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THE CLINTON NEW HRA.
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July 29th 1015:;
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SUMMER eLC Tk41NG ; FOR MEN
The real summer season is young and we will have lots of hot weather yet
before it is time to lay aside our lighter weight clothing for those of warmer
and heavier materials.
MEN'S RAINCOATS.
Every man needs a Raincoat o
i acoat and our stock is splendidly assorted right n.—
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Best Canadian manufacture, good wearing materials, in Raglan,„Balmacaan and Motor
styles. Colors—olive, fown, light brown, and dark shades.
BOYS NEED RAINCOATS, T0,0
For nobody expects a boy to remain inside on account of wet weather. He must
run errands and attend to "business as usual." Splendid roomy styles like the men's
MEN'S UMBRELLAS—Don't let a sudden downpour catch you without one.—
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SStrong, steel rod and frame, silk and wool, silk and linen, and all silk coverings,
a large variety of handles to choose from.
Men's Summer Shirts IIlcn's Work Shirts
Good fitting, well made sorrsti A' cuffs,
g Oe uadian ' stripese of ra well colors made
Good wearing andack and washing whitem
light ,and e darka pAiaes na, luftng stiff
make, best male rials including percale, chamhrays, ' ' serial°, including duck, drill, Oxford, etc,
zephre, mercerized and silk, ',lieu's Pylaivas
Men's Underwear Licht weight Pyjamas, in neat light and dark
Double thread Egyptian Balbriggan Shiite, striped flannels, madras, crepe and percales.
Drawers and Combination, Spring needle ribbed Men's Sox
Meeh, Merino, Lisle and Fine Wools. ilk,
Silk plate',, Lisle, wU teonnad Cashmere -
Felt Hats • Sox in heavy wool and cashmere.
Soft and Bard Felt Hats, new Fedora shapes illcil's Neck�VCar
in Black, Blue, Grey and Brown shades. Always something new to show you. Have you
Straw Hats Half Price seen the new miiitery stripes on Khaki ground,
Panamas, Straw Sailors in all the newest ebapes, knitted cross bars and etripes, all shades, Hatbands
Snap Brim Canton Hats, and Common Straws, to match.
AT THE WOMEN'S STORE
SPECIAL -1i dozen only Summer Dresses to ciear at HALF "PRICE
WE SOLICIT A CALL
en's Store r ' •t' . l: Men's Store
Wool Merchant Tailoring
Dr Goods and and
Dry
House Furnishings alien's Furnishings
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Phone 103
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JOB DEPARTMENT 1
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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A BiSCuii log 'Vag Task—PeiCeS Right.
With 30 or 40 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.
Here are a few suggestions, a bargain while they last -
Molasses Snaps albs for 25' • Pineapple Sandwiches
And other varieties of Dainty Vanilla Bar
and Delicious Taste Lemon Biscuits ,
When you are going camping or picnicing, look over nor widow and
you will see some suggestions for your picnic or camp life.
HIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
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RBETER 'FIBRE TODAY
With the weather fine Exeter
Bowlers are expected here • for
two gamed afternoon and evening
IAF CLINTON HAD A
POPULATION OF 5,009
We would. surely be doing, a lot
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more Printing than we are today
In the meantime -who is doing
YOUR Printing, ,? We'll serve
,you well and save you money -Gall
p No. 30. Tile New Era office.
THE BAND' TO GO.
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CLINTON NOT REPRESENTED AOTIOES POSTED.
! or the firsh. time for a good
litany years the Clinton' Bowlers
are .not r epreserited at tle'e° Lon-
don Tournament this year. Dr.
Axon had a rink entered, but they
did not go down.
IMPROVEMENTS. •
The Presbyterian manse is being
ing painted by Copp & Kaiser:..
Messrs Greens and .Cook had the
contract of painting the .handstand
Robert Mennell has had his
house painted. ' • 1..
Mrs, W. Cooper has had her
house' reshingled.
Notices have been posted through
out town proclaiming Wednesday, Au
gust 4, as Olinton's civic holiday.
CUR HYMN OF HATE
Sing a,Rymn of Hate
To the high tax rate.
-From "Biuimel Strafe the 1915 tax
rate" by our ratepayers.
WON AT HENSALL.
Three rinks of Bowlers under the
leadership of ',Hovey, Oourtiee and
Nediger won at Hensall on Thursday
eveping last by 20 shots. A pleasant
evening was spent by the bowlers.
CL6CK ON' STRIKE
HOW DOES YOITR LA9ABEL READ
• The Postoffied Clock had a cable
The New Era is grateful to the
subscribers who are clearing up
back subs .rip'tions. There are
still many more who have made no
response and are owing for the last
three or fou- year{s. Look at
your label NOW and settle at once
WORKS LIKE A CHARM
broken on Tuesday and consequent
ly foiled to cta•ike off the hlours.
thought it run alright ' . I> has
Mee. been repairced.
BAPTIST ANNUAL PICNIC.
The Baptist' Church and Sunday
School annual( picnic wills be held
at Bayfield on the 4th ofAugust
Clinton's Ci ie Holiday, The motor
1rutruck• reed rigs will? leave the
church at 8 a. m.'
CLINTON'S OIVIO' HOLIDAY
The Mayor has proclaimed, \Vednes,
dayAirguet, 4tli as Civic licliday and
asks all citizens to observe same, The
Fireman and Kiltie Band are going to
Thor d to attend the Firemen's Tourn
amens
Mitchell Advocate -Mr. Cantelon,
the apple, king of Huron- was le
town last week, and he said the
Canada 'Temperance Act is working
like a charm in Clinton. • The re-
ports that 110050 can be had at
the hotels is all fudge, rindwhere
men before spenttheir `earnings
at the band the money now goes to
the suppor'l of their families.
A TIE ON THE BOUND
Two baseball teams with •warin
nemes attached to the teams have
played two games and each team
won a game. Lest'`Friday night
"Little 'Hello won by a score of
of 11-7. but oa Tuesday night the
boys from the Devils Half Acre•
won by the score of: 1442. • A
third game, will have to be played
to find •out which team can std;
ance.
WAR TAX FOR A.NOT'HER YEAR,
When Ontarin'S present plans of
war contribution are carried, out
the prot'ince will have exceeded
$2,000,000 limit proposed by Hon•
T. W McGarry, provincial treas-
urer. The rel °nue; from the one -
Mill war tax, $1,950,000 will be in
leis hands by the end of the year
and thee minist estimatea that
the war !tax will have to remain
in force until 1917.
TWENTY DOLLARS AN ERROR.
AT INTEREST. In stating last week that Rev Jerald
Let a young man at twenty years Potts was going on active service, we
of age put twer.ty dollars at inter- made a mistake. Our report was
est, insteadof expending it for copied from the Brantford Expositor,
tobacco, then, at the beginning• of which had a lengthy article about our
the next year rennet, it, and in rector. We telephoned the Rectory
chide also the principle and linter-' Thursday 'peening but could get no
est of the preceding year, and thus answer, so we published our item.
continue to dol from year; to year, Rev. Mr. Potts was offered the pose.
until he shall have reached the ag}4 tion but had to refuse, as he had n.c-
of seventy ; the amount he would oepled the position of curate of St.
realize would exceed thirty? thou- I Thomas Church, Toronto and leaves
sand dollars. 'How many of our for that city on August 10th.
young men will try it.' 1
METHODIST DEACONESSES.
F 2 lb for 23c
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Phone 111
Successor to S, Barr.
THE. STILE OF QUALITY
Phone orders promptly attended to
Fancy furniture
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Light in cuu
strueticn and design but ex-
tremely well made iu,overy 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 buy ail hinds of Furniture
'BALD T II SON
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
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N. Bali 110 RESIDENCE PHONES— J. D. Atkin
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Help the Boys at the Front
By Hunting up any Old or Spare Razors
A canvastv'As made of the town
to collect, enough money! po send
the hilt!°! Brass
Bann along with
Firemen to Thorold on Tuesday
next. The response was a hearty
one. Clinton t'iremen are eating,
cut to try. and get thel Tourna-
mens fore 1910 and if not then for
1917. The Kitties expect to, go
awn -with ageod strong bard. !11
HAVE YOU ANY RAZORS? '—'
The British Government is call
ing for old, razors for the men at
the front, They will be put in
first class condition by a Cutlery
firm. So that anybody hav-
ing old ones' laying around can
put theme to a good use (by leaving
them atHare riel Bros. HardAvare
;,tore as soot( as p0sfole. For full
er inforinatloa see their advt on
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DANIEL PRIOR
BADLY SHAKEN UP
USCROr
This Is a Veil tmportanl Appeal
Some time ago the Cutlery Company was ap-
proached by the war office, asking for old or spare
Razors for the use of the troops at the front. Up
to the present they have received about 70000 -the
need for Razors is not yet nearly met, and they are
asking for more.
A Letter from Lord Kitchener -The need for Razors is not
nearly met, but I am pleased to know that we may expect
to receive additional quantities.
A Letter Froin W.111, Ellis, master cutler -I beg to assure
you that in contributing to the collection your efforts will be
much' appreciated by the authorities and also by myself
We expect to make a shipment to headquarters
next week—Don't Delay—Look up : your old
Razors and leave them with us for shipment.
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HARLAND BROTIII
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
Last Thursday. 'Afternoon Sir.
Daniel Prior fell while at work end
had a bed shake up. He was do
ing werK at the C. C. I. and while
on a plank, cutting out al door way
leaned backward to far and fell
about ten, feat Landing on his
shoulder, a couple of inches more
and lie would have broken his nec10
He is still confined ito his • bed
tut in a week or so he expecte to
be able to geb up. His old friends
ere glad! it is no worse and • ',tope
no after effects will result from
his fall. ' •
CANADA'S POPULATION.
The total population of Canada
at the beginiing of the present
year, according to an official esti-
mate made by the Census Depart-
ment, was 8,075,000. This is the
• first time th rt 'thy eight million
mark has been passed, and in the
total was included, of course, Oain-
ada's soldierf at the front. The
groWtlr of population since the
census was taken in 1011 ,was` of-
fieially estimated at approximately
850,000 or no avr,nagie of about
200,000 per year. It is worth!, not
ing that: the total immigration of
the pee. four year3 since she take
in•g of the) census has been in round
numbers nearly 1,330,000.
MINOR LOCALS.
"Safety. first" Carry an umbrella
every day.
Berry -picking ',excursions are
now much in vogue. The wild
raspberry crop is plentiful.
Consider nowe the vacant lot, the
home of vagrant -seeds, we see -in
due time on the spot a lavish crop
of weedse A bad crop, be it un-
deestood, those weeds Should be
cut down, they don't improve a
neighborhood or elevate the town.
Baptist S. S. picnic on Civic holi-
day to Bayfield.
The appointments of Methodist
Deaconesses for the coming year
commencing September 131., are
aemotutced, Among ahem are the
following; Miss Clara H. Renton,
su.perii t0n'la le of kl• ate, Hnntilton
,ire-nppointeth; 'Miss Bessie Irwin,
Toronto Confer:nee, field worker
(r•c-aPPointeclt Miss Sarah 18.
Whitworth, Calgary (re-oppoint-
ed .--Miss Irwin referred to above
is a daughter of 311', and Mrs. J.
A. Irwin of Clinton.
MINOR LOCALS.
ARE YOU GOING TO THOROLD? Council meets next Monday o' on
The, Clinton Firemen accompan-
led by tho Kittle Brass Band, ''are
going by special train to eittond
the i1? ireme:r'rl iTournementt on
August itlt. A special train leaves
Clinton at 70.15 Tuesday morning,
August Ord, and the! fare groin
Clinton is $3,25 for !adults and 40.05
Inc children with tsar taxhc!d.tion
al. Thorold i9 501 situated that
isitors can make a trip to Niagara
galls, St. Catharines and other
points. Many are planning to take
in the trip. The train leaves Tho-
rold on Wednasd iy night at 9.30 p.
m.
REV. W. WILLIAMS, D. D. DEAD
On July 11, 1915, at his home le
Los Angeles, Cal., Rev, William
Williams, D. O., a well known sup•
eranuated Minister, of the London
Conference died. He entered
the ministry of the New Connex-
ion church in 1854 nine years later
was C11091111 secretary kinet five
years gated president of Confer•-
er,ce. 'He was aftertV71'ds twice el•
ec•ted'to the president's chair of
tthel London Conference and teas
VINE:3A.R;HILL WON, •
Tuesday eveningthe Vinegar Hill
bowlers and the own' Town leow-
crs had a game, and, the hill team
won by ae score of 22-15. One of
the players •on the winningi team
remarked that, there wasp not a
team in Clinton that could( beat
them. The players' were. -
Vinegar Hill Dowie Town:
Mortis;!, a McEwen.
Hunter. Gregg,
Axon WilCse.
Roberton sac. 22 Hovey sk 15
While this match was being,play-
ed John Green, of Londton, • and
Davey ,Fori'ss`.er played against
Fred Rumball, ex -Mayor of London
and Ed Courtice on twee greens
end Bi11ye Jackson was referee kind,
measured the winning bowies with
a yard stick,
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Patriotic N i tes
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The regularmeeting of the, W.
P. S. will be held in St. John's
Ward on tho lawn of AIrs. Dowd
ing and Mfrs. 'Millie King Ste. (Fro-
thy July. 34th. A ten cent tea
will be served frons 4; ito 0.30;
A cordial invitation is extended to,,
all. Everybody Come.
irg•wo more days of July.
Sunday will be August 1st.
Wednesday of next week will be
Clinton's CIVIC 11011(1117,
The Band will give their open
air band concert on Friday( even-
ing of this Welk instead of There
ley.
The Nell Era fon 35e lilt end of
year in Can.atl.t. and 50e to !tate
Slates. Many ere taking the ativan
Lege, of Cite low rate.
LETIIIRS FOR PRISONERS
Owing to certain mistakes that have
been made fn sending letters and par-
cels to Canadian prisoners -the prison
ers of war tlepartmeat of the Cama.
idan Red Cross have sent out further
instructions in this ,natter
Letters should he addressed.
British prisoner of waa'
Oare of G. 'P• O., London, Eng.
Nan.e
Number . •
Battalion.
Kriegsgefangenenlager
Name of Camp
Letters should be short and clearly
written apd should contain no war
a delegate to every Gar•,Oia1 Con- news. They require no ,tamp and It is
Lerenee gill 1809. Among the fields better to leave the flag of the envelope
on which he was stationed `was unstuck and merely turned in
Mitchell.
UNSUSPECTED VALUE,
BOWLING TOURNAMENT • The hetes of the Kincardine Red
AT EXETER.
Exeter Times; -The d.attes for
the annual Bo•vling 'ltournanientj in
town have been, set foil August
llth, 12thf and •13th, The tourna-
ment committee' wer(d in London
last week selecting Iteke- prizes
-which are valued gat $125. There village there are se'eenee hundred,4
will be three trophy eel ntg and a weight, if not, tons of old;, papers
special this year, the Bawden tro and magazines,, which aro of no use
phy won list• 'a London rink last to the owners. They have bean
Cross Society, recently made a col-
lection of olds magazines, newspa-
pers, etc.; and had the lot shipped
to a dealer,in Toronto. They made
$00 by the enterprise. 'Herd is a
sources of futdo that 'is little
cireanted of. In every' town and
'd the pleasure givers
by the refined ex.
°°Bene of Lotus Lawn a•
stationery is added the.
satisfaction' derived from
the fact The? It is "/Wade
in Canada."
Note Paper Envelope° Invitations•
Writing Tablets Pawed.,ore.
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reepondence
CI',tialled Stotioo °rye
GeStle eco sClub Note and Stationery,
The W. D. Fair eo.
Often the Cheapest—Allways th2 Best
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WUITE PINE
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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. Chen ist THE PENSLAR DRUG STORE
year ; the South 'Huron trophy won
by R )J, Seldon's rink; a consols-
tino trophy donated ,by Wa J.
Neaman and to special grize donat
ed by the president, J. A.• Stewart 1 destroy then,. 'Here is an opplor-
for the ring( losing out, in the first • tunity to tura them to very real
three events. Vile greens are in use, and the New; Brae Ilan start
excellent shape and ;jgflect great the world with a good pile iof old
on the caretakee, Mr. Stdelr. newspapers;
piled away from year to year. They
are recognized as a nuisance °out
remembering the pleasni(e. they
have given, folk do noir' like 't{o
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SMALL BREAD
The Bread of Quality
Wrapped to be Clean and Sanitary
Made in Clinton, Ontario
Phone 202 - — 5C Loaf
Furniture, Rugs & 1 inoleumb
We can assist you in 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 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 guaranteg the best of satisfaction
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Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 2S.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
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DOLLARS COUNT
I The (toner Store
and
"Live "
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Why Bother truth hot fare? when
, erne can gel such nourishing ane
delicious cooked, meats ready to
1 .serve?
Not' that the warns weather is
at hand, we ',would liege that you
use more I of ',these wholesome
cooked meats.
All 'of our meate are of a select.
ed quality, and we oan confident; -I
ly say that ,you will be gre'a'tly
pleased' with them. 'Here are feew
I euggestions,-t
1 Cooked 'Ham -What is more de-
licious than a slice of nicely fla-
vored ham?
Veal Loaf -.1 creator of appe-
titeLet us give you a price On your in itself, n a warm day.
plumbing( or 'Furnace and see the ; Cooked Spe^!alts-This is a most
line.
Dollars! we can save you. appetizing coke, meat;
Agents for Ueda Furnaces
Thos. Hawkins
Breakfast Bacon -In the cool of
1 the morning these are splendid
lines to serve,
Bolo 'ma -Nicely flavored, and
made �y a reputable firm.
Plumbing and Heating Elie lunniford
Shop -over Rowland's Hardware a ><fal ®®•
Phone 53 1 PHONE 45.
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TO FACTS
We think our shoes take the topmost position
in every particular—
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For Style, Fit, Quality, Durability
We believe our shoes are generally conceded
even by our competitors, to be .
Shoes of Unusual Excellence
The same careful attention is given to the
style, fit and dependable quality of our $2.00,
$2.50 and $3.00 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.
Shoes for Men, for Women, for the School Boy and.
Girl, for Very Little People, and Infants
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