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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1937-12-23, Page 8Give Flowers, ° FOR CHRISTMAS '1% -GB 8 tesreavemmaiiimmmowateme- awl WE HAVE A GOOD .SUPPLY OF CHOICE CHRISTMAS BEEF. BABY BEEF, VEAL, PORK, GEESE, DUCKS, CHICKENS 1' AND TUIIKEYS. IMPROVE THAT CIIRISTMAS DINNER BY BUYING FROM US. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL. ,h CONNELL & TYNDALL CLLNTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET " itte PPhon, ee 16�2.� �' AAibeer, t Sttrreeett I , Time slips by quickly. Another Christmas is here and 1937 h▪ . will soon be but a memory of the past. Itis only fitting therefore, that we pause for a moment to greet our friends' and to wish them ▪ a good old-fashioned Merry Christmas with all it means in Good Cheer and Happiness. . At.this Christmas iinie we can look back with gratification at' ▪ the period of our association' with you and are grateful for the sincerity of your .Friendship and generous co-operation which has. been both an insptrationto us and a definite f: 1 When 1938 looks over the' rim of the world, may it. shine. with particular' Brightness and Joy on your doorstep and bring to you a i bountiful supply of health, Happiness and ever-increasing Success. TIIE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURS., DEC. 23, 1937. ONE FRIEND TELLS ANOTHER `Chrdtinu It will soon be here again, 'The spirit of it is in the air. We sense it in the shops,. on thg ;street, let greetings be mote cheerful and smiles more sincere, and happiness reach its high point on Christmas Day, The Artists and "Etchers, originat ors of ideas, the colourists, engrav ers and specialists have had their say and their action—the . result—Greet- ing Cards of outstanding merit, ori- ginal. in design, glorious in colour, rich in sentiment, varied in price, Consistent :.progressive advance- ment and achievement has been not- ablein Writing Paper and the Boxes' in which it is enclosed, this year is 1 I no exception and as a gift it'" chal- lenges any other gift, as regard use fulness and appreciation at the price: ft is not discarded in a few days, it is • a necessity. Even the boxes find a use after contents have been used. To have your. gifts reflect true Christmas spirit the goods should be attractively wrapped in plain or de- corated paper, this done procure tags for the outside, cards for the inside, and seals to' stick all over.. Cheerily b and Merrily submitted. PG �. SUTTER & PERDUE q HARDWARE, PLUMBING, TINSMITHING, ELECTRICAL Phone 147w. WIRING. P.O. Box 48 Yl►h "IT PAYS TO PLAY You furnish the energy, we supply the material. Here are some of the lines we have for the sportsmen: Skates, new and .second-hand;. Rifles and Shotguns; Ammunition, all Types; Hunting Knives; Flashlights; Motorcycles and Bicycles, also accessories; Fishing Tackle and Plugs, Skis, Etc. • For the kiddies, all kinds. of wheel toys at attractive prices. Our 24 hour service ensures clean, new stock. Ask about it. :' If interested in a Rifle Club, please let us know, as we are in- stalling a rifle range in the building. Clinton Bicycle and Motorcycle Sales �+ E•pps'�»TTrtansport Building—Next D000rtto Creamery, Phone 13w ,tnnsewntrtete etketetesztetetF.t6 t e de omezfieVeVIS,�e P FOR CHRISTMAS GET A NICE CARVING SET OR SOME PYREX WARE. A NEW LINE OF CLARE JEWEL ENAMELWARE. CALL AND SEE IT BEFORE BUYING. NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR NORTH WINDOW. ' ' �' ns, Hardware and Plumbing Phone 244 atsI ortazoiramialal.''r iais maranizat r�r r�r anatularwoomIDrid mat9 : LOOK De Forest Crosley Radios Cabinet large enough to hold batteries Your old radio as a down payment, Balance Monthly. See and Hear These .At' Beattie's. Authorized Dealer—A. W. GROVES. DON'T FORGET YOUR APPEARANCE DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON. .Have Us Sponge Clean and Press Your Wearing Apparel Within a Few Hours Notice for the small Sum of 50 CENTS. WISHING ONE AND ALL A. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. GLIDDON'S Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. F y airhulme Dair airhohne D it Wishes All Its Patrons A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A" HAPPY NEW YEAR. Saturday being Christmas Day we will deliver twice on Friday and then on Stmday morning. '. Pasteurized Milk is Protected Milk. for Your Safety. Chas. E. ELIIOTT Prop. Phone 157.; . 63-1. BRUCEFIELIS Mrs. Janet Ross spent a couple of days last week in' London. Miss Dorothy Swan, who has spent some time in Toronto, has returned to her home here. Miss K. Snider visited in London for a few days, Mr. Jas. Swan received word last week of the death of his sister, Mrs, Thompson, of Saskatchewan. W e extend our sincere sympathy to Mr. Swan. Mrs. John Grainger visited in Strat- ford last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. Munn and Ailleen of Hensell, Mr. and Mrs. L Schiibie of Zurich, spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. Swan. The Board of Managers met in the Church on Tuesday evening to dis- cuss many matters relevant to the Church year, and among other things it was revealed 'Chat if all' Church contributor completed before Decem- ber. 81st their 'church budgets, as thoroughly as they did last year, it would again be the very great.pi"aas- ure of the Church Treasurer to close the books on 'that date without show- ing a deficit. ST. HELENS Mr.:"Harold Hyde of Kincardine, is spending some time with his father, Mr. Jas.Hyde, who has been under the doctor's care, but is now recover- ing. Mrs. R. J. Woods left on Saturday, to spend the winter with her family at Guelph, Galt, Ete. We are sorry to report that Mr,. Wm.- Woods and Mrs. Jas. Barbour are under the doctor's care at present. Mrs. Dan Martin was operated on. for goitre in Toronto General Hospi- tal on Tuesday. We are pleased to hear she is getting along as well as' can be' ,expected.: • The W . D.. Fair Co Often the Chespest--Always the Beet 1 IIIiIIIIIN�sII'llll� INllrillumm�„ iiplil�RIIP11WilmuilNlli��� Miss Enmma Lavis is spending the Christmas holidays in Toronto. Mrs. John Watkins spent last week. end with relatives in Chatham. Miss M. G. Rudd will spend the holi- day week -end with relatives in To. ionto. Mrs. Flora Venner left on Tuesday for Hamilton, where she will spend the holiday with her family. Mrs. C. Rumball left last week for Quebec, where she will spend sone time with relatives. Mrs. Mason Stirling, Bayfield, was a week -end visitor with Mrs. I. M. Nay, Mrs. H. McBrien, has gone to London, and will spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs, Mayor. Mrs, Spooner leaves this week to spend Christmas with her daughter and family in Kingston. Prof. Hairy Shaw of Dartmouth Col- lege, U.S.A., is spending the Christ- mac vacation with his parents, Dr. J. W. and Mrs. Shaw. Miss Ruth Dale of New York' is spending Christmas with her aunt, Miss Brickenden, and other rela- tives. Mr. Jahn Hellyar was in Toronto on Monday, attending the funeral of his uncle, the late Rev. S. T. Bart- lett. Messrs. G. H. Jefferson, H. P. Plum- steel and G. E. Hall . attended Mal. loch Chapter, Seaforth, on Monday evening. Mr. Jefferson gave- a his- tory talk on the Royal Arch degree. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Livermore and Billie, of Aylmer, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Greene and Audrey, of Teeswater, will'spend the holiday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Livermore, PORTER`S HILL On Sunday a good -congregation was. out to. church and Sunday School Rev. R. M. Gale gave a very nice talk on some of our old Clu'ist- mas hynms, their author and origin. On Monday night the children of S. S. No. 5, Porter's Hill put on their program which was good, each one taking his or her part well. It certainly reflects credit to the tea- cher* Miss Elva Elliott, and others who helped train the children as each number was given without a hitch. The children spoke out. so well and good' order was given throughout the lengthy program. One number which was excepti:anally..good and brought forth loud clapping and shouts of.en- core, was given. by four of the older girls, dressed .in Alice Blue, who sang "illy Pretty Alice Blue Gown." Then four of the older boys.. came on' the scene (as boys always rill) and the eight gave the cross ,country waltz. Another pretty drill was an Indian drill all in costume with, bow and arrow. This drill finish ed with the singing of Red Wing. Mr. Fred Pickard acted as chair- man. Mrs. Pickard had charge of the music, Chas. Wilson,'• general manager. At the end of the program Mr. Les. Cox. moved a vote of thanks after which the children sang "Santa is coming to Town," when in came Santa with a generous bunch of Christmas presents and candy for all. God Save the King brought the happy evening to a close. Fibti O'NEIL'S wo Bi•� Christraas Shopping Days R.ED AND 'E . 9 AlWasiia in the Lead 9. (wv COME EARLY AND OFTEN. All Christmas Goods to be Cleared Out CANDIES, NUTS, ORANGES, BANANAS and GRAPES At Clearance Prices. Head Lettuce, 2 for 19c Grapes, 2 lbs. for 23c pinach; per, lb. 10c Cauliflower, at 20c Celery .. 10c Fresh Oysters, Cranberries, Sweet Potatoes and Spanish Onions. Successful Winners of Gift Prizes. Mrs. D. Ewan, Londesboro. Miss Maude Torrance, C1i ton. Mrs. A. iShepherd, Londesiroro. Mrs. Rogerson, Clinton. Mrs. F. Allen, Clinton. -w -wK.ca,.. cw�c w .w�c' ..6, ,..,S-W.U,e<C, Ile<SCX et6st,'USCartgatC-F"� SIORMO effOoa,u n nauw,a,p,,and.vim.-..,.-..,,,...,...._..,p: A Wish To All That You May Enjoy A Merry Christmas and A Happy ( Prosperous New Year ogoraa innerz orooraunr autra-odreorai sworarsareorazca,alaanatraalataiatraseatraZtar. ran7zZahralSiZI, i11zsrmrBr r `�sry rdr�n�.a�nw.�,a,6v, .,Mb... a. Where "Sells for Less" �' Price Prevails 411111111111, W. T. O'NEIL CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCETERLI Phone 48 e• RILEY'S GROCERY. Where Quality Sells and Service Tells A world of wealth, unbounded health, Expressed in Christmas rhyme, A jolly day , . A holiday . . For you this Christmas Time. WISHING YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. RILEY'S FREE, SNAPPY DELIVERY. PHONE. 89, Superior Stores PHONE 111—CLINTO14. WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WISH EVERYONE THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON. Don't Forget Clinton Hospital Dance IN TOWN HALL, CLINTON, ON Monday, Dec. 27th HENDERSON ORCHESTRA. Novelty and Prize Dances. Admission, 50e. Anyone wishing to play cards in their homes, on night of dance, please notify Mrs. (Dr.) Fred Thompson. 62-2. `etateiCaitbtetcretetX4a XC:CMOCIetesnte=aer 1 We believe we are offering the emost attractive Christmas Stock we ever had. Attractively wrap -R ped and with Greeting Cards sup -f plied with each order. Our Plants and Cut Flowers make pleasing gifts. Potted Mums, Poinsettias, Cycla- men, African Violets, Cherries, Primulas, Begonias, Baskets of Ferns, Etc., Assorted Plants, A CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Table Pottery, filled with Be- gonias Ferns, Etc. Bright with bloom -50c each. Winter Bouquets 25c Each For Decorating Eucalyptus, a beautiful new de- corative silvery foliage, also red and white Ruscus. MEMORIAL WREATHS V A few unusual imported ones. CUT FLOWERS Mums, Roses and Carnations. CHRISTMAS STOCK AT FLOWER SHOP UP TOWN. 5F. R. CUNINGHAME Florist Phone 176. .,usu1U2,`�il72=i,�Y'?t-MrHP.` rDM7",AiMal'Filir,°ixl; MAY YOUR CHRISTMAS BE A MERRY ONE AND THE NEW YEAR FULL OF • HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY. T. Free Delivery SCOTT'S GROCERY Phone 86 — — Free Delivery WE EXTEND TO YOU OUR HEARTIEST WISHES FOR A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. Scott's Crocerj Are You Puzzled ABOUT WHAT TO GIVE ? If so, you had better call in, as we can show you quite a selection. A. Good, Comfortable Chair, Studio Couch or Chesterfield Suite, would make everybody happy in the home. A Cedar Chest or a New Lamp would please your lady friend. A Nice New Smoker would be the Ideal: Gift for Dad, your Brother, or somebody else's Brother. Then we have a host of useful and beautiful gifts for the children, both in the Hardware and Furniture Departments, So don't delay your selections as our stock is getting smaller every day. WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF WISHING YOU ALL A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS. BALL & ZAPFE THE STORE WITH THE STOCK -PHONE 195. HARDWARE, FURNITURE. EMBALMERS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, AMBULANCE SERVICE N. BALL—Phone 110. J. J. ZAPFE—Phone 103. J• 9 J' y 'J J• 'J .h ,J eJ' 9 9 Citizens of Clinton and 9. Its Rural Sections Just an expression of sincere appreciation for pleasant and friendly contacts during 1937, and with best wishes for a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and ; if. r A HAPPY & PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR i CIO rd Lobb "The Store With the Stock"