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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1914-05-28, Page 9711, 711. V: 6it11,i 1!' dew. 1-x;sh .i tints tc,peit yar.d :. ow ihalms ioc per yarn Friday; Saturday and all nextweek we put ,on ,sale i000 yards of New English Prints, full width and weight every color fast, white grounds with black, blue, brown, red and pink'spotsrand flowers, blue ground with all the ne.v designs, •black ground in all the designs;. also'red and pink grounds, while they last 'ltet, NEW GTNpHAMS-With the' above we put' on ,sale 500 yards ot; ,ew . > pain ,G-inghanik,, n,.checksand,str-i es, in. all the leading' coloringsfull widths lainIl weaves and coed stripe, regular 15c values,sole price 10c . 1 ljl, .1 ,,, i, , 17 7 ;g,: .;,� O I out bias •il eats th4 cd, h r tJa3i`fa`Y` A'f iS1 t ill9 ,6•1 Itq� 01$8e In We vgy g o New Cotton* ;Rosier y,.all. colons,.. New Frillii gs, .,Ne4f Catton,:DQE sses. 1 • ug,, a e 1,111 , • .. rl><eiv Hummer [lutlferlvv'err'(N lflolepro,''p ooslery, 'ohse Furnishings==House-cleaning Season RUGS AND MATTS'-We are Showing 'a'splendid range of 'Tapestry, Brussels and Wilton Rugs, in the very.newest colorings add deigns, in all sizes. A visit, to this department will convince you of the savings .by doing your shopping, here CARPETS 30o yards of Brussels Carpet, in small and large patterns, in greens, fawns and brown grounds, regular price $1.25, on sale at 89c. 4211 New Straw Hats We are showing a complete range of all the up to date shapes in Straw Hats. The season is fast coming on for these goods. Be wise andpick out yours early before the lots are broken, the prices run from $1 to $5. Iii ]"'S Boys Cotton Jersies We now have in stock a con plete assortment of boys and 'girls long and short sleeve Cot- ton Jersies, in all sizes and com- bination of colors, at 25c. SM'C)R Boys Lion Brand Clothing If you want to save money on Boys Clothing, the kind that gives good wear, bring your boy to this store and have him fitted out in one of our Lion Brand Suits -no better made -no bet- ter style -no better wear, and you pay the same price -suits from $2.50 up. Those owing accounts will please call soon as possible. av w, CBROWN Successor to TO ER .1J BROWN S. HURON CONSERVATIVES; The C,onserva`five conlvent::onfor 'South, Huron has been called to meet 'illirHensall on June -2nd for the election of a candidate and -.ether business Mr, D Ibex, who +brolds,the seat, will be given' the :inan{rmoes nomination if he so de- sires. It is stated that he pre- k,fers a job at Ottawa and desires 6;to drop out. In that event a,merry 'tusseL will ensue to elect has sue- "eessor Among( the ,many aspiring to the' position are John Slharret. ex -M,?.; iW.D. 'Sanders, ex -reeve of A(I Stephen ; Jos. Hawkins, 'ex -reeve of Usborne, an.d Editor Sanders of of ;the Exeter Advoeate, and many other modest ones who would at 1 present not care to see their name re Oriaift. Since the last redistribu- •tip" South Huron has been safe- ! lyl ConservafiK'e, ['FOOT BALL SCHEDULE. W roxeter at Brussels, May 29. Clinton at Brussels, June 5. W roxeter at Clinton, June 12, Brussels at Wroxeter, June 19. STOCK EDUCING SALE Having bought out the Furniture and Undertaking hu+iness. of Mr. Wesley Walker, and in order to reduce stook, for the next 00 days, we put on one of the largest sales of Furniture that, was ever held in the County of Huron. This Stock must be Reduced and Prices are not to be considered?,, All Goods Bought During .Sale will be Cash J S DUNE(.. RD Undertaker and Funeral Director. Phone 28. Night and Day Calls answered at Residence over Store A List of Improved and Up=to=date Seasonable Goods Lawn Mowers Serbep Doors and Windows ; , Perf e4ti on' Oil Stoves t 1 Washing' Machines and Wringers Step Llsdders.' - Parnt Brushes Whitewash Brushes J3rooms and Whisks Spades and Shovels Rakes and Hoes Poultry Netting Garden Hose Sherwin, Williams. Paints,. Japalac and Varnishes Campbell's Varnish Stains ' Climax Wall Paper Gleaner Ronux English Floor Polish , Metal Polish -5 different kinds Silvo the celebrated silver polish Steve Polish -10 different kinds Jellstone and Muresco O Cedar Mops: Flempol and Liquid Veneer Brass Curtain Poles See our assortment of Jiver Ready Electric Flash Lights The celebrated National Electric Smoothing Iron New Rotary Corn Planter SPECIAL -Free parcel post to all parties living within 70 miles of 1 ,Clinton. Phone No. 7 or drop a•card, and we will send by the •' 'next delivery free of charge. 11 pounds is the weight limit. ROT ND �. BRo ER ARDWARE AND NOVELTIES 3o A 'FREE CONCERT, The bell ringers gave a free concert in the town hall on Fri- , da afternoon, y tot e lr public school pupils, It goes without saying the ,audience was .large„ LOS!" HI'S' 13IOUND. "Shorty" Cantelon lost his' hound I on Friday, by the .poison, route, 1 This was the animal's second dose oinsf,de a mouth and for a while it 1 looked as 12 it Wou}d beat out death but the poison got in its fine work MINOR LOCALS. If the June weddings are to be ' as plentiful as the June bugs we -expect to be busy prin•tinig station- ary next month. Many ,tools in, the 24th excursion rates. The little address label on the paper (tells every week to what data you.,are paid. You may not notice lilt, but your neighbors when they :call are sure to. There was a good crowd in town on Saturday to attend the tele- phone meeting, Remember ;the garden party,,unl- der the auspices of the 'Hockey club, on Tuesday, June 9th. Many were out of 'town on the 25th. Few Flags were flying. 'Where was the town flag ? MURRAY-MOFFATT WEDDING. Al particularly pretty wedding took place on Wednesday, at the' home of S. A. Moffatt, London when (Miss Margaret E. Moffatt was married to Walter L. Murray of Hamilton. The ceremonty, was per- formed by Rev. J. G. Stuart. The bride was given away by her fath- er, wore a gown of duchess satin. and old silk lace, trimmed with crystals' and pearls, ;the, bridal vert of, real lace with ,Juliet cap Billing !gracefully to the end of train, She also Carried a henrl- eome shower 'bouquet of bridal roses, sweet peas, and -'.lily: of 'the valley Miss Moffatt was,attended• by !Miss Helen Davidson, attired in yellow satin with white'Honiton lace trimming, aid with Panama hat 'with red roses, " She ,parried,, a shower bouquet , ,of Aurerilcarl,, beauty! roses, ;Theogroom Iras as- sisted by h.,s`rb%other, Mr,. Keith" Mgirray, Little( Miss 1VMarjorae Fair niece of the bride, acted .as flower girl, 'sand .Miss Marjorie Murray, sister ;Of ilthe groom, (as • ring - bearer, Miss !Helen Fair, another nieee,,of the bride, iattended the door. ,Mrs. (Harry ;Fair,' sister of the 'bride, played !the wedding march. The house was profusely decorated with apple blossoms, pink carnations and palms. The bride ;Was the recipient ofm(umer- ous beautifsuiL gilts, that of the grooml being a »costly bracelet' set 'Wirth diamonds and pearls,' -the fta- Cher, a handsome piano, , and the ' groom's father a substantial check, The London, Harpers furnished' musid to the debnghlt of the large number of guests. Mr. and Mrs. Murray ,left for a couple of weeks, 1 tour to eastern, points, after which they will be at home , in Hamilton, to» their „friends Mrs. Murray' is ;travelling in a SUR, pf brown broadcloth( with blouse and hat to ryes ''6tee. r. dm, - "eat' on least See the McClary dealerr riser#o I AOENT.S • W44?4444"4444.44444444444'444 R444.44444d►44•f4ii44441t4'1I'• Local • 4d•4o4..4♦s4444••d•••••••.0►o•so••ossovs000eiss44+•o•4 The une meeting of the County Council Of fil11:0t1 will he held at on Tuesday Jane 2ad. at 3 o'clock. COUNCIL' ON MONDAY. The regular meeting of the town fathers will be held on 1VIonday, evenliag next,. .09,0D MAIN. Ill"WaS welcome rain that fell on FrildaY%-morning .last and it added dollars' to the »farm and vegetable garden., It was a "soaker." ASCENSION DAY. Last Thursday aervices • were held in St, Paul's and St. Joseph's Churches as it was Ascension Day. There aims a goodly number at both 'services. C. HURON CONSERVATIVES. The nominating (convention of Centre' Huron Conservat, ives is being held in Seaforth to -day The candidate selected will have a hard( row to hoe against W. Proud foot,! M.' P. P. WAS A SUCCESS. Last;• Thursday afternoon the Young Ladies ,Guild of St. Paul's Church held a successful sale of candy, fancy work, etc., -at the rec- tory. 'A good crowd was present and the ,&uild will have 'a neat sum to;put away. GONE TO MITCHELL. A correspondent of the Stratford Herald from Mitchell makes note ofltlre removal df the former leader of Clinton Kaltie Band; Mr. Fou- bustor 02 Clinton the Mitchell brass band leader has become a resident of Mitchell and is new an employe in ;the. Wettlaufer foundry. This will be ,a boon to the baancl boys to have !their leader with then. We welcome Mr, Foubuster to town. BUNDLE WENT ASTRAY, The New ;Era was notified at the end tithe week that its bundle for Holmesvillo hadgone astray un- fortunately, we did dot have in good, time on Thursday. and lot, The New Era was published in g000d- time on Thursday, and all. the papers were over at the loc- al Post offfice before 5,80 and we have no doubt that tyhe staff mailed themthat evening; but was mislaid at Goderich. We hope this will ;not occur again' MINOR LOCALS. Sunday is the last day of May. Many are alr•ea'dy laying plans for the - excursion to Detroit on June 12th. on the »Greyhound. The Firemen meet on Friday of this week for their monthly meet- ing. ' Thei rain stopped a number from going to church .cit Sunday even- ing. A number from here attenldedthn Liberal meeting at Seaforth. on Tuesday. Many are at Seaforth to -day at- tending' the Conservartilve nomin- ing, meeting, MR. HANNA TO ADDRESS! HURON CONSERVATIVES. , A meeting of the Con.tervatives of Centre Huron will be held On the opera "rouse, Seaforth, on Thursday, to select la .candidate to contest the riding in the coming provincial eleotions, The "meet- ing' will conr(vene at 11 o'clock for the election of officers and at 1,30 p. ni a public meeting Will be held, when it is expected ;the Hon. W. J. Hamra will be present' to give an address. As this !as the first op- portunt ty "the electors of Center Hurons have had of hearing the provine!'at secretary a large at- tendaaceS is anticipated. BRUSSELS WON. The first foot ball match in the Intermediate series was played here last 'Friday night and resulted in a w n• for the visitors with the referee's aid,. Both teams showed alaok of practice and hardly any combinatiosawas noticeable at rail,' The ,hor'he' boys had the best of the' play 5oxtiro .arts of the game, but ned;er;,got very close to 'the goat at that. In the fu•eii half the B±usse6a' iteam got,a penalty; kick; on aflake as the ball was blocked' by j ±ustard' and in' bouncing,:. stria:011 11s hand, and- the • refree gave g,5 decision,. lhnl;the second half he "looked the other, way," when a Brussels ,player sltruek ;the Will ball tli llvi,e elbow and took rip, foul: The 'Clinton boys have a good biih•1li. of players and ,with more ,pr•±ctice can heat the visitors quite Hand'Iy. The visitors appear ed in(nesv' luirgiforms,, orange and black • atchange from the blue that has been worn by (the ,Brussels team for the past 20 years. Mr. Loth, ,of Sftlnalford was Mee''man inieharge of the (game, Following' was the lin a -up ;- • Brussels -Goal, (terry; 'backs McDonald anldJackson; half :backs Stevenls,gn • ;Ahderson anad OWalker ; forwards hriSrrie Scott P. Stevneon Flulilartl tied. Forbes. ' Clipltom: Gaal Coiich; backs Mus- ar51_,a d Beacon ;, half backs. Sinn- , Ile,it and Banes ; ,foriwards, Draper MCDotigall'•Forbes, Wright and', iHodgsonl. ' Mrs. Picke,tt, Albert 'street, north. WHY? The 'Guelph•.Mercury has an ,ir°n- portant tip �1opp would -bo fisher- men, -"When going fishing, what- ever you do, don't forget thecork screw.":. GARDEN PARTY Don't forget the [garden party at Recreation (Park, on Tuesday eveniln;gi June lith, when the hoc- key (team will hold a garden party The boy's are in the "hole" and want enough money to pay for their sweaters, 'I`he Kfltie Band will supply a .choice program of m'usio. .11 'TWOULDI BE GOOD.. A person with an, eye to obsery ing !things watched soine passerby on the corner of Ontario and Albert streets this afternoon carelessly toss some scrap paper to'the road way. "It wouldn't be a bad thing he said "If spacious cans ;were placed on the street corners for juste such scraps after the manner of some of the larger elt5es. BLACKBIRDS 'PIRATES. For several ;summer ',seasons many citizens around town have complained of the damage and wanton destruction wrought by blackbirds on garden's. This ,year these birds 'appear to be more numerous, and an their piracy on other birds they are working a havod that calls for their own ex- termination. If the law protects these biaak rascals it should be amended for unless there is a stop put to their career they will ser- iously reduce the number of song birds. We certainly think it 'cru- sade for »tlie extermination of the blackbird :Is in order. W hich we appease wit h Bakery Delic .cies Sure to Please Bread, Bnns and Cookies :Fresh every Day Pies, Cakes and Doughnuts Baked the sanitary way. Comm's Bakery STEAMER GREYHOUND ANNUALX RS ECU ION Goderich to Detroit and Return GOING Fr.30JUNR 12' RETURNI7gAlt JUNE 15 ROUND TRI) $1.5) BALL LAMES 10th and 14th NEW YORK»& BOSTON • In D•trolt w ►4,. batt '1 o 111,1 Jane 12 ` heave Clinton 7.35 a.m. Roulatd Tr `', to Detroit 1,95 GOb131UCH BAND • IooitoolT EXo0981oN aoNE Its' WHITESTAR LINE i p i n Your. House for . Wall ,,aper? Wall Raper in Our Huse for TINY ROeiVi Obey that im • ulse and' have'" your home re- decorated. Of course, we don't sell all our papers under, pruce but -there '*ls.' many, a.snap :for you in our stock just now. ,Some with borders and ceil'inks'to• ni'a"tc`h" ''"'' as cheat) as 3c ,Per Roll The o D0 Fair eats Often the ehapest--Pilways the Bent Picture Taking Time If you have neer taken pictures. now is:the trine'to begin -when nature is et her best. Do not let another season pass without the enjoyment which a good Camera affords. We handle the Eastman Cameras. Kodaks and Brownies "I' the most highly developed Cameras on the market In Photo Supplies we have everything' you may need Prompt Printing and Developing. T. E_ . 110VMY Dispensing Chemist THE QUALITY DRUG STORE V NATIONAL. Portland Cement 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. Tau cannot make a mistake in using the National. S. J. ANDREWS, CLINTON-- The eorner Store LEAVP"ive and Let l�l9Ee`+1144 •Mt! El Your Order for Eave- • troughini, Plumbing, and .General Repairing WITH US Prices Moderate @Workmanship and Material the Best. Call at Itowland's Hardware or Phone 53 Thos.hawkins Plumbing and ;[eating ■ We Like to Meet You Face to Pace That would be out choice, bot wham this cannot be the c Tse, we hope to hear your voice, '. Use Phone 'li for Choice Groceries Pineapples for preserving are newat their best. Call and leave your order.' Butter .and Eggs Wanted; Highest Market Price . 'E. Hunniford PHONE 45. 'X4.4.4.4.4.+++4+'N+44'A!d•444i++#4k444.44fi.4k4.4.4.4.+4:F+++.1•-E'F f± • ixo 4 9 EXCELLENT WOOleS S 4 • saw.► ,:., �� 4 ,� Shoes -can Spring exactly what she is looking f �; W handsome Footwear, High Low Cut 4 Models, k b h world wide reputa. t •r 4. >v i tt4. 1 s 4. The woman who wants Better Shoes. Distinctive findin our Lines in or e have an some oo wear in i gh and from makers who g, have a or tion for making good shoes, Finer Footwearthan our Springy Models was Never Made or Shown Beautiful bright and dull finish leathers, Cravenette and Cloth Tops The new Colonials and Pumps are beauties Cuban. Spanish, Louis and Kidney Reels Receding toes of the new English models, etc. $2 50, $3,00, $4.00 to $4.50 4 4f•, 4 We show the best of Shoes at any stated price, Our experienced shoe service in fitting is of the greatest value to a woman who wants a shoe that is " Just Right in Every Way." 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