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THE mrisTTON NEW EEL
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 on Palley Parasois and Cotton ,Dress Goods
Parasols
Newest shades and shapes,
Regular 1.5o and 1:,25 for 98c
Regular 2.00 and 2.5o for 1.79
Cotton Dress Goods
Silk Stripe =Voile, Brocade Tricotine
and Check Ratine
Regula ,6oc,for 39c.
Two Extra Specials
These lines are limited in quantity and if you would share in the offerings, act NOW
Plain Cotton Iliatilli5S-42 inches wide, Mack Pailette Silk—Ask for "Empire
4 colors oniy, reg 9oc and 1.00, for 69c de Luxe" purple'•edge, 36 inches, $1.00
Ladies Rain Coats
If the present season does not suggest a Rain Uoat,. 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 manufacture and fit as well as quality of material
used, is considered. We are showiltg an extra special $G 75.
Agent for Priestley's Dress Goods
°Wrench's Store
Dry Goods anal
House Furnishings
Phone G7
OUR.
Agent for nutteriek Patterns
Men's Store
Merchant Tailoring
and
Hen's Furnishings
Phone 103
N'S
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 6lscoil loF Lverg !oge—Prices IOW.
With 30 or 40 varieties of Fancy Biscui`•s 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.
Here are a few suggestions, a bargain while they last—
Molasses Snaps 8lhs for 25,, Pineapple Sandwiches y 9
And other varieties of Dainty Vanilla Bar ` lb for ooc
and Delicious Taste • Lennon Biscuits
When you are going camping or picnicing., look aver our window and
you will see some suggestions for your picnic or camp life.
'HIGHEST PRICES FOR BTJTTER ANE: EGGS,
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Phone 111
Successor to S, Barr.
Fancy furniture
7UIL, STOKE OF (t1JALITY
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. were are the finest creations
of the furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discriminating buyer.
The Cheapest Spot in Duron
to buy all kinds of Furniture
$-A-:L 1'a .A:T TNSON
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors—Phone 104
N. Ball 110 —RESIDENCE PHONES— J. D. Atkinson. 186
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GAME POSTPONED
Owing 'to a heavy iaain' at Zurich
the( 'baseball Ylyoys did not came
up last ,Friday to play the match
THE, BAvD AT THE
PIC"r''CRE SHOW
The Clinton Kilti.e Band gave can
vutcloor concert in front of the
•'Mo':ie" house on 'Friday last.
CROPS GOOD AT OXBOW.,
A letter from Oxbow Sash from.
A. Garvin, formerly, of'Gioderieb'
Twp states thati they, are having
abundance of vain; crops bold firs
class •
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.
PRINTING
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kind of Printing—Cetaloges, Public°
tions, Office Forms, Commercial Ste
tionery, Annual Reports, Satisfaction
Always, at the New Era
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BADLY BEATEN
Two rinks Of: 'Hensel' bowler's
stopped • of er ton ''their return'
from Blyth, and received a bed
beating at, the hands of the Clin
ton bowlers The score cards were
reporte(lt, o be lost.
WHAT' TIIB W, INSTITUTE IS
DOING IN Wu-{ TIME
Ai, a lawn party recently, held
at Toronto Mr Noel Marshall.presi
dent 'of the Red Croes Society
raid; a glowing tribute to the
Women's Institute He gave the
following figures;—'Ho stated "that
$2.000,000 had raised if whir•h •90%
calci through the magnificent
work of tho women, the Women's
InsLrbues+ being( .the largest con-
tributors " Clinton', Branch have
been doing good' work ar.d have
been closely, identified with ;the
work done by W P. S.
TO FAR ASV "..Y CHINA,
The Dcherty Piano Co have re
centlyl made a shipment b4 a beaut-
tfui ''.olcnial Jesiggn Piano in the
and Mrs R.G.-d caStruthers, h t'ao an
Worth' China Many thousands of
Miles by rail and caster and then
carted over miles of roughr'oad to
its destinations in North China.
The merits 'of this Canadian piano
is not only) appreciated by all
lovers of good music from coast to
coact, but in lands far across the
seas Beings through years of ex
perience eonslructed to stand the
severest{ test of climate and temp
mature This' sale was due to
our agent, Mr. T. G. McNeil.
A by-law to Faisal by way of a
loan $20,000 to provide for the
installation of hydro -electric pow
grin Exeter last Friday carried
by a majority; of 240 only 7 voting
against it Construction of the
power line from Liman will be eats
menced at'once and Exeter will be
suppliedr withi.'i a few months The
price mentioned includes the a-
mount necessaryto buy, the pres-
ent electric station here and turn
it into a distributing station. for
Niagara power.
COMPLETES; ONE YEAR HERE
Rev. 'Frank C. 'Harper completed
this week Nisi first year's eninis-
Church,and
is
' istaking
try in 'Will
al well- deserzec( vacation. The
congrcgatioas, on Sunday are lar-
ger, the financial; sbanclin' better,
membership has fincreased by
about forty, and there is good)
harmony among the members and
i cry friendly feelings toward their
pastor A feature of the sere lees
li.s0 Sunday nn.is the number of
ynung people present, Mr. Har -
per's Bible Class being probably
the largest in the county bit. and
Mrs limpet, ca-pect to leave in ct
1010 clays for, a trip up the Lakes,
and there wilt be a loyal welcome
awaiting them on 'their return
Mr ''Harper wilt 'occupe his own
pulpit' again on the First Sabbath
Of September,
MINOR LOCALS.
Now for the "shade of the old
apply( tree "
Anglers report that the same old'
tig fish continues to drop off the
hook
Copied, of thy{ Toronto and Lon
don, exhibition prio lists may be
seen at The New, Era Office.
Reeeip for ;subscriptions are
acknowledged -by change of date
on labels
Let Tho New Era know ,who
your visitors are ur where you
purpose holidaying,
"Made in Germany is gr=adually
passing,'cut of existence so far as
tho people of Canada and the
British, Empird are concerned It
n' culd 10011 well on the gas 'bombs,
etc bet there, area lot of things
on which the devil might. hesitate
to put his trade mark.
MIGHT HAVE BEEN KILLED
Last Sunday afternoon about 5 30
o'clock while Mr A. Seeley was
out motoring he came up to where
some people, were; helping out an
unfortunate autoist, and brought
himto town The gentleman woo
was hurt was Mr. Prank Beattie, G.
T R agent( at Hespler and who is
a son; of Mr and Mrs: --Beattie,
formerly of Clinton but now of
Gaderich Besides.. being badly
bruised Ile had. his right shoulder
dislocated He had passed through
Clinton, late Saturday night to
spend; Sunday with Nisi parents in
Goderic1Y and left on return trip
about 5 o'clock 'IIe was eut,near
Mie G'ould's, plactt when he struck
a double) rut and the. auto' 'did the
jump act landing, 'on top, of him
with the above mentioned dam -
.age to Mr, Beattie. Tho oar was
also badly damaged and was Low
.cel into bIr Seeley's garage. Mr,
Beattie ' was brought to town
where he received Medial atten-
tion and left; on 3 o'clock train
train on Monday, for Hnspler.
THE CARTER SCHOLARSHIPS
Somal time, ago, the Department
of Education announced Ito the
Collegiate teachers of the Province
that the Carter scholarships would
be withdrawn this Year. This was
felt by the, educationista to be a
decided hardship • to the pupils
throughout) thel counties( who had
been delving; into their ,etuclies
with these handsome cash rewards
as , an incentive; etnd the matter
was take n up with Tion T. W. bac
Garry W hent the situation was
disclosed. to him,/his sympathies
were entirely with those who felt
that, the scholarships should snot
_____ be withdrawn in mid-term' as it
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Special Sale of Preserving Kettles
Reduced sizes
at Prices
The Old English Gray Granite
See window display—a11 marked in plain figures
Gasoline ac per. gallon
Coal Oil 15c per gallon.
A few 4o -gallon heavy galvanized tanks $6
4o gallons coal oil at 14c
40 gallons gasoline at 17c
See the DeLaval Cream Separator at our store'
the best on the market
Old or Spare Razors are required for the troops at
the front, We're: asked to receive them and forward
to headquarters. , Look them up quick and leave
them • with us.,, :
IARLAND BROTHERS
STOVES, 'HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
were, and' he promised to'confer
with the 1V1inister of Education and
rresenq the views Of those who
were opposed Ito the move. Last .
weelm, a circular has been received
frons the department of education
Conveying, the intimation that the
Carter scholarships will be paid
this year, after all. from which
it is) inferred: that the Hon Pro-
vincial Treasurer has provedtl1s efe.
fective a pleader, as usual.
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selected by ManitobaConserve:-
tiverf to lead the, party. following
'on the discrediting) oft (premier
Roblin.
DELIBERATE STEALING
Before it was dark the other
Light, a young woman went into 0
yard and took off some wearing
apparel, and went bn `lien way re,.
ioicinm—hut some neighbors saw
the whole thi•ig and reported it
to the pollee
HOW. TO SAVEi MONEY. •
A 2 -cents stamp does( a lot for
a little money, but it would take
l:undredr$ 'of 2 -cent stamps and a
vast amount of labor in sending
personal letters or • otherwise to
place your enmmoditiesr before as
many people each. week as afew
cents investment in Thef New Era
Think it 'over and see our Offer on
page 6 of this issue
IN THTC HANDS' OF TAE. POLICE
Tuesday( evening Chief of Police
Wheatley( made' a haul that will
likely end the petty thieving for
sometime The last straw '.vria
when A J. Gregg's jewelry store
was robbed' and watch fob pipes
ate were taken Two of the young
lads visited another jewelry store
to have the watch 'se'f and as
Mr Gregg hail notified the jewel-
ers of town, the young lads were
caught Part of the goods have
returned, but n'ot all. This, cap-
ture may lead to interestieg de-
volopment as to the burglary at
H'ovey's store, Sheppard's grocery
store and also to the, taking of
records fraln' Hoare's., innate store
A stiff senteaee! would, do good
to all concerned as a lesson for the
future
Thursday; July, 22nd;. 1915 i
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0 the pleasure given
,by the refined ex-
eaRenee of Lotus Lawn
stationery is added the
satisfaction derived from
the fact That it is "r j Cede
in Canada." '
Note Paper` Envelope° Invitation
Nikitin¢ Tablets P.peterie.
Correspondence. Cards
Initialled' Stationery
Gentlemen's Club Note and Stationery
Often the Cheapest -211W ys the Best
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SALVATION ARMIY.
Captain Moffatt, of 'Forest has
been sent( here as Captain The
i ciil (Miami wail stationed here as
i lieutenant -;.bout 3 years ago•
We welcome her back to town,
WESLEY CR4JRCEl
Last Sunday ,evening the mixed
ctLuagtette sang "The Holy Ghost
the Comforter " Rev. Dr. Rut '-
ledge took as his morning subject
"What is ;god to us-" At the even
irg services his eubject wab "The
( Gospel of the New Life "
ONTARIO ST. CSIIRCI3
Communion service next Sunday
morning The pastor will conduct
morning and ee,cnuig service.
Mr Alex Elliott of Philadelphia
addressed the congregation on
Sunday evening lest for a rew
minutes, on Bible Class work
WILLIS CIIIIRCU
Next Sunday Rev. Dr. Alex Stew
art, 'ot Toronto, a formers minister
or Willis Church will be the preach
er at both,l services and, ,also on
Augtlst1 1st
On August 8th and loth, Rev. H.
Dickies D D. of Chatham the
Synod's Convener of Religious Ed
cation, will preach On August
22nd, :Rev Thos. t 14, Mitchell B. D.
of New St James Presbyterian
Church, London, wit be in charge
A fine prayer -sleeting was held
last Monday evening by Rev. P. C.
Harper ,at the home of Wm. Tay-
lor, 2nd con, Stanley. About 80
adults and young people; gathered
to sing the good old psalms and
gospel hymns heartily;, and tp
hear ahelpful address of Personal
,Fidelity to Christ thtiGood'Shep-
herd. Mr Harper announced, that
and include an elegant and costly in the autumn these, meetings once
monument that will have few fie'quently held in the( district ,by
peers in any Cemetery incEuroRev,
r. Stea war,waould be enc
ld
His practical knowledge the regularly
business( is securing foul him a awaits both the minister and his
desirable class of patronage. message 'whenever be comes.
CLINTON LEADS
A't D'oig's Granite works there
hay just been finished 'in light
grey Granite, a Celtic Cross 11
feet high, rich in the completeness
t,i the details 'of it's order. The
interlacing) is a work of high merit
and the inscribing is finished in
raised lead. ,+le'Lters' This is we
believe, the first.. time this finish
of letters has been executed in
'Huron, Cn ., and it is used only on
the more costly class. of work
These letters are expensive,, but,
as their name implies—"Iniperisly-
able lead letter"—they( sire there'
for all time, lead being the most
excluding -of metals This is;_ the
only effective letter in light calor
ed Granite the dark) lead showing
distinctly against the light hack -
ground Mr, Doig's bookings, this
season have been mostly for
heavy worlc, and have carne in
frcm the North, West and South
A GROWING EVIL:
'Ond of the many growing., evils
of''this country today is the city
department( store In oui1 toWn,
where we met the best Oftestores
the most honorable merchants.
and Where goods( are sold 'nti a
margin so small as tee afford a re-
spectable living to our business
men„ thousands of dollars tare an
i,ually\ sent to the ,department
liter .y of our. great cities 1 T
mCI'S expect our: merchants to pay
them a fancy, price for butter,;
eggs and poultry, potatoes, apples
and tomatoes( end then they
the money received from our home
merchants' and; aendi it la city
department) store. There is neith;
er economy Or honor in such 'a
manner Of doing business Our
citizens ,who patronize them should
be compellecl to ship their butter
and eggs to them. There is not
a business man in our Mown who
wily
not dupltaste their prices for
the same quality 'of goods, and he'.
wh'ctturns down his home mer-
Chante tl'a patronize these, fakirs is
far from '• being a loyal patriotic
and; good citizen.
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—
Dispensing Chemist TILE PENSLAR DRUG STORE
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The Bread of Quality
Wrapped to be Clean and Sanitary
Made. in Clinton, Ontario
Phone 202 — 5c Loaf
Furniture, Rugs & 1. inoleunib
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if von are going
to furnish your home, or if you only want some odd pieces.
You will find it to your advanta to inspect eur 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
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'Undertaker and Funeral ,Director. Phone 3S.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
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DOLLARS COUNT
Let 'us give you a price on your
plumbing( or 'Furnace and see the
Dollarsl we can save you.
Agents for Hecht Furnaces
Thos.11nwkins
( The eon°ner Store
"Live and Let
1 Wliy bother with hot fate? when
yoty car( get such nourishing ane
delicious cooked meats ready to
nerve?
No -it that the warm weather. is
at hand, we ',would urge that you
use more ' of ;these wholesor
cooked meats.
911, of our meats are of a Bele
ed quality, and'we oan c'onfi&:
ly say _that; ;you, will ;he graft
pleased' with them. 'Here are 1
suggestions, -i
Cooked Ham—What is more
lictou•s than 'a slice of nicely t
vored ham?.
Veal Loaf—A' creator of a
tit{e in itself it a warirs day.
Cooked Spe"ialty—This is a
appetizing) colt?, meat line.
1 Brealefas$ B'ac'on—In the co
( the morning these are SAW
, line's to serve.
B'ol,ogna—Nicely flavored, and
nada 'by a reputable firm;
Plumbing and Heating Es E o l� un if o d
Shop -over Rowlands Hardware
Phone 53 I PHONE 45.
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GETTING DOWN
TO FACTS
We think our shoes take the topmost position
in every particular—
For Style, Fit, Quality, Durability
We believe our shoes are generally conceded
even by our competitors, to;be
Shoes 0! Unusual Excellence
The same careful attention is given to the
style, fit and dependable quality of our $2.00,
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$2.50 and $ .00 shoes as is given to our shoes
costing $5.00 or $6.00,
Getting down to facts we believe your shoe
money will do better work here than it will at
any other store.
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Shoes for Men, for Women, for the School Boy and
Girl, for Very Little People, and Infants
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