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Thursday, October 1 th, 1910
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WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67..
Nelst to Royal Bank
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MEN'S STORE.
S Custom) Tailoring
Men's Furnishings.
Phone 103.
OppositIePu hl ieLi brary
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',JOB DEPARTMENT
Is now ready to do your .work. New
type and new stock of paper just 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 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 and discriminating buyer,
The Cheapest Spot in Duren
to buy all hinds of Furniture
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Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
N. Ball 110—RESIDENCE PHONES— J. D. Atkinson 186
It's Easy to BEAT EGOS !
Bulk Teas. Green( Mixed or Black.
But it's hard to beat the Quality
(of our Bulk Teas, Every tea drink
er enjoys agood cup of tea, We
have put ,in a line of teas that is
hard 10 beat for Quality and flavor.
The first time you come down
Other seasonable drinks that you
you will enjoy is a nice cup of
Cocoa, 1>ostum ;cereal or instant)
And last, but not least, ask for our
Excelsior Brand of COFFtEE.,which
(town dropl,in and asks' about our has a quality of its own.
HIGHEST PRICES FOR WITTER AND(EGGS.
JOHNSON tie eo.
Phone 111 THE STORE OF QUALITY
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Going to Stratford 7.53 a rn.
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Going 00 Gloderieh 11.07 p m
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BAYFIELD FAIR LIST,
A great many from town at-
tended the Bayfield Pair on Wed-,
nesday. This week' we publish the
prize list on another page.
SCARLET MEETING.
:Hallett Distrirt L. 0 L: will hold
a. Scarlet Meeting at the Clin.on
L.O L. rooms on 'Friday evening
of this eveek. There are several
candidates to ride the "goat."
A GREAT IAIPROVEIIMFENT
Chief Wheatley and his men Have
Made agreat improvement ,when
they raised the cement blocks on
the east side of Ontario street so
that it will not ben mudpuddie af-
ter every rain now,
GOING TO'BAMILTON,
Mr. John Ilrswkins, who has been
working with his brother, Mr. T
Hawkins is leaving shortly with
his family, for Hamilton, where he
will probably go into business for
himself. We are sorry to see our
citizens leave town.
HIT IN SHOULDER AND LEG.
Pte. Emmett A, Kelly'of Sea -
forth has 'been admitted to No. 12
General Hospital at Rouen on Sept
29th, with gunshot wounds inthe
ehoulder and hip. Pte. Kelly is a
son of lain. Rebeccai Kelly of Sea -
forth, is only 18 years of age and
enlisted with the 34th Battl 'kle
is a 'brother of Vincent Kelly who
was aformer typograpii operator
with the New Era.
TEMPORARY JUNIOR JUDGE,
Owing to the t.nability of Judge
Holt to occupy his position as
junior judgd of the County. MrrR.
C,'Hays, 'barrister of Goderiehe has
been appointed deputy judge. No-
tification to that effect has been
received from Ottawa, last week.
Last August Judge Holt suffered
'aparalytic stroke,/ the effects of
which have incapacitated( him for
duty. ,
MINOR LOCALS
Test erdITieone; tomorroWmay
never come ; today is short, get
busy!
Personal preparedness consists in
keeping the .powers of your mind
and body so vigorous and alert
that they can be mobilized for
effective nee ata moment's notice.
This is the very beet time to
subscribe for The New Era. 25c
gets it till 1 Jan 1917
Over half of October gone •al-
ready.
Get your envelope ready for the
collector today. The Red Cross
deserves your support,
Send us the, .news from your tee -
don. It is always welcome
tinristaina .sh,opphng will soon
be here. Get'. your lists made out
now, ,
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(NEW 'FLA G; WORKING OVERTTMF.
The Postoffice flag pole has a The Doherty Piano Co , are
isew Ensign' ,floating at•the mast working Overtime to catch up
head with arush of orders for this
TEAC3I''ERS' CONVENTION ; well-lltnotvn piano
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East Hu. on Tor eher Conven'ion
Is being held- at Winghantl today
and Friday The local public and
Model School is closed with the
exception of one room for the two
days
WOUNDED AGAIN,
Last week Mr. Geo 1),11IcTag-
ga.rt received, a cable from London
Beg., stating that Ms oldest son,
Capt. Broder McTaggart has been
wounded, but was not serious. This
is the second time the young 501-
dier has been wounded while fight
ing at the front.
MOVED TO TOWN
Mrs Kennedy. of M tehell, who
purchased the brick cottage from
Mrs R. Mutch moved to town last
week and is busy getting. settled
The new comer is a sister of Mrs
Harry Fitzsimons and Mrs A. Mc-
Murray The New Era welcomes
her to town
A VICTROLA EVENING
Under the auspices of the Giris
Patriotic Club a Vfetrolai Musicale
was held last Thursday evening'
Music was given at the lsonies of
Mrs Brydone, Mrs. G 3). McTag-
gart, Mrs R E, Manning, Mrs. 11,
T Rance and Mrs. Ross The Club
wilt have agood surplus for pat-
riotic purposes
OLD RESIDENT GONE
Mr William Scanlin, who was
one of the early pioneers of
'Huron County, passed away on
Saturday morning at the ripe old
age of c7 years Deceased was
born at Chineyne, and came eo
Ontario in 1850 The funeral was
held on 'Monday; service was con-
ducted at Sty Joseph's church nt
9 am. Interment was 'made at
the R C. cemetery, Hullett
WHY NOT
The town flag has been ronsp'e-
uois by its absence too the, last
two occasions when word has been
received that our s'o161ie,r boys
have made the supreme sacrifice
Surely the matter allaying the
(rase at half mast is one of the small
est ways in whirl. the otwn can
honor our boys' Let the Mayor
notify the Plainer person toa.ttend-
to this matter Several citizens
have expressed surprise at this
absence of honor to the dead
WOMEN'S IN STIT UTE
The October meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute is to take the form
ofa Birthday party .It will he
hely at the }some of Mrs Thos 111c -
Kenzie jr, on Thursday Oct. 26th,
at 3 o'clock, The proceeds will•
be used for Christmas gifts to the
Clinton boys overseas A five
cent tea will be served All ladies
are cordially invited to be present
There will bean address on
"Men and Womenj of the 'Future''
t0 •;
,1 he meetieg ,of the ,W, P S„ is
isetel on ;)ruby at 2 o'clock sharp,
when there wilt be towels and
pillow slips to make. Please bring
needles and thimbles and conte to
do a big afternoon's work,
•Box Contributors ,please Dotice
that instead of the several boxes
that have been used there wilt in
future be only two -one in W, D
00air'a and the other in Co01,er &
CO s. store, • •
MINOR LOCALS
Trafalgar Day -today
The .heavy rain on Monday night
was what the farmers needed
The Women's Patriotic Society
meets on )'Friday afternoon
At Willis church tonight, Mrs
;Bey 1 'McRae of(Lolndonl will act -
the Missionary Society
Several are talking of seeing
"Tho Birth of a, Nation' at Gode-
rich on Saturday
Uncle Tom's Cabin Will appear in
the town; hall Clinton on Saturday
of this week See advt. on another
page
W C. T. U.'
The W C. T. U. will meet at the
home oMMrs J.W. Nediger, Mary
St on, !Friday evening at 8 o'clock
There will tie an interesting pro-
gram All the ladies are welcome.
CARD 00 APPREC'IATION
D S. and Mrs. Cluff and family
desire to thank all for their kind
expressions of sympathy in this
their sail bereavement in the los=
of their only boy, who gave his
young 11fo for his Country's Honor
in ;France, Oct and, 1916.
TALKING GOLF
Severn( citizens are _commenc-
ing t0 talk of reviving the game of
golf here next Summer The same
has become ; very popular in Can-
ada and has many devotees now in
Clinton at present The New Era
hopes the ideal isnot frozen dur-
ing the coming winter
ORDAINED
A special ordination service was
held at the Soo .last week when
Rev Robert Irwin, son of Mr. and
Mrs 3. A Irwin, or town, was or-
dained by the ;Methodist church
Itis understood that Rev , Mi, I^win
will be made Chaplainof the Soo
Batt1 es he has, 'been recommend-
ed by the Officers, of which he has
been Recruiting, Offfoer. and has
been very .Successful with the work
GRANDSON KILLED AT FRONT.
:Mrs Joseph Livermore received
the sail enessn,ge on lannclay that
a gran.lson. William 13. a2, L 1sc d
been killed in action on Sept 16.
Pto McLean, was 22 years old and
is the only son of Mr and Vtrs.11.
McLean, of Toronto The young
soldier has been at the front since
May Mrs, Livermore! has another
granchton doing hospital duly at
Shorncliffe and two more just
about to go' overseas
HONORS GRAND CHAPLAIN
The Clinton 10.0 Fa lodgeNo,
83, honored the Grand Chaplain of
Ontario, Bev Br. J A. Robinson,
Rector of St Paul's church, on
Tuesday evening, at their lodge
room Addresses were given by
local Ocldfollows and 'a stirring
speech was given by the Grand
Chaplain Lunch was served at a
convenient hour There; were
many visitors present Two initi-
ations will be put on next Tues -
clay evening
FLYNN-McCAUGHEY WEDDING
The marriage of John Flynn and
Mary McCaughey, second daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs John McCaug-
hey of town; was solemnized at St
Jot;eph's church ,on Wednesday
morning of this week by Rev Fr.
Rogan .Tho bride enteired the
1 church onithe arm of her father,
to the strains of the Werid:ngIVt rah
, played by the bride's sister. Miss
Edna NicCaughoy The bride was
dressed in a navy blue suit with
black hat trimmed \vith a white
dove and wore acorsnge baguet
tds'weetheart rose; a&d lilies of
the valley The young couple
were attended by, Miss Rose Mc-
Caughey and bit Thos. Flynn, Af-
ter the ceremony awetlding break-
fast was served at the bride's home
after whiehi the young couple left.
on the afternoon; train for a short
honeymoon trip to Toronto and
Buffalo On thein return they will
reside on the groom's farm in the
township of edullett The best
wishes go with the young couple
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Ours is the store that serves
yPu as good as any for books
and alittle better for gen-
eral supplies. We try to
make School Supply trade a
mutual advantage propo.9i-
tion. It's an advantage to
us to have your business,
'and we 'believe it's an eq\ral
advantage to you ''to secure
what we offer at the price
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The W. D Fir eo.
Often the cheapest --P llways the Best
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Berger' English Parts Green
Paris Green is used for a purpose which makes
poor grades worse than useless. It won't pay you
to experiment, Get Burgers then you will have the
best. in original lb and 1 lb packages,
Arsenate of Lead also in stock.
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NYAL QUALITY STORE Dispensing Chemist
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The Features of Our
Furniture.
To wbicb we invite special atten"on:
are its beauty, its assured comfort; its: ,
solid roustruotion, and its below the -
usual prices. Any one of these points(
would be sufficient to earn it your'
preference. When they are all com-
bined we feel sure you will realize'
that this ie a furniture buying oppor-
tunity you cannot afford to ignore,Class
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Uudertakcr and Funeral Director. Phone 2S.
Night and Snildlay Calls answered at Residence ovcrstore
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°Live and Let Live"
get our Prices Busy at ()longe-ekea.111ng 2.
on.your Plumbing
Heating or Eavetroughing
Estimates given free
Material and Workmanship
the Best,
Agents for Recta )Furnaces
Lr' YOU ARE LET 115 KELP'
YOU SAVE LABOR IN COOKING'
We have a delicious line of
Cooked Hatn-ready for the table
-that the entire family will ap-
preciate.
Or if you prefer, you can 'have',
your choice of a number of other
litres that are easily made ready
to serve. Readt his
Cooked Hem, Veal Loaf, Corn
Beef, Jell'ed ]Rork, Canned?
Salmon, Kippard Herring, Fin....
tun $addie, iChip Beef, and+
Bologna.
For quick desserts ave would'."
suggest Jelly Powder; Tapioca -
ready to serve in a minute; ands
all kinds cf fancy preserves,
SPECIALS
Grapes, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, -
Cranberries, Celery
Sweet Potatoes. and
Spanish Onions
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Shop -over Rowland's Hardware PHONE 45.
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Everybody is aware that there has been a
universal increase in the price of shoes,
The many advances lately in the cost of
leather and of everything else that enters into the
construction of shoes has compelled manufacturers
to advance their prices -it could not be avoided,
HO.ci.,i• EVE
Please remember that this store of Good
Shoes will continue to give its patrons the
very limit of Shoe Values for their money
and still says:—
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1-IGUSE OF BETTER SHOES
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