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We are now ready with a complete range of new fall suitingse to take 'your order
and make you up a suit that in fit, style and finish will be excelled by none.
Al Men Raying New Clothes Want Ther Money's Worth
and They Get it at ,Brown's,
By money's worth we mean the fullest and completest value in fabric, fit and
fashion that money can buy,
Most men's clothing, stores that we know of sell pretty good clothing, But
BROWN'S clothing store holds to a standard in choice of fabrics and in actual
detail' of making that' places our clothing in a class by itself.
Brown's men's suits, whether high priced or low priced, to satisfy us, must be
better and we see to it that they are better. The "pretty good" kind won't do..
Our lien's Clothing Store Keeps its Custonlres Right with Fashion
When you order a suit made at Brown's you can depend upon it being
thoroughly reliable in every way. It is not the material of which a garment is made
alone that counts. It is the hundred and one little details in the making and fitting
which bring about the effect that only a skilled tailor can produce. We stand behind
every garment that leaves our work room and will guarantee style, fit and finish that
will h t suit the most fastidious taste.
We can give you the very suit you are looking for --supposing, of course, you
are looking for a good suit -all wool in fabric and correctly tailored.
We Also carry a Full Line of Men's Furnishings
Women's Store
Dry Goods and Fiirnisltings
Phone 67
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Merchant Tailoring
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Men's Furnishings
(Phone 103
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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
Spice'
Quality will determine the Success
Pickles and Preserves
The pickling season is with us once
again. No housewife wants to take
chances on having her pickles spoiled
by poor ingredients. The kind we -sell
can be depended upon. Quality is the
feature of ours.
Spices and Vinegar
In bulk spices we have an excellent
assortment including, ground allsptce,
cloves, pepper, mixed spice, ground .
cinnamon, celery seed, mustard seed,
tumeric, curry powder and whole
HIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER
Subscribers to the New Ern many-
have their paper sent to them to their
summer address without extra charge,.
DANCE AT. BAYuFE'ELD. .
Eiliotts auto[ truck' took a load of
teungepeople to Badyfield 'on Tues•-
aay, night to a dace),
AUOTION SALE
An auction sale will he held on Sept.
ist at the flower Show fob the band
painted plate by the Women's Patrio-
tic Society
LIVERY SOLD
Mr. Frank Perdue has dieposed of
his livering business to Mr, Charles
Of Lovett & Son who have now taken
yOur possession
mixed spice.
Whole pickling spine will be in
special demand, We have a quality
article at KO per lb. AIso in 5 and 10
ct. packages.
If pickles are to keep the quality oe
the vinegar must be good. It is false
economy to buy poor vinegar because
it is a few cents less. We have
fteiuze's special pickling Vinegar.
Dou't forget sealers, rings and seal.
ing wax,
AND, EGGS,
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Phone 111
TAiE, STORE OF QIJALITY
Fancy furniture
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Light in con
struetiou and design tat ex-
tremely well made in,evei•y de.
tail. Here are the finest creations
of the furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discriininatiug buyer.
The Cheapest Spot in Huron
to buy all kinds of Furniture
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Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors—Phone 104
, N. Ball 110 —RESIDENCE PHONES— J. B. Atkinson 186
eseemseseene
Schooi
1 Shoes
School. Days are Almost Here
We are prepared to meet the requirements„
of the girls and boys in School Shoes, We
have all the new shapes in all leathers. Price3
to suit every purse, and also that most essential
point that School Shoes must have—Good
Wearing Qualities.
Call and see ,for 'yourselves. It will be a
pleasure to show you what we have.
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Phone 70 Clinton
OLOOK STOPPED
Several days the. Postoilice Olock
has refused to work. The cause is from
a leaky roof water getting inside and
the woodwork etc swelling from the
dampness. We understand orders
have been given to fix the roof at once
MINOR LOCALS.
Good morning! Has year ,sub••
seiiption been renewed? of aloe.
i entw to -clavi please
The summer or 1915 cannot be re-
cc.i'decl as au ideal s•ammer resort
season.
We are adding( new names daily
to our heti oft euhscribers. Whv
net send it to your distant friends,
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MATRICULATION RESULTS,'
The following students of Clinton Col
legiate institute have been successful in
securing Full Matriculation standing at
the June examination,
Full elatriculacion.-Anna AR, Elliott,
Austin E. Iloare, Iratie MacGregor,
Margaret McTaggart, Jean Middleton
Janet Smith.
Partial Matriculation—E. F. Copp, A.
Dewar, V. Evans, 1-1. Ilolmes, A. Petrie,
N. Radford, E. Sanderson, H. Shaw, F
Thompson, W. R. Chowen
IIonour 11atriculation.—W, 1VfcNaugh
ton and W. G. Stewart,
DIED IN •HENS.] LL'
Last Sunday Mr 'John Anthony
Moor a passed away at his home
in 'liensall ati the age of 30 years
7 months and 13 days Deceseee!d
was born in Stapleton and leareea
the trade! of Moulder in the Ciro-
ton foundry Aboutrune years
ago he :novel to 'Heneall whet
with his brother Charles 1i,cy went
into the hardware business. About,
two week& ago he had 'a el.' oke
and never recovered Be is sur-
vived by three sister e, 'Mrs. W
Johnson, who resides in
Co
derich, Mrs' .R• Sweet, Clint on
nad Miss Mcore, 'Rensaii, end one
brother, Mr, Charles Moore, of
Hensall, The feeteral was held on
Tueeday to Clinton cemetery Rev.
Mr. Doherty, of Hensel], has
charge of the services ,
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The Women's Patriotic Society will
hold their next meeting in the Council
Chamber Friday, Sept. 10th. Last Wed
nesday the Society sent the following
shipment to the Red Cross. -1.50 sheets:
125 pillow: 540 towels; 266 wash clothes;
23 suits of pajamas: IS hospital shirts; 75
raadi•erchief. To the Canadian Fields
Comforts Commission
was sent—125 prs.
of socks; 3e dozen handkerchiefs: 12 pack
ages of Old Chum" Tobacco. The ship
Sent contained from the following sol'-
diers from the Women's Institute Londes
boro-25 pairs of socks 3 dozen handker
chiefs, 20 wash clothes; 43 sheets. From
From the Unity Club Goderich Twp. -
6i dozen handkerchiefs, 12 pillow slips
4 sheets, 8 wash clothes; 7 pieces of old
linen, 6 suits of pyjamas; 3 dozen bath
towels. Our Society appreciated to the
fullest extent all the work that has been
done for them in the country districts.
The drawing for the picture donated to
our Society by Miss Graham is to take
place at the Flower show, Wednesday
evening Sept, 1st. Tickets for the pic-
ture are on sale et Mr, Fair's book store
and may be obtatned there till Aug, 30th
You will then be able to secure them at
the Flower Show 'Ang;31 and f Sept I.
TEE °LINTON NEW ERA
Y ou can cook to the full capacity of the top
and bake an oven full of good things with a
ipttin
at the same time. Many exclu-
sive features you should know
about. Let the McClary dealer show you. es
Sold by .Harland Bros.
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A 'FALSE! ALARM
The firebell" called out thee "ire.
men on Wednesday morning about
10 o'clock but it proved t o e a
falt,e alarm.
LASD NIGHTS.'
ZEe Kiltie, Band next 'Genii will
play cut on Tuesday night, aur
on Sunday evening, Sept. bth, will
gi i e a Sacred Concert.
HELD PICNICI AT BAYIF133LD.
The employees of (the .Clinton
Clinton Knitting Factory held a
picnic at Bayfield last Sateirdav
afternoon ands an enjoyable emit
was spent at games and dancing
APPOINTED 'MAGISTRATE,
Mr. M. Lockhart, of Auburn has
been appointed? 'Magistrate for
Noeth Huron. Thin is an appoint-
munt made' in the into•rests of the
Temperance party
IMPROVEbIENTS
Mr. T. Greig• hes had a new vii..
andah built at hie hone and the
old enclosed one removed to the
back.
Mr. Thos: McKenzie sr. had his
hctuse painted,
'PUBLIC SCHOOL OPENS
T,:ST 1Wj5DNESD AY.
The Pnblie Sheol will open Next
Wr,t]i e'sday mm.ningt al' 6 o'c1o:•li
for the fail term, l'arenrs era, re •
duest,.d to s, -e th::t the pupils 01e
in their places as many rooms will
be changed ?,'wing to the\Suinmer
exams,
33RD BOYS (FIGHTING
1N 'TRANCE
f,eror. ding to word received
cne of the sergeants of the 331.n
Bhftnlion lust Thursday flora env
cf the members of the special u,e'-
tarhe'd company of the 33rdwhi:11
left London June, 17, these ' men
new in',3rance* andfigtzting in the
larks of ?the L rincass i'atri^za.
The letter( was postlea at 011Beg -
hell portjust as Oils writer ti us
ab„ut to board !a transport foe
lei time. lie said the then had wee'
through strenuous. training fox the
last six weeks, were inlint fWLWe
and were prod re the eenivuege
that finally •fpey were in get
their chane at the enemy,
A SHOWER
Miss Olive Cooper enteeter nea
last Thursday evening in honour of
1iLes Kate Forel whose marriage to
Ar.RIVED AT CAIRO. Dr. Bean, of llderton took puce
The ship' carrying troops nem yesterday. The guests tater note
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hospital units, in which Will nem alt girl 'friends of the bride to„k
holy, of town was connected advantage ge of the occasion to sew
p rrbeewith kitchen neansiis, a
reached Cairo in safety betore,the Iaree clothes basket full or them
The fleet to be presendled was ar
totitrtieally trimmed Let which
erpcn investlratitn pro, ed to be a
gt'nite pudding dish. Du nr the
LITTLE GIRL'S LIIIIG CRUSHED, et ening the guests hem tined duee-
ei s and these also were sho 'emu
onsite bride -to -bee Miss :'oeci re
1u;ned to Coderieh online to:d•”
night train, the entire party ps•
corting her to Thu station
to throw after her the rice wefeh
always expresses bet uiah.-
es fel future happiness.
Royal Edward” was !torpedoed
Me +„hictley! has not heard from
frim yet, but the 'official news star-
sd that, they had landed in safely.
'While playing on the road, 5aLure
day, little Beth Smith, (Fang ,n
Mr. an& Mrs. John Smith, of, the
1lth concession, fdoclerich 1•'ir, t,
snip, was accidently run over by •1
water tanl4 wagon, 'wheel: was he-
iug ''irawn behind a thresl ir,g st.p•-
ai atter, and her leg was 'badly,
cr eeked,
CASE DISMISS(,G.D.,
Pine-MESON—COUCH.
The marriage of Lucille, d nz:;l•.-
ter of Mr. ane' Mas Ries, and Fuji
' 7 Admiral road, Tenn" nn" r n.
On Wednesday afternoon benne Norman Pagl;s>n Mus
P. M Andrews Mr. Bender of elon- .F'dmoetou tonic 1 l ice at the hric:c's
sail was charged with selling a parvo last R'edncsclny, the Re. S.
kettle of gin, bee the ,.videueu did 1 E Couch. her urn 1 , e licinting, u.
net bear ou; the charge. '?here ie father gave awey.the beige, ,ilio
another charge however bringing 'r'u'e her tr.irel lag suit of hot-.
in liquor imolai dry territory wni,.p { gear sill poplin with large blaele
will be tried i n Wednesday, of I mu, Pewee were no at !i;ndeLees
zest week/ NIr.'Edouard Hesselber,• lalay.rl,i,r
wedding marches, ar.d,ofter Ile
BEAN—FORD W1r;DDL*TG. coieneony the bride's Mother l:eln
a reception , wearing :l gown of
black satin duchess, timrned wi(!ia
Chantil y tees,—The bride is a.
mice of r4lrs. A. Conch of rewn
and paid her relates, en a visit 110
lune of this year. 'a r army:
friends .in town will join with the
New .erre. inurrerrud tu'y neem,)•
c;ongcatulatioes toe he young
bride and groom,
MINOR LOCALS.
The marriage of Miss lentil/re
Fayne Ford, of Goderieh, to Dr,
Jolrhi Arthur Bean, of llderton, was
celebrated on (Wednesday of this
week at 'the home of tyle brute';,
parents Revi J. E. and Mrs, Fora,
Victoria street; GY,oderieh The
ceremony was, perfo med by the
bride's father, assisted by her
uncle, Rev, W. J. Ford, of Glencoe
Miss B.owlby, of Windsor, cousin of
tine bride, played the wedding.
march The drawing ruoau woe
beautifully deeoratea for 'pre
oct'asron wide' cut flowers and
greenery The t'''ide looked very
pretty in 'a gown of n'hste net
ovri silk, with satin triidinitlge
ht r Loquet was of white noses 0110
illy of the valley She was et -i
tended by her twin sister, Miss
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rl].n w
TR in white e and
carrynig pink
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a, t,:'s : eche "beet pian- was the 'Florticultura-1 Exhibit at,the,town
groom's brother, Me. Herbert Bean, hall next Turtdayunci wednesuay.
cf, Toledo,. Ohio After the Gerry- ()cod morningwave you sent
irony, 'which was witnessed by a the old nag to the war yet?
small gathering, of immediate leiaa
trigs of the bride dnaroom a 'rhe next publi holiday will be
dainty repast was served, and layer Leber Day, Sept 6th. -
Dr and Mrs, Bean left for a brief The good ;old surnneer time is
trip before settiling in their home rapidly waning.
at llderton The bride's going- New stoclte of butter paper, best
away gown was of blue eerge, with quality, just in. Leave your order
white felt hat, today at the New Er aoffice.
'Meter) Public School opens ori
''Wednesday of next week, Sept 1st
1.1ont forget('. the Hand Social to-
night o n the school grounds. See
liet of prizes on another page.
List owei•voted en the Hydro
question on Saturday lust.
Rural Ontario is 'doing its bit"
in tee harvest Beide not. now, Af-
ter th trrecruiting.
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SMALL BEAD
The Bread of Quality` -
Wrapped to be Clean and Sanitary• -
Made 'in Clinton, • Ontario
Phone 202
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Thursday, August, 26t1r; 1915,
0 The pleasure given
by the refined . ex-
cellence of Lotus 'Lawn
stationery is . added the
satisfaction derived front
the fact that It fs ail/lade
in Canada."
Note P.pef Envelopes Invitation
Writing Tablets Papoteries
Correspondence Cords
fait' slled Stationery
Gi 5l meo'3 Club Note and Stational
The WeM Fair
Often the cheapest'•- 211rways 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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Furniture, Rugs & i- inokeumb
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going
?`to furnish your home, or if you only u ant some odd pieces.
You will nod 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
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lludertakcr and Funeral Director. Phone 25.
Night and Sunday QJuils answered at Residence over. store
DOLLARS COUNT
Let 'us give you a price on your
plumbing( or Furnace and see the
Dollars: we can 'save you.
Agents for Alecla Furnaces
Tilt Oor'ner Store
"Live and Let Lyre"
The Spicy
acs me Pickles
it Have Sou erer observed that::
some pickles and melt sauces have :
different Na yore from 'others? '
! The cause lice in the Spice and
Vinegar used. r
Our 'Mixed. Pickling Spice as
well as our other Spices are see
noted Nettle the utmost' care—You
caz,not go wiring in using them.
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Allspice.
Cinncmou whale or ground.
Cloves, tivhoir azacl ground,
' Curry Powder, Mace, Tumerie,
Celery Seecl, Whole- affixed,
j' Pickhng Spic ,
All kinds of good quality2een ine-
cgars to select from.
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Phenlhing and Heating E. } •
Shop—over Rowland' a 13. E. funnilold
P s Hardware
Phone 53 PHONE 45.
Thos. Hawkins
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TO FACTS
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We think our shoes take the topmost position
in- every particular—
For Style, Fit, Quality, Durability
We believe our shoes are generally conceder
even by our competitors, to be
Shoes of Unusual Excellence
The sane careful attention is given tothe
style, fit and dependable quality, of our $2,o0,
$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 wdrk 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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