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A Better Fit and a Better Figure
"Corsets make the clothes", The world's highest authority
of ladies' gowns said that, -no less a designer than the great
Worth of Paris.
Because we realized that no article of women's wear is more
important than her corset, and because - es usual —we were
determined to give' our patrons
the same high values and style:adF
vantages as the largest cities offer,
we have secured and are featuring
the famous
There is a style for each type of figure --,
and every model is designed to set off that
particular figure to the best advantage.
Coilene Cornet wearers have a pleasing con-
sciousness that the figure is trim and faeh.
ionable. Thenthefeis that comfortable and
hygienic support, that snugness and ease
which tells of designing along the right
linen
l.et our cossetdepartment fit
you with your model Coilene
Corset,
PRICES $3.00 UP
WOMAN'S STORE'
Dry Gdods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67.
Next to Royal Bank
Blearing
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Fancy furniture
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and. Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Light in con
struction and design but ex-
tremely well made in,every de-
tail. Here are the finest creations
of the furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discriminating buyer.
The Cheapest spot in Moron
to buy all kinds of Furniture
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Furniture Dealers and Funeral JDireetors—Pltone 104
N. Ball 110—RESIDENCE PHONES— 3.. D. Atkinson 180
Grand TrnnkRailway System
Time Table for Clinton
Buffalo and Goderich
Going to Stratford 7.33 a m
253 p m
5.15 p m
11.07 p m
1,35 p to
6.45 p ",
11.03 p m
London, Huron and Bruce
Going to London 3.05a rn
4.15 p m
Going to Wingbant 11.00 am
8.40pm
Going to, Goderich
OFFICERS QU ALIFIE.D.
Two Huron Reglm.ents officers,
who recently attended the school
of infantry at London, have quali-
fied as field officers,—Hon, Major
R. Si Hays of Seaforth, and Capt.
W. J, Beaman of Exeter. Both ,are
officers of the 33rd Huron Regi-
ment and of the 161st Hurou Over-
seas Battalion, -
USE PRINTED STATIONERY.
' When making out your acc'. unts
use Sprinted 'billhead, A well ex-
, ecuted hillhead gives youa, stand-,
iIlg with your 'business euttoruera.
We execute letterheads, bi11ht
and other (printed matter with,
neatness and despatch, Call or
phone The New Era office when
in need oi'printing,
GOOD 'THINGS TO EAT.
No matter whether you remain
at home or go camping or picnic -
lug you will want something tasty
for your meals, and why stand
over a hot stove when you can
get such delicious and wholesome
Ready Cooked (Foods.
We take the liberty of offering
a few suggestions that require
very little Booking.
11 Canned Goods—Peas, Corn, To-
matoes Pork and Beans, salmon,
dines, 'Herrons, Haddies, etc. and
xlIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER
there is nothing more substantial
or more easily Prepared.
Meats—Cooked Siam, Meat Loaf
Breakfast or Back Bacon. they are
always up to the mark.
Jelly Powder end. Minute Pudding
—Jelly Powders are always (a
friend to the housewife, they are
an ornament as well as a splen-
did desert,
Minute Pudding—Can be made in
a jiffy. Flavors—Tapioca, lemon,
vanilla, chocolate, etc.
AND. EGGS.
JOHNSON & ee.
Phone 111 THE STOKE OF Qa,UALITY
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STOTE,S, HARDWARE AI'»a) NOVELTIES
THE °LINTON NEW BRA.
No warping, bulging or breaking at the -centre of heat—
the strain istaken up by the two-piece fire -pot which
permits no ashes to cling or clog.
LEME
Let me show yoil the special features of the Sunshine
that help to effect that economy in fuel'for which it is noted.
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MINOR LOCALS. LOOKING FOR MEN.
, The weather man iskeeping up,a An'a.gent from amunition fact-
vigorous
act
vi orous offensive. Ory :at Galt was here last week
St. Mares Journal—Messrs, Will looking for he1P..lbut he found that
Treacy of Berlin and .A. TI. Loff t labor was as scarce here as in Galt,'
have apeach farm in Bayfield dir-
ection that has now reached its
,fifth year and gives 'big promise
for this season.
HEN SALL OBSERVER, SOLD.
Ti ursday, August 17th, 1916
Tho.'Rensal1 Observer, Which for
tho past 81 years has been con-
ducted by T. W. UTeelands, was
sold on Friday east to Hugh Buch-
anan, who has taken possession,
The new proprietor served ,hill arp-
prenticeship in the O'bsert er of-
fice.
PROMOTED TO MAD OFFICE.
Mr. Clarence PaisleY.of the Royal
Bank staff atSt. Marys, and a son
of Councillor Paisley of town, has
'been moved to the head office at
Montreal. He leaves for that city
on Wednesday. He spent the week
end here at the parental horse.
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE IT?
Kincardine Council has placed
the tax rate at 638-10 mills, to
cover the overdraft' which has
been running for the past 10 years.
The Kincardine Reporter wants to,
Council to get permission from
Government to consolidate the
debt and pay off an amount each
year. At present ""the rate looks
like as if the War lords had hit it,
THE SCOTT' ACT IN MITCHELL,
, Mitchell Advertiser—The Can-
ada Temperance Act has now heel]
in force for some time, and in
the town at least, the conditions
have changed outwardliy for the
better. We have not noticed a
single drunk in Mitchell since the
Act came into force, although we
have been informed that supplies
have been cached into town by
foresighted individuals') and that
an occasional mild jag has been
noted by others. But on the Whole
the result of a trial appears 1:
indicate that the Act is'beneficial,
;FOR TWO WEEKS' PERIOD.
A year ago ;11'11 over the province
there was ,great disappointment
among the people coming to the
Toronto Exhibition the last couple
of days to learnt that the rates on
the railways had expired. It was
too late then to have the matter
rectified, but the Exhibition man-
agement took the matter up with
the railroads and found that there
had been arnistake in the circular
sent out to their agents, the re-
sult being that on the closing days
people gi)ung ,to Toronto had to
wasfat endedTosealy Land matter
Exhibition has the assurance that
there will be no repetition of last
year's troubles. The rates ex-
tend over the full two weeks.
period.
MINOR LOCALS
Half of August gone.
Practically everything, loas ad-
vanced in price 'but the sub,serip-
tion price of The New Bra.
A load of L.O L. members' ex-
pect to go to TipgperarY Lodge,
Goderich (Township tonight to
an Arch meeting,
The (principal item on the "want
p. list" these days is rain. .
0 If some one should' be i althea r
ough to "hand you alemon- take
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itand say nothing. They're reto
worth
• money note.
Small fruits in this district have
dried' o.0 the bushes for want of
:Sin.
The break in the Niagara Power
delivered by 'Hydro illectric, was
serious for the Western part of
Ott•ta.rio The Goderich Signal is
now a,gitatiug for the development
0 of the Maitland 1, river for power
purposes, but possibly 'Hon. Adam
s Beck has foigotten about 111e Mai -
0 lana.
if your, label read, Jan, 17 it
ea shotws your paper is paid to theist
el Jan, 19,17,. Just look yours over.
COULD NOT. WIN OUT.
Capt. Dowding's rink did not
get inside the money at Exeter
tourney. In the Association he
won the third round but was
defeated by Sawyer, of Mitchell in
the fourth. In the Consolation he
won his game in the third round
but lost to Creech, of Exeter in
fourth.
NEW. MAYOR OF STRATFORD,
Alderman D. M. IFergueon, of
Stratford was elected 'Mayor of
that city .to fill out the term of
the late lYlryor Bernsdale. The
Mayor is ars old Brussels boy and
a school chum of Dr. Shaw, and
pupil of Mr. John Shaw, now of
Clinton. He, has visited Here
many times, and his old friends
will hope he has a successful
term in the mayor's chair,
"NO TRUCK OK TRADE,"
When the Taft-i^ielcling recipro-
city agreement was 'before the el-
ectors of Canada in 1911 the lead-
ing opponents of that measure de-
nounced the idea of cultivating
trade with the United States of
America,. Their slogapl was, "Nn
(ruck or trade with the Yenkces,'•
It sounds like the irony of history
that these same opponents 01 reci-
procity should circulage a b;uc book
on July 28, 1916, showing that our
total trade" with the United States
which was $104,33L,000 in 1911, had
swollen to $718,920,000 in 1016•
DEATH OF A FORMEER, PASTOR,
Rev. .15. S Rupert, el. A., for
many, ye.lrs on the Jllethodist 'sup-
eraninultion list, died on a rid:1y
at 16 Wells avenue, Toronto. in his
81st year. (For over forty years
he had been in the active ministry
being pastor of the Rnttenbury St.
Methodist church, Clinton, for
three years. Mr, Rupert was born.
at Maple, Ont. One son, W. T„ one
slaughter. Mrs. Balfour,,. wife of the
Rev. Geo, C. Balfour, pastor of the
Yonge Street church, Toronto, and
Mrs. BuPert survive, "Several years
ago his youngest daughter died,
remains being, interred in Dundas
and the remains of Mr, Rupert
were also, interred there on Mon-
day. Mr, Rupert's death occurred
on the anniversary,of his birthday
and also 'the anniersary ,of his
daughter's marriage.
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Instead. of Mrs, Jervis (getting
the house on (sane street, lately
occupied by Mr. E. E. 'Hunniford,
Mr, ./ :Draper has rented (the
home and will move into it right
away
EN( A(IEML+'.\'T ANNOUNCUD.
Me•. and Mrs. Albert J. Holloway
anifouncc the Engagement of their
only daughter, Hattie Alberta, co
DIr Isaac Ranee Rattenbure, of
to n, the maniilge to take place
th . end of Augu t.
v,T*NML'N'S INSTITUTIE.
Add a cool room to your house by equiping your
verandah with shades -will let in the air and keep the
heat out. Sizes 4, 5, 6, q, 8 and to feet wide,
The W. ) . Fair eo.
Often the cheapest -•-always the Best
The August meeting of the Wo-
men's
o men's Institute will be held at the •I
bonne of Mrs. Dodd, on Thursday,
August 2tth, ata o'clock. This is
expected to be a very interesting
meeting. Everybody come.
DANCE AT BA -WIELD,
A social dance 'will be given in
the pavilion at Jowett's grove at
Bayfield by the Stewart Orchestra
p0G,oderich on the occasion of
their third annual picnic onWed-
nesday, Aug. 23rd, in connection
with the Ford owners outing. All
welcome. Bring _your baskets,
PAY TAXES OLD WAY.
After making the announcement
that taxett could be paint at cer-
tain time's with a discount, the
Council could not 'get the plan
is orking, and the o1n w.i,y, with
Chief Wheatley collecting same,
'1vi11 be the way the tax payer will
hand over his money this year.
Chief Wheatley will ba around
with the slips in a few weeks.
MILITARY DAY IN EXETER,
Exeter and the County of Huron
will have a great Military Day in
Exeter on friday, August 25th.
when Col. Combe and the 161st.
Huron Battalion twill come to
Exeter to receive the Colors,, which
are to be Presented by the Soldiers
Aid Society oiExeter. All the are
rangeemen
dLtsoot: have
or bnot el-lest
tinet bleucttCo
pletextm
week's papers for full pregre101nd
particulars,
STREETS OILED.
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and then some more nil. The car
of oil arrived last iSaturday and
on Monday the Street Committee
(started the work o6 oiling the
macadam roads in town, At pre-
sent it its a little moist yet ancf
smelly like oilj The front street
sidewalks are alittle marked uli,
but that will soon be better. At
any rate the dust is not flying. It
took the Couneils of Clinton along
time to make up (their mind on
the oil question but 1916 Council
settled it, Here's hoping that 1917
,Council will go a step f trlller and
(use tarvits and Save the roads.
DEATH OF, MR. MITCHELL,
While it often falls to the lot
of an editor to record the depth
of some citizen. it is a rare oc-
curance indeed that he should be
called upon, to announce the de-
mise of a brother editor in the
game town, and The New Eracan
say with the utmost sincerity that
it .regrets very deeply indeed be-
ing called upon to announce the
entirely unexpected death of Mr.
W, J 'Mitchell of the News -Re-
cord, which occurred at. Victoria
Elospitaex in London, on Sund y,
Mr. Mitchelll has 'been a resident
of Clinton for a number of years,
coming, here from Hanover where
he had published the Post. He
!bought the News -Record from
A. Ilf , Todd, and he certainly Me -
ploy ed very greatly (both the
plant and the paper since it came
into his possession, as the News -
Record is unquestionably an ex-
cellent paper. ,Mr.. Mitchell was
' not in the ordinary sense "a hale
fellow, 70e11 mete' being somewhat
reserve in his manner, due per-
haps to a throat affection which
liar troubled him for Scars, but
an acquaintance formed with him
meant heetingi and true friendship
Sed -he has on a number of occa-
sions helped the New Era out of
difficulty when itsown machinery
had given out, He !was ran in-
cessant worker,- -spending most of
his time in his own office and in
connection with :his business He
was unmarried and was a member
• of the Free Masons. s. While his
paper did int contain ,much that
was political his sympathies were
with the Cons, r ,sive p r y. Ha
wai an attenlan':.and 'up'porter.
of the Ontario Street 'Methodist.
Church. As a citizen who always
!adyee. ated. the interest of the town
doe will be missed, and the voice
the sentiments 'of all in saying
that his untimely death—he Was
comparatively a young man— will
be deeply regretted byadl who
knew him. The funeral wee held
at:Hanover on Wednesday and Was
attended -by citizens a.nd Mansons
I of Clinton. c ,
Mr, Eedy, Editor of. St. Ms'•ys
Journal on arecent visit to Gode-
rich makes the following reference
to "Billy'' Coats' 'roses ;— Among
the boauty, spots in Goderich is
the Registry Office and the home
of the Registrar, SIr. William Coats
is from a floral standpoint its only
competitor in the town. The Re-
gistry Office from ground to eeve
on every side i,shedged in with
ivy one foot thick,, cheering the
eye absorbing the the heat and
protecting ,the (building. The
base of the ivy wall ;its trussed with
a bank of fuchsias—and such fuch-
sias, words fail to describe thent.
The registryrounds were lined
with 250 rose bushes in bloom over
which towered the trumpet vine
and similar ,shrubs. In the,grouncls'
of Mr, •Coats' (resielence ;are 150
varieties of peonies;
BISHOP'S SON MARRIED,
The marriage of Ca t. D. TI,
Williams, oldest son of Rig,hthev.
David Williams; D. D , Bishop of
Huron, and Marie Stuart Campbell
only daughter of IMr+. end Mrs
Geo.ge S. Campbclttof H If N, S.
took place recently at London,
England. Capt, Williams, who is
a c.:ptatn in h.. p rman nt fore.,
hasfrontFrance
the nin +.
been' at
incewith the
s the first of March
let Pioneers, 1st Division, engager.(
on the construction of trench ra.1-
toads, During that time he has
suffered from shell shock, and on
01101,occasinn quite Ise:erel,y, but
has insisted upon staying at his
post, 'being .to Itis desire to' o1-
l:a(n Mae c fo,. lois nrarrlag5, ar-
ranged, to take place in Landon
during,', the summer, The 'bridle -
elect sailed for England, ,accom-
panied '•by her mother July 8. A
cable Sons been received by the
Bishop_ and Mrs. Williams ;as
pouncing the marriage.
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Berger's English Paris AGreer
Paris Green is used for a purpose which make's'
poor grades worse than useless. It won't pay you
to experinient, Get Bergers then you will have the
best in original } Ib and 1 Ib packages,
Arsenate of Lead also in stock.
NYAL QUALITY STORE Dispensing Chemist
The Features of Our
Furniture
To which we invite special attention.
are its beauty, its assured comfort, its
solid coustruetion, and its below the
usual prices. Any one of these points
would he suili'»ient to earn it your
preference. When they a,realt coin -e..--`
lined we feel sure you will realize
that this is a furniture buying oppor-
tunity you cannot afford to ignore,
DUNFC
'Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 2S.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
It will pay you to The corner Grocery
"Live and Let Live"
Get our Prices (Let 119 Select the Eilltableu
tar I our Camping Trip
Our stock of canned goods has
been specially selected 'fottheir
quality and purity, and in tact,
everything we, suggest to you.
will have your unqualified appro.-
val.
pproval.
Check from this list the goods
you '.now you want; come in and
let us show you others,
Estimates given free tc
I Concentrated Packet pinndeCanner!
Soups; Meat Extracts; Canned.
Preserves and Jams; Marmalades -
Material and Workmanship'
Bacon, All kinds off Cooked
Breakfast Foods; Condensed Milk
; Coffee, and Cocoa.
the Best. Canned Salmon: Sardines; and:
Kippered Herring.
Specials
, Raspberries, cherries. currents,
peaches, oranges, lemons, 'bananas
tomatoes, cucumbers, new pota-.
itoes and beans. •
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on your Plumbing
Heating or Eavetroughing
Agents for Hecht Furnaces
Thos.Hawkins
Plumbing and Heating
Shop—over (lowland's Hardware , PHONE 45,
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We meet* every footwear requirement of
every member of the family. Among our
patrons there are many families where we
shoe . every foot from grandpa down to
baby. We shoe every member because
they know where to come for
Perfect Shoe Satisfaction
Shoes of comfort for elderly people, shoes
of style and durability for middle aged,
shoes made for strenuous wear and adapt-
ed to the growing feet of boy or girl.
We stand ready to prove a benefit to any family
It will be worth your while to test us.
You will be quick to discover why so many families
call this "Their Shoe Store."
illeKSON
HOUSE OF BETTER SHOES