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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
Call and See
OUR DISPLAY OF PYREX AND
FLAME WARE
A Full Line of Glass Cups and Saucers
White and Green
Electric Hot Plates, Irons, Toasters, Heating Pads,
And Curlers
CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS AND LIGHT SETS
One Used Cook Stove $20.00
SUTTER & PERDUE
HARDWARE, PLUMBING 1Y ELECTRICIANS
PROMS 147*. CLINTON, ONT.
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LATE .SHIPMENTS
Delivery of Fall .and Christmas Merchandise has been very slow.
Many lines that should have been here in September are only now
coming in stock and many lines still stand on the "Promised List."
We urge you to shop now. You may net be able to get every-
thing you need but we will try and give you some idea when we will
have these goods and we will be delighted to have you call again.
We have a splendid showing of Men's Ties, Chirts; Sox, Sweaters,
Slippers, Mufflers, Gloves etc. and are adding new lines almost every
day.
k Shop Now and Shop Often
MEN'S OVERCOATS—Do not put off having a look over our stock
of Overcoats as our stock is very completein sizes to 46 and our
prices are very seasonable.
SEE OUR NEW FALL HATS—FINE FUR HATS AT $3.95
Buy Quality Shoes at
Plumsteel Bros.
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Some outstanding books of
the year from which to
choose that Special Gift.
S0 LITTLE TIMEI
John P. Marquand
No. 1 Best seller in All Am-
erica!
BOUGHS BEND OVER
M. P. French!
This year's Canadian Best!
Seller
STAND ON A RAINBOW
M. Q. Innes
The Canadian Mrs. Miniver
Story.
We also have:
Hungry Hill; Incorrupt-
ible; In Bed We Cry,; Mak
ta Spitfire; Paris Under-
ground; The Robe. As well
as children books to suit all
readers.
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G. R. McEwan Co.
Books & Stationery
PHONE 84
"OFTEN THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST"
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Wesley -Willis W.A. gave the secretary's report and also
read several thank -you letters. Mrs.
ate December meeting of the W.A. Neilans then presented the treasurer's
of Wesley Willis Church took the report which showed the W.A. had a
form of a "Christmas Party" on the very successful year.
afternoon of the second—The Presi- It was decided to remember all
dent, Mrs. Paterson was in the chair "shut ins" at Christmas time. Mrs.
—Mrs. Agnew was pianist. ,Fox then took the chair for the elec-
The church hall was prettily dee tion of officers for the corning year:
orated in the Christmas colours of Hon. President, Mrs. Ward; President
red and green, and carols were sung Mrs. J. Stevenson; 1st vice President
at intervals. IMrs. Shaddock; Secertary, Mrs.
Mrs. W. Jervis read the .story of Streets, Treasurer, Mrs. Neilans; So -
the birth of the Saviour from the 2nd:`dal Committee: Mrs. Ward, convener
chapter of St. Luke's gospel, and assistants Mrs Axon and Mrs. Shaw
Mrs. Addison offered prayer. I Quilt Committee, Mrs. Shaddock
A. short business meeting was cwt- convener, assistants, Mrs. Cook, Mrs.
ducted when the secretary—Mrs. G LStreer, Miss Stirling and Mrs.
Miller, and the treasurer, Mrs. Oakes' Streets.
gave their reports, Mrs. McKinley I Visiting Committee: Mrs. Roberton
took the chair for the election of of- and Mrs. Snider and the other mem-
ficers.A hearty vote of thanks was hers when possible.
tendered to those retiring. Mrs. Fox then outlined the work
A programme Mrs. C. Hoare play- that all these committee's meant in
ed a piano solo—which was much en -
and keeping up the work of the church
joyed. Mrs. Jefferson read a beauti-
ful
and hoped the coming year would be
story "The well of the Star:' by just as prosperous financially as the
Elizabeth Goudge, and Mrs. M. Nedi- one just closing,
ger sang "Ohrist is born in Bethle-1 The new president Mrs. Stevenson
list," vena sweetly. then took the chair and spoke a few
'words, thanking the W.A. for electing
The Mizpah benediction closed the her as President, and hoped we would
meeting. Supper was served to a all help her, in het_work in the com-
large number from 5 to 6.30 at tables ing year, after which Mrs. Stevenson
gay with red centrepieces and cand- closed the meeting by prayer and the
les. singing of God Save The King.. A
The list of officers follows: Hon, very dainty lunch' was served and
President, Mrs. Lane; President, Mrs. an exchange of Christmas Cards
Paterson; 1st Vice President, Mrs. M. brought the afternoon meeting to a
Nediger, 2nd vice President, Mrs. close.
McKinley; 3rd 'Vice President, Mrs. V
J .P. Manning; Rec. See., Mrs. Jeff- It; Was Not Like
ersen; Treasurer, Mrs. Finland; Cor.
Sec. Mrs Adams; Press Sec Mrs. A.
T. Cooper; Pianist, Mrs. Hearn; As-. The weather man has done a won-
sistant Pianist, Mrs. Charlesworth; derful jub so far this, shall we say
Communion, Mrs. Laidlaw; Manse, fall or early winter. Sometime ago wo
had a spell of snow and cold and
it appeared that we we"c in for an:
other long winter such as we had last
year. But that snow mostly disappear-
ed and since then we have had a mt.
t
Indian summer conditions. Yesterday,
it was raining while a year ago the
roads were blocked and the temper-
ature did a dive that was about zero
and a few days later it was well be-
low zero. This mild spell has short-
ened the winter considerably and if
it continues will be a ;;`eat help, as
it already has, in the conservation of
fuel which is to ta tvci'hsicvaesyea
fuel which is sovital this season..
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BOXING DAY" Monday, Deoem-
148 after which, the Lord's Prayer ber 27th will be observed as a civic
was repeated iii unison. Mrs. Streets 'holiday this year.
This a Year Aga
Mrs. Pickard; Look Out, Mrs. Epps;
Kitchen, Mrs. Saville; Flower, Mrs.
Ohowen, Mrs R. E. Manning; Work,
Mrs, VanHorme, Mrs. Pinning; So-
cial,
�Shipley, Mrs, Livermore;
era] Mrs.- S
p Y,
Visiting, Mrs. A. Seeley; Programme
Miss W. O'Neil; Group Leaders, Mrs.
Andrews; Mrs, Nelson, Mrs. Adams,
Mrs. J. Nediger.
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Presbyterian W. A.
The regular monthly meeting . of
the W .A. was held at the home of
Mrs. E. Ward on Wednesday after-
noon December 1st. with a large
attendance. The President' Mrs. Ward
opened the meeting by reading psalm
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Miss Fanny Levis of London was a
week end visitor at her home in
town.
WESLEY WILLIS
YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION
Invite you to 'loin then in singing
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
In the Church Auditorium
W EDNESr1A,Y, DECEMBER 1501
at 8.15 p.m.
Special features will be solos, male
quartette from the Radio School and
mixed quartettes.
There will be a silver collection.
74-1
NOTICE
The Rest Room has recently been
re -decorated and put in good condi
tion. Will those using the rooms
please keep it clean and refrain from
defacing walls and furniture.
By Order of Law,
74-1 Chief Constable.
PLANTS 1'
AND CUT FLOWERS
Cyclamen, Cherries,
Ferns, Pots of Mums in
Bud and Bloom, are av-
ailable for attractive
gifts..
Paper White Narcissus
g bulbs, 3 for 26e
Try a few in a bowl and
enjoy watching therrb
grow. They will bloom
• in a few weeks.
CUT FLOWERS
MUMS and ROSES
Feed your plants with
q Fertabs. Spray with
Blackleaf 40 and have
• healthy plants
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F. R. CUNINGHAME
THURS., DEC. 9, 1943;
VALUES FOR DECEMBER 10th and 11th
VAN CAMPS' QUICK SERVE QUICK QUAKER
Beans, 2 pkgs 27c' Oats, pkg 21c
,QUAKER QUICK RED & WHITE TABLE
Macaroni, 2 Pkgs 25c Salt, 2 pkgs. 15c
COFFEE, Red and White, %lb pkg. 23c—lb pkg. 430
Member of Florists Tel Del. As.
Personal care given every order
5 and special attention given to
£ Funeral Orders.
Huron Pensions Board a
Recommends Increases
The Huron County Old Age .Pen-
Bions and Mothers' allowances Board
met Thursday, afternoon with the
chairmen, William Archibald of Tuck-
ersmith presiding. Other members pre-
sent were : John L. McEwan of Wrox-
eter, R. J. Bowman of Brussels, Mrs.
N. W. Trewartha Clinton, and Mrs. F.
R. Redditt, Goderich.
Six applications for old age pen-
sions and one for mother's allow-
ance were dealt with, 'and two old
age pensioners were recommended for
increases.
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Evening Auxiliary of W. W.
The evening auxiliary of Wesley
Willis United Church held their De-
cember study meeting on Thursday,
eevning last, at the home of Miss
Rudd, with 16 present. The meeting
opened with the singing of hymn 50
followed by the Lord's Prayer in uni-
Son.
• The secretary's report was read and
approved, The roll call was respon-
ded to, by each repeating a verse
or thought on Christmas: The tree -
Miss Greta Taylor of London was a surer gave her report. A slate of
week end visitor at her home in officers was presented and they are
town. as follows:: Hon, Pres. Miss Rudd;
President, F. Shipley; 1st. Vice Pres.
Miss Leola Nott of Guelph spent the Ii. Nediger; 2nd Vice Pres. E. McGuf- LEMONS, Sizes 300's
fin; 3rd Vice President, D. Match; 3 For
Rec. Sec. F. Higgins; Press Sec. E. GRAPE. FRUIT size 1
Beattie; Temp. Sec A. Jervis; Treas. 3 for
Grace Addison; Supply Com, Miss
Davis, V. Nelson; Con. of Community CRANBERRIES
Friendship, Mrs. Britton; Pianist J. Pound
Phone 176 and 31
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Superior Store
PHONE 111—CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
December 9, 10, 11
QUICK QUAKER OATS
Large package
COWAN'S COCOA,
1 Pound Tin
NABOB COFFEE
L. pound bag
AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE
Flour pkg.
OXO CUBES
10s pkg.
INTERLAKE TOILET TISSUE
3 Rolls
NUTRIM BABY CEREAL
9 ounce Package
ROMAN MEAL
Package
SANT FLUSH
Tin
BIG FIVE CLEANSER,
Tin
JAVEX
Bottle
SNOWFLAKE AMMONIA
2 packages ]le
19e
24c
45c
15c
25c
25c
29c
290
29c
i— CELERY TOMATOES — LETTUCE - RADISHES —
GREEN' BEANS—SWEET POTATOES—MUSHROOMS —GRAPES
YOUR
CHOICE
'20c Ib.
GARDEN • FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
SNOWFLAKE MIX WITH COFFEE
Ammonia, pkg 5c Appletine, Pkg 21e
5,
PHONE 48 For Quality Foods CLINTON
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FLORIDA. .216's JUICY WASHED ONTARIO
Oranges, Dozen 45c Carrots, 3 lbs
1,3c
CALIFORNIA 360's JUICY LOCAL PEPPER
Lemons, Dozen 35e Squash, 2 for
FLORIDA 112's JUICY
Grapefruit, 3 for 20c
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5
23c
CHOICE LOCAL' 4'
Turnips, 3. lbs 10c
C. M. SHEARING
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5
50
15c
week end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Nott, High Street.
Miss Edith Leppington of London
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Leppington.
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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ball and Mr.
and Mrs. Reginald Bali spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Dougal
Campbell at Holyrood.
Miss Eva Stevenson of Toronto is
visiting" her sister, Mrs. Cuning-
hame and nieces, Miss F .R. Cun-
inghame and Mrs. 1I. E. Rorke.
Miss Phyllis Manning, student at Un-
iversity of Western Ontario, spent
last week end in town with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. 3. Percy
Manning.
Mr. Robert Vodden accompanied by
his sister Mrs R. Scott of Londes-
boro spent the past week in Toron-
to with their sister and brother-
in-law Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Nim -
mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harvey and
son Bill and Mrs. A. Cousins of
Flint, Mich., were week end visit-
ors at the home of the latter's sis-
ter, Miss S. Watkins and other re-
latives.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lawson' and
daughter, Mrs. Charles Tiitson of pray., Christmas Carols wree sung
Pickering and Mr. Fred Lawson of throughout the service. A social half
Toronto visited at the home. of Mrs. hour was enjoyed at the close of the
William Lawson, Huliett- and other meeting.
friends, over the week end.
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WOMEN IN RAIL WORK
ARE DOING FINFJ JOE
"The spirit with which women are
entering into the railways jobs is
magnificent and they have proven
their ability' to successfully take in
many of the important operatic? a,
some of thorn heavy ones." R. Q.
Vaughan, Chairman and President of
the .Canadian National Railways told
a reporter during the occasion of a
recent visit to Stratford. This city
is an important railwaycentre and is,
th e scene of a busy motive power shop
which handles many units of the sys-
tem locomotives. Mr. Vaughan vas Atlantic crossing, and Trans -Canada
returning from a meeting of rail- Air Lines flights represented. approx
way executives held across the borrd_ :mately 5,600 miles.
er and he .said that women had per-
formed excellent service in all rail-
ways on the continent by stepping in Motion pictures• are shown nightly
tofill positions of men who had en to Canadian Army troops in the Med-
listed in the armed forces of both iterranean Area with as many as five
countries thousand men at a showing.
Livermore.
It was moved and seconded that we
hold our January meeting on the 3rd
Thursday of month Jan 20, as usual,
but to consider in the meantime a
change of date for future meetings.
The offering was received with' offer-
tory for byPres. I. Bruce.
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The President then introduced a
Candlelight Service; and the pianist
played verses of hymn 240 intersper-
sed with scripture verses read by
President. Each were handed a candle.
The President light a candle on the
centre table representing "the Light
of the World," Then 4 members nam-
ely. F. Shipley, D. Muteh, E. Beattie,
and H. Nediger representing mission-
aries of the Christian Church; lighted
their candles at the "Light of the
World." In turn these 4 members
passed their light to the other them
bels symbolizing the carrying of the
Gospel of Jesus Christ to all lands.
At the close of the meeting the group
was called to follow this light as only
true guide into that New World of
peace and. brotherhood for which to
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AIR TRAVEL IS SPEEDY
TO NAVIGATOR'S HOME
Here is an example of speedy air
travel. Squadron Leader D. S. Flor-
ence, DEC., now serving as a naviga.
tor in the Atlantic Sedvice' operated
by Trans -Canada Air Lines for the
Canadian Government, not long ago
reached his home in Edmonton just
2..hou s after North r of er leaving a. N h Brt-
tish airport—and only 37 hours were
spent . in travelling, times down at
Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, North
Bay, Winnipeg, Lethbridge and Cal-
gary making up the remainder. The
air distance covered hi the trans.
2s
110
19c
49c
CALIFORNIA GRAPES
Pound 23c
TOMATOES
Pound 25c
1, fl, HflMPSON
Week End Specials At
Johnson's Grocery
2 Pkgs QUAKER MACARONI ..25c
7 lb Bag PURITY FLOUR .... 27c
5 Ib bag PURITY QUICK OATS 27c
1 can St. John ;FINNAN HADDIE+ 35c
1 can SEA-LECT MACKERAL ..35c
1 Pkg. Kellogg's. CORN FLAKES 8c
1 Basket (11 qt) SPY APPLES 65c
1 Pkg. RINSO 24c
1 Pkg. QUAKER PUFFED
WHEAT 100
GOLD MEDAL COFFEE
3 lb,. 23c 1 lb 43c
1 Pkg. DENINSON'S PAPER
NAPKINS 15c
1 lb Tin COWAN'S COCOA25c
1 Pkg. VITA -B CEREAL 10c & 25c
3 Cans. Aylmer INFANTS FOODS 25c
1 Can INSTANT POSTUM 550
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES
2 GI';.APE'FRUIT, 70s 19c
(Marshseedless)
W. L. JOHNSON
PHONE 286 GROCER
DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
Christmas Dance
Will be held under the auspices of
The Red. Cross. Society of C.C.I.
on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10th
In the Collegiate Auditorium
Music by Alf Tibbs and his Orchestra.
Admission: 75 cts
73-2
Showing a New Line of Furniture
Including a Beautiful Dining Room Suite, Bedroom
Suites, Chesterfield Suites and Occasional Char's
FOR CHILDREN
A grand assortment of Baby's Cribs and. Mattresses,
Prams, Folding Carriages, Runners for Carriages
Doll Cabs, Extension Gates and Swings.
BALL & ZAPFE
DEALERS IN GENERAL HARDWARE AND FURNITURE
AMBULANCE SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS
DOUGLAS G. BALL J. J. ZAPFE vi
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V. Store Phone 195 i4
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December 9 to 11
TODDY 1 Pound
Tin 45c
ROSE BAKING POW-
DER, 17c, 1 lb Tin
RAINBOW NOODLE
SOUP', 2 pkg, 21c
LOOSE COCOA
Pound 19c
SPECIAL FLO-GLO Self Polishing Wax 45c qt btle. il
COWAN'S COCOA JUNKET POWDERS l
11b Tin 23c Asstd. flavors 2 pk 25c
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GOLD MEDAL COFFEE lb pkg. 43c; % lb pkg. 23c'
JAVEX
15c a Bottle
OLD! DUTCH CLEAN-
SER, 2 Tins 23c
LOOK— Brodie's Self Raising Cake Flour 25c pkg.
MACARONI
4 1b 25c
Quick QUAKER OATS
with Tumbler 29c
CROWN BRAND
Mixed' Tea 69c lb
QUAKER Best Yellovd
Corn Meal 12c pkg.
SANI-WHITE Toilet
Tissue 4 Rolls 25c
POST'S BRAN Flakes
2 Pkgs. 21c
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
19c LB.
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IPmop NOW AND mux
You want' the finest in gifts for your friends. Why; •
not stop in and buy now while our selection ,i8 ata
its best.
You can purchase from our stock somethifig • foil •
every member of the family. This year give gifts
that will last,
We still have one second hand cook stove on' the
floor. It maybe the one you. were•lookifg for..,.
just
. Hawkins Hardware
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