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THE CLINTON NNW ERA.
Thursday,; November, 11t
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We Are Ready With The
New. Fall Styles for Men
For two weeks past you have been seeing them displayed in our windows, and many
of our customers have already come up to the front and made their selection. To -day
we invite e one and all to come in and get acquainted permanently with the most complete
won-
derful
and moderately -priced; stoelt, it has ever been our pleasure to show. AOn-
derful 'showing! We can only suggest some of the lines. But this announcement is to
say they are here, and that you are welcome, Look at a man dressed in clothes made
at BROWNS -he will stand right out in a crowd, dressed in one of our handsome Fall
Suits, any man will wear a mark of clothes distinction. He will have individuality.
Brown's Tailored Clothes -makes him conscious of good grooming. Why should
this not be so -for an expert, high -salaried designer models our garments, while the
most skillful tailors make them, on scientific, principles, and in scientific surroundings.
No detail so small that it has been overlooked. The fabrics are entirely new, and are..
the best productions of, the best foreign looms.
Men's Suits --Our Own Make -Those three words, OUR OWN MAKE, mean
a great deal in the way of satisfaction to the man who wants full value for every cent he
puts into his new suit. Some important points upon which we can absolutely guarantee
you complete satisfaction.
First -The materials are positively fast color
Second -Inside and out the workmanship is of the best
Third -We guarantee a perfect fit
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As For Style -The latest improved 2, and 3 button. S,B. sack coat, with medium or long
soft roll, peaked or semi -peaked lapel, rounded front, high cut vest, regular or medium
peg trousers, with or without cuffs. Conte its -Try us for a Suit.
See Our Fall Hats and Caps. We carry fuli line of Gents Furnishings
Ready-to-wear
Clothing
B 1? OW N'S
Ordered
Clothing
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DEPARTMENT
Is now ready to do your work. New
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 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 Huron
o buy all kinds of Furniture
B&IjI 11Z I 1 SO N
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
N. Ball 110 -RESIDENCE PTI®NILS- J. D. Atkinson 186
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STILL CLISIB[NG.
This is the 405th day that the British
Empire has been at war with Ger-
many.
CONDUCTING A MISSION
A short time ago Rev. H. M. Man
ning,‘ formerly pastor of Wesley
Church, Clinton, retired from } ac-
1tive Work of the Ministry and took
1 up his residence in North Toronto
Het found, however, that idlenees
was not in keeping with
one( who had been active in his
life and he opened a mission, using
a discarded hotel therefore, -It
•has grown in interest and useful
nees( and pronusee to develop into
21 progressive JV'Ieth•odist Caine.
IS e
Clinton going to have a curling
Club\ this year?
Greece going to enter the big
European war of 1015? ,
Huron County newspaper going
to bel raised to '$1.50 a year"
Clinton going to be on the hoc-
key map this year niter a year's
test`)
'There going to be a municipal
election this year? Nominat;o:t (1.y
falls on December- 27th.
Tlic( law ever going to be en-
forced about autloes in Clinton?
It seem:) that some 'automobile
I drivers cannot remerebee that they
are not allowed to use cut-outs witu
hi the town limits, and there are
about three or four drives that
engage persistently in this nuie-
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GADBVS LETTER, WOUNDED AND MISSING
The Ottawa letter of Mr. Gadsby Wodneeday's daily papers Crzt
may bel read on page la this issue ported Richard R,'Hawkzns Il�amil-
ton,( 4th. Batt). as wounded er
GONE TO AYR, missing The soldier le a brother
Mr. JameS Howsonou•son left for Ayr of the Hawkins bzolf•�hers of town.'
laforst mFrialtding ay whbarererels, he hes aconlract INQUEST: I1ELD TODAY
Last Thursday afternoon at '6i
RECRUITING OFFICER OP 7.tST. o'clock Coroner Th,ornpebo (and
hitl,,jniy comr'�osed of Jee.
foreman, J. 1V. Elliott' H. Bartliffe
Jas. Steep, Jas, Poxman, E E. Huzif o+rd, Bert'Fitzeimons v:owed the
body sof Arthur Forbes at the G.
T, Rt station and )adjourned to
meet again on Thursday Nov. 11th
at 9 o'clock a rn, to hear ghe evi-
dence, ,
1VI1NOR LOCALS,
N®' More Troubi
To make appetizing Soups, palatable and delicious. Very nourishing
for the young as well as the old, and especially for the sick room.
Clark's Soups are recommended by us for flavor, and every tin
brimful of satisfaction. Put up in different kinds such as Tomato,
Vegetable, Chicken, price per tin 10c.
Commencing Monday, Nov. Sth, we will have our own delivery. Leave
or phone your orders at the Store of Quality where it will receive our
prompt and careful attention.
.HIGHEST PRICES POR BUTTER AND EGGS.
JOHNSON NSCN C�
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Phone 111 THE STORE OF QUALITY
l Lieut: A. G. Niebit, Gocl'erich has
accepted a commission with- the
71st Bat:tl and has been named re-
cleaning officer,,
A STRANGE SIGHT.
The young children here have a
new, object lesson when they see.
one of the hurtle Belgian boys
comet down street wirh his wood-
en shoes. 'It is a novel sight for
the young 'Clintonian.
TAKE. 01111 MORE LOOIi ,
Just take a peep dear subscrib-
er at the address Label of this
paper, and if it reads in arrears
kindly do not overlook having it
changed as subscriptions owlet be
paid in advance to secure $t,00 i Send in the township news as
rate. weR as local news.) It is 'alweyo
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS welcome. 11
Early Fiday morning Night, Hveyhad
the
mesleS?The
Watchman'Welsh got tn aiolrt diT n County.
ia
can frontwo laes onthe Vest suffering from this malady ust
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eider of the town that two men now,
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were, loitering around then Home' HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
Wheat Sergt. Welsh got there the
"night hawks" had flown. On Tuesday of last week, while
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TO BIIEi>l� INTO STORE• Mlitcher+ John bi.ahaffy was coming to
TRIETll
SomeItime•
late Thursday night or when crossing the T. R. over-\
with a load of fowl and
early) 3 dmorning m' head bridge, the wind snapped off
made an
rraaytt(erupt to break
soebnd>into an electric light pole which nate
H. Wr1Lse's grocery store a,t, was
rowly- escaped falling on Mr. Mari
rear window, The wire screen as heffy's waggin. He eves stru-k on
torn away. but the window did not the head by. some of the wires
give and therefore no one of iii- and, had quite a contract to free
ride, Night Watelunan \Velsh 'himself and his horses f.om the
challenged' a man about 12.25 near tangle 'of 'the wires, The..p en at
Ford(S DOcLeod's feed store when powerlrcu.e were noti-ied a'd p w
he.'was at Morrish's corner, but the er woos shut clovin till all danger
man beat it, e fionr live wires had passed. Mr.
Mahaffy is a brother of our towns
RENli WI 3IDIG1?GH man, Mr. James illahaffy.
Great weather for November.
Why can't Clinton have n month
ly horse show?
The Hotel Normandie now • adP
veztises a shoe shine.
The Tax Collector is paying the
Ratepayers a call with his /rex
notices
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 styles of Fall Shoes are to be ,
found at our store.
We fit your shoes with the sort of Rubbers
that are JUST RTGHT in style and price,
14. S. ellAPMAN
Phone 70 Clinton
THE NFW ERA. WANTS A TRIP TO KINGSTON
The house to house cant asset
gel's. many an order and the pub - About 2 a. m,'Friday morning,
lic gets bitten many a time. News Mrs., Brigham, of Townsend stree9
xploited•rind heard/ wrap at the door and
papers have been e
upon going to the droor, as
fiord time to time then have gone
wh,
was there, The voice outside re-
plied "your son -an -law" and 'Mrs.
Brigham opened the door and a
man stepped inside, Mrs. Brigham
at once saw it was not her some e -
law( and ordered him out and for
the minute he refused to go, but
upon being told that she would
can the girls who wbre sleeping
apt stairs,,tlre man departed with
this occurrence and the two fele
lows that were down around the
Misses Bentl.ey's, it is about time, if
one of. them happened to he
caught, that an example be rondo
of' them,' ir^Irs, Brigham was
frightened aid what may be the
ronsequenees be it the stranger
had gut the least bit ugly.
TC BEI<CULUSIS DAY IN
through the towns and email zy
collecting mosey on special of -1
fers. 1f you don't know your man,
tuna him down. The newspaper
offices Evill send away your renew'•
als and see that you get your
paper, or refund your motley. Al-,
ready the campaign of fake sub-
scription lutists has begun in oth-,
eil places. If they strike this eec-
tieI'1 be on your guard. .
EN'FORCINC4 THE C. T. A.
Inspector Mitchell, of Wingham,
was in town last Friday and re.;
ported that' he has lead a few tales
of drunks lately in his riding, and
all were fined $20 and cast:'.
Police Magistrate 111011011 Irad
Lockart, he says. ,are determined
that the C T. A,tivill be st.tictly en-
forced. Inspector Torrance .had
the Commercial. Hotel, of Seafoeth
fined for se:ling ia:t week and tlwo
eases of drunks paid $20 and nests
Om} man in Dunganno,n• was fined
$20' and costs for interfering with
.rronstable while se:vin+" 111 2310
With a summons and got a twa'•sh
inn from the magistrate. Other
cases ate periling frf Goderieh,
whey* Comity Constable Pe:low is
a terror to evil. -doers,
•MO•GINGS
MEMORIAL WINDOW
TO LADS: OTTER
Toronto News :-A stained glass
wzttdow.placed in St. John's Church
inrPortland street by Major-uencr
all Sir William Otter in memory of
wife, the late Lady Otter, was un
veiled at Sunday morning's ser-
vice. Col„ Sweny, a close friend of
ficiated at the unveiling, the Rev.
Revi J. Russel MacLean, preaching
the 'sermon from the 'text, "By
works), faith was made perfect," A
large congregation was present, ns
well as a number of military amen
front{ the garrison at Stanley Bart
racks', under Lieut, Warurope.
MajoneGenerat Sir William Otter
was commandant at Stanley Bar-
racks when St. Joltnn's was the
garrison, church. For years
those] who' attended the
church were accustomed seeming
the late Lady Otter in the ;front
pew' every Sunday morning and
by her, side, Sir William Other.
Lady Otter had always identified
herself, withthe wort: of t he
command at Stanley Barracks when
St. arca
S .Johns was thegarrison ch
ga
Foci years those who attended the
churcl>l., Since their return from
Ottawa aboutarea o the.
<, twoyc, g S
again tittended the church wnich
had known them for so many
years -Major] -Gen, Otter, is, Yin
old 'Hu'ronite, having been born on
the farm about where the Ilkniee
00 Refuge stands.
rassnit ea
Waterman's Watertnai
Ideal
Pen
Ideal r
Ink
ERY likely you often think about owning a
good Fountain Pen, n, just rust haven't
asked us to sell you one. Waterman's is
"The Standard Pen," We have in stock the
Regular; Safety and Self•filling,type, $2.5o up-
wards.
Satisfaction in writing is impossible without
the use of a suitable ink, Waterman's is "The
Standard Ink for fountain pens. Its advantages
are its permanently fluid state, its non -corrosive
feature, and its uniformity. Its record qualities
are everlasting, and the price is 10c per bottle.
The Wo Do Fair eo.
Often the cheapest --Always the Best
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ONTARIO SCHOOLS
The following is an extract frolic
the Circular issued by the Minis-
ter of Education to 11, 823 School
Tca:hers throu;hout the Prov'n o,
with refer once to the Thirst Tub-
erculosis Day in the Schools, to
bo held'ton Monday, the 15611 Nov,
"A( very special effort is now, bee.
ing made to save the lives of chil-
dren Education in the means of
prevention and cure is 0140 of the
most pcwerful weapons that can
It1r. 'T.:G, East will move in a be used, With this object in view
week/ or so to his home on James there! is a general moveri,ent" to
atrecE, direct attention 801 the aork of
Councillor Miller and family of the National Sanitarium Associa"
Iluiletn township, have moved to tion, asci therefore the 'hlinistors
desires to notify school boards,
and through them the parents of
thrtpupils and rate; -players gener-
ally, that the Department apo
proves of the .object aimed at by
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
readilyre.iev`e a
cough. 7'Trrylit-
1J yr�' 1 . i�.O Vm° oi,.
Dispensing Chemist THE P fNSLAB DRUG STORE
AilattitataINUI
town; and are now getting settled
in Mr. Miller's fine residence on
Ontario Street,. f ormer'y owned by
the late Thos. Beacom.
Mrs. Gilchrist and daughter's are
•moving back into their new resie the Association and recommends
donee, corner of Rattenhury and that on Monday 15th Nov. the Prin
1Villiane streets. The New :'Era
hopes they will spend ninny 'happy
years in thein comfortable home.
Councillor Harry Fitzsimons ntov
ed this week into the hone of Mrs.
II. Iter, Victoria street, as Mrs.
Mutch, Mahon of the House of
Refuge, will take up housekeeping
at her l.esidence on Ontario street.
HORTICULTURAL MEETING,
TODD-BLOXOM WEDDING.
From The Port Dover Maple Leaf
we takej the following account of
the. marriage of Mr. Otwell Toclo
son of the late A. M. Todd, a for-
mer: proprietor of The Clinton
1,ewseRecord, Many iv Clinton will
join in good wishes "A very pretty
wedding• was solmenized by. the
Rev, J. Culp in the presence of a
number) of guests and friends, on
Wednesclayt October 27, at three.
o'clock p, m.., at the home of Mrs,
Bloxom, St, Andrew's street, wher
her eldest daughter, Miss Nellie
Ned Bloxom, was united in marri-
age to 'Dir, Otwell Ashland Todd of
Port Dover, fiormerly of Toronto.
The bride wore a travelling suit of
navy blue with hat to match, and
carried, a bouquet of white roses..
The young couple were unattended
The bride was given away by her
brother, Mr. Sidney, Bloxom, Aft.-
'er the ceremony thegue its re-
paired to the dining room, and all
sat down toa sumptuous repast.
after which the happy couple left
on their honeymoon trip aoud
showers of confetti and good wish
es., On their return they will re=
side in 'Port ,Covey., The bride was
recipient of many costly and beauti
ful presents, showing the high
esteem in which the young couple
are held4 The young couple have
a host of friends in :Port Dover,
who all loin in wishing them Bon
Voyager"
cipals and Teachers of the schools
all atter:tion to the necessity of
putting forth all possible efforts
to prevent the epead of the die-,
easel and of availing 'themselves.
of the means supplied for this hu'
pose, and of making such use of
the printed statements that have
have been issued as may be deem-
ed expedient. In ad,diteon to the
Department Circu'ar, 3111 Outline of
The annual and general meeting Le.ture end a small pamphlet'.
of the Clinton 'H'orticnitueal Seel- ',Tuberculosis, what it is' will'be
etee was held ir, the office of, the distributledc for use in the schools,
Chief of 1-olice. President M. D. asking and gnswefiug a number of
McTaggartwas in the chair,, The popular. questions regarding the
Treasurer's report was receive:) nature( of the disease and its pre -i
and adopted ,as read, The follow, vention and cure, and giving in
ing officers were elected.-:- • simple form a great deal of ex-
- information. Lio
n All
a 't ceedingly useful n
' President MeT< ar
e r eat M. D.
1s0 Vice President, G. H David. the'i'eachers, and particularly
2nd Vice President, W. H. Watt. those\ who have been •stlmulatecl
Directors, T Cottle, T. McKenzie to action by Sermons delivered
jr., E. Munroe J. Cuningharne, Mrs from the Pulpits on Tuberculosis
'W. Brylone, 71s. W. D. Pair, Miss Sunday„ 34th Nov.,Not. will
be able to
Kate McTaggart, give' their scholars the benefit of
Auditors. -W. . Biydone and W. D. their. inspiration on the Monday,
Fair,
Representatives to Ontario 1-1o1•-1 • -• -
ticlftiullal Association T;• Ootil,e,
Rev, F 'Harper, T. McKenzie jr,, .44++444+4444++++444444+.4
After the general meeting was "• •
over the Directors met and re.r ■ a.
elected T. Cottle
as Seci;e.ary a#riotic .11 es
Tr ensurer.
I Following is a statement 'as prem
seated by the auditors.- • i •
RECEIPTS. ++• +++++++++++++'+++++++++++
Balance on hand as for last
L annual report • $100,00
Legislative Grant 133.00'
County Grant 25.00
Donation 6.50
Members Subscriptions _..., 190.00
Sale tot Flowers 20.80
$175.30
ER:RENDITURES
,Paid for Prizes 6,50
Civic Improvement:. _.. 1:'..00
Donations to Women's Iatri-' a0 SO
t otic Society
'Premiunj tor 190 members 011
600 per member 05.00
Purchase/ of Seed and Plants
1 :as per,: certificate .•- 100.00
Secretary Treasurer 10.00
Delegates to Convention held,
all Torontlo,. Affiliation fee
0. H. A. printing and Star,
tionary expenses and at
flower sholy 40.90
375.20
Balance +,-100,10
I The Womens oatroitic Society
have their weekly meeting for
work tomorrow afternoon, 'Friday
at three o'clock. in the Council
Chamber., The following is the
list of supplies by our •society sent
to the Red Cross.
Towels, 175
Sheets, 43
Hospital Shirts, 48
Pyjamas Suits, 38
Day Shirts, 1
Palmy Slips, 228
wash Cloths, 36
IPillows, 1 pr.
Quilts, 4 •
Quarts of Jam, 127
.I?intsi of Jam, 122
Box of Tinned Pork and Beans, 1
, Tc( the Canadian \Field Comfort5l
eomtnieioni was sent.
Pai .I of Sheds, 204
, Scarfs, t •
Cap, 1.
wristlets, 2 pr.
t, Packages of Tobacco, 10
e Boxes of Sweates, 2
Grey Flannel Shirts,, 48
5476.30 t Frani Cake, .1
Furniture, Rugs & 1. inoleums
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going
to furnish your home, or if you only want some 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
Violins, Pianos and Organs.
Our Undertaking Department is up to date in every respect',
and we guarantee the best of satisfaction
JASo DEJNPC.:I.;;i'.D
Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 2S.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store --
Are You Ready for that
furnace ®r PlUtobing Jib
The eoroeer Store
I "Live and Let Live"
Get Our Prices onEavetreugJIiug
and Repairing
Several second hand Coal Heaters for
sale -with and without oven.
for CIIrI 1; l as BOkiag
From many lands there has been ga-
thered together in our store the finest
and most tempting ingredients for the
Christmas Baking. We welcome one
and all to inspect these goods. They'll
bear the closest analysis for we select-
ed them from the most choicest sample
Order your goods for holiday baking
as.early as possible as some of them
are going to be short this year, Let us
suggest a few of the important lines -
I Seeded and Valencia , Raisins, juicy,
luscious fruit bought for the Christmas
I trade; Currants from Patras, we have
, been fortunate in getting in a supply
of currants in spite of the trouble in
Greece. Shelled Almonds and Walnuts
Peels ---all kinds: Mincemeat -just the
thing for the Christmas dinner pie;
Extracts -all different kinds,
Canned Vegetables -Canned Corn, To-
matoes, Peas, Asparagus Tips,
Pork and Beans,
Thos.lawkins``�..
Plumbing and Beating; E+• E. llliunniford
Agents for )Reda Furnaces
Shop -over Rowland's Hardware
PHONE 46.
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A man likes tp buy his shoes at a store in which
he has confidence -Where he knows that the
get are the best, amd he will 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.
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!We are Mes Shoe Specialists !
Shoes at $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, nip' 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 consideration
FRED. JeISON
BETTER SHOES
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