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STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOOD'
4ND
HOU$E �URNISi
We take this opportunity of extending to our, wide circle of•cttstonlers;
our warmest thanks for the splendid support that we have received during
the past season, assuring them at the same time that our efforts for their'
benefit in the future will be redoubled.
OURPOLICY FOR THE PALL u
Larger and Better Assorted' Stock, than ever Before
The preparations that we have made for -this fall have been on a much
larger scale than in. any previous year, and when all the new merchandise is
here, we shall be in an admirable position to fill the needs of our patrons.
The buying of Fall Goods commenced away back in the spring, the
utmost care and consideration being taken to secure only the most relia• ble
and up-to-date goods; and as we always buy for cash, manufacturers are only
too willing to bring forward the cream of their stocks for our selection.
The. Bulik of our New Goods is Already Here
New Dress Goods and Silks
In the Dross Goods Section the shelves are already full of new fabrics
from London and Paris. Some of the: most popular weaves are the new
Crepe materials including Ondule Crepe, Crepe Meteors, and Crepe -de.
Chenes.
In the Silk Section are being shown beautiful Moire Polhill Silks,
striking Roman stripe design, also lovely Persian Silk and Oriental Satin
II you cannot come to the store, Phone 67 for anything you want in Dry Goods
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STOCKP4 EDUCINQ SALE
Having bought out the Furniture and Undertaking, bueloess
of Mr. Wesley Walker, and in order to reduce stock, for the next
60 days, weput 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
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'Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28.
Night and Day Calls answered at Residence over Store
Prepare fir Fa�1
Now is the time while the weather is fine, to put
your. Roofs, Chicken Pens, Stables and Sheds in good
repair before the bad weather comes.
We carry the Stock to do it
Brantford Roofing
' Barn Paint
(louse Paint
(roofing Paint
Tarred Paper
Plain Paper
Nails
(,!!lass
Putty
Beaver Board
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Sherwin-I�'lflan s Paints
Varnishes, Etc.
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STOVES, IiARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
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• TUB CLINTON , ' NEW
Roasts •retain their natural flavor-.
bread, cakes, ;puddings, etc., baked in a
1 83. always come fresh and sweet
�',� from its perfectly -ventilated
Sven See the McGlary dealer in your town.
Sold by Harland Brothers
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THE NEXT HOLIDAY. I CLINTON MARKETS.
Labor Day, Monday Septembeal
-will be the next pnlblic holiday.
Hogsl
Buttes 23c mud 21e
Eggs 21c sand[ 22c.
YOUR [PRIN'TING. Wheat $1.05.
Can not be done any better any Olaits 38c :and 40c.
where ardltguite so good gemlerally: Peas 1.00
B,•ar ay 55'1 linos 60e,
New Era prices are eight. i you Buckwheat 67e.
require anything. (gltlie ;printing! Shorts $28.
line fhorn1 lavishing card' to a pain Bran v6
phlelt aetlud have your orcOea',
NEW RECTOR! OF SIMCOE.
INSPECTOR BUSY,
License Inspector Johnson bias
had a couple of cases for drundcenlees
tried at Seafoath; end secured a
conviction. It is rumored that
there May be a couple of cases tried
here.
Rev. A. B. Blarney, at , preeaget
WANTS TO KNOW
rector of Amdieretburg, and well- Wbelt anany people wo'uild like to
klnown.here, !has! •accepted the ree- ai now es ; who •putt the bull in,tlhe
torship of Simeoe, in succession to bulletins,—Gia1t Reformer,
the :date Rev. Canon Rliek(q. Ray.
Mr, (blarney was also sttationgd at ADVERTISING -ISMS.
Gerrie some years ago. I "Advertise in•the stammer months
25 CENTS. bylall means; laxity never yet
brought hornet -he btacon."r
Will pay for the New Era to new i
subsea Weis in Canada from now un- SCHOOLS ;ON SEPT!! 1.
DOHERITY EXHIBIT
AT TORONTO
This week the W. Doherty Piano
Co. shipped la splenda,d display of
pianos land piano players Ito To-
ronto for the Exhibition which op
encs Saturday( of this ,weeks i0lie
New Ere; hopes that the •eteWbit
will bring forhlt Large orderiron
th h bl
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e pure tasi.ng pu •e.
ANOTHER NOTICE TO
til the end of the year. If you are
already a subscriber accept the
chance to send the New Era for the
balance ot the year to your distaot
,son daughter or friend who will ap-
preciate reading the home ,:ewe.
CLINTON GIRL MARRIED.
AUTO OWNERS
The Department of Justice ai Tor
ronito is sending out notices to the
constables throughout the province
that no one under the;:age ofeigh
:teen years. is permitted to drive or
operate anautonnobile and only
those towhorat the markers are
issued( Also that all autos ,must
heard' in/on the,. right side of the
street with,one near ligthr tantl one
outside light showing when stand
AN INTERESTING ADDRESS
Llast Friday evening Rev. ,7, K.
Ftairful, pastor of 'the Baptist
Church, addressed the Men's Broth
erhood meeting at the home 'of
Mr. W..Doheaity on "Figghting !sits-
chimes .and how to handle thein" and
it,wlas indeed a treat to those pres
eat. As the reverend gentleman
has worked inttthe English factories
where the war guns arelinade he.
couldgive first information, The
v n'n a. ,indeed a profitable
e s u s one
gA'1
to those who attended[
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Ours we, would Have; you be
That's why ,our 'ads.
So frequently [you see.
The many ariea de of Miss Bea-
trice McConnell will be surprised
to learn that. the young lady •ivae
quietly marrieds at the bonne of
her sister, Mrs. Batterson at Kings-
ton, Ontario, to 'Mr. Harvey Dixon
of Sunbeaxy, on Aug. 19th:. Rev.
Konyhmiam peritormed the pore -
many. The young Lady is a d,augh RAIN HELPS FRUIT.
ter of, Mr. land Mrs, David MaCon-
nea.l, of Miary sltreet.
The Goods , we Bake—
We Bake `icor YOU,
Anel take the greatest care..
Thee in Quality and Cleanliness
They: rthall bebeyond compare.
Conner's Bakery
Phone 202
All !the schools inciud.1ng the Col-
legiate institute aeopen on Tiles, -
day Sept, 1st, intot Septt:'8.
TRE BEST! WAY,
The beat way to rewaee the cost
of (living in'C.Iiniton is to read the
.a dvertisenianits licit thea New Era
ADVERTISING -ISMS.
The real advertisement is the mea
sdlage. It may be obsoured as read
ily by tancy words an1 foolish pie
tures las by too limited vocabulary.
CARL: OF 'THANKS
tCli!rlton,, August 24•th, 1914
To the A O.F..• Jurnivi'le Lodge—
Dear Se^rotary please accept any
sincere thanks Moe your generous
rreatiuent of my. claim for bene-
fits on account of my recent ill-
ness. I will be more Ienthusilastic 1
tian ever in the advocating t_he'
cllaims of our menu Socidty. • The
Lodge officials have been eery
hand Ito me add I wish to express
my (thanks,
(Jiack 13awdem
SELECT A GOOD SCHOOL.
If you purpose alttenclva11g a Busi-
ness College you should seledt a
good. ;5011361, The Stratford Busi-
ness College is one od; Canada's
best Their courses erre up-to-date
and they have a staff of inistrue-
ttors suchas yon eannat Hind' efse-
.where. The College which has
three departments, Commelrcital,
Shorthand and Telegraphy, reopens
ler !the Fall term on,Sept. 1st.
Write the Collage for its free eat
alogue.
ARE YOU 'WILLING TO HELP?
The Women's Inistitute of this
:town lilac recei5ved a bortmunica-
ition frounl helactquarters telling of
work women clan do initthe present
emergency in connection with the
Oam,adian Red Cross Society Such
necesstary articles as liantdkerli.iefs
The fine maids of last week while
delaying harvesting ell.ittle, have
been of iinl aleulable value to root
crops arida pasttrer tfields as web as
as firuet trees;:
SCHOOL RE -,,OPENS.. SEPT. :ST,.
All the schools will re -open for
the fish term; Tuesday, September
lea See lth;at:all the boys and
and girls are in their places on the
first day of school.
INSPECTOR ,C'.:OT "BIT"
Dr, Field Inepedtor ot it°ubti,c
Schools, Goclerich wlas somewhat
badly bitten by a dog whale riding
on his bleycle'l, the brute !attacking
him somewhat. savagely.. T{he Dr.
head the wound cauterized but he
naturally wants thedog killell.
WILL bI.E13•T EVERY MONTH.
The Board of 'trade decided to
meet once n month during the war
period so thtat they tmray be do
touch with anythia 1 migbt
arise !that,wotild benefit.Clinton in
any ivay. They; will meet the last
Monday of every eacui.tli., eo mark
the ;date:s, 'down.
WHAT WILL CLINTON DO?
Many places[ are contributing to
the ;Patriotic Rand toward the Hos
pital ship or otherwise dee sums
ranging from 310,00 to 31,000. Sev
eral Clinto;giane are ready ,to aid
any plea thatinight be aett 011 foot
in 'town; t to promote, the same
obiedt, Wivat do you say? Will
Thursday, August 27t1i., 1914.
TIi 13 f ES CJI KNOWN
Antidote fog- Wea iness
After all, there is nothing so restful as a
comfortable hammock. The easy chair
goes half way, but for complete rest;
with all its cool and delightful accom-
paniments, there is nothing superior to
a good hammock. It makes half the
distance to coolness, and all the way to
comfort. We are ready to provide the
hammock, you'll have to do the REST.
Prices .from One to Seven Dollars
T e W a Do Fair e:qt.
Often the shapes' -always the Best
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socks, shirts mantling kits, Cholera you;lend .a hand?
beillts—would be gladly recodved
for the Canadian contingent All FRENCH DROPPED FROM
ladies who would bike to help either POST CARD
by money ox by mailing the artialos
please ,conimandealte with Mrs. Mun
roe thelPresddenif.
The new Oenlacean poeteards
that have been sent hut to the, of„
fines a'n Onitaricl no longer bear the
CLINTON WON. directions inWreneh that were pat
on by tion, L.P. Pelletier, the past-
On(Taes,dlay evening 'the Sea- mraeter general. The, Snmovation
Eolith Junior Llacrons,e team cache caused considerable crittical:a and
up and played an exhibition reatch the diirection,s in.Frcnrh have been
with the Clanton Juniors!, The 'quietly dropped,
score wlas a7-4 in ftaver,of the home
tteami, Those who composed the
Clanton telatinl were Fulford, goal;
Canter•, paint ;Walker, cover paint ;
J1eKenzie, firele defeaiiee; !Schoen-
htals, 2nd' defence; Oanitelon, centre
Johnson lett homie; Selo .enhfals 2nd
home Lla'Wi emce, oultside (home;
land Killty inside h,oane.: , J, I3tawkina
was an impartial referee
Prayers (Unit War..
Bishop Williams Has Submitted
Three Forms to Clergy of
Diocese.
His Lordship the Bishop of Huron
has addressed a letter to the clergy of
the Diocese of Huron, submitting
three prayers to be used in the public
services of the church during the
present, war. The first to be used
every, Sunday, followed hy one or both.
of the others, at the discretion of the
:Meister. ' They •should be used im
mediiutely after the Collect for the
King in. the Oomrnnnion' Office, or'.
aftertheCollect for the Royal Family
in morning and eveleng prayer, The
first to be used every Sunday is as fel-
lows: - r
O Lord God of 13:oste. stretch forth,
we pray:Tlie°, Thi.lae almighty, arm to
strengthen ,end*prd.tect the sailors and.
soldiers of out ,Sing in .every peril
both of sea and;and; shelter them in
the day of batt•�e, and ie the time of
pcaee keep then: safe from • all evil,
endue them 1'.ver.• with loyalty and
courage; and;tr„ rant that in all;thrngs
they njzty; s eve as eeetng.,Thee who
are invisablie through Jesus Christ
our Lord. A,.inen.
ASSISTANT iMINISTERI RESIGNS
Rev. H. P ''Wesltgia'te, assistant
minister of Trinity, (church, St.
Thomas has tendered his reei na
F
'tion (and has accelpteld a rectorship
atSheiburrne, OnL R(ev. 1Ylr. West-
glalte hats been in St. 'Thomas about
three years. .Pre(vious to that he
wlas im Atwood. Shelburne is one
of the beat parishes itn,tt3,t Diocese
of Huron. Rterv. [Mir, Westgate 40
wei1 known; here, leasing married
Miss Kitty of, to'wn,.
Buy a Kodak or Braille
The pictures are easy to make. Always interesting, and
grow in value year by year:
Any boy or girl can successfully accomplish every step in
picture making, A carefully written book of instruction
furnished with each camera. Brownie Cameras $I to 312
Kodaks $ia and up. .Developing and,printing done
Promptly and Efficiently.
THE PENSL4.It STORE
Dispensing Chemist THE QUALITY DRI7tx STORE
A GOOD MOVE. •
The:KingisvOLle conned w.ill.pass
by to do away wnthttlhe running'
of tsmial,i express wagons onit eche
sidlelwalks ;unless drawn tby, :the
party incharge. The yceuat/;slters
have abated: the pri,velege ofitrun'-
nieljg the wtagonel on the shoe• -walk's
until thecouii(cii find it necessary
to take action.. !Pedestrians are
forced! off the, wlalira, and horses
frightened by . thealittle wiagon'
Clinton hasraaout the same static
of affairs and ilt is tip tolthe cou'n
cit to pass,/ sitt:ilar by-law and Bee,
ihiat 11 is.enforced(
STATION ROBBED.
Llaslt Saturday night :or early Sun
cilaly morning, tramps bpelned a
window in the waiting room of, the
G. •J R. station had gained adimit-
•tames to the ticket offieel,byope;n.-
:lug the( ticket • wicket. ° 'The oanh
drawee, was opened 'and about $2.21.
In silver rand copper was taken. It
appears that five ltramrpe :were
kicked oft la! train here and they,
were
blamed for the job. They
again .putt off the train at Clande-
boymte• ,but etude was: captured' at
London wilthlthe bag that S ittulon
Agent tPlaittieen uses to carry the
Maine"/.
NATIONAL
Portlanddement
We have just received a Car Load of the same Old Brand.
of Portland Cement which has always given you -sue'h cotes .
plete 'satisfaction: It always fills your requirements. •, York
cannot make a mistake in using the National.
S. J. ANDREWS, CLINTON -
Flit Strong Points'in
Recta Furnaces
Steel Riblaed Fire Pat,
Fused Joints,
Cast Radiator,
Circular Water Pan,
Saving in 'Coal.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED OR
Phone 03
FOR SALE CHEAP.
1 second-hand FURNACE and
1 "Radiant Home" with oven[.
Thos.lawkio
Plumbing and ;(heating
The Corner Store
"Live and Let Live'
ifleiadquarfea`s ler the he&t
Platting .and Table
Vinegar,
Every housekeeper who puts ups:
her •o'cn pickles knows the im-
portance of Goad Vinegar.
leinz White Pickling
Vinegar
is distilled. from cereals and 'bee
ing free frown vegetable matter, le
a Perfect Preservative
It is !absolutely pure and whole-
some, of great .strength and fine
flavor,.
ALSO HEADQUARTERS FOB:
THE BEST PICKING SPICES• -
Satter and Eggs NVa
(ugliest Market Price
E. Ea Hunniford
PHONE 45.
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Our Women's. ,
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$230
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A woman can always.find good shoes at $3 or (
$3.50, btit she,does not always find them at $2.50
Two -fifty ,Shoes are always plentiful , enousl
to be sure-ibut real good shoes at Two -fifty is
another matter entirely,
Our >$2.5o Shoes are made from clioice
quality leather, in Vici, Douglas, Patent
Calf.and Tan Calf:
These moderate priced shoes have all the good
style features ,of higher priced shoes—well made
and durable.
Nearlyever :shoe store in the countrysells $'2. o,
y' 5
shoes. Take a look at our $2,5o shoes, Madam.
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