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Friday Friday & gaturday
Only
SALE WEEK, 1
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laying o-
� e are la,lna out -for this: li EiCIi, END
several money savers that should be appreciated and
1 picked up. Children's Straw hats, Ladies Parasols,
Tweed Dress Goods, Hosiery, Etc., at big reductions
What we Advertise we to. Put us to the TeSt
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_•25e Children's Hats 15e
Children's Straw Hats in several styles, plain and
fancy straw, silk ribbon band, reg. 25c for 15c
50c Children's Hats 25e
Children's Straw Hats of better quality in all the
new styles, all sizes, reg, 50c for 25c.
Ladies Parasols
Ladies B1ac1j ,.Parasols, faiicy handles, paragon
frames, clearing lot, reg. x:25 and $2, choice 98c
50e Dress Goods 25e
Four pieces Dress Goods, one piece each red,
brown, lustre, light grey tweed reg.• 5oc for 25c
Hose Se 19e
Boys narrow rib Black Cotton Hose, fast dye,
heavy weight, just the thing for boys, all sizes,
regular 25C for I9C
Curtains Hall 'Price
20 pairs Curtains, slightly soiled from displaly
(one curtain only) soiled, Saturday, Half Price
5oc Skirting Embroidery
For 32C.
One hundred yards 26 -inch Skirting Embroidery
every design new this spring, regular 5oc for 32C
See Window Display.
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DIRECT IMPORTERS, CLINTON
DIRECT UNIPORTERS, CLINTON
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Hoes... $8.50 4
T. Eggs 20e to 21e
Butter .., 20cto' 21e 4
Wheat 95c'ii
3p Dabs 550. 4
to 300
...70c
Barley ,a
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Peas . 90c to $1,00 +
t Shorts 523.00
Bran ..... $21,00
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STRAW IiATS.
Wirth the comingof Victoria Day
the straw hats made thein appear-�
FIRST C.ONCERT.-
Cltmitom citizens heard the 'first
oot
eta
ir band
once -lit latst irPb.ursL.
ennn,A and they will co fin -
ted now all aunraner'i weibt11er per-
milting on IThtirsday evenings at
the bandstand.
CAN'T' GO WRONG
The' Hensall observAtr of last week
says. We would suggests that
oil esti father,,,,,, take the bullby the
horn) and carry war 9ntto
Africa by the placing on our istreelts
of two to throe 'thousand dollars
worth, 0f cru,0'hed stone This
spending ref from four ito seeili
hundred dollars a year ran gravel
snei!ther as benefital q, eceorip-
roieai as using crushed stone
Clvniton .peeple, With the aid of
crushed" stone and a siteanr roller,
have a'treetts that arlellthe only of
all the neighboring piacest 'around.
CNE WAY TO KEEP
TRADE AT 'HOME.
One: of 'the resolutions passed at
the meeting of the retail' -Merchants
association of Canada held recently
in Toronto, expressed "the opinion
that' the public should, be educated
up to- the advantages of buytn'g at
homer , rather than by meet order?
e commend the resolution to the
Our
our mei-chants.
of
attention
n
'o r
advertising columns are open, . •fo'
the p
urPa
se and the most
!effective
tive
education can be given 'throug'h
that medium.
MIGHT BE TRIED HERE.
THE POPITILAR
GUELPH EXCURSION.
The popular .excursion to Guelph
under; Ithe ;auspices orf the Farmers'
Insltitute 'will take place by C. P. R,
onn-Saturday, June 8th, with the
privilege: of remaining over at
Guelph until Monday, June 10th.
Exeuasvonis;tee will have a splendid)
day's outting, with the opportunity
Of ,seeing the many, sights at ith
Ontario Agricultural College
grounds) and in the prosperous city
1'0Cal iIT. A TIOME,
The concrete aasidence East St.,
aoden.eh, owned by C, . M;Elliottt,
has peen pus chased : Iby Conti netur
Alex, ,Mitchell who ,tax beleln the
chant for corn .tinge Mr, Mitchell
hall been .malting eonsidora!bie n'm-
p•rovemen(t;e to house since he pur-
chased fehe property, Conductor
Illiltehell 'ttiLs !formerly freight
agent at Clinton.
A PECULIAR EGG.
GOT -THE CONTRACT.
Forbes Bros. have secured a big
contract: for the installation) of a
rent !telephone tsystieiu near Kin-
cardine The gentlemen mentaond
abeVe are ,sons of Mr, A, Forbes Of
t0 wn.:
A SCHOOL HOLIDAY.
June 3, the King's birthday,: is set
down, as a holiday in all ,the ac:heels
l'y the,Oneer e Educational Depart
meet.
A young man way fined $2 a'nd'.
costs in Hamilton the other day for
expectaeahiug on the sidewalk.
Why nolt Introduce aby-law to that
'effec't in Clinton? ,One may notfee a
crowd of young men standing
around on (the street .cornpa'y any
evening, and one half of thlere may
be ,seenspitting on. the sidewalk.
This is both ungentlemanly and un-
healthy, and the towncouncil
might pass a by-law against- that
,sora of thing.
DISCOUNT ON
MUTILATED MONEY.
The Assistant Receiver General,
Toronto„ •announces that drilled,
marked' ora' bent eoi,n,s are Only
worth 75 per cent of their face val-
ue, Don't accept 'them in payment
of bills or in making. change. 13
you get them don't, put theta on
your church collection plate. ,Coin„
worn) ,smooth in ,circulation.: ,are
worth full 'value, Dominion ono
1rtal ted'
and two. dollar balls if o
v dl %n a ,
have
4' ma
and still 1 a P'n
I�.
ung, are accepted at full valule. If
+rwo-fifthd remain one-half =face
value will be id.
BEE DEMONSTRATION.
A bee demoneltration is to beheld
in 'the apiary of Mx. Alfred 'Cart,',::
Blyth, Ont., 'Saturday, June este
1912, commencing aftoneo'clock,
sharp. The prn.pose of this demon-
stration is to explain the naturetof
foul brood and ,show how to curie
also' how to save.threvax from
the combs, by means of the 'wax
press. Your inspector of apiaaiieys
will take charge of the proc,eeding,s
assisted by successful'. local .,bele
keepers. Be:sure to come andbring
your neighbors, Ladies spetially
invited. If you are not abeekeep-
er please tell all your friends who
*are.
of Guelph. Rem e burbler ,the date—
Saturday, Juno 8 --and make, a point
of enjoying the best trip ea tide sea -
,son. See time -tabus in our ,adver-.
tracing column.
VVON't YOU ;HELP.
Remembers that you can help us
aloft by writing out any local, news
whether you let ushav,e It over
the phone, ' through the mail or
drop, into the office and 'telt' us.
The flies that are now in 79118 l4}tchen and dining room were probably
feastingon some indescribable nastiness less than an hour ago, and as a
single fl often carries many thousands of disease`germs attached to its hairy
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body, it is the duty of every''housekeeper to assist in exterminating this
worst enemy of the human. face.'
WILSON'S
S
FLY P
5t
Kill flies in such immense quantities as cannot be approached by any other -
fly killer:
Special Prices on
Balance of
Laia
=MEOW
Mowers
or One Week.
Only
They are the latest sail -
proved Hewers
R A D BROS.
Hardware, Stoves and Sporting Goods
Mr, Theodore Hale fol :Hu111etit,
brougletl a curiosity Onto ,the New
Era effice on Monday naoamlinig. I't:
}vas a double—or ra't_ler• (two eggd
iotned together and was soft-shell-
ed. world ed , l' Dora for I the o 1
It looked a 1r�0'
was
er
n e• - c i o on small
tr...e _1 one
a '1
Rg Y
share the other, We would advi'.se
Mf Hale, rf his "biddy" (lays any
moan Elite :this and to put heat on
,,how.
DRILLING THE STUDENTS.
Q. M.S. Instructor White 11 C.
Regt. has been slen,tby the Author-
i(tie'1 to 'town foe Ithe peepos4 \of
whipping {the two High , School.
companiiesl in'to shape,'anrdhalso giy'
Ong ,int'trucllon to those klesiolous
of talceng out (School and 'Milatis5
Certificates. Classes have already
been', formed and are held . (every
evening at,the '0oll,egiate. Inlatrue-
for rio,'
shite is supposed to be orale of
the best instructors inWestlern,On-
NO DAMAGE DONE,
The: New Era has not hear of
any person being hurt While assist-
ing :in the VIetoriaDay celebrations
outside of a, few fingers being burnt -
ed while holding eles ultckcrll to
long.
WHAT HAS BECOME OF `THEM.
.The+ old-fashioned pian who used
to go home to lunch.' --
Thov
e neckties with hand-
ai
Ie
d
flowers onfhem.
The partyy v o
used ed
a take
peppermint. drops ;to church.
The (,1d -fashioned person who.
thought dancing was a sin.
Those hand -carved nieerschaubn
cigar holders.
Thee ?reeiicientiai candidate: who
thought if undignified. to make
stump speeches,, The embroidered mottoes 'that
used to hang in the parlor.
EARLY MORNING FIRE.
A GOOD WORK.
Saturday: morning at 2.45 the .cit-
reous!
it-1ons! 'were startled to hear the fire -
bell. Thd young people were rat
that: time coming 'home from the
Pastime Club dance at Bayfield and
Messrs. Frank (McCaughey and
Morley Couniter were 'the Waist to
discover (Ain Cook's smallware.
store in the store owned, by Mr.
John Jackson. The firemen fivei9e
soon on the scene and: had the fire
under control but not before etthel
siock was practically all destroyed'
by fire and waiter, The fir,e,burnt a,
bole through the partition and did,
small damage in Miss Cantelo ''a
millinery shop. Smoke also dam-
aged
am
a etll some of the stock of0. Sink
photographer, 'who came au from
Bayfield' lust after the two young
gentlemen had diseovlered'the fire,
and voice v up �'ri•, and Mts. Cook,
who: reside over \00liss' .Cantellon'a
store. -We understand Mr. (Cook
had $1,300 insurance 'and the build-
ings damaged are also, ,covered by
insurance. One citizen was heard.
to remark, that he would not have
cared: much, ifor the block if :the,
fireman had to.wait on the old fire
nAhttoCystemfs
avuableasselinton
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
,Cooperation between the local hor-
ticultural Society and some of the
city public schools in London bids
fare, to have most pleasing. TheEree
Press says: An excelleut example of
gardening -by the school children
themselves may be seen at Rectory
Street School at the present time.
Beds of tulips and empress .daffodils
are out in full bloom and the gardens
never looked so beautiful. Much care
and work, however, has been taken to
is
the heels and much credit
arrange
due to the children for the results of
their work. The free seeds from the
Horticultural Society have been dis-
tributed and many of the ,students
have planned and planted their own
gardens. Smaller shrubs and other
tIrevers wilrsoon take the place of the
glorious tulips and other highly color-
ed flowers now in the gardens
INTERESTING OLD PAPERS.
Among the paporis of the late
David Scott of East, WaiVanosh,..
-were wound two old nsw.spap;ers
;that( aro worthy of local refealence.
Oac of them is the front hale ;of
the Clinton, New Era,• of date
September 1' 1870. The sheet.
though somewhat worse for age,
Ls well preservied and quite read-
able. At that time (weprle;sunne)
no newspaper had an existence in
Wbngham, and possibly (Clinton
only had one. -One indication that
this is an ofd paper was rioted in
fhd advertisement ;of `(Clinton
'County Grammar School" Names
t erty faaniliar, 10 Winghaim are
found' In the advertissng eolumns.
Among them are` Dr. W. B. -•Fowler,
Wingham; John Din,_.ley. 'Royal
Hotel, Clinton., , Win g ham: Ex-
change,
i
change, Caleb Griffin, pro,prigtcor;
Holmesville Hotel was then owned
by Arthur Keoe now of Winlgham.
There Is also in 'this paper a
lcnghy le'bter from Dr. J. E. Tam-
lyn of Wingham, dated August
ie, 1870, referring to the de(alth of
1Ilezekiah Helps, Reeve of Wawa-
nosh, and to a visit easel -et to hi=
hv Dr. Tamlyn on Augiuslt 19th, 1870.
Mr _ Helps eequested (that a post
inortsn Isliould he held in ordlelr,
that, any useful information, per-
taining to the disease, should be
available for the future, and the:,
letter contains a#rrdport' of the
lost mortern, Tooldtims re-
siclents this fragment of .enfold
paper would recall marny persons
now (;one to their long!home, and
manyi occurrences'of pa st years
Bit afar older paper than the
above was found among Mr. Scoat's
kreepeakes. It was a copy of "T1re
Toronto Patriot'' of'i'rlday,-Marsh.
70.1848, - and .therefore utisoweir,
i64 years since that newspa5J100
left the press, Thlete old news-
papers are Rreasur(ad :,still an Mr
S •oitt's family as sourvenirs of the
past. The editos- 00 the Advance
had' alook over them] thnoug e
oourtosy of P W. Scott, son of the
late David ,Scott:"' (Wingham Ad-
v anceX
DOING WELL.
Jas, Dodds whose home is,in
P.lylth, and who up tilt a few yeaaaa
ago was employed as clerk for
i oplestone & Gardiner, when he
resigned' that position to take a
peslltion with the large 'Wholesalle(
filmy Gordon, McKay Co. Tomato,
whielil firm he has begs with sever''
since and last 'week his mothelr;r(e-
C4'Lvee he etc
� Dane news that he
i -welcome
had been appointe,d'assistant Man-
ager,
an-
e.
rn'sh ' De-
, e Gents 'Fu t
e of a t,s v
ag r �
p.Lrtment of that firm. 'Mr, Dodds
is a cousin of Mrs. A. J. Holloway.
.ROOST NUMBER
FOR NORTH BAY.
Following: hwere the Committlee,s
appointed by the (Goderich. Dia-
tr'fct meeting held last week in
Cnttarioi St. Church :—
Thd New 'Era received! lash week
a ,special issue of the IDiespattch &
Tribune of North Bay which zeas
full of good ithings about the gate-
way to the Northiand •'as hvell as
v'ews. of the business (blocks and
pubile buildings. North (Bay has
grown from 3,813 in 1905 to over
:000, 1911; ft` has electric power -.at
$15 h.p. 19 lie good; boost num-
ber foe North Bay and New Ontar-
io.
SINGLE FARE FOR
KING'S BIRTHDAY.
Stationing committee, .Rev,J. E,
Ford,
Clang leaders' committee, Bev.
C C. Couzen,s and William Pickard.'
Epworth League, Rev, 3.11
0,sterhoutl and S. Belcher.
Contingent, 1,. Dr. Medd and W.
Bailey,
Suatentation, Rev.'''. (Snowden
and James Stevens.
Temperance, Rev. L. Bartlett and
,7 .A. Mal Iough.`
Memorial.,. Rev, T. Weal ey Cosens
and James Yates.
Sabbath Oloaervance, Rev, J.
Greene and , ,
Gr lata Ja er Stollery.
ur
y
Church( property Rev, L. Bartlett
and Loren Tyndall,
State worlc, 'Rev. W. Cornw.ay
and,Robei{t Buehanan,
Nominating " committee, iRe.v. A.
Brown and H.R. Long
Educ tllom 7 Rev. A.W,[Barker
l
and P E, Manning.
Systematic bsnefic,ence, Bev. J.
Greene and A, Howlettt,
Sunday School„ Rev, R. A. Miller
and A. Welsh.
-BER-0
tewo Haws sto,sreeeo.
,itiolftmearg ROOFING
eiaott, Me
Is strongly fire -resisting
— rated first-class by
Fire Insurance Com-
panies. It will not ignite
from sparks or burning
-- brands, and has saved
many a building. Made
in 3 Permanent Colors
—Red, Brown, Green
—and in natural Slate.
Sole Canadian Mfrs. 78.
TUESTANDARDPAINT CO.
feirMSOHNra,ela olCanada,Llmited,lion!real.
THOS. McKENZIE,
CLJNTO5 .
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May , 30th, 1,912.'
email Paper
at
5e, a loll
can be made, and it ,can be made good enough to
be worth ten dollars a rahtwo e, Between the x,,
tremes lies the figure which represents a fair price
for papers ers that will give you a sense of artistic sat-
p
P
sat-
sfaction when intelligently used in the decoration
of your home, Q Very cheap papers are not bad
because they are cheap, but are cheap because the
things that go to make a good wall paper require
a little money. 611,In our stock we have all kinds of
papers but we are particularly interested in having
you see our assortment of artistic goods at medium
price. May we have your inspection ?
,oma
TheWDo Fair eo.
Often the ebeapest=-always the Best
MAMAMa/IMAMIietMANhMM/tMMN/6MetAN1M/V AMMMAIB
Return tiekots will beissu(8t, at
Sing1n' Fare for round (tilde (mine -
mum charge atwenty-five Dents), be -
tweed all ;stations in Canada, - also
to Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N.Y.,
via Grand Trunk Railway Sys(tem,-
Good; going May 31et,_ June 1st, 2nd
and 3rd, valid returniofgt June 5th,
1912. Full particulars and ticket3
from; any Grand Trunkwnc Agent..
WEASEL EL AFh3R YOUNG-
T _ T C HICKS
1
Local poultry Deepens have been
experiencing, the regular .sprling
ts'ouble again this year in the
ravages, of that nest, the wteasel, to
a greater extent than for some
years and young chicks have fallen
'Netting Ito ,alarge number, This
cunning, animal has proven 'e bug -
hear - to many poultry raiser's'
whose prize atocl has, beleln killed
at night, but with a little pre-
caution itsravages may be pre-
eenited, eel are also k'eleping up
'the same !trouble.
•eepesse•••etMo••••e••e.e-
e
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g STUDY AT HOME
s Start a course' in •Bookkee(pe fr
• ing -ow Shorthand; we, your 2
•
•, epare( time .until thls.i-all or 5
• winter and then finish it at '•
• College: if you wish. mlany •.
• are following this plsn, sav o
• inpt ,expense, and gldiitinlg •
•- ready+for a; good office pWia- 0
• time, Write us for particul s •
• The .Shaw . ICorreapondepcc •-
•School and Central Business
• •
College Yanlge and Gera(arid •
IS YOUR $U:BSCRIPTION PAID?
The New Era has sent out a num
-
Ler of subscription accounts dur-
ing the past Week, and wehope
that those receiving them, will re-
aliza 'that we cio becausje;
need the money, Thesethis ampunwelts
make up a considerable sum, in this
aggregate, and we will be delight-
ed
elighted to mark' your label up,—if i't 4,s in
ltd ears. Gild (mailing lists will
be corrected next ;week, eso that
yours gives your proper; ,credit,
on the next "issue.
MINOR LOCALS.
Bea booeter-nat a. boaster.
Juno 30 will be Patriotic Sunday,.
Edito'r'si thanks are extended to
•
on Tho'tile lawn24110; bowlers had a.busy day
the ,subs,cribcrs who : (havebeen
squaring) ;off arre:f,r9eges. :
Severe' boulevards, around town
show an effort on the part of their
owners to keep them neat an .1
clean.
thegood(
ood( .1w
oa1n be
Made more genleral?
COUNTY AUCTIONEERS
AND' PEDLARS.
County Treasurer l'iolmes has
tissued. [the tollowimg as the list
of licensed auctioneers and pedlars -
In Rurop County fort he year.
commencing May 21, 1912: Auc-
tioneers—Thomas Gundry, games
Stanley,, Henry Terrance, 1lblrn
.Purvis, 'C. F. Vandmick, Patrick
Walsh, F. S. Scott, James 'Jones,•
Thomas Cameron, 'B.S.Phillips, R,
McCharley, 'G W. Walker, D. N.
Watson, Joseph White, Alex, More
resom,- ;V, R. Vannorman,i Thomas
r'ro,wn, Frank McContnell, Ed. Boa-
soubea•ry, Thomas B, Carlingg, B. W.
L Beavers; Jas, Beswletther'ick,
Ezra; Walker Durr, Licensed pled-
lar s,—A. Taylor, George Mitchell,
t1 Oak. W ,J, Powell, Albert Horner,
John( Darro.ch, t,F-L. Wiltse, 'Henry
Young, H, D, Woods 'iW. J. Mc-
Donald, (RA. McDonald Jamels R.
Cut f, Geo K. Holland, Robert Shaw.
Tolan YoungJ,, ;Edward Mitchell, B.
rerehuan, L.Frey.
11ROP
LETTERS. •.
The attention of the pest office
departmew;l hes been drawn. to the
custom of sone busiaess houses and
companies, having a quantity of
letteee/ foe delivery, far seri gin
outside towns and places to place
a ane cent etaatp on each ()fitted
lettere and then froalw,arding talem
in lullso
1 lay espy es s toc the, place, f
destination to bepo,stecl there
as local • 'drop lettere. By :'this
means they seek to avoid paylgent
of ',the ,two ' cant postage rate(
upon',thein' letters and defraud the
post office of half 9ls due amount'
of revenue. Thite ' practice is of
course illegal and pos!tanaste,ri are .p:
warned to be very careful not to 3,
allow' letters forwarded ns dlsser0b-
ed to' bo delivered aslocal iettrs
through, their office. The ordetro1
the • department is to the effect
that if it should he found that any
lontmae e1 is •not exercisin su
('dent- cep in'thie matter he will be
held responsible fog whattever.
Selling Out
the Big. Sale is still going on. Scores have
taken advantage of this Great Money -Saving Sale,
Hat'eYou?
Our large and well -assorted stock of
Children's Shoes and Slippers is Attracting
the Mother`s' Attention,
Now is when Shrewd Bogeys Bags Shoes
Twitchell
Jas.
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NO EXCUSE.
At the present time there! is no'
legiitimate excuse foe any strong,
healthy. man being out of work.
Employees of labor are advertising
broadcast for help, and offerng,
better wages than, havie( ever ,been
offered before in this part of the
province.
NEW MUiSKOKA TRAIN
Now leaves Toronto V11015 an
daily, except Sunday, 't a,
Tiunk Railway System. This !train
arrives Muskoka Wharf 1.40 p.m.,
tasking ,direst connection Nab:
(steamer for all points on IUIu'sicoka)
Lakes, A brand newltrain, consist-
ing eel ,Baggage !Car, Vesltibule
Coaches( and }ParloreBuffeit Car is
operated(, and : passengera are fas
d o ride along
sure 1 of a c m£o tab! r
, e
the most 'interesting conte, to Mus-
koka
us
koka Wharf, whish is the original
gateway to•the far-famed Muskoka
Lakes, The train runs>rigght to the
icicle of the steamer at Muskoka
Wharf, making it very convemp(enft
fanon ,t;
Return 'ec a
o Passengers.c n u
agnea, w,utlr. tx gin leaving Musko-
ka Wharf 1115 a.m. (daily, except
Sunday,. (arriving Toronto 3.10 p.m.
Tourist 'tickets at s•ednead rat
arra now on !sale (to 'MuskokaRes-tett s.
good( for,step over at. any point and;
good to return until Nov. 30th, 1912, i
King's Birthday A legal Holiday
g � g y
Ottawa, lXa 28,—Canada on Jung
3 will celebrate hie Kin ' ,birth-
day g gal id
ay as a7pgtrl.: and bank al 1 ay,
although the observation of the
day sea 'general holiday Will, as
last year, be optional with the pub-
lic -throughout the (Dominion. A
proclamaions will beiissoed declar-
ing, the day a legal holidlay,.
Centrad Business College
Stratford, Ont.
Ontario's Best Business College
0,ur, coua)ses are up -,to -elate
ands'
practical, -We have a
large staff 01 experienced in -
•s ruetore and our 'g aduates'
get the high grade _ggsitions,
We do more for our students •.
than does any similar school.
Wet have thme�e deparltnn,ente
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