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The attitude of the purchasing public determines the success of 'any establish-
inent ; for the moment sustained secsational special selling'may resign supreme --but
in the end actual merits and unvarying excellence ?ind practical appreciation.
Great Price Reductions on
Pretty Waists and. Dresses
Waists
25 Fancy White Lawn Waists
at half original price. ,
1 ' ,
• Fancy Parasols at a traction
- Dresses
Pretty materials, good styles,
all different, at cost and less
ol their'original price.
Two Extra Specials
These lines are limited in quantity and if you would share in the offerings
you must act NOW.
Ladies Cotion Hose , Biack Paillette Silk
2 pairs for 25c 36 inches wide $1 per yard
Ladies Rain Coats
If the present season does not suggest a Rain Coat, a sudden downpour
catching you unprepared WILL
The Rain Coat can be worn anywhere. at any time, the most useful garthent
a lady can have in her wardrobe, These are all Canadian Rubber Co. Inade
garments; are most generously cut, most carefully tailored. BuyiKg them at
any time here you pay the lowest market prices, when the superioi.' manufac-
ture and fit, as well as quality of material used, is considered.
We are showing an Extra Special at $6,75
We want you to make this store your shopping headquarters, come in
whenever you like, stay as long as you like. We are at yourservice.
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NEW DROP BOX
The New Fara has had a letter box
install ea( in the front cierr of the
office( for the reception of alll et -
tees containing ittems of local in
threat. All communicatione Must
have the name of the writer, not
for publication, but as an evidence
cif good faith. We Wish to make,
our columna as 3WS 05 possiblee
t s is 'one of tau
anO
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ways of securing ,m,orelocal news.
The old + one which. was under ,the
big window will be closed up and
the nese one will be,naore eonven
t.
30 DAYS OF HARD LABOR.
Magistrate Andrews, on Tuesday
morning sentenced la young Scotch
ream who has been in the employ of
a; Toronto( Art _Co. and wilt has
been •boarding at the Ransenbuty
House, 30'days ot hard labour in
the county goal or
suit of clothes and a pair ofiboots
from. another boarder in the House
last Saturday (monning There
seems to be ,a wave of thieving go
ing onlinitown and ,a fewmore may
91,avet to go over the "road" be -
dose the crime lets up.
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STOCK4ZEDUCIN0 SALE.
Having bought out the Furniture and Undertaking bu•lness
of Mr, 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 mut be Reduced and Prices.
are not to be considered,
All Goods Bought During Sale will be Cash
JAS. DUNFORD
Undertaker and Fltueral Director. Phone 2S.
Night and Day Calls answered at Residence over Store
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VN 0, T. EL , , HOW DOES YOUR LABEL READ,
The W. C. Te U. (meeting will1 :How Inc behind is syour subscrip-
' tin to The New, Era? At :Joe
be held attic home of Mrs,. C. 1, 1
sl 'a 1 sum of IX 0.0 per year it is
Wallis on Friday; ever4ng of , this supposed to be paid in ad vance.
eweek, at 8 o'clock. 1
33RD OFFICER TRANSFEED LOST AT ZURICH, •
' Mr. W. W. McIver, ,ad•juta.nt of The Baseball team 'went to Zurich
the 33rd. (Iluren) Regiment, (has on Friday, ,eve,ning last and soft -
been transferred sto the 27biti(Lon ered defeat! at the hands of the
don) Regiment as .junior major, vice , "German Peril" by, a (scores alia5-2
Ma3or J. C. t as 1 promoted to ) Harry Twitchell was the nunpire
smiler; major andeecond in nom- ' end handed tout even postice to
both sides. The score .by initnings,
I mend.
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MODEL SCROOL OPENS
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IS APPRECIATED
'The Clinton. Model School will If yoo aootai ttodatake to write a
Open t OW A:uglist Jith. and appiiH letter to an absent friend every week
Pe°, telling hint all the news, you would
esnlzonto the fiod
napmleaiorst.trnneittiatre. otolawa,.
i get a faint idea of the task in ['lepereationS,
cations, Toronto, on or before A. -11g mg a newspaper. Many of Mir town
ust 1(5U\ ! people recognize this and take plea
I sure in giving items of neve It helps
NEW D. D. .M. FOR DISTRICT us and is appreciated,.
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rf it) New Boo
"Just. Out" ------L--"Just in."
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One is Diane of the Green Van. It's a $10,000
prize novel. Over ioo,000 sold at $1..35. The "best
seller" tor April in both Canada and United States. A
clear, clean, clever romance, Stirring, entertaining
and consistently interesting.
The other is Overland Red a stery tingling with
the virile life of the West. One of the brightesr, best
novels of the year, perfectly clean and decent, and at
the same time full of romatic adventure,
Price $1.35
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The W. D. Fair eo.
Often the ehapast-741ways the Be t
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At the MasonIMPROVEMENTS
Masonic Grand Lodge con-
at Niagara Falls on Thursday, H. C 4 IS.OS. CUopee s Ilick $5,.a ‘13..iiti bus
vention which concluded its sessioe
Dunlop Of Goderieh was elected lis • painted.
triet deputy grand master for South the( brick house "of arr. zas.t.
Huron district ix which Clinton is Mair has been brightened by the
situated. The officers appear on painters' brush,
land's new residence on High Street
another; page. The outside work of Mr. R. Row
CIVIC HOLIDAY AUG. 5TH. has been SiegIshecl,
Mayol Jacksbn, Juts proclaimed prockiinled hd frame house 'being ereWed
Wednesday, Aug, 5th, as Clinton's byftiWetre O'Neil on °nolo Street
Civic; 'Holiday on the request, of is progressing along.
nAanguely, :signed aiet9t6on on
fth ,d 'Ice] /fire (brigade. TO WATCH CHAUFFEURS
BAND ENGAGEMENT
The Kittle Band have an engage -
anent at Varna on Tuesday, July 28
when they .attend the Presbyterian
Garden Party
WENT TO SEAFORTIL
Two loads of A, +0. 'members
drove to Se,aforth Sunday morning
to attend divine service with the
'lodge of that town.
NEW SLAUGHTER HOUSE
COMPLETED
The neve cement slaughter house
that Mr, Chas, Middleton, is having
erected OM his team west of the
, town, is now completed except for
the attachin,g of -the town water
ain,d1 hydro. The ;building is 24x16
Our Specials
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For Saturday and all Next Week
Hot Weather Goods
Perfection and Quick Meal Oil Stoves
Garden Hose, Sprayers and Nozzles •
Screen Doors 1.00 to 3.00'
Screen Windows 15e to 40e
Lawn Seats 1,25
Hammocks 2.00 for 1.68 2,60 for 2.18 3,00 for 2,68
1 2 Ice Oream,Freezers regular 3,00 for 2,68
Electric Irons regular 5.00 for 4,48 reg 4,50 for 3,98
0.0edar Mops 1,50 0-Cecla,r Dusters 75e
25 per cent discount on Out Glass for balance of this month
Another goodsupply of Brantford Roofing and Beaver Board
A small quantity of Pure Manilla l3inder 13e and lie
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HARLAND BROTI-IERS
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
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'wall to divide the large room into
a killing and dr easing room. It
will' beoccupied by R. Fitzsimons
and Son. ,Wm. Elliott has the con-
str a ea l'or, cement woes:. Tans- 15
the first step foo: tbe pros:wage
snapped out by the Health Officer
Dr. Shaw,
IN' MEMORIAM.
Annie D. Counbe. Died ata priv-
ate Hospital, Leeds, June 21st,"int
her 74th. year. Interred in Wood-
house Cemetery oe,Jutie 24. Miss
Comnbei wasa daughter (of the late
Rev. Alexander Combe of Colyton
Devonshire at one time Minister at
Idle. 'or many years she was a
-worshipper ain,dthou.gh
otknewne to many of the present
members partly lay reason of ,e re
seaved and retiring nature and also
becialase of late she had not been
able to bet ta regUlar attender yet
at dell time she was sin mane st
Worrar En good' .causes in Lseda, 5 e
taught atlftlhe ,Mechanics /Warm
and foul tweloty-tive wears was
the Secretary oi thea (Yorkehire
Ladies Council' of Edueati000. She
(had. 'entered (Intel rest after bay
ing passed the allotted span (of
three score years aso,dtten. Miss
Ann 0. D. Coombe was the youngest
sister of the late James H.,Combe
of Clintons
Everyibody will goand 'visit Sea
forth that day as it is the Eire -
men's). touenament.
SEND US THE NEWS
leorrespo,nelenst should bear in
lmind ircriending Indhear budgets
that arm
aibuneeent of socials and
entertainment which are held for
making money are pure advertising
and have to be paid for. It takes
ndan(ek, kg run anewspaper and
advertising is oefet oft its (chief
scources ot revenue, Hereafter an-
nounanmeets, of the above nature
will be, eat out Of the news,
IS YOUR, NA'AIE ON,
The Clinton Voter's List 'was first
posted lop on July lith, by the elerk
it is 111) to everY person to examine
thedist tosee it their
names are
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on Do ot blame another for
yoaus 0 \Val megogience. Come pi
your friends are trying to look at
ter it but they may miss 'your name
lists May be seen at the Town.
Clerk's office the post office or the
New Era _Office. Do itnew.
Ten more constables are to be ap
pointed by the provincial secietery's
department on Friday to assist in en
forceteent of the Motor Vehicles Act
They will be stationed at points titre'
out the province . while all infringe
ments of the act will be watched for
what was especially provochtive of
these appointments is the hoast of a
goodly number of chauffeurs, some
with much expelence, that they,have
taken out no license and will not do so
Other drivers have passed parts but
not all of the necessary examination
and.are driving veldt- es.
MINOR LOCALS.
tr-Cosno hot days'S
Slack buggy tires ere in fashion
until the ,bliactsmith gets at
theme
DAMAGED BIBS
iThel Brussels (Post of last week
speaks of a -citizen of, that teown
who hast been visiting hinds in
enet with
an accident last 'week by being kick
ed la the left aide while passing a
horse in hm
is blaeksith shim. eve -
erg ribs were damaged which laid
him aside for some days, He pluck
shod the horse tit l'aloamk
oinids" with him before he quit
'work. We hope Mr. Plum will set-
tled in e harmful results from the
accident.
MINOR LOCALS.
adivertisints literature 'rend Aa
vertisements for the Toronto and
London Pairs have already appear
eed,Goe. G-oulding w ovals champion
V 0;3 mile mediae: will elmieete wit h
ave others at Stratford Old Boys' R.
linen Aug, 1 tohe
T, wecent ralinis have helped
berry, crops.
The Bowlers went to Seaforth on
Monday aa lost,
irlave you, appendicitis?
,Auetion, Sale 'onteaugust 1st of
W. 11. Watt's house and 'term
alutlit (Seel advt. on Page 2,
MOTHER' DEAD.
The following obituary notice to
1 the daily press, refers to, the uno-
I thee of Mr. George, Bailey, of Clap,
ton' -who ,died ati Listowel an
Monday eventing. -At six o'clock
Monday ,eventing the death oc-
curred of Mrs. A. ale,,,,ailley, aged 58
-who shad been taken with convul-
sionla shortly , after noon, as a
result of ,acute !kidney ti'ouble.
Mrs. Bailey had been in, apparent
good health during the earlier part
of the day, having dodo a large
washing and manned 'some fruit.
Her ,huslaand is •caretaker of the
pceitotfiee, ,aind they resided ilia
the po,stoffice building. Justtatter
a ,o'clock neighbors heard her call
for help, and Mrs. IVIabon,ey and
James Tremain. rushed tOthe post -
1 ,office and( tfountl the unfortunate
tady1 in is state of coll9apse. When
(medical aid arrived life was ex-
tinct. Mrs. Balle,y is survived, by
I five( eons villta three daughters
I Frank( of fVonid,en Se sk.', William
1 oil Dowlansclown k Geo, of iClcinton,
i and Harry; Mrs, Thos. Blamer of
I Wallen,steiral, Mrs. T. L. Rogers of
Aylmer, and Margaret at home
The( family hacl resided there for
the 'mat fifteen years. The funeral
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took place Wedi.esday to Shipley
Stratford Old Boys' Reunion Aug, 1
toS promises to be a week of the
healthiest kihd of am !smelt There
won't be an unei enilit minute
See that year name earn the
-Voters list.
Small fruits are an the market.
Clifton Civic holfIday will be
August 5th.
Sect fanny A. W. Deacon of the
Str.I.Iford Ole Boys' Association has
scut 10 invitatihn to eery 0 d Boy
and Gni whose name was submitted
to Min If von did not receive yours it
VirL4 an oversight But come anyway
aini receive a right loyal welcome
Raspberries, currents, •andrgoose•
berries are on the market.
(New Potatoes, green beano, new
carrots and peas, are a common bill
'of nfare, these days.
Over 52,0M, is being spent in special
iy electrifying the streets of Sttatford
fou the Old Boys' Ria
sunn Aug. 1 to
a gorgeous display
(How tar are you behind on,your
subscription, to the New Era.
4.0 cents gets the New Era to 1915.
1Goderich 'will 0iave a unilitary
camp next ;leoh.
The guevserks at Stratford Old Boys
Reunion vv,11 he worth going miles to
see Try to oe there
The, Ban,d. splays at Varinn on
July rdth, ‘atthe, Preebyteerlan
GardeP
n arty,
Civic Holiday August 5th.
It will not pay you to experiment with Paris Green
cf inferior quality
Bergers can be depended upon to do the work quickly and surely
Absolute certainty of results makes Bergers Paris Green
the hest to Buy -the best to Use
THE PENSLAR STORE
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Dispensing Chemist THE QUALITY DRUG STORE
ISIEMOINft
NATIONAL
Portland eement
We have just received a Car Load of the same Old Brand.
of Portland Cement which has always :given you such..cont-
plete satisfaction. It always fills your requirements..row
cannot make a mistake in using the National.
S. J. ANDREWS CLINTON
Several games in the Western On-
tario baseball League will be played
at Stratford during Old Boys' Week
Aug. I to 8
A -week frosn Friday and July will
be over.
Mosquito! thou the, greatest Pest
that eVer flirted 'wing. Whenanight
fall comes you never rest but sing
and t sting. i
The Fsrari Greater Exposition
Shows au ()Id Boys' Reunion ;Stratford
Aug, 1 to S are the finest and most
varied ever seen in Octavio
CROPS PROMISE WELL
In ,a repOrt to a daily paperetheir
corre,spondent has visited Perth Co,
nd 'also Huron Countys, ;Here
is what he says about 01'Huron
Reports from Huron County shoev
that the same, clop con,ditioncs Pre
v,all as in Perth ADM:a end barley
ecu fine; peas are exceptionally
good; the corn is doing 'well.
'W(hceat as in other places ds poor
alnd no7m,e, tiaerners have already
cut the wheat ,f or hay. The h,ay la
light. „A. considetrable area is( de-
voted to ,a, -razing around Goderich,
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Sea(fiorth wad ;Clinton, and a fine
quality; of beef cattle: is being
prepared( for the fall, market
Most of,the genie here' is Seed
ter the cattle. The roots will
yield as in eth.er places in 4)ntario
a.,good crop. The apples promise
a first-class yie/d. Huron does not
appear well °Mier farm labor as
isolate other ,eounties.
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Ours we) would cave you be
That's why uone ads,
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SO frequently ;you See.
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Th Goods wd Bake -
WO Bake for YOU,
And take the greatest caee.
Thal in Quality and, Cleanliness
They eltall be beyond compare,
.. Five Strong, Points:In
Hotta Furnaces
Steel Ribbed Fire Psctt,
Fused Joints,
Cast Radiator,
riretilar Water Pen,
Saving in Coal.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED 'OR
Phone 53
FOR SALE CHEAP.
1 se,cond-hand FURNACE and
1 "Radiant Tlome" with ovena
The eorner Store
"Live and Let Liver
For Breakfast
,Cooked Cereals, Rolled Oats.,
Bacon, Eggs, Marmalade,
Jams, Fruits, Coffee,
For Luncheon
Sonps, Pork and Beans,
Meat Patties for Sandwiehes,
Salmon and Sardines •
Kippered Herring, Coolted Man
Bologna, Jellied Hock,
Tinned Meats, Rice, Tapioca'
Quick Desserts, 'Jelly Powdee,
Tea, Loaf Sugar, Waternaelltina
Olives,
For Dinner
Cooked Meats, Potates,
Canned, Tomatoes, Peas Corn,
Beans, Eta, Pickles, Catsup -se
Meat Sauces, Salad Dressing,.
Cucumbers, Olive Oil,
New Tomatoes, Bananas,
Shelled Nuts, Raspberries,
Preserved Strawberries, Ete,
Butter and Eggs -Wanted
Dighest Market Price
Thosellawkins-E. E. ilunnifor
Plumbing and Ileating PHONE 45.
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I A SHOE SALE
Clearance Sale our prices have been a magnet. Shoe
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Since the a.nnouncement of our Mid -Summer
buyers with good heads on their shoulders have ti
been corning here from near and far to make in,
1: vestments for themselves and their families.
t. thing strange about it either, when you learn
HOW Much Shoe Value You Get tor Little Money
Just Note a lew of our Magnetic Prices
It certainly would be strange if buyers did not flock in
this direction., Make hay while the sun 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 doingt ,
Men's 55.00 Tan Shoes...83.49, Boys 52,50 Calf Shoes....$1,a8
Men's 5.00 Patent Leather 3.49 Boys 3.00 Pat Leather .. 2 39
Men's 4.00 Pat Leather 2,98 Boys Shoes, all sizes, 1.09
Men's 2,50Farm Shoes .. 1,75
Ladies Pumps, Slippers and Oxtords HALF PRICE
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FRED. JIACKSON
Conner's Bakery THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES
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