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train coming clown the famous
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LOCAL ENTRANCE PUPILS
DID WELL.
Naturally the Entrance candid-
ates are anxious to knowl the re-
sult of the recent exams, On (in-
quiry The New Era learned (that
the papers have all been; marked
and seat te Toronto for the ap-
proval of the, Departnient of (Edu-
cation. Until the papers are fre-'•
turned with the lief approve(l or
amended byti Department no an-
nouncement of the successful can-,
didates can be made. However, it
Was learned that locellet the ean-
didates did vein, well and that the
liste when published shortly will
contain a fine percentage of succes-
ses, It may be a week oe, two; he-
,
fore the lisi can be published.
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ENTRANCE RESULTS
' IN A WEEK, • • ,
The resulte of the eetraneel sax-
eminaLions locally ;will not likely
bo announced /for' about es week'
The papers have been sent to Tor-
onto, where they must be approv-
ed. It is expected( that the results
will show that the (examinations.
were Comparatively easy,
NEW $5 BILL'S ISSUED,
OD Deminion Day therm was( is-
sued the. new five-Idollaa Domin-
ion bill, The new bill is a panticul-
wily fine piece of •rorkmanship.
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LOCALS. • •
Be abooister in the interetit of else
-town. " Don't lenceel the town, that
gives :you(
•' A Poem' on the ((new anown.hay"
Will now Veit order.-btit
, intend to *rite iit, ; With litaothy
ax $12 per ton.'• • •
BRUSSELS 'WINS 1ISPR1CP.
Brussels '.(football.l 'teerei.playeld•
••Seafowth Predate 'evening endeavor'
by210 0. This gives the livenn'eas
the -11111'00 dieltrict although one
game with 'Brucefield remains to be'
mlayed, but It will recst attest Iliere-
KEEPING ON HIS RIGHT SIDE. ,
Mr. Coats' rose garden at the reg-
ietry office is a magnificent eight
those June days. The roses -hun-
dreds of them-ara out in all %their
splendor of colon and form •sand
perfume, making a veritable riot of
beauty and fragrance, It has 1.ak-
en a great deal of persistent work,
not to speak of horticultural Weill,
to• accomplish the results c which
this' garden shows, but the work is
congenial and gives Mr. Coate(
many happy hours.-Goderich Sig-
nal. • •
A BUNCH OF BURGLARIES.
Goderich Star, -The police, May-
or Reid and Co. Attorney: Seager
have had considerable work the
past week investigating a, aeries
of burglaries, one each in Clinton,'
Hay township near Hensalle ;and
Goderich, The capture -was mesrle
by High Constable 'Whiteside, the
accused being a young man, • who
gives the name of Edward Bennett
land claitad to hail from Pembroke.
The, etoreeof W. D. Fair & Co., in
Clinton, and Reg, Black's tailor
shop in Goderich, followed (the
Rensall burelarY, and in every Case
[missing articles were identified,
though the accused makes whole-
sale detaals, HeSs regareled as an
undesirable and possibly (danger-
ous character, and there was suffi-
cient evidence to commit him (for
triaf on all three charges, Wednes-
day Bennett icameilbefore the Coun-
ty Jildge fax election; pleading
not guilty, his trial wars fixed for
July 11thl
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Varnishes, Japalac and Floorlac
Dustbane—the great sweeping compound
Balance of Lawn Mowers
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Ai GOOD SIGN. •
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The return .of Convictions fax ,the
quarter ending Mar 31st, made to
Crown. Attorney Seeger by magi.-
slrates of the County, shows a eon-
tinuanee of the good order) which
marked the previous quarter. But
eight easel are reported, for the•
whole County four being vagrant**,
one a breach of the Liquor Act, and
1 he other three Minor offences.
Constable W. J. 131,ssett, of (Exeter,
has five, of the I1St to iis credit.
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LOST A HARD GAME. .
Ottawa won the final game of the
series front Kane's scrappy„Red Sox
Friday afternoon at -(Brent-
ford in a, very impeesteivmanner.
and ethe local lane wereesgiven a
look at the, Senators at their • ibest,
which proved sufficient explana,
Lett of 'their empsence pp at., the top
of the Catadiftt League t eams'or
thereabouts all *leaser. It was big
Joe McManus versus Richard Clin-
ton Tasker yesterday, and Richard
Clinton had considerably the,bettee
of the 'argument up to theninth tin-
ning. Manager Cook of the Ottawa
Club thinks Dick 'Packer is a fine
Piitcher. Dick seems to be USIDg
much better . judgment this year
and hecertainly hag pitched good
4balle When the hot weather comes
the big fellow will be a horse .for
work. ,
LEGAL QUESTION.
In Saturday's Mail and Empire
the following legal question and
answer appeared :-W. S. D., Clin-
ton 'meet:lased Property
from' the estate of B, deceased
Paying 10 per cent cash, as peeled-
vertised terms' of sale, the balance
to be paid in six weeks The exec-
utors gave A possession of the pro-
perty on the first payment [being
made, The tenant of the property
then Made an agreement •Svith A
to purchase it from hint. Must the
tenant pay the rent to A. fatenilthe
date of A's purehasei or shculd he
Pay the six weeks' rent tell/he fe,xe
ecutoes? (2) A.commenced making
repairs Las soon as he purchased.
but if the tenant pays (thee:m.14%w
the executer can A make a claim for
the amount spent in making re-
pairs?
Ax; -.-A. became the o Wner af the
Preperty Irene. thd date when he
purchased it from. Lena estate. He
was further entitled to the rent
from that date. The terms of sale
will state whether he has to ipay
sex weeks' interest upon the bal-
aece of the purchase money A's
agreement to sell the property !to
the tenant should state the swIrole
bargain as between A and 'the ten-
ant. It cannot in rimy way affect
A'e agreement with 13, (2) The teu-
ant has no rigied to pay the rentto
the executor, unless it is so agre4d
between the parties. A hes' ho
claim upon the estate for the cost
ef thq repairs made by him af3for
taking possession,
PRESENTATION AND ADDRESS.
After the regular Sueday even-
ing service at Ontario( Street
church, The Epworth League Pree-
en,ted their pastel! Rev. T. Wesleer
Cosens with a silk umbeella, ;with
silver mounted handle and initiat-
ed, and also a sett of ebony Military
brushes and ease to• Mr. 'Dewitt
Coseits. The address wag read by
Me C. Hawke and Mies Carrie.Ship-
ley, President of the League and
Mr, Elmer C.Beaconi, Seceetae(y,
made the presentation to Rev. Mr.
Cosens and Dewitt, tresner...tively.
Following was the address read ;Rev, T. '4V. Cesenss
Dear Mr. Casella the Method-
iet clack has once more struck the
hour for departeuee and with feel-
ings of deepestregret' we, the
members of the Ontario Street Ep-
worth Le•ague, bow to its ruling
Which takes you front us as our pas-
tor, We feel we eennotret you and
your family, take your ,departui(el
from us, without expressing in some
way, our deep' eegret, for we feel
• our League has always had a first
place (in your heart and life., ;You
have been a Pattern and BM iospira-
tom to us ineceinenny ways, both
by Your regular attendance and ef-
fort to uplift tfsjto a hi gh er (m-
le,tionshiP. First to our Master and
Leader Jesus Christ, and (also in
our duty as Leaguersto each other,
in which you have been so ably
as-
sistesi by your devoted wife • and
soar We •shall miss your words, ef
exhortation and her kindly (smile
and loving council, Please 'accept
the accompanying gifts, to you and
your son not( because of their in-
trial•sic value but as en • (expression
of our-heeets' 'deepest love and eh-..
teens( and we will ever pray (chat
the mighty spirit of our • Divine
Master nlay ever attend yon tn 11
your work. That the years yet re-
mateing may ben:fore full of 'glory,
growing More( and Ineee unto Stile
perfect day, For Life is fax Labor;
Death for RestIeEternity, fax ate -
Down the( cohnn.g Future May the
sunlight,,sweep
All along thy pathway MaY rio
shaclo.ws sleep
Like thd, wdld winds blowing fet-,
• terless and free
'May thy yearning,
ithrongh'.,Lef.e's journeyrbe.
Sign.ed on behalf of 'Epworth
Lexigue.
Carrie R,SbApley Pres
'Elmer IC. EleacoM4 See.
AT • •-
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Bellowing was the results of the
Clinton eowlers at Seaforth on 'Wed-
• nesday; -Preliminaty.-sHoover, 10;
Vow, Stratford 14; F. Davis Gode.
rich'24; R. Freeman, 20; First Round;
Bright, Seaforth, 16; J. Taylor is; Rev
jeakins IS; Clegg Seaforth 17; Hoover
19; Shine, Seafortb 12; Assecustiou-
2nd • Round -Putman, Goderich 25;
Rev. Jeakins 18; Consolation, Taylor
15; Rawsien, Bxeter 4.
MINOR LOCA•
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• Beautify Clinton.
Pateoneze Clinfton.
•Advertiele
Speak well of Clinton.
Swat the 'flies( and Isey nothing
' about the heat. • You kicked ori the
• Thousands of visittocre should (be
given a•good impression of the
beauties of Clinton, Are you doting
your part? Clean. up 1 Brlighlten
up! •-
A TIE GAME:- •
Atter getting away with a good
start in the baseball match between
Zurich and Clinton last Fridaly
night, several of the Clinton team
seemed to get stage fright and lin
the fourth innings Zurich pleored
SIX runs and had two, on bases whe.ri
thehorne boys eucceeded en gelating
theala out,, Setae hard hitting was
dene'on both sides. E. Wurm got a
2 bagger and Hoffman ahomextun
in the fourth, Both Riley John-
son and Greig had a•three base hit.
Zurich used two,pitchers iFfoffinan
and Brown and they had only four
strike outs between, the'ntt. KIEV
'made 7 fan the air., Weir, the
0.1, boy, made perfect throws ,to
Twee suogiseepoaeaseeZ pee encltan
sea SDOIDTELTSZTla ID31:CLIOR •puoees
went against( the/ boys that told
.on them in the score. However wei
will make it clear that Norman has
since seen stisheed hetwas wrvug,
but, at the time, he gave' the deeds -
ions, thinking they were earrect.
Following isehe sum t -
Clinton -3 0 0 3 0 1 0 2 0-9 •
Zurich -0 0 2 6 0 0 1 0 0-9.
Batteries - Zurich -- Hoffman,
Brown and Wurm,
Clineon-Kiley and Weir.
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Council Meeting.
The register -monthly meeting of the
Council met on Tuesday evening, and
all 'the members were present except
Councillors T. Jackson and 1', Beacons
Minutes of last meeting were read
and confirmed.
A eon) DThiliCat i011 was reet4 from Dr.
Shaw, secretary of the tvinerworks,
asking that the water commissioners
request that the teem eternal] give ;is a
check fax the amount held by them by
unexpended mollies belonging to the
capital account of the watesevot les.
A siclesvalk petition was presented
and fylecl till late]: dale.
The town soiniter will Ionic into sev-
• eral m stters coeneceed with the town
business.
Mr, Albert }learn was appointed
night Yet -Liebman, and Sergeant, Welsh
will take Chief Wheaeleys job While
the ehief is looking after the marl
bnilcling. •
• The street committee reported the
progress of the work on Ontario street
and in about a week this street will be
r I 1 1,
,Rsi. Johnson, bettes. known as
"RileSS" takes the place of Jas. Fair on
the stall of the Me fighters.
the property committee was in-
set ueteel to make arrangements for the
coal supply fax the coming wieter,
The finance committee brought in
their report, which amounted to a
good sum, and was adopted.
A motion was mule requesting the
svlte'. commissioners to Mellish a re.
port to the eounell as is requited by
stsfutee.
The money held. hy the council of
the capital acconet, be handed over to
the water commiesionere on the secur-
ity of 8500 being given by she coin
missieners. .
Council e3jeurned.
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e Democratic Nominee
WOODROW WILSON, GOVERNOR
OF NEW JERSEY. F•oereser Pres-
ident of Princeton University,.
wh,ose noniinatia was bitterly
opposed ID)? Tammany Hall, A
'High:1314°V' who would bring
credit bottle Deraocrats and if el-
•eeted, 'bottle United States.
,FINED $16
The P.M. and police worked ov-
ertime on Monday when G. Perrin -
was arreged aix twa different
charges of stealing. The property
was returndi to the owners,
DO YOU WANT WATER?
Citizens wishing water services
for their residences' please notify
the Water Coancasiesioners' at once
•as the timeeiselihreeted for applica-
tions,
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L. 0. L. MEMBERS.
• Murphy L. 0, L. 710' will attten,d
Divine service on Sunday, evening,
Tuly 7th, at thet Wesley Meth'odisti
church, eh members' and tvieiting
brethren are requested teLattend.
SOME HURONITES WERE'
EMPLOYED.
Monday's dailies reported a ser-
ious fire of the J. F. Cairns depart-
mental store at ISaeleatooni. Many
Huronites have been employed in
that store, The loss 'wag over half
a million.
SENT UP FOR TRIAL.
Thethef 1 ellarge brought by Mr.
Murphy against Mr. Seel was tried
by P.M. Andrews on Friday ,af ter -
sena and after hearing several w
'it-
nesses the defendant wait sent up
for trial to Goderiche Bail was al-
lowed. The Crown Attorney
Peered or Mr, Murphy and V.
Proucifoot K. C., for the defendant,
, C. T, U. MEETING.
At the register meeting Of the W
C T. U. held sit the home ot Mrs
W Harland, Mrs, Rev. Cosens, who
was about to sever her connections
with Clinton branch was presented
with a pearl set WC. T. TJ.
Mrs, W. Harland, read, a theme rid:
dress, (and Mrs:. C. Wallis, Presid
ent of the Society, pined. the ;pin
on Mrs. Cosens, who _replied in
very fitting manner:
MINISTERS FAMILY IS
SHOWERED WITH GIFTS.
congregational meeting 'we!
Eeld in the Methodist Chuteh, Har
Dow, last +Thursday evening to take
leave of the retiring pastor, 11,
ton L•Win, who goes to
A feature of the evening was the
presentation of a GUM of money, to
the choir in recogniticm, of services
rendeeeld. Miss Ella Wright, solo-
ist, to whom: the gift' was handed,
replied in a very happy strain on
behalf of the Choir, The pastor
w as then presented with tweisitet-
five dollars in gold, accompanied
vette a most appreciative address
touching his pulpit' ability and
manhood among theepeciple. The
pastor's wife received a beautiful
sunburst of pearls from her, (Bible
class, of which she has been teach-
es: for three yeays,A leather, lined
club bag from, her' art clasSsand
purse of money from. the W, M. 8,
Miss Weldon alsoreceived a gold
piece from the Mission Circle crud
Sunday school class, The /me -m-
ond gentleman is a brother of Mr.
Irwin, merehant of town, and has
visited here several' times,.
DEATH OF MRS, ALEX.
ROBERTSON.
Following a few clays' illness as
the. ,result of 01 paralytic stroke,
Mrs. Alexander !Robertson, of God-'
erich, answered the final summons
on Saturday night, nine 22nd. Or
the Tuesday peevSeus' to her dean-
ise the deceased was found by bee
husband and sou lying unconscious
on the kitchen floor. just a few min-
utes after •she had; been out Meth
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oniethin eft/ of,
Which to Hang Your
ctirta!lis.
• A. Brass Telescope Rod with curved ends and
rounded edges on which to shtir your curtains
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without cutting or tearing the threads. It is light
and strong. Easily put up or taken down, acid
• holds the curtains far enough away from the casing
to allow a free movement of the shade. The oval
ends make a very artistic effect. We have it in'
three styles. One for a single pail, of curtains;
• another for double curtains, or a single pair and an
over drop; and a third style made so that the
brackets will hold the shade as *ell as the curtains
• May we Show Them Jo You?
TheW.D. Fair Eo.
jOften the eheapest—THways the Best
Selling Out
The Big Sale is still going on. Scores have
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taken advantage of this,' Great Money -Saving Sale.,
Have You ? .
Our large and well -assorted stock of
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1 Children's Shoes and Slippers'xs Attracting
1 .. the Mothers' Attention.
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ANOTHER INCREASE,
The customs collections for Clin-
ton port for the/ past threepeonehe
are: -
April 1st to July 1st 1911, $9,292.21
APril 1st, to July lot, 1912, $10,159.27
Ieerease $ 867,04
NEW 0.1. C.I.Teaches..
Mr, TA, %eclair, 11. A., of Termi-
te University, and( specialise fax
se/once, who hasbeen( a successful
eacher at Walkerton Collegiate
has accepted the position vacated
bv•Mr. Firth, wh,o goes to Lindsay,
The New Era welcomes lale, Sinclair
to our town.
HOLIDAY WAS QUIET,
Monday was a very, quiet day in
town, as no sports were held here.
The bowlers enjoyed themsellves on
the greenl Picnic crowds went to
,Bayfield, while, the baseball boys
went down to Centralia, by Elliott's
saute and play.ed two. genies (with
the boys of the southern bueg,
A RUNAWAY.
Wednesday afternoon Mr. John
Ashton, of the .Lonclon Road, drove
into town and tied up his horn
front of Harland' Bros. Hardware
stoee, and( hie young son had only
got out of the. buggy )1then the
horse took fright and broke away.
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The horse rad up street and Eisen -
ed at the Royal Bank (tomer, and
took to the sidewalk in Shone; of
& Co.'s store. John Sera -
ton stopped the horse in front of
efoheson's harness shop, It was a
wonder the horse had not tumbled
when it got on the sidewalk. The'
biggy missed the. plate glass win-
dows of the Merrish Clothing, Cm
by inches. The only damageelone
was a broken
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Yard let the; Tear of the, nouse. Fioni ,
that time she never (rallied 4- it it
and the end came as above stated •
Mrs,Robeeesn's Maiden name was 4.
Mary Ann Long, and she twee .,
daughter of 'Mr, and Mrs. john :
Long, who were among the early ire
settlers in Colborne township' near '
IBreellamnidn,els..evilentety. Playe:aes"a,aSgOl, We Have Been Watching Yott
and she, eves hue a chiScl whenothe
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family ,ezeigreted to Canada. About ±
forty yearsagoshe was ,united in • 41:1
inarriage bo,her now; bereft Park -
nee and until they moved to God -
&rich in 1909 levitv. continued to ee-•
side in Colborne. Their family eons
sisted 'of two sons and four daught-
ers and of these four survive. They
gee 10s. Fisher, .of „sea•riow, ' and
Miss Mary, Who has been 'teaching
school at Burk's Falls Lester, en-
gaged in the drug business at Ni-
agara Falls, ansi Charles, ,on , cshe
homestead( in tOolberne toavnship.
Two daughters -Clara end Ruby -
are decea.seclf, Jas, Long, of ,Ben -
miller, and 'Matthew Long, of Olin -
tom aro brothers( of the decease d.
The funeral took plaee on 1Vloanialy
afternoon Stem that 1 amity tresid-
enee on Brittannie road' to Col-
borne cemetery, Rev, Geo, E. Roes,
the doemeed's pastier, conducted
appropriate funeral services at the
house •and graveside. The ;pall-
bearers were J. P. Thune Jas. Col.
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We have been looking out for your
interests. We have the kind of Oxfords .
you like—Oxfords that are built for you' alone..
Snappy styles of distinction that stand out from
4. see then), buyirig will be irresistable .-••••••1
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ISeKenzie and A.S. 101erssaleali All "1,
,tb.e children were( preeent at lthe
funeral ,ana amen either relatives
present from ;Idle mac were Mile.
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