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Buy Dress Goods Now
N spite of the war, we have been successful in obtaining a
complete assortment of the beautiful new shades and fabrics in
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The dress goods centres of Continental Europe are either destroyed
or in the enemies' hands. Priestleys' famous looms, at Bradford,
England, are now working overtime making cloth for
the Allied Armies.
The beautiful Spring goods that we are now showing
may be ,.the last we will be able to obtain for some
time to come.
]ia'clanUtn2 always }tae
PRIESTLEYS' LJMiTED
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WE STRONGLY ADVISE OUR CUSTOMERS • TO BUY
NOW, AS THE PRICES ARE LIKELY TO ADVANCE.
...44e,„0,413Priestleys' showing includes many novel and very beautiful
fabrics, in the latest and most fashionable shades, as well as the more staple
lines that are always popular. See them in our Peess Goods Department.
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry (roods and .
House 1Turnishings
Phone 67. •
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MEN'S STORE,
Custom Tailoring
Alen's 'furnishings.
Phone 103.
Opp osi'1ePu b1 i cLi brary
JOB DEPARTMENT
Is now ready your do work. New
type and new stock of paper just placed
-Let Us Do Your Printing
THE NEW ERA CLINTON
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Fancy furniture
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Light in nun
struction and design but ex-
tremely well made in,every de-
tail, Here are the finest creations
of the furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise ana discriminating miser.
The Cheapest SpotBaron
to buy ail hinds of Ftu'niture
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Furniture Dealers and Funeral (Directors -Phone 104,
N. tail 110 -RESIDENCE; MIMES- J. D. Atkinson 130
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Visit the Big Stock Show at;Minton, 00 Thursday, April 0th. Also
see the big Military Parade in the morning
And don't forget to make Johnson & Go.'s Grocery your headquarters
Some of our Specials for Show Day
2 quart bottles of Choice Tomato Catsup for 25c
2 tins 00 Wellington Salmon for 25c, and other specials
FRUITS -Bananas. Oranges, Etc.
tIIGHEST PRICES ;FOR BUTTER AND. EGGS.
JOHNSONt,.:'e
Phone 111 VIBE STORE OF QUALITY
OU CAN secure all
the
new toes and
shapes in New Spring Footwear here,
We have all the new lasts and leathers
put together by some of the best makers,
We sell SHOES that are the best, procurable
in- stylish appearance, quality, material, and
workmanship -the best you can possibly buy
for your money.
A Large Range of Women's and
Men's Shoes to Select from
.Fit, Guaranteed to be all yo.0 could desire.
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Phone 70 Clinton
WERE litst RECRUITS.
Stratford Beacon, -There was
some inter"est. aroused in the city
Tuesday by the appearance of twp
men with red armlets on their
right coat sleeve They were ir,lst
Battalion recruits, who had not yet
received their uniforms acid equip-
ment and were just here to spend
the day, '
FORMERLY BETTOR
AT WI6iGIIAM
- Rev, Dr. T. S, boyle, whole leav-
ing Toronto Colbehe, where he,
has been deem of the faculty o:
Divinity,
lo assume the leiedei'ship
of king's College. Truro. N, S.
was' formerlY rector .a'tWingbam.
before Rev. C. G. Jeakins.. He' is
well-knou'u to many C'lintoniees,
NOW MVIIL1TARY DISTRICT NO 1.
Tho London military null iu'iti,'s
have r"ceived entice of a change
in the designation 00 military
areas. For some years .post. this
has been known as division:11 area
No. 1.. Ir future it will 1 .' termed
military -district No. 1 Col: Shan-
non will now as'+umc The title tn1"
district officer 1onunanding,
MINOR LOCALS,
Dur ng the past ,year Canad'an
wool has dont-Jed .1) 1)1'1,9E:
Soon 'with heaping nlclisures the
5prin'r. 'willbe ac her ti easuegs,
Council met onllrundo.y,
Spring may ec:mle now as 1apide
ly 1151 (tlih ea 13hd3 and flower's
and vernal greens will 'bo cordial
ly welcomed,. -
Peterhoro Review,-Tf 1311 the
young men went to the, war, wilts
would he left to wen curt. t1ie
shoes that brit ton up the. side?
Talk about churches and the
question of 1)01,(21. but the weekly
newspapers have the greatest cen-
tre of union on earth when they
join in that well-known • chimes.
"Have you paid your subscription
yet?"'
- The New Era is always glad to
get person item; by,pl,nne: mail
or otherwise.' They help tb make
the paper interesting.
Irl Hicks says April will .be a
month of storms, the thermometer
jumping from low to high at ir-
regular interval: •
The small hove are 'hanging ,up
their hockey sti;Its and htinting- up
the baseballs and bats
Sleighing is entirely ,played put.
THE CLINTON NEW ice.
Gravid Trunk Itatlway;t3ystem
Time Table for Olinton
Iiittrclo and Uode:ic.h
Going to Stratford .......... 7,33 0, to
3,03pAu
5.1:5 p rti
Going t floderich . , , , , 11,07 p rn
1,85 p 1)i
6,45 pi,
11,1Spm
London, Huron and Brace
Going to London..... , 8.05 e; rn
tlepnl
Going to Wingbam 1.00 a m
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ANOTHER INC.RLASE. ,
• Customs cloplection for "the year
ending March 3iet, 1015, at Clinton
was $26077.35.; for theyear ondii3'g
Manch 31,1016, •$2(72 .57. making ap
increase of $1048,22„
LEAVES FO11 C1,INTI;•N. .
Listowel Banner. -Mr, C,
Stokes has sold his property 0n
Inkerman street, to Mr. 101. Carey
of Tralee and leaves Friday morn-
ing for Clinton to take- a posili00
with Mr. james 'Hamilton.. We
welcome the n,nv-comers to town.
DOING 'HER BiT.
Mrs, Wm..Stuart, sr., of Mi1chcll,
an old lady who has seen eighty-
four simmers. has. knit no ,less
than one hundred anct sixty pairs
of socks, nine pairs of wren: -
lets. and six scarfs for the soldiers
since the war 'began. and. is sti11
knitting away in )ler glory;• She
is an aunt of Iit[ies McCeo1. Albert
Street,
SPRING WOKM. •
Give Nature a hand in cleaning
up the town. •
It can safely be said, and tall mar
ried men especially are according-
ly warned, that "housecleaning'• is
in the air.
If one is really anxious to get
advance information as to whet
his next summer's .garden willlaok
like, all he has to do is to begin
to thumb the pages of the cata-
logues of 'the enterprising • seed
firms.
Educators are appreciating the
refining in,luepee of flowers 'ole
children,' More and more, the
schools are taking up school gar-
dening; civic committ•ca, are try-
ing to get the eo-Operation of the
children for a city beautiful,' If
children are allowerd to help in
the home garden, they will " not
only help make, but help keep a
home beautiful,
Now that Spring in at hand it is
desirable that every householder
should arrange for a general clean
up, now the fee and snow is
away The Board of Health is
ai:xious to c'u'rve 500r1 sanitary
conditions in town and cit (7)' in
generally can lend a hand's() that
the good wbr•k will be thorough
and satisfa(tory. '
TIP! LATA: Wi1I SHANE..
. On Saturday evening w'o'd was
received Here that an old setae).
in these harts, had passed away
in Detroit, • in the person of 111r.
William 'Fraser Shane. at the age
of 93 yr'n,s• .I)e"rased was beim in
Smith's ;Fails in Ise I, and in 13.18
he moved t God mieh tow' -ship
and took up lend on what is
known as the Murphy farm Mr..
Shane had the distinction of being;
the fOr•at white elan to wall (rem
Hamilton to Clinton Tie after-
wards left the 'farm ,and conduct-
ed an hotel in Tlolmesville incl
Ply1:h, At one time 110 was bailie`
of Clinton, :TIe was married to
Ann Rattenbury. slaughter of the
late Wm, Rattenhury, who prrdoe-
cea rd him some years ;ago He is
survived by a family elf three
daughters, Mrs R.. S. Hays of Sca-
forilh, Mrs. Belfray of Dot mit,
Mrs. Nation of Duluth, and 'one
son, Charles, of Cleveland. Two
other children died years ago, ,The
body was .brought Isere on 'Mon-
day
o nMon-
day morning, and the funeeai was
held from the undertaking par-
lors of Pall fi Atl ineton. Bee... Mr.
Robinson, rer:tor of StPaul's
church, conducted the ser1'11_s,
The pallbearers were, jos. Copp,
A J. 'IIolloway, D. M0Cor't'1e, Maj,.n'
Shaw, 0 Rattenbur v land T. Dodds
of Seaforlh, The relatives from a
distance were 1tlr. C„ Shane. Cleve-
land; OOtr. Belfray of Detroit, ;and
Mr. I1. Shane of Wingham, •
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7)o you know that the girls must take the places V.
of the men, especially in the Business World, if Can-
ada is to do her share in this great struggle, which is, i;;
keep an army at the front and keep BUSINESS
going on at home ? Are you ready to do your share?
Because of this great need we are planning
A SPECIAL. COURSE AT
SPECIAL RATES.
If you are truly PATRIOTIC and want a chance
to do your share, write us for further particulars.
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1 B. F. WARD, B.A., M. Accts,, Principal. it
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Thuredity,,,Apri1 6th, 1916.
'Clinton Board of Trade
Annual Meeting
David Cantelon the New President
for 1916„
At,,lhe. annual meeting of the
Clinton Board of Trade held tin
Tuasday-n*,ht. in the Council
Chamber, 1VIr. John Rensinrd,'who
has been tl'1•s president 1;01.' the
Past Ulieleen ye+are. reeignerl, mne11
to the regret or the members. ai11!
101r: -Davit', Cant, 1 in ;was uncial-
TUIi! I4T'w PRESIDENT'
Choice
WALL'('o
PAPER
Cleaning` time is here ' for some, it is coming for
many more -this suggests Wall Paper -the largest and
most attractive department in our store. Its outstand-
ing features are its large variety of modern designs,
Its wide range of prices, and its
GOOD. VALUES
The
air eo.
Often the eheopeit_Atways the Best
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DAVID CAN'TFLON
measly elected 'u his p1aen.'
The other 04ac•err elected were
Vice. President. 'H. Wilts.::
Sec,i-Treas,., A 3'. Cooper.,
• Committee- V'. .Iackson. C. T.
Libby. W..Brydone, G.. D McTagr
gait•, IF, T Jlackson, S. J. A.Odrews,
J.A. 'I1310-0. R.E. Manning, H. E.
Paull, 'H.11. Chant, J. E. Hovey and
J.. P. Shepherd.
The annual fee will be remitted
to the Aesociated Boards. of Trade
The Secretary reported on the
matter of telephone connection
with Colborne
The Clinton Board of Trader. will
take up the eu'stion with : the
Board of Trade 'o' Woodstock. as
to the County Camps Nor thev,ar-
lolls Battalions i1ciV Ilei net. fOrmdd'
in the comities
WILL BUILD.
Mr. William Glenn. ex -Reeve of
Stanley T'ow'nship, :has purchased
a vacant lot on Joseph Street: and
it is said 11e ,will commence to
butl(T right away. Clinton oan
'tanil n whole let of citizens like
and. t2+s.. Glenn and The New
Era is glad to hear they are going
to come to town,"
ANOTHER SON ENi.1S'1'S
Goderich Signer -Mr. Alex,. Stra-
iton has.1-1111.11(1 with one of the
new batteries being organized at
Guelph. Both of Ale and Mrs. J.
St•niton's sons tare now in the
fighting' ranks, lir. Watson Strai-
ton being a member of the 161,;1
Battalion.
D113D AT BRUSSELS.
Last Saturday ln13ie Garvin,
relict of the. late George Snlih:hof
Morris I'ownslul' cried at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. A. AleInt'osh
of Brussels. aged 82 yens The
funeral took place on +Fr id ty al-
ternoon. Rev 913.. Page eonduct-
ing it. Deceased is star civet' by
'line children She wag 11 st,tei of
Mrs, Thomas Mann of Clinton.. NIr.
Smith died forty years ago,
MINOR LOCALS
House of P,efuge 21115 55 in-
mates. Keeper and Matron Brown
are getting along well. •
Plant your spring t1dvcrtise'-
ment: now
1 Have you ordered your new au-
tomobile yet?
Holiday rates on the railways
for Easter, '
Dust will soon be Hying.
Clinton chslvcrs pay top-notch
prices,•
New Era advertisements bring
results. Try one..
Spring birds a"e here
The Rew Era welcomes the vis-
iting khaki boys.
Route Cards printed' lou short
notice at The New Era.
Local and district news always
welcome.
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0 WIT/II THE CHURCHES. •
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'PNESY:LY CHURCH
The pastor's subject next Sunday
evening will he 'Doubting Uastle-
L+izhting on High Levels,"
The ladies of the congregation are
entertaining the soldiers for dinner
and tea to day.
Rev. Mr. Moulton addressed the
League on Monday night.
' (ONTARIO STC t1RCH,
1?rovision, is being made to Serve
visiting soldiers on Thursday with
dinner and tea.
Rev. Mr McKinley of Seaford)
Preached on Sunday last and wa,s
heard with pleasure.
The Junior League provided the
program for the meeting on Monday,
evening. The recitation by Daisy
Nerliger wa.s capital and marks the
little girl as a corning elocutionist of
the highest class, Others who took
part and also diel well were Miss Leona
Nediger, Miss Pahl nil, Miss Margaret
Walker, Miss .Elva 1Viltse and Mrs.
Treleaven, 1)aster George Carter
made a good chairmaan. A three story
birthday cs,ke was out and everyone
present received a generous share.
Rev, S. J, Aldir will preach on Sun•
day next.
73 A1?TIS ' CHURCH.
The pastor preached on Sunday both
morning and evening, Subject for the
morning was "Deborah's Song". In
the evening the pastor spoke on those
be autifnl words, which are to he found
1e John 8;16,
On April 12th the quarterly busieoss
meeting of the church will be held,
A11 the members are kindly asked to
he present, ..
Ohoir, practice will be held on Friday
evening of this week,
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Penslar White Pane 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
r`epa�dil�y rre,ieve a cough.. Trryylit-
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Dispensing Cilonlist THE PENSLAIt DRUG STORE
,,,,- Celled AbideIh
07i In the well furnished home. It makes
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0"" ( it a place where everybody likes to.
come and stay, For furniture, that
means comfort combined withbeauty
and durability. 'We invite attention
to our splendid collection. of Suites
and Separate Pieces
(good Enough fora Palace,
y'e't priced so as to be
Within reach 01 all
UNFORD
. lbldertaker and Funeral Director. Phone '28,
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
The Corner Stove
"Live Sap Pans a.ldd
.Let Live"
Buckets , !Savers of Doctor
The earlier the house is given a,
thorough cleaning the better. During
;s the le,ng winter, with stoves and fur -
Order 011C g l uaces going all the time, dust and dirt
y S p Pans and 1 eoin,1i1es in every 00011 and corner.
Ineothe Winter, foci, there is usnadly an
Buckets now so you will have I insuI5iMent ventilation in the home,
i and diseaee germs End choice breeding
them ready when you want to i pliers, jest because they cannot be
seen. '.lake no chances but get your
supply of housecleaning necessities at
use them. 0008,
]lead carefully these suggestions-
Klinzie Powder Furniture Polish
Powdered Ammoliaa Silver Polish.
Sweeping Powder' Dustless Mops
Chloride of Lime Ligciid',Ammonia
( Son' Brushes and Brooms
Sink 110(0 '1'ub Cleanser
daps, Washboards and Clothes Pig:
I Ek
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T1hos.11awkinm
Plumbing and Dealing
Agents for Metra Furnaces
Shop -over Rovilaald's Hardware
E. Ilunniford,
PHONE 45.
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