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T7huraday July 9th, 1914,
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'Just Out"
"Just in'•'
The People ofClinton and the Surrounding Country
are already too well acquinted with this store and the methods governing the conduct
of this business to need any words of an introductory character. We can assure our
friends that this will be by far the most important sale we have ever held in our Lace
Department in our business history. We honestly believe that no. sale event in this
store has ever rivaled this one in importance.
Time Has Been Spent:
In preparing for this occasion, Words cannot be marshalled that are strong enough.
to do full justice to the extraordinary values and vast assortments that here await .you
OVER TEN THOUSAN.D YARDS of the very best made and most perfect Lace,
Embroidery and insertion will be sacrificed in this great sale.
Facts are Stubborn Things
That quotation never applied more forcibly than' to this great trade movement.
If we can only impress youwith the facts and the values, we will have the biggest suc-
cess we have ever attained. THE PRICES ARE AMAZINGLY LOW.
IT IS A FACT
That we have outdone our greatest efforts of the past
IT IS A FACT
That we are better equipped to handle an immense business than ever before
IT IS A FACT
That the bargains are the greatest and the assortment the largest that
have been offered in this store for years
WE IJRGE YOU
'To come and investigate these facts. We are offering matchless
greater part of the story remains to be told, It will pay you to
store from any distance—this will indeed be a sale.
Vast in Scope, Ininiense in Volume and Magnificent in Value Giving
presenting unparalleled chances of saving money on all kinds of Lace, Embroidery and
Insertion. An array of goods that is a credit to the manufacturing ability and equip-
ment of any firm or country.
Sale now on, First Come, First Choice
values, and still the
make a trip to this
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HAD A LONG TRIP.
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on Tuesday, evening when they fill-
ed an engagement at Bluevale,
The band gave entire success at
the garden party.
PLAYING IN OWEN SOUND.
Messrs, N. Ball, W. Grant, C. E. '1
Dowding and J. Taylor, left Mon- j
day afternoon by the latter's car
for Oven Sound oto take part in
the tournameht there.
S.S, PICNICS TO BAYFIELD. i
Ont, St. Church July 9th,
Wesley Church July IGth,
WILL GI'V'E PLAY AT SEAFORTH;
The Clinton Diaivatie Company
will give 'their )play "The 33e11s;'
at ,Seaforth during the Old Boys
week. The Company will no doubt;
give as good n rendering as they
gave here it should be F'1 lot bet-
ter after their former expeuietnce
The Company deserve a full house
The Phalen Orchestra will supply
the music.
to grind up clinkers
barntice when "rocked". 0 See
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AFTER FAIR DATES.
Band are making The Kiltie Bau
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Pall Fair dates.
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rangements for FI
They are in communication with
the Secretary of the Western Fair
at London for a day. The Clinton
people in town and urroui4di.ng
country go down to London so
strong that the band would be
an ',added attraction for the day.
A number of fall fairs are making
Inote of this Band.
DEACONESS APPOINTMENTS,
Among the appointments Guade
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��odist dea)oness are the following
Miss Bessie Irwin, daughter of Mr,
4, A Irwin of Clinton, at the old
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STOCK EDUCING 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 everheld in the County of Huron.
This Stock must be Reduced and Prices
are not to be considered.
Ail Goods Bought During Sale will be Cash
JASs
QiDUNFORD
udertaker and I aneral Director. Phone 28.
Night and Day Calls answered at Residonee over Store
brewery Mission, Montreal, be-
, comes a field worker in Ontario
Miss Clara H. Renton goes from
Norfolk street church, Guelph to
be s+lperintendant at Hamilton.:
Miss Sadie M. Whitworth, formerly
of St. Mary's is reappointed to Cen-
tral Church, Calgary.. These, ap-
pointments take effect September
1st,
HARRIS—MAHAFFY WEDDING.
A very pretty event took place
at the Methodist parsonage, Ful-
lerton, on; Wednesday, Qunp 21,
when Anniik Louise, youarf'est
daughter of Mr, and Mae, �Villliam
Mahaffy was united in marriage to
Mr. Frank Wilson 'Harris, youngest
son of Mr. Olivir Burris. The
bride looked charming gowned in
white silk, trimmed with shadow
lace, and pearl trimmings and car-
ried a boquet of pink and white
carnations, After the 'ceremony
they motored to the home of the
bride's parents where they partook
of a wedding dinner. The presents
were costly, the (groom's gift to
the bride being a handsome gold
watch, The happy couple left 'on
the afternoon train for Detroit, and
on their return they will (settle
do}vn on Mr. Harris' farm, "Pleas-
ant Arbor", Munro. The bride is
a niece of 0.VIr. Mahaffy• of town.
MANY THEFTS MAY BE
CLEANED UP;
Last Friday evening tP. M. Aur
drews held court behind Closed
doors as a minor was being tried
for stealing a watch from the auto
owned by Mr. Boles, of Stratford,
p
-who -whowashere on visit Mr.
up
Boles had heel to t e 'fard'eh
party, att'Holmesville and return-
in,g had run his auto into the Nor-
mandie Hotel barn. The next
morning he missed his ;watch and
notified the 'hotel proprieter who
in; (turn reported it to the police
Ser t. Welsh got out a search war-
rant and Meeting!, a young fellow'
on the street talked over tnattter,a.
with him. !,iter seeing how things
were going be confessed to the of-
fi, el and a pr a;'ed in court that
l
ip; 11-. and s lined ;q .00 curl costs
T.Th 1 . oh the zv i ih tin the. utlhor-
'ills disanti he b 1:',at severe': other
,'things fazr bee) ta.i-eo from
tutees nn;l .:t is ex -poet -n(1 that a
-.lean np w;1.1 be merle r.
cnn't keep their 'fins re o o.•:her
peoples goods 1 1 n r 'iht
taken as a warn nm for ne, v o+ >~'
boys to attend rt -lel- to their own.
, affairs, Benefit:, is ti.e lest policy
in the long run..
If you are really the "greatest
ever" there is no use talking •about
it. Somehow{ it will leak tout.
THE GLORIOUS TWELFTH ,
Next Sunday will be the eventful
"Twelfth."
Our Specials
For Saturday and all Next Week
Hot Weather Goods
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Perfection and
Quick Meal oil Stove
Garden Hose, Sprayers and Nozzles
Screen Doors I.00 to 3.00,
Screen Windows 15c to 40c
Lawn Seats 1,25
Hammocks 2.00 for 1,08 ZOO for 2.18 3.00 for 2,68
2 Ice Cream Freezers regular 3.00 for 2 O3
Electric irons regular 5,00 for 4,49 reg 4.50 for 3.98
0 Oedar Mops 1,50 0.Oel u' 1)114te11170
25 per cent discount on (lut G sos f•rr halanee of ,his month
Another good supply of Re ,rnrf,r• 1 It .911 tr; nlid fl+nv,•r Board
A small quantity of Pure Manilla 11ru ler 13 i wn 1 11
I-IARL.AND oT -• E S.
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
A delegation was here on Mon-
day looking op. our ' gdfacadam
roads. They appeared well' satis=
lied with our streets Mitchell
-would be an A i1 town with Clin-
ton's streets,
GOT THE CONTRACT'
TENNIS SCHEDULE. Arthur Cantelen was awarded the
contracts of the electric an
July 1L—Goderich at Clinton, l d the
July 18,—Seaforth at Goderich. c Reservoir for the waterworks syhs
July 25.—Clinton at Seafortb. tem fol fisc Town of orwa!
whloh lies on the Port Dover and
IBAESBALL TONIGHT'. Stratford Railroad. Mr. iCantelon
7atri.ch Base Ball team will play Was one of the .highest tenders
an exhibition g•arne here to -night but he got the Job.
The German bays always put up WILL PLAY AT BAYFIELD.
a good game. The( Stewart Orchestra of Gode-
NOW USE HYDRO rich; composed of 11 members, in -
The Telephone Co. has been coni tend 'holding their annual picnic, if
netted with'the 11ydho and the' weather permits, at Jowett's grove
Bayfield, on t
power is used instead !of the wetthe afternoon of Wed -
battery as in former !days. nesday, July 15th, and in the even-
ing 'will put oni a dance in•the pav-
ilion. Don't miss a treat.
A LONGER DAY FOR VOTING.
It is not improbable that when
the next general election is held
tho polls will not close until 7 or
8 o'clock in the evening. The
probability is that the ,proposal
to make election day a holiday will
not be adopted, but that the hours
BUILDING GARAGE,Dr. Evans is having the old shed
on his;.property next to Mr. Josh.
Cook. Torn down and the lumber
used to build a garage on his home
on Albert St, North.
DIVISION COURT
Judge Holt cam,edow.n (Satur-
day 'morning to hold 'Division of voting Will be extended,
Court but there was no cases to
try. The Court fakes their annual DID• NOT SIGN CONTRACT YET.
holiday now,
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AT CADET CAMP
The Clinton Cadets left on Mon
day -morning for London 1.o at-
tend the an(mei camp, They were
accompanied by the Bugle Band
Lieut, .Bert Johnston accompanied
the Cadets to camp. The boys will
on Saturday.
ATTENDED FUNERAL
Last) • week ,many from here
and vicinity attended ,'elle funeral
of the late Francis McCaughey at
Blyth. Deceased was an unele of
Mr. J.J. McCaughey and father of
• of T-Iullett, A
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Mrs, M. Ca: bet t
extended item may be read in
the Blyth news.
YOUR VACATION
The Hensel. Observer of last
week reports as follows on their
proposed. new town hall;—S S.
Cooper, of Clinton, was here on
Tuesday night but dict not sign,the
contract to erect the ne'witowWhall.
it appears that he objected to put-
ting certain cl•isses of material at
the price at which he tendered. The
Council may ask for new tenders,
FORMER P. 0. INSPECTOR DEAD
Henry Glassford Hopkirk, for
several years inspector of post -
offices in Stratford district, died
in Toronto last week h'Ir. H
op-
1frQwas known to mr nCl1nton
cirizens and was generally' respect-
ed, He entered tho postoffice de-
partment as secretary to Sir Alex-
ander Campbell, 1postmaster-gen-
Will not be enjoyed to the full mot in the Macdonald Government
extent unless you have thejhame and remained fait until his super -
papers. Leave your address or annuation, by the Laurier Govern-,
phone the circulation department went. When Stratford was made
No, 30 and have your 'New Era 101 the centre of apost office district
low you. Keep posted on what is he 'was made inspector, and upon
going on at home. 10c per .month the amalgamation of the London.
return on Saturday. and Stratford .districts, went to
London. Ile was amember of St.
THANK YOU! Andrew's church. The funeral took
place on Thursday to Kingstori,
thrJ family home,
COUNTRY PUPILS
One is Diane of the Green Van. It's a $10,000
prize novel, Over ioo,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,
The other is Overland Red a story\e•
t gling with
the virile life of the West. One of the brig'�tcy-saes,
novels of the year, perfectly clean and decent, and at
the same time full of romatic adventure,
Price $1.35
The ..t V� t ®Do Fair eo.
a ' Often the ehavast--Tillways the Be t
flierger's Poi'is
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Stratford Beacon.—The Clinton
New Era has .entered upon its
forty-ninth year ,of Publication.
Its present proprietors Messrs. W.
H. Kerr & Son, have had control
for the last five years, Mr. J.Leslie
Kerr being the manager. It has
continued to make progress under
the present nlal agement.
00 CENTS.
Will pay for the New Era to new
eubscriters in Canada from now un-
til the end of the year. It you are
already a subscriber accept the
chance to send the New Era for the
balance of the year to your distant
son daughter or friend who will ap-
preeiace reacting the home news.
MINOR LOCALS.
Getting warm again. '
Council meet onMonday.
Seaforth Races next 'week.
Tho 12th will soon be here. gg
The ppia-nic Beason is now on, ercises seem pietty silly.'—J. O'N.
Raspberries will soon be ripe. The above appeared in Saturday's
The vacation 13u.g is Buzzing. Globe, the writer is swell known
Good reading nnatter 'on all Clinton young lady, being Miss
pages.
g4.
School Board meets next Friday Jessie O'Neil, 'who is teaching out
night, West this summer,
The Cadets will be home en Sat-
urday.
AND CALISTHENICS,
While teaching a summer school
in the Canadian west, I recently
inet with a peculiar experience. I
hate been insisting on a ten-minute
drill in calisthenics every morning
immediately after opening. The
pupils did not hake 'to it at all,
however, and I inquired the reason
one intermission. An eight -grade
pupil answered;—"Well, ma'am, it
malt be vary well to put city pup-
ils through such exercises as that.
It may be very, well to tell them
that lots of exercis wilt do them
good. But wheny-ou:harp that -in-
to a country pupil who has to get
up athalfl-past five, go ter the
cows, do the milking, walk two
• miles to school and go for the
cows. again at ni ht; well, the ex -
'Have you applied for one of the
school roomla?
"Says rumor" is responding for
Many unfounded guesses.
A big crowd will go to Goderich
next Monday from) this vicinity.
The Canadia.) Press Association,
is meeting to -clay and to -morrow
at Toronto.
Tho local gardeners are placing
their "green, goods" on the inno-
cent people.
P
at the Cana
is alh
This ace Year
dian' National Exhibition Toronto
Aug. 29 to Sep. 14.
There was a good crowd in town
on Tuesday and Wednesday attend',
ing the W,C.T'.U. Convention/'
See that your name is' :on the.
Voter's list as the Donhninion elec-�
tion may be pulled off this year.
Clinton is well billed by'the
Seafortlhr people for the Old Boys,
rs
tourna-
ment. 'F' •mo.n
he ine
week sand t
How does your label read? Mr.
Blank, Dec. 14. That's how it
should read 'to be even with the
publisher.
Nobody was drowned on Doniin
ion Day the abolish. ,the bar cam-
paitgn having made folks so sore
onwater that • they kept away
from ,it.
Lineman spare that tree,
Touch nota single bough!
Keep off with axe and. wire,
Or there will beair ow,
Which we are proud to be
As we conduct a sanitary
EllghaClass Bakery.
For Your custom we are anxious
For your trade we're striving
hard,
Your patronage and favors
We hold in ,high: regard.
Cornier Bakery
Phone 202
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
TBE PENSLAR STORE
Dispensing Chemist THE QUALITY DRUG- STORE
NATIONAL
Portland eine
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. AND
EWS, CLINTON
4 -est ar
iv Strong Points in
Recta Furnaces
Steel Ribbed Fire Pot,
Fused Joints,
Cast Radiator,
(Circular Water Pan,
Saving int Coal, :
CALL AND BE CONVINCED
Phone 53
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FOR SALE CHEAP, •
1 second-hao h FURNACB and
1 "Radiant Home" with oven
Thos. llawkins
Plumbing and Heating
The eor113er Store
"Live and Let Live"
For Breakfast
Cooked Cereals, Rolled Oat
Bacon, Eggs, Marmalade,
jams, Fruits, Coffee.
For tramliarleeo@i
Soyps, Pork and Beans,
Meat Patties for Sandwiches,
Salmon' and Sardines •
Kippered HerrinCooked Ham
Bologna, Jellied `Mock,
'Tinned Meats, Rice, Tapioca
Quick Desserts, Jelly Powder,
Tea, Loaf Sugar, Watermellon,
Olives,
.For Dinner
Cooked Bleats, Potates,
Canoed Tomatoes, Peas Corn,
Beans, Etc., 'Pickles, Catsups,
Meat Sauces, Salad Dressing,
Cucumbers, Olive oil,
New Tomatoes, Bananas,
Shelled Nuts, Raspberries,
Preserved Strawberries, Etc,
Butter and Eggs 'Wanted
Highest Mai1ket Price
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Clearance Sale our prices have been a magnet. Shoe
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been coming here from near and far to make in
vestments for themselves and their families, No–
thing ,strange about it either, when you learn
'* It certainly would be strange if buyers did not flock in
this direction,, Make hay while the sue shines for it won't
• shine always, and this Golden Shoe Opportunity will
• soon be a thing of the past, Drop in and see what's doing!
• Just lane a Gena of ourlIa„gnetic Prices
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