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The Clinton New Era, 1903-06-12, Page 117 '177 hower=.I---rooi Garments for Women OleW� TO arae Raw. ii 4' Dr, Gifford wig called to. Newcss the place of his birth. on Wednesd VR - .HOUSE o1? R'TJI4� .+The Clount M tln., Council, at its meetinglast wee a4. ay, opted the: report of the House of Re - hat time Oornaittee, recommending the tor erection of en. addition to the House of thatRefuge, xtgey' ar.'p.t postponed M erection eco be on- conducted service at the House on Sua- bis day last. FR/DAT, d'iINB 12th, 1.9041.. .L004T+ NQrES, all Islattees under this bowline sort tort Dents a lime In every' insertion. Wientea--4 B.od pant maker wanted..ApP1T. R01) ENs nii08 Wool. Wanted -Eggs.14e,.petatosr,750; deed torn far sale.-cFeo. E. $inti, Wingbnua, Just as appropriate for fine. as rainy weath- er. Equally suitable for fall as spring wear. -The handiest and most convenient outer gar- ment a lady can have. Our stock will be found large and complete. These lines came to us direct from the largest factory in Can- ada. All are good value. At $4 50 Ladies' Rain:Ooats,roade from good quality peronista, navy blue or fawn, guaranteed not to harden or break at the 4.50 seams, velvet collar, eaoh.. Ladle.' three-quarter ram coats, made from all wool shower proof materials, loose back, full sleeve, coat ,., collar, grey or fawn, each.. o.uu At $7.00 Ladies' rain -coats, made from all wool shower proof :sloth, nice shades ot grey or fawn, full lengtb, loose hack, coat collar, very atylielz and. ear - At $10.00 Ltdies' rainaioate, three quar- ter length, lows baok, WI sleeve,fty front, wide collar, collar and onffs trimmed ed, all wool materials in neat che, Its, fawns and IA AA *own #10111 ._ NEW GUNS -Several of our enter- prising sportsmen have recently purch- ased new guns among them being Reuben Graham, a Parker Bros ' style; A T Maur!_,_ and t Full length Rain Coats $10, $11 an,j1 $1% Riticly to wear Businew in Skirtc., ready to Wear keeps growing better every day, No economy ia making up. your own. when you can boy garments like these 411 feisly to wear for so little money. These st.irts lit, they are stylish, and the naatethis wegr welt Ladies' bkirio, made from good quality all wool frelze, ' spring and "summer weight, full width, bottoat n • tw& nicely stitched, Oxford grey or,blick, each 0 - Ladies' Skirte,made from all wool black broadoloth.new and popular styles, ten rows of stit obing :trout d bottom, Beams dot ble stitched, a very servieealit. a pi" Handsome Skirts in plain Cloths or 'anoy /Gloves 15c. The 25c and 50e kinds Some glov -s ander price for this week's sell and the gl sraizi that soil at 254., and tfOc are selling at p r pair 1.5e. , 60 to 76 pairs ladies' taffata and silk gloves, also silk mitts, hacks and tone, all sizes, regular 2fic and 50o qualitier, &mice of the lot, per pair March-iJNITED EMPIRE, introduc- ing " God Save the Meg" arid `,11Iapple Leaf," . Serena&1e. ° Twinkling Stars " March -" Sea Icing," %Valise and Andante • "Sweet Imogen " nay Darling "a Qwick step " Blue Bell of Scotland" Selections - F' ivtaritatin," Mat;reh ."The Thunderpr.• Quick step -"The Bustler • HOUGH OUP S'1AYS: HERE. -It was ata easy task for otu' C. C I : boys `: t n.deetoustrate,totheir God etichschool : t friends 'that this coveted prize, the TIoogh cup, would not leave Olieton.: to just yet,' 'Though • considerable • rain had fallen (luring the afternoon, it did 'o not mar the game by any means, after it got started, but unfortunately was .p delayed fob itu hoer or more, on aC count of the referee from Seaforth, Mr o Brown Jackson, net sheaving up, so: ou the executive had to be called up toget permission to engage another'person.. R. F. Stoddart was the fortunate .nnan o to be chosen, and was fair: in : all his t dee Lions' throughout the game. The weight of the Visiting team wasah :avy. ag ene,and :would nearly double in weight '°' oar. boys. We must say, however, they fo are a gentlemanly'lot of young men, and'are a credit to .the town from. o which they carne. It was quite evident tw they were not in practise as th•' home a team outelae 'cl them at' every turn, i in which: accounts for the large score, the �v game finishingup 8• to 0 in the hone, he club's favor. FolIowing are the players • and positions .- i Vr Cur:Tow Three Skirt Specials Three li-- of ladies' Thite underskirts that are good enough ealue to call special, One could not buy the materials and mal:43 the garments far any such prices. The workmanrhip is first-class, At 68e. Ladies' white Undershirts, made from good quality Eng- lish cotton, wide frill of strong cambrio embroid- at each ery,three rows of narrow tucks,extra specialvaliv. 6g to bury tits aunt, who died„ at t place on Monday. When the Doc visited this lady some years ago. s then requested hint to proanise when she died be would come and c duct the burial service. True to trust. he has gone on this FUFaaa.. which was hisaunt'a dying wish as . SUMMER SCHOOL FOR TEAL 1 - ERS --The Minister of Education has provided for a summer s hoot for eachers to be held at the London Normal from the Oth to the 25th of July- Domestic • Science, Nature - Study. Drawing and Manual Training w•Il be taught by specialists. The Principal, .1. Dearness, M A., will give intending applicants anyinformation desired The number of admissions is limited to one Hundred, Instruction - is free. HURON OLD BOYS' EXCURSION. -The Executive committee of the Huron Old Boys' Association of Toron- to have. completed arrangements for the annual excursion to Goderich and Wint;hanx, on-Satitrday, July 4th. A special twain will leave Toronto at 7 a,.. in., and et Guelph will be split into o,r'h sections, the one going on to God- erieh, and the other going to Wing - ham viv Palmerston, Tickets will be good to return on ,any regular train on .1 illy '4th or 6th, or on speeiats leaving Gotierich at 7.30 p, m, and Winghant at 8 pan, an July 4th. It is expected that a large number of American vis- itors at the Home -Corner's Festival will accompany the excursion to Gocl- erten,, well i A NEW GAME. --.Not a hundred miles froiu Smith's Palls the girls of a progressive village are credited with staving started a new, gain which. they usually play Sunday evening, The girls take one side of the road and re- 1 present Christianity. The young men line up on the other side and represent I the heathen. Then the Heathen em brace ebristianity, It is reported to be vary popular. At Bt`Gie evening session on Tuesday after a rambling discussion, the Leg- islature declared in favor of the old system ole of fnCo optional ICouncii repre- sentation to by Reeves of municipalities. We are under the impression that it will not las a great while, before all the municipalities, will accept of the preference granted and go back to the old system, which will create aL greater interest in municipal affairs. TIN TO 13E PLAYED OFF --As a, nounced two weeks, ego the gall ell woo. its tevrarevident last week The were 21 men and 12 ladies participat, jug- Miss Irene 311CksOn took the ladies' handicap The scores were well up, and an enjoyable afternoon spent, Dr, Agnew are: T. Jackaon, jr., tied for the meieshatirlicap, which be pinyeil off later Following are the scores of the several players ; Dr. Ag - 0. Tisdidi 55 0 Brewer 07, F. Chant 00; Jackson 66, A Brewer 73, M. McNevin Jcihnson 111, D Stevenson 83, W. Bry- done 81, O. McPherson 87, G. Ziegler AN A.PPROACIIING WEDDING - Severalinyitations heveartived in town the pilot few days virhich announce the coining znarriage of Mary A.. daughter of Mr 41,nd Mrs nos Gregory, Toronto, formerly- of Exeter, to W 0 Miller, To- ronto, on Jame 21st. The young lady 1 who is to play a, prominent part in this I re ' Geo Oakes,and was employed as 'I liner m one of our stores. The reere Mony.takee place in St Luke's church, Toronto, and the happy couple will be at home to their friends on July 2nd VVILL 'UNVEIL TITS, MONIJ.MENT. -On..Sunclay next, for the „thir.d time in Clinton, will that itnpressive•Wood- men of the World unyeding ceremony • be goo() through. It will be over the monument which Marks . the spizt where their sovereign brother, the late .1' W Chidley, ie laid to rest. The ceremony takes place at 3 p. na, ...Mem- . bers of the order are requested to m'eet in the lodge wont at 2 p. tn. ..All ad- joining lodges aro cordially invited to attend' Soy. J A Ramplin.will be the orator:for the occasion, who. is a fluent speaker. The procession as formed at the camp room will be headed by onr newly organized town band. CROWDS . GOING TO THE CIR- CUS -Intense interest haa been &roue - eel in this com.nuinity by the aimonnce, 'cireus is to exhibit in Stratford sittur- dayJaine 13. Several' big excursions will go front this vicinity and local petiole will he well.represented at the big Show. These who• go from here should make evety effort to ' arrive in time tO see the xnagnifleent tievy free street parade, vvhich is given in . the morning preceding the opening. per. fel martae. Threemiles .f parade glories are divided hitc):hirtysections,antl each as !he weild has never Seen before In thie wonderful' diepiay are. shown' 108 beautiful dens, lairs and Cages Of rare wild animals, a herd of 40 big and° little elephants,. fifty hors -s anal over one thousand people. . FESTIVAL - The • Home • Corneas' Festival Comirtittee of the Board., of Trade of Torontolittve scattered broad- cast a,11 over Canada and - the United States a vast .quantity of :attractive literature that .ca,nnot fail • to have 4 beneficial effect from its artistic nature in attracting attention to the country as well as to, the city. While . sports of all Sorts form. a large part ot the July lst to 4th programme excepting the military review, old boys' parade features are to be a Venetian Fete and - pyrotechnic Illuminaticin of the Bay and an open-air hoiee show, both on an national scalta. The fete and pyroteehnic display will take plate on the eveping of .July 2nd and : will cost several thousand. dollars. Upwards of .five hundred, craft of every deScription Will be called into serVice atid it is iti- live in the rnemei.ry of all who see it as tended..to melte it a feature that- will well as traveling many miles to vieW. The horse show and parade will be en- •tieely free and it. is -expected.. will be. people: There are 22 classes iii ,the prize list open to all. 'Further.' parti- culars afid prize list can be obtained Toronto Reduced rates have- helir), '` catiteQfPniparlitali'nA(Ps,.-WifineinYeifi$W4ItiVstlalt; neupeecl Snrida -. morning that the ph. a te OWery, who 'VMS SO 1 UtifOrtUOSIO AS to be stricken with intestinal trouble while attending to a case as reported in last weeks NuW EPA, had taken ite flight te a better world, A,fter Ing brought to the agony of pith), th t it was found nec- litle hospital, nearly ' hours after the ac. cident, he was su ring such Marmite essary to operate to determine the muse, and relieve the patient" if pos- sible. Bat acute peritonitis and in- flammation, had taken sucli a hold, . that there was but a bare chance) to I condition. with the abnyeresult. flad it, been possible to have operated. lin- niediately after the pain struck him his life would have been saved. But two years ago Mr Lowery graduated as it V. S. and Spent •a short timo at Dungannon. He finally went in with Dr Fowler. of Seaforth„. takihg his practise, while he was away lecturing - at college. Be was a very affable mid genial sort of a fellow,andnuule friends wherever he went, and was working tip a, good name for himself in his pro- fession, whthhis life WAS taken front Mtn. He WAS 32 years of age, and was - the 10th 0013COSSiOn; where his Mother • now resides, and where the funeral • took Pace from on Tneeday.- He aiso Lizzie, and Christopher and John leaves one sister and tWO brothers, I IIenry, The Orange Order lied charge i of the services, Rev Rilty, of Delhi, 1 David Barr, Sas anti Robt Miller, Mr 1 150 rigs followed the remaine to the 1 grave in. ()Hilton cemetery where be I was laid to rest, A partiaidatly mid feature in connection with the death .1 of this young man, is the feet tinit. he ; Was engaged to be married io one of 1 the inost eetimable and popular young j ladies of Ooderich townshhi the date having been fixed for 'the present , month. and all preParation therefor having been made. It is unneceizettry to say that the deepest sympathy of the whole ennittitinit$T goo out to the family in their hOUre 01 anguish. the, ,Comforts Of the Home Are not confined to the window ar- rangement, This is particularly so during the warm weather, when -out- side living is desira* and the most practical piece of Out -door furniture helpful and alinost needful, Heaps of comfort and good in a hamniock, and there is -heaps of good value in our stock, If you are interested we ask the favor of your inspection. TO BE •MARRIED ;-We are nn 're• ceipt of an invitation announcing the pi mg marriage of two former (-tintinians, at Woodstock, on June 18th, The happy couple who are con- templatin this step are• Mr. Lewis Trouse, (whose :Hooter resides in town), and Miss Matudc3 Mary Baer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Baer, of the.. same city: Seventeen years a;o ll[r Baer the.; father of the bride was employed at the • Doherty Organ factory, but moved to the above place to accept of a' siuiilax position The gxootri. is forinan of .a large harness making. factory, but when a boy learn- ed his trade here.'' We believe . their courtship has sprung %i since: reniov- ing. to Woodstock. 'e . Wish .them nmuch joy . MR '}lOVGY W1NS.THE TROPHY -The 'keenest .contest shiest has De- etl•red during. the different shoots hat have come off for the. Sovereign Bank trophy, was that of Thursday. est. The results of fernier shoots tanditag as they were, and Jr.Hovey lily requiring aeother • top.'. score -to' Bake him. the • owner of this' coveted rize, mit the .boys,in shooting trio:, lid the result was the highest average f the eight 'times' that it has been hot for, The following are the eco#•ea_ t of 2ii shot off c. W Ross 10,. J E ovey 23, .9 J' Morrish 15; John -Dodds f Se:tforth, 15, E. Gra tteM 17, :] E Can- elon 1.1, R Downs 11; J Ireland 20, ' N $:ail 21, .1 Forrester 17 • 1Jovey's aver - e for the eight times : than he shot as 19 out of 25 . Nelsen- Ball' is an_ ther winner for the junior club trophy r. the best junior slxot, getting 21 out f 25. As this prize•,tilso "requires a Meer 'five times to. get the trophy, nd only one -of.the Contestant's stand - b with two to his credit, it thought ase, to have acompetition eeery,.week matter, until disposed of. L FT:FOR.: ' (J ri s2 P -A special train sin was•ren front thenorth to ()lin- en on'1'uesdaay, picking tip tite'Goder- �h oxen, who came ' dawn on the 2..55 .tin was conxaposed• of five conches, a aggage and a bot .tear. a,nd:left our ati n at 3.30. M anY of the - officers eve found int nn. ossihle.to get even 21 :en, let alone their whole cennpany, ed they been ' galled :upon to do so,. apts. 31cTaggart and . Combe had bout e'even Hien• each. Of the. town orps H B Combe (sin command, Lieut 1acVicar, Sergeant. Webb, Corporal. 'raanntic ld, Bustler Brewer,. Wallace cwin, ; assistant to Dr. Shaw, Privates Stevenson, W� Shipley, .1 (J iditiore • Goal. -N. IVIurch tr Backs -Alex. D. Baird, J. Whiddon: b ' Half Baeks J. 1VIcEtven, Chas. Meet: se Ladies' rinderekirte, made from gond quality. English cotton, 12 inch frill of muslin and cotton, torohon Ladies' white Uuderskirts,made from good quality Eng lish cotton,searas double 'sewn,14 inch outer frill, in muslin and cambric insertion and einbroidery full width and extra value, at each 1.40 Our Black Skirts Black or white, which ever you like, we can give you value in skirts that is hard to duplicate hereabouts. Here are three lines in black 'sateen skirts that are selling like proverbial hot caketi.",,Bet- , Goal -44r Fleeing. l' PorWards - lia. bititel 1.1. Campbell i : laerosse club has now got a very_g.00d einch for winning out in dietrict NO. 7. Two games were played the east webk, between the toWn team aud outsiders. The first game was played last 'MUSS. da,3r.: evening, betvveen Mitchell and Clinton, in the mrecreation park, We must confess that the Mitchell team, as it appeared on the field,, did not equal the aggregation that defeated our bciys when they were down there on the,25th, for our boys had no trouble in running .up a rOVOrSO SbOr'S of 7' to 1 against the Mitchell players on Thurs- day last, A much different story hes 14' to be told, however, of the game that w WAS played at Seaforth on Tnesdap S although Clinton won by:a score o 0 QS to 7, it was riot withoutsome hard and ga fast playing. Many of the lovers of ,. S this game front town were in attend. ranee, E. J. Cantelon was referee, and re it was his tunileasarit duty to order a da 1 couple of players off the field for rough an playing, I:larver Doherty acted as Be Ifield captain, and NVitIter Irwin time. re keeper. The game was ealled at 6,50 M pan., and in 30 neeonds Clinton had 172 1 goal, 4 minntes later Seaforth scored du 1, Clinton another in 2, Seaforth in 1, at Clinton in 0 minutes, finishing firtit A quarter with Clinton 8, and Seaforth 2 ' on .1 four goals each. At the eornmenced at I The next was not so fortena•te for the *I Stratheonae, Seaforth getting a, goal ' Ito in 1 1-2 minntes, CIintoo 2 1-2, Ana Sea- co forth finishing 2od quarter with an- ed other goal. This tied the tettins with too in, In 30 eeconds, <Minton another in mu the same time, in 3 1-2 minutes Sea- ecl forth advanced °net/lore, then 011eton air folloWed with a goal in 4 1-2 minutes, der again in a 1-2, end in 2 ininutee, ending $14 the third quarter; In the last quarter :1* 0 there were but two goals captured, one, tee by Seaforth in 12 minutes, and the heti last by Clinton, making the eeore 0 to fou 7. The Stratheonas go to Mitchell to as t play the return nuttch next week A to h couple of exhibition Matches are being ' ret arranged, so as to increase the hoyai The kfinances a little; the first one will be in t nntionneed in a fere days, hi Which tee, Witighani will be the opposing ele. art I merit; it should prove a good game. adjo Elsa lInderskirts,madefrom good quality eateen,9 inch frill,finished with full ruffle alsofrill of accordion pleating and finished with narrow ruffles, extra g Q special value M each At 98c This Skirt is the best selling skirt tare ever had in the place. It is made from good quality blsok seteen, rich glossy finish, 0 inch frill With three inner An, ruffles, very epeeial value, ecieh • ' • ;vac Black sateen IJaderskirts, made from good quality Ma- terial, 14 inch frill, edged with narrow ruffle and ,„ trundled with fanay rnfilee, yery full width, eaoh• I ;GO Oood Hose 'Values We do not sell poor hose if we know it. Occa- sionally a bad pair might get in a lot, but if you should get them bring ttem back, we will make it right with you. We aim to keep good lines only and • • the values we show to day* are the best 'we have been able to find. At 2 pairs for 25c " Ladies, Iola& cotton Rose, seamiest feet, doublo heal, faat blank, Will give exeellent wear, special 2' pairs ft) 260 Ladiee' black cotton Hose, mitre wool foil*, eke plied blaek feet, with doable heel aed eele or May hoe died front, Eterinedorf dye, inn ;Winona, Famous Mack Cat Stockings tor boss all,i girls Ige, 86e wad 40e. elpaYourself Sale OP .47 : We have decided to reduce our big stock about I $3 000 and commence to slaughter the same next Friday We are usually busy, s.? if you wait a bargain and are willing to Wait on Yourself, you can seenre the ber bargains in Ladies', Hisses' and Children's Foot- wear ever offered in the County. The right boot of every pair will be pleced.on our Bargain Counters—the original price, with .the -reduced priee,--marked in plain figures. - -You find your.siz, try them on, hand one of our clerks the price; and secure the mate. , Alio special bargain.; in Men's and I3oys Pule Shoes: You can Salle money by attending this, sate. ' The Ohl Reliable. ' .W Taylor Son— Orbit:in- onmantea them as far as Exeter, here hie . joined his own company hey wil be gone ten clays, • • THE MAIN'S CIROUS - Our liveries We are.going to make Saturday, June 13th, tlat .Pay at the Clothing Store. It. Wilt be a dai.of big' hat- selling, for' -we are going to.. iell hats for men and boys at prices.that should send them out, by the better than we expected... Such §elling' as we have had is_bound to leave us with odd lines, unless -We clear them out . at once. The4c we. will not catry.over, and to the stock of tiwrg In hold this Special Sale on. Saturday: For.easy selling. 'we. divide the.. stack into these three.lots were taxed to their utmeat, and al spare, horses in town Were picked up, to convey the many who wished to attend the Main's Circus in Goderieh on Moeday last, Owing to a poor ar. rangenlent With the railroad, a single fare rate could be had, but with the option of stopping oVer night, as the G. X'. 11. would not run a special back. For this reason many stayed at home who would otherivise have gone. The afternoon perfoymatice was reported excellent, but the evening' was some. what of a faree, luta part of the show as cut put. The baby camel and' the ild girl were ()bleats of wonder, and avage South Aftiea had many inter - ting features There were clowns esenb.att the school board meeting ld in the comma chamber on Thurs.. y evening last, were the Chairman amnia and Hodgens, After the adittg of the titinates the repert of r tough was read, wilich shows that girls and 212 boys were enrolled rFrig the month. with an average teridance 0,f 888 out of a total of 381. Class front each room was moved up e grade about May 12; this was done t permit and school larork ma- not too crowded for teacher, owing to anany chi dren being eent to school five years of age, which is fee too nig, and the ehildren would d rive elt 'Denali in years to come if allow. to spend another year in the fresh ooper, $1.50 A letter having been eitred front Chas. Hale. who has it at the Cariadiari Soo for the past r mmiths, tendering tile resignation nude° for St. George s ward, owing is inability tO Say When he might urn, it Wpm on motion eeeepte.d building' of au ask house was left to advertise.lor Umbra for con - talon of Same. The Board then odgenspros, Winton Men's and Boy's Hats, hard and soft felts, also many lines of Straws, broken lots and odd sizes, of lines that sold at $1.00 to $1.50. Every size in the lot, but not every size of any one kind. . • ft et, Clearing these out on Saturday at your choice for.....4111111; Fit 99e. Mimes andd3oys' hard atal soft Pelt Hats, good shapes, season, hut we do not want to earry any oeicl ones ' over, so have gathered to ether these that are left aim lines that sold at , 1,75 ter$2 25, and you net,. can ..e your choice on Sit urday at each. .. . . ...`77%; Men's and Boy's extra, oputlity felt hats, choice styles • and shapes, in good furfelts, odd lines and broken Iota that are lett from lines that sold at $2.50 41a 1 itA. to VA, choice of this lot on Satuallay each., :VII 441/ 1111 - Do not miss this chance. will be the greatest day of bargain-givin in Hats ever seen in Clinton.