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Oetber II
10-17
3.
oran epen t Thanksgiving ia
owe at Seaferta
r and Mrs. 1�aW motored to
t. Thernae"for t a
, Mts. Thomas Lj ad Miss Zle'r-
ile spent Thankagivipg at the for-
gner's parent, Mr. and Mrs. Joan
iferown.
A, quiet, wedditig was CQ rate
at the bride's home On,
gaol -plug at 7.30 when, :Mies Liza 1
Seer was auited in marriage ta
Albert leareg. After the tog:remora*
bridal coeple left oil a &hart tr
. .
°queue
Aug the villagers that tvereii
'village for Thankegiving were
rria Palener of Toro ato; alr.
en Sarearook and Mr. ViC1Or
ie of Chatheni; Mr, Lorne Brown,
Miss :Mildred Brown of Eitcbener
Sa.ratel Finkbeiner of 'Sarnia;
Muriel Nicholson and Mies asid:e
Londora, Mies Olive wed
Either of Landon,
ver
Centralia
Mrs, Spencer of 'oat. Thomas epea
ew daes in tbe village last week.
The Pa triotia aeagee meat thi
week coe Thelaielia .. a instead
r ANT.44esta.,,,q.
rd. It Ha
b ee ay 0,
.,,,,,33 ee
1o)1or .3 Lae Ft
burp,
X. oho 1 a
4(1 V
Ito ecor49 epanied
Vaieeuive a lei
imeie last 11 -re
couver, llamelta
0
1.0ft
0 S OS
r and 'r
hfla yea 1100P*
Tengne, fiad 'Taste. fil
Shia and Miserable Read
rem torpid liver and
Is. 'which cause your
rns
acoVied with mull.
hIcii sours and irementS
A a aWill barrai. Thatt'a
to untold xxiscrif-hlin•
ea, had breath* yenow
eara, eVerytillag that Is
assailing. A Caticaret
ve your cOnatipated
thor0b
3 out by tuorniabey
ough cleansing and
while
you sleep -a 10-ceui. box
'our druggist will keep you feel -
o roontha.
'lbitrioatyhevris:tp04r:osi nt,s_tairt,
44;in were;
end Mrs, E. palaw,0
.wit0 hlt4h0A7r'
is
� Yd frien4ts; Mao. Et*,
4a).ag IN v:i;t1t. 3Trs*er();natUilier;s:::4
Ana Miss Annie Ess
on Monday afternooe a eorcomittee
from the Petriotie League peeked 12
eata for tale boys who a ee
011'0044e. This' is a Christmas tree
from Centealia S, $caool toek.
up a 6peCial fOr 0111' aoldiet
boys, iusteed of treating oureelves
to a S., ;,S. picnie.
Oa MondaY evening the friends a
Rad
aeighbors of Mrs. epburn met itt the.
chuck and presented Mr. Repbure
with a gold -headed umbrella, ais
Mies Pie wad Marjorie with a beau -
lad pin each as a alight token from
Centralia friends to them, before
they teave for their new home. in Loa
Whale
.1U A°gee!). visited realiyes at
Sunday,
Breeks of Toronto spent
iir g with her parents e
a d 1401g ar Lticala apeat
bere with Mrs. jeeePh
3
fore
*h
33
Jnbs and," te Gun
day av with
ii
Lecan,
anirson of Wariviek attend-
edding on Saturday and vise
etives bore,
aleNed of Med a as here
ok and zonal:med. to bold flee -
or 1 son'a sale on tho 23rd of al*
e
a West
pent the i
and ara)t Sein
eon Par
ail of Strat-
wjth
friertas
OrleY
04
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3
Dashwood
$u1 UM
)liss eye
Day at her
Mies Blue of oth vasitod w'
ite in • to on nfondaa,
NIG Nor -Pao -I
1111 olscirni
atlesaiving at his bane,
Ball left Saturday for payee
e she will remain or winteE
rown, of Aubura was a
C.W.0 Over Than vine'
visitor
Day
atiss Euloten alueather of lea 'dee
Normal spent the Istaidays at aer
hotue here.
Mrs. Brown and daugater Miss Ad-
eline have retotreted on an extend-
ed visit with relatives in Thedford.
Dr. and Mrs. E. A, Broughton of
Whitby spent the T,hanaseivieg boa -
ay with Mr, and Mrs„ J. Kellerman
Lloyd Edigboffer and Wilford Koch
of Stiaiford Business Collage visited
at their laintes here over Taankagiv-
i .
sses Mina Ehlers aaa Pearl
ateu and Mr. Elgin Schatz wbo have
been attending -Normal Sphool at Strat
ford spirit tbe Thanksgivbag laoliday
with their parents. 3„,e
Thames Road
Rey, A. E. Jobas was in Toronto,
during the past week.
The laaborire and Exeter Suncia,y
chhol Association will heel tbeir ara
nal Convention at Bethany elm -eh
a October 16th. Miss Laine af T0111t1-
, Sept. ief the Elemeetary ana Rome
Dome'nf tbe Cider -to 3, Aasoeiatieu
will hs1 Presee14
preethed an excelleu
la Bethany lam. Senday af-
in tbk, aireserteo of 'Rev. Max -
W1111 waspreaelaing an/steel--
moue for latv, Tiffirt. Miss
rthy tang a fine aolo
1was U1t4Ph appreciated be tled
rCugregation.
d
oe
011 ItI
114 U. F, Wurde
Cock,If
and
r -
Mctuleeb. and San. A
1. isI er1 fZati
ad U; Lt11iiett.
1, Mllath and San; Zart
alga, Plyoth Boc.oriz, 3, fe
41litizb, 11et J7kleCtilloolt
Levy; ;Bach, Ca
,,,,.1..., yell a C. Levy
W1tlt WyaxIdgttea,.._LIep, W, Dave
Campbell;
Bott, I) Cate n . Columbian Wa-
dotts oek, Lt trd nral. I. Step -
1st and, 2d, J. Steplens.
Sipgle Conth lthode lslnnd Reds. -
et. . C. Stillatunat' lien, C.
1 :pplett; cockerel, Roy
i
8roak, il ''in i ; pullett, Roy Brook
ecessarY Farm
Equipment
M ORE
pn a abnyd progressiver aOr e 'the Fordfarn icars as
ss I: oe ckee cis _
sarY farmequipment, the same as the
,
plow, the hay -rake, the drill,, the mower', the
harrow andii
-other labor and time -saving
machinery.
,
A fanner with a 'Ford ear can dispense with
one or two of his horses andmake the trips to
,
town, railway station, creamery, or to the neigh-
bours in one-third the time. In fact there is no
' farm machine made that -will save the busy
' farmer and his busy wife so 'much valuable time
as aTord. And it's so easy to take care of—far
easier than a horse. ' No bed to make, or hay and
oats to get no harnessing and unharnessing and ,
no stables to clean. The Ford practically takes
care of itself. - ,
Ask any fainierIVII0 owns a Ford if he would
„.
ever againAry • to get along without 'it. His
answer will hasten your decision to own one
".1 ,,,t01141?.-e-ama
Mb'
ego,.
tie aticaete
.Coma ,
1
coeketele tax
ad and. Singl i
Br en.-Iliai, cockeee.a.,pg,
1epktt, „ ist and teacite je aela
Lege .0k, W. Deietie, hen, liv.
Data. '4 and; eoekerel, puliett,
J. ate ,Sliver Campine.-- Cock
hen, ../d) Mph and Son, eecaerel,
pullet, . . eCullopb, and Son, .let
and aad; Oimmon Geese. --Old, alre
Doupe, yoang, Wm. Diehana. Pekin
pee/ea-aid aed young, G., Riley.
covet:awe Deeks. -Old, J. Stephens, E.
Sweitatir. yoeng, S. Sweitzer, Thee,
Crewe. ,flarOnee Tarkeys,-Ola epa
aoutag, •Millore Rregory.
,
PETS
collection of pigeons. --aa Denbant
Leater alaQuicely; pair oe rebate. IL
Break:, pair Guinea fowl L, aleCurde
11. F, Wurdel.
DAIRY PRODUCE
lhs butter, Taos, Marr
Marriott, Die aase
eUn. butterto ck, Thos. Marriott,
wo le
fa
•Id/r,t1
hale. eN.
Gra-de-Fat sb
Wm. Rime
GRAI.
barl
L. Walkog
large. QatS„, "'_. .
W. Doupe, L. W'aj
.. Walkom, WS'
A. ni. Doupe w
Steal -lens; i1VC
arwc and
and 2;
iamb, G
T
ND S
Amo leoupa
r commoil oats
tiniQiIiIr seed
; beems,
I)
ir
eaailae
c
, Stephete,
a 10
damn-
'e: ileatti'lireSntP
aer iield carr 1r)
• • red mang0.11.1, T. trewe, In
lennediste mangolda Win. Bibby,
thei yero3,- tieingolda,
013rion. Denham heaviest
i)gA.oettko,dAii3ina,:kooNih:.1::911„1/4,rtrio,i. ui3isc)i.etio,i;t1..„1:44,,:;g4;telaorrsa:ignoli)areaingrasrnOreiolittlirs5,1;
N.
"1". Crewe; loog beets, T,Crew
J. '.ivien; round ltecate 1', Crewe
1. :Me tz gh ort ; 30ilie cabbage, NV,
Sineiajr, j. Cole; ,red eal)bage, T,
Winaingateati, N. Doupe.
Sr-ar, catil1oaer tlittot . celery,
Urquhart, N. Doupe; tomatoes
Priditam, 5. l(tanp; rotirat citron,
. V.
(Irene,W. Bibby; long citron, W.
Sinelaia• Pridlianz-# aed pumpkin, 'M
Gregory, E. N. aditier; rectal; melon, N
Doupe, T. Crewe; table squash, 5,
Cole, Ethel Atkinarm; znarinnotli
squasiz. T. Crewe, I O'Brien; ahite
()atolls, T. Crew, W. Bibby; red A1n-
ion3. ditto; euctut,Ilbbeier:: IhoBnaibei.lyS;
Dotne.`.t; con veg.i W.
e
sultan wiiite beans, J. O'Brien,
Sweitaer
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:RUITS
Apples,-Vellow Transparent, A,,
Doupe; Blenheim Pippen, L. McCurdy
Alexander, D. Roger, Jt Kemp; Cul-
vert, Addie Creighton, I. Marshall; St
Lawrence, W. Ratcliffe, fall pippin„
Mar.;hall; other variety, S. Doupe;
20 oz. pippin, W. Sinclair; Baldwin,
W. Denham, W. Sinclair; Fallawater,
S. Doupe, L. McCurdy; Roxborough
Russet, W. Ratcliffe, H. V. Crago;
Mann, W. Hanna; Xing of Tompkina,
W. Sinclair, M. Brethour; Northern,
Say, W. Sinclair, I. Marshall; Onta-
rio W. Denham; ,Petvaukee, W. Sin
chair; R. L Graenings, W. Sinclair;
Ribson pippins, Lester McCurdy, A,
dr, Doupe; Snow-, L. afc:Curdy, W.
Hanna: Talman Sweet, L. McCurdy,
F. Pridham.
Plums -Abundance, Ethel Atkinson;
Lombard, Lester McCurdy, ai.Doupe
Bradshaw, Wes. Shier, H. V. Crago;
other xariiity, W. Steadman.
- Pears -Sheldon, C. S. Atkinson, '1'.
Washburn; Bartlett, A. M. Coupe
Annie Urquhart; Flemish Beauty, Ev
erett Doupe, Annie airquhart; other
variety, Jas. Stephens.
Grapes ---Blue, T Marriott,
Crago; green, Dr. Campbell, Atnos
Dupe.
- FINEARTS
• Crayon orapastel, Mrs. Jas. Jones,
Lila. Taylor; Col. 'photographs, airs,
J. D. Graham, J. Epple,t1; photo, Mrs.
Jones; peacil drawing, Addle Creigla
ton, Lila Taylor; painting „in oil, fruit
or flowers, Miss McCallum, Lila Tay-
,
tor; painting on glass, . Lila Taylor;
paintiag in oil, figure,also landseaae,
also on ehina, Lila Taylor; pen and
ink ,sketch, Mrs. Graham, Dr. Carripbel
paraerapiiya Ila Berry Mrs Jones -
pierced brass, air,s. Jones, 5. Doupe;
Stencil work, Annie, Urquhart, Mrs,
Jonas.
CANNED FRUIT'
• C,al. pickles, Jennie Robinson': aliss
Me.Mccallum; Peaches, Acidic Cre:gh-
toteaplums, Addie. Creirgletan,-J,Keine
curairits,., Acidic C reit+ fon ; cherreis
MiSai4lik'acal1utn, Miss Creightoa; rasp
be141 yetle Switzer, A. M. Doupe ;
gaps. e1 Marshall W emelair,
tt
401la e•:14:1reinelige
Wa;
veitliee.CraiaaVitir
17,1 '40 14,4 •a
14"
Ca
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ba
lee
FLOWBBS
it plants, S. Brown
, of Geraniems, '13,,row,
,)lfg 'cacti. St Brow;thsee
Plants, Thr,' Wathe".
c011eetiOU4* 110W
OtZer:
110 aweEthel
Atkinson; foliege plants; 3 varieties
Saaael Brow, alertle 'Sweeten',
LA)1ES' WORK •
Coante roaue, crocheted, Mies. Eliza
Sider, Jennie Robbaeim; couaterpane
knitted Thos. Marriott, J. Robinson;
patebwork quiet, Jeanie Rebineen,
aeadbana; Jap or artiee 4uiIt, Jemithe
Robinepa, S. Doupe; Slumber Robe,
.Tenoie Robinson,; Aegban, 3, Rolea.
sore WnI. Sinclair.; ladies- upas -wear
hand -made, Miss A. Creighton, J.'
Robinson; hand -made laai. Tbomas
I TION
diet,
iit atomacil
minute*.
Time it Th.
ach distresa wi
heartburn, s
gas, aeld, or
food, no dls eas, blaUn.
breath or heaaaebe.
Pape's Diapepain la noted for its
speed in regtAtitaa Upset ataaaaaho.
It is the sureet, quickest stemaolgir_etn-
edy in the whole world and ,besidtifIt
is ban:liege. Put an mad to atataftell
trouble forever by -getting a large
taftY-cent case of PaPea Dlaeoeleein
troM any drug store. You realize in
five 'minutes how needless it is to suf-
fer from Indigestion, dyspepsia or anY
Morava/1 disorder. It% the quickeet,
surest and moat barmlesa stoznacb
doctor nthe World.
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Marriott. 'Wm Ratcliffe; embeeidery
a lace stitches, Thos. Marriott; en-
Misa McCallitria; embecedery, Dias -
den cotora, Thies. Marriott, eeab,
heryoiedieet7..Tient
•
hnos..mnar'orriolat tzers .Msa opt, tr
Thos. Marriott; emb. ceizttre-piece
„Topes; ditto in SO
Grabate; emb. larchriger,
• Miss elcCalbari; emb, altazat afelliek•
' en. Miss A. Creighton, p i1roines
Tas, Jones;
, j'Janes,aedcit
:Oele,Thom
atia
Marriott;tarriatt;nj
e311111b,. cart linen.
ca ila-Thc(41m
ra as Jones; eab tray cloth, Aq
0. Graham; Mesa A. Creigat
ittuelivaa set, airs, JAL. 400a
tab, sesa piUpw 0olor4, Mrs. 31 "
Res. Wzu,Siltlelelal entie mire"itPince
a•,,„s-riotbMe Stacile,Q1telata;
Jones, pillow shams, Mrs.
Jones, Thos. Marriott; bedroom
slippers, Miss M. alcCalitim; set a
scG3tqatrania.5::1;elaiAliss A. so:t.zteaotiritirapsza:iii
snwn
Grahem; airt waist, Miss McCailoiu;
work. Miss M, areCalittne. :`,41..rs„ 0.
"Shier; rat irtat rt -1W, Wm, Peetaein,
retattro1nce; 1#2,4zlibe.v113113iecell, 0.1%.01Sica:e7itletoe3r:
ttrt,41rrittomitb,31,:sorojna;.tijanowelstleia.,nliitbe.,
Marriott; ettith.
I ^ os, Marritar, Mrs.
VrOehtl, Mis1', are
'lett; erecbet work
a
cot
J. la Gralla
braidii co ined Thos. .5far.riott,
A. Can ta; tatting, Miss. 31%; Robe
trison, alias eieCallitra: tea cos
Miss J. Rebizeson,; towels initialed
arra. J. 0, fitabeirt, Miss A, Crearbtort
pincusitioa, alias Cretgbton; tat.
EeCnt14m2, F,
three handkerchiefs. nfiss 3. Itobin-
a. Miss M. McCallum; endereivaist
foneys 1.i'ss A. Creighton, Miss Eliza
Shier; Jur•tres shirt cotton, Miss 3,
Roh011som, Sieelair' knitted socks
wool, Thais, elantiott, Miss, 3. Rob -
Itasca; stockings, well T. Marriott;
darned socke and stocivings, Mrs, 3.
Graham, ..11rriS.9 Creighton; knitted
raittaladies, Mrs. 3. D. Graham, Thos.
Marriott; itnirted mitts, gents, Thos.
Marriott; vol. fancy worir. Mrs. Jas,
Jones; E. Shier, „Bed Cross ,or Tat riot -
to work abown by a Society, elelp
Bit Csicubt„loratriotic League.
EPARTMENT
encit drawing, Ernest Gunning, F.
C. Mack, „Velma apoupe; writing, Ma-
mie Parilitam, 'Margaret Doupe, leuth
flaana; flowers, col, weeds, col.,
weeti seeds, injurious insecta, gr,1sa
es and grains, Mamie Prielhatn; Col. of
photos, Doroilar Ryott, Wilbert Will -
C• ol. of native whods, Ira Mc
Curdy; early potatoes, Willie Doupe,
Ryott, Winnifred Dobson; Ole
potatoes, Kathleen O'Brien, A. V.
Crago, D. Ryott; garden carrots, Ger
tie Francis, Andrew' Stewart, •Orville
Rogers; Parsnips, A. ,Stuart, Ira Shier
K, O'Brien; cucumbers, 0. Rogers. XV
Douai", D. Ryott; sweet corn, Ira
Shier, .ZNI. Pridham, Francis; heav-
iest pumpkiri, A. Stuart, ,I. Shier, F.
0, eiack; citron, Ira. Bibby, O. Rogers
I. Shier; Ortioas, W. Williams, And.
Stuart, I. McCurdy; earnatoese Relit
Marriott I. McCurdy, Ruby-Brethou;
1R400grtelricsrn.Ms.o3.p-raiopiplaletns,; IiciVinfcgCoufrdayo,
rnp-
kins, Victoria liamm, W. Doupe; Ap-
ron, W. D01)8011,; b1111011 holes, Dor.
Ryott, M, ;Prialiam; beans, C, Switzer
cookies, M. DeniPe, C. O'Brien, V.
Shier; sods biscuits, M. Donate C
O'Brien, I-1. Brethour; liglat cake, H.
Brethour, Doris McNaughton, li•Shier
dressed doll, Reta Denham; bouquet
cut flowers, W. Williams, A. V.Crago
G. Francis; largest hen egg, R. -Den-
ham. Doupe, Pridham; stainps
R. Hanna, W. Willams; water eolor,
V. Doupe, F. C. areal( ; peeellesal- Mc-
Curdy: vine peaches, V. Hanna, -beets
Rce,1 Denhann-W.. Nr. Pridliam
ery, I. McCurdy; bea.os, 0. Swit-
zer; sunflower, Ira McCurdy.
SPECIAL PRIZES
W. G. Medd, Winchelsea, for best
dairy cow any breed. A. Cole, G. Gill
3". J. alerner, M, P., for best lady
driver, C. alills, Adrian Pringle.
The Ladie.s' Institute, Kirkton, bist
collection of baking, A. Doupe,
W. Denham. -
ke A. Taylor, ..13.1rItton, for the best
light horse or eolt any age, fast
Glea-
elicit, for best Draught, Agricultural
W. Nicola Merchants Bank, Mit-
er General Puepose team, arksey Bros
Wm. Forrester, Mitchell, for best
.,grade steer any age, 11. D. 'Huntetre
Alfred Paul, lairliton, for best
grade heifer any age, J. Delbridge.
t
James
btyil‘glhbootr3er,otrifit,:dir:kegtOrtilt11:util.rt:bie.srt foal,
. Rodge.
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Ptirlt,ssoa's .of laNtery
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AU arts of the Prese1A1 age,
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ton of fish.
CongressSenator ii1.1-a 4a 1 PO°f ¥n1 e Jett 0
• The personnel alltall-
F11 I• Cabinet . as MintatQerade
to
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r°°het NV*Ti'' NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK
2es'•"Tlit.'""tilEATESTe.
ea'„alteerawr.,
ge-foeta,
dein
1 •
'nportrnt Events Which Ma
Occurred Duringth We,
o u • Vor!d's UnppenJngs Care-
y OompUed ansI 1tut int
„Itt c$hapo for
th Benders of Our Paper A
Solid Hones Enjoyment.
'F,117.'ES
Teterboro postmen bae -"shed for
Lord Northcliffe said the German
subs are seeking Americart trans-
paolirto:rri of Contillatio
In the United States,
A British food mission has 1 •ed
Dr. Sun Yat Sen, wlfl be punished
bY the new bend af be Chinese Re-
Plibiic.
The .nowsprint inquiry before Com-
missioner Pringle was resumed at
Ottawa.
Two steel fishery cruisers were
launched at Collingwood tor the
Naval Service Department.
Collectors in the two-day campaign
for e1S,000 'for the Harailion Y. M.
C. A. obtained $7.939 in one day,
A Dominion -wide campaign . to
raise $300,000 for Methodist mis-
sions will be inaugurated on October
3.4.
The coal situation is declared bet-
ter in Canada than a year ago, the
stoppage of 'shipments /rota the
United States being believed only
temporary.
The Brockville Mayor and Council
have accepted the Min,isterial As-
sociation's • invitation to attend a
,monthly Intercessory service in con-
nection with the war. -
Cbatham mechanics; the Board of
Trade, and City Council will ask the
food controller to haye the embargo
on eleomargarine •importation re -
mored during the war.
The Ottawa school trouble is to go
back into the courts in a reference
to the Appellate Division to deter-
mine the validity of the legislation
passed at the last session of the
Legislature. d
• THURSDAY.
Heavy Austrian attacks were re-
pulsed by General Cadornaat troops.
The Presbyterian College at Mont-
real has conapleted.., fifty years of
Work.
One British flyer recently dis-
persed a company of 500 German
troops. -
Ten months have been gained la
the manufacture of American de-
stroyers.
The first class of recruits uader
the Military Service Act will be call-
ed up on Saturday, October 13.
• Captain Hugh Aird, • son of Sir
John and Lady Aird, is reported
missing by the Royal Naval Air Ser-
vice.
It Is pointed out that transporta-
tion aad other charges will increase
the price of Ontario fish at other
Hon. Robt. Rogers, exeliaiteis,
Public Works, has been:„Orkeiell
inatian by the Conservative
The Province has ordereaaa
of waste leaaa,wita.„,a eel
couragikidirlY;aatin5
and catt
0 11
1
a aft.1
lsst year,
One of the most
cial confeiinces eve
minion, tope maw
Lord Readiag,
merabers
and Canadian
0
Captalzs
ah a Redat
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London ratepayers vot ▪ ur-
dacyfv they eptottnii itylaorrdi,ty of 1,17
• Licut,-General Currie -visited the
Canwilan °facers' Training School
at l3exhlfl, England.
Frerteh Deputy.
was arrested on a, charge et com-
merce with the eneraY,
An enormous organization is to ba
eated throughout Canada to
ea-
palgn for $150,000,000 for the
Loan.
The Government has passed an
order -in -Council temporarilY taking
over the elevators at Fort William
and Port Arthur.
Word reached the city that-Dadet
D. A. Swayze, son of Judge SWarle
of Lindsay, had been killed. 'while
flying at Camp Borden.
Dr. r, D. Drake of Landon, for
several years house surgeon in the
hospital, and G. T. R. physician, died
suddenly at his home,
A new scheme to dam the St. Law-
rence has been et going quietly, and
a company, It is said, will apply for
authority within the next two weeks.
Five persons, one a woman, were
drowned when the barge Athens;
coal-ladent broke In two and foun-
dered in a gale twenty-five miles
from Southarapton. la Latta Huron.
A short time ago returned soldiers
honorably discharged and who were
employed in the civil service in To-
ronto, reoeived notice to report for
=edictal examination under the Mili-
tary Service Act. Secretary •Law of
the Great War Veterans wired,Hon.
Meighen for further information
In 5re ga rd to this, and received the
reply that returned soldiers, honor-
ably discharged, who have been in
Frappe, will not be subject to the
provisions of • the Military Service
Act. This ruling, it is understood,
applies to returned soldiers in all
parts of Canada.
TUESDAY.
The Russian Cabinet crisis is over.
Italy's wheat crop is reported
shorhte
TRussian railway strike has
been °rely partly effective.
The Austrian base was badly dam-
aged by an Italian surprise attack.
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.art tiheLdeheaandofr thelae Directors
It is probable that the use of grain
for alcoholic beverages will be pro-
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Canada.nao
Ecuadort officially receive
the German Minister to Peru if he
triHesowtoargdat
o pthearea.m; blacksmith. of
Phillipsville, near Brockville, was
found dead in a pasture field.
Albert Scarsbrook, merchant, of
Petrolea, while apparently in t/ie
best of health, dropped dead on the
Through mistaken identity an
American war vessel fired upon an,
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