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The attitude of the purchasing public determines the success of any
establishment -for the moment sustained sensational special selling may
reign supreme—but in the end actual merit and unvarying excellence find
practical appreciation,
Great Price Concessions ou Fancy Parasols and Cotton Dress Goods
Parasols
Newest shades and shapes.
Regular 1.5o and` I.25 for 98c
Regular 2.00 and 2.5o for 1 79
Cotton Dress Goods
Silk Stripe Voile, BrocadeTricotine
and Check Ratine
Regular 6oc for 39c.
Two Extra Specials
These lines are limited in quantity and if you would share in the offerings, ' act NOW
Plain Cotton liatines-422 inches wide, Black Pailette Silk—Ask for "Empire
4Acolors oniy, reg 9oc and 1.00, for 69c de Luxe" purple e.lge, 36 inches, $11.00
Ladies Rain Coat
if the present season does not suggest a Rain Coat, a sudden down -pour
catching you unprepared, WILL. The Rain Coat can be worn anywhere,
at any time, the most useful garment a lady can have in her wardrobe. These
are all "Made in Canada' garments, are most generously cut, and most care-
fully tailored. Buying them at any time here you pay the lowest market
prices. when the superior mannfacture and fit as well as quality of material
used. is considered. We are slowing an extra special $6 75.
Agent for Priestley's Dress Goods
IVomen's Store
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67
Agent for Butteriek Patterns
Men's Store
Merchant Tailoring
• and
Men's Furnishings
Phone 103
OUR
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
A BISCIIil Ion Rug Taste—Pr'iceS Right.
With 30 or 10 varieties of Fancy Biscuits to choose from, there is
no need of heating up the oven and kitchen during hot weather, in
making cakes and cookies, There is a dainty and wholesome wafer or
•. biscuit in our store for every taste,
kiere are a few suggestions, a bargain while they last -
Molasses Snaps 3 lbe for 25cI Pineapple Sandwiches
And other varieties of Dainty Vanilla Bar 2 Ib for
and Delicious Taste Lenton Biscuits ))
When you are going camping or picnicing, look over our window and
you will see some suggestions for your picnic or camp Life.
HIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER ANTe EGGS.
JOHNS N
Phone 111 • THE STORE OF QUALITY
Successor to S, Barr. Phone orders promptly attended to
25c
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
bail. Here are the finest creations
of the furniture makers craft,'
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discriminating buyer.
The Cheapest Spotlit Huron•
to buy alikirids ofFurnit! re
run CLINTON NEW 'ERS.
HAVE THE NEW ERA
FOLLOW YOU.
Subscribers to the New Era many
have their paper sent to them to, their
summer address without extra charge.
ON THE REL''.EVNG STAFF
Mr,; Jas.; Manning wh'o has been
at the} G. T. R. 'station there for
sometime is now on the Woad re-
lieving
MAKES YOU THINK OF FALL
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B.A.LIL l& ..A. " 21\7SON
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
N. Ball 110 RESIDENCE PHONES.-- J. D. Atkinson 186
Thursday,) July 15th,
C LE AN ---No dust—allying ashei.
chutes guide all ashes into convenient pan.!
1 No ash shovelling
nots;f necessary. See the
McClary dealer or write for booklet. 33
BYA1V1 & SUTTER LOCAL AGENTS
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Local News
TAKES POSITION AT STATION
Mr. Wilmer Wallis has taken a
position with the G. T. R. alt• the
staii'on taking ,Mr, Jas. Manning
place. '
OUT ON PARADE
The L. O. L. band enlivened a few
ri eninge last weelq while on pa-
rade: getting ready for the glor
Mus 12th.
PEEPING ROBINS OFF
Hang a few tiny bells on the tips
of the slender branches of the
cherry tree they will help to .fright
en thy robins sway, so it is said,
HAS A MEMBERSHIP OF 63
Clinton{ Bowling; Club reached a
high mark in its membership and
it now totals 63. The bowlers are
making good use of r the greens
these evenings.
W. JOHNSON GAVE THE TEA.
The 5 pounds of Tea donated to
the R. C. pi0nic was given by the
W. Johnson' Co. of i Clinton, and
the New' Era makes this correction
in justice to Mr, Johnson.
I• EARLY A YEAR FIGHTING.
With the announcement in the
sessions papers theft the prize liste
of the falba fairs have been pub
lished it makes y'oufeel, as if
ltutumrk was here,
CALI('POR SOLDIERS.
Mn or Dr, Shaw is )thea ., recruit
init 'of.ficertt for the 33rd Regt, ana
enlistmeni. foie the 4th Contingent
commenced last- '• Saturday and
will last until Saturday of this week
Earl Kitchener asks for more men.
Lett 'Huron do its share.
COUNTER CHECK BOOKS
Our Present Specials
WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY
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Scyths, Snaths, Hay Forks, Hay Fork Rope, Pulleys,
turnip hoes, beet hoes. screen doors and windows,
galvanized and tin watering pots, garden hose,
Perfection oil stoves, small oil stoves 1,50
and 1.75, lawn trimmers, flower bed
borders, Sherwin-Williams Paint
white lead and linseed oil.
Gasoline 18c per gallon
Coal oil 15c per gallon
A few 4o -gallon heavy galvanized tanks at $6
4o gallons oil at. 14C
4o gallons gasoline at i 7c.
See the DeLavell Cream Separator at our store
Bergess• pure Paris Green and motor supplies
atm
HARLAND' BROTHERS
STOVES, HARDWARE' AND NOVELTIES
On August 6th Great Britain will
have finished' a year fighting Ger
man Kultur. Let us hope that il,
will not be another year before
hilchener finishes' his work,
CUT' OUT THE SPEEDING
There are •a number of people
who. drive motor cars who are
breaking the speed limit of this
town, ite going to be expensive
for them id they' don't observe the
the laws. A word to the 'wise in
s'ufficie'nt,
ARE PRACTING;NOW
FROM THE NEW ERA
I3 you need' counter checkbooks
crcler, them at the New Era office
We are agents{ for the Dominion
Register's well known goods and
you can ,get anything in their
line front us at the same price as
ordering direct.
W. P. S. ON 'FRIDAY
•Come 'Jo the meeting. of -the
• W. P. S. t'o bti held on 'the Rec-
tory, lawn and on Mea. Johnston
lawn Rat enbtuy A+credit (Friday;
July 16th, A 10 Tea is to be served
by 'tht+I ladies. of St. Andrews ward
and if you come'eerly, you tarry
maybe able( to, get some delicious
home made baking, which will be
or{ -sale. f
AFTER INFORMATION
On sFriday morning a delega-
tion was here from Listowel and
spent a couple' of hours going over
over the 'hydro electric plant and
gathering all the infprmation pons..
DAC. • Tlr'os4 here were 'Mayor
Featherstone, Councillor Clirnic,
Mr. Benning C. E., Mr. Stafford,
Superintendent of present planet
and Mr. Schinkbein, They had visit
ed: Seaforth and Mitchell,
ATTEND THE TEA.
A' Ten Centl Patriotic Tea will
be served' 'on the Rectory
and, Mrs.. Johnstone, Friday
16Th, ,Ootne.
ATTEN1 TETE TEA
Lawn
'July
A Ten Cent' Patriotic Tea Will
be served) on the' Rectory Lawn
end! Mrs. Johnstone, Friday July
16th' Come.
GIVE NAME IN FULL
The Post Office Department at 0
tawa calls attention to the fact that
letters addressed to soldiers at the
front should be signed by the writers
in full. Where letters • signed by
Christian name only cannot be deliv
ered, owing to the addresses being
missing, wounded or dead, it is ins
possible for the Canadian postal ser
vice to return them to the senders.
In view of this the public is urged to
fully sign all letters addressed to sol-
diers at the front, and in addition to
this to indicate the name and address
of the sender on the upper left hand
corner of the address side of the en
velope. In this way the return of
letters, should necessity arise, will be
absolutely insured
FIFTH WINGHAM MAN
VICTIM OF THE WAR
'Rrord has heen received by Mrs.
Aitchison, of Wingham, that her son,
!Pte. Lochia Aitchison, has died of
wounds in Shornclitfe Hospital. Pte,
Aitchison left with the first. coutin
gent last August. Ele was wounded
in the back while assisting a wounded
comrade frorn a trench; His legs be
came paralyzed. Pte. Aitchison was
20 years of age, and a butcher by oc.
pupation, 1-[e had served locally as a
fireman and a special constable. He
leaves besides his mother, three bro-
thers and one sister. This makes the
fifth death from among, the 27 men
who enlisted from Wingltam a year
ago
Manager Tommy 'Eowkins is hav-
ing bib b r 'cba11 boys out for work
shou regular, now and the boys Orangemen Attend
should soon strike a winning gale.
The old saying "practice `makes
perfect" is• a good motto to follow
dor the ball tossers.
ENTERS ANOTHER" YEAR,
Editor Blake Elliott has just
completed his 18th year as publish
es 'of the Wingliam Times on
which paper he nes been con
meted, with for over 27 years,
Mr. Elliott has. a good business and
keeps up a live newspaper.
11IINOR LOCALS. '
Thee raspberries will soon be
ready.
July 10th, 1703 -Gibraltar cap-
turcd by Britain.
D'on'tj count) on blueberries ;for
your preserving. Presents advices
from the north say they will • be
scarce.
Parchment Butter paper (Choice
Dairy) Butter) formate at 'the New
Era,
i Thal question of the hour-- Said
you pass?
Sunburn (and 8reckles•-2 causes
ot complaint
EX -CANADIAN
JOURNALIST, IS 80 ,
The Newi'Era received a copy of
the Canadian -American, ' dated
July 3rd and had the following to
cal which refers to a former Editor
of the New Era. We can truth-
fully say that the Older Clintonians
will extent: hearty congratulations
tip Mr. Matheson! in his Bath birth,
day ;-eifty men yt friends par -
rounded the home of Robert Mathe
son, 824( Daki r street, June 30, for:
the purpose, of congratulating him
on the attainment' of his birthday
Several hours of fun and frolic en
suod and ant impromptu program
was enjoyed) a feature being Ith,e
dancing' of a Scots', reel by the h'r'le
octogenani:R himself, Another
feat easy for Mr. Matheson is the
reading of the finest type without
the aid of, spectacles. He was
born? in "the lang toon 0.'' r Kirk-
caldy, in the Kingdom o• .'life,'^
and Dived in Canada before coming
here 31 years ago. From '78 'to 81,
Mr, Matheson, who is a gold med-
allitt of Torontd University, was
principal of Napaneo -Ont., High
School, and later edited the Milton
Champion. and( Clinton NOW 77na,.
Els t Hounded The St, (Catharines
Daily News, Coming to Chicago h
became) editor and owner of the
Canadian -.American and edit'o'r of
the )Western Britiehei (American.
On r June 30, Mrs. Matheson and
their youngest daughter, Miss Alice
Matheson. also (celebrated their,
natal' days.
GOING GOOD.
T1,c1 liluyth Standard enters d its
281.h, year last week and under the
t•I
guidance of Belton Elliott is d
ing goock work for the Northern
Burg, The writes has pleasant r•e-(
collections of several years spent
when in charge of the Blyth Stan-
dard.
PIANO EXAMS
Results! were published on Mon
day of the Musical exams of the
London Conservatory of • Music
Those front Clinton raphe tried
were! pupils, 'of Miss Clete. 'Ford ;-
Grade 5 pianos first-class honors
-E. McBrien,
Grade 3 pia.ra first-class honors
-E. Hibbert, V. Snyder.
MINOR LOCALS.
Do you likel to hear the Band
play on the midway?
"Is the entrance( reports out
yet?" has bee,l the plea of ninny a
maid( and; boy( to the tNe,v Rio
Editor. •
If youhavea few weeds on your
lot ,cut them down; ;before (they
come( Co seed. -
This is the 'open season for -
118 kitting, • Swat'ent hard;
Accepting! the • statements; of
ama•terun •)gardeners 'there are:
"bumper"' cr'ops this year.
Up • to lash Wednesday 13r, ntford
had contributed 1,011 men, to, the
European Battlefield,
Did you got way on 'the 12th.
'Halt of July gone now. Have
yoat started your Christmas shop-
ping yet?
Church Service
The Orangcm.ntl :of Clinton land
their visiting ;brit ren ' 'Oa
the numbed •of 8.1, headed by the
Clinton Fife and Drum .band nam
boring 15 paraded on Sunday after
coon. to tho Town Hall where Rev,
S. J, ,Allin pastor of the Ontario,
Street( Methodist Church conduct
ed service.
The hall, was well crowded sled
the service opened; with the sing-
ing Of the hyma "All Hail the Pow-
er of Jesus Name" 'Psalm 34 was
read responsively.
Rev, Mr. Alibi who preached the
annual sereno,a, choose as his
text the 5th verse 'of the 1st
chapter of James, which reads
"If any of you; lack wisdom, let him
askof God that' giveth to nL men
liberallyo and upbraideth not; and
it shall be givens him." The speak
er stated he hada great pleasure in
addressing the Orangemen yard
spoke 'of the creation( of the
L'odgd for -Protestantism and Lib
er'tyl along with, tolerance and in
dosing stated under these head,
irgs Better Citizens' ' "Prayer!'
and, "Contribution" how. they could
help) 'tlret World in seeking the
Truth." He spoke • of their being
'over 00% of thore who left Canadta.
',Jo fight,' in the great 'war
helo,ngecb, to the -..Protestant faith
and every soldier was presented
with al Bible, to be their guide in
the hoar of trouble.
After the sermon an offering was
taken for the Patriotic( 'Fund, and
the •service dosed(. with the 'Nation
al aistlre'm.
During, the service, !Miss Elva
Wiltsq - lin a find Contralto voice
sang •"Abide with. ;Me," The chair.
rendered •"0 Caned)' while the
'offering !was being 'taken ,and
Mn Charlie Thompson gave a solo
"We'll Never (let the Old Flag
fall" ti(lie choir. of Ontario Street
•Church joining in the chorus;
L2TUS LA'l
0 the pleasure given
by Me- refined ex-
cellence of Lotus Lawn
stationery is added the.
satisfaction derived • from
the fact that It is "'Nade
in Canada."
Note Paper' Envelopes. Invitations
Writing Tablets Papaw/ice
Correspondence Card,
Initialled Stationery
Gentleman s Club Note and Stationery
The W. D. Fair eo.
Often the cheapest -Always the Best
Penslar White Pine end`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
abel.
Beyond a doubt this is the most
efficient cough remedy we have
ever sold. Nothing else will so
readily redeye a cough. Try it -
Dispensing Chen ist THE E PENSLAR DRUG STORE
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SMALL BREAD
The Bread of Quality
Wrapped to be Clean and Sanitary
Made in Clinton, Ontario
Phone 202 — Sc Loaf
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Furniture, Rugs & l.. ino1eums
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if von are goipg
to furnish your home, or if you only w ant some odd pieces.
You will find it to your advents to inspect cur stock and see
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
DUNFOR
iUndertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence lover store
DOLLARS COUNT
The corner Store
"Live and Let Live"
Why bother with hot fate? when
you, canget such nourishing aria
delicious cooked meats reedy to
s, rice? Nowt that the warm weather is
at hand, we would urge that you
use more of .these wholesome
cooked meats.
All.
,of our meaty are of to •select-
ed duality, and ice can confident -I
ly say that (you will be gre(atly
pleased with then.. Here are few
I suggestions, -t
I Cooked 'Ilam -What is more de-
' licious than a slice of nicely fla-
Ii'orecl ham'?
(+ Veal Loaf -.l creator of appe'-
Let us give you a priee on your , crtle in rt 'alA n a warm day,
plumbing( Or 'Furnace and see the ; Cooked Spe^tally-This is a most
Dollars) we can snare you, • appetizing) cold -heat line,
Breakfast B icon -In the cool of
Agents for I cells FurnacesI tlret morning( these are splendid
, lines ,'to serve.
Bologna-NI:sly flavored, and'
Thos. l wkins I mads by a reputable firm.•
Plumbing anal Heating Irv,llunniford
nd's Har dware ' "° s' E.
Shop -over I4.Orela
Phone 53 ) PHONE 45:
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We have a fine showing of Barefoot Sandals st
and Play Shoes for, the little feet to wear during
the hot summer months, They are not expensive t
and the comfort to the child is great.
Sort Tan Leather or Canvas
Solt Soles ot Leather or Rubber
A Complete Line of Sizes
Prices 50c, 85e. $1.00, $1.25
Fit out the Little Feet with these
Comfortable Play Shoes and let them
enjoy themselves all Sumner.
FRED. JACKSON
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