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MEN'S STORE.
Custom Tailoring
Men's 'Furnishings.
'Phone 103.
Opposite) Public Library,
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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
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Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Light in con
strucbiort and design bit ex-
tremely well made in,every de•
tail. Here ere the finest creations
of the 'furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discriminating buyer.
The Cheapest Spotlit Huron
o bray allkinds of Furniture
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MTNQJIh, 4OCk1LS, f TRAiFFIC,HEAVY, .
ST1L,1 CLIMBING
' The railways had a bit •taisinees
this Christmas and, no'doubt will
keels up the record this ;NeW Years
too. The, holiday 'comxng • :before
the Sunday and cheap v,ae''esmakes
ti dlffc) c nee, 13ut one moment---
I, Till's is the 5l6 h day that the British 'diel; you telat the, New Era about
1 Empire has been at ,war with Ger- sort, visitors olr,votu visi8? Rs=,
many0 irc•iitbor,our phone nufither 30 !
CLUB TNG, SMALL CHANCES.
Nj is:the time-to'select and The chance that Clinton 'will
place your order for reading gnat- a hockey team 'in any of the
ten for the -rooming year, We club ,;litaguee does not look very bright;
twith sail, the "leading daily , land this season. Many of our old play
tteekly newspapers and all foreign ets have moved away and no neve
! periodicals and magazines at close material is in sight, t We under i
I pr4ees• Call at the New Era 06tice
! and( leave your :orders
1 $29 AND COSTS
"The boys" find i1) rather •ex-
pelsiwet to lie found drunk in
Ruront' County and lesspeptor Tor -
ranee is determined that the law
si c i d that Mitchell will not 'have la
team, in the Norfh'ere • League 51-
C'LTNTON k1ODPLS,CB,OQL
The Clinton Public Sahonls crowd
nn Wednesday. Many of ilio rooms
had snitaahle clo ing exircisc;e, the
will be strictly enforced. Jack Christmas spirit predominating in
Cramer on,'of;Bayfield Edward Shaef dil 'he ninth era Mi=s Rands was ere
es, and Chas, Troyer, of 1Hensalll. rented with,a letth"r encased time
have recently, paid to Police bIagis-
trate Andrews $20 and( costs for
0�061 t iolatilon of section 141 ,of
the lliguox'<'license act, which is in
forge ln all'-C.T.A. counties. 1
FPOIWIER`WESTFIELD RESIDENT
Mr W n E. E't nsmore, aged S5
years, ,11 months and 18 clays pass
ed away^ -at the home of his daugih
ter, MTs' Robert( A. Roberton on and the entire proeee s will go to
' Christmas Day on the Bayfield the' 161st Regiment for reernitiog
IRoad,, Stanley. 'Phe'futeral was pullposes. This is Dr: McDonald's
held(, on Tuesday morning at 9 fase appearance on IY platklorm in
o'clock, and proceeded' tr. :qhs Clinton, and as the money goes to
Westfield 'Methodist church where rci:ruiting no 'doubt the hall will
service was Made
at 1.30 and inter- will be packed on this occasion.
went was niade at the 'W estfieid
Cc,metei!y. Fuller particulars will MINOR'. LOCALS '
be given next week. Get' ready to write 19t6.
Thd old � 11 on
piece by hot' class and 'r in excellent pro
gramme was carried out. Santa (ilius
appeared on the scene during. the
afternoon.
CUM1NCif TO CLINTON.'
Dr, J A McDonald' of Toronto.,
will deliver hie lecture "Canada
A.mongt the Nations" in the Town
Hall, Clinton, on Pridey, Jan. 14th,.
COUNCIL; MEETING.
ING.
The last meeting of 1915 coun-
cil' will he held on Monday even'
ing'to wind -up the years_ business
A1Jr he members should bear this
ir, mind and make it a point to be
there.
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WITH Ti E CHURCHES.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
A Watch -night ,service, consist-
ing of the Anbi-,Commusaion Ser-
vice, with appropriate hymns, will
, De-
cember
m Friday, D
I at 11.0 ,
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comber 31st
Tuesday
TWILIGHT .'MUSICALE. c spell ty nimbi
froze some pumps 'Got' a little while
The following is the program The Manut ae',drer's Life Insur-
for the Twilight Musicals to be ancd Co. has, been taken over by
held in liiis Church: on Sat- trial Sun Life. Co t
ut'day, Ja'nuaty i-sf, if- 4 o'clock.- Schools open on Jan 4th, 1916.
Organ Solo "Marc:lid Relagicuse"- By the way the children are ask-
Guilanant ing' when the rank will be opened?
Tito Pastime Club held a very
Solo "Peace feud' Rest'' --Batten enjoyable dance on Tuesday night
Mrs, A. De La Penotiere. \Nelle the are going to have some,
Organs Solos "AJlle,gretile"inEfiat excitement anyway! And who is
-"Adagio" in E minor -Barnby going to be the 'dark horse?
Anthem "Sing 0 (Heavens''-Sttllir The Council ur 1915 mi'ets one
van' The' Choir. Monday, evening for the Inst, time
-, to pass all- accounts that have
•' Solo 1[,es Cloches Ha:•berger ocenrerefd during the ,past month.
o Organ Solo "Melody in A" -Rhine- `v(1N TR17 ROAtiT.
beer a eF,
Fart 2. E-:-CouhicilVn• W. .1 Miller if
Vocal Solo "Selected': 1Tulletll, who nor. resides at his
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Mrs. Sabelecte fine residence on Ontario Street„
Orga)fast
•Solo "Fantasia( and Storm" offerewas ld byc1R.'Fitzsimons y one to t&1Sonfor-
Le(mmens, the one making the nearest guess
"The Strain- Upraise" --Sullivan. to tho weight of the animal 'hang -
On Sunda morning, January Thu. Choir. ing up in their butcher shop.
Y g Organ Selo "Intdinxezzr,''-.Hollins LVIr. Millet guessed •110 poualds incl
2nd, No. 1 Company of the 161st g rhoan'lma' weighed 405'5 pounds.
Battalion( will attend Divine Ser- God Sate the 'King ' There wpm over S00 gueeSc s and
vice. By order of The Majesty the p, C. D J3x'istowe Organist they ran•e'ed from 250 up to 1150
Ring and the Arehbishop of Cante
burly there will be a Service of
at both the morning, and evening.
seor'ices, at which tlhel choir will
render special music.
WILLIS CHURCH
The first Annual Watch Night"
slervice of the Oovenanr Bile OlasS
will be -held in the lecture room Phi
day evening Dec, :31st at 11 o'clock. l ter •
The Choir are holding •v, Twilight
Musicale on New • Year's Day at 4 p.
1m. in the church.
New Year's Services will be held
next Sunday morning and evening.
Mr. Harper's subjects will he; "The
I Tread mill Vision" and "A' Will that
i Limps,"
ONTARIO T. CHURCH.
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We take this opportunity to wish all our Friends and Patrons
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A Merry Ohristmas and
A Happy and Prosperous New Year.
JOHNSON' O•
Phone 111
THE STORE OF QUALITY
lfill;fiil•, 3hrriages
BIRTHS.
WATTS -s -In Clinton on Dec. 18Th to
Mr, iaud'Mrs. P. W. Watts, a daugh
COOK-Tn Clinton on 11'Ionday,De-
sember 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Josh
Cook, a son.
MARRIAGES.
SAV 1.G]1-McGT.'TI'Oti-In Monism,
Mich„ on Dec. 28th Ada Willa •
McGuire of Clinton, to :Edward
S tt agy of Monroe Mich.
TOLLSTEWART-At the home of
'bride's parents. Mary Street Clin
ockeg-0OtS
For all Ages and Both Sexes
Are Here
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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 lever 'popular Lightning
Hitch Boot for men, boys and'womeli'are
with us again, together with a number of
other styles
Men's Hockey Boots
$2.00 to $4 00
Boys' Hockey Boots 1.75 to 3.00
Wollten's Hockey' Boots2.00 Y. 3.00
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Christmas services were held on
day, Mr. Russell May assisted the
pastor in the morning and We an ton, byRev. C. C. Keine, Laura
address that was well received, Emma youngest daughter of Mr.
in the evening the choir rendered and. Vers. Wm. Stewart to Mr.
•a sacred "Ltautata" that greatly de Fret' "W Toll. of East Wawanosh
lighted an audience that filled the Wednesday Dec. 29111 '
church to. the doors. The choir by •
W ELSH±.JT;NIZINS-At the irides
common consent was never heard t�
' home Ion Wednesday by Rev. W.
better advantage. The pastors a
dress ou "The Practical Humility of
Christ" was also well received. Beauti
ful roses, caxnations and "Mums'
added much attractiveness to )ha
church decorations,
A Patriotic service will be held next
Sunday afternoon at 2,33, officers of
the 161st Battalion will be present and
take part in the service.
The scholars of the Sunday School
t were given a freesupner and a sleigh
s ride on Tuesday evening. will
Services appropriate to the day
he held next Sunday -the. first Sab
bath in the New Pear.•
A Watch Night Service will be held
on Friday night at Eleven o'clock in
whichthe people of Wesley Church
will unite with those of Ontario Street
pounds but none came between 400
L.. Rutledge, Miss. Lily '.youngest•
daughter of Mr. xne'I Mrs. Row-
land Jenkins, of Goderich Twp.
to Mr. Nixon Welsh, of Toronto
son Of 'NL'. and Mrs. Robt. Weiuh
of( Clinton.
DISA THS.
FOOTE - In Stanley on Dec. :1.51'01
Wm. Foote, second son of John
F'onte, aged 49 years
DENSMORE,-In Stanley at the
home`'ot his daughter, Mrs. Root.
A. Roberton, Bayfield Road, Win
H. Densmore, aged 85 years, 11
months and 18 days.
GOLL;D•--int Goderich Twp. pn
Dec. i 25th 'Mrs, Wm. Gould aged
78 yours,
410. Tho live weight of the animal
was 690 pounds.
PRETTY W.EDDiNG IN CLINTON
A quiet but pretty wedding took
plane at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm, Stewart, Mary Street, when
their youngest daughter Laura Em.
inn was united in marriage, to Mr.
Tied W. Toll, of East Watvanosh.
1l. hall -past -one to the strains of
Lohegrina bridal chorus people by
Miss Mild) ed Toll, sister of the
groom. The bride, who was attir
ed. in cream silk, colunne wearing
the conreuatonal veil and orange
blossoms and carrying a shower bo
duet of white rose buds and lily of
ialleyl entered the parlor loaning
on the. arm of her father The
Young eouple took their places be-
fore a bane: of ferns where the;
w e+d?ing •ceremony was performed
by Rev, C. C. Koine in the presence
of only theimruediatie relatives of
the family, After the ceremony
and COD grattthlatlions the young
couple led the 'ivay to the din-
ing room, where a dainty luncheon
was served. The young couple left
on the. 1.20 train for a short visit
with fr'iccnds inLoncloi) Chatham,
and other places. The bride travel
ing in a Russian Grey cloth dress
with fur trimming, wearing a black
coat of black seal plush and black
hat. On their return they will 10 -
side on the groom's farm near
A uburn.•
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.
Last! week at thel closing of 'the
C. C.; I the following address was
read, to 1VIr. Robb, and a gold head
ed cane was presented to him, also.
during .the day the C. C I. Cadets
gave rum a -pipe. Following is the
tddrebs.-,.
Mr, C. W. Robb,
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'To' Cover' a,,W hots' Year
We want; every day in the new,year to be a ►nippy,
one for you -the kind of happiness that' conies 'with
good health,,good cheer and good business..3 be •kind
you have when you sleep soundly, waken gladly, look-
ing forwarcl to s day.; of good things, and in the evening
being able to look back ,it a day that has p you a day
ahead. That is what is in our mind when . pen these
three words to you HAPPY NEW YEA :.
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1916 HELPS
Gist of the Lesson
Peloubet's Notes • ,
Tarbell's'G4iide
Arnold's Commentary
Office and Pocket Diaries
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Fair �., Co.
Often the eheapest-,TUWays,the'f�est
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Penslar White Pine and SpruceBalsam
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 -
JE 1I O V 5i.
Diszp'ri[sitig Chemist THE I'ENSLAR DRUG STORE
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Furniture, Rugs & 1 inuleumb 1`�
to furnish .your home, or if you only want some odd pieces.
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going
You will find it to your advantage 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
satisfaction
atisfac
and weguarantee the best of
CNF D
'Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 2S. f a
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Resedenec over st •
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0 e" We, however, cannot allow this last
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ocession. upon whist', we meet in the
• relations of teachers and pupils,4n
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• pass ithybout tweena`J1` J�' pleasures The complete bond of svin
0 q0n pithy between us has made our work
• 0 'under your care a happy tall. aad we
e• Clinton
• would feel notbing but sorrow at your
0 o leaving us if we did not know that to
9 Ont., •
• you it rooms a well earned promotion
• and iecogniti?n of your worth as a
sjse
• teacher, We desire, therefore to con
• gratulate you upon your protnotian to
0 ormoommio. • one of the highest positions in the
• Province, and we have every confd
• . euce that your success in Toronto will
• I be as marked as it has been in Clinton
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Day and' Nighi1A Glasse' Re -open en • ediilnthietosinchnie�our best wishes
for,the happiness of hirs. Robb in your
• t'�t ,' r•� new home. hers. Rabb has whole
• TUesda.y, Jalll'lr 4,thv your
® hearGedly interested herself in
• work in Clinton ae:d in the life and
• welfare of the Scotia We' feet that
! in her leaving with you we are suffer
• ing a double lose. We do not know
O whence the custom is arrived that
• arms the teachers hand with a cane-
g emblems at once of ,his dignity end
• authority - but whatever its origin we
0 take it to be of happy omen, and we
• will ask g our permission to' present
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you with this Cane as a token of our
e love .and wod will. Where you go,
6 ! maw it go and, ever remind you of the
• pu{i'I yogi lettyou, hind indOfinton e
sorry to lose you, y g
higher • that you were rising a, stip ti 6 set
0 your profession,
Signed on 'behalf of the pupils of
Clinton Collegiate Instute
Mi
rTtieLunt: ddleton
1 The Corner Store
1 "Live and Let Live"
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Wishing our Friends and
Patrons
A Merry Christmas
and
A. Happy New Year
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Plumbing and 'Beating
Agents far leech Furnaces
Shop -over Rowlands Hardware
Wishingl'
one and al
A Happy
and Prosperous.
New Year.
We take this opportunity to thank
all our customers and friends for the
liberal patronage given us during the
past year, and would ]i 'cit a cortin 1'
ance of the same.
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H21:'1?Y NEW YEAR
TM IDEAL SHOE STCR
We now bid, good-bye to the old yeah
and welcome the new !S
With thanks and best wishes to all our 'patrons
we say once more
A HAPPY NEW .•YEAR
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We swing into 1916 with a detiermination to dis-
count all our past efforts in serving the cont,
munity with the best shoe values and the': .- .
best service Our aim is to keep,
this store
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