The Clinton New Era, 1915-12-23, Page 10THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
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CHRISTMAS is the children's holiday—
some little tie or pin, some useful thing to
wear—the expenditur&of a few cents will
bring joy to some little hearts you know.
Christmas is the home -coming holiday
when the "fancilygathers in the old home.
There are things for the home and for the
dear ones in it that it needs and they need.
Why not give some of these useful things
you will be buying soon anyway, and
make this Christmas season gladder?
The store is full of just such things -Useful, Ornamental and both. They are all spread out for easy
seeing Price tickets on everything, end courteous, capable assistance in Your selections
In spite of the rising coats, we have kept •the -prices down. and yon will find that the best place to get
your tnouey'e worth in Christmas merchandise. is TIIE CHRISTMAS STORE
i RO 017 N'S Gift Things for them all, train baby to grandpa, Where ? T will nhoiso and ask '
Santa Claus, Hello! Belle! Yes, this is Santa, (fans 1 inhere am 1 ? Oh! that would be telling. Where
are all my pretty things? Why at TIIE i";iIRIST31114S STORE
WOMAN'S STORE MEN'S STORE.
Dry Goods and, wNMerchantant Tailoring
House lrurnishings ®Men's t^tunisliings.
Phone 67. Prone 103.
BE SURE YOiU GO AND SiEE THEM '11i1EJtE
Sure! Wait till 1 get nnv pencil. Now. wfiat is it you want? A Toque, a • Sweater Coat, some new Gloves
and Stockings, a set of Furs -why, yon want a lot of things ! We 1. there is all those and a lot more at
BROWNS -my holiday headquarters for this district. ret your mother to take you down there some
day, and see what you would Itke to have. then, when Christmas comes, we will see. Be good.
Witn htocks as pig as ours, it it impossible in this space even to suggest their gift possibilities. The
goods are well displayed all over the store • price tickets everywhere, and all arranged for easy seeing.
Will you come and see? You will not.hetimed to buy a thing- it is against our rules, But if we can
' help you, the PLEASURE is ours and the PROFIT yours.
n71e"s Store
Wolllen'S Store
y p an f j n Opposite
Nest to ,royal Sault Public Library
Phone 67
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JOB DEPARTMENT
Is now ready to do your work. 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 ion
structiou and clesign hut ex•
tremely well mane in,every de.
tail. Here are the finest creations
of the furluiture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discriminating buyer,
The Cheapest Spot in lluro:s
o buy all kinds oflFnrniture
ArriiCiisTSOW
Fuurnituro Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
N. Ball 110—RESIDENCE PEONES-- J. D. Atkinson 186
5IINOR LOCALS
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'1 THE SHORTEST DAY
Tuesday, of this week' was the
shortest. day in' the year. "When
the days begin to lengthen, the
frosts begin' to strengthen,"
SPRING CO[7ET SITTINGS.
The spring sittings, of the Sur
pr erne Court of 0ntgirio' in Gode-
aich will be held as follows; Jury
sittings, 'Tuesday, March 14, the
Chancellor prekiding; non jury,
eittinge, Tt'ieeday, May, 9, before
Mr. Justice Clue
PRESEiNTATION TO
THE WARDEN.
Lend a hand to thea 161st,
;Vlnnfripal Nominations Monday
27th Inst,
NEWER COUNTY JUDGES
A reduction in t(he number of
county judges in Ontario is being
consiaereid. There are unwards of
- 70 county judges in the province
and those who are proposing a re -
auction, in the number, assert that
the work cant be clolre just as effi,
cit•nlly and as. quickly by a smal-
ler number operating over the
same territory.
LUCKNOW HOTELMAN DEAD
John McGarry, a wall -know, ho-
telman of ,Lucknohv district is
dread, He was in, his 60th year,
Mr. McGarry has; not been feeling
well for some time, hut bore up
patiently until the' last few days,
Mr. McGarry, was born in Berlin.
He had bcleit in 'business in Luck -
a ow for 97 years. He leaves a
nfdow,
A SUBJECT FOR, DEBATE
The Midland 'Free' Press pro=
fesses to know why, the 'bald-.
headed men go to sleep in church,
But. first, dol they?? We know
t.alct;-headed 'men so wile -awake
that one might, almost think they
].ever sleep, in ehurch or, out of
it. Per contra, there; is one mem,.
I ber of St. Paul's. church, Clinton,
1 Who either sleeps throttlgh the
greater part of the sermon, or
finds he can coneclotuatlq his
thoughts bettor /with his ,ryas
closed, Pop (,anally, we incline to
the lat'rer thaory.
CHRISTMAS SFR VICES
A. P WESLEY 5, S
Last Sunday. the Wesle.y church
S. S. held their regular Christmas
Eel vice and the program was in-
teresting throughout, Supin-•
tendecnt 11. Rorke had charge
of t lie exercises Duri)g ,the
afternoon Mr, 'Baydcro, of. ,Tor-
onto, a reprepentlative of the
Sick Childre=n's Hospital( was here
and with special lantern views
]'honer, very fine pictures of the
city building 'both inside and out
and also views of the (Lakeside
hospital which was destroyed by
fire last spring. The local SIM -
Sunday' School has sent $50 each
year, for the( past 1.1 years to
maintain a cot in thlalt; institultiorm
BeVides ' this part of the pro-
gram, Little! IFlordnce Rorke sang
a solo and Blossom Powell gave
a recitation and the! church yuar-
tetfe gave a 'Christmas number.
The Primary class also gave a
Christmas cheSue,
We take this opportunity to wish all our Friends and Patrons
A Merry Christmas and
A Happy and Prosperous New Year.
JOHNSON & Gid.
Phone 111
TEE STORE OF QUALITY
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Boots
For all Ages and Both Sexes
Are Sere
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The most complete and extensive variety
of Skating Boots ever shown by us is now
ready for those wishing- to be "First on
the Ice." The ever popular Lightning
Hitch Boot for men, boys and women are
with us again, together with a number of,
other styles.
Men's Hockey Boots ......
Boys' Hockey Boots ,.,..
Women's Hockey Boots..
..$2.00 to $4 00
.. 1.75 to 3.00
2.110 to 3.00
14. S. euIIPMPiN.
Phone 70 Clinton
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The Co Co'uncill procefedirrgs at
Goderich were brought!, to'a close
by the presentation to Warden
Govenlock of an address: of appre-
(nation and a gold mounted walk-
ing came.
NO C. T A. CAMPAIGIN
SCHOOL OF COMME.LC'E
CLOSED POR 'HOLIDAYS.
The 'Clinton Senooi of' Commerce
closed last IFr:dayt for the Christ -i
mas holidays and' will re -open" on
Tuesday, Jan. 4th. See 'display
advt. oe another page.'
ONTARIO SIRE MARSHALL
There will be no Canada,T'emper
ante Act carepaign in Bruce coun-
ty to the immediate future. The
tomper;lnce works s arrived at
this decision at a recent confer-
ence.
BOWLERS ASKED TO ASSIST.
The Bowlers' Association. of Wes
tern Ontario are endeavoring oto
raise $5000 for. patri;altic purposes,
and are'asl-ing .ill bowlerss to do-
nate $1 each. Clintion bowlers are
asked to assist and the secretary
will forward amounts subscribed t,o
the proper officials:
33RD STAYS AT
QUEBEC OVER CHRISTMAS.
From press reports pit is learned
that 'the 33rd i3a'ttl. will stay .at
Quebec over Christmas, The boys
had honed when they left London
ft wouldbe 00 go to England, but
the authorities have kept them
at the Oici Capitak ever since.
CURLNIG RINK
ROOF CANED iN
Last Friday with; the weight of
wet snow on .the roof o: the skat
ing rink a:boutt 300 feet caved in
over the curling, part. The work-
men are here, repairing the dam-
age. The rink manager is ;get-
ting pretty fair ice so that the
skates had better bo sharpened
up for the coming season.
A. 0. ,P. OFFICERS.
Officers for Cotli't Prospe'rit'y.
No. 1863 for 1911 are as follows. -
Theo. 'Fre,mlin, C. R.
Alen. Sloman, S. C. R.
Jacob Sloman, S. W.
Wm, Appleby, J. P1.'
Wni, Sloman, p'„ S. B.
\Vrn, Nickle, J. 13.
John Derry, 'Teas.
A, F. Cucllmore, Secy.
Dr. O. W. Thompson, 11I, D.
Officers for Young Prosperity. No
67 Juvenile branch. -
W, Nickle, C. R.
W. Sloman, jr.. S. C,. R.
Jaek :3awden, S. W.
Earl Livermore. J. W..
Id. Schoenhals, S, 13,
B. Sloman, J. B.
John .Derry, Trees,
A. N. Cudmoi'e, Secy,,
Wm. Appleby, Assistant Secy,
Dr, C. W. Thompson, M. D.
T.i31I MOTEL CLASS 01+' 31115
The Clinton Madel School closed
on Triday last. :Elev. Allin and
the{principal addressed a few
parting words to the students bo-,
fore lhjey separated for th,eirre
apective homes. Sir. Bouce was
' the reipicnt of a shaving out-
fit and umbrella as a token of es-
teem from his class, 'Wel are in-
lormed that the pupils not only
measured, up to former. classes but
that them conduct in school was
exrlmplar y. Many of the students
had already sect:red schools and we
are informed by the principal that
there will be no difficulty in any
of them] securing asituation, Those
having sceools be'fors the clos-
ing of the term, here. were. -
Bessie MacQuarrie
Alice McLeM.n..
Ella Mclean ,
Ves'cy Geiger
Roy Chowan
Ida Bothwell
Daily Roes
Elgin Schatz
Evelyn .Pollock ,
Pearl Kaake(
Victor Evans
Robert Joh.nsoi:
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Ontario GoVrenmc.nt lasts finally
decided to appoint a f:re marshal
for the province..E. f 'Hea".'on,
formerly manager of the Canadian I
Manufacturers' Life Association, is
the choice of the Cabinet for the I
important' host.
HOTELIOEEPER • ,FINE:D •
BefOre • Mice Magistrate An. I,
Brews, here,•leslWednesday, W..
Acheson, proprietor or the .Com-
merc•inl Hotel at •Hensal'l,. pleaded
guilty to a violation of the Can
adian Tempet'lince Act' and 'was
Heed $100 and costs as a seeoind
o.ffeni'e, ' The magistrate, • pvarned
Acheson that the next time he ap-
peared beioro .him it would be a
jail eentejnce.
'FACES FINE OF $50.
Inspector Torrance, of Souith
Huron, had a visit from Wm. Moir-
fatt, of Centralia., last 'Fridayy and •
they together visited. Pollee ']V dg's,.
trace Ancirelws, 'where, Moffatt i
pleaded guilty to violation of 'the
Canada. a'empeeance Act, and paid
a tine of 850 ands costs as a firsh
offence for "causing to be shipped
it to Centralia" liquor, in the n ante
of Wm. O'Reilly.
A WINNING EIGHT AGAINST
THE GREAT WRITE, PLAGUE •
The abovo is the Subj et. of a
free Lecture, illustrated, with Lan-
tern views and moving pictures•
to be; given in • the Town Hall on
the Evening of Thursday, the 20011
Jan. nest, by Rev. J, H. Dyke, the
'FitldhSecretary of the National
Sanitarium Association. This lec-
ture is invariably spoken of as in-
tergstfin,g• and instructive] and just
the sort tha11 everybody should
hear.
HURON MEDICAL MEN
ELECT NEW OFFICERS,
The 'Huron _Medical Association,
met here last Wedeac:dry in the
council chamber of the? town hall.
Scientific, papers were read 1-,y
Drs. McKay and Burrows of Seau-
forth and .Or. Thompson of Clin-
ton, and interec,sting Il.scussioas
followed each address, Thu new
officers for the coming year a:e
follows; P1esident,'Dr,, Michell of,
Dublin; vice-president, 1)r. Gal-
lows of, Goderich; secretary, Dr.
Hunter, Godch'ich. The next
quarter,y mertteg will be held in
Seal'o'th
SOUTH HURON WANTS.
A POLICE 'MAGISTRATE •
Exeter Advocate. -With all due
respect to the work of the magik-
trailes in this district,. and we bee
lie've there are no bolter in Wes-,
tern Ontario still is it not time
Exeter had a po.ice magis.rate for
the town' and surrounding muni-
uipalities of? Sleuth 'Huron, floc
that he will know any more, but
a police magistrate is air en wider
powers than the ordinary, justice
of the peace, and there is surely
no sensible reason why (h: suttee
part of this county, may not have
, a police magistrate las well as the
north at. \Vingham, the e est at
Cfodt;rich, the east; at Seaforth,
or the centre at Clinton', Let us
make a move at once. to have or.e
appointed,
' M6EWtiILL TO 'NEW
Is.E,L+':PER AND MATRON
Exeter Advocate ;-A large «tun
ber of neighbors and friends gath-
ered last Sa.utd iy. evening ac the.
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown to
wish them, Godrspeed and express
their regrets at their i e:noval to
take charge of the 'Hur an House
of Refuge. 'bliss Ethel Carruthers
read an appropriate address and
Mr.- Will Hicks. and Mr. J. Carruth
ers presented 'Mrs. Brown with a
,sunburst and Mr: Brown with a
gold chain attached' to which was
a' Masonic emblt(m, As this has
been their home( for over 25 yearly
they will be, much missed in the
coiiuuuinity. Mrs, Brown hag,. ,al-
ways ,taken an ,actfive interest in
Sunday. School and Church and in
the 'Women's Institute. The,, good
wish,.s of a hu,dtl of friends ;follow
them
MINOR LOCALS,
Only 9 more clays in 1,915.
A'Merry Christmas to our Reade,
ere.
Nomination, meetings on Mon-.
day.
Ta -;morrow night is "stocking''
night
Cheap fares on the raiIWtalys for
the holidays.
The stocking nelyer loss inter-
est at, Christmas time
Christmas ,Stories may be read
on page 6 of this iss!tt
Last 'Friday morning our citizens
travelled in slippery places.
Parliament has been formally
summoned to, meet on -January
12th.
The Goderich S. A. officers were
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Tlrui1iday DecitiYtber
fausamaainasnOmmordienimeeminissis
Christmas Guts
'Our stock is generous in variety, and
has' a wide range of prices.
We suggest to you that you cannot
find a better place to et just the
right present for ever yonT
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For the RIGHT present
For the RIGHT person
at the RIGHT price
Come RIGHT
to us
The .D Fair ea,
Often the eheapest--1AYways the Best
Penslar White Pine and Spruce Balsam
What's the use experin enting
with medicines? We know what
White Pine and Spruce Balsam is,
as the formula is printed on each
label. t
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 Chen ist THE PENSLA1 DRE STORE
Day and �T (' • assis'ting nr. Captain, Night Classes' Re -open ' O Don't forget the (Willis choir
• musicale orr‘. Saturday 1aCterno
on
January let at 4 o'clock;
clt�
=1?.idttng out Candidates and p.
both char-
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out presents are ar-
cl
y acteristic of the Christmas season
• We are forced to the be'ief than:
the song "It's Nice to' to Get up
in the Morning," applies only to
• the suxnmer- time,
Th Don't forget to, us know
• I who your Christmas Visitors are
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i or if yowl aregoinie, away to tell
spendin
• us where you' are g.
• ,Respite the wet day on Friday
• I last the hnuneltold' fur'nitur'e oft
• I the Whitelae.ad Estate went km„
w • good prices at tete auction sale.
I Giving, giving iv;ng; Yes,
5 , "giving up, sighs the 'avet'(age
• man and t hrrst nae leis then a
day distant 1t certainly is
• some ptoble�ir
w If your subscription has expired
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Phone 208,you may have' a do'll'ar you can't
account for, so we ask you toeemd;
s it home to the owner, your local
e editor , needs it.ootososos00000roososososio
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LOW FEES.
HIGH STANDARDS
POSITIONS GUARANTEED TO STUDENTS
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B. F. WARD, B. A., M. Accts., PRINCIPAL
Furniture, Rugs & i. inoteum
toWe can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going
furnish your home, or if you only want some odd pieces.
You will find it to your advantage to inspect our 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
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Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 2S.
' Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
Wishing our Friends an
Patrons
A Merry Christmas
and
A. Happy New Year
Tho' Cerner Store
"Live and Let Live"
leadquariers
Fac mamas
Candies, Nuts, Oranges, Lemons
Bananas, Grapes, Table Raisins
Pineapples, Cranberries, Celet'y, and
Lettuce
Bon -Bon's and Stockings for the
Children
Fancy Oakes -We have a gond assort•
nrent to choose from.
Wishing all our Friends and Oust()
a Merry Christmas,
Thos. Hawkins ► .j tlrp t
Plumbing and ,,eating o L,io unnifo °d
Agents for llecla Furnaces
Shop -over Rowland's Hardware I
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We take both pride and pleasure in showing
our fine display of Christmas Footwear—and, by
the way, is there anything that would make a more •
practical and sensible Christmas Gift for anybody
than a selection from our choice limes of excellent
Shoes ? FOR INSTANCE— 1
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We have Shoes for
business or for dress
wear, also Dancing
Pumps, Storm Shoes
Storm Rubbers, or
Artics, or handsome
House Slippers, Bath
Slippers, Etc.
We have Shoes for
street or dress wear,
Dress Slippers,. and
Colonials, Pumps &
Dancing Pumps, and
lioudior Slippers, etc
-the choicest models
We have School
and Dress Shoes and
Storm Shoes, Storm
Rubbers and'Ruhher
Boots, Storm Leg.
gins, Meuse Slippers
Baby Shoes, etc A
fine display of the
better styles.
COR'E—SEE OUR GREAT SLIPPER SHOW
Make your selections now and we will make any
exchanges desired after Christmas,
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FRED. J2 eKSON
BETTER SHOES
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