The Clinton New Era, 1916-11-16, Page 1CLINTON ONTARIO THURSDAY NOVEMBER 16 191.
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W. H. Kerr, Editor and Publisher
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Reached England Aid society,
e • ' The New Erie would be, • Private. Messages BroBroil1 t G
e pleased to secure. for Pubpi: m News Sunday,
• cation any interesting let-'• •
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• 'the seat Of eves. Personal
• And other matters' of which 0
• it is desired tl1at no mention e ' that The Huron's had landed
• be made, will be elfmineted 0 safely in England, The New' Bra.
e upon requeslt. Letters •hili 0 had it bulletined about 1 o'clock.
he returne&Y•1n goodf condi, o Ba1•Iy in the morning private
•s lettere could 0 messages had. been received in
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the troops will be learned
over The TeRc s with deep satisfactfou in huudtred:e
p N of themes in C'bnton and IIu1ron
Bounty h h ,r c It
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It was' .not long before wo'd
pressed around' Clinton on! Sunday
the home of Mrs, A. J. Tyndallon
Friday evening at '8 o'clock, An
interesting- program: will be given
MOVED,
Mrs, Wine Coe'ts. and, son move(
to the house recently occupied b
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North. street, on on No
•s. Bolton, ,
week. -
CAPTURED PRIZES.
Mr. Thos. Watts sent 6 entries to
ho Woodstock Poultry Show and
got 4 firsts, 1 second andf 1 third.
He has entered hie birds at the
Winter tliair at Guelph where he
Will likely clean up on the prize
list again.
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CAPITAL AND RESERVE $8,800,000
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A General hauling Business Transacted
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Which have g'v n utband,
•• son, father or. (brother to fight
seeeseess o®e®Paeooesaiees ee the Empire's' cause
The Hurons organ:zed just about
Mr. Whitmore, of Toronto, was in a yeax ago, left Camp Borden on
town over the week ens. ( Oct. 27 for the east, and now that
Mr. Ohas. Libby made e business they are safe on English sol!, wi 1
trip to Toronto last week. - enter • on their final course of
Itev. A'lr. A'icF 4rQane, of Bayfield, training to fit then for the front.
was in lawn on Alondu),, ,bur these and &then' soldiers of
the Allies, fervent prayer will be
The. Annual meeting of the Child-.
yen's Aid Society was held in Council
afternoon.
Tuesday
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Chamber here o
Chair was occupied by the President,.
James Mitchell, (aoderieh, who for
years has been an active worker in,
the Society. Rev. J. : E. Ford, of
Goderich, offered priiyer.
annual Meeting was
of last g
MLnutes
read by M1. Robertson incl accepted.
The Oo., Treasurer's report was
presented by Co , Seoretne'y in the
absence of Sheriff Reynolds. It show
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DLrs. Cole,of Clinton, is visiting; 114' offered from thousands of grate-
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'hearts to the God of kiight-
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Mrs. Will Ifamblyn and son left for ,eousnes, in ttvhose tante "the
Bowtuanville on Monday of this week. ' Boys"' argil fighting. .
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slentLlleweek cud with his aunt'
\Vill \Whitley, of 'Woodstock,eem•a.
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Mrs. James Smith. • •
Mrs. J. Wiseman was a visitor at • WI'1'1 TEA CHURCHES. •
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Miss Sybil Oour:ice, who has been
visiting Miss Mattie Baker, of Fuller- - ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
ton, has retained lame. The Bishop pf Huron wilt hold
Miss Hazel M. Nichol, of Morris, Confirmation service in St. Paul's
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ToTownship,p, spent the past' two weeks church on Sun da -s at 11 aim.
with friends in Blyth, Clinton and ONTARIO ST. CEURCII.
Ta
et+ EDITORIAL
Pity the Belgians by' prompt and prat
tical sympathy.
"Keep the home fires burning"b
keep up your subscription to Red Cro
funds also..
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All hail to the Women's Institute -o
of the most workable agencies known
Ontario today. Every woman in, a
initsntenib
land should a enrolled
a ds o b
ship..
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Michigan has been added to the"dr
States by a sweeping big vote. TI
should aid 'Canadian Prohibition advan
be 31027,03. Expenditure, $847.72, i merit. Half of Uncle Sam's. republic.
leaving a balance of $17J,3]. Repast be under cold water rule after 1916. M
was adopted. igen gave a majority of over 70,000.
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At the Provincial W. C, T. U:, Cr
vention Barrister Rowell, leader of
Opposition in the Local Legislature
pressed the opinion that the day of
enactment of woman enfranchisement
at hand and that there should be no
lay over what is generally conceded
both parties:
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That was quite an interesting to
war over the Presidential election
shows the trend of the times as it rel
to told party lines loosening up and gr
er independence being shown on the
of former ironclad voters. Our fr
Woodrow Wilson should limber up n
George stt Mrs, aays, Misses o n.dn
.observedlast
SuaYafie embers ere
Mattie and Emma and Bartlett were taken In on the Circuit.
(LL' Brussels last Sunday. Tito Official Board met on'Mon-
hold
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Tiplady arc _ day evening and derided to
apencliitg the next month or ao with their Missionary Anniversary on
their Slaughter, - Mrs. (Rev.) McLeod Nov. 26th. Rev. J. A, Baird, J3. A
at Montreal. of Exeter will be the preacher,
Me. Jim, Hawkins left ou Saturday The pastor's subject next Sunday
afternoon fn, Hamilton, where he evening wilt be "The Great' Testa,
Onmotion the salary of Oo. Seem
tart' Elliott was confirlued at 1000 Inc
the corning year, same figure as has
been paid during 1915.
Election of officers eaule next and
the oflleiaty of the past sear was
reeleeted with the sebstitction of W.
11. Kerr, Brussels, as Honorary
President, instead of Judge Doyle':
removed. and, Thos. Jackson as local
Seeretar), of Clinton Branch in place
of Mayor Thompson. The list now
is: -
Don. President -W. H. Kerr.
Paesideut-James Mitchell.
'Vtee Presidents -resident Clergy
Goderich,
Secretary -G. M. Elliott.
Treasurer -Sheriff Reynolds.
Oo. Secretary Elliott gave a most
enteresting report on the year's work
that gripped the meeting and showed
the speaker to be the right man in the
right
Place From statistics
s a
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ven it
was clearly shown that he is a very
busy num Por instance he lnacle 488
visits; applications received53 •eons.
plaints received, 70 investigated 58 i
children involved 130 ;letters received
4118 ; letters mailed, 786 ; meetings
addressed 2u ; miles travelled 3703
police collet cases J ; wards, placed oe
replaced 24 ; wards visited 220 '
children suede wards of Society 6
My. Elliott urged the establishment
of a Juvenile. Court as one of the
great needs of the: work and also
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snggested a Children's shelter for
Huron. He re(ul an interesting
letter from J,Kelso, the Provincial
governii'eiit °dicer in charge of
Ohild en's Aid work,
Short remarks were made byMessrs
Houck, Robertson, Jackson, Cosens,
and Reeds. Wren, Ford earl Hagar
The me
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the President and others.
ingtas laegely
attended and showed
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a warmhearted interest the host Much has been
God like work of caving and helping First" and when we
the children and young people. instinctively look f
A public meeting was held in the runaway horse or
Town hall in the evening. Flue cur but it,cf necess
address wits given by Rev, Mr. Last week weresd
being terribly scald
of gravy and the
eyes and ears affairsopen-
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never Forget that ev,
developed -interroga
govern themselves at
ting "Safety First"
Mr. E. Madell, who has been in
charge of E. Rozell's milk route
ever since it was started in town,
has purchased the business, Mr,
Rozel.f will attend to his farm
duties. We wish the new n'oP.iet-
or every suttees.
MINOR LOCALS
Another winter in. the trenches!'
Keep up ,the supine' or comforts.
The most' appropriate Christmas
present you can make this year
would be a couple of dbeen of
eggs or a roll of butter.
sell
something to 1
lava
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and want People tor tenon' abo;it it
advertise in the Nen Ere.
COMING TO CLINTON'.
Brigadier A. Meal ilan, the red
hot Scotch Evangelist, accompan-
ied by Brigadier J. Raveling, the
Divisional Commander, will con-
duct revival and 'Holiness meet-
ings in the Salvation Army Ci`-
adel, every afternoon- at 3 P.m.,
and every
evening ng
at 8
m. fromm
Tuesday, Not. ,1st, todm
eSda
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Nov 22nd, inclusive. Sinners and
christiaus- all iuvited
assumetl a good position on Monday - w1LLIS CEIOECER
at his trade as plumber, - ROV, 'Mr. Duncan of Lucknow,
Onme Reagens, of Settforth, who took the services last Sunday and
was an cutter of 'the i6isi Battalion, also the prayer meeting. on Mon -
but resigned owing to ill health, was .daNey.xt Sunday, Bev. Mr. Cu:'rfe of
in town on Saturday last
0 of Mrs. Chas. MAW f On aria Sc.
-As we go to Prest news has reach
ed is of a deplore bee shooting
accident which oecurrecl et Sand
Lait:oyesterday aternoot amongst
for a
it Snit Then it. is Intended tor You.•
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pattern assortments. a duality of fabrics
and a freshness of fashionable models
at $15.00 that are simply out of the
question at most stores,
Then Again
Blenheim will Jol1n Jaya, of Ltuknnty is pay- BOn Sunday ros. 26th,
BROTHER AND NEPHEW SHOT
LScam the Powessalrl News or
W Nov: 8th, we take the followipg
0 )tem which refers to the shooting
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eccident to at brother andf nephew
• Pnreach.
Rev. Mr.
Lag $100 a year to the Pan Fund
and iVIaFarlano will Mold' Communion
as long as the tear lasts, Mr. Joyet set'e ice,
is certainly doing his "bit, The first Sunday in' December,
Air. i d, Flood)* wtas a weer: ouch Roy.Me, McKay, of Iona will be the
visitor at the Houle or illi. and Mrs. pre usher.
11. 13, Chant. Mtn, :Moody has been 1V:CSI119Y Cliui'.C11.
a visitor at the parented home for the. Mt; R. 13. Manning a idresned
few
past feweeks, rho Lea ue On "Roumania and elle
Iffe au Mrs. T. Duet Sarnia,
d little resent var" t
clnnghtet Dorothy, of Snrttin, ars ;l,he pastor will preach next
he las s
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visiting Sunday
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parente, lir, and Mrs, Geo, Burtch
of Princess street.
The Wpm 'l Board of tilt' clew WI
Rev. D. Wren, Air. James Fox, Alr. tendered Rev. Albert E. Jones, of
Strathroy, ra. hearty invitation to
\V, 1•I Kerr and Ile. .1. H. Gilroy,of become pa.sto for the next term
Brussels were delegates to the Child- beginning July 10.7, as su ccesorto
teen's Aid meeting on Tuesday. lee.. Rev. Dr. Rutledge, and he has ac -
Me, Wren addressed the mass meet- eepted, subject of courso to the
iug at night.
Mr. J. 73, hoover, of Guelph but
a former Clattoniau, has been mooted.
Presicleut of the Royal City Curling
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Hoover will deliver the. goods alright.
He is also one of the I')islustC:up stip,
'vii, and Mrs. Jas, Reid of Hamiota.
Man., announce the engagement of
thole
sister, Bertha Stanley, , Y
oung
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est daughter of Aa William
Stanley,
Clinton, to Mr. Geo. Wright,of Ham -
iota, the- marriage to tale place
November 15th.
Gunner J. L. Cavanagh, formerly
of Owen Sound, who trent overseas
as a member of the 55th Battery of
the members of a deer -hunting. ex- Guelph, has been moved trent S11aru-
acki on, Definite particulars are lfe Camp, England, to France, He
lacking, but we understand that cli
' is the onlay son of 51rs. (Dr.)Ctevanagh,
Henry Rosas and his young son, o`• now iu Clinton, and a cousin to J. L.
Ohristian Vtall.ey were mistaken for herr, of the New Era.
latherby washot thrr'oured ghand
tl e hand
ass well as wounded, perhaps only
sgigh:tly, in the body, and the boy
was shot Through the arm. The
doctoes were summoned tom Pow
a,ssan last, night The affair is
most regrettable from every angle,
as Mr. Smith is so favorably known
in our community that to accuse
Grim of carel',eslsness iv net to foe
C
;Lihought of, and the'circumstances
must have been very extenuating
indeed_ Wei Isymparthize witit, all -
concerned. 'Later -The accident is
explained by+ the fact' that ldr.
Smith ,shot at a, deer which Mr.
Ross land son were carrying
through the bush& t
The man who is wearing one of our $15
Suits, is not subject to the unpleasant
reflection that he might have gottenmore
for his money elsewhere-•fcr that is im-
possible. - '
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for J o 3 Work in
Lapland
Steamer
stationing Committee of next 000 . "A
ference. Rev. Mr. Jones is con- 1 Wren, Brussels, on square deal
plating a 4 year term marked by for the boys and girls." Co. Secretary
real progress and in the 20 years Elliott recounted nrt4uy interesting
1•d a
4' ordination has had 1.10 0
L ice them
slime 1
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illustrating t
of g
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feature r energetic, consist-
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eat work on the .luteus charges by a large uuntbet' of views.
upon which he has labored. Re Program consisted of the following
is ably supported 'by Mrs, Joues, -Plano solo, Miss Edna McCaughey
Huron County will riot be net.
around to the reverend gentleman tine solo; F. Gilroy, Brussels, Who
Should men or firms be permitt
these war times to become millio
by being among the successful ten
for war supplies ? They have a
right we concede, to a good marg
when so many are so generously
inort
sacrificing and sac g u
to aidsupport
tremendous financial outgo sh
the government have a say in w
be called a reasonable profit?
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The once common field t
was thought of compared
value has merged into a new
now takes its place as an in
in the manufacture of swe
as jam, etc. From a marl
or 10 cents a bushel it st
to 35 or 40 cents. This
Agriculture and the old
wheat was the only cro
money could be made
is well our farmer fr
of the times h1 their re
may be ready to meet
ditioits by a prom
culture of aiding in
world's needs.
Mr. Jacob Taylot, of Toronto, .is in.
-town this week. -
Mt Frank Walker, of Preston, was
a visitor at the home of Mrs.. Layton
over the Week end, •
Me. Thornton Mustard, of 'Toronto,
Was up for the week end; as his father
Mr. Alex. Mustard has been quite sick
-with pneumonia•
Toronto
'redwas in 7.' t 0
of
Mr. John 1Zanstc
last week, attending a meeting of the
luannfacturer's Association, of which
he -is an influential Member.
• We are sol r v to report that Aire,
(Bey.) D. McLeod, of Mantreal,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs Ralph Tip
lady of town is4n one of the city
hospitals in a ser1Ona condition.
Rev. Mr, Diehl, of, Paisley, was
a visitor in town today.
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Loaded with' parcels for our .
boys twill ,leave this store;
•shortly. Call and leave - your -
orders, for many goodlthings
eve have; for them to eat'
See our South window
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as be fia,s been stationed on two r cspended to an encore with a good
aircui`_s in bygone years).
song ;Address by Rev. Mr.
CHURCH NOTES. Wren ; Illustrated lecture by County
Hensel( Presbyterian Church will hold Secretary Elliott ; web played duet,
special meetings during December. violin and piano ; Misses Chant and
Mr. A. J. Irwin tool: the services at
Seaforth Methodist Church on Sunday Mrs. Floody. Prof. Bris$owe was
in aid of. the Missionary movement. accompanist,
Capt: 'Rev C. E. Jeakins, of Brant- Mayor :4hoinpson prssiclsd as Oheit•
ford and aformer Rector of Se, Paul's d filled the bill most
Church. Clinton, delivered an address on man' an
his trip to the trenches at 1Vingitam on acceptably, Rev. ti'l'e Agnew offered
Tuesday.
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Patriotic•
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Ladies please remember the
Meeting this week' will be sewing
day. The committee 013 pyjamas
will have them ready. The tea
given by .the A's and Ba was very
much enjoyed (by all.l 'The pro-
ceeas amounting to 811.46.
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The W, P. s. gratefully acknow-
ledge the following recent dbn-
tioust•,- t
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Ont. St. Church! Ladies Aida- .$10 ,
Mr. G. D. McTaggart - 10
Mrs. '$.:B, -Combo 10
Miss Ranco..... ... 1
' _Mrs. Rowland,. • 1
Miss M Beacom
'Smaller donations, .. r•••• ....11;60
16u11 list el ihipment ))ext Week,
Rev. E, G. Powell tools the services at
Brucefield and Slakes last Sunday
In 1917 there are 5 Sabbaths in the
months of April, July, September, and
December. Dominion Day conies on a
,Sunday. 1917 will give Church goers
a good time.
Knox Church, Cranbrook, celebrated
B. McRae,
was
Rev. D.
its Jubilee.
pastor of this charge for 36i years up to
a couple of years ago when • he resigned.
Rev, Dr. bay, of Simcoe. was also a
former pastor in the early days,
Rev. Dr. Alexander Langford, super-
anuated Methodist minister, father-
in-law of Leader, N. W. 'Rowell, cele-
brated his eighty-first birthday on Sun
day last. He was born in a military
barracks in Edinburgh, doesn't like
conscription, but fears rt may have to be
resorted to get Canada's quota of half a
million men for the present war.
Rev. Thos. Wilson, of Walkerton and
a former pastor of Auburn, received word
e
1r s been trram his nsfered to the Machint. Mel Wilsone Gunat
Section of his Battalion.
Rev, Mr. Bowers. who preached in
Wesley Church last Sunday, wasstation-
ed at Brussels when a probationer,
nearly 40 years ago. Ire has been super-
annuated for several years but -was
prevailed upon to supply Brant Avenue
Church pulpit, Brantford,where he stakes
his home until next conferance, Rev,
Mr, Lavall, the regular pastor went to
the front as a Chaplain
prayer at the opening of the programa
The national anthem concluded the l have an important pa
enjoyable evenings entertainment. the manhood of Nort
An offering was taken lot the and ih many places d
' he Children's
n's
support.
work of t
the -
ue£iL• of -
be•e-
ALd Society. Banishing the Hearst
Canada was a proper e
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Nellie McClung 11
interesting part in
We always thought
teas specially desalt)
and Stripes but tiros
say' Canadian talent
head of the processio
some very plain An
to the audiences she
and suggested th
Goderich District A'lecting-The Nov-
ember District meeting of the Goderich
District will be held in the Methodist Health. -with nate rho disease
church at Walton, Thursday, November srhould bd pre'ven-ed from becom-
30011.• There will be three sessiousenorn- in epidemic,
an
dwe
U .'-of town
A o fcbuyout
c gg you
tin If
d eve
a
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'noon an
in evening.
r neigh
n and
t; l ou n
of tow 1 g
taut' out >
boss buy out or town, whoa would
become of tlhe i us:n-As of our town
Did it ever ittr,ke you this way?
So 1110 0dy a1.(•gos that 'Santa
Clads eves German. Well -the old -
dime Germans weren't so bad. The•.
Germans have gone crazy since
Sen'.a's youth,au'1 wo don't .believe
3m eppeoves of :thew at present,
Huron onBosin
have been done soone
who are constantly th
tions and insults conce
casualtyY Lists
whouldenshouldjnot be welcome
tournals wet
facts tog Lve the Antis
Perhaps Mr. Hearst w
now that the kick has•
Canucks are not in th
viper into our bosom.:.
and d'roud of h.
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It looks as if Consc
route by which the mei
secured to bring the w
close. The offering has
ous but many a man c
easily as thousands of;'
responded, if he were' a
scriptiou levels up the p
arranges for the excusin
can show an absolute ne
remaining.
WOUNDED
Wingbam
Pte, W J. Simonds'
Gordo
Pte. W . H, Ellis.
Goderich
Pte. Edward McDonald
Pte. E.D. Erskine,.
Goderich Township'
Corp, W. Hick
SBRIOUSLye ILL
Goderich
'Corp. :Wm. Bihiott;
Fordwich
Pte. R. C. Watters.
Quarantine regulations for in-
fantile paralysis have been adopt-
ed by the Provincial Board of
entre cn "The nature, preliminary
concis-
tions, essentials and effects of prevailing
prayer" will occupy the morning. "Our
country circuits" is the snbjcet for dis
cussion in the afternoon, and for the
evening the program consists of cyan
gelistic service with sermon preached by
the' Rev, W. K. Hager, B. A., Goderich,
and atter servicecby Rev, J. A. Agnew,
of Clinton,
School girls are going
even double•L•ree with ti
tending of the regulation 1
tion Department to pass 11
r Ilia
es line u1 tests 'a
the s
•h
4 0
mental examinations, aminalto
is, on.
they employ their vacation
This should prove a real 1
Agriculture, Great is the 1
partment-
`"Your local nowspapei
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o ,t e a
community, .,n b P