The Clinton New Era, 1921-12-29, Page 4•
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On Sale
At
ROWN'S
We Extend to All the
Season's Greetings
and Best Wishes for a Bright and
Prosperous New Year
Me T. C rless
FHONn= 53 GENERAL HARDWARE. •
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T. Hawkins
FOR t LUMRNNG
HEATING AND
Holiday Hours at P. 0.
Next Monday being celebrated as
New Year's Day, the usual holiday
hours will beobserved at the Postoffice.
Getting Ice at the Arena.
Mr. Flem Colvin, of Teeswater, who
has had charge of the local arena for
several season's is once more on the
R.00FING job and is busy getting a nice surface
on the rink. With good frosty weather
the rink \vill be opened for New Year's.
Repairing Promptly
Dome
Phone 53
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There is a Reason
Ask Us.
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Scranton Coal
Yes we have it in all sizes. Don't put
off buying as the price 'is gradually
stiffening, Delay will only cause a pan-
icky buying craze similar to that ex-
perienced last fall when prices went
crazy.
Let the advise youto fill up with
MUSTARD'S COAL
it answers the burning question:
We also carry in stock for your con-
venience ,i;;
AT CLINTON
Hardwood, in different qualities
Slabs, the ideal summer fuel, Cedar
rails, fine for ktndli» g,Canada Cement,
the standard article, Threshing coal:
convenient and safe.
AT BRUCEFIELD
Hemlock Lumber at new prices, 2X,
bX & SX Shingles, at your owyi price
Hardwood, Slabs, Canada Cement, Chest
nut, Stove and Soft Coal:
1NO. B. MUSTARD
Clinton , & Brucefield.
Phone for Clinton No, 74.
Phone for B,ucofeld 11 on 618,
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A Fire Last Thursday Evening.
About 7,30 o'clock last Thursday
arening,,the fire alarm sounded and the
firemen were soon on the job at the
home of Mr, Hugh Rorke's, Mary st,
The sitting room stove got going too
good and fire had started in the attic.
Very little damage was done.
The Corner Store
We Extend our Best
Wishes for a Happy and
Prosperous New Year
to our Friends and
Customers
Fred. W. Wigg
Phone 45.
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Made a Presentation.
Last Saturday the Public School
Board presented Mr, '0, D. Bouck, with
a Library Table prior to his departure
to his mew duties :at Toronto,'
Many Special Editions.
The New Era received Many special
Christmas editions from the various
newspapers and among them the S, A.
War Cry was as good as any of them,
for style and illustrations.
Won, Second Prize.
At the courses inthe swine and
carcass judging held at Toronto last
week under the auspices of the Can-
adian Swine/ Breeders' Association,
Huron County took sec'�,tnd place, Mr,
Alyin Ryan of Stephe1 Twp., was a-
mong the successful judges, he having
taken 277 points out of 300. ,
Voters' List Court.
Judge Dickson, senior judge of the
County, held court here last Thursday
afternoon to revise the 1921 'Voters'
Lists. Since the Governments prepare
lists now for elections, the old time
rivalry of the 01d Political parties has
died away and little or no interest is
paid to the Voters' List Court now.
Minor Locals.
A Happy New Year to all.
Start practising 1922.
A great many Xmas reunions were
held in town on 'Christmas._
"Black Beauty" drew big crowds at
the Picture show.
Sunday Is the Ist of January.
The last sitting of 1921 Council is
supposed to be next Monday night.
The usual holiday hours at the Post
Office on New Year's day (Monday.,
Week of Prayer.
The "usual Week of Prayer will be
observed in the churches next week.
Following is the program:
MONDAY_Baptist Church — Sub-
ject—"The Home and the Young Peo-
ple."
TUESDAY—Wesley church — Sub-
ject—"Our Home church and its
Neighborhood."
WEDNESDAY — St. Paul's — Sub-
Ject—"Social and Natioifal Righteous-
ness". A 'Collection will be taken at
this service to help pay expenses.
THURSDAY — Ontario St. Church
^Subject -"Missions at Home and
Abroad."
,FRIDAY—Willis Church —Subject
—"International Relations and World
Nate."
Death of Dr. William Sloan.
One of the early residents of the
County of Huron, and one vert highly
respected, passed away after a brief
illness, at the advanced age of 90 years
on Sunday, in the person of Dr. W.
Sloan, of Toronto. For a number of
years, while residing at Blyth, he had
an extensive medical practice, which
covered all that section for miles in
each direction, and he took an active'
part in all public affairs, being for a
time a member of the County Council,
and also contested East Huron in the
Liberal interest, against the late Thos.
Farrow. Nearly 30 years ago ire moved
to Toronto., being at the time interest-
ed in the Hees Co., a large commercial
concern. Later he was appointed
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Had a Christmas Tree.
M Mr. ,las, Steep's office on Huron
Street, there was a Christmas tree erect
ed and presents ware given out to
the faithful few who gather there to
discuss all questions of the day.
No. 2 Fire.
Sunday mornig about 7.30 fire was
discovered in the pump house of No,
2 well clown at the power house, and
the building was badly damaged. The
cause lis supposedl lo' be from 'the
motor belt slipping:
"'Squirrel Whiskey" Had a Kick.
Two young men from. llullttt Twp.,
were arrested on Thursday night about
10.30 o'clock on the charge of .being
drunk and disorderly and were taken
to the Constable's office where Sergt.
Welsh telephoned Mavistrate Andrews
to see If he would come down and try
the case. Then the fun started. The
two prisoners tried to escape and a
second charge was .them (aid for assault
ing;the officer and a private citizen who
happened in at the right time. The two
young men were then locked up and
about three in the morning they started
to break up their cell. At court on
Fridaymorning they were fined $19
for being drunk. In the afternoon for
assault they were sentenced to a month
in ,the County jail and fined $10 for
the damage done, to the cell. it was
an expensive taste for the Christmas
celebration.
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{ We Wish All
Friends and
a Merry
and a Happy New
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RESIDENCE—HURON STREET
[NNE POULTRY WANTED
Fresh Lettuce
We can fill orders for Fresh
Lettuce ever day.
Let us have your order now
Clinton Greenhouse
MRS. T. COTTLE
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Phone 402.
Medical Superintendent of the Central
Prison, a position he filled until his re-
tirement some years ago. He was a
man much above the average in intel-
ligence, and was always well versed in
current literature. For 20 years he
held the honored position of Treasurer
of Parkdale Presbyterian church, from
which he retired only a short time ago.
An enthusiastic member of the Parp-
dale Bawliny Club. One of the oldest
members of the Huron Old Boys' As-
sociation, he was invariayly present at
the annual Gatherings, and no eine
took more delight in recountiing their
early experience in the county than. he.
Among the many beautiful floral tri-
butes covering his remains was one
from the members of this Association,
a number of members of which were
present at the funeral service held at
his late hone, Tuesday evening, prior
to the removal of the remains to Blyth
for interment. His wife, and three
children survive hint, Mrs. Hees; Wil-
liam H., late one of the Secretaries of
the C.N.R., and Henry, an employee
of the Toronto Post Office.
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Our
Customers
Christmas
Year
We handle all kinds of live and
dressed poultry. Special prices
paid for properly milk fed chick-
ens. It will pay you to finish your
poultry, its our extra price will
more than cover cost of feed used.
Inquire for prices when ready to
sell. Our prices are unsurpassed
for all high grade poultry.
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GUNN LANGLOIS & CO, LTD.
Clinton Ontario
N. W. Trewartha Local Manager
The u9.to-date Firm
Telephone 190.
Call and See our Stock of Cast and Stee
Ranges, Quebec Heaters with ovens and
without ovens, Sheet Iron Heaters. and
Second Hand Stoves.
ents for ,McClar y Famous Stoves
anges.
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Plumbing
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Often the cheapest
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We have now on disp
Neilsen's Chocolates, ai
35c up
Xrraas Cakes, Plain ant
55c. Best of materials
Have you tried our CrE
HURON STREET.
Phone
SEASON'S
We Wish our Patrons and
Prosperous New Year.
Thanking you for past fag
Patronage for 1922.
Highest Prices for Butter, Eggs
GET THE HABIT 0
PHONE 111.
We Repair any Make of
BATTE
Leave yours with us
Rubbers Half -Soled
J. H. PAXMAN Over
EZAMINER FOR LICE,
Phone 80 : Residence 140
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announceannounce our readiness to
very Best of Footwear at moderat
show the best Shoe values at any s
OUR SHOE . 5
We do snore than simply sell
careful service will provide every Fol
that's right in size and construction!
We ask your Co
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