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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1917-11-08, Page 6XE1PTTM PAGE ,6 ara,osas.taanw Glint G.G At_. i Ay. 1 Gr a .: Mere, landisi . , Eveat w IC AND UN R WALE'S FIRF . ;\ LE NOW ON A dazzling array of the most fascinating value -giving offerings ever presented.. A glitter- ing carnival of unprecedc !ted bargains, fairly beaming with rarest underprices. This announce- ment of such extreme radical reductions, at the very incipiency of the winter season, on Up - to -Date Dry Goods and Rouse Furnishings, and on every conceivable piece of female toggery is certain to create an unusual economic furore among thrifty shoppers. The difference between "a Fire Sale and other stales you see advertised is briefly --just, this; The goods we offer is the Same Kind as we sell at all other times, but with prices em- phatically reduced, We do not handle Merchandise that is especially made to sell cheap. En our advertising we shall not offer brag in place of bargains, or frenzied claims instead of sober facts; the goods we offer being in all cases identical with those we carry in stock at all times. Do not stay away from this sale because you imagine the best bargains are gone, for this is not the case. With stocks as big as ours it w ould require a lot of selling to reduce them much, in fact the selling of last'week would amount to less than two per cent. of our stock, hone over ninety-eight per cent. of our except Tonal bargains are still here. COME AND SEE. RULES TO GOVERN THIS GREAT SALE ii.—No Goods sent on approval. 2.—We reserve the right to limit the quan City purchased by any individual person; this we do in fairness to all. 3.—Customers can have goods held for a period not exceeding thirty days on payment of a small deposit. t17.00a72`13...,,,m arstmrs,r::ez .ue wAea' a..,== - ,•, .Er drat=ts77,r ou • dec , qP' ed Some clay by an 8inite%tiaal O DON'T MESS THE BOAT, P Bazaar in time to reach your friends before Salmon Water ice Wafers Christmes, with that box that they tare Loaf Sugar Gum looking for and expect. Chocolates Etc, Etc We have gathered in our store goods that they appreciate and look for. Below we give a petite' list:— Home Cooking time is now on. What shortening are you using. We carry Prepared Cocoa Sardines the three popular lilies and if you are NtPrepared Coffee Cocoa not using them you will appreciate Saturday : F d` George Washington CoffeeOlives the advantages offered you in these Pork and Beans tines—Easifirst; Domestic; Crisco. 1 9� Polley HIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND EGGS • commencing at 2 p.m.— to be held by ihu'Young Ladies' Pato itoxillalnl in the TOWN HALL, CLINTON, on qies. Phone 111 THE STORE. IDF 9C111:Ca.1'i Y Rummagq Sale ulumuutaamiemumunisaciam At Hamilton. tin ron County Liberals were few w•ho attended the Convention at Ham- ilton last week. For South Huron, Charles Harvey, of Exeter, and North Huron, Alex. Saunders, Goderich, and H. 13. Elliott, Winghai, were among those who registered. Minor Locals The teth of November will soon be here. Canadian fishermen in Lake Huron WANTED -13y the Y.L.P,A. for their purpose to Corm an asociatyon and deal directly with consumers, Rummage Sale, on Nov. 10th. Any- Is this Indian Summer? thing and everything incluidang old 'There was only one report for service clothing (in good repair) furniture, at the Mitchell Postoftice and -over one • hundred appiteations for exempflole I up to . last Wednesday. • Fall Assizes are on at Goderich this week, :THOSE wishing to contribute, kindly Don't force the Bazaar and Business notify, Mrs. May Rance MacKinnon, • Men's supper on Saturday in the.town or Miss W. O'Neil. hall. books, etc, TFWLIIJNAL MILITARY SERVICE ACT 1917 For th-e Attention of glass One Men The location of The Exemption this district is as follows:— Tiibunal Ont. No. 134, Ont. No. 131, Ont. No. 133, Tribunals in• Clinton Seaforth Goderich These Tribunals will commence to deal with claims for exemption on November 8th. All claims for exemption must be evade not later than November 10th. Those who make or have made their claim for exemp- tion in writing through the Post Office will receive notice by registered letter of date on which their claim will be dealt with. Those who neglect to make use of the Post Office must present themselves in person at aTribunal on November 8th, 9th or 10th, and they will then be informed as to when their claims will be d'eait with, Reports for service must be made on or before November 10th through the Post Office, Severe penai"ties are provided by law for failure to report for service or claim exemption as above.' issued by Tlte: Military Service Council. 507 SALE OF—Fancy Work (aprons a specialty; home Baking, Candy; Soldiers' Comforts; Ohl Timers' Booth. ALLIED TEA ROOM—Tea served all afternoon. SUPPER FOR. BUSINESS MEN at 5 o'clock. AUCTION'SALE of remnants from Bazaar at 7 o'clock. Real Business Method. Every business mann should be sup- plied with good stationery, A rubber stamp may be cheaper, but it looks cheaper. This is the 2uth Century. and appearances count. Try The New Era when you want letter beads, bill treads, note heads or anything in com- mercial printing. Nov. 14th last day for Appeals November 1411; is the Last clay for appealing; to have your name put on the 1017 voter's list. Any persons who have unwed into town and Become owners in tenants of property since the assessment roll was completed should sec that their appeal is lodged with the 'town Clerk on or before the above date or they will be debarred flail voting at the 01 ulcipal election in .January. CATERS MILE y 11 `V ti' 4'4 Pi L.I,S Nature's Way L Best Nature's laxative is bile.• If your liver is sending the bile on its way as it should, you'll never be constipated. Keep the liver tuned right up to its work. Take one pill regularly (more only if necessary) untilyourbowels act reg- ularly,. freely, naturally. ORS' ,I S' INFIX IVElt fMi tic 6ears lig/totem roloa'lnse faces oaten show ti e abetment boa ifs the ?blood. 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Hallowe'en locally was compara- tively quiet, There were the usual number of parties; doorbells rang and windows rattled, steps removed—but it was not like it used to be, Must Observe Food Rules, Some say we are to have a long, open Pall. We don't count much 00 weather prophets but will be glad to see a mon- th of tine Autumn weather, particularly when fuel is scarce, Coal Here ' Notices are being distributed, draw- A, J, Holloway got a ca' of chest of the public's attention to the fact _,tut nee .one of stove coal during the that more food notices are must be� hast week and it lasted shout as long practiced. The notices are being con as a snowball in South Africa—even then there are hundreds of empty Y coal bins in town, The Midway is the Place. The New Era has always believed the midway was the ideal location— but now we have the proof. Besides the good looking merchants on the street, the had the Liberal Club roans to. help the neighborhood, now with the approaching elections, the Con- servatives have rented the vacant 5110 of J. Taylor's for a committee room, Some midway all right, snecuou.lv placed in every eaten. house. The order asks all persons ui ordering food to consider the needs of Great Britain and her Allies and their armies for wheat, beef and bacon. Any proprietor or manager of a public. eat- ine place violating the regulation Is subject to heavy penalties, C. C.1. News A Literary Society will be formed in the near future. The Board has secur- ed use of the hall over the Public Library for the use of the students. The students of the C. C. 1, had the privele!;e u1' hearing Dr, Waiters, on. Monday, who is as returned medical missionary from India. Ile represent- ed the Canadian Collegiate Movement and his address was much enjoyed by the students. ile related many interest- ing stories of his work in India as a doctor and impressed on the students the great need for workers in that field. Ile told of the splendid part India was playing in the present war and stated that -we. in Ca ndaa did not hear as much of this part as ave should. He strongly appealed to the students to go out to help on in the great work that is teeing carried on, Former Rector Married. The Toronto Star of Thursday last makes reference to a social event in Toronto, in which the groom, Rev. J. C. Putts, was a former rector of St. Paul's church:—St. Thomas' church was the scene of a quiet wedding at three o'clock this afternoon when the marriage was solemnized by the Rev. C, Ensor Sharpe, assisted by the Rev, Sutherland Macklem, of Miss Marguer- ite Clarkson Jones, second daughter of the late Clarkson Jones and Mrs. Jones to the Rev. Gerald Cleveland Potts, curate of St. Thomas' Church. The bride, who was attended by her brother Dr. Ogden Jones, wore a dainty gown of net and Lace with tulle veil and orange blossoms and she carried a boue- quet of roses, - Miss Gladys Jones was her sister's bridesmaid, in brocaded blue charmeuse with taupe hat and bou quit of pink roses, Captain Moore - house was bast man, and the ushers were Air. Keith Fisken and Mr, Ford Jones. • A reception was held after the ceremony at the bride's home on Huron -street; and later in the afternoon the Rev. and Mrs. Potts left to spend their honeymoon in Atlantic City, the bride travelling in a grown beavercloth suit and brown hat mid furs, Obituary The Goderich Star of last week made the folleeving reference of the deans of Airs, M. Walton, mother of Mrs. Arm aur, a former resident of town:—After a lengthy period of delicate health Ars, M. Walton passed peacefully away 1151 Sate day morning last, at. her (home on West street.. Those who knew her hest learned to appreciate her estimable character the highest and, especially in the home, she will be remembered as live embodiment of gentleness, kindness and unselfish consideration for others. She was a native of Londonderry, Ire- land, conning to this country when a child with her parents and settling in Toronto, She received her educa- tion here and her family later removed to Sarnia, where sine was married to the late Rohl, Lancelot Walton, who was one of a party of 'Civil engineers who carne to Canada from Australia, For the past thirty -live years she has been a resident of Goderich, Me Wal- ton preceded her a number of years and one sister and three brothers have also gone on b'efo•e, Mrs, Walton was a staunch member of St. George's cha'trch, and the funeral services on Monday afternoon were .conducted by the rector, Rev, A, L, G. Clarke, The pall -bearers were Messrs. .James Mit- chell, Charles Newton, Charles Harper,. and J. D, Curry. She is survived by one son.and two daughters and two grandchildren, Mr. Percy Walton, Mrs. Armour and her two daughters, Misses Maida and Aileen, and Miss Lena Wal- ton, all of town with the exception of Mes, Armour and Miss Maida, of Detroit lAseenK, euefostmeseeee s©esetai .q Patriotic Noes e 0000000000060000100 0Qt0 Cka8100 The W, P. S. will meet as usual on Friday afternoon when all finished work is rtquired to be brought in, as the second Friday of every mouth is the day set for those who do work for the Society to bring in the finished articles. The Executive wishes to gratefully thank the following:— Mr..lackson for the use of his plant last Saturday afternoon also the girls who so kindly gave their time and com- pleted one doze's, flannel shirts for the November shipment of the Society. Money Donations Miss Baxter . ,, • f 1,00 A friend. 5.0e Mrs, 0, 0. Mc'i aggsrt s tea 2,85 Mrs, Bean , . 1;00 Miss Southcombe , 2.00 A Friend, (.'00 des an Ends of 0 00meoegtesestaite&$wtemesatit®eee Harland -Bros. had an account of Si for tools 00 streets and 84c for nails. Public Utilities had their regular a - count i.f 5138.54 for street lighting and 59.45 on lighting hall, Hatt•land Bros, had an account i f $12.14 for tools at Cemetery. --00-- W. '1'. Hawkins had $3.20 accoui t for work on furnace, If, Hill's 'salary for cemetery was $3 3.33. --ae-- IL Carrick's salary for October was ordered paid. it is 5550, Insurance accounts were ordered to be paid Monarch Co., 521.15; E - onomical Co, 514.10; Perth Mutual C a, 51!.75., ---Oa-- The New Era had a printiang accoua t of 5-15. --®®-- Bell Telephone Co., had an account of 51,40. --nm-- C, P. R. 'Telegraph Co., had an ac - fount of 51,37, --aa-- The Mayor, Clerk and Assessor were paid $6.00 for selecting Jterors. For wall covering at Staavely Library an account of „31.50 was rendered. The quarterly salaries were paid:— Clerk 5112.50: Chief of Police 8112.50 and night Constable 5100, Jos. Wheatley reported $5.65 col- lected from scales; Stu for hall rent; 872 dug tax, --01':-- 11. Hill reported $8.0u sale 01 came- tery Int; 510 cure in perpetuity; 512.- 75 for work. Some CAUSED kW s@. a S% MEL L When the liver baronies sluggish and inactive the bowels become constipated, the tongue becomes coated, the breath bad the stomach foul and thou ensues headaches, heartburn, floating spoeks before the eyes, water brash, biliousness and all kinds of liver troubles. 14iilbu n's Laxa-Liver Pills will stimu- late the sluggish liver, clean the foul - coated tongue, sweeten the sour stomach, and banish the disagreeable headaches. Airs. A.. Shublery, Halifax, N.S. writes:—"I take pleasure in writing you concerning the great value I have re waved by using i4:Iilburn's Laxa-Liver ills for a sluggish liver. Men my liver got bad I would hays' severe heudanhcs, but after using 1 couple of vials of your pills, 1 have not been bothered any more" ll1ilburn's Laxa-'fiver Pills me 25e. rt. vial s,t all dealers or mailed divert ne rexeipt of price by Ile T. Milburn C:1n., thrilled, Toronto, Ont., NEW SCHEDULE ' Trains from East. ' rrive 11,10 1.m, Leave 1,1..17 a.m. rrive 5.53 p.m, leave 6.45 p.m. rrive 11.18 p.nt. Leave 11,18 p.m, Trains from West rrive 7.33 a.m. Leave 7.33 a: rt, )'rive 2,53 p.m, Leave 2.58 p.m, Trains front South. Arrive 10.30 a,in Leave 11.10 a,nt.' rrive 6,4o p,m. Leave 6.40 p.111 Trains from North rrive 7.33 a.m. Leave 7.56 a,m. rrive 4.15 p.m. Leave 4,15 ?tan, Nik `I'litu'sday,Novenlher 13111, 1917. 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Conte in and let us shove yota how easy they are to use. —We do developing and printing and guarantee good resul1s— v i -i o Despensing _ Chemist 4umattiocIg WACIPZIRICEWfUEEIttrE20110=2=093ItMLIM=Maaltig=Mfara aramovrraukritatI wh .�.m�. :,�.s �-amr tee, rtrsr� ,,n The Featisres t l? ear itu,s4 r;,r - zs rU`�'a To which we invite special ataf'ra1isar. are its beauty, its assured corn:fn?nae, inr• 4alid coestrmcticn, and its beJ.aau tee ubn'd prices. .Any one of these-vpo r1., would be suflirient to earn it yens preference. When they are aFI 'tome. bined we feel sure you will realise - that this is a furniture haying oppar. tunity you calanot afford to i exe'e, Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 25.. Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over sieve .eorner. Grocery.: bing 11 "Live and Let Li'tl.?r>.. Specials in Soap (111 111 Work of Iff Leave your advance. Ad Kind ELECTRIC' COSMOS WHITE KNIGHT a CAPITAL NAPTHA —5c per cake or 21 cakes fur —SPECIAL— FINNAN HADDIE CODFISH' S SWEET POTATOES �. -CELERY GRAPES weer now oefore prices ORANGES and BANANAS Butter and Eggs Wanted. t eezeaee prices , Cash or trade. oi&LiLe wk Piuntbing and Reusing • Phone 53 Shop - over .Hovland's Siiii•Ci4vare dry a.1 5 iy ii li rL .ii g'r - J PROSE •16. , VanaldelsOMMIRR1,1,12.4 .14 '11,111 ,1.111,411(00,, !E Y E ilk: U1 E i,. SA TISFiu This Rouse. Of Good Shofr, Asks The Consideratdon. of People Who Care For Shoes' Of Special Merit X41 nd The, Best Of Shoe Values At Any Stated Price ! .. - HGP,0.t54MITITS0S1an44'1C1114'i80am'derr, FRED. r Satisfactory Shoes ?Yi