HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1916-04-20, Page 6Buy Dress Goods Now
N spite of the war, we have been successful in obtaining 'a
complete assortment of the beautiful new shades and fabrics in
rows"D�Ess boons
The dress goods centres of Continental Europe are either destroyed
or in the enemies' hands. Priestleys' famous looms, at Bradford,
—1, England, are now working overtime making cloth for
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the Allied Armies.
PRIESTLEYS' umnEpl The beautiful Spring goods that we are now showing
cnfllor may be the, last we will be able to obtain for some
j tinge to come.
WE STRONGLY ADVISE OUR CUSTOMERS TO BUY
NOW, AS THE PRICES ARE LIKELY TO ADVANCE,
-41‘t.atigtp Priestleys' showing includes many novel and very beautiful
fabrics, in the latest and most fashionable shades, as well as the more staple
lines that are always popular. See them in our less Goods Department.
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and
House Furnishings
Phone 67,
.t Netxt to Royal Bank
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MEN'S STORE:
Custom! Tailoring
Men's Furnishings.
Phone 103.
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JOB DEPARTMENT
Is now ready to do your work. New
type and new stock of paper just placed
Let Us Do Your Printing
THE NEW ERA CLINTON
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Fancy furniture
Of dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Light in non
struetion and design tut ex-
tremely well matte tu,every dee.
tail, Here are the finest creations
of the furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discriminating buyer.
The Cheapest Spot in Huron
to buy ailhiads o1•F nrniturc
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}Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors --Phone 1041
N. Dail 110 —RESIDENCE PHONES— .6. D. Atkinson 186
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OLD. IN DIRT
Will he on the run when the busy housewife gets these lines of clean• '
ers, For the annual Spring House cleaning buy the °elieles that will
make it most effective and decisive. 13y way of suggestion we mention
our Big Bar of Soap. weighs 71 pounds and for quality -once tried
always used -15c Der bar, Other Soaps-Oomfort, Surprise, Gold,
Victor; Sunlight, Etc.
Scrub Brushes, Stove Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Whitewash Brushee,
Brooms, Whisks, Borax, Ammonia, Glllelts Lye, Washing Soda, Blue
Caustic, Meek No R,ub, Chloride of Lime, Bath Brick, Naptha Powder,
Dustbane, Etc, Etc,
BIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND; EGGS.
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Phone 111
THE STORE OF CRIA.LITY
SPRING
FOOTWEAR
OU CAN secure all the new toes and
shapes in New Spring Footwear here,
We have all the new lasts and leathers
put together by some of the best makers,
We sell SHOES that are the best procurable
in stylish appearance, quality, material, and
workmanship—the best you can possibly buy
for your money.
A Large Range of Women's and
Men's Shoes to Select from
Fit Guaranteed to be all you could' desire.
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Phone 70 Clinton
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ARRIVED 1N ENGLAND
The 71st Batil. have arrived in
England and are now stationed in
Bramshot. Sergt, Edgar Pattison
is a member ,besides a number of
Goderieh men, including Major
Dunlop. '
WILL. 'FLEET IN LONDON.
The annual meeting of the Pro-
vincial Women's Missionary So-
ciety of the Presbyterian Church
will be held i n London on May
2nd, 3rd, and lth. Over 000 dele-
gates are expected, 1
CHESTY TALK •
Have you talked over the telex
phone through your chest yet? It's
easy as you may find it, Just place
the transmitter to your chest and
tall: in your natural tune of voice
You \vil1 be heard just as plainly as
if you had the transmitter in front
of your mouth. Try it and see.. It
is a recent interesting discovery,
The NEW Ei;A JOINS HANDS
Stratford Her:(ld-The Herald of-
fers sincere congratulations to
Mr. W. R. Davis, publisher of the
b1itchell advocate, which to cele-
brates its 06th year with the same
guiding hand tliot brought it into
bring in 1860, Tris it.. record vouch
sated to few jotn•nalists, May the
evening of Mr. Davis useful life be
be blessed by the knowledge of a
noble career,
TACTLESS RECRUITING
OFFICERS
Toronto News -Complaints re-
'pecting the methods employed by
recruiting officers are heard here
as well as in other parts of Casc-
ada. No good purpose is served
by abusing others ae "yellow' and
calling Chem slackers, shirkers and
cowards, Too often these epithets
are applied, by the man who has but
recently donned the uniform, It
does not occur to him that if others
are slackers now, he was himself a
thinker six monl.hs or a year ago.
A NOTE ,F not FRA\CE
Miss F.Va;tFgmiond of town re
cowed the following abort note
from a soldier 'boY in France, writ-
ten rcAgFeb, (27th;,-
lst C',M.R. Battaliion
8th Can inf. Brigade,
3rd Cat.. Division
Fra;n,ce., February, 17, 191.0
;Dear .Madam -We have just re-
ceived a quantity of clothing from
Canada. I received a shirt in
which I toned a slip of paiper with
your name •rod address, so I take
this o,pportnnity of thanking your
very much bot• your kindness.
Please telt levy •'ail your trienas
who are sending rlothiug tons over
here that it they, do not ,always re
eeive acknolvlerlgment tweet the
same time tappreciatt their kind
03ees ,very much, , •
Yours truly,
Pte. F. Darkin;,
MINOR LOCALS
It pays to read the New Era ads.
The lawn mower season is ape
proaching. •
Get out your flags for St. Julien
day, April 22nd
Trout fiehing ,season opens one
week from 'Monday,
'How readeth the date of the
label ,on 'your paper?
Th,e .13ender trial was ou the pro-
gram again ori Friday last.
Hap 'build up this community by
doing all your buying at home
The school children of 'Hamilton
are collecting $50 'worth of waste
paper \weekly, 1
Get the rake ready for use an
the back yard as soon a's the
gnou'nd is dry enough lot clean-
ing !tip.
The New Eta is always glad to
get .personal items by phone, mail
or otherwise They help t.o make
the paper interesting
'Horsemen,' The New Era guar-
antees you first-class work in
getting out your 'bills and folders
the coming season
merchants who holler about trade
going to the Department Store
should take a leaf out of• the De
partmenl;,Storets book and:. do
some aggressive advertising.
THE OUNTON NEW i
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Grand TrnnkICailWay System
Time Table' for Clinton
Buffalo and Goderich
Going to Stratford.....
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BUYS A CHEVROLET,
C. re 11, station agent Thomas, of
Blyth, was in town last week and
purchased a new Chevrolet from
Mr Jno. Nedige:, the local agent.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE.
r ,,,....,, 5,15 P m The April meeting
of the Wo -
Going Lo iloderich 111,,09 p p'wm Men's Institute will 'be had at the
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0,45 p n, home 'of Mrs. 'Howard IPowier,
Princess street, It is expected
that Tars. Kiril:,, of Dungannon,
President ,of this district, will, ad
dress the meeting. Thee will,a^,eo
'be a demonstration in cutting and
making a ,garment,
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London, [luron and Bruce
Going to London....,,,.., 8.05 a m
4,15 p to
Going to Wingham 11.00 a m
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fmktvkmmicivoiwkikft4 Over The Teacups,
ANNUAL COIN VENTION _
OF • TEMPERANCE W.OBfc11RS. O006100e414es sa00*6F•e7t•e•tl,s
The annual 'Convention of HOcen
Carroty Temperance Allaitee willCo, Clerk Lane was in town today.
meet in Wesley` Church, Clinton, Warden Livingstone was a visitor
on Tuesday, April 28th - There m town today.
will ibe two • sessions; a. M. session \Aringham Advance, -Mrs., I'. Corn-
opsning at 10.30, The afternoon wall of vvroxeter spent the week -end
session at 130. Will you try and in Clinton with her husband, Sergi'. P.
attend this convention at'd see that Cornwall, who is taking the N. O. 0.
your mumcipality is well repre- Course at the School of Instruction,
sent'ed, The following subjects will Mr. and Ml's, Adapt MCKeneie were
be dis:•ussed,-Affiliated Societies visitors in Brussels this weeie.
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Bl.nd Pigs, EIfeeiency of Constab-
AQu'. 1'.MatarlrttninclMr,G.P.les, Loyalty to Officials, Huron's ti
Future, Temperance Education, were at Seaforth Sunday Morn.
' What we Have We'll Hold, and ing attending the Oddfellow service,,
how to Hold.it, The Financial of that lodge.
Problem, Ele,:tion 'of Ofl'icrrs, Mrs. Steep returned from St. Tliotn-
G,:neral Business Question Drawer. as, after spending the winter and Wilt
remain here fm• some time now,
CLINTON BOWLERS Ales. George Sutter of Millbank is
RE -ORGANIZED visiting her granddaughter, Mrs, Thos
The annual meeting of the Olin- Hawkins of town. u
De -
tan Lawn 'Boy'lin? iC]nb was .hnlu in Miss Ruby ay naghpn left for De -
the .Council Chamber last Friday Simi an Monday to spend. intoe time
night, the following officers being
eler•ted for the coming s,.ason.- Mrs. Christian is visiting her (laugh
$anorar'y 7?resident--D. A. For- ter, Airs. (1)r.) Gaudier.
rester, Mr. R. D. Cameron, of Luol:now,
President -W, Jackson,
was in 1.0W11 Tuesday.
\'ice-prestdcni -'H. \\'tl[se,. Christian Guardian. -Bros, Oi'ossloy
and Hunter called upon the editors
Secretary -F. 7'. Jaeleton. the other day. Bt•o. Crossley looks
Treasurer -J, E '11ov:•y. well. after his winter's campaign, and
while 13x0. Iltmter is runt as strong as
Chaplain -Rev illi, Harper, he was years ago, he is still "all alive"
Executive cotnuitcee-W. Grant, Mss Munroe returned to her home
J. 'Hume], A. J. Holloway and N. in Goderich after spending the past
Bali six weeks at the home of her brother,
Mr, Jackson represents the Clin- Mr. Pd. Munroe,
ton Club at the W. 0. 'B.. A. ana Mrs, J. W. Kilbride is spending a
Mr, itorrester• at the I'aill Cup Tro- couple of weeks at St. Thomas with
laity. A canvas for new members her parents,
is sow ubcing made. Seaforth News, -Miss M. Ket•r who
A ;FINE CONCERT. has been nnt•sing for some time at the
h0uof Mt' 1', S. Savanretrd
By kind permission of Lieut, -Col. to her1e home in Olinton onge Thursudaney.
Combe and of1]eers the 161st Batt1. Alr, Russell May, son of Mt, and
Band ;gave an open ,air cancers at Mrs. John May of town, who is a stn
the haul stand on Saturday after- dent at University preparing msf
noon, to a large and ippceefati"e fur the b'lelluulist'ministry, hashienlist-
el
audience. The .Land has certainly ed in the 11l y ]3e(1(11ioo couunnuded
made great advance and tinder the by Colonel Beauty
direction of Bandmaster S. D.
Grant, will soon give any battalion Ales, W. f.1. herr of Brussels, iv els.
band a hard run !'or honors. The kin), lhie week with her son, the J.
piccolo solo. by the Bandmaster Leslie 1Ctue,
was loudly appltnuded and later Barrister Dickson, of Exeter, 1006 i0
dining the program repeated the tawo on Saturday.
solo upon request of Col. Combe. etjunao, seta has on
Following was the program ten- in r\cb'tugeulrtut ofGtIlsenulocigal corps of Lhbor S,
CIrech-elA. for several months, tatewt'lled on
NIar,- "Nat loon! Emblem. Sunday and left. this week ou.l'uelough
Overture-" A:[arita e. to her home al Broome, past. ofTorou-
\t'sltz-"Nights of Gladness), Lu
Piccolo Solo -"Lark Pestival,Band-
master Grant
Selectio n -"S wef O1c1 So ns.'•
Serenade -"A Summer Nig-hr.,-
Cot net Solo -"Victorian Polka",
Corporal 1VIore•an.
The latest recruit to sigh up at Clin-
ton is flick Tasker who lake's the
rank of Armor Sergeant, and heft on
Monday for London to take a six
vec•Is 1.0)11.81' in the const maim) and
workoi' the Innch tonn and other
Waltz- `A Soul:1•
0r,, Dream." mins. This line of work should suit
Match -"A tFrangesa"
Mapol Leaf forever, eA1,- Hattie !test's is in Iinntittun foe'
God Save the King. Miss
few days With her Fish,•, hiss Edna
A PLEASANT EVENING. [,avis who is the Narun [
The L.O.L. At .Home last :Triday 1` 3)001.
evening was a very enjoyable rf- Pte, Bnrtou, on the Paymaeter's
fair, there hem, n large number of sails, spent the week coal at Arthur,
members, their wives at a friends Woe be. Shaw has 101')7 visiting
present. It goes without saying the carious units o.I' the 1tilsl and
that everyone had a. good time, inoculated, them.
The .161st band was prosant and
gave sevesal seb,:etion::, ii,nd a
mandolin solo by the Bandmaster
was very goon, :NII',. G:.,Hanley
was elected chn rmao, .and he fill-
ed that position in his usual. good-
natured way, leaving nothing un-
said that was interesting orantus-
ing, The first number an the
program was a gues;in contest
written on slips o` paper non
pinned around the hall This was
won by Miss M Walker. Addresses
by the Resident ministers of the
town ; a duct by Rev Moulton
and 3iiss Holland; song 1>y Me.
East and Pte. Acheson; and it
reading (by Mist I, Grant, of tovIn,
The ditferent: x;uurbtere were well
given and to comment an . one
would mean ea,th to i'ee,eive Si
special mention The last on the
list was lunch and when that was
finished the meeting was brought field he has chosen. The young
to a close by singing the National soldier is a cousin oS the Editor of
Anthem, The New Era.
Rev. Mr. Wesley of the Presbyter-
ian church, Wroxeter, and now Pte,
Wesley in the 1lilst Baltl, is now
000110ct0o at Headquarters in the
Orderly Room,
',tout Bart • O'Neil returned frow
London on Saturday and left to Lake
charge at 'Wruxeter,
Strattf'ord Beacon 0- StraLirord
hoses ,another popular young man
Sithe person of Archie Kay, who
left this =owning to report for
duty attire A, 116 C, London, Archie
is widely .kn'wn througho(ut the
city and 16 the only son of Post-
master land Mrs. .4 116. I6,ay, Church
street. li'or some time he has beien
employed in the Perth Mutugi
Ffro Ineuean Clef :and 'although •
his manly friends will regret his
departure from the city they will
wish ham every success in the new
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Thursday, April, 20th, 1916
Cleaning time is here for some. it is •coming- for
many more—this suggests Wall Paper—the largest and
most attractive department in our store, Its outstand-
ing features are its large variety of modern designs.,
Its wide range of prices, and its
GOOD VALUES
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The W. De Fair coo
Often the eheapest—Thways the Best
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Penslar White Pine and Spruce Balsam
What's the use experimenting
with medicines?- We know what
White Pine and Spruce Balsam is,
as the formula is printed on each
label,
Beyond a doubt this is the most
efficient cough remedy we have
ever sold. Nothing else will so
reeaadilyre.ieve a cough. Try it— '
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Dispensing Chemist Til PENSLAR DRUID STORE
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�I , „Am Cemlor1 Abidelh,
In the well furnished home. It makes:
it a place where everybody likes to
,conte and stay, For furniture tbat
means comfort combined with beauty
and durability. We invite attention
to our splendid collection of Suiten
and Separate Pieces
Gout➢ liiioughh for a Palace
,ret priced so as to be
Within Peach of ail
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Undci. taker and Funeral Director.
Phone 2S.
Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store
It will pay you to
get our Prices
on your Plumbing
Pleating or Eavetroughing
Estimates given free
Material and Workmanship
the Best.
,Agents for Recta Furnaces
Thos.11awkins
The eorner Store
"Live and Let Live"
HAM AND EGGS
This is a seasonable combination -
and we MT` its a position to f'trnish
you with both
The hams we sell are specially select
ed from young pork,. and have no,
equal
Strictly New Laid Eggs, direct from
'the farm
Swifts Premium 13reaklast Bacon in
delicious, and has a 5,1,001' all its own
Plumbing and Heating
Sloop -over ltowland's (Hardware 1
Specials for Saturday
Lettuce Green Onions Radielt'
' Rhubarb and Tomatoes
E. E. ilnnnilord
PHONE 45,
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(oase?vIve shoes
We have the very latest models, of course—
but for men who are contentedly wearing the same
style of shoe, year after year, we show some splen-
did conservative styles and splendid values
4.00, 4.50 to 7 00
Black or Tan Leathers
Broad Toes, Low Heels, Broad Shanks.
Ideal Shoes for the Mann of Affairs.
Come Here with any Sort of Shoe
Trouble you have—we will relieve
Therm. •
FRED. 0.174tIKSON
liOUSE OF BETTER SHOES
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