The Clinton New Era, 1911-04-20, Page 8Brussels, Tapestry -and Wool Carpets
11T CLI3WJNG PRJCI3S
We are `going out of piece Carpets for good and want to turn this department into cash as soon as possible
hence this great'slaughter sale. Now is your chance to buy a bright new Carpet when the house-cleaning
season is here
$1.34 Brussels Carpets $1.05
• 5 Goodnatterns iu the best quality of :kxus•
sols, two tone ifi'ect, green -and red, ernaII n and
large designs Imitable for parlors and d 1, ug
rooms. Reg. $1.35, sale price..
7 ie Tapestry Carpet etc
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-;-•pieces Tapestry Carpet in good colorings
and patterns, splendid wearing qualities. floral
desings in green, red and. plain. Reg. "75e, sale
price... ..., . ........60.e
75c Wool Carpets 62e .
4 pieces Tapestry Wool Carpet, all good
patterns, suitable fop bed rooms or.dining room
and give splendid wear. Reg. 75e, sale price
Tapestry Curtains Door Panels
Door Matte Carpets Sweepers
all prices
Lace Curtains
We are showing thejar est range of lace
curtains It les ever Fenn, our pleaeur'.to dis-
play. You will find the very latest here front
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$ 2,5 Brussels Carpets. for 98e
8 piece Brussels Carpet all new patterns it*
Glreen, Red nand Fawn, splendid weaarieg gnat.
ity, Reg $1,25 sale, peice :.1$s'
87c Tapestry Carpet till" UDc
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4 pieces Tapesty Carpet, Green, R"il, aids
Fawn, designs imitable for Parlor Dinint; room
and Bed rooms, Hails and stairs, leeg, 353 e9e
price, ... .
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Madras Curtains,.
The Madras Curtains by the yard, come in
a largerange of colorings, and designs and we
invite your inspections, prices rain from 19c up
• 90e Wool Carpets for 72e.
3 pieces two and a half ply wool Carpet
suitable for all rooms splendid patterns and
colorings on either side a very serviceable car-
pet, Rep. Me sale price 72e
53e Tapestry .Carpet toe 39b
3 only- neat patterns in Tapestry carpets
Allgood designs and colorings, Mg. 50e sale
price ....... ; ., .sae
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este Tapestry Carpet for 72e
3. piece inverted Tapestry., best gaality. one
• Green and one Red >zruund with a. chase of
Meet:, Reg.,90 sale price ' .... Tee
25c Jap.Mattiugs for Zee
5 spices Jap Matting for bed room good
patterns, colorings, Reg, 250, sale price ....20c
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Weare showing a splendid range of Brussels, Tapestry and. Velvet:Rugs in
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Rugs and �: 0oleums 2 33�'r31x4, at Special ecial prices. Linoleunls and Oilcloth in all widths at
unbeatable prices.
AT THE MEN'S STORE -Ready=made lothEn Furnishings
and Ordered Closing.
New Spring Ready -Made Clothing ' The New Spring Suitins are Here.
• The New Spring` 'ea'dy`.04ad Cionrinl Foy'meni-in diiu, ILLe iiow----•—•'Thi n.�v.spring imporVatrttii �sf"Siiitmge an tags an Qve'' E" 7'
in stock and they comprise the very latest styles. Workmanship and ing are now in st,:rk waiting your inspection. We use nothine but the
wearingqualities obtainable at prices that bear the closest scrutiny. best of lining•-, end we are turning nit better ordered clothing than
Shrewbuyers tell us that we sell the cheapest in town. Come in and ever. We gu+i•rtintee Fit, style and Workmanship. Remember we give
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see for -yourself, you 5 per cent off for spot cash on all .ordered and ready-made clothing
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.j. CLINTON MARKETS
�••+ 'Wheat ..sass 98e
+ Peas 'Nils to 75e
Barley ... 55c to 00e
,. Oats ... ... 30e
. Shorts --523.0+7.
Bran --$21.00. .
4. Butter 18-19. .
Eggs. 15.10. ,
4' `Bogs
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• DRe OVENS, London, Surgeon, Gee --
list, . Specialist. • will 'be at' W. S. •R,.
Holmes' -Ditt'g store, on Tuesday, Apr.
25th Glasses property. fitted, deafness.
catarrh and felting eyesight treated.
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I. 0.0. F. ANNIVERSARY.
Clinton Lodge, o. 83,X, O.O. F.
will commemorate the 92nd 'anni-
versary of the Order by attending
divine worship in the Baptist
church, on Sunday .evening, April
30th, mBrethren. m e
tivil e t
' 30 at 7 .
Pis
at the Lodge room at. 6.30.
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- CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL. •,
Those parents who have children
to begin school after Easter are
requested to see that they are in
attendance on Monday morning.
April 24th, or else report -to the
Principal so that room in the form
may be reserved for them when
s. -Hoover and M•rs. Campbell.
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Messrs. McKenzie, 'Alexander,
Saunders, 1C'ampbell • and McRae.
The .musie yeas under the direction
of W. Glenn Campbell:
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THE NEW HATS.
they do start.
Saturday ' night's .snow storm
mnade it look bad for the sliring,hat
bat the • Snow soon disappeared
Sunday. morning.. The.. following
was handed in last; week, bit was
-to bate /or piblication.;—• Ma has
got her Easter bonnet home, but
we, haven't seen iitf yet. Pa says
if it's anything like the • ones' he
sees on the street he won't go to
church. with her on Sunday. :Can
you blame'hien? . .
HOLIDAYS.
THIS YEAR'S .
Victoria Day,May '•24; •
{ King . Georges Birthday, •Juno 3.
Cor onation Day, June's 22.
Dominion Day, July 1.
,' Civic ' Ioliday—to be set by the.
mnnicipality. •
• Labor Day, September 4.
'Thanksgiving Day, October.
Christmas Day, December 26.,
It is officially . annetuncea that
June 3, the birthday of his 'Majesty
King George and June 22, Coronae
tion Day(, will be proclaiined : as.
statutory or legal holidays in. Can-
ada. . G' . • . .
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TIOMEeEEKERS' EXCLRSIONS. •
To Western Canada via Chicago,
including certain points on Grand
'Trunk Pacific: Railway, MaY"2nd,
TOOK PART AT LONDESBORO.
A very successful "English, 'Irish
.. and Scotch" Concert was given• on
.,.Monday e.venina in: theLondesboro
Presbyterian church,' of which Rev
Mr. Pearcy is Pastor, Those who
went from town and took'. part in
the program were—Miss Zada Mc-
Rae, Miss Wison; Mrs. J. G. Chown,
16th, 30th; June 13th, 27th; July Illth, .25th; August sth, 22nd; Sept: •
b�th;lSth;Winni:pe� and. return., $33„
'Edmonton: and return $41. Tickets
good for '60 days, • 'Proportionate
rates to principal points' in Mani-;
tuba, : Saskatchewan and • Alberta.
•'Homeseekers excursion ticket's will
also be on sale on certain df'tes via
Sarnia and the Northern Naviga-
tion Company. Secure tickets and
illustrated literature from any
Grand Trunk agent or address A.
E. Duff, District :'Passenger. Agent,
'Toronto, Ont. :
MARKS BRO'S.
Considerableinterest is. maifest'
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with 'the theatre going public in
e engagement at
th 'approaching en a e six
pp g g g
the Town••Tall of Mr. Toro Marks
and his: 'e;xcellent .company; who
'vi11 appear: next Monday,'evening,
April 24th,, n :thet. • funny comedy
punavamtneximareszrailavingor,
Spedois
Coiled Spring and Barbed Wire,
Dr. Hess Stock *Food for Horses and Cattle.
Panacea for Hens,
Spades, Shovels, and Rakes, Washing. Mach nes,
Wringers and Clothes Dryers,
'Paints Varnishes .and Stains, • •
Dust is a general .nuisance, ,uses
Sweeping,
Dustbane for
HARL AN! BROS.
Stoves aucl Hardware '
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ODDFELLQWS ,AT C&ODERICH.
•Clinton was well represented at
Goderich on Good Fridays at the
I, 0. O.Lodge of Instruction and
a good time. wa:k enjoyed by all.
They returned on ` the gnarning;
strain.
BICYCLE RIDERS BEWARE.
'Complaint has 'been laid already
before P. M. Andrews for ridin on
the sidewalks so that all offenders
had better be 'careful. The side-
walk is not for, !them,
NOT TO AFFECT VICTORIA DAY:'
' 'The proclaination of June 3rd 'as
a public holiday will not likely
have any effect upon the observ-
ance of Vietoria.Day. •It is possible....
that the recognition of the King's
birthday will be confined to affle
eial Circles.
NEW METHODIST HYMN BooK.
The, Methodist church of Canada
is to have anew hymn book. This
was decided at a meeting held in
the Wesley BuildinM... Richmond
street, Toronto. A committee: was
appointed to earry on the work,
and the new book will be entirely
new, and not a reviseds one.
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AN' ',AGED INMATE.
Lash Thursday, Wm. Woods, of
• Wroxeter. aged 91 Years, entered
the 'House of -Refuge. In speaking
to the New Era�;Mr. Mutein stated
that since the 2nd, of November
there has not bent a death at the
,Home., aremarkable record for an
.i'nstit'ution of this kind. This, no •
doubt .,ire dale to the 'good and care-
ful attention iven ebyt 'Mr., and
Mrs. Mitch and their assistants, to
the old people. ••
Come arid seg: the results of our efforts Dirt
WAL;a�. E&PER buying., _ We have striven to
gather the uncommon, the novel' and the effective
patrOila in suitable colors. Tell us if -you- third, •
we've, gather wisely and will, and if our prices are
rot inkeeping with the qualities,
Retailers ot, ;iluelil VITAtILTAPEtt of the Better
Flays•
TheW0 D. FaIrEo.
• Often the cheapest-- iiwaYS the Best
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Business
fore 'P, M, Andrews.s
SHOULD BE CAREFUL;_ n-+dC v�j a•
To Many delivery drivers are in •`
the habit of driving on( the'boule-gee such' n e you'mayobtain under
yards, which they should not do.' • 'the very best. conditions at,
The citizens try and have their •• The ventral Business Collegeig
places looking nice only! to be = of Toronto, is a sure passport •
marked by wheel tracks of. wagons • to success.. Thi oyneanda have. �.. .
etc. C = p •
WAS FINED. • `
The proprietor of the Hotel Nor-
mandie was'fined last 'week $10.00.
and costs for selling to ambler join
April beth. The 'ease was tried 'be-
success, "A 'Fool Andl'His •'Money "
This corned y has ,?nett with the
•greattest success throughout - the
country and Mr. Marks' version of
tlie. 'comedy" las .�been,'highly cont -
mended upon by. boothpress and
public. Besides being built for.
laughing purposed,. the • comedy
contains a splendid piot, which will
appeal to thosewho like cleans po-,
lite and bright comedy: !Many inu-
sicati numbers are introduced dur-
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ing the -action of the play and'be-
tweentlie acts, which greatly adds
to the attractiveness of. the come
.edy.. They: appear under the aus-'.
pices of the Citizens' Band.
MINOR LOCALS. e•.:
It was' "Bad Friday" for' Jardine.
Mitchell is about. toenter u
a on a
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Local Option campaign.*.
What'abott a Coronation Cele-
bration in .Clinton ? • •
,l •;� 7 t._Favorite
r -1, ,dam a
avori e
d ir Pius. .ce ' of the ClltIzet '& Band
Tom Marks
Menday . Eve i1nq 1 pril 2 thy In "A Fool and
His Money"
GODERI'Cl3 ^WAN
' The-Gederieh--Sig-nal-alluding-.•t.+
the, intention of 'the G.T.E.'to put
on a new strain from Stratford to
Toronto, leaving Stratford around
notice in the idea that because the
noon, says "It is hoped ;that , the robin haven returned that (they.
G T;It, authorities may see' their 'brought 'with them Spring, .:and
way to make. Godericbl the fermi- even when the blackbirds' and .the
nal for :this new train. 'T'his,wouldGodespring songsters made their. ap
make the time of departure from spring ec we had our doubts, and
rieh about .10.30, and a train rightly, for the snow' flew since
leaving at this tienq would. be • a pearthey returnee.. But • there is one
great convenience to travelers hgrliinger of'Spring that can be
along the 'Goderich-Stratford line counted on every. time. This one
and should have a large patronage . has never been knowin tto fail.
Mr.La�yre4ice; the G.T.R. agent, 'is though all .other signs may fail.
taking thenger matter up with the dis- The u'm'brella mender is with Buri a-
;trct passenge•r agent." gain. •
TS NEW' TRAIN
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We have not taken, very much
roved it. ' W not invest*, ..•
gate for. yourself? Our free
r '"cataiosue ' .Pip n'his: Write -1-
• for it. W. H. SHAW. l: rin• •
opal.
of the, owner and, his "post office
address and the business is done..
The cost ofprinting is trifling, in
comparison with 'the •results.. Ca11
and gest prices:
• AT 'WORK AGAIN;
Superintendent 'Trowhill and his
men are at world .again .putting in
water :services Jap ,to the present_
TROOPS''WHICH GO TO PRESB'Y'TERY MET HERE. • there are ' 176 •connections, • made
•rut t d water
GOD'ERICH: •
At a. special.. meeting of Huron and 40 More applications. If •you.
why not put in your application to
Chairman Cooper `and have the
work done 'this spring.
CLIN'TQN BOY !MARRIED.
A very Pretty( wedding was
solemnized in Jackson, 'Mich., last
'week when Mr George Seeker, on-
ly sor4 of Mr. and Mrs. • J. Becker of :.
Sto ''was witted( .
'ins nit di *n wedlock to a
highly. 'esteemed young lady of.
that place. •
;MAIL ORDER VS.
LOCAL TRADING.' • l
The Owen -Sound Sun 'gives the
following straight talk. to its read-•.
ers on the avail order ' question.—
Are you.amail-order fiend? ' Are
you one of 'those ?misguided mortals
who think you can't get what, you
want unless ;you, send "tothe city?"
Or are you 'tempt'ed by the glitter-
ing bait of "close" prices,- 98 cents
or 69 cents or $1.68 figures that
are made cents,
loop as if they were
clipped to the 'smallest margin? Do.
not be a sucker any longer ! look
about Yoe visit Abe...
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Owen Sound
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ate and. e. , h d
rahowe a an
setheir
prices compare with those, moods
the
big . stores. You will :find in'nine
eases. out of ten, that .you- can buy
the self -same goods from the local
merchant just 'as •cheap. • as, or
cheaper than, from the mail order
house. In the tenth case you may
have ;to. pay :Shade mere but You
know what yen . are paying for.
The home merchant lets you see
the goods; before you pay for them
• the nail order house makes you
pay before you see. Its "cash with.
order" every time_with them, How
often have you had to pay for and.
keep goods that you would never
have thought of buying' had you
• seen them first? Yet some of you
l'P[iva�l:l�;iL
.will walk right into the trap again;
First chance you get.Asiuxsomaragonommumilasan
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Milntia orders issued announce 'Presbytery held , ••in•Clinton-ter are•* cies a iii the town
the dates of the annual • training
damps. • The Goderich camp will
assemble on June 19.th. -The ' units
ordered to train there are: as fol-
lows ; -.Infantry Royal, Canadian
Rei iSmen.t. K• Company, London;
Twenty-sixth Regiment,• Twenty-
seVen,th Regiment, No. "1 Field A'm
bulaance. (Section C), Thirtieth Regi -
merit
Merit, Thirty-second " 'Regiment,
Regrent,
Thirty-third • Regement;; 'Twenty-
fourth Regiment, Signalling Corps
9 M. D:, No. l Services and Depart-,
menthe -Canadian Army Service:
Corps No.' 1.Company. Permanent
Army Medical Corps detachment.
Canadian Ordinance Corps detach-•
meat. Canadian'Army Pay Corps
'detachment. .•
DESERVES ITS SUCCESS.
Few simir cities . i
c of lar .Size have
such creditable daily .papers as has
Stratford, and, we. ektend our con-
:gratulations toy: M. O'Beirne of
the Beaeon• who ' 'recent'ly, com-
pleted' his twentieth year: as editor
:and .proprietor: April -6., 1891,: r,
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P the weekly
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B
eacon and resuscitated the Daily;;
ubli
p cation• of which had been sus
pended for:, two years, and has
continued . without interruption
ever since. The 13eacon`naty has
Its own three-story building:` eq-
uipped with the latest typecasting
machines and • perfectivee printing
pr'e:ss and tarns out a newsy and
up-to-date daily paper of froin 8
to 14 pages and ,a weekly of fiord.•
12, to 16 pages, f'Iay Edi,tor0'Beirno
and the Beacom continue to prosper
in . the. years to 'tome as inthe years
gone by.
ILL ONLY FIVE DAYS.
Monday, a call .was extended from
:Bayfield Presbyterian church, to
Rev. Mr. McFarlane. • If accepted
induotion will take placer May 9th.
Rev. Mr. !Small, Moderator, will
Vreside"; EeV. Mr. • Johnston.. of
arna preach r -Re -v 'Nir. Rosa, of
Goderich,. address . the •uninister
and Rev. r. • 'Pearcy, of Londes-
boro,M, the ;••
STATIONERY FOR FARMERS. .
As the years 'go by itis pleasing_
to nate. that more farmers write.
letters on printed letter -heads and
have.thei'r cards onr their envelop
es. It was :once 'thought that no
one could do"this . unless he was..
engaged in 'the production 61 some
specialty. or•breeding..some pure.
bred farm stock. No one -believes
that now, Let the farm:' he .named
and then give that' with the name
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The citizens' of Clinton were in-
deed . shocked ' to • hear that Mr's.'
Alex .Taylor, • who for nearly 65
years haa.}esided in. Clinton, had
passed. away at - the lioine o f . her
daughter, 11?rs. • Wilbur: N:1VIanining
at. London on. Friday. Meaning. -
Mrs. Taylor'smaiden name. was
1'Iathia Forbe's and was born in
Johnston, near Glasgow, Scotland;
When 12 years .old she accornpanted.
hei'-parents to i anada,.and resided.
in '_' oronto for 12 • years when she
watt married and moved to Clinton..
34re. Taylor was one of, the three
old: 3t church members of Ratten-
but ;• street and Wesley churches.
Th two members left now are Fred
Rur:nball sr,, and John Jackson. In
taco Mrs. 'Taylor worshipped • at
the Minion services before the or-
gan`zation of'Rattenbury street
chin ch.. Deceased was in the best
of health up to five days before
tar death. She- had contracted*. a'
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se'. ,,rte cold which developed into
pit. umonta. She is su vived' by
Mitis Jeiutie Taylor. of •Clinton,who
s .ask Witli'pneumoni:a 'at-Lonidon;..
hue. is recovering; and Mrs. W. N.
Manning,. of London.. The funeral
wa 3 held on' Saturday from London
services being conducted thereby
Ree. Richard Whiting and Rev. Dr.
Mennlne._ and the remains were
brought to Clinton on; the 11 train
and• services held in Wesley y church
in the .afternoon when they were
conducted: by the pastor, Rev. J, E.
Ford,' assisted by Rev. Mr. :Greene.
The pall -bearers were old friends
of the , deceased ;—Jas. Twitchell.
Jas. Seo'tt; A. T, Coer,
and' John Cnnninopghaine., ."i''yndall
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,patient ; keep thy lifework
Well in hand;
Betrustful where thou canst not
Understand;
'"Thy lot,• whato'er it be, is •
Wisely planned;
Whate'eitlir e litskemy;ysteries,. God holds
Thou well tenet ' trust 'Him, and
bide tiatienttly'•,
A larg School, A Good
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School, Tbest
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Central Business . College
•• Stratford, Oftt.
Tliis schobi has a continental re-
pu titian for hipeh grade wo k and
foe the success of its students.
• We have three _ de:pat:ttnents,
Commercial, Shorthand and Tele-
graphy. Ambitious young men
and women, should send -at once•for
our large free 0.t,talog'ue. Write
for it at one.', and see what our
graduates are doing:
This is a good time of the year
for you to enter our cs'auses. ?tud-
ents are entering each week,
Comm/nice y""our coulee ,at ogee.
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There never has been in. Canada so many •
beautiful stylish. Shoes asthere are at the present
1 day and people .have never been so exacting in
ttheir .requirement.
. Our preparations for the present spring trade
tare such that ewe feed we are ill 4k position to sail
the demands of the most fastidious.
• • Our Ladies department comprisesthe latest
productions of Canada's best makers, •
*. In mens lines we arespecially' complete. Our
Children lines are the choicest we ever had.
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