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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-12-27, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING JLWELERY STORE' l' G ALL OUI. PATRONS AND FRIENP$ A i1nI"I'i' .•AND PROSPEROUS W YEAR ._ . JOHNSON Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Fine Jewellery and Repairs ' Next Hovey's Drug Storm WISHING ALL OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS it HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR f AN YOU For the nary acceptable busi rtes:• you have given us during the past season and year and we trustthat we may be co)i= sidered equally deserving of Your good -swill in the coming year. We recall to mind our dependence one on the other and the basis of good 'business we maintain among ourselves. This part of The News -Record is speaking€or many of this part- nershipwhen it sincerely says: From every one to all the rest, Happiness and Success,, and we hope in our capacity to eontri-, lute our part toward its ea- complishment, Tile W. D. Fair Ca. Often the Cheapest—Ahyays the Best We are-Stocl- Pitted Dates New tulic Da New Pitted ?)' New Pitted D New Pitted St New Haradat Head Lettu Fresh Fish i}+1 • THE MORNING FIRST l ash and Service Plumsteei Bros. TIIE C. & S.. GROCERS wish to extend to.their friends and vas—temp. the Season's Best Wishes,and, to :e>t'press our thanks for your, Idna patronage during the past year;: YVe trizzt we may enjoy your continued patronage during the year to gilt{',•,, THE E,, &t S. GROCER Bealich 1,25j . Mai i 125w WISHING ALI, OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS .v' A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Slitter-&ttPerdtte PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING Phone 147w ll Auburn Miss Alma iyiutch of Toronto is spending Christmas.with he' parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. IVJuteh. Mrs. Gormley Thompson- of Toron- to is holidaying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Mogridge. Mr. J. Tyndall of Windsor• attended the funeral of his uncle the late John Hoare. Quite . a number of people in and around the village are' laid up with colds` and influenza this past week; but hope to see them out again be- fore long. In Clinton hospital on Tuesday morning' Mr, John . Hoare passed away in his seventy-fifth year. '.He' had 'gone there some three weeks previously for treatment, and despite medical care, his death followed an operation. Ile was a member of the United church and in former years a Mbthodist, where for many years lie acted as choir leader. A sister, Miss Mary, at home and a brother, C. 'Hoare, of Clinton survive him. a The funeral was held on Thursday last: front his lateresidenceto West- field cemetery. Rev..V7. R. Alp .coni- ducted the services. The, sympathy. of the • community is extended to !those bereaved. Mr. Eldon Stoltz of the homefor the holidays. Miss Flora and Mr. Wesley Kil- lough of Toronto' were here attend- ing their uncle's funeral. Miss May Ferguson; who spent the last few' months with' her sister' at St. George, returned to her home here: 0.4.0.. is Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jackson, Misses Lottie and Labra of Godef'ich spent Christmas with' Mr, and 11frs. Beverly Patterson here. Miss K. M Welsh teacher of Aub- urn Public school held, a Christmas concert in:thh hall on;Thursday eve- ning last week, which was latgeIy atteneled and: a decided success. It was unanimously carried to put an- other en next year bigger and better than. ever. .That's the spirit. Mr. Sehn.Symington has had his dwelling wired` for hydro during last weolOyi? Jas. Johnston doing the work, Mr. Johnston just finished a job of wiring and installing a light- ing plant for a 'man at Lucknow the first of last week. Have ,you some article you wish to, sell? Advertise it hi The News -Re- cord;' l(�ItlIry�I II Iiitiu it ulutl'5' xi! NI@II u9 i`yu �hl Mr. and Mra. G. A. Walker; spent' Christmas with friends in Hamilton Misses .Jpan and Mary Chidley of Toronto were home for the week- end and holiday. Mr. and 'Mrs. ;Iola Walker spent "Lii;'_atmas with Mr. and Mrs. T. gumball of- Gait, Miss llfabei Corey of Faris spent the week -end with Misr Bertha and Mr, Goldie Cantelon, ' Mr. A. Royce of the ,Dank of Mon- treal"was at his home at Walker- ton for ,Christmas, Miss Jean Hogg of Woodville is spending the Christmas vacation at her home in town. Mr. Reid of the Royal 'Bank staff spent the week -end ;and Christmas at his home at Lefroy. Mr, and. Ms. Chas. Mahew of Sarnia spent Christmas with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Levy. Messrs. Fred .and Will Lavigin of De- troit were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, James Levy for the Christ- mastide. AI.r:a.K. jlicknight of Oshawa spent the week -end and holiday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Mclinight. Mr. L. Dipple of Renfrew came up and spent .Christmas with his wife, who was• visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. O. W. Potter. Mr. Ray Mason visited his home at Summerhill over the week -end and. the festive holiday, returning to Toronto etiV Wednesday. Mass Gertrude Layton of London is, spending tihe CIiristmas vacation. with her cousins, Miss Irene Lay- ton and Miss Hazel Pepper. Mr. find Mrs. E. R. Bell of Hensall spent Christmas Dlty with Mrs,. Bell's father, Mr. A. J. Grigg, at the Commercial inn, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lucas and son Harold 'of Edmonton are visiting for a few weeks with fornter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lucas. Mr. Edward Dale of London and Miss Ruth Dale of : Detroit spent, the Christmastide at the home of their 'parents, Mr and 1Vfrs. Arthur Dale, Mrs. M. E. McFadden ofi Cookstown and Miss Beatrice McFadden of Or-. illia spent ,the Christmastide with the .former's mother, Mrs. J. Cor- nish. Mr. Jaak Gibbings of the Western University and Mies Marion Gib- king' of Esse are 'spending the Christmas vacation at their home in town. Harold Stanbury,' who has' been un- dergoing n-dergong treatment in the Clinton hopital, is spending a few days with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. 1t'Icli'night. Mr. and Mrs: J. J. McCaughey left' (last week -end to spend some time with their'': San, Mr Frank Me- Caughey, Toronto and daughter, Mrs. Mahon of Montreal. Mrs. A. J. Grige, who has spent _a few . weeks with relatives in Lon- don, left Saturday for Montreal,. where site will spend the winter with her son, Mr. Hugh B. Grigg. Mr, and Mh's.: R. J. ' Cantelon, Miss. .Bessie and Mr. Walter Corey mot- ored uP ot-ored.up from Granton on Sunday to attend a family -dinner given by Miss Bertha and Mr. Goldie Cante lora. Mr. and 'itis. Clarence Grcen of Teeswater -and Mr. and IDlrs. 1'.. , S. Livermore of Aylmer spent the week -end and Christmas Dav with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, 3, Liv- ermore. Miss Afat•y ' Brown.' nurse-in-traiu- hsg at Prc•jvidence.Hospita1, De- troit. and '1Vi1os Lucy Brown of the • hospital office staff; spent Christ,, as with .their grandparents, Mao and Mos, James Levy. ELITE CAFE to open New Year'sDay JANUARY let, 1929 Dinner front 11 to 4 Supper from 4 -to 8 40 CENTS PER PLATE Queen Olives, Iced Celery I•Jearts Cream of Tomato Soup J;utrie& Vried fresh White Dish, Sliced Lemon MEATSy ,Boiled Sugar -Cured' Ham, Mustard Sauce, Breaded Veal Cutlet with Espagnole Sauce. Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, Yorkshire Pudding, Roast Leg of Pork, green Apple Sauce Roast Baby Turkey, with Cranberry Sauce Roast Young Chicken, with Celery Combination Salad tr,tished Potatoes or Boiled Potatoes, Buttered Green Peas New Year Pudding with Pineapple sauce, Strawberry jelly with whipped cream. Boston Cream Pie, Hot Mince Pie Apple Pie. Tea Coffee Milk Londesboro Mrs. Fred ,Johnston reeeived word. on Saturday - of the death of her brothel -in-law, 'Mr: JohnWeymouth of Blyth, who died in Victoria hospit- al, London. quite a number from the village attended the funeral of the late Mr. R. Carter'whikh,was. hold from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Shobbrook Sunday afternoon. - The White Gift Service was held Sunday A.M. in the United church which was indeed very impressive but not as many in .attendance as usual on account of there being so many sick 'with rite fru. Mr. 0. Manning and Mr, Harry Lyon have their homes Iit by Hydro. Mr. J. G. and Mrs. Medd were vis- itors in the village Sunday. Mrs. E, Bell .received word Satur- day evening of .the death of Iter sis- ter-in-law, Mrs. Dr. Hanlyn of De- troit, who was formerly Miss H. Her- rington, but had been a resident of Detroit for 40 years. Her husband who was one of the leading doctors in the eity died -9 years' ago. Miss Lauds. Young is spending the holidays with London and Chatham friends, • The Christmas trees of both churches had to be postponed on ac- count of so much sickness and flu. , Mrs. Ruddell,. Winnipeg, formerly Miss Belle Roberton, is at present visiting her mother, Mrs. Ross, and also other relatives,' Mhs. (Rev.) Johnson is visiting her sister, Miss Maud Fair, in Toronto. ,Misses .Eleanor and Jennie Maines of Chicago arrived home to spend Christmas. Mrs. Maines .and - Miss Elizabeth will return with them to spend the winter. tltfisses Esther and 'Mary Jamieson are spending their vacation with their patents; Mr. and MS's. A. Jamieson, Miss Or. Roberton of Toronto. it holidaying with friends here. Mr. Robert lt'l'cCrae motored to Bel -- grave on Christmas Day. Quite a number from here attend- ed the funeral of the late .Mr, John Wayirc'ith, of Blyth, on Wednesday. Mr. Harold ' Johnston of London spent Christmas with his parents, Mr, 11 of al th Mr SO I'1 sp S C S C