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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD.
A Merry Christmas And
Happy New Year
Let Us Have Your Order for
Holiday Poultry
or
Christmas Meats
CONNELL & TYNDALL'
"CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET"
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WE EXTEND A MERRY CHRISTMAS ff,
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We are offering the Following for this week: 'Ot,
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1 Beatty Electric Washer, regular 92.50 for 69.00 b
, . 4 1 Gilson Snow Bird Washer, reg. 89.00 for 79.00 #
Electric Irons , 1.75 to 8.95 06
Teapots, 40c to 2.00
Grillette Toasters for 90c to 8.75 ."
,14 , Coffee Dripolators and Percolators 75c to 2.00
Tea Kettles, 65c to 3.50
Canister Sets, 1.00 to 4.50 ... c,
4 1 Electric Grate, 10.00
7 1 Knight Radio, five tube battery, 45.00 ...
•'• 2 Northern Electric, battery, 4 tube -specials 6
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SEE THE BEATTY ELECTRIC WASHER
What is better for a Christmas Present for your wife.
PYREX WARE — ELECTRIC IRONS — ELECTRIC TOASTERS
—CUTLERY OF ALT, KINDS—
These make lovely Christmas Presents. — Call M and see them.
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TO CHRISTMAS EVE SHOPPF,RS:
As last minute suggestions FOR THE KIDDIES we have Sleighs
from 50c up; Meccano Dinky Toys; Aeroplanes and Toy Cars; di
Airguns and TrioYeies.
FOR BOYS: Bicycles and Accessories; Guns, Rifles; Skates; BOX'
ing Gloves; Toboggans; Flashlights; Scout Knives.
FOR MEN: Motorcydies and Bicycles; Skates; A complete line
of Hunter's Supplies, also antmunition and a full assortment of
-7: Fishing Tackle.
FOR LADIES: Skates; Radios, Refrigerators; Washers, Vacuum
Cleaners; Bicycles, (See our Radio Ad. for Bargains and Christ-
mas Gifts).
Watch our advt for particulars of Shooting Match between
Christmas and Nev Year's Day.
WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF WISHING
outt CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS
A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
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PHONE 111—CLINTON.
SPECIALS FOR
December 22, 23, & 24
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PEACHES, Aylmer choice,
2 sot., tins for 25c
PEAS, Green Giant, 2 17 oz. tins 25c
FLOUR, Arctic Pastry, 24 lb. bag 49c
SUGAR, Best granulated, 10 lbs. 55c
MINCE MEAT, 2 lbs. 25c
CHOCOLATE DROPS, lb. 15e
FRENCH CREAMS, lb. 15c
GUM DROPS, , • „ lb, 15c
SATIN MIXED, Vlbs. 25e
MOIR'S CHOCOLATES, 3 lb. box 69e
MIXED NUS, 2 lbs. 35c
PEANUTS in shell, .... . .. lb. 10c
ORANGES, doz. 19; 23; 25; 30; 35
TO MY CUSTOMERS & FRIENDS
I WISH YOU ALL A
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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The annual Christmas Concert of
g.s. No. 6 was held on Tuesday even -
The Salvation Army
Christmas Concert
Thursday, Dec. 22
at 8 p.m.
ADMISSION 15c
12-4,
ANNUAL
Christmas Dance
auspices Clinton Hospital Aid
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Wednesday, Dec.I 28th
I3ROWN'S ORCI1ESTRA, Walkerton
Admission 75; including lunch
ing and the whole community were
on hand for what proved to be a very
enjoyable programme.. Mr. Russell
Coleman was chairman and the pro-
gramme consisted of choruses, read:,,
ings, dialogues, drills, duets and solos.
Outstanding numbers included the fol.::
Powing: The Snow .Shovel Brigade,
Our Canadian Emigrants and the
Modern Minstrels. Recitation were
given by Stanley Johns, Roy Tully,
Alfred Byerman, Rnth Byerman,
Evelyn John a4 and Jack Carnochan,
Much credit is due the teacher, Miss
°elms», and Miss Greene ,the mnsic
teacher, for the splendid way in which
they had trained the children. At the
conclusion of the programme Santa
arrived and distributed. his usual
rests to the eager children.
VAN.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Reid and
family of Clinton spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Keys and, fam-
Christmas Gifts
We believe you can select the
article you want, at the price you
wish to pay, from our large and var-
ied assortment of China, Glassware,
Books, Toys, Novelties etc. Otirl
stationery stock is very complete and
has some new and novel packings
and decoration. Priced from 25c to
2.75. Don't miss seeing our miniature
cedar chest with its lovely writing
contents.
WATERMAN'S'
FOR CHRISTMAS
Give Him or Her a Waterman's
Pen or Pencil, designed to delight eye
and hand . . . No finer writing per-
formance at any price.
Waterman's fifty-five years ex-
perience is your lifelong guarantee.
Select your choice from our ample
stock. ' Price $2.50 to 7.00.
NEW EDITION OF CANADIAN
PRAYER AND HYMN ROOKS
are now in stock. If they are of
interest to you we have many differ-
ent styles of bindings, from cloth to
smart leather editions specially sel-
ected and prepared for gift presen-
tation, What, could be a finer gift,
than one of these . . breathing the
very spirit of Christmas—yet part of
our lives every Sunday. (They are
not yet in use locally.)
RECOMMENDED FOR GIFTS
Westminster Watchtower-
-Beverly. Baxter—$3.00
O'Absaloni-
-Howard Spring—$2.50
Rebecca Daphne-
-Dee 1Vlaurier—$2.50
Through the Lands of the Bible-
-A. V. Morton—$2,50
To You Mr: Chips-
--James Hilton—$1.25.
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Mr!. Harold McPherson spent the
weekend at his. home in Milverton.
Mrs. Adam Cantelon is making an
extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Wise, Goderich town-
ship.
Mrs. Milton Cook of Sarnia has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jahn Schoenhals.
Mr. Wm. Williams of London, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Williams.
Mr. and Mrs T. D. Holloway, of
Maryfield, Sask, are spending the
Christmas holidays with the ferni-
er's mother, Mrs. A. j. Holloway.
Mr. and Mrs. James Livermore will
have as Christmas guests: Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Livermore and Billy, of
Aylmer, and Mrs. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Green and Audrey of Tees -
water,
Recent visitors with Mrs. A. D. Beat-
on were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Watson,
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Moffatt, Bickford; Dr. Grant Beat-
on, Winnipeg. It is ten years since
the latter visited the home town.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Churchill: of Clin-
ton, and Mrs. McClymont sent Fri-
day with Mrs. George McConnell.
Diamond R.B.P. 1025 held their an-
nual meeting. 071 Monday evening, De-
cember 12th when the following of-
ficers were elected for 1.939: W.P.,
Sir K. Elmer Webster; D,P., Sir K.
Chas, Stephenson; Chap., Sir K. W.
R. Stephenson; Fin, Reg., Sir K. Geo.
Clarice; Rec. Reg., Sir K. Geo. H.
Johnston; lst Censor, Sir K. Robt.
Elliott; 2nd Censor, Sir K. Chas. C.
Pilgrim; S.B., Sir K. Roy Keys
2nd S.B., Sir K. Frank Weeks; Pur,
Chas. F. Pilgrim.,
The beefring members held their
.annual social evening on Wednesday,
December 14th and there was a large
crowd. There Were twenty-two tables
for progressive euchre which result-
ed as follows: 1st prize for lady, Mrs.
Abhor McQueen, consolation, Mrs,
Austin, Zapfe, gentlemen 1st Mr. Basil
O'Rourke, consolation, Mr. Frank
Hill and after the euchre a few hours
were spent in dancing. All had a
very enoyable time.
Mr. R. Thompson visited recently
with Mr. and Mrs. W, Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. George 0/ark° spent
Sunday in Goderich attending the
funeral of their cousin, Mr. McLean.
The beefring society held a very
successful party in the Town Hall on
Wednesday evening,
' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howson and Mr.
and Mrs. John Hartman spent a few
days in Toronto last week.
The Christmas tree entertainnient
put on by the school children and
the United Church was a great suc-
cess. Much credit is due Mr. Stewart
Beatty and .also Mrs, Bert Boyce for
the splendid way in which the child-
ren performed. Proeeeds were twenty
.tine dollars.
Roads are quite slippery in this
district, but it looks as if we may
have 'a white. Christmas.
MT ;An d Ms. Fred Heard and
danghtet, Lorna of Goderich spent
Sunday with the lady's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Morton Elliett.
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RED & WHITE
TONIATO,JUICE,
2 25 oz. tins 15c
KIST PLUS DEPOSIT
GINGER ALE,
4 30 oz. bottles
39c
CHOICE QUALITY
MIXED NUTS,
2 lbs. 35c
SATIN MIXED
2 lbs. 25c
CHOICE QUALITY
MINCE MEAT,
,% lbs. 25c
LYNN VALLEY
' P E A S, size No. 3,
tin 8c
MeLAREN'S
JELLY POWDERS,
COMBINATION MIXED
OLIVES, 11 oz. Jar
pkg. 5c
25c
CELERY Hearts,
GRAPES, Fancy
_SPINACH, Fresh,
fRADISHES, Crisp
GRAPEFRUIT, large seedless,
TANGERINES, large size,
ORANGES, New Navels,
LETTUCE, Firm Heads,
CRANBERRIES,
TOMATOES,
2 bunches 23c
2 ths• 29c
2 lbs. 23c
Bunch 'Sc
6 for
25c
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2 Doz. 45c-
2 for 19c
Quart 25c
lb. 19c
We Will Have On Hand For Your
Christmas Dinner:
s FRESH MUSHROOMS, BANANAS,
GREEN BEANS, CAULIFLOWER,
CUCUMBERS, GREEN PEPPERS,
WAXED TURNIPS, SQUASH, CARROTS,
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We wish Our Customers and Friends Of
Clinton nfld District
A Very Joy° s ristmas
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ti supplied with each order.
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WREATHS and CHRISTMAS
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Dfrfor the honte are reasonably priced,
V$1.00 &. up
ROSES, CARNATIONS, etc. j
CUT FLOWERS
Use .our .Telegraph .Service dor;
your friends at a distance. Ordersi
placed early can be relayed by let-;
1 ter saving Telegraph Charges.,
Men your own personal card can:
be delivered right with the flowers.:
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CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
PEANUTS, 2 lbs. for 19c
MIXED NUTS 2 lbs. for 35e
BRAZILS, WALNUTS, ALMONDS,
per lb. 19c
NAVEL ORANGES, 2 aoz. tor 45c
27; 33c, 39; 45e, 590,
SATIN 1-1IRISTMAS CANDY,
2 lbs. for 25c
GROCER CHRISTMAS CANDY,
2 lbs. for 25e
CHOCOLATES, CREAMS & GUM,
2 lbs. for 33c
FRENCH CREAMS, 2 lbs. for ..33c
CREAMED ALMONDS, 25c X
CHOCOLATE DROPS, 2 lbs. for 33c
GUM DROPS, Igo. or small, 2 lbs, 29c
CELERY HEARTS, Igo, 2 for 190
HEAD LETTUCE, 2 for 19c
CAULIFLOWER. 25e
TURNIPS, 4 for 10c
Christmas BASKETS Made to oHer
—WISHING EVERY PERSON-
-A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS—
RILEY'S Grocery
We have an added delivery for Sat.
PHONE 39
We Have Enj yed A Very
Successful Christmas
Business
But still have many useful pieces of Furniture,and
Lamps to brighten your home, and help make this
Joyous Season a little Brighter and More Comfort-
able. Then in Hardware department, we would
advise you of some bargains in Skates and Boots,
and a large selection of Sleighs, Kiddie Cars, Cut-
lery, Alluminum, Pyrex and Granite ware,
WE EXTEND OUR HEARTIEST WISHES
FOR 'A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
Store Open Evenings till Christmas
The Store With the Stook
ALL and ZAPFE
HARDWARE, FURNITURE
Embalmers, Funeral Directors, Ambulance Service.
' Phones: Store 195; N. Ball; 110; J. 3. Zapfe, 103
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Gift Sug estions
DRESSES, Silk, Wool and Print for Women and
Misses. '
SNOW SUITS, Ski Pants and Scotch Pleated
Presses for Children.
AUTO BOOTS, Velvet Fur Trimmed, for Women,
Misses and Children.
SWEATERS, KNITTED SUITS, Crib Blankets
and sleepers for Children.
PYJAMAS, Pyjama Bags, Towels, Face Cloths,
Table Spreads ana Table Oilcloths.
PYJAMAS, Wool, Fleece -lined and Penman Pre-
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Bedroom Slippers, Felt Shoes, Mess and Work k
Shoes and Hosiery for Women, Misses and ,
Children.
Overshoes, Bedroom iSlippers, Romeos, Oxfords,
land Work Rubbers, for Men and Boys.
W1NDBREAKERS, MACKINAWS, BREECHES,
OVERALLS, 1SMOCKS, WORK SOCKS,
MITTS, GLOVES and CAPS.
Dress SHIRTS, Socks, Ties, Scarfs, Handkeefs,
Gloves, 'Sweaters and Tie & Handkerchief Sets,
FLEECE -LINED UNDERWEAR for Girls and
Children in Comb. Vests long or short sleeVes,
and Bloomers.
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