The Clinton News Record, 1929-12-26, Page 8LINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY STORE
Wx: can't say how
much we appreciate
your 'P.riendahip daring '3.929, and hope
for its continuance in 1J30.
A IIM?PY NEW YEAR!
R. H. JOHNSON
.Distributor for Clinton
Graduate of Toronto College. of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store
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We can think cif no other way to say,it., but behind the simple
familiar phrase is a wealth of gr:atitiide and appreciation
HAPPY NEW " S'EARI
lumsteel Bros.
dna 1tin
,e look femora to another year of service illuminated by your
kind caoperaltion and i`xiendliness.
HAPPY NEW YEATtt
DAVIS Sc HERMAN
In closing the: most successful year we have eves had; we wish to
thank youall and extend aur most hearty
New Year's greetings.
Sutter & -Perdue
PLUMBING ' ` HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
POULTRY AND POTATOES• , I;oIitto\l>NG YOUR NEI-HBOli's
PAPER
Small un erehantabie potatoes
iy veryprofitably be fed to pout -
e. An experirnent to compare boll-
potatoes with corn :meal in the;,
ging'mash showed that the potato.-
d pens did even better than when
rn areal was us'ed. Each group was
d a scratch mixture of two parts of
ached torn, two parts wheat, and
e part oats. One group received 'a
y mash containing equal parts -of
rn meal, wheat bran, wheat midde
1gs and crushed hats. The other
oup received a :moist mash consist-
, of equal parts of wheat bran,
featmiddlings aucl crushed eats.
Med wwith"boiled potatoes. The pro
rtions geed were two parts' potatoes
.d one part; mash,- .'leach group :b-
leed charcoal grit, milk, green feed
d water. Both egg production and
telling results showed an. advan
4'e in the case of the potato -fed
ultry,
We believe there are a few people
throughout the country who borrow
their neighbor's paper in order that
they may become acquainted with the
news. We are at a loss to know what
is gained by it. In the case of the
weekly home paper, we venture to
say that as a natter of ecouoiny it
is a failure. Just how much is-
sav-ed? The Adyoeate is only ewe e-
lms a year, and they save less than
four cents a week. Shoe leather still
comes high and in thoir going to and
from their neigh}lors they will wear
out more than the price of the pap-
er. Then they do not possess the
independence • `which (;hey' mop when
they roeeive a paper of 'thein own.
Subscribe for The Advocate and save
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HAPPY NEW YEAR ALI,.
THROUGH
May the achievements of 'the, past
year encourage you to greater ac-
complishments and may your troubles
vanish in the; cheerful glow of the
holiday season. May health, wealth
and goofeeheer he your constant Com-
panion. down the broad pathway of
the New Year.
.T110WD,Fair Go.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Misses Eleanor and Jean Plumsteei
of London are home for the Christ-
nras holidays,
leer. J, C. Stirling has gone to Jack-
son, Mich., to spend the wintel'
with his daughter.
Mr. ere Bovey is spending Christmas
vacation with his parents, Mr, and
Mos. J,. E. Hovey.
Miss .A..gnes Welker of Kingston
came up to spend the Christmas-
tide with her parents,
Mrs., A. D. Beaton and Holmes left
this week for Toronto where they
will spend the winter.
Mr. Harry Shaw of Dartmoor Col
lege is spending the Christmas va-
eatioe at his home in town.
Mr. Ernost Hunter of Toronto is
spending a vacation with his par-
ents, Mo,. and hi'r'e. R. Hunter.
M. Loucks and babe of'1`oronto AR
visiting at the hone of the lady's
parents, Mee and Xtrs. Robert Hun-
ter.
llllss Kathleen geKinnon: of the Ne-
llianee Collegiate 'staff is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. John John-
ston,
efee Douglas Shipley of Toronto,
lis . visiting with his moth -
ex., Mrs. William Shipley, Ontario
street
Miss Olive Sehoenhals left Saturday
to spend the Christmastide with
her sister, Mrs. W. E. O'Neil; of
Halifax. •
Diss Evelyn G. Ilall:of Queens Col-
lege, Toronto, is 'spending the
Chrisginas vatcation at her, home
in town..
Niles jean. and. Mr. Robt. Middleton
of Toronto are holidaying at their
home, that cit Sheriff and Mrs, C.
G. Mriddleton.
Miss Clete Ford of the staff of Al-
ma College, St. 'Phonate is spend-
ing the Christmas vacation at her
home in town. •
Misses Florence Rorke and Doris Dur*
nen came up from Toronto Friday
and are spending the vacation at
their respective homes.
Mrs. W. Tanner and children of
Vanlcleelc Hill are with the lady's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Walk-
er, for the holiday season.
Mlr. and Mts. tr. A. Steven of To-
ronto are spending the vacation
period as the guests of the lady's
:nether, Mee. C. H. Bartliff.
NTr. Joe Higgins of the Toronto Uni
veirsity - is holidaying for the
Christmas season with his ,garents,
NTr. and Mrs, R. B. Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kiley and chil-
dren came up Saturday to spend
Christmas with Mee. Kilty's par-;
eras, Dr. J; W. and IVers. Shaw.
Miss Jean Hogg of Milverton and
Miss Ethel Hogg, College of Ede-
- Toiento, , are holidaying
with thein -parents, ,Rev. , 3. E. and
Mrs.. Hogg!, the eVbeiley-Willis
Mr. : and Mrs. Alex. , Eagleson of
Drayton are visiting with the
lady's mother, Mrs;: Farquhar. Mr.
Eagleson, who as.•been conduct
alas
a, balcing and. eonfectionery
busineiss et Drayton;has sold out
and has not. yet decided upon an.
ether business.
1VIr:•and Ws. Walter Cole' and
daughter" of: "Winnipeg have been
visiting IVr." and Mrs. W. II. Cole
of Clinton .and have also been cal -
hog on madly old, friends Mie. and
'Mrs. Cole were' former residents
and: their old' friends here ,we're
glad to weleerne them back. ' They
have also been vititing the lady's
parents, Mr, and elite. W. "111'ulhol-
lazed of Iiolnresvillb.
7`IYE, CLINTO]
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CLINTON'S BJ6 COR ,E1 .6 OcE y
Our New" Year's 'greetings to you we wish to ac-
company with a promise of even better
service during 1930 than we have
given you in the past.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
to:'all
Ot MANY CUSTOMERS
AND FkkiENDS..
For the balance of the days, we are finishing up our Business
Year, by'Making Dates with You for 1930
We have nothing in 1929 Dates left to:``offer you, but have
Beautiful New:, 1930 Dates of all kinds, and we never
have had finer Quality.
DATES. FOR EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
New ,Golden Hallowee Dates, 2 fibs.
New Pitted Dates, per lb.
New Sugared Pitted Dates, per lb.
Morning Delivery: 9 and 11
Cash and
Cau'g,
19c
20c
30c
If we have failed to make .a Date with you!
How about New Year's Candy, ';- Raisins, Nuts,
and Oranges?
Everything to Clear regardless of Cost.
New 'Year's `Eve Special, Our ,Own Coffee, 65c
a.Tn.
• 51:00.ORDERS DELIVERED FR"EI3 '
•
Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5 p,ire.
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WHERE "SELLS FOR,LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
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INIMIUAW
Ca Yd!
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IN
TOWN KALL
anuary, lst 1930
NEW YEAR'S NIGHT
at 8 o'clock
LUNCH
Admission 35c.
Proceeds `for leire Escape Fund
HOSPITAL BOARD
49-2.
Holiday Frolic
ST. JOSEHP'S HALL
on the evening of
Monday, Dec. 30th
COOKS ORCHESTRA
40-1-p.
COLBORNE
Miss Isabel Young. returned home
for the Christmas sehsoit on Thurs-
day.
Miss Weary Addison of Londesboro.
is visiting her sister:, Mirs..,David
Bean, Carlow. •
The heavy snow stoma persuaded
Smith's Hill Sunday'' school to post
pone their Christmas entertainment
till Thursday evening when a good
number enjoyed themselves. A cou-
ple of families are under chicken
pox quarantine, we ere sorry to re
port eoukI not .enjoy it With the,.
others. Recitations and songs vete
givdn and general • social' evening
was spent together with distribution
of guts from the tree. The program
was placed in .the hands of the super-
intendent WI. 114ateh. Those taking
part in 'recitations were A. Young, -
"Mr. Wan. Marsh. 'Those taking part
in eecitaticns were Arnold Young,
Helen Young, Ruby and Jaek WRison,
Charlid Watsbn, Thelma Faegan.
Dorothy Watson Those singing were:
A -duet by Dorothy , Watson" and
Thelma Faegan,,"J'olly Old St. Nieh-
alas." . The young ripen sang several
Christmas carols. Choruses" werie
eomprisedof Harold Squires, Arthut
Wilkins,. Went Moulden, Jim Corean,
Edward Young, Warner Walter,'
Wm. Marsh and Rev...R. B. Curn-
ming.. The ..chorus was accompanied
by Mss. ''W n. Marsh.
Remnillei held" their. entertainment
on Friday 'evening, though it was a
ve1ystormy night, About",, forty
braced themselves and stepped out
to .face . it.. '
Nb. 4 school heltt tlrei! entertain-
ment on ' Wednesday'eveneng. Noe.. 8
on Friday aftermen and No. 3 .on
Thursday afternoon. Niles people
held thefts ,Monday ; night.•'
' The 'people wed , enticipated hav-
ing tech rte s'foe service fesr Christ-
naas seaeon eere, forced to .put then
by though.. Jiir'Pattersonss',truck and
plow are )rent busyee J. J. Robotispn
is load director otic dieedts a gang
of four, and fire men every day.
Also a rrunibcr of snow fences ars.
erected, an endeavor being tirade to
keep them, open, till actor Christmas,.
Wie are'glad to report ii1'rs. Ernest
.Pfrinvner has taken a 'tun for the
better.
The,five minutes devoted to 'Study
of Mission work in Sunday school on
Christmas Sunday was given by Mies
Amelia Meillwain and Miss Winnie
Marsh. e
Looking forevard to another please
ant year in your midst, we extend
our heartfelt wishes for e. happy
New Year.
Wendorf's Ba
ery
MAKERS OF •
"Whole Wheat" 'and "Snowflake"
BREAD- '
COAL & COKE ,
We sell DL&W and Famous Reading
Anthracite Coal, Solvay Nut and
Frtrnace Coke, Liberty, Range size
Coke; Alberta Coal "and Millers Creek
Sofb eoal, : Our Motto-
-Good cleanfuel at a reasonable'.
price.
Carload of Albert Coal to''arrive
'this week:
W.. J. MILLER- & • SON -
'Orders taken at residence, Ontario St;.
, • PHONES: ' .46w and 46j - '
Our .heartfeltvv!ishes to all of you
foe a successful and happy, y ear. We
fir
are" eager to 'eeliese :a11-'oer i^ecorde,
of servjee during, 1930.
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HARDWARE and PLUMBING'
Phone '244
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May 1930 multiply your joys and obliterate your sorrows.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTQRS - - MONUMENT DEALERS
' • THE STORES WITH A STOCK
Hardware 191 Furniture Phone: 104. -
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
nem your nearest Superior Chain Store for your first grocery
order of the N1ew,Year—let them deliver---coinpald the eusilty--thee
mice — and consider how muchbetter,it is to have someone carry
your heavy percels for you. Then you, too, will become, one of
thousands of regular satisfied customers of the largest and. strong
est g -roup o8 Independent Merchants in Canada.
We Sell the Rest For Less.
Aylmer Vegetable Soup
3` tins . ... , .29c
Free Running Salt, plain or
iodized,, 2• pkgs. .17c.
Eagle,,Breed Milk
• per ,tin .. ; 10c
Choice + C'anhdian Peaches
No: 2'per tin .25c
•
Gimlets Ketchup
pen; bottle.:. ,... .19c
Premium e'l`der with cup and
Saucer.. Free.. ...-..6.9e
Jewel Shortening,
Ieltovah Health Salts, 2 tiiis 85e
Aylmer 'Tomatoes, 2 for ..e5e
Vi -Tone, 8 oz. 33q,.16 oz. ..65e
Finast Quality Nuts, 2 lbs. 45e
Ginger 'Snaps, 2 lbs. .:.....25e
Fillets oe Meade,; ..",,,22e.
Finnan Hadde"e, Whole fish 20e
PHONE YOUR ORDER TO '
J. ToMc KNIGHT' & S N
CLINTON, ONT.
PHONE 111
We resolve to givd the• bestTossible.sei'vice
o" spare' no effort in constantly
proving that service.
?Y NEW YEAR TO YOU!
CDOES'•
THE .,,& S. �R .•