The Clinton New Era, 1910-10-13, Page 8.t,
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TO CIMS RAM
J.ngiish
Friday and Saturday' we place ont sale so pieces English Prints in light and dark colors, regular 102, i ?i c and
15c per yard, at one price 8c yard, Come early as possible for these,
All Pare Wool Dress .C1oods Saturday soc Yard
Saturday we will Show the finest range of all pure wool. Dress Coeds in Venetians, ,Panamas, Box Cloths,
Cashmeres, plain and striped Serges, Tweeds and Wale Worsted effects, in black, blue, red, brown, grey, westeria,
old rose and'reseda, that it has ever been our pleasure to display. You cant judge the values of these lines Gill ,ou,
see them. Come in and look them over and pass .your opinion on them whether you: buy or not.
Saturday all one price sec Yard.
Millinery Notes
Have you aid a visit to our Millinery Department ?a � .
y p, X p If not you hay., missed a treat
Come to-rnorroiv and see the many new styles we are showing for fall wear. Tastes differ.--
vie know it; and have bought our styles this season to suit all tastes.. This Saturday we will
show a splendid range of black beaver in large and small rims, very daintily trimmed, Any..
special orders "left with Miss Baker will have careful attention.
New Fall and Winter Coats for Ladies ...
Our new Fall .and i
VP nter range of Fall and Winter Coats, Capes,. and Rain Coats are 'now • in
stock, in all their glory. Never iir, qu.r. history have we shown a •larger or more exclusive range,
at popular prices, in Z weeds, Beavers, Sealettes and Pony Cloths, in • blacks, blues, browns,
and greys. Ask to see our special lines ,at $14.04,
Boy's and Men's Over
AT 'THE ANNEX
We are showing a sdlendid range of Mens and Boy's Overcoats,
Tweeds, in browns and resplainand checks, Y' vercoats, for Winter- wear, in heavy
from greys, , h cks, double-breasted, with storm or college collars, •
$5.00 up to $'20:oo When buying a Coat, you should see our range, Ask' o see r
special in Men's at $1O.O0, 'and Boys'at $3.75. our
Boys' School Suits -and. Odd Knickers.
No mother should pass this store when buyin,g`clothes for her boys. . We, have the right•
cuts and
values. Give us a trial order: Come inand see them -.we will be pleased to show you our lines
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CLINTON NEW ERA
DR. OVENS, London, Surgeon, Ocu-
list, Specialist. will be at W. S. R.
Holmes' Drug store, on Tuesday, Nov,
8th
Glasses property fitted, deafness,
catarrh and faufing eyesight treated,
All day.
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NEW POSTAL MAGAZINE.
:The Postal World, a brand new
little magazine, devoted as its
name would indicate to the .inter -
este of the post -master, his clerks,
and the railway postmaster, is the
latest publication to snake its bow'
to the Canadian world of'books.and
Mr. A. D. Sutherland of Seaforth
its editor is to be congratulated
on a bright and breezy li't'tle book-
let. The editorial page of Mr. Suth
erland's magazine evidences a spir-
it that is too 'often lacking, when
he says : "We shall 'be 'glad at all
times to r eceive suggestions from
postmasters and clerks for the Im-
provement of the service, but Wish
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it distinctly understood that pro•
miscuous •a'buae of officials has
never yet resulted' in' any good be-
ing done either party, consequent-
ly our eolumns are not open to
articles of this kind.. The : editor
follows this up with'some 'telling.
continent on the writ easonable Can-
adian parcel postage rates,. a sub.-.
lett which is interesting .at any:.
Aline; ibil't double so. when 'treated
by a postal official` The booklet,"
while 'designed •prlinarily 'For the
postal service, contains Rniteh 'that
is readable 'to.a layman'.' The 'sec-
and 'issue has on its cover a coat of ;
the Clinton post' -office, one of:the ;;
est -kepi in 'the province, 1
BIBLE SOCIETY..:
The 'annual Meeting was held;' In
the Town Sall on `Wednesday even
ing last.. The'Rall was. nicely filled`
and the address of the agent much
appreciated. Els clear and dis-
tine t utterances,. and the viewspre-
se nted Were interesting land in
struetive.
Envelopes . Were t
ere. ' 'distributed,;•
with 'the .request that those re-' I 6
eeiwifag them would putt their offer- c
ing therein,,and place'the:saxlie 't reason why cennectfons •sholilcl' not
the plates in their respective ehur l fic .made; . On adjournment circuits
convened e
ches at their . earlist convenience. with
the retsult
two that Barrister
Sin -
Those who were not present will re 1 c result ep rre a Sint
ceive:.envelopes through their re- claim was asked to prepare a draft
presentativea, and we are hoping agreement and arrangements were
Much made to make !tile
xn h iner xe connections a n
ed amount n actio
n
s
h i a
t ie n
fora.
year for the a incre *, d work o .. t'.. e -r"" lines. Barristers, S oft -n
f the : p i
. , Oran o' one' -
Society r•f-.Hai riston and Killoran
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The o£ficers.for the cuxlcen't year rich,. were here as were.. a goodly.
are as follows;; . number of lritexestecl officers of
President -Rev.' J. Greene; local xurai lines and Bell Co. offs-
cfals. We are •glad an adjustment
was arrived d a
e is
0 �
agreeably cab .
1 a
sAtisfa
cto
Y nd
z ids and we ho e the
• :the x. P, plan,:
Aid . conduce to .the' convenience
and service of all concerned.,
Understand 'that a•fr We
has been arranged'between connection
els and McKillop:'rural telephone
lints. -Brussels Post. •
Secretary -A. Hooper.;:
Tr.
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'churches
' re presenta'tii'esk
'churches are'as follows';--
• Wil1iis--James.Scott. •
St; Paul's -John Hartley.
Ont, St.;• Church -D. Tiplady.
Baptist -Wan; Robb:
Wesley --J .!MeMath, •
envelopes as then Com NEW IREPAIR SHOP.
e in and hand.
over to the treasurer, Mr. A, Wilken has rented the
zooms J. Greene, next, to
G
.encthe
Pres
Express > ss
p office
P.9. -Any who may not reee2
he official envelope. 'can enclos
These 'brethren will : receive the
.�. i in the Murray Block on' Batten-
's bury. St. and will open a boot and
e shoe repairing; shop on the 17th.
re RAS'GONE TO DRUMBO,,
Mr: M. C. Kaufman left last week
to take over the Druinbo. Express.
The' New Era wishes him even*
success in his new ;field' of. Iabor.
Mr. E. Bali hras taken his place'as
`ferenl
a '
ni
nthe.
New
Era office,
WERE • ."TAKING A HOLIDAY.
The staff of 'th'e, Jackson Manu -
teetering Co. at Godericil, has.been
having an enforced holiday on ac-
count of no electric power being
available to The recent firee e fact-
ory
i
st
the cause '
eo
ft
heinconveni-
ence, but--i't Is expected pented that the
Y power will. be provided
in a' few days.
their offering' in an ordinary one.
ign 'the name and church' they ar with.-•J,G. .
'LARGE POTATO.
Mr. Jas. Webster, of'Londesboro,
sent Into. the New Era a potato:
weighing 2lbs., 2 oz. .and has .more
like i
.I t.
Ile
says the potatoe is
good in most places where proper-
ly cared for, .:
MINOR 'LOCALS. -•
Our Specials now Are
RANGES -Happy. Thought, Pandora, The Canada
Steel, Marvel, and they are certainlysa marvel when
you consider quality and price. For a medium sized
Range they are certainly good . value,
COAL HEATERS -Radiant Home McClary's Famous
Belle Oak, Royal Oak, Dandy, ° Acme Famous
g
Grand Jewell: All of the above are hi l -grad e
stoves and all guaranteed,
Get. The Best:
A number of Second-hand Coal Heaters
at good -value,
Furnaces C a��1�,� Plu.is .. s
peei�alt
y
Harlan
STOVES -AND HARDWARE,
The Salvation • Army in England
has received 100,000 applications
for immigration ,to Canada this.
.Near.. .
-Monday October 31st,is Thanks-
giving Day.
The merchant who was sure-
tha't, there was something about
his store that you ought to know
this Week advertised.
Lack means rising at six o look,
in the morning, living on half you
earn; .minding Your own business,
and not meddling with other peop-
le's. •Luck, means appointments
you have never failed to keep, the
trains you have never failed Ito
catch. Luck -means trusting in
Providence and in your own ren
sources. ,
. Clean up the Diehards burn - all
the rubbish and you Will nosy only
destroy many insect pests, but
Will remove lurking places for mice
who would do . injury tie the' trees
during the Winter time.
RURAL TELEPHONE CONNECT-,
IONS. ,
Last Monday afternoon the pro''
vincial Commission, presided over
b M,
.
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Y In lu' I
r
a In
g e
tat
13russels in
dealing with question -Of a settler
nient of confections 'between the
Brussels goortbetltexwo aed ythe
13e11• Co. Both sides of :the ease^
we e
i briefly stated,,.ft fetv:of the
flrinelpal Witnesses tailed and 'ex -
a :tiftelr Whiehnth inattet Was
briefly discussed. This coin/11188ton
'adjudged. the question should be
aspics ly solved but if par ties could
not agree an order would,be made.
a$ there appeared to' 'e no good
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GOING TO EUROPE.
Mr. Ernest MacMillan of Toronto
'the brilliant young musician, .who
has Won an enviable position am-
ongst Canadian organists and choir
leaders, expecte to Ieave in the
course of a month in orderto pro-
secute his studies in the old world.
Some time ago Mr. MacMillan inti-
mated to the session of Knox
church
there, e desires
completions of
two years of service, and' their con
dent given reluctantly, permits a
further development of his 'Work,
The original composition work re-
quired by the University of Oxford
as the second professional 'test for
the degree of Bachelor .ot Music
was submitted by Mr. 'MacMillan
this summer and has 'been sua'tain=
d.
e b '
'th
e Board' 'of Examiners. a't
Oxford, Mr. MacMillan's conned
1 'tion With Knox church has len-
messed' .choir, congregation and'
session as of the highest value in
• musical pony nnabfh tho serVieea
PaxtI
e
users
y .was emphasis placed
en. simplicity and purity as the pre-
vaiiing.nnte, reaming it tlOvot•
ionaI intensity noticeable in all
that was done by -the choir. Mr;
lIahesn to he llWisM feeeihiestudies. Ile is a nephew of Dr. and
WS, Gunn.
T H r
Store...
Having bought out the stock
of B. Hill,
t have added a
large stock of groceries, etc.,
and amprepared to sell as
cheap as any store in town.
Will take any quantity or Rutter
and Eggs, 1 1,tigbest market
' price, cask or trade.
A Call is So;iritetl. -
Goods delivered to any Port of
town
W G. Smyth
WERE THEY APPRECIATED? '?
Goderieh returned their hearty
thankstito the Clinton Firemen.
(What' the council said: --
The SIGNAL :--.
'The STAR
Probably they said so much be-
cause Godexieh so nobly came to
the rescue of Clinton when. they'
had 'their big fire. -Not yet but
soon,--
NEW' STORY,
Our new story is well named "The
Lure of 'the Mask." Begins 'this.
week. You will like it. Te11 your
friends about it. The New Era
groes to anyhome in Canada for 25
cbnts 'till Jan. 1st. 1911; or for stop
frothUM
tills Dee. 31st 1911. PP
MORE PRAISE.
Mx.. T. R. Shera rather likes jury
duty, He wasup to •Goderieh last
week en that ,mission and we guess
was a little • sox rry when. court was
over, While away he called upon
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muteh ,at the
House of Refuge, in Clinton. To
say Mr: Shera was pleased with
what he saw at Clinton is putting
it, mildly. Re thinks M. and Mrs.
Mutch are in their proper spheres,
He is not the first to express that
'opinion. -Every ane from these
parts tvho goes to Clinton have the
same good *Words to say.- Gorrie
Vide.tte, • -
DISINFECT THE TELEPHONE,
If you have a telephone in your
house the mouth• -piece of the tele-'
°phone should be cleaned every day,
just as We clean the dishes :weuse
on the table) and should be thoro-
ughly di•3infeeted'•at least twice a
week.. Germs of pneumonia, bron-
chitis; `tuberculosis, and other
things may be caught front a tele-
phone :A good formula . for a dis-
infectant is a few .drops of form-
aldehyde in a two ounbe bottle of.
water, adding enough ex'tact of
Pave der; ox'-seina-other•pleasan,•t-•-
smelling extract, so that the odor
rexnaining after the mouthpiece is:
cleaned will be agreeable. •. Any
druggist.could Mix such a disinfect
ant for you very easily and'ines-
pensively,' •
BENGOUGH. ON TAX REFORM,
J. W. Bengough, the famous light
ring sketch artist; cartoonist and
entertainer, Will give • an . enter-
tainment at the. town 3ja11 on Fri-
day evening, • October 21st, Mr,
Ben
au
hs
g g program will be as fol
lows: --.Pari I. -Fun • and. .Fancy,
with the Crayons, Something . to
laugh at, PartIL. wily' 'people.
•Ough:tnot'to be taxed for being in-
dustrious. Something . to. think.
'over. Part 'IIL--Original recitals
and gniek sketches -some of them
playfully 1
1 Y per sones.,. The. cartoons,
sketches and caricatures .`of :local'
people will he Sold at auction at.the.
close of the pregram.'.. Admission'
25e ; reserved seats 35c. Tickets on
sale at Fair's Bpok Store. 'Twill.
be a 'treat for the old and ;young,
BATH OF MRS. PLEATZER
D
One by one the first settlers of,'
the province are passing' to their.
reward, •one more is gone in the.
noble person of 'Mrs .Pieatzer the
'wife of John Pleatzer:-Mrs. Pleat-
zer came to this country ' in the
year 1818. In the year 1850 she Was
married to her now bereaved hus-
band. In 1851 -they moved. to lot 31.
13th Corr:,'' of 2iullett a Year later
they Moved
e
Y to lot 36. There was
given unto theme a family of seven
children,. Adam in Cheboygan, 'Mrs,
'Zuelsdorf in GrandForks, Mrs. S.
Livermore. orRoad, London Mrs, E;
Holtzhauer.: Clinton, Samuel hi 'Pet-
oskey, George of Toronto, and
John who 'died 'at the age of six.
'Mrs. Pleatzer was always kind, a1=.
ways ready day or night to: do.
What was in her•powerto heal the
sick or suffering neighbors or
Wends and any that were in trouble
found friend in her. On the 23rd
September etu
ber
she
passedaway
to o
theehome which .her
Saviour had gone.
t� •prepare, from her girl: hood she
had loved and trusted Rim and
found His grace was sufficient to
sustain her when passing; away,
Mrs, Pleatzer was laid to rest on
the'.27th. in the hope of a gloriogs'
resurection, All her children hilt
two Were present they being un-
able to attend. One of her favor-
ite ,hymns was "Nearer My God To
Thee" which was sung at the fun-
eral and Which she Is nolo singing
in a Better,Land,
MINOR LOCALS.
Tenth month-•-Oetober.
The 'all. Fairs are over for this
'year. -
Good• morning" Rave you re-
newed, your New Era subscription?
will be held 1 erechnextst Huron 'Teaer's'CThursdaonvdritioy
and Friday, ,
• It
isa°
"coincidence tide
nce
that
Thanks-
giving
Day and , ,
y Haliowe en 'Como
On the same day.'
The .Iniperiai Quartette and Ed;"
die night,, (Thursday',tt i Town Heli tc�+l,
The Pastime 'C1db held a da'11
on Friday evening. The erehestra
was: in attendattet. fi; + z•
.'T'his is the time of the year, teat
cattle Wander off. If you lose any .
:,or f f.any wander onto. your . ,pre*
salines, ailvei'tfae tlaeni lis The t eW
Eats and get quick returns.
Over
ytoekedtueilndsjsa bthcas'bi
Books....
Worth
Reading
.Sola Formerly atSt,o _, offered today d t da3' ut hoc
Land of the Leal • • ..............Lyall
Beside the Bonny Brier Bush...:,Maclaren
Days of Auld Lang Syne
. St. Cuthberts
Isabel Carnaby Knowles .
Fowler
Barrie,
and others by
Hokiirg, Oxenham, Pemberton, Gerard,
flnnw. Swarf
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THE 'oto D. Fair co.
OFTa N. THE CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST
•••••••• .e0••••••e•••••••: is considered 'tbat'it is Only a little
•. - b over a rear ago that worn eomxnen
0• • sed on the Water Works department.
CENTRAL • and that is now being •successfully,
• operated ' to the delight of nearly
•
two hundred homes; to say nothing
•, of 'the splendidprotection we •
' fire'
e • have, our .citizens may well feel
•COLLEGE • proud of the results secured, Itis
• • also encouraging to know that the
• new mains have been laid this year
• located iU 7'oronGq, offers best in- +�" under the 'direction Of Mr. George •
• • duenu�ents oro young mon and J 'Txowhill at a 'cost siigiztly . .less
• �vonlon. wi o wi6n to llualiry a
than was aid to contractor C
• promptly for, assured position, iu it pp Olsen,
• Uusiuess otn'cos, at. fain salaries, iq Mx Trolvhili has also had charge
• tWrlLofor,nt,tie eatalotuc,, , ° e of. the service installation and the
is
• work has been well done; '
W. n bFiAW Principal.
• METEOROLOGICAL REPORT,
7ionge & Gerrard Sts:, Toronto '
••• e, Meteorological • The highest maxi -
for. the month
a of September 1010.
The
Leeeoeseetne0002 .44000••ro• mum temperature was 780 on the 8th.
eisasegThe Iowesttninfinum temperature was
. _..._ tain_a :35 0 on the �tlth Th h
paralysis, and almost any citizen
will be able to name a Frew :of the
neighbors who will never'be likely
to contract it.
rt is earnestly requested that
subscriders who have , changed.
their ,addresses;' when . writing to
notify.'Tha New Era. of the change,
will mention both the oid address
Tuesday of this
and 'the new address, y week Mr. J oh ti
Foster, received a new rubber tired
At the `dedication of a new fire
carriage from his son, Wxn. Foster, . of
engine in a little.town on the Alas-, . Preston. ,By this means our old eiti.
sachusetts coast, the following was zen will be able to call on his friends
proposed "May she be lilre,the dear. n now.
around town.
old maids of: our village, always
-rearl..•y,-.but-never--called.,foe. n,...
was 20 0 on the 1st a highest range
on the 20th. The sd for the he month
were, maximum 66 93o, minimum 47.-
430 and range 10.500. The total rain.
fall was 2 90 inches. Silo filling began
on the 27th. Fall wheat is looking
well.
ei,.USEFUL PRESENT.
-October` here already! the
tenth month of; the year Well it's
the Month of plenty, grainaries
bursting full,, vines laden, while
the woods ale aflame with gor-
geous. autumn tints and colorings..
,Hurrah for October.
Thus far 325 free rural postal de- '
livery routes have been established
10 the Dominion. The Work is pro-:
gressing on well-defined lines with
the object of securing the best re-
sult's at the smallest :Cost, and of
ndt being compelled to halt and re-
organize, Itis hoped •to make the
system' one of steady growth andexpansidn. Ij
WATERWORKS..
The -'
Construction DeP
a
rt
mentha e now
completed
• ple'ted the additional
4200:
feet of inch maids and set
:two' more hydrants;. they have al-
so+installed 160 services, When it
STRATF.ORD, ONT.
IT you .purpbee attending our school this
winter you should register. Nby, lst. Spend
two months with us this teritt. Student,' are
entering each weolc. We'' have- three de.
partments • •.
Commercial, Shorthand and
Telegraphy
'Our cources are practical, teachers are
experienced and our graduates succeed. The
demand upm,a us for help .exceeds the.sUp,
ply. Write for our free Catalogue.
D. A. McLachlin:.,
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SP[ CIA LSi
to the 1st : of Nov. only
commencing Thursday,
October z 3th.: •
FOR CASH •
2 �
lbs Soda Biscuits,250
2 1b -tin ", g regf..•200
7 bars Comfort Soap ;, .or•. c
. '3 pkg 10c size Ammonia....... 2-
6pkg 5c size Ammonia .. ...250
5e Naptha Powder•. , 3c
10e pkg best corn starch 4 for 25c
29c lkf.'..1,.. ;Salmon...:........180 •
30c
Gall •
rin Apples 25c• .
4 bottles. pure Extracts 25c
3 cans Tomatoes .........•., ,25o
3 cans Corn . .
2 cans Peas . .. ... . , ,L5o
50e 13rooms for 35c
30c Black or Mixed Tea 25o -
30c Japan Tea................ , 25c-
I lb Baking Powder'best'...,10a •
Jar Baking Powder „reg 25c20C •
3
pkg Corn Flakes 25c
Nutmegs per doz . 50
25c pkg Quaker Oatmeal 20c.
3 pkg-10c size Ouaker Oatmea125e
9 lb Oatmeal . ;.260
40c White Wine.Viuear gal 30c.
40c eider Vinegar, per gal g ..2,5e
20 lb pail pure Lard...,
..,$3.40
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B.
Produce at Highest Price
A. McEwen
Groceries and China
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A very moderate -priced Shoe for Ladies.
4. It isimade of a choice selection of Don-.
gola Kid, with patent tip, Cuban heel,
4. medium sole, the very newest shapes,
es
and the price. is4.
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Only S2.25
4. Call and have a look, evert if you don't buy.
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Our General 'Stock.. is .Lar e ili
4 and,c om•p'Iete.. 4.
40 " " Small shoes for the little chaps
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. Strong Shoes for the. sturdy boys
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. Stylish Shoes for their fathers
4. Dainty Shoes for the little girls and misses. .
Elegant Shoes fox their mothers.
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