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THE CLINTON NEW ERA,
We request payment of all overdue accounts on or
if any old accounts remain unpaid, or payment of
Same not arranged for, after the. above nientioneci;
date, we ' will have no other alternative than to
employ such means as we deem necessary to.
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collect payment.
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and
•House Furnishings
Phone 67.
Next to Royal Bank
a
MEN'S STORE.
•Ciistore Tailoring
Men %Furnishings.
Phone 103.
Opposite Public Librar
0UR�
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
ao.
Fancy furniture
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Rohm, is here for
your inspection, Light in can
stroction and design but ex-
tremely well made in,every de-
tail. dare are the finest creations
of the furniture makers craft:,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discriminating buyer.
The Cieapo6t Spot in Moron
to buy aill:intls ofForniture
.13 ., ....1. ! Ric ..A.r.rICIISTSOIV
Furniture Dealers and Funeral IDirectors-rhone 104
N. Ball 110-I1ES1DENCE I'IlONEES- J. D. Atkinson 180
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DO YOU ?
Ever think you wanted something that you world relish for a meal, and
could not just think what it was you wanted
How about prunes -We have some select goods, that are put up by the
well known "Snnkist1e people whose goods have a quality all their
own, 2 lbs for 2Sc
Soave ether suggestions are Catsup, H P. Sauce, Worcestershire Sauce,
Mixed or Sweet Pickles, Olives, etc. In canned goods we carry a full
line Hu Peas Coe], Tomatoes, Tuna Fish. Salmon, Heinz Spaghette,
Campbells or Clarks Soups and other seasonable goods.
Our Orange•prices are right, from 10e per dozen up.
3IGBEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND; EGGS.
JOHNSON tee.
Phone 111 T1iE STORE 04 QUALITY
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FOOT
ROU I LES
]i'or tired, aching, painful feet, breaking down arch or
flat foot, use our
Il ootoEzet° .lrcha.Prop
They will give you comfort and ease.
We carry a full stock of
Special Absorbo Pads
which will taketh - pressure e
t e sure and give tmmediate . .
relief to corns, e boutons and callouses
"lbbsorbo Pads" cure permanently by absorption
,It will be a pleasure to show you these
Special Aids s Comfort.
ec al f'i ds to
p,
14. S. ellAPMAN
Phone 70 Clinton
An Uxbridge dealer has been
Lined $5 and costs for selling as
pure maple sugar, an article found
to be adulterated.
ICE DROP NOW
This is god ice making weather term
if it continues a few days longer the
ice harvest will he commenced. Those
who are going to put in a supply of ice
have heen afraid that the "crop" was
going to be it failure this winter on
account of so ninch mild weather.
Once cutting l:egins every available
tern will he used to have supplies put
in as soon as possible. '
• TO BE LTS'.00WEL RECTOR
l.he. 1tev, \V, ll, Dunbar, who was
until recently rector of Tbnrnetlale,
Intl h en appointed rooter of Listowel
in rnccession to the Rev. H. 111. L1lug
ford who was i.tqlor Hy aponinfed rec
for of Perlin. The Res. pili, Dunbar
will take up hes new duties in the near
frMnre, RP o. Mr. lhtnher was a form
er Rentor of the Middleton, Holmes
vine, Suu eerhill churches and went
from here to Rervie,
LARGE STAFF OF OlIICliRS',
COL. COOPER OUT TO SECURE
Toronto Mews.- Arrangements
are being made by I ieut.-Ool John
• A. Cooper, 0. C. !Midi 01 mem,.
Battalion, for the opening of set•-
coral physical features in cornier-
' tion with the establishment of hey
Lattalion. Lleutetnetnts Gunn ,and
'Heywood here been detailed to
'pen a canteen 011 the lower
floor of the headquarters at 164
University avenue, while Lieut. R.
Laidlaw. battalion clua,'te1'mttster is
opening the quartermaster stores
at 157 Kin„ street west. The un
fcrles and other equipin ent were
3eieg roceived to -day for the 1,200
even who will make up the unit.
Incid'entall'y, Lieut. Laitlltrw Is the
manager of the Argonaut 'Hockey
Club, which has been prominent in
sport circles this winter, _� special
call has preen issued byColerial
Ocopee for experienced non -cum
niiesio.ners, bandsmen, buglers and
pioneers, Efforts are being made
to raise a staff of one hupdreu
nc(necommissioned officers, ane
these will be %organized :alto a
class. The orderly room of the
battalion is open every day from
9 a.m. to 9.30 p.m and officers aro
en duty eoaattnucusly to i'ot'0ive
necruits. The battalion's phone is
Adelaide 2837. One .of the officers
of the new juni0 is L:,eutic'Jnanit
:Frank McEachren. who has etern-
cd from' 'Ra,glatnu after attending
military duties there,
Thursday, :February, 11th, 1916.
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�V4lMEN'S INbR I:l'U AL .s
wliThe r,� roar ineettng art Clic
ii shiner atclul'ee will beheld (4i Recrtiiong Meetings.;
iihe home of Mrs:, Beacotn Ontario:•
St4 car, Thursday deb. • 24th Mrs.
Chant -Will give a paper on elec- t dbe.steis' 11"11 Belgral e, ,l'hurs_,
tricrty, 'There. will a1s.o. oe1 an day, ;Erb. 17th;,;•
iexehange orf •patterns-anci there1I'orestes' Hall, Bluevkle, Thnrs
will be good., music. day, T'eb 171'11:
FOR,! AD7J'S ,ONLY .
_ Methodist •Cl.1nreh, y ,,;eatf eld,. 1 v1
L :. - • day'iPeb• 18t1i,
In the' toeyT, ball Sunday afte - I1leet'ings• wilt open ail 7 0 p,m,
coon at $ 4a theme is to be At each of„,lie nicer hags n , %titre"
meetin'R';for •the ;won en.of" Ci`nton, 'ed soidiet 'will tell e£ hle expel
d i•'s 'surrounding cr;unti >, t«'o at 1he.efacnt.,.A e under of good.
local speakers, i),elud;ng Revs. J:;
W. Hibbert anci D. Perrie, Wince
h iii • Chaplain Pain .by *of the:
161st and Rei'.' J 1<. Paitfull; of
Clinton, and others will assist tate'
the Meeting%. 'L'he meal branch,
of the War Auxiliary w 11 supply''
a progrsni of nuaic for each
meeting 10vearvoody . tW lcolee.
These -meetings are under the aut:-
pices of the Huron Comity 'War
Auxiliary. W.Br 'done, Peeeldeet;.
A. T. (.nnper, Secretary,
WAR AUXILIARYM
There% will be a meeting of the
Clinton War Auxiliary Cin '' (the
Council Chamber on Friday :even-
ing at 8 o'clock. All members re-
queste,d to be 'present,. .
33RD BATTL. .TO GO ,
TFIE, WOMAN AND.
THE NEWSPAPER 'MAN,
Every now and then it becomes
necessaryi
'w=
ray o nono prepare
seine material to bo put into int
ed form, says the Christian Scten^"
Monitor. Club nietubors are asked
to arrange for printed programs
occasionally a contribution is sent
to a weonnan's magazine, or a no-
tit e of some. local event is sent •to
the newspaper. A notice comes in
to the newspaper offices written
on both sides of email -sized ,note-
,palter 'rise cncseri at the,. end
or curling 'conn$ ;the• ede. of 'the
sl set, St `hi,ust' be" I'r'ewritten, if
used, and is turned Over 'to a type
writer lore that '1+nrpose Often it
gees to the •waste basket. The
T,Enmansh'ii) is frequently illegible.
end names axe eerelessly spelled
There are a few rules • frhich
every ameteur reporter, eonti'inn-
utcr or program maker should' re-
member. The f'a•s
i t and foremost
is, write Only ec i one side of the
sheet. The, next in imwttance ,is
legibility, and One cannot posse-
b13' hie too • careful about clean,
clear, init-'w,ittein 1 acs well sep-
arated to ellow for ne0cseaery edit
ing. Proper na1005 511on1d bo ren-
dered in printing rathee: thee
heript, for nothii;g SO irks a per-
son as Lo have his name mispell, 41
Wards capable of !heir misreee
should be written with extra rare,
and •i painters rule thee w 11 ut
helpful i:; to d -sting% sh• the small
letters. "n' and e.+u,' so often writ-
ten exactly alike, by drawing it
horizontal erne ever an "n" and
under a «u' ,if possll)ie all mater-
ial for; the printer should betype-.
written = I£ not, it shouldbeen,-
mtetakauly clean, on single
numbered streets, ironerlyy para-
graphed, punctuated and epelle,d.
an the u o 3,
meeee who have' , returnee ep-
cantly from tb.e front are to s7eak
and it is the Nish of the Woolen r
PathiotieeBetriety:that •eget. y wom-
an
om-an of etre'town ,and country ue--
tend the, meeting
WHAT NAME SHALL 13E
GIVEN ;THE, : 161ST '
With • the approved... ,'of. Lime
Col H. B. Conthe a pare of ten
ddhars has been 'offered b.1 Mag-
istrate
llag-i trate Krl1eY, -60 Goderich, for a
name thea: Will be most acrepl,uble
, fee 1Burorrs neW' battalion Aly
the is at liberty to comp e -e for
the •prize and your isuggestions
may he trade by placing.' them in
an en've-i ipelltrn mark en ilio
Outside of tete 'envelope "Price
Contest", and either give the en-
velope to the Local Secretary of
your War Auxiliary or mail dere'''
to the County Secretary Mr.
_1.r.;Cooper, of Clieto:n-Contest
is open till Ma ch 1st..
DEATH OP •
FORMER CLINTONIAN.
The death occurred in Montreal
on Monday, of Mildred Di e-1ny
wife of Frank McCollam, of Lair -
don. Eng. Deceased was the 'third
daughter pf Mrs.d3. D. Vanttassel.
of Toronto, formerly of ;CI:rntoti,
and with hen husbnad had 'teen
Being in Montt'eal for about a
year, where Mr. McCollam is en-
gaged in' . the manvftir_ture of
chemicals for one of the Allies.
She leaves one child. Thb remains
were ,brought .to Toronto for in-
terment, the'
funeral n taking place
from ,the home of her brother-
in-law, Mr, R. W. Mitchell, mana-
ger •Canadian Express.
BUSINESS METHODS BEiNG
At'PLIEI) TO WATERWORKS
The Public Utilities Cornmission
have notified the Town Council that
all public fountains and connections
will he cln(nged for In future. The,
Council -passed hylews for the Coin•
tuissiod"to go by, and encu department
should pnylits way. The annual inter-
est and dehentnres are changed to the
Waterworks Department by the town
council and the town council in return
should hay for all rely ices. By apply•
ing business methods it will not he
long befure the town will be able to
receive e. tidy sum Iron, this depart• ons. Thos. watts of Jsl for col k
incur, The 0omme,sion , 1 intend to g'
enforce rection 19 of the Waterworks •%rel and let aced rile for hen )'Leek
bylaws end the citizens are asked to Y,'yndotte and 'w o spec:al , ieabenta
assist, Sectiin 10reads ;IR follows.- Lor best cock and Poi:diem! for
eThrtt no person being an occupant, English Red Caps. Mr, Wei. Car •
tenant or inmate of any house, hnild_ ter of Constance hied a clean up
ing or other Mace supplied with water for 13an1'ae!ns 1"1111 'Haan wigs, 'Jiro
!ruin the W;eterwu,ke Sy tem, shall - • nnual meetingio close r p .:loo
lend, sell or dispoi a1 the water theta, bur•ineas will o held o11 1''ric,ay
of, or give awes, or permit the stere :01 enint..ofc this 101' at God
rl,ul
to he taken, or carrieay, oruse or rican'1 l 11
iutu0 is gong to 'rc
apply it to the use or benefit of abets.
r1 .IIh ej ;t C'rile "ilei\v hetet; to khe
"Flub' o,:e mole
Among• the 11: Canadian Ba (tale
lams 00 go ove15ecas ,shortly we
'nctice that the 331d under com-
mand- of Col, Wil' ones among the •
Lumber. There tuee many Clinton
boys in this company lend we hope
thein a eMfie jour1cy.
LIBERAL CLUB,
A pleasant evening wase spent at
the Liberal Club • oil Thursday
trening last when 117eesns ferry
and Flannery, of London, along
with Mr.. Thomas McMillan 'and
others made short speache>, Lutach
was s•erced at the close of the
meeting. •
QUIET W1lDDING
A very col:et wedding took place
at ,lie Ontario St. Church far5on-
e000ge, on Wednesday of
this week, when Pere. S. J. Alpin
tied the natrimnnial bow be_
twee' Miss Ilia May, daughter of
1Ir. and Mrs. Amos Townsend, or
Tucloenszuith and Mr. iFrank 1:.
Walters, of (he sane township.
AT TIE BUIWN
POULTRY SIIOW
A0 Godoric•li last we>k at The
anetial Boron Poultry Show, 'Ilett
llo:'ey made 7 entries and .took
7 prizes, among theta being- first
1n•fze, Lwire; Lerond, t'•cei a
third and two fourtlis, He ,got
let for cock and 1st 2nd aril •ith
for eetieerel, 2nd, 3.d ane 441.1 for
pen, all tirds are barred •noels
cockerel mating, 3 first for mei:-
of to any. other than his own use or
he petit, or shall increase the supply of
water beyond that agreed with the
Gamete tion , or we -meanly neglect 0r
improperly waste the water,"
Itis hoped that this year will see all
the stores offices and Houses connect-
ed. Who •,vuuld be without a matinee.
Um when it costs only '(00 a month.
and Ends
of Council
Brevities None the Less Interest-
' ing Because or' Their
Condensation
The street pay sheets for the month
of January was $6.8:3.
The hall rent for January was $25,00
but many free meetings were also
held.
Reeve Ford took the Mayor's chair
twice during the `evening owing to
Mayor Thompson being called out.
The G. R R. stock scales brought.,in
$8 70 while those at the market square
had $10 45.
Street lighting cost the town 16137.50
for January and the account of light
ing for hall 6(1,15.
A grant of .$50 was made to the
Spring Show,.
J. W. Shobbrook, Superintendent of
the cemetery, reported the following
money i-
Sale of lots 522.00)
Perpetteity 25,00
Work •• 30,33
With the School Board members
and Inspeetoi,.Superintendent Chant
and A.T. Cooper of the Utilities Com
mission,' Me. Libby of the Clinton
Knitting Co , and Chief ' Wheatley,
the Count,(
had alar e audience
on
Friday Generally the New Era
scribe is the only citizen with the
Oonstitble to.ltee;p'law and order deur
ing the.valipua nteetings.
The School matter was referred to
the Coiiikil in Oommit :tee as a whole
with Councillor Wiltse as chairman.
Las year the Su erintendent f the
LastD o t
retnetery got :82110 (8 salary this year
he gets $525 and hires his own help
and the :elouncil expects 10 be money
in pocket, Figures given for extra
work, not including many other
charges on the cemetery account
THE POOR'QL'ALl'1'Y Of PAPER
You'likely have remedied 011e
POOP quality 01 d hided 11)) 041'-
0,11:0 ul the daily 151011s in .leis
and almost all ether newspapers
for some weeks past. This neter-
lot•ation is said Lo be 111(0 of the
incidents of the war in Euroee,
It is said that certlain (lyes need
in the making of the white: pap-
er arc no longer procurable. Ger-
many appearsto 111(.1'0 had quite 1
menOpoly of clyo production Col,
creel papers too such as are gen
tonally used for bills and posters
111 1(0 gonolrup :the ,and two cents per
pound recently because of the
advance in blue g, nen gaud red
tete( ing dyes. ley the time the
War 15 eve' the Gorman niesnufacL-
w^ers. will !'end that tl.ey- w.11
have lost much of the valuable stye
industry, A traveller last week
stated to the, New Era thee cer-
tain hypes of paper were still
ing at at the usual price $2.60 l:er
cram, int that the ,sante paper 11)
Scarlet color was $i3O) per ream.
The price of ink pias now started
nn the upward climb, news print
11>hich was sold nn contract .last
tumm'cr, the lowest being $'..0
per 100 lbs, is now us high as $',25
at some mills while others are
selling shout $310 and 80.15. This
1s going to be a serious queae1ion
the printers and it means one or
of two things in• 1 case in price or
a reduction In pages, for a paper le)
sell at $100 01137)ule anytune+, acs'
some subsrrbeis think) wed print
8, 10 or 12 pages would soon ;put
the Editor out of business,
MINOR LOCALS.
The war is still climbing. Since'
England has been ;at war' 56'3 days
have past.
The ice man is worrying over
the thaw? '
Theme have been.only three <7an
ual'3's 'stole the year 1.51(1With ;as
high urban tc 1peretur o es'that
of the month• of ,January this
year.,
Listen, M. Retdtir, please. Have
you renewed your New Era sub-
scription ? Take a glance at •the,
label's date, •
Young man '1 11 you are sinogle;
and of military, age, have you any
good
g reason you can :advance tor
not ei ri5t310g?
Good 'crowcis are at `the' big rink
thes,d ,IigJsLe enjoying the Cana-,
dials pastime, ;
The rates for auto licenses thle
year are $10, $tr $25 ,and $30
T11ete ivi11 be no flniitiiifon elec-
Won n60thin- one year,
have you 1e�r.wed y0u0 subserip
tion to The New Era. •
10 ,,root paper comes to yon- in
1 Wrappe.• each week the date .la-
bel 1,111 be foua.d on the wrupger,
The re 04of the A. 0. LT. VJ,
will not he raised
Sleighs and. cutters are initiating
101'L 07 28 7 rn
1911 $ 04,13 ag
.:.. 'rovJncial' 1?ariiament has • teen.
14113 . >. ' '
,li`o10, called' for Twesday eT'i.bruaay 29th.
1914 .72035 AreCanadvans Byrn ,est false'se
1511$ 102:00 eui. ty? ' g
e11 -'''T
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Wa erman's Pens -=the best for men, xr
And it's best for. women,.:too
,
Its also best for children.
So it must be :best for YOU.
Harbutt's Pebsticine in the house
:Will stimulate ) our boy's ability
P
By showing sh wihim how pleasure can
Be joined to practical, utility.
The Wer a err o.
Often the Cheapest--ptIways the Best
W/110 5351
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hosier 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 reaieve a cough. 17.Try it -
V r�ls IIV V ala"
Dispensing Chemist THE 1?ENSLAR DRUG STORE
.Furniture, Rugs & i. inoleums
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going
to furnish your home, or if you only want some odd pieces.
You will find it to your advantage to inspect our stock and see
the bargains we are offering. We also carry a gond line of
Violins, Pianos and Organs.
Our Undertaking Department is• up to date, in every respect
and we guarantee the hest of satisfaction
j
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Undertaker and 3tuteral ,Director. Phone 28.
Night and Sind.;*, capes autswered at Residence over store
Sap Pans and,
0o6 filer More
Buckets
"Live and Let Live"
Buy
Heat=prodiucing
` Foods Now
Cold weather is again with us. Every -
Order your Sap Pans and l household will now require foods that
will
now SO you will have! Following are a few lines we suggestll keep the body warm and healthy..
1 to every buyer of food for the home -
n I Soup, in packet and tins
them:ready when you want to,
use them.
Thos.lawkins
Plumbing and Heating
Agents for Hecht Furnaces
Shop -over Row'land's Hardware
Meat extracts, Bovril or Oxo,
Hot Porridge, 'Vbeatlets, Wheat
Flakes and Rolled Oats
Hot Pan Oakes and Syrup '
Pork and Beans, a steaming plate of
Bork and beans for dinner or supper -
makes an ideal meal
Maooroni or Spaghetti
Bacon or Sausages
for breakfast there is nothing Meer,.
E. E. lunniford�
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Children's
Nature=Shaped :Shoes
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Take good care of the Children's Feet. The
growing feet of children need the most careful
shoe -fitting to insure that they will be normal.
Our Childrens Slice Department is splendidly d
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qualified to give ,you this type of shoe service.
We fit the children's" feet with careful pains-
taking study and care.
lt' - 'We have Native Shaped Shoes made from such good
g leathers as Gun Metal Calf, Patent Oaif and Vici,
(t`+i'•>' Some styles with etotlt tops, low fiat heels, medium
p01" - or high cut.
mal
r'"'" 75e,, 1.0(), 1.35 no to 2.00 according to size .:,.
Try us mut on the Children's Shoe
mrtr
now
s
proposition-that's the
onlytest
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