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COAL FOR CASH
After some years of experience in
the coal business, we have come to the
conclusion that the only successful
way to sell coal is for cash, and from
now On all 'coal sold will, be for cash
only.
This will help to keep the price down
as we are now lower than any other
town of ik size.
A. J. Holloway
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Spial Showing
TO -DAY AND
SATURD
March 28th and 30t
" '1 he last two days of this week we will
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New Ester Models
A ffording )ou an opportunity or seeing the •
latest styles in Spring Millinery.
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We are inviting everybody to call and see our
SPLENDID DISPLAY of Easter Shoes.
EVERY WOMAN
Will want Something choice and artistic in Spring
Footwear to go with her Easter Gown.
EVERYMAN
Will want a new pair of shoes to go with his new
suit and his new Top Coat,
EVERY BOY AND GIRL
Wilt want a new pair of Shoes to go with the Easter
Suit or Dress. Every member of the family ha S been
carefully thought of and cared for, at reasonable prices,
The Rest Simetr at rattily anted
price lis caw constant claim.
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Because of the urgent need of in-
creased produetion and the shortage
labor the Canada Food 13oard has
atfecled the ab..ve organization. The
The orgaeizatIon is for the purpose of
enlisting the help of boys of teen
age on the fames during the coming
season.
Thebuys of Clinton in school and
out of it have been enthusiastic along
this line in the past and their help tuts
been appreciated by the people of the
district, •
Every manly boy wants , to do his
share to help sustain our soldiers al
the front and the 'civilian population
of Great Britain and her allies
They have demonstrated their use-
fulness before and we are asking them
enrol as a Soldier of the Soil for
1918.
Boys of 15 to 19 are asked to euro!!
They can either find their own em-
ployment or the Town Director will
assist them in securing suitable situa-
tions, Boys of 13 to .1 5 are asked to
find their own employment with
friends or relatives.
To every boy between the ages of
13 and t9 a bronze badge will be
issued providing he completes three
months of satisfactory service. can
on the Town Director, Mr. A, T.
Cooper or S. B. Stothers the Agricoi-
fuel Representative and 011 out your
applicalton.
Daylight Saving
Daylight saving on a provincial
scale in order. to make it workable
for everybody wilt be introduced to-
day in the Ontario -Legislature by
Major liartt, repently returned from
France and England, where I the sYs-
ton in Summer months is a complete
success. The silccess of the scheme
would be considerably, enhanced if
it were continebtal" wide, and the
United States Government has al-
ready started to initiate the plan,
HAP "Ti) GO TO BED
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COULD NOT :TIMM STRA14.14HT.
Women .0101.1111 (10.81)11.itt it
they are troubled With savers pains in
the side or back, fald. not able to attend
to their household dative,
The ,kidueys of eouren, aro to blame
nine times out of ten, but they 01(1 be
promptly and permanent ly mail() 113'
by the use of Doan's Kidney Pills.
11. M. Jansen, Pathlorr,
writest--"9 feel it, my duty to rocom.
• mend Doan'e 'Kidney Pills to anyone
having weak kidneys, 5•5 LIMY htiV(' been,
8 great help to me. A mouth ago my
kidneys were so 1.nd. that 1 had Aturern
Intintt in my aides and beets, and it was
nupesaiblo for ine to steral straiblit.
then got so had 1 bad tO lo bed, eaad
ss that, way for a Week', We sent for
einno Donn's Kidney IMF, and have
taken lust h, ono box, mid now I ain
'able to be up turd tio oWn work,
eertainly e;mtefitl for the goad dory
have done nae.1'
. ntisture gotii.hip1 1.3onn's XS Tony Pills
*hen yAri riels for Wein, See that they are
ipittuptii oti oblong grey iwitholirtrafte
If it 11Miljild 3 ,caf" on .tho lubel,
. • pule Apo!, per,hmt,. ot dea.lets Or
littallea itheloti nf'118900 The
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Friday, A Poi)xlio Heliday ' His Anoi1 Paso
A: prickly is Good !'los' ft will be 'Mr. Wm, Sneath, baggageman of
(he 0, 11, & 13., has received his
annual 95(15 On the Grand Trunk Rail-
way, gralited for fifteen years of con-
tinuous service with the conmany.
Money in Beans.
9tt nd holiday and the uSual holiday
hours et the post office will preYall,
Council Meets Monday
The reguiae ineellog of the Colmi:il
will bei6lptiooDuirinoMt.l:Ivacyter:
New Tevening at 8
o'clock, There are several sPedill
restores tor this meeting, •
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The new February l'elephone Dirac.
tory was delivered last week 5011 Clif.
1011 Celitit51 105. 1 72 town -phones be-
sides the hold connections.
Mr, George Holland, of the Bayfield
Line, said Part of his bean Crop to
JenkOs & Sun for which he received a
cheque Of 85,218. He still luta 100
bushels 'still left,
You bo,,, Help
The New Era is always pleased to
receive news Items from the public,
Gassed • if you have a visitor or If you are go -
Mr. 8. Stothers, Huron's DIstriel ing awaY Oa a visit let us know a -
Representative, received, word that his boue - We do not knoW everything
brother, Pte. J. 0, Stothers, who went that 9045 151 and the co-operation of
the readers of the paper Is a valuable
al.0 in getting the news,
overseas with the Highland Battalion
of Toronto, was gassed recently,
Purcinksed. House A Corntction. ,..kormatos
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Mr. vym. 10 CalwIll, Who last -
returned from • •the .Wet, has pur-
chased the 'East residence. on Kirk
street, . which has been occupied by
Mr. Cleitient; of the 0, T. a.
Urges Production
The Bishop of.Huron. has issued a
pastoral on -the subject cif greater
production, which Will be sent out to
all the clergy of the diocese, asking
them to endeavor to enlist the.mein.
hers of their parishers In the 1918
greater production campaign., The
pastoral is a call to agricultural ser-
vice.
Hebrew Passover
The Hebrew Passover is ob-
served by every Jew this week. With
Ole setting of the sun on Wednesday,
March 27, the feast of unleavened
bread will be ushered in, and will
extend over a week. Among the
Many . characteristic features, the
santificalion of the holiday over a
goblet of wine is one. During the
home service every participant is
expected to drink four cups of wine.
corresponding to the four expressions
of redemption from Egypt found in
Exodus vi., 6,. 7, Viz.; 1. I have
brought forth ; 2, I have redeemed ;
3, I have delivered ; 4, 1 have 'taken.
The Greyhound Trip
The annual White Star Line excur-'
shin from Goderich to Detroit and re-
turn will leave Detroit for Goderich
Monday, June tOth, 830 A. 91., East-
ern time' and arrive Goderich • 5:00
P, The annual /Moonlight to Lake
Huron will be run under the auspices
of the Goderich Band 500 9, m. The
boat leave Ooderich tor Detroit
Tuesday, June itth. at 9:30 A, Al..
stop at Port Huron and arrive Detroit
5iou P. M. Returning will leave De-
troit Thursday, Ju»e 13411, i P, 93,
and arrive at tiodench 9i3() P.
This will give the people of Goderich
mid surrounding country au oppor-
tunity to enjoy a delightful ride 5-
55)55 Lake Huron arid down the beaut.
Cul ' St. Clair river to "Detroit the
dynamic" which .91 account of its
giant industrial establishinenk and
financial standing has become the mar -
V4,1 of America. Almost every rest.
dent ,,t Huron and Bruce Counties has
a relative IW friend in Detroit and this
excursion gives au exceptional °prin.'.
tunity to renew friendships and at the
same time see the busiest, the most
prosperous and thr. most bemitiful
eity th, cominent.
coming t.ti botrint for a temporary stay
are not required to pay a head tax or
make a deposit. liming' ,tion officers
will be on board the steamer for the
purpose 10 ••,:tssing all excursionists.
MAJOR WILSON BACK
l'he London Advertiser reports an
Interview With Major Wilson, grand-
son of the late Al. C. 'Cameron, of
Goderich:-Major Cameron wilson,
9. NI. 0., is home.from overseas, lie
by wife, who has been nursing in
arrived here Thursday, accompanied
England while her husband was on
duty in France. Dr. Wilson is home
on sick furlough. Ile says he IS glad
to get the rest. Ile left France in
February, and was 111 England up to
the time of his departure, for Canada.
This is Major Wilson's second fur.
lough, After coming back the first
time, having gone with the tst Con-
tingent, he returned as junior major
of the Western University Stationary
Hospital, Ile was then stationed at
Calais,and saw much of the Allies'
preparations for the threatened Ger-
an a recent hue in reference to the
hockey match between the C,C.I, and
Pattime Club stone people were under
the impression that Mr, Fred. Wallis
had had his nose broken by a Pastime
player; this was not the case, as one of
the 0.. 1, boys caused the den -lege,
which- was purely accidental.
Manager Arrested
Frederick M. Holland, general man-
ager of the Dominion Permanent Loan
Company, of which there are several
stockholders in Clinton, was arrested'
in Toronto last week on charges aris-
ing QM of the bankruptcy of the com-
pany. It is alleged that for ten years
dividends were paid out of capital.
Service Stripes
Service stripes, a red one Showing
six Months' service in France with
the First Division, and a blue one
for every subsequent six months of
service, have made their appearance
among the troops now arriving home
Stripes are similar to Hie U. S.
chevrons, and are worn on the right
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Broke Bone In Foot
(Stratford Be.acon)s-The mauy
friends of Miss Aileen Roffey, 'Cambria
street, will be sorry to [earn that she
•is confined to her home with a broken
bone in her right ankle. Miss Rolley
was on her way to work when she
slipped and .fell ou the icy sidewalk.
Dr. Deacon dressed the injured foot
and it will be a couple of weeks before
she will be able to be about agaie -
Miss Roffev is well known here beim;
the fast little center player on the
Stratford Ladies' Hockey team.
Temperance Secretary
Occupies Pulpit
Exeter Tilnes:-Mr. A, T. Cooper,
of Clinton, occupied the pulpit in the
Main Street Methodist Church on Sab-
bath last in the interests of the Huron
county Temperaee Alliance Of which
he is the Field secretary, Is the
morning he_ spoke principally to the
young people ot the congregation
delivering a message that Iva,: an in-
spiration to his hearers. In the even-
ing he also deli erect an address that
was greatly appreciated. Collections
were taken lip on behalf of the alliance.
The pastor Rev. S. W, Aluxworthy
conducted services at Wyoming dur-
ing the day,
. Thursday, March: Vith, 199 8,
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are its beanty, its 5.55UPeii ,int(,:,,.
solid t81061111Cti013, and Its t. elnw the,
DEVVII prices. Any one or thesi? pultatz
would be teellivient to earn it yetx.e
preference, When they are ail r ;
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1 I'litght and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
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TEACHER'S INSTITUTE
SPRING DRI v
ThiS Year's Convention Of West 1
AMONM POWDER .
BON AMI... . • . .
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"ro add /est to Appetite imr
CATSUP, PORK and BEANS, CANNED
GOODS, SWEET or MIXED PICKLRS.
SALMON, all'
shown in tun wiudiv,.;
will assist you in preparation mt.
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meals.
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-Try our rot sh•aring systm e
cash Purchases at our Store. Satistact
ion guaranteed.
Huron Teachers Will Be Held In
Goderich,
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EXe0.111VO 0,,mmittee of West
Heron Teachers' Institute met at
Exeter on Feb. 23rd and at iloderich
on 31itrch It was decided to hold
the 1o01 institue meeting in Victoria
school, Goderich, oh the Thursday and
Friday preceding Thanksgiving Day
Dr. Silcox, Prineipal of Stratford Nor-
mal school, was chosen as the Depart -
Mental Representative. A good pro-
gram is being prepared. Those Present
were Miss Medd, president 1 W
R. Johnston, secretary Miss Leirou-
MiSS ChriSteila J0111).31011, Miss
Sharman, and Inspector J. E. Tom,
The Teachers' Library Committee
met at the. same time and selected a
number of books for their new library
from the Departmental catalogue and
from lists sent in by teachers. The
method of distributing the books 1,,
the teachers is a difficult problem
which wilt be definitely solved at the
next Institute meeting. The subjects
selected for the program will be sent
man offensive. These preparations , soon to the teachers who were selected
left no &Uhl 15 his mind as to the ab. to Introduce each sithJect
ility of the iklies to meet any enemy
assault. 'Everyone is cheery- over
there," he said, i i giving his impress- This is about the proper time to
iotia of how: the people overseas are remark that "We'll pay for all this fine
Standing the conrliet, weather in April."
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Stunning Dress Creations
Snappy Sport Models
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Owners, Our show room is a veritable theatre l,s,
A special showihg of Latest Styles and Shades.
We extend t you an invitation to attend. tisk
Easter showing ,
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11e time of year is approaching that
husv 110w:ow:yes are getting ready for
the Annual Spring Drive of Dust and
Dirt that has accumulated during the
mist strenuous ein'ler and, must get
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SMOOAPPS
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HIGHEST PRICES FOR PRODUCE
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SEASON
WILL SOON BE HERE, BE
READY BY ORDERING YOUR
PANS AND BUCKETS NOW.
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PLUMBING HO BENING
1 Second hand Wood Furnace fol
sale cheap.
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Phone Promptly Attended to
The Corner Grocery
"IR AND LET ME"
I BUSY AT HOUSECLEANING
It 3011 are, let us help you save tabor
hi: cooking, We have a delicious atm
of Cooked Ham -All ready, for the beble.;
tliat the entire family-. will appreciate.
And, if you prefer. you can haye
choice of a number of other lines tint
are easily made ready to serve,
Read this Bit: -
Cooked Hare, Canned Salmon, Kopper..
ed Herring, Canned Tomatoes, Corn or
Peas.
, For quick dess'erts we Would suggest
Jelly Powder, tapioca ready to semi l55
a minute, Jams and Marmalade.
--Butter and Eggs wanted, The
highest market prices.
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PHONE 413
CLINTON MARKETS DiEW SCHEDULE
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40 to 4'4c
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40, to 4?, Erive,
tio::s
12m, ter
"ets
312.10 to 2.15
Or,t's 80 10
92,10
1.11dn , 9615
Stun ts ... ... , . . , . 945.00
Hsy 940 to 3112
Barley $1,40 to 9(45
ck wheal ..... . 91.4 0 (o $1,60
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11.10 13,91. heave 11.1711R:
5.33 p.nt, Leave 45.4S
111.18 p.m. LeRVe 11.18 tpuk
Trah.s how W,sM
rtive 1.33 a M. leave 7.33 2.411
rrive 2,58 p.10, Leave 2.58 ip.tn
Tire1ma from Staab
rrive 6.40 p.m. Leaye iv4S ip. It4
Trains 99010 Nettle
rrive 1.33 g.M. Leave 7,80
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