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MEN'S STORE
Custom Tallorin{t
Men's Furnishing
Phone 203 "
Opposite Public Library
Brown's
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and Houle
Furnishings.
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
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 kone but this one
goes on givng satisfaction to the owner. Buy PERFECTION
Oil Stoves at
W. H. DAVISON
Successor to R. Rowland.
Phone 53.
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TRY FOR PICNIC
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1. Hawkins SEASON SUPPLIES
FOR PLUMBING
HEA 'fING AND
ROOFING
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Repairing Promptly
Done
Phone 53
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Hecla Furnaces Lead
There is a Reason
Ask Us.
Olives, Grape Juice
Orange and Lemonade
Li▪ me Juice, Pickles,
Marmalade, Jams
Fruit and Vegetables of
all kind in Season
Fred. W. Wigg
The Corner Grocery
Phone 45.
Hydro Was off.
Hydro was off for a short time on
Mnday afternoon but by 1.30 it was on
again.
House. of Refuge Committae Met Here.
The House of Refuge Committee
met here on Friday last to go over the
accounts etc. of the house. The Build-
ing was inspected and everything found
in good order.
Had Some Rain.
This vicinity was visited on Sunday
Morning and also in the afternoon by a
heavy rain storm and accompanied by
thunder and lightning. Fortunately no
damage was done, '
Closed contract for Barrels.
Mr. David Cantelon closed a con-
tract for 10.000 barrels for apples this
year, on Friday last from Mr. Simmonds
who makes then' in the barn behind
the School of Commerce.
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Locals News
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Attended Seeforth Tourney,
Messrs J, Taylor and W, Grant; t4.
Ranee and J. Reid attended the tourney
et Seaforth op Wednesday,
Warning Issued.
"Local motorists are apparently not
aware that the speed for crossings and
street intersections is 12r/a miles per
hour" said the speed cop this 'morning
and then at their own risk in •care of
accidents etc. itis rumored that the law
will 'rave to be applied if some "slow
ups" are not heeded at the intersection
of. Albert and Ontario Street.
You Can Help.
• The New Era is anxious to have cor
respondents in all districts. If our staff
correspondests will you send us the
news or suggest the name of someone
who would be likely to do so? We fur
nish stamped envelopes and writing
supplies,
Firemen Extinguished.
Paxman's Pets, it is understood will
now be the new fire brigade in Gunton
after extinguishing the local Brigade by
a score of 17-16t,.'rhe Firemen had on
all the League players they could get
a hold of and the things looked dark
for the "Pets" the last innings saw
then win out with two men out, Ex -
leaguer Cap. Cook pitched 3 inning
for the firemen and was only scored on
5 tunes, Then exleaguer Riley Johnston
with the score 10--5 in their favor start
ed to pitch and before he retired the
"Pets" score was 15-16. Then the
Firemen got 6 more runs and Ex -lea
guer McEwen took up the pitching and
with two out and two on bases Bert
Kerr did the needful and the game end
ed 17-16, The line up was, -
ets ' Firemen
L, Kerr Catcher R. Johnston
B. Kerr Pitcher C. Cook
J. Paxnra❑ ist Base F. Dixon
J. Cook 2nd Base M. McEwen
C. Sheperd S. S. C. Draper
J. Schoenhals 3rd Base R. Tasker
M, McTaggaret r field H. Glazier
G. Gilchrist c field A. Cudmore
A. McGarva I. field W. Kennedy
ors, Firemen -2 3 0 • 5 6 — 16
League Will Have to Decide. "Pets" —0 2 3 19 2 — ,17
Murr' McNeil who was umpire es-
caped with his life,
Band Concent "Tonight.
The Kittle Band gives their open air
concert tonight, weaklier permitting;
Picnic Wednesday.
The Willis church Sunday School
held their annual picnic to Bayfield on
Wednesday and spent a pleasant day,
A Close Call.
Mr. E. J. 'Cook, came near losing his
car at Goderich on Wednesday evening
a short circuit carrid a fire but "Cap"
beat it out,
Band Goes to Blyth.
Case Dismissed
A neigbor quarrel held forth for
two nights during the past week at
police Court and after hearing all the
evidence P, M. Andrews dismissed the
case. Some spectators say it ran a close
second to any Chautauqua concert,
SCRANTON COAL
and Wood for Sale
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any two wish to leave theirorder. for
Spring deliviry can do so by leaving
their orders at my residence, Huron St.
or Phone 155. .„--16;;40k-,..
Terms—Strictly Cash—Phone 155.
E. WARD
R1231DENCE—HURON STRUT
MAKES
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erdue
Washer
The Red Star -Washer is easy to operate
because the mechanism rides on Iwo 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 corse
up with it or tear. lire mechanism i$
aery simple and compact, and so strong
that the Red Star will hut a generation
Paull always not as well as when new.
Pine Kral
mac at .sad ane up,
ea calf
mid lee dem as oat Soar.
The Kiltie hand goes to Blyth next
Wednesday to supply the music for
their big celebration. The band is in
good shape under Conductor Close.
Monday Aug. 2nd Civic Holiday.
On Wednesday of this week Mayor
Cottle proclaimed Monday, August 2nd
as Clinton's Chile Holid;ty and the
citizen's are going to hold a celebra-
tion here that will be worth corning to
see.
Engagement. Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wise announce
the engagement of their younger
daughter, Ruby, to Mr. Leslie J. Was -
man son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. W.
Wasman, The marriage to take place
quietly, about the end of the month.
aAttended Short Horn Sete.
Messrs. Jas. Snell, Huliett, Roy
Plumsteel, John Biggins and Mr, La
Beau motored on Tuesday to the big
sale of pure bred Short Horns near
Toronto held on Wednesday. The
stock had been imported from Great
Britain.
Pupils Pass.
The following pupils of Miss Emma
Plutnsteel took high honors in the
Music examination of the London Con-
servatory of Music:
Carol Evans, Grade 2,—hlonors,
Ethel Hogg, Grade t,—donors.
Jean Pluntsteel, Grade?.—Honors.
Beryl Salter, Grade 2. -1st class hon -
After having the score 13 to 4, on
Friday evening Crediton base ball team
left the field in Clinton's half of the
9th, claiming that it was too dark, af-
ter McNeil had made a two base hit.
The usual chewing match took place
and then Clinton had 9 runs scored on
then'. Tasker had 10 strikeouts, hit 2;
and walked 1. Weir had 7 strikeouts
and Walked 3. The score by innings:
Crediton —1 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 3-13
Clinton .-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 x— 4
in the Land of the Heather
The New Era received a postcard
from Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Cooper written
at Sandbank, Scotland on July 7th. The
short note was as follows: Here we are
in Sandbank Scotland. Spent Friday in
Glasgow .and have been in Greenock,
Gourock and Dunoon and Saturday we
were all through the Highlands of Scot
land and he'd lunch at the Coylette
Hotel and saw a fireplace built in 1650
ee-.270years ago. The whole country is
a flower garden; pulled some lovely
heather. The Atlantic fleet conies here
Thursday and the King and Queen con
es on Saturday and we intend leaving'
for Ireland's Monday,
Doe, it Taice 'foo Much Money?
Some objectors made the claim that
"Chautauqa takes too touch money out
of town." What does Chautauqua
bring into the town as compared with
the circus, the carnival, and
the cheap show? In value a thousand.
fold more. How many enterprises are
carried on in your town that do not
send large sums of money out? Twenty
per cent• of the sales values may stay
in town, but 80 per cent, is sent away.
Tnk6 the automobile. Tile purchaser
of o2IL1 go+id 112016r car takes as much
money blit 01 town as one good Cht<1-
?aqua, and gives a return in pleasure
and profit to half a dozen people, while
Chautauqua confers its benefits on
Many hundreds, ,
Science Notes
A Minnesota farmer has developed
a method for burning only the roots of
stmnps,when land is cleaned saying the
upper parts for firewood.
To enable two persons to see the
salve object at the same time a teles-
cope with two parallel barrels has
been constrgcted by a Swiss optician.
For the convenience of persons
whose sight and hearing are both in, -
paired small ear trumpets to be fast
erred to spectacle bows have been in-
vented:
Under the French regime a system of
modern roads is being built in Moroc-
co and the coast towns and principal
interior cities already are connected.
Semaphores that ae lighted autonsat-
icaliy as they are dropped by auto-
mnbilists pressing electric buttons to
signal following ears have ban invent-
ed,
That a column of Seater can be trade
to transmit power has been demon strat
ed by an European scientist who has
invented a rock drill driven in this man
n er,
COME TO CLINTON AUG. 2nd1
YOUR
ROOF
On 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 rest is usually the cheap-
est.
We have the best in three different
grades, 2X, 3X and 5X at popular cur-
rent prices.
AT BRUCEFIELD—We also handle alt
kinds of Rough arta Dressed I:untber,
Canada Fibre Board, Canada Cement,
Hard and Soft Coal, etc.
AT CLINTON--
kinds of Codi LSI
Cetnent. -
- We handle all
Wood and Canada
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Let us have your inquiries. We think
Zee can supply you. _•
JNO. R. MUSTARD
Clinton & Brumfield.
Phone for Clinton No. 74.
Phone for Brucefield 11 on 618.
CholeraInfantum
IS SWIFT iN .ITS RAVAGES
ON CHiLD LIFE.
Cholera Infantum or Summor Com-
plaint of children is one of the most
oommon and dangerous bowel complaints
during the hot summer months, and
there is no doubt that many die who
could be saved if properly looked after
on the firet sign of this trouble.
it lregins wi th n profuse diarrhoea., the
stmnaeh becomes irritated, very often
Accompanied by vomiting and purging,
and the mai ter excreted from the stomach
hes a bilious appearance, 'rhe eli;ld
rapidly loose flesh, and ie soon reduced
to greatlnngour and prostration.
On tis• Ars! sign of cholera infantum
IJr, lriwbei's Extract of Wild Strawberry
should be rid iesl eyed, and thus qMoldy
oli'set the vomiting, purging mid diar-
rhoea,
Airs. Norman V ynneht Indian. Point
S'Jest, N.h„
writes;.--"Wison my little
boy was,Avo years old ho was lakan
very sick with summer complaint,
accompanied by vomiting, TTe wns
side for five- days And often 1 did not
think he would. live over night, and
nothing I gave him did any good. A.
friend advised me to use Dr. l?owlere
Es -trivet of Wild Strawberry. I there-
fore gave it n trial, and ono bottle
reliever' hhn, I will gladly recommend
it to my friends,"
Dr, Fowler's Extract has been on the
market, for the past 75 years, sn why
experiment with new and untried tame.
dies,
1Vinnufabtur'ed only by The T. 1Vi11-
barn Co., Limited, Toronto, Oat, Price
110 cents.
Thursday, July 22nd, 1920,
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 eo.
Often the Cheapest --Always the Best
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 SubstituteNOTICE SPECIAL TEA PRICES
2 Large Cans Pork
and Beans •,. 35c
MAKE WASH DAY
EASY
No Rubbing—Just boil
your clothes. When you
use —Wonder Wash
Peerless Washing
F,oro Tablets.
Macks No Rub
and Rlnso,
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 tor Holiday
Picnic,
GET THE HABIT 01 DEALING AT
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PHONE 111 PHONE
Choir Went To Bayfield.
The Wesley Church choir held a plc
nic at Bayfield on Wednesday afternoon
and had an enjoyable time.
Take Another Look.
The New Era mailing list has been
corrected up to July 19th. Look at
your label and see if you have been duly
credited. If nut paid up please remit
and oblige.
Outlook Is Good.
London reports to Bradstreet's say
that the general crop outlook in the
1lb for 600
21.45'
5 it's for $2 65
21b s for
Vimy Ridge Salmon
Per can 25e
2 cans Sardines ...25e
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ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
surrunding territory is good and shows.
considerable impro-ement from that'
of two or three weeks ago. Recent
rains have done much to improve grow
th, The hay crop is being cut, and show
ing up much better than was anticipat-
ed, while grains are looking well too:.
Gutting is expected to be general wilt
in the next week. Trade at wholesale
and retail houses is a little quiet, but .
owing to the varied resources of West
ern Ontario the general situation is re- ,
garded as healthy and the future is view
ed with great confidence 'Collections
are good.
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10 -Day Sale
Having made special arrangements with our Com-
pany at Guelph for this sale 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, . N.: 'b df .:,;1"" ..
If you can not call .on us write for prices and also re-
rnenlber we cap arrange to give you terms to suit so as to get in
811 this sale. Remember the name.
Jonathan Hugill
BOX' 229, . . MUSiC STORE,
1.Phone 216, alg" SEAFORTH. ONT.
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Well Dressed Women will wear Oxfords this Season.
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. •
Every Shoe a
Za lure
Oxfords in Dull or Patent Leathers.
Beautiful colorings in Brown or Mahogany. The new plain
narrow toe and the imitation perforated tip and vamp—Louis
or Cuban Heel. Expert Fitting Service,
$3.50; $4.50;.. $6.50; to
This House of Good Shoes stand these days as a safeguard a,
against Shoe Values at inflated prices
•In 3ReiCSON
--"SHOES THAT SATISFY"—