The Clinton New Era, 1910-10-13, Page 5.
pio
.11
e
ober, i$tr1ii 1910...,,
Yee
• .r-••. .
e
EvOry,an,
Should Own a
WATCt.
Business Demands it
The importance of
time demands it troin the
time' he gets up in the
morning until he goes to
bed, at night—so long for
this job, so long for the
other ; so long for meals ;
so long for recreation; so
long for sleep.
You ought to see our
display of Watches and
you ought to buy here.
We can save you money.
W. Hellyar.
Rirtls Marriages ,w Deat s
BORN
S•IUT.IER-4n Brucefield, i$e ty25,
,'ko 'rdr. 'andi.Mrs. 'John Snider" la
daughter. ;
Brucefield.
DIED
WALKER -in Goderich 'Town-
ship October .8tle,;1lrfaria A. Pearson,
beloved wife of Robert Walker,.
aged 67 years aud 10 months.
DUNLOP. -In Tucker smith, on
Oct, 11th Elizabeth Lang, widow of
the late William Dunlop, aged 80
years, 1 n onth and 14 'days. 1.
• PARSONS.; -In Goderich On Sun-
day Oct 9th at the residence of her
9son-in-laW, Mr. L. Dancey, 'The
funeral toke place at Montreal.
Mrs. Parsons is; the mother of Mrs.
Brewer formerly of Clinton.
SSZI E REGISTER'.
SATURDAY., OCT. 11, -Auction
sale ofhousehold furniture on
Huron 's't'reet, Clinton, at one o'-
clock, Terms cash. No reserve.
Margaret. O'Neil, Prop's., Thos. Gun
dry, auc ,
District Newsy.
. Thoburn
Mr. Albert Hughes is expected to
occupy the pulpit • in the .Baptist
church again on Sunday afternoon
next. •
Sam. Govier, 'the young man from
Auburn Iocnlity and known to
many who was so seriously injured
in the elevator accident at Perrin's
factory last week, at London, is
making favorable iniprovement and
will recover it is expected.
Londesboro
Jeweler and Optician, Lessons from the life and pic-
tur es of the late Holman Hunt, the
great religious Artist Was . the
subject of an interesting and in-
spiring sermon by Rev. J,'H. Oster-
hout. B. D. in 'the methodist church
last -Sunday night. Mr. Wm. Lyon
very acceptably. filled 'the pulpit
Wanted at once. at the Alexandra in the morning, Mr. Osterhout
Marine or General Hospital Goderich preaching at Burns Presbyterian
two pupil nurses. Apply to Miss Grif- church.
fiths Lady Superintendent Goderich T. Sampson and family spent
P. U. 2t Sunday- in Lucknow. '
Captain S. G. Keine and wife of
Gorrte spent a few -days last, week
Wanted at the Parsonage, 1Virs. • Kahle is
Rev. Osterhout's sister..
Rev. D. L. Small of Blyth, preach-
ed in Knox church last Sunday
afternoon. - -
Rev. W. T. Pearcy and wife. re-
turned'this week from Tor.onto,and,
Pt. Colborne.
Ilouse to Rent Rev. Bartlett and wife, of Dun-
gannon were visiting here on Mon-
d R G. Smith has .purehased• from
R. Adams seven rots -and from the
Cr lsp Estate see •lots 'about 3 1=4
acres in the Wingham Survey. here.
Harvey Longivan•now in London•
baa sold his ho a ie 4rellia.fatb-
eie George Longman. '
George Longman has sold.. his
house to Charles H, 'Manning for
about five hundred dollars.
bus or baggage call, to any part C. H. Manning had a very suc
cessful sale of his s'to.ck and imple
of the town. JOSH COOK. men'ts on Tuesday,
Sugar Beets are being 'shipped .by
several parties this week.
y Hogs were shipped •on Wednes-
Girl Wanted. day by: Messrs. -Watson, the . price
Girl wanted
is $8.00. .,
__ ___Janees_Cam-' bell.returned from
for ens al
p ,
lr use work
g >e
no
use
Manitoba this week
M n
good wages Apply to O. ORICH Death of George Neal.-.: There
passed away on Friday September
30th, at his daughter?s residence,'67.
Yarmouth Road,,
Toronto • George
Neal in •his. 75th year; Although in
failing health for a number. of
Hunters' Return Tickets atyears he tvas no's seriously. ill .until
the day before his death; , from'.
that time he.'radu' -
1I • Sank a s
€' . a y t. p S .,.
ing peacefully. atvay at ten o'htockt
Friday evening. • Deceased : was
born in Gloucestershire'. England.
and came to Canada in 1883, sett-
ling in Londesboro. Four year lat-.
' er he moved 'to 'fioronto''where he.
has Iived ever since.' '.In former
years Mr• Neal :was a gardener'
having charge of ninny of 'the
lawns on St. George. St. 'For. 15,
Rears he was engaged ,fh Dr.
yerson. • •The late Mr. Neal was
twice tnarr-ied his 'first wife hav-
ing died 35 years ago,. and his
second predeceased him sortie four
years. Heleavesto ''mourn his
Wanted
Wanted at once a good general ser-
vant, Apply to etre Holt North St.
Goderich. 2t
First house north of the R 0 Church
on James St. Hard and soft water
and' all modern conveniences occupied
at present by John Derry Apply to
ARTHUR UANTELON
THE OLD RELIABLE BUS MAIC--
--n--
My headquarters are now at the
Rattenbury House. The phone No.
is 46. Ring me up if you want a'
VAI LAYAY
TUN l
Y.
GRAND R NK SY T
E
Single fare
Oct. 10th to Nov 12th .'
To points in Temagami, points Pete -
wawa to Port Arthur, and to a number
of points reached by Northern Naviga-
tion Company, also to certain points
ineeQuebec, New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia and Maine.
- Oct. 20th to Nov. 12th
To Muskoka Lakes, Penetang, Lake
of Bays, Midland, Maganetawan River
Lakefield, Madawaska, to Parry Sound
Argyle to Coboaonk, Lindsay to Hale.
burton, Sharbot Lake to Calabogie via
K. & P. Railway, points from Severn
to North Bay inclusive, and certain
points reached by Northern Naviga.
ti;,n. Company
Return limit on all tickets Dec. 15th
e'lleept to points reached by steamer
lines, Nov. 14th, 1910.
Secure tickets and full information
from '
A 0 Pattison, Depot agent
JOHN RANSFORD, Town Agent.
Ming
If you have any troub-
le with your eyes--•^diffi
cult in seeing distinct or
reading, aching eyes, tir
ed eyes. If you suffer
from headache, if the
child cannot st-e well at
schoo; or if the child's
eyes so sn become tired,
call and have them ex-
amined most. carefully.
No Charge
voR
Ekaminan ton.
We have all . ap li-
.nces for careful ex-
amination . All work
guaranteed : satisfac-
fg .tory,
74. J...ro
g
•
•
Jeweler and Opticians '
Issuer rl'1 Marrine4 Liceusys
loss 'three sons and one daughter,
'Alber't of Goderich Township, Rev.
T. W., of Kingston, Frederickand
itTrs. Carter of Toronto. One
danghter, Mrs. Tuck having died
nineteen years ago. The funeral
'took place on Monday to Monet
Pleasant cemetery. '
Mr George Davis of Brussels
spent the Sunday with friends in
Londesboro.
Live Poultry Wanted
The following prices are being paid •
at the Holnlesville Poultty Yards: -
Hens, 8 cts, a Ib.
Chickens over A lh. 11 eta. a lb.
Chickens, betteeen 4 and 51bs, 10e lb
Chickens, Under 4 lbs. Oe a Ib.
Turkeys,ducks and geese prices later
All poultry to he delivered with
crops empty on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings.
Buying all the year round.
N, W. TREWARTHA.
- Phone 4 on 142.
•
Nolice.of Dissolution
090900•0 0909000909911:
•
a WITH THE CHURCHES. •
9
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Mr. Albert Hughes, student of.,
Woodstock College, who preached
with great acceptance, .en Sunday
.1astela,.expeeteel to pieach on Sun-
day next, Morning and Evening.
pNTARIO STREET CHURCH •
The :Ontario Street. Leagueex-
peet's to entertain the inmates at
the House. of Refuge next 'Tuesday
evening.•
At ;the League:meeting last Mon-
day: evening, Mr. J. W. TY'ealleaven,
gave 'a Very interesting address,
and Miss .Meud_Wiltsesang a sato.
Next Monday evening the monthly.`
misio
ar meeting
will be held,
at
whith Rev.M?.Ousterhout= of
Londesboro, will give an address.
'CHURCH '.
Guild will hold
Monday evening y n g
hmen'ts will
Band held
even
the :congreg,at
Church,
Toronto,, met
the church
and presented
pastor, Rev.
orae of gold a
Rev. M. P
Miller on behalf
n: Mrs. Mill
me' hymn
representing
presented
'Miller, Who ,repli
church 'and ;S
Rev. Alex
pae'tor, of
d'the regret
assistant's dap
Bothwell, on the p
ple'g Bocie'ty
strain. 'During.
Mr. Mille
moon's of ex
'congregation, a
'friends, who regret
lVliller supe
Stewart, of 'Willie Y:
years ag'a,,an
during'hts s
WILLIS
The' Ladies a r e-
' e 'tion on
M'on at the
,c p
•church. • Refres also
be served : - .
p11 &lissionB r regu
lar• nesting on: ing:
embers of io•n�of>
Knox PresbyterianSpa-
'dins avenue,: To in the
lecture room of last
Friday night, the re-
tiring assistant J. -Geo,
Miller; with a p mount
ing to ,$200. R arsons,
.,gddx.essed 'Mr. alf of
:the cengr egatio Miller re-•
ceived a handsome" book.
Mr. Wm. Dalley, g the'
Adult Bible Clan a club -
bag to. Mr. Milled 'fit-
tingly
fi't
tingly' to 'both abbath
school members ander
B, .Winchester,- the con-
gregation,' voice of .the
church.' at his as :departure,
and Dr. art of
the Young People's spoke
in a ,similar str his 'two
dsax's ministry, r has
one 'a great, a executive
Work in 'the co nd'hab
made hliany hie'
departure. Mr, ied Mr.
Rev. Dr. Stews thumb,
Clinton, three d Made
hostsof friends o journ
The law,firnl of Prouatpt. Hays Be Blair, has
been dissolved by thb retirement of Mr. Blair,
Mr, J, L. lililortn has taken Mr. Blair's place;
and the busintsb will in future. be 'carried on in
the sum Piece under the name of Proudfoot,.
Hays IthU Killoran, ,
A1E bbrsons indebted to the o15 firm areret;
dusted to settle at as warty a date as possible.
Dated at Goderich, this 1st . day. of Ontober,
PROUDPOOT, HAYS &.BLAIR
Servants Wanted
--- l
Two good servants . wanted at the
Rattenbury house, C)
Apples for Sale
Mr. D. Cants on will ship us a ear
load of apples • from Caledonia which
are expected to reach as on or about
Oct. 22nd and which wa will sell at
$3.75 per barrel.-Cantelon Bros. 2t
4
+eetyrs101w
The Choicest Woods
are used in themaking of our
Furniture, lience.its beauty and
durability. It is artistically de.:
signed, too. and beautifully rip-
holstered. The workmanship
throughout is
Positively Perfect
and will satisfy the most -refined
and artistic tastes. When you
note the_quality, :also coinpare
our prices with those •asked else.
• where. .
The Cheapcst.Spot In'Hfrton iso tif%y al's kinds. of l urnfturo.
loi%With the Deanery bad been Cele
'stder'ed the Meeting !closedwith
the devotional exerelo00. Tee
next regular meeting Wilk be 'held'
eoulo1nt1Y• With the :S. S.• 'CtonVent•
ion In Clinton in May next.
I+t++*+++ ++++*++* 76
0.
Personal Notes
11 those h��xn re
as v,w or Wend* In Mown or eying away
notify us of the fact swob week we
would ennonooe It in the New exec
Mrs. Sheeley has been very ill
during the past week.
'Miss Wallace spent a few 'days
in Goderich last week.
Mrs. Yates will not receive until
some time in November,
Miss Jessie Thompson visited her
sister in Blyth last week.
Mrs. J. Leslie Kerr was visiting
friends in Blyth last week:
Miss Jessie Wiseman spent a few
days in Seafgrth last week.
Mrs. Thos. Mason was a, visitor
With Blyth friends last week.
Mr. J. Wiseman, of Guelph, was
en holiday visiting at his home
here, -
Mr, T. Harvey. of Exeter,
•made a
hosbusiness call of Exeter,
on
Tuesday,
Mrs, Whedon, sister of ' Mrs, T.
Trick returned to her home. in St.
Louis last week.
Mi. J. Leslie Kerr attended the
opening of -'the Niagara Power at
Berlin on Tuesday,
Miss Gertrude Sage left on Thurs
day last for London where she in-
tends making her home.
Mr. and, Mrs. Shipley were in Ex-
eter, last week attending the`Iun-
ex al of the late Mr. Bawden,
Conductor John Sullivan, who
has been off the G. T. R. Buffalo
since the strike, has
• c 'era n sin t
Godeli h 1 , .,
been reinstated,
Mr. L. L• avis is moving his family
from Oshawa 'to town, and will oc-
cupy C. J. Graham's residence on
Centre St.- Wingham Advance.
Miss Jessie 'Wiseman, of Clinton,
and Miss Wiseinan, . of . Otta 'a,
were guests this.. week If their
gesIndmother, Mrs. Geo. Grant.
St. 'Marys Argus, -
l►Txs; D, Dickinson had 'the mis-
fortune while dusting the ceiling
t6 fall seriously injuring her left
side just below the heart, fortun—
ately not bred;ing any ribs.
' Mr. A. H, Goodwin and daughter
Mies Winifred • returned from the
West on '1Vionday having spent two
months very , pleasantly visiting in
Manitoba and Saskatchewan,.
Miss Wiseman of St. Marys, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Gibbs • of
town. The visitor also brought
here Barbara and 'Franklin Gibbs
who have been visiting in . the
Stone town.
here,
so
0
!Rural Deanery Meeting
A meeting of the Deanery of
Huron was held in St. Paul's church
on Thursday last. . The Clerical
member g present were, ReVs. D. W.
Collins, M. Turnbull, H. J,.Condell,
J. Berry, I. T. Farr, E. 11,. Croly, W.
J. Doherty, W. H. Dunbar and C. R.
Dunne.
A celebration of the Holy Com-
munion was held In St. Paul's
church after which the (members
assembled in 'the Vestry with Rev.
W. J. Doherty Secretary 'and, 'Rev.
C. R. Glenne, Chairman. • After" rou-
tine business the nomination of a
Clergyman for Rural Dean Was pro
seeded with and Mr, Frank Metcalf
of Blyth was appointed Scrutineer
of 'the ballots.
The scrutineer reported the name
of Rev. C. R. Gurnee as the choice
.pf the Deanery and the Secretary
'wee .or'derd`d'lo notify the Bishop
accordingly. , -
After luncheon the meeting ' re-
opened! at 1.30 p.m, where a thought
hie. and carefully prepared paper
"On'the. Revision and enrichment
of 'the Fe . ,�.Boak,» wen read by
the Rev. a'rrk '!'urnbull. .T,he die•
eussiote:•enateing was-lldix'idi° til• by
still the hnembera, .present.
After other matters in connect -
ST. 'PAUL'S 'CHURCH.
Miss Ahriie McCor'tie, who recent
ly' under'wen't an 'operation at the
Hospital fox appendicitis, is doing
veil -as -can be 'expecte
will soon be able Ito sit up, much -tb
HEAVY DEBONV,1103 »BBTl9.''
The D.paltteitant• et Agrieulitur
'furnisl ce }frtet'estlaag5 ■taUKtics-re•►
garding pp opula'tlour, taxation, de-
benture
iienture tl'ebt, •etc„ of the variaue
:paunletpalitiea in Onttlrrio. The de-
benture debt of Mitchell In given at
$69,796, with a sinking funds of $7,-
466. St. Marys, debt $123,709,; no;
sinking fund. Stratford, debt $1,-
030,304; sinking tend. $236,794,
LIstowel. debt $197172 • sinking
fund, $25,4.$1. debt,
debt, $38,686;
sinking 'fund, $1,419. Ribbert, debt,
$20, 384; nq 'sinking fund. Fuller-
ton, no debt; 'Ellice, debt, $50,683;
no sinking 'runts. Elnra, debt $86,-
200; sinking fund, $1,1,86. Downie,
debt, $3,983; no sinking fund, Blans
• hard, debt, $1,011; no sinking 'fund,
North Easthope,, debt, $20.484; no
sinking fund. Sou't'h Easthope.
debt, $12,159; no sinking fund. Sea -
forth, debt, $169,417; sinking fund,,
$44,196. •Wingham, debt, $153,702;
sinking fund, $16,498, Clinton, debt
° $150,544 i sinking fund, $35,212.'These
figures -were compiled up 'to Dec,:
31st. 1909,
'a health Federal and Pro;trinci 1 h alk au-
thorities in session at Ottawa.
The office of C. D,Sbeldon,'the
Montreal broker, has been closed.
Absolom Beaton, a colliery mana-
ger for the Dominion CoalCompanv
Is dead,
Cani'.ddian Verse'
THE LITTLE WHITE SUN.
By Annie Campbell:piuestis.
[Annie Campbell,Huestis was born.
:n Halifax in 1876, and is- chiefly
'.nown as a. writer of . •ocea.sional
•arse, for the Canadian and American
_magazines.]••
•
r
ski ' had gray, grayface,.
' Tho lyh ag,y,
. The touch of, the mist was chill,
The earth wars an eerie. place,
For the -Wind moaned over the hill;.
But the brown earth laughed, and the
sky turned blue,•
:When the little white •sun, came peep,
Mg through..
The wet leaves saw it and sinilee,
The glad birch gave it a song -
A cry .from a heart, glee -wild,
And the echoes laugh it along:
And the wind and I went whistling,
to,
When the little white sun came peep-
ing through.
• So welcome the chill of, rain
And the world in its dreary prise-.
To have it aver again,
That moment of sweet surprise, •.
When the.. brown. earth laughs, and
the sky turns - blue,
As' the little white sun.comes 'peep-
ing through l • .. •
.Jilnton MtLrlcet,,Re port
dr enWle it, (new) • Sri to 0 87
Oasts,, ► • e
B iriey . . , . 0 4a to. 0 46.•
the delight of her friends.
Mr, and Mrs.: Sieman, of. Detroit,.
are visiting4'Irs .Couch sr. and call-
ing on o'thei old::friends in town.
Mrs. Sisman; was - formerly' Miss
Tipling and her many friends are
glad 'to• rvelcome her back to town
The visitors came up by their auto.
The..Clintonians who took In the
trip to 'Quebec, 'by both boat.and
Qtr ain Mr -aridJack-
son,
Jacl
Mrs.t
Q n
son 'Dr and Mrs. h
M Shaw, Mr, and
Mss. John Bansford ' and' Melvin
Basford and 'Mrs, 13. T. Rance all
ar 'ved safely home, after en' en -
livable 'time:.
Mrs. George Roemer. of Kansas
City daughter of Mrs. Trick, return
ed • hom,e last ; week. Being :unable
to call in per son.•eirs. Roemer takes
this : opportunity of thanking .the
many friends and;., neighbors for
:'flowers and other kindnesses . re-
ceived during her mothers recei't
illness.
Huron
The Annual 'Harvest Thanksgiv-
ingservices of St. Paul's Church
willbe' held on Sunday next When
It is 'expected that the Bishop of
EI on Will preach "Lordship
Morning
andevening.. His Lordship will
al Visit Summerhill in the after-
noon for the confirmation of a class.
of candidates.
eGk` 4,1274,4
ND(IRTAKI
Last Friday evening Master
Harry Shaw -gave a party to a
number of. his friends.- Each guest
were. supposed, to eom'e represent-
ing.'the name of some elty ox town
in Canada. Miss Dorothy Ratten-
bury was the winner In • guessing
what each represented. All enjoy-
ed a good time.
Las's Saturday afternoon '.'Mrs.
Lappine left for London 'where she
will make her home in future as Mr
Lappine holds.. an important post
ion •With the Sherlock -Mann'
Piano Co., Mrs. Lappine - will / •ue
much 'missed both in Qhi1ecli 'work
in St. :,Joseplr's..Church, where the -
heti �beexl a 'Valued member of the
choir; 'disc) -in the social life of. the
•toWn. Just 'before Mrs. Lappine
boarded the train she was present-
ed 'with a purse of gold' by. the'
choir of !the church. Miss' Lappine
will remain with theMorrish Cloth
ing Co, 'for: sometime 'before 'tak-
ing up her residence in London.
Additional Locals
Peas 0 70' to 0 75
Eggs` Q22to0'23.:.
Butter 0 `20 to 0 21 "'•
li )gs •
Potatoes 0 30 :•
$8.
•
'Toronto falrkets
Fall "Wheat 81) to .80
Goose Wheat - 85 to ,855
Oats ., .40 to .40'
54 to ,(i )
Barley''
Peas •.7a-'tb .70
Rye .••.• •.., .70 to .75
Buckwheat '.54 to' ,55
Bran .S . .. 20 • . .
Shorts .. . •
A. w.w ....v..
h� s
�w = ater Coats
'Ne*bDress Ooods .
New Clothing
New Blankets
0 I
Don't 1;py J_ bre'seeing our big new stocks.
FULL RANGE OF NE 6..! DRESSGOODS
OT LUNG, ROOTS,, SIIOES and RUBBERS
AT LOWEST PRICES . .
Men's Sweater
See Our' Coats,
._
at $1.00
Some Special Bargains fa Clothing and Shoes now
,on our tables.'
COME IN AND GET OUJli, PRICES. .
Plumsteel Bios..
SHALL PROFITS MORE BE SINES •
Thisis -that
time for
Underwear
earanddw
e have Stan
tie
ld s Unshri
nk'
• able, Penman's. Ellis, and Fleece Lined and also Plain, for men, women
end children, We have a fine lot of Coat Sweaters for men women
and children. Something extra in Table Cloths and Table Napkins,
Extra heavy stock of Shoes and Rubbers. We have a special 5 -gallon
Oil Can. We have Ensilage Forks, Scoop Shovels, etc, W'Vo have liar.
'ness S.ipplies that you need.. We have Coal 011 at lac, 20cand 25c.
•
-R.
•_': ]Highest Price for Produce.
Adams, Londesboro.,
Growing: Wheat.
According to an offieial.predict-
ion, Argentina within a ••4ew years
will produce 5,000,000 tone more
wheat a year 'than she will need
for home consumption. '
Like .the Human 'Tongue
A German naturalist 'who has
made a long study of birds'tongues
has 'announced a .'brief that the IAM. YQURTFF
parrot's most nearly., approaches -_
the -human organ in its mechanisne,•
1,571 acres.
All this can be worked, the. re- '
port believes, to be a profit.
A report is also made ' on 'the
work done at' 'the goverment peat
bog at Alfred, Ont., while the Dor- .
.chester, Ont, and Farnham, Que., .
peat plants are referred to -favor
ably... .
PE -AT 1130 -GS:
Canadian Department of Mines
Hakes Examinations Into: Its
Resources -
The, el;ults oft la further exami
nation into the peat resources of.
Canada, and particularly ,Ontario, -
made during the season of 1909-10
are contfn
ed in a se
port'ust issued
by the -nines branch of the depart-
ment of mines. The 'bogs examin-
ed, their sitaation and extent, are
se follows,- -
2'2 bog,eight miles west of
' Brunner
g.
)Gay ....... ..,.,. ..... $17` to •19 Stratford Ont., .2,288 acres total
Eggs.. .... , :. 28c to area. •'
NJ0
• But ter, 21e to •25e - . Komoka bog, 12 finites 'froth ' Lon
g
Potatoes... ... ..60 to ,64. pk don; Qxit., .900 acres:"
Cattle, butchers.... ,�,•`��,to•$6,.b, ..Br c villethree 'iles'from
Cattle, Ex orters $5.50 to 56;75 I o bog,
an
Hogs.. t `F8.50 to 8•7o
Sheep .,. ....,... $485 $ 5.00.
Limb - . . $5. W 10 56.10
Feeders . 54.50 to $5;85•
MOVED THIS WEEK.
0. Pugh and faintly havemoved to
the house recently oe c u p i e d by Mr.
George Rice on Rattenbury street.
BIG'MANGOLDS. '
Mr. John Govet, of town has pulled
O'mangolds which 77 lbs. or about 13lbs
each. Howie this fur good garding,
SNOWBALLS IN OCTOBER. r
Thursday morning of this week Mrs.
John McGarra picked a Snowball of
the tree and it was a well eleveloped
one.
FIRE THI5 MORNING. ' •
The Hotel Normandie had a -small
fire this morning, (rhursdoy) which
amount to no thin g. Waste .paper
down in the furance room cetnght 'lire
and filled the cellar with smoke. The
brigade was called but but there ser•
vices were not required.
TEACHERS' AT HOME. •
In connection with the East Huron
• Teacher's Convention which ill be
held in Clinton on Oct, '20 and,21 'ti e
teachers of Clinton will give an At
Home to the teachers of ethe 'County
pn the'I!own Hall • en the evening .of
ot. 20 beginning 4,8 0 'lock, :At ttheeT
westing 3. 1'. Hoag',13. A;. of ..Lenten
ki. ill gide ilri addreaa.gii, "The Educate •
on of Thelay and the, 'Nation „of Toe.
Morrow." All interested in' edul:at1on
are invited to attend.
•
Artificial Applause.
To provide artificial applause a . .
French theatrical manager has in-
vented hammers which imitate the
bounding of eanes on the. floor. and.
"parchment covered castanets,which-
simulate 'the clapping of hands, all
worked 'by electricity from; a key-
board behind the scenes;
Coal in the Philippines,
Theve are but two ?coal mines ac-
tively operated in the Philippines,
one owned by 'the gowe1'nment 'and
one by 'a private terporation. :..
,Agriculture In China. •
More than two .thirds •of the nate'
ives of 'China are agriculturists, us-
ing methods centuries old.
About Lighthouse%
-01-the 15,224, Lighthouses in the
world; those on inland bodies of
water being omitted in the couns
1'2,171 are on the Atlantic and 2,288 �.
on the Pacific.
Brockville,' Ont., 14Q' 'acres. •.
Rondeau bog,on the 'shoxe of
Lake Erie, six miles from Blehheim.
-'Oh, let Me, lay my head 'tonight
upon--yeui'- Brea -sty
And close tiny,• eyes 'against 'the
light,' -I 'fain 'would x est
Pug -weary and the world looks sad,
this worldly stroke
Turns m'e to you; and,'oh,- I'm glad
to be your wife!
Though friends may fall andturn
'aside, yet°I have you. ,
And' inyour love I m'ay, abide, for
you are true
My olny solace in each grief and iii
despair,. • • .
s in m relief • it to
iidernes
-Youry ,
h --care. '
soothes sac
-- so s
If joys. of life could alienate; this
poor; weak 'heart • - , •
From yours,:then may no. pleasure
• rest enough t.
o part
Our:, sympathies fall to my lot. • I'd
e'er remain • •
'Bereft of friends, 'though 'true' or
not, just to retain
Your'true :regard, ; .•yenr::,presence.
.
brigght,•thro' care and' strife,
And oh 1.I thank biy God Ito -night,
ane your'' Wife! •
LEAVE. yQUR ORDER NUW
.For the • Printing you are bound
to . need next month, and have it
ready when you want it. We
can give :,you the best. service.
The New Era Printing ` Office
Hour
L,„,,,,,,,,,=,,_,=...,,,,..,„,,,_,
with poorly trained doctors and!
lawyers. •
titl•�
• Y
At' - re id fit°of•t7i�
e
1\Trwa�'dylK. `li s tl gi .
Foundation for the advancetnent of
Education, flay; the country Is flooded
K`E. NO NuII I4 s'ilte,'dethrofheci
ing of p'ortu al,- Who is now under.
the protection of Great Britain, at
Gibraltar,
•
1.
&ING ALFONSO, of Spain, whose
kingdonl is threatened with a revotn, ,
tion' following the one in Portugal.'
Ott Ianhnense Motor,
An cleetric hinter of 10,000 horse- •
cower is being built in England for
use in u steel ylyill.