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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-08-28, Page 51 11•••••••••••••••s0•i•ei�• Passiug� Thoughts: Wedding Presenia •••••••••••••••.0”......• !Harry K: Thaw when he esca TH E Sontething Different you will find it easy to select in Silverware Cut Glass Clocks. China. Ete., Etc. at Hellyar's J 1 r ewt,l ,r} Store. IllainalialMNIMallalaMiaMISSaananaam P'. S. Wedding Rings SIEMMEMINW the latest design W. 11. NKUYAE JEWELER and OPTICIAN EYES TESTED FREE •®� mem Oeilevieiv Dairy Farm From our stock of first-class cows we are prepared to supply you twice daily with best of milk and cream, and solicit a share of your patronage. Phone 125. E. B. HILL. R. FISHER, - Helping the Farriers to Make Money ----0 For the benefit of our many cus- tomers, we have secured five hun- dred bushels of choice Seed Wheat 'GOLD COIN AND ABUNDANCE`--' TWIo varieties that have givkn the best Iof results in Huron 'county this season. Above will be sold on a very close margin, If your field is not in; the best of coridition,•try a sack of ,OUNN'S SPECIAL FALL WHEAT FERTILIZER A full line of Flour, Feed and Poultry Foods always on hand. Always in the market for New Laid Eggs and Live Poultry. I e Goan -I aoalois Co., Jailed The up-to-date Firm, Clinton Phone 64. N. W. TREWARTHA. W. JENKINS COAL U. S. Government Standard Below is an extract from U.S. Gov. ad. for tenders- "The anth recite coat must be equal to that mined and prepared by Philadel phia & Reading Coal & Iron On" We handle nothing but the first grade Philadelphia & Reuling. A. I. Holloway House phone 12. Office phone 40 stassumansanamsosemis A Good Chance Two Storey House d ire lc st o d d e s m ed iron/ Matteawan Asylum, ar wrote to his mother stating would take a rest -diel not thin his words would bit so true -re in a Calnadian prison, -.pw� Tlitfi language used by some the Gioderieh youths o.0 the gran stand here last Friday was shame ful. One leading citizen threaten ed to, call the police if they did no stop using oaths etc, wi'tb so man ladies around. Same stories were floating aroun about the time lost in ringing r 1 n n the 1 the fire ,alarm at the G P.H. yard 11 last a veep and a fire paint • alarm system y I would answer the purpose nicely, A powerful whistle on the electric i Light plant would beanothergood l'alarm as the fire bell is Some - j times not helard, - -o-- ,. Did you ever stop to think what I the peeople in smaller places` are / up against, Take, for ilnstanre the ' rural routes now, -practically a service like in cities -yet we are forced to put a two cent stamp on letters to go 'tot a farmer a mile frolm town om .even 15 miles, While in Teronto. letters are carried all ever the city by mail carriers for one cent. It' would make an inter- esting topic for some M.P. in the Ottawa House. -- 51:. James Doherty r is making arrangements fora series of con Certs to the town hall during the coming Fall and Winter. The eiti zeas should take hold Of the move- ment and help it along. What about a rink? A commit- tee was appointed to look into the matter at a recent meeting but nothiln:g of importance has been done. If one into be built it should soon be started. 000®06e•00•••O••••0.0••00.6 August Weddings 011009001)6600006)0000©6064:99 HO UL DEN -MC C ULL Ol; CxH The friends' of Mr. Harry A.Houl- den of 1Iedicilne Hat, and an old Clinton boy was married in South- amptan on Wednesday, august lith, to Miss Isabella McCullough. tills old friends will john in, wishing him and his bride a Ming and happy married life: PEARSON-COLE Last Tuesday evening at the residence pf Mrs. T.D. Johnson Miss Clarissa Elizabeth, only daugh- ter of Mrs Angus Cole, of Wayne, Mich , became the bride of Mr. George William Pearson, eldest son Mr land Mrs Robert Pearson of Goderich township, Rev. Dr. Rut- ledge performed the ceremony, The happy oaupl.e were supported by Miss Flossie, Pearson and Mr Will Johnsga .Miss Nellie Ricks played the wedding march. Mr and Mrs. Petarson left for a honeymoon trip to Chatham and other places. 'They will reside in Dettioit where the groom is connected with the Michigan Ognservatarty oft Music HOLMES-PEARSON A very pretty house wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson, 2nd Con. of Stanley, at high noon, on Wednes- day. when their youngest daughter, Mary Frene, became the bride of Walter ,Gordon Holmes, of Edmon- ton, ,eldest son- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes. of Toronto, former- ly of Clinton. 'Promptly, at 12 0' clock, to the strains of the wedd- ing march played by Miss Ida Hol- mes, A,T,C:M., Toronto, the bride entered the room otnl one arm of her father, and took her place be- side the groom, beneath a wedd- ing bell, in tan evergreen and Rose - of -Sharon calaopy, Rev, Dr. Stew- art, of Toronto, performed the ceremlony, laird at its close Mrs, John Innes Sang ".O promise me." The bride was prettily attired in eharmeuse satin, and carried ,' a shower-boquet of white roses. Her travelling ;dress was' navy blue serge, After congratulations and a sumptuous wedding dinner, the wedding party left Farr Toronto, where they will spend a few days before going to their home in Ed- monton. Among those from a dis- tance who attended the wedding were Dr. McEwen, of Detroit, un - le of the bride ; Mrs. E. 'Holmes, t. Catharines , Mr. a;nd Mrs. R,ob=. ert Holmes,'and Miss Ida Holmes, Toronto, The bride was the recip- ient of some handsome presents, a- mong them being a piano 'from the groom. AND c New Cottage e o FOR SALE Properties in excellent. condition, . Located side by side. Would Lease from Buyer F. J. Hill, Clinton Phone 77. ••••••Y•••••••••••••• • • WITH TRE CHURCHES. • • • •••••••••••••••••••0 ONTARIO ONTARIO ST., CKURCH. Nextsabbath day will be .obser_ ,ved everywhere as, "Labor Sunday" Dunford & May Furniture Dealers and Funeral Dircetors-Phone 101 NIGHT AID. SUNDI,Y CALLS-I1lOne No, 127 or Phone 194 mtimmiunmessimmulmimmessmemssesemssuamassmur and ithe pasgqor, ReVe Mr, A11in, will ppreach ,on themes appropriate( to. the dray; ' preaching also to the evening especially to young people Mr, Pant. Von' Rohl has taken charge of the choir for the next couple of menthe. Rev, J.C. Tolmio B.A. pastor of St, Andrew's church .Windsor, oc- cupied the pulpit last Sunday Even- ing, 1[Ia-took his text troll John 13 and 34th verse, "rind gave an ex- cellent discourse on "Love one a- n nether' Mr, Tolmie has ways of his.own in expressing his views brit drives home his points with groat force, He will indeed be welcom- ed back. env rod," 21Rq►' le WESLEY CHURCH. League will re -open with a spec, ial meeting (on Lobor Day, Mon- day, Sept, lst. • • Rev. Dr. Rutledrgo will occupy his town pulpit nest Sunday, Last Sunday evening besides the h re t 1 t musical regulate srcal Colville, of ,Grand umbers. Rapis, Mich. sang a beautiful solo "He that'. Dwelleth" The Quartette Mrs, East. Miss Boles and messers, Moffat and Last sang "I steal away to Thee." Legal 'Opinions And Answers A. J. I3., Holmosville,-Qu,-If a person abuses anothee by calling him Ia fool and a lunatic. can he be prosecuted? ;Wh'at can he do to protect himself from •further in - suit? Would ha he justified in us- ing physical force? Ans If the abusive language was us,:d in a pnbab place, ase Bad fire at Goderich fender may be liable to prosecu- u- tion under section 238 of the crim- inal coda which Classifies "persons insulting language;' or \lo"ea se. a disturbance by swearing in or rrcar any street •or• public place, as vagrants," Them, section 549 of the Municipal Act,. gives authority to mtinicipalCouncils to pass by-laws for the purpose of preventiingpro- fane swearing, and the use :of grossly insulting language and other immorality and indecency. No, doubt there is a by -lane of the municipality rendering persons liable ttq a fine who abuse others on the public streets or in any public place. Of course, "vagrants" can beim- prisoned by any magistrate for a period not exceeding six months. Local Option Campaigns Voting is ,expected to tiakeplace on Jaimuary 5t1, 1914, in the muni- cipalities named lin, the following list. 1.Opposite Sae]) name is the pality named;- CITIES Brantford 12 TOWNS Arnprior , . i 8 Aylmer „ 4 Qarrira , . 12 Essex - 3 Oakville - 2 Paris 5 Prescott 7 is W /bon . VILLAGES Burlington. Grand Valley Kemptville ITerrickville 2 Morrisburg Pt. Perry Springfield Sutton West Vienna TOWNSHIPS wAireiR The ways of a watch are past finding out. Dont try. If your watch is lazy and won't run, let us repair it for you. Ten to one you neglected it -let it get dirty, or it stops'from lack of oil. Whatever is the reason, dont delay. • Delay costs money and - often spoils the watch. We give thorough examination and regulating free, anything more costs as little. as satisfactory work can be done for. O J ••g r� � a 2 Jeweler and Optician s . Issuer 01 Marriage Licenses 21 Al.uwick Bayham Georgina Lancaster I ancaster Mara L Searboro Tay 3 The new act does not apply to 3 judges of the higher courts, 1 In addition to these seven judges there are four County y court- vacancies 3 in Ontario. They are Renfrew, Wel- 1 lard, Waterloo and Simcoe. The post. tions will be filled early this fall 4 Bi Reality Oval 1 9 y 5 In Goderich 2 /ilio obstruct p,ts,enger Local News Wmwmovimwma ST. PAUL'S PICNIC. The Sundlay School picnic of St. Paul's Church was held to -clay at Bayfield, BASE BALL AT LUCAN The local team expect to double header at Lucan on Day. COUNCIL TUESDAY, The regular meeting of the Town Council will be held on, Tuesday night of next week. FLOWER SHOW TO -NIGHT. The Clinton Horticultural Society hold their flower shote in the Coun- cil Chamber on Thursday evening, (to -night). Everybody is invited to attend, and admission is free, A SHOWER The young lady friends of Miss Helen Doherty gave her a miscell- aneous shower at her tomel on. Tuesday afternoon of this week. CLINTON DROPPED OUT The Clintoin Lacrosse team (Tropp - ed out and Wiingham and Goderich fought it out here on Wedlnesday with a win tor Goderich, APPLYING FAR JOB • play Labor Principal Gundry,lof Str'athroy formerly principal of the C.C,I.. fs applying for the position' of prin- cipallof London Collegiate Instit- ute. There pare' 10 applying for the job. ALWAYS BUSY C. Hoare of Music Emporium has recently sold five pianos and five organs ;-Olne piano in London Tp;; one in Hay; one in Alse Craig and two e n ,Wawanosh, Mr. Hoare's large pianfo business along with the fruit farms keeps him pretty busy. As he has a very nice crop, of plums this year. COLLEGIATE, INSTITUTE COMMERCIAL COURSE. A. special commercial course of two years has been arranged for student() who wish to, prepare themselyes flor business life. The aim has been to provide` a: thor- ough business trailnin,g, together with a 'sufficiently wide noiurse in English and Mathematics to equip the student for any position. This oourse will be under the su- pervision of Miss Statue, who teas proven herself a most efficient teacher. MINOR LOCALS. Labor Day next Monday, will be a statutory holid'ay, when business places will be closed, ' Single fare return tickets for Labor Day are good going Satur- d'ay, returning Tuesday, Cheap rates to Toronto, Sept; 2nd and 4th. $2.70 will secure the pasteboard, Guy Bros. Minstrels will be here' Nov. 5th. Public and High Schools re -open for falltermnext Tuesday. Days grow shorter. Light Frosts. 131g plum crop. Dales of Fall Fags in mina county hayfield c,epit 25-26. Blyth :...... Sept 30 -Oct 1 Brussels,Oct 2-3 Howick.. ....:Ad14 Exetter- Sept 15-16 Goderich ra;lt 17-19 hunch.Sept 1.818 Scaforth Sept 18-18 Tresvater .. Oct 7-8 12 inglam ... Sept 25-26 t- tiensington Company's Factory Completely Destroyed Goderich Aug. 22 -The largest blaze Goderich has experienced for some yeti's occurred here early Friday morning which the factorylof the Kerr sington Manufacturing Company was completely gutted Only bate walls remain of a fine structure and a heap of debris mark the site where the fac- tory stood.telling the whole story. Ail the huildings,togetherwith large piles of lumber,iva.chtnery stock and tools went up in filmes. The company is well known through- out Ontario for its products a superior c'ass of bedroom and office furniture, London men are interested in the company to a large extent; among then:, ex•Mayor 11'. G. Rumbail, who owns a large share. This is the second time witLin a little over a year that the same plant has bean damaged by fire. The last time the fire started in the same way and was so advanced that it destroyed one. half of the plant entirely and threat- ened the large lumber yards A new two-storey brick building of greater capacity than formerly was erected to replace the nurned portion and this' with the ether three-storey frame structure' felt a prey to tate thine in morning blaz - The Boy and The Street With almost every paper one picks up advertising for boy's help it does seem a trifle odd that during the long midsummer holidays so many large sized boys roam the streets with no apparent object in view expect to loaf destroy fruit shout at everything in sight and make a nuisance of them- selves generally. The street is a poor educational ground viewed in any light at any age. .And those parents who think they are doing the proper thing by their children in allowing them to loaf about o t the streets because the are not obliged to assist in maintain- ing the home may wake up one of these bright mornings to the mistake they have made. It is this formative peroid of a lad's life that makes or mar's his future welfare, You reap what you saw and those " who sow to the wind, will certainly reap the whirwind." It's the boy whose mind is employed -even during the holidays - who comes in with a sniffle and who greets the lark in the mornings who turns out to be the joy and pride of the household, Nearly all healthy children enjoy work ;and boys are usually willing to do their part and while recognizing that "all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy," all play:and no work may make Jack something worse. Seven Judges Will Retire Only Those Officiating „at the County Courts Are Iffected, Ottawa, Aug. 21. -Seven. Ontario county courts judges will shortly re- tire under the act passed last session which compels their resignation at the age of 75. The judges are; Dufferin, Judge Me- Arthy; Frontenac, Judge Price; . Lan- ark Judge Senkler: Norfolk, Judge Robb: Waterloo, Judge Chisholm' Parry Sound, Judge., McCurry:' York Tudge Morgan, Attrill Property Mentioned as a Camping Ground Bought by Windsor Men Goderich Aug. 25,-A reality deal of considerable interest has just been ccmpleted here in the trausfer of the Attrill estate, one of the prettiest na- tural parks in Ontario, from the pos- session of the Torouto Genet•aI Trusts - Corporation to the hands of Windsor men, who it is believed, propose to exploit the property for building ma- terials as well as to open a slimmer resort. For several years the Attrill prr perty has been closed to the public although entirely unoccupied, The park is situated just at the mouth of the river, across from the harbor, and contaius several hundred acres and a large house that /night easily be con- verted into a hotel. The purchasers are IlIr. 0, E. Fienr- ing, a Windsor lawyer, and Mr, O. W. Tadweil. a contractor of the same place. M. Fleming announced this morning that the estate had been purchased, but that it was not yet cer- tain just what use would be made of it, It is raid that one of the main ob. jects of the deal was to acquire a sup- ply of sand and gravel that would be easily accessible. The supply at Bay- field is falling, and Goderich is the next port north where the materials could be easily obtained. Taking sand and gravel from the pace would not mar its beauty to any extent, although he course of the river would be sligntly altered by ex. ploiting the best beds. At present there is a small village of tents at the "Print" whose occupants are wonder. ing if the transfer of the property will affect their position. The Attrill poperty was in therpub- lic eye recently when it was proposed to purchase it for a rnillitary Damp ground, The price asked then was $60.000. The figure of the present deal is. it is said, in the neighborhood of $40.000. Important Changes in Grand Trunk Train Service from Toronto Train leaving Toronto 10.15 a.m. daily except Sunday Dor Penetang Wharf will, be discontinued from A.11,andale to Penetang after Sat- urday, September 6th, but will run through' to Huntsville dhrd North Bay via M'uskoka Wharf, commen- cing .Mldndlay, September 8th. :MUSKOKA ;EXPRESS, leaving Toronto 122.01' p.m, daily except Sundlay for Muskoka Wharf and Huntsville, will be discolntir red af- ter Saturday, September 6th. BUFFALO-MUSKOKA EXPRESS leaving Toronto 2.20 am. daily for Muskoka, Wharf, Huntsville, Burk's Falls and North Bay, will be dis- continued after Sunday,' September 7th. BUFFALO EXPRESS, leaving Toronto 12.05 aim. daily for Niag- .ara Falls and Buffalo, will, be dis- eontin,ued after Monday, Septem- ber 8th. Train leaving Toronto 1.40 p,in, Saturdays ,only for Jackson's Point will be, discontinued after Satur- day, August 30th. Train leaving Jackson's Point 7.30 'aim, Mondays only for Toronto will he run cin Tuesday September 2nd, imstcad, of Monday, Septem- ber 1st, and 'will be discenttnued !after that date. Through Pittsburg Sleeper on 4,32 p,m, train from Torolnto will be .d'isc;ontipued after Saturday, September 6th. Last ,Pullman Sleepilnlg Can for Kingston, Wharf will leave Toronto 10.48 'p.m. Saturday, September 13th, sand leave Kinigsllon, Wharf 12.20a.m. for Toronto after Mon- day, September 15th, AUGUST SALE Bargains in Furniture and carpets We found a manufacturer who had an extra fine lot of goods and was hard up for cash. His goods are on our floors. marked at pricespiece wten willsell 6 Prrlor them during August Suites, regular $25 for ..... ...........20,00 Fancy Couches, regular 7, 0for ..... .............. 5.00 Odd' Parlor ° Rockers. from ... 3.00 to 15.10 Kitchen'Cabinets ... ................,,6,60 10.00 20,00 Carpets, Rugs, "Oilcloths, Matte,,Linoleums at moderate prices Picture Framing and Repairing promptly attended to Phones 7 and 8 ]Free Auto Delivery JM.enELLEw Estate Furniture and Undertaking. ELYTII ON ALL SUMMER GOODS Summer Dry Goods , Summer Clothing., and Summer Shoes altrice d p d for Quick Selling 3 Very Special Linesfor Saturday or Children's Wash Snits at 65c. We hate about two dozen of ith,ese suits Left, some m Norfolk de in Norfolk, Coat and. Bloomer Pants, and /others with Blouse, and Bloomer Pants, and all regular $1 and 51.25, Saturday 65c Women's Pumps and Oxfords $1.29 About forty pairs Women's Kid' and Patent Coda Shoes --odd lines and broken sizes of lines that sold at '$1.75 to' $2,25, Saturday your choiceeLar X10.:29, Men's Summer Coats 89e Why wear a smock when you. can buy a nice dressyC'oat at this wondcr'fully low price, segutar price $1,25, Saturday98c ALSO SOldE WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN R1105, LACE CUR, TAINS, LADIES' WAISTS, AND WIIITE UNDERWEAR Plumsteel Bros. 1 SMALL PROFITS MORE BUSINESS The Universal " Rod has a Sheath of the Highest Grade Lake Superior Copper Made specially for this rod, with a surface area of 4.,i' inches, which forms a gigantic conductor, The Sheath is made square, concaved on the sides and twisted spirally, two complete twists to the foot, Within the Sheath are :- A Core --Made from a high grade Two Steel wires very heavily steel, specially treated and made ex galvanized, and imported by us for pressly for us, and iu our Coppet, use in Lightning Rods only : and Rods a solid Dopper Core. "in our Copper Rods 2 co ppr wires The Sheath in this rod is very substantial and is fastened with the lock joint, which makes it practically indestructible and absolutely water- proof. It can't come open -the joint is locked, The conductivity of Copper is greater than that of nearly every other metal. Cu our Rod we have the heavy conductor of the best conducting metal just where it is needed -on the outside of the rod. Our Rods are scientifically made from the best material obtainable by the bestOanadien mechanics we can hire - _If you are interested write for literatute and samples of "Universal" Lock Joint Rod, (Mention The New Era.) "Made in Canada" by The Universal lighlnlog Rod Co. lespeler, ori. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM Farm Laborers Excursions uPlOWINNIPEG. CHICAGO ushallf cent per from Winnipegodecttnato,bt not be- yond McLeod, Calgary, or Edmon ton. RET1J 1NING, $18.00 from Winnipeg, plus half -cent per mile from points cast of MacLeod, Calgary or Edmonton to 'Winnipeg, AUG. 18 -From all stations east of Kingston, in Ontario. AUG. 22 -From all stations, Toronto to Sarnia Tunnel inclusive, via Stratford, and south thereof in •Ontario, AUG. 25 --Frani all stations north of, but not iincl,uding Main Line, Toronto to S,annia Tunnel, via Stratford, all stations Toronto and north and East of Toronto to Kingston. SEPT. 3 -From all stations Toronto and Bast, and east of ,Oril.lia;- and Scotia: Jct. SEPT. 5 -From all stations Toronto to North Bay inclusive and west thereof in Ontario. The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway is the Shortest and quickest route Between Winnipeg, Baskatoon, Edmonton, Full particulars at all Grand Trunk Ticket Offices, or write C. E. HORNING, D.P.A., G.T.R. Toronto, Ont. Canadian an National Exhibition, Toronto Clinton, Ont., to Toronto and Return 53.05 August 23 to September 6, inclusive $2.70 August 26 and 28, September 2 and 4. All tickets valid for return until September 9, 1913. Full particulars at any Grand Trunk ticket office John Rsusford & Ton, city passenger and ticket agents, phone 57 A. 0. Pattison, station ticket agent, peone $5a ,71)o -Clinton,Yew bra Ladies! let us have your next order f or visitin,j cards. iMMINS School Shoes School Dogs are AfillOSI here And we are prepared to meet the requirements of the girls and boys in School Shoes, we have the new shapes in all leathers. Prices to suit every purse, and '. also that most essential point that School Shoes must have—good wearing qualities, . Call and see for yourselves, It will be a pleasure' to show you what we have. Repair Depoflmeul On Monday, August 25th, Mr. Wilkin will take over our Repairing Department, and will be glad to see all his former customers and friends in, oar store. Any work entrusted to his care will be neatly and promptly attended to, S. eNAPMAN Successor to Jas. Twitchell .Cc Son.