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ew spring Clothing
'or Th6 E'','rs
Have you ever patronized this store•for
,.your wants in Boys Clothing ? Do you know
tine saving ? "If not, why ? ,We do• not claim
that we carry the largest range in the county,
but we do claim good. values.
Right now, before school starts, eve are
'are
showing a complete range of
,,Lion Brand Iloys C.o1hi•n front $4 up
If you a special vie can get it for
you in a very' short/time,'Colne in -we will be
pleased to show }you through•
TRH CLINTON NEW SRL.
We send all
Mali Orders
Prepaid
Same day as
Received'
Phone your
order: to us:
K.gs, 'Car:pes,
and'Linoleuiils
House i~ulrnlishings /
;„:House cleaning time is here with
the fine weather, T,he new Spring
Rugs are ready fot;your inspection.
(Dome and see thein. to=day while
the range is coiitp ate, We will
gladly Jay aside pattern you
' choose until you areready for it.
New Scrims, Lace Curtains,.'
and Linoleums re now in
stock, We area ;;hewing' a
complete rangera'of all the
new ' 104 Patteins
New
Spring, Co
aiWa'n4Suils for Ladies
Wear—This
Th
is we
ek we
e are showing
wing
a
com-
plete range of Ladies' Nev Spring m Coatsand Spring Suits at moderateprices.
Ladd's F ain Coats -Our stock of Rain Coats is now complete in every detail,
fawns, greys, black and blue. Ask to see our special at $6.5o.
Special in Ladies Kid Gloves at 89e—Saturday we put on sale five dozen Ladies
Kid Gloves, tan and black, every pair guarantee.,, all sizes, Sat. special 98c
New Goods This Week—Underwear, Cotton, Hosiery, Wash Goods, Beads,
Black bilks, Frillings, Etc,
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ADV17l1TISING-ISMS. MOTHE11. LAID TO REST
• Wo want more of that kind c '11 -tet 'funeral ?ol the .late Mrs.
adsverti eng which is "a true re-, James Crich was ,held, on Saturday
flection of the firm or organize ,alaternoon 9tt 2 o'clock from (her
tion adlvertieed, residence and ,proceeded to Tui'
pet. Pee,rvices wr
WILL VISIT STRATFORD coortsndluctedcembyeryB,ev.iro Mr. Allin, .pease
The ,Duke \ '.of Connaught and for of deceased, at both house and
Tho peillbearers �veiw' her
hours m ;Stratford' on •May ith• T Iddo and Gifford, Beautiful
HAS RENTED STORE, ''' 'flowers were contributed by the„
'family. Dr. and Mrs Gunn, A.
J. and Mrs. Holloway, Mr and Mrs.,
Cantelon, machine room. employees
and office staff of the ['Piano Fac-
tory.. The !family wish, to thank
friends and .neighbors for tlieit•:,
kinldlne,se and 'sympathy •
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Princesp!.-Patrice will spend three in
six sons,-Lergis,t OnisiO,W, EIi,,John
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The New Eral'has, been inlformleld
that Mr.,33raldlshaw, who, has re=
'signed. his. Position en . the road
:with the Deering people, has
,rented. the store at the, corner 0'1,
Itattonbury ,and Albert:street and
'will; soon place; a stock, inert:LP,'he•
,New Eraiwrshes..him ouecess
ITIS SBc1bND PAPI:Ii,
The .New Era received a copy..
oI the Clive N ewe -Record publish -
e l Clive, y Mr.
BASE BALI, RD ORL?A.N`IZED'
After' the nice • warm W eat icer,
last week, the sporting blood be-,.:
gam to run in the,(vezus of thee,
baseball boys en .on, IV1ondaY flight.'.
d at' liv Alberta,, she S.C.
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STORES CHANGED SCHOOLS RE -OPENED 1 ADVERTISING -ISMS.
The big store +formerly occupied , The C. C. I., public school, Busi ' There are advertising depart
by the Morrish Clothing, Co. has
been divided and the workmen are
'busy e,rrputting on the'ifinishing
touches inside. The front en-
trance to the Morrish Clothing
;store has not been put' in yet
,Mr. Connor, the well-known, bak-
f.:er, will occupy the other half .of
;the .store.
It Costs No More
Worth All 1t Costs
P..
YEAST
•}READ•
it's Pure
That's Sure
Our Mother's Batted
But Whg Should You?
Comers gakerll
mess College and Kindergarten
opened Monday and the tedious
routine of teaching and study has
begun again. This final term in.
all cases, means:the big drind for
the midsummer exams..
ANOTHER MILE STONE
Tho Mitchell Advocate has com-
menced. its, 55th year under the
ownership of W. R. Davis, who was
the : under of the paper. The
New Era joins in offering hearty
congratulations to both the pro-
prietor anti the paper.
HAD A CRACKED RIB
Chief Wheatley, has been com-
plaining, with the soft pedal, that
he had a pain in his chest, and hurt
;rim when he rung the bell etc., It
got so bad hewent to the doctors
and was told he lead a cracked rib.
Since being strapped up, the Chief
iseeeling better, thank You.
311NOIt LOCALS.
Band Concert to -night.
Rhubarb will soon ;be up,
May will be here, in another
week.
Monday made a fellow think of
his empty coal ;bin.
Besure and attend the Kiltie ',gall on Friday ,evening„ .May 8th.
Bandy Concert in the town, hall PlPair's
will -open.:for ,subscribers at
The back to the land movement
to -night, I air's Book ,store ton April 30th;
and to the general ,public on May
is on. The. farmers will begin seed- 4th.
ing next week. ,
CUTTING
IN yTREES
Thehad to issue
order
ments that continue to sail along
without thinking to take counsel,
of the sales manager and his assist-
ants, Too bad!
WILL ATTEND CHURCH.
Clinton Lodge, I. 0.0.F., 'will eel°
brate the 95th, anniversary of the
order l,by attending church ser-
vice in ;Ontario St. Methodist
church on.Sunday, April 29:h, at
the ,evening ,service.
DO YOU WANT A CLEAN
HOUSE
If you have 'electric power, you
can rent' an electric vaccum clean
er ,for a small price,. See ,advt,
on page 5 of Ball SeAtkinston for
particulars.
GOING ON TIIE ROAD
Mr. A. J. McMurray, 'who has
been conmeicted with the Inrplwc-
ment business for ,eam,etime, has
accepted the position( as block -
man for the Deering people in this
District. Mr. McMurray will make
a capable traveller.
COMING MAY 8.
The Dixie Quintette, which 'lis the
last Course Concert .given by 3.,E.
Doherty will appear in the Town
of this w.eel they got tagerber,and:,
Am+d'revese who also e, Clive
the reorganized• for the coming sea -a
Alix Free Press, The. C.l, Stilpef 1 son, ;Following are the officers, -
aalright looking paper, Mull of ,tuitions- IR N. Lewis' M• P., and •
a f+1,41e'�;eliients and ought to be a Y2' Pr,oudl°oot 1Y1•1” P. r
l No Kn' 'that section. The New. President -Geo McTaggart.
Era w'Wielles the Proprietor of the 1s,U, Vrco C. Dowding
Western papers an the success 2nd: Vico-M.D. McTaggart '
that is going. 3rd Vice Dr. Shaw,
IN ILL HEALTH. Manager -Thos. Hawkins.
Sec.-1res,-J E. Johnson.'
Mr, A. rz
C. Ball, •furniture dealer, Ground ' Cominitteo!-,Hawkins,
/Blo'or St., Toronto, has been in, Weir, McCaughey and McEwen,
Neal,: precarious health ,far the They have a good bunch- of play
past ,seven weeks, ,snfflering from ers here, and ,should neo doubt have
aeerfo'us attack of 'pluero.pnen- an excellent team this year.
monia, but he is now on the road to KELLOGG-73AINES PARTY
,'recovery, Mrs. Bali will be bettle;r
known to s.Clintonea e. as Miss DELIGHTS AUDIENCE
Edith Rayson, daughter or, the Late .The Kellogg -Raines attraction
John Rayson. Miss B. Town aendl, f iv r in tel toivn'aiiie last Thurs
od IHullett, a cousin of Mrs. Ball, is f g
helping to nurse Mr. Ball back to du•iy evening, was the finest ,ar't n
p g 1 tic entertainment ever given n
health. this town. The company Is com-
HYMENEAL. posed of Miss Gros, soprano ; Mrs
Eicheuberger, contralto; Mr. ,Got-
'Th'e ,mania e :of Miss Etelka i berg,basso and/01r. Eich�enberger
Leitch, daughter of ,Mr. and Mrs. tenand Mr, Breach reader and
accompanist. Portroyals als
.of sev-
eral
,scenes ,of ;well-known grand
operas were exceedingly rendered
ands artistically -arranged in such a
. ctru ch, y a manner that 'the ,entire elle:piin
was not allowed to drag. at lany-
time, and. Clinton music, ,lovers,
which wore present in large num-
bers, greatly appreciated the ;ef-
forts of this talented organization.
Practically no one in the ,audience
knew that Miss [Gros had been ill
all 'day and the party wanted to
cancel•' concert at 7.30 but Mr. Do-
herty•asked that the rest of the
party go on with the concert, and'
Miss Gros decided' eche would do
her best to aid. in the concert,
which she did.
CLINTON BOWLERS ORGANIZE
The annual meeting of the Clin-
ton Lawn bowling Club took place
Wit of town and; ,Mr. 1
Leitch>
John-
son, 'son of the late Thos. ,.ejnd
Mrs. Johnson, Victoria street,
took •plage; quietly at St. Paul's
r eeti'n, 'Tuesday ,afternoon.
The ceremony was conducted by
Rev. J. C., Potts. The young couple
left on the 5 train for, a short
honeymoon trip after which they
wilt reside in Clinton, The New
Era' throws the Editorial ,slipper
at the happy couple.
A PLEASANT EVENING.
On Monday evening the Epworth
League'•of Wesley church held, a
.social evening and all had a plea-
sant time. A geoid program was
preeetnted las follows ;-
Duet by Miss Rowe and Wise.
Solo„ Miss Hamilton.
Reading, Miss Stewart,
'Instrumental, Cal. Witte.
Guessing contest. in the council chamber .last Friday
An Irish lunch was served at the night, a large ,attendance being
close. The young ladies in charge present. The following officers
were }Misses Davis, .Rowe, Wise were elected for the? coining year.
Cheat and Powell , and to keep Honorary;. Members -J. Fair, J.
things moving 'Wellington Cook P. Tisdale, J.B. 'Hooves•, A. J. Tay
had ahand in the good work, lor, R. Holmes, F.R. Ilodgens. A.
Porter, Dr. Agnew, Dr. (Robertson.
A CLINTONIAN KILLED. I K, Erskine, Lack Kennedy, W.
A very sad and fatal accident oc'Harland, Rev, Grant, Rely Jeakinis
'curried on the farm of Mrs. Grigg,, W. P. Spalding.
near Grimsby, last week, whereby ,Hon Pros. -D A. Forrester. '
her 'eldest son Charles was Linea.
Blow the accident really happened
isnot ]drown;. The T. H. e u. Rail -
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BRI II J
TE1� U1?
Join the Brighten=up Club
Qualification. -=A' resolve to brighten up buildings,
grounds, lawns, and;tlte town generally. We also want
to forma unior.; Bri hien-up Club;. and want at }'east
150 school boys andgirls to call at our store on }Monday
April z th'.'from and be initiatedby'receiving
the
Brighten,up Club�ton,
The following, rs -a' partial list of the up -to date
Brighten up GoociStke: carry.
Sherwin Williams Paints, Dustless Mops and Dusters
Varnishes, Floor Paints, Etc. l ellston a and Muresco ` Wall Finish
Campbell's Varnish Stain Silver Polishing Cloths
Japalac Door Mats
Climax Wall Paper Cleaner Step Ladders
Reflux English Floor •Pelieh Flempol and Liquid Veneer '
Metal -Polish -5 different kinds, Brushes of all kinds
Silvo the celebrated silver polish Brooms and 'Whisks
Stove Polish -10 different: kinds Simmer's Celebrated Garden Seeds
SPJ:CIAL•-Free pelrcel poet toe ell parties living within 90 miles, of.
Ulintou, , Phone No, 7 o drop a card, and we will send by the
,, next delivery free 'of charge_ 11 pounds is the weightlimit.
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ST"OYESc l'aARX➢WA.i21 AND NOVEL'IZES
simitwomiamzeigaminnamminaud
to Chief Wheatley to stop some
citizens from cutting down shade
trees .Con the stroetij, Soene were
making a general clean-up. Rate-
payers, should, remember, While
lney can, stop people from damag-
ing trees ,on the street, ylet the
same trees aro not their;peeeonal
property.
33rdr EXPECT •KHAKI SUITS
A dispatch ',from Ottawa says
that the Canadian, troops will go
into camp in. Khaki unijforms this
year. This {narks the paseisig
away of the 'vami us un;forms
which used to mark the annual
training campsfr'' In thepast + it
was here,a red ceat,O.,there an ar-
tillemy man in blue With red strip-
es, the cavalry in (dark blue • with.
white for yellow stripes, the rifle
regiments in black, the engineleirs
in scarlet coats with plush, trim-
minegs, ands so o>a.
all changed', and ;the compsThisis- willto gbeo
into camp in, the Khaki unilforms
only. So 'far the 33rd have not
received) their orders but. lescpeets
them 'before the cam
SISTER MARRIED
The 'mairf e tookace at Tor-
! onto last Friday of Miss Noma
Robb, daughter of the late A. W.
, Robb and Mrs. Robb, formerly of:
•Walkerton, to F.L. ' Richardson,
B. A. Se., of Maple. Th.e ceremony
was performed by Rev. M. J. Wil.-'
son of Milton at the home Of the
ther, Dr.'Robb
brides bio , Harvey
before„ only the linenifei1 ate r•Islia-
tives and friends. Mr. and
Mrs.
Richardson left for:New York and
on their return will reside in Tor-
onto. The bride;its a, sister of IMr..
Robb, of the C, C, I. [staff,.
Pres. -W. Jackson,
Vice Pres. -Dr. Shaw.
See: -F, T. Jackson,
twat' runs through the back of the Treas,-John Ransford,
'farm and the remains ofthe'young Chaplain -Rev. 0, Potts.
man 'w.er,e• found on the track. He Auditor Coon-D.L. Iilacplierson.
was apparently in the best of health Ground Com. -W. Grant, N. Ball,
'ands ispirits, and 'durrrmg the day J. Hunter,
:had been attending to ,hils duties Canvassing Com, -A. J. TIolioway
as usual, [Ho was a most 'estimable W. Grant, P. Town. ,
and exemplary young man, being Delegates to W.0.13. _1., the'
born in Clinton about 30 years presid eiit,. C,IE, Dowding ,and J.
ago, his deceased Tether, Joseph Ranlslfordi
Grigg, residing here -for a number•. ,Caretaker -S. Watt.
of years. Deceased was a cousin of Fee -$5.00 and. special for new
members who have nenee bowled
$3.00
The membership will be largely
Tho. Company's composed of men increased during the coaling year,
of manyyearn 'ex ieriense (on n and a' most enjoyable rsea:ton is
y 1 looked for. Any. club that would
e.merican platform., ward rd ,Good- I like a visit from Clinton on May
Bar First tenor, Edward Williams 124 write the [secretary.,
second (tenor and banjo, Louis'
Johnson baritone and ;reader, John DOING 'EXCELLENT WO'RX ,
Turner basso, Joseph Gray pianist'
The Ay1me4 Express of last
Four of the men who compose this 't ee0_ makes tile 'following coru-
organization were leading artists rent a cone the Easter Music at
in the Diem Chorus -thee .$150 a 1
night attraction which has been; `T'r'inity Church, -The 'Ester iser-
vpt;:for the .past two years under. vices in ;,,pity church on Sunday
Redpath maaagesu,ent, appearing last �t ere, iuLdoubte,ctly the best
An 'the "Epic of the Negro" given in the history of the
large courses throughout the church, excellent sermons helpful
country. Those who saw the Dix -
the
were delivered by
is Chorus will:%recall Mr. Williams the Rector, Mev. Chas. Miles, to
of the present 'Dixie Quintettle as large congregations. The sur-pli-
the impersonator• of the character ted -choir, showed 'excellent train
' IMandly," bothin the prelude. en ing, and did much to assistinrmak-
titled', '‘,‘Superstitions of the ing the services bright and, attcac-
Negro" and iii the ""Epic of the five, (their anthems, -being sung
Negro." Mr: Johnson of this quin with, great eexpi+ession ; clearness
tette is the man who took the part of enunciation and readiness of
of "Ureic Remus" in the Dixie .attack, The choir director, W.
Chorus. ,Mr. Turner impersonated 'Glenn Campbell, is to be congratu
000ld` Black Joe" in the 'Epic of iateed upon, ,the excellent condi-
the Negro" and Mr. Goodbar took tion of 4is choir. During the year
the •juvenile comedy part in the Mr. 'Campbell has been With 'Trin-
i1Cottoii(fieicl Sketch." In fact the ity choir, his work has proved that
Four just named,eompnfaed the o- 110 is master of the art Of music,
es\ he does marled
cal . qquartette which' appeared possessing
throughout the Dixie Chorus rens ability as a musical instructor,. The'.
dlitioas„ Four 02 this company anthem Magdfalene was well
have been upon the platform for rendered at the morning ; ,service,
\ears, having 'been -with the older Miss Davenport taking the beanie
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jubilee quartettes prior to going ful solos in excellent voice. The
with the Dixie's. In the program of unaccompanied quartette 'Thank•s.
th;e Dixie Quintette, there will be. be to God, Who Giveth us the Vic
vocal solos and inetrumentkl'work tory"was also well renders
in, addition, to the quartette work Mises Brown, Mrs. Campbell, M ass r
and , jubilee music which is:; always Bingham and Swaddling. The or-
ae enejoyable,in a coloredorgan- gan selections, ,by Mr. Campbell,
oodbaris tenor solos' previous to the evening ,servicle,
ization, is G
Mr. 'Williaar, ms'. ehartcteristrc •songs : were hig�lrly appreciated., as was al -
with. 'banjo' accompaninaelnt, Mr, so the beautiful anthem Victory
nes famous .interpretations over Death"by the choir. The beau,
John o
tiful ,solo from,
of t'aut Latgrenee Dunbar'[s works'Handers ,Miessfah,t
ank,Ulwig. Turner's deep 'bas's voice I Know that my Redeemer Liv
will all be [features, There will) eth," was 'excellently rendered by
also,,be ' laughable negro sketches Mr. A. R Lemon, Aylmelr's reepg
nn Idxal.ect. The quartette will have mizedt and popular baritone voice,
e - m. anrst Mr. Jose p h Gray on account of its fulness, rich
as an is co p P ii,es�s and de, th< of exx ession
who. will also splay piam,o solos.' eer p o "
which. Mr. Lemon puts into alt his
renditions. Special, thanks' are
due Me. Lemon 'for 'his assistance
on this oceaaioe. Mrs, Campbell as
accompanist showed mashed Latent
Mr. A. S. Grigg, jeweller.
THE DIXIE QUINTETTE
Thursday, April 23rd, 7914,
In Your House .for Wall Paper?
Wall` Paper in Our ,House for µ '
PiNY ROOM
Obeythat impulse and have your home re-
decorated..
Of course, we don't sell all our papers under'
rice, brut "here. is many a snap for you in
our sttkk just' nos 'S ire with borciors; and
ceilings to match
as cheat) as 3c Per Roll
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BACK SUBSCRIPTIONS DUE
T'HHE NEW ERA
-Commencing next week we ape
going into a .Clearing up !of past
due subscriptions to The New Era.
They total up in the humWeds ;of
dollars, hence are of :considerable
importance to our finances: Will
all who are in arrears make an ef-
fort to aid, us !in this campaign and
possibly ',ave us, the trouble and
expense of notifying ;you. We
notice a number of weekly ,Iiapers
are charging $1.25 .where •subserip-
'tion is not paid[ in advnace or
$150 when not ,settled+ before lex-
.Grays has been on the lyceem'plat
teem. for' ,some two ,or. three years
and is.. 'therefore no experimeeu•t.
Ln o,li a of the :succeslr4 of, the 1ar-
ger o11gauization of the Dixie Chor whit' s,ws!tained animas and cheer
us; ;it,e>,s .phrophereed that I this in a'sympathetics sd ,mase a with 'her
company will prove the, most pop-
ular.eolorod organization which bas organ work. By special request,
toured under lyceum Imanagenl,ent the choir
over ll, i :Death" at helhanth m,'
in areeent years. Iklaving been up "Victory
on,cthSunday treat, eve en
on the •plexiform for y ars these g
nd
lueo.ican be relied upon ito acllaei el Miss Hilda Brown will dug the
,and' carry out the ,high ideals of solo, "floid Thom, „My Hand," by
the +ly'c'eum in their, ev,ery'dsy . Briggs. Mi!, John Davey will sing
lives a51 -Ted} as o1} the pyriform. at the morning islemviee. At a Meet
Plan' Ufiens at`Farr s Bo'ol.'Store on iii.g of the Vestry OrgaMet Camp-
A.ril'30th for subscribers end to bell's salary was Mere-L.;d 125 tho!gemelal public on, May 4th aear,th. Y
piration( :of year. The New Era
still, sticks tto the $11.00 but would
like to have it paid las early in
the year as possible. A:few long
past due rsubs iribersl who have -
been asked several times Ito settle,
will have to do iso through the
Division Court, we guess, as they
(fail to respond to our request.
THE ONLY' SAFE'G'UARD
It would appear, las though the
only . 'ealfe-guard lagains't impoxi�
tion by eanvassers for ,books, ale +t+p
papers, magazines, charitable in-•
etitutions and other objects iscTor
the public absolutely to 'refuse pa-
tronage( to anyone who is not
known to them, and ,who cannot
or demand pres,en[C ' lupioubted'
credentials as to neer bona fides..
Optism is a good thing when not.
overworked.
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NATIONAL
Portland eement
We have just received a Car Load of the same Old Brand'
of Portland Cement which has always given you such com-
plete satisfaction. 'It always fills your requirements. You
cannot make a mistake in using the National.
S. J. ANDREWS, CLINTON
GAVE
Your Order For Eavc-
troughiu:, Plumbing,
and General Repairing,
ITi# Us
Prices Moderate
Vor,kanlanshtp and Material
the Best.
Call at Itowland's hardware
or }'hone 53
Thos.lawkhns
Plumbing' and Heating
The corner Store
"Live and Let 'Live
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Brooms, Bo ashes, Stove Polish,
Stove pipe Vernieh, Soaps,
Pearline, Gold Dust, Ammoni,r,
Soap Chips, Lux -fun to wash
Old Ditch Cleanser,
Bon Amir
All These Help to
Make Work Easy
FRUITS
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas,
Grape Fruit,
Special for Saturday
Lettuce and Celery
E. E. liunniford
PHONE 45.
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