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ly.
Crediton
, and Mrs. Thos. Travethick spent
he week -end la London,
7tliss Ttloran has lift for 'her horne
sai Seaforth for the holidays,
111r, Wm. Brown is ,on the sick' list..
We wish him a speedy recovery.
ISEigq Julia Hatch spent ,a fess days
last week with friends iii 1)astlwood,
Mrs, Saxreuei Brosvn, of Kitchener,
called or, friends in the village Tues-
. .3-
r
a S4`
nor.
.�. airs and family spent
s visiting friends in Kitts
Several from the village cook in
he races at Goderic1 on' Dominion
rk
s Stool;. who bas had charge of
i?iira4ry departtoerit at. C, Zwick -
store : left for, h,
her home at Tools,
Mr. :Aril _firs
untied to, theist
a few
etrao ger
a good trope.
,111 [SS Earo, "
:ted pit tt
ieke
Miss Fie
been re cltir,g at Slt
her 'holidays t.xarler t
Mr. Lansing oe LL
vz tee has been, ±ran
Haat„ to relieve for - l
it
}iris Ina ve
omc nrz Aigon
o! j
Axxltay
t Il
}fisc ria
ne
tillage took
arid report:
:don,; vis -
31 -r.
wito tha
is sp:�"rsding
Hk areas€al roof,
.Frank of Coin.
rrvd,to arrsie.
o weeks"
lits, vi --:ted
b rt Llforlock
�4.
n
0
former's parekpts, _ Ir,, anal Mrs, iv.A.
Sambrook
The boys conference to be held in
the local churches is well under way
and all nreo interested in boys' work
and all `boys av-.i 15 years M age aro
xetpatested to register early,
Dr, and Mrs, Orme 'and daughter
Helen, left Eriday by motor for Tor-
onto andxkffalo. t31r. Chris. Beaver'
aceornpanled then. as Lar as ;Buffalo
returning Monday,
(Children's Day Will be observed in
Zion .Evangelical church on Sunday
text. A fine program is being aro:
rangtd, C '.4
special
missionary offering
trill be 'taken up,
The annual 'picnic of ,Zion Bvangel-
teal Sunday 'School will be 'Tells at
Grand Bend 'park on Tuesday, July
9th, A long list; of !sports that are
ffererlt are being prepared.
txitelacted, or Iasi week
3Ix. Itusstel Clark and Mr, Lansing
ptdak at Exeter,'.
zttlnllaer oP ;soldier boys
tilday 'atr their 'domes fere,
Iic
id Mi s, '31.cDonald have x
borne from their holidays;
Sirs Aldsavorth, of Kitchener°, s;
tail at fie ::souse. of' Mrs. Ed,. Bear
rat tv zek,
iss Violet renkale
sp °rtt 1 r;t! ty
at the 1hotA
t,,%r. Clarke.
i.'aud31±a.vr.L.
eotpttr tat. Park are visit n s
xn 't ie vi4l;, ce,
lfliit tN"a4a is lie 5 n
Rl
isep, who has t:
ekingschool xt t%ornbra la s
nasi boTaie for't,'he holidays,
Tr, Iv),re otters 'hay: g .orxsed,
pia .Condon, vt.hpre fAakr d(r1v rA
'er ssful operation for rentoval
22.,4 is town WS eyes,
Children Ory.
FOR FLET: CHE 'S
.,ASTORI
ee
Greenway
•B. English was in Lcjndou las!
.Mitss "Nellie iUudson is holidaying
horrie,
dtss' Adah 3.1ePhersotl is hoiue
the ;holidays,
•-
:a, Al Edwards has to. ed fro
visit' in •A.rkona.
with
rAoriey a as
•P
A. tl
dS sir
Cie.'
lits Annie Belt ar:
OAS are visiting at
Misses 3
ere holt`.!
-`,
tI tt
rite and
a d 3,
visitors a
holidsy visito
tilt', Of 3 .
o. .FIeIt,.
rion ;Sher 1`i tit
Morn?th,
Pato aerton has
ar brother, Alr,' T
A M.
t,1S,S. societies at i ilk'anci Zioti'
this week
The Mosses Switzer
spent' the week -end nk^n,th a'heir sisbei
Jlrs, A. J. S.herrxtt,
xx
oar raxatif, l
Mr, and Mss Geo,'
£ 5l<.rvs.,-
Jlr, '1'l os, Stewardapn'
lfc ibbon,
alt Isrcaclt on. Grant*, ',Bend ` circ
k Sunday as thCiflP4tOri Bev.
will coadriet anniversary- se
at 'cod/male
Oliver ane
issuing ;;al
,
clu
entnp at
n l
pros nted 11.
dative
ra„ tfWA of pies
'resAcenij o; tike cl
m will he missed very tuueb i.
Y:�Itl,orliootZ.
nd 20 Years of A
Leave.
mind of `Extren� a
Procedure to Obtain Leave o2 A s nce
Leave of Absence on
len Nineteen and Twenty Years of Age.
It has Borne to the attention of the Govrnm.ent that there is a widespread
ilrlpieion that young. men of nineteen vents, and those who became twenty
�irice October 13, 1917, as well as those who may.
become nineteen from time to
and who have been. or will be called upon to register under the Military
Service Act, are to be immediately calledtothe colours.
This impression is quite incorrect. No date has yet been fixed for calling
upon such men to so report for duty, nor has the question been brought before
;he Cabinet for decision. In view, of the need of labour on♦
r the falni,,�t is .most
unlikely consideration,
kel that given � will be to the matter until after,,
e theharvest is
over,although.
`
ofcourse the Government's T1TT
..°,or ieuts actionInust be� determined Trim
-primarily
drily
by the military situation.
There
is
no further obligation inclimrient upon young men of the ages
above mentioned who have registered or who do so hereafter, until they receivenotice
from the Registrars.
harvest Leave.
Some
enquiries
have:
been received as to the possibility
y
of granting
harvest
leave to such troops
,
p as may be in the country at that time. ' No definite assur-
ance ance can beslur
b vers on this point as advantage must be: taken ,
of ships as they
become a 1
va !able. On the` other hand, harvestbe - e.
. leave w>11 iveu
possible.
.if at' all
Leave
of Abse
ce on Grounds of Extreme xtre
me HaTdShlp,
C
ItRegulations , desired l
is t C_ I8
d
thatleave
the I�:e fila
tion
s
respecting
of absence inhard-
ship casesof
„_hard.
shi should be widelyknown' andleave fully understand. ' Such _1
ear e gill be granted
in two cases:- (a) where extreme hardship arises
by
reason of the fact that the
an concerned is eithr he and sop capable of earning a livelihood, of a father
or disabled onse
service or presently in service overseas, or zn6 -
trainln for
5
uchservice or
, , under treatment after
retuznl`ng from
overseas;or the only remainingof two or more brothers capable of earning
a, livelihood /the other
brother or brothers having
been killed or; disabled bled on'or beintr
.service, �, presently
in service overseas,trainingor
or ,ln, fUr, overseas under treatment aft
.after his or
their r i
e return
brothers -aunt! led
before :4th. August,
overseas); 1914, liven in
5
separate establishments and having a' child ,or children ` notbe
. to counted,
in determining the fact that the man is' the "only" remaining
b son o;' brother
(b)where e•xtreme trent
c hardshiparises b > reason of exceptional-:
�circumstances such as
the fact that the man concerned Y
s the sole
support of aw:sowed mother. , an
invalid
father
oz other helpless
.. , ie! less'de e,
noents.
oe -It istobenotedthat in all these cases the
governing
factor
not hardship,
loss or su-erinm r
ff to the individual u l
�, d a co_.cezlrt,d but to others, that is members of
his fanily of those depending
ZLpon, him.
Procedure
Obtain . leave of , absence.
,,Wlr�, I iia , , p•d
A,_, simple system
for dealingwith these eases has been ado ted.
I
oL
ms
of
application have been suppli✓dto everyDepot Battalion and an officer of each
battalion has been detailed whose duty it is to give them immediate attention,
The
.t' r
an concerned should on reporting till to his unit state that, he desires T
l n Cl�wrr.,�„ ` €ia ,i'a
for leave of absence on �more oft l i l?I'
one or t11G grounds mentioned
,� 1 and his a �Ieatioi2
c rm will then be filled out n aPly
d t and forwarded to Militia Headquarters,
iead
uartes Ottawa. In
eantime,if the casea�e�CaISSCritoi_ 1s the man will be givenprovisional
3w :ole Mr
)f. absence for.thirty
dasaothathe,
...mayreturn .
� home and, continue his
t:.
occupato belefinally disposed oz
s
05 :'V. ILITfl jN17 :; 1)E;
viators
o please help the Royal Air Fo ceby
You may work in the fields 'rght near your
w The local
.
and bring you home each day ,.without cost
w branch of active service is hero
if ce so marked as among ,our aria
splendid spirit is F
to his parents written by a
days before heiade the supr
o death; the o
l the elfc
ave.
go the u
ia?
you get
going, s
l?'tungd'i'e
3u" passI
oyes, o if
l wa ,don't iet dear
wear l la k, and all
t nonsense. Dad, don't
upset. Keep the
le and carry on ,
tM oin , senanerr �
, !any boys arcds egirls
00
Yo cart work for the
c
I
ea
oenlist `lceep the show g
but an of portututi is offering to be
eieo snow; the flax -growers
and the Organization of Resources CCM.
irittee are behind a movement to save the
g the cloth for aeroplane:.
o eb the allied
need.
enlist their seri{
convenience o
will be provided
and back. Si sti°
to the pork shay
an c
ag hoy
d be cap
ax a day, and as the
0 an acre which
1 I , from $
pitllittg flax.
eons a
BOY
p
. e address of which is glen
HeIp Is Wanted At Once
these reasons
Flax is used
ilanes. The
nsal
lake the aero-
ade o da depends upon
eing pulled at the right til
ax is over ripe its quality dete
orates.
OItG TION 017 RESOURCES ' COMMITTEE PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, TORO
Apply, at once, for employment in tJaas ;fzeigbborhood to
O. Geiger; Zurich, A. Heldman, F Kaibfleish; Exeter, Flax Mill; Dashwood, ax Co.; .
Crediton, Nicholson & Hodgins; Shipka, Flax
Das
LDOd
M:Itss, Isabel Cainleron, o£ Stria
is visiting at her 'home at irreser
Afzsa g r
s Julia Haugh, of Crediton
redito
n
t> zit;
re x, few days ,
Wit.
a�.
iwith friends in to �^
as.
Dr. 3itzd \fr3 l;..1, l,rottghton,
Is'. Broughton and Mrs. Broil g'Lton,
of Whitby are visitors at the, :bons:
or ofMr. J. 'Ircilernup at present.
•
l �,crtt,
over the week -end.
lifias A. B. 3fc"t)onald, of Bl tk-t.,
'sited her cousin \li.s E. :llowa.rd
Mr, and Mrs P, Schroeder, o£
Mitchell, X11
spent
'
the ha Iida
tt`
tih
friends it
t town.
/qr., ` Tits, Turman and: fanmiiv
Of
Stratford spent a few ;baps to town
visiting .friends. N
Miss ?Clatra Grvait ner who !has
p , been
in Monroe. Mich., for some time, (has
returned home.
Aliss Euloeen Guenther %oho 'attend-
ed Normal. School at London, is home
for her vacation.
11.rs. R. finance and children. _of
:Exeter, visited' with Dr. and Mr-
iioutledge last: week.
The Alisses A. and M. :Ebbers. of
Kitchener, spent the the
at
1 e
horue of Mr. J. K. Ehlers.
Mrs.
v
Ir, 1 up. ii.Iorcuz .
of. Aliso Craig.
spent a few 'day's with her parents,
Jl r. and 'Mrs, 'Andrew ., dttisser,
{
Mr. 0, S. 'Howard lett for Guelph
t.'uesdaY morning whero' be willp
t take
a cot rse at the cone g,c-
Mr, and Airs, Noll, of 13Iiive,r tor,
titre visitors with Mr. out], 'Mrs.
L. .Eli.enstiver over Sunday.
Pte. . Louis A'
_.i.ori.nz
of It arnilt:
oat and
Mr Ed. Morenz, of 'Detroit, arc vise
iting the.tr parents at present.
Our town
was !.testy well fc1:F:-poP....
ul•. "First.:
att.d on the Sonia spent the
they"nt the .Basis; fsoane at Godrrich.
Ptes.:'W. Musser, G. Cables;: W.
Goc,anie n and 31". flarr;gh, of London,
visited at their homes over the First. {
st.
Al, . .fS. R., Siebert' a:nd. son Jack
returned, to their, homein Detroit
tt
Otter a �lileasant 'visit with- relatives.
J
Mrs. ,rho sins of St.,Thomas
_ Ip is vis-
iting with relaatives' in this vicinity.�
Mrs. Geo. I?arn.harn, o.0 ,:Detroit, is
rade r.
The Sale of the estate of the >, la to
Fried (acsin to u•,s held fon Saturday.
Everything fwas ldisrosed: of a:.c1 good
uric, , realized:
Mt.'and,iViars. Jack :Dal a•.oc3 ' 4I
, .
:..11
Cort? Koch,'o*"tiVelton;Gro)t,anc1Slurs
Albite
Of' Midair 1 spelt
r1 1,
t ,4
•i !
1
Y...
1V '- �
li.li A11 f♦ ,
a xlx L
?��,w. , S Cx _ 00
Ofr.
rang yet,
;a;
Centralia
NOTICE -- Owing to the Weekly
half holiday 'takcrl: other, places, we
the. i di r,-rg
nad rur•rGhants, have de-
cided to c
loss at 7 it. m. on Monday
ars' 'Wednesday evening � n::r�ch week.
�4
Wit ask our patrons to kindly reutern-,
bar this •change.
P. ITANON & SON
E. COIW'LL
Ptes, Mervyn Elston and AV. Baker
of London, o don, spent the First in ,Can-
tra 12a.
Pte. te. _
It n,
e nt.tlr
Oaks
hot.
of Toronto.
ro to♦
is spending his holidays a George'
a t
Flscks.
Mrs. Pugh, of London, visited,
.spent the First here renewing
old. acquaintances,. r^ g
Mrs. Thrplan a
P ndl °son 'Austin, of lt.
demon, and Harold, oLI,oidoil, spent
� 1.nt
the-holday here.
Mos. (Rev.) T. W. Blatchford, and
son to as spent the 1st there at-
tending the st.racvberr - festival.
y fe.tival.
Mrs. Price. who is 'home from. 'gjapan
is the` tp
'guest of Air. and Mrs.Jrrht
Essery. Mr. and Mrs, Pre
intend
returning to ;Copan . in ,August.
The farm 'property, of the late
Handford was offered for 'sale by,
,iublbc auction on June 25th, but
was not sold owing to the antounif bid
not reaching the reserved pt -ice !pink-
ed on it. hhis is a good property:
well situated' near station, school.
church, ' etc,, and should ,find ready'
sane.
:Airs.,
.Toi �'-
t I who v his been A�
u .d�n,�o
'hospitals ru treatment ,
at one
,, of thehos';t'��
pit <1�
in London r. turned home' recently
a
'
ba we a.rc, starry to rrl)ort: that heT
condition. bas not mudlt improved.
Ircr sister, 3.'Crs. Ryan, accotnparied
lox here and will'reinail- for a time.
The °holiday visitors from' the city
here for the is,t lof July were <a .A. Par-:
sons and Leto Abbott at W. J. Par-
sons.; Wu -mid and Fred Lssery of
their 'home here ; W. ;Blair and Jas.
Lx
cdsa.vc vt,th friends; A'r.
r and _d A'Irs;
John Hepburn' also Florence ascii
Marjorie He
�pbt.irli with 'relatives:
} r; gburaa
monest t:hei
ttlYes.
stival held- on the,
nd a AJer,tor,e. ai
li
Irut i verythut, passed. oti succusefulty:
The sports 1program was very nxacit
enjoyed yc,d by ail present. There was am
abundance of strawberries and Bream
tht supper ,
p I 1 cr gain., served .,sit the base.
rnent; of the church. The patriotic
concert to the evening was well at-
iendid and greatly enjoyed. The
Harmonic male, quartette, of 1. ottclon,
£urnishcd the mnsio and, delighted the
audience with their various selections,
Pio. Geo.
E. Yorke,
reader of London,
,
gave several sc er.At selections which 'added
to the entertainment. Pte, Yorke
,
Ile
hila !nary: was elle guest of Mr.. and
Mrs: G. G. Essery. Prom Saturday
evenhrg 011 Tuesday morning
The :following is title list of prize-
winners in the different events:, Race
for boys unds r• 6 yrs., all received a
prize; boys under 9, ,Jack Isaac; girls
under 9 Leda. AlcFalis; boys ,under 12
Harry ' B
olv;dcrt, Harold Hill, L. Ab-
bott; igrnls "tinder 12. K. :flicks, Alma
White, I. Davey; boys under 16, C.
MIcO ardy, ''red 'Bowden, Guy Jacobs
girls under 16, K. Hicks, R. IIedden,
Pearl Sanders; ladies race, Irene Es-
sery, E. Abbott, F. Tic' burn; Elton
P
special. K. Tricks, II. s73ottdert; married
men, 31. Elliott, 'Win. EsserY, J.
White; married r omen, Mrs. r 3V
Webber, Mrs. L. Hodgson, A:Irs, J.
V,lute; leap 'frog race F. Bowden &-
J.
J, Davey.. L. Abbott S;. G. Hanlon; L.
i1i Its, & U. McCurdy; 'biscuit race,
C. McCurdy, ' 1,. Abbott, ; Hodgson
wheelbarrow 'race, L. Abbott G.
Manion, J. White & It. Hill, B. Mc-
Curc'�,v, L. Hicks; needle and thread
race,- C AicCurdy & 5/ Esser), ; :T
hicks 4C, 1', .Davey, T. Davey & K.
limits three-legged 'race,: boys,, I:,
Abbott i`t 'G. kIaznlon, .0, Bowden '4& L,
L 7
Davey, J. '4�
3 , . It Ate & At. Elliott; tllrec-
leggecl race girls, F. Davey & Irene
Essery�; it,cRicks & M. Hodgins` boot
and :shoe ',race, boy=s; F. Bowden, 0,
Hanlon, L. Abbott; boot'and shoe race.
girls, 'K. 'flicks,A. albite, :1:I, Hoc -loins
potato race; C, 3Tc'Curdy,''L, Davey,
C Isaac; ladies sack race, F. Davey.
In. Hicks, I, iEssery . ;its, Ilodgins ; boys
sack race, G', Hanlon, B. IMdLur�d,y,
Fred: "0%, cirri.
!sl iaanrl ti,A
tttts'resling, a'rlt t ,tsnu e
-the Iitt,hi so t
o Mr, aims: ' 1tr:. ns was was b;tptrzcd
lry Dr. Fletcher. _li�s. Johns g,ire a
s pknd:d address- on Ib t Bonn .Life of!
the. Chanes kn,c irr Johns ;spoke on
"Oilstones and Superstitions o the
C11ni +r," Iyoth addresses rt ceived ex
good hea.ring.: One of the Itleas;ita.
fen t iret.sg.
t of the etAnixl� was the
dress and ,presentation to Mrs. Tahns
of a lif4 membership certificate
rhs 'Ei 31.5, of Bethany froth r,hac
soctc.ty, ria, address was read by,
,V
_T,,�, vilrn. ",i'1it3oek and darescsteci"
:t' Mtss EIia Robinson. Roo, ' Johns
tans also presented with the evening's
collection. amounting to : 30.5'1 to ,
aid in the constauction of a school in b
`vl.rest Chutta, the funds for which are,
being raisers be the Methodist Dist-
riot. Mr. Johns made a vary suit"
.t
.,dile and tueltr.�g x4.1,1.: for laot.t,
thanking tlhe people for"their kind,,
thoughtfulness and good -won which
would mean much to .them on their
return to Chinni Be.vS. A.V. 'Mux -
worthy and Rev, 0.tA, Barnard were
also present and av •
gave short iuidris.°��.
`>
Tho music for the oveuing was very,
choice consisting of or� a
�,�hc sir iuu5i�.
Y of 3 c Margaret
,
1 r c ti
by I , E. ?t,hr.,stAc, and Miss Blau �are,t
AIuxworthy, of :Exeter; ',quartette by,
Mr. and 'Mrs: John Ratcliffe, 'Mir,
Airib and Miss '.Jean;Allison,' a song
in ;Chinese by Masters Martin and
Harold Johns, solos by Mrs. Geo.
.is
liams and A7 A. Vera MI -Ix -wort,
cc��s'.11 -.
it
Tdl li es-
tor. A. C. Whitlock, lotr. anOE Airs.
P. Whitlock: and' daughter Evelyn,
O
�,
motored to Nlanaxat'Valls last week,
Theey called on, :relatives at bratttford.
.andOpt. :Colborne garroute Mr. A. C.
ttlock rnotored9 fn am six this
el o
ttk,:and �vul'1 t 14tu thJ.iri!t.lt1
Win
Iii ss Scars Villard is visiting at
her 'home :in Lsi:t:er,
Ilos spent last St Sunda
under the .pax°cn(;a1 ,roof.
A. fess' farmers havebbe �•i til
�,.ha.vit.,
and reportca very good crop.
b i
It ,
R. A. !
IIx. i. .IcCse spent 1•,
n er, art Suit-
� P
.°Y
day ata ixgs Heights, 'London,
friAends,IJ. akiC .tlze h
._ n ,s
r has\ fine,
s
barn almost • completed and 'tv>ti,l sooty
be ready for ',see.,
Quite a number' from here took is
t)t• t o trip to Grand Bend on July 1st
wh.h s -;
_o rnu,_t ha re bi.eh yi.r,tr pleasant
considering 'the. titic itlhc
c•
S n.
u h e. l,.
in �unc♦ S
t
successful 'picnic ofa~�m'�
,.. .
Mr. M. tioutley
r;port:'h v'
i a ,nom a very S
Tito ?�p
8C�1: 'Ol. lr
er,
other
4 cr
a°' an
dr
ms's
held
,Mudd and: X Je
to tiAexri�i t d�
Igro
b
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