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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1915-04-08, Page 8PAGE EIGHT. I': THE.CLINTON NEW ERA Thursday Aril 8th, 1915. Every Man 'and Boy in Town Should see the Special Display of Men's and Boys Spring Clothing and Furnishings AT THE MEN'S' STOLE You will appreciate this special display of Men's and Boy's Wear. It offers an early opportunity to see all that is new in Men's and ya oy's Clothing, Furnishings, Hats and 'Caps. Our showing of Spring Suitings will be sure' .to please you -neat hairlines and checks which • are very attractive, being among the newest. You will notice that Suits will be of trimmer lines than ever. Goats are gracefully conforming with natural shoulders and lapels a shade wider. Spring Overcoats are straighter and shorter, giving the jaunty effect so much to be desired in a Top -coat. BOYS' TWO-PIECE AND TIIItEE-FIE+CE ' SUITS if you know the manufacturer's of "Lion Brand" clothing at all you are acquainted with the fact that no other concerti in all Canada turn out the fine range of Boys' and Children's Clothing made by this firm. Our pre eminence as Juvenile Clothiers is too well known throughout Huron (Jaunty to need any emphasis here, Absolute satisfaction in every garment purchased here or your money promptly refunded, • Boys' Knee Pants -lf Tin Pants were made for boys we'd have them, but we have the next very best thing in our specially strong Tweeds and Serges, made for hueliy boys. • ]den's hats -are not radically different, yet there is a cliffence in the shape of the crown and set of the brim, which stamps them new, p ; New Shirts -The latest novelties in Men's Shirts for Spring, 1915, arenow in stock. They are from the best Canadian makers are sure to please you. Stripes in twpand three tone effects are very popular, and range from neat hair lines to inch wide stripes. Some very neat check patterns are also shown. Among the different materials shown are -Percales, Medras, Oxford, Zephyrs. Silks and mercerized materials, Many men prefer soft cuffs for summer wear, and we are showing some very smart Shirts in this style. • In Neckties -Noone or two designs can claim the right to special favor, inany new designs and color ings being shwn, In Gloves -For Spring, tan Cape, grey Suede and Ohemois are all represented. In llosiery-WearweIl Brand. Woven for W ear -Fashioned to Fit -Loomed to last. Women's Store Dry Goods and House Furnishings Phone 67 Men's Store Merchant Tailoring and Men's Furnishings Phone 103 1 ----- OUR - 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 When Yon Are Tired and Hungry Daring the house cleaning season, and need something for a hasty neat, our lines of canned goods will please you, Our prices are right Salmon 15c or $ for 25e, Salmon 153, Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, or Vegetable Soups • We have some very nice honey, prices front lee to 23c Now is the season for Pure, -Male-Syrup-ours is guaranteed Also Corn Syrup in pails ne tins • Highest Prices .for Ratter and Eggs Phone 111 Successor to 5, Barr. 0) TEM STORE OF QUALITY Phone orders promptly attended to Fancy furniture Of dainty character, for Parlor and Reception Room, is here for your inspection. Light in con struction and design but ex- tremely well made in,every de- 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 buyall kinds oi'Fnrnitnire B.A.M.lD ray ...'XICI iS"QN Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104 N. Ball 110 RESIDENCE PHONES- J. D. Atkinson 186 MOVED TO HENSALL Mr. Thos, Sharp moved down to Hensel! on Tuesday to open up a new blacksmith shop Mr. Sharp ran the Seeley shop a few years ago He is a good emithie and a good horseshoer we hope he may succeed in his new enterprise. Mr. Sharp is a nephew of Mrs. Arthur Cantelon of town. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. If your hair is thin.. faded or dis colored, or if your bald if your would make your appearance at- teactive and youthful and benefit your health and comfort be sure you see the Dorenwend,Oompanv's n onderfnl display of quality hair goods at the Rattenbury +' House Clinton, on Thursday April 51th 1 A CL' EAN•UP DAY SAP SEASON IS ON AGAIN We have just received a large supply of the two popular kinds of Sap,Buckets, They are made from Charcoal Tin, and will resist the rust much longer than the common kind, We have lots of spites- i -the ordinary cast spile and Werner's Patent Spile. A Few Cross Cut Saws and Axes at Reduced Prices' Phone in Your Order and we will save them for you Our Phone is No. 7 I-IARLAND BROTHERS. STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES seerpo0esaneeororoeeesoe00ooweeoseeroeeseer®dadn0ooset Now that gentle spring with all its poetic associations has made an appear ance again, what about the back -yard problem? There is no poetry, no in- spiration, no sublime thoughts, in contemplating the terrific mess mecum ulated in the average back yard dur iug the winter. The average house holder of 'cleanly habits goes forth, sizes up the situatious and says: "Heavens! Must I bop into that dehriel" Yes, gentle householder, you must, and you must do it at once or even sooner. Otherwise the town council will have you before the bar of justice and smite you with addition al taxes. A happy thought strikes ne that His Worship the Mayor might proclaim a civic half holiday to be known as "Olean -up Day" when house holder's could get busy 'anal improve the appearance of their premises. The d:,y would be sanctified by the incense arising from the funeral pyres of unmentionable debris HOARD OF TRADE TO111110 markets C11111011 0006 oeo1040resee000410600o6060$0460o0eeeeo0r0000e60o060 Wheat $1.45. Oats Ste.. Butter 30a to 32e. Eggs 18e. Cattle 7.75. Sheep ,8.00 Lambs 10.75. Boge 8,10, Barley 880 to 900. Peas'.1.50 to 1.10. Hogs 9,85. Eggs 16 to 17. Butter 20c to 27e. Wheat 1..30. Oats 50e to 550. I3uckwbbat 75e. Barley 75c. .Peas 1.50 to 1.60. Shorts 31.00, Bran 28.00. Baled Hay 12.00, AAAAAAAAAAAL AAAAASAAAAAAA£ALAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA I Local News ►� VOVVYVYYVVVVYVVVYVVtY/RiVtYVV`,VVVVVVVVVnV77VV719V17110.'. CLEANING ITP TRAFFIC KEEPS UP ANNUAL MEETING. Clinton Board of Trade held their annual meeting on Tuesday evening, and there was a fair representation of members, Mr. John Rainsford, Presi- dent was in the chair and reviewed the past year's work, giving credit and praise to the Secretary, Me, A, T. Uooper. who, after others had tried and quit, landed $4500 from Andrew Carnegie, for the Library annex. The Treasurers' report showed albalance of $80.80, The following officers were elected for the ensuing year.- ' President -John Hansford. Vice President -n, Wiltse, Sec.-Treas.-A. T. Uooper. Council -W. Jackson, 0, 5, Libby, D. Cantelon, W. Brydore, G. D. Mc. Taggart, F. Jackson, S. J. Andrews, H. 13. Combe, J, Ford, R. 16. Manning, Il, B. Chant and H, E,Paull Delegates to F. Boards of Trade President, Vice President and Secret ary Telephone connections were talked about, as also was that important question, Hydro radials MINOR LOCALS Begin to look up your rakes, shovels, hoes, lawn mowers and other implements of pleasure that You purpose enjoying yourself with this summer, Several councils have fixed a day as "public clean-up day" for their respective towns: The insttue- tions' issued are to 'the effect that alt alleys and backyards +in !the mu.. nicipa,rty are to be cleaned up, and all rubbish removed from the streets. A similar move by our own council would .redouind to their credit. About the 11st 'd:re n( April u ou'd be a good time for this The Thomasville 'Herald asks its col respondents to always send the news items of presentation but not to worry about the long 4vordsd dIresses, as they have little value o the readers generally of any newspeper, Yes, ,the /time has passed with real live newspapers when they have room for the long >u lieles of flattery. The Department of Agricilltn„o prolapses to further protect the enters of sheep against loss from d <go. In the,Committee00 Aari- culture tion, 81<. Duff leh rraci••ii - • d SS an outrage the feet li'''lt 0•0 en t farmer's sheep ,is killed lee can only recover two-t'hih c1•s or his lose fl om the muuroip-lite. Tie th'tir.ist r has announecd his inten- tion of h<1nn'in ' in legislation that 11111 unable Veer farmer ho recover from the fur made op of 0,,9; taxes full value of any sheep de- stroyed, • .thief 'Wheatley has had •agaug of Extra equipment on all passenger; men on 'the streets cleaning ' up. trains was need by 'the Grand Trunk the ,refuse.' .to handle the Easter holiday traffic' - which showed no decrease over erevi LIBERAL 'CLUB nus years, according to traffic offr ials • The regular meeting of the ;Lib- MOVINGS eral ,,1141b will be he;,d in'the Liberal Mr. Albert Hearn has rented the rooms "L,'onight. house owned by alt. James Livermore in "Little England" and will move A 12ORRECTION, • this week. Our Correspondent of last week Mr. Ernie Rumball has the 'house omntittcd to sta a that it was r' occupied by Mr. Albert Hearn on nen 10 pairs ,socks 'that Mrs. Kai:er, p' cess street from Mr, David Oantelon Herr - 1h L: d knit for the s,iLli, rG and will move this week, Anyone who has l nit for the sod T131.E •LA E MRS PATTERSON• lees may know what atask itWas. Mrs. James Ps'ttelrson passe. d away at her residence, 571 Canter- oury St., WO, d ,tock Saturday even ing at the age of 73 'years. She a r d her hushend carne to this coup try from London, Eng., when quite young. to Clinton. Ont., moyin" to \Vocditock 25 year's ago. She was a member of O'cl S't. Paul's church d a t er•y active member of the different or•ganfzaticais of illhe church. The surviving memhere of her family are her husba: d Iwo sons. Rieha d at home and James or Brantford, five daughters: Mrs. •F. G. Bottoms, Wird ;or ; Mrs. H. Hopkins, Superior, Wis,; Mrs. H. lilackbut'n, Hamilton; Mrs.' A. '5''. ,Fluff, Seaforth; ar.d Miss Nellie Winnipeg. Interment will take place 1`uo d ty afternoon at 3.30 in the Anglican cemetery, Service at the house at 3 o'clock. LEAVING HOSPIT.A.L. The many frier ch of Rev. Dr. Rutk d ee will be glad to hear that he expected to leave the ,Tohns Hopkins 1-toepital on Wecinesdl••• for Montreal where he will spec d this month visiting his son, Joe :Rutledge. GET THE SCHOLARS CO EIOHOOL. The parents are ask; d to. get l.he boys ar d girls off to school 1. oll Mor Ci ry next. This is' now the home stretch towards the 1 xum' ations and good wort: and 'regular d taus: will help a toe LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Switches, Braids,, Transformations Pompadour's, Wavelets, etc. of unsurpassed quality 'hair and work manship, Also Dorenwend art hair toupees for bald men, in eluding the famous sanitary pat- ent structures. You are offered a free demonstration Of any style Remember the date, -Thursday An ril 15th. JOHN JOYNT :ELECTED In the bye-elaction for the reeve ship of Lucknory John Jo^int 'd"! fcatcd J. G. Anderson ex -M, P. P. ,by a nloinrity of 10 the position was mad' vacant liy the death of J, 11. Mil d het Mr. T ]int wee reeve when he 11oug',t Fite P see Bruce Co. Council • tee Cie dr ick 1 c'. Councillors mn+cht.d c(ht.n st":,e' in"i;nd•on he: d d by th, rip' r' 1 nal d nearly- six years ago. PATRIOT,'•'' NOTES. On ?r'diy April 9thtl,.o l:di+s o the Baptist (hni'rh will verve toe at the Wontr•')» c•,",inti, 1.0 1ct• meeting, lvc ,"hr d: '>r, 1, o•ror was m • d ' in the 1;,•r'..::.. et•atelnnnt in last weeks issue of d. mei iens ve Patriotic ly'und i.'on ti'ibation of the 'S'meng I.rd''s * intir_ Saw:et't- d'unt'd b.tv -. reed t50 1n it: d of 915. This Ernlote has altogether ogether coatril:utr d am then 0113' o1h.er o"fe ni'0< ..10 0.1- c1 e alltite credit duo >hem, MINOR LOCALS' This is the 24711t cl try of the war Ts Clinton gain.' to celebrateth" 24th of May hol'cl ty7 If no it le time to ,-tart preparations. Schools Open next Mond iv. The( ash hap looks 1 ante, It do.et a lot )f money though. A few weddings not far off. There were many Easter ]Foote gatherings, 'Have you got the ;n rip? Keep the, dollar at home. Don't forget ito let The New Era know the names of frierda 'visiiing you. We are glad to get 1he news. Advertising. is good spring medi- cine for your business if aarywey sluggish. 'horsemen are again i'emleded that the new Era 7tasevery racilf- ty foe printing route and pedigree cards promptly and at reasonable 1'icie S,• 0 Don't the back yard 'look dis- glinting after the snow is gone. Yes aed for that !platter the front lawn' too, Try The New Era twhen in need of ;0b (printing.,'Neatly and pi omp'tly executed. vSr0 used to read a heap about •the great fight the "thin red line" nut up. The scrap that the, thin black line 'that's left in the coal bin is putting up now to last the season out, is. just as gallant,, al- though not • quite so spectacular. Officers of Customs Oepartment Organize Mr, John Wiseman Elected Auditor sr�.rc At a meeting of representatives of the customs departments of Stratford district an Good Friday the Wesiiern, Ontario Oustoms Mutual Benefit Aeso elation was reorganized with the foil owing officers Honorary president, A, Farrow, Goderich, honorary vice presi dent J. W. Gull Mitchell, president collector of Stratford; vice president D. Weepier, of Hanover secretary treasurer F. G, Neelin Seaforth execu five Messrs, F 'O'Flaherty Strrttford A• C, Wood St, Marys: A. J. Blowes Mitchell D. R. McPherson, Stratford A. W, Glenn, Listowel AuditorS John Wisemen, Clinton, Sanies Stewart Stratford The assoceabion meets oemi•rrnnually on Good Friday, and Thanksgiving Day It was decided r0 emiliate with the Civil Service Federation of Oan ada A resolution of condolence to the family of the late George Hess was passed The next meeting will be held at Stratford. Those present besides the local otri cors were A J Blowes Mitchell, D Weepier, Hanover, A W Glenn Lis towel; F G Neelin Seaforth Rupture Expert Here Seeley, Who Fitted Czar of Russia Called To Goderich F, H, Seeley of Chicago and Philo, delphia, the noted truss expert, will be at the Bedford Hotel and will re main in Goderich, Wednesday only, April 14th. Ms. Seeley says: "The Spermatic Shield as now used and approved by the United States Govern ment will not only retain any case of rupture perfectly,afi'ording immediate and complete relief, but closes the opening in 10 days on the average case This instrument received the only award in England and in Spain, pro clueing results without surgery, harm ful injections, medical treatments or prescriptions. Mr Seeley has (locn ments from the United States Govern ment, Washington, D. C„ for inspect ion All charity cases without charge or if any interested call he will be glad to show same without charge or itt them if desired. Any one ruptured should remember the date and take advantage of this opportunity. CONNI3R'S `BUTTER -CRUST' SMALL BREAD The Bread of Quality Wrapped to be Clean and Sanitary Made in Clinton,' Ontario Phone 202 5c Loaf A Robin Has Been Seen and Heard The Ground fiogt Is on Schedule Time A One=arra Paper Hanger Has the [lives And all signs point to spring. which re- minds us of Wall. Paper, We are well advanced in the Sampling of the new goods and we are impressed with the complete- ness and superiority of our stock. We feel that we have the variety and range of selec- tion which will satisfy any reasonable taste, Often the eheapest- liways the Best cOA UN WnITS PI+ SPRUCEIILS. exawi, 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 readilyyrre.ieve a coug-h..TTrry7it- LDispensing Chemist THE PENSLAR DItUG STORE inflanellfEMIENIffintaNIP Furniture, Rugs & 1 inoieumb We can assist you in selecting your Furniture, if you are going to furnish your home, or if,you only want some odd. pieces. You will find it to your advanta to inspect cur stock and see the bargains we are offering. We also carry a good line of Violins, Pianos and Orgains. Our Undertaking Department is up to date in every respect and we guarantee the best of satisfaction EJ D Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28. Night and Sunday Calls answered at Residence over store The Corner .Store "Live and Let Live" Things that will make Ouse-ddean= g Easier Get armed for the annual campaign -Buy those things that will make it t.. ,_. most decisive, that will make it easier, - votes and that will be most effective, There is no need of our dwelling on the sub If Not ject, you know well enough that the time has arrived when you will be 013. Why Not the warpath, By of suggestion we mention: - Brooms Washing Powder Stove Brushes Ammonia Scrub Brushes (liquid and powder) Whitewash Brushes Whiting Tubs Chloride:of Lime Wash Boards Lye Laundry Soap „ Brass Polish Thos.Hawkins Borax Silver Polish Old Dutch Cleanser Furniture Polish os Sweeping Powder Bath Brick Shop -over Rowland's hardware E. E. Plumbing and heating - Hunniford rd Phone 53 PRONE 45. Have you a Modern ilathroom In Your Monte ? Let us give you an estimate on the cost of installing one, or drop me a card and I will call and give you prices. Spring /Announcement 4• .i. +P t j With the pleasure afforded by the knowledge that we have put forth the best efforts within us, we announce our readiness for the spring trade. We've lines of Footwear for men, women and children that are the best productions of Canada's. best shoe- makers for . The Spring Season of 1915 We ask your consideration when ready to make your selections of spring and summer footwear. • . 4 4. 0 FRE)* JiTteKSON 4. THE HOME OF BETTER .SHOES, ' 4. t.÷44.1444+++++A.,i' ++A.4+1444 44 . Ili-1..intlI:.EK441.344,! l" 1