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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-08-24, Page 5The no IQW Is the valuable, pa if'Qur business. It is the best foundation; it is lasting,,- We know how to repair Watches, Jewellery, °etc. We know what is:required and. fix it, . We.know how to do a satisfactory job, how to make 'it lasting If your watch is„not runn- ing just as it stliould,bring. it in for examination. It.. costs nothingto;t�know if it. is 'n order. ,Ifit requires fixing •we :can do it. •-. "Knowing how” has been the means a'fgiving,us the rigkt'of way. We are Waders in our 'line HILL YA;R JeweSer and Optician. t'"Eyes Tested Free Your Friends - Want a Photograph of you that will be to their liking; we take"the kind you both will like. dile style depends upon your selection, we will see that you get the best. Well posed and well finished. Commencing Sept. t;st, :I: will be prepared to go o'1utilii the country to take • pictures,: of outside groups of Dwellings, a Barns, etc. Outside views 'on Post Cards a.Specialty. • , • ThetCSallery* will be kept open by'. my assistant during my absence. J. ROBERTS, Photo Artist, - Clinton. Pride, 'Sept. 27th and 28th, y' Toto r MARKETS. From tate SIM. SlfE There has been a rule of: 1,890 sheepand lavabo at the Toronto markets since last pans, and, despite' the heavy' run, prices have been main. tamed well. Export ewes are quoted at 445 to 4.65, bucks at 3,50 to 3.75, an lambs at 0.25 to 0.85. WesleyDun bought,150 sheep at 4,145. and 500 lambs at f1.75, _ Cattle;-Therewexe onl y 44caxloads at the Toronto Junction (attleMarket yesterday. And prices and• sales were again very dull, although showing some improvement over lastweek's fig - urea Top-notch exporters sold for $4,871.2, and butchers'' cattle were in fair demand at $4.25 to 114.70. Ex - 1 Calves brought $0 and milk cows $35 to $55 each. 1utcher's' cows jumped I a little in price, selling as high as $3.85 .rhe market is very quiet, grid the har- vesting operations, together with the poor prices+of last week, have operated againstheavy runs here. :rtbs Marriages, Bea ha BOHN WAR1>-At Wyoming, Aug, 3rd, the wife. of ox M,,aua Ward (deugbter of W. tludsttore,Clintob,) anGGr14TOl+l-=In Goderloh Township on Aug. rftli the wile of Thou,, Wigginton, of a son, ' ZIMMER--In Dasbwu,o4 on Aug. Aid to Mr: II end Mrs W. Zimmer,* son. SPARLING• eni Seaforth, on Aug, 8th, to Mr and Mee E. aeons*, a eels SMITR-In Morrie, on Aug 8th, to lair'. aid ;lire: sob* Snaith, a son: _. _.. Mia US/WRIGHT—hi Tbo nne,'oirkn Vsrmigihht dagga te*. to SCOTT-Itillanalitoy, on July 54th, to Mr. and M. Robert B. Scott, a Son. BOWES -In Ora, on Ju)y 24th, to. Mr. and tare. Rebt• Bowes, a son. MaALD4STRR-in Got:orieh, on ,Aug end, to mr, add ddl yrs. ate/Mater, BayWeld. road, a Baugh. ter House? -The Repository sales have been fairly good for this dull time of the year. Their buyers, who' have been through the .country, say that it is impossible to buy horses during the busy season. The demand keeps good a n d really ,g o o d animals, eith- er of the driving or heavy class, are bought at good prices.' One choice driving mare sold this morning for $21•ordinary workers are going at eso 0-000. As to the prospect of fall sales•of Cycle fillies from Scotland, Mn Face, secretary of the Repository, in- forms The Sun that inquiries have come forward for rates, and it is likely the demand for good fillies will be in some measure met by the 'shiptnents On the whole, the sales stable are quite well pleased with' the summer's trade, AAr cross, -Eben Tames, of the Union 'Station, Toronto, who has just return- ed from a trip to Rochester, says that the crop of apples there is very large, The Ontario 'rop is now estimated at 035 per cent„ which is lowerthan last r yea r, and prices will rule very well for winter apples. At the convention of ;A.ppie-Growers,recently meetingin•St. Louis, U. $. A,, the estimate •for the crop in the United States this year is 56.000,000 barrels; which is eight oaten millions above the average yie18, • says this firm. The have also received word from .Lon don, .Eng •, which esays that the quantity of applesan'sigsht has lessened, and that prices will be ;mod- erately good for the beet fruit, but that inferior stuff will'have no outlet. Orchardsthrough parts.. of Ontario, east of Toronto, have been sold to the usualbuyers, many deals 'being put through on alump Guam for the .entire output. There.is :a good crap .of Ben Davis apples in : the United States, which will compete somewhat with our (%anadiauwinter f .ni•t. ' • • Roos. -The hogs; triarkebs are, still falling in. Toronto, and this iveelk sees a eecline of 50 cents •osn live bogs. • The William Davies Co. say that the price has been to high all along, and that. the decline 'is only in;line with ♦vhat the Old Country market would war- rant.:- But hcgseannot go much lower:: The hogs'are not in the rcountry, and the. consuming publ c'want•the banon. "I cannot understand, "•svgs a. friend. how it. is that a laboringroan will bray bacon a 20 cents a pound in preference to a nice boiling piece of •beef•att.6 or S cents a pound. tuck, .Blac'kwe11 k ego.. are quoting hogs off care inTeronto at ,$7',10.and $6 65.'at'cauniwy,pointl Wm.. Davies Co. quote the 'same prices, giv- ing $6.00 fed and watered. • Vin haru.fall fair on Thursday and 1 makes a verification to .that effect on. • • Oid Papers. r- Old papers for eel', 5 cants abundh, MARRfflD LAWSON-htoQUARR1J`-At "Poplar Grove Vann," Grey, onAug, 8th, by Rev. R. F. Arm- strong, B. D., Mr. J. H. Dawson. of G9derich. to Miss alas Blanche, !Muth daughter of Mr, and 'Mrs. T3ector McQuarrie, or Grey. INNDS-TROXBR-A:t the reidence of the bride's parents, Rills Green, on Aug. sal. Miss. Mary A, daughter of Mir. and Mrs, 0, Troyer, to Mr: George Tunes, of aurioh., • . DIEP WARI'a-1n Rgmondville, on Aug, 18th, Thom- as Ward, agetl'74 years and 11 months, BRISTOW=In Calgary, on Auk. 9th, John Robert Bristow, son of Mrs R. Bristow of l)g- mondville, aged39 years and 9 mouths, Fl:1RGilSON--In Rowiok, on Aug. 6th,•Wm. #1'erguson, in his 80th year WALPFii-'Ait Zurich, on Aug, 13th, Henry Weber. aged s3 years, 8 months and 13 days. MoD0l4ALl) in Clinton, o Aug. 18th,,, Jane McDonald, relict of the late Archie McDonald, aged 69; yeata't. • PORTER' --On Aug. ,7th, infant•disughtes a( Mr and Mrs, Richard. Porter, 3rd con. Goder'aob 3`ownship ANDERSON -On Tuesday, Aug. loth at Tiver- ton, Ont. Margaret 1{ennedy,bsioved wife of,Rev John Anderson, and mother of Rev Jas.. A. An- derson; B• A•, of Godericb. and Rev, 4.D. Ander. 'soh, 13A,., of Beauharnois, aged 81 years, 30 months and 20 days: WIG€INION--InGoderich Township. an�Aug, 18, Phoebe Allen, wife of Thos. Wigginton, aged 34 years.. btoQARTNRY-In Holmesville, on Aug. 18, Margaret. wife of John McCartney, aged •73 years and 11 months,' WARLESS -At Mires, India. on Aug. 12 Mrs. s Wanless, beloved wife of Dr, •T. Wanless, °danit- ter of the late Jas. Marshall; l;ansdoune Ave., Toronto. Dr• Wanless is a. nephew of Mr. W. Graham, Clinton. • •Bore Harvest Relp - Wanted— Manitoba and Saskatchewan Although all the provinces in. East- skis Cdnada have contributed a large number of laborers to assist •in . har- vesting the tremendous wheat . crop of Canada's Western Provinces, there is a creat demand for more laborers. With the 'im roved machinery, and, the men already sent, the scropp will lie'eut, but the demand'is for laborers to assist in the threshing and the movement of the grain to 'the .eleva- tors.: • Between 15,000 and 10,000 laborers have gone west ; 5,000 to 10,000 •niore are required. There' will be a low rate " laborers', excursion. from South. Western - On- tario on September 5th; from the north-western section, September 7th, and from •the• northern. and eastern sections on September Sas l Through second class tickets are . sold: at $12.00 to Winnipeg, and on arrival there the :.laboaer.:•is islet h' Government' "representative of the fanners, and when he has ,contracted e to ttork he is furnished'Rl y eh'g`'rail- i wary with a` free ticket to the:nearest station to the 'farmer lie • is to work• ith. On arrivals .at that' station he deposats'.his'certiiioate•w,ith the. agent;' • and when he is read' to return after " he has been working ,30 days, the farrier he has been ,engaged' with. ( Neve. Advertisement:. aiNTON ZK ' ERA mmmrr�vr�rw�+r�m WHITEWI3AR SPECIALS FORSKrURDAy Saturday and Saturday night we are putting on our counters the biggest ARG'MNS we ha4e offered this ~a c 1a year, �f you don't see what you. want in the following list—come in, There are hundreds of Bargains on our -counters � �' not listed here, Wash. S1 Children's 11Ya, 1 Suits Children's wash Linen Snits, in bine Linen and white, nicely trimmed and. well nande, Just the thing. for chi:dren• these hot days. Regular $1 2.5, $1,30 and Si t f1J1 $1,50 lines for W AO' Regular $1.00 lines for.......,',,.. ..,.....,,., 090 Children's Buster Brown dolts Children's Leather'Buster Brown,Tielts, in h'acic red �@ 9c and stripes; two buckles, regular 25e, Saturday ..:. • . E adios' SIIk kits • Ladies' black Silk Belts, gilt buckle, regular :25e; • Saturday ., ..,� Mead,-to-ii'e u' Straw Ill.ii Ladies' Ready-to-wear Straw Hats. all new patterns this year, at fifty per -seise., discount. Men's Straw fiats Men's Sailor and crush -shape Straw flats, all 'sizes,. Min worth from 'i5e to 82,00, choice $ iturda. „ . ' y LW • Children's Straii. Ruts Children's Saiior Straw Hats, in blue and 'u kite. red and white, and plain white straw Regular 21c, for Regular 4 ic'; for Regular 50e, for . Economy in flo' ery. < I Ladies' fine blach Cottton Hose, fine quality, full fashioned, fast. dyes, spectral . price 2 pair for ..., 15e • • ;: 3ric r„ 'a r if 'THE • t IG.HT. \ HOUSE Gowns at Ohl White Cotton Gowns, full sizes' tacked yoke, lace /A� trimmed, 750 for... `i�t Gowns at 79c Good. Cotton Goa ns tusked yoke with embroinery r► ioertion, all sizes, $1'x00, for 191r Gowns at.98e , Ladies' fine Cotton Coffins, trimmed with enlflroidery, and. erribroidery irtsert,00, $11- N5: for , .. 9$ Skirts at 79e L'idies' white ,lntton Underskirts, good clnality, lace tritn toed, 81.00, for .. , .••••• , . . • .... , Skirts at S I.19 Good, fine Cotton tTnderskir•te, deed pounce, trimmedQ► with lace and i:isertion, $1.50, far, . • , . , ... ' rD 1.19 ' Skirts at 1.79 NC 19c•.' Woman's•Untlerskirtc, made of fine' R'ainsoc,k,, leap t flounce, .tr•antmec1 with embroidery insertion, finished l • 'with wide frii) of ernbi•oidlery, dust ruffle, $225 for .. el 1. 9 Lawn .Waists at 83e ,A fine Lawn Waist, tucked front, with. two rows of enrbroideay insertion; shit sleeves, regular .$1.0p,, . . •fir ��� Lawn Waists at. $1.4') 1"diati-Linen Lawn t't';iiet, embroidered front;•tucked :hack, deep sill', sjzee 34 in, and 3d' in,, regular $2.00,. '.49 f:,r M MMAA 11400INPlie 410000004100 • his certificate, • and the ,agent issues ticket from that station 'back ' to the starting point at rate of ,$18.00. It is expected a very large number will take advantage :of .,these excu mons to spend a few weeks in the NE W ERA Office. rw West, and acgnaint themselves 'with • the conditions in that •country. 'Phis Gins is an .'u!a ib Wanted, aaiA Gasoimmesi opportunity to have -an outing and make semething besides expenses w Anyone stn r.in farther . nforma y is tion write to C: P. R; Passenger De partmellt, Permit°. • BARGAIN SAIL... • ... • News Nates.; Fire destroyed • :a large •part of the 2 HARVEY JOIiNn. • O. • Two girls for horal servile, a kitchen kir1 and a chasm ber-maid. God' waged. Apply et NEW ERA .Otliat.:. 11 1 1 I,, r Tbalance of our stock of Gaso- line t • S oves at cost, to Bleat. One good •second :=:hand Coal 011 Stove CHEAP Iiar1ndIros., STOVES and HA.RD 0.400000.00000000.00000.04100 WAlE. 1. f3. Hoover. Neilson nalI FURNITURE We always aimed at making this the CHEAPEST SPOT in old Huron County for Furniture, and mean to continue doing so as long as we are in the business, Our prices will convince you that this is true. A few "Oilray" Curtain Stretcher left. - 1�+']3ALLI-�•6 .. -66,Furniture and° Undertaking. elLINTON • ORT. • t.town of Haileybury. • • l' The Tabernacle at Grimsby Park was struck by lightning,:. ' The G. T R. Wabash passenger stat - Seed Wheat. Tb e uu deist n .1 , e e hes a g ttt•tritp of Seed Wheat. for style, of the Out Scott -variety, wuich tested 62 lb 1 n'r hushes. • - '.0into P: yon and freight shed '.;at Jarvis were destroyed by fire. • 'Horace Waters, privateeieer.etary to Secend•Vice President: White, of the C.7.'.RR,; was killed in the -train collie- sign near Winnipeg Beach. Government officials sepal is; impos- •sibie to meet; the demands».of Ontario farmers for help, as most ofthe immi- grants are now going west. • The electric storm thatswept over Ontario on Tuesday caused:ittha loss of three lives and the destruction of an enormous amount of property. The value Of the tirodticte of the farmexported .from Canada for the. year ended June- 30th was a little over. $120,000,000. That was a remarkably good showing. , • The C. P., R. Co. has made aana - t rangernent with the. Imperial ;Govern - mens for a fast mail service between Liverpool China, Red Japan. ,Special trains will be put on tocart/rite mails. across the continent. -Far Sale or to Rent. Comfortable frame' house on Huron fit:, two doors west•ot Baptist Church. Hard and soft water; stable, woodshel; an'd'eto. Will either be rented en. sold on reasonable terms. . . ' MRS. CLARK. - • Caution The priblio is hereby notified that the ' bridge en the Side Road 26-26, (hnoessai,n .10, at Lcndeeboro, is dangerous to rttbli0 tr.vei, and more edpeciati j ro' :traction ee. giiies; and must govern hash aecordan;;13, T. MrMILLAN, Reeve, The earthquake which wiped .out the '(ity of Valparaiso last week with a loss of milio"s.of dollars and hundreds •of lives, also destroyed the island that was made famous by Defoe; as the gnome of Robinson Crime, Sfrnce 1000, united States imports from Cuba have increased from $31,- 371,000 . to, $84,070,0001 and Calked States exports to Cuba from $20,513,000 to $47,763.600. That is the. result .of reo procity. Reciprocity between. Oen. adeaand the T:nitecl States would pro- duce equally beneficial results, Daring the twelve months enin ‘with June, $21,845,00(1 worth of Cana- dian produce WAS shipped to foreign markets, via United States ports. Of this total. $18,514,000 t4;aas wheat. Had not the competition• of ' American routes begin . open to the western pro ducer off wheat, his • staple product would have been materially reduced in value. • Many farmyards are troubled with burdocks. The best way to kill them as far as experience has shown, is to Cut the plant off an inch ,or� so below the surfs ceh f o t eonn r d witha sharp spade, and then phase two or thre teaspoonfuls oI la eoncentrated lye Solution, use three gallons of water to one package of Gillett's lye. The ordinary Way of cutting off the weed with a scythe leaves room for small shoots to grow, which throw out bora that are very troublesome. Poultry. Wanted WANTED, ALL RINDS OP LIVE POULTRY, for which she highest market pries wilt. be .paid.. 0411 at MoKOWN'S HARNESS SktO?, Clinton, . tf Notice. Having disposed ofmq bueineee, T world be obliged if all having ecoounts would set- tle same with my successor, Mr, W. A. 11100onnell on or' beforelinguar 2iah,1906, News Notes. J. A. Mcliellar, Governor of Sault Ste, Marie jail, died Friday afternoon. An attempt was made by some un- known person to blow up with dyna- mite a passenger coach of the 0,11,.R. at the Union depot at Detroit early Sunday morning It was discovered before any damage was done. Stephen :Eckles, of Tonawanda, took his five•months-old grandson on his lap to rock him to sleep, The old man fell asleep fit'st and the little fellow itched to the floor. 'His neck was. broken and he died instantly. Canada's aggregate foreign trade for July amounted to . $41,Oi)6,228, or $0,330,807 better than 'for the same ttoot lled $2 ,052,i22,aand ttlhie domestic exports ,$10,540,548, increases of $5,172,- 857 and $3,500,009, respectively. The biggest gain in. exports amounts to $1,5515,4:1 for, animals and their, pro - 'ducts, which means money in the pockets of the farmers. Other gains m expports were i -Mines $805,481 1 agricultural products, $520,0871 manu- factures. $443,000. Exports of fish pro- ducts show a fallin cif of :2,245, and ' lumber a decrease 0%001. Ciint+zetli' Market Report: corrooted ;every Thursday afternoon Wheat (old:) 0 75 tis 0 77' Wheat (new) , r 0 It) to 0 72 J:artes 0;27 co-() 28 I. Y 045 to 048 Peas •0 65:to 0 70 l`•�a N •1) 1.5 to,.0 1ti Butter 0 la in 0, at; • k1 o, a Wool (, ehlicd).. i) 27 11 _ 7 Wool (qi waeliedj 1) 18 to li-A'S MAW • ***E*. ** *4 * *' K .** Rererttty when liana itilein+,•htr tri p to lk Waggon was tt stilets i0 t nd ' c f 141 ,lestuol th cheese factory the hit:dl a,laof the,'wagcna 1�1nkti down ono.rOA ater ' at i 1C ' �liou pounds ofmlk- •s t was s all gid• t p on the road. Thiele. the second • ear-. cideinthe has had the summer and it is quite t rte het loss. rl T s Y • Were sorry to state fhat. lire T All • uslinb b,�,.�' ed been ..reduced. : '. ' Maunders, laioirie leceivee quite aa.' shah ,+ •' ing up last Friday evening. by tie- Ter r -All 'Gents'. suits hay.. ing dragged' on the road, -apposite iter a beenj e(uef;d• e ei ucUUo s Ladies' $1.50 S.lippers to .1.25 Ladies': 1.35 Slippers to 1.10: Ladies'. 1.25 Slippers to 1.00 .t Ladies , 1.00 Slippers .to ' .rr a house, after the buggy had upset in which she . was driving. to • Brussels. tiss Maunders was. out• of the visa opening/the gate aeli n the accident happened. OF COURSE t Yon will give your Boys or Girls a Nisi- - ness course as they finish Public or Binh School work, and before youselect your school; be sure and write for our now catalogue. Wo aro doing butter 'work . than ever before, and can . guarantee ex- eellent results: Fall terns freta Serie, 4th, • ritshAmercan Business College Y.1it.0 A Building, Yongo & llIeGi11 Sts. Toronto T M wATSZN: Prineral; orrellsoles t,oncesboro. 41.4ilmosamommumossimmo` The • a1braith C Far • - .A,EG-AIN • 1 - For the balance of August we will offer the 4-8 remainder of our Summer Underwear at reduced rices. This Underwear is all good quality, in fine I3albrigan, In order to clear it all out. to• make. room for our Fall and Winter Underwear', We are offering it at greatly reduced prices: Regular f0 Underwear at 35e a piece " $1Q CSpG�•r c .00-y ,i „ Jade •'� " 1.50_ -. a *1.15 ,, in sizes from 22 to 44. e. Apples Wanted P FALL.OM WINTER Highest price paid. D. CAN'TELON, CLINTON. CENTRAL 5TRATI'ORD, ONT., Poll Term 91),ofis Sept. JIth Tboep interested in Business College work should write f or our large cats.- logue. This Is the largest and best Corn. modal and Shorthand School in West» ern Ontario,training and assist oturr Weredu aoe to respsi, colIegesslimierMir' the aduaatctie ars teach. era. Write no`W fora free ee&ialogue.. Ir . 1111 J J & bMCLachlarr, • Prhiclpals We also have a few more soft front Negligee Shirts left, in odd sizes, which sold regularly at $1.00 and $1,25, for the balance of the month we will offer them for 60c. Now is the time to buy, as they are the best value offered in Clinton this summer for the money:-Reguler $1 And $11.25 Negligee shirts for =tom 090.••• -Come early, before the best patterns are sold. Alt guaranteed fast colors.ErN In order to clear out the balance of our Straw hats, we are offering 25% discount —50c Eats far 3711e; 75c Hats for 5711c; $1.25. Hats for 99e; $1.50 Rate for $1.1211$2.20 Hats for $1.67•x; Thel (lalbra th Clothing ry.,.� ...z svconssoin TO a1t1IOS. JACKSON Sit. The place to buy your up-to.date Clothing and j yj+, �` , ��J►gt Men s and Boy+�'s�'±?.ur�n.lshings. "T'a }'T'o- T`��7F ** 1 `R"i'A'T' *` A 's$* „�