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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-12-15, Page 6>,13tiit i)AY, DECC14I3EIt 11i, 1,527 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD memusecourrovesslazzararsimanumeimow, e . KAYSER GORDON) PERRINS and STOREYS GLOVES 49c TO $5.00 These make ' suitable Gifts for Men, Women and Children Santa Claus Will appear at our store on FRIDAY EVENING,DEC. 23rd,FROM 7:30 to 8 - 13ItING 'TIE CHILDREN pecial Display of Coats and Dresses December 17th We are fortunate in securing about 100 Messes. and 75 Coats for this display. Direct from the manufacturers and will be sold at Wlielesale Prices, Coats made from Needle Point with Oppossum, Sable and , Thibetine Fur 'trimming,': also Genuine Seal and other all fur Coat., a Party and Afternoon 'Dresses of Satin and Georgette." Cloth Dresses of Kasha Cloth and Charinene. ALL DAY SATURDAY—COME' SANTA -CLAUS would lila to 'know what you want for Christmas, in his box in our Toy Department: •.:. Put Your 'letters . BRING TIIE KIDDIES and see our selection of TOYS AND GAMES Our second floor is filled to overflowing Ii fr 0 T H E —STO E WITH.: TUE STOCK STORE OPEN EVENINGS srlr 4, placed lh. heiu ilk of tire" Committee n0tl'trcl,ions to re-: 0tiop of the Vres 0�a+i `et l was Ilestructed to , ' ,Janos Ilamxlton who ^has. ill and not able to attend Presbytery: X11 I3rnggista Say 1inoer tad. 0i1 Must ,In ',the matter of the call fain. EEt. Give Complete Siitisfaction, or' Andrew's chu eh, Blah; to Rev, J. W. iylonev C,heerfull' IRefnnded Stewart, 13.A., B D,, of 112rlahide Pres- bytery, resolved that iii view of the bytelo finds. il;e r0 rdvr.;able tee proceed L,nu till Ort Ghia sti erg h, t y with `a settieanent at OLe present trine Every well sleeked ding store has and ' -recommends continuing the pre- this,. with 'the distinct understanding sent :arrangement with the hope' that that ,youz money wili be cheerfully a satisfactory cail'may be received, returned if it does not reduce the iri Rev, J. E. Ford , gave an. inspire.- flummation, soreness, and pain muclr' tional address on A: Tale of Two tlrilekei: than• any }eanedyyou ever Cities—Paul's Letter to Philemon." used The' address was greatly enjoyed Tour,bunions may* be so swollen F h 1 t d reel and m,lanecl that you think you fieri'', of the subject. may feel as y The secretary was instructed to into the flesh l'ou feel sickall over prepare a printed synopsis of the minutes of Conference and distribute send lea q1, s pealY to Rev. He e's Speedy Relief Fro n ; Bunions and "Soft Corns divined vote-in,the matter; the Pres- Geta two ounce bride of Mooue's +' ). toes . and a hearty vote o t an cs 'en e .can't go another step, Your shoes to 1Vtr Ford for his splendid presents t 1 f the ore cutting right thein as ordored "at .the preceding meeting of Presbytery. "It was arranged_ that the next sheeting :of - Presbtyory be held in.. Wingham, tile date to be annodTieed later. Rev,, B. Snell presented a report of the teacher training ; Institutes 'South Iluron and West Huron. The following . were added -to the "Religious Eductitiou Committee of Presbytery: Rev. J. M. Coiling, who. 'shall,have charge of Boys' 'Work; Miss Mabel Bailey, who . shall have charge of Girls' Work, and Mrs.: (Rev.) R. A. Lundy,, ;who shall have charge of Children's Work. It' was agreed - that .the Presbytery. become responsible for the payment one half of the registration fees of all students . attending the ensuing Summer School at Goderlch provide' ,ing they' live within the bounds of the Presbytery. - Mr.. Norris, of Brucefield, and Mr.. Howey, of Exeter, were received as candidates for the ministry and the former was certified to Union Theo- logical College, Toronto, - As Rev. M. M, Bennett has re- moved from bounds of Presbytery', Rev. S. Davison was appointed con- atenor of, the Horne Mission- Commit- tee. Rev. D. MoTavfsli- presented the obituary of the late Bev. J. D.' I£estle ,and Presbytery approved of it and ordered. it to be sent on to Confer- ence. Rev. Peter Bryce,-D.D., of Toronto, gave a very fine address showing how the church ; depended on the M. & E. Fund for the successful carry- ing on of it's ' various benevolent en terprises. Rev. W.'D. McDonald presented an interim report of the state of the M. & E. Fund in the Presbytery and also gave the allooations'fer the year 1928. The usual vote of 'thanks brought one of the most successful meetings of Presbytery to a close. ' Two or three applications of tatumEnleamiagagulail To give the people the advantage of a,recent large purchase of goods as well as to reduce our stock we will, from now until the end of December, give mine at ;raims f pies r¢.at.+•w+:+•�a^1SSC.Na�•wL1S'r _ - S.nw..!*A: e.w'" Why Not'Slippers or Shoes for Christmas.Gifts,? Choice selection of Slippers all at Reduced Prices r 4.0O and 5.00 Shoes. for 2.95 This lot ;consists of W omeirls. Patent, Kid and Calf Slippers ai :Oxfords and are' exeeptianal,-vsalue Come ri ;:. t lie Sues re C® let All Rubbers 10 per cert Discount This is: an opportunity to save money on your rubber needs Tor the slushy weather—Complete lines for Men, W oinen and Children-` Women's Slippers 1.75 A splendid opportunity .to sell a pair of good shoes cheap. This line consists of odd lines and, sizes. A bargain price at $1.75 epr hair. 5 7.00 'Shoes for 5.95 Dependable Shoes -2 --All New Stock—Which We Guarantee' Other regular lines proportionately reduced Men's Shoes.3.95 An assortment of odd. lines and sizes in Men's -Shoes, worth regularly: 55.00 or over. For this sale only,, 53.25. SEE OUR:, -WINDOW THEN, STEP INSIDE saR►�� s�o�, Opposite.' Post ' Office` STOR CLINTON PIt±SBYTERY OF Oult.bN The Presbytery of IH'un:M.- ret in Londesboro on Dec. Oth. Rev. J. E. Hogg, 13,A., chairman of Presbytery, presided. The worle o±'the Lord's Day Al- lianee was recommended to the :Fav- orable consideration of the various charges of the Presbytery. A Commission consisting of Rev. C. 1+'. Clarke and Rev. W. A. Bremner and Messrs. Adam Johnston and Win. Bailey were appointed to look, into the matter of the sale -of Lane's FLOG SEIP1IIIENTS Report of hog shipments for week ending Dec. 8, 1927: Clinton; Total hogs, 145; select ba- con, Cis;athick smooth, 75; heavies, 3; lights and feeders, 2. - Londeshoro: Total hogs, 66; select. bacon, 25; thick smeoth, 85; heavies, 5; shop hogs, 1. • Brueefield: Total hogs„46; select bacon 3; thick smooth, 29; heavies, 2; shop hogs, 9; lights and feeders, 3. church proprty. The ,committee was given power to issue. - A remitre. the ordination of we- men was, received from the secretary of the General Council and` was llloon.e's'011 and in ii£teen minute the pain and soreness disappears, fed more applications at regular i tcrvals and the swelling reduces. And Os for Soft Ceriis a few app cations each night at bed time` a they Just seem_ to shrivel right ri and 0(,11(0 ol'f, No matter. lion discouraged yp have been with padshields, or oth applications, if yen have not tri Emerald Oil then you have somethin to. learn. ' It's a Wonderful formula—th 'nonibination of ess(ntial` oils :,Wi camphor•, and, other' antiseptics marvelous that the isands of bottl are sold annually i'or reducing var 0050 e6r "Swollen ];very: good druggist' guarante Moore's Emerald 011 td end your fo troubles or money ,backs r 1927 ---Make This Christmas a Special` Christmas by purceasing a Sherlock -Manning The Piano with u Prestige T.. J.- cNE11./ Clinton's Musical Instrument Representative. • Always at Your Service . Box 113' -or Phone 273, Clinton ESTEEMFI) RESIDENT OF RUL - LETT, CALLED BY DEATI'i The death occuried on Thursday last of Mrs Adams, wife of Mr. Henry Adams of the 8th concession of, Hallett, in her,sixty-seventh year. The ate Mrs. Adams, whose Maid...,” esti name 'was''" Christina Cockerline,- she being 'a daughter of the late George t Coekerline, was born and spent her entire life in this township. rorty -five years ago she was mar- ried to her now -sorrowing husband and went to live on the eighth, where she died. She was a good wife, a true help- meet, and'' a tender and loving moth.. er. Iler'passing..leaves a sad vacancy in the: home circle.. She , is survived ,by a faniilj�. of seven; five daughters and two sons. They aro- Elizabeth,: Mrs Chas. Dexter ;'2minelia Ann, Mr's, Joseph,Yungblutt,,and Christina May, Mrs. Austin Dexter, ail of Constance. Margaret 'Ellen' and Sarah 'Lillian at home, Thos.B.' Adams of the 9th con- cession and John at home: Three sisters and one'-brhther also survive; Mrs: W. 8. Crawford' of Dauphin, Man., 1/78. John Stirling, Pilot Mound,, .Man., Mrs. Matthew Mains and,Mrs S. Woodman, Londe's- boro and George Cockerline, Toronto. Mrs. 'Adams was a member of the United, forin.er Methodist, church, L ondesobro, and a worker in the W, M. S. She was . a home -loving wo- nian, butalways ready to help any one in time of need. During her 111- - nOsO she was most patient and un- complailung, The funeral; took place from the family" home on -Sunday afternoon to the Union cemetery, Blyth. , The ser- vices at house, and graveside -were conducted by the Rev. John Button of Florence, aicousin, assisted by -Rev. B. SnelI,'Londesobro. The pallbearers were: .William.IIesk, Chas. Josling, Chas. • Weymouth, Thomas Dexter, John Harvey and Alfred Radford. 1.. Mr, Button repeated the following verses at the conclusion of his ad- dress:. "I cannot:"say, and I will not say That she is dead, she 18 just away!.' With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand She has wandered intsean unknown - laid And left us dreaming, how very fair+. It needs nrtist be, since she lingers there, And yon ---oh youl who `' the wildest yearn For the ofd -time step and the glad return; - Think of her, faring on, as dear In the_. love of There, as the love of Here, Think of her still as the. same, 1 say, $he is not dead—she is just away.. The floral-efferings were very beau, The Newest Fall and...Winter Blocks of the famous Biltmore Hats are now in stock in a- wide range of •colors at prices froin 33.00' and up - MADE -TO -MEASURE OVERCOATS From 324.75 up Satisfaction Guaranteed Davis & Herman - Custom Tailoring • Cleaning and Pressing rts>s>atsrsallinnie Cream ! ant a We pay cash for Graded Cream CLINTON CREAMERY Operated by GUNN, L-ANGLOIS & CO., LIMITED GLINTOIV; ONTARIO We guarantee Service, Satisfaction an Quick Returns. Phones 190 or 145.' Night 180 SUVA T WARNER clvtatched—`Urzit 6 -Radio The Gift That Keeps on Giving STRW,tRT,VAIll11:a Radio is the gilt drat brim , joy to the entire family, not only on Chrisrmr - day. bur on every hour of every day that follows. -Sr tinegi0 thatgivn increasing pleased as the years gt by Week by week, broadeast features' arc gaining i interest. Today, at every !tour, music, lectures, to medians; singers,! mous-orchestras and other enter tainers'are; on' the air --features that are not onl 0111108 •hni educational as well, especially for 01 youngsters, - So why wait longer? You dbnt needa heavy pt to secure this bust of all Christmas gilts. M a tease � - ibis soar, no higher than you would pay fora receive T.01, Cn6iner bearing an unknown aamnsyou may have dm Almon rihl'7os blat'hed•Unir: Radio, ' Purchasiogtpiodnet made by Seewart•Warntr,anold reliable manufacturer, is a gosd nil, so follow wit spending money—patticulurly C Os:sass sift' money Plane pour order now -7n 11101 for Christmas 11 delivery. - , ' - H. A. HOeiEY Stewart -Warner Sets are licensed da sell in Cana.