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THIS CLINTCiN' NEW ERA.
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Ve request payment of all .overdue
before
accounts on 'or -
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if any cid accounts remain unpaid, or payment of
same not arranged for, after the above mentioned
elate, we will have no, other alternative than to
en3ploy such means as we deem necessary to
collect payment.
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67.
Ndxt to Royal Bank
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MEN'S STORE.
Custom Tailoring
Men's rPurnishings.
Phone 103.
Opposite Public Librar
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JOB DEPARTMENT
IS now ready v to do your work. New
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Let Us Do Your Printing
THE NEW ERA CLINTON
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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,eve•y de.
tail. Isere are the finest creations
of the furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discriminating buyer.
The Cheapest Spot in Karon
to buy all kinds ofFurniturc
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
N. Ball 110 —RESIDENCE PHONES— .1. D. Atkinson 150
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DO YOU?
Ever think you wanted something that you would relish tor n meal, and
could not just think what it was you wanted ?
How about prurnes -We hove some select goods. that are put up by the
well known "Sunkist" people whose goods have a quality all their
own, 2 lhs for 25c
Some other suggestions are Catsup, H P. Sauce, Worcestershire Sauce,
Mixed or Sweet Pickles, Olives, etc. In canned goods we carry a full
line in Pests Corn, Tomatoes, Tuna S'isb. Salmon, Heinz Spaghette,
Campbells or Clarks Soups and other seasonable goods.
Our Orange prices are right, from 16c per dozen up.
.HIGIHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND, EGGS.
JOHNSON NSC N
Phone 111 71'Illi STORE OF (EUALITV
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S �ecials
For the next week we will make a thorough
•clean-uo of odd sizes and lines of Women's
Shoes, which we feel satisfied you will consider
bargains of the rarest kind.
They are in lace boots only, and the regular •
prices range from $2,5o to $4..00
100 pairs Women's Kid Lace Boots,
sizes only 2k,, 3; 33, 4, 5, 6, 7, regular
prices 2,50 to 4 00, sale price f�
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Phone 70 r Clinton
HAS ANEW RUN,
Mr. McViat',•who has been mail
Clerk on tho b. H. & 33. has beep
tllautsfcrit,d
�to another run out of
n oth e
London land his old position is be-
ing Darken by Mr, McLeod, of Wood
stock.
RECEPTION AND
'PRESiLNTATION
From the Ford\vich Record 'of.
Jana 13th we take the following
ittm which refers to a preaenit5l-
tion to P10. Austin Martin, 'son
of M.s. Jum.s M Martin, who has
be en: making his Home with Mr,
Winter in Howiel.;—
On. Monday ;eventing of lies+t
week a "Reception" w;ta 1e'i' e•1
at the, home of %9', and Mrs. Jo n
T, Wintery in ltoernor of I'•es.
Stephen Rif chart and Austin Mai -
tin of the 04111 BtrtLlallion, (sta-
tioned at. Oehuwa end Prenti'ord•
respectively, The recr tt;on r outs
were brilliant with the rvialtioleil
ro'o s and the fon'oa Seek d splay
ed from evelysicle. The guests
numbering fully were i eeei'red t,y
Miss Agnes Brown, anti Mr. Percy
Aahton .representing "Miss Can-
ada" and 1"Jack Canuek,'• The
pleasing fdatio e of ' the even'ng
\t as the prgsentation of wr'st
e etches to the 'V3oy s" Mr. A-
lan 'Frits was tate efficient chair-
man. Geo. Ashton, jr, read t]te
following address, Harold :Hole;
math Jack Winterr m:tkng the pre-
sentation ;-
DEAR ST'EPHON• AND AUSTIN--
1 We are glad to have this opppot
tunity to meet wish you age nYeti
tery suddenly took your depart-
ure from us and enlist! d'for Over
seas Service for our Country. At.
that time we had no oppo 'unity
of giving expression to cur lee-
Ings ie year behalf, but we wish
to assure you that eon have been
the subWert of conveisoLim' m.0 y
times' as we have dine:.) in comfo t
around the family table, We a e
deeply rinpte=sed with the loyal
stand you have taken for .ling
nil Empire by reasons of the Na-
tional call to defend wo:!ld welt-
liberty
eltliberty and freedom Calntd,lan
boys ,have been nobly respond -ng
and. you ;are included in the num-
bele We sorrow because you al e
linked with Jaeger common 10
the Littlefield ; nevertheless we
honor Voll because you desire to
do "your bit" foe home and cone -
try, We realize now more than
ever+ the peril to wh ch our Coun-
try has been exposed 'Pierce 1'i ,1111
leg is prevaleht sn every port of
Europe and extends even into Asia
and the conflict Moes not si em
to Dose in intensity, Wa lc Uw
not how 50011 you may he culled
to takei your pdares in the t e -
ches to contest the gronnu which
is being torn 'b)- 'shot ane shell,
We hope you Will not lee called
upon to do service in actwal en-
gagement but should it be that
your 'services are required you
will be brave as true, Canadians,
And now es you lure about to Tee
turn to your• Regiment, we desire
to convey to you and ask you 'to
accept these wrist watch ea ds
token of otir regiu'd .for you not
fort their intrinsic value, ttut Al an
expression of nue ap',pree:wtiotr of
-your. worth. We think olE you as
"Our :Boys," " ,Our Asseeiates'
We will be interested ie your
Regiment and Jllattalio;a. The:'a
you Will be found upholding
honor liberty, fre.edont and right,
Out' prayer; is that voe may be
spared to return, ia'gain. We in-
tereede, a gracious 'Heivenly
Father' fn your -behalf Sigryed
Harold Doig ,
William Barr
Jack Winter
Albert Johnston.
Rev. Wallace Johnston of Shel-
low Lake, gave a short talk on
our duty in Defeite., of: the Em-
pire the very e.xisteeoe of which
has 'been threatened and coin-
mrnded the hays for the ,crave
stand taken in enlisting. Mr.
Johnston also gravely impressed
the solemn responsibility rcating
on those who Hie not. permQitn 1
to go ,td 'the front towards E;Te
brave ones who are. fighting for
Right and Liberty, Various forms
of entertainment 'were then enjoy
ed, including many piano select -
Bons kindly contributed by Mr,
Perev Ashton, Buffet refreshment
. were served and tlre boys extend --
ed individual expression of many
best wishes
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OtherLV� hecto i CARD OP THANKS,
p Mr, John Dalment4ano. finely
sial r i take this opeortunity to th[n,k
their neighbors and 6 rieb dsi for tare
'friday et this week: 'Mr, \\riliiani kindness' shown them during, the
Ja6ks<ilt, rtl the Jackson Nhanniactitr- sickness ,and death of, wife and
Mg, Q0,. passes another milestone his mother: '
11169 i.renth, Many happy morns.
l hi r 'an old world
JOINS AT GO!D7 RICIJ
J. TE, Cook, of Clinton, bat more
familiarly known as "Pinky has
enlisted gat Godesieh wise the 16 at
Etattl. '
Ttersda!y, !February 93rd, 1916,
And it is getting older; ,
This is cold world
And it rc getting colder-
Savewisher such folk to 500
1.1'0 j` paler it younger,
Aa tIl lby'quur friendly faith
PRIVATE S aLII
lel Stop el.e it warmer;
1Of Household furniture .at the
ac tl Lcrru , to you sari to the world resid,erice of ilio late Mrs. W.liltu•-
Mny yeti have all of it tied is ;;coal Tial, Ratlenbiiry street, every af-
for yaiu. tree^noon from 2 to 5.
C11RD UP THANKS,
'A GOUL) SHOW,
Marks with his Pipers Bend
IttidlebnYrany gave a geed show In the
.bun cin Tuesday. night. The
specialties' between the acts were
away above the average,
PIGEON CAME' HUMS
Lentbecemher Mr, John Irvine of
town, sold a bunch of pigeons to the
St. Thomes 'Ono Club fur their an •
nual tournament and last week, a
black one arrived home fern, his trip
to the I ailroad City. Ibis is some
thllalg 4to31uatial as the pigeons -have had
ha'1lanning.
HOLE Elf FRIDAY NJGBT
The family oaf the late Mr. J.
Cordell wish to thank the malty
friends lead neighbors who helped
s them in their time of ne:n aro
who gave their heartfelt symPal-
1thy through the decease of their
` f'athei•.
..'rhe.Best hockey maLah of the sea
,snn'wirl be'- played here 011 Friday
night of this week •when the `•1ro
gncis"ot'Iadderich will play the 161st
hotkev team of 0,11N0e. This no
doubt 08;11 he a List game as the vrsi
tore are the best teach in the co, town.
The 16let. Band will be in attendance.
LOST ONLY. CHILD,
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The many old friends o4 bar.
Percy 'Holmes. of St. Catharines,
-formerly.od Clinton, will symp.l-
thine with him in the loss of
of ly child a bright and promis-
ing girl of six summers, who decd
from brain fever at the home of
her;, grandmother, on Sunday last.
Mr.,' 'Holmes is City Passer -er
A gasirt for the St. Catharines Street
Railway, but makes his home at
iFonthill, and the esteem in which
he is held was shown by thelarge
number, from that piece who at-
tended', the funerud. on 0Iondny,
land:iilao by the, beautiful fiend'
offetrin s from different sources.
Mrs, R. B. Chant, of town, oleo
,attendled 'fhe funeral
DEATH OF MRS. MILNL-
The news of the death ref blas.
Milne, which , oneurried in ri,derieb
ox'Saturcley of last week, came as
"a great Jibrick to her many frieeds
AhQut 'two wefeks ago Mrs. 111.111a
watt calcul to 0Ondrerich owing to
the illt:ess of her friendlire.
Goldthorpe, wilt.rias mifferin
from pneumonia, Before the end
of the week Mrs, Goldthorpe lt2'd
passed away and Mos. Milne hen
self had contracted the disease.
Fon some clays it was hoped that
with her splendid constitution
she would recover but death came
on Slatuoday morning. Mrs, Mime's
maiden game was'Harriet Thomas,
She was born in Centreville, lPetnt-
Sy,l0aria, and taught school for
some years before coming to Can-
ada. She was twice married, her
first husband being Mr. 'Peter Mec
Laren, and her second, Mr, Chas.
Milne, For nearly forty years she
has a•esided in Clinton Where her
many ,deeds of kindness and char-
ity leen for her many friends. Mrs
Milne. ludas a member of Willtis
Church land was a faithful attend-
ant at all services. She was a
eery active worker in the
Women's ,Association of the church
Mr iesiate1 Una .0110 brother survive.
the hlLter, i1t, Thomas and one of tie
1r'.lets;' Mrs, BerU:im came aver
from Centreville for the funeral
which took place on
Mandav• from the Goldthorpe tear
denee in Goderi h. 'Phe service was
conducted hy R,v. F. 0. Harper of
Willis Ohntch a5sistecl by Rev, Jas.
Ho milt on of (liderich. Tne following
f'lends form Clinton paid their list
u spcct9', by wending the. funeral: -
Mr. .Inii`Mrs, T.Jackeon. plisses Ward
end Slone, lairs. J. Elliott, Mr. A,
lanes and Dir W. 33rypone,
The 200 !acre farm of the late
Laehlin 'McNeil, lith Con:, of Grey
township has been. purchesect by
J. bI✓.Knight, who is now fainting
450'iaeres, having 101 acres rented.
' We Sell Them
LIBERAL MEETING
The Clinton Lifeeua0: Club will
lrolcl ,a special meeting next Thurs
dray, Feb. 10th. when. Mr. Geo. E.
Derry land L. W. S tannery, of the I',
London! Liberal Club will come up
tend address the Club, .A11 Ciller- 1
sails in. Clinton and surrounding
townships are invited to this meet
ing. The two speakers are much
inte,ested in the clue work ,ar:a,
ea doubt will have scmetlr ng'
good to tell those tvho attend.
MRS.'DkYMENT'S 'MINERAL
llle lnnerel of the late Mrs. .Dae
meet bud to be postponed from Fri
day until Monday of this week on 110
countul'the non ar1ivat from the west
of ells') Ol.efa Daymeut. the service
was conducted at St. P.eul's Church
by the. Elector, It -v. Mr. Robinson,
The pialibearets wets: --Adam Foster.
)ioderieh, .las. hauler, Loudon, Jos.
Copy, and lees Duherty of Olsten,
Chas, J•lt6regur-and Frank Hall, Con
stance
''HO I
CALLED Mi
1 t,st Sunday evening the spirit
of John Cordell tw05 relied home
to his Maker at the ripe age of 70
years. D\ ceased buffered a stroke
on Moseley last and a secencr one
on Tuesday and sank very rap-
idly tatter that at the home of his
Mee, C iF. Bell. The late ilir•. Cor-
dell WAS born in Waleshy, Englard
and for 56 years rlesicleat in the
"Mine that his father and grand-
father were born in, 1.1 years ago
h: moved oto 1.,angwoi11l Jct.,
where he lived for 11 leers, c •rat-
ing out to Canada 3 years ago. Ire
is survived hy a family of 7 clril-
dren. Mrs. C. Te. Bell ;Ina fiieo.
Cordell, of town, Mrs. Noutch, of
Stratford, and Alfred of lc,ontokn,
and two sons, William 11tl'd• Ste..
phenson in 'Plerkshire,.and one
1.on, John, near Shefiielid_Rngland
'lIe is la.so survived by two fare-,
tiers land two sisters in England.
The funeral_ was held on Tuesday
.16icrno in and were eordnctecfby
Rev, 4, K. •Fuirrull of tate Baptist
c.!,urcli r Who 19991beare.s wel'r.-
W..6. 1 alslry, W.' Rutledge, Af
Stewart, 1). Prior, A. Nc•iiantls a: ti
II.
Pent $711)11(0r.
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In nrdcr that alto inch May her
lighten• for those in charge of the
Knitting Deptu+tutent of the. Women's
Patriotic Seeley, we request aur
kuiLteya to apply for their supply :of
wool, 1111 fats its possible, at the council
rhaaiiber Friday afternoon from two
Ui fivo o'clock. Fey the convenience
of many who may not be able to come
lo'tl'te council chamber, and through
the kindness of Mr. Friar, socks will be
received and looked sifter for us in his
store, whore we. also place a supply of
our wool, which will be given out to
the knitters, who cannot find it poss-
ible to Dunne to the coen1ll chamber.
The Executive venaind all our wrir.k-
eys that tomorrow, Feb, .4th our
Society pack mid .ship field comforts
and hospital supplies.
Clinton Spring Fair Annual Meeting.
ANNUAL SHOW WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY, APRII.6Ttl
THE SECRET' A R Y
MR /1.. J. McMiJRRASP, the ot.lig-
ing, !Secretary of ?the Clinton
Spring Show.
There was agoodaenta i ll
71 ere 1a rept o t 1
of directors lad earners at the
annual meeting of Huron County
Steck 'how held in the Couneil
Cliainber ;ao Saturday, January' 29,
The minutes of test rree:ing were
rc.aal- and ap ,:rot cd. ' The Tr easur-
er's ,reperle showing a. hallance' on
hand of '$25,96.
_Waterman's Pens—the best for men,
And it's best for women, too,
Its also best for children,
So it must be best for YOU.
Harbutt's Peasticine in the house
Will stimulate ) our boy's ability
By showing him how .pleasure can
Be joined to practical utility.
The W. - m Fair eo.
Often the cheapest—always the Best
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Penslar White Pine an 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
sc nic er) `label
Wt)i1Bei Ari
Beyond a doubt this is the most
efficient cough remedy we have
ever sold. Nothing else will so
readily - redeye a cough. Try it—
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Dispen4Ilig11011ist TILE
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DRUG' STORE
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A ,lettet• of resignation of the
1,elasulc rt MI 1. 'Tyndall, was
Iced and acoepted. A vote 06'
thanks was tendered the retiring
officer for his valued services dura
ing. the lvaet; 110) yiears.
The officers for•the en,u;ng year
wore elected as follows..*
John Shanahan, President.
George Hours Vice President.
A. J. McMurray, Secretary.,
Wit Miller, lrehsurt r.
Dr. J. 1V: Shaw, Auditor.
Alt the old Directors were re-
aPllo111ted
It ,was eeeidod to )idea 91 e Spring
Vail. as usual, on the. fist Thursr-
daay 10 the month, chis being April,
6th.
The (ideation r•f ...holding ' the
annual banquet was brought 'for-
ward for consideration. It was
finally decided to discontinue the
banquet for this year, there being
so many cientand'a for mono;y,
After la general diseussi'on i'ee
gardin ' the gotti ,and a eltare od
the society the meeting adjourned.
Furniture, Rugs & 1 in®ieumb
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if von are going
to furnish your home, oe if you only 00 ant some odd pieces, '•
You will find it to ,your advantage to inepect our stook and see
the bargains we are offering. We also carry a good line of
Biolins, Pianos and Organs.
Our Undertaking Depat'tmena: is up to date in every respect
and we guarantee the best of satisfaction
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,•" Undertaker and Femoral Director. Phone 25.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at; Residence over store
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Sap Parts and,
Buckets
Order your .Sap Pans ands
Buckets now so have youIave ill w
them ready when you want to
use them. i
Thum llawkins
Th ,i Corner Store
"Live and Leg Lite"
Buy
Heat -producing
Foods Now
Cold weather is again with us. Every-
household
veryhousehold will now require foods that.
will keep the body warns and healthy.
Following area fee, lines we suggest
60 every buyer of fnnd tar the home-
' Soup, in p aoket and tins
Meat Extracts, Bovril or Oxo,
IJot Porridge. Wheatlets, Wheat.
Flakes and Rolled Cots
Hot Pan Oakes and Syrup
Pork and Beans, a steaming plate of
pork and heave for dinner or supper
makes an ideal meal
Macaroni or Spaghetti
Bacon or Sausages
for breakfast there is nothing nicer,
Plumbing and Beating 1 rrryryss�pg'' gp„aT.
Agents for Heel' Furnaces
E. E. 11 �d ®'ltltl®
Shop -over Rowland's Hardware
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that rank above the.grade of "just shoes."
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