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HIS STORE is always on the
alert for better values, finer goods
and articles of greater all -'round
excellence for its clients.
For this reason we have accepted
the sole agency for Coilene Corsets — the
only exclusively high-grade Canadian made
corset on the market.
The policy of this store is fully met by the quality of
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They are made in many models — both,
front lacing and back lacing styles. We
know that they are designed according to '
correct principles of tailoring in full accord
with the unalterable lines of Nature. '
You will find Coilene Corsets a revelation in the sup-
port they lend, the wondeirful ease in wearing, the
faultless fit and fashionable figure they give.
Buying your corsets here. you get the benefit of the
quality of this fine make, and also the advantage of
being properly and cleverly fitted by our corset
department experts.
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BROWN'S
Ladies and
Children's
Summer
Parasols
at less than
Wholesale
Price
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67.
Next to Royal Bank
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JOB DEPARTMENT
Is now ready to do your work. New
type and new stock of paper just placed
Let Us Do Your Printing
THE NEW ERA CLINTON
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Fancy furniture
Oe deletycharacter, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Eight in con '
struetioq and design but ex-
tremely well made tn,every de.
tail. there are the finest creations
'of the furniture makers craft,
and at prices that *ill temp the
wise and discriminating buyer.
The Cheapest Spot in Enron
to buy all kinds ofFurniture
BAIL
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors—Phone 104
N. hall 110 ---RESIDENCE PHONES— 3,1/. Atkinson 186
Campirrg or Picnicin Days
Summer is here again With its
attendant fOHot Weather" and 'folk
are talking oP going camping or
oif a family picnic, and always
bring an increased demand for
(FRUITS AND
READY=TO-TEAT FOODS
Bot weather Suggestions—
Meats, Ram Loaf Cooked dam
, HIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER
• Jellied Hoek Bologna,
Corned Beef, Canned Goods
Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Batmen
Sardines, Pork and Beans
Tuna Fish, Ete., Etc.
COOL DRINKS.
Orangeade, Lemonade, Lime Juice
fume -+grown Berries (tor canning
AND: EGGS.
JOHNSON &O•
Phone 111 THE STOKE 01' Qi1JALITY
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Our Assortment ••
of Hardware. ,••
s is complete and large—equal to most city stores. We T
•.;keep everything in .Hardware. What we run out of we
e get in by express or parcel post. Our catalogues are
open for our customers to select from. •
e STAPLE GOODS ••
Coil and Spring Wire, Barbed Wire, Black Wire
• Brace Wire, Dr. Hess Stork Food and Panacea•, •
• Perfection Oil Stoves. S. W. P., Jagalac and Floorloc.
e Scythes and Snaths •
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Specials at Reduced Prices' ' 0
• 5 Lawn Mowers at costjob lot of Clothes Baskets
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g at 25c, Wheelbarrow regular 3 s for 3.00, job lot of
t Nails, Ice Cream Freezers at big reduction, Marvel
Floor Mops. at 5oc, Paris Green at 65c per pound, Bug o `
Finish 5c per ib, 8 lbs for 35c -a good fertilizer as well
m as a bug killer •
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Grand TrunkRailway System
Time Tabic for Clinton
Buffalo and Uoderich
Going to Stratford 7.33 a lu
2,58pu,
., 5.15pm
Going to roderich .......11,07 p m
1:35 pm
11.03 p m
London, Huron and Brace
Going to London... ,8.05 e m
4.15 p
Going to Wingham 11.00 am
0.4O.p
MINOR LOCALS.
Our town fathers thrive decided
to give the tax payers a discount
for early payment. of taxes. The
schededef' may he read ie the:
council minutes.
Does the 'average taxpayer be-
lieve the' School Board is doing
the right thing inpaying out OW
of good maney for plans for new
schools, when nothlurg 2s doing?
To The NevtEra it looks like
bion eg in money with a ven-•
Caught by the Curbstone
, Some crowds,
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1 No accidents were reported.
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Mervin
Hanley
band for made
No
306, Thiel is their (first season.
They won second prize.
Instegreens awere of the acktacig ked to postever-
greens
street banners; were used instead.
"twelfte h' is fa'dirnrgi.tfoa way. Silof l
hats and frock -coats are
fuast d,lsappearing, from the annual
arade
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Here's to the Orangemen avho
were in parade,
'Here's to their sons and daugh
rs,
'Rerel4 to King CWilliam, who
•fought thee' great fight.
,When he lead his troops 'over
the Boyne waters, L
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Why Walk?
Some people even wore tiger
jibes.
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Some of the sill: 'hates daites back
to 1690.
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Is yellow a fast color? Sure it
is, a Bellfacst color.
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Nothing like keeping( up to date
"Everybody's Doing.) rt"' was a
popular :yir.
The brethren who hard to carry
around big family Bibles envied
the others'' who were only called on
to bring, along a small testament.
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"There goes Daiddy leapd a
little woman to a, wee girl and the
latter beamed as the (father eanght
her eye and waved a flag,
Many of the regelias; on view
are precious heirloolm4 beetled
down from father to soar.
''The power behind the Orange
dtaun never goes otif. l i
. An Innocent Abroad:,
"I'd no idea so many persons
were interested . in orange.s4" mut-
inured one ,onlooker truly an in-
nocent nlbroad 1
"What kind of a figure would
King "Billy'' thave made if he
had crossed the Boyne in a Prince
Albert coat and;aplug hat? was
J aquestion one ma,n asked a friend
srapasaxtanllraat
Thursday. joky 13th,1916,.
Thrice the capacity of ordinary grates is given because
the Sunshine grates are three -sided, one side at a tune
meeting the fire. Bulldog teeth smash clinkers easily.
Firtra
Wouldn't you like to know the cost of installing a San-
shine in your home? I'll gladly give you, particulars
without obligation.
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TAX RATES T0R 1915 i
INQUEST IrRIDAY
The" inquest of the late Mr.
Weatherall will be held on i1'rlday
day afternoon et the (House of
Refuge. • I
WESLEY S. 13. PICNIC
Wesley Sunday School had an
ideal : day foe their picnic at Bay-
field last Thursday., Everybody
enjoyed thefnsell es..
HURON OLD BOYS(
There were many Old Boys and
Girls 'from Toronto here over the
weekend. The big crowd went to
Sarnia, for the water trip to Dee
trek:.
A ICARROtiWf ESCAPE •
Last'Trlday afternoon Mrs,
Petrie had a narrow escape at her
home rwhen the gasoline stove ex-
ploded. Neighbors ,succeeded in
extinguishing the 'fire;without call
Ing, out the the brigade.
ODDFELLOWS HONOR
T'HE'IR D'E;s1 D
Sunday .afternoon lite Clinton
I.O.OIF. Lodge held its annual dec
oration services at Clinton Ceme-
tery where the graves of former
members were decorated. The
-procession left] the Lodge rooms
at 3 o'clock headed by tape Cline
ton Kiltie Band.
MINOR LOCALS ,
At the regular meeting of Blyth
Connell held nu Monday night 675 was
voted Blyth Bane to assist in the par)
ukase cf Uniforms,
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It4lIde in Germany
Wingham' will have a tae rate
of 33 mills this yeaar,
1 Clinton. will have Similes. I
USE (FOR OLD STRAW RATS
,Old hats may be ripped 'apa-L
and sewn into weste-lpaper bask.
eta., Wire the baskets 'tits keep
them in shape using lfirni round
covered hat -wire.
ORANGEMEN ATTEND
STJNDAY SERtr1C6.
!Members from Clinton L. 0. L.
ai'ternded Sunday Serviees tit. Mid•-
dletor's, Sharnonas ,Londeshoro
and also a carryall load went . to
Seaforth in the evening
RECOMMENDED FOR V. 0,
Many friends in this county of
T. J. 3t'aneiga n, of Guelph secre-
tary of the Hydro -Radial Associa
tion, will be delighted to learn
of the goocl acres that came to h.m
or,Wednesday His sou John flan,
nigan, who ettested al Guelph al a
private. has been recommended for
the Victoria, Cross for bravery at
the front.
MAJOR McCRiM14ION
TO FRANCE,
Among the officers :who havt
gone from England to (France is
Major i, D. 141eCrimmon, 3rd le
command of the 33rd Battl. Some
time ago it was ated tart feeler
eleCrimmon would be one of the
officers to return home •to Assist
in training here but the announce-
ment 'that he has left (Cor Prance
sets, et rest tall other rumors.,
.I•IALLMAN—SUTTER t
A quiet wedding was solemnized
on Wednesday mornings at Trinity
Methodist parsonage Stratford by
the Rev. G. W. Dewey, when Molly
Christiana Sutter, 'daughter of,
Mr. Conrad Snttor, was united- in
the holy bonds of matrimony to
Mr, William, Slallman, Douro sir..
Stratford. The "bride looked
handsome in a suit of brown„ With
tuacan waist and hat to nrttch
The wedding breakfast took place
from the ltoire o,f her sister Mrs,
(Dr 1 J. A Beatty Jones street
.rd the young toe fee unties;"', d,
After ashort honeymoon in De -
trait Mr, and n1'rs, Hallman •Will
take up their residence in the
city. Mr. John ' Sutter of town
attended the wedding of his sister
MINOR LOCALS.
elnve you renewed your New
Era subscription.
Haying has commenced in 0711,1
section, The crop is a bumper one
on most farms.
Good healthy' tax rates appear
to be in fashion this year. It le
easier to put texas up than it is
to pull them down and the pay -
meet is rarely made with mei,
relisi1, ,
What about the lamps not light
ed on your car et night. This its
not according to law..
'Miss McFarlane, Albert Street
North, can boast .of some, very
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fi»e rose .
Half of ,fuly gone by. Saturday
Mitchell has e bank indebtness of
;$16,100, '
1 Civic Roliday,.,will be the next
holiday. I
No word about the Entrance re
sults yet.
• Swet thefiy and also the mos-
quito. L
t 'How fast do you run your buzz
waggon when you. go through
town? 76 miles an hour is the Slat
utory speed,
Purchaser: "f don't want it if it's
made in Germany, it would be euro
to play some, flirty trick, Go off in
the middle of the night, or something
of that sort!"
In the Wrong Place
The heavy tragedian was in a tee
rib's rage.
"What's the matter?" asked the
manager.
"Matter! howled the actor. "That
fool of an orche-tra conductor has
spoiled the play!"
"Flow did he do It?"
"ire struck up 'Where did you get
that hat?' when the Judge put on the
black cap and sentenced the prisoner
to death!"
rks of the 161
Nov. 36,1916—County Battalion
mootedi Meeting !held alt! . Wing -
ham 01 Huron and Bruce officers in
have a battalion betweeen 'them,
The idea. does not meet (favor tvii.'h
of Minister of Militia„ '
Noy. es—Minister odMilitia order
ed Col, Combe and officers to go
on and raise a'Balttalion in Huron
County.
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Dec; 2—Battalion starts, ;Fred
Thompson, son ofi Mayor Thomp-
son, first. tot sign .followed by
Percy Hitchen. George Webber
and Alex McIntyre.
Dec. 9 -Partial list el fi1eadc)uart
e0's ,staff announced—:20 men en-
listed a t Citation,
Dee. 1t0—Ca.pt, Alien, Quarter-
master, in charge.:
Dec. 19 --First Sunday Service
held at Wesley- Church.,
Dec. 20—F'1rst recruiting rally
In Clinton
Dec. 21 Terill1Sergt, Seeley
transferred from 71st I"Ittl arrives
Dec. 22—Staff aril 'srs move
into Headqu'it ter:+ DI Clin,tle,n.
Jan 10, 1930- Pastime Club makes
gift of $70 for recruiting.
Jan 13—01d rink rented for
'Drill hall ••
Jan 23—,fudge Barron of Strat-
ford, speaks in aid of recruiting.
Jan, 17—Bandmaster Grant ,takes
charge el Batt(a11on band.
Jana of -Co. Council votes
$2,000 ler recruiting ,purposes.
('Feb. 1—Rev. H. B. Parnaby of
Belgrave appointed as churnlain:
IFelh. 6—,Lieut,)-,Col. Cooper, of
Toronto addressed big. Recruit-
ing meeting in sad of 161st.
7Feb. 2D Nurse Neel ne address-
es big meeting.
(Feb. 21 Clinton soldier's march
eel to Bayfield,
,March 17— Rev, Parnathy resigns
as eht6;pli1in. 1 ,
April 6—First molilizat'ioti of
troops 18,0 Clinton.. Tu s iC tion
held by Col. Shannon ;D,O,L:,, 01
London and CCI Smi� ,ft
Aril 8—Claes left for London
;foie Beyenet .13111.,
May 4—Big drive made to fill
—up the ranks.
May 13. Lieut: Cot. mottos aa -
dresses big! meeting.
May 15 R,, v. J.K. Pairfull joins
00101'4 3446 private.
May 2lth Fluron Ba{galion mob-
ilizes here. u
14Iay 311—Battalion leave C1n
ton for London:
July 7 -Rev. ,11.K, Faiefull ap-
pointed chaplain l
June 9—Battalion 1a1t ,London
dor Camp Borden.
Add a cool room to your house by equiping your
vetandah with shades—will let in the air and keep the
heat out, Sizes 4, 5, 6. 7, 8 and To feet wide, •
Often the Cheap?St-'-RfWays the t est
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'Berger's E igiish Pars Green
Paris Green is used for a purpose which makes
poet grades worse than useless It won't pay you
to experiment, Get Bergers then you will have the
best in original ,,lb and i lb packages.
Arsenate of Lead also in stock.
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MUT., QUALITY STORE Dispensing Chemist
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The Features of Our
Furniture
To'which we invite special attention.
are its beauty, ea aysu red comfort, its.
solid r:ot,struction, and its below' the-
me -ell prices. Any one of there points:
mould he sueieient to earn it your•
preference. When they are all com-
bined we feel sure you will relieve -
that this is a furniture buying oppor-
tunity you cannot afford to ignore,
L'ndertal4er and Funeral Director. 31110115 2S.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
R will pay you t0
Oen our Prices
on your Plumbing
Heating or Eavetroughing
Estimates given free
Material and Workmanship
the Best.
Agents for 1leela Furnaces
ThnS. Hs.wk.in
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The eorner Grocery
"Live and Let Live".
Let, us Select rile Entabkes
tor if our Camping '!('rip
Our stock of rannecl goods bast
been specially selected 'for their,
quality and purity, and in fact,
everything we suggeut to you:
will have your unqualified appro
, Check 'from this list the goods•
you know you want; come le and
let us show you others.-,
Canned Tomatoes. Corn. Beans. ete
Concentrated Packet and Canned
Soups; Meat Extracts; Canned
Preserves and Jams; else/naiades..
Bacon. A11 kinds of Cooked
Breakfast I400ds; Condensed Milia
Coffee, ,and Cocoa.
Canned Salmon: Sardines; and
Kippered Herring. I
S.peciats
Strawberries, Lettuce, Raddishea.
Tomatoes, Cucumbers and,
Green Onions.
Plumbing and IIeatting :E . l'lunnifordl
Shop-overRowland's Hardware
PHONE 46.
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Grey 3h0¢ Sole
Our Mid-Sulinrner_, Clean=U
Modern methods demand that a shoe stock be
closed out during the season for which it was in-
tended, and that there be no carry-overs to mar
the appearance of the New Footwear of another
season.
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On Saturday, the igth, we place on sale
our entire stock of Summer Footwear
at factory prices,and will continue
until the entire stock is disposed of,
You have read about our Good Shoes --You
have seen them, perhaps you have worn them.
Call soon as the shoes wid move out ,rapidly at the
very low prices,
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FRED® JPietCSON
HOUSE OF BETTER SHOES