HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1914-01-22, Page 5trhursd;ay>, January 22nd,1914.
SK the technical
man
what he thinks
of the HOWARD Watch.
In morn than a hundred and fifty
highly specialized ci
g y p shied occupations Hownrto
time is a ruling factor. In industrial
plants -all along the Panama Canal --
on the
analonthe leading railroads of America -in the
Army and Navy and Government Departments.,
The Howwao Watch.is the finest practical.
timepiece in the world -and always worth what'
you pay for it. -,
HotYwnn watchmakers make and adjust ever,..
aiowat n as a fin, watch. -Cased et the factory aai
aimed in its own cue.
Printed ticket fiztr the Dice• —' " •t
1.4 us show you this distinctive watch.
From $35 Up
FOI;, SALE BY
W. Ni I E , ,®ARI
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
EYES "TESTED FREE
DOMINION :ALLAINCE MEETING
Although only given three .days'
notice before the meeting of the
Dominion Alliance, in the town hall
on Thursday, 22nd fnst.,'the 'Huron
• County Business Men's Association
have arranged for their represen-
tative to speak on that leveeing.
9Y11nkd
A wonsa to do honss work by the
day, must be gond cook and competent 'Formosa
•to do any kind of house work, liberal
wages to the right party. Apply to APRIL
Mrs. Malcolm L. McTaggart. Campaigning foe the King
Mrs. Beacom
India Mrs, Allan
Tney'trust rt hat a large numbjer of
their friends' will Lepresent. to
hear both 'aides' of the question.
LondesbOro
Mr. Ben Geddes, of B.elgarve, has
purchased- the store, house and stable
and land owned hyR. Adams, and will
start a general store about March 1
next, The consideration for the' pro-
perty was $1.000.
Mist Esther Lyon and her fathe;
Joseph Lyon. have purchased the fine
house adjacent to theMethodist church
from Mrs. Geo, Lyon, They are nice.
ing into their new home. Mr. Lynn is
over 00 years of age.
Mrs: Geo Lyon an daughter Rose
have rented and moved into R. Smiths
house.
The annual meeting of Burns Prestty
terien Church was held'on Wednesd'tty,
night,whilet
that of Knox Church was
held onThuisdaynight of this .week
and the reports'showed a very good
year in both churches, financially and
otherwise. The work seems to be pro.
greasing very satisfaetprily tinder the
leadersh-ipofthe new pastor; Rev. J,
G Reid, B. A.. who has had charge of
the congregations since last May,
Mise Ella Hooper of Exeter is the
greet of her cousin Miss Laura Shob-
rock this week,
"'Mr, and Mrs. Wm. 'Gooier have
moved from the Base Line to the 'louse
owned by Thomas Shaddiek.
Mrs. Geo, Brogden and Mr. Will
Brogden visited friends in ,Clinton on
Saturday.
Miss Susie Townsend bas returned
to Toronto after visiting with her sis-
ter, Mrs F. Woods.
MeeWillGibbs who bas been visit•
ing with his mother here, left on Sat-
urday for Oollingwood.
Miss Bella 4Vebsler has been spend•
ing a few days with her sister, Mrs. E.
Saville of Clinton.
,Messrs, Robt. and Ruben Gibbs and
Mise L. Gibbs spent Sunday at the
home of their brother, Mr. F. Gibbs of
Clinton,
Following is the program for this
year. Inc the W. F. NI. S. of the Pres -
by
res.
byteritin Ohurch:- •
JANUARY
The King's Business in Magnitude and
ainportanoe Mrs. Jenkins:
Missions in Korea Mrs. Elliott
FEBRUARY
The•King's Business in Magnitude and
Importance
Watt
t o Lance ....Miss .➢ ss Mar v
P
Y
'i alb
Relation of the W.F.M.S to the work
of the Chureir....Mrs. Hamilton
MARCH
Campaigning for tare King
• Mrs. A. Jamieson
Belle Soots
• Los
Lnst Fritinv evening on Beteen bury
street West. n 'mink colter, which bud
been tipped clic a Mtn,. hinder kindly
leave it at Cooper's book store and a
re.wrtrd will he given.
A1i1►lieatioils for Office
MAY
The Resources of the King's Arniy
S. C. Barr
Mission Work in Northern Ontario
- Mr's. J. G. Reid
JUNE .
The Resources of the King's Army
Mrs Herrington
lesion ,York in T'eulou,Mis, R. Reid
LY
lerary Mrs. Herrington
Mr's. J. G. Reid
• M
Applications nridressed to the tinder. JU
'nhnned and. mat -ked "Applieetinns for
1)fyice" will be received by Lhe Council Iii
of the Town of Clinton up to 0 p. in.
an Jnnttary 30th,' 1014, for the posi-
tion of
Clerk,
1.ree:e ei
Assessor.
Cliiet Gnfislahle, etc ,
Tax t'olleetta,
Night Watchman, '
t`erneteev Superintendent,
Pound Keeper,
Duties to commence on Te'ebru-ti y
36th, 1911 and to _continue felt one Th
year, or until finch other time as the
Council may determine,
AUGUST
Drilling the Kung's Amur
Mrs. McVittie
Slr
•
ort sketches on the life of Dr Mc-
Kenzie .. -. Mrs. Hugh Campbell
PTE MBTR
Ring's Treasnry ....rails. Vod den
e Foreigner in Canada
Mrs. Dr. Allison
D. L. MAC:.PII1 ft ON 00
Clerk, Th
;Eri11311€6l [Cdi,nirr4$19y' `_._- NO
TORI' R
auk oft ting
VEMBER •
The Unity of the Kingdon
Miss M; Reid
Short Sketches on the lite of Dr. 111e -
The .4.nnuel el,+et.iire of the Ilehillop
'Telephone Syslnnr, will he held in
C7 tilers 11,11 Winthrop, 01 %lo, '•1*•
milers, 20th, to receive the report of
'-the past year, and : ny other 1 ti:in- ss
thud may he err light Reface the meet:
ing.
NOTICE TO en EDI
In lase -1 ytlatc; of Annie
East
-----
Noziau is hereby given that all
Pers-onsha ring el against the
estate of Annie Balza llast later of
the town of Clinton, in the County
of Revel) Widow, deeeil;ed,
who died on or abort the fifth day
day of Jainiary, 191.1, are required
•Sto'de iiver lo the undersigned
Herrfson Wil tee, or his solid tot, on
or before the fourteenth day of
: February, 1911, a full statement' of
their claims 'together with particel-
areslltlherleol and-the;natnre of the
[securities, if any, hleld by them all
duly verified by affidavit,
AND TAKE NOTICE) that after
the said last mentioned date, the
said Harrison W91tse will prom:el to
u e ca the estate of tine said de-
ceased amongst the prrsone enti-
tled there to having regard only
to such claims as they shall have
received due nlotice in -;'accordance
herewith,
Dated at Clinton, this 19th clay of A Positive Remedy for Mind
-
January, 1914, • ruif Itching and Eczeauie AOect-
IIARRIS.ON WILTSE, ,Executor, ed Scaip.
W. BRY,D.ONE, Clxi�bon, Ont.
Solicitor for the Executor. ( ULINTUN, ONTARIO
1- EDGAR AR e. iviuNRe
DABBER
Agent Foil
CANADIAN
'"BOOSTER"
Hair Tonic and Scalp Remedy
One Application Stops Itching
Scalp.
Two sizes: 50 c. and 75c. per bottle.
The above tonic is one of the Sur-
est and Quickest Remedies .for
Dandruff, Itching, and Eczemic
Scalps I know of; and it does not con
taro oil, grease or gumminess, nor
anything else women object to, and
you can put your hair up right after
using. without having to shampoo it.
You will also like the way it leaves
your hair.
Track 01 our Furniture
• is our auuarantee
and That of the Maker
Some Furniture is put togeth-
er merely to sell. Oxus is macre
by experts for long and satisfac-
tory use. And this serviceable.
nese iscombiued with an artistic
appearance which renders it un-
usually attractive. -A visit to
our warerooms will please both
yourself and us.
The Cheapest Spot in Huron' to
Buy all Kinds of Furniture '
BALL & .[ i so
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
N. Bali 110 —R SiB;i;NCI: PHONES — J. D. Atkinson 1.30
TER CLINTON' NNW
Kenzie ,
'DECEMBER
The Unity of the Kingdom
Mss, Johnston
The 1' ,.
G t 151711' Message i tAe
Mrs. Hutton
Mrs. Knox
New Nooks
Books have been added to the
library, shelves during the past
month, are asefollowee-
Wild Animate ati'Home-,Seton-•
Children of :the Wild='Rolsiet'te
B:andboolc of Nature Study -'Com-'
Isitlock
Garden Farms
ee
e n Uorhott
Dbmestic BI1de R'obinl n. ' ' •
With the Men who do Things -Bond
Handicrafts and Sports -Fraser'.
Injurious Insects- O'Kane
In theHeart of;Old Canada -Wood
The Scott Originals -Crockett
the Dickens Originals Pugh
Charles Diekens- Chesterton
R. L' S.• -Watt
Massie Weuch-Moir
Counties of Ontario -Weaver
Pageant of the Forth- Dick'
New World of the S;uth-Ec'itchett
Your United States -Bennett
Open Trails-Canuck
The Best of n Bad Joh-Duncan
Beyond the Old Frontier- Grinnell
Gold -White
Soul h America-Bryee
English. Lakes -Home
Abbotsford
The Trossachs -Milton
Vikings of the Ptluihc Laut
The Heart of Gaspe Clarke
Seine from Havre to Paris -Thorpe
Southland of N. America -Putman
Last Expedition -Scott
Reminisdences of Scottish Lire -Ram-
sey
F'•dinliurgh Anecdotes -Watt
English Life and Character -Forbes
Behind the Beyond -Leacock:
The .Lost Road -Deals
Moeassin Maker -Johnson
Black Creek Stopping Pitice-Mc-
Olug
Poison Belt -Doyle
Crowds -Lee
Malting over Martha -Lippman
Laddie -Stratton. Porter
Dr. Reamer's Patient -Meade
Row it all came About -Meade
A. Gay Charmer -Meade
A Girl in Ten lllonsand-Meade
Polly -Meade
The Golden IdenRoad-Montgomery
Do Welt and Do Little-Sigerson
Four Gates-LeTeuvre
Some Builders -LeTeuvre.
A Woman's Love -Flocking
Candlelight Days-Tesitey
Letty'e Treasure- Griffith
Snnbridge Girls -Stuart
Helen and the Uninvited Guests -Gil-
christ.
Aimee Sophomore Year-Breiteubaek
Ootmtry Cousins -Deland.
Little Runaways -Curtis.
Pattey's Social Seeson -Wells
Responsibilities of Buddie-Ray
Five Yards to Go -Williams
The Young Farmer -Hill
Wilderness Castaways -Wallace
Bravest boy in Camp-Seightou
Scholars and Scouts-Protheroe
Red Feathers -Roberts
Onunades of the Trails-Robeets
The Shagganappi-Johnson
Inside or the Cup- Churchill
Sevenoaks -Rolland
Otherwise Phyllis- Nicholson
Huger -Johnston
�'frestways- Mitchell
White Linen Nurse-Abtott
T. Tem barum-Burnett
Chief of the Ranges •-Cody
And Then Came Jean -Wason
Dave's Daughter -Cole
On Board the 13eatie-Ray
'Keeper of the Vineyard-2+tanley
Valley of the Moon -.London
Pal tuers-'Deland
Cnaiedian 13anit Clerk-Busehlen
tA Broken halo -Barclay
The Wind before the Dalen—Mlnngor
Story of Waitsti]1Baxter'-Wiggins
Ns Others Nee 'Us
We give tate opinions of the Godo
rich papers on`•the hockey mateh
played in the County town last
Wednesday
Star.
On Wednesday night 'the old-time
opponents of tulle Goderich Koch
eyl'beam, from aplac•e` calledClin-
ton, situated 12 males from here,
were the attraction at West St. rime
and received a Warns reception from
':tare ape/relators and playetls alike.
The G.T.R. train from that.s tation
was over hall an hour lata, and in
consequence it was nearly 9 o'clock
before ;play stalled. When the
Cain Comities kap[ ;arield' em the ice
their'suits were sot much like, the
Goderl& •s'es';en's that the flatten.
hadt oretire and don white Mother
Hubbard's', causing further delay,
There re vvas a [
fair crowd of spedlat-
ors present, and: the game most ex-
citing from staztt to finish, Referee
Toad Edtlruncls, of Stratford, hand-
led the lisle he a satislfactory man-
ner, 'keeping the cotniteet clean
� ether Pay
the Price
Don't be tempted to choose. cheap
Jeweley, Fee better to pay a fair
price and know exactly what yoti are
getting.,
You'll never be sorry -for as a mat-
ter of money it is real the most
economical.
'That's been said so often that every-
body by this time Should know it -
end yet there's no scarcity of cheap
Jewelry in the land.
Now to get personal -Ii you would
like to miss that sort altogether -cone
If you would like to buy • where high
qualities' end nothing but are dealt in
-come here.
And even e,t that, noperson eve['.
said that our prices wereunfair.
P• 'e0fillter
Jeweler and Opticitun
throughout, the penalties being
rent ev nl .d" 'de 3 0 r
ave d. T r #i st
half of the game was stubbornly
contested, both sidles working hard•
Goderich ,seamed to have the best
of the argument, a'aining shot after
shot; ol(Olinton's goal but good
play of Johnston be'twelein the poles
prevented scoping, Inthie round
the home team [cored the, fidat
goat atlabout quarter time, and
Clinton notched one about two min
utes before half time wastup mak-
ing the score one allOtitis/pee...-
iod'. In the *mond part of the
game it was pretty much all Code -
rich, they played rings around their
opponelnits, arida it had not been,
for Johnstion's good woitk there's
sto telling- what the( scone nvouid
have been. In this period
Gode-
zichGprled upfive tall' s
and Clin-
ton got two. All the ,home players
were 'light on ?tlhleir• metal all
through the etruggg' ie and -showed
much improvement;, Millileir play-
ing since; the Stratfortd& game here.
The Signal.
Perhaps never before iiy recent
years was' theife a4 more brilliant{
victory won by the Goderich hock-
ey club than last night, whietril that
Meals non-plussed Clinton fit the
initieltmeddiatle [series of 0:1I.A. by a
double score of 8 tto3 The fight
was keen and the visitors put up
to rear good t{usste _ i ' '•las
through 1ot
f
aur` of their
own,
Pa
peciatly he goal keeper, that
the
boys[ of yellow and red \roar down
Ko defeat, but it was the superior,-
iii.[y Wile home team. After get,-
fling on/the 1ee(ftwas found that
the 'sweaters of the two teems were
thou . much alike and thetOoderich
boys pu't. 'white ones"ovleit' ehe,ir
regular garments, `bus' giving them
tlane appearancye of angels. After.
itheldrotp of ,the pusttic, Clef tog
gedLand went off •rii
t
h
e
aubber Millis teeth, but had not
) gone far when 'Wiggins chlelelee(d
and rushed the rlubbler emote the
Clinton, goal. When within about
five felethashort, but Johtnstondid
some [stellar wont: and eide tracked
(the flying rubber, Wiggins and
"Plug" McDonald worked a twin
rusta, and' a couple of tidies fooled
the Clintons and [simply' "rained"
blr,e ,goal, but Johnston wasinn,the-'
blob every time and rebutted the l
ullets which came like hail from
(the white caps. After :about 15
�,
minutles of playing, most of it be-,
ing on the visitors grlound Deny
McDonald rushed and this time the
shot went, home,, whille the, crowd
tcheeriedf. Just as- half ''time was
nearly up Draper with some as-
aiiellgance ecored" once, for the; visit-
ors. This, finished' the 'first period
wiilh an even score 'of 1-1. The
second half was excteedingly fast
JollhIilrg €learin Sale
Thanks to our many patrons and friends, our 2nd
Semi -Annual Clearing Sale has to•dare been an unquali-
fied success , We are -making a final clean-up of broken
lines in vire'a number of styles of Women's and Men's
fine Footwear.
It willbe worth while to gee these for.yourseli
About TooP let airs Women's
on 1's
Patent and Kid Bluchers
laced Boots, reg. prices
2.25 to 4.50 sizes
only 2i, 3, 3' 4 9$
4, 7, sale price
Women's Felt Laced
Boots, regular
price 1.75, sale, 55
•
price
c
Men's 50 pairs l�I
ens
Calf and
Patnt Bluchers, sizes
only 6, 6i, 7, 7•'F, 8, 81-,
regular prices
3.00 to 5 00,98
sale price •
Women's Felt Laced
Boots regular
price 1.50, 'sale
price •
•r.r.,..,. ,..s.-cls.-,-•.w.M•s.-
1-1. S. eflAPMAN
Phone 70 - Clinton
a
January Sale
of All Winter Goods
Out
Annual Sale le
of
all
nes of Whiter Goods'
starts Saturday, January 3
rd
tress
Ladies and Childrens Mantles ,
Mens and
Boys Overcoats
FurFU - "
-lined and Fur Collared Overcoats
1+'urs, Fe't Boots
Slippers, Peers; etc '.
See our Ladies
Mantles that're alar(
@@' g y sold at
ro.00 and
pI2,0p, Clearino at 4.95
Don't Miss These Bargains
Plumsteel
SMALL Bros.
L PROFITS MORE .BUSINESS
tweeneweenme
and several fine plays vers. seen, the •ganse was over called
on both sides. The whites realized 1(ogether and gavle, three
ithat'itwas time for ijhom, to glet for the victors,bus.
azd rshcgium.'Plug' ed and aaorreda
second. The Mans then worked a
ttvo-man combination and tlristime
"Deny" performed the stunt, mak-
ing the ,score 3'to 1. Clinton retal-
iated and Draper in a scrimmage;
slipped in a(econd& r It was here
that one of the finest playsl of the
evening was .seen when Belcher got
the rubber from almost in front of
his own net,
rushed u•s
bed'
hal way, aY,
shot
and encored,white the spgetatora
ebrought down the house. The eee-
sawing continued and this time
Chisholm scored on a pass from Wig
gins making it 5 to 2 for the tvlrfte
caps. Keri' then worked aecheme
i and the rubber vent up, 'to the
Goderich goat when ludslipped it
in, scoring the thittd and last one
• for Clinton. The Goderich "bunch"
who istarttd out well with cbmbin-
irtion Style caste back to it again
and worked upelose to. Clinton
Oaf and with 'the gooel assistance
of Wiggins. Megaw scored. shortly
before the referee's ,bell an'nouarced
"game ovar." Each man of the
home beam deserves' much credit
for the excellent game hetplayed
,
and
Tire Clinton boys also didwell.
® �I Grigg
Johntit,on in goal was the star of
thatthatteam and Rumball on defence
prevepjjed what might have been
serious aecadents to. the visitors.
The e'amo was clean an very fele .Jeweler and Optician
enables were handed out• Cap-
Vtaindvery ball of the Clinton team issuer all Ito.ri'itabe LicensVes
`y gentle,manly bund after
i
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Headaches
Cured.
Ninety per cent. of
headaches are caused
by imperfect eyes.e
We can permanently
cure such heada
+ with glasses.
we fail
we will
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We are making Radical and Sweeping Price Reductions in this Department—Profits and Cost
have been lost sight of in our Desire to Relduce the Stocic.
Rubber Collars 2 for 25c
Men's ansi Boy's Rubber Collars, all sizes, three
styles, regular 25c Collars,' sale price f22c
20C Liner Collars 12%
5o dozen men's and boy's pure Linen Collars, in
all the up -to date styles, all sizes in stock, regular 20c
Collars, sale price 2c
50c Men's Tiles 29c
About ten dozer( Wen's Silk Ties, four in hand,
puffs, and knots, some are slightly soiled from hand-
ling during the Christmas rush, regular soc values,
sale price 29c
25c men's Ties 9C
About 5 dozen men's Silk Ties, four in hand, and
knots, t , t he same reason as above applies to this clear-
ance, regular 25c values, sale price gc
Men's Soft Shirts 79C
l3roken lines of men's soft fronted Shirts, regular
prices up to $1.25, sale price 79c
75c Men's Soft Shirts 4.9c
10 dozen men's soft fronted Shirts, perfect goods,
all sizes, regular 75c, sale price 49c
Men's Stiff Fronted. Shirts 79c
25 dozen men's stiff fronted Shirts, all sizes, regu-
lar 1.25 to $1.3o, these are slow sellers with us, and a
huge bargain to those -who wear them, don't miss this
chance, sale price ... 79c
$1.5o `Men's Sweaters 98c
About 1 dozen in the lot, dark red only, and men's
sizes, regular $x.5o, sale price 98c
50c Men's Caps 25c
Men's good heavy winter Caps, in dark colors, all
sizes, regular 5oc lines, sale price • 25c
75c Men's, Caps 49C
About 2 dozen in the lot, fur bands, good styles,
regular prices 75c, sale price 49C
•
$to,00 Men's Overcoats 5.00
Seven only, men's Overcoats, good heavy dark
tweeds. sized from 38 to 4o only, regular prices $lo.00
each, sale price 5.00
Men's Hats at 98c
We have laid out for quick selling during this
sale, about 3 dozen men's hard and sok Rats, assorted
lot, some are better values than others, come early for
these, regular values up to $2.5o, sale price 98c
Men's Calf -Skit Coats 15 00
Three only, men's brown calf Voats, size 40 only,
regular $25 0o Coats, sale price'
Deep Cuts hi c6as tOver
The weather is here for warm Clothing, note the
following slaughter prices on up-to-date Gnats, regu-
lar $14.00 coats 9 co
Regular $16,5o Coats IT.o0
Regular .$15.00 Coats ' 13.00
Men's Blue Serge Suits $ ,00
Men's navyblue serge suits,
single breastd, al' sizes, regu-
lar $12.00 for' 9,00
Regular $ T 5.00 Suits for 1 i ,00
25 per cent Off
Boys Clothing
During this sale we are put-
ting out twenty-five boy's
Suits, two piece, right up to
the minute in style, LION
BRAND at 25 per cent off
regular prices.
15.00
1 w
25 per cent Off
All Odd Pants
Men's odd Pants made of
good quality tweed and fancy
worsted, perfect fit, and °work•
manship guaranteed, splendid-
ly trimmed during this sale 25
per off.
OZOT
2rourn Cien/on
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