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Oji Sale
-Saturday
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Cost.
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This week we cleared out a traveller's set of New
Spring' Lawn Waists., Right up to the minute style." •
These: are without doubt the biggest gest bargains'we a ve
offered. Colne in the morning and get choice,
Ct ',�earing , r
the hit at less than Wholesale Prices-
:
25 p.ce off White Petticoats
Caturday we place on sale sixty White Under–
skirts, every garment new. ; Just a manufacturer's
overplus stock which speaks for itself. Space will not
permit of a description, but a visit to this store Satur-
day will convince you of the enormous bargains.
Saturday Hosiery Bargains
25 dozen women's, boys' and girls' Black Cotton
Hose, one and one rib, fast colorornade from the best
of cotton yarn, wear guaranteed or money refunded,
sizes 7 to to. Just a business builder.
Regular 25e Saturday 19e
Brussels Rugs Underpriced
p ted
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 -3
X3-, $15.00. 3x4, $1.8.00.
Don't Miss This Opportunity,
dozer d £'rown
DIRECT IMPORTERS, CLINTON
MINOR LOCALS.
Has ift rained enough for you ?
To -day is Empire . Day at the
Isehool.
Send/ in the nemee of your; visit -
no of:the 24th, or if you were away
let ulshear about it.
An auto load went to Goderich oln
Sunday in +Elifott's new -auto .car-
riage.
Methodiist: ministers were in the.
Majority in town on Tuesday and
Wedne,sday, it being the district
Meeting of the Goderich district.
This rainy season has kept back
all work for the Good Roads,
Centrral Business College
Stratford, Ont. '
°Marie's Best Business College'
Our coarses are up -to -data
and practical. We have a
largo ;s'taff of experienced in-
eaructoes and our graduates
- get the' high grade yo,sdtions,
We do more for our students
than does, any similar ,school.
We+ have three departnxente
•Coanmercial, Shorthand and
.Telegraphy. You owe it
to
yoniteolf. 10 know what ; we
are doing, 'Get our free cata-
logue at epee..
D. A. McLachlin
PRINCIPAL
BEE DEMONSTRATION.
A bee demonstration is to.b}e,held
in the apiary of Mr, Jacob Habererr,
Zurich, Oral, Tuesday, nay 28th,
1912, commencing at one o'clock,
sharp, .The purpose of this demon-
stration is to explain the naturetof
foul brood and ellionv how to cuile
iit, also, how to save the wax from
the con b,s by means of .the wax
press.. Your inspector of apianies
will take charge orf the proceedings
assisted by successful local bee. -
keepers. Be sure to, come andb ring
your neighbor's: Ladies spefci,ally
inel•w pleaseItte you
youe r friends ot a hi h
a'•e. A demons,tr.ation will also be
held fn the apiary of Mr. A1freCd B
Carr, Biyth, Ont,, on Friday, May
31et, 1912, commencing ate o'clock
sharp. Same as above.
THE NEW ERA IS
FIRST IN SPORT.
The New Era to -day p :este:its a
special' baseball feature which ie
'timely ely i,uvi,ew ofthe orle'ntn(g of
the baseball sgason inCl.laa(ton, 'to-
moar'ow, SS7hil,d it will 'attract the
baseball fans,, pi•oaninen;ce will, be
given to all local sports through-,
out the ,season, including bowling,
football, tonnes, basketball and ath-
letite. Those interested -in the ear-
sous activities 'are eequteetec-Y to
Bend aceounts of "galnes im to Th
eNew Era sportindeenr`ment and
the 'same will be iver 'or.Score cards will hefruished,
for
all. scorers in baseball games so that
box seore can be given ftoNeal Era.
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Special Prices on
awn
MowerS
3 Knives
Knives
and Ball Bearing..
For
All
1'N�t . ,
Week
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ARLAND SR
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Hardware, Stoves and Sporting>•• Goods
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Tho E :ester Adveea0e of,last wveelt ` , .
'says, Mr N, T', Giilispi is sego CLINTONMARKETS
Hating toe the purchase of a i rgef '
auto: 'tinct front The Clinton,allator •
Co,, of Ol sritop,
IN CHARGE AT WYOMING.
Rev: Mark Tu,aibull, wIto"recejn'i
ly returned, from Metaieo, hays been
:ten•pdrarily placed iii charge of,
'Wyoming, C'amlacii f` and Wen.
,e,teacl Anglican 'ehtlsches,
TRANSpERRED BOOKS,.
ExIn
ePeetaa Asqt'nth, of Auburn,
,
wee en teen Saturday, and trans-
ferred/ thebootie and 'rapers over
to thee•ftiew fn:pee:tor, Mr. ,Oliver
Johnson,It: is expected a Board
meeting, 'will be held, this' week' or
FROGS.
A reloped season for .frogs has
been fixed ,by 'the Ontaria ttrover'n•-
ment, H. Ebiber•, M.P,P.1' 'has re-
ceiveci word that oomniteneingwith
tees, year frogs may not be caught
or keeled ,during the menthe of May
on.. June of teach year. A 'heavy
penalty may be invested for Violeta
tion of elites law. ,
SOUTH IIURON,LIQUOR CASES.
Inspecbov Torrance of South Haz-
en, had (Ewe liquor, cases dur(ng
last week, J. P. Blatt of Zurich was
fined by Police'Magitetra'te Andr'e'ws
875, and carts for selling on Sunday
and John Dobus of Hensall a `lister'
was fined 810 and costs by lMlagJ -
h'ete Petty of Ilgtasall.
UNSIGHTLY CORNERS
VS, FLOWERS.
If there ie a spat on your lawn or.
a ,earner around youri place (that
doge not aitogdthee please you ; in
fact' ells an eye sore, •,and° ,plvert'
time you go out your eyes spam
l of
reat on that ,cor,nei You turn
frenal it but eomehow mother, . in:
tspetei of your endeavour to ,turn
from it, you ;Still see nothing but
that nasty earner, Why not mate
that ,corner a thing of beauty? A
few, cents spent implants now Will
make that ,corner a pleasure to look
at and you will not miss [that lit
Ile bit od mon:ey when next •Christ--
mao conaes,
FIRST ADVERTISER,
Tho Contract Record temaric,s
that 'Samson was the: first main to
aaverti,se. He took two full:euiumns
in show - his , ,strength. Seven
thousand! people ,tumble(1 to his
scheme, and he brought down the
house.
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SORRY TO LOSE THEM.
The: Exeter'Tineela of last week
hast the following added to what
tho New Era said last week in lee-.
garde to the new furniture firm:—
Mr. Alkin,son left on Wednesday
of this week for Clinton,, He 'ex-
pecte shortly to move his family
there. We regret tole such val-
t+ed citizens but wish therm 'success
in Clinton:
A BIG INCREASE,
Official figures show that 'thio
year the immigr,ati,00 to Ontario is
almost four tithes as heavy as that
of last year. The atatisties show`
that, foe the month of May, to this
date, the number of immigrants set-
tling in Ontario is 3,500, against 1000
'eat year,
SIDE WALK 'PETITIONS.
; Eggs 20e to_21e '
.Bu'tt'er c0c to' 21e '1
mrheat . 90c +�
:Oats,65c; t
Barley - 70e o 80e
t Peas -- 90c to 51.90
Shorts $23:00 ' }
Bran -, 521.02 '
E
CENT R � U•
FI ON
R LIBl]RAL
ASSOC A •I
TI
I ON
The( anneal enee(ting of the Ceati
tee IIuron Liberal Aesoetation will
be held art Cardno'siHall, Sosfortih,
ea Tuesday, .'May."2,Otli, 1912; at, 2
o'clock pan. '
MICHAEL MITRDI:E, President
J, L. KILLORAN, Secretary
TWO 'CUB FOXES.
Two, cub foxes about amonth old
were brought into town and Mr,
James: Steep has 'thiem; but will
Noon dispose (Athena to,awncgg zit
fox farms. ie Southern• Gneaa'Jo:
They should bring a good figure.
T:iuraday manning he receivted five
snore fox cube.
MADE MONL t SO FAR.
Bert Hovey, ae all our .ci:tizetesl
know, is great bird fancier, ain'cl
makes money at It. This •spring he
sent' a setting of his "Rock" eggs to
Nova Scotia and three, to :British
Columbia,
PRESBYTERY 141EETS
TOMORROW
•Huron Presbytery meets in Willis
Church. to -morrow afternoon, to con-
sider the call of Rev, J. L, • Small to
Ilespeler,
NEARLY RIIOOVEREJD
The many friends of 14Ir. Thomas
Me3.allan, who had his hand amputa-
ted a fee weeks ago, will be pleased
to learn that he is now nearly fully
recovered and with the exception of
the loss of bis hand is none the Worse
for the accident.
MAY 21 HOLIDAY
All Stores, Banks and Postoffice
will be..closed on the 2.lth, to help eele•
brate Victoria Day. ' The postoffice
wicket will be open at the usual holi-
day hours,
BOWLING SEASON ON
Last Saturday the Bowling season
opened in Clinton wben ntauy of the
howlers were down on the green for a
short time,
A FAMILY GATHERING
Circumstances allowed the gather,
ing tugether at the old family home,
Park street, of the children of Mrs
H. Hale, on Monday last, when the
following answered to roll call Mr,
and Mrs. Theo, Hale and four children,
of Clinton ; Mr, and Mrs..Frank Hale
and, two children, of Toronto ; Mr. W.
J., of Mount Clemens, Mich ; Miss
Maud, of Toronto,. and Mr, and. Mrs,
E B, Hale. of Stratford. Needless to
say, it was a happy gathering, and an
especial delight to the aged mother.
[Goderich Star.]
JUST' SANDPAPER,
Xe cLr
a pie:'e oP sandpaper handy
CO the sink -where the (fishes], alp
-washed. . When a stubborn spot on
P , burned kettle refuses to move,
use a piece of sanclpaper, Itis an
ate' in cleaning a gas sieve, Fold a
piece over a Knife, " and you can
quickly remove all grea: