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CLINTON ONTARIO THURSDAY' JANUARY 29 1914
Fortunes Have Been MVlad.e From Small Things
THE
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OF CANADA
!lead Office, Montreal
Capital Authorized $25,000,000
Meal Paid-up 11,500,000
Reserve and undivided
proflte 12,500,000
TOTAL ASSETS " .175,000,0001
325 BRANCHES
With world• wade connectdone
Interest allowed on Deposits
senora( (Banking ,husleess trans
acted.
R. E. MANNING Mgr.
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CLI,NTON BRANCH!.
Welcome Visitor
wiamasimaimmaimamemisaimemt D. Stewart, wlio foo• many year&
was the beloved r
pas_oi at Wiiiis
Baking Powver
,Aliways. Good
Always Fresh
Made only with chemically
Imre Cream Tartar and
Bicarbonate of Soda
TRY IT
Ask fora Free Sample
25e, Per Pound
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Chemist.
I church is renewing old friendships
Wath his forlmer• parishioners, He
is indeed. a welcome visitor,
l It has been aptly said of the
militants', ',
or b
aen
ada> that
they
ld he more beelin i ahead ofebacll
if they
had tempe
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the Papular ant Successful
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Incorporated 1855
'Capital aid Reserve $8,7000,000
83 BRANCHES IN CANADA
A GENERAL BANICI11a BESINESS TRANSACTED.
CIRCULAR' LETTERS 'We CREDIT
TRAVELLERS CHEQUE i TISSUED
BANK MONEY ORDERS
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
AT ALL BRANCHES
Interest allowed at highest current rate.
C F. DOWDING. Manager O)inton Braneb
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Sailors Champion j The New Warden
Pleads Their Case
E. 'al, Lewis, M. P.,Continues
Debate on Address in -the
Conanell S,.
Otbewa, Jan. 23. -Harbor needs on
the Oreat Lakes, with particular refer.
enee to the port of Goderich, were.
strongly set' forth in the Home Ibis
•Lfteinoon by )tr N. Lewis,- of W
Huron, who spoke in thr detete on 1
address Mr. Lewis had earel'u
marehalled'his facts, and he point
out clearly the importance of Godei•i
not only to nave >ttion'generally,
with particular referencto the rla
trade, en which Lake Huron is taking
so prominent apiece,
Mi' Lewis, in opening, remarked o
the fact that there had beoo no me
tion to the speech from the throne
the great disaster which had recent 1
occurred on the great Lakes, the.mo
disastrous on record, O1+nada was
fortunate in havinga great water hig
way extending for thousands of mile
from the salt water into the interior o
the continent, a highway which we
the only transportation route for bot
the United States and Oailada for th
largest portion of the tragic of thea
two nations of over one hundred Lei 1
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Seatorth
Another of the pioneer residents
of this town has passed away in the
of the late
aerson of (3.rAtnentet ,mwho' widow
ied t
the home of her daughter, Mr's It. W.
Coats in MrLondon
s. Anxenth d reached Sunday
age evening
years, eonthsedays
Iter husbightand pmredeceasedsand her 24ven years.
ego, Mayor Ameet, of rhistown, and
Mr. P, Anienr, of Brussels, are sons of
the deceased, The • remains were
brought to Seafcrt11 for luta went in
the familyt
plot in Maitland Bdunk
Oemetery, the funeral taking place on
Tuesday afternoon,
e 1 DAVID CANTELON
ion people. Mr. Lewis cited the traffi
on the Snez Oanal and that on th
Sault
i
Ste, Marie Cane'. In
5,373
vessels, the net tonnage of 20,275 120
passed through the Suez Caned, L
1911, 22,778 ships. with a net tonnag
of 0,730,807 registered, passed through
Sault Ste. Marie Canal. In that yea
the total freight movement were 7:i
472,070, net tons, of which 32,824,815
tons went through United States canal
and 39,074,801 tons went through the
Gonadial) canal, being about 7,000,000
more through the Canadian than
through the United States canal, In
1913 the total tonnage was 79,718,344,
Canad-t passing 5,500,000 more than
the United States.
ALL PASSES GODERICII
The canal tonnage augmented by the
great traffic from Lake iviichigan,
which bad on it the cities of Chicago
and Milwaukee, all passed the port of
Goderich. which port was the only one
on the Canadian side of Lake Huron
available for large steamships. There
was ne other place in theworld where,
in the sante given time, the same
amount of traffic or anything am
`preaching it passed by.
On the 9th of November' last 12
steamships had been wrecked on Lake
Huron opposite or not far from Gode-
rich, eight of them disappearing abso-
lutely without a soul left to tell the
tale. The other four- were driven
ashore, two on the United States side
and two on the Canadian side of the
lake, One hundred and ninetvsix
lives were lost. These boats were not
old, unseaworthy hu les, but in all
cases built of most strong, powerful
steel, ships as strong as co`?e possibly
e made. In the case o; one, the
argest Canadian float, the aearuthers
built at. Collingwood and launched
about a year ago, the officials in the
lead office of the owners; when they
heard the report of her probable loss,
imply laughed and said; "Thele is no
town on the lakes could touch the
1
alrnth
era:" '
17aese
boats s c
upnst'c'
Il
the hundreds a of
thousands. sands
Ono of
them, n L steel steamship 505 feet lung
with 9, 700 tons of coal in her, was aur
God,
et illi
Jan 27. -Following
.
e ,
the
c
usual ou
si!:om, it was' the Censer-
• votive year for warden, and it' tool(
C1 itentee ballots to decide the War-
e
deriship at 'the opening session of
1' Hutton County Couancil, this after-
noon. The fight was between Win
I
Green
.of
StfamleY ; R. W.Li�+in
aeon, of Gtjey, and. D. Cane:aelon, ort
elinll(otn. On the fiitst ballot Liv-
ingstion deopped out ; •second bal-
lot, Cantielen defeated Gleety eight
to seven hind• ballot, Cantelaxa
won out by eight to seven. Wai•-
d(en Can talon is: the well-known
"apple king" of Ciintlon and en-
+tletttaine.d the Council to a smoker
at the British Exchange Hotel to-
night,
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Ordered
Clothing
headY
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to -1V �•
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Clothing'
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-- _ a ed over upside down as if s:be had been
e a cork,
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® O 'The storm was so severe at the tine
p thit.1 do 11030 think any boat could
:'art t;P, 4 have lived." said Mr. Lewis, n;, s s, „ol, if she
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c
cud have lived, 1•
e could on)d
have '
n carr e
CI'iI r.
1= lee
+ ked
in
saving a ing any nue of these wrecked'
o boats in such a storm: le was snowing
• a heavily at the time, but I do say that
Onlyg� Q had the. bar•hnr at Goderich, c
Iy , llltelr
J DaysMore � years ago had been constituted a Ilku•-
es boy
of
refuge
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the
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SaleSaturday Jan. 31st 4sen properly completed and availableataucssisoul harbor Canada under c1rcuui
nd
:h td all the boats had wireless tele -
really and had llurri°ane tail sounded
vet the lakes, not a boat would have
ren ivjure3, not a life %you'd hale
ecu lost, kis there was ample time on
19 lake for warning, to be given and.
e boats to have sought shelter after
se
weather Lher
bureau u eau knew of the
orm.
Carpenters and Masons �vill.
.
be -
a
bigt�'Q'Q+r�{ItlOur
store
the first st
in February
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During the last - week we have had hundreds of
satisfied customers, Many of thein being
mothers h
es who have` taken: advantage of the
Bi • Bargainso
we are
offering
Big g in our Boys
Department. WeY
p still,have thousands of
dollars., worth of winter goods �o cls that. must be
sold duringthe next eight g days. Profits `
will not be considered: - Y
Every winter gar-
ments must go It will pay you well to buy
your next�lnters supply n
pp Y ow.
els is your
opportunity ••
to •
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save v
money. Are
you
ing'th i, ?
e �*��t of It
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Z 'NO TELEGRAPH AT NIGHT
• The hnreiiu, said lar, Lewis etrplaiu•
• ed he neglect in notifying the ports by
saying that thele wire no telegraph at
•
night; but since that date they had
♦ been using telephones which worked
• all night, There should, he thought,
• be a hurticane call for the Great Lakes
Z• and a rule, that all ships should be su
plied with wireless telegraphy and
• should seek shelter' when that call is
• given. So tar only 64 bodies had been,
•
• recovered out of the 1901 who were lost
• Since that great storm, on three differ-
•est occasions, a steamship has been
• obliged after reaching the vicinity of.
Goderich Harbor to run for other ports
• not considering the entrance sate in
bad weather. This, was nota paro•
• ehial matter or a .matter effecting
♦ merely the confines of West Huron.
•In 1909 and 10, said Mr. Lewis Gode-
♦ rich handled one-third of the grain of
♦ the Great Northwest going through
•
Canadian water channels and is the
only port on the lower 'end' of the
upper lakes which directly competes
with the traffic going to Buffalo,
which port, I am song to say, handles
a great portion of our (Janadiae grain
So much was the importance.of ibis
disaster realized by the 'United ;Sta"iabiontes
that the Lake' Oarriers' A.sanc,.
With heaaquartel's at Cleveland and
♦ Detroit estaiblished"an office at Gode
a (;rich and had a committee; of three
aptains, one at Kincardine, one at
Southampton and another, the chair -
mare at Goderich. I wish to impress,
on this House the importance of Ibis
port and trust that she Government
will sea that the port is made in fact
as well as in name a •her9tor of refuge'.
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ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
Thee Clinton Trlavel Club lids tee -
cured tlxe services Of Rev. Diff Dick
he, of ChatOiam, to give (lis inters
le g tetiture on ,The Passion.
Play" of Olxeraramegau. The lec-
tlurje will be illttairated with a fine
at, of colored views,' on 'Tuesday,
Feleauary 10th. Admission 25
d/enth; Chiidelen lb °elate:
The new warden is foo' well
known in and around Clinton to
need any introduction as 0 was
boner, in Goderich Township over
02 ylearle• ago and .has spgnk the
whole of his lite in Huron County
and for over thirty-five years has
been a resident; of ClSniton.
Mr. tan Vol on has 'sperm/ many
,leans in the Council and was also
Co. Commissioner for three terms,.
The New Era wishes him, success
in his new office and it goes with-
out saying that 111e will attend to
his numerous' du(tles in.a able
manner.
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• WITII THAI CHU13CHES, •
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
The service, hast Sunday were taken
Rev. c.Cauml
by i ti a'
YLmt't
London. g 4
levee cn
ndic ab'
on
attended lir beer
their old respected rector, et is 22
,eats since he lived here,
Processor Wright uucupies the pulpit
nextShndee,
The regolit- monthly tea of the
ladies (3nild he held on Mom:lay the
Ln(1 at 2 30 p-
Nothing beats a Canadian' Wint-
er ,sun.ilar to this.
ter,
Lord Strathcona's memory will
be ,ever green and a shining exam
ple for many a man on. both sides
of the Atlantic..)
'Huron Couoty Council is busy leis.
tvteele with Reeve Cantelon ase
Vlrailden, 'May e
hon-
orable distinction is the New'as
wish.
No'ty that the holiday sleasoit has.
got nicely past tl.e poniltrytilrieives
dukaughou`i the cotltitry 5000/0
Our teacher, Miss Robertsor Ilan lea\le the hen and hurtle, roosts
c:.
been 111 fcr a few days with grippe fe and
eane advice to hundreds who leay.e
but we are peased to say teas Sble to
resurne liar dories on Tuesday.
lvbrs, Wm. McMath is visiting at N,
VV• Teewartha's,
attended kthe 0, 1alley
. A. meetingsom n d here
Olin
ton, on 'Thursday and Tuesday even-
ing
nolnaesallre
Dr. Hussar's lecture with views,
which wee to have been elven here
last week, will be given on Feb, 10th.
Miss Vio'
et Bid"•
no
d of'
Whit
eh
illi
is visiting t
ler friends around here.
Miss Hale of Goderich is visiting at
Joe Jervis'.
Next Sunday morning will be quar-
terly meeting here,
Mullett
Mrs, Wm. 11•Icflool and daughter bars
Awde spent Tharsday with MIS. Geo.
.e arqubar.
Mie. Wm. ,3Iair spent a week the
guest of her sister Mrs. Thee, Revert
on wbo has been seriously i11 at her
home in Clinton,
Richard Jackson of Hartney Man. is
visiting his old friends. It is six years
since; he visited his Hallett friends and -
on the 0111 can, some years ago.
D:,', and Mrs. Amos. Oartright and
three children spent Friday and Sat-
urday with bar and Mrs. Bert Gibtings
of 2 imeeremith,
Miss Mahle Shobhl'ook returned
home on Saturday after spending a
week with her relatives in Exeter
She also attended the wedding of her
cousin Miss Ada Kerslake to Mr.
Houck of near Exeter..
John. Allen had a sale of farm stock
on Thursday. The farm was not seal,
Wm, Hamilton is laid up with
pleurisy and pneumonia, We hope
for hie speedy recovery. He is at his
home on the 10th con, et present.
11 Ingham
Miss Mariam Wood, nurse at the
hospital here who recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis, is doing
ely,
Dr. Oalder, who bas been confined at.
henir, home with an attack of lagrippe is
now able to he out again.
Mr. Wm, Bone, who recectly under-
went an operation for ulcer of the'.
stomach, has been removed to his
Lome,
Le cutting has started here, the ice
beiabout
n
L
t foo
6i
and clear.
c-
Cheree e are le s: 1
dice i �i a ec to observe '-
1 n ✓r v1
In � P
(tarn
g on Sunday
8J701 year,
25, Richardedeceased
ed wale, in lits 'dlenoes of development and good
87(h pear; The deceased was born 111 cheer for the coming year in con-
the Oouu1v of Fermanagh, 1reland, al -Tenon with numerous A^ricultnr-
coming to w�ere in 1850, and settling Cou •itelic t.11e8f1Jlrelna erento offs cher
in Berrie, where ho was married to
11, n
131a k r t=
c st tot
o k n <i of comment it would ' •
£ h� 1, to
the sale
ne place
Heleved there toe a shat time, then urge the Directors to do a larger
it yet often, Like Noah's dote, find
no place of contort to logia e just
ae good as the old alk-satheario,
1914 should produce evidence of
the value of Huron County Publie-
ity Campaign of 1913. It was a
good stare
Fbuts
toul
d be f oliotye. d
up by a consistent continuation of
the l511051 and best meehods.
Jay planning Spring and' Summer
*oak at this 'season of (Ole year
initial ,stops can often .be taken
that will be of real value,when the
busier time comes along. Nothing
like taking time by the "fetlock"
as Mrs. Partington remarked.
Ontario Legis'latur'e wilt get down
to businless in a taw weeks. They
have a job on their hands ands in
J 1111-
proving the law as ithey relate
leo Public and High Schools, tax-
ation, temperance, Agriculture and'
Aaytum accommodation.
In India life can haally egrow
monotinous as stastistfes state that
220,000 people give up this mortal
career' from -snake' bites and 19,000
movie fell a prey do wild animals'
such as tigers,,leopards and
wolves. Canada has.;moee to fear
fs4om "bears" than agar, ;-We have
heard of a flew in this land who
saw snakes under conditions that
were not::happyfing nor was a
second manillelitiation desired"
•
A German s'cie-ntlst has discover-
ed that the eating of plenty of
eggs tends- to increased amiability,
Wo14(dlen athien, ire pet-farntlecie he
Cli lslifophen Columbus act If i Qxe
((look a took at the marked quota-
'iaions. It is' surely mice and most
dlesirkabl,e to be amiable but the
fact that tele-"m,ed1cine" is costing
you from 3 to 5 111)10 per egg is
likely to put the smile on the North
side of your face Unless Quaker
oats could also be utilized so as to
500110e, the quantity of "hen -fruit."
moved to tenedeee. township, in Perth sham of the work so that the
otelere ov taxed president and
bnrdenert Secretary may have more
time. at their disposal to look after
ldiultvlea that are specifically their
own. A well planned tnel division of
labor pays large dividends in worl
properly done.
WILLIS CiannlCft, I Lonut}, whtr0I r :willedfor10 vetars
Rev, 'lee, W. Wylie mew: ed list,( Ru front whish place he moved to
Sunday morning at Willa('0 ,7 -0 ngham, where he resided until his
Rev, Ma (tad of Lurrdesboro, took
h v
the evening 4r
tti•r
c..
VU1,S14EB' CHURCH.
Pastors Gel jeer for hist Sued to
inOining ''1'n5 \ ne of a 1ran,"
Evening, One lama Move on the Qites
tion of the lrieur
The Epworth Le tem: meeling on.
ltouday evea:ing Nus inch lige or the
Ott'zenship Committee, Rev: la. W,
Wylie gave the addrek;s,
The pastor will piearli nate 81)1103,
motrtae'
tig tatleS=euiug, Qu;grte)'Iv,nitve
1!iltet at 10 a,,n t,,tck'autent after the
morning sermons,
Ale the lays
k
and girls
the
School, 3000 0(sh 10 ha0e aai igh icle
cattle to the sciioul rnotxk, Friday 3-von-
hig 10, 4;;80 At six o'clock tea wit he
set t ed and afterwards a splendid pea
gray consisting of lantern slides,
phonographic. music, .etc., will be
given,
ONTARIO ET. C11UItCt1
The Qua( terly -Con ine:don service
will be held next 5uuday morning,
On Sunday evening the pastor reit.
conduct a special servtr•e for men.
The choir will be conepotealof men
asine,nti the Lobb reale quartette wil. eta:.
Junior League on Friday evental
o'clock:.
7
TOzNIGHT
Stratford 'vs. Clinton
Monday, ?eh. 2nd
death,. He was a staunch Conservative
and an Anglican, g and he was •L
. mem-
ber
•
of the
Orange Order for 08 years
n bion 503.10ty will condnetehun
e feral
which 151,1 take place on Tuesday after
110011 from St, Paul's Church to the
Win ;h inr cewetet•,yy, fie leaves a wife
and six children to mourn his loss,
Mrs. A ,McGuire, Brussels;' Mrs ttobere
teener, of Paris; Mrs, A. 1+.. Simmons,
of i
W
'~ n>;hniii: and el ea 'William Decide
of S,%uthainpton, George, of Llo,a olid
DIEM, E. of Cepat Salk, hl•, Rea 1110
was'a man of 5terlillg chari,c er and
laves a host of friends who will miss
his familiar figure on the streets of
45' in„
„barn, r
Lonticshoro
The regular 1)1501ing of the W0mens
institute Will he field next Thuredap
afternoon in Forreeter's- Hall, when.
De. Allison will be present and give
h
Pointers for
W linter
Use Iteral Wine of
Cod Liver Extract
to ere tea your health. It'as1,00
and worth more.
Fge ft'Fria dxl
Soap .and sn Alentholiycerijlene
to protest your ski;, and hands,
.if.you use them you know they
are good, if you have not tried e
them -Do it know at
THE ILEYALL STORE
1
eheese
0aveyou Ever Tried It?
Fresh Gorgonzola
Swiss Cheese
A rich creamy substance, made
in Switzerland from goats' milk
with blue streaks and skippers.
(Well maybe) but. still, it is the
kind Mayou got; Jackson raves about
and tickles his palate every time.
But in case, you do not care
for Mayor Jackson's Cheese, we
have the very best Canadian
Oheese made in our own coun-
try, from rich cows' milk. and
Ingersoll Cream Cheese made -
from rich ,ereank, all in exhibit
in our South window, .
T. O°N -I
THE BUB GROCER' -
Phone 48 " • "
Ontario St, Sunday School ' ,
MissionaryDay
F
cad Program
Special llecoration6
Special Collection
felted by talent or training and in
some cases the office is really a
burden unless tete duties are farn-
ec iouh to d9p
uties.
tro h
ai.
{ qualification to being a hard and:
fast political partisan should come.
into the covet if the appointee. Le
to feel at home at the post and the
public receive the treatment due
glrene by the office holder:•
33 year's in office, evhere duties
are performed with neatness, ac-
euraey, honesty and courtacy, is a
goodly. period of conli,iln0us
vice tor for one mail, who is'"s'bill oat
the.. job." Phe New Bee congratu-
lates Co. Clerk, Wire Davidson, who
has won the above record aeSe
c-
rghary-Treaseirer of the Public
School Board in Stratford. Fur-
ther attestation of the a r o ,pp.e t
cia-
tion in which he is held by the
Board was 'exemplified by the- in-
easees'1e1 of Ma salavy of $200 to
$300 at the inaugural m,eotieg of
1014, The Classic Oily is to be con-
gteat'.ulated,
an address, all ladies are cordially in-
vited to attend - ,, :flow are your good iesolutkions•
The lnernhers of the out s for 1014 panning out? The fust'
VV e x Iusti
rite er t
k
e arrktuging, for a pie so°ial tn, month -will be c.c'mpl,e-sd Saturday
be held in the lemneranca !louse 1001 of 'Ulla wleek ,elo there are only tree evening of Feb. 13 when a go] eugven 15 orel111 'left if yOu "r•eso-
programm will he .gi. err and lunch lated" for a clear. It should be
will be served in the dining room of easter going for February and iso
tbeTemperance House from d 30 to 8 oat as you got usled to at. T?Jae
o'clock. manhood and womanhood are the
outgttow111 of lofty ideals-, noble
purposes and a I/100 of faithful,
consisecent, continuous service in-
ahead of ayetrely talking 'about it
or purposing to get busy at some
future nameless date. See to it
;that no one gets a chance to take
yyour cr
• t,
0 crown.
A arousing meeting was held in the
Methodist,Ohurch last week en the
interests of the Canada Temperance
Act, The principal speaker was Rev,
S. J, Allen of Clinton who gave a very
interesting address, Revs, Mr, Reid:
'Lid Mr, Osterhout also took part in
the meeting, An organization meet
ing was held at the close,
At the service at the Methodist
church on Sunday night Rev, J.
Osterbour bad 25 boys standing inside.
bhe alter railing, each bearing a card,
With the words; "The battle for a dry
Huron. Father, vote for your own
b iy and remember your neighbors boy
Ask big brothel' tc lend a band," Tho
pastor made a very strong appeal for
votes
in favor of ale passiug of the
'C,umda Temperance Aet.
Mrs. Forbes, of Hat tney, Man., is a
visitor at i41r, Wrn, Brundson's,
Miss B. Brown, of Brantford, is vie•
Mug hey mother, Aire.; (Dr,) Young.
Mr. .Milton Hooper; at Woodham,
spent. Suuday at the home of Mr, J,
Lc Isley'
Mr, J, D, Elsley returned on Same
day after spending a week 'with Lou,
don end Woodham friends,
Mn, and Mre, Robt, Orawford and
Mr. and
Mrs, M; Brown plaited at the
bam'e of Mrs, John Deter, on Sunday,
,One of the signs of the times as
it ;relates to a larger and more
orou h undersl a di, of r' -
hili g i n ng Agra
culturle is iavid(ghced bythlne In -
ca
n
. lirceased' attendance of students at
e Ontario Agriculture College
and et etvheele, Where full term
cannot be taken the Short Courses t
heartily' I
:ai e le
1 The
teems for the latter are mostlib-
eeal while the practical informa-;
tion glleaneid lfsupiplies the "know-
1oev' "left worth:the „expenditure of
time and 111055ey, One way to an
ower the query of "How to keep'
boys on the farm?" is by he wise'! !
usle,of,,, agriculeural ( education.There is not much guess 100i']r a-
bout this affirmation
-Thee filling of (alio imporiatf
post of High Commissioner, as suc-
cessor to Lord S`oathcona, should.
be wall considered before the ap-
p0113siuent is made. k4ueedreds.
h
would xvillin 1 acesiit 4h honor
g•Y 1 le t 0
but ,the position calle for certain
dual Rica lion s t:1ot possessed by
eve4ybody, :Personality i,s one
negesislaltyl characteristic and the.
eeensese eeativc of this great Ho --
minion must be a Tuan of ability,.,
wisdom, gentbem nxly conduct and
well acquainted ivi'th the ,needs oC
Canada, yet one who will obey Loa
sLi;uctions rattler than, take upon
himself the :task of assuming that
Ole is the Omuistiemt one and there
by grpw too big for hist' uniforms
While eviealth may be another need
ful there is good sense to be sliow,n
so that neither :spendthrift wars -
nor a niggardly' hand will bring;
this position of ' ,trust into , cone -
tempt with people who are compo --
tent to judge: 'Hon., Ma. Boe'de'win=
name is rnen:ttianed, among many
others, and he no doubt would der
honor to the office. high o i
No mat-
ter
at-
+
ter who Lord S'trathcona's mantle
may fail upon he will find itO;o
easy task to harrow the ground..
'Hee grand old veteran plowed. A
big magi is needed 'with clear head
and large heart who will have the
tact of continuing the happy re-
lational between the Pdotheriland
and the brightened, goad, in Great
Britain's coronet of possessions,111
so far as the high Commissioner
Cay a have thee, power so eo do..
Canada has tobe beckoned with at
this period of her history as never
blefoaa so that then phenomenal'
growth, commanding pos:ibex and;
her futune, wellbeing will mot bei
drlaweed 501 blockaded., The pro-
gram before such an official, while
t:aleis'eopie, gives ample room foe
eleatee uanehip of a high ondler.,
Let the choice be one of Canada's.
So many able public mien bei
eumnroned from (earthly office and
omolnneent is a call to young men
to seek the qualificaIlona essential.
MINOR LOCALS, to promotion so that sloeteld the
Our •se 1- a 1' honor' fall to their lot their man(
m_ week y thaw'. 1 Y
qualities e
s �
n
dprofessional
'
acquire-
/ uixe
-W When buyingwentbox the
Piett >
men;ts e;
t ould not to all lav
e to be
Ena' gtlotcn after Ith,eir a ioirotme2tt.
One toucho11
l_ ofz• o
red the „ • '
P ren at o t
._'11j s; f yen it!Ah, milled
coal 1 P aktot
a n,
' pc�sttions^fez xthlcix they ar,e not`
best.
BROfbER FOR RAILWAY BOc1R.Dt
The .appoint!ment of iter, An0reev-
Bltodler, M. P. for Dundee, do the:
DOmieioli Railway Board, to 5vc-
cleed Dr. Mills is expecte(' before
of
the nd ,
i e the present ,session;.
91r, Broder as'uncle to Mrs,er, 3?�
McTaggart and °Mrs M, D. McTog;
gart, of Can Lon ,.
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