The Clinton New Era, 1916-02-03, Page 1Established 1865, Vol. 50, No. 32
C LiNTON OMNTAf IO THURSDAY FEBRUA,R Y
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W. H. Kerr 8z Son, Editors and Publishers
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Capital Authorized .. 9125,000,000 •
Capital paid up °11,560.000
Reserve and undivided profits 13,500,000
Total Assets • • • 1$5,000,000
With VVordd-wide Contiecrioxrtt
Interest Allowed on Savings Deposits
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Ro3s' Overcoats
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(i 00 Reefers. sale price 8 00
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Boys' Suits
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Movements of the 161st Battalion Wintering Here -4111°n
I County Recruiting Notes --Activities by the Huron
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moot -Col. Combe and W. Bry- e e e
done, President of the war Atte-
ilillary .attended Inc reerui(ing Big eCriliting
meeting tat toderieh on, 5'rid.lya
night Last,
Meeting S 0oda.
Sergi', See:ey is back on. duty
,after 'fighting Capt. la grippe. 1
Lieut. Chas 1-lall, now stationed 1
'at rlensall was at Ifeadqmar tem
On Wedi1,C`:(lay -
Corp. Wyatt and Serer Oiled e'
both rehired sr ldiers. a•' 0 ;a'
headquarters helping in h ee ruit-
ir'-g. They are addresiing neeiiag
all over the county.
' OIWEIGLD I'\ STRTJMEN1 S
Pandma'ster Grant of the. roest
Band, has otd.'rcd the instrument;s
for the band and they should be
here in a sllortt time, 13y the 111 e
spring comes ;the Bendtuastcr-
hopes to have a band, of 30 t.ie^es
or more.
Pte. Rielly who has enlisted at
Wr'•oxeiler with the 101st has six
brothers serving with the colors
on the other side of the .Atlantic,
Five of the SVestLalte boys have
joined the 161st ,P,altialion a , Wrox
ate.. This is 0 pretty germ show
ing from one family.
CANTEEN.
There will shortly be established
connected with the Huron Over -
vets Battalion in Clinton, a can -
n orderthis+f a
can-
teen. An to effect hes
1.6 OD issued by Headquarters asaf-
fecting tho comforts and entertain
•nlent of enlisted men. The Can-
teen will be eoducted entirely in
the interests of the men
and although the nrena'remen
is in the hands of aU committee of
officers of the batt!,il'on Tile
fits are are to be used altogether fo'•
the benefit of the men, A num
iter of proposals as to where the
Canteen wilt Le 'Vocated the DOW
under eonsjd.Fration unci it is ex-
pected that It will _be well uncle::
way by the first o: Fel mart'.
Next Sunday evening at, Seel p.m, a
recruiting meeting will be held in the.
Town Hall after the church services.
are over. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by an old Clinton boy, Leese,
Cul. John A. • temper, of the 186th
Bette Toronto, also two rewired:
soldiers Setgt, (randy and Corp.
'Wyatt, of Toronto. Myr. \'•VJ3rydone
County President of the War An xi -
Rimy will be ('1119.1(1100, A. large at-
tendunee 1s expeeieil.
Lives there ,a man with hour mfr
Ant hull,
Who 1101'er h(e•is his comityy s'
call,
Who'd serve tris lllatien not at ell
bland idly Ill and 'catch her far?
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Rare' Comity Council Votes .
$21001) For Recriltia
A elelm tatior, lop) e': en ting
the Huron County War :auxiliary
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In the pt.i or , or W,B � one , CAM
ton, Rut J. E. it otlteringh,a,n, P. 1
Hodgins and others of ,Goderich,
Waited on the county council apt
its session 'last week and outlined
l.rielly 1bYa objet t of this newly -
forme d
ewly-formed organization and its needs
Within the confines of Hutton. The n
fact that the county has been asked
to raise a battalion to ennsist of
1,150 mer, was stated, and also the
fact that a concidt:rable nulr,terof
of reeruits lase yet recju'red to
reach this total and will hive to be
raised, r'egarcllese of expender
The Council listened tatteneively
to the speakers and a motion i
moved by Reeves Naf n of G
odee
1 it I] `and Stewart of Seaforth that
the eountY council grant the sure
cause of ^f.0 towards this c u,c w1S
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ras.'rd.
.Among the matters coming up
before the council is the proposal
for the .appointrnent of a 0001'1 y
•agricult;a.ral representati•.e, .A
lettjer from W. H. Johnston, ac.c-
pi Es
Here aro a fete suggestions for
Pies
California. Peaches, very
special 3 the for. 25c
Ctitifornie• Prunes per lb., 15c
.Raisins 2 Reefer 25c
New. Dates "per lb 100
New Figs per lb 10c
Spy Apples
Fresh Rhubarb
Special for Saturday—
Green Onions
Fresh Lettuce and
I Celery
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he Store of Quality
Phone 48
rotary of the West Miran '1'011011
Cre1 A.880Citai210 1:1 enc)osect copy of
of resolution passed by that body
at the late meeting in, Recto
esfting the county counee to 11 -
point• an sgri,ulturai 11 presrnta-
tive for this county. 'I h ..'0 is a' -
so a letter from A.11 Doupe•. sec-
retary of the Sleuth Huron Faro -
era' Institute asking for the ai-
pointment of such ,,elm otficiat, a
resolution having 'been passed at
the annual mooting Juno 22nd.
Mr. Doupe's 1tt`er says "We th'i k
it wou'd be to the 10v:tillage of
the farmers of 'Burton County to
have a district 1epre'scntative, for
Furon C:'oanty, and when the cost
of maintaining is only abort S
cents per 100 acres, the 'e 45 110
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farmer in 'Huron County mat
would receive mere than 7 emits
worth 1 valuable inf nalsti , of
ort. if v ( t or
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benefit' a t x � s
benefit to fla.rnnrg m e � t,.,,
These comieunieai )ons wet a sent
to the special committee.
Mr, John 139, Groves et Winghom
wrote !stfating that a ;'eso•1(u'taon
ha'd been passed in the town c;un
ell of that town unaninlons1y' •rslc-
ing the county council to 01301e.a
liberal, grant to the 1.61 I battalion
for thelose ur off re lune r.
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This was sent to the executive
coni nrttee, it b nnj, 'stated Mat a'
de;plitatioii from the `IIui'on boli ,
ty W'ar Auxiliary \yoeia be on
hared 00 Thursday to lay the, mat-
hter before the council.
' Another mutton touching the
15lst was moVed by 'R. Harding
and secol\dled.'hy 3. C. Lain waite
that ,the council insure the lives
of ,all who enlist in the 101st to
the extent of $1.000 trona the time
they leave Canticle till 'they return
or form the term cif 1i•ar,
Sent to ;exccut,ve comrnittre.
The p•'opos'ed 'Saperannaittiom
Bill for 11aclycrs seems to 00 the
oaose of difSfcreilee of .opinion as
to its merits.
'.'171. county clerk of•:Wantwor4h.
wrote that the county had .ap-
pointed a cenenittee
to. oppose
the passilag of the B111 and askeo
the county of Burton to rho the
same. The county clerk of Grey
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THE HUB GROCER
Recruiting Meetings
The 'renewing recruiting meet-
ings h1t-e been arranged for. At
each meeting a, , returned sold e
will be. in atteni'(1ne Also sev-
eral). 'gond speakers.
Tuesday Teb, ism, Porters 11111,
Thursday •Feb. Ord, II rlinesvrlle
Thursday !fele 3rd Constance
'Friday .Peb. 4t'It, Bayfield.
Fridey Feb.9111, Lord1000re,
Sunday evlening t^eb, 0111„
ton. •
Monday evening iFeb. 7111, Bruce
field.
Montltayeepeb, 7, Dungan nen,
Tuesday evening'Feb, Stle '4a flat
Tuesday, Feb. 0, Port Albert.
Wedne day, IFeb 9, .l.(intaif.
Tburs lily, t3eb. 111, St Helena.
19'ricllay, ;Feb, 11, St Augustus.
Saturday, (Fele 12,'Leebni'n.
Mondlay, lPeb. 14, Nile.
Tuesday, tPeb. 15, 13enmiller,
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i\lr. Gordon eleOartney has l'aken a
position in a .fur•niture factory at
Stratford,
5116 O. Constantine, of Teeswater
spent a few days the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Ohidley.
nor. A., Morris of Lown has had a
S •u n11S
c time with elven; pneumonia
ia11(1 is still critically ill,
Mrs. John Wise returned house last
we(.k•from Sarnia where she was call-
ed owing Lu the serious illness of her
mother.
Mr, Win. Johnston, of Blyth war, in
town on Saturday,
Miss Annie Retell has been visiting
with relatives and. old 111110ds at Brus-
sels.
Mr. Wesley Walker has been ill at
his home with the grippe,
MIS. Oliver ,Tehnson of Godet•icli
wac renewing old friendships in town
last week.
Rev. W. T. Cleft, of Stratford 9.9.1(9
in 10W11 last week.
The Misses Guiana returned to their
hinny in London oft S;9Luri103 last,
\Vinghanr Times; --bliss De'lsnrorr
left on Tuesday flir Clinton where she
will visit for sometime with her
sister.
A cable has beer roc, ived (.'on, I1.",
Edna 11. Guest, who to on her lea
hums from retia, ettying she had
arrived s::fely i•1 Fran en, after havbee
visittt1 the war• h1Spita(1S in Egypt,
lh C'
Inst will also o lr, the. hospitals
in Franco tnr o mid England before coming
back te Canada
Brussels '1o,,1 - George Grirnolby
11'aS here on r v Ieit this week. It may
not be generally known that. he'and
MissRoth,111, Addie ]tutown, We're to •
l tall
Married by Ret. R. Page, Retctu�
of Ste JoinC5 C1lnr011last month, -
The bride is the adopted. daughter of
the late limpccter Rubb, formerly of
Clinton,
Mr. Adam Foster, of (loderieh and
Ah'. Jas Foster of London, wire here
;attending the funeral of their sister,
Mrs. J. 1)11.ynent. on 5fouday:
Misses Ward and Stnn.e and Nurse
McLaren ntt1111,1ec1 1111 funeral of the
late Mrs. Milne at elortericl( to Mon-
day.
Mrs. 360(18ch, of Sl] i tfurd, was here
ler a few (lays attending. the fere ial
of her f ager, Teen Cordell.
Messrs. David Herrington se. and Jr.
of Duneanno r, attended the funeral of
the ftiai, Mrs. Dayment tin Monday.
Mr. Alexander Fraser, of Portage
La Prairie, is visiting his two aunts,
1'lis. Kennedy and Miss Fisher.
Mr. Charles Foston of Plenstell, at-
tended the funeral of the trate Mrs,
Daynrent on Monday.
Miss Marty Bromfield is able to be
nut again ;0(01 having had the grippe
and quinsy.
11r, Donald :Kennedy is once more
attending to his duties after. having
the grippe.
Miss Clara Daymont aceonipanied
by her 6 year 01(1 nephew, Allister
Rim; ,
George hu ef73cssrlvauneylcrivecton
I, f,
Mondayafternoon to attend theft
n-
eral of her mother. Miss Dayinent
w'as held up by a u Ushnnt on the lint:
and also the severe snow storm up
between Winnipeg and .011, \Willituly.
Adjt. C. 0. Vaustone of the 101st
Batt.. who 16 taking a special cour•ee
at London W118 cep al- .Eleedgntlrler li on
Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. Stewart left today for
Toronto after spending a fortnight
tvith old friends in town.
Messrs. Chas. McGregor and Frank
Hall of Constance, were in toWn on
Ntonday,attenrliug the funeral of the
11110 6y i e ,Qtly lllal),tl
Mn Alfred Cordial., of `:160ntoka,,,
W115 called here on 'Saturday awing to
tine serious illness of his father.
Staff Capt. White 111(1 Resign Nlar-
1111 of London, vrere here twee the
week enol to lion out Che local Capt.
of the S. A. :Ensign M•al: t iu gave r111
i11nst1l4tt'd 21114.10s0 011 (tttrnday 1118144
and Capt. 'White cou-clucted the more
in6 sett ice on Sunday for the ,fillet
Barth '
Pte. and Mrs, Nelson Cole entertain
eel their friends lest Friday evening
tit their hone. •
Mee Harold Whitmore has taken
the position of junior at the Mo,,on's
Haus.,
•Miss :Lily Akan] sang twice tete
snared concert given by the baud of
7)11951003 Overseas Batt. nt. Winnipeg
recently.
• "mfrs: W. Graham entertained a
uunbeir of lice friends last week hi
honor of • Dr. tend Mrs; Stewart, of
Termite. Zrl
Mr. Oliver Johnson ire, son of.Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Jolinson, of Goderich
and formerly of Clinton has donned
tho 'King's uniform.
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Oki Clinton 1 ty to Command New Batt.
Toronto is yet to have the oppor-
tunity 00 recruiting :mother over
rens battalion,' The lafest is to
be known as the lSlith Ovens, as Ba-
ttalion, land Capt. John A. Cooper
an old .Clinton b(ty, tat present with',
the 114111,. Oversees Battalion, Ilald,,
irn un 1, 'lyes been officially gazetted
as 0(11001' commanding.
Capt. Cooper is,asoldier of 20
years' expetior.ce ' wU:fi the
Queen's Own Rifles having joined'
the University Company 11 Comp-
any in 1b00, 136 a private and has
risen from the• ranks so to speak.
Ile ,vas .one of six members 01 that
company when it t1 vs iransfer•r'Flil
from the lire ersity to the city. A.f
tut serving as a. eergeant and col
or -i crge.tnt, 11,0 i•eccivd l commis
%ion in 180G and, Wats actively con-
necte:l'wviih the regiment until 1911
when ': 110tran:;fexred to the
reserve Last month Capt. Cooper
was-ap.p0intedby Gen. ,Endre
special recruiting officer for the
Halilimiand Iiettal.ion, where he is
'note aetitei.y engaged,
Capt. tjooper was the first f'rresi-
dent of the Canadian Club of To-
]'mote, is a ,I ast-pros:i;ent of the
C.analh5n Press Association and is
vic(-pees:deut and editor of the
Canadian Courier. ,
Active recruiting for the 116th
is not expected to he commenced
by. Capt. Cooper before '16011'1 1st,.
but in the me'intime he ''ll pe: -
feet his organisation.
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Chrstmas in the British Navy
Another Letter from Ted Rigsby
.61.11.5 Iticanstant, D. c '20, 1''15
Deer dad. -This is Christmas
Day and a truly naval. Christmas
ft has balm. By a naval Christmas
I 'mean -that et'lerything is re-
O evee.1 on this day, The jun_or
1 oy be.::mes captain and the s'. oke,
engineer commander, 'anti ie each
mess the junior hand ae s 51 chitf
w hile the 110196 doers the tfuty of
the junior. It's a • "proger' nifx-
up all 'around. Our shin, had a
Christmas service on the 1orw,ard
moss t:eelc at 0 a re., and follow-
ing .ft all work tor the clay was
"piped down,' or, in other word',
everyone Put the auxiliary .vat h-
lrt sneers knocked oft.
10.39 a.10 the captain 511(1 Il e
olficers carne through the s'eip 1:-
specting the decorations, '11 hich
had been accomplished by d,nt o11
cons,derahle preparati.>ns in an
how,. He •\vas faecontpani d by the
pro tent" shift of burl0csqu'r?,
and ,at each stop they chimed in
with their comments and 1111(1 to
It was extremely ,amusing;, bee 10 e
most of them hued cal settice:1e
sense of humor right
0. t 0 1 the
thing, and reeving tit ece.epie e
uniform, with a monslatth ..d lent
to dis;'uis'1 the wearer, the effee
in some cas,•s was most ludicrous.
There was an exeltanee; of pet -
Yale � ;c ct cd the s to eat
\1 S.0 s geed
rl 3 hat Sit ase a tie -
in ou, , ( t p 1
thing one could Im g ue. levely-
ont had 1W1190 q1 h IL th y 00.11
have hoped foe, a:111 to -eight we
shall have enough. for 3110111 r
such feed is thee ship has 11(',Vnr
sc,en. This speaks \mean1 1),•
We are nottd "1s 1 hungry c •ow't,
with unfathom,ab:e 0 pacitbOs.
Some of us outdid curselves, one
I ! cnnur perilously near eating
my share. Smoking wag allowed
l'etwieen clacks to-Iday ,inn all
users of the wec(d had their only
opportunity of getting ent,ugh of
it • fo r a w•Ihet° Iyear, They
smoked with an'aban'on and were
for once supremely happy. . To-
day was an ideal sp, ing d • y, with
plenty of sunshine ,Jo life on a. cic
was ,quite enjoyable„ It gave the
officers "pro tem" an opportunity
to show thenrslelyes in the pre-
sence of the slip's company. One
chap, wearing the engineer com-
mander's unlfarm, heard the pleas
of a canssderable number of dee,
faulters whoop two marines march
ed up to his table. The way he
.dit.pensed justice was quite oti;in
-al, if not aced, cling to- the kind;•s
regulations, Thu snips eerpot'?1
Tommy London, was 'brought be-
fore hint charged 1011(1 t coming
abcnaid drunk, He let :him off
with a caution as he remarked,
"I've been drunk niyrelf," I got
a few pictures of the best of the
"make-tups."
The skipper read the king's
('1l(5(1nas me s+.ge to :11' 1 my 0(6
navy 51 8110 cluu•ch see :ice this
morning. It was very well here
Ed, and, I am sure, t u'•110d every
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his h'de
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e heart, ll
nl<s
lllan I ,
of the 1 hinoccrua 11':t' d, iWe
stele "God Save the 'King' with 1
fere" seldom 'felt or r 'ern. It
v:ou'd Ole your heart goon to hear
a church to:1 of sailers 6:11•;, for
into it they, pat the fee'inf9 they
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ho's 3 ho dal t
e Battaon
With recruiting in the air evt'r,v-
whe.fe and soldiers for oversee; ser
Nice being ;rained almost any-
w here you go, theciviliaa is of Let,
ataloss to know wives wl o -•what
the ranks are and w=hat the miller
ent badges stand for, Per the
benefit of those who don't know
and want to, we give the informa-
tion.
When the recruit enlists designs
OD as Private and his; uniform is o;j
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close
];kaki serge, tlletunrc fitting o
at the neck and fastened by 7
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the same
t 's e'in
His greatcoat.
t e Its ttnn
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single-breasted. After Tie hes
been infor awhile, if'heshows au.
ity and energy, heir promoted to
the rant: of Lancet -Corporal, which
entitle.; 0111]1 to Weer 011 his righty
sleeve a chevron or •"strip'• -•a
V -{shaped piece of braid, worn
above the elbow on the tunic or an
the cuff of the greatcoat, with the
pur{t tur
el tcvn I'
snext step
is to Corporal when he cane wear a •
double ,che1'rou, of tie) "stripes?'
wi ol'ti' illt'he shine' wry 4306• promo,
titin to the rank of sergeant en-
titles him to "three stet Des'.
If ,he is esperdelly (smart and
.teen 11e will rise to be Company os
attalioti 'Ser t. ;Major --the h'g1'-
r g
est rank ,a man can held without a
commission, H's un'for.rnrem01116
the salve, but in ,adcli(ioil to the
"stripes" he ]clears i>, (:row•i) placed
above the chevrons.
Staff-gerga,nnts-thoea on Bete
talion Stlatf-are distinguished by
diltei•ent badges worn above the
chevrons, Quarte:ma$' er Ser-
geant a sever- ,po,iltetl stat, T io i
see -Sergeant crossed ,ages, (Far,
rier••15ageant crossed hammer and
pinchers and so on, Stazf l.Serg;a
, ns Also may wear 'ins^cad of the
three bar chevron, one of v fiei'
bars, worn on the cuff with the
point turned up.
Between non-eomntissi ivied and
commissioned ;1';t.nk eonle9 ''w,:u•-
rent mule" so-called bemuse the
leiter gots his Yank by warrant
from the 1 31115(01' of Nutria -coin
mitsious con>:ng direct item the
of fw'.•,n-
Kung. The 1, der o a ltalttaa i.
weals no eh,evrrns-that ie, a Ser-
geant-Major _holding wart ant rank
will wear thte crown alone on his
right cuff;.
Commissioned. Officers
The lowest commissioned rank is
that of ,. ' extant ,onl the holder
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is distinguished by two stars,
,cont on the sheolderatray: 'n the
Canadian militia,
on the Cu(in
the I'npei•ial Army and Overseas
forces, The cuff is also f riunme,d
with one band of. ,bitatyd around
sle;e i'e.
Promotion to the rani: of Cap,
twin entitles the officers to an-
other star on the shculd01' of cuff
and .another band around the
r.leev0. If he becomes a Maier he
adds t pother band; ' ro aid the, a s u
sleeve and discards the stars, sub-
stituting-e crown, A\ Lieu''enant-
Ce1oiel carries ra stn' above the
crown and on tattalning 1_]e rank
of Colonelanother sitar is added.
Nowt we get up aiu1ng the Gen-
, orals, The •F.Irig,adier- Gener^are
badge is the crossed sword. and
baton;, that ,ef Matirt+Cien:eral
crossed sword and baton with star
above of Li'eutein4.nt'.Geneh41
crossed p11'ord and baton 'with
crown above; of Generatl crossed
sword and baton with star and
Crown ,above., A Field Massha11
wears crossed batons mounted on
wreath with cl'ow'n above.
Th,: uniform of an 0t'ieor differs
from that of a private 01, non-
commissioned officer- in that, be-
sides being made of ;incl mater-
ial -the officer has to buy it 'Men -
Self -the
lien-self•-the (epic has !a; 1030 collar
with lapels ,and is fastened with
wyitla
four .buttons, and the groat •c:at
Co. -Ahmed 'on pag" 2.