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Twenty-one Only.
We were fortunate in picking up this week
from the manufacturer 21 separate Table Cloths,
all new,patterns and all pure linen. These are
seconds, and very slightly dainag-ed. Don't 4
miss this opportunity to get an extra table cloth 4
at a great saving, Kemomber only 2i in tile 2
lot. Come early,
3 only, size 2X2 yadrs at 2.00
6 " 2x4 " 2.25
2 " 2x211,7 2.50
2X2 " 2.75
2X3 4.
3.00
" 2x2.4- " 3,50
Oval and Square Designs
Ten dozen large sized Bath
Bath :rowels UndPrpriced .,owe,,
,s, extra Leavy weight, in
plain white, cream and red stripe, and cream and blue. Just the thing for the
hot summer months. Friday and Saturday 25c each.
Wash Dresses for
Children and Misses
Children's Summer Wash Dresses,
in gingham, duck and print. in a great.
variety of styles and colorincrs,- ages 3
to 15 years. just to hand. . bPrices run
fromr 75c to $3.
Lace Curtains
$1.20 for $1.29
5 dozen only, Fine Lace Curtains
in white and ecru, in five new patterns,
two, two and a half and three yards
long, regular $1 5o for $1„2.9
oys Wash Suits
at the Men's Store
We are showing a good range of
Boys Wash Suits, all sizes, made from
good wearing duck, and fast colors,
Norfolk and Blouse styles.
Ask to see our special at $1.50
75c Light Grey Tweed
Dross Goods h Price
100 yards light grey Tweed Dress
Goods, 44 inches wide, sblendid line
for children's wear or odd skirts.
Regular 75c Saturday 37c
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TERMEDIATE FOOT FALL
SCHEDULE,
Clinton at Searertin Jun.. iih. at 0iinten Jon1.'
Seaofrth at .11:easels. June fetel:
LACROSSE SCHEDULE.
CIRCUS GOOD.
June
June
July
July
July
July 30—Clinton. at :Kincardine
Aug. 4—G'oderich( at Clinton.
Aug, 11—Clinton s± Wingham
ADVERTISING -ISMS.
When business is good( advertise
--to let the world know what you
have to offer, When business is
dull advertise—Co let the people
know you •are till selling goods—
18—Clinton at Goderich
25—Kincardine at Clinton.
3—Goderich at Kineardil e.
15—Winghast at Goderieh
24—Wingharn nt Kincardine
Aug.14—Kinearcline nt Goclerich.
Aug. 21—Goderich at Wingham.
Aug. 28—Kincardine at Wingham
THE C, T. A. FOR HURON
The Canada Temperance Act is
manifestly growing m public favor.
Conventions of a.epresentative tem-
perance -workers have decided to
circulate petitions praying for its
submission in Algoma, Stedbury,
Muskoka and Parry Sound districts
also in the Countie.s Peel and Wel-.
land and the city of Niagara Falls.
Petition's are also in- circulat-
ilon in our own County of
Huron and reports frona several
*aces show they are being largely
engnted. Brussels hias completed
their haft with a good margin. Re-
ports from other municdpalites,
show that this work is being pusn-
ed forward as the petitione are
supposed to be completed at an
ielarly date.'
Howe's Circus visited Clinton and
I drew e big Crowd to witneeet the
1 performances on Tuesday. Alt the
I departments were clean and up-to-
date. The horses were the big at-
; traction and they had 99 in their
street parade in the morning. The
manager, Mr. Mitchell, is an . old
Ottawa boy, and was at one
time conneoted with the Ottawa
Free Press when his father was
owner. The show went from here
to Kincardine.
'CHILDREN'S ACT.
The amendments to the Chilclrens
Aril recently passed are now in force,
One cf the new laws is that no cbild
elle]] be alowed to loiterhe a public place
after0 o'clock at night unless accom-
panied by parents or guardians Any
constrble or any officer of authority
may warn the child and if the warning
is not heeded they may be locked up.
Parents ere held responsible for the.
aetione of the children. Another new
law is tiles no girl under sixteen years
of age, and no boy under 10 years of age
shall he permitted or licensed to work
or to engage iu any occupation what-
ever.
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'for Saturday and all Next Week
Mrs. Potts Nickle Plated Irons, reg $1.10 for SEfe.
Garden Rakes only 20c
4 oans Tiger hand cleaner for 25c
Flempol the new furniture polish, only 26e
Would You Pick up $4.75 on the Street?
Would you buy a $5 Safety Razor for 2.5c. That is the in
roductory price of the Mark Cross Safety Razor. $5 Quality.
Over sixty sold M our store last Saturday. 98,000 sold in one
day in New York City.
Rush Still Continues for the following Popular Goods
Sherwin-Williams Paints, Campbell's Varnish Stain, Floorlac,
Japalac, and Derry Bros. Liquid Gra,nite, Decorate with
Window.plaane.
We now handle BEAVER BOARD it takes the place of
lath and plaster, and more sanitary. Call and see samples and
get particulars. ,
A Bargain Table of Assorted Graniteware, slightly damaged.
Big Value. Your choice for 15c,
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HARLAND BROTHERS
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
OFFICES CLOSE.
1 The offices of W. Brydone and 0,
B. Hal e will cloee on Wednesdays
and Saturdays during the summer
months, •
PURCHASED COTTAGE.
This week the fratte house own-
ed by the late liars, John Taylor, of
Ontario street, was purchased by
Mr, Henry Cudmore, ,or Seeforth,
and it will be :occupied by his nep-
hew, Mr. Wm. :Cudiniore of town.
$10.00 AND COSTS.
Magistrate Andrews registered a
fine of $10 and costs upon Mr. Carey
who was auctioneer at some sales
in Huron County withont a license,
He pleaded guilty. County Con-
stable Whitesicles laid the com-
plaint. •
LACROSSE SEASON.
Owing to (the backward season
the, lacrosse boys have not been
practising very much and have
postponed their first game with
Winghlam, until a later date and
will [Open the season at Goderich
on the lath.
BY SPECIAL REQUEST.
The Royal Gwient Mate Glee Sing-
ers who ,appear in the town hall
next Wedne'sd'ay evening appeared
at Washington before- President
Wilson int the, White House by
special request and delighted thole
hearere. This company have re-
ceived wonderful comments so that
afull Moues should, greet this
great body of singers,
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ADVERTISING—ISMS. CLINTON MARKETS.
The things once gettssfor nothing.
are just al:mufti worth it.
FOOTBALL,A1J• '
Vovetre of this game aree re-
minded of the game between Brus-
sels and Clanton here on Monday
evening of net week. A good
game will bin witnessed as ' biotite
teams have been working hard of
late to keep in: sleape.
45 YEARS IN SERVICE, -
The Brussels Post in reporting
District meeting of the Wingham
Dieted& neakeig the fel re,
feneece ior a former Methodist Min-
ister nI Ontarici 'St,church ;--" Wel I
done good and' faithful servant" is
a peon otinceneeti t of many a circuit
on Rev. W. J. FordL. L. B., who is
about to' gap er a nnuat ei a f ter 45
years Of fruitful service.
IT IS SUFFICIENT.
The Hamilton, Herald (Conservae
tivel speaks of:the PromHoot. de-
monstration ; — Mr. PrOildf00e5
cuter baying beau endorsed by
his constituents, there is be more
reason why he shouldectsige from
the legieleeture. , If his own consti-
tuents retain confidence in • him,
that is sufficient. •
BEAUTIFY THE TOWN
Walking aliong the Streeteni
Clinton at this season when the
grass is gpo wing luxuriantly, one
cannot help but notice the careless
way in which many of the residents
of th•e towri keep tenth bonlee arcis.
In Many instances the lawns are
n ice I y cut. While the grass outside
the wade is allowed to grow long
and Mak, with various noxious
weeds thriving in it. How mach
more sightly the streets, would be
if this n eg ea were remedied, as
it could Elasily baby the, expendi-
ture tof a little more Hine.
NOT SATISFIED.
The Seafiorth-Councif are natsat-
tsfied with the action. of the Cen-
tre Henan License Board as the
following motion. will show,—"Ab-
erhart•Cluff —That in the matter
of the recluctimi of the Dick house
liceneeand as the said hotel has
been thoroughly disinfected and
painted in accordance withthe in-
struetions Of the Board of Health,
and as the town of Fe tfortly re-
quires the accelumodation supplied
by the said Walsh that the Mayor
and Reeve and. -Fire 'C'tommittee be
a committee to wait On the Com-
missioners. and ask them; to re-
eonsider their decision, ancl. ago in
grant a 'license to the said hotel,—
Carrie&"
CLINTON'S REPORT.
Following- is the condensed re-
port ofthc Clinton Hortieultural
-Society as given 'ettler, seventh
annual report, published by the
Ontario Departrimot of Agrieul Inc
for 1912 ;—Membership hoe increae-
ed. Civic imprnrement has been
wc'Iltraintained. Shlee tioriolV
was organized, hill hoards hat e
disappeared from the town, and
-tt fences and Seeded grounds
have Laken their play.% linsiness
men have taken a great interest in
the Society s work. A drinking,
fountain bag haen ineta Red in : a
corner of the town formerly' (wee -
grown with weeds. Members. re-
ceive premiums,
THE SAME OT,D STORY.
On Monday of this week, there
cal I ed eta nu mbeee of h oils 09 a
Scotch woman- with a hard lock
story. She wan a lace, maker hav-
ing learned the art in the echools
at Aberdeen. She hack just come to
this Country and her goods were in
Customs Mime. Wishing to leave
town on (the four train and ant
having the money to pay the duty
she was willing to sell at n sacrifice
yards upon yards of real late—each
yard the work of thirty-six hours.
Do proveher story' she produced
the needles used in laccemnking
andexelained stimething of the
work, then she offered the lace for
gale at a fraction of the value, It
was the old story—nal woman can
resist ,a bargain, She very quickly
disposed of her whole stock to de-
lighted purchasers, then with an
empty basket and a full purse she
walked down town got into a gypsy
van And drove, off to a gypey en-
campment near town. Some I adi es,
seeing her, grew suspicion,and
made' a More careful examinee:eon of
the lacte, which it now appears .can
be ,cluplicatad at any of our dry
goods stores roe ihatlf the price.
paid for it. aft is rather a risky
thing to mention r:eial lace around
town now.
Hogs—$9.80.
Butter -19-20.,
Eggs 20c to 23e,
Wheat -90.
Oasts -34.
Barley -45-4.8
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lirlan--$20—$22,
Shoefts—$25.
ADVERTISING -ISMS.
Day -after day the child advances
in school, through constant repetition.
So in aclvertisinga it is the daily argil -
merit that finally :convinces,
TO BOOST OXFORD. '
Woodstock Boatcl of trade hrie
heartily endorsed a seheme of pub-
licity for Oxford (Jaunty. Involving'
the publication of a pamphlet for
distribution in Britain describing • the
advantages of the county,
SETTLE UP
The subseription price of the New
Ea is $1 00 per year, in advance, to
any pointsin Canada; to United States,
$1,50 per year in advance, To those
who have already renewed their sob
ecriptionfoe 1913, the_'few E
ewEra extends
its heartiest thanks If you are still in
arrears, a prompt response to our
appeal will be appreciated. . These
aceounts are small in thernselvee, but
in the aggregate they amount to a eon -
alterable surn.
DANGEROUS PRACTICE
The dangerous practice of allowing
children of tender years to roam the
streets ab night is one to which The
New Era has frequently called atten-
tion.. It. therefore, cheerfully gives
a place today in its columns to a cer-
culite letter from Mc, T. .1. Kelso,
Provincial Superintendent of Neglect.
ed and Dependent Children for On-
tario, canine. attention to recent
amenclnients'to the (Jhildren'e Protec.
tion Act. .11 is to be hoped that these
amendments will be rigorously en-
forced, and especially as to the perents
who allow their children to violate
the law. They are the responsible
parties and it they do not realize their
duty to their children they .should be
toad° to do so through the medium
of the law.
Thr eorner Store
"Live and Let Live'.
roceries
Have you tr;ed our
TEAS AND COFFEES.
Best on the Market.
Cooked Ham,
Spieecl
Special Bock.
Uncooked Ham,
Bock and 'Breakfast BaCon
Efock.
Bologna and Salt Pork.
Fresh for Saturday
Bananaii, Oranges, Letoaxis,
Pineapples, Cum -teeters. Tomatoes
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR
PRODUCE.
A CALL SOLICITED
E. E. liunniford
PHONE 45.
ifigliesil Grade Wag
COMierS
110iiieciliade Brod
Conner's actine.ina de Bread is
quality through and through.
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
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Produce chorus singing that thrills its audience. Melody and music that appeals
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• singing in their laughing and cry ing songs. Their programme embraces choruses, To
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Such perfection of singing I never it
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MUSIOAL THEZ1T OF THE SEASON
It was an unusual fine concert.
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Three Thing
Dearest to a
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the first two, but we can about the third
—your Home. No matter what "fixing."
No matter what embellishments. No
• 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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National ,l'ortland Cement
After trying other kinds, you'll always come back to the best
The gest Cement is the National Portland Cement
It is the old stand-by, A car load just in.
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S. J. ANDREWS, Clinton
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WORLD'S GREATEST SINGERS,
The fact that the Royal Gwent Glee
Singers, of Newport, Great Britain, so
charmed the musical critics of New
York in their opening concert at Came,
gte Hall, lase October that inimedia tely
demands were made for their services
in and around New York is of itself the
greatest reeommendrition these noted
singers could have. After teing busily
engaged in New Yoik, appearing at the
largest theatres, churches and at the
homes of many of the four hundred in-
cluding concerts ae the residences of
Ar Carnegie, the steel king; Rocke
feller, and others, they came direct to
us from Florida aud will appear in the
Town Hall Clinton, on Wedneedey
evening, June Ifith, in concert extraor-
dinary. Every member of the choir is
an artist of tare merit. The chorus as
a whole is as perfect as a pipe organ.
Their progeam embraces choruses,
quartetts, duets and solos, Melody and
mnsie that, appeals to everyone from
the most exacting of musical critics to
lovers of mere popular melodies. Audi-
ences laugh and cry in turn so realistic
is their singing in their laughing. and
crying songs, Nothing is so Meaning
es good music. Nothing can touch
tenderest chords of human heart like
the leiela Scotch andWelsh and South
ern melodlee as sung hy these fatuous
singers. So perfect is their wo, k that
practically every program they give is
more than doublet1 on aceeunt of iunst
'nt encores, The Brooklyn Standard
Union says; "They are the most won-
cleatnl combination of tnale voinee."
Deserve the highest praise for Stele
excellent work " "Shoulr3 he heard by
every. music: loving audience in Am-
erica."—Dr. Cadman; New York. 'Did
not realize that such perfection in sing--
ingwas attainahle."—Prof. Schindler,
New Yoik. Would like to tour the
world with such a chorus." --Dr. DOW4113
L0 mini), Don't fail to hear them. The
gretstest musical treat of the season.
An opportunity of a life.time They
appear in the town hall next Wednes-
day Evening, June 18th, Plan at Fairs
Book store,
A COOD RULE
For everyone, to follow, who-' has'a
tinning job to be done, ft to send
for us to do the work Our work-
men are then aighly experienced
and do their work quickly and in a
qatisrattory manner
All .Jobs 01 Tinoiog
No matter what they may be, can
be hest done by us, and at a saving
in cost as well All orders receive
tour prompt !attention
Tho.11awkins
Plumbing and Heating
(Phone 53)
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We have a g,00d supply of Seed Corn of good quality,
Mang:ol and Turnip Seeds, Clover and Timothy Seeds.
We have a let of Shingles, which we will, selloni easy terms
of payment, If you 'want any, come soon to save handling
We have a supply of 'Fence Wire, Staples, Ate., Etc.
Highest Prices for Butter, Eggs, Etc., at the
EmPoRium
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w elmingly good in every feature that counts for
perfection in style, fit, durability, and everything
4. else that goes to make shoes thoroughly satisfac-
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et. Really, there can be no doubt in your mind, once you
have tried them on and looked them over, as to the
Superiority of our Summer Oxfords and Shoes.
REPAIRS WHILU VOU WAIT
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