HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-07-24, Page 1Established 1865, Vol. 48, No. 4
CLINTON ONTARIO
THURSDAY JULY 24 1913
To Satisfy the Self -Interest of Man is the End of
W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publishers'
Successful Advertising.
Use The New Era to be Successful:
THE
Royat gal*
OF. CANADA
ffead Office, Montreal
C i.p al Authorized .„$25,000,000
CapiitalPadld-up ..,.... 11,500,000
ytnand undividedPre12,500,000
TOTAL ASSETS 175,000,000
325 ;B'RANCHES
With ,world wide eonmextionl.
Interest 'allowed. on Deposits
General (limiting 'Dualisms') telanY-
acted.
R. E. MANNING, Mgr.
CLINTON BRANCH
IIO11dag Tune
Kodak Time
Tike a ,Kodak with you
Everything for kodekery at
our •store, and Prompt de-
veloping and printing.
TR0I1v' ...
Dispensing Chemist.
!Nest Huron'
Entrance Results
The following IH. S. entrance can-
didates
anditSa s were passed 12y the En-
trance Board of Beerniners' and ap-
proved by ;thse Minister' of ^Educa.-
iti,on, A cardk giving the minks ob-
tained in each subject 'wiII be sent
ilo each nnsucceseful candidate.
The eedtificiates of the successful
candidates will be sent llo'the• tea-
cher Or secretary lof the School.
Ralard early in. August, '
The standing laci jepass is40tereoelii sub:tt and
a !fetal,
of 390 marks, an'd' for honors.
487 marks.
The highleslt Marks given in each
subject are as Y,ollowls,-
Onal Reading, Jean Bogie • and
'Gliadys Sauhts, 46.
Evia Uorrish, 48. •
Spelling, siting, Erie Wilson, 'Hugh Me -
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Kenzie, Katie Keane, 48.
Written 'E a'ding, Thelma Ross 89
Arithmetic, Laura SalkeldJosepl
Kelly, 'Ernes Lee, Llo.yd' S„albfleish
Grammar, ' Grace Pind,er;, 90.
Geography Cyril. 1FJood, 85. •
Composition; Nina. 13. Roberts, 92.
Total, 545. `
The Public School graduation re-
sults will bo publi,slued •when ap
proved by ithe Minister.
IGODERICE Central, School
Bogie, Jean, 50.4..
Brophy, Evelyn, 468,
Glazier, Thomas, 394e
Fall Tenn Opens Sept. 2nd
ELLIOTT
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TORONTO, ONT.
1 Stands do -day without a super -
1 ism in Canada..
t Graduates highly successful,
Catalogue Free.
The ols`i Bank
Incorporated 1855 Established in Clinton 1879
READ OFFICE, MONTREAL
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed'at'highest current rate.,
on sums of $1 and upwards from date of deposit
Joint Accounts Allowed
BRAN CUES ' AND AGENTS ALL OVER CANADA
AND AGEYL.9 IUD VEit THE WORLD
A GENERAL BANKING H11?SINESSTRANSACTED,
C E. DOWDING. Manager Clinton Branch,
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Jones, Eve, 521.
lelor'rish, .101'a> 401.
McDonald, Donald, 401.
McDonald, ,Georgie, 398.
McLeod, 445.
McNally, Scott, 404.
Roberts, Ninia, 616.
Ross, Thelma, 617.
Saul(ts, 'Gladys, 440.
Videlan, James, 419.
Williams, Harold, 399,
W,orse'll. ffl4e(tla, 513..
Vc(tlouilal School.
Pates, Lauriei, 393,
Beattie, Percy, 452.
Belcher, 'Hazel, 414.
Black, Olive. .425..
Brandt, Arnim, 466.
Cn(tt, lone, 458.
Cu(tt, Harvey, 390.
HaYs, Eleanor, 402.
Lee,; Ernest, 4771,
Murney, Harold, 488.
McArthur. Emily, 428.
Pinder, Grace, 546.
Pridhlam, (Maitland, 473.
Salkeld, Laura, 498.
Smith. Bennie, 427,
Wiggins, Albert, 393.
Separate School.
Austin, Regina, 429.
Rargi,tt, Fiona, 511.
Kelly, Joseph, 478.
Doyle, Venishla, 438.
.Flood, ,Cyril, 514.
Exeter School.
Brickw ood, Jessie, 397,
Fitton Gerald, 463.
Horton, Albert, 420.
Johns, An1ey, 460.
Kastle, Lulu, 451.
Meek, Wilfred, 303.
MacDonald. Olive, 4.46,
Delve. Ina, 399.
Ford, 'Gordon, 48.4.
Harney. Bertha, 431.
Kuntz, Dorothy, 4.82.
Kydd Milton, 453.
Matthews, Jack, 302.
Wood, ,Florence, .446.
Hensall Scheel.
Berry, Wilson, 391.
Gilcltris(t, Annie, 507.
Fisher, Helen, 447.
33JoDonell, Dorothy, 428,
i.ayfield Sohool.
Baker, Lulu, 443.
r711r,tt, Bess',e, 395.
FowIie, Ethel, 486.
Dungannon School.
Augustine, 'IIa7ei, 303.
Brown, .A !best, 420.
Brown. hlt1 1 407.
Culbert, Matiel 412.
Fitzgerald. t ald, \\ illiam, 4.12.
Po w atr. Pied, 119.
Iters Pearl, 397,
hlnta.1 Scheel.
Dr:n an, 1".e•inice, 396.
:MacDonald, Earl, 419.
:\10 Ela nzi e. 'Hugh, 913.
01 e illi Olive, ,113.
h ...f t,lnle,.•, 127.
Kingsbridge School, '
AustinIrene. -401,
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Griffin. Eugene 174.
Kean Katie, .134.
Long, \Arnhem, 481.
Long, John, 452.
Martin Liaise '162.
'Martin Catharine, 448:
O'Loughlin, Bernadette, 412,
Zurish School,
Appel, Roy, 493,
Fritz, Veda, 392,
Keg bflcish, Lloyd, 453.
Ilan. Bari, 408.
Wel ea, ue,'trude, 421.
Crcditon School.
11:11. Verna, 3112.
!la's't, LOsctta r96•
Jefferson, Edna, 420.
Centralia School,
Iaynhanm, Lloyd, 403.
Elliott, Mabel, 441.
Elelitee Harry, 402.
Saloon, Percy, ,13'2.
Clinton Girl and Goderich Boy
e a, Bather at Bayfield
"PEGGY" M'TAGGART, 16, AND GRAHAM ROSS, A YOUTH, DRAG
R E OF TORONTO TO THE SHORE,
FRED PEA C , , . ;
Bayfield, July 23,-A;(tlri'p1,e dilolwn
ing g Y
itra ed seemed imminent here
Wednesday morning ;, when !Fred
Pearce, (a 'young Toron(tjonieln(,
while ire bathing toff Jewitt's Beach.
glo(t beyond his depth and: in. his
struggles twice pulled ,d(olwn Miss
s(truggle•s twice ''pulled' down Miss
"Peggy" McTaggm'(t, a 10 -year-
od,d° (Clinton girl. who went to his
rescue before IGnaham Ross, of
Goderich, almost ,exhausted, fin-
ally managed (t(o get a footing on
bottom; land dragged the drowning
m,an and his girl rescurer into ,shal-
low water.
Pearce was 'taken ashore uncon-
• Ashfield Township,
No.5-IVPary „ Heim 391, Wesley
• Ritchie, 401.
No.b-Niay Dickson 415, Olive
Free 427.
N,o, 7 -Lena England 438,C1arence
Henderson 416, Kelso McNay 422.
No, 10-S,amut l Alton 408.
Nal. 12 --EI glee Bradley 393,
Samuel Bradley 093, 'Violet Mae -
Lerman 433„ :13ugh.McNaitn 39.1.
No. 15 Roy MacKay 397.
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scious and it tookt (here -quarters
eta en hour of work for men 'work-
ing in redlays, tioobring him back to
Mlles. (Bluth of the resquers ware
badly exhausted ,when they reach
e'd'' (the share, hu teepee at once
taken caste of by
Quite fa number witnessed the
affair andi unstinted praise is be-
teg heard ion every side for Mies
11IcTiaggart, whose brave attempt,
(ga Nave th,e (life ' of the young man
so nearly nesulited in the lope• Of
her (own, Graham .Ross, although
only fa: boy in years, showed himself
to be (possessed .of the mettle which
wins.
Mi A. mandan.
aken for Burglar AudattTillors-Mrn JohnIJonLoehe,ad,
and
Inspector 0 13. Edwards, London.
Young Beaker phot 1 A resolution of sympathy, was
taasecl ' o Mr Anch.gty Taylor, pees-
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sof the year, who is recoyer-
A, L. Mertens, Seaforth `feller,
Seriously Wounded in
Cellar.
Seaforth, July 17.- The Dominion
Bank in this town was the scene of a
sad shooting accident hest Wednesday
night by which Mr. A. L. Mertens,
teller in the hank, lies seriously
wov.nded by a revolver shot discharged
by one of his fellow -clerks in the bank.
It appears that Mertens entered the
bank shortly after 11 o'clock and had
occassion to go to the basement for
some drinking water.
One of the bank clerks who occupies
rooms over the bank hearing the noise
below came to the conclnsion the bank
was being burglarised, Securing a re-
volver he went down to investigate
and in the dark he mistook Mertens
for a burglar and fired, the bullet enter
ing the lower part of the lung fract-
uringtwo ribs and loci ing in the mus
cies of the back,
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Medical aid was sfm y
diatel sum-
moned and the injured man remdved
to bis room where he has a good
chance of recovery unless further
complications set in, Me, Mertens'
home is in Toronto,
Claiborne Toevninship,
No, 1 -Alice ,1.. -(.lark 416.
448
Robertson, NoIv o.3 -Ella I.Ra >
Elwin !Rutled'gel 305.
No. 5 -Ernest J. Bogile, 427. Ter -
gentle R. Renter 1:11, •.deka Mc-
Cann 400.
Salitlord, No. 6 -Lizzie, Adams 405,
Allan 1.luchanan 430, Evylet -Gol-
theo,pe 422, Alice MacEwan • 398. Jean
MlacEwan 454, .Eric •Wildon 424.
No, 8 -May E. Walter 446.
No.0-Lil;,an Lau'tenslaye'r 393,
15,Nice. 1 -Ella Thompson 165.
Gadcrieh Township.
No, 2 -George, Ginn 422.
No, 6 -Eva 'fox 441, 'Hiram. 0sox 394
Pay cltte. Pichbbrn,e'' 419, Edith'
Vanderburgh 188.
No, 6 -Edward Sowerby 452,
No, 8-Donaids Mcl(enz,1e5'BP.
Nesbitt'WAods 402,,
Ray Township.
NO, 8 -Theodore Miller 397.
No, 14 -Doris S. Graham 450.
Turnbull 4(15,
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No. 7 -Cecil. 0 73ri,en 456, Florence
We•stlitite• 391.
Stan hey Township.
U. No. 1-Laur'eitta 'Laporte 425.
No, 3-Jris:W M. McGee 405,
• 1Ni), 6 -Clifford Epps 426.
No, 7 -Elsie 'Co:elnail 349, Mur-
doch 'McIver( 397, '
• No.9-Lorne Mrflanson, 4.11.
® N,o, 10 -Fred' : Ailoenhcad 403,
e Clarence Ailcen'he,ad' 445, Flossie
,o Mal>ins 129.
,e Nio, 14-Jess:,e 11I,Collins 4.3,
• Nelslon ,Hood 420.
Sep, School No. 1-_John'Rau 444,
Edward iiau 137,
Western Ontario Bowlers
[lest Officers
Mr
Peter Bawden, of Ridgetown
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IS President.
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At the annual meeting of the W.
O. ,1. A.. held: 51' ndkay night in the
T cume.el: ,,Souse. London, Mr. Peter
Pre,vd :n f -,f Ridgetown, was unapt-
11.151y
napt-• , , y oLe;itod .president for the
en.:uing year,
The meeting was !largely attend-
ed. and natters of much, import'
ante +6i1 th,e association were dis-
cussed.
The Dominion Bowling Tounna-
m..nt Association wrote, asking
that repneaentatives be •sent •to
'T•oron(fo in sktigust to discuss the
ing from a serious operation in
Toronto It was moved by Mr.
James S McDougall, and carried
unanimously
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• Personal Notes
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16 those having relatives or friends +-*
• viontyng a ionf tthwacoreahwg eka, way
4woeldnuuonnoe e +
it in the NEW EItA,
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Mr, Fred hell .of Brantford spent
thp weak end with his brother Mx.
1,n.l s Bell oftown.
Miss Lyda Moorish is spending
I.ailt elf her vacation at Bayf!cid
with her aunt anci uncle n1'. and
Mrs. T. Mustard.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Mathews of,
Listowel Business College were 'week
end visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Downs.
Misses Marjory and Ruth McMath
are spending some holidays down at
Steatbr'oy,
Ma' and. Mrs. W, S, Downs anti Mas-
ter Everett are spending this week in
one of the new cottages at Lake Shore
Park Bayfield. They are also enter-
taining as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. Mathews of Listowel.
Bliss A. S. Ronald of Parkhill was a
guest last week of Mrs. Shepherd
Townsend St
The' engagement is announced of
Annie Edith M, Elliot graduate nurse
of (general Protestant Hospital Ut-
tawa only daughter of Mrs. Hugh H..
Elliot of Shawville Que. to Dr. Arthur
McAllister of Georgetown Ont, form-
erly of FIensall youngest son of the
late Mr, and Mrs. John McAllister,
The marriage will take place the lat-
ter part of Aug . The groom tobe is
brother of Mrs. A, Forbes of Clinton.
Miss Myrtle'riplady is spsndiug the'
week in Goderich the guest of Bliss
Challenger.
EDITORIAL
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"Excelsior" islagood motto to
try to live up to.
Good mornings Have you got
your stock of binding twine?
There:, is said to( be a'shortage in
some perks of the, West and as a
resullt boosted( prices. t
A donphelmore (Government Ex-
perimental, Farms. will he estab-
bished' inBtiiltish Clolumbiia,,and if
managed in up-lto-date 'style
should result in good. 'Fruit cul-
ture will be one of their specialties
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Dominion Alliance Council Co n-
venituon • twill meet en September
3rd and 4(th 'in the school room of
Metropolitan Church, Toronto. The
consideration of re•eded legislation
will occupy lagood share of the
time. .
Last wc!ek Barrister Howell left
zona holiday outing, Re. will visit
the ,British Islets and twice a trip.
ao the Continent as f liven. Mrs.
Rowell is visiting in Wales at the
pre enit, Ili'. Rowell will return in
September.
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Huron County will bang up a
good score card tdh,en it comes to
crop the summary for 1913 re-
turns. Nothing visionary about
Huron, juslt steady, solid going.
• Wehtr.vel !;wsit heavily in population
but there. are a fine lot of people
residing somewhere else as acon-
s'ertuence. •
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Putting
0.,Putting up the price of a shave
to 15 cents by Toronto barbers inay
turn the fiashion 'to a berwhiskered
population in the Queen City. It
will make the people draw along
face, Hence (tonsorial artists may
have moue !territory to remove'the
capillary attachment from. It's
quite la cut.
Miss Gone.. rlrueenns of Fargo re-
ee' try graduated in vocal music at
h" Michigan State ;Conservatory,
ID.'
ftp+wit ,
BTr 13ton,tague Webber of Detroit•
Mich . who nos .been visiting his
friend Mr W. S. Downs, returned
forraation of a g,,vernin'g body to home 'last Thursday • limn friends
+earlier
control lawn bowling, wind to pro- wool sloop: they for their
fp days When they both resided in
Vi eta a uniform Het ;go;
rules, 1
Woodstock Mr. Webber T`r, English, Bd. Weir, and many
other speakers were aetrongly op-
posed ito any attempt at snaking a
central goo`t'erning' body, It was s 15 dein ct resident of Uncle Sam ,s
d'am'ainsi, and an advanced thinker
the consensus Ot.opinion a thtat it 'Dr'
social Stud iCconoinic cit1'esltiojna
would_ net welt.. &atisfacitorily. The girl friends of Miss ZVIar,
However, the necessity for la on"- g1:•cit Ti en r, Irorrnerly ,of! the On-
forna sell of rules 'was obvious, and nrio Strc,et tYlethoclist i.arsonage,
On-
e commi!ttcie to be selected by Pres i (,<0it'on, wi11 bs pl,casecl to Ilia
identt ,Dawd,en and Secretary 'rill1 that she was Ione, -of the isuccessfis
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pupils ,at the, !entrance exams this
e czar.
'11r. S Carey ,of Toronito., former-
ly lorernan of the finishing ^depart-
,depart-
ment ,at the. Frame• Factory, called
y .ebb'er hassince
somewhat of a globe trotter
Raving circled ;the globe and rer
sip d to a -number of years in
New Zeeland. also in England, he
ne'ann will go to Toronto to pre-
pare "the rovised' r'u'les.
"Kitty" touchers was ,again the
thaem%d ,olf'discuseioa, htrtbi:~was de-
an mid friends in,totwln Last week.
tided (10iiake no action until. Wed- Pei; J. Greene will (slates the
taesd'ay •eversing, when a special services ,alt Auburn nest Sunday.
instating will beheld to, decide thisj)i• Agne-av spent Sundlay salt
troublosomie ^problem, In the mean 1"..5111.1.
time, .a vlo+t,e el all the .bowlers will hiss Chant ,ef Toronto is the
betaken. guest ,of her brother, . 'Mr. IH..B.
Mr, J Tobias. was in favor, 'o2 ass- Chaff t.
astessing eaehclub affiliated with
h Exeter
MTlismsleess -`4Maarr. ie Eaundsse.Ml irVuGnaa-y
the O. B. els. $2 annual fee Sit paGnady o
sof C'Ifnft,gn 'are visiting nn. the
John.\'Villi$ n pointed out that it conrnratui(ytRussel addressed the
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would bet'•ery ;difficult to, collect, James Street Sunday School on
and s,xgges(te1 ,that the entrance '-un,clay. afternoon.
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feleof the totems, b, increased Miss Eva, Sperling 4o11 Beechwood
tele. Thies '\\watts leas ,n Shepp ird
mended` (llo the'incoming ' .e ecu- (bom omStirrrcTfay ; and brought bade
rive, sand itis ,aniicipatied that ii:, iMZrs, Watts and little, Oen Albert,
t' •"• !teres th
will become 'a law alox,t year, wllio piaci `bclen visiting 1n , f c+
The;(officers were detected es 101-• past weielc.
,lows :
Patron -Sir John 1Wn:11ison.
Chaplain -Rev. A. 111 IvIc0illi- 4 Odi,rieli
tray, ,I1anlilaon, Contractor Bermingham had en-
othea gt eat concrete crib t:oeve,d
Ilontiary-PrasicUdzat-Mr, Andrew ,ou`t route naw nor•tllwest break -
Tay llor, Toronto. tt stem and sails. this w,oek 'a
r esicuerift -Mr. Peter ,Bawd en, seventh is in oomrse o1 00051r0c-
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RiFleet •}vn. Lion, Planking rnn the south pier 15
e being t,enaici and ladders replacec1
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T i' 2<b-'
v,t, M. i error oF;y]r. V; M. _ 1
under c
vice-president-Dr,rile
Firsltd
En li h Hamilton
omits, (Clsoier/neat engineer City of'.
D• rSoi TT .gnu Steamer Huron both
Second' xi eelriresideate(--Dr A.
Scott, London
ktionlonary socr(itary-ttreaSuree-
1913 tourist figures hate 1912
badly faded up Ito this date. After
a while it will be a novelty to
find :anybody alt home in the good
old Summer 'time. It's :t great
source ofret'cnne to the railways
and steamboat lines who should
deal generously with the thousands
who ;arc on (the hike.
fro,m,i efto $8. This was recojll- is Visi;ti.1vg in town.
HOLIDAY
'Pleasures are
Better Enjoyed
If You Have a
0:':IS
We ltlavie them at all prices
Brownies __.._ $2.00 to ,$12.00
Kodiaks up to '$20.00,
Wle will show you how Ito
dev(e4Iop and print your own
pictures,
A complete stock of East-
man Kodaks.
Films bud Supplies always
on hand
TUJ REXALL , STORE
W.Q.R. Holmes
Bro. W. J. ISry,ans wants to pact
out his sal -try of $.12,000 by con-
tinuing his lecture course, as he
thin! ie he• inlay not 1';e able to make
e'nd's ixne?.t' on the sum mentioned.
A great at maty mien Would be ready
to try that 1.51'2000 for a few years
and allow (their wives to continue
the lecture course. Of course they
would work cheaper than the.
United States celebrity.
A constant and thorough slaying
fof(the weed' crop on streets high-
ways and premises, both urban and
rural is this one way to secure
e! nate: (tillage and improved ap-
psarance in the coming year. Some
of Ceti higher ays Fare a disgrace to
the respective municipalities for
the et'ti•,e,lessnesa 'ref 1:hose in au-
thority in not attempting to abate
the nuisance. The statute speaks
in no uncertain Way •about these
transgressions.
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No l.,,ss than 59 different points stn
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Do not spoil your fruit this
year far lack of Sugar, as
we are, selling Jiedpa(th's
Extra Granulated
100 pounds for $1.15
20 pounds for $1.00
This is 75 cents less per
100 less than 'last Sear -so
much for the Tory Govern-
ment.
W. To i'NIL
THE HUB GROCER
Phone 48
r;:4ul'ts. Asarule bye .elections go
with the government in power wind
any other r`esalt is often looked up -
,en with a larges measure of suspi-
cion. Report says John Barbey-
corn's backers took a hand at the
whr el in N'arth Grey..
Some insurance Convent es aro
insisting that noire fences have
ground wires (every Bath or 8th post
as a protection to stock taking
start liter along fences in time of
storms, the! ground wires conduct-
ing the electric current to the
ground This number at tosses by
lightning is aggregating to such
proportions as to becom,e• a heavy
drag on: the revenues ofthe, com-
panies, 91tlt,e proposal mentioned
will reins>we the danger it would
pay (the insurance companies to
have the work done at their ex-
pense we would think. The farmer
should be an interested party also.
The diseuss':on of Borne ,tune has
become' a somewhat hacicne•yed
topic, boa out of it is conning a
broader and better spirit. Some
affirm ,that ole many years have
gone by Parliaments very similar
to our Legislature, will likely be
hold in England, Ireland, Scotland
and \\ ilea, in which questions ,
C,anaela ,ire ilio haw 0'. 'drill halls and !sorer:! int era st will, be dealt 1' ;illi
armouries, or pawls, present build- ander lauthority of the: "mo t',Aer of
ings'enlarg,ed. foe which money has Parliaments.'" Many an isswo'•
been elated by the Dominion Parlia- might Have !easy siolv.,t'on, ih these
meri(C. When ,all are completed
this country will present somewhat
the ,appearance laf an armed camp.
Dotouel ,Hughes' name will surely
go dowel .as " a than of roar,„ Even
if his battles axle bloodless the
country will belated by the time
his toccupancy (Attlee. Militia port-
falio comes to a terination.
One ,ofthe interesting core-.
menie•e that shoud,d not bleallowed
to ,,anguish or die is that of Decora-
tion Day, on which the graven of
decieiased brothers are strewn with
fllawers amidst appropriate ad-
dresses. and the singing sof hyenas.
It is the lout -breathing of fraternal ,
expression showing ]that although .
death has caused separation .meiiv-
ory• of plast days continues to call
,.
up sold scenes. at fellowship and
brotherhood, It.l tcrlaood, Decoliatian
Day
should n,ot be permitted to become
I' a thing tof the past when a general
rally, \rebid l.c;ep it evergreen,
North Gray ConservatiV0 ma-
jority has been increased owing
(to incorrect returns froms0111e
polls, The big majority taic•en by
TIon. A. G. McNay at the previous
was a special cl alkson t s 1 coal li nt
e compliment
P
'paid ltlo,hirn !rather than 'arluestion
of polities and' hence in Melting'
hada good;(',, number of passeegen(s i
en three :at Oral) oUn d /Tip( s thlu
is E eaparisons any one kinowing'the
,;.ek0 1 d I facts :wilfully perwerts in sizing bp
bossier law facaorfie'8 that would
saute many a day of spar'riug in the
Present parliament, Self govern-
ment often .leads to larges' ideas,
and ideals, • 'r
Godorlein
William H.Maige•, afminer' lir-
ing ncla.r Dungautntont was 7ci;llied 0)1
his farm east 'Weclnelsday night
when he fell from reload of hay,
M, O. Jiohnsibon ,,lawyer has been nr-
rested On el charge of misappropri-
ating trust funds. Magistrate W.
E, Kelly remanded hinn until the
23rd. Ball was not obtained.
Attrill's Point has become very
popullar this year M1'itli campers.
Themes are no less than five tents.
'occupied 1
ayi'ail.tcay men and (their;.
Lapiilies alone.
\Vio.rkm,u are stringing the wires
Abe* the streets of the town in
readiness for Niagara power. Two
eases of house lights going out for
within hours,avithn
n t11.e last week- or sa
Make the, advent of hydro seem all
the n11o.1,e desirable,
Mr. G. M. Elliot' county agent of
the- Chi Lateen( Aid ,society has com-
plested la tour of inspection of the
socie(t 's charges in Huron -6G in
Dumber, Conditions lin most erases'
wen''e found most satistactoty
and a remedies £round. to the sweep-
ti'onfal,instanoes, Fivle or (six of the
Boni city's swards have been given
sufficicnits settee ling to ,enable
the t,opas the enlrane_e;exarnt-
tila(tian anrcll two ih m tete etucry';ing
,t .1is ,
u. tr e h •s
t In nunnl eases they
plat's' tt,oa, sash: a p..,.oe in ,the :i: carts
pf(their foster parents that they
are treated( as flue than' adopted
children and &separation would pot
be, cionsiOwed,