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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1920-4-1, Page 6PALL 3 ,Two'things determine the lasting quality of a suit ----the cloth itself and the manner in which it is tailored. And it is careful attention to these details, that gives first place, in the estimation of critical men, to suits and overcoats from Davies & Ilerntan s Take, for instance, the matchless suits and overcoats, made in our own tailor shop, under the most careful supervions, They are not madeto sell, merely for the passing, dollar of the day. They are business -builders df the future. Men's suits are more distinctly different this Spring than they have been for some time— and therrrost favored models are to be seen At Davies & Herman's - Our carefully selected assortment has all t he snap and dash of the newest fashions without that exaggerated freakishness so offensive to critical dressers. Come in and let us show you, just how well they 'are made, and we are confident you will then realize what very excellent values they are. yet vie MERCHANT TAILORS. Herman OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE. HAVE YOU LOST Your Appetite if you have ---try so ace of Our Sauce; Catsups;• Plokies; Etc, • . PORK & BEANS with Tomato. Sauce—_ 2 large calks for 35c 6large -act es' D7$LOo SPAGHETTI With Tomato Sauce— Per 12 oz: Tin ..10c FOR PIES or PUDDING 2 cans Pumpkin .25c '2 plegs. Cont Starch 25c Raisins, Prunes,' Rice. B R O O M SPECIA Pork and Beans with Tomato L for FRIDAY and SATURDAY No, too for No. 8 fur GET ONE WHILE THEY LAST Tapioca, etc 3 GET THE tHABiT OE DEALING AT 65c 95c BULK PICKLES Mustard, per quart •40c Mixed, per quart ..40c Sweet, per quart , ..50c Rex Catsup ,15e and 25 DOMINION MATCHES 3Boxes for ' 25c TOILET SOAP 3 bars Lavender Bath 25 LAUNDRY SOAP bars Laundry soap25c JOHNSON e • PHONE 111. PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO SPRING MILLINERY READY Each and every model emphasizes a dominant style. NOTE—the whole array cleverly expressing every fashion thought of Spring. Decidedly chic and delightfully different M. E. CANTELON •C. :ON .14.1; yi ER • $10 and Costs Monday morning Police Magistrate Andrews fined an outsider $to and cost for not having a 9920 license on his car, In fact the driver had no license at all on the car. • There are several more summons to be issued. When Your Liver Becomes Sluggish Your Bowels Become Constipated. Constipation is, without a doubt, the commonest of all the ills that mankind is afflicted with, and one if, neglected. gill chuse so end of trouble and sickness The way to keep yourself in goo-, health is to keep the liver active ane working properly by the use of Mil. burn'; Lexa-Li ver Pills. Mrs. L. Weinman, Orillia, Ont., writes:—"From a child I was always very badly constipated, and I can well remember, when quite young, any mot het giving me senna,tea.ncarly every morn. tug, and I got to dread it. "Atte; taking hfilburn's Lsxa-Irvnt Pills' for a while I sin not troubled witt constipation lay mole." Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills are 25e a vial at an druggists or dealers, ut mailed direct on receipt of price by The T, Milburn Co., Lirdited, oronto, Ont SCRANTON 'COAL —0--- i any who wish to leave their order for Spring delivery can do so by leaving iy their orders at my residence, Huron St, or Phone 155. Terms --Strictly Cask—Phent:.155. The Hardware Store of Better Values PREPARE FOR SPI{)NG. Buy Bruce's celebrated Seeds and reduce Orel High Cost of Living. Buy new tap -to -date Garden Tools and see what a pleasure it is to use them. Sprayers and Sprinklers to supply the Moisture when needed, A Coi rilete up-to-date Stock at W. H. DAVISON Successor to R. Rowland. • Perfection Oil Cook Stoves, @Js tD "1 Po 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. T Hawkins Plumbing and Heating The Corner Grocery Phone 45. Make our store your head- quarters on Spring Fair Day. Our Bargain Counter will be of special interest to you, We will have a full litre of Fresh Groceries, Cooked Meats and Fruits to meet your requirements. Try our Teas' and Coffee which are especially Blended for us. 'reed. Wigg E. WARD 11 tDDFi$CII1—HUdON STIt<zR6�' Order Your Supply of SCRANTON COAL In purchasing the Hollaway-Porbes Coal Business, we secured what we call 'a straight line connection, with the two VOA American Coal Minieg institutions namely: The D. L. & W. Coal Co., who own and control the famous Scran- ton Coal fields, and furnish us' with their STANDARD ANTHRACITE. The D; & H. Coat Co. who send• us their Celebrated LAGKA- WANA COAL. By a straight line: eonnection we mean that we are theii sole agents for the community, and although an int. poster may claim to be distributing their coal, it is an niter impossibility, and only goes 'to show that he is will- 'ng to admit that, we have the best coal available. ' - New dealers can only resort to job- bers, which means that the quality stay be lrregeler, as the coal barons will iiot take on any hew dealer no matter how' web equipped he may be, much less a Municipal 'Coal Yard, So act accordingly slid place your order novo at the old stltnd, as the 1920. allotments are being made accotdiny to past business. Now is the time fora nide cheery open grate fire. Try our EBONY CUBE CANNEL And in the kitchen range you will like our CF1ESTNUT COIF E Or it you want to get away from the Coal question try a load of WOOD. We are bound to satisfy you, Ind will give yon real service JNO. R MUSTARD elation dE i uCbGelil, j Phnhe foli''1,l,CEo,� '►iia. ?'14. I"•hclao der` Bkderaekf 11 do 60. Fp111vONllIJJIllpC lUD1UlU11UpIluVII ImeUIliIinsal➢IVIpQ!IiV iIINIipiIUllll!IIIGiVoIIUIftIW INgOVIDituVl1VIl 1N11011[IpVsw LocI ",u,,e . t-��iiliiimi!iulii�l>ni�mhmiir7�l!oiavumuuruil�ll�ii�owmiuuuuiuuliimuuilliiiuu�uulir�ulimi�lilroumium�llm�uilluuimiiu�i�u��ui�l!ulimiiiu��iiii�!>lumiiiii�u�il��ulil�uiio Institute Evening, The Wumeu's 111tftute held their Sec - tat evening at tiie ildine of Mr.. and Mia, Chant last Thursday evening ;1124 :t enjoyable evening was -spent by all A good program was presented a11e fol. towing taking parts Miss Mamie Hall, teatre rental Solo, Mrs Gibbings, and Mrs, Russ a duet, Robt. Shrenk, solo Miss Grace Walker 'find Miss Winnie Thompson, readings, Mrs. 5,, A, Sutter a violin Solo Rev: S, Anclersou ,cave a short atldress, A. tasty lunch was ser- ved at the close of the program. Married Wednesday, A quiet wedding took place at the home of Competitor and Mrs. W. J. Nediger ,Mary Street on Wednesaay at high noon, whip their eldest daughter, Leona Agnes, was united In marriage to Mr. Clifford Roy Holland, son of Nlr, and Mrs. George Holland, of Goderich Twp. The bride was dressed in a white georgette gown over satin trimmed with beads and was attended oily by her l y ngest sister, Miss Helen, who acted as flower girl. The ceremony was perfrijmed by Rev,Me, ' Mo - 'Cantos. , .'Alfter wedding dinner the young couple left on the afternoon train for Hamilton and Niagara Falls the bride's going away dress was brown velpur with hat to match. The groom's gift to the bride was a diamond pendant with chain. Many beautiful presents testified to the popularity of both bride aaid groom. Obituary. The funeral of the late Mrs, Bawden was held on Wednesttayafternoon from the fancily residence, Eattenbury street and interment was made in the Clinton cemetery. Services at the home and grave were conducted by Rev. S. 31, McKegney, Rector of St. Paul's church. The pallbearers were:—Messrs. 501111 Schoenhuls, 41. B. Chant, C. lielyar, C. Lovett, J. J. McCaughey and Levi Weise. Among the many floral tributes was at pillory from the family; wreath from I. R. Carling and sisters, Exeter; wreath, Hydro Commission; spray, Clin- ton Knittink C., spray, Mr, and Mrs, J. Schoenhals; spray form Girls Guild of St, Patti's church; spray, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Tomlin; spray, Mr, and, Mrs, L, 11, Dickson, Goderich; basket, Mrs. P. C. ,McDonell and. Mrs. Allen, of Detroit. The late Mr's. Bawden, whose madden name was Catharine Jane McDonell, was born in Exeter and was married to her husband there. They moved to Blyth where they lived for about ten years. The family moved to Portage la Prairie where Mr, Bawden died, The family returned to Myth and later moved to; 'Clinton where they have been residents for a number of years. 0f a family of 8 ther are now six to hold in loving memory a kind, acid loving mother, Mrs, Arthur Wittse Loudon Road, Mrs Cal Streets town Mrs W. McDonald, Leam- ington Frank, Zetta, Shirley, and Jack at home. • Airs. Bawden Is also survived by four sisters, Mrs. (Dr.) Browning, and Miss McDonell of Exe- ter; Mrs, Bennett in Saskatoon, and Mrs L. H. Dickson, of Goderich, and three brothers, Chas, and -John McDonnell of Hensall and Al. of Exeter. Prior to her marriage; Mrs. Bawden was a school teacher, having taught up at Lucknow. She was an active member of the Angli- can church. Among those frown a tCs- ance here to attend the funeral were: Mrs, F. C. McDonell and daughter, Mrs. Allen of Detroit; Misses Carling and Thos Atcheson, cousin from Exeter; Alex, Smith and Mrs. C. A. McDonell, of Hensall; Mrs. 0, Decker, New Ham- bure; 5. B. Kelly and Judge Dickson, of Goderich: Mr. teal, Streets, Toronto; t,t:t 1I/, McDonald. of Leamineton, All the brothers and sisters were here ex- cept Mrs, Bennett and Mr, Chas, Me- Donee, • SEAFOktii:—At a meeting of the Cllaathem, Board of Education the sal- ary of A. A, Naylor, Principal of the Queen Mary school in that city. was in- 'creased $300 retroactive to January 1st 1920. Mr, Naylor resigned the princi- palship of the Seaforth public school last September to accept the principal- ship of the Chatham school at a salary of $1,500, This was increased by $100 in December and again by $300 in Janu- ary, and -bits last increase now stakes his salary $240011 a year. WiNTHROP:—Ex-Sgt, Joe Haycock of the 55th Baftalioe, formerly a resid- ent of Winthrop, has been discharged from the hospital, He has been a pat- iont at Guelph the last nine months, re- eoveripg from the effects of his wounds received on, the 'Somme int 1916: tx-Egi ilayloek was nlemtinned in despatches for conspicuous gallantry during tine attack.oft the Village of Demiun on the 8th of August 1916. Throughout he op- erated a Lewis gun skilfully avid with. Out feat, On One ' occasion he adviuiced ren a German machine gun firing from the stip as he Wein. en spite of heavy fire 11(011 the enemy gun, he gflericed it end killed the gunners 80. in number. by Mrs, Jarnes • Pieksrd, Mi. 13eSvats 'ile slid splendid -work, retelvlrfg e D. G, will erect a file ntodeen brief. bungalow el, for same, on tett ct,reer,tliis 5uthele1, Take her up tenderly ItifIDNIGlithe City . Street .---the Pojicc c 1licer----the wayward girl—the patrol wagon •--find then THE, L)esk Sergeant's a kindly, sent, 1-le'reads liuln;tn na- ture. He sees that sill is not yet gravels into the race of the girl --so he Says to the Patrol- -Jnan-T"She's no wastral, Bob," "Better send her over to the Salvation Army and. let them see what they can do for her." Ti -!E notice know the 'work of the Salvation Army. God has blessed jt, and those who come under its influence, abund- antly. The Salvation Army 308 'Citadels and Institutions in this Territory —use there! 00 • W1'I'U Tilla Ctnittel1RS, e • m Baptist Church Special Easter Services next Sunday at 1 1 a.11. and 7 p m, The subjects for our consideration will be; Morning—"Walking with S Stranger„ Evening — `Easter's Supreme Mes- sage". Easter Music. Wesley Church Easter services on Sunday. Sunday School scholars 'are invited to attend the Morning service. Special Easter Music, ' Fellowship meeting at 10, a, nt. To every person a welcome, Willis Church Next Sunday the Services will be of an Easter character, Easter sermons and music, At the morning service a tablet in memory of Fel. Lieut. Wtu. Hall will be unveiled. , The subjects of discourse will be: A..M. "The Gain ofinunortaiity," le 41. "Job's Great Query." The annual Easter meeting of the W. M. S. will be held 011 Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the Lecture room, Mrs. Larkin; of Seaforfh, will address the meeting. Special Music, Silver Collection ,Refreslunents, Ontario Street Church The Social Committee had charge of the .League meeting on Monday even- ing. Mrs. P. Piuntsteel and Miss Etncna Plumsteel sang• a duet and Miss Marion Gibbings Sang a pretty solo. Miss Grace Walker gave a humorous read- ing. A gauze of "Musical Chairs" was enjoyed very much by everyone. After lunch was served, Miss M. Tyndait and. B. Jervis song a duet. Next Monday night the meeting is in charge of the 'Christina Endeavor Committee. Everybody come. St. Paul's Church ' Services will be held on Good Friday at 10.30 a.m, and at 7,30 pen. On Easter Sunday Holy Communion will be observed at 8,30 a.nc, and at 11 a,m, The services will bens follows:— . Moritiug Service Processional Hymn, "Jesus Risen", 157. Eisler Anthem "Christ our Chant No, 2, Choral Communion Hymn 166. Sermon by the Rector, Offertory Anthem "Ile Hymn 162. Gloria in Sxcelsis Recessional t•lyntn 963, Evening Service. Processional Hymn, "lie is Risen" 174 Proper Psalms 113, 114 Sung to Vhanis 174, 126. Magnificat, ,eNunc Dimlttis, Anthem "They have Lord." Hymn 170 Sermon by the Rector, Offertory Sole, sting ' by Mr. Harold Holmes, - Vesper Hyinn "Now Father we com- mend" No, 40, Recessional Hymn 754. Postlude "Hallelujah Chorus" Handel. Christ is Passover" is Risen" • taken away my i XIETteet—Messrs. Gitelman &Stan. '(fury sold to Mr; h..W. r, Bowers Hutt choice tesidetlle pronerte a! the cot - net of Mein and Gidley stret:s owned Thursday, April 1st, 1920 REGARDING WALL PALER Prices, in general, are on a slightly higher level than Past year, but noticeable mostly in the lower priced goods. We have heard re. ports of a few low priced "spots" which how- ever, without exception have proved, to be inferior goods or boasts reale to distract at - 1 entim;sa frtirn other shortcomings, these ex- ceptions we ready concede. Our new stock is being sampled and gives promise of being as varied and attractive in design and colorings as we have had in for- mer years, while our values are as good as we know where or how to buy. Th r Often the eheopesi—Pilw:iy's the Best unanmanexerztrarr5 FI,G 1 We handle a full line of Gado. Iron, Steel Shingles, Corrugated Iron and all kinds of Felt Roofing also Asphalt Slate. Pumps, Pipes and Fittings always on hand. Repair work Promptly Done 0 Electrician [I Plumber The Children's Happiest Hour is the time when another plays for them on one of our pianos.— the best manufactured from any viewpoint. The action is perfect the tone, full, rich and resonant —tete fetish beautiful. Before you purchase a piano we want you to see them, get our prices anti terms of selling. 1 also have at Gourley piano of the Louis de- sign used only a short time and like new ll at $3000, piano retailstoseat ;1600 ,000 today and is a chance worth getting after. Write or call for particu- lars at once. sold by iieintzman and pled only two (2) years, to go i mer Jc Y athan -iu i11 Also a piano . at $340,00, BOX 229. OPPOSITE BANK OF COMMERCE. MUSIC STORE, SEAFORTH. ONT. EASTER FOOTUEAR Don't neglect your EASTER FOOTWEAR. The Shoes of every well dressed Man or Woman should be as faultless as the balance of their Easter Attire! We invite every Man, Woman and Child to come to see our large and attractive lines of Handsome Easter Footwear Many of our handsome styles are entirely exclusive with us. We've just the shoes a well dressed Man will want to go with his new snit - or an elegantly dressed Woman will want for her Easter Gown, - Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps, Slippers etc., Our Prices } eaietrtber that a punted prise stands for nothing xin'ltil pili see the quality of the shoes—•- , arid this Shoe Store always says ----- The Best Shoe at any Price e.,w, a.s..,:ti'a+...M.l•r'4'itioGa.e;c