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. . AU the Baas boys who have.n-
Count and District listed have beam pasted with wrist-
watches watches or sig•ct-rigs.
Mrs. S. T. Plso was called to Balt
to attend the tn•er•1 of her sister -in -
taw. Mrs. (le.doo Rowell.
Theen.a Park, of R.eeeldale. is dead
M the age of forty-tbr.s years.
Jam Baryes of Centralia. died at
kis has hs that village o• April 14th.
Ile wes twisty -Ave years of ago.
Tho boos of Mr. Thoma. Aikbe, of
Hill, b•• been bereaved by the
b erf the mother. which sad event
demurred oe Tuesday, April 18th. Ms..
Akins wee fifty-eight years of cgs.
The property which was u.sd as
•e>•imultural grounds at Zurich about
rYaw* aim baa been purchased
ed Delta. The price paid was
Arohlbald McGregor, a resident of
Kai[llloo township twenty-tive years
ago,'dkd .t the borne of his daughter
I. Norfolk, Virginia, on April ltd
ApopMxy wee the cause of death.
A enrpeiee party was held .t the
home of Mr. sod Yrs. Paul Masser,
me .tbe Goshen line, Hay township,
wM• the neighbors and Mende a.-
esmbisd to bid them farewell prior to
their departure from the community.
The assistance which Mrs./Was Eyre
bee given to make tb. Tuckth
Debating Club • anise was
sal id a recant meeting of the clu
when she was made the recipient of •
biestifd lies. table -Dover.
Conrad Eckhart, of Mc[iliop, met
with n nasty accident when be was
baked by • bosses He was thrown
madam is .tow wall "add suffered •
badly braised face end arm, besides
bevies several tee& loosened.
Robert IL Wnt•on and Mies Dora
Theist Bell were the principals In a
>•atriengnlal evert at Fiske, bar
dwtehan. o• April IOW. The groom
le•.oa of Me. and Mrs. John Watson,
et bear Bayfield.
Oa Weda.ed•y, A 19th, Rev. H.
R. Diehl the ceremony
which in i Mie. M.
De.teie. MoLlpebeJ of Adelaide.
with Jams Melvin Reid. of Steal, v
towg�R
niet weddingwall solemnized et
the latb..•.p•reoaage. Dashwood,
ea Wedn..day evening of last week,
when Miss Pkneie Howsld was united
b�.Mr. y. .fel Machos.peer
et Rev. P. Qtw,•pner
eieWd.
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Mr. and Mrs. John
township, was the
.sass of •e APR lads.t event no Wedoes-
�dodghte! Mao. b.seme the bridwhom their ge of
Albert Davidson. of Smola. Rev .
W. a Hawkins o:tDdated.
Mies Mary R. Chewy, Who b.. had
charge of tie ebibiree'speenkm of the
general hospleal, sc-
ooped • perish 1a Sia bsipi11a1 lie'
wawa, of ib. Teepees iiooddak Oom-
ray Z~ d�KnP y,
of ?loksesmlth.
The home of fele. 2M Mea, Hogb
KamYtem, of '1ti-g_r_Wetb, was We
et a quiet b y wedding
. April when their
, Mlm Davidson,
le William J.
Rev.
Jamas Argo. of ERoo•dvUM, officiated
he the pawmuee of the Immediate
Meek of tbe eoatrscting parties.
Dudes repeat electrical storm- 1g;
ademee of George Thiel, on the 14th
cospelioa of Hay, was struek by
14kUbsg. This we. the second time
LbIs maim that it was damaged and
the Mb e,e.ion within the fast few
years that the buildings on this farm
were wreaked from • similar taus..
The dreary is thus disproved 1.he1
l(gbtning never strikes twice in the
sane plow.
R. Gibvor'@ blacksmith business at
Ethel baa hese purchased by John
McNeil. of Walton.
At the battle of 8t. Slot Sergi. t'un-
d•tTham. a son ut D. R. Cunningham,
of Walton, won distinction by ree:u-
Ing wouoded awn.
Mrs. lsabella Campbell, • former
rssidsot of Monas township. died at
Gaylord. Mbhigen„ un April S1h, aged
seventy-four years.
•An attack of measles, followed by
resulted in the death ..f
as, William O. Homuth, of the 10th
cosioeseion of Tur•herry, un Wednes-
day, April 19th. Mr.. Ilomuth was
thin -oine years of age. olid Is sur-
vived by her husband, two little
daughters, bar mother, two sisters
and four brothers.
Fourteso young men of Belgrave
communis R. Irwin Ferguson.
J.mee McCallum, W. E. Scott, Rich -
curd Fay, Harry Dye, Albert Price,
Albert Harr, John Tasker, John
Andersoo, Cb•rlie Cocaine', James
Coulter. Austin Campbell, John Tas-
ter, William Sutton—were presented
with wrist-w.tcbes at a public meet-
ing on April 20th.
A pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Walker, on
the 6th line of Morris toseoship,
on Settuday, April '.clod, when
Miss Minnie, only daughter of the
home, was married to H. L. Hum-
phrey. of Victoria College, Toronto.
The cer.mo.y was performed by Rev.
Geo. Jewitt, of Blyth, uncle of the
bride, anima by Rev. D. Wren, M.
A., of Bre.seis. Mr. nod Mrs. Hugo-
perry will reside for a time in London,
where the bridegroom is taking an
officer's training course.
John Bell, an toted resident of the
nth Uoe of Morris, died on floods',
April :Zed. He had been ill for over
eight weeks. He was a native of Ire-
land. being born in the couuty of
(loran eighty-tive years ago. The
family curve to Canada when the sub-
ject of this notice was ten years of
ate, and after living in Darlington
township cod in the Mitchell district
they settled thirty-five years ago in
Morris township, where Mr. Bell pur-
chased a farm on which he continued
to reside until his death. H. was a
member of the Orange Order for sixty
years and seldom missed the oppor.
tunity of wrcbing in tbe tanks to
celebrate the victory of the Boyne.
He is survived by • family of two sons
and two daughters : Charles, of Bl tb ;
John, et home; Mrs. McGee, of Blue -
vale. and Mise Mary, at home. Mrs.
Bell died nine years ago,
EXETER.
Thos. Cann bad an auction sale of
his household effects and has removed
to London.
Thos. Hazlewood suffered a p•re-
lytie stroke on Mood.y night of last
week and is in a serious condition.
After a lingering illness Mise Annie
Harrison passed sway on Sunday,
April Zred. She was in her sixty-third
ysar.
Will Birnsy, of Winnipeg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Birney, has
joined the 161st Hurons. He held a
lucrative poiition with a large firm in
the Western city and received a tempt-
ing offer to go to their New York office,
but refused to consider it, as he felt
bis place was in the ranks.
L EE L TO 11111111
SITISTM MOR
RESEARCH 10011
Arranges With Arthur D. Lit-
tle to Establish Central Or-
ganization at Montreal
•
CO. LOOKING FORWARD
Dominion - Wide Organization
for the Scientific Research
of the Country's Vast
Resources
Altboegb the potestlal wealth of
('.a••da's natural resources 1s knows
to be marvellous, oily a small por-
tion of these have been exploited, and
apart tram the work done by the Gov-
ersme.t Geological Survey, the scion -
tide I$ .sU odors of Canada's re-
sources with a view to prac. cal drvel-
opm..t has been fragmentary sad al -
m at I amalerfal.
n
The Isogon of the titanic conflict sow
ow
rase 1a Lurope has brought home
bear musk the Dominion has to learn
from cents of the 8srope•n countries
wkb which she is at war. as for th-
e tas. the pr.-emtasece of Germany
to masnt•ctarine, metallurgical and
•ledrisal♦developmeat. dna pre -emi-
nate ile the tbereershoms with which
absarcd reoearea was persued In that
roa•Ry, a pre-embienne which result-
ed la a herd' and profitable market for
her r.asetaet.rera. sot only at home
b.( all over the worid.
?%. weak! aN prosperity of O.
setae sad empires of the future will
be gaby their ml•eral sod cheml-
..l attiv'Ivee asci preelection
whoa peace is restored there w111 be
• strong Mort to provide the require -
masa et the Britlat =+spin and ken
Mime tress Moodily •osress. sad if the
war wars, ..happliy. to M lone drown
sal the prod.etien of Canadian re
.»areae might become more essential
--AIM a•ese•s 1. pears aid war than
ant bor.'s.
Oraili.n PscIIe Ay Co. has
s em& attaebed to Its great
ems ar 'hail the eompesy has
a gait ebonies/ sad see
kthm.wy amt brdrrei.e-
tris equipment equal to anything oaf
the continent. Thee are, however,,
local activities. and the time hart
come, In the opinion of Lord Shaugh-
nessy, when • Dominion -wide organ-
ization should be formed for the
scientific research of Canada's vast
mineral, metal. tfydro-electric and
chemical resources, which will result
is the practical application to Indus-
try of many mt.er•ln heretofore neg-
lected or exported for manufacture to
other countries, of by-products in
existing lndu.tttes and of other nat-
ural resources which wire neglected
or Insumelently a:plotted. The waste
of straw. for instance, In our wheat
fields, of flax fibre, of lumber, seven-
ty-five per cat. of the product of
which has been wasted In the forest
or at the mill. while In tempest.
molybdesite. graphite. oil shale, mks.
ma.paeee. magnetite, talc. feistier
sad other minerals there is a field
for the profitable Investment of much
larger capital than at present
The Ca.a4Ln Pacific Ry. Co. aims
to secure the mobilization of the
ablest and most scientific and chem-
ical brains of the Dominion, and to
associate them with a central organ -
Institut to direct the activities of all
the aMwtlsta and experts engaged Is
research work In .11 parts of the Do -
million. The discoveries and Informa-
tion gleaned by the ceetrel orgaaim.
tion, whsle supplies for the special
Information of the Canadian Pacific,
will be disseminated from Was to
time by bulletins which should be 01
great value to merchants and imam
factmnrs as well u to students and
prospectors. •
To carry out these views armee-
meats have been made with iMr. Ar-
thur D. little for the establishment
of a central organisation at Meet -
real for research work Id. tittle has
been President of the Americas
Cbemleal Society asci le • member
of the Institute of chemical Rag-
aeers, an( • dtrectnr M the Chemi-
cal and Enalneer Department M the
Latltute of Terhnoloty Indeed, Kr
i ittle's fame as a chemist and •
rhemlcel enein.er Is world-wide. and.
as .a organiser and tevestigator he
bas no imporier. His activities bass
extended to every branch of Industrial
and ebemlcal research work. hewing
twenty practical chemists associated
Pith h1'.. lard Rhangbnessy is row -
Meat that Mr !Attie will betld eD
an ergatnlr.tlon In Canada which wt:i
renter Immense benefits on the Do -
males.
A i'letnlnlon charter has bees ob-
tained and the Canadian Research
Amman will begin operation* is IW+wt.
real on May i.t. when they will M
in • patios to reoperate salta set...*
protean and others of the Daisies
already eatat d la research west M
earl Hajar, son of Dr. and Mrs.
llolmse, b g Asmber of the 34th Bat-
tery, which i training et Kingston.
Mrs. C. Q. Priests has disposed of
her business et Denver, Colorado, sad
i• home u• • Omit to her mother, Mea
H McQusrgii.
Cline Soolt, eon of Mr. and Mrs. P.
Scott, lt•a been promoted t., the posi-
tion e( accesee••t is on. of the offices
,d the Stoddard Bank at Calgary.
Mrs. D. Breckenridge, • resident of
Brussels foe several years, died at the
home of bee daughter, Mn. R. Messer,
of Jameetew•. She wee in tier measly -
seventh year.
While viaitleg in Bromide a few
days ago Thomas Yriendsbip, of Tees -
water, was taken seriously 111 and a
physician had to be colic . He has
eines improved sufficiently to be able
to return home.
Very euecwdul services were held In
000nectloo with the tint •.niversery
of Melville church on buoday, April
23rd. Rev. Dr. McGillivray, of Guelph.
was the spanker foe the day. The offer-
ings totalled 2400 siM this was
further augmented by 2150, the pro-
ceeds of a social on Monday evening.
CLINTON.
Hervey Harland, son of Mr. Will
Harland, has enlisted in the artillery
mud is • member of • Guelph battery.
The death of Mrs. S. G. Castle, •
highly esteemed resident of Clinton.
occurred eu Thursday. April 800. 8be
bad bees ill for about a month. Be-
sides her husband, to whom she was
married eight years ago, she is sur-
vived by four small children and one
brother. Hugh Crich, of Spirit River,
Alberta.
Lieut. Chas. Kerr, coo of Rev. W.R.
Kerr, of Vancouver, B. C., formerly of
Clinton, received special mention in
recent dispatches describing the severe
lighting around St Blot salient. Lieut.
Kerr wan in charge. of a bombing
party which did effective work in
driving the Germans from • shell
crater. He has since been reported
wounded in the face and suffering
from shell shock.
SEAFORTH.
The Jackson Manufacturin Conn
pony is considering the advisability orf
opening • branch factory in Se.forth.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hobbs, form-
erly of Seaforth, now of St. Marys,
announce the engagement of their
daugbter. Barbar. Celeste, to Lindsay
A. Sinclair, fourth .on of Mr. and Mrs,
William Sinclair, St. Marys. The
marriage is to take place about the
middle of May.
At the last meeting of the town
council, the councillor* placed on
record "their disgust and disapproval
of the remarks made by speakers et a
recent recruiting meeting in Seaforth,"
and decided that etepi should be taken
to correct the false impression that
there have been comparatively few
enli.trnents from Seeforth and the
surrounding couotry.
W RAM.
Dr. it. L. Stewart, of Betgrave, hes
opened en office in W Ingham.
N. K. McLeod has taken over the
agency for the Metropolitan Life In-
surance Co.
Mr. and Mn. William Bone leave
this week for Tillsouburg, where Mr.
Bone hal purchased a grocery business.
G. A. Snatte has severed nis connec-
tion with the Citizeri band, having
accepted • position with the 11.1811 Bat-
talion band at Berlin, as cornet solo-
ist.
tsr J;ssie L Wilson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Wilson, has been
accepted as • lied Cross nurse and hes
sailed for Eogl•nd to take up ber
work $t Shorncii fe.
CoL L. W. R. Malloy, of Kingston,
familiarly known as "the blind
trooper," was the guest of Mr.. J. E.
Swats, •t the ;Queen's hotel.' last
week.
W. C. Adams, of Wingham, who
left Toronto on March 1st with the
Army Service Corp., to now in France.
With forty others be passed his exam-
ination as a first -clam driver, after be-
ing only tan day. in England.
In the Spring
Is It a Cough?
Osttedo Wo es's Mvica
Hamilton. Ont.—" 1 am a great he.
Bever in Dr. Pierre's mediemesi am
speaking from the actual use of them •rd
the great benefit I hew derived thevrfmm.
Shortly alter my marriage I began
bad a very bed cough and got very thin
.fid wtta�d lows My �p4e thought
La gni
Pierer. 'Oda Medical Discovery' and
tile alias cured nse."—
M ADIEUS Hass,�any26 Cheerer 81.
HiReide. Ont.—" Wben I was only
dam month' old my mother procured
Golden Medical
Discovery' for me.
I have taken it several timm myself since
end about one year ago 1 gave It to my
two (Addeo. They 'recovered very
quirkily with no tied rewtlt., after taking
o.s bottle. i have recommended it to
ts• nutuber d late."—Mea. W. J.
Kilbride, Ont.
Ile bat time to etre • cough is wiles
k Mets. Ordinarily, a few dans of Dr.
Piercers Odds Medical Discovery will
eettrpes a cough at the beginning. But even
m � a
wbthe edeep-seated and the
Andy u wasted try enseriation, i '. Pares
=et
Medical Discovery will in most
es•ss slimes • pe sant ewe.
Oat it Io.day hent say mediei.a dealer;
it is • powerful blood placer, se pee
t+stt•g amperethat it even gets et thr
er
dsp.fe he is sod amiss them
eat the system
Re-.sbor it le sot • patent madisik•
for its legrsA.•ss are primed a the
wrapper it's a pv� dyrvrie eatraet d
roots, wade without -leoioi
Depend
%hie greed monody to
give the kind bloedd 18d ntskts the
chi• oleos sad pots asebitio• sed
tato the entire body. Yon will mtr�
De. rill
tad For free
Piece Budde,NAY, Trial
, write
wine Was 10 suet.
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Grandmother kept her lair kdiftib
darkened, glossy and apraetiv. with •
brew of Sage Tea and 881pher. Wham.
• ever her hair took e• that doll, feaster
streaked appease, this dimple Wxtsae
was applied with wonderful eget ]y
asking at a• drug store ter "Wyetbrs
Sage and Sulphur Cbmpo•ad," yea will
get • large bohl• of this old-time
improved by the additive of other be
ret-
Imts, all ready to sae, for Mont gg .stets.
712o simple mixture ran be
upon to restore natural color add
en the h r.
A well-sowa dowstows druggist aqe
eMrehody. uses Wyeth's Rage say !tel-
pher C red now breas it aka
.o nature and evrsly that aohody end
tell it 8.s ap i.d -It's se easy tems
nu'. too. You shop damper • e•.rk s.
.oft break and draw t through your hair,
takl.g o.e strand at • time. By morales
thegray hair disappear.; after a.vtbt
at0licatio. or two, It is restored to ire
aa1 color wad looks glossy, soft nal%
berietitel. 711s preparative is . d.11ght-
fel toilet requisite. it is est i■tmdd fee
the etre, mitiptioa or provost* .1 cite•
emu. tr
We HMI bf thi.ge.—P swift
on tha eadw stress Or nisei