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The Clinton New Era, 1920-6-3, Page 4I'AQg 9 ,..,, THE C..L,INTQN NEW Eras. NEW DRAPERIES, !RUGS AND LINOLEUMVMS Now that the warmweather is here, Spring cleaning will go forward in earnest, and — new there's notating adds zest to. the work,',' like something new u1 the way of furnishings gs curtains for one room, a rug for another, fresh linoleum for the kitchen and so on. HINTS OF THE NEW DRA PERIES. These include the newest patterns and colorings in Cretonnes, Chintzes, Shadow. Cloths, Voiles, Scrims, Marquisettes, etc._ Many.are imported and exclusively handled by us, 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 Mone in this part of the country; furthermore, by buying in liberal quantity we were able to secure best manu'factur'ers' 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 find your business • -dealings with us will carry no regrets. MEN'S STORE Custom Tallortne • Men's Furnishrn` Phone 503 Opposite Public Llbrzrr YOUR ATTENTION is called when wanting your supplies. This week we oiTer at Special price:— PURE LAUNDRY SOAP -4 Bars for 25c ; 16 Bars for $1.00. 3 Boxes, Matches ..25c 2 boxes Corn flakes 25c 3 cakes Palos Olive Soap for 35c Brooins,75c; 95c; $1.15 Rex 'Catsup'..15c & 25 2 ;ens Pork and Beam 35c THE PHONE 111 GET TRY Some of our -- Chick Feed Pap -For -Peeps Makes Chicks /Healthy and strong'' HABIT OF DEALING AT BULK TEA Soc per pound. 90c for 2 lbs. $2.00 for 5 lbs. Canned Apples Prunes Raisins Dates, Peaches, Pumpkin —for Pies or Dessert— PHONE ' is^^�"si�r�`Watif1 ; : ,ni illy ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO AUTO FIRE Insurance at Modera to Rates. WINDSTORM Insurance is as important as Fire Insurance on all classes of buildings. The Rate is Cheap, LIVE STOCK Insurance pays you f or loss by Accident or Disease of your valuable stock. i GENERA L Fire Insurance of all kinds. Call and see Me. 'Charles B. Hale. HURON STREET, . CLINTON, ONT. COOKS THE FOOD .BUT NOT THE COOK Perfection Oil Stoves HAVE ATTAINED PERFECTION IN THE COOK'S ESTIMATION That tells 'the story in a` Nutshell of the benefits and results of using one of o>;tr' PERFECTION Oil Cook Stoves. Many makes of oil stoves have conte and gone but this one goes on givng satisfaction to the owner. Buy PERFECTION Oil Stoves at W. H. DAVISON Phone 53. Successor to R. Rowland. TRY Pineapples for +tannin I. Hawkins FOR PLUMBING HEATING AND ROOFING Repairing .Promptly •Promptly Done Phone 53 '''Reda Fwrnaces Lead There is a Reason Ask Us. This is the Season for. Pineapples for Canning A Fresh stock of Pine- apples, Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables always in stock. • WOMAN'S STORE Dry Goods and House Furnishings. Phone 67 Next Royal Bank Do Not f4egleot The Bad Cold OF Tihm6DAY IT MAY BE SERIOUS TO Fre riO4:''1l/ May Develop into Brorclzitia, Pneu• mania and perhaps Consumption. Miss Mary Prouve, R.R. No. 1 (Vdardalc,, Ont„ unites•—"I had the Influenza to November last, and it left me w,th a terrible cough. 1 did net attend to it until it got so severe people warned ole it was time to sec about it I went to the doctor and got some medicine. Ile told enc it was a bad attack of bronchitis, I could not sleep, and would have to rill: up nearly all night, it was -so difficult for me to get my breath. The doctor's medicine did not seem to be helping me the least bit. One of our neighbors camp in one day. and told me about Dr, Wood's Norway I Pine Syrup. I tried it and took two I bottles. No person could believe how it helped me. 1 have recommended it to different people since, for I believe I have reasons for doing so. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup Inas been on the market for the past 30 years and stands out by itself as a remedy for all coughs and colds. Be sure and get the real "Dr, Wood's" when you ask for it. Put up in a yellow wrapper; 3 pine trees the trade mark; price 25c. and 50c. Manufactured only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. • SCRANTON COAL —O— any wito wish to leave their order for Spring delivery can do so by leaving their orders at my residence, Huron St; or Phone 155. . Tarsal—Strictly Cash--Phoaa 155. � y �. iris . � 7 A R D ll41911eR CIIF—HURON S711UT Order. Your Supply n Scranton Coal While the are not gettiit,g notch coaL: at present we are booking a lot of orders, anti being optimistic about the situation, we feel justified in advising you, to place your order now, so as to be early on our delivery lists. We have in stock the following: At CLINTON— ' Ebony Cubs Cannel, the cannel de luxe Hardwood, a limited quantity specially priced Cut Rails, in both hardwood and' cedar Canada Cement, the standard in ceunettt At BRUCEFIELD— Hemlock Lumber of high quality Dressed Lumber in Y match and floor- ing 2X,'3X and SX Shingles in B.C. Red Cedar Fibre Board, cheaper and better than plaster ' Cannel 'Coal nukes e real hot fire Canada Cement the citenpest building material if in the market for any of the above lines, it will pny ,you to give us a call, and we will, help you to solve your dificulties. Our Se:'i`tice is free. Make Ilse of H. Fred. W. Wigg the, Corner Grocery 110, II„ I USTARD I'horte 45. L`laittctn aY, 11rt eTolitld-. Phone Fur Clanton No,' 74; Phone for Brrscefield 11 oat dis. TO QUR SUESCRIB'ERS Our Lists have been 'corrected up to Wednesday of this week, and the little label on your ,New Era, if not marked Dec. 20 or Jan, 21, will indicate -lo you that you are- in arrears, and we would like you to remit today, Alm amount that will pay you up to Dec. 1920. We might mention that' a few years ago news- print cost Us 2y: 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 tip paper bills. • Since the war began over 1200 publications in Canada and' United States have ceased to exist and the Canadian newspapers continue to suspend while news= print manufacturer's 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 corporations to make huge profits while the Doul - inion, which owns the lands, receives a 'fleabite, We look forward td many of our Subscribers paying upicfore the end of May. Our rates at present at f;4 `50 in Canada and $2.00 elsewhere. 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Jackson, High street has had the outside woodwork of her house brightened up by the painter's brush. Mr, S. Kemp is preparing to paint his cottage, occupied by Mr. Govier, Ontario street. 50 Cents -Por Hcad for Library. • One of the most important steps in public library development was taken by the Ontario Legislature Fri- day, when it- passed a bill which ‚pro- vides that the public library of a com- munity shall be supported at the rate of 50 cents per head of the population. In other words, in a city of 100,000 people, the city council will levy 350,- 000 as a rate necessary to support ade- quately the institution known as the public library. Minor Locals. ' June—the month of'Erides and Roses Council meets on Monday evening. The Base ball team is away to Cre- diton today to play a league match and also an exhibition game as Crediton is celebrating the Kittg's birthday. The exams. will soon be here now and the pupils are down to hard work now. • The Kittle Band commences their weekly open air concerts tonight, (Thursday). - Many attended the circus at Goderich last Friday. •Seaforth Statistics. The following 11 tyres ire taken from the assessment roil for this year: The total assesstnent of Seaforth is $1,143- 360; an increase in the laud assess - Ment of $105,000. The amount of in- conie liable to assessment is $47,310; business assessment $59,345. The population is practically the sante as last year, being, 2,035, Although there was a revision of .the assessment this year and an all round increase, there has not been one appeal entered with the clerk, which says a lot for the work of- the town's assessor, Mr. M, 'Broderick, Sorry to Part. ' Last Friday evening the Ladies Aid of Ontario. St. Methodist church gathered at the home of Mrs. Wm. Miller, Ont- ario street, and spent a pleasant even- ing, During late•evetsing they present- ed Mrs, E. R. Hunuiford with 2 pieces of cut glass, prior to her removal to London. Following was the address which was read to Mrs. lfunnif0rdt— Dear Mrs. Hunniford: We, the members of the Ontario St. Ladies' Aid Society take this opportun- ity 10 express our appreciation of your personal worth to our society dwring your association with us, As at mem- ber of our Society you have endeavored to advance the interests of our society.. In every way within. your power. We sincerely regret that the time is draw- ing so near when these ties of friend- ship will be severed by your removal front our midst. We beg therefore that you will accept this slight token of our love and esteem, We trust that where - ever your lot may be cast th,,t ;you will find true friends and our earnest prayer; iv that God's richest blessing may be yours, Signed on behalf on the Aid Mrs, A, .McMurray, President Mrs, W. Piuttt'steel Secretary, School Tenders. The school Board let two tenders on Wednesday evening„ the heating to Thos. Hawkins and .the plumbing to J. A. Sutter. The other tenders will be let this week; it is expect ad. The Board has also placed Mayor Cottle on the Build- ing CommI ttee, You Can Help. The Local Objective of $5nu.00,for the Salvation Army Self Denial Fund, has now reached up wards of $400.00 and it is the desire of the local commit lee that since it is so near the amount asked for. that those who have not al- ready contributed will do so in the next few clays, any contributions large or small may be handed to the treasurer, W H. tlellyar. Same Everywhere. - .lt is not easy to disabuse the minds of many. perhaps most. owners of au- tos of the idea that when they buy a car they acquire exclusive proprietory rights in the public streets as well, in their view, the responsibility of look- ing out for their own skin rests upon the vulgarians who walk. An occasion- al line is sometimes a wholesale cor- rective. June Rod and Gun. Bonnyeastle Dale, the well known naturalist has written and illustrated a ,splendid article descriptive of trap- ping conditioixs in Rice Lake, Ontario, during the 1919 season, This appears in the June session of Rod and Gun in Canada along with nine other stories and articles dealing with the wild life in the great out doors of the Dominion. "The Red Gods" are calling insistently now that grim winter snows have gone and even if you are not in a position to enjoy the real outing that you like, Yon can live again the happy days of former outings by reading the pleasur- able narratives set down.by fellow lovers of the wilds. The June issue of Can- ada's national sportsmen's monthly contians the usual high class Guns and Ammunition, Fishing Notes, Conser- vation, Kennel and Trap Departments. Rod and Gun in Canada is published monthly by 'W. J. Taylor, Limited, in Woodstonk, Ont. 'CULTIVATE HABIT Or SENDING IN` GINS Otte of the things that clttght 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,tts of your 'news and any neighborhood or other Reels that will be 01 interest' to yourself, your neighbors er your friends. ' Every lodge, church body or social organization should have some representative wito will promptly and carefully after its news report- ing. If you think some organization has better news service than your own, it is probably because that or- ganization looks after such matters better. Write your items and sent{ them in when possible, Or telephone them to No. 30, but please don't ask that, long lists of Haines nae taken over telephone, as it not only re- quires' Much time, but is fruitful in possibilities of error. Above all, be early. Never wait till late on Thursday to send an item that can be sent in days berme The New Era telephone trnntbcr 0 and ei nights 95, Fix tl.alii hi your mind.. Thursday, .aurae 3rd, 1920. REGARDING. aaczlresm WAIL 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 fromother 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. The W. D. Fair eoe Often the Cheapest—Always the rest Easy Way to Wash The Time' Saver Electric Washer not only washes the clothes, -but wrings thein too—. cuts out rill the drudgery of the old time wash day. You can do a big tiw day's wash with the Time Saver and fit not feel a bit tired. Saves hard work enough to pay back its cost the first year. On display at our state, Come in and site it. J. SUTTER intone 147w SL n SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION` 2 DAYS ONLY Friday & Saturday ,finite 4 and 5 — -0--- SPECIAL OFFER TO CUSTOMERS You are invited to conic in and' learn the merits of this Electric Washer. How it will save you money and hard work. How it will ac- tually pay for itselfin a year. A dozen are in use in Clinton, now. You do not need to: feel obliged to buy. —0--' Buy Now as Next Shipment of Machines will Cost More.' HOUSE-CLEANING. TIME When you clean your parlor, paper it orpaint it, you probably add some new furniture. You do it to make it a place for to entertain your friends and make home happy, All this will not: be needed IT 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 home from school tilt they were 14 years old, If -you did few would succeed in getting a good education. Music is exactly the sane and, when, they start young and get regular practr ice they will succeed. We are, here to assist youin securing_ the best musical instrament at the best, prices, quality considered. You owe it to yourself to call wh ether you buy or amt,. My new stand is opposite Daley's Garage. Jonathan HugilI Highest prices allowed for used instruments of any kinds. BOX 229, - MUSIC S'TO+RE. Phone 216. SE'AFORTH. ONT. X IP 0 RDS ill11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111N111111I1i11111111111111111111111i111111111111ii1111111111111K11111111111111111111111N Well Dressed Women will wear Oxfords this Season. We are now showing beautiful newmodels- in these comfort- able Shoes. Shoemaking is certainly an Art wlien it comes to naking,sucht ltendsonle Footwear. i Every Shoe a Picture Oxfords in Dull or Patent Leathers., Beautiful colorings in Brown of Mahogany. The new plaits narrow toe and the imitation perforated' tip and vamp—Louis or Cuban Heel. Expert Fitting Service. $3.50; $4.50;.. $6.550; to. $9.50. This House of Goocl Shoes stand these days as a safeguard a - against Shoe Values at inflated prices FRED. .171eKSON -"SHOES THAT SATISttt"-.