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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1897-11-26, Page 8Thi Olijton is IVto if l? tUA1F Int► UpR30 26, 1987 Bae lsh + `" vo rmity-.fit,ghest. pylae paid for Poultry' an� nt o�Nwioz� J3iiUs tur • ata: `' 1��V1� l�1Jat1X>c� cbe ' ma GOOD Tomlin- sit' iasin Mcbonnell threshed on the farm He of �[»`.JObri White, fluran Road, 200 �� iiushele of wheat, with a Monarch tai tGrepher, in l* hours; this is or r ,eclitd veork, and shows what can be th' Brine with aClinton machine, p A,0rJ xQZS- —The additional tsi FII tppIt ances for the Fire Lepartment, er caxj9ieting of Beater, Babcock extin- M �gXuisliec,. ladders, &c, were brought from ce k3r6seels on Friday by W. Wheatley, pE G ,and Mr Watt, representing the Ronald m Clonapany, will make the attachments hi [if the Beater to the engine at once. cli x S0I300L BOARD --A meeting of the tI aoltegiate,Board of Trustees was held si 9n Friday night, but beyond passing a it few accounts, nothing was done. At E a meeting of the Public School Board s Principal Lough sliowed the attend- c ante for Oct. to be boys 244; girls 208; a Ayer attendance 388; a few accounts a passed was all the business transacted. t r $MLDING NOTES—The prospects are t favorable for an unusual decree of ac- t tivity in building matters next season. Already S.S. Cuoper has contracts for a four brick residences to be erected next e year, some of them in town, andTihos. McKenzie anticipates an equally busy i season. There is an increasing demand t in town for houses, that should be sup- l plied., f 4 COASERvATIvs AssOCIATION — The annual meeting of the Conservative a Association of town was held in the 1 ' Council chamber, on Monday eyening. The election of officers resulted as fol-lows:—President, Dr. T.C.Bruce; Vice - President, Geo. Rourke; Sec -Tress, J. 'P. Doherty; Executive committee: -- t' ' T. Walker, T. Johnson, A. M. Todd, 0. ' Cooper. Mr Beck was not* present, as anticipated. -PnOPERTY CHANCES --R, McLennan will•offer his vacant lots onVictoria St - for sale by auction on Dec. 11th; at the same time the house adjoining Beattie's f livery will be offered for sale. The house on Albert St., and the farm of ,�'�acreP just. outside of town, belong- ' sIng to the Spooner estate, are offered ' for sale; the latter is a splendid place t i for a farmer who wishes to buy a little land.and retire. The Foxton property is also offered for sale. ' A NARROW EsCAPn.—Tbe other day smoke was noticed in the residence of g. B. Chant, and although the stove lavas carefully all to, and every effort made to And the origin of the smoke, it was for some time unsuccess ful. Finally it was discovered that i the chimney was defective, and the X { joists were on fire, and had it not been extinguished promptly, would soon have made such headway that the house could,not have been saved. ACCIDENT.—The Mount Forest Rep- resentative of last week thus refers to P ] a former well-known Clintonian:—"On Tuesday, as Mr I. Cantolou was empty - ingg a tub of water off the back veran- ' dab of the Coyne House, the railing ve way and he fell to the ground, a Cdistance of about 12 feet. A dislocated elbow and badly sprained arm was the ' result, but he is to be congratulated on escaping with no worse injuries. His place on the 'bus and in the house is being filled in the meantime by Mr J. Roberts." RAILROAD NOTES— Wm. Baden re- turns o his position as caretaker of the L., H.&B. tank on Dec. 1st t . Pass- ' enge -a who have occasion to take the 4.30 train south, L.,H.&.B., are tom tlaining of the frequency, of this train ' being late, caused by waiting for stock; it is certainly very annoying to miss connections through the lateness of this train, and the matter should be remedied. H. F. Streets, section fore• uian, and his men, got orders last week yu to go up to Goderich dock and finish a the new piece of track, to lift it and line same. There are no local Ship- ments of stock this week. GOOD IEMPLARNOTES.—Our lodge ie flourishing, Members, remember foderf commences at eight o'clock, not at hall t pest eight or nine. Do you want tc know where you can spend a most em joyable and profitable evening every week this winter? Why, with the GOOa Templars, join them and see for your. ' self. Ars was 9Rnticipated, our meeting t last Friday evening was quite interest 4 w Ing; the attendance was larger than a usual,aud after the business part of the ' We then came "Good of Order' which took the form of a question drawer, it proved instructive as well a+ amusing. M tubers don't fail to N present next2riday night as an excel lent literary program is prepared. ACCIDENTS. --The other day while Mr J. Wiseman's two sons were . amus ling themselves in the house,one andel took to jump over a pobt iia the bannif "r, he succeeded, • but fell some distant •,,: nnri landed on his head, rendering bit Unconscious; hia injuries were at fire x; yconsidered serious, but he is all nigh now on Friday Mr Butler was saga Had in Being some roofing at Seafortf and while descending a ladder It broke throwing him some diathrlce to bb #�round; lie is a heavy ma , N;na it ws afeared he had sustained I' On nal it juries;,he was brought hanie by the evening train, acid has been under the doctor s care ever since, but as no bone were broken, hitt early recovery is loot 04 for. ' TRVx>MWAS Hummer day. The n r ads in eounttare in splendid condition. boyy tgfli miss rids school, and screan - if he etchanee his toe to stub; bu When here joined a foot -ball team, YCe;dtildn t hurt him.with a club. B tween now and Christmas the publ Will find some particularly interesth n reading In Our advertising column Thu mal+ bane some announcbmen thea +ou desire fto WAke,- then nee t1 NEW la.ItA`s columi 0 and you'll mat] o liaise akea flonsiderablp 9oult 960, g maeketed�dilt<�fow, a>y 4t is lid 1p' to be pletittfu until the Now Yet after tlilat y'tin will 2roll�' be itble '{t ttbtftifr nyof a 1nhi M040 Alft ,fit erdttipie of s � Kiil�C t1n "fit' ,' ,y .16s iii, but lt'was rt et ' •: rsfeidCratdtF gi�6,�relr' , Blf�v�Irxaft,-�'�he person allude the following, from the Christian rdlan,is' a natRo of Qolbarne tawp- ,,brattier of W, Baer, of town, and 'ell known here;-11T4n Rev. W. W. r, oNr Minii}ter at Bichiond, Brig oplumbla, called at the. oflioe and at a few days in Toronto,on his x to flew York. He has invented l patented an automatic carriage re - a .attaphraeat, adjustable to any ndard type -writer. A feature of attachment is also a1tople me- Lniann by which the paper is auto- tically rolled for the next line, with her single.ar double space allowed- , expects to meet and make arrange- Ints with some of the ltwge ruanufac- 'ers of type -writers, so that the at- ;hment will be on the market with air machines. DEATH oi? MR DEPEw. —'A message to received on Monday by Mr Doher- , announci ag the death of Mrs Doh- ty's father, Mr Peter Depew, at 'ardsville,at the age of 76 years. De - used has only been ill a few days and lasedeacefuli away, surrounded by ost of bisfamily. About 80years ago ! was a resident ofSeaforth, aubge- f iently moving to Clinton and remain - ,g here for a few years, thence going i Wardsville where he has since ce- ded.: a quiet, unostenttitious man,tak- ig little part ingeneral public affairs. i fe was universally esteemed and re - peeled, having been for many years loaely identified with the Methodist burch. He leaves a family of three sons not one daugb ter, his youngest daugh- sr, Mrs Fred Jackson, having died a ouple of years since. Among those at- anding the funeral were Mr W. Doher- y and Mr Fred Jackson, NOTES.—W, H. Perrin purchased even car loads of grain from the God - rich Elevator Fire. J. Hunter ship - )ed several cars of lambs from Kincar- Line last week, to the Buffalo market. AT. H., Beesley was able to return to ifs business on Saturday. Elliott & Aitcbell wound up their apple transac- tions ail Saturday, putting 500 barrels >f fruit into cold storage at Toronto, '.or future sale. The Council of 1897 aas two more meetings to bold before its term of office expires. Messrs El- liott & Mitchell are buying up a couple of car loads of turkeys fol• the English market. Messrs Gantelbn & Fitzaim- ous and C, J. Wallis are both buying hogs for shipment this week; the price has advanced slightly, $4 to $4.25 being paid now. Miss Hart.t will cdmmence her sewing class for children, on Sat- urdap, from 2 to 4 o'clock. David Can- telon, 1r., of town, has given upbis produce bufiiness at Hensall, but er- pects to resume it next spring, wben butter and eggs begin to come in.— Workmen were repairing the roof of McKenzie's Factory on Saturday. A small frame building on the Dinaley corner, which was nearly as old as the town itself, was pulled down on Satur- day. The new boteber shop which J, Elliott is erecting for his son-in-law is nearly completed, as are also the resi- nences of H. B. Chant and Mrs An- drews. The morning electric light ser - 'vice commenced on Monday, and is found lobe a great convenience, T. C. Edmunds has prepared for the bad weather by having a comfortable en• closed cover made for his milk deliv er•y wagon; Jake Miller was the maker Mr Robertson, who has been assistant in the Public School here during the Model term, will finish his engagement in the course of a couple of weeks; hi has rendered good service; be has ac cepted the principalsbip of the Flor Once public school, West Middlesex for 1898, at a good salary. A youni lady of Clinton applied for a vacant, in a town school not far away, ani learned that there were only 224 appli cants for the same vacancy. The NEN Elia received a subscription this weel from a man who wishes his paper sen to a Provincial jail; this is sow.gthini unusual, and we just want to say the all the rest of our subscribers are on of jail. W. Green, son-in-law of Win Alexander, of town, has commence business for himself at Port Huror Mrs Moggridge, Londesboro, is abou to move to the house recently built fc her on Orange St. The roomfi"6ver I Kennedy's store have been fitted up e a club room, and are being used b some of the young men of town, Mis Pugh has rented thedwelling formerl occupied by Dr. Freeborn, and is not occupying it as a boarding house. I Carter is getting stone laid down for foundation for his house, Princess 8 S. S. Cooper has bought the. house an lot on Mary St., near the Commerch stables, 'belonging to the Dale estab Work on the Stavely Memorial Hall gobably over for the season. Recent] r. Doherty made E.Dinsley, Chfcagt a second offer for the Dinslev corns and we understand that on Priday telegram was received from Mr. Din ley, intimating his willingness to a cept the offer. If some one would ui dertake to keep the sidewalks free i snow for the winter, we fancy tbi most of the people directly benefittir. i therefrom, would be willing to pay i moderate compensation for it. Mesa: Bruce, Cook and Hoover played i friendly game of checkers with son of the Granton experts, on Friday. i S. Cooper attended a sale of maebinei at Aylmer last weeks and invested in couple of new machines that will at further increase his working facilitie a Gordon Waldron, Toronto, sou of Th Waldron, London road, is now said 1. bd one of the regular contributors' i- the Farmer's Sun; he has both a far e and legal training, and should make a good writer. Messrs James -Steep of t clan R.Holmes are both expected ba t from Manitoba this week, with a nui - bei of stockers. Mrp H. R. Walker i t, mains still in a delicate state of heal( sometimes improving, at other tin: e not appearing to be so well; if the go .a wishes of a wide circle of friends cot i- reator a her to, health, she would be w e instantlyy The post office will be opp m on the26tb only the customaryholid is hours, We understand that John F t- den who has worked for R. &.J. Ra fore, at Stapleton, for %, number qparts, to their complete satisfacti( a has decided to rent a farm, and as so to as satisfactoryy arrangements are me A. will devote himseilf to this necupatii a, Arthur McRae, night watt hman, 1 t, tendered his resignation, his medi lu attendant having cautioned him tl e- he was not fit to continue the wo is even when he recovers. from his pr kg ant fitness, *hfch may be some tin a• W. W. 'Farran is purchaafng so to thovo-bred Leicesters for stock -raise Cie on his -own farm. Just see the ben Ke of advertising, on Tuesday Mr Jar Snr'th came in and told us to advert m ta: -pow . ;a'. e4 W4 ti s i TIME, TIDE and CHRISTMAS a 4(DLIDAY wait for no man. The holiday time ilrawq on appoe, andW #$ progress 0,11 preparation is being made for it, we want, it 'he arpest sapson's buoiness at our store, with rte lees of U.. Pt� oa or money to our customers. In a few weeks the greatest holiday of the year will be Here. Now is the�'time for thinking and planning what your Xmas gifts will be; it does not pa to leave every- , thingtill the last week or two. By next week our holiday goods will be all here, and YOUR MONEYS FULL VALTJ i' thisseasonyou will find that more than ever before we have prepared of meet the with fair-, ealin is our meror ntile motto. You seldom, f e sr reed wants of those who are looking for the useful as well as the beautiful in holiday gifts. an advertisement of poor goods. Each advertiser repress -kis, . being better and cheaper than others, We claimears����������� Quilts our boat energise, abilitS, esperienoe, and oarefzaness can pr7ur Ouarte we bay we sell, Our stook" We advertised a couple of weeks ago have been going out MAY BE, BETTER THAN OTHERS: Leaders de®` s "' AV fast. We've sold more in that time than we usually Sell In a One way for you to know—Come and see. Style, merit, worth, quake The best and the most for your money is what we always year. There was a big lot of and price make an irresistible combination in our variety of quala them, we of them thea and fanoiee and sober values. We have the beautiful. and the serviceable g such gifts as reflect credit to the donor, and will be a special value on endeavor to give, and what we undoubtedly do give in these we marked them low. It's a pleasure to the recipient. eaders. You'll not match them for value anywhere. chance that don't come often, C09and when they're gone there'll The%, D. FAIR �, Clinton. Dur Leader in Vests I Two Dress Goods Leaders be no more at anything like j Ladies' Hygiean ribbed Vests, shaped, , Extra heavy and fine English Dreae 'these prices. Christmas Numbers of Pears, radon Illustrated, ogen front, heavy weight, and soft Meltons, imported by ourselves, 42 i 10-4 size, regular $2.50 for $1.50 Graphic, Black and ►Whi e, Saturday Night, finish, regular 35c ................2'50, inches wide, goods worth 35c per yd. iii 11.4 size, regular $2.75 for $1.75 Black, navy, grey, myrtle..........25C 1 l� C. &c. now on sale Our Leader sin Hosiery ` 12.4 size, regular $8.25 for $1.95 our famous all wool Dress Serge, a people who know a bargain are baying Boys' heavy ribbed woollen Hose, full range of eolcra................25C ' worsted heel and toe..............25C I them. Ladies' woollen boss, soft, fleecy finish f Save your Carpets. worsted heel and toe...... I .......26C Leaders in Men's Goods 3 ' A Cocoa Door Mat will pre- _ •--. ~ -- Ladies' ribbed Cashmere Hose, all euro }Leavy ribbed Shirts and Drawers .... 25c 1AN wool ........... i ...........Box,eavy vent mud, slush and snow be- .2iiC Fine wool .......... winter weight, vent ino'• tracked into the house, and �� Our Leader in Gloves special .. . Ladies' extra fine Cashmere (Moves, "Jumbo," our special heavy all wool will save its CQ5t twice Over. °` ,�.• • r ribbed sou •25C ` prices 44c to $2.5®. in Shoes double woven finger tips ..........25C """"' "" Men"s 1�ies Are sometimes Fe But we want to call yo r A special. bargain, pure Silk Ties, r ' � neat nobs patterns, knots or �,� - f particular attention t y p ' '� the little prices We `� ► four -in -bands, regular 50c lines, 35c each or 3 for $1 askfor'our Boy's Mitts Mit s for boats=- pan -winter ootwe�►�° Just the thing for school wear. No thing like them to wear. 20c and 25f Our business motto has alway been the best quality obtainable, and prices as low itis possible to make ' Your laundry will not wear these for goo that are first-class. ,,BRISTOL" Collars out any quicker than "IBEX" g ' "Four fold Linen" those you have been paying 20c "Four fold Linen" SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LSD S BUTTONED BOOTS, 2 for 25c, for. All sues, qualities that wear, 2 for 25C, sizes 2J to 4, and also in Childr Is Laced and Buttoned AM aimwm . Ta l® SoX11 ro ars,�' Direct Importers of Dry Goods, Clinton Clinton and Wakerton I ,. Our Creat .� . tAN 0S I ]a IV 1 t S a This store has made a reputation a class of goods that r gives satisfaction, and combinil quality and wear e las well as lownesbf price, Our, stock of Overcoats is not equalled in this section of the country, and the large quantity' J r which we are sending out every week, is good V, - d Boys' ribbed wool Hose ........I50 to 25o 1PeClal �l evidence that theoods cannot be beaten. g Boys' double wool ribbed Hose ........400 Millinery Boys' ribbed worsted Hose,double knees 460 9 i, Ladies' lain wool Hose ..:........... 250 ! Y Low prices are making (things p lively in this department, r, a Ladies' fine wool ribbed Hose........ 85c dioe' Bailor Hate ..................:45a �� • Ladies' fine wool rlbbe3 Hose...... •...40o dies' Sailor Hata, 850 for..... . 6,,50 ' i- Ladfee' fine wool ribbed Hose ......, 46 ,dies' Sailor flats, $1.26 for ... giior our resSpe'aa- �. , $ :4ed asses Dress Hate 1,25 aid 1 for. Lit Ladies' plain Cashmere Hose, doable i'adiee ' Dress and ti'Ialkin f, Hate ata pi'iae� g sole, beet and too, 460, for ........... 85e to clear. a ..a„ Ladies' fine, plain, Cashmere Hose,' a The "LEADER, price $5 doable sole, heel and.toe ............6 pecaal is Ladies' fine, ribbed Cashmere Hose, y The cBONANZA” price $7 double sole, heel and toe ............ A line of Ladies Trimmed Hats at , a til Ladies' fine ribbed Cashmere Hose, 5 $1,76, $2, and $2.26• ,� oanoe weight, best value in the trade, Saxony Yarns. The ,FAMOUS, price $8 os .�. Children's Black wool Matte .......... to Dresden Saxony 15 bok to GG �� Children's' white Fur Boas, 80in ...... Rook Saxony 20 bell; m The JACKSON, prase $10 �. a Children's white Fur Boas, 44in ..... tloat0h Fingering 76o si pound" id2 and 8 ply Vactory 'Y'arn, 45o a lb. 2k Children's white For Boas, 54in ..... ;' n- The above lines are up-to-date in every respect. e- Children's wool Bonnets, 760 for Dress Goods.... . .e Speoial. Dreas Serge, black and navy .: ili, � � Children s Eiderdown Bonnets ....... Dd That Sale o Gloves Kid Gloves Ladies black Hid Gloves, $6c tor.... ,6$ all Never before have we had such a sale of Gloves and Mitts, and there is little wonder an Ladies' black gid Glovos, $1,26 fgr.•..9 By for it, because the goods we are selling for fi0c are worth in the regular way 75c and Corsets Ladies' 7 book la0ii] ln"Tana, ' 1,' but a hard up manufacturer took a cash offer for a stock, and that tells the story. $1, for ....•..... .r,.,...,, of , J .... Ladies' Black French Gloyeei In, �NOTHEry � SP�el�j'� L • .. 1 line Ladies' �i0raettl .'7�a'i.• r. �dartilitOOd tp.......sa.•,,r.s�.-,..•w'�, on iK7 In I line Ladies'.0orsets, 760 for ..... U de Children's Oloth Tams i'n b1gok, oardi+• W. We have Just passed into stock one ease of Men's Woollen Socks, which we Can sell at 1 line Ladies' fine bik sateen Come nal, navy and brown aft y.,,.,,,,,64 »ai two pairs for 25 cents. They are all wool, ribbed .top, and used to sell for 25c a pair, kat . but a good purchase for cash enables its to make this price. They will go quick, and g- good buyers should see them at once. °e•The Grua liaaery Emporium, a� UNDERCLOTHING --The "Jubilee" at 50c. still sells ahead of anything wehatve ever ?fYoffered. L les -,�A/ L F, V > Ltf hei a lid sold her to Goo, rwi�n, B y. ;e' his Jersey DOW for sale, and otithe way' + , the �' Lr ay. 90 Id- he has also dieposed of his Shot• . id p6by, Wm,Wlieatley'beitig the � re'hitsdr, The AntxuaL.tseeting of the »l� Olfdle,will be held oil Thtit'61111Y, THE 1010 ` olwo CLI �. 2fidl ditili azi':tehdatt+neie d�sii;ed, t !: .•• -- try y