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SPECIAL NOTICE
We
request payment of all overdue accounts on or,
before
MVIAReR ist, 1916,
if any old accounts remain unpaid, or payment of'',
same not arranged for, after the above mentioned
date, we will have no other ` alternative than to
employ such means as we deem necessary to
collect payment.
THE CLINTON Ni1W ERA.
Thursday. earuary, 10th 1916
WOMAN'S STORE '
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67.
Netxt to Royal Bank
MEN'S STORE.
Custom, Tailoring
Men's (Furnishings.
Phone 103.
Opposite Public Librar
essairesenterawasussesommeee
SUR.
ISONIUUSSEZE
JOB DEPARTMENT
Is now ready to do your work. New
type and new stock of paper just placed
Let Us Do Your Printing
THE NEW ERA CLINTON
Fancy furniture
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, ie her for
your inspection. Light in con
struction and design but ex-
tremely well made imevery 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 Spot in Chiron
to buy all itiud8 of Farnittere
13.A..1.114 & ire ..I.N SOIV
iFurniture IDealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
N. Ball 110 —RESIDENCE PEONES” ,A. ID. Atkinson 186
DO YOU?
Ever think you wanted something that you would relish tor a meal, and
could not just think what it was you wanted 9
flow about prunes -We have some select goods, that are put up by the
well known "Sunkist" people whose goods have a quality all their
own, 2lbs for 25c
Some other suggestions are Catsup, Et P. Sauce, Worcestershire Sauce,
Mixed or Sweet Pickles, Olives, ate. In canned goods we carry. a full
line in Peas Cot n, Tomatoes, Tuna Fish, Salmon. Heinz Spagbette,
Campbells or Clarks Soups and other seasonable goods,
Our Orange prices are right, from 18r per dozen up.
edIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER ANih EGGS.
JOHNSON & CO.
Phone 111 IDE STORE OE QUALITY
.Mid -Winter:
Shue Salt
Our Mid -Winter Shoe Sale closes on Saturday
February 12th, We have in stock, a number .of
pairs which we can offer you -as good values as
at any time during the sale.
Our Sale this season has been a most
successful one, thanks to the confidence
placed in us' by our many patrons and
friends.
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EIi! E1Vi FR—Yo>ulr last Opportunity to
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Get Shoes at this Sale is Saturday. Feb. 12
MINOR LOCALS.
Look fat the Label.
What is the iceman going to do?
Council met nu Monday evening
" (Friday, Feb. 14th, Valentine Day.
LOOT ' AT THE LABEL
Mr Subscriber, sae to it that the
address label on • your New Era
Dec. 31st, 1016 or sume date later.
MILITARY -ORDERS
33rd (Huron) Regiment -To be
lieutenant (supernumemary) Wal-
ter Frank Scott; to be provisional
lieutenat (supernumerary), Albert
Joseph Grigg.
WILL ;MOVE.
Very shortly IVIr.,amd bins. Roy
Plumsteel will move to ;the farm
now occupied by ,the f'ormei e
brother Me. Perry Plumsteel tied
the litter with his family tailltake.
up, their resid6uoc1 in t,wn, •
MISSIONARIES SA104.
Mrs, A. D,•Beaton has received
tvcrd from Dr. Endicott that all
the missionaries were safe in China
up to ,Feb gud, Much anxiety wee
felt owing to the ref bitten in
China, k
POSTMASTER TAKES CHARGE
Robert J.Dunsmere severed his
ccnneetions with the St. Thomas
Times Publishing; Company Mon
day end entered upon his new
duties as Postma:sterr in that place
Tuesday, February 1 Mr. DlanF-
more h,a•s leeear connected 'with
the Times for neatly twenty years
,and for severti]..Years has been
the editor of the pa per.
PRIZE OFFERED FOR
HURON NICKNAME
At the big recruiting rally held
at Goderich1 Friday night Dr. Jas.
L. Hughes of Toronto; threw out
h s
the suggestion that some such
name as the "Huron, Lions'' be at-
tached to the 161st Battlion, With
this end in view Wolter E. Kelly,
Gcdetiah police magistrate has
offered the sum of $40 to the Ber-
son offering the best; such name
for the Battlion. The judge in: the
matter will be Dr. Xlughes.
'UNCLE DEAD '
9t the Kineard ine General Hos-
pital., where he was admitted as a
patient five weeks ago death Sat-
urday morning claimpc Mr. John
Sellery, a man well known through
out that section of the country.
Mr. fielle'y was in his 80th year
and had lived in ,ICinearcline for
nacre then half a century, Upon
eoming here he engaged with .his
father the late John Sel'ery in
the operation of a tannery. These
business interest, however was
,abondoned by the Sellery family
several. years ago. The late 'Mr,
Sellery is survived by three, dough
tern and three sons namely id's.
Rivers of Dungannon, Mrs Cie-
ments, of Winnipeg. Mrs. Wesley
Cuyler, Kincardine; W. J. Sellery
of New York, (Frank of Detroit,
Edward„ in Australia, Deceased
was, an uncle Mies. A. T. Cooper of
town.
DEAT'IL OE MRS, wri.l.'SE, SR.
Early Sunday (morning' ,Maria
Wiltse, beloved wife of Mr. A. D.
Wiltse passed away wit the age of
92 years; et her h 1000 On Onrari'o
street. Deeeas,ed ,was born in
]weds Co., near Athens and on the
4th of January 1651 was married to
'bey now bereft partner. i tner. Over 45
years agoi they moved up to 'He-
ron Co., and resided on the Lone
don Road. until .4 years ago when
they moved into town. During.
the past seven years Mrs, Wiltse
has net been in the 'best of health
but wns able to get about the.
house and wa:. Pitting talking to
some neighbors Saturday evening.
Sir sides her ageri par to0r in, weshe is survived by three' children,
Mrs. Raney; and Mr. Harrison
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Wiltse of t • ,
1 town, and Mr. L.,.
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V< It r, the Lnndona ,Ligan The
inoe i r1 was held on Weklrresdaty
afternoon, the services being eon -
ducted by Rev. S. '/. Alio pastor
theOt
,'family. the pa111>u,rers
,vacrc-Measrs, John May, W Den
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ry, W. Tiplady, Wm. Miller, R. Tip
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,lady and Thos. liathwell. Among,
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1 relatives from a nv distance a ere,-
Phone 70 ' Clinton bars Snaith Branfford: Mrs. Wiltse,
Mr, and Mre Graney, of Seaforth,
1111 .and Mrs, :'Harris. Of Walton.
The Parliament Building Fire—Looking along the corridor
towards' the main entrance. Beyond the door shown is a mass of
debris marking the spot where the clock tower Crashed down, The
body of Deputy Clerk LaPlantc was found at the point and workmen
were digging for other victims when the picture was taken.,
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Recn tmng Meetings
Thursday, ,Feb.. 10, St. Helens.
Friday, lieb, 11, St. Augustus.
Saturday. IFeb. 12, Leebarn.
Monckay, Feb. 14, Nile.
Tuesday, (Feb. 15, Be ampler.
Blake, 'Feb. 0th
Eleven, Thursday Feb. 101h
]Sillsgreen, iFrrdav, Feb. 1110
PASTIME •DANCE
The Pastime Club held a Club
dance last Fricfay everrinkg ,and
there Was a. very large nittene-
anee.' The Khaki color predomin-
ates at the Club these days.
DESKS 'FOR PARLIAMENT
The Canadai Furniture Company
Wing -ham has made iv shipment of
48 desks for the members at Ot-
wa. They will make another ship-
ment as soon as possible. ,
REMEMBER THE DATE (FEB 231d,
All Ladies who call on Professor
Pember wihreceite• one, Of our
"Pannell .ot Beauties'. Free. 16
styles ' for dressing the hair for
this year. •
FEBRUARY 29 TIM DAY
The Onrarkt Cabinet last Thurs
day afternoon decided to call tLe
laegisleture for Tuesday. Febru-
ary 94 This decision was made
pul;lio after the Cabinet met at
the Parliament liuilid:ugs.
P3119 PROHISII'1ON' PETITION
Clinton furulshcd at compara-
tively Low proportion of signers
to the petition circulrted lasi
week to make Ontario dry. Tie
percentage will barely ruga over
the 50% mark we are told.
ANGLICAN SUMMER SCHOOL
Arrangements have just bren
completed by eliich the first An-
lican Weimer' wheel, to ue field
in the Diocese of 'Boron, will l:e
held _in Loeticn from ,tune 26 to
July 7, More than eighty young
Men and women ftom all over the
district wall attend.
COUNCIL, .A;t)JIrURNED
Council only met a few nairiutes
Monday night when the following
motion was. put before them.
Moved by Councillor Pnislay,
seconded by Ceunci'llbi) Wallis, on
account of bereavement in she
families of Reeve 1Ford and Coen
cillor Wiltso this council do Pow
adjourn until the lLtheinist.-Car-
riled,
OF FERRO BATTER Y
Word has bean reeek ,'rl in L,on
don that Capt. Herbert Scandrett
(Military Cross, Ypres) is to ue
given command or to fish better y.
It is known that the eat -amend
has been offered tris al-
though nothing has nppeerea fns
official orders .and h;; r ola,ti'res
have nothing( dJnnitoo in the mate
or, Since lvisiting to London
after his return from the front,
there' be was injured through a
fall feb n an ateroplane, 'Capt.
Scandeett has been opting las an
artillery instructor ate the l.oyr.l
Military College at Kingston, The
Capt. was a, guest ii't the home
of Mr.': Geo. D. 117eTaggai t, (fol' 0
few days. :after he re;urncd lions
the 11001
DO Y017 WANT ELECTRIC
LI1IIT AND GOOD W .5TER
Every home using electric liget
and house oonrnected with thm
towns water supply in the ideal
before the 'public utility eommin9-
ion of 1916. 10 order to give those
ttho are not using the town water
these eitize:rs are asked to put in
their applications at once ,as it
till be neeessary to lay some new
mains and the work care OU more
economically dere at one time.
1 et the fifty or more homes not
already connected apply :at once
nd so help the work of the coin-
m11s1011, Pure water is essential
to every home,, Electric light ;is
tlye poor mans light as, ,well to the
rich and if our ptsople .all use :t
the price will :soon be reduced to
one half .the present %charges.
An idea seems to be abroad that
it is expensive to install the elec-
tric lights but this is not the esae,
When you confider the very mob
bettor, equipment that is put in
now 08' compared with ar few years
aeo and also the increased prices
paid for rnatieriaj Tot: gee our
People e the connection ata ,act
nal
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cost ig the thought of the commis
axon and to demonstrate boa this
can Ole done it 1e air ecu that
about 25 of the houses- should, be
wirrod at the same !time when the
materia]s m' h
7 ay he secured at .he
very lowest prices end the v est
oA labor alio reduced lonsidel-
ably. Who will be the first of the
25 to apply? Give your app:licn-
tion to superrntdrelant 11„13,
'Ghent or the secretary of the coin
mission A;T. Cooper.
A.. Porter, treasurer of the Ilur
on branch of, the Canadian patri
otic Fund, has received a cheek for
51,000 from. the tcwnshih •,Tf Tuclt-
trk•rnith. t
SIGN YOUR. NAME,
The postal 'apartment has senrt
out circulars iaarorming the pub-
lic that all letters adlressei to
soldiers ,at the front must have
the sender's name on the ent•ol:
ore otherwise they are game. to
be sent to the dean letter o'flee.
METEOROLO(JICAL REPORT
FOR JANUARY 1916
The highest nraxinium tempera-
ture fou the ,month was 58 (Mgr( CS
and the lowest minimum tempera-
ture was 3 degrees on 170. Tee
highest Lange sons 32 clovee3 00
Otto and the lowest rang • was 5
degrees 013 31st The me tns were
maximum 34.55 degrees : minimum,
21.03 .degrees and range 1:1.52 t:e-
g•rees. The rainfall was 4,76 fusses
and the r'nowfall 3 inches. A
cloudy dark wet mild month,
Ground bare on 21th. groan, ,s
on With and 31st. Streams full,
and ulnen.
SCANDRETT BROS ARE
FlNED ON FOLE CHARGES
Pefore Magistrate Lockhart last
Thursday at Blyth Scandrett 'Bros
of London, were fined on four
charges for shjnpinrg ).'quer info
the C. ',r, .9. county of Huron. The
-firm was assessed 113,1' on etch
charge. Some ether ch ages were
dr'opyled. .1%. representative of
the company was present and
pleaded guilty. Insl.e:roe Mit-
chell, of the North Huron dlstr : t
eppeared for the ipt roseeetion with
Crown Attorney 'Seng,;r of
rich,
DIAMOND
DIAMOND WE DING
The Leamington Post and Nerve
of Tanunry 13th reports the d:a-
mond wedding jubilee of the par
eats of Airs. Hugh Ross al tete--
ton ;-An event of more than or-
dinary interest happened at the
home of illi. Robert Maxwell, 1st
concession, on 'Monday, when his
father and mother, t1,4r, :nci Mts.
Robert Maxwell. Sr„ celebrated
the Diamond Jubilee of their
wedding, Mr. and Mrs. a axwell,
Sr., lived: near Winghatn until a
year or two ago, when they mov-
ed to their pre,ent home with
their son, A number of invited
guests dinner sot honordown
of to a theoe7sumptuous
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell pieeeiveo
many congratulations from tell-
ers as well as. through The mail
from their old home .at Bluevale,
Ont. Mr, hind Mrs. Maxwell we: e
born in Du m. fries h I re, Stotlercl
in 1835, Mrs, Maxwell being Miss
Jean Scott, both historic 'bolder
names. They both came to Can-
z'da in 1855, on, the slow -going
sailing ships of that day and by
tedious delays, nnlcnown to •he
swift land luxurious linens of this
ege. They settled first In, 'Galt
where they were m,areied in the
same year. Attracted 01' !the
cheap land, they with othe"s, re-
moved to that park of the prime-
val forest, where Bluevale stow
stands and in their journey anti
o,arly years of settlement 'pas:aed
through all the ha:d'hip3 and plea
sure of pioneer experience, se
familiar a generation ago, land
Oar removed from the knowledge
of growing gtnertation. Cant da
hays not yet paid a sufficient tri-
bute to . her pioneers and the
paces have ever made pioneers of
civilization. The greaten of all
ccloniaeers fare people from the
British' Isles and the {Trench,
Others nations are more conspi-
euous for giving emigrants than
for breeding pioneers. Some day
we Maw sing their praises in some
epic. Canadians certainly o owe
them is debt they pan never repay
for their iaehievemearts amid the
privations of the bush,t'lblr. and
Mrs. Maxwell lived at Bluevale on
a farm for over 50 years, There
were eight children born, seven
of whom are still living. They
are as follows Mrs Rugli Ross
of Clinton, Grit„ Mr J, S, Max-
well of Brandon, Man; Mrs, J. G.
Tien
)` o(Ls an and Miss Nettie. Max-
w;ell of Zion t..ity, Ill,; Mrs, T.
11.: Ross of Vancouver and Mr,
Win, Maxwell and Mr, Robert Max
well Of 1st Concession, Lgaming-
tem ' Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell are
13060 31 years of age and are re-
markably web. Mr, ltfaxweil has.'
been an a r
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n thePres c kat, e:•io is
church irn e c n
th beginning of the
church ill m Binet ale inn has been
fc reamoit in every good work since.
The Christian church. has always
lirld in honor the hoary head if
t
he found in the way of right-:
c minces and ani wide circle of
friends, both in Bine vale 'and
Leamington unite infilar com-
gpatulations to Mr, and Mrs. :Root
Maxwell who have been so longed •
:pared to each other .and to their
family. F++ifhi+* l tf• f"6't" riHa +d+b:t}
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 Peostici'ne in the house
Will .stimulate your boy's ability
By showing him how pleasure can
Be joined to practical utility.
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Peneiar 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—
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Furniture, Rugs &! inoieums
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going
to furnish your home, or if you only leant some odd pieces.
Yon will find it to your advantage to inspect our stock 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 bet of srrr.,istactron
FJai ) H..J .'L
Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28.
Night and Sunday Calls answered itt Residence over store
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Sap Pansand'
Buckets
Order your Sap Pans and,
Buckets now so you will have,
them:ready when you want to 1
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use them.
Thos. Hawkins
Plumbing and Keating
Agents for Recta Furnaces
Shop -over li.owland's Hardware
Thr;, Corner tore
"Live sntsd Let Live"
Heat =producing
Foods Now
Child weather is again with us. Evert*
household will now require foods that.
will keep the body warm and healthy..
Following area few lines we suggest.
to every payer of food for the. home-
Soup, in packet and tins
bleat Extracts, Bovril or Oxo,
1Isrt Porridge. Whentlete, Wheat,
Flakes and Rolled Oats
Got Pan Oakes and Syrup
Pork and Beansl a steaming plate of
work and beans for dinner or slipper
makes an Ideal meal
Macoroni or Spaghetti
Bacon or Sausages
for breakfast theta is nothing nicer,.
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YOUR SHOE STORE
4t. If you care for the best of shoes and the limit
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of Shoe Service.and Satisfactiont.1at your shoe
• money can secure, make this your shoe store.
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that rank above the grade of "just shoes,"
COME !JERE
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Nordic Newest Models and the latest and best Style
Features, shown by the country's nest and most noted
shoe manufacturers.
COME 'HERE
For perfect shoe fitting by fitters thea know how to pro-
vide the exact size, width and model to fit the foot as it
should he fitted,
Pilo 111..A For
HERE
For the best Mens Shoes at 53,50, 4,00 oa 0,00
ro • the best Woniens Shoes at 99 60, 3,011 or 4.00
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For the best Scheel Shoes. 4
style,at ina
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l+or the best
Children Shp
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