HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1910-11-10, Page 5•.1
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Very .:.Man
Should Own a
WATCH
Business Demands It
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The importance of
time demands it from. the
time he gets up in the
morning until he goes to
bed at night—so long for
this jOb, so long for the
other; so look for meals,
so long for,recreation; so.
o•ng tor sleep.
Yoitought to, see ow
display of Watches and
you ought to buy here.
We can save you money.
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W. Heilyar.
Jeweler and Optician.
Marriages %Dtath
martunto
ITOWnehend,--,33inglinai.-, at Laird
Monte on amt. lathe_by Stir. Chas,
Welborn*, Ph.Mabel Eltelia
Bngham, only daughter Of Mr. and
ildrs, Nelsen DingbaM iforMerlY ot
thantinerhill, Ontel to •Mr. WM. He
ToWnallend, of 'Whitlaide Motet.
4000.0000,000
DEATH.
Towel:1-.1n Reerflehl. on Nov!, 7th,
Thome. Richard Juiett, aged 81 yrs,
monthe and 22day.
Campbell -In Goderich Township,
on Nov. 4th.. Cetherine Johnstone,
relict rif the tete dames Campbell,
eged 78 year.
Connell -In Mietrouls, Montana.
Willian Connell, formerlyeacf Clinten,
aged M years.
Muetaed-In Chicago, on Nov late
James Mnstard. youngest eon of the
le. e William aluetard, ot Brucefleld,
aged 47 yeaes said 0 monthe.
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Personal Notes*
fif these haying ereatives or triencio
Vitirrisi:f town far.segg4ek.,7 .,,44-
: wane anomie° it in the New ,•ewe. 4, '
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Bell is visiting with Clin-
ton friend's for a couple ofmeeks.-
Blyth Standard.
Mre Ben. Cole, late of the Organ
Factory staff, has secured a good
• potation with Mr. Geo. Rice, form -
ern, Plano superintendent for Doh-
erty Co., and who now holds' are-.
sponsible position with the Otto
Higel Co.., Toronto.
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" Mr. Yates will not receive. on
Thursday afternoon as announced
on account of Illness.
Mrs. Helen Bowers went back to
Ingersoll on Monday, after a short
visit ' with relatives and •friends
here, • ' "s• •
Mr..• W: Forrester of Mitchell
pent a few days with his brother,1
ir. D. A. Forrester. ,
%Sties 'Ainy Howson entertained a
number of her lady friends •on
Tuesday afternoon. '
Rev. E.A. and Mrs, Fear of Blyth
,,ere guests at the Ontario Street
parsonage on Mpnday. •.
adre. (Rev.' Fisher of Lambeth vis-
ited friends in town on Saturday.
Rev. J. Greene was in Wingbam
to -da Y a:tending the funeral of
the late Rev. N. S. Burwash. who
ied Tuesday. Mr. Burwash was
in the class with Mr. Greene when
h was o (lain d ver 50 nese o
Chickenlor Sale
70 Thorobred Barred Rock cockerels
and pullets 81 and $1.50 ea*, Also a
few Thorobred Blue Andalusians cock-
erels and pullets.
R• HOVEY
THE OLD RELIABLE Bit MAN --
My headquarters are now at„the
Rattenbury Howe. The phone No.
Is 46. Ring me up If you want a
bus or baggage call, to any part
of the town. JOSH COOK.
7,7-7 ,•••.
a_ 1
igid
esiIo
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• it you have any trout,.
le with your eyes—difii.
cult in seeing distinct or
reading, aching eyes, tir.
ed eyes. If you suffer
from headache, it the
child cannot see well at k
scbool or if the child's
• eyes soon become tired,
call and have them ex.
aminec3 most carefully.
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No Charge
• FoR
• Examination
We have all appli-
ances for careful ex-
amination. All work.
guaranteed satisfac-
tory.
-11. J. Grig.
• Jeweler and Optician
Inner of Marriage LirenstS
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known as a former resident of
Clinton, will take up his residence
in Toronto early next year, where
his eldest son lives, and other rel-
atives.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Loug , o
Vancouver who have been visiting
their old friends in and around
Clinton, Seaforth, Brueefield and
Auburn, left last week for Van-
kleek Hill. in Eastern Ontario,
where they expect to spend the
••s•, Eev.few remain who stood up in days in Toronto • an route, and
winter. They spent a couple o
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
SYSTEM
Illuntrrs Excursion
the old Methodist Conferenceand- while there were 'delightfully en-
'tertained one evening •by Miss
Leila Hoover,. (daughter of Mr. J.
B. Boover,) who had invited a-
bout a dozen other Clinton girls
were ordained into the ministry.
Bev. Leech and 'Chancellor Bur -
wash of "I`orontowere alsoin the
class. • , ,
Single Fare for Roland Trip Mr. W. E. Duncan, formerly of 'now resident in the citya meet
'Wednesday. He recently returned .timable Wife.
in Temagarai. Muskoka, Lake of Bays,
'to Buussels for a Visit„being threa-' Bev. Mr. Ford was in Wingham
Thursday, attending the funeral of
'the late Rev. Mr, Burwatila.
• Daily until Nov. 112th; to all points treatiraVtilstlallion"--friettati "here-their-formertelieherean
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Nipistimg Districts, Ere. • • . •
Return limit Dec. 15th,•' except to
points reached by stearnees,'Nor. I5Pla
Are you going to California,
tened with typhoid fever.
• For the next few, Sundays Rev.
3, Greene \Will take the services on
the 'BenmiRer circuit owing.•to Mr.
Baugh being in ill -health.
• Mexico or Florida . • Mrs, E. Currie of Ingersoll is vio_
k. •
•This winter; if so, cansulynear" Ittng Mrs. T, Tric- Mrik.T. Tricle has returned• home
1-eief• • -,... est Grand Trunk agent .regard- tench improved in health. .
• ing races. • Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Waller eV -end-
. _•• •I ed the funeral of Me. Hugh Ram -
Secure tickets and -full information say at Walton on Sunday. Mrs,
from • • I Walker was a sister-in-law to de-
• A 0 Pattison, Depot ageat ' • ceased'. • .• ••
' • .JOHN RANSFORD, Town Agent'Miss DoroMrsthy Clark is'visiting
. her sister, . SeLee, of Goder-
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• ich this week before returning to
Live Poultry Wanted her borne in 'Guelph. • •• , • ,
-- • • .. Miser Gertie Treleaven •of Luck -
The following prices are twine paid now is the guest of her uncle. Mr.
-at the Hohnesville Poultry Yards:- 3. W. Treleaven. in 'town. •.
Hens, 8 cts. a lb. live Mr: O. H..ICnapp, agent for Guy
Chiekene, 0 cts, toll chi. a lbelive
Turkeys. I3c to 15c lb. live .
Ducks, I3c alb. dreseed • .
Geese, Ilc alb. dressed ' •
All poultry to he delivered with
crops empty on Meiiday, Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings. •
Buying all the year round.
N. W. TREWARTHA.
Phone 4 on 142. • •
'Brothers, wasoln town Wednesday,
Making arrangements' for the min-
strels. Mr, Knapp stated to us that
tor eighteen\. years he has been
their agent, till up to three years
ago and decided to make one more
trip' through Ontario.. He was in
treat glee,over the elections in
the United States and the defeat of
g,opseveit.
Chola UI -err *wk. •Eekron tailigger Atteocouggit, 2:114114 tilm
C14110 IL -ley Web, Olive !Rod- cerst required.
Gracie Tebbett, Morgan The report of the BXeciitiVe Weis
submitted erecomintording& 1. --That
each nionteipaiity be *eked, to cone
tribute $5.00 towards putting the
ExebutiVe on a Working beads, end
*molesting them to do more aggreo-
slate work, *leo, that the7 Muni-
cipalitiem, $oderleh, Goderich
Wept Wawanosh, Morris, Seaforth,
and McKillop be re quested to
launch Local Option Campaigns for
Jan, 1012, carried unaminously.
The Treasurer's report showed a
small balance on hand.
PaneritP. IL-Gladye Beattie, Edgar
Stoddart.
Part L. -Morton JOnet, Elide Per-
fusion, Roy Boom.
A. M. Fblilltre, Teacher.
.1.0,18,01f0/00.00.0.04.../0000,000
The fonowing.io the report of the
pupils of S. S. No. 5, Hallett, based
on conduct and general proficiency
names In order of Merit: •
Senior IV. -Maggie Mair.
Junior IV. -Elva McCool, Mary
Vodden, Etta Brown.
The officers of lastyear were re-
Senl5r Florence Vodden, ' elected ; Pres. P. Buchanan, SeeeA.
T. Cooper, Treas. J. P. Brown, Vice
Kejautnhi.oear tay_miroaratehe., Rapson.
Lee..
Pres. Centre Huron G. M. Elliott,
Senior IL -Mary !Taylor, Fred tiederich; North Hilron, John Kerr,
McCool, Martel McCool, John Gar- caraiiiitigmllamxtfieteretrrt;hRH„urreosno,uTta.tlitv.eMs ocet
builjtutiriorecluaIt-Annie WaarizoOth. the. Lions Municipalities ;-Gocle-
• Vodden, Floosie Glibbings, rich, Melvin Howell; Goderich Twp
Grace Vod4en, Albert Garbutt. Mr. Caldwell; Clinton, C. T. Wallis t
Senior I. -John Taylor, Bose Gor-
g; hffameris Sa 1 ,Bent;J.
Seaforth,'EM11Er dR;
butt, ,flyclIney Lee.
ibbinge, Arthur W
aymouth, Jen, Carr ; Brussels,F.
Mr. Snell ;•Wroxeter, Rev. Mr. Per-
x4te.t eBr.
• Junior I.. -Helmer Snell, Perea, Bayfield, Caldwell;01;aBrolyytp,
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114 hT14bibeutattap.ells are- Sr. 4th. M. rin ; Ashfield, Rev. -Mr. Rutherford ;
Mair; Jr. 4, E. McCool; Sr. 3, F. Colborne, John DustoW Grey, T.
Vodden; Jr. 3, I. Rapson; Sr. 2, TriSturiaicethta,n3;.11piarylg, iEla,nRcia;nanioer;r11:0Twhicoksi
M. aylor ; Jr. 2,,P. Gibbings ; Sr. W. WaBon; B..Scarlet:
• WanY,Waer., MacEwan, Teacher. BlelbY ; Stephen. Rev. B. Hicks:
Tuckersmith E. O'Brien; Turnberry
A. Kelly.; Usborne, P. Cann; E. Wa-
vle following is the report of • wairosh. Joseph Kerr ; W. Wawa -
s. O. No. 14, Stanley, for the month
and other Field Sec -
nosh, Wm. Bailie. Rev, B. Spence,
°I tial
ber of municipalities for cam-.
Class V. -TLC. Kehl, A. II. Fisher, retaries were present, who gave
of 00tober, names are In order General Secretary, of the 'Provin-
senior M. meelymor#, xi- the Maportance of grouping a num-
Lola Seth Well,
Merit :
e, valuable council all emphasizing
neunlYilnor°InVt'.-WA'nfilanci IteolldeaMtha'rearet 'oaegns at the same time.
PaSreanGillosri-III.I7-.JCesIlieiliCa.oalins, L. B,. the
mo
The evening te
eniningretg.d
Esenrcieeasnprofit-
Junior
were• l!
ot
WJausnmioarnnu.-. J.N.GccredRoss,. W. C. B. tahbele:perlsd
iriaeetntD
e; Inr. theabsenceEeneree d -
of
Johnston, Anna Fisher.
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Class IL -W. R. Cooper. ed.
Bella Collins,lmer Makins,
Senior PtHe-Maggie Cooper. ' •
Bi p. aAl s pReeavk. e r sicwereet,
Junior Pt. IL -R, Osborne, W, H, TieV. Metiers. B. H. Spence and J.
G. Iliffell1Pe::"
ma a few very pradtical • re -
Collins, Norma Hood. •t
Part I. -Wilbert Suttpn, Gracie
marks leaving the time to the form
de ewthelel
Cooper, W. J. Ross. •
The (best spellers in the monthly
er two who had been announced.
spelling Matches were: I Mr. Miller, who was heartily wel-
Rth, Ada •ISIclieath; Sr. 4th, Pearl corned by many who sat under his
ministry as a' supply in Willis
Bathwell; Jr. 4th, Anna flood.; Sr. '
Church in1 days gone by, gave • an
3rd, Lawrence Wasmann; Jr. 3rd,
, address which was 'greatly-appre-
Gracie Ross. •
elided. He illustrated by 'personal
. Observation, and well authenticat-
The following is the School re- ed Statistics the awful and tragi -
port for 08. No. Tuckersmith cal effects'Of the Liquor Traffic
for the month of October: and charged home 'upon the voters
Class IV.-Perialea. Ball, Myrtle the terrible responsiblity of con -
Crich, Frank O'Brien, John Turner, turning the Licenseing System. He
Wellington•Crich, Hermon Crich, also spoke most emphatically of.
Nelson Crich, Sheldon Townsend. 'the benefits of local edition urging
Class III. -Ida Ball; Grace Walt- all to rise in their might and do
ere, Melville Waiters, Mary Turner, all In the power to secure its a -
Grace Stephenson, Myrtle Rom- doption.' •
son, Viola Wise. Mr. Spence dealt largely and vig-
Class II. Seniore-Eiva NotteWine orously with the political aspect
nig Hunt. • of the question.
Class II. Junior.- Mable 'Crich He affirmed. most positively and.
Bert 'Walters, Phyllis Crich, Edna ' sustained the affirmation by
Crich. • k. • strongest proof, that the time had
• Class I. Senior. -Wilbur Nett. come when The Government of this
•Class .1. Junior. -Vera Stephen- eprovince, whatever party might be
•-son, George_T.alconer. in power. Must dee) _eqnarely:with
J. Grant. Teacher., this question.
. • With the fact of large rnajori-
ties. again and again, by their votes
declaring in favor of prohibition,
with 410 of the 816 municipalities
of theprovince without license.
• and many of them carried by local
•Allia0Ce •
option, under the 60 per
With1e8 of the existing bars in
cent.
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nven•tion the province closed lay,theeyote of
•CO a ,andr muni-
-1 last January, 80 mo
• • cipalities campaigning now in view
• of voting next January, and the
The' annual meeting of, the Hir- general sentiment of the Country
on County Convention Was held in expreasingatself so unmistakably
the Town Hall, Clinton on Monday against the open Bar, these and
the 7th inst. After the opening other considerations he maintained
'exercises, the minutes of last were eviden tsigns of a not remote
meeting were read and adopted. and Much- needed issue.
From these it was shown that, of 26 The interest was much enhanced
municipalities : Ashfield, . Col- by the well rendered solos of How -
borne, Grey, Hullett, Tuckerstaith, ard Russel, accompanied mi the
• Stanley, Us -borne and West Wawa- piano by Prof. Brown, and the
nosh are under Local Option and 2 whole appreciated by •the large
•c•thers have no license, of the re- • audience. • •
It is rumored that Mr. j: P. Tis•-
dall -• now of Buffalo. • and • well-.
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Toronto Markets., • nil- Sale -
Fall Wheat 90 to .09
Goose Wheat 85 to .85
Oats , .39 to .40
Barley .59 to .Cra
Peas • .75 to .76
Rye • .70 to75
Buckwheat .54 to :55
Bran. $20
Shorts •. $22 ' )
E gs
Hay *17 to .20
• 27c`to 28c 1
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But ter . 23e to 24e
Potatoes 60 to .601
Cattle. butchers •$5.30 to $6.25
Cattle, Exporters• $4.50 to $5,20
Hogs 27.40 to 7,65
Sheep • $ 510 •
Lambe $6.80
Feeders • $4.50 to $5 en
•Horses. drafters ... .. . .... $7 50 to.$1406
Clinton Market Report
Who it, (new).......80
Oats, 0 AO
Barley 0.40
Peas ...... . ... 0 70
Eggs 085
Butter
Hogs 5775
Potatoes ....... .. . ... 0 85
to 0 80
to 0 30
e„")•new ones. Thanking you for past
1t0 40meet all old eastornors as well es many
" fay.3rS.
• A good •Organ. Ooal Range. and a
god Heater. for particelars enquire
vf MRS. KAIJFMAN. - .'
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Don't .Forget
The Clinton•Chopping Mill will he in.
daily operation on and after t -day.
•Having jest installed a new Grinder
and 30 horse power boiler, we are now
prepered to do a first-elass job.
Besides Chopping Feed, we 'Roll
Oats. make Graham Flour, Corn
Meal and Flaked Wheat.
We eater to the Wants of our cus-
tomers. el hiteices cheerfully rectified.
Setisfaction Guaranteed.
Remember the Stand, Mary St.,
Clinton
' Next to the 'E•ectric Light Plant,
where the rindersiened will he gled, to
It is owing to a break-
down at the Electric '
Light Power House and
we are without power
to run our press.
-EDITOR
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Huron County
siiiguisimaimmaimannoms
Stars Nar Barrie.
• While coming into town on the
morning of the 9th, Mrs. Thomas Dew•
son was surprised to see a black bear
and cub standing on the side of the
road near the home of Alexander Pay-
ette on the 8th con. of Vespra. The
bears were within 100 yet& of the
house. At the sound of voices the
aarger one reared up and stood -watch-
ing the rig. "Look at him," said Mrs.
Dawson to her little boy, "look at
•It' real bear." The animal
to 0 42 open Dal Prop um
d blinking gravely at the rig and
The Choicest Woods
are used in the making of our
Furniture, hence lie beauty and Nok
durability. It is artistically de-
signed, too, and beautifully no.
holstered. • The workmanship
throughout
bout
Perfect
•L, oo
'tts occupants for a fe•w moments, while
simminrasio
and Will satisfy the most refined
and artistic fades, When you
note the quality. also, compare
our pieces with tame inked else.
where.
the horse manifested a desire to elimb
the fence on ,the oppoSite side Of the
road. Presently, with a low grumble,
eontaining rothing but satisfaction
heard only in bears who have dined
right royally lm strawberries in the
woods, Milady Bruin dropped on all
tours and ambled into the swamp, fol-
lowed by the sleek cub. -Barrie
Gazette, •
The Cheapest Spot la Huron to boy ail kinds of Faraitote.
.1100\fklit •& BA14 liSTIVRAntefs
School Reports.
The folloivhig is the report of S.
S. NO. 4, Goderieh Tp. for the
month of October, based on regu-
larity of attendance and general
proficiency t
Clas VI.-Itarold Lowery.
Senior IV. -Lulu tobb, Mae Sin-
clairt Isabel Sinclair, 'Helen Nese
hitt,
Junior IV. -Everett towemiter-
bat Stodtlart.
r 4•0.•,'41.11c74.s44•C. 'IC a..7. ••• as10/ • A
Wouldn't you be as delighted 1,
You CAN
4ft, Just get one bag of
"CREAM of the WEST"
• FLOUR,.
Tho CAMPIsELL MILLING CD. LTD. ,
-TORONTO
POE SALE y B. A, •MetWEN.
Don't Forget
Our Special Prices for
Friday and Saturday
See our Yren's Special Suits and Overcoats at ,SIOP
•See our Xen's pure wool Underwear at 75c
Special pricesein Shoes and Rubbers' .
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We Can Save Vou Money on
Your Fall Purchases.
• GIVE 118 A TRIAL
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• The Cheapest Place in Town
• to Buy Your Shoes
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Plurnsteel Bros.
SMALL "PROFITS ' • MORE BUSINESS
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-oiing :Wet
Soap
• 7 Bars Comfort for, ., .. ••.... 2sc
5 Fels Naptha Soap for
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6 pkgs Amonia powder for • 2sc
A
3 " large size 'for
• Large package Gold Dust for
25c
20c .
6 small •" " •, " for . . 25IM
Pearline for - , • ... 25C•
6 Fairy Soap _for... . . . . . • . . . . • 25c
3 Tins 2 in olish for. . , . 25c
• All packageTea Liptons, 9alada, Red Rose, Bala's,
gams, Aroma, gam LEIS, Rine Ribbon, also any ot
the bulk teas be per lb, off Regular price,
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•
. 40c Coffee for - •. •• 30c
'2.5C' " ' for ' . .20c:: '
50c Brooms. for
25c Wash •Boards for . ' . . " .. . " . ' ""*" 35e.
13 dozen Clothes pins for. • ' ... 5c"
7 Packages Blue for • .-.. 25c-
. .
All kinds oth Stove: iand Shoe polisheS a reduced.
prices. • . -
i 8c Lints of Cakes for • ., .
•Sodas any kind, Tin Box for . . ...: - 25c•
3 Cans Dutch Cleaner for .; 2.5,ci
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3 pkgs of Whick Cleaner for ,. • . 10c:
4 bottles Extracts, any kind- for ,. .. .. .....•........... 25C:
Starch any kind per package• ........... •,7c
Bird Seed per package •7c
Maple Leaf: Salmpn , ",18c •
Hand made Tubs regular $1.25. for
• Olives at redueed prices.
Cocoa, all kinds at Reduced prices
7 lbs Rice for
5 • Tapioca for
Beans per ib
25c.
• 25c:
3c
3 -pkg 'Raisins • for
• 3 lbs Currants for. . ... ....,.. ....... ......,... . . ... ....... .. 25c:
3 lbs Raisins for . .. . . zsc:
Any kind Of Peel per lb• • .. 3 sc:
3 x0c pkgs Matches for •• •
.25c
2 1 ,............, . •. ...... 25c
.s. ... - . . 5c
2 nail Brushes for
3 Cans "Bet" Baking Powder for ...0.1•••• 25c.
Jar Baking Powder for ..... . 20c:
3 pkgs Corn Flakes "• "25c
•
r 3 cans •
Mustard for• 4.15,0
•-25
4 lbs Icing Sugar for.,...• 25:
20 lbs Yellow Sugar or• ;1.00
Any Spices regular 43c for.
Malta Vita per pkg ...•
LIrd per pail 20 lbs.. ...... ...
...
We have a low price on Limoges China and give- arc
extra to per cent. Buy it NOW.
25c
•0!• ... ;10.661) ... 060•6.01,000.4440 'aft
We have reduced prices - 011 all linesof China. • -•
We sell everything atthese prices while they kik t
B. A.,...McEysteit
GRooviz