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Sep 8th. 1910
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Your Watch taste can be
suited here. It will sur-
prise you to see how
cheap we can sell you a
really good Watch.
We carry the old -reliable
Waltham, Elgin, Vliet
Sith Thomas. ete...
Also our own special
movement, i n different
grades.
A binding guarantee
goes with each watch
A good American Watch
for men, from $4.5o up.
W. H. Hellyar.
Jeweler and Optician.
House Wanted.
Wanted to •rent, a medium-sized
house, with modern conveniences;
small family. Apply at NE W ERA.
Buggy for. sale
Covered single carriage for sale; in
good condition. Will be sold cheap. Mr. and Mrs. Lough, formerly of
Apply to MRS. BRICKENDEN, Rat- Clinton, are visiting friends • at
tenbury St., or to Jacob Taylor. Seaforth, and will visit here the
end of the present week.
Hayliet1 ,
The Rey. Mr Beet of the Soo, peach-
ed in 4t Andrews last Sabbath and
wiil'rem:tin, for another week at the
service,
The 'storekeepers have decided to
cocaine- their early closing of two
eyenings is the week for the entire
year.
Geo. Greenslade hasso:d out Jai,
store to Geo. •Castle jr.
Or Manning Smith now drives a
span of gray ponies,
$ Congregational meeting was call-
ed in Sc, Andrews church for the pur
pose of extending a call to a preacher
but nothing defurate was deceded on..
Mrs Walters and Mrs Hall of Ohio
are visittng at there parriuts home. of
Mr and Mrs 'Thompson
A. very pietter tn:•>r tage c lretnony
was r cegtly sotewnixed at 'tile home
of jor and Mrs Thompson when their
youngest daughter Miss Olive, Daley
was .united in marriage to Mr Mal-
colm Fraoer of the firm of Fraser Bros
of Fort William Oat, The ceremony
was a very quiet one occasioned by
a recent deattl in the reality only the
immediate relatives of the family be-
ing present. The bride was attired.
in a cream silk and carried a beauti-
ful shower boquit of wh t , roses and
lilies of the valley and was attended
by a page Master Clifford Fortner the
Little five years old son of the Rev.
Mr Fortner of Strathroy. The cere-
mony was performed by the -Rev. Dr
Stewart of (Clinton while the' March
was beautifully rendered , by Miss
Roby. W hidden of this place. After
the excilleut six course luncheon was
served thehappy couple departed on
the afternoon train on a tour to Nies :I
gars Buffalo and New York and will
be at their home at Fort William
after Oct. Ist,
Pec.•onals
Miss Dell O'Neil left Monday for
her school in Toronto..
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duncan, of
Brussels, were calling on old friends
in town this week.
Mr. W. T. O'Neil, aceom`panied by,
Miss Hazel, went to Toronto Thurs..
clay. Miss Hazel enters the aTo-
:ronto Conservatory, to finish her
musical education.
Mrs. E. C. Courtice was the host-
ess to an afternoon tea Thursday.
Mrs. B .J. Gibbings gave a tea to
her friends last week.
Misses Ethel and Clara Twitchell
spent .the holidays at , Woodstock.
Mr. John _Hartley, Principal of
•th ePublic School, will #nova •this
month into the residence formerly
occupied by Mr. A. P. Gundry.
For Sale.
A. e.00nd•band Piano cbeap for cash.
For particulars apply at NEW ERA,
Miss 'Helen Roberton gave .a very
daintily -set tea Tuesday p.m. to
her little girl Sriends, numbering
about forty, in honor of ber sixth
birthday..: Helen . makes .;a bright
little hostess, and may she live to
enjoy many more birthdays,
-- .Qn wesof Cleveland
Ohio, was theiskuest of his sister,
J.'ibbings, last week.
Girl wanted for general house work ,^� Miss Jo s, Townsend St., is visit-
good wages Apply to O. CRI.CIi mg friends in Seaforth, •
Choice Property for Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale his
ind Survey,
property of three acres- shunt-
ed garden Clinton, There
is a comfortable
e
cell • r, on thelace ho u stop
use with
and soft water,all ki e
and in good state of cultivation will
be sold with entire outfit, on reason-
able terms. Joyners
p , with stable, bard
nds of fruit tie
he
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Farm for Sale or Rent.
For sale or to rent Lots 8'and'9 on
the 3rd. Concession of Hullett, con-
taining 200 acres. The farm is situat-
rd-ha-1f-way-between-S'e'ac' n-r-t-1rwnr
Clinton and convenient to schooland
post office. The farm is well fenced
and'underdrained and in a first .class
state of cultivation. There are on the
premises a comfortable house and
good bank barn and other out build-
ings. There are two good orehards.
The property will be sold or rented on.
reasonable term. For further parti-
culars apply on the premises or ad-
dress WMVL MORRISON, Seaforth
P. O.
Advertise in The New Era
Toronto Markets
Fall Wheat 1.01 to 1.02
New Wheat 1.00
Hay .45 to .46
817 to 21.00
Buttter 18o to, IOc
Chickens. 220 to 23e
12 to 13c
Potatoes .70 to .75
Cattle, butchers 35.60 to a .00
Cattle, Exporters 34;75 to 86.25
Sheep 88.40 to 8.75
Lambs $ 4.50
Wool 54.00 to 37.00
Cheese 13 to 14c
11 to 12c
Oats
Clinton Market Report
Whe.if, (new) 90 to 0 95
Oats, (old) 0 32 to 0 36
042 to 045
072 to 075
016 to 017
8 177 to 0 18
35
50 25 to 025
1
Barley
Peas
Eggs
Hogs
Potatoes
Wheat, (old)
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L, cal News
Dontu
£ rgettheConcert in the Own
i
Friday 7'riday the 18th. Mrs. Hbxva,rd
Huinphry,s ,Soprano, (better known
to her friends as Madame Wall )
NOTICE' TO PARENTS,
The .public school 'Board . recently
passed a motion that all non resident
pupils must• pay their fees to D. L.
McPherson Treasurer of the school
Board. The fees this year will be 500
per month for the first ,scholar 25c
for the second and all after tree frotn
any one fatnily. The, scholars must
present a receipt to the Principal
-s•howengthat-th•e-teersare .paid
Secure your tickets early for the
Madame Wall concert under the aus-
pices of Ontario St, lMiethndist Choir.
Plan of ha't at the W.D. Fair Store.
LOST.
Last week while Mr W. Clhapinan
Engineer was here he lost a leather
cover memo, book of no value to any
one but himself, full of figures etc.
fcr his own use. Finder willkindly
leave it at the Clerks office.
MRS. HUMPHRYS.•
Mrs. Howard Humphrys, the well-
known vocalist and teacher, •left bn
Monday mt raing fcr a two months'
trip North, visiting Washington, 'But
Palo and various points in Canada, and
retuning by way cf New York. Mrs.
Humphrys' fine voice has very often
been heard here, during the past three
years, hots: in the churches and in the
cause of charity, and her many friends
will be glad to know that she has plan
ned some very interesting programs
for the corning' winter to be given for
Charitable purposes . Mrs. 11umphrys
is soprano soloist at the first Methodist
church and has been soloist at St.
John's Episcopalchurch, during, the
past Summer, where she has given
great ,pleasure to those who nave
eard her. --Jacksonville, Florida.
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.DEATH OFA BROTHER .
Mr. Earl A. Ccrieh, a proniisihng
young tinan who some time ago was
was 'well known in this town, died.
at his old home In Seaforth last
thsloAistmonss ago heod iths
bar-
bering
business in Hartney. an.,
and 'eameh one;' hoping that cora-
mete rest and good care would re-
s'toreh on to health and strength.
There's No Place -
Like Home
if it he cosy and comfortably fur•
nished, Yours can be if you take
advantage of our furniture offer-
ing.
Dining Room Furniture
particularly is prominent in the '
offering and if you want a side-
board, china closet, table or chair,
now is the time to purchase, r
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the Cheapest Spot IA Harem to boy all laud* of Porn/Wee.
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The Clinton New Ern
- _ _ . . J,. nunaerofnq. preaentr. Amid showers of
i ie, confeti and old shoes, the .bridal
party left oft the 607' train on a wed-
ding trip to'Toronto After their re -
tura. Me, and %Ire. Wheeler will ;settle
in their home on the London Road.
September.
Brides
Our stock is corep'ete with
articles suitable for
Wedding Presents
Which will he enduring, and
carry pout' heartiest wishes for
future happiness.
High-grade WAtetles
k'ancy Clocks
Pearl Brooches.
Diamond Hingm
18K... Wedding Rings -ASK
Sterling and Plated
Si i verware
which always quakes a useful
gift,
CHINAWARE
A discount of 20 per cent. will be
given elf all China,
J Grigg
Jeweler and OpticiaQ.
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
LAL, REGISTER
AUCTION SALE. -Of farm stock and
Implements, at tot 15, Oon. 1, Hullett,
Huron Road, on Friday, Sept, ],7th at
1 o'clock. No reserve. Edward Jones
prop ; Thos, Gundry, Auct,
-But it was not to be. The disease
took on an acute form, and the end
the rful,l kindly c was
.that
won for him hosts of friends where-
ever he. went.' The funeral last
Sunday was .very largely attended.
Mrs. Dr. Fowler., of town, is a sistero.
iiese s sduridng his illness, as did also Mr
Jas: A. Callander, of Rartney., Man.,
and, Vessie and Berge, of Seaforth.
The surviving brothers are JohnG.,
_, ,;Sable, Mich-,.�Aanclheste
of Seaforth., •
-rue Sipa epos Woman,
If you have no parprnl,tr bent, but
many, outlets, do not feet you must.
train yourself into a eel/Malty for
which you have no particular fitness,
which, beim more plainly translated,
means there is room to the world for
the odd jobs women.
Don't you believe ftp
Hear how one girl who .was sudden,
ly thrown upon ber own resources
made for herself a comfortable living,
When forced to take account of stock
she found she :bad no particular talent,
but many knacks. She could sot write
stories be a concert singer or player.
paint miniatures or teach kindergar-
ten, but she could write a clever note,
bake delicious cake, pack a trunk that
was a Joy to behold when opened at a
fouraey's, end, play inspiring dance
music, sing ballads blessingly and read
aloud delightfully. In addition she
could do fine mending, clean .gloves
and laces and bad an artistic knack
of setting a table or decorating a Coon.
It would take -years to specialize on
any of the branches. with no certainty
of final success. While debating the
girl beard a business friend lament
that there was no ane to help her out
on the numerous odd jobs that over-
filled the busy worker's scant time.
"I'll be an odd jobs woman," said the
h
She would go into a woman's kitchen
and bake .a cake. would set her table
anddecorate her drawing room for
Company, would stay in the pantry
and 'attend to careful. service and
would later go into the drawing room
to play for dancing or sing a few
songs.
The friend who hated to pack a.trunk
knew where she could end a good
packer in an emergency. The packer
would also come early and get clothes
in good condition, ran ribbons, mend,
darn or elean gloves and. laces.
The society womajq who could:' not
afford a secretary and was swamped.
by ber correspondence could have clew
er, well written notes' sent out from.
mere jottings of information. She
could also trust ber for calling lists to
be carefully revised and invitations
written; directed and sent.
Where eyes were bad or .one was
convalescing from a long illness there
would go the -girl with clever litera-
ture adapted to the taste of the bear-
er. Better yet, these stories were read
in•a pleasing voice, with .perfect enun.
elation. .
• Summer Reading.,
Summer gives more Mate -for reading,
even to the busy woman. then .does
any. other season.- This 'may be be-
cause It is too "warm for social duties
and exercise, but the pleasant fact re;
r._ mfitx?s: teetie...heok 1.ver • .
Systematic reading is -always of more
advantage than desultory. ' therefore
for part of the tiine.you altow•.yourself
each day to read along given lines;
If you expect to take ;your vacation
later get all the. books bearing..on the
history, Sora and fiction of that part
of the country. There are comparative-•
1v few parts• even'of unbistoric Amer-
ica that have ..not been • written up,
while for a trip•abroad• the difficulty is
to choose. ' • •.
A • su in nibr reading club for workers
is delightful. .•
WHEELER - . STEPHENSON.
A ver y pretty wedding was
solemnized on Wednesday at high
.Loon, when Miss Eva Stephenson,
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Stephenson, was united in Marri-
age to'Mr, Douglas George Wheel-
Er at the home of the bride's .par-
ents, London Road, in the presence
of about sixty guests. The wed;
ding tnai eh was played : iiy first-
class style by Professor Quante,
•organist .of. Askin street Methodist
church, London, as tthe principals
took their places 'under: a floral
horse-shoe on thel awn, : '' The bride
' was given away by herfather; and
the ceremony was peri'ormed by Rev,:
T. Wesley Oosens, Pastor of Ontario
Street.ohureh, C:inttn, Little. Miss
Vera• Stephenson, was flower,' girl.'
ery hearty congratulations and good
wishes: Were extended after which the
ah down + ; et niatl
spread tables, "where amplejustice
was done by all. The esteem in which
the young couple were held by their
many friends, was evidenced by (the
AUCTION SALE
OF
Farm, Farm Implements, Stock,
etc.,' in..Goderielt Township.
There will be offered for sale by Public Aue
tion, at the premises, on
Friday, Sept. 23rd, 1910,
at 1 o'clock p.m., the following property known
as the. Proctor 'farm. being eomposett of Lot
Number Thirty-two (92) Maitland Concession.
o01srich heeatt96crsl4 d'ls, There are bouaeof good
land, and the remainder le bush and grazing
land of desirable quality. There are on the
premises a good frame house, with seven rooms;
in eitcellent repair, and a good frame barn of
sufficient capacity: Th re Is also an orchard of
about 200 bearing fruit trees. The property is
beautifully located on the Huron Road. midway
between the Towns of Goderieh and Clinton.
and hpla e. aill b offered
yf 01 farm stock, the
t ck .
imple-
ments. furniture, etc.. ',minding 9 horses, 5 head
of cattle. a binder. mower, seed drill, horse rake,
souffier. plows, harrewe. waggon, buggy, cutter,
etc., and a quantity of household fnruiture.
invited,. Terms andr condit conditions of sale sale
kaoirn on the promisee; or by application to
either of the undersigned.
THOS.. GU 7DRy, w. BitWONE,
Auctioneer, Sol'r. for Vendors.
Dated at Clinton, Sept, 7th, 1910.
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CI. BALED TRiDDR9 addressed to the under-
1� signed, and endorsed '.' Tender for Break-
water at Goderieh, Ont.," will he received at
this office until 4:00 p.m., Tuesday, October 4th.
1910, for the construction of a Breakwater at
Oodericb. Huron county, Ont.
Platte, specification and form of contract can
be seen, and forms of tender obtained' at this
Department and at the offices of J. G. Sing, Ean,.
District Engineer. Coqfederation. Life Building,
Termite. Ont., a. L. Michaud, Esq., District En-
gineer, Merohants Bank Building, St, Jaines' St.
Montreal, P.Q., and on application to the Post.
master at Goderlch, Ont.
Persons tendering are notified that tenders
will not be 'donsidered unless made on the
printed toxins supplied, and signed With their
aaetual signatnres..stating their oecupatton and
places 60 residence, In the Cases of "firths, the
actual signatu e, the nature of the occupation,
and place of reaidelico of Bach member of the
form must be given,
Each tender must be acoomitanied isy an act.
copied Cheque on acbartered bank, parable'to
the order of the ilonourable the Minister of
Puo Works. for the sum 6f seventeen that's -
and (517,000.00) dollars, whiob wilt be for.
felted if the person tendering decline, to enter
into a softract When called upon to do so. 6r
fail to com`pi010 the work contracted for, i1
the tender be not accepted, the chemo wilt be
returned.
The Department does not hind itself to accept
the lowest or any tender.
• By order
R 0. DPsxocfinne,
.Asst. Secretary.
Department of nubile Worker,
Ottawa, Septcfmber 6.1910.
mNewspapers 1hinsert 1 Without oftutho to from
e
the;JQpSrtnaent,
To Walk Gracefully.
--Nearly. every woman walks far too.
rapidly foranythinglike grace to enter'
into her movements.'
Tall :women for 'some reason •:walk
more slowly . than little ones. Their
elbows, shoulders: and; hips' move -from
'side to. side with every movement of
thefr;feet
If you want 'to be graceful don't leek
at your feet. but boldyour bead well'
up in the air. Don'•t shuffle. A little
thoughtfulness and . practice . in high
stepping will . soon break you of this
ugly habit. '-
- Don't .bend your back at the waist
under the impression that you are
thereby walking erect. It throws the
stomach forward and is almost as in-
imical to grace as round shouiderd.
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• Use a . Medicine Bail.
A medicine ball is a good possession
for anyone shut up in an of9ce•all•day.
few minutes spent .in throwing it
will send the blood coursing through
the veins. Fencing ne ng and bowling are
both admirable.sports for those who
need exercise, and every oMee worker •
should seek 'out. some• opportunity of
practicing. them. And in any case she
ought to do all the outdoor walking
she can get into the day without over -
wearying herself,
P
GRAND TRUNK S' EM
ANNUAL WESSSERN EX-
CURSIONS
Sept. is, 16 and 17
FROM CLINTON
TO RETURN FARE
Port Huron, Mich • ...$3.85
Detroit, Bich.. 4,85
Ohiceggo, 111..; ............... 10.65
Bap City,llsfoh ........ 5,75
Cleveland, Ohio (via Buiialo and
CatB....,.,., r..' 7,80
Cleveland, Ohio, (Via Detroit and
D.&0 ., ..,... 7.811
Grand Slapiide, Mich .. 7.70
Saginaw, Mich ................... 5.65
St. Paul or Minneapolis (alt rait)..28.40
St. Paul or Illinneapoliti (via Sar-
nia and N.N. Co, ., ,, 31.90
Return limit Monday, Oct. 3rd
WESTERN FAIR, LONDON
Return tickets will be leaned from.
Clinton to London, ea follows:
s$1.go, Sept. lOtb, Ilth, .12th
12th, 14th and .16th.
*i.2S, Sept. 13th *uad 13th
Secure tickets and 'full information
from
A 0 'Allan, Depot ligent
JOHN RANSF'ORD, Town Agent.
STL'2ONINC TVNIO GOWN.
Turtle gowns are not becoming to the
average woman, so it will not be over-
wbelming news to state .that Dame
Fashion has decreed that in the •Sall
these models will not be worn.
There is one exceptioo in tunic ef-
fects that should be allowed to remain
-the frock of sills or some sheer ma-
terial veiled .with tunic draperies of
chiffon or material of a diaphanous
texture. •rhe costume•illustrated is one
of the best types of the . tunic gown
which is popular this summer.
GROWING ENGLISH WALNUTS..
Found to Be.Capable of Doing Well in
• ' Eastern Orchards,
English -walnuts are a welcome adds-
tion- fie -.-the tn•t-er- .dinner-bill,.san
many of 'them are eaten In New Eng-
land Few are the- New Englanders,
however. >Wtio have ever seen • Eng-
list. walnuts growing. A Boston Globe
correspondent sent In two photogrfiphs
of walnut •trees of 'the English variety
raised in • this country, with a note
from the. raiser' of the nuts, Norman
Pomeroy of Lock'pprt. N. Y.
"Crewp'i STi • r iiliatir `wrote• Mr.
Pomeroy, "that gog,lish walnuts can
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BY
SPENDING IT HERE 'FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
Big Price Reductions in all
Departments.
A Rig Waist Special
About 25 Ladies' White"Laevo. Waists, made of nice.
quality Lawn and trimmed witletucks and. lace or etn-
broideryinsertion. Good value at 65e.. To clear Friday
and Satutday ........,..
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Men's Odd Pants at '78c
Only a few dozen of these --odd lines of 81.G0'and
$1.25 Pants. Choice of this lot Friday and Saturday.... ph
Children's Patent. Oxfords at She
This Oxford is mads of good quality Patent leather,
and will give good satisfaction. Sizes 11 10 2, Regular nil
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'price 81.35.. Friday and Saturday ...,,.....,".,,,.� t7
Special prices on Women's and Children's Oxltorda..
Be sure andgetapair of our c or
�! 490 Corsets,
They're Hunirrlers.
Hen's and Boys' Clothing at Lowest Prices.'
Piumsteel Bros.
S.MALL. PROFITS
MOB ' BUSJNE S
fir`
' 1)r, James Cowan, a pioneer of ..
Portagela Prairie, is dead. May 1811.
The Government has decided to Personal description of every per
admit sugar used for snaking wine bon who has died in the yyear,, or
free, a buffered disability by aceideizt or
Mrs, Wililam E, Lang of . Peter- , sickness and has received compene
boyo and .her young daughter ation therefor is required' in the •
were drowned by the upsetting of schedule, and for more complete
a launch, identification reference is made to
The lockout of masons at Winni- his family or household in the first
peg has been settled by arbitration, schedule,
and the men will' return to work The name and sex of each per-
next week. . , son, and whether single, married,
Hector Murry was killed near widowed, divorced or legally sep-
Alix, Alberta, by an employe named crated, together with the month
Woods, who Struck him with a of birth, the year 01 birtli, the. age
whisk ey bottle. at last birthday and the country or
Sir Wilfrid Laurier ended his place of birth are required under
Western trip witha great meeting personal description. His or . her
at Medicine Hat. In the morning racial or tribal origin, religion and
he opened the new Alexandra profession, occupation or trade,
school there; Lady Laurier has.will also be `recorded '..under the
ioined the party. general heading of personal de-.
The upsetting of a ,Loud scow has scription, whether the reference is
closed navigattion . in the Rideau to persons who have died within
Canal, the year or tq persons who have
The grand stands and stables at been disabled within the year by
Delorimier Park, Montreal. were. accident or sickness, and to persons
burned, • •who' have sustained loss of time
The stowaway who was taken and earnings and to allowance or
from ' the hold of the steamer compensation " for loss of life or
Mount Temple:. at Montreal d ied time,
starvation. Under the heading of Mortality
• John Bennet , of Montreal, was records will be entered showing
killed while hunting,. and Allan the monthsof death in the census
Johnston Was accidentally killed year, the disease or cause of death
by his brother at Baidour, Man, as described by the Bertillon noun-
---ii -W4 feed-Isaurtie i•sited:•Lair--en•filature,..tha..glace. ..ofseefle.ath. i4
bridge and Medicine Hat Thursday, it occurred away from home, and
At Lethbridge he was urged by the the name and address • of the
mine operator s to endeavor to attending physician: •.
in coal` between Canada, and the Disability and Compensation
endeavor to bring about free trade • rel• ate to accident or sickness,
'United • States, and under these heads records' • will
Henry W. Selby, a widely known •be entered of the nature of loss or
and surveyor , in the Athabasca injury caused by accident le the
Sliver• year, cause, of the accident
'w'eeks of disability due •to sickness.
or accident, and loss of salary 'or -
CENSUS OF MORTALITY,other earnings.rcaused by sickness
r accident.
Allowance or compensation made
to employees; is recorded under
three heads : The voluntary allow-
ance which May be made to em-
ployee by ettiployer for lost time
The date "of 'the next census for through sickness or accident dur- -
-Mortality, Disability and Compert- ing the year: 2. Compensation in
cation is 1st . June of next year- the year by employer under stet -
which is :the: same as the date for ute for (1) loss oflifeby accident,
Population. It is a;record for one and (2) for injury - by accident
year,and gives the 'nformation con which is required in some Provinces.
cerningall persons to whom the, of the Dominion, 3, :Compensation. -
F areae rete g for }hP ye lints s ureneesfort1)-Insasofslifesaand
ing the hour of ' • midnight of 31st (21 for sickness or injury.' . •
RISADIGITY. ANI) COM
PEN SATION.
GIN= warrirl,
be grown extensively In Attie eastern
part of the Vnited States. and only by
the merest accidentwas it found that
they could be. My father, Norman
Pomeroy, visited. the Centennial expo.
sition and, •noticing a tree in the yard
where be boarded at Philadelphia
bearing nuts, gathered about a peck
of them and brought them home .with
him. Souse children found a small
bole in the corner of the .valise and
got out all the nuts but seven. .These
he planted. and they sent up shoots
That grew' Into One large trees, which
bore well. Some more-: trees were
rallied from this atTlimated stock. and
we now have a fine young orchard.
Quite a number of our neighbors aiso
raise watauts from this stock." -
News in General
Miss Dorothy Hobson, 'of Hamil-
ton, was injured in, an automobile
iteeident two months ago died in
the hospital from her injuries'.
A landslide oeeured at Cobalt
dndi a work train of four cars slid
into the lake.
The welcome to Cardinal Vennu-
telIi at Montreal was most enthus-
iastic, although rain prevented
some o fthe Ceremonies from being
held in the open ale, -
The new All Saints' Cathedral at
Halifax wag formally opened, the
bicentenary celebration of the
Anglican Church in Nova Scotia in.
augurated.
Charles ,Falconer was arrested
in Toronto while selling diamond
rings believed to have been stolen
at Saskatoon, -
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