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50C Winter Vests 39c •
• Lapinti heavy weight 'Winter Vests, natural color
°Inn, daintily trimmed with baby ribbon, all sizes,
regular 500 for . ate
Regular '25c for .. 19c
Children's Vests 19c
, children's Dad lines of 'Winter Vests, slip (were •
teed buttoned 4own the front, all sizes, regular 2.5e
d35 • . ... , . ........ ,
25c Worste.c1 Hose ,i9c
Boys and girls heavy ribbed Worstecl Hose, black
ell siz te, splendid hose for,over stockings, regniar 25e
• • • • • "1 • • • • •
500 Worsted Hose 390 •
Misses, girls and boys ribbeli black heavy Worsted
Hose, made from the finest worsted yarns, spatially
made for hard wear, all sizee, regular 500 for..., 39c
Flannelette Drawers 39c
Ladies extra (plenty heavy Flannelette Drawers
in plaih white, pink, and pale blue, daintily trimmed
regular 50e for ....... .......... a9c
Children's Knitted Skirts' 79c
Cbildren's.all pure wool fancy Fantted Petticoats
in plain grey, navy bine and red, a very warm and
comfortable underskirt for children, reg $1 fnr....79c
Misses. regular 1.25 for 98c
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50c Mufflers
Ladies Misses, and Olt tirdivetiMlineartth Mufflers
/wide from yeey finenaerantiaeclef aarnee all colors. .
regulat 60e for , ...a. ,....
$6Silk Wtists $4 iox
, Ladies Messoline SilkaWaiSts,ergb(tant5ed not. to
e.nly, in the very neaten' deSineeseboaaht for.Ohri s tame
../trade, reg 6,50, clearitigethhianabcOtt......,..„. 4,99
I I. oo Kid Gloves 79C
Ladies Kid Gloves iniablataceithattae and ta,r)., Pea -
rib's fpecial, guarenteecl, talreiteds; ,regniaa. 1.1(0. Inc
four clays only oor nrieeewill Itti, 4. . ...a., 79e
250 Verlitlg$ Iaal•
• Clearing out the balenceseitell �uV� irig dbring
the last, four daya; Chiffon, )ight and
heavy meshes, in doteand enotea ail colors, reg 25c
for 19e reg 35a for ..., 435e 1, sag .50e faro. a ..k9e
Children's Knitted '0 a•ts
Ohildren'e Xnitted ,Claiets;tancy.weavese all pure
wool, Norfolk stylessaithbelt, in.plain red and navy
blue, reg 1.00 and 1 25,for 79e
At Cost and Less ' '
Ladies Ruffs, Mutfe, Stelesetapeeines, Astrachan
Coats, Cloth Coats. Skirate, Comforter Blankets,
Quilts, Cuctains, Eta., Ete. .'
Men's Ready-0.1year Overcoats at Cost
Men's Tweed and Cheviot Overcoats, double
breasted, storm collar, full drapey len0i, in mixed
brown, greys and green colorings, also plain black,
splendid tailoring, and made in the very latest styles .
Iclearing at the following deep cuts
10.00 Coats, all sizes, clearing price
12.00 " " ti
1100
16.00 and 17.00 "
85.00 Fur Lined and Fur Collar Coats
16.50 Imitation Fur Lined Coats for
4.50
9,50
3015•
13.25
25,00
12.00
Ready -to wear Sahs at Cost
We do not intend carrying on our Ready towear
Clothing for men, and during " I ahuary we have put
the knife deep into every garment. Remember this
department has only been running A short time and
we haven't, an old style in stock. Note the following
prices and don't miss this chance
10,00 Mens Tweed and Worsted Suits .... 7,50
12.00 '.e 9.50
14.00 .‘ 0
15,00 "
441125
10.50 " la•e :12:00
50c Fleece Lilted ruderwear 39e -Men's heavy fleece lined shirts aud drawere 'rill Sizes, tag 500 for 29e
Many other lines that space will not permit us to mention
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:131ET/PrirJE1l. A.1NT) CA_SY1
BALD-HEADED MEN,
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Editor of Tile Star:
In a recent issne you bare an inter., Kahn; letter from H. F. Ge at Ottawa
in which he makes one statement to
Clinton I wish to take exception. He
referee to Mr. Bradbury, M.P , as hav-
ing the baldest hei
ad n Parliament,
and as being perhaps the man with the
balcleet head in Canada. This is a
twat statement and touches Chilton
On a tender spot. We have men whose
baldness is a matter of some civic
pride. 8onie of them ;ire known from
coast to coast. Oft bebalf of my towns-
men I wish to suggest that if The 8tar
will offer a prize for the best bold
head in Canada 1 da not think Mr.
Bradbury, M.P., will be in it. If Dr.
Orr will offer suitable prizes ,and hold,
a bald-hended day at the Canadian
National _Exhibition, Clinton will proh-
ably come in one, two, three. We
haveaust closed a most sueessful Fowl
Fair in Clinton. and next year, unless
Dr. Orr takes this up, we may hold a
competition here open to the world.
Kindly print this or forward to the'
Senate at Ottawa.
Clinton, Jan, 22. Yours, W.
OFFERING BUSINESS FOR SALE
• I/3year] adnertiseneent elsewhere it
Will be seen that( Mr. A. D. Beaton
•a le offering his gro,cery businessafor,
s sale, awing to 0111 health. Mr. Rea- ,
ton has tot( been well Inc some i
• time past and desixes a much need-
ed rect.
AND'PHER RESIDENT GONE,
MIS ay mole:ling at 9.30
the spirit of William James Stomas)
aged 776 yeasts and l 5 monthe, was
called home to rest. Deceasedy had
suffered many ye,aete ,aryom heart
trouble. He ,was bora in England
in 1835, Besides his Widow a grown
up Samily Survive. Th.e funeral
was held on Monday. afternoon_ , ser-
vice being held in StaPaul's ehurch
conducted by Rev. Mr. Mr. Jeakine
STANDING DIP T.HES LEAGUE.
Goals
want loet for ,agak
St. Marys...........7 1 79 36
Clinton t 5 3 38 34
Gaderich 5 3 51 35
Mitchell 1 7 22 24
Seaforbh ... 2 6 27 41
The Hoekey "seaspn of the D.H.A.
is over as Jon as ,Clinton is eon -
earned. St alaryle, Who had their
last year's players, praleticallY
swept the ice dean, but no die vice
need be felit by the Clinton •boys,
as St. Macy's lava hardest •games
were played With Clinton. Outside
of 'W. Johnson and L. Pair ;the team
played junioe last year, and might
isave played thee year, but of ,ecearse
the two players mentioned could
not have played ;with them. Clin-
ton needs a big rink, as the hockey
boy e derao,nstrated that with ,their
speed they .can 'make &lithe (teams
sten sante. 'Manager Dick Masker
ancj the ireata °tithe board of man-
agement and INA team are to he
.congratullated Upon tled showing
they made thia season. Here's
hoping fora new rink and 'better
luck next year.
Alitiliftlammapionsgammoommunew
• Watch This" 'Space
• There will be something special each week
Get a Hustle on and secure some of the bargains
we are offering you
All Next seek -
Below we give a list of some of the snaps. There are
others,
a Gallon Galvanized Cans filled Teals' oil
2 e .; .4 e a e .. _ _a en
1 00
4. ( " " Painp Can • "e'en ......... .... ........ a „.....2.00
c„,.., .... ..... • • • . • • • • e
Gold Medal hand saws Regular 1.59 for . . . . . ........ .. .. . . . .' .. ....... 98•
All -Steel Nail Manners " 50 for........ .. . . ..... ..... • ..... - 38
Gem Meat ()hoppers , " 435 for... ........., ...... . ...... ..1.20
. 95
Cold Blast Lantern:, (Specia;) 46 cents
• Foldieg ()laths Horse, only 75aents •
• Agents for La, Hess' Poultry"Pan a-ce-ri, lt makes hens lay.
• Try a Package
7IRLTINT3 B
W. J. Harland
• Stoves, Hardware and Sporting Goods
Clinton, Ontario
W.,S. Fl anti
DOUGLAS MeTAVISIf DEAD.
Word Was received in Clin eon this
metning Otalie death y of Mr. Dong
Jas 'IlleTanis,h, Who has resided
in Clinton fee few! years andaara
merly in Stanley toeveeship. Ile died
at the home at this daughter, Mrs.'
Stewart 'at Taviatock. Thei lat e
lere MeTavishaaecompainied by his
daughter, Nurse M.cDavish, went
dawn to 'Paviatock ,aboutClerietanas
to visit there. The bo.0y1 will be
.brOught hive ani Friday on 1.25'
train and ateneral will be held on
Saturday afternoon.' .th.el honr not
being eet yet.
MACLEOD--BRUCE WEDDING.
From the Macleod 'Advertiser af
Jan. ltt!h, •We.clip the tollawing Ste-
teresting item of news of the wed-
ing o1 Mese Francis Elsie, ehleat
daughter of Des and( 'Mrs. Bruce,
formerly ot Clinton, to Mr, Robert
A, Macleod of Calgary -)
A very pretty, 'wedding was
!solemnized at the home, of Dr. and
Mrs...truce, 201h street and 5thave.
an Tueed,ay evening, Jan, lath,
When eie eldest daughter,Prancis
Elsie, Was united in wedlock to Mr.
Robt. A. Macleod, is prosperous
young business man 01 'Calgary.
The drawing room was profusely
decorated with white and pink
roses, white and pink .cannaitione
and, liliee of theelealley, with ahnd
some arch ot • white ea•rnations,
eitry•santliemems, hyacinths, nor -
genes .and smilaz,; pendant leoln
whaeh was a ,basket of bealpItiful
white eases, under (which the bridal
panty el toad ',W1hile ethe nuptial knot
was being. tied. Prepisely at 7.30, to
the Strains of Mendelsechnle Wed-
ding morph, played by( Miss Fior-
enne ilrc, The breae, (drasaed in
a Intautingowx bf ivory duchess
,satin trimined :with; old Irish lace,
. the wedding veil of Brussels net,
caught - up .ana,nge lielossorns
and' earryan.g aahoever ;banquet of
bridal eases and lilies of the val-
ley, entered the dteaWing room
leyaning on her father' e arm, and
fotiowed by .her bridesmaid, (Mise
Irene 'BrUiCe; dressed .Itt a •goiwn oef
cream, eiik eoline !With gold trimm-
ings, ,and rearryinge,a .bouquet of
pink eases. The greanyt was sup -
panted by Mr. Arthur Partin, son of
Archntsletep 'Fortin af 'Winnipeg.
Immediately after the ,oeseemony;
WhiclaWan performed by Rev. E. 84
Bishop, Miss Flomence Bruce sang
"Love's Coronatims." Congratula-
tions ;Were then in order, ' aftee
which tie ivedding /Steely adjotirn-
ed itolthe dining room Where a rea
cherche Wedding breakfast( Was
served., The 'tabld. was prettily
deconated.-avithIstrande of &militia,
in the centre of will& was o large.
bawl afeWhite and (pink eases, while
oet,faciPilalgtlor lehYaadiltlato trevn.°Tenae°calaireack
• being, of whiteasatin With the muneT
lettered 10 gold. !Pim bridle , Was' '11
the recipient of Many (beautiftil and
eoeltly ewedaing • preseutst 4the' .11
groo5i7.esgifft ,being a pearl neeklaie,
while to the bridesmaid See gave a
PairP:StP pnaireattd ame,tlayelt •eat - a
rin•gerand lid." 'the groomsman a t
pearl isitickpin. The abride •and'.
graltnnaaaftaoyn the '11.30 a.m. tram w
fee- a lenient "itrila the Haag before r
.tokfltgatfat:':itilettrl pernaafeent) rY8i-
ea
nde Calgary. The,'
re
gueete ;weee. with :few excePtione ee
the neat relaltives of the ',bride and *1
du DA
141S/th
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tri".gkE
twokvb, ,9set1 thaa,#4,1c!:ty:4
aPeeltett':,lefiniftl'13.01
afl,WeIrSePtfalea:X.7:l
'PelttralHlaren; bait Pan pot et •
,
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stianta..eatti,ricl:,inspeet ;lain fainote
,Seentary,Petent TOuPeett; 50 sown trY:
'Piof,:•pcitproioild;',9f, ' Toi•onto.• at the
Nattenhow Efouse,'on.11'idday, gen. 1..):
,113:e5e..TOtipcittsi•7 tan: tinteenia• •perfeee
; in; conetinatienatal t aekthe,aitily Sala
itaryand:Patanted tintatiattes of one's
own hiv.
1II,I7LaGSWEETINGa•
, ppolie.,,tnegbingisoll, lee held an
The kouci0 ehaeaberf On • •Thursaa.y
eyenriig 10 ilk:Kik' intea the lVIelnaniPal
Plinne, Systeme .11 epreseml2ativJ
frnite,
an an dependentego•rapenat.. ywill
be here to diaenail the Matter. All
the iatapaYeas are invited. to .earne.
'To-MightinItheeocatiMill ahamberatt
7.00 o'eldiele. lateen, '
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.CALLED' 110 DUNGANNON.
Ata Meeting on Mandtia, Jan, 42.
of the .congrega,tione of Jim Lien
pant op . and Pert Albert •PreebYterian
'clitunnes a unanlinedue call was ex-
tended Mr. Gomm, at present ,a sta.
of' Erina College. Mr.. Gotten, sante
time' ago intimated that he wank]
accept a call to the pastorate of this
charge, ,whiCh has been vete() t for oyer
a year.
HAVE yOU RENEWED.
Many aubscribers have e'ailled or
.taritten during the past'few week's
and renew their au,beczapttions for
1912. Those Who( have not yet
done soawill please, attend to this
little *matter at ones. The name
label tells leant much is due to us'
all subscriptions being payable In
advance. .The amount, indivicluatl-
ly, is small, buil aollectively is too
large to be overlooked by the pub-
lisher. '
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DELIVERY OP ;THE NEW ERA.
Subscribera. to The New Era are
asked ; to infinediaitely eapart to
the office every' case of irregular
ar late deliveryaof their paper.
Hearty ,co-opeeation en thia regard
is appreciated becalm* in no other
way may such, errors be remedied
, It is the determination, of the 'New
Era to provide a prompt and re-
gular delivery to eta subscribers
and the lattek by reporting ,a1
complaints can do muck to guar-
antee a perfeet serviee, • ;Phonel 3
or notify Thet. New Era by pos
card.
MOX
MOSSO EAMS. .
The following lapara in from the
music studio of Mr. and Mrs. W
Glenn Campbell. The examination
were in connection' !With Landoll
Englund, College 04 1V1u,sic, and
the examiner wag Professor A. IFI
Hewett ot Montreal,-
1st grade -lea -does homonsi lffis
E. Ferguson, Seaforth.
2nd grade-lsfacless honors, Miss
Alice Carbeet, Clinton; aVliss Lela
Lansing, Auburn; Missi Ella Col-
clough, Holmesville
; '
ltd grade -Honors, Miss Marcle
Sproat, Kippen; Miss Edith. Hall
Win ghats).
AN INTERESTING PAMPHLET,
The R.tilway Commissioners of the
T. and N. 0. have issued a vet.y hand
some Dam phl et en ti tied. "The North
land: Terniskaming: Opinions of Ex-
oei•t Anrioniturists." The experts,
many of whom itre graduates of the
Guel ph A gt.i eu I Weal ()MI ege, speak of
the land with enthtisiasni backed by
knowledge. Stress is laid also on the
splendid orente large and profitable
Markets for food. In that country you
011) make money ma of mines witboub
prospecting or' buying break, simply
ny selling the openhanded minere
goo3 things to eat.
TI:),03UILD BIG BRIDGE.
The Mitchell corresponaent to
the Steatfarcl Heeald, had the fol-
lowing item oe neleas 4 -The Hill
Bridge Building Co_, are looking
forWard • ,to another busy season,
as orders are canting in steadily.
Lek fweek. they secured the eon -
;treat for a .steel bridge over the
Maitland elver in, Huron Caunty,
the bridge to be over one lendreeli
feet Song. Their tender was sever
al hundred dollaies higher ehan.tke
next tender but so well is the firms
.work known in Huron County that
the Council doesn't mind the 011-
feren re.
STATIONERY FOR FARMERS.
As the years go by it is pleasing to
note ttiat more farmers write letzeta
On printed letterheads and have their
cards on -their evelopes. It was once
thought no one could do this unless he
M
was engaged the production of some
spatiality, or breeding sortie pure
blood farm steel. No one bel s that
now. Let the farm be named. and then
give that with the name of the °yenta
and his postoffice address, and the
business is clone. The coat of printing
is trifling in comparison witb its bene
fits. Ask The New Era what neatly
printed paner and enyelopes will cost
ST. PAUL'S ,OliORAL SOCIETY.
On Wednesday evening of /esti
Week aeo,ciety m
Was fared called
St...Paul% Church Choral Society.
The following ofificeea were ap-
pointatea- , 4
.Hon. Presidents,,Rev. C. E. Jeaki•ns
Meseta 'Wm. Jackson and John
• Ran,sfard,
President; Mr. C. E. Dowding
Vice, Miles May BenitleY•
SeleaTreas., Me. John Hartley.
Accampantsits. Misses. MB
ayl ent-
• ley and Clettla Ford.
Executive Committee, Mists auff,
, Mies Hanishire, Mies May Ranee
• Mr. H. T. Rance, Me. A...1.
ev•ast, the president and 'secre-
tary.
EARL GREY HIGHLY HONORED.
London, San. 23.-(Cati. Press,)-
arl Grey, former goverpoageneral of
anada, was ao.day presented with
lie freedom of the city of Lohdritt
he ceremony took `place with the
goal picturesqtte histbetc obsevance
arl Grey is the thied menshei of'
is faintly to receive the hone of tbe
teecloiti of the City of , Lonclon, this
orms a precedene in the annals of the
netent city. '1'be flrst'ear) who was
ditinguiehed general was awarded
he freedom after heliticl conducted a
uecessful, West Indian 'campaign,
bile tile present earl's grandfathe
er
ceiveil the dietinctionfor his effort's
s premier on behalf 'of_ the great
form hill enfranchising the majority
thedp 1 ain and lelane
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ogiatea,.i:a(aa • - P5,4titir20,
hafatO
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Wedssesday, Feb. nast.
, The eecond month in the year.
' aeuncia .nSeets aex.(.:filondaY
ening.
WINGIIAM PLANNING REUNION
, A. meeting will lect held in win, -
Irani on Pridiay night to ae.rapig,e ler'
an Old Boas' Reitman, Whichavili
held in that place some time, dering
the coming Glimmer. ,
WENT' TO GODERICH. •
Many cif the hockey ,S2DbalLs (Went
to Gaderigh fleet Friday nigtt ' to
Vita else the ig.aine between S I:Maras
and eadierioh. The ignimet wee
.en lEreeOunt at the epecial
being Sate tend the lateen trip Wes
made at 12.30ear1eing here 04 1.
HURON OLD BOYS.,
•
,Alt a meeting ol the Huron .01d
Boys' Association held Monday ev-
ening, arra.ngemente were xnaclie for
an At -Hattie to be given . in the
.Teraple building, on Feb. 23rd. A
committee of ladies hes been- ap-
pointed to wark in conainetion with
She executive.
SIGNED CONTRACT.
•
Dick Tasker, Clieton's Well ltn•own
baseball pitcher, has signed the
contract .sent him by the 13raultead
13a.sehaill Club for 1012. His friends
in town will leap e to see hinahave
a successful yea-. His eOnizraer colts
for more pay than last year, which
is an important item with, all the
players.
SVIADE A GOOD RUN.
At the ,caucus meeting of the Con
servatives at the County Council,
names were brought fa/tweet:1,D.
Cautelan, af Clinton, Plod Reeve
Stothers, but our Reeve was defeat
ed by a vote- of 9 te 6, and Mr.
Stathera name !was planed before
whole Coruncil as candidate far the
Wardeaship .and 'secured the prize.
HE as HERE TO -NIGHT.
Who? 'The Private Secretary. Now
is late time to become acquainted
with him. He is known everywhere
and will give( you a good laugh.
Came early teethe) guetain rises alt
8.15 p.m. and the doors Racked be-
tween the acts, end he is popular.
'Phe prdoatin is under tbe stage
management and direction of Miss
May: Dance. The ,stage has been
equipped nvith neve lights and re-
painted. All wishing to leave
heavy wraps or clocks in the Conn
cid chamber ,will find a Irian in
charge. The caet is given on page
three of thia issue.
RAIN INSURANCE, •
The plan oath°, department .of
agriculture for insurance agatisa
lees by rain, rattle fall _fairs' was
inaugurated at a TOrlunate time
for the agricultural ancieities mak-
ing, claims because of rain before
three &clack on ;fair day, therte
.was along tvet spell last fah. Mt.
j, Leckie •Wilean, superin ten d enit
ef 1,ates, anno uncoil, the :Sall owing
grants in Huron county, -
Society Amount
Dung,a71,11 on $280.00
Blyth 38.00
East Human, Brussels 247.00
'Santora .
GODERICH DEFEATS ST. MARYS.
St. Marys ane4( the first defeat.
01 ;tile seasont last Friday ;when
Gaderieh won the last 'game of the
series =group No. 7, by a score of
8 Ito 7. St. Mary e seared the first
tevo errata then Goderieh folloeved
With "three jest, before half-time
;was ,St. Marys stored anothe
el. ;making the, ecoxe 4 to 310 their
faVose At the end. of the second
half .,Uie ;seam eased 7 to, 7. Five
minutes, ovetanne was played but
with no results. After a shortin-
termission the teanisy went at et
again. In the remaining three min-
utes St. Marys{ made 'futile at-
tempts to soma. The game .w.as
'witnessed by nearly 1,0017 specta-
toes. i
TWO GOOD SERMONS.
Stratford d3eac0n,-Ilev. J. E.
Fotd, pastor of 'Weeleyi chnecht,
.Clenton, occupied the pulpit al the
Central Methadis•t elatech Sunday
and preached ,two excellent 'Seen:10ns
dealing in She mos:1114w iwi•th :the
obstacles to be overcome propegat-
ing IChrlatianity, .aradi .the evening
With the power ot the .Gospels:_
Stratford Herald, --On Sunda'y there
Was an exchange of pulpits between
Rev. 3. E. Ford,* pastor oft Wesley
church, Clinton, an& Rev. F. M.
Wont ton , of :Central , aletho dist
elmeein Steatford. The ,' letter
preached mis.sionary sermons in
the 'Clinton church. Rev. Mr. Ford
,who is one of the prominent mina
ion ers of the London Conference,
preached excellent eleemons at the
two (services in Central church end
Was listened to twith pleasure by
the lOorigregation-Rev. Mr. Ford,
was agnest at Sheriff alagevo,od'e.
over Sunday,
THE WOMEN'S
'The Clinton brancb of the Wo -
mens Institute held) its monthly
meeting, at the home of Mrs. Ed. C.
Munroe, on ,Tituns'day ,atteirneon,
Jan, 25th. The meeting :was Well
attended., there being a large nura-
leer of members and i visitors pres-
ent. After the roll gall the ,bosi-
nes•s meeting was held, and the an-
nual ignant 'waft given to tile Sick
Children% Hospital. The program,
whip') was a pleesatg feature of the
meeting, incladed She following '-
Vocal duet-a/es. J. Jatinsom Mae.
.H. Fitzsimons. Ilieadying•Mrs. A. 3.
McMurray. Piano eolo -1Vlisa M.
,,Charit. Recitation --Isabelle john -
elan. Disarm/neat:a duet -• Miffs
Chant, Mrs. Munroe. The question
drawer then followed with deems-
eions on the different subjects. 19a9-
'lowing'She National Anthem, lunch
Was served, during which l/Vliels
Chant played Iseveraa musical. se-
leetio,no. Sanaa, new names wiem
added la) !the ran and the Inati-
ate arelookingfor,Weed for :item-
essfua e .
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called the "WrittezAway" and it writes right
• away a feature few if any pens at this price have.
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GREATLY IMPROVED.
During the peat( ;week Mr. R.
Marshall has hall the walls on his
store brightened up with Capt.
Cookis paint brush, Mr, Marshall
believes in keepin,g things upeto-
date, A. new poet; table has .been
put in instead af on 000 one.
MINOR LOCALS.
Get your Sale Bills printed here.
Within a month the Governaient
anticipates the Canadian Mint will be
coining 85 and 810 gooa mine.
' Good:Friday-fails on April lith this
year. .
Our citlzens found many slippery
aaaces on alaedlay', owing to the
nein and sleet,
The Oakyille News says thee Oak-
ville is the only town in Canada whose
Mayor meets all trains and welcomes
alt vieitore to the town. The explana
tion of this assiduity in the perform
ance of civic ditty is simple. The
Mayor keeps /he chief livery and 'bus
line in Oakville.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
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Recently the annual meeting of
the Home Cietele was held end the
following officers were,- elected for
the current yeare-
Leadee, T'. Jackson, jr.,
Vice, J. Lindsay.
FinaSeerettley, H. Wiltse.
Sea -Treasurer, J Wiseman.
afarieleall, R. Welsh,
Chaplain, A. Taylor.
MUNICIPAL PHONE VS. BELL.
tele es stall ai strong feeling in
to iten that the council would not
Ole acting ;wisely; if y they made a
contract Sor three years with the
Bell. as Goderieh Township and the
other meal companies contract ex-
pires before than time. Many are
in favor of tha municipall phane,
but we think the; town would be
acting wisely if at two yews- k,con-
wao signed with the Bell and
in the meantime,get allthe infer -
/nation av,ailable .ee,g.ard lta mu-
nielpal phones.
AT THE AUTO WORKS.
Two trucles, a oneatan and aetwo-
ton, and one pleasure car have now
beet) completed by the .Clinto,n
Mabee Gar Co., and •these evil be
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Central pastiness College'
Sty:Ilford, Ont.
Our classes are now larger than
. ever before hu t• we have enlarged
(Inc quarters and we have room
for a few 'more students. You
may enter at any time. We
have a staff of nine experienced
instruptors and our courses are
the hest. Our gx ad uates succeed.
Tbis week three recent gradu-
ates informed as that they have
positions paying 805, 870 and •
8125 per month. We have three
departments,Commercial,•Short-
hand, and Telegraphy. Write
for oar flee catalogue now.
D. A. McLachlin
PRINCIPAL
exhibited tthe London Auto Shaw
atithe Armouries, London, Feb. 7-10
inclusive. Stave more truck a and
two more pleasure .cars will be
ready to exhibit at Toro,ntd .A.nto
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Sha, Peb, 21-28 inclusive.
t The company's product; adth in
design ;and appearaned marks a
step forward in motor ear building
and they are- much ,gratified with
the .complete success' of their sam-
The (tracks are built along the
lines 01 the best French and Amer-
Iican c esIgns, but rhe amen ,features
lof the .cal; fare (the patented prop-
erty of the nompany, and are quite
new, and of ;these the leading ilia."
provemeat is the spring suspension
which is Mr. ,Olegthorn's design.
Not to go lista technical details,
'the feature al thief spring suspen-
sion is that ;the lend xests natur-
ally through the gentre of the
Jeanie members 00 8, series of slid-
ing blots, which have a methocd, of
oiling, that insures correct lubri-
cation at eat times, regeadless of
the 1o041. Up to now the greatest
defect of the commercial( truck
has been ether yerudity of means of
etaaensiola and ,consequene undue
wear on these pointst and the
Clinton" construction is admitedly
the soluition ca the difficulty.
The Coenpany% pleasure, gar also
embodies a ,greettly impeoved
spring suspension and also every
'effective and otro,ngy method of
drive ito eear axle. These pleasure
cars are the( design of Mr. fired
Guy, one ()tithe fates -east pleasure
ear designers in Canada.
The motions met(' in both trucks
and pleasure 'carte are evh,at is
known ae the Unit Power System
wherein the clutch and change
gear box Ian' built as pant( of the
motor.
Maganese Bronze ,castings late
used in bath trunks, and pleasure
ears, far the, reason that they ane
the strongest nesting known, eind
,cannot develop concealeal', blow
holealascraay be the ,case In a steel '
:casting, and whila these axe much
more expensive, they, add im-
mensely to the ;factor/ of safety;
and wear.
The Company will .build only
high elase product( and have ne
intention o,f ,competing ;with( the
many cheap cars, an the nattaket.
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Did You Ever Think
How easily a shoe could be cheapened. +•
4. ▪ • Cheap Linings, Innersoles made of pasteboard *
+ Eyelets that are not fast color. Imitation welt
place of Genuine Goodyear -given a high finish *-
which soon wears off, •
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None of these .substitutions are easily detected *
ti• • by the average purchaser, yet they make a world
+4. of difference in the comfortand wear of a shoe.
While it costs more, we watch these points in .1:
• our shoes and have them made as they should by -
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++ made. We sell only shoes that the manufacturer *.r.
is willing to stand back of with a broad guarantee '4
+ of Satisfaction. Wear a pair, then you'll know -1'
4. why our customers are Satisfied Customers.
FRED JACKSON is
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