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Summer Apparel for Women, Girls and Children
With the return of the summer months comes the question of summer clothes—
It is the natural desire of every woman and girl to be dressed as attractively and as
well as her means will permit, Especially so in the summer when light, dainty, and
pretty dresses may be bought at very low prices.
For Afternoons and 'Dress Occasions
See our splendid display of plain and figured Silks, Crepes, Voiles, Organdies, Etc,—
in all the leading shades and patterns, which have been choses with special care and
forethought to please and meet the needs of our customers, with prices that are sure
to satisfy.
The ever growing -in -popularity Biddy -More than ever this summer we see
Middies and Middy Suits in the foreground. Our range of material used for these
suits is complets, including Indianhead, Duck, Repp, White Corduroy, Shantung, etc.
Fancy Parasols and Sunshades—To add the finishing touch to dainty summer
attire. Fashions in parasols change, as in everything else. We have them in all the
latest fashions, in shape and colors,
SuInilier Underwear—Our stock of Summer Underwear is more complete than
ever before. ` Plain and lace trimmed. Princess Slips, Gowns, Skirts, Corset Covers,
Draw°rs and Combinations, in the latest envelope style, in Cotton, Crepe, Nainsook
IN THE CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
Children's Dresses -Wer have just received Children's Middies—Just the thing
a shipment of these dresses for little ones. for hot weather wear. White Indian
Light, cool and easily laundered, in plain, head and Duck, trimmed with red,
figured and checked materials, at exception- white, and blue collars, with ties to
ally low prices. match.
Children's Parasols—Children like to imitate grown-ups and nothing pleases
the little tots more than to finish their summer outfit with a dainty little sunshade.
Our stock of these consists of all shades, plain and fancy.
We cannot give a full list and description of all the requisites and necessities in
in stock for summer weather, but come in and inspect our stock. We cannot display
it all in the windows—Come in.
Butterick Patterns for the home dressmaker at the pattern counter
Women's Store
Dry Goods and
(louse Furnishings
Pltouc G '
Meal's Store
Ili reit:int Tailoring
and
illen's Furnishings
Phone 103
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JOB DEPARTMENT I
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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Ger �ou� supplj of Tea Now
Before the Next Big Advance.
Looke over our window, and you : Quality' and rF lnvor.
will see our lines lof Teas and
Coffees: I Wei also have) Red Rose Tea at
Our' big'. special is a regular doe the old{ price,
per lb Tea for 33c or 3 lbs for $1,00 ( The other wall known Brands
-We can recommend these Teas I such as Salada, Grand Mogul etc.
to bur Patrons and :Friends 'fni'
HIGHEST PRICES POR BUTTER AND, EGGS.
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Phone 111
Successor to 5, Barr.
'THE SIOIti3 OF Q IIJtLITY
Phone orders promptly attended to
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 Huron
to buyallkinds of Furniture
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Furniture
Dealers and Funeral Directors—Phone 104
N. Ball 110 RESIDENCE PHONES— J. D. Atkinson 186
VOTES ON'IIYDRO JULY 16Th,.
The Exeter 1 at epayers vote on
the Hydro question and c raising
$20,000 for the cost of a plant on
Friday, July 16111.
PLAYS A DOUBLE HEADER.
The Baseball( 'team of town will
play a double leader at Winghan
on Dominion Day. Tasker and Mc
Caughey will pitch with Hawkins
cs tclring,
BLYTH 'CASE DROPPED
Thu cast( of Dr. Milne, of Blyth,
who was pp on a license, and which
was adjounect fore more evidence,
again Dame up before the police
magistrate at \Vinghan on Satur-
day. The case was dismissed, as
the .magietratet did not convict,
NEW HORNS.
Last' week' the Billie Banc( re-
ceived two new. horns. A double
B silver1rlated bass was got along
with) a 'Bolton alto horn. The
Baud believed in keeping up with
the timet and the new ,born will
add greatly to the strength of
the band.
Special Sale
on the Following at
Reduced Prices
1 only Lawn Mower regular ............ .. . .. . $5 50 for $4 50
1 only Lawn Mower regular .. , 5 00 for 4 00
1 only Volmer regular 7 50 for 6 00
1 only Wheelbarrow regular........... 4 00 for 3 25
1 only Portable Rubber Bath regular 6 00 for 3 00
1 only Refrigerator regular 18 00 for:10 00
1 only No. 2 Daisy Churn regular 6 75 for 6 00
1 only No. 4 Daisy Churn regular 8 75 for 8 00.
1 only Grindstone tubular steel frame, regular -1 6 00 for 4 50
3 Hammocks at cost
Out ((less at a good discount for balance of this month
Hadquarters for a complete -Line in all
in all Kinds of Hardware
HARLAND BROTHERS
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
'THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
ECONOMICAL ----Heats the house well
without burning all the coal you can buy.
3° Gives steady, even
FZrrnaceheat on least feel.
See the McClary dealer or write for booklet.
BYAMYI & SUTTER LOCAL AGENTS
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COUNCIL! MEETS, MONDAY.
The regular meeting of the
Council. will 'be bele on Mornday
ceening next week.
POST O?FICE HOURS.
Thct usual holiday hours will be
observed, at the post -office on
Thur:elay. Office open all day
for. b'oxe holders;
DECORATION DAY. .
All oddfelle vs are invited to at-
Lend Decorati- n service on Friday
evening of this week. The mem-
bers"' will leave the lodge room at
6.30 headedf by the Kiltie Band.
PICTURE POSTAL
POSTAGE DROPS,
(Picture' poslf cards can now go
through thm mails for one. cent if
only autographed and adlr'essed.
This, will be a blessing to summer
'trippers, and tourists.
WILL CLOSE FOR
REST OF WEEK.
The( Clinto ne Knitting Co, shut
down on Wedncsd ry and will
not reopen- until next 4Vlonday
morning. .
ARRIVED, IN ENGLAND.
The Clinton members of the 33rd
Battlien; whe accompanied the
of 250 men fill up at the front
Lave arrived)' in England and are
Low quartered at a Engle lb training
camp.
RAILWAY iFARES.
The G.T.R. offers today (Thur•
day single fare gppocl going and
returning on July7.st and fare anti
one third, gleet going June 30
and July 1st and returning on
July 2ncl.
A HURON, TEAM.
Blyth Standard .—Mr. John 'Hoover
of Guelph, and formerly of Clin-
ton, who is well known here es-
pecially 03110 • ig:+in the bowler s ado
ed another trophy to his alretac(;
lrrge 1u:nbl:' at the Galt bowling
T.o uname at, by winning the Sea-
gram Trohpv' his third playerw.ts
nli. Robt. Logan an old Blyth
boy, and a brother of James and
\\Tiiliaru Lagan, of Blyth,
"WET" GOODS DRIED.
The. Saerifie Obscrvor;—Sparks
from a bonfire in rear of L. J. IVIe-
Rury's, barber shop set fire to a
number of empty boor cases at the
rear of C. H. Pugh's liquor store
this morning, and was ethe cause
the fire department being called
out. The fire' was quickly extin-
guished, but{ not before a number
of the{ casesf had •been destroyed,
Mr. Puget'. formerly ran the lign'or
store here.
MIGHT HAVE BEEN A BAD FIRE
Shortly aft.:e 5'o'clock ;Monday
evening( the fire bell gave the
alarm' and it wag discovered that
the, planing. milt of Mr. Thos. Mc-
Kenzie was 'on fire. The firemen
' laid one line of hose and soon
had the fire' under control. The
Engineer at ,the factory was
gathering up the shavings and
had "quite a pile 10 front Of :the
boiler, while getting some more
a •sparlr fell into the pile and soon
it was into a Marc, There wil,
be little Gose bo accounh e£ the
fire,
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ZURICH, WON; 5-3.
Tine Clintntf Baseball team went
to the German4onvn last e'ricloy
and; tosit by a score of 5-3 It was
hard game to lose les far as pitcher
Fran]( McCuaghe•y was concerned
as he had 21 strike outs to his
credit and had good support be-
hind the batt by 'Hawkins but the
fielding behind the pitcher was
I a trifle reeve et Mimes and always
1 when) MIA coutted. Those who
played for Clinton were;—W. John
soli of 1 Beacom 3b ; >;lum'ball 2,13
Ha kins c ; E, Johnson lb; 'Mathe •
Son s s; McCaughey p; Stickles rf ;
«McEwen( If. Thc(- runs by innings
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MINOR LOCALS.
Get out your flags and bunting
for Do'minio rt Day. .
Remarkably mild weather we are
getting,this winter.
The Toronto Observatory repos ls.
that last Wednesday was the
coldest 23rd of June on record,
The ]:+Tillie Band was at a Garden
Party, at Harloalri on iFriday even,-
ing
vening of last week.
The weddings: are not Over
yet,
Parchment- butte(, paper (choice
Dairy Butter) for sale, et the,
Nwe Era.
Let Thd New Era 'know Who your
v isitorO . are' or where) you purpose
holidaying.
The Ne\L Era telephones: are 30
anti '95.
Send(•us the newsy items and do
it now.,
Don't neglect/ the, New Era's' ao
vertisiagl columns.
LOST( AT SEA:ORTH.
The Public Sc hool Ba ehall 'team
lost at Seaforth on Triesc iy by'a
of 2-1 in a 5 niarngs game.
MUSIC IN THE AIR,
Two strolling players from Sun
ny Italy produced music with harp
and violin on .Wednesday •in the
main street.
MARRIED TODAY
By the Rev. 2, 0. Ports on Weclnes
day, Miss Bernice Beatrice Agnew
became the wife of Mr. George 13.
Philan. The hearty congratulations
are extended to the young people
THE PRES I; YTERIANR WON.
On Tuesday night the Presby-
terian bowlers won from the Meth
orlis'ts by a score of • 59 to 29. Ow-
ing to lack 'of space we only give
the skips.
Presbyterians( (Methodists
Brydone-1O Towne -15
Jackson -26 Ball -3
Axon—Ill Courtice-11
59' • .29
RESIGNS AS RECTOR.
Rev. J. C. Potts wire has been roc
'tor 'of St. Paul's+ Church Clinton
for the past year, has sent in his
resignation to • take effect on
Aug, 15tlt. Mr. Potts' had had' the
offer of Si. Thomas. Church, Toron
to and wishes 30 an sept. The
citizens, at large w311 be sorry to
see.' • • the • reverend gent-
leman anti his sister leave town es
they have been active workers' in
church and also in the music line,
EVERYBODY IS COMING,
Blyth( Standard ;—The annual 11.
C. Pink, under 1the atinpices of
the congregation' of St. Joseph's
Church, Clinton( will be held on
Thursday "July 1st and rt number
from here already signified their
intention 00 being present.
WHAT TO DO YOU
INTEND TO DO?
The' R. Ce Picric will be heldlo-
day-July 1st.
The Kiltie Band plays' there dui
ing the day and at night goes to
Londesboro to a Garden Party.
The Baseball team plays at Wing
ham.
The Bowlers will have a good
day of it.
The race horse\ sports will prob-
ably go io' Seafc.rth to see the
races.
WH'YI NOT CHANGE
ELECTION DAY.
The queseion of holding election
on Nei( Years Day .may now be
cODeiclerect by every, muincipal
com it prefious' to No eml.er
15; the latest elate on which a by-
law providing therefor can be pass
ed in any year. The nominations
would• be on the 28th iDecernber
and election Ist of January, If
either' day is a Sunday, the follow
ingt day is substituted; The by-
law where; passed would re.mnin in
force from year to year until re-
pealed.
MINOR LOCALS
July, •
A big crowd; 'went to the R. C.
Picnic and also many attended the
races at Seu(orth on Thursday.
The Garden; Party sensor is 'o'n
and,' the 15.ittie Band has many
engagements:
Get. out your, flags for the 1st.
The mosquitocd have been few
and far. between during the past
month. Let it continue.
Public School will re -open on
Septa 2nd—but who cares:
Send the New Era to an absent
friend,. it will be apprecia ted.
,From ably until Jan. 1915 for only
40 cents, It will have all the news
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BAPTIST CHURCH,
• Thursday''Julylt let, 1915.
LQTu5 LAnI
TO the pleasure given
by the refined ex-
cellence of Lotus Lawn
stationery is added the
satisfaction derived from
the fact that it is " JVlade
in Canada."
Note Paper Envelope. Invitations .
Waling TabletsP p t neo
Correspondence Cords
1 tt'alledStationery
Gentlemen's Club Note and Stationery
Often the cheapest— 1Iways 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 redeye a cough. Try it—
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LDispensing Chetnist THE PENSLAR DRUG STORE
The Sunday sc11001 and morning
service were eontbiaed last Sunday, it
being Bower Suuda), The 011010ll..
was beautifully decorated with
il.owees, pinnies and roses being very
Much in prominence. Thu pastor
gave a sellable address to the
r'hilbl'etl.
At night' the Pastor preached the
annual senile]) to the member of the
0, O, 1?, of Olintoe and visiting
brethren, The church was crowded
Lo the doors.
About twenty of the Baptist
nu'nibeis attended the lawn social at
Auburn on Wednesday evening of
this week.
Next Sunday the pastor will
preach both ruorningand eveuing,
ONTARIO ST. CHURCH
Services will be held next Suuday,
including the Sunday School service,
at the usual hours.
Mies ,Margaret walker sang very
acceptably at the League meeting on
Monday evening the pastor gave a
talk on "sonic laws of health,"
The young women of Mr Walkers
class will have something like 825
for the Patriotic fund as the result of
the garden party on Mr, Mays lawn
last Saturday afternoon.
S S. Picnic tb Bayfield on Wedues
day next,
WESLEY CHURCH.
Ret W. K. (lager, M,A., of Gado
ilei( pl.e'lelled in this enure) on
Sunday. His morning subject was
"Sonet Consolation fof (Nature
and all, the evening' lservice his
topic was Essential Elements of
National life.
Monday) evening, the Epworth
League was under the direction Do
the Good Citzenship department.
TIM, will be thcl last meeting until
fall.
The annual Sunday School and
Congregational picnic, will be held
to Bayfield on Tuesday. July 6th.
Junior League( on 'Friday even"
ing at 7 o'c1oek;
The( Pastor twill preach next
Sunday.
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CONNER'S
BUTTER=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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Furniture, 'Rugs & L inoleumb
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going
to furnish your home, or if you only want soine odd pieces.
You will find it to your advanta to inspect our stock and Cee
the bargains we are offering. We also carry a good line of
'Violins, Pianos and Organs.
Our Undertaking Department is up to date in every respect
and we guarantee the best of satisfaction
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Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
DOLL.%ItS COUNT
Let us give you a price bn your
plumbing( or Furnace and see the
Dollars) we can Slave you,
Agents for beds Furnaces
The lorrier Store
"Live and Let Lige"
Are You
Going Camping ?
The season is here again when we
begin 1'o think of lake and stream and
the pleasures that go along with
camping and picnicing
If you are going camping, see us re-
garding your supplies. We are special.
izing on this trade
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
Specials
Strawberries, Oranges. Lemons,
Bananas, Pineapples, Ripe Tomatoes
Thos. Hn kills i Green Onions, and Lettuce
Plutuhin„ and Heating
E. o llunniford
Shop—over itowland's Hardware
,Phone 53 PHONE 45.
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Play Shoes and
Barefoot Sandals
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We have a fine showing ,of Barefoot Sandals
and Play Shoes for the little feet to wear during
the hot summer months, They are not expensive
and the comfort to the child is great.
Solt Tau Leather or Canvas
Soft Soles of Leather or Rubber
A Complete Line 01 Sizes
Prices 50c, 85e. $1.00, $1,25
Fit out the Little Feet with these'
Comfortable Play Shoes and let them
enjoy themselves all Summer.
FRED. JileKSON
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