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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1935-12-05, Page 8The Canadian National Expressh ,office in -connection with our flow Rer shop is open every Saturday? evening for your convenience and° V.for the sale pf Money Orders. 1 REMIT your money by CANA-4 DIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS roctPcevt 4 tGN. etetatervatP> @tP�� SAY ii Merry Christmas with. Flowers THE GIFT THAT PLEASES EVERYONE gi Use our 'Telegtlaph Service for p your Friends 5t a distance. gBIG REDUCTION IN EXPRESS, 41 RATES NOW IN EFFECT. F1.1,13. PKG. TO ANY OFFICE CANADA FOR 15c, 5 LB. PKG. TO ANY OFFICE IN ONTARIO YOB 30c. A 1SPECIAL RATES on 1 to 15 LBS. TO ALL OFFICES IN C'ANADAJ 7.1 PAGE 8 II. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD' tetetectmestetatetateseite FRONT QUARTER. OF YOUNG BEEF per -lb .9e BEST. SIRLOIN "ROAST, eel. ib. 18c DRY SALT PORK, •Boneiess, per lb. 18c BREAKFAST BACON; piece lb 25c s MINCEMEAT, 2 'lbs. for .. • .,• •-. 25e., • CHUCK.BOASTS co? BEEF per 1b. 12C SMOKED"'°FILLETTS. per '1b 15e RFESH FILLETTS,, Choice Quality, per lb:. . ..... ... 18c RFESH HERRING." Cleland;: per lb. 12t; DUFF'S LARD, 'in prints, per 1b. 16c. CONNELL & TYNIDALL CLINTON'S.' LEADING MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. ' •Albert Street .leo-w...unarpt 7watagAg ., ,)42,01)av i .,i DOMINION HARDWARE STORE t[a�t�tt�CiS.�t�tEutEtgt�t�tgt4itHtF1 Christmas Suggestions SEVERAL SIZES AND SHAPES OF SANDWICH TOASTERS. ELECTRIC IRONS may beset for four differentheats with thumb •" Control. COLEMAN QUICK -LITE LANTERNS AND LAMPS. NEW STOCK OF ENGLISH CHINAWiARE IN TEAPOTS, PITCHERS„ FRUIT. BOWILS;. CHEESE TRAYS. PYREX CASSEROLES, PIE PLATES, with Silver Frame. WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOCK. • Weastets4=eleteteMiecetsieVelMeteleisielTOMMMetemeiceiesCcetateel Furniture Department Many Lines of CHRISTMAS" NOVELTIES. such as, SMb14ER, BOUDOIR, •READING and DESK LAMPS. all in latest design and colour. PICTURE . FRAMES finished in Chrome with Mirror Attach- ment, PRICED FROM 20e to 55c. DEFOREST CROSLEY RADIOS MAY BE SEEN AND HEARD IN OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. Issibmete4steleieletetelOeteteteietteeleieteleMet.FeteVetC9MOVSXMC Sutter--Perdue--Beattie DIRECTORS OF FUNERAL SERVICES MONUMENTS—ENGRAVING /Ambulance Service—Modern Equipment—Phone 147w, Day or Night ._ ._. _ . .. ".._ :t�tiat-3ti7'+Ot2trio-SiSr�r"9raar�9rar3r„•�s9bgrt5t�r,7,�tOr3ta>:•'rar9tHrar�'+�:r5t LUNDESBORO HOLMESV ILLE Mr. and MTS. J. Armstrong and children spent the week -end at Lon- don, Miss Mitchell of Mitchell has taken a position with Mit J. P.1 Manning, The condition of Mt'. J. D. Melville has not improved and he isconfined to his bed most of the tinie. Mr. John Brumley, who recently was in Clinton Hospital for an op- eration,' is convalescing at the home bf his sister, Mrs, R. Shaddick. The W. A. of Londesboro church Is holding its annual (bazaar in com- munity hall on Saturday afternoon. Miss Reed entertained a number of her friends last week in honor of Mrs. Cooper of Toronto, who is vis- iting at the home of M. W. Camp.. hell.. Mr. and Mrs. James McCool at. tended the funeral of'their aunt the late Miss Sarah J. MhCOol of CHO- W, on Monday, SUMMERHI.L Mr. and Mrs.. Lorne Chtpmait aril' daughter of • Hensall visited Mr, and Mrs. .E. Tillie. recently, Messrs. Jackson. Bros„ of near Seaforth were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Mason one day this week. Mr,.•and Mrs. Ray. Cartwright. of Seaforth••andMr. and Mrs. C. Ash - ten and babe visited. with .Mr. and Mrs, W. Crich on Sunda - Y • Congratulations to Mr and Mrs. Victor Bisback, on. the arrival of a little son on Monday. i• The Summerhill Club •held a sue- cessful dance on Friday night last., Neighbors extend sympathy t o Mrs. W. Shobbrook on the death 'or her brother, Mr. Harry Keens, who died at her home on Sunday after a short illness. Mr. Keens, who lived alone on his farm, was taken ill and was moved to' the home of his sister for better care •and nursing. The funeral was held from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shobbrook on Wednes- day:: r? s SOME HOWLERS • -°Keats is an insect powder. . ,:Waterloo Was won en the -playing fields of Wellington. Socrates was poisoned by an over- dose of wedlock. • The Royal Mint is what t`he King lints' on his new potatoes. "Acrimony, which is called holy, Is another name for marriage. 'Lot's "wife looked back and turned a' somersault. 'Shakespeare lived at Whndsor= ivith 'his merry wives, • Two famous. Scottish' patriots; are Robert Bruce and Edgar 'Wallace. 'Sir Walter' Scott was called the ".Blizzard of the North.'. The knight fell down an 'abbess that yawned • in front of .him. A gasometer is where you put so your pennies. :,,When Elijah went up to Heaver,, life m,antlepiececfell on Ehsha A grass widow is the wife, -of- a tegetarian. L' , Mrs. Calbeck of Winona is spend- ing the winter with her sister, Miss S. Acheson. Friends are glad to welcome her into their midst again. Over forty members of the local Y.P.U. met on Wednesday of last week with the neighbouring society of St, Andrew's United Church, Bay. field, when a pleasant evening was heartily enjoyed. The Holnnesvilie Union provided the program with Mr. Norman Trewartha, vice-presi- dent, acting as chairman. After the opening hymn, Miss Charlotte Tie. wartha, at the piano, Miss Ahna Trewartha led in prayer. Mr. Frank Yeo read the scripture. The com- ments on which were given by Rev, Mr. Herbert. A very pleasing duet was rendered by the Misses Edna Huller• and Norma Potter, followed by the topic, "What I Expect From Life," taken by Miss Grace Mac•. Math. The worship hour was concluded by the singing of another hymn. During the' social .program, an am. using reading was given by Miss 1Vlary Grigg and d piano 'sola con= triblliittd by Miss •Olive Mair. Vocal duets were contributed- by- Miss Gay Whitmore and Mr. Alvin Cox, and by the. Misses Thelma Cudmore and', Jean Webster, and lovely vocal solos' by Miss Wilhehnine Trewartha and by Mr. Glenn Lockhart; all of which were sincerely appreciated. • At the conclusion0 1 ee is ,,fti_s,.. M s Norma Welsh, president of the Bay field Y.P.U,, and the Social Coni mittee took charge of several games;, A delicious and bountiful lunch was', passed around before the meeting broke up with the Mizpah benedic:i tion. BLYTH MAN ROBBED AT HIS OWN PARTY Provincial police are investigating the strange case of, 70 year-old, Jo- seph Coulter, retired farmer and philanthropist who"isS' Strid' to have had a bank roll of neatly $3,000 sto1- en from him• during .a party at his hone in Blyth, A warrant was issued at Goderich for One nraa believed in:: volved. Early reports .on the case were veiled in mystery. However, police said they were making some pro- gress, Officials say they have recova ered $800 of the missing bank rah.' They got it from .a man who said he took charge of that much of the money when it appeared in `peril, He Was holding it for safekeeping, Coulter told policehe withdrew his ,money from a bank recently when a friend told him it ,would be a wise precaution. .He had between $2,000 and $3,000 in his pocket before the party started. During the evening,'• his bank call disappeared, • Polio say thatthe- Police y sum consisted' of three $100 bilis, and the' rest 'in $50 and 420 bills. They were all Bank of Commerce bantC notes. :hr stmas' Cards 10 oards wrapped in -cellophane` each with envelope. attractively litho graphed and good value, each card different.' 715c PKG. 12 DELIGHTFUL. SINGLE CARDS, AND NOVELTY FOLDERS 12 ATTRACTIVE CIHRISTMAS' GREETINGS BOOKLET STYLE 40c. THE FRIENDLY BO'X OF 12 CARDS—ALL DIFFEiRENT-40c THE DOGGIE BOX OF 12 'FOL- DERS and Envelopes from originals by Diana Thorne -75c. THE SMART SET OF 16 NOVELTY PARCHMENT FOLDERS --75c, 16 CHRISTMAS GREETINGS ON FRENCH FOLDERS= Individual Sentiments -85c. AN ASSORTMENT OF UNUSUAL VALUE -21 FINE CARDS. A1Saving at 90e. We also. have a large stock of seals, tags, cards, twine, ribbons, wrappings, etc. Noteworthy of mention are our seal and tag assort- ments of 50 pieces for 10c; 75 for 15e and mammoth package of 200 for 25c. For that special friend, for whoin something very nice in a greeting card, is desired, send one of our "Gateways of Old England," or one from our 'London Box." These are repr,oduetions from paintings of Historic Interest. Suitable for framing only 25c each. The W . D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest—Always the Best f Iles �illlpllllltii�immm�� u o nioosl ii�it (III t idllllllll -, �lllli 1 1 Miss Sara Sloman is visiting friends •in London this week. Mrs. G. Morley Counter and Master Billy spent last week with Toronto friends. Mrs. H. S. Harper of London spent a few hours one day this week with Mrs, James Livermore. Mr. and Mrs. W. Pinner of Toronto are visiting this week at the home of the latter's mother, Mrs: C. H. Bartliff• Mrs, 3, A. Sutter, who has been with her brother ,Mr. Fred Chant of Pittsfield, Mass., for the past fortnight or so, returned hotnr. Tuedsay evening. Rev. C. W. D. Cosens and Messrs, .;. V. Diehl and M. T. Corless repro•• sented the Wesley -Willis congrega- tion at the Presbytery meeting held in Winthrop' on Tuesday. Rev. F. G. Farrill and Mr. T. 1. Livingston of Ontario Street church were in attendance at the Presbytery .at Winthrop United church on Tuesday. Mr. Farrill is, ehaivman of the Presbytery. GODERICti TOWNSHIP Miss Gertrude Easont Spent the week -end atthe t e horiie of Miss Mary Thompson. Miss Olive Thompson IeftTriesday' Morning for Ottawa, where she will. coii}p1ete her Dietetic Course in the General Hospital of that city. The following appeared in The To- ronto Globe and relates to the mar- riage of •a niece of Mr. P. R. Forster f this township: "The nnarriage of Miss Erma Fors ter younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Forster, to Kenneth Hoov- er Reesor, eldest son of Mr•. and Mrs, W S. Reesor, took place at the home' 'of the bride's parents at'Locust (Till The Rev. 3. R. Hick officiated. The. house was decorated with ferns and mins; Miss Blanche Ranier presid- ed at tile„ piano, and during the sign ing• of the register Mrs. Ai G. Tro- yer sang.' The bride's gown was of electric blue triple crepe' with silver' trimmings. She carried yellow mums, and wore the gift of the groom, -a diamond and sapphire pin. The bridesrnaid,;Miss Esther Reesor, sister of the groom,' wore green crepe with bronze trimming, and car- ried yellow and .bronze 'mums. Mr. Gordon Reesor was groomsman. 'Following' the ceremony, ,a reception was held for some forty guests. Lat- er Mr. and Mrs, Rector left by mot- or for; points west, the bride travel- ling in red crepe, navy blue :fur trimmed coat, navy hat and acces- sories in the seine shade." GODERICH: George Schram, 65, passed away at his home on Huron Road, Sunday. 'H'e had been in poor ;health for some time, and was forced to stop working two weeks ago. He suffered a fatal heart attack. shortly after retiring. He was born in Exe- ter, a son of William and Mary Schram, end was a cattle drover at Holstein .before, coming to Goderich' about 'thirteen years ago.' He 'vitas :married at" Holstei n in 1895 to Lot-' tie Neal, Surviving, besides firs aril ow, are three sons and four dairgh "tem Allan and Neal of .•Goderich; Harry of Stratford.Mrs' Norbitm 0 9i 9 9 ONE FRIENP' TELLS ANOTHER IJTURS oto mmoNtemovemmotemer•wm• ►NTA CLAUS ARRIVING EARLY THIS YEAR RED MD 'WHITE ' Always in the ` Lead ttfri He is booked up to attend the New Movie and all the Christmas Trees k , .. ; •, around the Country and. Towni , so' come to our. Store Saturday,December 7 o cl' l7th at 3 : ock Heis taking orders from the girls and boys accompanied by their friends or relations and wants to meet thein all. Be sure and come on time as he cannot stay long. What a Parade ! and What a Big, Bar ain Day!! g of CHRISTMAS FRUITS for Everybody also FOR THE PARENTS AND FRIENDS Big Christmas Sale of Christmas Goods our Stock is the Biggest and Prices are Lowest We are making Big Savings for you Friday and Saturday Christmas Candy, per.lb. 15c .' Creams, Chocolates, per lb. Christmas Mixture, 2 lb. for 25c Mixed Nuts, 2 lb. for Vit;,. 19c ' .35c "Sells for Less"VVir T O'NEIL CI.INTON'S BIG , C >AA5': • •CORNER GROCETERIA Price PrevailsPhone 48 4 50 LBS. MDSE. TO TORONTO HAMILTON, LONDON, ETC. 40c. 40 LBS. PRODUCE TO TOR•ON- 1, TO, ETC.. 30c. : Perishable Matter is Protected From Frost. Free Insurance up to $50.00 Val- •.ue and only 5c on $150.00 value l• ' to points in Western Ontario F: R. CUNINGHAME FLORIST - Member of Florist... Telegraph Jct Delivery Association Phones 21 and 176. rennin s- 9t920, A Community .Welfare Concert The Town Council is sponsoring a Concert 'to be held in, THE TOWN HALL Thur. Evening, Dec. 19 .'Good Program by Local Talent. Admission—Useful articles of Cloth- ing, Fruit or ',Canned ,Goods or Sil- ver Collection. Look for further announcements ''and keep date in mind 56-1. Grant of Varna; Mrs. Thos. Schmidt of Goderich, and Miss Robena, at home. There are sixteen grandchil- dren.'Ale u o surviving are a brother, Robert •Sdhram, living ;in ;British Co- lumbia; and . a ,half-brother and two half-sisters, Adam d ' Ayr, arid' VIr- groin. NV?: Mrs Allan,gf;r *44.,1' or- Iforsburgh of Holstein, Mrs. Gordon eat Eastern Steel Products and James - way Limited, two Canadian finis, manufacturers of steel barns, poul- try houses. etc., have united forces. RILEY'S Where Quality Sells and Service Tells BRODWAY TEA. per lb, 59c Just arrived a new shipment or glassware. BRODW,AY COFFEE, per lb. ...35c Free Sherbets FOREST CITY B. POWDER „25e Free Sherbets 5 LBS. BEE HIVE OR CROWN SYRUP . . 39c Free Scribblers Peanut Butter, loose, 2 lbs. 25c Fresh Cocoanut, per lb: 25c White Raisins, Fresh. per lb. 19e Fresh Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. 25e Currants, Recleaned, 2 lbs. 25e Valencial Raisins, large, Ib. 15c Seeded Raisins. per lb, 15c New Cut Peel, per lb, 25e Extra Special Prunes, 3 lbs. 251. We have now on display CHRIST- MAS NUTS AND CANDY. ,This is all NEW STOOK.—Nothing left ov. er fromlast year. We BUY AND GRADE. EGGS for which We PAY lc A DOZEN MORE • IN CASH OR TRADE. RILEY'S GROCERY Free Snappy Delivery at All I•Iours ,Phone 39. CALL and see our Cutlery :and Granite ware before buying PLUMBING AND HEATINC4 IS OUR SPECIALTY GIVE US A CALL T. Hawkins. HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phon@ 244 a�+n�c„�a,co5-,s,c-, c,�.-w^w� �` 4,Koth�t6tt•,e4-6,tZ.Rtmt.;�'t�.t6'Ota'0.�^^GAG:tP.tete:,ttGt`�`tF.t�t�t.'�1.`•`�'ttt�G�t>t�,b� Only 16 SHOPPING DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS I BETTER HURRY AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION WHILE THERE IS A BIG STOCK' TO CHOOSE FROM We have some NEW CHESTERFIELD SUITES, a range of Designs, Coverings and Prices to suit all tastes. A Big Assortment of OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, FANCY TABLES, I' SNICKERS, SEWING CABINETS, MAGAZINE RACKS. FIC - TURES MIRRORS, TABLE REFLECTORS and FERNERIES. A GREAT RANGE OF CHILDREN'S FURNITURE. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT We have the usual large stock of CUTLERY of all kinds, PY- REXW'ARE, CASEROLES, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES of var- ious kinds, A COLEMAN LAMP would make a' very good gift. We carry a full line of C.C.M, Skates, hockey Sticks and Pucks. And for the Children—TRICYCLES, KIDDIE CARS, WAGONS and SLEIGHS of all kinds. Let's put Your Gifts Away—Right Away. You will save money by shopping here as we are working on Our Policy of Small Profits and Quick Returns, and we are pleased with the results. 1. - BALL & ZAPFE i - Hardware, Furniture, 'Funeral Directors, Monument Dealers N. BALL, Phone J. J. ZAPFE, • Phone,110. 195.• Phone 108. .at8tft7a=atRtnt7tM7,'t.r➢rirStMt'r>v^iet9titprbt2rMr2tkrararatbr;rti3r�fta`tsmi3tas^rnt=tas3t9t n2sln V79 .J v t J' o J' J• .9 t w J• .J SUPERIOR STORES c, SP CIAL DECEMBER' 5TH, 6TH, 7TH 06 A Beautiful Calendar With Each Order This Week Soa) Chips, XXX 3 lbs. for 25c :.. , Ganong's Fancy Box Chocolates, 3 ib. box 79c French Chrystal Cream Candy, per lb. 19d `.' Bleached Raisins, Fancy, per Ib. 19c . Lexis Raisins,, with seeds, 2 lbs. 25c Assorted Gum Drops, per Ib. 15c ,,: Figs, 8 Oz. .Cellophane, pkg. 10C �yy' Peels, Lemon and Orange, per ib. 21c Wc. Glace Pineapple Rings„ 1-4 ib. 15c 't> Mixed Nuts, Golden New, 2 lbs. 37c WG Sair Dates, with pits, 2 lbs: for 15c:: Currants, Recleaned, 2 lbs. for 27c' Sultana Raisins, 2 lbs. for 23c Pitted Sair Dates, 2 lbs. for 25c , Peel Citron, per lb. 33o ' Glace Cherries, 1-4 lb,' 13c Cooking Figs, 2 lbs. for 19c Mince Meat, 2 lbs. for 25c t ', Shelled Walnuts, 1-2 Ib. for 23c Shelled Almonds, 1 2 Ib: 2 Maple Leaf Peas, No. 4 -Sieve, 2 tins for 17c; Shortening, Hillcrest, 2 lbs. for 25 3c c Handy Ammonia, per pkg. 5c Rolled Oats, Fresh, 6 lbs. for 25c' ' Jelly Powders, McLaren's, per pkg. 5c Satin Mixed Christmas Candy, per lb. Royal York Orange. Pekoe Tea, 1-2 lb. 28c fA6 Drummer Pastry Flour, 7 lbs. for 23c Drummer Pastry Flour, 24 lbs. for 63e Superior Baking Powder, 8 ozs. for 14c 23c, a. 15c Superior Bakilig Powder, 16 ozs. for the Visit Our Store to Above Christmas `' , gains or Phone Us, No. 111. I .: MCKN H' � T N ..:: J.T StJ �r'