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CLINTON
Established 1865, Vol. 49, No. 11
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CLINTON ONTARIO. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 10
1914
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4,!f those having relatives or friends
visiting in town or going away .,
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Huron Pupils at Normal
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Olive Be;altrice Cole, Cl catt(ont
May Lil'liatn( ElliottV Clinton
;Myrltle( M. Miadr, Clintt(oni
Ilia/cold R. Caniteaort Clinton
Coria J, Allen, Dungannon
Sera IH', Beacon', Goderich,
Flossie Brawn, Londesboro
Moitatnda A. Brawn, Zurich
Alice Qarberlt, Seaford,
Idla G. Currie,. Goderich
Daura M. Currie, Wvnighara
,Geaitrude Deadman, Brussels
!Pe(arl R. E'1lacott, W. Motnkttfent
iiitarg(areft Iaabe1 e E iotGr Blythth
Francis FJiLz etraldn Dungannon •
Cora M. ,Gilkinson, Wingham
Evelyn (Greig, 'Selaforth
Eleanor V. Sordton,, Dublin
Anna 'McCarthy, W. Monkitfon'
Lullat I. McDonald, 'Cran(brook
Mary M. McGowan, Blyith
;Wennlie I. McIntosh, Setaforth
C. May MacGregor, Kipper);
(Gladys. I, MacQgarrie, Brussels
Christina, R. Miller, St: Helens
Cora ,G, Nicholson,‘ Bayfield
Elefanor Patterson, Wingham
Fern, A.:Plalttferson, Auburn
Miat•garet D. Patterson, Wingham.
'Relent E. Priclhla!m, Goderich
'Lillian, E. Stevens,'Zurich
Juneve Tlay1or, Brussels
:Edna M. W'allaee, Fordwich
Chjrisitena V Yatill, Brussels)
Willilaen J. Hoover, Brussels
Robert ,G,'McKercher, Wnoxeiter
Vilncen(t R. Murphy SeMortth
Hector A. thut!toin, Winghlann
Roy Stonehouse, Belgrtave
Wilbert G. Walden, Lochalsh
AT LONDON.
Mlargaret Adamis, Goderich
Riley A. Bradford., Goderich
FALLL ASSIZES
• The Fall Assizes for Huron will
open here on Sept. 22, Byer. Jusltdce
Latchford prestddlng. There( is -only
One crimdnalcase.so far a charge orf
attempt at rape, vn• which Tii,oruas
A. Wyllie, of Howiek is the .accused.
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NIPRt 55 of GEANIATIY A
QUEEN MARY of ENGLAND
The Women's institute of Clinton
Meet With Great success
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Thursday.
British taruny crosses the Marne
river (and the Germans Liall back a-
bout It25 miles.
Saskatchewan's ;offer Of 1,500
horses is accepted.
The appeal to the 850 Women's
Iinsti;tutesi in Ontario, with over
25,000 Members to (assist it the
Red Cross Society work, laas lrneLi
with et Meat hearty respbtnse.
Supit. /George A, (Put;nahni having
sent circulars to the officers of
each branch, giving them authority
td collect fundA lan(dl supplies for
the' C.a;nadlkan ,(Red Cross Society.
The Clinton! Branch appointed col-
lectors to canvas ,the town 'during
the past week, and' (they have
collected, ($250,00, (which was sent
Tue'sdlayl Ito (the;Treasurer of the
Society, in 'Toronytto. They are
salsa send'iug supplies such as
pillows, socks, wristlets, tete.,
which has been collected: The
Women's Institute ,wish to thank
all ,those who Iso 'ken'dly gave
money or supplies, the the Mor-
rish, Clothing !Co., W. ;Di Plalir;.and
W.S.R. Holmes for placing boxes
in their stores. Anyone wishing ;to
contribute imoniey or suppliee,'their‘
donations will be gladly received
by the collectors. Although the
Clinton, Branch is notlajstrongg or-
ganization they have been. doing
good; work in'iaquiet way( as their
nndttfoi is for "Home and Country"
The Travel Club ofClintton,Rlas kin,d-
lyl don,aftedl wool and anal lady in
town or (country (Willing 1-0 do
knitting such as socks, caps, wrist-
lets etc., will be supplied witth
Material;. also material and direct-
ions for ,Making Balaclava cape by
applying to the Presideint, Mrs.
Munroe, Victoria, Street, all work
,to be given, in by Sept., lath, so
that it can be sent away as quickly
aa possible. o
A 'mew; Germlan war loan is for $1,-
OOO $1, -
Russia.
. again g induction of Het frank C.Harper, O. oe
Russia 'a al delivers smashing �
defeat to two Austrian armies at
Battle, of Rawa.
A.second Canadian contingent is
very probable.
Wounded Germtanls State that
they tare runming short cf aramuni-
Tho White Star. Liner,. "Ocean'ic"
which was used, as a armed, cruiser
tisbatortvl( loss .of'f Scotland. All
officers( and crew wer!eeaveld,
Wednesday
Fighting British 'army (crushes
Germania back over 10 miles of
ground,
TheMlles 1:
, pris-
oners
i have taken 30 000 res-
oners in three days.
Germane has lost ships oeitlihbd
at ,$25,000,000.
The ,ail -red cable is cut at Fan-
ning Island; but will be repairett(
an at few 'days.
Ennpero1 Francis ' Joseph's condi-
tion is dangerous.
Thei Turkish Albassad'or to the
Uplifted Sit(a(tes, says that the two
Germinai cruisers belong to "Turkey
H. M. S. Glory towedl the Spanish
eLte,ambrr, Mgnit(zerra,'t into Halifax,.
under right of search, 150 Austrian
reservists• being .belidved, to be al-
bo,ard',
prince William of
Schonaich-Caro
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sian
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Plast .Prussia on August 20,
The Russian; forces` are making
satisfactorily progress along the
Anretrign front, ;where there have
been serious engalgemenits.
According to The Ronne Tribue a
there( is iuFaKvnlce to -slay atotaltof
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t IThanksgiving Day
Thursday, October 8th 3
Ottawa, Sept. Sept, 0 -An order in
council has been ,passed fixing
Thanksgiving Day for Thursday,
October 8th.
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Bayfield
Rev. Dde. Ross of Goderich preached
in St, Andrews church on Sunday last
Rev.l5tr, McFarlane taking hie charge
at Goderich,
• The Mi,eee Rankin have departed
for their home' in Detroit.
inc. Sturgeon has completed' a new
addition to is house,
The new house being built by San
Cleve beside the old residence is now
on the way to completion. •
The Labor 'L lav picnioeregot a.cold
reception in
our breezy village on Mon
day ast
as our shore was altogether
too. breezy.
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Rev. Prang C,Harper,i B. D. was
ie London ont drreeday, atttend-
ung tameetin!g of the d?resbyterian,
Synod's( ;conamtiigttee 'on 'religious
edunattioln'.
Mist Annie Mlaritir spent several
daysvisiting her breather, at, the
home of ex (reeve J. T. Winter in
Howick township.
Mr. Frank O'Neil, of Mooed Jaw
is. renewing old acquaintances in
town.
Mr. J. C. Lnndier of. Toronto
was the ;guest of his sister, Mrs,
3. Doig, over ,the holiday.
Mrs. Frank Hall ,of Oonaitance
was int attendance alt'the induc-
tion. `service in, :Willis Church on
Thursday evening of lash week.
Mr. James Howard of Welland
was a visitor in town .over the
holiday..
Mr. 'William Snell, who' Is a •sola
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Snell of
Hullekt, is .atway with 'the members
of,ithe London soldier& gat Valcar
tier camp. For the past/two years
he has been or (the police force
in; the Fore.lt City. His odd friends
will wish 150n a safe return in the
is called to (the war.
Miss: M. Cooper was• a visitor in
Toronto last week.
Mies D, O'Neil, of Toronto, spent
the ,Labor Day holidays, with her
parents;( Mr. and Mrs•(W.T'.. O'Neil
Mist O'Neil has justti�i.recen(tJly re-
turned! from her Western, trip.
Mr. Arthur E, Allii and wife orf
Toronto spent the Sabbath and
Lalbor Day with parents. at Ontario
Street parsonage,
Among the refugees who arrived
int Canada this week from Berlin.
Germany, was Dr. Andrew Clark
of Billings, Montana, who was
allowed to leave on the strength
of his passport,,. which' had been
issued,•by Secreitary. of State Bryan
of the U. S. Government, 'although
Dr.,Clark is a native Canadian. He
had( Ito leave his. •wife and two
daughters in Berlin, where they
will remain) until such time es they
can leave more conbiently. Mrs,
Clark was formerly, Mies 'Hattie
Fotdto'n> a well known andpopular
Clintonpan,
she being for several
years on the teaching stuff of
the Public 'School.
Mr. Ogle Miller, who is at pr!e-
semlt is Harristlon, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs:: James, 5 Midler.
Mr.•,and Mrs. Jamee,Reynolds! of
Guelph are spendf(ng a few days
with the latgter's parents, Mr. onf!d
J. J,r McCaughey.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ;J. Enna -ley of
Efageatownf are, visiting.. her sister;
Mrs. G. 'W. Sheeley, of 'town.
( 7rlise Flora, Allin, who, is att'pnal-
in•g Model School here, spent a
few, relays at her home in; Sticat4:osli
Mr. T'onil Armstrong of Goderich
spent Labor Day at the home. of
Intop9 t �g �B . Mr, J. G. Medcl.
Willis Church, Ciloton Miss Mary Arausttrong spent the
week end the guest( Of Mrs. J.
G. Medal,
Last Thursday evening. the Presby •
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tery of 'Huron met in Willis church
for the induction of Rev, Frank 0.
Ilarper, B. D., formerly of Chalmers
church, London. The service took
place in the main auditorium ofthe
church which was p, ettily decorated
wit b ferns and flowers.
Rev, J. G. Reid, of Londesboro, oc-
cupied the pulpit and:preached a very
able sarmou on the''Temptation in
the Wilderness,” He spoke, of the
importance of that temptation to us
in that we have the advantage of
fighting a foe who has been defeated.
Mr. Reid is an earnest and forcible
r h ixr
speaker and during e s uonths in
which he has acted as interim moder-
ator of Session, he has endeared him
eel(' to the members of \'V.11is church.
Tho Moderator' of Presbytery Rev.
I. R. Richardson, of Kippen then
formerly inducted liev, F. ti, Harper
into his new charge and received hire
into the Presbyterp. After geeetinge.
from the members of Presbytery ro
Mr. Harper, Rev. J. Uarswell,,of Duet's
church, McKillop, was called' upon to
address the minister.
said that it was need -
bin, Carswell
1 r Harper his
i to tell M ,
need-
less for him es p
duty, he knew it already, still it was
well to review, An induction' service
always had the effect of bringing back
to the minds of the ministers the
vows they once h'ad taken. He urged
the necessity of definite preaching. A
minister should preach what be be
sieves and feels to be tree,' Times are
changing, amusements which used to
be considered wrong are now condon, d'
It tabard to draw the line bot the out
side world 'judges the church by the
lives of its u.embers
Rev Mr,' Turner of Blyth then ad.''
dressed the'congregatien,. He declared
that no Man had the right to enter
the ministry as a profession, the mime'
try being not'akofessionbut a calling,'
The ininiator deals not with'men's,
bodies but with their' souls and 'mime
a •'Triple Altiance'''against' hirer the
World, the Flesh and -the Devil, It is
easy for a minister to preach smooth..
things, to cry "Peace,' Peace' When j
there is no peace, but the true minis-
ter must often wound He'' told the'
congregation that it was their duty
first to attend on his ministry andsec-
brisUy 'to give him their syhpathy,
prayer and charitable judgement.
Rev.' J. G. Reid I then spoke' a few
words in closing stating that his duties'
as Moderator had' been exceedingly
plettsant, that he'could 'sneak in the
highest terms of the; men and women
of the congregation and that he hoped
for great things fir Willie church,
Excellent music was provided by
the choir. The anthem "God ,Shall.
Wipe Away all Tears" was rendered
and MiislBturbara Mclvor sang a solo,
"Lord Rebuke Me":
After the nduction Service a recep-
tion to tie `rindllirs.;Harper'was given;
by the congregation in ",tie Lecture
Room, Supper wee' served at_di'intily
'pwas
tables and a delightful smiled hoar
spent by many membete and friends
of Willis Church.
Townomen Guard Exits
Provincial Constable Will Investi-
gate Series of Robberies
in Blyth.
Blyth, Sept. 8. -With constables
and eeveral citizens guarding every
plausible in sane of exit, a hur"larneat
ly gave the slip to his would -he cap -
timers and escaped from Poplestone
and Uardiner's store during last night,
The posse had their man trapped at
one stage, His presence was discov.
ered by'an auto party returning home
late, when they stopped to investigate
the meaning of a light in the store,
Some watched the place while others
went after the authorities,
With every exit guarded, the in•
truder• went through the roof, over a
couple'of buildi
n e and through
a
g.
g
window in Dr.
McTagg art's office
where he took out a fanlight and walk
ed flown stairs to the street,
He left behind him in the store- a
bag, containing some articles of wear-
ing,rpparel '•• • • •
lt:is believed beF is a resident of this
vicinity. Other stores have been em
teres during the past few weeks.
Provincial constable Whitesides ar-
rived tonight to investigate the case.
FINED A•21,GODERICH,
WillilamLMoore, of, Goderich, ep-
appetared before Police Magistrate
Kell; Wedin,esdlayrorm(ing, for be-
ing drunk on Sep'temtboi 7: License
Inspector Johnson, prosecutd.
Police Magistrate Kelly hired him
520 ,and' $6.20 costs. Moore claim-
ed he lead •hisliquor alt home..
CAN,'THE( MODELITES . TELL?
We :wonder if )the Imodelites, who
are preparing, to ,become teachers
can !answers the riddle a, (little
school sboly, asked! once day. "Why
are school teachers like dogs?" The
answer .he gave' was "Because they
lick Tonle hands."
MADE. IN CANADA,
The "Made in; `Canada" ,movement
is spreading :'throughout tilae coun-
ttry,land iin aortae places the boards
of trade have adopted resodmiti6ns
urging the citizens to buy nothing
but pelade in Canada goods. ;Prob-
ably incl other retail, business buys
so Much made in (Germeni(y goods
las Idol (the( drug.; stores, latntd 05 da
tn(teroe(tji(eg ibo note' that most of
these ltnes',,ean be had, from( Cana -
patriotic
manufacturers. Be4
d'an'
u trues P
Biu ' hoimle'madd Canads;an gaodts
lana keep' home tnld,ueitries alive.
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DIr'. Erneslt 'Pius( of Brussels/was
a visitor in gown Saeitt week:
Mr. Way Allyn' of Detroit le
spending a short vacation at the
Ontario( Street parisonage.
11Ire. C, !G. Allyn, ktatll,eon of
Halifax, N.S„ are visdrti'ng 'wilco.
Rev. anis Mrs,' Alliu. The baby is
the first! gl(andapn• .and, r is the
pride( of 'the household;
Mies iRuby Plum and Mise 'Mil-
dred;- Pryne of Brnseeds were vie -
kora( ,with the Musses F,,ome11 and
other( friends in, town' last,' week.
Mrs 'George Chidioy and Miss
Betty returned' to their home in
Indi(aar Beads on Saturday, after
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s e:ndia gthe sumer here.
P 4a summer
Clapt McGowan of the S. A. force
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who has been. . stta.fu,omed here for
some time, h(as been mo,veict' toWoodstock.,
Mr. And, Mrs. J. A. Hanes and.
baby of Sitanley'Toswnsltip. spent
Sunday ' with Seafort5 friends,
Dr. and Airs. Gaudier and son re
turui'd trona their holiday trip,
Miss B_au'ice' White, of 'Windsor,
was the guest with 'Rev. and 'MYlrs.
Ii e,
Akin n uv r Labor Day.
Mr. Jack Wiseman, of Mount Forest
spent Labor Day holidaying'in town.
Mr, .lames Stevenson, of Toronto,,'
was here for the holiday.
Lieuto Kerr of the S. A, received
her marching orders last week,
reported, at London,
Mr. Ken. Chowen of the Jackson
Manufacturing Oo'y i in Toronto
this week' to ,,'the dmilereits . of
the, company. ,
Mr. Poen Jackson, jr., is in To-
ronito,this week, as they are show-
ing their samples of Lion Brand•
goods in that city.
Mr. A."J.'Holloway 'returned
from Ms holiday( trip to Sturgeon
Palle; and Other/ poloaitsin New( On-
tario,
Mr. (Fred IRumhall of the Royal
Bank Staff, London, was a week
end ,visitor -Mtn his another and
other friends.
Miss Edith Torriance\ of Leth-
bridge is home ono Pan (extended
visit,
Mr: Lloyd Wilkens of ,the Moison
Blank' staff, Owen Sound, spent The
holidlay at the parental home.
Mies Belle Driaper, who teaches
school alt Mitchell, Spent Labor
Day, at her shame here.
Mrs. McGarva and, Miss Wallace
spent a fewdays with the Suth-
erland family at Hen(sall.
We are. sorry Ito hear thaI1 Mr.
William(
Harland, who was ,vieilting
atl Belgrave, tool( audd,endy! 111anfd
watIO very sick for to t0ewi days. He
was able to 'be moved) to this, home
here on''Tueeday, taa(d hve Hope
fox a speedy _ recovery.
Rev, E. G. Powell was a ,visitor
im Brussels on T'iiesday
Mrs, C.iG, Allen land •baby left
onWedneaday .t
nornin
for
a visit it
in Parkhill anter which, they, 'will
return here again;
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