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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1936-11-26, Page 4fq id PAGE 4 • THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD 'THURS., NOY. •26,1936' COOPER'S ` STORE NEWS an#a Clan: Headquarters. OUR SELECTION OF "GIFTTHINGS WILL , , AFFORD YOU ENTIRE SATISFACTION. ,TOY DEPARTMENT NOW COMPLETE ON SECOND FLOOR. CIIINAWAItk;; LINENS, FURNISHINGS, BOOKS, BIBLES AND GREETING CARDS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, YOU'LL ENJOY SHOPPING HERE, ETC. A. T. COOPER; Variety - China Dept. -1st Floor- Phone.' 86w.' House and Men's Furnishing Dept. -2nd Floor -Phone 36j. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY We Want You To .Know About Some Specials We Have in Hot Water'Bottles Priced at 59c. - 69c - 89c THEY ARE ALL GUARANTEED AND EVERY HOUSE SHOULD IIA.VE ONE. VELVETTA BALM, 2 for 25o Wonderful for sore and cracked hands. 1 PARKE-DAVIS ENTHYMOL TOOTH PASTE Is best for your Teeth and Gums. 25c W. S. N, ONN, ONTtOIMEN PNM, B. CLINT Clinton PERSONALITY SALON PHONE 61 OVER HELLYAR'S JEWELERY STORE. You are cordially invited by expert operators of the - Well -Known LUCILLE NICHOLS BEAUTY SALON of Toronto to visit their shop OPENING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH Specializing in Permanent Waving and Personality Haircutting 'and Finger Waving SPECIAL PRICES AS AN INTRODUCTION. PHONE 313. - OPEN EVENINGS. If your hair is not becoming you should be coming to us. 07-1. .BRUCEFIELD solo -was contributed. by Mrs, Alton Another pioneer has gone on, in the: person of M. "James McQueen who passed away on Monday evening Nov. 16th," at his home in Brucefield He was taken suddenly ill on,Fri- day night with a severe chill, 'tip to which. time he had been in his usual good health. On Sunday night he took a paralytic stroke from which he dict not rally, He -was' the eldest son of the late Jaiiues McQueen and Isabella Swan and was born on Dec. 6th, 1854, bn the London Road, a mile north of Brucefield, where he continued to re side until his marriage on December 2ncl, 1881, to Miss Susan Lanabor- ough, of Tucicersmith. Mr, and Mrs. McQueen lived for twelve years on their farm on the 411 concession of Tuckersmith, . and then bought the Duncan farm on the 2nd of Stanley, where they lived _un- til retiring in Brucefield eighteen years ago, In 1903 M. McQueen was inducted as an Elder in the Presby- terial), now United Church. Besides his wife he is survived by two sons and one daughter, Robert Arthur McQueen of Stanley, W. M. McQueen of Toronto and Mrs. L. For- rest of Brucefield. Also two broth- ers and three sisters remain, Mr. Jno. McQueen of Clinton and Wm. of Van- couver, Mrs. Bessie O'Neil of Regina, Sask., Mrs. George Watts of Clinton and Mrs. Jas. Walker, Tucicersmith.- I The funeral was held in the Uni- ted Church, Wednesday at 2 p.m., his pastor, Rev. W. A. Bremner, officiat- ing,' assisted by Rev. C. W. D. Cosens of Clinton. The floral offerings -were many and beautiful. The pallbearers were Messrs, Fred Boyce, Drew Swan Thomas Baird Hugh Berry, Ross Scott and John T. Baird. Interment in Baird's cemetery. Among those who were present at the funeral from a distance were Mr. W. C. Landsborough of Port Cre- dit and Mr. W. N. McQueen of To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Cornish and fain- Jh house. Those taking;. part in the mock wedding were: the bridal chorus • played' by Mrs. W. McBeth; bride, • Mrs. G. Swan; groom Audrey' Swan; bridesmaid, Mary McCully; grooms- man, Mrs. A. Patterson; flower girl, Marion Hill; i'ingbearer, Blanche Zapfe; minister, Jean Murdoch; Anna Aikenheacl took the part of the bride's father, after which the two little girls drew in a prettily -decorated wagon of lovely gifts for which Jean thanked her friends very graciously. Mrs. A. Mowbray of Bluevale spent Monday with, her cousin, Mrs. H. Berry. - Misses "Ellen and Elizabeth Scott; Beth Elliott, Mary Swan spent Mon - clay m London. . o nston, reading by Mist Eva Stack - ay spent Sunday at Elmville • with Mr. Cornish's father, who, we are Isorry to say, is in very poor health. Mr. and Mrs. John Hohner and family of Goderich spent Sunday with Mrs. A. Hohner. Mr. John Grainger, who underwent an operation in Clinton Hospital, is not improving as his many friends would like to see him. ' Miss Louise MVlarshail spent the week -end at her home in London. Miss Anna Aikenhead is spending sone time in London. The local Lodge of Oddfellows en- tertained their families to a fowl sup- per on Friday evening. - On Thursday evening of last week about thirty-five ladies gathered at the home of Mrs. II, F. Berry to hon- or Miss Jean Fotheringham, a bride of Saturday, at a cream and green kitchen shower. The entertainment took the form of a mock wedding. A LON.I,ESBORO Miss Ethel Hoggart attended the Royal Whiter Fair at - Toronto last week. We are very 'sorry. to report that Mrs. Mountain of the village is very seriously 111. Her many friends are hoping for a complete recovery. Mrs. Glover of Detroit came home Sunday to spend a few days at the homeof her mother. Mrs. Gardiner has gone to spend the week at her home in Shelburne, while Rev, Mr. Gardiner is attending a meeting in Toronto. Miss Dorothy Little and her mother spent Saturday and Sunday in To- ronto taking in the Royal Winter Fair. Friday is the day of the bazaar, The Women's Association hold this event yearly*, in order ' to help the Community with their Christmas shopping problems. There will be the usual variety of booths, The Iadies are also serving supper, with a very appetizing menu. Come and enjoy an afternoon in the Community Hall. Nothing will be sold till 3 o'clock. The monthly meeting of the Wo- men's Institute will be held in the Community Hall on Dec. 3rd. A talk by Mrs. Robt. Fairservice, nmsie, Miss M. Shaddick, reading, Mrs. F. lJe- Gregor, contests and games. Conven- 1 ors: Mrs. R. Vodden, Mrs. A. Vodden. Roll call: "Suggestions for Christ- mas Gifts." Hostesses: Mrs. R. Fair - service, Mrs. T. Peckitt, Miss R. Shad - dick, Miss M. Shaddick and Mrs. R. Wells. The regular meeting of the Y.P.U. was held Sunday evening, with Carl Radford presiding, The meeting op- ened with a hymn, after which the Lord's Prayer was repeated in uni- son. The minutes of the last meet- ing were read by Alex. Richards. The business was then transacted after which another hymn was sung and Thelma Scott led in prayer. The scrip- ture lesson was read by Beth Shob- brooke. The topic, "Leadership Training," was given by Ruth Lyon. During the taking of the offering Donald Gibbs sang' a sole accompanied by Mr. Robt. Gibbs at the piano. A story was read by Mrs. Fred Thomp- son and Rev. Mr. Gardiner gave an. ininterestingtatalkon ‘,‘Your 'Life Plans.". The meeting closed a hymn and the Mizpah Benediction, Miss Margaret Fothergill has re- turned home after spending two weeks with Miss Ferne McDowell of Westfield, her cousin. Short Course Now On At Auburn Mr. Ian MacLeod is in Auburn this week,, where a short course for young farmers and a homemaking class for girls opened on Tuesday. Mr. MacLeod took a judging class to the Royal Winter Fair last week, the team consisting of H. Lobb, Clinton; Wilfred Shortreed, Walton and Stew- art Bryans, Blyth. They strutted their stuff but did not get into the money. • NOW IS THE TIME NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS • CARDS. SEE THE NEWS -RECORD'S STOCK OP SAMPLES. Personal Cards, with the mes- sage you wish, and your name printed thereon, may be had at very reasonable prices. ORDER EARLY AND 13E SURE OF THE CARD YOU WANT. TELEVISION OPPORTUNITY I ani authorized to personally in- terview several men willing to take 'specialized training dealing with resent developments in Television. Those selected and.who take the training will later be required to go to Toronto (expenses paid) for the purpose of conducting Televis- ion and Electronic Experiments in conjunction with the Engineering staff of the British American In- stitute of Engineering. Do not ask for an interview unless you are genuinely interested in the oppor- tunities in this field. Write in first Instance to J. M. Cairns, Drawer B, Clinton, * w * -* * * * * ,p 0 * * * * * WATCH FOR THE NEWS -RECORD CHRISTMAS NUMBER DECEMBER 10TH. * * * _* * * * * * M, * * * tl, * According to an official preliminary report, recently issued on the scales of fertilizers in Canada during the year, ended June 30, 1936, the total sales of 442,085 short tons consisted of 96,479 tons of fertilizer materials and 137,344 tons of mixed fertilizer' sold in Canada, and exports of ° 190,268' tons of fertil- izer materials and 17,994 tons of mixed fertilizers. Compared with 1935, the 193E figures ,show an increase of over 42,000 tons Dressing Gowns ` - Bath Robes and House Coats -NOW IN STOCK - The Newest Shades and Latest Designs. New Scarfs & Ties arriving every day DAVIS & HERMAN CLEANING, PRESSING AND' REPAIRING NOTICE I wish to announce to the Public that I have taken over the Exclusive Agency for CLINTON, For Wm. Kueehtel & Sons, MANUFACTURERS OF The NEW FEEDS CEREALS -Niue Brands FLOUR -0 Canada, Prairie Rose and Seven Other Brands. POULTRY. PIG and DAIRY FEEDS. and will supply then to Dealers and sell them retail to individual users When in need of any of the above call on me. Prices Reasonable. H. CHARLESWORTH FLOUR AND FEEDS CLINTON, Ont. -Phone 199. PUBLIC NOTICE! "FASHION SHOPPE" CLINTON. GREAT STORE WIDE a a GIRI.lSN'S EAR Smart New Style Felts in All Colors -that sold up to 2.95 - Choose yours Now A t Thin, Clearing Price SPECIAL DRESS BARGAINS! REG. 4.00 DRESSES Come in and see this Special Low Price Group of Crepes in all colors and styles =- You've never seen such va- lue before ---Sizes 14 to 38. 2.00 REG. 5.95 DRESSES Another Low Price Group of New Styles and Colors - Sizes from 14 to 38-A dress value worth coming miles to get at only 2.95 REG. 6.95 DRESSES Silk Crepes and Sheers in a wide choice of colors and new; styles - sizes run from 14 to 52 -Every dress in this group a' real, buy at SAL Sues 4 to 10 r r I COAT SETS 1 0 Starts THURSDStartsTHURSDAY, 26th O . ST AM. THE BACKWARD SEASON FORCES THIS DRASTIC 'STORE -WIDE SACRIFICE -WHILE THE ROADS ARE GOOD WE OFFER YOU -JANUARY CLEARING PRICES ON EVERY GARMENT IN THE STORE - WHY WAIT WHEN YOU CAN BUY AT JANUARY PRICES NOW! ENTIRE STOCK GOES ON SALE AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS! JANUARY PRICES on Every "COAT" STOCK EVERY"COAT" MARKED ATSELL-OUT PRICES FOR QUICK CLEARANCE - SEE THESE 4 BIG SPECIALS In the following Price Groups you will find one of the finest, most complete ranges of better coats to be found anywhere - Fine Domestic and Imported Wool Cloths in all colors -beautifully trimmed with Wolf, Fox, Seal, Badger, Sable, Persian Lamb, Etc.- Chamois Interlinings -2 -Season Guaranteed Linings, Etc. Every Coat in the store priced Dollars Below Regular Value. -Don't wait for January Sales - Come in and •Choose your Coat Now -At a Real Saving 75 Reg. 11.75 Sizes 14 to 38 75 Reg. 16.75 Sizes 14 to 46 75 Reg. 21.50 , Sizes 14 to 46 3 -Piece Sets -Coat, Hat and Muff to Match - Well - tailored from warm wool cloths in all t h e Season's Newest Colors -Don't fail to see this group Reg. To 8.50 .6. 7 5 AMEMMiiiiMPEN BETTER DRESS VALUES! CUT VELVET DRESSES Smart New Velvet Frocks that sold Reg. to 10.75 - All colors -very latest styles - sizes from 38 to 52 - Also half sizes -Clearing Price is 7.50 50 Reg. 29.50 Sizes 14 to 46 COME IN AND (SEE THESE EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS! THEY MEAN REAL SAVINGS! Twin SWEATERS COAT and PULLOVER -- ALL -WOOL -NEW COL- OR ,COMBINATIONS - ALL SIZES -REG. 3.49 - TO CLEAR 2.49 WOOL PULLOVERS PURE WOOL- N E W COLORS'IN HIGH AND LOW NECK STYLES - SOLD REG. AT 1.69. TO CLEAR - 98C SILK HOSE CORTICELLA-. CIIIF- FON - SERVICE WEIGHTS - NEW SHADES -REG. 1.00 VA- LUE AT . 2 lir PAIR' o7S SKIR4IS NEW STYLES -- ALL SIZES =- FINE WOOL CLOTHS, NICE CHOICE OF COLORS AT PHONE 67- 1.49 • SILK HOSE REG. 750 -CHIFFON and SERVICE- FULL FASH- IONED-- ASH- IONED- NEW SHADES AT 2 PAIR 1 •25 GIFT LINGERIE SETS -GOWNS PYJA- MAS - ETC. - NICELY BOXED FOR CHRIST- MAS -ON SALE NOW At SPECIAL LOW PRICES ! REG. 11.75 DRESSES Extra Heavy Crepes and Crepe Back Satins - Cut Velvet Trims, Etc. Newest Styles and Colors...- Sizes from 14 to 44. Clearing at 8.75 KNITTED KITS Fine All -Wool in the Sea- son's Smartest Styles and Colors-- "Monarch" Make -- Sizes Sizes 14 to 44. Reg. Values to 11.75 -Clearing Now At Chnton_R�xy:Theatre... Next Door To 7.75. GRAND OPENING 28th OF YOUR to offer. with each pur- Sid STOCKING A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES. OPENS FOR BUSINESS Saturday, November AND RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS A SHARE PATRONAGE. It will pay you to come in and 'see what w,e have .A lucky number on a basket of Groceries given chase of $1.00 or over an Saturday. SID. THOMPSON -PHONE 307W. Dressing Gowns ` - Bath Robes and House Coats -NOW IN STOCK - The Newest Shades and Latest Designs. New Scarfs & Ties arriving every day DAVIS & HERMAN CLEANING, PRESSING AND' REPAIRING NOTICE I wish to announce to the Public that I have taken over the Exclusive Agency for CLINTON, For Wm. Kueehtel & Sons, MANUFACTURERS OF The NEW FEEDS CEREALS -Niue Brands FLOUR -0 Canada, Prairie Rose and Seven Other Brands. POULTRY. PIG and DAIRY FEEDS. and will supply then to Dealers and sell them retail to individual users When in need of any of the above call on me. Prices Reasonable. H. CHARLESWORTH FLOUR AND FEEDS CLINTON, Ont. -Phone 199. PUBLIC NOTICE! "FASHION SHOPPE" CLINTON. GREAT STORE WIDE a a GIRI.lSN'S EAR Smart New Style Felts in All Colors -that sold up to 2.95 - Choose yours Now A t Thin, Clearing Price SPECIAL DRESS BARGAINS! REG. 4.00 DRESSES Come in and see this Special Low Price Group of Crepes in all colors and styles =- You've never seen such va- lue before ---Sizes 14 to 38. 2.00 REG. 5.95 DRESSES Another Low Price Group of New Styles and Colors - Sizes from 14 to 38-A dress value worth coming miles to get at only 2.95 REG. 6.95 DRESSES Silk Crepes and Sheers in a wide choice of colors and new; styles - sizes run from 14 to 52 -Every dress in this group a' real, buy at SAL Sues 4 to 10 r r I COAT SETS 1 0 Starts THURSDStartsTHURSDAY, 26th O . ST AM. THE BACKWARD SEASON FORCES THIS DRASTIC 'STORE -WIDE SACRIFICE -WHILE THE ROADS ARE GOOD WE OFFER YOU -JANUARY CLEARING PRICES ON EVERY GARMENT IN THE STORE - WHY WAIT WHEN YOU CAN BUY AT JANUARY PRICES NOW! ENTIRE STOCK GOES ON SALE AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS! JANUARY PRICES on Every "COAT" STOCK EVERY"COAT" MARKED ATSELL-OUT PRICES FOR QUICK CLEARANCE - SEE THESE 4 BIG SPECIALS In the following Price Groups you will find one of the finest, most complete ranges of better coats to be found anywhere - Fine Domestic and Imported Wool Cloths in all colors -beautifully trimmed with Wolf, Fox, Seal, Badger, Sable, Persian Lamb, Etc.- Chamois Interlinings -2 -Season Guaranteed Linings, Etc. Every Coat in the store priced Dollars Below Regular Value. -Don't wait for January Sales - Come in and •Choose your Coat Now -At a Real Saving 75 Reg. 11.75 Sizes 14 to 38 75 Reg. 16.75 Sizes 14 to 46 75 Reg. 21.50 , Sizes 14 to 46 3 -Piece Sets -Coat, Hat and Muff to Match - Well - tailored from warm wool cloths in all t h e Season's Newest Colors -Don't fail to see this group Reg. To 8.50 .6. 7 5 AMEMMiiiiMPEN BETTER DRESS VALUES! CUT VELVET DRESSES Smart New Velvet Frocks that sold Reg. to 10.75 - All colors -very latest styles - sizes from 38 to 52 - Also half sizes -Clearing Price is 7.50 50 Reg. 29.50 Sizes 14 to 46 COME IN AND (SEE THESE EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS! THEY MEAN REAL SAVINGS! Twin SWEATERS COAT and PULLOVER -- ALL -WOOL -NEW COL- OR ,COMBINATIONS - ALL SIZES -REG. 3.49 - TO CLEAR 2.49 WOOL PULLOVERS PURE WOOL- N E W COLORS'IN HIGH AND LOW NECK STYLES - SOLD REG. AT 1.69. TO CLEAR - 98C SILK HOSE CORTICELLA-. CIIIF- FON - SERVICE WEIGHTS - NEW SHADES -REG. 1.00 VA- LUE AT . 2 lir PAIR' o7S SKIR4IS NEW STYLES -- ALL SIZES =- FINE WOOL CLOTHS, NICE CHOICE OF COLORS AT PHONE 67- 1.49 • SILK HOSE REG. 750 -CHIFFON and SERVICE- FULL FASH- IONED-- ASH- IONED- NEW SHADES AT 2 PAIR 1 •25 GIFT LINGERIE SETS -GOWNS PYJA- MAS - ETC. - NICELY BOXED FOR CHRIST- MAS -ON SALE NOW At SPECIAL LOW PRICES ! REG. 11.75 DRESSES Extra Heavy Crepes and Crepe Back Satins - Cut Velvet Trims, Etc. Newest Styles and Colors...- Sizes from 14 to 44. Clearing at 8.75 KNITTED KITS Fine All -Wool in the Sea- son's Smartest Styles and Colors-- "Monarch" Make -- Sizes Sizes 14 to 44. Reg. Values to 11.75 -Clearing Now At Chnton_R�xy:Theatre... Next Door To 7.75.