HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1908-08-27, Page 511
2'rth, 1908 TIIII 'i1 A
The
leaning
ofWathes
With .us, is
thoroughly donor'
Each time -pint, .e is taken
entirely o an
• n.ire.y t pieces, d
each minute. piece is con-
seientiously,-; c•i a'ale d.
This takes time and, much
7.'h.... a t. n .
care,and although, every-
thing.gh,y.
thing else is higher in
price, we still charge only,
°NE DOLLAR
.1
Trust yoili watch to u5
for safetyand Satisfaction
IRMA
Jeweler. And Optician.
Opposite the Market,
. ,
CLINTON
Freyes Tested reed
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Great Britain in 1907. exported to
Oanaoa.61,783 horses, the: biggest exp
port ever known, `though the total
value of 1,210,000 pounds was exceeded
-n 1900. Canada comes first of all
countries as the purchaser of, stallions
and second only to ,Belguim. as the
purchaser of mares:
The 100 acre farm of.James 'Shurrie,
8th line, Morris, has been sold • to
Arthur L' Kerr, of New Hamburg
locality, for:the sum • of $5,400, he to
get possession in the middle of Janu-
ary next season. Mr Shurrie has done
well on the. place but has decided to
retire for time,
Births Marriages 4 Deaths *►, ►.+ 04." *. . /Huge rim Or la iod�q eudent
i lilr Wilfrid, in Ontario
Church
aao i
The' following,f n the Battle Creek
Journal, refers to a son-in-law of Mr
Edward Welsh, of the London road:-'
One of the most remarkable pine.,
organs in the world, and one that was.
manufactured In this city, by A Sprtr•
ling,Rittenliouso Avenue,ienow being
Metalled in' the new Independent
Onigregational church. The organ
stands twenty feet high and occupies
nearly the whole front of the church.
The controlling desk . is made of solid
• mahogany and is'eeperated• frona the
organ proper by a Tout "fifteen feet in
C a way that the choir maybe
Iani
h
11
y
placed between it and the organ. The
root of the organ. is of mahogany finial)
There is no .mechanical action about
the organ, it being entirely tubular
pneumatic and operated by air lards -
.
sure.., The pressure is controlled by
three reservoirs five by seven feet and
,furnished by a five -horse power
electric motor. which- driyes a large
round blower., The organ .contains
o miles of solid lead pipe and
overt pr p�p
is the largest in the State of Michigan
outside of Ann Arbor and Detroit.
The report
been circulated that
.has
e
and Healey, of ahicagip, but this state-
con., on Aug 25th,to Mr and Mts. John 1 Sir Wilfrid w been tour inOn-.
SMITH --In Godee ich tewnshi ,15th,•
taria has nory been finally ar•
Smith, a daughter, ranged. it will be seen that the
CLOAKEY- in Win h m, on Aug, place* have been selected as oen-
uet 11th, to Mr and fare John .ak y, ural pointe from a rural point of
a dau hter. view, It will.not be a city tour,
g The cities and large towns will be
Q�,,M,ERON--In West Wawanoeh,on visited by other Ministers and
Cameron; a aughter.. , Kenneth Liberal speakers. Hon G P Ora.
Qu r th, t°,., Mr, and Mrs• ham, Minister of Railways, will
•
MARRIAGES accompany the Prince Minister
at these meetin s'. as, follows:
. •i g
--L ELL- In Wr
MsiRERe ER OV ox
l ra
IQueenY cto
r to 1.
eter,-on August 5th, at the residence ' lYla a. a Valle, ,
of tae brides mother, Mrs. Lovell, by Park, - uesdapp,, Sept.15. 2 p, m
!Saturday, Sept,
S AAltnrp r y, 19,
tr
Reg. L Perrin, Miss dean Lovell,: to Mr 2 . m, y ' ,
W S McKercher, .
ilbury, Monday, Sept 21st, 2
•
7. Fail Term Opeiee'$ept,
)Those who.know beat the. merits of this
school are is.gtauncirests supporters."
TORONTO.ONTT.
This College stands FIRST in Popularity.
ThorouRbnes�..end Genuine Merit: Go
where roe will, ybu, will find our gradu-
ates pushing to the front: Their superior
training enables• them to GET and MOLD
first•olass positions. College' open all
summer. Enter any time. Write for
catalogue. W- . J. Elliott,,.Prin..
Toronto
• render T
Oor. Yon a &Ale
g
DIED i, p, m• ,
WADE -In Turnberry. on Aug; IOth Clinte% ve ednea�day, Sept.
Margaret Burns, wife of Wm Wade,in 23 2 p, m.
her 87th year. (forth Bay Friday`, Sept 25th,2
87h,
MOFFATT•-In Morris, on August p'J'keon'e Point, %eke Sniooe,
12th, Agnes Hatpilton,relict of the ate onda Se t, 2Stb. 2. p. m,
Moffatt ed ears and 2 I y'' p
George
a y
g $2 it eet'n a
months, , These are all open a m i 8
arranged on the plan of a polio-
G1tIGG.--In East Wawanosh, on Gal icnic. In case of inclement
Aug, 14, Mary Hannah Grigg, aged 28 w weather,arrangeroents are being
years. 10 months and b days. made to meet under cover.'
T =In Morrie on Aug7th,
Between. Se t. 15th and '19th
Sll~EL ON , g
John Skelton, in his 74th year,'' Wilt d it probably attend
eueon
FfLaI2}-» At' the House of R # g ,
Monday, Mrs. Elsie, of Zurich, ' aged
101 years.
(Hilton Market Report.
•Oorrected every Thursday afternoon
Wheat (new) 75 .to 75
Oats (new) •..... , ... •, 034 'to .0'34' .
Barley • 0 50 to 51,.
Peas ,,. .....,0 75 to 0 75
Eggs ..•r» , , 0 17 to 0 17
Butter ....... '0 17 to 0 19
Hoge 6251o625
Chickens, dry pinked, lb 0 07 to 0 10
Dunks, per lb..:,..... 0 08 to 0 10
Geese �' 0 08 to 0 10..
TOReNTO11IARICBTS
Hoes -There is, anoticeably weaker
feeling in the situation�in live hogs
on the Toronto market. This was to be`
expected, in view of the proximity , of New . Advertisements.,
the game season in England; which
cuts prices for bacon there. Then, too
packers are complaining of the arrival
of a lot of light,unfinished hogs,which
should. be kept for some time "'longer
by farmers. . So much: is this in, evi
•dente tnat packers are; now' compelled
to discriminate,• and .are docking ar-
rivals of this'kind'from one-quarter to
one-half cent per pound. The follow-
ing: quotations are current: Gunns,
Ltd., quote for live hogs, f o b $6.25
fed and watered, Toronto, $6.35, .and
oft cars $6,65.
CATTLE -A t the City Cattle Market
were 400
today the offerings in cattle
head. :The'trade was active for choice
goods, and a shade lower.commoi.er
kinds: There were not many export
steers forward,butprices ruled as high
as 35.50 for choice:ots. Medium .ex pedal ora stop so that it sounds like a
porters were quotable at $5. to $5.26 Comfottsble room to let, .Convenient . to . wild beast in the forest. as it bellows
export cows at. around $4, and export Collegiate.. apply to NEW ERA 'forth its no re
bulls at $4.25 to $4,50, while light . ex-
port bulls sold at about "$3.60 '. to $4. _ — "• �=---'—
In butcher stock choice goods were Lady Boarders Wanted
worth $4.75 to'115,:good cattle at from County Clippings.
$4 to $4.65,. and. medium from $3.25 to ; Two lady. boarders. , can be acaommo-
$3.75. Common butcherstock brought
slow: sale and quotations hung around
$2.76 to $3. ` Butcher cows were worth
anywhere from •$2.50 to $3. and up-
ward for best kinds. and butcher bulls
were quotable at from $250 to.$2.75.'
:Sir ri .w pro
the Manufacturers' banquet.at discontinued their pipe -organ business
Montreal . hi this city last New Year, and Spars-'
tl
***N*N*.M*MN •4•• N !e► •
Thos Mero, of Tilbury, was chloro-
formed and robbed while in bed,
Eight or nine' Glencoe' Businesb'
establishments were destroyed by
tire.
Ori .Saturday,
aE .0 iE'S
• ,
Sod per : Basket
TOMATOE3S
yet
49c vex l ass
Other lines of fruit' a
byLyon they collie. 1n.
this organ was manufactured •
hi r
g
ment is not true. Lyon and Healy
•ing,who has built a nurnber of organs I
for that firm, bought the lumber and., a
pipes from them and built the local .•
organ himself, He was recommended
to build the Independent Vongregat- I
lona pipe -organ y
1b y Prof Edwin Barnes
L,IND OZ
Grocer etc, • ':
of the local Conservatory of music. j Wesenberg
who has played on the first organ that, big work with\
nd Grayey are doing
Police CaptainCarneron,ofGlasgow, i heir threshing outfit,
was robbed. of $200 by Montreal pipit- 9 arling ever built and the action of !. Last week thea ut through their
pockets,
Sir Louis Jetts, retiring Lieutenant
Governor of Quebec. will return.to the
Bench. .
The Maritime Board of Trade has
passed a resolution in favorof running
rights over the 10 11 being, given to
the C. P. R. A
which he likedvery much.
Perhaps the most remarkablething
aboutthe local pipe-organis-
the stop -
action.
action. There is an ' adjustable stop
combination on it which is the first of
its kind in the world and which was
invented by .Sperling himself. This.
combination enables the player' to set
all of the stops needed in a cbmposit-
ion previous to the playing . of it, and.
hence gives him the, entire use of his
hands to manipulate the keys on the
key board. In this way, more attent-
ion can be paid to the expression of
the composition and 'ire technical
Hallett Court of Revision, rendition. By the death of Mar ;Hannah
• The organ: will be completed by Grigg, daughter of Mrs Wm Grigg
Notice is hereby divedthat a a7onrt will the first September tember and is valued: of East Wawanosh, in her 24th, year,
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be bold, pursuant to The Ontario- Voters' at $12,000. Every pipe in the organ, we are again` reminded that young
Act,b His Honour" the. Judge of the .and there are 2,500 of them,; is a• tone.: as well as the old 'are. called to pass
County ntCourt or the County. of uron, at. producing pipe,and unlike moat organs away. Miss Grigg had been away from.
Londesboro, on the 16th day ot September, no pipes are used for ornamentation . home for about; • two years, living in
1908, at 10 o'olook a.m. to hear and . deter- alone. The largest it, nineteen feet loll there that she contracted the cold•
mine ooinplaints of 'errors and omissions in diameter and t g ,
in the Voter`F ,Lisrof the Municipality: of while the' smallest . one . is three six- which resulted in her death.
the'Townebi ot Hulleit for 1908, teentns of an inch in diameter and Dashwood•was again visited by' a
JAMES CAMPBELL, one quarter of an inch long. The latter big conflagration on Thursday. even -
Township Glerk, gives forth a tone that. seems tiny big, when the planing . mill, which is
separator, on the .arm of Mr Robt
IN cLeggan, Logan, 1000 bushels of
wheat and barley in seven
.Andrew Woods of Mitchell,
pitchedh
our
to
the feed board. -Mitchell Adocate..
MX Jas Box, one of, the oldest .resi-
dents of Stephen, andan early. pioneer
ofthis section, died at his..:hometon
the Fourth concession on Thursday,,
the cause of his death being infirmities-
of old age he being 96 years and 10
months old. The deceased was ;born
in England and resided in this country
over (i0 years,
-
Dated this 26th day of Au6ust 190)?, as a' piece of thread, and any tuna ma y Awned kiy a joint stocl.. company, . Was
Roum ,to Let
be•trilled at any length, so• quick and burned to the round and was 'a total
responsive' is the repetition.., A dimin loss with no insurance The. • fire, is
endo tone 'may be changed . into a supposed . to have originated;' bathe
crescendo by the simple action of. a engine room and was not noticed'in-
til the flames had gained considerable'
headway. • ' ;,
• SHEEP -,There is an easier feeling in
the export ewe trade in Toronto whish.
wasstronger la°t week., Lambs are; •
selling at ,slightly' lower quotations:
and the prospect is :for lower prices.
There were about 2,000 .head of sheep
andlambs offering last week in To-
ronto and about 2,000 for the first two
days ofthis week. Quotations for
._
et -
port
ewes to -da were Oto$4.25 bucks
at $3 to $E,25,and lambs at $5 to $5.70.:.
Boy
At Greali
rices
Holidaysbeing nearly ove,r.a great many boys
will find they need new . Suits before starting to
school again: ' To meet this demand and keep In
touch with the boys, we will offer a big reduction on
all BOYS' SUITS until Sept. lst., do not fail to : see
these values we are. offering. All the newest pat
terns and ,styles) ' and cannot• be surpassed , for
wearing qualities.
E. W. JACO
CLINTON
Tailoring Clothing
Furnishings,
dated with good board and room. .:Apply ' Mise C Hawkins; .Port Albert. joins
at NEW ER4. , the staff of Wingham Public '$tocol.
:Business Chane I Margaret Burns, wife :of Mr Wm'
Wade,died at the home Of her son -in -
The • undersigned, . `chile thanlaw, Mr Robt Hastings, in Turnberry
king .the � r_ 87t year,: Public for' the patronage:bestowed-upon -.on Sunday- in he
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him., desires to intimate. that : he has .die ?..: