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Established 1865, Vol. 47, "No. 3
OLiNTC N, ONTARIO..
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1912,'
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THE
Dyai
OF CANADA
JX0011P311ATED 1x69.
A BREAB•IDOWN
Monday noon the bask wheel On
the wagon of'T,•Be'et<hes,"blf Port'er's
ldnll, came tale bathe from( street
As the wagonwas loaded w.ttb tum
w.ber:• it took Some worik to get
wheel back back on'agam
Capita/ $6,25o,000 Fall
Deserve - $7,000,000:.
The .Annual,Statenient, shows the fol -
s,• lowing increases for 1911; •
.1910 1911
"Deposits 872,079 667 $88,294.808
Loans &
.Investments 55 .83,6"76" 62,790,072
Total Assets 92,M0,346 110,528,512.
207 BRANCHES' and
Correspondents throughout the world,
Interestallowed on Deposits.
R. E. MANNING; Mgr;
CLINTON BRANCHr
MUM Porvaers
Colgate.% E'elat
Coigates ,'Violet
Colgate 1/fonad Violet
Ce1gatga Cashmere Bouquet
Colgates Dactylia
Williams) Kern
Williams Violet
Willianais Carnation
Royal Rose
Royal Vimolia
.TRY COLGATES NEW PER-
FUbtE-E'CLAT. We (think it
one of the bast.
5..L'`.• 1-1C0VAUY
Dispensing Chemist.
TORONTO;•ONT.
Stands' in a days, by ite�lf. foe'
flee:a-class work.± Open all year.
Write 'to -day for handsome, Cata•
rogue,
EARLY
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For; the semimer months
July and , August we well
close, tour Store evert". !even-,
Ing at 6.30 exceptiitng Thera:
day'. and SkaturdaSs and before
holidays. ,
W. T. O'NEIL
THE .HUB GROCER
Phone 48
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MR. 'FRANK METCALF, of Blyth
who has been appointed Govern -
Ment Fruit Expert for the Canad-
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PERSONALS.
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: publishers that all should i
• take an interest in this
column of THE NEW.f 1
• ERA.' If yon have friend,. +
• • visiting you, or are"tt'o•"` I
ing away for a trip, leave •
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Miss Ruby Sui'tter i,svisiting with
friends in Mitchell,
Mrs. KiJlbride and het neice, Mise
/V Irene Collins are visiting, in St.
Ban
The Molsons
Thomas.
Miss Lulu Mulholland, of Toronto,
was calling on old friends in (tow
Incorporated 1855
° last week.
Miss Mabel Twiechel!, of Strat-
Record of Progress for Five Years 1906=1911 for d,�wa visiting friends iso (town
1900 airs. '�reatherwax, of ,Or;llia ,is
, 33,000,000.00 $4 0 000.00 the guest of her parents, Rteevel and
3,000,000 00 4,600,000.00 Mrs. Cant elon.
�1TS• •- •• 23,677,7730.00 .. 35,012,311.00
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS. , 27,457,000.00 38,854,801.00 Mr. and Mrs, L. Su tter returned
TOTAL ASSETS • . . 33,090,192.00 43,237,274.00 ta$CRlsncoe this :niorniing, We are
sly' to see them ;go. ,
lgrs. John Ballant •ne'and Mrs.
Brigham, of Blyth, spent Monday
with '_hiss 1tIeI'arlane.
Mr. and bars. Geoirge Pollard, of
Brussel were vis.ikolrs:'with their
daughter, Sirs, J'. 13. 'Wasma;r, last
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. week.
Clinton , Master Arthur) Hessian bad the
Clinton Branch. C E. DOWDING. Manager misfortune Itostep on apiece of
glass last week tsindl r.eceivic�_1 a
' severe cut,
Miss Nettie Brown 2eti 'ttecl, to
her home after visiting with her
sister, Mrs. J.Les.lie Kerr for told
past two weeks,
Mrs. B. C'. Holland and her $.:e,ter'
Mi•s. T, 3, holland, Of Winnipeg, are
t,eneWing gid' accinai�nlance s.in Goc1-
ericl> this week,
3liss Laura Wilkin is spending
O , part of her ve.e.at'.on 'with her•broth-
• • -er, Mr.Kali 'Wilkin,at Aylmer,, and
i also visiting at Simcoe.
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Boys Flannel' Suits
Skeleton line,'sizes 27 to 33
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In all sizes, special at 25 cents
Miss 0. Cooper leaves next Steak
for Ontario, Cal vii.eel) she will
With an extended visit �� zth filen
sister Mrs.. S. Aline tl ong.
Mrs, R, J. Clull of Clinton i.s'a vis-
itor with Rev. W. T. Cluffnand (Mrs.
Cliff, St. Jaques Rectory, for i few
days-Stoatfordt Beacon,
• The wife of Hon, 'Walter. Scott,
• the victorious Preraiea' of Saskat
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J. D. Stewart,', the member plant
for Cannington, is a so'niof J. D;
Stewart, of Stratford, end a nephew
of Alex, Stewart, of 'Brussels.. PTe
expect to sc.e 'Mr. Stewart a member
of the Cabinet atuo, cli"stvne1ay.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt, teaeter and
Mrs. ' W. A. Careen;, of Rlytb, Were
in town aan'Tuesday. Mr. , R. Carter
expects' to locate in the drug busi-
nese out We,s:t atter hajiegspelnt a
r,utnber of. years in the- alining
country of New Ontario:
The engagement is anatoulncied of
Miss Jean Ohvia Ca'rmiehael, elde's't
daughter of 'Mrs. D. J. Caaanichael;,
Penetanguishene, 'to Rev. John
McEwen, of. Fort 'William, and son'
of Mr. -and Mrs. Malcolm McEwani
Stanley, The enarri•age will: take
place early an August .
S,JJ ,Latta, who was elected _by
00• niajorittg in Last Mountain, in
the Saskatchewan election last
week, is and odd (Huron lloy, having
been born. near Bills Gesell), allet'i
taught school in that locality .for;
years. Nis "Coo servattive, opponent
hard 500 of la imeSority in (the( pre -1
violas election,
A Pleasant renmion of auut
her' of the relatives of M(al. and alive.
• T. A. Greigi took place at their home
here this week. The visitors. events
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Mr. Jas. Brown, sal. of Kincardine,
+ 'tether', of Mrs. Griag, 141x, and ?Mrs.
' J,A. Brown, of Milwaultee,'W1s..Mr,
• and,Mrs. B.E. Brown, of Edmonton,
♦ Arta., Mr. W S. Greig, Exeter and
-• Mise Violet arid`111aster Boy Brown•
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of Toronto, 11 is twelve . Tears
♦ si-nce above have melt and,nleedliess'
vas,
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spent. • Mr. J.A. Brown is one of 1
Milwaukee's prosPeroue 'business
man and.. is en ',route to New h'ar'e
oil his annual buying! (trip ioritile;
J A. Brown Co. Mr. IRE. Bmlowmgs,
an Edmonton ton bx
ober,
also
east cis)
gentler'
,b we 't 0 mI ,='
The above w 11e
si e s fi g
bis rie,
Dies) accompanied -by (their wives
N' en axil F rCI1ts.
410:04r OrAPOS4
ase—Donabey to LiQveland'P1aluDeal.
Fine Weather For the Glorious Twelfth
THE CLINTON FIFE AND • DRUM daymenkesuccess, as /std a-s'tti eethey
concerned,.if4 wh'h ws
c f which e
BAND CAPTURES`FiRST aschief
'bright sunshne to give the propea-
brilliancy and sheen to the 'glttter-
ng,regalia, and we 'believ'e more
.Orangemen stepped off to the tune
SEAFORTI1. ' at the "Pro'testant Boys" than aver
before in this. town. Fully twelve
The ,Orange demonstration of hundred loyal, ...followers 'of King
the pretty neighbor town of Se,a- William SIT were to be found in 'the
forth] on the Gloriosa Twelp]t was procession from AIM exhibition
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iavored w,i;.hi ideal weather and ih: grounds to the grove at the south
atlapdaac f was good, It ryas •a ca. 'the town. Crowds of people lin-
ga ay or I e towns the.straoth ed the excecourse ptionally
marsh and saw
being alive with •color and throng an exeeptioally well ordered pall-
ed' bythousanda of peolilk The ode, with flaunting standards andf t
procession was formed in' the alter- martial airs, swept grandly along
noon inVieltorie Pari:, and led• by the streets, •a veritable teeny. of
t`ounty blaster Wm J Benny champions' foe the rights of Pnotee,-
PRIZE AT SEAFORTH
wended its way to a pretty 'grove (autism•
r,,ni the northwestern edge bf the ' Queen street was gaily die.corated
town. The Twenty -!.four lodges in with flags and .bunting', but ;the
pro -cession were as follows; ; searsity of arche) cdi deeoraitons
South Perth, 1 was much in evidence, and a great
I disappointment to many who on
No, 313 Downie -42 inline, former celebrations saw eve;:'green
Na,7508trat.ford-00 marching. , arches and other decant -ions in a-
No. 1320 Waterhnrg- 4'] true times. bundance. -
No. 903 Logan -54 stalwarts, �.. 1
No. S84 Carling$orc1-811 there. i The various lodges congreg.ated
No. 527 vlihbert-40 resent. l at the Agricultural astounds sheet-
; t after 2 p.m., and 'formed in tho'fol-
'fol-
lowing procession,
No. 2,169 Brodhagen 32 walking,
NO 2S4 R'ennoeb- 42.
No. lee Woodham -5t.
No. 518 Sr. Marys -40.
No. 707 Downie - 85, ,
E ist ,Middlesex,
, No. 248 Thorodele-34.
South Tinian.
No 24 Bay Belt(- 48.
No 733 H,,,isall-83.
Carriages with speakers and
oldest members of the .Order.
Wieghanr Band and lodge
Wellesley Lodge,
Gibbins Lodge, Morris,
'Marshall
Lucknow Band and Lodge
Ripley Lodge
Maple Grove Lodge
No. 1.03a N. area- 4U. Bethel Lodge
No: 928-Sonamei'hill 30. Bervie Lodge
No. 71U-Olinton-00 including Band, Bhie� ale LodgeNo. 813 Winthrop- 45 Walton Lodge
No, 021 -Exeter -42. fl
No 189 Goderich Tp, -30
No. 182 Goderich Town- 80.
No. 2.170 Port :Alt est -30.
No 145 Goderich Tr, -50.
No, 193 Seaforth- 85,
,Brussels Lo go , I "
Dungannon Lodge
Belfast Loclge.,
Nile Lodge
Belgrave Lodge
Londesboro Lodge
Auburn
L
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Lodge
Blyth, Lodge
The following learrlied off the
Prizes of the. day, The Lodge soon-
int', the'tg'reatest distance -Linwood.
Best Banner -Belfast;
Best Viler end Druinmea'r-Massae.
'Hutch and 'Carter, Auburn Lodge.
Besdf dressed Lodge-B,uii rave.
Largest Lodge,-Winlgham.
There were in all seven bands in ehe
procession -those of Seaforth 28
strong, Se. Marys 24, -Mitchell 26.
Stratford, 20, Clinton 22, Summerhill
18, and Varna 13.
County Master Kenny presided over
tlhe speaking exercises which were
conducted from a, platform in the
beautiful slia.cled grove. The that
speaker was ldavor J. 0. Greig, of
Seaforth, who offered a cordial wel-
come to the Order. The other speakers Ohdeef member, John Sherx(i'tt.'
were Messrs. Andrew Jnvnt, 3. P.
Seaforth; Rey. ` Shaw. Egmmndvilie; At, the Park the lollowing,speait-
Rev, W. i+ ,
• A. V. Seaforth; 1i�e exs addressed' the, lati{g,,e gtaih'ering
John Berry, Seaforth; E. Wilson, cn„M3.1ne, 1'.Stew-
Clinton, Fred'WVelsh, Seaforth, mere-- art,OraCounngt�eylsmMaster;.-Dr. J,Bownnan, M.
tart' of the celebration committee, P., A.31. Musgrove, ,I(f.P.P., Revs.
Prominent oqtHcers and urnmbers of Croyley, Rrfngleam; ,Ostea'hout and
the .Order ' ho were )assent wale_ pearce Londesboro; MiJler1 :Au-'
County Master S• L. Ireland, Strat- burn and Farr, (Blyth.
ford; 4, W. Switzer, D.D.G.M., of
Blanchard; John White, Director of
Ceremonies,” Stratford; W. 1.
Thompson, Past Grand D. of C. of
General Election
Ontario West. Toronto; David Bonis,
Past County Master, and former
'Warden of Perth County, and many
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others.
Stratford Lodge No, 759 woe the
first prize for thebest dressed and
largest lodge in the parade; Winth-
sop won second, and Logan third.
In the brass band competition, Mit-
eheli won 1st, and St. blares 2nd,
St. .51 rys got the prize for the best
banner in the procession. "
In the fife and drum band competi-
tion, Clinton got lst and Stratford
2nd.
For the best ,,file and drummer the
award went to Messrs. Rand and Leif•
er, of Seaforth,
Bro. Francis Boyd, of Logan No,
908, was recognized asthe oldest Or-
t
angeman in the parade; he joined the
Cyder in 1842,
BLYT•H.
Orangeisnf 'pro'ndly displayed it-
self in Blyth on Friday (last an cote-
naemoration of; the 222 anmiverearly
of rthe ''Batltle sof ,the Boyne.11l •
n r foun arta e e
sing et a i n was. an
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s 'a f o say, a
s c es and at 'e a e it'
lac s a ,
never esu paas'ed' in the history ,,; of
Square, D a�'to�t Even' .Bo New•York andto,thex eastenavporaahs F�om1"''ybhslteder "•s'tandpoiet Dia•
A Y y
'� • goin�rr2141 P a u h s nes ani engin vr�wed lbla kir
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',r `1e s,11:'
tiyit, ibnsl s ie a ;dna ,s ;P
• ♦ ue r on »age 5' birmaheet at N;as' l orecotjd ,Areaker, 1.,,,,
f4N�4.*4. 444_4.4•Nl4lAN Gtonit�n d p g
In Autumn 1013
Word Has Gone Out to Organizers
of Both Parties to
This Effect.
Ottawa, July 16e =it is more and
more apparent that both the political
parties are lining up for a general
election in the fall of 1913. Whether
the ''tip" has gone out or. not, each
party organization has received in•
structions to look carefully after the
)lets so as to be ready for any surprise
which the Government may spring;
In view of Mr. Borden's promise
that he would submit his naval policy.
to the people nobody here can under-
stand how he"can adopt a policy of
a coestribution with a' more vigorous
naval Program later on without'a.
general'lectior.
now outlined,
am as nis
The Program,
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that the Governmentwillcome back
in the fall with.its prograthi submit it.
.to Parliament, introlnce and pass a
redistribution bill and then go to the
oountry in September of next year.
PREMIER WALTER SCOTT The
head otIthe"Saskatchewan (Gov-.
erumen't, retnened to power. was
bogs' in Lotsdori Towaship, near
Ilderbon;in 1867, and began lite' as
printei+S Ile went West as to
young 'man, and was elected' to
the .Coin eons from Assiniboia ,in.
1900. Be (held this seat until 1905,
when he resllgned to become pre-
mier of�the province- He is own-
er (Of The 'Regina Daily Leaiceer,
Fr. Tibia to Nead -
New Seminary
St, Mary's Assistant Rector
Named by Bishop Fallon for
Position.
Rev. J. V. Tobin, assistant rector of
St, Mary's Church, East London, has
been named by Bishop Fallon as head
of the Catholic seminary to be estab-
lished in this city. Be will sever his
his connection with h St. Mary's
Ohureh in a couple•of months.
Father Tobin will be professor of
churih history in tbe•new institution,
and other chairs are to he filled as fol-
lows: Dogmatic theology. Fr, 0'
Connor, of Windsor; moral theology,
Fr, Brennan, of Wa4leceburg; cannon
law, Fr, Labelle, son of. Mr, 0. La-
belle. of London,
The seventeen students have al-
ready enrolled for the classes which
open in September: Tillman Ocrcoaa•t,
London: -Joseph Emery, Dover Swath;
Joseph Glemon, Londrnt; J - Rondot,
oITilbury; John R. Quigley, Elgin
field; Joseph t'a'lon, London; James
Harding, Landon;' Parnell Mahoney,
Dresden; Themes iVfcCiu•thy1.1onkton;
A. Grenier, Windsor; Joseph Bell.
Blyth; Er, Costello, London; Hubert
Diginiut, London; Arthur Flinn,
Wind,"oi; Wilfrid Langlois, 'Windsor;
John Young tioderirh, and Francis
illcoarthy, Iiincora.
It is understood that the honor of
the Sunshine Pat k piopester is Slr,,
Phillip Pocock, who made the pur.
chase for the episcopal eorporation,
Generous contributioes are in pros -
peat, it is said, from prominent lay-
men for the building fund•
More Teachers .
From Huron county
Stratford iNotilaoal School made a
mocrdin the fin-
al. st exaeminationsitalaleshoaving belt) in June: In
all 121 certificates were obtain !l.
The certificates of, the succer,(ful
candidates stud the tnnets of the.
unsuccessful wit', be •forwaricled in
due 'course 'tothe addressees rla33'oe't-
idr to the Department of Educa-
tion. Permanent Second Class I
i t •ebeed to tilos
certificates( willlso
le
si
of the successful Grade "A" can-
didates Who/ are 21 years'a age, and
Interim Second! Class certificates to
all other successful eanclidates.
e -
C'andi:dahes„tubo have not yucca d
ed! in making the necessary 'stand-
ing for Second Class certificate.%
tut whose marks bring ithem with-
in the provision. of section 12 (3) (a)
of the) Noma' School syllabus, will
be awarded ] nu,tcdITitrc, Class ease
tifioatesy venal for five years, and
upon passing the Raster •ar June
final ,exain.inattion in any year 'dur-
ing the term oe such( eet'(tifjiieate,
will be awarded(Seeondl Class cervi
fi,eates These latter eandaclateis
will be tnforneed individually of the
groups upon .whi'ch they hnust're-.
Svrit0.
Tltose,canditia'tes ssho have failed
at (this examination will be requir-
ed to attend another seseion, but
they Still be allowed to' leomp1etlei
their {course and welite l:he fisiel Oa-
amination• in April along wtth the
iGrad-8.0A.''' studenits,
Following is the list of Huron
students ,st Stratford Norimal a--
Permit/mat Second' Class
Emma Philipp: s, Loedestboro.
Wimnifredi Stewart, Winghane
I Internale;Second Class.
Peat] A. Ashton, Flordtvieh.
Tinos, Arnnatr.ong, 13aiesseJs,
Joss T. Anderson, Seafe7th.
Ida Barkley, Dungannon.
Rata 30.Clarke, Godeiich.
Beatrice M. Curtsy, pl(usse)s,
John S. :Wiav
11.Earl Dlleott, Codefich.
Diboll
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Elliott 'arir'burri,. Henson.
Helen Grieve, Sle'aforth.
Ada i . Raines, +4'Vin'ghaan,
Florence Smlay,W,u ,a gbaan.
S4iltdred Jewett, Blueval'e.
John E. Jackosn, Auburn.
Elizabeth Joa'dan,' Dublin•
Mary L. Laidlaw, Henfryn.
Ida Mar. bhand, Exeter. e'rE.
EAmaabeJ,Iit MVPMheca keoen,,
xeter.
l8elmorle•.. :
ran ,b
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aCxretta .G. tRa s,for ea Ith.
Wroxet
Itsahel' SParlilntg, a erj.
,Frances 4yI. Spence, NoWbridge,
Lilian PS. Stewart', Seafoatth, '
abldn ,'B. Stirling? Drysdale,
I) NIGHT,
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Ball t
i}emil quick --Don't give
them a !second chance. A e
good( •idea(+ When•,yot )star's
e a it
11.7onithe De;sltruetful Pota-
bBug. n
Our Parts Green IS absolute'
ppore, feted and guarantees,+' e '
Pt 55 Berger'a (English make
and, if you use tide brand you
cc (well (say; : ,Good( Night
I3ug.
McConnel
Cruelty
To animals.
1;t is a ehahne to have 1Hor4
es and Cattle tortured( with
flies this hot weather, whe4e
yea . eau kill the flies faith
WILLIAMS
Fly and Insect Destroyer
Irl stops animals worrying.
It. keeps them 133, condition.
It increases the Milk Aup-
ply. '
It's the ',best ',thing in the
world for lice; in, hen, houses
For sale by
REXA'LL STORE.
W..R: Holmes
Phm B,
Annual
Mid-summe
Sale
Dollar Shirts
During our Annual Mid -
Summer Sale we are show-
ing a line of Soft Fronted
Shirts at'$i.00 that will sur-
prise you. Neat patterns
of black and white, blue and
white, and helio, hair line.
stripes Will make you
wonder why you paid more.
Fit and colors guaranteed,
Two Pairs of Sleeves
&t7itll Each Sl>itl't
We are now showing a
new -
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patent shirt with two.,
p. e
pairs of sleeves and cuffs,
detached, This is a iiiew
idea and well worth looking`
into, Splendid idea for
office, business Dien, and ,
mechanics alike, regular
$1.i5 fOY., ., „
Men's Straw Hats 98c
Men's Straw Hats, strip+
brim' and sailor styles, nar-
row and wide rims, to suit
all tastes and sizes, regular
$1.5o and: $2, sale pride 98e
Men's Tailors dna Furnishers
li B ' c 1
e . n r B slid'.
L d anal a aue a,
Io ea,ceST.om'ori' Seelloeth.-
F ,or n It e
',Cilias.. iR. Ttlrvey, Blitevale.
Linleted d.!Cluts
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C,aitheris3.e J. $roek, 'Wing
Mande Keyes,Varna. '