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reeky, June 14t , 1914.
Ontario
Elections
Children Cry for Fietcher's
Tho Diner You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made tinder his per-
son l supervision since its' infancy.
a . )allow no one to deceive you in this.
' All Counterfeits, Imitations and 66..ttust-as-good" aro but
Experiments that trifle with and endangerthe health of
:infants and Children -Experience i.gainst. Experiment.
hat is CASTO
eastoria is a brrnnicss substitute for Castor Oil, Pare*
„uric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee.. 3t destroys `Worms
and allays Feverishness. For lucre than thirty years it
bas been in constant use for the relief -of (Constipation,
Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Tecthisig Troubles and
]Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural, sleepy
The Children's Panacea -The Mother's Friend. •
!GENUINE CA ORM ALI, A dl S
'Bears the Signature of
-a§mcmcelma
rrOW
The Kind You ave . sways Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
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29th
Midinettes of Paris Celebrate
Newest Notes of Science
COMPILED FOR TEE NEW ERA READERS.
Friction of small steel balls pol-
ishes silverware in a new machine.
French dairymen 'are experiment-
ing with cocoa shells as fodder for
their cattle.
A recently patented screw has a
slot along its length to prevent ; t
!working) loose in wood.
Peat forms about one-third of the
fuel in the central industrial dis-
Itri'cts; of Russia
The United States .s now produc-
ing about 60 per cent. of the worlds
supply of crude petroleum.
A German paper manufacturing
plant to utilize rice, straw is being
,erected. in Chime by Japam;ese.
Sweet spirits of nitre. wiped off
.with cotton when cit turns white,,
;will remove in !saints from wood.
So ,.itch ie Ar'g'entine tobacco en
,necotene that much of it is used in
the manufacture of insecticides.
Although the eggs of different
species of birds vary greatly in
shape, the yolks always are spheri-
cal.
A windmill in Enlgland furnishes
electric light for a church and rec-
tory and power to blow a church
.organ.
To, intensify the sound there has
been invented a small celluloid disk
to be attached to a phonograph
needle.
A 1pisto kso small that iit can be
held inthe mouth and discharged
:with the teeth is the invention of a
Berlin artist,
There are no producing tni,ckel
ravines in the United States, the do-
mestie production being lby-pro
ducts of copper refineries,
In Singapore motion picture thea
ter seats are provided for the poor
er native classes behind the screens
at reduced prices.
Great In Little Things.
George Washington's surveying done
150 years ago with the comparatively
simple instruments or the day has
been checked up by government sur-
veyors of today and found perfect.
Experts in other lines might check up
other works and qualities of his -his
patriotism: his common sense. Ms fore-
sight, his persistence -and find pretty
nearly the same degree or excellence.
Washington was only nineteen years
old wben tie ran his Ifbes through the
forests and over the hills of Lord Fair.
fax's estate in Virginin. But the youth
was father to the man.-13altlmore
Sun.
COULD NOTEAT-
FAILING
FAST
Captain On Great Lakes Restored To
Health By "Fruit-a-tives"
For thirty years, Captain Swan fol-
lowed the Great hakes. He has now
retired and lives at Port Burwell, where
he is well known and highly esteemed.
Celebration of the festival of "Every girl over 25 years of age is
Sainte Cather -me, an occasion of presented with a "special cap" by
great rejoicing especially in the
great millinery estabiishnren41-• their friends.
Identify Body of
Capt. Emma Hayes
Quebec, June 4,-A chance remark
by a. Salvation Army nurse from
Winnipeg led to the identification.
Ito -night: of the body of Staff Cap-
tain Emma Hayes of 104 Ann Street
Toronto, commanding off_eer of the
Temple Corps for three years, and
one of the best-known women mem
bers of the Army lathe Dolmdniion
Since Sunday the body had reposed
in the temporary morgue, unreeog
nizedl by Army officers who knew
ber. Late this afternoon, however
aparty of twelve men, gathered
from British Columbia and the oth-
er 'western Provinces, conducted by
Staff Captain White of Vancouver,
r T' .w*7;1
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* CLINTON SCHOOL REPORT
arrived to serrch for the) bodies of
w.rieea, end eh:,linen With Chem'
was Nurse Stroud of Grace !Hos-.i
pihal,
"I have seen that woman some
where) exclaimed the nurse, as she
gazed upon the body, For some
minutes she racked her memory.
when it suddenly dawned upon her
that the resemblance was that of
Staff Captain 'Mayes. At the same
moment Mr, James Balfour of Re-
gina, a brother -en -law of the Staff
Captain, was mlak:ng a search for.
her, and her 'identify was Wally
established with certainty by the
aid of a scar lett from an opera-
tion.
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Honour Roll For May.
Div., I1
Ernest Livermore 88
Harry, Rance 88
Ethel Wasman 80
Jessie Jackson 79
Fred Wallis 78
Lyda; Livermore 77
Leslie) Huller 76
George Middleton 75
Harry Lawrence 73
Alec Ea„ legion 72 •
Edna McCaughey 70
Ernest :hall 70
Sadie Draper 70
Edna, West' 69
Dladelon Shaw 68
Ruth Argent 66
(Marion Andr,ews 65
Mary Taylor 64
allulalie 'Hill 61
Wilson Rath 60
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IM, E. Chidley
Dim., III
Beryl Cooper 98
Willis Cooper 98
Agnes Walker 96
Dora Schoenhals 94
Alma .McCorvie 91
Helen Ross 91
Annie Lawre'- a 90
Archie McKenzie 89
Wiltmde Nelson( 83
Charlie Collie 80
Ambrose McGuire 79
Francis Yesbee 78
May Milker ,75
Flora • Milner 74
Hattie Livermore 72
Lawrence West 72
Marcus Tierney 69
Stewart Mcl3rien 66
Bent Slomon 65
George Walker 84.
Pearl Gould 84 •
Geotge Shipley 63
phamee Gree 63
Charlie Bell 82
Evelyn) Cluff 61
Div. Iv
Sr., 115. -
Amy Hellyai 90
Fergus Reynolds 86
Harry Ball 85
Kenneth Carter 80
Gordon' Hall 80
Marjorie Beaten 76
Etta Hardy 75
Bessie! Morrish 75
Jabez Rands 75
Willie Kutch 75
Dorothy Rorke 74
Lottiei Judd 73
Agnes ols
Bessie Mu phy7 272
Frank Caruso 70
Coral Miller 65
Katie, Ladd 64
Fred Elliott 64
Jr. 9.1;1
Ivy Piewes 91
Daisy Nediger 90
Eleanor McTaggart 89
Gertrude Fowler 89
Harold Lawson 86
Nellie Rutledge 86
Audrey Collyer 83
Helen Greigg 82
Nisbett Cook 82
Wilbur Bezzo 78
Jean Miller 77
Helen Robert 71
Gladys Holland 72
. Margaret Cree 70
Kathleen :Hickey 65
J Wilson
FI. SWAN. Esq.
PORT Bnaws L, Our., May 8th. 1913.
f A man has a poor chance of living
and enjoying life when he cannot eat.
That was what was wrong with me.
Loss of appetite and indigestion was
brought on by Constipation. I have had
trouble with these diseases for years. I
lost a great deal of flesh and suffered
constantly. For the last couple of years,
I have taken "Fruit -a -tines" and have
been so pleased with the results that I
have recommended them on many occa-
sions to friends and acquaintances: I
am sure that "Fruit-a-tives"have helped
me greatly. Ily following the diet rules
and taking "Fruit -a -fives" according to
directions, any person with dyspepsia
will get benefit", A. SWAN
"Fruit a-tives" are sold by all dealers
at 50e a box, 6 for 52.50, or trial size 25c,
or sent on receipt of price by Fruit -s-
kives Limited, Ottawa.
Ruth Evans 82
Switzer Grealfs 82
Maelon McIntyre 80
Gordon Lawson 7 8
Winnie McMath 7 8
.Gladys McCuire 75
Malcolm McTaggart 75
Barrie Combe 75
Charlie Cook 75
Joe Yesbec 74
Mary Argent 73.
Clarlie Fulford 68
Pearl Gould 65
Anita; Hill 63
Percy Livermorre 63
'Juniors-
Merjorie Bateman 96
Leo Reynolds 86
Mergie McLeod 94
Kenneth Rorke 83
Percy Proctor 82
Mervin Deeves 811
Robert Middleton 80
Douglad Tozer 77
Willie Miller 74
Lillian Judd 74
" Cedli Cook 71
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H. Courtice'
Div, vi
Senior Class Total Mark 300
Audrey Mel:ntrye 262
Roland Walker 25 7
Jack Wi,ggfington 251
Harry Cochrane 240
Agnes Combe 139
Douglas Ball 231
Jean Ford 231
Violet) 'Huller 228
George Mennel 224
Helen Ladd 221
Mary :01-'ee,eg,vi 213
14lattiel Blacker 218
Sadie Gibbs 205
George E'llijottt 1 98
Nelli'el Cooper 195
Luella McCltnchey 194
`Jessie' MaGufa•e 187
Joe Allison 194
Junior Class Total Mark 300-
Ruth Hale 279
eMrion, Mooris 275
Isabel J'ohnaton 273
Katie) Beaton 288
Charlie hilplSey 265 .
Eleanor Plumsteel 249
Myrtle Bell 240
Wilfred Grant 239
Wilbur Nelson 236
Colenso Salter 235
)Myrtle Sweet 233
'John Nediger 233
Charitle Mennet 220
Wallas eWheatley 197
.Ferguson Carter 189
Ernest Ford 186
L,Stevene,l
DiF*. v
S'enlclfr-.'
Frank Scutton 88
Lucy Levy 87
Frank Match 87
Marguerite VanRohl 84
Hilton, Butts 84
Leona Taylor 84
Donne Mullholle.nld 83
Amy Gould 83
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Egypt (The Rival Enchantresses) India
Lord Kitchener's d:femma• as seen
by the artist of the London Graph:e
A rumor is abroad that Kfit'ohener
is -to succeed Viscountlhb
ardims as
Viceroy of India. The gallant Kitch '
enere will fend- it trying ordeal to
choose between taco) fields, .n both
of which he leas made separate and
splendid reputations, The theory
is that tike Briitish Governmenit feels
the need of Kitch9ners strong pres-
ence in India, during this time when
the Bindoos are restive tender the
expulsion of ,their fellow-coun 'y-
' men from Calnlada end South Af-
rica.
Das. v11 David( Miller
Senior Class, Total Marks 300- Eddie Howard
O. Cooper
Was Badly
Run Down.
Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills Built
Her Up.
Mrs. Prank Brough, Sarnia, Ont.,
writes: -"I embrace the opportunity to
write you saying that I have used Mil -
burn's Heart and Nerve Pills, and found
them very helpful to me. I was very
badly run down, and was taking doctor's
medicine. My son, out West, wrote
me saying, ' Motherl you use the Mil -
burn's Heart and Nerve Pills, they will
be better for you than doctor's medicine.'
This I did with good results. I often
recommend them to other people. My
doctor did not know .1 was using them,
he used to say ' Wby! I never saw any
one's heart gain up like yours has. You
do not need any more medicine,"'
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are
50c. per box, 3 boxes for 31.25, at all
dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of
price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
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Norma Trelevan 221
Olive Schoendrals 217
Florence Johnston 213
Willie Argent 2210
Phyllis Tozer 207
Russel i'eckett 195
Kennett( tRobert{oan122
Jean Simpson 192
Katleen Taylor 191
Myrtle Carrick 184
Olive Lawrence 183 i•
Clifford Cooper 177
Ehmer Miller 177
Hildegard Anderson 168
Lily Foubister 168 •
Margaret Ball 163
Cecil Ashton 162
Vera Coak 160
Bent Mars -hall 160
John Livermore 156
Vera Gould 156
Junibr Class Total Meeks 300-
Robin Hunter 239
Charlotte Von Rohl 236
Clarence .Glazier 22 8
Donn .XCochrata0 225
. (E'ialeen Atiikinsobri224
Oliver; Rands 219 w
Frank Latter 214
Helen Cook 214
.Madelon Hawkins 213
Beryl Salter 212
Edith Hell 20 8
Bay Carter 202
Carol Evans 128
Burton Bolton 197
Junior Class Total Marks 300
Alvin 'mouse 1787
Reesor Forester 174
Viola Livermore 174
Margaret Rutledge 180
[Div, V111
Fourth Class
1 Lfnrite ilediger 220
Hubert Reynolds 208
Doris Collyer 198
Bessie Cole 194
Tom Ja•ikson 194
Catharine McTaggart 183
Joseph Caruso 181
Bruce Towzer 155
Arthur Hessian 152
Edgar MaGuire 150
Howard Mulhollnand 146.
Beta Elliott 141
Violet i,a,iie 1437
Third 'Claas
Freida Sehoenhals 153
Addle Carter 134
Ella Foubister 100
Clyde Wheatley 80
First Class Girls
Excellent-;
Doris Johns
Carrie Peckittt
Dorothy Mason '
Olive W atkens
Phoebe Bolton
Good -1
Margie Hale
Kathf o -n Tierney
Marion McBrilen
Fa.r
Sybil Prootor
Dorothy Streets
Eva Cole.
Clara Steep
INIabel
Carrick
Nettie Taylor
Edith Glazier
First Class Boys
Excellent
Billy 'Hovey
Beverly Butt
Elmer Paisley r.
Good;-.
Edwin McKenzie
Harold Livermore
Leonard Marshall
Jack' Mutch
Ross 'McTwan
Fair
Douglas Kennedy
Harold Hotzhauer
Cecil Cooper
Hugh Ladd
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IDS. L. Kerrr
NERVOUS CIILDREN
The Trouble is Often Really
St Situs Dance -Do. Not
Neg'tect It.
Many a child has been called awls
ward ,has been punished en; school
for not keeping stall or dropping
things, when the trouble was really
St, Vitus dance. The disease may
appear at any age, but is most eon
mon between the ages of six and
fourteen years, It is caused by thin
blood which fells to carry suffi-
cient nourishment -to the {nerves,
and the child becomes restless and
twitching, of the muscles and jerk -
Mg of the limbs and body follow
In severe cases the child is unable
to hold anything or feed ,.,reek,
St Vitus dant. is cured by build-
ing up the blood. The most suc-
cessful treatment is to remove the
child from all imental excitement
stop school work and give Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills. These Pills renew
the blood supply, strengthen the
nerves, and restore the child to
perfect health. Here is a proof of
,their power to cure Mrs. George
A. MacDonald, Earnjtere, N. a.,
says; My son was a tacked by St
Vitus dance; at the outset of his
muscles would tniitch and his step
was weak and jerky, We called in
a doctor who treated him, but not-
withstanding he continued to grow
worse and at last grew so had that
he could not hold a cup in his hand
while his head constantly twitched
and his speech became rather in-
distinct. At this juncture I saw in
a paper; the cure of a boy from sign
ilar trouble through the use of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. We at once
sent for a supply, and iij la few
weeks after he began their use
there was considerable improve-
ment, and it was not long after this
before) he was completely 'cured,
and has never had a symptom sof
the trouble since. I am convinced
that there 1s no medicine like Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills for the cure
of St. Vitus dance.
If your dealer does not keep Dr.
W.ill:iams' Pink Pills you can get
them by mail at 50e abox or Isiac
boxes for, 412,50 by writing the Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,.
Ont.
Honduras' Silver Coins.
fn the republic of Elonduras the sil-
ver, currency was for years mtoted
from Socorro bullion. This nearly al-
ways contains a certain proportion of
gold, which used not to be separated
before• it went to the Hint, so that
Honduras silver coins prior to 1991
generally contain a certain ,proportion
'of gold.
Out of His Line. -
Mother -Now, Freddie. nt the party
when asked if you'll nave something
you must say, "Yes, thank you," and
if you don't want it you must say- ' '
Freddie -Don't you botber, inc. I don't
expect to refuse anything. - Boston
T ra nscript, -.
Operated by a plunger, a. new an
tomobile tire alarm blows a whistle
each time that k't wheel carrying
deflated time revolves'
London scientists are investigat-
ing a rare mineral foumli in rocks
in Wales that radiates a faint light.:'
inlits natural state,
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