The Clinton New Era, 1915-09-16, Page 6PAGE SIS.
Come and See Our First Complete Display of
L{1kVE Y NEW AUTO .N FASHIONS
Dress Qoods, Ready=to=Wear Garments, Furs
All women want to know what the Fall and Winter Fashions are to be. There—
fore, all women wait with considerable interest for Brown's Announcement that the new
styles are in readiness. Keeping in touch, as we do, with the authentic sources of in-
spiration, the fashions are always new --and correct. For months we have been
planning, studying, working, on this display, And now we invite you to enjoy the
hospitality of this store, in its gala dress of -rich autumn tints and fabrics, and to view
the new styles in all their freshness and beauty. Are you interested ? Of course' you
are, and we shall be glad to have you attend this Display.
Magnificent Showing of Women's
Tailored Coats
That the styles of the new outer garments: are
already popular, is evidenced by the. 'fact that so
many of our customers have already chosen their
new coats
And we are sure that, after an inspection of the
many models on display, you will agree with us. that
the showing is a most satisfying one in point of
variety, beauty and price
THE NEW COATS arehere in more wonder-
ful variety than even Great cosy coats of soft warm
fabrics in autumn colors, many mixtures and soft -
toned plaids and over plaids
Then there are the handsome Coats of Plush
and Fur Fabrics that bid fair to have first place in
fashion's favor for the many occasions when a
separate coat is the only garment that meets your
need, .And no matter what the material, coats are
all cut on generous lines with flaring skirts; some
with pleats, many with broad belts, some with
military touches, and nearly all designed to be worn
either open or closed at the throat
ltich Fur Sets in Artistic new Fashion
One touch of fur transforms the whole costume—
adds beauty and style as nothing else can and fashion
insistently demands furs this season. Therefore, our
storks are abundant and unusually well assorted
Animal effects lead and both Muffs and Neck-
pieces show varied arrangements of heads, tails and
paws, In Neckpieces, the Stole made from a single
skin and worn with the head and tail hanging over
the shoulder, promises to be very fashionable
The new Muffs are in round, pouch and pillow
shapes, and all varied in a number of ways
Long haired Furs—notably fox and wolf—are
extremely fashionable, but not the exclusive of the
ever popular Mink, Rudson Sable, etc, Some very
handsome seta being shown,in these
NevtGoods That Will Also Add to the interest of Your. Visit.
The New Dress Goods and Silks The New Velvets and Trimmings
The New Coatings The New Waists
The New Rugs and House Furnishings The New Smallwares, Etc.
Women's Store.
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 63
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Phone 103
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DEPARTMENT
Is now ready to do your work. New.
type and new stock of paper just placed
Let Us Do Your Printing
THE NEW ERA, CLINTON
Just a Word About Our Teas
Which we can recommend to all users of Good Tea
A trial is convincing of our "Special Brand" Tea which
is especially prepared for us, from 25c to 45c lb
We also have other well known brands, such as
Red Rose, Salada, Liptons, Etc. at popular prices
We have a few Crocks which holds from E to 4 gallons—just
the thing for packing butter. eggs, etc.
at prices you will find right.
HIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
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THE STORE OF 4111ALITY
Fancy furniture
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Light in run
struction and design but ex-
tremely well made in,every de.
tail. Here are thefinest creations
of the furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discriminating buyer.
The Cheapest Spot in (Huron
o buy all kinds ofFurniture
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Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors—''hone 104
N. Ball 110 —RESIDENCE PHONES— J. D. Atkinson 186
The New Models we are showing in
Footwear for the
fall and winter and winter season faithfully re-
produce all the style features of- the highest
priced custom-made. + We can meet every
possible requirement you may have in our
line, at moderate expense. We guarantee
thorough satisfaction with every pair.
They, are Refined, Styles, made of
the best material, and easily take
the lead for Quality and Value.
We are showing an especially good line of
Wornen's Shoes, in all leathers, buttoned or
laced, at $350. These we have just received
and placed in stock,
11. S. e14APMi ;
('hone 70 Clinton
FOUND 51000 IN NOTES
Last week Blaster Hilton Butts,
eon of Mr. 'William 13ntts, found notes
which amounted to '$1000, belonging
to Mrs, A, Irwin of Hayfield. The
lady was notified of the find and re
warded the boy for having found the
notes -
FOR KING AND COUNTRY.
Mr. Ord engineer` at the Mitchell
electric light station has resigned his
position and will join a coups of en-
gineers for services in Europe. He
will hand over his duties as seen as a
successor has been secured,
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
From this date the New Era will be
sent to NSW subscribers forwarding a
year's subscription, for the balance of
this year FREE; that is, the paper
will be sent from the date we receive
the order to the 31 Dec. 1016, for 51,00,
Sample Copies will be sent to any ad.
dress tree, Tell your friends of this
big offer
DRESS GOODS WILL ADVANCE
Unscrupulous speculators in the
United States, taking advantage of
the dearth of dyestuffs caused by the
European war, nave grabed up the
bulk of the availiable color materials
in America and boosted the prices to
such an extent that the cost of dye-
ing has advanced more than 500 per
cent. This advance in dyeing mater
ials will raise the price of dress goods.
The price is already increasing, btu
has not increased much as yet, With
the market cornered in dyes, buyers
confidently expect that a large in
crease in the price of dress goods will
be felt this winter
BLYTH V1 18 SHOTS
Three rinks of Blyth Bowlers were
herelast Thursday evening and had
an enjoyable gnme with the local
Bowlers, At the finish of 18 ends the
men from the North were up 13 shots
Following were the scores and skips
Blyth Clinton
Dr. Allison 19 Dr. Axon....12
Dr, McTaggart19 D. A, NorresterS
G. McTaggart.,..1.3 J. le. Hovey..18
51 88
In the afternoon Dr. Axon and bis
wrecking crew gave a rink skipped by
Dr. McTaggart a sound trimming.
After the evening tbe Bowlers were
taken over to the Hotel Normandie
for refreshments,
HOUSE OF REFUGE MATTERS
The quarterly meeting of the House
of Refuge committee of the ()ninety
Council was held last week in Clinton,
the usual inspection showing Dlinmates
and everything in good order, as usual
accounts totalling '$2,417 80 were ap
pfioved. Mr. Connor, of Olinton, was
awarded the contract for supplying
bread to the House at $3,75 per 100 lbs.
The question of selling properties
owned by inmates that the proceeds
might be applied to their care, was
again discussed, and Inspector Tor
ranee given power to deal with each
case as seems best. Mies Haynes, an
inmate, was committed to the care of
friends in Ba field on their request,
on the condition that the village gives
a bond that here after she will not
again become a charge on the county.
Other cases of persons whose admie
sion to the House was desired were
left for the decision of Dr. Shaw, the
House physician
MINOR LOCALS.
A company of Home Guards has
been organized in Listowel.,
After all said and done, it'sa great
thing to mind your owu business.
Breathes there a man with a mem-
ory so good that be has never stopped
when almost home and roused, 'Now
what the Sam Hill was it my wife told
me to be sure to remember.'
Whitby has an Old Girls Association
Clinton girls never grow old.
An eleven cent stamp, the first of
this denomination to be issued, has
been authorized by the United States
Postmaster General,
Rural maid deliveries have resulted
in the closing of 1,100 small post -offices
in this Province in the last 3 years.
Actou raised $5,700 for the Patriotic
Fund.
Goderich Star,—A fire alarm was
rung at 3 o'clock on Monday morning
owing to a blaze which had started in
tie Belford barber shop, but though
the brigade turned out their services
were but little needed and practically
no damage was done, "business as
usual' being the order in the shop that
day. The shop is now run by Mr.
Barr, formerly clerk at the Hotel'
Nomandie,
THE CLINTON NEW ERA.'
Roasts retain their natural flavor --
bread, cakes, puddings, etc., baked in a
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..83/ealways come fresh and sweet
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from its pertectly -ventilated
oven. See the McClary dealer in your town.
Sold by Harland Bros.
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BAND OONOERT.
The Kiltie Band' gave their concert
on Thursday evening of last week.
STILL CLIMBING.
This is the 409th day that the British
Empire has been at war with Ger-
many.
18TH BATTL. IN FRANCE,
NEW 0, T. R, TIMETABLE.
At 12.01 a.m. Sunday morning a nd4v
timetable went into effect over the
Grand Trunk. There will he no
changes in the trains in and out of
Clinton,
G -RAFT IN 33RD BATTL
Several officers and men of, the
33rd Battl. havo been arrested at
It hes been announced, though not -London for, theft of supplies from
o&loiai, that the 13th Battl., which was the quartlrrmaster's sterep, Capt.
drilled at London, is now in France— E:; M. McLean of London, and
somewhere. • formerly a citizen of Clinton - has.
A SPECIAL OFFER. charge of the police duties of the,
camp and was the leading man in
fii,ding out who was the thief.
rye are adding new names daily to
our list of subscribers. Why not send
it to vour distant friends from now till
January 1916, only 25 cents.
ARE AT LONDON FFAIR.
A large number from Clinton and
vicinity are attending the Western
Fair at. London. Reports say it is an
excellent show this year.
HAVE YOU RD V D WED,
NEW CONDUCTOR ON B. k G.
Mr. J, A. Mitchell has been appoint-
ed to succeed Sir. Thorns Ausebrook
on the Buffalo and Goderich run of
the G. T, R. Mr. Mitchell lived m
Clinton for some years, being freight
agent and operator. When tbe strike
occurred he went on the road as
AV freight conductor running through
subsWe dislike to keep reminding our here on the 6.30 train at night to Gode
they sfbers, through the New Era than rich. Lately he has had the South -
no
should nay up, but we know ll, ampton to Hamilton run
as a passenger
er
no other way to reach them so well, his
new duties.
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and funds are absolutely necessary to
a continuance of business.
PROVINCIAL HEALTH.
WE OAN HANDLE YOUR WANTS The report of the Provincial Board
of Health for last month shows it de -
aided improvement, and iu the cases
business is the newspaper business, of typhoid, scarlet fever, infantile any orders placed with us you will paralysis there has been a marked
receive promptly and we stand hack of drop, while in the cases of smallpox,
all orders, measles, whooping cough and cerebro
spinal meningitis there has been a
GIVES 51000 A YEAR. ought increase. Thronghout the Prov
Reeve John Joynt, of Lucknow, well ince there has been a slight decrease
known to agreat tunn Olintenians, in deaths of twenty six, as compared
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states that he will give $1,000 to the awithunIasidred.ugust, and in cases, almost
Patriotic Fund every year as long as -
tbe war lasts, Bruce Co, Council is VE71ER:1N OF SEVENTY HIVE
fund iving $4'000 per month to the sura Ooderich Star :—Among those
who are most keenly anxious for
INTERESTING SCHOOL COURSES, the success of the British arms are
The instruction in the new course 1 y
of lessons on the present European
war, given from the little hooklets
entitled "The Story of the war" is Raul, walked into the ioual recruit
being continued, as it is also thein ing office coif of+feted Iris s'pr-
structicn in morals and manner's,
vices Mr Straiton will be aeve+ity
kno hn as the "Golden Rule" series, five years of age n Saturday siert'
Tiroug'h it could noE.be accepted,
his oefer wcte d notateci, as an
SOME WENT TO ORANGJIs e"bug his (Ifre of sturdy patriotisiu. &Ir.
Some of the Olinton lacrosse "bugs"
motored to Winglniin on Friday and
took special train to Orangeville to see
the final game between the two towns IMPROVEMENTS
PS
Will Johnston. the Huron Street Mrs. Hanley has hada neat veran-
grocer, who is a member of the Wing- dah erected at her boine on Ontario
ham team this year played goal for street. -
them. Miss Fowler bas had a new metal
THE ORILLIA S'1't1L'EPS, roof put on her cottage. Thos. Haw-
kins bad the contract.
Last week the Oriliia Packet made 'Che exterior wood work of the Olin.
reference to the streets of Orillia litter ton Motor Oar works is being brighten
having them oiled, and the New .Era ed by the painter's brush.
has been a firm believer that Clinton S. S. (Peeper is putting a roofing
would save money, as well as the mixture on the Hotel Normandie
Macadam roads, if oil was used instead Block.
of water. Here, is the paragraph.— The block occuppied by Morrish &
There is no doubt that the public have Co. and the other stores has had the
never had the comfort in relation to brickwork "dressed up" for -winter
cur streets and the dust nuisance, weather.
that they have had this year under The Matson Bank Block is befna
treatment with oil, There has been a brightened up with a coat of paint
delightful absence of dust, at the same
time the streets have been more com-
fortable for traffic.
Any newspaper needed in your home
let the New Era handle it for you. Our
of the "o old boys - Last Saturcl+ay.
Mr, Alex Straition, town treasurer
who is aveteran of (the tleenTan
Stratton was G. T. R. ,agent at
Clinton years ago.
MINOR LOCALS '
ICs time to prepare for Winter.
Start your Christmas shopping now.
Half of September gone now. -
Potato rot is reported very had in
many fields. Apart from this disease
the crop is eve of the finest ever grown
in the Province. + -
How about your coal bin?
Our sole hops now lies in the Indian
and his well-known summer.
London Fair is drawing the crowds
this week.
Thelma' fairs commence next week.
See the dates on another page.
Local news on every page of the
New Era.
Send in the news -it is always wet.
SEP'DEMeleR ROD AND GUN.
Rod and Gun for September is
out and is a special duck shooting
,.umber, Bonnyeastle Dale the:
naturalise -writer contributes the
opening article, a readable pine,
on "Live Decoy Dudrs and Shoot-
ing over them,"' "Duck Shooting
in the Cariboo" is( an ,amusing
story of the experiences of. two
duck: hunters who saw plenty of
ducks but failed to shoot any
"After the. Blade Ducks" ''Two Hun
Acres of Geese," Duck Breeding in
the Park County, Alberta", lane
other stories that give a wild
duck flavor to'thje number, and in
additiont here are othier interest
ing stories of outdoor life besicles
come,the regular departments devoted to
The authorities are beginning to gunning 'and fishing. W. J. Tay -
realize that the getting, of recruits is lor, Woodstock,Ont„ are publish-
like getting business—if you want ors of this magazine of outdoor
either; go after 'em, life.
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CONRIER'S
BUTTER=CRUST'
SMALL BREAD
The Bread of- Quality
Wrapped to be Clean and Sanitary
Made in Clinton, Ontario
Phone 202 — — 5c Loaf
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Thursday, September 16th, 1915.
School Outfitters
And invite you to do your buying at our store
Everything you need will be found.
here in good assortment
and value "a
minnusimmunnessane
The y :',, re D. Fair eo.
Often the cheapest—Allways the Best
Penslar White Pine and Spruce Balsam
What's the use experimenting
with medicines? We know what
White Pine and Spruce Balsam is,.
as the formula is printed on each
label.
Beyond a doubt this is the most
efficient cough remedy we have
ever sold. Nothing else will so
readily redeye
ea1a�j�cough.
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Furniture, Rugs & L ino1eumm
We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going
to furnish your home, or if you only want some odd pieces.
You will find it to your advanta to inspect cur stock and see
the bargains we are offering. We also carry a good line of
Violins, Pianos and Organs.
Our Undertaking Department fa up to date in every respect
and we guarantee the best of satisfaction
JAS® DUNFORD
Undertaker and Funeral Director. • Phone 2S.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
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"Live and Let Live"
The Spice
Makes the 'Pickles
' Have yoi ever observed that
some pickles and meat sauces have
different flavors from ethers?
The cause lies' in the Spice and
Vinegar used.
Otic 'Mixed Pickling Spice as
well as our other Spicae are se-
tt abed 't; illi the utmost' care—You
canuot go wrong in using them.
A llspice.
Let, us give you a price on your Cii:ncmon whale urr grornd.
plumbing( or Furnace and see the
Dollars we can save you,
Agents for Hecht Furnaces
Thos.11awkins
Cloves, whop and groluncl,
Curry PoWdi:r, Mace, Tumerie,
Celery Seed. Whole' Mixed,
Pickling Spine.
All kinds of good quality -Vin-
egars to select from.
We have the PERFECT SEAL
and CROWN Brand Jamns.
Plumbing and (Heating E. E. i-lunnifnrd
Shop—over (lowland's Hardware
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JACKSON'S
Fall Style Show
We invite an inspection of the season's newest
and best of Shoes for Men, Women and Children.
—the choicest shoes and the best values the coun-
try's best makers produce.
Come to see what we are showing in Footwear
for the fall and winter season. -
It will afford us a great pleasure to have an
opportunity of showing you the many new styles
Our expert shoe service is always at your
command and solicit your -consideration.
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