The Clinton New Era, 1916-02-24, Page 2Millinery
Ready
to -Wear
Garments
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Couch
Co
Dry Goods
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House F ur•-
nisitings
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The Last Call for
Winter Coats 3.98
We are determined not to carry over one coat to
next season. Every coat on our racks—about 15 in,
all to be cleared this month, no matter what rhe far-
mer price was. Take your choice
Saturday for...,.,...... 3.9 8
Children's Coats 1.56
About eighteen Children's Coats to
good cloth and good styles, sizes 4, 6, 8,
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earswhile they last
to and 12
11.50
LADIES FURS
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e are anxious to clear u p our Fur Stock to
room for our new spring goods, We give a
nt of 25 per cent offregular price.
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F. Jas. Dunfo 1 Store Clintonn
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WANAMICalailoneiamig
How They Relieve
3ardfield, N. Ti.
"It affords me great pleasure to con-
vey not only to you but to all sufferers
from Backache and Rheumatism, the
great relief I have obtained from the use
of Gin Pills." 'I feel thankful to you. , I
recommend Gin Pills to everyone suffer-
ing as
ufferingas I did."
M.WILSON
ROBERTz
Gin Pith are 5oe. a box or 6 boxes for
$2.5o at all druggists. Free sample on
requestto 23
National Drug & Chemical Co.
of Canada Limited, Toronto.
Men of Huron,
Ho Your
Hit
We Canad:uus have aeceptect
the protection of the mogher-•
land without cost to us. Now
when she has again been force d
to Tight for (those prineiples of
freedom and right foe which
cur forefathers fought Before
and calls on us for help to
maintain those principles tar a
privileges We have so long in.-.
joy cd, it is the duty or every-
one with a drop of ' British
blood to respond to the call.
bTen of Huron will du their
bit.
Enlist and help.
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$15.25
LATEST WONDER IN PHONOGRAPHS the
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CANADIANS !
ATTENTION !
We appeal to you to take up at once your
share of the burden, not only because by so
doing you will be defending your own inter-
ests, but because your action willcpreserve
the vital interests of the Empire.
NiARK TiME !
Are you b feet, 2 inches or over?
Did you say yes? We want 1000 fellows like
you for the . 16Ist "Htrrolts" and we
want YOU NOW.
Pay from date of enlistment.
Uniform issued immediately.
Goo3 Fellows, Good Food, Good Quarters
FORWARD I
There are thousands cif your -kith and kin
C'EiI.LrNG' YOU. 1
At no time in the history of our nation has
it been facedwith a crisis of such gravity as
• the one which now exists.
HALT.!
Are you doing your share?'
IF NO.1', WHY NOT ?
Enlist To=day .With the,
16/st "Hurons"
YOUR/I-IOMES'BATTA•L,ION.
Those who have passed by the
windows of the W. D. (Fair Co., the
peat several weeks hal e. if they
have been observant. seen
the new equipment that is being
placed in the C. C. 1, The latest,
last week was .a new 0001
Baloptican With 1000 veset M-dzt
lamp, which ccet the scltrol
The instrument is constructed of
heavy. sheet %ton i by means of
special forming tools, go' that itha•s
a pleasing 'appearance and the
proper rigidity, at the eama time
being sufficiently light to • make
it readily porlahle li•r m place to
plate, It is t
black enamel w�ti •a'wai`t'ilnstee,
which is both serviceable: and •r1:-
propl'late In suet) an apparel -eh
The area of the ipaquc o:l�7ectthait
can be projected is 11 x 0 inches. but
much larger 'objects can be placed
in position and shifted about so pus
to project any portion desired. The
sppecimen is held in position against
the bottom of the dark cha m ler by
the object -holder, which is actu-
uated bya spring -(arm. To facili-
tate the rapid handling or small
pictures, such as pest cat ds, two
adjustable carriers are aptrplied.
The change from the projection of
l:aq ae objects 1 n lantern ell dais, or
vice versa, is made instantly 6y
simply turning a convenient
1,andle an the outside of the dark
chamber. This handle operates a
shield in the dark chamber' which
CURS off the light from the projec-
tion lens for opaque ()ejects, or
from the Lens for lantern slide pro
jection, 110001 ding to the form it is
desired to use, nu movement of
the lamp being necessary, Tl e
projecting the image of the Opaque
object islnounteel ontop .of the
dark chamber. together with the
first -surface mirror ;Odell te-
rcets the light toward the screen
and causes the picture to epee e it 111
c' rreet position from left lo right
The rnrrur supplied With the 15
and11-inch lenses is fixed above
the lens 1110 adlustlabie mount;
which permits the images from
,1 rtit-opaque object e.nd lantern
slide to be (brought into o�incicI-
dunce 00 the ecreeu. The 21 -
inch lens is innutted in the thoi''_-
znntal position with the mirror be
hied it and cn0Ioted in the 401 -lilt-
ing. No adjustment of the Inh-
eres is requn ed withthee lens.
The other equipment thee has
(•ten on show was tor' the Agri-
cultural department and con istad
of two mcubotors and •brooding
equipment, On( is the Pr it_e
'Shite Incubators yard U nioei'sal
'Hover which is made by the Gunn
Latiglois & Co,. wii.eh has an agen
Talk CLINTON NEW EEL
cy here with M.r N. W. Trcwai tha
tie agent. Thesetwo are heated
&'y oil lamps with a capacity et
100 •eggs and chicks. The other
one is something new to all in
this locality, it beeng.•oea that is
1•,c,ated• byelectric't It is' called
(1 iY
The•'-Artnstroug 171ectrie Incur;a-
tor and is manufactured in Ham..
ilton
In the centre of the machine is
a heating element through tvh:eh
wiunx air passes into the egg
chamber and Train here out four
round holes on Y,,vel with the eggs
to a space between the two bu.4
terns and out two holes in thiel.
kottom which can be opened and
close --d, On the lid is a device for
makingand breala,ng the cucuitn
operatd by a loafer thermostat
su.eeted ialsi OP the maelrno dir-
octly above the eggs. Two small
steel plates are connected uy n
slat spring, on one end of which
is 0 platieum point made ,tio meek
another platinum point on one of
the steel plates. ,, When these
points are held 't'ogether, the cir-
cuit is broiler,'. The !therm'os'tat
arm rests on an ,end of this spring`
hus holding ;the platinum points
together, This arm is raised by a
grin pressing upwards pn the bot-
tom of the adjuetfng screw which
be egged or glowered so as to
bleak the, deceits at tally tdesfeed
tempereturce As these stelee
plates are ehargsd with clectri-
city, they are T.rote:t e. by a cage
The spring connecting the ewe
steel plates should IJft at its fere
end about 1-0 of au Lich wt. en
the weight of the thermostat ATM
is taken .off. The thermostat arm
is pinned to the spring ;so that
in ease the plattinunt points be-
come stuck together, they wou'u
1.10 pulled apart before any dam-
age could be done, Whitt this pin is
not intended tool, e; ate at ,any
other time. It will he toned
that ,this circuit makes •ltd hlelks
regularly without any apparent
change in the thermometer and
when once the machine is regu-
lated it is best nota to change the
regulator for every ;alight change
in the 'thermometer. The reg-
Mater is more reliable them some
t.'enmom i.eis and we have run ri
:without
machine for dsy on e.
Thleso machines will he put el
operations by+ the pupils light,
nwaYtae'd the F,.sults w.11 be ueteh
'ed with interest. Mr. hair has;
taco disposhd 01 'one o;.
the electric machines to Mr. Thos
Watts, ore of our ehiekiin cane ers
las All Choked Up
Could Hardly Breathe.
BRONCHITIS
Was The Cause; The Cure. Was
DR. WOOD'S
Norway. Pine Syrup.
Let Me Figure
On wiring your House for
Electric Llg
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Yprices
are
as low as is consistent with
good work. All work guar-
anteed to pass,inspection.
W. J. Nediget
Phone mai.
ton on week nights ;Eo see how
the result will work out.
AUTO OtTT. •
on Tuesday of this week Mr,
Jack Nedigeri had one of his new
Chevrolet cars, out for spin and
many of the auto experts took
naive of the. car.._
HURON AND PERTH
PRESS ASSOCIATION.
A meeting •oi the Huron Perth
Pltess Co. Editors will be I eld at.
Stratford on Pi iday of this week
to discuss ani ,Hake final a -
cisi,on on the $L50 °weekly. ; 01-
ficers for the earning `year' will be
ssk c#ed.
PROPERTY SOLD.
Mr. Edward Jordon of Porter's
Hill, has parchasect the. house and
Iot of Ws. Elicitor sr., on North
street, who is back eco Clinton
from the West. Mr. R. Mennel
who has` been (tesiding ie the
louse has rented av house on
tee t darick street.
Births, Marriages 4t 119 ti hs
BIRTHS.
RUMBALL-1n Oliut;nl, nn Friday,
Feb 15th; to Mr, and Mee. Ernest
Runitall, a daughter
DIIATITS
ROS' -In Winnipeg on Monday, Feb.
21st, Mrs, (Dr.) 0 W. ,toss, daughter,
of the late .las. Whitehead. Funeral
Wednevday,
POTHERING HAM - Ir, Goderich on
Feb. 17rh. Mrs, Fotheringham, relict
of the late Wm. S'otheringham of
Tuckersmith, aged 81 years.
Mrs. Garnet Burns, North Augusta,
Out., writes; "I caught a dreadful cold,
goinand about a week after
I bee me all cto hoked up, and could hardly
breathe, and could scarcely sleep at
night for coughing. I went to the
doctor, and he told me that I was getting
bronchitis. My husband went to the
druggists, and asked theta if they had a
cough medicine of any kind tett they
' could recommend. The druggist brought
out a bottle of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup. I started using it, and it (lam-
pfetely cured me of my cold. I cannot
tell you how thankful I was to get rir, of
that awful nasty cold. I shall always
keep a bottle of Dr, Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup on hand, and I shall only be too
glad to recommend it to all others."
Dr. Wood's Norway Pirie Syme is a
remedy that has been on the market for
the past twenty-five years, and we can
recommend it, without a doubt, as being
the best cure for coughs and colds that
you can. possibly procure.
There are a lot of imitations o11 the
market, so when you gu to your druggist
or dealer see that you got "Dr. Wood's;"
put ep in e yellow wrapper; three pine
trees the trade mark; the price, 25c and
b0c.
The gehuine is ma+utfact'_ired by The
7', Milburn Co., Limited, Termite, Ont.
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WESlefflf CHURCH
Rev. A. T. Crutcher•, a returned
Missionary. preached sperial'iiermons
het Sunday. tris morning snhject was
'•A Great. Nation and its Cha lenge"
sed tet night spoke on i"A Peculiar.
Literrature, People and Missions" The
speaker gave two exre lentserulons,
Rev. De. Ifutledge will preach next
Sunday end at night his sermon will
be the third of the aeries. "The Wick
ee Gate -Binning the Bridger."
ONTARIO ST. CHURCH.
Next Sunday evening Rev. S. u.
Alit. will preach on "Russia And its
Prophet Tolstoi in the Light of Ricer t
Events "
On Monday evening the eV NI. S.
provided rhe program for the Youug
People's Meeting.
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Next Monday night the League
u,etnbei's will pay +a return visit to the
League se li.nhuesville.
BA1'TISP CHURCH.
Rev. le. Larkin of Seefortb occupied
the pulpit of this church last Shoddy
and preached tivo good sermons to
appreciative audiences,
J'he Ladies Mission Circle, will meet
next Tuesday edening et the home of
u.rs. 11. Penneha er. All the members
ere, requested to be present and bring
their. -Visitor" and Bible and he pre-
pared to take part in the meeting.
Topic, "Our New Ontario'Fielde,"
Tl•e pirstor will preach next Sunday
morning and evening.
DENTAL STUDENTS
t1+OE1 OVERSP 4S.
1A•nrapg the piel;n4'es shown in 10
ThurS day, ellebruary eelth, 101.5.
Boll of Horror. �
ling' e'r Coal Bills
Ant. St, Church Sunday School
Members of the eenior Cuss at'bovs
taught g
ht bY Miss Steve»s and Mr. W
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Walker, who' have - enlisted foe he'
war
Willie Welker Jaynes Cl'ich
Elmer Beacom S. Newcombe
Lewis Manning W. Littlewood
Fred Thompson Wili Britton
Chas. Thompson Arnold Parker
Geo. Welber Geo. Tehbutt
C. le. Lockwood W. Brackett
Leslie Wasmann , Cecil Morrie
Robt. Fisher Tom Morgan
Servant .Wanted
By Mrs. Meleolrn McTaggart. Apply
at residence,
Lost
At the Ce. T, R eteticn, Clinton, on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 15th, at the
late train, 0 yellow' and white collie
dog an.wering'to the name of "Rex."
Will anyone having information eon-
cerning the A,h+,ve dog please leave
word et the recruiting other, or notify
Miss Mabel Doty. (iodated). Anyone
found detaining this dog will he
prosecuted
For Sale
Let tis reduce your coal
bills: We cdn do it by sup-
plying your with .a coal that
lasts long, gives a steady
heat and leaves only 01 srna21
amount of ash. This coal is
LEHIGH VALLEY
AN TH RAC 1TE
The Coal That S+ztisfes
It will
save youtnoriey. lrrve
it a trial.
Ii. J. Holloway, Clinton
Western it niversity, London
ANOTHER GREAT ADVANCEIncome • Donbled—Now $75,00
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Another large addition to Faculty and.
Equipment in Arts and Medicine
Greatly Increased Enrollment inview
Write for phrticuiare tor
F. E. BRAITHWAITE, M A., Ph.D.
Barred rock cockerels, Couple of President.
rose comb White Wyandotte dbek
eters, Also tbeee pullets, C. NIOKLE Shorthorns tor yule
Farm for Style
10(1 ACRES of very choice land
within easy distance to Londesboro,
Seeforth, Blyth,and Clinton, nu the
lth concession of 1•lullett. Rich clay
am, free from stone and very fertile,
in a high state of cultivation. About
night acres of valuable heed wood.
Comfortable brick house on a store
foundation with cement cellar. Wind
mill with water flowing through pipe
P
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into kitchen. Soft water 1
tern,Large hank
barn, good cstartling
g
and our hnildings, also silo. Altogether
a desirable farm. For further partici)
lags apply to
ROBLiRT REID,
Londeshoro R.R. No. 1
McKillop rural phone 15 ou 170
the Toronto Daily Star on J ues
day; of the Dental Students who
are training for Os'ereeiais, is one
of W. W Weir, a brother of Was
Jrhn Hartley, formerly of town.
Mr. Weir attended the C:. C. L
r time.crc for some h
LOTS OF CARS.
Ilir. Bert Langford, who is locnt
agent for the twcrd ears, ;oft six
hew cars this wehlc and eheele
mere are on the way. The new
ones are at lois giarage next 'to
the Commercial hotel, Huron
street.
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Local News
IN REPLY TO RATEPAYER
Last week we puhiiehed, in the
columns of The New Era. a letter from
rhe pen of one who signed himself
Ratepayer We have been informed
that; several statements in that latter
were incorrect, The Public Library
opens, as it always has opened. at 7
o'clock. arid closes at 13.30. For four
years, from 101)0 to 11104, the Library
was kept open until le o'clock, but se
few people remained in the reading
room or came to change books after
0.30, that dee Library Board -not the
herurian, decreed that the building
should be closed a hall hour earlier.
The placards, whose disappearance
our cortespoude6nt l+uneute2, are still
to he found on the walls of the read
ing room. They stileread from 7 to 10;
het that is merely heeause the Boaad
do not realize the importance of using
The New Ere to keep all printing up
to date.
SIR H113I;ERT J UP1'.P.
JOINS TUE .LIBERALS.
What has long been expected by
some and has deet ridiculed by
others as improbable, iy about tc
take plasm, ,and elle seeesaicn otI
Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper from
the ranks of the Conservative par-
tyit British Columbia, end his
junction with their Liberal oppon-
ents. The son of one iof tire,
fathers of Confederation leas dell-
nitely annolu)cea his intuition of
tallting the platform on behthttof
M. A, lelacleonatd, Libelee nominee,
against Hon. C. P. Tisdale the for-
mer Mayor of 'Vancouver. Mr.
MacDonal'd• mentioned in !the
above item is an old Huron boy,
teeing raised in Ashfield and
studied law, in Gc+cl erich. IT's hro-
they also practiced law at Brussels
rind load ,an office at Myth.,
*seta seeti••••ouseoesecca tai
M1NOR LOCALS.
It was E degrees below zero on
Mceday rooming and at 10 o'clock
it was at aero,
S,nowe imers are busy: these nights
as the snow is crusty.
The t C. I. is closed for two
weeks on account of the Measles.
The Piano factory are still week -
hog overtime this week.
PRESENTS COUNCIL.
WITH PICTURE,
The Exeentnre of the estate of the
1ateeos. Whitehead ha:, presented ie)
the Council a litrgs .picture framed of
Me, Whitehead, who for minty years
was en active member of the Council
and was elso Meyer. The Council
chant her has:n,iw two ,pictures of form
er Meyries- thee of the tate ;fur. Cal
lander, who was Clinton's first Mayor
mid the i ats M:r. White
heed. Who will help supply the
photos of the other wen wee have
tilled the bead chair of the
tots
CLINTON W eP AUXILIARY
The Members of the War Au.a-
iliary of Clinton met at the town
hall on Friday evonl:ng of hast
week to disett5s serval matters,
Dr. Hughes of Toronto, is expte�
ed hero the first wc!ek. of March
and 'Messrs Paull, '.,Torrance el d
yrhnstop 'were appointed a com-
mittee to matte aritangements for
meeting. The natter of •Hon e
Guards was brought ep but no
,action was tialc,en at the meeting.
Alt members ,ot the Aar lialy
wear but to ns short 1y otlio 030 of
Military e e:,! not yet: donned
th!o kloalch It decided to
hold arecruie i 1;s in Cline
Fanners of Huron
For Sale
Several well bred Cnlhe Pups for
sale, Phone 17 ou 180, Clinton.
A. F. MATHESON
Fat 911cns and Chickens
Wanted.
Here is your °hence to buy a right
good `l year old Bull from an "imp."
sire and a record milking strain. Also'
three calves from 5 to 11 months old.
All good feeders and in excellent con-
dition. Come and see them
EDWARD H. WISE,
R R No 3 Clinton
Phone 12 on lti5
Reliable Man Washed
Wanted -A reliable man with some
business experience with farmers, to
represent us in Clinton and Huron
County. A permanent position for the
right man. Highest r:ntnruissions paid.
Territory reserved, New epecialtiee
for season 1010.
STONE & WELLINGTON,
Toronto. Ont,
For Sale
A white brick 2 story house of 10'
rooms v'irhgood cellar; To'vn water;
I note of lend with apple trees; also a
stable. Corner of Princess and Spen-
cer street. For terms etc. apply to
Mrs. E. Hallzhauer, on pt'ewises,
Taken at.euy time. Painting aLri ,'aper flanging
Highest eliarket Prices �`-
W, MARQUIS, OLiNTON Painting and Paper 13 taping neatly
Phone le on 100 and promjltly done, Ulders Left +aOl
klunniford s Grocery Store or at my
residence, Victoria Street,
TROS, GRAELIS
Wanted.
;30 tonus of 10 inch green hard wood Headquarters
for Willis Church. Apply to
WM. GRANT,
Clinton
Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of Robert John
Martin.
NOTICE is hereby given that
all persons having claims against
the estate of Robert John Mar-
tin. late of %the Township 'o
Hallett, in the County tof Hulwun,
fanner, deceased, who died on or
about the 18111 day of Nrrvembe,
1915,.are requires to deliver to
the undersigned executors, or.
their solicitor, 'en or before the
4th day of March, 11118, a full
statement of their claims togeth-,
ce with particulars 'thereof, ala
the nature of the securities, if.
any. held by thorn, all truly
Verified by affidavit.
And Take Notice that after the
said just neentloned date, the
said. executors .will proceed to
dir•tribntc the estate of the said
deceased amongst the persons
(entitled therebe, having regard
only to such claims .as they shall
have received due noti_e and in
accordance therewith,
Dated at Clinton; ileb. 5th, 1110
Jchn Soott,
Alexander B. Macdonald,
Executors.
W. l3R' DONE, Clinton, Ont.
So1laitor for. the Executors.
We sell corn and oats for cash, but
tc fanners we know to be goo 1, three
months time if desired. B£ nght fuer
cars cheap. next lot will coat me ec a
bushel more. Bran and shorts. Buy
now. Ooine to the house And sea me ..
W. H. PE RIN 1
for Flour
Now is the time to buy your Winter
supply of Flour, We carry a full stock
of the following brandies,-
Purity
rands,=
Purity
Exeter
Tavistock
Listowel
,rive Roses
Milverton •
London
White Plume (pastry
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And also a brand of Breakfast Food,
made from choice elanitoba wheat, at
6pounds for 25c
' Your Hens Lay
To palet,
This winter, we recommend our
Levine Meal, Beef Scrap, Oyster Shell
Bone Meal, Grit and Charcoal.
We always carry a full line of
Bran Lew Grade flour
Shorts Molasses Metal
Oil Oake Dairy Meal
Highest Prices Paid for all
Kinds of Grain
.JcnkrnsMon
Flour and eed. phone 1:19
Valve -in.;
Head
Motor
COME AND SEE THE
Ckvr41e1 "Four-N9nely"
at the Clinton MotorSar Co. Show Room%
ti .. 8MI 1al . i' '(J car. ?_=" �' S:, P,:. k'3{ ju
Powerful
and
Quiet
Running
pa e 5675 . . , o Oshawa
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Regular Equipment E uipment Mohair Tailored Top, Envelope and Side CurtainsElectric Horn
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Cllear.Visiall Ventilating Wind Shield, Speedometer, Electric Starting and
"Lighting System, Ammeter and License Brackets.
NOTE—Owing to the gteat demand for this car. we would
suggest placing your order early to , ensure delivery.
r Two -unit "Auto -Lite" Starting and Lighting System
We use the Stewart �peedolrletc . Tw o o
with I3endix Drlv;, same type and grade as used on the high-priced cars.
A COMI4
P ET, LINE; OF REPAIRS ALWAYS :KEPT IN STOCK
W. J. NEDIQE ,' A eat,. Phone 13/, CLINTON
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