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THE CLINTON NEW ER^A.
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WOMA•N'S STORE ,
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Phone 67.
Vsect to Royal Bank
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MEN'S STORE'.
Custom Tailoring
Men's ,Purnishinge.
Phone 103,
Opposf ilePubl iaLibrary
F'cnic and camping days are a
p1:.•••• 2r t and favorite form of summer
e;ement for both young and old.
T4; ;.:::h h, hoti'ever, is an important
, le the successfulness of the out-
s.• • Ith our help you can prepare
! t, t'aat will be both tempting and
1I•lam.-Mince boiled ham
- with the yokes of hard boiled.
c,,, , a a little mustard and creani.
Th, ;:; the egg whites generously •
rounding each off. Wrap in waxed
paper to carry. ---We can supply the
latter; also the engredients.
Salmon, Olives, Pork and Beans,
Fancy Biscuits, Sardines, Pickles, Pea-
nut Butter etc., are tasty picnic supplies
Special Prices on all TEAS for this
week. It will pay you to get some of
these lines.
Pure l.aandry Soav 6 bars for 25c.
HIGHEST PRICES FOR BUTTER AND
EGGS r.
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SOLDIERS RETURNED
The following soldiers \vho went
30."' 6r Fs i eGs t� C:Ww44 overseas from Huron Co., have return -
men's Patriotic Society win eid0"
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twee o'clock Friday afternot n.'
•'th. A report of the 'Food,
Convention will be given .
'eeate sent by this Society.
welcome. Finished goods
i.. - '--ought is at this tweeting so
t!!.: ensors may get them ready
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W. 11, ;Moore, Mensal!,
W, llolt, Bluevale,
AD Muir,Seaforth,
J. 1S1.' McLeod, Seaforth,
W. R, Clark, Walton.
1r' ii s ai`Y' tf'8s 11"ai
!SIR IMCHARD M'BRIDE, former Pre-
mier of British Columbia, who died
of Bright's disease in London, Eng.
Five thousand postudice clerks
throughout Canada are to receive in-
creases in wages ranging from $200 to
$500 a year, according to the class of
their clerkship.
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Some of those heavy rains in Flaw-
ders would prove very acceptable in
Saskatchewan just now.
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On the tritish Western Front in France. -.A field battery in notion. 3',..
ritish advance in the West. --Yet another instance of a crucifix escaping inlhlury iron)..
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Fattier Perished,
'tether and Bebe
eierely earned
DR. ARTHUR BEAN, AN QLD CLIN-
TON BOY BURNED TO DEATH
AND WIPE SERIOUSLY BURNED.
The people of this town were Indeed
shocked on, Wednesdsty morning' as
word wale passed around town that Dr,
Arthur Bean, son of Mrs. Bean, of this
phage, was burped to death at his home
at Consecon, near Port Hope. The
word also stated that Mr's, Bean and
baby were in serious condition.
The evening papers gave more par-
ticulars. It appearsathat Dr, and Mrs,
Bean awoke with their house all afire
about 5 o'clock Wednesday morning,
and they rescued the baby and put the
child out of the window. Mrs, Bean
managed to get out of the house, but
the Dr. Was overcome by the stroke
and perished. 'rite body had not been
recovered by press time.
Mrs. Bean is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, J, E. Ford, and resided here for
a number of years, and was also a
teacher on the C.C.1, staff.
The Doctor is survived by his aged
mother, a sister, Mrs. Oliver Jervis, of
the Base Line, and a brother in the
States.
• As The New Era goes to press Wed-
nesday night no other word has been
received.
The heart felt sympathy goes out to
the sorrowing ones,
Local News
r-nt'sssss 'r00-11asrse:uIC'etita Lsesalater
Lost at Seaforth
The four rinks of bowlers who were
at Seaforth on Monday evening ost
by 3 shots. 'Three rinks were up Witt
the "Cults" rinf: went down to defeat.
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Two Rinks at Exeter
I'wo rinks of Clinton bowlers are
at 'the Exeter Tourney. One rink is
composed of Messrs, Hovey, Morrish,
Grant and Miller ttihile'the other one
is made up of Messrs, J. Neidger, 1:.
Canteh,n, i13rry :Shaw .old Harry Rance
Black Knight Service
tile Rued Bleck Kni lits of Ireland
will attend Divine Service in St, Paul's
Chu rch, nn Sunday morning next at
1 a.m. They will meet in the Orange
Dail et tn.30 a.m. and proceed from
nice! to Si, Peals Church. A farce
attendance of the Reyal Black I'rcrep-
1 ,rie:: i, expected,
Cot Nose Broke
We are surry t,, report that Master
Fred Sch , nh tiff, eldest soh of 11r. and
Mrs. II. Schoenhals, of C.k'derich, had
the niistrrrtuile cm Triday of last week
to break his nose while playing in ale.
yard of Mr. Wm'M.Is,nt. lie was climb-
ing on Mr. •t5'5 Paint Cut and
humped his ase against the edge of it.
Fred has been visiting here i,or two
months and is not likly to enjoy his
holiday, The swelling is wins' I wn
now and is on the Last road to re-
covery,
Cultivating Roses
The Blyth Standard stakes the fol-
lowing reference to the roses cultivat-
ed by Air, Jas. ,11cMurchic, a former
Clinton boy: -
W.,: doubt if there is any place in the
province that can show the handsome
display of ruses th:t are to be seen
in Mr. Jas, McPlurchie's garden. Var-
ieties of rare beauty are there in pro-
fusion% Alt', Mc,Murchie takes a delight
in cultivating roses and the collection
of varieties which he has demonstrates
that he fully understands, the culti-
vation of these flowers.
Back to The Land,
The Editor of The New Era received
a letter from Mr, W. J. Stevenson and
he states he. has heard the great cry
"back to the land' and has bought a
30 acre fruit farm near St. David's, Owt
lie has a house about as good as the
ane he had here, good barn and 22
acres of peaches and agood crop. St.
David's is 2 miles from Queenston and
5 utiles from the Falls, and stetes if
any Clintonians are down that way 10
call on hitt and his good wife, as a
hearty welcome will await them. Mr.
Stevenson expects to be up to Clinton
in a Mundt or so.
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Council stet on Tuesday evening,
Mayor "Thompson was in the chair and
Reeve Ford and Councillor Wiltse,
Miller, McEwan, Paisley, Shepherd,
and Nediger present.
Minutes of last sleeting were read
and confirmed.
The only communications before the
Council was a telegraph front Premier
Hearst In regards to the call for work-
ers in the harvest fields. A letter• in
regards to the appeal by Premier
Hearst was also read from Albert A.
Abbott,
The various committees had practi-
cally 510 reports to offer,
The Cemetery Committee warned
up the meeting to concert pitch, Coun-
cillor Paisley reported that work was in
good shape but Councillor Miller re-
ported that he was not satisfied, Care-
taker Hill trade a statement to the
Council about the work, The matter
wits left as before.
The. Finance Committee bad their
report which may be read in another
column.
The license free of livcry, auto, etc.,
'was up for discussion and licenses will
be lashed witont the extra fee of Sec.
The Mayor reported that the legal
column of The Mail and Empire had
atxiwea'ed the question 151 regards to
the town re-skreo' cltasissg.
The Clerk was iultaucted to get the
bills out for the taryja cost.
Coettrill adjoaraudeat 4,20,
C!ViC HQLCDAY WA,$
A FINE, COOL DAT
Civic lioliday on Monday was a very
quiet day in town, Autoes leaflet with
men,wonlen and children were off early
in.tlte morning for Baytield as well as
carry 'tis carriages, and single buggies
The Baptist Sunday School acid Con-
gregational picnic was held et Clirhion's
summer resort that day as well as many
other picnics of our friends and our
friend's friends.
The 13o vley's engaged themselves In
the morning with a few gtunes and in
the afternoon several rinks left by cars
to pay it visit with the Mitchell and
Seaforth bowlers,
The passenger tra0le on the train
was light this year,
Many other citizens took a fishing
line and went fishing or with pails and
went od' to the berry patch,
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C. C, 1, REPORT
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Examination Results;
The following students of the Middle
School have passed the Normal En-
trance Examination:-
Mary L, Chidley
Elvira M, Churchill
Zerelda A. Churchill
Myrtle H, Crich
Dorothy I. Fowlie
Ella J. Grainger
Elinor Kemp
Alvin K. Leonard
Annie McConnell
Marjorie McMath
Mary A. McMurchle (Honors)
Harvey F. Potter
Effie M. Stoltz
lona J. Stothers
John Ross Taylor (Honors)
in addition to the above list the
following have been granted Normal
Entrance standing on the recommenda-
tion of the Principals
Verdi Asquith
Cela Beacons
Eva Carter
Winnie Draper
Ralph Hawkins
Harold Kitty
Margaret Lausing
Dorothy Macpounell
Rebecca McGowan
Helen Morrison
Stella Nelson
Eunice Reid
Frances Reynolds
Ru} Thomson
W,Ih un
Townshend
Erskine Evans,
MUSIC RESULTS
AT CONSERVATORY.
Results ,of the 'Toronto Couservatory
of Jlusic slid -summer examinations
are announced. District pupils suc-
cessful are given below',
LObNDE:MORO
Theory,
Elementary grade-Rudinunt:-
Fi st class honors -Julia Brown, Kate
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AUBURN
Theory.
.1 unior grade -11arlIl' mtt% coun1er-
point - Honors- Laura Ai, Jackson:
Ella 1. Robertson. Guderich,
SE1.FORTH
Pianoforte,
initruledi,tte grade -Honors -Gro,
B: 'Clark, Seas.'rth, Edna J. AlcCaagitey,
Clinton (equal).
Primary grade--Pass-A.Gray Park-
er; ctrl Aberhart, William Aberih;trt
(equal).
Elementary grade-Pass-MarySte-
wart.
Theory.
Intermediate grade -Furan honors -
Buhl .Al. Docherty, bgmoodville; Gladys
Cousins.
Junior grade-llarsiony, history --
Pass - Nina Woolannhe, Goderich.
Counterpoint -Pass -Gladys Cousins.
Primary v'ede-11arinny, ruditnents
-Honors-George B. Clark.
Days begin to shorten.
Automobile tourist travel is heavy.
How does your s•uhhcription stand?
Coutucil met on 'Tuesday evening.
Report in another column,
tslaekbirds are plentiful, more than
tate proverbial 4 and 20 that constitut-
ed the upholstering of cookery in the
nursery rhyme, "There are "cherry
pickers from the top limb" ;and equally
Interested las raspberries, green peas,
etc.
Arrive
Arrive
rrive
NEW SCHEDULE
Trains from East.
11,10 a,ln, Leave 11.17 a.m.
5,53 pan. Leave 6.45 pant,
11.13 p.m. Leave as.IJ peso
Trains from Wast
Arrive 7.33 a nt. Leave 7,33 a.m.
Arrive 2.58 pant. Leave 2,58 p.m.
'rains from South
Arrive 1 0.3 0 a.m. Leave 11.10 am.
Arrive 6.40 pm, Leave 6.•10 p.m,
Trains from North
Arrive 7.33 a,nt. Leave 7.50 a.m.
A'r'rive 4.15 p.m. Leave 4.15 p.nt.
CLINTON
FLOUR MILLS
a HAVE YOU TRIED OUR
MILL FEEDS
LATELY? NEVER WERE BETTER
White Middlings per
011- $46000
Bran per ,Tf0
$36m
ton �li7
Shorts per $�A T,m®0
ton tl �c aJ
Low Grade per $52.00
ton 6. 4Na1
North Stnr (Manitoba)
per hundred $6.50
Maple Leaf (Blended) $6 25
per hundred eek m aJ
Snow Flake (Pastry) $6Od'1,
per hundred U'}
Mixed Grain per
bushel
$1.65
Good Chicken feed, fir 11
1Dirttnosily wileet,'' per taus,. 't)A,e
JOHN SCHOEiNHALS
CLINTON ONT.
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know you want. Conte in and 5:•t ns
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Canned Tomatoes, Corn, Peas, Beene
;tae concentrated racket and came
soups; meat extracts; canned pre:asvea
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breakfast foods; condensed mitre: eaf-
fec and cocoa; canned salrnav; ..ar•
dings; kippered herring; .,arg=es
, lemons; bananas; strawberries tos:taaLae,
and watermelon.
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Children! In Camp, at Tennis, on the Bowling Green or just
at Hoole, You'll need a pair of these Foot Coolers.
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low Cut, as you prefer.
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