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Lovely New Things, aril Plenty of Them
That You Will Like to See and
That we're Anxious to Show You
COME IN.
Below are just brief hints ,of Fashion's Favorite Fabrics, colors and
combinations, ro become thoroughly conversant with the new season's
offerings you. must see them, as represented in our very comprehensive
display which is, without doubt, larger and more varied than ever.
For the Smart Autumn
Suit
Rich, Silky Broadcloths are very much
favored. Gabardines are again popular.
Cheviots, Worsted Plaids ancr Checks are
much in evidence, and of course our stock
includes the always serviceable Tweed
effects, in dark grey shades. in the plain
materials, "nigger". brown, dark green
and blue are largely shown, while the
popularity of black remains unch.fnged.
For the Stylish Cape Goat
and other Wraps
The materials are striking in both de-
sign and weave. Fur fabrics in tiger and
leopard skin effect. Handsomely figured
Mohair Plushes. Soft woolly Zibelins and
richly hued Plaids are the leaders, with
plenty of plain colors that are always sure
to be wanted, in Broadcloths, Cheviots,
Serges, Chinchilles, etc.
Other New Things to See
showing
Vel-
vets,
Our handsome of Silks,
vets, Plushes, Corduroys, and other pile
fabrics, so much in demand this season.
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For the One=Piece Dress
Light weight Silk and Wool and Ml—
Wool materials are here in abundance to
be used plain or in combination with Plaid
or Roman Stripes, giving an effect that is
both novel and charming. "Nigger"
brown, dark green, beet root, and all
shades of blue, are the popular colorings
For the Dressy
Afternoon Gown
There is a most fascinating display of
plain and brocaded Grope-de-Uhenes,
Charmeuse, Satin, Moire, and Plain Silks,
Poplins, and many new effects,jrt Crepe
and crinkly weaves.
Our Stock of Trimmings
now Complete
Makes it easy to choose those neces-
sary Little finishing touches that go so far
towards the success, of your costume.
Plain and fur -trimmed Shadow Flouncing,
Shadow Allovers, Jet and Pearl Garni-
tures, Silky Tassels and other individual.
ornaments are here in lavish assortment
September Delineator
For helpful hints on home dressmak-
ing. We sell Butterick Patterns.
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Leaves Port Stanley 12 midnight on
odd dates in August, even dates in Sept, to Sept. 10th
Arrive in Cleveland at 6.30 •r;m,
Fare from Port Stanley one wav $2.25, Round Trip $4.00 ,
Saturday Excursions on above dates $2,29 round trip
Lake Rides Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 3 p m
Fare 25c
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STOCK DUCING SALE
Saving 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 sales of Furniture that
was ever held in the County of Huron.
This Stock must be Reduced and Prices
are not to be considered.
Goods Bought During Sale will be Cash
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Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 2S.
Night and Day Calls answered at Residence over Store
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See our Big Window and Display Tables inside
The Lots are all differently assorted,
all big values including
Hardware Japannedware.
Tinware Galvanizedware
Graniteware Woodenware
Alluminumware Glassware
It pays to buy when these opportunities are ollered.
A good supply of Brantford Roofing,
Roofing Paint, Sherwin Williams
Paints. Beaver Board, Nails, Glass.
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STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
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Your home merchant will back up our
guarantee on this splendid range. Ask to see
and let him demonstrate its
many exclusive features to
you. A McClary dealer in every town. 89
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FIELD DAY IN HURON, COUNTY CLINTON MARKETS.
Hogg( ,$9.99,
Butter 23c and 24c
Eggs 22c to 23e.
W1e&rft 1.90 t'o, 1.05.
dolts 400.
WINDSOR( HAS HYDRO. , Blarle'yl 80s,
Petah $1.10.
Buckwheat 60c.
Thiel Doani,nionl Allflaned'will hold
,their annual field day hm 'Huron
Co., on Sundlaly Sept. 20th. 'Bev,s.
Rae and Muir, ere'tlne preachers in
C16niton.
At 8 o'clock Slalturday night Sir
Adla!ml Beck, chairman, oix the On-
tario Hydro tEleettrie Com'mi'ssion, Shorts $28.
(turned at 'switch which ilumdnated Bran 520
Win,dsoa with, electric power goner
ratted at Niagara Fai1s, 250 miles
away.
WE MAY EXEPCT.
Fall Fairs.,
Late trains,
Shortening drays.
Ch'a'ngeable weather.
Business ianproVemcn'ts,
Preparation fore\vintier.-
]:IAD A FALL.
It seems the girls ,are fond of
t;ufirbling, Miss Doreen Stephenson,
while in the. gy(tn9asium of the,
C.C. I.,, fe1T while ewinging °aim*
of the ladders. She got 0 severe
crack en the 1•ead, •a sprained
wrist and several scratches and
bruises, bust is 'back ,on the job
agailn, although hear svrist looks as
if she hart been shot by :r German
THE LOG DRAG.
From the annual report: ,of the
'Highw'ay Improvemerlt of 1913,'we
clip the if,Llowing item, which
should) convince some :ol our 5ti-
zons, bold'! in the town and town-
ships, 'that •a log drag is, a use-
ful iarticie.—The log drag as a
simple and' cheap implement, but is
capable of nnucir usefulness. On-
tario is lust begiIn lipg to enter
seriously upon the work of road
conatructiion.• All raids cannot
be Macadamized or ,gravelled at
once; but on 'the contrary, the
task of properly constructing ever
the maim r•oadiS is oilel'whiclh must
Make a 'number of tyeears, A :start.
ing point Sin permanent road build-
ing is necessary, and this is af-
iferdedby county pearl eysterrs
which ,form at nucleus, and which
will no doubt be extended. But
there will n.eutra'im+'for many; years
iail most counties, a large network
off earth! roads, not ei,enl gravelled
in the ordinary township ;manner.
Tominas,hip councils could' do no
better work than to carry out
the Vatting oat {:hese ,earth "roads
and :a,fterwarde maintain them 'in.
this condition by the systematic
use of (the log drag. S,pas,modic'
lanai casual use will aecoantplf sir
Hittite.
'GOOD •OFFER
Thei New Era will bep•emlt to any
address in Clanada from now until
J,ahrl. 11918 'for $1.00. SubSedh.e
early anvil get the longer period.
ATTEND MEETING TO -NIGHT.
All imlteres'lle 1 in 'tate oa•galnf;,zae
tion of ,a1 Choral Society in; Clip. -
ten, are asked Iteo pneeIt in the
WOMENS' INSTITUTE. town hall 'torntglxk, an 8 ,o'dock,
The! Septemlber' meeting of the, Come alnd help a good movement
Woanene' Institute will ueheld ,sit aaoing.
the home al Mrs. 11. Fi'tizsimous, MOVED OLD BUILDING.
Thursday, September) 24th at three
o'clock p.m. Mrs. Kilbride Iwill On Monday o'f this week, Mr.
address the Meeting, j hyinga Johnston, who bought the frame
paper an Womens' Education. Roll building advertised in the {New
,Csl!, responded to by receipts on I Era, two weeks ago from. Rev.(3.
different sways ori using cheese. , Greene, had It,noved. to his farm
east of the tonin,
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.
FLYING.
THE 'FLAG L
Clinton) is greatly ifavorede as
compared ovate!, other towns, and Our citizens ;were greatly con -
our loyal 'factorie,s are to be con- ceaim,ed on Aridlay last 'why the
gratulated in, having ;such a de -.1 Ifllag. suss), flying! alt the flag staff
,inland .or goods that., requires a full I of the pontoofice. Why deatr pea -
staff to turn them out. In order , pie sve lore{ B,ratistll subject*. and we
thlalt, ono one. (stall bo idle the, Want the people to know, it.
relief committee of the Board of PRESBYTERY WILL MEET HERE
Trade and .Councia will, Imeeltt from
time to, time andciearee means by The Presbytery of Huron, have
which all may be kept busy. At 'agreed. to call am,ee;ting of Pres -
the meeting held( Tuesday night it bytery for September) 30'Uhi to hear
was suggested. that local improve- Drs. iLerridge alnld ;Granit, at'Cliaa-
mienlls should be conitinue;d while tom,. Arrangements are being made
•wetalther permi't's ia:nld the coucil.ilorrtar p,ublie in the evening alsolat
at a special meeting will 'discuss it.
Thursday, September 17th, 191
The patriotic spirit of the country demands the Flag of the
Empire, We are ready to supply your requirements with
lip to the Minute Patriotic Novelties.
CUSIiION TOPS Designs with crossed flags, "What we Have
we Hold," "Britain Rules the Waves, "The Empire for
Ever," Price 30c
PATJtIOTIC STATIONERY—in pads or in sheets'' with
beautiful' design of flag on corner, Pads 15c each, or 50 sheets
for 25c
SONGS AND MUSIC—"O 'Canada," "Sons of the Empire,"
Soldiers of the King," "The Maple Leaf." "Land of the
Maple," Etc
FLAGS—Jack or Ensign. Smelt enough to wear on your coat".
and large enough to decorate your wall or mount op•a pole
• POST CARDS -Pictures of King George; ,Dreadnaughts,,
Notional Mottoes, as 2 for Sc and 5c each
PENNANT'S—Made of Felt,' assorted colors, with wording,
"Let 'ern Have it," "British Empire," good values at 15c
11D11'I ONS -With red, white and ; blue ribbons attached, on
which is printed Britain, France, Russia, price 50 .,
The W.; Fair
Often the ehapest—BtWays the Best
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Ours we would have you be
That's why,our - ads.
,, Sc frecquently'you eee.
IdINOR LOCALS. '
•Ch,initon.
WILL ADDRESS
Half of September! gone now. W. C. N. U. TONIGHT.
Zhandtsgivfng'- day is sett ,for Oct. Miss Forman,' who works 'among
loth.i); foreigners in !the West, under the
sus
Rember the patriotic concert un -
address
olflthel'W.C, 2'. U„ will
der the auspices oif the Board of addlress aaneetting in Wesley church
TradenestThursday evening. on Thursday; evenink 'tonight)
Have .you subscribetl't'or the New There will as, well be gagootl{ anuric
al program.
Eclat 1,00, will pay! for it until the
end o. 1915. IMPROVEMENTS. c, i
Organization meeting) of the Clin Mr. James Smith is having his.
house repadnited4
Mr. Thomas Ha'ivkine has had his
house painted, and {with all the.
either impeovenienais \added, alt,
Hawkins is now possessor e,: •a
ano,dero home in Elvery d:eltlatl.
The Goods we Bake --
We Bake 'tor YOU,
I Ancl take the greatest care.
Tha.i1 in Quality and' Cleanliness.
e beyond. compare,
' • The. shall b b y P,
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Conner'`s Baker
Phone: 202
Buy a 1(odak or Brownie
The pictures are easy. to make. Always interesting, and
grow in value year by year'
Any boy or girl can successfully accomplish every sten in
picture making, A carefully written book of instruction
furnished with each camera. Brownie Cameras $1 to $12
Kcdaks $7 and up. Developing and printing done
Promptly and Efficiently.
THE PENSLAIt STORE
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Dispensing Chemist THE QUALITY DRUG STORE
ton Choral Societe, will be held lo -
might alt the tolan;hall,
The Board of Trade Committee
and the Cbasit;y Committee
of ithel town council met{ on trues-
evening to' discuss important clues-
Itiom9, ?
The fall assizes .open, alt,Goderich
siexlti Tues:tay.
BOARD OF TRADE ARE
PATRIOTIC,
Rev. ,J. Greene is ' lrlasving the
verandah alt his residence enlarged
FINDLEY•1WV aRRENER
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took
A committee of (the Bo.amd of A'veay pretty {wedding{wedding
Place at Sarniao
Trade have advertising matter out , on Sept 7th, at 4
for a !splendid patriotic entertain-
nienia to bit igivenl in the towrthall,
Clidtbn on Thursclaly ;evening:Sept
241t1v, Cam p1 the principal' pteare
on the program .will be it very my
te.resting address by ' Rev.. 3 • K.
lalitful an British fighting (Ina-
chines Sand hew (theyt are handled
Lieut. Co,lq Wilsons or Se41,Eoath will raring. The igidlt lo,f the groom to
also give a short address and 'Pat,- the bride avlas a piano, ito Ithe!bride
rioltic missile in abundancewill be snladd a pearl crescent tie the beat
supplied by ki' 'large , Mate 'Chorus mlam, a pearl stick in. The brides -
and iooal singers. Stewart Jackson mlaidt avast Mass' Helen Lesions'con
elf. New( York 4viii also(assistein of .the bride. The best( 'mlan
Everything including the printitn�, avlas, Asa Fvadley, brother• of the
is being auliplled' free (and the groom, The gifts were numerous
dd amid beautiful, A dainty luncheon.
wale served, adite,r which the happy
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couple lett 'ora tate Is�even(
,trtauns ,floe T'oled'o and,•oltheal pointls.
amid the gond, swishes of the guests,
we'd- showers of confetti;, On
their return the yo.ung,:couple will:.
take up {heir residence in. Chatham
The bride lis as gramdr(daughtter of
Ma, alnldl Mrs. Geo. Warrener, Mary
Sit C1imtiaaa
GODERICH UP 3 SHOTS.
Three rinks, of IGodieaichl Bowlers
were here on Fridley afterho'on to,
platy a Ifrieinndly game. Ltwas de-
cideld to :platy 15 ends; a±acl (then
change rinks Sow another 15 lends.
Owing to Buttilan,das . oar (playing
out alt ildolarres,villerhist rilnk' played'
bolth gtalm,ess wit!:! Courtice's rink.
The sooner of, both series :and play-
ers hire sgivesnl below.—'t
I,, Gaderich 1 Clinton'
o'clock, when Miss Illazel,. the only
daughter of Mr. amid{ Mns.r. John
Wtaoreln,er, became the bride of Man
ley. R. Findley, of Chatham. ':Che
ceremony was perrormeds by . the
Het,. W. H. Grlalhlann, 'T'he( bride's;
going 'away gown was hun(er's
green cloth, chiffon waist) and
black' velvet halt' iwitly silver Itri r -
NIONOUNIII
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Portland ee e4t
We have just received a Car Load of the same Old Brand'
of Portland Gement which has always given you such com-
plete satisfaction. It always fills your requirements... Yotb"
cannot make a mistake in using the National.
dulliprocee Is of thel enitertkwnmtenit
will go to the central( pal.rrotical
Ihendied
reliefftromd
willwhichbe I
by a respclnsdble Committee •of citi-
zens to be appointed.
LIDO( at. The Lahel
No 'matter whether you are
sure you are paid ahead or not,
the Mailing List of The New Era
was corrected up to Saturday,
August15, and the date against
your name is the date to which
your subscription is recorded as
being paid on our books. We are
human, and mane errors, and 16
any subscriber considers we have
his date ineorreetly, will he
please write at once and get; it
straightened out.
If you find your date does not
read to some date in advance,
this note is especially directed to
YOU. The subscription price of
The New Era is $1,00
There are some who are owing
have
us for several years, and it
taken no notice os our appeals,
and unless Haat is paid before
September 31st those accounts
will be handed infer collection at
$1.50 a year instead of $L00.
If y'ou, sage now we will
tithe $1,00 a year, but after
Seii .21, it will be $1.50 and
collector's fees.
To 11itrUmted States S'tiNoribers
it is $1,5i) atriotly in.advancd
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Hunter, 12 C. E': bearding' 15
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A. ICs Nesbitt • : Cil '. Libby
Dr, Hwniteri 14i A. ;J+ Nediget d15
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Humber 19 NPdiger 7
Htlnitar. 16 Dolwdiolg 18
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J.'ii't Stroh; Points in
Reda Furnaces
Steel Ribbed Fire Pot,
Fused Joints,
Cast Radiator,
Circular Water Pan,
Saving in Coal.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED OR
Phone 53
FOR' SALE CHEAP.
1 second-hand FURNACE and
1 "Radiant Home" with ovens
Thisoroser Store
"8Ltve and Let Live"
ilcatlaluaart,ns fair 6,lie Best
Pickiing azu.i Table
Vinegar.
Every housekeeper who puts up
her 'own pickles knows the im-
portance of Good Vinegar,
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White pickling
Vinegar
is distilled frown, cereals and free
nig free from vegetable matter; is
a Perfect Preservative
It is 'absolutely pure and whole
same, of great Strength, and fine
flavors r;,:aNki
ALSO HEADQUARTERS P011
THE BEST "PICKINCG SPICES
(Sutter and Eggs Wsanrrsel
Highest Market Price
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AjTANDING upon the threshold of the
Fall Season we announce our readi-
ness to provide our trade with the very"
best of footwear at moderate prices. We
are able to show the best shoe values at
any stated price,
OUR SI,I013 SERVICE
,We do more than simply sell shoes,! Our
expert and careful service will provide for
every loot that comes to us a shoe that's
right in size and construction.
We Ask Your Consideratlotl
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