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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1916-6-29, Page 5Tilaupsday, anc 29th, 1910 Crediton Mani Brown is having; ins 're:Idleness wa-painted. Pearl Holtzman is ;home oil a e -w Mays vacation. Mr. and Mrs,. W. L. Lewis or Mann in Park are spending a flew days an town,. Our %3rass Band ha's beer. en,aaged to 1.)1aY at the Bend OA Saturday July alie 1st, Art Zwieker, wife and child are emending a few days at the home of D. Zwickeze A. IV. Holtzman of Ohio is home on at mantas holidays. Art De (still the ;seat old boy. TM and Mrs. Ildatbew talorlock of Pleveland, Ohio, ttre visiting the for- mer's parents for a few daye, Mr. Foeest Hardy ato has been training at London is visiting Milsa Naera Either for a Dew days . ;Mies Ella Link OE telly, Mich., & Miss Dorothy Inauty or Exeter gave the town; a flying visit at week, Sctool •closes today Thureclay our grincipal Miss ,T Linklater has re- jsignect We are spray' to lase Miss "Liriklater as she was well liked by all. Mrs. eMoCoy of Loadoe spent afew Mays with Mrs. R. Bonthron, here re-* eftexitlY. Miss Exuma Thorapeon or Toronto ieelaiend ftitmerly of thts Place visited in ate village: . Mrs. Knight who has been vieiting tat that former home near Thamesville Ls xeturuecir to town. • < Miss Ethel. Murdock ;who luta been 'visiting he -sieter in Alberta, is home %ere spending a teuple lor months • ;with bar; parents. The relatives and friends of Mrs. aTolin Mousse or Hay wilt regret to ▪ learn of Ler very serious illness and *ill [tope for her recovery. ' The ante :al strawberry testival ed. Carmel church was held on Friday averting; The weather was fine and la large cowd vitae present and ene aoyed the occasion. The Ifeasall and urnisted excellent music. Dorainion Day will be observed in ithe village this year, when ;the first normal' race meeting, under the auta tikes of the Hensel' Turf Club will Aso bad. The Hensel]. band has been engaged for the occasion. ; The death or Mrs. ,C. Shepherd Itook 'place last week in her 67th arear. The deceased had been in fail- ing health for some years, hnd dun - the past year was a greo.t suffera n. bearing bar illness with great Xintistian. patience. Mrs. Shepherd was poseessed .of many excellent qual- ities and had a large circle of rela- tives and friends be whom the will ?be greatly missed as she was of a very kind and. lovely disposition.She leaves to mourn her lass two sons Walm o Tuokerstnith, on the homee ,etead farm and 'William of Rennie lerto enlisted some menthe ago, and eone daughtee Mrs. F. arenas of this :village. Another daughter, init.'s. F. ,Wood passed away in the west some wears ago. The funeral service was iteld on Thursday of last week to the McTaggart cemetery and the family %eve the sympathy of the community ee in their bereavement avevosamortnemasalormarn Why not give your boy an.d girl an ne opportunity to maketheir home study easy and E elective? 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Pfaff attended the fanerel or a relative in Michigan last week, Miss Pearl Kraft. of Napervills. is spending her vacation at her home here, . The Evangelical church will hold their atineel strawberry festival OD July 4tla Mr. and Mrs„ Ed. Kraft, and Mr. and Mrs. John Kraft spent Sunday east a Exeter. Mr. 1Clarence irellermana who has been ilI we are pleased, to say is able to be out 'again. ' Mr. John K. Ehlers has given his house a new coat or paint; which adds greatly to appearance. I Mrs. Collingwoocli and Mrs, 'flinger or Pt, Huron are visiting their par- ents Mr. and :Mrs. Fred 'Goe,staan . Sixteen candidates tried entrance eixarainations here last week. Mins Vesper of Exeter presided while Mr. Shore went to Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. SDID Baker„ Mr. and Alm. Geo. Wie,gand and Mr,. and Mrs. Riot. ;Baker visited 'their sister who is very/ ill in Seat -oath!, Sunday. Shiplo ateteeeereeeeeteleaseeeee THE EXETER TIMES ere Rain about: noon Joked as though it might spoil the preeceedings bet it cleared up in the afternoon and a good orowci gathered and ia niost pleasant time was nojoyed, pref.. gramme of ehildren's rune, bane - boll. etsa was carried out and tbe different events were well oonteeted and much interest shown. Ice cream and refreshments were I.:served, Both ant iseptie and ;cleansing, Tiexe ift "113" Shampoo Paste leaves the hair smooth, the scalp elean. 25e at Itexcal Drug Stores only. W. S, 'Cole, Exeter. THE LA.TE WM. ;GILPILLAN . The .death took Place on 't,he 14th concession of 'llorne, on Saturday june. 24th' or 'Mr. Wm. 'Gilfillan aged 57 years and 7 days. The deceaned had been ailing for over a year and although lee was a• great sufferer be bore it all with tortitude and pati - Mace, In his death the community loses a faithful citizen, wee 'who was highly respected, throughout the :com- munity and who was well known having practically resided on the farm on whiott he died nearly all his life. He wan born in Scotland and at the' ago of three years tame to Canada with hia parents aettlina, on the rem I'Le deceased was a ;staunch end faithful memb-er ot the KirktonStoete clureh having been an :elder for many years. Thar a number or years he was -superintendent .of .the Suaday -school and a teacher of the 93ible class, but a few years ago gave up the of:Hoe of superintendent and continued as leather of the:class. Beeides his bee reeved widow, whose maiden name was Mary E. Hackney, he is survived by a family of six small children, the youngest being three years of age and the 'sympathy of the *hole community goal out to them in this their sad hour. Two brothers and one sister also sttrvive, 'John of Us- borrne, anirnee of Toronto, and Mrs. J. C. Balfour 'of the Thames (Road. Mr. Russel Smith hate resigned his ;position at the Exeter station and left Monday for London where he has accepted a position as brakeman His place at the station as b:eing tak- en by air. Loorne Ba,skfervillee, Mr. Earl Powell, eon or Rea. G, Powell o2 Clinton, visited in town lest Friday -evening. on his way to Lon- don ;where he hes accepted a posit:l- ion for the summer. LIKE A FAIR DAY le Canadian Niagara Power Com - any to export power Unless thet ompany agrees to sell to the Hydeo reasonable terms. Nix., MacNamara in the 13ritisb lommons yesterday, referring to tte lava' battle off the Skager Rack, de - 'tared that in vlow of later informa- tion the Admiralty had no reason to "ellise or modify its otficla/ estimate 5f Gorman fosses. SATURDAY, The Italians made more progress In the Arsa Valley. 0! the civil service in Canada, in- side and out, 3,424 Men have en- listed. W. S. 1Vliddlebro, M.P., was nomin- ated for the Commons by North Grey Coaservatives. Returned soldiers took steps in Toronto yesterday to form a Domin- ion -wide association, Mr. N. W. Rowel], K.C. , M.P.P., Liberal leader in Ontario, is leaving shortly for England. A London paper said that people In Frankfort, Germany, were getting American lard. F. Wellington Hay, of Listowel, was nominated by North Perth Lib- erals for the Legislature. Gerald Flynn, of Kingston died as a result of the explosion at Nobel, be- ing the sixth victini. Colin Gregor O'Brian, K.C., L'Orig- nal, has been appointed Sunior Coun- ty Judge of Prescott and Russell. King George has given his sanc- tion for the Duke of Conna:ught to re- turn to England next October. C. C. James, Dorniaion Commis- sioner of Agriculture, dropped dead on a Niagara -on -the -Lake care at St. Catharines. He was 53 years of age. Fred Denis, of Hull, a French-Ca- nadian, and his six SODS, five of them married, have all joined one of the new battalions. Mrs. Martha Crosby, aged sixty, was burned to death in a fire that de- stroyed the home of her bretber-in- law, W. Hurst, at Harrow. Von Batocki, chief of the Germen Food Regulation Board, admitted that the German potato situation has grown more serious. Austrian aeroplanes dropped bombs on Venice yesterday morning, killing six persons. The naaterial damage was insignificant. Malcolm McPherson, eighty-fonr years of age, a fernier at Unionville, P.I11.1., was eentered yesterday to lie hanged on the 7th of September for the murder of his wife. Points of Interest in England 1•11011141.11111140, Vividly Described by Rev. Reg. D. Turnbull, B. A., Son of Mr. W. A. Turnbull, and a nephew of Mrs. John Gilfillan of Kirkton. Tim ;following' communication has itioa column wagons, There are four az.e kept, What a ;display at wealth 4 boert raceived be Mrs. John Gilfil- hattexies to. a brigade. l'he gun. nark in crowns, :see/Area nieces, gold salt 'Ian, ef Kirkton, trete her nePlielsea is the scene of great activity when cellars, ma.uacly dishes, models or 'Illev. Reginald David Turnbull, 13. A. eireken batteries are lined up to- castles, Istete truraPets, the badges or who is' with the 43rd llovvitzea Bata gether, varioae orders, eta, the room is in tery at WhltleY :Camp, Eaglaad. Here in cenip ere tee quite a few reality a safe venni!). a safe, the inner Bombardier Tarnbull ; IS a son of men both in the infaritrY and the stone wall being thirteen feet thick. 111/r. W. A. Tarn:bull, of' Baraulear aranery, who are back from. the Outside the Regalia is the site He is a graduate of the St. Marys front on a leave or absense. They are where polar Lady Jane Grey and Anee :Collegiate Instttute land attended all alike in this respect that they Boleyn were pat to death. Toronto Univereity and Knox leollme refrain from' saying very much, about In the Beauchamp tower, the real He ;headed hts -course all through the twar and ite horrors. If eve tee" to Iprisoxt on the pla.ce, are many filings 'Knox ;College and was g•ranted 'his draw them into coeversatiou on this Of interest, but I was 'eorkeerned °hien; last yea,r oa,; ;tenant of enlisting topic thee' Wilt tell us that hey gy with some or the instriptione e* with' 43rd ,battery Guelph. He can. back to England to forget all graved by aniesoner.s en the inner was given a travelling scholarehip about the battles for a little while ;stone walls low ago, One I remove, valued at 409. . None oli them leave the fainteet id.a ter was to this ;effeet—that man Is Tte getter n-hich appears below, as to when the war is likelY to b' not killed by adversities which lie is a most interesting one, aspect- over. butt they nearly all think that has bat by the, impatience with Which tally the description of his virsit to the ;duration of the war is not goiag enduree them. Old London and Oxford University; to depend OA the number of raen who The Armoury Towel' contains a lsurvive to fight. They think that ;vast exhibit of the old steel arm-, there ars other factors besides num- dux worxi by men and leorsee ire the bens of men wbich are going to plar sixteenth and seventeenth ;centure an important part in bringing the ies. Thera are to seezt theta/ too ies°0netaileesat)0(7.synirt°Eato IIE-rgillert%nytoungirtatf used as weapon:1 of war, Models or mwareIat kets and long cross bows which they the lances, speare, battle axes, mus- e day,s' leave of alateense. from the old thumb screw and rack. are eaarters -shortly atter .arrival. laao ttere. The old executioner's axe and had our leave at the beginning of block doe a not look any mere invitizig April, Peeing that we are only forte today thataeit must have looked to miles (from London it was zattural the people long 'ago. ' that most of u,s spent our time there Hare you eeer heard of Madame ailthou,g,h some who had more of the Tussaud1s Wax Works? Really it is root of all evil went up to Edinburgh Glasgow and Aberdeen. oan be represe.nted in wax. There are marvellous with what exaetitude and life -like characterietios human. beings Impressions af old London ; evax figures there of many- ot the !Willey -Camp '. t ; England, ;May 21., 1910 Dear Anna: Agnes:— Just to show you that soldiers in 'camp appAciete ' letters I an going to answer yoga letter which ' 1 reoeived only last a:gilt. Peop- le ar home ought never to b negEt- gent of their 'correspondence with the 'lads in the army, and for the, most part 1 think they are not. In my note to you I said very little ' more than that 3. proposed !writing a real letter to you in the near tature. Perhaps you would wish to know something of the conditions army quarters. You will obseree from city of London was its enormous size the above heading that we are ia My first; impression of the Edith Cavell is quite goul. At tile ma- under which we pass our time in ale world's greatest men. and women past and present. That :at the late Nurse VVitley Camp new and not at Bram- tran.ce to the building stands the Toronto whith is only one -sixteenth its size. looks like a moire village - figure or a policeman. so natural that ishotteas formerly, but a military canp in .camparisen to it. Although It it, .40 . . irk England is much the same no large, Londonn'el streets do not seem iolanY PeoPle have been known to go matter where you find it. It is like more ,crowded than some of these in ap to Inn and ask; a. question and be a any' of huts, one storey high and Toronto—the traffis is so well h naled surprisedOextfoltrdi..4 sLirunVesu7s1;ty large 'enough ta accomcdate twent5 1- in every re:3pect. 'Xte und.'rgrouLd seven mietn. These huts are frame, railwa.ys accenanaodate so many of the IVO were t plastered on the interior, well ventil- travelling public. that by the time Seeing that five rom Oxfornot d we could lated an.c1 lighted. At night we slt,ep the motor etiaebasee have taken on miles fonly sixtyit on bunks each of three boards raised their loads there are comparatively d;gg p a ay to .seo six or eight inches from the floor, few people walking on theof oinuthr the pleasure Id streets. ce,mni: ersity. tannthe old est yoa have l and covered with a straw 111 at-. OE course the Strand Piccadilly and tress and pillow. Each man is stip- Leicester Square are 'exceptions, .t.r to read mare about it tbapp,tne han I load died with four blankets, but 's.nce. bo theseplaces there is nearly- alwaYs you will be surprised to know t ' Saturday was a busy evening. in ISIONDAla the real warm weather has arrived a jam, and especially is thi e. so about ... . . the Universit y comprisee ;seventhat y.- town the streets being crowded with Airs. James Cowanwe do n.ot require that numbrfor theatre timefive collegos and church, In the „ the oldest pion- vitae time after ooming zus short time at our dispeal we it people. Ma.ny had come in. from the. eer of Minto township, died in her obliged to confine our attention to . , used to oat in the regimental mese stayed at the Maple Leaf Club. a. here we While in London a number of a few of the 'colleges. so we chose Tri packed with horses and rigs besides country -and the ;sheds of town were 84th yearA successful operation for an al- r000ur huts wiaith is much more sa tip-. au m, but now e eat. at tablee in tome for soldiers, and run under the lay, Exeter, Batioa Josue, L erday evenincolm the ;streets being lined. On a fine Sit- cerated tooth as performed on Hon. factory Magdalen, Sheldenian Th.e- ing the folks from ahe TWeG . . Mar.y. men are appointee. from each hut to act ation to the Daughters, for they not and tome -like. Eash day two pire. 1.Ve felt ourselves under oblig- st. mary spices oE the Daughtere or the Em - etre and the Bodleian Library. All country appreciate coining to town .A number of non-commissioned of - these we saw with the 'Registrar or to do their shopping, rend ;spend a Deers and men of the Canadian forces An the 'capacity of mese orderlien /wily eupply , bed, board, :reading, University College acting as our guide short time renewin,g acquaintances returned to Quebec. (by brnagino the grub from the cook. writing, smoking and billiarel rooms house, serving it, washing the W.hen in the Trinity- College .Dine and those in tow -n no less appreciate The British steamer Brussels -was ing Hall we were agreeably surprised mingling with the crowd. captured by the Germans and taken etc. dishes, - for three shillings and :.sis: pence a ; th fitvi that the new Knox dining ' into Zeebrugge. li'he Home of Tennyson ' • day, but thetnaelves look after the tan resembled it so much. The ethapel were surrounded 'by many little place andw-ait on tables. We cert- ainly had a little touch of home there. The vines which oiling to many of the NEWS TOPICS OF WEE1 A Canadien otficeiawasnrrested at the United States. hamlets and toweas. In these places the ROOMS of Parliament, Welstinin.- .Among tho places we visited were buildings are bea.utiful. Each college Seattle, charged with re-cruiting in When we were in BramshoLt we is a rich and grand piecle or work. all British fronts for the past week courteous aud kindly. Near the town ster Abbey, St. Paul's ;Catlaedral, The Sheldonian Theatre, so zalled —. The total number of casualties on we always found the people quite as its own quadrangle, lawn, eta. City Tetnple, Buckingham Palace, because oil its founder, BishopSheldon -sv- as 8 , 0 7 0, c, f whom 3,602 were killed. of Haslemere is the home of the:poet Tennyson, now . occupied !by Lord White Hall, Meyer of London, and and because modelled atter a Roman: Madame Tussaud'a Wax Works. amphitheatre, correspond.s to our The Iluse arorld's Happenings rare- recruiting for Canada was urged by The appointment of a director of Parker, a. very congenial old gentle- man and. glad to see anyene in kaarki. :Visits Parliament Houset Convocation Halt at the University or fully Compiled and Pet /nte meeting. some of us eat—just for the sake "When sve went to the Canadian degrees are conferred and students Mr. N.. W. Rowell at a recruiting aaten La the 'study of the old horne Toronto. It is the place where the Two young men, Wm. Wilson and or iespiraticin—in the , chair where fmminration offices on the Trafalgar read their prize essays from the ros- Chas. Smith, are believed to have the pool eat when wrote "The !Charge Square we were fortunate enough to wonderful painting, the coneeption Handy and Attractive Slant? nn tin on either side. On the ceiling is e ' the Renders of Our Paper — A been drowned in the Hydro -electric o e Light _rigade, and other ' secure passee to the Houses ot Pare the Triumph of Truth over &Ale! Hones Enjoyment. lake at Eugenie._ , or Lords and House of 'COMMOrti m liaraent and, so SaNV bOth the Houee Ignorance. At the centre sits the lite lione that Brig . -General Mercer fs with a view to solving the problem of litirst where !may be seen the ruine setsion. Although we did not hear 'being ' any of the really groat men like Earl Light of Truth. Near the periphery , A surrey of .CIntario Is being made Six miles from Hasleniere is Mid - :poems tle child 'Cupid' surrounded by the still alive is expressed by Lieut. -Col. hotel accommedation when prohibi- of Queen Elizabeth',s 'old home. Two 1Grey. Asquith or Lloyd 'George apeak, and rolling. the thick black. cloud ot Hayter of the Headquarters Staff in France in a letter to 11r. P. T. Mer- Miss Adelaide J. 31. Maynard, 1564 is a small village called Liphook. It „ etill -we .enjoyed to the full. listenin,g to the clebates on importaat 'quer- eenting the various Art,. and Scieraen tion takes effect_ mile% frout Aramsliott, to the north, Ignorance are bunaan figures repre- King street west, Toronto,,died froin was there that Longfellow wrote his tions in the House of Commons. The Outside the cloud and failing to the aregliela ;politician does not mince. The :Bodleian Library, „named after cer of Toronto. Final evidence in the ammunition injuries recei-aed when she was "Village Blacksmith." 'fhe spreading, ground are Envy. Malice and Pride, sales probe before the Davidson Commission was a cable from the Co- struck by an automobile. gersall Telephone Co. Naas badly Ross Maybeery, lizienaan for tbe In - said Lord Nelsen had hie last meal tle Royal Anchor Hotel where it is etestnut tree is still there opponee words, or beat about the bosh. Ire goes straight to the point, ie very ' .acriettadtuferYieswaheo.o. foltrdacidnsitinahrnotettnythaaeez military authorities' request, decided lonial Secretary. ' London Intel men, acting on the telephone -wire overhanging a Hydro - burned and ehocked b'y touching a in England A. village or town in this -count- . Contrary to many ala our Canadial Parlianientarians they metuse to id serious and deliberate in his -speech. :cp eCuCtinS apri:Oloii.ev.:11alynaasbpaeutilicalt .pietn- earl not to .sell wines or spirits after 5 electric wire of heavy Voltage, .try eil not !the same as one at home duage in distasteful ecreonalities each panel bearing the University p.m. (6 o'clock city time). Major-General Leonard Wood, uf The 'buildings are old fashioned; the subtleties and hair isplittings. . (Coat of Arms. There is one book still Fire damaged the Nipissing Refin- tbe U. S. army, last night received ;streets aro leeldom strait, and there ' The old Abbey with all its noble left chained to a shelf to give visitors ery at Cob 11 the largest silver re -fin- from Secretary of War Baker an nr- are 'fewer attempts made at aide statuary, old tombs, chapel, corone an idea. of the methcd which was once ery in Canada, so that tbe refining ef gent. appeal to start for the border taint beautilyin.g of homes ation chair, shrine of Edward the Cue !employed to prevent 'readers frons tions under ' s Jurisdiction. England at this time of year is teaser, etc., was a place or !real in - so very beautiful that one ca.nnot terest and feeling tor as. In tbe marks of the chain fastenings. In the bullion will be prevented for some at once some of the militia orgenize- stealing a volume. On the shelves are Wm. Brennan was fatally injured, chapel intercessory services are held TUESDAY. •holl, Petting that it is a country wax raodels or Roman buildings are time. Library besides paintings, oak and and George Morrow aorciewhat bruls- North fighting for. It is like one big durba,g the woek. The whole service ed when a Michigan Central train The Allies won another victory in grand home, with all tbe meadows is strong, and 'appealing, stirring oae struck their rig on a level crossing at German East Africa. the flowers many of which are not to the depths with its vigor and ten- rnany xelice of tlae English poets. Hagersville; the horse was killed. A total of nine Allied vessels, large seen in Canada, the large trees, the derness. There ti OW, little room Well I take it for gran.ted that Berlin City Council yesterday ee- and small, were reported sunk. we'll kept hedges, the narrow tenet- nParte-1 metier Iforget to mention you are almost tired reading. this lected six names from *which tbe elec. Violent engagements were reported Witley ;Camp twaS aimost wholly like roads, etc. this in my letters to my frietaa's— it appear, scrappy account er what was far tnore tors are to choose one for the. city. to have occurred. on -the Greek front- an English ca.nap until we came for the 'purpose of private devotion. One week from to -morrow eve are interesting than I am able to 'make The names are Brack, Kitchener, Co- ier. . In there sa,d souls go to pray for laced rona, Aalanae, Korwana, and Benton. Wm. Ross, for fifty years Town Ades off Canadian artillery. They say up from leramshott ss four brig- ones away at the front. ... going on a four days -march, with FRIDAY. Clerk and Treasurer of Fergus, died there aro thirty thousand soldiere St. Paul's Cathedral full equiptmenta to Lark Hill, Dear in his 85th year.ISeatrbilrttatPleavien' 'sh foarll flirien& iii,raachtaice% The Germans were routed by the Sir Ernest Shackleton's efforts to here. We are situated down in a san- Pauls S Sunday dra, morningespeseviealwiye went t oh eSete. Belgians in East Africa. rescue his comrades on Elephant Is- mud in dy hollow, quite different from the Ricbard Byers died , at Hamilton land ended in. failure. 'Bra.mshott. ;Right near us is. the music. 11 is the large3t church here train:rig until we are ready for from the kick of a horse be was It was announced in the British a lovere big pine park of sorne thirty, in the !British Enapire. We were in no the front. Jest Whoa we are likely1 cleaning. Commons that British prisoners Were .aares. It is in tins park that N11.0 way disappointed, tor both choir and to ga noboda knees's, bat eve are alt message from the Keiser to the King Percy Black, 117 Pendrith avenue, _ 411114d.0 Were as nearly perfect as any anaiona Lel go ;scan. A German submarine carried a now'getting half rations in Germany. often ge Sunday tetternoon to :stretch The battle of Verdun still aa,ges of Spain. ourselves out on the gra and write I OVO1' !hope ta hear. T13,, s:!rmon mny ' have been ;good, bat I could nqt hear in it/ n7net y-s.iventli illy. Some think Toronto, was instantly killed when a a ;few letters . • Greece, under pressure, agreed to trestle about which he was working England has eove adopted the audience. a word of it, I was so far back in the that thO end of Vleadan evil). be the ; end of the war. Allies. light saving scheme. All the 'clocke ;Well I think I will bring this let. Oxford County Council appointed were moveld on one hour last night, In the evening 1 telt as if it would -1 the proposals made by tbe Entente slipped, The British -Government increased three patrolmen to look after roads, to we will be getting up at four o' an do me ,any harm to heae a good ter to a 'dose and hope that you. will write soon a:gain tor I enjoy a -our the tax on incomes from foreign in- taking advantage of the Highways clock tcamorrow morning instead of sermon, sa I went; to tbe 'City Tempi° letters. Kindly remember me. to all yestments. Act amendment. where Rev. 3 . W . 'Campbell used toi 'Toronto, aged two years, was killed the Progressive Committee by resoni- a heap to learn, so ,we are being at five., kept pretty bus all not disappointed, The preach:a' or the' Church. Mabel Claik, 398 King street West, Theodore Roosevelt by letter and The ;soldier in 'the artillery nes .pretion prior ',to the war, ;and was the people who know me at theStone I am by a runaway horee. ' Hon endorsed C. E. Hughes at Presi- the time. At, evening was, a Bev. Russell, of :Clep- Lieut.-Col. LeVesconte of tbe dential candidate. . groom, water, feed and harnees the eery mach of Old St. eiaidr•ew's La Dive oielocitti We rise, go to the stables, t.P.TD, Place, The church reminded me ; , Your loving nephew, Bat - ankle when his horse shied yesterday. clined yesterday to entertain propos- horses. Then eve come back to our '166th Battalion sustained e brOken Tbe United States Goveanment de- Toronto. 'BM. IIEG. DAVID TURNBULL, John A-Makins, Reeve of 'North els of Latin-American Governments oto'clisoek . tuts, &lave, polish boots, shine but- Rachingloarn Palace, A compara- No. a07750. , 43rd Howitzer Bate tery, 10th ;Brigade, , Elasthope, was nojninated' for the fax Mediation with MelicO. bgaovoentbrEeoarkatatstatysainticlanaoeVrthillt tively new lookipg 'building,. did not Canadian iContiegent, 113. 13. V. :Legislature by North Perth COnzierva- The railroad workers of Canada haversaekS ; with lunches, the great oceupy much of our time, We went Army 1'. 0.. Lonclen, England. tives. - ' We take with us our water betth'S, chiefla to see the 'Royal Guard meant tiotze, to defer their effort to secare a sight welt worth seeing, as every P.S.—'We o.re now in the 10:h ire. 'Philip Taylior Of Peterboro, seven ha,ve decided, owing to the near condi- coats to 'case of rain. You.. can ne vi, teen years of ege, collided violently an eight-hour working day, movement is -exeuted perfectly. stead Of the '11112 Brigade,' I have% with another player in a Cburch Sir Wilfrid Laurier it suffering or be ;sure of a fine morning here taat it witl not rain before aeon. The Tower or London . - been ;promoted to the- rank of Bombe League baseball game, and nied of from a slight return of his old tna- infentrynien ' tell us ttat they ardiei. iso am now addreseed "Garae intent:1r injuriee. lady of facial neuralgia, and in co- In the Town' or London are enough Teventy freight-bend/ere and car- sequence bas cancelled his engage- would not care to be in the atrillery us we have hen manY of iteal'e to take np ones attentioa clieckers on the G. T. R. at Windser Went to address a ptiblit electing at horses to look for several hours. The plate was int- struek for higher pay, end in three Hull 1'o night after, so nititi harness ta 'keep clean and then to stituted bY William the 'Conqueror . . , . dt 12 29 a day., • . . tient 0 adopt registra.tion, and within its limits. It obvers an area ---.....--- 'lours the Compeer granted their de- A largelg attended meetieg of work to 'keel) 'it zequitins A 10 t a AM Anti ;wagons look- % t- i. for the purpose of proteeting 'the SETTER THAN SPANKING. Special flOt1100. 15nd of an fnereate from $1.80 th Hainilton wetraen Urged the Govern- 4 . city and maintaining law and ordea diSpattking deed rtot CUM tiltildreil of bed' mg well. !Battetea. tte,d Brigede ,;:sf ;over} eighteen acree. It gave tics a Wetting. Theee le a COfittibt101141 °Attie for ' A neunty Beard of Agriculture was Pledged their titinost assistance in re- No doubt you, Wish ...0 knnw jus"' ia. :the old "Bloody Toss iwhere Artillery , rather • -ereeey feeling •as we atood this ttotitlia ifra, M. Stuaninta, Bea 8+1 ,- rmed by Lairobtoti County Farmers' 1646111g eligible men for military ser- wtai: tito artillery battery end brig- Windsor, Data 'still send free to any mothea 'teas, Cairn Mitt Vitra GroWerse As, Vice. a asists at a„ the two little prIncOS were raurder. Isar auctessful home treatneeet,' veith full 1 ,Ilnr occriertiterat organinatiams: ado are. A' battery 0 rivo officers, attd cam hundred iltanttord yesterday endorsed a by- end twenty-iive hote,e,s, eixteen gana "' ed "nears ago; where poor George k ,Tef fries (Geoffries) drank him ,elf to death, arid where Sir Walter 'Raleigh i tffortg, Live Stock Breeders' As By a *ote of 469 for and 295 kundred and forty-one !men includ,‘ i # "rim .rtytt-t,p-oreefrie Power Commis- law to gront $613,000 to the Brantfoth nihtt'hon lit;lig ' blitt'e" wa„01D„,11g, ''-`x,the 'ter - elan nate of his torifinemett instate:alone. Send no raoney,hut writs hes ere it MIDI 1101 it, This treatment aim kielisa If your children *retitle Tau in this way. 0Dotil blitino the :ohlid, the chantei ' ee8t1(311, Wornen'S rbstftutes, and against,. the property owners in Ing , wroth hat history or the evorld during _Ion 011:Wow, i.o mud the lEgense ot Genetal ilospitt.at . , , teen ifirat lino Wil Ong () nu I:6 elle" With' nritetteally' .116 ottaltiek.. Near laY (WM Adana cse aged pooplo trobble4With,,!, . ' - - - - ,bettorY 'is attached sixteen', amtnntk" -la the tegatta, mtlit,re itio, Itoyli j weiS 'pine difilesitios ihr as, or eight,- arr. ariitOr4 z visited friends Parkhill Sunday., Miss Maggie Gower has !returned tattle trona Parkhill Miss Dietrtok of Sarnia is. visiting her uncle Mr. John Dietriele. Miss Alice Gazser is visiting her uncle Mr. John Gainer of 'Craditon. :.3.1,bs Marie -Carey of Mt. Carmel. is visiting her cousin Mrs. John Good- ing. Miss Lula Finkbeiner was in Park- hill .1.3.st week trying the entrance,. ex.11n. Dant' forget the social an Thursday 29th a good programme is tieing pre- pared. nliss refadalite Barry of Mr. Carmel s the guest of Mies Edith Lynen ou Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. (Che.s. Baumgarten or Dashwood called on Mr. -Charlie Loch- ner last week. Mr. A. Gooding and deughter Janet of Parkhill visited at the home of John. Gooding. Messrs diforleas.; and Polloek of. Care beta visited friends in the village Sunday evenign. Messrs Fred fielding Hubeat and John Lyncll visited Mr. R.. Campbell ea . Lake Road Sunday. Whalen Mr. ;and Mrs. James 'Cottrill (of 'Bethany spent Sunday here at Mrs. John 'Hotigsons, Mr. and Mre. Thomas Morley and Mr. and Mrs. John Wright spent Sun day with relatives at Elimville. The people of this catirent protease joining with the circuit church •at Centralia on the lst of jaily again this year . , . , . At last our council men are go- ing td repair the road amend here they have certainly been a disgrac,e this seal:son. Richard Hodgson and John, Foster lave finished the boAding of their new brick houses ana the appearance is quite an addition to the farm's. Quite a numberi from helre attended the services Eltinville on Sunday and were delighted with the sermon Preathed Rev, Dewey of Strata Lord. Patrick McGee has returned home from attending school in Toronto after writing on his entrance exams at that place. There were three from this school who tried 'entrance 'this year, namely, Elsie Gunning who wrote at Exeter, Bert Duffield and aim Wheliho.n. who ;tried .at Lucan. Thames Road Quito a nuraber attended the anl- niversary service at Elimville last Sunday. Last Sunday being. Decoration Day quite a number from bare aieited Exeter anenetery. Mr. John Passmore or Hen'sall ;vis- ited his parents, Mr. and bIrs. Thos. Passmore on Smiday last . Ptest Robt. Rae of thee 135th Batt Roan Pease:lore, Thomas Wilkinson, Wm. Jeffrey of the 191st Batt. were itt tho neighborhood last Sanday. THAMES ROAD PICNIC We were in error last week is ref- erence to the Thames 'Road Picnic; It was heal on Thunsday in Mr. :T. W.,Cottle't bush and was a splend:d success despite the threat. ning wcath- tt,Z4leff/MMegriuminINE'11.11.1r iito less than four radiating surfaces gather up almost every scrap of heat and send it through your comfortable sooms, wait" warys nthine sarna Ce Drop in some time soon and hear about McC/arfs special. installation service that gets out of every ton of axal all the heat there is in it. • goy Sold by T. HAWKINS & SON. _ ..... .„„,....- .. ......... ..• ....... ....... ..... ! ...... .. ..... ...... ..... Important Events Which Have Occurred Durinsthe WeYc.