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Egertise
and sports, including
skating,hockey and
other outdoor games,
men find no other un-
der -garments so , satis-
factory as Combinations
and Two-piece Suits in
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry `Goods and House
Furnishings.
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
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The perfect fit of this un-
derwear,permits natural
movemet and the Elastic
insert shoulders are a boon
to active men. No danger
of shrinkage through bod•
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•ily moisture.
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XMAS •IS JUST
A few weeks away. Do you not thin k it time you were purchasing your
supplies for that Cake, Pudding, Mincemeat, etc,, You have been thinking
about. See our new fruits. They are fine.
OUR
FOR THE KIDDIES
WE
RECEIVED NOTICE
FROM
SANTA CLAUS
HE WOULD BE AT
JOHNSON & CO's
GROCERY SOON.
—WATCH FOR HIM, -1
WE CARRY, OPEN
PHONE 111
1920
CALENDARS ARE
• HERE AND '
WE WILL
PRESENT FREE
TO
OUR PATRONS
CHRISTMAS
WEEK.
SPECIAL IN RAISINS
While they last. 2 pkgs
to each Customer with,
your order. 2 pkgs—
SEEDED RAISINS @45c
NEW SEEDED RAISINS
NEW CURRANTS
NEW PEELS, FIGS,
DATES, etc,
Everything new for that
Cake your thinking
about.
STOCK OF THE GOLD CHINAWARE.
GET THE HABIT OF CALLING AT
tatn
t ro to psxn zn / +0 6
PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
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The Features of Our
u r l u rap
T" 0hirh tar invire special attention
a'. lis 1,Pa"ty, iia a aired eorofort, ire
,uhd , n, slimes; 0, arae its below the
urn I 1 n,ieri. Au). one of these pointe
a•uu41 '+e uoft to earn it your
prr fermi e, Win 12 they are ail cotn-
h,itrd wr frrt :MT you will realize
That Ihi., ia 21 fdif,ilnre buying oppor-
tunity you u,wuotoli'urd to ignore
DUNFeRD
'Undertaker and Fettered Director. Phone 28.
°+leth2 and 'tund;ty /;ails answered at Residence over store
CHRIS 1, MAS HINTS
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In your Selection of gifts consider French Ivory, the most
serviceable and beautiful of all toilet goads. We' haye just
received a large and attractive assortment including:
Mirrors, Combs, Brushers, of all kinds; Hair Receivers;
Powder and Puff Boxes; Jewel Cases; Manicure
Sets; Photo Frames;. Buffers, Scissors;
Nail Files; Cuticle Knives; Etc.
Each Article Stamped "French Ivory."
•
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Despensing Chemist
For i obi
Honig
AND
M t 1
OF ALL KINDS GO TO
IC,. Hawkins
Phone 53
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN
Agent for HECLA Eenisces
Mop over Row•Iaud's iiurdware
Jail►itig And Fittlntgs 'Always On
Hand.
rhe Corner Grocery
"LIR:4ND LET LIEU"
,
(HERE IS.
A PLACE
A SEASON
AND •
A REASON
FOR EVERYTHING
This is the place for every Seasonable
thing in the Grocery line; and there's
a reason why we sell them—
THE QUALITY
TRY '.THESE — --- Ttrev PLEASE
New Seedless Raisins.
New Seeded Raisins
New 1Currants . .
• Walnuts, Almonds and Filbisi'ts ;
New Dales New Ftgt. '
Orange, Lenton and Citron P4:el.
SPECIALS ;
Oranges, Lemons. Grapefreit,,,
Bai:tnas, 'Sweet Potatoes Create
'. Beetles and Celery,_:,
MEN'S STOKE,
Custom lits •-lig
Men hurn,"r
Phone 103
Opposite Public L.brarr,
s+s
German experimenters are trying out
electrical machiney fo cutting peat.
77,,,, Great Bnottalt0Bernedv.
' � A Tones and invieorat,e-.the whole
nervcni ystem, makes naw Blood
,n old Vains, ! Ire Nercou
Debility, Nental and Drieln r'Yotit Deepen-
demi/, Loae of IG'ner07/, Pe.ipitatiin of the
heart, Failing Dleraorp. Price 51 per box, ole
for 05.p, One will please, sae will cure @b8old.by alt.
druggists or mailed in plain peg. an reeo,pt of
pike. MEDICINE C4nphlel ezailrrl tree, THE WOOa
CO)-•�OROt170.ONL CRrarr7r Wludwc'
GRAND TRUNK TIMETABLE
Trains Going worth
11,17. a.m, 6.40 p. m.
Trains Going South
3.20 a.m. 4,15 p. m.
Trains Going East
6,33 a.m. 2.52 p. m.
Trains Going West
11.11 a. m. 1.45 p. m.
11.18 p, m.
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The Undersigned is now entering
the coal business and asks for a share
of the public business.
All orders may be left, for the pre-
sent at my residence on Huron St.
Terms= ---Strictly Cash—Phone 155.
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RESIDENCE—HURON STREET
Head ad L ed So
NO TO GO TO SU
When the liver becomes sluggish and
inactive itdoee noYmanufacture enough __
bile to thoroughly act on the bowels anal
carry off the waste matter from the
systema, hence the bowels become clogged
up, the bile pets into the blood, con-
stipation sets in and is followed by sick
and bilious headaches, water brash,
heartburn, floating specks before the
eyesand painful internal, bleeding or
protillding piles.
Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills regulate
the flow of bile so tdiat it act; properly
on the bowels, and stirs the sluggish
liver into activity.
Mrs. E. Bainbridge,'Amherst N,&.
writes. "I take pleae/are in writing yqu
of the good I received by using Mil
burn's Lala -Liver Pills for headache.
I was so bad I had to go,te bed, and count
not sit unzp A friend told me about
your wonderful _medicine and two vials
have made nate as well as I can be."
Milbuun's Laxa-Liver Pills are' 260.
a Taal at all dealers, Od mailed direct
on receipt of price, by The T. Milburn
Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
NEW COAL
We are expecting both at Brucefield
and Clinton, some of the new kind of
deal in Stove size Briquettes. Try a
load' of this as we can assure your
entire satisfaction, besides coming a
]tile chn'in"r, We also stock the fol-
lowing at Clinton:
puvry t l wr '1'124. Cannel de Luxe.
SOFT GOAL. 3 in. and up Belmont
Lilnip,
Pea Coal. 51.00 cheaper than other
sizes.
CANADA CEMENT. The standard ar-
Aecounts may be paid, and orders
left sit Wiltsie's grocery store.
At Brucefieiclll*_
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER
in both hard and sort '»oeds, B.C.
SHINGLES Selling at less than to-
day's lost price, •
FiBRE BOARD cheaper And better
r than lath ,and plaster,
11J111TH1NG COAL our fatuous klean-
weld.•
Also 'Cannel, Soft Coal, and Canada
cement,
We du root want all'the business, but
We would like tolfav'e+xtfurs,
JNO. B. MUSTARD
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Wa "b a e 6 II l 10.1'9" Phoae• for C4nton Ne., 74. rites* sift ,
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l xtra Hours floc Plano men. . Show Broke Up
The piano hands 111 the Doherty Fact- The New Era understands that "Tile
dry have bean working overtime to get" `Dark Town Swells" Company broke up
out their many orders. in Wingham last Thursday, file real
Sonthern" colored people left for
Christmas Trees Turpntu,
The Ontario Street Sunday Expect Gusincss
will bold tlialr 5021911 Christrfzils trey
Enierfaizinent on Monday, December 'Local express eonipally officials,
2011,
Worldne -Overtime,
The Jackson Mfg„ Co., are working
overtime to get their orders out for
the holiday trade, it is a good. sign to
see our factories working overtime,
Will J'dloct Officers
lvlurphy Lodge L. O. L. will hold Registered A'ddreaaes
their Annual meeting for election of
ofricers an Thursday eve;iug of this The G. N. W. telegraph • company
has advised its cable patrons that
commencing" January 1, 1920, a fee
1)5 52.50 per. Annum will, be mad:
Huron County Wins for reeorreing a registered address.
Upon that date all existing regis-
trations will 'lapse, until renewal
W. C. T. U. in Ontario, was awarded has been previously made and the
to Huron County at the annual meeting, fee paid for the succeeding year.
at Guelph last week..
N`o Sign Of Eclipse
having received intimation from
headquarters, are expecting an
avalancheof business in the near.
future, • They gate that a threatened
wet spell in Ontario is imminent and
shipments of liquor from Montreal
will be pernlissibie as soon as the
peace treaty goes tato effect,
week (To -Night) . A full atteludanee
IS requested.
The banner for • the largest propor-
tionate increase in membership for the
All registrations will automatically
expire 12 months from date of re-
istry And must be renewed, 1f a
Weather conditions • were against continuation of the registration be
tine observation of the annular eclipse desired,
of the sun on Saturday which conmenc- I. Will Tobacco Be Grown Here?
ed at 7,43 and concluded at 110.15. The
Several of our townspeople have
during the past summer or so grown
samples of tobacco and have had good
Council'meets Monday evening. success. The New Era in speaking to
Mr. A. J: Grigg, wino was a successful
The New Era desires to publish all grower this year, finds out that the
the news In the community. If you Doininion Experimental Farm will sup -
know of any interesting items send ply -all the necessary information 121 ,
them in. We will appreciate it. regards to the growing; what is suit -
Sells House , • 1geeseee able' to the soil, and also the sample
AAr, W. T. O'Neil has disposed of seed will be supplied. The Leaning-'
Itis residence to Mrs. ( ) yRev, Hove> of 1 ton, growers have reaped a big price'
this year and the newspapers report,
nwho will'move shortly I that at West Lorne it farmer had a crop
tBurliown,gton,; Mr, O'Neil has resided in thisto I
1102111 for about i5 years. He will worth 5680. an acre.
]Hove to his other house across the Ends "Specialists"
street, now occupied by ler. Sutter. A proclamation published in this
Send Us The News week's Ontario Gazette will put an
The New Era is anxious to have end to opticians or "eye specialists"
correspondents in all districts. If . peddling glasses from house to
your territory is not represented by ; house, An optometry act was pass -
our staff eorrespondent will you send ed at 1lie last session of the legisla-
us the news, or suggest the name of ture, but was not to come into op- 1
someone who would be likely to - do moon pending a proclamation.
sot. We furnish stamped envelopes The act fixes a maxirhun line of
5t 00, and a minimum of 510 for
and writing supplies.. 1 any person convicted of "selling,"
To Meet Premier l fitting or supplying glasses by go -
Mayor Cooper has been ad- i ing from house to house, or from
Y place to place, or In ally other man -
Monday,
that Hon. E. C. Drury has fixed ,ter than front a permanent place of ,
Monday, December 1, at 12 o'clock business, and notwithstanding that ,
noon at the .Parliament buildings, To- he is the holder of a municipal
ronto, as the hour and place when he license as a peddler or transient
would receive the deputation from the trader." Like penalties are fixed
municipalities of Ontario for the pur- for anyone appending to his name
pose of discussing the future of the the term "optometrist," or "opti-
cian," movement in the Province, or any other initials to which
Toronto Huron Old Boys. he is 'not entitled, to deceive the
The annual meeting of the Huron Old public.
Boys' Association of Toronto will be Have Called A Halt
sun was obscured throughout,
Minor Locals
3 days more in November.
sday, November 27111, 4919
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held at St. George's Flail, Elie street, at
3 o'clock on Friday evening, November
The Bruce Herald and Times, of
28th for the election of officers and the Walkerton last week published the fol,
transaction of general business. Every lowing which should be enf'trced in
Huron Old Boy and Girl is invited to every town Th merchants and other
be present. Ladies will be eligible to business men on the front street have
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election for any aflice in the Associa- been worked so persistently and long
tion. Addresses will be delivered by i'y the ticket sellers for local concerts
Sir John S. Willson and Hon. W, that they have decided, if possible, to
Proudfoot, on live topics. Help us to ahnlish ;he practise and have signed a
keep up the enthusiasm by attending losnt agreement not to buy, any more
this meting and bringing a friend with tickets at their stores. As it was a
you, common practise for some good cus-,
, tomer to bit thenn tip to buy tickets
Must Be Vaccinated for concerts, which half the tune they
Either there will be an epidemic
wanted to see nor were any
of vaccinations in Canada or 'very
few residents of the Dominion will
enter the United. States, as the result
of an order issued by the American
Government , it states that a person
desiring to cross the border must
.produce a certificate showing that
they have been vaccinated within
the last 3'0 days. There are to be no
exceptions to the rule, even railroad
men being forced to comply with the
order, The law becomes effective at attempting to do by the Joint agree-
ment they have signed and published
Are You'Left-Handed? elsewhere in this issue. Merchants or,
other towns who have been victimized
in the sante way, have for the meet part
adopted similar means to combat the
practise. • To say that the front street
has been worked to death for shows,
canvasses and every other kind of
endeavor, fittingly expresses a con-
dition of affairs too long prevalent
here.—Bruce Herald and Times.
ways interested in, butwhich on ac-
count of the seller they were obliged
to conte across for and cash up, or run
the risk of losing custom and being
bawled out around town as a piker,
'I'hu5 taken advantage of the merchant
was almost invariably obliged to buy,
and hence he became in time the chief
financier for every scheme and enter-
prise in town. Only by concerted act -
tion could the business men hope to
stop the ordinance and this they are
Gan you cut bread with your left
hand, mount your cycle from the
right-hand side 05 the machine, shoot
from the left shoulder, or answer ere -
respondence with the left hand? The
art of ambidexterity, or the usage of
both hands is all extremely practical ac-.
complishment, and one involving not.
only mechanical skill, but a certain a-
mount of will and brainpower. A soc-
iety for the cultivation of the left hand That uncommonly strong combine -
was started some while ago in London,
but tine scheme never had sufficient
backing to flourish: Now the French
Academy of Medicine are advocating
that school -children be taught to write
with the left hand as well as the right,
as a means of remedying the physical in
firniities in which tliat country has been
placed. One curious point cancers the
cult of the left , hand, an eminent phy-
sician having stated that it tends event-
ually to .inelease lunacy. This motion
has, however; been contested by other
medical men,,, and the 'headnsaaster of
Eton suggests that the further usage' of
the left hazed develops certain organs of
the brain which otherwise lie dormant.
Origin of Jury System.
The exact origin of the jury system -
is not known with certainty, it having;
been attributed to 'different European
peoples which at an early period deve-
loped' methods of trial somewhat simi-
liar to the early Jury trials i1 England.
Trial by battle ,was cast in the blink -
ground. "by the Norman conquerors
When the Norman institution of recog-
nition by ,swarm inquest was adopted,
The Curia Regis, or King's Court, direc-
ted-the,
i'ected the sheriff to select four knights
of the county by whom twelve knights
Were selected t0 serve as recognitors,
•After beide, duly sworn they iebuired
tion of colored talent, known as the J.
Rockwell "Sunny South" company,
he show that never disappoints, the
me that never misrepresents is announc
•d to appear In the Town Hall, Clinton,
Tuesday evening, December the 211d,
5his e0nfpany has been seen here sev-
eral times and it has always made good
every promise, delivering the goods
just as advertised, As on Its former
visits, It will be found to be clean to a
fault•aud during the entire performance
there is not a line, an action noir en in-
sinuation to' which exception can be
taken. There is every ingredient o1
gayety and melody and it is illuminated
,vltlt an Olio of topnotch and refined
vaudeville stunts, of the better class,
the kind that are seldom seen outside
the larger cities. From curtain to cur-
tain it is snappy, gingery end well cal-
culated to drive away the blues, Mr.
,
Rockwell does not believe in putting
the greater part of his salary allotingut
Into one or two acts and ailowdng the
balance of the performance to• suffer
through the employment of citeagper
ones, sthich always disgust the exper-
ienced patron, but lie has found that
the expenditure of money far the pur-
pose of mailing eaelr act and detail
complete pays twice over in the box
office receipts, This explains why the
into the facts of interest to the new performances given by this company'
rulers of England which might be soh- erre always up-to-the-ntinute and sends
,inqufry, siicli as matters the audience home whistling, happy
Jett to public
affecting the title of rent estate; as and contented, at the same thole feeling
affecting
the reignof henry If, 115410 satisfied with their investments. There
t
early
yapplied to - the King's Court for is plenty of, fun its the performance, in
recognitors whose verdict, .if ominous, fact it was 1311111 for aughing purposes
orie and it is generally recognized as
•a
was ccepted as conclusive. Orfghiatlly' un1 of the funniest shows since Banc
the Jury Was selected because of their hegam, The organization Isaccornpaff-
knowledge of the people, locality, 5114 led by an excellent solo concert band
custonns and tl>.ere'by passing upon the and a superb orchestra, The "koon-
facts front a more estimate knowledge town" parade, a decided novelty, takes
of them. During the reign of Henry IV' place at the moon hour,
the jury was instructed to judge the The prices of, addmisslon are 55, 50
facts upon the evideljcc snhmitted to it and 75 cents. •Plus War Tax, Secure
which is the ,single function of the jury Seals now and avoid sfanding. They
of modern pftctide, are selling at,'iiair's Book Store. ,
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a ¢t Ilore
We recently received a consignment of: 'PORCELAIN,;
Olt 1NAWAP.E which rewards our efforts towards better liter.
chandising, - It is r1aip,-,a good white With single gold band,
no't large in a;:sortnacnt of shapes,: but big in value:—
Cups and Saucers . 25c each 0,60 a doz.
Tea Plates , . ,. , , , , .25c each $2.50 a dor,
Porridge Bowles 2Oc each $2,25 a doz.
•14ruitNappies ,,,, , ,,15ceach $1,75 a doz.
Salt and Pepper 15 a pair
LOOKS LIKE "BEFORE THE WAR" PRICES
The Wo Do Fair
Often the heapest— bways the Best
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Before buying, call and see our stock of ranges
and heaters.
Aluminum, Granite and Tinware.
Electric Fixtures and supplies always on hand.
We carry a fall lisle of Brandram Henderson,
...English Paints and Varnishes.
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Most things can be anybody's gift — Your Photrait is distinct-
,ively exclusively your's...
Just think 1 dozen Photos make 12 Christmas Gitfs
Your Friends can buy anything you can give them except
Your Photograph
PHOTOGRAPHS TAMEN AT NIGHT
MAKE THAT APPO1NTME1Tr TO -DAY.
[Fl,ozie 66,
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Photographer
RU
e,., lire Family
We have a pair of Good Rubbers for every l=oot in the
Family and, at this season of the year, Every Foot in the Pant-,
ily should be provided with good Rubbers!
The Pali Season always has many days of slush, snow and
bad walking on its Calendar.
Buy Your ' Rubbers N VYta l
Men's Rubbers:—$1.550; $1.60; $1.75; and $2.00
,Women's Rubbers1-$1.00; $1.10; and $1.50.
Children's Rubbers :-75c • and $1.00; (in Black
White and Brown)
Rubber Long Bootss $5.00 to $7.50.
We've Rubbers in all the good styles, heels and toes to fi
every shape.
A Pair of Good Rubbers Saves Doctor's
Bilis and Shoe Bills.
.121eNSON
PRACTICAL SHOE MAN