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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-12-01, Page 4THE CL11Y7. U CORD UPSDAY, 1 ECf+?-1MELP" 1, 1927. THE STORE WITH THE STOCK BOOKS'. We have marry, of the now Books; also Juvenile and Toy Books. 13ililc, poets: and Hymn Books `;'lie Christmas Greeting Cards are now on display The best we have ever shown at 5e, lee, 15e and 25c. Pot Cards at 5c,. 2 for 5c and Jr for 5e. L Calendars and Novelties Ladies' Coats, Dresses and Sweaters. Are shown in great variety All at POPULAR PRICES C;liILDREN'S''DRESSES Special at $2.05,�aud'-'$:1.89 China Tiepart;fient Pilled toacit ca P y with r tlie�choicest selection of China, Brassware, Pottery, Glassware, Pictures and.' Trays. y You will find this an easy place to select your presents, SEE OUR SPECIALLY PRJCED TABLES Santa ClauswillArrive.. at this storeon Saturday, Dec,..,10th The exact hour of his arrival will be announced in next week's paper Letter Box Santawants every little. girl and boy to write him a letter telling hint What they want for Christmas, The i Box o. s/tow o eft in, our T P a D a� nrent. y Depart - Ment. rt - SANTA CLAUS' HEADQUARTERS 1927 --Make This Christmas a Special Christmas by purceasing a Sherlock -Manning The Piano with a Prestige T. . M•c E Clinton's Musical Instrument Representative Always at Your Service Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton The Newest hall and Winter Blacks of the famous Biltmore -Hats. are now in stock in a wide range of colors at prices from $3.00' and up 'ADE -TO -MEASURE OVERCOATS Prom $24.75 up -. Satisfaction Guaranteed Davis Herman Custom Tailoring Cleaning and Pressing SEAFORT}I: A "very successful meeting,.tinder' the auspices- of the [-Lome : and School Association' was held in the Assembly •rBa11 of the Collegiate Institute, on Friday ' even- ing, at which there was a targe at- tendance of both ladies and :gentle- men. The president, Mrs. Wallace Archibald, presided and made a few remarks after the program had opened with .,_the National Anthem. br..C.'1Glria-y then took the chair and; i gave ai4sllart address •' on the topic, which wad ,followed 'by a debate on the subject, 'Whether the Parents of the present day are asgood as the Parents of,thirty years ago,", H. Stewart, John McTavish and J. M. McMillan' took the affirmative, and C.' Sills, I. G, Mullen- and R. M. Jones the negative. The audience showed its appreciation of a vocal. solo by E, Bright and a mouth organ solo by A. D, Sutherland by accord- ing both a hearty encore. Dr, F. J. Burrows gave a splendid address on "How the Community can help 1Vledi-. cal Health Officer and how latter can help community." A vocal number by Mrs, W. Wills -and a piano selec- tion by Eleanor Evans were greatly, appreciated. The 'president, Mrs. Archibald,in speaking of the. Home and School Club, noted the fact that several of the: people prominently identified With it had 54111plinuec- 1 o» with Seaforth, After tlle•jtidges of the debate,' J. H. Bests and J. J. Ituggard had retired, a'vote of the audience •was taken as 'to whether Stationery See Our New Portfolio at 15c, 25c and 50c Very Altractiye Papetries in Decorated Boxes 25c to $3.50 FOR CHRISTMAS TREES . We have a wonderful variety of "Gifts" suitable for all ages. Come in and see our variety Men's and Boys Department Stocked with. Underwear, Sweaters, Shirts Ties. Or ders. tste n for. [Su;ta and Overcoats. , 7 CL STORE OPEN- EVENINGS those of third% . years ago with the A single lightning ashpesents result that both they and the judges.„enough wasted electricity to light favored the negative. .The meeting ' your home for.forty years or more. closed with the singing of 0 Canada.”, On the average, one flash represents Twelve new members • were enrolled, ' about thirty thousand kilowatt hours among them being some fathers as ' of electric power. well as mothers= The proceeds of the! Two thousand thunderstorms aro meeting. go toward the. purchasing of going on all the time throughout the a phonograph for the public schooI.• worlds and in their lightning flashes In the spring %he Home and School the earth is continually wastingg more Association intends .to collect old than four billion horsepower, nearly hooks, magazines and newspapers one thousand times more than all the from all residents of,,Seaforth. electric pawor•riow generated.-. the parents of today'are as good as LIGHTNING'S r - Wirz8trna3� Sreetng Yards We all have a'list of friends we like to remember at •the Christmas season, but it :is impossible to send gifts - to all. The Greeting Card is the Neatest:and Sweetest of Messages. We are booking orders every ver.dap, J ee our new and very attractive samples Clinton ws Record FORM: The Women i `M1, aionar3 Society, which met in the ,chocluom of First: Presbyterian church, on Noy, 22nd," was in charge of the Barbara TCirkman Young Wo- mon's Auxiliary, who provided atr excellent program. Miss Belle Smith presided Miss Edith Davidson: ,read the scripture :lesson' and Mrs. .1. A, Munn led in prayer. "Miss J Knechtel sang a pleasing solo, and Mrs, •;'', Wigg 'read .•an'• interesting paper on "Courage for -Christ.! . ' The minutes or the October meeting were -read by the secretary, _Mrs. Charles Aber - bar I, Miss McLean gave a very graphic and informing %' taIk on the Moslem women and mission work in: Mohammedan countries, , that was listened to with deeps interest and ap- preciation, ' The meeting closed ,with the Lord's prayer • SEAT+ORTH; Miss Jean Smith oc- cupied the chairat the Young" Peo- ple's meeting held in the schoolroom of the Egmondville United church, o[,, 1Vlonday_evening, November 21st, and eonducteci' the meeting, . Miss Erma Broadfoot read' the scripture lesson. and Mise M. Patrick led in prayer., The topic entitled "teamwork," was taken by M.'i5s Jean Smith, the pas tor, Rev. W; D. McDonald leading in the ,_'discussion. W. A, Barber, of Seaforth, spoke on the .Boys" Doha - meat, During•.'intermission-the audi- ,enee was divided •into couples and an alphabetical contest •arranged. 'The Egniondville: Young People intend en- tertaining the Seaforth •Northside United Church League next week. SEAFQRTII: Ladies' night 'in the Limns Club was celebrated -by 'a very successful super held iii the school- room of Northside U-nited;church, one evening., last .week at which over 100 ladies and 'gentlemen were ;present. The president, W. J. Duncan, presid- ed. Short addresses were given by 11iirSc a1 'a• slu rp 'remennbnrnec 4r ,yorlt lrrends:oi P rt Albert axitl v,inr ty. The adar�ss • -g s .iccp,7iip d s by' 1 well -Pilled purse Which Yeas precie rented by :Vii. -Janie' 161cKonzg, 'Nin, and Mrs. Green , both thanked their friends very ' indly and the company joined in • •singing `Tor They Are Jolly -Good Fellows," The remainder' of: the evening was enjoyed by all till the wee SIM' hours 'oJ; the inorniih• DUNGANNON: lilt'. and . Mrs;: Thomas C1.1166 1, Were host and host- ess of a delightful gathering on Mon - 'day evening, November 2810j, when about seventy -jive guests assembled at their home to welcome 3D. anti: Creamt iVlrs, 3. Errington- en their return from their honeymoon. `,7 he bride and groom were the recipients 0..f a a.rearmany very`_heautj3ul and rueful girls, 'which showed their `'Jopulariiy and the esteem in which they are held in the 'neighborhood. The even - was spent in dancing, inal'all en ioyod themselves to'the- limit, WALTON Earl Sholdice returned' hone on Saturday alter spending ser cr al Months in the west, He re- ports that. there was lots of snow in west when he left': there on Tuesday. anted We pay cash for Graded Cream CLINTON R,AI Operated by ' GUNN, LANGLOIS & CO., LIMITED ,. CLINTON, ONTARIO, We guarantee Service, Satisfaction and Quick , Returns. Phones 190. or 145. Night 180 the Pastor.: Rev. W. P. Lane, Mayor" W. 'Ff. Golding and R. Murless Jones; An address by the -past president of the Lions International, Harry New- man. was a special feature of the evening. The speaker dealt largely with the work of Lionism in a very able and eloquent manner, at the con- clusion of Which a very hearty vote of thanks was moved by Dr. G,• Mc- Kay and Dr. ' P. J. Burrows. The snnirptuous repast provided by the ladies of Northside church was.great- ly enjoyed and: appreciated by the, Lions,who voted it the best banquet yet. DUNGANNON: A recent event of. much interest was the farewell pres- entation to Mr. and . Mrs. John A. Greer, of Port Albert, when a large number of friends and neighbors gathered at their home to bid them God speed ere their departure for their new home in Detroit. The ev- ening was pleasantly spent in cards and music, and just before luncheon, the following address was r`'ded by btr, Reginald McGee: "Dear Friends —We, your friends and neighbors have'assem1Ied here tonight to spend a few pleasant hours with you before you leave our neighborhood, and take this opportunity to try to express our feelings in losingsuch kind neigh born and true 'friends. But what is our loss, we trust will be others' �te�art-�apnep_�at�lied Quit RADIOS Before buyinga Radio call and let~ us demonstrate what these radibs can and are doing for lucky owners of STEWART-WARNER' MATCHED UNIT RADIOS. - Ask anybody who owns a five -tube Stewart -Warner how he likes his set. We have -asked sked several. The reply we get is "It's working •fine." "Couldn't work better." .Are you going to be one of the lucky owners. Here is what the model 800 five -tube will do:. It will bring in CFCA, Toronto, very clear and great volume, also IFI,' Los Angeles On loud -speaker with fair volume. 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