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CLINT-
ON ONTARIO THURSDAY AUGUST 20 1913
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THE Exeter Eads
oval Bark
OF CANADA
.lead Office, Montreal
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Capital Authorized .::.........$25,000,000
• Capital Pa:'id-up 11,500000
Reserve and undivided
Profits 12,500,000
TOTAL ASSETS 175,000,000
325 •,BRANCHES
'With world wide connection)
Interest allowed on Deposita
General (Banking ,business trlan!
acted.
R. E. MANNING, Mgr.
CLINTON BRANCH
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Kodak Time
T &ke a Kodak with you
Everything for koclakery at
our store,and prompt de-
veloping .and printing.
Nearly
Drown
George Ortwein Will Probably
Receive Medal for Rescuiug
Friend.
Exeter, Aug. 10. -While swimming
at the dam this afternoon Clifford
Brimacombe, aged 13 got beyond his
depth and would have been drowned
had it not been for the bravely of
companion named George Ortwein,
When Ortwein arrived Brimacombe
had disappeared. Ortwein dived and
after being down for some seconds
succeedeed in locating Brimacombe
and coming to the top struck out for
the hank with him. His strength
however gave out when he was with-
in few feet of safety and it was all
he could do to hold onto a fishing pole
Gordon Powell held out. Both boys
were finally hauled inlocating Barna,
combe and come"other fisherman.
Brimacombe was soon revived and is
none the worse for his adventure.
Ortwein will receive a metal for his.
bravery.
STANDING IN THE LEAGUE.
Clfntola 4 1 1
'Wingham t3 2 0
Groda:lett 2 "2 1
Kincardifne 0 3 0
Fall Term Opens Sept, 2nd
ogeg:
TORONTO, ONT. '
.T� 1E2. � V Stands to -clay without a super-
Dispensing Chemist, for in Canada.
Graduates highly successful.
O
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incorporated 1;465
Capital and Reserve $5,7.000,000
S5 BRANCHES IN CANADA
A GENEItAIL BANIKIIl A litrgSffiiE$S 711LANSACTE!D.
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TRAVELLER'S 0E1EQUEi ISSUED
BANK MONEY ORDERS
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
AT ALL fIRANCHLS
Interest allowed at highest current rate.
C E. DOWDING. Manager Clinton Branch,
W. H. Kerr &,neon, Editors and,Publishers
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Some of the above pupils
have not as yet been admitted
by the Department, but are
attending the lectures pending
receipt of admission card. A
few more may"enter at first of
week as the delay in issuing
certificates and marks prevent-
ed them from making appli-
catioii in due time.
Clinton Model School open-
ed on Tuesday of this week
with a good attendance. The
following are those who are
supposed to attend this term
Emily P. Law, Drurnbo
Emma E. Stewart, Wing -
ham
Robt. J. Ferguson, Belgrave
Nettie G. Moffatt, Tees -
water
Potter,a
Blyth ' Summer School S
Isabella W.
Cora M. Schroeder, Dashwood
Matilda M. Miller, Dashwood j
Florence M. Lewis, Olande-
boye
John F. Cook, Belfast
Vera A. Atkinson, Lucan
James G. Walker, Exeter
IPearl 0:Mackenzie, Dungan-
non
Annie C. Curran Ripley
Ann ,
Annie M. Macpherson, Ripley
Laura Griffin, Kintail
Anna. E. Whitc, Redeckvilie
Elva R. Watson, Kilmainagh
ElizabethFord, Clinton
P. Clinto
Hugh A MacMillan Holyrood
Uisa Martin, Teeswter.
Manley A. Shipley, Clinton
Harold R, Cantelon, "
Albert P. Cooper
Lorne S. Farrell, Teeswater
Henderson W, Forest, Clinton
Ewart D. Cameron, Lucknow
Chas. Fowler, Wingharn
Hugo. A. MacMillan, Holy -
rood,
Sarah Smith, St, Helens
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Our $25 Blue Suit is the'
Talk of the County
Ask
to See it
he'Morrish.Clothing • ,
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"ver Man • `_ ? h mei hl ax's so far follow, themto the'
� Square Deal tor Fi � hT,ew, Yiark Sun declares their the g h
Flossie Brown, Londesboro
May Reynolds, Clinton
Daisy Copp, Clinton
Grace Schram, Parkhill
Jean Wylie, Clinton
Gladys Drape, "
Gertrude Kidney, Ripley
Annie McDonald, Ripley
Most Successful
Many Londoners „are ,Enjoying
Session by the Lakeside
at Goderich.
Goderich Aug. 19, -The summer
school in progress here under the aus-
pices of the Presbyterian Synod of
Hamilton and London ii proving a
great Success, Rev. De, R. P. Matey
gene"al foreign mission secretary is
in charge'
Dr. Dickie of Chatham 'is leading in
the Bible study -"The Holy Spirit in
t the New Testament." Others taking
part are Dr. A. J. W. Meyers Rev. W. -
IL. McIntosh of London: Rev. S. F,
Sharp, of Exeter; Rev. Gillies Eadie,
Horan; Dreamless Kirkwood, Toronto
Rev D. 0 McGregor, of the board of
n ial service and evangelism; Mr Pall
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, Sarnia; lbs Mellae. London and Mrs.
McNeil, Goderich; Rev. 11. Matheson,
iRev. R W. Dickie, Montreal; Rev. ,11
G. Jicl3eth •
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rollment large reaching 181, The re•
creation hours are well oecup'ed with
games and on one dn.y au auto tour
Ly individual citizens.
The feature of Thursday last was
' the sports of t he school. The fol-
lowing were some of the novel anuise•
rents with the contests end prise -
1 winners; 100 yards.., single nen-'2 W.
A )!owlet, London„ 1, W. Reynolds,
S aa.ford 50ands, married men -Rev,
aa, A. Dobson, Dunnville; Ii'v. A.
Mann, Benceels, 50 yards single ladies
-I \Varnoek, L. LA'Reek 50 yards
married ladies -Mrs. Mann, Mrs. \\'tu-
nook. Thread the r endle r tip -Rev,
A McFarlane, Rev, A. Mann Wheel.
harrn,v taco M„wit and Reynolds.
Elephant race- Res'S Duncan' of Lusk.
new, and Sharp, of Exeter, with 13y -
Von Koeesirtw, Mahout. Donkey race -
Mowat and Reynolds. Bo I; race -
Mowat, Dobson. Ooat race-Jiiss A. J.
Hamilton, Miss Ross Brussels. Nail-
driving(
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dtivin<; contest Hiss 1100d5 .13rus�e1e;
Miss Richard, Bsyhelrl', .Egg bunting
rare -Miss McArthur, Mrd, ,Mann,
Tug of war, Janson vs. the World •-
The World won,
Following is the list of ' new
books in the Public Library: Cut
this list tout for future ;reference;
Problems of Power... _Fullerton
Governments of Europe Ogg
The Irrviincible Alliance -,.Grierson
Economics of Business--. ...Brisco
P e -r s o rsa is t y.. ....... ... ...Jevons
Lincdlln's Own Stories
Opera Stories -..Young
Oxford Book of Victorian Verse
Oxford Book of Ballads
New Irish Comedies Gregory Farevtella d r tee
Is Si day to be Abolished?
Officers Of LQ.0,1'.
Are Duly Installed
Toronto Is Selected as the Place
of Meeting for Next Year.
Belleville, Aug.1,-The session of
the 10,0.F. Grand Lodge concluded
at noon to -day with the installation of
offleers for the (musing year the in•
stellation being conducted by the re.
thing Grand Master F. S. Evanson of
Prescott. The special committee's re-
port recommending that the Indepen-
dent Odd -fellows insett cards for all
lodges at the rate of 52 per year pay.
able by Grand Lodge was adopted.
The report of the Committee on
sented by F. G. M.
LiteraryTaste and ow to form red ofto the deathsOrd of.
hl prominent members of the Order.
it .----- ..-••- •-- -•-•• Bennett The Advisory Committee on the 0,
Virgil -- .-..-..Glover
[Pannus , Speeches, 2 volts.
Spiritual Interpretation' . of.
Nature Simpson
A Muslim Sir Galahad ...Dwight
Mohammed ..-Townsend
Life and' Teaching iof Jesus Christ
Kent
Theiotogy of the Gospels. --Moffatt
In the way to Bethlehem...Knight
A Modern Pilgrim in Mecca.-.Wa
veil
Hughes,
Sidg-
The Black Forest...
Home Life in Germany
wick.
Germany lin Modern Times. -.Lich-
tenberger 3'
Germany and the Germans --:Col-
lier
Munich Wiadle•igh
Twixt Land and Sea-..Conrad
Our .House and London -,.Pennell
Candies and Bonbons
(Etiquette •of To -day -- ...Ordway
The case of Oscar Slater. -.Doyle
Prudent --- Wena es
Martha By -the -day... .-.Lippman
The Lady and Sada San Little
Carson
.Gale
S. E. White
[Toronto Weekly Sun]
The question at the head of this ing sho:utd be;allowed isone that
article is not so absurd as might ap each locality must be let to settle
pear at first glance. Iintd'eed the for itself. The World of the same
Sunday of arty or fifty years ago city says that to deprive boys of
in Ointar1p has been very nearly the right to'play on 'the only day
abolished already. Railways which Ion which they have time to play
'were then as Isilent ast the' tomb is not tomake them moral.. tQther
from Saturday night until. Monday New York State journals hold l9im-
miornfn ,are now almost as noisy liar views while none seem to be
g opposed to the proposed change.
with the traffic on Suaday eel on If Sunday ballplaying is allowedMonday. Rural roadways which will the movement stop there? will
then echoed only to the sound of pat5uadfay theatres, Sunday picture
a! slow-moving vehicle on the way gialleres and libraries. Sunday
to church now hum with the{ con -
dances halls and Sunday stores fol-
stant steam of auto traffic carrying
crowds of pleasure seekers, • low in order? With so many at work
These are but two of scores of il-
lustrations which will occur at omen
to the mind of anyone who will take
tinemt be ad weakened' that there
time to think back over a period will come an irresistible de,Yita;nd
even of la good) deal less than, half for the continua operation of greet
a century. 'Meantime nlolnJ church- industrial plaints such assteel and
gloing was practically the, uini cement mills? If all these changes
vernal habit in the sixties and seven do occur the one dlay of rest and
ties of the last century.
In all the changes thatbave oc-
curred we( have but followed the
example let the older andmore popu.
Mous communities to the south of
in catering to all these varied formas
of amusement and supply of house-
hold needs willlnot the Sundaysen-
quiet fiorall a day which aside from
and questi(sln of religious obser-
vance)muchf or
at all has reamto s,
the physical welfare of people will
us. Amlong these communities the , be a mere memory -Wheresuch
changes have giolnieeven 1urtlier,chiangeetakep'lace. Inidleed' there,
comes even ;now from one quarter
than with us atndistill the end with across theline a voiee delmanding
them is not insight, Every comes the total abolition ,of the "gloomy
sisio.0 in the way of letting • down.English Sabbath" and the substi't-
the bars is, as an American journal tutito•n of three
say's used- as anargueme a rn Isup- days a week all which
port of the den?land for still further different in tUdns of the community
concessidn. The Olatest demand an deal! rest in tuna. The real - gloomy
day 'twill be that which marks the
N. w Yiorlc, is for abolition of. the, begintning iof,aperiod wherein there
Prohibition against Sunday baseball will be No cessation . from toil and
and the indications are that. - this noise week .ill. Iaind week out, year
• prohibition is !about to go. Alt the
• recent ,Annual', convention of the
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• anay(ors of the State aresolution
all that is needed for physical well
• was adgpted asking for the repeal being. Quiet is essential as well
• Legis5atiuon interfering with Sun- land there can be DO quiet 'where
• day ball playing, and ll .out of 32 two-thirds of the community are al-
mlayors who have replied to goes- ways at wlork with the other ' third
engaged ilnnpisy play. lYetlthis
seems dobe what is coming in the
United States. .Willi we in 'Ontario
who have followed ,the lead of our
Motto of Mrs. McLane
(Christmas
Sign at Six
CBunker Bea ...... ... ... ...\Vilsou
Lmpery S. White
Poet of the Furtive Roberts
Chronicles of Avonlca .--Mont-
gomery
In spite of Fate
A Bonnie Saxon
'.1'h1. Silent Main den the only contested office were
S.Hockung
S. Hocking
S. Hocking
•Tielllyanna Porter r lo:lorv. 1 H. Mann, Hamilton; i.
Little Thaukyiou .O'Connor ' 0.Parks, Toronto; onto; A. T. Lawson' Ot-
• `.1'he Little Cardinal.-- .. -..Parr tin's; .A. G C rscaddeu T'oronro: Geo.
The Bard"s Christmas Carol J. Cam pbe 11lagar,e falls Geo Geddes
St, Thomas. ll. C. Robertson, Barrie;
Wiggin
W. T. line Stirling, H. 1�. Johnson,
The Poor Little Rich Girl ---Gates Rall ontatzi 1. Dawson Sault Ste
Zillah J. Hockin . 37 a ie; 11. 11, James, O; haw.0 J. Jo ck-
slarie•runto, A. Ooyell Toronto; W.
The. Birthright J. Ilocicing A. A.clarns, Rirharcls Lnndtng: W, H.
Esau...... .- J, Hocking Moss Dumas, W. S. Robinson, Peter.
And shall Trela\vney Die J. ' horn: A. B Harrell, Bridgebutg; Rev.
F. R. A. reported that the member
ship of the latter was over 28,010 and
the condition of the Association was
very satisfactory. The recognition of
the Assocatiou by the Grand Lodge
was continued,
The Grand Lodge Executive was
empowered to select a aesign for past
Grand Jewel and provide for the
manufacture and saie of the same
through the Grand Lodge.
Report on Districts,
The Committee on District recom-
mended charges which were adopted.
The Lodges at Pioneer and Manitou
were transferred to Sudbury District
Lodges at Russel, hiaxville and Val -
leek Hill were placed in Kemptville
District No. 30. Connaught Lodge was
placed in the Eastern District. No.
3S Home Lodee and No. 25 Lincoln
Lodge in the Welland District, Keppel
Lodge in No. 25 Bothwell District, No.
8 was oblit'rated and the Lodges
plated as follows Bothwell, Thames-
ville and Clorence in No. 2 District
Alviuston in District 11, Newbury and
Glencoe in London District. Lucknow
Lodge was transferred to \Vinghasn
District No. 22. Lanark and Ren-
frew Districts and amalgamated, to
be known as Renfrew No. 43,
as the place
• s selected
r• t wa
c ono p
Tr
of meeting next year.
Henry Clarke of Elora was elected
Grand Lodge Auditor..
A notice of motion was put in to
amend the bylaws to reduce the re.
presentation of the Grana Lodge to
ens rein e,entativa for 900 members
and two if the membership exceeds
200
The Committee on Appeais report-
ed in favor of the appeal of F. W.
Dogget against St. Phomas Lodge
and the same was adopted. Perutis-
sion was granted to carry the mutual
to the Sovereign (Grand Lodge.
Many Nominations,
Tue nomination for Grand War;
Hooking
,Sheila. .Swan
Tho old Moorings Swann
T. V's. Eyes Harrison
Tho happy Warrior. -.Hutchinson
Stellia '
Maris Locke
The Judgment House... ...Parker
The Heart of the Hills Fox
The Night Riders Cullum
Precious Waters Chisholm
Ranching for SylviaBindloss
My Lady's Garter Futrelle
fnlaiwd year put. Nest as u'ndre
steed' by cessation frappe toalt iS not
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tions owthe matter have declared
in favor of this. The position taken
by these mayors is supported by a
number pi leadiing journals. C T e
'ex' a ,•1
• questitop whether Su�wd(ay ball play-
M•N••NINtN•N••NNH•NNNNM•,NNWN •
Mating of Lydia
The Old Adam
The Silent Battle
Marie
Child of Storm
John Cave-..
Tho Weaker Vessel.
TheBishop's Purse
aliants iof
Sonlni aa.-.... Ibanez
iraimia...
banez
The Shadow Stringer
Doc Williams'...... .....Lerrigo
A Dream ,of Blue Roses...Barclay
Mark Noyes
(Barbara 1sken
The Mischief Maker...Oppenheim
Turn of' the Sword... ..- Savage
The Uphill Climb Bower
The Amateur GentlemanFar
nol 1
Seven Key's to Baldpate...Biggers.
Wid'ecarube Fair..- Phillpotts
!Fortitude- .- `Walpole
air. Pratte' Patients.:. .--Litnicoln
'Veronica ..Kingsley.
Pippin Van Buren
Adventures ,of Miss Gregory
Gibbon '
;Michael De la Pasture
!Heroine in Bronze:-- ...'..:...Allen
iWnid!yridge..... ...... Riley
The Browns...... .... ...Buckrose
New Leaf Mills ---- Ha -wells
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The Just and Uust-Kester the lnI
The Crock of ,Gold ...Stephens
The Parasite ;..Martin.
....-.Ward
Bennett
Gibbs
.Haggard
Haggard
Trates
Bensoln
Moffett
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Glycerine Soap.'.
Flarmo•ny Violet
Glycerine Soup,
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REXALL STORE
W.Q.R. Holmes
1131
LISTER
You have heard that George
Washington could nut tell a lie.
We could -but we do not have
to, for we buy in the cloeest
market and sell at the cloeest
prices.
It is no lie that we are still
selling Redpath's Granulat.
ed Sugar
100 pounds for $1.15
20 pounds for $1.0+
We have added' to our well
equipped stock
Creamery Batter and.
Stut r silk •
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lI. k1. Quarternran, Rentrew, Alex.
Abraham Stratford, P, Pickard,
Orillia, R. N. Sheppard., 'Toronto, G,
31. Hermissinn, Toronto; T L, Wood
Brantford: W, J. Hamilton Fort,
William,
0fiic.rs Installed.
The officers installed for 101314
were: -Grand Master, P. F. Conplund
St. Mary's, 0: G. 1)1., D. M, McIntyre,
Toronto: Cs, Warden, L. B. Gooper,
Belleville; G. Sem etary, Wm,' Brooks
Toronto; G. Treasure, W. J, McCor-
mack, Toronto, G. Rep., G. Brown, Paple-
stunt, G Marshall, S. W.
Dunnville G. Conductor, G. A. Beaty
Lenora, 0, Guardian, J. W. Simpson,
Sarnia; G Herald C. W. Postleth-
n atte, herr iekville, G. Chaplan A. 0.
Cummer Oannington: G. Messenger,
De. J. Armitage Kincardine' 0. L.
Lewis, P.0.31.'
.0 31. Chatham, was ap-
pointed Grand Lodge Solicitor.
Jewel Presented,
At the conclusion of the installa•
nation the retiring Grand Master -was
presented with a P. G. 31 Jewel.
Grand Muster Oonpland made the ap-
pointments and the Grand Lodge
closed,'
illunlor Matriculation
Exam, Results
The following list contain the
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mantes of the c<'uudidates who were
successful in whole or in part on
the pass junior matriculation ex-
aminatiloln. Normal entrance can-
didates who were also candidates
for matriculation have been con-
sidered in the results, '-'o
'Huron -Group 1.
D.I. Barr
B. C. Beacom
.M. Beattie
F.M. Blower
J. W. Button
) .N, Oantelojn
C. P. Coiiv!an
E. P. Dougall.
0i. A. Dundas,
3, Fingialn(di
W.H. !Forrest
S. Geiger
R. Gray
L C. 'Harvey.
P.W. Hoag
N. E. Jiacks!on
T. E. John
J.E. Kelly'
M. E. Linkllater
'H.R. MacKay.
A. M. Mains
D, J. Matheson
W. McGregor
LH A. McKiy
it G. iMeKercher,
W.
THE DUB GROGER
Phone 43
C, 0. Nicholson
T, Penhalo
IE. D. Reid
M.C. Reynolds
A.A. Rice
E. Sanderson
F. A, Smith
L. E. Stevens
C.E. Stewart
C. Wood
J, M. Wylie
Group 2--
V.0. Currie
N. Griffin
A.G. Rintoul
Group 3-
A, Arichibald
L. W. Brown
E. A: Burn
A, P. Cooper
L. E. Greig
W. H. Haines
J. McKenzie`
W, E. O'Brein
H. Quackenbush
'J. V. Ross
IG, Thompson
E. Tomball
HONOR BOLL
E. Bell Math. 1.,
J, V. Dickson, Eng,' E. , Math, T.,
Phys, III Chem, II.;
R. R. Forbes Math,IIbi
A, Ross Lat.III,; Bio1,III
M. A. Shipley, Eng., III.,
Ger„ III., Chem. III BIol 111.;
G.E. Stephenson, Math. II.;.
D. Tierney, Frog., III., Fr. III. ;
RT • Torrence,
EDITORIAL, Z.
While the straw is short 'thy
harvest the grain yield may b
long when the threshing is OTC,,
The crop has been well leavedwar.
indications for fair prices aresalo,,
to be assuring.
Me are sorry to note the black:
eye same parts of the West ass.
calved 'last week by the istorru..
'Hope the reports were exxggera.
ated and that the damage [lime'W'/ac
not be as serious as antioipate0k
(What ever became of the long
promised dividends tohdlders at
shares in cement manufactures+
institutiolne? .With the increase'
and increasing quantities, usedazntd
better facilities in it* output ia:
islabout time the shares that were.
tooted as so golden should yield
returns. Some of said shares awn-
ed out to be gold' bricks, 'Thera
are promoters of these schemes who
wilfully gulled the people, we be-
lieve, and il: they get altolt place
bye -land -bye will have pilaf one 'Le
blame but themselves.' Whoa a
glib tongued chap calls round and
tells yiou he will gdiar.antee tvon`3o
and 25 par cent. Ryon kick luta o7
the .hot the Magistrate, should!'
you off with a$1.00 fine unlesahsei
rewards you fox the act. hp. theta-
ofaV.