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EXCLUSIATE, CIATS, COATS ANO, DRESSES
'EWISH YOU, ALE ' MERRY CIIRI tTMAS„
ANIS;A HAPPY; NEW YEAR
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To be Well Dressed,
Conily and Warm
WEAR A PAIR OF OUR DOMINION SO -LITE
EITHER ALL"RUBBEROR
.GAYTEI;S IN EITH
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JERSEY STYLE
::ALSO SEE BUB SO•COSY I3OUDOIII
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
.SLII'PEII,S FOR CI=IB
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1A'G$dll u MAS ;srO fi_
\311 pigt'y,7,'IIA. BANNING
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1IE big= bus came to a stool A man shot out of a seal and s.eok,
with a jolt olt w bleb; horled.ltal himself into a fur coat, "Open the
tired passengers against theI door, di,vei ... ['ll be back In a couple
seats ahead. The powerful of minutes." A. blast oi' cold air, and
engine whined to • silence. the roan slipped out, ile came back
Par a long:, moment nothing presently with a small,raggedblush.
was said. Twenty people
stared_at the back of the
driver. Twenty pairs of ears heard
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Just ,. hat's t e
Thrifty. Thing - to o9
—Why Visit Our Store and See Just How,
Much Further Your Dollar Will Go.
The Values Will Surprise You and the Quality is
the ]est in Town
WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE •t
IN THE HOME
Beautiful Lamps, for Every Corner; Smokers;
End Tables, Easy Chairs, Magazine Racks, Cush- t
ions, Bridge Tables, the Newest Pictures, Ods'
Novelty China, and just anything else you could i
want for the home:
BE SURE AND; _SEE OUR ASSORTMENT OF
VALUES BEFORE YOU BUY
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU
SUTTER PEROJE INALKFR
"Found it here by the roadside. Gee.'
somelittle blizzard going' on 1"
hl1e
Shed • 1111 coat, He asked for
the wild rush of wind outside:a noise string. Bundles were untied and -she
which up to this • time had been acrd, otiered. 'By tying several lengths
drowned by the motor... speeding about the center of the hush, and
through:the night. then stretching the taut to various
The driver waS'young..He had wide next -braces the bush was made secure-
shoulders and a fresh color In his h upright in the aisle.
cheeks. He was used to these long, red) for trlinmings. Who's got trim,
cross country 'runs: he knew how to nun.s? -
n le leo tle and he unde'rstopd the+ The cross man wasbusy: with a
he p 1 I, bundle. Ile liras a trifle reluctant, atilt'
tetnparument of a bus as a nbther uu- he coot -breed -to unwrap Papers. Soon
tlerstan,'tls her child.
turnea,'about in his seat to face, a glitteCing angel with tinsel :wings
of the tree trim_ mer.
the silent h"ap nt , - «'•y almost reverently the angel
out of loci A fatal shadow seemed,
.r'Kr�a�.•�'?�r�t,`'�{i•��'.'3�fi•'.F"i•Et'��.'.�•ri.�s�'.i•rr.�tzti'
1 "Sorry,'folk$ we're was in the lianas ox
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to Vett on Itis face Were hung up
a hundred utiles from nowhere," •
A rustle of amazement passed'
through the listening. passengers.' .
Hoot climbed over a seat mate and.
began talking In :t loud, Irritated voice.
"You mean to tell me this Masted bus
yvou'tinove another foot tonight?.That
we, must stay here the I,orddcnoWs-
bnw=long? On ('hristmas eve Ana the
folks home waiting for ' us? A fine,
fat drivel you tire!"
The young anon was unperturbed
and -ready. 'Nouse telling you I can't
help it.;,hey gave me .a huts bus, an
old one, because of the holiday travel:
They gambled on my getting through
and lost."
"Ain't you even going' 10 get out to
leek itt It? demanded the man un-
pleasantly,'„1 Knew When I Set Eyes On
"No,
e.,beSS,'t.n{h't. know this bus -- Ye Belonged to Ma.”-
like an old friend. It's plumb give out
and I told them 5o." Ho looked the
protestor straight .10 the eye. "What's
more, were the last one thro'ug'h to-
night. Laugh that off."
Out.ot u dim, rear seat rose a girl,
Her hair WOS light. It seemed to :rip-
ple into curls as you looked at Lt, Her
face was pale with weariness, bUt
she smiled. "What say, tellers, we
buclt,'up. end have It party of our own
Ile cent help things," she nodded to-
wards the driver. • "He's done all tite
work, and had the worry and now alt
he gets handed to hlnt,le a bunch.of
growls. Conte on, folksl We're sale i
and warm. Nothing can hurt us. We'll!
SANTA CLAUS' +++ i'
364 day vacation is ended. He is busy now and without regard
to depression, The season is always ahead"of out ealeulations,, the (2
most s reci;pitato holiday of 'the .year. - he 54th of M"ay arrives
methodically, ,just when yoti expect it. Labour Day comes along
.eoherly, taking no one by surprise, but Christmas leaps at you like
a genial highwayman. .Santis however is always prepared and on
time, creating universal joy. You cannot etit Christmas out of the
Calendar nor out of the heart of the Ivor d.
Our holiday Stock may he of service to yen, it has the merit of
variety with a consideration given to each article and to the stock
as a whole, to seethat it is well 'balanced as to range of prices And
articles suitable for children, for menand women. We hope, tri
serve you. ,
q W.D. PAIR
'CO.--Offtteenn the �C�heeappeest•-.-„AAlwaFFss the Best
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Don't Forget When Purchasing Your
Winter Footwear that
WE HANDLE TDE BEST AT LOWEST PRICES'
WISHING YOU ALL A"MERRY CHRISTMAS
ANL A PROSPEROUS' NEW.YEAtt
J.-LOVETT
Shoe Repait'er—Huron' Street
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get help in tIle morning."
She smiled at the big man who was,
biting his mustache. She laughed In
the fuse of an old lady who was ter
lively wiping her eyes with the cora-
' er of a handkerchief.( She grinned
at a. hey of fourteen.
The bus driver shelved a fine set of
while teeth. "Soule grand little sport,"
lie Whispered to himself. Then aloud,
"I got to warn you fonts of something
else, too. Nothing serious but kind of
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CHRISTMAS GROCERIES
Cheer Up Boys ind Girls ---,Christmas Will Soon Be !Here. '
IF YOU. WANT A SUPPLY ;OF GOOD FRESH.
GROCERIES,•TIIIS,15 THE PLACE TO
GET THEM.
THEN, "OU'LT, WM1'AN9' A ;SUPPLY OF CANDILS, NU'T'S;
FRUITS„ ETC„ TO FILL IIP (THE CHILDREN'S''
STOCKINGS CRILISTMAS EVE,.
;SOU WILL FIND PRICES' AND QUALITY RiGH'i' AT
CLAS STOlU WISIiING ALI., A MERRY CITRISTMAS
ART) & • CCP,
'Phone F OLIN ON, ONT. Fret, Eelivuet
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was fastened to the top. The disagree-
able than seamed.
"Anyone got nn3' white tissue pa.
per?” asked the girl.
More gifts were untied and ,thele
wt'iippers volunteered. With nimble
fingers the girl folded long 'strips of
red and white together Into a sort of
accordion effect,
"What's your name, driver?" sud-
denly demanded the girt- •
"Michael O'Hara."
Slie glowed with pleasure. "And
nine Is Katy:Von/Jelly . , . the top of
the evenill' to yet"
Then the fun began. Michael was
possessed of ab irresistable hunter.
:Ile sent the ,old .tally Into stitches by
Presenting her with a package of cig-
arettes. He completely disarmed the
cross man by giving him an artificial
rose, bowing . with so touch ceremony
that his hair altriost touched the floor.
The., fourteetl-ybar•o1d boy was de-
lighted with it candy cane and began
to• demolish it .at once. There was a
gift for everyone. The bus rocked
with laughter. It was "Katy" this
, and "Mike" that. The driver
: thought,' of everyone blit hitnself.
Tlie girt had ti moment of acute dis-
tress. There was nothing for Mitre.
swiftly site thrust her hand into her
hag and brought out a small box.
,With this she went close to Michael.
"Here's a present for you, boyo," she
said lightly.
"Go 'way void yet" remonstrated the
man in' surprise: •
"No, please, 1 mean it" Something
in theblue of her eyes decided him.
Fle opened the box. Out of 1t came
a =silver cigarette lighter.
"Gosh - . . what a swell present 1
But you mustn't ,
"If you don't take it i'll never
speak to you : again 1" declared the
girl.
Amusement and tenderness mingled
DEC, 1. i;
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Merry Christmas with
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PAY"US A VISIT WHEN
YOU A.1tE OUT SHOPPING,
AND WE WILL 'BE GLAD TO
SHOW YOU A REAL STOCK:;
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
AS THERE ARE. VERY FEW. GIFTS THAI' WOULD RE'M'OVE
LASTING AND USEFUL THAN SOME NICE UP-TO-
DATE PIECE: 01? FURNITUILE .TO BRIGHTEN
UP SOME DULL SPOT IN YOUR IIOME
And:.yiou know we always carry the stock to suit the needs of
this community. Itdoesn't matter what those needs ate. We cap
supply them, and you will get a good square deal.
WE ALSO HAVE MANY USEFUL GIFTS IN THE
HARDWARE DEPARTIYI,ENT,
CLINTON HAROARE1ND FURNITURE 601.
�.., ,.� a s. ..c. •'. .t •.° o<v�+.a"��•.'�4u^1..>t'i:". r1�Ycw""'a�KK{
, legis amd FiowoFillg Plants F 1-
FOR . GHRISTMAS
`AZALEA, CYCLAMEN, PRIMULA, BEGONIAS
AND POTS AND) PANS ,OF BULBS IN FLOWER
BASKETS OF FERNS 'AND FLOWERING PLANTS
WREATHS FOR CHRISTMAS DECORATION
For Home andMemorial Wreaths for Cemetery
No Uptown Store—Better Value at Greenhouse
c!).6 AND CHOOSE YOUR 'GIFTS AND WE WILL DELIVER ANYTIME
REQUESTED,
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.r ,ex�a•rt¢v � FLORIST 66w and 66j. CLINTON
You can send Gowers anywhere through the Florist Telegraph Delivery Association.
WE ARE BONDED MEMBERS
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At tairir service for a second term
as Mayor for 1932.
wishing all
A Merry Christmas
and
Happy and Prosperous Neter Year
S. S. Cooper, Clinton
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"I Have a.klashtight," Said .the Girl. in his thanks.
'Who's Got Another?". The furl went on. Twelve o'clock
.. one . two. The old Lady dropped
distressing. • The :lights are liable to off to sleep. The bus grew quiet. The,
go out tiny minute. I got a trouble light girl curled up in a rear seat. The
with tee, but that's all," driver stared out into the storm. Once
"I•,have a flashlight" sold the girl. he drew out the lighter tied held it
Who's got •another?" • against his lips.` "The darned little
It turned but that five passengers Wile'," he murmured.
had flashlights, "Ilaitl them out and On• Christmas morning they were
we'll have a party, Anyhow," called 'transferred to 'another bus.' At the
the girl. city terminal the passengers parted
9"he bus grew a little chilly but' the from one another with the warmest
girl would not allow them to think kreetingsIH
But Michael. O'HaraO
and
of .that, Now each Of you must choose Katy Connelly did not part. They
a present from your eon, to give • went on to Michael's home, and when
some one else here tonight. The folks his mother saw„ the girl, add her'
at home would be glad to sacrifice laughter, and her blushes,, she just
one .gift for the sake of giving us opened her £1,11119,,
some fun, ' Well make him," she "i knew the bye .would be findin'
smiled at the driver, "be Santa Claus, ills lady suddint. It's the O'Hara way:"
and if any et you have eats ...:I say, She did not even Inquire about the
have n beast and pass 'me around." bus, Her son was .hone. It was Christ -
She 'went quickly, from bne 10 an- mss . ,.; on with the turkey; and pump,
other, The old lady's wrinkles crinkled kin pies!
up in laughter as she.ftuubied in her "But- the cigarette lighter, darlin'"
shabby gladstone beg: The fourteen Michael asked, "how did ye . .0'
year.old bey came, out of his grumps' "Oli, .I just bought ft ...•liking the
and offered -:to. do anything from sing- looks: And 'T kneW'. the and neat I set
Ing, a song,` to pushing the'.bjw—a eyes 011 you that it,befonged to you,"
suggestion which Was greeted by a "and," said ,Michael with ai big
roar of laughter from the •driver. grin, "I knew when'I set Gres on you
"We ought to have a tree," mused i• . t,f, ye belonged to me."
the girl aloud. "We can't do' a thlog "Hooray!" said :Alichaei's mother,
without a tree." ' plumping the turkey on the table,
"Esy, I got an Idea," called a voice,
The Clinton News -Record
is
A Christmas Gift
WHICH NOT ONLY GIVES PLEASURE ON THE
FIRST RECEIPT, BUT RENEWS THAT
PLEASURE -52' TIMES A YEAR
• $2.00 FROM NOW UNTIL THE END. OF 1932
Every Family living within the,,trading area of Clinton should
Read The News-Record—they may "Saye many' time the Price of.
Sliscription by reading the Advertisements of the merchants alone,
while. its hews colonials are full of real live news. It also has.a page
elf interest to women and another devoted. to the interest of farmers.
L��`r•�-u,.��'"''u.,�'a ��S1/�;-cnnSA�.is�S..�Ffii�`�",'y*SEr+!A`t'�r�'r�t°�•1,w�
NO MORE 'ACCEPTABLE GIFT COULD BE CHOSEN FOR ,RITE+.
YOUNG COUPLE JUST'STARTING ILOUSEKEEPING
THAN A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION :CO
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