The Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-05-24, Page 5•
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CONSCRIPTION IN
CANADA AT .ONCE
le Raise 50.000 To 100,000 Men
To Reinforce Divislons
Overseas .
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ROBraT BORDEff 40T$
Annomuano•Aset_cs•iientahrdipa Dwrikilfit Dtiondorm or Mile
Ditty to the Very End
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That Canada °is to ha,ve •couscripe
tion Was the message which Sir Rob-
ert 'Borden last Fritter delivered to the
parliament and people of Canada. It
Was made, he said, in gnawer to the
appeal of Canadian soldiers. The goy.
.ernmesit will, as quickly 2,0 140/Sible#
likr.bafore tate house proposals tor the
conapulew ' enlistment by selective
draft of from 50.00Q .to 100,009 men.
air itobert` reviewed at length his trip
to ngland. •and proceedings of
the imperial war cabinet.. He Otos-
, eed the 'various recommendations,
0. made at the recent conference, which
: is hereafter to be an annual affair;
and emphatically declared himself
against an imperial parliament with
povier of taxation, over the donertionit,
Praise for Canadian Troop..„
The Prime Minister' spoke in glow-
ing eulogy of the achievements of Can-,
adiane aoldiers at the front, told of
their sobriety and 6xcellent discipline,
• and of tharemarka.ble dash and cour-
age in action. From the report of a
German .staff officer he read.: • "The
Canadians are .good fighters and there
are;lito deserters among, theme” Inci-
• dentally he alluded to the stoat -work
of the Canadian 'Forestry and BallwaY
•• Conetruction Battalions. General
Stewart, with two battalions, had built
d railway in fouredays :which the arm,• .
'engineers . had said it would take at
least -six weeks to build. .
As to the progreme of the wer, he
could only say. that it certainly ivould
not endin 1917. The big driee on the
Western front up to date had only re-
covered from the Germans an insig-
• nificant pprtion. of .territory. A great
!struggle !till lay, before them. The
Germans entered the campaign this
Bering on the Western front with one'
million more men 'than. they had in
• the ;spring of .1916. Canada had; at
present; the Prime -Minister maid, four.? •
Canadian division§ at the front. Un-
less more recruits- were -enrolled meld-
ly in Canada they. would -not be- kept
up to !strength. Up to dete Canada
bad sent overseas 826,000 men. ••
System Broke. Down •
-Mor-e men had •to be secured, but
the voluntary enlistment ardent had
evidently broken down. A grave reo-
. ponikelity therefore confronted the
, governments. • Every mase„was bound
in duty.to fight • ' in defence. of his
country, andthe life and liberty of
• Canada was just as truly at stake in
France and Flanders its - though the
war' was being fought on the soil of
'Ontario or Quebec. . .
" He concluded by saying: "1 bring
•beck ;to the people of Canadaan •ap
peal for more men. I have ,promised
our etildlete 1nthe trenches, Jend
haieeprOralsed the government a the
empire; that so far as 1 am concerned
this help will be given." • '
Sir Wilfrid Laurier followed brie
Ly' and did ' not commit himself or his .
party,upon the subject of conscription.
He gild the were united 'with the •
, le c tn ie at t
sible. Carried. .•
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THE BUSY HARDWARE HOUSE
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If It's A "Perfection
it's alright
he Ford is Economical
- HE averate man can •easily afford • a
Ford car. It is the most inepensive
car to drive. • •
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20 to 25 miles OD a gallon of gasriine is
an every -day -occurrence. .33 miles ' is fre-
quently reported-. by Ford owners. Yearly
epair expenses of less than one dollar are
t unusual: The car is' light in weight, •
nd tires give more mileage on a Ford than
011 anyother car. . . • • ,
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You. -can buy -a Ford': for - yourself and
• one for your wife for the price of one carat
$r,00d, You can run both Fords at about
the same expense as for one larger, heavier
car.
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You can always sell. a used " Ford at a
good price. You have to accept a big re-
duction, for a:`‘, used, " larger' car.
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,. Go and take -a -ride in -the 1917 -model '
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See how comfortable it is. And stylish, too
=stream line effect, tapered_ hood, __crowir ,
fenderst'beautiful finial. You need one for
hilliness. Your -wife -and children need one
fOrileiliiiiind health.
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In buying an oil stove
one naturally wants.
to get thelest. This
stove has proven the
hest yet. It saves oil.
• No expense for re-
pairs—no odor !--. ab..
solutely safe. A child can operate 'it. Come
in any time and we will demonqrate to you
the superior qualities of this stove over any
other make on the market.
We have a complete range of sizes and
styles. Our prices. are the lowest possible,
, We ?revise those who are going to get a
stove thks season to buy now as the prices
On all lines are rapidly advancing. We allow.
thirty. days' free trial,.
• For'your garden you may need a New Shovel,
Rake, Hoe or Garden Trowel. We have a good
assortment_to choose from. Bicycles and _ Auto
Supplies. A. fresh car of Cement just „arrived.
Try our Incubator Oil for sure hatching
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Store Where Your Money (lois Farthest
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60-
•QtyblifrAed 1872
capital Authorized, $000,000
• Capital Pard.up, .113,000,000 ,
Screws, . $3,500,000
Uncertainty
o one knows what the future may bring forth
Now, while your health it good and your
• earning capacity unimpaired, is the -
time to. accumulate a - competence.
One dollar deposited in the Bank of
Hamilton will start a savings
account. •
'Locnnow BRANCH.
J. A. Glenne, Manager.
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erct-5011tenimus'l-a •
owe their con bon to negtect�r Incorrmr trealnientt
It is the exact combination of ..the Purest Cod Liver.
Oil with glycerine and' hYpophosphites as contained in -
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road and put in pulvert vihere needed 2 80;N. rep. milvert, 2 00;
and have the work done as soon as pos. John Aitkens, inspecting sheep killed by
goventment i; the determination tha
diigs -0-o• Wil i ut i g "c•
0 Canada should stay in th
Philip Roffer was appointed to have bal. 1Salaiy end: Ile deferred judgmentuponthe
bradge, 1 00; A. McDonald,
as Assessor, .6 00, F. Haldenby, rep. proposals of the government until they
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ittd tthho •
Sinkhole, Lot 30, Con. 13, 11 50; T. • were submeo e wie.
two cement tile culverts put in at lots 5
and 6, Con. 2:
The Court of Revision was then open-
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ed. • The Reeve was appointed chairman
of the Coutt. .
Mr. Mich. Schlosser and Peter Aiken
put in an' appeal against their assessment
es being too high. , • -
When" the Council compared them
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with other assessments they considered
Monday, June nth. • •
'them tort high, When it ,was moved • : Rmos, Clerk. •
that their emeeeeme,nts be redueed .4400
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each. •
Some .partes appeared before the
Court and ittat,ed thatthey had clea-
troyed their dogs that had been placed
on the Aseettement Roll. When it was
Collison, rep. SinkholeoLot 24, Con. Ja; MAY BIEAK *nil HUN
7 00; Richard Cronin, sheep killed by. : „ 7 ,
snabl Demands FUlfillmernt of dogs, 32 :00; D 8. - ThOmpeeit, anther
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for bridge, 6 00; Roy Elliott, putting in marine candition '• •
2 mimeo, 8 ci0;11rin.:Bannerm•an, eat- •report on Monday from Madrid.
says:. The Spanieh .Government's
ting ice at bridge, 2 00; A. Thompson,
_note :to Germany Concerning tha at -
timber for bridge and work, 14,00; • by a Gentian • submarine on the
Council then ,adjourned to Meet on Spaniebegeamer Petrick) reap* that. .
a number of notes of pretest ,previous-
ly addressed to the Gininin Govern-
ment still remained unanswered. -• It
declares that the transaction of all '•
diploniatie business with Germany'
nugoN LOPNTY NEWS
newspapers. It also' deinands, the Jul -
received' to these,, according' to the
will be suspended untill melee are
'Ailment ot 'conditione agreed epon by
the -.German Government to prevent
unwarned attack is by submarines on
zpanigh ships in the safety zone,. and
efts. for an ledemnity -for :the • Patri-
cia •• . •
moved that the,eti clogs be struck off the
roll.. . •
The Court then adjourned Until next
meeting. -
The Council then resumed general
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'Immerm,
After being closed down for a couple
of weeks owing to a shortage of wheat,
the big flour millat Godericly started
work • again' •on Wednesday of last
wok;
William Precious, whose home is on
--1EVERE-BRONGHIALIOLO
the Baylield Road, die • very au en y • .
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e_ us- c erliteie ViCiffi .pptiuted-
witness. ., .• .•
lirpos7OriteilingtAlaectiiiiiiiVs;
as Day'll bridge, con. IP., work ,
REMY!) wail 41:0Poiltie4 tO Ted t•yae:Icae.sooheiehea.raientrOtneckahmitonel
.tnrOnitnOi. ri!# Sh::;:euviielr, onhadlu, toesd,abey •trriyabeltideta(ciwivtlIlt. es sia
the Beet() of Turnberry at lot 32 on
boundary and have.the read graded or,
QRAEONOLAS
$21- up • -
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,85c. up .
(Fit any machine)
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To=day Columbia Leads"
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good health for' some time, but had Philadelphia, Pa.—"Last fall! was
• repaired as they see fit. •• • •
• ' "Thomism—McPherson—That we ap-
poini the Reevaand Keffler to
and examine the Bell and Sattler drain
Itiiiiiiiimide-Seoteirisiknous-forxelieving-rheuma--
tisni when other. treatments have --utterly failed.
If you are a iho'iumabs* m sufferer, or feel its first
symptoms, start on Scott'. Emulsion. at once. :
IT MAY . BE EXACTLY WHAT 'you_ NEED.
. !sou Bswar. Towslis.0816 •. so.s
In the Stud Season, 1917
•• The Grand Circuit riwe horse, Don
Roma 2.06, mile track record 21014,
public trial .2,01 With last half in 59 Bea
The sire of Dona Lone.2.051 the 2nd
• fastest 4 year old trotter of .the world
In 1916, Lady Don, 2-yeavold record
trotting 2 15; Don Row Jr. 2.07f pad-.
• big and many others. Don Roma 2.06
is the Peter the Great of Canada He
is the only sire that was:. Over ownedor
stood in Canada that Aired a 4. yearold
trotter of 205. He made his irststud
season in 1912.. He is a smooth, big
horse witlr-truilitycsize WO- lbs., bone
and eubstano, Don Roma was 'known
on the Grand Cireilit at the "War Horse
*ace Itotee."
Marts from a distance properly looked
after. Will stand at his own "stable,
Main street, Kincardine. Service fee
125 to Maitre. Write or phone for
folder of full particulars.
McGregor 2294. The Jay Nle-
Ciregor, Axtcll 212 stallion with sae,
,peed, bone and substa0e, Fee $10,
For all particulars apply to L. O.
apoossostisi Xissuilt,q400 i0.1%
_ _e_.n4:1_1ave„ the _same „pig_ .u_k _proper CO117
Aition, an complaint his bee made.
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Armstrong--Kelfer-,-In atnendm
That we appOint,The Reeve and James
ThempeOn, a be understands the report
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taken home befot e noon, and he paned ilormatCatIolt(!, .tried
defrOrgt :::3(711tee;j.
away soon after: •He was 58 years -of
• go, and leaves a Widow and a son Sbt
years of age.
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CULROSS OUNCIL
' Town Hall, Teeswiter, May 14th.
• •Council met on above date as a Court,
of ,Revision and Appeal and for Other,
business. , The members of the Board
Were all present'. the minutes of the
last meeting of the Council were read
• and sustainitd. • ; ,
, Some of the- patties interested in the
Pennell Drain appeared before the Com.
*e"il requesting thein t� hate ,the Drain
completed as boon as possible.
Thampson—Keffer•-qbat we appoint
the Reeve and Thomas McPherson to
attend to the Pennell Drain and have
• the same templeted by the drat of Gott?.
her Oda year, the work, td, be 00'40400
according to the. plant and epecifirAtiont
• cif the Etsgtio er's repOrt. Carried. "
Keger—Merhers011—'illat we appoint,
• hued Thompson and John Donaldson
t,O•rapatt the 'bridge,' at Iota 15 abd 26,
CA* 14i kg 1410 Vit *1141100
My -Auto •'Tis el Thee.
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•My 'auto of thee, short. road. to
poverty, of thee I chant, blew a pile
of dough, on you:three _years ago, and.
• _ now you refuge to go, or won't or can't.
Armstrong--Kefferr-,That the Clerk Through towuand ccuntryaide, you
prepare+ a contract for the:
eve'municility . ° •
-w-ere layloy, analThicle a nappy day
printing and!that_ the, Re4nivepathe ' •
Same signed by the printer. Carried. • r loved thy gaudy him, thy nice white
The Reeve and Philip Keifer Were tires new, but now your down and out
appointed to have the bridge repaired for true, in evertway. .To' thee, Old
On S. R. 10, -Coit. 7, and a culiert at lot rattle.box,can4many bunipeand knooics
11, Con, 4, and bridge at lots 7end 8v • '
• for thee I grieve. Badly the top is torn
Cons. 2 and 3, the work to be done as • • '
soon as poseiblefrayed are the seats and worn; the
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Keffer—Armstrong—That leceappoint whOepieg cough effects thy horn,. I...41,o
James Thompson and Job ti ,Armstrong believe. Thy perfume swells the breeze,
to let contract of building bridge on
Con. 14, to put in cement abutments If
they think beet anctinive the work done
it soon as posisible, •
—Casti•--ArePherson-1p"
That we llaVe timber abutmenta put in,
• as we do not with. to have any. extra
'expellee Until after the wttr.
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ion. , wore mill°. •Gone id toy•btok roll IlOW Ha° Ybar soul•na vital spark?
'Fee the motintArmstreng, Thant). Leo them should &off the cow, .." onee:1 HArt"eldyaoTicibutirthaeahlitArtilagotaltirrgil'a`b1000
ion; Itefter. s' before. Yet, if 1 had the ttoo, do help .. . 3145t a Wacker?
litr. 1....6401.:„*.41,-*:71vAltistemot wok 0' 0 0. ti apime attioitr 06610041,1101"dotaytottuoy...aelEfod, co;or,,svtritodeontuetudiettabitiOivladiiiiitsfootin CloltduititthetritruPetiir tikettn'4
A friend asked:me to try Vino]. and it.
, brought the relief which r• craved, so'
now I an k enjoying perfect health.”7-
Jack C. Strumwtow. ••
guarp.ntee -Vino] for chronic
.coughs, colds and bronchitii. '•
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AiMrSPENCwLUCItNGW
and profile. ;Amendment Carried; :
THE SLACKER • ,
. (5. A. Piablat, in 'The Glebea-
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Alien to the name„ of.man; _
Alien to the cause of God; •.
Allen to pirstnkattri.ve -land ;
Never shall the smirch depart; e'
Never shall the Atigma fade;
Never, be a man again; ••
,just slacker.
°Trily"ingurhfaarcde taowaliv?itudsoWallin,ilev •
Hang yOur head in yellow shante,
Recreant slacker:
Time Will itevee heel the scar;
.When you're deed—dishonored dust',
While good folks choke anti wheeze, • as Kinsmen thee will curse your mune,
' A II slacker. • '
Mothers mourning for their dead,
Wives that pray for buebatele' lives
cep and •
•Coward slacker •
we Pass by, paid for bee a price,
'twould• buy a mansion t ACO; now every.,
body is yelling '-"ice"--41vonder-whylr
The motor ItaA the grip, thy spark plug
hat the pip, and Wee is thine. 1, too,
have tuffered chills, ague and kindred ills,
endeairoring to pay my ba1e,. since thou
Heroes die that you May live;
Men are maimed that you tsay laugb;.
Von bet grovel with the worms,
•A. slacker.
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Indigestion Resulted
From an Inactive Liver
The Bowels Became Constipated and the Whole Digestive
System Upset. ,
With Manse people constipation be- reMernber, but tot tt# %ming Th'.
comes a nabit. And it Is a dangerous
habit which is certiert sootier or later
la cause serious dieae,
"Daily movethent 0rtlie"b6Wels”
the first and freest entiortant, eula of
health.-When-the-liVer-asseomee tor -
p14 the Itow of .bile into the intes.
Untie is stoppedend the bowelbe-
omit° constipated. But you ea:I
readily overcome thlis nOrtditiOo by
nninEr Dr. Chases 'Wiley -Liver Pill.
Thera is • 210 • treatment obtainable
Whielt so promptly awakens the activ.
*0 Of the liver sold bowels aid there
by correcia derangemonth of the di•
getle% eyetent.
Herbeet behetteeeseige,,Beileer
Brook, Albert Co., N.11., writs: "I
tan truthfully say that Pr. Obit's
laintOoLIVer /4111§ are ataat Int#4t.
alas tot t eastwattn, I 1106 sifter
.114 pc,sliolouom pox ostrVij csn
Chases Kidney-Lier Pills and was so
benefited that t lateen to etude this,
malady. 1 found that the indigestion
reatiftee '-from a bad ease of inactive
liver, end as soon as I got the liver
working 'riga_ _I didn't hate.
etornach trouble or indigestion. X
cannot praise the; ntedlchte too •
.highly, end would advise /throne suf-
fering from indigestion 1:01,
tion •to us° Dr. Chase's KidneyLiver
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than any medicine he eVtd" used. You
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Positively Mieve end' cairn torpla
liver, tenstiPatien, blh1�usnes, 1ndi4
gestion. backaChe and kidney disease. '
Put it to the teat. One pill dose.
AI teats it bog, ell ilealrts. er*Mallet
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