HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-12-22, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING iEWELERY STORE„
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Symbol of omen's Daintiness
TOILET YSET
Every woman dreams of owning a "toilet set—for it the very
symbol of feminine daintiness! What a thrill, then, when she opens
the intriguing Christmas package and: finds the realization: of her
dream! • And if it bears • the charm, distinction, and character of a
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SO bought at this store, the gift can leave nothing to be desired.
She will treasure it .forever, and thiole of its donor, gratefully, 'al-
ways. For wife, sweetheart, sister or mother—a gift without equal,
A special offering—ten,piece set of Blue, including comb, brush,
mirror, cuticle, scissors, nail file, buffer, shoe horn and button, hook.
.Other sets of three pieces and more, of ;amber, ivory, pyroline,
tortoise shell and•silver.
'R. 11, JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry /
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store
w Nuts .have Arrived
Christmas Nuts and Candies, Gift Boxes'ef Chocolates 25c a box
LARGE,JUICY ORANGES—A good assortment of sizes: and„prices
DON'T FORGET a bottle of our -large Olives,,for Christmas Dinner
PHONE or 'BRING .YOUR ORDER AND RECEIVE ONE OF OUR,
1928 CALENDARS
THE C. & S. GROCERS
Branch 125j Main 125w
For Last 2 -Days of Christmas Shopping
NO NEED TO BE DISAPPOINTED •
Our line of Men's and Boys' Fine Shirts in plain- colors - or
fancy Broadcloths at $1,50 to $2.25 (some in Christmas Boxes) are
real' values.
We are also showing a splendid lute of Men's Ties in beautiful
silks at 35e, 60e, 75e and $$1.00 that cannot be surpassed for value.
Equally attractive values in--
GLOVCS—HOSIERY—PY3"AMQS_SUSPENi31;ILS—ARM BANDS
BATH, TOWELS—SLIPPERS—OXFORDS--GOLOSHES
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And many, other lines suitable for the Santa Olabs pack
mice!Bros.
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F1OERS
FOR
CNflISTMRS
Al3iireelaa
AND
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hivittioii
Through the co-operation of our
customers our Christmas business has
been fairly good. This coni unity ina'
Merest and profitable exchange <}f
goods for money has been a spur to
inspiration—an incentive: to higher
conceptions from which we trust we
both ,. are , advantaed. 'We express
our gratitude and to those who have
not- completed their buying ',vo invite
a consideration of our stock. It'isa
varied- stock, moderately priced, se:
lected with care -and. dbsplayeda's.
conveniently 'and as well as we have
been able to- accomplish during the
season'sactivities and rush. May
the true spirit of Christina, . -possess:
us. May it return to us the enduring
reward of neighborliness of act and
'thought.
The W. D Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest -.ways the Best
p 11111 iiiilliiII
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v' mai,mill!ii I
Nfr. George Thompson of Wycliffe
College is home for the Christmas
vacation. ,
Mr. Cecil Vas}Hcrne . of Elmira is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. VanHorne.
Mrs, James. Livermore 'spent.Satur-
day with .Mrs., (Rev.) C. Moor-
house in Exeter,,
Misses Jean and Eleanor Plumsteel of
the London University are home for
the Christmastide.
Mr. Ernest Ford of -Detroit' is spend-
ing at
ing a eouple of Weeks y
his horse ,in town.
Mr; Jack Gibbings of the University
of, Western Outatie, London, is
• !tome for the holidays.
Miss B. F. Ward left last week -end'
to spend the Christmas vacation at.
her home at Rockville, Md.
lfr. 3. Sloman visited hie son, Mr.
Fred Sloman, at his car sohooi in
Northern Ontario, last'week.
Miss Ruth Ball of the London Uni-
versity is spending the Yuletide va-
cation at her home in town.
Miss Ethel Hogg is. home frau Tor-
onto. University to spend t he
Christmas holiday -under the par-
ental roof. •
Mr. J. H. 'Wylie has returned to the
home of his daughter, Mrs. J. E.
Hogg at the manse, where he will
spend the winter.
Miss Helen Holmes of Toronto came
up Saturday and is spending some
time .with her parents, Rev. A. A.
and Mss Holmes.
Mass Eileen Atkinson . of the Uni-
versity, of Western Ontario, Lon-
don, returned home last week for
the Christmastide
Miss Harriet Hawkins, 'nurse-in-
training
urse-intraining at the Stratford Hospital,
t:
*ent a oiup1e of days. at her
home in town this week.
_ _ ..._ Mr. Robert 1Vfiddlltoa .of the Toronto
University is ]Dare for the Christ-.
There• is not one single, happy thought our mos holidays ' with his parents,
can't express for you Sheriff C. G. and Mrs. Middleton.
Mrs. Clara Emboli leaves tomorrow,
Dose your gifts r n Montreal, h re she
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CLINTON' NEWS-AIECORD
THURSDAY DECEMBER 22
A :Merry Christirlas and A Happy New Yeas to all
.or a "Christmas 'Gift for the Whole Family We Suggest
A BASKET. OF FRUIT—We have'a”large assortment from. $1, to $5. These are White Gift Bas-"
kets, decorated` with red and green, very pretty, and we fill them, to please you, Cali and see thern,
Especially -suitable, for old pebpte and "shut tits"
I Group 1 for $1.00
CONTAINS
—
ORANGES
NU'
GRAPES
CHEESE
DISCV1TS
CANDIES
OR DIFFERENT ASSORTMENT
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TO CJ4MB,. OIIT 'BALANCE OF.:
-CHRISTMAS CANDY
Special Mixture, `per lh, , , . 29a'
Creams and Chocolates, per lb. 25c
',Creams and'Chocblates, per Ib.... 39c
NUTS—
Mixture,' per lb, 20c
Other Mixture, per lb. 250
Brazil Nuts, per ab. .. . 30c
Almoners, pes' lb.. .... • , , 30c
Group '2 for $1.50
CONTAIN'$—
ORANGlS
GRAPES
-NUTS
CANDY
RED ROSE TEA
COFFEE OR VI=TONE
FANCY BISCUITS
CREAM CBEESE
OR OTHER ASSORTMENT
Group' 3' for $2.00•
CONTAINS—
ORANGES
GRAPES
OLIVES'
LAYER RAISINS
NUTS
CHEESE
FANCY BISCUITS
Olt CHRISTMAS CAKE
OR 'PLUM PUDDING
027;
Christmas Cakes • • 60e to -$1.00
i'udai,tigs
;:C•... 50e to $1,00
Fancy Bon Bons
Smiles and Chuckles 60c.,to $5.00
Layer Raisins,,Per lb............35c
Oranges, per dozen .,,,,,..,. 39e'
Other sizes at 49c, 52c, 69c and ige
Grapes, per ib. .."25e and 35c
Extra Spec al ---Animal Cookies in Motor Bus (while they last) 25c. -
Head Lettuce, Celery, • Cranberries; Oysters, Finnan Haddie and Snacks, Red Salmon and Halibut
IN THE MORNING .FIRST DELIVERY '0 a.m.
Cash and
Service
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• IN THE AFTERNOON' FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.rn.
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WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRIGS PREVAILS
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ORDER EARLY
Phone
48
flowers
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Quality—flus—Service
Christmas
Specials
Cranberries, per lb. 30o.
Table Raisins, per pkg.' 40e
Layer .Pigs, per lb... .
English Plum' ,Pudding, lb. 60e
Stuffed Olives, bottle 20e to 45c
Plain Olives, bottle '15c to 40e
Gherkins, per bottle 45e and 65e
Wild Bramble Jelly, jar . 35e
Choice Mixed Nuts, Ib... 26e
Cal)foriiia Walnuts, lb, 40e
Mixed Candy, per lb.' .... 19c
Out Rock, Ib. 25c, 2 ib. for•45c
Chocolates & Creams, lb. 26e
Cream Almonds and Bon 40c
Bons, per Ib:
Special Mix., 40e lb. 2 for 76e
Boxed Chocolates , 25e to, $1,00
Gift Baskets to' order
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Wishing all"our Customers A Merry Christmas
L SON ' .p
PBIONE 111 PROMPT DELIVERY
/p The service will last about an hour,-aA
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cordial invitation Ch ft f o i our choice stock' of Friday, for w e
S Etc: will spend the Yuletide with her _ D. L. and W. Coal and Semet-Sol-
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AZALEAS —BEGONIAS CHERRI1r3 - 0YCLAMEN T ERN , sons, Messrs, Ray and Fred Rbm- vay Coke Alawys on hand for imm
See our Attractive Baskets of Plants ball. rate delivery.
Mr and Mrs R B Carter and Mr, H. Also a quantity ee dry 1Vlaple Wood
• If interested in MEMORIAL WREATHS see our fine selection -
itation is extended to all
to attend. On Christmas Day, Sun-
1 a
t
?. ,m.
held 11 be p
day, service wr
Miss Norah Ferguson left en Sat-
urdayto spend the winter in London.
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chener "��q
Miss 14`iry 'Chidley of the 'lbronto .�.. . MILLED .0. 'SQN
Joyner will -spend Christmas with Orders taken at Sutter and Per -
Cut. flowers ave will have'
their niece -.and the latter,5 grand- due's and accounts maybe paid there
— P ER WHITES ; •Mrs: W C' 1Vlead of Tat- ROSES CARNATIONS—STEVIA AP , Etc. daughter
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�_��•yr�gg��TT %� II public school .s�, >r Oider>1
1 :�ldmll1glil�l, MEp 141a came home
FLORIST•
toff is
%w' ; ,a . n c alien 8 fUla ee, Ontario St,
few we1cs w}ih her ;iiiother, ' ire �Ihone` 46 '
.TAcko5n. Miss Mar -- ----
has completely recoveredfr /rot
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the PIANOS AND
••• to have her tonsils romped- and •
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OF MOST AN
operfttion MAKE
ADIOS
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Phones -31.
`ry Christmas all
'this is an expression of aaiprecia-
tion'for your business and ooultesics
of the past year.
In the spirit of yrut"friendship,we
askyou to accept our sincere wishes
for a 1Vierr' ;Christmas and a prosper:
0,11 I.„'i dt year and 'may that light
which the
tun nirie"s the road to Health;
Prtisperit'happiness, 'burn'
:;readily :for you always.
Thiol as McKenzie £,state, ‘ lint
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Phone 58
!residence, 61
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M E S' �iveriDitPe u1` Osgooa Ball,
article. Our prices are beet .quoted in
Canada. It is your 'business to call
phone 34-616 before buying else-
where.
JONATHANE. IIUGILL s]
2 -Piano' Cased Organs, in goodpe
for school,, to clear at $15.00each,
2 'cabinet gramophones to clear at
$50.00 ;each, were 5165.00 40-3
r
Toi onto, anti Mr, and Mrs. Green
of TeesWater are here to spend
Christmas with their parents, Mr.
tl,tit1 Mrs, •James Livermore. Mr.
E. S. Livermore will havea fort
night's vacation.
Mrs. John Carter, who has' been vis -
j iting in Ontario for the past couple
1 or three months, Jots returned to
her home at Stratliclair, NM:.
While here Mrs. Carter was the
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of Clinton and Mr. II. Diehl of '
Stanley.
Mr. Wilmer'Wallis went to Gederich
yesterday to attend the funeral of
a cousin, Miss 'Lillian 'Frasei
who died ' at Saranac Lake, N.1:
Miss Fraser was a member of the
Clinton Collegiate staff for a term
..-some ,years- ata. The funeral was
postponed until this ,afternoon.
Hayfield
uest of he' brothers; Mr., J, Diehl
00, days free service given on any
Mrs Margaret Green left on Wed-
nesday to visit her daughters -in De-
troit.
miss' Schultz, and Mr: Frank M,
Erwin were guests of the tatter's
aunt, Mrs. F. A. Edwards, over the
Misses Rachel Taylor and Martha
Eathwell went to. Detroit on Wednes-
day to spend the Cthristmes season
with friends -
On Christmas Eve a carol service
Miss Jessie L. Metcalf of Detroit and celebration of the Holy Coinmun
came on Saturday to spend her Christ- ion will be lleld in Trinity church,
mos vaoation With her parents, commencing at half past eleven, pan.
RS
Tell
Santa
To
Bring a
joinwish for
h ul in on a'wis
The whole family s o d
a Radio at Christmas. A radio should be in every
home because they are enlightening, educating, en
tertaining and—in fact .a daily newspaper—bring'
-•• all important news reports of the day.
Our General' Electric Radios are the, acknowl-
edged leaders fortone—ease in tuning in—and se-
lectivity. They are to be had in all sizes and at all
prices. Or -if you wish separate parts—receiving
sets—speakers—batteries-we can equip you with:
just -what you' want.
VERY SPECIAL THIS MONTH
6 tube Workrite Neutrodyne-$115.00 Complete.
Sutter &' erdne
PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING'
Rhone 147w
IS ONLY A FEW WEEKS' AWAY
Perhaps you have boys or girls;
coming home,for•Christ?nas-and you
•want ,the very best< for them." Flow
good the fowl.. will taste roasted in
one of our S.M.P. Pearl Granite
Roasters. We also carry, aluminum
and black roasters;.
The 'coffee, too, I,will have a much'
'better flavor if served from one of
our specially priced aluinim= per-
colators.
Come in and see these and other
'specials for Christmas. We will en-
deavor to
n-deavor_to show you the best we have
at reasonable prices for everyone.
HARDWARE and PLUMBING -
Phone 244
STAR TBEATRE
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY—DEC. 26, 27 and 28
RES1 -
EUTION
One of the most enthralling iomances ever written and—when you
have seen it you ,will say: "One of the greatest pictures I have ever
seen!" Admission -350 anti 25e
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and.SATURDAY—Dec. 29, 30 and 31
LASI I
Captured at last! -The true spirit of the West ,
All the beauty,the romance and drama that is the west of today
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Admission 25c and 15c
NOW PLAYING
THE TEN MODERN COMMANDMENTS
Admission 25c and 15c
Now is the TiT e to Market Your
Fowls, Ducks ?Geese & Turkeys
Chickens, F ,
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WE PAY SPOT CASH.
oed ality brings Good Prices
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HEAD OFFICE
MONTREAL, QUE.
CLINTONI$ANCl1, - CLINTON,; ON'I'JRIO
PHONE 190
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