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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1915-10-28, Page 7PAGE SI$. 1• l THE CLINTON' NEW EEL Thursday, October 28th, 1916. • Fashions Change are always SS—Cx.£ODS theb st THROUGH all the changing fashions of more than a generation, the fabrics made by Priestleys' famous looms at Bradford, England; have been the choice of the best -dressed women in all parts of the world. Colors, weights, and weaves change with the seasons, but Priestleys'. are always abreast of the latest styles—the high quality of the cloth, its pure silk and pure wool material, its fast colors, and fine wearing qualities, always remain the same. We are showing a very attractive display of the latest Priestleys' fabrics for fall and winter, 1915. These include all the new colors and a wide range of weights in staple shades. Be sure and see these fabrics before deciding on the material for your new garments. WOMAN'S STORE Dry Goode and House Furnishings Phone 67. BROWN'S MEN'S STORE. Merchant Tailoring Men's 'Furnishings. `Phone 103. ®OLJ`R Is JOE DEPARTMENT now ready to do your work. New type and new stock of paper just placed Let Us Do Your Printing THE NEW ERA, • CLINTON IOf dainty character, for Parlor and Reception Room, is here for your inspection. Light in can struction and design but ex- tremely well made in,ever'y de. tail, Here are the finest creations of the furniture makers craft, and at prices that will temp the wise and discriminating buyer. Fancy furniture The Cheapest Spot in Huron o buy all kinds of Furniture B.A.. .11.1 & T TIrsOLI Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors—Phone 104 N. ;Ball 110—RESIDENCE PHONES— J. D. Atkinson 150 emteasaissmaiseramenamiso How About Breakfast Cereals In our window you will see a display of Robinhood Rolled Oats— done up in sanitary packages. Robinhood Rolled Oats is made from choicest of nature's favorite grain and is especially treated. and rolled intup inn family ssince used ou wiize,packages which we aalwarin house. It is put e selling at 2c A partial list of the Breakfast Cereals we carry—Robinhood Rolled Oats, Robinhood Wheat Porridge, Quaker Oats, Quaker Puffed Wheat and Rice. Kelloggs Toasted Corn Flakes, Reneges Toasted Wheat Biscuit, Shreaded Wheat Bisouit, Krumbles, Grape Nuts, Roman Meal $IGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND EGGS. JOHNSON O. Phone 111 THE STORE OF QUALITY .t1111111ts®® Rubbers for Everybody " Every man, woman, boy or girl should have a pair of Good Rubbers at this season of the year, Wet feet always travel the road that leads to the hospital—and it is usually a short trip. We have the Best Rubbers made -We sell no other sort, for poor Rubbers are worse than no Rubbers at all. All the new shapes and heels necessary to. fit the new styl_s of Fall Shoes are to be found at our store. • We fit your shoes with the sort of Rubbers that are JUST RIGHT in style and price. 14. S. I�iP116AN Phone 70 Clinton 33RD WELL BEHAVED The men of the 33rd are betray ing extraordinary, well, according -Col. Alex: Wilson, who declares thatfortbe past three weeks not to their commanding officer, Lieut. one of the rank and file has appeared before him for d.unkeness or insubordination.. TUis tis 0 record to be proud of. HURON BOY, AT THE HEAD Mr. W. W, Sloan, a former rest, dent of Blyth and son of Dr. Sloan of Toronto, was selected by the C.N,R, to look after the comforts of members of Parliament and neil[s- paper representatives who 'left Toronto on the initial trip over the new ,transcoi1 ine'ntal to the Pacific coast', THANKS FOR THIO GUN Lieut. -Col. Wilson, commanding officer of the; 33rd Bat't'alion Tues- day wrote Major J. W, Shciw, M. 0. of the 33rd Huron Regime et thank ing frim on behalf of the officers non-commissioned and, men of the ;:3rd Battalion for the gift of 51,000 which is being devoted to the purchase) 'of a machine gun That will be named "Clinton" SEA..FORTH PRIVATE IS The range with pure white enamelled steel reseritoir stamped . from, one piece. The r; Hallowe'en Novelties DecoratiOfls de reservoir is seamless and clean enough to use in cooking, and preserving. See the McClary dealer." 8+ Sold by Harland Bros. 14AelAAAAAAAAAAAAAABAAAAAAAA4AALAAAAAAABBAAiessS AAAAAA 4 p. e 41 Locat NeWs1. COUNCIL MEETS MONDAY. GAZETTt1D LIEUTENANT. The regular meeting of the town Howard Roger Cliff, of Strat- a i REPORTED WOUNDED G. T. Holmes of Seaforth re- , eeived the following telegram from the adjutant -general Ottawa Tues- day "Sincerely regret to inform '•you. that Pte. Chas. Holmes, 1st Rit talion, formerly 33rd, is officially reported wounded on October ,3' His younger brother, Ray Holmes is also with the same bnl;talion AN IMPORTANT DECISION The Railway Board decision in the Blyth—IOlc?illop !Telephone case was given out last week. The trouble arose from the refusal o: The :Blyth, Company to. allow the McKillop System to use their poles to rub #1 lino into Leindesboro station, and as 'the law prohibits the erection 'of a second line the McKillop Company appealed to the Railway Board. The deet=ion gives Alcicillnp the right of way, they to pay for the stringing of the wire and pay 'a sun; of six cents per pole, for their use. P111 STEEWAR 1" :KNOX OF AUBURN( WOUNDED t'te Stewart( .Knox, of Auburn, whose name appeared in the cas- ualty hast Tuesday morning, was born in Auburn about 19 years ego but from an early (age he lived more or lens with his grandparents Mr and Mrs, W. D. Wilson, of Brocefithd, hie mothe, having died when Ye was but- a child Ile has a sister, Miss; Verna Knox, living at Brucefield Wien the call came for more men foe act We service i e c this spring, be, with William Mc- Queen, Lloyd Hall and two other companion=, Joined' the colors and left for overseas with a detached company MINOR LOCALS,: Council meet,! on 'Mdn,day' even- • ir,g. Monday will( be the 1st of No- vember. Several school, reports may he read on page 4. A couple of weddings are still on the program( Save all your old papers for pa- per day, Monday next. Liberal Club meets tonight for the fall and winter months. School Patriotid Concert on Fri, day • aiac'f Saturday nights in the town hell, The Provincial Winter Fair prize list has been plublished, and may be seen at the New Era office. Butter wrappers': printed to meet tate requirements of the Dop ri'.r went, to large or small quantities at the Now, Era. • 11�rs, John McTavish, mother of Mr. T. G. McTavish, stratfosd, and sister of M'r. 5.13. Lofft, St. • Marys .died- at Verdw;n, .Huron Coun'y, Tuesday, October 12. In order to get rid of this year's harvei'. before another, one is upon its heels the Canadian West must ship east an average of 1,000 cart l:oaas a day, until Au - VIA let, 1916, The New Era invites discussion of questions of public iiateresk through its, columns, If you have i anee deas. to- advance on any sub- ject Of-local.interest, write.a bet- / tor to 't,'hg editor. 1 fathers will be held on Monday evening of next week. . GOES TO BRUSSELS TOMORROW Rev. E. G, Towell -speaks at Brussels tomorrow to the W. C. T. U. on Temperance' work influrcp County. LIBERAL CLUB TONIGHT The Clinton Liberal Club meel;s tonight in.• their rooms over W. R. Counters,,iewelery Store, All Liberals are requested to be pre- sent. NEW OFFICER1 COMING In they next few ;weeks Adie, Gammage, who was a former offi- cer here will take charge of the locirl S. 'A.i_Corp. The young lady is,- well-known to a great many. SCHOOL CONCERTI FRIDAY Don"t forget that the School Concert will be held on :Friday and Saturday. evening of this week at the Town Hall. The 'admission is, low—only 25e—and everyone should be there, to help the child- ren in then( patriotic work. Con- cert commences at 8 o'clock. - MOVING This 'n'eck, Mr. Cooper, wife and daughter move to the cottage on Townsend street next door to Mr. Roy Ylumsteel, so that during the winter Mr. Cooper will not have so f;ar to walla to. his duties at the Public School. They, will only re- side there during the. winter months, lord, and son of Rev, W. T. Chile has been gazetted( as Lieutenai0t '.l:'he young soldier has visited here 1 many times. PONY SOLD. Monday of this week Mr. Munroe, Bold his buckskin to Mr. Clarence Johnlion' is a quiet, pony anda pretty one at the speed too. GOOD WALKERS. Two ladie:l of town walked to Brueefield• ane'( back in two hours and a half. As we have a walk- ing club in town.` now no doubt the ladies will be out to try and break this record , MINOR LOCALS. Winter is coming—the Postoffice flower bed:( have been pulled tip. The Salvation (.Army officers hold their farewell meeting next Sun- day. School concert in the Town hall lEriday and Saturday night. Be sure and attend. S.41%E 1H,Ei LEAVES. Do not burn' the leaves, but near ly everybody is doing it, They are nature's protection for the lawns If there be any surplus daantit+y rake them up in a pile. Loaf mould makes the finest' mulch and fertil- iser that can lheobti.aned for flowers, gardens and vegetables. tc. Ed, poi:(y Re good SOME QUERIES? Wher, is the, Library going to be finished? Is the Street Committee going to fix up some of the cement blocks DTD YOU SEE THE 'PIPES, on the fronti street? In the W. D. Fair's Store window Will the Hydro drop their rates last week was seen the Scotch bag this year? piper—the terror of the Germans 'Have yeti got your fall bulbs —which by next' summer you will yet? probably sect Bandsman Alex Cucl- more headingt' he Kiltie Brass CHANGE IN BUSINESS. Band with the pipes, Hoo f' ;4Io'n , By announcement on page 3 of the gown grows more Scotch every this issud 11lessrs, W. Jenkins and clay, Son take, possession next Monclny of the grain business of Omen - PAPER AND RA,G DAY. Langlois Co., while Mr. N. W. Trc- Is every householder going 'to w•artha will continue to look after to make Paper mid Rag Day a the egg and poultry business of success? The following 'articlesthe fir. The new firm of Jen - will be collected next Monthly,`firm. "kfns & Son arc too well known to November 1st,—Mixed scrap palmi,, need any introduction to the buy- inclucling,wrapping(_ paler end ing public The New Era wishescardboare, cardboard, newspapers, magazines all concerned prosperity in the catalogues and any kiucl o, books 1 business. • with -or without ravers. Also all RETURNED TO household rags. LONDON SUNDAY. MARRIED IN WINNIPEG Often the cheapest--Fiiways the Best Tho soldiers who were home for Captain Violet Bendel -eon, who the week and get orders Saturday a few months ago was in charge afternoon to be on duty at 0 :nen. of the Salvation Army ]fere and naorninng. Owing to was later moved to Slopse Law the fact( that the G. T. R. hos not was married in Winnipeg list Mon run a fast train on the L. TI. .C13. day to Capt Cox. The yo.tng for some time the boys had to re - couple have been moved to Ncl- turn by auto Sunday hlternton. son B. C. The old friends of the One of the officers from the Mili- ary, headquarters was inspecting the troops on 'Monday ;lance the order! to ,rieturn, 'For a while the boys thoughtt 'hey would be leaving for the front, but Major young lady, will offer hearty con- gratulations. SEASON FOR Bunters should be aware that Cotton tail rabbits are not to be Rance, whot was also home, tele - shot except from December 2U• tophoned and. found out the reason Jan, 10 .A.11 other small game an ay ior the. recall. be shot up to Ndv. 15. but ci,ual hunters have a lint of 20. In trapping a license' 15180celssary which costs 52.00, but this does no, apply to farmers or their sons hunting on lands adjoining .their homes. t GOT MA.RC'HaNU ORDERS While Captain Moffatt and Lieut. Laycock were' in Toronto attend- ing the annual Congress of the Salvation Army, they received their marching orders and Will hold their farewell mea ing on Sunday next. The. Captain goes to. Woodstiock while the . Lieut. goes to Wiartic(n. The two ladies have been popular officers in town and their" many friends will wish then success in the work in 'their new field of labor. RAGS ANDPAPER DAY. The committee in charge of the rag and paper canvass, request all .ltousohalders 'tori, have their collection of rags, newspappensanld magazines reiady for Monday No- vember tst. Rags mustbe in sacks or tightly tied bundles news tits+ er suitable for handlings keeping the magazines separate. It will save time if everyI •one will have • their vil 1 contributions tied up and (in'tlt0 verandah in the morning. It is hoped that everyone will do their hest to help make this a success. If a carload can be secured it will mean a niece sum for the relief of our soldiers. By this same "means the Ladies Patriotic Society - of Mitchell raised 5120, Can Clinton not de as well? Penslar White rine 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 redeye a cough. Try it— JeM_ HOVE? Dispensing Chemist THE PENSI:AR DRUB, STORE ---- TRY -- CONNER'S UTTERC ' SMALL BREAD The Bread Nei Quality Wrapped to be Clean and Sanitary Made in Clinton, Ontario Phone 202 gc Loaf Furniture, Rugs_ & �: inoleums We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going to furnish your home, or if you only Rant some odd pieces. You will find it to your advents to inspect cur 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 25. Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store Are Yon Ready for that ranee ee or Plumbing Job Get Our Prices on Eavetroughing and Repairing The Corner Store "Live and Let Live" Ammunition for Cleaning 111D the, Horne Before the winter arrives, when the doors and windows must be kept closed —every house should he thoroughly cleaned. Summer means an accumu• lotion of dust and dirt and perhaps disease germs, so that a careful clean- ing up now may mean no doctor bills this winter. House cleaning becomes easy with the p.oper help. We have them all in abundance. Just look over this partial list of important lines'«and let us show you others— Powdered Ammonia, an indispensable • cleaner' Sweeping Powders, kills the germs in rugs and darpets Several second hand Coal Heaters for I sale—with and without oven. In addition, see our linea of Liquid Ammonia, Powdered Borax, Lye, Silver and Metal Polishes, Furniture ,,, Polish, Knife Polish, Brushes and Thos. Hawkins I Brooms, Etc, (y� f11 Plumbing and Heating ` rests E. 1lunniford Agents for Ilecla Furnaces �-d Shop—over Rowland's Hardware I PHONE• 45. 404.+4'4•1.44+++44444++++ ,+4 "W 8' #'A.+,++' *+++4' 8'4.'i &+4444.+9 1 h oe ads Thll1nhs sThe 1 A man likes to buy his shoes at a store in which he has confidence—Where he knows that the Shoes are the best, arnd he will get real, honest value in return for his money. In other words, sir, it you buy your shoes here,, you will get satisfaction, as well as shoes—not an?' advertised fictitious value, but real shoe worth, We have a just right Shoe style for every man's taste, and special requirements. We are Hen's Shoe Specialists ! Shoes at $3,,00, $3.50, $4 00, up to $6.50 There is no copyright on these prices— Any store can use them—Its our Shoes at the price that tell the story, and we trust that we may have your consider..tion FRED. , J7 CKSON BETTER SHOES