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TI"M LUCKNOW
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Is' Your liviusicai Ear
Keener than Zenatello's •
kr'N1GFITED
.by the -Xing
ofItaly--,acclaimed
musical
centers of the Old
World and The
New—one of tile
, great, tenors ()fall '•
timo zonateno has delighted thousands with his
'voice of golden tone, prodigalin its expenditure,
yet responsive to every emotional shade.' Zenatello
is the leading tenor of the Boston National Grand
, Opera Company.
In the above picture, this great artist is singing in
(tired celnparison vitli
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, 1 G. ARI4STRQNG, •• r_-_ -LUCKNONY, Out,-
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Re -Creation of his voice. ,Over three hundred
musical critics "say that the New Edison Re -Creation
'of.the voice is indistinguishable from the original.
vis your musical ear keener, truer.than Zenatello's
Make the test. }fear the New Edison Re-Creatiod
of Zenatello, AnA. Case, Thomas Chalmers, Albert
. Spalding 4,44 other great artists.' - 48
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We will gladly arrange a concert for you And your
trends, so that you may hear these Re -Creations.
itechurch
Cojuoitt Glilsetun VirirTESTO TIIE
Gymn.---The followinginteresting leiter
..•• la from Oup.:ChaOle Gi1Ieapi. a'former
i..esteernef,inernbei„ .the Pn 1)*!,4411
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"."'7 Pee. a0t1V1016; 'I
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llereave aro `Ouver Horne in-Ould
• and :as TC•am sitting around
• doing notching in particular, .my thoughts
*began to wander 'back to the young,
• ple oU'Whitechureb, so1 am Sisk
• • -genig..togtve you some ideaof what,.we
• haVetione.sinee coming -to;..this ,(daniP)'
-• 2ootintr3r< 1 are to you, . and
'if you think it'fit to read to the . Guild
; why, do tiqtjas 1 have no objection ; and
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After shout eight hour. of steady travel I
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getup in the morning, bat it's nicer to;
issued another blanket we were show,n
residences. We did not got sleeping in
made ine led like singing _les, nice
our buts, which were to be our future
the uoy we used. to at I; IgIP.. but got
was about raidni•ght,-eo after being
inaching fair miles we arrived et the
end of our destination, belts! rather slack,
order a to be.up and doing tr.` t :i- o. in. This
&hint the aum of Zethtml, and after'
lie la bed," but:that doesn't work in the
army. We did not bay° to do very mud,
Onlia onuPle of Wire gt Physical torture
• and then we sat down to our dandy re.
•past or breakfast of a couple of spoonfuls
of Porridge mumsboth cream, and sugar,
a couple sliees.of bread, with a piece ot
butter that would go in your ilbei and a
cup of tea- etrong enough to . walk on -
Thine Unproved a little AO everytging
was going O. K. in 'the course of revs or
three days.,
' After'inaking our residence here' for
r' tea days and just had our parlor nicely
i papered, we got orders to pack up and
' move' to Bramabott, ,a. distance .of , ten
niiles. The day Waslleal.and.the roads
paved with asphalt made very good foot-
ing for marching on. 'We made the trip
in record time and nothing is impassible
for the Brtice County boys, or as we are
called, -"The Pride of <the North." SOme
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-flit BUSY HARDWARE HOUSFH
MAXI OUR aroma 'vault PIZACQUARTE ftS
PHONE 66 FOR PROMPT DELIVERY'
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Me ta ve up to, eh? We found 'a
camp very muddy, but our situation
fine. Our dwellings here are similar t
tho.e we had in the other camp, wine
are of frame coestraction, about 60x2
ft. Our houithold effectii• consist of
stove which isrworse of the wear, an
rules land regulations governing the hut
We were ipsued with ticks 6 ft. long an
2 -ft, wide, filleirwitli* wheat straw, an
a.pIatform 6 inches -high' to lay these on
You might just imagine how• •easily
would be to roll .0fif and find yourself on
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tne„noor the nextniorning,,but consider-
: ing everything. this hv the life. • Afterbeing'bere for a• few days every member
OE the battalion .was granted the King'
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leave .tir dayezpess,...but-lbefOre
were able toget away one of the fellows.
in ourinit took the mumps and the re-
mainder of us boys were put in qUaran-
tine for ten days. My intention's were.
ti.) to.Scotlandand see sone of thosebothlY yoll -.can imagine
hoW disappeintedI Was. 7 r
•..• The life Tii.quart4Itipe. was 4 yeti Jai),
one. Our. duties • consisted. of -eating,
sleeping and writiicg lettere. Atthe end
of' ten daYS we were ready for any kind,
of .nation...- We were only out iew-dityii
when another fellow took the mumps,
and it appeared as if we liad to serve
another tentence, of donfineinent The
officers, --thinking we—Were 'having
is
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got orders to take ah instructor's course
0 in musketry, and after putting in a.week
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a- • at it, on -coming hoe for my dinner last
d naday, found. to my utter dismay that
•• our hut was once more under the in -
d fluence of quarantine. Quarantine might
d seem to you, people rather dull, but it
!•• 0710(4 like Sundayto me now: 'In the
t meantime the. hut that young Sandy
Kennedy was in was also in quarantine,
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but it doet sn'seem to li_edmeg.b
barn,
bee -Tie is aboutas broa
is icrig. If alt goes welt.vte epee
..oUt again on Christmas Day
oditewildiiihetd a,concert
owes roorn as Thursday evenin
the. Colonelwhs called upon for a s
fiti the course.,of his sPeech he tol
'rrhe Departing Soldier,
alter by thy Canadian •Patribtio Fund.. • •
He leaves Canada knowing that his mothsr, if in nose, will b• looks*,
if there are any initifakel-yedkniiiy "the
fellow who's .wrrting it, So here goes.
for the first epistle to the. Whitechurch
Gnildites.
In the beginning. we landed at Liver-
poOl'on SatUrday a. in, Oct. the 28th
inst. Yea may wonder why did. not
• give awaecount of our tri)' across, hut -
with that Oki tub a -rolling and Bad -flair?
oral fish for diet, the 1)04 Place 'for any-
one was up on 'deck wit4 his head: over
,the minis, so you cati readily see I did
not. have any tune to take -notes.
- • We were :paraded from the- boat to
what they :coil trains in this tountry,
they100kedf17iore like, wagons' te me.'
The coaches were. feur corn.;
Parineents about two by ivvice a0,-ifter.
squeezing in in eight men and all their kit
we -were ready for our trip 4.250 Miles
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good.gove the sergeant orderd to
give us two, rours of ,physical jerkvand
,rcroute „maich every day. The time v
• OVERWORKED MOTHER
Pin& Health In -Our Vinol.
comnovise, 111.--,•41 suffered' from a
nervous breakdown c„and terrible head-
aches and was tired all over, totally
worn out and, discouraged, but as I had
a large family I had to work despite my
suffering. I saw Vinol' advertised and
decided to try it, end within two weeks
I noticed u decided improvement, and
now I am a well woman."—Mrs. Axe
Buomai.
in, any tonic,
.gtuna.rm:rteeen- Vinod, :tour goiiiisecrbt
d as be weak: run-down,overworked tiloaellieurif•
delicate children and feeblmld people.
t to _
The. Du. M. SPANCE,47:CUCKNO'W-
in tbe • ."4.„.
g and HURON TowNsiiip,eouN‘IL
rieech. . •,
d irs if •
we were good boys he • and :the
Officers of our hattalion,t were ire
a Christmas' dinner for its, coUsisti
turkey, mince pie and' pinin pu
and iliotkat; Iie had. beard notbth
draft•going froin thia' battalion.
New teai's,''but you eanbet your
wi4 get a 'crack at Fritz before
week go by. have' heard' that
Bill Moore and Bob Liddia.w were w
ed.. V 'iv lellOW gets off wounded
terrible epnfliet he in bountlij
very biCky. If possible I. must try
Township zo, Ripley*
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Jan. 9th. 1916paring .
, The new .couned for '1016, met 'ad -
ng of 'cording to statute, on the aboyo date at
&ling, 11 'O'clock a.M., and made and mibscrib-
ed the deo arations ofoffice and Quachfi-
before, cation, and entered 'upon -their
manY Chair:* CoUncillors Fraser, 9amlitsell,
boots aboth itm.wduliotn:huteltee);:.a, 19:11. 943;. mai linkeli•911;;;;:vywitereeert;ev. read and
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nisei • 'Bill of E J.. Graham :Was ordered to
go .sea: them if '..they ere any
nearby,"becauseafriend'Ir&fi'fibme
ery welcome -visitor,' alai) unders
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paseed quickly by and - once More we t
were liberated..As soot as we wereo t 1s
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,"041y .tirea",
This is. the WAY -anaemic; Woo:almspeople usually-descrii)e, their
Ice nditio.n.. ' . ' .. ' , . . . , . . ,•.. .
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. ' . But 'the,re ip a Pallor *Of the lips;„ eyelids:and gums which denotes
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"the weak, 'watery 'gtate of tW 'blood:. ."7-, ,. . , . ,: -. ::. ',. . - • .
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Tired feelings ,tell of: musenlar ' weaknesS.- -Failnre..Of the'diges.- '''
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4 . *Akir-QPrg4AP' v. 41acrie a te,S 1 their weaketted,actiOn -.1The.07stelAs-iimnblg
down becai.ise the blood is:iacking in he
---Ve-cessitr-Y-Ite-rAill.r-tas-,--fftells-virsiate-d.
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In this weakened condition, one is ,iin easy,prei 1c colds all . ...
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contagf9uS dise4sei. .T116 blood must be'etrithed by such
restorative treatincryt as . Dr Chase's 1"erire Vood before . ter
you eaii 49i.o....ip, i'eosastn.:oixeligth ,-.„ ‘.. ,p.: ., : ...... ',...,.._ .... .,.. :..... ing
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Anaelni..._ & does net correct itself, and-, etingequently, " .: fin to
the greatest danger lies iilneglecting to take aeti.+4 treat- ' G
ment-nntil the strength is too:far wasted: ,' . . Tele
. Many thousands bave been. pnrea of nia,eraia by wine ,we
• anCt he filed.: Bill John '11. Collins
e haveirt stock
a full !it- of
Woodsme's . Suppac,
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Maple Leaf Cross Cut aws
All makes of 'Axes.
Saw gets,. W.E.-APeS9 Cant
Hooks, Axe En
• Handles, -all sizes In chain;
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Try our GoMedal
It's a Qood One.
JOY
The Store Where Your Mone goes Eartiieit
iii100,041109.44!.401.!'4000"!.11404!0.4004064 ..4060illinda684*;
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MOVED
We have n-rov_o
ed to. ur ne'w stor, aLross:thp7rOad
and. are in a bette• pOsi after •
your shoe wants
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. We. invite• you to cOtne., and, visit
ujit our new store.. %,-,Whetber. you- want slioeS or not =,
you will be' welcome. • Come in and see us.
•ACKERT _ScRATIIWELL,'
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GOOD:!' Sfi9E STORE • !C:01 THE
18 *a in lib taxes, wLL o
as ordered to be paid, the ' """""'"'"^•:
at at 2rd.
w°34 iefund of stotittelebnmenercolleeted 00.010•041.4floomoret/o.,-'4.0-4;itg-m-,004
pailimaster having first certified that r
work was done. •
bat both Roy Patten and Arehle P
on are_at Croborough Camp, about 90
, miles fni hers, and if .c.l. 'aim 'lucky
enough to geta week end pass 1 -will
ran over and see them, and I an quite
sure'it Will be a happy reinuen. , •
Vil1 now,' aro eure you will be10
g tired of all this chiri-'weck,
an
don't want to keep the Guild in, session
toe Jong oi somebody's mother will be
thinking her daughter , is away for good.
I. might tell you that , real nice .girla
like Whitechurch girls. are very barct
to fled here, ;so'be a sport :and don't
get married or do any rash ant like that,
and be able to give us fellows a little bit
Of 'showing when we• return. .„ Hal Ha!
1. must ring off, act wishing y
all had A Merry _Christmas, and wi
ing ycu all and -the Guild a Very Pt'
perous Xew Year, ' •
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mr:, your
oi4 tieo.
, 40111t.O. OILIJESP
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The, Municipal World account for
election blanks Was ordered :to, be. paid.
The foltowing orders on the 'Treasurer.
were duly passeddi---E b. Bolton' a P21
4. for liagtneer's fees in. Broteitie's. Atvard..
!t Martyn, 4 CO for 'clerk's fees: .in
a' said award ! John McKenzie, 860 for
igging ditAindputting in culvert Lot ,
6, con8,00 for furnishing tile for
the same, total 10 ob.: Henry. 'Carter,.
1 00 refund of dog tax, he having no
dog Clarence IlotieY, 1, .00 for '•repair-,
ing culverrand hauling plank on „Sau
geen Road, cop 4. Matthew Moore, 1 00
for re'pairing bridge and hauling lank
• at let 23,con6, L L ICnox, Tow/Clerk
61'1 . Goderich, 54 16 for Ilitron'e share of
811- the legal fees. of Mr GarrOw in the Osler
os-
• . case. Jaceb 'Gates, 4 00. for exkrameet-
logs.. Geo •k, Motine ,50 00 balance nf
- printing contract, 1916 D B MeteOd•.,
lor-gan-Of-dust-baue for htHJ
idfor S* CJhahlru,rotonto uo as
-gR,Or-The'-IturourAitiuloas-Xu-uiagar •
Telephone System, 1455 00; amount of
tax collected on 528 telephones at 2 50
Ruttle---:Hanulton—That J Gates pay
to the Tres,surerfin; rent of hall, receiv.•
ed as follows: KnOiecburch entrtain
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ment; 5 00; Huron church ,social 5 00;
riiketrarsiTv
Tony Zuber, of *alke;ton who,
e tiine ago, sent a threa.kning let
with the evident object of
hush, inoney from Dr Porter, Walk:
n habeeflsenteed to five da
ail: and the paymentdfa 50 fin
IBA, graiSLTY.•--7 Ti;Ei Walketo
seope had the following.. A We
rduoan who has itrathe
S'S *A.
Jethedist cluirOli entertainment 5 00".
el. TOM Mark'seendert/10 00. Total$25.
n -barried,
8 t. Fraseri--liamilton--c-That Alex. Fraser
anthoiiied to pay to tie- Treasurr. .4
Dr. Chase38 '1100a, and. this as the bes' tryi
proof that it net fail you. .. was
It Supplres, in condensed arL1. easily' assun- wet
' last
ilated form, tile ingredients froikwhich nature 'edin
iv in the drblt-siuce Sept lath
theiietina of' rather.. cluel gam
week, Ile had ordered la ease o
gOOdiarom Montreal which artiv
good116e • Off • Opening th,:eas
he was completely flabbergasted to
•.find that tbe bottles bad ben shipped
to himerapty.. Mr. Man feels that he
• 'Mtlie victim of cruelty of tho worst.
type.
ruts AT WAntauTorr.-or the see-
ond time within a year the Viralker
fiette, nf Walkerton, has baen, the.
cene of a destructive fire, Burly
••Monday .morning of last weekf fire
broke out in whatused to' be; the bar.
and though ihe firemen respor d.
ickly to tthe - alattn, the floras
breaking through- the roof before
aritorl. The building was nom.
y kaited; 'Only one ratan, flood at
beritoP, escaping.john 1,Vrci,
roprietor, was reiadtve0 by the beat And smoke and wos
d nut by the firemen. The. less
to be covered by insneanito.
rrnee fire Oeourred in- the night
telt ith. last, when a great deal
itOO was dost to thsbuiIIin
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* Men's Tweed Overeats, 12 00 fqr $9OO
1.Udies'..T.10,•.14n0d.''00,4t, •reg $40 for $30
jAde'.•*uskrit-'-Cop.,4 rg. $70 kr. :$60.
Cloth Coats at ig Jethetions
.A100e•••;0oorkoat •
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Nowl$4116..ti00$013,0y;:4.11•COittiift.
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•,.2 25 receivedas follows: Richard Dun-
e. lop). .26 for cement- tile, from; Ifarry
Courtney, 1 00 for old Wank.—Carried. •
The foHowing by laws were paps
ed, vizi: • •
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'(1) .i9.13, 527 to appoint a locaL
Board of Healthfor the Township 'of
for the year 1017. •Thei'neniters
of the Boardifr the year are J.Ne
Wilkinon, Reeve; Dr. D. A. iNieOrint.:'
-mon, M.O.H., and Duncan Campbell,
Angus Martyni Secrehry, anct John $.
Robertson, Sanitary Inspector,
i?) 4 -law No. 538, fixing the stibtries
of Township Orncers for the year 1017.
(3) By -.h w X0. 59, to appoint certain
• Township Of16t3rs, '
(4) 13y -law No .' 040, to borrow $2545
• for the Huron iititinloss Municp1 Teta:
phone System to meet billt payable.
Campbell-Praser-Tkat the tender
• CIGeo. II. Mooney for Towoilhip rrint• .
int,/ at $100.00 he accepted.—Carried,
RtittleIliuiton—Thatthe Clerk be
instructed to order six subscriptions to
the Municipal World for the Council
and Clerk.—arried.
•Wilkinaonuttle—Thaf this Conn.cildo now- adjourn to Ineet ugoili con
Monday, the Iith. day of February, A.
1,917, at the natal hour and 1*(03-
Carried.
MovelLino Cletk
onus rich, red blood. . Consequently, the
fits obtained, are both thorough and
lasting
• 50 cents' a hoz • 6 for $2.50, dealerai
•Edmaison, Bates it Co., Limited,: To
ronto,
no not be talked into aconlithig
substitut. /mita.:
tions disappobt,
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