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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1921-4-7, Page 6PAGE SIX The Canton New E'ra Thursday, April 7th, 1921,' I till01 A na4VLIil 91 111111 From eLErie Tapestry To Tekee {French Wilton} See Them At +..,N'S SOMETHING TO Corless & PHONE -53 CROW ABOUT. We have our full lines of chicken wire and wire netting etc. We also can supply you with anything In Garden Tools, Lawn ' Shears, Sheep She;rrs; also Garden, Lawn and Flower seeds, Lawn Mowers, etc. Also Electrical Goods, Fix-• tures and Appliances. A31 kinds of Electric Wiring done by Experienced Labor. V enner Hardware and Electrical TRY 1. Hawkins FOR PLUMBING HEATING AND ROOFING Repairing Promptly one Phone 53 Hecla Furnaces Lead Tiler® is a Reason Asia Us. Summer Prices BROODER STOVES —0— We have a limited number of Brooder Stoves on hand which 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 summer market. 7 GUNN LANCLOIS & CO, LTD. Clinton, Ontario N. W. Trewartha Local Manager The up.to.date Finn 000 Greenville (S.C.) Piedmont: Deflat- ion seems tires. as bad for business as for ..,aro;. April this year presents an except- t, sf Tonal opportunity for the coal consum- ing �f �gJ public, in the advent of the Annual Sumner Prices. EGG, STOVE, & CHESTNUT . AT $16.00 DELIVERED Owing to a slight reduction in the ,trice of Straight -Line Coal at the nines, 'we are now allowed to make this spec- ial offer so as to keep the miners in work, It is the custom of the urine opera- tors to raise the price each month from nrn6 till fall, but we are going to try to hold this special price for APRIL, MAY, & JUNE This will give you an oppportunity 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 quality, ORDER NOW JNO. B. MUSTARD Clini'nrt c Ifiruceield. Phone for Clinton No. 74, Phone for Brucofiield 11 on 618, C 11 Her 3 Children Had Ila This disease begins like a simple cold In the head that rap:tlly goes to the chest. The cough is at first short and sharp, but gradually increases in severity and occurs in sudden spasms. Often vomiting lotion's a severe attack of coughing, and sometimes there is nose, bleed. Mothers should never neglect the treatment of whooping cough, for it ie much more serious than most people think, as it may be followed by some grave lung trouble, such As bronchitis, pneumonia or consumption, since the sufferers power of resiet•anee are often greatly weakened by the violent and exhausting cough. On the first sign of a "whoop"Dr, Dr, Wood's Norway Pito Syrup should be administered as it helps to clear the bronchial tubes of the collected mucous and phlegm, Mrs.Burton.Leopold New Ross, N.S„ writes:—"My throe children had the whooping cough so had last 'winter, s thought they would choke. 1 tried rn different .remedies, but none of therii seemed to help. At last 1 got a bottle of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, and C ryas greatly surprised to see how quickly it helped them, 1 shall alvtotya steam - Meta your Wonderful remedy to ()drew." D . Wood's Norway Pune Syyrup is ase, and 60o. a bottle at all dr p;ete end dealer , Put up only�by The0406.0401000040040060 °f. IvIllburh Co., Limited. Toronto, Oat, Out Early To -day Owing to the Annual Spring Show being held to -day (Thursday) the New• Era is published early so that we can take in the show. Many entries are in for the horse classes. A full list of prize -winners will be given next week. Another Ford Story A young lady on a country road in a Ford Car which Isad buck and refused to trove asked a farmer who was plow - in an adjoining field: "Do you know anything about a Ford?" Nope, nuthin' except a lot of dirty, stories, ma'am— giddap," Minor Locals April. The Spring Show is being held to- day, And it did not rale either on Satur- day on Sunday,—for a wonder, "A Cheerful Liar's drew a big crowd at the Town Hall on Monday evenin g. The New Era is published early to- day to be out of the road for the Spring Show. The M, 0. 11„ at' Brantford strongly urges vaccination in that city to off- set the small -pox there, A special matinee and Evening per- formance at the Princess Theatre to- day, The buds are swelling. Did you get a tag for your dog? One of the up-to-date queries is: "Have you made out your Income Tax Yet?" _ , .._ _ r,:. , — 11 is hinted that the milliners are sitting on last year's hats to give then this year's angle, It cost Kincardine Township about $500 for sheep killed and wroried by dogs last year. The taxes collected on dogs amounted to about $60.0, SCRANTON COAL —0— Don't forget to leave yo order for Spring Delivery for COAL and WOOD -- with E. WARD, if you want satisfaction. —We will look after you— Terms--Strictly Cash—Phone 155. 0 RESIDENCE—HURON STREET The Corner Grocery BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING For Horse Fair Day. Make- our" store your headquarters and get your share of the Bar- gains we will be offer WSW Irlrng. Fred. W. Wigg Phone 45. 1111 .1111111 111111111111',VIg11111 1111111,1011111111 Ill ill 111111111111 11.111. 1111 At k;1141li1111111111011 I_gip ill 11 1111111 Local News EIM, 01f1111lP?D11lJfflli .. i811LII1881/118 llI II IIIII 1161811111 1pm11MBi J11llP 91,u Got A Car Load of Sugar Oddfellow's "At Home," -This week W. T. O'Neil got to a car 'invitations have been issued by the Annual "At home" of Clinton Odd - fellows to be held, this Vriday evening In the Lodge Roont, 1111 II moan load of :sugar, Bowlers Annual Meeting To -Night The Annual meeting of the Clinton Bowlers will be held In the Council Chainber to -night (Thursday,) 125 Names Added Last week Lt, -Col, 11, T, Rance added 125 names to the Clinton Vot- er's List to be used on April 48th. There was no great stir anyday to have the names put on or taken off, Moved to Hamilton This week Mr, Harold Hill, who has has been connected with the Royal Bank staff for some years was promoted to Hamilton and left on Monday to assume his new duties. ' Mr. Hill will be missed in town as he was a valued member of the Kittle Band and the Willis Church Choir. Syrup Scarce Mr. Diehl, of 'Varna , was distribut- ing his maple syrup to his old cus- tomers around town this week. Mr. Diehl gathered over 7,000 gallons .of sap but this season it took 55 gallons of sap to make a gallon of syrup. The extra amount of work and the more wood burned advanced the price this year to $3,00 a gallon, Some Questions 7 7 7 Will Clinton enter on intermediate and Junior teams in the North Welling- ton League this year? Will the Street Committee remove the ashes in the various back yards this Spring? • Will tlse Public School Board paint the School this Summer? Will the English Bowlers pay Clin- ton a visit as their predecessors did? W::: coal ever drop to the old price of 58 a ton? Did you see the live lobsters on Friday last? Gave Address on London At the Clinton Club last Friday even- ing Mr. John Rasslord gave an ex- cellent address on London before a good audience of club members and guests. Mr. Ransford, gave a review of the early history of London at the time of the Romans, their law, wall building and road building which still stands today as a mark . of per- fection, He gave a description of some of the principal streets and a few of the characters to be seen on them. A hearty vote of thanks, was moved by Mr. Treleaven and Mr. Sharp, to the speaker. Mr, Treleaven will address the 'Club on "industry", past and present, on the 15th, Winding Up Estates Of "Friendless" Persons According to the terms of a Gov- ernment measure amending the Public Trustee Act, introduced in the legislature estates of friendless individuals who die are to be placed under the jurisdiction of a Board of Public Trustees who shall endeavor to locate relatives of" the deceased, and falling that, turn the money Into the public treasury. It was the intention, the Attorney -General said, to make such provision as would prevent estates falling into the hands of cer- tain persons' who had taken out auth- ority to administer the estate, but who, failing to find friends or relatives, themselves benefited, Many Were At Seaforth Clinton was well represented at the Seaforth Spring Show last Friday afternoon, They reported a good crowd and good stock on exhibition. An ideal Spring Day Sunday was an ideal spring day and the coal fires were not valued guests. The women had a chance to get out in their new Spring outfits, Some Estimate 7 '7 '7 Hydro was turned on in Kincardine on the 17th inst. It 1s Just about com- pleted as' far as construction is con- cerned. It will probably overrun the estimate of $40,000, ' Cracked Windows Removed Last Friday John Harland's employ- ees put in a new plate glass at W. H. Hellyar's Jewelry Store and two win- dows at Morrish & Company's store. These three glasses had been cracked by some unknown cause. Bids Were Not Lively Last Saturday the driving shed and barn of the Commercial Hotel were offered for sale by auction and Mr. Lorne Tyndall, of the and Concession of Hullelt, purchased the shed at 560. A bld of 5250,00 was made on the barn, but was not sold, Buys House Mr. James Manning, of the Prin- cess Theatre, has purchased the house and lot, known as the Turner property on Joseph Street from Mr, R, Arm- strong and gets possession the middle of May, Mr. Armstrong and family Will return to the West and he will take a car of effects with him. Two Months' Hard Labor For Breaking A Calf's Leg William Owens appeared before Judge Dickson last week, and was given two months in the county jail with hard labor. Owens was charged be- fore Magistrate Andrews, of Clintohn, with breaking a calf's leg, and was Best up for trial, it is believed that further charges may arise, as the young man, wearing a military uniform, swore he had been overseas, and gave the company and battalion in which he served. The authorities can find no record of this. The information was laid by Mr. Durst, of the Base Line, A New Ere roster of 1872 (Wingham Tltnes:)—Ex-Mayor Gur- ney is tearing down the old frame building at the corner of Victoria and Scott streets which was used for many years a5 a blacksmith shop. Thi: was one of the first buildings erected in that part of the town. Under the first ply of boards was found a large Truster, issued by Mr, Jackson, On11snc- ing a big sale of general merchandise. Mr, Jackson conducted business in the store then located opposite what is now the electric light plant. The poster was printed in the Clinton New Era office prior to the founding of the Times, this paper being first pub - lisped •in January 1872 and for a few months was printed in the Clinton office, You Gantt' ff rid False Ect i to y Yon can't expect the same wear and service from a twenty dollar suit than you get from one at forty. And the forty dollar nit will cost .you less in the long run, 1t 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 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. '.-''.!:t7kigiangliaraM _ 4 Write for descriptive booklet and naive of your Local dealer. "If you want the best, buy a Dominion." bio////://7 • 1 rl, Suttcr& Perdue V As Clothes are to the Bodyt so are Wall Papers to the Horne Fo'wpeople can afford to be badly dressed; and few people can afford to live with old or in- harmonious wall paperrs. They affect the spirits. They decrease self- confidence., They reduce morale. They Are unhealthy for mind and body. Harmonious Wall Papers are a Tonic.. They influence the whole atmosphere of the house. If you have in view a change in the atmosphere of your home we invite inspection of our stock and prices. The W. D. Fair eo. Often the Cheapest--2.1ways the Best pont Forget That we Flave Our 'Usual Specials on 'Clinton's Annual Spring Show Day, Thursday, April 7. Make our store your Headquarters, This week we offer you 3 Pkgs of Jelly Powder at ,..., 35c Any Flavor 5 ib of R. Oats for ,25c 3 Bars of Lifebouy Soap for „ ,. ,.•.25c Don't Forget we Have the Big Bar of N. P. Soap at 25c Equals 3 of any Others. EGG CONTEST * t * ForTHURSDAY, APRIL 7111, (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 1/2lb of Coffee Nantes of Winners will be announced in our Window, Saturday, April 9th, TEA SPECIAL Ib of Elk, Tea ...35c 3 Ib Elk Tea .. , . 51,00• 1 Ib 131k, Tea ..,55c 2 Ib Elk Tea... $1,00 2 IL Broken Sodas. 250 2 PKGS of Corn Starch for . , .. 255 GET THE HABIT OOFF DE�ALINGGAT ��� PHONE OH N S - TENSTOf�r^ pp}� e. EVERYBODY Clinton Garage and Battery Service Station The Enfprcement of the Headli ght Laws, means that auto owners must equip their cars with approved Lenses. We have the follohving to choose from: Levelight Holophane Legalite Shafer Roadlighter Clamert Come in and have us 1111 out your applications J. H. PAXMAN Overland Agent EZAMINER FOR LICENSE DRIVIN G Phone 80 Residence 140 CLINTON, ONT. Primolite Macbeth Oonopher Clear Conopher Noviol .iaAb4.4=.1= rse.act0-*e- 1 NEW ERA WANT ADS. The Most Interesting News in The Paper WHEN there is an emergency to meet, when a need of business or thehon,e presents itself, quick decisive action fs demanded. There are innumerable occasions when there is imperative demand to accomplish a desired object • et 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 - cd 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 value. Ask for the Want Ad. Man. ai shion -Sole Shnes f • r ''Chi/ r Most mothers who buy Hurlbuts once, buy them 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 0 have 1 you av ever lnougl t and.you will see that Hurlbut Welted Cushion Sole Shoes represent the lowest price -per -day's' 'ear oP any shoe made for children. aA:1s:s A PULL RANEE OF STYLES AT A:9£rRa7 isag tots ; lessstossavasmessR,�.1rropsenn.ess v P ¶W00a ia1a�W rim FR ..."SHOES THAT SATISFY",..