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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
KIRS(!H FLAT ROD
Kirsch Rods can't Sag—Never :Tarnish
Curtains and Draperies are used in every home. Get the most pleasing
effect by using the Kirsch Flat Rod. 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 Stock of Linoleum
Affords the best choice, best values, and the widest range of patterns in the county
Rugs for the Verandah and Summer Home
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
Afew hundred yards at roc per yard
Women's Store
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67
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Men's Store
merchant Tailoring
and
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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We wish to call yob), attention to our Baking Powders, .Every
can guaranteed to government standard,
We stand behind this line which is especially put up and named
Johnson's Own haling Powder
For next Saturday only we are offering it at 2 cans for 25c
'Ve also wish the public to know of other lines of Balciug Powder
we carry in stock, such as Forest Ulty, Best, Etc„ Baking Powders
that are well known brands,
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Phone 111
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THE STORE OF QUALITY
Successor to 9, Barr. Phone orders promptly attended to
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 discrimrnafing buyer.
The Cheapest Spot in Huron
to buyall kinds ofFurniture
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Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors—Phone 104
N. San 110 —RESIDENCE PHONES— J. D. Atkinson 186
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Special Sale
on the Following at
Reduced Prices
1 only Lawn Mower regular $5 50 for $4 59
1 only Lawn Mower regular 5 00 for 4.00
1 only Volmer regular 7 50 for 6 00
1.. only q wheelbwrrory regular 4 00 for 325
1 only Portable Rubber Bath regular 6 00 for 3 00
1 only Refrigerator regular 1200 for 10 00
1 only No. 2 Daisy Churn regular G 75 for 8' 00
1 only No. 4 Daisy Churn regular S 75 for 8 00
1 only Grindstone tubularsteel frame, regular8 00 for 4 50
3 Hammocks at cost
Cut Glass at a good discount for balance of this Month
E Headquarters for a complete Line in all
in all Kinds of Hardware
IIARLAND BROTHERS
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
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CHARGED' WITH- ARSON.
A. D, Strong and RoyMetcalf, of
Galt, charged' with having set fire
to a livery barn at Seaforth on
May 13th, were sent up by Magis-
trate' Rankin to stand trial at the
Court( of General Sessions, Bail
was arranged last /Friday at the
sum of $3,000,
COST OF THE ARMY WORM.
Last, years's 'invasion by the
army worm cost considerable in
Ontario. The, l'osees are estimated
at a quarter of at million dolinis',
while in Quebec, New Brunswick
and, Nova Se tna are estimated at
$59,000. In Ontario the worm ap-
peared in 243 townships and 42
counties:
YEN RIPLE Y IS USING OIL.
Ripley Express, Wm, Irwin, of
the Commercial hotel, is oiling
the yards; and the experiment in
laying the dust has been so suc-
cessful: that he has decided to buy
another consignment of. oil, The
streets of Ripley will also be oiled,
providing sufficient money can be
subscribed;
MOVES TC7 DUNGANNON.
Dungannon News,;—Miss Celia
Pentland .has rented ,t part of her
house in the village to Dlr. Young
of Walton, who. with his wife, evil'
move I0 the village in July and
open up a shoe repairing shop
here. Mr. Young, are a hired 1'oc:rl
preacher, hats been pi sidling at
Walton and Bayfield for several
yearn incl is said to be an expert
shop -repairer;
SEAjFORTII .PRINCIPLE RESIGNS
There will be some changes in
the' teaching staff of the Seaforth
collegiate/ institute with the re-
opening( of the school in Septemj-
ber. Principle McKay Incrresign-
ed, and also Miss Murray, moderns
teacher. J. Fr Ross, B A„ present
teacher in mathematics' (succeeds
Mr. McaKy as principle. The other
two appointments` will be • made
shortly. ' n
CASE THROWN OUT.
An appeal of an award Of a ditch
constructed, bn thdj.0th and 7th
conceesi'ons of 'hullett Township by
Thos. Adams was thrown out by
Judge Doyle as having no jurisdicr
tion t10 try, award, which was
thrown but by him last year. The
Judge stated that Mr. Adams could
bring action against the township
for damages. Mr. Best Of Seaforth
appeared( for 'Mri .Adams, and 1VIr,
Brydone toe the township.
DOMINION, DAY RATES.
Single firslt'-elasa fares will ibe
given on the G. T. R. for Domin-
ion Day, Gooch going and return,'
ing Thursday July 1st, Single first
Maas' fare and one-third, good go -r.
ing Wednesday, June 30th, and
Thursday, July 1st, valid Inc return
Friday, July';2nd, 1915, Above re-
duced 'fares apply between nilstar-
tions in Canada, to and from Der
'iroit, Port Huron, 'Mich., Enfield,
Black Rock, Niagara] Galls, pane
Susipansion 'Bridge,[ N. Y,
:FA.CTORY LEFT ZURICH
The Zurich Herald of last week
reports that the Jackson Co. have
moved factory from that village:—
The Jackson Mfg. Co., who manni-
faetured clothing in the sold Bap-
tist church for about a yetir, are
removing their nmachines', &tc..,
to
other: points. Whenthe present
wart began they Pound it difficult
to procure, sufficient material to
keep all their factories runnieeg
and consequently. the .one in this
placed was closed. Another clrrawr-
back was the bonus question. The
first year that the company eperi-
ated here a voluntary 'subscription
wast taken up Land the citizens of
Zurich; subscribed the sum of $200
towards securing the factory for
this town. The eorpany we en
deeetand,r•wanted the same bonus
felt another year, but it cis
thought( impossible to procure it
in the same manner las the forrnl-
er one and the matter was drop-
ped. The removal of the factory
will be a1 'severe foss to our town
as the factory, when in full blpenar
tion, 'employed nearly thirty hand's
It again, show clearly that Zurich,
should, haVe a Board of Trade to
lo'oli into maters of ,this kind.
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CONVENIENT Burns coal, coke, or
Wood._ Large feed doors make firing .easy.
Thursday, June(' 24th
8150
Water pan is, filled
ttr l ac 1 without removing;
(See the McClary dealer or write for 'booklet.
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]=LAY AT ZURICH.
The Clinton Baso Ball terata play
Zuriclr? on einiday 'of this week.
They are^goirg to Wmgham on
the let of July to play the home
team.
ANNUAL RIDE.
Tom Jacicsoe and 1111 his 'high
Street kids took their annual
motor rides. on Monday night, but
the pleas'urel was spoilt ct little by
the rain. They packed Elliott,s
big truck,
WINS GOLD MEDAL.
The School of Commerce heel the
-pleasure on Friday June, 19 of pre-
senting to Clifford ''Hunt of Set
forth! a studs it' at the school, '.r
gold me;lal.aword_d•by the Educa-
tional Department tit New York
City, for proficiency in typewriting
On a test', held by a repeesenhative
of the company, 'Mr., 'hunt wrote
for ten miuntec at the rate of
sixtyfive( 65) words per minute. A
Goli Medal is awarded for arate
of 55. This student is to be conk
gratulated in not only reaching the
the high standard required but
exceeding, it by 10 words;
PREPARATION FOR
PICNIC JULY IST.
Preparations for the big picnic
under the auspices of St. J'oseph'c
Church to be held/ On July loci,
are, rapidly being gone. Pornraro
with, and indication c,re that this
year's' event wil.V be bigger and
better' than ever. Enthuciasic corn
mittces have been appointed
and given good( weather, the sue -
cess of past years should be exceed-
ed, The picnic will be held in Oar -
belt's Grove, 'Hullett, 214 miles from
Clinton and conveyances wilt meet
all trains, and leave the posteJe -
ficcf every half home The various
booths eri11 be opened rind eo,I-
teets will be held. Dinner and
sapper+ will be served on the
ground and 'a good time guaran-
teed everyone.
THE SHOE ON
THE OTHER '3+OOT.
Some folk get very touchy when
asleed to square up accounts end
try to say disagreeable things As
long. as t'hc1 accounts runs evcry,-
thing is' beautiful but as soon us
balancer day( comes the sky be s
conies overcast; at once. Practic-
ing( the Golden Rule would malty
people feel different anct 'show
then[ the fairness of the transact -
lion. The. New Era has met some
cases of both'elasses in our effort
to collect the hundreds of dollars
outs'tand'ing on subscriptions, some
of RI for long years, We are very
much obliged, for a number of
prompt[, payments and expect 'the
scores of others to hearken and
heed, the notices sent them by the
Publishers Adjusting Associatation
who have the accounts in their
hands,
LOST. BY 3, SHOTS,
Last) 'Friday. 'afternoon four rinks
of bowlers from Seaforth carate
up tri Clinton and had: at friendly
tie tallies h were totalled up, Seun
forth had the majority 013. Foe -
hew were' the players asci
scores;—
Seaforth Clinton
Page H, S. 'Chapman
Barber Dr, Shaw
Neil J, Harland
Grieg skip -14 R, Ball sk-10
Gold'th'orpd E; 'Hunnieforet
\McKayC. Libby
Tamair( J. Morrish
Shine sk,-21 G Robertson sk—it
McMillian A, J. Grieg
McLennan J. 'iia ;ter
Claris • W. Grant
Best skip -11 E. G. Courtiee-17
Rev; Argo H. E. Paull
McMillan' J. Wiseman
Bright • B. 'Hovey
Morsont skip -13 Dr. Axon -18
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SWEET PEAS.
Mr. Si Davin has sweet peas 10
•bloom already.. This has most of
the flower lovers /beaten with
the pretty flowers.
GEE; YOUR, COPY IN EARLY.
Owing to the" first of July com-
ing on Thursday Of nett 'week the
New Era will go to press on Wedl-
riesday. All changes of crdv:s must
be hi by Monday moon.
LET THE NEW ERA KNOW.
If you are going away or having
visitors on tate' 1st el ,;aly let the
New Era know. Get yeur newsy
items in early as the New Era
will be published on Wednesday of
next. Week. - -
ENTRANCE EXAMS. -
The Examinations for Entr•enee
tc( the Collegiate' commenced Mon
clay erten-mill with a big flee
of pupils 'takiegi part at the Colleg
fate. They finished up their papers
Wednesday,
EXCURSION FARES,
The G. T, R. offers 'the travel-
ling public single fare tickets for
the 1st of; July good going and
returning on July 1st. br (Fare and
ones'third good going June 30th
and July est returning July 2nd,
DECORATION SERVICE:
The Clinton Lodge of I. 0. 0..T.
will holcl, their annual decoration
Seti'ice On ?Friday, erenieg, July
2nd. All members of this 'order
are invited to , attend, They will
leave the lodge room at 6,30 heed-
ed by the Kittle Band,
LIMIT USN OF WAR STAMPS.
While one and 'two( -cent war
stamps ni tv be need for postsge
the poet Mike). department giles
notice that no war &temps of high-
er denomination may be utilized
fon poiitagc', nor mny those 'of the
inland;'•revenuc- department,
^IRST( OF1 THE SEASON.
:Despite thee cool evening, there
wa,f a ;air crowd nt the L. 0. L.
garden party on the Lawn of Mr.
Peter Caett lon fart TI uredry e; e r
ing The 11l11ic Sandi gave e good
lengthy program o_ patriotic music
The night rr as pretty cold to stand
around very long.
PATRIOTIC' TEA.
Don't forget the Patriotic Tea' to
be held on Mrs. Mry's lawn, R et-
tenbury St., en Saturday oftern'o0n
thcl 26th. There will be a sale of
aprons, home made cooking and
candies. Na admittance( fee, re-
freshments served. Everybody
come and bring -someone.
FORMER{ CITRATE THERE.
Monday Brantford Expositor me -
der the( above heading reports on
St. Paul's Rector;;—Rev. Gerald
Potts 'of Clinton and formerly cur-
ate of Grace/ Anglican church,
Brantford, was in the city yester-
day .ancl conducted the services in
his former. charge. Two' excellent
sermons were delivered and great-
ly enjoyed' by splendid, eongregae
tions, which attended,
HAND 'YOU•P; ITEMS IN EARLY
The New/ Era is always greatly
pleased to be supplied with reports
of meetings of societies, church
services, weddings; in fact, with
everything( in the nature of news,
that cannot be O'btlained: conven-
iently by our staff. But we must
insist that( when such article's are
of any considerable length, they
must be handed in early in the
week, sometime :on '1VIonday. Of
lotit hal gotten sb' that every( -
one wal'ta until 'the last hour, and
as the time of publication apt"
proaehes, we are srwamped under
an avalanche of Copy, 1't ought to
be possible to let' us have reports
,of Friday, Saturday and Sunday
events on Monday, "Do. it now'
should be the motto of everyone
who Pa.l anything to write for 'a
r,ewsnaperi'
TRY
CONNER'S
`BUTTER=CRUST'
SMALL BREAD
The Bread of Quality
Wrapped to"be Clean and Sanitary
Made in Clinton, Ontario
Phone 202 — sc Loaf
710 file pleasure given .
, by the refined' ex -
alliance of Lotus drawn
stationery Is added the
satisfaction derived' from
the fact that it is "'Wade
in Canada."
Note Piper Envelopes Invitedoos
Writing Tablets Paneteries
Correspondence Cord*
I nitiolled Stationery
Condemen'*Club Note nod Stationer,'
Often the eheap'est'- Ilways the Best
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 re,ieve a cough. Try it
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Dispensing Chemist DIE PENSLAR DRUG( STORE
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Furniture, Russ & 1. inoleuns
We can assist you h selecting your Furniture, if You are going
to furnish your home, or if you only want some odd pieces.
You will find it to your advanta to inspect cur stock and sen
the bargains we are offering. We also carry a good line of
Vieline, Pianos and Organs.
Our Undertaking Department is up to date in every respect
and we guarantee the best of satisfaetion
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Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 2S.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
wassmnamsksmaizsamsseiniessransunraammininzwooinie
F o rEavetrongbing and
Sheet Metal Work of
all Kinds try ns.
Agents for
Preston Metal Shingles
Thos. lawkins
I The Corner Store
I agLllve and Let Livle'
Are You
Going Camping
1 The season is here again where avec
. begin to think of lake and stream mud:
the pleasures that. go along vritin
camping and picuicing
If you are going camping, see eaCee
garding your supplies. We are special-
izing on this trade
Sandwich Materials
Sandwiches are bandy and appetiziis g
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for the picnics and little jaunts that;
campers frequently take, Wekese
I Cold Meats, Jellied Meats Potted'SP,eat:
and Peanut Butter, Salmon, Sarditees;,
Olives and Cheese
Specials
Strawberries, Oranges, Lemons
Bananas, Pineapples, Ripe Tomateree
Green Onions, and Lettuce
Plumbing said heating �o Er lunniford
Shop—over Moreland's Hardware
Phone 53 P$ONII 45.
Play Shoes and
Barefoot sandals
' We have a fine showing of Barefoot Sandals
and Play Shoes for the little feet to 'wear during
the hot summeron
m ths, They are 'not expensive
arid the comfort to the child is great.
Soft Tan Leather or Canvas
Stott Soles of Leather or Rubber
A Complete Dine or Sizes
Prices He, 85c. $1.4)0, S1.25
Fit out the Little Feet with these
Comfortable Play Shoes and let them
enjoy themselves all Summer.
FRED. J1 KSON
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