HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-10-10, Page 1Established 1865, Vol. 47, No. 15
CLINTONONTARIO THURSDAY` 'OCTOBER (O 1912,
W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publishers`
THE NEW ' ERA Would Like to Receive Budgets of News Each Week From Alt its Correspondents.
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THE
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Rohe Doig .peri'ur'smith re-
keY n
ceived a ,despatch from iWilkbs- �� �r�l�il of
r,arne, Pa, aeytng his brolhtr John
Bak was dyg in the hosptal there.
oyalIds Doig left for 'Wliteshare en ��� �� Oki �a�rej Wedn'esd'ay afternoon.
OF CANADA
Mad office, Montreal' Gies the Best. It Pays. Mr, John Ransford Receives A
ELLIOTT
"Spanish Prison" Letter Of
Capiltal Authorized $25,000,000 ' / • ; �// // �, New Type•
Capital bawd -up 11,500,000
Reserve and undivided,
profits 12,500,000 TORONTO, ONT.
TOTAL ASSETS 175,000,000 Is well kno Wn es the regi, . Place
for superior hus,(t�eete ,and ei,._•rIt-
$26 BRANCHES ' hand education, , Poa''ions worth
$:1100' and $15000 were recently fill-.
IWilth world wide connection ed by us. Write 1or Catalogue.
Interest allowed on Deposits
General 1Baankiing business titian's -
acted. `
Sweet
•
R. E. MANNINO, Mgr. Potatoes
CLINTON BRANCH
Colgaltea E''cla t
Co1gates
Colglates 'Monad Violet
4 olgates Cashmere Bouquet
Colga'tos Dactylia
Williams
Sar
ei
Williams Violet
Williamel Carnation
Royal Rose
Royal Vinolia~ v„
F�-OE GCLAT. We think it
one .of the best.
J. - IW.WWVJ Y
Dispensing Chemist..
evasaann
Menu tor This Week
Sweet Potatoes
Hinman Haddie,
Spanish °mione,
Freeb Sausage
Peaches. and Grapes,
Peaches and Grapes ante now
at their best. This will
be a iigekeach
W. T. O'NEIL
THE HUB GROCER.
Phone 48
The Njolsons Bank
Incorporated 11855
Record of Progress for Five Years )906=1911
100
6
CAPITAL._ . . . . $83000,00.00 $4 . 0 000.00
,000,000,00 4,600,000.00
DESERVE .
DE . .23,677,730.00 35,042,311.00
LOANS AD INVESTMENTS 27,457,090.00 38,354,501.00
'i1QTAL h.SS::TS . 83,090,I92.00 45,237,274.00
Principal
and ents and Correspondents in all.
the
Haa 85 Rc .tithes in Canada, pat and
s in tine World. --
A. GENERAL BANSIrb, RlTSINESS TRANSACTED.'
EPAR.,TMENT
SAVINGS BANK
S
at
at all Branches. Interest aliovredhighest h3 )k
est ainrr
ent rate.
C.inton Branch. - C E. DOWDING, Manager
Mr. John Ransford, the well-known.
Stapleton farmer, uptown G. T. R.,.
ticket agent, etc.,, received one day
last week one of the famous "Spanish'
prisioner letters", a fraud which is be
coming more or less 'of a "chesnit".
The letter differs, however, from the
old style letter, in that the writer in
the present instance represents him-
self to be a Ruesian banker from St.
Petersburg, who hes fallen "indnr-
ance vile." The letter follows
Dear Sir -Although I know yon only
from good reference of your honesty
nay sad situation compels meto reveal
you an important affair in which you
can procure a modest fortune at the
some timethat of my darling daughter• f
Before being imprisioned here I was
established as a banker in Russia! es
yon will see by the inclosed azticte
about me of many 13nglish newspapers
whish have published my arrest in
London..
I beseech you to help me to obtain a
sum of $460,000 1 have in America and
to come here to raise the seizure of my
baggage by paying to the registrar of
the court the expenses of my trial and.
recover my portmanteus containing a
secret pocket where I have hidden the
document indispensable to recover the
said sum..' As reward I give up to you
the third part viz, $160,000,
I cannot receive your answer in the
prison; but you must send a cablegram
to a person of my confidence who will
deliver it to me.
Awaiting your cable to instruct you
in all my secre,tl am air, yours truly
Tvansvitch.
A postscript tb'the letter gives in-
structions in regard to answering by
cable,
Where To Find It.
Church News, page 4•
Social and Personal page 4.
Cynthia's Chauffeur pa'ge ,7
Local News on pages 1, 2,4, and 8.
Sunday School Lesson -on page 5.
County and District News Pin page
S.
Huron tCounty news on ,pages, 3
and 5. `
Sketch of Sir Chargee Tripper on
page 3.
Pwblia School report for Septent=
ker on page 2.
Good news on every page.
General Sir Isaac Brock
hAhM/cMAMhhAAldihhMAAA'S
Local News
WvVvVVv vvVWVVWVVVvvvVW
leELL RINGERS COMING.
life
13e11 Ringers who entertained
such a Jai/4e audience last Spring will
be in the town hall onThursday evening
Oct. 17th, Those who heard them
know what they.are capahlo of doing
and a ilia class evening is guaranteed.
1lAYPIELD FAIR.
Baytleld fair was up against the
weather man pretty hard. It com-
menced to rain about 10 °,look and
the directors cuncelled the Band er -
gagement, It is too bad as our
neighboring v.Ilagealways has an ea•
celtent fair. .
MINOR LOCALS.
There is a move on hand to ream -
range the territory of the School ln-
spectara,tes of Nitron Co., with pee.
hires a share of Bruce Co, A third
Inspector will be appointed so as to
cover the work better.
Few towns turn out a finer Cornet
Band than Clinton and their popular-
ity is evident] in the ascendant by
the number' of outside engagements
with well ple,.,ed patrons. •
The Minister of Education desires to
invite the attention of teachers and
school boards to, the duty of 'comme'
morating in a suitable manner the
hundredth'anniversary ;of the death
of General Sir Isaac Brock, who died
in defence of his country: at Queenston
Heights on October 13th, 1812. As the
anniversary falls this year on Sunday
the schools might hold celebration on
Monday, October 14
Su si;;uai au uppvrtunity of honor-
ing tl,e oliarA-ter of this n itional
hero should not be permi tcii to pass
OCTOBER COUNCIL MEETING. r auuoc.sec: in the scuuui,. It was the
( sagacity and uitr,rpid spirit of Genet al
Brock which saved Canada at a c.i.i-
g was held on Mon- cal time, and the qualities displayed
Council meeting by him both as soldier and statesman
day evening and did not last very should be impressed upon the school
long. children of the Province as a good
Several extra electric lights are to example of duty nobly done. The
be placed around town at the request fol:owing reference to General Brook
of the Property and Light Committee taken from the Ontario Public
'The Baseball Club asked for a rebate et
History of Canada: -
on Park rent and matter was referred tie thing the enemy overlooked,
to Park Conamitte. and that was the character of the
The unpaid street watering accounts Canadians. Fianna in just cause
are to be placed in Chief Wheatleys and in detence of their homes, the
hands for collection, latter were animated by a spirit which
The Street Como -Atte had the follow- in war usually offsets an enemy's ad-
ing report :- vantage in numbers and wealth. The
Your committee beg to report as commander of the forces in Upper
follows: -We have not been able to Canada Major-General Isaac Brock.
complete the work passed at lasteoun- a man in whom such a spirit breathed
cid meeting on'accounr, of scarcity of in this hour of danger. Be had al
men and wet weather, however we ready served in the country for ten
expect to be able to finish up this years, and he. knew and valued the
month. The work we have not been local milita as well as the regular
, able to get at is putting tile in low
Local 'News
u'sif P Fi'1 14 MFAR
DID W8LL.
At Br•usse'.s Fall Fair last week J.
X. Wise, a well-known resident of
this locality, took 61 ed, tickets and
2 blue ones in the exhibit of grain
GRAND .OPENING.
The Salvation Array Citadel
which has ,been undergoing ex-
tensive alterations and improve-
ments, will he publicly re -opened
on Sunday, Oct. 13th at 3 p, m., by
Major and Mrs. Morris from Lon-
don, aassisted by Captz:in'Gibbs and
Lfuet. W habtaker, Inc officers ' in
charge of the local corps. The
opening ceremony will be presided,
of er by Ex -Mayor Taylor and
Major Morris will lecture on "The
evolution, of the Salvation Arrny"
This will prove most interesting as
the Major is aman of wide exper-
ience having recently had charge
of the work in British Columbia and
then to the Yukon. At 4.30 a great
P kind. . : .
men. Under the inspiration of Brook's Boston -Collins, ail, Bedunt ajnd
s grew brighter ,Carrigan
Loyatthe inspect g 6n
leadership P w n and.wiles
York -Mathewson n
remembering
hu
w
r
ew Yor
yi t voluuteers, Lo al
s
they and their £athere had been --0---
I part of the Mary Street ' drain and
front of Wm.
granolithic walk in
t.r
Jackson's property._ Your committee
had an interview with Mr. Pander, a
G. T. R., representative in regard to
widening the approach to railway on
Bayfield road, but up to the ppresent.
we have heard nothing officially al-
though they promised to let us know
et once. Indirectly we have heard.
that the G. T. R. does not intend to
do anything in the matter. If that is
the case your committee recommend
that the Council appeal to Railway
Commission to have the approach
widened as it is necessary to have
this done before this walk can be corn=
platedand it would be dangerous to
have a walk there as itis at present,
We are also pleased to report that the
Government Inspector has heen here
and approved of the repairs to grano-
lithic walks around postoffice, the -
some to be done under supervision of
Street Committee.
Committee adjourned.
Width 40
•,uPrctCP?
styles for Fall,. The
two brand new
ir, ERE are
'oldp'1 with the
' s very
o u ar
rl
eP
- ho
Ra
g
Ian
s
when styled
d
and Jan
s tailoringtrade,Y
high -alas
k The
• it is asmart over -sack, correctly, as shownvery
button -through, patch pocket style is neat andstylish
. are.
travellingor street coat. These.
smart
and ;makes a
styles we are showing
t
only two of the twenty OvercoatY
O y
famous zoth Century Brand make.
in the Y
just
Another shipment of Sweaters
,Aust
d CALL AND SEE THEM
arrive
Clothing
C.
.
lot.
Morrish..
A quare Deal For Every Man;
in a large class of a th.bitois.
HARD TO BEAT.
Robert Sloan, of Porters Bill was
• n exhibitor in fruit at East Huron
Fall Fair at Brussels. 91e received
19 First prizes and 3 Seconds and
had aline .show of fruit.
ORGAN RECITAL.
,The Ontario street choir'have ern
gaged Prof. 3iewlcett, of Hamilton
to give` an organ recital inthe
chur li on Dec. let. It had been
int ended to have the • recital this
mondh but it has been chengted to
Decesnjbee'.
'WEN'S INSTITUTE, -.
;The Ladies of the Women"s In-
stitute
homefhold
Mre He B.C'hantngat
on
Tuesday, Oct ,15th at eight o'clock
to which the ladies are cordially
invited. A small admiissron ,fee of
10 cents will be charged, A good
Fiogran:Mae rendered =and refreeh'-
nients served.
GOES TO CALGARY.
Rev. 4.'C: Wishart, li. A., of Brus-
sels, has accepted the call to
St.
Paul's church, Ctlgary, at a�salary
of 52,500. Pie closes his pastorate
of 6 successful years on Sabbath.
20th inst., and is dere at Calgary on
Nov. Ord. Rev. D. Perris of Wing -
ham, will act as Moderator of Bros
eels congregation during the vac-
ancy ,
NEW MILLING COMPANY.
Salvation citadel.
Meeting he will be deli in ;Tyhe large riour mill recently own
the citadel. A hearty invitation is ed by J. &. N. Fair, has been sold
extended to all to attend these ser -1 to 'Mr, John Schoenhals, of Port
vices. Albert, and Mr. R.C.Sing, of Gode-
rich. Both men conte highly re-
commended as poss getting capable
i•it•s•If•i•••••••b••wN•••• business ability Mr. Xing lea well
O
�t
Please
Notify Lis
11 Yew deet rutin down, til you
healtth thnot at enjoying
d beyouree,,
wo know'that in. -a very sbtoolt
tote aboittle of
ltexxall Wine of Cod
Liver Oil
wuli snake oni.wellandatrotig'° •
,Take chat: ��guasaantee tfori 1±,
there 1s 00 better, -body build-
er. Sold only at the
REXALL STORE.
W.S.R. Holmes
Phm. B.
known citizen of Goderich mid Mr.
1
Scboemlha's has been cage ed for l
� sig year
in Port Albert, and before that time
l O s eight sin the milling bustoiess
P ffea•
learned his trade with the fel
m a..a.••t•HaSa S S•t•••-
Mitllirag'Co., of Milverton. ;The new
The world's series is now in pro- f9��0 purpose inlProving and renov-
ating between the New York base a ing the mall with .and
1
g machinery and a entirely new "chop
ball team' and Boston. Foljowfatg per. In order to do so it will be a '
are the garage tip to date;- cow of months belfore tho new
At New York, T,ucedayr ieini be fully equipped an run
Boston -000001,300 r- 4. ming in its complete capacity"
N.ew York-�-002000001 - 3
Ta d M :To run anewspaper all a1ellow 1
Boston-O4'ood and Cady.. has to do is'to,be able to write
- a-- poems, discern; the tariff and money
At Boston, Wednescl'ay, . questions, umpire a.baseball gamle,
New York r..01010.003010-0 . report a wadding,- saw wood, des-
crrbea fire so that the rleaders will
she'd their wraps,:make $1 do the
work of:$10, shine at a date, mea- 1
habit `
cure calico, abuse the liquor , i
test 'whisky, sabecribe to Charity,
go without meals attack free silvler'
wear diamonds, invent advertise-
ments,
d rertisle- I
ments, ,sneer at snobber:v, .07 er-
look scandal, appraise babies, de-
light pumpkin raisers, minister to
the afflicted, heal the disgruntled,
fight to a'fi�nash, set type, mond
opinions, sweep out the otfice,speak'
at the prayer•-arueetings, and stand
in with everybody and evlerything
SOME VERSALIT'Y. •
New fork- oreau an yers,
NEW
FALL
�.1 o,..7
StJITIN
Now in Stock
FOR the past nine years
we have catered for
Men's Custom-made Tailor-
ing, producing. style, and
workmanship fully guaran-
teed. , Keeping none but
competent workmen, equal
to any in large cities, and.
producing
troops. _Brave, and judicious, , Boston 1.
3000000.0110-13
be wen the confidence and love of his tH
treated after the Ret olotiond.ry War,
pressed forward on all sides, more
than old be supplied with arms. In
Lower Canada the French Canadians,
having fresh in mind the memory of
their generous treatment a.t the hands
of the British government, were
prompt to vote money and men to
repel the invaders.
:The Civic Works 'sampnittce Ste-
Commended the exlersion of Tera- and Concert Company
Vey street, To, onto,• ata w• dte ,of
Tuesday Uhlan beat the world's
trotting record hall a second by
trotting amide in 1.58,
Original Royal English
BELL RINGERS
DIED AT AUBURN
'1'he uta h ul il,ue a Jane Clark,' wife
of Rve hart, A. 11gb res,.n or Auburn,
sixty-six feet. jluclnding the Premier Male which occurred on Solt. 20th, ieof thi-
W.'H. Xingatot of Mount Forest, t+ . ed one who ut to a resident of this
has been appointed Local Master Quay -tette and Entertainer Place nearly all nit Inc. the attained
the High Court of � thehad h i of 7 yeses darer f nape, and
and Registrar of g had been a great sufferer for almost a
Justice. • i, year during which time she was al
Ten million tons Sault
Canals
pass- 1 most coutionousiv confined toiler bed,'
ed througth the Sault dur- .tit was patient and cheerful Minuet
a longue ` ing Month
init heir, making it the best Town tl1 Mall, C1kfItOlA to the last. ;The funeral took plan to
Mf lmonth in their history, It ill's Cemetery on Saturday after
-
pastwed 'years as wild for the Ita11y and , sub" concluded Thursdag Ep enih 1 �et+ H" non last the pail heeTels being
past twelve. years has been 'Grand terms of peace, subject to .rati- lE !r( h le es•sis Oliver and Norman T+irnbull,
, Trunk. agent at Exeter, and who gieation, of Ginud i3euu, nephews; Alex Gomer -
1
,. - • ' ouz teen , r . of z us.,e s :a,n rasa
word from; ad wartere o v t appeared before Store on Saturday,Oct. 't zth, n cousins, The be.
pointed week that he had bean ap- the Clapp Committee toigive evi- o rei•ved bazsiiaitd, rrlalives and friends
.. .-,-n-- <_ a- _-.,,.,...:M: •n,,,,d1 4.41niccinn ..-,5e Reserve Seats v:fte 1 helve the sympathy oi: the c..min tinIIV
. ,,----,'..� .s.,,.,,.........•: 1,alouSE NOTES.
Mr. A. D. Forbes, of Stratford, Is
moving to town and will occupy
the Tyndall house on Mary street,
r t A>3ritish submarine was ran
dor ;a 3folmlber ,at years previous to h•, of e4 u ins and Ler rnstLawson, of
that,was operator fpr the G ',T,,Ry down by the liner •America and , Plan opens at b'erg's Book Clinton,n, a.ceind Chester Arzristron0
f of he crew drowned i 13 1 d Ripest Lawson of
receivedhN q Col Ro Se el Pp t 5 o lints❑, second
COMBINED MAITLAND-NIAGARA SCHEME IS ADVISED
Mr. Charles Connors has rented
Clothe ICF Men
at prices consistent with ex-
pense, and much below city
prices.
Whypaybig prices for
factorae clothes when
you can get a suit made to
your measure at home, by
Y
and
cutter ' need
an experienced
tailors, from
Mr. 1). McCorvie's cottage on Rat -
CHIEF POINTS OF EXHAUSTIYE REPORT OF HYDROELECTRIC COMMISSION ENGINEERS ON POWER teJ�•ttry atrset•
p'... IsaacBarr has bought Mrt,
PROBLEM OF` HURON COUNTY—VAGARIES Of MAITLAND RIVER—CONNECTION WITH oar' cottage ar �%ias bo street at.
present occupied by Mrs. Holmes,
NIAGARA AT STRATFORD TO HELP WHEN MAITLAND iS LOW as wits early tm
N,ovemlberget,
IMr. Thvtnas I)unibarpossession 'has moved
The report by engineers of the electric form. - meet. The result is an almost ic- into the cottage owned l Mr. Dl -
Hydro -Electric Power Commission on 1 Three estimates of fcost of pow- credible comparison between the trott opposite the hospit
a
a power scheme for tbe county of er on the Maitlulland-Niagara eystsm power obtainable at the maximum Mr, Bert Funnies has rented • the
ivel on
e respectively Mr,
' e -based b
re- were given y w andthat obtainable, h atvacated et. Its P fro bt int la - the- mini-ua
of inters� v< i y
11grecently is fullcottage x em
Cronsly
,d.
nd maximum e
'um a i
minimum, mall
develop- mi u mum.. Measuremea ke • a -the
' favor ofis taken t
is inba
anonwn�
endhomes D
comm�I' r•
e minimum mends. We
reproduce th m
Bole of ma s.BlackHole fora year upto the end
tbe Black athe
ataput
owerin
tofb im
mena is
furnace g
pnew a
the Maitland River near Goderich up and maximum estimates for the grin• `of May 1912 formed the basis of'' es- Ane
to an amount made practicable dor cipal Huron centres, thus: l timates by which is was calculated house occupied by Mi WAS, Downs,
M a
ing say nine months of the' year,
with a.tie-line to the Niagara. powers ,
system to help out during the dry
Maitland willyieldGoderich 500 $`0.41
1000 19.09
Season when the � $
3 29.24
power.. It is 00 55.10.
00
ofd:.. 1
suntilei
amB
a
-all
m
sI
but
ay
calculated as -probable, though the en;; Clinton 300 35 74 800 19.30
wish theycould have had re- Belgrave 30 71,82 '80 38 34
orris wr
35.25
soils of flow, etc•, over. a longer Wingham • • •200 86.48" 500.
period, that the Maitland system dur- Brussels ,100 ,86.26 200 45.64
flush period will yield enough Blyth 100 83.90 ' 200 44 45
p the p a -
g
59.11
300
31.99
with'ta
Mansell 150
o ai
d -i
factor f
a.
per
to be_
4
P37.34
69.70 200
Zurich
100,'
surplus to' the, Niagara power eys•
Exeter 200 62 47 400 33.42
tem, thus cancel what it .would Crediton
50 IO2,84 100 '49.
owe for Niagara system help during"C
rediton .
the short season That at all events, Dashwood 75 11,40 150 43.25
800 .51
' 1 28
Seaforth- , •. . .
400.. 53.6
' h sen.
proposition
upon which th
ro
the F
is P P
gneers are' working, which propoei- 2405 181U
tion they think offers the maximum
all iv
atter than an es were en
advantage, being b Various other estimat w given,
Niagara or an all -Maitland system. but it is not necessary. to burden the
The conclusion of the engineers was New Era columns with them in view
that for continuous all the -year-round of the plain preference • given to the
power, development at the Black combined scheme•
Hole was not advised ; but with the The Maitland` watershed is about
help -out of a Niagara connection for 950 square mime in extent, and in the
the low, water season, Black Hole early days kept .the Maitland a re.
.0 spectable stream all the year round,.
ower might usefully be developed F
p g Itfva'
of drainage, cu
I eeff
ecce d ,
if i out Uh
providing
for
b
p thus' r i
to 8
ssa h. g
P.
e
g over th
p1 deforestation all
necessary all'power requirements of - Mon and`
the various towns and villages, of 'watershed have •modes radical change.
'"to be tiow using The •waternowruns on rapidly; and
Huish 'estimatedf wg
mural
storage e a
s
'tile natural to
er li
' v g
ed
Here
is
.est estimated t
m
ch it wan{
p.,ofw
hi 1<
he
1 et
652r timate 000feet,
7
le
ort PP
8io10 h, p. night be turned into the. compared with the daysasbefore„s . •
h 3S,800 24 b id
Minimum Maximum ' that
of se power con <„-• - - —_ moved
have been got on May 30, 1912, that the Marlowe house on Maple street
H. P. cost 13. P. Costwhich he recently purchased.
J'I3 L
E
N LESLIE
DEAD.
D.
O
After a short illness from pleuro
being
the highest, whilst
au
. 30
I911 only 800 24 -hon h P, could' ave
been
got For 10 -hour power alarger
amount could be assured, respective-
ly 62,000 and 1,200 on the dates men-
tioned. But the comparison in either
e i almost
case is humorous.
Should the scheme become e e an actu-
ality the Stratford stepping -down
station would be enlarged and power
would be stepped down from 110,000
to 44,000. volts here for a main line
extension from Stratford to Goderich.'
The effect of thec onnection though
the report does not discuss this gfsf point,.
would presumably be to modify in
part tbe cost of Niagara power on
this of the Niagara system. The
scheme provides for deliverance of
power to towns in Huron at 13,200
volts, and to villages at 2,200 volts,:
transformation to those voltages be•'
ing;. included in the above estimates.
The engineers -state the Black Dole
offers undoubtedly the best 'location
for power development on tbe` Mait-
land. The total drop of the Mait-
land from headwaters to - mouth is
20.0.
0 10 $25 00
We've seen others come
and go, but we are here to
stay. (3sing the same motto
as when we started:
pneumonia John Leslie answered
the finals roll call on Sunday. De -,
ceased was born wear .J3ellevil e
over 73 years ago, u,
and Raft
rem
sided here for ovor 60 year's D
e-
cetaleeld followed the trade of car-
riage builder and in his time was
associated with W. J,+Hohnes and
to the latter still resid
Fred Clbaht,
es %n� Clinton.la' Mx. Leslie in h1e
ife
hr r
vodo
onthe Council bo
and
e .
e
s
e
as
well
as a
the School oo]
Board r
d
and
d
trustee of Willie ehurrh.
11ie
was pro -deceased by his wife, a-•
tout 11 years ago. A grown' up fam
Ry survive; James, of New York;
John D., of Oakland, Cal;, ; Mrs:
(Rev.) J. J. Patterson, Sarnia ; 'Mrs.
J . 'Watson, Seaforth; and Mrs. W.
DJF'air, of towns Deceased was an
honorable and up -right man and
will be greatly missed by hie many
qly friondn• fnle funeral was hold
du Tuesday afternoon. They aere ems-
a
d
' w
vice
till
C house n grAve
conducted ay Rev D.K. Grant. The
hail-tbeftr6r;b, ` gV.9,i J,410 PPRtt,
"QUALITY„
Men's TailOPS and furnishers •
acksoTlr, , J, Wisetna'n,, W. Bay
-
done, J. Watson and W. D. Fair.
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Watson.
were here to attend the funeral,
-MAX HAVE A BRA'1�TCH
IN IWfN,,OHAiM.
The Wingham Times of last week
bad the following, Jackson
Manufacturing Co., of Clinton,. maim-
1acturers of clothing, are now trying,
problem
of the extension
Ivo the
of to
t
The
their fast growing business..
company now have plants in Clinton,
Goderich and Exeter and the help
prohlem makes it necessary to open
her branch in some other town.
snot
Bearing of this, Mayor Spotton. and
R. Clegg, President of the Board of
trade, accompanied by Messrs. Wm.
Bone, O. G. VanStone,' 3, W. Mc -
.gibbon,. John Quirk, E. B. Walker,
W. A. Campbell and H. B. Elliott.
went to Clinton on Monday afternoon
with Mr. Thos.
a conference
Had
and
Jackson, discussing the advantages to
be obtained by tbe opening of a,branch•
factory in Wingham. Mr. Jackson
promised to visit Wingham in the rear
future when the matter will he fully
proposition
liked
ru o y
s d and a p t
r i tt ee p
l sc
be ot-
to �v
placed before the ratepayers
ed on in January, The Jackson Co.
is an established concern and we
would be pleased to see them locate
in %Vingham.
d
Dr, Campbell of Zurich is the
possessor of a young peach tree at
his residence' that produced a peach
measuring 101-2 inches at 10
largest eircutelereuice.
A fine {Hare owned by A, Mi11,
of the Brannon Line, was kicked by
n1
• sand her le
e t
bores ,
anotherr
he
broken She was kr1led to ttM V?q
liar, iir�fferti48, I.�