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JIJS' T PUT ON. SALE AT
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A Large and Varied Assortrrient of•
Colors. !;!...
Tuscan Grey
Pink Blue
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This year's Goods, manufactured expressly
for this firm, from the most elegant
stock of the latest designs and
patterns, all of them
Imported al IL Ives! Markel Price
This fact enables me to
Offer Such inducements to Prospective Purchasers
As wilt be Found Absolutely Irresistible
When the superior quality of the goods offered, is considered.
SHIRT WAISTS FANCY PARASOLS
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at cost and less, at a fraction of their former cost
Kindly call and inspez,t the above mentioned goods,
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ADVERTISING -ISMS.
Be sure your message is as .1,4
as the man. you Want to talk to,
,50 CENTS. •
Will pay for the New Era to new
, subscribers in Canada from now un-
ptbe end of the year. If you are
already a subscriber accept the
,' chance to send the New Era for the
:II balance ot the year to your distant
son daughter or friend who will
preciate reading the home news,
DUSTLESS---- By opening dust damper
,and direct draft damper when shaking
azyjrzace- all dust is carried up
smoke pipe. See
the NIcClary dealer or write for booklet.
BYAM & SUTTER LUCAL AGENTS
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ADVERTISING -ISMS.. • ' ATTEND. ONT. • ST. CHURCH.
Life is a procession. The thing, , Clinton Lodge L.O.L. will attend
of yesterday moves on—for ever. •DivMe service -at Ontario Street
The successful advertiser :s always church. on Sundai, evening, July
trimming his sails—making ass- 6th. The Brethren had better take
nbunicemests up to the minute. down, the date.
A SMALL ATTENDANCE. I MAY PLAY IN WINCH-1AM.
base ball team tea
of 1 nt:at s;
The' meeting •!,n the interest The Cli
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play in Wiingliamt on the is let et
Dr. Macklin, the Conservative Can- i
July. A little practise would not
didate for Center Huron, on Wed -
amiss if they intent 1.(s teke the
engagement. .
MR, ROWELL WILL SPEAK .AT
nesday evening, only drew- -a small
crowd, Warden Cantelon was chair
man:
CARD OF THANKS.
The . Oddtellows wish to extend
their thanks for the floWerS.given
for their service. Also to-Mr.Ons-
low Crich the caretaker of the cemo
try for his services which *ere
well planned and eourtuously
courteously .given and much appre-
'dated by the brethren.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. - s
ADVERCISING-ISMS.
1 The summer meeting of the Clin- 1 Advertismg. is not a raft Not
ton Women's•Institute will be held something on (which you can ride
1 in the A. 0.F. Hall Friday evening to •success, It is ha plus element
sJune 10th.art eight o'clock. Dr. of activity and stretigth—pnt in
i'L.S.AL Hamilton of Toronto Will ad
; dress the meeting and sur Sprite- motiom
tion is extended Joel],IDr. Ham-
ilton subjects nee;— The health of 'WILL CLOSE.
Women, Teaching Life Truths and The office of W. Brydone, J. TaY-
; physical House-cleaning. A short ler and C. B. Hale will close, -Wed-
musical prograns will be given and s.esday and Saturday afternoons
refreshments served. Silver co- until the middle sf September.
1 -lection at the door,
A HOT GAME TOMORIIO W
Brussels plays the final game in the
foot ball district in Wroxeterand they
only have to tie the home team to win
the district as Wroxetar has now lost
a game and the Brussels team has not
lost any. Tht game should be an in
teresting one to watch.
PROMOTED TO
STOCK#REDUCING SALE
' Having bought.out the Furniture and. Undertaking business
of Mr. Wesley Walker, and in order to reduce stock, for the next.
60 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 consideredl
All Goods Bought During Sale will be Cash
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"Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 2S.
Night and Day Calls answered at Residence over Store
Our Specials
For Saturday and all Next Week
A Bargain Sale of Graniteware
Pie Plates regular......10c for Ec
Pie Plates reg12c for 8c
Dish Pans reg 35c .for 25c
Dish Pans re 50e for 35c
Preserving Kettles reg '750 for 50c
Preserving Kettles reg 450 for 33c
Preserving Kettles reg 40c for 30c
Double Rice Boilers only • 40c
Sauce Pane regular....30e for 19c •
• Sauce Pans reg........15c for 10c
Water Pails reg 60c for 40e
Water Pails reg 85c for 50c
Wash Basins reg25c for 16c
Pudding Dishes reg 25e for 19e
Dippers, reg...... ,, 25c for 14e
Basting Spoons only 5c
Electric Irons ..... . . .... . .. . .. 00 and 150
Vest Pocket ,Flash Lights (very useful.) from 1,00 to 1,50
'2,00 Hammocks, for ... .. .... . . .... ....
2.50 Hammocks, for -..................................225 s-
3,00 Hammocks, for .. . .. ............. .. ... ....2 75 '
• 25 per cent discount on Cut Glass all this month
We have a big Assortment of Seasonable Goods
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HARLAND. BROTHERS
STOVESt HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
VISONSIDIBUNI
STRATFORD, JUNE 23RD,
Mr. N.W. Rowell Liberal leader
in Ontario will be in Stratford on
June 23rd and will address a pub-
lic Meeting on the main issues of
the present provincial election.
SIGN YOUR( NAME.
Last week we received a letter
with an ,announcement erldosed,
A LAWN SOCIAL. but was unsigned. Our rule :e to
put all sush, letters in the waste
The Ladies Aid and Mission Cir- basket, A19 correspondence is re-
garded as confidental as far as
the writer's name is concerned.
TGRONTO,
Last Thursday afternoon (Mr.
J. J. Weir of the Royal Bank staff
received word to report at Toronto
on Saturday morning and left 00
Friday afternoon for that city. He
will be missed here ashe took an
active part in sports and,was cap-
tain of the foothell team and had
to leave before, )-,ecould play the
final game in the district, His
many friends here will wish for ,a
speedy and successful rise
the banking business.
MINOR LOCALS.
The peonies are not a ;great suc-
cess this year In scme: parts of the
town,
ole of the BaptistsChurch wall hold
a lawn social at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. IL .iPennebaker, High St.
on Friday evening June 19th. A
short program will be rendered
refreshments served. Silver collec-
tSons Everybody welcome.
,A.NEAT PLANT.
Dashwood can now boast of an
excellent 'electric Might plant.
About a month. ago Mr. J. Nediger
placed the plant in Operation and
the streets are lighted with 10, 100
Watt lamps and 15, 00 Wat9s.
iDo-
ring the past week he has be1'7en
wising up the stores and some
houses. Mr. Nedigersqsnows his bus
iness and does an A.-1 job.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Dr,.1., S. M. Hamilton, a •graduate
in Medicine, of Toronto University
and for past fh e years connected
with the Canad'en Purily Eduea-
tonal Asseclation of Toronto, will
address a .meeting of the Women's
Institute in theZ A. 0. F. Hall, Fri-
day evening. of ;this week. This
will be a public meeting and they
extend an invitation 'to every lady
in 'town or vicinity.
MINOR LOCALS.
Don't let the weeds gettahead of
you. They are much easier con-
trolled- when they are small,
The London conference meets.
next year at St. Marys.
In addition to his Milers( al-
ready published Inc the last week
of the campaign Mr. Rowell On
Mile 24 will speak attExeter then
motor to Clinton and w(ind up the
day with a•mass meeting at \Ving
ham.
Clinton was welt represented at
the C. 0. F. service at GoderSch, on
Sunday.
There was a little frost Saturday
morning—don't take ,our word
though—we didn't see ijt, we only
heard about it.
Its been cold enough to make the
ice man look sick. •
The people who took in the Grey
hound excursion know a was cold
• enough.
Nomination day at Seaforth next
Monday. ,
Ond day you are growling about the
heat—the next day about the cold,
W hat's the matter with you anyway.
Wroxeter brought a goodly ,number
of rooters with them last Friday,night
but it did not do them any 'good 119
• they bad little chance le cheer(
The Fife and Drum is beginning to
practice for the 12th.
CANADIAN PRESS TO
• MEET IN TORONTO.
At a meeting in Ottawa the exec0.
tive committee of the Canadian Press
Association decided to have the 56th
annual meeting of the asscienttion
held in Toronto on Thursday and Fri.
day July 9 and 10 instead of June 20
and 27 as previously arranged. The
chaiige .vas made in view of the fact
that owing to the elections for tbe On.
tario Legislation having been fixed for
June 29 many of the officers of the
association and speakers at the meet-
ing and many Ontario newspaper 11180
•would find it impossible to attend if
the meeting were held on the same
date originally set, Arrangemente
are in progress to follow the convent-
ion with an excursion to Muskoka
lakes immediately after the conv'ent.
don as guests at the Royal Mnskoka
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ELECTION WRIT.
The proclamation, for election in
the Rldimg of Centre Huron on
June 20, with nomsnation. on ,June
rthmete ; 1.30 to 3.30, IsiSerature.
22, has been issued by W'. Beacom,
Returning Officer. Nomination will
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take place from 12 a.m.! til p. m. Grammar;
on June 22 at. Cardno's Hall, Sea-
to 3.30, Geography.
forth. July 2, at 2 p. m, is the time
set for; the official summing up of LEAVE NO MONEY IN BOXES.
the votes cast and tthe declaranon
of the election' of the bansl!clatn
receiving the largest number of
Votes;'''
BOUGHT BARN.
On Monday of this • week the
frame barn which has been used
for a great number of years as a
livery barn, opposite the Norman -
dM Hotel, was purchased by :Air.
John Ellhott, I!.veryman, who, has
had it rented for the past year for
a storage barn and garage.
MAY TAKE ACTION.
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Two New Books
"Just Out" Out" .. "Just in." •
One is Diane of the Green Van. It's a $10,000
prize-lcovel. Over too,000 sold at $1.35. The "best
• seller" for April in both Canada and United States. A
clear, clean, clever, romance, Stirring, entertaining
and consistently interesting.
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The other is Overhand Rd.a story tingling with:
the virile life of the West. One .-of the brightest, best
novels of the year, perfectly clean and decent, and at
• the same time fullof romatic adventure,
Price $1.35
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0 Fair eo.
Often the ehapest-241ways the Best
19 is stat.sd that relatives nI Robt.
J. IReid. , of West Wawanosti, for-
mer Winnipeg, policeman, killed sit
Stoney Mountain penitentiary; in-
tend taking action against the Do-
minion Government, based on the
jury's finding _that the scaffold on
will/eh Reid and another prisoner
were working fell and cart' od 11110
to death because of its faulty con-
struction.
SENDERS WILL BE REIMBURSED
Those who sent money orders to
Europe whicli were lost 00 the Em-
press of Ireland will ndt 0 '01.1
of pocket," as dupricittes of the
money orders, held at Ottawa, Will
be copied and despatched to Lon-
don, • There the parties concerned
will be notsfisd and paid the mon-
ey at their nearest posk' office. It
is estimated Oak over 8110,000 in
money orders went down in the St.
Lawrence in the mail bags.
ENTRANCE EXAMS.
Below is the program of the en-
trance examinations which coin-
menced on Wecit esclay, June lith,
and last for three days. The usual
large number of ,candidates are on
hand to try the examinatkins.
Wednesday, June 17-1.30 to 3.30
Composition, 3.40 to 1,25, Spelling,
Thimgday, June 18-9 to 11,30, Ar-
HENSALL MAN D. Ds b1.M.
OF ,ODDFELLO WS.
The I. 0. 0, F, district lodge, No.
15 [for Huron alas held in, Hensel" this rule, in the cases of medicines
last Friday afternoon, with dee- • from the, local doctors, and bread.
gates from Clinton, Goderigh, Hen- Rural, box holders have in the past
Exeter, Myth, Seaforth, Dun-
gannon, Brucefield and Lucan. The
delegates reports showed that all
the lodges are gradually growing
in, strength. The, following - were
nominated for district deputy grand
master ; • Bro. Scott dr Seaforth
Bro. Bailey of Dungannon and Bro.
McKay of Heneall. After anumber
of ballots Bro. McKay was elected
by the casting vote of Om chair:
erger's Piiii1GFCCI1
It will not pay you to experiment with Paris Green
of inferior quality
Bergers can be depended upon to do the work quickly and surely
Absolute certainty of results makes Bergers Paris Green
the best to Buy—the best to Use
TUE PENSLAR STORE
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The post office .department has
issued a circular letter to nostmast
ers throughout. the Dominion noti-
fying them that rural mail carriers
are prohibited from receiving and
delivering parcels under 11 pounds
unless prepaid at the regular rate
of postage stamps, at -6 cents to a
Parcel. An exception Ss made to
THE, HNE.KPECTED 1-IAPPENED.
Last Friday evening. the 'iVroxe-
foot ball boys came to town with
the idea that all they had to do
Was to play foran hour and( the
game would betheirs. But briside
of a ,minute from, the kick-, off
Brown Draper had scored the first
goal for' Clinton and shortly after-
wards the goal tender let the' ball
slip through lua hands for a second
Wroxeter then, got to work and
scored a goal on the rush. Forbes
had a penalty but hit the goal post
and missed for a third. The sec-
opc1 half was rag as the CFA-1ton
boys played the ball any old,place
and the visitors seemed dazed, All
the Clinton, boys played veil (and
made- every pass count It is too
bad that! they have got; salted so
late. The referee, Mr. Osterbury of
Stratford, caught everytlhing 111
sight and deserves a medal as Le
is the first referee in three -years
that did not fall down at, a ,crkical
moment and( awlard a free kick to
the visitingteam agarinstl Clinton
The -following Were the Clinton
players ;—Goal, Couch ; Backs, Bea-
com and Mustard; half backs, Smil
lio,, Wan and ;Inn's ; forwards
Smittiln, Dale, Forbes, Wright and
Draper„ This game ends the dis-
trict as Inc as Clinton is concern-
been in the habit of placing mons
ey for stauips with the lettArs for
the mail gatherer, when ltaek
stamps. The department are noti-
fying all box holders not to do so,
nor to leave .money In the boxes
for any purpose.
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Which we 'are proud to be
As„we conduct a san'tar
High -Class .Bakery.
Fos' Your custom \ye are anxious
For your trade we're striv:mg
hard,
Your patronage and favors
We hold in hlghl regard.
Comer's Bakery
NATIONAL
Portland Cement
We have just received a Car Load of the same Old Brand
of Portland Cement which has always given you such corn.-
plete satisfaction. It always fills your requirements. You
cannot make a mistake in using the National.
S. J. ANDREWS, CLINTON
LEA
Your Order for EMT -
troughing', Piumbing.
and General Repairing
IT US
Prices (Moderatt
Workmanship and Material
the Best.
Call at ltowland's Hardware
or Phone 53
Thos.liawkins
Plumbing and Heating
41202.101.11.4
The. cornier Store
"Live and Let Live"
Breakfast FoOds.for
Mot Weather
Corn Flakes,
Puff Mee,
Puff Wheat,
Shredded Wheat,
Gusto,
Grape Nuts,
Triiscuits,
'Post Tosties,
Dutch Busks,
Force,
(MaltaVita,
Just received a shipment of
Flower Pets, Jardeniers, Dimmer
Sets, and Toilet Sets,—
CALL AND ioarri PRICES.
FRUITS-Barianas, Oranges, Lem-
ons, Pineapples, Strawberrle&
and Tomatoes.
Butter and Eggs Wanted
Bighest Market Price
E. E. Hunniford
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BAREFOOT
SANDALS.
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Barefoot Sandals for children's summer
wear grow more and more popular
every season.
• We have several good styles in right
leathers, and a lull line oI sizes.
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Fix out the little folk, with SANDALS
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Barefoot Sandals are not at all expensive
75c ti 1.25
FRED. JaeliSON
THE SHOE MAN
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