HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-12-23, Page 7'CLINTON LlBAIIING Jj;WPLEI%Y' SOItF; .
Really now -i doesn't.jewelry convey truer sentiment acid
rove than any,other;ift'?' "Most ;certainl
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-What gift stwukertsryns the Heart so mucli emotion and
sincere apjn eeratioii,as a ght`tering'jewel-or•
s�'e'xy�t;site neaklttce•?'
Gold, Silver, Platiriurtz`and'
ewels arethe most ,
.� ..,precious'
materials of which the best and most desirable
giftS`'are made.
Gold Slave Bracelet Diamond Rings,' Gold Pencil and Pen,
Gold .Cuff Links; Men's=Gold'Watc}res; also ivory, etc.:
R. H. JOHNSON
Graduate 6f Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store
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IVT,en's and Bbys' 'Cies—Silks,
Crepes . ox Knitted
-39c $1.50
Men's and Boys' Fine Shirts—
Tooke lend Arrow brands'
$1.,00 to $3,50
[ Men's and Boys, Braces
I � 25c t0.75c s
Hose--Sill't and. Wool or Pare
Silk 'Plain or Fancy
50c to $1.50
Sweaters, Scarves, Gloves
(lined and unlhied), Skating
Boots, House Slippers, ete„ 'all
at easy'prices.
:Satin Towels, Towel Sets, Guest
Towels, Glass Towels
25c td $150
Pyjamas and Night Gowns,
Flannelette or Pyjama : Cloth
$2.00 to $2.75
Hendkerchiofs for all the fam-
ily and real values too
Umbrellas and Parasols—The
very latest styles and best for
the price
$.1.25 to $4.50
Make your',se1ections and 1 et us quote you' some -rea
money saving prices.
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Christmas Radios
Not even a great violinist can coax fine mn;sio out of a .cheap
villin. No more can an inferior radio do justice to the fine programs
that are broadcast;'.'
We catry•Vedee Neutrodyne the finest radios made. -Perfect
tonal realisriiz-the crashing ereeendo• of -a symphony or the swelling
volume of a, singers voice -Bass note or. treble—realietieally created
with the most delicate' peecision -
Selectivity—distance volume without "hum" or "buzz". Give
the whole: family a radio --yeti% enjoy. it!
FADA NEUTRtdD'yiNE'----tEFORIJS•T AND CROSSLEY
RADIOD'yi7E
A B ctteries---,B Batteries --Wet• B Batten`ies—Speakers,'
.Let us ,install the radio into otir!liorne—reed toi
y Y tune n. A`
small payment •down secures delivery tin' any radio. The balance
divided n"nto small monthly payments—makes owning a radio easy.`
Wishing You a Merry Christmas a -'
HARDWARE
Pter Sc t.'
PLUMBING . ELECTRIC WIRING
PHONE 147w
e Most
Beautiful Thin
In the world .indubitably is love but
a,$ a present it.ha"s, its disadvantages;
yon% can't wrap it, in a box and• put
stickers on.it. .You -can't wear, it
You' can't show it to your friends.
We would not suggest a' substitute for
the "nest beautifel;thing-in the world
but we offer for your consideration a
selection from our. stock as :a symbol
'of it and to -hold the giver yin .joyful
remembrance. Just another thought
introduced by the , -question is it pos-,
Bible that we may The too wise in the
selection' of our gifts. Can wenot
afford to be a little more unusual or
even foolish in• our buying of them,
Reason is sometimes eeld, even cruel
but sentiment 'is gentle, even if a lit-
tle foolish and extravagant, it be-
lieves in Christmas and making oth-
ers ']nappy. A ehild made happy with
a toy rather than a pair of rubbers,
a girl rejoices . more over a dainty.
than is et
1 p e a pettieoai.
Will you show your sentiment
at Christmas: or your cool or cal-
culating mind. It should he a
season, of love and peace and
happiness and our stock 'in its
variety of choice either in the
practical or the sentimental or
foolish may supply just the gift
that is worth while.
Tlie W. D. Farr Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
4 I glOpuu wuaullunll
Miss Mary Chidley of Toronto is
home for Christmas,
Mr. I-l'azry Shaw of the staff of Dark -
mouth College, is home for the Yule-
tide.
Miss Eileen Atkinson of the Western
Utide,niversity is home for the Yule -
Mr., Reber•t Hunter of Toronto Uni-
V'ersity is 'home for the Christmas
recess,
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Mr. Elmer Paisley of Toronto Uni-
Versity is hone for the mid -winter
holiday.
Master Owen- Combe of the Port
%Lope Boys' School is home for the
vacation,
Miss Clete Ford of the Alma College
staff, St, Thomas, is home for the
!Christmas vae Bion.
Miss .Susie Powell' left yesterday to
spend Christmas holiday thne with
•her sister in Detroit.
Miss Harriet Hawkins visited with
Rev. S. E. and Mrs. lVfcSegney of
London over the week -end.
Misses Elinor and Jean Plumsteel are
home from the Western University
for -the mid -winter vacation.
Mr. Chas. Shipiey of the Western
University is spending the Christ-
mas vacation at his home here.
'Mr. and Mrs, Georgy Jackson, left
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Monday for' ernie, Mane where
they intend spending a few weeks.
Miss Winnie MOMath of . Victoria
' College, Toronto, is spending the
('•hristnnas holidays at her home in
town.
Miss 'Jean Hogg of. Ripley and Miss
Ethel' Hogg of'. the Toronto- Uni-
versity are hone for the •Christ-
mastido.
Mr, Thomas Archer has returned to•
London after spending a week or
so as the guest • •of his daughter,
Mrs. L. Rath.
Mrs. M. A, Shipley and babe have
gone to .Morrisburg, where they will
spend the Christmastide with the
lady's family.
Mrs. •A. Sinclair of Toronto is with
her sisters, Miss Bluebell and Mrs,
'W. Pickard. Mr../Siuclair will come
up for /Christmas.
Mr. D. A. Andrew of the 0. A. C.,
•Guelph, has been ; Bone°the past.
few days. Ile end his family will
emend Christmas with Lniolmety
friends: ; ,
Mr, Kenheth Hunt of Sudbury and
',Miss Wimnifred .Hunt of Toronto
are spending the Christmas. holiday
neriod with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Hunt.
Miss -Ward, left !Friday for Essex,
where- she intends spending a day
or so with Miss Stone before going
-on to spend the Christmas vacation
with her family at Rockville, Mdti
DP. M. A. Shipley whohas-been with.
his mother.: Mrs. George Shipley,
since the death of his father some
• weeks ago, is in Toronto this week.
i'e takes en his new practise at
BIytb 'at the new year,
Mr. and Mrs; John Torrance and Miss
Maud left Tuesday far Tnr'onto,
where they wiil spend ;the ,Cihrist-
mas vacation time, On Christmas
DAV M. rind Nees. Torrance will
celebrate their Golden Wedding an•
neve sary. .
SALIENT FACTS ABOUT. CANADA
By R. H. Coats, Dominion Statistician,
in Boston Monitor
1, Area -3,'729,665 ' square miles';;
slightly laegez•' than the United
/States.
2. Popaiatioe—Latest estimate, 9,-
864,200. Moines owned, 1,289,150.
3 , National wealth --,Estimated tat
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Thursday •and Friday, I)ecen .,ber' 23rd` and 24th
We will -clear put all our Christinas candy, Nuts and Oranges,
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DARK `'MIXTURE
Per ib
-LIGTiT MIXTURE
LARGE CHRISTMAS
SPECIAL, per lb. , , . , . „", ,
C5LEA14I 'AND• •C
HOCOLATE�9
MIXTURE, PeTb.
SMALL ISATIN CANDY 'gj
Per lb, . ..t.........<. ",
PECAN ROLi,S
Per Ib. eic
SkTIN CANDY
Per lb.
19c
23c
25c
50c
OTHER PyANCY: .VARIETIES
Front Sec per lb. up.
'CREAMS sand CHOCOLATES (
3 1'b. -box assorted JC:77
For the C triattnas Dinner
-MINCE MEAT
Per lb.
, , CRANBERRIES 20r
FRESH CELERY
LEAF LETTUCE
HEAD LETTUCE
CAULIFLOWERS.
RAD5SHES -
SMALL PEAS
Per tin .., 25c.
GRAPE 'FRUIT. ly
For Salad, each ..... OC
FRESH OYSTERS
STUFFED OLIVES.. 20
Per Bottle ..
Large Size, 40e
RIPE OLIVES pin
Per bottle .4Zie
OIIRISTMAS :CRACKERS
GOLDEN /BANTAM eve.
Corn -on -cob
Nluta aiulOranges
MIXED NUTS
2''lebs fore..
BRAZIL Nt'ITS
FILBERTS
Per lb,
ALMONDS
Per Ib
WALNUTS"
Per lb.
PECAN NUTS
Per• ib.
CA-LIF'ORNA BUDD;EJy
WALNUTS, pee lb.. , ... .
LAYER RAISI1' g •
e.
30c
3Oc•
40c
50c
35c
LAYER LAYER FIGS
ti
Per lb. . , 30�.•:.
ORANGE'S;;t'ARE BEAUTII`UL «AT i
39c to 69c ped
dozen
CALIFORNIA GRAPES ' 1
Per' lb. 25c
MALAGA GRAPES ; 4OC
Per` lb,
34.
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We wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m.
Cash and
Service -
In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m; Kindly Order Early
0 Neil Phone
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Last Minute
Shopping for
Santa Claus
Necessities
A full assortment of Candies, Come in and see our five lines of
Christmas creams, Chocolates, Bon Bons and various fancy mixtures.
Beat chocolates by the box 25c, up. Mixed nuts, Grapes, Grape-
fruit,oLarge juicy orang,os. Our prices are right. Do notworry
about a Christmas cake or pudding at this late hour we leave the very
best all ready for using.
A Merry Christmas
THE C. Si S., GROCERS
Bargains in Lumber & Building 'Materials .
\r, M. 1 inch., Pine Siding and Tongued and 'Grooved Pirate Flooring
$40.00 per M and up. {,
90 Odd Sash with ,and without glass, 25 cts. and up,
OUR SPECIALTIES
ayproc, Pine, Vie Luinnber, Spruce, 'Lime and. ail. builders' Stnpplies
Always en hand
Thomas McKenzie Estate
CLINTON, ONTARIO
$22,195,000,000.-
4, Agriculture — Estimated agn i-
eultural wealth over $7,500,000,000.
Forestry -. Average annual
value of forest products,. 5800,000,000.
6 ', Mining — Value of production,
1025, 5224,846,237,
7' Water 'power --Total turbine
installation available, 41,700,000 h.p.
8;" Manufactures — Mons produc-
tion/_
$2,781,165,51A;'net, 51,311,025,-
375.-
9. Railways-Tpttil .tailwayenile-
age, ;40,061; largest per eapitar in
the world. .-`
10 Education -pupils, 2,206,799;
paiilie school expenditure, $119,908,-
735,'
119,908,735,'• i
° AGRICULTURAL COURSE FOR
T URON'S YOUNG, FARMERS.
Areangenients have been made by
the Ontario Department of Agricul-
.tare through the • local Agrieuiteral
Representative for .the holding of a
four weeks' course in Blyth. The
young mien's oourse in Agriculture
and the young ladies' course in •Home
Economics will beheld during Jan-
uary. Live stock, field cropsand
other agricultural'' •subjects Will be
discussed in the boys'' classroom
while household science, sewing,
home nursing and' first aid will farm
the lectures given the girls, There
will be special lectures in many sub-
jests such as poultry and beekeeping,
swine and sheep 'marketing and .oth-
ers. • These courses_ have 'been con-
ducted throughout the province for
st,veral.years and 'the fact that they
See shifted about in each county .or
district• annually gives 'a .wide scope
to the nuinibers that may attend
The importance of agricultural infer-;
/nation and education is readily real-:
ized and -all who 'can should without
riuestioe errange• to Attend.': ,
HOG SHIPMENTS
Report of hog shipments for week
ending Dee. 16, 1926:
Clinton—Total hogs, S2; select ba-
con, 39; thick smooth, 42; lights and
feeders, 1.
Lohdesboro=Notal hogs, 47; `select
bacon; 23;, thick smooth, 24.
Huron County --:,Total • hogs, '1283;
select bacon, 359 thick smooth,;.803;
heavies, 61;„. extra heavies, 2; shop
hogs, 45; lights and feeders, 2.
LAST MINUTE
SHOPPERS
By doing your Christmas shopping
now, and this year give tame, all
something useful. We have just
what you are looking • for, for • "her"
or "hint'" or even the wee folks. Give
us a chance to show you onr, display
before you buy. Special Imes of
aluminum and :nickle plated ware, or
get her one of, our roasters •• ',fox . the
turkey, Just what she wets to give
g`.
you that good CChiiistrnras dinner.
-TWO MORE
SHOPPING DAYS
In making your selections for Christmas gifts -why not.
give useful and dgrable things for the home.
We have a wonderful assortment of
all kinds of furniture on hand, -A
real line of Electric Lamps with silk.
and parchment shades, Don't fail to
see our bedroom lamps,
Mirrors and Pictures galore, Fern-
eries and Smoker's', good Comfortable
Chairs apd Rockers, or Cedar Chests,
A goodo.Matteess would be a real
gift, Then of course we have a big
line .of Children's Furniture.
Better make selections while the
Stock is good
And . t'e'll deliver when you say so
C. C. M. Skates make an ideal gift
for either boys or girls.
Hockey Sticks
A good selection of Carving Sets,
Knives and Forks in stainless steel,
Berry. Spoons,. Pyrex ware, Coffee
Percolators and Tea Pots in Alumin-
em and Nickel Plated ware. These
are beauties at real bargein prices.
FOR THE KIDDIES
A large, assortment of Hand
Sleighs, Kiddie Curs, Toboggans,
Baby tSleighs, D'oll Cabs.
Electric Light Bulbs 25 to 60 watts
5 rot $1.00
EXPERT SKATE ,GRINDING
Clinton Hardware an4 Furniture Co..
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
`FUNERAL DIRECTORS ' MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
VINIMINIONANISIN
Poiiltry anted
We buy` all kinds of live.and dressed poultry andpay
SPOT CASH
Always market your poultry when ready. It will pay you well
to hold immature e stock for lte
r delivery. ' PIti®ne us for prices.