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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1917-06-28, Page 4Pctge .11 our V , Q1, tie attlupin aA,o1)41acc Jwi „ ova, Proprietor (1, Simeon Manager penneeteamenneessauereeeneenessanseanneanen THURSDAY, J1 NE 2..an 1017 George Brown woe hg enough eold patriotic enough to join Sir John Mac. donalel to achieve Confederattion. Sir Wilfeid Laurier vette neither bigenough nor patriotic enough tondo $ir Robert Borden to save Confederation. * * * A Dishonest Argument 1,4 4, 444 Liberal nowepapere who argyle that Sir Wilfrid Laurior. ehoula breve been consulted about conscription betbre Doing asked to join a, mignon Govern- ment, offer ineult to public under- peanding. Conscription was the very bade a coalition. The Government num that Sir Niailfrict was oppoeed to compulsion. To have taken him into the Govermneut without un under- standing that he would support cone. puleion would be to create a condition of thinge under which compuleiou would have been rendered impoesible. The Government did the only wise and reasonable thing. It laid down o.prin- ciple, the.principle that Canada dada mete its complete etrength to winuirog the war, and poked Sir Wilfrid to join it upon that basica And Sir Wilfrid, deepite the fake that Sir Robert Bor- den went to the most generous lengths to make his course free from clinical', this, declined the offer, He preferred to )step his pledge to the Quebec; slack ere that "We will not have conecrlp- tion." Let us keep the record straight. NEW FOOD CONTROLLER Who has been appointed Food Con- troller fer Canada. Hon. VV. S. Hanna is a lawyer of Sarnia. From 1905 . until the end of 1916 he was provincial secretary in the Ontario Government, and recognized one of the ableet ef Ontario's public men. He retired from the Cabinet for badness reasons. During his term as provincial secretary he introdueed im- portant reforms in the management of the public institutions of the province particularity the prisone. Ile is still under 60. Belmore Mies A. M. Sax spent the week -end with Mrs. W. Clark, Tceswater. Mrs. Geo. Doubledee is visiting friends ht Toronto. Miss Blanche Iewin spent a few days sytth her sister Mrs, E. Jackson, Tees - water. last week. Rev, Mr, Love preached his farewell sermon on Sunday morning. Rey. Mr. Stride is the new .pastor, W h itech urh Inv, n. Grainger who ler the it year 1148 been the esteemed pastor tit Whiteehurch Circuit, niethodiet Church telt on Tuesday tunruing for Kingsvine, Owing to the Mkt:alto his request inr a year's rest hos been granted, iseennenesereen lielgrave The Coniereneeappointed Rev, :Sidney La risen as pester of the Methodist church Ile WM ordained this year and is a briglo, e teigetie young man who will do good w k without a. donlit. Rumor has it that he will ha bringing his bride to the viw•onage beiore many months elapse. Rev l‘Ir. Davison is expected to oet:upy the pulpit on the first Sunday of July. • LIy t The Epworth L ague of the Menu/il- ia Church, held a very euccessftel ewe ial oa Friday evening. lariende were present from Winghtuu and assisted in the mogram. Theo repreeented some of the beet vetoes in that town. Duets by Mee. A, IL Wilford and lale, solos by Miss Jaen Vaunorman, Mee. Wilford and Mr. Wilford wore all very highly eujoyed, Addresses 'wow given by Rev. W. 13. Hawkins and Rev, j, E. Holmes, All the num- bers contributed by the Myth Leagu- ers were well received. The out- standing foaeure of the evening, how- ever, was u,n excellentandress by Capt. 13, R: Sloan. lie gave some exceedingly interesting facts relative te the condoct of the war and in con- clusion made a patriotic appeal for all to do their bit. 04.44.4444,41114•41441.11114041 WONDERFUL STUFF LIFT OUT YOUR CORNS Appin a few trop s then lift corns of callouses oft with fingers — no pain No humbug! Any corn, whether hara or soft or between the toes, will loosen right up and lift out, without a particle of pain or soreness. This drug is called freezone and is a eompound of ether discovered by a Cincinnati man, Ask at any drug store for a small bottle of fretzone. which will cost but a, trifle, but is sufficient to rid one's feet of every corn or callous. Put a few drops direeLly upon any Lander, aching cora or callus. Instant- ly the sorenese disappears and shortly the corn or callus will loosen and can be lifted off with the fingers. This drug freezone doesn't eat out the corns or calluses but shrivels them without even irritating the surround. ing skin, Just think! No pain at all; no sore. nese or smarting when applying it or afterward's. If your druggist don's have freezone have him order it for you. Two Good Horses Two of the highest class most beautiful. royally bred harm over olforod for tbe onnsid. oration of breeders is this community. In tho stut season of 1917. Inspected and enrolled,' 51526 A,T. R Tho Grand Circuit Champion, Elmer Diokeon. 2 001, 1010 Race Ilecord, ono of the meet beautiful and grande4 hems ever soon on the Grand Circuit. Elmer leiokson went the third utile al, Columbue, Ohio. in 0.05 and the last half in ono mining in WM Ho is bred in the .purple -with show horse finish. Will staud this season al, his own barn tit Elyth, except that on Thursday afternoon he will go to Wingham, Swarten Hotel for night. Friday. Han Hotel, Bluovalo for noon, Mo- uonald's Hotel, Brussels for night. Saturday home to his mem barn for noon, whore Will remain till On following Thursday- afternoon. Inspected and enrolled lke Medium, 51'11 A. T. R.. the nut/nate': show horse. -Little need be said of Iko" Medium, as everyoue has seen or heard of him. Ile is a ohampion bred horse and a champion show home, with size quality- spoof and breeding, and farther is stamping Ids colts with hie own romaricabie charaotori-ties. Ile will leave his own barn at Myth ou Monday morning, proceed to Auburn at Paffer's rioted for noon, StnIth's 11111 for night. Tuesday Os Goat:deb, Colbourneliotel. whore ho will ramie until Wednesday morn- ing, Wednesday, Del. Gardiner's for noon, then to Clinton, Graham's Hotel for night. Thursday, home to his own burn at Dikth, where ho will romaiu nntil the followtog Monday morning. Writo .for Bills and further information. Phone 112. Trtozzas J. COULTER, ' Blyth, *nth Mr. Flenting Balla.gh bad a vet y suc- cessful barn raising on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Fraser of Toronto is visiting her sister Miss 'Ellen Fleming. %he 'Woolens Institute held their annual Summer meeting on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wnt, McKee. About seventy. ladies present. Miss Collins of Ancaster addressed' the ladies taking as her subject "A Girl's Preparation for Life" was much enjoyed by all, Instru- niemals bjr Miss May Ballagh, solo by Miss Evelyn Crawford, chorus by twelve little girls A Dolly's Lullaby, also a solo be „Miss Collins, At the close of the meet- ing lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. D. Livingstone, Monerieff visited friends here last week. Mr., and Mrs. Jas. Mulvey. Wingliarn, is visiting friends here, The Woinen's Institute intend holding a Garden Party on Friday evening July 6th. Watch for partieulars. Auburn A very happy gathering was hold at Pleasant View Fenno the home of Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Sturdy, on IVetinetalay afternoon last when the Ball families front several towtiships and surrounding towns gathered and spent the day together. About sixty persons were present. Gaines of various kinds were indulged in and the day was thoroughly enjoyed. Among those present were; Mr. and Mrs. Lear and family. Mr. and Mrs. H. 11. Hill and family, MI, and Mrs, W, H. Ball and family, Mr* and Mrs, W. Sheppard and family, Mr. and Mrs. .A. Taylor and fam- ily Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Ball and family. Mr. and Mrs, J. Raithby and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. taidlaw and family. Mr. and Ilia. W. B. R. Mime') and family, Mr, and Mrs. 8. IL Chellow and family. Mr. and Mtn. M. Hill and family, Mr, and Itare. Norman Ball and family, Mr. and Mrs, Chas Lovett and family, Mr, and Mia. Albeit Lovett and family, Mr. and Gordan Johnstone and Gamily. Mrs. Elias Balt, end Meanie Gordon, Ma Ephriam Ball. Mr. II, aturdy and Mee A Sturdy, and Mies Bedford. Before' the company brotio up a colleetion was taken for the Red Croes, nearly eat donate being, con- trintitcd, I POINTS TO CONSIDER WHEN .PUR- CHASING A RAILWAY TICKET A Canadian Pacific) Railway ticket *does not repreeent inerely a weans of transportation between given points. • It, in addition, pro. vides Lite traveller with every Cotnfort •and convenience dew:Toped by modern railway science. "Safety Firsl,"t with up -to date equip- metaunexcelled dining service, palatial eleepiug cars, in te-sverd. everything that a railway can provide for the emnfortable trans- portation of ite paseengers, including courtesy. A CHANCE FOR THOSE GOING WEST Homoseekers' Excuusione to WesterfiCan- ade, at low fares. via 'Canadian Pacific each Tuesday until October 3005, Inclusive. Par - deniers from any Canadian Pacifie Agent or W. B. Howard, Distills% Paaenger Agent, Toronto, Ont. ATTRACTIVE TUNING CAR SERVTCE Probably nothiog holler more to mako a railway Journey realty ealoyable than a visit to the 'Dining Cm", espeetally if it be a Cane, aditin Pottle Dining Car, where the passenger ie (veered of the highvG form of eflicieuoy in tho culinary art, the chuiceet provisions that the market Minnie prepared on tho scientific principle known a "Dietetic) Blending," TO UR CHANCE—THE WEST IS CALLING GOODS ROADS 411.1 (Continued from page 1) Oentralla etation. Road No; 5 --In the Townebip of Iitephen the road between lots 20 and 21 from, the westerly limit of the via lege of Exeter to the road between coneeeeion 0 and 7, Road No. 0—In the townehip :02 us. borne, the road between tote 10 anti 11 from the west town tine of Usborne easterly to the road between conco- ctions 12 anti 13 thence southerly to the centre of lot 7 and soutbeesterly be- tween lots 11 and 12 to the soutbeatnar- ly town line Usborne, Reed No, 7.— The town line, Hay anti Stephen from the weeterly !Wilt of the village of 1?senter to the road between conceselone 10 and 17 of tbe townehip of Stephen, Road No. 8—In tbe-townebip of Urn borne the Thames Road from tbe east- erly limit of the village* of Hiceter to the road between conceesions 10 and 11 or the Townsnip of Usborne, Road No, 0.-1n the totvnehip of Hay the road between lots 20 and, 21 from the westerly limit of the village of Heilman to the road between con- ceesions 12 and 13. Road No. 9 A—Ip the Township of Hay, the road betvreeu conceseions 10 and 11 from the road between lots 20 and 21 northerly to the north town line of Hay. - Read No. 10 —The Town line Hay and Stanley, from the east town line Stanley westerly to the road heteveen concession 12 and 13, Stanley: Road No. 11—In the Township of Tuckersmith, the road between lots 5 and 0 from the enst liruit of the Village of Herman to the weeterly side of the llth concession. Road No. 1.2.—The road between Iota 25 and 26 of the townsbip. of Mc. Killop frern the northerly limit of the town of Seaforth northerly to the north town line MaKillop, thence west- erly to the town line Morris and Grey and thence northerlyno the southerly limit of the village of- Brussels, and continuing northerly on the town line Morrie and Grey, from the northerly 11114 of the Village of Brussels to the north town line of Inrey and continu- ing northerly between lots 1 and 00 of Concession A of alie township of Turnberry to the road betvieen lots 30 and 31 of concession 0, thence east- erly to the east town line, Turnberry, and thence northerly to the southerly limit of the village of Wroxeter. Road No. 12 A. --In the Township of McKillop, the road between lots SO and 31 from the road between ,con- cessions 12 and 13 northerly to the north town line and thence eaeterly to the town line Morris and Grey. Road No. 12. 13—In the Township of Morrie, the road between Concessions 0 and 10 from the east town line west- erly lei the line between lots 23 and 24. Road No. 13.—In the Township of niclaillop. the road between lots 10 and 11 from the south town line Mc- Killop northerly to the road between concessions .4 and 5, Road No. 1-1—The east town line Me- Killop, from the south town line nor- therly to the road between eonceesion and 5. Road No. 15—In the Townehip of Hullett the road between lots 5 and 0 from the south town line Hullett northerly to t he road between conces- sions 8 and 0. Road N. 16—In the Township of Morris, the road between concessions 5 and 6 from the west town linen/fortis easterly to the westerly limit of the Village of Bruesels. Road No. 17—In the Township of Grey, the road between concessions 11 and 12 froin the west town line Grey easterly to the road between lots 15 and 10. - Road No. 18—In the townahip of Grey the road between concessions 7 ad 8 from the vvest town line Grey easterly to road betweenalots 22 and 23. Road No. '19—In the township of Grey a,ntl commencing at the read be- tween concessions 15 and 16, the road betvfeen lots 25 and 20 northerly to the road between concessions 9 and 10 thence westerly to the, road between lots 22 and 23, thence northerly to the read between concessions 7 and 8, thence ensterly to the road between lots 25aud 20, thence northerly to the road between concessions 1 and 2. Road No, 20—In the Township of East Wetwanoeb, the road between coneanione 8 and 0 from the eat town line evesey to the line between lots • Irohlosockene Exeursione to Western Cana- da at low dares via Caluadian Pacific each, Tue.elay until Odour 301,14 Inclusive. Parti cultirs from any Canadian Pacillo Agent or W.B. How aid, Dist Het, Toren to, Ont. As. et.tiornronnex.salorerta•ertr..., gessessesarmAlemesetareassamenterneraaiseeremas Ride to Sclwol' on a Hyslop Bicycle Miles of joy with' a ,Flyslop Bicycle High Quality, Easy Riding, Strong Construction. Beautiful Finish. Ifiectal Models for Boys and Gide. RIDE AIMS -LOP ****114111•1411111.1******10101.11** Made ta Canada for 2S yam by • HYSLOP =OTHERS. Malted, entente on nu so . MIERKILEN &SON 32 and 33. weed No, 21—The town lint Turn - eat Etat Wetwanosh fhom tho northwesterly town line Turitherry, easterly to the road between lots 17 and 18 of Oontession 13,, Turnberry thence northeasterly on the deviation road and continuing across the bridge at the weeterly lieult of the Town of Wingha,m, Road NO. 22.—The Town line of Best and West WaYea110811 from the road between concessions 10 and 11 northerly to the north town line. Road No, 23—In the Township of Ashileld.southerly to the Lake (shore Road at Kintall and continuing south. erly on the Lake Shore road to the south town line Ashfield, then easterly to the Lake Shore Road in the Town- ship of Colborne, and thence soatherly on the Lake Shore road and continu- ing over the tialtford bridge to the easterly' HAIM Of the town of Goderi eh Road No. 21,-1n the Towoehip of Ashfield, the road between lots 1$ and 10 (west) from the road between con. cessions 12 and 13 northetaly to the north torn line Ashileid. 11:111(1 No. 25,.4n the Township of Colborne, the road between eoutessions 7 and 8 from the Like Shore Road euterly to the tovvo line. West VVao wanoth, thence southeasterly on lest mentioned town line, and continuing Ti WINGHAIVI ADVANCE southoopterly On Sunni town line of Rost Wawauoeh to the road between tote 25 and 20 of the Townehip of Hui- l o t Itoad No. 23 A..—In the Township of Mulls the road between cocoa; pious 0 and 10 from tne easterly limit of the village of 131yth eaeterly to the road between lots 10 and 11, Road No. 20,—The town line of Ent and Won Wawanosh from the south town line of Relit Weavatioeh northerly to the road between cocoa - alone 4 and 5, thence westerly in tbe Tosviiphip of West Wawanoeh to the road between Late 21 and 22, Itoad No. 27.—The town line of Aehlield and West Wawanoth from the north side of concession 11 to the south side of oonceseiou 1 and oontinti. lag southerly on the road between lots 1 east and 1 weet of the township of Colborne to the road between eon - cessions 7 and 8.' Road No. 2TA.—In the Township of Ashfleld the road betsveen conceesiona 4: and 5 from the eaat town line west- eearls. ytto the road between lots 0 and 7 Road No, 27 B—In the township of Aehfield. the road between coneessions and 0, from the east town line west- erly to the road between lots 3 and 4 (534.Itied No. 28.—In the Township of Howick. the roact between lots 5 and 0 from the road between eonceesione 2 and $ northerly to the road between concessions 14 and 15. Road No. 20.—Ia the Township of Revile:lc, the road between concessions 8 and 0 from the east town line west- erly to the easterly limit of the village of Wroxeter. Itoad No, 130.—In the township of llowick the road betwoeu lots 20 and 21 from the south tenon line northerly. to the centre of the 10th concession, thence easterly to the line between lots 21 and 22 thence northerly to tbe road between concessions 16 and 17 and 6hence easterly to the east town line Howlett. Road No, 80 A,—In the township of Ho wick, the riled het weer; cneeeseione 15,and 10 hone the road between lots 20 and 21 westerly co the line between lots 17 and 18. Road No. 81.—In the Township of Turnberry, road .between concessions tax and seven from the east town lino westerly to the road north east ef con- cession A. at lot 20, thence northwest- erly to connect with Road No 1 on lot 21. 111* -4-01 MAIL CONTRACT SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Posit. master General will be received at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, the 27th day of .Tuly, 1917, for the conveyance of His Majosty'e Mails on a proposed Oontract for four years, six times per weak over Ethel No. 1 Rural Route, from the 1st of October, 1017, next. Printed notices coutaining further imforma- tion as to conditions of proposed Centra.ot may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtaitted at the Post °Moos of Ethel, Brussels. Henfryn, and Cranbrobic, runt at the onto of the Post, 0111co luspeelor, London. G. C. Annxtisole, Superintendent. Post Wilco Department, Canada, Mail Sor- vice Branch, Ottawa, 15011 Juno, 1917. MAIL CONTRACT SEALED TENDERS', asid reseed to the Post. master General, will be received at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, the 271.11 dm of July, 1917, for the conveyance of His Majesty's Mane on a proposed Contract for four years, six times per week over Winahatn, No. 1 Rural Route, from the 1st of October, 1017, next. Printed naives containing further buforma- tion as Lo conditions of proposed Contract may bo seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Offices- of Wingham, Brussels. Whitechurch and Glenannan, and at the office of the Post 01lleo Inspector, 'Lou- don. G. C. ANDERSON, Superintendent. Post Mice Department, Canada, Mail Ser- vice Branch, Ottawa, 150h Stine, 1017. MAIL CONTRACT SEAL TENDERS., tiddressod to tho Post- master General, will be received at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, Oho 27113 day of July, 1917. for the conveyance of Hitt Majesty's MOM?, on a proposed Contract for four years, six times per week ovor Bluevale No 2 Rural Route, front the 1st of October, next. Pdnted notieee containing further informa- tion as to conditions of proposed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Otlicee of Bluevale, Wing - ham and Wroxeter. and at the aloe of the Post Offtce lost odor, Londt n. G. 0, ANDHRSON, Superintendent, Poet Office Department. Canaria, Mail Ser- vice 13rancle Ottawa, 15th June, 1917. MAIL CONTRACT-. - inalaraday 11111e 211 19-17 lar latenneallannantbantenbsanteananne nate 1414,140A1V‘nliennelhannentinanitentalltenhalti #.4the %cc:reit 1itirtgbon404 Episode No 13—"The iragiC Masque" ih.e.r4.444r," r Jo" or r 4.• 4r.or.orair Arjvrjr4 SEALED TENDERS, addressed to tho Post- master General. Will be received at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, the 2701i day of July, 1917, for the conveyance of Hiskrajesty's Mails, on a proposed Contracb for Your yearn, six times per week over 13olgeave No, %Aura' nettle, from the lot of October, next. Printed notice., containing further infertile- tiou as to conditloon of propoSed Cent root may be men and blank foram of Tender may be ob- tained at the Post, °Ikea of Beigrave, Blyth and Winghatu, and ot the ofiloo ot the Post Office Inspector, LOndeu. G. (I, ANDERSON, SUDOTillttnidOSt P0A, °Moo Department,' Canncla, Mail Ser. vice Branoh;Otttswa, 131.11 Juno, 1017. MAIL CONTRACT SEALED TENDERS, addreseed to the Post.. master General, will be received at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, the 27011 da Y of Jely, 1917, for the coriveyance of HielStelosty's Mane, on a preposed Centred for four years, six times per week over Myth No. 2 'Lurid Route, from the 1t of 001.0504 tleXb. Printed notices containing furilter informa- tion as to coitclitlom of prop toed Centrael may be obtained at. the Poet:office:4 of Myth, Lot.deeberoUgh. Auburn and Walton,. aud at the °Moo of the Poet omee Inspectoe, London. G. C. A:Noe/ism, Superintendent Post Offtes Department., Canada. Mall leer - vice Branch, Ottawa, 15th Juno, 1017. MAIL GONTRAGT SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Post- masterstioneral. will be recotsPed at Ottawa until Noon, on ErldaY, the 27th dere of July, 1917. for the ono:Vance of Ills ISIttjestMai s, en a proposed Contract for four years„ six times per week over 1.31th No 3 Rural Route, item the 1st of Octoberi, next. Printed /oncost containing further infortna- tion as to conditions of proposed Contract MO be seon and blank 'keine of Tender may be ob tallied at the Post Offices of Illy th, Cpmfoshoro Auburn and Walton, mai at, the offtee tf the Pest Woo Inepeeter, London. G. Ct. ANtig1tis021, Supotinlendent Offiee Departtnent, Moeda, Malt See - vice Branch, Ottawa loth June.1917. IVIAlL CONTFIAOT anitalen TENDERS, addreneir to the Pon - master General, will bo reesiVed at Ottawa until Neon, on Friday, the 27th Any of July, line, for the coeveye.nee of Ills MO est y's Mai is on a prePosed Coe tenet tor four yeordi,,six toneg per week otter Wingeem No. 3 issiral Route, from the lab of ()dotter, 1917, next. Printe,1. notices cont,tintng further informa- tion Aft to eenclittone of proposed contract may be nets blank fertm of Tender nutv 1,3 obtained 013m Post °Mos of Wieghare, tele veer, Whiteceureb end Olettannati and at the office af the Post 0 co Inspentoro Taunton. (1_,_ A tn.% superancrelent Post OirteeDe ttncrit, (1311*4. Mall Ser. iet Branch, Oioawa. 15411 Jttne 1017, .14 etuert Illackton ancl Albert .91 Smith Present "THE TRAGIC MASQUE" The Tioncentle Ineeetto oQ entagrapies Romantic Serial By 141018 Joseph Vance Pi/voted by Charles WOW Photographed and Copyrighted by the VI TAGRAPII COMPANY of A.tnerIca CAST Phillip (SNARLER ItICTIMAN Mine. Bavate.... ..... DOI-a/Tear ir.ELLy Princess ..... Pretty Juan ,. ..... Dunn Count Ramon De Jainta Web(' "The Tragic Ala; que," the tbIrti tnth episode of the Vitagragh eerie' by Louis Vance, "The Secret Kingdom," is at the Lyceum Theatre on Monday and Tuesday, and tells bow as Con t Hamm, Madame Savatz and their prisoner, Princess Julia, arrive in New Yoik, Phillip and Juan arrive by train, having eroeeed from Havana to Key West, A New York newspaper con- taining a etory of tbe roaxiantic love affeir between Princess Julia and Phil- lip, fighting for his throne, usurped by Simond, gives Arthur Deoyd,,a croek a chance to put up a genie. In the hotel room, adjoining Phil- lip's, Droyd bears Pbillip tell Juan of his ;vire to the Arizona Bank for funds and he plans to do away with Phillip and Juan, collect the money and ina personete him, Ramon and his party go to the same hotel where Phillip is stopping, but when Ramon sees Phil- lip's name on the register he is sur- prised and enraged, and walks out to go to another hotel. But Droyd re- cognizes Julia, and slips the word to her that Phillip is in this hotel. Droyd tollows and ascertains where John's party is stopping; then he re- turns, secures access to Phillip's room with hie confederate and rendere him insensible, then chloroforms hien. Juan, returning, tries to fight, but he too, is overpowered -and aecorded the earritt treatment, Droyd hastily per- fects his resemblance to Phillip by some ne ake-up and then awaits the money from Arizona. Detectives searching for Droyd, break into his room, where Phillip and Jean are now lying. Tbe two, awakening, Wilk they are being framed up, and put up a hot figlet, bet are dragged to the station by the detectives, .who think they have taken Droyd. Julia writes a note to Phillip, re- questing him to call, but Ramon inter. cepts the note and changes it to read for an appointment at a lonely spot, Then he hires a gang of thugs., and when Droyd, in disguise as 'Phillip, goes to the spot, he is leaned, acid Item. on thinks he has killed Phillip. MINFIGN•14116•1111•11.1.31.5.1•=1.111C, ; FALL TERM FROM (........—.„..--------....-.1 .. • SEPTEMBER 4th )/1- Pi THAL im 07 e, ,atvielluA0 .. 1 STPAT FORD, ONT.-- Commercial, Shorthand and Teleg- raphy Departments. We basie thorough courses. exPorienced 1 instruotora and wo place Graduates in pos- x itions. Demand mien Am for trained help (Is Many times the number graduatieg, ( Glet our free catalogue, [2. A. NcLACRLAR • Principal j CHIROPRACTRC Chiropractic accurately locates and reinovee the cause of disease, allowing nature to restore health. J. A. FOX D.C., D.O. Drugless Physician. Consultation and exaanimitione free. Phoue 191. Member Drugless' Physicians Associa- tion of Canada. .1* 4 4111. SPEND THE SUMMER MONTHS IN led -e lad/ otiorr 'Yong° and Charles Ste., Toronto. 'ft wil pay;yott well. We were asked to 1111 102 nest Hone in two moothe and 210 duritsg two other months, Write for catalogue. hinter tioW. W. J. Elliott, Prinelpal. ' HOMESEEKERS' C., It SI C.) N S MAY 8th TO OCTOBER 30th Every TUESDAY " ALL HAIL" - alto by THURSDAYS STEAMER "Great Wen Routes" (baton Navieetion) Your Futirs is hi the West The fertile prairies have put Mahan tanada ea 010 map. Moro -are 3110 thousands ef atess waiting for the man who wants a borne end prosperity. Take ncivsntsue of Low Rates and travel via Canadian Pacific informalton from lleket Orileete 141-14e St..!areeS s St., Pim is LI 14:eh V./tutor Windsor : 1.k.L0 %Of Ltatt;:113. Phillip is shortly teleased when the ofilaiale become aware of their mis- take, aced he and Juan set off in search °Millet, but Ratt13114 tearing the con, eequeneee of his crime, ban already etarted for Europe with his party, and Pbillip is left alone, alisconeolate. TH1E1? JUMPS URDU 1311700E TO MOVING In this story Charles Itichnatua, who ploys a dual role, is also seen as a crook who, learning of Phillip's ident- ity as King of Alania impersonates him. The foreign spice believe this man to be Phillip, and a chase ensues in throe machines which verily fla over Otto country node, When. escape seems impossible, the crook jelnPo from his nuichiue at a bridge crossing iallroad and climbiug over the bide just as a freight train passes undete math, he jumps to the roof of the train and is soon far away from his pursuers, This was a risky etunt, but by the time the thirteenth episode had been reaclawl Mr, Richman had becalms used to risks and wyen the number of the adventure tailed to diequiet hira. '12 10 has to be done—it has to be dope; that's all," he lend, and refused to be questioned further. ' The freight was not going particu- larly fast, neither war's' it going particu- larly elow, and Mr, Richman reached Otto bridge just in time to jump oyer Otto iron fence at the side and arrive on thexoof 02 0110 last car. CHARLES RieumaN vinaLE IIERo Charles Richman, the hero of the romantic Vitagraph serial, offers his many friends and admirere an excel- lent opportunity of judging bis versa- tility in "The Tragic Matque", the Thirteenth episode, in which be plays a dual rolo. ale is seen as both the hero and the villain. His work is re- markably clever, and it becomes a wonder that one man can offer two such widely differenb characteriza- tions, Then, too, in this epieode, Mr, Rich- man proves that he is also a virile hero for hie struggle when he is attacked is all that one could desire— full of punch and go, PRESS GETS "SECRET KINGDOM" STORY A bit of comedy. is introduced into Otto romaanc Caitagrapn seria,l, in the thirteenth episode, In this episode the love affair be- tween the secret King and the daugh• ter ot the usurper of his throne gels into the scare heads of the daily papers A close-up of the sheet is shown with Otto pictures of the principals in the case and the startling etory about the nobles who are travelling through America incognito. a This nesvepaper insertion is true to life and adds a realistic savor to the thrilling story. III1.44,11112[1016141144401144M14111.111 ADDITION 10 STAFF The addition of three remarkable men to the staff of the Western Univ. ersity, London, eignale the most not- able advance this progrcesive institu- tion has yet made in its prominent forward movenaent of the laet four yea's, and iudicates that itis no long- er necessary for students to go outside the bounds of Western Ontario for a university education of the highest order. Professor Arthur Livingston, Pb, D., of Columbia 'University who has ac- cepted the professorship of Romance Languages is considered by Head Pro- fessor Weeks as the flower of their Large faculty at Columbia, with the single exception of Gustav Lenson, the distiuguished French critic. He is under thirty-five but is already a vol- uminous writer, beim; the author of two or three important booka and sev- eral wore scholarly articles and an editor of the Romanic Revievv, Re has travelled extensively in Europe and is an authority in Freneh, Spanhh a.nd Itahtan, beeides being well veretd iu several other la,nguages. He is noted for hie teaching success as wen aa for his remarkable scholorship. It, may be doubted whether he has a superior in any Canadian University. Professor Walter 13, Ford, Ph. D., of Harvard Univereity, and now of the Univereity �f Michigan, is counted one of the two stroug men on the loathe- matical faculty of the tnivereity of Michigan and perhaps the very strong- est, Ile has studied in Ettrope and his standing among mathematicians is seen from the fact that he is chairman of the Chicago eeetion of the Arneri- enn Mathetuanical Society and choir - man of the Committee on Libraries. He oleo is on author of note. 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Equally impor- Zaire staunch boats of the tent to the tourist arettlie delightful gslihtliyP by the waters, both 0 the St. Lawrence a'a sChaankaectnahSutteri vistas of the m or e qUi et river .X.1-7-7: quick rush of water, steer and the Saguenay. „ano %.1%.,,•, Send tioo anis postage for 11134 1,11.2 1333kke, ItoP ond Guido 0 ' ;:...i. CANADA STEA_____..e=„„,,..71(..MS1-1IP LINE,.,ralc.....S :viv:Itti7,,,, '-:, 1 0 46 Yoga Street, Toronto, Ont. ' a ....1„.. • • -'19 tic an tin TAG R46.: A hundred years ago the Indians used to "Shoot the Rapids"—these Same wonderful St. Ldwrence Rapids—in canoes, a feat few white men dared attempt. theircarefulcoursethrough the narrow channel; the passengers Crowding on deck to view the wonderful scene of those swirling, frothing watere. • .fan •se," le 4--•••4 This is Ad red for an Inland Mier 2)0 ' CitIA • • • • *60AtialT(-, ..•• tatafata/4naa,an.,e; 4,:;1,Atv 41. 1. areannateaarea "ae Otto best American elassical echelon britiging to thie distriet on 'ti ti%ouch aY9 he doee not know another roan in eminent scholarship ancl dietinction, the 'United States who could have who are probably unexcelled in tbel written thie atr Weil as Dr. Fox has respective depirtments in any inetitu- clone. tiou of higher learning in Canada dos The aotion of the Board of Govern- servos wide.epread recognition on the ore of .the Western lielverult, Itt)pArt of our eitizent.