HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-09-04, Page 1Established 1565, Vol 48, No. 1.o
O UNTC)N ONTARIO THUD SDAY SEPTEMBER 4 191
'W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publislhers
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THE
oyal Bark
OF CANADA
Head Office, Montreal
Capital Authorized -........--•$45,000,000
Sir Gilbert Parker is in Canada.
Sir IGilbexit Parker, the fango -as
author who represents Gravesend
-in the British Hearse of,Coinmorn
iteriveld in Motintreal 'en route to
British Columbia and lunched at the
Mount 'Royal Club.
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preciative ,,gathering,, when the
Capital Faid-up 11,500,000
Reserve and undivided .
profits ...... -... _ 12,500,000
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TOTAL ASSETS ? ? flowers were indeed admired by
the stream of visitors passing in.
and out all the time The gladioli
was prominent iu Ithe display as
well us ', Miagnificient palms and
sword ferns The begoulias7 and
asters werealso, in evidence But
one jar„ caught mainly aperson's eye
and that was a beautiful collection
of rose's They were indeed mag- •
nificielnt There were no prizes
offered and the officers of the
Society and the citizens generally
are to be heartily congratulated on,
the splendid success of the show
Following are those who kindly
Clinton Hotticultunal Society put
on their annual flower show The.
.' z;NG::�✓�a ,gfi exquisite collection of plaints and.
325 BRANCHES
With world wide connectioml
Interest allowed on Deposits
General Peaking busitness trent-
acted.
R. E. MANNING, Mgr,.
„CLINTON BRANCH
noway Time—
Kodak Time
Tike a Kodak with you
Everything for kodakery at
our store, and prompt de-
veloping and printiing.
Dispensing Ohernist.
ST1L'(ULBERT PATtVnvn
Itis five years ,since' Sir Gilbert.
Mrs. McTaggart Sr,
Mrs. L. Paisley
Mrs. Wiseman
Mrs. Saville--
Mes. Southcombe
Mrs. Wm. Robertson
Mrs. John Daynielnt
Mrs, Stephenson
Mrs. Faeran
Rev. Mr. Algin
'Mrs. Counter
Mrs. -J. Taylor
Miss !Bines ,
Mrs, B,J. Gibbings
Mrs. W. Moore
Mrs. Chant
Mrs. John Gibbiirigs
W. T. O'neil
Mrs. M. Plumsteel
Mrs. H. 'Fitssimmon5
E. Carter '
was in Montreal and more than -20 Miss R�
loaned' flowers for the show,— Mrs::'Bi+
years since he saw ithe. is edian
'West which now bulks eo large in,
B •itish eyes. He expeets to be back
in the City early lin iOctobexi.
Which School shall I attend?
Write to -day for Catalogue of i
ELLIOTT
Red
TORONTO, ONT.
It will help you to :answer the
question. Careful judgment should
.„�,, be exercised in choosing a school.
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Capital and Reserve $5,7000,000
S5 BRANCHES. Id CANADA
A GENERAL BANRINta IBUSINESS TRANSACTED.
CIRCULAR. LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED
TRAVELLERS OUEQU.I9.
BANK MONEY ORDERS
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SAVINGS.
DPARTMENT
AT. ALL BRANCHES
Interest allowed at highest eurrel st rate.
C E. DOWDING, Manager Clinton Branch.
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Mrs. Wes Waller
Mrs. D. Cook
Mrs. J. Hamilton
Mrs. W. Whitehead
Mrs. T. Gregg
Mrs. Chas. Bartliff
Mrs. Wasman
Dr. Evdns
Mrs. Holloway
Mrs, King
Mrs. 'Hoover •
Mrs. E. Cantelon
Mrs.. McMurray
Mrs. Howson
Mrs. Crich
Mrs. Tiplady
Mrs. House
Mrs. Bast
Pretty
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Miss Doan
• Mrs. Chas. Wallis
Mrs. Morris
Mrs. A. Couch
Ed. Manroe
Miss McTavish
1T.. W. 'Watt
Mrs. May
R. Govier
Mrs. W. Harland
Mrs.' Gilchrist
John Cunningham
Jos. Wheatly
S. J. Andrews
G. David
G.D. McTaggart
Mrs. Wm.. Brown
Thos. Cottle
'Abs. J. Chowen
SepLember Wed
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VODDFN—JENKINS blue was also worn, a beautiful -boa
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roses A quiet; but pretty wedding took. tiller of gold -shaded,
place at high noon Wednesday Sept,; reed, and the gift of;the groom,•a
3r`d., at the home of Mr. John pretty gold necklet with pendant of
Jenkins, Goderich Township, when aquamarines The best man was Dr.
his daughter, .Miss Frances Mary P. E. Mellow of Uxbridge Dejeuner
was united to Mr. W. J. Vodclon, of n as served after a Small reception
Saskatoon, by Rev. Dr. Rutledge. of relatives and friends. the wed -
The house was beautifully clecorat cling cake being decoratedwith
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ferns ,and Gladioli, abank sprays of white heather. The health
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of tivltitlr Marked the place where of t;hi*; brick and bridegroom was
the ceremony was performed. The toasted by Dr. Gandier. brot'he.r'of
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We beg to announce the arrival of our
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Prices$ 20 to $28
Our $25 Blue Suit is the
Talk of the County
Ask to See it
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The
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A Square Deal tor' Every Man
bridal couple were unattended,
but numerous relatives of both
bride and groom were present from
Goderich. Clinton, Brucefield and
the surrounding. country. A sum-
ptuous breakfast was !served, after
which the happy couple departed
on the three o'clock train for Tor
onto and points East. ,
the ggroom], who proposed • the
"bridesmaid." responded 1:o by the
best ream, The: health of Mrs. Wm.
Christian was acknowledged on
her behalf by Dr. 3. A. Macdonald.
Later on D. and Mrs. Joseph Gan-
dier left for Muskoka, the going -
,away .being f blueIt
to New York and. other cities, ,on•
the Atlantic coast. .The bird :G
travelling suit was •of dark blue
cloth with small blue Velvet het.
The out of town guests were 112 s.
McKee, of Edmonton the Misses
Kempthorne of Whitby ; Mrs. Jas.
Hare, of Whitby, and Miss Harriet
Wilson, of Seaforlh.
Prize. ners-
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Canada is good eioough for us
"Clinton's all right” but keep.
busy
This is September, the Olh month
of 1913
Stratford is to have a new G T.
R depot—a dandy. So is Clinton,
Jas, Snell & Sons Capture Medals but you can't mark the date for
and Prizes With Their Sheep, the latter on your calendar as `,hey
scax cely' .ever print calendars 25
years ahead of time, ;Butsay1 :We
ought to have that ' new station.
The old one is la trifle the worse
'Of wear, and badly out of style.,
As breeder sof first-class stock
the name and fame of James Snell':
& Sons, of Clinton,is deservedly
world-wide At the- present tithe
stock raised by them is' winning
prizes at fairs in both the Eastern The Cineionati Enquirer's poetry
and Western, States This has been machine ground out the 'following
done year after year, and shows the sensible effusion that appears
high standard and reliability of an- practical.:— •
imals bred by them At the Tor Laugh at the knockers and they'll'
onto Exhibition, this they 1practi- run;
eally swept the board in the Lei- Hold up your head, be not afraid,
tester Sheep class, and this is aro And if they hand you lemons, son,
small honor wheln the ikeennessof Just turn them into lemonade,
the competition is taken into tac-
count The following are the pri-
zes won by them
Ewe, . any age, first prize, silver
medal
Ram, two shears or over, , and
prize served out to soma of the men
Ram, shearling,.lst prize
A grave mistake on the part of
somebody was fortunately discov
Bred+one dray last week in the sham
fight of Western Ontario soldiery
whereby loaded shells had been
Had the attack been made earlier a
Ram lamb, 3rd prize • sad catastrophe might have been
Ram, airy age, lst prize and ell-, recorided—that. is if the soldier
ver medal boys had been good shots That, is
Ewe; two shears, 1st and 3rd not the first time the same thing
Ewe, shearling, 1st prizehas occurred and shows that there
Pen, ram lamb and 3 'ewes, 2nd { isa dereliction of duty on the part
of the dispenser of ammunition in
PrimaePen, ram and two 'ewes, year old, some instances The "didn't know
let prize +'twee loaded" weapon is -a danger
Pen, not shown in other classes, ous one no matter who handles it
2nd prizeI . Cocaine vendors are being smart -
This is a record fir one !show of ly followed by the minions of the
which any breeder may twell feel lacy in various sections of Canada
proud, and the Smells are amply ' and are 'paying sweetly for carry -
:justified
trryjustified in feeling elated, at their: ing on their notations busi....se It
sncfte55 The County of Huron is ' would appear as 'if old "Clotity"
also honored by -this fine showing ' can, find agents for the moat dis-
reputable work on .his program
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I They arse not alts 4ys rnasculnne but
here and there women ltac e allied
with those who are dispensing this
c' '?"g� i dope The should not wink at
tpvgp ti] Goderich ,
dt 9��l. salesman
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this trade but wherever a s le t
is found he should be put where
Lady Grey Dooks at Lake Huron stone walls will be between hint.
Point and Minister is giveir and the outside world A dope
official Welcome
i fiend who has travelled that, path
• for ',a time is to be pitied more
Gndetir.h. Sept.3-Hon.J.D.li.azen, l than blamed but the fellow who
minister of iariee in the Borden supplies the drug Should be shown
llittle
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ides 'cress • ae ng o novelty "Cabinet, ai t ed
cloth; taupe hat with tango plume,n,ghL on tile; Gerertment boat Labv i The presents presents were charming in then s.nd nther.• tnet- the G • c Tt mayor reeve,
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beauty and usefulness, Some • old 1 pier Tuesday inoeniun and gave them 'say it takes about a week after re-
faintly silver,' dating back: to U.E. air auto ride;around the torn.
FAIR—O NEIL L. times, Mrs. Christian wore rich turning, home to get fully cleat' of
A pretty' though quiet wedding black satin with white' lace on the the characteristic lethargy of a
was -solemnized at the home of Mrs. bodice; Mrs. J. A. -Macdonald, aacatch but after that .yon are all
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D. B. Kennedy on.Monday, Septem- lovely blue.and silver %brocaded HOTEL AND BARNS
ler 1st„ when 'Belle the secoardsatin with lace and deep friengeh ATBLUEVALE right. Guess it' depends •sonie�rhat
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arty 'nt, the l people who have had ?experience
daughter of 113r. and Mrs. Iran . Mrs. Falconer, sister of the groom
%O'Neil, was married to Mr. Leonard was in bright blue satin and, velvet
Fair, of Drayton, only son of Ml,: blue bat; Mrs. Gandier, deep Dur-
and Mrs. Joseph Iain, of Listo ole- white hat with flowers; Mrs.
Rev. D. K. Grant,' conducted the Mick, an aunt of the bride, . dart:
ceremony In, the presence of only blue with French embroidery; Miss
the immediate ; relatives of bride G.anclier, white embroidered dress
and groom. Mr. O'Neil gave away black plumed hit; Mrs. G. Ganclier
his daughter who wore ahandsomo• black' satin, black feathered hat.
gown of peacock blue brocaded val Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaindier will.
vet and alarge. 'black hat with reside in Clinton.
white -ospreys. After the cere-
mony a dainty wedding lundheon --o--
ed at the Hotel Norman- ,
was seri KEiVIPTR0RNE—DOHER.L'I.
dao and 1VIr. and Mrs. Pair left for
Toronto ion` the 3.03 train, the The marriage of Helen Irene
bride travelling in a tailored dress youngest daughter' of Mr. and. Mrs.
of taupe velvetwith which she William Doherty to Mr. Samuel T.
wore asmart black velour hat ICempthorne, of Saskatoo:n, son of
The best .wishes of alarge number Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Kempthorne, of
of friends go'with Mr. wind Mrs. Whitby, was solemnized In Wesley
Fair to their new home. church 0nclock. . WeclnesdlayThecer
afternoon at
emonT was
--o-- conducted by Rev. !Dr. Rutledge
GANDIER—CHRISTIAN and the wedding music was played
Wednesday at 10,30 o'clock at the by Prof. Willgoose, Principal of
residence of Lr. J. A. Macdonald and London Conservatory of Music, of
Mrs. Macdonald (sister !of the bride) which school the bride is an hon-,
Tornnto. the marriage of Miss lion . our ,graduate. The church was
stance Helen Christian, youngest, prettily decorated with palms and
daughter of Mr. Winkel]Ohnistien, to pink and white asters. The bride
Dr. Joseph Charles -Gaudier, son of the was given away by her father` and
Rev. ,Jn"eph Gaudier and Mgrs. Gan wore abeautiful gown of white
dier of Newburgh, was solemnized by brocaded satin with lace• bodice and
the Rev. Mr. Gaudier, father of the pearl ball trimmings. Her veil was
groom, and Dr..Alacclnnald, brother la'ranged as a mob cap and:was
in taco of the bride. Thea house and oatight with lace and orange blos-
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verandahs were. decorated with mass soros,. Shecar. ted a shower e
es of gladioli and birch covered box of lilies of the valley and mauve or
es of ferns. 51r.- 51. M. Stevenson of chids. Her only ornament was a
the Toronto Conservatory of Music diamond necklace in platinum set -
laved the wedding music. The bride
ing, the gift of the groom. The
s led in and given away by her maid of honor, Miss Ethel Doherty
wore meteor blue crepe de chene
with white and blue hat and car-
ried ipink noses, Miss Maisie
Kernpthorne, sister:of the groom,
acted as bridesmaid' and wore•spink
chiffon with' largo punk picture hat
an dcarried ppilnk roses. Mr. James
Doherty, brother of the bride, as-
sisted the . groom and Mr. Guard
Doherty and - 'Mr. Will'Middleton
were ushers. During the signing of
the` register Mrs. Bare, of Whitby
sang` "Beloved, It is Morn." To the
bride's • !attendants the g (room
gave platinum necklaces with dai-
♦ th her daugh mond pendants. His gift to his
es man was a silver c
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♦ lovely dress of white charnieuse satin.
,' the upper part of. the skirt, bodice and
• sleeves covered with chif£onplisse, the
long separate train arranged with a
large tow of the' satin at the waist.
✓ and a pretty finish was given by
•. the turn -back corner fastened by
7 a .wreath and cluster of silver tiss-
're roses. The short court veil
• was gracefully arranged in cap effect
• and was of exquisite Brussels lace,
• ivory -tinted by its age of over a
• century, worn by the grandmother
r of the bride and giveln to. herself by
her mother -who,wi -
_—_ how the holidays were spent and
also on your occupation when at
Winghitm, August 30 —Fire destroy- home.. Our conviction is , that
ee the hotel and barn in 13 uev:tte this
morning: at about o,clock. '1'hs origin shorter :vacation tund more of them
et the fire is a mystery as the hotel is an improvement over the one -a -
hits not been r+ccupied since 111av 1, ear Inc longer period, .Another
when local option cache, into . force. 1 y ' g
Th, hotel eras, owned by. Johon convietioin is' twat ar holiday right
ton, who 'vacated the house •at home under, your o�taiii vine and
May 1, moving to Saskatoon. The fig tree with ,a cessation of ueg-
loss is supposecl to be.fully covered by
insurance, one policy Nein for 5000 ular 'employment will „beat ,any
in the waterloo Fire Insurance other class yet discovered. Over-
Compan, - coma the store of objections ;you
l raise to this plan, try it 'once and
Percentage of growth of some Ca- see if you are not, a ,coinveilhl. 0f
esadialn cities, +1910-11; Ottawa, '14' 1 course circumstances' alter cases
percent; London, 22; Quebec, 10 and 'our rugs 'will not be without.
Halifax, 12; St, John, 5. i
• Number of post offices; At confed-
eration, 3,638; 1912 13,859. 1
Sweet as
Flowers
The
New lin, and
Violet Toilet Powder
New, England
RIM"? suds Toilet Powder
IIarnmony
Rose Talcum
Harmony
a oohs
Violet Talcum
Harmony Rose
Glycerine Scan,
Harmony Violet
Glycerine Snap
ile or 2 for 25c.•
THE IIEXALL STORE
W.'.R. Holmes
j ters, had also worm it on their
best a iv and case and
• wedding days ; it was .fastened on
and to the ushers he gave gold
f the
y wreath o ]r After
�' the hair with a small monogratned cuff links. •orange blossoms, and abeautiful ceremony areception was held at
• - shower of roses, white heather and Lilace Wepha the home of the
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was car
carried. lilies
was Mise Jean -.0 Macdonald, niece
of the bride, inlapicturesque dress.
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brides parents. A but
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the girl. friends of the b ri'deSolos
of gold -colored satin and silk crepe were given by Mrs. 'Hare) Prof.
•; , do chine over which was apretty Willgoose and Mr. Murray 'Jack-
coat of pink flowered chiffon with son ,and !several telegrams of
• dee lace collar and blue satincongratulationswere read Mr..
• gixdle; atoque of mob ran shape of and Mrs..Kempthorne left on the
4�N►4••1.4N•4N1•�M4••4N4•NN••4 the flowered chiffon with touch of 303: train. for Niagara. From there • J. E. Doherty, Clinton.
British capital placed, publicly inl Sone of those Sherbrooke, Queb,
Canada' up to March,. 1913, 463,000,000 women who were so dead anxious
pounds 'sterliing. to present Henry Thaw with bo
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Canada's oyster p-iioductioln de -cruets and shake hie, hand evidence
cretased from 64,646 barrels: m 1882 ,
to 33,102 barrels last vear. I a serious want of regard for:. their
sex and what is due them There
appears to be a fascination to
some folks to seek notoriety and
they will do the most unwise
things to carry out this. white ' If
there is •sucha thing as putting a
premium on violatorsi of the Ten
Commandments they appear to
want to have a hand in doia_g it
Could these same people be har-
nessed up` to some project that
would aid andencourage those
who are living useful and heroic
lives a good purpose would be ser-
ved and; the workers cheered iin
their labors but the Thaw bogset
variety are busy ,-ab a dangerous
class of work and show very bad
judgment in our opinion
A little legal squabble is on hand
in Toronto, over the fact that Mil-
dred M Rogers; who 'paid a thous-
and cool dollars to Alice M Wylie e
for a Pomerarian dog. has rued her
bargain and wants Jim sale set a-
side The flair plaintiff also wants
of warranty for breach of
said dog We suppose dog fans
iers who are after "top notchers"
would think the sum mentioned
gtoutinued on Page' 5.
The Doherty
Concert Course
J. E,,,DOHERTY, Manager
SEASON 1913-14.
Talent' under management of
. Reath d! Lyceum Bureau .
p y ,.
New York City
Oldest and Largest in the World.
The five Concerts in the course,
beginning Sept. 23rd, are—
. "LAUHANT,"
The map of Manny Mysteries
"EVERETT RING,"
Monologist and Entertainer.
"CHICAGO GLEE CLUB,"
Vocal and Trombone Quartette
+'KELLOGG=HAINES OPERA COT,
, "THE DIXIE QUARTETTE
• A limited number of season tick-
ets for stale, at $1:50 each.
,Orders; for -tickets, nray`.be left alt
Fair's.Book , Store,'or with
Welcome
We wish to welcome .Our
many customers from thein
holidays,—and extend greet-
ings to those who remained
at home. If, it had. not been.
Inc them we would not have
been here to welcome those
who returned home.
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Teacher of Singing
Piano Playing and Theory.
Pupils prepared' for examination
at Toronto Conservatory of Musics
and' Western University.
For terms apply et residence,
Ontario Street.
The other lucky winners at the
big picnic held last Wednesday
were, -
1st prize -+$6.00 in gold, won by
Mr, W. Hogan, Lothian, Ont., ticket
No, 2252.
2ncl prize -half dozen- - silver'
knives and forks, won by Miss Ei-
leen Carbert, Hullett,Ticket No.
1600.
3rd raze—Gentlemala's Cane,
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won by Mr. W. P. Leddy, 48 Hughes
St., St. Thomas, Ont., ticket No.7220
4th prize—Ens of cigars,_ won by
Mr. A. Forbes, Clinton, ticket Noe
8521,
5th prize—Box of tea, 5 Ills:,, won',:
by Wm. 'Curtin,. Dublin, ticket. No.
7149. '
6th Prize— - 50 lbs, of Flour, Won''
by Mr. Dan, Shamnahan, Seaforth
Ticket, No., 8586.
7th prize—Ladies Umbrella,• w -on=
by Mr. A. J. McMurray, Clinton,
Ticket, No, 6785.
8th prize—Pair of shoes, won by~ '
Mr, Fred. Frezelle, Ingersoll, Ont,,,
ticket No. 1332,
9th prize—Year's subscription to
NewEra, won by Mr, Thomas Mc-
Millan, ,Seeforth, ,Ont., ticket No.
7856.
loth prize -Year's ',subscriptiosi
News Record, won by Rev. Fr_ 3,
F. Mahoney, Salmis., ,Ont., ticket
no., 7868
Mr. John J. McCaughey jl'., Chin-
ton •0n,t., won the 1VIachine prize,':
Sickle: Grinder. Ticket ` No, 409.
These prizes were drawn by .wine
Hamilton, of Clinton.
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• Are you goin • away ? Are +
you entertaining out-of-town •
• friends or .relatives?' Aro
' ▪ you going to entertain your
• club members Doou want,+ Y
+• that next greeting of•• your
society announwsd in The 'y
NEW ERA ` If so kind).
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telephone ,30 ,
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Editor. We will appreciate,
greatly . favors• of, this kind;,
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