The Clinton New Era, 1900-06-15, Page 8t
Julie 15, 1900
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135e Sailors for 1.9c
75c SaIors-.:for 33c
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ACE CLINTON INT.MT ERA
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FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1900
LOCAL NOTICES.
Nottee• If the party who took lettere from
the slew ERA office, will return their, they
wet confer a favor. They are of some use to
us but are none, whatever to thy' persons
who took thew.,
nr ; ,J, (:uingg-aate'tl t&reenirew e.--t'or sale,
R, ]vats -cab a tomato
cauliflower
How if Happens ., „ ,
beddinc plants. a. llUlVlNt`�1--IiAHIE,
•
lowers, ver s, asters stooks ell kmdi of
We made a mistake in our Millinery Department this Huron street.
7 �v For.tlale,--'rhe residence and lot on Ratten-
season. We got too elan , black and navy Sailor Hats. bury St. is oil oro for sale on reasonable terms.
7r'Qr• partiqulars• app] tq pHAf�. WILSON on
N' . _ted •t' t a . all not art many dark ones as tlie;pretnises, Also b�single wa ons and 8 seta
usual, so we have more dark ones on band than we ought to singe arncss. ane x-'
have. We are going--to-right it in tile easiest and shortest i epr�ra ,(!1%lljlIts;
waypossible, and clear thein out at 19.c and 33c instead, of ! Tag MA.ItKETs.-T.hia past week the
p i
bona
ConeleoTioN.--•In the composition lame for several days; while biking and
"Three 13rit.isb Cheers," written by tl. riding fairly fast he came in contact
J, Stewart, in cur issue of last week, with a dog which threw him from. the
l the word apF1Ied 'tette)," (Scotch) should wheel on to the hard road, thus injur-
be "Gaul" (French), which is what the ing his leg. On Saturday J.B. Hoover,
author intended. of Clinton marble works,erected a very
fine circular Swede rnonutnent in Bailie
PILFitRINo.--Again the tinwer thief cemetery to the memory of the parents
is at work in•the .etnetery and cam- of W. G. Robertson. The J. O. O. F.
plaints of having f1 vsere c1tii up and met on Tuesday evening and puta few
stolen from the graves still teach us. ' members through a degree. In the eh -
Recently T.Onttle planted some choice sence of Chief Wheatley in Goderich on
plants for 1). Robb in the ce etery but Tuesday attending court, Robt, Welsh
they disappeared in a few days. This • was acting town policeman. A.Oouch
hes occurred time and again lately ; was laid up fora week past with asiege
somethingjets tobe done, One of of rheumatism; he is getting oer it
these dayiere will be an example however. A re, port of the Co..,
made of some one should he be Council meetingheld in Goderich llloote-
caught, ly will be published in next week's is-
sue, It is likely that the G. T. R. will
THE DETROITEXOINISION.- E. H. give cheap fares from London and
Ayer, manager of the Detroit ex ur- way stations up to Kincardine and re -
slot), was here on Monday making the 'tarp, on Saturdays' good until Monday,
necessary arrangementsfor the •ie- during July, August and September; it
lightful excursion ner steamer, City of has been the custom in former years: to
Toledo, leaving Goderich,on Thursday, give single • fare for the return trip
June2lst, at 8 a.m., arriving in Detroit along the line up to. the•Iake. Three
at 4 p.m.; returning ,leave Detroit Fri• fishers went out to a certain stream on
day; at 2 p.m., arriving in Goderich at Tuesday to fish, and to hear theme tell
10 Wal -
be i 1 single, .he fare for this trip will the number caught sounds fishy, $ from Goderich. A special ter Coats was off duty for several days
train for Goderich: will leave Stratford this week, being troubled with lum-
at 8♦30 a.m., June 21st, stopping at all bago. Since the recent rains the
stations to Clinton, leaving Clinton at meadows give a better promise of a
7.40 eau. On return special train will good hay crop now. The June Assizes
leave.Goderioh for Stratford and way were held in-Goderich this week. Dr.
etaticns'at 11 p. in. This is a most T. (1. Bruce is havingg a private sale of
delightful excursion and wets well pat• furniture and household effects on Fri-
ronized last year, but this year is ex- day and Saturday, June 15th and 16th,
pected t., be more liberal. Should it -at his residence; he intends to remove
More people an igh is d a y 1 h s a tf
35c and 75e,the regular price They are all new this season markets have not been very lively,
and will go on sale Saturday morning
• Ladies'''line Straw Bailor Hats,
goods ape,silk band, lined, -
, blank and navy only, regular
350, to clean if po
Ladies'Rustio Straw Sailor Hate
light weight, wide band, lined,
one of the most leveler shapes
,sold this season,<regular, 75e, 33C
to clear._ .... ♦.,
Violets, 5c Bunch -
With the Hats we are going to sell. some V 1
cheap to clear, good briglit flowers that we . can
good deal less than usual prices
50 Bunches,•7ioiets,aesorted,dark
and light shades, 8 dozen .flow-
ers and 2 sprays of foliage in 5C
bane), regular 12}c, choice ,
securing an eatgrble a young mag foration ofa cera and oth•
er mat
although the usual dairy supply' Is com-
ing in. with an advanced price. Can-
tclon 13rop,•, who are shipping a larger
supply,eest this week, report tub butter
at 11e to 15e, loose at 13c to 14c, and
eggs at 10c to lie per dozen.
SUCCESSFUL. -The friends of Miss
Lucy Grant,daughter of Mrs Jno. Glib-
,bings,wilt he pleased to.eee that she has
been awarded a teacher's certificates
fur the full primary nd advanced art
courses, as a result of the provincial
art school examinations. Miss Grant
has been studying for the past year at
Alma College, St. Thomas.
be a paying speculation lttr. Ayer sa
ys
io ets very -FORMER A PARTNERSHIP. --We• un• It will become a vearly event,:
dAiattrud that Dr. Gunn has admitted
sey •a into. partnership with himself Da: F.A. 1 THE FREE HOSSITALFOR POOR CON.
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Scots, .a well.knoatn Stanley boy; but sUa:dTai EYe;The meeting held last.
who a couple of weeks ago- returned Tuesday evening, thel2th cost., for the
from London, Eng., where he heli the purpose of organizing a, It cal associa-
position of house surgeon in one of the . tion to aid in the maintenance of the
hospitals of that city. Dr, Scott will free hospital for . poor consumptives.
prove a. valuable accession to the town, was not very largely attended, and
and D.i.Guun is to be congratulated on . those present concluded that• the oleo•
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i - o ' tete of de-
' • • • • • • • • • • • • tail wo ld be better left for another
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s,. meeting, to be held. in the near future:
" enol Black Dress Goods . . . DowN wires SHALL Pox -We learn A goodly, number of our people have
that DI. R. el. Gibson, son, of Mrs R. given intimation of their intention of
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�_� " A p a e Canadian Sault. any willnation, , and have subscribed their
4 get nice hot weather black dress goods. It's not so here . 4 remember the doctor when he .lived in 1 names. Mr Watson, the representa-
�• Clinton until he went to the Sault and tive'of. the parent associatio a is
x expects
sp
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for a are' s ow a s is ,1 r ie ra a of
. �-_ � -,• S g_ - . - •. _ , fnllwaed n ..his: rofessioninthe-'rued- l n
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•= I'eSS Stll 3. rOminBn in 1t 18 a- Se eCtl 11 O ._. ; coal me. sinany friends here will of next wt��+ek, and it is hoped .a meeting
• wool grenadines, in ]leaf; small atterns.. Make one u . ,s, be pleased to' kubw that although hay may then be •field, of which all sub-
, p 1> �_� Wing been: quarantined for the disease scribed mend ors •will receive due 'no -
;s . over one..f• our thin black linings d youhave 'a dress = it — not develop a dangerous Imp t' vsh ri detail ' mattersf
•� . teens He is now recovered and has t m
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's' Sometimes it's not the easiest.thing iii; the world .to :_: i McLellan, of towe, was down with small ecoming members of the local org;a,ni-
••g•: ox tth O d S It M
p t pass through Clanton the latter part
: d - -ff- b,-;- i. finel f all;t
a tnl s 'an aV .. a any i' ice, e o organiza-
c'ool• and stylish looking. The are not -expensive 3. ion ay, be perfected.
3' y p resumed hi C
b , r prac ice -
>' _ NOTES A prominent businessman . he serious results followed. Word' has.
s; All -wool Grenadine;. neat; small very 'fins all -wool Grenadirie, t; GONE TO OwEN SoIIND.-A. Kirkby, of town. asks tas wh the erase and been receieAd of the safe arrival of
b oheok,light weight but firm.will iniall open pattern; will, make ♦_. who was for several •years engaged in' ,.weedsare'alloteed.to grow so high and .Greg irwin:at Preston, Euglauds on
:I. wear well 40 inches wide UUC a handsome dress and give ex •• ' the baking business until burnt out in k
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to Collingwood shortly. W.Coats will
act as an arbitrator for Goderich town-
ship on Saturday, 23rd; it is on a school
question: The Orangemen of Wingham
have been.successful in making ar-
rangements with the °, T, R. fur their
annual excursion to Detroit, which will
be entirely by rat ; the date' is set' for
Saturday, August. 18th, ieturniug the
following Monday. E. A. Lewis, of'
Palmerston, is around town taking or-
ders kr half a dozen splendid. works
and is doing well so far;in Mitchell and
Seafc,'th he took over 75 orders in each
place. Owing to thete not being a
quorum' the public school board did not
meet. for regular business on Monday
evening., •`R. Fitzsimons. shipped a car-
load of o tod,
porkers
Collin vv
d on
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Tuesday. When s
G Dav as d iv'
, w r ing•
a span of spirited horse' Dar,
the coon-
try, on Saturday last for a load of° saw •
dust, . they got beyond his control •.
and ran away; Mr. Davis not -deeming
it wise to remain in the wagon jumped
out behind, and falling on his face' cut
his lip and received a shaking up but
to
s s n�'5c se. i
before being.cut, and says it May rd. Rnmor had it that J. Spoon,
oeilent wear. s the Snifth block decided to leave town
a • • • • • is a shame and' disgrace to se theex• late 'of .,er•1in wholeft for the North
etre' cod nalit.all-woolGlren-
._ mit manufactoryof McLaughlin & Oa:, '
g paeLure field; the sidewalks o `man died up•there,butitienotgenerafl be•
e s are narrow • enoug -many died
lieved G. Swarts is his father-in-law
42 Inoh all -wool Delaine, bright - E g q y
finish, will make a good cool adine, flora pattern, sma:l and'
dress O0( neat, very good goods .......... JUC
g s...patronFf+ while fere.,Mr Ke1F trout the supplied I they are, but when this long grass
• inches wide black round, ` = h p .which hangs over the walks b
and has accepted' a situation in the bis- streets and highways loo in a west within thepast ear bas since.
=looking like a Y
:e of Owen Sound, After having suffer- f b
All -wool Detains, 27 to 30 i
with new foulardpatterns, to white, vary hand- , •• of.T, then L of bread g seomes
some 6i -second mourning e�i7 .0 y; wet it is .ally tto beo
very diegsuInme of Miss M. Stewart, 4th can , Stanley;
s from: Seaforttr until he won ,' get •an and especially to ladies wearingsutnmer , y
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.....•++ • • , , . ,« .... « , ♦ , , »,..♦ , skirts. Mise L, Smith, of she tnil!in its to talie place on Wedneeday;June 20
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o. t e etre t h
and J. Dayment his uncle. • We learn -
that invitattonsbre :outfor the wedding.
14 Good
Summer "Corset
There are plenty of cheap . summer
corsets to be had. We have: them if you.
want thein, the best values we can find,' but
when so much comfort depends onetting a•
corset tha_t.tii ill fit and keep its shape;would-
n't it pay well to buy a .good one :..Here is
a line we Strongly recoinin:end :. •
Summer Corsets, made of fine but strong it et, ssee1 fi'jad,• 'inen
waist band, 5 clasp. long waist:shnrt over hips, lane and baby
ribbon trimmed, ,,lade on the same model as our .famous
"Q aeon Moo" Dorset, will keep its shape and give good. wear 75c
A.. Special -1n Vests
80 Only Ribbed Cotton tinders/este,
deep dream color, made ofstrong
yarn, fall length, short sleeves, .
Summer Whitewear
We remind you again of the excellence
of our whitewear stock - and of .how - much
cheaper and less trouble it is to: buy it ready
made from us than to fuss and bother making
it yourself. All our white underwear' is good,
materials, cut, work,' finish, . and there is no
skimping of sizes
Corset. Covers -4.5c, 25c, 35c, 50e, 75c.
Drawers --25c, 37ie, 50c, 75c, 85c, $1.00
Gowns --50e, .7'5c, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 22.00, 2.50
Skirts ---45c, 75e, 85c, .1.00, 1.15, 1.45, 2.50
At each price the best values we can :end.
5c
decided to give up, and .took, the said ery firm of Misses •McDonald & Srnitb, The volunteers will return from camp
situation. We 'heartily recommend is ill at present,. and it will: be a•.'few on Saturda. 'A:two-coluinn write=up,'
hi to t•he'peonle of°wee Sound . days before she is quite berself. . Col- On .Huron's,Shpree, descriptive of
to board •meets on Monday evening ` Bayfield] as a popular summer resort
Tan ARBITRATION CASE -A case. to legis ,
decide the values of a lit in front of R. next for its regular June meeting. ' A was published m Thursday's London
s elevator throw h which the G y 1 auction sale was held at g 'prnen s
Irwin' ver successful a et l+ree Press Amon the she t
Our bill of fare will be good. We would like to .quote prices in' several •
lines but space will not permit. A call will convince' you that we are
out for business with•genuine bargains; you save money when you deal
at the old reliable.
MOWN VIANAMMANNAWANONANWIfili
2. Rare ,Chance
To Buy a
24 Good Book
AT ' ••
Low Price
We have just received one hundred cloth bound
books and one hundred paper cover books
nearly all of which are good titles, by good
authors, among them are Scott, Kingsley,
Kingston, Pickens, Lytton, Bronte, Dumas,
Roe, Doyle, Clark ]Russell, Grant Allen and
many others. They are printed with gpod
clear type on a fairly good variety of paper,just
the proper book for" summer reading, The
price of the paper ones is two for twenty -Aye .
oents and the cloth bound ones we offer you
at twenty Dents eaoh but as an incentive to-
quiok selling we have induced ourselves to give
you two for thirty.fiye cents or three for fifty
cents., Its a chance, all your way, come and
see. , Our new 15o mouth organ; looks just -
like a 25o one and plays like one.
The W. D. FAIR CO, Clinton,
Viten the Cheapest—Always -the Best." -
c�thing�� Succeeds
%�hrn�t an•Effort
...
Our ambition is to make our store the centre of -
attraction for ,:
cot •
s
�. Shoes
.... 'Sh a
We have -the best` assortment no better in the coun-
try. Our prices are right,: we sell ' for cash. " on : a. -
very nary =m
•ow marginof r understand ou d
a profit. Weour
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business
gP.
business being' practical shoe: makers. We are'in
touch with the best houses in the trade ". and know:
when we are offered a bargain
On Friday
•:Saturday, and June :.
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T. R. will run a .switch to the organ '.the residence of ' H. ' Foster on made this •week a double-decker of
factory, was heard on Thursday of last Saturday last, when D. Dickin- porker, for Toronto' on Thursday by
week before . Jude Masson. Thomas 8011 wielded the hammer ; .this C. Wallis, and'a carload 'of organs by
Wetheraid, P. L. S., Goderich; Engin- estimable family, who left Thurs- the organ factory to . Liverpool • an
eer. Orowley'ef the 0. T. R., Assessor day for Brampton, will be. greatly' Wednesday. The price paid• for pork
J. 'Wheatley and missed by their many friends in town, during' the past week was $6.50. A,
examined
T. Cottle, Ct ]lector
Isaac I inu.t`.were • _so
es for the company, and .W.. G, Smithy
as witness • e`pecially in church circles. Wesley large number contemplate taking tri:. •
Mo re he excursions .._ -. - ... , wk1.._R-. Taylor
Moore s nevt*restdt3nce on Rattenbhr . t o Guelph to (1+'itday). ..
as a witness for Mr Irwin: Mr Donald; St., is fastnearing completion. . The
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kh 20 for the Cash and One Price. Eggs tape i18 cash
e fare from Clinton wa:? 1
of Belleville, and J. Scott.. of town,' other day W Jackson me with an ac-
t return trip
were counsel for 'the G. T Ii and W.cadent which rendered him somewhat -
• Brydone for the other side. The award .
to Mr Irwin was $75 for one•seventh of
BEST FOR BOYS;.
Muleskinl-Ios4
STANDS IIARIi WEAK
NEW P1�LR�iSOLS
We've been opening out some new Parasols.
The latest novelties in fancy•handles, tops the kind
that, will not turn green' or tut,frame and rods light
neat and strong, If you are going to buy a parasol
you might as well get the newest. Prices, 1.00,
1.50, 2.25, 3.00
'Men's Shirt's Priced at Nearly mall
Two; or three dozen Men's Colored Shirts that buyers en it was found out that plaintiff had
Y always owned. them i3lake cin] having
y
• Insurance office at the: stares.-
an acre, Lhe.amouna,•.ofaand to be_used
fur the switch. 1�
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VAESITY,EXAMS.--In last eek's t t tit tit tt� tr tit ttr tit tit tr ttr tit tit tit tit tit t t ti tt tit tit
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sue we omitted to mention that, J. R. op -
Bell (son of J, Bell, of: town) hail been. aa••-.. •
sncces'sful in his second year : exam. at do- •
Varsity, having •taken 3rd class .honors, _
in political science. E, H. Vooper has mem-
received his degree of Bachelor of ,Arte
having stood second in 1st class honors
in political science L.R. Whitely also at.- y
blessed his B. Ar degree and took 2nd •�•- Departmental SIol'
class honors in moderns. F. H. Bruder Apo..
, ,- •
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peasehis ' second year success- go-- _ w_.
ful, obtaining3rd classhonors in polit-
ical science ad Miss Mary C. Loneh in d wHH� -so
her first year 3rd class honors in c las " I'"t �.'�7d„',i4 Ir
ales, English and history. The Clinton' �-- •
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pupilehavedone excellent and speaks
well for the"old school,"the Collegiate. r ,ta. s y ` �.. -
We_congratulate the students on their a ` �r,.� Royal 0 a u�ts a 10
eticcessr a►- �� r a"rw'. d
TRE CEMETERY, -This place is look- IL-7-
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.. , �;, Our own make of the celebrated "Royal Oak"Serge . Suits • have been 0
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ing better lately now that many of the �'-'
plots have been cared for and Sexton '. 'wonderful sellers. There is a style, make and Gut about them that : cannot be got , .
r ,
Reynolds having been busy looking '' • l:lf 'i'' '1,..41' in factor -made. cods and then again the rice is no higher ' Theyare cut, right -•�
after ft. Mangy people go up on a Sat- : ai►r„ , . "`y t .` / Y' '' price g g
urday but more take Sunday afternoon ��",•• '" 1 ., > ; jr.;i !i-. •-:/ up.•to date in every respect,'` and you can have them in single or double breasted.
for the walk to renew boquets of flow= -,..., • / i,Pa 1 ''a 1 BeingManufacturers, you save' the middleman's profit. There are lots of people '�
ere, _ Uthere, have mane plots look �•- • i:. 1i_ .. Y. p p
pretty by putting in some plants but �- ) ;;'� i' '� paying 14 and $15 for. goods no better, simply because they do not investigate.
complaints are made of having them ;, • , •-41116
taken by unknown parties -a matter are- 4► P iII 1 For a. cheap knockabout suit oirr'line at $5 has no' equal; Made from :A.;
which should be stopped at once:' The ail --
better
•- 1' h6 re
at•- ,i� ' , reliable goods, well cut and trimmed, will give good satisfaction fora cheap snit, –..
cemetery could be made to look =Melt i,.•..�
better would more people take interest r.. i Its t. i SIV:
I iri
enough to beaemory of l plots in re- r+. , ,en's Ready-toerwear.. ants 'sped to the memos of loved ones, In I ,, some towns a certain daa�yy is fixed upon tti, j r
by fraternal societies as Decoration Day �-- We make all our own°Pants, saving buyers the` middleman's profit ,+ and,
and' thus an afternoon itt spent in prices _y_ �"
brightening up • with flowers. and �°. giving them
,.. and
equal , n-- - ordered work Our $1.25; $1.50, . $2 and -$2.50.
wreaths. Theobjectieac cut
one.
-'DIVISION Ootr9RT.-It watt like old
times to see the interest taken and at-
tendance at the' division court on Sat-
urday last. There were seven cases on'
the docket, but only three were of
much interest. Court opened at 10.30
a.m. and continued until 7 p. m. The
case of 0. Glew ve.' L. Crich, both of
Hullett,was that ofa rental for a water
stream in which the defendant had used �--
for his cattle, and .his father who r
owned the farm previous to himself
having had the use of rt also for a,
small sum yearly. The plaintiff put in
a claim and was allowed $5 and costs.
W. Prondfoot for plff.; O. Gamow for at. -
Our "Lion” Brand of Boys' Clothing
. •expectations.g g r the fact, that this is the cheapest line in
art..- Have sold,beyond all and there is no getting over
Canada. For $2.60 you buy a boys coat and pants made from all wool serges or different colors in Halifat.
Tweeds the vest can be bought for 60c if required. - Boys Amoskeg Serge Knickers 35c and 45c, washable goods --••
deft. That of Jas.Smith ve.A,Krrkfiy, I a• -
baker, was for' the payment of certain
articles defendant had which plaintiff !
claimed belonged to' him, and were de -1
strayed in the burning of his block. [r,m,,,
Defendant having bought out his pre.
decessor Blake received the value of ao-
these articles from the ineurance.coin.
pany, but after evidence had been talc.
just the thing for the hot weather, Boys' Overalls with bibs 40c, all Sizes.
Shoe Department.
Boy's "Standard" School Shoes
'In two colors, tan and black, prices $1.25 and $1.50..
Rattily a day passes but we 'are told that these. goods beat anything on market
for the moneyand the bigquantitywhich we are sellingis good evidence that theymust
e pretty near right, as t ey are soldon a eommision basis an canna be equalled.
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can save money on. All made of good materials, soft or the use of therm whra rn business. �,.., o e • � • ••+r
laundered bosons, fast colors and good wearers and 25e to Judgment was Avontntifi far s�20�b1hdt
.. ! and costs. W. revel t for plff.;