The Clinton New Era, 1914-08-20, Page 6TRE CLINTON NE W.
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20th, 1014,
Asiioorrmame m►.
In B11QiVN'S Tailored Clothes you get your money's worth in honest
wear and solid comfort, and besides
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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
BROWN'S
MEN'S
CLOTHING FURNISHINGS
CLOTHING FURNISHINGS
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LINE FOR CLEVELAND
Leaves Port Stanley 12 midnight on
odd dates in August, even dates in Sept, to Sept. 10th
Arrive in Cleveland at 0.30 min.Fare from Port . 4tanley one wav 52.25, Round Trip 54.00
Saturday Excursions on above dates $2,25 round trip
Lake Hides Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 3 p m
Fare 25c 3
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STOZK,REDUCINGI SALE
Having bought out the Furniture and undertaking ba :Hess
of Mr, Wesley Walker, and in order to reduce stock, for the next
09 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 considered.
All Goods Bought During. Sale will be Cash
J11S• DUNFORD
IIndertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28.
Night and Day Calls answered at Residence, over Store'
resismiammEmmer
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)
ssismissesossuslis
Special Cut, Prices
on the Following to clear
2 only Lawn Mowers, reg ..,:. 5.5o for 4.0,
i only Lawn Mower, reg 5.00 for 3:98
x only Hammock, reg 3,00for 2.25
., 2.75 for 2.00
for 0.75:
Galvanized Iined,Refrigerator „..I2.00 for 9.75
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Enamel lined Refrigerator. reg 07.00 for 04.00
is cream ]i'reezers to per cent discount
HARLAND BROTHERS
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
MORE TRUTH AND .POETRY.
War is hell, So is th war poetry
published in the Hamilton Specta-
ton and, the Toronto World.—Wel-
l.and Telegraph.
MITCHELL IMPROVING STREET.
The main street of Mitchell is be
treated with a covering of crushed
stone. The deputationrthat visillac0
Clinton, recently nnust have con-
sidered we had excellent roads,
GET IN THE/SWIM,
25 cents will pay for the New Era
to new subscribers In Canada (roan
now untiP the end of the year, if
you arealready a subscriber accept
the chance to send 'the Ne%w'Era.
for the balance of the year to
your distant son, slaughter or
friend who will appreciate reading
the home news,. .Nle,w subscribers
bare being ,added every day.,
TOYS 'SCARCE THIS YEAR.
Toys and site -snacks are largely
of ,Germain manufacture and there
will in all probability, be a scarcity
of cheap toys for this Christanas.
Dyes of same kinds are mad,et ex-
clusively In. Germany and unless
some other country nzaniufactures
them, if the ; w,ar is ofany, length.,
Malay be that we will wearChoSne-
spun .. The ultdantate outcome ac-
cording to'businless men who have
studied the results, will boa won-
derful growth in C,aO:[ridian. manu-
facture, They base their deduc-
tions without( taking into account
en,y antipathy to German goods
tlialt might result, but simply on
thie demand for goods wh,ieh' it
will be impossible to secure from
Germany and will have to be anna
ilaetured• eise'tvhere,
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That's 'why, , ,atur ads.
Sob frequently, ,you see.
The Goods 'we Bake—
(We Bake lfler YOU,
Aard trake•,t'he greatest dare.
That in Quality and Cleanliness '
The shall be beyond compare.
Conner's Bakery
ery
Phone 202
Utilizes every heat unit. Flues arranged so
heat is forced to travel over top of oven( in
de down behind it and twice un
der the bottom before escap-
ing to chimney. See the McClary dealer. ei
Sold by Harland Brothers
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34 YEARS AT THE HELM, ' CLINTON' MARKETS.
On, the lst oft August W,tH, Kerr
has been, at the ,head oll,the' Brus-
eels Post tor 34 years and 4s still
going strong.
A'GOOD STROKE.
Ki,tchener's iron hand has fallen
onthe newspapers. I4the "News"
he for bids is like some publibhed
by yellow fly sheets inthis fair land
purchasers of the s,ams should rise 1
up sand call him, .blessed,.
BRIGHTENED UP.
The Clinton school of Commerce
is in the hands off the 'decorators
and is being. brightened up Netw
furniture will also beadded and
Miss 'Wlard will comanenee in rooms
that are properly fitted forf Alio
school work. •
A BIBLE FORT
EVERY KNAPSACK. •
The upper Canada Bible Society
hes written, to the Milnistier of
Milrtia' bfforing 20,000 Bibles for the
Oan,adian forces.,The Canadian con
tingenits for South Africa had p
Bible for each man.
WAR BULLETIN' SERVICE.
Intense interest is being manifest
ed in the 'whir news, 0,00 the; 0. fP.
R. telegrlap'h Co., %are making good
use, by having ,all the events', plat(
ed outside their office ettheMor-
rislr Clothing, Co., and everyone, is
invited to wretch the board for, •the
latest developments:
MASSEY-HARRIS
CLOSES PLANTS.
Ma say -Harris Co, have closed
down their plants at Toronto and
Brantford. When some orders'
maw' oncllannd are filled tthe Wood-
stock plant will also be closed.
The, company says owing to
prtsent unsettled conditions, when
' business wilt be resumed,
WOMAN IN TROUBLE,
Mrs, William Everett and Albert,
Russell, both of Goderich, Ontario
are under Limpet at Port %Huron,
The man anld woman were taken
frown, roams in Which they were liv
ing in the United States city. Com-
plaint was made, by the womanle
,aush,and who resides at Goderich
that his wife had left hien. andi'1ol-
lowed Russel to Port Huron, leav-
ing her !four smelt children .behind
her, (,uasel will face a serious
charge preferireld by the immigra-
tion officers.—The wopn.an formerly
lived in Clinttoniwith her husbanu
and was always a source oftrouble
to the of halals,
WAS A GRAND SUCCESS
The garden fete put,oa by the
Ki1tie Band last Friday evening '.at
the home) of Mr. and /qrs.' Wallace
Wheatley was a very gratifying suz
cess. The stand had the groat/Ida
oflllr. Wheatley' and. Mr, Ia A.
Greig neatly, decorated and hydro
Made it as bright as day, The Band
gave an,execrine,t program, A big
feature of the evening was the
Baby Contest aardJuuges Council
for 'r'iitzsimons, J. H. ' ,axman and
T. Mason had a hard time td decide
the wi'nnars,, The blaby of Mr. and
Mrs.. John,'Wtatkrns "tock first prize
and was a good healthy specimen
of A Camactian baby. *Master Joe.
Wheatley took and and 1'!, Baileys
baby w,as third. The evening while
a little cool) was ideal Inc• algather-
ing of thisking and every thin e,•,pass
ed off most ,harmoniously; 'The
other prize winners were,
,Prize Donator 'Winner
500 lbs,, cola,!, 0Ylolsens Bank, Miss
Sheppard,
Umbrella, Brawnls, J. Nediger
Chair, Jasnels Danford, Ambrose
McGuire.
Gentlemlan's, hat, • Moorish Co. Helen
Forreelteir'
Carving Set, Harland Bros. Miss
Twitchell.
China sea, W. H. Hel)yar, Harry
Shaw.
Halt rack, Ball and •Atkimbon,'Miss
C. Kemnedly,
Sugar Bawl, W. 13. Counter, Ruby
Grtaelis,.
3,00 lbs ofj coal, A. Forbes, George
Bpadahaw.
Liadys? ummbrelba Couch &Co,Mrs,
WI Batts.
Opine knife R. Rowland ;George
Robe/tan,
200 lbs Coal A, J.-,13oilo,way
Charlie Cook.
25 lbs ,Fleur J.S.ehenhlals Fiatno,k
Andrews,
25 lbs Flour F.Evans, (Mrs. A.
3tcKetnrzie,
China Bowl, Cooper and Co. George
T Robea•to,n • •
Mems shoes,. F.6ltacgson, Jack
Terry.
Berry bawl, G. Brad&aaw, Miss
D. Rlattenbury.
Box cigatra, R Marshall, George.
Roberton,.
Ladies ,sh.oes,. H. S. Chapman,
Cigiars, Joe Eattegibury, No. 1056.
Umbrella, Plumsteel Bros.
Perfume, E.i13ovey
Carving sietr Bawid, Jack Harvey,
Lady sel:iOng most ,ticlkrets Miss
Gladys Cook,
The, blalnd boys wish ttothank all
those who donated,, pra'hes Messrs.
Wheatley aind,Greig for the use of
their lew,ne anttilto:the public tar
ettegtijpr>g the fetes,
Hogs $350.
Butter 18e and 19c.
Eggs 20c and 21c.
'Wheat $1.05,
Oasts 45e.
Peas 1.00
Barley 50c
Buckwheat 67e,
Shorts $28,
Bran 326
ADVERTISING -ISMS.
An ad. may, possess great beauty
,and symmetry; and still we give no
heed if it has not the pulling pow
er, (
SOME ARE BORN LUCKY.
The old (saying that "Somme are
born, Lucky" should ,apply (in the
ease of Mr. Gep. Roberton, for; on
Friday evening last, for the. mall
sum of 40/cents he raptured 0
prizes at the Band fete..
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NO DEARTH OF SUGAR.
Huntley, Drummond president of
the Redpath Sugar Refinelry re
ports that there is no short(agerin.
sugar in Canada anti that ,the ie
fineries willaiwt allow the price to
be unduly enthancedt
FACTORY CLOSED.
The ,Piano Factory closed last
week an the account of ;difficult
times. The New Era hopes that
it will mot be long as we ,allknow
4t is the. back bone oil the town
,as most of the employees are heads
of families and own their onvn prop
esty,
MINOR LOCALS.
The New Era gives the news.
Local News on all the pages.
Days are shortening.
A. few weddings. are on(the pro
gram.
This lovality .had a little shower
Monday morning but we could
stand a little more,
WANT KASIER,'S
POWER CCJSTERLED.
Time ZuriM Herald of last week
lead the following local ;—Owing to
the mixed' nationality of war citi-
zens the war ,disousslon,s become
quite heated attimes. The great
majority however are in, favour of
having the 'German Kaiser's auto
matte pa%ver -somewhat cult/ailed,
This w,arhe end oX,one
awan, rude. Its, "ausgespielt" and the
sooner the betted',.
MAY BE WORKED HERR
The Herald) -Times of Walkerton
•un,d'eashanlds that owing (to tine
greater pant of Brace County bee
Mg under local option one inspec
tor will be ,appointed for the wo,
The New !Era would motfue surpr'is
ed f£'the!'Government did the same
inn Huron' County. Now that (the
whole. of Horan is dry there ,are
three license, boards andthree in-
spectors and' practically, no work to
do. It will keep ,an,Inspector busy
covering the whole of Huron on
"wild goose" chasing,
FIVE TO SEVEN 'HOURS BEHIND
bnth,e following the war newslit
is interesting to know the Wcee
changes% When. 1,1 •,is mu)dlnalgh,t
here, it isin—
Paris, 5,09 a.m.
London,, 5.00
St. Petersbuag, 7.61 a.m,
Vienna, 6;06 a..m;.
Belgrade 6.00 a. an, •
'Tokio, 12.30 p. hnl
Hong Kong, 12.37 pan;
Roane 5.50 a, m.
Berlin, 5,54. a, m.
Athens, 6,35, 4r, m,
WHAT CONSTITUTES
A CARLOAD.
You often want to know what
constitudes a carload!. Well paste
this in ,your Sat and you ;will( have
•am aniswer hand.y, Nominally • a
oarload is 20,000 pounds. I11 is also
79 barrels of( salt 99 of %flour. NIB
sa,dke of,(flour, 10(cords of wood
18 to(20 .head .of cattle 50 to 60
hogs, 90 tot 1004) etad of, sheep 6,000
feet of boards, 17,000 feet of siding
13,000 feet of flooring, 45,000 feet
Of, shin, les ,ogle (half less of joist
sgantlin(g ,and ' large timbers, 340
bushels of corn, 400 bushels,-
wheat
ushels wheat 580 of oats 156 of) )flaxr seed
260 of lap ples 3401.02 potatoes and
1,000 of 'bran,
CANADA'S THREE
GREAT( BANKS.
A 'Toronto laainiteai hays that,
while 4-C is% true that the, ,grealt ,,mr
crease en' the (resources of nidisidu
Ta1 4nun,kls .In4>;Canada was due in
/wane .measure 'to,woanbiu,ations and
,absorptions, thei growth of,. the,
Itarg,ear Canadian banking Metilu-
tions4'w,as 'based very largely, .upon
the accum,ulatiom of material,
'weal'th in the !country, The speak-
er tpoiinted 'out that of tale sixty-
one great batlike in \the world, Can-
ada ;had'three, the Canadian Bank
of Commtxeree,t ranking twenty-
third mn,(th,e list in proportion 'to
deposwts, the Brandt of, < 38onidr•eai,
twenty -citta% the Royal Baric 'of
Canada', ithdt•ty-toWn'th and the ag-
gregate strenrg'tI'Made this coumr
try, on \impportantt factor in the, in- l '
d emaalatjo a1' ,bankilLgl lel,d, +.
TH,E BI S`1
Antidote fQ,
OWN
'Weariness
After all, there is nothf ,g' so restful as a
comfortable hammock tThe easy chair
goes half way, but . fo
with all its cool'an
paniments, there is nor'
a good hammock It
distance to coolness, ail
comfort. We are rEias
hammock, you'll have .
complete rest,
lightful accom•
ing superior to
makes half the
all the way ,to
to. provide the
do the ,[LEST.
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Prices from One tot Seven Dollars
Pair eo
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Often the Chapest AIHrays the Best
ai d •
illy a ko aK or rownic
The pictures are easy to make. Always interesting, and
or grow in value year by Year'
Any boy girl can successfully accomi)lish every Step in
picture making, A carefully written b pok of instruction
furnished with each camera. Brownre,F ameras $1 to $12
Kodaks $7 and up. Developing anidprinting done
Promptly and EfAcieritiy.
THE PENSLAR STORE
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Dispensing Chemist THE QUALITY DRUG STORE
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NATIONAL
Portland- eement
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We have just received a Car Load,ol'the same Old Brand
of Portland Cement which has alway given you such com-
plete satisfaction. It always fills yo trti quirements. You
cannot make a mistake in using the National.
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S. J. ANDREWS, ',CLINT\ON
The : riser Store
"fid Let Live"
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'R8,411140 0 for the Best
1.picklikg;annd Table
nw'gur.'
IT a
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Fivc Strong Points in
Ueela Furnaces
Steel Ribbed Fire Pot,
Fused" Joints,
Cast Radiator,
Circular Water 'Pan,
Saving ,in Coal
CALL AND BE CONVINCED
Phone 53
OR
FOR SALE CHEAP. •
1 second-hand FURNACE and
1 "Radiant Home" with, ovens,
Thos.11awkins
Plumbing and Heating
Every hon er who puts tip
her ro'wln pnc tl� - l nlpws the fm-
parta,nce of lg'OOd' Vinegar.
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Heitlz W ite Pickling
Qa+'ineg ar
is distilled fads.; cereals ,and be -
tug free from vegetable matter, is, •
a Perfect Prestatative
It th ,aba.alut•i E are and whole -
swine, of • great `strength and fine
flavor, i.' i
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THE BEST 'X?ICKING SPICES
Batter and +ags Wanted
UigheStta'lr. et Price
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PRONE 46."
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fur women's
F ,I $230 Shes..,.
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A woman can always find good shoes at,
$3.50, but she does not always find them at $2:80
t.' Two -fifty Shoes are always plentiful enough
to be sure—but real good shoes at Two fifty "is.
another matter entirely,
a Our $2.5o Shoes are made' from choice
4. quality leather, in Vici, Douglas, Patent
Calf and Tan Calf.
These moderate priced shoes have all the good
style features of higher priced sloes—well made'
and durable.
Nearlyeves shoe store in the countrysells 2
Y � .5o
shoes.' Takea look at our $2,50 shoes, Madam.
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FRED. ,J121eKSON,
TUE HOME OF GOOD ;SHOES
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