HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-05-09, Page 8TUB„ 13RESsE
For Children &Mises
'Mfg we we passed into stock a very dainty
range of qati „Iy„Lisses WashDresses, made
from d-ingbams,...daletia, Indian Pead and Print'
Guaranteed fa, -„5.t colors, vriJ es to
ch.Q0,5e from, sizedsti fo-years, fromY '45Oc—t-iP to.' $3,00
Soiled Lace Curtains 25 p.c. off
15 pairs solle.d Lace -Curtains caused by display-
ing about store (one curtain only )• slightly soiled.
• Every design new. Regular 75c to 6.00, clearing at
•'25 per cent off.
6oc and 65c Dress Goods
Seliing at- 49c
15 ends Dress Goods in brown, blue, grey and
green, Panama, Serge, Venetian, Tweed, Etc., about
35o yards in the lot. Regular 6oc and 75c, clearing
at 49C.
New Madras and Fish Nets
for Curtain:
We are showing a large range of. Fancy Madras
in the very newest colorings and designs. Also the
very latest in Fish Net Window Curtains at prices to
suit all purses.
Brussels Rugs Underpriced
We passed into stock this week a special purchase
of Brussels Rugs to sell at the regular price of Tap-
estry. Color—two tone green and two tone tan.
Prices -3x3, 815.00. 3x4, $18.00.
Don't Miss This. Opportunity:
ozer c 2rown
DIRECT „IMPORTERS, CL4NTON
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• our Enapleymant Dept. file. •
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• •Catalogue,
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• Central Business College •
• Yonge and Gerrard Street •
Toronto
• es W. EL SHAW, President. •
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TO OUR READERS. _
If you have friends visiting yen,
or if yon aee going away, tell )your
driend,s through' this column. We
• wilt appreciate any items sof this('
,character.
SHOOTING BIRDS WITH
AIR GUN'.
The (shoolting of robins or any
birds except 'sparrows or: ereeve or
game bird 4 inseason a illegal and
,.sev)ere pen,alty may be inflicted on
' persons Who` shoot them Whetheh
' -,7sAnc.Ksatc.ngesiratn. i,
IROOFING 05u"rd,ril
o
is made In soft,t,h1nu.d- el- - NI
some shades ""of1 Red;
Brown and Greene as
Well as natural ealate
color, These colors are
an integral part of the
exposed surfacaWnot
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patintedon. Cannot fade
out or wash °fele, Let
U3 show you sample,s.
Sole Canadian Mfrs.
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THOS. McliENZIE:
CLINTON.
Central Business College
Stratford, Out
Our classes are now la,rger than
ever before but we have enlarged
our quarters and we have room
for a thee more students. You
may enter at any time. We
leave a staff of nine experienced
instructors and our courses are
• the hest. Our graduates succeed.
This week three recent gradu-
ates lutornied es that, they bave
positions paybeg 565, $70 and
$125 per month. We have three
departments,CommercialaShort-
hand and Telegraphy. Write
for our free catalogue now.
D. A: McLachlin
PRINCIPAL
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ftowr( nr not. Anti per,son ntay
lay ,charge.
STATIONERY FOR FARMERS.
We have( printed :several task. of
etationery foal fume* .recently.
We are glad to aleceeve these or -
dei as it shows a progrefssive
;spirit andis another indication of
the face that farmer a are begin-
ning to realize that their business
requertete the same ,upeto-elate me-
thods as any: ether.
AFTER ANOTHER CROP
The Lucknow, Sentenel last week
had ithd following. loeal wbicle re-
fer.sto a well-known apple man :—
Kenneth Cameron lia.s( just ,cotnplet-
ed the( pruning and first spit -yang
of heel magnificent orchard. In all
about twenty-five big load of brash
were removed from the times and
hauled away. Already, he leaf .and
blossom buds are • beginning to
;swell, and everything panes to a
bumper clop.
ASK FOR .MORE FEES. .
Diyeeinn Comte cleeks, county
court clerks' and )suritgate regis-
trars claim( they are Ir,equired: to
peifoeem duties for Which they get
no pay. A deputation on their be-
half ,asked tho Board of County
Judges wt its session at the Parlla-
ment (Bualdinge to allow now fees
far apeciae -work •and incroaeled
fee% foe rotutine work. Authoiaty
to make ench changes is vested in
the Board of County Judges. It ie
(stated than the Beare will an-
nounce 'its decision at a future sit-
ting.
MINOR LOCALS.
1V,hen yen have -any news for th•e
New Era. Pliond us, No. O. Holes°
phone No. 95. •
Get out your Straw hats.
The cleanieg, up opiadt is in the
Route Card, printed on short no -
'ice and reaponable antes at The
New Era. .
The public) are now prohiblted
;axone useng Canadian Poet offices
1 as 'aclvertiaing bureaus, The post
ff'
Pa 1 naent has issued an
order to thci_ effect that tio aclver-
1 tesement or notIce of any chanacter
will beallowed (to be pasted ineedo
or onteic10 the buildengs,
1IIYI)R0 AND THE FARMER,
f The Partners' Advocate has been
J Making enquiring and ea/ewe:4one
; as tothe comparative cost of gave
,• ohne 'and hydro -electric power foe
I the usd of farmers; After balanc-
1 ling up the whole ,eikuation It com-
1 es Ito this' conclusion --"A farmer
who ,could age his full emonne of
( cuerent' fen theee and a half heura
' per day, ore lesser amount foe) a
proportionately longer time, grend-
ing with hydroeeteetrie, would, east
• pranneally (tho ,saIne ets 'grinding
• With gasoline. Whore less than
• thee. (wild -tent of pewee were needed
the (eoell with hydro-electrie would
be -greeter, while, with more eaten-
, sive emplo)yrathe of eurrent, • the
cost of grinding with hydeo-elec-
trim would( toeless than with .gaso-
• line. In ishorti hydreeeleetrie, at
• Me, Beekte eetimate, would be very
&ear) power( if all the current puer
chased could be used. If orb' alit"
tle )(lit could be used, it wouldf be
very dem" , '
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4 ; the -Larmeii orchafted t 0 Aproat ills
* s spring ;crops.
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ADVERTISING-IS1V1S,
To,anorriow'a 'dividends can, only
come from to -'days investment.
Mere intent td,advertise brings no
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MAY. ROETEV'.
How cloth the wayward chicken
Cackle 'ascshe stoops to lay, ,
Eggs worth fifty cents in winter,
And only.' 18 cents: In, MaY. .
ARE RAPP Y
Our ladica are happy these da
with thd contents of their houses
thoroughly inside out, In 'search
of germs, clot, ole; muchl to the
pleasure or otherwisei of those who
come In Ito eat ,and ,sleep,
A NOTE FROM THE 'WEST.
While renewing to The Now Era
Mrs, John, Cantor Of Binalthclair,
Man., ‘acic10 47e have hard a Bine
winter, piOlti one bad (storm, OW just
enough snow to make good sleigh --
Ing. Farmers .artl busy seeding at
present,"
HELP US NOW.
Did youl notice your addetese
? 'urn thepaper over and
look at She now. If yous: paper is
paid up to Jan. 1913, be happy ; but
ef not seek happiness by squaring
off the account. Hundred's are in
aereare, but nearly evekg day some-
body enald'Ing us ,in the elearing
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e CLINTON MARIeE'I'S
t. lIoge 4‘'
oct.O821g
40
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Butter 'to 42,1c 4,
Wheat .
,Gaes .„... • 55e *
;Barley '70c 1:0 80c
Pseee ' • 90e Ito $1.00 +
•rSnortd •... -.593,00 4
• liran, $21.00
on Sanctity betV, ic 69awiiiat1ia's Ave
coming near arid he wants his En-
trance pupils to uphold the btandard
of other years,
RIP BROKEN.
Lese (Saturday) 'afteehoon -)111re.
(Rene Wade fell in (the yaed and
beeke her hen. ,Owing to the ,ad-
vanced age, it may beeeerions,
Ise ear the petient is cluing as well
ae lean( be expeeted,
FINGER 'BROKEN%
Night watching), Welsh had ens
finer broken on MetidaY evening
Ys When ,arreating W. Ceola The ac
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MOTHER'S DAY. -
emoitheite' Day" is becoming mare
and' more observed In churches of
both Canada and the 'United States
and many elergYmen on :that day
will deliver ,special ;sermons callipg
attention to therinothera enfluesiee
in the hoine. Mothers' Day this
year will be celebrated' on Sunday,
May leth, Wear a whete ,carnation
in honor of the )event,
NO LEAGUE.
Laat 'Thursday evening represen-
tatives were present from Sthate
(ford, ,Gcalericle and Clinton • to re-
organize the Perth -Huron Leagu
but &sae word Was receivedffroM
Zurich, :Crieditan, Blyth or IVIeltehe
the league has fallen through and
only 'exhibition games will be 'seen
bore thee year. Tike first game of
the 'season • twill be with 1the
"LOrnea" oe London5 and the boys
have been, practicing ,at the park
'these ievening4 A number of im-
provemenes will be made there tso
that the players and pateone Will
be able to engoy this Pastime better.
New unIform,s have been purchaeL
ed and' are expected to he ready
Voe them for the etth.
W. M. S. DISTRICT, CONVENTION
The annual district conVelnbiottecif
the niethedest Women''s Missionary
Society wee" held last Wednesday
in Nonfle Street Methocliet Church;
Goderich. There wee A gond at-
tendance, representing all parts of
destriet, and the reports phesented
by the various auxiliaries showed
"that Much interest is being taken in
the work, of the [society. At the
alOternoon isession, and Agnelli at
the evening meeting, the gathering
was addeeseed in a very interesting
Manner by Mese Virgo, )a. Chinese
naiseionary 'home on furlough. At
the eveningt meeting 'Miss Virgo
read a letteis from Miss .0live
ner, written from Shanghai.
THE CANADIAN NORTHERN.
Mr. Regley5 the elecenecal ex-
pert of the Canadtan Northern Rail,
way, was in town on Tuesday. This
company eecently, purchased the
ifranchtse of the, People's Railway
ComPany en Stratford,1 and it is
their intention rio build an electeie
line froan Toronto to Goclerich. The
road Ithikst season will be constreeen-
ed from( Toronto Ito Guelph and ul-
timately 'egGarlerich, So far, no
definite route has, been selected,
and the object of Mr. Itegleyes vete
was at Itousa of linepection of th
different ,centeitte through wthic
the road will likely pass Whig
unable to (state definitely whore th
line would be located, Mr. Regley
gave the Beath of Meade a good
deal of encouragement in !the, isup
Posetion that the route to be se
lectecl would be through eSeaforth.
and 'probably entering the town by
waY 04 (the ,seeond concession of
McKillop,—Seaforth Expositor.
PURCHASED PROPERTY
Last Friday De Axon purchased the
brick house lately occupied by Mr,
Erskine,
ANNIVERSARY OP ACCESSION
Monday was the Anniversary of the
Accession of King George the Fifth to
the throne of Great Britain. Guns
were boomed at every citadel and bar-
racks in the Dominion in honor of the
event,
RAIN WAS NEEDED
"It will do .a great deal of good,"
said a farmer this morning referring
,to Sunday's rain, "With seeding
done this rain was just what was need-
ed to stax t growth."
A MEETING.
A Ineetin;g1 of (Clinton Riele Assoc-.
iation Will beheld in Council Cham-
ber on Thursday night, May the 9th
at 8 o'clock for the putrpo,sei olne-
organizieg „for, this year and ap-
• pointment of offieeen All who
are interested' please attend.
MOTIIERS' DAY.
•It eetteasIti natural and Wing that
ell/foithern Day" isnapidly taking ite
place throrughoute he nations as a
;sacred elan for loving Itefiente and
metmoweal tbogmetherthoodiin .ten-
erat, and; to all good ,mo er',94
in particular. Bel loyal tort:tether-
,hood bytwearing a 'white ;carnation
on Sunday next, which esk(nowee as
Mother's' Day. A speeial service in
honor af mother s to .be held
in Wesley, Church 5. S. next Slan-
e, cley afternoon,
11 LOOKS GOOD FOR DICK
Monday's Daily Exeositer, of Brant-
ford. had the following item which
will be of interest heint-lelany pitch-
ers were worked out in the practice
affair. That is "Many are called but
few are chosen." lt is not butting in
1,0 say that the fans liked Cocee. Dono-
van and Teske): above all others.
These three te Hers shaped up well.
Coose'ie not only a pitcher but a real
hall player in other positions. He will
surely be kept. Donovan handled
himself in fine style, while Tasker, who
can still inaprove, looked beteer this
year than last His windup is better
and his speed looked good.
DO YOU KNOW HER,
She hao begun to wisin—We could
afford to have( the ,dining-roomree
decoeuted ; buy? .n,ew euetaina for
the parloe ; paint the house; build
an 'Out -doer, sleeping apartment ;
put the living rooM rug en the back
bedroom and (replace iit with. Tur-
kish (rugs ; get a 1912 'model buffet;
refugnesh that upstairs Itextioughoue I
put a.bay window in the room ; get
anew library( :table; pet Of evillow
porch chairs, and amoclern efefrig-
crator ; pain?1 the kitchen; change
the lIghe fixtures, and plan for a
nacteeth atthe, seashore. She is plain
spring feverish.
MINOR LOCALS.
Read ehe advertiSements.
The New Era 'gives the neWs,
• Victoria Day two weeks hence.
Make your wanes known through
the Neve Bra,
An ounce of flattery beats two
ounces octrulth—tt you have an
axe eo grind.
Recruiting es in, order for( the mil-
itary ;camp which opens at Godep-
'c , Jun 17.
e Thete were Many delegates in
le town on WednesdaYt attending the
C Deanery. eneetiug.,
e The (en'euie is once biome On its
rounds, One has ,eommenced its
' Canadian tour at Wetland.
e
PAREWELL 'BANQUET TO
KENNETH ERSKINE' ESQ.
0)n Friday evening lant,punetual-
ly at hall past 'seven, -a representa-
tive .eompeey of the principal men
In Clinton sat `clown fin thd feeding
room cof the leatteninery Hotel to
entertain enter friend, Mtn, Erelciege.
This gentleman, .eneee a 'compara-
tively (sheen .stay in Clinton, where
he filled the position with great
eece.ptance, of ;accauntant to • the
Moisons Bank, is now leaving eo
take the place ae. manager at
Knowlato,n, Que. Mr. Erakene has
made hoste of friends, and his un-
varying, couttesy, hes willingness at
all Itinthe to eola int with anythireg
that wa,e going, hes familiar figure
an 'the bowling green (and else -
whore, will make hee place a def fa.
cult one to fill. The usual loyal
itonet to Hid Majesty, King George)
V, having been drunk with great
entheesiaem Mr, RanefOrd, as chair
man, proposed Mr, Erskine's health
• which NITI£0 drunk with 10:send8ng
han;or,s, and ee which Mr. 'Erskine
Very feelingly; replied, assuring hie
hoses of ehe regret that he had in
leaving behind, him leo 'many
launch ,friends, Mr. D. A. Forres-
ter, elect araltorical fainmer, 'was next
called upon to Make et presentation
of a walking cane to 'Mr. Hriskine.
Needl age Lo say that Mr. rarresten
el celled himself on this occasion
and' ntede the beet ef lits opportun-
ity eo leay acme very nice things
about 'Mr. Beset:late. Mr. Paull, who
has cote Lo Clinton eo take Mr.
Ereeeine'e place, was next introduc-
ed 'to the corapany by the chairman
who expreseed (the hope that Mr.
Paull would find Clinton ae please
ant a place of residence as Mr.
Erskine had. 'The Rev, C. E. Jea-
knee, whin was present, also added
hie, quota( ofpra»jto 1V1r. Erskine,
as a Church member. Mies Lawson
and Mr. Phelan entertained the
• company dueing supper with very
choice iseleMionet on the piano and
violin. The company diapersed at
an eaely hour, atter a TOQzit enjoy-
able evening.
Town Coun Cl I.
The regular meeting of tbe Council
For May was held Monday eveniag.
Mayor Gibbiugs-was in the chair and
Reeve Oantelon and Councillor leord„
Morrish, E, Jackson, T. Beacom, Dr.
Thompson and Jeckson were present.
elinutes of last meetings tvere read
and passed.
• A communication wa,s read from the
Citizen's Band, asking for a grant of
$2CO3 The Council wanted $150 and
the committee to arrange for these's-
certs are, the Mayor,A, J Morrish and
T. Jackson.
• A letter was also read from the
Olerk of the city of Woodstock, which
was a reply aeking' aboub that city oil-
ing the streets. This ;natter was re-
fersea to elle Street Committee
Major Melnegart en behelf of the
lIortioultaral Society was present and
asked for a grent 08 525,00 to beautify
the town, as was announced Net week
in the New Era and was backed up by.
T, Cottle, who also added a few words,
A motion was unanimously granted
a,nd Councillor 1'. Jackson went on re-
cord and eomplimented the work -an
ready done in this Society. -
The Engineer and Chief are to look
int) the matter of some deains.
• The Park Committee made their re-
port asking f �r the grandstand to be
repaired and diamond scraped- and
levelled. Report was carried.
The street committee were net pre -
pa ted to make a report and .tvill :meet
this week and decide all matters,
The Cemetery Committee had a re-
port which was presented, vnlieh ask-
ed for the co-operation of all who own
ots to help beautify the cemetery. The
report was adapted.
The Property Committee asked Inc
six new seats for the square for the
pen air band concerto, as the old ones
are worn out, 'Ube rneeion carried,
The Finance report was read and
adopted. .
The special Comm itte epoke upon the
plan that was being worked out of b ay"-
ing,a large sign put up at the station,
showing the industries etc,, of town
but a full 'report will be given beet
meeting.
Mr. Cartick's salary was increased
by $5,
Council adjourned till Thureda,y
night.
eident will place Sergeant: Wrien
off deity far a (short time end place
the young fellow in a iseeloua pose
ition.
..CENTRE1 HURON( LIBERAL
As,soqATION.
The annual meeting of the :Celle'
Ire Hueon Liberal As,s(o,ciation will
lpe held' ,g Carcenine Hall, Seelforlelee
on ;Tuesday, May lath 1912, at 2 0' -
lock p.m. ,
• miebaer Murdie, Pre,eident,
• J. L. Killocan, Secretary.
WHAT WE MAY EXPECT.
...ennee deep; meadows.
- Kinks in the back.
Knitting factory beimmeng.
Kitty hunting by ,the bowlers.
Kicking abotet hot weather.
Knocking to give place to boost -
tug. ,
CAVAN- G,OLL, COIN.
• Tbe minting ot $5 and $10 Cana-
dian gold pieces will begin in Ottawa
this month. The new coin's will
meet a long -felt need in Canada as
practically the only gold used in
Canada at present is coined by the
United States. It is estiraated that
there are several millions worth of
United States $5 and $10 gold pieces
in circulation in Canada now.
•ENROLLMENT OF 1,55'7:
Showing an increasedattend-
ance of 171: over the precieding
,year, the; total enrollment At the
Ontario, Agricultural College laet
year wee 1,557, which eeralnishes
another high record in the wohlecie
that Institution. The report of
the MInIstea of Age/culture forlthe
• year ended October 31, len, deals
With the reputation which this in-
etitultion has acquired outside oe
Canada, and; notes that 'sixty-eigbt
a-uile
tismfr
d:i
ate Casio ora (ether coun-
BRITISH BUSINESS MEN
COMING TO CANADA. -
Milky eepre,sentativee of the best
known blesiness aledikethatrial,firras
oil Gre,at Britain will vesit Cariegla
• newt month for (the putanse of
etutlying the irescources of khis
country. They include chairnaen
and directoze of corporations re-
noaveed Ithroughoub the 'world re-
presenting a total( capitalization
of $200,000,000. 'Mein objet is ,t0
aequaine leading; Industeial ecene-
cores ;and' investors generally -in
Great aritain; WM. the rescruxeces of
tho Dominion.
A BUSINESS CHANGE.
Wednesday of tine week, Mr.
Jattlas Danford, of town, and Mr. J.
D. Atkinson, of Exeter, punchated
tee eurniture 'and underelakittik
business of Hoover & Ball and have
taken posgession. The new film
will go by the intone of Atkinson Sz
Dunford. Mr. Atkinson has Just re-
cently ;sold! his business in Exeter
and is well up ip the business while
n)eedet to be 'said of Mr. Due -
feed, who has been conaected with
the firm far tho pa,st 8 yearse ashe
well-hnown to the buying pane
of Clinton and eurnoutudeag bounr
try. Tb.cs new f km will make an -
in Itha New Era next
week. The New, Era bide the new
firm welcome to Clinton. We have
not heard whet the old( fken in-
tend doing, although they atilt own
the inaebld weeks, we hope 'they
will still. reside here.
AFTER THE GRANTS.
• An Ottawa despatch ea.ys ,—The
Militia Department: is being delug-
ed web; application's far hundred
dollar ranee frona Men rwhe say
they are veterans of the Fenian
raid,s 1866-70. Some hunda.'ecIS of
theee applicatione are based upon
a mesconeeption of Itha conditiolne
goveening elle) )geant. Othees aeje
(said to ha fraudlent. There are, it
•cetimelecl, less than 10,000 bona
(tido veterana whensaw service. th
1806-70. (There are ah•eady 17,000
applicatigns and, every day adds,
hundredmoee. Many of ithhale
applyeng appear to tbirik that tif
they Itternect out for dein in 1870
litthh:yer aarreoi el:3111(111711dg tionelleapgprialenattiaotanclis
backed by corara.clee decla.raitionst
In ogle instance (the department has
information that a eclaration;s were
obtained on a peomise to share the
grant, Peo,e..ecuition is likely) to re-
eultE In this ease, and perhaps in
others.
THINK IT OVER.
No business man in ,any 'town
ei3hould ail OW a nuwspaper plablish-
t1 in bin town ko go without his
name and( business being ane(n-
• timed isomewhere in ite columns
• says an exchange, This applies to
all defilade of busk:tees general stare
es, dry( goods, ,grocers, inept/wee
dealer,s, Manufacturing. (establish-
ments, atetemelaile dealer's, mechan-
ies, professional men anti 10 face 'all
classee of business men, Tbis does
not mean 'that you ;should have et
whole or half or even a ceu.artee of a'
page ad. in every issue orith43 pae
per, bull your name tend( buteneen
;should be mentio.nedl if you do ,not
use move than aewo line apace. A
Stranger NO:Jug) up a 'newspaper
;should be able eo tell east what bus-
ine,,es Is represented( in a, tt own by
looking at (the •bu)siness Mentioned
in the paper. Thee is the best pose,
eible 'bowel advertiser. The man
who done not advertese hie busi-
ness cloud an linjuslicbto himself
and hi% ;town. •Ilo is the man, who
poets 'the news,naper to do the most
',tree boestingr f or his town. The
men whd insists on (sharing the
keenness. Inlet coenes bea town but
refuses to advertise his business is
not a valuable addition to any town
The life of any bown depend,s upon
the live wide-awake and liberal ad-
vertising leasiness men.
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I Wall Paper
1 at 5re a Roll
can be made, and it can be made good enough to
be worth ten dollats a roll, Between the two ex
tremes lies the figure which represents a fair price
for papers that Will give you a sense of artistic sat-
isfaction when intelligently used in the decoration
of your home. €. Very cheap papers are not bad
because they ate cheap, but are cheap because the
things that go to rffake a good wall paper require
a little money. (I, In our stock we have all kinds of
papers but we are particularly interested in having
you see our as3ortment of artistic goods at medium
price. 41, May we have your inspection ?
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The Big Sale is still going on. Scores have
taken advantage of this Great Money -Saving Sale,.
Ha ve.You ?
Our large and well -assorted stock of
Children's Shoes 8,nd Slippers is Attracting
the lothers' Attention.
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A Good, Leather Top Phaeton Buggy for Sale
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A FIVE LEAF MOVER.
• Mr. 3. Scruton left in at the New
Era office Wednesday a five leaf
acltohveormwe.hic.h was growing on hie lawn
LAWN TENNIS.
Don't /ergot; the Lawn Tennis
meeting in St. Paul's School Room
to -night at 8 o'clock (sharp.
PROPERTY 'BOUGHT.
J. B. Lindeay has purchased
the house front Mr. George Men-
nen, en 'the Hueon Road. The
hoarse Was darnaged bY Area couple
of .yearl ago, and will have Itol be
repaired.
AN INVITED GUEST.
Mr. J. B. Hoover has received an
ofecial invitation to witness the
opening baseball games of the Canad-
ian League at Brarntford next Tues-
day. Berlin will he the visiting team
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EXAMINATION
ANNOIMICEIVIENT.
The Department of Education has
announced that the junior high school
entrance examination for 1012 will be-
gba on Wednesday, June 10, and con.
tioue until Friday, June 21. The Cc
1± is the intention of the department
of educatien, by maintaining a proper
standard at the high school entranc
ie
examinations, to improve the char.
acter of the work done in the public
schools and to prevent congestion of
the high schools with inadequately
prepared pupils. High Sehool entrance
boarde are accordingly instructed to
follow strict') the regulations of 1012.
WHAT A W,OMAN CAN DO.
She can do a first class lob of ear.
pebter work with apair of sheare.
She can fix almost anything with a
hairpin and a bottle of glue.
She can smile when she is miserable
and weep whet. she is liappy.
She can make a $57 hat out of an
old birdcage and ecnue trinunillg of!
an old party gown.
She ca,n put away things where no.
body, including herself, can ever find
them.
She can suffer the privations and
hardships of a martyr to preserve
her egure,
She San make a full meal out of a
pickle mad a disla of ice cream.
What about that new honee; you.
are intending to build?
A lively, ;season is hoped b
navigation ,0obap5n1e4 a3ad already
pertinent htte Issued a circular of the large pnopoaition of lake andi
instructions in which 1± 18 stated that river ,cratte ate In ening:Mission.
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For men and women observe- so closely the little
points that give ease and comfort, and embody 71.1
those features that count for correct and becoming
styles that no matter how particular you may be, .17
there is a Shoe in our stock that is
JUST LXACTILY Min YOU WANT $
And if you buy it, you will be surprised at how 4!
long it will last and retain its neat appearance, for
these shoes are really better than you have reason
to expect.
Do not miss the opportunity to obtain
real genuine foot comfort, and the
44 maximum of Shoe Service.
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