HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1917-02-15, Page 5ursday,•February 95th, 1917.
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There aro good points in sear•
ly all ` makes of watches.-•
there are haw that ars bad
in every respect.' la REGINA
WATCHES you will find sun-
hodtrd ALL the good points a'
watch son bows, lodged from
the standpoints'of SOLIDITY,
DURABILITY, RELIABILITY.
11. BELLVAR
The oldest established Jewelry
store in Clinton.
YOUNG HURON DOCTOR
:brought to be an incurable disease.
The letter says:
'Wang Yii Wei
Tzeliutsing, Szechwan, China.
Dr. E. C. Wilford, a Canadian, grad-
-sate. of Toronto and Edinborough
Medical Colleges, came to China to be
superintendent of the General Hospital
.at Tzellutsing, Szechwan. Dr. Wilford
is one whom, tho retiring in disposi-
tion, it is a pleasure to meet. His
whole mind is bent on works of kind-
ness, and he is pre-eminently prof':
cient in his profession. For years now
die has been the means of bringing no
small joy to the people of this place.
I was Introduced to Dr.' Wilford by
. t'4fr. Hung Chih Ho, and soon learned
the kindness of his character and the
,proficiency of his medical work. My
son, Wang-Yii Beli Ling, was - afflicted
-with a permanent disease of the arm,
- which for ten years defied' treatment,
and now at twelve years of age was
almost a cripple. Securing, however,
.'the services of Dr. Wilford, in less
than three months the disease was
more than half cured. On account of
!the fact that Dr. Wilford is now re-
tufning home I have given my son
• ever to the care of Dr, Crawford, who
takes Dr. Wilford's work, and expect
that before long my son will be en-
'grey cured._
Dr: Wilford lea -Vet- for his Country
-With our deepest feelings of love•and
of gratitude for his work in healing
arty son, which kindness can never be
xepaid.
Yours respectfully,
(signed) Wang Yii Wei
(A member of the gentry).
Now, having fulfilled his mission in
the far east, the doctor is off to alle-
• viate the sufferings of his fellowmen
in the war zone, yet, another striking
tribute to the deeds of the Canadians
who have responded to the call of the,
Motherland, '
Thorough mixing is
what ' makes cake
delicate and tender
Lam:
makesthebest eakebe-
causeit creams quickly,
and thoroughly with
the butter which is the
hardest part ofthe mix-
ing. Its .purityand
extra f°f ne" grannie -
lion make it dissolve
at once.
2 and 5 -Ib. Cartons
10 and 20-1b. Bags
"The All -Purpose Sugar"
ammosessimiduleillmoms
Most of the fellows that Jack Lagrippe
sent to the mat during the, last two
weeks and had to take the count are up
and shaping for another round.
FELLOW -PRESIDENTS
HONOR COL. COOPER
Commanding Officer of 198th
Battalion One .of Canadian
Club Founders.
Toronto Globe:—Col. J. A. Cooper,
commanding officer of the Buffs, who
are shortly to leave for overseas, was
the guest of honor last Friday evening
,at a gathering at' the National Club, of
/the Past Presidents of the Canadian
• -:Club. Col. Cooper is not only one of
aforst Presidents of this splendid organ-
ization, but was instrumental in its
' - foundation. Fie has always evinced the
keenest interest in its.,,welfare, and his
associates in ,the promotion of this
stub tnet Iasi evening to do hint honor,
on the eve of his departtire for active
service .at the front,
Complimentary addresses were made
by the several gentlemen present, ex-
• tending the best wishes to ,the depart-
ing Colonel, During the coarse of the
_evening' he was presented with a club -
nag.
Two weeks until Lent.
Wednesday was St. Valentt:te's bay.
Use The New Era's advertising col-
mmns.
This is the Semi -centennial year of
..Confederation,
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
. Alwaysbears
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THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
Birthst Marriages & Deaths , MISS MANBirths Tells Flow To Cure Cltronio floc
LAWSON,-s In Clinton,, on Feb,lithgh
to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lawsuit, twins_, I I d $Isar, ppes1151* am a aarllenter,.
(boy and girl,) and the Tit-�tpe lett worn outlt n weak,
cough, rqn•down, out and weak.
ADDISON-In Hullett, on rcbruary I took all kinds of cough syrupe without
Sth, to Mr. and Mrs. William Addison, help, 1 read about Vinol attd decided to
try it., Before 1 had taken a bottle 1
felt better, and after taking two bottles
my cough is entirely oured, and 1 have
gained new rim' and energy.'—Joscrr L,
Dnxxrs,
Vivol is a delioioun non -secret tonic
which is gguaranteed for eoughu, colds
and bronchitis and for all weal, run.
PATRIOTIC BRANCH down conditions,
J,
E. Hovey, drug'•gist,Ointon,
Maoora the best druggists in all
Onta
a Son, •
• Deaths
'i'l•IOMPSON,—In Clinton, on Sat-
urday, Feb. 19th, Robert Thompson,
Aged79 years and tt months,
ECONOMICALLY MANAGED
Sone Facts Regarding The Patriotic
Fund Work in Huron
As there"are frequent evidences that
the work of the Patriotic Branch for
Huron County is not as widely known
as it should he to prevent misunder-
standing, the following items gleaned
from the procedings at the last month-
ly meeting of the Executive, in Goder-
ich, should prove of interest to those
wishing to know the facts, es well as to
the people of the County as a whole.
Slitce the opening of the work not
fewer than 350 facilies have been dealt
with from this office in Goderich, and
at the present time about 300 are on
the list for monthly allowances. The
total payments for the month of Jan-
uary will aggregate $4,500, including
the amounts retained and placed in the
Savings Batik to the credit of the bdn-
eficiaries. It is worth noting that this
system of saving one-half the monthly
allowance, adopted by this Branch, has
been found of great benefit to partici-
pants who found themselves in an em-
ergency which needed the help of a
little ready cash, and the example of the
Huron Branch has been urged by the
An audited statement front Ottawa
Shows that, in the years 1915 and 1916
a total of $53,026 was drawn from the
general fund for distribution in Huron
County, and this large sum has been
bandied here without the disagreement
of one cent with the audit at Ottawa.
A report from the Executive of the
Citizens' Campaign fund of 1915 and
1916 in Goderich showed that, includ-
ing the town's share about $2,395 was
in arrears on Dec. 21st, but, with the
town's balance paid, the amount to be
collected and considered good was
$452,75, and this is understood will
be all in ,4lfortly. -
The expense 'Of the working of the
Patriotic Branch in this County is less
than 34 of one per .cent., made up of a
small salary for clerical help, office
rent, printing, etc., and notwithstand-
ing an occasional impression to the
contrary, not one cent has ever been
paid to the officials who are conducting
the work.
Two other branches of war work are
looming up, and will likely entail a
large amount of labor separate from the
ordinary Patriotic branch. These are
Ottawa Executive for general adoption. irst, the Pensions branch. Within the
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last ten,days about thirty sets of papers'
for settling claims have been received
at this 0010e, Mud these are now in the
!rands of the respective Reeves where
the soldiers' families (lye, to ire filled
up and sent in to the Patriotic officials
here and then forwarded to the Pen-
sions Board at Ottawa for settlement,
Altogether about 31 casualtles are un-
der consideration for this County up to
date,
Then, second the care of disabled
soldiers who are returned to this.
County. Titis work, involving contin-
uous and careful attention, will be
undertaken by the War Auxiliary of
the County, Mr, W. Brydone, of• CHu-
ton, the County President, addressing
the County Council at its recent. session
for co-op'eratiolt in the work,
It will be seen from the above that
the work in connection with Huron's
share in the war is no small matter,
but the Executive and the officials who
are carrying it on do so with a desire to
do "their bit" willingly and cheerfully.
For a time the work was conducte's
`under extreme difficulty, with no pru-
ner office accommodation, but now a
room in the Masonic Temple building
is occupied, and with adequate equip-
ment there is no decay PI .311Xn+aaygtt Pi
the wonky ,s.n issati '' ^79'F# 15igt
MINOR LOCALS.. '
It is reported from Walkerton that
the cast of the' machinery of the old
twine factory there has been removed
and Shipped away. The empty building
is another motnutnent to the failure of Good day Sir; have you a few pounds ' The New Ere welcomes all items of
the co-operative movement which had of coal you can spare? • interest for its columns and is glad toe.
considerable strength in Western On- News consists of reports of events get it by phone, mail or dropped int*
tario twenty years ago.#hat have taken place. Notices of them the office.
In remitting subscriptions send before they take place is advertising. February :list will be Ash Wednes•...
Postal notes of money order. 11 priv- There is one bumper crop this year day
ate cheque, exchange must be added if anyway—the ice crop. Renewed your New Era yet?
payable outside of Clinton
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Ladies Mantles
• Duriilg the next two weeks it is our aim to turn every,
•Ladies' or Child's Mantle :now in stock into "Cash."
, in order to do this we have simply ignored the re-
gular prices of these goods and ard marking them at
prices that must mean a quieklean-up of every garment.
As an Extra Special we have put in one lot about i5
ladies coats that originally sold at from PO to $15 and
have priced the lot
choice... , ....., ,.E.,..l -.,i f.44.4 $4.95
*a., Also some Children's coaly at $1.98 up:
We are also cleaning up at big price reductions a lot
p�4 of odd lines and broken sizes of winter goods which ,we
positively will not carry over another year.
ammasammusauumr
l Bros.
Plumstee
•
Small Profits Phone 25. More Basiness
Agents, --New Idea Pattern—Semi-Ready Clothing
0
point'From your •.Jof view thia.For we operate on the bas_ c
—one c;-ecutive organization.
—one factory natnegarnent
.—QS1C purchasing U11C
cc!Cn cr... ]CID20
---one fvrou) Cif dealers
—to plan, produce a..d cell- all Overland, Wily a
�t el'e.
c. -1d 1tJ11Yy5-1.S.YtY�:,Ylt L cCl. .
iuyingr power is concentrated. Cost:, are Cris-
t.i",Di:te -o.rerr all these caro. The cavinge are
e: or..-- oizs.
ct result �: re are producing caro of c_:.; veti o tl
gj"loli ty —and marketing them at unu ri cs.:y low
prices. '
Every car is built to a rigid etmncar;l ci _
fn 2a?::cc, cor_ifo:t and appearance.
The now r.eodcls are Listed in thio announcement.
They include Overland inodc?n from the snappy
comfortable $n O Light Four to the beautiful
Light Six Sedan at $2220.
They include also . the big !Dandcome Willys-
K nights from 1 the Four at ya1C0O, to the super
c`'-acic>.t ?",i;^,' t at $2730.
These new :models establish price records, value
records and performance records which we believe
will prove to the public conclusively that the vast
economies of vast production ' are the key note and
manufacturing secret of tl" a greatest value for the
least amount of money.
,lnOSt iulportant.
For herein we 'let forth the achievement toward
which the Willys-Overland organization has c±ncd
for the last eight years.
This achievement incl word iii the completion
of the gigantic"Willys-Overland organization to
a point where a comprehensive line of automo-
biles can be made and marketed. under one head.
This means tremendous economise --races Cream-
er than ever before. •
This means the elimination of alt waste, all lost
.motion and much greater factory efficiency.
This meats an even higher grade of cars at
much more attractive ve prices.
AU of which means a substantial saving for you
on the next car you buy.
For now and. for the first time in the history
of the automobile 'business we as one single
organization offer the public a full and, cane
prehensive line of automobiles. t0;.
This concentration—this greater efficiency—this
more effective means of pulling together is going
to set a new standard of low priced . high-grade
automobile values.
R. GRAHAM
PHONE 5 CLINTON, ONTARIO -
Overland A.iblit Four Models
ref.
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Roadster, 104 -in. wheelbase $+' 910
Touring 1.06 -in. who.11.>so is 930
Sport Model—Country Club— (Illustrated) $1030
Overland Big Four Models
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err"g,
,4r til I,
:Pad ter, '11.^. -in. wheelbase .4'4170
Touring, -112-sit, whrclhsce--(Illttstrtte4) . uiio0
• (.5.:5.11su C .sed Cars)
W+ ia: my„.ry • er. z e'?,, Ltd.
Head CL'. is e rasa! 'V+j fasts
, `Blest. Toronto, -Canada.
211621111
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Overland Light Six Models
:t
Roadster, 116 -in. wheelbase --(Illustrated) , 2136,0
1oa.ing, 110-itt. wheelbase $1380.
(:,es alto CIosod nus)
Willys-Knight 7 Passenger Models
Four Cylinder Touring, 121 in. wheelbase .. 54800
Eight Cylinder, 125 -in. wheethrot•(1 astratcd) 52730
(Zee also Closed cars)
Overland azsd Wiltyr-Krnight
Cloned Cars '
•
Overland lei Four Conne. 11S•4n wheelbase t1.760
Overland lite tvur °•i :.:a, :sl -i.. wt•hc:c,u: a $.:000
Overland 1.,9;11t. Sc'c C,;tnpo, 110 in. whcclbare 51040
Overland Li;,ta..aie au an, flu -fay t:lrcaiuHs�j 0
( r t.trn adtf
Willy e- ttir,tt 'Pony Ceime, l t : t rite l' on t o
Willye 1s.ui+. alt i onr 5c l tt 791.4:t. w01e1',.c a r
WillyrrlstubhtFoun l.itnout,t:t.i,1 1-;n. " 714,
All prices 1. o. b. Toronto
and azalea to change wi. iol.tt notace.,
uwmasd u" t ire va« atteaValaer t : t + u,