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MEDICAL.
1VIt GEO. HEILEMANN, OSTEO-
PATH, specialist in women's and children'
dresses. saute, chronic and nervous diseases. eye
rose sad throat, par la drat nr•s, looby°
sod rheumatic conditions. Adenoids removed upby [belt crews. Germany hoe
without the knife. (Mice at residence. corner
r4st.00 and St. Andrew's streets. At home oance promised not to use the warships
Mondays. Thursdays and SatudaY5,any evening and to return them to Russia after
Err appointment. the conclusion ot peace. Foreign'
Minister Tchitcherin's announcement
DENTISTRY. says:
"The return of part of the fleet
kR. H. G. MACECNELL.-HONOR from Novo Rossyak to Sebastopol
Graduate Toronto University. Graduate was agreed to on, give a guarantee
the express condl-
a1Colkaeof[)entalSurgeon•.
successor to rhe tate Maio Sale. Ofhces caner tion that Germany
queer and West street.Guderch. that the ships would not be utilized
by Germany and her allies In the wit
and teat they be returned to Russia
after the conclusion- of a genel%l
a, peace, and that the German troops
t>t1HOMASGCNDRY, would not cross the line of demarc-
1 AUCTIONEER. salon, which approximately colncld-
-- ed with their position at the open-
(! M' Goderch All instructions by mrd o Ing Of the negotiations with the Uk-
, CHAOS IN RUSSIA.
Grand Duke Michael May Lead
(banter-Itev olat lou.
HULL WJMAN HAS GAINED
TWENTY-EIGHT PJJNDS.
movement of Mrs. McCann is Talk 07
Entire Neighborhood.
LONDON, July 2, --German troops twenty -
have occupied Tills, the capital of I My elle has attually gainedYll;A00 GRAIN MAH.... .
nose aid her
prices on the Chicago Board of Trade: 1
says • deloy,st f000Lnge Telegraph I he neighborhood,"
theCaucasus government and the eight pounds by taking la li a fall J P falcwll
t Pre•.
Open, High. low. Close Clwa
stab rprnt made y John McCann of 197 C rs-
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Co. report the following
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n wonderful improvement is theto o
largest city is the Caucasus district, war the remarkable
despatch from oscow. Organisation Laval street, Hol. recently. Mr. McCann tea 1661k t41tj u75f, 1471[, 1
of Austro -German war prisoners In has lived in Bull all his life and is well dept • 16254 lUti 1601, 15174 148
that the. 150 161 148% 141% 15011 1 1
a[ region has been begun by known. wog, ..
Germans. Duke Michael Is reported "Yes, (lir, I can say for a fact," he I Oats-
tbeen in such July
to have coned a mat his
sty to Lod health before in seven years. She wog. ••
t t he considered It his duty to run-down condition ork-
r ° for about that oaf andgraduallyy
Russian people. nays an Exchange a 1 ehr court do.She
Grand
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est Ia order and rljn Eie the had been in a badly P
l of Jul
wtxee in spite of
Sept. ... 67% 6752, 66% 67
owing of Wash Materials
Septra_ .....
July .. . 25. to 25.97 25.30 25.47 25.5( 1 -
Special midsummer showing the est
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Voiles, Marquisettes, Pique, Gaberdines,Beach Cloths and Repps. Belmar Voiles in
rent 1s based upon the dissolution It seemed Jib 02, MARj�F.'j'$ laid patterns and foulard designs, in rose, grey, pink, cadet, green and navy, 40 1
times with sick headache. She often had
Telegraph despatch from Moacow Juneun-
25.H ally opo.
cw appetite. seldom ate any bre
fast, and very little art an ' aline. She h of newest designs in Wash Materials,in
ltrp}. E5.77 26.97 25.77 25.90 25.97
was so nervous tico d hardly
sleep well,
harabout July .... 23 35 23 60 23.35 23.40 2a.4c
The ranDuke's z 24 U7 23.9E 24 00 24.M
der date of e c
the people to overthrow the prase•
Government. and w weak she could y ge
Th Grand.
ak-
appeal for the the house, much less do any of her work. Sept. ... z2.9
ousting of the Bolshevik . Ooveru- like a would almost die at
.� p 1
arid.
t t4 Constituent Assembly, which rad Id 8 x h d Special 60c y
was tolled to dem just have t g P UNIOP1
et so sick and
weak she would
a
and hadfalleni
pounds to 110. about one-half of the receipts were seen Tanlac so highly r and the market for mended that 1 finally gut a bottle forher this class of cattle was steady to 101 x
and i have never y n such a wonderful lower, while the medium and coin•
verrfen
o e dizzy spells
a woo
Ida upon Russia's o give u and STOCK YARDS. inches wide. per 1
form of government, the Bolshevik go to She looked pale and sallow' TORONTO, July 2. -With a run 1
act siaulling In the disintegration of (ll oft n weight from 128 of cattle approximately 3,500 head ■ Plain colored Voiles are in great demand, an extra fine even weave, in colors
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Russia, the manifesto declares.
Amnesty for past offences will be I had h hl ecom butcher cow., a ■ of pink, blue, rose, green, black, white, 40 inches wide. 'Special 60c yard.
granted all who take part in the bo 1 t
the Grand Duke promises.
The Bolshevik Government as
revolution,
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h tmpro t m anyone Soon after she 1
surrendered Rossysk Germany • part r- comrriencrd taking it she g p m°° cows The Bathing Season Has Arrived
She has taken five bottles
to of
1 Black S fleet which`
other ships of the (feet were blown
AUCTIONEER.
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test ■t nKnalOnire will promptly attended w 1 rattle. It was only on condition that
taardrrlce tckphosr such an agreement be concluded that
Germany stopped the advance Of the
German troops toward Novo Ross -
LEGAL.
R, C. HOE. ' yak."
BARRISTrurkiC.IE1C. NOTARY: destroyers ofly one dthednought and Russ an BlackSea
(Mice-Scenic Hear Block. Hamilton street. I fieetcompwere
eereturned
t10he SebGeasmApotdIn
("Wench. E Tdepbutss stand the correspondent Is reliably
Red Estate. Loans sad Ittrtsraece.
bean to irk up
and look better. s a ' en .
n u
her old weight of Iib pounds, but she has
above
she, now weighs 135. Her appetite is
spletldid (fid she's never bothered with
nervous headaches or dizziness any more.
She does all her housework besides taking
c of five children and never complaint
o eeling tired. We are both simply de-
lighted over the way Tanlac has built her
up and we never Gross a chance to boost
it. (Jur neighbors have been astonished
over the results and they all tell her she
looks like a different person."
Tanlac is doles in Goderich by E. R.
Wigle, in Seatorth by C. Aberhart. in
W Ingham by Walton NIcKibbnn, in
Hensall by A. M Hemphill, in Blyth
by. White City ug Store, in Wroxeter
by J. N. Allen, in ndesburo' by John O.
Loundsberry. in E ter by W. S. Howey,
in Brucefield by P Bowey, in Dash-
wood by Tieman & Ede holler. in Crediton
by J. W. Orme. in Clinton by W. S. R.
Holmes. in Sheppardton by J.H. Simpson.
in Gorrie by H. V. Armstrong, and in
Fordelch by H. SanADVT.
the Russ an c ea
fed to Novo m fro when the Ger- ,w and she has not o ly g sten hick to to choice bate t 1 1
man■ eapty �ted Sebastopol, .ala an den We are showing a nice assortment of popular priced Bathing Seita, or men,
nodal tele am from Moscow. Tho actually gone ten pounds bo that,
Informed. The num her of .hips
PROUDFCOT, KILLORAN & COOKE,' blown up by their crews was much
RARRISIERS, SOLICITORS. NOTARIE' larger than those given over t/( the
PUBLIC. ETC. I Germans.
Care on the Square, second 10101 fro m Hindi
ANOTHER ITALIAN SUCCESS
ion Street. Goderrh.
Rivals funds to loan at lowest rates.
J. L.,Kttu.PAn
were slow of sale and
lower, being only about half finished, 1
and sold at 25e per cwt. lower.Good
hers were in stron
land at about steady prices, and
heavyweight steers were wanted and 1
held about steady with last week's 1
prices. The mulch cows and spring -
ere were In slow trade, and butcher 1
bulls about 25c lower. There was a
fair inquiry for stockers and feeders , 1
at lower levels. 1
The hog trade, with 1669 bead, 1
was steady to atrolig at the advance,
selling for the most part at 181l4c
fed and watered.
The sheep trade, with receipts of
320 sheep and lambs, was 60c strong- 1
er, with a good demand for light 1
sheep, with lambs selling steady at
last week's prices. Calves, with re- 1
celpte of nearly 700 head, were eas- 1
ler and sold 25c lower.
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK. 1
East Buffalo. July 1. -Cattle -Receipts y/
3000. Steady and strong. Prime eteera, INS1
377.50 to 117.85; shipping sleera, $17 to
117.25; butchers 311 to $16.75; yearlings.
113 to 317: helfers.4310 to 112.25; cowl, 1
86.50 to 312.25; bulls, $7.50 to 812; stock-
ers and feeders. 17.50 to 310.50; fresh
cows and springers, 860 to $145.
Calves -Receipts. 1650. Strung,
110.25.
Hogs -Race pts. Strong.
as
w' Paoo••ti t. H. J •b. Couaa.
G. CAMERON, K. C.. BARRIS-
.�. TER. aoltc,to. notary )hlpubird '. Offices ces
Ila,aultun Street. GoderiCh• tet each week. m
Where. Al Chaton Thursday
rice to Albert Street occupied by Mr. Hooper.
Ofrebowsea.m.lob p.ea. _
CHARLES GAR�IA+. LL. B..
�j Itiloaned attlowest rates.
etc.. Godlrrch.
I t SEALER, BAk RIST ER, 6L-
0. ICITOSI. solani public and cons YSn er'
ewe- Court House. Getter c h.
ntsuuMCE. LOANS. ETC.
Captured Two More strategic Moun-
t()
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womyn and children, in one-piece styles.
Sweater Coats
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Another lot of handsome novelty wool Sweater Coats to hand this week, in all 1
the newest colorings, in open -front and pullover styles. The ideal garment for sport 1
wear and wearing in the cool, evenings. Priced from $7.50 to $10.00. 1
Attractive Kimonos Moderately Priced
Attractive Kimono of flowered cotton 1
crepe, trimmed with satin. Special value 1
Fancy Sox for the Little Tots
Children's
also white
Super -quality
25c per pair.
Socks in plain white,
with fancy1*61ored tops.
lisle thread. All sizes.
$2.95.
Plain colored cotton crepe Kimonos,
in pink, sky and rose, satin faced. Special
at $2.25.
Handsome embroidered cotton crepe
Kimonos, large cape collar, rose, pink
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and mauve, at $4.50 each. 1
37 to 1 1
they have h 1 5000 Heavy. 1
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Joni m and Mary were talking and,their
young aunt overheard the folio ir.g con-
versation: "1 am glad that t y ve sec 7 -n:17
1 '' kern .. , last
good things to eat in heaven.' said -Mary I Yorker and pig $17.8 to 818• roughs
317,8u to 81 .,a; m x , yon 1
"You silly,. they don't eat at ill tip $15 to 615 25; stags, $10 to 612. ' 1 I�/tcCALL PATTERNS McCALL PATTERNS
there," objected John. "1 Just yeas Sheep Ind lambs -let eiDta, 1000. 1
he d John 5larten answered ei' ht- ,l 310 t $14:
Nether/. $12.50..t0 1
Steady to strong. iambs. 814 to 118.75;
they
o o yea Ings o ,. e
will be pleased.
my catechism. 'The Lord makes preset mixed
Chicago. July 1.-Hogs-Seceipta, 45.000. 1
was showing it to her old gardener: "You Lei sola al 6(7.16; bulk Ot sales, 313.51 /
that able parrot comes to 617 111: butchers. 816.65 to 317.10: pack• 1 ImI rr 111 111111111111111111111111111111 IK
ing.'4\16.16 to 816.66: light. 816.80 to 1
$i7.IP rough, 315.75 to $16.05; pig'. 816.41 to 116\65
g'1i g6,f d bulls and hest
year-old Mary with dignity. "It says in
few fancy. 614.2.5: ewes, 13 to 812; 1
sheep. $13 to Biz.So. Try us with your 'phone and mail orders. You wl pease .
and keeps us .' CHICAGO
A �rade fully steady with Saturday's good 1
with a parrot from Ile Congo( and she tkne: closed pro: carload of /a Hcy.
WVE STOCK 1
(.'ear old lady had been presented some carts as les be to nuc lower; later 1 + The store with the big stocks. 1
LONDON. July 2. -Italian troops know. Joseph,
on the Asiago plateau renewed their i from Congo, and the Congo parrots are
offensive Sunday and carried the Iso intelligent that they are almost human.
important strategic positions of Col This bird whistles 'Hume, Sweet Home,'
1 del Rosso and Col di Chevy. o beautifully that the tears run down his
Heavy attacks launched aga,nat beak... •' Yes. mum." replied Joseph. "1
Monte di Valbella by the Auwt ahs know them parrots from the Congo. 1
were repulsed by the Italians, "the used to have one• and it whist'ed 'The
enemy masses being mowed down by Village Blacksmith' so beautifully' that
artillery fire," according to the ooh- sparks used to fly from its blooming tail."
ciao statement from headquartets. '
More than 2.000 prisoners were tak- The day was drawing to a close; judge.
en by the Italians. Jurors and lawyers all were growing
The Austrian W'fr Omce yesterday weary. Coun-el for the prosecution was
admits the complete evacuation by cross-examining the defendants. "Ex-
'ACK1LIOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-1^the Austrian forces ot Col del aosao actly how ear is it between the two
Dl AM:ECO_Faroand rotated town pop- and .Monte dl Valbella, eDl towns he asked at Ien:'th. For some
artyy insured. The Italian War Office stat time Paddy stood thinking, then. "About
Ontierl- Jr. Coeaolly. Prn., Goderich P. 0 ; {btu miles as the ay flows." came the
r, Evart. Vre-PresS Beechwood P.O.:
Thomas said: ,answer. You mean 'as the flow cries.' e
. Hays Sec.D. Fas. SeafoM P14. o. /. �� "On the Asiago plateau our troops corrected the man of law. -The judge
Lhrecturs- D. F. jµcGrcgor. R. R. No. S, Sea- opened action again. The formidable
ent
Grath ��eehn G. Gneve• Watt wdlam Col del Rosso was carried with spirit. leaned forward ' No, he remarked
ttobericoF
K.
• Leta. Clatter. James day,
t;onnaly.Goderch' •'In the end the bravery of our
Agents. J. W. Yeo; Goderich; Ales. Leitch.
R.it.No. 1, Clmtoo, William LheeneY. Seatorth, troops conquered the enemy's stub -
E. Ittrchler. Sealort h. Pricy -holders can pay all
rad set their cards reeelpted at.RR.J.' born resistface. and the contested
Rmn, R. 54o ' Sesloth. . ane.!_
farodlu Mc(:artner� R. No. S. Sea- Col di Chrlu was the theatre of s
orth err liar k. Makolm Mc- bitter struggle throughout the whole
a Evsm. Iieeckwood. James -
positions refitalned in our hands.
"About midday and in the after-
noon the enemy launched two heavy
attacks against Monte di Valbella,
but the enemy masses. mown down
by our arUllery fire, were complete-
ly arrested by our infantry and forc-
ed to retire.
"Our airplanes daringly participat-
ed in all phases of the fighting.
"The losses suffered by the enemy
on Saturday and"etunday are ascer-
tained to have been exceptionally
heavy. Eighty-five officers and 1.935
men were node prisoner. Our losses,
thanks to the decisiveness of the at-
tack and excellent co-operation of the
artillery, were very slight.
"On the remained of the front the
fighting activity was normal. in the
Doone Valley and in the region of
Gludlcarla we surprised small enemy
posts, securing a few prlgoners and
machine guns. In the Meugna re-
gion an enemy attack wits repulsed."
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rash's Clothing Store. Clinton; H. H. Cott s
cry, Kington street. Goderxh. or J. H.
• 's General Store. Bayhesd. - -
20 �l� PRIVATE FUNDSTO
11isf W. A
RON9Barnder. HamilANton streetppIY l;o
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MUSIC.
t J. W. TAYLOR. ORGANIST
and choirmaster of Knox church. Teacher
Piano. Vocal and Theory.
lot Conservatory examinations. Studio -corner
Britannia road and South street. Telepahone No.
MIL n.2m
1SABEL R. SCOTT, TEACHER OF
Voce. Piano and Orpn. Pupils prepared
for
Cenwrvatoy examinations. Apply s(MIq,'W.
CURRIES. Britannia road.
Brophe3 Bros.
GODERICH
lie Leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully attended
to
at all hours, or
The Saults Coal Co.
S000erore to MoDonaah & Gledhill
EXC1.uSIVR AGENTS FOR
•LE11IOI1 VALLEY
THE COAT. THAT SATISFIES
We deal in Hard and Soft Coal,
Lime, Cement, Fire Brick, Fire
Clay, also !lard and Soft Wood,
Maple and Hemlock Slabs.
Fresh cars of Lime and
Cement Just received.
OFFlcit: PHOIrit - - - -
B. ). Santts' Residence 275
W. W /Units' Residence 202
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PHONE 56 Millar s ScotchStore
calves steady: stockers 1
eteadY; demand Door, Beet 318; common
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choice aid prime. 116.15 to 818; common
and medium. $l1.5 to 816.35. Butcher
Catt Receipts. 19.000: market foe 1
sleera1�f-otet s' clo.•4 weak and 1
butchers Y;'
unevenly war. meetly 16c to 25c down; 1
grassy cob's and heifers 'offered mot:
k and feeders about my
1
stock -Coves and heifers. 31 to 114.50can
rs, 36.75 to SS: stocker,
and nfeeder . gooders end y choice and fancy. 0.5(
to 313: Inferior. common and medium. St
to 810.50: veal calves, good and choice,
316•.25 to $16.75. 17.000:
Sheep and lambs-RecelDts.
mostly 25c higher; Idaho lambs. 31x.65 tc
$19: with second■ to killers at $18 to
316.40. top natives. $111.15; shorn Iambic,
choice and prime, $18.66 to 119; medium
and 31 ; good. 317.75
choice a$ndAprime 1115; culls, .750 to
to
$13: medium and good. 510 to 111.75;
suavely. "he means 'as the fly crows." cull.• 34.50 to 31.7$.
And they all looked at one another, feel-
ing that something was wrong. Atrocities Were Falte�
Two Austrian Generals Killed.
AMSTERDAM, July 2. -In a de-
scription of the recent fighting along
the Pave during the Austrian offen-
sive in Italy, Lieut. -Gen. von Ar-
denne, writing in the Berlin Tage-
blatt, says that the desperate Aus-
trian attack on the Montello, where
the line bends to the west, was
undertaken with the object of draw-
ing off the Italian troops from the
river farther down.
The writer reports that the Aua-
trlan generals, Bolzano and Schinner-
er, were killed during this fighting.
Despondency In Hun Oapttal.
AMSTERDAM, July 2. -In • de-
spondent article on the present food
situation In Germany the Socialist
newspaper Vorwaerte of Berlin
frankly points out that the general
shortage is undermining tbe
int de-
clares,
the people. Amongthem,
the question of "an early end
to the tragic world war has again
become of urgent Importance."
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ngworm on
Child's Head
Caused Great Distress and Spread
to Neck and Ears -Cure Was
Speedily Effected When Right
Treatment Was Recom-
mended.
There is no disease of the skin more
obstinate than ringworm. and the
mother who writes this letter doe. so
fully realizing what It will mean to
other anxious mothers to know about
Dr. Chase's Ointment.
This remarkable cure was brought
about two years ago, and as there dhas
Submarine laptnrtel.
PORTSMOUTH, Va.. July 2. -Cap -
tuts of the German submarine which
sant the American transport Presi-
Adent Lincoln was announced in a
, telegram rerelve(I hare yesterday
1 from Lieut. Edouard Victor Isaacs.
U.S.N., who was taken prisoner by
the Germans when the tteansport was
' seat down. Iaaaea telegraphed that
he was safe In England.
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been no return of the miatrwaa..a
ease there can be no doubt that the t
cure is permanent. les and Persia t0 Turkey.
Mrs. D. Stebbins, Grand Bend, Ont., Count Lafayette Killed.
writes: "I am going to tell you of my
experience with Dr. Chase's OInt- PARiS, July f. --Count Gilbert de
mens. My little girl had sores come Lafayette, who was serving as a ■er-
out on her hese which looked like eant 1n the French artillery, was
ringworms. They were spreading ant, t
tut, and I tried home treatment, but killed during the fighting in Cham -
nothing helped her. I took her to the pagne Jttne 12. He 1s the third de -
doctor, and he opened some of the scendant of Lafayette who has mel
sores, which were as big as the yoke death in the war.
of an egg. The salve he gave me to Count de Lafayette was • son of
put on was very severe, and the poor the Marquis de Lafayette and a de -
child would cry for an hour or more
f Lafayette of American
after an application. For six weeks
WASHINGTON, July 2. -Further
revelations by Dr. Muehlon, director
ofof the Krupp Company. who
Switzerland, showing that Germany
falsified stories of Russian atroci-
ties during the early days of the
war, are summarized 1n • despatch
from Berne. According to Dr. Mueb-
ion, the commission of Cabinet al -
cern sent to East Prussia to investi-
gate returned without evidence of
atrocities and with a report that the
population spoke in terms of praise
of the conduct of the Russian
soldiers.
Dr. Muehlon also is quoted as say -
Ing that in August, 1914, high Ger-
man officials boasted that Germany
possessed the means of destroying
Russia without a single battle, by in-
citing revolution, and thgt the Ger-
man plan also included the "libera-
tion" of Finland and the Baltic coun-
tries, the pretended reinstatement of
Poland as a kingdom; the turning 11. E. VF:RNEDN: AT FRENCH RIVER, OXT.
ver of Bessarabia to Roumania and SIX years ago an English writer it. F:. Vernede by name, spent a summer
he giving of th• Caucasian terrltor- I Canada and wrote under tar otic of 1 h� Ma,r I
1 t description of (Ale uninUy, frim the Old Country Doing of
An English Poet on Canada and War 1
It continued to spread all over her
head, and came down to her neck and
ears. She suffered terribly. At Mat
eom• kind ladles told ms about Dr.
Chase's Ointment, so I got a bez, and
the first time I put ft en she was re-
lieved of pain, and the a•cond time
the swelling was all gone. Before we
had flntehed the first box the sores
were nearly all gone. I have told all
the people around here about your
t praise it too
Ointment, and I cane°
much. It 1s now two years since my
little girl was troubled in this way.
and it never came back, so you can
see
mho 1s completely cured. Tim are
at liberty to urs this statement for the
benefit of others who may be suffer-
ing In a similar manner."
Joseph 4renn•r• J.T.. endorsee this
statement as fellows • "Tho 1s to cer-
tify that 1 am personally acenainted
with Kra D. Stebbins of Grand Bend.
Ont., and bailey: her statement with
reference to Dr. Chase's Ointment to
bet true and comet.'•
Dr. Chow'/ Ointment. 6e chite a
box. an dealers er Edmansen, Dates &
Co., Limited. Toronto. Se ~Wien*
of the dreirest who trim to fa you
Into accepting a eybetltnt•.
)omiwuu u: e of tae
halo/feat
view, that has yet seen the light. Vern#t:e had married a Canadian girl and
had a sympathy for things Canadian. whit led num to appret late rather than
criticise the. New World which he fatind sin (thing between Atiat:tic and Pa-
cific. Although by nn means of fighting temperament. he enlisi' 1 In the Public:
School Battalion of the Royal itusfilt:rs on the outbreak t1 the war, gaining
a commission in the Rifle Brigade early in 15I1 A number of Poemi 1,0111
his -pen attracted much attention in the Column + of the "London
s Times -
i yes anti
other publications -one of whirr). entitled To Canada."
ted
on this gide,
"Canada. nimbi. is not thy fate most fair'.
is there a land men know (alar than thee?
scendant o ay Where la heaven half so vast? Where blows a lovelier air?
revolutionary fame. What are thy sons doing here oer the sea?
Last month Count Gilbert was dewent back
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corated with the French War Crossi to the tri fr'stes only to xbeautifII mortatil lly wounded ., an attack lonhlla rinrourt
Wood to April. 1917. Like Rupert Brooke and'41.tn Seeger, end the !ming
Canadian poet. Pernard Freeman Trotter. R. E. Vernede reached hag highest
powers of expression under the Intense emotion :f "The Great Adventure,"
and his venett were easely read by lover. of fire poetry. Edmund Gonne,
__ r rheas "afar
for distinguished service in the
operations on March 14. The citation
said he had remained for six hours
In the open in an advanced observa-
tion post in order to discover and
report on minnenwerfers, which were the great English critic. vnlunteers.1 tr e 1 ••rine
being used by the Germans against ctontatatn some ntardiulyn in=l:tired line eiicn of hoch has n rashly been Issued opening in
to his
t]fe French.
%
ive:
"Wt.at testi 1 brine to volt, wife of mine.
%vhen 1 tome bark from the war?
A ribbon your dear brown hair to twine?
A shawl from a Berlin store?
Say rh.11 I choose Von some Prnselan hock
When he Chiang we o.rwhelm?
Shall I tiring you a Potsdam goblet hack
And the crest frosts a Princes helm?
6
Little you'd care what 1 NIA at your fret,
gibbon or crest er shawl -
What 11 I bring von nothing, sweet.
Sinn maybe t ome home St e11?
Al. but milt know, Reeve Heart, you'll know
'Iwo :hinge l'Il have kept 10 send:
Illee hennnr for ablrh yea bade me go
And my lose -my love to the eel.
Provincial Rights Again.
CALGARY, July 2. -An Important
decision regarding the granting of
divorce In this province was handed
down from the Appellate Division of
the Supreme Court of Alberta, four
judges being of the opinion that the
courts here have the power to grant
Idivorce, with Lord Chief Justice Ber-
yl. dissenting. The judges who con-
curred In this ruling were: Justice
Stuart, Justice Beck. Justice Hynd-
man and Justice Simmons.
The Salvetiopp Army Hostel for
Soldiers at IClniston was opened.
Ilk
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