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CLINTON
Tltursdilty, May 7th, 1914,
Special Demonstration
of .the
Famous Corlene Corsets
'On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, lltay 14th, 15th and
16th, Miss Smith will demonstrate the Coriene Corset to
the ladies of Clinton and vicinity, and we cordially invite' you
to conte. She thoroughly understands the 'fitting of corsets,
and will explain just the kind of:cors-t you shonldwear, and'
why... Come any of the above days, it will be interesting,
Special Purchase of Ladies
and: ChiIdr S Spring Coats
Traveller's Samples at Cost -and Less
Space will not permit a description. In the
lot are Ladies Spring Coats, sizes 36 and 38 only
Children's Spring Coats, ages'` 8, To, r2 and 14
,years only. Colors -Tango, 'Tan, King Blue,
and Grey Tweed Mixtures, Etc. Styles are the
very latest, Prices—Cost and less. Savings on
these coats are such that they will not last long
Come Early and Get Best Values
Boys' Odd
Bloomers
LEAN ---No:'' dust or flying ashes. 'Ash ;.
chutes guide all ashes. into coitenient pan.
No ;ash. shovelling
necessary. See the
lary 'dealer or write for booklet. 33
`•BYAia & SUTTER ' LOCAL AGENTS
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Saturday we put on
sale 25 pairs of Boys
Odd Bloomers. tweeds
and worsteds, in "Lion
Brand" make, are lined
throughout, ranging in
price up to $1.25 for
Saturday only
PAINTING POLES
The, Bell Telephone p to .rs a '
here paintiu(; the poses aroiinci
town.
VE HAVE A SWEEPER;
"WHATARE YOUR VIEWS? •
The ordinary process al utree't-
cielanin(✓,, by means of a rotary
sweeper is a! menace;
.,heaalth. If the dust of rugs and
carpets i; germ latex, tt111t m i
�r a.:•ee le Bite.
'the. ou,.� of tl.c ,
—Woodstock Sentinel -Review.
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PENNY. BANKS APPROVED •
To teach a+ child how to econo-
mize on .slenider resources\ how'to
resist temptation to nleedlesis ex-'
'pi.lase, anti. how to make reason
able provision for th•etlruture," :s
,the object of the Penmiy, Bank in
the schools as explained, in apaim-
phlet just issueid, by -the Onthrio
Department of Education. The
Minister of'Education • Je impre ,
sed with. the importa,pee ii "tl e
clncouragemene of thrift amongst
school children snit has had, un-
der consideration, the practicalas-
sistance given in this\ drtrection by
the Pennl? Bank of Toronto. The
Minister feels no hesitation in .
Making a recommemtdLation to -"all
School Boards and principals to
lelstablish (thiel ty:stem in htlwr
!schools and/ to enllis('t the interest
of the -scholars through the inter-
est, sympathy and\ co-opeaationlof
the teachers,
FIRST SITTING
The first s tt :g of the Court of
Rrv1S.on ' 11 b he:d on 1iiur:day
May 29th.
V1SITED STJIFIMERHILL LODC;E
Mr. D. N. Tt atron, District Ma'. -
ter, visited Sunxnerh , t,ini 'r
U. L. No. 7,0, a,t Mozaciav
John Sctltodual3 iwent along 1 i_:1
the D.11. The lodge ie in a t r••y
proepc,rons conclit:uit incl o l ap-
Iteau• on the i2th of July with a
neev banner.
PUBLIC SCHOOL' CADETS
Lieut. P. Towne Is instructing a
!squad, of public ,sehool boys in
the mysteries o 'drilling,
ADVERTISING -ISMS.
`I17.ost people, put themselves 00
the defensive the mir.;ute they 1 e, -
gin read a;t•, ,an aclvert',seaXient."
a,Ibert 'Hubbards
GOD 1:1C i 'SIA_; OWNER
_1t ,i inceiing o; the \11e11ir(*lnn
license commiscl+:p.re, the license
for the hit a. Edward. Hotel,
Guelph, was lis: ferrets from Jas.
Sohns'm. to J. O. Reynolds, of
Ooderich.
ADVANCE SALE GOOD"'
Judging by the sale of rear
since opening there will be a
large turnout at .1,e town hall on
Friday •et eii.tf to see "The Dixie
Ciuiutt'°etc '� Therestill aro t t. i some
good seats left. Plan at Fairs
Boot:, Store.
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APPOINTED CLERK OF \V. 0. W.
It Costs No More Worth All It Costs
HOP
'YEAST
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BREAD
Irs Pure
That's Sure
Our . Mother's Baked
But Whg Shtluld Von?
Bakery
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BRIGHTEN -UP
The Following' is a Partial List
of the Brighten -u 'Goods
We Carry
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Sherwin Williams Paints,
Varnishes, Floor Paints, Etc,
Campbell's Varnish Stains
Japalac
Climax Wall Paper Cleaner'.
Ronux English Floor Polish,
Metal Polish -5 different kinds
Siloo the celebrated silver polish
Stove Polish -10 different kinds
t listless' Mops and Dusters
lellstone and Muresco Wall Finish
Silver Polishing Cloths
Door Mate
Step Ladders
Flempol and Liquid Veneer
Brushes of all kinds
Brooms and Whisks
Simmer's Celebrated Garden Seeds
SPECIAL—Free parcel post to'all parties living within 90 miles of
Clinton. Phone No. 7 or drop a card, and we will send by the
next delivery free of charge. 11. pounds is the weight limit.
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STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
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SOLD HIS DRIVER
On Saturday lidr. Lal. Paisley de-
livered. his driver to to seaf,nrth
gelnitleenan who 'paid, a good price
for an exceptionally ,good) piece of
horsenesh.
ANOTHER CAR
Ex -Mayor Jacob Taylor is the
latest motorists'. He has purchas-
edia-Tiour tpassenger touring car
of the Ford, make and is fast be-
coming !an expert driver.
MAY DATES'
May 21st is Aslcension Day.
May 22nd is Empire Day in the
.school.
May 24th is Victoria Day.
May 25th is .a public holiday.
A FINE BED OF TULIPS
The 'Midway" can boast Of hay
ing one of the finest beds of tul-
ips around! town, The 'Horticul-
tural . Society have 'done woniders
in. Beautif(y'mig the front streets of
Clinton.
TWO DAYS
1 1 t.i.y was dist'.
sat t',-surday
c:oir•t of stock,
•a':•> cri•l,ye,,shine
t:1rc ig ti;.:
Mr. Chas. 4': i'tts'nail been appoin-
ted Clerk of the Woodman of the
World lodge: as sncceseor to Mr,
Thomas Cottle, who resigned some
:time ago. Mr.\Tilts 1V111 male a
capable o!ficer.
DID NOT DESERT TTIEM
W.arrested
SS . J. IIud;'iart, who was
in Hamilton, appealed, before ma-
gistrate Kelly at Godcrich on Ft
day, and was allowed, to go. 11:d
dart stated that he bad no hJ:en-
tions of leatinlg the ehildanfn, 1x01
was hastily called r away to Hamil-
ton,. intending to n•aturn for the
children:
MIGHT HAVE BEEN A BAD FIRE
\Vhat threatened: forashor-t time
to lir a, c -loos 'Ere started. last
Friday night about seven o'clock,
in 11L_Cr rs barber shop, when the
oil heater ,exploded. The blaze
had ntadr,goorl p ac es„ whe-i di
covered, but the local fire brigade
soon had everythina under con-
trol. The los' is iully covered by
iusuraaipe.
MINOR LOCALD-
Observe mother's day.
The syrup ,searl,on is over.
May 24th is the next holiday.
Seend. In all the news, that is
netv,s.
There have been si4e frosty
nights. .• '
The,bowling ,,greena will soon .be
behkoninr ue.
Interesting i eacling-, on every
page of the New 'Era.
'ass, 'day, It isi to be. called Mac-
tareers Laurerytia ••114111 .. Co..!
The grass is looking up. •;Bette\
I. get your .lawn=imowet oiled;
When is the 'fountain oit Isaac
street going? to 'be in working
order?
There is no dsrnger of petticoat.
gove,Ianment-tlie;',- are not being
worn this year.
Correls,polndleailts should send in a
budget. Of news every week, wheth
er big or ,smal'l.
Setter cute11f the black knot on
your fruit trees and burn it as re-
quired.
law. Do it
g , bThe'ttateri,g cart made its first
appears nen 'On Seta,rday after-
noon,. It was a needed necessity.
More, gall and wormwood for
Canadian mains 1 About •a hun
d,•ed`brides-elect here just reach
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ad rlcl Montreal.
I1 the weatherman would, talk
less 01 warmer weather, but Sive
us more, more cordial relations
might be establ .ohed.,,
Mr. A. F'. MacLar'ena 'form sly
member for N. (Perth, has estab-
lished Id i;aatory for 'homogenized
11 t elaybur•t 13 C. It has a
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post y -:t'
: ROI T fr,F,ASON O'1Is'\LD.
The trout season r. e,-ci 1a,-1
t ['i. 1 1 ren:" a nota! - rt,_ 1 •1
cagi . have let the care of e` •>ry
ty i. t0sock the speckled
Fish stories will now be
ind:d.:r.
ARBOR DAY, •
Last FriziaVt Arl.or
tit•.. 5 Iroor chi: r a t hod a 1 ..
day o it, la -sides. '^or-, nwag ti lesson.,. The various rooms had
1 LP L.,
ritic.p.,l Pouclt had the Vgger
boys raking up flit yards.
',ACK
Cit s .'17,hould. he on he ,l 1
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it.. un chi y and
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Z o, tuit treea anciw..ii.
41-," l ,• 'Nile -ever it s Ton; l.'tlre
limb atfc. to a: by it should be cut
1CIT.ai INTEREST
Last week the Editor of the New
r _3,.cd( a I.‘-,tter irdi i the
with a posto f e .nreit: h',rl 3 aid
up'1 a k dr:kits and lidded incest
in a way of paying up unc I U. s..
1945. You should. have seen the
:Editor smiles Have you tr;'ed it
yourself? -
2,300 RURAL MAIL ROUTES
IN OPERATION
A statement hanided out by the
Postaffice Department-ishows that
there are now In operation 2,61/0
rural mail delivery routes through
out Canada, serving 95,000 patrons.
In Oretario during the past year
587 rural •postolliees have ' been
closed owiing to the establishment
of rural mail delivery. During the
past month •aloeAe 16 rural post=
offices were closed.
GETS LONGER, RUN
The crews of the London, Hurotl
and Bruce passenlger trains were
notified Thursday last, that going;
into ef0ect of them(ew passenger
schedule. on May 5 they would not
lay over ,all day in London, but
would take :the short trip to Strat-
ilord each clay. The Crew, ander
Conductor 'William Weems, will be
tli, Sirs ( ta• niake the new ruri,
which will mean a substant al M-
ei-disc in wages for med• on the
Bruce ran.
FALL WHEAT AND CLOVER
INJURED
Saturday morning many farmers
in this n.`,cittity were greatly d s
appointed in the cond;tion of.the
fall wheat and clover crops: Early
in the spring, when the snow had
disappeared, there was every in-
ateation of prom:si!ag crops dI
wheat, as tpp.tre..i.k.!y Oia: t i 10
11,161 t tjurc:rl ,them a little., he
cold,backyard spr.ng and the - c.n1-
tinu d frosty ailghts, in -''inch the
ground was frequently frozen to a
ct:tpth of some inches, ha -,caused
the destru 'tion of the plants sail
in many instances :f,clds of wheat
THE HOME PAPER have been almost 1inneo, Much of
Gives` you the reading matter ::u the wheat and clover eci11 be plow -
which you have the greatest inter-
est—the home .news. Its\ every is- crops.
.sue will prove a welcome vis for
to every member o1- the family. It'
should head your list of nett's-
paper and pe`odical subscriptional
C::IAN JE$ IN G. T, R,
TRAIN SERVICE
psi- f anange of time war
mads May :'c WA`1 ni sal lc:
o:itcuti'ui; _u,' l ta'ul e ua may be
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(1:1 apl'I. tt cit ' agents.
ae are •11) cliangos 1111(17 on.
: tti;er Estee• that run .,nto Chiltern.
i5%SLD FLOWERS.
tar(-itly,a wee': the woods will
ha b: i< Il to 'ch ural flowers. IIyl1-
.L.aS , l :..• the. l.`11 .11 iota
ip i.I f 1 l tf c r: ei al -,eddy �!
.11>rn Next week . the dog's tooth
is l a._•(, Dn .Irma 's
sill 1 •oiitt'd .n fill bloom „hitt
,e•oec.il .side.
A THOUGHTFUL GIFT
Send the Newt Era to the absent
member of the family or to the
distant 'friend. It Is 051 good as a
;letter from home and is a weekly
visitor. You Van better iimagiMs
how the home paper is ,apprec at-
led when you are absenit yourself
and a copy is 'forwarded Ito you.
BOUGHT A NEWSPAPER.
Mr.Carl,eto C lrcel Who has
bee�:i a i,iawspaper man in New OM
ariio for the past ,six or seven
rs
,y.,us a a llui na.1>,dl tyle "Hail t
buria t ' o; l' o1 the p ogre s ve
publications' !of -that firogres-„'e
.country, issued 'weekly in Ha ley
h•,rj Mr. 7Treen, is a 110.1 of : Mr •f,
W. Green, former proprietor of the
t:lorra v:delte ,doe' tiac'eIib
t gent ;or :the Mail S Empire. •
STRAY DOGS AGAIN
Many cmplainds are heard re-elpelctor Ayearst,,andl-his three de-
garding the stopping of the clog tebtjves arrives: tn• Renfrew on
atuisanleeyi sinady property owners Thursday legelnin',g last, to give eyi.
alreladlyl having had their flower Id!ence before 'Pd,lice Magistrate De -
beds utterly destroyed by stray . vine in the cases' laird, against two
dogs , The police department say druggists and • an hotel keeper and
that thej, ' are powerless onving to his bartender incl .'town;' Before the
their ability to ,gat, citizens to lay trial one druggist pleaded gu:,ity
complaints. As;al5105ants'-of over- to one charge -a young employee
coming the'.diiffthculty it has been eon,$Elsstuvis that he had e,ol'cl—and,
second
ae sts A
'and co
dogcatcher,.vas fineeU 1.00 a r
,suggestecli that a.a ! '�!
appotmlleld1l charge against this drugg',,st was
withdrawn. All the others
ipCOINS IN 'Ira1,, MAIL, through their solicitor, aske,e1 for
N ROOM
In Your' House for Wall ?aper?
Wail Paper in Our` louse for
PINY ROOM
Obey that impulse and have, your, home re -
.decorated.
Of course, we -don't sell all our papers under
price. but :khere is many a snap for, •yoll in
our stoehjust'now. Some with borders and
ceilings to match
a wchea- a10 3;c Per Roil
The W. D® Fair o.
erten the ehapest-l'�IWays the Best
eluded to pay the fine of $100,, and
on advice of Inlspcctor Connolly
the charges against the hotel -keep
eep.
er and. his bartenller were with-
drawn. The circumstances were
that this charge was based on the
strength of the local option leer
sold/. The, analysis, showed that it
was, only slightly over the 2 i-2
per cent. It hadl been taken from
near the bottom, of the keg and
the d(etective's own story was
that the hotel -keeper had shown
his desire to observe the law by
reltlusing to allow; the. detectiveto
'empty into the beer a flask of li-
quor which he tool: from his own
pocky t. This hotel man, too.
throughout the whole period of
local option, has been believed to
have absolutely ,obeyed: the law
Th d -f f lns ector Connolly
was taken by the department at
Toronto anld, 'the charges against
the hotel man and. his bartender
were withdrawn At the trial on
Thuli1(dayf evening, 1 nstpnctor
Ayearst'sai,t that his men had been
sent here to detect violations of
the law; mot, to do anything mean
and if it coultd. be shown that they
bad done anything mean, they
would not long remain employees
of his department. Associated on.
the' bench witht the Police Magis-
trate ,on this occasion - ar, Mr. J.
E. H. Barnett, in his capac';ty_ of
Justice• of the Peace. The detect-
ives tried „all the druggists. and all
the hotels in. towns; and were look
ing after the doctors, too -as well
as.somc� "places' -nspr:ct(ed, and
i'onnd it a very 'dry” town in-
dteed.
NATIONAL
Portland Cement
We have just received a Car Load of the same Old Brand
of Portland Cement which has always given you such com-
plete satisfaction. It always fills your requirements. You
cannot make a mistake in using the National.
S. J. ANDREWS, CLINTON
NEVER LITS F) A 8:,-1-1,;(r7)
MEETING.
'rhl Presbyterian of last week
makes the fotloa-it 1 eren�e c.t
Rev. 1I. C. Rumhall brother of Mrs.
J. A. Ford, (and who is WCll 1 town
in this localSty;—The Rev '4I. C.
Ru mball, who has been recently ad-
the. degree of Doctor of
mittcd tot e
g
Divinity by Manitoba Colingt-i, is
tvejll, known throughout, the West.
Ile has been. the highly esteemed
pastor of the same congregation
in
Morden if or twenty -.ons years
and has bean. active in the publ:c
life of the \oho 1i, OIty', but pr.t-
ba'bl•y, his chef c1a nil to ci.istinction
in the church, Pic;s ,1 his service to
theSynod. Some idea of Mr.Rum
ball's habits /and detote,clnc nand
be formed when itis knfown that
that not orally noshes been a.mean-
ber of the Manitoba Sy rid, ever
since it was formed, Nearly twenty
years ago, but he has never missed
a meeting arid; -never been late for
a siiygle ,sed'erunt. He has' taken a
full share .in the heavier depart-
nymentsSynod
1e�tts of�or
Work the
has addressed itself,was Moderator
four years ago ancl polls holds the
most onerous po;ktion :n1 the gift
of the S,ynoct' s•c Conaeaer of its
Jun. 1tta5A.V1i 1.ha1m _'ceo
DID THE SPOTTERS WORK
IT HERE
From. the, Renfrew Mercury of
.last week (we \clip a .smell item
which refers to the ,doings of Pro-
vincial.I,nispe,ctor Ayearst and iris
spies. The Editor'. Is a well,known.
nown
temperance man, and\. Presiden't'of •
the n�e(wl hotel erected, ip that town
by the temperance ,.people, t.o
should, bear weight as to the trtith.
Here was the item—Provincial In,
The posto_fi-e •111 11't-t'e;. have. adjournment fci1 a week;` the drug
tcimporarily ie)i teumal .le le 1'1,! gist, though expecting to be-1;lned
rc,gul ttion : tf,ait:I�t, ul t- coin- wishing, to show what 11e thought
thrn p 1 11:, nest st in t .c,,is1ercci Were the unfair means used to
I t•'ters, I,.:Is unnci'stood that the work on 1115 sympathy to get the
order `held (been issued without duo Honor; and - the hatellceeper clesir
notice i o thio pubic, taut• c.:{ eon- ing to give, the Brewery 00.li pili
sicl!erable incpnly en'.ence, but it is had supplied hint the local option
the intention of,the postoffi,ce to beer time to come to fight tiro cage
.` .dict at a liter date:, dn.leis !behal,fl The adlourltlmens,
w1 arcs, she c
when the'•pttblic spall receive the ' vas agreed to, During the suc
;reeding week .the •druggist con -
capacity of oriel thousalutla gallons usual noti e, of the change.
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LEAVE
Your Order for Eave-
trougllinit , Plumbing,
and Gelieral Repairing
WITH
US
Prices Moderate
Workmanship and Material
the Best.
Call at Itowland's Hardware
or Phone 53
Thos. Hawkins
Plumbing and Heating
The Cerner Store
"Live and Let Lite"
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• We Like to Meet Yoga
Face to Face
That would he our choice, bat when
this cannot he the case, we hope to
hear your voice.
Use Phone 45 for Choice Groceries
CARE—Have you tried our Fancy
Oakes and Soda Biscuits,
Butter and Eggs Wanted
Illighest Market Price
E. E. Hunniford
PHONE 46.
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h • lar about their shoes
.q. will find here the best \ 4.
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i ing from one_ store le as
1.. • another to .'find a shoe
✓ you'll like. Come here
+ first and save yourself
4• this trouble.
We have a long range
of styles and prices
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▪ $3e c.50c to *6.00
Thountry's 'best
4 • shoe makers made our
shoes,' on correct lasts,,
from such good leather,
4 as Niei, Patent Colt
+ akin, Velour Calf, Gun
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,t, 14eta1 Calf, etc,
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You can't turn round here without h'lniping into some sort
of Good, Stylish Shoes:
Como and See the New Spring Models,
Conservative or as Smart and Swagger as yen can wish
Remember oar Expert Shoe .Service
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