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An Abused Anthem
`!'ha Qoebeoker s who ehooted '`Down
with conscription" and sang "0 Cau-
ada" diograced the latter. There can
ba no Canada without the triumph of
the awiueiplee for which the Empire ie
now fighting, and the eight of tide in
spiriarg anthem senate by a Crowd of
cravens, who culotte ".Down with cob-
worifttion" though told that it is nccos•
eery to save; Canada from the T'outont
is enough to make anyone disgusted,
Churches Strom In Sentiment
There ie nothi►tg weak or faltering
in the attitude of tile shurohes towafde
contctiption, eo far as these have been
heard from at their oflleial gathering?,
Same of the district Methodist churches
endorsed it, coupling with compulsory
service a conse.ription of wealth and
ear profits, Official Ant;;Iicanism le
[l etfooted in favor of a conacriptiou
measure, the synod of Niagara (recline
ing unreservedly :for it, and it is ua-
't+laited that the ancient (:Murch that
hart gtveu uo Many then uutler the vol.
toiletry systern is one in eentititent with
Premier Borden in favor of a syetem
that will clear up the existing unsatie•
factory situation,
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Tl WAN II LM ADVANCE
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Compliment from a Liberal
There aro only two rrtr'u in it-- :fir
Robert Bordeu and Sir Thomas White
--who can bo said to command the
confidence of the country in the least
degree.---Bcautford 1:xpositor, (aboral)
Siuce so pronounced a liberal paper
ie pleased to pay tine high tribute to
the leader of elle Government and Erie
chief lieutenant the coinpliwent is a
considerable one, Coming; as it dace
front the mouthpiece of the Uou. Ginn.
P. Graham.
If Sir Robert and Sir Thomas hold
the coniidenee of the country, it eeenns
to us that the Government they lead
cannot be eo vory bad, after all.
.41-14
CHURCH UNION
To the Editor of TUE ADVANCE
Sire—I have noticed at various times
a nutnbev of lettere on the quetition of
Church Union, and I thought that
though I rarely *rite to the papers I
would like to add my 'little quota to
the discussion. I hold that there is
absolutely only oue reason why any
minister of the Gospel should refuse to
enter into Church Union and that ie,
Shall I be required to believe and
teach any important cloetrin• s
that in my view are contrary to the:
teaching of the Word of God? All
questions of Chureh government or
polity, past history, and even the
question. Will better results be secured
by union or as we are? are merely
matters of opinion or sentiment, a'ui
can only bo settled by an actual t•
of union. And while we may rightly
discuss these matters and seek to con-
vince others that we are right in, our
viewe, yet I maintain that they are not
sufficient reason for anything to stay
out of union, To do so after the mat-
ter has been thoroughly discussed and
a large rnajority of those who express-
ed their opinion have voted in favor
of union is practically to say, We are
the only people who know anything
the rest of you are ignoramuses.
The question of doctrine ie a differ-
ent matter, however, as it is a question
of conscience and not of judgment.
Now I read very carefully a great
may of the letters against union and
1. did not notice oue important doct-
rine which was touched by any of the
writers, If those doctrines that were
objected to were never mentioned no-
body would ever mise them, and if
they were preached. few if any of the
hearers would recognize that they dif-
feled in any way from those laid down
in the basis of union, But it strikes
me that aur Presbyterian friends who
are holding out ou these points of doc-
trine are strangely inconsistent. If
the Westminster confession of faith,
which is their standard of doctrine,
teaohee anything, it teaches unconditi-
onaI election, and consequently the at
least possible damnation of infants.
Now I will venture to make the state-
ment that not one in twenty of those
who are staying out on poiuts of dot.
'trine believe this Oise, and the chances
are not one of them would dare in
these modern times to preach it in hie
pulpit, To strain at the points of doc-
trine that have been brought up and
swallow this one is more than strain-
ing at the gnat and swallowing a
camel,—it is swallowing a whole men-
agerie. I would say to these brethren
therefore, if you are opposed to union
on matters of church polity, etc., have
grace enough to admit that other.,
perhaps are as wise as you are and
agree to give union a trial, or if you
are holdiug out on points of doctrine,
then be coneieteht and insist on the re-
moval from your standard of doctrine
of the oue which I have referred to,
which you have subscribed) but
neither believe or teach.
Yours, ..oto,,
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Episode No.10---_-_" A Goat Without Horns"
(Palcntcd)
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You reckless men and women who
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at least once a week invited an awful
death from lockjaw or blood poison
are now told by a Cincinnati authority
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the moment a few drops are applied
to any corn or callus the soreness is
relieved and soon the entire corn or
callus, root and all, lifts oil: with the
fingers.
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Where can a man buy a Cap for hie
knee?
Or a key for the lock of hie hair?
Can his eyes be called an academy,
Because there are pupils thereto'
In the crown of his head Fvhat gems
are set?
Who travels the bridge of hie nose?
Can he use when shingling the roof of
his mouth.
The nails at the end of his toes?
Whet doom he raise from a slip of his
tongua?'
Who play's the drum of his ears?r
1...1 vwho Can tell the cut and 6ty44
tee the 0 •at his stomach weareij
Can the crook of his elbow be sent to
ej ail?'
And if so, what did it do?'
glow epee he sharpen hie shoulder
blade
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Present
"A Gakr WITHDUI` HORNS"
The Tenth Episode of Vitagcap:t'e
Romantic Serial
By hauls Joseph Vance
ldireeted by Charles Brabin
Photographed and Copyrighted by the
VITAGRAPIS COtdPANY
of Amork:a
CAST
Phillip CHARLES RICHMIAN
Mime. Savatz,.,. DOROTHY KELLY
Princess Julia, .............Arline Pretty
Juan William Dunn
Count Ramon,.., De Jaime West
"A Goat Without Horns," the tt3ntb
episode of Vitagrapii'a romantic serial
by Louis Joseph Vance, entitled "The
Secret Kingdom," is shown at the
Lyceum Theatre, on Monday and Tues-
day, The episode tells how the treach-
erous octoroon, jealous of Julia, he -
trays Phillip's party ion„ ;•.he hands of
a powerful Negro Voodoo priestess.
The priestess, who is very avaricious,
meets Ramon searching for Julia, and
for a large emu delivers Prineees Julia
tato his hands. Ramon and his party,
with sh+ it royal prioene , start oft
ettroug;n atetwarilp,
Meanwhile Phillip and. Jean discov-
ered Julia's absence, effect their escape
and set out in pursuit. The Voodoo
priestese calls a meeting of the Voo-
doo worshippers, and sends for the
sacrificial goat to be offered to Voodoo,
In front of the altar, the worshippers
work themselves into a religious frenzy
with their weird howling, chanting
and dancing.
Rttmon and his party have lost their
way—and are without food. Meeting
the negro courtier bearing the got.t to
the sacrifice, they offer too buy it:
when he refuses, they slay him, kill
the goat, and eat it. The euperstitious
Cuban guide, fearing the vengeance of
Voodoo, steals Ramon's rifle, which is•
provided with Maxim silencer, and
escapes.
Phillip and Juan capture the guide
and take the rifle from him. Ramon's
party meanwhile, has been captured
by the howling- frenzied Voodoo wor-
shippers, enraged at the elaughter of
the goat, and the priestess decides that
a human sacrifice. most be made. She
prepares to sacrifice Princess Julia on
the Voodoo altar.
How Phillip and Juan save the hap-
less Julia from death, even as the huge
knife of the priestess Is about to eever
her threat, and how i;he 'tsileut death"
which the rifle deals swiftly right and
A. Comedian Paoi o 7tallvalticket does not.
represent merely tt moans of trn.neportation
betweentgiven Wointa; It, in addition.
ra-
vides o traveller with otory comfort end
convenience developed by modern railway
science. "Safety First" with up-to•datecqulp-
meni• une,celled dining Service, palatial
sleeping ears in a word everything that a
railway can provide for this -comfortable trans-
portation of its passengers, including courtesy.
A CHANCE FOR, THOSE GOING WEST
HTome.orltrr.s' 1'.::ouraiont+ to Vaseatrrn Can.
,tela at low fares ria Canadian Pacific each
Tuesday until October 20th, inclusive. Par-
tienlars from any Canadian Tactile Agent or
W. B. Howard, I)istrlot Passenger .Agent,
Toronto, Out,
ATTRACTIVE DINING CAP. 13ER.VICIl
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Probably ly coli, f, h gt more
newel, journey retily enjoyable than a visit
to the' 171ning (ler", ettpeenth,y if it be a (Jena -
adieu 1'.teitie Alai)* Car, where the passenger
IS a' sired of the highest form of cfklctoney lu
the culinary ant, tiro choicest provi:•ions that
ar Ile
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the .tel. ,t Affords n r d
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principle knuwu as "Diotetio Mtn ling."
YOUR (:HANE, -THE WE31' IS (JAILING
Ilomcscekers' ExeurMOn:( to 'Western Cana.
ria at low fares %Ds Canadian Nettie (A0h
Turd?ay tune nelooer 90th,ndi:sive. Parti
collard front any Canadtn Paola4. Agent it
='✓ E W, B. Howard, Dletriet, Toroste, Ont,
left terrnttzee sad rennet• the other
worebippere, works up to athrilling
climax—tend the white captives escape
through the maze of the dark and tlatt-
gerous swamps,
MOVIE COMPANY LOST IN FOREST
Ia " t3, Goat Wttbout .Horns," the
story calls for the principals to venture
through a great swamp.
Director Brabin and his company
found the desired location in the heart
of one of Florida's forests, and set
about to explore a bit further 'and
then take the scenes,
As they continued alongside of the
muggy, green water with the trees on
either side bending their branches to
the water's edge, they suddenly dis-
covered that the swamp had many de-
vious curves and that they had lost
their way.
There was nothing to do but film
the scenes and then attempt to find
the path back, The scenes were film-
ed and the seared then began. Hours
elapsed and still there were no better
on than before. and it was not until
the hero, Charles Richman, ealled•his
knowledge of pathfinding which he
learned as a boy to his aid that they
managed to discover the winding way
over which they had come,
SACRED (1OAT Ii1LLEI) BY TRAVELLERS
The superstitions of the negroes are
realistically depicted in "A Goat With-
out Horns," In this episode the Ameri-
can travellers are nearly starved when
they are lost in the forest and meet a
negro courtier bearing a goat to the
secrifloe.
Rejoicing over their good fortuue,
they offer to purchase the animal, and
meeting with refusal, they slay him,
kill the goat and eat it.
Naturally, the superstitious com-
rades are aroused by this; and fearing
the wrath of their gods, they set about
to rectify the harm done by offering a
human sacrifice, and little Arline
Pretty is the one eelectod.
Qtt.let1 TE.IIPLE Ell LcTED
During the filming of "A Goat
Without Horns" a mob of three hun-
dred negroes was employed by that
company.
Director Brabin had a great pampas
grass temple erected, in the shelter of
which the negroes went through some
weird Voodoo rights, One of the
persons engaged. for this scene war
an accomplished snake -Charmer, who
did some of the most hair-raising parts
n the barbaric ceremonies. 'Toe great
sacrifice block in front of the altar
with the incense burning at either side
the snake with the fiery eyes behind
it, and the general background of the
room add much to the atmosphere c 1
the story.
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EXCURSIONS
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RUPTURE
APPLIANCE
SPECIALIST HERE
Turnberry Council
The Turnberry Council met in Blue
vale on Monday May 28th as advertised.
All the members were present. Minutes
of last regular meeting were read and
adopted on motion of Wheeler and Moffatt.
Moved by Scott and Adair that Path -
masters return their road lists by Aug.
15th, also that gravel will be paid for at
last meeting in Aug. On motion of
Wheeler and Moffatt the Women's Insti
tute at Bluevale and Eadie's each receive
$50 for Red Cross. The following ac-
counts were paid:—Mrs. C. Tate, Institute
Bluevale, $50.00; Miss•. B. Fortune,
Institute Eadies, $50 00; W. S. 'King,
salary as a:8essor•, $65.00. Moved by
Wheeler and Adair that the nett council
meeting be held in Bluevale .on Monday,
June 25th, 1917, at 2 p. m.
At 2 p. m. the Court of Revision was
opened as advertised. The members
took their declaration of office and then
appointed the reeve, chairman.
The following appeals came before the
Court:—Thos, Gilmour, assessed $3800
reduced $150; Roy Sanderson, asseised
$2000 reduced $400; D. H. Wallace, put
on as owner Lot 16, Con. 10; T. J. Watt
put on as tenant Lot 11 and 12, Bluevale;
Jas. Gannett put on as pt owner lot 40-43
Bluevale; Miss Sarah Orr put on as own-
er Lot 7 con. 5; John Douglas put on as
owner lot pt. 1 and 30 con. 2 and C. 1-1
Lemon put ou as tenant lot 167 W. T.
P.; Thos. Goy, dog struck off; Jas. 1
Scott, dog struck off.
P. Powell, clerk.
Now Invention fatalns Rupture
Without Knite, Danger or Pain,
01d -fashioned galling, slipping trusses and
foreign mail order methods axe done away with
by tee wonderful invention of a CangdIan
snertalist who has devoted gars MGt �RttAtTu Rnt
fnS
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atlfio marvelous new �au
gives Intantetention,
reit and sectit'Ity where
others hare failed. it prevents all irritation,
ree.tores every part to in; natural position an
soon Its it is used, and old style trusses arc
Ihrov,0 away. Egan's "Cnratrus" is Intended
to ayslst nature to close the opening it the short.
est Unto known without an operation and at
small cost. 'Testimonials front men, women and
parents. Nothing cemieteated. No huonvrui'
(nrrr or lose time butfu5Cat1
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method. It emits you nothing; to investigate.
h time to
t dangerous. Now 15 the r'laama maybe
Delays
yourself physeallly Pt for yote:daily Work.
Teat' Off ronpon now. "Stade 177 Canada.'
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r0orn. Note dates.
winghain, Queori'a U1ote(, 1£;Hits Ole
anc'1 night)1 day only, Junto said. Clinton,
Norumndie Hotel, Juno 1'3,
Fordyce
IIIc. and Mm. Ryan of Scaforth, Mr.
a•td Mrs, Lyuett of Wiug lian7, visited at
illr. 1', ItIrUlynn's on Sunday.
Mr. Harry tintoul and son of Wingbam,
visited at Dir. Alex Ritttoul's ou Sunday.
Miss Gladys Stapleton of Marnoch
spent Sunday ht John Jamicsoe's.
Miss hazel Pelmet spent Sunday at he
home near Ripley.
Two flood Horses
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SOWS, 1.1.HAMLTO
SASZ;.ATOOlt EDMONTON
Por sate by R. R. MOONY
Belgrave
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Higgins of Bays
field, spent the 24th •with friends in the
vicinity.
Miss Lilly McLean spent Sunday with
Greta Armstrong,
John Hopper of Algoma, is visiting his
brother, William on 3rd line Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Williams spent Sun-
day at Ernest Geddes'
Mr. J. Weir of Wingham, called on
friends in the village on Sunday.
Miss Louttit of Wingham, spent a day
with Mrs. Brandon this week,
Quite a number from here went to
Londesboro on Tuesday evening where
the Belgrave theatrical company were
giving the play, "Boarders taken in,"
which they so successfully gave here at
Easter,
Joe Dunbar of Algoma, is visiting his
brother, Dave. 6th line Wawanosh,
tMr. John McCallum of Wingham, spent
a day with his sister, Mrs. Alliston.
Two of the highest class most beautiful,
royally bred iserses ever offered- for the a neltb
oration of brrtdors 11 this community. In the
stud season of 1017. Inspected and enrolled,
51520 A T. IL. The (grand Circuit Champion,
Rape record ono
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tl0 1010e
1 ner'Dickson.ori.
Elmer 1.
• Moses Record,
of the most beautiful and araatlo t
seen en the (fraud Cironit. Elinor Dickson
went the this d mile at Co:utnbua, Ohio, in 2.65
and the Last half in ono tntnttte in ION. ITe is
bred in the purple with show hors" flnieh,
Will stand this 005.800 at hit own barn at
',firth, event that o
n Tiura;
uy afternoon
win to in hap,(,a•.7t''sintel r night,
to
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Prides., IIAI1'.�nIlium for non 11 •
noualtn.
Hotel, Iiruescl4tor night. tiatutdav
home to hia own barn for noon, where will
retrain till the following Thursday afternoon.
Inspected and enrolled. Ike Medi nto, 61'22
A. T. lt., Ihn nebeaten chow Horse. 1,11110
mord besaitl of Ike Nietlinin, as ova sono Ilan
05024 or cnshrd of httn. IIe is a eh;unplon bred
horse and a champion show horse, with !,ize
.erne further is
vbreeding,
t . d end
11t., tc
ua
quality.
1own renlarl.abto
.�t+,ampinttlti4roit4 with his o t
that aotnr•tics JR.
1111eav0 his own barn at
t•tt
Blyth en Monday morniug,proceed .to Auburn
at I'ef%r'8 Hotel for noon. Smiths II111 for
night. Tuesdayida
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Hot el,
where he will rtttaia until Wednesday 1011•
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ordiner 1 or to on
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Ina.Wednesday, U01, O
: hen to Clinton, Graham's lIntol for night.
T'0244853', hoot° 10 ins own lawn at Distil,
where he will remain until rho following
Monday zoom*. W rite for J31118 and fur.her
Iefortllatlon. Phone 112,
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Brussels
Brussels business telco have organized
an association with the following officers,
Honorary President, J. Leckie; President,
W, H. Kerr; first vice-president, G. N
McLaren; second vicc•president, James
Fox; secretary. F. IL Gilroy; treasurer,
G. II. Sands. Committees were also ap,
pointed to look after different departments
of work.
Lieut. Stewart Scott, who recently re
turned front Eugtand, underwent a triple
operation at London this week, loud favor
able progress ir, being made.
Representatives of the Gideuns will con•
duet the services in the Methodist Church
next Sunday both morning and evening.
Mrs. Addio Wright has tendered her re•
signation as instructor of the choir of the
Methodist church. She purposes remove
log to Toronto shortly.
SERVICE SPELLS SUCCESS
0 011.
We have learned our spelling in the creamery busi-
ness, and find that to succeed we must give'. our.
patrons service. Mr. Beninger, who is a graduate of
Guelph Dairy School, will have charge of our Cream-
ery, and will test the cream on delivery in your
presence. Then we pay city prices in cash. This
d, we believe is the only way to conduct a creamery
business. Remember it makes no difference to us
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how much or how little you have. We supply cans.
If you want to know the value of a dairy cow, test
her milk. Use this testing department as much as
you like. We established it for your benefit, anld
if you want us to take an oecassional can, we will be
glad to show you how our testing works.
. Our Poultry Hatchery is very busy. The chickens
1 are coming off every few days. Speak at once for
space.
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Huntley Gordon. only son of Dr. and
.
Mrs; Gordon, Lucltnow, who enlisted as 't
private almost three years ago has receiv-
ed the well deserved promotion and is cow
Lieut. The honors received ell the battle,
field ore the worthy ones; alasi hew diff -
event to the many who refuse to go lo the
front tlnlees as a Cen111 iselellt:d officer,
The ','omen's ltlslitutc held a very
uttusing,Y play rniith,d 'The District
School,' and the total proceeds amounted
tp $101. Needless to way the hall was
packed.
A.li. Wilford
Winghamn, Ontario.
Office 'Phone 174 Residence 'Phone 153
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The knitting Contest conducted by
o cte closes une
the Y. C. R. L. of �1Vr, x rt o J
16'h. The Node handed in after that
Elate will riot be counted is contest,
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EXCLUSI-VEU
.NOVELTIES
We have to show many ex-
clusive novelties in ladies` wash
goods, blouses, ready-to-wear we
have the exclusive agency for X
Livingston and Scott's skirts in g
navy blue, blacks, and large
checks and wash skirts.
Ladies' Blouses
In Crepeh, Crepe-de-chene,
Georgette, in Rose, White, Cer-
eise, Canary. Prices $4.50 to
5,00.
Wash.. Materials
Striped suitings, silty suitings and many other love-
ly soft materials for summer wear.
Ladies' Panama Hats, Silk Sweaters, Silk Gloves,
Silk Hose White and .Blatt.
Feather Boas, Brush Wool Sweaters.
Big reductions on Ladies' Really -to -wear,
Men's Clothing
'Art Clothes' in pinch back and belted models.
Pinch back spring overcoats at $ t 8.3o to $22.50.
ODD PANTS to measure
75(1 per theirs.
Collars
Boys' Clothing
Boy's pinch back models, belted waist in light and
dark
patterns. We have 50 boys' suits toclear r at
$5.50 each.
Stiff and Foft Selt Hats
Botrisaiine-----Khrtg ._Christie
Straw Hats
PANAMAS—In Fedora Styles, Sailors $2.,5c'
$3.5o, $5.00.
HANNA & COr
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