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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-07-04, Page 4it'a Netv Is flci IIc l'ELEPIIONIE NO. 18 If ICS 11(re I's New • Saturday) MiIIioerg /A Sale$1 95 As the inillMery season is drawing to a close this accounts for our Saturday price. The Hats are some of the smartest and newest shapes,' all trimmed jn our OW11 WIOrk 1'00111. Just 15 hats to sell at this price, regular 4.00 arid 4.50, your choice Saturday 1.98 Dainty Apparel for Summer In ReadYsto-Wear Dent. Now that the warm days s are here, you should have clothes suitable for the season Women seeking summer ap- parel will will find our styles far ahead of the average ready-to-wear models, Come in and look around. You - need not necessarily huy. We ' are always glad to see you. We are Showing this week Allover EMbroiderw Dresses frmik$C75 up White Wash Skirts from 51.50 up New Gingham Dresses from 54.00 up New Muslin Dresses from 85.00 up New Rous Dresses .. from 51.85 up New Nett Waists from $2 25 up New Lingerie and 'Tailored Waists from 51.50 up New Fancy Parasols , . from 51.59 up •••••01.1•01amm* Boy Wanted to Learn the Dry Goods !Business CAMPAIGN • BEGINS i.;;,7 t';17.; pncnYnOrPre;r, 1Z ;Zinjt the public good." The economic and- social aspects of , . the liquor traffic Ile discussed at con- -, .Mn N. W. Rowell Opens Crusade siderable length, pointing out the re- lation of the bar to crime, insankt Against Bars in Ontario. poverty and inherited disease. ' The other planks ' of the tLiberal LARGE CROWD AT LONDON -- London, Ont., Jute 2. -The Liberal campaign ef education, which pro- poses to abolish the bar and cerry out other social legislation, was in- augurated here yesterday afternoon with an open air meeting in Queen's Peak, which was 'addressed by N. W. Rowell, KO., Liberal leaner, and oth- ers. George S. Gibbons of London. was chairman and the meeting was well attended. The Liberal leader spent practical- ly all his time on the temperance is- sue, explaining in detail what he pro- posed to do with the bars, the club licenses, the shops and the general entoreenient of the law, He gave' credit to Hon. Mr. Hanna for some wise amendments to the liquor law last session and called upon "Sir James Witney to join him in the "holy crusade against the licensed barroom." • "The ehief organ 'bf the Co/lee-rya- tive party," said Mr. Rowell, f 'has de - LEADER N. W. novELL. clared editorially that if we show that public opinion is against the bar Sir Samoa Whitney will abolish it. I make this appeal to Sir Jeans Whitney: join with me and let both political parties unite toewipe it out. Then we -will, witness tae magniacent speeteele of Ontario leading the Dom- itioa in a great reform, unitedly supported by both patties. I invite Sir James Whitney to join with us, to ee,ase his straining foe an ineffec- tive and inteactent substitute. He can accomplish othing by great, weak measures. Let him grapple with platform were merely named, all etn- phasis being placed noon the temper-, mice plank as being more important than the others. J. C. Elliott, ALPP., of West Mich- cateeex, and James McQueen, M.P.., of North Wentworth, also spoke, and among those on the platform were: Wm. Charlton, ALP., Notions; E. W. Nesbitt, M.P., North Oxford; William' Proadfood M.P.P„ Centre Huron; R. J. McCormick, M.P,P., East Lamb - ton; W. R. Ferguson, M.P.P., East , Kent; William McDonald, M.P.P. Centre Bruce; Dr. C. 0. Fairbanks of Petrolea, and others, Mr. Rowell Was .a visitor in London over Sunday and addressed several chutch gatherings on Sunday. IA 11: nil ountry estdew-er--- THE EALLL TR J3ulyulY VT): i-Maf.tc/14,1?";4't8 ect et he , July 31,- c snow: . The baseball that( Dick; Talskelr „ won the last game of the 'Ieteelson cie 1911 with is on show atjtiMar- shalPs .eigar store. Dick had worked in six games the last week and wen t -he final gaMe by a ecoee ETTRON TRESS WILD MEET, ' The %embers of the Huron Tress Association will meet; thef Chamber,' Clinton? on 'Friday of this week dt 01 o'clock. Import- Insportant business will ,be brought bp adthie meeting, SHOULD I3E PlETINISHED. Mrs. Poster, of Albert St. troatth, had several of her windows broken in her hosaie by somebody. /throw- ing stones. This practice 'should be stopped or the law will have- to be enforced. VOTERS LIST ISSTJED, The Clinton Voters' List for 1912 has been issued and It show e th 942 peasoes are' entitled to vote in town. 503 in part 1; 352 in part 2; and 8720 pant 3; 319 are quatifitdd to serv-e as jurors. ROUSE NOTES, Mrs. Whitmore and son Clifford joined Mr. Whitmore here last week. They have taken up their residence - in Mr. Jas. Fair's h,use. Mr. and 'Mrs Alex Tones have movea into their new home on QueenStteet. Mrs. Geo. Barge and children leave next week for Sarnia. Their house been rented by Mr. Joe, Match. ' There are a number of vacant houses toan. What about the housing in problem? PRESENTATION. On Frida afternoon the pupils of Miss Thompsor's teem as Blyth P. S. presented their teacher with a sterling silver manicure set and read the . following address. The address was teed by Mise Jean MeAlurchie and the preeentation was made by Miss Annie Taylor. Dear Teacher:- 11 was with the sinew ept regret that we, your pupils, heard' of your de- parture from out midst. You came here scene seven years ago and it may be said to your credit that you have always kept your school tne upper- most thought in your mind. We have learned to know yon not only as a friend who has ever taken the greatest interest in our success. We have found von enthusiastic, en- couraging and Zealons in your under- takings toward us. That you may ow knwe appreciate efforts, we ask you to accept' this rememberance with our very best wishes for your future suceess and happiness Pupils of Senior and Intermediate Rooms of Blyth Public School. PRETTY 'WEDDING, Saturday last, at 4 P. M. the matri. mold:al-knot was tied at the home of the brides parents, Cranbrook, by , Rev. Dr. Oaten, of ttrussele, between Mr, (9. R. Fear, a well known young farmer of Morris Township, and Miss Norma 11, eldest daugh tee of Mr. and Mrs, George Sparling, and niece of Mee. Beacom, Ontario street, Clinton. Ceremony was performed before a bank of beautiful flowers and under an evergreen arch troth which was suspended a floral horse shoe, The wedding march wee played by Aliss Addle Sperling, sister of the bride. Principals were attended by Miss Maty Feat' of Woodstock, and Ernest Rozell, of Brussels, while little Miss Mildred Sperling performed the part of ring bearer, The bride, who is well dowered by mauve, wore a be- coming gown of Swiss silk batiste. and carried a sheaf boquet of white roses and orange biossoms. The grooms gift an emerald pendant and gold chain was the only ornamerit. BticTesmaid was neatly attired in Alice blue Tarmin»e silk and the ring bearer looked sweet in pale 1,1uo mull. Hearty congratalations followed while Miss Emma Hunter rendered oinike solo entitled "In WENT TO BRUCEPIELD. The CitizensBand accompanied by many ethers were at trucefield on Tuesday nightfto (attend the football match /between) 13rucefield and Winghare, The game was aatie neith.er teams ororisig COMING BACK TO TOWN. "Tolmmy" Hawkins, of lIngersoll, was in town on lt own on 'Monday Purchased the business of Air. Thos. Johnson and will behaek to town in a week' orso. The) New) thra eat( tO her Hawkins and fam- ily are eolming back once Morat 1. NOW is the Time For Plumbing, I Eavetroughing 'Stove Moving ALL ORDERS will receive prOrript at- tention, Prices given an all kinds of Rooling„Siding, and Contract Work. ,.•••••••11.1•,00,4•11 Byam it Sutter this big problem m en earnest, thor- Sanitary Plumbers ough and,Oepabje manner and he will he wedding gifts were choice selected and numelous. An adjourn. /tient was made to the dining room where the 80 guests partook of a well preptthed bill of fare compeieing the necesdities of life.and not a. few of the luxuries prepared in Mrs. S.parlings best style, A program o' imam, soe al chat and the taking of some snapshots filled in a very pleasant evening. Guests were present from Olintou, Luaknow, Blyth, Brussel, Morris, Wawanosh, Molesworth, Ethelesand Cranbrook. Mit Pear and ()rider went to their new home in Morris, the bride's going away dress being Copen- hagen blue. The commence married life under most favorable Auspices and aud with the best wishes of a wide elide of friends. Tho ee who, at tended the wedding from this locality were: -Mrs. Rathwell; Mrs. Beaman and Miss (Jelia; EL Paand Mrs, Plum. steel; A. B. and Mrs, Stevenson; Mrs. Stewart;, S. and Mrs._ Rathwell and fetidly, of Lueknow were also present, SILVER WEDDING) OF MR., AND MRS, E. C„ noLLAND. O ThurSdaY laSt Mr, and Mrs. 11, Holland of Fair View, celebralted 25th aoniversary( of their mana- ge and a number of their friends d been Malted 'to help colatbrate happy occasions At half post the ,coinpany, gathered in al up and had their photos taketa ay then preceeded 'to, the din- roorn wheels was handsornely orated with Myrtle fermi land lige blosMans, erhere were ty guests sat5 doWni to a sump - as dinner prepared in the hest - best stylea After the guesets done ample luta:tee, to the many el things provided they mean- ie the parlor end sitting eoens re. they *were favored with some etions on 'the gramophone by son -int -Sem of the/ host and ess, also /stung choice 'singing W. S, Walker, of Lonclo.n, /broth- nelawt °lathe host. 'Mite jack- et Clinton, presicleca at stile o and rendered some beautiful ctione. One special 'enjoymeinit It se meet Mrs. T. J. Holland and of Winnipeg, - tees ter of the ess Who came oveu to help eel- te, Mr. and 1irs, H.C, Holland borne the years well and car - their 'cares lightly ,and ilook feel almost hatiOlIng ,as they t twenty-fiyes years (ago, They I mad& ;the reelpicinte of many faint tand easily Mate by the* o ,estifies to the les- e in Which' theytare held, The ms gilt to his bride was a S tifid diamond ring, The evea- 0 C. the ria ha the six gro Th tog dee ora far tuo ant' had gob bled whe ole the host by or -i 800 pian ado was 800 110'S t; ebra have seed and 515 Were bean tts-eta groo bean ,,y,1114 Isasseertill. ''itO 0.! 'ti'diOt .thleste San dieSe Mai 'chat! Cone' et teat to an an. p ere ed -Utter wiShidgt the 'hostiAtcl, osts tno2hae quarter of, a oleo- tuaY Q'f haPPY .Wedtlecl 'lifts so t(herSulght liat!d the privilege ,,tr• f. eclehraiting, their ..g,Oltlen, wedding% . • A FORMER 'CLINTOiNT TOY MARRIED, aVe ere pleased to report the wede ding of Rev, Clifton Gifford e 101`1111-1' boy of Ontario St. Narso4i,ge when his fathVi was preacher in that chureb; .- Cedardale Fenn, 0t1 concesaion ot 'Westminster townehiP, Moldle x comity', the home of Air. and ales. P. 14, Fearn, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, 20th, when theie eldest daughter, Miss Mabel B., was lathed in marriage. velth Rey. Oliftou Isterdham Catttotal ot London. The cevemony was conduct- ed by Rev. ti jewett of Idount Brydges, who was assisted by Rev. R. 11. Barnby of Lambeth., The bride wore a gbwn of white satin trimmed with lace and pearls, and looked charming beneath the bridal veil crowned with lily of the 'tenet,. She carvied white roses Miss Ira rearm sister of the beide, acted as brides maid. She wore blue marquisette, and carried a boquet of pink roses. Aliss Neste,Fearn of Chicago, dress- ed in white lawn and carrying a bee. get of carauations, was flower girl. The groom was supported by Mr. Malcolm P. Snjith of Toronto. After the ceremony a taut forty guests sat down to a wedding breakfast, Guests 'were present from Chicago Wyom- ing, Stratford, Toronto, St, , Thomas. Forest, LondonaMount 13rydges and Los Angeles. Alr. and Airs. Gifford left London for Puslineh Lake. Mre. Gifford's going -away„ suit was of royal blue. Upon returning they wdl go to their new home at West Lorne, Ont.- . • _ District News. • London Road A big sneak thief entered thei barn and &tables of at At' ng - ham' and stole all( the eggs braSun- day last( while/Me( owner was\ at ,ch.urch. Suspicion, rests on a, well known ohmmeter. . Sir. R.Craig, whol wag calflefd home from 'the West on account pf the serious :illness' of Ws , faltixer, near Blyth, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Fred Nott. Mrs. OolltSon, of Blyth, spent fa few days with Mr. and 'Mrs. 4ermore. Mr. Jos. 'Shiailey(sPent Sunday with his father near Rirkton. The, old gentleman sviaT he9dt next month and ie halal and t hearty and is able. to. walk twice a Sunday to church. Mr,. C. Hawke will take the tonic next Tuesday a't the League which witl be held) at the home of Mr. Flank Grant. Mrs, Zulston and daughter, of Grand Forkes, N. D., ed. "Visttintg with her sister, Mrs. H. Livetattorie. essitaennewfarantaan d Miss Annie McFarland book (the Garden Party at Porter's Hill last week ,a,;:eiryvt,04:) ei:13,s' $.11.p, ent'tOZ006n 'a° SilittirCi.?YtIte tittlay with linst'soo 33errly', es 1s4t span( the leolidisy in Detroit. Mr. jttels 4snalcil Melted. oyes! the guestldr e 1.1(%yrzl., ?pad Milers Jessi,e Tivskrfpdont sPen lie is t ,of July with her sisters,at 3yth, - Mr. and Mr S. J. Ounninghante' js- ltad friends 9,n Go.deriels last week, Mi. ai ter. of Vancon,yer ss iding at t]ac' home at I‘Jr T Jackson, Sr. Miss Ruby Sail:tor 1s visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mr/s. L. Suit - t ea, Mr. Leonard Fate 'of the ,Royal, Bank, Toronto, wa,s In down Mon- day. • Mrs..W. Sims of Blyth, 'visited this streak at the leome of Mr.W.' Gra- hem. Mrs. Peter Campbell and dautelet- ,er are vi.ettin,g thie weelt io Bruce- -field. / , • Airs. Rieneay, of Plgtsville, with her two cliildreni is visiting Mrs. Gttchrih. (. ij Mr. L. Fair, of Toronto, was call- ing on oicti friends 1 own over the holiday.. Miss 1VItutaido Bogle, of D'od,eralch, is the guest other? aunt 'Mesa TT. Pennebaker. . Mr. Jack McCaughey who, is lin the Union Bank l at Cioderich, was home for the ist, Miss Mary Chidley . (entertained about thirty otber, giri frrsends on Wednesday afternoon. IVIiss Edna Pennebaker •has an - turned home, after a two iereeks visit with Goderieh friends: Mr. and Mrs, Oharleg Mason, tof London, vtaited relatiaes in Clin- ton during Dominion Day. Mrs. John iWilford, of Blyth, wag a viaitior over the holiclayWith her sister, Mrs. (rhos, McKenzie jr. Mies May Ranee Leaves on Friday for Chautauqua, New. York where she will atten,d a summer se:hool. • ' Miss Lucy Cooper and Miss Clara ittoltneaville Mr. J 11, Lowery, of North Bay spent a few days visiting Mende i this vicieity. One of Mr. Lerder's sons felt off o the railroad bridge and hurt his arn one day last vveek, lIol.zhauer spent the lat of July in St. Thomas. They returned home . on Tuesld.ay. Misses Marion and Dennis McNiel of London, spent Dominion Day here visiting with relatives in Cia- Von and Mullett. • Sir. George. Wansbotd, of Strat- ford, spent a short time an toWn while ermente from Blyth to Strat- f ord on Monday. Mr. /and Mrs. S. Murcia and. daughter of Stratford Welted with Mr. and Mrs. Wee. Moore and other old friends over the holiday. The Blyth Standard says ;--There is V Dry lath\ change in the coWdi- Boss of Miss Agnes .13abb who as ly- lag clangevously ill at the home of leer sister, Mrs. p. aletoa If. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartley kelt on !Monday afternno.on for (Gore Bay where Mr. Hartley (beach during July and part 01 August; They hen return to lelinton and finish Packing up prior ao mov- ing 'bo. Vank leek Trill. Mr. Wt11 Whitely spent the boll -- day im Detrolt. arr.' Witl Hamilton 13.A., of Lona; desbero Vietted his aunt, Mrs. 'Watt on Saturday. Mr. Melvelte. Ton:Canoe. is int Torte 6 guest 'et. TS. a . asivreameivl ue,flillue1;%elsit rv'es ithe sionammilassumummuonsvis mrs, savuntai eveoh the+ Welt -e4 ' Dendeshore 11111idsci EVel".ya'Grelg. Se(riflos(th, ^tisite this week( with Miss Jean auring ew thisutewrerweeirne 4;41.2 Mrs, John ETtyment rece'ved tele - o 8005, ge a ^ly Mo day niorning saying Ibat hes especially Frar It who's borne was on ivirrelntyre Street,' which was com- pletely devastated. lists Margaret IVIahally is visiting air Sparke neat. 13ayfield. Miss Sadie Ca,napbell, et Conch et 00. roflhinery depaatruent, left on Thurs. dey for her home in Hamilton, Mis$ Agnes Hearn oil Stelae visited last week at the honse of Mr, James Miss Florence Cuningliarne entertain ed last Thursday evening in honor of MiSS Margaret Davis, who left tan 'date spent the week end with Mrs. Murray, Science, is working this summer On Mrs. Andrew Gunn of Toronto, with Master Andrew and Miss Douglas Rattenbury street, TaaAtimviviii s s Gay Mr. end Mrs. -Launce Levis and Mr. and Mrs. will icing and baby of MoKimion's soother, Mrs, Johnston, a C.A1 S. graduate, visited Mr. Harold urclay tor Stevensville, Montana, a student at the School of Practical Miss Kathleen axe the guests of Mrs. Hamilton were holiday guests at the home. of Ala G. W. Smyth. ford spent the holiday wsth Alias Ma- laise Hales of Teronto was theguest parents here. in town over Seralay. Clarence, who ie the C.N. R. north of Toronto. Miss Edith Stewart of Blyth has teaching at Sizncee. is visiting her children of Winghatn spent the holi- day in town. • entered upon her ditties as telegraph operator at the G.N.W. office. of Mies Easons over the holiday. the week end with his sister, Mrs. B. Mr. Clarence Rance of Toronto was Pickett on Sunday. - went to Whitby on Saturday. their email daughter, are visiting Mrs. holiday under the parental roof. Kaiser. Fowler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Izza,rd week with Mrs. Joel McLeod. Me. and Airs. Chas. McKinnon and town over Sunday. Miss Murray of Goderich visited last Mr. MacWilliams of Toronto was in Mr. W. J. R. and Mrs. Fowler, with Mr, And Mrs. J. C. Stewart of Strat- Miss Ruby Suitter, who has been Ilirs.E. E. Manning and Miss Fisher Mr. Robert Reid of 13rantford spent Mr. Chas. Hall of Toronto spent the Mr. Chester Johnston of Chesterton, ergal College, Toronto. Miss aleTaggart is house from ' leaves on Saturday for her home in Galt. ' Blr, John Ransford spent Friday and Saturday in Toronto and London. Mies Stella Copp arrived home on Thursday from Fort Erie. Mrs. W. Ross left on Saturday for a visit to Winnipeg. Me and Mrs, J. B. Kennedy ot De- troit spent the holiday with Mr. Ken. nedy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. B Kennedy, Miss Kate Scott is expected home from New York this week, Miss Maw Glen visited over the ist n London and St. Timings, Ale. Alf' Rance of Toronto was in own tide week shaking hands with onto this week. Miss Hilton went to Teen to f • ° , the holiday. mtss Ceuta who( has (been teaching near Hamilton 25 hOtat) for f the holidays, 1 -Mies Olive Cooper has getunned front Summerviele where (she has 13 been te.achang - J. WS {Treleaven, Ciarance Copp and. Doherty leave this week for Lo.ndon(to take a special o teaelmes ceurse an military, work, . Mr. Will Greig, of Exeter, (spent S' the week -lend at home. ' e Adre. W. T. O'Neil and the Misses O'Neil' gave an Alf Hone, Tueadaty a eino.on, • Me. and Mrs. Will Coats spent the week -end in To.ronto Air. and Mrs. Geo, Decker event 'the holiday with Mr. Becker's par- ents, Mr. and MPS. e.T. Becker. This is George's first visit home for four yea's. Mrs. Thomas Fleinteg-whose 1)05 - band was a soldier in /the civil wer, has been awarded topenston 1.1fibted States Government,. Major Ra.nce left on Wcadnesclam fo,r the militarY camn at Petawawa. Mrs, Winniet O'Neil. left on weal, nesdaY for a week's visit in (Port Perry, where' she will be the guest' of Mrs. N. MacEachren, Misses Jean Scott and jean Mae - Taggart spent a couple of days this Week, with 51958 Dorothy Heath lin Hayfield. Quite a number from heie took i the social at Porter's Bill on Wednes day evening- • ., Miss Emily Procter hes returned home after A month's visit with he sister Mrs. I. 14. Lowery,of NorthBay l he Bohnesvi hi ladies are has getting the Parsonage ready for th new minister. Rev, C. 0. Colleens and family on Tuesday last said Good Bye to Holmes vine and left for their new clanage the wic C, 'cult in Kent Co. A large circle of Mende regret their departure from •the Church and community. They have been earnest in every good word and work and are followed a marly regrets at thew leaving and the best whites for their future happiness and success, The National Land, Fruit and Pack- ing Company, has numerous orchards under rental in Huron Coun- ty, has been busy this eptiog looking after more trees, scraping and spray- ing -the orchards, and in many ways urging them to a yield that the faint- ers in this section have been unaware of. On one piece of land they have set out over 5,000 tomato plan te, and two acres of potatoes. They p ty the fanners good rentals for orcherds, and simply because they know how to get tbe most net of them, are that much ahead of the flamer, who might. have the whole profit e himself, if dm sub- ject had Leen more closely studied. 1.14,titiett++*******44+24 4. +e- t. Pers9nal N e If those bovine reloMves or frielids togy.litsionf therloorep.oglityligeka:-4'Y wount announce a in tne tNICeNT ate2', VZ4.4,144,444445444444-411 Mi. 3. A. Irwen preached in lyth on Mrs. 0.13. 0.0. Hoover spent) (the its in Brantford. Mr. Nosmant Eitzslannsons \spent the 1St 01 Birth. Nieston, Welsh went to Oa dm- ich last frhuraday. -- I MISS Jennie Taylor; is visiting in London, this weseltJ Miss Grace Cluf f9 spent the heti- day in Wiondatoek, I Mrs. c.w. frhomnaon left, on Sat- urday, for Vancouver. t Mrs. D. Rotes spent) a few, days ) thes week is] Belgra,ve. atir. Grant Beaton as home Seam e Zurech for thet holidays. • I MIAs C, Arehabald is spending it reortth ot so ataGore Bay. veTeRs LIST For 1912 of the Municipality of the Town of Clinton, County of Iltiron." ----- NOTICE is hereby given that t have trannnitted er (deldvered to he P03: Sons mentioned in eections 9 and 9, toe the Ontario Voters' Lest Act, the. copieseregoired by paid sections tot' be so. transmitted on delivered of the l!Se 331 adS, 1313r S13 ant to the said Act, of all newtons tape ooartng by the last eeviteed Assess- ment Roll of the said Municipality a Ole etio n for Members of the Legislative Assam hi y and at SVIunia cipal Elections; and that the amid lest was Hrst posted up an my offica In Clinton on the and day of July, 1912, and eemains there torinspee- tion. Electors 'are called upon to ejtainine &he said lest, and if /anY aniesions, or arty other ersates are mind therein, to take imraediate proteeoclings to have the -said ,eerore °erected according to law. • D. MACPHERSON, 4, Mown Plates, Dated this and day of July, 1912. Hotel Normandie /Clinton The Hotel Normandee, owned by p 8.8. Cooper, Chintone and now be- ti eng ,conducted by has father -iii Mr. Hanna, Metverton,. was dis- a covered to be on fire at 2.30 last Friday mostaing anclabut for the th rompt t' ' ' , g vhich had 'water wethen a Stow Is minatee after; the alarm) tee en.ded, ae he place( 'would( have been la total in ass, As 51 98 a great' deal o datm- w age was done by smoke and water wog to the nature of the budding, ath rho borders and trave)ere escaPed st vithout injury. The loss is,cover- h el by insurance. 111 The. hosiee, wag badly fdzinaged tit Was Badly Damaged 'Hy taster -being knocked off' 'the ar- ltions to get at the( Heel and 1 Jo lions choPPecl riP to get at the fere n 0801 he iloor drot 11001% The Insura.nee men were here its week and fixed up the losees, al shal s Belleard room Was ut out of conamession, by the Water the partition( between, the Nor - an die- dining r001133 Wad hid 51103't as badly damaged,. I There was good, wtatee Ayes/sutra at morning anciaconeaderang the art the fire had and the way (the ate! is laid out the fire Menwere deed lucky! to geti it out with as tle dainag.e tse wal done, !d friends. - Clintonian's Impression or Woodrow Wilson, , 'The news of the week is the selec- tion cf Woodrow Wileon as Standard hearer of the Cemocratie party in the comirg presidential elections. Under- ev. D. K. Grant, of this town IN as acquainted with the Jersey Govemor, New Era report- er tteked for some personal ins pressions of the man who is now in the lime- light. Mr.. Giant said: - "1 arn glad to speak of this man. This is a poor age for hero worship but I comtess to a desire to bow at this IVIiile at Princetone- I knew him as One of the professors at the University, Princeton always has big men on hand. At that time he in. joyed' the distinction of lutviog tom of ttse meet eminent professors in Anna - belt on her teaching staff. We called them the "Big Four." Them was Pat- ton in Philosophy, Baldwin in Psy cho'oge, "Thankle", Young in Astron. ottlY, mai Wilson in History. The lattee itte,y he known to some of your readers as the author of the latest and best History of the United Stet, s. After the retirement of Patton, Dr, Wilson became Presidenb of the 'Un- iversity, probably the ablest and most distinguished of Princeton's long line. He carried through some radical re- forms during his short term as Univers sity President, not without some stiff battles, bow e v ea with the governing body. It wits while io the thick of tins fight for University reform that he ream down to 13ermuda in the willies' of 1910 for a visit. T got to know hie] well then. A Presbytestien to the back -bone, he was a regular .svoi shipper at St. Andrews, Hamilton, where I was minieter. On one omits - ion he preached at SG. Audrews and thoogh not a minister, delivered a splendid sermon' • . He impreseecl tne as a man of deep end genuine mete. ane den while 00.011011111011101000001114000•001111100 Tenders Wanted Tenders twa,atedl for rebuilding a brick wait at The New Exalt, offinte and maltin other aespaerst For further p ecularst call ,at NEW ERA, OFFICE. 60.eitelmospootaipeseeeeseeese fire Lost friday Morning ) The Ceatte Huronflicense Coin- missies:tees met here' on Friday; re- garding the Norman/elle( Hotel li- cense which expered oes Setur,day and oothme°31ausa(cinel;'c agivinfaagep' rear Aiiiveaton, and father -in -flaw of 8.8. Cooper, who has been ( the owner of the) holtol. The outmisaion ars melered tthe btu. toebel closed until the house as put in condition to receive (travel- ers agatn aften that fire "damages have been repaired and Will (then transfer the lecense to Me. Hanna, if present arr,angeimentg are (eatis teed oast, Verandah crees ,O, 8 and 10 feet wide - -0 ---- IIAMMOCItS 11 1 to $11.50 FANS rill Prices Cooper&Co CLINTON I immomminimmummin. For Salt One buggy, cutter, harnessWm, and rug e and a one-horse ploW and one "DataY" churn, second hand or -- gen. All ingood repair. ApPdy to , Hugh Ross, fPownaend St. For Sale at a Bargain A forty light acetylene gad machine (KUrtze Improved), with ,chandlterte and burners all jeota- plete. Harland Bros, Teacher .Wanted --- Teacher wanted for S. S. No. 10 Goclerieh Township. Duties to commence after the sumaner holi- days. An ,axperienced teacher Pre - leered, apply to, A. WELSH, , sen-treas. ton, 11.0, WANTED -- A Tellable man with a ,businese experience among, farmers, to ra•-‘, present usin South Western On - tart°. Permanent position ,for the right man. STONE az WELLINGTON, Toronto. For Sale Mowing machine in Mod work- ing order; MasseY-Eazetis bindeztis root-ettttee ; and a (buggy, needy, DEM; and cutter, apply te A. D. WILTSE, ,Ontarto Street. Farm For Sale A. first class farm, oonsisting of 75 aeree, on eon, 12, part lot 34, Eful- lett township, 3na1les from. Landes- boro, and Smiles from' Blyth, 1 1-2 miles from School. A bank bar n 36 by 56, another barn 36x62, drive shed 24x40. A: brick leotuse, pletty of water, about an (Sure of 0r - Possession can be given right after harvest. Apply to W/LLI.A.11/ LONGMAN, l3lyth, P.,0, we discussed the situation at Prince- ton, I remember his saying, "l1 is weary work, this of fighting men who ought to be on your side. We expect bad men to be against us but when men of good character ooppose on sel- fish or mean grounds, it is a sore trial to faith. If I did not believe that God's hand was guiding and that righteousness sooner or later must pre, vad, I never could have the heart to tackle ny big job." That remark struck me forcibly at the time and I he ve ofteo reflected on it since Dr, Wilson's entry into -public life. The Jersey governor possesses a de. cidedly rongnetic personality. It is not the magnetism of manner or ach dress thought both of these are admirable, it is rather the spell of moral force that emanates from the man and infects the. person brought into contact, He impressed me as a man of elemental simplicity of soul - which is the hall -mark oft real great. ness. His personal appearance is good but not specially striking. Telis height is about 5 ft, 10 inches and he walks Witi 1133 abstracted air. Tbe face arrests attention ; it is grave, scholar- ly and marked with lines ef intense thought, Ills manner is cordial with the charm of the cultured Southeiner, He invites one's confidence ; he puts one on the friendliest footing front the start. Next to his simplicity „eine is impressed with his it Mee kindness of hearf- With the breaking ep of the Re. Publican party, it looks a moral cer- tanity tbat, Woodrow Wilson will soot sit in the somas of the mightaa, There is good reason for judging that he will adoro the White Rouse as no other man since Wm dAys oi Lineon. There is indeed more than a leigit've resemblence between him and the martyr of Emancipation. The same grave, sonsevehat sad face, a littIe of the rail -split -tees loose joihtedness, good Steal tIbi, s'ately measured moc-e diction and very much. of Lincoln's humour and fondee a for a good story. After the quite unedifying spectae/e recently priasetted at Chicago, it is ogfrathtiefyDinegmtooczwaitlitelepsasrttbye. "ble Gh°f'c'e Even Plata hanself Would have approved their choice and I Leel certain that When the ballots .euall have fallen, om Nov, ath, itt be found that Uncle Semi is no fool.' Onee &la longtaismd heddoes put at the nation's head the flower Of Anse orient. Manhood,„'fi , A