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OTTAWA NIJEWS AND VIEwe
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LOCAL PICS
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Btle'lli", micift,0114 tbo womt 0143Z�ac-
Wcntinucd frovol r,'3ge 1�
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. ;,e 0TT - ow, fi,rt'j-��Cd g(njj:�,- (,7 jn,atural V:C-1;"!t0.
14, plimmufst '
ter. 1S,70 bad, haq it becornze thalt tho
0�03t War votcra'".'i have hild to
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unfair twatme'
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. ow,cra OUM5�9. V10 944�1'12s' C,Illb
b4vivg txz thcax�cWca au cb3ceihc 01
S4to, tho GrIciliaH by
. : l4fit lull o" wattatt &twr 4, -
1 _-� ,Nlgrking Foreign Goods
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A wc
torr*i out or adv,wated by thip
, late
=,mains.t.,the
tt -r er,3�� �r.
.0 tur zci t�oldi Al
muqby was an anti-conscriptaomn't
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aud rczr�'Or4!iv obo
Kopte ef Goilczach paekca tho tboatrw
awl re lizc,il, allo, ut doublo the ab�cc,Ue
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10100*4 uov#rnmont, the I I W t�,Aarrklllvgs Act v�aq attack-
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. 1, # cvm that the. tountry wo"Tob"t *111 cd in the late ac=*un of the Vow-
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a mouR. The racasure, r,,"scd by tho
ani ts now 801iJ34 0-17cn with thc Ml-
die". �Rad day tow Saldler3.
The soldiers arc now learn, ipg W110
An 02rchcfltra CLIPOSUDg of Nun LaSeQ
V-1110to 3� tho rl=% mra. Oalaey V1011ML
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- b"Wr off it $wit politios and ro, 'overiln -
*1) 51c4hen G tent, had ,not becii
WOM 114 tAW 1041kid Of 0030
were their real friends�,t a, o o
b E Wh
Mr. Harold I;AaC;;r,teR0 flute, Mr. V
WgRew bro'l, anti Mr. Jame-r� acums and
. I ,Visa*"
I made uperative bccame of Opposition
frasud them. TWO bittercst
: to it's application tG certain goods,
appowfflu soullt 04mit that
StOC4 by them in tile war or tbuso
who would give them no asia#4pcc.
traLqq. r
,,avo c, oplenjiji aecoajov of Itsolf
and Mo c.,-,,le,,� by tho assistlup. artt�-�ts
'I nwkiog 4R which, it was pointw out,
. . friwuo:� sroat li"UQ�And most 1c.3- Would be 4ifficult or impractiesible.
. See ofw*�-Iram that ef Imperial na, Iniltelld
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In the Vinance Department the sip
is r4etic011Y Out, "NO A401dier,11fcd
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,cj*cty, -
vier ,al,,bly appreejatC4. 511's.
,Fauuklcg-�; vaug 4Vor You Mono." and
'%,to
. of adjugtipil pr ov! onsr
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�,_ I - vat aid in 1911 riglkt 4own ,to ulle the new covernment threw i"
�', ,Wbftt board, natiorw railways aud Now, ## in the easo of the anti -dump.
aRly." the Sallie in the F03t
0 cc I ),, "rtulent, $q unfair has
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become 'V- discrituilluliQu that tbQ
eaptjVat(�d the 3�ZJ1004_,C. arc $UFO
the, Orladso wwi intended for all encore
I 1. . tbe- tarrif today. Mr. m0ghca 3nd ing Act, certain provision't are being
. I ", his party have bftn right. Viudiea- in force from
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war vett r:.nol Organ has entered a
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bub rs. Saunders did not reappear.
Miss Hazel 13olcher is' always very
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tion h@A alwaya come, rooner or lot- Put time to time. Cus�
� tom$ Officers have recently bcen not!.Isoldicra
Liberal
strong p r'40st lit Ott*v* retUmed
walk tile str4w$# hunting
pleaslug"and her rclificring ,,�f "Tho
Carnivall, was deligbtfulaud she, grac.
I . cr�, The justly famous fied that all printed matter, lead pem
I ,1!ch^rV1 &c -s not seem to fill the bill, ells4nd filito stock Coming into (7an;,
work, while alacker fri,en , 6, of, the, lo.
cat members arc being rerillm-
fously re-,pWded to tho, applau" wltb
� er perhaps the re3ent r0pFer of the ado, must ,after Nov. 1, �W clearly
ship of state Inds that the countol.
given
crative government employment
an encore number. Mrs. na-cli%y's
number. "Tho Pattison WitItz" was a
., � I marked with a label indicating the
I i . a the "wise men about. bi'41171 is at Count ry or origin. A similar law re-
14, f times contradictory. As to the 1)09-
Letters have been received from, all
rt13 Of tbq country of the, dislallssal
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soraol7hat 4101cult pleco and the ren4cr-
$or, was faultless and the tone beautiful
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. garding Canadian and other goods
. ; � sible brevity of the Prvolict's tenure entering the United States 1has been
�! -, I Of 011ice, Cot- Hugh C18"k, of North in force for many
I returned noldiers. Only recently
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a WEIR who served four Years and
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and as an encore she sang "Will ol the
NVISP", a light fanciful pleco which was
tI Bruce, commotifing in his newspaper years.
" . I f. , upon the ebnnE;es made by Hon. Mr. A Dangerous Precedent
seven months was uncere moniously
kicked Out"withOilt cause. The Laur.
'taking
also highly appreciated. Mr. Llimell
Parsons gave "That Old Plaok Mammy
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- 1. King, in th � Lieut. Victor G. Brodeur, R. 0. N.,
�1 ,� a X 41�, Le Laurier residence, all$:-
that "fincincially this was an of tho naval beadquarters staff here,
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ier Libera)5 are full ro,v6ngo
on the arm�% �, .
of Mine" and ,Was loudly applauded.
The 1IRTR-Ries We Some Moro, of the
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; error* because the 110111SO Is big only has invented a !llew style of battlosbip
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AMONG T'"Ec"McfIES
Next
chorus of his encore brought down the
house. Mr. Geo. Kenyon, Lic. %us,.
played the for the
, . 4 a naval at if left in Canada, and
' � �,, 31j. Kinjes Lest R'llance a
. 0 Lieut. Brodeur belongs to it. Where
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fliabliath in lCoov, church ReV.
GCo. 0. 11idgoon, A). D., minister of Bloor
accomp4niments
ladies and Miss Elliott for Mr. Parsons,
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I . I ; ': In dincusnion of the evi- ho got the idea of the turret is hard
. , . l is, now apparently over, there has
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Street Presbyterian Oburch, Toronto ,
Will conduottannivf *
prsayy serv,jees moral
and be L
th wero effective.
A brief Statement on behalf of the
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. n a Widespread tendency toover
t. ,I . i k bee - have been any battleabip3 hereabouts.
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rt_ look the fact that Rt. Ron. W. L' Anyway, there tire none now to ox�
. L Xing is Secretary Of
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evening. The* vublic, are cor.
'119 and to theaO, services. Salb.
vited
dially ii
Moos' Club was Made by Rev. R. C.
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breDerm d who'reforred briellyto some
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. . I 11acKojaze our
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I , ; , I .State fOjL External Affairs, Here was sent to t . he 'British AdmiraUty,
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bath achooJ and -Bible Classes at 3
O'cloch. '.
Aftbe %Ims and ambitions of the club
land ,thanked the audience for their
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I 'U'A., _D.1)" Of
HOuttu, China, Will be. the
Splendid response to the efforts of the
Moog Club lo. behalf of the lire suflerars.
gunnery and
4 ; , to have. But Mr. Kinf, s6 for as one complimented Lieut. Broduer on his
I _qn telb bas paid very little attention
. " , _ c, j effielency. ,So the officer h a at .+'
preacher at
morning service at 11 o-clook On Sooday.
OOtobor,29th at ,r -..i, - p .
Mrs. � Lauder kindly turned1he theatre
over to the Club for the evening, sod
t,6 the affairs - of that department.
Tn&6(1;-I-v-iiiust*'-sT.�wbo"he-Vrent-
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e$slon of any in
let diticlaims po.9s for-
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one over"' on the bon. the prime min-
J^W-r;wIv"M,s -bad yot__rev_eivo0'-4n-
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'Church. the 000aelowbolng the 4biltv
. ot,ttle-mburch; 6r-
-S�ry _R6i_._R_.' ,
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Dormid,
the picture ,was "The DevjV, featuring
George Arlb
1-1 I. -C is, 44.tbe stoi,y is one of
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ma tion from Great Britain on which,
Compliment from tho,,Admirality for
prompt assurance of aid in connection
Of KAOX Church. -,Vill be th.
ProAcher In the evening. � 0
ed Bobby Vernon In "Hickory nick.,,
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to act or express an -opinion in 'on-
AcOtion with the threatened war.
W4 the Near East Crisis, Indeed,
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Baptist Church. 06t 22, Services as
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G. C. 1. Basket Sall Girls Victorious I
His Own special department main'
tal na, or-ought.tO millitain, a qhan-
coming concurrently. with the Tilik.
Ish w , 4r cloud and that Shipment of
usualt 11'a.w, paid 7,
Young will be tho.ap'p'm - ,Mr. Robort
at both sec.
At a meeting in,Clinton two weeks
ago a -Girls' Baske1t Ball League was
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net of: commutucation with'tho Bri-
tish cabilliet oil the,progress 'Of such
mullitfolls of Levis for Hon. Mr. Gra.
ham's department,, this gun
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vices, Rev, 0. N. DoWeaker
OY Will be In Toji,
ontoattending the raceti-4gg of the Bap.
1formed and. a schedule- drhwn' hp.
Six -teams comprise the Lea
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affoirs, and if thut channel boa been
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clogged at such a time, Who Is re-
.turret
business is- enough to give oil o-
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loving Cabinet ,eac -
the shivers.. our
tist Conforen6c. . Bible aghoal,.*3 li.m.,
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MoOdaY at 8 p in,,' B -Y -P-11. meeting,
the 111rat games of the series are bei
played ,this week-Miteliell vs. Sepag-�
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$pOnsibic if not the titular and ae-
tilal heaj of such, department? Dis,
remaining naval officers insist upon
takitig an interest in their work, It
Wednesday at s P,V-t Prayer service,
Nor, th-Ot- MOthOdistChnroh; Harvey
forth, Clinton vs. Exeter, Blyth vs.
Goderich, Home, and ll�me gameis
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aullising this point, the Farmers' Sun,
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may be necessary to -loafi I them to the
British navy, one squadron of whIch7
Moyer, Pastor. Sunday Services, Oct. 22,
Classes, 10)00'�
are being played aud,points count for
winners of the first round.
in Ottawa correspondence, charges
VORANCE IS AT
that 44SHEER IGL
looming up, silent and officient, at the
Dardanelles, sce.ing to have done
club and mission bAnd at
10. The men's club .to P101 !'Wbat are
the
Our girls, accompanied by about -a
dozen enthusiastic "rooters,"
IRE ROOT OF THE GOVERNMEN'
PAL INDECIS510 WHICH HAS -pour
more
to overawe tb� Turk than 611 the
parlors Of European diplomats'.
duties of the editor to. the public?"
wil I be. introdu6ed by Mr. G. Lamb. The
. went to
, I th yesterday.for the first game of
%ey series and'- suce6eded, in
PLUNGED THE COUNTRY INTO A
FORTNIGHT OF DISQUIET. AND
National Railways
V068tOr'S mOrh1nA*tIjclAe "Vill to. "The
Stu we are afraid to in
. evening,
winning
by a score.of 8-4.. It was a
. sVIendid
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P.ESTLVSSNESS.! The . lqun .w
Idds that the- only compe,tent official
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Tho now,
presidont has been in Brig-
land for eight years.. Previous to
a*LlvIng1n the cellar.,"Ontl0n;
Prayer' service
04 Wednesday evening at 7. 30,
game and thoroughly -enjoyed by the.
large number of spectat
_ ors
n the depart . ment of exterrial.affairs,
'who has had almost a unique exper-
that he bad a railway eng.
mooring
experience fit ' the United States
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It Would seem 6at the appeal made
Sunday morning last by Rev. Mr.
, At the end of firs�', half the
the
score was 7-2 in favor of Goderich,
*fjenec and knows more about ill-
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aernational problems thall the Whole
which Would
. hove been valuable in
his now'Job If the road was being
M3�
Permid for a w1dor.611stra6lit jn,tbo
work at the'ladleal missionerk
though the teams'were very evenly
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matched, Neithcr side wa6, sure 'of
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!Abinet together for some obscure
constructed.: His operating I—
sodlptjos
-of the nongrevation-Is t,, .# *.1 a .
victory ,And
+ , there were some very
� I . r - A -14 11 Ge, vu quick asses and.good team work oil
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I I I r teadily ignored b - ledge, and that I$ the chief requisito Mondav the Arthur,,Cirele added the both a des, . - I
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. . . I , I the prime ralmster." The reference . bersto the toll,
. � , � hero, has been gained in England on names Of 13iuO MOW maim F,
..1 I , cot and on Tuesday the W m,S, put four. In the ,second half the home team
I 11 � - I is to doubt to Sir'Joseph Pope, K. C. A system Which Is a glorified str
� �� - � . flayed'.very hard. Rod kept - Goderich
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I - N I W1. G., C. N.- O., 1. S, O., permanent car single teen n9w names down as. members. At rom. making a goal froin the field
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1 I J . I : Un'der-Secretary of State or Extor- stroto of track more than a hundred themeefing Of the W.M.S. od Tuesday while: ,they, i:4-ade' one goal. Goderich
, � . � .. Flat Affairs; ,Who, has � bohl that office miles 1n length. British railway. ex. Mrs- (R6v,) Hogg, of Clinton, gave an rione point from a free throw.' .
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� ., . . 1. � . thirtoen ears and who was'fotmorm- Per' Fice' as� - 4PPIlord' 'irv: Canada-', has address, oil, "Our Opportunities'" and an
� . 11 . After the game the staff and pupils
� � ..: I ly S. Kn A;# Macdonald's secretary. never been a great, Success. The. address was given by Mrs. A. Taylor, of of the �0- ,
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1. . . . .. I . Grand Trunk Railway is an , town. Mrs. A., 1. Mexity"gwr ontinuation, School entertain -
I � . Was Canada Right? . � . . xample I 9 a Sol le at visi a at
� . of trying to o erate a Canadian rail- alsq� Mrs. &c.'wilson.. . .. ,e .Supper. in Me�
1. : �7 - 4, *lieu W. D. Euler, Liberal me"'" Way on Britis . . moria all, ere a very enjoyable
. I t 9 mothods, Sir:Henry Ab the Vlotoria 9-tt60t Methodist t! e a a ent. 1. � �
I . I .- � " �� I ...--- . -- her for North Waterloo, renewed in Thornton Will have to forget his Bri- church next'SupaAy morning, the pastor , ., iss ell , e I th - an ' d
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" I i � I e aentary session his tish methods arid, learrk Noi-th Ameri. Vbv, J. W, Hedley, b.D. will preach no Miss ich ' son , of 't'he 80t.affL I.,
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- 4 I I ' . I I- I .......".- - fight for allikudmentmf the Elections Can operating,to be''a, suevess. he-re,j subje6tj ,'Saiv%tion trOm Start to, were t ev ire " an Mis Brill ,w a
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� i - , -"..0I '. '.. -. Act, in -respect to oVfraughJ,qewnont�Of lie is Ignorant of Canada. the I a a a
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t , , . I .b. � : . naed by, mUrrilk h and will allah." Andiutheevcwlligbntbesub�.� referee. . ..
. I . 'fill tei (I require Years' to become in exper. .ject, 17be rich young' 'rater." The The following Were ithe 'play I erp:
_�_.______-1.__ . ,.. . 'WAS success - his Party -now having lence and knowledge 4"wbrthy cola.
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I . --th'-i- lurgest vt I)ARtOf Wishes to'anuOulace that. be&
� . 1`1 � . I , . vup--m- th "-ommons.- I -_ . Blyth: Forwardstz�g
I vetitor--�o"bo--ea�nud.ixiw.-p,,fii,--,,- _tng74",t_ _ _�4_n_,__P_4
; . - gs - . - , . .weak--hor-will Rivew 1050.1- _J_AffkF%a__,Pd_1Te-gE&___ centreszo4erii
. � I � . .. Rt. Ron. Arthur Afelghen, Hon H.. H. I ger - e op es, one;
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� . � . - . � I � T. Ur 0%urih (North 'Toron' Pertsi His quick acceptance, couplea luld-weeklectures,ou the-Fundiinlental Armstro
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- - �. I . with'.4he cable announcement- .1 Effie Logazy Lizzie - Feari
- P. .1--1 t. � . � to) ang others in the Conservative - . that lJoetrines., of the Christian, - Relglou. guiirdg---�-VIOJA' '.Vras0r, 'Winnifre � d
I � . . I . his British Position is to be abolished Bvi�ryoue Is cordially Invited to thes Cow . , - - ..
X . , 1, I - is Everybody wishes series. Do not forgetthe t, . . .an. � , - .
.. .group upheld the princIVIO repro Algqificant. ' Commilini 0
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__ _J,�__ : , 1. . . . , � Goderich:. F6iwq.rds-JuI!a. Young,
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. . , , I .' Alie-Act- but tbe- Liberals -would -:64 two -success- and- all -expect - that after Co"Ort on Thursday evenlv�f, I - ___
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. . : orthree 'Years, experience. 0 atiqpIces of the Zureka Bible Hunter; -cdnties�--Margaret
. I Zil, and Sir.-Eiller's'iesolution , h ' class. % Wilson, -Rota Hamilton' Adelaide
1'.� '� be deal May accomplish. this. During that gpl-Oded program ba% -:been provided. H09; guards-Loulse ,Co"ok, Delores
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. � �. B he Jac, , nees. . ZlohChureb. Taylor's Corners;Durll,aithwaitew. I .11 .. .
' �* " ` - States, aliColder, Wriot.wiser neigh, " ut It - k of special knowledge �,
, . t " I ,was adopted. N,ow, th� United period the road must take cha
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, 1., . .1 - I . the last two weeks Aev,. 0, X The return game is to be played on
I . .1 . � I . bar has put , into force, a much more in the Ing -_
I I � I A;Qorit law. .It sets lop as barriers .president is ,small compared Dewey has been conducting evangelistic the G. 0. I.--krounds Friday at 4 p. in.
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I I . I . . , L with the awful bxecative appointed; meetings each evening, %SSiSjed by.-Aev. Come and cheer. . .
1. .1� . ,,t,�" a olutilifying testo not for onfranchise� Noi&r the piesident or any
-01 �, ., � , moot, but for the preliminary sto , membeii ,Nlr� Burns, of Clinton. and Mr.. Robert I- �
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.. I . _,,ia $4 � I I D of the executive bits any knowledg . . . ..
. I _0��. . . of naturalization. , � .. e Young. Those borvices have beeh'very . . T �Flr_ N , - . .
I I 1-1-- -_ ; . d '. I J. of Canadian ra, ' ilway finalicing or, op. -well atieuded -and gre4 spiritual In - - . . � .
I I .. � I . United States consul's �hav� been ;erdtlon, the two ter- , KiLfl6irdliterfl6p6�tsLin,day Athome,
. ,. I . essentials of uccess, est. has been manifested. Several from �
. . I 1 I 11 ._. , notified by their cansul-genoral that only ,one member, of the 8 XtssJosphine'ChIshoLn bag gone to
'r, i . . Executive Goderich drove over"�ud %aslated In the
. . , , . �: Canadian women who . become the has any business, traininj 6 . dross ma�lngo.. I
11 i . ,% , Vivo . f'a na- devotional eXerelseIR, ,Including Mrs. Goderldh to'learn .
1� I I. . ,a of United States citizens must tional character,� and.. tha
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I , . I _� I I . . . now obtain their own naturillization Stewart, Winnipeg, . t, � James number, Mrs, Dewey, Miss Belcher and Mr- and Mrs. Hary Cook, of Clinton 'I
'il 1: , I I I � papers. Tho re -but. be is a gTeat bel 8. spent the week -end with relatives here,
� . fulatiOn is effectivc .grain operator and must- constantly SOln6 of tho Goder'ch choir' We lev' . - I
. , . I September 22 o 'this Year. Hither- be Ili business 'with tbe'raiNray. and that tbe Holy Spirit was xt - these moot- . Our ter.64 MAd Alkemption. ' 9 in
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� � � .. � to marriage to a 1julted States citi- logs In. power and a deep and lasting Goderich laotp., Week : attending the
, . ell in c0yallctitiOn with other grain.and impreAslou wag madeek .. � .
. .. , . I j . Z it automatically conferred rights milling companies. Messrs. Sinelair, edL ,x all who attend-fTeachors' couvrtlolu.' .
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. � I .1 L .- �,�,-,-, of citionship. Ap I Servidowl1i be condacted on Sun- I c
�_ wo : _plications by WO- Decary, Dawson, are political hacks., tolock. bk Mr. Robt.
,0 , . �,4 . N%, � . Anniversary servi ies r'vrifl be held 14
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I I , .,,� -inelf for registration must now be Graham Bell, a civil Servant,. ittid Ei afternoon at 8 o . Leobtirn Presbyterian Church on un.
+i011*),;.-,�' ..''. . w accompanied by evidence Of -citlzeil- Gerard Rule,.a lawyer, but a vlompe_. Young, . 'I I I 11 day. Oct. 29ih.
I I � '' . I -, other thaft AialoricAn tont railway counsel. Tom �L M I The Re*� Mr. Mae'Vicar
,. . %� * ' ' .. I ship� , Wives - 6ore - Sunday last was Clilldren's buy at w1il Preach morning and eVenhig'L
. '.1 L 4'.. . � � citizenst are, no longer included Ili president of the Dominion Trades ;7i4 St. George's church, and all -the set- -special music *111 be, provided. for the
. I � 0 , passpoRg. Formerly It *,as only no, babor L Council, is also Oft the board. vices of the day were asylpriate. day. On the following Kond4y,evening
. I 1,2Q, ; , I 'I, iossary for Vie husband to.prove big He 'SLa chirpenter and hits been given. The recteri Rev. S. S. Har ,, preach. A hot fowl supper will be - sor#ed in the
, L . cltizans)2 andhis wife WAS autema' preferment overall the great railway ed ,at the morning. Service. i Fill Rev, basement of 66 church. from 6 to 8
. �. I , I . . . I C nall Hill In the eypning. Rov� Dr. o'clock. after which the Raymond Red,
. I , . � . � tically a vanced to tho same. status. union men. L Tom Alooio, is at present 'a *
1. I � Curiously enough, the change Is as'� enjoying a trip to Switzerland at the Sinipson', field secretary of the Or. mohd Coinpany, of Westfield, will pro-
, , � Oribed to Ltile Great War, ',vbenwivoS ange Association, who was -in town vId6, the program, Admission 50 ce ts.
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: . . I , . . of many Americans upon whom citi- The Board selected"would _be L to.preach tOL the Orangem64 of the Everybody welcomo� . .11 . I
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�, ; . tonship ,had been 'coaf6rrod by mar- tiona" a na" Goderich district in Knox church W I
. I . ria , ohe if it Were not -a national 'I.. . one, bd,troubled with corns, he
go Were found to be active sympa, tragedi. '' An inexperienced the ovening, spoke to-Ow-eWildren ilit, � If
�,' , thizers with eneinY nations.. I dent, an executive of politicivr " the afternoon service, drawing lea- will find Ili Holloway's Corn Remover
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1. . . I" In the parliamentary dehate'of last and a hostile'Lgovernment, ?lack$,. sons from an ordinary pin, -which to an application that -will -entirely re-'
I . " I , Afarch. Mr. Aleighon's. chief point it i's a "age be of. use, must be upright lild Ileve suffering. . . . ,
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, mission to citizenship, either in V Political Patronage.' .. � BRIEF TOWN TOPICS
� " L . ,an- :. Political pittronaie ;f the '' Simpson's talk will `C remembered . I -
. `,'�, . . ada or elsewhere, The inai%'must kind is again grossest by the boys and girls. At t Ke ay, Nov. 10th, in mind
. I undergo examination; he must live . rampant in Ottawa.' ing, service, a. solo. was rendered by and attend St. Oeorge's. 0burehi Girls'
�� I., . . . up to certain tests. Not so with thd Threava are .being made by respon- MW Hazel 13cicher .,in her usual Guild Dance anti Five Hundred Party
I I . . I Woman. irf thele case there wag an sible ministOr-T"u-nd unwarranted dis- pleasing style. 1. Ju the Masonic Temple on that "even-
., .1 I absenee of -tile safeguards thought I luffisqla to make room for political ScOn Sunday, morning last eela, Ing. Watch for b4ls. - . �.. . . I
t', rIght'J4 tile ewe, of the man. He hacks. Recently Hork. Charles Mar- rvice was held in Knox eahtispK to. T116 Mission Bttud of* North Street
jo 'k� 't tiaid: "It inay be that we should Phy, PoAntuater-General held a con' emphasize the work of the W. Af.,S. Methodist chn'rob, propose holding an
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� t! men from becoming citize,tis except all OAO *ith dismissal that showed consisting -of tidies of the W'. M. S.
", by pmeaq of natui4lization.11 oritical Independence. Here I church on Frlday,Nqv� 3rd. Tea will
. - I . � -I.,; what and Arthur'Cirele, the ladles' rals. be served from 3.to 7. .
. However, the House not only found . fr. Murph 0aY.'q: "I want It to bo siouary societies of the. church. A � . , . ..
. '; ho fault with the existing inequality equallr, ,W%1 ,understood thnt I will - -Protect the child froin'the ravages
. ;, , , , men, in regard to n . n , beautiful solo, "Chilst'Will Be con- - , �
, � , �. -to play politics '. ,.of wornis by using. Mother, Graves.
. .in fnvor of we - not n. low anybody 0
turaliq - Proi,11 the words of which. were W�61,m
W, . of exi0ing aafoguaiiia in regard to Which I am a. I qu Exterminator. It is a Stan.
." ultion, but approved abolition 4calfist me or - the government of written. by Alias It. 1. Graham, of
, , ""I . _ neniber." To Impress Senfortho the Presbyterial W. Al S dard remedy, and years of use* hove
. I _ � . onfrafthisement, The United Stp.tes this lie followed with: "It might be ,secretary, was sung with fine ejeci enhanced its reputation. .
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� � I biia'taWn an important ,stop hi,the 'Well to add the information that by Airs. MacKay. A welt'rendered . PEOPLE WE KNOW
0 . � t I . . -oppm4te direction -� and equalized the While tile Power of' appointment to quartette was given by Mrs, MacKay, I I . .
. . pdosition of the sexua by removing the the positions ift tile post office do" bliss A,. Nairn, Airs. Dunlop and Alias Miss RubentiNaqg1o, Is visiting friends
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,; . I tiebieving automatic paturalizaiiOn vice. the right to make dismissals is, Dori -aid pointed out the great. value I 4 Olive lchb W he r
� It w �Os M a T orne as; we to
I 1'. A � 1 by marrIage, The r7ublie is not no, t t Office Act, still ves I ..
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,� lative mathn. but they cortaint n ot or wor a, Air, Murphy says tions of the church in kooping alive Dr.and Mrs. Bolster are vialtin!", In
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. � .JP the comprehensive grasp of the miq- I Nir, Robert Reld, of Seaforth, apent
11 . �r tho iinported commodit� I (,1, Ma 01 no threat against slonary situation lift many lands. the NNeAt end in town.
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- � ~ ______%0%#%ftA%0W%0W VW %O %1A0%0W%0 at the meetings of t9ese I., Mr. (v
I I . I I I =1V Tile vast strides made by was in town last week. I I
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. . . �. . Wake Up to the Fatt that ' plisbod were shown in- figures pro- I , 2 Miss Kate Parke wa% calling on fxleads
, t I : . seated, add this valuable adjunct to before leaving for New York.
. .. I � . . I the missionary work - of the church Mrs. W. Woods, has returned tow 9,
r i I I I I " hold up' as one wbicb, Should' visit with fri6nds at Th%mesville.
6 I ... I -, "'ve evc arger inember- Mr. john Krieg 01 Waldville.'sask,
. I . I Up. , — I Js In town sceing his lather, who Is far
. I I . Cold WY, leaffier ,hl, 'n a lioneh 1
. 1 I 0. 3 1� , A WORLD'S WONDIER fralin wolt.
I Mina Gavret liss left for hor honicat
11 � I . erg'of Europe nua Anjorloo,1 Waoltingtou after .,;peudIngthosummt.r
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, . 'endorful vailab ag 'the ramilv WtIJ&ck Johnston has returnod how
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tl�# . I Is Approaching nerala and Weekly Stir of Mentre4l niter visiting his, daughtel� Urs. ucolige
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.9 �� I I VvIx Charged. It is inot only the enor. % be ,ft
. � 3tlg3 Lillian 5tetranald, who lk$ C
� moos Size oftbo r,amily lloralkj that 0%. I ral -
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1� J ,� place your snier early for ysor Witter Suit or OXercoat, eltes the wonjol, or tht wovId. It -la the I n .1 �
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e . . I Vast variety "d the s,aKro,wollonce of �. -
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I I �,, Itoliett Mcynms� has had a nett Alid
% . I comtottablo eettage built an his lot slid
I I .%Wethy Hand Tilifored-Evitrything in -Mere* Furnishings Ps"aft Ilomla of Montral hAq resultC11 Iq now oceapying it. .
.. Instc,u4n9tcrittliovery boitt,%le,ntlail Mr.,. Frank Itillier nad sorvt* Maur.
I 1� all Its deputmenti, Tflis 16 1% messure
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t ratlattv Hemhl Is in 06 elms bV itq(lf (! �or St Catbmirine�% where. thov Join
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Phefte 219 The Meves Store Worffi While �1 , .;en I . �
. Publishers wo unaelistwi Willi 3,11 � fio�lo in that 'city.,
I "wrlo cerles fteo 6 teempt of rllt�*,.Al I ur. ,Iaeu 'Tolinsien IA&9 rp-tollia hem. 0
1 tard. hn!nn aftpr vkitbvi biq 61q&�Atpr. Mtq
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Mrs. Hally, who spent the sunnuvir in
her cottage, "golly Lodge," Las left
for her home In Detroit,
I Mr. and ,Via, Collis, of Loodou., were
I bete a, low days recently and closed
their cottage 14 the season...
Mrs. Davis. and.4 family, who have
Bpout the summer In Wra. Meteall'N
cottage, has returned to Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Smith have
ecturned to town from Toronto, and will
be hero foe another Week or so.
A. Erwinbas bad a radio Installed It
. his home and now. enjoys concerts,
lectures, eta., from far -away points.
Rev, and Mrs, 0. N. Mwey leave to.
day for Toronto, to attend the Conference
of Baptist .0hurchos of Ontario, avi]
Quebec. - 1� .
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Ur, and Mrs. McCoukey,'of StratfoW,
were hero recently at their cottage ano
improved their grounds by Planting
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this week for Port Huron. It - A just
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Mrs. Woods and Miss Nan Woods,
Baygleld, were visitere at tile home of
MC4. T. D. Tichborne during the Teach -
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millisterial. work during the past year
In the West, arrived recently to take
charge of the Matho4ot. church.
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Mr. 4d. Priduam spenb the week -end
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I I h Gbderich,, leavin L nday night for
Winnipeg, where 1,09-W111101 be in charg6 of
� the oftice of the Mutual nce
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, 'Mrs. Jack Taumau� left )asb weekto.
join her husband In Detroit. She was
accompanied by lier sister Misit Dolly
Bovirn, who Will take a position in that
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Mids Irene Thurlow, Qf,Paterson., N.
,T., is visiting In town this week and she
will bg accompained. on her re�urn by
her mother, who will, spend the. winter
in tbati citiy; . � . .
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�fessrs H. 0. Dunlop, r, - Sturdy',aind.
Roy. Rundle are attending 'a military
staff tour th14 week, Mr'..Dunlop madQ
a trip to Toiputo, provious�t,o. going to
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Margaret, of Cleveland, Ohio, are visit -
Ing at, the home of their uncle and
, auntle,'Mr. sod Mrs, Thoa. Lacey, :Ox-
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daughter, Charlene. Of _ Port Huron,
motored bore and spent the week -end.
. with tho0atter's par , euts; Mr. ano Mrs.
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-mo*ed�-'t6-fON�liT�a-lXi�g-��'tbel��-
donee In Mr. Frank�`M,artin's'bousa on
Plotoo -fteet. Mr. Naftel has taken a
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position in the Transit-Elotator. ,.,
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Rev A, McParlaue'conducted anni-
versa'�'y sorvices, atLLondesboro. Rev,
4r' Abery, of Londe , sboro, *preaching in
St Andrew's.chiproh, in the morning
&,WdXr. John Fraser in. the evening.
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Mr. Joseph C. Kelly.left town on
MoltidlLyfor NowYork City, where he
Will spend a few days before going to
Worcester, Mass.. where he. will. go in
business With hisbrotht ri Mr. Basil L.
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.Godfrey ace6bipainedby Mrg-.-E-N'rn6k,
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T . hursday last and were the guests of
Mrs. Barniuoy' s brother, Mr. J. B Kelly,
Lighthouse St.' * . . . . . . .
'Mrs..James: Angus of Detroit, aocom.
pAined bybe.r.sou. John, alsn of that
city, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter XoXaugh-
ton, of Pontiac, Mich., were In LOWU this
week, motoring, up by way of the
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Mr. Rathwelf, of the Sterling Bank,
has been moved to Hensall Mr. Uachen
of 1vtoaktow taking his ;'osition her .
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Flour,* family, per c*t. 3.50 to 3.50
Flour, patent, per cwt. ; 3.56. to 3.75
Bran* per 'ton, - I 22,00 to 23.00
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Shorts,'per -ton . ' 25.00 to 26.00
�Oats, per bush. .. .
Barley, per bush. . 45 to 50
udkwheat, pei bush.�, . 60 to 05
ay.- -�-4..V---- �.. 10.00 to 12.00
Butter, per.)b, " ' , , go to L 30
Hog's, per vvit. * ' L .... 10.00. to 10.00.
Egi;s, per doz....'...... 35 to "' 46
Potatoes,L p . Or bush.... ' 401o, so
Cattle, choice, butchers 4.50 to '5.00
Cattle ordinaVy ...... 4.00 to 4.50
BologL, Bulls,per lb, . 3 to . 4
S ' lambs .'�- 9 to 10
,g,r,,,P 0, .. ........... � 02 to 02
Hides.- I � I ........... 7.00 to, 0100,
Lambs, per awt ...... 8.0.0 to &60
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attention. ,Fast experienee has
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a mattep of good taste
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McKee, on ,account of an attack of
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We are pleased to see Mr. Scott
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men -at the service at Xnox church on!
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