The Clinton New Era, 1913-11-27, Page 1Established 1865, Vol. 48,!No, 22
CLINTON d ONTARIO'
'THURSDAY
1 NOVEMBER 27 19'1;3
W. H. Kerr' .& Soni Editors and Pulshe s
To Satisfy the Self -Interest of Mau i the End of Successful Advertising,'
Neensimaruesimere
THE
oya1 Bark
Christmas "Seals" may be Used;
OF CANADA 1
Says Postmaster -General
(
So long as they are unlike ;Post-
age Stamps'' in design, and are pla-
Capital Anthorl;ied,...--S55,000,000, , „ • hris't-
C t Paid-up 11,600,000 end on the backs of letters„C
• Pai p mac Steals—they aren't! "Stamps,”
any g lon eir—will be pernaissable on
mail matter, This is the effect,
cif a fiat issued by the Pesttmaater
General at .Ottawa a day or so
ago, and it will :set at resit manly
,doubts which arose lastY ear when
an prder was promulagted which
bade fairto destroy., one of the best
courses of revenue open to Charit
able ,Organizations in Canada,
Several philanthropic bodies use
the little Seals, the best known of
them being the National Sanitar-
ium Association, !which converts
the proceeds to the Muskoka Free
Hospital for Consumptives. In com
plianee with the request for a de-
sign which will not confuse Mail
Clerks, this Aslsociation has had a
new Seal made to take 'the place
of the wellknown Santa Claus in
green ted, This year's design
shown a mediaeval Knight in full
armour, with double cross shield
on his arm and on the band which
encloses, the picture appears the
words, "The White Crusader?' The
Everything for kodakery at first supply of the Seals will num-
our store, and prompt de- ,. ber three million and the enthus-
yeloping and printing, iasm with which schools and pri-
vate concerns ate taking up the
work of distribution forecasts that
this inexpensive.. and unobtrusive
k form of Christmas giving will :this
Christmas exceed all previous re-
f cords,
Use The New Lra to be Successful
11 Had of Mail Matter
Head Office, Montreal
Reserve and undivided
proflts' • 12,500,000
TOTAL ASSETS 175,000,000
325 $RANCHES
With world wide connection!
Icntereet ailoWod on Deposits
General (Banking .1meineea team. -
acted.
R. E. MANNING,
CLINTON
Mgr.
BRANCH
!Holiday Time--
Kodak
ime-Nodal[ Time.
Take a Kodak with pin
t.J• moi- }I0 "Y
Dispensing Chemist.
The Molso ?W s Bank
Incorporated 1S55
Capital and Reserve $8,7000,000
S5 BRANCHES IN CANADA
A GENERAL 8ANICINt. DESINESS TRANSACTED.
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT
TRAVELLERSCFIEOULi ISSUED
BANK , ~ i
i♦IONCX ORDERS
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
AT ALL BRANCHES
Interest allowed at highest current rate.
C E. DOWDING. Manager Clinton Branch,
Moyes Blames Hydro
for Fate .of W. Shore
About Time the Hydro -Electric
Entered Seaforth Railway„
Feared Loss of Power,
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The appearance of Mr. ,John
W.
Moyes, before the Ontario Railway
'Board Thursday to give evidence in
the affairs of the Ontario Westt'.
Foo His Honor Sir John 'lta,` " ''lei kli
M. Gibson; Lieutenant= Local News
Governor Ontario..
To The People of Ontario,
The Ifonorablo the Minister of Ed
ucation for the -Province of Ont-
ario, has recommended that on Fri-
day,
November 28th, the Trustees
and the Principals of all the Schools
throughout the Province shall teal!
Shore Railway was marked, by the special attention to the ,subject of
failure of Mr,' Willham Proudl'oot Tubercuhsis and the imperative
duty of combatting and, within the
counsel for the various Wet/tern shortest possible time, wiping out
corporations interested, 4o secure
from the former president the min-
ute books ofthe concern. Mr, Proud
foot has been particularly anxious.
to secure the information in these
the disease: amongeltl us:
The Ministerial Associations• of
Toronto and the Churches of the
Province have.set apart November
30th• as Tnberoulosis Sunday. In
probably 1,000 churches' throughout
Ontario special reference will b
e
books, but Mr. Moyes' information made to the cffecetive work being
was that wheo he resigned his pros- ,done by: the National Sanitarium
idency
in June o
f this y
eat be
gave
As.i ac
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tfion
iin their
ir .
thoroughly
all these books to Mr.S. C.Smoke.e uiPPad institutions' tfi Muskoka
and Weston, as well as by other
vice-president. t
assiaciations and agencies, olvard
Owing to the absence of leis coon- retention and euro of oW ul-
s'eli Mr. Watson, Mr,.Moyes tools the prevention
witness box unwillingly, stating osis'.
that it was hardly fair for him to be This wide ,spread campaign
pressed into giving evidence with- should
h ufyhng• mothst
ainflue tialy in
in-
out being represented by his propel
eouaoL Mr. A. G. Coyne, who tools terest in the battle for stamping
Mr. Watson's place for the day, and out the White Plague. Having in -
who stated that he had not beet) tiinate knowledge of the Work of
properly instructed in the case, they work being •done by, and the
pointed out that by an Act of Par- plans for the future of, the Na-
liament of last year Mr, Moyes since tional Sanitarium Association, I do
resigning the presidency, had not hesitate to urge and exhort
ceased to be in a position where: the. the Ministers' of every Church, and
Railway Board had any power over th e Trustees' and Principals of
!thin. + every School, throughout the Pro-
"Wa are entitled' to summon be- vines, to give their heartiest so -
fore no any person whom we believe operation on' !these special days,
to'have a knowledge of:thd rams- _looking toward the early defeat of
sections which took place between this dreadful though vulnerable foe
the municipalities and hat railway," ' J. M. GIBSON.
was the reply of Chairman McIntyre Government House,
of the board, "whether he is now an 18th November, 1913.
APPOINTED A -J. P.
Major, H. T. Rance ha& been ap-
pointed a justice of the .peaceand
is now qualified to set, on eases.
He will take Police MagistrateAn
Brows duties in the tatters absence.' Areou goingto the Winter Fair at
Y
GUN SHOOT Guelph? Huron County Should get af-
ter that fine prize liat.:j
There are many •gu,ni-men fn
town to -day and more are 'expect
ed to -morrow. Of course they are
such a good natured bunch no ono
classes\ ;them with the gun -men.
you read about in the Amelri.can
eities, •
BROKE HER ARM
EDITORIAL
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Iiominioa Parliament will not meet
Until ,fanuary`it is said.
Tliere'e nothing so,good as a laugh=
a real laugh, not a grin nor a giggle
but a laugh.'
On Saturday afternoon ,Mrs, A.
J. Gregg, met with a painful acci-
dent at her home. While engag-
ed in hanging a picture, ands'tand-
ing on a small table, .the table:slip
bed, throwing ber to (the floor,
reaking her left arm above the
wrist. We hope Mrs. Gregg will
have a speedy recovery.
MILITIA CHANGES
W. B. 'McTaggart of Clinton, a
graduate •of the A. M. C., is given
a commision as lieutenant in the
new Thirty-first Battery, C. F. A.,
which has its headquarters, at
Go deli chi.
Provisional Lieutenant C. G.'Van
stone,, Thirty-third Huron 'Regi-
ment, is permitted to retire.
George Spotton and Harry. Clar-
ence McLean become provisional
lieutenants in the same corps.
BETTER DO IT NOW!
The address label on your New
Era tells to, what date your sub-
scrlption is paid. See that it reads
Dec. 31, '14, which signifies' that the
subscriber has been prompt to re-
newing for the coming year. Many
officer of the company or not. We hundreds of New Era readers re-
can summon any person whom we new their subscriptions befon'e the
think to be in a position to throw great holiday rush, doing the pub -
any light upon the question. lisher a favor and at the sometime
Moyes Instructed to Talk. avoiding the necessary delay in
'Mr. Moyes' objected to giving ev;- changing the labels during the
busy seaslon. Why not bo one, of
d,ence because Mr. Watson was in- the "early ones" this year? •
volved in a'High Court case, but Mr
Proudfoot pointed out that the ser- RETURN •OF, THE FAVORITES
vice of the summons was on Nov-
ember 7, which left 13 days to pro- Perry's Peerlless Players, with
cure other counsel. He •considered i Dan Malloy and Hazel Corinne, will
that the, 'Western municipalities Company, 1 soon be back again with all new
had already been yut off too long. shows for a short engagement of
To this Mr. P. A. PVlalcohn, repro- 1 by II 1 J 1 H L only three nights: This season Mr.
senting Kincardine and the Town- S Perry has secured some very beau
ship of .Cluron, added that there y 1 d p tiful productions which ' he. Will
Was an impression abroad that some K i t 1 present 'at popular (prices. This
person or other was trying to hold tl f 11 Company is well known to the lo-
cal people and carry all new spec
ial s'cener`y and effects for each
attraction, which is presented coin
plete in every detail. New vaude
Wille specialities will be presented.
between the acts. Watch for - the
elates, December 4, 5 and 0, 'when
this Company will play for the
benefit of the Clintons Fire Bri-
gade,
INCONSIDERATE ORDERING
Status of Companies
in Union Life Tangle
up the investigation. Mr. Moyes Union Life l ssnranec Coni any
was then instructed by Chairman in liquidation contracts reinsured
McIntyre that - de would be expect.- by the Motropolitican Life Insur-
ed to r give, equestio • once Company. Policy -holders not
Under the questioning of DIF. Z\ tit re~insnrirg my (the Metitopo1itiean
Proudfoot; counsel of the es stat-, Company will receive a dividend of
polities interested, Mr, Moyes stat- ,'from 00 to 70 per cent of their paid
ed that ho ceased to be president of i u premiums. Stockholders are
the Ontario West Shore R•ttlwayin not likely to get anything,
June, 1913, having tendered iris res -Home Life Insurance Company--
; ignition to Mr. S. C. Smoke, vice- Businesrl has been re -insured by
vakt♦N••• ,•••••••••••• 44,600•••••••••••'•••@•••f ♦• l president, at a meeting held in 'the the Sun Life Insurance Company.•••• latter's office: He was unable to The olicy-holders have been pro-.
1 produce the minute book of this or
pp
• 4. any other'railway meetings, the tc.eted entirely, and itis expected
• Ithat the shareholders will get a
The present status of the U then
Life. Assurance Company, the Home
Life Insurance ane the
other different companies eontrol-
lcc by -II. Pol man Evans. and H.L.
Symons, and involve in the res-
ent investigation before Referee
George •apps e—is contained in
to following summaryi-
'Ordered
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Clot!
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Clothing
1 Gifts
,:cal
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boobs having n2ving been
left with Mr.
n Complete re-
if net a cor
ubt fa ,tial t
♦ Smoke. .His •est nation was accept-
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♦ ed,Mr.Moyes a decl, the only pet turn, excepting those of the Nation
y • elms present being Mr: Smoke and al !agency Company, the holdings near. It is the delivery man who
himself. He sottld not state wheth of which company have been tbs.-
; suffers moat, and to cite an in -
or or not other directors had been gosded of to pay advances against stance, a crit or fon a local store
• notified of this meeting ]field in Mr the same
and there will creditors.
a . convemenee sake left a few deliver
• al sentiment again me, which shareholders or creditors, les in the outlying parts to deliv
•-would , - detrimental + +a. rail- National Land, Fruit and Paak er after his return to, the store; in.
C liquidation. H;
It wodld be a kindly bit -Of con -
,sideration on the part of house-
wives if they would makea point
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of getting their orders for pio'i.
signs in early on Saturdays espec
it -illy is this, Flo as Christmas
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Christmas Lists
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• Men are practical, and they like to re p
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• tical gifts. A gift of something to wear will be sure
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yet
even you are not ready to buy just
♦ i ', National Agency is in liciuidation had made most of hiss rounds, lav
Smoke's
ke'd that o.if there was a personnothingleft for
ing started at seine o'clock but for
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road, it would be better for me to
be out of it," Mr, Moyes added,"and•
that was partly my [reason for re-
signing.
Yes, I was one of the,
si n
fist e
g g•
stockholders, but cannot xememper
any others besides Mr. Smoke and
Mr. John MeEwan, of. Goderieb.
There were some Boston interests
n t
an e
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hands,but I cano
'vhfcli ch
changed
into whose hands they
got."
The Lost Minute Book.
• f_ "I would like to know where that
minute book is which belongs to tbe
Ontario West Shore Railway," Mr.
Proudfoot insisted.
"I do not know where it is," was
the reply.
"'Where are the other papers be-
longing" to the railway?
• Mr. Proudfoot P0te,ssed.
• "I gave them all - to Mr. Smoke
• everything incidental to the man-
• agesnent of the railway."
• "Every s'cr'ap of paper gone over?,'
♦ "Yes; Iisent them to Mr, Smoke
•• very shortly after I tendered my re
signation."
* ' "Well, Mr. Smoke told me," Mr,
•Proudfoot replied, "when this in
vestigation opened, that- he would
• have to go to 'you to get the pap-
* ere."
• "If Mr. Smoke thought I still' had
• anything in my possession of mat-
erial importance in !the manage
• ment of the railway, then he was
•• mistaken."
♦ Pre,ssed as to whether he had ever
• seen these- papers in Mie. .Smoke's
• possession afterward, Mrl. Moyes
stated that at a subsequent visit(to
•• Mr. Smoke's, office he had seen the.
Z latter handling some of them.
• Moyes Powerless Now.
• , "What I cannot understand," Mr.
• Proudfoot urged, "is -why Mr, Smoke
• said howould have to see ou ,to
e get the papers to go into the meat-.
• ter, Haven't t you -sufficient con-
+ trol to get this information for us
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now?1t
t'I have no control, though I am in-
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♦ Clondtiinted on Plage Two.
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Just a few weeks to do your Christmas Shopping '�
—late selections are always hurries -and the stocks
never as
good.
are
This List will make . Choosing easy and you can
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sure our gilt, will be especially acceptable
be
• Suits 8.5o to 25.00
• Hats 1.00 to 4.00
• Shirts ........... 50 to 2.50
• Suspenders
.26 to' .75
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• Hose .2 5 to ,75
S .,.. .2 ' to 2. 5
iVluffie4' 50 S
Pyjamas I.5o to 3,50
Overcoats 8.00 to 24.00
Caps .25 to r 50
Ties .25 to 1,25.
Sweater Coats .75 to 5.00
House Coats........,........... < 3.5d to 10,00
Rain Coats.... 7.5o to 10.00
Umbrellas ............ .75 to 5:00
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ur'chasc here and it will be ielivered when you
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want it,
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A.Square Dial torEvery Man
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ing an Eva is un q case a parcel badbeenmissed
Pohlman Evans, the, President, is When he gni? '..o ,the store there
attempting a re -organization of was a who: bunch more orders
this company and unless a success awaiting him. Su}sly anyone can
can
be accom-
fol re -organization get their orde>1S for delivery in by
pushed, the, losses will, probably nine o'clock.
amount to $400,000 or $500,000.
Imperial Loan and Investment
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Company. An application fox the FREIGHT RATES FOR
liquidation of this company is now.
WINTER FAIR
standing, = and "a dividend to cred- The railway companies, have gran
itors and shareholders is uncertain. ted them,ost favorable rates on ex
Canada Provident Investment hibits to the Winter Fair this year.
and Loan Association owes$340,000 F all points, east'of Fort Wil -
to
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to the Union Life Insurance Com-
pany, and its officers' state _that it
has no assets to be, presently rel
alined upon.
Securities Com
Land and
Agency Lan
pany—is still in business and con-
Wilke!• Term Opens .Ian 5th
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
Gives its students the best business
education and assists them 1, secure
position whin competent. Write to
clay for tut large eatalogce.
trolled by H. Penman Evans.
National Credit Clearing Com-
pany,' owes the Union Life Insur-
ance Company $0,700 and its as -
Sets, are said to consist. mainly of
,shares in allied corporations. Itis
still in businesis under Mr, Evans.
Stratford I3uilding and Loan As-
soeiation is still in •business, but
with assets of very little tenant-
able value to meet debentures. of
$200,000, held by the Union Life As-
surance Company.
Births, Marriages tt Deaths
BIRTHS.
KONKO At Niagre Falls on' Nov. 16
to Mr. and Mrs. Konko (nee Miss
Maitha Crawford)a daughter.
ROGERS — In Brucefield on Friday,
Nov. 21st, to Dr. and Mrs, Rogers, a
daughter.
DEATHS.
FRENCH—In Goderich Township, on
Tuesdgy, Nov. 25th, Rnbert'Mervyn
French• infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy French, aged 1 -year and 8
toot, His.
CANNON-In.Brucefield on Nov. 20th
at the home of her son in "law. Dr.
Rogers, hal s. T. W. Cannon, of Lon
don, in her 701h; veer.
What the people of Canada want is
a well supplied breakfast table shorn
of high priced` necessaries. Tariff for
revenue only is legislation that would
tend to provide this.
Make December a month of squar-
ing off accounts. A dollar set in me.
tion will pay many a hill in the course
of,its travels if it can only be kept in
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motion. I e.0 loses its ower hen
It n o p w
somebody "anchors" it depriving coin-
age of its mission of helpfulness.
Everybody taking taking a lift, a big load
can be moved, hut where a few are
caddied with enough for ten it becomes
a. burden indeed, Work this out in
relation to the community and the
various circles von are connected with
and you will not be disappointed Ir. the
results.
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Thal West shore road must have
had a peculai• history judging by some
of the evidence that has been given.
It would seem as if the confiding tax
payers got most terribly roasted. If
probing will put the blame on the
right party or parties then it sbould
go right on even if some people are
made wince. Fair play is bonnie play.
The country press will have to put
the "Kibosh" on the cheap city dailies
and will he well backed up by the rur-
al, subscribers or the departmental
store will sib upon the local business
pian so bard as to make him quit—he
will be a deader. It does not 'follow'
that bargain hunters will always be
bargain getters,
A Toronto brsiness man purchas-
ed cured meats in' London, Eng-'
land, that had been shipped from
Toronto, cheaper than the could
get them in his own city. 'Ibis -
.8 the report, that has gained currency.
Wonder if it is true? If it is then it is
high time that a lesson was taught the
eoutbinsters, that would last then': all
their lives, The same story is told re'a
tive to flour. A man bus a perfect
right to make a fairly good profib•on
his ,turnover but it is an injustice to
the ordinary consumer to !Lake him
pay a heavy percentage to fatten the
exchequer of any millionaire, 'Some-
times our politics leads us into devi-
ous ways where we usually get the
worst of it.
Huerta or Wilson and the choice
must soon be made. If the former
will quietly retire he night be able to
"come back" in the not distant future
with the prospect of representing a
united Mexico. If He does not with-
draw his name may be "Dinnis" ssith-
o havinghis
Rh-
ein an opportunity unit i
y
Pp
aspirations gratified. take the hint
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Mr, Huerta, that those war ships,
gathered along your shores will speak
a language you wilt likely utiderstane
if the swelling continues in your head
as bad as is has for the past few
months. Sitting on top of a volcano
is rath r iisky business unless you are
anxious to realize on your insurance
policies.
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Something
For Nothing
For a limited time only we
will give absolutelyrfree.
3 full size cakes of
PALM OLIVE SOAP
Regular price 150. a cake
with, each jar of
.ALM OLIVE CREAM
We believe this one of the fin•
eat Creams on the market, and
the regular price is 50c. Act
quickly and get 95e. of value for
50c,
THE REXALL STORE
• • Holmes
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Our many customers are
always looking for "Some-
thing New." We are ready
for them' now with a full
supply of fresh new Fruit for
Christmas—
New select Valencia Raisins,
3 lbs.. for 25e
New cleaned Currants
3 lbs, for 25e
Fresh new Figs 8c per ib.
Fresh new Dates 10c per lb.
Fresh new "Dromedary"
Dates', 10c per package
ALSO NEW PEELS,,
Lemon, Orange, Citron
New Shelled ,Walnuts.
New Shelled Almonds,
We have also a quantity of
1912 Raisins, while they last
at four lbs. for 05c,
T• 'NEIL
THE RUB GROCER
Phone 40
72nd. mile post Thursday of last
week and received. many congratu-
lotions on the event from all points
of the coinpass among the number
being one from King George. Fon
as busy a man Sir Wilfred holds his
own in good style and appears
about as able to fill the bill as many
a man ten years his junior, and
bids fair to occupy a. prominent
place for years yet• It does not
take much time nor cost much
money to 'keep tab on the birth-
days of our close friends and yet
y
it, perhaps, rarely ,occurs to us .he
idea: of mailing them a card or writ-
ing a ;lett'er expressive of good
wishes, We rather like the idea
of a "shower" of0 birthday cards,
occasionally at least, which the re-
cipient would regard as a rled,let-
ter day in the cycle of -the swiftly
fleeting years. These little com-
monplace actions are bound to kill
of Health the office towel will have out laelfishnees and forgetifulness
tobq washed once aweek whether
,and will do all concerned good,
it needs it or not. The prinking of -
Tice towel has a long record and
it,seemcs almost like meddling with
an old heirloom to pass regulations
korie,s
time s
�d mar the old
that wool
that have been handed down con-
cerning it. But here is another in-
stanced ,of interferinng with personal
From p _ liberty and passing legislation that
ham in ,Ontario and an all points : tells us what we must do whether
in Quebec and Newt Brunswick bona we like it or not. Believing in this
fide exhibits will be charged full Principle 've willis'enexpee'ted deavor tobe con-
for
tariff going to the fair. An' the form ko what to
return jouilney' when the exhibits
are accompanied by the original
paid expense bill or freight re-
ceipt and a certificate in duplicate
from Ii(: W. Wade, Secretary of the
Fair to the effect that tithe proper
ty has rat changed ownership the are among the startling facts con—
exhibits will be returned free to A'voma y twined in the summary of factsnow
the •original shipping station any is 1 pd 1 1 f 1 f It being sent out oto, Teachers' and
tint. wifhin ten day,; of'er the close need b tl �- Clergymen of the Dominion by the.
of the fair.
g National Sanitarium Association..
tato t h t t{
M.I 110 orch h S. Tho outlines of addresyes hn
The orch has again been erectted ivlich' the .stafisties occur are for
p 14177
th in froom of the postosfice Por g p T $ nae in the schools and churches on,
the 'tinter season.
Renew• your subsciiptioun to The
One .Every Four Hours
Ontario's Death Rate from
Tuberculosis is Appalling.
That one-tenth =to oneesevenfiia
•cal of
d fash-
od A r
rho ubl
ie o
g
should
of
fl
�f 'ice towel
,,pp rinthn o fi
toned
P g ne deaths in ,Ontario are : duel
elsecure an ease u y s o o e ravages o ensu p r
k th h' N ith
b d d f 11 t wed t th f C m 'tion ands
away wit o arc fives', , . ei er
moth nor rust could corrup`_ it: thatthere is a death from this dise-
.ease every four hours in the year,,
PR.AISB FOR A FORIIIER
CLINTON SINGER
In its. report of , a splendid con-
cert given by the choirs of Dundas
Centre Methodist church, London,
one of the best choirstin the city,
the Advertiser e'peal.:a thus of a
well known forme:Clinton
singer,
.
"Mr. Fowler, who by the wayislthe
new male 'soloist of thechurch,
acquitted' himself in a ,manner
which ''showed him to be one of the
most artistic and cultured voca-
lists, ever heard in the city" Ishan be final."
n's, sur•,e to have her was s'
not re fiction. Where the
"way" leads a to e u tress. no au
e foundwith her p ersever
anee• Rid etown. Women's, Insti-
tute -their ,'hearts on a o'vn
clock and on'Fair day "tagged"
enough people to secure to-
ward the :timepiece. Failure in r.
word not to be found unthe lexi-
conf • ' ' evofnen and the' very
fact•of their anticipated success car-
ries them over, man arebuff.
r's' what maybe, accom-
accom-
plished united effort wiselyand
optimistically dir:ected.Oftentimes
, r ve futile beeause;we
and initiative and
are afraid to be charged with too
much zeal. To make bt s,eyes we
must aim atthe target. Let us be
doers and not tall, much about it.
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Nothing ',succeeds like ;success'
and to be able to put the' material
on the )market that may properly
ba -labelled "gilt edged" goes' a tong
distance in' commanding the top
figure. It 'does not make much dif-
ference• as to the realm ortthe fam-
ily towhich the article may belong
therule holds good. ac concrete
example comes to hand in reference
toy the great Scottish humorist—
:Harry. Lauder`—'who is to receive
$5,625 for one week's engagement
in,Glasgoev, on hie, return from the
tour of the world:,• There may be
th eoceasion of the Annual Tuber -
of
New Era. culosis, Day exercises, on (_Friday, -
ew work neatly executed at The It Nov. 08, and.Sunday Nov.30. The
New Era..y
Have you ,started_ your Christ- rslslurp i ing firs', Annual Tuberenlo�sdsl Swnday,
mss' shooping yet? plash d by t d ff o The Outline shows 2250 deaths
• All it of interest are 'wel-
come
d in a year in Ontario; one-third of
come at this, office. -
our efforts
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Owing to the extra advertisi-n, laCl. coinage which are person's between the
g
o8 the holiday dseason, awe would 1l ages .of 18 ;and 45.
ask our advertisers to have their'
i 1
copy reach the office not 1st er
than Monday of each week.
Are you going back? Are you
entertaining out-of-town friends or
relatives? Are you going 'to en-
tertain 'your club ,members/ Do
you want that next meeting of your
Society announced in the New Era -
If so kindly telephone! No. 30<and
ask for the 'Editor: We Will appre
date greatly favours of this kind,
It is upl to, the countieslof the
Province, • to provide office acenm-
°dation for Public Schools Inspec-
tors, 'under the amended Schoof
Act ,ppast last s;ession. Section 5a
is added to tilos Act. as follows ;
"The county council ,shall also pro
vide the Inspector with such meeea other vocalists who 'sing the same
nary :office accommodation and songs and tell the same funny
furniture, and clerical assistance; stories' but they•can't command the
it ce thegood and
'� f an difference has made
and ins ease ooder
t y cash. La
tweent he county council and the hiss name and fame can be banked
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Inspector as: to what list necessary, .on. The moral is—Rate No. 1 if
w .
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d tete may1S he
the matter in dispute 1 you wart'•to reach t
termined' _by the Judge, of the
COUntY 'those 'decision ch t
Sir Wilfred Lau)lier passed hie
CLINTON MARKETS.
Hogs( 45.25
Eggs 40-41
Butter 23-24
f Vheat 83-83,
Oats' 30-33
Barley 50-55
Peas 80-85,
Bran;—$023-$24,
Shoats -$25,
Toronto Markets
Top 't=notations this week,-
Cattle ..._. $8.00:
Lambs ..}. $8.50
Sheep $0.75
Hoge . '$8.75
Ch se .::.. . 2
........ 131-4
Butter . . 0'to281-2
Egbg 45
s
• a _ 40e
Wheat ......- l 88e
r
Pi ails- -57 to 58
Potatoes, per 1,00
Beans $1,65 to 1.75