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always distinguished
by her poise and.;.,
elegance of f igurel
Not one woman in ten thousand can ;i
really have a "figure" without a corset. y
Cotlene Corsets furnish the actual sup-
port
necessary to every lady. A few light
strips of the peerless Coilene boning give
as much control of the figure lines as
the stiff, heavy, cramping corsets of
former years.
Whatever the design, style, or price of
the Coilene Corset you buy, it is the best
value, best fit and quality for the money.
Prices from 82.50 up.
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Every woman
should have a
copy. We mail
one free on re-
ceipt of your
name and
address.
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Leaves Port Stanley 12 midnight onodd dates in August, even dates in Sept, to Sept.S10th
Arrive in Cleveland at 0.30 e,m,
Fare from Port Stanley one wav $12.25, Ilound Trip iA.00
Saturday Excursions t 7
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We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going
to furnish your home, or if you only want some odd pieces.
You will find it to your advt.,' .n to :.to inspect cur stock and see
the bargains we are offering. Wo also carry a good line of
Violins, Pianos and Organs.
Our Undertaking Department is up to date in every respect
and we guarantee the best of satisfaction
JAS., i' FOR
Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 2$.
Night and Day Calls answered at Residence over Store
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Our Presei Specials
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Stoves a d Ra es
Guns, Rifles and Ammunition
Yale Padlocks and Night Latches
See our Three Window Displays
IN STOVES—The popular kind is what we sell, Happy
Thought, Pandora, Welcome, World's Favorite --
Also cheaper lines.
GUNS IND RIFLES -We have both the Stevens and
Remington, and a complete stock of loaded shells ,
and • cartridges,
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YALE LOOKS—Safety First—There are only two ways
getting through a door guarded by a Yale L' ock—
break down the door or use the key.
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HOME-MADE COOKING SALE.
The Girls Club of 1Willrs Church
will hold to Male of home-made
cooking ian4"1 serve afternoon te.
at Ooeinor'S old stand, on Satur-
day afternoon; at 2• o'clock.
25 CENTS.
Will pay for the New Era to new
subscrit:eisinCanada from now un-
til the end ol'the year. If you are
already it, subscriber = accept the
chance to send the New Era for the
balance orthe year to your distant
son daughter or friend who will lip.
preciate reading the home news.
ELECTION RUMORS.
A 'Doronto Star Ottawa despatch
Says Hon, Robt. Rogers is ant&ious
todiave a short sesetorn and thein
Dominion election immediately af.-
terwlards. The sanme authority re
parte 1v serious quarrel beitw'een.
Rogers and Col. life 1Ioih. Sam and
further 'slays that the latter is re-
sigindng his post as Minister Of Mil-
itia. This latter report is denied by
Cod. Slain, himself. .
REV, FR. BLAIR
'GOES TO WALKERVILLE.
An'importalnit change ini 'London
is ;alnnlounced. Bishop Fallon has
' 'tinanisferred' Rev. IFr. Blair,+of Wing
hare and 'Brussels parish, to Walk-
er villet4
alkervilleti Ms successor will beRev.
Fr. Fallon.Rev. Fr. Blair will be
remembered by many aS,lie had
charge of the postoffice here .for
tat short time some years ago. Ile
is a Stratford boy and for thelpast
4 ,yeisns has done wonderful work
in IWinlglualm+ and Brussels parish.
Roasts rptain their natural flavor --
bread, c'al :es, puddings, etc., baked in a
always come fresh and sweet
from its perfectly -ventilated
oven. See the McClary dealer in your town.
Sold by Harland Brothers
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FLAG WAS AT 'HALF. MAST. CLINTON MARKETS.
Hoge( $9,O0s
Batter 23c and .24c
Eggs 22e to 23c. '
'Wheat 1:00 to 105.
Oates 40c.
Barley- 60s.
Pelas $1.10,
Buckwhealt 60c.
Shorts $28,
Bran $26
The town flag wen at hailf-mast
irl ,respect for the late Stir James
Whitney.
ONLY ON PRINCIPAL.
The new patrtiailmoratorium pro
posed by the Ontario Govern!men.t
will intot at present cover the pay-
a:min;t of interest on', hnortgages,
but only the palym.entts on. principal
SOLD 'RIS PROPERTY.
During the pant week Mr. W.
H. Malts scold' his property On
'Willialm street to Mr. Cardwell, of
Stp'laltford. Pt is probable Mr. and
Mrs. Watts may leave town• but the
New Erna ]hopes not.
MINOR LOCALS.
alhlahkplgiwi'n+g Day Oct, 12.
Light frosts.
Tealchers' Oonlven(tion. at Brussels
Thursdlaty and Friday of next week
Beechnuts are plea iful,
Kiltme Band at Blyth and Brus-
sels Pail Fairs 'ibis week.
.Get ready for Winter.
The New Erie phonies are No's 30
and 95. d'
Read the adds, and save mlo'wey.
Attend the Collegilalte 'Field Day
this afternoon.
Second growth raspberries are on
the prognalm,
October.
The Band will go to Brussels tomor-
row to play at the Eair,
Council meets next Monday.
Clutton was well represented at the
Blyth and Baytleld fairs on Wednes.
day,
The Committee meeting of the town
Council will he held tomorrow night.
On y S$ more days till Christmas
Eve and it looks like ..Green one at
that,"
BOARD OE 'TRADE.
The Monthly meeting, of th6
Board' of Trade was held ao,Mon'-
d;ay evening of this week ,and
there was a 'good'ly number pres-
ent, !The Secretary read the min-
utes of the regular and two special
tneetrinigis 'at*i also the resolutions
iadoptie , by (the committee of lho
Board of Trade and Charity com-
mittee olf•'he Town Council. A
genesial re ,tiew of the work of the
various committees was gone into
and the letters 'were read from the
Secretary of An'd:new Carecegic in
connection with the Library land
from, the Pelephoane ulnd Dominion
Railway Board in regards to eon-
nedilion with the Colborne Rural
system. The Treasurer reported
that the balance of the Patriotic
concert, $101.40 vials placed in the
Bands. It'wstdicidledrp 1%nlotion/'that
ittwtonld be beat Itolhlalvelte.ne gen.-
ea�al cdmtmittee in. town to 'disburse
lodall fundis for relief, anti it is
suggested that they consist of Min-
i'sters, two from Town Council, two
from Board of Trade two from C.
C. I. land two from, the Iad1esftand
let it be kinolweu as the. Patfiotic
Relief Committee. Mr. Dowding
was appointed to aueelt the ladies
old Tuesday nlifa'htt and Mr. John
R,ansfar'd to address +th,e Council on
Moindla ynightl next to regards to
this co-operation. The Board ;also
thought it advisable to ask the
Council t,) write Ito Mlle 'proper G.
T.6R. nwihoriltie:s 'dim ielg•ards , to
the platform, they have at the sta-
tion ialttfpreise;n.tt 'The Board then
adljonrrned to;jmeiet the last Mom -
day of;,neett month.
Here is the motton that the Board
carried unanimously: That in the
opinion of the Board of trade, it is ad
visable.to centralize the collecting and
distritiutirg of all funds raised during
the mining winter for releif purposes.
They thezefore propose that a Central
Relief Committee, of the Town of Clip
ton be formed, consisting of the clergy
men of the town and two members
each from respertivalythe Town Conn
cil, the Bound of, Trade, The Women's
Patriotic Relief Club, ate and the C. C, I,
to which Central Relief Committee all
funds collected shall he paid in, and
who will have the sole control of funds
to be diehuzsed from time as they may
see fit. The said two members are to
h case consist in enc e of the 'President
of each institution and one other
whom the said President shall name;.
In the event of all agreeing to this pro
posal, the .Board of Trade is, prepared
to at once pay in the the credit of then
Central Relief Committee the sum of
one hundred and seven dollars and
forty rents. the proceeds ofthe enter
tatnment of Sept. 24th. n
Thuitisdlaly, October • 1;st, 1014.
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The patriotic spirit of the country demands the Flag of the
Empire. We are ready to supply your requirements with
Up to the Minute Patriotic Novelties.
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CUSHION TOPS—Designs with crossed flags, "What we Have
we Hold," "Britain Rules the Waves," "The Empire foz'
Ever," Price 30c
PATRIOTIC 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 tieafe" "Land of the
Maple," Etc
FL•tGS-Jack or Ensign, Small enough to wear on your coat
and large enough to decorate your wall or mount on a pole
POST CARDS—Pictures of King George, Dreadnaughts, .
Notional Mottoes, at.2 for 5c and 5c each
PENNANTS—Made el, felt assorted colors, with wording,
"Lee 'em 'Have it " 'British Empire," good values at 15c
BUT 4ONS—With red, white and blue ribbons attached, on
wbich is printed Britain, France, Russia, price 5c
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Often the !hapest,—Ptlways the Best
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COUNCIL MEETS MONDAY.
The regular meeting of the town
Council will be held out QVlonday
evein4njg at 8 o'clock.
DR. IRWIN RECOVERING.
• Dr. W. W. Irwin. of Moose Jaw who
was operated on in St. Joseph Hospital
London is recovering and has been re
moved to the horse of his parents Mi.
and Mrs. J. W Irwin, of 483 English
Street. His old friends here will be
glad to hear of his progress.
SOME POTATO.
On Friday morning last Mr. Welkin
sham showed the Editor of the New
Era a potato he had token from his
garden that weighed 23 ounces, ,w:sit
was a good one alright.
TOOK TBIRD MONE Y.
In the farmer's trot at Goderich
Fair the horse owned by Me, Joe.
Reynolds of Hallett took third mon
ey.
FORMER CLINION MAN
NOW A LECTURER.
Mr. Wm, Tier, 51. A., who was
mat ttefuatics toaster in Clinton high
schools between 1890 and 1003 has be en
appointed lecturer in mathematics at
the University of Manitoba in Winni
peg. Since 1933 he has been lecturer
in mathematics at Manitoua College.
SHOULD GROW WHEAT
Huron farmers should fall into
line in the nvovement for laa+gler
wheat production next year. The
1;lruo'wle�dg o that Great Britian w U
need jhlslbould beilthe main incen
though t._ prospect ofh , h
tit e uoug. _ 1 pt g
prices Deed beop deterrent. The
3 5trilotism that pays isnot to be
dlelspialdd:
I BUILD UP CLINTON
Every dollar expended for the
purchase of goods made in Clinton
goes to help build up our own towns
Every dollar expended tor goods
made itnCanada and sold here goes
to help Clinton. unerchta.its and to
uildb up Canadian manufactuerer.
Every' dollar spent ifor Brl,tish
Made goods sold here helps &Jh�e
British m�an,ufacturer. Be loyal to
Canadaia rd loyal to Britian in your
buying., t r.
STORY HOUR,
We have good news fax the little
folk. Miss Rudd will be ready for
them at 2 p. in, on Saturday of this
week to tell them more of the stories
they enjoyed so much last year, Fur
the benefit of older readers we might
si+y that the time from 2 to 3 min. on
Saturday is set apart as Story Hour
and during that time the Public Lib.
eery is closed to ell hut the sinall
listeners. Story telling is becoming
one of the most useful and interesting
branches of library work, Miss Rudd
introduced it into Clinton last year.
BRING, IN,tT'H•E .NEWS.
Do you ',appreciate your New Era
Would y'oullike toasee more news
inyoua' paper? :Would you prefer
snore detail in thle otlewls that is pule
lilshed? If eo, there is Cal, way In
which you ne a reader° of+this paper
can halp tamake, it more toyour
likling. It takes a lot of entitling
around much time and some 1ncon
Vendence for ,atnlewspaper to gather
small Items such, as personals
migtices of small meetings, • social
gatherings, af�tern'oon teas. slight
mishaps, .etc. It is the business of
;a/reporter toldo this of course !but:
h n, hed es his beat there
cyclo tiv e o
,are always afew items left over be
cat use helms nlotigolt intitoueh ,witlh
those coneelr d' or does not helar
of them until toolalato. Nola, the
wlaly in which ybu'ean help tTlhe
New Eris istlo+call us u dropus.a
lime, drop inihmdl 'tell' us, orrtten
you might laws conlvenkientiy (write
Rout and snail it to us. Anyavay
let u'wh;alve aniimltiinatio+n of any-
thing of inewls' 'value just as soon
las you become acquainted; with it,
We appreciate it and you will ' be
miakiug your papert hat much bet
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Bug a 101filait OP ISrO fh L'u�c
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 $1 to $12
Kodaks $7 and up. Developing and printing done
Promptly and Efficiently.
THE PENSLiR STORE
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Chemist tlTHEQUALITY DRUQn STOIC 1'
INTI :'tNAL
Portlan'4 ; Ce 4 ent
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 i RE S, CLINTON
The (orriei' Store
"Live and Let Live
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Fivtc Strong' Points lin
Berms 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 oven;
APPETIZING
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MEALS
Always on Top here' in
the way of Quality •
Fruit, Groceries, Provisions
FRUITS
Oranges, Lemons, 13ananas, Peaches
Pears and Grapes
VEGETABLES
Sweet Potatoes, Cabbage, Cauliflower
Celery, Onions, Pumpkins and
Potatoee. •
ISutt,cr, and Eggs Wanted
iifigliest i6Marlret Price
Thos. Hawkiis j Eo E. llunnifor
ted
Ours we would have you be
That's why our ads.
Sa frequently you see.
The Goods we Bake—
We Bake 'tor YOU,
And take the greatest care.
That to Quality and Cleanliness
They shall be beyond compare.
Conner's Bakery
Phone 202
WAR.o• W «' ! WAR !
Capt. Van der Ven. de Visser
just Returned From
BELGIUM AND HOLLAND
Will give a Beautiful Illustrated 'Lecture entitled '
t " The Lowlands," Before and During the War,
' + in the Town 1 -fall on
Saturday; Oct. 3rd, at 8 p.m, Tickets 10c
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Shoe Satisfaction
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Perfect 'shoe satisfaction awaits the man who i•
comes here to select his Fall Shoes.
The New Fall Models are certainly the lim ;,A3,
of goodness in Men's Shoes. al!
We Pride Ourselves on our Mens Shoes
The best bright('or dull leathers of selected'
stock and the shoes arejmade by the country's
very best makers of Men's Shoes.
With the conservative lasts or the new styles 4:
in more pointed effects. Button or Lace styles
3400 3.50 4.00 up to 650
We've all sizes and widths, and you will be
a very hard man to shoe it we cannot please
and satisfy you perlectiy an every respect.
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