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Every Man and Boy in Town Should see the
Special Display of Men's and Boys Spring
Clothing and Furnishings
AT 'THE MEN'S STORE
You will appreciate this special display of ,Men's and Boy's Wear. It offers
an early opportunity to see all that isnew in Men's and Boy's Clothing, Furnishings,
Hats and Caps, Our showing of Spring Suitings will be' sure to please you -neat
hairlines and checks which are very attractive, being 'among the newest. You will
notice that Suits will be of trimmer lines than ever. Coats are gracefully conforming
with natural shoulders and lapels a. shade wider. Spring Overcoats are straighter and
shorter, giving the jaunty ;effect so much to be desired in a Top -coat.
BOYS' TWO-PIECE AND ° THREE-PIECE 'SUITS
19 you know the miteul'acture's of "Lion Brand" clothing at all you are acquainted with the fact
that no other concern in all Oanada turn out the fine range of Boys' and Children's Clothing made
by this firm. Our pre eminence as Juvenile Clothiers is too well known throughout Huron County,.
to need any emphasis here. Absolute satisfaction in every garment, purchased here or your
money promptly refunded:
Boys' Knee Pants -19 Tin Pants were made for boys we'd have them, but we have the next very
best thing in ourspecially strong Tweeds and Berges, made for husky boys.
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11[cn'S'Hats -are not radically different, yet there is a diffence in the shape of the crown and set of the
brim, which stamps them new, ;
New Shirts -The latest novelties in Men's Shirts for Spring, 1915, are now in stock. They are from
the best Oanadian muskets are sure to please you. Stripes in two and three tone effects are very
popular, and range from neat hair lines to inch wide stripes. Some very neat check patterns are
also shown: Among the different materials shown are -Percales, Medras, Oxford, Zephyrs, Silks
and mercerized materials. Many men prefer soft cuffs for summer wear, and we are showing
some very smart Shirts in this style.
In Neckties -No one or two designs can claim the right to'speeial favor, zuany new designs and, color
Ings being shwn,
In Gloves -For Spring, tan ()ape, grey Suede and Ohemois are all represented.:
In Ilosiery-Wearwell Brand. Woven for 'W ear -Fashioned to Fit -Loomed to last,
Wonten'S Store
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67
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Nlien's Share
Merchantstir Tailoring
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Men's Furnishings
Phone 103
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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When You Are
Tired ,g:nd Hungry
During the house cleaning season, and need something for a hasty
meal, onr linea of canned goods will please you. Our prices are
right Salmon 15c or 2 for 25c, Salmon 151c, Corn, Peas, Tomatoes,
or Vegetable Soups
We have some very nice honey, prices from 10c to 23o
Now is the season. for Pure Male Syrup -ours is guaranteed
' Also Corn Syrup in pails or tins
Highest Prices for Rutter and Eggs
Phone 111 Tian. STORE 01 QUALITY
Successor to 5, Barr, Phone aiders promptly attended to
Fancy
furniture
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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 Huron
to buyall kinds of Furniture
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Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
N. Ball 110 ---RESIDENCE: PHONES- J. D. Atkinson 186
llousecleouioq SpeciilIs
Small List of the. Popular and up to -date Kind
Sherwin Williams Paints and Varniehes
Floorlac ansl Japalac
Campbell s Varnish Stains
Buggy and Wagon Paint
MMureeco,.Alabastine, and Jellstone
Enamels and all kinds of Polishes
Duetless Mops and Wizard Mops
0 Cedar Polish and Liquid Veneer
Berry Brothers Floor Varnishes
Brushes of all kinds
We Have Just Received -
A big supply of Perfection Oil Stoves
Washing Machines and Wringers
Lawn Mowers. Garden Bose
Step Ladders, Eta
Now is the time to use Dr., Hess Stock Food
and Panacea,
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BUTTER WRAPPERS
Tf you make good butter let it
be known by your works. Wrap it
in paper showing that you are the
maker. The New. Era has a lot on
hand.. Send in your order now.
NINETY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY.
Independent Oddfellows will cele
brats the 96th anniversary of the
founding of the 'order in North
America on April 26. The lucal
lodge is making preparations for
their annualserMens for that Sun-
day..
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Wheat $1.45.
Oats 6€c,
Butter 30c to 32c.
Eggs lege,
Cattle 7.75.
Sheep 8.00
Lambs 00.75.
Hogs 8.10,
Barley 88e to 90c.
Peas 1.50 to 1.60.
Hogs 7.15.
Eggs 16 to 17.
Butter 26e to 270.
Wheat 1,30,
Oats 50a to 500.
Buckwheat 75c.
Barley 75c.
Peas 1.50 to 1.60.
Shorts 31.00,
Bean 28.00,
Baled. Hay 12.00.
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MINOR LCCALS
Clean u17 !
Half of April is now gone.
The first rain for April arrived
here on Friday last.
W. C. T. U.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs, A. Seeley on Friday
e vening,at 8 o'clock. The lumber-
men missionary work will be dis-
cussed. ( i
TWO SPOKEN co'. •
Rev. IF. H'. Larkin, B. A., of Sea -
forth, and Rev. John Moore of
Sarnia Presbytery are mentioned
as suecesso05 to Rev. Dr. MacCrae
of London as moderator of Ham-
ilton and London synod, , which
meets in London April 20.
DONATED BOOKS.
At a book shower in Toronto for
the new library at Weston sani-
tarium brought almost 300 books
among them being donations from
the library of the late Bev. Dr.
McDonagh and his daughter, iters,
W. S. Dingman of Stratford.
TEA0HERS BACK
TO THEIR WORK
The various teachers who have their
hones in Clinton started for their
various schools on Saturday. We
hope they have success in the •coming
exams, with the 1pupils
GETS A GOVERNMENT 108
It has been reported that SOr. James
Mitchell, part owner of the Goderich
Star, has been offered a Government
job with the Bureau of Archives, and
is accepting it. This will mean that
he wilt retire from the Newspaper.
31r, Mitchell has been a good news
paper erean and fearless in his report
ing. His many friends in Huron
County will wish him success in his
new work, which after all resembles
the work he has been in for the years
-that of getting uews,
WINGHAi•I RESERVIST KILLED
Word arrived in Wingham to Mr.
John Putla nd, at the Brunswick
Hotel, from the wife 'of' Private
Richard Edwards, reservist, that
her husband was killed in France.
He had been in the employ of Mr.
Putland, at the Brunswick Hotel,
for over a year,. going to Toronto
in August. 'lis wife, Bertha Ed-
wards,- received a letter of sym-
pathy from the King and Queen.
THOSE BRITISH GUNS.
Three colored men stood on a 13a1
timore street corner. "Them Ger-
man cannons lain hit yo' fi' mile
oat" said George. "That ain't
nuffin'," scorned Joe. 'Them thah
French -guns pick a man outer a
tree, ten mile' off 1" Jim's scorn
made him almost speechless. "You
all ain't said puffin' 'bout_ sho'oti-
in'-huh up 1 You all ain't men -4
tioned GUNS I W'y, all dem Eng-
lish shootin'
nglishshootin' icons needs is to know
yo' address!"
PAID $400 AND COSTS.
In the last three weeks the
ryonimerclal Hotel Hensall, has paid
$100 and costs for selling liquor
without a license. The first fine
was $100 and costs and a warning
from the magistrate and inspector,
but apparently not impressive
'enough tol stop the illegal sale.
%Last Thursday's Sine was $300
and posts and a`, 'jail sentence
promised if the offense is repeat -
Inspector Torrance laid the
case before Magistrate Andrews
of Clinton, and Bender, the pro-
prietor, made the journey, Of 12
miles and settled the case rather
than bring prominent citizens into
the matter,
WY!, GRAY DEAD.
William Gray, a well-kno'n
church worker of Ithe Bathurst
Street Methodist Church Toronto
died Thursday morning, aged 52
years, at dais home 65 Bathurst,.
street Heart trouble was the
caused., Mr. Gray was ' born in
Scotland and came to Caprada
when a young man, settling in Sea.
forth, Thera he was elected
Mayor for several terms. Sixteen'
years ago he removed to Toronto.
Since going to the city he •has
been one of the foremost members
of the Bathurst Street 'Methodist
Church and held the office of re-
cording..steward, !Surviving are
his widow nad three daughters,
Mrs. 13. W. Price and Misses Annie
and Gertrude. Intermen t took
Place +at Seafortlh on 'Saturday
morning. ; bir Gray was well-
known to the b1dl91r +Clintonians,
BOWLERS REORGANIZED.
Last Friday evening the 'Clinton
E awling ChM was Ieorgenizeclfor
1515 with the following 'officers. -
Hon. President -D. A. Forrester.
President -W. Jackson.
Vice President --Dr. J. W. Shaw.
Secretory -'Fred T. Jackson.
Treasurer -j. E. Hovey.
Manager -John Watts.
The Chili re-elected their old Hon-
orary President and added last
years members who .have removed
f1om town. The Bowlers look for-
ward to another successful season
and hopeto have the privilege of
entertaining many ouitside Clubs.
SPLENDID EASTER 'MUSIC.
The Huron. Co. Road and Bridge
C'ommfttee met at Wingham last
Thursday,
55th BI'RTIHDAY
The Mitchell .Ad's ovate celebrated
its 55th birthday last tFriclay. Its
veteran owner, Mr. W. R. Davis,
commenced the paper and has been
at its 'head ever since.
The Ayl1ner Express of last week
m-ivea the follower account of the
Easter music that was given by the
choir which is conducted by Mr.
Olen ('amphell, formerly of tills
town, -Easter Sunday services at
Trinity church were attended by
large tad apoleciatrie 0011 01'050 ;
tions, the rector, n, Re 911, i4I11 a.
Preaching two very imprreai e ai:cl
convicting sermons, emphasizing
the lessons which the resurrection
teaches. The surplice choir, which
was in excellent form did very
efficient work at both services in
the rendition of the different num-
bers involving upon them. They
were assieted ey 91r. A. R. Lemon
and 'Mr. G. A. Beebe. The special
numbers at the morning Service
were the anthem, 00 Death, where
is thy Sting`+" by the choir, the
solo parts being taken in excel-
lent voice and With much expres-
sion by Miss Hilda Brown; and
the solo, "I Know ,That my Re-
deemer 1iheth," was exceptionally
well rendered by Mr. Lemon, in
his very fine baritone voice. At
the .evening service, the anthem
rendered by the choir, "Victory
over, Death" was sung with the
usual attack and good express-
ion which are marked character
istics of this choir, Miss Daven-
port, who was in excellent voice
never sang better, nor more plea-
singly than she did in the "Palms"
Mr. Beebe sang very effectively,
"Low in the Grave," which showed
advantage the full rich bass voice
which he possesses Mr, W. Glenn
Campbell, the organist and choir
director and Mrs. +Oampbell the
effIceent accompanist; amst,
are deserv-
ing
of 'the many compliments ex-
tended to them in the excellent
training of the choir and conduct
ing of the musical serices through
out,
A GOOD JOB.
Reeve !Ford, who is also Chair-
man of the Street Committee, hacl
a gang on the streets this week
and they certainly made a good
job on the Macadam; roads,
WENT TO SEAFORTH.
Quito a few of our citizene went
to Seafovth last Thursday to at-
tend the Spring Show. The day
was fine, but the roaclis were no•/
thing to talk about. The prizelst
may be read on page 4.
33 NEW PUPIES
Last Monday morning there were
32 new pupils started at the Pub-
lie School which now brings the
total enrollment up to 362. It will
mean quite a change rounds in
some of the rooms to accomodate
the large attendnnee.
WILL ADDRESS LIBERAAL CLUB
Neag Thursday evening April 22
Mt. Alex. Mustard, of Brucefield,
will address Ithe Clinton Liberal
Club in their rooms.. Mr. Mustard
is a good speaker and keeps post
ed on the questions ,of the day,
so that his talk will be of interest
at this time All Liberals are cord
tally invited to attend the meet
ing and become members of this
Club.
PATRIOTIC NEWS
Tire Ladd:; of Women's -Patriot
is Society held their twentieth
meeting Friday afternoon April 0
four new members were added to
the roll the membership now reach
ing 201. 1 he ladies 01 the Bap-,
tistChurch served a Very nicely pre
bared tea, which the proceeds :i-
mountad to $07.50. The next meet-
ing Millie hold Friday April 23rd,
at which the ladies of Presbyterian
hurch will serve tea. The ladies
of supply commute,' wish to have
as much money a5 possible b 'ought
izt on that date so as to get ready
get ready for packing April 30.
Donations received since last
printed report are ' 115 follows l -
Mrs. Bristeu ern musicale b2+',00
Wesley ClsnrchJr. League... $11.55
Young Ladies Patriotic
Society .... $28.15
Sale of old Rubbers $5.95
Baptist Cliureh Tea...... $17.S0
Banquet Money $1,00
A PLEASANT EVENING-.
Last Thursday evening the Patri-
otic Musicale under the direction
of Mrs. 13ristowe in Owen's Mei_
morial Hall. was a decided success.
The program was well arranged
and all who attended were wellre-
paid. +Following was the program
given, -
Double quartette -
"Joy to the Victors." Sullivan,
"Angel of Peace." - t1' lein.
Song "Your Country Needs You."
Mrs. Elliott.
Piano solo Norwegian Bridal March
Mrs, Latornell
'Violin Solo ''Souvenir"
Miss Seager.
Song "Tris Majesty"
Mr. East.
Song "The Swallows"
Miss McIvor,
Double quartette.-
"1?areWell to the Foiest"
Piano Soho "Caeouaha Caprice"
Mrs, Latornell
Song "Peoria of Gold"
Mrs. East,
Violin Soto "Selected."
Song 'Stars of hte Summer Night'
if4'. C. D. Bristowe
Song "Mary" '
Miss Green,
Double luavieette "Song of Peace,"
God Save the Kin,,
quartette( was
com-
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The double
posed of Mesdames Gunn, East and
Paul and Miss Green Messrs, Ford
Paul, Bristowe and Rev. Potts.
proceeds were given to the Wo-
men's Patriotic Fund.
CONNER'S
`GUTTER=CRUST'
SMALL BREAD
The Bread of Quality
Wrapped to be Clean and Sanitary
Made in Clinton, Ontario
Phone 202 - - 5c Loaf
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Thursday, April 15th, 1915.
A Robin
Has Been Seen and Heard
The Ground Hog
is on Schedule Time
A One=arra Paper Hanger
Has the Hives
minsmigneur
And all signs point to spring, which re-
minds us of Wall Paper, We are well
advanced,in the sampling of the new goods'
and we are impressed with the complete-
ness and superiority of our stock. We feel
that we have the variety and range of selec-
tion. which
elec-tion.which wi11 satisfy any reasonable taste.
mea LIZICFtaizza
The
Fair eo.
Often the cheapest--Z1,1ways the Best
f2121mssi
Fenster White Pine and Spruce Balsam
What's the use experimenting
with medicines? We know what
White Pine and Spruce Balsam is,
as the formula is printed on each
label.
Beyond a doubt this is the'most
efficient cough remedy we have
ever. sold. Nothing else will so•
readily re.ieve a cough. Try it -
Dispensing Chemist THE PENSLAR DRUG STORE
Furniture, Rugs & 1. inoleumb
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going
to furnish your home, or if you only want some odd-pieoes.
You will find it to your advanta to inspect cur stock and see
the bargains we are offering, We, alsd carry a good line of
Violins, Pianos and Organs.
Our Undertaking Department is up to date in every respect
and we guarantee the bast of satisfaction
Undertaker and Faanoral Director. Phone 2S.
Night and Sunday Calls answered aft Residence over store
The Corner Store
"Live and Let Liv e"
Things that will make
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Get armed for the annual campaign.
-Buy those things that will make it
i.'j• ? ^' c ,t� • .� most decisive, that will make it easier,
r , - 0.94.4 and that will be most effective, There
is no need of our dwelling on the sub
Have you a if Not jest, you know well enough that the
y time has arrived when you will be on
Modern Bathroom Why Not the warpath,
In Your Home ? Byway of suggestion we mention:-
Brooms Waehing Powder
Let us give you an estimate on the Stove Brushes 'Ammonia
cost of Installing one, or drop mea Scrub Brushes (ligand andpowderl
card and I will call and give you Whitewash Brustie�hlrrWhiting Lime
prices,
Wash Boards Lye
Laundry Soap Brass Polish
Boras Silver Polish
Th�e $ A• r��v Old Dutch 0leanser Furniture Polish
os. Hawking Sweeping Powder Bath Brick
Phllllhing and heating i
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Shop over 3 , wined , Hardware e
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With the pleasure afforded by the knowledge
that we have put forth the best efforts
within us, we announce our readiness for
the spring trade. We've lines of Footwear
for men, women and children that are the
best productions of Canada's best shoe-
makers
for
The Suring Season of
1915
We ask your consideration when ready to
make your selections of spring and summer
footwear,
FRED.
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