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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1915-10-07, Page 6PAGE SIS. 71111CLINTON':NEW RBA. Your home merchant will back up—our guarantee on this splendid range. 'Ask to see This Way of Buying Underwear is Easy and Safe Just do two simple things.',;; First, look for our name on the store—before you enter, 'Second, ask us to show you a garment with "Stanfield'silUnshrink able" on its label, You will then be sure of enduring Un- derwear quality produced with old- fdsh'ioned care„by well-paid Canadians, in a sun lit factory. waniaffeRIST lee Women's Store Dry Goods and BouSc l'urnl1shings Phone 6'7 lien's Store Merchant Tailoring and. Men's Furnishings Phone 103 AC illusiTZMIOM EMZENKIEBEILIZEINEMOr 0 U J®r:: DEPARTMENT Is now ready to do your work. New type and new stock ofpaper just placed Let Us Do Your Printing ' THE NEW ERA, CLINTON MISERS ONCE AGAIN The annual fall house cleaning time is coming on. Are you prepared to meet it with the necessary articles of helps. We carry a full line of Helps, and a partial list giyen below will enable you to see what you need for the annual campaign— Brooms Laundry Soap • Chloride of Lime Stove Brushes Borax .lion Ami Scrub Brushes Washing Soda Sapolio Marks No Rub Ammonia Powder Bath Brick We have made arrangements which will enable us to give you satisfaction M regard to Quick Delivery. So leave your order with The Store of Quality for prompt attention HIGHEST PRICES S'OR BUTTER AND EGGS. Phone 111 TDl, STORE OF 4 p FALVEY Iltie693111=1:015430211P=IIRIZZIMarZaMIPCZOlai=111213B1010 Fancy furniture OE dainty character, for Parlor and Reception Room, is here for your inspection. Light in con 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 e buy allkinds of Furniture Furniture ''r eaters and Funeral liDirectors—Phono 104 N. Ball 110—RESIDENCE PHONES-- ., n, Atkinson 186 PMEZEZIIIIMMEEMEMIMEMEMMIMapSZRZMMEM=3=5=54,210aratinalS3) 1 01 IL cmrmxesmiuSIMBORDIr The New Models we are showing in Footwear for the fall and winter and winter season faithfully re- produce all the style features of the highest priced custom-made. We can meet every possible requirement you may have in our line, at moderate expense. We guarantee thorough,,satisfaction with every pair. They, ;are Refined ,,Styles, made of, the best material, and easily take the lead” for Quality and Value. We are showing an especially good line of Women's Shoes, in all leathers, buttoned or laced, at $3.50. These we have just received and placed in stock. H S. eHP1PIVIAN Phone 70 Clinton $1500 PAID OUT FOR HOGS. Last Thursday morning after, the, soldiers .got away the farmers in this vicinity received over 01600 for hogs shipped that day. D. Cantelon was the shipper. HARE SEASON OPENS,. The season forliare and cotton tail hunting opened pn 1Frid'ay, Oct, 1. They are reportled to be quite plentiful this year. THANKSGIVING RATES. The G. T. R. gives single first class fare for Thanksgiving Day only, good going and returning on i Oct. lith. !Fare and one third,' good going Oct, 0, 10 and 11, re- t turning on the 12th. HENSALL TALKS HYDRO, Hensall Observer,—An e-:xpert from the Hydro Electric Commis - 500 is expected here in a few days with an array of facts and figures to lay before the citizens. In ease everything is satis5ac- tory the Council will berecjuested to! pass the necessary by-law to be submitted to the property owaers at an early date, FOR SENDING BOXES O SOLDIERS. Anyone desiring to send boxes to soldiers in the trenches should follow these instructions; Place the goods in a tin box and seal tightly. The geode must not weigh more than 11 pounds and each article in' the box should be wrapped in paper. On the outside of the' box mark plainly what is inside, as eatables, smokes, etc, The charges' are 40c for the first' pound and Dight cents for every extra! pound. HYDRO LINE STARTS FOR EXETER. Work was commenced last week on the new hydro line from St. Marys to Exeter. The main power tine will run from St. Marlys tlo Exeter largely by way of what is known as the St. Marys road,ass- ing through Woodmee and Kirk ton. East of Woodliaiu a branch will run effete Grantee. Frani the Exeter distributing station it is proposed to build a line back the bike road to Dashwood, with a branch running south from near Sodom to Crediton, and one .runn- ing north from Sareptu to Zurich From Exeter a will .run north to Hensel/ along the London Road MINOR LOCALS. Private Win: B. Motick, South- ampton, is anion the latest list of casualties. Southampton ;has been bit heavily. Out of ten re- cruits, six have been knell and't;lre i otLet's hope the advanced of the Allies will be a daily serial of large, installments. C. C. I. field day will ale (beldjon Friday of this week. The New Era telephones are Nos 39 and 05. If you have nr newsy note' ring us up, please. Auction sales are livening up. Consult the New Era if you want to know, about the sales. :Rouses to rent in Clinton are very scarce. New subscribers dropping in to The New Era. 25 cents, in advnnee ,gets it to any Canadian address for balance of 1915. It's only a dollar, but it, means a good deal to The New Era if hun- dreds' are slow in paying that on their subscription. Goderich Fair was a good har- vest for the owners of autoes ,who had cars to rent East Huron Teachers' meat. at Scaforth today and Friday. Simcoe has over 40 cases of ty- phoid fever. October Will someone give us a logical, reason why .a newspaper should give. away its advertising space any more than a merchant les goods. We have, never yet heard of any logical .reason yet whores. merchants as asked once for free goods, a newspaper isasked a thousand times for free adiverti's'r ing. The New Era can help you sell your ,property. A small advt. Will do the trick. The rain spoilt the going of many from here to' Brussels Fair ont'Friday last. Send us all the news -and send it early. and let him demonstrate' its many exclusive features to you. A. McClary dealer in every town. 69 Sold by Harland Bros. iAhAaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAu.nsemenA; 1" u 0 Is avvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvl'vevvvvvv',,vvv®veVreevvvvvv®veeenee SPLENDID SUCCESS Mitchell has collected $0,052.25 for Patriotic. Association Funds. m 4 d 4 4 4 Loc I News CLEANED' UP AT M1TCFIELL J. K. Wise Exhibited' at.Mitehell 'Fair and won first prizes for win- ter wheat, spring wheat, ba>;•1,ey, white oats, black oats, timothy send, flax seed, second for white beans. A GOOD IN iiSTIIQENT If you have a 'house. to, sell or rent or•; t: wish to buy or rent one, try a • t line advertisement in The New Era. The investment is certainly a trifle but it (Aiken gets big results. - SPENT A !PEW HOURS HERE The members of the Boyer -Vin- cent Stock Co. who have played here at various times, was in town /Friday morning rwhile waiting train connections from G•gderiell to' Lucknow. The Co expect to come here in November. WHAT WE MAY EXPECT.— Jack Frost, The Allies tot win, A big poultry market, Good season's business, Organizing for Winter sports,. 100 new subs. to the New Era in October. DESERVES CREDIT. The 'Hensall Observer last week had the following complimenttuy remarks tc4 pass on "our own Sam",—S: S. Cooper is one of the Huron hotel keepers who have rig- idly observed the law, under' both, Local Option anti Scott Act, Sam's name will go riuging down through the ages, GUESS W'HO IS THE LF' IT'S A MATTER OF DOLLAR AND CENTS You' should have us estimate on your next job of Printing Our up- to-tlhe-tminute facilities, coupled a capable staff oft workmen, will -not oely_give you a superior job, but you will also effect a 'saving in Price. Call up the New Era for your next job of printing PRESS MEETING AT GODEIIICH. The? press men of Perth and Huron held a meeting at Goderieh on ?Monday after.n'ioee The focal press provided an excellent lunch at the Masonie Temple and after several speeches by Mr. Moore, Pclicd Magistrate Kelly, and Rev. J. E. Ford-, the Board of , tirade gave the pressmen an i uitto ride. After the ride the meeting eves held in the Templle and the :chief itcin was the question of raising the subscription price from $1.00 to 01.50 a year, Another me'ether will be held in, Strajtiford the !e'nd of the month or the beginning of November to make a final settle- ment of this question. An enjoy- able day was spent ata the Co. town. CLINTON PEOPLE SOLD, Under the above heading the Goderich Star got off this "cute" little item that hits it off "like half a, truth, which is worset han a lie Here is the item,—"The Clinton people were badly sold on Wed- nesday. It was thought in our neighboring town that that was the day the soldiers were .coming to the Goderich fair. Bills were distributed announcing that the. train would stop at Clinton ,and that the soldiers would detrain and march up town. The schools were closed and all Clinton was out in its' hest clothes to see the soldiers, but the soldiers were not due until next day." Quite true Biggest crank'i bills wore got out and distributed Greatest jollier? and' the town decorated but the Best story teller? fault 'was with the military men. The sweetest baby'? No one went to the station mat Laziest man in town? Wednesday, nor were the schools Most popular young lady? closed; but on Thursciny morning Best housekeeper in this local- when the soldiers did come the ity? whole town turned out to greet DR. MCRAE MARRIED. them and a haarity welcome was extended to th,enr at the station. Not like Goderich however, 'the Mayor was the .lily bee Able to get up to the station to bid the boys welcome and the flags-"nuft said". Last Wednesday 'at!, \Viughanr, by, Rev. D.Perrie, Dr. T. T. Mc- Rae, who ivas associated with Dr. Gunn here, . about 6 or 7 years ago, was married to, Miss I(ate Smith, daughter of the late Jno. R. Smith of Brussels. The grooms old friends will extend hearty con- gratulations. STOP BOTTLE SALE . The liquor shops of the province area not to escape entirely when the expected regulation restrict- ing the hours of sale by hotels is adopted byl the Ontario license board. The Legislature 'alst 'ses- sion put the 7 o'clock closing or- der on the shoulc\era of the shop license holders, but that restric- tion does not entirely met the views of the military authorities at present. -In military circles it is stated that until the -liquor sommemomosommocomoosomosom CIL MEETING Council met on Monday evening with 'Mayor Jackson in the ch,aii Councillors Walker, Wiltse, Fitz- simons, Miller and 'Shepherd were present. Minutes of last meeting wes 'cad and confirmed, stores are lireventled from selling ' A communication from Sir John to the soldiers much 'of the 'bane He•ndrie, Lieuttenant Governor of fit of closing the bar's early ins Ontario! re the English Red Cross evening will be, lost. Fund for wounded 'soldiers. Stile letter in another column, LOOKING UP HISTORY On motion of Cdtuicillors Wittse Guelph Mercury 'Mr. Janes Mit and Walker, that having received ehell, Ontario representative of the communication of Lieut.-CTov. the Dominion Archives, is 'spend- Hendrie asking for aid• for British ing a few days in the city looking .Eied Cross funds we wish to place up Canadian history, lie is here ourselves onl record as being in in search of informal:kw b q his- sympathy therewith and suggesit torical value pertaining to Guelph the appointment of a coiumrtee and district., Mr. Mitchell is an composed of three members of old newspaper publisher, having Council and six others to be named for a number of years owned and by tee 'Mayor to ai':.f nge for the edited the Ci-od.erich Star, and his carrying on of a campaign foe. journalistic experience stands him that purpose, The motian carried/ in good stead in his present cork. Bylaw No. 7 for 1015 to provide Mr. Mitchell is calling a -meeting of for the Street viatterinm Was read the older residents with a v iow i10 three times and passtecT, /earing from them such stories of !Finance Committee was read and oritellanding local incidents es adopted , they have heard about, .panph- Council .;adjourned at 8.45 o lets, newspaper ;extracts, :and world's record for Clinton Conn - other material. oil. ---- TRY -- CON ..E UTTE SMALL BREAD . The Bread of Quality Wrapped to be Clean and Sanitary ' Made in Clinton, Ontario Phone 202 �- — — sc Loaf Thursday, ;October 7th, ';1916 chool Outfitters And invite you to do your buying at our stone Everything you need will be found here in good assortment and value The W. pis Fair !o. Often the cheapest—Always the Best RrosiMerlifilwaylatoamexammacatemettImb resseizmzeareetz mareacrosr 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 - Dispensing Chemist THE PENSLAR DRUG STORE MISSEBEHffiti Furniture, Rugs & Linolemns We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if von are going to furnish your home, or if you only teantsome odd pieces. You will find it to your advanta to inspect cur stock and see the bargains we are offering. We also carry a good line of Vienne, Pianos and Organs. Our Undertaking Department is up to date in every respect and we guarantee the best of satisfaction i14Ss3 , D N ORD 'Undertaker and lenneral Director. Phone 2S. Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store Are You Ready for that Oct Our Prices ou: Eavetronghiug :and Repairing Several second hand Coal Heaters for sale—with and without oven. Th'i1' . wkins The Oorner Store "Lire and Let Lire" The Flour that Makes the Tasty I- read We have the well known brands Scboenhals Maple Leaf, North Star Exeter Family Flour, Five Roses Purity Flour and Snow Flake for your pastry F UITS Peaches, Grapes, Apples, Oranges, Lemons and Bananas VEGETABLES Sweet Bektatoes, Celery, Cabbage, Spanish Onions, Cooking Onions, Potatoes, , Squash, and Pumpkins Plumbing anti Floating Agents for lIieela Furnaces . E. Hun r g v _ E a Ilford Shop—over over Rowland s Erardwaa o Phone 53 PRONE 45. +F•a��� 3•&+i'✓M, i'�� �+�•��3i� i'+lt±did,Q'rdt��t''E'9ti�F4�.➢'����'t�ia �>'aN•e�•I•'ffi JACKS N' Falb Style i how i� MITE mss 1.tw,wi We invite an inspection of the season's newest. and best of Shoes for Men, Women and Children —the choicest shoes and the best values the coun- try's best makers produce. - Come to see what we are showing in Footwear for the fall and winter season. It will afford us a great pleasure to have an opportunity of showing you the many new styles Our expert shoe service is always at your command, and solicit your consideration FRED.. J11eKSoN !�! BETTER SHOES ;s.