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THE. CLINTON NEW FRA. ,
hursclay, August 19tli.;°
ve • Days
Thought To
These New Linens for the Horne.
Owing to war conditions and the scarcity of (-lax, pure linens are getting vers
scarce,, consequently. advancing in price. A wise woman whose constant thought i
the "Home Beautiful" and the economical management thereof will consider this mat'
ter. Read this list carefully and give it your attention. No 1 '. Perhaps you are not
really in need csf new 1'►nens at present, if you wto save money yu
chase buy them now when you can get them at aboutish half the price they willon beour soon.pr-
—Or if you don't need them yourself, perhaps you have a young friend who is antici-'
/ pating a home of her own, and what is more acceptable than `Linens.
(` TableClotlhS—Beautiful bleached Irish Damask, satin finish, 'all round. single and
double borders, variety of designs, leaves, sprays, floral; figures, etc., also tabling
by the yard,
Table Napkins—Pure bleached linen, with a large range bf'choice designs.
Centerpieces—Hand embroidered and Plauen lace Centerpieces _and Doylies, in
dainty patterns.
Tray Cloths—Plauen lace, hand embroidered or drawn work, hemstitched edges—
all pure linen. t
Toreis-A household necessity, always in demand. Carefully selected pure linen
Huckaback Towels, hemstitched, plain and embroidered damask borders, guest
and large sizes. Also bleached and unbleached Turkish Towels, with fancy
stripe and all white. \
TowelingS—Reliable Linen Towelings, values that are thoroughly dependable—
Checked and striped glass toweling, heavy crash, plain linen huch and tea cloth.
These materials are steadily advancing in price.
Bed Spreads—Extra fine weaves, choicest designs in floral, spray and figured effects,
good heavy qualities.
Colne in aind we will be pleased to show you our stock
,11 you Don't See What Yon Want Ask for it.
Agents for Priestly's Dress Goods. Agents for DntterickPatterns
]lee's Store
ltlerchant Tailoring
and
Men's Furnishings
Phone 108
Women's Store
Di•y Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67
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OB DEPARTMENT now ready to do your work. Newype and new stock of paper just placed
Let Us Do Your Printing
THE NEW ERA, CLINTON
Just "A Minute Pudding"
Try a package of our "Just a Minute Pudding" for
Dinner Dessert. Can be made in a minute by following
directions,
.Also makes an exc,dlent pie -filler. Put up in the follow-
ing flavor;:—Chocolate, Tapioca, Lemon Custard and
Vanilla Custard—los per package or 3 for 25c.
Try Roast fork, Cooked Ilium New England ]lana at Popular prices
HIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
JOHNSON '.
Phone 111 Till', STORE 01' QUALITY
Successor to 8, Barr. Phone orders promptly attended to
Fancy furniture
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Light in can
structiou and design but',ex-
tremely well made in,every de.
tail. Here ate 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 bay all kinds of Furniture
13A.LL r &T, .A.TICII SOI
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors–Phone 104
N. Bali 110 RESIDENCE PHONES—• .lf. 11). Atkinson 186,
imommemossiminmalierawes Ana
WHAT WE WANT
Leal and Dieteict news is olwey.a
welcome at The Nen' Era It is
'NEWS though wo wish
SiGNS WIT:II W1NCTT:\NS•
Messrs W. Johnson and Otto
Fink harp signed with the WLug -
ham Lactase,• to:,m. and will nrc-
bably be in some of (chs final
ehcs
NOW A. tTFisT1 NANT
OF 33RD Rl'UT,
Mr Wm. 1,''010 Bot, 10., line been
gazetted n prol'isi015'1 11putennnt
the 33rd Hugo l Regiment. 1\I0.
Pooudto0t has rccro0Lly completed
a military ir'dning Colwell at L014-
(101'1 qualifying him for a li\uten-
al cy.
MAKING A QUILT;
The Women's Institute• is busy
making an autograph quilt: When
finished, it will be sent" 'to. the
Queens Canad,ir:10 Hospital at
Sbornclifie. The proceed3 also, or
the quilt, will be, used for soldiers
Comfort,: t
Although wejjhave disposed of a very large
number of pairs of shoes during our sale, we
have a number of women's shoes to clear out.
They are broken in sizes. All the sizes in
stock are noted in the following list.
Women's ,Kid, . laced and
buttoned boots,. New
goods. Sizes 21.3 4 5 6
7. Sale price 1,98
Women's Patent and Kid
Oxfords, new goods, sizes
2% .3' 4 y 6. Reg$3
Sale price `1,98
Women's Patent and Kid
Oxfords, reg. $2.56 to $3
Sizes 2? 4 5i only, sale
price .98
Women's Patent and Kid
laced boots, reg. $2.50 to
$4, sizes 27, 3 3i, sale
price •c ,98
This Sale Ends Saturday, Aug 21
[�• S.
Phone 70
eI414PMAN
Clinton
The range With pure white, enamelRed steel
reservoir stamped from one piece, The
mora
reservoir is seamless and clean
n enough to use in cooking,
and preserving. See 'the McClary dealer. 84_
Sold by Harland Bros.
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Local News
TtTIYS A IPOR.D.
Mn-. Chas. Holland, is the latest
purchaser of Cord froth Lcingford
& Wallis.
GOOD ADVICE ,
Slick to your aim, The mongrel's
hold will slip.
But only erowbar,G.loose the bull
clog's grip.
TAX RATES
Mount Forest' 32 mills
Newmarket 20 mills.
Kincardine 32 e-1.0.
1Vlitchell 3e1 mills. -
WORK t)O[NG AHEAD.
The Carnegie Annex'. to tthe pah-
lic Library is going ahcctd,'dcsl,ite
wet wentI rr the bride ]cork w4I1
be complete in a couple. ref ]reeks.
SCHOOL OI` COMMERCE.
The Clinton Soho,,, of Comore -se
c•lx•ns ids 0,11 term on 'lr,nrt y
Aug. 30t11 and pinspecls circ brinl.t
for n big enrollment of slug envy.
W:-C.T. U.
The regular reeking of the local
branch of the W. C T. ti will he
at the Mahle of Mrs. C. J. Wallis vn
;Friday night of this week.
MAY OPEN BUSINESS
IN RENSALL.
Hensen Ob 'r1 e "—Tt is 1'eportod
that Albert MIaBrien, formerly of
Clinton who ran a business 'eh01)
here for anew years, contennt1ttes
rulurning to town and .resuming
at *the old stand., Albert is at fine
workman and ]weld cl• im; consid-
er able trade to cur village.
Ji CK 'COVER WON, TROPHY
The Guelph rink skipped 1.y one
•uTck 'oovcr, formerlyawell ]mown
bowh:r cf this iwwn watt the To-
ronto Cup lastii'ridey ut the To'-
(atiol Townam'nt. J. B's , old
'friends offer :Marty congratula-
tions. Tlrs third player, is an old
Myth. boy.
'I1IRE MONDAY.
The fire brigade bud ct rain Mon-
day afternoon about; 2.30 when the
Chicken Coop of 'Mr. Thos. Cool:
was discovered on fire. The
building was practically destroy-
ed. Itl appears that it e was get-
ting a thorough clean mp • in the
morning, and alert fumigated, and
'some of ,the coals' 1111551 have been
smoldering away
ANOTHER i`'1RE WEDNESDAY
Just as r 'cry one was having
their beauty sleep,; the fire demon
got. in its tine work and when ,the
510101 was 'given about: two it was
discovered that tie house on
Maple Street ow hod by Jacob Tay-
oB Toro,nto, and occupied by
Walter Mezzo was 011. fire ' ;The.
family 'was not at home nt\the
Hine els 'NIr 13ezzo is working. on
a farmEvery,llling was cleaned
up There was 5250 on the con-
tents
DID NOT WIN' TROPHIES
Lao'_ Wed n.esday twd rimes from
Clinton went down to attend the
Exeter Bowling tournament. 'On
Wednesday Neeliger's rink won 3
et.r'night games and Dowding's rink
lest 1 and won 2' ihelrain'i'hms-
i c1sy stopped' the games and they
were finished on ;Monday •of=this
week, but the usual luck die/ not
follwo them, N-xliger went out 1:2 3
3 Capt. Dowel ig could not get
away and EG: Courtice skipped
J 'Hunter played. Those who cam
posed the rinks were;;—'H Wilts°,
W Grant, F. G. Courtirc, C.,E.Do.v
din ir slip T Miller. M. 3Icllwen,
J. Wiseman and .1 Nediger skip,
vv
rolloing ware the games played;
BAWDEN TROPHY
, Preliminary
Nediger 15 Collins, Exeter 3
Dowding 13 Seldom Exeter 11)
First •Round
Nediger 13
Porter, Atwood 0
and Round
Nediger 10 Webb,' Granton 15
3rd Round
Nediger 11 Taman, Seaforth 12
SOUTH HURON 'TROPHY
1st Round
Dowding 20 Hunter, Parkhill 10
2nd Round
Dowding 18 Best, Seaforth 14
Std Round
Nediger 7 Snell, Exeter 10
HEAMAN TROPHY
3nd Round
Dowding 18 Bush, Hensall 10
8rd Round
Dowding 11: .Ross, Forest 9
'Nediger, 13 Lovell St'Marys 11)
tub Round
Dowding 14 Duskin, Mitchell 9
lith Round
Dowding 10 Creech ' Exeter 12
LOOK AT YOUR LABEL NOW
Subscribers will do uc a laver ' l
reading their label and notifying
us fit the y 11ro not 01 edited ,.- 1.h
what they h1.;e• paid. If your 1e -
bel does not shag yeti paid in 1 15-
sar,ce 1 indly tcicv51 at 61100 las we 1
intend giving more newsy 1
paper tt an CI er, batt in order l.,
do so we 1111.11t 1 ;.vc•' 11 TAO -Ines ,
ali00 sulscriptiou list.
MINOR LOCALS,
A placard appears on nil live stock
ears bearing this statement "1t is a
violation of the law to beat or abuse 1
stack." •
The Montreal News explains why
the fat fellows are always good nater
ed. They can neither fight nue run
The many drowning accidents
throughout the country empbaeize the
necessity tor teaching the young to
swim.
There should surely he no wet weath
er to mar the fall fairs this year atter
all we've Intel during the harvest
Oounterteit Ameeit a+,n 51,10 bills are
said to ho in circulation. Watch them
Half of August gone now
Poron to fair opens cn the 28th
The days begin to shorten.
,Tho Bowlers did 11011 1)11115 ar.y
ticphios home horn Exeter
Good Morning 1 'What are we
going to have, more rain?
1S TFEER:I GOING TO BE
.AN ELECTION:
The Censer dative press of rural
Ontario is being served with caul
paign literate:e in the fain 0f
boiler plate The last edition le
e1:'titled " Canadrt at War,',' 1\r: d it
contains apicture of one, W. T.
White, the Grit Finance Minister of
the Conservative government, at
Ottawa. Mr, White Woe' put here
by the Grit monied amen who help
ed Sir 13obr r't, Morden into power
Mr. Visite has just snecoedod in
placing a loin for 540,000,000 in
the United States, for "Require-
ments of the iPuture,', so we are
ve ld. It mus- he , bitter 1, 311
tolswallow, the praising sof Mr.
Mr. White. However, it Ras :u.-
his appointment
ointment
1 nowleclged 7 Y
that there wavl?t rr 111ar.• in the Can
scrvative party big enougl. -for the
VOTER'S LIST COURT
I4i:!•Honor, Judge D'aylo :will
],old Court of Revision on the
Voters' List of Clinalo1i on Thurs-
day lemming. Aug. 211th,• at 9 A. M.
HELD PICNIC TUESDAY
Tha League of Wesley Church
i cad a picnic at Reynold on • Tner-
dey andson enjoyeblk time was
spent by all. •
NEARLY COMPLETED'
The • addition to Mahe C. 1C. I. is
almost competed and' twill :11e
ready '"lash Gellool o1]ene on Sept.
Sth.
A GOOD SC'HOOLI
Don't overlook Clinton Co regi ate
Irsiituto es a n ecluotioral insti-
tution
t ti-
tn.ion with superior adv lr14r gee
The showing of cur school speaks
for itself.
A FORMER TEACHER HEI3E
Mr W E 14oggarth,' of Hensnll,
m'd who was 'assistant teacher dur-
irg the Model. School term, has sc-
ented n positio1 'on the p1blie
school ter,ching staff Olt London
and will move to She Pcrest City
r.U13URN RY»LAW'cl'AlLS,
A l y -late to suthorize the Conn-
ell to spencf 52,500 on dr.stallatlt'n
of 0pp'1r.etus for fire protection in
tl e 'village of Auburn Wati submit:
ted to the ratcpeyel s Saturday but
lest by about 1.1 rotes:
•
BAND GARDEN PARTY.
The Clinton 1111 tie 13anr1 will hold
their annual Cliir'leri party on
7 hurslay, Aug. 26111. 'r110 y have
secured a big list of, prizes and el-
teady ticket sellers are out. Keep
elate 111 mind and help the
band boys,
To the pleasure given
by the refined ex-
cellence of Lotus .fawn
stationery is added the
satisfaction derived from
the fact that it is ""fade
in Canada."
14.1. NM( Envelopes lovitatioutt
Writine Tablets P pets,,
Correspondence Cud,
Initmned Stationery
m
centleen',Ciub Note and Stationery
The W. D. Fair co.
Often the eheapest--always the Best
Aster,.WHITE I'I
5110E BALs
„dr” et.:"
rf IC
0
shah pleE
s,ourriM"1,
Penslar White Pine ani. 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.ievee..a�.Ty�cough.
�Try it
, •. —ray 6.� 6 f—' e o .,,L10 , �0
isglensiug Chemist
THE PENSI:4R DRUG STORE
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Ammar
1 RINTIN0—PLUS.
That word '1.1115', set inn to ha': e
br en invent for t'te pnrponc ,uf
c•1 ph 1031 g tl.o c rife •Bart. bettrr',r;
"Just ordtnaiy printing', and "`tae
1,1001p1ndu r'd in our p111r1'
1 5'Cly con 1 ,,,ec an cxp01 L 111'1:+s
particeln. AN' mk—,ruin the whole
staff inlino'i 1•1h. 'Chit motto:
''Set vice to c nr eithl Theis,',
the New Era with yt ur nest order.
BROTHER I
GRAND PATRIARCH,
Mr. Chas. A. Byam, of New Lir-
keret and, brother of Sir. R. S.
1 yam, of the tion of Byam &
Sutter, was elected Groner Retri-
al cit of the Grand.' Encampment of
Ontario. He. is a thorough, Odd-
fcllow, and 'having stn abundace
of ioptimism, will plot the'hncanll:-
nlent tlu•ongh a prosperous
year. lie is also the; M;iyor raft the
thrieving New Ontario town. Our
citizen, Mr. R. S. iiyam was in Strut
ford last weeks- to see, his brother
as nt is 11 yeetreleAncethey met.
1ODls13IC1I GIRL TO EGYPT.
A letter was t eeeived, this week
from Miss Selma Dancey at Godc-
rich one of the 1.1.rsmg sisters ;.•h0
went to England some, time age,.
announcing that the ltd. •l 31) 'enol
51:h stationary :hospitals had been
teensferred to the Dardanel''',
and that they were lc iIng Ply-
mouth for r\110 tndvia., Egypt, the
following Satu. clay.
QUAI.ITY PLUS ADVERTISING
A store 0onduetedin the olc1-Sash
ior'od way may .holt1 ,the road, -Bash
toned euetomere ell, rigil13 but these
perhaps unf0rtunallely nae getting
1Lg sci100. The dealer who says
that satisfied customers ,are his
hest advertisement is oily Wiling
i half ti01(111, foo "the man who can
get and beep good customers de-
serves more trade, This is the type
of ratailee we alt.waant' (0 deal tit ]111
h.itn. But haw ere we to find rad:
lb0ttt him if he does not advertise?
Ile is keeping his ieryt brig lit 011,1
job. cls under a bushel:,
n,
-- TRY --
CONNER'S
`BUTTER=CRUST'
SMALL BREAD
The . Bread of Quality
Wrapped to be Clean and Sanitary
Made in Clinton, Ontario
Phone 202 — — — 5C Loaf
Furniture, Rugs & if101efilliz
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going
to furnish your home, or if you only want some odd pieces.
Yon will find it to your advanta to inspect cur stock and see
the bargains we are offering. We also carry a good line of
I'iolians,
Pianos and Organs.
1-•_/
Our Undertaking Department is up to date in every respect
and we guarantee the best of satisfaction
DEJNF(RD
Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
1
DOLLARS COUNT.
The eorner Store
"Live and Let Live"
The spice
Makes the PieniesE
Save you ever observed that
some pickles and meat sauces have
different flavors from others? I
The cause lies' in the Spice and
Vinegar used.
Our Mixed Pickling 'Spice as
well as out other Woes are se-
lcctod with thd utmost care—You.'
cannot go wrong in using them,
Allspice. -
Let us ave a Trice en your Cinnemcn whole •ver grennc1.
1
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g J } Cloves, who]: and gronnel,
plumbing] or Furnace and see the Curry :Powder, •14Tnee, Tumeric,
Dollars' we can save you.
• Celery Seed, Whole Mixed, -
•Agents for Recta Furnaces Pickling SlSic
All kitals of good duality Nin-
(nears
Vin
eg a to select from
v Wt have he.' PPRFECI"-SEAT,
• Thos. Hawkins a�n�d C120�y�T Bi„,„ Tutus. �p
di
Shop
►–oven 1Ro lnnal's Hardwaree ""e E. H ni o&
Phone b3 PRONE 45.
Plumbing and cleating
GETTIN'1 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 concedool
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,
$2.5o and $3.0o 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.
Shorts for Men, for Women, for the School Boy and
Girl,„ for Very Little People, and Infants
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FRED. J ieKSON
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