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The Clinton New Era, 1897-12-17, Page 5+ Y ,.+. E `t+f�Ji aN` R JUST. ONE WE :i y .•. A. s. OF hter `i r ,X mASNf1Vr_.T 917Tr.C___:1 ll. r t hIlil illy lei 11 , Every body knows that our stock of WatOes,,JewelePy, c is the best in the County. of Huron, but the stock is larger than we care to have it. The stock em- braces just the kind of goods people want for Christmas and New Year's presents, and this is a rare \ opportunity, to buy choice goods at low paces. People want to save money. When buying presents P they want to make their money go as far as possible. This is where it can be done. .Bear in mind that the only reason we are cutting off our profits is bec• " - ruse the stock is larger than we want to carry. No matter what you want"' our line, we will sell it to you at lower prices than can be obtained elsewhere. We can't enumerate all the articles in our store, Note these pukes, WATT ES aJEWELERY Thi While stock is New we are not offering ,you old she Solid Sterling Silver Case;Elgin Movement, 3oz.c�Ae $5 00 A beautiful line of Stick Pins at 5e , , W1 goods; and tills rice on ever has been marked .so low that - ' P - Ladies' Gold filled Case, with movement ............ 5 50 A cheaper line at two for ...... 5c Come in and see our EbonyI1 i� a apntsanything the price will be no obsta+ • tr Tooth Brushes, Clothes Brushes, "euts' Gold filled Case, cuaranwa with movement...... 8 00 St'ling,Silver FiligreStick Pins I0c BemeiCl�ber, these �,00ds mast be sold, and those who buy here will save moue s all round good Wa`ich.......................... 1 75 A good Brooch for.......... �-�� I'%veIl'y word we sa with our La %''Sterling Silver Watch .......... . .......... 27"5 � i5c"„ .,, y 'is `t rue and we mall stay word. Our stock of Gold and Silver watches is the largest in the A very fair one for............ 10c :fit west, and any person desiring a watch, can get one from us Gold plated Rings......... 10C for a good deal less than other stores can sell them at. Solid Gold Rings ..............50c ' °°• In beautiful fancy China or Risgwe' a p • BUM A e ne day, solid oak or walnut, American movement 2 00 we cannot be beaten. These da y, solid oak or walnut, " ' ` 2 75 goods are offered at such few - �= prices that no lady can resist ' ;Our assortment of Clocks is unequalled outside, the cities: b h'`� Leading Jeweler, efintol, and it will pay you to select one now. vying. ' �' ��� �" creditors be resumed to have been made The case of Le aria vs. Can.: Loan Co., ---- the Third Division Court P g Legislative Assembly Notes - (8nb-S 2) with intent to give such creditor Supra, would have come expressly within eg of the County of Huron an unjust preference over his ;other oredi- the prohibition of section 77. If the snm tors; or over any one or more of them, and in dispute there, "the unsettled account," Mon. Mr Dryden has introduced a f3rod,0*010 shall, as against such creditors, be utterly had exceeded $400; as that was an action bill to prevent the s read of the San f ;;, N BEATTIE, Ae9i ee of H. Proadtoot P� g°} void (8nb-S (b) whether the same be while for the balance of the unsettled account. Jose scale, and to stamp it out if os- 0t9 +coax HexxAa,nn Insolvent) for Plaintiff P B , plff, against voluntarily or under pressure. The case of Hutton vs. Valliers, Supra,has Bible. This will be of interest to our � w', SO2rtAe M against D, Deft.) P. ,Holt and H.' We have here, then, a transfer which, in no application here, as it is not a case of fruit growing readers. , . 71 Campion for deft the words of the Act, has the effect of giv- . Seo. 77. There was fun in the House on Dec. ing the defendant a preference over Han- In the case of Mead vs. Creary, 32 C. P. ,gtlh, when Mr St. John, in continuing This was an action brought by the plain- nah's creditors, other than his Holmes- I., the Court pract2.aally decided that there; theldebate on the address attacks ff as aesignee of ilio estate of John Han- villa oreditore, inasmuch ao it resnita in is no limit to the extent of the sum into �ij • $ ah, an insolvent debtor, for repayment payin Deft. 70 percent, whilst Eannah's which the Division Court may inquire to the Government in connection with ®�i 4� IT�s tt1 g P y q the attempted stealcc by ]umber firm of I sJ til .the defendant, Thomas McDonald, of oreditore, other than his Holmesville orad- • determine the liability of the garnishee. Moor Bros. He accused M D - l mas e sum of 57.56, being the amount paid to tors, get lege than six percent of their I'he precise point involved here has not, t F. Mac Furntl* out of the proceeds of butter trans- claims against his estate. so far as I can find ever been covered b donald, the Government Inspector, of Our stock of Fane Chairs Tables Desks CLC.+for the holida trade• 18 the l , a` red on the 4th.day of August, 1894, b It is however, y being a party to the fraud, and assert- y , p yobjected,that this court . any decided ossa. ed that Macdonald vacs still drawing ' j�/'V , ar It3t�aYlC said Jonn Hanna, said transfer and has not jurisdiction to try this case because It is also contended by the defendant g best assorted stock that has ever been exhibited in the V Oust Of Hul'OII g ment being an unjust preference and the transfer of toe butter mast first be set that the payment made to him of the sum �� a year salary. Now, Mr St. and what is still better, the prices are lower than ever. I d as against the plaintiff as ench aeeig- aside before the defendant can be reached, in question in this cause ie protected by John did not know.or wilful;y mis-sta- a z =: as aforesaid, having been made within I and the consideration for the transfer bee -see. 3, cap; 124 R. S. O. as a bona fide pay- ted the matter. Perhaps he forgot h sixty days of the assignment for the bane- ' ing an amount beyond the jurisdiction, ment made to him in the ordinary coarse Where he was, and thought he was de- Roman and Duke of York Chairs. livering 'a stump oration. He was fit of creditors of the said John Hannah. this Court cannot entertain the case, of trade, or, at least, as a payment of mon- quick] undeceived however, b the Premier, who explained that Mr Mac- y 't The insolvent Hannah, who had been I do not think the objection is well ey'to him as a creditor. y hese are the two styles of Chairs that are creating such a sensation amo Mae - carrying on the Creamery business, had taken. It is quite true that the transaction tom- donald bad been dismissed net on ac_ lovers of FancyFurniture. Don't fail to see them. �s obtained supplies of milk from the farmers I consider that my jurisdiction is circum. •plained of here resulted in the defendant's cnatnt of collusion with the Moor Bros., 1 at three different centres, amongst others, scribed only by Bee. 70, Sub -S (b), Division being paid the amount sued for herein, but Reee tion ' at Holmesville. Having fallen in arrear Court Act, which say the Court will have what occurred here is not, in my opinion, of which there was no proof, but for I Chairs. payments p jurisdiction over "all claims and demands a payment within the meaning of that sea- negligence in not attempted the fraud. We have them in Rattan Curl Birch and Quarter Cut Oa in his a ments to his Holmesville patrons detecting Mr St. John attempted to make out ' they pressed for pt,yment, and is default of debt, or breach of contract or covenant, tion. If Hannah• without making any � y Q Oak [] holstered that Macdonald had aid 11,000 toCoverings., of payment, they asfed for security, and or money demanded, whether payable in transfer of the butter to Wilson, had sold P $ In the Very latest p by way of security Hannah traneterred money or otherwise, where the amount of the butter himself, and had paid the man- the Government. Here, again, he was about 11,000 The of$utter to D. D. Wilson, balance claimed does not exceed $100." ey in the ordinary way to his Holmesville brought to book b the Premier, who y Fancy Rockers in Plain and Curl Birch I titin and Quartered Oak and Bird Eye Ma le': TJ in Trust for the plmeaville explained that the money had been y patrons. The Now, the amount claimed here is only creditors, such a payment would have been , Q batter was then(" in Wilson's cold storage ($7.56 and the plaintiff bases hie right to valid and would have come ex ressl with- paid by the lumber firm, after an in- holstered in Silk Ta y p p warehouse at Se01 orth, and was duly set � recover this sum on the Assignment and in the protection of sec. 3, bat pthe decided then took t by the elebranment. He , , pastry, Silk Brocatelle, Silk Velvet, Corduroy and Plush.; apart in the weer honse immeaiately on the Preferences Act, which gives him the right cases show that such a transaction as took then took up his celebrated piggery COBBLER LEATHER ROCKERS in Birch and Oak at prices that will astonish Qu• case and treated the House and gallery < execution of tb transfer. as assignee for Hannah's creditors, to place here, namely the transfer of the but. g y , Tl 'tl� sfo was,, made on August 4th; avoid sash a transaction as the transfer of ter to Wilson as a Trustee for Holmesville to a rare treat: The following note of i y '� g hie speech from the Press gallery is a RATTAN ROCKERS in all the latest designs and finish viz: 16th Century, Em ir. nd °.ire that date, but owing to the butter in question here, which has the creditors, and the payment of the creditors good sketch of the scene:— g , i p @, a absence from home it was not effect of giving an unjust preference to through him is not such a payment as is „ We have Chairs to suit ever body, both as to price and quant t to his knowledge nor assented to some of Hannah's creditors. contemplated by that Section. Indeed Mr St. Johns speech defies 3' y, y the art of the reporter. It was the � � till his return home on Ang. 7. I consider the Court is obliged to inves- Bee Davidson vs Fraser, 23 App. 439, most fearfully and wonderfully made FANCY TABLES, SCHECNS, MUSIC RACKS EASELS and all the latest novelti of the opinion, however, that the tigate all incidental facts to enable it to which overrules Armstrong vs Hemstreet thing that has ever been heard within Furniture line ty in the butter passed by the trans- arrive ata proper conclusion respeoting 22 Out 336. the wail of a deliberative assembly. ,can be had by calling on us. Come and see what we have to offer o its execution by Hannah, on Aug. 4, the claim in question in this cause, unless In the uncertain state of the law (see the was sufficiently remarkable in his Remember that we do not expect that ever One who calls at our store will ,uT r ithout Wilson's expressed resent such investigation• necessitates the trying Cassels Ont. Assignments Acts, 2nd Edn., attack on the trust companies, but it SOmethin y p o. Lewin on Trusts, pg. 304, 8th of some cause or action prohibited by Secs. pgs 10 and 11.) as to whether or not the P g• Selecting Xmas presents is a difficult matter but if O Edo., citing Siggere vs. Evans, 5 E11 69 or 77 of the Di inion Court Act. concurrence of the referred creditors is was when he came to thegreal piggery , y u examine Our StOCk `y y p issue that he struck a gait that made we may b© able to hal you out of the difficulty. We are manufacturers of Fnrliitlll`e a., 380. This case clearly supports It is not objected that this action of- necessary to the intent to prefer, I think it 1� � eat, fends against See, 69, but from the objet- my duty, as the Court of last resort, in this the galleries feel that they lostnothind so if you deal with us you save money. is also admitted that an assignment tion taken on the trial, the asses there cit- oaae to adopt what appears to mo to be the by coming to the Legislature insteadw the benefit o4 his creditors was made ed (Legarie vs Can. Loan Co, g g of attof which a show. All the emo- �° 11 P. R. 512 literal meanie s e ed, Assignment to and I BR® DF®® T7 BOX C® Furniture Dealers, Etc, Hannah on Oct. 2nd, 1894, and executed and Hutson vs. Valliers, 19 App. 159,) and Preferences Act as amended and to hold tions of which humanity is capable, or ; the assignee and by all the creditors ex- from the argument of Counsel, Sea. 77 was that where the transaction has the effect of which face, arms and legs aro capable ' of expressing, Mr St. John brought to Night J. W. CHIDLEY bla�nager° ' ttwo who executed it on the 3rd Oct., relied upon es prohibiting jurisdiction to preferring certain Creditors, as it clearly q g and Sunday Calls for Undertaking, answered at the residence of oar 4, after 7 p. m. entertain this case on the ground that the has here, it is voidable at the instaaee of dhistaiidd `nldepiictinhgthe a the i Weed York Funeral Director, J. W. CHIDLEY, Icing Street, Opposite Foundry, Clinton This assignment also took effect from its enquiry extended beyond the sum of $400. the injured creditors, or of the assignee for to, and execution by the assignor assig- Undoubtedly, the Court is called upon creditors. pigaer;y case involves. The choleraic e and first execution 6rs., all of whom incidentally to investigate a sure beyond Judgment for the plaintiff with costs. visitation whichattackedthe innocent — -- canted it on the same date (Biggers vs. 0400 in order to arive at a proper conclu- B. L, DOYLE Junior J. Huron. animals and decimated their ranks (� are �* ,{� s vans, Supra/ and not from the date of its cion in this case, tbat is to say, Hannah's Dated Dec. 14, A. D. 1897. was sketched in a voice trembling on We '�•�l a up to date, eontion by the last executing pre., and it total liabilities have to be estimated, also the verge of tears. This speedily gave her Xmas and Flollda as clearly made within sixty days of the the value of hie assets, the extent of his wayy to thunder tones of indignation -- Y trade anefer of the butter above mentioned liabilityto his Holmesville creditors and to Mrs Nancy Allison McKinley, mother of as he pictured the atrocious conduct y IN CONFECTIONERY, direct,- from � so Cole v Porteous, 19 App II.) The as- his other creditors, but it will be found, on Allison McKinley, died Sunday morning, of the Government in building the Pig York, England, we have Rowntroo's choco- ) nee sues under sections 7 and ;8 of cap. a careful reading of Seo. 77, that there is aged 85 years, Palace in the neighborhood of a mias- latex, hose JuJiMes, Clear voice Jujubes, 4 'R,• S. O• matic swamp, o one could charge Chrystaliaed Kraft done up In 1 lb. boxes, nothing in it which prohibits the Court Orion Clemens, brother of the famous Mr qt. John with not knowing his at sac a box. There is nothing niton to sive It is also addmitted that out of the pro- from making any of the requisite calcula• author, Mark Twain, died suddenly at hie subject. g a friend than one of those boxes. Also, as. It of the sale of the butter, defendant tions in this case. home Keokuk on Saturday, aged 72. J sorted Bon Bons, at various prices, ;. eived the amount sued for herein whiob That section says a canoe of action .hall He evidently got his facts with a A ys defendant 70% of Hannah's indebted- not be divided into two or more actions for pir Wilfrid Laurier hue gone to St. Lin, tape line. He favored the House with Mixed Candy from 5C. a 11D up xebec, to visit his brother, r Charle- + ss,to him (the deft): it is also admitted the purpose of brio ing the same within the three dimensions of the swinarium g magna Laurier, a merchant of that place Also a fine assortment of NUTS, MnLn- # tHannah was indebted at the tirhobf his the jurisdiction of a Division Court, and no who is dangerously ill. —the diameter of the pipes which car- g 3' QA GRAPES, FLORIDA, CALIFORNIA, olvency about $15,000 and that his as. greater sum than $100 shall be recovered tied away unpleasant accumulations, NAVEL and MEXICAN ORANGES, and realized only about $800, leaving less in any notion for the balance of an unset- A•firein London West destroyed Boug's the capacity of the smoke stack, the n '6 per cent. for his creditors other tied account nor shall an notion for an butcher shop and Henry Donotme'sgrocer other cheaper lines. Good I,RmoNs, r l y y y depth of the well from which the ill- Flas DATES TABLE RAISINS, &c, t store and narrow n Mr Donohu0'e Tamil g q IS BAk. A� r 'r Holmesviae-patrons. enoh balance be sustained where the ttn- g• y fated ranters draw li aid refresh- � T A 00t, that when Hanttab made settled account in the whole exceeds $400." had a very narrow escape. menta—ah, maybap, charged with the *'. h d Our Fine Christmas Cakes ° rd' ' tranoter of the butter to Wilson on It in quite evident that this section ap- Annie Kniesohewsky, a weever employed deadly g©rms which turns them into � 1 4COMBE , 189 , be twee in insolvent circum- plias to only one aoaoount, where a balance in A. W. Brodie's big woollen mill, Hospol- bad pork The manner in which the are selling quickly. We have reduced owl : es, to his owx knowledge, of that one account is being sued for. or, mat witn a very painful aeoident while hon. gentleman cavorted and ducked, the regular 25c. per lb. line to 200. (lap 194, as amonded by 54 Now in this naso there is but one ac- at work in the mills Saturday afternoon, pranced sideways and retreated back- for the holiday trade. A cheaper 1 p, 20, 8nb•S. 2) sabjoob to the pro- count between plaintiff and defendant, having had her soalp torn off. wards, frowned and smiled, lightened line at 15c per lb. makes Better and Lighter ftho 3rd ee., every assignment $7.56, but it never exceeded that sum. Lena Winslow, who suedtbe gni lits of and thundered, bieathed and snorted, BISCmt i fe>~of. goons made' by a person in Defendants liability to plaintiff never ex- the Maccabees for $25, g pounded and awed filled the azin blur Real Home-made BRERD is s titan any other. Din for didlooating 3g g still meeting with success ' • Yaumetanaes ,to,or for a o>•editor, ooeded the sum paid him by Wilson. De- one of his kidneys while initiating him into multitude with feelings that chiefly g •lt hos•tbo effect of giving that fondant owed the plaintiff nothing until the local order four years ago has been found vent in cachinnAtion, �� / y�� i oferalpoe over his other credit- he received the money from Wilson and awarded $10,000 by a jury in Judge Giates' And this is one of the men wfio are Jas. MCClaehert them, shall, if the debtor than only the amount received b deterid•electorsy1 yy division of the. circuit court at Ranges asking the hai to place them in N•ov01t Combe Manufacturing Ghemi9t 8nye litter the trauseation ant 3n excess of his proportion oiHannah's Uiby, cotttral of the affairs of this Province 3' Bakery and If©stauriint • • t ilineut fot'::thlo ban:oSt of bio estate, y Ph si�ians, Suppli i \ Tolephon a No. 1, ,