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Home My WebLink AboutClinton New Era, 1908-08-13, Page 1• will pay forffie Clinton New Era to new Cana adian subscribers to the nd of the year lin on 1 ir you wish to know what'1s going on in your neighborhood read the New gra. i . itimastaseart tan No. sins •ROLM IMMO% rub:Usher. THE OYAL .:BANK OF CANADA . g.UNTON tRANPH. PAYS • SPECIAL ATTENTION • - SAVINQS BANK • ACCOUNTS et FARMER'S, BUSINESS MelV Aalltribiellliti . ), Best your feet, W S R Holnies ' 1 •, Fall Tern% B A. B 0 ' 1 Outlet Sale, Neivcombes 4 .. Annual Sale, Grigg's - 4 ' Farm Laborer's Excursion, G T R....4 Tattles and obairs„ J 11. Chellew......5 'Canada's growing time,BellTelephone 5 •. Dress Muslins. Couch & Co.- ... .. 5 Men's Boots.PoPlestone & Garcliner. 5 •...'Iron Fence Posts.2i Jacket% & Son..5 ' Elomeseeker's Excursions, N N Co.. 5 Special,- W Luttlers ' • ' 5 Serpa nt wanted, Rattenbury House 5 Stray Sheep' 'John Pickett 5 Auction Sale,T Oundry . 5 Boarders wanted, New Era... 6,, 'There's money to be saved, Hedgens 8 i To A.dvertisers Canty for changes of advertisement • must be handed in by -Tuesday • night. Small transient ads, will be received up to Thursday morning. ' , On Wednesday last, While working ;with a threshing machine on the farm - .. of Mr Jas Straughan, near Beniniller, 'Richard A Sprung got his right hand Sacaught and badly., mangled. Parte of ` the second, third and fourth fingers were removed, and the thumb and f orefinger are ipmewhat cut but will be saved. 4 MINTON, ONTARIO -THURSDAY AUGUST 18, 1908 evasompTiosturov,g„rtr4,7479° nan1010 Tait BIttnena-Warden McLean and Road Contmiesioner Patterson were her on Monday, inspecting the new bridge...and Wis are informed that they decided it should be repaired, and Wade ready for traffic. A good many are of the opinion that it would be bet- ter in the end to pull the whole struc- ture down and rebuild it afresh, The South pier has shifted about eight inches, es badly cracked on. one aide, While a good deal of work will have to be put an the centre pier, If pulled down,the superstructure could be used for bridges elsewhere,and a wider one .used here, one of the great objections to the present bridge being its narrow - nests It is lucky that the old bridge can still be used. Rims -The entertainment to be held by the ladies aid of St. Andrews has been postponed for some reason and the date will be glyen out nexs Sabbath. Dr. Atkinson has returned to a visit to his family. Geo. Chesney and wife of Seaforth are the guests of Mrs. Atkinson, • Mee. Caldwell of Pin- conning,is now the guest of *her _par- ents Mr., and Mrs; Meorhouse. Mrs, Rowe of Wingham, was the recent guest of Mrs. Heath Our summer re- sort.tvas well patronized by Clinton on Civic holiday of that place. A number of evil disposed boys who un- dertook to abuse some stranger tour- ist was severily reprimanded. at the •police court before magistrate Dr. Smith. The Lawn Social at the home of Dr. Stanbury, on Wednesday was the usual success and a very enjoyable time was experienced. The Yacht Princess of Detroit called at our har- bor and entertained all visitors with excellent' upaci.date music. Miss Myrtle McLeod of Toledo has returned on a visit to her friends. • • East Wawanosh DEATH -There died in East Wawa - nosh. on Sunday, Aug 9, Christina, relict of the late 'Alexander Dingwall. , Deceased was one of the oldest mem- bers of -St Andrews church Blyth. She leasseetwo sone, Alex, John, and one daughter. Mrs Jno Rims of Blyth. De. ceased was an exempiarY Christian woman and had reached the age of 86 years: Rev Dr McLean of Goderich conducted the services at the house and grave on Wednesday. .Ordered il8. ' Readkmade ClothingMorrsiEC100S Clot hin • At this season of the year we .are,.bound:' to have several broken lines in all kinds .of nierchandise, but this store has no room for odds a' nd ends. The benefit. of .the clearance is yours. Three dozen Children's SailorHats,..regular 20c and 25c, to clear at.... ' - Four dozen Men's and Boy's Caps, in odd sizes and makes, regular25c .and .350 to clearat .. . .. ..... ........ • Three dozen Men's and Boy's Sailor Straw. Hats, -regular 25c and 50c, to, .clear at Men's Summer Coats, in Lustres,. Linens, $1',50 etc., to clear at from 50c to Twenty only Boy's Simmer Coats, to clear at 25c and .14 50c •Men's Summer Suits, regular. , to clear $3 $3 50 50 at . • ' Men's Summer Suits, rtular $8.5o, to clear 111 50 at.. . .. Men's Summer Suits, Regular $10, to clear e/ Cfb at 41p morrish •&crooks, "King" and "Borsa.lino" HatiKeadcuaters. "4 Square Deal For Every Man " THE IVWL8ONS BANK ,• InForporated 1855 eaPitali a e $0,374,000 Rest Pond, at $3,374,000 Vas 66 Branches In Canada, and ,Agents and Correspondents In all the:Prinelpaltatles In the World, • • A Ci4NERA14 TRANSA.CTIED• $AV1NG8 BARK 4.EPARIIVIZaal. all Branches. Interest allowed at idigheSt current rate. • 'Clinton Branch, a C. E. DOWDING, Manager. I astara.ogtert Hy Bonr.,-;-While passing through the pasture field, on Saturday Wm Huth, of Howick Tp., was attack- ed by it bull •and badly injured. He was knocked down, his 'backbone dies located and the spinal cord injured.' The "id gentleman's body and lower extremitiee are paralyzed and he Is in a precarious condition. . ----,-----,...-•-•,•-a-..-. ilowick 001boeno IsToTZs- Mrs Cummings of London, who has been vending a few weeks With her aunt Mrs Wm -Mast, return- ed home last week, accompanied by Mise Amanda Duret. Mr L Lobb of Sagnew,MiChals spending &few weeks with his cousin J t) Dent. Mr Peter Fisher intends going vest this fall, to visit his son .1 wiper, who has been lo- cated there for someyears, and WO ale glad to note is doing well. School re-ooens on Monday next with our former teacher" Bliss B C Milan in chargesehe having been reengaged for another. yeer, Several of the young damsels were disporting themselves at the river during the Wet spell of tot weather and are reported to be getting along swimmingly. A party of Campers made their Kit/mance on the 'Maitland, last week, at a place known as the Little Rocks and went in for fishing and hunting and a good time generally. .• Goderloh Township Cousastr,-Council met on the 3rd, pursaant to adjournment members all present minutes of last and special meetings read and passed. Moved by John Rathwell, Sec., by W H Lobb, that the following accounts be paid Star printing $50.25; CI Lee, tile 238.75, 0 Lee, Iron. $54.48; G Hable building, cement bridge tiI50; G Weston; build- .ing bridge cement $73;Seeley and West Iron, $510; H Hill building cement • bridge. $121,50; Jas Sterling, culvert H. Weston, building culvert 06; j McGuire, culvert,' $6; S Steeling cedar, $6;. W Eillott cedar $15 80; .1 Moose, cersar, 05; E Rathwell, Pathrnaster cutting weeds on lot 24, bay con$22,50. Moved by ,J Vv. • Sm. by john McClure that by Law No 5, now read be passed, striking the following rates per current year courity2 3.10 ,mills on 11, Township, ai mills .on $ ; Special School 1 9-10 !mills on $; the various. Trustee rates will be added when re- ceived which should have been on or before Augl, Nixon Sturdy, Clerk. GoderlCh- • LATEXES 'HYSLOP-The funeral of an old Goderich resident took place on Saturday to Maitland. cemetery, the deceased being Mrs Robt Hyslop„ She was 70 years of age and had been a resident of Goderich, since 1863. She was a native of Ayr, Scotland, and was married in the old land, coming to Canada a short time later.. Her hus- band predeceased her by 22 years, but a family of nine children survive; Ie. abella and Cora at Detroit, Margaret Janet analtObarles at 13uffalo, and Wiles, John, Robert and Anoa at. hoire. The deceased was a. member of the Presbyterian church, and the funeral services were oonducted by Rey Jas • Hamilton. The deceased's only sister died last summer at Ayr Scotland., ' • • Le ndesb or o J. Elliott, of Goderich, occupied the pulpit of ' Knox Church last•Sueday and Rev. J• Small, _Myth, will next Sunday. William Riley has been very sick for some days. Mrs Jno Walker, after vending a few months visiting her friends here, started on Weonesday for her home in Cavdeer, North Dakota. James Leiner got a new threshing outfit from London on Monday. Hogs were shipped • from here on Tuesday and Wednesday. T. H Squire has purchased a lot Of wheat and will load it direot into cars from the firmer° wagons. Several persons are 'preparinajo go west on the excur- sion Friday. Mr and ibreCoonish (nee Colander) and daughter arrived here Wednesday fromManitobasto visit her sister Mrs. John Taylor and other friends. Charles and James Cuming are here from the , West and are buy- ing some horses and other things to take back with them ; they also take their mother and her household goods CEICECh FINANCES -The financial' re- port of the Methodist Church for the Londesboro appointment for the past year is is follows: - ..Ituororrs 7 -Balance on hand 312.03: Received from. envelopes 3775.01; Gen- eral Mission subscriptions $217,82; Sun- da* School Mission Boxes *1452; Wm Moon ceraetery lot No 71 $5.00 ; Anni- versary.Collections and supper 6217 05; Regular Collections $108.00.- Total re- ceived,$1350.36 • ExPENDITuEms -Pastor for salary and horsekeep $583.34„ • Connexional funds $101.63;Missicinarifunds $232,34; Expenses ofArinigersary$72:63;Church Insurance 555.00; Fuel $68.80; Carbide $23.21 ; Bible Society 310.00: Organist $25.00; Caretaker $83 00; Stinciries 10 ; Two-thirds Parsonage and Oireuit account $1618 ; Balance on haed $59.- 13, Total. $1350.36, Sunday School totL al receipts $311.45 ,.expenditures $293.-. For Constance appointment the re- port is As - RadairTs.Baianee on hand. 1907 318.35: ReceiVedfront envelopes and subscriptions 6377:47 ; Missionagy sub- scription$80 81; Other perces 8221,79 Total $701.45: _ •ExpENOITUEEs -Rey. H -E Curryon salary 320166; Missionary. funds $80.- 84 ; Connexional 'funds 550.00; Care- taker and Other expenses $233.45 ;Bal- ance . , on • hand: June 8. $45 50; Total $701.45. • ' • TOTALS FOE CIEcuiT -Salary and horse -keep $875.00' .• Missionary funds including W. M. S. and Constance League and S. S. 8385.75; Counexional funds $151,63; All other putposes$1023'.- 45. Grand Total $2435.83. „ PRoPEETy ChANtIp,-,Mi. H. H. nal has.sold the ,hoose . and lot owned)* hint here t� Fred Rienatd at a reason- able price,. munett . GOING WEST-4)ne of the best known and most .progressive fanners in the township of Hullett, was the late John Calming, who was also one of the pion- eers,converting,a bush lot into a eplen- did well cultivated farm. But soon his name and fame will he nothing !nom than* e memory. Mrs. Cuming, who has lived here since her husband's death, and Who is also a piOnecte of nearly sixty Years standing, . leaves next week to make her home with her .soris in Saskatchewan, where six of them reside. She has always • enjoyed the respect of the community,and has many friends who while regretting her departure, will Wish her God's blessing in her new western hone. Stanley Ncins-, Miss Bessie McEwan, of Canton, and Miss Vera Glenn of Lum- ley, visited with Misses Erma and Pannie Diehl last Week. Mr and Mrs Wm Foul, of Clinton, Were week end guests at the home of the latter's sister,Mrs Harry Diehl; they also took in the big garden party at a arna. Friday evening. ' Dr T. IL Butehart and wife of Red Oak, Iowa, are at the Immo of Mr J no Butchart on a visit;•they arrived on Saturday of lost week. Rev; F D Butchart of Cleveland Ohio, is also home front China, Mr Geo Baird was in Strathrey, last :Sat- urday visiting a former resident of Stanley, Mr D McTavish, and was pleased to find him well. Miss M Rose of Toronto. Who is hone for a few days, was visiting old ifriends on the line On Tuesday. 11171hilluiM N0TES-Thu*0y nal, the tett Wing - ham pacer, adored another goddess last Nridays at Xalatna2oti, Mich., taking Rost money in the 208 class, puree $2 MO. Mfrs Wm Wellwood, of towo, • is Mill unable to Walk out, AS aresult , of the accident that befel her in Gods- , rich in September last, The North- western Fair to be held in Winghant, is dated for Sept 21 and '25 • The Post - toaster at Fettle, xhieh watt recently ' oevattated by fire, is Mit Johnson, a brother of Mr Fred Johnson of Whig. leitatilt%PtrttattIrtr tii3ar4glifr:Isoititolve4s8. On Aug 1, Mee Brook, of DitiVithal_ W401,3:11:1 tg 14;),ft Icittir I ill.Janet lienossAltehi-arlf,titt letta Ifire trott ot Foliar fon. • Auburn Carattna -Prayer meeting will be held. on Tuesday evening next at the home of Mr 0 E Howson. The pastor will give an address on "Assurance," Orneefie,d OnunclaRey. W. E. Kerr, of Clin- ton,' will preach on Sunday afternoon in the 13rucefield Methodist Church. NOTES ••MitiEl M. McKenzie, Brant- ford is spending her vacation at home, Miss Lottie Roo,inson, London, former- ly of this village, is the guest 4 Miss Lizzie Battenbury. Charles Sawers.of ' St. Thomas, is visiting' at home. The Misses Rathwell, Toronto, are visiting at the home of Mrs WRattenimiy. James Swann. wife. and daughter,bliss Mamie, and Mr Bossenbury and wife, attended the excursion to Detroit on Saturday, returning on Monday event 4tev..-I3,11..•-Ketchen and family,. Hamilton: are visiting at the home of 'Mr Kitchen. Miss Maud Chrysler, of Hamilton iti the guest of Mrs B R.Higs gins. Alex Mustard has returned front a trip to the west, be reports good prosperity for bountiful harvest. Dr. and Mrs Rodgers attended the Old Boys reunion in London. Mrs Rise - bury, our village artist, sent six oil paintings to Winnipeg lately; she is 12 years of age, but is still ahte to !taint. Two ot the paintings were copies of Old masters, _two English engines, one painting of Venice, another . a- Scotch and two. Oahadian scenes. On Sunday lest several of our oldBruCefield friends • visited in our village, John and Albert McIntosh and sisters Mrs. Gee. Forest and daughter Hazel, and Mid's Mamie .McIntosh, and Mrs Albert McIntosh, coating from Rochester in an itatomts bile ; their many 'friends were glad to see them, MTaButchart, of China, re- turned missionary. addressed the W M S. of the Presbyterian church on Wednesda..y • afternoon ; She spoke of the work in that land and the great need of missionaries especially Medical missionarieS. • Personal Notes Kirk Houston, of Hamilton, is WM° tor his holidays. Mrs, Thorn Cottle and Miss Bertha are visiting in Detroit. Miss Mary Robb, of Kalamazoo, Mich., irsylsiting friends here. • Miss Marjorie Gordon. Wingbans, is visiting at the home of R. Holmes. Mrs Frank Dark, of Detroit, is visit- ing ber sister, Mrs A. J Gaigg,this week Mrs Olson and daughter Bertha, of r owoond, stock, are visiting friends in • . Miss Francis Hawkins, of Hamilton, 18 visiting siting hee -brother or Princess Miss Maggie Davis of Clinton, lute been. visiting isg her c itinousin,MossOudmoret K • Miss oodfe11o, of Guelph. is a gsest at .iGsotvhieerg.uest of her cousin, Miss Ethel Miss Jessie Cunningham, of Brussels the home of Mr. james Snell. ai• m. W. Glenn Campbell and • son are spendiug this weekvisiting valet-. ivems:,rsjoMhiatetealyl.is, of sixth Bay, Was home on a visit tohis father, Mr. S. Davis, last week. . • • E. J. Leavenworth, of Cleveland, spsnt a couple of daysswith his sister, Mrs. R, Holmes. . • Mrs.Norman Creech and baby, of Brantford, Was the guest ofMissJennie Robertson last week. ' • Miss K East is filling the petition of stenographer for W. Brydone, during the holidays of Miss Smyth.. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cantelon, Tor- onto, and children, are visiting at the. home of Mr. W. Cantelon. • . • Mr John Wiseman teat St. Thomas, attending the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of Oddfellows. • Frank (mein, of Moosejaw. is down on a visit to his wife and family. Miss Belle is also home en a yitit. • Rev. H. Newcombe, whohas been visiting his son, W. H., at. Niagara Vabs, returned to town Writ week. , Porter's HUI *. • NoTEs-s•Mr and Airs C T Joheston. and daughter Dell, and Maud Pickard returned' to their home in loronto,on Thursday last. • Miss McCullough of Detroit, is spending her vacation with °term 11,1001entian. Mr. Geo. Vander - burgh returned home from Thesselop, on Wednesday last after spending .a couple of weeks visiting his sister. Itir and ales Benson Rutledge of Toronto, spent a fa*, days at II Rutledge's.. Mr and Mrs Fred Lindsay and family,and Lorne Elliott of Winnipeg.spent a few days in the neighborhood. Mrs 0 W Potter and .two daughters Pearl and Lillian are visiting at Currie's Cross- ing; Misses M and V Barnley of Bel- mont, visited their aunt, Mrs S Phail, last week. Mr and Mrs S Mc- Phail sundayed at Kippen. Mrs P Pickard spent a few days last week at Mr Geo.lebbutt's....._ Holmesvllle Losv- Lost between Holmesville and Cantons a ernalltoarcel containing a 1;loy's Shirt and Tie finder will oblige, by leaving sante at New Rra office 0 r • P 0 Holmesville, ' mind Notes Mr George Hodgitise is spending few days at his home here. William 0'. Foster spent Civic Hell - day 'under the parental roof. Mr. As P. Gundry Principal Colitis - late, has returned trent his holidays. Mrs Ballard and sister, Wm McRae, of Oranbrook, are visiting friends here. Harry • Hays, of Surnmerhill, will learn telegraphing in the office of the C P It here, • Miss Jean MeTaggarti who has been visiting in .1:1amilton, has returned to town, accompanied by Miss Helen Peafte, Miss Eva Pitzinsmone returned to her home near Bleevale, after Vend. Mg a month With her grandfather John Foster and other friends.SS • MANOR-- facob Taylor, who has rented his house on St. Joseph street to Mr. David Chef, has decided to store his furniture, and beard for a time at least, or Until he ean get POSs, essiOn of his own house on Itattenbury Strbet Mr. Clutf moves his family from Listowel on Monday. We wel. tome Mr. 01111f and family to our town. They are fornierretudente, Mra Cleft' being a native Of Wert t, ettiOld this week. for the The Ne/li114: le Under obligations to he News ute of Ito p our own having met With an to -trident, bud not being able to get it repaired in Slum for this! iesa. sir. WHIM Laurier To Visit Clinton Sir Wilfrid Laurier, accompanied by HOU, lao Graham, and possibly othere, wilt make a tour of Ontario in Septem- ber, As he cannot visit all parts of the Province,Olinton has been selected as the most central for fluron,and the Prerdier and others will probably' vieit this place on or about Sept. 23rd. Whether the gathering will be an open-air oneor not, is undecided. but every facility possible should be afford- ed the public of hearing the gifted and eloquent Premier. MM. James Howson and Miss Jennie Robertson, are spending a couple of weeks with friends in Georgetown Mr. Fred Heyd, p1Brantford visited at the.home, of Mrs. David Robertson and Mr. Wm. Ithbertsori last week. Mr. 1.hos. Wiseman, of New York, brother of Mi. John Witten:tan, is ex- pected here this. week on his holidays. Mr. Arthur Jackson, of Chicago, is spending a few -week's holidaya at. the home ofkis father, Mr. John Jackson.. Miss Rena Pickett, the very obliging and courteous assistant at the Post.Of- ficesissnow_enjoying & month'taholis_ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••,........e• Normal SchoorEntrance Examia. ation Results ' • The education department has an- nounced the list of students who have passed the recent examinations for en- trance into the ,N'ormal schools. This examination takes the place of the for- meo Junior Teachers' examitiation,and is the academic test for fitness for sec- ond class certificates'. Clinton Oollegiatemakes an except- ionally good showing, 17 of its pupils passing, and of these 13 get honors; this is a record of which PrIncipalGun- dry and his assistants may well feel proud. When it is remembered that 61170 -of the total marks are required for pass, and 75%for honors this is a splendid record. The following are the names of those from Clinton school ' Lyall Brown,honors • Edgar A Cantelon, honors J Clarence Copp, honors ' Hazel I Elcoat, honors , Sadie East, honors • Sadie Holmes, honors s ' 'Hazel R Ker, honors J Fred Lucas, honors , • Jae A McConne,1„honors M Irene Pearson, •honors • . Stewart R Ross,honors• • • Douglas El Stewart, honors . Robt H Vodclen, honors • • Bessie MeEwast May Smith Ed Tighe . Wilford W Weir ', Miss Kate Ross stenographer for The W. T.• Lyons 0o. Toronto, is spending her vacation with friendain town. • 1. Mr Ed. 'Hall. accompanied by Mts. Hall, and family, visited a few days this week; with sisters and friends in Windsor. Mrs. Ogle Cooper and children. of Collingwood, are the guests of Clinton friends.. Mr. Cooper himself is expect- ed in a day or two. XiSs Susie Cailing,Who itt a graduate of the Clinton Business College,has se - eared a good situation wIth theSullare Gough Co., Toronto; Mr Geo Grigg,of Taunton, Eng.,who JI touring Canada for the benefit of his health, spent . a short. time with his cousin, Mr A J Grigg. , • Miss Jessie Reeves returned to De- troit on Wednesday after spending the Past three weeks theT guest of Mrs; . Hawkins, Princess Street. • ' Mr and Mrs Charles Overbury re -turned home -this week, from a visit to friends and relatives in St Thomas,. London and Port Stanley. . Sam Latta, formerly a South Huron teacher, but., now editing a paper at Govan, Steak, is a Liberal Candidate in the election which takes place to -day. Mrs Herbert Forgrave .and bliss Elizabeth 1VIeKenzie, of Dubuque, 'owe, and Miss Olga Pollock of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont„ are visiting at the home of their uncle Alex McKenzie: Miss Clara Wiseman, who has been employed as a nurse at Greensboro, Alabama, has returned -to town and expects • to • remain in Canada/ 'Miss Garrett, of Greensboro, is her guest here. • Miss Annie Worthington, who has been flying at Egmondville for some time, has returned to town, and also Miss Louise Worthington, who has •been in California. Both go to Cali- fornia this week. Mr, Robt Marshall has been holday- ing at Kingston. Mrs. Marshall, who has been visiting in Kingston for some time, returned with him. Harry Kerr, jr., was looking after Mr Marsh. all's business in the meantime. • Mr. Frank Jackson, of • Barrie, has been elected Ptesident of the Canada Photographic Association. He is a son of Mr. John Jackson, and learned the art of photography in the studio of Mr. H. Foster when that person carried on business here. Miss E. Sheppard, of Waterbury, Conn.. sister of Mrs. J. G. Steep, God- erleh Tp., is 'visiting old, Mende here, Several years ago she was employed on the staff of the News -Record. but for some time has held a similar position in the neighboring republic. Mrs. Wm. Vownstnd, of Ginton,arid her brother, Wm. Ashton, of Gerrie, were visitors at James Johnston'sthis week. Mrs. Johnston is Mr..Ashton's daughter. mre. Townsend is 79 years Of age but is a remarkably smart pers- on for her 'este. Mr. Ashton 18 73. -Brussels Post. . r, W. P. Spalding, who has been employed at Marietta. Ohio, had re- turned to town, the trade stagnation putting it number out of eMployment, Mes. Spalding has been 'here for some time, and it is ,not unlikely that they May remain here, a fact then, Many frie de would like to gee realized. Rev. J. Greene, who has been visit. Ing in the Modern States, returned home onSaturday. He passed through New Jersey, Vermont, New York States, and the Province of Quebec, and says he did not see it decent field ot gram until he etruek Ontario. in most of the Owen he visited the epops veers statasea ny r Rest Your Feet $ $ and you Rest Your Head 1 Only three of those who wrote were unsuccesstul. In addition to the already. named; the 'following from other centres in Huron passed: E L Anderson, G Atmetrong honors, 51 G Anderson honors, ..JT Anderson honors, I I Anderson, M A Anderson, M Brethers. honors, M .1 Bissett. J W Berry, J 11,Best honors, M J Bone, J C Bowmen, L A X Oureie, E G Campbell honors, X Cowan honors. B M Camp- bell, E 0 Cluff,F R Clegg, J A.Coombes T.Dark, K E Deadman honote,E Dick - n Davidson. ILV_Dob- son honors, 'P. R Elliott honors, R C Edmeston. I B Frain honors, I 0 Fer- guson, H:E Fowler honors, W A Gal- braith, R J Gallagher honors, W H .11 Green honors, R Geiger, A Al Goven- lock honors, A; Henderson honors, R I Hamilton,. A R riast,L A fletheringn ton,. A N Higgins, V X. Isard,,E I Is,. histee horrors, 51 I Johns, M EL Jordan honors, 411 J Keys, R G Lovell honors, H D Larkin honors, J B W Lona hen - ors; ,E S Miller honors, VI,: Miliiard honors, W.0 Mercliehenitre, M blue. grove, B. 11.• Marsales. honors, R; C. Marks honors, W J McLean honors, 0 W McKee honors, A M McEwen hon- ors CG MacNeil honors,A EXCGowan honors, 0 G Macgregor, LMaeVicar,R. I McNevin honors,F.McKenzie honors, J 't Porter. R 0, Proctor, J W' Peck honors, M Polley honors, M W Pfaff,J Robb honors, I, Lutherford honors, J B Roach honors, 0 M Ross honors, M L Ross honors, B. S Robertson, J R Sherriff, M Sheriff honors, • J A Scott honors, A G Somervillesk E Stapleton honors, G Sturdy, ()Spelt. honors,W B Strachan honors, G J Thompson hon- ors. JA D Tom; E Taylor'. F Van - Norman„ H y Workman, E Walker bonors,R .4. WaltettI 13 Welsh honors, ii Wilson, honoes,E M L Yeo loners.' 1 junior Matrieulation The following is the result of the Junior Matriculation .exa,ms, for Huron Those who belong toClintod Collegiate and passed, are as follows: -L .Brown, E. A. Cantelon, J. C. Copp, E 1) Cour-. tice, J. F. Lucas, D. E. Ross, S R Ross, E. Tighe. -R. H. Vociclen, J. 0. Wise- man, Annabell McEsivan, Chas Mac- pherson, D. Stewart. Those following are from the county generally: ' G Armstrong, M G Anderson,1 1 An- derson,• J T Anderson, X Brothers, J W Berry, J 11 Best FR Clegg, M Cow- an, J E Curry, X Deadman, 11 M Dav- idson, V M Davidson,G G Duncan, J F Edis, ElliottsT R Elliott,1 11 Frain, I 0 Ferguson, B. 13 Fowler, E Going,R Geiger, A M Govenlock,R J Gallagher, W A Galbraith, A Goble, G E Goble, W H Green, W He ' nderson A I Ham- ilton, 11 8 Hamilton, A 11,Harts M. Johns, A T Jordan, 51 II Jordon, 11 D Larkin, 13 111 Leanonby: F McKenzie, A dictwers Del/ Millyarcl, R 0 Marks, A E McGowan, 0 G MacNeil, CV C Mord- ie, B 11 Marsales, 0 W McKee P Mac- pherson, J Blatt, J W Pea, 0 SI Robinson, 3 B Roach, 0 1k1 Rom, M L Ross, W B.Strachan. D 11 Stewart, W A Stevenson, A X Smith, M Stod- dart, J A Scott, R E Stnale, A E Stapleten, G J. Thompson, J A Tom, E B Tye,E J Taylor, G E Tees, G Troy, E L Willis, 13 Walker, 1 13 Walsh.M G. White, E M Y00. .Sonlor Leaving • • The following students have been successful in the recent examinations for academie standing as first class pttblie school teachers or as assistant teachers in the high schools. This is What has been known in the past as the senior teachers' examination. HURON -E. E. Anderson, 1 ; J. D. Buchanan, 1 (honors) and 2 ; J'A Cam- eron, 1 ; L. J. Clark, 2 ; D. M. Clark, 1 (honors) ; 0 (4 Currie, 1 ; J E Currie, 1; 0 n cruickRhank, 1; if A. 'Dickson, 1; V M Davidson, 1 (honors); 1) 11 Finlayson 1; L I Fraser, 2; E 11 Glenn 1: A Goble 1; G 13 Goble, 1 ; 11 Ilenderson, 1 and 2; A W Johnston, (honors) and 2 ; M 13 Johnston, 1 and 2;3 T Mustard, then - ors) ; M A. MacLeod. 1 and 2 ; A_Me. Burney, 1 ; n 8 MetteartieY, 1 ; _ Mae*. Phorson, 1 (honors) ; T E Robinson, 1 11 R Rutherford, 1 ;J M Strang, 1; Troy 1; 13.0 TIMM y, 2 ; G E Wight. , I •412;3 EWiley, 1 We don't mean your brains are in your feet, but all know how miserable we feel when our feet Are tired, sore and aching, . • RESTONE " r rlieves the feet and makes them . Talcum The Best Yet, 25 Cents, ' wiiiianis' carnation • Have you tried comfertable, For 15 Cents. W. S. L 111101ffies. $ • Phm B ' 4 ,• mannitieturInn thomlit ‘.14:164i,i4oweo•atii‘onosmiA144, . s . laggirEagalinla • applies to a preparation for keeping flies off cattle, Your „ . cows cannot do well when, con- tinuously tormented withthese pests. COW EASE is especially prepared forthis purpose, and a little . applied over the animal will rid them lof . files, • If you are: nterested,1 asklus About CSW EASE. ' W. A.'McConnell Phm. B. (J.P.R. Telegraph Agency • ' Among the Teachers. ' Miss Mabel Zimmer, •BruSsels,loins the Torontoteaehing 'staff. , • Miss Millian Goderichhas been re- • ' engaged for the Maitland con. ;school Colbot ne: . • . • Miss Bowerman, of Wyoming, takes a position on . the staff of Goderich , Pui3itiC School. Miss Lillian Clark, of St Helens,will have charge of the Lochalsh school af- ter the holidays. • ' Mr. Harold Swan' of Fullarton, son of RSV. F. Swann, has been engagea to teach in Eden School. ' • Miss A. A. Dalton, of Kingsbridge, ' has accepted it position as teacher at • Cheapside, near Niagara, , Miss Marion Fraser has been engag- • ed by the trusteetrof S. S. No. 6, Col- borne, for the coming year. , , MisslicCamus, of St.Mary's, 'dental- • • ter or Rev. Mr. McCaraus has been en- gaged for Brussels school, Miss Eva Dunlop an 1 ' Miss Mary Polley, of Goderich, will take positiong . on the staff of the Crediton public school. . • Mr. Elliott; of , the Babylon line* Stanley, has been engaged as teacher for Bayfield Public School at a salary , of $550 a year, , • . • • Mr. A. C. Craig, of Kinimore, and late of theWhitby Collegiate Institute has been engaged as. teacher in the . SeaforthCollegiate Institute as,succes- sor to Mies Baird. * • . Miss Watson has accepted a position • as teacher in the consolidated public . school at Guelph and has resigned her. position on the teaching staff of the Goderich public Schools, ; • In order to cover the course for Sen- ior Leaving or First -Class' Certificate standing, the Exeter Public School Board has secured the services of a B. A, Graduate of Toronto University as ' Principal for theengulf:1g educational year. Miss Mable Doherty, daughter of Mr. Geo. Doherty, of town who has been teachinv in Goderich 'Collegiate Institute as Commercial Specialist has taken a position in that capacity in Stratford College Institute at $1050, Wyear, this bong a substantial in- crease over what she was getting. It is evident WM' Miss Doherty is it para ticularly clever, teacher. ••••••esumiiiimine. The Whitney Wagon Our little Whitney Wag- on twill call at Your place with 100 lbs. Redpath's Granulated Sugar for $5.20. W. T. THE 31U,E1 GROCH: