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CLINTON'
Established 1865, Vol. 47,
THE NEW ERA Would' Like to
T'HE
Royal •Ba�
OF CANADA
INooRPereeren 1869.
elesiaal, . . $6,250,00
e $7,00 0,000
LeeserYp - �
„The Annual Statement, shows the fol-
lowing increases for 1911
1910 1911
Deposits $72,079 607 $85,29:.808
Loans &'
Investments , 55,283,868 62,790,072
Total Assets 92,510,346 110,528,512
207 BRANCHES and
Correspondents throughout the world
Interest allowed on Deposita.
Mgr.
CLINTON BRANCH
Talcum Po*dCFS
Coigalbee; E'elat
Colgates Violet
IColgetes 1,lonad Violet
Colgetes Cashmere Bouquet
Colgatee Dactylia
Willia ma Karst
Williarria Violet
Wielian e Carnation
Royal Rest)
Royal V•imolia
TRY QOLGATES NEW PER-
rLl(ME-ECLAT. We !think it
one of 'the best.
"J. ]Fie lEICVNTY1.. Dispensing Chemist.
emositemememeemesemeemallaw
WHEN ONXOUR VACATION.
ecelve. Budgets oaf "News
Be sine' atodl;have the'New;' Era
mailed to you , and keep in +touch
with the events, at hokne,
Fall Term From Sept. 3rd
ELLIOTT
• TORONTO, ONT.
Stands in -a class by itself for
burat-class work. Open all year.
,lo�W 'te• to -day for handsome .Pate
f -t
Sir. Wilfrid Reverses
Order ` of Nis Tour
Will Speak in Quebec and Ontario
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Before Going tothe Western
Provinces,
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Ottawa Aug. 27. -At an ,informal
conference held thine morning, the
leans :for Sir Wilfrid Laumieii s pilo
'Posed autumn tour were changed,
and his western trip has be post-
fli or -
W l r� f
Ironed for a�time: Sir - it i
naerly purposed 'leaving foie the
Pacific coaere tomorrow to Seeded
the :Forestry' convention at Viet.ons
Sit and afterward to visit eetreailn
impomtant points on hie way back. RAIN
On 'ie return
in town i POPULATION
men P
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.known en RESERVE R1
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ac
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om uAll' Its 'Correspondents.
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'i he Exeter,Basebal11 .team play in + The:71
ockets o o ,
• i bt Thi'xsday) at ,5,45 the CiLeague team .will play the
Clintpn• to ng
weather, per`ihe Eg. A good game is 2 o'olon ttamhoen London team• bays
expected a the wge• ter bore are re- 2 o'clock. T
ported to be fast players, been playing gond ball all season and'
`guarantee to bring up their best team
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Il9 behand to see this game:.
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1R7�1�t�1JLiIATCIiO-NIGSI.11ASELL LABOR DAY.'.
BAS'S]' BAL ` f L radon' one of
L'A$T HURON TE C'US Everyone; on an
al .00nveotion of the East Y
The annuTRUCK BY LIGHTNING,
Huron Teachers'. Association will
be S
held in Wingham. nn Thur' dt y and The homes of Mrs. Grigg, alt, wets
Feeley, October 17th and 18th, Pro- damaged by lightning, during iihe.
grams will be issued in the hear future recent storm, but. was promptly ad -
giving fµ11 particulars. Misted by Mr, Jacob Taylor, agent.
HAVE YOU HAD ENOUGH of the 6VSercliam a Fire Insua(ance
I{A Co ,
0 h' t he purposed touri(n�,
On+tamio '
weicont
d
We .take Much pleasure im
weleoan3intg back lour Lake
Shore friends, 'Howevem if Wt
had iiott been for our ftaittileful
Cede: mere at home, we would
net be here to welcome you.
W. T. O'NEIL
THE HUB GROCER'
Phone 48
The Molsons Bank
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Incorporated 11855
Record of Progress for Five Years 1906.1911
1906 0 000.00
CAPITAL , , $3,000,000.00 $4
8,000,000 00 4,600,000
RESERVE 23,677,780.00 35,042,311,00
LOAOSIAS 27,457,000.00 38 864 801200
LOANS AND . 33.090,192.00 43,237,274,00
TOTAL ASSETS .
Has 85 Branches in ('anada,'a 6d Agents : and ®dPCorrespondents
r esponed,ents ill all
the Principal ties in th
A GENERAL BANRINOR BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
at an Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
Clinton Branch, ' C E. DOWDING. Manager
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while you have been,enjoying your holidays, and
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4 50 that we have ever shown. •
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It has, however, been considered
to reverse the io'alder of eheetour�,
Sir Wilfrid will commence atom. of
Quebec about the middle of Sept -
!ember, where he wi11. speak at loud
of
the ram
has been keeping track
fall and reported to the New Era that
in the past 4.5 days it has rained 27
days. This no doubt is, a :record for
this part of the country.
,or five of ,the most imposQ+anit AUTOMOBILE OWNERS BEWARE.
points.O will then probe The town constables are hereafter
throughyW Woodstock,
and
vestg pg eey
ly an.'Wo�odstocic, and visiting sev- going to arrest all auto owners who do
eral other points. He also purpose not comply with the law, as to show.
es speaking at three or four; Points �ga,hheir numbers,
the crossings giving signals w when
in Northern ,Ontar+io. The time and g
extent of Sir'Wilfrid's westerin(tni,p break the speed limit. Owners and
will much depend upon the date Tat drivers badbetter beware.
twhich the coming session as
will BOTH WERE iaL.CCP)b$r ilL. •
pcommence. In aOe caseThe Blyth Standard is speaking of
hheoias- iv s. late main ria when
the canThe main. reasons Sat the a Dunn had charge of pro -
change in plans is the fact that ! Father Dunn,
September in. the Weit is one of the ceedings and as usual be was every
busiest months im the year. Dates: where looking after the welfare of all
for the Quebec meetings will he set those in attendance, The Olinton
. Band furnished a plentiful supply of
hrobabiy this week,
first class music.
English Crops Reined'
Six inches of Rain Fell
in Twelve Hours
New York, Aug. 27.-A cable to the
Tribune from London says: The del-
uge of ram was renewed with increas-
ed severity in most parts of England
yesterday, In some places rain has
been falling continuously for 48 hours.
More than half an inch in London
yesterday, the downpour lasting for
nine hours, which means that the re-
markable total of snore tban 3,750,000
tons of water deluged the country
around London before 10 A. M.
For twelve hours yesterday Nor-
wich was swept by a rain storm of
unparrelled violence, in the course of
hh f 11 f nches was record -
75 Boyi Suits, the Lion Brand,
purchased from the Jackson Mtg Co.
at a big reduction, and passed oil to
,you at less than the regular wholesale`
lee. t'1 number of these suits are
pr
made from the well known Hewson
all wool tweed, nothing to equal:
thews for wear in the market. •
"The College"
Z LION BRAND•.
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Boys 'School Caps
MINOR LOCALS.
Labor Day, :September 2nd, will be
tbe next public holiday.
This should be a good season to
boom the umbrella trade.
Now is the time to pant your Niall
advertisement if its trade you are
after. -
Farmers are afraid that the con-
tinued wet weather will injure tte
potato crop and some complain that
that the tubers are rotting.
HOOVER'S RINK TOOK 2ND
PRIZE IN TROPHY. •
Two rinks of bowlers were gat
Wimghami this week, attendiln;g. the
annual tournament. Folowing
were the games played :-
P'r eliinimar y -TROPHY.
Jeakine 15 Porter, Atwood 11
Hoover 14 Holmes, Wingham 12
First Roiled
Jeakins 16 Lochead, Atwood 10
Hoover e0 Downing, Brussels 9
w is a a o six i
ed. This eclipse all previous records 1 Second Round reakamis 13
in the British Isles, Hoover 16
There seems tcb a no immediate
ate Seine finals
prospect of improvement in condi-
tioTbe outlook is extremely gave Hoover 17 Ross, Brussels 12
for agriculturalists. Crops are rotting Finals•
in the ground. The records show this hoover l6 Robinson 19
to be the wettest August since I8S1. tion -3rd Round
WAR; AGAINST. ' -
l''IGARET,TE SMOKING.
' More than one hundred girls in tbe
High Sebool .o' Lynn have banded
themselves together to help the Prince,
pal in his war against the smoking of
Cigarettes by.the boy students, May,
ing failed to stop the .practice by
other methods the Principal appealed
to the: girls to help him. Immediately
the' .girls began' a campaign ' with,
the result that :more than one-half .of
the boys have .given up the use of
,tobacco during: school bours. What;
a forward step this would be would it•
taken up by the' young girls in our
own community. '
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The Ladies Guild of St. Pauls0hurch
tea
in Il t a hold
ole room on Tuesday ar after-
8rd.
noon September
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CHURCH.
The populations of the Six Nations , WILLIS CH
Reserve arcordiog to the local Census ' On. Sunday last,Mr Fingered preacb-
of March 1912 shows a total of 4,552; ed two excellent sermons. The:
the figures for the live prebioua' years morning one being of a missionary
are given as follows: 1911, 4.400; -0910: character which proved most interest -
4,402;1909, 4,275;'1908, e,275
; and , in
4786 A solo was rendered be Mr. H.
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Crops Are Ruined.
This is the crucial time for crops.
Unless at least a fortnight of good
sunny weather gives crops a chance
to ripen and be gathered the England
harvest will be total failure. Under
the best coaditions the crop will be
quality
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only fair in quantity, while q y
y ver a e.
it will be far below thea h•
It is estimated that the continuance
of rain and the untoward weather of
the last week bas cost British farmers
close to $100,000,000 in the destruc-
tion
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ion of crops, and another
p,
ill
mean
w
ofweather
kind
of the
same
million
a total lose of a quarter of a mi
dollars
The English wheat market is
The regular price of these is
$6.5o to $8.5o, but we want to clear
this entire lot out in one week, so
take your choice for
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IDEATE. Fl101d NATURAL. + Raynor, in his usual good voice.
In the evening a quartette "Cast
CAUSES, the Bread upon the Waters" by Dr.
Georgina Nelson came Gandier, Miss 13.` McIver, Miss J.
"That Mrs. g Ohidley and Mr. W. Collyer was
to her death from natural causes." much appreciated.
was the verdict brought , in by the The Women's Association will hold
jury at the inquest held on Thursday their regular monthly meeting on
evenlpg last. Urown Attorney Seager' Wednesday of next week, Sept. 4th
was present and conducted the 'ease Commencing Sunday next, the Sun -
for the Orown. The witnesses who day School and Bible classes will re
gave evidence were: -Mrs. Charlesasums their exercises at 2 30 P, 51. It is
Middleton, William James Ne16011, hoped there will be large attendance.
Percy Weston, Richard Harrison, WESLEY CHURCH.
Charles Wiltse, Robert Carrick Mrs.
Bridget Egan. Mande Carter,'Irene League will be held after the re•
Lepptngton, Wesley Walker, Robert gular Sunday evening service, owing
Welsh, Dr. Gandier and Mrs. Carrick, to Monday being a holiday.
The annual Financial Report of
HURON FRUIT. Wesley Church for the past year
shows the congregation to be in a
Last Friday the committee select: good position financially, thanks to
ed by the Co. Council to have the generosity of many who are allied
charge of Huron Co. frluit exhibit with it. $4.14C.00 were the total recei-
at : the Toronto Hor'ticult'tunl pts contributed as follows: -Envelope
Show next November assembled in offering, $2,452,89; Trustee Board
Co. Clerk Levis' office and arilang- sloes,612; $7u5 00•g Fund, $
50 16: Mrs-
ed preliminaries for, the securingi bf
300 boxes of fruit. Committee cosi- Sunday School, 5256.70, The arrange-
sists of D. F. Hamrick, Goderich; menvteof poolinglthe theley and to is
various
11.11. Sloan, Porter's Hid,l; J, A. Mal- inorganizations are well officered and
lough, Dungannon Theformer
and TelectCurryed
doingeffective work. Rev. J. E.
Brussels. The fi. Lane was elects Forthe pastor, is a good preacher
chairman end Lane will perfume and an attentive pastor, Wesley
the secretarial week, Frank Met- Church, is honored this year in hav-
calf, of Blyth, was a cent r of the,in the President of the Conference
committee butt is absent in the in the pulpit.The outlook for this
West filling' lee governs -gent apeYear is encouraging.
Pointed office. Committee will y
will meet again en Sept. 17th. ONTARIO ST. CHURCH.
AUGUST MEETING. The pastor, Rev. 3. J. A'llin, will rr-
turn at the end of this week and will
The August meeting of the W.C. preach on Sunday next.
T. U. 'teas held at else home oftaers. His evening subject will he, "John
A, T. Cooper, Alter the devotional Wesley and General Booth in the
hall hour, she president aeet.`Wa1- light of to•day,"
Lis took charge of the business part Last Sunday morning Mr. 0. Hawke
of the meeting. Mrs. Harland was occupied the pulpit and in the evening
the service was taken by Mr. Hartley '
called upon, to report en the Worst
done by,the "Traveller's Aid" IvIies °'Netts. The discourses on both o.
Roberts, of Toronto W.C. T. U., a carious were much apprecated.
On Monday evening the League
most consecrated self-sacrificing meetingwas in charge of the citizen
ship comittee. The address of the
evening was given by Mr. W. Fing-
land of Auburn, who gave an interest
ing account of work done by mission-
aries in the lumber camps of New
Ontario, and among the ranches of
our West. His talk was both in-
structive and'helpful, and was ap-
preciated by a large attendance. Solus
were rendered by Messrs De Witt
Cosens, Murray Jackson end Edgar,
East, which were all much enjoyed.
Mr. Hawke oacupied the cbair.
Ontario Street Church recently
presented its report for the Conference
year closing June 1st. and are to be
on the
ro
cess
made,
progress congratulated
to say nothing of the balances en the.
right side of the ledger. Official Board
reported receipts of $1497.73, includ-
ing 3269.59, balance from previous
year: Trustee Board account shows
$842 85; Ladies Aid $118,71; Sunday
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Leagues
^ 94;
Epworthg
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School, �
$6:5.34;. General'' Missions, $486.82;
Norwerd Movement, $227,35 and
Woman's Missionary Society, $179.45,
Total receipts for year on pipe organ
fund; 5907.05. Congregation is: loyal
to church, Sabbath School and Leag-
's praise worthy.
record i
tree and the
In the revolution . of the itinerant
where Rev. and Mrs; Cosens, who did
e're 8011114 10 1(111
Customers who have need
our Paris Galeen tell us
very quickly 'a'ud succ 3,
fully put the potato bug out
oe busiines5. - -
Tow Let's Swat the Fly
u l kill more Flies en the es
Yo ,aura
quickest time with ,
ICED ELY POISON.
than by,amy other- meatus.
In 5c and 10e packages.
alanglef cot.
Spira,Iette Fly Paper se
iWd5eons 'Fly Pads_ ,;
Dr. 'Williams 'Fly, ala In-
sect Destroyer for your,a�tock :
Parisian Insect Powder. V,
A . �ilLLonn II
W. t'i,
Assecia'' wonna'n, whose work at is to melee
Deakins ' 12 Bawden, Exeter 14 all
l t e traik ns
t unprotected Unlo ed l gems
Consolation -3rd. Rotund, i awho come ,to,bhe city looking for
Jeakin+s 20 Lavery, Harrietanm 36 work, often, taking them to 'our
Fourth Round Preemie Willard 'Hall until euitable
Jeakins 15 Porter, Atwood 16 work caun'bepnocvr►.d for thein,
Mies Roberts' salary is raleed by the
MR. LEO. HAWS BIRTHDAY, r Surprise Soap Coupons, asthe W.
cash
premiums
time a P
pU re e
t. T.
The Montreal Witness -of last Friday felon the Surprise Soap Co. The
says: "Today Mr. Geo. Ham, the genial Canton Union sent in 1300 coupons,
general publicity agent of the L'.P,R., equal to $13 and they 'hope to doub-
celebrated bis 65th birthday. On in- le this number this year, . and
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thatthose h S p
ruedt i
a allh •i
itis leee
1 like
awould railway ran
rale
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the y
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hem
qbusi- leave t
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Wrappers t
citya
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theWr
out of
' Soap PP
Mr.
Ham
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't the
{sup -
congratulations
of h
e s or with P
tr
let express' office
and e
Hess, so the telegramsthe
r
congratulations that have been sent i>demit of this work, `Mrs. W.
S. Harland, as soon as possible, be-
cause the ,year closes on Sept. 15th.
The following resolution was •'unan-
imously carried and requested' to
be sent to License Inspector Oliver
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to the
reSB .
am
and
also p
Johnstone
Resolved that -teethe members of
Clinton Women's Christeali Tem-
penancef Union place upoln recorkl
oar .appreciation of the promptness
now 1 will remain unacknowledged unci
depending on America's prospects. returns. Mr. Ham, who entered the
in
The crop reports from Canada and the service of the 0. P. R. in 1891, has
United States are t larges anxiously, his lifetime filled various positions,
• s frome s a
ei
man
citn w
imports of P
that ]are that P
itis certain th p
as g including .
and
led. lone
r a
wilt cense .inners
these countries this year man license c
alder
Price to be High. registrar of deeds, When in the lat-
The total sales of wheat in the Lon- ter position m the city of Winnipeg,
don market last week was only 15,500 be was discovered by Sir William Van
quarters, at an average price of 35 Horne as h mein he w to en•
shilling and sixpence, as compared ht the public
an
average
" 600
quarters, at g
with q
'and ei ht once
a P
price of 81 shillingg
during the same week last year.. The
prospects of good crops in Canada and
the United States, with a large sur-
plus for the export, have held the
prices downsotar, and America is
looked to save the situation in Eng-
land.
the i as to the possibili-
ties
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lightenand coaurageous manner lin whir
ties Canada, and the advantages ofod-
the 0. P. R. route. Full of humor, our Inspector, Ms. Oliver John -
Mr, proved a delightful stone, dealt with the matter in God -
travelling
Ham hasig erich ooncernileg"the ,violat•io'ri of
the
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to many
nw a
neor a fo
aa L
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tieitora.whom be has 'personally
,ducted across the continent," Mr.
f Mrs,H. Plumsteel,
Ontario ,;stree , Clinton,
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express to him' our grateful e- I and Mrefie wAllinh akeas eup othe work Rev.
knowletlgemtent ,a(ad earnest sy
paths, Mettle responsibilities f hie der united church behinds and
with a
efface.
Ilam is a Cousin o
t U] ntoa and has ire•
iiuently been in town.
A Short Slorg
At one of the summer re- •
sorts nearby, a lady who had
got beyond her depth, was
dragged to safety by a near
by friend, she observed that
the water was {carry--
bagrepidly
her switch and puffs
away, she shouted to the res-
cuer, "Save my hair 1" but the
rescuer simply replied, -
"Madam, I'm alife saver, meat
a halm r estorle.r," so you bet-
ter get a bottle of B.EXALL
HAIR TONIC & SHAMPOO,
and grow your own, hakes
The rescuer might have com-
pleted his advice by inform-
ing the lady that these goodie
could be purchasecl at the
REXALL STORE.
W.S.R. Holmes
Phm B.
AUGUST ` ALE
HeavyRains �' 'ns Stop Cutting. , In the West General Cotton to
Succeed General fitter
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IN SASKATCHEWAN. t
Regina,_ S
k Aug, Zee -Heavy
', Sask,, , uS
raimi fell itliiis morseling, and idelay 1
ed harvest Sion ,a day, butitt thei'
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Petrel delay since gutting ,sgai.ttleld.
Cutting is half done in this drsteriet
and reports re opts recedved innRegiina un
dicate that ,25 per: cent, of eutfting.
im Sonilthean Saskatchewas1 is coin-
Peeked, ,There len° fr'os't damage.,...
A Western Wheat -Field Cut.
IN ALBI+BT.A,
Edmonton, Aug. 27. -.Tho rainw
t ocelli
ntue+a
night
'thee
rues of lastnr
Here to -slay, and hervestimg in the
Relines -eon district is practically alt
e s,t wdste". The .ground is• very
soft, and illus violent c1ows ponir oe
last night had` levelled .many, of the
.o4
grain.
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nannyAcres of flat, .and
cosiclerablewieat
has<been lin;peke
ed .clown','
rdered
elothinu
X17.50
Will Retire From 'Active Service
on .December 1. -Was Born
Near Clinton
Ottawa, Auguost 2E -It is cider-
stood that a number of imporeent
changes lo the personnel of,he'Can-
s�dian matte will be trade very
shortly. Col. ,Otter will "retire on
December 1 and will be ,succeeded
bye 'Ia3ot-General Cotton, now com-
lAander oS the second division, with
headquarters at lemon lo.
Brilg.idili ,General Leessed, taow
aol'.i set-general,-wif i succeed Crease
oral !Cotton.
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Lieut.-Pea V.,tl. S. Will ams, of
Toronto, will slictecd Generali Les-
sard.
IN MANITOI#A,
Winnipeg, Augm4t 27a -'Heavy
'fon rev-
' district thisdLs
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' sfe
el over
•aura
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eras ho+ura itoeday, and har'ttesta{nR
will be at a standstill untie 1to'tvar'c1.
tbe enol of tbe . week, ',Much
cif the wheat ' crop of 't'he
Red 'River 'Valley, however, is
alretaty ?n' stook. • Temperatures
are higher. t
Ten only Scotch Tweed
Suits made to order, every
pattern good, regular 20.00
and 22.00 values.
OUR MOTTO.
"Keep the wheels going
during the slack month
of August.
General Ott ei','who is slated tore-!
tire, was born ,sear Clintun in 1843,
•rad r
ecru at .d*rich Gi amplerSchool, Toronto Model Scheel awl
tipper Canada College. He entered
the Q. O. R. of Ter./ate an ib61 and
was proonoted to a lieutenancy +?n
11764,: He served In the Fenian raid ,
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G and as adjutant
01the
ut rat Q.
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R„ served in the Northwest t ryebe1-
:ion, Ile became colonel, of the re-
gimenitin 1. 0.
90 He Was mad brig-
adier
adier •general.in 1010. Duil:ng the
Beer war be commanded the See -
end Battalion, -:8 0 infantry, 'sand
was wounded ,at Iaroal's' Port, 'He
was twice nteeeioned eta the ides -
Straw Hais
For Men and
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