The Clinton New Era, 1916-10-05, Page 2PAGE TWO.
T8• CLINTON NEW REL
Thursday, October 5th; 1916,. '
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Deady -
to -Wear
Garments
Phone 7S
Ooch &Co.
Dry Goods
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House'fan:r
nlshings
chooe vool'
Fill :5011
From the magnificent assort-
ment we are showing at $16 to
$,35.00
Cleverly designed models in
Serges, Gaberdines and Cheviots
and other favored fall fabrics, in
black, navy, African brown and'.
other colors,
Mol��ne�y �--
In our Millinery Department we offer many hats of
distinction at $5 to $10. Every hat a splendid model,
made of rich Lyon velvet and hatter's plush with trim-
ming of gold, silver and steel embroidered flowers,
buds, etc Be sure and visit our Millinery Department
An fmpi essive Showing of
Women's
Distinctive Coats
Dainty or dressy models
with large collars and deep
cuffs of fur, plush or self ma-
terial. Full flare, belted and
semi -fitting styles. In wool
velours, broadcloths,chin-
chil'as, plushes, and English
tweeds:
Remember—We' are show-
ing one of the largestrange
of Ladies and Misses Coats in
the county.
Every Day is
Fashion Day
Always Some
thing New
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VOTERS' LIST COURT.
The County Judge will hold a
Voters' List Court for Clinton on
Saturday of this week at 10 a.m.
There are anumber of appeals.
BREAD GOING UP AND UP..
"Man' cannot live by bread alone'
says the Good. Book. If the present
trend keeP3 up man will not be able
tolive by bread at ill -4f he lives
in Ontario these days. The bakers
are raising the prices all over the
country,
LET WM .FRESH AIR IN.
Now, do not shut the air out be-
cause itis getting cold. Fresh air
is just as necessary in summer as it
is in 'winter. No sleeping apart-
ment should be occupied at any
time without there is provision for
the admission of fresh air,
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3,000 VARSITY MEN
IN SERVICE.
At the Toronto University Presi-
dent Falconer ,stated that 3,000
graduates and under -graduates
were in active service, and 3,000
more were in •training. Eighty
members of the staff had oeein
released for service and 113 univer
sity ;men had given their lives.
INCREASE 1N POSTAGE
TO; CHINA,
The postage on letters to all
places in Chani, was, with the ex-
ception of the British Post Office
Agency at Wee -ami -!Wei and the
British port of Hong Kong, ad-
vanced onOcto
0 her 1 tofi a v leets
for the first ounce and three cents
per ounce or fraction of an ounce,
as at present. The two places ex-
cepted will continue at two cents
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tried Zam-Bak for those disfigur-
ing ini •les end blackheads? Others
have used . it with great success,
and we are confident you will not
bo disappointed.
191r, 3. 13, Wagner of New Canada,
NtS,, writes; For a conpriderable
time I suffered with pimples and
blackheads on my faee. They were
very unsightly and I suffered a
good deal. Someone' recommended
Zam-Buk and 1 commenced using
it, To my delight the pimples and
blackheads gradually began to dis-
appear, until now my face 1s en-
tirely cleared of them, I am, in-
deed, grateful fuer what Zam-13uk
has done for me, and should like
all others who are troubled as I
was, to know of this wonderful
ointment „
Zam-Buk.is'just as good for ec-
zema, salt rheum, ulcers, abscesses,
old wounds, blood Poisoning, boils.
piles, burns, cuts, scalds, etc. 50e.
box, 3 for $1,25, all druggists or
Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, Send le.
stamp for postage on free trial box.
Capt, Rev. Jeakins
kinds of units enol among men of
all ranks Contrary to what lie
had interned to be they opinion of
some, it haa also taken him to
the trenches Ole had been in the
front line, under machines. which
dropped bombs from the sky, bad
had narrow escapes, (big shells
bursting neer 'him, ,a,nd small
pieces of shrapnel ,even striking
him but not largo enough' to cause
him any serious injury. To fact lee
had been • all over the country,
Loth 'in France and England.
Brantford appeared 'bright and
charming to him, anti he wa.s
glad to be back again to sea olcl
faces and meet new °nee,
Capt. Jeakins has in his pos-
session a large picture of one or
tho hospitals at Epsom, England,
showing himself shaking hands
with the Kir.g in the pteseace of
several noted officers. This 15 an
honor that comes to but few Ca-
nadian soldiers, and needless to
say this little souvenir' is prized
very hielity 'by him.
MEDICAL E'FFICIEN'CY.
The efficiency of the modieal
organization in the war zone was
highly commended by Capt, Jen-
kins, From the trenches back to
the convalescent homes in Eng-
land the system was wonderful.
ands the organization, after two
years of strife, was simply' splen-
did, Tlie commissariat was also
fine,
Capt., Jenkins looks the picture
health, and when asked holy he
felt, replied that with. the excep-
tion of a headache which bother-
ed him consideralbly he felt fine,
and while glad to be home, often
felt that he should be b'acic there
again where varied experience,
such as seven services in one day
made life interesting, while duty
was being done
Things that had. impressed him
very much were the anemone
permanent hospitees that were
being erected in ;France back of
the firing line, and, the huge mu-
nition factories that were being
constructed in Engnd and would
not be completela
d until this winter:
This indicated that Britain would
never again be caught unpre-
pared, •
THANKER MOTHERS
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if those having relatives or friend
.visiting fn town or. going away
notify ya of rho feat each wank, we ,
'aM wtould announce
*it in uLo NeIVY Nine,
Thousands of thankful mothers
throughout Canada -many of them
Your own neighbors -=-speak 'with
the greatest praise of than splen-
did medicine, Baby's Own Tablets,
Melly mothers toult
I Wive no
other
medicine !for their little
ones. Among these is Mrs. Albert
Nie, St. I'irieux, Sask.. who. says ;
"I have beet using Baby's Own
Tablets for the past seven years,,
and they have done my four chil-
dren a world of :good 0 would
not be without them "' The Tab-
lets awe sold 'by medicines rink -dors
or''by mail at125 cents a box from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, On.t,
friends ix., town ?this week. rile,
was called to his old, •home in
Stratford on, account of the death
ofhis father. Mr. Stevenson looks
as it the 'air of New. Ontario ',vas
aig:reeing with him,
Mx J. J. McCaughey took in the,
Godetech Fair on Friday. s
Mrs. Curtis of Blyth was in town on
Friday last.
Mr, Jost, manager of the, Piano Co
made a business trip to Montreal last'
week.
Mrs Ir. '-Ohowen and Miss, Betsy
were visitors at Goderich last week.
Mr. Albert Mitchell left last week
for his Northern. Ontario trip in the
interest of the Jackson Mfg. Co.
Miss A. W Aube rammed to Clinton
reflex. a six weeks vacation at Paisley
and Southampton. She was accoxn-
ponied hack by Master Louis Diehl.
MINOR LOCALS.
Get v oxer' auction sale bills ,grin:
ed at the New Eral erfice,
Western farmers are islow in
repaying the seed grain loans
made to them in 1914. Only two
mullions of fourteen millions .d-
vaneed has 'been returned„
The $1,Ori newspaper in Canada
is almost a thing 00 the past.
Some people are harvesting less
potatoes than they put; in the
ground in the spring,
The Town Planning Conference
of South Western Ontaxi ou holds
its second" annual, convention in
Hamilton. at the Royal Connaught
Hotel, ' Oct. 2 and 3.
If. some housewives looked as
diligently through the advertising
columns of their 1oca1 newspapers
as they do through the mail or-
der catalogue they would find so
many merchandising opportunities
that 'buying out of town would be
no longer practised.
Mr. John A. Makins, the recent-
lY defeated candidate in the North
Perth 'bye -election, has been ap-
pointed police ,magistrate of
Stratford, with a salary of i$,t400
per annum. The appointment is a
good one, and appears to give
get eral satisfaction.
Our mailing lists are claily un-
dergoing changes and no matter
what care is taken it is -possible
for errors to creep in. Subseri-.:
hers who have been renewing
their subscription are asked to see
that proper credit is green. Any
new subscrlbci not receiving their
paper'promptly should notify pus
that matter's may be rectified,
Many fields of early sown
wheat on summer fellows, are well.
up and looking strong and iheal-
thy. Numbers of farmers Jaavc
'been unable to sow owing to the
drought. ,I'ow will venture to put
in seed at this late elate.
Goderich iFeix (crew quite a
crowd from here
Auction sales aro looming up.,
The New Era is a great advertis-
ing r_nedi,urn' t19 Deady everybody
reads ;it, ,
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE.
`Oen Tuesday afternoon pf this
week the ladies of the Women's In-'.
istitute had amost enjoyable out-
ing .They 'engaged a carry -all and
moeeeded to the home of 3 rs, L. has,
Glew, jr.,'Hullett township, where
they held every successful meet-
ing. It was an ideal autumn day
for the ride. Interesting (papers
were gifven ;by Mrs. Fajrfull and
Mrs. Downs. Mrs. L. Paisley gave
airea,din". Lunch was served by
tho hostess. Everyone was pleas
od, with the afternoon's entertain-
ment. 1 t
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Patriotic Notes
St, Joseph 'Church Ladies 5 00
St. demes. S. S . .. 10 00
Coll Col. Sutherland's meeting 50 00
Willis Church Ladies ,.....,45410
School Concert 1.43 00
Sale of Papers, Rag etc 296 96
Middletons Church 4' 00
Ontario St, Church Ladies.,40 (19
Wesley Church Ladies '26 00
Y,, L.P,A. 168,45
Git-le Hockey Team 23.50
Rest Ronm 6th April
School of Uommeree
No, 9 Goderich Township. - -
Willis
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Willis Girls Oluh
Belgian Relief Fund
Ont. St. Church
Jacksons Mfg, Co.. ..
Patriotic Teas
ixi illeePreceptery
Dr. Frani. Boles
Lunch Room 12th of July
Membership Fees....,' .
Golden Clock
Personal Donations
Box Collections ...............111453
Wanted,
A good general servant wanted
apply- y-
to ,
30138. 1T. T A
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11toriCogil Stile'
ry u,r Under and by virtt}e of. the pow -
era rill ersl contained in a certain mort-
25 "" gage which will be produced at
14 25 the time of sale, there will 'be of-
fered for sale by public auction,
38 00 biy g Thomas nBrown, at elle' dwell-
50 00 ingf,house.on the lands; on Satur
40 00day, the 1411u day of October„A.D.,
8330 a. 1916 at the hour of two o'clock
Li 95 0' in the afternoon, the following
899pParktLot No. Eight in the Vile
7 50 Lage,of Brucefield, containing ten.
98 10 acres of land, more or less.
170 15 On the property are a . good
six -,roomed frame house and• kit-
chen with brick cellar, a frame
st- acrgood ,y
orchard;alble, and
la plentifuleofoo
supply
of water.
95 Terms, -Ten per cent. of the
8 95 purchase money in cash on the
2 00 day of sale' and the balance in
20 thirty flays with interest at six
per cent. per annum. Foe :fur-
ther terms and conditions of 'sale
apply to R. R. Higgins Bruce -
field, or to 1 ,
W. BRYDONE, Clinton,
Solicitor for the Vendor
Dated Sept. 281h, 1916.
Tocol $ 2769 93'
Expenditures
General Merchandise 2164 04
Express
Draying
Printing
13e11 Telephone
Reeours National 50 00
Canadian Red 'Groes Fund-135 00
Belgian. Relief Fund 100 00
Weetern Univ. Unint 10 00
Lieut, Mary Plummer ......,12 50
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Atha oe.eacee•e.eemosozo•••••e
The regular meeting of the Soc-
iety tomorrow at 2,30.
The annual meeting of the Wo-
men's Patriotic Society was held
Friday last and reports for the
year were presented. The affiemel
for the coming year were elected
as follows; -
Hon. Pres„ Mrs. Combe. -
-President, Mrs W. Manning
1st vice, We. Mason
2nd vice, Mrs, J. E. Hovey
Secretary--
Treasurer,
ecretary---Treasurer, Mrs. Wiseman
Envelope trews„ Mrs. L. Rotten-
bury. „ •
The Executive of the past year
tally appreciate the loyal support
which the ci,'lize es af:ous' ta•wn
and country gave to their society
in allits undertakings. The need
for the work 1e still very great
and weaek that the Soeiety re-
ceive the same loyal supportwhich
you have 'been so pleased to give
it in the past ,
iFollow;ng is the Secretary's re-
port ee-Duringt
e-port;-Duringt he year of 1915-16
the tWomon's Patriotic Society
have held forty-five regular meet-
ings, The personnel of officers
and work committees meet with
changes -but the work accomplish
ed through the different supply
departments gives proof of many
loyal workers, The committees
in cbarge of supplies -Socks, hos-,
pital supplies, shirts --have en-
deavored rester es possible to
ship perfect work. Timm Sept- to
Jan, 28th nal supplies were shipped
through the Canadian Red Cross
Toron o and direct to Canad-
ian Ffold iComforta Commission,
Moore Barracks, Shorneliffe,
England. ;From the month of
February 'to the present, sup-
plies have gone through the Lon-
don branch of the Canadian Red
Cross, this !branch being the
Chipping centre for the.. ,W'ester'n
part of Ontario. All supplies and
gifts shipped by me have been -
duly, received and ,-xrlcnowled8ed
to me in letters of most sincere
thanks and with deepest apprecia-
tion of the 'work being earners on
bye this Society. The following is
allust of the work laecomnlished
through the dlffcrent departments.
Shirt department -flannel day
shirts 111 ; helpless and hospital
*rats 214c enylaina, sujcts 1151:
lanittrng department -Socks, 1609
prairs; caps, 7; belts, 5; wristlets,
10; scarfs, 83: Hospital supplies
-Shirts, 283; pillow' slips 1183; "cow-..
els, 1351; wash cloths, 483; pillows,
51 i quilts, 3,
MIs, Brydone, Secretary.
Following is) the ;Treasurer's
report;- a 3.
Reciepts
Balance ;
Town Connell
A,Y.P.A
'0 81 31
50 00
5 00
COULD SOT SLEEP
Nerves Were So
Tothe thousands of people who are
tossing on sleepless beds night after night,
and to whose eyes sleep will not come,
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills offer
the blessing of sound, refreshing slumber,
because they restore the equilibrium of
the deranged nerve centres, thus restor-
ing streugttr and vitality to the whole
system.
Mr. Arthur Meetttcheon, Mt. Pisgah,
N.B., writes: "I have been much troubl-
ed with my nerves, and could not sleep
for hours after I would go to bed. I
toss and t
would t urn from one side to the
etherlbefore I could go to sleep. I would
then wake up in the night, and lie awake
a long time before I would get to sleep
again. I thought I would try Milburn's
Heart and Nerve Pills as they were
recommended so highly. I now get to.
sleep withoet any trouble; .my nerves
seem quieted, and when I lie down I go
to sleep quickly. Anyone who is both-
ered with their nerves should 'keep a
box on heed.”
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are
50 cants per box, 3 boxes for 81,25; at all
dealers or )nailed direct on receipt of
price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont
By Balance
Toter
2483 67
286 26
$ 2769 63
Wool
Cotton
Flannel
Flannelette
Toweling
lath of July, Oth of April
'rowels
Stationery
Drugs
Gift for 31i's. Arlin
Mirrors for 161st
Tent for 161st
Delegate's expenses -
9 764 68
19615
513 05
216 59
74 59
120 36
8 85
2n 85-
5 80
1550
38 90
18600
2 55
Young filen '
Young men or others who are
unable to enlist for overseas ser -
work. EVERY MAN SHOULD BE
DOING HIS BIT. Steady work to
good men, Apply to
The Robert Bell Engine and
Thresher Co., Limited,
Beaforth, Ont
House fill Sale
$ 2164 07 '-�-
Mrs. Walter Manning, ""House on Rattenhury St,, formerly
Treasurer occupied by the late Mr's. vVilliam
Murray. Apply to
CUSTOMERS COLLECTIONS G. D, N1oT A GGART
'Customers Collectinne for 15 months
ending Sept. 30th. 1916 me; -
April 1st to Sept. 80th, 1916 $ 23320 54
April ist to Sept, 30tb, 1915. 14)540 56
Increase $ 8780 98
Por Kale
I still have for sate -1 dresser
and commode; folding 'bed daven-
port; 1 round extension dining
room table; 1 buffet, Suitt a few
small articles.
MRS. C. W. W'HITMORE,
Rattenbuy Street
Back to The Land
108 acres Goderich township 57000
100 acres, Colborne township 5000
90 acres, Colborne township 4800
50 acres, Colborne township 2200.
5 acres, Goderich limits , 1000
40 acres, Goderich township 2600
All these have good soil and
buildings and are "reap' bargains,
Write us about 'others. If think-
ing of making your home in the
county town, don't 'buy till you
see us. We can place) you at easy
prices. We are Huron's largest
dealers.
O'NEIL Sr. COMPANY,
The Real Estate People,
Goderich, Ont.
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WHO
THE FINEST
WHEAT GROWN
Smaiiek Coal Bills
Let us reduce your coal
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lusts long, .gives a stead7.
heat and leaves only a srnaIl
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MITHRACITE
771.7. Coal That S,fjnfies
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1'i. J. -Holloway, ,Clinton
Western Universi'ty, London•
ANOTHER GREAT ADVANCE
Income Donbled—Now 0i75,00O
Anotber large addition to Faculty and
Equipment in Arts and Medicine
Greatly Increased Enrollment in yiew
Write for particulars to:
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E. E. BRAITHWAITE, M.A., Ph.D.
e President,
Fat Miens and Chickens
Wanted.
w.
Taken at any time.
Highest Market Prices
MARQUiS, CLINTON
Phone 14. on 166,
Farm for Sale
Farm for sale, containing 65
acres of good clay loam, suitable
for agriculture or grass, being-
north
eingnorth half of lot 77, Maitland con-
cession, Goderich, with five acres
of choice hardwood )bush, and a
never -wailing spring creek run -
Zing through, all under grass at
present, possession can 'be given
at once. Apply to,
WILLIAM BEDOUR
R.R. No. 2m Clinton
• or phone 12 -on 143. ,
Tho finest wheat grown' is used
in making our flour. And each
kernel is carefully scrutinized be-
fore using, the slightest fault or
defect causing its rejection. This
accounts for the fine nourishing
quality of our flour, The care
used in milling and packing en-
sures its absolute cleanliness,
Why pot fest our flour by try-
ing a. sack?
Richest Prices paid for Grain
For Sale
Property occupied by Dr. Gau-
dier, including two lots, house, of-
fice and stable. Will be sold sep-
arately or togetker. Electrie
lighting throughout, water in the
stable- 'Hard and soft water in
bath -room lcitchen and summer
kitchen. Apply to
DR. GANDIER
Farm for Sale
150 ACRES of -good clay land. 1'k
miles north of Londesboro, being
lot 25, concession 15, 'Hallett. Two
houses, ;bank barn and driving
shed; (never -trailing well, and
spring at back of farm; silo; or-
chard; convenient to church and
school; rural mail and telephone.
Price and 'terms reasonable,
HOLTZHAUER BROS.,
H.R. Nos 1, Auburn.
Painting & Paper .Hanging
Painting and Paper H rnging neatly
n t� p N" �y and promptly done, Orders left ab
C 1 Bkins UI8oI I 13unnitords Glroeery Store ocatmy
Phone 199. Residence 0 en 1(2 residence, VictoriaStreet,
THOS, GRAELIS•
Is Going to Control Sales of the
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The demand is here and must be
supplied: We help you with, our
big advertising campaign. People
are enthused over this musical in=
novation. Sales' possibilities are
immense. Our arrangements are
liberal. You must act promptly as
territory is being rapidly taken up.
Write or wire.
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TORONTO