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ICK PATTERN DEPARTMENT.
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D O* I T NOW
BUY THEM NOW.
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WOMAN'S ' ST07-tE
Dry roods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67.
Neixt to Royal Bank
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PATTER NS
NUN'S STORE.
Custom Tailoring
Men's *Furnishings.
Phone 103.
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is the nn:aliin;.; of good pick'es and in
order to tette good d p ckles she must
have !.0,41 ; ilea and good vine •tr.
Our s; less :,,re pure and have had the
prones :aria,•; and proper maturing.
(-)1.a• tine:.";r k of the best knaw•n
brabds : i d ours 1;.;t have been fried
or..". 1✓ . feel sere they are the best,
Leasa- a.atr pi.a,lieg orders with us.
L sn•_tli they will have careful
a tri 11yoa w<add like to have
.pitie Dice ,.as:ing mustard pickles to
e^;
adc zest to appetite this winter try this
re,.eipe.
Mix to a Paste
3 table spoonfuls of mustard; 1, table
Spoonful of tumeric; 3a .cup of flour;
'a cup of sugar; 1 qt. vinegar; boil
and pour over pickles -
A McLaughlin buggy, good as new
for sale.
HIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND
EGGS
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THE STORE OF tIttlAUTY
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We are cuing you to a Shoe Sale that will appeal to people
not
ntlto a
'' nWe are
White Shoes!Y
^tar_. Goon 4Vltcalling
who enjoy�t e_
sale of arc accumulation of shop-worn in different quality of Footwear
We are holding a Clearance Sale of White Shoes in order to
close out the White Shoes we have on hand to make room for Fall
2'sons and to be able to start in next season with entire new lines of
White Footwear, and its your-
ifite dime u •
ty
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i'h'llz'sday, August 30tI1,
LOCAL NEWS
Post °Bice Flours
As Monday is a. holiday the usual
holiday hours will be observed., The
mxholtlers can get their mail any-
iule
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Council Will Moet Tpesday,
Thi regular Meeting of Town Coun-
cil will be bald on Tuesday as Monday
being lather Day will be a holiday,
Committees meet Friday evening,
Price of Stodepipee
'file price of 0 length of stovepipe
has inereased from twelve to twenty-
five cents a length, 'Phis is cheer-
ing news as winter approaches,
District Meeting
The Financial District Meeting of the
Goderich District wit be held in Wes-
ley church,. un Thursday, Sept. 20th,
Further announcement will be mange
latter.
C. 0, F, Will Attend Service
The Clinton Court of C. O. F. will
attend Divine Service in Willis Church
on Sunday evening, August 260, A
full attendance of the members is re-
quested
Have a Clinton Truck
eteiecieeetoc,'imere^'f7vua Bete C4ee
e WITH TEM,' CHURCHES. as
lin t,
i ax( GeetsiDetneesenaseeese1n,
Willis Church.
Rev, J, L', Hogg occupied his own
pulpit last Sunday.
Sunday School will meet at 2.30 p,
u1, on Sunday afternoon from not,, on,
St. Paul's Cbusal1,
'rhe Rector has returned from his
holidays and will preach at both ser-
vices next Sunady:
Sunday School Is changed from the
morning and will sleet at 2.30 o'clock
next Sunday
Holy communion at 11 a,an.
Ontario Street Church.
Rev. Mr, Craik, of Walton, took the
services Last Sunday, exchanging with
the pastor.
Rev. J. A. Agnew, pastor will occupy
his own pulpit on Sunday at both ser-
vices
flue anniversary of the Ontario St.
Church will be held on Sunday, Oct.
2Sth. Rev. .1, 0, J, Millyard, of Lis-
towel. will be the preacher on the occa-
sion.
'file anniversary of Turner's Church
will be held on Sundav Oct. 7th. Rev.
Mr. Armstrong, of Wingh:uu, will be
the preacher. .Mar. Armstrong was a
former junior past at this Church,
\l'eslcy mooch.
Mr, J. A, Irwin had charge of the
services last Sunday.
Rev, J. 0, Jones, pastor, will resume
his own work on Sunday 'after' a mon-
th's vacation,
Al the Epworth League Meeting last
Mondry evening the League entertain-
ed tote Students of the Model School.
' Mr. Norman Holland, president. having
- change of the Meeting. Pastor Rev.
A. E. Jones :and Principal Bouck both
addressed the League, The program
given was composed of the, following:
1 Selection from Orchestra
We mention below some of our lines of white Footwear show.
hew. the Great Cut in prices. We're sure you'll find it interesting and
we ask you to look over the list.
LADIES LAKESIDE LADIES MAXIE PUMPS
Boots laced, rubber sole, solid heel, with bow: solid rubber heels; sizes
sizes 2' 1 to 6. Regular °° I 2' z to 6; regular ,1,35; ej
price
J1 oma
51.35. Sale price.... o sale
LADIES SPORT LOOTS
Laced. Heavy rubber soles and
heels; sires 21 to 6. Re- 9/I9
gul:u• :3.50. Sale price..
LADIES SPORT OXFORDS
White Kid strapping; sizes 2'A to 6
Regular 53.25; Sale $s'b°9 9
price G�'r1
LADIES TENNIS BOOTS
Ru
fiber sole; Spring heel; sizes 2?;
to 5, Regular 5t 50. 'Sale $Y�
tl 0
price
GIRLS TENNIS EOOTn
Rubber sole; spring heel; sizes 11?s
to 2; Regular 51.00. Sale Bp,
ssP
price aY60
CHILDRENS TENNIS BOOTS
Rubber soles; spring heels; sizes 6
to 40; Regular 51.00. Sale QA.0
price air
LADIES SPORT OXFORDS
Ifeavy rubber soles and heels; sizes
3 to 6; regular 52.00; sale
price
eta'°' a4.9
LADIES TENNIS OXFORDS
Rubber soles; spring heels; sizes 23-.5?
to 5 y ; regular 51.35; sale a�a�99 Q9t9 c
price
GIRLS
PROMENADE
Solo -by Mr James Doherty
Recitation -41y Miss Daisy Neidgel
Duett-by Mrs, E. East and Mr. C.
Andrews,
Selection front Orchestra,
Violion Solo --Miss Gertrude Chiun.
Selection from Orclhestra,
After the program refreshments were
served in the form of ice cream and
cake, Next- week's League meeting
will sleet on Tuesday evening on ac-
count of the holiday, the topic will be
"The Master's Loyallty to alis Cause,"
by Miss 'Turner.
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A WEEK IN CLINTON
Rain Postponed Game,
The rain On Thursday last put a
stop to the baseball match between tate
Mitchell Girls and SJlinton's fair ones.
Very I'ioppful
Reports from day to day of Mrs,
(Dr,) Bean's contrition are very hope-
ful now, New skin is growing where
she, wits so badly burned, and the baby
is only out of the hospital.
Money for Goderich and Bayfield..
The supplementary estimates show
the vote fur the work at the site for the
Goderich Shipbuilding Co., $5 1,,000,
There is also a vote of 510,700 for re-
pairs to piers et Bay'tield.
Join the Ranks
The Jackson Mfg. Co., have a Clin-
ton truck for carrying their goods from
their branch factories at Seaforth, Ex-
eter and Goderich, 0 saves a lot of
freight and delay at present
Away at Toronto•
Janes Snell & Sons have 15 sheep
away at Toronto Fair, They are being
judged today. Mr Snell has not de-
cided if they will go to Ottawa or
Loudon fairs after Toronto,
Big Rally
There will he a big rally at the Sal-
vation Army Citadel on Friday evening
of this week when Brig. Rawlings of
London Division, assisted by Adjt.
Ritchie will give special addresses. A
hearty invitation is extended to the
community to attend this meeting,
Tonight
Everybody should be oe "deck" to
attend the Kiltie Band Garden Party
and also help tate Girls Patriotic Auxi-
liary,. The big list of prizes may be
read on page two of this issue and
somebody is going to win some good
prizes, lie sure and go over to the Re-
creation Park ;old enjoy the evening.
Draughtsman in Uncle Sam's Army.
Mr. Eugene Sheeley, son of Mrs. G.
W. Sheeiey, of town, who was a toemer
school boy here, has enlisted with
Uncle Sam's. army as draughtsman in
c . .
the Aviation corps, and left lag t tt eek
for San Diego, Texas, where there is a
targe aeroplane plant. Eugene's old
friends in town Wish him success in
his new position:
A Regular Clean-up
James Snell & Sons, had 13 sheep
at Warsaw, N, Y., fair last week and
in the Leicesters took all the tirst prizes
O in number, .and the two flock prizes.
In the Lincolns they captured 3 firsts,
t fuel: prize and two seconds. The
sheep are to be shown at several other
fairs including the State Fair, Syracuse.
They have been already sold to 0, S.
breeders.
Brussels WantsLight,
Brussels has a power problem on its
hands in •connection with the future oris
position of the electric light plant.
Nothing is known of what the new own
era will do with the plant, and thele
is an agitation to secure Hydro for the
town, Setityth is tir nearest
pvt•
t
touched by Hydro, but is only f 6 mile
away with Walton a 11011rishing little
village in between which would also
use hydro, •
HURON W. C. A.
ANNUAL MEETING
The Huron War Contingent ASSoeia-
Hon will hold their annual Meeting
b r Dat
in Wesley Church ur)„La o y
Representatives from every patriotic
Society in the county will be present,
The following program will be pre-
sented
11 a.m,-Business Meeting-laection
of otlicers-Annual reports of each
Society '
1,30 p.m. --Addresses by speakers
from St, Thomas and London on sub
SLIPPER jeets relative to oar work.
Let every person in Clinton and sur-
, Ankle strap; spring heels; sizes 11 rounding districts avail themselves of
to 2; regular 01.25; saleQ this opportunity to hear what Huron
price oa' is doing to win the War and benefit by
the addresses and discussions.
H. W. C. A. NOTES
LADIES REIGNSKIN PUMPS
Oak tan, leather soles; Lonishecis;
sizes 21.; to Cr. Regular t e4fii
53.25. Sale price ,
LADIES HIGH TOP
Lace boots; oak tan leather; soles
Louis heels; sizes 2;z to AA(ZA
5'5; regular 54; sale price 2.
98
PROMENADE SLIPPER
Ankle strap; spring heels; sizes 6
to 10; regular 51,25; sale Q.
price - �&
GIRLS BROWNIE SANDALS
Pine rubber sole; spring heels,, Sizes
11 to 2; regular 51.00; sale
price
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TERMS STRICTLY. CASH t NO GOODS ON 'APPROVAL
Our Weeid..;. Short Story
614 PAGE FOUR - u:._
On acount of the Secretary being
away from home the following report
was delayed: -
The supplies shipped to London on
Aug. 1501 \vele:----
Bayfeld Society:( --1 1 itaitnel shirts
and 14 pr socks. •
Unity Club:25 slips, 9 Propel
towels, .1 'pr. socks.
Clinton Patriotic Socaety 13 flan-
nel shirts, 00 sheets, 32 slips, 40 Fran -
ch travels, 5 pyjamas, 73 pr, socks.
Bethany Societyc-6 pr. socks.
Turner's Church Soc•ioty:••-O pr,
socks,
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A Fine Graawtlt •
Mr. 1.1. R. Sharp, manager of the
Molsrin's Blink hits had a spmple of his
tPadloius in 'W. 5, R. i'iohnes' drug
store window,: 'The original height
was four feet 10 inches, The slaeeies
of lioiver was "IGuttcleri,'•"
Tho New Era can use the dollar or
two you may be arrears on your sub-
scription to advantage just now. If
you are paid in advance this does not
apply to you. if not we would invite
you/to join the ranks of the paid-in-
advallce suseriber5. . Do it now
Holds A Government Position
Mr. G, W. Sheeley, who was form-
erly Superintendent of the Clinton
Knitting Co., is now 00 the Quarter-
master's Staff of the United States Gov-
ernment at Boston as Textile Inspect-
or. Mr. Sheeley should give good sat-
isfaction 111 this position
Back to the Farm
The Daily Expositor of Brantford,
last Thursday made the following re-
ference to at former Clintonian:---Geo.
L. Walker, for many years a successful
business man -here conducting the main
line livery on Dalhousie street has pur-
chased an extensive fruit farm at North
Grimsby and will leave to assume his
new duties shortly. While Mi'. Walker
is leaving the city in person, he will
leave many financial interests behind
him here. While his many friends re-
gret'his departure, they at the same
time wish hint success in his new ad-
venture and hope the things which
he will leave behind may have a ten-
dency towards bringing him back try
Brantford^itgain to reside.
Up 5 snots
The run' rinks of bowlers who vikit-
ed Hensail last week were up 5 shots
on the .tames. Following were the
scares with skips:-
Afternoi,Gante
Cliniutrnt ilens,dl
Hovey 1 . 50
Nediger 14 Meftoilaell .. 9
Roberton . , no it nit 1n
Axon 15 Bennie .... 12
Eveninggauze:
Clint( (n Ileu:all
Robertolt . , . 21 1lc La in iota , . 1:
Uovev , titr:•11 11
Nediger Hu :pinill .. , 20
Morrish , , . , 19 Wicilesici,'s 15
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Is in The f ig I':ght,
The 0,11(valng is coy ir 1 ia,oro the
Fargo paper, which ret';:; to a former
Clintnnian:-Corpl. George 'Twitchell,
"Foronto, Ont.. ha; suc:eistully made
his second trip ((versos as the service
-.1 the British G-,verranan, and is vow
in England, ace,: r in.. to a I,tt.t t
c are(''are('from ham b.•: his aunt, Miss
aaiu.)!>eth Jardine, -1310 Trout Sleet,
i':u'g". 17n his first trip across the sea,
Corp. Twitchell sat- sirvice asain::t til,.
Goer; in South Africa. The intine-
ent of which Corp. 'fwitihell is a mem-
ber, was fu the centre of a tlerm:pt air
May,
while a
England 1. v amt e
n tl i ❑ ,
raid am ..u„ia
nunlbJr of civilians were killed, no sol-
di:rs were 1nil, red. C.,0 . svitcitefl
is a brother of Edward R. Twitchell,
to11 Tenth :avenue. North Fargo. An-
other brother. Robert J. 'Twitchell, is
in the Manitoba Home Guard, Both
are sons of Mrs, A. Twitchell, 3
Antrim SL, St. Thomas, formerly of
Clinton.
Picnic Labor Day
The union picnic :ma summer social
under the auspices of She ladies of St.
Joseph's Church will be held in Col.
Rance s grove, (Bay;lield Road) on Lab-
or day, afternoon and evening. There
will be many booths there on the
ground and a supper will be served at
night. A great number of prizes are
offered and the big baby contest is on
the program again, with good weather
an enjoyable time will be spent.
Annual Meeting of C. W. C. A.
The annual meeting of the Huron
Red -(Toss and Canadian War Contin-
gent AsSoeiatiOn will meet in Clinton
on Monday, Sept. 3rd, at 11.00 a.m.
Miss Robinson of St, Thomas will speak
on "Field Comforts" and the question
of "Conservation of Food" will also be
taken up. All ladies interested in this
work are invited to attend,
Jean Fitton
Corr. See'y.
The 161st in Baseball
Among the battalion notes published
in the Brantford L'xpoistor about their
own Battalion the, 125th we clip one
of longi interest: -Our brass band ball
team defeated the lotst battalion i0u5-
icians at baseball, 14-4.
t)ur'b:fseball team defeated the tri t•
st nine Thursday evening, Big Dick
Tasker played Ih•st base, 1'he alway
smiling Pete Isaacs umpired the game.
The previous time we played the 161-
01 Dick 'raster had our boys 6 to 0,
put they pounded out seven runs in
the last innings. Poor old Dick
'guys a Clinton Truck.
Last Thursday morning as Mr, Dart.
Laois was bringing back a new Chev-
rolet from Oshawa, while passing zinc
hamburg, a gentleman called to him
and asked if he was going up the line?
Bart replied lie was, and when the fel-
low was seared, asked hint how far he
was going and Bart told hint to Clinton
the stranger replied ';why that's where
l'nt going!' The strap ea' was 51r.
ii 13. Taber; of the Wellesley Flour
Mills, who purchased t hyo -ton truck
from the Clinton Motor Oar Co. 11
was rather a remarkable coincidence.
Tits truck was delivered Friday morn-
ing.'
Cost Something,
Livery' line 01 a newspaper costs tite
proprietor something, H it is for the
benefit of the individual it should be
paid for, 1f the grocer were asked to
contribute groceries to one abundantly
able to pay for them, be wctuid refuse,
The proprietor of a newspaper must
pay for tate -free advertising if 'tine
Penefieiary does not, and yet it le
one of the hardest things to be learn -
cd by, litany, that a newspaper hag
Space 10 its columns to rent, and must
rent than to live. '1'o give away rent
for anything less titan living rates is_
as fatal to a newspaper as for a hind -
lord to faratlsh rcpt free
NEW SCHEDULE
Trains from East.
Arrive 11.10 a.m. Leave 11.17 a.m.
Arrive 5.53 p.m.. Leave 6.45 p.01,
rrive 11.15 p.m. Leave 11.18 p.m.
Trains from West
Arrive 7.33 a.m. Leave 7.33 a.nl.
rrive 2.58 5,10. Leave 2.53 p.m.
Trains from South
Arrive 10,30 a.m, Leave 11.10 a.111,
Arrive 6.4o p.111. Leave 6.40 p.m,
Trains from North
Arrive 7.33 a,m. Leave 7.50 a.m.
Arrive 4.15 p.m, Leave 4.15 p.111.
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Today, . into fit 1911
The following courses are of-
ferecd:-
1. THE GENERAL COURSE,
2. THE COURSE FOR TEACH-
ERS.
3. JUNIOR AND HONOR MA-
TRICULATION.
Prospective pupils are urged to
be present as far as possible on
the opening day of school in order
to facilitate the work of organiza-
tion. For futher information ap-
ply to
J. W. TRELEAVEN, B. A.
Principal
Residence-'-Gibbings Street.
'telephone 34.
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Curs is the stare that ser'i'es you as geeR7i
as any for Hooks ;diel perchance a little- better
for General Supplies, We try to make to
occasion a mutual advantage, of course;':'
an advantage to us to have your trade and. we
believe its an equal advantage to you.ta: secure
what we offer at the price.
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Often Cu: eap st--Pihkt.,,ys the Beat
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A Tested Lens ---
An Accurate Shutter --
Simple Operation -
Good Pictures--•
-'1707n,
All these are assured when you purchase aKoalak
Anybody can take good pictures with aKodak or Brownie, It'fei
have them from $1.00 up. Come in and let us shove' yoie
how easy they are to use.
-We do developing and printing and guarantee good results---
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Despensing Chemist
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The Features 'a t' CAM
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.Furniture
To which we invite special at a itlor
avails beauty, its assured eons
sold ooustructien, and its be - t tire
nsnel prices. Any one of Limn,.,
would be sufficient to earn
preference.
rined we feel s IWhenre t yoyu wti are 1 e. ,044n-
that this is a furniture buyingc,ppme-
Vanity you cannot uilOrd to if.IttOt •,
rAint ri Fe
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d",QIt'S 4:1101'.
•' and Funeral Director. Pomo
Night and Ssnntt:ay Calls answered at Residence over Mort,
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P1umbh
Heath]
[fletai
Work of
Ali Kinds
Leave your oreer now oefore
advance.
prices
'flios.Hawkins
Plumbing and Heating
' Phone 53
Shop -oyes' Ilotrdland'N illartdw'are
The 6 or seer G'rrg1Cei?y'
"Live and Let Live-
Work
i' 'e,
The Morning cup of claire
How the delicious browny
whets your appetite, tones up 111. ,y -
teal and puts the brain it an:ditio;_
to do good work.
There's lot stf good coder' is the.
'imc---
world. and you can get it ale .ry t
If you go ti, right place, We Phase
good coffee in abundance. Vs',' *ie'5'=''
buy any thing else. The wiey, fr it
treated before it reaches you its= +..
great deal to do with its goodltrss+ -
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES -
Oranges
Lemons
Bananas
Peaches
.Apples -'
Tomatoes,
Carrots,
Beets
Cabbage
Potatoes
Onion
E. E. unn1t "1. its3v
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auction sale on the 6th of Sepia .5.a cos.
soon as he can close up his ttes`na'•'.
he will aceuntpany his daughter, Al.Challenger back to ligerto.',-Al..-1
for a visit. Mr, Hardy has resisted .,r'
this 1larnh for the past 15 years 14W4
Moffatt. who is head finisher at (ha Oa-
herty. Plano Co., has decided to, s•e
Back 00 the laud" and wilt tuote t.nr
next month.
"Blue" Meeting
There will be a big Blue meeting it
the L, O. L. Ball on Friday of dais week
'a'llel'e are quite a Few candidates tc,a11
through.
Purchased Property.
• ,lir, Arthur Stevenson, who recent-
ly moved to town from the London
Road, has purchased the house and lot,
corner of Rattenbury :and Raglan 51,
front Mr. J. Taylor and will take poss-
ession as soon as possible. As tilt.
Stevenson is now one of the couriers
on the Rural Route, the new property
is suitable as a barn is oil the premises,
Col. Ham 70 Years Old
Colleagues of Col George Haut, of
the C.P,R., gave a banquet to him in
Montreal Thursday night in honor of
his seventieth birthday •annlyersa;t'y.
Many of the officials of the company
told of Col. Ham's splendid service, and
of the characteristics which had made
Hina a host of friends. Col, Ham gave
several interesting reminiscences of
his early career. '1'11e gatherings Nus
jailed by oillclds of the Michigan Cen-
tral who were visiting Montreal' C,.1+.
B. Ussher presided =rite "Col." is
Well-known to a great many in Clinton
and is a cousin of Mrs, H, Plums/eel.
Furchaeed Farts
ti'Ar•S lt`lt L L
Leber Day
--at-
CATHOLIC PICNIC
St. Thomas Shamrocks vs'Cttl:gt
Prize "SILVER CUP"
by St. .Riseph'e'C'inuott, 1015ty
.,.
ton
Mr, William Moffatt, or town has
purchased the 50 sere firm of Mr. W. " •
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Hardy on the Lonttou Road, about 1 donated
mile from Clinton and lakes possession
right away. Nlt•. 'lardy is holding as