The Clinton New Era, 1920-4-22, Page 6PAGE s
CLINT•ON
NEW ERS
And
Sold a
MEN'S STORE
Custom Tailorine
Men's Furnish:az
Phone 103
Opposite Public Library
wn's
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and Hound
Furnishings.
Phone 67
Next Royal Bank
HAVE YOU LOST
Your Appetite if you hove ---try some of our Pork and Beans with Tomato
Sauce; Catsups; Pickles; Etc.
PORK & BEANS
with Tomato. Sauce -
2 large cans for 35c
6 large cans for$1.00
SPAGHETTI
with Tomato Sauce --
Per 12 oz, Tin ..I0c
FOR PIES or PUDDING
2 cans Pumpkin .25c
2 pkgs. Corn Starch 25c
Raisins, Prunes, Rice,
Tapioca, etc 3 bars Laundry soap25c
GET THE IIABIT OF DEALING AT
BROOM
SPECIAL
for
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
No. 100 for 6Sc
No. 8 for 95c
GET ONE WHILE TtLEY
LAST
BULK PICKLES
Mustard, per quart .40c
Mixed, per quart ..40c
Sweet, per quart ...50c
Rex Catsup ,1Sc and 25
DOMINION MATCHES
3 Boxes for 25c
• TOILET SOAP
3 bars Lavender Bath 25'
LAUNDRY SOAP
JOHNSON e
PHONE 111. PHONE ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
AUTO FIRE
Insurance at Modera to Rates.
WINDSTORM
Insurance is as imp° ?tent as Fire Insurance on all
classes of buildings. The Rate is Cheap,
LIVE STOCK
Insurance pays you far loss .by Accident or Disease
of your valuable stock.
GENERAL
Fire Insurance of al 1 kinds. Cali and see Me.
Charles B. Hale.
HURON STREET, CLINTON, ONT.
The Hardware Store of Better Valines
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PREPARE FOR SPR`t.r
et
Buy Bruce's celebrated Seeds and reduce the
High Cost of Living.
Buy new up-to-date Garden Tools and see what
a pleasure it is to use them.
Sprayers and Sprinklers to 'supply the Moisture
when heeded.
A Complete up-to-date Stock at
W. H. DAVISON
Successor to R. Rowland.
Perfection Oil Cook Stoves
s;utva Inouas u9an
SPRING IS HERE,
Are you ready with your Pans and
Buckets? •
Have a few sheets of Sap Pan Iron
Order yours early so as to be
sure of getting one.
T. Hawkins
Plumbing and Heating
}
The
Corner Grocery
Phone 45.
We have a splendid assortment
of Seeds for Spring Gardening*.
DUTCH SETS
MUi TIPLYERS
'SEED ' CORN
GARDEN and'FLOWER
SEEDS
Cinch Clenser makes Houseclean-
ing easy, Try a can for Cleaning
your Woodwork and Windows,
Try aur Tea's and Coffee in Bulk
Fred, W, Wigg
eitztvkAtostititaiko
. Improvements.
The house recently purchased by -Mr.
J. Wiseman on Kirk street, has been
shingled and rewired. Mr. and Mrs.
Wiseman will be moving shortly.
Mr. A. J. Holloway has had a sun
room built at his haute ou Ontario
street.
DO NOT DISMISS
CO NST PATION
AS A TRIFLE. IT I8 NOT.
Half the ills of life are caused by
allowing the bowele to become eon.
stipated.
When the bowels become constipated
the stomach gets out of order, the liver
does not work properly, and then follows
the violent sick and bilious headaches,
sourness of the tatomach,, biliousness,
heartburn, water brash, or the painful,
irritating internal bleeding or protruding
piles.
Keep your bowels regular with Mil-
burn'- Laxa-Liver Pills and you need
never be constipated.
Mrs. C. Henderson, Trail, 1.1.0.,
writes: ---"I have been troubled with sick
headaches and constipation moat all any
life. Have not now been troubled for e
long time. I have great faith in Mil -
burn's Laxa.Liver Pills since using diem,"
Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills are 28e
A vial at all dealers, or mailed direct on
receipt of price by The T. Milburn L'o,
Limited, Toronto, tint.
SCRANTON COAL
—0—
any who wish to leave their order for
Sprtn g delivery can do so lay leaving
their orders at my residence,,liuron St,
or Phone 155.
Terms --Strictly Cash—Phone 155.
E. WARD
RESIDENCE --HURON STREET
Order Your Supply of
SCRANTON COAL
in purchasing the fiollawaj'-Forbes
Coal Business, we secured what we call
a straight line connection, with the two
great America n Coal Mining Institutions
namely:
The D. L & W. Coal Co„
whet own and control the famous Serails
too Coal belts, and furnish us with
their STANDARD ANTHRACITE,
The D. & H. Coal Co.
who send us their celebrated LACKA-
WANA COAL.
By a straight line connection we
mean that we are their sole agents fbr
the community, and although an im-
poster nay claim to be distributing
their coal, It is an titter iiupossibifity,
and only goes to show that he Is Will-
ing°to admit that we have the best coal
available,
New dealers can only resort to job -
hers, which means that the quality may
be irregular, as tine coal barons will not
take nn any new dealer no matter how
well equipped he a nay be, touch less a
Municipal 'Coal Yard,
So act accordingly end place your
order nose at tiie old stand, as the 1920
allotments are being Inside according to
punt business.
• Now is the time for a nice cheery
open grate fire, Try our
EBONY CUBE, CANNEL
And in tate kitchen, range 'you will
like our
CHESTNUT -COKE
Or if yon wantt to get 1Wvay front the
coal question. try a load of WOOD.
We are bound to satisfy yott, and Will
give you rail service, •
NO, B.: MUSTARD
Cliltitbm & Bruce tt end.
Phone for Ctiutan No. 74,
Phone For hructfielt i i on 018.
Tltursdity, April 22nd,' 1920,
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• It looks as i1 'Our Lady of the Snows'
would be 'Queen of the May' this year.
Adjouvned Court Case,
The case of Roy vs, Cartwright,
which was commenced in Division Court
on the 8111 and adjourned until Tues-
day, wits finished. Judge Lewis reserved
hls, decision.
A Pleasant Eventing, "
The teachers Of the School of 'Gam -
mares:, entertained the pupils to a movie
show at true Princess Theatre last` Fri-
day evening and afterwards to lunch
and a Social evening in the school room,
Ail report a very pleasant evening.
Brotherhood Meeting.
Sunday was Brotherhood Sunday in
Clinton when u campaign in the inter-
ests of the Federation of Brotherhoods '
was conducted by represeuttitives who
occupied various pulpits in the town
After the regular service in the even-
ing, a mass meeting was helot in the
town hall addressed by Rev. Mr. Snell,
of London, and Alr. Snyder, of Brant-
ford, The latter has been making a
canvass of the town this week.
White Star Line General Manager Dead.
Charles F. Beilman, general nnanag
of. the White Star line and City Cour
cillor of Detroit, vice-president of th
Commonwealth State Bank , and form
president of the Board of Commerc
died at his home last week. His dent
resulted from heart trouble following a
attack of pneumonia some months ag
His son, Charles 1', Biebnan Jr., It
visited here on various occasions i
the interests of their boat the "Gre
hound."
Yesu . wo
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e y
wochung che
YOU have sung this,
.VES you have. It is the Chin -
4. ese version of"Jesus loves
11'te, -this 1 know."
it '1' would do your heart good
to see crowds of little child,-
ren.
hild•ren. in the streets of Pekin clap
their hands, and sing. --7
yiSU ai wo,
wochung Che!
TrHE awakening of China will
• come through -bringing the
children to Christ.
TO teach them t� know and to
• love Jesus is one of the pri-
viliges of the Salvation Army.
iN China they have a number
of Corps, Officers, and Ca-
dets, a Girls' Industrial School
and a Training institute.
er The SEA..@ W anion
e .Army
1i 308 Citadels
o.
as
n
A Former Clintonian,
The Globe refiring to some note
wrlters who will contribute occasion
articles to its colums, says: "Lydia
Cbnunander n pioneer in the woman
move -meat in the United States, and
brilliant writer on women's aetivitie
will contribute regular articles of vit
interest to the women readers of th
Globe," If we mistake not Miss Conan
ander was born in 'Clinton, At any rat
she was a resident here fora conside
able length of time when here lathe
conducted a dry goods business here i
the days of long ago,
His Widow Gets the Estate,
David Weismilter, formerly Presiden
of the London Mutual Insurance Co.,
and long a resident of Huron, who died
On Feb. 26. left n wilt probated at
$57,445, on application of his widow,
Louisa Catharine Weismtlier, ' The fam-
i1y residence at 124 Dowling, Toronto,
valued at $20,000, was made oyrer to
his wife in November last. The will,
made Nov,' 'Hit, devises the entire es-
tate to the wldmv, who is also appointed
executrix. 1t .is saldt thk (late Mr,
Welsmiller made most of his Money af-
ter removing to Toronto,
It Costs More to be Sick.
The Stratford doctors of the Perth
,Medical Association have decided to in-
crease their present tariff rates, that
have been in vogues now tor sone years
--Dat' calls will now be $2.50; calls re-
ceived after 6 p.nm, requiring to be made
previous to 9 a,nn. the following morn-
ing, shall be considered night calls
and an additional fee of $i will be
charged. An approximate charge of $1
per tulle shall be made for visits..in
the country, fees for normal confine-
ments shall be $25 instead of $IS as
formerly. The New Era has enquired
from the local doctors, who state while
they have advanced their rates they do
not come up to the Perth ones yet.
Passed Away During Night.
This morning Mr. William Fluker was
found dead sitting in his chair at his
home. Deceased has not been in rood
health for some tine and was•unable to
Ile clown, lie was down siiteet yester-
day and fdt in good health, Consider-
ing his troubles, Mrs, Pinker passed
away only 22 days ago, ' Tiley were
married in 1876 at Dungannon and re-
sided at Auburn form several years Mov
big to Clinton 19 years ago. Air. Tinker
is surveyed by • a family of live dau-
ghters and one son; W. J. Flukey, of
Chtcagol Mrs, .E, McLaughlin, Vqu-
couver; Mrs, R, J. Cameron, Rocanville
Sask.; Mrs. Geo, Taylor and Mrs, W. C.
Farquhar of Cllnton, and Miss May of
Paris. The funeral arrangements had
not been made at press time,
Did Very Well.
Monday evening the Jordans, nmsi-
cial and literary entertainers; appeared i
before a Clinton audiencein aha town,
hall In connection with the Chautauqua
Course. Program was an innovation in
regard to its plan but while novel was
interesting and very well enjoyed, The.
song drama; i11 which Indian and. Chin-
ese life were depicted, was cleverly
done and' taking it all to all compared
favorably with the better class of mus-
teat and literary bills of fare. 'relent
consisted of Mr. and MrS, .Jordon and
their'daughfee Miss Methylt, All did
their reepectrve "parts in good forst,
Tiffs Company -was not in the Original
plan but were arranged with to supply
the dale for the. Carolina Girls, who
were prevented front coming to Clin-
ton,
and Institutions
in this -Territory
--use ,them i
d Some Lights Were Out.
al The electric light at the Postofice'V'
K and the lights in front of the Sloane
's block were out for a couple of nights
a last week owing to some of the wires
5, playing otic,
al
Engagement Announced.
1- Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Evans, of Dub-
e lin, annciunce the engagement of their
r- daughter, Lucy, to Mr. Jack Quigley,
✓ of Clinton, the marriage to take place
n shortly.
Never Passes up a Good thing.
Seaforlh Expositor:—Tlie snowfall
t on Sunday last made good sleighing on
Main street, but the only one the saw
taking advantage or 'it was Mr. Dan,
Shanahan who never passes up a
.chance at anything.
Another increase to the H.C. of L..
Newspapers have been notified that
the postmaster general has decided to
raise the rate of postage from one
quarter of a cent per pound, to one
cent. The financial burdens of the
country publisher are increasing,
Half Holidays for the Summer.
Wingham merchants announce that
commencing on May 5th, Wednesday
afternoon will lee observed es a half
holiday up till ithe end of September.
What are our merchants going to do
about the half-ho'iday this year?
Depositors Are Paid.
Depositors of the Standard Reliance
Mortgage 'Corporation with claims of
less that $25 have been paid by Ofi-
cial Liquidator Clarkson, who has given
cheques to some 1,800 people, the
total sum amounting to about $14.500.
What is the Number of Your Car?
Goderich Star—Mr. F. It Woods, the
local issuer of automobile licenses, says
he•iis kept busy every day, i:'Isaing et
the rate of nearly 100 a day. The
gross revenue hast week, he says, was
about $6,000 and the total increase of
licenses for the County of Huron is
likely to reach 200 over last year. The
number of people who du not own a
car, or expect to Own one soon, is rap-
idly growing less eacih year.
To Help Townships.
Hon. F. C, Biggs, Minister or Public
Works, is' preparing a bill to help town
ships in their local roadmaktng,- He
will probably iutrodnce a measure that
will allow residents who want to con-
tribute to 'good roads to do so. This
measure will make it possible for those
who desire to secure better roads by.
paying their own money to do so, The
townships will be given greater freedom
than they now possess, and given the
right to accept the offer of citizens who
are •willing to psty more than others for
road improvement.
Minor Locals,
8 more days ii April'
The Hydro workmen have been fix-
Ing up pates, wires, cid,,on the right-
of-way, caused by the big wind' storni
last fell, and are in:tking Clinton their
headquarters.
Messrs Dunn and Bradstreet report a
quiet trade with the retailer. The
slider weather has not yet been sufi-
cently decided to move spring Stocks
to any appreciative extent. The tine
of the' trade Is, howevdr, optimistic.
and slldpkeepers are carrying tate'
heaviest stocks in years in zn'ticipation
of a retort] season's business.
REGARDING WALL
PAC'`'ER.
Prices, in general, are on a slightly higher
level than last year, hut noticeable mostly in
the lower priced goods, We have heard re-
ports of a few low priced "spots" which how-
ever, without exception have proved to be
inferior goods or boasts made to distract at -
t ention from other'shortcomings, these ex-
ceptions we ready concede.
Our new stock is being sampled and gives
promise of being as varied and attractive in
design and colorings as we have had in for-
mer years, while our values are as good as
we know where or how to buy.
The
fair e
Often the Cheapest-- lwaYs the Best
,tomsamosaven er'a" :mss
FING
We handle a full line of Cala, Iron,
Steel Shingles, Corrugated Iron and
all kinds of Felt Roofing also Asphalt
Slate.
t: tiAIll
Pumps, Pipes and Fittings always on
hand.
Repair work Promptly Done
UTT
Electrician
Plumber
HOUSE-CLEANING . TIME
considered,
You owe it to yourself to call wh ether you buy or not. My new
stand is opposite Daley's Garage,
When you clean your parlor, paper
it or paint it, you probably add some
new furniture, You do it to make it a
place for to entertain your friends and
make home happy, All this will not
be needed if you or your faintly have
to go out for the evening to get good
music. Start those children now at the
pians. You would not think of keep-
ing theta home from school till they
were 14 years old, if you did few would
succeed In getting a good education.
Music is exactly the same and when
they start young and get regular pract-
ice they will succeed. We are here to
assist you in securing the best musical
instrument at th.e best prices, quality
Jonathan, Hugill
Highest prices allowed for used instruments of any kinds,
BOX 229, MUSIC STORE.
SEAFORTH. ONT.
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Well Dressed Women wilt wear Oxfords this Season.
We are now showing beautiful new models in these comfort-
able Shoes.
Shoemaking is certainly an Art when it comes to making such
handsome Footwear,
Every Shoe a Picture
Oxfords in Dull or Patent Leathers.
Beautiful Colorings in Brown or Mahogany. The new plain
narrow toe and the imitation perforated tip and 'vamp --Louis
or Cuban Heel. Expert' Fitting Service,.
$3.50; .'4,5501, . $6.01, to $9.S0.
This House of Good Shots stand little dayi as a safeguard a -
against Shoal Values at inflated mice*
perm
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