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The Clinton News-Record, 1909-09-16, Page 14 ge Records, • e9th Year CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEIVIBER 16th 1909, A"."""F"..P.4604••••••••••••••••mi Whole Nut. ber 1595 . The News -Record will be sent to any address in Cana,da.to the end of 1910 for one dollar. To the end of 1909 for 25 Cents. tire of tut ear Watches You'll have a time - ,4•'') piece you can rely on. Whether you buy a hand- some gold one or an inexe , pensive niekle watch here sj It is guaranteed both by dee.' - the makers and ourselves. • -1.'•••••e, • •. if You Want • -.Ai founder and Optician. . ••• • ,•• Clinton W. %%teenage, •••-• •,* A.. one of our watches. Nickle, silver, filled and solid gold you to Make a Olft That is both handeonae remind the receiver of and useful, one that will many times everyday. buy cases to choose from. enneeseenseeneeseen• THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Paid -Up Capital $4,650.000. . • Reserve $5.350,000 Total Assets • - $53,000.000 Joint Accounts may be opened in the names of two persons, withdeawals by either party. Thie is a convenient f orm of account for people living at a distance from the Bank. THE ROYAL BANK Pays Special Attention to the • Requirements of Farmers. . CLINTON BRANCH R. E. MANNING, MANAGER enermossems THE LOCAL MARKET. Wir..mt 95e to 97e. Oats 34c to 38e, Peas 75e. Barley 41c to 50c. Butter 1e to 19e. Eggs 20c to 21e. Live Hogs $8.10. AN OPENING NIGHT. 1 Morrish 4 Crooks are making pre- TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS. Parations for their opening whleh lak- es place to -morrow (Friday) peewee'. The Jackson Mfg. Co, ape working Their handsome nig istore will look its over •time in trying to fill orders. If beet for the occasion and orcheeteal they could get the help they would music will be provided as well. The doti•ble their staff at once.. game with bigger the crowd the better pleased the hose mill where they are adding will the progressive firm he. new rn,achines. 1 BOWAS RAPHE NOISY. • The condition of front street is not B R a credit to anybody, least of all to, Vallee Magistrate Andrews was 08,11- those whose duty it is to keep the ed upon to sit in, judgment on Bob streets in repair. Mennen on Friday last and fin -el him ''. Apple, packing the evaporator' bar - one dollar and costs, some six dol- rel making ad 'ars in, alL Bob ie a good natured tractors have the waterworksdrawn wn a 11 thhcon e l p l . - chap except when he imbibes too much town and vicinityaid an iille man ias intoxicating stuff when he goes on a tto be found. rampage and the whole neighberlaood knows about it. -AN INOREASED ATTENDANCE. AFTER THE DOUBLES. 1 The Clinton Collegiate opened labt Week with the usual increase in at- 1 Messrs. Dowding and. Hoover of peted in the Toronto Globe's Sectch numbers and efficiency, That its good tendance. For the .past school has steadily gown in Past three years town and our own "Will." Jackson. and "Andy" Taylor of Toronto coin - wade is appreciated by the residents Deuble. lawn bowling competition last of Clinton and vicinity is shown by the week. While they didn't win the red very large First Form which takes ribbon events they made their oupole onts score higher than" it Was expect- the seating capacity .of- the room. ed they could do ' The upPer school is also the largest . in the history of the institution. It A FIRST-CLASS OFFICE. is noteworthy that many pupils are ' The 1301 Telephone Company have from the country, PLUMS A DRUG ON MARKET. . A worthy citizen said to The News - Record yesterday : "I have etude e lot OE good plums but am 01100O3 only tcrl cents a basket and as tt, 1:3 woeth more than that to pick theta*, I ern' giving them away." If in such sea- sons the produoer and the consuneer could be brought closer together it would be better for both. 1 The MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATED 1855. Capital Paid up - $3,500,000 ' Rest IF.und $3,500,,000 • Has 65 Branches In Canada and Agents and Correspondents in all the principal cities 7 in the world. ' A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT AT ALL 13RANOHES. ' Interest allowed at Highest Current Rate. Clinton Branch C. E. Dowding, Manager converted their Clinton office from a ON SUSPENDED SENTENCE. commission to a first-class office the chaitge putting the manager on salary The two Indians who a few weeks ago gave Matt; Elliott a bad, beating instead of . commission as heretofore. Personals. 'WESLEY CHURCH. Miss Lucy Grant goes to Toronto this week to pursue her stadies art. Mrs. Amos Cooper and family of St. Themes are visiting at Mr, W. J. Cooper's. Mr. John Hutten, the Lontleedeoro, mil- ler, was a guest at Mr. J. Stevens' tie forepart of the week. Miss Mary Chant is in Haver Ivit(91:5 she has taken charge of qr. G. Lorenz' millinery department. Mr. A. E. Moore, 'barrister, Winnipeg, is spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. E. Moore, Olbert St. Rev. J. Greene was quite ill the past week but we ere glad to bear thet he has ahnost entirely recovered again. Mr. and Mrs. David Elcoat and daugh- ter, who have been visiting friends in this district for several weeks, leave this week toreturit to their home at Los Angeles, Calif. Miss Sybil Courtice, the very efficient organist of Ont. St. churele has re- signed that position, with the in- tention of taking un • Deaconess' work and with that object in view will shortly enter the Deacon2se' Home in Toronto. BAPTIST CHURCH. The pastor will preach next Sunday. Subjects Mornhig-"Elijah's prayer. for rain" ; Evening --“The passipg:op- portunity." The Ladies', Mission Circle bild their monthly meeting on Monday ev- ening and had a profitable •ani pleas- ant gathering. The Ladies' Aid will give a social tea at the home of Mrs, H. Penne- baker on Friday, evening from 6 to 8 and in consequence were committed o'clock. The Company will also use the whole for trial by P. M. .Androws, received a . • premises, so that Mr. W. R. Cbunter, the leering before Judge Doyle in Gode . . the jeweller, who has occupied The paetor will preach next Sunday when his Inorn'ng subject will be : "Always on tbe Alert," and in the evenrug, "The House of ray Glory." WOULD BE MUCH .AIPOIRECIATED. For the remainder of this year and the whole of 1910 The, News-Recorki will be sent to any address in Canada for one dollar. If you are a subscrib- er, dear reder, send it to some mem- bee of your family who is away from home:- No present at anything like the same value could be so much aP- predated. 1• How to Help Your Town. Help every good cause. Obey the laws and keep the peace. Work diligently at your calling. Take an interest in municipal affairs, Oppose sectional jealousies. Help the newspaper try Patronizing it. .Elevate manners by precept and prac- tice. Leave no legitimate stone unturned tie inerease trade. 'Place ebnfictence in, ,deserving men, MaIrceothneew. -comers and visitors wel- Overlook trifling mistakes in others, Underteke your &hare of public duty. Never run down town or people. Treat others honestly, fairly' end cola- • Flee:LefQrtoismlY'the very appearanee of evil. Owe no man a.nythieg, but love one Refualele°thiter countena.nce end to end . strife. sreetelocu'vrteact- ipauig)loicoain; shin what is bad. Trade at home whatever possible. erich on Tuesday, Barrister Brydone front part, is loqking for another stand and will make an announcement appearing in their interests. The In- dians said they had not intended teat - regarding thereto next week. • The Iet_ nig Matt, but were in a %ewe forced Bell people regard their Clinton part of the Province and there will honer in this to as he kept following them up. His gave so much credit to -their flee as one of the best &laying be considerable additional income story that ho allowed them to go on suspended sentence on • giving their own from the rural lines with which con - recognizance of • , $200 each .0:11. two neetion is now being made. that Mrs. Clara Rumball will contintie pleased t0 . know Years good conduct. Theso Indians left. this district •yesterday. Our citizens are in charge of the office for they' know MANAGER CONSTANTINE. by exPerience that it implies a most • . prompt'and efficient service. • 1 . Mr. ' J. A. Constantine, who dve and • a . y be me te lei of tlie. NOV•444111•••• Ali11111111111111i1MINIIMMIIIIIIIIIIII41111111144 . READYNIADE I . 01PERED CLOTHING llorrish 85 01100k.8.CUL I T MHO e Inge On Friday, September 17th, we shall hold our formal Fall Opening, and we most cordially invite every Man, Woman and Child to visit our store and participate in the occasion. Perish every thought of buying, •but eonae to see the handsome New Fall Wearables in all their glory. Beautiful Gartnents for Men, Boys and Little Men. ' • Choice Fall Hats and all the fresh, ideas, in Fall Haberdashery. We've The Best Outfitting That's Made. There will be Music, Flowers, Etc. Come and take part in the festivities and enjoy yourself, Our display of Choice Outfitting is well worth coming to see. Remember the date and be with us. • "A Square Deal for Every Mau." MORRISH & CROOKS successors to Hodgens bros. Clothing Store 1 1 heir. ears azo c , • 1 • Tko. TOWN COUNCIL., ' •. • . local. branch' of Molsons Ban'. and but a short time later was promoted; to In the -waterworks bylaw it is set • • the apcountantehip, leaves 'today • for forth that forty hydrants be placed et Zurich to take over the agency there. intervals about the town for fire- fighting purposes, but at Monday Heis a thorough hanker and by the business conimunity is held ie the night's meeting of the townbusi . coundil thie number was augmented by six, very highest respect. Socially,. too, pee_ he is popular so. that while lie le .tm- teen .which adds so much to the ing congratulated upon el:5 prom tection the systera will afford. The first payments to the coritrac- it is mingled with regrt..!...t nis de - tors were ordered by the council. The Partuee from, our midst • pipelayer gets $1042.18, for 'cant iron His eueeessor is Mr. 1Ketmeth pipes and specials $1179,67 • wae or- Erskine, who is a married man with (Wed paid the stondpipe contractor three children arid hae rented Mrs gets $800, and on. the reservoir $100"Hodgens residence - on Albert street. was 'paid. There were other teems He is an Anglican. .• • . the statement but these were , the. EVELYN BUCKLEY ,CONCERT •C0. principal cries. • Two , or three applicatioas were We commend to our readers' the Made some time ago for cement walks Evelyn Buckley Concert co. who are but they have been lield over for one to 'appear at the. town hall, on Thurs- day, the 23rd inst. Miss Buckley is young singer who has been studying and singing for some years in •New York, where she has met with. much s,uccess. She possesses a voice of great power anCtbea.uty. Miss '84yeris js well -known in London, Ont., where her artistic ethility is well reeogniied, ind where also Mrs. McBroom iLaird IS; appreciated, while MiSs Pearl Hope Per is a young lady who has appeared in ,concert from the Eastern to the Western Ceast,. and has received splendid press comments everywhere she has appeared. Tickets can be ob- tained at Fair's bookstore. DEATH OF SAM. BUTT. • . Mr. Sam. Butt, who for some years was employed in or About Clinton, died at the homesteitd in Colborne township , on Saturday afternoon, last, after several months illness. He interred in the Colborne cemetery on. Monday', the religious serviees being conducted by Rev. Mr. Bauch And those of Court Maple Lear, c. O. F., • reason and another, among others waiting for more applicatibns so that the expenditure Might reach a, Certain Sum. Councillor Cooper. held stron2OY that the work should . be •proceeded with without , any further• delay. "Throe ratepayers," , said he, • "have just as much right as if 'they number.. ed a dozen.." To•which the Mayor add- ed: "Sidewalks are not only for the petitioners in front of \OM property they run but for the people at large." It is' understobd that the walk will, be proceeded with as soon as pos- sible, • The Reeve brought up the. ease of an aged femaleresident of Huron street who he has for some months been trying to get admitted to the House of Refuge, but the authorities of that institution have refused to take her in, contending that she had money enough to keep her. jOSo far as I. cart find out," said the Reeve, "she • only has eighty dollars and that she te- ,served for her funeral expenses. What real estate she had is in her son's name' 8he is um''' in a disgraceful Clinton, by Messrs. L Dodd and J. B. condition and something must really Heaver. The pallbearers, all members br done for her." , of Curt Maple Leaf to which the de - The Mayor : A depetation of ladies ceased had also belonged, were 0. waited upon me this afternoon in re- Johnson, J. E. Ball, J. 8. Miller, J. P gard to the person in oueetion and I . Sheppard, J. Bll 000ver gond E. agree with the Reeve that the Pres- Holtzhauer, In. addition to pallbear- ent state of affairs cannot be allowed ars the follovving from this part at - to exist. tended the funeral : W. S. Holmes, As a result of the discussion the b. Lindsay, Biggin, H. Hays, B. Mayor and R,eeve were appointed a Baker and T. rilartaghan, %committee to deal with the matter. The report of the finance committee ONT. ST. CHURCH, recommending payments as follows Rev. T. W. Coss will preach next was adopted : . th e 144 Sunday. The subject .61 the morning Telegratrie . Y Typewriting discourse will be "The Marriage Sup - Rent f TeIephen1.00 . 'per of the Lamb" and the theme of oe 7.50_ Teleithonin8.50 the evening sermon "The New Birth,.' e The choir will furnish excellent music Mottetary Times, adAvto. 8.00 . Eleetric Light . emee and everybody is evetcome. Tile 3,04 The. regulark meeting of the Leave Draying 8.05 wt6 held Monday evening, Ur. Perry Railway ticket and exp. 0.20 . Plutneteel oceupying the chair, Miss Grates 10,40 Mlle Rathwell road an exeellent papee Pay Sheet 58.93 . on 'a portion or Pilgrirn'e Progress oo 3.06 and a duet was well rendered by two Reefing house at eemettro 14.00 of the Junior Leaguers, Misses Howe Superintendent Cemetery 85.00 and Elliott. At the close of the regne Superintendent D. n. C. 50.010 liar meeting the executive met and, „Street Watering 50.00 ; on the adviet of the. Oresident, passed Eitra Weighing • 4.85 IseYeral resolutions .which will un. The reeeipts for the month were as • ,doubtedly serve to improve the future follows 4 Imeetints of the society. At the next Settles 19.10 !meeting the study of India will be eon P - 6.00 ; tinuti th ed and inissiona,ry collection. CAetZetery 53.25 will be take% es Usual, Lord's DayAlliance. Editor of The News -Record, -Short- ly • after our annual meeting .in I did as I was instrected by the com- mittee, and distributed envelous to- all the 'churches ..fet subscriptions' to carry on' the work oi the Allianeee•so for; .all I Pave received is .51.50; and i the year is slipping away,: The gen- eral treasurer bee notified us that all branches are urged to have their an- nual financial effort eompleted, So: that they can close their .books' on the 15th, of October. .• Siirely in View of the impOrtanee', of:. the Work,.. there should be no need. for urging this matter. All we are -asked for is $2.5.00-eonsidering that all the churches are interested, it might to be at least .doubled: May I ask for prompt action, en the part Of the ministers in brining it :before their people,' and that the People eh2erfit11y respond. Do not wait even for en official envelope. The .represrnt dive' of ,the churches, Who are 'prepared to receive the cifferines and deposit the same with -the treasurer are the fole . . .lowing '.. • ' Willis !churele „Jas. Scott. . . SI.00 .. .. '.. .St. Pitta's -church. Jelin' I-Iertley. °tett street. eburelt, . D. Tiptady. . • Will pay a SubseriPtion to the St.' Joseph's.cluireli, Father Hanlon. - • News -Record to the .. - Baptist 'church, Wm. Robb, . ' . • Wesley church, W. 1{. Hellyar, . .1. GREENE, Sec. -Treasurer.. ' • London Road Miss.Ida Walkinehaiv of Clinton, is the,guest. of her 'aunt, Mrs. Maniglit. Miss Jennie Grant -spent a ew days of the past week at Toronto Exhibi- tion. Ms S Jewett of Brussels, who hes' guestbern the o , e co in, Mrs Wm. Stanbury, returned to her home on 1VIonday accompanied by her host - 95. Oemene tnose whO.a.ttenied Londoa Pair this week. are : Mrs OleEnight,• . • Mr. and Mrs. G. Watt, Mr. aril Alre.1 G. Hanley and Mr. JO Shipley.; IVIisa •PhoOde Juiniscn returned tO Londcn en ' Morality to resi.imc busi- . MeSS. • • The many friends of Mr. and Meti. W. Grant exteml to them river elite cere sytnpathy inethe lose of their five. months' old habee Marion beth. The fufteral took place on Wedn oday to Clint on cemetery. • New Advertisements Chppping-J. Brown -8 Farm for Sale -4. Brownlee -5 Concert -Evelyn Buckley Co. -8 Farm to Rent -II. plumstee1-5 Millinery Opening -Couch .Co, -4 ,Shoes for Ladies -Fred. Jackson -4 ! Facial Treatoupt--Mrs. Coleman. -5 New Hymn Booke-W. D. Fair Co. -8 Operator Wanted -Mrs. C. Ruannall-5 Special .A.nneencernent-G. W. Barge -g Hayfield The ,evaporator which, gives wale to a large number of hands in the villa,ge will. opcn full blast on Aionday. The highest price paid for .1.ppIes. Mr. John Cameron left on "eesday for Alviuston where he has secured P. situa.tion. Died -On Monday, Matthew D. West- lake of the township of Staillge Aged 64 years and 10 months. Mrs. James Donaldson of the Soo is visiting at the home of her uncle, Mr. Jghn Fraser. A large "lumber from the, oillage are attcnding the Western Fair at London this week, among them being Mr. toot Mrs. F. A. Edwards and daughter,. Miss Floy Edwards, Mrs. John Tip -- pet, Mr. James Reid, Mr. John Whid- don .end son, Mr. W. J. Whiddon and ne hew, Master Jack Jowett, William' 'W 'ton, H. Darrah, George. Greens - la e, George Erwin and son, Master Russel Erwin. Mr. ' John e Stalker of PeinsVille, Ohio, was the guest .of Itis sister, Mrs. Michael Dupee, the past week. Mr. Charles Richards and son Edger of Waterdowri was the guest of his uncle, .Mr. James. Doneldson, last week. - Miss Lena Richard's of Copetowe visiting friends in. the village and country. Miss Olive Thomson,. of Fort Wil- lia.ni is spending her holidays under the. parental roof,• • During the simmer months the hour of service in the evening in con- nection with Ste A.ndreiv's and the Methodist church Was changed te 7.3O p. in, After Sunday next the regular' hour will1lre rev.ertedeto seven o'clock. 'Mr. Williarn Mustard's new .reSidencet which he' is having erected on. the north •Si -de of the river, is nearing completion. .He expects to • move in -another month: ' Mrs. I-1, Darrah, who spent a week with friends at Clintpn, returned honie TtieSclay. . . • • Mullett Townsh.IP On Sunday last Mr. Walter. Murphy, • a well 1 nowneresident of the 14th enne • passed into eternal rest, After an ill- - ness of teen., a 'fete weeks. , I -1e was. fifty-six years of age and had long, • beena: iesidEnt of thie township. His Wife, .who survivee him, and their fame, ily haye• the svnipathy ' of the whole community. The largely attended fun- eral took place on Tuesday afternoon to Union cemetery near Blyth. One dollar will pay a• subscription - to The News -Record to end of 1910. dditicnal Hullett 'news an Page End of I9rp.. ' , , WINNERS OF THE WARD CHAMPIONSHIP. • • Back Row-Olarence Kilty, Willie Twitchell, Mr. T, Jackson Jr., Russell Harland, Wellio Cook. Front Row-liarold Kitty, Roy.F'orrester, Ebner...Beacom, Ross Forrester, Harvey Harland, THE VICTORIOUS " CUBS " After 'a meet, suceeseftil season the final gene in the Junior Ward Base- ball League , was played last week, the four contending teams finishing as lel- lows How the Teams Finished, ' Team Ward Won Lost Cubs ,$t. Andrew's 10 •2 Pirates St, James' 7 5 Tigers St. George's 4 8 Giants St, John's 3 0 Thi S League Was formed and started oft its way in the spring by the el - forts of several prominent Clintoniaell Who have always had, the interests of the towe'e young people at heart. To eay it has been suteess is petting it mildly ; the four teals composed 01 boys of am averw age of 14, attired in neat uniforms, have Iplayed' eurprise ingly good ball. Each team ho.d large crowd of suPeorters, even .among, the older folks., who invariably turned out in fine style to see the • little fel- lows .play, there always being a, latge crowd and plenty of enthusiasm at every game. The pennant winners whose picture appears above, grouped about the Lea- gue President arid general supervisor, Mr. Tom Jackson Jr., have certainly ,deserved their .success. They played lgood snappy hall all season and have condueted themeetoes in a 4t.4n tl eta ant y, manner both on and off the field. The names and positions of the thane - pions are -The Champion "Cubs." IRoss Porrester, catcher. Clarenee itilty, pitcher. Willie Twitehell, 1st base, Russell Harlaed, 2nd base.. I4arvey Harland', shortstop, wine cook, 8rd base. Elmer Beacom, left field. Harold Kilty,centre field. I Roy Forrester, right field. Two of the "Cubs" are sons ot Mrs. G. M. Xilty, two of Mr. Will, Hare land and two of Mr. D. ,A. Forrester, It is to be hoped that something; will be done this fall toward organiz- ing a /locker League en the same pat- tern ; another concert similar to the one givcn in, the spring and a little. iattentidn from the satne good sports: who launched the baseball enterpriser Would no doubt inalte it as great a. ueeess.