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TRR CLINTON NEW ESA.
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 t"Stanfreld's Unshrinkable"
on its label;
.-You will then be sure of enduring Under-
wear quality produced with old-fashioned
care, by well-paid Canadians, in a sunlit
factory.
Women's Store
Nest to Royal Bank
Phone 6'T
OWN'S
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y your work.
Den's Store
Opposite
Pablie Library
Phone 103
JOB DEPARTMENT
Is now read
to do New
type and new stock of paper just placed
Let Us Do Your Printing
THE NEW ERA, CLINTON
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Fancy furniture
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Light in nun
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 Baron
o buy all kinds ofTr nrnitnrc
BALL & .A."1:2. i r rsOlsr
Furniture Dealers and. Funeral Directors-piiopsc 104
N. Bali 110 —RESIDENCE PHONES — Jr. D. Atkinson 186
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PASTIMif DANCE
The Pastime Club will hola a
dative in their rooms on Friday
evening of this week,
C. C, I. CONCERT TON IisRT
Last( reminder that the C. C. I.
commencement exercise will be
held in the Town hall taillight.
A good program is prepared,
C AN HAVE TF1e J013
If the present council desire, it
they can have the office for anoth-
er year. As far as we are able to
find out No one wants the posi-
tion.
SEND. THE NEW ERA
Seed. the New Era to the absent
member of the family or to the
dietanif frtelnd' Nothing else will
he so much appreciated. It rs
like a weekly, letter from home,
PAYS TRIBUTE 70
REV. 0. E. JEAI{IN$
Monday's Brantford Expositor; -
During rhe morning service in Brant
avenRev.te A. EtrLa,vellurch iefaired too the fact
that the SSth Battalion, with many
Brantford°hoys, was on the sea, He
said that his brother, Dr, W. H. La
yell, surgeon of the 51th, wes on the
same ship with the 5Sth. Rey. James
Alien, home missionary secretary of
the SStb, 11 e otheoclist r Ma.`rLovell,the
in
speaking to Mr, Allen, told him that
he knew the chaplain of the 55o1), Rev
C. E. Jenkins, and assured Mr. Allen
that he could not wish for a better
maarnoseenroram mtntst
'There will be Goodness in .you Cake
If you Buy your Christmas Groceries Here
Our fruits have been carefully selected to mak the Ch ' t Cake
prices will satisfy you -
Raisins 2 lbs for 25e Currants 2 lbs for 25c Heinz Mincemeat ib' o
Seeded Raisins 2 pkgs 25c Prunes..2 lhs for 25e other " 2 Ibs 25e
Seedless " per pkg 25c
Our Lemon, Orange and Citron Peels are of a good quality.
Phone Orders promptly attended to,
JIIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND, EGGS.
its oras a e
taste will And a visit to our store will convince you, and our
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JOHNSON
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e 111 THE STORE OF QUALITY
Reliable
Foot-
wear
If Y
OU are interested in
Shoes, WE are interest-
ed' in where you get them
Whether you buy them here or elsewhere, you
owe it to yourself to see what we're showing in
New Fall and Winter Footwear
' We aim to sell the, best shoes procurable --To
show more of them in better variety and style
than anybody else.
And give you greater value than any other
store.
H• S.
Phone 70
eI1 pMAN
Clinton -11111'
er of religion and finer all round
man to be the chaplain of his son's
battalion. "it was with the greatest
pleasure," said Mr. Lovell to bus con
gregation, "that I gave this well de
served tribute to out friend from St.
Jude's of this city."
LIBERAL CLUB
Last eveniuthe
Thurs
Liberal tneb dnpened up for seasonnton and
all the old officers were resected as
fo)lows for another year: -
Hon. President -1V, Brydoue
Hon. Vice President -Dr, Shaw
President -W• Mt:Ewen
Vice President -J, L, Kerr
Secretary -Thomas Hawkins
Treasurer-- Win. Plumsteel
Executive -Geo. McLennan, Alex
Cudmore, T. Watts, L, Paisley' P.
Reyo)ds and J. Cook.
lectiou Was
McMillan, Liberal Candidate forrSouth
Huron, gave a fine address on the
great, War dealing with the causes as
it started by each nation, Mr. McMiI
lan is a clever speaker and the large
attoendance hear bine Liberals
tb
were all pleaeed to
have other speakers during the winter
months to talk on various subjects,
SISTER DEAD.
Jai the passing of Ann McLeod,
who: died at her home in Goderich
'on November Stith, one of those
Souls, whose chief thought was for
others, went to its reward, fon' her
death had no horrors and was but
the gate of life immortal, She Was
a native of Goderich Township, ne
ing the daughter of the late Mr,
and ]trrs. Robt, McLeod. She resid-
ed( on the family homestegad, near
Holag•o,nwlien ' he{lremovet dt to Goaea
rich' to keep, house for her braille,
ers. She had been in poor health
for the last four months but had
not been confined to her room
until quite recently. ller suffer -
fogs were borne with patience and
r'e! nation which bore testimony
to her strong. Christian faith, She
wag a consistent member of North
streetl Methodist churchand was
also a member of the goharesville
Council of Chosen Friends, She is
survived by one Baster). Mr•s Alfred
Tebbutt, oa Gcderich township, and
three) brothers, John and William,
of Gcde•ich, •Angus of Clinton, The
funeral tools place on Monday and
was very largely attended, e_d, friends
g present from the township,
Ilolmesville and Clinton, as well as
many from Gcelertch. Rev. W. 15.
Gager conducted the services and
the ,pall beaters were Messrs, Alex..
Cooper, .rdward Acheson, John
St'undee and John Tar fin, ofGode..
rich, and Thos., Walter, and Wm.
J.ohnatonp'of Goderich Township.,
The interment took place at the
Maitland rernetety;
T hurttday, December 2nd, 4915.
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CARD 0'8' THANES, MRe G, F, COUNTER
Mt Jas. Doig wishes to express DIED SUDDENLY,
his sincere thanks to the many
friends who >were so kind during
thee illness of his wife.
0eorge Forest Counter, who
had been in business in Sinncoe for
ft Ion 'er period than any other
COUNCIL MEETS' MONDAY merchant:, died at his horns' at the
commie of Talbot and Chapel street
The regular meeting of Counciil Sunday morning after an illness.
will be held on Monday eeeniog of of on1yi a tow days. Be had been
next week. There will be only. one at his store an Mor_day as usual
more meeting .atter this one in 1915 but was not in thebest ofcondi-
tion and stayed home on Tuesday
THE LONDON R10TS. Wednesday dnesday lie took to his beet but
Pte, Jack Hall,of the 33rd l3attl„ was not; thought to be sei'iusly ill"
formerly of coo bro who enlist »d until late Satuiday night when he
ai.out a month ago, rt"eived a seemed to fall away. very rapidly
sprainiecll wrist in the riot between The kite Mr. Countier was born
tl+e' police ard the 33rd Battalion ' in Widdescombo• Parish, Devon
whiel, occurred last week, shire, England, on Nov, 19th, 1535
and cane to Canada with tris father
SEE YOUR LABEL. the late Richar d Counter, when he
was 12 years old, and.settled near
We are much in nerd of money, Lor:deere At the age of 14 he was
Wit have on our books some who appreniced to a ieweler, the Sate
and owing from 81 to $G. In the Mr. Wykolf, and went to London
aggregate this amounts to la nice to work, In 185.1 he made his
cum ard would relieve u e;greatly if firsts visit to Simcoe, coming ,cin
remitted at once. See label ion that occasion to visit the Colllver
you.e paper, families, who lived to the .north of
the down, Later in the same year
VOTE ON CHURCH UNION he came back to Simcoe, this tirne
Following was the/ vote on the time to take charge of a jewelry
question of ehureli union in Wilj,ts :'tore for his employer, who had
Church the, last fwo Sundays. Eld- purchased a business from the late
ere; 6 for, 1. against, 'Members; David: Atigee, brother of John
for, f 26, ega nae: stTOApd`heiferits;ci67 e
tFiIrs��iz 1)ii it mon Cthe esour 1.n t Bliereailiff' young°litr
against, 139. Majority against, Counter' worked hard and faitJr-
Chu ell Union ; 13, fully ard 10 a few years was able
to purchase the business for himself
REMEMBERED D COMR ADE. which he has continued through the
Pte Richard r.
Walton, , of the
long passyears while his associates
-anti I for
Ili d Battalion, formerly an ems a numbers of yed on as back deceased
pl0yee of the Jackson !Factoriy, hay had. the distinction of being the
was the recipient of a post card oldest- merchant in point of con -
shower on Monday of last week by tinuori:( service in the whole town
his o'd friends at the factory. They The( deeeased was a man that was
though; it was his birthday 'but respected fry all, 'ueing of a quiet
made a huge mistake as his birth- peaceable nature and steadfast in
day is a month, from the sup.- righteousness and fate dealing He
posed day, was for more than thirty years
MINOR Lt: ;1LS organist and choir leader of the
Methodist Church. lie predeceased
December. Methodist
wife only afew months aroHow does' your label read? vi
The 1JTcdef term will soon • be Wica
father two sons and three laughers
in
over, am es toIt. mCourn his loss ota goca
minter, of Clinton and
Con;, of uncilnextr meetswed;, on Monday e�-en- Norman Counter, who will carry
on tht! business here The dough -
C. Ce I.:eommencement exercises term are Mrs. Fred, Collins, of
in thee town hall tonight, I Brantford, and Misses Marion and
County, Council opens on Tues Alma at home, The deaceased also
day of next week at Goderfch, 1
Start, your Christmas ,shopping
now. Only, 19 shopping days to
Christmas,
What about the municipal elec-
t'onts ? Its war times and ex- wocc. Cemetery, on Tuesday af' er
penset are Sound to be high next room( at 2.30, Rev. Pr. Benson of -
year. try not all go in by ac-
clamation, ficlating, and was condluciled un -
If ai promoter tries.to sell you .der the auspices of the 1VIasonic
stock that will double fn a year Lodge, Mrs, Roy McIntosh, of
and promise to pay 10 per cent;
ar•nual dividend be assured that 'Hamilton, sang a solo at the house
somebody ie trying tol make an rer110es. The lollowir g igentle--
easy linin on your hatd earned men acted as pallbevrers; Col. T.
rash, Dont be a fool. Lead that I,, Atkenson, Dr, W, A, McIntosh,
stool: promoter hi the front door
and gently lni,k him over into the 9I"`sr5 J, D. ('Mist:•', Wn Sufion,
next( county, rFr.an1.1 Red and A. 'A Smith,
leaves twin brothers, Edwin, of
Detroit, and'Edwin of Wayne, Co.
Michigan. The funeral took place
from the fami'y res'dence to Oak -
TO -NIGHT'S CONCERT:
PROGRAMME.
PART I.
1. Piano Solo, Miss Edna McCaughey
2. Chorus C C. I. Pupils
• Miss G. Keller
16 C.C,I. Boys and Girls
Mr. Fred Thompson
C C I. Cadets
3. Reading
4. Tennis Drill
5. Solo
6. Wand Drill
7.
8.
Presentation of Prizes and Diplomas,
Scarf Drill
9. Chorus
A short play entitled,
pupils ofthe
Madge Norton
Winnie Roberts
Kitty Carr
Nancy Heillyer
Edith Kerman
Hilda Nicholls
Edna Gayle
Joyce Dram
Miss Primleigh
lona Stothers
Mise Edwards (Madge's aunt) Mary MaMurcleio
Mrs. Norton (Madge's mother) Gertrude Wallis
Annie (maid) , , Janet Smith
ACT 1.—Scene in Senior Classroom of Miss Primleigh's Boarding School.
ACT IL—Same scene, one hour later.
GOD SAVE THE KING.
27 C.C.I. Girls
C C I, Pupils
PART II,
"The Conspirators," presented by
Clinton Collegiate Institute,
CAST,
Marion Gum
Cela Beacom
Helena Middleton
Mary Chidley
Jean Middleton
Elva Manning
Bessie Chowen
Helen Rodaway
Miss
Primleigh's
Senior
Class
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in Clinton for Overseas Service
Board and Lodgiwg will be wanted for one hun- o:
i dred men A111 who can accommodate boarders are
requested to hand in their names. •
a FIRST -Those who. can supply lodging and s;
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meals. i
SECOND—Those who can supply lodgings only :
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• THIRD --Those who can supply meals only. e
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® State the number you will accommodate and ei
prices you will charge. •
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• weeks, the pay well be guaranteed by the Government :
•• and will be paid on 16th and 3oth ofeach month, m
Send this information at once to •
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Private
Greet: rg Cards f.
71, RE in every way preferable to the ordinary
Christmas Cards, .and are undoubtedly
much in favor with persons of'refined
taste. We have five books of samples for your
inspection. The cards are well printed on good
paper, dainty designs and tied with silk cord lir
ribbon. There is now a liberal choice of greet -r.
ings which we will have printed on the card
with your name'and address. Prices range from
$1.25 to $4,0o per dozen.
The W. D. Fair eo.
Often the Cheapest—always the Best
•fit•-
-ell,Malae8r
Peaalar 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--
° $1...M.1 -410-7M-7" .
Dispensing Chemist THE PENSILAIi, DRUG STORE
Furniture, Rugs & 1 ino[eums
to furnish yourcan tst homoe, ou in r if only want our tsotne odd pieces. if tare going
You will fend 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 hest of satisfaction
JAS. DLINFe R
Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 2S. `~-
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
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Are Yon Ready for that
Furnace or Plulnbiag Joh
Get Onr.Prices on Eavetroughing
and Repairing. •
Severalsocond hand Coal Heaters for
sale -with and without oven,
Thos.11awkins
Th: Cornell Store
"Lhre and Let Live
Fe? Ch Baas Balling
From many lands there has been ga-
1 thered together in our store the finest
and most tempting ingredients for the
i Christmas Baking. We welcome one.
and all to inspect these goods, '1 hev'il
bear the closest analysis for 'we select-
, ed them from the most choicest sample
Order youv
bakin
las
early 00 goods e possible assome of hem
1 are going to he short this year, Let us
suggest a few of the important lines -
1 Seeded and Valencia Raisins, juicy,
luscious fruit bought for the Christmas
trade; Currants from Patric, we have
been fortunate in getting in a supply
of entrants iu spite of the, trouble in
Greece, Shelled Almonds and Waiuuts
Peels --all kinds : Mincemeat -just the
thing for the Ohristmas dinner pies
Extracts -all different kinds,
Canned Vegetabl,s-OwiraedCorn. To_
matoes, Peas, Asparagtxe Tips,
Pork and Beans,
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Agents for Ikeda Furnaces
unae es: e. E. lunnifordnfand Heating
Shop -over Itosrland's Hardware PRONE 45.
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The Moo OillhIlls shoes
A pian likes to buy his shoes at a store in whic •
he has confidence—Where he knows that the
Shoes are the best, amd 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 Men's Shoe Specialists 1
Shoes at $3.00, $3.510, $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 consideration
tea
FRED. ' JPiellSON
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BETTER SHOES
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