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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-06-05, Page 81►4f oN*4*,14+1''* +++#, o+o40e#04+51►+000+'eo* •o� Twenty:one Onl We were fortunate in .picking up this week 3 only, "size 2X2 yadrs at from the manufacturer 2 t separate Table Cloths, 4 2x21 all new patterns and all pure linen. These are 2 2x2 2 -i ' seconds, and very slightly damaged Don't 4 2x2 miss this opportunity to get an extra table cloth 4 2x3 <l at a great saving, Kemomber only 2I in, the 2 rr' 2X22 " 3.50 lot. Come early, Oval and Square Designs 2,00 2.25 • 2,50. 22.75 3.00 Bath rowels Underpriced Ten dozen . large sized Bath Towels, extra heavy weight, in plain white, cream and red stripe, and cream and blue. Just the .thin or the hot summer months. Friday and Saturday 25c each. g Wash Dresses for Children and Misses ° Children'sSummer 'Wash Dresses in gingham, duck and print. in a great variety of styles and colorings, ages 3 to 15 years. just to hand. Prices run fromr 75c to $3. Lace Curtains $1.20 for $1.29 5 dozen only, Fine Lace Curtains in white and ecru, in five new patterns, two, two and a half and three yards long, regular $.g 5o for 1.29 Boys Wash Suits at the Men's Store We are showing a good range of Boys Wash Suits, all sizes, made from. good wearing duck, and fast colors; Norfolk and Blouse styles. Ask to see our special at $1.5o 75c Light Otey Tweed Drass Uoods i Price grey yard light Tweed Dress Goods, 44 inches wide, sblendid line for children's .wear or odd skirts, Regular 75c Saturday 37120 1 REV. S, J, Alain pastor for another • year at the: Ontario. St. Chtirch. •WORLD'S GREATEST SINGERS. • The Royal Gwent .Glee Singers, of Newport, Wales, will appear in the Town hall, Clinton on Wednesday June 10t13. The finest' Male Chorus thatever crossed the ocean. Perfectas a pipe organ, Produce chorus singing that lheil]s its alldienoe. Melody and music that appeals to everyone, Audi. ences actually shed teats and laugh in I turn so realistic is their singing in their laughing and crying songs, Theii pro- gram embraces choruses, part songs, quartettes, duets and solos all the best and most popular melodies and songs of the times.. TO LAY TARVIA. The St..11arys Council has decided to discontinue using water on the busi- ness section of Queen street, and has: contracted with the Patterson Manu. facturing Company, of Toronto to ern• p'oy a tar cement covering on three Weeks of the street, from Peel street to Water street, Water street, from Queen street to Jones street, may also e included, The covering is called Tarvia B," which it is claimed, not only prevents dust, but makes the road waterproof and gives it good wearing qualities, Oil nay be used on the outlying streets later on. FLOWER BEDS IN. The flower beds at the Postoi'i-ice are being filled and already the ap pearance of the grounds is improved, Tnese keds at the Postotfee are sources of many comments of admirations every season. TO I;EEP. COOL, To keep cool this summer. Dr, liief• er of Detroit, advises the people • to " (Wear as few clothes as thelaw allows,, Yellow attacts the fewer rays of the sun. Government expei'imentsshowed this and the men of the army wear khaki. Those who dont like yellow atrle3'a, Special Bargain Lisi for Saturday and:all Next Week Mrs. Potts Nickle Plated Irons, reg 51.10 for 88c, Garden Rakes only 20c 4.cans Tiger hand' cleaner for 25e Flempol the new furniture polish, only 25c Would You Pick up $4.75 on the Street ? r1(g 'r5' Would you buy a 55 Safety Razor for 25e. That is the in trodnctory price of the Mark Cross .Safety Razor. 55 Quality. Over sixty sold in our store last Saturday. 98,000 sold in one day in New York City, Bush Still Continues for the following Popular Goods Sherwi n Willia ms Paints, .Cam pbell's'Varnieh Stain, Floorlac, Ja,palac, and Berry Bros. Liquid Granite, Decorate with Windowpbane. We now handle BEAVER BOARD it takes the place of lath and plaster, and more sanitary. Call and see samples and get particulars. A Bargain Table. of Assorted Graniteware,slightly damaged. Big Value, Your choice tor 15c, ,s A RLAN D BROTHERS STOVES` HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES , will find that light blue is the next hest." Yellow is a, very popular calor in this district on the 12th of July, MISSED NEW! ONTARIO It is a great regret to find that the Sheffield Independent, the Binning ham Gazette and the Darliogton Eche, in each getting out a big 32 page srtpplentent purporting to Ileal with all Phases of Canadian life, shonld devote scarcely a line to the opportunities awaiting the settler in New Ontario. These. ;journals haven widecireuiatiori in northern and middle England and snake an appeal to a very influential ;and desirable clintele, and while it is pleasing to see them take an interest in setting forth • the beauties and attractians\,o'f on:' fair Doininion the exclnston of Ontario's promising northland gives a deeided lack to the picture. The Toronto Daily of this week gave the following breezy item in conecticn with the Police Court which -refers to a former well known citizen, Mr. Tis dale:— "Twenty three miles!" exclaimed 7; P Tisdale, when charged in yester day's Police (Joint with driving at at that rate of speed. "Why that is furious driving!" 'Buhl" Raid the Magistrate Cohen, "that isn't so bad, Why I've driven at that ---1" When the laughter subsided, bis Worship captioned: 1. mean to eery I have driven at that rate of speed just to see what it .feels likel Experience makes my tudg meats fairer. I have driven at forty miles ere hour. J. P. Tisdale was fined 510 and costs, Special Excursion Under The Auspices' of THE CRESCENT CLUB. Stratford' via Goderich to DETROIT AND RETiJRN Going from Stratford Junket 10th at 7.25 a.m. Return • front .Detroit, June 12th, at (• 1.00 p.m. ' ROUND TRIP $2.65. Time, of Special; Train and Fare Clinton 8.35 a.m. $1.95 A DAY' TRIP ON A DAY 180a;T "Greyhound" is one of the moat 5eaworit'kiy and magnificently equipped day steamers cne Great Lakes. 'I'tlentat of deck space ;Ito en- joy that Takla and river breezes and wide a lata gla.ss cabin wind ows'un- obstructed -obstructed through' which to view the scenery. This steamer is es- pecially adapted: for excursion busi mess, fao'm the dapacious dining 89 - loon on the, train deck to the broad open hurricane( deck. 1 The "Trip of Trips" which re,veal America"s Picturtesque Venice, the ehaymis of the Stt, Clair river and all day Wednesday, and until noon Thursday, in Detroiit, during "Mid- week" the best time for sight seeing and visiting, pariticularly for tb,ea- tres, pplldasurg resorts, and the big d,eplartm'enit stare's. Godericll to Detroit Round Trip, $1 ,.50 White Star Line >`]Q.AgeAYnlit 'n ta•ss+sttO+sa+agst+ooNsssosir LOST !AT. BRTISISELS. • 'Clinton' footl,atl team lost at I'russels.,on Friday bast by a,score o f 2-0, 'Sills' at ,•Seaforth, was re- feree. • Cr A.RDEN PARTY. The CYoalgrieg,ation of St. Paul's church •purpose holding a Garden Party ott'the Rectory grounds on. Thursday -evening, June 26th, Par tienlare Jolter , • MAY GO, WEST. Clalgas'y and Medicine Hat are after Dick Tasker and the 'big fel- low, -will' likely go West next week to eifthler of the above mentioned places toplay' baseball • (this sum- mher, PLEDGE SIGNING IN S S. Sunday, June, 22nd• is suggested by the Provincial, S. S, Association ash the time to launch the cam- paign fio,d one hundred! thousand listed pledget signers in the prov- ince lag pntarto. Zit is truethere are hundreds now , pl(edged but they went' a compIdie, record' as fax as possible. Every S. S. Superintend- ent is,asleed tlo take the (natter up. An envetopel containing sample itt- el'ature will) be mailed by the Prov incial S.S. Association, Toronto,to any address in Ontario. LACROSSE SCHEDULE. ' The beams of the 0. A, L. A.. 'lac- rosse; series (net in Wingham last Thursday night and drafted ,out the following schedule ,— June 10—Winghamf at Clinton. June 18 Clinton at Goderich June 25 Kincardine at Clinton. July 3—Goclerich at Kineardire. July 15—TVine:am at Godralch July 24—Wingham at Kincardine July 30—Clinton at Kincardine Aug. 4- Goderich( at Clinton. Aug. 11—Clutton halt Wingham, Aug.14--Iiineardine atCioderich, Aug. 21—Goderich at Wingham. _Aug. 28—Kincardine at Winghtttn at 10a+es41m+004•414041s444ois+a CLINTON 11ZARKETS. .Frogs --$0 60. Butter --19-20. Eggs i9c to 20e. Wheat -00, Oasts -34. Earley -45•-4,3: Peas -75. Fran—$20-$22', Shorts -$25: INTERMEDIATE FOOT BALL SCHEDULE. Brussels at Seaforth, June 6th: Clinton' a't Seaforth, ,Tune 10th. Brussels at Clinton, June 13. Seaofttth at Brussels, Julie 20th. STREET OILING SUCCESSFUL 1 About $600 was spent last year in Windsor, in placing oily on the Streets. This was, - largely in the nature of an experiment, but the results were slot sattisfactory that the htoaind of works •proposed to Lb-- crease h-crease the appropriation to $1,800 for this year. FIRE CHIEFS AT KINGSTON 1 Fire chief Eartliff, of Clinton, has been invited Ito attend the ann- ual convention of th,e .Provincial Firer Chiefs to, he held in Kingston on August 28, 29'and 30. The members of the .civic fire and light committee of Kingston will make arangem,ents itot give, the visitors a trip among the Thousand Islands, and also, an automobile trip, and a visit will bet arranged to, take in the Locomotive works in that city. SOLD OUT; IN WEST A. D. McKenzie' former editor of the Luck now Sentinel, has disposed of his newspaper and allied inter - este in Wilkie,( Sask., and expects to return east in the near future to see his mother, who is seriously 111, Although the bottom reeenCv dropped out of things in a general way allot-cr, the West, lilac. was } enabled to make as very lucky cleat i his opposition being the purchasers of his business. As to his future tions wehave' t no definite eflni[e in- formation, but we, hope he will see HOWE'S CIRCUS COMI:I CT For over a week the advnce killers end advertising .agents ahead of the Howe (;teat I mtdnn Slime have been busy advettrsing the enmiug of this gt eat:gr:r, egatio ` m od ti e dare set for its coming to this, town is Tuesday June 3('th It is fortunate t'o • the lavers of amusements that this show h„s placed the name of this town on its route, and it is to be hope,. that the patronage it will receive will he each w will warrant it visiting here each vest. There are many shows tooting the country, but when a show of the ni ,znitude and merit of the Howe GI eat London Shrew is to he here there is every re,tsnn why the people shoeld feet thankful. This is a shote that elands in rt 010;8 entirely by itself and po;jnt's the reputation of being the very lender of theta •111, The repnta- tinn which has preceded it 1181,0 is of such a nature that veenminends it his W'ay clear to remain in the , cast. --in Lucknow, if possible. The east needs hila worse than does the I,late he, is leaying. AVS311 mare than all the tel' CLt:ising that it? �U enuld tic, Its own special dcnlhlelengtlt i t$3YY cars will cnnetitnte the tra!us tlir.tU-ill 1 {' l_ Ilttng 11 here and it- will come in ;all ms nitede without the least attempt en Burt"11 its colossal ptnporl 101). The lion[ (treat London Show is in tate tthree•ring class, and they are rings in which will be Seen early the very h est of performers. The sterling 1 elm. tabun that this show enjoys makes !t pnssillle, for it to 80(011' the eery cream of the p,pfeesion, and no salary ran he ton exorhitant'when artists rite eon. sidered by the management. The very 1er,ilers of rynastrians; egaestriimees, 'e,(lers, moo:lees. gytunas's. ae118.11sts acrobats, wire w,, kors and gels erns performers are on its nay roll, whsle Che traine,i animal department is be- yond comparisnrl. 'rhe menagerie is the me -t complete cul most perfectly organized in the country. Two perf.mrnannes will he given here The afternoon'perforntaoce at2o'c'nek and the evening performance et 1 o'clock. Doors will be opened one horn in advance of each performance. The grand street parade will take place as near 10 etch -wit nn thedav of exhibition as possible. The free outside exhibition wilt take place on the show grounds imtnediatley upon the return of the parade. THE WELSI31 SINGERS MADE A GREAT '(IIT The Times, Valdosta, Ga. "The Gwent Glee, Singers gave the fin- est musical'enitertainment in Val- dosta last night that this city has ever heard. The singers came from Wales. Every one of then is par trained' musician, while their leader is the equal of . Damrosch for any of the great orchestral lehacltexs.who have 'visited Valdosta. All thos,e who have heard the en- tertainment last night Irere pleas- ed tetond, measure. The selec- tions were, all good and the voices blended together( lake the various, fnstrumen(ts of a well-trained, or- Saturday chestttla. No such harmony has 6 Dere('iive ID(llIllbitiw',' Is not. only a nal 1•tec' to heedtll 11ni of mates n.nnecisaar}- work. If you find your bathroom fixture:, and equipment unsatisfactory. eon - suit us. Our Tering( for ;l'a'w Phim51114r' or remodeling old plumping alt exceedingly low, We can give you an estimate that WIN 0)01(1' itecttli- omy for yott:to avoid the unpleate entrees and annoyances caused sly poor plumbing. Thos.11awkins Plumbing and Heating (Phone 53) The Corner Store "Live and Lei Live" PINEAPPLES They are still in for this week at the same price. • NOW' is the time to buy befo: e they go higher, CAKES We have a large assortntent of ;CHRISTIE'S FANCY CARES. Fresh for evler• been: hearclu n this 0111 as the Strawberries, singing of the .issue Denude, ky . Lettuce, Green On1ons, Radish Rhubarb, the Royal, Gwent Glee Singers last Iulh night,, wa�slle equal}h 4o ift aiinjevery way. The 8101058 were all good. The e- nunciation of the( soloists; was as clelar as the words of a speaker, The duets and quai'itets;'\vete also grelatiy ehjoyed,But; it was the choruses that captivated the and - imam, ' There are five or six of these� r and, every one receif d ,an encore. T,he musicians were very responsive 'and appreciative and all tog the('encores were answered'„ rt is to, be hoped that they will, conte back hertheft ,e an,t all f ZI to thep e 0 pte of the clary wild turn out to hear them, lit is wlonderful music and it is tat very rape thing for Valdosta to get such (exceptional talent,” The 'Welsh Singers twill be heard in. in the, Ttown Hall on Wednesday evening, June 18th. Seats on sale at Fairs' Btooksitore, Foi'in for Sake,. A dlesi.r!able 100 -acre farm for Sale, beinsg Lot 24, Con. 5, Hallett. Good frbrtm,e house and kitchen ; bank barn 50x00, 3 miles from OM - ton, 3-4 mile\ from school. The farm is well! fenced, well wndhemdrained, and in good! state, of cold vation. Plenty Of spring water, Possession given tosuiit purchaser, For fur- ther particulars apply to J0.FIN 'CAREERT, , 'Clinton, P.O, Phone 4 on' 165 HIGHEST 1VIARKET PRICE FOR PRODUCE. li CALL SOLICITED E. E. tinnniford PHONE 45. Atmom Highest Grade Bread Conne rs B•ome=made Bread Oonner'O liome•male Bread is quality through and through. There is not a detail of good ranking and; baking overlooked,' so yon ,know what you' are.getting 'When' you order this Good Bread, CHAS,4CONNER Baker and Confectioner 1 ree• ngs ..W001611:: We can't very well talk to you here about the first two, but wecan about the'third `--your Horne. No matter what "fixing." No matter what embellishments. No matter what expense you have gone to in furnishing your home, its good appearance is largely controlled by the Wall ` Hang- ings; the make or mar the harmony of the whole. Our spring stock is now almost complete, and our designs• almost sure to suit your taste; and our prices, your de- sire for economy. La o fair eo. Often the Cheapest ---Always the Sest ireOW MI National Portland Cement A ftar trying other kinds, you'll always come back to the best The Best Cement is tileNational Portland (Jelnent It is the old stand. by. A car Ioad just in. S. J. ANDREWS, Clinton 'Ysoavastmenmarmm�.ntrtee,m.�iOny®pm, ..,.._.. AN NTIcAL DISTRICT MEETING G WOMAN'S INSTITUTE. ' The'aunual District :fleeting of West Huron Women's Institute was held in the Lecture room of Wesley church, Thursday afternoon last. The meeting opened by 'singing the opening ode, was full of interest from first to Hast. Reports of the various branches short- til•e worse to be in a very satisfactory condit- ion. A good programme was given by menthe safthediffercntbra-ch- es. aft'ee }('Mich the C'lintou Franck served tea to about sixty-fit`s 10(1101 Following were the ofl'teers elected President, .11rs, Swanson, (lode - rich, Vice Pre,,, Bars, Powell, hlyth, •Secr`I't- as., Mrs. C. E. Young, Goderich, Following wag the, program rep - dared ;— Instrumental Solo! Miss E. Levis Paper. "The Influence of Woman' Mrs. (Dr.) Kennedy. Vocal Duette "Words .ilarsl,iv Spoken". Mrs. A.1, McMurrac sail Bits, H. Fitzsimmons, Paper, <r. "The Daughter in the Home" Mrs. Powell, of 1dyth. Instrumental Duet, Misses Cele and flicks,• • Reading, "The Iiitclten Clack." Mrs. Howard Fowles. God Sava the King. CIRCUS ON TUESDAY. There are many rare and wild do tnesticated beasts in the menagerie cf the Howe Great London Show which will exhibit here on Tuesday June lab Naturally the hundreds who patron- ize the show are pleased with what they see, but it matters not bow rare the animal may he, there is nothing that furnishes to old and young alike so much pleasure as the many monkeys in their large and spacious home, Giraffes, hippotamuses. rhinoceroses giant;eanlels and even the extremely hydru•choired may for a tune bold their attention, but not as lung as will the cage full of monkeys. There is always something new about their antics, and they scent to know they are the whole thing" when it comes to being attractive, There is nothing so near human as 11 monkey mother with !ler babe, Every move and every atten• than bestowed upon her offspring is Inst as near that of a human mother as can he. Sometime ago with this shore a mon- rev mother lost her little baby and was grieving herself to heath. She. refused to eat and could not, in any way be coin torted until the keeper one day in- troduced a sato 11 Puppy clot; to the rage till of no -miters :A !mutt iuuuediately the mother who 11 1(1 1,nthey monkey. h thy adopt'•d tile lit tit. dog and has mothered 111111 1 ver since, watching over him ns carr•fnlh' :u she would her meal 1(411,' baby S+re tiltjet: hint a.t•,rilnd its her rine whenever she ctitnhs to the p, t •tris, Ind when he is playing tornrnd it: tl e cage shetvatch. es and sees that: 110 hnrul befalls him, Should the monkey when playing hide end vee.: with :he peppy hum where it is 111111P(511'nr Mini 1r, flail her, he will vey just as if bring neglected. tint the mother nom key wilt .>prir,g Erroll her concealment. lock hint up in her :nine and caddie hint to her with tinge motherly affection, She does not mourn for her dead baby 812100 - 81113 1t ns adopted isle puppy dog. cmc eoR -1'e have a good supply ref. Seed Corn, of good quality. Mangal and Turnip Seeds, Clover and Timothy Seeds. \Ve have a bot of Shingles, which we will. sell on easy terms of payment, If you want 'any, conte soon to save handling We have a supply of Fence Wire, Staples, Etc.,' Etc. Highest Prices for Ibeittcr, Eggs, Etc., at the EMPORIUM LO9 YJI lel irSI3 O R O AIDAMS tiELOGIIMISIXIMIZODZSZCZENIZZUMAIONIINM .l. 4. •1' 4. ✓fie •II• Our • • • • •1 • Shoe .i:. • Value .1. 5.00 5.50 4.00 5,00 •1' ✓o arigasmomarammovorr Are so uncommonly good that when we sell a pair of shoes, it's the very best "ad." we can send out, You'll be sure to tell your friends how good they are. FRED JACKSON'S 4; 4 a• bti•tt•*'i-*.**itftlift +Ht_liCI^,! .1(11 @'1'3.43•++3•++*4—i! t F.Y•:II * daE:•i`3t•14* ,,.