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U. D. Tzarinas. Secretary.
10 row County and District
assesses of Gallipoli Victories.--
R'/dtss Lees and Win—Notable
Allied Gains In West
Landow May 11—Interest In the
1Mtrtttme war brought to a climax by
de sinking of the Lusltsula was
dlsened yesterday to Important ds-
veiepsents in three theatres of action
atad in Italy's impending entry Into
the cosine. Despite re,nforcements
hurriedly brought up to protect the
pear of the Russian columns being
Mrs oat of the Carpathians by
Oen. von Vackensen's army, the lat-
ter os.Unaod Its drive, forcing post -
Goa after position and capturing
116000 prisoners. according to the
Berlin statement. The Teuton allies
are pressing their advance 1n an of -
fort to force the Russians from Gal-
ilee. With this section clear they
would be ab'e to release a large force
which would be available for added
strength on the western front. Co-
°OeW roper's from Petrograd state
Sat Russians comlug from Mltsu In
the fighting in the Baltic provinces
es lrtday defeated the main German
Isswadtng force which was divided
sad driven from Its liun of advance.
Athens reports that Kaltd Bahr
!actress In the Dardanelles Is under
ersttnuoas bombardment and that its
tall Is lmmlcnt. The town of Dar-
d anelles Is re,wrted *flee. From Milan
ft le reported that the town of Enos
has been •b:dnd- reed by the Turis and
that 1&.000 wounded Turks have ar-
✓ ived at Ccn,tantlnople causing great
depression. The Sultan, the court
tad the government are reported to
be ready to abandon the capital, ac-
esstrdiwg to Athens.
Rome despatches tell of an ta-
nsaasttgly 'nalatent war spirt: among
the people but indecision ie the
,inset. Austria's anal reply is still
awaited In kome Meanwhile the
e mpromely important decrees signed
by the ministers at .the recent cabinet
as.egingn are being held for imme-
diate publication following receipt of
Om Austrian reply.
Ypres Strain Relieved
Northers :'ranc•, May 11—Sunday
sad yaetsrday fierce fighting took
between the sea and the Scarpe.
tillissup.sed yesterday with a furious
Osman bombardment of the British
• to the eastward of Ypres :01 -
by German infantry attacks
tweed throughout the day and
lad to several hand-to-hand encount-
ers. Owing to the superiortty of Ger-
ms ambers and guns on this part
Of Om Sol. the British had a difficult
Illildlislat held. As a return blow Ms
11111111diand the French on the lino
team Isvaa:e to the Scarpc gave tea
emosilsaesa. They subjected this Ung
SmesrMsee.a They subjected this Pas
to • po.bardment under which tho
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hook. Bursting shells wrought
the German lines' far forty
The British infantry car -
front lines of the German
over a front a mile In width
road from L•vante towards
tdlMls. This British troops were
Edat°
th. nanking are ofany
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guns but In spite of thl4
gas tae German counter-attacks
W retain the trenches they won.
r to the south the English ar
did tn'i:h damage. but the in-
fssatry •ttac_ which was begun st
tale point v. es not pressed owing to
the unmask': g of many German bat-
teries. Thet.e attacks have held many
German srtny corps on this part of
the Ilse, c:."i:dng the Germans heavy
rises and reducing the strain on
ares.
OUR
Specialties
Plumbing
H eating
Eavestrottgbing
Ketal Work
Electric Wiring
Prompt daest$di to an
small jebe sea tlt.ete ea
Asir woek-
W. R. -MDER-
lis.. NI O.mt>tbas Siris
The population of the town of
Mitchell this spring is 1,7M a failing
off of turfy Year.
The population of Kincardine, as
shown by this year', assessment roll,
is 2,124, an locrena. over Int year.
Ed. Davidson, of McKillop, had one
of his heads badly laownsed while op-
erating a citculer raw. cutting wood.
Emma, daughter of Mr. and Mn.
Robert Bullard, of Hassell, was alar-
ried et London recently to Jas. Down,
W . Wallace, who worked fur Messrs.
Graham on the Std concession of Sten
Wilson Talked Peace
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trate, Sanders and Moir presided over
the case.
The death occurred on Tuesday,
May 4th, of Annie Marguerite, deug
ter of Mr. sod Mrs. Thome, Bisset.
The dammed had been unwell for the
past year. She was io her twenty.
third year.
The marriage toot place et Forest ,
on April 24th of George Dyer Hurdon,
of Port Frank. Rev. D. J. Cornish,
Anglican minister, officiated. The
couple will reside at Port Frank.
ley, and imitated in the first eootln- Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blatchford and
gent. has been reported killed. family, of Usborne, recently moved to
The name of Harvey Dorrance, son town end are oocupying the brick real-
? deuce on William streetwhich they
of Jas. Dominos, of McKillop, appears purcha ed from U. Llodenfield. Mn.
:rears
Llodenfleild and chlldten have joined
Mr. Liadenleld at Parkhill, where he
has gone into the hardware business.
SEAFORTH.
Wm. Somerville has been ap ted
secretary -treasurer of the Co ,gist,
of Exeter and Miss ear Hazlewood,
among the list of those woo ed in
the recent fighting in Prance.
The Zurich Herald states that during
the hot weather spell in April no
fewer then twenty horses in that sec-
tion succumbed to the intense heat.
Mn. Cbarler Logan, • respected re-
sident of the Parr line, Stanley. died
on Monday, May 3rd, aged eighty-
e ight
ight -
eight years. One son end two daugh-
ters survive.
Andrew Archibald, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Archibald, of Tuckersmitb,
who had been teaching school et To-
ronto, bas enlisted and is in training
with the artillery at Niagara.
Robert Orr died at his home in
Stanley township on April 27. He
hied been iu failing health and had
been blind for the pest twenty years.
The widow, two daughters and four
e ons survive.
The Henault Observer says : Never
in our recollection hive we seen gra..
e nd grain so tar advanced so early in
the season. The fall wheat is looking
fine and there is every iodisation of an
abundant hay crop.
On Saturday, May 1st, Mrs. Douglas
Graig, an aged resident of Mensal,
passed away at the age of eighty-four
years. Lasi year the deceased paid a
visit to relatives in Ireland. Two sons
end one daughter survive.
jig.iIAoawt t perch to Newly Natural-
ised is Cheered
Pbllsdelphia. May 11—President
talked "peace" last night In
s a
rewhich N. clearly de-
blgoed to et out the .entiment of
• United States regarding the so-
Lla
to be .akin on the usitan
y. 1.". address before 4,000
newly natur aired citizens contained
so refsren.•e to the tide of anger
width bas .+ttrred the nation through
the toes of American lives. "There
le such a t king as being too proud
AOC" to s"' ed.the President. "A
nation may be so right that It does
Int need to convince others by force
that 11 Is rtht. Peace b the healing
said elevating influence of the world."
Despite the general expectation the
President did not grasp the occasion
Manito dne Cha policy he would pursue
regarding the Leanest* disaster. The
President excoriated hyphenated
Americans and those who were at-
tempting to stir up racial and sec -
(tonal antagonism In the United
Dost.,. His remarks were rwcmdly
cheered.
BURN= BRITISH OLPTIVMi
T. J. McAsb, postmaster at Varna,
died on May 3rd from blood -poisoning. husband died twenty-five years ago.
A sliver in the hand was the original
cause of the trouble. He was in his
sixty-third year sal is survived by his
wife, one daughter and one son.
Institute hoard.
Mr. and Mrs. J .O illi,, have moved 10
Stratford, where Mr. Gillies has se-
cured e.ploymeut.
The machines for the manufacture of
shells are now being installed et the
Robert Ball Engine Co.'s plant.
Mr. John Button, of Toronto Uni-
versity, is assisting at the Collegiate
Institute duriod•thes:illness of Mr.
Mackay.
John Best, son of J. M. Best, of
town, has passed his final examination
before the Law Society and is now •
full•fiedged barrister.
Alex. McLennan, son of John Mc-
Lennan, janitor at the poetomce, is
among shone reported wounded In the
recent $gbting in France.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Corbett, of Fort
Saskatchewan, are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Suther-
land. They are on their honeymoon
trip.
Mrs. Angus Kennedy departed this
life at her home here on April 28th, in
her eighty-sixth year. She is survived
by three sons and four daughters. Her
Grey Mee aweert Statements of Atreo-
44105- MNw'. OMerent Story
Loudon. May 11—The Porrign Of -
am ime .worn statements hos two
Detet newspaper men in which the
mars* le made that R:Ilish prisoners
et war were shot by german troops.
The doctosats comprise statements
teas from two Osmium d.s•rNra to
a. a feet that the Reveriaa regi•
were ordered by Price. Row
t to take to B. itlob prisoners
pain of severe punlsbmeat. One
base is itstase•d la wMRb 4e Hrttisa
Arr11.seea.re were bursted eve 1s •
hsopar. Cha Germans Boned bed re-
*strlag • medal knottier lestanse
with 04 edifies Pviswere shot
eat • wall at WiMeh.
Iberia sabot that a gs.ram.at
illMae mom war it'd Met ?,pouts byA..Ae.lr
W• as deans' with the trammed of
*Nib ,riee.ees acrd moms' MMI -
has 1. Germany. Ambassador oer-
says there has Issea $
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maths
W. L. McQuarrie, son of Mr. and
Mn. Hector McQuarrie, of Gray town-
ship, who has been in business at ties-
katcon, b•+ purchased a business et
Simpson, Sark. He is also • partner
in a hardware business at Borden,
Sask.
Mrs. Robert Robertson, of the 12th
concession, Grey, passed away on May
Sed_ She was bora In Elms township
in 1848 and for the past forty-three
dean she bad lived in Grey township.
Her husband died thirteen years ago.
Three sone and 000 daughter survive.
The death occurred on Friday, April
30th, of John Hyslop at his home on
the Oth concession of Tuckersmith.
He was born in York county seventy-
six Years ago, but had been a resident
nI Tucksrsmith for the past thirty-five
years. Two sone and two daughters
survive.
le the reaction commencing ? The
assessor of Grey townebip this year
announces an increase In population of
nearly fiftyover last year. The total
this year 2,O0. In 1891 the popula-
tion of the township was in the neigh-
borhood of 4,000. The uvessor of Hay
township this year returns a popula-
tion of 2.883, showing an increase of
fifty-three over last year'+ return. The
population of the township of Tucker -
smith last year was given as 1,4163.
This year the assessor gives it es 2,032.
BRUSSELS.
Dr. Finlay Fraser, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Fraser, bas opened a
dental office at Sudbury, Ont.
The lawsuit in the cane between Con-
tractor Kirkby end the corporation
coat the town 1864.153, mostly in law-
yers' fees.
Mr. James Nicholson, of McKillop,
having sold his farm, is moving to
Brussels to live. He has purchased
the house and lot of A. Somers.
The property on the corner of Ales
ander and Flora streets has been sold
to Mrs. Elizabeth Proctor, wbo intends
to have the house and premises gener-
ally repaired.
Mies Mildred Little, who had been
assistant in Miss Mar Roes' millinery
store, lett last week for Shelburne.
Ont., where she was married to J D.
Richardson, of that place.
Alexander Smith, of Saa►•tuai,
formerly of Seaforth, a lad of fourteen,
has 000structed exact models of a
Curtis hydroplane and a Newport bi-
plane. They have been exhibited and
used as models in the manual instruc-
tion classes connected with the Ssaks-
coon public schools.
CLINTON.
Neiroo Crich has disposed of his
barber business to Fred Lockwood.
" Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Rutledge have re-
turned to towis atter a visit with their
ten at MontreaL Dr. Rutledge is re-
gaining his health.
The members of the Clinton and Au,
burn Baptist churches recently pee-
sented their pastor, Rev. J. K. Fairfull
with an address of appreciation and a
bicycle. Mr. Falrfull basust com-
pleted his first year on the field.
Core Vivian, youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rathwell, who
are wen known here and in Stanley,
was married at Winnipeg on April 27
to Oliver Mowat Ballantyne, of Bran-
don, Mao. They will reside at
Brandon
A pretty home wedding tools place
at the home of Mr. and Mn H. E.
Baines on Mocday, May 3rd, when
their daughter, Violet, became the wife
of Pte. Benjamin Pearson, of the 34th
Battalion, Guelph. Rev. Canon Dunne,
of London, performed the ceremony.
Mn. W. L. Dowser. a former 't•esi-
dont here, died at Detroit on April
271,h. She was a daughter of Mr. and
Mn. D. Macdonald, of town, and was
in her forty-first year. Her bushand
and two children survive. Interment
took place in Clinton cemetery.
While engaged in housecleaning op-
erations Mrs. A. O. Pattison tell from
• step -ladder and 'broke one arm and
otherwise it f ared herself. She was
alone at the time and • considerable
period elapsed before anyone was
aware of the accident.
Dr. Wm. J U. Malloch, of Toronto,
wbo ie attached to the Toronto Uni-
versity General Hospital (Corps, was
on April :11th the guest of the Ontario
Cluh at dinner and was prevented with
• hendsorde wrist watch. He is a ns -
tie. of Clinton, a eon of the late D. M.
Malloch
Dr. and Mrs. Stewart, of Woodstock,
New Brunswick, are visiting at the
home of the lady's parents, Mr. sod
Mn. John Bro dlloot. Dr. Stewart le
not in good health and it is hoped the
change of climate will prove beneficial.
BX ETER.
Dr. O. F. Roulston has purchased
the new residence built by John Ped-
lar. on Mein street, for $3.700.
R. H. Clay, a representative of the
'Imperial Tea 0o., of London, was
fined 180 and costs remedy for selling
tea here without • Howse. Magi, -
our Floors Need Paht
Pain t preserves the wood.
loser eamitary and healthful. Painted
themeless bright and cheery. Painted donee so
emir ,hawed—a damp cloth keeps them free of
dastrd germs.. Paint your loons ,tad tbeskilm
theca always Sine and Span.
Seiur's Floor Paint
'SHAD[ M CAIIIIItr
in all ready to brush on—anyone can ,
etsa iy and smoothly. And it gives a
dissebie, lupous finish, that tays fresh
trod wears, and wears, and wars.
k coats teas to use than other fbor pliolt.
tieDaneo -k covers more gumbos and wealfl.. boor.
We have Seetour's faloor Paint iii kid
basetIii odors, suitable for every doer the
bonredloni kitchen to garret. -
Callas iia far a color card, and a ant, get
setatsining book, 'Tile Howe That 'ma
Weinm for children, bat "grown ups" list
at figs pat oI it. Free to our friends.
manager, M. Telfer ; secretary-treas-
urer,
•cretary trees-
urer, O. Geddes ; comml :tee, J. Phalan,
F. Mclean, M. Whke, R. Brooks and
1. J. Davis. Winglesse bas • neon(
team this year and will enter the
Lakeside League, which will Include
the same teams as last year with the
addition of teams from Clinton and
Goderich.
The news was received Let week of
the death of Private Edward Murch,
son of W. H. March, of Wing -
ham, who enlisted for service early in
the war. He died as the result of
gunshot wounds in the head. Ross
Hinkley, the noted football player,
who was reported killed et the
battle of L•ngemarck, is • brother of
L. F. Binkley, of town. Among those
wounded in the recent fighting are
the following Winghem boys : Jobe
Marshall, Bert Wylie, Arthur O'Far.
reit. Percy Seder and Harry Howard.
W INGHAM.
The total •esees.eet of Wingbam
leis year is tiOCiD,Ina en increase over
last year of $l8.1e16
Mrs. Geo. Graham, mother of Mrs.
Samuel Tindall, of Wiottb•m, died •t
her home at Atwood no April lath.
She was in her eighty-se000d year.
The work of layirg sewers oo Ed-
ward street and John street hes roan -
moored with T..1. McLean u contrac-
tor and R. W. Adam, as inspector.
Up to the preseot fifty-three from
Wingbam have waisted for service in
the war- twenty -eve In the first coo -
Unseat, seven la the second and
twenty -cm in the gird.
Margaret DISCOS, w41e of Junes
Heayas, died et her home at Chicago
oo May let. Elbe was a sister of the
late Robert Demos, of Rut Wawa-
nceh, and was a tosser resident of
Win66 am. The remelts were interred
in Winghem ceseetarv.
The marriage took place at Strut ford
on ANb of Mies Pauline Buttery.
d•a ter of Mr. avid Mrs. J. T. But-
tery. of WI/wham. and Charles R.
Gundy. rhe bridegroom b the son of
Rev. J. R. Gand a former Methodist
minister here. Mr. and Mrs. Goody
will reside at St. Thomas.
The R i ham Advance has been
Purchased by Mr. John Joynt, Reeve
of Iweheow. Mr. 'oyes is net • sews.
man. man. and be will be assisted In
hit are vesture by Mr. A. G. Smith,
who Mss been with The Luoknow Sea -
thud. Mr. Geo. Spotless, the LM sd-
itee esd .asegw will sive bis whole
attention to 1h. business .eleses to
which be is Interested.
Win/sham baseball elob bold its ea -
must n g os Ape11 MIM sod elestad
the MMwieg Zai s : Heseeery
prs54eata. L [embody, L. Hinkley
sad W. Ryer : president. Herb Cramp -
bell ; vie Oeoege Jaeger :
Seasonable
Footwear
wR feel the very least we
can do for you when
you come into this store U
to glee you Shoes or Rubbers
that will be •heolutely com-
fortable and will wear to
your satisfaction We want
you to realise that your well -
fare is our first 000sideratlon
Our prices are moat reason
able.
REPAIRING
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North side of Square
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Write for Pnrticniers-
LOTTIE ARMSTRONG, F. LINFORTH WiLLOOOSE,
Registrar. Wm Dec (Demobs) PdadgaL
Address: -354-6 Dundas St., London, Ont.
Some people oast their breed upon
the waters, expecting it to Dome back
toasted.
"I noderstaod you began your life
as a newsboy," ohssrved the Mood ad-
miringly. No," replied the million-
aire. "Souse tom has been fooling you.
I began life as an infant."
The Oolf Profession/81 (giving a lee-
son)—"You know, sir, you lift your
elbow too much to pis golf y."
Tl•e New Member—"How dare you!
I'll report you to the committee r rm
is life-long teetotaller t"
"Can any of you children tell me
anything about Moms I" Inquired the
Sunday school teacher. "Yes, ma'am."
said a little girl. hopefully : "be was
the any man who broke all the Com-
mandments at once."
"Charles." ss,ld the teacher in the
botany class, "am you tell me the dif-
ference between anneal and biennial
plants r "Teens," said Charles. "An-
nuals are plants feet die once a year,
and blennlats are those that die twice
a year."
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BISCUITS
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DON'T WAIT!
Do It Now
HAVE YOUR HOUSE WIRED BEFORE
THE SPRING RUSH BEGINS, AND
AVOID THE RUSH
S All wiring done by the latest
Hydro -Electric rule.
I All work guaranteed.
r T Electric re airing of all kinds
promptly attended to, at rea-
,tonable prices.
S We carry a complete and tip -
to -date line of Electric Fixtures
and Supplies at: all times.
ROBERT TAIT
ELECTRIC RAYONS and J!L4TERS A SPECIALTY
Offks 92—JUST PHONE—Hews 190