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WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and •
House eui'nishiags
Phone 67.
Neixt to Royal Bank
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FADELESS. INDIGO SERGES , are in the SPOTLIGHT of POPULARITY for
men's and women's suits., They are made of the finest Australian wool in the hands of
skilled and competent cra'ftsmeli, They are soft and pliant yet firm antd
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strong. They are rich in feel and lustre -and will neither grow "shiny" with use
nor fade. They are the result of years of experience in the weavers art.
INCIDENTALLY 0000We stock "INDIGO SERGE". in all weightsand prices.
if you like blue serge clothing do not hesitate because your last one faded or
got shiny. "BUY A FADELESS INDIGO SERGE" because we are behind ' it with
an absolute guarantee.
Our stock of GUARANTEED INDIGO SERGE is one of the largest in Can-
ada. Come in and see them.
MEN'S STORE.
Custom Tailoring
Mens Furnishings.
Phone 103.
OppositioPub l icLi hrary
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Are you looking for something to 1 Magnolia Peas, Corn and Tomatoes are
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make Dessert for dinner—if so we can the highest Quality. cotieepnoJents are slippiu„ :a ,,,',Ssupply you with Quality Goode in thatNew stock of Cataups, Sweat or 8 little behind in the matter of r:)
line— Mixed Pieklns (bulk or Bottle) 13. 1'. ® pr mptneel •n s sending
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Some ter, , petite. O th:.t. uccnsiututt Bnh'bes of Hens c+)
® are ton !n•e. It. is a snfti role to L'''
Extra choice Cooking Figs, per Ib —10 i Laundry r nrtil the budget by Tuedav, it
Nice Cooking Apples per •pk 25 Our Lceder—Pure ry Soap e,
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O poesiblO• In any Paso malt o
Rice,. Tapioca Coen. Starch, Etc., .nil o S111resell The the t•we will resell a
make a splendid Dessert for Dinner, nate,. 0et this time of year. Phone Orders Promptly Attended to.
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IHiighest Prices For Produce. }•;. ,^y :{ .'s(' coomesity;c>seouccer t3ecse•9
Ao^',221? C5
� The investment in the electrical in-
dustries of this country is equal to the
assessed valuation of real property and
improvement in Greater New York.
V1,, C. T, U,
The W 0.'!'.U, will meet at the home
of Mrs, J, A: Irwin on Tuesday, Jan. !
30th at 4 o'clock. There will be en
Interesting program. A ten cent tea
will be served from 5 to 7, Everybody
is Invited,
REMEMBERED THEIR FRIEND/
The School children do not forge!
their friends in time of sickness or even
in good health. Last Thursday they
had a beautiful boquet of (lowers sent
to London -to Mr,'rhos. Jackson, end
needless to say "Uncle Tout" has a kind
ly feeling to the boys and girls,
WILLIAM GLENN DEAD,
On Mondayt4f this week Mr, William,
Glenn, answered the Gall after being
in ill health for the past year,. Deceased.
had only moved to his new home in
tpwn from Stanley township about a
month ago. He was a life long resi-
dent of Stanley township and served
for Many years as its Reeve, retiring
only a eouple of.years ago: "lie was 57
years of age. 'Besides his widow he is
survived by orate soli, .Edward, on the,` . A meeting of the Perth and Huron
Homestead• and three ill be held.
iii the Board Rooin of the City Hell,
Stratford, on Friday, January. 26th, at
10 o'clock In the morning.
SECOND 1610 130Y WOUNDED.
'rhe second 161st Batti. boy to be
wounded is Pte. F. H. Boyce, of Varna
who enlisted with the Bayfield'contin-
gent. He, like the Winghant soldier,
was enly in the trenches a few days.
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Phone 111
'I'H6 STORE OF Q rAmITT
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Good-bye—trusting in God
to bring him home to her safe-
ly—if that be His will.
Good -bye --trusting in you
and me to see. his. Mother.
tb►rough, while lie, her .natural.
support and defender, is some-'
where in France,. facing . shot
and shell for God, for right,
and ,for native land.
In the name of Christen-
dom, men and women, what
sacrifice is this ! What con- • -
secration to duty! Whatre-
'sponse to the . call of the
Motherland 1 What clarion
challenge to the world to
';Watch Canada!"
He goes joy of his Mother's
heart—idol of all her dreams
'from the day she bore him—
hope and bulwark of her
declining years.,
He goes—and, Heaven bless
his belief in us, his people, he
goes, leaving his most beloved possession to our careand protection.
He trusts us. Who will fail him? What man or woman, rich with the
possession of the memory of a Mother, will fail his Mother as a reward for her
sacrifice? •
'This trust of our soldiers is a holy legacy;
Give to the Mothers of our soldiers in the name of your mother- -as your
testimonial to Canadian Motherhood. Give to the Canadian Patriotic Fund.
$6,,000,000 must be raised in Ontario for this Fund for 1917.
Mothers, wives, and children of' Canadian soldiers shall never say that
their own people neglected them after their men went forward to suffer and to
die..
Every case helped by the Patriotic Fund is carefully investigated. Only
where assistance is really neededis assistance given. Everything humanly,
possible is done to avoid waste and prevent imposition.
Give as Your awn Heart Pro pts You to the: ,Pettriotic Fund
Ontario in being talked to assure the Oauadien Petriotle li'ttnd that it eec depend On having ere 'Miltlan denten in
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192.7 ter tb.0 m T irr million neof these aousllit are et bde setur ditn p ind1 Ids ad ebsetip iene, It Moro fe no Brandt or else Pond
year tU11Ap Pattietkti,Foitd, Vitterie atredt; -
If The New Era is not up to
the mark this week, blame Mr, La
Grippe. We cant guarantee to
keep everbody well these days.
The,staff has been doing itsbest
while the Editor has been off duty,
mom mss .,,
!ltursday, January. 25th, i9 7,
2, ,.0.:2.52.. unto
SOUTH' HURON L.O.L, CO. LODGE.,
The Co: Lodge of South Huron Mill
meet, at Exeter .on Tuesday, Feb. 5th.
Clinton will send a good representa-
tion.
PERTH AND HURON COUNTIES
DISTRICT PRESS ASSOCIATION.
C. Elliott, sof town; Mrs. Saunders, of
Goderich; and Miss Bessie at home. Ile
was it consistent member of Willis
church and was a Conservative in ,pol-
itics. The funeral is being this
afternoon.
SOCK SHOWER.
The great success of the Sock Show-
er given last Wednesday afternoon in
the Council Chamber by the Patriotic
Auxiliary was due, to a large extent, to
the kindness of the ladies of the town
who attended in large numbers and
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brought with them fruit cakes ruin m
socks for the Clinton boys overseas. pacmaeomes®rav2omoe0n0les
Asa result one hundred and seventy
parcels are now on their way taking Willis Church.
cheer to those who are Lighting for us
or will be in the near future, So much
fruit cake was donated that the young
ladies found they had enough to send
two pounds to each elan rn France.
The Auxiliary wish to thank •all those
who contributed, especially the Girls
Club of Willis Church for their splen-
did donation of twelve pairs of socks.
The proceds of the' tea were nearly 510.
CLINTON 10 MITCIiELL 6
A fast game of hockey was played
here on Wednesday night of this week
between t:lirton and Mitchell in the
Juvenile Leagte and the Clinton boys
demonstrated their ability as puck
ht is by panne up a score of 10 to 6.
Referee Thorn of iMilverion was very
partial in his decisions. Following guers were glut iu have the oportunity
of dstening to tit,, reverend gentleman.
Rev, Dr. Stewart. of Toronto, a for-
mer beloved pastor of Willis church,
took the services last Sunday.
Ontario Street Chinch.
On Monday evening Rev. i). Norman
of Nagano, Japan, who is back to Can-
ada for a holiday, addressed the League.
Ole gave an interesting account of hi;
work for the past 2u years and told
of tate scarcity of ; ,fikers le the
province he is in, as one million people
have been set aside for the M th,dint
church to look after and he ,lone is re-
presenting the General Board, with two
lady assistants. Ile states that the M-
eets of ',e war on the church, were for
the beat and excellent work has been
done in the past two year;. The Lea -
was the line u:—
Clinton Mitchell Miss Syb 1 Couruce ;cos stili. ,std at
one time with tete u:i,eister at Nagano.
Hill goal Lederman Wesley Church.Wheatley R. d. Lederman
Eliott 1. d. Davidson Dr. Rutledge will preach at both ser-
Kilty rover Aiorenzo vices on Sunday.
Livermore centre Cook Rev. Mr. Agnew, of Ontario St.
Carter 1 w Blowes Church addressed the League on ,Mon -
evening.
Cooper . r. w. Gaberty
1. O. 0. F. OFFICERS INSTALLED.
On Tuesday evening of this week
Rev. J. A. Robinson, Grand Chaplain of
Ontario, installed the officers of Clin-
ton lodge. Following are the names:—
J.
ames—J. P.G.—Bro. Mulholland.
N. G.—Bro. Watson
V. G.--Bro. Sutter
R. S. Bro..Gould
P S.—Bro. Wiseman.
Treas.—Bro. Chant.
Warden---Bro. Miller
Conductor--Bro. Johnson.
0, G, .' ro. Kerr.
I. G.—Bro. O'Neil
R.S. N. G.—Bro. Moore.
L. S. N. G.—Bro.. Mitchell
R. S. V. G.—Bro. Managhan
L, S. V. G,—Bro. Helstrop
R. S. S—Bro. Hellyar
L. S, S.—Bro. Draper
• Chap.—Bro. Hall.
-LEFT OVER
Owing to illness we have several
Obituary notices, Personals,' locals, Pa-
triotic lades, ; District ' news, and the
Poultry Prize !sat that we are unable to
gel rico' 1ypd:'for Thursday: We are
Sorry 'but they, will be puiblished next
week.
To The Near Ern,
Correspondents
• News' matter mailed to The
New•hlra •in unsealed envelopes
does not come under the postal.
classification of letters' and will
not require the special war tax
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Turn About
"I thick I'll go into baseball next
year," remarked tete actor who was
out of a job.
"But you don't know anything about
baseball," objected his friend.
"What's that got to do with it?
(ook at all the baseball players that
are drawing big salaries on the stage.
They don't know anything about act-
ing, do they?"
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Only - Kid -ding ! -
`,. Recruiter: ,"What! Join the army!
Why, you re only •au infant!"
Boy: "Well, let me loin the tu-
fantry! " •
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'fhe greatest boon to both mothers and babies since tl
cradle was invented. Every move of the baby rnov.,
swing and keeps it interested, happy ,heathful, out of your wa
and out of the dirt.
it is Made of White duck on covered steel frame and can b
washed-, 1 -lung on a single hook from doorway, porch Coif
.. ing or tree branch. '
The baby can't possibly fall out. It helps mother ge
their work done.
The W® D0 Fair a
Often the eheapest--73ilways the Best
Wife (icily)': "Yogi needn't speak to
me for a month!"' '
Httaband: "Then You expect to have
finished talking by that time?"
"Truth," said the ready-made philo-
sopher, "is stranger than fiction."
"Yes,'t replied the cynic, "but. 10 suf•
fern under the disadvantage of seldom
being so well expressed."
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We are on the other end of the wire, capable of under-
standing your needs, fully capable of selecting your wants,
and delivering then immediately. Telephone trading is a
time -saving, bother -saving method. ''
We guarantee this service correct.
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'Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over stor
a Merry Christmas
a Happy and Prosperous
New Year
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Thos.11awkins
Plumbing and Heating
Shop—over Howland's Hardware
E. E. Hunni
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Parents who test our Boys' Shoes, find it requires
money to keep the boy in good looking shoes when t
al buy the shoes we sell!
Gun Metal, Box Calf and Uris Leathers. Inisde and
side stays to prevent ripping. Solid, durable Shoes,
'not clumsy 4 y , $1,50; $2.00; $2.60 to 0$3.5O.
according to size.
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