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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1938-12-29, Page 8GE 8 r • Wish. Ali Happy New. Year CHOICE CHRISTMAS BEEF' By The QUARTER FRONTS 10c HINDS 12c' EVERYTHING IN CHOICE FOWL CONNELL & TYNDALL" " CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET nese 162. Albert Street REMOWAVOriteAteMlitalriavigAVAIWitOryi ft, -10 SUTTER 89 PERDUE BA.RDWARE, PLUMBING, TINSMITHING, ELECTRICAL MPhone 147w. Wishing you all A Happy New Year Oe. TE CLINTON NEWS-ILECORD. Thanks -Greetings What is the strange magic that tints the Christmas season with a glowing color all its own? Why do the candles and ribbons, the bells and the holly, take on a cheery glamour, seeming far more than mere -articles of com- merce? Is it not to revive and enrich our friendships and re - 'establish communion between good friends, voiced in, an effort with one accord to share with one another the things they most enjoy. May the sentiment bubble over into 1939. We thank you for the patron- age extended to us during the season and past year and sincer- ely amplifyour best wishes for continued advance and content- ment during the coming year. The W. D. Fair GG Often the Cheapest—Always the Best WIRING. P.O. Box 48 Novw.wstoolowmostigogammoh, .tatoatetwatztztatmateicove-tatetztavatetzteleometcetoetalmaietztvocim • To Every One A Happy New Year T. Hawkins, Hardware and Plumbing Phone 244 Atialklaatti=taiziMPIDitalart=luiPt2mluDaratarnMatarataWirdaDMI-MatZaarathatas .eapaalausatairasartriaiseetateratetelsisteastatatatmetli a Shooting Match Saturday 'AFTERNOON • IN EPPS TRANSPORT BUILDING Resolve to play more in the New Year. "IT PAYS TO PLAY" Clinton Bicycle and Motorcycle Sales f• -j Alettoommtouvaagoblrzwt2.04,mmoma222,014010ftmoftrommtnftram3 Superior Stores PHONE 111—CLINTON. SPECIALS FOR December 29, 30,& 31 Eantam Corn, Garden Patch, 2 17 oz. tins 15c Pok and Beans, Aylmer,- caJP:p4ovP, Pure Larit.Ifillorest, 2 lb. 25e Royal Yerk Coffee, 1 lb. tin „ , 37e Blue Berries, Sqt. size, • tin 10c MINCE MEAT, • 2 lbs. 25c Tomatoes, Lynn *alley, .0 2% size, ' 3 lge. tins 25c , We wish to take is opportunity to Thank our many Customers for the generous volume of business given our store during the Oast year. It has been a pleasure to serve you, and we know you appreciate the extra savings we bring you each week, we hope to be able to bring you even greater values during 1939. To those families in our community whom we have not had the pleasure • of serving, we especially invite you o make our store your food store for 1939. . THflMPSO Free Delivery HOLMESVILLE Mr, Harold Wilding is spending Christraa,s at the home of his lather, Rev. Mr. Wilding. • Miss Cora Trewartha is spending her Christmas holidays at the home of her father, Mr, Edgar Trewartha. Mrs. Clara Bennett and family of Goderich spent Christmas with her sister, Mrs. E. Trewartha. Mr. Frank McCullough of Toronto spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. STANLEY. The Nominations, fo4 •ReeVe Councillors for the township of Stan- ey. wete ,held i4 the township, Hall on Friday,Dacernher 23rd.• There was a fair representation of the rate- payers, and resulted as follows: Reeve, Fred ' Watson, acclamation; Councillors, Elmer Webster, WM. J. Falconer, jno. E. Pepper, Ed. C. Glen, Samuel Thompson. Mr. Glen withdreW his name -and stated hewas not in the field this year, therefore the council was elected by acclama- tion. Mr. Charlie Falconer of Hayfield spent the Christmas holidays at Mr. Hugh Gilmour's. • 1Viis Margaret McGregor of Toronto and Miss Kate McGregor of Wing - ham, are spending the holidays with their mother, Mrs. Neil McGregor. Mr. Hugh 1VIeGregor of Detroit, visited at Mr. Sohn McGowan's and Mr. Geo. ,Baird's, this week, Mr. and Mrs„ Boy Monteith, Mild- red and Jack of Bendon, and Mr. and Mrs, Roy Hastings and four children of Wingho,in /spent Christmas witb Mr. Hugh Gilmour and Miss Mary Gilmour. .„,44.46461", I - 1114411811Itssoni a THURS., DEC. 29, 1938 rommovealitcmolvoivoleavvaiwavoleawolewateflawawasiumowattaire.: SHEAIIING 1&' 11'01IMAN Mr. and Mrs. D. IVI. Maltby and fam- ily spent Christmas in Galt. Miss W. Thompson of Toronto is a holiday visitor at her home in town. Mr. Benson Corless spent the Christ- mas weekend and Boxing Day with his parents„ Misses Nora Fremlin of Zurich and Violet Fremlin of Toronto spent the weekend at the parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Ian McLeod, Katherine Ann arid Donald Ian spent Christ- mas with Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Evans. Mrs, Elizabeth Walker, of Kitchener, spent the weekend and holiday -with her son, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Walk- er. Mr. Guy Hicks left on Friday for an extended visit with his daughter, Mrs. Oliver Welsh, Goderich town- ship. Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Middleton, Port Credit, were holidays guests with Sheriff and Mrs. C. G. Mid- dleton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crandall and Jackie were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Corless. • Mr. Clarence Livermore and son Earl of Harriston, spent Christmas Day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Livermore. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McBride, of Windsor, were Christmas visitors with Mrs. Mc3Dride's sister, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Kay. Miss Kay Hickey of Montreal who has been a guest of Mrs. A. E. Fremlin left on Friday to spend Christmas in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dippell and dau- ghters, Peggy and Marion of Bow - =Twine, are holiday guests a Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Potter. Mr. Fred Burton, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. E.' G. Williams of Ford- wich, were Christmas visitors with Mi. and Mrs. W. J. Biggart. Mr. Gerald Holmes, Toronto, and Dr, F. G. Milner, St. Catharines, spent the Christmas holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes. Miss Gladys Addison, Reg. N., Pet- rolia, and Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Ad- dison, Zurich, were Christmas visit, • ors with Mr. and MTS. Joseph MT dison. Mr. and'Mrs, 'Earl Liverinore and son Carl of Stratford ,spent the Christ- mas weekend with the formees parents, Mr: and Mrs.. Fred Liver-. more. Miss Edythe Johnston, and Harold Johnston of Toronto, and Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Tucker and baby Rossi of London, spent Cliridinias Weekend , at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Johnston. Jack 'West and Alvin Corless are M Toronto all this week as membera of the Eighteenth older Boys Parl- iament which is in session trein Tuesday December 27th to Satur- day, December 31s1. 'Christmas visitors with Mr. and 1Virs. J. T. McKnight were: 1111r. and Mrs, J. L. McKnight and daughter, San:- dra, Loricion; Mr. and Mrs, G. M. • McKnight and children, Jack and Mary, Exeter; and Mr.. and Mrs. Batkin, Stanley township. Cliristnias-visitors at the home oinVIr. and 1VIrs. Frank Layton were: Mr, and 1VIrs, Cecil VallHOTTLe, Toronto;. Mr, and Mrs. Fred 'Pepper, Sea - forth;, Mr. and Mrs. Austin litathe- aon and Mr. and Mrs, W. 'Pepper and Fre,ddie, TuckersMith; and Mr. and Mrs, Elliott Layton. Brucefield, 'ree Delivery . Clinton, Ont.'Pho.oe. SHRIMPS, Fancy Tin 17c CORN, Golden Bantatu, 2 Tins 17c sALMON, Maple Leaf, Y2's (limit 2 cans) 17c TOMATOES, Choice Quality, 2's _4 tins 23c ASPARAGUS, Cuttings, 12 oz. tin, 1 0 C GRAPEFRUIT, JUICE, Curtis, 131/2 oz. 3 for 25c • BAKING POWDER, Forest City, 12 oz. tin 19c 1COFFEE, Vacuum Pack, 1 lb. tin 33e MARMALADE, Grapefruit & Orange, 32 oz., 23c CORNED BEEF, 2 tins 29c 3 for 25c SOUP, R & W, Tomato, SPAGHETTI, Libby's, 27 oz. tin, 2 for 29c MATCHES, Red & White, CORN SYRUP, Beehive, 2's, BISCUITS, Dixie Bars, per lb. 15c ROLLED OATS„ (fine or coarse), 6 lbs. 25c CHICKEN, Boneless, 7 oz. can, 3 for 25c 19c CHEESE, Golden Spray, TEA, Blue Ribbon, Ws 27c 15c 27c 1 . ' —FOR YOUR NEW YEAR'S PARTIES- - GINGER ALE — PICKLES — OLIVES — • — NUTS — GRAPE JUICE — CANDfY — — FRUIT COCKTAILS — TOMATO JUICE —, —CHEESE SPREADS—COCKTAIL WAFERS- - LIME JUICE — LETTUCE, Head )ORANGES, Navels, .9c 2 ti°?. 45c GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless, 6 for 25c APPLES, B. C., Delicious, doz. 39c TURNIPS, Waxed, 6 lbs. 10c CELERY HEART'S, • 2 bunches 23c CRANBERRIES, per lb.. 25c GRAPES, Choice Quality, Ib. 15c LEMON'S, Large Size, Doz. 29c ORANGES, Juicy Navels, .1:,.°z• 29c MUSHROOMS, Choice Quality, • lb. 35c CABBAGE, Hard Heads, 3 for 25c TOMATOES, Fresh, lb. 19c BANANAS, Doz. 25c 0. ' , VW; • We wish Every One A Happy And Prosperous New Tear •R".. 01. TitglitOM Agj-WaeligitentiOWMOMO 'fik5AgAg Wattig ft9MOZPAVAS55;"4.5145WWMOSa "wctctoctatwomeozetztabetegtegaletty TO OUR PATRONS It is our sincere hope that the A friendliness that has marked our associations in the past will con- inue and grow stronger — as v years go by. BEST WISHES fora HAPPY NEW YEARA 3 F. R. CUNINGHAME Member of Florists Telegraph Delivery Association. Phones 176 and 31. falVatsal4:428;Pa2Mbar=rar2Paabtrratras 1 RILEY'S GROCERY. Where Quality Sells & Service Tells `t* We wish to express to you the 31 gratitude and pleasure it has given Business with .us. It gives as the .t desire to be of &eater assistance 'to and better service to you, and on be- .4 half a our entire staff, we wish for you and yours, A Happy and Prosp- erous New Year. us to be able to serve you, and that you have had the confidence in us to intrust so much of your Valued RILEY'S Grocery PHONE 39 ta–lato.7.4:141-+Stia • k a. .1 alo.14. Toa-aoloWit o eitlalKone.K01,1anarar WE THANK ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE IN THE PAST YEAR AND WISH YOU ALL A VERY HAPPY • • AND PROSPEROUS 1939 The Store With the Stock. BALL and ZAPFE HARDWARE, FURNMIRE Embalmers, Funeral Directors, Ambulance Service. Phones: Store 195; N. Ball, 110; J. J. Zapfe, 103 444.4143,41444:4444*.talotoXonolalo.14.44.4.444+4.4.4.444441.444.14.36,, .1!Ale4gifiMAtriAg-AM'AV04-20Z•a9MEZOg----i" • ew Year's r etings Citizens of Clinton and • Rural Sections • We Appreciate the Confidence You Have Shown in Extending to us the Privilege of serving You, A Privilege Regarded as one of ur finest Assets. We also Appreciate the Opportunity is Season affords of Wishing you Good Fortune Throughout the e r 4;MW,MA-VMq014414-ItkrIT Zalt:MM:rearicreatMfa__