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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
Special Prices
for Christmas on
BOOKS STATIONERY
PURSES, GREETING' CARDS,
DECORATIONS, PICTURES
SILK LINGERIE
HOSIERY, TOILET GOODS AND
!iliaun
el
SANTA CLAUS.
Will Be Waiting to see you ,
It's getting so close to Christmas, he-'
wantsto make sure that he's got the list
of things you went. You will find him oty
the second floor. , to 2.30 -p:nt
10 a.m. until 11 a.m.-l.30 p•m
The China Gift Shop
IS FILLED WITH.' SUE ITABLGIFTS
AND• ALL AT POPULAR PRICES
TABLES AT 15c, 25c,' 50c and ($1.00
You'll Enjoy Shopping
in Toyland
And ttra
'
Where.Eveiythin g is Bright 'ght ad A olive
SPECIALLY PRICED TABLES
MANY SPECIAL VALUES
CONFECTIONERY
THE STORE WILL BE OPEN EACH EVENING UNTI
A. Ta C ; ;OPER
The Store with the Stock
L 10 O'CLOCK
Leaders in Low Prices
PHONE 36
,y�• .may, ., ., .,.. • ., :�'-''-�`�' i �.:` �°>'�`'. '�.
Buy Your Cbristins Gifts at Davis' .and Hermans
GLOVES
Lined and unlined ..75c to 53.50
OVERCOATS
TWEED-- •
Reg. $15.00 eft. `x3.50
BLUE CHEVIOT -
Reg. $20.00 for $15.00
FURINKA--- -
$22.50 to 550.00
SWEATERS
PULLOVER COAT STYLE
95c to $4.00; $1.95 to $5.00
WORK SHIRTS
95c to 51.50
• WEARPIELL SOCKS •
ALL WOOL WORK SOCKS
20c to 65e
SILK TIES
35e to $1.50
SCARFS
31.25 to 35.00
FINE BROADCLOTH SHIRTS
31.75 to 52.75
CAPS
Reg. 31.50 for .. 96c
WINTER GAPS • FOR ......31.50
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PYJAMAS . 31.15
DRESSING GOWNS 34.00
25c to 75c
AiVIONIG TFIE CHURCTIE:S
(Continued from page 1)
J, Nediger,
Pianist: Mrs. A. T. Cooper.
Mrs. Vetiver read a letter that
Miss Rapson had received from a'
lady at 1014 Atkinson St., Regina,
who hadreceived a coat in which
Miss Rapson had put a note.
"Business being finished Mrs. Scott;
vice president, took charge of the
meeting ` and conducted a devotional
period of singing; prayer, and scrip-
ture reading. • Mrs. Venner gave p
paper on; Current 'Events. Mrs. Pat-
erson and Mrs. Hearn contributed a
vocal duet. ldrs. Cooper iiecompan-
ied them on the piano. Mrs. Hearn
had a very interesting letter written
by Dr. Graham, a Missionary in In-
dia and Dr. Nethrum,, which is' to
be passed around to the members as
Mss. Hearn considered it rather long
to be read at the meeting. Singing
and the Mizpah benediction brought
the meeting to a close.
THURS, DEC. 17, 1931
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Marquis and IVPcInnes.
Baby Band: Mrs. IKniglit,
,Superintendents of 'Mission 'Band:
Miss- Armstrong and Ma's, G. Mer -
dock, jr.
Stranger's Secretary; Miss Cor-
nish and Mrs. Snyder.
At an executive meeting held at
the close of the election, the follow
rhes w1 Bayfield Parish, were iths
guests of the A•Y,P,A, of St; Paul's
church, Hensall, on Monday even-
ing. They repeated the program of
church music which was given in
Varna on•Wednesday evening of lase
week. Three papers, one on psalms,
one on hymns and one on carols,
were read and illustrations 'of, the
Mg group leaders were appointed, music of different periods were sung
there being two for each group; by the choristers trained for the oc-
casion by Mrs F. H. Paull, who had
charge of the program.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed by the members' of St. Paul's A.
steel; Mrs. Turner and Mis I. Crichl Y P A•
Mrs. Ball and Miss R. Pickett; Mrs. ( The Public school and Y.P.D. of
FI. Wi'.tse and Mss. Tiolmes; Mrs. St, Andrew's Church intend having
a Christmas concert on Friday even-
ing,
_ of this week in the town hall.
Mrs. Jervis and Mrs, J. Crich;
Mrs. Wendell and Mrs. Maltby;
Mrs.' Gibbings and Mis m
W. Plu-
Tiplady and Miss Briekenden.
A meeting of Group leaders is con-
vened for Saturday afternoon of this
week at 2.30 o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. Ai'urdoek, to choose group mem-
bers and plan campaign for 19321
:
1Y leader
is
requested es
ted t0 attend,
• Presbyterian Church
Morning Service
Prelude--Venite Adoremus, Adeste
Fiddles Lefebure, We'ly.
Call to -worship.' '
Doxology.
Invocatipn.
Flymn: "0 Come All Ye Faithful.
Scripture Lesson. •
Anthem: "Christians Awake, Sal-
ute the Happy Morn, Maunder. '
Prayer,
Annotmcernents.
Offertory: "March of the Magi
Rings," Dubois.
Praye::
Solo, Mrs. Dougan, "Christmas,"
Shelley.
Hymn: "As With Gladness Men of
Old.".
Sermon: "After it, Follow it, Fol-
low the Gleam"
Anthem: "Behold I bring you Good
Tidings," Caleb Semper.
Hymn: "The First Nowell."
Postlude: "Gloria Excelsia", Mozart
Evening Service
Prelude, "Pastoraile," Westbrook.
ReeeaSiana1 Adeste Fideles. I Spent Sunday with 'Mi. and 1VIrs. ronto, Secretary of the Association
dian School
Christmas
CreetingS
Harness
{i and Luggage
For Il
Christmas j
Wives and Sweethearts
ARE YOU IN DOUBT AS TO HIS CHRISTMAS IT'S EASY
Warm up his heart by warming his body with one of our gen-
uine Corivan Leather Coats, priced as low as $5.95 or may we suggest
a fine wool rug for his car, priced as low as 53.40•
It is said, cold hands a warm heart. We say, Warm his hands
with a fine pair of our gloves or mitts and !both hands and heart-
.
eart
. will be warmed Christmas Day.
HUSBANDS, BROTHERS AND :BOY FRIENDS
Think how much she loves you -You will not disappoint her en
Christmas Day. Why not give her a genuine leather purse or a
dressing case, or a new McErine Aeropack? We fee'. sure she will ap-
preciate any of these. They are all very moderately priced and
withan any ono's means:
VAIMMORGEMMISIN
Right Price:..
Right Good!)
AIRE
liitS Ge lore as Never etore
Our Display this year is Composed of Gifts, Entirely New, Very ;
h4;
Useful and Something for Everybody.
BAYFIELD
HURON ROAD EAST
Mr, Noble Holland hada fine d
play of fox hides in Clinton last Sate
{ urday.
Miss Olive Sprung of Londeslbora
spent the week -end with her'cousin,
Monday evening, December 7th, Miss Sadie Ball.
the annual meeting of L.O.L. No. 24 Mr. and Mrs. G. Monk have moved
was held in the Orange Hall, where into Mr. Charles Lindsay's house.
there was a good attendance and. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jamieson
the fallowing officers were elected. • and son, Lawrence, spent Sunday
for the year 1932; I withBailey. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Mr. Noble Holland and Mr. William
Storey spent a day recently at Wat-
erdown.
and Airs, Everett Finnigan, while on
her way to school thought she noticed
Barites_ and smoke, but could not
1 tell whether they were coating from
the chimney or from the roof. Be-
fore giving the alarm she hastened
, to the school to warn pupils who
might be inside the building and
sent several to notify the neighbors.
Won Many Prizes For His
Leicesters
-.Mr.. Ephraim Snell of Myer:Bar-
ton Steck Farm, Hullett, has been
exhibiting his sheep at the Winter
Fairs just past, carrying off several
1 prizes as usual. Mr. Simla had not
exhibited for a couple of years, as
Ihe had acted as judge.
At Toronto he carried eff second
for 2 year old ram, third for one
year old ram. fifth for ram lamb,
third for yearling ewe, third for ewe
i lamb, second fa.. flock and first for
wether, and third and fourth for
wool. He also carried off chain-
pianship for wether, and reserve
championship for lamb. He sold his
champion wether, which also wen
championship at Chicago. Al Guelph
he took second and fifth for year,
ling ram, seeand for yearling ewe,
third for ewe lamb, second for flock
and championship for arab.
YARDLEY'S GIFT JASMINT+, OF •STAG LINE OF
PACKAGE SOUTHRN SHAVINGFR NCEiPARATIONSP REFOR
MEN
A Dainty Line of Noticing better,
Toiletries for Ladies Entirely New
25e UP • 25c UP
Goodness & Frag-
rance paekaged nip
for men and women
35c UL'
BATH SALTS
Beautiful Odors in
naw and lovely
Containers
255 Ill'
PIPES
TOBACCOS
CIGARS
POUCHES
BRUSHES
COMBS
MIRRORS
' MINIATURE SETS
HOT WATER BOTTLE
SPECIALS
One Year Guarantee 69c
Two CHRYea
ISMAS Guarantee
CANDY 98c
Tully Burke, Clarine, Artstyle
1 ib., 2 lb., 31b.
PEARL TONE and.
IVORY IN
TOILET WARE
Prices were never•
Lower
DID YOU SEE OUR
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
AU New Low Prices
YARDLEY'S ORCHID
PERFUME
FACE POWDER
COMPACTS
W.M.: John 'Castle; D.M., Wm.
Orr; Chaplain, A. E. Erwin; Record-
ing Secretary: Ninian Heard; Fin-
ancial 'Secretary, E. A. Featherston;
Treasurer, tflarold Stinson; Marshal,
Geo. Sturgeon; lat Lecturer: Win.
MeDool; 2nd lecturer, Emerson
Heard; Committeemen: Roht.Orr;
Wm. J. Elliott, Lindsay Smith, Wal-
ter Westlake, James Rouatt; Sick
Committee, A. E. Erwin, W. 3. Mc-
Leod, D. C. Galbraith; auditors: W,
J. McLeod, A. E, Erwin,
After election lunch was served
and a generally social time was
spent.
Mrs. Janes Carnie• of Stanley
Township spent last week with Airs.
J. M. C. Tough.
Mr. and Mrs. Wni, Walters and
son Loyd of Colborne township
ISEAFORTFI: The -remains of
James D. McGill a former esteemed
resident of Seafonth whose death
occurred on Tuesday at the home of
his son in Goderich were interred on
Thursday afternoon in the Matt -
landbank cemetery.
D'UNGANNON: Mrs. Robert Da-
vidson left on Monday for 'Toronto,
having been called upon to attend an
emergency meeting en Tuesday of,
the Provincial Executive of •the
School Trustees' and Ratepayers' As-
sociation of'the Ontario Educational
Association, owing to the sudden
death of Rev. W. M. iVforris, of To -
Hymn, "Hark the Herald Angels spent
Osmond. and editor of the Cana
Sing." I Th A.Y.P.A. of the three chur- Journal.
Scripture Lesson. nater
(Carols, "02 the Father's Love Be-
gott ,
Their Flocks,' "God Rest You Merry :
Gentlemen." ,l Crrist
Scripture Lesson.
ell „ „ While ;she herds Watched etvp+c-test;t taiG+ t€t^dgtetGtea2tgtar?etebaactc+v-xtg+x nt:
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Y ' the basement of the ehur9h on Friday I ollowing report of S. S. No. 7,
LONDESBORO
i afternoon and was a success in ev- for month of November:
Mrs, J. J! ingland is visiting friends ery way. Each of the booths was ' Sr. 3rd-IJean McCallum, 73; Mil -
:in patronized and there was a good died Bell, 77. 88;
.in Toronto.
'United. Church Sunday school �. assortment of everything. Althoug c 'Bobby 2nd-Isabel
�a7Fi; Irene iam, McOalltuny
The U
'are holding .their annual Chitistmas I the weather waslendidS' turnout, the 76.
'Tree entertainment in the Comamn- { there was a splendi -two Jr, 2nd -:Lydia Bell; 83.
it hall on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24th, proceeds being seventy-two Beginners -„oris Lear,3 Billy Pol-
yprepared 1
-a good program is being Mr. and Mss. James Elsley and lard.
Pol-
and a good time anticipated-.`. Mis. J. Tamlblyn attended um
I 1VIr, and Mrs. New- dance, 7.3. -Clive A. Moaa
9p
Prove.'.
Amrcnneonien i5.
Offertory. "The First Newell::
Fantasia en Christmas Carol Plant, e
Offertory Prayer.
Anthem, "And He Shall Reign,"
Caleb Semper.
Hymn, "Holy Night, Peaceful
Nigh;."
.Sermon, "The Spell of Christmas."
Carol, "Thou Didist Leave Thy
Throne."
Hymn, "It carte Upon the Mid-
night Clear."
Benediction.
Postlude, Fantasia on Christmas
Carol, "Good Christian Men."
Sunday School Christmas enter-
tainment will be held in the Sundhy
School hall'on Tuesday evening, Dec.
22nd, at 7.30 ,sharp.
At the annual meeting held last.
Tuesday night the Ladies' Auxiliary
elected officers as follows:
President: Mrs. M. C. Jordan.
Vice President: Mrs. E. Ward.
Secretary: Mrs. J. Neilans.
Treasurer: Mrs. J. E. Neil.
Convenors of Committees: Social,
Mrs. l'. Muteh; Finance, Mrs. G. D.
Roberton; I oric•.Out, Mrs. Chas. E.
Dorgan; Flower, Mrs. 3. Cook.
Christmas Services will be held on
Sunday as follows:
Ontario Street United Church
Christmas services, both morning
and evening. Pastor's subjects:
Morning: wills Luminous Christ."
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HEATERS MAY YET
KILL
Two Dozen of Mel. Dangerous
Things" .Sold, PrisonerAdmits
Water heaters sold by Benjamin
'Steinberg, salesman, of the Lux-Vis-
ey Co. of Canada, were characterized
as "the most dangerous things that
have struck this province," by W. F.
he
Strickland, chief mspe
etm
for t
the Hydro Electric Commission, in
Health Court to -day.
Tie charged Steinberg, together
with Percy 'Steinberg, and Jacob
Hynes, with selling the heaters with-
out having Hydro approval. Ben
Steinberg pleaded guilty, and his
„namesake and Hynes were remanded
for sentence. Magistrate Patterson
fined Steinberg $25 or ten days.
"They are made for sticking into
water basins, baths, and dish pans".
testified Inspector Strickland, "and
as a result of their use a child was
killed last month." He explained that
the H•E.P.C. had been put to a lot
of trouble and 'considerable expense
in detecting the sellers of the non -
approved heaters.
"We have, informed the public of
the danger' they, were risking by
Means of the radio• and the press,
and .i. would not be surprised to hear
of another fatality," went on the
inspector.
Mis. Rose Freeman, who 'perches -
ed one of the heaters, said the agent
told her that `approval by the Com-
mission was pending.
The defendant stated that he had'
received three dozen of the heaters
from the .United States, had, sold two
storm Mony 1 .dozen, and ue5tt'ayed the re,
ala which is always Airs. Roy Stonehouse. Mi p dozen,
and
thennop st ]earned they
:give the restin is a sister of Mrs. Tamblyn and M'rs.
interacting. h (commonly ]mown as Ptospet- were not approved, and would not be
•.quite I
The bazaar under ,�ho'auspces of i Elsley..1VIr•
t ded the Diem- Number on roll,3, average atter,
Moon, teacher.
Next. Sunday moving at 10.30. the and Wedding of
usual "White Gift Service" will be ton Campbell, which was celebrated i
held bythe Sunday _Scheel of the at Goderich at the homeand
he son in taw, Mx
United church, when the pupils will 1 daughter and s. Campbell
DUN�GANNON: During the'
Monday morning the, schoo
house of S.S. No. 2,. West . Wawa
and Mrs Frank Tamblyn 110th . ,.
t home of Mr. ity) caught fire about 8.30. Miss approved as safe.-Poronto, Tele-
llers at he
Evening: "What Christmas Does.
At a quarter to seven in the even-
ing an organ and piano recital will
be given, Carol singing, anthems
and Christmas music will be render-
ed. A cordial welcome to all to join
in these festal services.
Christmas Tree on Tuesday even-
ing, Dec. 22nd, at 3 o'clock. Santa
Claus and usual program.
Christmas Tree Concert at 'Tur-
ner's church on Wednesday evening,
Dec.' 23rd. Usual Program.
The annual business meeting of
the W.M.S. was held last Tuesday
afternoon. After the regular pro-
gram the following officers were
elected for 1932: .
' Hon. -President: Mesdames H.
Plumsteel, A. D. Beaton and G. La -
vis. •
President: Mrs. Geo. Shipley.
1st vice Pres.: Mrs Farrill.
2nd vice Pres.: Mrs. Ball.
3rd vice Pres.: Mrs. W. Marquis.
Rec.-Secretary: Mrs. W. M. Aileen..
Assistant MI's. I. Crieh.
Cor, -Secretary: Mis. W.. Wlalker.
Press Secretary: Mrs. C. ,W.
Thompson.
Treasurer: Miss. W. J. Stevens.
Pianists. Miss 'E. • Willie, Mrs.
Gibbings.
!Mite Box Secretary: Mrs, Glaziers,
Christian Stewardship; Mrs. Hiles.
Secretaries, of,, Snpreies• :Mesdames
3. Well and. F. Leonard. '
Literature Supply: Mesdames Ken-
nedy and Turner.
YSI•issionary Monthly: Mrs. Rozell
Temperance: Mia. Hawke.
Convenor of Finance Committee:
Mrs. Murdoch..
Study Book Leaders: Mesdames
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Give Her Something She Will Never Forget fi
Electric Kelvinator Refrigerator
ELECTRIC AND TREAD SEWING MACHINES
ELECTRIC AND (New andP Second WASHING MACHINES
ELECTRIC KOLSTER RADIO, 7 -TUBES
ALL, GOING A'1' A DIG SACRIFICE IN PRICE
Singer Sewing Machine Shot)
(OPPOSITE POST OFFICE)
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the "Friendly, ,Glass" and the W.4• were also ca Ross, teacher, who hoards with. Mr, {gram.
.of 'the United' church, was held in Stonehouse.
Chilstmas
PACKAGES MADE TO
ORDER
XMAS FRUIT CAKE
Any Size, Iced or 'Plain
NEW MIXED NUTS
KANDYYIiANES _~
NEW NOVELTIES
FRESH MADE CANDIES AT
PRICES TO PLEASE ALL
Balker`ll an d
11� endorf S Confeaenoner J
i Makers'of "Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake" Bread
nit s
SBE OUR ATTRACTIVE
BOXES
PAGE & SHAW
HUNT'S
LOWNEYS
WILLARDS '
NEW FLAVORED BREAD
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CAKES AN)) PASTRY
Which is More Delicious Than
Any You May Have Tasted
Ih'y Ckaiiing Prices
REDUCED
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY
$1,00 ONE DOLLAR _$1.00
WILL CLEAN AND PRESS YOUR
Suit Overcoat Topcoat or Raincoat
EVENING DRESSES Si 25 up
CLEANING GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY OR NO CHARGE
• DYEING PRICES REDUCED 10 TO 20 PER CENT.
Our representative, Mr. W. E. Gillespie, will
call on you
y have.
in
few days and gladly give you a price on any order y
We can give u two-day servic e on Cleaning. Orders for dyeing
are usually ready in a week. Mourning Orders can be ready in 36
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AGENTS FOR GILLE)SPIES CLEANERS Sc DYERS, SEAFO'R 1EI