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Thursday
Jtine 17th, 2915
DUSTLESS ----By opening dost damper
,nd _ direct draft damper, when shaking
The past week has been one of unusual activity in the Rug Section- owing
to the exceptional character of the values presented We have freshened up
the assortments with additions of many new colorings, .patterns and sizes,
thus making' choosing as varied and interesting as before,
BRUSSELS RUGS AXMINSTER RUGS
HEAVY WILTON RUGS ENGLISH TAPESTRY RUGS
I{IRS�H FLAT ROD
Kirsch Rods Can't Sag—Never tarnish
Curtains and Draperies are used in every home. Get themost pleasing,
effect by using the Kirsch Flat nod. It, makes it decidedly easy for anyone
to secure charming window decoration—the kind that convey: the impression
that they are the work of an expert. Made in standard sizes and extensions
'—there is one to fit any window and a special style for bay windows.
Our Immense Stack of Linol;ellrns.'
' Affords the best choice, best values,' a.nd the widest range '6f patterns in the county
Rugg '• for the Veralndah and SUm3ner Heine
These are made of matting and very durable, will stand exposure and can be
washed without injury to color or fabric. Green and natural shades—Reversible
Special Japanese Matting Offer
A few hundred yards at roc per yard
Women's Store
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67
Ineereevemonvoseearne
Alert's `tore
Merchant Tailoring
and
Men's Furnishings
Phone 103
O V R®�
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
MOM
Just a Moment, Please!
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> Powders
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to out
your attention1,
� ish to call
We wish
can guaranteed to government standard.
We stand behind this line which is especially put up and named
Ifohnson`5 • Own Braking Powder
'Fol' next Saturday only we are of;leriug it.at 2 cans for 25c
We also wish the public to know of other lines of Balling Powder
we carry. in stock: such as Forest City, Best, Etc., Baking Powders
that are well known brands.
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Pho!}e 111
Successor to S, Barr.
Fancy furniture
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THE STORE OF QUALITY
Phone orders promptly attended to
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your•nspection. Light in con
struction and design but ex-
tremely well made in,ever•y de.
tail. HerM'are the finest creations
of the, furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discriminating buyer.
The Cheapest Spot in Huston
to buyali kinds of Furniture
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urniture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104nson 186
N. Ball 110 —RESIDENCE PHONES-- . J. D. Atki
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the McClurg . __ _or write for booklet. 35
BYAM & 'SUTTER LOCAL AGENTS
PREPARING FOR THE 12TH
The Fife and Drum Band of Murphy
Lodge, Clinton commenced their
practices last Friday night,for the corning
I2th.
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AD VERTISIN G -ISMS. IMPROVE MEN TS
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The more insertions you put o_1 Mr. John Rapson is putting an
additional story on his house ion
-until next month, the less sales you North Street. Mr, John Dayment
are lil:elytomake this month. North
the Contract.
CARD O•F±'i4ANKS.
21st birthday of the Prince of The family ofthe latet Mrs. Thos
Wares, Judd wish_ to express their heart-
NO
felt thanks to the neighbors and'
NO WAR STAMP REQUIRED. friends fcr their kindness during
the seri is it nees of Mrs.
Judd, The
Let tie again remind our comes; �tten
pondents'that their budgets 'eo e t'
as • nsual for one cent. No RRESrCtaD FORtINCENDIARISM
otamps are required.
A. D. Strong, of Galt, has been nr
REFERENCE TO DISASTER. re•tted on a' chatge of setting fire.
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PRINCE OF WALES BIRTHDAY
Tuesday of this week.was the
MINOR LOCALS.
Swimming time. -
The good old palm leaf will soon be
called into service.
The wedding present problem is
equalled only by the worries of
Christmas.
Summer holidays are looming up
rapidly.
WHY NOT HERE
In Hamilton an advertisement is in
serted in the city papers warning owners
of vacant Tots that in accordance with
the statute the weeds thereon must be
cut by June 30 and kept cut there
after during the season. In the event
of this, not being done the city will pro
cued to destroy the weeds and charge
the cost thereof to the owners of the
property. Would it not be well to
have
such notice given in Clinton.
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ARRANGE FOR SUMMER SCHOOL.
Full arrangements have been made
for the third annual Presbyterian
summer school to be held here at Hotel
Sunset, Goderich, from July 5 to 12.
The clay exercises will be given over to
studies and in the evening addresses will
be given. Well-known speakers will be
on hand, including John Griffith; B. A.,
of Ronan, China. Judging by
registrations already the school promises
to be the most successful yet held.
Throughout the Salvation army
headquarters in Canada yesterday
special s-rvices were held In sour
memoration of the- Empress of Ire-
land disaster on Say 29, 1914.
A BUSY ,NIAN,
St. Marys Jouri.al:—One of the
busiest men of the Conference aria
a man of good executive ,ability
was .Rev S. J. Allen, of Clinton,
secretary of the Stati'o'ning Com-
mittee.
A SILVER WEDDING
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Macdonald of
Toronto celebrated their silver weer
ding last/ 'Friday by' :t roseption Sn
the afternoon and evening n t their •
house in Spadini road. Mrs. Mac-
d'onald was wearing a gown of Ma-
zarin blue brocaded crepe de chine,
with a fuehn of beautiful Brussels
applique lace, diamond 'ornaments.
and a cormrtge bone uet of white
and purple heather. Miss M:tcr-
donald, who raceivcd with her
'Parents was in ':t pale yellow, crepe
gown with torso°e and pannier of
yellow pattern with Dresden flow-
ers The drawing -room WOS fo:t-
TEACI3 MOR SLS AND MANNERS
Hon. Dr,: P1-ne, minister Of ode -
cation, is still determined that On-
tario children shallbe taught pro'-
per manners' and morals, iiespite
the withdrawal of 'the first book on
that subject which he authorized
some years ago. "The Golden Rule
Books" is the latest set that the
minister has' authorized, and he
notified Chief Inspector Cowley, of
Toronto that these books on man-
ners and, morals must be in the
hands of the pupils by September
next, He leaven it td the 'trustees
to say whether the Board Of Edu-
cation supplies them free to the pu
pils or whether the pupils be re-
quired to buy them for themselves.
THE BEEKEEPERS
4. d' A goodly number of wide-awake bee
ib keepers of surrounding districts attended
the demonstration in the Apiary of
Messrs Irving Bros., south of the G. T.
R. station on Friday afternoon of last
week. There were various manifulations
of keen interest to beekeepers, including
an examination of the hives for disease,
and the putting of a colony through the
treatment for cure. The finding of the
Queen, the removing of bees from supers!
and operating to prevent swarming all
had a tendency to hold the attention of
the beekeepers present. The demonstrat
immitmeee,ion was conducted under the direction of
Mr. Morley Petit,, Provincial Apiarist.
More Those,taking the ore prominent parts
were Mr. Dunn and Mr. Hunter, local
le
inspection of Apiaries: Splendid ad
dresses were listened to
Mr. Dunn in a
comprehensive manner dealt with all
phases of beekeeping. In the course of
address be emphaized the necessity of
bees for the propogation of fruits: Mr.
1 Hunter also gave a very practical address.
The grounds of Messrs Irving were ideal
in every way, and the demonstration
was a' pronounced success.
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special Sale
to premises in Scaforth; owned by
him. The fire occured on May 19th
and the property was heavily in-
Fared. The case will be tried by
the magistrate in Serif orth.
APPLICATION ;FOR
NATURALIZATION
Application for naturalization
from Max Pauyer, 'of Godei•ieh,
Kivel Lebel, of Blyth and August
Guhr, of Seatorth, came before the
general sessions of the peace for
the county last week.
GARDEN PARTY TONIGHT.
Don't forget the L. 0. L. Garden
Party tonight. (Thursday) On the
lawn of Peter Cante;l'oln's. The
Kittle Band will fnrnieh a (gold
program and the Lodge, will di-,
t ide Dart of the 'proceeds with
the Women's Patriotic Society..
LAWN SOCIALS
Lawn socials ere now being .ar-
ranged and this office, as usual, is
in a position to print bills for such
en Al anti neatly, With each
TO the pleasure given
by the refined ex -
e llence of Lotus Lawn
stationery is added the
satisfaction derived from
the fact that It is a "lade
in Canada."
Note Paper Envelope. Invimtiam.
Writing Tablets Neckties
C rr pondenee Cards
Initialled Stationers,
Caldemna . Club Note and St.tiooery.
grant with carnations and rosss, c.rd.er we insert free of charge a
When
nen
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dining,' tt 1;
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tea tiler.ice n
1 'the notice and
room aa' arranged with a cloth bills are printed here our anininnuln
and white, emleoidlered centre an rote for inserting ads ,is 25e.
a pierced silver basket of gypsee
chill um and tiny pial.'roses, the f CAR TURNED TURTLE.
While Mr. Weston of Bo held ante
a companion were returning; home
on Wednesday afternoon fast. heir
car turned to •hie tamrowing
wedding cake s'tatd.ng at one end,
and Mrs. D. 13. Macdonald who was
at the wedding 25 years ergo) pre,
sided at tit( other end and poured
nut the tea. The aseisvanis were chit' and uL eve cry ininriitm wlr.
Mrs. R. J. Gould, Mrs, M. C. ,Cance,
St. Thorie% Miss 11Iarjorie Gould, -Weston about head ':incl shoo cl.•re
Miss Mary Sommerville, Miss Linda The car w^•' 1 idiv damaged nd
Mrs. Harris McPhedram, Mrs, Mee was towed to Scaforth for repairs,
Donald, is•1 sketeri of Mrs, 'Dr.) Gan
slier, of town hnu'dtughter of
Mrs. Christian, who is at present
tie.iting Mrs, Dandier hem e.
on the Following at
Reduced Prices
1 only
Lawn Lawn Mower regular .... .c $5' 50 for $4 50
1 only
wer regular....... 5 00 for 4 00
1 only Volmer regular , 7 50 for 6 001
1 only Wheelbarrow regular.\.. . 4 00 for 3 25 •
.1 only Portable Rubber Bath regular : ; 12 00 Inc1088 00
5
1 only Refrigerator regular00
1. only No. 2 Daisy Churn regular 6 75 for 00
1 only No. 1 Daisy Churn regular ......... 8 75 for 8 00
1 only Grindstone tubular steel frame, regular6 00 for 4 50
8 Hammocks at cost
Cut Glass at ar good discount for balance of this month
Headquarters for a complete Line in all
in all Kinds of Hardware
IARL.AND BROTHERS
STOVES, HARD,WARE AND NOVELTIES '
VISITORS HAD (GOOD CAME
Friday afternoon some of the vis-
iting Oddellowq after their busi-
ress meeting- wended their way
down to till bowling green anie
hack an enjoyable game with :come
of our local; bowlers. Those who
took part" were ;—
Visitors Locals
A. W. Robinson R. E. Manning.
J. Crooks W.�Wi .man
W. Taman
nt
R. Creechsk. <E. G.Courtice sk.
DR. W. H. R IRKS MARRIED.
Rev. A. K. Birks of Dundas,
known in in and• around Clinton Se,-
ceived a cablegram • last week en -
trimming that his son Dr, W. H.
Dirks, who i$ a medical missionary
of the 'Methodist` Church at Chung
Chow, China had been, remarried atShanghai, on May, 16th, to 'Mis's
Cleora Janet, third daughter of
Mr. John 1vIcCrregor of Oshawa Ont.
Mrs. 13irkei is a graduate nurse of
the Hamilton city hospital. The
New Era extends felicitations to all
concerned.
WHY NOT MAKE IT
BEAUTIIPUL. •
Would it not be a good' move for
the cemetery 'officials and' plat
owners to get'together to d evise
ume wayOf enhancing the ia.ppearl-
ueee of Clmntail cemetery, which
could" be made One ,Of the most
beautiful e em 'terieS of its size in
the country. Clinton, Cemetery is
in an ideal spot 'and.used by
the
siturounding •country and The New
Era doesn't think it would be out
of place to ask thevarious 'town(
ship Councils to help in beautify-
isrg the sacred sere.
The We D. Fair eo.
Often the Cheapest—Pliways' the Best
eaarg�®^y''
.pae_rnova.s
Penslar 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 redeye a cough. Try t—
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Dispensing Chemist TILE PENSLAR DRUM STORE
MEIN2111/111.
Furniture, Rugs & 1 irloleum
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going
to furnish your home, or if you only ant some odd pieces.
You will find le to your advanta to inspect cur stock and see
the bargains we are offering. We also carry a good tine of
Violins, Pianos and Organs.
Our Undertaking Department is up to date in every respect
and we guarantee the best of satisfaction
JD
DUNFe
. Phone 28.
Funeral
1Director
..ana
'Undertaker
e
Night and Sunday Cana¢ansevercll at Residence over. store
BLACK BASS IEASON OPENED.
"Standing back: with well -booted
feet,
"Where the brook and river
meet,"
the reellisherman will be found
from now on. On Wednesday of this
week, he has 'not forgotten the
date, was the beginning of theol.en
season top black bass fishing
Trout? aim, yes; all right of course
Salmon?hum-m, big gamte certainly
Shark fighting?? picturesque if you
like, but no good for eating Whale
Overdone by Jonah, BASS? Now
you're talking. Other, vanities O3
fishing are goad material for 'stor-
ies, but bass catching is sport. No
bass fisher ever needs ;to—exag-
gorge, If he tries, he will findh s
imagination Outdone by the reality,
Painted pictures facie before the
actuality of the scene; vivid est
dreamix;ar,en't, half as good as the
true happenings. The 'bass ;the
dreamer lands isn't nearly so sti11
a fighter as the one be bottles
with, because the positive bass gets
away; iand'',what is time Mise in fishl-
ing if the fish doesn't sometimes
get away? How: else can the fish-
erman exult if—no, when—he lance
one? The world at large benefits
in either case, owing tothe corn -
municative, nature of the fisherman
He is not selfish aro censor in his de-
partment; his achievement 'erre
published unstintedly and he glee;
res in defeat, the defeat ,that prove
es him sueli:a good sport that he's
going back 'Co try again. There
bre fish,. and black ,bass, and ft's
black bass 'the lineman will 'be zf:•
ter. ,,
IF THIS KIND OF INSANITY
WOULD ONLY SPREAD
The Smith Falls Record:—An Ogdens-
burg man undertook on his own account
the other day to relieve the labour
situation in that city. He went to a
hardware store, represented that he was
starling to clean up the city and had a
large number of shovels, hoes, rakes and
other tools delivered at a certain place.
He hired all the men he could find and
put them to work on the streets and
lanes. He was a truckman and used.
his own outfit and bought another to
help with the work. Everything was
going along beautifully ,and in ,a short
time he would have had the whole city
a model of cleanliness but somebody
noticed something queer about''.
the proceeding and told somebody
else and an investigation revealed the
fact that the man was crazy, The con
dition of the unemployed got upon his
nerves and he went temporarily insane.
But what a fine turn his mental derange
neat took and what a splendid example
he set to a lot of people in a lot of places
who claim to be in their right minds!
`One can scarcely help wishing 'that that
particular form of insanity would spread.
— TRY --
CONNER'S
UTTER=CRUST
SMALL BREAD
The Bread of Quality
Wrapped to be Clean and Sanitary
Made in Clinton, Ontario
Phone 'zoz — sc Loaf
F orJ avetreiughieg and
Sheet Metal Work of
all minds try ns.
The Corner Store
"Live and Let Lire"
Are You
UIoiilg Ca.mpin,
The season is here again when we
begin to think of lake and stream and
the pleasures that go along with.
camping and picnicing
If you are going camping, see us re-
garding
on yourks s applies. We are special
Sandwich Materials
Sandwiches are handy and appetizing
for the picnics and little jaunts that
campers frequently take. We have
Cold Meats, Jellied Meats Potted Meat
and Peanut Butter, Salmon, Sardines,
Olives and Cheese
•
Agents for
Preston Metal Shingles Specials
Strawberries, Oranges. Lemons,
Bananas, Pineapples, Ripe Tomatoes
Thos.11awkins
Green Onions, and Lettuce
Plumbing and Heating• 13e Hunniford
Shop—over Rowland's Hardware
Phone 53 PHONE 46.
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TEST OUR
BETTER SHOES
You'll find here not only the late model shoes
—the best of shoes -the shoes you'll like, but you
will find that buying shoes here is a pleasure—both
for reason of the excellence of our shoes and our.
splendid painstaking service in fitting. We spare
no pains to see that you are ;fitted with just the
right sort of shoes, and that you are
Fitted Correctly in Every Detail
If you buy shoes here once, you'll do it again, We
have a whole army of patrons that have met with
this expelience and never think of going elsewhere
Men's Shoes $2,00 2.50 3.00 3,50 to 650
Women's Shoes at 1.50 2,00 3.50 to 5.00
)toys and Girls Shoes 1.50 2.00 2.50 to 3.50
Children's Shoes 35c 506 75c 1.00 to 1.50
There is nothing new or ;startling about our prices, you
have seen the same figures quoted time and again, and
they will continue to be quoted for all time to come
BUT we ask you to come here to see and learn how mush
better shoe value your shoe money will secure here than
it will if you buy your shoes "most anywhere."
FRED. J2IeKSOI