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IN spite of the, war, We have beer#`isucces'sful in obtaining a
complete assortment of the beautiful nwiles and fabrics in ,t
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The
dress goods centres of Continental Europe are either destroyed
or in the enemies' hands. Priestleys' famous looms, at Bradford,
England, are now working' overtime making cloth for
the Allied Armies.
The beautiful Spring goods that . we are now showing
may be the last we will be able to obtain for some
time to come.
WE STRONGLY ADVISE OUR CUSTOMERS TO BUY
NOW, AS THE PRICES ARE LIKELY TO ADVANCE.
Priestleys' showing includes many novel and very beautiful
fabrics, in the latest and most fashionable shades, as well as the more staple
lines that are always popular. See them in our L s Goods Department. .
WOMAN'; STORE
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Dry Goods and
R_ouse urnis..inge
Phone 67.
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PRIESTLEYS' LIMITED
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MEN'S STORE.
Customs Tailoring
li-len's illtu'nishings.
Phone 103.
J Opposite, Public Librar
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type and new stock of paper just placed
JOB DEPARTMENT
Is now ready to do your work. New
Let Us Do Your Printing
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Fancy furniture
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Light in con
struction and design but ex-
tremely well made in,every de.
tail. Here are the finest creations
of the furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discriminating buyer.
The cheapest SpoorHuron
o buy all -(rinds of Furniture
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The Ontario SC chunclr • Choir Weird was received dhere • (this
• 'WOO entertained at th;e home of woelti that Mr. Dave Gardner, of
rq,rr palydIV,Ir s,'}xen Weir to an oys- Wi)pipeg; son of. Mrs. Gardner of
`tft ,` loiter on; Tuesday night. town;. was operated on for appen-.
dicitis and was . eriously ill., 0
RESIGNED FROM S. 5.
Postmaster' Scott, who has been
tho'effieient Superintendent of the
Willis Presbyterian Sunday School
foie the past. (34 years has resigned I.
The officerswere sorry to have to
aecepk-the resignation.Mr. ;Chas.
Lindsay, has been appointed to the
posttouo of SuperStatendent,
DIED IN NSW YORK.
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NO REDUCTION IN LIGHT COST
PROM HYDRO
Clinton 'was nett Ifortun,a'te
in ge&ting into class Phar.ba'd
thee; 'iightrng rate reduced by the
Hydro Commission the same
rate as Nast year will still be in
force,. "Dee powers rate in Clin-
tonylxgs been 'reduced; -+first ;0
hoer s '! 3 second 150 hest s 3.1., In
all, eases the( Mate for ponsump-
oven 100 hours 'has been nude LI.
A SPLENDID ADDRESS l'
Tho'sl'i who ,attended ,the Liberal
meeting or( Thursday evening
last Were well repaid for coming
out for the( address delivered by
Mr. Who. Prondfoot, MEPs for
Centre Huron was (well worth
lieteming • too. "Be made, la strong
patriot;lq app'cia' for 9•ceruits dor
the, Huron Batltl. And besides this
appeal he sketched thee ewe cloy of
the" Liberal party from 1833 up to
the present time. 'Eel also dwelt
for a short time ion the Monroe.
Doctrine in, relation to,' ,Cana'da
The Club will hold a special meet-
ing, on' Friday afternoon of this
week at 3 pen. and fall Liberals are
invited.
`HURON COUNTY
WAR 'IUXILIARY.
A meeting 'will be held 'v Clin-
ton On Time dry, January 18th nt
1 o'clock .in the Council Chamber
pdrposo of organizing a 'County
9'uxtliaty" composed of represen-
tative mon from each municipality
The objects aimed rei rare -To en-
list the active sympathy of every
citiztior(co in that will, sl ing an iz
st th o rniilatitain
collecting funds for the 'Red Cross'
'Belgian Relief' 'Patriotic' land oth-
efund:= of a' smaller mature, also
to stimulate recruiting 'for the
Huron. Battalions. The meeting
will be addressed by Captain
Wird'syee of Toronto, and tethers.
STILL CLINidING •
This is the 520th day that, the British
Empire has tiem at war with Ger-
many
_MINO'R LOCALS
This month runs on into 6 weeks
Somct of us are still writing it
"1915'' •
Parliament :aft Ottawa opened this
week:
SURPRISE PARTY
The young people (of Clinton
spent a pleasant evening 'at the
home 'of Mr. and Mrs. A. ,t,'Hollo
way, when they ,had al surprise
party for -Mr. Dodds IHollloway,
who is visiting at the parental
home. Cards and dancing (were on
the program and ,at, a suitable
horn' lunch was served.
MCLEOD -TIPL tuDY WEDDING
A very quiet wedding• took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ralph
Tiplady Ontario. Street on Wed-
eaday afternoon when; their only
child, Constance Evelyn, was near-
ririd to Rev. Donald 'MacLeod 'ly
the Rev. S. J. Allis, After the cere-
mony the happy couple left on 3
o'clock train for Buffalo and New
York, later they will take Pp
jI housekeeping in Montreal where
the `"'room is pastor of Rosemount
Presbyterian church.
The New York Dispatch, of an.
1st, res orfs the 'death ofMrs. J.
J3, GottschalL a sister' of Mr; Clues.
Helyar of town --Mrs. J. 1131 Gott-,
sehalle e7 years old, ' died ,aft 11
o'clock)• yestet day mornings At. the
fainly residence. 311 West' King
str+ee'r • Death was due .o•,al com-
plication- of diseases, after( n sick-'
nese of 2. weeks. Mrs. Gottschala
was born in Clinton, Can. She
li,aves here husband, Bete
Gottschall, one brother, Charles
Fielyar, of Clinton, Can,, land two
sisters Miss T. C. IlHelyer and Mrs.
Hanmie Smith, of Torontio. Tune -
services ;'will he Neild Monday
evening(_at 7,30 o'clock. The body
will: • be taken re N3nvei'•jrerun
Berks county, next Tueday morn-
ing where further (services will be
held and burial Suede.
MINOR! LOCALS.
Have you had the grippe yet?,
The sidewalks have team very
slippery.
Who said Huron County was dry?
Its both wet and slippery these
days,
The slippery and ice coated rails
on the G, T. R tracks have. been
causing) the trains to be tate.
Many; an undignified and often
painful fall has been sustained on
the icy 'walks the past few weeks.
The Temperance workers of cen-
tre Huron will, hold a meeting nest
Tuesday in 'Wesley Church, to take
the{ question of a. dry Ontario by
Judy 101.6
Mrs. H. D. Alexander, mother -+in
law of Bishop Stringer of the Yu-
kon and of De. )Waters, missionary
in Cnetral India, died at her home
Kincardine.
MRS. PUGH'S MOTHER DEAD.
Last Friday's London( Advertis-
er, contained rho 'following obitu-
ary, notice which (refers; to the
deatle of Mrs. C. H. Pugh's moth-;
en' at London The late 1lVlrs.
Bernell( hint visited, ;here on Mary
occasions' while Mrs. Pugh lived
beret prior to. removing
tel Sarnia; The press r
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ports is,•The death, tof Mrs. Lath-
ering13 trued, wife .of the' late
d"re'detick batned, occurred Thur
day, meaning at thr family resi-
dence:
esi-
d is ewsori g13 ri years of9nge Raid,
bean ill fon the past ta'n -t'ei:lcs,
and Sunday she 'i-na•s stricken "by
nn attlark of paralysis, from which
she felled to rally. Mrs.:liarned
is survived by two sons, Francis
and John and these e,aailghIors,
Mrs. lidsall of this city; Mrs.
Pugh, of Sarnia lard T<r'_th,'rine at
home. The funeral will lie held
Saturday trout her dale residence,
2 o'clock. Toe services wli be
ecnductecl by Rev Dean Devise:1nd
intermen3 will be made let Wood i
laid cenurieii-y.
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Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors-Phone:10A i'ffi1
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You A P !
We itrejust commencing a New Year which we hope will be a prosper -
one one for you and yours. One resolution we should alt make is to
have porridge every morning for breakfast
As a breakfast food it is unequalled for its warming powers and for
health, We carry in stock the well known brands, Robinhood, and
Quaker Oats, etc., which are put up in sanitary packages at 25e. Also
a good line of bulls oat meal. Other Breakfast Foods that, are very
nourishing end invigorating are, Roman Ideal, Flaked Wheat, Grape
Nuts, f+trheatlets, etc.
.EIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
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THE STORE OF QUALITY
JANUARY
SHOE SALE
Our 6th semi-annual Clearing Sale has to date
proved an unequalled success—Thanks to our many
patrons and friends. Below you will find a number of
new lines of shoes as well as rubbers placed on our
bargain list for your consideration,
CO prs worsens patent kid
button or laced boots,
z?� to 7, reg 2 50 to 3.,50
sale: price 1.98
60 pairs misses kid boots
button or lace, all sizes
reg $2. sale price 1.48
30 prs boys high top lace
boots, sizes from 1 to
5z., regular "price 3 50
sale price...... ...- 2.48
3o prs mens calf blucher
sizes 6 to 9, reg $2 to
3.50, sale price,.... 2.48
Do Not Forget the Rubber Goods on Sale
Igo ' SO eil'
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MAN
Clinton.
Clinton, Ont„ Jan., 11th
Although 'Huron County( is free
from the iegalired licluod trafff,c
our eltizensi Intend to do their
bit in connection( wth any, move-
ment that tries to widen'iDry, Terri
tory." They, are therefore falling
inline with the citizen's Commtit-
tees of 100 and will endeavour to
secure animmense petition tasking
for Provincial Prohibition or the'
submission of a hitt which will give
such a me'asur c after "having- been
submitted to the ilcople on a major
it t basis.
J tut following are tam Clinton
commie -ides '>-
St. Georges War'd;•
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C. H. Holland. Captain; W. H.
Heilyar, A, Catitolon, D. McEwen,
A. Hooper.
St. Andreiw's Ward 1, -
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161ST WILL PLAY HOCKEY.
Ori 'Friday evening of lust week
the l o'dier boys tsf the l0.tst or-'
ga,nizcd for the hoe( ey eeaeon
C,rptati Agin, was fin the chair ar.d
Mr, A. J, Grigg^• eves secretary,.
The following officer- were !eel. -
'Hon. President -Col. Combo.
Hon. vice Pres .-?+Tabs' McTaggart
Presidet,t-Maroc Shaw
Vice; President- .Lietit, O'heil,
Secretary -A. J Grigg.
iseesurtrr-Capt. A11hn.
J.W. Moore, Captain,; •R'. Manning
B. Tiplady Thos, Watts, Ed. 'Hall.
St, John's Ward;-'
J.W. -Irwin, Captain! Geo. Davis,
Jas. MoMath, Jas, 11,101er. A,3, Tyn-
dall.
St- James Ward; -
Thos Managh rn, W.G. Smyth
Jas, Walkinshaiw, W. Doherty,
Captain; T. B. East,
C.J,-Wallis is chairman' of Clin-
ton.
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Patriotic Notes
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DrJ.A. McDonald
Committee 'to make arrange-
menth with rink and get uniforms
etc. -Lieut., Mahe Sergt. Graham
and Pte. Draper. Pies.. Counter
and Dick have ':t'arge of the. sub-
scription list to be circulated a-,
moth" the officers and men. It was
deckled to have the( Isw ca,.e.rs black
with khaki trimmings end 161st on
the front of then.. During the even-
ing Col. Combe r<e:d e12a1oi Slaw
oes a •
aad a to the ;erruit ay rooms 4th
and had an few w,irdr to say about,
tire hockey team. Pherel is g
prospects of having a good, team
here to uphold the' (honor of the
161st on the ice this winter.
CLI l RESIDENT PASSES AWAY.
Death :tune, (rut' not uneyiee-'te
td y, tc Catdr:u•iae Copel.iud wid-
oW' t'f the late David IdoGlat, on
Tiler day evening last /et the home
of bene 'daughter, Mrs. Margaret,
Pickett, of Albert St. The dem
ceased was n native of. Ching-
cc.osey, township but 'came what
her, parents (o Stanley ' township
where quite a child. On her mar-
riaget to her late' Qsusb,a,nd she
went to hie in Tuckersmith
where they farmcd for dome years.
It is about( forty, years' since they
became residents of Clinton, thole -
ever, ,and thirty, four -since thepassing of her husband. She swat
a Methodist in, religion being e
member of Wesley church end for
many, years until hge began (%o
creep along, was tan tnterestt d
church worker. She was 41 woman
of- much independence of char -
hen 'deatanh runtiesidednirs aY1 er be own
home on High St. A few hours
after coining to the home of her
daughter' she was stricken with
paralysis, and failed, to rally. The
family, remaining lare;-Mrs. J.
Johnston, of Varna; Mrs,W Pick
eta, of Clinton: Jac! Moffatt, of.
Nippon', and S.A; Moffat of Lon-
don. The funeral takes (place this
• fternoon from Mrs. 'Picketts resi-
dence, 'tq
esidence,'te' Clinton cemetery. 'Her
gra gratulsons will get ;asst pall
bearers, Deceased vas in' h'er
eit,•hay.:ui,ntlt, year.
Thur'tday, 'January 13th, .1:916.
THREE WORDS
• To Cover a eo e "a
We want every day in the neVty year to'`be'a'happy
one for you—the kind ; of happiness ,that comes ;With
good health,. good cheer and good business. 'I he kind
waken gladly, you have whenyou sleep soundly, w g y,
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look-
ing forward to a day of good things, and in the evening
being able to look" back 4 a day that'has put you a.day..',
ahead. • That is what is in our mind when we pen these
three words to you HAPPY NEW YEAR.,
mmm®m etemisesastraseesenereesrea
1916 HELP
Gist of the Lesson
Peloubet's Notes
Tarbela's Guide
Arnold's Commentary
Office and Pocket Diaries
Fair eo.
Often the cheapest—Always the Best
in the Town t a 1, Viliiiforl
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The tea given by the J7xecntive'( f
the Women's Patriotic Society last
Fri+al wee wellitttended Capt, Allen
of the 1131st BattI. spoke to the gather;
tog for a short 'time, presenting in a
pleasing and interesting manner the,
dlflieulrles that are met with in ate
°roiling and expressing a hope that
our Society wonld assist in this work
The President on behalf of the Society .
assured Capt. Allen of our hearty co
operation. An effort is being made to
have our P lgutn Fund reach, the sum
of One hundred dollars
Tonicuruw F idle,, Jtn kith our.
Society bare their rig uler, meeting
and hope, for a good ateeudanee. At
the request of the lexeentive, Mrs,'
Alam is attending meet lege in Londe,:
this week. She will. visit J)yrnan Hall
1 and see the worts and hear different.
I speakers tell of the needs and the best
way to go about supplying these needs
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Mrs. Ailin hopes to he bask for our
meeting Friday and to he able to tell
I us many. interesting (hires which will
R assist Us in our work' for 1010,
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Subject
m?ar.
renslar White Pine and Spruce Balsam
What's the use experimenting
with medicines? We know what
White Pine and Spruce Balsam is,
as the formula is printed on each
label.
Beyond a doubt this is the most
efficient cough remedy we have
ever sold. Nothing else will so
readily re.ieve a cough. Try it—
Dispensing Chemist THE PENSLAR DRUG STORE
Furniture, Rugs & linoleum-
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if von are going
to furnish your home, or if you only want some odd pieces.
You will and it to your advantage to inspect cum stork and see
the bargains we are offering. We also carry a good line of
Violins, Pianos and Organs.
Our Undertaking Department is up to date in every respect
and we guarantee the best of satistaetton
UNFzeUndertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 25..
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
Canada Rmoajthe Mations
]reserve Setts' 50c
Admission 25c
Under the auspices of Clin-
ton Board of Trade. All pro-
ceeds given to recruiting 161st
Regiment,
MARRIAGES.
McLEOD•-TIPLAI)Y-Iu Clinton
on Wednesday afternoon, 1 ten 12,
Mss Evelyn, only t
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Mr. and Mrs. 'Ralph liTiplady, lies
marrieds by
to i,ho, Rev. Donald MacLeod, of
Montreal. ,
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Fresh Halibut
Fresh Salmon
Finnan Haddie
Ciscoes
F'illetts and
Oysters
The Store of Quality
W. T. O'NEIL
THE BUB GROCER
Phone 4S
ns !! 1 Thi corner S o>re EA' a1''t.Sl I "Livei• f,
and Let )Lll�ue
Buckets
Order your Sap Pans and'
Buckets now so you will have
them ready when you want to
use them.
Thos0 Jiawkil `s
• Plumbing, and Heating
Agents for Hecht Furnaces
Buy Fish Now
Healthful, Ect,roolnical
Pleasing.
Fish is one of the finest and mo
beneficial foods. At this season of th
year it can he procured in special►
fine condition; at exceedingly reason
able Micas,
Our stock is all selected fish and w
offer you a large variety.
. Fresh Halibut
Lake Superior herring
Smocked finnan Haddie
and Fillers
Salted Codfish
and Trout
Order some today, Phone ;lo -
A large assortment of Worcester
shire Sauces, relishes catsup, etc„ a
all prices.
E. E. liunniford
Shop -over Rowland's Hardware
PHONE 46.
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SALE.
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During the present month we shall make deep
—very deep cuts on all hall and Winter Shoes,
and do everything we possibly can to close out
every shoe we have on hand.
Our Loss—Your Opportunity
There is no investment that can be made that.
will pay such a handsome dividend as a shoe invest-
ment made here right now.
A list of prices will give you but.a faint idea
of our offering's. Come in .and see for, yourself.
You know the sort of shoes we sell—Our reputation
was established long ago.
Savellrioney by buying your shoes RIGHT NOW
HOUSE OP BETTER SHOES
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