The Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-07-12, Page 5National Service
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nine is'yot r most valuable possession.
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�Y saved lu1
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of
do.y +�#rabad,
she Glad a few days' notice of the Oermen attack
on Prance.
The unpreparedness of alis Allied nation is costa
lag them every day mHll%na of dollars,
And YOU are still wasting TIMB. There are
hundredsof good POSkTIONS .awaiting the person
• whois READY Lincoln said -"I will study and
get ready and perlia'is my chancewill come.". It
did, -and be was ready. ',Are YOU ready if YOU*
chance: c.o4nes:,now ? -
write: us -ler:'full • Particulars of our courses -to
stake 'von, reedy for your cl ance.
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
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Clinton, Ont.
B. F. WARD, B.A., M..Aegto„ Principal,
Phone 208
School Opens Tues., Sept4n>lber 4th,:1917,
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tfvRON 1 OUNTY N1W$ I
Word was received in Blyth last
week that Pte: ••11lamson Taylor* whose
parents' live is Morrie township, .'had
ucQq �ii�lf d� $ t4't10nr. 8.- •'a4lor-.
enlisted in the west..
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Blyth " o
t ha cr wd 0
y d a of abut x,90
people at the Celebration, and reunions
on. July 2nd, • 'a hirteeti itmidred dol-
lars was realized by the committee in
charge; Proceeds went ' -tar 'tile fled
Cross Fund.
During a recent, electric.storinJohn
. Krauter, of Ethel', had �a horse killer.
by *was .in the"`stable.'
electric current: Went in at one end .of
, the building and.out of the opposite;
end in' the 1ofI,'but did: the building
lift e ..tarts. ; ,
OOP M fl
41,1 d 1822
capiiai Authorized; $,000,000
•Gapltnt Paid-up, - i3000t000
aurpius, - * •.. *3.600,000
Airnbitit)n
AHI ;T
one idle dollatun hanil for which you have
no particular' need, will start a savings" account.
in''the Bank of "Hamiltoni.
Yolfr'ambition to get ahead financiall
will grow as your savings accumulate.'.
Capital is -the key that opens
the door -of:Sticcess.
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LUCKNOW BRANCH
4. t ' J. A. t lenaie, Manager.
47-C
St. Helens ::• .
(Intended for, last week)
.. Mr. and Mrs: Ruthey, of Stratford;
returned home on Tuesday after spend:
ing a few 'days visiting ,Miss Chris.
Miller.
Miss Mima Rutherford:. went to To
ionto:.�n-Monday.,1 here_she•---intend
taking the .summercourse mart,
a Walter Crowe, of Fergus, , is: visiting'
friends around St. Helens,: •
• Mrs, R. K: .Miller, accompanied by
iter sister,- kiss 'Salkaide, ;of, Goderich,
' left for the Weston Saturdaylast, *here
they intend spending a couple of months
-visiting .friends.... . •
Miss Laura Currie,• of Wingham, spent
the week -end with Mise Chr�s:'Miller,
'Mrs. VIB:'Gdr'don is visiting f'ri" ends
art Goderich._
Mies.Colina Clark, of Blyth, rs• .tome
for her ;vacation, . _ _ :.:.,
"Miss MaryLittle ii.ho a from All n
°ford for her holidays..
Quite a numbe><''from the burg took
in the, celebration as G£odertch on . Mon-
day.:.
HAVE YOUWEAK LUNGS?.
Do colds settleon your chest or in
your bronchial tubes? Do coughs hang
on? Do you have,throat troubles? '
You should• certainly: take Scott's
Emulsion of pure cod liver -oil which
peculiarly:strengthens the respiratory
tract _ and improves the quality of -the
blond' while the-glycerine-in,-Scott's-
,soothes
he-glycerine .in, -Scott's -
,soothes : and heals the tender mem
banes of the throat.and lungs. ,
c-ott's_is prescribed by-- the
Get it at any..drugstore...
Scott & Borne. Toronto. Out..: t
On the 28th of June a large number;
of fowl were stolen from the Qoderich
vaulty yards and a few ww±eek''s prev oug:
another;; large quantity w a .taken.
Altogether over 800. fowl were stc,len.
jr Kid4= is Offering a.(eWard tor ` the
discovery of the guilty�'parfy.
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Following several iiiontlzs . of Miele
.Alexander Porter; a' pioneer ;ardent
of Winghatrp district, passed ,away, at
his house on the'B, Line on 'June 27
Mr.. Porter, was 84 years of age. I n
'was a native v�f Ireland and -.came: to
Canada .70' years ago. About 40 years.
ago he settled. in Turnbe ry.township,
where he -resided until he.moved' to
Wingham.,
tver ne ilba r li a
gl$lind bb>ing bf i ns lid paha.
Solili s 'gini(1>;ti ,-she Gcdel`l
Star bad the following: Wives of
some dour keldiers at the 'front are
frequently annoyed by buaybodiea who
appareptTylav0 fine to -FY -WO ether
people's business and take note of those
who come and go. from the 110489 -
There is far too much of a :disposition
to gossip and ,concoct sorrttl, scandal out
of an entirely innocent circumstance.
Those who are. still wearing mufti
could:very well abstain from. unkindly
or"untruthful gossip about. women wlio
have given' their husbands: to the war,
and.if scandal:mpngerprig is not given
up kho aucliorieties mey maim•
it'warm.
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ikaiso asrn
ON ��n►� ER0NT
for some people. .- »
.S1� ewE on BAinsr.n ROAD,—Chas.
R.`Waroup, of the BayfieldRoad,, wan
found Tliu.rsday:morning shot in the
head at his place by •his sister, who
went over froth Mr, 13ichan's, where
she was' staying, in reponse to the
request of her brother last night. Mr.
Warcup went. over to . see his sister
Wednesday night and asked her to
come over in .the morning, and when
she arrived : abe-:found • the doors- closed
and on gaining entrance she found her
brother shot the -head, Dr. Hunter,'
coroner, and-tr. Emmerson and Con.
stables Pcstlethwaite and Gundry went
ont to investigate the circumstances.'
Mr., Warcup was not married and was
,living . alone.. He recently had an
auction, sale' of tpiements and house
hold goods. Mr Wareup'sdeath.was.
evidently self inflicted. The mark and.
smell .of, gunpowder --were onihe-the
and forefinger of the left hand. ,Tho
,bullet wound was right in. tbe.. centre.
of the"forehead, and, from the' •blood
marks on his head it looks as.if he
had fired the shot wliile lying down
• The great war has taken another
of R VVi�ngham's-._popular--young men,
Mr, and Mrs Thomas T. McDonald
:received .-word on, Wednesday morning
iznforming..them ._that their son, Pte.
Theo McDonald,, bad been killed 'in.
action in France; Pte. McDonald was
•a member of the.161.St Battalion and
went over. to France with.the first
:dra*t"of the .Huron Battalion.
The National Shipbuilding Co, :of.
Goderich,.;has. shipped its first 'marine,
engine for' naval service to Montreal.
Tt'is a 20 'ton; ` -500- horsepower, and.
b3 used• in a trawler.. The '
com-
pany is preparang to manufacture some
muck larger: engines, -of -1400 horse-'
power,' whish weigh ' 110 tone and will
be as large.' tie are. turned- out, in
Canada. These will be for placing in,
wdoden vessels: '
Lit s,-TsontrsoN A v: e r y.
prettewedding: took:place•atrthe-hom
Of . Mr, and Mrs... it(113t.-A.: Tbompsou,
Pioneer Faim,.Goderich township; on
Wednesday, ' June ..27th, .when their.
eldest daughter, Ruth Mabelle, was
ur ited•in the holy bonds of matrimony
to Mr. Benson H. Willings, . Toronto.
Rev, P Baines, of Benmller; official-.
ed 'The- bride was given away by her
father, and the young couple went on
-o trip` down ,the S. Lawrence. to. Que
bec -mid-T-Iontreal. 3 a ceremony
noir pisco in the parlor under an arch
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(-d„ 4a lit iiii 1 SIN a d,ii%,.,,
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f ( 1 I \
tfeirityiZatEver Produced
No other smart sport 'model sells for so
low a price...
No other smart sport model can be
operated for so little.
. A'Nci other smart sport -model fail'so' easy, to
handle and park.
._ ....� Hereat last is an :economical_ utility .carr'_,
with snappy, distinctive, ,pleasing. style.
And it's a wonderful•performer..
It has a wonder of a motor—smooth--
lively—powerful.
otor—smooth-lively-powerful. . • • .
Front seats. are adjustable forward .or
';back--' to suit the driver's reach.
The body is grey—the trim black enamel
.and nickel—the wire wheels red:
The smartest: economy. utility car on
'wheels!.
hCome in and get your" Country Club today.
Y
Country' Club
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;1110
0. b: point of sbr1meisf
Including Five Wird Mots
Psildect tp chant's witl4W mace
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Overioad Sales Co., NI/Ingham, Ont. L. Kennedy, Prop. Phone 192
The /deign? toil issue a flee price ttst ef1'ecltnti certain models:'o3sitty dnrtn;July and ceftatnty sit later Man August just,
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..NORMAL GRADUATES
Beiiiw,is given a list of Huron County
students who were ,successful„ in: the
-1.917 course at Stratford Normal•School:
'< Permanent •Second -Class. Certificates,
Myrtle Allen, Dungannon •
. Laura Gertrude 4ntent, Brussels.
Annie Archibald, Seaford'.: r
W;Henrietta Denman, Brussels. i.'.
Leona Finkbeiner, Crediton. .
Annie Maud Harding, Gorrie
Mabel Gertrudelasard, Winghai .
Edna -M. Jamieson,_ Clinton.
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Vera A. Johnston, Gorrie.....
--Mar-y -E,Kennedy Wingham,.
Florence J,,,Kerr, Varna.
Annie L; King, Bayfield...
Ada L; McGill, Wingham.
Martha'I McLaughlin, . Brussels. .
Mary A.: McLelland, -Ethel.
Hazel Nobel, Blyth,
Lillian Dungannon.
Bernice Shaw ' Bluevale '
Gertrude Speiran, Bruesela -
Ruby.Stoddart, Goderich.
argare Walab, Spaforth..
Grace Wootton, .Goderich.'
_.:Jean C: Young, -Goderich.
Addison V,. _Tremae, Dashwood: •
, Limited Third -Class Certificates '
Eleanor F. Dougherty, Shepparton,
Irene H. Hartwell,' Goderich:
Agnes MacKay, Seaforth.
Eat Less Meat
Row'often has it been saidpby expert
dietitians that we ought to eat less
meat. :'articularly __:in . the_ summer
o the we load up our systems with too
niun eat be_oiiice boo -Is fiat
is the 'matter when ,he says the boss h as
watt "$'rx6ritb ir-ck�nr- o ICffIeat pl`n =�
Lein is becoming serious, and those who
are familiar with the. situation are seek-
nig the: -cooperation of the public to
make the supply go as -far as possible.
To stop eating meat one muse find a
substitute, and Ontariois happily placed
with• haring.asubntitnte that costs.noth.
ing to produce, which .can, when a good
home market is'„developed,_be handled
at a price far below what is the present
'cost. The substitute, is fish.” The lakes
and rivers - of thna Province . abound in
fish of high food value. Only ten 'per
cent. of the annual catch is;sald • within
the Province, the remainder being ex-
ported. Fish could be sold in Ontario.
at a much lower price than whatbbtains
on the market at present if people would
only learn to use ,it more frequently and
the dealers were able to handle it in suf-
fciiently large quantities to but more
economically. This important consider-
ation is being placed before the people
of the Province by the Organization of
Resources Committee, It has a two-
fold object: First, to relieve the drain
on other food commodities, and, second,
to assist in some way to retlrtoa the cost
of Irving:. fin patriotic grounds, on econ •
omits grounds and -•-p rt culsrly durjng
theliot weather -on the ground of health,
it is good to eat more ,flail. Think it
over tomorrow when arranging for din'
ser` L•preientauon was donated In • two
Mr Mottles °Price n Expected At.
'tack Enemy's Defence, Photo-
- -_ graphed -.Fos. n the-Alsrt .
The. new offensive looked for on the.
Sri is '
t h n a
'front may be said • to have be -
'gun with an engagement of Saturday
and Sunday. Before opening with - him
guns Meld Marshal Haig followed his
• usual course of photographing the en-
smy';s°positions to. ascertain exactly
'What was going' on in Abe German:
rear, To do this it was necessary to
vend at fleet of aeroplanes, for the.
German air machines would be sure to
attack,.: and nothing less than super-
° ioi; forces could repel," them. $o the
photographing. aeroplanes were pro-
tected, by. fighting aeroplanes.'The
British Came back to their' ;lines with
the . -photographs, and victory was
theirs- • Theylost 13 , machiines, .but
the' Germanilost nearly three 'times
that number. •
An official report from British Head-
quarterrs-in France read:
-"There was much 'aerial fighting,
chiefly on the front between Lens and
Ypres. In this area enemy machines.
Were encountered in large numberli;
one formation was composed . of as
many as 30. Despite this and the''pro-
nounced activity on.the enemy's part,
we bombed hia aerodromes during the
day, causing damage, and carried out.
successful artillery work and photog-
_raphy. . _ . _ •_
°The .activity was ',continued by
bombing during the . night, in which
the enemy showed. more enterprise
than he.liad. hitherto done. He drop-
ped 144' ".bombs on our ' side of the
line, our bombing machines dropping
• .nearly three times that number' on
his side. In this fighting ,during the
'day and night eight hostile machines
were brought down; six others were
driven down out of. control.:. Five of
our machines are. missing:" •
THE RUSSIANS. STRIKE
TNE BUSY HARDWARE HOUSE
MAKE OU* STORE YOUR ..HR,AiDQUARTRr$
PHONE 66 FQR _pRomPr, .> : Ll if,ERY
ARM..ERS,.:
T�...h
u
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s season near at hand. Are
you prePa,red
Have You,. a Good. Hay
Fork Rope, ..Pull a s,
Slings,Cars,, Interlocking
.Pulleys and forks, etc, ?
'We Sell McGorni ck
Binder Twine
` Three . Armies On the Move—'Great
Enthusiasm' Prevails
According to ' mi-offlciaL.reports,
the Russian offensive is spreading to
the north and south .of.Halicz, in east-
ern Galicia, which was virtually un-.
der 'the guns. of General Brussiloff
when :the `advance of a year ago came
to . a standstill Halicz is important
as the key to Lemberg, the capital of
'Galicia', and is about sixty •mileb south-
east of.that city. •
Three armies are now. engaged on a•,
front 'of more. than thirty miles along -
the ' Narayuvka River. .The enthus-
,lasm, among the troops is increasing,
-A : `train : carrying 600 - sailors from
Revel; who organized 'the ."storming
battalion" and, vrear.."shoulder..ribbons--
'inscribed. "to the trenches„,"_, passed_
through Petrograd' Sunday., • .
Violent fighting has: begun on the
Russian ,front west of Pinsk. The city
of Pinsk is . in ,flames;, according to an
announcement Sunday by the,. semi-.
• official 'news agency:'
• The Russian artillery; the announce-
ment sa s; is levelling all obstacles.
OW "SONE DRY"
Advertising. Liquor for. Sale in Any:
Manner Strictly Forbidden;
Prohibition • under the amended act
ls.now in full force in ,Alberta.
The new amendments to the liquor.
act. were ' scheduled to become • effec--
tive• July 1, but three' daysof grace.
were 'given the -dealers and ina%border
houses in which._they_might.elose .up_
business. Under.. the amended act it
not• permissablee for -any -person 1'ri
Alberta to keep liquor in excess of one
-quart of -spirits- and two gallons :of
malt. :It is .also a..provision of the new
act that there shall be oto advertising
-'Of any description 1n the Interests of -
any kind of liquor. This -applies not •
onlyto newspaper .advertising, but to
-` the display of electricsigns, bill post-
ing, or circularizing by .mail.
REPULSED: , ON THE. AISSNE
French Gain, Victories on Two Sectors
• in: the- .West' ' • . "
The Germane have. launched : anoth- . .
,,er violent. attack_ don -the . Aisne front,
and, as in the case of their recent at-
tempt to recapture important post
met with determined resistance, from
tie Fr®. ltw #rlt vo u4..w �•y u
losses -Tlie`attack was-d'eri'vered iu''•j"
tour sectors.
On the Verdun front west of the
Meuse. the French scored- a'. brilliant
success. Fivestrongly. organized
salient$ were captured and held
against counter-attacks.
Our assortment
of Forks . is the
largest and our
,gua.ranteeof:
_.-ga11ty the bit.....
Try our Gold Medal dine of Hay Forks,
Garden. Beet and Mengel Hoes.
Bugs ! Bugs! Bugs! } We sell° Pure
Paris Green and. Arsenate of Lead for
Potatoes. ° .All sizes .of Sprinklers
and Pressure Sprayers . on hand.
We have
ve a New Duster .fors.
putting ` on Paris Green: and Bug
Finish. ft is the greatest labor
saver yet. Let us w you how
easy it is to rat .
Cement; and' Coil Sprin Wire always On hand. ••
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The ,Storrs Where Your :Money: Ones Farthest
" Would Bar Slackers-
At
lackersAt a meeting• of the Board et Gov._
ernors of the University of Manitoba,
a'resolution was proposed that 'no un-
Married male of twenty years or over
-be permitted -to attend ieetures or
take examinations unless he furniehes
satisfactory reasons why he has not
enlisted, phis . resolution was held
over. A proposal for the .compulsory
.military training for male students:,
'was approved.
Awful German Butcher BIIi
The total number of Germans kill-
ed' from the beginning of -the war to
March, 1917,.is not less than 1,50,000,
according, to an estimate reached by
French General Headquarters.' This
computation'has been made aftercare-
ful stud,' of docuinents bearing on the
subject. •
Four of Party Drowned
A yacht from Rlmouski, with a
pleasure party aboard, was struck by
tl sudden squall of Wind near, Rimous-
Id Wharf, and capsized, drowning tour
persons: Mr. Voyor, Mrs. Singeing,
a boy and girl. Twelve of the party
were rescued by a gasoline yacht.
Dynamite Uider.Rrldge
Tvaenty:aeven .-sticksof..dyna'ntite
were found under the western tip.
ppreach to the C.P.R. bridge at Peter-
boro' by dome boys bathing.
The 'bill providing for prepi%'tional
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Tho red baking foundation for white, even -textured bread; delicious,:
dainty cakes and lifbt', flaky, month-eeltliig paltry. High In food values
and distinctively pleasing to the taste... ,
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