The Clinton New Era, 1915-08-19, Page 1-"-
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Established 1865, Vol. 50, No. 8
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W. H. Kerr 84 Son, Editors and Publishers
C LINTON ONTARIO T HURSDAY AUGUST 19 1915
"If 1 were young enough myself, I, too, would be in the firing line' and share the honor and the privilege of fighting for
that which the Union Jack stands --Justice, Tolerance and Liberty. For these things I have worked all my life. I Shall do
so to the end as long as God spares me." Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
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at Sherucliffe
Best English The War and Migration t Canada
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The Salvation Arm y We), Cry MOIOre, an old Clinton \ Boy and a
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Paris Green • Letter 1—After the War; The Future of Canada.
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• A Letter from Lieut. VViii Fing- las
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andtroparty
rpletnen Moi id be,MajorD. . mc„re... f.aa has of
beMajor •Dayid•Mobre. Hellas for •
many years bei cme.of.onr Miran ...
experts,. and 'Wilt give his chief
attention taths task of eadsing'Ohe
whereWithal to pey foethe erection,
and upkeep oftome properties.
:The Major has argenized Some'
eflorteete 110 course
of his career: Tick.fh.st 'Came into
prominence- 01 this reepeca when •
,e was at "1\2o:etre-J. The Army
was -badly off for .suiteble buildings
in the city at \that : time, und the
Maier was .giV e 1 the test:.
funds foe .erectio•re of et DiVis--
1101101 Headqualtere. -Success
[crowned his ethoete :ind he won •
Ikept on the task of finaecing build
iing schemes in Montreal for nine
yeare.
Since then he hen v,ted mar y,
cities to organize Whi, 1 vi id erart -
paigns for fine ice, und, of enurso,
he Mid a great deal to al
innon-
tection With the great 'Hun.
decd.-then:sand. della r-dollur Cam-
paign in Terent0 foe the creak.,
c,f the William Booth Memorial'
Co folni%tlii se torfaii,teirelltrIrildi erd.ruetiTillg, the
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Sold at the Rexall Store
) To the Editor 'of the New Era.
Dear Sir
Although the progress of the,
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> one great outstancling neeik is or body, evendel be able to' serve as
the better distribution of the messengers, lift attendants (por-
ters); and the leg-twounded conld
• Empire's popultition.
act as bottle,-Avaehers, packers,
OF CANADA labellers, elerles and shop nssistei
Capital Authorized............ $25,000,000 stationary situations, but iSbese•
War is satisfactoey, mud be
admitted that, he d we devoted
more time to preparing' for it be,
fore hand, we should haVe done
far better. This lesson Should be
laid to heart, andeve s110111C1 nOW
Prepare for putting the affairs of
the Empire in ordee for after the
we (ie. "te.lb° The latter, 11 wounded in the arms
Wal',0leand b°utch: Ito enng e r
the War. The effecti on tied phy '
sique and appearance of the 'We s t(San dlin g • Shorn clif f e
people, adults, youths and. kiddies,
is a conspicuous feature of the July 22nd, 1115
teitrrers, DIctMiniisonfor
t oeia n asaay,n.. whether
this is to continue, aften the War, 'before yesterday, and yo rl may
ttheer DeyaorlarMolatterler
—reached mo the dry
or whether employers are to' ex- rest assured thee lt sees 'wet--
ploit our boys'. and(' ex-Voldiers at come. Canada 01 mail is, olways fre'
low wages to the exclusion lof ceiVed with great gusts in the
those other men and of the thou- comp, arriving bout ltwiec a week
sands of maimed and wounded When this known, that the. mail
who will be seeking fon work. has come in from Canada, and the
bugle is sounded announcing -the
feet, tho battalion mail' carr:er
is nearly mobbed and is severely
sworn at by those whose wives
and swc ethearte has let .p053 the
cpportnuity to drop into .ECL. Rob
den's Little rel. box that "scrap
of paperO'whieh ineanri 011000 ttO,
many of us soldiers., luxe' than the
'scrap' which Belgium set such a
high 'seine upon. I don't know
how eve ' shall exist, if .1C should
ever happen that our line -of come
shou'd be cut uff:
euppose you watch the papers
pretty closely In glean, :my 7—Nes
regarding the Second Canadian
expeeting ary day that
we have been transpoi reel tre the
'Continent
We are still at the Shorncliffe
Cemps, and :l -molding to rumonr,
'Kitchener has Snid that we will be
here till efteif Sapt. 1st and then
proceed to the front for a winter
Vie Royal Bar*
The •fact that" Canada century
ago was worth nothing, but is now
orth untold milliens is dud to
migration, mainly from Great Brit-
ain. Herd the 1 tow ofimmigeat inn
been double, Cannda'S prosperl'y
ants, and in .otheir sedentru y or
lobs will be taken -up by boys who
4. :vital paid up 11,560.000
Reserve and undivided prolits 13,500,000
Total Assets ..............185,000,000
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Connec_tition.
Interekt Allowed on Savings Deposits
General Banking Business Transacted.
11. E, NIANNINGI Clinton Branch
can find no other outlet for their
) acreage under crops, werilth, 0.).- energies unlees they ard absorbed
> ports and manufectures would all over sees, for! employers, will not
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> ,have increased in proportion, she mangey A wou•ieled man when they
) could have exported more focd to .can get; boya or girls •tof do the
Great •Beitliiii and. hen Allies, and work more cheaply. The First
I her contingents 01 troops at the Duty of Thc Governments of Can -
front 0 °old have been 1100111 d. The raa is ouviovily 12:1,- provide work
5 patriotism and gt nerosiey ,tho for all of their: owes forces who
return to civil life, but surely they
'a Canadians hnve astonsehed the
can arrange that all vacancies ty
is.)entli jil their EX:00(11410Mo y
Forces are filled on tthe return
iourney 111 111 1110I1'1','110 .wish lci
aiderate. from Lova- Kitehener'e
army, 1011,011 is to lie clischare•e 11
as 00011 015111)1011110 after the War• campaign. Most of the 10)50ie.! 0
quite ceritent to 1 emhr
ail' 1,e, -e, for
Corgi:ivied on ,epitge feud!:
they kr cw that when they ,'eac'h
front life is vary unce.rtain, and
this state of mind; 11 festered 1 y
world, and these should7 cm,vie e
3 aft& the War. It will be WORK
and NOT GIFTS which the people
at home will need. As Mr. L1cyd
George hns pointed out, a great
Pressure of unemployment is to be
expected in Great Britain on the
conclusion of Peace; and the pro-
"ViSiOn of work AMU be neede(1 for
defence agaiast starvation, pover
ty an)1' physical • deterioration,
Then the best andt most ,enduring
way for Canada to aid the British
distress which otherwise will be in
evitable 111 that comity ole nations
known as the British Empire will
be to take some of our surplus la
boor to .work on her', vacant! acres
so that both may be 'employed to
the fullest" advantage. By this
means -she am increese our food The •Model School term opened at
supplies and keep down our Poor the Clinton School en 'Tuesday morn
Rate, andatthe same time pro- ing with Principal Bouck charge.
Nide for her own defence ly the, Following are the names of the
introduction of efficiently trained pupils who hove begun their studies—
troops, and reduce thebui den of Anderson, Margaret, Wroxeter
our War Taxation by increasing Bowes, Margaret, Mansfield
Chowen Roy \V , Clinton
Gook, Mendie, ''linton
Cunningham. R. \V., Port Albert
Doupe, Bert, Kirkton .
Hobart, Elizabet h, Seaford'
Evans. Victor, Bayfield
Heim, Viola, Clinton
Johnson, Robert A., Kincardine
Kaake, Lyle, Wroxeter
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CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT
BANK:MONEY ORDERS
Savings Bank' Department
Interest Allo' ed at Highest Current Rate
E.E. Dowding, Manager Clinton Broach
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At the Old Prices
Model School Pupils
1.1,e repel 10 of the \amended who
iettu•ned to the hospitals here,
sometimes by train loads, They
sey "Stay in England just EIS long
as you ca n, -as lorig as possible
Who we are and only know of mu( of these, who
where we hail from
the number of shoulders to bear
it.
The only way ,to tIVOICI 0 war in
the .Pacific isby being prepared to
defend the Empire's, em.ply arens
o?. productive soil in Western Can
ada and elsewhere. As Siel Wil-
frid Lailri 20 Said in the Gtterwa
House of Commons of December Kanke, Pearl, Wroxeter
14 last; "No nation, is worthy, of MacQuarrie, Bos-te, Moncrieff
being a nation unless it! is reedy MacLean, Alice, Godeeteh
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all times to defend its own inde- MacLean. Ilia, Guderich
pendence and fight Toe 11 11 need Pollick, Evelyu, Baylield
be." The Canadinne are fighting Proud, Robert H., Tern
imblyeand showing themselvee Rethwell, Ida, Clinton
worthy or their BritiSht Steel:. but Ross, Dolly Sarah, Paisley
ean Canada be said) to be READY Schatz, F, g'n. Dashwood
for aggression, especially in the Webb, John A., Lucknow
dubled? 'Had this happened be — I euppose that1 around home in
West, before her. Amputation is
fore, the Hon. W. J. Roche, in his the peaceful and, prosperous Coun-
last New Yeae's mese:iv! could We have been compelled ty of 'Huron there lire very . lev
have cabled home, the "vast re- indications that thd grentest war
sources of -stern . ' • to have th's issue ot the in histny is 00. Iti ist different
furnish menually 100,000,000 bushels. hc,re, where, no matter whiela way •
of wheat .for the Motherland." As New . Era printed at the you turn, voti aro brought face to
it was, he could only. mentionhalE News -Record, as the hew face with the facts that make• one
that quantity. realizeowe are very near the storm
The transference to Europe, of parts of our press have not turn, 'between 20 and 30 thousane
centre. Soldiers tre seme evei y
older men beidg employed at d to come yet. We therefor
in the country arrund here. They
Canadian troops being encamped
much of oor home labour heeled to
e printed our paper on Wed- are in the fields and along the
highWryS,' on foot, on horseback,
work beine• available, for all those
;—Tht, second in com,mand of 'the
MA.TOR MOORE
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et in Stratford
For the third ;time in its history the action of he executive in
Stratford extend( d the glad lmnd 18er3(iieerg.wi,ilig (ni 1010,1•90.6,-,r
memb 515 1 the
of hospitality and welceme. o the , s • s •
ps'ti0'( 3110100,
drama Mester awl 01 110515 of the -wed° war las'8. 1110(111
an annunl
ceremony merked the meet- nibo.}intliit..t.1:01. 8,1,1101 001,41.1eheilist,C:yeinoefi
Cfrand. Lodge of Ontario, I.O. 0.10.
Onci
Wednesday evening his1,l. hal.
L0(lgC' of ings of the Grand Lodge here in the 'Order pre.se.r.ted,' a legibly re-
port of the work clone ly Dr. Camp
bell of Lencl.on, Past, Grand Sire,
who has been engegeur 50M0 yoirs
in a history 01 1110 Order. 'Ffie man
nscript, ol about 500 pages, is now
in the hands °Ube Grand Seerreatry
and will he \printed hook
form. Each of thesub•erdinate
'lodges will receive a copy.
IRIDAY•S SESSION
Chatham gob the convention- of
the Grand Lodge 417 the
closing. session aTridey Morning in
citations were reenived from Chen
linm, Windsor and St. C-11therines.
on vote being taken the choice fell
sti°0ACnni) lai-‘1.t).111115paor:r;it ozi n rielperenti ns tiantn e500f
131.-
000 to be used in fitleng np.a cot
in Lho Be n1g1 17n-Pcill-niy1;ThIneg 00e5t1artriio-
lishod 111 Government.
The following narnen were placed
nominatioe for the offiee nI
charters through In e.
Graticl Secretary BroOks .11000,T so, riarpie; .eei.eeem, steeee
'Grand Warden; F. G. Isobert-
wants to 051151)1 to the teem les, 1373. and in 1391,, was reProt Mee a
-when he is able; thcyj here 'had 'to a degree in tho city hall, Whet 0
their fill. One secs eome 'pitiful Mayor Barnsciale, ex -Mayor, Ste,
sights among Ulu d.ifferteit, hospit et:0011 1 eprosenting 'Board tot
alsatorr , d here, men, hei 1 h it 11 sorts Trade and Mr. A lex. Abraham on
of bandages, or -without en urrn, rr behalf of the local Od di el 10053 0; -
leg, os, 1 ye; but quitd' happy eon cured Grand Master McIntyre of
gratulatiig themselves on having the pleasure it gave them: Loehave
1. seeped ,,o looby. The liet,' contin the Gretna Lodge meet in the etas
gent Catediann nave made a g mat sic city.
✓ am° for themeett es end !the 100c1 With an a tte nclance of delegates
of the maple, with the reeelt that that taxed the capacity (')f the
the man wearing the 0 Lomita:1 1 11 - large assembly hall 01 1110 Collee-
n here. it ie interestlate Institeite, thee Gist anneul cola
tons and baclg n'i IS in ftiVer ,0001 y
, .,,(rt 10 S' '2 Ilinnic1111011 01! the Grand Lodge , 1
how mar y of thee omit }seines arc, Ontario I.0.05`. opened he
000001 lid 1111,1 tieSpitalS 1, tit one tusinese sees' an Thursday Grancl
1.' nr 1,ere there are at present el0 Master' D. Meletyre of 'Ltot-min
•Canaclians, and tents ai cl'. huts Are .1.,,,,eieee,
being ereeted to accomodate 1200 A menabership or 01,300 was 00
more. The permanent nalure ( t
-)- ported a ret increase or, 509 for Ithe
theee and all !military stiuctures year. There are lour 110W lodges
leads one to believe. Plat; 111 the bringing the total. to 401. These
opinion of the. authoeities 1 1
--"? will be issued charters, aswillelso
war 05(11 1)0 e loag, hard one. Poo- the two lodges which lost their
ple hove take the War II Mat deal
mere seviously than these in Can-
ada.
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I Building of flit Welland Canal Much More Difficult
Undertaking than the New $50,000,000 Canal Will Be
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The new Welland /Cnnale a work 1 carrying vessel 'on the upper 1 in the water's flow from -higher to
much of which is now under ',con- lakes can take a cargo of about I. to lower level,
tract fixes the scale for the whole three-etunrters of a million . bush- I The old Cenral
system. Every ether canal in the cla of wheat, The Welland! Canal l How the marvels of onec period
deepened to thirty -'one feet, as become the ordinal y thinga of
.ar,otheid When the old Welland
the eontract req,uires, would afford
transit for'suebi a loaded ivessel
Conal \ma built it was ; looked
from Lake Erie, int:el, Lake Ontario I • ' • •
and would thus extend the :voyage upon as one of the grestestt works
without breaking bulk., to ports On Carried Lvit by 110,0130 enterprise.
tae latter lake. That would be a The very interesting account(of it
material gein, butit is not one sole prepared. ty. Thos. Keefer and
- mly for which the Welland Canal published in pamphlet form insist
would be enlarged at a cost of cause all Canadians who read it to
$50,000,000 The ultimate deep- honor the indomitablespirit of
erring of the St. Lawrence canals William Hamilton Merritt. The itiao
11 in the Government's comtem- graphs, of that early pathfinder
For Breakfast -elation. by, 1,19 son, the \. late J•eclediali
diffieultic•s that had; In be over -
Merritt, gis es 900110 idea( of , , the
Enoch Canada's Giant Causeway.. '
Dinner Erie end of it is 327; feet 'higher Wtheellzi.celwCacananal,L7idlia•vtletert.:ida:eitctionaal
tyefive milee long and the Lake •out of ethis evert:. The original
The "Welland Canal, is about two') come in 'the promoting and cariy-
Itiellel,17evieeiolpcimmewnncaosc
than the Lake Ontario' end. The ilatineeatofparteainna
thiS eMilitry. They served their
'day. Improve.ments in vessel con -
striae -lion have In ough t the need
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chain -will heqe to be brought:Into
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; and Canal if Outs' great work is
• to play its part to the fullest nation
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Small size, only 10e lifting vessels up that 'alteia,cle.
< of '327 feett, is (tore in teventyesix
Large size, only 250 locks The new Canal will have
Try our famous Gene Receipt— 7 locks That willmean en enorm-
To 1 tablespoon shortening, add ous saving of time. The work,
1 egg, 1. cup of milk 00110 is best) ing of the seven locks will detain
vessels a much shorter, time than
pench of salts 13 teaspoon soda, 1
teblespoon sugar, li cups—of , tho i tslyteorskeilnegrarlifththloviiit,woefritcyolisxe,
Rorna.n Meal, 1/ cup of flour.
Roman Meal also makes a
delicious Steam Pudding, and 18
used in many other ways.
The Store of Quality
W. T. O'NEIL.,
THE HUB GROCER
Phone 48
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Miler things reliorttid hall 139,421.
had been voluntaithy conteibuled
[mere patrioLie fund,
Grand Treasurer McCormack re-
ported a balance inthe beide on
.Jul 22,1018, of $478.16.
Tn.c . rand Lodge approved of
ford; Dr. Heemiston, Dr. Smuc A.
0. Caseachlen, A. !Schweitzer of
Toronto; N. R. D. Sinclair, Cord, -
rano E. H. Gregory, Walkerton;
W. 0. 'Hamilton, !Vote: Williaom ; W.
IL, , Moss, Dundas; (.11. James,
Continued on Page 5
Words Spoken to 1st Canadian Division
(Brigade ly Brigade, and to
Engineers and Artillery),
After 1110 12 strenuous days and
nights of fighting- embraced • ty
the period -22nd April ito, Mee,
15th by, Limn:a-Gen, .E. A. 131 Alder-
son, Commanding ist. :Cnadian
Division, •
"All Units and all Ranks of the
ist Canection Di1'isi011 1 tell you
you truly, that my heart is So full
ti uly, that. my, heart is so• full I
hardly know how to speak to yon.
It is toll of two feelings, the
first being sorroat; for the loss of
those Comrades of ours wils. have
gone, and the second, prid1 in
what the 1st Canadian Division has
done.
As regards our • Comrades who
have lost, their liveS and .we will
s f hem with' our caps offkot
(here. he toe': off bra cap, and all
did like likewise) my Faith in The
Almighty is such, that I am perr•
featly sure that, when men clic, as
they have died, doing their duty,
and fighting for their Country, for
the Empire, and to Save the situ-
ation for others, in fact, to die
for their friends, (10 matten what
their past lives have hem', .no mat-•
ter what they have done that -they
ought not to haver done ms all of
usi do)—I 1,epeat, 1 am pereeetly
sure that The Almighty) takes
Ahern, and looks after them et once
Lads, we cannot leave 'thembetter
than like that. (Here he nut' on
his cap, and all elicl the same.)
Novi. feel that we May,
any .faise pride, think a little of
' whet the Division has done during
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"The War" in China ,int Opium
By E. E. Wilford, M. D,, Tzeliut-
sing, and an old Blyth l3oy
-(Opiuno is being steadily driven
ciut of China, 1)01 05 with ,the kink •
traffic in •Christian 'lands, he dein-
on of opium in Chine, die e hard.
Herewith some -interesting expel--
ieneed by one in the thick of the
tight,
These clays everyone is thinking
and talking ,about "tlio ware,
Some sixty or seventy, years ego
Englend was engaged in at war in
which her cause was not so' just as.
f ladders oT rseiAis****AMAAAAAOVV~Y§ •it is in the Preeent war. referl 10
nrel PrPPPed 5
the war with China re the, gpuiTtl
trade. As a result of thate war
China was foeced, 'at. the pointof
the bayonet,', as somecta has put
it, to, receive (importations of
Opiutm Ever since that time there
has been an "Opium war', in this
mintry- war the Overiire mit against
traftic,war by the poor "fiends'
against the habit and he( war Oat
the missionary has hod ltd fight
! against tho drug, with; '4.td pernice
, ions efforts; direct and' iPtiirect:
and finally the war he has had 1,1
. dohs th6riatiD11211 (British)
being worked by power generated yvviasawawsivwsayaavaaanawvyv disgrace. jFortnnately for' chit.
against tho one having
twenty Isix rungs andl the other
but seven, 3nuch1 greater, tstrides
`will be reE,,uired to, climb, the one
than to climb the' other. The new
Welland Canal will be al water
stairway or 1 seven mightyi steps.
It will truly bethe Giant's Canso..
way ot (Canada. It wilt be the
a suitable, staircase for those Men
seer perters'the carriers of the
upper lakee. Up and down it they
will safely pass, the vast locks
To 'Fite New Era
ICorrespondents:
News matter mailed to The
New Era in unsealed envelopes
does not come under the postal
chesification of 'letters' and will
not require the special war tax
tho rniesionary, and for herself,
Britain has been doing something
in late years 101 cmcily the great
cell.
Since opening medical work: in
Tzellutsing rafter the re solution,
now about 1:W,O.yearS. I hove had
thrc 0 hundred petionts in the hos-
pital bre.aking 011opium, Perhaps,
youmay be interested, in hearing
of a few of these cases. •
One. of my early, coseey, was er Mr,
U. He is a bueiness anan and his
shop is nctfar from our church. He
had been en 01111101/ 11301' for over
twenty years and so had quite a'
hard struggle in, getting rid of the.
110bit, Btit he stayed tercel, which
ia not the case byany moms .of all
who are euved. They give tut lots
of excuses for returning :bet the
habit e.g., sorroW, anger, tempt
tion by comnadee,' etc. Well, this
Mr. U. has bee." cured now for near
ly two years and he 111a6 attended
cheirch regularly 'er\ eince,
am sure that he ;believes in Jesus
Christ and I coesicler his nonver-
elon to Christianity clitd to the, in-
fluence of the hoepital.
Last year Mr, lettere conee 'to
trealt off opium. ile is a farmer,
and lives near a email' town about
twenty miles 21001 hei!e. He was'
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