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For quick selling Fridayand Saturday we are 1ayin, out ,15 Ladies Spring
Coats in lain fawn, fawn whipcord, and black.Well made, good fitters. A splen-
did coat or knock -about wear during the summer and earl\' fall. Regular $5.00 to
$12.00. Friday and Saturday your choice at HALF PRICt.'I� e
Another Shipment of Rugs this Week
Tapestry, Brussels, Wilton, Axminster
This week we passed into
stock another shipment of
Thirty-eight New Spring
Rugs, including the odd
sizes such as 2'x3,
2'x32, 31.x4 ', 4x5, 3'x4
and 4X4 , in Tapestry, Brus-
sels, Wiltons, and Velvets.
We are now in a position to
show the largest range of
Rugs ever shown in Clinton
— If you have a Rug want
come and see this display.
Price S run from
$6.7i to $45.00
fix..}`ji` S '..st
Ladies, Misses and
Children's Dresses
In Ladies and Misses Dresses we are show-
ing a splendid range of Silks, Voiles and. Serges,
very prettily trimmed and the last word in style,
In Children's Tub Dresses, made of.Ginghams,
Prints and Ducks, our stock is complete in all
sizes. Space will not permit of a description—
come and view the range.
Boys and Youth's Clothing
Half Price
Saturday we are laying out for quick selling
25 Boys Ready made Suits in two and three
piece worsteds and tweeds, all good stye a' 1
quality, This is just a cleiring line for Saturday
only at Half Price.
We're also showing a large range of clothing
for boys from 5 to 15 years, at prices that will
surprice you,
Lace
Curtains
The v:ilue7 we are showing
in Lace Curtains this season
are extraordinary, especially
in the low and medium priced
lines. You will find a large
range cf good designs in
Nottingham,
Cable or
Nottingham Nets
Ask to see the range
Front $l to St per Pair
GOES TO LONDESBORO,
Alma is about to lose another
highly respected citszen inthe per -
pen of Rev. John Gray Reid, who.
has preached in the Presbyterian
church there for four years, hut re-
cently decided to accept a call from
L.ondeshoro, near Clinton, This
call was sustained in Guelph at a
special meeting in Chaliner's church
• there.
NORTH TIT RON
LICENS;E COM',MIc IONEPS.
On ii elICLIy the Board of r i 'ens,•
Commissi:,nere, for NorthHuron
met in ht-ingl'a n ,.rd gf
licenses t.' four he reit in Wings am
and one in Wroxeter but \tithliilcl
the licenses Of the. Diflsles ♦'guysa
here and the two inFilyth three will be reconsidered at thee'
next meeting. May 9th. The hoar'(
consists of Mr. M. Lockhart chair -
SPECIALS FOR ALL NEXT WEEK
Spring Needs of all Kinds
Our Stock was never more domplete than now, having all the
latest and most up-to-date goods in the market—Spades,
Shovels, Garden Rakes, Lawn Rakes, Lawn Mowers, and
Poultry Netting.
All the new shades in Sherwin-Williams Paint, Campbell's.
Varnish Stains, Japalac, Ploorlac, Liquid Veneer, and Fleurpol
- the new Furniture Polish.
Paint and Varnish Brushes from 5c to $2.50.
An elegant variety of Brass Curtain Rods 5c and np,
We carry Dusthane in barrels, half barrels, kegs, 350 and 1Oc
cans, and in bulk at 5c per pound.
l.t pays to feed Dr. Hess Stock Food anti Panafea in the spring,_
Prevent your shingles blowing off by using the improved large
head shingle d,ails. We have them.
Household Hand Saws. regular 35e for 95c.
Hammers. regular 25c for 20c.
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0c for 400
Tack Hammers, 5c, lOc and 15c, - Braes g s re alar a
HARLAND BROTHERS
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
I roan,
1 non.
1 re1INOR LOCALS.
1 Great weather for housecleaning
r Several days •of sunshine ha
, tempted the erocusses out,
!PURCHASED HOUSE,
1 Mr. 15.Leitch, oofHulle(tt, has pur-
' chased t.he,house and lot owned by
the late Mrs. Atkin, and takes pos-
session at once. 'We welcome the
new comers to town.
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rices palfle takeij: with the copy P,utlter 23-5.t
fila#nation •afttei warch, 1 picot 90.
beforehand, the Tess need of ex Jiggs-L7-1s
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A I?LllAS�i�T'S' 'I'l�Jli;. °:BBarleyats(---45-3.1-a0
:Gast Friday eVern leg e pleasant Pea8-S0-,ii1.00
time was enjoyed by'tbose who ,
were fat'olod with aninvitartion ITA NT iOIJ GOT•l'HEMb-A LIrS?
from "We Six,' ' toga dance siren in The doctor's report ntune sous
the town hall. eases ,of measles in town. So yon
hal better be careful or maybe you
t will betlte next one.
Mr. M.' Dane nad Mr. Dur -
NEW. EW STORE OPENED.
Mr. ti. Wiltse opened up his new
.,y,
sroe_e1, store this week iinthe
store formerly occupied by hitn be-
fore his Western trip last year.
. The New Era wist,es the prupi•te-
for suceet55,
After an absence of one year, I am
again at the same stand, with the
same business. As usual you will find
goods of first quality and at right
prices. No pains will be spared to
give satisfactory service.
Call and See Us—You
Will not be Asked to Buy.
Expected This Week
A limiteduantit • of Pare Maple
Syxup and Sugar.
PHONE 40
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PUBLIC SCHOOL,
BOB PALL.
1 witli 4 Friday Apr. 251h.
3 with 2 Tuesday Apr 20h,
2 with 1 Friday May 2nd..
4with 3Tue=day May 0th
1ODDFELLOWS o-A
T CHURCH.
Clinton Lodge I.O,O.IWill
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ele-
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brute the 94th enuiversa:ry' of the
,Lodge' in Ameiica'by attending P1-
2 with' 3 Friday May Orth. 'tine service in Wesley Church on
4 witht 1 Tuesday May 13t:h. Sunday morning next; April 27th
A full attendance of all members is
registered,
HURON 00. PRESS:
4 with 2 Friday May 11frLh.•
• 3 with' 1 T'uesclay May 20th'..
OUGHT TO DO WELL.
•Cliant•on Foot Dalt organization
has Harry ]art tiff as President • Dr
3, \>;T, Shaw vice President; and J.
Leslie Derr ` ton Managing Com-
mittee, al 1. former ,tiruselites and
members of winning teams here.
With this ti•io on the executive
there should be soancthing doing
along championship lines • With
Clinton 'team. t1.:russeIs .Post)
ANNUAL CONVENTION.-
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The annual convention of the W.
M. S. •of Uode.rieh District n i it' he
held in the Ontario street chorea.
Clinton, • on \VocluesdaY, May 7.
and. the program issued promise a.
gathering. ' of vets deet, hitt rest,
The subjects ar. most practical and
the speakers those whose' know-
ledge. and ability will qualify them
to. leach in 'the discussions,
'TIS SPRING.
There's a stuudg.e in the garchin
a smoke In the air; a smell com-
bined of burnt leather and hair.
There's tgirl on the lawn with a
rake inhea handthere's woe and
distress all over the and. There's
carpets to• beat and rugs to
shake ; enough •of such wore:. to
male a man quake There's stoves
to be moved and carpets to put
clown—no wonder a man wants to
get out pf town.
SWAT THE FLS --DJ IT NOW
It isn't a bit too early toLegit::
swatting the fv
I Every • t [i' t ]c'd
now is egnit ale'ut to k; in mil-
lions of them in the summer, A
mature fly of April may hear-•„n-
cestor of over siti billion f s by
the first of September. 7:li
of 'all the winter flits would do
a.vay with the great work requit-
ed in the summer. The got''tt
preventive ;tat astu'e for the d'e-
struc'tion of the hotrspfly is the
ateidanc'e of accunui(alkie, et
stable refuse.
MARINO 303111 ONE.
RESPONSIBLE.
An O0tnwa despatch of Monday
said : "The Minister el el.1 t...
has Host at 1 1t r to th, c
In an ders of die i8i,m d.a• - r C5
Brigades fled toglln•n ts, , 1L., eii-
nouncing that the department will
not accept the exc lsc this yt,tr
that the officer in command li,1
not know that' liquor W.V.; , rit'g
sold ill amp. It Wn: he GIP busi-
ness of the officers to l rie•ere
liquor geiSig into camp for :ouch
purposes,. The offieora biscuit -
mend off traps will be held strictly
responsible if the regnlatioos0
against lthe canteen are i1 tl .-n.;
A FAIR PRESS A•.; ENT,
The: following al,pearrd in the
London Free Piess;--Among the
first young ('acuulian haste -1e11
players who will apply for 1, mal
by the local b ise baa club is en
Exeter youth, H. Fabrior.
amateur reputation as a sS•c,n,d
baseman is very good. 11,, is 1s
years old and weighs 100, stand-
ing 5 feet 9 inches. This comer is
highly reoommemded by Teddy
Brown, a pitcher from the • same
district, who .was 'tried by the
Berlin 'club darting the spring
training alt Windsor last year.
Brown pitched two games against
Dick Tasker last falt and defeat-
ed him in both games and during
this -series Fahner was the star,
hitting away over 600.
SAVE THE ROS3INS.
Teacher's and parents can accom-
plish areal service tone country
by instructing the children to spare
the robins. The robin and tits nest-
lings are perfect gormandizers
when it conies to making a meal of
hugs caterpillars—the enemies of
mankind. The fledgelings eat one The Prices consistent with quality
and two-fif(ths tiles their own THE SERVIOE PROMPT
weight of worms and insects each THE ST001 FULL LINEday. No wonder men Speak of
these little birds as ``worth their --
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weight in gold.” No bird is more If it's Groceries—We have them
welcome in the spring and summer
than robin red -breast. Robbing ---
the nest breaking the eggs and
The Huron County Press Associa-
tion will hold a meeting in Clinton
on Friday May 9th to discuss mat-
ters iof.init•erest to the printers.
Mr, John Emrie, Secreta •y of the
Canadian Press Association, will
be present to address the meeting.
WHAT ,ABOUT. LACROSSE.
There, is quite a talk about tntvn.
that a good lacrosse team • could lir
got (together in Clinton for the
C.L.A. and could be placed in a.
good group. Several of the old
timers have consented to turn out
if a start is made and a meeting-
tvitl Likely be called shortly tade-
•ide what will be done. With foot-
ball, baseball and lacrosse, Clin-
ton should .have a busy summer',
C. IP. A. ON JUNE
3 AND
4.
What will most assuredly be 11,
largest • gathering • of netvsl,)i•l 1
publishers ever held in Caned, wi'l
Meet in Toronto • on June 3 and 4 as
the 55Th annual convention of
Canadian Press Association. About
225 nnembers attended the I is
annual Meeting, hole( at Ottawa.
but it expected the Ott nd.uic-'
this year's 'meeting will greatly
exceed that number. Atha 'e -day
excursion to the mining ca nits of
Cobalt, South Porcupine and Tim-
mins, and Algonquin Park, will be
held a-. the el -At; of the convention,
T ackies may he 'in elluded in the ex-
cursion party. Although the mem-
bership of the C'anaclia.n Press As-
sociation tion is 110W more than double
what it was when the central office
was established eighteen months
ago. it has been d' -,tided in mike.
'very special effoet togroli13' M-
atas,'? the next annur.i meeting.
PIPE THE 'HIMAN.
Who comes to look after your roof,
chimney top, cornice, leaders, nutters,
etc. 11 he loiters in his work, seems
not to dare a hang, he doesn't belong
to us,
When We Do Tinning
We do it promptly and do it as if the
the house we were working on were
our own, Want some of that kind of
tinning done now ?
Tho.lawk ns
Plumbing and )Heating
(Phone 53)
The Corner Store
Line and lei
Our Nt;w Suring Seeds
All Fresh
1'I3E QUALITY
Live
Arriving
RIGAT
killing the young birds make cruel Highest Market Price for Butter and
sport and cause us all to suffer
from a'lacic of economic wisdom
1that permits heartless destruction
of our songster friends of the
thrush family.
MINOR LOCALS.
The two auction sales on Satur-
day drew good crowds.
Are you gotang tothe Picture
House these evnsings?
• April will sioon be over. One
week from today is May 1sit.
'Read the letter to the citizens
from the, Reatith Officers on page 3.
Good morning flare you i ecei\--
ed a half a dozen seed, catalogues;
Now that the : assessor is on' his
00unds it isia wise dog that knows
enough' to keep under ;the barn.
Don't putt away your winter
wraps yet. It might be cold again,
asmall snow storml
as b:SOturday.
Husbands should immediately
develop a serious kink m the back
as the carpet boating season draatc
eth nigh.
The debentures issued by the
town 'for' the taking over of the
electric light plant and the install-
ing ofhydro-electric were sold ons
Friday last to Spitzer, Rorick & Co..
Toledo, Ohio, at 91. The amount is
$25,000, the (term twenty-five years
and the rafte five per cent.
Eggs.
A CALL SOLICITED
E.E.
Hu'tiniford.
Highest Gude Bread
Conners
oine=made tread
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er s Homo m to Bread is
quality through and through.
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There is not a detail of good
making and baking overlooked, so
you/know what you are getting
when you order this Good Bread.
CHAS, CONNER
Baker and Confectioner
azzirourriCosurrrad
W.
aliflan
title can't very well talk to you here about
the first two, but we can about the third
—your Hone. No matter what `Mixing."
No matter what •embellishments. Na
matter what expense you have gone to in
furnishing your home, its good appearance
is largely controlled by the Wall Hang-
ings; the make or mar the harmony of the
whole. Our spring stock is now almost
complete, and our designs almost sure to
suit your taste; and our prices, your de-
sire for economy.
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MINOR LOCALS.
Stannpecl eggs for market shol,1;1
soon come into general n8r-
Maple syrup vias 1!1) u11115111;
sterile but "sweet u'3p this seas te.
Isn't it about time the fruit pro-
phets: were handing i1, ,their r -
Well 5?
Lawn -bale ling n i soon lee in
evidence again. It beats all how
the seasons chase each other.
Now is the time to roil your
.'a,vns and to sot; i r';'s-n. e.! cell• re -
ever they show signs of 1 aldi,ess.
Dust 19 now flying where snow
was flying just sit Weeks ago. Its
a great country, this Canada of
ours, w'llere the weather changes
oftener than the styles.
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• CLINTON SCHOOL REPORT• •
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Div. 1 standing of pupils on the
terms work to Easter.—Eleanor 1
Kemp, iia L Evans 83.1 Cole, 12;
N, Kennedy. 82 ; L. N,'diger, s2 • I
V. Cook. 11; M. El hot t, 11: M. `
Chiclley, 7c ; L. Morrish. 70 ; I
Holmes. 7n; L. Lan;•ford.7- 31.,
Mel:lath, 77: J. W'atkinh, 77 0. 1
Johnston, 70 : D.11'ttten1`ul'y, '74 ,
31. Schoenhals, ,•f M. Draper, 74;
Fred Lawrence. 74 ; K. Dowser "4 •
D. Stephenson 4; Hill, 73; M.
'Moore Te 1'. (`Mott n, 71 1T \\"alien',
71 ; N. Watkins. 71 ; I ates,'70
P. Ladd, 70; J \\vac, E. Mac-
Kenzie, s; 11 Mann' -an. 07; G.
Alf am. 66 \\.i locker.) 0:Turner,
112 \','nwcb,61; 'i._\i ar•tiney,54;
Httie t 1015. 10 ! ti, -11 Judd 4$;
1. Tynda:,. -t ; 11 \1 e!, one. 20.
C, D. tents ., 'principal.
S. anitary C'ai'rn„ and
Pressing' Parlors
Altering and Repairing
Neatly Done.
Expert French Dry Cleaners
Prices Moderate
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Goods Galled for and Delivered
Stand—.t..1. Holloway's Tailor
Shop.
C. JOHNSTON
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The l?axnla>zl-fillies Garage and Sales
Co. ol (Vinton, Ont.
Make the following announcement :—
We wish to call your attention to the different
lines handled by our Garage
AUTOMOBILES. MOTOR CYCLES
GASOLINE ENGINES.
We also carry a full line of accessories; including—
Dry Batteries, Spark Pings, Ilaglletos
Polls, Tires, gasoline,
c Oils, Linseed Soap, Greases,
and everything found in an up-to-date Garage
Ail Kinds ol Repairing. and Overhauling
Our Specialty.
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Ready with the finest line of
SHOES POND OXFORDS
for everybody that it has
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Ready to Serve ' You
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