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THE .CLINTON NEW
ERA
Established 1565, Y01. 5,5, Nch7 CLINTON? ONTARIO, THURSDAY AUGUST, 12tfo, 1920,
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INCORPORATED 1855
THE MOLSONS BANK
Capital and Reserve $9,000,000
Over 130 Branches
The Molsons Bank Assists Farmers
Almost every farmer finds his money tied up in
stock or crops at certain seasons. If he needs
assistance he should consult our local Manager.
Savings Departments at all Branches.
H. R. Sharp, Mgr., Clinton Branch
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent.
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Capital
Reserve Funds
Tatar Assets
OF CANADA
Incorporated 1869.
OFFICE, MONTREAL
.$17,000,000
700 Branches
.41 8,000,000
5870o0,000
Special attention to Farmers' requirements. Interee
paid on Deposits. Safety ;Deposit Boxes to Rent., ,
R. E. MANNING, Manager Clinton Branch
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Middle School Exam.1
. Serbia HonorsToronto Woman
Results are Announced
The following list issued by the De-
partment of Educetion contains the
nein esin Huron of the candedat.
eS who have been succeisful, in whole
or in part at the Middle School Exern-
illation for entrance Into the bionnal
Schools
The entry (Hon) shows that the
candidate page4 with honors, and the
entry (Sup) indicates that the candid
ate requires. to write a supplemental
examination in one subject in order
to qualifrfor a Middle School certifi-
cate, This he may do at any subsequent
examination when he will be required.
to obtain 69 per centum onthat subject
The name of the subject will be shown
on the official statement.
Those who have already passed both
the Lower and the Middle School exam-
inations are reminded that the Normal
Schools open on Tuesday, September
14 at 9 a.m. and that application there
fore must be made to the Deputy Minist
er of ESducation not later than Friday
August 27. Application should be
made at early date. If applicants will
state clearly on the forms when and
where they passed their examinations,
they need not delay mailing such ap-
plications on account of not having re-
ceived their certificatees.
Huron.
M. E. Anderson, F. R. Archibald, M.
R. Armstrong, R. Armstrong (Hon,1
E. J. Baker, P. E. Baker, 1, V. Bell, A.
Baxter, M. S. Blanchard, M. E, Bennett,
'1'. 0, Greery (Hon) I, 1. Carr, A. W.
Cluss, A. E. Cummins, M. I. Currie
(Hon) S. M. Draper, R. E. Davis A. M.
Deans (lion) E. W. M. Edge (Hon)
J. R Edmonds (Hon) li Edwards (Hon)
M. Iti. Ford W. J. N. Finlayson, D. H.
Fells, W. 'C. Gardiner, M. M. Garrow
(Sup.) J. W. A. Grieg M. E. Hall, M. S,
Hogg, K, Hamilton (Sup) .A. E.
Hellyar (Flan) J. M, Haney, M. M. 1 -log
arth, M. M. Haugh, G. lC. Hamilton
(Hon) A. C. Heys F. E, Humber, L. E.
Johnston, H. L. Jefferson (Hon) P, 1,
Johns R. Kilpatrick (Hon) E. Keating,
A. L. Lawrence, G. T. Laithwaite (lion)
S. 0. Lattimer, M. E. McCall, W. L.
McCutcheon, M. E. McNah S. E. Mc-
Nair, E. B. McTaggart, A. la Medd, 0.
I. tvlc'Clure L. A, Macklin, R, A. Me-
gaw E. A. Mackay g. C. MacLean .A. J.
Miller (lion) H. ,Millar F, H. Moore
(sup.) R. Muir (Hon.) E. I. Musgrove
(Hon.) H, S. Mitchell, W. E. Nelson
C. B., Nairn, V, L. Parker, E. 0, Prid-
ham, K. Pringle (Hon) J. H. Perdue
(Hon) L. Robinson, H. M. Ryan (with
L. S. Art), E. L. Reid (Hon.) D. C.
Roth, 11. M. Stothers, D, M. Stafford, E.
P. Scotchmer, L. M. Snyder, M. A. L.
Shepperd, E. Sowerby, L. Sowerby, G.
J. Scarlett, G. L. Sillery, J. I. Sillery
(with L. S..Geog.) D. M. Staples, E. M.
Sellers (Hon) F. E, Stewart, 3, B. Tay
for (Hon) A. E, Thuell, F. Turnbull
M. a Tigert R. 1, Taylor 0. 0 Trum-
ner, E. J. Turner a G. Tucker, F.
Wallis, A. Walker, M. 1, Walker, H.
E, Wright, E. C. Washington, W.
Weir, 13. Wheatley, W. A. Wheatley',
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Wall Pa0ers,
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Signs, Ets.
81 Isaac Street
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Who received from the Serbian Goy-•
eminent the rder oJ St. Saba of the
third class and also the Cross of Mercy.
eminent the Order of St. Saba of the
and ornamental decoration with blue
and white enamelled border and the
figure f the saint also executed in en-
amel. On the back is the year the
order was founded 1883. The whdie is
mounted on a broad blue and white rib
bon.
Mrs. Hamilton and her sister Mrs.
W. 13. Irvine, were among the orignal
workers in Canada for Serbia Relief,
and Mrs, Irvine has also received the
Cross of Mercy. Mrs. Hamilton's first
work for Serbian Relief indeed the
first work for Serbian Relief done in
Toronto was clone through the Suff-
ragists War Auxiliary whose first large
sum of money .was raised through the
addresses given in Massey Hall by Mrs.
Pankhurst and Mr.-Cheddo Miyatovitch,
She carried on work for Serbia later
through the Canadian Serbian Relief
Committee, Mrs. Hamilton is the first
lady to be elected and "Alderman" in
Toronto.
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Willis Church
Rev. W. H. Geddes, of Ailsa Craig,
took the morning service last Sunday
in Willis church.
St. Paul's Church
Rev C. K. Masters M. l:1. Rector 'of
St. Marys will conduct the church
services during the month of .August.
Rev. Mr. Masters was a former Chap-
lain of the 58th battlion and was sever
ly wounded at the battle of Somme in
5916. He was awarded the military
cross for distinguished service.
Baptist Church
Services as usual next Sunday
ducted by the Pastor.
Evening's Subject,
"The man who went borrow n at
night."
Annual S„, S. picnic. to Bayfielil Sat'
stay Ang j4th, .
Ontario St. Church,
Rev. Mr, Wen of Mitchell occup- 0
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REV. YELLAND °°°° " n** " °° ',QUICK GLANCE ATI
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PASSES AWAY 30000.0 .00000 0 0 0: THE LOCAL NEWS
Forty Years in the Methodist
Ministry. Ms at Exeter on
Monday,
(Exeter Times)
The curtain closed: down on the life
of Rey, J. 9, Yetiand on Monday and
he passed from this earthly sphere to
enjoy the fruits of his labors of forty
years in the services of the Methodist
ministry, Mr. Yelland was taken ill
last Fernery with influenza and he new
er fully recovered from the effects. For
about two weeks was confined to his
bed" During that time he suffered
quite severely.
The reverend and honored minister
was born at Brenton Devon England,
in 1843. His father was a 'local preach
er of the Bible Christirin church, At the
age of twenty-five Mr. Yelland received
his credentials to preach from the Tav
istock Circuit in Devonshire and came
to Canada. In April ane month .before
sailing for Canada he was united. in
marriage to his now bereaved widow.
Mr. and Mrs. Yelland first located in
Bellevaile where Mr. Yelland was receiv
ed into the Canadian Conference of the
Bible Christian Church. He was first
sent to Prince Edward Island where he
was statiened at Vernon River, West
Cape and Wheatley River. From there
he was stationed at 'Canipbellford and
Lambeth with the 13. C. church. At the
time of the union of the Bible Christian
and the Methodists Mr. Yellow.' Was
stationed in the London Conference
since that time. He has traveNed the
circuits of Dover, Bayfleld, Stratford
ville, Cottam, Arkona, Talbotville,
Credlton, Ethel Remitter and Adelaide
in the conference year 1909 that Mr.
Yelland superanuated'and came to Exet
er to reside. At that time he had com-
pleter forty years in the active servioe
of the ministry.
Since coming to Exeter Mr. Yelland
has identified himself with the Main
Street Methodist church and followed
with a keen !merest all branches of the
work of the church, He was ready at all
times to render what service he could
and up unt1i his illness frequently sup
plied for other pastors.
Besides his bereaved widow he is sur
vived by two sons and two daughters;
John Gibbs, of London, and T. Sam-
son, of Porty Perry, Misses Annie and
Bessie at home. He has one brother liv-
ing in Hartley, hio. •
Important to Township Councils
'and to School Boards,
The. Public Schools Act 1920 section
96, provides that the council of each
township of Huron county shall this
year levy and collect by assessment up
con- on the terrible property of the public
school supporters of the township the
mid-
sum of $600 at last for every prin-
cipal teacher and the additional sum of
$400 for every assistant teachef.
ied the pulpit In the, morning and
spoke on behalf of the Lord's Day Al-
liance. He also spoke it Wesley church
at the evening service, Next Sunday
and the following Sabbath Rev. • Mr.
McCamus will preach in Ontario street
church when union services will be 0
held 'for the two weeks. 0
A cordial invitation is extended to
come to the Epworth League service
on Mac* night next. The pro-
gramme will be in charge of the miss-
ionary committee and Miss Eva Carter
0
0
will give a report of the sessions of 0
the summer school which she attended 0
at St. Thomas. 0
Mr, Harold TUrner gave a very
teresting address' on his experiences cto
Belgiuin at the Epworth League ser- 0
vice on Monday night. , 0
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even -
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ing at the usual hour.
The next two Stinlays onion services 0
will be held in this church and Rev.
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WHAT KIND OF STUFF IS 0
IT ANYWAY. 0
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The'New Era has been inforin 0
ed tha( ehother adventure has p
befallen a well-known issuerer 0
of lieenses, Who swears by the 0
water 'route. A marriagelicen. 0
se was issued 'and the wedding 0
ceremony was held up while 0
the minister motored to town 0
to get the issuer's signature 0
atteched to the license, which 0
had been neglected. Now many 0
are Asking what brand seine 0.
people are drinking in town 0
now. If people are not care- 0
ful 'inspector Torrance is going 0
to have a busy fall campaign, b
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A Chnege made.,
Side Shows at the fall (airs in On-
tario this year are going to be thor-
. oughly respectable eatertaininents
• At the August meeting of the Hospit- without any of that spice of wicked-
ness than has boosted the ticket office
al Board the following donations to
receipts in years past. Since the 'tide
the Hospital were gratefutty ackni4le
dged. .
Mrs, Fred Ford-, Hoiniesville $5.00
Mrs. 1 C. Colclough ---------$2.0o
Mrs. Geo, Tebhutt --
1 Mrs, Hd: owarwilliame _____:t0)
,0(,) leaden( Joseph Rogers of the Provin-
Mrs, 'JIM Holland -- -- -- ----$1,00 eta? Pnlice, is setting out to piece the
I The, vieeffle Ben system has he„aa-ia shows in a class with sewing circles,
stalled in the Hospital. Mr, Venner mothers clubs and other upholders of
0, N. McCamus will occupy the plupit,
Hospital Notes,
shows raked In their last harvest a new
Attorney General has ascended the
throne in the Parliament Buildings Tor
onto and under his direction Superin-
moral standards, Hereafter no side show
; did all the work. This waS a very con.
siderable item, and the board is exceed. will be Ferlultlea 10 display lis Wares
ingly grateful to Mr. Venner for his at a fall lair until the proprietor has
obtainecit a license from the Provincial
servi efts.
Police and he will not get a license un-
til ha has satisfied the superintendent
that his "act" is throughly innocuous.
The Crediton fears won from &der The new control will Also permit the
ich last week. The Southern boys have ,,authoritlea to ban some f the freak
to vile ail their games to be tied with shows which Are revolting in cbaracf•
Zurich for the league winners, er end serve to inftPoso. •
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Crediton Beat Coderith
Miss Dell O'Neil Is holidaying in '
Muskoka. Items of Interest Peeked Up ,ifoore)
Mr, P, W. Wigg Is spending a few agd There About the Town:.
days at Cayuga,
Miss Tilly Akan is spending her
wacation at Goderich. p
Mr. end Mrs, L. Witsmen are spend-
ing a few days in town,
Miss Agnew, of Montreal, is visiting
her sister, Mrs, Geo, Plialen,
Miss Mary Modeland of Seaforth is
visiting in and around Oanton.
The members of the Black Knights
Miss Nellie Kemp has accepted a
went to Brantford today to Cele/X*1ft
position on the school staff at Thorld.
Win Hold Picnic Saturday.
The .annual S, B. picnic of the Bap-
tist church will be held on Saturday
to Bayflelit
Many Went to Brantford.
"Derry Day."
Mostar Reggie McCoy of London is •
visiting itis grandfather Mr. A. Wilken. coos to Crediton Friday.
Miss Hut:elle Hill is spending her
rho Clinton Base Ball team goes to..
holidays at Collingwad Ratiktlfa,
treditori on Friday and the game wilel
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fitzsimonye-
finish the schedule unless the tie game
turned to Detroit on Tuesday afternoon,
with Zurich has to -be played'.
Mr, and Airs.- R. Rowland are away
on a boat trip doWn the St. Lawrence . Machine Guns Guard Town HalL
1 River.
, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. O'Neil spent a •
wroath to the Town Hall so poblicaS
1 Two machine guns now guard the ap
day or so in Buffalo during the past I
ware. The guns came on Wednesday,.
and public speakers had better te
"Mekr.. and Mrs. Roy tall and Miss
t to Zurich.
Thelma spent a few days at Sombre and
. Was well represented at Zur-
Sarnia.
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Ross left this ich Thursday evening last. One
week enroute for their home in Swift striking feature noticed was the very
Current. ' ' ' ' dusty roads with so many cars going to
Mrs. Fraser of Ailsa Craig Is here the game.
nursing Miss A. Ross who has been ser -
1;1 Mrs. W. Brydone have been Buys house
Mair of tiullett has purchas
loums try. ail,
away on a motor trip going as far as . ed Mrs. Pratt's house on Rattenbaryz
Brockviile, and the family have now taken- possess
Rev. Mr. Snowdon took the services ion. We welcome out new citizens to,
in the Presbyterian church Seaforth -town.
last Sunday.
First Here This Season.
Mrs. Marshall is seriously ill at the
home, of her daughter, Mrs. Livermore On Sunday afternoon Cant: Fred Glk
Station street. lies and Pilot Smith of Toronto arrivedi
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vietch, of Nlea- here by aeroplane and spent the after
ford, were visitors in town last week noon in town. They were at Grand)
for a few days. Bend in the morning and took a Italy,
Miss Lottie Judd who has been visit- passenger from that place to Godericit.
itig at her home in town returned to
A Big Increase.
Paris on Monday.
Miss Alma Judd has returned to St. Referring to the Previntiill income,
Catharines after spending her vacation , speaking at a luncheon- of the coms-
at her home here. ell at Collingwood, lion, F. C. Biggs,
Misses Stella and Daisy Copp. of Provincial Minister of Public Vifiaaressi,
Toronto, are spending their holidays at stated that motor license fees for Oat:4
the parental home, i would bring in $2,000,000, while ina
hos, Carrie Akan, who has bees ' 1921 they would probably be etriarged
visiting her mother mice sister has re- to $3, 000,000 this being due to an in -
turned to Ton.ernto. ! crease in the number of cars, and arse
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest MacMillan of to an advance which it was proposed
Toronto are the guests of the former's to make in the license fees. •
aunt, Mrs. (Dr.) Gunn.
Mr, and Mrs Ralph Tiplady with Mr. ,
Crediton Won,
Donald McLeod and wife and children ' By some solid batting and errors
were visitors in Petrolia, Crediton caught Clinton cold in the
- Mr. Emmerson elitchell, of Detroit, first twoinnings on Tuesday night and
is spending his holidays with his , got a lead of 4 runs and had things.
mother and brother in town. !easy after that despite the fact that
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Murch, of Strat- i Clinton had. the bases full on severat,
ford, have been renewing old acquain- , occasions. Weir pitched four full inn-
tances in and around Clinton. I ings and liad the bases full in the 5thz
when- he retired in former of O'NeiC
Master Lawrence Plumsteel has been
laid up with blood poisoning in the
hand but is now nearly better.
Mrs. George Crooks and Miss Mary,
of the Base Line, are spending a few
days in and around Hohnesville,
Mrs, W. L, 'Clubas and children of
who held Clinton scoreless that inn-
ings, Weir struck out 4; and walked:
four. O'Neil had 2 strikeouts and hit
two men hand running and got the bee.
es full in the 6th and only let one ran
in. Earl Cooper had 7 strikeouts, but
St. Louis, Mo., are visiting with the esurfafetrcedetbityresonnelledrialagge3clpfiuelidoiuntgs, tToashkiv,-
former's brother, Mr. W. D. Pair. '
Miss McConnell has bean re-engaged Crediton 'and Welsh 2Messers McCreath
as teacher of the Walton Public school, And, Ba -,'ow of Goderich umpired the
MisnsevMcaCtiodnnmeirls.tasu.ghEt. tmheciicre.tteytearninct, &Me and kept the game going despite
the fact that 'Crediton did everything,
Miss Mdllie• are holidaying at London possible to delay -the game for darkness.
aiid BriUtford for the month of Aug- Following was the score,'
Clinton - 0 o• 0 0 3 0
Mr,: William Bell returned to his Crediton 2 2 0 0 1 0 9 0 -
duties at Toronto on: Tuesday after
spending his holidays at the parental ra55ea AWay..
'hemet. ' I . On Sunday after an illness of .thn
We are- sorry to hear that Mrs, iddo , weeks,. Susannah Boyes, relict of the
Crich is'seriemsly "al her home and late Mr. Stephenson, paSsed away ET Asa
her many Mena hope for a lure for home of her son, Mr. A. B. Stephenson,
the better. ' at the ripe age of 84 years. Deceased
We are pleased to hear that Mrs. J. was born in Zneland and came to thlst
B. Cook is progressing favorably at the county when 14 years did and settled
'Clinton Hospital after her operation with her parents on the Goshen Line.
for appendicitis. Stanley. In 1855 She married, and 36,
Mrs, C. D..Bouck and Miss Iona leave 'years ago her husband passed away.
on Friday for Morrisburg to attend There was a family of three, two
the Golden Wedding of Mr, Bottck's daughters, Mrs. Alex Welsh, of town,
parents on Saturday. Mrs. Jos. RobbinSon of London (who.
We are glad to hear that Mr. 13, J. died six weeks ago) and one S011 Mr:
Gibbings who went to Detroit for an A. B. Stephenson of town, witlik
operation is progressing. fine, Mrs. whom the mother has always lived'
Gibbings is with 111m, The late Mrs. Stephenson, is also,
Mrs. George Brown, whit has been survived; by one sister Mrs. R. Stephen -
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. 1.„ Kerr son of Stanley and three. brothers, Rob -
for the past two months returned home ert Boyes Mitchell James
to Torcmto on TlieSday. (15 the Goshen Line, anti
Wee Lee who left here over 7 Thos. of Goderich. The funeral
months ago Is back at his laundry ag- was held on Tuesday afternin,1 and the
ain. Ile was some 40 days In China end services were conducted by Rev. S.
then got over to the war ZoZne with Anderson, pastor of Ontario St Church
the Chinese troops, me remarks that of which the deceased was a consist-
clintott is good enough for him, ant member, interniont was made at
Mr. Wm. Greig and sons, of Toronto the family plot 111 BayliOld 1:emetery.
are visitors today with the former's The pail -bearers Wer: foto r.andsons,
brother, Mr, 1'. A. Greig, It is 37 years Messrs Nornnin and. Olit Welsh, Law -
since Mr, Greig was a resident here ranee. Stephenson and thaidas Wheet
and he has done well with the Massy er. Among the relatives twin -
Harris Co. at Toronto holding now a ante waft 1itr, and Mrs. Poyt,s, of Mit--
responsible official 'position, Mr. Jos. Robinson, M. Moore..
At Detroit on Sunday July iSth, the and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, WhedIer
corner stones of the new tastminister and daughter, and Miss Vera Siepltee-
Presbyterian church were laid and a. son, ail of London, Dr, McClain of
mong those taking; pari in the care- WinTdisioarfamillid1137 irv.1 as:
molly was Dr, J. W, Aiken, a 'brother- Seaforth.
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Th goit'OuMnids.ss BWerje. (1,3ectetikeeterd.0fbytc"vthtle. fzoleridietss dfuelri„tglietilr14,fillioinueetf't;' rittc.iieecat'stiland
Dodge Bros,, of Detroit, who also gave
$0,000 in cash, the tleseasid,