The Clinton New Era, 1913-07-31, Page 8IId•ro's TuU Dresses
Less 'Than Cost
Thursday da
and
Saturday
y
Mothers, no doubt you will be needing, a.new smart dress for the.
children on the holiday, At this storeou will find the e opportunity dl}r-
ing the above days at a saving. There will be plenty of hot weather yet
this year to wear them.
Children's Wash Dresses
Regular $1,50 for 95C
Children's Wash Dresses
Regular $2 for $1.4.9
Children's Wash Dresses
Regular $2.5o for $1.85
Children's Wash Dresses
Regular $3 for $2.25
Children .s Wash Dresses
Regular $3,5o for $2.75
Children's Wash Dresses
Regular $3.75 for $3.00
Ladies Summer Dresses
Greatly Reduced.
Ladies Allover Embroidery White
Dresses, daintily made, smart
styles, regular $5 for 3.75
Ladies Wash Dresses, of Prints
and Ginghams, white pique col-
lars and cuffs, • regular $2.50
for 1.98
Ladies Ratten Dresses, in pale
blue, brown and tan, very pretty
styles, trimmed with buttons to .
match, regular $7.5o for 5.69
Ladies Silk Dresses for evening
and street wear, in all the popu-
lar colors, regular $I5 for.... 11.75
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ADVERTISING-ISMS.
Citinsider r evert florae you put in
good advertising; ; not as a dollar
spent hut as a d'o;iar int, st d, up-
on
' which you will ivren-e the
highest dividends you everreceir-
ed an.any investment.
SYSTEM GOING A TIEAD.
h to date 31 services have been
ruck this year to the Waterworks
System and n.more applications
have been made for connection,
• \ ander what the "knockers now
think of the System.
HAVE _MOVED.
Lail; week Mr, Thos. Jackson sr.
moved his household effects to the
brick cottage. formerly occupied by
Mr, c.14. M. Yates. on Ontario St.
This will b: a comfortabl:, place for
Mr, land Mrs. Jack SOD .
AS WI GHA:Ir SiiE,3 IT.
The Wingham Times reports the I
.baseball game player' there the j
rother week:-1Vingbain and Chin -
ton 1,Aaseball players put on a good I
exhibition of ball in the Town Park -I
on Wednesday evelning of last
• week. Leaving lout the third in- I
nings it was One of the best games
ever pliayetl in Wingham. Batteries
.we Win gha nu Telfer and Somers,
rClinton; Tasker and Weir,
TO TAX CORPORATIONS.
A bill is in preparation to pre-
,-, Legis a.urc at the next
session whereby Corporations will
have to bear more of the tax bur-
den. The institutions which are
'krrly to he affected are banks. loan
companies, trust companies, tele-
phone. telegraph and ,,spress com-
panres, gas, electric light, steam
aid electric railways. If is claimed
the prosperity of these conlpnaies
is direeely atlribuied to • public
patronage, and that they should
bear a just share of the public tax
burden,
THE IHOG MARKET UP.
Reeve Cante'lon in speaking to
the New Era stated that the price
this week was $9,75 "the highest
paid yet -and hardly any hogs to
get" The ffarmer that has a few
dozen will be wearing diamonds at
this price.
AS GODERICII SEES IT,
The following are the comments
on the'recent lacrosse match play -
cd here between Goderich and
Clinton :-
The Star:- On Wednesday after-
noon the Goderieh Lacrosse, Club
journeyed to Clinton and played
an 0. L. A. schedule game with the
team: of that town in the eveniine••
As Clinton had pia.y ed'Goderich to a
tie On the home ground's there
"vs,s much interest manifested in
this match and quite a number of
BINDER TWINE
A Good ,Supply Just Received
IOOME IN AND :GET YOUR TWINIE.
Pure IMZanilla, 650 feet to the' you nd,
Pure Manilla, !600 fe,elt to the pound,
,OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
2 -(tine hay'Borks, short handle
2-nine hay Forks. Jong handle' -.
3 -tine hay Rorke, 'long 'handle,
CoMpressed .Air Sprayers, regular $6.00 for
Gr'ani'te Preserving Kettles, regular45c' for
Granite Preserving Kettles. regular 65c for I
Granite Preserving Kettles, regular 75e for
Granite, Preserving Kettles, ;regular $1.25 for
1 only, Portable Rubber 'Fath, regular $6.50, for $4,50
To (those who have not already got their Sulsupply of
Serer
!e t Doors and Windows, Gasoline or .Oil Stoves;
WE OFFER SPECIAL PRICES FOR ONE WEEK,
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2 Gasoline �,itov,es in good 'working order, alt a great Eargain
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1,:G]£ _...eR..-�..,..MIZE,...Z.,,..-..-.... Zrd=4,7PMb
2 �ilA a..edAN D T. i
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STOVES, 1-fAIZDWA,I�Eg �SI�r1D':jNOdFI~'Cl>'�5
25c
20c
500
$5,00
30c
450
55c
85c
AT C'LI \TON-CREDITON GASIE.
• Tasker had the Crediton players
going through a swinging exercise,
"rooters" went down with the
home 'dozen. The score at 'thcl
close stood 4 to 2 in the favour
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gt ;Clinton, Ae tt xgined during
the day the field was not irt,the
best sof condition for good ilacrosse
but, nloltlwithstanding !Shis, ;the
game was an interesting iolue. The
Golderich team were a tittle off in
their playing and showed need -of
more practice. Clinton has a tie
game to play off here and the home
hope to get even. Asked as to the
reason of the defeat, Asked Man-
ager Thompson repaid: "Want of
I practice in the team."
The Signal :- One Of the hard-
est fought games ever witnessed
at Clinton was contested by lute
home team and Goderich on Wed-
nesday night, Despite the rain
that fell in the afternoon the
field was in perfect condition and
everything was favorable for a
good game. All 6.30 the 'gamewas
called and immediately after the
face-off Belcher picked up the ball,
carried it tlo:wards the goal, and
scored on,a swift shot, This was
all the scoring in the first quarter.
In the second quarter ,Clinton scor-
ed two, making the half-time score
2-1. In the third gisarter ;Clinton
seared 'two lucky ggoats, Jan bad
passes from the Goderich defence,
A marked a ..d feature of the bast inter-
val, was the rough play indulged in
by the Clinton
players, with the re-
sult that several were penalized.
Just beton the final. Roy Walter
sacred a lucky shot from centre
field which was intended for a pass
to Harry Belcher, This made the
final score 4-2 in' favor of Clinton,'
On the whole Clinton had the best
of the game. Their combination
play was the feature that won the
game for them, For Clinton Fink
was the star, while Goderich could
h'ard'ly be said to boast of any lime-
light playing, In fact, Goderich
had ani'off"nicht; but it is expect-
ed that with. good practices they
can yet beat Clinton on,neutr'al "Riley` Jlolinson puffed like a
ground, if a tie is to be played ,off, porpoise after his almost home 1'351).
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LACROSSE SCHEDULE.
July 30-Clintoni at Kincardine
Aug. 11 -Clinton` :aft Wingham.
Aug. 14 -Kincardine at Godierich..
Aug. 21 -Gude ich at Wingham
Aug. 28 -Kincardine at 'Wingham
POSTAGE ON RURAL ROUTES.
Remember it costs two cents on
(etter delivered by any Of the Rur
Mail routes.
THE TIME IS COMING.
Corn on the cob
Will soon be here;
Then see me grin
From icier (to ear:
WHERE IS THE SWEE'?ER?
A is known lay the company h
keeps;
A{town is known by the streets
sweeps:
COUNCIL MONDAY NIGHT.
The regular meeting of the town
Council will be on Monday
night. Among the items of busi-
ness ;will be the striking of the
ilate'for this year.
IF WE ONLY HAD IT IN CLINTON
otTlrlaefIlcally revery store in the
business se,tilon (of Glalt is ob-
serving (the ,weekly half hollda
this r'yc'ar, ellosing at 12.30 0
Thursday afternoons, They aa'
silslo inaugurating the early dos
ing "there, every store closing a
6.30. '
LACROSSE 1VIATCII;
The Mitehelr Advocate comnents
on 'the Lacrosse match recently
played in Mitchell ;--The lacrosse
m'ate'r Ion Friday evening betwee7n
Clinton and Mitchell, drew alarge
crowd Of spectators. Of course
Mitchell has no lacrosse team this
'a yyclar, ,but many four citizens
al have a liking flor this game,' and
Mr. Reinhart, four obliging ex-
pressman, and a gleod sport, called
out the old guard along with some
younger material, and after dig-
ging luplalllthe old sticks they
could find, Arranged an exhibition
contest with Clinton. It was a fore-
gone conclusionthat the visitors
w+oulid win and have an easy vic-
e tory. True enough they did win,
but 'only (after, the 'hardest kind of
it work. Act times the Mitchell boys
played 'rag wifth Clinton, but of
Course they could not stand the
p'ace, as none of fthe locals were in
shape for running. The gamee was
both good land clean, and resulted
in la win for the visitors by the
soore of6to4.
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IS THE LAW. KEPT? -
The ,'tier for automobiles and
loth er self propelling machincei
reads somclthing like this. bo
rnidtor vehicle shall be driven ,upon
any highway within a city, town or
village aft a greater rate of speed
than fifteen rni lea an hour, or upon
any highway outside of a city, town
Or village aft a. greater rate of
speed than twenty miles an hour,
NO BILLS ALLOWED
IN POSTOFr'IOL'S.
Postmasters are strictly warned
against allowing notices to be exhihit
edin the lobby of their 'offices. This, in
future will prevent the walls being
covered with all kinds of notices bills
and various advertisements. This or-
der is a manadate•from the Govern-
ment and if bills• placed there he torn
down at once and destroyed by the
postmaster the puplic will have no
reason. to blame him. 1t is his duty to
see that the law is carried out,
MINOR. LOCALS.
Are you going to Kincardine to
rr0 W?
;Friday .of this week is Clinton's
Civic iIoliday.
Coune'I mets on Monday even
ing n Xt, 1
Another month ended to -clay
Summer will soon be over.
Te< citizens 0 0 beginning to
fink interest In ch • laramsse games
0vt r .511) was taken in at the last
0Ia'ch.alid then it was raining.
• 1111ny from here will trice in the
Strom '_'ihiv at Stratfoed nest
tw<ek, Se" ach. t, in this paper,
The Baptist Sunday School hold
their picnic at l?nyfield on Friday
11:111, t,;ok.
Chief Wheatley t. ,las been collect-
ing the l,ca.c1 rate fat' street
watering.
Clinton furnishes a groom for e
ma: cuing in a week or se. however
they w,nn't reside 'in town as his
profession takes him e'sewhere.
Many auto visitors pass through
our town ad 1 'I i'
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NEED OF WEDDING REFORM,
The Ridgeftlown Dominion de-
clares there is room for wedding
ref•oi•ni in tine province. At the
time the average young couple
start out on life's journey they
need 'every dicker, yet the wed-
ding is made a most costly affair
fol• not only the .bride's f�amilly but
For 'the young husband who is call-
ed upon Ro provide a suitable home
for the. bride 'and to assume con-
stantly increasing burdens. Why
nolt, asks the Dominion, have a
simple, gdieft wedding and let him
keep in his pocket the money that
is simple (tha'onvn away in an at-
liempt ll foli:owed the t customs of
what it called "So ciety." A suit-
able present isin,order, but why
make the "happy man" dip down
initlola.pocket none too heavy for
expensive pvesents for the brides-
maid, the maids and matrons, the
best mien, the usherss and every-
body who pllays apart in the in-
teresting dhrama. AI,Ithis .seems
very foolish 'and unnecessary,
The Corner Store
"Live and Let Live"
Preserving Time
is dere Again
What about gems and rubbers?
HEINZ Stc telt and Sour Pickles in
' bulk and in bofttl.es,
HEINZ Pork and Beans with Chili
•ranee,
HEINZ Red Kidney Beans, 'try
Fresh
m. tor for SatuIrdlay
Lanon.ts, Oranges, Lemons.
5asp1x1)'et. Cucumbers,
Datta, 'Melons, Tomatoes.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR
PRODUCE.
A C/5] SOLICITED
I1] ay and all al's C e- .
ghtcd with our streets. i E. m
Wrnehanis tax ra.ta� rs..,�mills.
AMEND FRUIT ACE.
The Dairy and Cold Storage Govern
men Commissioner has ,just issued a
circular giving the recent amendment
to the Inspector and Sale Act with the
new regulations. The amendments
chiefly concern imported 'fruit. .here.
after the words "Peeked by" must pre•
cede the name and address of the pack
er as marked on any closed package of
fruit intended for sale' A new section
is added empowering the Governor in
Council to make regulations regarding,
the branding marking and inspecting
of imported fruit, Person violating
such regulations are liable to a fine of
not more than fifty dollars and costsor
in defaultof payment to imprisonment
for a term not exceeding one mouth.
The packages of fruit not properly I
narked may be confiscated. In virtue
of this amendment new regulations
have been pressed and were published
in the Canada Gazette of June 2Sth,
1018, According' to these regulations
every importer of fruit must have all
grade marks found on closed packages
containing imported fruit erased or
obliterated when such marks are not
in accordance withttthe Act or the
new regulations. This must be done
when the packages are being taken
from the railway car, steamship or
other conveyance in which, they have
been brought into Canada. The lin-
porter must place on the end of such
packages the proper grade marks, the
correct name of the variety of fruit,
and his own name and address. Copies
of the circular may be obtained, free
of charge, from the Publication
Branch, Department of Agriculture,
Ottawa, or from any Dominion Fruit
Inspector.
AT CLINTON-CREDITON GAME.
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Tomel➢lde ireOd
Conner's deme.msde 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, CONNI3
Baker and Confectioner
GRAND TRUNK SYSEM
ONLY LINE REACHING ALL
Summer Resorts in
Highlands of Ontario
Including
Muskoka Lakes
Lake of Bays.
Georgian Bay
,Algonquin Park
Maganeitawan River
French River
Timagami
Kawaritha Lakes
Full: snmme6 service now in
effect taijall of the above resorts.
Write for full, particulars and il-
lustrated holders to any Grand
Trunk agent.
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS`.
Each Tuesday until ,Oct. 29 in-
clusive,
Winnipeg end return $35,00
Edmonton and return 43.00
Low rafter to other points. Return
limit two months, Pullman Tour-
rs(t Sleepers !leave Toronto 1135 p.
m on above dates running through
(to Winnipeg via Chicago and St'
1 Pani without change Tickets are
also on saltie via Sarnia and North-
ern Navigation Company
The Grand Trunk Pacific Rail-
way is the shirtiest and quickest
route between Winnipeg, Saska-
toon and Edmonton
Tickets now on slate at all Grand
Trunk Ricket offfogs
JOHN RANSFORD &SON,
passenge(r'&fticket agent, phone 57
A. 0. PATTISON, Depot Agent
C. E, HORNING; D. P. -A,.
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More News Items
Being a few Plain Facts about the W.
D. Fair Co., Calculated to make you
Think Well at their Goods.
It may be useful or interesting. Perchance practical or profitable
Why don't you change
your ad ? We have been ,
asked this twice recently.
There 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 our superior stook
of Wall Hangings which de.
serves continued mention and
sbonld be profitable reading
for you.
The Ladies Home Journal
for August has cover design
by Harrison Fisher. and that
means its a good cover. Fifty
interesting pages for the pro-
gressive woman; Fashions are
featured; Everyday house.
keeping has its place; Good
fiction is provided. Price 15e.
Fashion Sheets for August
now ready, ask for one.
Profitable, pleasurable bee r
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 BARR-
GAIN.
We have sold three Loose
Leaf Binders recently. One
was the best book for 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 are convenient, safe,
and cheap,
The W. Do Fair eo.
Often the cheapest -Always the Best
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National Portland Cement
After trying other kinds, you'll always come back to the best
The Best Cement is the National. Portland Cement
It is the old stand-by. A car load just in.
S. J. ANDREWS, Clinton
CONVERSATION OVER 'PHONE.
The Mitchell Advocate of last
woelc gave Rhe following dialogue,
which may in(ter'est some in this
com'muni'ty :-Ful:'arton Farmer.-'
DeMain driver of car No. -
Pieties, M'agis'trate, -What for?
Farmer. -.fie ran 'over my dog
and killed IR, -
Magistrate, -Where was the dog?
Farmer. -On the road.
Magistrate.-,-Whe1'0 Was the cal'?
Farmer, -On the road.
Magistrate, -The car had the
right of way; the dog had not.
Ring off.
If the clog had caused an accident
the 'owner would have been re-
sponsible fox damages according
to'ad=cision (lately given in the
High Court.
CY `5'AR1fAN'S WIT.
The C. P. R. land .the Grand Trunk
Railway have the distinction of
employing each a humorist in its
publicity department. One is gen-
rat Goo. Ilam whose, hum
1141 V0, been pati 1100.P,R. Iife a11d
'1'11 ': aturo 1. )r many yew's. The,
Other is. Cy Warman, known as a
11nln:'roes, tyritdr before, hot WOO
1.1111 railroading. Once in awhile
these e1)11fr. 'a 'Ding A;etttt' 11.11
01:,)58 t'aeh other's pants in their
Var1,1)118 ut ll ` jy s 00 e1' respeelBwe
systems. During the ?'se'r'a trip
of (the "Canadian \kom.1n's Press
Assec•al-.on westward to the con-
vention tat 1011001111111, Geo.Ilam,
in charge ufitl)e party over 01)5.`.
P.R.,ttired 1Cy Warman-"Mouldt.
you be good enough toaccompany,
members C, v,-.P,C, to Jasper Park?"
\Vhc.) Cygluat Ibis serious tele-
gram he"thougot a moment for the
�ndu�wn� ara,urtnm.�
vd
most suitable t'epiiy„ He might
have (said a number of comlpli-
menftary things about the ladies ;
but linstelad he paid his compli-•
an:enits to, Geo. Haim.
The reply was laconically brief.
".Well -(they've stood for you."
You are Losing Money
and perhaps you don't know it. It
would be doing a good turn to alloy
one to assist them to make a pro-
fit,
Wel: W or 00 better way
than la';;', t our cs :mates on •
TINNING
and have 1.19 da tho.re,tn'1 1 « ;r1c.
A21(2:21)1111 tt .In of the quality of
tm c: hie, .,0r expert workman-
ship and comparison of prices are
convincing, Look in aatl see.
Tho,Thos.liziwkins
Plumbing and Heating
(Phone 53)
We have a good supply of Seed Corn of good quality,
biangol and Turnip Seeds, Clover and Timothy Seeds.
We have a lot of Shingles, which we will sellen) easy terms
of payment. If you want any, come soon to save handling
We have a supply of Fence Wire, Staples, Etc., Etc.
➢Iiglsest Prices for Butter, Eggs, Ete., at the
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before the New Fall Lines arrive.
Prices in every department are cut from
20 t 50 Per eent
Come at once and
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