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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1915-12-30, Page 11865; Vol. 50, No. 27 appy C LINTON ONTARIO T°HURSDAYDECEMBER and Prosperos it ^ �, �..�N� � iH Nom. V�nrVVww w,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,�,,��� ,� Year o� World War __ A Happy New Year to our friends and to our friend's friends, Best Qnality.Drng Store The Rexall Store R,. O LM3338 vvvYvvvvvvvoovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvVvvvvvvvvvvvonneo_ wovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvWvvvvvvA.AAAAAAAAANtAAAAAAAAAAAAAA3, eRoyal B k M OF CANADA Capital Authorized x;25,000,000 Capital paid op 11,560.000 Reserve and undivided profits 13.500,000 Total Assets . , • • • ... 185 000,000 '3C) gRAlWC1:LJ: put i with World-wide Con:►eetion Interest Allowed on Savings Deposits general Banking Business Transacted. R• E. NANNING, Maw Clinton Rauh VVWW/VWVVVVVVVVWVVWWVVv.rVV�VVVvvVVVWVVVWWeeavw fl �c B.A N TTHE MO1SONS APlTAL AND RESERVE $8,800,000 O Branches in Canada A General Banking Business Transacted CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT BANK MONEY OPIDERS Savings Bank Department Interest A11oo cd at 21i€ihet,iCurrent Rate C.E. Dowding", Mfilit.ttrr 4`lint011 Prowl) INCORPORATED 1855 • ►.►.•s••®••e••• •• • •f • • • •• • • HAPPY NEW YEAR •• 4 • •••••••••••• Ordered Clothing Ire ad -to •li'car. Y Clothing ClotYti ., l • • • ••• • ♦• We are thanktul tor favors shown us during : the past year and we feel that our efforts to furnish the best of Outfitting at the lowest Z e price, • consistent with good quality, `have • been freely appreciated. • To our Friends and Patrons, one and all, We send A NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS • • • • • • •, • R • • • 4 •, • •h .rr 4. .:4. i• 4. • yuan heof tt h a �I� of P essatsseuse V T. Th � 4.i Agent for "C. lr. R. Telegraph Co "' Ever: 11' Il: a. ' � reg �, ea :ao� yo 'll. , dust ;U ' We are not content with battles already won however, and during the coming year we shall press forward to still greater achieve- ments, With best wishes for all we say once more YEAR. ., A HAPPY' NEW. 'M1 •y .m eeta swifnompenson of the, results of he -year's warfare in Eu rope by viewing the con- The ;ratepayers of town will trasts between the situation Lave an oppovtanity ofre-electing now and a year ago this time. On ao tite nyev fishuncil tits neaher. Those in the western front slight progress has the( field are; - been made) by the Allies, and there is Harry 'Fitzsimons an ever increasing weakness observ- en. T., Hawkins able an the German artillery. The W. J' Nediger opposing lines. in France and Bel- ` T Paisdefy • 3v.'P Shap,paid giuin remain practically where they .. R. J. lWlille;0 were at the beginning of 1915. How- H. Wiltse ever, this line of about 400 miles in C. J. Wallis length haseen altered but little. Wesley Walker • Hostilities between Italy and Aus- ;,,`'ori names were put up for t The uselessness of the German Wiltse and W.Jackson, Di. C. 11 . aged 55. tria began in May, and in October position of mayor ,and wills the 12 W. Ih Rowley, maP'resident of , Bulgaria invaded Serbia. • withdrawal of Mayor Jackson , M. the C. A., died rstiddeply in Toronto; 04, navy was apparent at the beginning Thompson was declared elected 17.Gen, A. M. aged (34.el, noted in the of the Year. The strongest squadron Mayor For 1916 -defense of Port Arthur in 1904 - afloat, that. of Captain Spee, compris- . Rt,eve' Fot d hacl n'o one oppose 5, et Petrograd, aged 67, ing five cruisers, had been wiped out him so he went in by acclamation. February. in the south Pacific ocean in Decem- Di Shaw tetirt•d front the Pub - 4. Lieut. Wtn. Sharpe; of Ottawa, bet. A few cruisers were sailing in lie Utilities C ntintiseion and B. killed while flying at Shoreham, African waters and in the Pacific, J. GibbingS not qualifying on Tues Eng raiding British commerce, Of these d:y. Mr. A. T. Cooper goes back 12. Fanny. Crosby, Winn writ - the Dresden was sunk early in the to his first levee Hydro and Water er, in Bridgeport, Conor Year, and the. Prince Eitel Friedrich wort tt and The New Era hopes he March. and Kronprinz Wilhelm were intern- cant furnish the ratepayers with,a historian ed at Newport News. Finally on Jan. complete record of the business 20• and rpubl c stele nnaWashington; 24 Vico-Admiral Beatty routed .the dome during the year. German raiding squadron in the Two, new l trustees were aged 80. North Sea. oh eted by acealin100n Geo. Mc- 21. Colonel F. D. Farquhar killed in Throughout the winter and spring Leeman hi St. James' Ward and T. action while leading Princess the submarine operations furnished J. McNeil in St. John's Witidalong • Pats at St. Eloi. the chief elements of, public interest with N. Ball in St. Andrenvs and I April. • Dr. •.T. S. Evans' in; St. Georges, 7. F. Hopkinson Smith, author and in the war. However, the situation..The s6 serve for two year's. I artist, in New York city; aged on the Russian frontier began to take Messrs. Thos.11'lasonn and E. 31.1. 76. on new and striking phases. 13unnifor'd were also nominated for 24. Lieut. -Col, Hart McI3aig killed in The Russian chief, with his centre ' ihq Council butwitted evu' ` .� Pub- action at St. Julien, aged 46. eld to the Vistula west of Warsaw, ile neetiutg was he d titer the nom May. sent an army to strike I oenigsberg, :nation, and under the (guidance 2. James Stewart Tupper, eldest on the Baltic sea. Still another Rus- or Ex-Couneil1or A. J. Holloway son of Sir Charles Tupper, at Ox- sian force was operating toward the I tea speaking was rushed through ford, Eng., aged 63. westward on the southern border of 1 and all over by nine o'clock. Miss Alice Fitzgibbon, Canadian 17. East Prussia, aiming- to flank the The Election takesplace on the literary and social worker in To - German position before Warsaw. 3rd of January and the new Cone- ionto. Making a fierce lunge on the Warsaw cit meets on the 101)1. 31. John W. Alexander, portrait art - front early in February for a feint, ,:•'ollowing are the nDminiatiolls net, president of the the German general Von Hinderburg from other municipalities' in'Hur- fit, f] former of Design, Na- threwn a column into East Prussia, 00 Co.- i New York city;maged 59. surprising the Russians. This. move } GUDER1017. June. compelled the Russians to abandon For Mayor --U. A. Rid, G. R. 17, Lieut, R. A. ,rune ford, killed at their attempts in East Prussia, and Wigle, Rutlert McLean and D. 'J• Bun, France. by fall in rteroplane. by the'end of the month the Germane AL,nning. Lieut.-Cdo1. Campbell Becher, had pushed the foe across the Rus- Reeve -Robert Me -Lean and i). A. of London, Ont., killed in action, sian border. Nairn• aged 42, Meanwhile interest in the move- Deputy Reeve -W. l+`. Clarke, I. O, 2p. A. R. Clarke, Toronto manufac ments on the eastern frontier was en- Lxtrhwiute and J. 6 tutor, died larged by the developments south- ward, involving most directly Russia and Austria. The Allies under the leadership of Great Britain attempted in February to open up Constantin- ople for Russia. The movement be- gan by a bombardment of the Dar- danelles in February by Allied war- ships.. This failed, but in March an- other and more powerful fleet open- ed fire on the Turkish forts along hl •m•, roughly v e ships w g The P shore. being sunk d handled, t bice battleships and two put out of action. This eastward sweep of the Ger- mans promised important develop- ments far to the north. Austria, however, had been cdnfrouted by a new foe far to the south and west of the scene of her orgies thus far, 86'16i . H. Kerr; & Son, Editors and Puba'isliers Year to One a •N••i