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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1910-06-16, Page 5fr 14 tine 16th. i9to The Minton New Era „a. S ifts far June Brides If you are in doubt what to give ; If you want something that won't likely be duplicated ; If you are hunting a gift that will be as cred- itable to your good taste as to your good nature ; If you desire a gift that will be as new as the bride herself, and much admired : Call on us To -day New goods have just arrived. W. H. Hellyar. Jeweler and Optician. Births Marriages & Deaths BORN • SAGE -In London, at 109 Egerton St., on June llth, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sage, a son. MARRIED DISNEY -BEADLE -At the manse Wingham, on. Wednesday, June 8th, by Rev. D, Perrie, Mr. Howard W: Disney of Goderich Township to Della May Beadle of Clinton. DIED KNOX-ln Blyth, June 12th, Robt. Knoy, aged 76 years. HALE- In Clinton_ on June 9th, Margaret Pugh, relict of the late. Hor- atio Hale in her 73rd year. Additional Local News The Bowling Alley building has been brightened by the painter's brush. Season Now Open . The bass fishing season opened yes. terday. So we will hear some more Piano for Sale An up -right; nearly new. Will he sold cheap. Apply at onto Box 262, Clinton, or NEW ERA. • Wanted Dining -room girl wanted. Apply at RATTENBURY HOUSE It For Sale • House and Lot and Cottage, half an acre of ground, hard and soft water, known as the late Mrs, Thomas' gar- den for sale. Apply to 6t ONSLOW CRICH Clinton, House Wanted A good house wanted to rent for a term. Apply to G. M. Yates at the DOHERTY PIANO CO. or P. 0..Bor 176. Stories about the big one that got away.. Huron .Co., Court Sittings The. Fall Court sittings Winter as- sizes have been freed as follows :- Non -Jury Tuesday, Dec. 20th at God- erich conducted by the Chancellor. Jury on Monday Sept 20, by Justice Sutherland. Improvements A. metaliic roof is being put on the building occupied by Mr. Dont, of the Nubia Works. -Mr. George Potts has the contract of painting the- Wesley Church sheds, --Mr. !dutch, Princess Street has had his residence "jacked up" anda cement foundation placed under`.the eame,and otherwise improve ed his property by raising the lawn at the front of his residence. -Miss' Jennie Holmes is preparing to re -roof her residence. Meteorological Report for May, 1910. The highest maximum temperature was 750 on the 22nd. The lowest mini B um temperature was 25 0 on the 5th, Oth, and 15tb. The highest range was 300 on the 30th. The lowest range was 50 on the 31st. The rain- fall for the month 3.95 inches, Thun- der on the 22nd and 29th. Swallows returned on the 0th. Hummingbirda seen on the 18th. The Postoffice Enlargement. The Mayor of Goderich read a letter at the Council meetinet from the Deputy Minister of Ppblic Works at Ottawa stating that the plans for the addition to the . Goderich postofiice building had been prepared and tend- ere might be called for in a few weeks. The estimates provided for $10,000 for the construction:of this addition. et.. Mitchell Here Tuesday - Next Tuesday the Mitchell. Base- Ball team will play a League match on the Recreation Park here at 0 -o'clock sharp. With ' a win Clinton will be leaders for the first round. A good game is .assured. Deadlock Broken Monday of this week the Council- lors got together as best they could and the deadlock was broken and the good roads once more cowmenced.•An engineer will be brought on as•soon as possible, To commence work was necessary, for if any longer delay, no men would be able to be got as steady ' work for the time being is to be had at the newelevatcr at Goderich. The Mighty Haag Show There will be a treat seldom in store for the amusement going public when the ".Mighty Haag Shows" exhibit at Clinton, June 18th. The program this year has been so arranged as to please everybody, beim; one of the greatest list of features ever offered by any amusement purveyor. E. Haag, proprietor of the Mighty Haag Shows was, successful in, securing the cele- bratedaero-planist,Mons. Di' Pauhlaw as one of the features, also securing one of the. rarest animals known to animaldorn, "The Hippotragus Equin- ius" which today is almost extinct; when added to his large zoological collection; will make it second to none 'phase -twos .feattieee are•' -alone- wixr•1<h the price of admission and with other amusement enterprises 'would be the crowning feature, •while with .the Mighty Haag 'it is only one of the many features: offered by the big Southern ,Circus. The seal of approval' has been placed. upon .the Mighty Haag Shows by,the amusement -going public of the entire South. A° Sudden Death The New Era regrets to heai'.of the death of Mr John G. Smith of Grey. Death came to himwithout a warn- ing illness. He had retired to bed on Saturday night in his usual health, and in a short time, the spank of life, had fled. He was 47 years of age. Mr Smith was a cousin, of Mr Thos, Mason, of Hullett. Good Work, On Thursday morning, at. 7 a'cicck the Oree Bros., commenced to unload a car of sugar at the station for .'W T O'Neil and at 10 o'clock had the sugar. stored away at the "Hub" store. The sugar weighed. 33,000 pounds, which represented 110 barrels, though a big percentage were' bags. This is quick work, but can be dcnewithout, very much show by the Oree Bros,regularly Teacher, Wanted e A qualified teacher for S. S. No 3, Goderich Township. Duties to com• /mence August 15th next, Applications, stating salary expected, received up to July lst. GEO. HOLLAND tf Sec-Treas. Holmesville P.O. Clinton Market Report. Wheat, (new) 0 85 to 0 85 Oats, (old) 0 30 to 0 32 Barley 0 40 to 0 42 Peas 0 60 to 060 Eggs ........... 0 17 to 0 18 Butter 0 16 to 0 18 Hogs 885 to 8 85 Potatoes 0 30 to 0 30 Toronto Markets Hay Fall Wheat Oats Cattle, butchers Cattle, Exporters Sheep Lambs Wool But ter Cheese Eggs Hogs Poultry .96 .30 $7.10 7.85 5.50 6.50 10 to 2Ic 1913 to 23c lic 190 $9.60 30e Haag Show -June 18th: While the thrilling aerial and axenic acts as Well as sensational equestrian- ism and hippodrome track events are absolutely essential to all big tented shows, their performances would fall flat were it not for the clowns. Prim- arily the majority of show going en- thusiasts, not to mention the small boys and girls, visit the canvas citiies. to be amused and the salaried jesters must see to it •that none are disap- pointed. Realizing that a goodly, share of the success of the entertain- ment depends upon the funsters, the mighty Beteg shows, which give after- noon and evening .performances June 18th in Clinton engaged for this season as unparalled a quota of world famous clowns as moneycan hire. There is a veritable army of those jolly fellows, whose sole work ie to provide wholesome laughs and amuse- ment for all classes and all ages. From the time the Main tent doors are open which is an hour before the first act enters the rings, until the end of the program, the great hippodrome track swarms with harlequines, and mirth reigns fast and furious. The Katzany- ammer Kids; Buster Brown, Simple Simon, and the 'Billiken, those to- gether with all the other comic sup- plement characters are there, as well as more than a score of others. If you do not 'wish to enjoy hale and hearty jollity, it will be advisable to remain away from the mighty Haag shows, On, the other hand if you are suffering from an attack of theblues, a certain and permanent cure is as- sured if you attend the performance. Our stock is . complete . with articles suitable for Wedding Presents which will be enduring, and carry your heartiest wishes for future happiness. Highs -grade Watches Fancy Clocks Pearl Brooches -Diamond Range 18K.., Wedding ttings...18K Sterling and Plated Silverware which iaiways makes . a useful gift. CHINAWARE A discount of 25 per cent. will be given off all China. A. J. Grig Jeweler and Optician. Issuer 01 Marriage Licenses SPORTS One of the three teams will enter the finale in the W. F A. Intermed- iate series. •Brucefleld Mildmay or Brussels. Brussels plays in Midway on Friday and the ret urn game in Brussels on Monday. The vti.iiner will likely meet Brucefield, Stratford G. T. R., Baseball team were willing to enter the Perth -Huron league, providing all game were play- ed on Saturdays. This would beim• pcatiblef rthe tiems andsothe league will continue with three teams. A gloom has been cast over football circles on account of the Beat h of Mie, Brown. mother of Harry W. Brown, of Berlin, many years secretary of the Western Association, and president of the 0, A. F. L. The death took place at Houghton, Michigan. and the re mains were brought to Berlin for hur ial, the funeral being held on Wednes- day afternoon. Bowling The Publicity Committee of the Royal City Bowling Tournament that will begin on the 5th of Jtily, have finished the heaviest part of their work. 1,000 cards and 1.000 pro. grammes have been mailed to bowlers in allP arts of the Province that'are sure to bring good results. A large number of acknowledgments hae been received by the Secretary, E. A. Dunbar, and a number of entries have been received already: The pro- gramme as announced is as follows: - Greens will be provided to accom. modate 100 rinks that cannot be equalled in the Province. Entertainment will be provided for the visitors each' evening and a good time is assured. Entries must bein the hands of the Secretary not later than Saturday, July 2nd. The tournament will comprise three rink competitions as follows: 1. The Scholifleld Trophy.- Eighteen ends; open to any rink from any club, lst prize, The Scholfield Trophy, pre- sented by 11. 0, Scholfield, Esq., to be held according to rules on page 4. and four tantalus decanter sets: 2nd prize, four sets of pearl handled knives and forks. 2. The Royal City Competition, - Fifteen ends: open to °Il rinkspar" ticipating in We tournament, except the winners and runner° up in the 8oholiield Trophy,./et prize, four 400 day clocks; 2nc1 prize, four eat glace jugs. $. The Wellington Competition, - Thirteen ends: ,open to all mike par- ticipating in the tournament, except the winners and runners up in the Scholfield Trophy, and Reseal City Competition: let prize, four club bags: 2nd prize,four easeroles. The Taylor Trophy Following are the names of the players and groops for the Taylor Trophy to be played for by the Clinton Bowlers. The partners have yet to be picked for the Scotch doubles :• - Skips. Group 3 Group..1 Group 2 W Jackson W. Brydone • Dr. Shaw J B Hoover B J Gibbings ° J Hunter Jas Fair J L Courtice J Watt J Taylor. EJ Uourtice D. L. McIntyre 0 E Dowding T Jackson • W Harland J Harland J Nediger J Ransford D A Forrester N Ball R Graham. 6- R- o-Taggert•••e-WeJ-Stevenson•••--••-••-J•Jebbson•-- let Players T Murphy W McConnell D. S Cluff K Erskine J Reynolds B A McEwan J E I4uvery EBRoss A Turner. J Ford 11 Rance G McLennan G Roberton, H Hewson Dr. Gandier B A McIntyre` J Hartley J Armour J Rattenbury • W H Hellyar S Cooper • . A P Gundry I+` Jackson E J Oantelon Group 4 Geo..Barge, E M McLean G M Yates ,W Graham A J Morrish D McOorvie J Wiseman P. Town R E Manning Dr. Axon A J Grigg •• W J Tozer W Colyer J McLeod J W . Treleaven . at. *riltt po•. Via' #xrlr4t1ni •r - I am instructed by the Trustees, Teacher's and Citizens •• Conniiittee to a;;k•your hearty co -:Operation in •connection with. • 4•• 'our 4th Annual S..thool • Scholars' Sports to be• held • • • , '�rth tj: , .ft1 ttn�aan, Jnttr :4th • at 1.30 p.m., in the Park. .i. • Itis a special day once a year for all the School Scholars; ♦ which we •are all anxious to •see made most enjoyable.. • - Would you be kind enough to assist in the D• ays' Sport. by 4 sending refreshments, sandwiches or cake Preferred, 'jnst enough ,i, or perhaps a wee bit more than your family.would require. lea • and Lemonade will be served by the Committee. •In addition to all the prizes and games to be held this day, ♦ we want toxuake it also on the picnic style and give everyone .' something to eat. Each teacher will have a tent on the ground. • to receive your basket. - "We trust you will find ita pleasure to • assist in this way. and. to make it a day pleasant for us all, 4. .• Yours on behalf of the •Cornmittee, • Furniture Time is here again, for the wise house- keeper. Cercie and prove youreelf to'belong to that oleos, by seleoting the new Ruble or operate pieces your home neede. We'll Keep the Furniture You Select until after the Spring houseeleaning if Yen eay so, Then it will come to you, spiek and Open, to Add beenty to your opick and gen how*. The Cheapest Spot la Huron tO boy all kinds of rot:inure. HOOVER & BALL, puttlimpANAN 1 • TIME TABLE FOR. ]HIGH SCHOOL EN. TRANCE EXAMS. Pointers for Students. Isued by the Department of Education The department of education has is- ened the following time -table for, the high school entrance examinations.- Wednesday, June 22 8 45-9 00-R e a d 1 n g Instructions, (Circular 57.) 9 00. 11.60 -Copiposition. 11 10-11 55 -Shelling, 1.30-330 Geography. Thursday, June 23 0 00 -11.30-Arithmetic. 1.30 - 3.30 -=Written Reading. Friday, June 2.1 9.00 -1100-Engles h Grammar. 11.10-12 00 -Writing. Oral reading may be taken either. Friday afternoon or at such other hours as are convenient. The following is the time table for the Public School leaving exawina- tions. Wednesday, June 22od 9 to 10.30 -Composition, 10.30 to 12 Algebra. 1.30 to 3 - Geography. 3 to 4.30 -Bookkeeping, ' • e Thursday, June 23rd 9 to 10.39 -Geometry - 10.30 to 12 -History, 1.30 to 3 -Arithmetic, 3 to 4.30 - Literature. 4' - 'Friday, June 24 9 to 10.30 • Grammar. I0.30 to 12 -Elementary Science. The above examinations will be held at the Collegiate Institute. Candi- dtes are requested to be on hand by 8l0 a. m. on the first day. ' Another Week of Special Price Reductions at Pluimsteei Bros. Al Few Extra, Specials lor Friday and Saturday Shoppers. Don't Fall to see These Lines. 1$1100 Ladies' Kid Gloves. 09e .Aboul 50 pair only Ladies' fine quality Kid Gloves, in black, blue and tan, sizes 6 to 7i. A beautiful age glove, and our leader at 81.0). Special for Saturday Ua�! Children's Dresses at 19e About two dozen only Children'e Dresses, made of good quality blue Print, with white spot, and a bar- 1 Qh gain at 35c, Special Friday and Saturday �7Y Men's and Boys' Bow Ties at 15e 100 good quality Silk Bow Ties, made in nice pat- terns, and the kind con usually pay 20e and 25c for, Special Friday and Saturday' ., 5c Dozens of Bargains in. Dryall next Goons, Clothingweek, Boots and Shoes . See our Men's Sllilliner i'nderwear at 25c and Men's Summer Socks at 10e. They are worth more money. Meets Made -to -measure Clothing. Although we are in the Ready-made Clothing Business, and can show you a big asscbirtmert of new ani nobby Suits, Over- coats and Ods Trottserif, still we find seen who are hard to fit, and some who wish something alittle better than the ready to. weargarnient, and to those we wish to sa that we are doinga big mede•to-order business, and can show you a large assrt- ment of Tweeds and Worsteds trona which we will mike you a Suit to your measure at a. `Big Saving" over ordinvey ordered work, Come in and let us show you these goods, an: give you. 'ours prices and explain 'our system. Plumstee1 arcs. TH E EMPRESS SHOE CUSTOM MADE • • • • :4. • • • • 4. • • • jilile.,.., Bargains••• •• ,*• • .•$5.00 flati i. •• �• RE•DUCED -, ♦ • •T4 •♦♦ ♦ •• ♦ • • i• $3•0 • 4. 4444+ • •, • • •• • i -E CA)TELON,I •M. . .. • `• &CO. 0.34 Ot±•. ♦O.•♦.•♦.••.••••••••0•.• 1 ANONYM' WMNANWWWIANMIlliWW1NANifinfi SHOE AND MUSIU EMPORIUM. Specials for. Saturday eat o..4 t.t4 JUNE 18th 4t ot Hot weather suggests something cool for the feet. Of course you will come to the Big Circus. Come in and get fitted with a pair of Oxfords. Special Kid Oxford patent toe Blucher cut, Saturday . $1 25 • Special Kid Oxford, pat. toe, Blticher cut Regina Kid Oxford, neat and stylish, speeial for Saturday Ladies' Kid Bluchers, reg, 82,25 and $2.50, Special for 25 Paha illen's Fine Shoes, tan and velour calf 25 pairs Men's Shoes in! Kid and Box Calf Our assortment of Childreres Shoes and Slip- pers is the largest in town, Prices run from 50c up to 2 00. 1 50 2 50 1 98 5. C. Rathwell The Place Where Tour Dollar Does its Duty RAND TRIJNK ARCH INSTEP WITH STEEL SHANK The makers of the "Empress" produce more high- grade shoes for women than any factory in Canada, and when youconsider that three hundred thousand pairs of this modern shoe are sold every year in Can- ada to women who wear only the highest grade of. footwear, and that almost every fourth woman you meet, will be wearing a pair of the "Empress" there must be a cause. , ' wE ARE ONE OF THE 500 AGENT&. DOMINION. DAY Return Tickets at Slagle Fare Betvveen all stations Canada, also to Detroit or Port Huron, _Mich.,. Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N.Y. Good going June 30th and July • lst! return limit July 4th. • Northern Navigation Co. Grand Trunk Route. Sailings Of passenger steamere from Sarnia for Soo and Port Arthur and Dnluth every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 3.80 p.m. Only the Wednesday and Saturday steamers go to Duluth, Sailings from Collingwood Wednesdays and Saturdays far Soo and Georgian Bay ports, Secure tickets and full information from A 0 Pattison, Depot agent JOHN RANSFORD, Town Agent gent` CLUF Clinton rWedding Gift;a1 We have a very large assortment of Tiffany and Fla,t Band, You will regret you did not attend one of Can- ada's High Grade Busi- ) Peterborough Orangeville Walkerton Wingham , elland Clinton Wedding Rings n to, 14 and 18-kt., at very reasonable prices. Imported 400 Liay Clocks The latest novelty. Very richly finisheci at .1.1.00. Mantel Clocks $4.50 and up. 011011001104110111110111•0 ••••••••1111411( 1111110411/0111001111110.00•110111 Inspect our stock of Silverware, Clocks, Now is the time to enter. Our graduates reeelve from $400 Mail Courses in 100 different subjects. Write for particulars • : . Jewelry, etc., before buying. It costs noth- it • • Any one member of each family who sends us their name and address on a Postal card, on or be- fore June 15th, will receive one of our elegant SouVenirs, io be sent out during December. culciToN EtUSINESS COLLEGE Edwin T. Adams, Engraving done Free. Satisfaction guaranteed.