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SATURDAY and the following' week we put on sale Two Hundred
pairs Lace Curtains Twenty new spring patterns, from eightto
twelve pairs in each lot. This is an exceptional offer. Don't fail to get
.our share of these. Prices run from 20C to $5.00
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Lot 1
Lot 2
Lot 3
Lot
Lot5
Lot 6
Lot 7
Lot 8
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Twelve pairs Lace Curtains (white only) regular 25c" and 35c
Special sale price Zoe
24 pairs Lace Curtains (white only) regular 75c
Special sale price 50c
36 pairs, 3 styles, Lace Curtains, three good patterns (white
only) regular $I.25, Special sale price goc
36 pairs Lace Curtains, three good patterns (white only)
regular $1.25, Special sale price god
24 pairs Lace Curtains, (white and ecru) four new patterrs
regular $1.50, Special sale price $1.15
24 pairs Lace Curtains (white and ecru) four good designs
regular $2.00, Special sale. price $ r.5o
24 pairs Lace Curtains (white only) four very pretty styles,
regular $3,00, Special sale price $2 25
12 pairs Lace Curtains (white and ecru) two patterns, -
regular $4,o0, Sale price $3.io
8 pairs fine Swiss and Nottingham Lace Curtains, two styles,
regular $5.00, Special sale price $4.00
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STANDING IN THE' LEAGUE.
Clinton 3 0 1
1'oil:rfch 2 1 1
Khrcard.ne .0 1 0
Wingham 0 2 0
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Wingham plays in Kincardrn : to-
day in `the Ideloss,e ,Series
Ciinition Lacrosse tisam will play
in Kinoa:d.n: In August 1st in-
ch •act of July 30th Evie: gone. try
,and make arrane,emen'ts to see the
gams as et is on Civic holiday
Brussels and Owie.r .Sound) are a
tie on Use round and the games w'1';
lt^ ;riep ayerl Owen Sound will
play in Brussels ion Friday night
•anct Ith `exeturn match in Owen
.bound. on Monday{night
The:Base'Ball )toys play in Zurich
on Fridiay night
DIDN'T LIKE THE ;BOARD
The ;Ilo.eks of Clinton's .bastile,
brought into notice at the, time of
the ballot -tampering ease, ; are
Once' atone, brought into notoriety
Michas!. N:evin, placedin the Lock-
up by Chief Whealtley, last Satur-
d'aynigh"t did not 'stay put" but
eeeesiteesiereesese
tt as missing Mon d morning
N cin whose hc,me is in Dublin, has
e r werking here, and was arrest
d it iseSng drunk in 0 Decal option
nrunic pa:i.ey; The fine unposed
wee 120 with costs. and failing
1•a:rm me be was place, in the cells
't.) he' taken to Slocerieh The
night p;,!:eeman sass that when he
Clain;: 'd.rtc-n,tbe:prisoner was gone.
but th e,faot was not reported bc-
causo the watchman thought Nevin
had beieu- ;taken to the county jail
THE MERCHANTS OWE IT TO
LOCAL PAPERS.
'there are few editors in this prove
ince who have not made a vigorous
and continuous fight against Lhe city
mail order house, This has beeu done
he the interest of the home merchant
and without money and without pr;ce.
If the editors of Ontario had received
regular advertising rates for all they
have said against these enemies of. the
country meachants they could now be
wearing diamonds. The department
stores appreciate advertising space
and are willing to take all the aver-
age country paper has for sale and ' at
a good rate, This paper has refused
them time and again. What other
class of business or professional- men
would refnseshusiness so help their
friends wheri' many of said friends
never seem in the least disposed to
returned the, compliment or even ap-
preciate it.
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ER TWINE
A Good Supply Just Received
100MEIN AND GET YOUR TWINE.
Pure • Manilla, '650 feet to the you ncd, •
Pure Manilla, 600 'feet to the pound,
' OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
22tine hay Forks, short hand•Le
2 -tine hay Forks, long handle
3 -tine hay Forks, long handle,
250
20c
50e
Compressed Air Sprayers, regular $6.00 for .,... .. $5,10
Granite Preserving Kettles regular 45c for.
Granrite Preserving Kettles., eegtilar •65e for
Granites•"Preserving Kettles„ regular rye fur
Grant'te'Peserving Kettles, ,regular $1,25 for
• 30c t
45c_
55c
55c
1 only, Porltable, Rubber (Bath, regular $6,50, for $4.50'
To those who have not al ready got their. AIL supply l of
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Scrcle.i boors and 1Windows, Gasoline or 0i1 Sltovies,
kWE'OFFER SPECIAL PRICES FOR ONE 'WEEK,
2 Gasoline Stoves in good working order, eft a great J'argain
ARLAND BROTHERS.
STOVES, 1iARDWARE AND'INOVELTIlS
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Correspondents will please note that
"print'er's copy" may. he sent at one
:L P
cent in rinse led en elo es f
p only.I
the envelope is sealed, double postage
is charged at this end,
THE WIDTH 0FTHE STREETS.
On July 1st the new Municipal Act
came into force, and one of the provis-
ions in the Act says: "No municipal
commit or owner of land shall lay out
any highway less than 06 feet in width,
or except in the case of a city or town,
more than 100 feet in width,
MINISTER'S SALARY RAISED.
At a congregational meeting Tues
day night, June 8, of Knox Church,
Palmerston, an increase of $300 was
unanimously granted to the salary of
its minister, Rev. R. Allan Cranston,
B. A. The Reverend gentleman is a
brother to Mr. Cranston, formerly a
0, 0, I. teacher,
RURAL TRUSTEES BEWARE,
Rural school trustees will have to
be careful in the future and keep all
sheds and outbuildings iu proper re-
pair, even though the same are not
used, At Milton ,Budge Elliott award-
ed Thos. Quinn $150 datiragesand costs
because his son, while playing on the
roof of an old school woodshed, fell
and broke his wrist, The Judge held
that the board of trustees was respon
sible for the condition of the shed and
liable for the damages.
BEWARE OF POISON IVY..
Its a threceleaved ivy,
And it is very dangerous.
Some people are immune, however,
To some unfortunates it is terrible.
It causes painful swellings and irrit-
tation.
Many suffer only when they have
actually touched it.
Some have only to be near it when
the wind blows across it, striking
them.
In the Spring and early summer the
poison Ivy is most dangerous.
USE THE "PHONE,
Some people think that a newspaper
man is omniscient or omnipresent but
he's not, he's only human and goes
around with eyes and ears open for
news, drawing a certain amount from
imagination. We often bear people
wondering why this or that was not
published, and oftimea had these same
people given us the hint of that par-
ticular item 10 woold have been pub:
fished and everyone made happy—
ourselves and the other party, 1f vou
know an item of interest at any time
kindly phone the New Era.
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MODEL SCHOOLS , OPEN ATTICS. 15
The Model'schools at Clinton, Chat-
ham, Cornwall, Guelph, Hanover,
.Kingston, North Bey, Peterborough,
and Orillia will open on, Aug. ,19.
Those who wish to attend in order ,to
qualify for limited third class certifi•
cites should make application hefnre
Aug. 19 to the deputy Ministers of Ed-
ucation on a form which will he sup-
plied on requestto bin hat application
will not he accepted from those who
not he1S'vears:of age before Decem-
ber 31 1913,
Children Cry
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LACROSSE SCHEDULE.
July 24-Wingham at Kincardine
July 30 -Clinton alt Kincard=ine
Aug.1l=Clinton' ,aft 'Wingham.
Aug.14—Kinoardine at Goderich.
Aug. �GlodeeWam.
Aug. 282l—Kinearirdinehat at Wingham
TENNIS `MATCHES. ,
A ouladtettle Of Vocal tennis play-
ers .plllayled a drew in ,Brussels last
week and the return game is on
this )afternoon.
COMING POR THREE NIGHTS.
Mr. Gelorge !McKinnon,, of New
York. will deliver lectures on the,
Wlos'd of God, on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings Of next
week, Commencing alt 7.30 o'clock
in th ietiown' hall, Clinton.
GOES TO ZURICH !FRIDAY.
The: ,glade( Bali (team goes to Zur-
ich on' Friday ,of this weele to play
the :return game. Play will com-
menc raft 6 to'clock.
ADVERTISING -ISMS.
Business is nit run to produce
advertising. Advertising is done
(bo produce business.
A EINiE CLIME.
The young and, old of Wesley Sun
+dal Schlooli had a fine Vine at their'
an, _;1 pic-nic I -fn Tuesday of this
it eeS. .2lt Bayfield.
ANNUAL PICNIC.
The 'Baptist Sunday School will
hold (their annual pic-nic on 'Civic
Flolidlav, Friday August lst to
P,ayfi ed�d.
LEAVING TOWN.
Next wieeki Mr, and Mrs. Lawson
Onttlri,a street, expect to move to
De(tr cit. Thies' are now offering
some ofIllele household' effects by
private saiie at their residence,
DECISION RESERVED
Three ICIin(f n hotelkee vers ,at'
applying for reduction o assess-
ment, ,oat tl'e score of decreased
a •rings since the oomiutg into
ford' of local oLltion 1•,e('o, The,
fourth would hay.- dove: so but was
tie. )late The appeals of the three
etre lu'esonted by 'Mr J. L. Ki [Lor-
an, ofOoderich hdFore Judge Deride•
in division court on )Inlnclae- and
his tl•.irslriu r'eserved decision It
is cal 'nr ti (that her re^eipts have.
dropped from 830 or 1110 a day to
thr',e ,or four dollars o
NEWLY INSTALLED OFFICERS
Last ,w[e'c the officers for the,
coming ,term of the I 0.0.F. Lodge
we:,e installed by leeS, McLeod, a
1 a t D. 0.:1. )1. and are: as follows ;
P. G.. Br!o, Mitchell
N. G. .Pres.
V, G,. Bee. Hall,
Rec.-See.. Bro. A'exancder,
Fin. -Sec„ d21 t. •\Wiemnan.
Tre ae 'Bea, Chant,
It S. N. G.. ;Bra, Johnson,
L S. N. G., else.. De aper,
I S, V. Ge, I'ro, dutch
L S. ix
V. Pia. Monaghan.
tt 5, 5„ ,Bee. fir llyar.
L 'S, S. Bre. Howes,
fI 11du0„t;1r, 1)') )Ie Gwen.
Warden. Ben, Mulholland.
Chaplain, Bro. Moore.
BO\WLEF1S AT LONDON
Messrs J Watt, Dr. •Axon, P. C
Town and, (' 5, Dowding emu poem
on rink all rt attaendetl tht. Lend 'ea
rrutnautent. T1 -e other rink was
wag composed of Dr Agnew, 'Medi-
cine EIlit. J N,eleger. (einton, T. 3.
Pratt, Petedhoro and +a1 B. Hoover
of t ue?pit Following' Ole 110
games played up to press 'time ;—
Labatt—lst Round
Dowding 16—Scott, .London,9 •
Hoover e— lshp'aan"t, London 12
—2nd Round
Dowding 12—)TcCutcheon, Buffet .1.1
Toatims,eh-1st Round
Hoover 16—Shannon, London 17
—nd. Bound
Dowding 12—McGuffin, Londoin 9
—3rd •Round
Dowding 13—Nichol, London, 12
—4th Round
Doweling 19 'Davis, Goderich 17
Rion.nd
Dowding il—Po—fifthwell, London 14
McNee, Trophy—)sit! Round
Hoover 20—Goforth, Kew Beach 1.1
2nd. Round
Rlaov-er le—Catighile Aylmer. 18
Jiack .Hoof ei and hi Brink had
hard Cluck( in th • tlonrnarreent going
down iand' out in all the series on.
ii'ed.nlesday morning'
CLINTON DEFEATS GODERICH
The C'linftbn Lias osee Club are
now kola the , hjevcd lof the District
they deife,ated Croderich here on
'Wednesday nighltby a score of 4.2
The home boysa'ihadl the best of the,
giaIne, eller the (first quarter Olin
tem scored! one 2luhey goat biat the
rest were ;clelan:bnes while the two
Goderich 'Get were easy ones Re
fere .Waghiorn; of Toronto kept the
game cheep and pent' after the f.el-
U we who( dealt out the accidental -
on -purpose whacks Follodingw.as
the dime ".up;
CIin(ton,
W. Johnson ' go'al•.
Tozer, point,
Eohnes, cover point
1McKinnon, 1St defence
Rumba 11, 2nd defience.
B. McKenzie, :third defence.
Oxford, centre.
5, Johnston,3rd home
Whitely, se and :Lome.
Fink, let • howls.
McKenz e, o>.tside tome,
Couch, Iarsidr, home.
, Goderich—
Snazal 'GOO,.
Johnston, point,
Hawthorne., eol'e;i' point, •
Dale, 1st did,lence
Doak., 2nd def,ej,nce
'13eitdom, 31dClie,fence
\Gaitees, eetitee
Drenv, '3rd hlomle
Sitatem, 2nel hlo,mle:,
B laekzlaed ls(thome,
McKay, outside home.
Belches, insi;cle home.
CIVIC HOLIDAY' +EXCURSION
Tho Wingham Union Sunday
School will run their popular An
nu,al 'excur'silon from MVlitebell to
Kine, 7 din een'Wingham?s and CIA r.-
Eton's>:Oivic'Holiday, Friday August
le(t.` The G.T. B. will run two
special !trains on that diatie, calling
at all intermediate stations. For
time land faee,3 and all :particulars
ec,e targe posters.
WANTS FURTHER CUT ,
IN 'HOURS.
Rev. T. Albert Moore, before the
Lord's Day Alliance in Hamilton,
pleaded for support in the move to
close all liquor stores at B o'clock on
fivedays of the week and at 1 oclock
on Saturday. Mr. Moore emphasized
that the Alliance, althoughpleased
at the action of the Government in
changing the laws covering traverns
and the bottle trade, had not got yet
what it wanted, viz,, theclosing of
the closing of the bars at 6 o'clock on
every day hut Saturday, and at 1
o'clock on that day,
ANOTHER RURAL ROUTE.
STARTED,,
Route four for rural mail delivery
started last week and the carrier is T.
B. Cook, of Clinton He goes east on
Huron road to Alma sideroad, north to
second concession. B.ullett, west to
Londesboro road, thence to Clinton.
Route five is now being arranged. It
will start on the London road and at
txrenton turneastto second concession,
London road survey, southtto next side
road, west to London road and no,th to
Grenton, west to second concession.
Stanley, touth to next sideroad, west
to fourth concession: Stanley, north to
sideroad, east to second concession,
then northerly to Clinton. Route one
which now runs to Summerhill, will be
extended to Constance, taking in the
fourth and fifth concessions; also the
sixth and seventh. It is expected
this rupte will also start soon, The
townships of Goderich, Hullett, Tuck.
ersmith and Stanley will be almost
completely covered by rural routes
when these are, completed.
The Corner Store
"Live and Let Live"
Preserving Time
is .Here Again
What about gems and rubl:e:es?
HEINZ Sweet and Sour Piddles in
bulk and in battles.'
HEINZ Pork and :Beans with Chili
sauce,
HEINZ Red Kidney Beans, try
them,
Fresh for Saturday
Bananas, Oranges, Lemons,
Raspherr es, Cucumbers,
Dat. s. MeHrIS, Tomatoes.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR
PRODUCE.
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E. thinniford
iligilesi Grade IIeH!
Conk's
I®me= oMe 0eI"i
Conner's )tome -made Bread is
quality through and through.
'there is not a detail of good
making and baking overlookeel, so
you .know what you are getting
when you order this Good Bread.
CHAS, CONNER
Baker and Confectioner
ONLY LINE REACHING ALL
Summer Resorts in
Highlands of Ontario
Including
Muskoka' Lakes
Dake of Bays.
Georgian Bay
Algonquin Park
Maganetawan River
French River
Timagauu
Katvaeitha Lakes
Full, summer service. now in
et feat to, al I, 'of the above resorts.
Writte,for full particulars and il-
lustrated fold,ers to ' any Grand
Trunk agent.
H0lc1ESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
Each Tuesday until Oct. 28 in-.
cluslVe,—
Winnipeg and r',etupn _:$35,00
Edmonton and return " 43,00
Low rates to other points, Retiti'n
limit two months.: Pullman Tour-
ist Sleepers leave Toronto' 11.35 p.
rn on above 'dates, running through
to Winnipeg via Chicago and. St
Paul' without change Tickets are
also on sale via Sarnia. and 'North-
ern trial igaltilon Company
The: Grand' 'Trunk Pacific Rail-
way is the shortest 821 quickest
route Lestween Winnipeg, Saska-
toon and Edmonton
Tickets now on sate at all Grand
Trunk ticket (of flees
JOHN RANS'.PORD &SON,
passenger`&iticket agent, phone 57
A, O. PATTISON, Depot Agelt
C. E. HORNING, D. P.' A.,
Union Station,Toronto, Ont.
tore News Items
Being a few Plain Facts about the W.
1). Fair Co„ Calculated to make you
Think Well oi; their Goods,
It may he useful or interesting, Perchance practical or profitable
Why don't you change
your ad ? We 'have been
asked this twice recently.
Tnere are two reasons,
(I) It takes time to write
ads and our time is indisput-
ably limited. (2) Our previous
long standing ad was telling
you about 0 U superior stook
of Wall Hangings which des
serves continued, mention and
shnnld be profitable reading
for vou.
The Ladies Home Journal
for August has cover design
by Harrison Fisher, and that
means its a good cover. Fifty
interesting pages for the pru•
gressive woman; Fashions are
featured; Everyday house-
keeping has its place; Good
fiction is provided. Price 15e
Fashion Sheets for August
now ready, k for or one,
Profitable, pleasurable read
ing is to he found in our new
lot of cloth bound Books. We
call it a GOOD LIST of GOOD
TITLES at a GOOD BAR.
GAIN.
We have sold three Loose
Leaf Binders recently. .One.
was the best book fdr office
use we have ever seen. The
price $21.50 and was worth it.
Have you ever had "Post -
'carditis" To send a picture
card should be a pleasure, to
receive one, a compliment. If
you graciously send one to
your friend you will likely re-
ceive one from a friend.
We sell them, What ? Do-
minion Express Money Orders —They ch
are convenient, pafe,
cheap.
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The w. D. Fair eo.
Often the cheapest—Arrays the Best
National' Portland Cern ent.
After trying other kinds, you'll always come back to the best
The )test Cement is the National Portland Cement
It is the old stand-by. A car Load just in.
S. J. ANDREWS, Clinton
Ferari Trained Animal Show
Is Coming.
and spectular features that are bound
to please,
The chiidren will especially inter-
ested iu the show as there are trained
dogs, ponies, monkeys, and other ani-
mals, The performances are given in
great cages where the wild animals
One of the greatest show un the take part so that the public is absolut-
roed will he present in Stem -feed
during the month of August 4 to 0
when the Col, Francis Ferari's Shows
United will he in Stratford, The
shows are coming under the auspices
at the (Meer of the 28th. Regiment
and are the most complete wild animal
:cud sensational specially show on the
road, Trained animals from all parts
of the world are to be seen at the car-
nival and in addition to this there will
he speed Mar productions and marvel-
ous feats of daring that will severe as
thrillers for the popnlance,
Col, Ferarl's Shows consist not only
of animal exhibitions but also of num-
bers that have been produced ,Lt Coney
Island, at the Jameston Exposition, in
London and Paris, The Bostock ani-
mal shows has been combined with
col. leerari+s Shows and the two melee
greatest colleetic.n of trained animals
on exhibition, These include, tigers,
elephants, monkeys lions, bears and
countless other animals who have been
educated in the
art ofn er'
tormi
n .
The people of this city who have
never been to Coney island will see
an exhibition thut was practically
transplanted from the New Ynik re-
sort. Itis)"f)reamlerid". This is one
of tite greatest side.•shows ever seen,
"Follies of the world", IL hig musical
comedy is another of the expensive
shows that will be nut on during the
carnival, 'Mete will be no lewd or
suggestive dances in any of the (Jol.
Ferari Co,'s Shows es the Col. main,
sone ,4 most rigid censorship. He sons 1lµ °
to makhi
e s shows on a high standaaHa
d h' r m wk" s
and he does not accomplished this
thrnngh tate use of vulgar eembers.
Instead he goes after the e e rsatiou,d
ely protected from the beast in case
on any tantrums, Trai r of great
ability are with the show and they ab-
solute control over their charges'
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Your Bathroom
Ie it ai cony e.n'e:tt, sanitary and
enmfortabl + as this'? Why not
have: it so'1
MODERN PLUMciV(i
as Wd install it, is n arth all the
money invested, It means good
health, sanitary c'e'rnliness and
luxurious eon r en'encc+ for your
family. Get our estimates.
Plumbing :tald Beating
(Phone 53)
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We have a good supply of Seed Corn of good quality,
Mangos and Turnip Seeds, Clover and Timothy Seeds.
We have a Lot of Shingles, which we will sell 00 easy terms
of payment, If you want any, come soon to save handling
We have a supply of Fence Wire, Staples, Etc„ Etc.
Highest ,'rices t'or Butter, Eggs, Etc., at the
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The. Great Honey -Saving ]Event of the Year
All Spring and Summer goods will be sold
before the New Fall- Lines arrive.
Prices in every department are cuf from
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