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Thursil,y, :Tis; 4th,; 1914..
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D U R A 13 L E --Fire grates ' are three -sided;
last : three times as long. Shaped in the
(W. C. BROWN, Successor)
Dry Goods and House Furnishings
Merchant Tailoring and Men's Furnishings
HE . underaigned;begs to.announce to, the residents of Clinton
and the surrounding countrythat'he will,continue the'bustnesg''
formerly carried on under the firm name of. Tozer &BZa' ,
and feeis warranted'in soliciting the patronage of the citizens, and guar
antees satisfaction in all purchases made from the firm, , Thanking you
all for past favors.
Come and examine the magnificent stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY,
DRY GOODS
Comprising in part
DRESS GOODS
of all the Newest Patterns and Latest Designs in
SILKS WOOLENS COTTONS
PLAIN
FANCY
BROCADES
PLAIN
CREPE
RATINE
RIBBONS, GLOVES, CORSETS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY and TIES
as well as all the staple COTTONS, MULSINS, PRINTS, TABLE LINENS,
Etc., Etc,, ususa,ly found in a first-class establishment
Asesuraisaisasse
W. C. RO N
Solicits an Inspection at this Store
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the McClary dealer or
to grind up clinkers `!
when "rocked°. See
write for booklet. 32t
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ADVERTISING -ISMS. A TIE GAME.
Too ma':ry advertisers do not Last Friday might Wroxeter and
study advertising as they should. Brussels played ate game ar. the
and what is just as bad they do not latter town cn ata Irl storm. No
permit anyone else to study it for score was made.
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ADVERTISING -ISMS.
SHOULD OBSERVE THE LAW.
As motor cars are so numerous , .The declared Policy of a bus!)loess man or of a firm) has afar
in thus town and the traffic on the ' wider acceptance when set forthq
Streets heavy especially on Satur by sensible studied advertising.
day in las therel'le a great danger
HAVE COMMITTEE ROOM.
The Conservatives have opened
up a committee room :9n the room
up over the store of Mayor Jack-
son.
NARROW ESCAPE.
Recently Mr. Will Moon, of Tor-
onto, formerly of Clinton; and son
of Mrs. E. Moon, had a narrow es-
cape from a serious accident while
be taken at the tate and all hinds boarding a street car. An auto and
of refreshments lavill be served. car were coming. down street side
The hockey boys' are running the by side, and fully expecting both
garden party. • would stop at the proper place, he
caught the hand rail of the car,
fell on the step, the auto pinning
him down by the leg. Fortuuately
he was not injured beyond some
bruises, but he has a sore let, ,
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• ofnem dents unless the driver ob-
serve the law strictly. Blowing the
motor horns at the crossings is
forgotten by some motorists.
GARDEN PARTY.
Remember the first garden party
bf the season will be Held, on Re-
creation Park, on Tuesday even-
ing of next' week, The Clinton
Katie Band will furnish a choice
program. A silver collection will
WROTE FOR ORDINATION,
Examinations commenced last
••-week at New St. Paul's Church,
Woodstock, for carididatesc for or-
dination into the Anglican priest-
hood, The following candidates
were present -Fl. 17 Vair, Otter -
:vile ; Mr. Jacques Eastwood; Mr.
`Shaw, Atwood; Mr. ,Langford, Clin
,eton; Mr, Alexander. Woodstock;
Ke ue-
Mr. 1\Ic
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Junis,R g
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Mr.Ripley
:Ealing ,• Mr. I-Ieakes London Mr.
',Ryott, Kirktonl The examiners
were Canon Sage of London and
Rev. R. S. W. Howard' of Chatham
ELECTIONS ANNOUNCED.
•s announced the
moa
Saturday's la lex . i
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.Provincial elections for June 20th
and nomination day for the -22nd;
The campaign will be short and
sweet,
A REMINDER.
Again the New Era has been ask
ed to remind persons that papers
os
where
be kept loose not
shoald n
p
they can .be blown into the streets.
A serious accident may 'happen
from this cause,
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STOCK EDUCING SALE
Having bought out the Furniture and Undertaking liminess
of 91r. Wesley Walker, and in order to reduce stock, for the next
69 days; we put on one of the largest sales of Furniture that
was ever held in the County of Huron.
This Stock must be Reduced and Prices
are not to be considered
All Goods Bought During Sale will be Cash
JAS, DUNFeRD
Undertaker and Funeral Director. ' Phone 28.
light and Day Calls answered at Residence over Store
Our Seasonable Goods
Are more complete now than ever and we are
adding daily Improved, Up-to-date Novelties.
Lawn Mowers Sherwinf-Williams 'Paints
Screen Doors and_Winflows Japalac and Varnishes
'Perfection Oil Stoves Climax Wall Paper Cleaner
Brushes of all kinds. 1 Bonus'English: Floor Wax
Poultry Netting , r Silverand Breast 'Polishes
Garden, 'Hose Ten" Kinds of Stove /Polish
Lawn Sprinlltlers' • a, Jellstone and Mureseo: Wall Famish
Brass Curtain Poles O -Cedar Mops.
Spades and Shovels Flempol and 'Liquid. Veneer
Step -Ladders ,Brooms and Whisks - a
Cut Glass 25 per cent discount' 1drthie monty only
1 only 'portable, Blubber Bath Tub regular 16.50 for 4,25.
Watch next 'week for our Big, Graniteware Sale
Don't miss seeing our 'Vest Pocket 'Flash Liight+ Exhibit.
Next Saturday evening, 8 to 9.30 no person should be'witb-
out one espeei(ally,:„av'hen the lights go curt,
.TUNE Electric Irons, regular $5.00 for $4,50
Electric Irons, regular 4.50 for 4 00
MONTH I'H Hammocks, rc cuter 2.00 for L75
Hammocks, regular 2.50 for 225
SPECIALS ]ALS I'tammocks, regular' 3.00 for 2 05
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SPECIAL -Free parcel post to al p living within 90 miles of
Ohnton. Phone No 7 or drop a card, and we will send by the
next delivery'free of charge, 11 pounds is the weight limit.
HARL,AND OT II E S
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
GOES TO BRUSSELS TOMORROW
The Clinton Football team will
play in I3,russels to -morrow even-
ing-. The club will try and send
the strongest team possible to
make up here, so as to try 'and
defeat the Northern :Boys.
LAWN •SOCIAL AND BAZAR,
MADE A BIG 'HIT.
The London Advertiser the
moaning edition was the only paper
to give all its readers the account
of the disaster in the St, Lawr-
ence when the Empresss of Ireland
was struck by another boat and•
sunk with nearly a thousand lives.
That was a scoop with a vengence
and took well wiht the reading .pub
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WHY NOT AN ELECTRIC BELL 2
Now that we have continuous
power why not have. an electric
arrangement for the fire bell. Any
one who has pulled the rope knows 1
that there are lots of easier jobs
to be done. An electric arrange-
ment would give a steady alarm
until turned off, The ,council
should 'take up this important
matter.
STANDING IN THE
W. F. A. DISTRICT. •
won lost
draw
Brussels 1 0 1
Wroxeter 1 0 1
Clinton ...... ..... 0 .'d 0
Clinton plays in Brussels on Fri-
day evening of this week• and a
good crowd of rooters will accom-
pany the team over to Brussels.
MINOR LOCALS.
June.
Council Meet on Monday,
It pays to advertise,
The snow balls .aro here again.
The football team goes to Bruss
els on Friday of this week.
This is the month of exams. Pity
the poor students who has neglect
ed Tris work.
Ringli,ng's circus is tb be at Strat-
ford on the 10th, and a big crowd
from here is. likely to attend,
The various councils of the town
chips should get the tuts out of
the main roads. flullett, McKillop
and' Tuckersmith made a good job
of the •,Huron. Road last week,
The House of Refuge committee
met here thie week.
s Church
1bofWil1l
' s Cu
The Girls
will hold and bazaar alnwnf social i bazaar
on the lawn of Dr. Goon's resi-
dence on 'Saturday afternloon of
this week. All the ladies are cor-
dially invited to attend. Remember
the date, Saturday, Jana 6th.
HAD TI•IEIR . PICTURE "TOOK"
Last Thursday evening' the Clin-
ton Kiltie Band in full dress and
numbering 25. ltnarched to the
bowling green. where' Artist Fink
took their picture. After la few
selectibns they marched back to.
town hall and ,gave a short pro-
gram at the band stand,
ENGAGE THE KILTIES.
The Clinton Kiltie Band is fast
making engagements for the com-
ing summer months and also fall
dates for Fairs. If any organiza-
tion or soeaety wants to hire them
:they do not want to put .off too.
long to secure good dates. Mr, T.
Herman will supply any person
with the necessary information'.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr, Thos. Jackson; jr., is having
his residence ifrsshened; up with
the painter's brush.
S. S, Cooper has had the brick
work of the Sloane block repainted.
It 1a decided improvement to
Main street.
The livery barn of W. J,Elliott
is being. repainted
Mr. Ha -cry Bartliff Chas let the
contract vto Mr. Hiram Hip to
erect a cement addition to his store
for a new bake shop. Mr. Bartliff'
will then have all his business in
one store then
Thos. McKenzie is having his of-
fice painted inside,
MINOR LOCALS.
Get ready for the 1st of July.
Clinton will thave a good day.
Huron County Councilis meet-
ing this week, !
The farmers could, ,have Ad com-
plaint to matte about the amount
of rain' last week. ` ,
This community just missed &,bad
storm on Friday night, but we got"
the rain instead: , r
The papers were much) sought
after on Friday and Saturday on
,account of the disaster of the Em-
press of Ireland. '
A number of the citizens are cora,
! plaitnl•:ng, ,about not having the
streets watered. Its np to them to
have a petition and also pay full
charges, which a number refuse to
do.
June -the month of brides
Wednesday was King 'George's
birt'adax.
The Kiltie -Band are fast making
engagements for the summer and
. fail 111,9 your organization is need-
ing a bated don't forget to get,your
d to set ,1•r ith the, band boys.
The footl,lall boys went;.; over to
ayfielcl lam' Wednesday;; buil ow -
:pug to the trunk'going wrong it.was
/hlate before the game was started
and the game ',.l.acl to be called be
fore ,time. No soave wee anade'=by
I either teams,
In Your House for Wall Paper?
Wall Paper sir Our House icor
ANY ROOM
Obey that impulse' and have your,horne re-
decorated.
Of course, we don't sell all our papers under.
many a snap for you in
Some with borders and
price, but there is
our stock:just now.
ceilings to match
s!ele 'r{ as 3c Per Roll
DR. SHAW'S TEAM DEFEATED,
St.. James Vc a1'd defeated Dr,
Shaw's All Comers last Tuesday by
a score of 7-5. Following were the -
players, St. Janes Ward, -1I, Man-
ning, C. Peokitt, E. Judd, 11.1. Tier-
ney, R. Schrenk, A. McGuire P
Ladd, • O. Murphy, W. Sloman. All
Comers. -G. Evans F. Wallis, F. hlc
Neil, L. \Vest, S. Allin. 9. Little.
Lawrence, W. Welsh end A. McKen
ale. Score bywinnings.
St James. -2 0 112 0 0 10-7
Ali Comers, -0 110 0 210 0-5
CIRCUS DAYS.
The circus season Is with us once
again. With it comes the press
agent's letter imform:ng, the editor
that if he will use the "enclosed
notices," the circus people will
simply be ticketed to death to
give him a couple of tickets, No
-,they put it smoother than that
-they ask the editor to be their
guest at the circus. We kind of
like that word "guest." Although
you' would only have a hard boarcl
sent you'd be able, to feet sorry for
the fellow who had bought a ticket
and was not a "guest" oflthecircus
The "enclosed Latices," $d paid for
at regular rates would be worth be-
tween 97 and $8. So we are asked
to swap two 'circus tickets for about
SS worth of newspaper space. Well,.
this is 'once 1v'h.enr we'll have to
revert to the vernaccular of the
small boy and exclaim, "No't11in'
dorm'.
A HURON BOY CANDIDATE
FOR NORTH PERTH.
Stratford Beacon. -•'I have always
been a Liberal and I stand, on the plat•
fcrm of Mr. Rowell," So spoke Mr. R.
S, Robertson, city solicitor and Libe,.'
al standard hearer for North Perth for
the local' Legislature. "While I have
never heretofore been ambitious for
political honors, the present platform'
of aholieh the bar is especially the rea-
son that 'at the present. time I have
come forward as a candidate," he add-
ed. R. S, Robertson first saw the
light of day in the town of Goderieh
on the shores of Lake Huron, His ,
early, education he received in the pub.
lie schools of that town, Later he
attended Osgoade Hall in Toronto.
graduating in 1892. For the succeed•
tug six years he was deputy clerk of
the county court, of York, al Teronlo'
under the late if. M. Roes, at o.le.i,iate
provincial treasurer, In December
1878. 39r. Robertson carie to Stratford
and practiced, law with the present.
Hon. MT. Justice Idington of the
Supreme Court of Canada, On Mr,
ldingtoa's elevation to the bench in;
the spring of 1004 the present partner.
ship, of Robertson and Coughlin was'
formed. Mr. Robertson alas always to
ken a big interest in temperance work
and enjoys the deep respect of the
entire community, irrespectvie of poli-
tical praferenoe,
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Which we are proud to be
As we conduct a sanitary
HHgh•tClass Bakery.
For Your custom we are anxious
For your trade we're striving
hard..
Your patronage and favors
We hold an 1r5ghl regard.
Conner's Bakery
Phone 202
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often the ehapest-A1Ways the 'Fest
]Picture Taking Time
If you have never taken pictures now is the time to
begin -when nature is et her best. "Db not let another
season pass without the enjoyment which a good Camera
affords. We handle the
Eastman Cameras. Itodaks and Brownies
the rook highly developedOamerast on the market
In Photo Supplies we have everything you may need
Prompt Priming and Developing.
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Dispensing Chemist THE QUALITY DRUG STORE
STEAMER GREYHOUND
ANNUAL EXCURSION
Goderich to Detroit
and Return
GOING F .° JUNE 12
RETURN FiJUNE 15
ROUND TRIP $1.50
BALL CAME/313th and 140
NEW YORK & BOSTON
In Detroit ..
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H.AYER
WHITE STAR LINE on,;m,
NATIONAL
rtland @ement
We have just received a Car Load of the same Old Brand
of Portland Cement which has always given you such com-
plete satisfaction. It always fills your requirements. You
cannot make a mistake in using the National.
S. J. ANDREWS, CLINT-1iN
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Your Order for Eave-
ta'ougbinr, Plumbing,
and General B.ellaia'ing
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Prices Motleratb
Workmanship and Material
the Best.
Call at ltowland's illardwere
or Phone 53
Thos. Hawkins
gPlumbing and Heating
The eornner Store
"Live and Let. Live"
•Breakf.a,st, Foods or
Hot Weather
Corn aloes
' • Flakes,
Puff Rice,
Puff Wheat.
Shredded Wheat, i#
Gusto,
Grape Nuts,
Triscuits,
Post Tosties.
Dutch Rusks,
Force,
(sraltahVita.
Just received a shipment of
Flower Pots, Jardeniers, Dinner
Sets, and Toilet Sets, -
CALL AND GET PRICES.
FRUITS -Bananas, Oranges, Lem-
ons, Pineapples, Strawberries,
and Tomatoes.
]Butter and .Eggs 'Wanted
highest Market Price
E, E. Hunniford
PHONE 45.
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White Footwear that ever graced a shoe
store in Clinton,
Oxfords, Colonials, Pumps, Etc..
I. Many of our styles cannot be found elsewhere
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Moderate Prices lilere---You Know
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$L50' 1.7,E 2.00 .
We hardly see how a woman will be able
to live through the coming' summer with-
out some sort of a selection from our line
of White Footwear.
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