The Clinton New Era, 1916-02-24, Page 6PAGE SIX.
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We request payment of all overdue accounts on or
before
Ezell t 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.
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67.
Ndxt to Royal Bank
MEN'S STORE.
Custom Tailoring
Men's ,Furnishings.
Phone 103.
Opposite Public Librar
eimesseasametze ansa
® LiD
JOB DEPARTMENT
Is now ready
type and new stock of paper just placed
to do your work. New
Let Us Do Your Printing
THE NEW ERA CLINTON
• w�,•�a4o>�met�ae�eeratsa'��
Fang
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
yo'tr inspection. Light in con
structiou and design but ex-
tremely well made in,every de•
tail. Here are the 'linen, creations
of the furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and. discriminating buyer,
The Cheapest Spot in Huron
to buy all kinds ot'Furniture
BAT -IL & OW'
Furniture Dealers and Funeral IP rectors-Pliono 104
N. 3llall 110—IIIISSIIDENCI. PHONES— J. D. Atkinson 180
Ninmsarasireavocurnarassnommansusesessarturias
IS PAYMASTER FOR
99TH I3ATTL,
' Major J. C. Tolmie is the pay-
master of. the 99th Essex Datta.
Mr, Tobnie is well-known in these
parts las he has camped for years
at Bayfield. The its member of
the Ontario House for ,Windsor.
and was the popular Prei byt'hc-
lana minister lat :Windsor f tr years.
DIED AT GODHIRICH ,
11Irs. 'Fothieringhaua, widow of
the late Wm. Po1leeringha'n3, died
at the !acme of her son-stn-1.a,w.
• Mr. I1lalcolin :MacKay, Albert
street, (i'oderieh, on Wednesday,
in her .eighty-first year. The
s y
interment was Made 111 ' Iia:rd's
cemetery on Saturday, the re-
mains being taken Lu Clinton oy
the 2,35 p.m. G.T.R. train
SISTER MARRIJID
Thomas Cosens, Trowbr;dee, an-
nounces the ngegament of his
daughter 11Iiss Minnie Mae to Rev.
A. C. Tiffin, of London, 'formerly
cf Trowbridge, the marriage Ito
take place en 'February 37111, The
bride to be is a ,sister to Rev. T.
Wesley Cosine's, London, a former
pastor of Clinton Ontario St,
Church, The New Era throws mi
edited 11 dapper 'alter MC, and Mrs
Tiffin,
, JIXCURSION TO TORONTO.
I Special single fare for the round
trip hes peen premised to the Commit-
tee of One Hundred tot the, big
ciemonsteeti0n et 'Toronto, when the
petition will be presented to the Gov-
ueuineut, on Maven Stb, 'Pickets will
likely he good going on the, 7th and
retnening on the 1118, but more detlr ate
word will he announced later. All
that can go from Huron, either mea
or omen are :raked to join the alepu-
tation. The Committee of One Hun-
dred Will meet on the etteinoon of the
718 and there: will be. a big rues
meeting the same evening,
PROV, PROHIBITION
CONVENTION
Provincial Prohibition Convene.
Han will he held fn iVlassey Rail,
Toronto, on iVfareh 211 31. A great
piogracn,of laddt•esses enusie mov-
ing pictures, ac, as being arras -
ed for. Single fare tickets will be
issued on all the 1;ailroads, on
the certificate plana Every tem-
perance ;organization
enl-
pe ance;orglanization and . chprch
ee
is urged to appoint delegattes,'s'o
that a'greait gathering snag con-
vene and help lee'ep the Prohibi-
tion banner ,:lying.
DON'T 'BREAK THROUGH
R2.N14S OP SOLDIERS
Possibly thiotigh lack of knotvled
ge on the'qucaticn, some .persons
may sometime run or'dfive.'- be -
fascia 'the companies .ol'sold'e.st
while on the march, rather than
wait until' the ttoops have passe4
The military regulations calif fora
certain space btween the uniteaind
the officers. This is for a purpose
but certainly not as an opening
through which persons may run at
will. Apart from its bad appeal•'
ance , lit is contrary '10 regutations
and it is (to'br.hoped • totat'tle
though'tfulne'ss will be exercised by
civilians 'inilespert to it.
TO OUR CON't737BUTOi1eS.
The publisher of The New Era
wialaes :ta call Abe attention bf.
eonteibuters, correspondents and
othersto the nesteseity of sever-:
ing in such matter as they may
have fee:,, publication 'las early ' In
the,. week as' poasabler,. It some. -
tiles .happens that 0 Berson with
11 lengthy article delays sending
it in •for . two, ,cr' three days after
, it eoullld ` ani ve.aheen;sent in, The;,e
a v.^'z
is� a s,. las a meantt
1 am tt of matter
yto
g
w �.
bleb unavoidably 1 does
i a ]y o not reach
ma until Thursday (the day e,a
, print),, and df other matter which
, could come in earlier as delayer(
also, our composing room his
more than it can ieapole, fie a Lit
atitrg either night work for oer
staff ur disappointment' for roma
ton tribntt'ir '4bo"'taits 'to bee some
item in nn lit which he sept ' in.
The, New fire ;fns to p+; sg Cies-
da and iadl m tt'f� rntt�iidea 'for
; h t- i
Pu as fon silo sidr be in, trig h&lid..
NOT' LA"1'171t THAN W11oNF1SDA's ;
but evelaW luld alik cote riibtatili's • to
mend in 'all a'tti,rel'eg' AS EARLY
AS 'POSSIBLE instead of as late
Our Specials for this Week
Is something that reduces the cost of living -
Molasses Snaps 3 lbs for 25e Peach filled Oakee 2 lbs tor ....25c
Fruit Biscuits 2 lbs for 25c Pineapple filled Cakes 2115 for 26o
and other lines at same acid different prices
Now is the pancake season, and dont forget .Pancake Day will soon be
with us, so have a package of Old 'Virginia Pancake Flour ready,.
This Pancake Flour is a product of three well known cereals --porn.
Rice and Wheat, is self rising and is in correct proportions and ready
for lestant use 15c per package
.HIGHEST PRICES (FOR BUTTER AND. EGGS.
JOHNSON °
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Phone 111 'TICE STOII)F 010 QIJALITV
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FOOT
ROUB LES
wed
For tired, aching, painful feet, breaking down arch or
flat foot, use our
Foot#Ezer.,, Aireh=Prop.
Theygive will g e you comfort and ease.
We carry a full stock. of
Special ' Absorbo Pads
which will take theres
pressure and give trlrmediate
relief to corns, bunions and callouses
Ab,,
�®i!i1
Pads" cureP
p �rmai11e11t1v lug abgorPtcon
It,
will he a, pleasure to show you these..
Special Aids to Comfort.
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TPA O1.INTON NEW M.Rk
T)tureclay, (1 ebr ,ley 24th, 1916,,
arreavaminqhMal
as posaible.. L
Grand Trunkltailway System
Time Table for Clinton
Buffalo and teodericit
Going to Stratford 7.33 a to
3,03 p
5,15 p in
Going to loderich 11.07 p m
i1,35;p w
6.45 p 0,
11,28 p
Loudon, Huron and, Brace
Going to London.,. .... 8,05 a m
415pm
Going to Wingham .,11.,00 am
6.40pna
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Local News
INVITED 'I0 ELY`1'S7
Rev.J. 14IcCormick,;B„ tu
, A.
is roiitpleR. ting 0is faurth year at
'Rolmlesvlle has (been invited ls'
the officials hoard of Blyth Meth-
ydist Church 'to become their pas-
tor in July next. Mr. McCormick
has iaceeptr.d, subject'- to the
Consent of: the, stationing °omit -
tee.
RUNS BAKERY AT BL YTH.
Blyth Standard -Mr. J. H. Mar-
•shal has leased the oven and bak-
ing utensils, en Me. J. MFC. Dodds.
stere and turned out. :his first
batch of bread on 'Friday. 14i'ead
and lrastry will be supplied . the
public either, at' Mr. Dedd•s store
or Mr. Marshall will deliver to the
house. Mr. Matshialll is a brother,
in-law of Mr. Conner of town.
BUY YOT?R STAMPS.
Notice has been ieceived by the
patrons of the rural routes that
pennies are not to' Le taken 'by
ocuriers fur postage., and that no
less than. 25c worth of stamps are
to 1,e sold to patrons ;at one time.
This will prove e blessing to the
rural courier, las they fortne-ly
teak off a mitt 'to shake hands
with the little- capper regardless
of the mercury's depth at Ithe
time.
GOOD WORI%
Last Friday evening Principal
Bcuek showed the Editor of the
New Era some work that was done
Ly the pupils. One sheet was the
ordinary writing of a girl and it
was exc`ecllent, while 'the map
drawing and shading of other pu-
pils were well done indeed. The
Principal, +takes a great pride in
Gte work of his pupils and the
Pupils must: indeed feel the influ-
ence.
HURON COUNTY IIAS
FETTER SHOWING
By not looping very closely into the item se
nl a
ul by
the Red Cros
s
(Fund Crass IuncCommittee it
was shown that 1100011 Coenly
etood high among the other Coun-
ties that gave ):o the Red Cross
IFur1d, tt.ediscr,v.ercd a ntfstaIte
after t1Uo paper
was out , The Counties that head
Huron have ono or mote cities' 111
their boundaries which gave con-
siderable. Huron County can
can bust of no cities and there' -
fore deserves email' for the
stic win g she nada 011 Tra-
falgar Day,
Clinton 927. I'Lia'r ABOVE
SEA LEVEL.
Amending to a tabic of altitudes
published by the Commission t.f
Ccnservetiou, Gedcrieh (i.T,11.
station is 732 feet pboyo se's level;
Goderieh wharf;' 187 feet 51301 e sea
let el. Going inland the! land rises
as Clinton station is 921 feet above
sea level .a.nd, Seaforth 1,003 feet
Mitchell 1,132 feet. The 'highest
point 00 the Buffalo ;and Go e ich
braneh of the (?,'1',R, hs Le:wear)
Mit elle)! and Sebring vale, ,a point
1,213 feet above sea level. The
highest point on the London and
Wingham branch is a short d.s-
tt,nce north of Blyth, evhcr. 'the
attitude is 1,122 feet. Myth itself
is 1,078.0 ft. Wingham Junction ''s
1,078 ft. Hyde i aric is 873.0 its.
above seta level The mean len el of
Lake liuron for the years ibIl to
1.800, is 591 ft, above the sea,
;af'""1It r.v 1
The Show, bilk are printed for
the Coming Huron (10, Spring
Stock Show' to be 'held in Clinton
on Thursday. April 9th, 19.1.0.
Measles are en the go at pres-
ent. ,
Get your job printing done at
the Neiv Era office."
San' logs are corning in every
day to Rum ball's' 1VIili at the Piliiu
factory,
TheGazette De Lansanna r•e-
pct ts. that two of tho'lairgcst bo,lik,i
in South Germany niay have guile
thwith tit total
bilities'bf $t25,000,000,' Thousands
of dePosftors
•
the 2a
er
' sa
y
s
were ruined,
Is this thebeginn-
ing
tgr
U i ,n-•
ing of thee end?
Parents pre urg�ed to send their
ehildt•en to school regularly. L•-
gegula r ' attendance ' 18 W, great
handicap to both teacher . rand
scholar, .
SHADE piing BUTCHERY.
Por years the people 'of this
n(eighborhtend have permitted
themselves to be vi timezed by ell
sots of specious clalms regard-
ing the rights, Of tele:ipllone erd
telegraph lin einem building ton -
tractors and others to destroy or
mutilate shade trees, As a matter
of Ontario law, ' no ether' than a
specially deputed municipal 0l -
fleet has the "fight", to •rcniore
or trim' a shade tree. Linemen,
ec•ntractors, etc., have` no author-
ity Whatever, in each matters, ' end
cannot legally remove any 0911 of
a tree `Withhnt" t'he PP' ermiss_en of
the owner or' the 'p 1iinicippalify.' N'n
hve' tret unless" within 'thirty' feet
other iia'
of of ltree's
,.. Y be ' Yomove'tl
ti itlteut 'the eon4''ent of the owner
of the propeety.ii'front of which
the tree .danAny ny peisron ae-
�f gying or najut rug ' (even 1]e
ng a !gorse to.)' a street" .tree't In
hallo, to w( line not to, exceed $`a5
and t oats or in,prts' nr'nent
oc 03.915 tban'thinty' dr$ls hail' of
tfe Fane to a teaane
t. anioitttxent,
It is alta ian offence ,und'r Sec.-
trop 3OOb of he r ,MMel
L 1' rm r at Ccde f.o
destr o ; OL aaea e 4 tree 1 ala
peak t pleasure ground, ox garden,
or iii any yand trill""+cent!ro;;to,or,ilcL
lhingrrtljy ,; FO a dWlelltng use,. n. ,
luribg.; it to a extent exceeding
five (,•Varve
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The .Ladies of unity 'Club intend
holding it sale of h'inneinacle eiloking
in the 00111 031.1 c haT her o t Sat rd
n r u tY."
Feb,,'2 teh, _Oth tr ucn .,' u U
The Women's Pittriotie Soeiety feel
assured that heag urse
Neelin epeai, on after Sunday dantatumanNy of
Mir women and the wcitien of the
country distriCts, will b'e aexibiie to
•knit. We endeavor in our shipinente
to send as perfect work as'posei ble and
in view of this we thii k it advisable
to publish the dirgr tions for soak knit
Ong sent,, to us by the canadda War
Contibgent A'3soi,latien'and 'the Red
tress, and eonaidered by thein a very
setisftletoty seekmost iniliottant in
sock making for soldiers is to have e
smooth round toe.
This is the size most in. demand'.
Variations in sizes can he obtained
for the asking 'at Hyman Hall.
Oast on 88 stitches 1118 (2 platin,. 2
purl) and 4:.' niches.. Knit plain for 74
inches (12 ii,ches Fri all).'
'Heel -Knit plain 31 stitches onto 1
needle. Tura; slip -1, purl across to
end of tow; turn, slip 1, knit across to
end of row; turn, slip 1, purl across to
end of row: repeat (always slipping
the first stitch) till you have 81 reeve
in all. N P,- ('Chis makes a square 34
ty 84 stitches in plain knitting for the
back of the heel.) With the inside of
the heel toward you, purl 10 stitches,
purl 2 together, purl 1. Turn, knit 6
stitches, slip 1, knit 1, pull slipped
stitches over, knit 1, turn, put•l 7
stitches, purl 2 together, purl 1. Tutu,
knit 8 stitehee, slip 1. knit 1, pull siipp
ed stitch over, knit 1, turn, purl 9
stitches, purl two together, purl 1.
Turn, knit hi stitches, slip ], knit 1,
pull slipped stitch over, knit 1, turn,
purl 11 stitches, purl two together,
kpurl 3. Turn, knit 13 stitches, clip 1,
nit 1, poll slipped stitch over, knit 1,
torn, purl 13 stitches, purl 2 together,
purl 3. mourn, keit 14 stitches, slip 1,
knit 1, pull slipped stitch over, knit 1,
turn, purl 15 stitches, purl 2 toget her,
pari 1, .Tura, knit 16 stitches, slip 1,
knit 1, pull slipped stitch over, keit 1,
turn, purl 17 stitches, purl 2 together•,
purl 1, ton, knit 18 stitches, slip 1,
knit 1, pill slipped stitch over, knit t,
pick up and knit 13 stitches down the
side of the heel piece. Knit the 84
stitches of the front needle (into one
needle) pick up and knit the. L8 stitches
of the other Fide of the heel piece.
Divide the heel stitches on to the 2
side needles and knit right around
again to the centre heel. Ji irst needle
knit to within 3 stitches• of the front
end of aide needle, knit, 2 together,
kutt .1. Front needle, plain, 3rti needle
knit 1, elip 1, knit 1, pull slipped stitch
over, knit plain to end of needle. This
reducing is to be done every other
row, tail there are 68 stitehee on the
needles. (Front needle 84, aide needle
17 each). knit plain till the foot (from
the the hark of the heel) measucesea
less than the full length required, viz;
0 inches for 11 and half inch suck
Tn dem`eese fur toe -Begin at the
front needle, knit 1, slip 1, ;;nit I, pull
slipped stitch o'.er, kutt.p l.tiu to with
in 3 I•titeile.8 r, the endof ,5 needle,
L e tl d ,
knit 2 together, knit 1, Secuntt needle
knit 1, slip 1. knit 1, Lull etipl'ed stitch
over, knit plain to end of needle.
Third needle, knit plain to witbiu 8
inches of the end, knit 2 toelether,
kit 1, knit 3 p:.uu. r0 'ads, then de•
cr.-ace as before, knit ancthec 3 plain
rounds. then decreaee as be€lie, ; knit
krinin 1, rounds then degrease 1.1,11 efore,
nit another pilau 2 rounds then 00
cruise ns t'efoi0, knit 3 plain row then
decrease again, knit another plain row
then decrease as before, knit another
plain inn then decrease as before.
Now deo:ease t s above in each of the
arc 3 rote;, wbirh lean as you with 21.
stat cure,
1 stake of toe -Divide the 24 stitches
on 2 needles, I2 :,cuss fru'a abet 12
aeras, hack. Thread a darning needle
or wool needle, begin on isnot needle,
put darning needle in as if to kid tepid!
wool through and take off stitch, put
wool needle in nextstitch as if to purl,
pull wool through, but leave stitch on,
being particularly careful each Lino
to keep the darning 005010 under the
knitting needle in passing from front
to hark needle aura Villa versa, and
thus avoid 0 ridge, Go to hack needle
put darning needle in as if to purl (in
Hist stitch). pull wool through and
take stitch off, put needle in next
stitch es if to knit, pull wool through,
but leave stitch on, Now corns to
remit needle, put wool in liras stitch,
(the one previously pulled) and is
peat,
EARLY CHICKS,
Tom Watts this 'week got out hil4
first brood of spring chicks^ and
had 17 out of 19. Pretty fair sua-
succoeo few a start.
OFFICERS. CLUB ROOMS.
The officers of the 161st ',Batt],
have had'elub rents fitted npot'er
the Telephone Office, which of
starve are not 'pelted to the gen-
level el public.
NEAT POULTRY SHOW HERE. ,
The next Huron •County Poultry
Sliow will be held to Milton. next
year; This was doeided of Gode-
rieh on Firday i fight. Tile C1n-
toii dir etot•s will start Said lay
plans fur the show right away.
FOR BAYONET PRACTICE. .
' 'Headquarters received the'dum-
eny guns with the attachment of, a
rubber nail that 'works on a spring
at the end Of the muzzle, ;which
the soldiers will osh, in the'
practice of the bayonet charge, '
C. C. I. CLOSET).
Monday ,afternoon the C. 0; I.
clespd for the next ..two weeks' on
account of the Measles, Last Weeds
several •classes were badly delalet-
led,' and were geltting wor':e,
Jeence 0110 new o,uer,
MRS.' (DR) ROSS 'DEAD. ;
The Ltd fricmis'ata tot !,trillre-
gree to hear,of the .death
(Da'.)' C: W. Ross Iii Winniipeg,
which occurred on M, ontlay pI this
week.. The funeral ear: lee1;d on
'O/1,edneeday. T e deceased was
a
of late os h•'�'•-
d"atx l to o iJ W ate
d
h'ead'. 1s nn other word has Fonio
from Winnipeg except re telegrp,ipy
allw powselcparticulars will .he given next'
.
11FET1NOS IN irdsZEf3T
OI+,1,O,lST BATTAL.ION.
Capt, W. E. "5iindeon'ef'Guelph,
member of the 113ed Ove010aa 'Bata,
address meetings its 3Iens•til,
Grand Bend and (lent' rh'lia ori Wed
nesday'. Thnrsdtay'and Friday "of this
week in the interest of the '1Gl'et,
Corp. Wyatt of Toronto a returned
soldier, will
ll .also speak of hie experi
'Alice ab'lh°filoht,' Lodfd'Speakers and
singers will also take part.
1
e Sell The
Waterrnan'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 your boy's ability
By showing him how pleasure can
Be joined to practical utility.
The We
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Often the cheapest --Always the Best
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Fenster 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
.yrre.ieveacoug.�h...-/9+Try it---
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Dispensing Chemist THE PENSLA1i DRUG STORE
(MrellialtaannadellieraatnEenia
Furniture, Rugs & i. inoleums
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if von are going
to furnish your home, or if you only want serve odd pieces.
You ail] find it to your advantage to inspect cur stock and see
the bargains we are offering, We also carry a good line of
a
V'olins Pinaaos and ala,iiisus.
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Our Undertaking Department is up to date in every respect
and we guarantee the best of ss.tisfeetlon
lindertalter and Funeral Director. Phone 28.
Night and Sunday Catllg =Swore(' at Residence over store
fBLIGLMOTaaitiMaPs13 ^mna-•,m:r„
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Sip ;, „art.s and;
Buckets
•
Order SapPans and,
your
Buckets now so you will have
them ready when you want to
use them.
Thos. lawkihs
I'lumibing and Keating
Agents for Ilecla Furnaces
Shop -over (lowland's Hardware
The Corner Store
"Live and Let Live''
teat=produciQ
Foods Now
Oold weather is again with ns. Eve
household will now require foods 11
will keep the body widen tuna heal('
Following are a few lines we'suga
to every buyer of food for the bo
Soup, in pacltet and tins
Meat l:,xtrttots, Bovril or Oro,
Hot Porridge, Vheatlete, W•
Flakes and Rolled Oats
Ilot Pan Oakes and Syrup
Pork and Beans, a, steaming plat
pork and beans for 'dinner or sal
' makes an ideal meal
Maooroni or Spaghetti
Bacon or Sausages
for breakfast there is nothings
E. E. Grana
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Children's. _
Nattiie;'Slitaped Sloe
k.
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 Shoe Department is splendidly
qualified to give you this type of shoe service.
.We fit the, children's feet with, careful pains-
taking study and care.
We have Nature Shaped Shoes made from eueh,good
leathers as Gran Metal C,slf, Patent Calf and Vici,
Some st styles w1tr cloth tops, low fat heels medium
m
or high cut.
Vie, 1.00, 1.35 u8 to 2.00 according to size
Try us out on the Children's Shoe
proposition—that's the oiiry test
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HOUS8 OF BETTER SHOES
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