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Men's ,Furnisb4ngs.
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Opp osilcliu el icLi brary
Mis Amy Helyitr spent the first at
Blyth,
Miss ala Bawden spent the first at
Blyth.
Mr, and Mrs Dan Cook visited Blyth
over the first.
Mr. Ken. Chowe 1. of Hamilton, is
visiting in town."
Mr, Elmer Harness, of Exeter spelt
Sunday in town,
Mr. John Tiplady was in Goderich
on Dominion Day.
Miss Eva Maines took in all the sights
at Blyth on the est,
Master Colenso Salter is visiting with
relatives at Brussels,
Master Arthur McGuire spent Do-
minion Day at Blyth.
Mr, Maines of Conner's bakery shop,
spent the first at Blcth.
Mr, Ed Mailed, of Toronto, was a
holiday visitor in town,
Mrs. Arthur Forbes spent a few days
in Seaforth with friends,
Misses Edna and Elva Levis are home
for their summer holidays,
Miss Jean Russ,• of Brantford, is
hone for the summer vacation,
Miss Mottle Biggins and Miss Steph-
enson spent :Monday in London,
Mrs, Finn, of Port Arthur, is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. W. H. llellyar.
Mr, and Mrs, flollyntan and Miss M.
Carter spent the tst at Westfield, •
Miss Margaret Carter, clerk in Bart -
tiff's, spent Dominion Day in Blyth.
Master Kenneth Roberton spent the
holiday with his cousin in Blyth,
Miss Margaret Case, of Seaforth, is
visiting the Misses Bentley in town,
Miss Laura Wilkin returned home
this week from her visit at Detroit.
Miss Ruby Manughan of Detroit spent
Dominion Day at the parental home,
Mr. J, Veitch spent the week end
with his wife and family at Cornith,
Mrs. J, W. Swan and children visited
at her home in town over the holiday.
Miss Nellie Kemp who is farming at
Bluevale, spent the holiday at her home.
Rev, W. L. Diehl, of Paisley, spent
Friday at the home of Mrs. J. McGarva.
Mr, Wm, Proudfoot, K. C„ of Goale-
rich, was in town on Friday afternoon.
Major M, D, McTaggart, of the LOn-
don Camp, was home for the week end,
Mr, E. Randetl, Of Sylvia, was a
visitor with Mr, find Mrs, E, 15. 1•lunni-
ford.
Masters Jack Emden, John Taylor,
Hugh McGuire wheeled to Blyth for the
first,
Miss Leota Harland, of Guelph, was
a visitor with old friends in town this
week,
Miss Enna Levis was at Oshawa and
brought up another Chevrolet car last)
1 week,
Mrs. Ed. Cook, and children, Master
Charlie and Miss Helen, spent the tst
at Blyth, -
Mr, Wood, of 'fhedford, spent the
week end with his daughter Mrs, E, E.
Huunilurd.
Mr, Andrew Hess. of the Zurich
Herald, gave The New Era a call on ,
Wednesday.
Mr, Clarence Monaghan of the Royal
Flying Corps, of Toronto, was hone for
the week end.
Mrs. E. Crich and her father, Mr, R.
Roe, of Brussels, were visitors in Clin-
tons last week,
Miss Grace Walker; who is a teacher
n the Brussels School staff is home
for the vacation. ".
Mr, R. E. Manning spent DomiitI. n
Day with Itis brother, Mr. Wilbur Mali- 1
ming at London,
Miss Mildred Cook, who is farming 1
at the Nile, visited at her home in town 1
over the holiday.
Mr. F. Shepherd, of Toronto; spent ,
the D0.0110iot Day holiday with Itis
mother in town,
Mrs, J. Seeley and two young
daughters were visiting friends at Lon -1
desl'oro this week,
Mr, L. Lavis of Wingttant, was in
town this week.
Rev. Robinson is attending the sum-
mer school at Port Hope.
Mrs, J. A. Robinson is visiting with
Mrs, de la Penotiere at Kincardine,
Reeve Ford was in Goderich this
week on the Criminal Audit of the Co,
Mr, and Mrs, Connoly, of tiarristrnt,
are visiting at the home of Ilr. and Mrs.
1, Wiseman,
Mr. J. E. Hovey motored to Mark -
dale Sunday and ,Mrs, Bovey and babe
returned with him,
Mr, and Mrs, '1', W. Watts, of Strat-
ford, spent the week end with relatives
and friends In town.
Mr. and Mrs, Wnt, Connell, of the
Base Line motored up to Goderich on
Saturday evening last,
Blyth Standard -Miss Jessie "Thomp-
son, of '1aintoo is visiting her sister,
Mrs, G. E. McTaggart.
,Mrs, John Tiptady of the Base Line.
visited with her daughter. Mrs, Clifford
Keys over the holiday,
Misses Beryl and Zenda Salter are
spending a short vacation with their
grandparents at London,
Mrs, (Rev.) Diehl and Master Louis
are visitors with the farmer's mother,
Mrs, J, McGarva this week,
Air, and Mrs. Nixon Welsh, of Tor-
onto motored up last week and are
visiting in and around 'Clinton.
Masters Asa Bolton, Malcolm Me-
' 1 Taggart and Fred Ale Taggart took in
the sights at Blyth on the tst.
Mrs, Lloyd and young son of Wing -
ham, were the guests of Mrs, Nott,
Ontario street for a fent days.
Mr, and Mrs, Win, H. Lockwood and
daughter, of Ingersoll, spent the holi-
day with his folks in this town.
Mr avid Mrs. George Kemp and Mr.
and Mrs, Bert Kemp, of London spent
the holiday at Mr. Sam, Kemps,
Mr, Frank Hunnlford and three child-
ren, of Thedford, spent Dominion Day
with Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Hunniford,
Mr. and Mrs. Lattornel and daughter
and Miss Combe, of Si, Thomas, were
visitors in town over the week end.
Mr, Glen Cornish was in Goderich
on Friday last, He motored up and
was accompanied by Mr, Geo. Crooks,
Mr, Josh Cook who. has been out
West returned hone on Saturday last.
His old friends are glad to see him back
Mrs. W, Nutt and daughter, Elsie, Of
Thedford, were guests of the former's
brother, Mr, E. E. iluuniford over the
week end. .
Brussels Post -Alex Stewart and
Alex. Sperling of Clinton, visited with
the latter's another, Mrs, Geo. Sperl-
ing, Church street,
Mr, and Mrs. Weatherwax and child-
ren, of Orilite, motored to 'town and
visited with the latter's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. David Cantelon,
Mrs, Gillis D, Gilchrist, .Rattenbury
Street, will be at home every Thursday
of this month and afterward the 3rd
Thursday in each month,
Ralph Hawkins, of Hensel', and a
former C,C.1, student was here visit-
ing old friends. He is now a member
of the Flying corps at Toronto.
Mrs. George Harland, of Detroit,
was a visitor with old friends in town
this week. It is' quite a few years ago
since Mrs, Harland visited here before.
Harold Langford, 5011 of 'Councillor
and Mrs, Langford has been visiting
with his sister, Mrs, Herb Jenkins, on
the 46th concession of Goderich Townr
ship,
Dr, Stanley and wife; Dr. Brown and
Wjfe, and Mr. J, W, Body, ail Of St.
Marys, were here last Thursday to at-
tend the funeral of the late Mrs, (Dr.)
Thompson.
Master' Everett Downs visited Master
Carl MacPherson, C slerteh, over the
week end; also taking in the sports in
'that town on the holiday arriving home
on Tuesday.
Rev, lir, Gaudier, Principal of ,Knox
College, who took the services in
Willis church Bast Sundaiy, • was the
guest of his brother, Dr, J, C, Gaudier
while' in town.
Mr, and Mrs, George ti. McTaggart
and children of Blyth, accompanied by
Mrs. Arnstein, of New York, were in
town to attend the Y .,.P,A,"gardetf
party last Tbitrsd„y everting;
On Sunday, Jure 23rd, Mr, Wtv,
Stevens, William street, was 50 year's
The. Carload of Canada
Cement has arrived at our ware-
house.
SOLk AGENT FOR
SCRANTON & D. H. & L.
COAL
TERMS -- Strictly Cash.
A. o a9 .Holloway
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White Footw:g_..ata!
HIS season without a doubt, will be the season
We're showing the Best White Shoes made
of all Seasons for Women's White Footwear!
A and we ask the attention of the women who
enjoys wearing Choke White Footwear of
Special Merit!
White Boots !
White Oxfords !
White Pumps !
Louis, Military or the New Low Tread Walking Heels.
$1.75, $2.00, $3.00 and ' $4.00
Our Shoe Service is always painstaking and every woman.
we shoe will have well Dressed Handsome looking Feet,
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'where Will Keep Open,
. The barber shops Will stay open next
ThursdiY afternoon, but will shut up
on lrrtstuy afternoon, the 12111,
Co, Rate Goes Up
For general County purposes Cl1n-
t0at will have to pay $2,258.52 ' for
Provtnetal war $68-1.40 , and for
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otligf $3ltwa627,y r32,ate $684.4.0 1 making it total
bursaay, ,July 4th, 91
Coal Goes Up,
The price .of coal was advanced to-
' day 50 cents per ton by all the deal-
ers, consequent on the freight ad-
vance of 50 cents per ton from the
mines to Suspension Bridge. There
may be a freight advance on the Ca-
nadian end of the haul, necessitating
u fortifier Increase in the retail price,
Exams On
'rhe C. C. 1. students finish writing
on their exttninatiOus this week; 'rhe.
first form wrote at the lune the lin,,
trance candidates were writing and the
second form were through a couple of
weeks ago. The languages are the
subjects 00 whi?eh thtey write this week,
The results which will not be published
for some time will be anxiously awaited'
L, O. L, Service.
The annual Sunday service of the L.
O.L. of Clinton and surrounding lodges
will be held titin Sunday, July 7th, at
Wesley.ohm'cl, at 3 o'clock. A hearty
invitation is extended to all Orange
members to meet at the Lodge room at
2,30. Bro. Rev, A, E. Jones, Pastor of
'Wesley church will preach, assisted by
the local pastors, who also are mem-
bers of the Lodge,
Might Have Bean Worse
Last Friday afternoon while Mr, L.
Paisley was going on Itis daily rounds
he fell between the horses from the
wagon. The horses gave a start and it
n,s ,o sudden that Mr. Paisley did
not know whether the horse kicked
him in the chest or the wagon run oyer
his chest. He hurt itis foot when the
wheel passed over itHe was able to
drive home but is still cot to his
rot,ut under the doctor's care.
The Faill Trophy
Two rinks of Clinton Bowlers were
at Stratford contesting for the Faini
Trophy but failed to bring polite the
Trophy as Mitchell won the prize.
Those who went from here were W.
Johnson, P Jackson, W. Grant, 11. E.
Sharp,sk; G. Gilchrist, Dr, Shaw, N.
Ball, and W. Jackson sk. The games
played were:-
First
ere:First Round
Sharp. 11 McCurdy, Stratford 12 -
Jackson, 4 Willis, Seaforth . , 16
Second Round
Jackson, 9 dumber, Goderich , .12
Sharp, 12 Hunt, Gudericlt , . , , 5
Third Round
Sharp, t» Lloyd, Stratford . , ut
Jackson, 1» Jovell, St. Mary . , to
Fourth Round
Jackson, 1( ''Lark, St, Marys 6
Sharp. ;u llurd, Mitchell 20
The aggregate scores are -Mitchell,
136; Seaforth, 121; Stratford, 105;
Goderich, 9•,; Clinton, 97.
The Boy and The Picnic.
No mora will the small boy come
ht.me from the Sunday Schis,I picnic
and boast of the number of sandwiches
he had. No more will he pick out the
cake by the icing it has. The small boy
is called upon to stake sacrifice in the
cause of the Allies as well as the grown
ups -especially when it comes to the
annual picnic. According to the food
controller the regulations applying to
eating houses will have. to be observed.
This 'applies particularly to meats and
to wheat products. ' Sandwiches
may not be served at the noon steal.
Pork, veal or roast beef may not be
used at all on Wednesday and Fridays,
Sandwiches may be served during the
afternoon, but not more than two
ounces of wheat product per individual
may be used. Haut sandwiches .can be
served during tate afternoon except on
those days on which pork is prohibited,
Not more than four ounces of ham per
persons can be used. Where white
bread is eaten it is necessary to pro-
vide substitutes also and when it conies
to cake, the icing has to be cut out and
mother has to go easy on'the sugar and
shortening for the i?le. It is a hard
world.
GODERLCH TOWNSHIP •
Although some of the farmers
thought they could get along and use
their own time They found that they
were mistaken' and a number have
now adopted the standard summer
time.
Two young nephews front Toronto
have been spending a short` vacation
at the hone of Mr. Harry Hibbs in
Goderich 'Township,
a resident of this lodaitt_j, coming
direct front England, 'Many changes
have taken place in that time.
Miss Mabel Doherty, of Stratford,
who was a former Clintoieian and also
taught in the C!C.1, here has resigned.
her position in the Stratford Collegiate
and will teach 1n Windsor when school
reopens,
Miss Clete Little, of Goderich, soloist
of Knox. Church , will assist the. Wesley
iCltutrch' Choir: on Sunday and will
Mug a' solo in the evening. She will
also sing a solo Sunday afternoon at
the L. 0. L, service.
Miss M, Garrett and Miss Rachel
Mothershead, of Washittgtott, D, C.,
were guests of their cousin Miss Ward,
of the School of Commerce. The ladies
are now occupying their cottage at
Bayfield for the summer:
Editor Eetly, of the St. Marys Jour-
nal, gave The New Era a call last
Thursda",y. Mr. Hedy is ode of the best
weekly editors in Canada and publishes
a weekly second to pone, The New
Era woe glad to see him,
Mr, and Mrs, W. S, Downs and Miss
Muriel motored to Listowel Saturday
evening last, where they visited re-
latives and friends over the holiday.
They were accompanied by E. G. Mat-
thews, and faintly of Auburn.
Mo', Geo, J. Gilbert, and faiftilry of
Waterloo, Iowa, were in town over Sun
Ta r'" inset: the trip by car.
Mr, itil t 1 ftas not been in town
,l ;titenbury }louse stood
wtii+ra 1'rra .'ntsotns Bank snow stands.
Minor Locals
July •
The 12th Coutes next,
Have you grit your coal inyet 4
Cou•ncit met on'Tuesday evening.
The Mach Knights,
The Black Knights No. 101 acid 't
speelal meeting on Monday and ad-
vanced 9 members to the Reil Cross
olegree,
Attend Missionary Conference,
Rev, J, A, Agnew, Chairman of the
Goderich District and Rev. A. F., Jones
will attend a Missionary Conference at
St, Thomas next week.
Will Use Soft Coal
The Collegiate Institute and Model
Schools are having their coal bins
filled up with soft coal for the 'com-
ing winter.
Tax Rush
There was a big rush at the tax
collector's office Saturday's, Hundreds
of people making an effort to getgtheir
bills receipted before the 5°/0 was
added,
Funeral of Mrs. Thompson.
The funeral of Mrs, (Dr,) Thomp-
son was held last Thursday afternoon.
A private service was held at the house
and a public service in Ontario St.
church, conducted by Rev, J. A. Agnew
pastor of deceased.' The pallbearers
were Messrs. I-1, B, Chant, B. J, Gibb-
ings, Jas,. Miller, Jas, Ford, M, McEwen
and A. J, Langford,
Clinton Lodge A. F. & A. M.
Installed Officers
Having received permission to post-
pone the installation of their officers
for the everting of the Festival of St.
John the Baptist, this important event
took place on Friday evening, when
the officers for the year were duly
installed and a right royal time was
spent by the Members of the craft.
The installing officer was R. W.,
Bro., H, E. Rorke, who was assisted
by the past masters of the visiting
lodges, The annual 'reports of the
officers Showed Clinton Lodge to be
in splendid condition, following an
active year in following the preceipts
of Masonary. The following were
the officers installed for the year:-
W, Master W Bro, Dr, F, Axon
J, P, Master.... W, Bro, Wnt. McEwan
Sr, Warden... Bro, 11, 13, Kerr
Jr. Warden. , .Bro. L. Lawson
Chaplain W. Bro„ It E. Rorke
Treasurer W Bro, W, D. Pair
Secretary... . , .. ,BYO, H. B. Chant
Sr. Deacon.. , , -Bro. Bro. W. J. Nediger
Jr, Deacon . , . , . , Bro, Chas. Conner
D of C W Bro, Dr. N, Ball
5, Guard.. .. Brat A, Cudmora
fyle'.. , , . , Bro. A Castle
Sr. Steward Bro. '1', McNeil
Jr. Steward Bra. J. L. I:err
Auditor.. , , W. Bro, J, W. 'Treleaven
Auditor . . Bro, C:. B, hale
:After the installation, which was
carried out in •t most approt ed style,
banquet was h..rld, 'then T erchee
from the visitors were given. Visi-
tors were present from liensail, Gode-
rich, Seaforth and Mitchell,
Garden Party A Success
An unusu:Jly interesting and novel
Garden Party was given by the Girls'
Auxilliary last Thursday evening on
Mr C. 11, Libby's lawn. The weather,
despite all forebodings to the contrary,
was all that could be desired ; the
crowd was large and everyone seemed
to be enjoying themselves. After the
war -time supper carte the baby -con-
test, the judges allotting the prizes to
Hie following Age 1 year- John
Cumninghaine, Muriel Struthers a 'age
11,:i to 2 years -Jack Snaith, Helen
McIntyre, 13eecher Streets, Margaret
Elliott, Dorothy Cortiss. ; Age 3 to
5 -Ross Fitzsimons, Minlue Hudson
and the Lawson twins also received a
prize. The outstanding feature of the
evening wits, of course, the mid -way,
which presented a very gala appearance
with its brightly lighted booths. There
were attractions fpr ofd and young
big and small. The "Old Curiosity
Shop" presided' over by Miss F. Cun-
ningbante contained curios from
France, Japan, China, Bahamas etc
and was well worth visiting. Those
who wished to have the secrets of the
future unfolded went to Mrs. Holloway
in the Fortune Telling Booth. Re-
freshments were served by Mrs. Seeley
and Mrs, Fraser. Other booths equally
worthy of mention did space allow,
were Ringing canes (G.'Ohowen),
shooting gallery (M. Pinning), pop-
corn (M. Irwin) scenic railway (L.
Grant) soap bubbles (J. Maguire)
weighing scales (R. McKenzie) skipp-
ing rope (13, Mclvor), Envelope Guides
(G. Wallis) orange tree (J. Watkins.)
The Kazoo Band under the leadership
of Miss J, McTaggart assisted the Kit-
tle Silver Band in supplying music for
the festivity. The pipers also played
during the evening. The proceeds a-
mounting to $2t5 have gone to swell
the funds of the Auxilliary. The mem-
bers wish to thank all those contribut-
ing to the success of the evening, and
especially, Mr, Libby, who so kindly
offered the use of his lawn,
i -IAD SEVERE PA1I":?
8 SIDES AND i 1 ?rt.
HAD TO GO TO BED.
Women are the greatest sufferers from
tweak, ltt:nte and aching backs owing to
the continual stooping, boncliitg.tuut alai••
inns so necessary to perforin their house -
herd duties.
\Wotnen should not despair even if they
are troubled with severe pains in the side
or hack, and not able to attend to those
duties, as all they need to do to snake the
badk strong and well again is to stimu-
late the kidneys with Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Mrs. John Simmons, Coleman, P E I
writes; "1 feel it my duty to recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills to any one hftving
weak kidneys, as tbey have beenof great
help to me.
Some time ago my kidneys were so bad
I had severe pains in mg sides and back,
and it was impossible Fm' me to stand
straight. I then got so bad .I had to go
to bed, and was that way for it week. I
sent for some Doan's Kidney Pills, and
I took just about ohne box, and was able
to get up and do my own work."
Doan s Kidney Allis aro 150e. a boa: 01;
all dealers or mauled direct on rectopt .55
price by The T. Milburn Co, Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
See that our trade minas a trjlisple,
Leaf" appears eta the wrapper.
WALL PAPER
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Meets every requirereent oR interior decoration a
oneets it e5 a Lively.
WIVES
Are frequently proud of their room .and delight
more in their hordes.
HUSBANDS
Are relieved in not a, few cases at the price sand s
prised at the effect.
AND WE
Happy in having satisfied customers, pleasant and
profitable business.
IT IS FREQUENTLY SQ AFTER A VISIT TO OUR
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Anybody can take good pictures with aKodak or Brownie. We
have them from $1.00 up. Come in and let us show you
how easy they are to use,
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mold prices. Any one of 'Lute points,
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DON'T .M 1SS
This opportunity to secure a sup-
ply of our Quality Blend 'lea at the old
Popular Price,
Our Quality Blend Teas are kept
uniform by expert Blenders and we
were fortunate to secure a supply be-
fore the war tax was added. Which we
offer to you -the benefit of our buying
for a limited time.
SPECIAL BLEND
Black or Mixed, 50c ped Ib, 5Ibs
for $2.25
QUALITY BLEND
Black or Mixed, 60c per lb. 5 lbs
for $2,75
PRINCESS BLEND
Black or nixed, 70c per ib, 5 lbs
for $3,40
HIGHEST PRICES FOR PRODUCE
Canadian Food Conrtol Retail Grocer License Number 8-7241
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Phone 117
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Phone Promptly Attended to
;L E T us install a COAL OIL
HEATER its connection with your
bathroom. Enough hot water for
a bath in 20 minutes for the snail
sum of 1 CENT -
Call and get prices eto Heaters.
Thou awkhis
Phone 53
Agent for HECLA Furnaces
Shop -over Rowlaand's hardware
Piping And Minas Always On
gland.
Dominion Day Cold,
Some of the oldest residents
could scarcely remember a Dominion
Day with the temperature and general
"overcoat atulosphere" winch prevailed
Monday. A chill wind marl; le .
comfortable for the outti,.t
seeker, and the only sutnntmr is
lure of the holiday was lir
which it came, July 1. oto..,
reminded that tate suutu,c't :4
over and stili 80 real warn • ,<'- • r
to speak of, Many people v rnl'r. i , •
field Goderich and Blyth, clet:l,ii.
weatherman,
The Corner Grocery
"ME RN LET LIU yl
WE SELL ALL THE
reakfast Food _
all the
Dinner & Supper
FOODS
SPECIALS
ORANGES
LEMONS
13ANANAS
STRAWBERRIES
NEW POTATOES
NEW GA1114
TO111 ATO1I
E. E. hunniford
BUTTER and EGGS WANTED
Canadian Food Control License
No. 8-3123.
PHONE 4#ir
NEW SCHEDULE
Trains front East.
Arrives 1 i.10 a.nt, Leaves 11.10 st,m,
Arrives 6,08 p.nt. Leaves 6,45 p.m.,
Arrives 11,18 p.m Leaves 11,13 p,m•
Trains from West
Arrives 6.48 a,nt, Leaves 6,1E a.m.
Arrives 2.58 pan. Leaves 2.53 pan
Trains front North
Arrives 7.33 g,pa, . Leaves 740 tan,
Arrives 4.15 p.111, Leaves 4.15 p.m
Trains
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'I'raitas from South
' -a lees10.30 a. m, Leaves 11, i t 1,m.
A:^ ties 6,40 p.m. Leaves 6,40 .an