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Miss Spring -Time
Dons a garden hatwith stream-
ers, underneath asfhich blooms
• a love of a frock with 3
surplice jumper affair that
comes right to the front with
its gracefully looped sash. It is
candidly proud of its bell-
shaped sleeves and the skirt that
fulfils its promise by being
simply a skirt with a soft ful-
ness at the waistline., The
stfirt is cut in three or four
rieces, and for the dress you
cen use silk, satin, taffeta, char-
_ mettse, messaline, crepe de
' Chine or gros de Loncires.
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Make ft Yourself--
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Be Patriotic
And Fashionable
Do something, Be produdiVe. That is the
true way to serve your country in war -times.
Do things yourself that release other hands
fbr other work.
Maye your own clothes at home, This is
the example set by the fashionable women
of Europe.
Use Butterick Patterns and dress in the
smart, simple styles worn by Paris.
The illustrated instructions with each But-
terick Pattern show you just how easy it is.
Make your selection now at our
BUTTERICK PATTERN DEPARTMENT
SEE OUR
GUARANTEED FADELESS INDIGO SERGE
Sold at
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67.
Not to Royal Bank
IThes.Your.Appette
1"4::.ted Ciaxi g?
As this is the time of year we desire
something in the line of relish to help
oar appetite during the busy season of
hoeseeleaning and seeding time,
A glance at our window and you will
see a line of Relishes that will soon
create an appetite.
YOU will see—
Sweet Pickles Tomato Soap.
Mand i lekies Tomato Chutney.
Minor Locals.
1 Monday was King George's Birthday
!and was a Bank holiday.
IA number from Clinton and locality
attended the Liberal annual meeting in
Tarvia is being put on the streets at
Goderich.
Hsnsall on Tuesday.
New Motor Sue
Olives Tomato Chili Sauce. 1
Horse Radish. etc.
PINEAPPLES
Leave Your order for your supply of
this Healthful Juicy Luscious Fruit, with
Us.
Try our Green Tea at 25 cents per tb
HIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND
EGGS
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Phone 111 TEM STORE OF QTIALITY
NEW SCHEDULE
Trains from East.
.Arz:•.•e 11,10 a.m. Leave 11.17 ram,
5.53 p.m. Leave 6.45 pan.
WITH THE CHURCHES
Mr. S. S. Cooper, proprietor of the
Normandie Hotel, put on a new motor
bus last week, instead (ff his horses,
.Mr. Corer made the frame work him-
self last winter in his spare time and
Painter Joe Copp dm the decorating.
while the Clinton Motor Car Co, in -
stinted the, body on a truck, bought by
Mr. ( esapor last year, 11 is quiet :t molly
but then -Our own som" 11
inited fot that kind of thing,
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PASSINGS THOUGHTS
BY THE
WAYFARER
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The Ilvdrostlectrie commiseioo has
1 5.1 8 p.m. Leave 1 1.1 S p.m. aquired the property of dm f fotario
Trains from West the largest amount contributed in the P. :v.for faenpany at Niagara Falk :old
m.o.,..• 1,e4.71,1Ms a power producer as well
a a distributer. More hove: 1 0 you,
Sof Adam!
Arr'•.e 7.33 a.m, Leave 7,33 a.m.
• 2.58 p.m. Leave 2.58 p.m.
Trains from South
A rrie e 10.30 a.m. Leave 11.10 a.m.
Ors. 6.40 p.m. Leave 6.40 p.m.
Trains from North '
Arrhe 7.33 3.111. Leave 7.50 aem.
s' • ). e 4.15 p.m, Leave 1.15 pen.
If•le, -
Goderich District. Our Sunday school
a's., had a prosperous a ear as ars, the
opworth League. The following Soc-
iety Representatives were elected:—.
George Shirley, E. G, Courtics, William
Con nell, Len Weir, William PI umsteel
end Fred Leonard.
Several auto loads of Alasona paid'a
fraternal visit .to Goderich on Thurs-
day evening, last
i. • . i Huron L. 0. L. Semi-annual The noon r .1
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nies...ifis will be held in the Clinton, night next and the boat trip ta Detroit
Le': 2 r..oni on friday afternoon of this on Tuesday. See big advt, for parti-
culars,
The decoration of C. can rrob-
ably be Molded out MIA, all the
rittriotic back yard Vegetable Culti-
vators.
If the wet wether keeps ur much
longer, Canadian bill -of -fare next wint
er will offer a little better•thau a. choice
between stewed alfalfa and frissd alsike.
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50110 day, Quebec mav get tired of
playing the “emant terribk- r:ax
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0, 16. IfacPIWRSON, assis ant pas.
5' r traffic manager, Western Lines
os che O. P. 11,, was born at Chatham,
Ontario, Juno 7, 1862, and was also
educated there. lie'entered the service
of the Grand Trunk at Toronto in 187G.
was with the company at evariotis
places until 1881, when he entered
the service of the Chicago, Rock ls.
lead and Pacific Railway as general
ent for Canada, Ho Joined the
Canadian Pacific Railway, Septem-
'Mr 1, 1886, as general travelling
agent, with an ()ace at Montreal, and
ti . following year he was appointed
:.frit passenger agent at Boston, In
<merge of the New England States
and Aittritime provinces, On abserp.
tio. fif the New Brunswielt Railway
in Isaid by the Canadian n.(4140.11411-
fe.' Le Was made assistant general
ss.: angor agent at St. John. lie
'41. transferred in the SAM position
remonto in 1868. In 1899 ho was
to (stead general pessehger agent,
eeen Lines, at Winnipeg. In 1910
.401 appointed assistant passenger
s a manager at Winnipeg.
i''tANCIS W. RUSSELL, land
Of t 0, P. 11,, Winnipeg, was born at
3 :ii,ge, England, Doe, 10, 3884,
,„ „oeedileatod 81 privato sohoolo15
England, He came to Canada n 1886
and entered the land department o
the Canadian Paeifie Railway, Aug
8, 1885, Ile was general clerk in the
land department from 1886 to 18,99.
110 was chief clerk from 1899 to 1932,
He was appointed land agent of the
company in Winnipeg, Feb, 1, 1912,
which position he still holds.
JACOB L. DOTJP10, chief surveyor,
C. P. R. Western Lines, was born in
Toronto, September, 7867. Educated
in Winnipeg public schools and St.
John's College, he graduated from
the University of Manitoba in 1887.
He entered the Canadian Pacific Rail
way service as assistant engineer on
construction in June, 1.830, lie be-
ef:MU) surveyor of the land department
in May, 1891. and was appointed ati4-
sistant land commissioner in Septem-
ber, 3000. IR) became general townsi to
agent in March, 1912, and chief our-
veyer of Western Lines in August,
1912.
IL PRESTON, asst. superintendent of
motive powor, Western Lines, C. P. Re
Was born at Toronto, July 28, 1863.
Ile entered railway service in 1877,
Priem 1 878 to 1,802 ho Was a maehiniat
apprentice connected with Toronto,
Grey add Britetiltal)WaY, loker ahsorli,
J.L.DOUPe
ed by the la P. R. 1882 tie 1884, m1)i
chinist, C. P. 11,, Winnipeg, and To -
route, Grey and Bruce Railway, To.
ronto, 1884 to 1887 he was a maehins
1st in the employ of the C. P. R. at
Toronto; 1887-1890 he held the post)
tion of locomotive foreman at Have.
leek, Ont, From 1890 to :1894 he woo
l000rvotivo foromva t Louden, Ont.
1 894 to 1897 locomotive foreman
Smiths Palls, Oat, 1807 to 1898, loco.
motive foreman, lifentreal;01808 to
1801, locomotive foreman, Toronto;;
1901 to 1009 master annehanic,
Superior Division, Norris Bay, Ont;
ME to 1909, master Mechanic, On.
Carlo DiVision, Toronto; 1949 to 1714,
plaster naechanic, Manitoba Division,
Sinee 1914 he has been
Assistant stsperintetdent of mtto,
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A WEEK IN CLINTON
Cot lite Ph:charge.
Gunner Harold Kitty who bee been in
London for the past couple of months
has been honorably discharged on Mon-
day, lie has been spending a 'few days
here during the past week.
Teach People to eat more Fish.
The Resources Committtee of On-
tario will institute an immediate cam-
paign to Increase the use, of fish, as 0
food hi the interests of the greater
production movement.
1011 10 Foot,
While Working on Saturday Mr. Alex.
Clidmore had the misfortune to step 011
an 1101 and Was off work fog several
days.
Bowling.
On fair days the Clinton bowlers are
getting the kinks out of their arms and.
practicing kitty touchers,. The mem-
bership list has been in circulation and
It looks as If the Club will have a good
list.
Honoy Crop.
Prom the schedule of the various
counties furnished the Provincial Apiar-
ist we take the following figures given
for Huron County:-RepOrts received
17; colonies fall 1 9 1 6, a 296; colonies
spring 1 91 7, 1 099; per cent. loss 1 5.2;
crop prospects, fair,
North Fluron Convention.
The annual meeting and a nominating
convention of the Liberals of North
Huron for Provincial purposs, will be
held in the Town Hall, Wingham, on
Tuesday, June 1 91 ha commencing at
1.30 o'clock. Officers are to be elected
ancr a candidate will be selected. Prom-
inent Liberals, both ladies and gentle-
men, will be present and address the
meeting, It is desirable that every
part of the riding be represented.
Hotel Regulations.
1 Attended Social,
I A great Many fr0111 town attended
i the barn social at the barn of Reeve
1 Lobb on Friday and. 311 enjoyable time
I1*3$ spent by all. , ,
Lost 15 Chiola,
Recently Harry Bariliff lost 15 of his
!best chickens by ft raid by Mr, Weasel,
who will receive a warm welcome on 3
returnVisit,
Orange Meeting Postponed.
The meeting of the Orange Grand
Lodge of Britlsh-America, which was
to have been held in Charlottetown, F.
li, 1„ in July, has been Postponed until
1918, although the place of meeting
will not be changed,
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A Fraternal Visit. ,
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Two auto lottds of 114350119 were at
Goder1ch last Thursday night and Paid
1 fraternal visit with the Cu. town
members. The third degree was con-
ferred. The Clinton members had an
enjoyable evening. A couple of other
cars were to have gone but the threat-
ening weather prevented -'them going.
Likes Train Service.
The new G, T. R. timetable which
Went into ,effect on Moneay susts Mitt
chell people well as .they can get tne
morning' mail before 11 o'clock, where
as before the change it was after one
pm. as a rule and the 5.15 p,m. train
brings the evening papers almost an
hour ealier, enabling subscribers to
get their papers on their way home at
six o'clock,
Got Military Pay.
A return tabled in the House of Com-
inons last Thursday gives details of the
amounts, comprising military pay, sep-
aration allowances and expenses paid to
the twenty-six members of Parliament,
now serving, or who have served in the
Canadian Expeditionary Force, Among
the names is Lt. -Col. E N. Lewis, M.P.,
for West Huron, who drew out 63,1 50,
Minor Locals.
According to the new regulations
respecting standard hotels , prepared
by the Ontario Board of License Com-
missioners, inspectors are urged to in-
sist upon a more strict obedience to
the regulation requiring secure bolt on
the inner side Of every guestroom &for,
in • each room 3 card stating rates for
room. anti meals must be posted prom-
inently.
Lucky to be Alive.
Mr, John Torrance has received word
from .his son, Lieut. Edgar Torrance,
who was recently reported as wounded
in France, in which he states that he
was very lucky to be alive after what
he came through. Ile is the mile. °ni-
cer of his company left and his C,0, and
Lieut,Waiters, of London, were killed
while he was talking to them. They
were fiercely bombarded with shells an4
gua and even after he was wounded he
had to weir his respirator for a long
time the gas being so bad. Edgar did
not speak of his own wounds except
that his eyes wore injured, He said
over half 11 his company were rut out
of business in less than hali an hour.
Lieut. Torrance is mew in 11,3. 4th Lon.
d'ffn General Hospital, Kirn,'s College,
Denmark Hill S. E., Loll 4,1, England.
Making a Success of Hotels Without Bar
Under the above heading The orn-
0 is running replies from Mayors,
Pem es, etc. of the various towns in
Ontario, The folls)wing under the sub-
heading -Better than Formerly" is from
Mayor Thomps(e1,-- "Conditions are
better than formerly. We had 113.0
hotels before. and now have four.
Moals and sleeping accommodations.
:.yere worse before prohibition than
they are now. 'rho hotelmen seem
to .1:7.0 making money, Prohibition has
henesitted our community. There is
not so much lost time, and the ieoney
is ging 100 proper way. Temperance
hotels can be made a success of. It
would be wise to invest tn temper-
ance hotels were accommodation is
needed. The hetehnen here are trying
edjust themselves to new conditions,
one hoelmen has a small store and
One hotelman has a small store and
another sells 111115, and 1135 a garage
utached."
Summary of Crops in 5, Huron.
The Farmer's SUI1 of last week gives
the 1,1,1 111119 et:inmate. of the crop
ditiuns in Smolt Iluron)--Fall Wheat,
%;erroa; Ss01
51:1! reoast,n,
f,dcwa,srle,rais4--fwills,
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mud; beaus 21)11; putatoes too; corn,
too; spring growth. not up; clover,
backward; prospects for crops—not
bright. Along with the..summary is a
letter from Mr, Thos. McMillan, Liberal
Candidate for South Huron;Wheat look's
very poor, far less than ono -third the
usual acreage, and much has been re
sown. The spring has been very back-
ward. Many of the spring, crops are
not :up yet; there has been very littio
growth. Crop prospects are not bright
for this year at present. Just now,
after a three -days' rain and sleet, the
laud is full and flooded with warer, and
it is stiii very cold. The weather bas
been the coldest and the growth more
backward than at almost any time in My
experience.-
CLINTON
FLOUR MILLS
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Just Receivedla car of Western
Oats wlich We will sell at
75c
per Isushol.
Also have a -quantity of Oran and
Shorts on hand.
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A Share 01 1110 public Patronage
Solicited.
JOHN SCFIOENHALS
CLINTON : ONT.
Phone NO, 8
Order your city pepers through The
New Era,
A few weddings are. on hand this
month, Are you in the number? If so
The New Era Is ready to supply the in-
vitations, announcements and wedding
cards.
Brussels has formed a Business Men's
Association, W. H. Kerr, senior mem-
ber of The New Era is the new President
They are aiming at 100 members.
No more honeymoons or holidays in
the United States for Canadians be-
tween 18 and 15 is the .stecree of the
Dominion Multigrade:11 officiate. 13u.si-
ness is the sole reason which will in-
doce an immigrant officer to part with
a passport.
There's 3 grand crop of dandelions.
Obituary.
There passed away at the h(•,ine
her tom at Niagara Falls, Ont., on Wed-
nesday, May 1610, Charlotte Robison,
relict of the late Thos. Tunney. The
remains were brought to Slyth and the
funeral took pleee from the home 01
her daughter, Mrs, W. A. Cole, inter-
ment being made in Westfield Ceme-
tery. The late Mrs, Tuinsey was sorn
111 Notth Dumfries, Oxford county, in
th year 1 SS 341 aed was married to her
late husband in East Wawanosh in 1187,
and for many years she was it resident
of that township. For the past thir-
teen years she had made her home at
Blyth with her daughter, Mrs. Cole,
and at that time. of her demise she
was on a visit to her son at Niagara
Falls. She was much esteemed in the
0,111;)1U 11113. in which she resided for
so inany years. She was a life long
member of the Presbyterian Church.
Deceased was the mother of eight_
five sens and three daughtera; Feherf.
of Clinton; James of Westfield; ;fess
J. 11, Clark, Toronto; 7,110, 3001
'111. So Seeforth (deceased) ; Mrs, W. 9,
Cole and Archie, Myth; William, Editer-
ton,Alta. ; Thomas, Niagara Falls
toelthers and two sisters survive: Ar :1140
Robison, Auburn; '1'! 211.10 and William
Robison. North Dakota; Mrs. T. P. Mit-
chell, Clinton. Mrs, R. Wallace, Lloyd -
minister, B. 0.
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S. J. Andrews had an aezeunt
$5.65 for
W. Elliott billed the town for ;.2
for a cord of wood,
..2.20 was paid A, 3 Holloway
50'. il) coal.
Hydro account for street ligh 1411; 15
and hail was 2.419,
Thos. Cottle we:; paid 5 6.9.I 00.
eruce trees lair cemetery.
• fl, Carrieles salery for May ea); 00
was paid.
For rostasse for aax notices. W. fa,
Fair 0 Co, had aa 11c0.11ili )1 at 2.50.
W. Gurd & Co.. London, had an ac-
count of $4.34+ fof dog taxds.
P, It. Teleeraph Co, had an ec-
count of $3.04 1 iind Bell Telephone co.,
.75 cents.
New Era had a printing account of
$4.25. •
The pay sheet for May was 549.80.
H. salary for superintendent of
Cemetery for May tyas 53 3.3 3,
The Receipts were given as follows:—
J. W. Shobbrook, work at Cemetery
6.(10
II. Hill, work at Cemetery..., 17.1)0
51110 of Lot 8.00
Care in perpetuity , 2(1.0(5
J. Wheatley, Market scales 8.5o
550.50
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HOUSE CLEANING WILL
SOON COMMENCE
11061! SUCH A LOT TO DO"
Get your Wall Decorating don4(3d It will
be a good advancement. We hOe in Wall
Paper the variety and range of selec on, which
surely
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assert with safety that in our numerousvatterns.
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hope Will satisfy your; taste, • We 0)1.
so varied in design, dolouring and , char,acter,
you will conveniently find that which;4 pro-
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A Tested Lens—. ---
An Accurate Shutter—
Simple Operation—
Good Pictures—
All these are assured when you purchase aKodak
Anybody can take good pictures with aKodak or Brownie. We
have them from $1.00 up. Come in and.let us show you
how easy they are to use.
—We do developing and printing and guarantee good results—.
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The Features Our
urniture
To which we invite special 1.,14.Mio0 •
ri? its beauty, its aesured coo''41),
olid eiestInetien, and its leiew the
uswil pr! 041. Any one of thme. pointe
woid4 be soil-lei:ea to earn 7013.
preference. When they ale ell tont.
hined wo feel sure you
that, this ie 11 Itivnitlire buying :ppm.
(unity you 00.11 no 0 afford to Lenore,
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Are you puzzled as to what to sena
the boys at the Front? We suggest --
Reindeer Coffee Reindeer Cocoa
G. Washington Coffee
Chocolate Chocolate in cakes
Cowan's Milk Chocolate
1 Nut Bars I5ovril
Oxo Cubes Crean Cheese
'Pork and Beans Chewing Guns
AH KindsI Canned Fish and Meats
Leave your order now before prices
advance.
Pineapples
Bananas
SPECIAL
Oranges Lemons
Lettuce Rhubarb
—Ilig,,hest market price for 13011411 114
111 1 Eggs,
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Plumbing 112141 Heating E
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For Conservative Men. Men who travel in the middle of the
Road of Footwear Fashions, and who appreciate the Ihnit of
Foot Comfort we have Special Shoes!
Shoes that are Dignified and Good Looking, but built for Corns
fort! Shoes ghat are made so perfectly that they cause men to
say as soon as their feet are inside of them "Weill 'that's the
best feeling shoe I ever had on in my life•!"
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11.10141fig •for Font ETE
The leathers are blacks, tans, patents, very soft and pliable.
Low flat heels, self supporting arch and easy tread,
$4.00, 86.00, $6.00 to $9.00
We fit these Comfortable Shoes with the greatest care and a
man's Foot troubles are gone orevert
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