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AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS GUNDRY
AUCTIONEER;
Boa (t.O•.derich. AL ioatrucUosr by mall
left at Signal uface will be promptly at.
ended to. /Weld/ace telephone 119
LEGAL
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l*BARRISTER. SIILICI T`R, NOTARY
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i.1oKIIAOP MUTUAL FIRE IN -
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M. eters UrMsr y. KNw+tw steer. Oodwleb.
MARRIAGE LiCENSES
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(malign "e N tRRIAOE LICENSES.
Brophey Bros.
&JODRIIIOR
Tbe Leading
Funeral Directors
cod Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
al all boors, night ar day.
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Russians Won heron, Position Mee
Heavy fighting--Inemy Retreat -
Ing Into Plaine of Hungery
Driven from their strong fortified
positions In the pause of the B.ekld
range of the Cnrpathlaas by the string
army of fresh Russian troops brought
southward from Peremysl, the Aus-
trians
urtrlans have commenced • retreat tato
the pliant' of Hungary. This flet la
officially admitted to the Anettles
official statement and oflo1•1 inter
matron from Petrograd indicates that
the scene of this Russian success Is
In the Ussok Pass, to tits north of
Bertfeld. one of the o11et strstsgle
gateways to Hungary.
The Russians also broke down the
Austrian offensive further west. near
Lahore:, which is south of the Lupkow
Pass. At Laborcz, bowers,. the Aar
trians renewed their efforts. sad.
socording to their own saconut. rias
needed In re-setabliehbm themselves.
in soma of the positions on the
height:.
The Russian angled statement genes
ao details of the Austrian defeat. bat
sonounces that "it great monoses"
was pined by the Czar'sp�000 north
of the roads leading to Sarttapld. 1t
Is stated that over L000 pitliosew.
three cannon and thesefns nail
ere taken during the • link
ttll4•
ere
says sled t the
' cess extended to tb4 °pens ons h
e Iaborci region, Where the Aga -
Was claim to have later secured the
• vantage to Lite engagement.
It is also announced In the Resales
Statement that the gghting in the
itlemen region is devetoptag very
favorably. the Germans being expelled
from the positions they were occupy-
ing In North Poland atter a stubborn
*aviary engagement. The *Emmy is
said to have 'ort heavtly by the sabres
bf the Russian horsemen to • dash-
ing charge.
BULGARS INVADE SERBIA
Frontier Incident May be Prelude to
Further Declarations of War
Serbian territory was Invaded early
on Saturday by a force officially dr
scribed as Bulgarian Irregulars. and •
sharp battle ensued The raiders
eventually were driven back to tho
frontier by the Serbian troops, whose
casualties. exceeded a hundred, Includ-
tag at least fifty killed. Serbia has
protested to Bulgaria because of tho
incident. While couched In moierat
terms, the protest Is said •o r.'queet
the arrest :end imprisonment of th
persons responsible for the raid.
This attack. according to inform
ation from Romeo.la generally known
to have been instigated by Germany
with the boo of bringing on war be-
tween Serbli and Bulgaria, art thus
making a complete Baleen' alliance
Impossible. in view of the fact. how
ever, that Greeoe and Roumania are
determined to intervene to behalf of
Serbia, Bulgaria. say reports from
Rome, would naturally be lunth t
commit any hostile act towarl Serb u,
and thus incur, the enmity of 'or .:'s
altlee War Intl: Serb's woiel 1 dee
Bu'garia In complete .aolatlon.,th_re
being no posy billty of help iro:u
Austria or Germany.
Latest retorts trod) tie Balkans
indicate that a rentral clash Is i:t:-
mlr.eut at any r:oment. Bulgaria 15
practically on a war faring.. tat UN
general hatred telt towards Serb:a and
Greece throughout that country is be-
coming rapidly intensified. It is the
impression that unless some untie-
p.cted event occurs to prolong peac3
Bulgaria will :oon be up in arms and
fighting for tient:any.
JCILITARY DOCK WORKERS
Delays to War Supplies to be Over-
come by Making Use of Khaki
Lord Derh - announced last weelt
that the Br tish Government was
p1nn1ng to crgantze the dock worker.
pf Lherpoot. cndrr tbe name of Ftrrt
Dock Batteelon of the Liverpool Regi-
ment. The men are t, he dressed is
khaki °Termite. Iles plan is to bo
adopted to prevent further dilate lu
handling war supple -a. Labor troub a
among the •.corkers on the Mersey re-
cently has cau-e1 seri(,us embarrase-
meet
Tho bat:a'i- n wl:l be made up of
shout 2,000 ii.don men. who will b ,
enlisted ur.der th•• ctbttary' law with
army pay In 511!1.on to a guar•::teed
minimum warp of 35 shIlltnga weekly
it 1s said :hit Loth shipowners and
nnio,c oiflcl'l• favor t!:e plan. Th,
men are to .nee toluntarfy, with th'
•tlt'ulatIob Viet the 1attello.t will be
for home service o0'y
Soldiers to Hove • Vote
Part:amerit has decided that soldfcn
should vote. Tb.' resolation declarin;
that soldiers should le given a vote
was adopted oy the comm.ttee of tho
whole Houle without discussion. Tim
bill prorldea for the tektmg of the
votes of soldiers at the front Or in
England. In the• event of a general
electlan They will not vote for condi
dates. but for the party they desire
to .uppnrt-Cobservative, 11 a1 or
independent,
Pensions For Soloed d Teachers
A provincial measure of gaper.
Snnuatfon fo- the scboal tae hes of
Ontario was Introduced In th Leila
Wore last week by H E. D.. Pyre.
Minister of Education. 11e bill. the
Minister elplained. was not Iateaded
to be made • Iwo this sesab.o. cwt
WAS merely Introduced n order that
It might be printed and circulated
throughout tie province.
Alleged Genesee Spies
Carl Schmidt and Geste, Atepbesa
pleaded guilty at Port Artier to rarer
leg loaded revolvers, sad were glee,
three months' .enteneea• atter Ileal
they will likely 1e •barged will
ea,lonag•.
Daniel Martin has purebased Francis
Doyle's farm. at Fordyce, for It1,IIW.
A project is on foot for the r•is.tiUsh-
ing ot •n electric bgbt plant at Ripley.
Alonzo Foster has sold his Its) -acre
tarns on the Babylon line, .Hay, to his
sou, Philip Foster.
W. H . Keeler, of Hibbert, is in •
(lilies! condition as a result of being
kicked by a borer.
A petition is being circulated asking
to have Lanes postof ice kept open and
is being tteely signed.
The Thos. Haley 100 -acre farm, 7th
line et Morris, was sold to Heffrole
Bros., of Blytb, for ileitis.
William O'Brien was appointed
police constable of Zurich at • teceot
meeting of the police trustees.
C. H Dopler, who for about twelve
yean was U. T. R. agent at Centralia.
has been tran.4erred to ildertoo.
William S. Johnston has purchased
fifty acres oa the Babylon hoe. Hay,
from Henry Vollaod, jr.. for •1,:•t(1.
Gertrude. daughter of Mr. and Mn.
James McGee. of BruceAetd. was
married recently to Mr. Roes. of
Toronto.
The 1110 -acre term of Wm. N. elc-1
Michael. of the lith concession McKil-
lop, ham been sold to Alex. McMichael,
foe IKi,rsM,
Mrs. Geo. Rainey. of Orange Hill,
died at her home un Sunday, March
Meth. after a few days' illness. She
was seventy years old.
Cbz.. Meyer*, of Blake, recently
shot :t brown eagle which measured
six sod one-half tent from tip to tip of I
wing. and weighed foul -tee° pounds
six ounce..
John Hawkins, of the London road,
near Henget', died suddenly on Starch
Seh in hie fifty-fifth year. One son
survivee. His wife died a little over i
two years ego.
James Squire. of Whalen. L'aborne
township. bad his leg broken and war
otherwi.e injured when his teens tried
l+) run awes. He was jammed be-
tween the sleigh and a poett
The Hensonspring s&lck show.
which was held on Mareh 31st, was
,(rote successful Tbe display of both
cattle cud borer compared vet fav-
orably with that of other years.
George Ladd, of Holtneeville, sec-
tion foreman on the G. T. R.. has been
in the employ ut that company for
forty years and will retire in the tall
on n' pen -;nn. He has purchased a
house in Clinton.
Jacob England and wife. from near
Swift Current, !Sask., have iunved
back to Ontatio end will make their
h at Lhaebwood. The section they
Lied rat out We'd had a complete
tatlure of crop. last year.
Sidney Frisby. of near Belgrave,
was married tecently to Miss Florence
Cbaffey, of Novae, Parry Sound dis-
trict. The ceremony, which took
place at the home of Cyrus Scott, East
ttiawanosh, ase performed by Rev. J.
A. Ferguson. of Norval
Misr Margaret Templeton, • resi-
dent rat Brucefield for a number of
years, (Weed sway on Wednesday
morning. 'ilia ult., after a abort ilnew. She wsa .eventy years of age
and since the death of ber mother had
lived alone. Two sisters reside at De -
tenet.
Mrs. Thompson, widow of the Isle
Rev. T. G. Thompson, died at her
home in Ottawa recently. Mr.
Thompson was st one time pastor of
the Brucefiell Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Tbomp.on's maiden name ase
Mary Spence and she was s sister of
the late Wm. Spence, of Ethel.
An early settler of Huron county
p•eM� airily on Tuesday. March :ilsth,
• the person of %Vali ant Kyle. He
was born in Ireland seventy-four
years ago and came to this country
when live yean old. He settled in
Tucketsenith fifty years ego and foil
many years kept the Red Tavern on
the Kippen gond. He died at the
home of his son-in-law, Geo. M.
throng, on tee lith concession, Tucker -
smith. Two „ons, Thomas and Hugh,
both with the tbitd contingent st Lon-
don. and t n o daughters, Mre. Strong
and Phewia, of Tucketemith, aur -rive,
alio his second wife.
George Joynt, one of the leading
citizen' of Hernial!, passed away on
Tbureda morning, April 1st, after an
illnesa of over a week's duration from
pleuro -pneumonia. He bad Ween a
resident of Hensel' for over twenty
years, and did an extensive business
in ..hipping sabre from various points
in Western Untatio. He also ran an
NIS HEALTH IN R
TERRIBLE STATE
"freta-tives" Healed His
I(Iduys sed peed Him
Haosmernzs, Owe , A019. 26th. rely.
"About twso years ago, found my
health is •
ry
mays were not delay their ��work sad I
was all ran down in condition. I felt
tbe seed of sew good remedy. and
havfegsees "FruM-•-Nves 'advertised,
I dseided to try them. Their effect,
I aired more them estletactory.
Their .coon was mild and the malt
s11 that coald be expected.
My Ride,' is. -.4 their seems'
action after I had takes inwards of •
deem Doves, end i tegelnedosd-
time vitality. Today, I r est'
the hest health I 1sns ever bed '.
B. A. LELLY
" !rano-twee " b the grr.eaest
Eder, Rsonedy r itis wand. It sets
so So bowie sad rade as wan se es
Ifs Iddlse , reed tboreby mobil and
ANY say hep •wswaay�
"Pndtatesee" Medd
dl dealers
eke pee. s lest d Mr Raja, Iffel sin
shill•.Ova LLbe w.4 '`al l>�•'�`,►
evaporator, god .agesed in farming,
and dealt extensively in cattle. H
was twice elected to Htaosall oosaoil,
and was a asish ar of the Maaaejc,
Oddfellows' and Foresters' Orders.
He was as satbl•isstl' curler. In Itis
death, Hassall loses • citizen of great
enterprise. He leaves a widow and
three little sons. John Jnynt, Reeve'
of Lucknow, and A. P. Joynt, of Sea-
1orth, are brothers of the deceased.
W ING HAM.
Col. MacEwan and Dr. Tamlyn pur-
chased • dozen horses here for military
purposes.
A new Canadian ensign has been
purchased for the town hall. It is
10ft. Sin. by -eft_ sin.
Albert Lloyd'. property on Leopold
street has been sold to Wesley Pat -
clean, of hast Waw•nosh.
Captain Pricer is the new oRicer in
charge of the Salvation Army work
beret. He came bere trent Tbedford.
Mr. ('baries Postson celebrated his
nicety-fitth birthday on Sunday.
Marne Slst. He is enjoying excellent
health.
The contract for watt -ring the street.
of Wingbau, has he. it wow ded to
Aaron Pointe?, •tjst5 fut•six months
-April art to Octobei 151
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Crewfdrd have
reformed tion' as extended trip
tnrougb tie Eastern end Southern
Stater and M•sir: While in Csli-
fornia th.-v c.lied url Mr. Hall, torm-
etly editor of 'the Wingham Advaooe
A quiet wedding to..l place at the
Queen's hotel on Weduei(ray morning
01 last week, when Exon Knox, daugh-
ter of :11r. and Mrs. J. E. Swazis' be-
came the bride of Arthur J. Bosch.
Hev. E. la. Dymond performed the
ceremony.
SEAFORTH.
Miss May Wightman, nurse, has
gone to Ocderich fur • few weeks.
Ed Jackson, who spent the winter
herr, has gime to the Peace River dis-
trict to engage in railway sutvey
work.
William McLellan, having rented
his farms in Hibbert, has come to Sea -
forth to reside with his sisters, lire
Misses McLellan.
Miss Minnie Best, daughter of Mrs,
Frank Beet. expects to leave abortly
for England as a Red cross nurse. She
received ber training in Toronto.
A new hand seatctlight with a
penetrating capacity of two hundred
feet through dense awoke has been
purcbr.ed tor the fire brigade, and
also a pew smoke helmet for Chief
Bell.
A dog supposed to be affected with
rabies was shot ■t Harpurhey last
week. The deg belonged to Seaforth
and the Mayor has iseued a proclama-
tion ordering all dogs in this town to
be tied or shut up.
Mr. and Mee. W. B. McKay and
child left haat week for Toronto. where
they will visit friends before
ing to their home et H.Ufax.r.. Me -
Ka had been with her parents, Mr.
aodMrs. J. Dodds, store New Year's.
Wm. McDotagall, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. McDougall. of F.gmoodville,
diet •t London on Monday. March
3)th, in his forty-sixth year. He was
a member of the Seaforth fire brigade
and that organization attended ,the
funeral in a body.
EXETER.
Elmore Harness has joined the third
contingent at London.
Mr. and Mts. Michael Eacrett, after
• rewiden.'e of ..everai years at Brant-
ford, linve returned to Exeter to re-
f .id..
it is expected that the new Masonic
lodge rooms will be opened on April
Stith, when D. D. G. M. Dunlop, of
Ooderich, will be present.
Wm. Ole, • native of this village,
died from the injuries received by
being struck by a street car at St.
Thoni•s. He was sixty years old.
R. E. Pickard and two eons, Clar-
ence and Allan, left last week for
Frobisher. Soak.. to commence spring
work on their section of land there.
Fred Shaddock, of London, a
former resident bete, whose father
cooduct.ed the old Leath ern hotel, has
joined the third c<-utingent as steno•
grapher to the paymaster.
Miss Edna Dow, graduate nurse, of
Toronto, is visiting her father. Alex.
Dow. Miss Dow has been accepted as
• nurse to go with the Toronto Uni-
versity corps of the third coountteot.
On March 26th Mn. Wm. Hollins
died at her borne neer here littera pro-
longed illness, in her seventy-sixth
year. She was torn on the farm on
which she died. Her husband, two
S ons and one dsaghter survive.
Mrs. Johanna Singular died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Was.
Bagshaw. on March :nth. aged nine-
ty-tbree years. She wss born in Eng-
land and came to Canada in the year
1842. Her husband died twenty -ons
years ago. MIs eons and two daugh-
ter, Gorr tee.
BRUSSELS.
Mts. D. W. Kennedy. of &Juderich,
la it "letter with her sister, Mrs. George
Colvin.
Mrs. (Rev.) Poole, of Dauphin. Man.,
paid a brief viett to relatives hen
recently.
Mrs. Mallory has returned to her
home at Belleville after a month's visit
with ber daughter, Mr*. Wren,
Mre. Wm, Jamieson and soma, of
'tVinnipett. are visitors In town. The
lady is • daughter. of Mss. James Per-
g u.ob, of town.
John Brown has returned to his
home at Brampton after speeding
.eyelid months with bis daughter.
Mrs. Harry James.
John Ritchie, of Deckerville, Kiehl -
Iran. a native of Morris township, paid
a vlsie to leods to Brows . lark week.
it leforty-bras yean sine. ass was
tart Sere.fr
The Pewit, 1• Its report of the are
which deetaoyed the Prins 11•111.
.a P fire seer
The ideal lax2tive for women
and children
Gentle but
sure
No ingredient in Rexall Orderlies is in the
slightest degree harmful of injurious.
Even the most delicate child can be given
Rexall Orderlies• for they are safe, easy to ad-
minister and mild In action. No other laxative
Its w good for children.
Pleasant to
take
Resell Orderlies are a specific for constipation
for people of all ages because, having a tonic
effect on the bowels, their we tends to restore
rheas organs t0 their normal ectivity.
They are particularly recommended for wom-
en during pregnancy and after child -birth.
Made In Canada and sold in metal boxes at lac, 2Sc and Sec each, at Reall Stores only, on their
guarantee --"money back it not satisfied." Get a Box Today from
H. C. DUNLOP, Ooderich, Ontario.
s chopping mill of the cavae rise. but
leis bright, fitted up with at leant two
choppers, oat roller. ate., would find a
veru large trade N' do, if properly
L. to what the props ietors
lanrieltning or the attitude of the
town toward eroding some .Jristaoee
is not yet known to ter but will come
up for review later. No unnecessary
time should be lost, however. The
Prynes have litany dollars invested in
the fine cement dam and flume aril
these plus the steam power iwt•ct will
give them flat -class facilities sa far
as motive power is concerned.
Mn. Kerr, widow of the late
Rev .1. L. Kerr. died at her home
here on March Math. The deceased
lady was horn in 'retard seventy-
eight ears ago. her maiden name
being Margaret J. Rutledge. la the
year 1863 with her husband she came
to Canada moi loyally supported her
husband in his work in the Methodist
ministry. Thirty years ago Mr. and
Mrs. Kerr settled in Brussels, where
Mr. Kerr died seventeen years ago.
Two sons and four daughter. survive.
They are W. H. Kerr, editor of The
Brussels Post ; Res. W, E. Kerr, of
Welland : Mrs. J. J. Gilpin, of Brus-
sels; Mrs. IDr.) Cavanagh, of Owen
Sound : Mrs. %V. A. Mathews, of
Dolpoys Bay. and Mrs. May Turnbull,
of Brussels, who had lived at home to
look after her mother for the past few
years. Rev. (Dr.) Rutledge. of Clin-
ton. is a brother and Mrs. H. Metcalf,
of Toronto, and Mrs. H. Harley, of
Swab Lake, are sisters.
CLINTON.
A new clock has been installed in
the postottce tower by a Government
official.
Captain Violet Heodersoa, late of
Forest, is the new natter in charge of
the Salvation Arruv work here.
Mrs. Wm. Murray, Clinton's oldest
resident, celebrated her ninety-third
hirtbdav anniversary on Monday,
March .9th. 8he was born in Scot-
land in the year iS i.
Mrs. Joseph Grigg died et her
bonne in North Grimsby on March
28th. 8be was a sister of Mn. A.
Hooper of town. and resided here
twenty -live years ago.
Amos Osbeldeeton, ' a twelve -year-
old boy. received many cuts shout the
face when he exploded a dynamite
cap by placing it on • stone and hit-
ting it with another stcbe.
lobo W. Hessian, of Bridgeport,
Conn., whn ie termed '•America's
greatest militaty and sporting rifle
shot," is a ratter of Clinton and a ,on
of Mr. Thos. Hessian, of town.
Carl W;lkin. who wag connected
with the local branch of the Molsons
Bank for some time, and who left re-
cently for Toroutn, has been trans-
ferred to the t'ancouver branch
Mary Bennett, widow of the late
Arthur A. Bennett, died at her bon'.
in Toronto on March 80th. Mr. and
Mn. Bennett need to reside here, Mr.
Bennett being engaged in the furni-
ture business.
F. F. Gillies has sold out his inte t
est in the auto repair shop and garage
business which hi. been conducted
under the name of Paxman & Gillies.
Mr. Pasman will continue ie the buv-
me•s,
James Reid, for manyyears • mei
dent hove had four ngerss severed
from his left band wbile engaged at
his work at the Globe Casket Co.'s.
factory at Stistford. Mr. Reid is a
brother -in law of J. Bayley, of Elul -
lett.
MurphyOrange Lodge. No. 7111,
presented Mr. David Beacom with a
line walking -cane on the occasion of
his eighty-eighth birthday. His birth-
day tell on Sunday, April ttb, and the
presentation was made at a special
meeting held the previous Wednesday
evening.
Frank Perdue, of iioderich town-
ship. has purchased the livery busi-
ness of T. H. Cook and will take pos-
session about the middle of the pres-
ent month. Mr. Cool still retains
his mail -carrying contracts, with
which be will combine the tilling of
seventy acne.
BLYTH.
F. S. Henry has been engaged as the
leader of St. Andrew's church choir.
John Carter, George Cole. Wilbert
Ntvens and Bert Pieter left Isst week
for the West.
Alvin Niven., who has been with
his parents in Morris for tome time.
left last week tor the West.
D. J. McCosh• postmaster of New
Liskeard, who died aboard • train as
It was palling out of Toronto a few
days ago, was some years ago • mer-
chant of Birth.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. McGowan, of
East Wawanosh, who are removing to
Blytb, were wailed upon one evening
last week by their neighbors and pre -
[tented with a farewell add resit and
two comfurrable rocking chairs.
At the bump cf the i.ritfe& sheer,
Mrs. Richard Hoy, on Wedne..f.J,
March :tIst, Rey. 1'. H Ferr united in
matrim.•ny. Mere Al c-• Cusick and
Hrtry Skiun. The happy couple will
reside no the farm of Henry Young,
in Mullett, where the groom is en-
gaged.
Mr. and Mn. C. F. Lyne left last
week for their new home at Hepworth.
We understand it is Mr. Lvne's inten-
tion to go into farming. The harness
business which he conducted here bas
been taken over by R. H. Robinson,
Who is no stranger to the people of
Blyth and vicinity.
(inc son killed in action at the battle
of Mons, and another Tying wounded
in hospital, is the experience of Wal-
ter Carter, sr.. of Blyth, who has just
received a letter from the wounded
mac, telling the bad news. Tbe ton
who met death in the trenches was
William, aged thirtyyears, who spent
five years around Wiugham and Rip-
ley, working on farms, and then re-
turned to England, where he married.
When war broke out be joined the
Yorkshire Light infantry. having bad
training with the Canadian corps dur-
ing his stay in this country. He leaves
• wife and two children. Walter Car-
ter, jun., aged twenty-eight years, lies
in en unnamed hospital, reeoverinngg
front • wound inflicted I.y a bullet. He
bad previously been wounded in six
places by shrapnel .hells and had just
got back t) the trenches when • bullet
entered his hand and passed out at the
elbow. There is danger of his toeing
the limb. Walter served through the
`South African war, wbere he was
wounded in the hand. Sons of a fight-
ing father were both young men. for
Walter Carter, ar.. served in the Im-
perial army foe fourteen years, and
went through the Egyptian campaign..,
He carries the mark of s sniper's bul-
let across the back of his neck, and
tells of much desperate fighting in
which he took part. He has been live
log in Canada L.tabout ten years. and
even now is ready to answer his coun-
t tey's call if the time conies when be
i• needed Mrs. Carter takes the loss
of her bite with d fortitude expected
of • soi,liet.. wife and a soldier's
intoner.
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