HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-05-22, Page 8Both our Stores wilt observe Saturday, May "till, as a Holiday
and will be closed all day.
15c 'Anders() Ginqhams I2 c
1111 New Spring Patterns -1000 yards Anderson's New Spring Gingham's,
in all the very 'latest colorings and designs, in plaids; checks and stripes, full
width and weight, regular 15c per yard, Saturday 12 is
12 c English Ginohams 10c.
500 yards of English and Canadian Ginghams, guaranteedfastcolors, in
all the new colorings ;and patterns, full weight, regular i'2, c, Saturday i oc
If you have a Rug want -to brighten up your home, come and
see our display of right up to the minute patterns, bomprising
Wools, Tapestry, ' Yateki •Fibre, Brussels, Wilton, Velvet,
Axminster and Japanese Fibre, in fawns, browns, greens, and
reds, in all the New Spring Colorings and Designs, from
$1.25 ull, ' to $45.00
Linoleums and Oilcloths
Just to hand, six new designs in Scotch Linoleums, in floral and
and block designs, four yards wide. Same weight and quality as
last year's, and the same price 50e per square 3 ard.
We are also showing a large range of patterns in Oilcloth, in
one, one and a half and one and three-quarters yards wide
at Site the square yard.
Strw Feltflats
r Men and Bovs
We are showing a complete range of New Spring Hats for Men and
Boys, in Straw and Felt. Right up to the minute in style and shapes, down
to he Harvest Hat, from roc to $3.00. t1 1.' ">i L L NoLICI'TE 9.
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nEDUCTION.IN SUGAR W11ATS THE ATTIRACTION.
Tho immGcliete iiesul(ts of tile SeaFiarth seams to attract a lar'ge
statement made in thle House of
er,o wet of pea -(le there clays. It was
e•epgrtecl (tluat over 50tick:eta were
slabcl on Saturday.
NEW AUTO OWNER,
Jas. Reyniolcl'.a of the British Ex-
p,onnels or $4 per ton, This will change hotel Goclerich, has put -
have the immediate effeetiof ahead- cha eel the auto belonging to the
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EXPRESS CHARGES BROUGHT Seaoi+th, li
DO'WNI DISTRICT MEETING.,
The Dominion Board of Railway:
Oommeesionei's have ordered
'cti ternMpreseOtteltrh(eout istrwiacst;eleocni(tetU1>tetoCoren-
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sweeping.aes which will benefit he
tire egmmunilty, Traffic tarried at faience St'a(tioning Committee in
What is known as "pound Tates" or association with the Chairman,
at, so much per :100 pounds, will 'be Rev. J. E. ere . The receipts, for
re-- Mission's were fount to be slevea•al
ly $1.00, end now80 cents, The re
20 ler cent bower. ht was former-Missions
dollars in advance of
' ear,
ductigm,in express rates in the west Iasi y
ordered to go into effect on July 15
will meanto the Dominion Express
Company. just 35.36 per cent. of its
net a'eve,nule', or, approximately, 20
per acne iof its gross revenue and
Commons -thait the Gov.eremerat
would reduce the duties on impor-
tations of raw sugar into Canada is
the lamnouncement by rtefinerles
that the price to trader 'would' he
(lowered at onee to 20 cents per 100
STORES \',ILL CLOSE SATURDAY.
People will do well to remind
thait the stores will close hese,' on
Saturday-, May 24th,(Victoria Day'.
In many towns the holiday is ob-
served on. Monday. The Ease Ralf
boys are bringing the Hyman bail
team of London here; to play an r
exhibition. match.
DOING GOOD WORK.
Froin the Aylmer Express we
clipthe following item which re-
fers to Prof. W. Glenn Campbell :-
• The congregg'ations 'that attend
Trinity church are appreciating the
excellent musk provided by their
choir, which has • made wonderful
1=1 -Movement during 'the past few
weeks under the mile direction of
Mr. W. Glenn Campbell, organist
end choir director, with Mrs. Camp •
bell's assistance- at the organ.
Andd'
a ition to the Telephone Act
Passed etc the recent session of the
Legislature, sub. sec. 6, part 21, (
reads as follows: "The board nay i
approve of regulations made by any
company for• the purpose of pre- •
venting wilful interference with or
interruptions of conversations or
messages over the lines of any tele-
phone system, and any person of-
fending against any -of such regul-'
ations shall incur e penalty not ex-
ceeding $25, recoverable under the
,Ontarie summary convictions act,"
Listeners on lines me liablelto the
above penalty,
INCURS A PENALTY
ADVERTISINCG-ISMS.
The advertiser who. loses his pa-
tience will lose out. The. masses
who read advertisements move
slowly.-Islail Order journal,
MINOR LOCALS.
Lawn mower solos.
sJuue weddings noon.
Preliare to cerebrate Victoria.Day
Football match tonight-Seaforth
vs. Clinton.
That was a good rain on Satur-
day. a
THE" M. C. C. MINSTRELS.
The Menesetung Canoe Club
Minstrels delighted a large aud-
ience. Their songs were catchy.
their• end men were funny and
their orchestra was splendid. The
first part of the' program, the min-
strel' show, consisted of several
slolos and choruses with the usual
stories and jokes between numbers,
A baritone solo, "My Heart is with
you, tonight" by Mr. J. Fowler, 'a
former Clintonian, was beautifully
a•endered and was xleeeived with
much applause. "Police Court Jus-
tice" 'atravesty on the Modern
Police Court was very funny, Mr.
H. O. Sturdy as Si. Skinner, substi-
tute Justice of the Peace, admin-
istered justice' in,a way to keep the
audience shouting with 'laughter.
The eight piece ,orchestra, under
the direction, of Mr. Roy Adams,
was the weal attraction. AI.I the
numbers were well received. As
one lady remarked "It was worth
Coming just ito hear the 'orchestra,
Special . Savings
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for Saturday and all Next Week
10 tooth Mailable Iron Garden Rakes for 20c
h boxes Tiger hand cleaner for 25e.
Brass Curtain Extension Rods 5c to $1
Flempol the new furniture polish, only 25c
Liquid Veneer 25e and 50c
Silver Cloth Duster, regular 25c for 15c
Household Hand Saws
Tack Hammers 5c, 10c and 15e .
The Androck Oven for oil or gasoline stoves, only 75c
5herwin•WilliamsPaints, Floorlac, Japalac, Campbell's
Varnish Stain, Liquid Granite, Dustbane the great
Ideaf and Perfect en up with Windo•wphane, Champion.
disinfectant, brighten
Lawn Mowers, good stock Poultry Netting
and all supply, It pays to use Panacea for the hens, See
our new steel clad Dairy Pails, just received another lot of
Perfection Oil Stoves
2 second hand Gasoline Stoves, in good order, cheap
We Now Sell Beaver Board
oseseteressuesistraniams
HARD. AND BROTHERS
STOVES, FIARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
ADVERTISING -ISMS.
s Advertise up to the people and,
they, will. not lock down on you.
NO FIRE CRACKERS.
Our citizens are warned that the
by-law will be enforced in regards
to fir•lgworks etc., on the 24th or
any other day.
FOOT BALL TONIGHT.
The first foot bail: match in the
W. F. A., aeries will. he played
here tonight between S.e'aforth and
Clinton, Game called' at 0 o'clock
sharp.
RUSHING THE WORK.
Mr. Tho•mias McKenzie is rushing
the work mine postoffiee at Sea -
forth, and has a large gang of car-
penters and painters at work there
now.
A FORMER HURONITE.
Chief Calbrick, of Cobalt, and a
fanner limonite, being areesident
of Morris township, has been ap-
pointed Sheriff forth& new judic-
ial district of 'Iiaileybury.
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TEE CLINTON TRUCK.
The Sudbury Star, too 'Saturday,.
May 17th, had the loliowing local;
-A new 2 -ton Clinfton truck has
been received fi;am the Clinton
Motor( Co., by Messrs. Proctor &
Knight aiad demonstrations may be
arranged any time by any one de-
siring to purchase same.
MINOR LOCALS.
The diose season foe bass does
not expire until June 15.
The park is a 'lively place these
evenings with the. vlarilo,ns athlletic
sports engaged in (theme.
Good afternoon! Have you re-
newed your New Bela. subscription?
Slaturd'ay, May 24, will be ob-
ellved in 'Clinton hand most 'other
towns es a public holiday.
PRETTY NEAR RIGHT.
The Christian. Guardian oommen't
ing (on the amendments which the
Whitney Government has been
making to(the Liquor License Act
slays ;-"While the amendments
Mark elome little advance, that ad
Vance is too small to arouse any.
enthusiasm, whaftev n. in temper-
Lance' circles and we venture filo
slay, they will, satisfy, no one ex-
cept the tempe:lance politician,
who would be satisfied with any-
thing if only his party remained in
power." f
THERE MIGHT BE OTHER
NOMINEES.
Mr, Robert McLed,n's candidature.
as,ai Senator is being boomed by
his fellow townemian, Mr. E. N.
Lewis, M. P. The former m'ay have
a claim' that should be recognized
but we fancy that the "pull," is in a
different gelogeaphieat location and
will prlo'b'ably go to some discarded
M. P. (or an affluent brother who
will not ob'eet to, being agener-
ous subscriber to the party. Mr.
McLean, Reeve Castellon, Mr. John
R'anis6ord and others could fill a
cosy seat alt Ottawa as wellas any
of them if it were not, for the greed
of office seekers who may already
have had more than their shone..
At the District meeting held on
Wednesday in Wesley church, Rev,
A TELEPHONE CHANGE
A change has taken placein the
Bell telephone. -staff. Ray Ruro-
ball,.,w
ha hat been inspector for
a corresponding amount so far as the company at Goderich and Clin
the other companies are concerned. ton for' several years, has beenas-
signed ref the same :work in Clin-
N)XI'ERIL+'NUED MERCHANTSto,n and Seaforth. D. Marks, of
TESTIFY. ` Stratford, is 'now stationed in
cannot understand how air ton-
Goderich suer will assist Acting
chant can except, to do husiness
unless Manager McLauclllin in attending
he advertises, and when, trade is quiet to !tile requirements of, the Gode-
all the more space should be used," rich patrons:
said Mr. Mulcahy, one of Orillia's most
enterprising business men the other
evening in the train corning up front
'1' (tonin. Mr, iMulcahy. practises
whet he pi.'eeches, carrying a large
tidy= tiseriietit in the three papers of
bis town. continuing the couversat
ion he said'we find that it has always
p.rid us. I have copies of advertise
ments that my father published many
years ago in the early paper's of our
town and they were bringers."-(loll-
ingwood Bullatin.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
The General Assembly o1 the P: es'ry
tartan church of Canada,, will meet this
year, about the 1st of June, in Toronto.
Eire usual attendance is nearly 000.
made up of rhe chinch's ministers and
elders. Thus year through thegener-
osity of sotn+, wealthy laytrian,ever'y luileET'ili on The JobPresbyterian in Dominion is allowed
to send its minister and one layw:ln Is something we will not tolerate
rylaaesv 1401 has been beamed at a rent when see have plumbing work to
al of $1000, paid by one subectsiher fen do We want to _finish it as quickly
tonfldeutly expect to provide enter-
this great oecaeion in the chut',h's •a.s you want us to get away.
history, '.rhe oommohmage itties in chge
Prompt Plumbing
tainnient for 4,000 delegates during
Pi'
the ten days or More in which the' Makes smaller bills for us to render
eaeceinhiv is in session. The Assembly and for you to pay. So send for us
mill open witIs-teary pre -assembly callseII ; N+]len pipes, hat Ovate -r, tank. bath
tion led by hr,iur arranged room ,equipment, etc.. get out of
gild will be in charge of Bev. John order. It means a saving for you.
McNeil the- famous preacher from .
Civet ooel, England, but now pastor of -
Cunt 's uhnch,
Toronto. Special rates' A "yy c -u . t` w
on ,ill railways will permit large nom -
meetings,
Iters to go to Toronto to attend these
meetings, l'lunnbin;' and Heating
NEW MUSKOKA TRAIN
The Grandirunk Railway System is
putting on a new train from Toronto
to Mllsknke Wharf, cummencirrg
Saturday. May 17t1s, leaving Toronto
10.15 am daily, e inept on Sunday,
arriving Mnskoke aVharf 1.40 pen,
making:direct conneetien with steem-
ers for rill points on Musknks, I.nk's
A brand new train consisting of bagg-
age car. Veeti,rnle Coaches and par
for Lihrary Buffet car will be oper-
ated and passengers are assured of a
nornt•,rnrhle ride along the most
in ter es( ng route to Muskoka Wharf,
which is the original gateway to the
far famed riylnekoka Lakes. This train
runs right to side of steamer at Al us.
kola,, wharf, thus avoidingany incon-
venience to aeeen gars.
p .S net,n con-
nection is made with train, leaving
Muskoka wheel' 10.45 a In daily, except
on Sunday, arriving Toronto 3. 10 p.m
Tourists tickets at reduced rates are
now on sale to Muskoka resorts, good
for stop over el- any point and geed to
return until November the 30th, 1913..
full particulars and tickets from
Grand Trunk agents, f. Ransford G
Son, (lity 'Passenger and Tirket Agent,
Phone 57. A. 0, Pattison, Station
Ticket Agent. Phone 35s.
WE WANT THE NEWS
Yes, all, the news that is fit to
print -real estate transfers busi-
ness changes, accidents, births,
marriages, deaths wedding anni-
versaries, church and society news,
in fact, any event cif gen,e:al inter-
est has always a news value, and it
will be appreciated by the pub-
lishers of The New EI'.a: as well as
thereaders, Even ' v arenot
a a i; a if you a
r
regular correspondent, wrewill be
pleased to get th;e news. If you are
in touch with 'o. phone, just call us
up ,anid we will arrange the par-
ticulars you give us or write them
down and send to us at the earli-1
eat possible moment, Remember (
that news is news only sojong as,
it is new, and we demand that ev-!
ery correspondent sign communi- (
ciationrs, not for publication, but as
a guarantee of good faith. If you
have anything ;of interest lest us
know' NOW.
MRS. W. R. LOUGH DEAD.
•Wlord Was received here 'last
week of the death; of Mrs W. R.
Lough which occurred in Vancou-
ver, B.C., ton May 10th. For some
time, Mrs. Lough, who never was
a :very strong woman, has been in
very ?delicate health and has kept
gnadualiy growing weaker and
weaker until she passed peacefully
td (the Great Beyond.. Mrs. Lough
whose nalaiden name was Kathle:'ine
McLaurint was born near Vankleek
Hil I. in Prescott 'County, She taught
school for sometime previous to
her Marriage with Mr. W. R. (trough,
who tor over twenty years was
principal of the Model School here,
Six years ago, or, his retirement
frloiru the profession they moved to
Vancouver where their only child,
Mrs. W. J, 13'aird, resides. During
her long residence in town, Mrs,
Lough wlas much beloved. She was
a member 'of Willis Church where
she worked faithfully and untiring
ly, her sweep land niolbie ,character
exerting an influence that wild
never be forgotten. The news of
her death brought sorrow to many.
a heart in Clinton. To the bereav-
ed husband and daughter goes out
the heartfelt sympathy bf a host of
friends.
(Phone 53)
The eorner Store
"Live and Let Live"
PINEAPPLES
They are stili in for this -week at
the same price.
NOW is the time to buy beime
they go higher.
CAKES
We have a large• assortment o
CHRISTIE'S FANCY CAKES,
Fresh for Friday
Strawberries,
Lettuce,
Green Onions,.
Radish
Rhubarb,
SATURDAY BEING 24th. THIS
STORE WILL BE 'CLOSED
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR
PRODUCE.
A CALL SOLICITED
E. E. Ht niford
PHONE 45.
Sanitary Cleaning and
Pressing Parlors
Altering and Repairing
Neatly Done,
.Expert Frenelr Dry Oleaners
Prices Moderate
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Goods Called for and Delivered
Stand -A.4. Holloway's Tailor
Shop.
C. JOHNSTON
Iltgiesl Grade Bread
Conners
Dome=made Dread
Conner's Homemade Bread is
quality through and through.
There is not a detail of good
making and baking overlooked, so.
you know what you are getting.
when you order this Good Bread.
CHAS. CONNER
(Baker and Confectioner
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We can't very well talk to you here about
the first two, but we can about the third
-your Home, No matter what "fixing."
No 'matter what embellishments, No
matter what expense you 'have gone to in
furnishing your home, its good appearance
is largely controlled by the Wall Hang-
ings; the make or mar the harmony of the
whole. Our spring stock is now almost
complete, and our designs almost sure to
suit your taste; and our prices, your de-
sire for economy.
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T e .DFair Co.
Often the cheapest -Allways the Best
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National
ortland Cement
After trying other kinds, you'll always come back to the best
The hest Cement is the National Portland Cement
It is the old stand-by. A car load just in.
S. J. ANDREWS, Clinton
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TRE BIG SHOOT
The date of the semi-annual
Huron County Rifle League shoot
has heeu set for Friday. June 12th,
The tournament wilt bc, lielcl at
Point Farm.
CENTRE HURON
LICENSE COMMISSIONERS
The License Commissioners for
Centre Huron meet ip Seaforth on
Friday, May 30th tis transfer two
licenses in that town,
HURON CO. PRESS
The next meeting or the Huron
County press Will be held in Clin-
ton on Friday, June C.th to discuss
the proposed rate card for job
work. A full 'attendance is rc-
quested.
INTERMEDIATE FOOT BALL
SCHEDULE.
Seaforth at Clinton, May 22nd.
Clinton at :Brussels, May 30th.
Brussels at Seaforth, June Fth.
Clinton at Seaforth, June loth.
Brussels at Clinton, June 13.
Seaofrth at Brussels, June 20t11
DANCE AT PAYFIELD.
The Pastime Club will held their
first summer dance et Bayfield no
the 24th. A good crowd' is expect
ed to be presiern;t,
GATTY SELLA:RS
HERE ON SUNDAY.
Getty Sellars, the celebrated
English Organist, who gave the re-
eital in Wesley church last weieic,
wilt: spent next Sunday in town,
and will take charge nfthe• organ
'at the evening s;e:vicc in Wesley
church, He will also give asacred
organ recital in two parts from 4
to 5,'ancil 8.30 to 9.30. Special col,
ketone will be taken.
NEW BOILER.
Mr. Thos. McKenzie had a new
boiler sent here this week for his
factory and it will be placed short-
ly.;
.HOTEL MEN MEET HERE.
The Hotel men of Huron County
met here on Wednesday afternoon
to. organize and discuss business
matters, .Over 30 were present.
RECITAL.
On Saturday evening the vocal
pupils of Miss Fernlece Allan and
tnsteumentai pupils of Miss Emma
Lavin rendered the following pro-
gram at' the home of the latter,
which. was much enjoyed by those
present. The ''teachers are to be
congratulated on the successful
manner in which the Pupils render
ed the program; -
Piano solo, "Failing Waters." Miss
M. May.
Solo. "0 Dry those Tears,-- Miss
Ednla Levis.
Piianio solo, "Daisy" Ruth Evans.
Solo, "Just Leeause."'eNllss Vara
Lobb.•
Piano solo, "Meditation,' Miss M.
llrlahaffy.
Solo, "Mary of Argyle," Miss L.
Stevens.
Piano solo, waltz. hiss Mildred
Cook,
Solo, ``Love once again in tine
Spring time,"Miss Lnlu Howe.
Pianlo: solo, march, Ethel Waxman.
Pianlo solo, "Midnight Hours," Miss
E. Nott.
Solo, Goodnight," Miss Granit.
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Maneol and Turnip Seeds, Clover and Timothy Se
We have a lot of Shingles, which we will, sell on easy terms
of payment, If you want any, comae soon to sate handling
We have a supply of Fence Wire, Staplas, Dtc., Etc.
Highest Prices for Butter, Eggs, Etc., at the
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