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1"74HOW .IS THIS' FOR A FLANNELETTE BARGAIN?
COMMENCING SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 26th 192
FLANNELETTE WITH EVERY TWO YARDS OF THE
ABOVE MENTIONED GOODS PURCI1ASED,
THAT . IS TO SAY
You Pay for 2 Yards awl get 3
You Pay for 5 Yards and get 71/2
You Pay for 10 Yards and get 15
You Pay for 20 Yards and get 30
WILL YOU aiUY AT LESS THAN COST?
IF SO, COME TO
WN'S INTER SALE
WE WILL GIVE ABSOLUTELY FREE ONE YARD ' OF -
Corless
A GOOD WIRING JOB DE
MANDS CARE, SKILL AND
a
EXPERIENCE.
.We have these very necess-
ary qualifications and can sup-
ply all the up-to-date equip-
ment essential to a good job.
Come in and ask to see our
Lighting Plant run. We sell
and • install THE SILENT
ALAMO, ,
& Venner
Hardware and Electrical
TRY
1 Hawkins
FOR PLUMBING
HEATING AND
ROOFING
i.' Repairing Promptly
.®one
Phone 53
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Hecla Furnaces
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Getting Ready For Baseball Opening Clock Stopped
Tuesday some of the baseball boys'.
fhe Post Office Cloak refused to
started their spring training and eotja- eont'uue work in the faeo of the sleet
d iesday morning and stopped at
=sensed tossing the ball around,' on
"Heck" Hays, of the Qoderich team had 5:30 a, m,
better soon start his teats going, Good •Ice and Good Tune
Agricultural Banquet To;NIBht i The skating party under the auspices
The Annual Banquet of the Huron of 'the Tiny Scouts on Friday evening,
Central Agricultural Society will be held last was a success, A good 'crows}
in the Town hall to -night (Thursday), ' was in attendance incl the ice in good
There are still a few tickets to be had shape, Excellent music was' provided
yet,' Banquet at 7 o'clock to be follow- by the Kiitie Baud,
ed by addresses. I Issuing Permits
Chief of Police Fitzsimons is now
ready •to -issue permits for weapons.
The' Chief again wishes 'to impress'
Ippon the people the neces.s.Ity of ob-
taining •a permit, The pctnarty , of
$too is no light one and persons who
do not wish to take a permit would do
well to hand in' their guns, pistdls
Some Clever Work • • etc.,'so as to be immune ` from this.
The window 'cards In the Marrish penalty.
Clothing Company's windows are draw• or
ing ,attention by the passer-by. The •
work is that of Mr. Alex, Eagieston, who •a
is clerk in the store and is very credit- *
able to the young man, `*
Attempt at Housebreaking
Saturd;4y- evening about 8 o'clock
while Mrs. Betts and daughter were
upstairs, some• person tried the door
and then put their shoulder to it a
couple of times. Mrs. Betts called
out and the intruder went away. This
is the second time this has occurred
in the past week or so,
•
Falls, Breaks Leg
E. Honsberger, a well-known Till-
sonburg citizen, who has passed his
eightieth year, was seriously injured
Friday monring by failing on the
sidewalk, breaking his leg. A few
years ago, while working in the coun-
try, he was struck by lightning, but
surviving the shock. Mr. Honsber-
7 ger is one of the oldest Oddfeliows
'in the Dominion. •
��• 'It 'Cannot Be Done
' A writer of an otherwise good 'let -
POULTRY WANTED WEEKLY ter to the New Era spoiled it,ti ll,nby
Must Pay In U. S. Funds
• Citizens of the United States do-
miciled in Canada "must not alone
pay income taxes to the United
"States'. Government as heretofore, but
all, remittances' must be made in; the
United State funds.
Lead
There is a Reason
Ask Us.
MIDWINTER SALE'
$1.50 PER TON OFF ALL OUR
COAL AND COKE
Corning at this, the windy and
coldest time of the year, this sale
ought to be a real bonanza for
our citizens.
$20,000. WORTH OF STOCK
3000 Chickens
•
2000 Hens
•failing' fo attach his niIn .
be that the letter was not intended for
publication, but that • need make nc
difference. He •has made a statement
.and was apparently Ipth to back it up
'with 'his own' name,. Therefore, it
500 Ducks cannot be used nor can we refer to it
._._0— in any way, as it would be ill-advised
Top prices will be paid by, us
to accept a statement 'Mitch has not
the backing of the one who made it.
-for all kinds of Poultry taken • •- 1
King',s 'Plate May 2, st
at 'Clinton every ,day and 'at t •• - • +
,The King,s Plate this year, which is
Holmesville every Wednesday. gpeua to horses foaled in Ontario, will
morning. We pay three cents again :are•• 'ilei' -p1901 for the Ontario
more per lb. for properly fatten=ed, breeders as was the case last spring.milk fed Chicken&
Itis for 57,500 added, and 10 guineas,
the gift of His 'Majesty King George
V. This classic which is the eldest
continuously run eve»: on the con-
GUNN LANGLOIS -&'CO, LTD. a=nent will this year be run on May 21st
at the Woodbine, Toronto, and the
Clinton,- Ontario . entries will close with the Ontario
'Jockey 'Club on March 15th.
N. W. Trewartha ' Local Manager
The un -to -date Firm
SCRANTON 'COAL
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- r Don't, ,forget to leave your
Only 4 more days in Fbruary, 1 ,
A. F. and A, M: meets `on Friday I order for Spring Delivery for
eveniiog• • 1— COAL and WOOD —
■ •
9ll9.,,0���6 Iwith E. WARD, if you want
MUST BE TURNED INTO QUICKLY
CASH
Owing to what alight almost be
called a panicky buying craze, we
were= last fall forced to go into the
open coal market, and buy coal at
whatever figure we could, to meet
the wishes of our customers.
The winter has been all eXCep- Cool off too suddenly, they get their feet
tionft1 011e, and had we known it wet, kick off the, ctotilos at night..
The mother cannot watch then all
the time se what is she going to do? ICT ��+^ � °"°'�""'"C"'
ilfothcrs must seta neglect her u.��n
It is hard to lu>op the children frees
catching cold, they will run out of doors
not properly wrapped, or have too t
much clothing on and get overhruted and •,
was to be, we alight have gone on
and ,gave our p,:ople enough coal
fl'onl our straight-line shipments,
kept the price down; =driven up-
held as the "right kind of a coal
man," as scfine. of our coalmen
within the county, have done...
But on the other had, had the.
winter run its usual course, we
would certainly have been up a.
gainst it,
However facts are stubborn
s With
'things, and we find ours e1ve v
a heavy stock of dear coal, which
we are going td sacrifice at this
special price regardless of cost,
Let us have your order to -day,
and do not forget to place your,
Summer Order with us NOW.
Orders and settlements taken at
WILI"SIB'S STORE.
10R. MUSTARD
u'Xtitkon �s liirucefield,
Phone °loE Clutton Me,. X74,
Phone for ISruceileld do 518.
satisfactio=n.
—We will look after you—
Terms—Strictly Cash—Phone, 155.
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RESIDENCE --HURON STREET
ehldreres co,a7;ha or colds, but must The Corner Grocery
look fur a reunrdyon the Brat sign.
A great as e.,y mothers are now giving I'his is the Season • for HUt
their children Dr. AVuocre Norway Pine
Syrup, as it is so pleasant and nice for
then to 'take, and relieves the cough or
cold in a very short time,
�Irs. kS. Crowe, R.R. No. 5, Truro,
N S., writes:—e"I'wo years ago my
little boy
h, ere cold witch
caught �
au 1
a a se
left him with it very bad cough He
could not rest nt night, and became, very
thin and. wgak. The prescription our
physician gave rim did not help tum, and
1 slid nob know what, to do. try foster,
in Maasitoba, wrote Inc to try,Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup.' I went right to
town and purchased twobottles, and
before they were used myys boy's cough
had dtsappr tired, and he became Wang
and well again.
'We always knew what to rune, now f :r
coughs and colds."
Dr. Wood's Norway Pito Syrup is 85e,
and 50c a bottle at all dealers.
Manufactured only by The T. Milburt
Co., Limited,iToronto, Ont.
Drinks.
. We have ,prepared 'Chocolate,
Cocoa, Coffee and Bovril ready to
serve by pouring hot water - on
them.
Try Cowan's and Baker's Cocoa
also Good 13u1k Cocoa at a spec-
ial price, • ,
Jams and Marmalades.
See our ` •necial Saturday Bar=
gaits Counter. - -
Fred W. Wigg
!Phone 45.
Opening Up Business
On Saturday of this week Mr, Murray e
McEwen opens up his Custom Tailor :r
and Gent's Furnishing's Establishment ar
in the Wilkin Block. Mr, McEwen is e
no stranger in town, having been a resi- =r,
dent here for the past 14 years as a -s
tailor. The New Era wishes him sec- *
cess in. his new venture. •*
Engagement Announced
. a:
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hodge, of Padd- x
ington, London, England,' announce the *
engagement of their eldest daughter *
Alice Louise, to Mr. Lawrence Edgar e
Greig, of London, Ontario, son of Mr. *
and Mrs• T. A, Greig, of Clinton, Ont- a,
:trio. The marriage to take place -early *
in March.: +r
ar
A quiet but very pretty wedding was *
solemnized on Wednec4lly morning,
February 23rd, at 6:30 a. m., when Miss
Mary Clete tlol.aed, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. FL Holland became the
bride of Mr. Wil lane Merritt Nediger,
son cf Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Nediger. *
Rev, Anderson officiating at the wedd- -*
ing. Tia bride looked very charming
in her traveling suit of navy cloth with
becoming hat and furs and carried a
bouquet of • Ophella Roses. After a
dainty wedding breakfast at the hone
of the bride's.parents the happy couple
left on the 8:23 train for if short honey-
moon.trip to London and other points. M SUCCESSFULLY!
On then' return they expect to take *
up their home in Seaforth. * r „ , * „
Married Wednesday
ADVERTISING
Some merchants hesitate
to begin Newspaper Adver-
'lising because their business
is YOUNG and their avail-
able advertising appropria-
tion small.
Don't let that condition
deter your
SMALL SPACE in News-
papers can be made unusual-
ly profitable.
Given a CLEVER IDEA, a
striking arrangement of
type, and an advertisement
of only one or two inches
single column can be made
to work wonders, if used
persistently. '
T h e Ingersoll Dollar
Watch was first advertised
by means of very small ad-
vertisements.
e As the sales of Ingersoll
s• Watches increased the size
* of the space grew, until NOW
* the volume of business is
* enormous and the advertis-
ing runs to full pages.
"Great oaks from little
* 'acorns grow."
w An ADVERTISING Campaign
* can be evolved •which fits
# YOUR NEEDS and your re-
* sources.
• Horlick's =Malted Milk - used
• one -inch ads for naonths—
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NOTICE
Oi'Saturday, February, 26th, I,am opening a Cus-
tom Tailor Shop, with a few lines of "Suitings, etc., in,
the store, first door north of-Rattenbury- House. '
Will also carry a comple line of Gents Furnishings.
All new stock.•
•
" MURRAY McEWAN
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Promptly done at very
Reasonable prices.
ll_ t'
''>J. u Cant', ,
,A.ffor Fa se
Economy
You can't expect the. same wear ally service from a twenty
dollar suit than you get from one at forty. And the forty dollar xl
uit will cost you less in the long run. It will give you nv
eller and longer wear and service than the inferior grades A
uality lighting plant like the Doniinion, built of the highest lt:
rade- materials 'with careful workmanship, without thought of p'
trying to skimp and sue will save you money in the end. Low W;,
fuel consumption, freedom from ,repair and ability to deliver
continuous power are what count, A Dominion Lighting Plant J,
in your property means ample power every day•with 1,w main- p
tenance, . , •
Write for, descriptive booklet and naive of your local dealer. ,r
"If you want the best, buy a Dossiusion."
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Suiten & Perdu.e
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The High Cost
.. 4v nd'I: �I. • "d
ofc1Dipping
It you are worth $50,00 a week or
pay it to an employee who dips his pen
in the ipk 50 . times a day, the dipping
cost you 71/2c a day, that is why WATER
MAN'S IDEAL FOiJNTAIN `PEN is,
replacing the old style pen everywhere,
in office, school and home.
The W. >,
i • Often the ehe4lieSt--2 JWtYs the Best
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YOUR ATTENTION
Is Drawn to These Specials we Offer This Week. You Will Find Our Prices
Right With To -Days' Market in these Lines and others the same. Our AIM.
Is to Satisfy our CUSTOMERS.
3 Bars Ivory Soap. .25c 2 pkgs. Corn Flakes 25c
EXTRA SPECIAL
3 Bars Lifehouy Soap
25c,
3 Bars Goblin Soap.25c
3 Bars of Palm Olive
Soap With Another
Purchase At
OUR STORE
1 Can of Tomatoes 15c
OUR 81G BAR OF
N. P. SOAP
Equal in Weight of 3
Of Any Other Laundry
Soap For 25 cents
SEE OUR WINDOW
SATURDAY FOR
OTHER SPECIALS
Supplies Limited to t
EACH CUSTOMER 2 Pkgs Jelly Powder 25c
GET TIIE HABIT OF DEALING AT
JOHNSONTHESTORE FOR EVGl2YBODl�j'
PHONE 111.
1 Ib of Valencia Raisins:
.23e
Ib of Mince Meat at
22c.
2 Large Cans Heinz Pork: •
and Beans at . , 22c.
Clinton Garage and Battery Service Station
The Enforcement of the Headli ght Laws, means that auto owners
must equip their cars with approv ed Lenses. We have the followingl
to choose from:
Levelight
Ftolophane
Legalite. •
Staler Roadlighter
Primolite
Macbeth
Conopher Clear
'Conopher Noviol
Ciamert - Comae in and have us fill out you r• applications
J. H. PAXMAN '
EZAM1NER FOR LICENSE. DRIVING
Phone 80 : Residence 140 CLINTON, ONT.
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NEW. ERA WANT ADS, -
The Most Interesting News in Th'e Paper
WHEN there is an emergency to meet, when a'
need of business or the home presents itself,
quick," decisive action is demanded.
•There are innumerable occasions' when there 'is
imperative demand to, accomplish a desired object
at once and to do it in the most efficient way. with , '
'Maximum. return and minimum expense. . The se.
curing of reliable household servants and help of all
kinds. Getting the right kind of capable experienc-
ed employes for office, mill, store, shop or factory
Selecting high grade representatives to secure add-
ed volume of business. The renting or buying a
home. Choosing inrestinent chances that are pro.
fitable and sure. Finding a job that is pleasant,
• congenial and that holds possibility of advancement
and increased return. Restoring lost articles of
value., ' Ask for the Want Ad. Man.
,y��+•ti;ttn ter=«
a a1:;t li,tsrnrs•A
BOMA
cushion :ole
Shoes for ChiLdren
Most mothers who buy Hurlbuts once, buy them always—but
they never need to buy't11em as often as any other slake, This -
is because Hurlbuts Shoes are BETTER SHOES, and have ex-
clusive -features nit found in other makes,
Compare Hurlbuts with the life of any pair of ordinary shoes
you have ever bought—and you wilt see. that Hurlbut Welted
Cushion Sole Shoes represent the
lowestestprice-per-day's
wear of
any shoe made for children. -
A FULL RANGE OF STYLES AT
MED. .174 e KSON
—"SHOES THAT SATISFY"—
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ATISFY".-