HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-08-14, Page 1Established 186$, Vol. 48, No.
CLINTONONTARIO THURSDAY AUGUST 14 1913
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OF CANADA
Head Office, Montreal
Capital Authorized $25,000,000
Capital Plawd up 11,500,000
Reserve and'undivIded
profits ..... ... 12,500,000
TOTAL ASSETS 175,000,000
325 (BRANCHES
With world wide connection.
Interest allowed on Depoeiits
General lBankiaug':busilness trains
acted.
R. E. MANNING, Mgr.
CLINTON BRANCH
Holiday Time--
Kodak
IUoe-Ho9aN Time
Tike a Kodak with you
PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE - their ,More industrious squaws. did
DEMONSTRATED
The New Era is indebted to The
Farmer's Advocate, London, for
the use o1, the engratilu:g.s usecl''in.
this article which we trust our read
OTS wild find both interesting and
instructive,
• It is not so treaty decades ago
that North America was the prop-'
crty of the freedotnloving war -,like
Indiahi, Li thlose days the lakes a:: d
street -is fairly teemed with fish,
and the thousands upon thousands
of acres of virgin forest knew well
tit . vioices of all wild animals native
to the, continent. These furnished
flood clothing •alnd shelter for the
popper -coloured race to whom the
cares incident upon advanced civ(-
Iizlatilon with its rush for gold were
hot lonown. Natural conditions
made Living a comparatively easy
matter and the Indians spent most
pf their time in hunting and fish-
ing, Or tin: tribal warfare, whir e
L all Terri Opens Sept, 2nd
Everything for koc1akery at ELLIOTT iUrthadist C'hurc'h inCa,'la:la, The
our store, and prompt de-
veloping and printing.
, 1 1 former building IQr//r'`{ � is:navv used only
awarostrehumastoll
�� o as anainor strnetcu•a• aiici,.ir,` is
st C ad on the :north bank of the
TORONTO, ONT. river 'filmes in a fine grove of for -
he miilimti'in. of domestic work.
required during that primitive age.
Then out of the east cameafsail
and the white Mehl !landed upon
his bronzed brother/'u3 beach. Grade
ua.11'y he pushed inland and rapidly
did his numbers increase, The
Indahi fell back before him asthe
giant molaarchs of the primeval
forest fell before the axes of the
neevly-= alndad stalwarts. As-! the
hunting gee -ands became smaller
!Indians gradually grew less 'num-
erous until tocliaythe white man
hoods. the major portion of the lased
1nd,ians being pretty well confined'
to reserves, •
Ono iof triose reserves is situated
in Middlesex county, Ontario, and
onit is located what is known •as
Mount Elgin Industrial Institute, a
school for educating the young of
this and (other reserves. 'Here all
the best that is known in the
white men's elementary education
is being taught the children of
Indian parents, who as a general
rule, are apt pupils.
This school, the corner stone of
which was Laid in 1859, Was found -
cd by the Missionary SacVty of the
or.: it-3r4DY 'Y
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Stands to -day without a super
Dispensing Chemist. ler in Canada.
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Graduates highly successful..
est trees and loo;:mg majestically
down upon, thousrads of aer s of
pasture and cultivated lands has
MARTIN 1T, GLYNN, Managing
editor of the Albany Tines: -Genion
and Li outman t,-ti'overnor of
New York State, who would be-
came Governor should Go vereor
Sulzer be disp.a:ed by MeneaeIl-
:ment.
Big Training Sraund
for Western Ontario
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TELEPHONES DAM AGPD,
The Bell Oo had a number of tele-
phones damaged after the bug storm
Sunday morning hat they were soon
punt in ivnrking order again.
PASSED THROUGH, TOWN:
After spending sornetime on the
East side of the town the band of
gypsies passed through on Monday
morning travelling Goderich way
SOMI] REAL ADVERTISING.
One of; the largest advertisements
ever placed by an automobile firm ap-
peared in a recent issue of the Satur-
day Evening 'poet and is a six page
spread of the Cole Motor Co. of India-
noplis Ind. which cost $4000 for an
issue.
MINOR LOCALS.
A big crowd went to Wingham on
Wednesday to see the lacrosse match.
It is predicted that August will be a
wet month,
Model School opens next'Tuesday.
•Goderich VS Clinton next Wednes.
day at Baseball.
Read the advt,ton page 4 of this
issue of the sale of house and fur-
niture tot' Mr. Frank O'Neil.
FARMER'S LOSE BARNS.
The electrical storm that passed
over this section: on Sunday did a lot
of damage. The barn on the farts of
Mr: Burton, Goderich township was
destroyed along with a quantity of
grain and nineteen pigs. r 24r. Mann,
oft
Flllie t w
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o t lit his farm
from Mr. James Walkinshaw, last
Th iNI b tia Dcpartm •iii is negot- i year bad his barn destroyed and all
ia.in or a large area in western hi, grain and implements. Mr._ Mann
t was able to save his horses and that
Ontar,a as n camp sit and training was all. Mr. Andrew .Sheppard on
ground forth_ militia replace the the Baseline had several fine horses
,-csc: rr rcr-r - tempo - ( struek.
l . t ,..eller ca.i 1,,; ai Niug
ara-on :hr-L'ke and Landon. it I M11LSOROLO(IOAL REPORT
is - 1:' In itscr to 1 FU1i. JUL'S..
s,. Gut al anti Jf :, , - t' . rfejna:'e t -Tile highest maximum teinperature
in t s v he nit :at.ta a. , i1, r,:ci:,i.s and ' war 0J3 0 On Slat. the lowest minimum
pe,i iiia irttt l s ca.0 headequately j temh 1pi s tiine was a vas 33 0 on00011344thel.The
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it 'etre Sitn:..te areas have el- Lhe lowest ruoge was 1l e . 2ihe
1 means were, n:at. 7S.R70, grin. 113.6330
ready been sccni't-d near Frederic- i 0nd Targe 23100, The rainfall for
ton. New Brunswick, for the Mari- 111nf- month
was so ii' 3r inches.
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tine' 1ten:toa-s mi!itta at Sewell in 111:io.uncl`Jltiv 31:t Slwet 7Ju arfekl
Ma.iitnb i for th > trcical:,s of the ! cutting on 1ti h b Arley rutting on 21
Cataitwue Fee tl t i•
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Incorporated I$65
Capital and Reserve $8,7000,000
85 BRANORES IN CANADA
A. GENERAL BANKT a.' icusiNESS TRANSACTED.
CIRCULAR LET VERS OF ORED1T l
TRAVELLERS 0H,RQUie ) ISSUED
BANK MONEY ORDERS
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
AT ALL, B1tANCRES
Interest allowed at highest current rate.
C: E. DOWDING, IVfana ver Clinton Branch.
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♦ a are kept to ensure a good supply
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and to. produce gooclefeerIimg pigs
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• is acid each year besides what is
arisen abuilding complete in every
n. to -light. well ventilated and
sanitary and eurcottnd, d by bar as
buildings which mark the place
as an agricultural scliIol as well at.
stn acid •my forge a' education..
It is with the agricu'teed enol of
the eek that this artic.L' is to devil
in earticui sr, hut in passing it neigh
be well to note that the boys and
gats are taught all subject lead-
ing to high school anti new exam
ii atiee and enc year beyond this
the girls are ten ht toecte, cool,
and do all kinds of domestic: sor-
t -lee and the hove tits t"tig. t, 1.1 ;,:
antes as well as all kinds of farm
practice. Music has recently been
a z 1 d tethe curriculum. Children
a taken in at the beg:raving ting t,
school age and remain until eight
eon year's 'if :age. or such time as
the Department of Indian Affairs
'deems it --adv is::h!o that they si.ould
Leave the school
-pea ries Peet til ee,. and at 5y1li:ey' at, (AI r•uttingon 31st. Pastures very*
Vi'i'i•,'' r Ts! lad tot 110' .lit'itisli dry, Tl.unclergn•4th, 5th, 2011s and
Celumbi.l m] tis. Xn ndciti ut as re 27th,
a 4 111.. b.;,N tr.uniag' ground at
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i w t vi n•t n 1)1,1 ; l'he following announcements are of
0 i:. it sis i . ( he 111 - ar- slx tial interest to people in this vieini-
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1 1 a 1* a'. { 11r, and Mrs. John Pearson of Olin-
- n ' t a 1„i• 0 1115 ' he- 1 ten :emote -we the engagement of their
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.1,,. t : 0 > it ',t F o (laughter, M. Irene, to Mr. Walter G.
1 a•) , . pro 1119' V 1101nies, l•,dinentnn,.t39ta, son of Rob.
tea• i: t h:•ca t•c•— ul t and Mrs, Relines. Toronto, former -
re re 1. Othtr '' ;'.s a •t a, ;ti tit ly of Clinton. The marriage will take
e-, pittce the lar ter part of August,
i' hr farm as operated compt.s-es
about 1,000 acres, between 600 and
700 acres .or which is pasture and
abut 300 acres being under colds' -
talon. pin, this part a four—near
rotation is operated as far as
possible about 1;00 acres of hay be-
ing
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z ig produced yearly” fifteen acres
of potatoes, thirty or forty acres of
winter wheat and forty acres of I.
coin being grown aleuatl besides
spring grain, All the lords is kc lit
thorougly cultivated, the a.ini be
fn to
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g each the boys the, better
class .01 farming tend to produce }I
highest ghes maps to meet urge es-
penses, ;
The farm is operated ssa 1 vn
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$7.00 Panama Hats .75
5.00 Panama Hats 2.5o
3.00 Sail it Hats 1.25
2.00 Sailor Hats i.00
1.25 French Palms .63
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111.1s, y'Jililain Christian annuuuco i
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Of Advertising
*.-,t v that most p: ts111,1nncicr-
C a aU 11 ", ,, e'0;a9, (lh.. many
at • u: s of la' it:formed
•cf t 1 as ,gots on in the eons-
rnunitt- lin which they live. as
xvt41 as thraugliout the world
in g.eneral, aclertising espcc-
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sty, 1 sp tl _i` act, i."sial t.,
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bang testes:eel� in;nur 11°km: s.
. d 0" than;,' nz ire 19010 airy
of us would gu s `(a'ra n.liv:-
1 Y_,a to t r.fu1 t.':1 in of
ria 1�urcl , s::; for the home
,e 9:r tartest 1st...marshy .:0 the
t, em i (, ee Assts,
AI c I .tt tease, rim ry wishes,
+c:n:aghc.is and s':as discuses 10
the futelly circle rrerything
pttr0I.a,_d by every member got
th rta:nay. 0100 u.n'.r0. the
clothes worn ray his Royal
I E 1ussso the Head of the fam-
ily.
Taking tai newspaper ' home
.and 'gntt:'rs the best out ofitt�'
is as laccup itioln that is grove
iiia .In snpubir favor as never
•::%ore, 7.'o many, ie fact, the
most ints-rest est; pati,: 01 the
n_'.ts :5 the news o adverbs-:
Joseph 0 Gaudier of Clinton, Ont„
The marriage will take iilace on. Sept.
Urd.
Ms, and Mrs, William Doherty an
notence . the enungement of their
daughter, Helen 'Irene, to lair. Samuel
Thomas TTerupthnrne, of Saskatoon,
Sask., the marriage to take place on
the third of September,
IT WAS RATHER A ROUGH GAME
The Kincardine Review reports the
lacrosse game as iol!ows;-These who
watched the Clinton and Kincardine
lacrosse teems line up for the match
oe Friday made up their minds . that
Hinton bad d a walk over. The liad:a
lunch stronger and heavier aggrega•
tion 1
wttthe little t n fellows on the -
lttn
cardiae team were fleet of foot and
arthe ttul clod rens and theyplayed rings
around the big fellowfrom Clintn
for a limo, In the long run, however,
strength and practice wins and Olin.
ton ectzerged froth the contest' with
two points to I9incarcline's one. The
game was unnecessarily rough. Bert
Outlet. was smashed on the head acci-
dentally and had to he taken 10 en
auto to hello the wouud dressed by Dr,
Ferguson, IIe came back, however.
and viewed the tleish of the game.
l irtnl: City ler
was hit n:
v o the forehead
and blood flowed freely from It. At
another time he was hit on the back
by 0 Ohnton player while another
Olintonian tripped hits. This was
more than human nature could stand
and Frank
grabbed d
one
offender
bysena of the neck. The appear-
ance of Charles McKinnon, ex-Princt
pal of the Kincardine High School, on
the field for Clinton, was distasteful to
the ICincar dineites and he was the tar-
get for a good deal of criticism during
the game. The referee did his best to
• hold the players to cheek, but he was
handicrtpped by so many rooters
crowding. cn the ground, His deci.
c sions were fair and impartial.
The Main Building -Where Indian boys and girls are educated.
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EDITORIAL a
iith`sy times for 'tico railways and
otix.,:x •tzansporta`icin companies a:•e.
in sig•lit.-fibs• grain and fruit have to
be moved..
Mercantile agency reports state
very few business lallures are oe-
curring although trade is some-
what quiet. A Ienbering up after
harvest is expected.
The preserving kettle has been
having its innings and the good
bottles, jars etc., on the cellar
gree of pride on her l:lne-tip of
bottles, jars, etc., on the cellar
shelves full to overflowing with the
ctaietios to rthe corniag. Winter.
As the clays shorten and the
evenings turn cool we see the coal
scuttle and the smote shovel loom-
ing up. Our change of pronounced
seasons ieoine of the big assets of
Canada giving health and stamina
to the people of this land.
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Cheering mews comes from the
front, viz :----"Autumn hats are to
to heave a sigh of relief. Prices
to he are a sigh of relief, Prices
will likely be as large as usual
hence 'we likely require 10
heave another sigh, dos of regret.
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Dominion expenditure is on the
jump and sure as guns there must
come a reckoning day. Govern-
ments are not much different, to
private individuals and if they
spend more than they receive you
know 'What settlement day will
mean.
Niue Federal bye electic:?as are
seal tab(' on the program for the
mon(11 of Oetob; r. Death and ap-
pointments to other offices are tlir
causes ofcouttsls• in the most of
the, cmistlttiteneles, 7 of 1 h teem-
eies pala'tieally aro Conservative
tin:'se the uneispeeied happen0,
,Ontario appl,s aro hard to beat
Last week-. at C laveland, the De -
par tm:nt of Agriculture of Ontario
carried off the President's cup for
the best display of apples at the
Tnte0tratinnal Shippers' Convention,
This is no man limner and is direct-
ly on the line, of C'auadian publicity,
It is sad Mayer Woods who dis-
puted the honors of M.P.P. at Atha-
basca with Hen A. (1. illaelsay, re-
cently of Ontario, lost his deposit
in the bye elect -ea in his itr'ability
to poll one-Ithird of the vote. Viand
results was 407 tie 107 in favor of
Mr. Mite {ay-. The latter has et way
of his own in-inl ing elections that
Isios neatly always proved success-
ful. Reis a strong campaigner and
an abia speaker,
Special interest will he sure to
centre emend an exhibit from the
Westndie
I s that. will =ii
1 be made at
tbs. Industrie! Fair Toronto. It will
bean charge of representatives of
the
Nest Indl_s. lin view of all the
talk about freer trade betite:eu1
thsse islands and Canada 1118 idea
of .an exhibition of so -me of their
products will isseet with approval
On t11a part of many. The West
India court -Will occupy • over 3.000
square feet:
Reepieg hatch ismeot as much
s}loet as people who have never tri-
ed it might think, Matny a head of
a household awe use the word ',head"
ndtisellY) will shed notears earsvhen
het
has vvashocl the last dish and
got a tidy -'up on the. ploinisee be-
fore the .arrival 011110 queen of the
home and the busy bees of the soc-
ial. hive swarm ante more in their
accusbo'ucd place. Special thanks-
gleing should be. mad e on oceasions
such as the. home -sinning after the
Vasa ti On,
If Mayor Hocken, of Toronto, be
taken ascompel eat ito,speak. on
New Loundlaincl.affairs there is not
much probability of the island join-
ing' oiur Coinad]am Confederation at
present, Suppo,se Canada iv:li hate
toworry along til ebestway nos-
sible until they make up their mind
to become a member of the great
Dominion's family. The islanders
e enjlnnaperiod of osperity,.
wear'are gla0ydg to say, hence prare,quite
independent ,on the subject. To
advocate union there would Inc
political suicide and that is no easy
death, 1 ,
010 fashioned ideas were that
people had to live in the Western.
States .or on our wide prairies to
suffer fnom wind and hail storms,
forgetting that as the bush has
been cleared our climate is chang-
ing' and that anrs is, to a large ex-
tent, areopen country subject to
grewt sweeping winds and Mama
Colchester township, Essex Co.,
ire
Sweet 'as The
Flowers
New England
V1,obet Toilet Powder
New England
Rase Buds Toilet Powder
Hannany
Riese Talcum
13anna'ony
Vie let Talcum
Harmony Rose
Glycerine Siolap.
Harunony Violet
Glyeerine Selap.
J5c , or 2• for 25e.
THE REXALL STOIC
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Do not spoil your fruit this
year far lade of Sugar, as
we are selling Itedptdth's
Extra Granulated
100 pounds for . .. $4,75
' 20 pounds for- $1.00
This is 70 cents less per
)00 less than , last year -so
mueli for the Tnry Govern-
ment.
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THE HUB GROCF'k
Phone 48.
s0111.. rid fl ',it1 a destructive e ball.
stem Last week invvhich it is esti-
mated $200,000 damage was dune
in 15 mianttt s, Canes were fiatten-
ed trees blown dowse, window
huu'. 'wife lucks with aro small dee
Ron loft hi the wake of the storm.
Now would bra seasonable time
to complete plans for the getting
to sohnnl of the boys and git'lseind
young people on the opening day..
Nothing' like a good start. If a
livelier interest were taken lathe
first :se1snol term each year there
i helves c si r
wood e s arcs s.,ly for the
strenuous campaign of the latter
part when exams are 010 the pro-
gram. "Whatever is worth doing
is worth doing 10111” is ata old ad -
daze that tidy applies to our
ed
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c L naI. institutions. Not super-
ficiality
ficiality but quarrying right down
to basic principles, thein ills that
we know what we know. Give the
teachers a good chance by every
pupil being i,n their plsaee when the
Fall terns. begins. •
Laughter is suggested ested as a
g gra pre-
ventative, if ;net aeure, for ap-
pendicitis. If the theory be correct
it will be the cheapest operation
known and much nicer to take, A
geed hearty laugh has a high value
and you have proven this overand
oven. As to it being a corrective of
man a bodily '1 certified .o-
ho iliac tti " t
Y y
only,jus
just as directions have fobs
followed in dealing with medicines,
spa program ,of good cheer, iiierr9
and hopefulness requires to be ar-
ranged if you are to feel beneficial
results. Row would it be to look
for a bit of blue sky every morning;
have 5 minutes fun each day after
triunes` and ;tell ii good clean joke
after supper?: The wise man said
"A merry heart dhotis good .like a
medicine,". hence a large "dose'
each' 24 Moors should` put us in fine
fettle tomeet the world and fight
the flesh 'an dtlte devil. What was
the- last date on which you tried
this 'anti -appendicitis cure -laughter
-dict you spay? About time fol' you
to, try this. panacea agailn. Not a
slnilie, nor agiggl'e but aregular
ojd 'fashioned, rollicking laugh.
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you entertaining out-of-town +
+ friends or relatives ? Are 1'
you going to entertain your +
club members ' Do you want
+ that next meeting of your
+ society announ 'ed in. The
+ NEW ERA 1 If so kindly +
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•Editor, We Will appreciate +
greatly favors of this kind,
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