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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1916-03-23, Page 6PAGE SIS, Alkiiit.O. -• •, •... ,.w.u+„uu,.r OGNI lMIX11x r,ww,•.DinarAUMMANA...i uw4.utu.t.W. nw+v.vn,;waam.x me., 0 1 }d9 ki In Brown's Tailored Clothes you get your Money's worth in holiest wear and solid comfort, and besides= CI ilieS give you an air of distinction which influences others and smoothes the pathway of .business and .social success, We. can Make. YOU a Suit which,. ill just Suit Y our kPersonality • DR ! 1AND LET CS We carry the largest Stock of Woolens and Tailors Trimmings in the County, is a Puit.Line! MerefF w. urni h1nn WOMAN'S STORE Dry Goods and. House Furnishings Phone 61. Next to Royal Bank MEN'S STORE. Custorm Tailoring Men's Furnishings. Phone 103. O pposi44cPub licLibrary aceanexamsancarsoursein WgZiMr036;141,41610ZEI..1(82214======11M32=2=31.7MEINMUZIMMEffilliMMVXMIZESIM ra�n�rn t (t t.1 jL is m,� JOB DEPARTMENT Is now ready to do your work. New :.,1,.,,,R .... type and new stock of paper lust placed Let Us Do Your Printing THE NEW ERA CLINTON Fancy furniture Of dainty character, for Parlor and Reception Room, is here for your inspection, Light in con design sirnotion and esign but ex. tr'e,aely •+Oil nide in,every de. tail. Here. to the finest creations of the turniture makers craft, and at prices that will temp the wise and discriminating buyer. The Cheapest Shot* UUt•on to buy all kinds ofrelrniture RAMAL & ..A.TIC.I.:NTSOlq Furniture feebler' and Funeral !Directors -Phone 5.04 N. Bali 110 --1t3 SIili3.ENC.E O 3 — J. D. Atkinson 18p • I tri031 m E a>:s• rm :as:v 9=3/4z1=111raexmu> enxaestewnncoxom�m>=xwwmune,xvm4.." ,•mums.xaa-n„ s�mtt_r mea .rggrtr .,tnseeo Every Variety of Ash for The Lenten Season Fish, when properly cooked, makes a most appetizing and nourishing areal. Fish racks amongst the first as a brain food A pound of fish is a pound of food. Try seine Halibut Steak Cohoe Salmon. White Fish, Fresh Herring, Srilted Herring Canned Fish, Tone Nish, Salmon, Haddic Sardines, Kippered Herring, Etc, Etc Phone Orders Promptly Attended To aiGHES'T PRICES FOR BUTTER AND! EGGS. Phone 111 NSE)\: & Y T311i, STOiII: O Q ITAlLM'I.'E war iR ra'MSi'iSeO SPRNU OT WEAR OU ,CAN secure all the new toes and shapes in New Spring Footwear here, We have all the new lasts and heathers put together by some of the best makers, ri. 1 Weisel] SHOES that are the best ,procurable in stylish appearance, quality, material, and workmanship—the best (you can possibly buy for your money, �i m� and Range� Men's Shoes eEect, from. Fit Guaranteed to he ail you could desire. O t'�"r1tO IGS', .t9ar4r Phone 70' CliAlton' PHN CLINTON NEW Kell. Thursday, March, 83rd, 1910, ae�rwa.>•.w.et14iwr+ •��•,noncore..u.�t�.iru„xwnrur,,.,rcr�,w: vnmc„�e�.a.,.,l.,. Grand TrunkRa.ilway Systole' Time Table 00:. Clinton Buffalo and Goderich Going to Stratford 7,35 a iuj ,03 p u: 515 p -m Going to ('aodorich 11.07 p a, 1,35 0 0.45 p 11.IS;p to London, Ramon and Bruce Going to London.., 8,05 a ni 4.15pm Going to Winghrim 11.00 a ut 6,40 p m -VOililaVitil•Abiti•Vig411111ti Local News ,AMMARTIMPARAMIO 1 PAS7.IMB DANCE, The Pa•ttiuie Club had an (Enjoy able dance in t'he:r Club rooms. on T'rida3 eveging and everyone had a good, time, while .th,et music farnishie'd by the Clinton Orel: e3- tra war{ e -tenant: The 'khaki col- or wast ,the big color in 'thetrooms. FATHER OF REV. 'FR. 'HOG AN D.F.AD. On Monday mi�orning, March 13th there passed, away one of the; few. surviving pioneers of Ashfield in the person of William Rogan. Ile had reached the large of 77 = years, and up to tvi'thin two weelosl, ago was going ,around quite hale 841 hearty, when ,he contracted pneu- monia and despite all than medical. ,skill and aareftd :rlursung could do 1.4e gradually grew ,wdatlter until relieved by death, He was born in Tipperary, Ireland, in the year 1838.. and some years later, with his parents, brothers .and. sister, emi- grated to Canada': In 1834 they moved to A,shfield,, settling on the farm which the deceased has lived erer,sincej, He was always aihard working man and by diligence wrap able to make St comfortable home for his; ,Wife and family He leaves to mourn the lass of a aeyed a 1 and loving ,husba id and fatther, a widow, six'. sons and'two" daoggh-, '-W' Liam at 'name- !Par ST. PATRICK'S SUPPER:, ter at. 11 , ; , : and Michael on Roams near by;; The Belthany Class of Wesley Church had a successful St. Pat- `Rev Father John,Clinton;'Rey. rick's Supper in. the School room Dakota' Mrs. ther B BradyBradyy and Mrs. S. last d'riday night and served sup- . Brad of nEar Ac' throy,. The per to at large croft d, The Sell "' • funeral was) held on Werclnesdta'y rocm was decorated in green and big Shamrocks; and everybody ``en- morning to Kingsbridge. joyed the( good 'supper. 1'I'e younger girls; bad a candy booth. 01.111' TON DEiE.:.T1 D EXETER Proceed ran to nlearly $07. .1 rete -loot iiu;•Izey match was RECTOR'S HEALTH IMO'RO\'ES, 1 pulled off in the big Anena last Thursday evening a ben the Exe- Rev. J. W. 43odgins, vector Cf ' ter boys crossed sticks with the St. Paul's Church, Stratforu ,ann' 101st. Tum first quarter was 2-1 formterly of Seaford]. who col- for Clinton dna the second quay-, lapsed iiecelntly while ore a pas- ter the, Exeter net was. bilged fora, call, has so improved in the ee times mote.. The last quer.. health that he will ,bei able to ter it looked like a big trunaway return to his idul:e,3 soon, This is as it was 8-1 for a while than 1lxe- the first ,time it 31 years that Ito ler got one goal and Clinton name was not able to untie take his lack with 'two more, but from taut Sunday work. Mr, 'Hardy of Bar until the end Exe.er boys run in 4 011 College and Rety. Win. Lowe, more, malting the: final scone 30-6, of Liman, have tab en the 'se •vices The Exelter .'toys pulled off some at St. Paul's so Oar. Rev. Hod- good combination• at times .but the gins has been the Chaplain of , e Clinton boys put up better individ Huron Regt, .33rd for a g.iodty nal plays• Ross O'orbes was the lnimber of •ye•,rs and is well T. MARYS WILL USE OIL refe,Piee and had quito a ,tune keeping the' players cool. aim ,ea- ting out the slashingg. The 101st Bond was. In attendant.., anti play - We take the following item' fi 0(1, . ed between guartet,s Following Was the line-up - Exeter Clinton out of the Councilll'Inulesa,pub- lishcd hyrhe St. 14Iarya Journal ;- h,cptleettntat,lc 1 erry of the 8.11- 1811 .Ameritan Oil, Co., addressed a few loris to the Council on he - half of his cu.pany, Th oy .had sup plied the town with ;,:lie gt e,} it *mount of the oil used in tee past two years. Oil was n nv highs • owing to the tear and towns And cities were makit,t e Lily contracts Ike approved 001405(011 ng tate streets as suggest e..i by 'the MO,1 or 011 was nota dustlayor Out road builder. The pri'el was guar anteed lc those tuyinti now whl'e their was a S ving clime ,'n thu contract protecting the purchaser if the price dr„ p'pc1d, The ice:Idl- eers for oil were oreneel, - The British Anel -can was la shade high' ler, than the next lowest. Mr. Perry printed cut the same tend- ers were hefo.e Hamilton and St. manes last gvt ek ,and they con- tra cted for the 1?ritish American oil. Dalin-Bartlett; That the ten- der of the British American 01' Co., at the 911110 cents per Imperial gallon be accepted on 'the terms offered by the Company for .dile year, '• -Carried, Kidd vet McGrattten Rivers point . Fox A Pickard 0000r point O'Donnell 'Hoffman col' 0r Graham 10(10101' ' cee,liet Dick C; Pickard i' wing Draper Southcott 1 wing Carter The goals were scored as fol- lows. - 1st quarter. • 1 Clinton, Graham. t Exeter. 2 Clinton,, Graham. ' 2nd quartet`, 3 Clinton, Carter_ 4 Clinton, Graham. 5 Clinton, Dick. 310 quarter, 6 Clinton„Dick. 7 Clinton, ttlicic. 8 Clinton, Graham. 2 Ex.etelr. 0 Clinton, Dick. 10 Clinton, Draper, 3 Exeter. 4 Exeter. . 6 Exeter, 6 Exeter„ stmoaesta s•oe®wneengesieeme: ffi OVOr The . �' aCill 'o Miss Hattie Sutherland, of Hensel), was a visitor in town last week: Mujor.Shaw and Mr. A. T. Cooper, Secretary of Huron C)a. War Acini- L try, We 1c ill Exeter last Thursday atteluli ig Meeting of Lhe South Huron J3taocli of the Auxiliary; . Rev... W.H. I:J.incks, D. 1) , of Tor- onto, who took the ennivet1,tryser-' vices at Wesley church, while in town was the guest •of his niece, Miss B. Greene: Mrs. Frank Peirdue'ancl infant dap - Water, are visiting at the Moore of the iotruer's parents, Jas: and`Mrs. Mose, at Walton Dr, W. 3. JJtlloway, of Potaiboi,o, visited his mother and brothel A. J. Holloway for a day Si so last week, Mr. 'Wm: Moore, of Toronto,' a former resident at town, is visiting Iris son, Pte. Robt. Moore and other friends. Miss Jessie Dodds wan called t: pI Blyth owing to the death of her cousin, Miss Janet Dodds on Saint day. Tho funeral, was held on Tuesday. Miss Mahle Duff spent the week tinct with friends at Godovieh. Misses Jean an OMaley and jean til Scott expect to :leave for the West next week. Ai is Ohidley will visit in Win. 'nipeg and Miss Scbtt will go to Swift Current to visit Mrs. (Dr.) Ross, nee Miss Hazel O'Neil'. Mrs. Jas. Southcombe ' expects to' leave this week or the beginning of next week for PortUtiiou where she will make her bonze with her brother. Mrs. Archibald; of Seaforth is visit ing her sister, Mrs. Ilohnos sr„ Raglan street, Mr. Cal Wilts, who is attached to the 160th Bruer Baltl, and who is tick• ing a liententtuts Course at (tendon, spent the week end at the parental home here, v Mrs. Holloway sr,, left on Tuesday. to visit dvtth her daughter, Mrs. 'Rowe, at I xeter'. Mr. Howard, who' has been teller iu the Molson's Baru for the past few mouths is leaving the bank. An incident t,f the session of the. Alberta .Legislature Monday after- noon was the welcome hack of Icon. A. G. Mackay, forosor leader of the Liberals in Ontavlb, on his recovery front his long and dangerous illness. General cheers greeted his reappear- aner. The old ,bends in town will regret to learn that Airs. Petrie of tht. North end is tier'- ill and small hopes are entertained for her recovery. Miss Bate Br ss, of Regina is Visit- ing her aunt Miss M Ross of town. lfr. and lMfts..lolut McCaughey spent. the week Olid at Guelph with .h. and Mrs. Jas. Reynolds. Col. Combe was in Toronto u0 Tues- day ut' this week. Mrs, Linder and son, of Hamilton, are visiting at the 110100 of the form- er's brother. 11 r. tV S.R. Holmes. Mr 0tct Mfrs. A. J. Holloway wove at Blyth OD I'nesrlav attending the funeral of the late Miss ,nine. Dodds, Miss Mail 1 +u l i t e l0 a was iC visitn0 (11 Londona.nd lieo.mtell this week. Airs, 1; A. Bradshaw will be •a -b ditto+ to her friends on Wednesday, March 201h and afterwards the first Thursday of each mouth Serge. Edgar' Paltisoli, of the 71st Bard, was 1l1 town for a few bays this tree!; visiting his ',YIN aitl family. Ile flat+I c per,.; to leave DOXL tack for 111C: Old [Aug. The hest ai ht's ed' the citizens of Utintun goes with him for a :1!110 vol age and 1111 bad results- 10 case he gets to the liming line, Pin., Fisher, of the Paymaster's atoll spent. a few days at th parental hours at Dray( rill Mr. A. linmball, who has been spending the \Vinle.rat \Vinghant Was in town on 1Jonday. Stratford 13etueoa Mas lints 'facet' Olt trig: to t l and Miss Mahone Twitchell 0,30 trailed to St Thomas by the death of their sister, Mrs, Alex Lewis. Mrs. Twitchell has been in St Thomas with her daughter for several weeks. Mts J, Seeley spent: .a tt:w days at her all house at llrucolield last week. Mrs. .i� red Turner and baby lett on Monday morning for Toronto to visit A few days and leaven today for her home in Regina. Rev. Sir, Allen ac- coinpanicd his daughter es far as Toronto and spent a, few days there with his son. Mrs. Rotlawsv returned from her visit at .Peterboro with her mother and sister, L 9 Ys Uits y Speer.' Offer to the Boys of Clinton by The, ,arson Manufacturing Co. Limited. In order to encourage every -Father and Mother who has Boys' from 4 to 16. years old, to dress them in Military Style this season, we are going to offer a special Military Suit at a price that will be near the cost of manufacture, and which could not be bought in the 'ordinary way within $1.25 to $2,50: This Suit can be seen and bought through The Morrish Clothing Co., W. C. Brown, and Plumsteel Bros,, all of whom are willing to sell them to you at prices aevel'iised below. Boys' 2 -Piece Norfolk Military Suit made from Cotton Khaki Drill with Cap to match Sizes 4 to 9 years $4.O0. Sizes 10 to 15 years $4.50, See this Suit at once and place your order. Delivery about April 15th. , THE JACKSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Limited. CLINTON, ONT. amementrammoireaursarmanmettvagrasvvvaseen ise Sell Wim,--=t•ti+c-,r ,.. -- rMitiV.. 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 your boy's ability. By showing him how pleasure can Be jointed to practical utility. s it Often the cheapest— ,ways the Best ...MIDEMINMEHECE212=11221118SISTE2=== =no Penslar White Pine and Spruce Salaam 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 - 4J IIOV Dispensing Chei list THE PENSLAR DI.UII STORE cin! ruga, vwc, ram, rs Furniture, Pugs & 1 hio1eu s We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going to furnish your home, or if you only '!Sant some odd pieces. Yon will And it to your advantage to inspect cur 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 the guarantee the bet of satisfaction ,t3 to Pq `a' Ulldea•ttll,er and i'iuneral .IDireetor. Phone `28. Night and Sunday Calls answered tat Residence over store smart= p Pais and Buckets Order your Sap Pans and j Buckets now u .v:] 1 have! them ready when you want to l use them. Thos. Hawkins '4iu4.w' eorrnem Store "Live and Aged lU e" Make the Marma.fade Bitter Marmalade Oranges are in - and are now at their best. Marmalade• time is diene. hlhrat rthout yuur1iltirequit•ementer We hive a splendid supply oP ',hoer apd Sweet Ot'trges nfsuperior quotIity a.nd flavur As well ac Fruit J+u'. , things, Sealing Wax, and Sngar 13itter Oranges Sweet Oranges and Lemons Fine Granulated Sugar Fruit Jars and Paraffin FISH should he more freely used because it ranges exceedingly high in, point of food value. A few suggestions. Halibut, Fresh Herring, Fillets Finnan Middle. tied ('1811 and Smoked Herring. Plumbing and Heating p}��1 (p �� � }j g y t� Agents for Iliecla Furnaces E. E e a Yi fit AII f 4f O r d Slilop-over Rotw•land's iHardsvare PRONE 45. i•+++++•r •,i• •+++'n+'.•¢"t•+++•a•+.a•4...1.+,k+++5++a•a,444.i.e.t'i.7-i.( +5.+44 t. ' UNLOCKED Process SHOES .;r r •1' d' 3. fi f 0 The unlocked process of making shoes is conceded by the most famous orthopedic physicians, surgeons and shoe men as 4he very beat word in the shoe world today Made under patented methods,both in shoe process, taste and patterns, It has the call throughout the world as the only shoe that will give the foot Perfect Exercise, Muscle Develop meat, Good. Mond Circulation, Health and Life, for the reason that the shoe is built in.sueh a manner that it gives perfect body weight balance. and conforms to thefoot without breaking in, in fact it is the only U'aiooked Process Shoo known to the shoe world, making it impossible for imitators to Copy .)<. & T. ''IGIILL, unarSEID. IIelloeked Process Shoes anal Lasts follow the anatomy of the foot in every particular. Nothing is left undone, and the wear''r will find that in wearing this shoe it will eliminate the cold clammy, eleepy feeling in the feet and. limbs, and make the feet; breathe, and live again we invite all orthopedic surgeons and physicians to invt'sti gate this she and we guarantee to then, and to the public that tbcy will find w.a can give them more in this shoe than we have claimed. 11 yon are looking for foot liberty, wear .golf's Unlatched Process Shoe FOOT LIIBIUITY MEANS LI'''E TO TIHll FOOT FRiiia ION HOUSE OP BETTER SHOES E++.d•.i•.il„ ')4'.e'•N++h,•S.•d r.1,4•4i,.pe.ty .i,...o-i••t.5,a-«.,.,ha:.{-t•�,•.1i..}.dA ;