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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1909-09-30, Page 100th Year C:LINTON, ONTARIO, THIIRDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th, 1909, Whole Number 1592 The News -Record will he sent to any address in Canada to the end of 1910 for one dollar. To the end of 1009 for 23 Cents. :oliticid ailed Zeautti. r•-•"". • Can. compare in at- tractiveness with the one eveaxliag a necklace, a locket and charm, a watch, a brooch, or other article of jewelery bought at this store. he lood gaste "Fur jewelerq Is undeniable. It's quality we guarantee. Its price we leave to your own good ludgment to say if it be not reasonable. a . W jeweler and Optician. I 1 MINIMS THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Paid -Up Capital e4,650,000. Reserve $5.350,000 Total Assets . • $53,000.000 Joint Accounts nifty be opened in the names of two persons, withdrawals by either party. This is eeronvenient form 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 1111•1141111111011111•11 1 The MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATED 1855, . • Capital Paid up - $3,500,000 Rest Fund - .$3,500;000 • Has 65 Branches In Canada and Agents and Oorreepondents in all the principal cities in the world. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT . AT ALL BRANCHES. . interest allowed at Highest Current Rate, •* • Clinton Branch C. E. Dowding, Manager. .6.101.111.11111•11•111111111,11111MIME, CLOTHINC CLOTHiNC Iorrish az Crooks I ORDERED READYMADE I r Fall it The man who values dress as an expression of personality, who attires hinaself correctly because he appreciates*the opinion of his friends and associates, and who realizes the value of good clothes, wants to go where he can get the best satisfaction. "QUALITY" • Realizing this to be the ambition ot nearly •every man, Nve have en-. deavored to give this sat- isfaction, hy Placing in stock a most complete line •of mew Fall •And Winter Sailing's and Overcoatings. We guarantee the newest American Outs, best of materials and fin- est quality of Trinana.ings. Our•Stock is now conaplete, and we mill be pleased to have you call at any time,. to let us show you the very latest productions. We added a Pressing and Cleaning Depart- ment to our workroom some time ago, and AM • now prepared to do clean- ing and pressing at short notice. We •also give special attention to the • pressing of Ladie? Skirts, Suits •and Coats. "A Square Deal for Every Man." MORRISH & CIOOKS Successors to Hodgen s Bros. •Clothing Store 'am LOCAL MARKET. • Wheat 95c to 97c, Oats 31e to 35e. Peas 75e -to 17c. Barley 48c to 50e. Better 19e to. 20c. Eggs 21e to 22c„ Live Hogs $7.85. BAPTIST CHURCH, The pulpit will be occupied on Suu,. day by one of the evangelists and tne evening service will be withdrawn arid the congregation will join tne Unien Service in the WeeleY cha.rcin The union prayer meeting will be held in this church on Friday evene ing. 15 MONTHS FOR $1.00. We will send The News -Record ' to any address in Canada, for the, balance of 1909 and the whole of 1910 for one dollar wriich is surely much good. reading matter for the small eutri of less than .two. cents per week. If you are yourself, dear reader, a subscrib- er, perhaps there is a relative or friend in the west who is not but who would much appreciate it. 1FUNERAL OF WILLIE COOK.. The fueeral of Willie Cook, the twelve -year-old son of Mr, D, Cook Jr. took place •last Saturday after - Aeon, the services at the louse and grave side being conduoted by Rev. W. J. Jolliffe. The pallbearers were six .little playmates of the deceased : Milton, Clinton and Laverne Cook, Harnwell Glazier, Lloyd Wilkie and Mervin Elliott. FINES FOR CARRYING 'WEA1pONS The attorney -general, Hon, J. J. Foe, is by a circular letter to elegise trates, justices of the peace, and 'con- stables, calling attention to the lane as now amended which imposes heavy fines, with alternate terms of impris- onment, on the. conviction of a persoie for carrying a knife, pistol., metal knuckles, • skullcracker or slingshot. The practice 'of carrying concealed Weapote is becoming too prevalent, and Hon. Mr. Foy noires the law td be strictly enforced. „. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. ' The former football Chet of •the C. L ha been re -organized as the Clin- ton Collegiate Athletic Club, • with the following officers : •• Honorary President, Dr. Shaw • President, d: w. Treleaven • Vice President, A. P: Gundry • Secretary -Treasurer, E; E. Bali • Baseball Captain, J. S. 'Mitchell • Football Ceptaie, D. II. Stewart. A Hockey Captain- iS to' be appoint.: ed later, and it is the intention to engage in all three sports in season. AT THE -BARRACKS. . The Salvation Army was assisted on Sunday by Adjutant Crokee, mat- ron of the, S. A; •Children's ' Hm oe, Toronto, e:nd who •has been on. .an evangelistic :tour of •the Cobalt coun- try of late. The. Adjutant is the mother of the sweet •singer who is now in command of the‘ local corps. • There will be big doings at the bar- racks on Friday evening when the annual thanksgiving service. Of song will be held. The locals will 130• as- sisted by the Seaforth officers and a real rousing time is expected. THE JAXONS, TRIIVI THE C. C. I. ' Iron -Man IVIeGimmity, Christy Math-' eisen, Three -Fingered Brown can ail now take a lback mat for Augustus U. Copper has again come into his own and on Saturday last performed thd remarkable . feat of pitching . twenty- and Mrs. Moffatt. 'Inc nuptial.knot was tied by Rev . - three •innings • for The Jackson Mfg. The annual W. C. T. Ti. convention T, Wesley Cousens. The young couple • i Co. team against the C. C.`1., 'winning for Heron county will be held in the will begin housekeeping n the Arthue both games, one, 14 to 8 and the otbe Main St., Methodist church, Exeter, Cantelon cottage south of town. er a thirteen • inning affair 14 to I.3. on Thursday and Friday next. The 'Meir numerouslriends will wish ,thern His nifty catch of a, sky -scraper in opening session will begin at 9.30 a, Many years of happy, wedded life. • the last innings of the over time game NOP IN T1E 1 APPLE BUSINESS. 1MR, W. R. COUNTER MOVING. For the first season in about twee- Mr. W. R. Counter, who has been ty-five years Mr. Arthur Cook is not carrying oa the jewelery business engaged in the apple business either ,in the Whitehead block for a few AS packer or shipper. He prefers this years, commences to move today to fall to retain his position of gather- his new stand in the Elliott block' ing produce for Canteloa Bros. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. He will be comfortably located next door to Morrish & Crooks on the Isaac street side. 'The premises neat The services in St. Pauls -aura. (.10or south, formerly occupied by Mr. last Sunday were conducted by B. J. Scott as a law office, are being Mr. Newton of Parkhill,, who was fitted up for Mr. A. J. Holloway. some years ago incumlbeet of the Bay- MILLINERY OPIeNING. field parish. Rev. C. R. GUILIte con • - ducted thanksgiving services at Park -I Miss Cantelon's millinery °pearl& hill of which be was at one time the which was held on Friday evening of recter. It goes without saying that last week, was a grand success. The • his former parishoners were pleased store was crowded with ladies who with the opportunity of hearing hira appeared highly pleased with the new again. creations in millinery. Many were the compliments • extended to Miss TIM BOWLING- ALLEY,. Cantelon and staff, for the env ideas The Clinton bowling alley wIll open and styles of ladies and children's in a very few days. The management ,hats.There were • riiimerous designs and several of the ,hats were greatly have gone over the alleys thoroughly admired. The occasiofi was enlivened mid they are now in perfect snaPe. Automatic pin setters are being in- by IntiSie• •• stalled which will ensure perfect set- ting and quick, service. New balls have been. added and with this new Ontario Beats Thew All equipment it is one of the best west of Toronto. Announcement will be made later as to opening. eteeseeee INTO THEIR NEW STORE. Messrs, Tozer & 13rown will have completed moving into their now clothing store today and this wiping will be ready for business. They have had the place completely transformed and in the alterations Mr. cattier, paperer and kalsominer, has even ex: - celled himself, certainly doing very creditable work. eThe shelving. etc, • has also been altered and' the store will be brilliantly lighted by the new Tungsten electrie lamps. In thee adding an up-to-date clothing state to their complete dr oode establish- ment the firm have gven another evi- dence of their progressiveness. A. GOOD GARDEN. . Mr. Jas. • Ilearn's garden is a big yielder and though not a large one the genial owner was able to .inform Tem News -Record yesterday that he had already •gathered over two -hun- dred baskets of peaches and plums. With, the peaches Mr, Hearn was par- ticularly well pleased for they were grown on trees planted so short •a time ago as three • years, 'Ae for potatoes, he doesn't think there ie anything like thern in town, to which so excellent a judge as Mr. Josh:, Cook hears testimony for didn't he jump over the fence the other day foe a closer view and to guess at. their. weight. W: C. T. U. OFFICERS. The following are the newly pointed officers of the W.C.T,U, foe the efieuing year - • .Honorary President, eirts. Crich. 1 President, Mee, W. S. Harland Vice -Presidents, Mrs. Doig, 'Mrs. ' Crich; Mrs. W. O'Neil. ` Cor. and Rec.-Secretary, Mrs. A. 'T. Cooper. Treasurer IVIrsi -A. Seeley Auditor; Rev. J. Greene • Superinteedents of Departments et- , Eirenolistic, Mrs. Morfatt Mrs. William Cantelon: , • Fruit and Flowers, Mrs. Crich • parlor Meetings; Mrs. Seeley • Temperance in Sabbath• schools, LITTLE LOCALS. The Woodmen of the. World will me. veil a monument • to a deceased bro- ther on Oct. 10th. There are ten babies entered in the competitiaa at - the Majestic theatre. Had the entries remained open. an- other day there would have e een prob- ably twenty. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES. La the Baptist church next Sunday morning the service will be in eharge ol Mrs.Asa Gordon of Ottawa, wile Mr. Gordon will preach in the Ont. St, eliurcleat the same hour, lAt four o'clock in the afternoon Mrs, Gordon will give en address in the town hall on "That boy and girl of yours." In the evening there will k•‘-! a feint meet- ing in Wesley church. The services will be continued each evening next week. New Advertisements Shoes -S, C. Rathwell-8 /Moving -W. R. Counter -8 . Millinery -Couch & Co. -4 - 10 Days' Sale -Fred. Jackson -4 e :111111mery-IVIise Caetelon & Guarantee Quality -W. II. Hellyar-e; -Worth Knowing -W, S. 3, eloImes-Z' C. le f..4PORTS. The Collegiate sports will be held on Friday of next week, weather per- mitting, in recreation park. There will, be the usual events In running, jumping and. athletic contests, • and efforts are beingmade to have a baseball game with a neighboring High School during the afternoon. Prizes will be awarded in the diffeeegt events as usual, and there are two medals foe junior and senior chain= pionships. THE PASTIME CLUB. • Now Second in!Command'.. Major H; B, Combe • The Militia Gazette zeoently can- t • d , airie the following: • "33rd Huron i • The regular` monthly meeting. eefv-tqlnie_iin Command, . Captain and Brevet— ' Regiment. To be Major arid Seeped • Pastime Club was . held Monday ing when Manager Davis gave an ad- t Major II. B. Combe, vice A. Wilson. I promoted 27th May, jeofle lee bee dress on matters dealing with • i'ts welfare. Several candidates fer: Major, Captain IL T. Rance to com- bership were yotedoneand amem- iplete eetablisbment, June 117th, 1909." , . . dmittedl Majors •cornbe and Rance were ap-- • and the general affairs of the Club pointed first: and second lieutenants of: ' were discussed. Several new preposi• . - • tens were talked over when 4n ad- No4 Company, Clinton,in June jouenment was Made until ridaY 1880 ane during the past :twenty years' ening when a fullmembership is 'ex - ''' "'have. given liberally of their time an& petted to discuss and finally deal ' ' energy to keeping the Huron Regiment. with thent. • ' • • in the forefront. • -• • . -• . . WILLIS ,0liunc.i-1 S.'S. 11.ALLIY. " • 1..The ennead. S. S. Rally was held W.'H. Lobb, Coderielvirp. in the auditorium of 'Willis church last Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lobb returned Sunday afternoon. Although the at- home on Tuciday from a .two-menths tendanee outside of the regular Sun - trip 'through to the Pacific Coast and day school attendance was not large, the Seattle Fair, They visited many and consisted mainly ef women, the places, saw numerous old friends and afternoon was in every other •way a had '0. real good time fine Rev. all through, Re success. . Dr. Stewart gaee "But," says 'Mr. Lobb, "to make a an address on, "What the Bible has , long story short, in no part of the done for us," in which he sleiWed by I West are the comforts Of life so abun- contrasting Conditions . in our Chris; i countri with those ef ceuetries ' dant and more easily 'obtained than tlan in Old Ontario which is good enough' in which thei:e is ho Bible, or where for us." ,. e i e is les down; stedied and , • • ' . practised, what eve owe' to the teach- ings ef the Bible. 1•••••••••• , BACK TO -MORROW. . : Principal Hartley speke on "The • use we are making of the BibLi.'The' Dr. Gandier, who has been. in Chle Bible should he "hid in the heart," cago for the past the weeke taking up and should be the, guide book of all 1 special • work is ex et el back ,. Friday or Saturday to resume, peace le`e17.'a ign-tildviethi'llaiiitave anne4tioanacol ra; torsthoulind1 tioe. He is Dr. 'Germ's assistaet. ladies at Couch & Cres millinery op- death. - ' • . readieg hearing on the subjects for A THRONG 4 coucws. • Sacred' sols -were rendered by Mies There was a throng of well -pleased , Scott and Mr. Fleming. A scriptere ening on Friday evening last and • as the afternoon was given by Master Robbie Fleming, and the choir Of tire result the firm' is doing the larg- est bushiest in its history. 'ibisi girls under the management of Mrs. -s N. Fair rendered good.sorvice in lead - gratifying to Couch & Co. and their ifig '-tli singing. large staff are working night and day to fill orders, ... • , A. SEPTEMBER WEDDING. .. Baulleld • • • miss Beatrice Greene . . 'the Ont. St. • parsonage was the • Miss. Olive Thomson who spent her holidays under the peren.tel, rdoof; it m for 'her -home at Fort Williaon Wed- nesday. Miss Susie Parke, who spent tbe Oast two 'menthe under the paeehtal roof; •returned on Monday to 'New • Press Work, Mrs. Doig ' scene of a happy event on Wednesday e ' Law Enforcement, Rev. 3. -Greenevening when Miss Fleece& :May, daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.. A. 'Medal Contests, Mrs. W. S. Harland and MisGreene. o Smith of the Bayfield .Road, was Un - e :Literature, Mrs. Duncan .steeensoe ited in marriage to Mr, John Perdue. nt. Thursday. • was also all to. the mustard and un- 1VESLEY CHURCH, West Tuckersmith. dotebtedly•saved the game. The jaeksens were assisted in their The Wesley Adalt Bible, Class has The Methodist parsonage at Quill laudable efforts by Pompadour Bill re-orgabized for the winter. The ftetl- 'Lake, Sask.; the borne of the eritle's Bill &ere for the next six months are as Wiseman, Roy -al Bank East and Carl as follows : sister, was the scene of a quiet ' but pretty wedding on Sept. 22nd when Miss Eela. J. johns, youngest daugh- ter of Mrs. E. Johns of this township, Draper, while the young gehtlemen from the brain cuItivatieg plant bol- stered up the weak spots with 'Clar- ence ferny and Carl East. • • Allie Conliff, Ineepont M. Agnew and Care East brought the erowd to its Preeident, eh. II, Coke . . Vice-Presiderit, Mrs.• E. E. Bali Secretary, Mr. Gordon Cunningliame was united ie the holy bonds •of mat - Treasurer, Miss Mary Turner rhnony to Mr. Norman Peer. The Teacher, Mr. E. E. Ball. ceremony was performed by RetS, A. This class meets every Sunday afterE. Allin, who was at one time in feet time after time with spectacular noon at 2.30in the 'body of the church charge of Turner's- appointment and eateries in the outfield while the way. ' and a: Cordial invitation is extended who ie a brother-in-law of the bride, Casey Stewart gathered in high fouls to all who wish to attend or to 13bin the presence of a few friends. The brought forth the entliusiastie plaud- come members. The attn is to make weddingmarch "Wagner's Bridal its of the small but Select bunch , of young lady students who were there 'the plass so large that it will need to Chorus', was played by Mise Bertha , be divideA. An earnest effort is to ne,King of Quill Lake. The bride wee to see their heroes perform. ' made to secure the attendance of as ibecomingly attired' in ivory Zurich Afeleenzie's work at third and at many as possible ot those who are silk trimmed with Irish point lace i.lid the bat, while not very effective in members or adherents of Wesley I carried a briquet of sweet' pees. After the ball -playing line, was sinlnlY the church, and in addition of any who the ceremony, congratulations being poetry of motion, every action being I aro not definitely indentified with any !over, the party repaired to made with the grace of a Salome. emir& the dining' room where a daintet From across the ocean, from Winnic :luncheon was served. Mrs. Peer peg, front Gtinasby Park, trete Burks Is an amiable and popular Camp, from Toronto, and : other young lady and has numerous friends places the teachers and scholars of in Tuckersmith, Clinton and Goderich1 Wesley. Sunday school have returned township where she taught school for and joined in the annual PRally" last 'a few yeats and all will joie us in Suhday. afteenoon. The paster,, Rat Iwishing her many 'happy and prosper - W, J. Jollifte, gave a splendid ad- on s years. Mr. andleMrs, Peet tate gone into the box earlier in the day, dress en Paul, the subject ef the qtter-; taken up housekeeping at Yorktort, the result might have been 'diffeeent. . tor's lessons, and Miss Wilken's choir Seen. • We see a brilliant future ahead of tnie .1 o girls: and boys delighted the Miss Sara Turner ot Clinton spent lad who is already the idel of hie audience with their music. a few days at the home of her bre- school-Mates. 'Messrs. II. Cook' and E.• E. tall thee George last week. There Will be another game Scant- gave a cornet don and Misses Rev. D. Rogers of Seaforth had day afternoon beet between the same Greene and Reed and Mimes Cook and tharge of the services la Turner's two teams and while brawn triumph- ed over brain in the last engagement, we look to see the highbrows redeern thetnselves, as thtkit star flinger Men- u& Mitchell will by that time be Clarence Ranee performed very credit -1 ably at second but suffered a bad ac- cident when Alexander with elephan- tine elegance inserted his spikes itt the toe of his $4.50 Oxfords. Jack, the youngest member ot the famouseWise- man family of athletes, was there With the classy pitching and had he Wilken a quartette, chureh Sunday afternoon, This school is now looking torWard,_ Mr. and, Mrs. John Cudmore of Ce lin to a busy fall and will prepare at ton spot Sunday, with Ariends here. °nee for the anniversary in Nevem- A large nuieber from here took 111 ger when the general Sunday school Seaforth Fair al Friday last, back from the Well league Where he secretary, Mr. Bartlett, will be on Mr. and Mrs. S. Switeer spent Sun, has been PerferMing, hand for the day, i day with friends ina Dayeeld. - The silver medal to he given at the eiayfield • Fair for the best pen of bacoa' hoge is now. on eehibiticin at Inc erre ivir. vele. E., Greenslade. • • • . ' The -Methodist congregationwill hold their anniversary on Thanesgiv- ing. There well be the the usual ser- vices on Sunday with a few' ,supper on Monday. •evening, - • • . • The home of Mr, and Mrs, Christo- pher'Beacrun was the scene of, a happy' event on Wednesday evening of this , week when their eldest daughter, Mise Edna Pearl, became the bride of Mr, Thos. Churchill, • third. son of Mr. B. .Churchill of Hullett. The cerentoey was performed by Rev. W. 11,. Dunbar in, the presence of a largo gathering of friends- and relatives of the ' con- tracting parties. • Mr. John q-. Mut, chill, eldest brother of the groora, was the groomsman -while the bride was assisted by her eister, Miss Afyrtle IleaeOrn. After the knot had been truly tied the bride led the way to the dining more where a spread of the .good things of the seasen etvaitert the comp*, and the remainder of the evening was merrily spent gates, niusie and dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Churchill have tile good wishes of the whole catemulnity for e happy and prosperous future. They mrpect to begin housekeeping in Clinton. tkru.4.a.o..*;ia..kya.ra—........a...o.t1 00000000000000000000000001 0 O • We take It for granted that 0 O your ideae are good or you 0 O wouldn't .be a success in O. O business. 0 O Tell more people about it. 0 0, Advertise t 0 O ' 0 0000000000000000000000000 HaufieId • Rally dae service will be nem in the Methodist ehuech on Sunday evening. next. Speeial music well be furnished: by the children. • Mr: John Stenburv of the: London Road is the guest of his brother, Dr. Stanhury. • • • 'Mr, Pickard and sea; Mr. Walter , . Pickard and Mr, George Chesney: og Seaforth speettiuMlay In the tillage., Mrs.. George Chesney,- who spent the • . 'summer here, returned to herehome Seaforth on Monday. • Charles Felber took in•the Fair " at Griderich•this week Miss Alice Tippet, who sPent -the Past month with Mende at Marine City, Miele,- returned home this week Met. (took of London is the guest ere; Mrs. (Roe) Mr. and Mrs, 'John Perim ot- Stainey, Mrs. JohnKeys, Blake and Mrs, Fee, .1-lensale, were the guests ef . their • parents, Mr- and Mrs.: George Parke on Sun- day. • ' • Mr. IL Either. M: P. P. of Crediton, seeretaiy-treasurer of the Hay Fir Insurance Coe was in the tillage Tuesday in the interests of the cotre- pany. ' . Mrs. H. Erwin and ber son • Franir who spent the past montIrwith +friends at Berlin, returned home last-weeke Mr,. Ken Moorhouse and Miss • jen- nines of London are yisithig friends lre theui llvaTn.gye. ona Ferguson'left on Tues- day for Termite. 'where she has secer- a situatioe. • Miss Mamie Macdougall left on Sat- trdtLyl for Stratford. . The Honors Came to, • Huron. ' County Secretary Fleming:. The contention recently held at Sil- ver Bay, New York State, was atten- ded by Y. M. C. A. workers from alt. parts of the 'United States and Cart- ada and lectures were delivered by leading men froth both eountries, in- cluding Governor Hughes of Nog York. Examinations were held in the. , various branches, and ,we are plea:to& Ito state that Mr. L. C. Fleming, county secretary for Huron, headed the list for that branch with 913 per , cent. which Was three per cent Melee& ,than any other candidate obtained. I Mr. J. E. Robertson of Aulneete enade 8 per cent. He has since heene :appointed county secretary kit %VW !Whieh was organized bat as,hort Unite 'ago, 0