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THE CLINTON NEW RRL
Ili BROWN'S Tailored Clothes you get your money's worth, in honest
wear and solid comfort, and besides
rown's
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
ORDERED
CLOTHING
MEN'S
OWN'S
FURNISHINGS
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Steamer "State of Ohio"
FOR CLEVELAND
Leaves Poet Stanley 12 midnight on
odd dates in August, even dates in Sept, to Sept. 10th
Arrive in Cleveland at 0 30 a,m,
Fare from Port Stanley one wav $2.25, Round Trip $4.00
Saturday Excursions on above dates $2,20 round trip
L.ke Rides Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 3 p m 5i
Fare 25e
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STOCK (REDUCING SALE
Having bought out the Furniture and Undertaking business
of Mr. Wesley Walker, and in order to reduce stock, for the next
69 days, we put on one of the largest Bales of Furniture that
was ever held in the County of Huron,
This Stock mutt be Reduced and Prices
are not to be considered,
All Goods Bought uring Sale will be Cash
JAS, D
Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28.
Night and Day Calls answered at Residence over Store
Four Choice Bargain Lots
For Saturday and all next week
5c, 10c, 15c and 25c
AiI 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
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only Lawn w Mower, re ,,,
= onlyHammock re ' g ""' 5.Oo for 2.25
g 3.00 for 2,25,.
as 2,75 for 2.00.
' 2.25 for 1.i5
Galvanized lined Refrigerator 02,00 for
reg 9.75
Enamel lined Refrigerator.
17.00,for Iq:,Oo
ice cream Freezers Io. per cent discount
HAR.L.AND 13R,0141ERS
STOVES,,'liARDWARE AND/NOVELTIES
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14IEDICAL EXAMINATION,
HELD IIERE,
The volunteers of the 33rd Regt,
for service in: the war were 'exam-
ined by the medic/al officers at
Clinton on Tuesday,
CLINTO 12 UP.
Four rinks of Blyth bowlers were
here o,n IFricllay evening and hact
anlert,ioyable time, .but lost by
12 shots, Following were the play
ere and/ ,score,—
Blyth
R. Robinson
A, McVittie
J. Deniholan
G, E. McTaggart
Dr. Allison,
Jots, Strothersr
A. 'W. Robinson
Tho,mla.s 13
Jots. Combe
Moore
A. W. Sloan
Ja,s, Hamilton
A, 'Sowers
T, Stewart
J. Haigh
Dr, McTlaggart 16
Clintotn
J. Wiseman
J. Harland
Dr. Axons
21 N,BalIll
A. J. Greig
C. IPaisley
H. Wiltse
P. Towne 20
L. (ggarland,
E. /Mitchell
E. ,G. Canitelon
14 J. IR.Hovey 24
A. Mitchell
W. Johnson•.
W.,Gran,t
E. ,G, Coua•tice 18
64 76
Mr. Combe: le hew; the vetesyatnr
bowler in TLuroit, :County being in
his 84th1 yelar, and can lay dawn a
mighty good bowl yet. The visi-
tors e'airn,e, cdolw,nl by auto.
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The Goods wd Bake--
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sake—We Bake Voir YOU,
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to a ,the greatest care.
Thai( in Quality anal', Cleanliness
They, shall be beyond compare.
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DU R A, B L E --Fire grates are three -sided;
last _ three times as long., Shaped in the
to grind up clinkers
Jirzzace when "rocked".. See
the McClary dealer or write for booklet. 32
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INDIANS ARE HERE.
' 'Two loads of Indians 'passed
through. town on Fridlay last from
Brucefield, to. the flax fields.
WON AT (BRUSSELS..
The Clinton Tennis club were at
Brussels on ;Weduiesday last and
won .from the .club irrx /that town,
ADVERTISING -ISMS.
bt takes more than a T' squa
land 0 perfectly willing artist
get ,outua good 'advertising dra
ling.
A NEW "VALET" IN TOWN
The store (recently occupied
Lr. SamOastles, is (being (fix
over for A. presser and cleaner w
will open, sup ishortly.
HURON 'REGIMENT READY.
At a meeting of the officers
the Thirty -Third Regiment at C
ton on August 6, it was decided
offer the services of the regime
to the Government for [active s may or any duty that ay be
quire d,
25 CENTS.
Will pay for the New Era to n
subscriters in Canada from now
til the end' of the year. If you
already a subscriber accept
chance to send the New Era tor
balance of the year to your dist
son daughter or friend who will
preciate reading the home news.
CLINTON MARKETS.
Hogs $9150.
Butter 18e land 18c,
Eggs 20e and 21c.
Wheat $1,05,
Gaits 45c.
Peas 1.00
Barley 50e
Buckwheat 67c.
Shorts $28,
Bran $26
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to MANY WENT,' TO BAYFIELD.
• Many fronni town (went in Bay-
field on Tuesday( night to attend
a dance. given by some of the camp
era.
ed
by A DV ERTISINGAISMS.
ho The words ,and pictures—a vital
,advertisement—are but symbols of
the printed advertisement The
real advertisement is the message
of It is al Mental picture conveyed
lin by the sauce of .sight.
nt WERE AT STRATFORD,
Among those who registeredtatOld Boys' Reunion at Sratford
from Clinton were—Dlr. and, Mrs. J.
.L1.3'ionse Harry and Alvin House
Irene Keller, tiLadys Keller, ,Mrs
eve
un- N. Kennedy, lElarry E. Munroe.
aretine THE NEW; ERA WOULD
the LIKE TO SEE—
ant A (field day for Clinton school
P' Good prices for tall kinds of grain
Clinton Old ;Boys' Reunion in 1015
Subscribers practice common
sense in fusing the telephone,
All the sick people convalescent
er-
re-
.PRICE OF, SUGAR ADVANCIN
A locall grocer who had, sent
order to a London wholesale b'o
for 10 bags of Redpatlr's,l, ra,nulat
sugar, wast to -day notified th
While this orders would be filled/ t
firm, could, book ,no ln;ore ,ord
as the. sugar refiners had refits
to /book that orders oft the who
sale house.
ERNEST MCMILLAN SAFE,
Mr. Ernest McMillan, organist
Convocation ,Hall, Toronto, cabs
Frtidlay that, he was safe and w
,at 13aireuth, Bavaria, Mr, MeM
Ivan we*to Paris to study, a
left for Baircutir before ,the w
commenced, Mr. MacMillan is w
known in Clinton being a neph
of Mrs, (Dr.) .0 un,
DERAILMENT AT
SEB.IIINGVILLE
Ai /brake beam broke on: one
the coaches, las the train fro
(aodericn was near Sebringvil
Saturday mooning, and cler•ail
two of the coaehe.s. The train d
tat 8,40, was delayed for about
hour, and a small train had to co
vey the passengers from the ,othe
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CANNOT DODGE PROSPERITY,
The arta/, with a good articl
who consistently' adventiees it
the newspapers, cannot dodge pr
perity if he tries. Newspaper ad
ventising is Tightly 'used in, the
/most profitable Investment can ,man
business caake, Newspap
readers patronize advertisers be
reuse experience, lnas taught :the,
that it pays to trade with, daylig
men.
HO WI WAR( WILL
EFFECT' CLINTON,
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THE SALT OF THE EARTH
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N0THERE.
The newly elevated Ontario Legis-
lature will, contain one lona news-
paper mane in shriking contrast to
the Legislature elected in 1903, in
which no less than ten newspa, cr
Incn had seats
IN .SERVICE.
Herold Kerr. of Wellaatd, son of
Rev. 1V. E.' Kerr, formerly o1 Clin-
ton, is aLieut, in, tae Voluntesa•
Co, at Welland, Ire. Co. has been
called out to guard the Welland
canal and aqueduct. Haroldhascan eloped into quite a soldier but
we hope he will not be Called ul,on
'to stop any of the enemy's bulaete.
$50 REWARD.
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'The Clinton Kiltie .Baud offer $50
reward for people who will attend
their big, drawing contest •on the
Lawn. of Mr. Wallace Wheatley,
Huron Street, on Friday evening
of this week, Over' 550 worth of
prizes wi1L be given away. each
drama costs 10 cents so that noone should remain away. ,Come
ort ,and, /help the best bath Clin-
ton ever had, the boys ;will appre-
ciate it, A good musical program
will be. given,.
MINOR LOCALS,
Advertise lathe New Era.
en• When buying Mention The New
Era,
Labor Day, Mon,dery Sept. 7th,
be next holiday.
The green apple is getting in its
tine work again,, ,
Indications point to a large class
at /Clinton Modell, School,
t IActors an 441exico's, war , !drama
have been relegated, to. the winos.
m
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If( (chs ,German fleet is still la
d. A visitors from' the North says
Lan• .e for the next feay. weeks an:
till stripping at a stand still,
will mein that the Jackson d4Ifg
factory will be out of material
!al month Iso 'with no stloick .1
sight. Here's hoping thnt, th
material will soon) arrive we ,van
all our factories to. be working ful
time.
RECEPTION,
The Chatham,
Planet says of a
reverend gentleman. well-known in
Clinton andvicinity—Theanembers
of the Victoria Avenue Methodist gave a reception to Dr.
Medd, thein new pastor last) even -
The• jaffain was held in the church
and ft was greatly enjoyed by all
The :prospects/ are that Dr.kIed'd
will have a very successful pastor -
tate in the '.loLaple city.
NOTIFY US LATr 'ONCE,'
When, the/ /subscriber's 0ddress is
changed the publishes should be
(notified at onb=e. This matter
should: not be left to the post-pa/as-
ter. Whiffle it is true that the postemaster should nlotaity the publish-
er when a subscriber ceases to re-
ceive mail at his office, it often
that massy/ of thea/ apparently ne-
glect this duty, hind quite of ten'
when they do ,attempt to do it, the
proper information, xis not given. .A
postai card/tend a nvinute/s time
tivadl 0lave a lot 'oaf oowpla5ngng,
WHAT WAR (DOES,
Somr,et1'mi s people /imagine that
will wawill not hurt Theon, but
Clinton has had ,many examples, anthe past week m,` the rises of. flour
este„ 'brut the latest one ,'th,e New
Era has beard of is from Dr. Axon.
The Dr.lrecently sent en $ord,er, to
his wholesale house for goods, in,-
eluding gold and received a letter
Last weeAstating that si0tey, were
selling the gold. only /or cosh
be advarfve and :were drawing 00
him before£Ihlpping it. The whole
talers`expe:t a rise in, all lines•" in,
a Ifelw, days.
Ft Clinton's. Main .street has then- all
n
be{alten,
Kitchener don't talk /much but at
e "doing" he's a, wharlwin$,
t 25 cents 'will pay for The New
1 Era cto, new s,ubseribers in Canada
from now until (the end of the year
If .you are already a subscriber ac-
cept the chance to send, The(, New
Era for the balance of the year
to (yonr distant son, daugghher or
friend who will .appreciate read-
ing •the hoarse news,
SUSPEND ISSUE OF
MONEY ORDERS
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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 passthrough Eng
land. or to any country in Europe,
pending a more definite settlement of
the rate of exchange. The comuter
cial companies suspended the issue of
money orders of any ether paper call.
ing for payment of money in Europe
but up to last week the postoffice had
continued to issue moneyorders. The
order, -while it Involves nly a tem.
porary discontinuance of money order
business, is bound to result not only
great inconvenience hut, in many
cases, especially where men here have
been sending money to Europe and
Great Britainfou the support of their
families es tb ex,p
a
very real hardship. p.
A
bank
check, oven, is not a veru certain
vehicle for tranemitting money across
the Atlantic. Even if he reaches its
destination safely it is entirely proble•
reaticall whether banks in England or
elsewhere in Europe would cash drafts
whish possibly /tight never reach the
bank of issne and for which therefore
payment might never be made on this
side. For letters of credit on England
banks here are charging at the rate of
about $5 to 51, This rate hog ever
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Thureda'y, August 13
wo New Boo
"Just Out" "Just in,"
One is Diane of the Green Van. Its a $1
prize novel. Over 0.00,000 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
The W. Do Fair
Often the .ehapest-rwnys the Best
Be?qel's Poris G?edo
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
THE PENSIAR STORE
Ta iio .7M—Y
Dispensing Chemist THE QUALITY DRUG STORE
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N22ITIONAL
Portlan Ment
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. ,AN
59CLINT }N
Flvk Strong Points in
Hecht Furnaces
Steel Ribbed Fire Pot,
Fused Joints,
Cast Radiator,
Circular Water Pan,
Saving in Coal,
CALL AND BE CO7VINCED OR
Phone 63
FOR SALE CHEAP,
1 second-hand FURNACE and
1 "Radiant Home" with ovens,
Thos. Hawkins
Plumbing and Heating
The eoirraerr Store
"Live and Let Live"
fletialtlariers lair the Pest
Pickling rind Table
Vi AT gar.
Every housekeeper ;who puts up
her fowl pickles knpws the im
portaaoe of Good Vinegar.
lfteixiz Pac ;lin w
n eg a r
is distilled from cereals ,and be-
ing free from vegetable matter; is,
a Perfect Preservative
It is absolutely pure and w'hole-
some, of ,gr•esvt Strength and fine
.flavor,
ALSO HEADQUARTERS FOR
THE BEST PICKING SPICES
Rutter and Eggs 'Wanted
Highest Market Price
E. E. Hunniford
PHONE 46.
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Here's a Dollar Shoe Sale without any
Dollar Shoes. ' Strange, but True
Here is a Mighty Good Chance to get some
Mighty Good Sloes at flighty Low Prices.
We have many lines of shoes that we are not going to
to continue. We have many styles of shoes where we have
only one or two pairs of a kind. We have placed all these
,shoes on tables by themselves, and while they last, you may
take your choice of the lot for i.ust One Dollar per pair..'
Where are Shoes for Hen, Women and Children
Every Shoe is worth two or three times our asking price
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
sae SON
THE 80.144E OF GOOD S11OIES
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