Clinton New Era, 1910-05-05, Page 1van es NO. A6
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CLINTO T
, ONTARIO HURSDAY' MAY 5, I9I
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appointed to ma1Fe arrwngemenks to
{� celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of
Royal -a t alas estay ire .ant of the congregation.
The commons( met last week to sr-
( range for the jubilee meeting, which
will take
Place
in June.
HEAD OFFICE, • MONTREAL , .--e in J
Capital : . . $5,000,000 faro
Reserve . . . $5,7 0 0,000
Assets . . . S67,000,000
125 Branches, and Correspondents
throughout the world,
Every facility for the transaction of
Banking in all its branches,
nterest allowed on Savings accounts
at highest current rates.
Courteous . treatment accorded to all
I'n customers.
R. E. MANNING, Mgr.
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CLINTON IBRANCH•
Benson
The Farmers Institute Board which
met here on Tuesday arranged for the
holding of their annual excursion, to
the Experimental Farm, at Guelph in
Jude.
Mrs, J. Ellis has purchased Mrs. J.
C,Stoneman's residence and will move
in about the first of September. Mrs.
.Stoneman wile go to Toronto to reside,
as her sons intend entering the Uni-
v varsity.
Miss Jessie Hobkirk left on Saturday
morning to reside with her parents in
Seaforth, prier to which she had been
keeping house for her grandfather, W
Bell. Mr. Bell's daughter, Mrs. Tay-
lor,of Exeter, has come to keep house
for him.
Brucefield
Emma McIntosh has returned
from yisiting friends at Rothsay.
The Huron Presbytery will hold its
meeting in our village on Tuesday
next. Pearl
Mr. F. O'Neil and daughter
visited relatiyes in our neighborhood
last week,. the bar Our village is now "dry„ h
be-
ing closed on Saturday. Mr Bassen,
bury field his sale itf household goods
on Monday and will shortly leave e the.
village, ;"u'-”
The many friends of Mrs, AnntRoss
of-Btrassburgb, Sask., formerly or her of ofwill learn with regi'
loss. Her stables on her farin together
with a large cluantityof hay,and wood
for use was destroyed by fire. It came
fr o n a prairie fire. They fought the
Vire for some time and were successful
in saving the house • She nrstes with
a feeling of great th•tnkfullness that
her house wen saved. It is. a greatloss to her as it will be ctilt to re.
build a stable. Shewithi Miss L Mc
Intosh were obliged to live in a wagon
to 'treys the horses, dt•vl1': !- 8
DI:ATS-On Saturday last the Spirit
of Dors. McMillan passedaway at the
age of 82 years and 2 months. She
was ill but a few weeks, but owing to
her age little hope was entertained of
her recovery, She leaves one son Will-
iam McMillen to mourn the loss of a
loving mother. The deceased .came
to this neighborhood many years ago
fromScotland with her parents, There
are still living 2 brothers, Dr. David
McIntosh of our village, and 'William,
of Manitoba, and 2 sisters, Mrs. Mc-
Ewen of the West and Mrs. Coutts,
wife of Rev. Mr. Coutts,of Los Angles,
Cal, The funeral took place onTuesday
from her home, followed hy, a large
number of friends ' and acquaintances
Auburn Williiam MpcMillen diered aber husband
out 20 vers
Rev. T. W. Charlesworth has chosen ago. she was a member e. former -
"Daniel,
iof lla the res -
for his subject next Sunday afternoon, byterian church of theg
"Daniel, the Faithful Servant." The rlv a, member of the late Rev, John
Ross' congregation.
Lord's Supper will be observed aft
the usual service.
John Mills, of West Wawanosh, has
taken unto himself a life partner in
the person of Mrs. Craig. Rev. A. E.
o-
Jones cemented the de at the Metho-
dist
dist paasonage here last whek.
At the annual meeting of the Au-
burn Rifle Club held on Saturday even-
ing, the following officers were elected
Captain, H. E. Knox; secretary, Chas.
Asquith; treasurer, Dr. Weir; ex-
ecutive committee, above officers and
W. Watson, J. Logon, Geo. Beadle
and Geo. Yungblut.
At the last annual meeting of the
Presbyterian church a committee was
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A SUPERIOR SCHOOL
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ELLIOTT
Blyth. —~
The livery barn license has been re-
duced from 820 to $10 per annum in
Blyth.
The Livingstone sawmill is busy on
t burn
the logs brought here from At
on the C. P. R.
A new front has been placed in the
Agricultural here, rendered necessary.
by the destruction of glass by the re-,
cent fire.
Monday, May 30th will be the date
of the first sitting of the . Court of
Revision in connection with the local
Assessment Roll.
During the past week or so Conn -
chlor Carter has been spending a
goodly portiOU of his -time at -Berlin...
In that hustling town' he has sold•or
arranged to put in about .30; of his -
patent boiler.cleaners and is not
�fthrough yet. •
Workmen have been busy this week
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transforming the old postoffice build -
I ing into two business places.a A nne
new
TORONTO, 1 door has taken the place of
in the Northerly part so as ,to afford
Enter anytime, to what will be Division Court
all year, ingress Openg
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gON..URAS. R. DEVLIN,
Minister of Colonization, Mines and
Fisheries for Province of Quebec,who
is on a visit to Great Biitain and Eur•
ape and is telling of Quebec's Resour•
les.
SIR„ 0IL S. A. P. PLLLEIIER
Lieutenant Governor, • of Quebec,
who recently announced that the Qae-
bec Legislature promises to establish a
School of Forestry.
MR JUSTICE F. X, LEMIEUX.
Of the District of Quebec, is a very
enthusiastic TemRerance Worker, Se
hasdilivered many splendid addresses
in that Province, as well as in: Ontario.
Exeter , t•afternoon May 12th at past 2 o'clock town Tuesday. .
at the home of Miss L (Tameron. As f Mr. I�'ormen Jollilfe came` u , from
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The annnal meeting of the Exeter the election of officers will take place ' Toronto en Tuesday.' p
James n a full attendance is
•iwill. e 1 in the ee i
s x ct b het iR ne t
Dirda tile; g
MLS Geo Powel Blyth,was �' Visitor
St. Methodist, Church, Exeker,on Tues- reque tad, I, yth,Wa a i a
day and Wednesday, May 17th and etey,iVlr Patterson,London,occupied; in Clinton last friday.
and r W H Kerr" f Brussels,
,18th. The ministerial session to come. St Andrews pulpit both morningM , o
menceTuesdav at 10 :'30 o'clock. Gert- evening of last Sabbath and will pro- I part of last Friday in town.
eral Session.. Wednesday et 10 o'clock " baldly preach again on,. the coming, 4 MissZelms Holland is visiting at
Sabbath and as itis not yet ascertain-
ed whether the Rev, Malcolm Lindsay
has accepted the call .which wasex-
tended to him by St Andrews, •
111H.AT 'TIME
Tuckeramlth
School report for S 5 No. 4, Tucker -
smith for month of April:-Class"4- A very pretty event in the form of Miss Winnifred Goodwin : left last
ton CriBall, Frank O'Brien, Welling-
ton Grieh, Nelson each. Claes 3 -H a wedding was solemnized en Main Friday morning on a visit to friends in
Crich, M Crich: T:.TurnPr, I Ball, 111 St East by the Rev Mr Cende 1 when Detroit.
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Turner, M Walters, G Walters, Grace Walmsley was duly united. in matri- a .t" s visitor with
Stephenson. Claes 2-V • Wise, M . ninny to on Mr Kohe tson of Blue- Mise Mary Brogden,at Londesboro, on
Rogerson, t: Nett. W Hunt.W iters, E vale. The - ceremony was performed (Monday.
Sr -M (.rlcli, P. Crich,a at eight p m., when the villagers sig- Mr Chas Riley, Goderich, . formerly
Crich: Class 1 Jr- W ran t,V Str ernalized their joy. and 'good wishes by tailor with Tozer &'Brown,spenu Sun -
son, GFalconer:-J Graiib, teacher. , the beating of -drums firing :.of`•,gets. day in town.
iand the ringing of joy; bells during.Miss ElvaJohnsten and Miss EthelGoderich Township
the hour of ceremony. The hearty Bradshaw spent Saturdayand Sunday
COUNCIL. MEETID7c, : Council met congratulations of the entirecone- at Dungannon.
adjournment Holmes,
un Council
the Co n
' At a recent meeting ' oftel to
it was decided to send . delega
Ottawa to iinterview. the Minister of
railroads as regards the talked of rail-
road that. is to pass 'through here in
the near tudire.
the home of her sister, Mrs. J, P. Cole.
Mr. J. W. • Treleaven and daughter
Norma were in Lucknow over Sunday.
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• a book of nearly ii00 pa es, en •
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• titled 'The Canadian Jartu,er's •
Manual of Agriculture," to the•
• farmer's son attending a rural
♦ school who takes the bestmarks ♦
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• tion to be held at Clinton. We •
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pursuant to all me er niumty are .extended to Mr encl. Mrs Mr. and :Mrs. W. J. Andrews and
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_The.minutes'of the last i e g
read and approved. 'Moved by. Coun-
cillor Yoe and.seconded by Councillor
Rathwell,'that the Reeve and Clerk
be instructed to make inquiries at the
Registry Office and .anyother necess-
ary inquiries_ in regard to patients of
the Asylum whose maintenance is be-
ing paid by the Municipality, Carried.
Movea be Coungillor.Hudie and second-
e:f llowin
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accounts be passed, R. 'Porter, gravel.`
$ tell a:nd IL Hibbs, gravel $1:59. ' Car-
ried. By Law No. 4, as amended was
passed and that the appointed' Con-
stable is requested t o see that the
aboveBy Law is strictly enforced. Cars
ried, '.Moved by Councillor Hudie and
scoop e .
byCouncillor Lobb, that the
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Council adjourn to nieet as a•
Court of
Revision May 29th' at. 1.0 o'clock a, lee.'
Carried.. N W Trewartha, Clerk.
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The Morrish Clothing Co
.Londesbdro
Rv Mr Currie'le''home.'again.:.
•111i*.s'A Lawson spent a "week with
her•cousin L Wbea,tly,
Mrs and Mr :R Young and children
spent Sunday with, Mende at Brussels.
I Hutton's grist mill runs• almost
day and night there is' so much crush-,
ing of grain.' .
Miss Erma Kaiser, of Clinton, spent
Monday with her friend,. Miss Mary
Brogden. •
The Quarterly Communion Service
and Public Reception of new members
which was to be held last Sunday will
he held this Sunday atLondesboro and
Constance at the usual hours.
Edmund and Mrs Manning have
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en up their abode in
Londesboro.
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They.- the winter Blyth in
Mr have spetManning not beinc well. It is
hoped the change may do him good. '
Rev W P Pearcv was drily ordained
.in d iinducted on Wednesday at Burns,.
Church. There was a very excellent
service and a pleasant time afterward.
He will have charge of the services on
Sunday anda cordial welcome is ex-
tended to attendthe services. Mrs
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Mr Shaddich wears a smile -It's a
girl'.
Willis Mountain spent Sunday. with
Harlock friends. •
5 S No 5 had it holiday on Monday
through Meese of the teacher.
Jos and Mrs Appleby, Clint on, spent
Sunday with Mrs ,:Appleby.: East, Hulled., returned to Stratford,
ea
from near f
Mrs John
Stephenson
Mr o
Brussels is . visiting' :her brother Ed this week to resume her studies in the
Crawford'• Normal School there.
Thos Nott had the inisfortune,to;be Rev. Neil Leckie, .of 'Kirkwall,' for -
daughter, of Blyth, were visitors 'en
town on Tuesday.
Rev. Dr. ,Stewart 'attended the in-
duction of Geo. M. ,Pearcy-, of Londes-
boro, on Wednesday..
Mr. David Ro••ers, of Seaforth, and
Chairman of the Goderich District,
Tuesday evening May 10th, A full at-
tendance is desired as- important bus
iness will be brought before the meet-
ing.
WILLIS
Anniversary services will be held in
this church on Sunday next, Rev. Mr.
11lcGillavray of Weston will preach,
Special music will he rendered at both
services by the choir. Miss Laura
Richardson,(pupi'eel! Dwight Edwards,
London) will rendsolos at both ser
vices. At the evening service (by re-
quest) the Organist .and Choirmaster
will. render an Organ recital, beginn-
ing at w quarter to seven sharp and
will play for fifteen minutes.
The congregation in this Church on
Sunday last had the pleasure of listen-
ing to solos by Miss: Ruffles of Sea..
forth. Miss Ruffles possesses *strong
clear soprano voice of good range and
under perfect control. She will be
welcomed back to Willis Church at
any time.
SALVATION ARMY
On Thursday at the S A Hall here
will be a special prayer inee ng to
which all Christians are hes sly in-
vited. On Sunday�thc subjects are as
follows; -11 a. m. The Secret'of Vic-
tory," 3 p lei "A Great Challenge," 7
nem "From Poverty to. Palace." On.
Wednesday May lIIh Staff' Captain
Crichton, of London,assisted by Capt's
Crawford and Brown, of Seaforth and
Goderich respectively, will hold' a
special meeting in the interests, of the
self denial effort to which the public
are heartily invited.
WE5Lli;Y
The Sacrament .of the Lord's Supper.
will be administered at the close of the
morning service. Pastors Morning
'e elf. Examination, • Even -
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: "The Rainbow round the
Throne." All are welcome.
ST. PAUL'S;•
The` Missionary Services in connec-
tion with: the Missionary work of the
Church; of England in Canada. . will' be
held in the. Archdeaconry:• of London
on. Sunday next' the 8th of May. In
'St. Paul's Church, Clinton, these ser-
vices'willbyVeryRev-
ce be taken•the
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"eeend Dean Davis, Rector of St•James'
Ghurcb, London South, in the .morn-
.ing and by theHeverend'OanonHague,
Rector of the Memorial Church, Lon-
don,in the evening., The contributions
at both services will be in aid of the
was in town 'Tuesda Missionary Work •• lex the Canadian
Tuesday: - North West. The Annual Sunday
Miss Daisy, Middleton, entertained in School Convention and Deanery Meet -
honor of her .friends; Mies 'Shepherd ing of the Deanery of Huron will
and Miss Jordon, of 'oderic last Fri-ureb
n M a , G h, •(D. V,) be held.in St, George's Ch ,
day evening. Goderich on Wednesday the 11th of
Mr. T. Jackson, (jr).•and Miss Irene ; May. The program will .begin at 11
are visitors in Toronto this week. Mr, a. in., and will conclude withs service
Jackson will go to Montreal before re- in St. George's Church at 7 .30 P. m.
turning home.. On Sunday next the Rey. 0. R, Gunne
Miss Sadie East, daughter of Mr. H, will preach • Missionary sermons in
Park Hill.'
ONTARIO) STREET
Rev. T. Wesley • Cosens will preach
at both services 'next Sunday. The
subject of the morning discourse .will
be :':"Spiritual Sowing.". The topic of
the evening sermon will be-' -The Hid-
ing of God's Power." Choice music
will be furnished by the choir. :A
'son- ' 3r 4=F Fingland, R air, John 'in-law, Mr. H. C. Ho]Iand,Fairview hearty welcome to everybody
• QUARTERLY BOARD MEETING..
A very satisfactory meeting of the
Quarterly. Board was held nn Monday
evening. All the stewards were re-
elected, and the licenses 'of the local
preachers and exhorters were renewed.
The Board extended the Pastor a .un-
animous' invitation to remain for an-
other year and granted him a month's
holidays.. Mr. Cesens accepted the in
vitatinn and.thanked the brethren for
their kindness. Mr. Lorne Tyndall
strict
was elected
delegate
to the Di
g
meeting
REs6DUTION • O>• APPRECIATION AND
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YmPATRy.
ideltecl with a cow . and was badly
hurt. Medical Medical aid was broueht.`,to born,. was Balling on old mends in
bihorand is doing as• well'; as expects d eaten test Thursday. `' ' . •
The following es the report of,expecte.
:'; Mrs � in..i 'Holland and daughter
No 0, Hullett for: April:'' -Sr 4 -Ella of .g
Wagner; Ernest Paterson, L Robin, 1 Virginia, weet the Homer' her 13. Miro here
needy Presbyterian mieisteratLondes
Carter, Sr 3-E . Robinson, J Gooier,
K Wagner, M.McLeo ogr i . g * .
0- Roberton, W Good, 0 Carter. JrWesley y Walker was at Winghem
3-8 Good, M Cox. L Ball. W Wagner last Friday visiting- his father. who
Sr 2=-A Robinson, J3 : flunking, M was stricken with, paralysis. The old
Wagner.. Jr 2--D 11eLeed',M Wa ner gentleman,'who is 80 years of: age is in
�_g a precarious condition,
McLeod, L Robinson, b� Waggner, 11 The many friends in town.of Rev.
Prance dance 29. F C W E Kerr will be. that
Hess, teacher. during the past few weeks he has been
DEATH OF''MRS. ED%AItn Brtic KEr- -under the weather with the prevailing
DEN :-Last Friday, afternoon at 4 :31) cold,, brit id now on Che mend,
m. the Spirit of ?.h's. Edward Mr. H. W. Potts, of Detroit,. of the
cessi n
e. n on
rtekenden, of th
E Mogridgs, N Paterson. Pt
Prang. Average atten sorry to hear
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2 d U Swift Automobile i town
bol Co • was n t w
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took its flight after a' serious illness. last 'week 'in theoe interest of that Cain-
Deceased was born in England in puny, to look over tbe Foundry`build-
Sept:1833,and her maiden :name was fag. In the report of the Council
Ann Huckster). Her husband, Ed- Meeting it will be seen that the Corn -
ward Briekenden, predecease .. err puny as eClint
c ed to
Satisfactory
Results �
In baking, are obtained when
you tole
Baking Powder
Our powder is made frons the
best Cream of Tartar and Blear'
bonate of Soda that we nan buy,
and combined in just the right
proportions to give the best pos.
Bible results,
If you have 'never used it, ask
for a sample.,
W. A. McConnell
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Ladies
will find our
. led cream 0 .
Benzo-Aimo
an excellent preparation for
the skin, it makes the skin
like velvet. -
25c 1►er battle
slur •New Perfumes• . '
Rose of Algeria and .Ghon-
teeter. Ask for a Satttple , •
Bottle. •
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Shaving 'Soap
the best in the world. 25e
bottle. large >C
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101� • Jlanufaciuring Chemist, .
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In order to supplyi the em= -
ployees of the nen factory,we
will keep the following Cured
Meats
Smoked' Roll #
Breakfast Bacon,
Skinned Backs
song Cleft"): Bacon
Bologna and
Fresh Sausage
FiSl'i •
Fresh Lake Iinro}lt Sal-.
anon: Trout on edues'
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T. O'NEIL
THE HUB GROCER.'"- ` . . -
Phone. 48
worth; Secretary A W Robinson; •
Treasurer, 11I L Robinson; Manager, •
Roy Sims; Committee on grounds, W.
:Watson, tt.Somers .and S
Westlake. tlake.
The team will not join the League ow-
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removal of
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to many 'n
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old nine. .
come to rn on. '1'ne•following resolution was insa•
ne
three years • AO. . A family of two Carl Engler. B. A. Dominion Land imously carried by a standing vote
sons, (Stephen, on the farm and Ed- Surveyor of Ottawa has been appoint -
Ward in United States and two dangh- . ed by the Dominion Government to
ters, Lizzie, at home, and Mrs. Arthur .establish the Northern boundary of
Pearcy, Toronto, was present at .pale), of the game township are left to the new Province of Alberta. Ile
the services and. the induction of .mourn the lass. The ' funeral took starts for Athabasca al Albg iinmed+
her son as mentioned above. There place on Mobility afternoon and the lately and will be occupied most of the
were several persons from other con- service was conducted by her pastor, summer. Mr. Engler is a brother of
sans. -Inter
anent
gregnttons also present. The begin- Rev. 1. Wesley Co Mrs. W. Marquis, of }sullen and was
for it c s been auspicious and we hope was made at the Clinton Cemetery. at ane time a student of Clinton Coll
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forest of tee of ,the b
a contino Re ort
forThe.£ollowing is the Sch of p egiate. •
lationship and success in the Masters -S S No 5 finned far April • The
wor con uc ro•
s
>` tor Dr 0 V Emory, Dominion Secretary
marks are based onconduct and pro- of the R T'of T spent the first half of
^- — • Ile ency. Names are, in order of merit.
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-ill M r Jr. 4 -Elva Mc-
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Fete, Brown. r
Mar Vodden, t.
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Mary
F.home after u
is -g
CleggP 3rd -Florence Vodden, Keathia. Ways
year in the Medi-
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cal School, London. The result of the Sr. 2 -Mary Taylor. Fred McCool,
examinations as just published a that Margery' McCool, John Gorbutt. Jr.
he has taken an excellent stand at the 2 -Grace Vodden,Alice Vodden,(equal)
end of his second year, having obtain-
Sr. 4 aggie Maw. this week in'Clinton in the interests
of the Insurance department that
In ra ceof
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Order and also attended the regular
meeting of the local Council of Tem -
plats
in - and gave
on Tuesday evening n
an. instructing address on the work
of the Order, tvhich in conjunction
Amatil Weymouth. Albert Garbutt with the invitations and program
ed honors in every subject.
A. MOBeath hag' returned after a
trip to his .timber limit and in saw
Mills in Powassan, New Ontario.
where hefound everything prosperous,
SC•iloot' REPORT -The following' is
April .monthNoly report .of S. S. 14,
Stanley. Names are in order of merit:
Fifth -A. E. Mcl3eath, H. Forrest
A ?VI•Dinsdele, Sr, 4th --41 A Fisher,
H C .[Kehl. W M McBeath Jn. 4th -A
M Hood, M I: Parsons, J W McBeath,
Sen. 3rd: -J' M Conine, L EWasmann,
A. Mr.Murtrie, Jun, 3rd- G. G. Ross 1
A. L Fisher, W U 13 Johnston. See. -
G E McKay, W R Cooper. 2nd pd -
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B M Collins, M A Cooper, Virg R Par.
sons. lst pt;+=T G Cooper, W Sutton,
W Harvey. The best spellers in the
monthly spelling matches were, 5th: -
Henderson Forrest. Sen 4th -Herbert
Kehl. Sr. 4th: -Anna l [nod. Sr, 3rd--
.awrencn Wasmann. Jr. 3rd: -Anna
is er. c
h 2nd :-GladstoneMl ay.
Boyd cid
Sr. 1 -Mary Gorbutt. Jr. 1- John
Taylor, Rose Gorbutt, Sidney Lee,Ar'
thut 'Weymouth,Je Jennie Gorbutt.
The best spellers during the month
are : Sr.f4-Maggie Mair. Jr. 4 -Elva
McCool. Sr. 3, -.Florence Vodden. Jr
3 -Ira Rapson, Sr. 2 -Mary Taylor.
Jr. s- Grace ' 'Vodden, Jr. I. -John
Taylor. B. M. Mc1wan, Teacher.
Personal N' o t e s
• It those having relatives or fiends
• visiting in town or ggoing away
notify uA of the foot eaoh week ire
11 new
aA
tintBlT
uIdannouncet
was appreciated by all present. The
Order reports a, steady growth in all
departments. Dr Emory goes to God-
erich from here.
On Monday -of next week Mr Mur-
ray MCl+awen leaves Clinton to take a
situation in a tailor shop in Gode-
rich. His many friends in tow
n will
be sorry to hear of this move and it
will be a decided loss to the Baseball
team. Mr Mciewan intends to • move
his family as soon as he can .het a
suitable house. The New Era wishes
his.suecess in his success in his new
home.
"As Releases Almit;htyGod, in whose
hands are life and'death to remove
from our midst, our beloved , brother,
Mr. John Brickenden, who leas
for. many years 'a most faithtul
member -of thin Quarterly. Oficial f
Board, we desire to. place on record
our high appreciation of, his manly'
solid piety,
tad
.a ,
integrity,Y
B frit sterling p
,
P
.
untiring devo-
Uhrtsiian activity and u g
tion to the Church of his choice. We
also' extend to the members of the be-
reaved family our deep, sympathy- and
earnestly' pray, that the Good of altOon-
them
and that
solation may sustain
when the voyage of life,is over. we
may all meet on theSlroeZ where every
song t
ever f
1 - 1•
II. ibt.4.100
wit Wo
ra + 4 11 $ Church Chimes
Mrs, trash; entertainedTuasclay even.- 1111114-"1"1"1141‘16.111111h.."`
1h.
ing,.
Miss Mae Brahler spent Sunday in
Setfor•
th.
Mr. Joe BramfleId client Sunday in
The annual 'meeting of the Women's Sea..*orifi.
Institute will be held on
Thursdays Mr. R. A. Stewart, of f3iytlt was itt
BAPTIST '
Rev T. W. Charlesworth will preach
next Sut da.y. Morning subject, "Dew
iel the Diligent. Evening "Tire Geis-
" 'the Ladies' Missien
Circle will meet at the Church on
pet Provision,
s victory and where no shadow
alfa." •
•
N al's -
ry r
Baby eough
Syrup
that are
few cough remedies a t
Very g
useful for adults are safe to - give
bies
ba .
Nyal's Baby Cough Syrup . con-
tains neither opium, morphine, or
other dangerous opiates..
It is especially designed for
babies and 'net antis there. .
.Loosens the conga quickly, and
gives the child normal teat.
A good, e ugh emedy far
larger ohildrensaf. ho210 perr bottle
The Stratford -St. Marys road race I Sr �' H YE`se
will be run from Stratford to St.
Marys on May 24th.
1010. Officers chosen for Blyth Base- Dispensing Chemist.
Ball team'are:-1'resident,L 0 Charles eseemingemegaggeoggenennemeenta
he Molsons -Bank
Incorporated 18515
capital,, nein U $3,500400 -
Rest Fund, '$3,500,000
bas 73 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Orrespoudents Ia all
the Principal Cities in the 'world,
A GENERAL RANKKING ItUSINESS;.TRANSLCTED,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTILIIEN_f
at all Branches. ' Interrest allowed at highest current rate.
Clinton Branch - C; E DOWDING. Manager
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