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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1934-12-20, Page 8z +acs r e+m-z.. :aca: el 1P MERRY CHRISTMAS 1Our Holiday Stock of—, 1 p Azaleas; Mellott; Begenias, Poin- Asettas, Cyclamen, Cherries, Prim. utas, Pans of Assorted Plants, A Ferns, Etc. give you a fine choice, t'.i h PAGE 8 THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD 41111rrrr,asw 0066 6K/MOZ-VM-IC-I1=6M--a le:, {„<e. (,p caz TO ONE AND ALL WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES FOR A 'VERY MERRY CHRISTl1IAS AND A HAPPY AND if PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR 0 CUT PRICES ON CHRISTMAS COODS FOR THE REMAINING FEW. SHOPPING , DAYS BEFORE SANTA CLAUS ARRIVES Shirts, 'Ties, Braces, Arm Bands, Garters, Sox, "Scarves, Oxfords Blankets, 'Weal •or ^Flanelette, Linen Table Clothes or Bridge Sets THosiery, Handkerchiefs, 'Dressing 'Gowns. Oxfords, `Slippers and Footwear of all Kinds for all the family u At 'Specials Prices. Plurnsteel Bras. Agents :for Tip -Top, Berger and:Cambridge Made'to-,MeasureClothing imn9m-ai,DestniDra&tSil)e4migai3't-arH$3t`�7cotr91r`'ix- a"h'3m7''Fa'i oril }a�im*k.agatmar WE WISH YOU ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR WEE WILL BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR CHRISTMAS FOWL. ®1NTN L LI & TYNDALL 6 .......,...................,,_„.,,,__,,,J,„.....,,,„,, JIMMIRIONOW r'''' DOMINIO'N Il'HOIttillIE STORE- CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS V. 15 INCCH ALUMINUM ROASTER with ROASTING SPOON ..81.50 17 INCH ALUMINUM ROASTER $2.35 gNO. .8 ALUMINUM TEA KETTLE 81,25 DAISY TEA KETTLE $1.00 COPPER WHISTLING. KETTLE (Special) p1u9 $2,25 ALUMINUM PERCULATOR OR TEA POT $1,00 i^' ALUMINUM TEA POT, 8 cup, in Gift Box $1.50 CHILD'S SET in Gift Box 500 6p ALUMINUM DOUBLE BOILER in Gift Box $1.00 4,4 Qg ELECTRIC CURLING IRONS $1.10 to $1.45 is �3 -HEAT ELECTRIC WARMING PAD $4.75 ° FLASK LIGHTS N85c to $2.50 COLEMAN LAMPS . 7.90 ALSO i �NY OTHER., USEFUL ARTICLES FOR THE HOM$E 18. 1 1 rn BUTTER & PERD!JE Hardware Funeral Directors Plumbing Furniture Phone 147w Electric Wiring l Orbtarhati ; 3>; :tititiNzahA tizlitbizihlaa; r;nsri banhi itilabrl-A::iNZiaigir,, rawavtaivoivmmmmoiotawmoosi 4c.4 Gift Suggestions + LADIES FINE BOTANY WOOL CARDIGAN SWEATERS Vol LADIES'' FINE WOOL GLOVES—Straight Elastic Knit' Wrists ,C t � ' With Coloured Stripes, (, VELVET CORDUROY SLIPPERS, (Black, Rose or Blue), Padded Soles and Duce -Finished Heels. CHRISTMAS CARDS—American-made folders—Ast'd with envelopes SUEDINE DOUBLE TEXTURE. BELT, 2” Wide, Embossed Celluloid BuckleBrown, , Blue or Red, NEAT LOOKING PURSES—Smartness at Low Price -- Nickelled Ornament—Mirror and Three Roomy Inner Pockets. Zipper Fastener. Via/ FOLDING SHOPPING BAGS. GOOD-LOOKING. ENGLISH KNIT SCARVES—Novelty Design with Smart Colour Combination. AN ASSORTMENT OF ATRACTIVE COSTUME JEWELRY. FINE TABLE LINENS, Fancy Borders in Rose, Blue, Gold or Greets 54"x70" and 52"x70" 6 BOXED SETS OF SILK RAYON LINGERIE AND WHITE SATIN -•• DANCE SETS. LADIES' FINE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Rolled Edge, Coloured Corner Embroidery CHILDREN'S PICTURE HANDKERCHIEFS LADIES' PRINTED HANDKERCHIEFS ?IJ HANDKERCHIEF FOLDERS—Daintily made of suede Taffeta Pastel 'Shades �l CELLOPHANE WRAPPED TURKISH GUEST TOWEL SETS GLASSINE WRAPPED' SETS OF VELVET, Covered Hangers. EMBROIDERED PURE, IRIS1i COTTON PILLOW SLIPS. MEN'S DRESS GLOVES, MEN'S ALL -WOOL SCARVES TIE AND SCARF SETS, CELLOPHANE WRAPPED BOXED TIES. GLASSINE WRAPPED BRACES. BOYS' BELT AND TIE SETS BOXED GARTER AND ARM -BAND SETS 'DRESS SHIRTS AND DRESS SOX, DRIVING MITTS Each of these items and many more are in stock and we will be glad to have you inspect them before making your Christmas put: chases. All lines will be sold at our Usual Bargain Prices. W(i ORB'S BARGAIN STORE The time has come to make others happy by renewing old .friendships and cementinN. new ones. What more fitting way than a girt selected from our China and Glassware tables or our "Warwick Gift Worth While" stock. Its a varied assortment from which to make a choice, consists of novel and useful raticles which will fulfill the demand' in many needs, Each piece is individually boxed, not just put in any old box, but in a box that fits the article and makes it ready for presentation. It is char- acterized by smartness, attr'act'ive- ness and appropriatness. Our aim is to select• variety and not a large quantity of each article, hence the variety which we invite you to in- spect that you may fittingly respond to the giving of the greatest of all gifts—that of thoughtfulness—which giving implies graciousness, distinc- tion and inspiration. The depression may exist, number of building -per- mits may be lowered but there are still buyers and still money to buy a nice thing now and then merely be- cause it is nice and not a necessity. -Our stock may be able to supply the answers to the great annual prob- lem and give repose to the hurried and harried shopper. Artistic.wrappings enhance the gift and heighten the pleasure of the re- cipient and suitable cards beautifully announce your good will. We have them. Games •and Toys for active young progeny. Tie W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Best RIA THURS., DEC. 20, 1934 RINE ..... W.��f�. T eu, FRINE LA T liV0111) TELLS ANOTHER Y RED & WHITE FRIDAY CHRISTMAS SATURDAY EC. d DEC. 2,1 22 .1313 MONDAY DEC. 24 We will be glad to serve you, glad to show yon our wonderful values. We have extrra help and courteous clerks, all necessary in a busy time. Our Calenders will be given with a purchase. O'NEIL'S • CHRISTMAS FOODS Mixed Nuts, '21bs. for Lemons, per dozen Grape Fruit, 5 for Oranges, Seedless, per dozen 330 29c 25c 25e Fancy Boxes Chocolates, 2 lbs. for 59c Maracliino Cherries, 1-4 lb. 25c Peppermint Wafers, per lb. 29c Golden Bananas (Reducing Diet) Doz. 29e Fancy Cookies, ahort'Bread, per ib. 29c Mixed Candy, 4 lbs. for 43c 10 lbs. Granulated ,Sugar for 55c Egg Plums, 3 tins for 25c Fancy Cheese, Golden Spray, 2 lbs. for 25e VEGETABLES FOR CHRISTMAS Cranberries, per ib. 25c Mince Meat, 2 lbs. for 25c O'NEIL'S CHRISTMAS FOODS Aylmer Tomato Juice 5c Sweet Peas, 2 for 25c Aylmer (No. 4) 2 for 25c Golden Bantam Corn, 2 for 19c Combination Olives, each 25c Layer Raisins, per pkg. 30e Heinz Soup, large size, 2 for. 27c Oysters in Jars 25c and 35c FISH Oysters in Jars • 35e Fresh Salmon, per lb. 15c Fresh Filletts, per lb. 15c Smoked Filletts, per lbs. 17c New Spinach, 2 lbs. for Head Lettuce, each 15c Heart Celery, each 15e Green Beans, Mushrooms, Carrots, Cauliflower and Parsnips. Fancy Fruit Baskets. Free Denby China TO ALL, A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR -160111; nom nonililoioii IIS , Mrs, R. B. Carter spent a few days In Kitchener Last week. Miss B. F. Ward is away to spend Christmas at her home at Rockville, ' Maryland. . Miss A. L. Stone has Norte to spend the holiday season with relatives in Massachusetts, Miss Hattie Courtice goes to Hamil- ton to spend the Christmas holt- days with her brother and his fam- ily. Mrs, Jennie Stevens, Jean and Tho- mas of Harlock attended the fun- eral of the late Ephraim Brown on Monday. Dr. J. W. Shaw and Mr. T. W. Haw- kins attended an executive meet- ing of the North Huron Liberal Association in Wingham on Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Curts of Forest have been here this week, being called here by the death of the lady's father, the late Ephraim Brown. Mr. and Mrs. J. Davies and Miss Keziah Brown of London were in town for the funeral of the late •Ephraini Prownl who was the lad ies' brother. ' Mrs, Mary Lawson and her daugh- tr, Mrs, Straughan of Goderich, were in town attending the fun- eral of the former's brother-in-law, the late Mr. Ephraim Brown. Mrs. McConnell of Moffatt has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Chas. Cook, Rattenbury street, west, who is not in as good health as her friends would like to see her enjoying. Mrs. E. Crawford of Londesboro vis- ited her sister, Mrs. M. Montgom- ery ontgom-ery of town for a few days during the past week, before leaving for Niagara Falls, Ont., where she will spend the: winter with her daughter. Miss Clara Gould, who has just re- covered from anoperation for ap- pendicitis, is at her home in town and will remain until after Christ- mas. She will then return to re- sume a -post -graduate course at Whitby Hospital, ' where she was when taken ill. LONDON ROAD Mr. Fred Anderson was called to his old home at South Monaghan ow- ing to the death of his sister, Miss Elizabeth Anderson. Mrs. Geo. Hanly is spending a few days in Clinton this week. Mrs. Walter Swinbank is in Toron- to for a five weeks. T1L'i XERSMITI Mrs. Russ, Geoghegan and two sons of London, Mr. Elgin McOlymont' of Chatham and Mr. Verner Me4ty mant of Detroit visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vern. Terrvberry on Saturday last. Mrs. Fletcher Townsend was In Guelph Tuesday attending the fun- eral of her aunt, Mrs: Ii. Cameron,, who died on Sunday morning. Turner's Sunday School . is busy- practising usypractising for their entertainment and tree on Friday night, the 21st. Miss Margaret Fear was home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fear. 11, Where "Sells for Less" ..A CLINTON'S BIG Price Prevails r +� re a, ... h ., • �' CORNER GR.00ETERIt Phone 48 •l �tSk" 1�" moi' 'S'��leirt 's�f3t1,FG.�3i:l ;a6P-A. iP11,�'-, vim.- iL.:"�ti+ ate. .y. w.� ' �"1�fi^�`F�'rr�' `�.--:.,7:'�`rfr'..�" 0,' BII) A N E A Permanent Wave LEGION'S HALL; CLINTON Saturdag,Dee.22 Music Supplied by ROY'S ORCHESTRA, GODERICH EVERYBODY DOME AND HAVE A GOOD TIME Admission, 25c. 06-1. Big New Year's Eve Dance DANCE CLINTON TOWN HALL Mon., December 31 Rhythm Ramblers 6 -Piece Orchestra Goofy Hats, Serpentine Streamers and a big time for everybody. Admission per person, 25c. Booth in Hall. V. E. (Dinty) Moore, Floor Mgr. DANCE IN THE OLD TIME CLUB ROOMS Monday, December 31 Under auspices of Women's Institute Admission, 25c. GOOD MUSIC, GOOD DANCING LUNCH SERVED. KIPPEN A very interesting and delightful Christmas concert was presented in St. Andrew's United church on Mon- day evening Last by the pupils of S. S. No. 2, Tuckersmith, under the leadership of their teacher, Miss H. Richardson, and musical instructor, Mr. Goulding, A.T.CM. of Exeter. "A Joke on Santa Claus," proved to be a very interesting operetta with both music and dialogue. Other drills dialogues, recitations and songs were put on by the pupils. Some senior • girls aid boys of the congregation nut on a short two -act play, "Spirit at T. HAWKINS' of Christmas," which was very well given, Pupils from S. S. No. 14, Stanley, under the leadership of their AND SELECT THAT CHRISTMAS. teacher, Miss P. Penfoid, also present- ed some very fine drills and dialog- PRESENT nes. Santa Claus called in at the close of the programme to unload the Christmas tree of its many parcels. A. very enjoyable evening was spent the church auditorium being well-fil- led with an appreciative audience, Rev. E. F. Chandler chose as his subject "The Birth and Growth of a IS A GIFT THAT IS INEXPENSIVE AND LASTING WIHY NOT GIVE HER ONE FOR CHRISTMAS $3.00, $8.50 and our Regular Guaran- teed NATURELLE for $5.00 Until Christmas. Shampoo and Finger Wave or Shampoo and Marcel, 75c Henri Beauty Shop Phone 223, Isaac at. 06-1. LELFLOWERS SAY rP tio 5P 5a MEMORIAL WREATHS For Cemetery, from 75c Up CUT FLOWERS Roses, Carnations, Violets, Paper White Narcissus, etc. 1F.R. CUNNINCHAME FLORIST Member of Florist Telegraph De- livery Association. CALL A NICE PEN KNIFE A PIECE OF PYREX Christian Character," on Sunday A VATRIC ELECTRIC CLEANER morning last. Mrs. John 'Workman sang a very fine solo, "Lift up Thine OR HOSTESS REFRIGERATOR EYes." The young people of 5t. Andrew's GRANITE ROASTERS Or United church met on Sunday even - Ing last, with the president, Miss Jean Bell, in the chair. The topic, "Jesus' Evaluation of the Dollar," was also taken by Miss J. Bell. lilt. Wilmer Harrison of Porter's Hill C.S.E.T. leader, gave a very helpful talk on the work of the Young Peo- ple in the Presbytery. Miss Jean ivison sang a very fine solo which was much appreciated. KINDS T. ALL HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 5 c D It Won't he Long Now 6. SO HURRY AND MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS SELECTIONS We have been advising you of many of the ]nes we've been spe- cializing, and still have a nice assortment of. LAMPS,. MIRRORS, ij PICTURES, CEDAR CHESTS, FANCY TABLES, SMOKERS, + FERNERIES, ETO. But we never carried such a nice range of n CHILDREN'S FURNITURE as we have this year.—DOLL BEDS, AND CRADLES, DOLL CABS, from $2,50 to $5.50 TOY SETS in all colors, RIGH CHAIRS, CHILD'S ROCKERS, Etc. IIARDWIARE DEPARTMENT We have a nice selection of COPPER WARE, PYREX WARE, CASMOLES , SETS OF KNIVES, FORKS,. SPOONS AND CAR- VERS, ELECTRIC TOASTERS, IRONS, CURLING TONGS, and HEATING PADS. COLEMAN'S LAMPS, LANTERNS AND IRONS. A great line of C.C.M. GOODS, TRICYCLES, KIDDIE CARS, SCUTERS, SLEIGHS, WAGONS, and last but not least their famous SKATES ig AND HOCKEY STICKS. ,s This store will be open every night starting December 1t7h until Christmas. Your Selections will be carefully put away and delivered' when desired. r Fr lP Hardware, N. BALL, BALL & ZAPFE The Store With The Stock Furniture, Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers Phone J. J. ZAPFE, .gyp,,'' Phone 110.- 195. Phone 103. atataY it Matai�.t' N121 t2lai`ai` `a`1nr atNat}37a"FDisii t°=1 -1^31111:o 9 9 kMerry OhristmastoEveryolle SPECIAL HOLIDAY FOOD SALE SINGAPORE SLICED PINEAPPLES, 2 tins far CROSSE AND BLACKWELL CATSUP, large TOMATO .JUICE, 5 tins for AYLMER PEAS', 2 large tins for 19e 15e 25c 23c PEACHES AND -PEARS, Choice Quality 200 33c 25c ; 39c I►a 5 SPECIAL GOLDEN MIXED NUTS, 2 lbs. for HILLGREST SHORTENING, 2 lbs. for ROYAL YORK COFFEE, per Ib. NSW.. 1.6-MICE4414 YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER SUGGESTIONS LELAND QUEEN OLIVES, 19 ozs. for .. ,.....25c REGAL STUFFED OLIVE'S, 121-2 ozs. 29e LIBBY'S ASPARAGUS TIPS, 12 ozs. 25c McLAREN'S JELLY POWDER, 5 pkgs 25c JELLO JELLY POWDER, 4 pkgs... ... 25c LUSHES JELLY POWDER, 3 pkgs. for • 23c MINCE MEAT, Choice, 2 lbs, for 25c CRANBERRIES, for your fowl, per lb... .. 25c We have Quantity of Milk -Fed Chickens For Sale. �Qa£x3tza„3t�s�rnratstahsaati�r�r�i2r9t2r`hai�5r2h,::�tarrestbsrsatiynia'tgr2t!Dr ORANGES AND CANDY h We have large stock of Oranges and Candy which we offer at •1• Special Low .Price to clear our stock out by Christmas. S FREE FREE R FREE DRAWING FOR 1 BOX GROCERIES; I, CHRISTMAS CAKE AND 1 PLUM PUDDING Visit our store each day of the big Sale and write your name on Coupon Slip on our Counter. J.T. McKNIGHT SON "Your Superior Store'.' We Sell the Best For Lags Phone 111 CLINTON sat