HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1909-09-02, Page 4Farm Laborers'
Excursions
"Ing $10 Returning $18
Choice of routes, Baggage t
tbvough from Clinton station.
September 3rd
Ztb
September
Map Fares for Toronto
Exhibition.
Tickets for any point.—Railroad or
steamship line.
John Ransford,
TOWN AGENT 0. T. R-.
Office next door to Mclson's Baulc
Sia-fEMBER.
DON'T forget the Organ Recital by
iflian Brown, asgisted by Miss A
Mwartli), gn Frlday� evening of this,
week at Wesley Church.
The,01inton New Eva- -
Dominion Alliance
wuts ow
1811n�n
"Thursday-worning -Archdeacon Riph.
public affairs, If -the precedent is
fotates?', an
=1can
ardson will deliver an a4dress.
of bociety and paving attentions to a
youn! lady of unimpeachable char-
editor answere. 'We should
A meeting on behalf ofthe Laymens
Sunday, -
tidge that they are Mist* ouris the
Moses Sip lda,ao,
Missionary movement will ap pear on
the programme, �wlll be
a pialinclotbes officer, - one ' Sunday
evening while leavingehurch in com-
�pi, M�ry Land.()all
Fornia, Ala Bama. Loulso, Anna, Della
which held
On TburOday evening, and it is e9pect.
1011toli, Septeiabvr 5th
W.Are and Minnie soota.t
e4 that several prominent speakers lot
an d. since then be has served several
These figures afford about as eon
the arelideaconry will deliver Address,
os,
11 a. in 'RoN,. B.
Ontspio St, Church,
H. Spence�
Tincing proof of the fact tb at it pays
to advertise as one could desire,
These great retair
I all estal��Ishmenta are
A large, number are expected to be
n attendance.
prlsb*
11%. At, BA Church, Itay. R. T.
not in the habit of spend
. ingnioney for
tb1ng8t)1at,40QT1Ot,p4y. EVerypeony
Arrooted' On Saspicion
7. p. m* Wealoy Xgthodist 0110rch,
Rev. R, T. , :Cockburn
of theseenormous appropriationi a"I
direct return's or it w
, on)4 never Fla"
Tbink Man In Custodris Alf, Wal.
7, V. In. Presbyterian 0hurcli, Rev, 'a,
never ba ve been expended,
MSIOr Charged With Robbingm a
014A. 4
Spence
3.80 P. W. Mass Meeting, for Men only,
NVIII NQ1A1 410iii1ereilee
icon Months Agv,
In the Town Hall Rddreesed byRey
R. H. Spence and 0
qV 0k.
Archileaconry of Middlesex Will Meet
By the arrest PrIdwy afternoon of a
man said to be Alfred Walmoley the
burn,
Collectione. and Subsorip
� tlola�. forAnti.
in Glencoe on Oct. 0 and 7.
Toronto detectives believe they have
the party who on April 2, 1908, robbed
theprivateban1c.
Bar -Room Campaign F pod.
Rev. B. H. Spence, of Toropto, is See
4- conference of the cler gy -of the
a�chdeaconry of London which COM'
of James Noblurchle
at Blyth, Out, of a. little over $J�W.
The Arrest was made by Petecti
retary of the OntEirio i3ranab of
the Dominion, Alliance,-
prises,,tbe counties of Middlesex,
1AMb n and Enron, will be beld In
Mackie and McKinney V
andthe man in"
]Rev. R. T. Cockburn is PresbyterlAn
Glencoe on Wednesday and.Thursday
Oct.—O and 7.
custody denies that he is ther party
who r6bbed the btLnkp or who conwift,
Minister of Southampton wherp
Local Option. is in.force.
�A programme iR being prepared by
Ven. Archdeacon Richardson, Rev. T.
tid anY. of the long list of crimes with
which the police have filled his pecord.
� I
c I
ville'In AV iose"nverilge ofca6h 641)hki i
A. Wright the secretary,, and Me Jw�
win Lee
The bank at Blyth wao., partially
wrecked after the door had been forceA
Additional Local Ne
�.,ws
It wilf include addresses On many
i"Fort.11 themes, Ouch as "Higher
open and the money stolen. Dynamite
w4s usedto. force the rate, and , the
TjiR Fall Fairs will soon be com,
mencing now.
or tic 0 �, 'New Theology,' Urd'a
!g
Day Observance,' Pray#r ook study
High Constable GundrV of' Godetich
se -
n;,uyd a warrant for the arrest of
A number of our citizens a re trOub*
'The Bible in the Church Service,, and
many ci�hers of equal iMportanee.
fed Walmsley -with several
aliases.
led with Ray faver at pre sent.
APPLE buyers a�e on the roads these
.
T I lie conference will open on Wed.
nesday evening,
I A s' tardlof history is that of the
real WAIms ey, who is - Toronto4orn
t
the se
da -ye buying AGOWS crop.
at, which Bishop
Williams will preach the sermons, On I
and whose eprly crimmingl career be,
_yp
gan in thiti city. SeVerbd. years, ago
ment of.tbe first. arrival of our New Fall, Dress and
r
We facethe fact that Selling �,.F.iime -for Summer. Clothes*is..- g;rowing short'
Plenty of time yet to wear Summer weights_, but the time* for selling -is-not so
long. We prefer' moneT to.'sto, ek.
and. we are going to make great sacrifices to
secure it,, Buyers that look ahead n.d-,.buy ahead. Will
W -X
V
Reap. a,. Kicn n
ct - rves If
XT
ACh
Bu A-11
We will commence at;o!nC*e to, Dio,ve our sto k by th' :of 'CUT
e power
PRICES. Read over these inducements. Our fe lati for' A -�Deal -
PU On Square,,
will � ensure you obtaining just the B.4rgains We.. offer.' You?ll. cbrtain.] mot
want to miss this o tunit.
i ppor
Men's Shirts 39c aii4 Boys':
Ties 14-e
Men's colored Shirts, in col- Alen's and boys ties in b k I
po en ines we Sn*a'
o clear ......
3rin.gs, reg. 50c for .......... ...... t* 100 PS. In'
Nen*s Shirts .50c
111k,01M., aftd Boys' tl�s 25c Winter, U'de*
n rwear.
Col)red shirts, with oil with'- d1dela's, hgd. boys Ties in foun in I
out collars tog. 75c and an flo
Men's 9 aft for.�*. . Men's Winter 'Underwear., all wool 791k
$1 for ........ 508, wing ends, re ulat i5c
r�g. 81 for.. ................ ! ........ VU:.;
11CLAk's shirts, 83
PC .1411111iner Vnde
4 Xen.sUnderweAr, in-part.wool,re
Men's colored Shirts, stiff or soft 75c ........ 50C
Mons Summer Uuderwe'?�r,iu fancy 'a)
b)som, good patterns. reg, $1,25 for.... 85f. .. 50
11ell'sS11irts,
BalbriggAii Aen's Summer ults
Men's Balbriggan'tinderwear; V
Alen's extra fine Flannel Shirts,t Men',g-Summer Sults, r9gulaO.A0
with silk,9tripe, reg. $2.50 for ........ fl#76. manbrand, regular 50c for ........
for� ..............
...............
.!...$6 00;
'.L%fen's Summer Su'
Mell-s White'Shirts 215e 111ilte Cat'Brand itai"reg, $10,001V -
.... e.4 wRiN
Men's laundered and unlaundered Men's White Cat Band' na y 310�.a's Sp e .8iii6' r6g.
shirts, slightly SOiled'and odd sizes, needle -Underwear, e�tra A e".Prrel MIA
50c and 01 clearing. at ................ 7 2 si,7.5for ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 ...... ...... 8.50
1,.2
Boy's Shirt-, 35.e,
'o
ys SilainlerSliits' $5,50'.
Boys' fanev colored Shirts,regular At Boy.- bd� -8 1 -
for ...................... en's Heavywool.8ox, reg 1 4- mer uits, made from
50C 4 ar;we
-35C. for ......... Howson tweeds, regular $7,50 for...15.50
............. . .
Boy -s Waists 50c
. [ . ')[en's -Sox. 39c, Boys Sitilkiner Sults $L99
Eoys' Shirt Waists, regular 75d. M�n I .
for 's fancy' Sox, choice patterD B0Y%8umn1Gr Suits, -reg'$a for $1.06
..................................... 500 reg, Goo f6r ...... ....
ys
Ad SuRs $,,t-50
Boys' Sweaters Boys Hose 149c:
- . I . . 1. . ' . 1 .1 130y!s Saits, odd sizes,and brok�n
Regular .300 for..34%e Boys blatk cotton hose, all 91 and $5
reg, . 25a for d ....... os 'regular $4 for.... 12,50
Regular 75c for.. 5,0(- .... 19
31�11*s gailk Coats
$1.00 and 1. 15 for 044 Tr;aiisers
Alen's Redia 60&ts,i� oddsf es and
'Regular $1.25 a d 1.50 fol Jj8e 'broken linesi reg, $4 and $5 f z ... 4.32,50
Mfllk's Soft Hats $1.50 n or
Men's colored soft hate. the not. t',# $1.75 for
ed King brand, reg. $2,50for ......... 1p h 50 4t $2.25 d 2.'50 for j,9.0 Child"ns Sailors
an
Children's Sailors, Instraw and Un.
�*%w for g.25 en, rog. 25c..,and Wa to clear at .....
Men's Hat
Afen's hard and soft hate, black or overalls 1414., Liftell C011ar� a -C,
colored, in broken lines and odd sizes
regular 1,25, 1.50 and 2.00 for . 4 Mons Overale, with or Without bib, -Five dOZen Linen Collars, odd sizesj
reg, $1.00 for... ............. tq clear At.'.
Straw Hats, Half Prle.e'
Men's Straw Hate, thi's seaaonla styl Rubfie.l. Call a*rs� t5e
Your choice of any straW hat In the sf,6re.at Mens %na boys Aubbor Collars Regular 606 fog 30C
Half Price, reg
for ............
1.00 for
6'
The above prices are good only from Saturdq-, Aug.. 281-11- to
Saturday, Se- ti
P.
11th. StAtt lively if you want first"ohoice.
DOLI ARS COMING�
YOUR WAY
1. 11 LII -",
MORRISH CE"'OKSCLIN'TON
A S
quare Deal. 10 ev'ery Mam"
01
School Books
For this- term there are a number of
new School books and we have them all.,
P. S. Readers 4, 6, 9, 14 and 16c. cop-
ies 2C eaChr. Spellers isc, Also' a num-
'ber of -new High School and Collegiate
Institute books all of which are reducedr
in. price.
Ladies.' Hom. e
Journal Patterns
. The �est, the most practical, and the
most up-to-date patterns made are now
sold by us. They have won for them-
selves the distinction of standing first'in
Ahe fashion world to -day. They are sim-
plicity itself t':o handle and,the guide chart
tells the story -of the pattern, and its mak.
ing at a glance, 10 ind I fieonone hivher
Sept. 2nd, T-909
School Supplies
Such as Pencils receiveour best con
sideration.' 0
ur own special pencil at 3
for 5 is an. easy leader, Scribblers we buy
by the thousand and our values are well
known, 2 for s c, for ioc and
Sc each are
our specialtics. School: Boxes, bponges,
Rubbers, Pens, -etc. ,
Wall Paper
For Fall
4
You'll find that we have the kind yqu
are looking for. An immense stock -and a
,splendid assortment, You.'6n now buy
your border at the same price as th-- side
wall, but this won't last long as the man-
ufacturers have doubled.the price on b6r-
ders and, we., 'will -be cor'npelled to, dp the
same. Buy now.
-cis
Coopers - 00k `Sto''-re,. in o
he was sentenced to a term in the Con.
tral Prison, frt)ra which he escaped,
utidertake to assume leadership in,
and the next he was heard of was'
public affairs, If -the precedent is
when posing as a respectable theiliber
correct - then the establishment of it
of bociety and paving attentions to a
youn! lady of unimpeachable char-
will be for'tbe. we'
al of those Interested,
The
acter He was'run to earth, bow-eyer,
quality of Clinton,$. credit wali
and arrested by Dete6tive, T% igg, Clien
favorably pommented --i3pou but some
a pialinclotbes officer, - one ' Sunday
evening while leavingehurch in com-
feared other 'cases would bwe to be
dealt
pKity with the lady.
with subsequentij,'if (Ainton's.
Fle was sent bi%ck to fluish tits terin,
modest proposal was acceded.to w* here
an d. since then be has served several
the situation would be different.
short terms in Canada,. a number in
the United, S�ates, and there are. w4r'
resolutinia regulating cases of this
.
rants f0t his k Irrest in various places,
ki ad could have been easily fi,amed
,including. Hamilton, Montreal, mid
Lotidon. For years, he has spent his
w-b.oroby the endorsement -of the Coun.
I
life in jail or in-liseing'-from the po.
oil cauld- only apply lie reas thc proven
I w , .
lice.
security showed that the debentures
did not. exceed, would hinder
11)DITOUXA14 1110SING.S#
ldebt
whaiinightbe termed gilt edgedse -
urity, i-eudering loss an impossibility,
rt 1) ti it n ta -;t2�,000club.
Parliknient, *0ouneft and Municipal
tavi Witiltsa eltib of anotber kind to
(j6unclls will be,.Ca,1 ,
led upon. to travel
get 4fter the'knockeM
;
newpaths and wher6.they:can -legally
is. :esdnxa - to d 15 000 settler
lighten tli.,- taxes of the People they
0!;
will corne from the United States t A,
11111A be Pioneer's 'in- maki their
In I
cAnildn Oils yeaX,
I.' Overm �0,000 iwitivedl
husiness to-acce(16 to biisiness like, re -
.111ne and the rusli continues.' I Alinly
(��iestiq. tbmt. wasiliever don p i n
of the'se settlers are 6f a, mo�t de.91r_
11-uron Counq tni4ht bb no argunient
able. class, and- whole V6
; , - parties ba
6r the coilrse follow . ed Wednesday of
� I
c I
ville'In AV iose"nverilge ofca6h 641)hki i
hist week. in voting the endorsement
was over $1000 site h
91
f .
4
Vily, prisons ot Oahada -are, no'tivltb�
standing the prosperous tim6s,' fuller
than- ever.' .8tit it is riot that . CA�had-
ua4m
lAns a . Te becoming less htw-ibiding.
Foreign emigration . Is.: 141�gel*
Y. clie
V
What we Advort!Se 'we. -Sefl.,
-can�e.of tLbis congestion. Notwith.
.standing that in, 7 undesi r(I
an tables a
-
00
deport6d-.4 element is fitiding its *ay
Ouch
0
k9es
in that is net desirable.
W -bat, we sel U..S.
Oustollis'e,ollectiabscotitintie'tc) she'
w
................. . .... . .......... . .. ;� ........ . ........
An imProvernentover la I, yetr.'S figui . es
0
RTAPLEC DRY GOODS
and W( licate tbaV better trade ecin-
.d , itions are.ileretiD stay. During Augi
.
12
HILLUVERV URS MANTLES-
ust� collections arnoun ted t6 so 1 84() 456
over August, jQ()8. 1)utzing.the, five
I#LgnthS of the 119,1al year end.eid'. %&ug.
8.0th, collections amounted, to $23.843�6
j%, a betteiment of,$5.508,81'6 ovei-tho
rs rn Va
corresponding period last year,
�Tulx July trade returns.
prove, cou�
elusively tb�t h%rd'thn8a in Canada
'fiav,b Passed and' -gone, -Forthe four
Mon 8
th endl�g JUjjL31 of. the current
a- 0 -, 0
-rait DreSS d
fiscal year, the total trade of the Dom.
inion amou te to
. . p �q As COM-,
aredwith in the' first f
P our
'This week,. We make the important announ.ce-
mouths.of -the. last fiscal' year. Thisr
ment of.tbe first. arrival of our New Fall, Dress and
includes exports and !WLport§ -OtL coin
:foreign
Costif m'e' -Cloths.. Theyc6nsiStLof. the very'. latest
and bullion afid merchandise
exported tbrouglic�ft)anada,
e
matetials -produced in -n w . shadow"' stripe$, and: L.
fo� cdnsump�16n for the lour"'months
plain eff�cts, and. rich satin -finish"
amounted to $114,286,0Q2,- -an increase
of V2;877,803 OVek 4he ..CorrojpOnAing
ROSEWOOD
period oi last . Year'.' The exports totall-
OLIVE
of,soja%'5851
THE WISTER.1A.
.ed$�7,850,508anlncroase
overthe' corresoonding period, last
�'t'4031JCVF
-1
xi.,* (*L6its WINES-
yeitr. ,Total trade increased 025,580,886
.In the past four months ovi�k fh�' $am . e
P.ALL. TOUPE.
period last year. The total trAde of
,eeded
July exc t6t Of last. year by,
AVY
RLA01K.
,$7,440,610. , The customs receipts for
thopast four months aniounted to
$17,885,948 a gain of $3,6.331440 over, the
Price' s -range� fro -4 0 2,100
samd period Of the lost fiscal year.
'Tfies� figures wI41 ilft4i that con.
0,,e_
per yard,
de ce.has returned, that tile fabt.
fi tie
ories ate busy, that people, havio '010 e
money to spend, and that. the revenue
is rising as a result of eonthitied ccn.
'11dened In the
for
adminstration, and a
return to pro9perity.
r
Ting reqtio st ok, Qlinten. Oouuci I to
a, S.,
the Cowity.Council last week was hot
neariy' as . out,landish &a some' &Y6 is
'the Xroi XnA. opines th at one mission
.Wr Want jo Make a genefal clean up 'of 0'6�r'
governh)g ppd4,es
of the is to a
Sh" t WMIS
ir ts, Just'g lart in this lot. Re&
pail needs for tho bettorm ebt of people
$1,160 for c 1
qui k telling C
whom they tihould a' erve. No risk
was- being run by -the �ndovslng
of the delieutul,4 but, it mewit good
tnoho.v to the taxpayers of olintoK fil
tton
the batter Bala of Oat& debentures,
9vidence was produced that th6 pro.
posal was an �Otual fact In the admin-
istrAtion of other Counties so that the
"siery
legality of the 406 Was act at 'rest,
Govokoments loan monies, a low rate
interest, - for drainage
Big Speicial 4i Lisle Hose for Saturday. These
of And
other purpogdo and th6rebyjw6ve t1vit i
44ose ara t"he very b6st make, good yarn and guar-
thoir motto is "Pio bona publics.' it -1
anteed fast c6lor. Reg. 25C and Soc, 'for
.WoUldbe establishing Apreoedent.:
Rowe 00,4041lom i4yff, Of 00V
quick selling .........
would #X4 that to A. duty of men whor