The Clinton New Era, 1920-1-1, Page 6If E NEW YEAR HAPPY
rye Goods
and House Furnish{ngs
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Ian Wholesale or Mill Prices. .
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WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and boil$
Furnishings.
Phone 67.
Next Royal Bank
Leap Year.
0 would be to get the Habit al
TY STORE". We offer you a I
u can save money by buying now 1
y firm.
Our
.d Patrons
a Happy and
New Year
ou for your
age and we
e for 1920,
ars,
tel & CO.
F DEALING
Tea Markets are ad-
vancing in Prices, but
our is at the old prices
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while they last. '
Special price on; 5 lb
lots Black or Mixed:
Special Blend, per Ib 50
Royal Blend, per lb 60
Quality Blend per tb 70
Japan Green per Ib 50
Rose Japan Blend lb 75
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ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
The Feature's 4,1 Om
Furniture,
To which we lov[r' eprci d ari.ention
err us i•aat)Iy, its meed uo,l.fort. ill.
. solid en, atr•ut'tioil, and its below the
u••n• I pricer*. At one of these paints
would hr o-nfli trot to earn it ,Yup/
pptrferenrp, SVte n theyare all horn•_
eined we feel nate yon will' tealizr
that tine is afurrithurr'h'uvittp nppor•
tunity yon ,-annot stilted to ignore
actor.. 1`ilt'e�tr. 3A..
entad at Rei:idaaiett ante',tare
YEAR TO ALL
any friends for their
the past year, and We
one a Nappy, and
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herald
a,.rrmsucs
he Corner Grocer:4
IRE AND LET IRE"
As the Old Year ends
nd the New Year be-
ns, We extend our
ompliments to our
riends and Customers
nd express the !wash
hat the year before us
ill add urs the r aper -
,y of ars all.
Putting in' ice.
This season is altogether different
from last year, as those who required
ice during the summer had a hard time
getting in a supply, and this year, some
already have their supply in. The ice
is a good quality too,
Doing a Big Business. _
The Gunn Langlois Co. Ltd., have
just finished their largest Egg and Poul-
try business since they carpe to the
town of Clinton; During the Poultry
season they shipped considerably over
100 tons of Dressedpoultry and 20
tons of Live poultry. The coating year
they expect to greatly enlarge their
present Feeding Plant. They also intend
to commence Candling Eggs and expect
to purchase on a strictly quality basis.
Clinton has now become the largest
poultry and Egg Centre in the county
of Huron and with the present excellent
shipping facilities it i likely to become
one of the largest plants in Western
Ontario.
PIMPLES and BOILS
For Nearly Two Years.
When pimples and boils appear on the
face and body it seems as if the abrin
ie the seat of the trouble. but the real
disease ie 1n heblood,
' Lotions and ointments ma.yy shay the
trouble for a while, but seldom if ever
ours.
You have to get under the skin; get
at the blood which is the cause of the
trouble.
Burdock Blood Bitters, goes direst
to the root of the disease and restores
healthy, normal action to the d;ffeeent
'Greene, and cleanse the blood of all its
impurities.
Mr. E. C. Goodwin, Cambei e, N.B,
writes:—"For nearly two years 1 at:tiered
tram bees end. pimples en pmy. lane and
neck.
ukelele!
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elle my
'trigv sleet
ay at
dafriend advised fne'to try Bodo
blood Sibert: and .after tiliok
ng three
bottles the bbila'rh8 pltitltee'iied -aJ kit
We and there is no lien of them return -
Wt. X e n etnetuely'Yedoreh1ta'
to &agoae aro to troubled with skin
utrstu ed only by the T. Mil -
brit.
The Undersigned is now entering
the coal business and asks for a Shire
of the pbtilii: bustn'ess,
All orders may be left, for the pre-
lent at my residence on Huron St.
Terme—Strictly Cash ---Phone 185.
E. WARD
RESIDENCE—HURON STREET
NEW COAL
We are 'eknecttng both at Brucefield
Ind Clinton, sone of the new kind ole
:oal in stove size Briquettes. Try' a
oad of this„ as we can assure your
'ntii'e satisfaction. besides coming a
Ittle cheaper, We also stock the fol-
lowing at Clinton:--
EBONY
linton:—EBONY CUBE, The Cannel de Luxe.
SOFT COAL. 3 ie. and up Belmont
Lump.
Pea Coal. $1.00 elieaper Hiatt other
sizes,
CANADA CEMENT. The standard ar-
tiele.
Accounts may be paid, and orders
left at Wiltsie's grocery store,
At Brucelield:—
ROUGII AND DRESSED LUMBER
in both hard and soft woods, B4O.
SHINGLES Selling at less than to-
day's cost price.
1.113128 BOARD cheaper .and better
than lath and piaster,
SMiTI-IING COAL our famous kiean-
weld,
Also ',Menet, Soft Coal, and Canada
Cement,
1Va It not want all the business, but
we wn'llTle like B. M
to have yours,
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lat•oss for Clinton 1'ltt 74.
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Wept to Heneall• Nominations In Huron
Two auto loads were at Hensel) dance
011 Friday evening lust. County.
Celebrated the New Year. •
The Kittle Band was out on New
Year's eve and welcomed 3929 in, in
royal style.
Old Train Service.
'
The regular train servile was start -
ed on Monday of this week and every-
body is satisfied once more. '
Were at Goderieh,,
Several from here were at Gode-
rich last Friday night to see the Sea-
forth Hockey team beat Goderleh by
a score of 9-1. • •
Is a Candidate Again.
Mr. J. B. Hoover, of Guelph, who has
served es an Alderman In that city, is
seeking re-election. Fiis many friends
here will hope that he heads the polls.
Township Solicitor for Morris.
At the last meeting of the Township
Council of Morris, Mr. Ch solicitor Garrotte
r
Charles
of Goderich, was app
the township.
A Change in Thrift Stamps.
The thrift stamp campaign while
bringing in 'a good amount of money,
has been found too expensive to con-
tinue, except
on-tinue,_except through the posto6ices
and schools:
A Former Business Man.
Mr. C. J. Tuthill, 'of. Toronto, who
has just been elected President of the
Commercial Traveller's Association of
'Canada, for the second term, was for a
time in business in Clinton.
Power was off.
Owing to a break in outside wires
The Neto Era was without power on
Tuesday morning and we are thus de-
layed. The break was over near the
Hospital.
Did Not Take Part in Raid.
The New Era published an item un-
der Blyth heading of a raid at the
Queen's hotel there, and connected the
name of Constable Welsh as being one
of the officers. Our item was taken
from one of the London papers and
the name of Constable Wallis should
have been mentioned instead of that
of Constable Welsh.
Sale of Rabbits.
Following are those nominated in
Clinton on Monday night along with
heir mover • and seconder;—
For Mayor
T. Cottle, by W, S. R. Holmes and J.
H, Psxman,
A, T, Cooper, by J. B. Lindsay and 0,
1, Wallis,
For Reeve.
R, J. Miller by W. A, Grant and J, 13,
Lindsay.
J. A. Ford, by S, J. Andrews and le
Mutclt,
For Councillors
J. E. Johnson, by G. E. SavIlie and P.
Match
R. B. Carter, by J. Levy and K, H.
Dempsey.
Alex. Welsh, by C. J. Wallis and G.
Hicks.
W T, Hawkins, by H. litzsimous and
A Wilken.
J. H. Paxnian by A. J. Grigg and W.
J. Cook.
J. W. Neldger by N. Bell and 13. E.
Rorke.
C. G. Middleton by Guy dicks and
John Johnston,
11. Wiltse by W. Jackson and F.
Muton
C. J. Wallis by T. J. McNeil and
H. E. Rorke,
S Kenn) bv. H. Ball and Guy Hicks.
W. J. Paisley by R. J. Draper and
0, E. Saville.
A. J. Mc Murray by A, J. Morrish
and S. Kemp.
B. Langford by T. W. McCartney and
S. Kemp.
..Public Utilities Commissioner.
, J, Gibbings by J. A. Ford and H, E.
Rorke (acclamation).
School Trustees
St. Andrews' Ward—N. Ball—R. J.
Draper, O. L. Paisley. F, Mutch by le,
Balt, S. Kemp (Ball withdrew, Mutch
elected by acclamation),
St, Janes' Ward—T. J. McNeil by
J. A, Ford and I' Mulch, (acclamation).
ISt, John's Ward—Thos. l-lsrdy by
'Tltos. Cottle and W. Cochrane. Jabez
Rands by H, E. Porke and N. Bali.
St. George's Ward—J, S. Evans by
N. Bali and 11 E. Rorke.
At the expiration of the hour for
• receiving nominations Dr. Shaw was
elected to the chair and an opportun-
ity was given for the candidates to
address the electors, a goodly number
of whom were present.
According to the game laws, any per-
son shooting rabbits can offer them for Seaforth.
sale on the local market without having
to pay license fee to the government. A ' Mayor—F. liarhurn V.S, (acclama-
number of people have been under the 'tion,)
impression that such a fee had to bel Reeve—John Grieve . V.S, (acct.)
paid before they could offer the results Councillors—C. A. Barber, J. W.
of their poweress on the local market Beattie, G. P, Cardno, D Fell, W. H.
for sale. However, this is not sec- I Golding, G. D. Haigh, R, G. Parke.
nec-
essary. Water Light and Sewer Conunisslon
J, F. Daly,
Are Still Waiting. I Public School Trustees—North Ward
Some of the persons who acted on 11. R. Scott; East Ward, W. R. Smith for
the enumerating boards. prior to the One year, M. McKellar for. two years;
elections, staking out the voters' lists, South Ward, A. D, Sutherland,
are still, waiting for their remunera- Township of McKillop. •
tion, Only the assistant enumerators I For Reeve—Robert Reid; F. J. Mc -
have been paid up to date. The chief Quaid,
enumerators and the clerks of the div- - Councillors by Acolanration—John
isions:as well as the Printers are watch- Dodds; Edward Horan; Daniel Regele;
ing every day for the government cheq- John Scott.
nes. The change in government may Township of Tuckeramith.
account for this.
Reeve—H Crich, J. F. McKay,
Council -R., Moore, J.
McNaugh-
ton,
Did You Forget Someone?ugh-
•it is a mater of tceen disappointment ton, A, P. Crich, Charles Riley, (acs)
add regret, after listing all' the friends Township of E, Wawanosh.
that could be Called to mind—friends Reeve, W. Currie, J, N. Campbell,
you really wanted to remember and Arthur Buchanan.
Should Remember With Christmas gifts . Council—John Gillespie, W Robin-
-to find that one of the' most favored soli, J. Colbert, W. Leishman, S. Cook,
in your esteem has been overlooked. if W.,Stranghatn.
this has been your-. experience, why not Township .of Startle
remedj''the oversight with a New Year's j Reeve—M. Elliott,
v„
•Hood, M, Mossop, Geo.
Hanley, W. Douglas, (acclamation.)
Toetviahip of Go. erich.
Reeve—N W.' Trewartha (acetate.)
'council—H. •Cox. G. Vanderburg.
N. L Sacked, B. L. Lindsay. (acct.)
remembrance? .A year's subscription
to •The'.'New Gra• -
Clietoo Eatery the Natalia
Hockey f eaguo.
Clutton hatentered the Northern
Hockey League in the senior and Jun- T-Rce a of Atonia.
for aerie awl .good games are expert- Cou c I—W Elston.
ed 'here this winter. The erautrs etre; Council—W Ytltll, H, :Fear, A. pro-
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Senior—Brussels, Lucknow Winghatn )
Colston; Ripley, {Litt'er tb ystar, R. Shortreed; acdfamation.
(
iay in kin- Tawraahip 4f *mi.
t3thton. There are 4i teams entered I Connell—P. Collins, )4. L. McDoni
in ;the Associetton and ,genies are tb • aid, Thomas McDonald, K. McBwetr,
conclude by Pebreary 6th in the rdrro R 'L, Taylor, t7. florets.
dietriets.
.caridtee) Juhcor -- Wtngham and Reeve—R..Lrvtn,psten, se. McNabb.
us Imyth.
Reeve---Jaines Scott, It A. Thomas
$bw U fete EO'iecsra. Council --James, Moody, 'H, A Tho -
The 1.1 F. O held their annual meet- mss, J. Daman, J. Dodds, E. Geddes, 0,
•rnq reedetly and sleeted the follavelitg W 1.1. 86rner.
School Board--G.E, McTa• art, R.
oilers: Pr H. Robinson, John Mains, gg
?don, President -•—W, McEiven, Eayfieid
Reeve—A. Erwin, E, F, Mennen,-'
Cttuncdl—W, J. Weston, S, Cleave,
D. Dewra, W Elliott, W, Higgins, E.
King, J, Taylor, J. Delgaty,
Brussels.
Reeve—S, T. Plum, W. H. Kerr,
Council -1. C, Richards, 1, Fraser.
S Wilton, G. C. Manners, J. H. Gal-
braith, W; Williamson, A, L. Stewart.
School trustees—.names Fox, R.
Leatherdale, D, ''C. Ross. (acclam,)
Wingham,
Mayor—W. 1i, Gurney,
Reeve—A, Tipling, P. B. Elliott, W.
Ibister, `
'Council --T, Fells, H. Angus, F. J.
Hill, T, R Bennett, E. J. Mitchell R, A.
Currie, J, J. ,Cunningham, A. J. Walk-
er. W, G. Patterson, V. Van -Norman,
S Mitchell, J. Hanna, H. li, Elliott.
Osborne Township.
Reeve --Arthur Mitchell,
Council—William Coats, John T.
Morgan, John Hanna And Fred C. Ste-
wart, all members of 1919 council,
Hay Township.
Reeve—John Laporte (acct )
Council—John Campbell, W, E. Tur-
nbull, Casper Wslper, Samuel, Dettz,
Oscar Klapp,
Wroxeter,
Reeve—John Douglas,
Council—Fred Davey, D. C. Pope,
GeorgeatiCn) S.Lackie, Merton Howe, (accla-
nt
Howick Township.
Reeve—Dr, Joules Armstrong Peter
F, Doig,
Deputy —Finlay Lynns, Williams J.
Spotton.
Cottcil—'rhos, hies, Robert Ora
ham, George Hibbard, 12, Janes Doug-
las, John Lis•yan.
Hullolt Township.
Reeve—M, Armstrong,. .3,- Leiper, P,
,,,^t' 7 pet es come iii the, M Mkhacl
3111111 of f . ayc Co�mielll +rs-- R. Clark, to Ifowson,
J. Nall, le, Mier,
President—E, Wise,
Vice President. --G. Waliiron,
Secy-Treas.--Geo, Layton, '
Directors --John Shaiiaharj, L. Tyn-
dall, R, Deakins; J. 0. Crich, S. B.
Tothers, J. Innes and J. Jervis.
The next meeting will be held on
Thursday afternoon, January 8th, at
2 o'clock.
Doherty Plano Factory. Sold.
This week the Doherty Plano Limit-
ed, of Clinton, will pass into the hand
of the Sherlock -Manning Co., of Lon-
don. The Factory is closed this week
for stock -taking and as soon as this is
done it will be reopened to handle the.
large orders already on hand, Mr, W.
N. Manning, of the new firth, was a
valued employee of the. Doherty plant
when over thirty years ago he entered
the office and worked up to be man-
ager. About 14 years ago with Mr. J,.
e Sherlock. they formed the Sherlock
Manning Piano and Organ Co., in Lon.
don,
Union Week' of Prayer.
Union week of Prayer services Will
he held next week commencing at S
b.in, The chief theme for each even-
ing is "The Church Awakened" Poi -
lowing is the order of services:-
Monday—Baptist church, "By Self
Exatttination."
Tuesday—Ontario St., "By a Vision
of the World's Need
Wednesday—Willis church, "By a
new call for Co-operation,"
Thursday—St, Paul's, "By a revival
of family Religion."
Fridlr--•Weley-Methodist, r'By the
all far Wriekers "
.The °+i1nf:tees of tine r" eirelies trip,
cre,itte int tli r own eh'irefi The
•ileal ars a'•n n tt at•nonitceri. Wn ev
Thursday, Jainuu'y 1st, 1920,
The Seasonrrompts us to express our
Appreciation and thanks for the busi.
ness you have extended tops and we
take this opportunity to wish thaf
your. Christmas may be happy and
when the day has passed, away may
the many good things wished for you
linger with you until Christmas
comes again.
Often the eheapest--Htways the Best
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Wishing One and All a Very Happy
and Prosperous New Year.
Elect/ician
Plumber
At the trail's end of the old year we send
warmest greetings. May you, and those
whose happiness depends upon you, enjoy
abundant blessings and may your best de-
sires meet with a response that will give you
new purpose and courage.
THE NEW ERA.
v1ysir�ss a�asssr - INIVI "Ileeri
Is eeorWrtirior'sm�. as
1920
I, Happy New Year
We've a Happy Nretiv Ye .-e r
For Everybody
On Our part we enter the New Year with a
farts determination to Discount our past ef-
forts at every point, in keeping THIS SHOE
STORE thebest and most Satisfactory Shoe
Store in this viciraiity.
May the recollections of the Dying Year live
as a Pleasant ?Memory of a time that s gone.
May all sorrow be buried by the Goodness
and Joy which the New Year Ices in store for
you. .
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