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NEW DRAPERIES, RUGS AND 'LINOLEUMS
Now that the warm weather is here, Spring cleaning will go forward in earnest, and
there's nothing, adds zest. to the work, like, something new in the way of furnishings - new
curtain for one room, a rug for ,another; fresh linoleum for the.kitchen and so on,
HINTS OF : THE : NEW ORA PERMS.
These include the newest patterns and colorings in„ Cretonnes, Chintzes, Shadow,
Cloths, Voiles, Scrums, Marquisettes, etc. Many are imported and excltisii'ely, handled by
EXQUISITE FLOOR COVERINGS.
To attain the Most pleasing i'esulis 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 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 h ashless
dealings with us will carry no regrrcets.
MEN'S STORE
Custom Tatiortar
Men's Furnishia;
' Phone 203
Opposite Public t.Ebratr
rown
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and Houle
Furnishings,
- Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
YOUR ATTENTION.
is called when wanting your Supplies. -This week we offer at Special price;—
PURE I4U NDRY SOAP -4 Bars for 25c 16 Bars for $1.00.
_,3 Boxes, Matches, TRY BULK TEA
2 boxes Corn Flakes 25c
3 cakes Palm Olive
Soap for 35c
Erooms,75c; 95c; 51.15
ex 'Catsup .:I5c Be`25
2 cans Pork and
.Beans 35c
Some of our ---
Chick Feed
Pap -for -Peeps
Makes Chicks Healthy
and strong,
50e per pound.
90c for 2 lbs.
12.00 for 5 lbs.
Hod Severe Cold
IT. TURNED -TO
BRONCHITIS»
Many ueople have bronchitis and don'i'
knowit. -
Don't even know the danger of ne-
glecting it.
Canned Apples Bronchitis starts with a dry, abort,
painful, hacking cough, accompanied
Prunes Raisins viith':rapid wheezing, and a feeling of
Dates, Peaches, Pumpkin oppression or tightnesathroughthe chest.
At. Brat the raisedwp phlegm, is of a
—for Pies or Dossert= ligbt color, but ae the trouble progresses
it beeome• 0of a yellowish. or.greenish
color and isvery often of a slimy nature,
GET THE HABIT 'OF' DEALING AT 'strealredwithbfood. •
Bronchitis ahould never be neglected.
Pneumonia or Consumotion may follow
if it is.
Mr. E. E, Boycer, Edmonton, Alta.,
writes: '7.ast winter I took a severe
cold whichturned to bronchitis. The
'doctor I had could not seem to relieve
it, and I had been treated by him for -
.eight weeks. Tfien, 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 •has quite
cured me. ft has stopped my cough
.and my spitting up lots of phlegm.
Have not had an attack since. I can
assure you I would not be without a
bottle of it in the house. It has twined
my children also. I think it is alwonder-
fut remedy for coughs or broneldthi."
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is
pmt up in a yellow wrapper; 8 pine trees
the tuella mark ; price 26e. and 500
Manufactured only by The T. Milburn
Limited, Toronto, Ont.
JOHNSON & e
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PHONE 111 . •PHONE ORDERS'CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
AUTO' FIRE
Insu ance.at Modem to Rates.
WINDSTORM'
Insurance is as iinpotrtant as Fire Insurance on all
classes of buildings. The Rate i a Cheap,
LIVE STOCK
Insurance pays you f or Ips by Accident or Disease
of your valuable stock.
GENERAL
Fire Insurance of al I kinds. Call and see Me.
Charles B. Hale.
HURON STREET, 1 CLINTON, ONT.
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COOKS THE FOOD BUT NOT . THE COOK
Perfection Oil Stoves
HAVE ATTAINED PERFECTION, IN THE COOK'S
ESTIMATION Ear
That tells the story in It Nutshell of the benefits and
results of using one of our PERFECTION Oil Cook Stoves.
Many makes of oil stoves have come and gone bit:6 this one
goes on givng satisfaction to the owner. Buy PERFECTION
Oil Stoves at
W. H. DAVISON -
Phone 53. Successor to R. Rowland..
TRY
TO Hawkins
FOR PLUMBING
HEATING AND
ROOFING
Repairing Promptly
,p J'
Done
Phone 53
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The Carrier Grocery
Phone 45.
We have a splendid assortment
of Suds for Spring Gardening---
DUTCH SETS
NIULTIPLYERS
SEED • CORN
GARDEN and FLOWER
SEEDS
Cinch Clennser snakes houseclean-
iltg easy. Try a can for Cleaning
your Woodworlr and Windows
SCRANTON COAL
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spy who wishsh .to leave their order for
Spring delivery can do so by leaving
their orders at my residence, Huron St.
or Phone 1551
1 "fe't;iie—ttrictly Cask Phone, Ids._
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E. WARD
RE8lDENCE-:-HU�[ON STRUT
Order Your Supply -of
Scranton. Coal=
White we are not ;getting much -coal
at present we are. booking a: lot of
orders, and being pptinilstic about the
Situation, we feel justified inr• edrising-
you to place your• -order now, so ss to
be early on our delivery lists.
We have ils"stock the following!
At CLINTON--'
EbonypriceCdubs.Gannel, the cannel de luxe
Hardwood, a limited quantity specially
Cut Rails, in hoot hardwood and cedarCanada. Cement, tate standard ill cement'
Ata BRUCEFIELD- .
Hemlock Lumber of high quality
Dressed Lumber in' V match and Libor-
i'Jgf
2X, 3 and •5X Shingles' is f1,0. Red
Cedar
Fibre' Board, cheaper and better than
plaster - ,
Cannel !,oat .stakes a real hot: fire
Canada Cement the cheapest .building
material
If in the•mrket fol' any of the above
lines, it will pay ypu to give us a call,,
and we wit.! help you 10 solve your
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� � u vice is free, Maks use of it,
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I`ryour Tool andC
cafes hs, Bulls,
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TO OUR SVJ3SCRIL R$
Qur lists have been corrected up to'Wednesday
of this weep, and the little 1a'be1 on your New Era, if
not marked Dee. 20 or, :Ian. 24, will indicate to you
that you are in ai rears; and we would like you to remit
t'oda}',,the anionnt that will pay you up ;to Dec, 1920.
We might mention that a.' few years .ago neirs
print- cost us 2.34 cents a, pound, freight prepaid. A
shipment•this week,cost G cents a pound and freight to
pay, 'so that any reader, will see that 1,50 does !lot go
very frig to keep up paper 'bilk, 1, -
Since the war began over 000 publications it1
Canada and. United States have ceased to existlncl the
Canadian newspapei's continue to suspend while news-
print manufacturers from the crown pulp lands is ship -
peel at. huge prides across the border", when the pulp
lands are practically, exhausted, And all to enable a -
few corporations 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
at_st.50 in Canada and $2,00 elsewhere.
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Attended! Funeral of Mr. Patterson.
Among those, from Clinton who at.
tended the funeral of the 'late Donald
Patterson at Auburn on Tuesday were
Inspector - Torrance, Dr. Shaw, Jas.
Reynolds, J, A. Ford, and N. W. Tre-
wartha: • '
Wins Gold Medal.
Lynn, Salton, son of ReV. G. F. and
Mrs. Salton, of Winnipeg, secured the
University gold -medal in Philosophy in
the recent Manitoba University exaty-
suations.—Rev..Mr. Salton Was a former
pastor of Rattenbury St. church, many
years ago,
Received Word of Death of Mother.
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Mrs. Roy Grigg, who Is the guest
at the„hame of her husband's parents,
Mr. and 'Mrs. A, J. Grigg, received
word on Tuesday of the 'death of her
mother at Calgary. Mrs. Grigg, prior
to coining East had visited her mother,
who Was then In very poor health.
She has the sympathy of her many
friends in Clinton, in the Toss of her
nrothex,
Will Attend World's Conference.
.His Lordship Bishop DavidWilliams
'of Huron leaves on June 5 for -England
to attend the Lambeth conference of
the Anglican Church throughout She
World, to be held in Lambeth Palaee«iu
July. The bishops and archbishops
from the Anglican church thea, world
over, will be in attendance. Because of
:the absence of 'the Bishop daring the
summer months all . confirmations in
this diocese have been postponed, and
will be held early in the fall.
Some Excellent Stock.
Mr. A. E. Dwain, who is the pro
prlefor if the farm known as the
Wheatley _farm, shipped 23 head of
3 and 4 year-old steers to Toronto last
week. The sight of seeing this drove -
go down the street recalled the old
days .when the eaitle men of Mullett i
Tuckersmith, Stanley, and Godericll ,
Township, •used to bring.in their prini.e
beef cattle. The average weight was
1530 pounds and the six !fest averaged'
1,600. Mr. Durnin was in Toronto '
this week disposing of theme.
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nsagemen Announced. .S
The following item; from a Toronto
daily, is of interest to Clintonians, as
both father and mother of the bride-to-
be are natives of Clinton, Mr. Steep
being the youngest son of the irate
John Steep, while Mrs. Steep is the
only daughter of the fate John Jack-'
son:—"Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Steep an-
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Acknowledges Donation,
The Hospital Board wish to acknow
ledge a donation of 82.00 from Mrs.
James Holland (Huron Road East). This
is the second, donation Mrs. Holland has
given, from the safe -of her fancy work.
Brother Dead.
Mrs. D. A. Forrester of town has re-
ceived avord that her brother Dr. John
Alkalis, of Chicago, was dead, Re Was
49 years of age 'and. leaves a wife, but
no children. He was born in Mitchell,
W. C. T. U. Annual 'Meeting.
The mutual meeting for the election
of officers of the Clinton branch of the
W. C. T. U..will be held in Wesley
church; -`on liriday' afternoon of oris I,
week at 3. o'clock, A full attendance
of the ladies is requested.
Offiecrtiare to he Elected'for W. 1.
'The regular monthly meeting of the..
Woman's Institute will be held at the
home of,Mrs._3. Flynn, on Thursday
May 27th, at 3 p.m. All members are
requested to be present as the officers
,are elected for the 1o1loni41g year, at
this 'meeting. •
High Cost of Writing Exams.
The high cost of Writing is the most
• recent problem of the kind, Collegiate
students received; their application
forms for the 'June examinations and
were shocked to observe a general in-
crease in prices. the ntaxii71un7 fee,
810 last year, -Is nowt/ `1+1S.
1 What Do You Think of ..the Tax Slip.
•nouhce the •engagement of their only
daughter, Vira B1sMe) to 1lardltil Ta
Johnston, son of Mr. I. E. Johnston,
Detroit, , formerly of Wiarttin, the
marriage to take place June 8.'1
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Empire Day, -
Empire May falls this year on Friday,
,May 21, and to' fssist teachers and the
school authority in fittingly celebrating
the occasion the Ontario Departmeslt of
Education has -issued, under the title
' atiadian Citizenship," an attractive
booklet containing a suggested pro -
...gramme. The name of the author is
not given, but we shall not, we suspect,
•be• far astray If we attribute this emin-
ently timely and readable pamphlet 16
the same skilled hand whose editorial
Work is known and appreciated in all
the schools.
Muth Lo`at Time.
I"he kiss of time on account of in-
dustrial disputes, during April was
greater than during March 1920, hut
less than during' April, 1910, accord-
ing to the May issue of 'The Labor
Gazette. 'there were in existence at
some time during tile month 44 strikes,
Involving about 6,249 Workers, and re-'
suiting in a time Joss of about 84,099
working clays, as compared with 22
Strikes, 3,759 working people and
43,169 working days in March 1920;
and 40 strikes, (3,470 working people
and tJJ,346 working days qt April,
!}bone lror. l'3r,e,iiisid 11 ore 41*.
Tax Collector Fitzsimmons is busy tsis
Neek issuing his tax slips for i920 and
the total amount ofmostof them will
cause heart' burn to most taxpayers,
Taxes are due on or before June 30th
and Dec. 14th, or 5% will•be added to.
each instalment, The County Rate is 5'
mills; Tosnnrate 9 mills; Debenture rate
9 mills; School rate.44 mills; and added
to the above is the sidewalk tax and
dry earth closet tax, ; a""`--- '
Death of Dr. J. W. Cull at Mitchell
• News -reached Clinton on Tuesday
afternoon of the death in Mitchell of
Dr. J. W. Cilli, for many years t pro-
minent andrespected citizen. of Mit-
cheil. The deceased was in hit 79th
year. He was appointed to the Cus-
toms in 1893 on bee.. 151. 1n 1913 Ile
took ill and had been relieved of active
duties since that time.
Dr. Cull was
formerly a druggist. The funeral takes
place In; Mitchell today, (Thursday)
under the Masonic auspices.
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CULTIVATE HABIT OF
SENDING IN ' REINS
One of .the things that ought to
become fixed habits in every house-
hold in. Clinton is that of sending
The New Era .the news items that
they may know of; 'tell us of your
news and any neighborhood or other
items that will be of interest to
yourself, yoatr,,neglebors or your
friends.
Every lodge, church body or
social organization should have some
representative who will promptly
and carefully after its news repott-
ing. If you think some organization
has better news service than your
own, it is probably because that or-
ganilation iooks after such niatlers i
better,
Write your Items and'sestd them
in When potsible, Or telephone
then! to No, 30, but please don't ask
that long lists of names 'be taken
over telephone, as :If not only re-
quires much title, but is fruitful in
possibilltles of error.
Above all, the early, Never wait.
abduce on Thursday•to send an ,tem
that can be seat in days before,
The New lira telephone number is,
30 and at nights 95, Mx there it
your iniad,
REGARDING WALL PAP'
Prices, in general, are on a slightly ligher
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 entiou from other shortcomings, these ex-
ceptions we ready concede.
Our new stock is being sampled and gives
promise of being as varied and attractive iI
desigh and colorings as we have had in.for
mer years, while 'ou; values are as good as
we know where or how to buy.
The W. 1 . Far „•eo
,Often the Cheapest-Trways t;he Best
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RO OFIN
We handle .a hill line of Galv.. Iron,
Steel Shingles, Corrugated Iron and
all kinds of Felt Roofing also Asphalt
SIate.
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Pumps, Pipes and Fittings always on
hand.
Repair work Promptly Done
Electrician
HOUSE-CLEANING. TIME
When you clean, you5' parlor, paper
it or paint it, you probably add some
new furniture. You do it tomake it a
place for to entertain your friends and
make home happy. Ail 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 at tine
piano. You would not think of keep-
ing them hoire from school till they'
were 14 years old, If you did few• would
succeed in getting a good education.
Music is exactlyv uta same and when
they start young and get regular pract-
ice they will succeed. Weare here to
assist you in securing the best musical
instrument at the best prices, quality
considered,
5'ou owe it 16 yourself to call }yh ether you buy or not. My new
stand is opposite Datey?s Garage. -'S" . ....a , .
Jonathan Hugill
Highest prices allowed for used instruments of any kinds.
BOX 229. .MUSIC STORE.
. Phone 256. SEAPORT/L. ONI'.
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Well dressed Women will wear Oxfords this eSsason.
We are now showing beautiful new models' in these comfort.
able Shoes.
Shoemaking is certainly' an Art when it comes to making such
handsome Footwear.
Every Shoe a Picture]
Oxfords in Dull. or Patent Leathers.
Beautiful colorings in Brown or Mahogany. The Mew plant
narrow toe and the imitation perforated tip and vamp --Lomas
ar Cuban Heel. Expert Fitting Service.
53.50; $4.50; . , $6.50; to *9.50.
This House of Good Shoes stand these days u si ttafegtsard ns Voll
against t: in ice
+� # Shoe tees a dated prices
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-FtReD4iPteKserii
—"SHOES THAT, SATISFY"—
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