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HOW IS THIS FOR. A FLANNELETTE BARGAIN?
COMMENCING SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 26th 1921
WE WILLI GIVE ABSOLUTELY FREE ONE YARD OF
FLANNELETTE' WITH EVERY TWO YARDS OF THE
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ABOVE MENTIONED GOODS PURCHASED.
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THAT IS TO SAY
You Pay for 2 Yards and get 3
You Pay for 5 Yards and get 712
You Pay for 10 Yards and get 15
You Pay for 20 Yards and get 30
YOU BUY AT LESS THAN
IF SO, COME TO
COST?
ROWN'S MIDWINTER SALEI
THE TOOLS IN
OUR.. WiNDOW
e .
Give but a small idea of
the number • and variety in
the store, so if you don't see
the tool you want. COME IN
AND ASK FOR iT.
The same idea holds good
with our housecleaning helps.
Come in and talk it over, We
Want you to feel at hone in
our store, . yf
Corless & Venner
Hardware and Electrical
TRY
1. Hawkins
FOR PLUMBING '
HEATING AND
ROOFING
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Repairing Promptly
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Phone 53
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Hecla Furnaces Lead
There is a Reason
Ask Us.
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Summer
nun
Prices
April this year presents an except-
ional opportunity for the coal consum-
ing public, in the advent o[ the Annual
Summer Prices. dH• ESTNUT i
EG , 9'rovg,-& CHESTNUT
AT $16.00 DELIVERED
' Owing to a slight reduction in the
)rice of Straight -Line Coal at the mines,
we are now allowed to make this spec-
ial offer so as to keep the miners in
work.
It is the custom of the mine opera-
tors to•raise the price each month from
now till fall, but we are going to try to
hold this special price for
APRIL, MAX, & JUNE
This will give you an oppporttinity to
have the coal delivered when the
ground is fit to drive in to your yard,
but be sure to place your order now at
the old reliable stand.
We guarantee satisfaction as we al-
ready have our large sheds full of our
own coal of high class t`atlality.
ORDER NOW
JNO. B. MUSTARD
Clinton & Brucefiel
Phone for Clinton Na. ''41 air
Phone for Brasfield 11 on 618.
BROODER STOVES
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We have a limited number 'of
Brooder Stoves on hand wliicli
we are selling at a considerable
reduction, the price being $25.00,
These stoves will brood from 300
to 400 Chickens. Just what you
need to get early pullets and
Chickens for the high sunimer'
market.
GUNN LANGLOIS & CO, LTD.
Clinton, Ontario
N. W. Trewartha Local Manager
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Hullett Twp. Will supply Program.
The postponed U. F. 0. meeting will
be held on Friday evening of this
week, and the Hullett Twp. members
will supply the program. •
Act Will Be Enforced.
There is to be no weakeningof the
Adoleslent Act, which requires that aft-
er September 1, next children shall be
kept at school until they are 16 years
old according to announcements by Hon
Mr. Grant , minister of education. "But
we will be reasonable and enforce it
gradually," Intimated Mr. Grant "Child
ren who are 15 years of age and who
have been working for a year will not
be forced back to school. We expect
the people of the province will co-op-
erate."
Minor Locals.
Watch your step to -morrow in April
Fool Day.
Friday is a April Fool's Day.
Council meets on Monday Evening.
New York's Easter ,parade had noth-
ing on Clinton.
Don't, frail to see "A cheerful Liar"
at the town hall on Monday evening.
The Princess Theatre had big crowds
on Good Friday and Saturday.
The Spring Show will be held a week
from Thursday. See special prize list
on another page.
Schools reopen 00 Monday next for
final term.
Did you hand in the names of youy
Easter visitors to the New Era. If. tie
have not puplished them, don't blame
us for we nay not have known they
were here.
The man who knocks his home town
is usually a flat failure, That is the fel-
Iced who says "Bunt town" is likely to
be the "town -bunt,"
SCRANTON COAL
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Don't forget to leave ' your
Greenville (S.C.) Piedmont: Deflat- •
fan seems as bad for business as for order for Spring Delivery for
tires,
EA LES
LEFT
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The after elloute of measles may be far
reaching, as the irritation of the re-
spiratory passages is one of the char-
acteristics of this disease, and very
often those who ]lave been robust,
beroma; delicate and liable to lung troubles,
hence measles should never be regarded
with. indifference,
Measles are generally followed by an
acute attack on the mucoue membranes.
Phe sneezing is accompanied with a
watery discharge, sometimes blooding
From the nose, a cough of a short, fre-
'Meet and noisy chnrector, with little or
no expectoration, hoarseness of the voice,
etc.
On'eo the Bough starts you should
procuro a bottle of Dr. Wood's Norway
Bine Syrup, take a few' doses a day
and tints bronchitis, pneumonia.,
prevent
or perhaps consumption ,getting a foot-
hold on your system.
Mrs. Oliver holly, Bellislo Station
N.B., writes: --"Two years ago I had
the measles, and they left me with a
bad cough, I kept getting worse Until
at last I could not sleep. My neighbor
told me of Dr. Woods Norway I"ine
Syrup, so I sent and got a bottle, and
before I had used it my cough was all
better.
I find it a great family medicine for
nolle and cough's and I now keep it in
the house all the ;�hne,"
Dr. Wood'e Norway fine Syrup is
800., a large bottle OO,., At all drugglsti
and dealers. Put up only by The T,
Milburn Co., x united, 'Pronto, Ont.
— COAL and WOOD --
with
with E. WARD, if you want
satisfaction.
—We will look after you—
Terms—Strictly Cash—Phone 155.
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RESIDENCE—HURON STREET
The Corner Grocery
BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING
For Morse Fair Day.
Make" our" store- your
headquarters and get
your share of the Bar-
gains we will be offer
Fred. W. Wigg
Phone 45.
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Hospital Board Meeting,
The regular monthly iiieeting of the
Hospital Board will be held at the Of -
floe of Mr. Stothers on Monday API'
4, at 3,30 o'clock, -
Great Demand for Easter Powers.
The local florists stated that there
was a great demand for Easter flowers
and many a home was brightened dur-
ing the holidays by them;
Will. It Rain For 7 Sundays?
People are wondering of the old say-
ing will hold good for it rained. on Sun-
day and weather prophets say it will
rain for 7 more Sundays.
Moved this Week.
Mr, Davison of '$imcoe Was in town
over the week end his family moved to
Sitncoe on Tuesday, We wish them suc
cess in their new home,
A Social Evening.
Murphy Orange Lodge No. 710, will
held a box social on Tuesday evening
April 5th in their Lodge Rooms to the
members and their friends. Come and
enjoy an evening. with the Orangemen.
Good Roadsli?
If anyone wants to know how the
roads are they, can find out from Bart
Lavis, who brought up a truck for, J.
Schoenhals on Good Frday. Mr. Levis
was also in the rain with no top and de
cided it was indeed a wet rain,
Revising Lists.
The revision of voters' lists com-
menced in Lt. -Col, Rance's Office at
10 'clock Monday morning. The
otlice is open every day th�i11s week for
the revision of lists of vot5S•s for the
referendum of next month. The hours
are 10 to 12 o'clock in the morning
2 to 5 in the afternoon. Voters are
expected to register early in order that
there will be no congestion on the last
day.
Rube Horning Married.
A quiet but pretty wedding was sole-
mnized at Galt on Wednesday March 23,
when Miss Louise Nickel, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, G. P. Nickel Listowel
was united in marriage with' Mr. R
Horning of P:lmerston. After the cere
mony Mr. and Mrs. Horning left for Tor
onto and other points on 'a short wed-
ding trip, On their return they will re-
side in Palmerston where the groom has
an excellent position with the G. T. R.
and is secretary treasurer of the north
Wellington baseball League.
Reduce Allowances.
A reluction in the wages to be paid
to the returning officers, deputy return
ing officers and poll clerks, who will
work in the coining referendum on the
temperance question on April 18, has
been made b;)* the Dominion Govern-
ment, through an order -in -council is-
sued by the Cabinet. The notice came
-from the auditor general's department
and noticed him that the tariff of fees
had been reduced from the former tariff
which provided the payment of $4 per
poll to the returning officer, $3 per
day to the D„ R. C. and $5 per diem for
the poll clerk, Under the new tariff the
returning officer is to receive only $2
per poll, the deputy returning officer
$7 per day and the poll clerks $4 per
day, The payment for polling booths re-
mains at $10,
re;wtt3'-0 •kG vt .it tr::,•
The Boy Scots.
The boys will have a "hike" on Fri-
day leaving the schoolroom at 9,30 am,
Engagement Announced,,
Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Reid of
"Maple Shade Farm," Hullett, announce
the engagement of their eldest daught-
er Annie to Willhtm Norman Shepherd,
son of Mr, and Mrs. William Shepherd
Aliso of Hullett. The marriage will take
place in. April.
New Citi,ena In town.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Beacon and fam-
ily have moved in from Summerhill and
taken possession of their new home on
Albert street, Mr. and Mrs, Peffers of
Auburn have taken up their abode ie
their new home; the Little place on the
corner of Albert and Princess,
Weatherman Not Nice.
Easter Sunday.
The weather man was very disagree-
able on Sunday and showers ft • e .la
morning and Evening at church time.
The day was warm though in the after-
noon the Spring hats and new clothes
were on parade,
For Pre -Uniforms,
A questionalre seeking opinions on
the advisability returning to the uni-
forms worn by militia regiments prior
to the war has been sent to officers.
Some officers prefer to retain the kha-
ki uniforms, while others favor pre-war
attire, The answers are to be sent to Ot
tatva for the consideration of the Militia
Department,
Goderich Charged Up
(Goderich Signal:)—The local water
and light commission at its regular
meeting last Thursday night was con-
fI'onted by a bill of $3,130.09 from the
jrovincial Hydro Commission, repre-
senting the difference between the
actual cost of power delivered during
the year •ending October 31st, 1920,
and the amounts received according to
monthly bills rendered, There was
also a bill of $236.69 for interest to
October 31st last on arrears. The
commission passed the latter account,
and laid over the larger one pending an
explanation from the Hydro district en-.
gineer. The additional charge will run
Goderich's power cost to over $50 per
horse -power. The contract price was
$37; later the charge was increased to
$43, and with the additional charge the
price goes up to over $50 per h. p,
'These Twins are Real Duplicates.
We have heard of twin brothers
looking as much alike as tw o peas
but the Vogt brothers, two well
known farmers of this district, cer-
tainly take the cake. Fred Voir` of
Baird's Corners so resembles his
brother, Will, of Carrick that even
their own children can scarcely tell
then apart and have mistaken one
for the other many a time. But the
climax was reached one morning
whent Ire two brothers arranged to
meet in town. Fred had some bust
ness to do and carne in an hour ear-
ly. hie was in Fox's jewelry store
when he was surprised to see his
brother standing a few feet away.
"Hello, Will, you are in early this
morning," he said. There was no re-
ply. • He was talking to his ov/n re-
flection in the big wall-mirrorl—Walk-
erton Telescope,
ar`a.ts'lka"`d
The High Cost
of Dipping
If you are worth $50,00 a week or
pay it to an employee who dips his pegs
in the ink 50 times a day, the dipping
costs you 71/ac a day, that is why.WATER
MAN'S IDEAL FOUNTAIN PEN is
replacing the old style pen everywhere,
in office, school and home.
The W. D. Fair ea.
Often the Cheapest--T-tkways the Best
,Don't Forget
That we Have Our Usual Specials on 'Clinton's Annual Spring Show Day,
Thursday, April 7. Make our store your Headquarters. This week we
offer you
3'Fkgs of Jelly Powder
at ...........35c
Any Flavor
5 Ib of R. Oats for .25c
3 Bars of Lifebouy Soap
for.. ...,25e
Don't Forget we Have
the Big Bar of N. P,
Soap at 25c
Equals 3 of any Others.
EGG CONTEST
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For THIJRSDAY,
APRIL 7th, (SHOW
DAY,) We are offering
in addition to Regular
Market Price to Persons
Bringing in Heaviest
Dozen of Fresh Hens
Eggs (Single Yokes)
1ST PRIZE
,1 Ib Best Black Tea.
2nd PRiZE
1/2ib of Coffee
Names of Winners will
be announced ' in our
Window, Saturday, April
9th.
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GET THE HABIT OF DEALING AT
TEA SPECIAL
Ib of Blk. Tea
3 Ib Blk Tea ....SLOG
1 Ib 131k. Tea .-.SSC
2 lb Blk Tea... $1.00
2 IL Broken Sodas. 25c
2 PKGS of Corn Starch
for .. .. .,... 25c
JOHNSONfieC
PHONE'
111. THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
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Clinton Garage and Battery Service Station
The Enforcement of the Headli ght Laws, means that auto owners
must equip their cars with approv ed Leases, We have the following
to choose from:
Levelight
Hoiophane
Legalite
Primolite
Macbeth
'ronopher Clear
Shaler Roadlighter tonopher Noviol
Clamert . Come in and have us fill out your applications
J. H. PAXMAN Overland Agent °
EZAMINER FOR LICENSE DRIVIN G
Phone 80 : Residence 140 CLINTON, ONT.
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NEW ERA WANT ADS.
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WHEN there is an emergency to meet, when a
need of business or the home presents itself,
quick, decisive action 1s 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 investment 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
vales" Ask for the Want' Ad.,, -Man.
lig You Ca t.t'
.Aff.r
;:.Ise
Horny
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 cost 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
ying to'skimp and save will save you money in the end. Low
fuel consumption, freedom front repair and ability to deli' er
ontinuous power are what count, A Dominion Lighting Plant
in your property means ample power. every day with low main -
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Write for descriptive booklet and name of your local dealer,
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"If you want the best, buy a Dominion."
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Most mothers who buy Hurlbuts once, buy then always—but
they never need to buy then as often as any other make. This
is because Hurlbuts Shoes are BETTER SHOES, and have ex-
clusive features not found in other makes,
Compare Hurlbuts with the life of any pair of ordinary shoes
you have ever bought—and you will see that I-luribut Welted
Cushion Sole Shoes represent the lowest price -per -day's wear of
any shoe made for children. e "ro ' `err Oen
A FULL RANGE OF STYLES AT
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—"SHOES THAT SATISFY"-.