The Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-09-13, Page 4•
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ki*• • THE EXEMPTION or.- 6611w:ins
feattire. of the Mihtary Service Act
:a that there 'aetively engagedy in form
• work will not be esonacripted,. though •
- they Inv in the matter °teem; physteal-
fitness' and other reepecte: be qualified
fot Military SerViCe. •
= There are those wine at; that this' ins
Yis.w end leaknat
litireemeher et 111111 in the may ie maid
no ter alma* mina is eme-halt the awn -
her wise voted le the enema elerehme
et BM. We wad not have s tat
eiession wittiest% siting them mem a
eimmesia vote.
The Wer -Th. Election Act provide,
for taking the soldiers' votes, it dis-
franchises all emigrants who came from
any me et the enemy eountties saki*
the letet fifteen years, and it gives the
right to "Me to woman who have near
religious in the army.
Women have been given the franchise
on equal terns* with. Men in, met of the
provinces, and tit./ ought to have alike
privilege in Dominion elections. But
dais Election Act does not give them
that. The fact that it siva' the frs.nehise
to thole women only who have relation
in tb array eives the Act a one-sided
ranee. It looks like loading the
dioe, and though it may help win the
election far the war party, the ultimste
effect cannot be good,
Fault hae been found with the dis-
franchisement of the emiginnter from
Gerriutny,,Anetzies Bulgaria, and Turkey
because some of these men are loyal -to
Canada, and came here to escape the
tyranny of their native country. There
will be some unfaunees there, bet on
the whole this feature of the Act is all
right. So many,German and Austrian
emigrant!, here and in the 'United States
have shown that, in regent to the Wart
their hearteare atilt with their native
countries, that the only safe online itt to'
treat them all as un -Canadian,
An election, however, conducted under
tibia Act can be good only for the period
of the war,. and in all &knee( another
election ought to be held about it year
atter the, conclusion of peace, if the
soldier!) are all home.by that time.
THE QUZitEC FIREBRANDS
The young anarchists domain Quebec
who were ridlectiog gime, and animal..
Rion with which tooppme The enforce
merit of the Military Act -do not appear
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have been such a dangereua lot after.
all: There etas a good deal iiore hark
;hen bite in them One Of than', on
being closely pursued ty the police, idiot
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nota fair deal•: and in a some it, Of,
. course, is not. Heinever, in the matter,
. -of selecting men forthearm)" the *RM.;
ernmeat has to take into consideration
the effects Upon the industriee of tlie
country. 'Getting an army is- only one
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of the thinge:torhe done towards' Wipe
ning the War. •-. Not only. Or Oili. army
. must be fed and supplied with clothing
and munitions, hat the food siipplie of
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r ' the supply of food is at present . one . of The pay,ef soldiers in times of peace
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the great Pro erns engaging all the awe. warlias always beep below .1 8,t, Cot .
himself instead: of firing on his pursuers.
He evidently was one of those whoevould
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rather be shot in Quebee than in France.
Another of the leaders, and One of the • -
slides inPeakers at the 'street meettege
in Montreal, 'on being arrested, gave
Finch. timid information to, the poliee—. •
liviilithe Whole caao away a to who • •
were hia-ariminal associate&'
Ihey do not appear to IkaVe been •
representative et the iieeple of Quebee
as a wh�le and it lookinow *my Itneeh
as though, if the enforcement of : the
Military Service Act; he gone about in.
businearelike Say .Quebec will fill in
line with the other proVineag,In this
-connection it •illonlk net he forgotten.
that there were local disturbences in
Britain and the' -United States:Shen
compulsory service werefirst applied.
MON t#OUNTY POWS
Gent Dey, el Morrie Township, lest
week deg a hill at potatees from which
leireemund 75 potatoes, 50 of which
were It for table use.
Qeit, a large number of farmers in
the :Weitz of Seaturth hive joined in
an application to the Deportment of
Agriculture kr tractors to halojri
platting their fell ploughing doge.
In eonneetion with the enforcement
of the Military Service Act Boards of
Exemption will beappointed in Huron
County at the following points: God-
eriele Clinton, Dungannon, Wingham,
Brume's, Gorrie, Seaferth, Exeter,
The engagement is announced of
Mary Elizabeth (Mamie)only daughter
of Mr. and hire. John P. Omer, to
Mr, Robert Raymo 4 Elliott, son of
14r. and Wire John Elliott, of Eclat
Wswanoele the marriage to take place
the middle. of Septomher.
The following is the standing of the
winners of the Howick Field Crepe
Competition this year: First, R.Wil, canoe along. They endeavored to atop
kin, 87 points; second, Harvey Sper. the horeem tiitie.to let the train go
ling, 86; third, Alex. McLaughlin, 64; by, but it rushed forward and right
fourth, Wm- Brown, Sr., 80i; fifth', against the engine. The horee and
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J. A. Ahem Wig skik -WAN* I&
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Dune ex TANINPEVINI. —Weed wee
reestived in &aerie* last week el
death ot J. A. MeIntands, vita died in
et. Pen 'is Heepital, Vineouver,
on Aug. 31, la:owing an operation.
He woe for manyyeare s well. known
imident of Goderich, and was a native
of Goderich Townahip. He we* 73
year* cif age.
The Bruesele Post sounds the fol
lowing warning: Lvov breakers will
be illtereeted in noticing that George
Bender, propri tor of the Arlington
Hotel, L *towel, is now spending 30
dap in Stratford jail, at hard lebor,
for repeated infractions of the Caned;
Temperances Act. A word to the wise
ahould be sufficient. ' Other examples
will he made, so the officiary ,..atite,
unleee the contraventions cease.
NARROW EtiCAP11-04. re. 4 Whitm'ore
sod her daughter; Of near 111'11906(51dt
had a narrow escape from deitth on
the 7th inet. as they were defying to
Seaforth. They were in a eovered
hoggy,and as they approached rail
way eroseieg, a, special freight train
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rig sees thereon a eciesiclarebie dire
%mime near the rale tf snide, track.
Ohmage to my the home seeped with
only bruises end the women, though
bealy gooks* up re. re not mriously
hart Mrs. 'initinoee received, a
broken ehoelder bone sedthe daughter
slight beldam. The buggy was badly
wreaked.
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Notice to Creditors
In the 'teener of the 'estate of Gilbert
Thomas, late of the Township of
.A.rietlekl, in the County of Huron,
Soldier, deceased, -
Natio* ig hereby given that all person* heir-
ing any deism er demands ageinet the late
Gilbert Tamatee. who died •on or about the
Twentralith day, et Jaunery, 1010.4 the City
of Montreelin the Province of Quelwo, are
required to mad by last prepaid or to deliver
50 Jeines..A. Glenna. Administrator of the
property of the said Gilbert Thomas. their
names and addresses and full particular* in
writing of their dams and staISMents of their
&monists and the nature of the securities. if
any,held by tAent, duly verified by affidevit.
And take notice that after the Twenty -see-
ped day of September, 1017, the said James A.
Glennte *ill proceed to distribute the MON
of the ,aid, damaged amonr the persona en
titled thereto, having regard only to the clahns
of which he shell then bate had, nalne; and
tt the said James A. Gianni& will not 5011
&balm the said seats or any part'thereof to
any persons of whom elehtt he shall not then
have reoeived notice. , ,
Tins flotlekia Oven pursuant to the statute
in that lama. Data* at laoknow this rth.
day of Augut. A,
st. A. lett
James A GIMNSZIE,
51044. t AdministratOr. '
Tlif MOLSONS BANK
CAPITAL AND RESERVU $8,800,00a
eB Branches in Canada
A General Banking Busitless_Traosacted
Circular Letters of Credit
Bank Money Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
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Interest allowed at higheet current rate
T. S. REID, Manager.;
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. —Monday, Sept, 10, •
•• Mr, and Mrs. Will McMullen spent
Sunday at J. Brown's.
Mina Maud Mateo was a weekend,
gueet of 'Miss Pearl Hooey., ,
Miss Sadie McLeod is the guest, of
her sister, Mra, A. Annetrong.
le: r. 04:1, efts, John Reid and little
's on Friday
children spent Sunda)? at Wm. Farrell's,
Mr, C, Hoare, Clinton, made's, busi.
ness trip to ReidCorners
No services were held in the Pine
River Presbytenan church on Sunday
eveiung, owing to anniversary services
at Bethel. The Rev. Mr. Williams, of
13ervie, conducted the oreeting;
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countries engaged in the war, and if the
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, • farms me aril:Med of men there in noth- ., • . fact , ay • in war t • - • .ime.
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ing more certain than. tha a.fcied sh!
age would result • . . -melt enlistfortiervice Wvie
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In. War Pille the men power of a' of the piY tky are te 'Ret. If 4t -is
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the.nations as a whole iciest effective in • •
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This is bound to result in a reeasuri3 froni patriotic motives or from a bye
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f f of adventure At the•prestint tune wen • •
cameos. • et marl who' remains
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Vision thern at early.:mbriiiiig when
ropier the rising inists-„ttiere..kursts..a
hurricane' fie-.- ..• ••••-• ' 7*'••
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'See your'. valiant boys--;calni, gram,
but Cheerful "staidAoaarMs"'until,•the
Hun's "morning hate"' dies away.
• - : breakfast, the meal
that...must ,:r-to.ring :them the bodily .sus.6.:.
tenance' t0' 'catty. .,through the:
: .• strain'. of ',antith.er- day. •.' •••1•"----
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- , Canada can d� this without depriv-
ing her own population of.a fair share
° '•• . • your own -baking) YOU vary so; much ' white your bar -
buying hie flOui (if you 46
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-third oatmeal, corn,
1 of any of 'these foods if ;You Women
will -but...help. -
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flour.Or, if you buy your ,
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one morning, ere was o e
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Second instei f hg
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Mechanic who. works Oaf* 111 0-• Inuit' in the moat dangerous of alt enterprizes • ' incres
ition plant does not endure the'bard- ' •
at gt,10 per day whitens laborers, and`
alive nor take tile risks of lite and -limb •
they Could
that the Men *the ranks take Neither iP Perfect cafetY and cerlafcrt
do the en who work in the base h&j. get two or three dollare per day,
pitas e the noire of theirst aid men, 'It has been suggested that the way to
but they are just aa necessary to the get an army ia t� make the pay high
efficient carrying on of the war. ' enough to induce the teen to -enlist, just
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There is poseibility of the burdens as Po -Y iiees up in other beeupationit tin
of war being equally distributed, and Ail mere'think- it worth while to go into
thenation whieltshould etetetoteraiigle. thein " - • ,, :1.7 •
over' such matters would Mon be over. Thi)re is no sense in such a angeeition.
whelined by an „active and aggressive Wo • the extent that it would work out
f„,,„ at all it would have the effect of getting
the poor to* fight the battiee of the rich.
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• THE ELECTION BILL Non:NOMA of pay would inducethe cow.
The special franchise bit being ponied ardly or selfish son of the -millionaire or
prosperous besiness man to go to the
preparation for -a general election hare
front. • ,
, vouch tho e.ppearance of loading the dim a Thereis only one fair way getting
t.an arrav„ and that is by the draftaytern,
applied equally to all so far as eau be
without destroying the productive. powet
of 'the country, '• .7
When a peopleare so lacking in pat.,
riotista that the, fit men will neither
volutiteerfor the army nor hideout to 0,
in favor of the government whether it,
be the present party government or a
union goveretrient which appeals to .ti&
country. As the Election Act is framed
tholleelements in the country favorable
to the Military Service Act and a vigor.
tits prosecution Of the war will have draft system, there iii nothing for that
• qate an itcliaotage over the antieon. People bet Amery, And verjsoon• a
mrititionists, On -the oilier intreikif no barbarous neighbor will rise tip to en -
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especial act were passed the anti-coneerip. slave them, It was the patriotitim ' cl.
- tion party wouIdlutvoigreatadvantage, the-Freiteh- Ana British _Whih sired
owing to ao many mett (preautnably them from being ensloyed by the tier.
svorshie to a vigorotis Wit polic) being mos,
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Vision all these things, and therir..-
as Women of Canada ---Mothers- of.
Mn ---,Answer this Cali to Service. -
Canada must send toHer Own, and.
to the Allies 'Fighting: ,fOrces, More -
Wheat, 'friore- beef, more bacon, and .
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more of such other foods as are non.
• perishable and. easily exported.
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Kour family's y substituting Lori6'•
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eet. and bacon such equally nutritious -
foods as fish,- peas,- lentils, potatoes • - -‘ • •
nuts, bananas, etc.
Third; and this is most importaftt,
pretient the ivalie ot a -
- • single ounce, of food in your houtew
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Statistics show that, eVryday, in Canada, suffiCent foociis
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thwown into gelebteee elate to feeet`the lisofiyis Ciallatlista Overseas
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qiititeilers lute() often remarked that many 'a Eurorraq ,• .
family wbcild live teen upon the quantity anti quality of food "k
• • , . . Agitated in Male Canadian homes. 0 0
.41(wh waste is shamehil at any time; but in these
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times it is criminal.
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Our only horn; is that with these trtiths before you, and in
viete of the vitt& isinzes et ,diteke, we may co unf unco
operation Itt itopping thul appalling wast; and in
aullatitUting other foci& for the wheat, beef and bacoii tht`
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must
NebeXf: :4teelletic(!avFivseobitcl8iervice Pledge and Winci;Card41 lee
delivered to you. It is your .Dedication to War -Service. 1110
Window Card is your Emblem of Honour - .2
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Women'. Attitilietry, Organization a Resources Committee, in operation witli 1heHon. W, .J Hnna, FoodControllr.
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