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NNiedding bells are ringing and Auburn Nionday evening. A splv#did
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schools be'barred to enemy aliens.
citomRA iNFANTum ! 'rho Honorary Ad,isory�j Commit.
cle r. . I ; time 16 reported.
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, tee on Industrial and: Technical RL-
.Mrs. H . Morris. of Oictiorit. I Ivas the I our bitulier returned front his weetilk'
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guest of ,Mrs. kDr.) Cane tq,tiiplw�eek. � trip down south at exactly thirty-two
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SUMMIER COMPLAINTS. 'is hate4t of a national researori
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k,Tom Wiggins is he% new to . !morning. This is published for the in-
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Nineteen-year,old men will not
dation put under his I formation of those %%no weren't up
Toronto,
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. likely be called up before September
Illiss Laura . Fowler. of ib early enough to tuate his arrival home.
spending a tuoiatti. at her home. here,
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1t is without a doubf he, Safest and or October, It -to navr tbought. So
- I St Pattl's congrekeation Nvl_II 'hold
Girtrude Ladid, ot Auburn_thel� the
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- picisticliableremicalyineCte4ce. far 51,883 of them have register ed
., It has been a household remedy for 72 for service. . . .
vAliss gare- pirtv this year on
Isited friend,� here for a fliw days. d
grounds of Quits. Brq%N,n near Dungan-
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years. A Danish mission has arrived at
-Xi Klienne Miller is spending her non. on the eveniiW of July Ist A
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Washington to nemPate an' agree-
Its effects are inistaneous and it does ment with the War Trade Board of
vacation with her another In Clinton. goqd progra-tia ILL being prepared,
Miss Robb, of Coderich. Is spending Music by -the Taylor orchestra of Ckolde-
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not leave the �owels in a constipated con-
dition, the United States for export to, Den-
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a few weeks witIt her sister, Mrs. Sit-, rich.
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mark of lmuch-neede(t roo"tuff.
libg. - - I Pte.-Javvig Anderson, of London, was
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isited the former's mother here Mon- time being, s employed as rogm�6141
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]Don't ex e Cut with some lao-name, Sir Leslie Probyn. '.he new Gover-
day. . barber and likes tile work well. [ill
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no. utatio a all,cd strawberry com- nor of Jamaica, has arrived there,
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_�___4)0= ries sell on the re Lieut. R. W. Bowlby. Manchesters,
, uses tile -clippers; on tire soldiers Ilhe
The Misses Clifton and Miss Phil- -7-la- _V
lie Lased to 'on �V , cNab and Nat
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I .-Tio-wierils. '- - . 'killed - was one of the earheat set-
out up y Dr I
EbeneAe!& were Sunday visitol,s
lips, at - - - �
Whyard.
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. . tlers of Parkesvi.1le, Vancouver
. T14'kpm,�, -, is 35c. per bottle, and Island. - .
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N. veryone enjoy'"
Mrs. Jas. Medd, of Auburn,' isIted It is the duty of e
the of Canadian citizenship
vently closed by the. tf-ustee board. It
I!, it brick efiffice land this T. 0. in- p
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Blawnufactunif only T. Milburn Hon. E. E. Knowles, recently ap-
'Co.. Limited, Toronto, Out.
lier mother here Thursday-* of last privileges
to register on Saturday. Don't 'gruni-
tend', it) Like down an4 roulovill to
pointed Provincial Secretary,, was
Mrs. R. Armstrong, Nixon Out elected to the Legislature for Moose
week.
The Sacrament of. the Lord's Supper ble -or grouch because of the few
Dungannon fur building purposes.
Placed -on tile old hotel site fie might :
Writell'�"Somfl years ago I Q diZZ Jaw by a majority. of 446. - -
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was disperseid In Erskine church Sun- m1mates' time taken up Ili registering.
1 Remember the inconveniences boys
appropriately renanto a.- the Reform
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INM until it became chronic. I doctored Two enemy mines have been de-
with a d d t r, but as soon as I stroyed off North Cape, the northern
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sto ped gM his I extremity New Zealan'
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day morning. have had at the front for several years.
Mrs. - Collins,of the Canadian Soo, as Bills are out announcing the Dun-
church. Ile states that It Is his in-
tention to use tile 4wo buildings and
build a complete lie%%- business block
medicine was as of
bs,T ever.� became It Is tht
,.,Islti.g'ber .sister, Mril. Harry Fowler, gannon
. kp%%urth League lawn social
extending rrcull the corner to the Lete-
I as so weak I could announced that Imperial
of the village. be held the Fri-
ticularly violent on the Montello pla-
, walk across the floor alone. A Government has purchased the whole
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to on church grounds
Dr. case is havirg Tits house re- daw� June 28th. Supper served
phone office anti that if it is at all pos-
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it told me of Dr. Fowler's Extract of the Australian wool clip for the
etwening,
sible NNork \vIll commence tPis sum-
of Wild Strawberry, and less than two period of the war land for que'year
shingled, David Wenn and Jim Cousins from 7 to 9, new time. Music by Luck-
after, although it is not his wish to use
bottles Cured me to.stay cured. 1 1 think after.
is
doing the Job. now ladles" quartette. Readings by
Miss Fdna Rivers. Admission 50 cents
labor that call be utili7ed to better
We
it the beat medicine for bowel- trouble Reaching off' the dock at the toot
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sheppherd and
-advantag* ju,A at present. wllt all
that cown be procured." of York street, Toronto, to pat his
Miss Alice spent SundiaLy at the home arid 25 rents,
be pleifooed indoed to see a new block
I blind into the water, James A. Mea-
of Wrn.'McClure. Pte. I'l-ioullis Pritchard, %,who is sup-
erected (in this site and we coniattend
� � sures aged six yjars, fell in and was
drow�ed. . .
NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK
,Nliss Edith Anderson, of Goderich, erNising the work o:, registration In
has breen spending a few days with I ("Oderiell fill, the. 22nd, tvas In the vil-
T. a',. -,It his enterprising Spirit. After
all, all hotel .site tint] two Methodist
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Eight conscientious objectors were
he,,. here. lage Saturday e)enhig, eciiiii ng out fit
churches should llro\o it most useful
tried at Niagara-clia-the-Lakia by
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parents
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,Mrs. J. W. Graham spent a flay or The Star's ear. Tom was just learn-
combination.
- court-martial, and a ninth m4n of the
Important Events Which Have Ist Battalion, 2nd- C,O. R., was tried
) a of insolence to an
so last \%eek with Dungannon friends, Ing to run R car find Idit trip out here
returning Oil Saturday. conNinced him that editors, autos are
spinothing like the editors themselves
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AUSTR ANS ARE HELD
Occu�rvd Durin,th:! Ne3'c. on charge officer.
a
Melville Culbert left on Monday for
The Government of South Africa
An Increase of 1,324,960 acres in
--a little flifficult ttiF understand some-
Harold enlisted and vNent overseas at
the amount of land sowa to grain
Kinvardine to commence his duties as thres.
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. The Busy World's Happenings CRre- and hay in Canada this year as com-
telegraph operator there. Registration Is being carried (flit I"
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Bitter Struggle Is Raging Along
fully Compiled and Put Into pared with last'year is shown -in the
Mr. anti .Mrs. Fred Ross and Misses the Nillage this week -by lut,41 regis-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rivers and Mr.
Handy and Attractive Shape to, first preliminary crop bulletin for the
Ella and lialsy Ryan were Goderieh trants, ll -ho aro not Nvaiting until Sat-
the Piave.
the R&-aders of Our Paper — A season.
visitors, Saturday evening. empowored [to purchase kit this price
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, Solid Holies Enjoyment. Two of Austria's four dread-
Mr. and Mrs. Witt Stevens anti child- orday. The hooth in the printing
Main Attatfek of Cite Teutons In Italy
noug.1ts t)f the Virfixis Unitts class
ren, (it' I,ondesboru, .Veat Sunday at office will be in charge ,if the Ilegi-
Has Been Halted by the AlIlleA,
. WEDNESDAY. have been torpedoed in the open sea,
six miles from an Island off her own
the himit, of N. 11. Whyard. strar, Peputy Ilegistrar, aud smeraj
luStitute NNorkers. 'Mrs. Tlols. sh)tller'
Who Are Now tile Aggrelasors
The Lou of the 3rd Battalion held coast, by two tiny ItLlian motor
A number of the niale nweinherg of
St. Paul's were busy for is %\aiting mi those sick and invalided
Counter Strokes -lit Hill Couritry
reunion last night at St. James'
14 carat I.
I, all, Toronto.
congregation ado if lilt- ul
a few days re -shingling the church. t""11'011' 11"oW "I'll wall I I cu ()
Meet �-tqtlkw Success.
A coneentrated fire from the
The exam,ination results of the French guns caught powerful Ger-
, There I., fit- line of ph-rk-tic dut�- that
miss Elliott, teacher at S. S. No 17
: * ' the \\onwn ,.\ill liesitate kit Lhe,e will,
LONDON, June 18—Not alone am
College of Physicians and Surgeons man forces attempting a counter-
As4ifleld, is writing (ill all examination . They are e\or giNitig ki"ay
11 lues.it
the Rallans and their British anti
of Ontario are announced. attack between Courcelles and Mery,
at the Notinal School, Stratford, this the! - g"'.
French comrades In arms holding In
. A large deposit of nickel and cop- and not only drove back the advanc-
ore Is reported in the Eardley
Aveek. . At the 1,�,ndon Conf,rence \Nhich \%-as
check the Austrian offensive alping
per tug waves, but inflicted very heavy
Mountains near Luskville Que. 1--
Miss Irene McKehey and Miss Belle in se.,slloi ;it \\,aIkf.,\1lI, last \%eek,
Eila toll are lit Goderich this week
(he greater part of the 100 -mile bat -
tie front front the ee-ion southeast
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Observa'hce of the food regulations
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Three thousand workers In the
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writing oil thoir senior graduation's'
Xv. 1. A. MI-Ki'lNey \Nh,1 has beell (in
the Dungannon eircuil fill- three years,
of Trent to the Adriatic Sea, but they
'turned
by picnic parties, lawn socials, etc.,
plants of the N. S. Ste�el & Coal Co..
c�xallis.
\NaK trallsforr".1 to flit Springs, near
themselves have aggressors
Is insisted on by the Food Board.
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the Eastern Car Co., J. W. Cum-
'Albion
Thos. Rvid, of Ebenezer, NN,ho re-
Petrolva aml Rev. Thos. A. Steadman,
on some of the more important sec -
A preliminary meeting of the an-
M1119S & Sors, the Steel Co.
ported for military servi& recently at
of the c,,runa ('ircuit, surveeds hint
tors, especially in the mountain re -
I mitat gatheringof the National Coun-
ell of Women was held In Brantford.
and the N. S. Steel and Coal Co.'s
t,ondon, is houte (oil thirty days' leave
h r . .1. W. lip(Ilry, of Nile, goes t-,
e P. it"%.
gions.
The Food Board has passed an or-
shipyards walked out on strike at
of absence.
New Wf-sti-nini,ter viroult, neav Lfrn2
Counter-attacks in the bill coun
der expected to limit profits of pro-
noon_
SATURDAY.
Ad. Disher, Deloss Disher, .1. R. Mc-
don, anti the suceessor kit Nile is Kf!\.
try on the north at several points
have resulted in the occupation by
duce merchants and prevent specula-
War savings stamps may shortly
Nab find Bert ,rreleaven were delegate,;
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John W. Illsoy, \\ho \%a.- revel"Ily of"-
the Allies of ground won from then,
tion. I
be Issued in Canada.
to the North Huron Liberal Convention
dained hito the Moth'odi.-t nimistry
In the initial onslaught and the
The Toronto Board of Trade Coun-
British casualties for the week
on Tuesday.
froin the Balitist church. Rev. \If,.
rectification of their lines, NNhile a
cil was unanimously,in favor of re-
ending yesterday were 34,171 officers
Chas. Ross, (if Goderich, spent Sun-
Bridgotte, of Aslilleld ch-cuit, goes to
stiffening of the ftont along the
taiOng the head of the C.N.R.
and men.
., now
day with his -brother here and ii,
-cossor
Cautlachie and his sit( Is Ile\.
Piave river has rendered impossible
,offices
. In Toronto.
,
Michael Koabel, loc'k tender, of
spending a few days with relatives
Mr. Copeland, ,)f the latter place. Rol.
for the time being, at least, further
Rev. Peter Bryce urged pensions
Humberstone, was drowned at Port
near Amberley. .
Mr. Steadman, who comes In Dungan-
hfiA been ordained atinut fifteen
fording of,the stream by (lie enemy.
for widows In an appeal at yester-
Cclborne.
Bills tire. out announcing the annual
non
and I, married, hai,ing it fainil�
Hard fighting is still In progress.
day's Session of the Toronto Metho-
Mrs. W. E. Sanford, of Hamilton
Crewe garden party to be held on
years
of three children.
however, with the Austrians bring -
I diet Conference. . % I
is the new president of the Nationai
John Menary's grounds Friday even-
, '
ing the strongest kind of pressure
The estate of the late John McMar-
CoutAcil of Women. .
Ing of this week. I
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Ilanilin an:1,
to bear against the allied arnales on
-. tin. M.P., of Glengarry, Inventoried
A Dominion park and bird sanctu-
Arrangement-, are being niade to hold
daughter, Miss Donelda, lAeut. liar( 'I
both the northern and eastern parto
at $4,075,918, is one Of the largest
ary has been established at Point
monster Union Sunday Scho,ol abd
,
'�'wiwn and Mr. Buckingham motored
of the battlefield In an endeavor to
. .admitted to probate In many years.
Pelee, Essex County.
a
Orangetuen's picnic soine Lime in the
from hinvardine on 1hill-S41dy (if last
reach the lines and gain access In
What are believed to be the bones
, Mr. W. J. Taylor, of the Wood-
near future, possibly on July 12th.
Nveck and ,spent the flay fit tilt,, hoine
force to the plains.
of Tecumseh were dug up by John
stock Sentinel-lieview, was elected
army, arrived home for a few days.
The Dominion Police operating for
of tile fOrmer's sister. Mrs. ',. J. Pent-
The strokes of the eneiny are par -
McDowell on his farm, which in-
president of the Canadian Press
Fred Ross, our principal, is pmsld-
land ' Lieuit. Swan, who has been I 11
ticularly violent on the Montello pla-
. cludes- ther battlefield of Moravian"
Ass6clatidta.
Ing examiner at the Kintall school this
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acth -e 'No rviee over threp. years in
teall, the highest bit of ground along
town.
Chas. Johnston, a farmer, of St.
week during the examinations and Miss
France and %Nho wits Invalided tionie it
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the middle reaches of the Piave, the
Stocks lit woollen fabrics in whole-
Williams, dropped dead as the result
Fdala Pentland, of Kintall, is presiding
short time ago for six months' con-
caPture of which would give hini
. salers, hands are getting light, and
of a kick by a 1101ise, though he walk-
here.
valescence, spent a purdon of his boy-
command of the roads leading
the securing of both imported and
ed to the house.
Bert Maize returned on SaturdAy
hood oia�4 Ili Dungannon, he being a
through Treviso to Venice and a fair
Canadian gooda Is becoming more
Cadet C. F. McHenry, of Toronto,
ftom the. London military cqgl,p, hav-
son of Bel. Mr. Swan, it foriner-A.letho-
here, Vancouver.
way westward through the province
I I difficult.
was irilled In an airplane accident in
Ing procured thirty days' 1pii.0 of ab-
dist pasl-)r now (if
of Treviso. The Italians are Inflict -
The Government of South Africa
Egypt on June 8, according to a cable
sence for the purpose of settling his
Harold enlisted and vNent overseas at
ing heRvy casualties on the troops of
has decided to augment by a shilling
received by his parents.
affairs at home.
tile same thne as his school and col-
i3se.
Emperor Charlera which crossed th,�
Der day the allowance to wives and
Residential restrictions may be re-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rivers and Mr.
iege chum, Benson dill early Ill
river at this point.
. dependents of their soldiers se iug
outside the Union
One thousand i,ondon (England)
policemen, have been released for
the army. The draft was completed
by 400 who received an enthuslimpe
send-off at Scotland Yard yesterday.
CaVL (Dr.) Goo. N. Bailey, who
made a statement at the Dominion
#Alliance convention in Toronto, for
which he was sentenced to three
I =0113thil' imprisonment, will not go
� _. to , jail_ 4.oxecutivi!,
- clemengy having
been extended to him by the Depart-
nient of Justice.
THURSDAY.
moved in the downtown section of
Toronto in order to provide addl-
tioual housing accommodation.
Thousands of Austrian women of
all classes are serving behind the
lines, as members of the Woman's
Battalion, Ariven thereto by hunger.
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Subscri6bous to the French na-
tional deffefice bonds in May. 1918.
reached 1,632,000,000 francs after
reduction of redemptions and re-
Afewals.
- Two Swi , hildre died recently
as C n
at Porentruy as a result of breathing
poisonous gas of German origin that
floated across the frontier. Swiss sol-
and .Mrs. Albert Rivers were in Tees-
water Sunday attending the funeral of
Nelson Rivers, who was killed last
week In a railway accident.
Mr. and Mr%� Harris, of Stratford,
and Mrs, Wickens and little baby, of
Sebringville, spent the week -end at
the h ome of T. G. Allen. Mrs. Wickens
is remaining here for' a few days.
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Lorne McKenzie, Wes Monk, Misses
Elsley. Olive Glenn, Daisy Ryan and
Edith Stothers attended the. play "The
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Liv;s of Limerick Tol"No-' produced at
1915- He %%its connected with artil-
lery obsemation work rot, some time
and 10 the winter of fiJI16-0 returned
to England to take out a commission
and went back to France its a lleuter,�,
ant. lie ha- been in ,rome interesting
scraps anti last whizer contracted
pleurisy which necessitated his rernov-
at to England. Just before leaving for
BlIghty fie saw Howard ('use anti
states the latter is looking flne. Ili'
speaks in gl(�,Nving terins (of the Case
,,(il,l
boys, Ben," lie declares, being
the inost popular chap In thp battery.
Whi1v h -ore lie had a short visit with
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Dr. Case and lit-; %viW
To the south from Standrea to
Fossailata, respectively the northern
and southern danks of the famous
Zenson loop where last year the Aus-
trians effected a crossing of the
Piave, only later to be driven back
with sanguinary losses, and from
Fossalata to San Dona fill Piave, the
fighting also Is of a violent charac-
ter. with the Italians heroically anl
successfully holding the line of the
river, ' I
Between Candelu and the Zenson
loop where the Austrians crossed the
Piave in Saturday's fightlat'g the
Italians have driven them back to
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Forethought and Good '
� The National Council of Women
diers on the frontier are forced to
have already beeh elrected in
The Wmuen's institute district rneet-
the river bank and are endeavoring
opened its annual session at Brant-
wear masks.
'roronto.
Ing held here on Monday afternoon was
to push them across the stream. The
ford.
MONDAY.
Mr. W. E. Lemon was sworn in as
wpil altonfl--fl, there being present up-
-PO
latest Austrian official communica-
Two bartenders were arrested in
The Vlep-Regal party spent Satur-
poptulaster of Toronto at noon yes-
wards of I. members representing
tion records the gain of additional
Toronto charged with. taking bets on
day at Galt and Sunday at Heyworth-
Lerday.
some eight fir little Institute branches
ground west of San Dona di Piave
horse races.
Quebec City Council -has passed a
The fourth U. S. Libetry Loan will
In West Ifuron. The session opened
and the capture of the village of
Montreal Tramways Co. empl-;es
bylaw permitting the street railway
be for $6,000,000,000 and is likely
with Mrs. Andrew Kirke. the president,
Capo Stle, on the eastern edge of
are given wage Increases averaging
to raise its fares.
to be floated in October,
in tho chair ant] reports %verf, rvad b�
the lagoon region in the province of
twenty per cent.
One hundred and seventy-two re-
The Wallaceburg News proprte-
the presidents of the various Instibites.
Venetia, and about twenty miles
I
The new Wa4aso Park, on which
turning soldiers were welcomed at
tors have purchased the Herald -Re-
showing tho splendid progress each
from the city of Venice Itself.
lUmiltoA.has spent about $100,000,
North Toronto station last night.
cord in the same town.
Institute ba4 done the past year in
Thus far the Italians. British and
. was formally opened.
Albert Ferguson and Arthur Earl,
The first Institute for Eastern On-
patriotic, %%ork. In the election ,it (fill-
French troops have made prisoner
The stationing committee of the
both about eighteen years of age,
tario of the Rural Community Life
cers lwil-i; Betweeca Tnompson, of the
of more than 4,500 Austrians, while
Toronto Methodist Conference has Is-
Were drowned while ',athing at UX-
Movement has been neld at Whitby.
St. Auglistine brianeh, was eleeted fills-
the Austrian War office. asserts that
sued the final draft of stations.
bridge Saturday.
The Duke of Devonshire, the
trict pr--id,ni. N114s Thompson Is one
12,000 prisoners have, been taken
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A farmer of Peel County died, and
Duchess and the Ladies Blanche and
of till, twe,t popular Institute workers
by the Austrians.
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veterinary surgeon is sufferiag
Dorothy spent yesterday at Owen
In the th-trirt and %ve congratulate her
Austrian troops who had as their
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from the effects of anthrax which has
Sound.
on the lmw-r anti distinction that hat.
objective on the British front the
labeen
LADIES I LOOK YOUNGI
discovered In that section.
Col. Herbert Bruce, noted Toronto
From January, 1915, to the end
of May, 1918,.,487 ships sunk by the
come to to -r. Mrs. Cruilishanks, of
Blyth, ,Aa,t elected Ist vice president
range of hills, including Cima ill
Ponte, Pau and Cavaletto, tplegraphs
I
surgeon, for eighteen months a con-
Germans in British waters have
and Mrs. A. Kirk, 2nd vice., with Mrs.
Reuter's correspondent at Italian
.
suiting surgeon ,fifith the British
been salvaged.
Gedley, of Blyth, its secretary-treasur-
headquarters. were much discomfit -
BARREN GRAY HMO
army, arrived home for a few days.
The Dominion Police operating for
Hen. A. J. Balfour says the British
Government did not prol5ose for the
er. After -a solo was rendered by Miss
Hazel Augustine and a paper by Mrs
ed before reaching the British wire
entanglements. In front of the Ce -
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purposes of the Military Service Act
present to recognize the Finnish
H. Pentland, of Nile, Miss Gray, or
suna positions the Austrians suffered
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have been placed under military Au-
Government.
Toronto, ;a prominent speaker, gAve tin
heavily from the British machine gun
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Use tM, Sage Tea and
thority throughout the Dominion.
Willys-Overland employes decided
address (,it ,a popular theme and was
Aught by
fire, and they were also c
_gd-time
Four special chairl; are likely to be
to accept the wage. scalle compromise
oxreedlngl� %lell received. In her at],
their own artillery, which firod short.
Sulphur and Nobody
created in the faculty of medicine of
made by the company- and will re-
dress %he spoke of trie great Import-
The Austro-Hungarian casualties,
wM Know.
the University of Toronto, It connec-
turn to work to -morrow.
anep In crinQpmlng food these times
the correspondent says, are being
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Allied aviators at the end of last
I After the nwetimr it iulruptuolls Juneh,
reckoned in tbotiliandR, while those
.
cently.
week perforuied 1%%o long-4islanev
by the Dungannon
of the British are very light. The
. Gray hair, however handsome, denotes
The DAlry Produce Commission
flying feats on whirh they averaged
leun ,%Na,,-,,n,-i,I
meni )er, ,, if-, % Iml tors %,whn Pxpretlsed
I number of prisoners taken by the
*dvancing age. Will all know the allvala-
ba, purchased 100,000 cases of
3,55o miles In four hoots' Plapsod
I their lvarnk appr�clatlon of the hoffifil
, British has been increakeed to 400.
.ta" bt a youthful appearance. Your
sweetened condensed milk for June
time.
taill) "r ill.. Ioeal Institute.
Besides re-establishing their line. the
lair Is your charm. It rahkes or MATO
delivery $at $$6.45 per case of forty-
The Organization of Resources
thingannonites need not be surpris-
British patrols again fare pushing out
- the face. When it fadelf,turras it anali
Nitiatull
eight 14�oz. Una. .. �
Committee has sent out contracts to
,(I it) -P, R new religious den6i
Into No Man's LAnd.
Jolliks atteAk6d, just a few ap
Canada's trade decreased More
millers of thc province in connection
take r- -I It, re ;any Lime noi,%,
Ile J"n of the enemy Ili like fol-
#tfilsige Tesitud'Sualphu'r enharaf! ltivif�-
.
#(*r&1aa0e It latindreff-fold.
than $92,000.000 in the first two
with the standard stock feed manu-
is every Indication In that direction.
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- Don'tiftygrayl L66kyoungl Either
months of the fiscal year (April and
facture.
Some yearf; ago our enterprising towns-
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Nity), as compamil with the statute
Chief Tremblay of the first depart-
man, Thos. 0. Alien, purchased the old
,
s re a 50 -cent I Is of
d I
Ileth's
period of last year.
Nearly 7k900 men have been call-
ment and director of the public
safety department assumed general
Methodi,il rhurch property In thf- vil-
laiv- Anil lal,-r on he recently acquired
and sulThrr 113ft1kitia"
4 &_
ed to the colors utider the Military
control of the police department of
the, ,dd hotel property This was Ken
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b ille dition of othe:11"agredl.
Servied Act, and the 100.000 author-
Montreal.
Prially (-(included to lit,, a remarkabIN
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rvwea
t Thy
.
Us. ottimaids of folks recommend this
izied by It Will be obtained in the
Pte. Joseph Henry Elkerton, of
ittranap combination anti one's Imagin-
ftstly-to-use o ration becatise It
next couple of months.
Elora, hanged himself in an ablution
ation %%ould not need to go -.Pry far
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darkens the hXr C=tlfufly, besides lao
Josel)h Fuller. aged 18, and Lyman
,
room at Carling's Heights Camp,
t-, pill together a story full of contra�1.
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6tat can possibly tell, as it darkens so
Morrison, aged 17. both of Brac-
London. He had been homesick and
and interest. For some time It has
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naturally and evenly. You natiallaten Z
bridge. fiireroi arrested. charged with
despondent.
puzzled Tbomaq just what 0 (to wil.1i
.
ergo or soft brush with it, drawinni this
the murder of Theodore Taylor, an
in
Sir W. Arbuthnot Lane, Bt., In an
Canadian Club,
the parred P(liflep on one hand anti
t tough the hair. taking one mill 1Xra-utal
aged farmer of Tbomastown.
address before the
the cellarq of the onre-famous booze
at a time. 13Y mortairag the r hair
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Northern Ontario.
Military Ser-
Toronto. told of the miracles wrought
on rgeons in recreating
),fint fin the other, so finally, deeldina
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disappears; after another appl callon or
Wifteen ladies of the
by military
that onp church would not suffice to
. two, Its natural color is rest0i and, 16
vice Committee are on voluntary duty
the features Of battered soldiers.
kepli (1,.%%n John IlarlPyeorn*Q gh-An
bwates thiek, gWay and lustratis, "d
at Niagara Camp for a weo,k at a
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bowles and
IhAt r,tntilloaliv rtqe .-irpryi flit, riiirl�
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It's 91--a Sillid Sulphur Co ad
I Clinic, and at Petawawa the Pembrok'?
ladles, to about the Futme num ,r,
her two infant sons have been
awarded $12,000 damagen against
tw lots ae,pilrod another church, be-
Ife%ina ?';,it ill,- twi) lotrother i-ep-inu
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3e ghtatbatt rdqufaite. it not
render similar servicle.
the city of Winnipoa for the klllli)g
"T) Ihe %,ill, %.Ill 'I'' 11". Irl -k Ill-
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iiatenaded for the ewe, mitigallion or pre-
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of hpt hu�hnnri and lhOr father b,y
1,,ite't 1,111.1'... 1� Ill. ;.1 Il'it., rl'or,l''
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vention of dissaw
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Nearly half of the resintratioun
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theta mode a hollafy choice In tile
selection of its artatiate between Toron-
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long t1le.pight ban'k of the Piave.
to and Ottawa: skirting the gbQfe-
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live of Lowlto Outarie and the Buy of
guistal over the height of land be-
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tween Welplante and Sydiffewham; and
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throualb Rideau Lakes region. adds
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private luforwa,Uon from reliable
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strict discipline was necessary in tile
army.
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Jonn Monash has been promoted to I
tbmf rank of lieutenant-g,ofteral and
given full command of the Australian .
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Agent for Goderieb and Clinton.
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had at VRED HUNT'S Haildwore.
Prompt delivery of all Separators ca a
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ALWAVS 1-10ME SATURDAVS FOt
REPAIRIN0.
D. W. HAMILTON
IPhone 20 � 7 . Huron Street, CLINTO'
THE SAUM COAL CO.
successors to McDonagh & Gledhill
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