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THE CLINTON NEW ERh.,'
NEW DRAPERIES, R.LGS AND LINOLEUMS
Now that the Warm weather is here, Spring cleaning will go forward in earnest, and
thi'n's nothing adds zest to the work, like something new in the way of furnishing's --- new
curtains for one room, a rug for another, fresh linoleum for the kitchen and so on,
HINTS OF THEE NEW DRA PERIES.
'1'lnesc include the newest patterns and,culorings:in Cretonnes, Chintzes, Shadow
Cloths, Voiles, Scrims, Marquisettes, etto. Many are imported and exclusively handled by
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EXQUISITE FLOOR COVERINGS.
To attain the most pleasing results in redecorating and refurnishing the home you'll
find the choosing_ of the Rugs a matter of first importance. We fully recognized this fact
in choosing our splendid New Spring Stock and you'll find here a variety and width of choice
second to none in this part of the country; furthermore, by buying in liberal quantity we
were able to secure hest manufacturers' prices as well as exceptional quality and choice of new..
designs. That's Why we invite comparsion and are so solicitous of your seeing our display.
CATCHING THE ENTHUSIASM OF GOOD QUALITY and your business
dealings with us will carry no regrets.
MEN'S STORE
Custom Talloriat
Men's, Furntsh:ar
Phone t03
Opposite Publtc Library
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WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and Hous!
Furnishings,
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
HAVE YOU LOST Had Severe Cold
Your Appetite if you have ---try
Sauce; Catsups; Pickles; Etc,
PORK & BEANS
with Tomato. Sauce -
2 large cans for 35c
6 large cans for$1.00
SPAGHETTI
with Tomato Sauce—
Per 12 os. Tin ..10c
FOR PIES or PUDDING
2 cans Pumpkin .25c
2 pkgs. Corn Starch 25c
'Raisins, .Prunes, Rice,
Tapioca, etc
GET TI -
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some of our Pork and Beans with Tomato
BULK PICKLES •
Mustard,•per quart ,40c
Mixed, per quart ..40c
Sweet, per quart ...50c
Rex Catsup .15c and 25
DOMINION MATCHES
65c 3 Boxes for 25c
TOILET SOAP
3 bars Lavender Batit 25
BROOM
SPECIAL
for
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
No, 100 for
No, 8 for
95c
GET ONE WIiILE 1'IIEY
LAST
HABIT UP DEALING AT
LAUNDRY SOAP
3 bars Laundry soap25c
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PHONE 111 PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
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AUTO FIRE
Insurance at Modern to Rates.
WINDSTORM
Insurance is' as impo rtant as Fire Insurance on all
kclasses of buildings. The Rate i s Cheap,
LIVE STOCK
Insurance pays you f or toss by Accident
of your valuable stook.
GENERAL
Fire Insurance of al 1 kinds, Call and see Me.
Charles B. gale.
HURON STREET, ' ` CLINTON,, ON'T.
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\Vilj Loam•Ilacic to Clinton.
�� Rev, and Mrs. C. W'. Hawke. of
•Tiverton, will conte bacv to Clinton to
,reside at the end of the Conference
year in June. They lave purchased Mr.
liuzziis house on 'I'invnsend Street.
I. A. O. F. Services.
The 101st anniversary of Odd fellow
ship will he observed next Sunday morn
tug of Clinton Lodge by attendance at,
Willis Church, when Rev, J. I. Hogg
will preach to the brethren 'Anel visit -
'ug members are welcome.
Purchased Team Here,
Brussels Post: -.--A dandy 'span of 5
years old Percheron horses was purchas
ed at Clinton Spring Fair by ,Alex, Mc-
Lauchlan, Last gravel road at a fancy
price, Sandy pins his failh on the Per-
cheruns. The team are grays and well
matched.
Retail Jewellers Meet on May 19th.
•
Many neople'Have bronchitis and don't
know it.
Don't even know the clanger of ne-
glecting it.
Bronchitis starts with a dry, short,
painful, hacking cough, accompanied
with rapid wheezing, and a feeling of
oppression or tightness through the chest.
At first the raised -up phlegm is of a
light color, but as the trouble progresses
it becomes of a yellowish or greenish
color, and is very often of a slimy nature,
streaked with blood.
Bronchitis should never be neglected.
Pneumonia or Consumption may follow
if it is,
Mr. E. E. Boyrer, Edmonton, Alta.,
writes:—"Last winter I took a severe
cold which turned to hronchitie. The
doctor I had could not neem to relieve
it, and I bad been treated by him fot
eight weeks. Then, a friend came in
and recommended me to try Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup. After taking one
bottle I was greatly relieved,. I. got two
more bottles, and ran say it' bas quite
cured me. It bas stopped my cough
and my spitting up lets of phlegm.
Have not had' an attack siuce. , L can
aware you I would not, be without a
bottle of it in the house. It, im:helped
my edldrea also. I think it is a wonder -
fig remedy for Boughs or. bronchitis."
• Dr. Wood's Norway Pine, Syrup is
: • put up iiia yellow wrapper;
60
r; 3 ppoe trees
the trade mark; price a
Manufactured ed only by The T. Milburn
Co, limited, Toronto, Ont.
SCRANTON COAL
catty who wish to leave their order for
rr.:
'Sirhtg delivery can do so by leaving
to their orders at my residence, Hurou Si.
or Phone 155.
Terms:• --Strictly Cash --Phone 155.
Stratford Herald—A convention of re
tail jewellers has been arranged for
10 be held on May 19th. This will in-
clude a ,wide district practically all of
Western Ontario and Owen Sound and
should bring one half a hundred Jewell
ers to the city. There will be a program
of much interest to jewellers including
speakers from some of the big etablisit
nnents in Toronto.
The Hardware Store of Better Values
P,.REP•ARE•FOR S.P.:R.xur
Buy celebrated Seeds, and reduce tbei
High Cost of Living., • ' -v
Buy. new''ap-to-ditte Garden Tools and see what
a pleasure it is to use then,. ' '
Sprayers and Sprinklers to supply the Moisture
0.t When needed.
A Complete up.to-date Stock at
W. FL DAVISON
Successor to R. RoWland.
Perfection Oil Cook Stoves
SPRING IS HERE
Are you ready with your Pans and
Buckets?
Have niffew sheets of Sap Pan Iron
Order yours early so as to be
sure of getting one.
T.
Hawkins
Plumbing anti Heating
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Phone 45.
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Order Your Supply of.
.:SCRANTON COAL'
• In purchasing the 'Hollaway-Forbes
't3oal Business, we secured what we call
1.5 straight line nonnection,•with the two
great American Coal Mining instHutions
namely,
The D. L.&W. CoalCo.,
Movings. .
Mr, William Wheatley has moved to
Itis house he purchased on Rattenbury
Si. West.
Mr, W. Holloway has moved to the
house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. W.
Wheatly on Victoria Street.
Mr. W. Branfield has taken the house
vacated by Mr. Holloway next Ellintts
livery barn. It's a regulsr checker,
Aline this moving:in Clinton,
Purchased Grocery Business,
During the past week Mr, Levi Stool;
closed a deal whereby he will assume
coitroll of the grocery business of Mr. 1
J. Reid Victoria street about the 5th
of next month. Both Mr. and Mrs. Reid
have not .beet) in extra good health,
hence the decision to sell out their bus-
iness which has developed into ;t good
one. itis altogether likely Mr. and Mrs.Reid and family will still reside in town.
Gets Deserved Promotion.
Mr. Robt, Moore, local agent for the
Prudential insurance Co,, has received
a deserved promotion and leaves next
week for Hanover. Mr. Moore has work
ed up an excellent business in this terri-
tory and the 'Co., has not been slow to
recognize his work. No agent has been
appointed here yet. The citizens will
join in wishing Mr. Moore continued
success in that northern burg. Mrs.
Moore and family will follow shrtly,
'WiU Move to Exeter.
who own and control tite famous Scran-
ton Coal fields, and furnish us with
their STANDARD ANTHRACITE.
' 'Sihe D. & H. Coal Co. •
'who send hs their 'celebrated LACKA-
WANA COAL.
By a straight line connection we•
meant thatwe are .their sole agents for
the, conlmilnity, and although an im-
poster may elalcu to be distributing
their coal, it is an utter impossibility,
and only goes to show- that ie is will-
ing to admit that we have the b,est coal
available.
New dealers can only resort to job;
'Wehave a splendid assortment hers,, which means that the quality may
of Seeds for 'Spring Gardening— be irregular, as the coal barons will not•
take on ,any new dealer no matter how
DUTCH well equipped he may be, mart` less a
Municipal Coat Yard,
So alt accordingly and place your
order now at the old stand, as the 1920
allotments are being made according to
past hnoiness,
Now is the time for 'a trice cheery
opea grate fire, 'Try our
EBONY CUBE. CANNEL
Anti in t110 kitchen range you will
`moo
irst
e
.THEY have been called a pyo-
pie.of one idea—God first.
IiATEVLR happens, their
wort: goo's on, serving God
and their fellowmen,
EMPIRLIS may rise. and fall,
the world may seem to be
enveloped in blood and strife,
but they still see God's sunshine
and love, still do the nearest
work of'mercy. Still praise God
for the saving of souls,
1UDGE if you will from what
you know of their work,
whether the world has moot cause
to rejoice with them in their ad-
herence to this one idea—"Seek
first the Kingdom of God."
The Sale
j Army
MULTIPLYERS
SEED CORN
GARDEN andFLOWER
SEEDS
Cinch Clenser makes Houseclean- like our
log easy, Try a can for Cleaning'
G^ — coat question try a load of WOOD,
i r We are bound to satisfy you,• and will
Try our Ccn'a `axsd C'nee ort Bark give von rest service,
CFiFST'NUT COKE
your Woodwork and Windows Or if you Want Ur get away.froni the
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.,"rod W. Wiggu.
Kona for Ctic'fe,4,-81a. ,
Phone for I!>,rircetiottl 11 nu OS,
Exeter Times:—Miss N. Medd, sister
of Mr. W. G. Medd, of town, who is
well known in the community having
taught school at Winchelsea and Elim -
villa, together with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, J. H. Medd, who reside near Clin-
ton, have purchased the residence of
Mr, Thos. Kestle, on Main street and
expect to stove to town in the fall.
We welcome them to our midst. We un-
derstand Mr. Kestle will either buy or
build another.. house in town.
Care For Cemeteries.
• The Legislature is 1.ikly to endeavor
to find a way to compel municipalities
to care for cemeteries of which so
many are allowed to grow wild. It
carte up yesterday in the House when
J. R. Cooke'(North Hastings) iniroduc-
sed a bill to provide for the caring for
old cemeteries when municipalities pur
chased ground adjoining for burial pur
poses. lie suggested that another chose Mrs Archie Hamilton; carnations, Mr.
Ile added in committee to make it corn And Mrs, lid Tout, Mr. and Mrs. 1'. G.
pulsars that cemeteries properly, Price; flowers, Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Dunn
cared for lion. W. E. Raneyey, , Attorney- , and family.
General agreed, and the committee will
try and find a remedy.
tion
308 Citadels
and Institutions
in this Territory
—use them!
Dandlelions Here.
The Dandelions are here and then
the harvest. One well known gentle-
men told as how to stake a Preparation
of hair tunic, from dandelion that would
"bust" the bottle but we won't try it
this spring.
Those 1920 Tax Rates.
Brussels Post:—Where .tax ,rates
been struck in many of the town and
cities "Scatter Smiles and Sunshine'
is not the melody every taxpayer is
whistling or humming on account of ant
icipated pleasure in "shelling out" the
ducats for 1920. it is real municipal
science to bring down or keep dowi
the apparently ever increasing tax rate
and few Councils appear to have attend
ed any school of Commerce that teach-
es this high art.
Funeral of the late James Lawson.
Stratford Beacon:—The funeral o
the late James F. Lawson was held on
Wednesday afternoon from his fancily
residence, 238 Erie street to Avondale
cemetery. In the absence of Rev, \V
11. Graham, of Central Methodist church
Rev. J. E. Holmes of Trinity Methodist
officiated. Among the out of town
friends were: Joseph Lawson, grout
Auburn; Mrs. Wm. Lee and daughter
Fannie, Loudesboro; Mr. and Mrs
Frank Gills and daughter, Clinton; Mrs
Alex. Leitch -acrd George Leitch, Con-
stance; Mr. Robert Lawson aqd wife of
Constance; Mr, Luke Lawson Clinton
Among the floral tributes were:—Bou-
quets, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gilleland, Mr
and Mrs, Thomas Watts,. Mr, and Mrs.
James Finch; sprays, Mrs. Geo. Russel
and family; Mr, and Mrs. O'Rourke and
daughter, Margaret; Ladies' Aid of the'
Central* Church; Mr. and Mrs. Phillips
and family; ,Miss'Canning; Mr, and Mrs.•
Walter Yerbeck; Mr. and Mrs. !drown;
Mr, and ,Mrs. John Chesney and. fanc-
ily; Mr, and Mrs. Harry Wilson and
family; wreaths from his brothers; lilies
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brodhagen, Mr. and
Thursday, April 29111,
920.
Ig'r"-.I'eivw- i.L? ^nim as simee.vreemv
REGARDING WALL PAPER
Prices, in general, are on a slightly higher
level than last'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 made to distract at -
t ention from other shor'tcoming's, these ex-
ceptions we ready concede.
Our new stock is being sampled and gives
promise of being as varied aml at'traci.ive
design and colorings as we have had in for-
mer years, while our values are as good as
we know where or haw to buy,
rhe ,„ Do F e
erten the Cheapest—Always the Best
',715.1.11.19!%01.1===== ETSEMERMakiMirMatii=t2MMOMIZONTinniMENDE
Winter Fair at Guelph.
Acting on the suggestion of Hon Man
tying Doherty, -the Guelph City Council
authorized Mayor Westoby to sign a
eohtract., with the Ontario' Government ,
for the holding of the Provincial Winter
Fair in Guelph for another year. Some -
objection was taken. to such action on
the ground that s longer contract'
shdttld•be secured, but Ald, Brydoe
who headed a deputations to the Minist-
<Yr' of Agriculture last week, stated
he hail 'the assurance of Mr. Doherty
that later in the year a contract would
be • submitted to' the Guelph Council,
which was for ten years,
Boy Hit By Auto.
Loudon Pree Press—Roy Mennel sag
•,f Mrs, Plu'ettce Menne' of 271 Eger-
ton street was struck by an auto at
110011 Thursday and severely bruised,
while suffering shock,and pt•oba by in-
ternal injuries. The lad was going home
from school On Rectory street intending;
to turn east on Dundas. it was then
that be was run clown by the atuo that
wag' towing a string of new cars, The
lad was taken to the office of Dr, Dun-
can and then ,carried to 1115 home, Wite-
nessesstate that the auto was going
24 miles an hour. The child was report-
ed as testing easier et the tittle of going'
"to preys.- •'t•he young lad Is a son of
'the late Wm, Mennen fancily of Olin.!
CULTIVATE: HABIT OF
SENDING IN . MEWS
One of the things that ought to
become fixed habits in every house-
hold in Clinton is that of sending
The New. Ertl the news iib n5 that
they clay know of; tell us of your
hews and any netgitborhood or other
items that '0111 be of interest to
'yourself, your neighbors or your
friends.
Every lodge, church body or
social drganieatioci should' have. some
representative Who will proniptly
and carefully after its news report-
ing. if you think some organization
has better naves service 11125 ,your
own, it Is probably because that or-
ganization looks after such maulers
iletier.
Write Sour items and send them
in when possible, Or telephone
them to No, 30, but please don't ask
that long lists of names ',be taken
Over telephone, as it not only re-
quires mucin time, but is fruitful In
i,ossibilities of error.
Above all, be early. Never web
till late on 'T'hursday to send an itOt
Mut 0111")) sent in days before,'
The New Era teiepltdne number is
30 and at nights fiS, Pi'.t then) to
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Yew. 18011,
We handle a hill line of Galy. 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
7.SLJTT
Plumber 1
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HOUSE-CLEANING. TIME
When you clean 'your parlor, paper
it or paint it, you probably add some
new furniture. You do it to stake it a
place for to entertain your friends auto
make home happy. All this will hol'-
pe needed if you or your family have
to go out for the evening to get good
Music. Start those children now at the
piano. You would not think of keep-
ing them hone from school ,till they •
were 14 years old, if. you did few would
succeed in getting a good education.
Music is exactly the saute and when
they start young and- get regular -pract-
ice they will succeed. We are here to
assist you in securing the best musical
instrument at the hest prices, quality
' You owe it to yourself to cell wh ether you buy or not. Pily new
stand is opposite Dale?s Garage. '
J nathapt,. I ug l
Highest prices allowed for used instruments of any kinds.
• BOX 229 MUSIC STORE.
Phone 21.6. SEAFOItTH. ONT.
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Well Dressed Women will wear Oxfords flair, Season,
We are now showing beautiful new models in these comfort-
able Shoes.
Shoemaking is certainly an Art when it comes to slaking such
handsome Footwear.
Every Shoe a Picture
Oxfords in DWI or Patent Leathers.
Beautiful colorings in Brown or Mahogany. The new plain
narrow toe and'the incitation perforated tip and varlip---Louis
or Cuban 'Heel. Expert Fitting Service..
' $3.50; $4150; .. $6.,50; to $9:50.
'This House of Good ShoeS stand these days as a safeguar
t•: against Shoe 'Valued' at' hifiated , .pieces
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