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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. I sjaj
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Netree{. hereby gime that all verbena bowleg
dote. aerated the (.tate of the .+M Waller
Jack•rs, d•ceserd. who died on or Arad the
tweet -anb day of Jest. A. D. 1�� and re
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�TRAYED most MY PREMISES,
11.1 let T. ense0.•f . s, *.haeld. on Saturday
ry as entry Loom • ►doable reward
will Ewen .. oe• i Infor.nallon
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SCxee,. CONawrs1
MANY INTERESTING ADDRESSES
GIVEN BY EXPERTS
Presbyterian Summer School Brought
to Successful Close after a Profit-
able and Pleasant Week -May Be
Held in Goderich Next Year -Pro-
gram of bports on Friday.
popes er �.rrsaret CARD 01 THANKS. -
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
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TIM MATTER or TNN LlraT* sr JANIS
i11:c1ANaa. Sri. Lars or ria Toren or
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nate. le hereby giros ia enereases sf KILO.
PI/, clamber ISE ere. 31A that an paws•se ►son g
*ay Weiser or aemaod•.galast the 1e•e Jame.
letween•a, Sr.. who died ow or shout the
Int day of Jean. A. 1!. *113. are required u
sod by peat. prepaid. or todel4Tw ea 1 be mader-
aktaed. selerkr• fee Emily J. 0. B*Chari*n.
and addressor ed ffi.II he drtestate
w.hlorwrittng,
of their claim• and waters/au of arcwi1t sad
Ur wrote et les weariu. If airy. herd birdman.
• ee before OM after
whish date the said fist
ins o •
t,(z .11of 1pree ed to
dttribe•e the smite of the dammed .ame s
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the Pee* twitted thereto, ha.tne repeN
oo��(p Y which rialto. of whh shelawlthen
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sewn, ser part lheitoho dIntlb.tad t0 •et'
pares of oho•* claim *he bad rot 00000 at
the Uwe' Of the diarrbetion.
PIM1CDFUU'T. KiLLOiILN a PROL'DIOOT.
Solicitor. for the Rsecntriz.
Dated at Usder.cb. this 1M h day of Jam.
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HELP WANTED. -WOMEN AND
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TEACHER WANTED. -FOR U.B.H.
Na 1. AMIGAM. Colborne and Wirt Wa-
swainish ; serseee Ens pre/owiaaal preferred.
hallo• to c0mme.ee n Neetebar Apply.
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WANTED -A DISTRICT RRPRK-
BEYTATIVL ter the vwheaty Of Has.66ta'
A pens.n•.1 ;muss', far tee tight man. with
.ga(..ire trNrry. (tTuwg a WLLLINONuresixeme. Tweets. dee
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101 SALE OR TO UR
RENT. -THE inoBT-ROOMS
tmd-hrtrh rater* es East street meed by
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w the
relf if
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at Matatherw tlt.:ldia.:.V� ki�lYtA r"'
T:latRENT --o/PtOE AND ROOMS
ely
ew.letr l•a Reissues.. es
strew. srarsSSW . •�byb �se�r tato and wated I
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d,shl•e team*• sieve;
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FOB SALE
Hl1N(44LBBR-i AM RTiLLNIltI LiNO
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LARD OF THANKS. -WK WISH
to extrema mar spW.d.rton of the Med
act. and appp.t bel ie .nide tendered to u+ by
• lame angle d neisr►be- and friend. on the
otoaasos of our *..sat bereavement.
JOHN DU'NN AND FAMILY.
'AUCTION SALE.
The meetings of the Preshytet i to
atwpn.et .ch,s•I were brought tc •close
on Friday evening last by two splen-
did addressee., one by Rev. S. B. Re -
bold, of Trhouto. on "flee Present
War mod the Jeered) People.- and the
other an illustrated address by Rev
F. A. Knbioroo cti steal service wink.
Mr. Kohold, who is a weather of
the Hebrew race. pointed out that in
spite mf the fact that the Jew was
wanted nowhere on earth he held ex-
t rad those y positions of power in the
present glens struggle. Thete were
about :**,0111) Jews actually under
arms anteing the various cations at
war ; 12 0111 of these were in the Ht it-
ish aruny. 31,1471 in the German army,
11,1411 in the Austrian army and the
balance di+tt Rested among Russia.
Serbia and Italy. The one great
tragedy of the war w.d that, while
the not tone ere destroying their toes,
the Jew" is killing his brother Jew.
For instance, the Kuuiao Jew is flgbt-
A UCTION $ALE OP GOOD YOUNG
!i COWS. YOUNG CAiTLE AND HOIy11D+.
I will sell by public emotion at the talon
Hotel Stable., Godetich, On
'ATUKDAV, July lith.
commencing at 2 o'. lock Aare: One oore-broil
Jerry eon. 1 year. old. doe October loth. 1
erode Jenny seder. with calf at font ; 1 grade
Jerry better. 1a calf : one Durham cow, with
eat at foot : 1 Dolmen. heifer. due this month :
3 grade Hst.teio heifers. 2 year. old poet. tws
t. calf : 2 young dry cow.. 2 Neer ; one work
mare, In Team old: 1 inners) purge.• mare.
1 year* old : l well-bred driving pony. l dere
old. very gait driver and sot afraid of *MAC
Term*. --Six wont ha' cr. dit W11 be given on
furnlaing •t•nroved poet notes. .\ dl-eount
at the rue of ei per cent. per annum allowed
for aa.h.
T007. OUNDKI'.
Aootiooegr.
tion,. Jobs in prism seems dsese la
us than John at the riverside. -When
he was in doubt he sent to Jenna
Young people often inipri«.n threw
.elves with 'hair moods while Jeans is
waiting outside in the'sunshioe to dis-
perse them. One is sur pta i.ed at the
great truths compressed isle. so little
apiece by John the Apota. He notices
bow two dine pies wring Prow Christ
the truth that He is the goal and the
way Nicodemii. was Ind to see it was
not ('britt'', relatioush.p to the king-
dom which nattered 'o much as
his own relationship. Th. woman
at the well was led to Christ by the
unexpected way, and ofren the mon-
otony of our wry of life is (roken by w
visit fsum Cbl i.t. The .pecker eared
the members of the school to lay more
importaree upon the tuvisthibtiee e(
life, which are often w ire teal than
the visibilities.
Ur. Myer. addressm on Christian
Education were directed chiefly to
Sunday school war►m. Ile pointed
out tbat in the spirit life we might
look for certain results by following a
Certain course, just as we might do in
agriculture. Iustead of going at Sun-
day school work in a bapbaxeid wan-
ner, one .botild have carefully laid
Plans and follow them tt the end.
The work of the Sunday echo." is to
get each pupil to live bi• hest life all
his lde. The traiuing and elurstion
of the young ensures [tut the cnm-
•E NE HILL
WINS FAME.
BENMILLER BOY'S EXPLOIT MEN•
TIONED BY "EYE -WITNESS."
Pulls Wounded Comrade to Safety
After Having Himself been Blown
Out of a Trench by a German
Bomb -Hero Is Son of Mr. and
Mrs, Ward Gledhill, of Benmiller,,
Fi
A flenntill,r boy, Private Vans*
Gledhill, figures prominently in the
latest variative of Sir Mas Althea.
the Canadian ncod iMcer serving
w ith the army in France. The narra-
tive dr.crilwa operaliw.s of the Cana -
(lien ti (sops (rem the tutddle of May to
the fleet of July. and there are several
stirring
tees of trench warfare. Pri-
vate Gledhill'* exploit is thus des-
cribed :
“Private Gledhill is eighteen years
(Inge. Him grandfather own* a wool -
leo mill in ll.nwillrr, neat' Godecich,
Ont. Beomillrr was till lately cele.
Crated at the borne e( the fettle,' wen
Jona,-
mutiny will be r better place to lit'* in the world. for tbetr tt(el Mr. Jona-
y P then Miller, who weigl ..l 100 ;monde
in. To he Interested In Sunday school and moved about in a •Iertal CAI loge
of his own. Private Giecluil, deet nett
r.erhepe to roofer (inch fa on Ben -
miller. saw Get Ivens advancing down
the trench, kilte also that only three
work reins that nue must be Inter-
ested in the plobletua of fair wage(.
pure food. labor Taws, medical inspec-
tion in reboot., clean streets, child
ing the German Jew. The speaker labor, and the c..nuronity playground l•anedisnr were left in Ibe trench. two
pointed outbotue positions held by in- movement, for all these h.ve • bear- wish a machine gun and hiwselt, s• be
dividual Jews ►o the present war. Ing on child life, and it child cannot said,"mooing a et fie.'
Lord (itmchen, who was sulhesador live hie beat in had eoyitrwment. The .•Before be had time to observe
to Germany at the outbreak of the teachers .bould not be content until more an tuvadel'a bonih moat literally
war, is of Jewish descent, I'be Lord they know the very Iw.t child has mare him a lilt and landed hila Rainy
Chief Justice of England. five mem- been brought into the fish toth schnl.l. j Iced outside the trench. with his rifle
hers of the British Cabinet, five mem-Rev. J. A. Donnell stated that his uroken: He found another rifle and
bens of 1 a the House ot Ln n s, an nig bt - Home Mission issior • adv resses were unlike
:k
e need awhile from the torr, until it
teen weathers of the House of Cour- anything ever beard b.fore. in his game rete Frei to join the retreat.
mcn• are Jews- The flet British *vie- Hr -t two addresses he dealt with the During that w.noruvre, which re -
10* to win the Victoria (mi,.., Lieut underlying principles of mission work quuel eautior., he tell over Lieut.
Mark, wee a Jew. rive Jews ate beld- and pointed out bow much doe man Hrnwn, wounded, and offeree
to con -
Ina important positions in the French oras dependent upon his fellow and toe Toy hits homy
Cabinet. There are only about 40,000 cane of this it was neee.wry to send ... ri-., k ,o•,' said' the lieu•.anent,
Jews in Italy and yet there areld:teen the IiuspeLto all men. In bi. -.dosing .I can crawl.' Private Frisk Ulluck.
mth
Jews in the Italian Parliament end four- addresses be dealt more particularly .ate • bl Cbathrw
teen Jewish Senators. The American with e writ lirerye.ta--keeper .2
k in New Ontario, and N.B . lied now with one at hath ng,
Will you take we
Consul et Constantinople who has been his descriptive of lite in the mining. M� .
entrusted to look atter the again of e stops and in the great clay belt was .• •}lure,' replied Gledhill, hut Frank
'meeker ten warring nations is a Jew. to dos- Intereatiog in the extreme. Ulbett is a heavy moo and couldn't
iog, the said all the nations Kee. John (fifth, who for eighteen well be lifted. eo Gledhill got down on
would get enmeshing out of this war, yeas hiss boons. wiwiae... in 1'bina billbandied d k ted Cilock took;
Tim Allies coup not bele the Jewel /sedans
em all as be de wge hauled glow,:ly aloo.. lbw grn.tnd
hove lust a terrible lot of men. Bui.
we have few will to put in the
field yet and we will tight tee a finish
now. 1 don't think 1 shall i•e herr
much lor:ger, as we are expecting to
go to the Dardanelles to Aimed, but
of course ne are not quite err. 1
wish they wo.,1,4 send n.. tomorrow.
1 sumo.. you w ill wonder to ben you
see than lettrr trio in tl can have Torte
from but volt w 111 rrutrwlwr when 1 tell
you it ib nor of the led. who kit Car-
low to g.0 bac. to the \l of her land to
do his Lit for Itis King tool country.
Well 1 trwrant* r (he very pleastn'
evening we .;rut together at Mr 1t.
Youua'•, each at. evening a. 1.hal1
never furg-r. l base never braid from
Alfred Williuus .ince tie left, so 1
don't know where he ie, but I ht pe hr
1 safe and could wherever be 1.
Hoping that Canada may prosper
forever. i am, Mit a -telt' vont'.
• LIRI\"KR C. E. Nome*
P.N.- I will write again when I have
something more interesting to say.
but the Jew would redid" nothing. the elan', io •stied . doe of the an s an ser. a
Rood bold of his Webb equiprueot an
their one great afdltsesebe'the Mo sell the- cast : •reaurts and(iewttirds the hove trench. Presently
of Kies.. strpretitioos of flet wrnMtful 1•M�(tllsdki'l lett Ullnck under Some cover
The illustrations thrown on the nese wan lad tote of what grear worth wbi'e he crawled forward, cot a cue d
screen by Her. F. A. R,bio.on de- the missionartea have toren in the of wile (row our entan(1, cut tr, and
Awakening Kingdom." h k 1 ( b" M
Keo. F. A. It..bnson *poke each day I'll.ock, who wrapper: it around bib
on the subject of Social Service and INely Gledb II then hauled him to
Evangelism. as well aa giving illus- the parapet, sob. re the stirtcller•borer-
trated lectures in the eeeuinz-. His re.+ _awe out and took charge.
addresses were full of 0 iglnal 1e• -
marks which expressed bis views on in a letter to hie parents, Mr. and
pieced the lives of many emigrants
rah -out the time they left the ports of
their homelands until they had bean
located in til. new couture and as-
sisted to make the hest of their lives
Scenes of rescue work in the city were
also shown and the work that is ieit.g
I' h d t tat Christopher's fem.I problem*.h 1 t Be 11
threw the loop ac , eseo as son,
sevum; as e n sods such as u can \Ire. Ward Gledhill, of ami re..
Late S,:ugog, by mends of the fresh portly the water 1.7 painting the which was puhlished. in The Signal
sir fund was splendidly illustrated. pump "One is paralysed by the new last week. P.e. Gledhill mentioned the
The afternwtoe 04 Friday was spent ways ant .pining ' Th. Saviour saw incide•ut ie.( bis ting blown ort of a,
in the eoj'yment of • prugrew ot great possibilities in the sinner that trench by a hard.grenmde and having
sports. which took piece on the toe Pharisee would not touch:' ' The tee rifle sma.bed, but with soldierly
ground.. a: the Hotel Sunset and re- church is in everything from the soup modesty Ire said nothing whatever
salted a, follows: kitchen to the gvwnesium, but if it about his heroic services 1i his
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dies' race - Miss Patton, Miss lot gets to evangelise it can write let.- wounded comrade
Needle race -Miss Ross and Miss
Kenny, Miss Potton and .Miss Amos.
Men'. rare -Mr. McCielleud, Rev ..1
A. Donnell. '
Lodi** double race -Mil.. IL.s and
Miss Porter, Misr Malcom and Mise Me -
hid, for its glory will have departed :-
"Many have a way of hnistinif their
n.igboon as motel uuitwellan so that
the shower of • special sermon will
not toncb them ;" -We are mete con-
errned•ehout making a living than a
life, more about whet a man has than
Arthur. what be is;' "God helps the man who
Men's potato and spoon race -Ker. can't help himself :" "1 could be cor-
es. til . 6 md c flues!), t. l anion, r, neve on &street many questions, ut
W. 1 M M • h
McClelland, no map on this continent could ,•orner
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liirl.' potato and spoon race -Miss me on Christ's power to redeem."
Winnfred Mc]Ijllan. On Tueed•y evening Her. \V- H.
--For an Outing Ladi
es spike race (driving st:•tnch Sedgewiek gave a stirring adder -se, in
spike into pat number of .[Stns Knox church, on the New Petr tritium
of a day. • week or a month, counted) -Mico Beckett'' 21, 5liesyurter The whcle address had • bearing upon
yos will find JI), Mies Sperling 2.S. the bone mission work of the Preehy-
Men'septke race --Mr. McMillan 14. tettan church. Three points which
Rev. J. A. Unnoell 1t, tie. the speaker said were character istic of ,
The Point Farm
Men's obstacle race -Mr. McClellantll• Christ aod were the foundation of the;
M r N alio Re w R M 1 h ' tier Abse
ideal in every respect.
1f you are thinking of a picnic
we will be pleased to have you.
We have • baseball diamond.
tennis court, bowling lawn and
the hest bathing beach on Lake
Hun PO Good meals served:
!Come and see us.
_ _ l titey resulted in a win for Mims Grey'' dad, iodia, China and Formesa ; and
team hy a score of 5-4. IR terms,, the the speaker explained some of the dB -
r.. anRev . n
a it oli ew pat 1 were: ne. •
leuessing contest Beetles to goes. contempt tot other people ; the recog-
aggregate weight of six members of oition tbat a country's flet enemy is
the faculty -actual weight 1142 Beet- its tin : and the spirit of sacrifice for
Miss Antos 1it5, Mia Maleolm 03S. the country's good.
Men Ito guess aggregate of twelve Another good address sows that
school frwchers' ages -actual aggro- given hy Rev. A E. Armstronv,which
trete age :II17 year.)-R.v. F. A. Robin- wax illustrated with lantern elides, the
100 372, Rev. W K. McIntosh :142.
topic being A Trip around the World
A genie of harebell by leans cap- Views were tbn•wn upon the screen
Joined by Miss McKinnon and Mie. of wend in the New Hebrides, Trini-
'i J. T. GOLDTHORPE /1
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.tea►ner furan )
Leave* Godericb for Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich., via North Channel
and lisorgion Bay Pmt... every
Tuesday •t 11 p.m , and for Port
Huron, Detroit, 'Toledo and
Cleveland. every Saturday •t
11 a.m.
Gen. H. Ewa. J W. CRAM' a.
lion 1 Pawn Ag•Et. l*e.1,
Dtti1RoIT. OODKOICH.
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COMMISSION
SPECIAL NOTICE
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M mesh wade during the steath.
Tee.mmgloa�l� ler Water me Ltrbt
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Messages from the Front.
Mr. H. Rose, alter a long period of
anxiety, yesterday received an official
telegram from Ottawa stating that hie
son. Pie. H E. Rose, was r Meially re-
ported wounded Areal 31.b and that
enquiries were being made at the base
for further particulars. Throupb his
comrades at the trots it was known
that Rose we. wounded in the battle
near Ypres in Apt e.1, and .ince then all
Inc. of him had leen lust, and hie
relatives were almost despairing of
ever knowing his fate.
Mr M. Macdonald bar leceivrd •
second cfHcial message, to the elle t
that hie,.ou, C'.p Chester S. Mac
donalde.pf the Royal Canadian Dra-
goon., Is denger.ar.ly w0tmded. A
letter has IncttAt rived f Corp,
\lacdonald himself. stating that the
wound in hie knee is inure serious' than
was et Hrst'unp.sed.
TRAINING IN ENGLAND.
ladies "ogles were won by Mies Mal- Hculties which missionaries to these
colm and the gentlemen'• stogies by lands had overcome.
Rev, J. A. Donnell. slid Wednesday evening Miss W-
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The addressee throughout the entire Arthur gave an addle,* on Deaconess
week were of high order. and it Is im- Wolk. in which she deserihed the
I possible with the space at our disposal work in the training bonne and also
! to gave more than a very brief min- the work of the graduates in the err- I
wary r f them. Pet haps the most ger- ions ';herr.. in which they lab or both
' entity int. resttug were rho•p given in the city and rnunity.
each morning by Rev. J. D. Cuone:g- Rev. Alex. McMillan gave an inter -1
I ham, of \Welland, on Bible singly. He elating ■ddrew nn Church Praise in I
1 took as a hails the opening rhapt.ts which he dealt with some of th• f.a-
of let. John's (looped and pointed rest tures of the revised edition of the I
1 that from the mystery and mist of the Presbyterian Hook of Praise wt.ich it
beginning of time Jeanie stands G rth sow in course of preparation. He also
1PD•(as something greater t ban ever the gave the bistorical petting of soma. of I
world (sold he. Chri.t'e identifleation
with the w(.Id a genuine. ale came
with an appetite mot sol ver its w
h t use
•i 7
but for its joys Christ experienced
what we must all experience. the de-
feat of Hie plans, but He took up the
lesser work and found jny therein.
%V* should he more concerned •brut
the motive tban about the manner of
('b,ist's incareelinn. In the story of
John the Baptist we turn from hisuajp
to biography. 11. was a man all
aloof. aloft. He bad the supreme
equipment of *•sing certain of a few
things, owe of which was big own place
In the world. He rerngnis.ed be wars
Dirt the light bet a taper, not the King
bet the herald. not a servant but a
friend lo giving the .hl.f place to
Christ be added to Ids own lustre. The
three features of his life were renns•
elation. denunciation and annunela-
the most popular hymns and was
assisted by Mi lj Cringer', of Toronto.
who sang see
well-known hymns
to the new lodes to which they ars
set in the new edition.
Oo Titeedey morning • bouquet of
beautiful roots was sent to the dele-
gates by Mr. W. Coate and daring the
seeaion the secreta, . was isstructad
to convey the apprecution of the dele-
gates to the sender for his most accept-
able Kitt.
A resolution of ('hri•tlan fellowship
wag seat to tete dimmer school at Leam-
ington. which was holding Ita meetings
lr
cooerrently with the school here.
Kdwardi lee eresm gets the glad
hand all over this glorious town
Why? Became it Is made of pore rich
(-roam. Orders delivered any time.
?boss 0*
A Letter from Driver C. E. Nobes, Form-
erly of Colborne Township.
In Matti' last the editor of The `lig-
nal had the "dram e of takingt •art in
,s gathering at the home of Mr. K. M.
Young, Carlow, in honor of Mesas.
I:bath-4 Noires and Alfred William..
two young men who were about to
leave to join the fighting forces owes -
ems. To.. week we have a letter from
one of thee. young men. who to now
Driver C. 8. \ghee of the cavalry. and
who writes from lieltce Perk, Itran-
in ('olborest township will he glad to
bear from bin,. He write.:
De2tr SIR, -1 all lu.t writing yon a
few Imes to let 7014 and the roll...rne
people know how 1 am getting •long
in ramp 1 meet sae 1 like camp life
very much indef. i, %nt the (and is a
w■ o o Ir upthe ark.
fnmi i Into m
long ) R e
cher, are lot* of Nies here, over
1•1mm
t, 1 em In a re. regiment end
bat. two hors to al after. I an
very suety to beer a the death of so
many Iniad,, hove, hut they are
fighting apl.ndidly and ever yon. 1.
praising them. and they deserve all the
praise they get. pone hands. No one
knows what the war Is like except
those who aro there. i was speaking
tr. my Uncle the other day. and h• se
it le encash to drives man need. He
has been nut the... since the war began.
Owe of my uncles was killed nn the Itlh
r
of M• in thetrenches. 1 am sorry to
say. 1 expect I shall lee my aside of
the war 1 don't think it will be over
for Werther twelve months yet, as we
ate so farther ahead now than we
were before the war Megan, and we
PROMOTED.
PRIVATE D. L. AITCSISON,
who died of wounds received in 1 atile
The sus' Dewe was received by Mrs.
J. E. Mulch on Mondey of the death
ot. her brother. Private "Leebie'
Aitchison, which occurred at tlhorn-
cliffr hospital ()Wide 10Ib inst. -Pie.
Aitchison was wounded in the spit*
about six weeks ago w hit. !whinier. to
carry a wounded cnmrad. ant of a
trench. lie was it Wingbam buy. his
mother residing iu that town. A• the
engraving shows, he was a splendid
specimen of young manhood. His
death retakes •the fifth twos the
Wingham u*n who went with the
Hest contingent. -
OBITUARY.
.THE LATE MRS. CARRICK.
interred in tbe'-.metery at Kintail,
where the bushend of the drees•nd
was laid at rest suety yeas ago. The
pallbearers at Kintail were Me.srs,
Duncan McKay. Alex. McKay. W -der -
ick McKenzie, Jobe Meth bald, John
McLeod and U• McDonald.
LOSAL TOPICS IN BRiEF.
1f you are tbiilisg r+prchasing an
electric stove you .-boutd flet examine
the one is use at B1.clstene's instant •
-
ant- .
Another .tar attraction at the Model
on Tuesday and Wednesday. July 911
and 21. in "The Myrtesy of Edwin
Drood.'
.The mercury In our Our no meter is
'way down. The mudity et our ice -
cream is 'sway up. You'll a brief
sojourn here. Salkeld'. Etalsrural Cafe.
Phone 61. l
Did eomebJely say a matehn;allow
toast ? Hlsekstow. have the urs ly .
tlparabmalbwe' tot . twin. For your
nein, inset tree them. Phone E40 and
have them delivered.
There have been tsar y enq•tir tea toe
the esti:ttce rs.misllltk•n reside , bus. ti
they awe not ye( evaile7•T. terr'••dauts-"
Moe. We, h••rw'hey wi.1 b.ttet Law:
tor ere week's
Pastors here been displayed around
Owe inviting 2,1i10 mrti to enlist 10 u1
Western Ontario to form part of •
fourth contingent foroveseaa service,
Mr. H. C. Dunlop will receive Ilse appli-
cations (d any who wish to enlist.
Tbr regular wren's of the Red
Cross Soddy will lee held i-1 the town
hell on Monday .rening neat, July
W.A. at ll p. w. The following dip -
plies were sews se Tntonar : I' 1 Ir aod-
age+, Ir 'mit., pyjewa•, 7 sheets, :i:
Mgh1I bwis,
Yeti may M'' ee von are buying tea
cheaply and en.. now scally because it is
111w In pilon. Have you considered
that if you paid ren cents ,a pound
mon and hougbt Salads it would only
cost yw as gdd.t;one! twentieth part
of a ernt per clip and you would al-
ways be sure of pure. clown tea of de-
licious Sadist iaetetad of the annoying
duet and dirt sr. often found in ordin•
art' lea ? -
MAB. A. CARRII 1.
The illness of Moe. A Ca tick. which
was mentioned in T'lir Signal brat
were, terminated fatally on Sunday.
Mrs. Carrick was within it few weeks
of ninety-six years of age. and up to
the last !Minified her faculties, mental
and r.hv►ical, to • remarkable degree.
The tart illness was of only a few days
duration, death bring d .e .Imply to
the breaking down of the machinery
of life after almost • reotury of active
:I+., Mem. ('ani -k was born in the
palish of Five!. Alerdernehire, Scot-
land At tbe age of sixteen years ahe'
^ewe 10 Can.da with her parents. the
late Mr. and Mr..',Vm.Hill, who sett led
in the town.bip of I)nnafOOw. near the
town of that. In I t4O she n•se married
to Mr Andrew ('errick,'deo of Dom-
inic., the mnr.iage ceremouy being
letn ed y the r o h la late R.V. ,lathes
•
Strang. father of Dr. H. 1. Wising of
town. For sonic tis. Mr. ('arrick vies
,-oonected with the India] Institute at
Brantford we en instructor in wagon -
making and similar work, and fifty -
pleb' v.are ego the Lundy came to
this county *nil made t heir home at
Kintail, whet, Mr. Parti,-* for n mini -
bet of years had extensive interests in
a tannery and eawmill, es well as a
fleet. He died in ISM. .In lark2 Mrs.
Carrick removed to (i.al.rieh, where
she had sir,. lived continuously. She
was • lifelong Presbyt.t tan end a
member et Knox church •.ince moving
to lin.lei i• h She woe a wonderfully
•rt,v* we. to within the
swan, and even
last few week* w*a up aria *boot 14e
a wotden lhirt y year' her j nine. She
kept trip her interest In cur est events
one
s' w w• started ori d a
and [nee the we. tort..
good deal of knitting for the soldiers.
She is survived by Eve .on. *nil flay
daughter*: Roh►tt,24 Seslat^hrwan:
Mr. Armstrong, of Brandon : Mr*
Hooey. of Port Perry : W,llo.m, of
linens, Maas ; Ale:tinder and Dead,
of Superior, Wisc. ; Franri., ..f M•n-
itoha; Mr,. Knht. McKnight, of Port
P.rry ; ere. \\'m. Well., of F'elrford,
Man , and Miss ) 1 aabeth, at home.
The funeral took pie^p tide., w ser-
vice being .nnd,cl.d •1 Knox church
at 11 o'rinek by Ftev. lien E.
, Roes. The pal:tearer. ser, Meier"
D. Stoddart, W. McCreath, Alex.
Ingle.. W. Warnock. 1) McMurchy
and Jas. L Brent. The remains were
PERSONAL MLNTION.
Mb•Jr.-Ie torsos ,• Int t from New Like.
std ,
Mi•e
Reda t lark i- holidaying at Grand
Bead.
Moe la Teasel 1. -median 'he vacation a:
Grp* ria-rn, Vre.
Mi..►::1a N. hath /. home nom lorontt for
`t•1low. 1. •w.r, on .. ttip t0 Ins
Province of k octet,.
Roy Faro left on •he-tesmcr i. enlyon, oc
tt etine.day. a. derkh*td.
Mlw 4.mie Fo.ter 1. home from Virglaia
for the slimmer . •e00on.
Mr-. Thorne. of WInd.or. 1• the anent of It:-.
Raerte0l. victoria -tree,.
Jeanie Nairn. of w elk., via., i+ veer iog
at the home of Mr. acid Ma. t A. Nairn.
]Ir•. run and hikireo. 0f I:u.Iph- aro 71-I2-
ing at the booted' qtr. and Mr-. R. Switzer.
Mire Jean' *1,41, mf itamiltor, I. the 4,e.1
thla week of Mea. hath Nardil ltoe. 6..( in reef.
Mir lanai W ,Iter. who teach(. In ,a.-
ho t da
n i• . a.a the kat at het
w• e
k
alrh* I g y
•
home In Colborne.
Mr. and Mtg. Jock 1aml'I.el!. of Pott L."1 -
ter d, are -pending the b ..da> .man 5,10
th.irntatlrea Isiowe.
Mn. R.rrl-on r*tOrnedthi- week to Ph. -o.•.
.her • ;les -ant . i-rl with Mr.. Metbnsld and
11uighter. Mi.. Menet ►:.•t -trees.
I MI-. 0. Ikn Ford. prim•ipal of Newea.•1r
' highs heel. 1. •nding the ru-atiou Aft her
i pa erd.. Rev. J. t_ and Mr.. ►'ord.
Mira ►!oven,* liravm, of \ew Ynrk. •nd
Mb.. Nelle Grahan.. of T.r.t�•t' •r• •a-ndit g
haul*;• t (1. hone M M...n* 3t: Iisorg,
Uteb.m. .tsMt.
Mrs, 11. M. Johneton end d,.atnters. Dorn, ny
•rxl H.Mnd. 07,[7,4 m •own b.' w,ek *rid ur
Salting t the hose of :he Indy a mother. \Ir..
14. .t. WeM•nr, Newgale.tre.r
I Mr. ,rid Mr-. Cr•wfoM. I.1. of \\'nal-te• e.
Lev• taken no Harr •e Metc.• in the hoer
n.1 11 oren .ind t. Mr.
w • tau sod I
Owned ,J r .
t
►'o..trr. qt. 1•einca'. •trawl.
M... P.. -mo -r. of (hirego sod Mr-. J.
Mt. of •.Afnmth were in no n land, week on a
brut .;.r to their It..,. Mr-..
Mr.. Pa•nrore 5111 make • farther' 1 -ie. berm he,
f0eretornlnt t ('hkwgo.
Mp..r., 21111 71 •rid Rcn -with, 0f . Alaimo.
Adaewr
are making 1 r a0nr.1 *rrnh va.ehwr
tldl to the o:d a ext +..ulh r^ TMy
ale a•.•niopen{«t by Mrs. w T `rnr h ,rid th.•
1An,t'• and hole. Mr, 11 err of M. •go,
BURN
M..t1.LISTER. To Mr .,n1 M-- l'.., .lrAl-
n.1er. et Ot H.kn-. ,.n Jdly 1.1 b. a 4011
ILINDE\FIRLt1. -.lt l'.rkb01 on Jung 3`t'h,
to Mr. and Mrs. e1.- Lindenilaid. .. dceee•
ter.
DIED.
l'ARRI' I1 In ficder-ch. on Fnn.1*> Jnl)
111 h I.*be11* Hill relict of lbw late AN -
row C•rtl,k. seed* teen M wraiths and
3 date.
W H r ARU - At IMC•*assn. ea wedas.dq
Jule 11. Jamas N'kyarrt, la Ms 61st year.