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Time and again during the past few' weeks notes' of`warni'ng have been
sounded, in the way of chilly winds anct frosty nights—reminding everyone
that it is high time to provide for the colder weather sure to come.
Warm Coats are urgently needed now: Nor will women wish to defer
the pleasure of buying, when they have stocks so complete and satisfying as
ours, from which to choose, Some new lines 'Fust .added- make such an
assortment of the styles deemed,. correct for winter wear, that, choosing the
one best suited to your style and requirements is a pleasant` and interesting
task.
TinterCoati•.tiks in•.'th'e Fashionable.•
Weaves
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. The woman clever enough to make her own coat, has surely a choice, of
materials.'Soft, warm Blanket Cloths, Chinchillas Niggerheads,
lovely
Mottled Checks and fancy weaves of all kinds, in' the eason's best colorings.
A Superb Display of Beautiful Furs .i
that now Ready at Browns
The first nip of winter makes everybody think of furs. And to -day we
invite you to come and see some very special values in FurSets. A visit to our
Fur Department will prove most interesting whether you wish to buy or not
Were you Ready forth .t Dash of Snow last vv,:ek?
Here are Suggestions of Needed Warm Clothing' and things for the Monte
Aair of Solt, Woolly Blankets and a Light, Fluffy Comforter gives the
nicest kind f wamth these cold nights —And we have so many special values
ready.hYou are afforded very satisfactory choice. For example, here are--
Union
re-Union Blankets—Nice, soft wool with cotton warp.
A11 Wool Blankets—Soft' and fluffy. thoroughly scoured and shrunken.
Pure Wool Blankets—Extra large, soft and fluffy, pink and blue borders
- Imported Kopek Tilled Comforters—With good quality sateen covering.
Floral design with plain bands to match,pink, blue and green colorings
Down -Filled Comforters -Light, fluffy filling and good quality sateen covering
Warm Underwear
Is of the first importance and we are ready with the best selected stock
we have ever shown, to fill everyunderwear need of man, woman or child.
Sweater Coats •
For Men,' Women and Children are classed among the necessary winter
1 garments. Our assortment, is large and includes all the wanted styles.
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CLINTON MARKETS.
Hoge, $7,26.
Butter 22e to 24c.
Eggs 28e to 30c
Wheat $1.00, '1.05.
Oats 43c to 16e
Buckwheat 58e ,to 60c,
Baled Hay $10 to $11.
Pees $1,20 to 1.25.
Shorts $30.00.
Perry:
tPeeri��5s
Players
will be at the
Town Hall, Clinton
1 Night — Saturday, Dec. 61
"Belle of the P'ost".
A Strong Illlilitary-COliledy Dratn:f
Special Scenery and' Electrical Effects
Vaudeville Between Acts
POPULAR PRICES'
Plan at Fair's Book Sto5e
CLUBBING RATES.
On page 5'of this issue The New
Era's clubbing rates for 1915 are
given. 'Yea' order any other
papers if desired.
AT. HOME. .'
The Modelites held their At
Home in the town hall On Wed-
nesday evening of this week. A
good) time was enjoyed by all.,
LOOK(. OUT.
Winnipeg was struck by the hea-
viest snowstorm of the season on
the 1st so it may 'soon be coming
Eastward. •
RED CROSS SOCIETY.
Mrs. Needham, of Toronto, ,will
speak on the work of the Red
Cross. Sociity today )Thursday( al:.
4 o'clock in the Council Chamber,
A full attendance of our citizens is
requested.
TO ADVERTISERS. /
, Bran $27;00.
PARLIAMENT IN ''JANUARY.
Though the date has not yet
been formally fixed it is believed.
Parliament will meet a't Ottawa
the 3rd week of January ,probably
the: 21st. , -
NEWSPAPER CHANGES HANDS.
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LINE FOR CLEVELAND
Leaves Port Stanley 12 midnight on
odd dates in August, even dates in Sept, to Sept. 10th
Arrive in Cleveland at 0 30 a,m.
Fare from Port Stanley one wav $2.25, Bound Trip $4.00
Saturday Excursions on above dates $2,25 round trip'
Lz.ke Rides Wednesday and' Saturday afternoons at 3 p m
Fare 25c
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3 ' inexperienced farm hands, who
l have bean taken by the farmers to
do light work, and who belong to
the artisan or other classes unable
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in their own s
i to secure) wort.
culture has resulted in the placing
of 315 laborers. formerly unernploy
ed, among the farmers of the Pro-
vince. A great many of these are
Furniture, Rugs & i inoleums
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going
to furnish your home, or if you only Rant some odd pieces.
You will find into 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 it; up to date in every respect
and we guarantee the best of satisfaction
JAS DEJNFO RD
Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
ehristrnas _ is
C '®mina
in this space next week we will give a
long list of suitable and useful
articles for Christmas
Gifts
A Few Stoves and, Ranges,
at Reduced Prices
ISA LAN
D BROTHERS
STOVES, HARDWARE' AND NOVELTIES
For this, month there 'will be a
strain on our staff through 'extra
advertising. We would therefore
ask o adverthave isers
hands their
by
copyin the. Printe"'s
Monday noon. .
WERE IN TOWN, '
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Only
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Shopping
Days
Till
i :mas
Thr st
Mr. R. D. , Croftj of Ailsa Craig
has purchased the .Seaforth News
from Mr,; W. R. Veale and took
over the lbusinees . ton Tuesday
Until a few' weeks ago Mr. Oi oft
was publisher., of the Ailsa Craig
Banner. ,
NO DUTY ON PRESENTS.
,A •dispatehv has been received at
Ottawa from the secretary of state
for the colonies stating that pres-
ents to individual soldiers or
bodies of men; of theCanadian
forces will be admitted to England
free of duty.
LOOKS LIKE,
DOMINION ELECTION.
The'tifrivate tip which is said to
have gone out to Conservative
workers to prepare their 'voters'
lista for registratioon looks like a
sure indication that' there is a -Do-
minion election contemplated for
thel near future.
IMPROVING RINK.
AT MITCHELL.:`
Mitchell R.ecordee•: Mr. Robt,
Trench, proprietor of the Mitchell
skatingsink, has half a dozen men
busily engaged in building dress -
sing rooms and making interiorim
six,o'clocks'train on the
WednesdThe
y
evening brought the contingent,
with pick and shovel, from Tees -
water,. and they expect to be here
for a week or two.
Boris Hambourg' the famous cell
is and' Jan/ Hambourg, lithe great
violinist along with W. J. Skinner
and Miss; Edwards were in Clinton
a few hours on Tuesday while en -
route to Wingham to give a con-
cert there.,
The, Sunny South Co. Vas also
here Tuesday waiting to go East.
DIEDl SUDDENLY.
The citizens of Clinton were in-
deed shocked on Friday when
word was,' received of the death of
Marion Ferguson Coats, ;beloved
wife of .lames A. Sutherland, of
Toronto, and only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Coats, of Goderich,
formerly of Clinton. ?Deceased
was in her 26th year. She 'teas
born in Clinton and after an ex-
cellent course in the schools here
took up her university work. A
little, over two years ago she was
married to her bereft husband, two
small children? survive, one only a
month old. The shady was brought
to Goderiel. n+ -r' the funeral was
held on r, "e., y afternoon. 1"0
the. parents, nusbard and mother-
less children the sincere sympathy
goes out to them in this dark hour
of sorrow. Mr. D. L. Macpherson
of town is an uncle 'of the deceas
ed,
Fresh, Light and Brown !.
No better bread than ours,
we claim,.
Ever cane Ito town.
The best of Flour' 'we,employ
The latest methods, too,
! We're positive you will enjoy
The Bread we bake for you.
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Conner9 Bakery
Phone 202
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St n;shine-Jane
The joyous story of a 'Sunshine Nurse, whose
mission wasnot to care for sick bodies but to
heal sick souls, -Underlying all its droll funis
shown a sound faith of ultimate good 'in all
things, and 'practical `rules of happy living: $1
iris Official Fiancee
if a new method of writing fiction can be con–
ceived, it is in this story. The girl makes a w,r
hold on a tnan's heart. The world loves a lover
-and love is the making of this story; $1,25
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Henry ,of Navarre
Henry is the hero of his home town and falls
in love with every girl he meets. • I -'Le is hot-
headed, loyal -hearted, fun -loving, and slang
talking, L91 pages of joy. $1.00
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The W. D Fair Co.
Often the cheapest -1 Ways the Best
TRY US NEXT.
Where do yon get your printing
done and are yon always satisfied?
The New Era takes pride in turn-
ing out attractive work and a
slovenly job, is not allowed ho
leave the office. We are here to
satisfy ,you and don't 'wish to pass
off, poor work at any price. Give
us a trial when ready to place an
order and if we don't please you
Iofi"t pay us. We would rather see
you keep the money than go away
a dissatisfied customer, Our
phone number, is 30.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Pastor will preach at both
services evening subject "A.
Fathers Idol."
Sunday School and Adult Bible
Class 10. A. M.
Prayer Meeting ,Thursday even
ing at '8 p.m.
ONTARIO ST. CHURCH.
Services on Sunday last were
conducted `by Rev,. Mr. Brown of
Varna.
Miss B. Irwin. gee e an interested
talk to the Junidr League on Fri-
day evening. '
Miss Sybil Courtice lead the'Cat-
,echumen. class that met Tor the
first time Friday evening and
which was welt attended
The 'pastor Rev. S, J. Allin will
preach; on Sunday next and will
hold 'a reception service Tor new
members at night.
Rev. J. E, Holmes of Ridgetow n
Will preach the Anniversary reel -
Mons onDeec 13.
SP. PAUL'S CHURCH.
The • Ladies Guild of St Paul'slikebayt We
church are having their monthly tea
on Monday evening nett.
WESLIOY 'CHURCH,.
Christmas Gifts
It is not too early to commence your Christmas Shopping.
Why not enjoy the many benefits of early buying which expert
enced shoppers know are so real and so very much worth while.
Simply select the article you wish to purchase and we will hold
it for you. Come and examine our stock you will find a better
selection than ever—Ebony, Parisian and India Ivory, both in
cases and separate pieces, Perfumes and Colognes, Leather Goode
Pipes and Smoker's Supplies, Cigars 10, 25 or 50 in box
Gillette ttazors, Seethe new aristocrat Gillette at $5 in ivory box
Snapshot Albums. Kodak and Brownie Cameras $1 to $22.50.
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Dispensing Chemist THE PANSLAR DRUG STORE
MINOR LOCALS.
December,
County county is in session at
Godericli and Warden Canteicln Is
attending.
Winter Fair at Guelph December
5 to: 10. Get the program j and
arrange to attend ,
Town, Council will convene (next
Monday evening, to be followed
by the Statutory meeting on the
15th inst.
'
Municipal Nomination Monday
December the 28th and Election the
next Monday if a contest ensues,
TO 'MEN WHO ARE BALD.
Do not fail to see Prof, Doren -
wend, of Toronto, who will be at
the Rattenbury House, Clinton on
Tuesday December 8th with n
large sample stock of hair toupees
and wigs, the greate'i°t • existence
tions in the world, They ,securely
adhere to the head, cannot be de-
tected from( a persons own hair,
are a marvellous protection to the
head, and a necessity to enable
eery bald man to.appear as he
should. Over 250,000 now worn by
business, professional and laboring
men. The free demonstration. of
feted in private show -rooms, at
the hotel, should at least induce
you to call and have one tried on.
Remember the Rattenbury House
Clinton on Tuesday December Sth.
N E W SPAPERORIA.L.
The Brussels Post of last Week
gave the following locals under the
above heading.—A. E. Bradwin ow-
ing t9 poor health, has given up
his lease of• the Huron Signal after
a tenure of 14 months, and W. H.
Robertson has resumed the Man-
agement. The Signal is an old
and staunch journal and 'tve wish
the best of success: ' Hope Bro.
Bradwin will soon regain his health
—The Zurich Herald has changed
hands, Editor+ Zeller selling out to
A. F. Hess,•of the same village. Al
•ready noticeable improvements are
to be .seen, Mr. Zeller has remov-
ed to Windsor.—Bro. Elliott has
built an addition to the Wingham
Times office and is spreading him
self a:green tee,
are, glad to notice these signs of
prosperity.—Under ^the manage-
ment of J. C Little the Teeswater
News has take on a new lease of
life and looks quite' spry,—The
The Pastor's subjects on 'Sunday
were "The first Christian Prayer .Clinton New Era is becoming quite
Meeting" and "The tragedy .of the
Silver Pieces." a dude in its .make-up.
Miss A, Stone gave an .address of CLINTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
the League tweeting on Monday.
The eominittee,•iu charge of Evan- `The Clint an County Gramma'
gelistic Meetings desire to'thank'the School will be opened after the
congregation "foe their 'financial stip- Baker Holidays on !Wednesday,
port. ' The amount received was $200. .. i.,pr:•il Srd. 18661 under the charge of
After expenses Were peed, a cheque Mr. George Argo, A.M. of King.e
for $150 was sent to'Rev. H. T. College Aberdeen, and lately of
Crossley. - Vienna Grammar School: Instruc-
Eveniug Neighborhood Prayer Meet lion 'will be given in all branches of
ings was held on 'Tuesday night as the ;C'lassical and ' Mathematical
follows District No, '1—At home of Courses, and also in Surveying and
Mr, aud•Mrs. E. Cool., Albert Street, Book-keeping and Drawing. For
Leaders,' Messrs. A. T. Cooper and further lin formation, applications,
W. H. Hellyar, No'2 At parsonage, may be made to the Master or to
Rattenburg Street.. Leaders Neeers. 3. any of the Trustees, viz. the (Rev.,
Stopenson and 3,•W. ''Moore. No. 3 - -Messrs. Robt. Breuster, A. D. Mc -
At home of Mr, and Mrs W. J. Nadi- Donald Jas. Carmichael, Messrs,
gca Leaders,Rev. 13, G. Powell and Jos. Whitehead, Ent. Coates and
Mr 15. S: Chapman. No. 4`- At home H. Hale
of Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Mclf ath. Lead- We -wonder fit there are any
cis Rev. S. Greene` and Mr, T. Doig. pils•,inClinton today who al'tenled 1
No. 5—At' home of ?dr. and Mrs. J. Grammar School, and who they ,
W. Moore: T eaders Messrs. W. Doh- are. It will be •seen th'rt the 'a,-
erty and Edgar East No, 0—At home bove. ,was printed ley be New
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reneed lir, andand'4fr s A. 0.Pattison. Lead Era a year after it conn pui
a s. Messrs. R. E. Manniug'and A. S. lication, The above no
Tyndall: No, 7 At home of Rev. E. ' found by Mr. Chas. Bale
G Powell Leaders, Messrs. 1J. A. -rt framed and on view; •i
lrwin arid J (3,•MiMath. No. J8—At Fair Co+s. Thersheet+of
home of Mrs, . Grant. Leaders, the printing are -still in,exe.
pastor and Mr: S, A Sdt'ter. aition.
OUR-
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
segimm11meme.:
Ftv� Strum Points in
Ueda Furnaces
Steel Ribbed Fire Pot,
Fused Joints,
Cast Radiator,
Circular Water Pan,
Saving in Coal.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED OR
Phone 53
ice we? ,
rid he had;
the W.D.
Under and.
,lent con-?
FOR SALE CHEAP.
1 second -ha -ma FURNACE and
1 "Radiant Home" With oven
Thos. hawkins
Plumbing and Heating
The Corner Store
"Live and Let Live'
A C a'ii for, Early
Shopping
Make your Christmas purchases
as 5000 as ,possible, and you wilt
have. the advantage of better tex•
vices better attention,.and better
selection.—
New Raisins, Currants, Figs, Peelle
Dates, Nuts, Etc., Etc.,
,ARE ALL IN STOCK, AND 515
WE CARRY ONLY THE
VERY BEST
We :solicit your ord4rs
kor U61ristnn s Prc'sCnts
We have a nice assortment of
Fancy China to choose from.
Perole Children
Christmas Stockings, Candies,
Oranges, Nuts, Grapes, and .t'abl'e)
Raisins,
CALL AND GET. A CALENDAR
Butter and Eggs_ Wanted
Highest Market Price
E. E. Hunnifard.
PHONE 45.
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DREADNAUGHT
a red rubber that in actual test in railroad con-
struction work, has outworn from two to four
pairs of the regular black boot, The price is
reasonable at ,'5.75,
We also have the ordinary gum lines
at ,.............. ....•. ...........'3.75 and $4
We Guarantee our Rubber Boots
to do Their Full 'Duty.
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