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THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
November Beth, 1917
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Less Than Wholesale Prices
FURS
1-3 1-4 1-2 OFF
SPECIALS
10 45 -Inch Astrachan Coats From $15.00 Up.
TRADE EPIGRAM -"As the blacksmith strikes when the iron is hot, so the wise buyer
Will make her selection early in this sale while assortments are good."
We're always doing something unusual, SOMething surprising, always Manoeuvering
some deal to give our patrons extrordinary valtteS. On all purchases amounting to $25.00
we will give the choice of a mahogany finish or walnut bench free.
RULES TO GOVERN THIS GREAT SALE.
1. -No Goods sent on approval.
2. -We reserve the right to limit the quantity 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.
XMAS IS SOON HERE
The Festive time is fast approaching
and it is one time of year when every
housewife especially desires to have an
appetizing table for her family, in the
line of a Xmas Cake. You will do well
to purchase your engredients for your
Xmas cake at our store. Our new
fruits are of the thighest Quality land
Prices right.
Choice Valceinia.Raisins 2Ths for 25c.
Seedless or Seeded Raisins per pkg 15
Seedless Raisins (Noose) per lb ..15c
(used in place of Currants)
New Peels, Currants, shelled Walnuts,
Almonds, have arrived. Extra quality,
In place of Butter ill your cake we
recommend the use of Easyifirst or
Cirsco.
Have some Extra Fine Quality Mince
Me* for pies 18c per tb 2 lb s for 35
Special Pure Laundry Soap Sc per
bar; 22 bars of' $1.00
Good supply of Vegetables.. on Hand.
Highest Prices for Produce.
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Phone 111 Phone Promptly Attended to
POLITICAL NEWS
; Elliott, West Middlesex, and Col. E.
S. Wigle, Nort Essex,
The Ottawa Evning Jouranl asserts
that both party organizations have been
responsible for the recommendation
of inefficient enumerators,
1'. Fortier, one of the Liberal can-
didatos in Lotbiniere, has retired, leav-
ing in the field only Thomas Vien,
Liberal, and Emile Rausseau, Unionist.
Hon. Rodolphe Lemieux ia Montreal
called Laurier's opponents "pygmies"
'The women of South Wellington
have organized to help Hon. Hugh
Guthrie in his light.
L. A. Lapointe, Liberal, is now '
member for St. James' division, his
opponent, J. A. Perreaulk having
withdraw.
Two more Government candidates
in Ontario have been endorsed, George
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and declared conscription a breach of
the Canadian constitution.
J. D. Chaplin, Unionist candidate
in Lincoln County, said if elected he
would do his utmost to conscript some
of the money earned by foreigners
who are untouched by the Military Ser-
vice Act,
I • Speaking at Stouffville Hon, W. L.
!Mackenzie King said that conscription
.1 measures without a referendum were
bound to•enchance class and race feel-
ings, and might conceivably turn Can-
ada ito another Ireland.
Sir Robert Borden will speak at Ux-
bridge on Monday evening, November
26, 1 -le will spend Sunday in Toronto,
and all of next week will be devoted to
meetings in Ontario constituencies.
LincolnLiberals, who nominated
,Capt- E. J. Lovelace, now overseas,
have received no reply from him yet.
He has declared his support of con-
scription, but if he accepts nomina-
tion, may be designated as the Laurier
candidate.
Hon; F, B. Carvell, Minister of Public
Works, and Hon. A. K. MacLean, Hali-
fax, arrived in the capital 'rhe former
•is very hopeful of the success of the
Union Government candidates in New
Brunswick,
EIGHT ONLY
There are about.a thousand reasons.
why a Canadian government bond is
better than any other kind of invest -
111e111, Space permits us to mention on-
ly eight,
1 -Security -The whole wealth of
the Dominion of Canada is hack o[ the
Ild9
2 -Fair Incorne-lt is better to get
'5A% income from a goVeroment bond
than 6% from some less certain se-
curity. There is no investment so
profitable and so safe.
3 -Marketability --The Canadian
government bond can be inadily sold
'through a banker or broker in a few
houes at the most -usually minutes, -
4 -Collateral for Loans-Tbere is
no better collateral in the world. Ask
your bank.
5 -Tax Exempt -Canadian govern-
ment bonds are free from government
taxation.
6 -No Worry -Bonds can be regis-
tered in the name of the holder and
the interest will be sent every *six
months direct from the government at
Ottawa, ,
7 -Small or large -You can buy a
$50 bond, or 5100, or $500, or $4,000,
8-Willl Appreciate -Government
bonds have always sold at a premium
after victorious wars.
CATTLE SUPPLY OF THE WORLD.
•1.1 France the stock fell in the first
year of the war from well over 14-
000,000 head to' little over 12,000,-
000. The supply of Great Britain,
ltaly, and Germany has naturallytilbeen
decreased, but we have no exact fig-
ures, It goes without saying the
reconstitution of adequate stocks in
all the belligerent countries 'will be a
question of years, and y,ill entail large
and continued importations after the
end of the war. .
Of the countries of supply the Argen-
tine Republic takes the lead, with its
herd of 2.9,000,000 head of horned cat-
tle in 1908. Since then the number has
remained stationary, but there are, no
doubt, large possibilities of increasing
the production, above all, in the east-
ern sections of the country, which are
sparsely inhabited.
Canada and Austrailua, with 7,000,-
000 and 11'500,000 head, respective-
ly and New Zeland, with 2,000,000,
continue to export largely, but care
will be necessary to prevent undue
depletion of stock through the pre-
sent huge demands.
Among the countries likely to come
to the fore in the future, Brazil is
probably to be placed in the front
rank of 1111, the plateaus of the south-
ern interior offering exceptional
.advantages. The stock of horned
Cattle is anicl'io have already reached
30,000,000 head, and cattle rearing
it being widely Miceoraged by the
GoVertimeet. Tho states of Sao Nieto,
Rio Grande dc Sul sod Rio de Jainerio
have, with great succets, installed
meat freezieg Omits,
Among the Prefich colonies Made -
Oscar. and French West Africa will be
capable of sending large Sepplies of
frozen meat to the 15011161' Country.
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Seaforth News :-Clinton's populat-
ion had a sudden increase on Monday.
Council Monday,
he Town Fathers are nearly to their
close of service fur 1917. They meet
en Monday night to transact business.
Property improved,
Recently the G,T.R, painters were
here and gave the station an overhaul-
ing and also painted the big water tank
With the brick platform we are dressed
up for another .year,
Seaforth Men Vice -President,
At the annual meeting of the Ont-
ario Horticultural Association, Mr, W.
Hartry, of Seaforth was elected 2nd
Vice President and Mr. John Grieves,
ofStn
eiraf:hareThDBkistsiict Directorthm
for 'ru
Ret
The Clinton Fire Brigade, through
the columns of The New Era, acknow-
ledge the liberal cheque from Mr, W.
C. Brown, who took that way of thank-
ing the firemen fur their work in his
recent lire.
A Clinton Old Boy Starts East.
From the Oakville Record, we see
talk Gunner Harry Fleuty,. 9011 of
Editor Fleuty, and who was born in
Clinton, had started eastward with the
700 Battery, We wish the young
soldier good luck, •
Purchased Property.
Blyth Standard: -Mr. 13Ia11 Herring-
ton has purchased from Mr. Arch. Tay-
lor, the brick residence on Dinsley St.,
lately vacated by Mr. H. J, Marshall,
Air. Herttngton will take possession
December ist.
Italy'sRed Cross.
Italian, Red Cross headquarters at
Brantford announces that Western On-
tario has raised S80,000 of the 5100,-
000 aimed at. London now has a cam-
paign on for 510,000, of which half
has been raised, and it is expected the
objective will be raised by Christmas.
Orchestra Leader Must Serve,
An exemption tribunal in London has
declined to grant exemption to J. W.
Cortese, the owner of the Cortese or-
chestra, London. The tribunal hold
that playing a harp even if it is dose
as a regular business, is not an excuse
for not performing service,
Food Regulations.
Chief Wheatley has received copies
of the orders -in -council recently issued
through the food controller's depart-
ment. No more grain is to be used
for the distillation of potable liquors
and n0. one is to manufacture or im-
port oleomargerine without first get-
ting a license. Every hotel or restaur-
ant using this substitute for butter
must display a sign to that effect,
Must Have License.
On and after December tst it
will be illegal for any person, firm or
corporation to operate with out a
license from the food controller any
flour mill in Canada having a daily cap-
acity of too or more barrels. Licenses
are optional in the case of mills with a
lesser daily capacity than 100 barrels,
but may be granted upon application, in
which case all such mills will be sub-
ject to the sante rules as those mills
to which licensing is compulsory.
MinsonorwfiLocaugls;ies.
Huron Co. Council meets next Tues-
day,
Saturday is the 1st of December.
Put an advertisement in the col-
umns of the New Era and get quick re-
sults. If you have for sale anything
that the people want -or want to buY
anything that somebody else may hay.e
for sale, a small ad. in this paper will
bring quick response.
Huron Old Boys' Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Huron
Old Boys' Association of Toronto will
be held at the Royal Cafe, 14 King
St. East, on Friday evening, December
7th, at 8 (felon, for the election of
officers and transaction of general bus-
iness. Ladies from Huron may become
eiembers of the Association and will be
eligible for election to any of the offi-
ces, Luncheon will be served at 8
o'clock, and at the conclusion of bus-
iness we will be favored with an ad-
dress on live topics by Rev. Dr. W. R.
Young, (pastor of Dunn Ave, Methodist
church. Tiakets for luncheon 50
cents. You are earnestly requested to
be present. We can assure you a most
enjoyable social evening. Roger
Crocker, President; E. Moody, Secre-
tary.
TheSame Here.
The Mitchell Advocate reads the
Riot Act to some citizens clown in that
"burg" and the same coat be applied
to our. town: -We notice some of our
citizens have 'got into the abominable
habit of disposing of their ashes on the
public streets. We would remind them
that this is a violation of one of the
town by-laws. The public streets of
our town are not intended for a n111 -
seine ground. Most of them have back
yards and if they are not already full
up that is the place to dispose of ashes.'
Five six or a dozen anthills of ashes in
front of one's premises, does not add
any beauty to the place, and apart from
the appearance of the thing insurance
companies call for some other Methods
of disposal, and those who indulge in
this habit are liable to have their pol-
icies cancelled. We hope that this
habit will cease. We should at least
try and keep the public highways clean,
Why Your Local Paper Profits You.
It pays to read the New Era because
it,.coetains important notices of events
that the public generally are inter-
ested in, and which you might not
hear anything about until they were
past. Aside from the news there are
always matters of importance in the
advertising columns. A man assigns;
you May be a creditor and the legal
notice tells you when and to whom to
make your :Mathis. Animals stray from
their .owners and an id. tells you where
to recover therm Thus the elude of
usefulness continues ithk by liitk. As
medium of communication it is val.
Viable and coovient alike to those who
htve anhouotetheets to make, and
those who are interested le heating
the -15, wed it i5 above all, cheap, --e
Cheaper than Rae pane.rand postage
Stennis. . Doe't be without the local
eistpert Will save you its price ovet
and over agalo.
A, F. lnel A, M.
Mr. Fred Porterfield, of Mitchell, the
eewly elected D.B.G.M. of South Huron
District Ni, 4, will pay his official visit
to Clinton Lodge on Friday evening of
tits week. A degree will be exemplified
followed by refreshments and speeches,
Voters' List Court,
His Honour, the Judge, of the County
Court will hold a Voters' List Court in
the Colwell Chamber, Clinton, on Sat-
urday, Dec. 8th, at 9 o'clock to hear
and determine complaints of errors and
omissions in the Voters' List of Clin-
ton.
Home From Overseas, -
Saturday's papers animunced that
there were, 166 men arrived in Quebec
and among the number are: -A. E.
Cooper, Clinton; R, O. Bentley, Myth;
EL Clark, 0, Cockfield, C, W, New and
B. Riley of Goderich; R, Smart,
Seaforth,
C. C. 1, News.
. The term examinations were all com-
pleted a week ago and everyone is glad
f it.
The Committee in charge of the Vic-
tory Loan have announced that good
prizes will be given for the best essays05 "liow the Victory Loan is an ad-
vantage to the -Investor to Canada find
the Allies." A $50 Victory 130n11, a
525 War Saving certificate and a $10
war Saving Certificate will be given
for the three best essays in the provin-
ce. For the three best essays from
each school three 'medals will be given
it large and a small silver one and a
bronze one. .,
C. C. 1. Literary Society Formed.
Tuesday night an organization meet-
ing was held and officers elected for
the C. C. I. Literary Society. A fee of
25 cents will be charged 10 pay for the
rent of a piano. 'rhe following otlicers
were elected.
Hon. -Pres. -Rev. Mr. Robinson.
Flom Vive-Pres.-Mr. Brydone
President -James Ferguson
Vice -Presidents -Wm, Townshend
Miss Mary MciMurchie.
. Sec.-Treas.----Jean Middleton
Executive Committee -Form IV -L.
Hanley; Form III -L. Holmes; Form II
-S. Jackson; Form I -Bessie Morris!'
Editor of Paper -Louis McKay.
Assistants -H, Kitty and K. Dowzer.
..Sister Dead.
The Exeter Advocate publishes the
following obituary notice which refers
to a sister of Mrs. French of town: -
The news of the startlingly sudden
death of Mrs. William R. Elliott came
as a great shock to the community
on Wednesday morning last, her death
having taken place in Toronto during
Tuesday night or Wednesday morn-
ing. Deceased had hien a long suf-
ferer from goitre' frons which atilt -
Hon she had undergone a number of
operations but these only afforded
temporary relief. A little over
.week ago Mrs. Elliott went to Toron-
to for further treatment, and was
apparently in her usual health when
retiring on Tuesday night. Wednes-
day morning her sister, Miss Kate,
on going to her room, _WS horror-
stricken to find Mrs. Elliott cold in
death, her arms resting over her
breast with every indication that she
passed away without it struggle. Ow-
ing to Mrs. Elliott's kindly sympathy
and Christen' character and lovable
qualities there is much profound sor-
row and regret among the entire
community of friends and acquaint-
ances.. She was born in Oshawa iu
1852, her maiden name being -Mary
S. Hancock. She was married to
Air, Elliott in 1853, and since that time
she has resided continuously in the
Township o4 Stephen. Being a mem-
ber of the Centralia Methodist Church
she took a deep and active interest
in alltbranches of church work and
by her death the church loses a faith-
ful and earnest worker. Beside the'
sorrow -stricken husband she Is sur-
vived by three daughters and ole 5051
-Ails,, Lillian at home, Mrs, W. A,
Jenkins, of London, and Murray and
Mabel at home. She Is also survived
by two sisters and one brother -Mrs.
French, of Clinton; Miss Kate Han-
cock, and Mr. A, J. Hancock, of To-
ronto, The remains will be brought
here for burial, the funeral taking
Place from her late home in Stephen
on Friday at 2 o'clock to the Exeter
cemetery. Her age was 55 years.
HAD BOILS
and PIMPLES
ON FACE AND BODY.
Bois and pimples are simply evidences
of bad blood that is circulating in tee
system coming to the surface.
This only way to rid yourself of these
palelul and unsightly blood diseases
is to have yotu• blood purified by Burdock
Blood Bitters. Iti removes every par-
ticle of foul material from the blood, and
the skin becomes clear and smooth, and
free from all eruptions.
Mr. Roy A. Bovay, Trenton, Ont,,
writes: -"Two years nee I was Very
much troubled with bolls and pimples
on my face and body. A friend advised
me to take Burdock Blood Bitters. I
got, time bottles, and before 1 had
hnished the third one, my. boils and
pimples had all disappeanA, and my
face and body were as clear and es
smooth as any lmby's could be."
Burdock Blood Bitters has been 00 11511
market for over 40 years. You are not
experimenting when you buy it.
Manufactured only by 'J'hc T. Mi1.
bun Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
Wire
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NEW SCHEDULE
Trains from East.
11.10 a.m. Leave 11,17 5.111.
5.53 p.m. Leave 6.45 p.m
11.18 p,m. Leave 11.18 pm,
Trains from West
rrive 7.33 am. Leave 7.33 15.511.
rrive 2.58 pm, Leave 2.58 p.M.
Trains from South
Arrive 10.30 a.m. \Leave 11.1.0 5.01.
rrive 6,40 min, Leave 6,40 p.m.
Trees from North
rrive 5,33 &A, Leave 7.5o a.m,
rrive 4.15 p,01. Leave 4.15 mitt
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From 40c to $2.5'
Music Editions
From $1.50 to $3.50-
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A Tested Lens -
An Accurate Shutter -
Simple Operation -
Good Pictures -
All these are assured when you purchase aKodalt
Anybody can take good pictures with aiKodak or Brownie. We
have them from $1.00 up. Come in and let us show yolA
how easy they are to use.
-We do developing and printing and guarantee pod results--
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The Features of Our
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Furniture
To which we invite special attemiden
its beauty, its assured comfort, 5.te
solid construction, and its below the
Impel prices, Any one of these pointe
would be sufficient to earn it your
preference. When they are all cow -
Waled we feel sure you Wil4 realize
that this is a furniture buying opoa.
tunity you cannot afford to ignore,
JAS. DUNFORD
Ilndertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 2$.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence overstere
Plumbing
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"Live and. Let Live"
INGREDIENTS FOR YOUR
XMAS CAKE..
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If you have not. already made yetu -
Xmas cahe it is time for you to get
busy. We have all the. Ingredients-.
hi.gh quality and right prices.
Choice raisins -carefully seeded. ,
California Seedless raisins.
Valencia raisins
Clioice Cleaned currants
AllKinds hcIli4xriesdttnPae:ids;tes and figs
Leave your °refer now 'adore prices
advance.
Thos.ilawkins
Plumbing and Heating,
Phone 53
Shop -ever Rowland's Hardware
Pure Lard.
Shorteniag and Crisco.
We will have Oleomargarine the tit
of December.
Butter andeggs wanted. High -el
prices: cash or trade.
E. E. ijunniford.
PHONE 45.
EVERY SHOE,
REU[REMENT
SATISFIED
This House Of Good, Shoes
Asks The considefation of
People Who. Care For Shoes
Of Special Merit And The
Best Of Shoe Values At Any
Stated, Price.!
FRED,, JACKSON
Satisfactory Shoes