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YEW CLINTON NEW IDEA.
tf cj•n g ' IQI4 P .ttertls, Saturday 52C'
100, yards of Swiss and Cambric F,ouncings in open, showy patterns for
aprOo•ns, `women's undergarments sand dresses, zo inch depth, 6 good.designs
to choose from
A. inches wide.' worth in the regular way 75c to 85c, on
saie,Satutxday from, ,4,5
New Spring B-utterlck Patterns now in Stock
Sae' Valenciennes
>�Laces—One Thousatad Yards
BB " 500 yards `German, Valenciennes and Torchon, worth up to
Lot 1�! oe 10e; both •laces and insertions.. A large range of dainty pat-
terns to choose from, on sale Saturday at 3c
�4, 500 yards Fine Valenciennes, Cluny and lot t.ou worth up to
1.4 - 15c. Laces in dainty widths for dress tritnmings,• some two-
tone effects, on sale Saturday at
5c
Latest Arrivals .in
New Dress: Goods
New Whipcords,Brocades,
WBlack and White Checks,
Bedford Cords, French Crepe,
in all the new spring colorings.
New t rillings
New Spring Mzrchandise
New Trimmings
New Marabout Trimmings
in all the latest colorings
New Buttons, New Flouncings,
New Laces, New Shadow Insertions
New Corsets
New Spring Corsets to fit all figures
graceful and easy fitting,
priced from 5oc to $5.no
New Double Frillings,
New Frillings edged with fur_
in black, white and yellow.
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For the House=CPeaning Season
carpet*, Rugs, Matts, Curtains
We are showing a large range of Piece Carpets, in
Brussels, Tapestry and Wool, green, red, fawn, 5oc up
Linoleums and Oil Cloths, in one, two and four
yards wide, at 5oc and 55c a square yard.
Floor Rugs in Tapestry, Brussels, Wilsons, Velvets
and Axminster from $6.00 up.
Lace Curtains Tapestry Curtains, and Tapestry
Table Covers atilall prices.
Linoleum Special for Saturday -200 yards of
heavy Linoleum, 2 yards wide, in floral pattern,
regular 5oc and 55c values, selling at 42c
MEN'S TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
All the New Spring Suitings are now in stock. Plain colors promise to be
'fashionable, We are showing a very classy range in browns, greys and blues, and
invite your inspection. Your fit and our workmanship guaranteed or money refunded
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SUPPLIED 1Vt'USIC AT 'HENSAIIL, COUNCIL MEET MONDAY.
Tho Phalen Orchestra supplied `The regular meeting of the coun-
the music for a dance at Ilensall cil will be held on (Monday ove
last Friday evening:.. Ling off next wlerk.
WILL BE SOME COLOR, 'FAMOUS SINGLE TAXER DEAD.
The London Free Press of Moa- Singlepie taxdhasocate'lostin itstblemostp1eathi of
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day had the following ',,editorial ebTin, oay.tl
.noltiel; Goderich is to have. anew Joseph Fels at (. Philadelphia on
harbor light that in.brrlllan:cy will sundae,
eclipse Edward. Norman Lervis's lat-
estt recd necktie, : I)VERT IS1N0-ISAO,
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TWO 11ece5snties +'10)t lined
in One Opportunity
We are able to offer our own paper
and the Toronto Daily Mail and Em-
pire. -the two together—
DIM Row Nov. 109140 2.75
We are determined to increase our
list of subscribers, therefore we'sub.
mit this
Sr?ecial ,Bargain Rate
Send or bring all orders to
New Era Office
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AD V E n`t'TSIN0-IS MS.
A :calm,, conservative p.dvertise-
mein, 11'e,U Written, and properly
displayed is vastly Phone effective
than a spread -;eagle bombastic lot
of boastful.language which the
merchant himself does siotbelieve,a
SHARE EQUALLY, ••
At the Conferencebetween,Judg:e
Barron, Stratford, Judge Holt,
Goderich, and Judgie Robb Simcoe,
held at London on Tuesday in re
,gard to the division of,thlet glebe,
between the two Anglican churche's
in Chatham it was decided that
each church should sharia, equally.
This matter has bean under dis-
pute for some time.
RECEIVED THREATENING
LETTER. •
Rev. Mr. Smythe, who was at one
time pastor of the Ontario Street
Methodist Church of this town, now
of Bridgeburg, in Welland, where
they recently had the hot Scott Act
;fight, and who was pron in,ently
identified with the temperance
cause there, recently received sev-
ertal .'threatening letters, which he
turned owe:• to the police. So far
no arrests have been made.
ONLY HYDRO,
Friday night last about 11 o'clock
Chief Wheatley when passing Miss There are 12.318,000 telephones in
Cantelon's millinlerry store heard a use in the world, and some people
rasping noise !Riddle the millinery who love to listen, wish all ,.of
parlor which sounded like the drill- them were on one party 'line.
ling of ;,a money •safe; 'Chief The seed catalogues are beginning
thought of filet it might be the to arrive and the tomatoes on the
crackling of fire, the store being front page look more luscious than
closed for over a week as Miss frier.
Cantelon is in Toronto attending It must have base perfectly easy
the millinery openings. Chief dis-
patched
—and sa natural—when( �a Clinton
patched a messenger .for Mr• girl said' she had a "ripping time"
Cantelon to bring the key, when
the door was (opened he 'found at alh creause t re had arty where some un -
don her
the heavy voltage of Hydro was g Y
causing the meter to grind and gown.
rasp, • e
WARNING TO MAGISTRATES
TO CORRESPONDENTS,` " Many Eakins were caught red -
We arle'desirous of having dor- handed on the grounds' of various
district, and
in ball parts of the fairs last year. They were in some
district, and will be place ed to cases taken before the Justice of
give their• letters a in our the 1eeaee and those kind gentler
columns, but each letter must be men imbued with the milk of hu-
man kindness, 1aergmatted then. to
go on suspended sentence and a-
way they went to ply their wily
thieks at some (other fairs." In
these words did Mr. J. Locleie 'Wil -
ANOTHER FLOOD
Mr, J. E. Hovey had a serious
'faoodt•out-at his stone on Wed-
nesday night and, a liig damage
was done to his goods and fistur-
, es, This is • the second flood this
.,winter.
Good Advertising is good. nature;
Good natureis,thle greatest human
appeal on earth. Not "jollying,•'not
lightness of vlerb%age,,but :the good
nature. of•sinneiity, offriemdl',ness.
THE REVISED 'VERSION,''
Fa'the4 dear father,
Come home with me now
With-liytl'rei electric '
• They're milking the . cow.
SIMCOE'S NEW SEWER SYSTEM.
The Sinicoe Reforjm,er says the
new sewers for that town will
come high. The trunk mains and
disposal plant will cost $50,000. The
completie -system will cost fully
$200,000. The operation will cost
$1,500 a year.
MINOR LOCALS.
The man who draws his pay by
the month loves February.
Never let your tongue wag on
the hinges' of malice and untruth.
In Landon the citizens' get Niag
ata power for lighting at 4 cents'
per 100 ,square feet of floor space
and three cents per kilowatt with
25 per cent. off for prompt pay-
ment, 1.0. a'two storey house 20x
30 feet will pay a 'fixed' charge of
$1.32 per annum and 21-4 cen'tsper
kilowatt for the ;electricity used.
Thursday,February 26th, 1914
A NEW CABINET MINISTER
A new face comes into the ranks
of the Honorables in the Provin-
cial Cabinet in the person of :Dr
Prioslton. He is an old member of
the Ilouse, 54 years of jage, but
adds no particular strength to the
inner circle He is made a Minis-
ter without portfolio but has a b.e`-
ter alliance for any vacancy or
shuffle on account of this promo-
tion.
AN AGED RESIDENT GONE
Last Sunday evening Mrs, Pen-
nebaker sr., passed away after a
'Short illness. Deceased had been
a resident here for many years.
Besides her bereft husband a grown
up family ' survive. The funeral
was held t on Tuesday interment
being made at the Clinton cerise-
+teijy, Rev, W; W, RTylio pastor of
th'e Bal..,at church had charge of
the •services.
signed by the' writer's real name,
not necessarily for publication, but
as a guarantee of good faith. The„
news must net.ble offelnsivein any
respect, and anything of an insinu-
ation w111 be, cut out. Send early, son M:ondemir the feigns at the
in order to insure its appearance •n country fairs n'iile addressing over
the current issue. We have lately ,six, hundred rile a entatives at
received a number 01,unsigmed let- the Fairs Association tweeting last
ters, some of which seemed to have wee(".. "I am prepared," he de -
more behind then. than appeared Glared, "to ask the attorney Gen -
on the surface, TM" se •.letters will
et
take away the commission_
always reach the waste paper bas.:' of anynth ieh'ate who doles not
et no natter by whom written: We scv,orlfine these men. My opin-
must have the name of the writer, 1 ion 10 that every vestige of drool:
AN' OFFER WORTH WHILE. 1 ed work should'be wiped out. Does
any ane of you 'wan(t to see the
Between now and November 1st li money of the young meal enticed
tber;e will be all sorts of interest- l away from them by the offer of a
ing news, and newspapers will. be which rs ee -rotten that it would
well worth while, It is the season ! kill the Afrreae dodger Who is the
in which. greatest
ah national life means ,,of 'winning it? Last year
finds its greatest actrvity. WO ; we had detectives at all the fairs
have Made arrangements with the to guard against this nuisance. Re
Toronto Mall and 'Empire by which 1 member: that any association which
we axle able to offer the big Mat- , permits these men on its grounds
ropolitan Daily and our own paper is liable to lose the government
•—the two together!—from now till
sum of $2,75. Surely this is a heagrant."
November tst,1011, for the nominal
l- j THE KILLARNEY GIRLS,
ed -up Measure that few can resist. ,
We maks• this concession in price i Probably the most-entertainkig
with the Objeect of increasing our , and mirth provoking of the con -
list of *milers,- as we feel that the eerts randier the management of the
remits of fpr own pipe only re- ; J. E. Doherty concerti course was
quire to 1e known to be apprecint-' that last Thursday evening. Seven
ed, while the Mail and Empire is comely ladies with panniers hang -
generally conceded to be Canada'sing over the sides of their skirts,
Greatest newspaper. Sen all ord- . and with enough grlean showing
ergs to office of this paper. 'toauggest thle Emerald Ilse, were
the performers. They were the
MINOR_r,OCAL'S. Killariney girls and whether they
Lent. have ever been in Ireland matters
Two more days in February.
Spring will soon be bete, I little. Suffice, it to say they have
; mastered sufficient of ;the Irish
Council meets on Monday eve- brogue and manners, to provide a
fling. - ., decidedly pleasant levenin,g s a-
How'does .Your -label on New Fla ,mus�enilent. The program wasade-
read? llghifelly ijefrie hrng •one and. in -
A -good crowd of • temperance troducfa some realistic uortrayls of
workers were in town on Friday Irish life Irish songs and dandies e
last.n• ey gintermingled with sparlcl:rig • ThD ® a kTin
A few took in the dance at'Hon- Irish wit and l.mnor, which readily
sail. onFrid�ay evening last. ' forret. fart', with the large 'audi-.
R b t' row, cede. Miss Rita Rich,- the clever en • Plumbing and Heating
A PURSE OF 'GOLD
The Congregation of Willis
church, very quietly made a can-
vas and on . Wednesday evening a
purse of gold was ,handed to Rev.
Mr.. Grant, their departing pastor,
as a slight token of their esteem
for him and .his good wife. There
was not congnegationlil meeting.
ouorene xm' The choir will be entertained to-
night at the home of Mris. John-
eton, Eattenbur5 street and Rev."
and Mrs. Grant will be honored
guests.
OUR SI�EeII3LS
For Saturday and all Next WeeK
for
39.00
39.00
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League on Monday evening..
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Royal Coal Range, reservoir, high closet 45.00 ONTARIO ST. CHURCH.
Welcome National reservoir, high shelf 43 00
Miss Beatrice White, of :Windsor,
' sang nn Sunday last at both morning,
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and evening est r
vee.
7.5o
Volrner Washing Machine
Lighting Washing` Machine
Bonnie Washing Machine,
Rev. Mrs Langford addressed the'.
I0.001 6.5o A Congregational banquet. will be
, held about. March loth or 11111.
6.50 5.50 The pastor will conduct the services.
on Sunday next.
Golden Rod Vacuum Cleaner 8.5o 7.00
Electric Lamps, Table Linps and Rayo•uLamps at
Io per cent discount, c
Medium Lamp Chirnnies...:.... ...... .,...3 for 10
Large Lamp Chimnies.............. .. ;;.3 for 15
Received another lot Perfection 0i1 Heaters 4.50 & 5.00
Perfection Scales just the thing for family uce only 1 75
SIA ::LAND . BROTHERS
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NOVELTIES
STOVES HA U AND
, HARDWARE
be changed t9 Wednesday evening
• of each week
WILLIS CIIURCH.
Rev.'D, K. Grant will close his pas
torate here on Sunday.
WESLEY CHURCH
se Ida Wilk
en and Mr. Karl Wilken sang a duet
"Nailed to the Cross."
The pastor took as his morning sub
jest "Prayed out of Prison" and at the.
evening "'rbe.Dectophone."
Prtnripal Houck, of the Public School'
addressed the Senior League on "One
Unswerving Aim "
SALVATION ARMY.
Last Sunday evening Mi
A mempi.+ial service widtbe held
on Sunday night for the lateMrs.
Pesenleibaker, who was one of the
first names on 'Ulla 'Roll. Special
music. •
and o 'tdoor meeting
The inside u g
that was held on Thurjsday will
SPRING 1914
TWSMTY c55 5 '"^" Ax, !TAMAR, rAin0.,i,nee slattitA,
Bolero Coats
Hip Draperies!
Single :le and
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Double Tun
The - newest .and loveliest Spring styles trs
hundreds and' hundreds are shown' in the new
issue of the `'Standard Fashion Book for Spring
With each copy you get any Standard Patted:
Free
20 Cents at the -Pattern ' Counter!
The w D. Fair Com
Often the cheapest-lUways the Best
SPENT A PLEASANT EVENING
The St. Joseph's Literary Club
spentt' la social evening in the I
school room on Monday evening,
of this week.
LENT STARTED YESTERDAY
Yesteitday was Ash Wednesday •
marking the advent of Lent. Ser-
vices were held in St. Paul's and
St. Joseph's church'es.
A NEW SUPERINTENDENT
WANTED
By; Can advertisement elsewhere
it will be seen that Mr. Onslow
Crich refused . to accept , the sal-
ary as caretaker' e,of the Clinton
Cemetery at $400 and when not re
quired o tt there l:o work in the
'town. Before he was paid 15c an
hour for wrok lin town, but the
Council decided to cut the latter
off. It remains to be seen if they
have done the wise thing or not as
Mr. Crich made a capable manager
and did his work well.
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BLYTH ONE
And the above tells a sad tate
for the Northern hockey boys wha+
were defeated here on Tuesd'ng
night by the C,R.S. boys by severe
of 13-1. At half time the scorewasi
10-0. Harry Twitchell handled tae
bell and kept the game frtee from;
roughness. The locals had the
best of the play and worked. fax
some neat combination. 'Followi
was the line-up of the Clinfarti
boys,—Evans, Wheatley, Villein.
Matheson, Kilty, Cook, Walker,.
OLD BOYS' REUNIONS
There will be a large "crop" calf
•• Old Boys' reunions in 1014 jud:gSeg
by the preliminary arrang. neo0rttte
being made in numerous places. F..
is a very happy way to .enjoy ea
11ew days when visitors and visited
conform to well recognized, rufeal
1 of conduct during the days chosen
( for the program. Same people:
• have made a sorrowful show a::
themselves at some of these gatta-
: erings by forgetting what got/ala-
i manly behaviour consisted af. Lt
'ivas' a two edged sword.
I Thi eorner Store
I "Live and Let Live
sr�Cab
A �,.'F.'•'Hee
Nave yon t int tett balk Tea; t'ac3
' Oul ec, Enc, 40c add 150o per lb.
aders rt l �.s
Leillvr crs hi Home-
made Tinewaare. Palls,
BolIUl's, Intik,-alar. Sap
Buckets aaaltl Slap Panes
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Grateess
and Apples.
Fish
Call in and see the quality of the Tin Fresh Frozen .herring, Halibut, Carni
we are using and you will be sure to an Haddie, Cisco, Cod Fists sod
take a pail or two home with you. Filletts.
Renew your u scup icer r tertainer, was warinly greeted and
The New Era circulation conti�u- remarkably good juven
res .o grow, ie mad o i Ile imitations. She ,throws herself
ews and will be glad to have your completiely into the ;spirit of the
help. ;songs and was time and again ale-
Saturday, Feb. 28th, is Paardes g
bur Day. called'. Miss Andrews, contralto,
There's been a dandy supply of pos(s�ssles a deep, nick voice, and
ice cream on top of the milk bot- le ,o�e of the best ever heard in
ties lately. Clinton. She sang Mother Mac
Once again. Will that old timer, res,' with much feeling. Among
who saidtherewasn't' goin'to be the entertainers' was anelocution-
no winter," please stand up. let of real merit, Mss Werner. Her
Now comes he consoling infer- interpretation of'a "Legend of Ire-
land" that the peach crop•is very land was splendid, as were also a
little `damaged but more eubetant- number of character sketches given
ial data wilt e,availabhe around later. An Irish concert would not
next Au ust. besueh, without an Iris1. step dance
Flee le ten season has commend- Thin was introduced during the eve
ed ning by one ofile young ladies.
Then, too, the ladies ean,g in en -
BRING IN THE NEWS. I� emblje a large number of Irish.
laongs, from "Killarney" to the
Do you appreciate, your New Era? 'Wearin' of the Green.' Selectiolnis
Would you like to sae mogenetvd on a violin and cello at intlenvals,
in your paper? Would you reefer completed the program.
more detail in the stews that is
published? If so, there is a way in
which you, as a reader ,of this pa-
per, can help to make it More to 11 COSIS NO I10PC WOPtA All It COSIS' l
your liking. It takes a lot of run -
ping around, much. time and eorne.
inconvenience for a newspaper to'
gather small news items such ,as.
pelisonals, notices of small meet-
ings, social gatherings, afternoon
teas, slight ',mishaps, rete. It is the -
business of a reporter to do this,
of course, but even when he does
his best th;erie' are always a few ,
small. items lett over because he,
has not got in touch with, those
concerned or does not hear of them
until too late. Now, this way in
which you can help The New Era '
is lto call us hp, drop +us a lime, •,
dryop in and tell us, or often you
might as conveniently write it out
and mail it to ns, Anyway, let us
have an intimation of anything of
news value just as soon as you be-
come aequaindled with lt. We will
appreciate it and you will be mak-
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