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HAVE WK'I"'TEIrl U AS OY.A..'illi
onar'rcal, March 15th;
OF
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1920„
Conditions over wlficlt we have cnr<tr of care steadily forcing
Up price of our raw materials.
Raw Silk has now reached a point five times what it was pre-
war. United States Exchange, winch we have to pay on nearly all
our raw ' materials, has averaged recently over 16`A. Labour costs
are increased sed and working hours shorter.
We are doing our utmost to produce goads to keep your wants
supplied, but, with the enormous demand for goods, iwe trust
yuo *wall be lenient with us, if we are not able to deliver promptly.
We appreciate yoaar business and are doing all we can to hold
your good -will. We are,
Yours truly,
BELLING PAUL CORTICELLI LIMITED.
The high )Tice of silk will not affect our customers as long as .
our present stock lasts. We would however advise early buying,
MEN'S STORE
Custom Tailor -Int
Men's Furntsatai
Phone 103
Opposite Pubtte Ltbrare
rown's
HAVE YOU LOST
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and Nouse
Furnishings. •
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
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Your Appetite if you have ---try so ire of our Pork and Beans with 'Tomato
Sauce; Catsupsi Pickles;'Etc.
PORK •& BEANS
with Tomato. Sduce,--
2 large. cans for 35e
G large cans for$1.00.
SPAGHETTI
With Tomato sauce—
Per 1 2 oz. Tin . ;toe
FOR PIES or PUDDING
2 cans Pumpkin .25c
2 pkgs. Corn Starch 25c
Raisins, Prunes, Rice,
Tapioca, etc
GET THE HABIT OF DiEALING AT
.JOHNSON cot►
PHONE 111 PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
B R 0 0 M
SPECIAL
for
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
No. ten for ......:-G5c
No. 8 fur 95e
GET ONE WIIILE THEY
LAST
BULK PICKLES
Mustard, per quart .40c
Mixed, per quart ..40c
Sweet, per quart ...50c ,
Rex Catsup .15c and 25 Will Meet in Stratford.
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e tti?g la Coming.
Atter t long and successful winter
the Arima CIutivd to the skaters last
o. et :;, .t was a steady vapter fur those
who cujttved this pastime.
Coming Next Wednesday.
The t a•olina Girls will be 12 7e next
'Wednesday under the ausj.,lees of the
Girls'' Auxiliary; , The plan opens. on*
Saturday mooting at lairs 13oe k store,
solei House,
Mrs, Whitfield (2r1eb has disposed of
her louse on Isaac street to Mr, Robt,
Hunter, of the London Road, who is
moving to town.: 'die' gets possession
on April ast.
%TOL•l'S?laPHO S e Great. P i 1SO pD l lel Eon.
•!.ones and invigorates the whole
nervous system, makes new. Blood
in old Veins. Used for Nervnas
•��. r�:'a Debility, Mental And ErainWnrry,
Despondency, Loss of EnergyPalpitation of
the Henri, railing Memory. Price 51 per box, six
for 55, Sold by all druggists, or mailed in plain
pkg. on receipt of price. New pamphlet mailed
free. THE WOOD MEDICINE CO. TORONTO,ONT.
DOMINION MATCHES
3 Bores for • 25c
TOILET SOAP
3 bars Lavender Bath 25
LAUNDRY SOAP
3 bars Laundry soap25c
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- The Features
The Ontario Provine}al. Wotitee's
Missionary Society of the Prebyteriso
will hold their big Convention in Strat-
ford, coniencing March 23rd. Between
four and five hundred are expected to
be in attendance. „
THE AFTER EFFECTS
OF THE "FLU!!
Has left Many Weak Hurts.
e'. ---- This terrible scourge has left inits
train weak hearts, shattered nerves,
Fti
�r ` pp Y1 apt_ and a general run-down condition of the
l33 1 i A `Wr • eyetem..
'Phortsands of people, throughout Can-
ada are now needing the timely use of
1vlilirurn's Heart and Nerve Pills to
counterad the effects of this trouble
which a short time ago swept our country.
Mrs. C. C. .Palmer, Kepeel, Sask.,
writes:—"I wish to inform you of the
great good Milburn's Heart. and Nerve
Pills dill for me. After a bad et leek of
the ":impish Influenza," my heart and
nerves were left in a very bad condition
1 got two boxes of your pills and I. must
*say they are the beat 1 ever used, end 1
have taken a great manydifferent kind
11 will always keep Heart end Nerve edit
' in the house."
Milbur•n's :Heart, and Nervi: Pills ar•
50c. a box. For sale by all dealers,
mailed direct on receipt of price by Ti.
T. Milburn Co.. limited, Lrrorto,
1'o which we fu vitro wor.riioi el leotion
air• its t+eanrr, its e.n01.06 00 400, jI
solid cu„strnorint7, and,ire t•rlow Lbr
u,usl poria. Auy one of Iheae point.;
wnuad he snftleient to earn it- you,
prefe)•e1Iee. 1191en they are all com-
bined we feel sure you will retthz.
HIM Ibis la a (111•1,1' 5)0 uuvinic gppur•
cooky you cannnr att, rst to Ignore
JP4S DUNFE,RD
tlrtilertu.l..w an.! Pitueral Director. !'!tone 28.
'tight and vrintlsry frxllc answered at Residence over store
The Hardware Store of Better Values
1 -laving purchased Mr, Rowland's stock of hard-
ware, 1 ata prepared to supply your needs in all lines
of Hardware and aim to give you the best value
and service iu up-to-date Hardware,
W. H. DAVISON
SPRING IS HERE
Are you ready with your Pans and
Buckets?
Have a few sheets of Sap Pan iron
Order yours early so as to be
sure of getting one.
0000. r. n..,.....++..... n+.e. ..
T. Hawkins
Pliunbing and Heating
A Spring Bath.
Last Friday morning the horse at-
tached to Mr, Ern Jackson's milk
sleigh, got into the ditch and got down
and had a March bath iu,,the water, up
on Vinegar Hill, Mr. Jackson had to
secure another horse to get his delivery
done that morning. The horse ; Is no
worse 100' for its spring bath,
Roads Have Been Bad.
What God
Those unfortunate enough to have
to drive in the country during the past
week have been up against it ball, The
roads have been badly cut up and the
soft footing, the horses get down and
the drivers have a Time getting them to
go'agaiu. One doctor, last Friday told
the New Era that he had to unhitch
three times, besides getting out many
times to get the cutter on the road
again.
Died in Toronto. .
The New Era last week overlooked
the item relating to the death uf Alfred
Hewett in 'Toronto, on Sunday March
71h. The late Mr. Hewitt was book-
keeper in the Doherty Piano Co., for
some years. He was an Engllkhman
by birth and is survived by his wife
and a young family. The funeral was..
held last Thursday from the crape o
Stonehonte & Son, and interment was
made In Prospect Cemetery. The de-.
ceased died in the Toronto General
Hospital. He was a Mason and the
members of that Society had charge uf
the funeral arrangements. We under-
stand Mrs. Hewitt and fancily will return
to' England.
SCRANTON COAL
:toy who wish to leave their order for
Sprint; delivery can do so by leaving
their orders at my residence, Huron St.
or Phone 155.
Terms—Strictly Cash—Phone 155. •
The Cotner Grocery
"LIVE AND IET IIVE"
TEAS---
Ee W A R D
RESIDENCE—HURON STREET
SCRANTON COAL
Now is the time to enter your order'
with us fo,' your trent winter's supply
',f gond coal i1 will soon be the be-
;•iuning of a new coal year, and in order
to get the coal when we want it, we
must anticipate our requirements in
advance, and thereby get our order sign
ed up and acknowledged by the miners
at early as possible,
Under the circumstances we have en -
When buying Tea ask for our Special deavored to do our best, and we now
courteously solicit your orders •f.or
1920, so that the wdll be in better shape
to worthily merit your patronage,
Try our Coke, Cannel of Wood
at the old price.
blends of' bulks, They are specially
blended for us and are sure to give sat-
isfitction.
COFFEE--.—
Our
OFFEE--
Our Repeter blend of Coffee is' sure
to beet with your approval. 17 you
give it a trial the flavor is so satisfying
May we take this opportunity to an -
trounce that if the American Exchange
rate continues to run as high as it has
been, we will beforced to raise our
coal prices at least .50e penton,
you will be sure to repete,on it. Remember to enter your new order at
the old stand.
.IVO.' B. MUSTARD
d.
Phone or'Clinton No, 74. .
Pholnle 45, Fitting for Brice fteII 11'ers GIS..
SPECIAL BARGAINS on HAND PAINT.
ED NIPON CUPS And SAUCER'S et 350 Clinton & Brvc®ftvl
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Here and There
Switzerland produces no good coal.
Java has complete religious liberty.
Iceland has more than 100 volcanoes.
Fro.:. ght
A1805 there sti,nd alone on
Mile Lind Waste, London a
young man tired by the Spirit
of Cod to make war on sits.
MILE "End Waste was then
one of the toughest places
. in London. Policemen patroll-
ed rarely and, then only its pairs
audience more than jerred
—{hey were downright
abusive—but the young matt
persisted, and generally attract
ed a few souls to his standard
THE man is now dead -- but
to -day his example is zeal-
ously fostered by thousands of
Officers and Soldiers of the Sal
vation Army in' sixty-six
Countries 'throughout the
world, speaking forty different
languages.
The Salvation
Army
308 Citadels
and Institutions
in this Territory
--use them!
Shipped. Potatoes.
Mr, David Oantelon shipped two car
of potatoes from Laldesharo last week
to Toronto,.
New Telephone Directory,
The Ba11 Telephone Co., has issued
a new directorya,,,and while it may be
saving paper, it will not add time sav-
ing to a busy man in looking up numbers
as town and rural lines are all put in
together now.
A Splendid Time:
There was a splendid time partaken
of by all who attended the I_, O. L. at.
1 -tome Friday Evening. A good pro-
gram of music, addresses, and Etc, were
given and a tasty lunch served at the -
close. Rev. E. U. Porde was chairman for
the evening.
Reel Estate and Movings.
Theconmron garden snail has 14,175
teeth,
Fossil sloths of colossal size have
been found.
Mr, J.J. McCaughey has disposed of
the Commercial Hotel and property to
Air. Wilson Elliott, who takes possession
on April 5ih. Mr. McCaughey takes Mr,
The hartbeest easily'outrutrs a grey- Elliott's Carriace shop in part payment.
Mr. Chas. Potter, who has been liv-
ing up over the Cluff store wilt prove
to the house owned by the late Mrs.
Noble.
Mrs. Sheel,ey will prove to the rooms
to be vacantad by Mr. Potter.
Mr. Wiggs the Corner grocer, will
take up his residence in Mrs Sheeleys
house East of Ontario St. church.
hound.
Flowers of the time tree yield much
honey,
The strawberry belongs to the rose
family,
The horse became early domesticat-
ed in Egypt,
The Indian elephant rarely breeds in
captivity. •
The world's largest glacier is the
Muir in Alaska.
Sugar cane is nowhere found in the
wild state.
Seals •seldom use their fore feet in
esvinrnring;'-
Russian peasants kiss each other on
Easter Day,
Gorillas invariably die soon after
being taken captive.
Guinea pigs begin to breed at the
age of ten months.
Nutmeg trees do loot bear until eight
or nine years old,
The Poems of ilafiz are known by
heart in Persia
An orange-outraug seldottt leaves a
tree except for water,
- The Lapp language resembles that of
Finnish people.
' Two-thirds of the, wins of ''holy 15
manufactured in Sicily.
Wird sheep are the only enthrals hay -
Ing -circling horns,
"I'he Arctic fox Is brawn in summer
and white in winter.
A dog attains its full growth at the
end of the second.year,
The, sturgeon's ;lir bladder is the
principal source of isinglass.
Feathers are believed to Have evolved
from .the reptilian scale.
Meat trever spoils in Tibet, but dries
until Wean he powdered.
Musk' oxen are an important source
of food to attic explorers,
England forbids hunting bares on
Sunday and Christmas day only.
Wheat grov'e.s luxuriantly at an eleva-
tion of 10,000 feet in' the Andes,
Tfaditian reports the appearance of
13squimaux in Greenland -iii 1349;
Amsterdam was the world's banking
Carder in the seventeenth century;
Deaths
HEWIT'T.--At. Torimto General Hos:
pita!, on. Sunday, March 7tli, Alfred of+,ie is <f the ranrpaign, 1't,t s ollins
Hewitt, beloved husband of Edith Hew-
itt, aged 291 years, formerly a resident of the serf ntpetrred a pre°' i ttSl lu
felligent grasp of the Situation show
ur" Citatcos. in the newspaper offices."
Thursday, Marcia 18th, 1920,
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a... I r r l.s sot as tz' ...e, ,
We neves. appeared before you in the light b1
a arm a >? es -l.. for pleasure,
u buasr:rid�.�.� vole y � pleasure,
cl.nliya7zca to sell laws than cost, as •'r is it our
inf.eniit'ion ever to so appear. We are trying
to make a lair profit on every article we
cell,' However we do not consider this in-
consistent with giving you the fullest
value for your money. We have what the
average buyer warts in our line which is.
offered at perfectly proper prices. If you
are not dealing with as perchance We are
both losers.
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Syrup Time
Come
Call and See Our Stock
of Sap Pans and Pails.
Washing Machines
Stoves, Pumps
and Roofing
as
Electric Fixtures and Su
pplies. of all Kinds
Repair work Promptly Done
March Rod and Gun.
"Ye Olde 'rime Brooke Trout In No-
va Scotia" is the title of Bonnycastle
Dale's feature article in the March 15551e
of Rod and Gun in Canada. This num-
ber of Canada's premier sporting mon-
thly besides containing the usual high
grade stories and departments begins
A series'of illustrated articles int Mush-
rooms, both poisonous and edible, 7.V.
Williams the popular Nature illustrator
tells in Itis own inimitable manner the
adventures of a stink that was caught
three times before it was finally killed:
his story is entitled in Black and WVhite.
For the fisherman who is interested in
trout we may Say that this issue con-
tains two splendid articles by Robert
Page. Lincoln. 'The Gums and Ammunit-
ion Trap Line and Kennel departments
are up to their usual high standard.
Roll and Gun in Canada; W. J. Taylor
Limited Publishe.rs Woodstock Ont.,
Grateful to the Newspapers.
The national publicity committee in
Charge of the united national campaign
of the Inter -church forward movement
in making .formal acknowledgment of
indebtedness to the news -paper edit-
ors of Canada said "The plan of action
of course had certain elements. of nov-
elty Which gave the Campaign news
value. Yet the sytitpatlty and good-
will'of the men, in the busirl,ess offices
and at the newsy desks were continually
apparent to the committee, Many gen-
eral 'stories' sent out team this office
were used: editorial references to the
aims and scope of the campaign were
frequent and' the local news of
the forward movement in each city was
covered thoroughly and often at leng-
th, The varying religious teanpetanient
and view points of the 0n -operating
churches were such that Careless edit.
long or guess -work repodthtg might
have retarded rather than 'further the
Vf�
Electrician
Plumber.
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The Children's Happiest Hour
is the time when mother plays
tar Utero on one of 0l11' pianos—
the best manufactured from any
siewpoint. The action is perfect
the,, t.nre, full, rich and resonant
—the finish beautiful. Before
you purchase a .,piano we want
you to see them, get our prices
and terms of selling. 1 .dso have
a Gourley piano of the Louis de-
sign used only a short time and
like new to sell at $300 00. This
piano retails at $600.00 today
and, is n chance worth getting
after. Write or call fru' particu-
lars at once.
• Also a piano sold by Heitrtzutan and used only two (2) yea's. to go
at $340.00.
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Jonathan Hugill
130X 229.
OPPOSITE BANK OF COMMERCE.
MUSIC STORE.
SEAFORTH. ONT.
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THE BETTER STYLES in MEN'S SHOES
,There's always a Best in Everything!. This holds' true of
Shoes as well as of anything else!
Some Makers make very, poor shoes—others make fairly
good Shoes, while a few Makers make the best of Shoes! ... ,
From the output of these Best we've selected our stock.
We want You to See and Know about OUR
.BETTER SHOES „
No matter what your vocation may be we can meet your
Shoe requirements in detail. There are choice Black Leathers
and the new shades of Dark Tan Leathers, in the conservative
or the extreme styles.
THE PRICE RANGE $5.00 to $15.00
Notwithatandingc'the universal increase in the cost of shoes,
this SHOE STORE still stands for the Best Man's Shoe at any
Stated Price. ,
FR DD.J11e S€N
EXPERT SEWER:,