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PAGE EIGHT.
Advance Showing of New ,Spring
Sf.ltin s arid Dress Goods
A nice assortment of ne{ti 'materilais that fashion I,a'vors for Spring Wear is
now on display in our Dress fr;oods Section. Come in and see thein
New Suitines at $1.25 to $3 per ;yd- Silk and Wool; Crepes. Si a yard
These include the much wanted black\ and
white materials, fo'r this is undoubtedly.
going to be another big season in these
two colors. Black and white, grey and
white, in stripes of various widths, also
: broken checks in black with overcheck of
,,white, and white with overcheck of black,
all 54 inches wide, from 1.25 to 3.00:yard'
Dov<frt l'gnith gs also in Stock -A splendid
showing of these in the faiihionable 'sand' -shades --
both wet and dry. Both Suiting and Coating weights
51 and 50. inch widths
Lovely New Lighter Weight 'Materials 1.00
a yard are here in the very fashionable and much
wanted shades of sand, Belgian blue, and battleship
grey, 41 and 48 inch widths
Duchess Cloths $1 a yard
Gabardines $1.35 yd.
itt 6 ie to 1.75 yard there are Silk and
Wool materials, Bedford Cords, Bird -eye
Serges Glorias, Panamas and Poplins,' in
all the new and wanted' colors.
Men's Wear :Coatings are 4.special fea-
ture of our suiting stock. We have them
in black and indigo, • in Worsted, Serge,
Cheviot and Vicuna, from $3 to $5 yard
A List of New Spring Merchandise that Fills our Store Today
All of it is New -All of it is Good -All of it is Reasonably Priced
New Silks Neo Laws
New Suitinggs New Gelaieas
New Dress Hoods New Oamhrics
New Linen • New Shirtings
` New Prints New Ducks and Drills
New Ginghams New Repps and Piques
New Cottons New Sheetings
New Nainsooks New Crepes
Agents tor
Preisttey''s
Dress Goods
New Organdies New Gloves
New Towels New Hosiery
New Towelings New Corsets
New Aprons New Laces
New Fancy Voiles New Embroideries
New Ribbons New Underwear
New Waists New Raincoats
New Neckwear New Umbrellas
OWN'S
Agents tor
Butterick
Patterns
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ACCURATE TIME.
In order to be up to date, in
fact up to the second, our 1ocnla
Jeweller Mr. W.H. Hellyar has
secured a Walt'lam Chronometer
which will be placed in his window
and people may •jbe able to get
the correct time to a'• second...
This Chronometer is fully guaran
teed the rating having been seat
with it from t makers.
WORD iFROM THE STATES.
"The Canadian idea," says the
Buffalo News, "of advertising in
the press for bigger crops is an
excellent one."
OLD RUBBER DAY.
Do not sell or throw away your
old rubbers but bring them to the
Council Chamber on !Friday after-
noon April 2. The Women's Patric)
tie Society will dispose of them
and devote proceeds to the gen
eral fund.
Have You Lost Anything ?
HOW About your Appetite for Dinner?
A bottle of Rex 17ateup is a splendid appetizer 10e and 25c per bottle
We also carry;itinice variety ofsauces such as B.P. and Worcester
shire Sauce
Mixed and Sweet Pickles in bottles, from 10e to 350
We also have a variety of Canned Goods each as Peas, Tomatoes,
Corn, and Clark's Soups at 10o per can
Just received Sweet Oranges at the low price of 15c, 20c, 25c, 3)c dos
Also Bitter Oranges fur Marmalade'25c per dos
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Quality Counts iVhesn Buying Groceries
HIGHEST' PRICES FUR BUTTER AND EGGS
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Phone or promptly attended to
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The Bread of Quality
Wrapped to be Clean and Sanitary
Made in Clinton, Ontario
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SAP SEASON
15 ON AGPIIN.
We have just received a large supply of the
two popular kinds of Sap Buckets. They are
made from Charcoal -Tin, and will resist the
rust much longer than'the common kind,
We have lots of sites -the ordinarycast spile
' and \V rner's.,Patent Spil. P
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District Deputy Grand Master
Dunlop of Goder'ich paid the Clin-
ton Masons an official visit last
Friday • night,
DO YOU WANT WORK.
Any person wishing to work for
our soldier boys may obtain wool
for socks from Mrs. Munroe and
flannel shirts and Hospital supplies
from Mrs. Mason.
CALL TO REV. W. E. KERR.
Rev. W. E. Kerr of Welland has
received an unanimous invitation
to become pastor of Ceentennial
Methodist Church. Victoria, B, t•
Because of difficulties of transfer
Mr. Kerr will probably not accept,
The Rel erend `genitleman was a
former pastor of Ontario St•Church
WOULD FIAVE A HARD
TIME TO CONVINCE.
Itamiltoe Spectator. -Mr. OTeener
M. P. for South Huron may honest
Iv think that living was dearer 3
Years ago than it is to -day, but
he would have much trouble in
trying to convince the average
citizen of the fact.
REMOVED.
R. dories has moved his black-
smith business from. the stand on
Ontario et-raet to the livery bare
on King street entrance off near
the Wcrei0y 'htu'eh shed, where
they will be ready to receive their
cid customers •and solicit a fair
share of the trade.
'HELP US ALONG.
Pul,lishing n weekly newer -inner at
$1.00 a year i1) these days of in-
creases in costs affords a very
small margin and when the sub-
scription is not paid in advance the
profits are practically wiped out.
The New Era is sending notices
to a number in arrears and asking
the aid of all concerned in putting
our lis
top O a11C 1
t basis.,501110'
p � p
are a long'piece behind -r n the
aggregatt means a large sum to
us. We leave no desire to crowd
anybody and hope all concerned
Will see the justice of our case. Of
course if no attempt is made ' a't
settlement other methods will have
to be resorted to. Give us a hared.
Lacrosse President
Makes An Appeal
Wants Every Town in Ontario
Represented in 0. A. L. A,
This Season,
President Jas. Stevenson of the On
tario Amateur Lacrosse Assbeiation
has issued a circular fetter stating that
last season the Association doubled its
membership, and this season the desire
is, if possible, to have every town in
Ontario represented. He adds:
is nada
"Lacrosse Canada's national
ia game
and I think you will agree with me
that, being such, and being unquestion
ably the greatest summer pastime
played, we should, not have it sup
planted by any game foreign to our
country.
Every country has its national sport
-Lacrosse is Canada's national sum
mer pastime, and we want it to lead.
It is the intention of Mr. P J' Lally,
lly;
of Cornwall, chairman of the; Mann
Cuptrustees,to as
visitmany of the
towns of Onario as possible in March
and April, and have a talk to tho
school children along the lines of clean
amateur eporls, and lacrosse in parti
ruler. Me. Lally visited the West last
year, and spoke to l:he school cnildren
of Victoria, Vancouver, New West
Minster, Armstrong, Vernon, Ender
by, Kelowna, Revelstoke, Nelson,
Penile, and Oranbook in 13ri(ioh (Col
Duthie, and Medicine Hat, c)r'gerv,
and other towns in ail] , , al.,o ai.eeee
Jaw, Regina, and ether tor ,,5 in
Sasitatchewan, together.with ,gin, i.
reg end several glares in M.n'tol.la,
ending up at North Bay. lr t f.er'
going towns he formed nearly .these
hundred school l tr!roese teener Mr.
I, ear ir..l)ag'It T?(.1,01.11'`" of the Ontario
Amat cue Ltares ,i: As. ,ri is 1.s. , visited
various placer, in Ontario at the b510
time, and the mull of hi, work has
placed theassaciotire. n. ra le'+1.11' P05
j iLion than it has been Lor menber of
years.".
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Oats 70c.
Butter 29c to 3le.
Eggs 27e.
Cattle 6,75.
Sheep 5.50.,':
Lambs 9.00
Hogs 7.85.
Barley 90c.
'Peas 1.00 to 1.75.
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Hogs 7.00
Eggs 26 to 2T,..
Butter 24e to 25c.
Wheat 1,45 to 1.50.
Oats 50e to 55e.
Buckwheat 65e to 70c,`
Baxley 75e. to 80e.
Baled Hay 11.00 to 12.00
Peas 1:50 to 1.60.
Shorts 31.00.
Bran $27.00.
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WILL SERVE TEA.
The ladies of Wesley. Chut'ch W31
serve a Patriotic tea in the •Caun'-
cil Chamber on )Friday afternoon
March, 26. Etterybody welcome,
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TIPFE,RAIneeTEA MARCH 17th.
The Girl's "Club of Willis Church
*ill'hold a• Tipperary tea March 17
ffom 3 •to' 7 at Mrs. John Johnston
Rattenbury Stredt.
A SKATING PARTY.,
Miss nanny Hellyar held a skat-
ing party for her girl and boy
anima last Saturday and all had an
enjoyable time.
BELGIAN DAY
FRIDAY MARCH 19tH,
The Women)?s Patriotic Society
will pack a second bale for the
Belgians in the 'Council Chamber
on (Friday afternoon March 19.
Donations of cash, clothing etc.
will be gladly received. '
WILL GIVE A PLAY
The St. Joseph's Dramatic So-
ciety are preparing for a large
entertainment in their 'hall on
St. Patrick's Evening. When they
will present a farce comedy in one
aot. (That Rascal Pat). This so -1
ciety have been successful in their
programes all winter and a first
class entertainment is assured.
CHIMNEY ON (FIRE.
About 10 o'clock Tuesday morn-.
ing the fire bell gave outits )awn-
ing that there was a fire. The
fireman were soon 01) the job and
had two lines 'of hose lad in short
order, but their services were not
required. It was a chimney on
fire at the home of Mrs. Kearns.
nest to the 'Hoenitah Practically
no damage was d l00,
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BAPTIST CHURCH. •
...The' pastor will occupy his,. own
pulpit next• Sunday morning and
evening ID. V.)' Everybody wel-
come.
•The Ladies Aid and Mission Cir-
cle will melt next Monday evening
at 7.30. All members• are requested
to • be present.
Prayer meeting tonight as usual,
WESLEY CHURCH.
Rev. Mr. Powell took as his
morning subject last Sunday
"Echoes from the Toronto Con•-
yention." At the evening service
Assisted by Messrs. J. A. Irwin and
A. T: Cooper, Mr. Powell gave a
full outline of "Our County Ten;-
perance Work,"
Under the auspices of the League
Rev. J. W. Baird, of.Mitehell, will
give an illustrated lecture on the
Great War" using 150 pictures, on
Tuesday, March 231 d.
ONTARIO ST. CHURCH.
Mrs. (Dr.) Sloan gave amort in
t=esting address to' the League
on Monday evening.
Mr. ,Fred 'Henry assisted ('1:-
choir on Sunday 'evening arc]
sang two excellent solos.
The attendance at the Sur day
School service in the afternoon was
two hundred and sixty) -one.
The boys from the Camp at Lon
don spending the Sunday here
were presenter] as others h: d
been with Search Lights. Mr. W.
Fl. Wil'tse made the prerenta'tion
Mr. Len. re anR_in fine
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Walker made -rile -et a neat 'ad
dress in reply.
WILLIS CHURCH
The minister 111r. Harper will
preach next Sunday at both sere •
ices speaking in the morning on
"Indifference or The People who
are Settled on the Lees," In the
evening the sermon will be the
the first of a series on The St id1
Law The Ten Conunmulents,
This week a Junior Department
of the Girl's Club is beim; organl-
ized by Mr. :Harper and ' Luella
Welkinshall' for the younger gitu
of the congregation. This is like-
ly to prove another 5tnlree of
strength for the Girls' Club, which
uh'.+t,ly has won worthy 11411110 1113
all aeti\-le mi5.5i011ary and business
organization in town,
A 'P0113 nl'i011 of 1.110 fflrv'On
Comity Branch of the Dominion
Temperance Alliance .will 1', held
in Willis rChnrcll on Thursday 11
next went March 18th at 10.80 a. in,
Every + Church in the County ought
to have two or 1110re delegates
present.
The Covenant Organized 3 d'dt
Bible 'Plass may well be said to
Have gained rank as one of the
largest and most efficient in the
county. The plan of increase in
membership rs]ip "one oI a
drc
or ui
,
has been leen workingeffectively. eeneh* The
membership ]las passed 70 alre dy
and the average attend ornc•e
the beginnir.eg of the year has
been 50. .Watch the Covenant
grow I
In the election of 3 additional
elders for the session 22 names
have been placed in nomination,
Next Sunday will be the last' olx-
portnnity for the member's of the
church to place their ballots •on
the, collection plates. There will
be a large vote:
WANTS TO REVIVE
LACROSSE: IN TOWN.
Elsewhere in this issue there is
a letter to the public asking tha'i
they 'take ]sold of the Juvenile le-
clo„se series in this town. 1f the
old time sports will get interested
Joe Lally, the famous lacrosse play
e: and stick mann Lecturer will pay
a visit to this town and Site cul
address on this platter.
RUMOR DENIED.
T11'i'e was a small 1'1171111' ei1,'011'
hoed that 811. W. D, iFair might
retire from business hast week, as
he hail a chance to become weal-
thy immediately. Alt'. ,`7+ilir has
since dec:•ded to 11010 11,>,v11 the
"Often the ,Cheapest -Always Hao
Best" book stole in 1"lintml for
the timeheing. Last week here-
ceived One of those o'd +,-role
"Spanish banker letters" offering
him untold wealth, if Ile 'y'0u'd
help this prisoner out of his diffi-
culty. 011'. Pair has seen too many
of these letters when he was in
the postoffice to worry over the
proposed wealth.
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
The IIuron County Temperance
Association (have called their
annual Convention to, meet ,ii,
the Presbyterian Church, Clinton on
Thursday March 18th. The signs
point to the largest gathering of
Temperance workers that has
convened in the County for some
time. There will, be three sessions
commencing . at 10 a. in., 2,' p. m
and an evening service to com-
mence at 8 o'clock. A review of
the year's work will (be given,
plans for ,future work adopted and
two rousing, addresses, (together
with spe ial+anusic for the evening
session 4.11' .,tempc(rance workers
through
oct the County, are cordi-
ally in cited, A. T. Cooper Presi-
dent, J. A, Irwin, Secretary,
MINOR( LOCALS.
• Spring Silo v, Thursday. April 1st
Novtthat spring is beginning to
twitter, the marriage license is-,
suer takes a new. interest in life.
• Life is just one swat after a-
',o'ther, First it is candidates for
office and )then it •is carpets
and flies.
Send in your local news..
March leas behaved well, so far
but the m01' 71 is very young.
Acoo'ding a the almance :the
winter should . ,end on the • - 21st,
,
The, neat Stamp taxes arelikely
to come into effect about the raid
dle of 'the pteeent month.
Did any person say my subscripp
tion to the New Era is not yet;
paid?'
The, Ottawa Journal, aConserva
five organ,- predicts a'general elec
tion early in the suxnmetr,
Accordmg.to the colander one
week from next Sunday -,March 21
-ushers in the first day of spring
We trust that the readers of The
New Era espeically those who are
et gaged in farming are following
the "1Patriotism and.' Predoction"
advertisements, appearing weekl-
13- in our advertising columns.,
Sever,,, of Our hockey sports
were d' at t;eafor•th on 'Monday
.to see the Seaforthj-lglntira North+
er'n"Leogoe•' se1ni',linal galas.
Next Wednctd-ty is the day that
Ll hest people in the land' cele.t
taa: The lith of )reliutd,-to he
5nre.
The lad •1 hockey ' mate) drewy
a good crewel, ern Tuesday nieeede
The enol sto'nr r ', ' ;•b1:'
est illi t'OVt`+:l, tilt L. i1 �r: ,, ,Ul'.
111 Liberal ral Club h , _i 4 aril retell
u meeting ,01) Thursday evening
All Lite ale try' and bre present, al
Phone language
Must Be Decent
Amendment to Telephone Aot to be
Introduced
Parliament Buildings, Toronto,
March 8. -The telephone user who for-
gets his good manners and uses inde-
cent or insulting language on the
phone or indulges
g little vigorous
swearing will in the future do it at the
expence of his pocket -book, Legis.
lotion is to be introduced by Hon. I.
13. Lucas, attorneygeneral, in the form
of en amendment to the Ontario Tele-
phone act that will make such trans
gression liable to a fine of 125 and
costs or 30 days in jail,
At the present time in one or two
municipalities local by -laws -provide,
for penalties for blasphemy over the
phone, but as a rule the control of
heated language is in the hands of the
telephone companies. Where phone
users use indecent or'insulting lan
guage to the operators, action is some.
tunes taken chiefly in the way of die ..
continuing, but the Else of violent
language between customers is seldom
interfered with.
Several other changes are propo:•ed
which chiefly interest rural compau.
panics. It is proposed to -give muni
cipal phone services the right to ex
tend their systems into unorganized
territory and subscribers are also given
power of appeal to the Ontario rail.
way and municipal borprd.where excep.
tion is taken to the rates levied for
1,',01i. in>.,
:opre l 11.6 anieeorpQrated compare.
fes from oecaping'the business tax it is
proposed that all such companies witty'
five or more partners "must 'become ,+
ebabtered'cor orations, The Len year
.i .
.l? y
4.'
h n1t forpaying f
or mural, systems
y may tr<
so be extended, t
hil.
Thu 'edgy, 1VI'arch lith, 1915.
"Billy" Sunday
The Man and his Message
A BOOK, of 432 pages, with 32 extra pages of
PA illustrations, telling the story of Sunday's
life and the heart of his message, "Billy"
is said to be the greatest force for personal
righteousness in the world to -day. He is
credited with having 250;000 persons profess
Christianity, and having changed the senti-
ment' of whole communities, Supplies new
weapons''and expressions to Christian work-
ers; gives; new ideas; new inspirations and
energy, unequalled „by anything,' else in
current literature,
The W. Do Fair eo.
.Cfterl the eheapest-.7111ways •the Best
Penslar 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 re.ieve a cough. Try it -
J -E HOVaY"
Dispensing Chemist THE PENSLAR DRUG STORE
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Furniture, Rugs & 1 inoleumb
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if von are going
to furnish your home, or if you only want some odd pieces.
You will find it to your advents to inspect eur 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 we guarantee the best of satisfaction
JAS. DUNFORD
Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28.
Nigint and Sunday Calls answered at Residence.over store
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Modern Bathroom
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If Not
The corner Store
"Live and Let Aare"
Bag VOW f trot NOW
The wheat market has been soaring
and Flour is going.up,,,Goo. We would
urge everyone to buy a bag now
This is: Pancake Time
Ask to see our Pancake Flour and
-, vrugs.
Pancakes for the winter months
the old fashioned Pancake Supper can
not be beaten. Try a package of our
Aunt J 1 i 'd '
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and
see
what delicious cakes it makes.
Corn or Cane Syrup in tins -Syrup
Why Not is one of the best winter foods that can
appear on the table, With pancakes,
I bread, hot biscuits or muffins -Syrup
Let us give' you an estimate on the is delicious, Maple Syrup in bottles
coat of installing one, or drop mea Pork and Beans for a winter meal -
card and I will call andgive you steaming hot plate of Pork and Beans
p
y is unsurpassed
rices.
Butter and Eggs Wanted
Those lla'kins JIighest ]Market Price
Plumbing and ([eating 13• Fe hunniford
Shop -over )lowlands Hardware `.f
Phone 53 PHONE 45.
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Women's 2.50 ShOCS
You cannot combine style and wear in low
priced shoes,
This was the old time idea, but that theory
has been exploded long ago.
We ask women to examine our
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w®m Fifty
Shoes
The Style is there -The Wear is there
In fact there is more wear and style demand
pin our TWo-Fifty Shoes thandemanded
for the
pricey at any
other price.
Nearly every shoe store in' the country
sells $2.5o shoes. : Take a look of our
$4.56 Shoes, madam.,
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