The Clinton New Era, 1913-05-15, Page 1Established 18651h V , 47, No. 45
°LINTON ONTARIO THURSDAY IV1AY- 15 113i
vv. 4. Kerr & `§on; Editors and Publishers
on Friday Evening of this Week. A P easang Show for All
ke xelxmber the' :Big MinstreI Show n Town tiaE.1
THE ' rWiJ Homo
Roya .Bapk
OF OANADA Mr Proudfoot
Head Office, Montreal i
CONSTITUENTS PLAN OVATION
Capital Authorized .........$25,000,000
Capital Paid-up 11,500,000
Reserve and undivided
profits „ . 12,500,000
TOTAL ASSETS .....,175,000,000
325 ,BRANCHES
With world wide connection„
a
Interest allowed on Deposits
General IBaa;king ,business ,blane-
acted.
R. E. MANNING, Mgr.
CLINTON BRANCH
Brownie Cameros
There is Pleasure
in a Brownie
They are ieexpensit gang-
ing from the $100 box type
to the $12.60 folding P,rownse
We have all the :Brownie
family, and can sbo,w you in
a few minutes how easy they
are to use.
We have a large lime of
Iiodake, 'Eastman Films. Pa-
• pers, Etc. Ask foe a Iact
oak
Catalogue.
Dispensing Chemist.
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EOR LIBERAL . MEMBER
GODERICH, May 12 -When Wil -
Barn Proudfoot, M.P.P. arrived here
Friday night to spend the week -end he
was met by a large number of his
constituents a -d given a hearty wel-
come.
Mr. Proudfoot was asked if be
would accept a demonstration in
Goderich to show their anpreciatiou
of his services in the Legislature dut-
ies the recent enquiry, and as a mark
of protest against the Government's
action, and preliminary arrangements
were made for this to take place on
nR
list annual W,
Coflveotion
A Profitable Meeting Held in 'Ont-
ario St. Methodist Church
last Week,
The 21st annual convention of the
Goderich District W. 11I. S. was held
in Ontario St, Church last Weddesday
The morning session opened at 10.30
with Mrs. Leech of Goderich, who is
District Organized, in the chair. After
the opening devotional exercises, the
minutes of last session were read and
adopted. Then followed the reports of
some of the auxiliaries, part of them
being left over until after dinner.
"hese reports were very encouraging,.
nd showed that the work was being
one successfully, and with a great.
sal o' •
ay 28 or 30, a
The demonstration will take the d
Porn. of either a large dinner or a
mass demonstration in the skating
rink. but nothing yet has been defi-
nitely decided on, although the latter
suggestion is considered to be the
most likely.
Of claurse a girl doesn't want to
be kissed against her will. That's
' e what her face is for.
Miss Wellwood, a returned mission
ary frost China, who was present to
address the convention, was now.
introducing, and the ladies stood to
receive her.
A. very interesting bible reacting wets
conducted by Mrs. Ferguson, and a
good many of the ladies gave testiru
ony to what the W, M. S. had don
for them, the eche
chief thought >= being that
biassing them it had helped the)
o think of and do more for others.
Atter signing "Blest be the tie the
Inds" the Rev. Mr. Willens of Nile
as called upon to close the session
y pronouncing the benediction. A
ery hearty invitation had keen given
the ladies to go to the basement o
e church where dinner was served
The afternoon session commenced
2.00, lfiss D. A. Holmes of Holmes
Ile opened the service with a praise
0 promise service, during which
e called on anyone who wished to
ve a promise from the Bible, After
is Mrs. Leech again took the chair.
el the minutes of the meriting
ssion were read and approved. then
o remainder of the auxiliaries were
ere heard from, as well as the two
lesion bands -Blyth and Seai'ortb.
Mrs, Rev. Arlin then tendered an
address of welcome, which was replied
by Mrs, Diehl of Varna,
Mrs. Rev. Leach was then eleeteci
Organized for another year..., Mrs.
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The Woodstock Senitiliel-Re-
:' , view puts it thus; "We fail h
* to undbersitand what Mr, Wel- *
* ]'ace Nesbitt meant when he *
referred to Mr. eroudfoolt as
e "pale -faced creature," Irt• n
was not Mr, Proudfoot -who
* was receiving the coat of *
*. whitewash."
It Hon. 1,
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Lucas
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Owing to the High Standard
Maintained. in the Popular
ELLIOTT
f Bye -Election in Centre Grey to be
Held on June 9, Nomination
"June 2.
Toronto, May 13 -Hon Isaac Beason
'Lucas, member witho.it portfolio in
the \Whitney Oabinet since June, 1000,
end who has been doing the work of
nrcvincial treesu ter since the death of
Iron. A..1, Mat 'mem, was today sworn
into that nfice. The consequent bye
election
wlllb
be lisle on June 2, A7 r.
Lneas; who was born in 1707, is mae-
tied, a lawyer and :i Anglican
TORONTO, ONT. sh
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the demand for the graduates is Lb
far in excess of the supply. Col- 'rr
- lege open all year. Enter now, s`'
Write for a catalogue. th
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Incorporated /Stile EstabliSlled hi Clinton 1570 M. Elliott then react a paper un
The girls part of the boy problem".
EIEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL The Watch Tower was taken up, very
interesting infonnatiou on the wail:
one In sue, Japan. in the
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT he)nga Uh J
bre»cliwork, Che Aitstrain, Indian
and Oriental work, and All People's
Interest allowed at highest current rate. mission, being seven by different
oe I
sums of $1 and upwards from date of deposit adies of the district. 'Che Temperance
Joint Accounts Allowed P work was represented by Mrs, A. T. 1
(too er,
BRANCHES AND AGENTS ALL OVER CANADA wood
c eledaon9 and gave as very
AND .la E\TS ALLOVERTHEWORLDinteresting address 00 ntedieal work
in (thine. Rev, 111r, Allin closed the
A GENERAL RANI/Thee BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
meetingwithureses,
The Evening session s taken 1 , at
5.00: The cruris was taken by the
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,WESLEY CHURCH.
Rev. J. E. Ford end Rev, S.
ALlrn exchanged pulpits • Sunda,-
morning eared at that service Mr. •
Edgar East sang "Mo'ther's Story.'
The Junior League on Ptiday
evening will be a literary m:,eiting.
Short .talks on favorite authors by
the Juniors will be tart of the pro-
gram.
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The financial year of the church
ends today.
The I'sa':tee 'will preach he
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EDITORIAL .
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If those sudden cool spells in lthe'
weather continue the rink had bet-
ter he flooded and 'let us get back
to hockey instead of thinking of
Baste Ball or Foot Bali.
Stick to your fur eclat and woolen
mitis.
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Vfetoria! Day -May 24th -is a
Public
Holiday ay and will be ob-
served es such.
The New Era welcomes newsy
contributions.
Good work is being done by the
Dominion Railway Commission in
uedeeesin.g grievances and setting
aside excessive transportation
rates by railways, express compan
ies, etc. Chairman Drayton is
filling the hill incl proving a
worthy successor to the late Judge
Mabee, The work of the Commis: -
sten is not complete yet by any
`i means but will br•:oaclen as their
mission znn of straightening things
out is better understood. It re -
of ' quires an iron hand' to put the
rakes on some of the Jugger-
aughts that have been running
ver the long suffering public,
He has represented Centre Grey since L
lumber there out the .House
the general election of. 1Sf1S, and for r
Refuge to give an entertainn:,en
and a treat to the inmates. A goo
pr,og. au; of solos, choruses an
recitations was given by the child
ren.
'WILLIS CHURCH.
On Monday evening the Band
ittle Helpers, thirty-eight
some terve past has been chairman of
the private fills cornmitee of the Leg-
islature,
Mr, Lucas is an uncle of ,Mrs, J E.
Hovey of to.cn, and well konwn to
)])any other citizens of town,
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The W.P.l1.S. will bete its re- s,
gular meeting to -night, Thursday, gee
The Arnie -meaty services of I
Pil.lis Church, held on Sunday lest
were attended by Large c,0ngoega- Si
tions, Rev. Alex. lIncit,Iillan, of 31
?Mullett, occupied the pulpit both IA
morning and evening and by his
earnest, eloquent peeaehing telpecl si
to make this anniversary one of the b
most successful in the history of A
the church. The morning service
began with the. singing a)f Old thin P'
Next Monday evening the Con-
er0ative party will hold a Lig
thering in the Arena, Toronto.
n addition to Premier Borden anti
r James 'Whitney, Irons, Crathel•s
amen and Pelletier' will have a
.ace on, the program. A proem, -
on will be formed at York street
ridge and a "larch made to - the
rena. These big gatherings aro
o•r the purpose of creating en -
C E. DOW DING. Manatrer l:r;inton Branch.
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ARE YOU
of the Same Bul•
ld as
"JONES"?
There is not e clothing manufacturer in the
country whose clothes will fit everybody, for each
manufacturer's. goods have distinct characteristics ICS of
No argument is necessary to prove that the
dealer who confines his lines to a one -house product
is seriously handicapped.
We have our clothing made by several of the
best manufacturing houses in the country, and is all
made to our own high standard of excellence of
workmanship,
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The various makers draft their own models on
different ideas, and we are 'thus
enabled to give each
man the shaping and style that suits him, that's where
our variety of shape selections help
p you in getting
correctly fitting garments.
Perhaps you have wonderedwhyyou havebeen able toget garments Y not
is to fit you grope-rl"—m3 be
the troubie ih
that t you: have been.- dealingwith a
"one -make" concern.
Suits to Fit Everybody $8.60 to $25
.00
If
you've never bpu ht
g Clothes here, try us
for your next suit,
The Morrish
Clothing ,
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pastor, Rev. 13. 1, Alliu. After th
ism}; s,ul' 0 bystn, the Rev, Ali
Jowett of Bivth refill theScrlptare
lesson, and Rev, 111', Greene led in
peavey. The choir T hen rerde1 *01 tie
anthem "Sou of my Soul" in which the
solo, parts were taken by Miss .A11111.
Mr. Arlin ,.
caned
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Rev, Me- Paid,
s president et the Conference, for a
few words, Mr. Ford spoke to the
lies in 0 encouraging and kindly
ray. Miss Ailm then sing the solo
`fake up thy cross ", very sweetly.
Its, Leech was then called on ter
ter report as Organizer, which she
ave in a few wards: She reported
regress all along the line. The
ollection was then taken, Miss Web -
wood was then called on for address.
Her remarks were mostly on "The
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womanhood of China" Miss CVellwocd
is a very interesting and convincing
Ispeaker, At the conclusion of the
of the service, she exhibited some
• Chinese embroidery work and several
Curios.
Rev. err. Wiley, Baptist minister in t
Huron County Man
Urged for Senate
to
E, N. Lewis Pressing Claims of cls
Robert McLean, Three Times
Candidate in West Huron U
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Ottawa, Mae 0, -Mr, E. N,' Lewt' 111
member Inc West Huron, is stronglyly th
advocating the appointment of Mr, le
'ed, Mr. MacMillan cli;-e fin
s text "Re still and know that I
n (god," After the sermon. Dr
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't dlei sang O Rest isr tlt
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I'o„ an Off.) tory lh, chr,it
ng "Sock
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tchel( taking the tenot•
o evening Dlt MacMillan 'solo.
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et was the beautiful. story of the
thusi,asre and 'as both parties are
pl,
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eying the same tactics there is
t much likelihood of a lull in the
Leah a feature.
te.
Robert 3IcLean, the well known
exporter, of Huron County as a
Senator.
e1lr, McLean was acauciidate in the
Conservative interests three times,
once against the late M. C. (Jatnei'cn,
afterwards lien tenant governor of the
Cer•rituries 'cod twice against Rohe, t
Holmes, Elis first contest was a bye
election and consequently went with
the Goverment. M•'. McLean is gener-
ally conceded to have' won the next
contest, but it was out of this election
that there came the famous tVest
Huron election case, bringing R. L.
Borden, than a new than in the House,
0 the front he acted as counsel for
fileLewis contendsay.
that the
Western peninsula of Ontario should
have more representation in the
Seuate and urges the name of Me. Ito,
Lean as one eligible for appointment.
O town was called on to dismiss the
• meeting with the benediction,
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•us, -In liood'sttocic 0n Setur-•
• dray, MSiriay 10th, John Smith, former-
• .Ly of Clinton, aged 32 years and b
S itronths,
Foster', -In Brampton on Satur-
i dray, May 10, Horace Foster, for-
nlerly bf Clinton, aged 58 years,
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The habit lof saving money has
made nations great. It has en-
abled them, bio the one hand, to
withstand the stress of lean, years
and, on the other, to meet the in-
creased Iobligationdsimposed by
eeaso0 of their material expan-
si,on had development.
The same habit brings success to
the individual. He improves his
financial position with every ad-
ditional dollar that he accumu-
lates,
and fortifies himself ' a-
gainst (the uncertainties lhf `' the
future. .He 'increases his oonfi
dente in himself, and takes a
broader view` of life in, general,
e
The task
of raisinga indg the first hun-
dred dlollars` is twice as hard as
that of raising the second hue -
deed, . Th
e experience of tai( ruin
whop., have saved money shows
that the rndost difficult part of
Saving lies in making a starit.
Ono a beginning has been made,
the development
of the le
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abt
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presents fewbhstaels
The New :Era is furnishing to mien
end women iu these paries the
Means ef
making ga;
start in
the
Slavin, 03 rile/toy g none b: r
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the blargas 'offered' In the ad -
'I vertisemen(ts ,elach Welek,
•N•••••iiON •••••N••M Get the terabit of savin
• g money
1 5" reading the ads.:..
the Oppos)tt
May.24th
Holiday
Again as usual
No Proclamation Necessary to
Observance,
Toronto, May 18. -Saturday, May
24,/se
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statutory holiday and that day 1 llbe ,
of served, •'no rocla
p matiou
being necessary" officials State in bank-
ing and legal circles, 1 t
Although
in se
men has been yexpressed tthat ethe t
observance should be put forward to p
the following Monday, no officals ac- e
tion to that ,!V
two men going to 13mmause A
pleasing feature of both Stt' ic.s
108.5 the heart)' tenet egatio r^1
singing. The collection for the int, -
amounted to nearly five heed.'e ri
dollars with promise of more to
come.
ONTARIO ST. CHURCH.
The League oe Monday night was
to c tee ion of the Mission- , of the best quality is to be as -
Commute
21,850 acres are encompassed
within the city walls of Toro:Ate
according to the last revised cal-
culatinn, Popul ;•tion is expected
to tip the beans at •123.000 thi
year. If it grows good as it grow:.
big it will be all right but there
are some mouldering branches
that should be pruned off if fruit
ary
\vas ee 1ci by Miss nlinneel Kee,
\ 1 eared.
veer interesting. address was given
by Capt, Gibbs, teethe Salvation
Army. on "Rescue and Prison Gate
wort, et the Coast," Lieut, Ales-
iev, rendered a.sato in ve
pleasing manner, A recite Hon to
cited green, by Irene Gould .t 1,
Japan is not tickled to death over
the Californian Alien land proposal
,' - !and a vigorous kick is being antet-
IIS ed. Its a prlo.blelii all righlt,
ter from the Missionary, Mr, Harris
was react' by Moa. Mcitlurray.
Services in the in tet est .lof Edo-
cation 'were .held on Sunday last4,
Rev. J. L. Ford of Wesley church,
preached • 11) the n1,orning. Telles
andel roses were in evidence in re:
i _ .
Mr. gaud made fitting referent" to
cogn tion of "Mo'thet.s ,day"
end
the Value ofithe house and influencde
of good Mothers.
1 The Pastor preached inlhr et,ee
ing ,on "Preecept upon precept ;Line
peonon r
ne.n
In the coui4c
of his
sermon he took occasion to point
out the injustice of requiring store
keepers to keep olden their places
of business till such unreasonably
ate hers on Sa(tueday nights.
xrt
,9. nig, Of
ath ti
t, chuct.Goderich,sang
most acceptably, at
lee evening service. She gave
10.01 solos in ,excellent voice,
R.ev.
!tn ,
.All' .
in
>the I s,G
or
will
reach next Sunday modeling
and
venn,g, ,
_„t, wilt be taken.
This announcement was made to 1
the Oanadian Press this morning by 1
Under Secretary 01 State Mulvey.
May 26.1s the birthday of Queen Mary T
w eel:.
CHURCH NEWS
The Go,dericli Distridt Meeting
will convene in Wesley church hereuesd!ay and Wednesday of next
but itis not recognized in Canada as
a holiday.
There is nothing to prevent any I fr
place making Monday a holiday of its
own by civic proclateation,though the I ev
Government could not recognize it as I h.
Victoria day.
Toronto: Hamilton and London!
will all observe Saturday and no
coatrary ; decision has been heard l
from.
Something new in bowling is to' I e
• be introduced in the W,,O• B„ A.' cm
Taurn e
natn,emet aft Lonclon, during the i' as
weeir of: July 21st, when those that
go down, in 1F'2, 3 style WiH be ce
givend.
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another a chance
Ito win b
competing for atrophy presented 2I,a
•by the presedenft A. J. Taylor of
It will be pleasing fto;the old
iends of Rev. T. Wesley Cosens,
ha is pastor of Empress Avenue,
hurch Leoeedon, thtalt the church
?4 a' very successful year, Re-
ceipts for the year were $1,788.41,
an increase ;of `$263.94 over last
year. When.the Penfemende funds
of $178. is plaid itwill leave a net in-
crease of $85,94. All. the other
g'anizations' had an eexcelient
re:
ar, Th '
Y e as:
tar was P granted e d
ca'ti'om,, the IBoardi o pay for
pplies. Membership report was
follows; Last year, 230; re-
ivede during year 30; removed, 23
crease, 7. ' Presenit, memblership,
7. Mr. DeWitt ;Ciosenis, son of the
seer, was appointed an exhorter.
or
The G,ordon?s trimmed up Ithe
Oliver's ,on Tuesday afternoon in
the Public
school series byte score,
of 16-11, I3arvey Reid was em-
pire, Following ,Was score by in-
nings ;-
Oliver•'s' -1 1 3 0 10' 1 1 4 0-1,1.
Gordon's; -3 0 2 0 ;5 4 3r3 x-16
INTERMEDIATE FOOT BALL
SCHEDULE.
Ste for:
h
u'Clinton, May
22nai
Clinton at Erussdels, May 30th,
Brussels, at Seaflorlth, June 6th.
Clinton tat. S,eaforth, June 10t1..
Brussels fat Melton, June 13.
Selaofrith alt Brussels, June 20th
Boys anti girls who sometimes
think they have not half a 011a1100
in making their tray in The world
should' study the following illustra
tion ;-Johnny ]Murphy, of Toronto,
was born 32 years ago without ares
hut necessee resew no law in his
rase,; and he, by almost super
human, effort, literally* got there
"•
with 1th boith feet." He can writ
eat, drive nails wilth a hammer, tur
a door knob Arid clo hundreds of
other things just es wonderful. with
his
feet
Johnny 1 S
ells
J peanuts,
papers, • etc., and is an adept at 1u
catching coins, ,papers and other
articles width his 'lips. Truly where
there's a will (there's a way, so
neves say cant aely• more.
S11t'litll@6t0 10tMUM
rivet is wheat people virtually
do who use the ordiniary hard
mass pills in fact, some pills
aril so hared that 'they pass
through the. stomach with-
out being dissolved. ,Our
Sott Mass Elands Pills
overcome this difficulty, and
the reed/oath= is immediate-
ly taken, into the system,
Out- bans is to give satisfae-
tio'n, teed it is just such qual-
ities thiat has built ege ,p n1•
business, The price is just
the Blame as the old-time hard.
pills -25c per 100.
THE ItEYALL STORE
'. .R. Iiolmes
••assrua,r
trawberries
Fresh Strawberries,
New Cabbage,
New Cucumbers,
New Radishes,
Green Onions,
Fresh Lettuce.
arriving daisy
PINEAPPLES'
Now at their best for
canning.
See our special display of
:bristle's Fancy Biscuits its
packages, in south window.
ceee
O'NEIL
T H E .tri U B GROCER
Phone 4S
in the greet slump 1?) of Ontario
Liberals .on account of Barrister
Proudfoot, M. P. P., preferring;
charges against Sir James Whitney
and .]Tee Mr, Hanna. according to
the 0oneeevative press. If it had
been the young Liberals who lead
gone out on strike \t'c south have
undi
eSt01
Cl -
IOW
they
Might
be Rad
tofoiK
al.e the fold because the
Goderich l.atvyer had said $500 had
been accepted from a contractor to
assist! in keeping :the .'its off the,
ministerial. benches, leo suck a
rush nl "Old Liberals," 01111 some
of them from Galt, we cannot
fathom it and it is nothing short of
a heartbreak. We lay aside our
Editorial pen fora little while to
weep over the sadness of titdet sit
uation, Surely "Ichabod" must 1)
written over the linte is of L bend
isin, 0! Mr, Proudfoot why dict
you stir up .that hornet's nest; and
run hiss risk. ,of being• stung by
ai
Cl.au'ean 'S1en•guson, Banister Nes-
bitt et al? If you thought• the Gov
element was mixing its gait why
did you not keep mum and not
drive thlose grand old veteran Lib-
erals luta the C.'onservatiee pas -
turd when we had none to sp sr e7'
Hacl 11105:0 "010 Liberals'' wai:troctl,a
few days tloread about the "belt-
ing" you got from that vote of
censure. they perhaps would no`s.•
"have went" bet now, alas„ the
Spring whitewashing has been cion"
n
a
nd like Samson oeold our locks
brave been 101nuued and wearle
shorn of our strength, IC is
tC> be
03)00 if the member' Inc Centre
IT'ntoe ever hears of anything else
that is going wrong that he wilt
sit (tight and not jepordize the.
smallness of the Liberal represenitus
tion in the House by taking off the
lid, We cant help sorrowing over
those "Old Liberals" as we are stere
they will, be lonesome when thiey
find out the true inti'ardness but
we hope the door wall not be berred
• against !Chair return and if they
will busty come back we will ask ,Mr
Pgowdlfoot to try and be good in
future hand stake all tremblesoine
ni(et(ters direct to the Premier as
thtaft brill savie the drafting 'of ,0'ore-
mit(tees and any hard feelings over
the matter.
e
.
k' That
$5.00,00 should he
returned filo Mr, Taylor, however,
end 'at' least current interest al-
lowed on it,
The Children's Aid Society is
one of the going and' growing in-
s(ti(tutLo,ns of Ontario that is 'tend-
ing iio(th,e uplift of citizenship.
Under the Act ' large powers are
delegated . (bathe Society and a
freedom about it that is clear fromn
legal entanglements that seome-
times beset the pathway of so call-
ed interference with flamily af-
fairs. It ie a cause (Haat appeals to
Manly Yesthe saving iaftl
e child is
s
infinitely better than attempted
ileilon'nyationd a few years hence.
Give the C'hildmen(,)s Aid It friendly
word oriahelping hand and you
trill; ,neat have long (to wait to Wit-'
rlesr s exults. The officers will be
well pleased 10 be kept posted on
local castes: tia(t may require conn,
el
e and dir
eetilon; 'A letter sent to
Inspector George Ellioftt, Gode-
scI
r' i
Wiltu
to ch the.e key that may
unfrock the ss(tnation that is 1)010
confounding the best ,desires for
the children,
.r'.0` -
There's something very path tic
Peace Sunday May Eighteenth
Toronto, May 9. -Phe recently 2,0..
oterstl
e ,Ll ' '
a..
Canada Peace sa.
,t L
ud
Aril -
trifler
t
Society
has issued
a r
e(raily that the 18th of Map: be generally
observed as Peace Sunday in the
°hurdles throughout ()amide, This
day is ceiebrated all over England
anti the United States as peace da'
It is the anniversary, of the cresti0re
of the ,league tribunal