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PACE 6
THE .CLINTON IN
NEW 1Di"'APERIES, RUGS AND LINOLEUl1 S
Now -that the warm weather is here., Spring cleaning will go forward in earnest, and
there', nothing initis rest to the work, tike something nc.w in the way .of furnishings --- hew
curtains for .one room, a rug for another, fresh linoleum for the kitchen and so on.
HINTS OF THE NEW DRAPERIES.
These include the newest patterns and colorings in Cretonnes, Chintzes, _ Shadow
Clutha, Voiles, Scrims, Marquisettes, etc. Many are imported and exclusively handled by
us.
EXQUISITE FLOOR COVER INGS.
To attain the tnos( pleasing results in redecorating sofa -refurnishing the home you'll
Mid the choosing of the Rugs a matter of first importance. We 'fully recognized this fact
in Ctaoosing 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 best 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 xegrets.
MEN'S STARE
Custom Tallorta¢
Men's Furnish:al
Phone 103
Opposite Public Llbrary
n's
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and House
Furnishings,
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
W E tt x.
YOUR ATTENTION ( boat' eoliths
is called when wanting your supplies. This week we offer sit Special price:— ;
PURE LAUNDRY SOAP -4 Bars for 25c ; 16 Bars for $1.00. Obstinate Colds
3 Boxes, Matches 25c
2 boxes Corn Flakes 25e
3 cokes Pane Olive
Soap for 35c
Brooms.75c; 95c; $1.15
Rex 'Catsup ,,15c 8 25
2 cans Pork and
TRY
Some of <iur—
Chick reed
Pap -for -Peeps
Makes Chicks 79aa1th.
Beans 35c and strong.
BULK TEA
513c per ,pour,al.
9wc ,. for 2lbs. •
$2.00 for 5 0,1.
'Ginned AuTsles
'Prunes 'Raisins
"Date -s, Peac3,es, Pucnpkin
—for :Pies 'r Dessert—
GET THE HABIT OF DEALING AT
JOI-INSON &
O.
PHONE 111 PHONE ORDERS CARER/UN ATTENDED '?EO
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AUTO FIRE
Insurance
WIND
Insurance
classes of buildings.
LIVE
Insurance
of your valuable sto
at Modera to Rates.
STORM
is as impo rtant as Fire Ilnseraence tine all
The Rate i s Cheap,
STOCK
pays you f or loss by .Accident mfr ;,T]ias'ltttte
ck.
1
GENERAL
Fire Insurance of a9 l kinds. Call .and :see get.;
Charles B. Hale.
HURON STREET, CLINTON, Dn.
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The Hardware Store of Better Values
PREPARE FOR SPRJ r
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Buy Bruce's celebrated Seeds and reduce the,
High Cost of Living.
Buy new up-to-date Garden Tools and see What
a pleasure it is to use them.
Sprayers and Sprinklers to supply the Moisture
when needed.
A Complete up•to-date Stock at
W. H. DAVISON
Successor to R. Rowland.
Perfection Oil Cook Stoves
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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.
The Cerner Grocery -
Phone 45.
We have a splendid assortment
of Seeds for Spring Gardening—
DUTCH
ardeningDUTCH SETS
MULTIPLYERS
SEED CORN
GARDEN and FLOWER
SEEDS
Cinch Clenser slakes i•Iouseclean-
ing.easy, Try a can for Cleaning
your Woodwork and Windows.
Try our Ts e's and Coffee in Ruth
Plumbing and Heating Fred. we "Wigg'.
The -Kind That -Stink,
The 'Kind That Turn fT,u
BRONCHITIS,
She -Kind That End in
"CONSUMPTION,
-Become a ',serious m Iter
IF 'NEGLECTED.
All obstinate . coughs •and -colds :yield
' qei okly to :tbe-curatk wr. powers of
'Dr. Woods
'Norway "Pine Syrup.
-This. old :and well?ft_nawnrremedy :has
been on the market for the past•:3tl.years.
4'4 ou.wilt;find that e.• dose: or:two'will
atop the cough, vsootlhe.the:thtoat and
bronchial:tubes,:aea3.if•tthe cold;haslbe-
cotne settled •on the Icnge the !Leafing
properties : of -this simulants cough 'syrup
will. -soon -bring complete . and. permanent
relief. i
inem are .mtany imitations of Dr.
W.00iite 'Norway Pine •,$,vrup . on the
;;market. '.Get ;the .ordgiaal when you
aelv.for:ait. Put.e p in,a'.ydllow.wrapper;
1 3•pine rtreee the trade � znadk; • price $5e.
1and doe.
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Msatiwscturcdatily,byi 7 T.'Milbsa'a
1 efao„ i LJn,t ed, loresto,, Oat.• ^--
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS
Our Lists have been corrected up io Wednesday
of this week, and the little label on your • New Era, If
not marked Dec, 20 or Jars. 21, will indicate to you
that you are in arrears, and we tonin like y4;u'to remit
today, the 31000nt that will pay you up to Dec. 1920.
We might mention that a -few years ago news -
'print cost us 3t% -.cents a pound, freight prepaid. A
shipment this week cost. 6 cents a pound and freight to
pay; so that any reader will see that $1,50 does not go
very far to keep up paper bills,•
Since the war began oVe t' '1 21)0 publications in
Canada and United States have ceased to exist and the
Canadian newspapers continue to suspend while'news-
printmanufacturers from the crown pulp lands is ship-
ped at huge prices across the border, when the pulp
lands are practically exhausted. And all to enable a
few corporation, to make huge profits while the Dom-
inion, which owns the lands, receives a fleabite.
We look forward to many 'of our Subscribers
paying up before the end of May. Our rates at present
ut kl t.5cs in Canada and $2,00 elsewhere.
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Fractured ilia Wrist.
This week Mr, Frank Jenkins fractur-
ed itis ,right wrist when -cranking his
car.
A Fair Sized Egg.
Airs. Martin, Of town, showed an
egg laid by one of her Rhode, Island
stens which measured 6T'; x 7!5.
1Vi11 Rent Graham House.
We understand that Mr. Gay, of
'London, will take over the Graharn
House the first of June. We under -
'Stand Air. Gay is a returned soldier.
Hospital Notes.
'The Hospital Board returns thanks to
the Ladies Patriotic Society of. Stanley
for a donation :of $19.25 .and also to
Alt W. S. R. -.Holmes, druegia of town
for it donation of b4,oh,
Clinton's Fame is World-wide.
in the April :number ui the Sunday at
Home, an illustrated fancily magazine,
puttished in Eicgland, there are several
ore
COUNT Terauchi, late Gov-
ernor-General. of Korea,
said—"Though the Salvation
Arnay has extended its activities
to Korea 111 comparatively re-
cent days, it has already achiev-
ed creditable success — a fact
which I regard with satisfaction
for the sake of humanity."
THEiR work has had wonder-
ful results. it has brought
Christ Ito, and regenerated Large
numbers of, oleo and women..
'THERE are 102 Corps and
Outposts.
TH EY have been at work in
Korea since 1'3o'i.
pielures given of Canada And among
The Salvation
then is shown th.e picture of Mr. Isaac
Dodds, among'his beehives. - The pic-
ture is a good one, /��
More •Money' for'liorticsilturat'Societies. Army
Preanie•r'Drury-promised a deputation
that he would provide an udtlitional
grant of $3,00o in the supplementary
estina'tes'for fhe i esrticdlturttl work •of
the prervinee, The 'total grant :to :these
societies:for the ensuing year not totals
$20,000.
308 Citadels
and Institutions
in this Territory
—use them!
1. O. O. 'F. 'Service,
Trout Season 'Opens.
There vas,n ,goodly :number •of ekiri' (101y, a few disciples of lzaak Walton
Fellows 14 10 paraded on Sunday from , braved the chili), weather this morning
their e r hail and attended Divine service 'for the few trout creeks in Brant county
In Willis aura where IRes'. Mr. Hogg the season opening to -da
,SCRANTON COAL p y
preached a+i .excellent senaiun, taking
-- -p— as his subject "The Soul ,of f)dttfellenv_ I The hate John Deli.
unit who w'vsh to leave their order for ship." He drew ninny useful lessens : The following from an Edmonton
that might tie oaken ;by ;the ncembers,
J:Speieg .delivery ,ean f1lo ,sp flay Ileavurg The choir paper of last week, refers to a former
gave a splendid anthem unit well known resident of Clinton and
-their orders.ai • my •res, lence,'nfstron St,uNes? rs, W. Lease .and A. Mitchell sung Londesborot—"°Tire death of one of
,.or Mese ,1•55.
to duet Love'h;Jvine;" Upon return- Uloydtninister's most respected citizens
big to the lodge room hearty votes of
'�Teoyaa---Strfall C.i k.. Pfipge t?,55. s werepee John Bell, took place with night
y :thanks passed :to Rev. 41ogg, the petted suddenness last Monday night.
church officials, gaud ,choir. •anti :also to mr. Bell, with wife and thei rson, Mr,
:the •vlsiting l0erttbera• 1, R. Bell and fancily has spent the wint
impstovements Vomit -Town. er at Vancouver, and had only returned
Itialtp:ENCE-HURON 1ttTRiEf1" hit, Frank PowdH 15Isaviug'bit block' (tome two weeks ago, after having an
"" overhauled and has 111)01 the store new enjoyable holiday, from which the de-
F,rder Your Supply ,a
SCRANTON EtOAit.
E. WARD
In purehaSsog the 'flollawaytrnrbes
I"t'ma1 nosiness, eve setiurIeit Nhat•wc.cali!
a straight line rannection, with th,, two-
great Arne.rfean,Coal Miniver lnatirtftions
nambly:
The 1:1, L. & W. Cold Co,,.
who.own and control the'famous`Scr.een-
tun Coal fields, ansJ furnish us Whit
their STAi'iDARD AtNTl1R'Af3T'rs, •
The O. & Coil Co. .
who send 175 their celebrated LACKA-
W ANA COAL.
By a straight line. Gpilt1Ccti011 we
mean tlittt we ate their sole agents for
the community, and although nt
poster may claim to be distribethig
their mai, 0 is an utter impossibility,
and only goes -to Show' that he is will-
mt.: to admit that we have the best coal
svarlable.
New dealers can only resort to job-
bers, which means that the quality may
be Irregelar, as the Coal barons will not
take on any new dealer no matter how
well equipped he maybe, much less a
Municipal 'Coal Yard,
So 561 accordingly and place your
order now itt the old stand, as the 1920
allotments are being made according to
past business,
Now is the time for a nice cheery
open grate fire, Try our
EBONY CUBE CANNEL
And in the kitchen range you will
like* our
CHESTNUT COKE
Or if you want to get away from the
coalst e t i
qn nr1 try a load of wood.
We ate bound to satisfy you, and will
give you real service,
,SMO, B. MUSTARD
Clinton & • Bruuefield.
hone For Hint,,, 1lo, 74.
bene for Ortscefield11 on tlt8,
tsccupied by the Express Office re- ceased seemed benefitted by the change,
decorated. ire was in th Brittania Hotel on Monday
afternoon writing g letter and had just
The house occugiy,d ,try 613..11. `YY. completed the same when be fell to the
Wiggs, :Ontario street, :has been re- floor unconscious, be slightly rallied
shingled. , for a short time, but a doctor who had
Mr, A. ?Wilkin Inas l id n heiFge plant- ' been sent for, immediately saw that
ed at his home• recovery was practically impossible, and
lair. Fned 1sckson, the ,poputar •s'hoe- although he was taken home with a
uic:in :had a •ia,:w awning erected last nurse In, attendance, lie passed pace-
weei,. fully away about to o'clock, Mr, Ben
f.•3 "Nell has hsto Itis 11203, was burn in the Township of Hulled
which ;was behind Mr, A. Wi'llsan's house County of Huron, Outdriu in July, 1351
removeyt this ween to his olvuc lot.
and was therefore in his 69th ,year, He
came to 1.loydminister in 1905 and
Mr,
:to). Stiller. Ontario street, .tad hunt the Brittania Hotel which he and
W. -tiara' straightened up thin, week, his son conducted for a number 'of
The
tail... barn was nioveti to Itis place last years, He was an upright and capable
business man, and front the continence.
Took High,&'frnors, ment took an active part 'many endeav.
or that would add to the welfare of the
11U,dlton
paper.—The many friends town, being elected a town Councillor,
of Miss Francis Hawkins who has been and serving In that capacity fair a num
taking a course of training In the her of years he was also a inettiher of
Church ,of 'England Deaconess House, the Board of Trade and other public
Toronto, will be :pleased to Isear of her bodies. A fnneral service was iteid in the
success $n passing the examinations re- Anglican church on Wednesday after-
quired with seven first-class honors, noon, at which the Rector, Rev, J. B.
Miss Hawkins is a member of the Gibson, officiated and the esteem in"
Ascension 'Branch of the Daughters of which the deceased was held was shown
the Ping, and has been a faithful worker by the large attendance both front town
of the Order. It is Worthy of note ibat and country, and Isiso by the many floral
Aliss Hawkins' high standing in her tributes which covered the cofftti. The
exams. also gave her the highest stand-, Ileetor spoke of the high esteem in
tug of any of the students, including which' We. deceased was held by the
Wycliffe College men, in Christian nontntueity, and only present felt that
doctrine, Miss Hawkins has been train- they had hist a good friend and forfellow-
seg
r g the foreign Mission field and citizen, The deceased leaves a Widow, al
will leaves for Japan In lepteutbet:"-•- so a son Mr, .L R. Bell, of Edmontnn,
The above young lady is a slater of Mr, and two daughters, Mrs, PI, 0, Bell,
'Phos. Hawkins of town, and she will be S„ufitantpton, and Mrs, 11, S. Tuffley,
the guest of her brother aver Sondity Ciairmant Alberta, 'The remains were
and expects to address the ladies of Si. taken to his towner hurtle in Ontario
Paul's church on Monday, ,for into -trent,
a
All, 1920,
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REGARDING WALL PAPER
Prices, tan general, are cin a. slightly higher
leirel than last year, bort 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
isiifericp goods or boasts made to distract M-
t entirrn from other shortcomings, these ex.
Cep'ticns we ready concede.
Our 'sew stock is being sampled and gives
promise of being as varied and attractive in
design and colorings as we have had in fox
rner years, while our values are as good as
we know where or how to buy.
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Often the eheapest--Pitways the vest
We handle a hill line of Galv. Iron,
Steel Shingles, Corrugated Ironand
all hinds of Felt Roofing also Asphalt
Stene.
rr
Pumps, Pipes and Fittings always on
hand.
Repair work Promptly Done
Electrician
Plumber
HOUSE-CLEANING. TIME
„*„.
if pa90J
considered,
You owe 0 to yourself to call wit ether you buy ay nut, My new
stand is opposite Daley's Garage.
iu—
When you clean your parlor, paper
it or paint It, you probably add some
new furniture. You do it to make it. a
place for to entertain your friends and'
make home happy. Ali this will not
be needed if you or your family have'
to go out for the evening to get good'
music. Start those children now ,t this
piano. Yd» would not think of keep-
ing them hontc front school 0i1 they
were 14 years old, n' you, did few would
succeed in getting a good education.
Music is exactly the same and when.
they start young and get regular pracr-
ice they will succeed. We are here fo
assist you in securing the best musical
instrument ut the hest prices, quality
Jonathan Huai
Highest prices allowed for used instruments of ;uiy kinds.
BOX 229
MUSIC STOPS.
Piton' 216. ' SEAFORTH- 051?
C FORDS
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Well Dressed Wooten will wear Oxfords this Season.
We are now showing beautiful new models in these comfort-
able Shoes.
Shoemaking is certainly an Art when it cornea to retaking such.
handsome Footwear.
eery Shoe a Picture
Oxfords in Dull or Patent Leathers.
Beautiful colorings in Brown or Mahogany. The new plaits
narrow toe and the incitation perforated tip and vamp—Louis
or Cuban Heel. Expert Fitting Service.
$3.50; $4.50;.. $6.50; to $9.50.
'}This House of Good Shoes stand these clays as a safeguard a -
against - Shoe Whirs at inflated price
FR r DidA J seN
-'"SJIOES 'Et4AT SA,TiSFY"...
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