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MEN'S STORE
Custom Tailoring
Men's Furnittling
Phone 103
Opposite Public Library
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WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and House
Furnishings.
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
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COOKS THE FOOD BUT NOT THE COOK
Perfection Oil Stoves
HAVE ATTAINED PERFECTION IN THE COOK'S
ESTIMATION
That tells the story in a Nutshell of the benefits and
results of using one of our PERFECTION Oil Cook Stoves.
Many makes of oil stoves have come and gone but this one
goes on givng satisfaction to the owner. Buy PERFECTION
Oil Stoves at
Phone 53.
W. H. DAVISON
Successor to R. Rowland.
'41, 410
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Women, 's Institute,
The regular meeting of the Women's
Institute will be held at the home of
Mrs. Wes, Shobrook on Thursday, July
27th at3 p,in.
In About Two Weeks.
The Entrance Exams results are ex
peeted in about two weeks, so dpn't
blame the printer for not having them
Quite often The New Era receives published before hand,
letters Communications, and news items
for publication which have no signature
attached, These are consigned to the
waste basket, often regretfully. The
name of the writer is always required by
this office, not necessarilyfor publicat-
ion but as a' guarantee of good faith.
Married in Centralia.
Dr, '0- W. '11oaupson and Miss 1.4tcy
Stevens motored to Centralia on '.l'hurs
clay morning hast and were quietly mar-
ried at the Methodist parsonage by the
Rev. A. Sinclair. They are now enjoying
a motor trip,
Sign Your Name.
-Got A Car of Coal.
Mr. J. B. Mustard secured a car load
of egg coal this weak and is being de-
livered to household using a furance.
Purchased Farm.
Mr. Percy Cole has bought Mr. W.
Elcoat's farm, Tuckersmitii, near the
village of Brucefield, and gets possession
this fail.
Lost Cow on Wednesday.
Mr. Jas, Livermore lost a valuable
cow at the G. T. R. track Wednesday
morning when the L.H. and B. train,
ran into the animal and broke its leg.
The cow had to he destroyed,
Big Crowd Went To Goderich.
The citizens of Clinton turned out
well on the 12t4 and went to Goderieli
by special trains, autos and the old
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horse and buggy. The day was a pleas -
Thursday, July 15th, 1920,
Dear Reader, You Can Help.
The Newtra asks its readers to make
these columns their own, to the extent
of contributing social and personal it-
ems which are of interest, if you have
friends visitiisg you, there is no nicer
compliment you can pay your guests
than to take the trouble to see that their
names are mentioned in your local news
paper, Call at or phone. The New Era;
our number is 30; House 95, or send,
by mall,
Commandeer Cars
A. 0. Pattison Grand Trunk agent has
received notification that all open cars
to be returned at once to the American
coal distributing centres so that they
may be loaded with coal after the small-
est possible delay. On the American
side a similar order has been issued for
bidding the use of the open cars for any
other purpose but shipping coal. This
arrangement is calculated to bring a
fair supply of coal to town and the
coal situation should he cleared up sat-
isfactorily.
FOR PICNIC
re. wins SEASUI' SUPPLIES 13y the daily press of Tuesday it was
ant one nand ail had art enjoyable tine,
Mother Dead,
FOR PLUMBING -
HEATING AND
• ROOFING
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Olives, Grape Juice
Orange and Lemonade
Lime Juice, Pickles,
Marmalade, Jams
R-epairing Promptly
Done
Phone 53 all kind in Season
Fruit and Vegetables of
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1-1ecla Furnaces
There is a Reason
Ask Us.
Lead Fred. W. Wigg
The Corner Grocery
Phone 45. .N
learned that the mother of Miss Mc
Dougall, C.U.i, teacher had passed
away at her home in Canitington,' The
deceased suffered a stroke in June and
Miss McDougall went to her home be-
fore school closed;
SCRANTON COAL
and' • Wood for Sale
any who wish to leave their order for
Spring delivery can do so by leaving
their orders at my residence, Huron St.
or Phone 155.
Terms—Strictly Cash—Phone 155.
E. WARD
RILS1DENCE--HURON STREET
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WASH-IING EASY
The Red Star 'Washer makes wash day welcome. h works .
,eo easily a boy of 6 « a sun it when load. It abolishes
all the drudgery of wash day.
Does the work in half the
time it takes to do iLby hand. .}
ED STAR
Washer
The Red Star Washer is easy to operate
because the mechanism rides on two sets
of ball bearings, The fly wheel is large.
The lid is easy to lift, and you can raise
the dasher from the clothes before you
open the lid, so the clothes Will not come
up with it or tear. The mechanism is
very simple and compact, and so strong
that the Red Star will Blast a generation
aant always run as well as when new.
Phuee snd have as send sea up,
e, tilt Fid sea Item os 'stir Ions,
Suit '' erdue
Is a Busy Man.
Besides his usual duties as a Com-
mercial traveller "Shorty" Cantelon has
been umpiring baseball games up ,in
Bruce !Co. for the Wellington League,
Mr. Cantelon has also umpired games
in this district too.
Were 20 Shots Up.
Last Thursday evening four rinks of
Hensall bowlers motored up and had a
friendly game with the local bowlers'.
"Chief" Whitesides of Hensall was was
tfie only visiting skip to win out, Fol-
lowing are the names of the various
rinks;--
Clinton [teusall
H, Rance
Dr. Marrs
Getting Old.
We see in tine field day sports held
in Calgary by the Hudson's Bay Store
that one old Townsmen "Pat" Spald-
ing won the, old man's race over 50
years of age. We showed the article
to some of his former associates who
seemed surprised that they get old so
fast out West. Geo, McTaggart, Dr, 1
Shaw, Andy McGarva, Malcolm (McTag-
gart, Torr Rance and Dick Fair all said
it would he years before ,they are eli-
gible for that race and hey heartily
sympathizes with "Pat" in his calam-
ity,
Motor Headlights.
The Ontario anti -headlight bylaw will
become effective on July 19, This new
bylaw was given assent by the lieuten-
ant governor on May 19, and will aut-
omatically become effective two months
from that date. According to informat-
ion received by the London Motor Club
experiments are now being conducted
to ascertain what is -the best type and
style of headlight to be used, When the
result of the experiments is annouced, a
new uniform type of headlight will have
to be installed by all motorists driving
in the province.
J. 5,'Cantelon
J. Taylor, sk —15
J. Miller
B. Potter
N. Ball
Dr, Axon, sk-14
J. 5, Cook
A. J. Grigg
13, Hovey
J. Nediger, sk--1t
McNiel—Oke. •
At the home of Mr, and Mrs. Win,
Higgins Rattenbury street east on Thur
sday evening last the marriage took
place of this sister Miss Lydia Oke,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Oke of Exeter and Mr, Thos. J. McNeil.
The bridal pair was unattended and the
ceremony was perforated by the Rev,
D. N. McCanius only immediate relat-
ives being present. The bride wore a
pretty gown of grey niessaline trimmed
with touches of mauve. After the cere-
mony congratulations were extended
and the wedding feast was served,
Charles—Stevenson Wedding.
A pretty wedding tools place at 24
Green street, Guelph, when Edna Irene
eldest daughter of Wm. J. Stevenson,
formerly of Toronto and Mrs. A. L. Stew
enson was united in marriage to Harold
L. Charles of Elora, son of the late Mr;
D. Cantelon
5, Simmons
H. A. Arnold
A. Hemphill,
sk— 10
N. Peck
P. Buchanan
G. Case
E. Busch, sk-10
G. Brock
J: Stacey
T, Farquhar
A, Whitesides,
sk— 14
W. Brown T. Sherritt
F. Copp A, Clark
W. Grant W. Goodwin
A. J, Morrish, W. McLaren,
sk— 24 sh— 1b
Total 6.4 Total 44
Passed Away.
As reported last week of the serious
accident that befell Mrs. l•lamiton on
the 4th the lady passed away at the
home of her daughter, Mrs .Edwin
Jervis, Townshend street on Sunday
morning. She was born in the old Court
try and conning to Canada married her
husband who predeceased her some 27
years ago. They first resided 4 West-
ern, Ont. and afterwards went to Tees -
water. Of a family of S children only
then survire;,.two daughters; Mrs, Jer
vis of town and Mrs. G. Theobald of
Cornwall and one son E. Hamilton of
Woodstock. The deceased was 89 years
and 11 months old. The funeral was held
on Tuesday afternoon a short service
was held at the home of Mrs. Jervis and
the body was conveyed to Teeswater
Cemetery for Interment. Among the
relatives here or the funeral were Mr.
and Mrs. G. Theobald of Cornwall;
Mrs. Alex, Hamilton of Landon,
Won From Goderich
REGARDING WALL 'PAPER.
Prices, in general, are on a slightly higher
level than last year, but noticeable mostly in
the lower priced goods. We have heard, re.
ports of a few low priced "spots" which how.
ever, without exception have proved to be
inferior goods or boasts made to distract at --
t ention from other shortcomings, these ex-
ceptions we ready concede.
Our new stock is being sampled and gives
promise of being as varied and attractive in
design and colorings as we have had in for-
mer years, while our values are as good as
we know where or how to buy.
The W. D. Fair Co
Often the eheapest—Atwaays the Best
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Don't Miss This
Special Price on our Bulk Tea. We are completely sold out of line we ad-
vertised last week. For this week we offer you The Royal' Blend at 60 c per
tb. Special price in 5 Ib lots.
Potato Substitute
2 Large illans Pork
and Beans ... 35c
MAKE WASH DAY .
EASY
No Rubbing—Just boil
your clothes. When you
use —Wonder Wash
Peerless Washing
Foro Tablets.
Masks No Rub
and Riuso.
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NOTICE
Wednesday, June 30th
.being day before a holi-
day our store will be
open all day and in the
evening so get your
orders in for Iftlliday
Picnic:
THE HABIT OF DEALING AT
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SPECIAL TEA PRICES
sib for 60c
2 ib s for .31t..1^5
5 !lis for $2.65
Vimy Ridge Salman
Per can 25e
2 cans Sardines ..,25e
se
PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
Minor Locals.
The 12th is over for another year.
1 The League match on Friday evening
between Clinton and Goderich was a
win for Clinton after a- tassel for the
first 5 innings. hit the 5th the home
team got 4 runs and in the 7th with the
bases full, Earl Cooper cleared trheni all
and. made home when Bissett, the Co.
town 3rd baseman muffed the throw-in.
There were some glaring errors on both
sides, but the Clinton 'boys did some taift
hitting, getting 14 hits while Goderich
collected 10. Cooper land 7 strike-
outs and Levis had the same, the latter
gave the only walk in the game in
the 7th. Following was the line-up and
score by innings.—
'Clinton—Hawkins, if; E. Cooper, p;
McNeil, 311; Tasker, Ib; Draper, ss; C.
Cooper, c; Johnson, cf; Potter, rf; Ful-
ford, 2b. Goderich—Bissett, 311;
sop, 2b; 2b; Car'rick, rf; W. Bissett, c; Bar-
low, Ib; Culley, ss; Suazel, ef; Pride
ham, if; Levis, p,
and Mrs. F. J. Charles of Burford, Ont Goderich .-0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 1— 5
The home was nicely decorated. with Clinton ..-0 1 2 0 4 1 5 0 x-13
daisies and peonies, The Rev. R, 8. Stev
enson of Stratford officiated. The bride Y 0 U R
who was unattended entered the room
on the arm of her brother, Cecil W.
G. Stevenson, to the strains of Lohengr
ill's Wedding March played by her sister
i andied a bon uet of sun
carr
Miss Bery q
set and sweetheart roses. After a dainty
lupcheon the happy couple left for a
honeymoon to western points, Relatives
were present from Guelph, Toronto, El-
mira, Princeton and' Stratford, The bride
l a neice of Mrs, W. S. Downs of Clin-
ton.
Buyers Are Sitting Tight.
Many of tate large wholesale houses
report that their travellers selling cotiti
ing and kindred lines are having hard
times keeping within reach of sales of
corresponding months a year ago. The.
store keepers of the country are buy
ing s_par.lngly and are not inclined, to
take on anythink more than they think
they can sell in average trading times.
in :several instances where stores find
they are overstocked. direct steps are
l'eing taken to liquidate the surplus and
tihere are matinees where this is being
dome at no gain to the store if•tndeed
they are breaking even in some of the
setli',g Wholesalers claim to see noth-
ing dangerous in the situation, Ranier
do they welcome it, claiming that with
sanity and moderation behind the plan
It will work out for better business and
mare of it On a lower' plane of costs'
and selling prices.
ROOF
.,The Boy Scouts returned from camp
on Tuesday and they had a fine time 1
despite the showers thrown -in,
Crediton Base Ball team is here to-
night in a league match.
Haff of July gone now,
The Chautauqua closes tomorrow
night. Good programs have been pre-
sented during the week.
Crew Was Startled.
While the passenger train n the Lon
6n the selection of your roofing
material depends the appearance, value
and durability of your building.
• What kind of roofing could be better
than 3 -ply of everlasting Shingles/
The cheapest is not usually the best
although the best is usually the cheap-
est.
We have the best in three different
grades, 2X, 3X and 5X at popular cur-
rent prices.
AT SRUCEFIELD—We also handle all
kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Canada Fibre Board,,vCanada Cement,
Yard and Soft Coal, 'etc.
AT CLINTON- •— We handle all
ieinds of Coad and Wood and Canada
Cement.
Let us have your inquiries. We think
we can supply you.
• GNU. R. MUSTARD
Clinton & Brncefxeld.
Phone for Clinton No. '14.
Thune for 13rucefield 11 on 618.
don Huron and Bruce branch of the 0.
T. R. was wending its way cityward on
Thursday the crew of the train was
startled by what looked to be a man
lying beside the tracks a little south of
Ilensall. Thinking someone had been
struck by the work train which passed
shortly before the engineer brought the
train to a standstill within a few fest
of the supposed victim, Oa nvestigat
ion the object was discovered to be only
an old coat which had been left by some
one who was weeding onions the pre-
vious evening.
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10 -Day Sale
Having ,made special arrangements with our Com-
pany at Guelph for this salt by taking a limited number of
pianos. I can quote you a price far below factory prices to you.
to -day and if you are going to get a piano inside the next two
years. Now is your chance.
This sale is merely to advertise our goods and is good.
for 1-o days only, after which the regular factory Prices will be
used. '
if you can not call on us write for prices and also re-
. member we can arrange to give you terms to suit so as to get i11
on this salk: Remember the name.
Jonathan Hill
BOX 229.
Phone 216,
MUSIC STORE.
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Well Dressed Women will wear Oxfords this Seaaon.
We are now showing beautiful new models in these comfort-
able Shoes.
Shoemaking is certainly an Art when it comes to making such.
handsome Footwear.
I Every Shoe a Picture
Oxfords in Dull or Patent Leathers.
Beautiful colorings in Brown or Mahogany. The new plain,
narrow toe and the incitation perforated tip and vamp --Louis
or Cuban Heel. Expert Fitting Service.
$3.50; $4.50;.. $6.50; to $9.50,
This House of Good Shoes stand these days as a safeguard at -
against Shoe Values at inflated prices
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