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The Clinton News Era
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HOW, IS THIS FOR A FLANNELETTE BARGAIN?
COMMENCING SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 26th 1921
WE WILL GIVE. ABSOLUTELY FREE ONE YARD OF
FLANNELETTEWITH' EVERY ' 'TWO' YARDS OF THE
ABOVE MENTIONED GOODS PURCHASED. �..°
THAT IS TO SAY :
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You Pay for 2 Yards\and get 3
You Pay for 5 Yards and get 7112
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You T'ay for`10Yar'ds'and get 15'
You Pay for 20 Yards and get 30'
SWILL • YOU BUY AT LESS THAN
COST?
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IF SO, . COME TO
BROWN'S . MIDWINTER \TA...�i1� fir1
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Hat, re ailrir
° The Question is sometimes
asked, are Hardware Prices
coming down? The fact is, no
one at present knows just
what the future holds in re-
gards to prices but rest assured
that should prices come down
Our customers wilt at Once
reap the benefit,, Conte and
see our Stock. of Electric.Ap-
pliances and Fixtures.
Vetitter
ectrical
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Up Goes the Cost
Every live stock auctioneer resident
in the province of Ontario will have
to pay a license of 550 per annum,
and those' who are not residents will
have to Pay '5100 according to a' bill
before the Legislature.
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Spring lu On Tho Wing
Cleaned Main Streets
Chief hitzsihlhmts had men end teaurs
on the tnacada,ai roads last week clean-
•ing up for the coming of Spring.
TI'e roads soon dried up,
Some Snakes—ttnd';in,a
Dry Territory Tod:';
The Gelindl Trunk eonstruetioii gang:
awhile engaged in the work of building
°a new bridge between Holniesville and
`Goderich last` week 'uncovered a nest
of shakes isamberiiig over eighty. The
men silty 'there were 'sone' small and
,some 'large ones in the colony:
,A Former Resident Passes Away.
Mrs. Ednfund. Mouncasti'e widow of
the late edmutid. Mounteastie,_ former,
fly .of Clinton, (Hod at .her hone in
Dundalk, Ontario, on Saturday . Martlh
112th, Mrs, Mountcastle was, about SO
years old, .and was, born; in Scotland.
.tier ;maiden name was Margaret Thomp-
son, daughter of George Thompson,
fol :many years a farmer on the Huron
'Road near Holmesville. Her husband
died Iast May and, was burled! in the
Clinton Cemetery. The funeral was
held on; Monday, -March 14 and Was
attended by old friends of the family,
including two relatives, Miss Lizzie
Malcolm,, of Toronto, a niece, and
James Malcolm, a nephew of 'Albany,
N. Y. Rev, S. E. McKegney condlucted
a short service at the grave The
pall bearers were:—H. B. Chant, A.
J. Holloway, J. E, Ford and H. T.
Rance.
Pay Higher License
Insurance . agents who until re!
cently paid a license fee of $3.00' to
the Governmentfor the privilege`of'
writing up insurance policies are now
compelled to pay a separate license, of
$3,00•for.the different kinds of in-
surance . An agent handling fire, life,
autmobnla and casualty insurance will
now;pay 512 for the license where
heretofore he paid only $3,00 for the
ldt. Where the agency is .under a
firth „name each member of the firm
is required to take out a separate_lic-
ense, while previous to this recent
provincial enactment one license would
r t 334 le. .30, BROODER STOVES suffice.
FORT' PLUMBING
l I`EATING' ' A ND
ROOFING
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.Repairing-Pron:gtlL
Phone: 53'
Hicla Ftitrnoices• Lead
There ill" a` Redion
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LQWER PRICE$
Owing to an exceptional winter, we
are now glad to announce the return of
almost normal condition's in the mining
industry, and the 'return of our old
straight-line coal, the celebrated
D. L. & W. SCRANTON
This permits us ta- et{nounce else
NORMAL QUOTATIONS,
And another Reduction of
$1;50 PER TON
1Vlaldng the Price of the Prepared Sizes
$17.00' DELIVERED
This price is rock bottom, and is
based on present' wages, freight rates
and American Exchange, which from all
appearance will not probably be any
less,
Place your order with the only deal-
er in town displaying a Government
License,
Would also ask all those with Out-
standing accounts to kindly arrange for
Settlement this month as it is the arose
of our coal year.
MO. IL MUSTARD
Clinton & Brelcefield.
Phone for Clinton No, 74.
Phone fat 11eucefield 11 on 615,
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We have 'a limited number of
Brooder Stoves on hand which
we are selling at a considerable
reduction, the price beingV X25.00.
These stoves will brood frons"300
to 400 Chickens. Just what you
need to get early pullets and
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he high suli'imer
Chickens for
market.
GUNN LANGLOIS & COAT1)
' Clinton;' Ontario
N. W: 'Trewarflia Local Manager
The un -to -date Firm
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Goderich:—A vote of 56,600 for 1 order 'for' Spring Delivery for
Goderich dock improvement is included
its the Ottawa estimates. 1— COAL and. WOOD —
CLINTON pFLO 1 MILLS -
Now is y'ooiti•tc;iiaiiice°to get in
somesome cheap feed while it
,lasts:
!tow Grade .$45:00 per ton
:Short's' 38.00 per ton
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Bran 40.bo per ton
:North Star 5.50 per.cwt
'+Mple'Leaf' 5:25' per cwt
1i'astry- 5:00 per cwt1'
1I also {IIa e a small quantity'
rJ of corn and'corn chop.
Jdhn Sckdernhtals
;Phone 8. Clinton
SCRANTON'- COAL
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IIAT PERSISTENT I with E. WARD, if you want
11ACKSh�1ieza,
riAd,�svv~;' @��G
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Can Be Quicfily Relieved By
IEr. Wood's Nor* Pins Syrup.
The terrible, hacking, lung -racking
cough that sticks to you in, elute of every-
thing you have done to get rid of it, is a'
great Clanger to your health, and the
longer it sticks, the more aorious the
menace becomes.
The constant eoughing lcceps the lungs
and bronchial tubes in such an Irritated
and inflaned condition they get no
chance t0 heal.
Yost will find in Dr. Wood's Norway
Pule Syrup a remedy that loosens the
n soothes the lun s
phlegm and foals and l g ,
thereby fortifying them against serious
pulmonary disease;
Mr. J. W. P, Whitely, Vermilion, Alta.,
writ est—:I wish to express my thtl ks for
what Dr,- Wood's Norway' Pine yrim
has done for me. For 11, number of
Weeks I had been aufferr'ng from a, very
ca.:: hacking rough and all the remedies
1 tried faikd 1: rehrvn me. At last I
eeottrcd a bottle of•:"Dr. Wood's," and
after .taking .it, I .6ccitred- great ..relief,
Needless to say it is now my intention
to alwhys keep a supply on -Baud" '
'rl;)tr Wobtl'a' 1: 35e 'And•d0e d bottle
at all fioalbre The gontiind is put talon
a Yoltow . Wre.ppet, three pinetrc s, t to
:ra<te'tnntlsl maui'd
iietttted onlyIds?The
I `T , I.Iilburn Co„ Litftttcd,' Toreeto, `Oat,,
satisfaction.
—We will look after you—
Terms—Strictly Cash—Phone 155.
• RESIDENCE --HURON STREET
The Corner Grocery
Special Price Dinner
Sets
A White and Gold 'Complete Dinner Set
at $28.50 and a beautiful Senti-
Porcelin Set at 538,50 also half
Dinner Setts consisting of six
of each at 517,95,
A special price on a 14andpainted:'t'ea
Set. •
Cheat} 'lea's and Coffee's are dear at
fatty,'prioe but when you tray our
, 600, 70p .. or 80c: a special
Bland of 'tea ,or our bbct and
-5 vToffee,. You Fare getting
value. ,hard" to equal,'`
Flee"d. W. Wig
Phone 45.
Ministerial Matters
• The Rev.' Win. Rnithby, pastor of
the Baptist Church, Dunville, whose
native has figured _prominently in the
investigation going on there concern-
ing the administration of the Ontario
Temperance Act, is a native of Hullett,
b:eing raised near Auburn. He has
been invited' to Petrolea, and it is
expected he will commence his pastor
al duties there ` by the beginning of
April,
The following item, from the last
issue of the Christian Guardian, refers
to a native of Stanley, and lye:; known
as a former pastor In this county:—
"We are sorry to report that the
Rev. George McKinely, Pastor of Hyatt
Avenue Church, London, has found
it' necessary, through iII health, to seek
'relief from the strain of the pastorate.
He expects to ask the next Conference
to relieve him. He was absent from
his pulpit three months 'last summer,
hoping that the change might improve
hisihealth, but the improvement has
not been '_permanent. We are sure
thtat his brethren will feel regret that
such action is necessary„, ands we hope
that in due time he may be able to re-
turn to the active work. -
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Residents of"Canton
Take Notice
• We are tearing down the Commer-
cial Hotel and will have all the mater-
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huts salvaged for sale at reasonable
Prices.
Apply on the Premises:
ed also by a sister, Mrs. Cuyler, of
The Mercantile Salvage Company. West WawanOsh,
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The robins are here,' the frog chor-
us can be Hearin. on Mild nights and
the rhubarb is up. Now watch a bit
snow storm come along and spoil It
all.
Census Commissioner& for Huron
The Ottawa Government has tot
"nounced the Census Commissioners
for Huron County:—North Huron
:—
George G. 144tEwan; South Huron; --1.
David field;
'Novelist Dead,
Florence. D. Barclay; .the novelist'',
"died Thursday, at Litppsfield Court;
Surrey, ,E'ingland, after an operation''
Florence BarCidy, who Was born It
1862, was the author, among other
\,works, of "Tile Rosary," "The' Wheel§
of Tihne," and t'Th:e Was Tree."
W°mens' institute Meeting
The Women's Institute;, will hold
their monthly meeting on Thursday
March 24th at 3 p; m, in the rooms
bbove the Public Library, An ex=
tenant paper will be, given, also an
.exchange of patterns. A picnic tea
will be served. All visitors made
very welcofne,
Minor Locals
St; Patrick's Day.
March is going.
Millinery Openings are the next
order of business.
The Local merchants are not. dis-
playing garden seeds.
The present Ontario Legislature is
remarkable for its Raney storms.
'Why not have rules for parking the
street corner loafer as web as for
automobiles;
Lightning rod men are not to'be
allowed to do their work in any old
slipsliod method in the future. The
agents ara to be licensed.
Rev. J. 0, L. Sprackiin is to tour
Ontario in . favor of prohibition. This
time he will resort to other "per-
suasive"'methods than are carried
about in the hip ,pocket.
It is astonishing how people who.
would scorn totake anything, unpur-'
chased from a Store will endeavor to
secure free advertising in a newspaper.,
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Death Calls Mrs. Treleaven
The Lucknow. Sentinel makes refer-
ence to the death of a sister -In-law of
Mr. J. W. Treleaven, of town
Mrs. W. E, Treleaven, one. of the
best known and esteemed women of
the villiage, passed away about ten
o'clock Sunday night. Mrs. Treleav
ten had suffered from heart trouble
for some time and .on Friday her con
dition suddenly • became serious so
that those in attendance. had from
that time little hope that she would
recover. The funeral was on Wednes-
day afternoon, service being held in
the Methodist Church, Mrs. Tre-
leaven's maiden name was Margaret
Miller; and her early. hone was a
few miles from the village of White-
church where she 'was born nearly 53
years ago. For over ten years she
has been a resident of Lucknow, and
an active worker in the Methodist
'Church where she will be greatly miss-
ed, The bereaved husband, sop and
slaughter have the symp,athyc of a very
large circle of friends. She is surviv-
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1itf 7 i r' d. 'ALf-+htYXf''s
Th High Post
->cof Dipping
If you are worth $50,00 a weelf or
pay it to an employee who dips his pen
in the ink 50 times a day, the dipping
costs your 71/2c"a day, thatis why WA,'1"tit
MAN'S IDEAL. FOUNTAIN PEN is
replacing the old style pen everywhere,
,in office, 'school and home.
Oiten the' Cheapest LA'1ways''theBesi.
Easy. to. Beat Eggs
—but its bard to beat the Quality of our Bulk Teas. You can get it in Black.
Mixed or Green, in 3 grades, that suits the taste also the purse. We offer
you at pre-war prices,
REGAL BRAND
Black 35c per Ib
2 lbs for 65c
KING BRAND
Black or Mixed t Ib 55c
2 tb s for $1,00
QUALITY BRAND
t ib for .. , ..75c
2 lbs for 55.45
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PHONE .11L
SPRING
CLEANING TIME
IS
CLOSE AT HAND
AND
NOW IS THE TIME TO
PREPARE FOR
THE ANNUAL
.. SPRING CLEAN-UP
'Pork and Beans . , .22c:
w, !
Ivory, Lifebouy or
Goblin Soap for 25c
.3 Bars.
2 Packages
Jelly Powder ....25c
1 Can Heinz
OCT' THE HABiT 0 F DEALING AT
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THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY'
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Clinton Garage and Battery Service Station
`t • The Enforcement of the Headli gift Laws, means that auto owners
must equip their cars with approv ed Lenses. We have the following
to choose from:
Levelight
Holophane
Legalite
Staler Roadlighter
Clamart Come in and have us, fib/. out your applications
J. H.PAXMAN '
EZAMINER FOR LICENSE DRIV,IN
Prinholite
Macbeth
Conopher Clear
'Conopher Noviol
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Phone 80 •: ,Reisldence 140 CLINTON, ONT.
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You 'cant'
Aff or Jse
' Econ..my
You can't expect the same wear and service from a twenty
dollar suit than you get from one at forty. And the forty dollar
uit will colt you less in the long run. ' It will give you
etter and longer wear and service than the inferior grade. A
uality lighting plant like the Dominion, built of the highest
rade ]materials with careful workmanship, without thought of
yiirg to skimp and save will save you money in the end." Low
Nei consumption, freedom from repair and ability to deliver
ontinuous power are what count, A Dominion Lighting Plant
in your property means ample power every day with low main-
tenance.F,ThiThEla
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Write for descriptive booklet 'and name of' your local, dealer.)
"If you want the bestir buy a Dominion."
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Most mothers who buy Hurlbut once, buy then, always—but
they never need to buy them as often as any other slake. This
is because Hurlhiuts Shoes are BETTER SHOES, and have ex -
elusive features not found in other makes.
Compare Hurlbuts with the life of any pair of ordinary shoes
you have ever bought—anti you will see that Hurlbut Welted
Cushion Sole Shoes represent the lowest price -per -day's wear of
any shoe made for children.
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