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0140 AI* $9****000
Over, 1"25 Bionchen
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COUOTESir TO A
Tx; aepartnamits ever's. effOrt, m
umiecesssary fornialiti ties and ta.
Courteons service to eaStrinierS.
. •
Savjn
Departments at every Xtranell
,
de to eliminate
alieedT and •
JE1130,: MA:SA(1ER, LUCKN9W BRANCII
brth Greamery
arrived in. the •neighboring burg it
9 )211d1..SSUMefil the proportiens of a
UYING STATION
good -.sized /hen' 'egf, -causing -th
.
Ighlent rash' Prices Paid for
and Eggs Yfiguarantee
vice and tisfactiot-4 all our
011/3
Vie us a tria1.114 let tis prove
you that we are a worth while
k
ecil Mullin,
,,,I.:41c!itioW Branch
PhO'ne, 63
7
Winghant
Phone 256
,
umental, Works
KNOW and WINGHAM
Has the largest' and most complete
Stock in the most beautiful deolgua
to choose frotti
Marble, Scotch? Sviediali mar
adieus Granites
e make a speciaty of Family
OnuMents and invite year, inspee-
•Ptioas Neatly, C,arefully and,
Promptly Done.
•
yt)tsr oi4der.
A. Spottoo
Lucknow O...L.24. 428, meets in
their lodge zoom Avery, second 'rues -
day of the nionth at .8 o'clock
/iV.141. H. M. Parker; Eor- Seciy__ Wm:
• e,
totigne. to, protrude and hang • chit
• from his 'month Bie a danger signal.
.As none of the medicos consulted., in
Hanover cetild diagnose the, tionble,.
Bruce, hurried back to t e capi o
•.Brue,e;. ami ..eund the family': phy-.
Simian here equally puzzled over .the
strange phenomenbn. 'Fortunately
a Winnipeg cloctorivho was visiting
'here, had *run, into:a case in
the West loi4 he •'Prephesied'that the
• swelling would disappear almost
sadden, 'as it tame. Aad- it WE:s
Butas it passed out.' of his tongue -it
went into his face and head,' bulging
his, ,features • out like •a Ruislip
sleigh. , It is 46guestionah1e if his
most. intimate friends would have
• recognized. in the in,flated inask, the
'familiar tracings of a face their Pnee
knew, 'so 'badly. distorted..W0S his
rnaP.••An :affection of the nerves
known as.. Anglo ,Neuratic Oedema
was , responsible. for ,the transfigure -
tibia of . his dial 'and the 'bloating of
hi head.. :After, reaching :its Zenith
•on Sunday night, the malady .start-
ed.:to subside,e and by Tuesday, he
was so back. to .old • -'form that 'etreh
those dimples, which look as pretty
as a bank book, were onceMore -on
the job sgain.:,
9-1T-4ER OW COUPLE '
A feW weekst ago anold couple& by
the ...name of Caldwell, •brother' and,
sister who,, lived. en 'a farm in Ben-'
.tenic TownOhip; •Grey County; were
takeni_to,-,the-Co ty.--F-HOlise.--of-- 1.1, -e -
i
-ftwe---Porsever. years the fawn -
ship. 'eduncil - had ound if hecessary
, • , .
to give ,them assistalice, arid," it was
fihally., decidedthat the het,r.,
eourae.. would be to have theth. sent
to the Refuge. .1
The Caldwella had a.- few poses-
-Sion' -Arid the )• Refuge Corrinfittee
'claimed these aTid 4.4.31Pie, 9f-iveek
ago held in auction sale of .the :stuff.
As ,to what was reverilid-Pn'tite-;clai
ofthe sale the. Durham Chronicle
had the f011owirigt-Those :. Who ' at-
tended got the 'atirpriae.Of 'their 'lives
. "
Besides, twehty-one, trunks, . of blann* '
keta; ,c.lothingy etc.; 'shipped ica" Mark:
dele,-there- were, offered at the sate, .
nallia'ns, s,'forks and Spens; '
'that . had ,',„nerer „been . nReci...man.Pne.,t.
I who was. iiiiiiiOl4;67'he.,:would,.ei..-
Untate there WRe 1,000 'lead pendia
1114W evetY., %Away,'
'..440o1ROWN ckturio.4
D. Afackeltaia! Pronriet
.
andEditor
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THURSDAY, MAY ,fst._ jay, .04,
•;"' .
i;•ir
'M.
Anothe
' Mta,M*.'nO4, • 'AnteriqM
,bks paSsed Charles; P.,
4114* 4:tiO,is").Of • Tanimany
$ear: '3.cfn:k faintaia Pemeerat.
J'art,r,;organizatiOn died last vegit;
‘1441iv44, /Orig' .frOzit -acute
laalko§ton, ,
. •,The,,peo0g. otthe'. United StateS
Are. :vigorthis'. in Oteir deannciatiOO
,Of kingly'..goyernmentS7'and'.. thay•arO'
Very aura that. '*4'
'-'gdyernMent. or. the, people
-IV, the people, but they. have their
- .mere andquite as teeur'ine:
, their '..peSitiOn • • sea' the erewheci,
heads of uroPreWere before the
'Charles Ildurphy .tvas one of
these,. Holding, no public posiiioa re-
cognized .by the .law,: he'waa, Yet the.
most influential'inan in the. goverh-
ment, New York's,. To
this Of: . power. .and wealth
Murphy. 'reee.",•irom the ,:lowly occtip:
ation horse-:atreet. 'car 'driver,
lo ret,erred"to strecea's-:
or- to. Creker Who fez,' years presided
over • Tannnahy „.Hall, ,wbieh ' turn
• ruled • the- city. ,BefOre .Croker there
was a Map- by the name of. Tweed,
headof-tbe notozionsi, Tweed' 'Ring,
•„
under whose ' thenagemeht' Tammany
became thoroughly organized '7and
. . • , • •
secured its strangle hold upon'New
, . • •
World ..War„
. vd, hO' fIlahdOik41 WO'
atiPP9a
joatifY' theit demands, • by .tef
Of Men , their line of we
*cm1;.e',.1"ted, *idea. Citrea rec
ven lathers Were Paid Oa this
at Chicago laSt 'Mtn „
Ihicklard4sturr$1.4LAR44
„pit tuck • Ingx.p.
tool in the doing, of their Wor
the matter .of , and genera
telligence they 'do not compare
the • carpenter pr machinist o
Pichler .for example. , Yet here
are demaruling; and receiving
pay for eight lours -Work than
farine,r can afford to, give for A.
• of ten or twelye,-hpur days, .
• Evidently a number of
big „trades: have: become
organized and' .by mmia
Apprentices have ,-tho_.„.maraet.,*pr
i6t4ter: THE illAqgfolt !OAR eARGILL
d
errin'k 0 'VOA* MMt4Lose Theit
rk in Lives In A House Fire
4,1•*•••for--8 -hours-
scai• t Gfrevitroeviec Lost Cwtenrelhoy mien owuhticia.h
• ,LfYiratisexto
: The tragic accident at the burning
../itteNntio'
k. -,s14-4' who', was SerionalY 'burned while "as-'
sisting to remove furniture from
with the blaeing Ptl„esed awuY
r the' as the result or nervous shock from
they. Ilia injuries •the 'Brace Cc:gutty
mor(,.anpital, early Monclay. morning.
• thc '* Climbed Out Through Ro9f
wee l Firer details than those pub.
.lishad., in last, Week's .Teleseiipe„ are'
aiid; now avalkthle of the hoJqngtra
Aiier assi.tikir . to •clear. the,
ainy :urnitufe Old of.: .-the, lower, storey,
;othei4
w°P.11611.1'ssttsandth;yin'ex.'thaist .?the. re. rittrea
following the example set. by p
businesses .: which" have a mono
of the things they deal in,. •
!rust 'where this uPward' moven
ht. the': demands , of organized tra
• isgoing to stop there 'is on say
-Building 'Cohtractors all over.• ,
continent say the trades unions
the geose that: lays the g
en eggs" ---in, other _i‘ord.,s• maio
building impossible. It:* looks ,
• though, we shall soon reach a po
at which the w e system 'Will 'co
pletely break dow .
' HELPING OTHERS
-e4k!„-.2ltral'Titrcr iTairryitig
119a. thtlthe furnishings from the upper
ffk roomS. with.-
, ,
lathes,. They were in the upstairs
the, .occh at the n,orth--t corher, the
P01, ..'iouse.'when 'tle. burning' roof crash-
ed.. thieugh, pinning Ross so that, he
lent 'euld not move, , Rieliard's only*
dos. • hence of kettink ,,out .was through
rng.he hole in the roof and to get on
the .roof he had to raise. himself by
are 'rasping the burning :roof With his
Old; lare.- handa. In so doing his hands
IV' ere cruelly 'burned but :he Menai-
a.s to get •out, 'roll drown the side of
hit he burring roof and drop.. to., the
in round, a' distanoe of eighteen • to
hienty feet.'One, leg , was lifolten,
alzhost „off ,the •fall, leaving,, --his
foot hinging in 'a flapping condition,'
,nd he Managed •to hop about twen-
ry, .feet 'trom the buililing'ahd" roll in
is-. :he grasS...His-Lfirst-Lwords--were.
re Is Roas.• saie?t, Rev., Father ,Good,
eh ow ,Who -was driving in the 'gate at
tithe, saw him on the' roof and
op -iaw him, slip cleYvn and drop to the
7°uNnedr.Votis Shock- Proved. Fatal
Richard's ,belief ' was ' that he: had.
n escaped through a window and he
c. . recall little or ' nothing ,Of'th
lc, few Momentous: second while he fac
i;:?.d death' in the flames, bot Father
n Goodrow had clearly seen his incide
s --exit ;as , he' emerged thrOugh the
s hole in the . Father- Goodrow
t .1rove the injured' man .to the Hes!.
pita] at Walkerton after phoning in
'atozeo. ITirlY7atiOn. Pahyt"itchie.anli-- moiap4-ita.Medical1
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Wherever there is sin ancl..".m !se,
Poverty and, despair,,.,,pajti..and d.
Conran-eh:tent, •wherever there a
These bosses of 'l'onindinir, Hall inen who are 'down and out, won
. ,
are interesting characters and the y who ha•tre: erred and defenseless I
play a curious part in the politics of tle children; to ' protect, 'there. .y
the city 'awl the ceuntry. As the 'will find. -• The Salvation -
world , ,estimates intelligehce, they work With clear-headed, iyiteniati
are Men of ' little. knowledge, . 'and, ed and understandinc, effort to r
lower tastes • They are, .however, claim and rehabilitate.' fallen ^ aie
strongNharaeters and , above every- and; viomen, and to Provide prote
thing They, are not frou- tion apd'opportnnity in. iife for litt
lited. With ideals tier any fine,' "no-. Children;
tions about good governMent., They.. To 'reach: the .sinner in his 'Si
readily. _adopt the course necessary- and to achieve the 'Miracle Of hi
to "get. there." ; They ,are not the; of -conversion to God and good work
fifial heads of ,the city they are .the
"men. behind:" They 'prefer the -sub.-
stance to 'the shadow, "The mayor
of
•Ne-70V-Yorlr-ig- but a puppett- in their
hands, ,
The,Inflnence of -,these, great „fon-. in the Street to the Police 'Court
tical bosses is bynomeans Confined the prison and to the haunts of
to :the city: Tier Which. they -rule. and Squalor:
New York City sends a hie cieleg-. It gives courage and hope to the
talon to the state conventions where outcast and helps the down-and-out..
candidatesfor, 'state offices , are se- er. It helps those who have lost hope
lected and delegates to the hational., arid don't eare, It helps those who
party conventions are named. These .want help themselves out of the
delegates . are picked., ,and instructed sleugh,. of evil associations -,. 'and
by the, .."boss" and ..in this. way he wrong 'living. „ helps, those Who
betairtes an important factor •in the have -glade their' first slip, rincl it
Selection of ' state ; governors, and. helps those who are unable to , belp
even of the, presidents of the Re-. themselves., It provides •institiitionO
Suitable for the needs of. those re-
quiring such help. These institutions
are managed.- with efficiency' and ec-
P Ontif Oust Cleaning :an Gen7.
eral Clean-up -has arrived_ •
o * 1 0•
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RARE8, 1.4.WN ANP' GARbEN, ROES A N fk RMA4.
, CULTIVATORS; GARDEN SPADES,--'----
.
CARI'ET
BEATERS.
R-011,4,POLISII; 25" AND SIZES", OR -1Wu ffiC,
, ,
,
iIRESCO-AN,D-ALA DASTINE-.:4WAYS-Or HAND
• FOE.. PAINTING AND VARNISHINMARTIN::SEN01/11
, .
100% PIIRE pAnkrrs 4Nn VARNISHES,
FOR PAINTING THE CAR---"EFFECIS". DISTA,MEL.
• -"LAWN '3143WER.§, '40 A. GOOD PRICE
rircE,
WAGONS," RUBBER *TIRE'.oa.pirsc wfiEEL.
NEW pEEFirioN COAL OIL STOVES): JUST THE ,
•
RIGHT HEAT FOR' EVER Y KIND -OF COOKING, ALSO
ENS, $6.00 TO $8,75,
COILED SPRING AND BAR•B WIRE ON HAND. ALSO,.
• • WOY-k'c FENCING '•
FreSh Car "of Cemeni just arrived
^
his Owit:- evil ways', is the firs
and 'last ,,objeCtiv.e. of The Siilvafio
objec hat both
hand.s were very SeriOns17:
dye,- The .Army go.es to the sinriers
o burned, the skin and "flesh hanging,
e • in great shreds' :from: the palms and
• Every largecity in „the - United
-sticrevooped T.ohhnany
Hall, though not under* that naine.
---the-r-'Dentoeratic*
-arty' and . sometimes the -Republican'
Party, butthe methoda. are always -
the same. La -breaking ' privileges:
are sold:and, a :Sort :of biack411 le- .
vied' upon a_lmost every • litiness,•
while ,contractO„ and jobsare handed
out 'with scrupulous regard to 'party
interests, , The interest:a" -the _CAS'.
are never, thought of, There is settle:
restraint, however. When, ophressIon
QaptnY.
Treshe.4'Ire-2.• Army'sCrstwoaliriltzed the restilts of -f.
' The Salyation Any-. is a great
engine of mercy doing Work You .errn.. and. l?' years 'ago,* inbred to
the -
would like to do. if you had the time ',Ad'.Ititchie farm, being lot 56, N. D,
arid. the:means: Think• of the :ottani' R: Greenock. The deceased was a
izatlen required, the nioney it takes faithful member of St: Thomas
atisardy!the, 7trained. expo:deice, 't•ffegthliecan,p;pi,Chuecircihficeenda itnewthyee?er%4ectairr;
• ' You.,can help- this work...* dnring anci:his' brother Villiam„ dreW the
Self -Denial Week. This is' Tour first' roads of earth for the new
fingers,.. the. face , and- peek , being • al-
so. badly berried., :The bonea of the_
, Were, all, fraCtiiredt-above :the
ankle, twe,, of the . eri.da protradinc-,-
abont two inches;', 'His lungs Were.
Perfectly clear. At first hopea were,
held . out for his' re:overy; ..Symp-,
foals of nervous shock seen develop-,
ed. however ' and his, Condition' .:be-
Canie gradually worse: He, passed A-
way at: 8,50 a.m. Moaday'. . '
' A • Fine Young -Man-.
• Richard., McConkey was a: -fitter
"Tire of Manhood, 38: years ,of age
Born on tire ....townline,Brant.,-and.„-
Greengeku-Son7of---,,,the,--Iate;
'Mrs; John MtCoakey,: he was rais-
,:d on 'what :known es the •:,RiVers
by. the boss- and. •his gang goes be 'iportu'nity'.-- The Salvation Army , for
, , .
I
Yohd. eriduranCe, the better elements the next year's *irk Must have,
'get together , and for a ;• time exert $280,000.00. ' • ' .' ' ''
. . .
themselves: There 'is .thao a ternpor-, I ' Fiti.,u're how much yoll can gite
blinding; Had his Unselfish and
courageous' desire t� help his neigh-
bor resulted -in his death, a lorig life
• ary appeared to be before' him. His death
eaning, but the gang, al- I and have. Tour': subsz.7iSion ready- is, deeply mourned and the heart":'
ways, gets 'back at the . net ' election.i. when the collector 'calla._ _ _ felt ,sympithy:_ot the ,,,commtinity.
„Mt:trilby and his kind "methOds huairiesa, felt for the.. sorrowing' timily: The
Strength.' among 1. the great' foreign. like, thorough, and „painstalciag, Its bereft. .,brotherz4. and ,,,sistkis-,arel'
nre:.:Of,'eiei'Y, large dity population,- sible, • it, is' contributed
•
• A -mous xtA;4ny in 'two boxes-, at least 50 'pairs of
cissors, and he had himself eminted
(WOkert.°P 'Bruce ,Tirh4/- ,
[
Although' a xwelled, he.ad is, gen:
• Bruce Rogers has been -nurSing ' a. h
: variety of which be woe as 'littk
irty-six handbags different de•' -
signs . and at4e.s., These articles 'were
ot !junk" either, by any means,
ut were of course sadly aut. of date °
.4nother ' attendant told us' there
,'were- articles . of :,clothing and
cloth tor, ciresse, Silks, and ether
..f.t.aParelo,that...bad,never .,13‘,en
and. sortie of had never eVet been
nira-raPPed. '
prally "associated 'pride, yet, 11
ri 'good -mannered Netr.':
foundland beof fleas,'
. While motoring to HanoVer on Sit-
-afte-riioori, he felt a 1 p
• 'ieloiiing on his ',I,ongue and• when be
Perforthed 'at lowe.st *nog.'
ThiS elemeiats', is 'not interested „iit thoSe Who, throire-,11 the Grace 'of
•
law and order, decency progress ot• God's love in their own hea'rts. love
ariything' else otitside.'their pit,r, their unfortunate fellow-
erhaps in evading the law; Stich as,.. extravagances.
13 0 thi.$ -element becam adepts an o the • omtni n P
ru sonal interest in getting city johs or beingS. There are no high salarie,s or
Mniphy.„ and Croker who grew hp The Arthy is Indorpor-ated under
o ar lament.
,
D-SC1'1OOL410USE-PAI
• tbr barns end oath:a/di:vs
HAL,. no equal "
writs ts wad offs*. tisstrIal For Fres EisolOst
a.'Home pmeentac moot IFAsy'
•sat) SY
RAE & FCRTEOUS'
.LUcknow
in. handling them'
, 'renders an Annual. Financial
,Statement,, which is available to
'Big Pay In The Trades ' anyone. Its books' are audited and .1. St. 'Thomas Church conducted the
-cen.,-rnece ri and ed sett
• I, ''e 'fid is
John and .Attriar. at .liorne, GreeheCk
&tines Fsk' Gitenock;
-Mrs; . Hugh, Thes,
McNeill,, Mrs. Arthur. Johh'storir
Brant; .EdYrin, Detroit. The':funeral
took' place, yesterday aftermtion from
hs -lite •IMme, 'Greenock to Walker--;
ten Cemetery. A great throilg .of
friends : and , neighbors were present
to ,pay4heit, tribute of sympathy and
respect. Rev, R.. perdue Rector of
' PO ilIg9 US
•
The Store Where Your Money Goe's't.h, .Farthest
Phone - Luck no iv;
lUNIVERSITI' OF WESTERN (AITA1110..
• An excellent opportunity to all
teachers to advance their academic
• standing. General B.A. and Honor
B.A.-courses offered. Astronomy,
• English, Mathematics, History,
Langdages, Political 'Economy and
Natural Scie.nces---24 courses..
• 'Social and athletic In thrOliglIOUt
, ,the entire six Week. , •
•,makes the Summer
Session as delightful
• as it is profitable. '
Splendid new. Uni-
.versity Buildings.occw•
pied this summer..
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For Information r-v-ifte
the.Dlrecior, or Dr. K.
R. Neville, RgOlstrar.
"
- -Model Yoking, Mao'
. ,
Ross
was born in Walkerto
twenty-two years ago, in the this
at present owned- and- occupied b
'Mr: ff,-.1c.i8littn taihiLL yva
buying grain .in ,Walkerton at tha
co •
time. but'a • Year later :iremoyed t
GreehoSic. vAxe're he keAt: stoke fo
• . .
•
four years,- then rentoiing to , •the
Ritchie farm where the family has
resided, for the pastaeyenteeh-Years
kos%;. 'along with •older .brother,
Herbert; has- heen.'etigaged for 'years
with': Mr' Robert'. Trench of Tees,
water, in: the lightning rod 'business.
He was • home; to spend the. Winter
months with hi; Parents and en. the
afternoon, of the tragedy, was just
•ketting• his truck ,reacly to leave on
Spring work when_the fire 'broke
o6utits., .1..t07aslittvieass,'
:Parents; ''.'irtitted by his .• einpleYer,
,and the- .young- peupre
• of the caminuility. Besides his bereft
parents an only .sister„"Miss Mabel,
'and• four brOthers suriiie all .
'at
home: -Herbert, ars, madford
No Wonder the boys are 'leaving acconnied :, Who ean cOmpute Only Charred' Trank Reinained,
• erell .04 ood farms .of western On_ Tc.ht it nieans in dollars -and `cents, :1:teve an -&-Mrs. Cart.er 16° 'were:
contractors and the ,brieklayers ' ,rete,iV .,S1141 hell as *tcli as to the _Chas. Ehinke 'and 'were s'stopped by
whe.'w.ill,,,work for the+ liarre1.gmed ,c'sfmnaunity Who can measure the, 7_11c.aa at the ''Schtnidt',V;r'-mit...farm-'bn
-tan, agreetherita."*=:Ogardi;' wa0-,v't,3:1',•valti&.or-, the new" houes". the ' 'new **sit;f 'irrat ;:to, tre CeineferV,did not
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the effect that the bricklayer; ' cOarage and happiness no" parted' to know that the hurnink of their home
the worat cola** ity
befallen • 'them ..until they .reeehed
to them that the body 61. their sec-
Oild son "was, in ihe, cirr.ecl rhina , of
the bhild' ,death occur -
doubt through' 'ttiffti-
tatio., Do" At, 'Windsor 3 the thon'sa-rids of individuals who 'attending the f • uneral, Of the late
be lis4d etzbe_rate..oa.S.1„.35._per-hour;
,
makifig • ' 310.80 for an eight;hour 7ell 1* the '•rdedittrn" of The SolYition
da,uht overthhe 7iviIlLbe Paid A.r,,tay
at a substantial 'figure increase, above this
Plasteries,, entimiraged, perhaps by 17:The most ab"ibirlz 11°Me itr4f6
___, .1,..„,1 Is the effort_ to strer:b a •bay cheque red ,rittica V
the success of the - bricklaYers" '2'.' ,'Iro-n a. Saturday to annther. " [cation. bat his remains v%lieb. were
_,_.„ . ,
deManding an slgrearrint tiith. the, , , : rihmed down by the fating scant-
contrgetors for. si:4 per day of eight . If you liavet t tar" to botlaer wIt' '
bcrart. . , . .14rattir Its , . , ,* •1 unilin 7 'itt•niere burnedenar74,ali.im:is,i tO:reaji- eiri,ii,a7...p..
vont -boy somebody Of questionablY ._ F5 ,, ..___ _ . ,___, .., ___,___,
Ctnitiactore say that owing to -, c, ... " !intact and drOpped through to the
these .denlaidg* *hiehr Of 000rse4 vill-, , . Ei_eht Sours' work and eight hours i'liate4-etit with , the failing *ans.'
' he' eiibti,on , a -map'? hooks. • 1r41 the lama alght you ravriti j*al SittiOnti, lats the tame niiiht-.
1
a44, ffrest4' _0 the. tOtt ot .1)oildioct.; sl4rsi ere 411 right,if you tionit sleet %from the tv ((1st of fallen .debris it
nt
and .Howard.
• :.' A . Great Funeral . ,
I
• Nothihg ' that has A itnpened, ,for
.ye4rs. la s 'SO ineVect "the community
is this ,diStressing fatality and ex-
prestiOns of sorrow. pOnred.' th.,;.freini.
talraiderriiiiile7Offers ,P-ir 'practical
'assistance to the. liomeless and ber,
eft family " were not lacking:. , The
haired remains were taken to , the
' home of Sneighbor, Mrs. Montgoni...,
:erY,..,Ahdlikurt. 'there...the.ifuntral.:2,Wat-
-contliitteiri'dfi:% Friday lifietitiliert„ .,---A.
very great throng Of friend' frorn
--L41-4&-tions' , or -the -CoiintY illiCrbi--
yond,' inauding confreres , of :Reeve
,tarter--in-.:theirBruCE-: County 'Coiiii!i"
eil, were ' represented • in the - greet
prOceSsion that wended itt Way to
,Walkerton. Cethetery. where lifter-
.. . - ,
meld Was .thade. The ' last, sad obse,
wafer, in the lightning.tod business
quiet were 'M Charge, of Rei. Mr.
Facey Of' githovet, poster 'Of the
Methodist Church of that teat. The b
i
nil,. .-e, b,',. ' feet' '.11nOthers and tirO COU, 1 i
sins of the clOoesid -YOUng Olitti:-, 1 e
Herhert, •114)1411.4. Vdtat sad Med- It
,
•
ford Carter, and Roy 'Richardson_
and Frederick Richardson (Hanover)
Find Temporary Home
Reeve Carter has secured a tem- ..
, • .
•-aoraory.„;abode km his family on, the
farm lately vacated by ,Mr. Thomas:
Austin. There they, will ' reside for -the .
nezt four months or until 'a new.' .
:residence Can be erected on the r
home farm, The -' buildjn"
Was of course a. total loss and the.
insurence-pal7ied on it amounted. t45
enlY few hundred dollars._ Parties
Who wish to ,get Reeve Sarter by
phone, the...next few days can get. in-, ;
touch with hiin. through his neigh'. '
bo.r, John Wallace, phone 135 r 11j,
. .
DISTURBED THE ,CHUACif
• SERVICE
• There Was an unfortunate, distur-
,-1•.-talel,Int.the,,Baptist4Ohtirch' on 'Sun-
da,' sa.ys, the. AlMonter.pszette:-
appears that , ,lady of , an:;
other ;religious, faith .fisi ,been atteh:-
ding the ,services of that church,
much '. to; the. anger' -of ',family.
Matters reached a crisla last Sunday ,
when aster -of the Young. lady arf.
iir in vs
inside e t the .4 b.PulialdciengofanWrielldeita*ndee(in
that ,she leave, _order to avoid
.gonoles„,,the - lady left, after
intrusidll had been repeated the
ineident. was dealt ivith in pollea
Court Monday, When; Magistrsitd.
finod, the slater ton
_an d „toats,„and "Ampoii# ..13one,:of -
'.$50a..toZkeep,Ithe",peace?.;forointlfeatt
In passing . judgment: Dr. Kirkland
commented npon_the.--fitct-that-aueh!•-
eties, were rare in modern days.
There ought te . no - nterferent
With,the right of the individual' to
warship, God in hit own ',AY. In. i
times ;past, in VariOtte ,Of
Christendom, governMents had 'I1M!i
ited•-•and reStrained lib4rty ptiblia
‘CN"hillhPaPs'tgPeneir itnoS'beililltsheentedtaMitina'Crt
,creed. But in Canada" today mad .'• •
Xirklando the' Ianforbade, ilaY
r; ;ewe:
'04 alisaes• wits ofttithid to, tha pro*
relnainl were horne to their resting
. •