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Thursday,' iugnst27th; `1914,
in Pearl
Pendants,
We are Showing Some
Very Pretty Designs
In pleasing contrast to
the styles one usually sees
-yet 'they` are strictly
correct and follow closely
the forms prescribed by
those who have the "say
so" in ladies jewelery.
We invite you to come
in and inspect our
stock.
Prices frons $10.00 up
W. IL IILLLYAR
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
EYES TESTED FREE
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the province. Our coursesare
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for our students than other
similar, schools do. Our rates are
reasonable. Write for our free
catalogue and see what we can
do for you.
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Principal
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There is a Cold day Conlin;
Why not prepare for it by ordering
your winter
i none e b i perm of
supply
h world Valley
Coal,
II. J. Holloway, Clinton
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WOOL. WANTED
Highest market price will be paid in
cash for wocl.
Also on hand for Sale
Flower Seeds,
Potatoes,
Oats
Farm Produce taken in
Exchange
W. G. SMYTH
The 'New Era.
49TH :YEAR.
"IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE."
W. 11. HERR dC SON, Props.'
J. Leslie Herr Business Manager
New Era, One Year in advance $1.00
New Era, when not paid in ad-
vanes- , $1.50
'New Era, to the United States
in advance. . $1,50
Advertising Rates on. Application
•
Job work prices advance on. July
1st, 1913, in ` 'accordance' • with.
the Huron Co. Preva Asso-
ciation Rates.
Office Phone 30 House Phone 95
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
hi Use For. Over 30 Years
Always bears
theD�
Signature of 'c�cc
The, ,discovery in an Austrian cern
etery of glass bnnsrors dating. from
tlhesecond or third' cemaury up
set the theory that the ametenRe'de-
pem(detA up:taa polished mleltaL to
see themselves.
' A(machine has. been perfected in
Saxony which embroiders designa
on(three dozen' pairs, of stockings
a+tience,. 288 stitches ;being itaken
simultaneously.
Next door to Hospital
Victoria Street Clinton
NORTH END FEED STORE
We keep in stock a full line of
Animal Invigorator and
Chick Poultry and Click Foods
- 'And all the best grade of
Flour and Produce
Fertilizer and Binder Twine
Call and see us when in town
and get prices
GRAND TRUNKIVs
Reduced Fares to Toronto
For Canadian National
Exhibition
FARE AND ONE THIRD
Aug. 31st to Sept. llth inclusive
From all stations in Canada. Cornwall,
Ottawa and West
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP FARES
will be in effect ou certain dates
All tickets valid for return until
Tuesday, Sept. 14th, 1914
Agent for Heintzman Pianos:
Old ones taken in exchange, and.
balance on eaey terms'
FIRANit W
TERMS CASH.
Pull ,particulars from G.T.R.'. ticket
agents, or write(
o ..m .c,ansford a Son, city passen-
ger and Ticket Agents,. phone 51
A.O. 1 att'son, station agent
C. E. HORNING, D. P. A.,
Union Station, Toronto, Ont.
Seed Wheat
We halve a quantity of(., "Gold
Coin" Seed Wheat for sale,. This
wheat has been proved to be one
of the( beat varieties to dated our
severe winters, giving on extila
Large yield .this year.
Special'
Fail Wheat Fertilizer
yon will compare'the results
of
.you
(Shur-Crop Terailizer
with others in this ,dnatrictj, you
will be conviitceca that there are
monk) better. Try .our brand this
season and prove for yourself.
10,000, dozen New Laid Eggs and
1,000 Hens amid Ch'frtktns wanted
each, week at top prieasf.
We are wholesale agents for'.
GUNN'S CURED MEATS.
Askf your dealer for Guun's
Breakfast -Beacon,. and 'Picnic Ham.
'Theyjare Winners.
Prices Moderate.
The Guuu-i auglois Co., Limit@Q
The up-to-date Firm. Clinton
Phone 100.
N. W. TREWAR'1'HA. W. JENKINS
'LVANS -
PHONE 192 oe
Ileal9 uarters
FOR
Walking' and Wing Olkeer
plows
I.H.C. Gasoline Engles"
McCormick Machinery Pumpe
and 'Windmills.
ALL KINDS Y P REPAIRS
ANI) EXPERTING.
CALL ON
Miller it Liiiie
Corner' of Princes and Albert
etreet..'
• Wheals
Print Biur.S'
r Wken print blur.; ire
9rltebie temper end
lit:mood di.eoin/ort
result, '
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th Condolers watb,:
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Issuer of Marriage Licenses
Export Trade With
England to Start Again
By New Soheme Exporters Can
.obtain Money for Cargoes
at Once.
Almost immediate resumptisn of
export, trade with Great Britain is
expected by financial experts and
business men generally, to result
from the action of Hon. W. T. White,
Minister of Finance. in making the
Dominion Treasury a trustee for the
Bank of England and enabling British
and Americans to liquidate their
obligations to each other without be
ing under the necessity of shipping
gold across the Atlantic. Until this
was done. the cost of exchange was
practically prohibitive on account of
the risk of capture on the high sea,
and export trade stopped abruptly
for the time being. Now exporters
can get their money for their cargo
before they ship it, and with British
cruisers sweeping away all commerce
destroyers, the risk of capture to the
cargoes is much reduced. The full
benefit of the scheme will not be
realized until the time comes to begin
shipping the grain crops across the
Atlantic,
A Dollor DOWN
Is often an ,illumination as big
as the sun. There is no plate In
town where "money down' goes
farther than it does right here.
A CHINA CLOSET
or dresser bought for 'spot cash'
from our present stock makes
what you see elsewhere look
like thirty cents.
Its Bargains Galore we are
offering just now in our
!u` 211)t 17` entire Furniture Stack
The Cheapest Spot in Huron to Buy all kinds of Furniture
$ A 8z .A=11\1'6014"
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
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gold will be very much larger than
ever before. The war disturbed cred
it so much that very mach more busi
nese than usual will he done on a cash
basis in the field of international trade
American financial house. are alive
already to the 'conveniences of the
scheme whereby Ottawa becomes a
branch of the Hank of England, and
are diverting the gold that would un
der ordinary circumstances .be ship
ped,acrose the Atlantic to this country
in order that exchange may be saved
Ir is probable that the entire shipment
of SIC.800,000 in gold for French and
English bankers. which was originally
to have been carried to the banks of
England and France on. the Kron
prinzessin Cecilie. will be shipped up
to Ottawa, According to the latest
report from New York $5,600,000 of
it is out of the way now. ' Other ship
meats are expected to follow soon.
When Large oargpes of grain begin to
be sent across the Atlantic the Bank
of England will be able to cable in
structions'to Ottawa to pay out this
gold to the shippers.
Unravelling The Tangle.
It is difficult to estimate just how
much gold is owed by the United
States and Canada, Britain, and the
Continent at the present moment.
Considerable quantities of American
and Canadian securities were sold by
European holders immediately before
the outbreak of hostilities and the
closing of the stock exchanges. Just
how much of this was sold to Am-
erican and Canadian buyers is not
yet certain. One broker told The
Star that most of it was sold to Eu-
ropean capitalists looking for bargains.
"But," he added. "the confusion into
which international finance has been
plunged by the isolation of the Ger-
man banking community from the
rest of Europe, and the extraordinary
war measures taken in France and
Great Britain has made it impossible
to get accounts balanced up, No one
knows just where the the United
States and Canada stand, A commit'
tee of New York financial men is at
present trying to unravel the tangle.
I don't expect they'll find out what's
what for some weeks yet. I wouldn't
even attempt to guese eshat amount
of gold is at present owing to Europe.
Crops Will Pay Debts.
e' President Wilkie, of the Canadian
Bankers' Association and general
manger of the Imperial Bank, told
The Star that the export of food
stuffs to Great Britain and Europe
would soon turn the balance of trade
in America's favor and make the
United States and Canada the credit-
ors so far as the exchange of gold
was concerned, "The crops will pay
our debts to Europe," he said, "The
fact that gold payments to and from
the bank of England will be paid
and received at Ottawa will undouht
edly facilitate business very much."
The quantities of gold shipped
across the Atlantic vary considerably
every year according to trade con
ditions. When business is dull on
this side of the Atlantic„ imports of
gold from Europe increase. When
business is dull in Europe and boom
ing here, exports of gold from
America to Europe jump, Thus, in
the two dull. years of 1906 and 1908,
following the panic of 1907 United
States imported $51.016,196 and 97,319,
867 in gold from Europe and only ex
ported $24,4655,488 and $53,596,349,
War Disturbed Credit.
In the boom years of 1910, 1911,
and 1912, the imports from Europe
were $4,573,518, $14,756,149' and $2,
407,514, respectively, while the exports
to Europe were $32,174,694,' 87.600 and
$19,551,108, respectively. Credit was
much better in the years 1910, 1911.
and 1912 than in the years 1907 and
While no figures are as yet available
for the present year it is altogether
probable that imports and exports of
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Burdock Blood Bitters is manufactured
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Impure blood isian invitation to
sickness. The blood isiat work day
and ntingt to maintain Ile 9iealth
and any lack of' strength) or purity
in
the, bloodl.istaf bveak,ngss intho
defence against. disease' Anaemia
is khe doctor's name for lack of
blood. There nvay bea;nactuaI.lose
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for itlis this some lack of blood
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SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Lesson IX. -Third Quarter, For
, Aug. 30, 1914.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES,
Text of the Lesson, Matt. xxii, .15-22:
Memory Vers'ee, 16, 17 -Golden Text,
Matt. xxii, 214 -Commentary Prepared
by Rev. D. M..Stearns.;.
This lesson of questions byPhariseel
and Herodians and Seddncees, feign-
ing
eigning themselves just men, but seeking
to entangle' Him in His talk that tbe7
might catch Him in His words and so
deliver Him unto the power and au-
thority of the governor, is found in
Matthew, Mark and Luke (Mark zil.
13; Luke xx, 20). His warning to the
disciples to beware of the leaven or
false teaching of the same three
classes of people is found in Matt. xvl,
6; Mark vW, 15. The Pharisees_ were
the most religious people of that day,
but were mere formalists. 17verything
was outward to obtain praise of men;
nothing. real before God. The Herodt-
ans, judging from Herod, could enjoy,
a good talk, but preferred the sinful
pleasures of this world to things real
and eternal. The Sadducees were re-
ligious, but had no .use for things su-
pernatural, angels or spirits, and did
not believe in any resurrection. ' None
of them had any use for .lesus Christ
or Bis doctrine. Although they could
not deny His wonderful works. His
teaching was to them fuelled and im•
practical and Impassible. The light of
His pure. holy life was too great a
contrast to their selfish sinfulness.
t+even Deniet's euemles bad to con-
fess that he was faithful and that
there was pelting eater nor fault in
him and that it would be impossible
to find occasion against him unless in
some way concerning the lulu of his
God (Dau. el, 4, 5).
These enemies of Cbflst were in a
similar ditllrulty. but they would not
cease from their purpose. The Phari-
sees and fierodians 'mite to it schetne
which they think will surely enable
them to find occasion against Him,
and so they come with 'tattering words
concerning His being a teacher of
truth and raring not for what people
think or say of FIint irvree tilt. They
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aposi-
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A1F,rencil inventor who for a'
time w,as. blind has Idesigeted a type
waiter tihiat, produces ordim,ery khan
usoript In. Braille embossed char-
acters at the sane inline.
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Canadian
National
Exhibition
IQEAC
E YEAR
America's Greatest Livestock Show
Acres of Manufactures
Exhibits by the Provinces
Exhibits by Dominion Government
Exhibits by West India
Grenadier Guards Band
Dragoons' Musical Ride
Auto -Polo Matches
Circus and Hippodrome
Dozen Shows in Single Hour
Boy Scouts' Review
Canada's Biggest Deg Show
BABYLON
Greatest Oriental Spectacle
ever presented on Continent
Paintings from' England, Scotland,'
United States and Canada •
Educational Exhibits
Goods in Process of Making
Athletic Sports "
Aero-Hydioplane Flights
Grand Water Carnival
Createre's Famous Band
Score of other Banda
Dozen, Band Concerts Daily
Chesapeake and Shannon
Biggest Midway ever
Peace Year Fireworks
International Peace Tattoo
10 Bands 400 Musicians
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UT PRIeE
Commencing Saturday, July 25th, we place on
sale hundreds of dollars worth of good, new, seasonable
goods that must be cleared out to make room for our,
New /'all Stock which the manufacturers start to ship
early in August,
Cut Prices on Dry Goods,
•Uut Prices on Men's and Boys Clothing, .
Cut Prices on Boots and Shoes
Cut Prices on Hats, Caps and Shirts.
EXTRA SPECiAL--We have about 5o Boys' Snits -
too many -which means 5o suits at manufacturers
prices for the first 5o boys. Don't miss this chance
to save money on your boys new fall suits, they
will need them when school starts, ,sizes 24` to 35
Also extra low prices' on our.Pumps and Oxfords
White Canvas Shoes, Sandals, Etc.
Plumsteel Bros.
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propound a gnesuon wnicn ri seems to
them will bring from Him an en-
snaring reply: "Is it lawful to give
tribute" unto Caesar or not?" "Shall
we give, or shall we not give?" (Verse
17, Mark x11, 15.)
They probably thought that He
would advise not to give td Caesar:
and thus find Him guilty Of teaching
against Caesar. They did not begin
to know Him, nor that He could read
their hearts, nor that they were deal-
ing with one who knew what was in
man (Jer. zyfl, 10; John 11, 25). How
scathing His reply, "Why tempt ye
me, ye hypocrites?" How surprising
His request, "Show me the- tribute
money," or as it is in Mark xis, 15,
"Bring me a penny that I may see it."
When they bad brought It and ]n re•
ply to His question told Him whose
image it bore, then He saitb unto
them, "Render therefore unto Caesar
the things which are Caesar's and
unto God the things that are God's"
(verse 21).' So they could not take
hold of His words, marveled at His
answer, held their peace, left Him
and went their way (verse 22; Luke
xx, 26).
It was true on all occasions, "Never
man spake like this man." He Him-
self said, "The words that 1 speak
unto you 1 speak not of myself, but
the Father that dwelleth in me He
doeth the works." "He gave me n
commandment what I should say and
what I should speak" (John xiv, 10;
xis, 49). If we were as fully yielded
to Him as He was to the Father it
would be true of us, "It is not ye that
speak, but the Spirit of your Father
which speaketh in you" (Matt. x, 20).
He was the image of the invisible
God (II. Cor. 1v, 4; Heb. 1, 3; Col. 1, 15).
When we become His by redemption
we begin to bear His image and
should day by day be increasingly,
conformed to that image, for to that
end all things are intended to work
(Rom. viii, 28, 29). If we by faith be-
hold His glory it will be so until when
we see Him we shall be like Him (II
Cor. iii, 18; I John iii, 1, 2). By crea-
tion they 'belonged to God, for He
gave them life and breath and all
things, but by choice they denied God
to their works through professing to
,Low Ilim (wit. i, 161. God wants
nothing from those who will not ac.
sept His mercy in Christ Jesus, He
must first forgive us as sinners and
give us Himself in Christ and make
us His children before we can render
Him anything, but when . we become
His our song should be "ever only for
Thee." The words "went their way"
(verse 22) remind us of the same in
verse 5 and tbut all who are not witb
Christ in the way are still going their
own way to everlasting destruction.
The same day carne the Sadducees
with their question about the seven
brethren who. one after the other, had
the same woman to wife, "If there be
a resurrection. then whose wife shall
she be of the seven?" (Verses 23-28.)
Thus they thought they had shown
the impossibility of a life after this
one. Note His reply. "Ye do err, not
knowing the Scriptures nor the powet
of God" (verse 29t. What a farreach
ing. comprehensive word and in e
sense applying to all error, for 1t all
comes from not knowing the Scrip
tures. The only way to he free from
et -or is to know the truth„ whLeil
makes us free indeed (John viii. 32-301
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School Shoes
Among our stock of School Shoes
For Boys and Girls
you will find opportunities aplenty for practising that
economy which is now the order of the day. And w
warrant it will be true economy, too, since all thr
shoes are in new shapes. all leather. and good
wearing quality, while prices will be found wonde
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50 pairs Boys Boots, all sizes, reg
prices 2.00 and 3,00, Saturday pric
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