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In BROHN'S Tailored Clothes you get your money's worth in honest
wear and solid comfort, andbesides
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Tailored Clothes
give you an air of distinction which influences others and smoothes the
pathway to business and social' success.
We can Make You a Suit Which will
Just Suit Your Personality.
Drop in and see us.
Our Stock of Fall. Woolens Have Arrived
MEN'S FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS
Any Straw Hat in Stock at Greatly Reduced Price
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CLOTHING
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Steamer "State of Ohio"
FOR CLEVELAN
Leaves Port Stanley 12 midnight on
odd dates in August, even dates in 8ept, to Sept. 10th
Arrive in Cleveland at 6 30 aan,
Fare from Port Stanley one wav $2.25, Round Trip $4.00
Saturday Excursions On above dates $2,25 round trip
Lake Rides Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 3 p m
Fare 25c
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STOCK -REDUCING SALE .
.Baving bought out the Furniture and Undertaking business
of Mr. Wesley Walker, and in order to reduce stock, for bhe next
60 days, we put on one of the largest sales of Furniture that
was ever held in the County of Huron,
This Stock mw'it be Reduced and Prices
are not to be considered.
All Goods Bought During Sale will be Cash
JAS, D FIORD
'Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28.
Night and Day Calls answered at Residence over Store
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NEINEMOINIP
Four Choice Bargain Lots
For Saturday and all next week
5c, 10c, 15c and 25c
All Useful and Needful Articles
(Articles displayed in our big window)
Special Cut Prices
on the Following to clear
2 only Lawn Mowers, reg.. 5.5o for 4,38
I only Lawn Mower, reg . .. 5.00 for 3.98
it only Hammock, reg 3.00 for 2.25
2.75 for 2.00
" . . . . 2.25 for 1.75
Galvanized lined Refrigerator x2.00 for 9.75
Enamel lined Refrigerator. reg 17.00 for 04.00
ice cream Freezers............zo per cent discount
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STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
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INDIANS ARE HERE. CLINTON MARKETS,
'To leads of Indianta 'passed `.1..1..'Eqf'l "5°' a
through town on Friday. last item a"u'er, 18° ian.1 19e'
Brucefield, to the alax sfields. E gs 20c and 21c.
heat $105.
Oats 41e.
Peas 1.00
Healey 50e
Buckwheat 67c.
Shorts $28, ,
Bran $26
WON AT CBRITSSELS.
The Clinton Tennis club were at
Brussels on, )Weduaasciay hast and
won •from the •club lila that town.
ADVERTISING -ISMS.
It 6akes mote thiani a T square
'amid a perfectly willint artist to
get soutsa good :a•dvertasing draw-
itaa.
A NEW "VALET" IN TOWN
The &tote, laeeently occupied by
Mr. Sams pautles, is (being (axed
over for ,a presser and cleaner who
will open, sup ishortly.
HURON 'REGIMENT READY,
At a [Meeting of the officers of
the Taarty-Third Regiment at Clin
ton on August 6, it was decided to
offer the servisces of the regiment
to th,e Go veamment Tor active ser-
vice or airy duity that smay be re-
q,uirred.
25 CENTS.
Will pay for the New Era to new
subscrieeis in Canada from now un-
til the end of the year. If you are
already a subscriber accept the
chance to send the New Era ror the
balance at the year to your distant
son daughter or frieud who will ap.
predate reading the honae news.
PRICE OF, SUGAR ADVANCING.
HOW DOES YOUR LABEL READ.
How far behind is your subscrip-
tion to The New Era? At 'The
small sum of $1 00 per year it is
supposed to be paid in advanice.
MEDICAL EXAIVIINATION
HELD HERE.
The volunteers of the 33rd Regt.
for service in, the win' Were 'exam-
imed by the 'medical oftficers at
Clinton. on Tneadary,
CLINTON 12 ITP,
Four rinks of Blyth bowlers were
here on Friday eveding and had
sin teniaciyable time, but lost by
, 12 shots, FolLowilng were the play
' ers and ;Bowe, -
Blyth Cantata
R. Robinson
A, MOVIttie
J, Denholm
G. E. MeTiagg,art 21
Dr, Alaison-
Jos. Strothersc
A. W. R,oilain•soni
Thonalas 13
Jos. Comae
Moore E. Mitchell
A, W. Sloan E. a. Cantelon
Jlas, Hamilton 14 J. afaHovey 24
A. 'Somers A. Mitchell
T, Stewart W. Johnson.
J. Emigh. W.sCartanit
Dr. MeTlaggart 16 E. G. Candice 18
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Mr, Coinsbe is how the Ye -beton
bowler in PuresaY County being in
his 84th year, and can lay down a
mighty good bowl • yet. The visi-
tors dame, ololwzr by auto.
J. Wiseman
J. Harland
Dr. Axons
N. Bali 14
A. J. Greig
C. Paisley
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P. Towne 20
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That's why ,our 'ads,
SO( frecputintly, won see.
Thel Goods we Bake -
We Bake Sam YOU,
And take the greatest care.
Thai( in Quality and Cleanliness
They shall be beyond compare.
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Phone 202
MANY WENT: TO BAYFIELD.
Many trona town went too Bay -
Sold on Tuesday tniglht to attend
dance given by some ofthecamp
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ADV RTISINGAISMS.
The words and pictures -a vital
'advertisement -are bub symbols of
the palatal 'advertisement. The
real advertisement' is the message
It Is al Imenstal picture •colnye-yed
by the sence of sight.
WERE AT STRATFORD.
A local grocet who had :sent an,
order to a London wholesale house
for 10 bags of Redpartlas, granulated
augaa, was to -day notified that,
while this ordea would be filledthe
Erna could book no anere, (orders
as the augaa refiners had refused
ltolbook tiara orders ea the whole-
sale house.
ERNEST MCMILLAN SAFE.
Mr. Eeriest McMillan, organist at
Con.voeatian Hall, Toronto, cabled
Fnidlay that, he was safe and well
nt Bairouth, Bavaria. Mr, McMil-
lian weala to Paris to &Indy, . and
left for Baireeth before the :wax'
commen,ced, Mr. IVIacalillan is well
known an Clinton being a nephew
of Mrs, (Dr.) •Glaillin.
DERAILMENT AT
SEBRINGVILLE
sat :brake began broke on one of
the coaches, as the trait' from
Gocleticu was near 'Sebrinlgville,
Saturday morning, and derailed
two of the. coaches. The train due
lat,8.40, was delayed fox: about an
how, aincl a small train had to con-
vey the passem,gers arena the other
CANNOT DODGE PROSPERITY,
The man with a good article,
who consistently' advertises it In
the newspapers, cannot dodge pros
peaty if he tries. Newspaper ad-
vetatisiag in Tightly. 'used in; the
most profitable lavestment any
business osia make. Newspaper
readers patronize advertisers be-
cause expeaion,ce, has .taught them
that it pays to trade with daylight
men.
HOWl WAR WILL
EFFECT CLINTON.
Among those who registered sat
the Old Boys' Reunion at Sratford
liom Clinton av'ere-Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. alouse Harry and Alvin House
Irene Keller, Gladys Keller, Mrs
N. Kenefedy, Berry E. Munroe.
THE NEWS ERA WOULD
LIKE TO SEE -
A Veld day for Clinton echool
Good prices for all kande of grain
Clinton Old .Boys' Reanson in 1015
Subscribers practice : common
sensein lasing the telephone.
All the sick people couvaleacent
THE SALT OF THE EARTH
NOT THERE.
ille newly elected Ontario Legis-
lature willcontain one lone) news-
paper ma,a). in striking contrast to
the Legislature elected in 1803, in
which ao less than ten newspuncr
mea had seats
IN SERVICE. •
Harold Korrof Welland, son of
Rev. W. Es'Kerr, formerly of Can-
ton, is a Lieut, in, lac Voluntesa
Co. at \, elland. The. Co. has been
called out to guard the 1Velland
canal and aqueduct. Harold las
clay eloped into quite a •soldier but
we hope he will not be called upea
`to stop any of the enemy's bull, ts.
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$50 BEWARD. •
The Clinton Katie Band offer $50
reward for ipeople who will attend
their big &sawing contest •on the
lawn. of •Mr. Wallace Wheatley,
Huron Street, ons evening
of this week. Ovea $50 worth of
prizes will be given away. ,J'acli
clayaw costs 10 cents so that oto
one should reinain away. a..lome
out and, help the best basil Clin-
ton everahad, the boys. wall .appre-
elate it, A good musical program
will be given.
"Just Out" ----"Just in,"
One is Diane 01 the Green Van. It:s a $1
prize novel. Over i.00,000 sold at $1.35.. The
seller" for April in both Canada and United Stat
clear, clean, clever romance, Stirring,"enterta
and consistently interesting.
The other is Overland Red a story tingling
the virile life of the West. One of the brightest,
novels of the year, perfectly clean and decent,. an
the same time full of romatic adventure,
Price $1.35
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Often the ehapest-FilwayS the Best
MINOR LOCALS.
Advertise in the New Era,
When, buying mention The New
Era,
Labor Day, Monday Sept. 711),
be next holidlay.
The green apple is gettiag in its
tiinte wools /again, ,
Indications point to a large class
p10.Clintoin Moclet School.
Actors in iiVaeaicoas war , Laraine
RI the akerraains fleet is still at have been relegated to the avints.
lairgse for, the next few; weeks 'nd A
sal ishipping aat a standstill,a51 visitors, from' the• North says
Iva) mean that the Jackson Cuniton,s, main street has them all
beaten.
ilactory will be out of material an
eight. Heae'shoping that ' the
rmaterlal will soon arrive we i want.
all our faatories to be 'w'orking full
time.
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ias month or 00 With no stack an Kitcheaer doaq 'Salk trauch but 'at
"doing" heis a whialwintl.
RECEPTION,
The Chatham, 'Planet saye of a
reverend gentleimiau well-known in
Clinton and vicinity -Theemembers
ot the Vietorla. Avenue Methodist
clausch g.av'e a reception to Dr.
Medd, theta new pastor lasty even -
The affain was held in )the' church
and it was greatly enjoyed by all
The prospeeta are that Dr. aVfeclids
will aave a very successful pastor-
ate in the Maple city.
NOTIFY US tATi ONCE.
Wbeln, thq eabseriber's address is
changed the publisher should be
notified rat °Mee. This matter
should not, be lett to the postmas-
ter. While it is true that Ole post,
anlaister should, uotity th,e publish,
es when isi subscriber ceases to re-
ceive knlall 'at his office, it is! often
that many/ of them apparently ne-
glect this dulty, and quite often
25 cents avill pay forr The New
Era ;to new subscribers in Canada
atom' now until the ena, of the year
If you are already a .subscriber ac-
cept the chance to 'send, The( New
Eras fox the 'balance of the, year
to your distant son, daughter or
frie.nd who will ,appreciate read-
ing the home news,
SUSPEND ISSUE OF
MONlaY ORDERS
Postmaster Scott has been advised
by telegram from the district inspec
tor that orders had come from Ottawa
to discontinue issuing postoffice
money orders for transmission to Eng
land, any country to reach which
they would have to pass through Eng
land. or to any country in Europe,
pending a more definite settlement of
the rate of exchange. The cominer
mai companies suspe.,ded the issue of
money orders of any other paper call.
ing for payment of money in Europe
but up to last week the posteffice had
continued to issue money orders, The
order, while it involves only a tem -
when they do attempt to do itt the poraly discontinuance of money order
proper information kis not given. A business, is bound to result not only
great inconvenience but, in many
cases, especially where men here have
been sending money to Europe and
Great Britain for the support of their
families there, a very real hardship. A
hank check, even, is not a very certain
vehicle for transmitting money across
the Atlantic, Even if is' reaches its
destination safely it is entirely tTroble-
rcatical whether banks in England or
elsewhere in Europe would cash drafts
which possibly might never reach the
bank of issue and for which therefore
payxnent might never be made on this
side. For letters of credit on England
baoks here are charging at the rate of
about $5 to Rib This rate how ever
is not fined 8410 special arrangements
postal: eitaldt and a ininainalteki time
will save a lot 'of colmplakine,
WHAT W10R DOES.
• Sornetimei people ',imagine that
la war will /not him't them, but
Clinton has had Many •examples,
the past week am the rls0 of flour
etc,, but the latest onset the New
Brio has heard of is from Dr, Axon,
The Dr.lrecently sent an •order, to
his wholesale house f or goods in-
cluding gold and received a fetter
fast weeftistating that they. were
selling the o1c1 only ton cosh
in advadve and 'Were drawing on
hilm, before ohipping it. The wholly
slalers expe-t a Tine kb all limes- in
ifew days. are made to fit epecial cases,
Berger's part Green
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 beet to Buy -the best to Use
THE PENSLAR STORE
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Dispensing Cheniist THE QUALITY DRUG STORE
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NATIONAL
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We have just received a Car Load of the same 01c1 Brand
of Portland Cement which has always given you such com-
plete satisfaccion. It always fills your requirements. You
cannot make a mistake in using the National.
S. J. AN EWS, CLINT9N
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kiwi: Strong Points in
Heela Furnaces
Steel Ribbed Fire Pot,
Fused Joints,
Cast Radiator,
Circular Water Pan,
Saving in Coal.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED OR
Phone 53
400110 SALE CHEAP, •
1 second-hana FURNACE and
1 "Radiant Home" with oven.
Thos,Hawkins
PluInbing and Heating
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Tilt • eorraer Store
"Live and Let Live"
Headquarters fur ill° Hest
Pickilng Table
Vinegar.
Every housekeeper who puts uP
her (own; pickles kaeWs the im-
portance of Good ;Vinegar.
Reim White Pickling
153 egar
is distilled Swans cereals had be- s
lag free from vegetable matter; is
a Follett Preservative
It is labsolutety pure and whole-
some, of ,greart strength and fina
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flavoa.
ALSO HEADQTItaRTERS FOR
THE BEST PICKING SPICES
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Butter and Eggs Wanted
Highest Market Price
E. E. Hunniford
PHONE 45.
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4. We have many lines of shoes that we are not going to
T to continue. We have many styles of shoes where we have
only one or two pairs of a kind. We have placed all these
4. shoes on tables by themselves, and while they last, you may
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Eyery Shoe is worth two or three times our asking price .A.t.,
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Never before have you been offered such shoes for One
Dollar, and you may never again have such a chance.
This will be the first, last ard only call that you will ever
have to attend this great Dollar Shoe Sale which will be
of very short duration for the shoes will sell immediately
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THE HOME OP GOOD SHOES
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