HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-06-19, Page 1Established 1565, Vol. 47, No.
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CLINTON
OIC THURSDAY
JUNE 19 1913,
'W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publishers
Sports Will be Held in Clinton.• on Friday, June 27th.
Be sure and Attend
THE
o -,al Bapli
OF CANADA
Head Office, Montreal
Capital Authorized:.. -.-....--$25,000,000
Capital Ram -up --..- 11,500,000
Reserve and vmd!ivnded
-- 12,500,000
TOTAL ASSETS 175,000,000
326 BRANCHES
iWJ;th world wide connecte:mi.
Interest allowed on Deposita
General lBanneng business telaue-
acted.
R. E. MANNING, Mgr,
CLINTON BRANCH
Brownie Cameras
There is Pleasure
in a Brownie
They are inexpensive, rang-
ing from. the $1.00 box type,
to the $12.00 folding Brownie
We have all the Brownie
family, and can show you in
a few minutes how easy' they
.are to use.
• We have a large lin,, of
K odaks, Eastman a. it r , Pa-
• pers, Etc. Ask for a Kodak
Ceatalogue.
.T. Y".,, }-1.40-VITA-117
Dispensing Chemist.
Goderich Crow Acts As_
R well's Colleague
yue
1gF'roudfoot, He's All Right; Who
Has That $500," Says Bird.
Godericb has an interesting freak in
the shape of a talking crow, which says
amopg other things:
"Proudfoot, he's all right."
Whitney; Hanna, ha, ha, Hanna."
Say, boys, who bas the 500?"
The crow was tamed by the little
daughter of R. R. Sallows. She split
the crows tongue and educated it so
that it rests on the trees leading from
the Central and Separate school, keep-
ing up an animated conversation on
local topics, calling the boys and girls
by their names, and saying such
phrases as: "I cant, boys, because I'm
married now,
GARDEN PART -i',
The Congregation of St, Pai'n's
church purpose holding .a Garden
Party or the Rectory grounds on
Thursday evening, June 20th.
The Cost of a Business or
!Shorthand Education in the
Entrance Exams.
Sixty -Eight are Writing at
Clinton.
The ,examinations for Entrance
into 'High School commenced on
Wedn,esciay afternoon and will, con
lima tt,lh Friday night. Sixty-
eight students are .writing at Clin-
ton. Poffowing are those writing--
:Clinton
riting=•Clinton Public School •
• D. Riatttenbury, I. Co le, M. Chi dley
M. Moore. L.: Morrish, 'V. Poli=yell, V
Cook. E Kemp, M. Welker, K, Dow
z.s, W. Drape., E; Jucicl, H. 1tLonag
h!an,' G Alam, L, Holmes, N. -
Tyn-
dall, W, Blacker, H. Hill, P. Ladd. D
Siteph,ctnsnn, E. McKenzie, N; Kei .-
nedy,H Gne:g, L. Nediger, M. Mc -
Math, E, Evans, B Ch'owen, M, Cook
C. Turner, 101. Schc,en:ais, F. L anv-
rerrce. M. Elliott, A. Booth. J. Wat-
kin 0. Johnson, L. Langford, N.
N. Watkins and J. Wylie.
Hull r i t—No. 4. C. Sundercock ; Na,
e, Will ane: No. 9, DI 1ticLeod
Na.1. E Jamieson ; No. 10; E. leo'
`is, A, Shepherd, I. Ward. D. Mair ;
No. '2, M. Lockwood, 1WI Liggins F:
Ma^qu e. F. Van 1lgmond, t4 palate
c,l E.—Waits, 1'. Tighe n,
Mor-
is•rn M. 1 arb^r t No. 12, CIodei'ich
and 'Tull-tt. F Lawson.
ruck t smith Nn. •1. fI Crich, 111.
r :eh, J. Turner and I: ' el l; Na c ,
A.:Pr'oadfoot; 1
ad: rich Township—No.B.S. Cook
W. Finlay. .i`f. Ostrom ; 'v o 3,R. Mun
n;•s, C. Halland. V. Jervis, E. L.
Praetor aetor ; No, 11. V. Trick.
▪ Personal Notes 4 -
• if biose having relatives nr Prienda
visiting in town or goiag away ,,
notify us OE the fact eao week, vee , may.
7` F would announce it in the New JORA, • +
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Mr,Gordon Goetz, of Dashwood,
has taken apositien in the M.olsoin.s
:Lank.
]War. W. March, of Stretford, was
a visitors in town for a few days
to s wl els; and his void friends were
ind:,ed glad bo see him,
111r, John Hoare, of Auburn, paid
Clint an friends a visit on( W,ednes-
da;'•
Miss, Jessie Breckenridge, of
Raches'te" is a guest at the home of
bar aunt, Sirs, J. Mc0lart'a, Ontario
a treln 1
• Mr. and' Mrs, Isaac Berown, of
Blyth, were in town on Tuesday.
R v. C, Ia Je<akins, Messrs: John
Ranslord, nod. 0. E. Doeling. are
at, _ acting the Synosiwat London this •
week.
and, '1lrs. Gillis( Gilchrist, of ---VidwhykiwichMitailhig
Ayr, Incl 'bliss Singhas, of 1'la'ttis-
t n,esitoned up from Ayr on
Sondaj.ta visit MS's. 'Gilchrist, Rat-
t:ltlniry st,
It and Mrs. Luke Lawson and
ch„dien sheat Saturday in Strat-
f-rd,
Mrs. J. Mcleod entertained•on Wed
nesday isfternoon last week.
Mrs, R Marshall, of 1iattenbury
street entertained her lady friends on
Thursday afternoon.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Alice Ferniee, eldest daughter
of Rey S.J. Alain, of Clinton, formerly,
of Brussels. to Frederick R. Turner, of
Parkhill, the happy event took place in',
Ontario street, Methodist church,
Clinton, Wednesday 25th inst., at 12
o'clock noon.
Mr. Chas. Tebhutt. who has complet
ed his work for specialist standing in
Manual Training has been appointed
Instructor in that work, in the Oolleg
iate Institute and Public Schools of
Fort William, His duties begin Sept.
and, the initial salary being 9;1500.
Charles is another of the C. C. L boys
who is making good,
Dr. Roy. T, Rudaway, Son, of Edw.,
W. Rodaway., Huron Itoad East, who
has graduated from Loyola, Medical
College. Chicago; has accepted a
position es House Physician in St.
Bernards Hospital of that city.
Local News
ASAI liMMtr''
Mrs. Wm. Graham n'ttende;i the ADVERTISING -ISMS.
1 . iiphil'-1Javis n e,itiing this weei:
az Hensel; Some advertising copy roads as
11 I t•'tl Cf t if the ad t a itiser had written . it
Vat
W. - rowne o to in on
Knitting Co.,left on Friday £or for fun and failed.
i :) onto,. where he va iai take a posi-
(, - WE MAY EXPECP.—.
Rev. S. J. and dire: