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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1915-12-02, Page 2PAGE TWO. TSH .CLINTON NSW 16'RA.' 1 Milliner Y Ready to•Ver Garments Phone -78 e�iich &C Dry Goods and House Fur uishinhs a ANNUAL WeRik? Sao! Cofls a To -day we announce our Annual December Sale of Ladies and Children's floats commencing Saturday Dec. 4th. They are worth the attention of every lady with coat buyingdo. The coats we have tor this to ts. There is not an off style sale are all new Barmen y in the entire collection. The quality of material in each is good, You can depend on all of them tor satisfac- tory wear. About 5o coats to choose from, $3.50 to $5 less than regular price. Come early Saturday for best choice December gale of 1,1ldeli Satire Just 6 Ladies Suits left to clear, all new styles, navy and black only, sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, Your choice of any of the six sults, half the regular price. Millinery $1.98 About 15 Ladies Trimmed Hats left to clear— values up to $5,•Saturday 1.98 `sem luta-�c� i 1iTr, E. B. Walker, who has been Headquarters, •manager of the Bank ;o,C Commsrc= at \Viugham fol come gears, .has been moved to the managership for Flour of t e branch in Shelbourne,-Nov1 Now is the time to buy your Winter supply et Flour. We carry a full stock of the following brands, Purity Five Roses !Exeter Milverton Tavistock London Listowel White Plume (pastry) And also a brand of Breakfast Food, made from choice lilanitobe wheat, at 6 pounds for 25c To Make Your Hens Lay This winter we recommend our Lavine Meal. 13eef Scrap, Ouster Shell Bone Meal, Grit and Charcowl, We always carry a full line of Bran Low Grade Flour Shorts Molasses Meal Oil Cake Dairy Meal Highest Prices Paid for all Kinds of Grain • W. J .,en Cin s&S n 0 Flour and teed. phone 199 Sir Wilfrid's Attitude the consideration of Parliament again looming on the horizon is as to this railway problem(, and what Will to clone if the Cacacli.m I'orth ern again makes applieat;on, as it is believed will Le done for afurth ^er large amount ofpuhlie ' aid, There might aiso come further tar- iff revia-ion and another cleave- agel of opinion on the!`question otta.riff taxes. At this connection also there is bound to bet raised again the issue of the removal' of the duly: onwheat , or which the west is clamoring al- most' irrespective of polities. Agreed War Election Inadvisable No tlovernment premonncemen't on anyt of these questions has yet 1 een, forthcoming, and white bu:;: parties are app arenr;ly agreca as. to the( inadvisability'of an :elect- ion while the! war is still in a crit- ical stage, the ritical'stage,''the ,Liberals take thq. ground that no decision as to an eietension of the life 011 Pa Iia- went show d be agreed to until all the terms and conditions nave been publicly discussed iit Parlia- ment and the people taken into the confidence of the (political leaders. Leaderd Cannot Commit Parties. Sct far as the extension of the life of Parliament Ls cot:eerned than is where the case stands to- day. Ill is irnhke1y that there will lee any further developments until Parliament meets. It is neither (vise nor feasible that the two Seed- ers commit their 'respective part- ies and the country to any defiin- ite agreement except in tell and ies and the country to any defin- ite agreement except in the open and with the consent of Parliament. Heart Would Beat Violently. Nerves Seemed to. Be Out of Order. The heart always works in sympathy with the nerves, and unless the heart is working properly the whole nerve system is liable to become unstrung, and the heart itself become affected. Milbum's Heart and Nerve Pills will build un the unstrung nervous system, and strengthen the weak heart, so that the sufferer will enjoy the very best of health for years to come. Mrs. John N. Hicks, Huntsville, Ont,, writes: "I am sending you my testimony for the benefit I have received from using Milburn's Hear and Nerve Pills. As a nerve and heart builder they have done wonders for ire. At times my heart would beat violently, and my nerves seemed to be all out of order, but after using a few boxes of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills I feel like recommending them to others that they might receive benefit as I did." lelilbum's Heart and Nerve Pills have been on the market for the past twenty- five years, and are universally considered to be unrivalled as a medicine for all disorders of the heart or nerves. Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are 50e per box, 3 boxes for $1.25, at all dealers or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T, Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. ania51 n#' Special Sale of Stoves Se Ranges at Big Reductions For Saturday and all Next Ween Several second' -hand Heaters and Ranges for sale at good value. Prepare For Winter By using Brandford Roofing Beaver Board, Window Glass,, Etc. Good Storm Doors for $1.5o Two bags Charcoal for 25c RT Bring in your Old Razors for the boys at the trout—many more are needed yet, We expect to make another shipment in a few days., ansentanneenereznawennammetereenanneresseaseesselesswessmnintessinestanninean HARLAND BROITIERS. STOVES, l-1.ARDWARi~ AND NOVEL Thursday, December 2nd, 1915. K.H." t,,,es 4,4,,,e4,"i4,14,,, ,eti,e'II'eeg ACCEPTS( GLENCOE CALL, EDITORIAL t 4 Red Cross nurses will have a good right to have their names recorded in the Temple of Fame when the war is over. They have proven themselves heroines indeed. Oscar II may be a' good ship to send on a Peace errand across the ocean but we hardly think the allies are satisfied at this minute to cease hostilities. There are a few little things to settle up before the dove will be able to settle ` down on war tossed Europe. • if the the tiller of the soil could convert all his grain crop into peas he would hit it this season. Pea soup must surely be. having its innings. Owners of "buzz -wagons" have come 1 under many a metaphorical castigation for the work of destruction carried out upon the Ring's highway as he raises the dust at from 20 to 35 miles an hour. The other side of the ledger should credit him with awakening a wide interest in the permanent improvement of roacl}vays so that when you "speed up" you will not be shied over a barb wire fence alongside the road or have the 298 bones, besides your teeth, in your anatomy brolcen as you take the grand bumper degree on sonic of the old time rocky, rocky roads from` Jerusalem to Jericho. Give credit where credit is due. British. Conditions Not Analogous. T1u parallei of the British Par- liament is being cited by the Gov- ernment press as en argument in favor of the extension of the life of the( Canadian Parliament for at least a hill year after the conclus- ion of peace. It may ne poinned out that the conditions in the old count y' have been' by. no meats analogous to the conditions in Canada. in the motherland, in tht( Lirst place, the Opposition has been consu'tcd in the conduct cf tilt( adininistnation, and 11 has re- preseaitat,ioni in the Cabinet Coun- cil. 11), Caned c the counsel 00 as- sistance of the Opposition was never In, hard, not was the party truce offered by Sir Wilfrio at the beginning of the war nccepted or encouraged. • On the f:outr:u'y, two abortive attempts were made to spring' an election, and these attempts, were almost kuceessful, and were frustrated only either by constil,utionali stumbling blocks or. by thea protest c f t public opinion and a lete disererton on the part of the Prime Minister, Moreover, it may be .n niece:011AS in the British Parliament action to extend the life of Parliament is only mew being take en within a few weeks of the time net by the-constitutiion for the hording of a new election. No Recusal of A^c'lethaifon It, is further being stated in the Government; press that the refusal of ,Sin Wilfrid Laurier to consent! to thea ho ding of all bye -elections by acclamation is another, reason w melt :night compel the Govern- ment to go to the country forth-. with. As matter of fact, there has been no such speeific refusal to consider ae;lamah0n. But in this, case as in the case of the ex-, tension of lame, Sir Wilfrid natur- ally wants t know what is go- ing to happen. What of These Vacancies? Font of the vacancies have been caused by the resignation of Con- servative members. In King's, N. S,, and in Carleton , Ont., Messrs. Foster and Garland r'signect pea, - fleetly ueder compufsioa, because they had been implicated in war contract( itr.gu arities. In ';Bran- don' and in Lusgar Sir James AL- kins% and W.. F. Saa•p: res g.,ea for purely political pu,tpposes, in tilt( hope of defeatlin g the Literal party] in Manitoba. No assu-an e has oeen given that the a mem- tern wi1J not one and all again seek re-election. In fac', it is known that ho;.h Mr. Foster tied Mr. Garland are again out after the nomination, and it is credibly. 4o ' the Nova Scotia lie i se pus ehas- ingl scancdal is practically sure of the cenoniinhttion and has assur- ance that he will not be oppostd by the Government Would be Partners in Corruption. Werei the Liberals to consent to Ids t e elci tion, or that of Mr. Ge r- imed, without a fight they would l,e ,partnms tp an elf 'ice against all public and Parliamentary; mor- es. In the casSs of the vacancies rinsed Through death, ninae'y. in Hamilton, Restigou:,he and' Prince, P.. E. 1., there is, of course, no dis- ageeement, and these 'vacancies may be filled by acclamation when ever, the Governmene desires. Itis plain, hot;'ever, that incon- nec•tion with the four other con stittiencies. Sir Wilfrid Laurier: wou d have no right to commit the party and the constituencies to the unconditional return of the former, mein bers. , The threats of an election in case Sir Wilfrid and the Liberal party do not at, once agree un.conditionr• any. to the proposals made by the Prime Minister are not taken very Fei'iously'in well-informed politi- cal' circles here. • Page,ports to Enter Britain osseeeeesoevae000esesseeee Local News e ' tg®emo0saeeeee®21®e®®eeeneeil CAFL'. MoLFAN JOINS LONDON UNIT. Capt. E M. McLean, commanding of ricer of the Detached Company of the 7111 Fusiliers, London has been •ip pointedsenior major of the 142 nd Battalion, under the command of Lieut, Col C. M. R Graham. Capt. ,as,Lean was a former O. O. h teacher and later connected with the Knitting Co, HAS A BAD THUMB. Mr. Reid, Superintendent a` the Jackson factory,' had the mis- fortune to have a sliver run inun- derthe thumb nail of his left hand, and had to have the nail split open to remove the eliver. Me. Reid will have a sore thumb for some dayse Re Nr. R. Fulton Irwin, of Wheat- ley, has accepted an unalnimous in- vitation to become pastor of Glen- coe Methodist church next confer- ence. mfr. Irwin is a brother of Mr. J. A,, Irwin of town and has visit- ed here many tines. 33RD LEAVES WITHIN WEEK. Word has been received' from Ot taws, it wee announced by the mili tare, authorities as to I he date 33rd- Battalion will leave London to go overseas. The tat'alion will leave within a week, the exact date not be ing given one THREE STORES ROBBED. Three retail stores were broken into btonday night by petty thaev:es who robbed the tills and carried off sonic( loot The dry 'o'ods store of W. C. Prown, the shoe store of In T. Jackson and the grocery store of W. T. O'Neil were tlitt ones ransacked. An entrance was forced through the rear of the stores with the assistance of a crowbar, which the intruders left nectep with it at the time of erece tion} is Mr. John Jackson. Among its numerous pastorate were three who were regarded in the day as among . the ablest in the Co,nferl epee, viz-Re'ys. D. G. Sutherland W. McDonagh and James Graham. Each has passed to his reward, though a widow eurvive in each instance, all now residents of To t oit•o. Birth*, Marriages dt Weatits BIRTHS BROADFOOT-In Tuekersmith on Tuesday, Nov, 21st, to Mr, and Mrs wil'lfam Broadfoot, a daughter, BRUNSDON-In Blyth, on Nov. 21st, to Mr, and Mrs. Howard Brunsdon, a daughter. DEATHS. McLEOD-In Godirieh, ' on Friday Nov. 26th, 'Ann McLeod eldest daughter of the late trotter( Mc- Leod, behind as a souvenir. Some cash For Sale was secured in each store, but the amounts were not large, other email articles are tailso missing and the local autieorfties are investi- gating and hope to find the guilty ones. t ' PRINCIPAL OF NEW SCHOOL Oil Nov. 26th a fine new school was opened in York County, ,just outside Toronto, and the principal of the school is Me A. F, ,Johns, brother of Mrs. A. Seeley of town, and is a gradu- ate of tleh 0.0,1 and Model School and was ;principal of the Loudesboro sohool for five years, and was later at Auburn and Porters Hell. The new school comprises twelve rooms, a fully equipped kindergarten, museum and library, teachers' dining room and kitchen, also leachers and principals ',Rices end store rooms. . T'het e are large - cloak ronws in con nectinn with the class rooms, The basement• contains a gymniatsinm, size 31x59, lavatories with the most modern plumbing fixtures procur- able, eight shower 'baths. lockers and play rooms, boiler and store- rooms. AllOLD EDDFICE. id may interest our readers to know( that the oldest ciituch edi- fice in Clinton -(hough not used for church purposes -is the brick building on Rat5e(n'bury St. West, knowr,i as the Rattenbury Street Methodist( church. It was erect- ' ed in either 1556 or 1957, under the p7astorate of Rev. J. Philip, stilt 1 lining. The only ,person still ilv- ing here who was officially con- A few barrels of 'picked apples for sale, apply to ADAM McKEN%IE, .Townsend Street NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the Estateef Frances Simpson, Smaller Coal Balls Let us reduce your coal bil'ls. Wecan �tby sup- plying 1 P plying you with a coal that lasts long, gives a steady heat and leaves only a small amount of ash. This coal is LEHIGH VALLEY ANTHRACITE The Coal That Satisfies It will save you money. Give it a trial. 1t. J. Hollo*ay, Clinton Western University, London ANOTHER GREAT ADVANCE Income Doubled -Now ' $75,000 �p Another large addition to Faculty and Equipment in Arte and Medicine Greatly Increased Enrollment in view Write for particulars to: E. L. BRAITHWAITE, M A., Ph.D. President. Deceased. NOTICT is hereby give! thn:t all Persons having cinlms against the estate of Frances Simpson, late of the town of Clinton, in the county of Huron, widow, deceased, who died on or about the 17th day of Nov, 1915, are required to de- liver to the undersigned adminis- trator or his solicitor, on or before the 15th day of. December, 1915, a full statement of thein claims together with particulars thereof, and the nature of the seeurities, if any, held( by them, all duly verified byaffidavit. AND TAE 'NOTICE' that vfte'. the said last mertioned datd( the said administrator • (fila proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons end-. lied there to having regard only to such claims as they shall have received 'duo notice in accordance herewith. Dated at, Clinton this ::5th day of Nov „ 1915. Isaac Dodd, Administrtaler. W. RI? YDO 115, Clinton, Ont. Solicitor for Adrministrator. i Will Hereafter be Required 'of all British Subjects Without Exception _1LP.avfa, Nov. See -Eel -leaf pith all ,l 11;itish subjectse. without excep- 1ten, resist secure`passltoris before entering England, Scotlandof fr- 1..,j 11 •)')lon conveying this nn IaiL i,'o i,ation was received lite Govet e co,-Cteneral from ,ire" Law, Secretary of State for l' e 1 len es. Regina Guessing Contest A chance to get a high-grade adjusted watch absolutely free and without much effort, The entire proposition is intended to attract special attention to the superior quality and value of Regina Watches, which have been made continuously since 1848 and have a world-wide reputation for matchless merit We give every assurance that everyone shall have "a square deal" in accordance with these conditions. All guesses to be in our hands not later than 10 a. m, Saturday, the i tth: The Watch will be awarded to the FIRST person guessing nearest the correct time —reason why you should send in your guess early. Result of competition will be made known Saturday 'evening, ilth By finding out which of your friends own Regina Watches you can get an apy proximate idea of what guess to nle,ke. Phe fact that these watches are all carefull- timed and adjusted before being sold is a guarantee of absolute precision and high grade service with no better movements tirade anywhere, no mutter what price you pay. Regina Watches rank first in point of actual merit, and the lucky person to win this contest will get a price well worth having, STOkE OPEN EVENINGS, 1.. ..•viii y ii 1 1 i Seed Wheat for Sale ABUNDANCE -A quantity of this reliable variety ie 'offered -a gond sample, free from weed seed, and thoroughly dry. Price $1 per bushel J. F, GRANT, London Road Palultry Wanted Highest market price will paid by W. MARQUIS, Phone 14 on 160 Base Line Auction dale of 30 Head of Mot Grade Cattle Mr. George Holland of Holmesville. has instructed the undersigned to sell by nubile auction at the Hotel, Auburn on Friday, Dec. Sol, at 2 o'clock, the following :- New Milkers, Forward Springers, Cows coming in in March and April, Steers and Heifers. The cow,' will be sold subject to the follow. ing guarartee-Any cow represented to 10 in calf and proving not to be within 90 days of date of sale, 10 per cent of the 'purchase price will be refunded. Terms -6 months credit by giving approved joint notes, or 6 per cent per annum elf for cash, George Holland, proprietor, T. Gundry, auc• tioneer 2000 Turkeys Wanted To be delivered at the Graham House, Clinton. Either alive or dress- ed. Highest market prices. Call or phone No. 5. R. GRAHAM Reliable MAD Wanted tVanted-A reliable man with some husineas experience with farmers, to represent us in Huron County. Aper manent position for the right man. Highest commissions paid, Territory reserved, New specialties for season 1015-1916. STONE & We LL1EGTON, Toronto, Ont. Farmers of Huron County Dean Sir -We are paving 90,c to 92o for best wheat, and 93c to 95c for extra good. Damp or musty .according to sample. Malting barley ebould teat 47 to 50 lbs, barley to be worth 50e and to have beards off. Rve 75c to SOc, Buck wheat to be good for OOc, but can also use musty. Look after your buckwheat as itis bad stuff to get musty, We have an order from an old exporter friend in New York. . He guarantees some profit on it and againkt lose. It is somewhat speculative as I have been docked as much as 1586 on a car for one bad load. The reason for wbeat being higher is lower ocean freight rates and insurance. The world market is really lower. Will have corn by 20th Nov. Drive right to the house oppgeite„the G.T.R. station. Always let hdine, .. Yours respectfully W. G. PERRIN AILROAD and Telegraph Courses of the most complete and modern kind taught right at Tour own home by Shaw's Telegraph and Railroad School, 1 Gerrard St. East, Toronto. Write for particulars and sample lessen, W. H. Shaw, President Notice—Hither( Taxes Wm. Moon will be at the following places to collect taxes;- Londeshoro:-Dee. 3rd, 13th, 14th, 15th Auburn--DJec, 6th Clinton -Dec. Sth Coustance-Dec. 10th All taxes not paid by Dec. 15th will be charged 50 on the dollar, WM, MOON, olla torOrder of theOfor ouHullett Meeting' of Huron County Cougeil The Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron will meet in the Council Chamber, in the Town of Goderich, on Thursday, the 70b day of December next, at 3 o'clock. Dated Nov. 22nd, 1915W LANE, Clerk Painting & Paper Hanging Painting and Paper Bunging neatly and promptly done, Orders left at Hunnitord's Grocery Store or at my residence, Victoria Street, THOS, GRAELIS Farm For Sale :co0011- tail it , - 9 1 1,s. Frame It hi use, l ; kt-mtn, acres' ''Hardwood bush erect ant, mo 11F, seeded Noe teen- et: se 10fEt , 91, ' „ n Iy �5 . Moral ave„ Toronto.