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Carpets, Rugs, Curtains
and Linoieuin..s
Our stock of Douse Furnishings is now complete in every'detail, in Lace
Curtains, Tapestry Curtains, Brussels, Tapestry and Wool Carpets,Rugs, Mats,
Linoleums Oilcloths Jap.Mattings, Door Mats, Carpet . Sweepers, etc. The
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range is large, and you are not confined, to a few designs. Anything you want,
and we do nort stoc1, we can easily get for you.. We solicit your inspection
and will be pleased to .show you our range.
Lace Curtains
You will find the patterns we have
assembled have been chosen tasteful-
ly and carefully. Every new feature
is represented, though, of course,the
conventional designs are amply repre-
sented. Our .purchases were ;made
direct, and involve Nottinghams,
Brussels, Nets, Tambound Nets and,
others.
Prices run II' on* up ° to $6.00
Tapastry Curtains
In plain colors and two-tone ef-
fects,
ffects, in red, green and brort n, sever-
al new designs.
From $2.75 up to $6.00
Jap. Mattings
For Bed Rooms, Jap. MattiAgs
are becoming quite popular for sum-
mer use. They are pretty, clean and
cool. We are showing a splendid
range
At 20e per yard
Carpets
We niak. and Lay alt Piece Car—
pets FREE.
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We are showing an exceptionally
good rang&of designs and colorings
in Tapestry, Brussels and Wool Car-
pets, in the different qualities, and
invite your : inspection, .whether you
purchase or not. .
Prices"run tram 33c up
Japanese Yutak iRugs
We are showing aii exceptionally
large range of Jap: Rugs. with bor-
der to match running all around, in
sizes il' yard by 2 at 40c, 2 yards' .by
3, at $ l CAU, 3 yds " by 3 . at $3 00.
Ask to see the range. °
Linoleums
Ten' new Spring patterns of
-Nairn's Scotch Linoleum to •choose
from. Two weights at
50e and 60c per yard
Floor Mats
SPEC.IaAL-25 Wilton Floor Mats,
27 in. by 54 in. No two alike, in
floral, animal. and . maple leaf designs,
splendid quality, fast colors, worth
$3.50, Special for $2,75
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Other Floor Mats• from 50c up
Rugs
We are showing the largest range.
of Floor Rugs in town, in. Brussels,
Tapestry, Wiltons, Velvets and Wool,
at prices that defy competition; if
you are in need •of a Rug, come
when the range is the largest.
Floor 'Oil .Cloths
Floor Oil. Cloth, in t, i?,
and 2 yds wide.
At 2$e per yaid
Best Evidence of the • Splendid
Values can Best be Learned by,
a Visit to the Store. or.
Try a Package of Me1agaanar Tee at
tcEwan'e popery.
v.tta Me*d*y
Poll your votes early. If you .want
good roads; and streets well lighted.
Mark your ballot for then].
Conucll Meeting
Council will meet nn Monday even.
ing of next week. An important ques-
tion will be ''Will the two .bylaws be
read the third time?" It will be for
the electors to decide.
New Rigs a
During the past week T W Clliott,
the well known lively man, has placed
a number of new buggies and a two-
seated pleascre rig in his barn, Mr
Elliott believes in beiugup-to•date and
pleasing his customers.
Here's An Idea
A number of wire receptacles for
waste paper, etc., have been placed on
the sides of poles at intervals through
out the business centre of the town.
The above is clipped from the Listowel
Banner and the receptacles would be
a good thing if a few were placed in
the front streets of Clinton,
Keep Tour Dog Muzzled
The danger period for dogs is' not
vet over and.no relaxation of the muS,z-
ling order for dogs should be allowed.
Parties who permit their dogs togo
unmuzzled run the risk of having
them shot,as well as laying themselves
open too a fine.
Now Era Oct. 2S, 1909
Last Friday Miss Mountcastle kindly
gave us a NEwEit . dated January 6th,
which was missing from our file, and
we now ask our readers to look and
see if a New ERA dated Oct, 28, 1000,.
can be found so that we may have the
year. complete. We are indeed indebt-
ed to Miss Mountcastle for the one
handed in. •
Carpet -Ball League Standing •
\Von Lost '
L. O. L 12. 8 600
(1, O, F'. 0•. 7
W. O. W. 8 10
I O F 8 10
A. O. F. 7 9
,mist Two Other Days
The Barrie Saturday .mornilig has
the following. comment to . make ;
Christmas Day is to be dry hereafter
in Ontario, New Year's is also when-
ever municipal elections are held on
that day. The 17th of March and the
12th of July willprobably be the next
dates when the bars will be banished..
Drivers Be Careful
Dont drive over boulevards or leave
your horse .untied on the streets.
Driving over boulevards or cutting
street corners spoils good looking
streets, leaving horses untied on the
streets is a dangerous practice, to say
nothing of the damagethat may, re-
sult. The Police should enforce both
laws to the limit. .
Front Old Country
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CLINTON NEW ERA
DR. OVENS, London, Surgeon, Ocn..
hs, t Specialist.. will be at W. 8. R
Holmes' Drug store, on Tuesday May
24th. Glasses property_fitted: deafness,
catarrh and fauling eyesight treated,
' All day.
Married Monday
Monday of this week a quiet wed-
ding took place at the Wesley church
parsonage, when W. J. Jolliffe, B O L,
united in marriage Miss Minnie Wes-
ton, of Goderich Township, but who
has resided in Clinton, and Mr. Archie
Agnew. The happy couple left on the
four train for Detroit. The many
friends of the young couple all wish
them happiness and prosperity.
New 1Viitd4Ws •
New plateglass windows.were placed
in the stores of A. J. Morrish and Geo.
Barge this week." ' Also We windows
in,the-sttores'of Tozer 46' Brown and1.
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Fred Jaoksofr were lowered and. refit
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3 earls Corn Yeas or Tomatoes for
We Wonder When 1 ' •
Engagem%nt Anicoltniecd
Rev. W. M: Martin, B. D.,'and Mrs.
Martin, of London South, formerly of
Exeter, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Anna Elizabeth, to Dr
John Nisbet Gunn, of Calgary,;Aita.,
son of . Mr. and Mrs. Hector Gunn, of
Toronto. The marriage will take place •i
about the end of May, The ,'many
friends in town of Dr. John Gunn will
extend, congratulations to him, The
Dr. was very popular while practising
here with his uncle, Dr. Gunn, and
Miss Martin is also well-known here,
having sung in the churches at differ-.
ent times
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Watch for This Spttce each Week
WILL INTEREST YOUgmmai
You can proht by this Special Selling Event. We
have decided to adopt a Special Weekly Cash Bargain
List, quoting cut prices on a number of articles every
week, and at prices that w ill compare with any : of ..the
city stores.
11 List of Our'Speciizil Cash Prices .for all
Next Week.
The warm season will soon be
he here. Secure a good Gaso-
line Stove at a low price:
$4 50 Gasoline Stove for $4.00
6.50 Gasoline Stove for 6,00
17.00 Gasoline Stove for 14.50•
18 Op Gasoline Stove for 15.50
A Saving in Shovels. -Long
handled, round point shovels,
for 45c
Long handled, round point
Shovels, extra quality, solid
steel shank, only 65c
Wood handled Wire Toasters,
reg. 15c for 10c
Victor Flour Sifters, reg. 1oC
for
Seeding is just about over, and
this is a good time for Fencing,
,especial�l_y� as our price for Coiled
Spring Wire,�rfor all next week.
Will be only; 43x+'} 5
Here is a Bargain in
lawn ]Howells
$4.75 Lawn Mowers for' ..$4.25
5.00 Lawn M)wers for .. 4.50
5.50 Lawn Mowers for . 5.00
6.00 Lawn Mowers, bail bear-
ings, for.,.,.,,$5.50
Oil can, filled with• oil, thrown in
5 -foot Step Ladders ........650
6 foot Step Ladders 75e
Oval Tin Pudding Dishes for Se
Oval Tin Pudding Dishes with
rim, for Se
4 gal, Galvanized Gasoline Clans,
with air pressure .pump, pre-
vents all evaporation, regular
price, S145,'for... , ......$1.2 5
1 secondhand family Sewing
Machine.* -$3,00;
1 Ma• l
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frwng Lathr,
$4.00
Agtetiii4 for Slierwhi Williams Paint find Dnstbaane.
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$TO1tES AND INAKOWARE.
When are the" open air Band 25e. at Mee roan's Groceryc
con -
cots to begin i' ! Saturday Afternoon Oil'
To the Street Committee µ l :Commencing last Saturday the em:
• loyees of the Doherty'Piano -it Organ
a rd afternoon
"vin Stu a
t h o'v`iri'•'ofa Co., arch g y
Gentlemen ,-1 • eg leave to draw p
your attention o t e o et g
holidays,", The Bas :ball club of the
drain or culverts 'on +t19e -west side of
Albert St., opposite Fair's mill, It is ; Factory have started to make goo
dangerous to pedestrians. I tripped. use. of the, holiday by practicing at the.
on it and had a severe fall this morn- •I park. .
ing and might: easily have had broken •
Of Mrs 1V>tu .McMath
bones. Trusting that you will see to DCailat
its; safety. 1 remain,
Our Wali Paper Stock
is a collection of newness .arid originality, An
extensive variety, surpassingly fine in its comple to
ness, IVfany meritorious patterns and colorings
and its expanse offers an inviting field for selection
• as well as novel and useful suggestions for a pro-
per and practical decoralion.
--•rer,rarignerallar7
1'HE Wo D Pair eo.
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OFTEN„ THE, CHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST
AND
Retailers of much Wall Paper
of the better class. O
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SPRING i
TERM . g
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• • From March son merges into our V
• Sutnmer Session from. July 4th and ,.i
affords continuous opportunity for . •
• . bright young people to qualify for
• good. business positions.' 0 u r •
• School, THE CENTRAL BUSI- •
• NESS COLLEGE OF TORONTO. . 0
0 invites your consideration. Cats- •
logue mailed free pn reuuest. •
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Last Tuesday a family by the name
of Fesk, came to Clinton, sent by the
Salvation Army to work for a farmer
near here but when they arrived the
farmer did notwant them. The Sal-
vation Army Stiff here •gotthem ay
house and fixed them as comfortable
as-possible-and-the=head of -the -house'-
is now working with the Waterworks
contractor. •
There • passed' away, on Monday,
April 20th, A RATEPAYER 25th•inst., Mrs. Wm. McMath, mother
• ' of our townsman, Mr Jas. i4lcMath, in
5+takes
Moved veil
• her $o .h year. The funeral place
Barn n Do
of
to=day ('Thursday,) to Dungannon
Last, Week 16. Fitzsimons Uptight the Cemetery.
f ame barn on• the x.roperty rete lt1y. .
by Frank" O'N it and moved it to his Work Of. An Artist
own property as there was nobarn an a
theproperty he purchased. Last Saturday, the Editor of The
Brief' Locals
May flowers are blooming.
1 New Era received by rnai .a folder on
which was .the pictures of Xing Ed..
ward and Queen Alexandria, and also
a book, full ofillustrations of the
Sunday will be May Day, The silt- wonderful papers, The Montreal Star
mer weather will soon be here, and Family Herald and Weekly Star
Irrespective of the size of your house A small card dropped out of the book
endeavor co make your lawn the finestwith the senders name. Mr Hugh. G
and most attractive in town; Brewer formerly of town but now in
poles on the streets. TheyMontreal. We return our thanks to
Pafnt the
P' Mr Brewer. for the: kindnessof sending
are disfigurin>t even when paintee. the folder and book to us. ' .
They look hideous without paint.
Resolve never to throw paper on the Choir Entertained
streets. Now that the streets are clean Last Thursday evening Wesley
let us all make an effort to keep them Church Choir was entertained at the
clean, • • home of their leader and Organist,
Every effort put forth ordollar spent prof. Brown. After an ' enjoyable
to improve. our town's appearance will evening spent the choir decided to
be returned two -fold in the satisfaction oxganize and have officers and the
fnhowing were chosen• -Hon. Pres..
LogkS Good •
The new To'runto Star Weekly looks
good to the New Bra and willnodoubt
go aliead"with Joe Clark at its helm.
The Weekly. has good writers and in-
teresting articles have already appear
ed: The management made a -wise
move :in placing Mr Clark as Editor ,as
hisaarticlee are always interesting to
the .readers.,
Does •Advertising Pay
This question has been asked thous-
ands of times and we can say yes to
the question. "Last Thursday; John
Leslie , the' well•known Carriage
Maker of Clinton placed a four inch
advertisement in the NEw ERA and in
the evening Mr Leslie , called into the
bifice:and said he sold a buggie the
direct result of the ativt, in the paper
This ought to prove tothe hardheart-
ed that advertising'tto'ea pliy .,--•,•-•
guaranteed. •
Destroy the young weeds that are
starting on your property and your
surroundings wilt be unproved through Secretary, F H Chant; Treasurer,Miss
out the season. -N Hill; Convenor of Social Committee
South Huron LicensesMiss It Doherty. A vote of thanks
was tendered to Prof, and Mrs Brown.
At a meeting' of the Board of License
Commissioners held. at Hensall, on Mother Dread
April 23rd, the Licenses granted •for On Saturday afternoon of last week
the License District of South Huron at Guelph, after a brief illness, Mrs A.
ore as follows:-- iieCranston died at the residence of
her smi in-law, Rev R d M Glassford.
Deceased wasrborn in the' County of
Hatton seventy-six years ago, but all
of her married' life was spent in the
township of Albion, county ot Peel,
where she resided for nearly 48 yyears.
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Hotel,when his hotel is completed; She is a rgived by her husband, one
p % daughter, Mrs R J M Glassford. and
.T Perrnin, Commercial Hotel. six sons -Mr 0 J Cranston, Caledon,
Rev,:.W J. J'bliffe',' President, 11 I+:
Rorke; 1st Vice President, Miss L
Reid; 2nd Vice President, Miss Turner
Bayfield --.Mrs M. Elliott, Albion
Hotel; W Jlianlon° Commercial Hotel,
1 month to seil out.
Exeter --L W Palmer, Commercial
Hotel; W T Atcheson, Central Hotel;
J Morley, Metropolitan Hotel,
Hensel'. -- Jas Coxworth, Queen's
Where You Vote
• •Following are the Polling booths for
the two Bylaws next Monday and. the
men who will look after your vote : -
Polling. Sub -Division No. 1 -St, An-
drews Ward, at the Town Hall, Wel-
ter Manning Deputy Returning Offi-
cer, E. Saville. P011 9CLerk.
P o 1 l in g• Sub -Division No. 2 -St,
James Ward,at the Apple Evaporator,
1. D. Jobnson,•Deputy tteturuingOffi-
cer, A. F. Cudmore, Poll Clerk.
W. H. SHAW i:'rinolpal.
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warm weather,
Subscribe Now
The NEw ERA till January •1st, 1911,
for new subscribers for 50 cents. Sub-
scribe now, A. new story will be start
B>! iellets. •
THE spraying season is on with the
fruit growers.
'HORSEMEN get your route cards at
the NEW ERA, office.
A shortage in maple syrup has,.
prompted Jack Oonuck to get, busy
hunting up substitutes.
The craze to shootbirds, squirrels
and other animals is robbing Ontario
forests of the life which make . our
woodlands charming resorts..
ed in a week or se:
Ice-cream parlor are being put in
cheerful order for the approaching;
_ - Housecleaning le now in order, Re -
40c, Black Tea Special for 25e at Mc- ceptions and "at homes" are unsea-
Ewan's grocery, . , sonable until the carpets are dusted
and clean curtains adorn parlor win -
50 Years The Editor doves
With last•week's issue of the :Mit-.1 Tuts is the season of the year when
chell Advocate, W. R. Davis celebrat- the amateur gardener sits up nights
ed the fiftieth anniversary of both the reading the seed catalogue and fignxrea
paper and his as Editor. The NEw out how many of the gorgeously hued
ERA extends congratulations to the
20xplants30, and flodwersclay, hebeltcan. raise in his
backyar
A Chat about the S. 'A.
Hay.- R. R, Johnston, Dominion
Rote', Zurich; J P Ilan, Commercial
Hotel, Zurich; „Mrs Wm Nicholson,
Blake iio;el, 3 mos. to make necessary
improvements.
Stephen -- Wm Moffatt, Duiterln
House, ilentralia;A.ugnst Iiill,Oentral
Hotel, Crediton; Ezra Brenner, Breni
•ner;fiouse,Grand Bend; WniZi'mmer.
;Cosi nieifcial Hotel. ,il!ltsliVrood; B Caw.
nfnghama, Wihiva hotel, ,KKl iva; Jos. '
East; Rev J A Cranston, Collingwood;
Mr R J Cranstoii,Caledon, East; Rev.
R A Cranston, Palmerston; Rev, W.
T Cranston, Delaware; and Dir D L
Cranston, mathematical master of
Port Arthur High School. The inter -
relent took place on Tuesday from
the old home, Caledon,East, to Bolton
Cemetery. Deceased was woman of
the highest personal diameter, and
will he mourned by a wide circle et
I Ziler, Ontario 'louse, Mt. Carmel, friends. Dir. L(yranstltl, wai•torni-
.wos extensionto see if hewill ilond tc erly a teacliar lin. tin . G. (i..i tld. is
lila house properly. A, Clark, IJredi• married to at dafig;hter of JrJbled Mrs
ton, 3 mos to dispose hisstock. J :Torrance.
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Editor and his paper.
A Great Scarcity •
Although the Clinton Business Coll-
ege is affiiated with a Chain of Schools Army is doing in Canada:-
training eleven hundred students per We have 904 Social Institutions. 20,
year, Mr. Spotton informs us he. is 000 persons sleep underour roofs every
unable to . fid hundreds of excellent, in
who would either be homeless
osiitions offered his. graduates. HeGln the haunts of vice_,a,nd shame if
they were not with us. We also sup•
ply about 20,000 cheap and .free Meals
every day. During the last twelve
months we have supplied 59,743 men •
with either temporary or permanent
work. Then listen to the following
A short paragraph given below gives
the .readers an idea what the Salvation
repot1 s a great deart - of malc-steno-
graphers.
Rayner-Suitter. '
A pretty wedding took place at the
hofne of Mr. and Mrs. • Lewis Suitter,' list; showing what was doneinGanada
Glencoe, on Saturday.afternoon.' April last year :
2nd, at 2 o'clock, . when • their eldest 'Helpless little children cared for 991;
daughter; May, ,cv.Ls 'united in 'mar- unfortunate girls received :into our
riage to Harold Rayner, youngest son' homes, 1,010 ; No. of girls left homes
of Dr. and Mrs.,A. C. Rayner, of Pres. and
prisoners doinginterviewsatisfactorilyed,2$,336 No
, 855 ; No...of ,
ton, England. While the wedding • . of
march was being played by Miss Bain, of
met on discharge, 1,953 ;No.
•of ex -Prisoners found -employment,
of Woodstock, the couple took their
813 ; No. of Meals
stand under an alcove of carnations _ supplied' ex -Prison -
and pine, the ceremony being perform oners, 4,:;x14 ;. No, pieces clothing given
ed byRev. George Weir. Little Miss ex -Prisoners, 1,930; No of ex -Prisoners
JaneElliott, daintily dressed in pale: 1 disindzwith fares,lieo12to ex-Prisoners,ght'
blue silk,' acted as flower girl, they ' 2,785, g ' Up
'be-
ing otherwise unattended. The bride
was -beautifully: gowned in ivory satin,
with to1levei and-"orang
orange blossoms,
After the ceremony; the guests, nail-
.t a�
'" at d . w o ..da.
r ••abouta n
Abe 1,
h
le
luncheon. Mr, and `Mrs.' Rayner
by the C. P. R., at 5 o'clopk for Tor -
'onto amid the best wishes'of their.
many friends. They were the recipi-
te of many beautiful and valuable
Polling Sub -Division No, 3-St.Johns
Ward, at the Clinton Thresher • Co. of-
fice, .1, C. McMath, Deputy Returning
Officer, H. Alexander, Poll Clerk.
Polling Sub -Division No. ` 4. -St.
Georges Ward at Leslie's Carriage
Shop, S, J. Andrews • Deputy Return-
ing Officer, Jim. Cnnninghame, Poll. .
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gifts, testifying to the high esteem in
which they are held. Those who at.'
tended` the wedding from a distance
were': -Mrs, Bain and' Miss Bain, of ,
Woodstock ; Mrs. Stricker,' of Berlin ;
Mrs. Campbell, of Milbank ; Mr. and
Mrs. Ackert.; of Ingersoll Mr, Gray,
of Ingersoll ; Mr. and Mrs. T. X. Poole,
of London, and M. C. Elliott, of Inger-
s >ll. Mr. and Mrs. Rayner have ar-
rived in town and has a taken up
housekeepingin the home owned by
Mrs. French on Townsend Street.
QE l� ,T AL-
.STRATFORD. 6hiT.
-The Great Practical Training School of
Ontario. Three departutents, 'COMMER-
CIAL, SHORTHAND or TELEGRAPHY,
We assist graduates to positions. The de-
mand upon us for trained holo greatly ex-
celdsthe supply. The threemost recently
placed are receiving $40, .$30 and 8100 per
month respectively'. Business men state
o it graduates are the best. Fnter our
classes NOW. Get our free catalogue. .
D." A. McLachlin
PRINCIPAL'
Choir Gives Banquet -
An enjoyable evening was spent by
the Glencoe Presbyterian. choir in the
Sunday School Hall on Friday even
ing April 15th when a banquet was
tendered to several valued members.
who are leaving Glencoe and in con-
sequence had to sever their connection'
with the choir, The regrettable fea-
ture of the occasion was these re-
movals, otherwise the evening was
one of unalloyed happiness and pleas-
ure: A spread of several courses was
provided by the ladies that would have
done credit to the best caterers. After-
wards a, programme of speech was in-
troduced, Rev, Mr. Weir presiding, in
which the following toasts were hon-
ored : -"Our Guests". by M. O. Camp-
bell and Lewais Suitter ; "The Choir",
by A. E. Sutherland and W. A, Aus-
tin ; "The Ladies", by P. B, Wade and
John McCracken ; "The New Mem-
bers," by Mr. Austin 1 -"Our Congrega-
tion", by Mr. Weir and Mr. Strachan.
it. selection by the male quartette was
very much appreciated. After singing
"Auld Lang Syne" and goodbyes were
exchanged the gathering dispersed.
Mr. Suitter and family are removing
to Clinton, where Mr. Suitter purposes
engaging in a wholesale and retail
grain and feed business. The family
will be missed in Glencoe. Mr.Suitter,
during his eight years' residence here,
took a keen interest in municipal and
church affairs, serving on the council
and high school boards with credit,
and lending his assistance in various
w ys to improve the moral and social
status of the•community. Mrs. Suitter
devoted'much time and energy to the
various departments of the church
work, where she also. be missed.
The NEW ERA joins the citizens of
Clinton in welcoming Mr. Suittter apd
family to town.
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