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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1918-2-28, Page 6tai • WE SPECIALIZE IN FINE DRESS GOODS ---BUY THEM NOW --- THE G1 t•ilTo'ly NEW ER* 119UWIIIIIIIii1UIlUUIUIUmIIIII1iIVi111UIlUIIIIIVIIUIIIUIIIuIDIUIUIhUUIUUIUNIIIiNIIUIIIVIUIIUIIpUUUmmetIiIUIIUUIIIUIsiusUIUUIUUIiIVUIUUUI A Dress or Suit -no matter how good its style and tailoring -is no better than its cloth. A little stretching, a few wrinkles, will ruin the most fashionably cut, finely tailored gown ever made. Only an expert can accurately judge the quality of a piece of dress goods by inspecting a piece of the cloth. But when that cloth is made up into a garment, its quality quickly shows to everybody, Every piece of DRESS GOODS • SOLD AT BROWN'S is guaranteed all -silk, all -wool, or silk -and -wool , as the case may be -its high quality shows in the long wear of the garment as well as in the beauty of the cloth. Well-dressed women have learned that they can rely absolutely upon the quality of all dress goods bought at Women's Store Next Royal Bank Phone 67 BROWN'S Met' � s Store Opposite Library Phone 103 1011x0== 1 A BIG REDUCTION I�P OT _ .AP S Starting SA'I URDA.Y, MARCH 2nd and Lasting three weeks Colne Early and Get Your Choice of our Large Stock of Latest Styles in Folders ---HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR BARGAIN PRICES - Old Price • Sale 10.o0 per doz. Sepia or Black and white.. 9.011 per doz. Sepia or Black and white.. S.00 per doz. Sepia or Black and white 7.00 per doz. Sepia or Black and white 6.110 per doz, Sepia or Black and white 5.00 per doz. Sepia or Black and white. 4.00 per doz. Sepia or Black and white .3.50 per doz. Sepia or Black and white. 5 S S We have a lot of picture fraises at a big reduction. We do copying, enlarging and amateur finishing R OY A It e L PHOTOGRAPHER PI -TONE 66 Price $6.00 5.25 5.00 4,75 4.50 3.50 3.00 2.00 000 �+( At The Hotel Normandie WEDNESDAY MA CH 13TH DDItENWEND'S DISPLAY OF ARTISTIC HAIR-G,O.O.D.S Should be seen by every man and wo- man who would keep nttratcive and you thfuI. Ladies who have not sufficient hair to do Justice to t h eir' appearance and GENTLEMEN WHO ARE BALD are invited to have a FREE DEMON- STRATION of the style that will an- swer their needs, LADIES: --Switches, Braids, Transformations, Pompo- douis, Waves and many other hair -goods creations of the fine - est quality hair. GENTLEMEN'S1-Fly,genic Ton - pees and Wigs which are inde- tectahle, featherweight and are worn by over a quarter Milton people. A benefit to the health and appearance, REMEMBER THE DATE OF VISIT r r., WEDNIES;M'.AY, MARCH 23. • DOREN WEND'S Head 0445cei 105 Yana age St. (Toronto) SHAEFilPT N HATE - TD THE CLINTONVWErtl IN CANADA Three Months $ .40 Half Year .75 Year 1.50 OUTSIDE OF CANADA (In Advance Only) Great Britain $1.50• United States $2,00 France, Greece and other War frottts $2,50 • Watch mit for plumbers' bills and Easter bonnets! They are coming, In United States they call "German measles" "Liberty" measles, And we suppose they'll be calling Hamburg. steak Independence chop.- Guelph Mercury, COAL FOR CASH After simile years of experience in tide coal business, we have come to the , conclusion that the only successful way to sell coal ts•for cash, and from now on all coal sold will be for each only. 1 This will help to keep the price clown as We ere 110* lower than any other I tOwn of its size. • 1. a. H ei UUowayt PHONE 3ie , i p�IIIUIIUIIIIUIIUUIUIIUUIWI�IIIIIIIIUIIUIIII�IIUIIIUIIItIIIIVUIIIIUU�IUIIIIIIIIUI�IUUf�III�IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUUIIIUIIIIIIVIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIU@UIIIVIIIIII111VUIUIIIIIUVIVV811UIll.IU 'l'hrustiay, February .18th,' Local News t' ii• Committee to Meet Here The !louse of Refuge Committe meets here on Tuesday next,. Council Meets Monday The March sleeting of the "'town Fathers" will he held on Monday even- ing 01 neat week, I More coal. e Mr. A, J.`itottowny received a car of colts this week, The Meek Knights,. The lodge of tile Black t nighIs hold a meeting tonight. Scarlet Meeting Here, On March 14th a Scarlet meeting will be held in the L, 0. L. lodge room. They expect a number of candidates, No Excursions, Local railway authorities have been notified that there will be no special excursion rates granted this year. In the United States the ban has been placed on excursions of all kinds, Woke Up! Wake up,.Mr, Business Man, and put some "pep" into your advertising, Never before did the people read the advertlsments so closely us they do now, Remember ---when you talk through the advertising columns of the New Era you talk to thousands of people, , On Wednesday, March 13th. DORL'NWEND'S of Toronto (Ca- nada's Greatest Hair Goods Stores) in- vite you to see their display of fine t•lair Goods at the hotel Normandie, Switches, Pompadours, Transformat- ions, Self -Dressing Waves, etc., for ladies and Toupees and Wigs for Gen- tlenten who are Bald. There is no charge for demonstration, NNfay Not Wear Uniform. Attention is again called In camp or- ders to the regulation issued in The Caltadian Gazette on January 12, which says: "No employee of the militia de- partment paid and rated as a civilian is permitted to wear uniform. Only offi- cers and other ranks who are called out on military duty and are paid as such are permitted to wear uniform," Sleigh Ride The S. 8, scholars of Ontario Street Church had their 111111551 sleigh ride supper on Tuesday evening of this week, Executive Meeting At Seaforth • The lixecutive of Centre Huron Liberals meet at Seaforth on Monday, afternoon at 3430 to discuses a few questions, $1,50 a Year in Advance Is now the price of The New Era, Less titan three cents (the price of a postage stamp) a week. Most people have renewed their subscription ofr 1918, blow ah0nt you? Card of Thanks Mr. and Mrs, 131. Scrutou wish to thank their neighbors and friends in the kindness and sympathy and help which they extended to them in their recent bereavement and loss of a broth- er, Wires Crossed Some of the residents on Ontario street were without lights on Tuesday morning, but the Hydro men discovered that the fault was having two wires crossed on the street, which was 50011 righted, Purchased u chased House Mr. C. 0, Bosch, Principal of the Clinton Model School has purchased the house and lot on High street, own- ed by Mr. Wesley Walker and occupi- ed by Mr. Bouck himself. 'l'he price is $2,200 it is stated. The property is a good one, Blyth Wolman Seeks Divorce Notice is given that at the next session of Parliament the following application will be made for divorce: Margaret Bell Charlesworth, Blyth, Ontario, will apply for divorce from her husband, Leopold Otto Charles- worth, also of Blyth, Has Purchased Home ,lir. Chas. F. Libby, ,ftlanager of the Clinton Knitting CO, has purchased the residence of Airs. James Twit- chell on Rattenbury Street and will take possession in a felt, months, Mr. Libby has 'secured a very desirable hlilIle More Huron Soldiers Home Among the various soldiers who ar- rived ill L mdou last Thursday, those from Huron Co., were:- Clinton -W. flunking Exeter -A Davis, Goderich-G. P. Rix, E. Thompson, i W. '%. Kell, and 11. 0, Chambers. Seaforth-C, A. Nudges Brussels -Roy 1'huell. New Officers The Royal Scarlet Chapter of Mil- lett District stet in Seaforth un Thursday last when the following list of officers• was elected for the cons. !ng year: W, C in Command, Rev, J. A. Robinson, 'Clinton ; Past 0. in Command, W, E. Southgate, Sea - forth ; Ex -C. in Command, W. J. Falconer, Clinton ; Companion Chap- lain, Rev, \V, B. Moulton, Clinton 0. Scribe anTreasurer, \V..1, Ken- ny, Winthrop; Iiearld at Arms, T. John Bullard, Winthrop, bl, M. Han- ley, Clinton; 'Conductors, ,1. 11, Campbell, Winthrop,, W. !I, Hehyar, Clinton ; Inside 1-1arald, John Mount- gomery, Seaforth ; Outside Herald, J. [Mulford, Clinton. Worth the Price A million and a half tons of coal is a lot of fuel, Lind it was consumed last year because mankind, enslayed to the clock and tied up by habit, chooses to sleep after daylight and work after dark, rather than undertake the trouble of shifting the hours of labor during seasons of the year when practical good sense commends such, a change. The proposal that we save daylight involves a great deal more than merely fooling ourselves by tampering with the clock. There is •i lot of coal at stake and a lot of Hydro power needlessly used in Ontario in artifically lighting shops in the late afternoon so that men may Work, although the sun lights these shops for nothing in the morning be- fore work 'begins. --Toronto Star_ Former Bank Clerk Married. On February 1 5th at 7 o'clock p.m. a quiet wedding took place at Foxboro at the home of the bride's parents, when Miss Olive Embury was united in marriage to Mr. 'Chas. Dyer, an Exeter Old boy, son of Mr, Alex, Dyer of that town, and accountant in the Molsons Bank staff at Belleville. Charlie's manly friends in town will join with the New Era in extending congratulations. Mr. Dyer was a former member of the Molson's baulk staff Iters, Why February Is So Short 9La11v people wonder why February should have only 28 days, It original- ly had 3o, but when the name of the month of August was changed from Sextilis to August, in honor of Enlperor Augustus, it was considered that a month so greatly honored should be given an extra day. At the sante time people felt it would be hardly fitting to lengthen this month and not lengthen the month of July, which was named after the mighty Julian 1 easer. 'Therefore it was decided to lengthen both months, and two days were taken from February to do this. is Business Manager The Stratford Beacon snakes refer- ence to a new Orchestra in that city and Mr. W, Tong, formerly of Clin- ton, is the business manager. The Orpheus Orchestra which proved such a success at the Canadian Club dance held at the city hall Feb. 11111, is a new organization composed of Stratford's hest musicians formed with the idea of supplying the cite ind country with first-class music both for concerts and dancing. At a meeting held recently the fol- lowing officers were elected, conduct- or W. Rcyuard• president, A, Holmes. seeretar'y-trearsur'er, E. P Nesbit; bus Mess manager, W, Tong. The above officers are , onfideut that Stratford is in a position to support a first class orchestra and as the said orchestra has now appeared before the parblic, they . are open for engagements. Terms etc., ran be had upon applica- tion from W. Tong, 53 Cambria Street, nr E. P. Nesbit, 42 Mowat street. Who said the robins and mosquitos were out on Sunday, 'Thu Japanese language is now be- ing taught to the University and High schools of New South Wales on the salve basis as French and German. Two of the live Ontraio license conc- 111iSSi0ne1'5 are to be let out --•but not into the cold. Certainly not, 'rhe government will kindly supply them with other lucrative work. About Rubbers at Jackson's This is the time of the year we are making contracts for our supply, of Rubber Footwear for next winter. To reduce the quantity we will be carrying over we are calling you to a e1� Ober Safe This sa e will appeal to everybody -Mens ° Woolens, Boys, Youth's, Misses, Children,' Worktnens Rubbers of all kinds go into this sale. Better come early while the lines of sizes are full, Mens $11,10; , Worsens 85c; .Boys 85c; Youths 70c, Misses 65c; Childrens 55c; Work - mens $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50, '6 474errcsoN - lGm the iNEW STORE 2M doors North of oratelrs Skclre'• r. e )5Ilt)lTATIOa NO51115 5001P .8t&-' osmouttlfflide THE BEST WRITING INSTR.I 'MEN. MADE The W. Dr Fair eo. Often the cheapest--7-uways the Best s aleitato,a L A •Tested Lens- An Accurate Shutter Simple Operation Good Pictures - All these are assured when you purchase aKodak Anybody can take good pictures with aKodak or Brownie.. We have theni'from $1.00 up. Come in and let us show ysn how easy they are to use. -We do developing and printing and guarantee good result--„ Despensing Chemist rxctta ,,Lsa cC..a.,...-,QMm_ ,...,.ga2=21T„A, 6,.1=117 17&V , m, naar' iS otokr I fs The Features st ' 0117., s7 �tr� . ' To which Tris incite special artsanbinn are Its !beauty, stn assured cumfoi,, Its. solid i:otlstruetlon, and its below the 11en'11 prices. .Any one of these* point.; would 11e eulli.'i1•nt to earn it sour preference. When they 51-,u1.1 caro 17111ed we ft'cl '111'e you ti'ili ,sn3,sa• - that this is a furnit!n•a buying oppur tnnity you cannot afford to tgnorr, 1 I � '`r F� R 1 d �L��' 'Undertaker and rrtuterat Director. Phone 321.1, Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store I` 'S EASY T EAT EGGS S -But it is hard to beat the Quality of our 'Peas or Coffee. Every cup is full of satisfaction and you who enjoy a' good l:n•ored tea or coffee, will ap-1 preciate our Lines. TEA -Black, Mixed or Green, COFFEE -Royal Excelsior. --SPECIAL IN TEA THIS WEEK BLACK OR MIXED 40c per lb. Try some nt our Loose Sodas sydt'fs.• your next order. They are Fresh., and 'Crisp and Ince used always used. You get more fur your 51)11,,,. ,lr 1.8e per th. Store open livery Saturday and S'iclx. day as usual. HIGHEST PRICES FOR PRODUCE e.$ N S _ T 4ft Phone 111 Phone Promptly Attended SYRUP SEASON WILL SOON BE HERE. BE READY BY ORDERING YOUR PANS AND BUCKETS NOW. Thos.liawkias LOCAL AGENT Phone 53 PLUMBING AND HEATING 1 Second hand Wood Furnace for 1 sale cheap. I The Corner Grocer "EIDE AND UT EIDE" LENTEN SEASON SP EOM.i We have a very tine stock of zanntd !fish for tine Lenten Season, "d'e I mention a few specials below:..,.« I CANNED SALMON COD FISH TUNNA FISH KIPPARD HERRING: ria TitkarirA Sauce,') FINNAN Il- ADDIS 'LOBSTERS and SAt..tiiYk S FRESH FISH' SALMON 111i0U [' HALIBUT FRESH COD "S'IAClE FRESH HER�'(NG Stop-over>Itowland's Ilfarthvare1 l Piping And Fittings Always 0n f1.-te Es nfli O1 !!tarsi. l'g1ie3N11 45 P ammTvimmummwarimrst ommolasenat St nariku dJL1Kereir WtaRaYtlF at.Inw 4 . YOA64Rars, GC CLINTON M ARKF.'Ts Hogs $17.50 I ,rrive Butter , .. 38c to 40c 1 rrive Egg's h 50c i rrive Wheat , $8.1.', 1 Oats 75c to SSc Peas X23.0(1 rrive, Bran fi4o Shos-ta $145.00 Hay• . . . . ... . . . . .. $8,tio'to $10.00 rrive Barley $1.35 to ;{31,40 J1 ' Backwbeat . , , .. , , , , . $•1.33 to $1,40.1 rrive. NEW SCHEDUL1 Trains from East. 11.10 n.111. .Leave 'H.l,a-s..atn,.. 5.53 p,In, Leave 6.45 `p stn, 1 1.18. p,.tn, Leave d 8, i3 Trains from West 7.33 am. Lea 2.3,1 p.m, ' Lowe 2,51lp.a3,. trains flown Sea&11 r. 40 p m. wive 6.415p.m, Trains Erma Nestla 7.33 a.ni. Leave 7.517 0.5ra: --