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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1915-05-20, Page 1The Wingham 2dvancE•. 43RD YSAR NO 34 WON411AM, ONT, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1915 Subscriptions: $LUQ per year. caseshower for University of xorlor►t Base Fioepital, No. 5, at her home on Titnraday, May 20th, from s to , and tram 8 to 10 p.m. The pillow• cases should be of blenched cotton, not too fine, and 18 by 3t inches, The ladies of Wingham and, surrounding country are invited, Mrs. D, 0. Rose Brussels mother of Dr, Rose, town, has gone ion an ext tended visit to Winnipeg and the West, She has a large number of relatives and friends' who will be pleased to see her, Fier daughter, Mise Gertrude Roes, who is teaching in Prince Albert, is expected to"ae• company her mother on the trip, Business as Usual Lays Saturday afternoon and even ing were possibly the best for bueiuegs .,.., ..YW."...Mhe•.NIMNI••�••.•.0•a f L _ LETTERS FROMDRAM' ROLLr.,,,.....,..,.....,,,,,,...„..„,..„,,,,,..,,, %� `� '» THE FRONT C,+ 17‘1%;%; rCs++ * 4 �1` JO$ErIi E.BItAAWIN DYou el Worn t BRAVE BOYS FROM WINt Il�1M-M in Wingham for some weeks. We have heazd several business men mention that business was brisk, Peeihall Match The football watch in the park here on Tuesdayeveningbetween Wrgxe- ter and �'Vggham resulted in victory for the home boys, The score was 2.1, tie at half time, Mr. Hollands of London umpired the game. Mildmay will play here on Monday, May 24th. A lively game is expected, --* A Record Breaker. F. 3. Full delivered a number of ' spring chickens at A. 11. Wilford's Produce Warehouse on Tuesday, May 18th for which be received 40 cents per Ib. This ro ressive establishment p p f; handled in the neighborhood of 300,000 dozen of eggs last week, which is a gg very good proof of the extensive business they are doing. Bu Home•Made Candy Buy Y The Ladies Patriotic Society work- hag for the Red Cross Societywill g conduct a sale of home made reedy and bakingon Saturday, 22nd at p 2,30 o'clock in the council chamber of the Town Hall. By spending a few5 cents you will aid a good cause morea3 than imagine.Everybody you can come. The Gypsy Carnival. o The Gypsy Carnival is the name of pP Yanimal a play to i`e put on by children of the town in the town hall on Friday even- Ing of this week, This play promises to be a syecial treat as the children have worked hard and are worthy of the patronage of everyone. No expense has been spared to make the costumes beautiful. Everbody come and be on time as the operetta will commence at 8 o'clock sharp. w NeztMond q is VIM clot Daya aThe public holiday. P y' Mr, J, G. Stewart, Town Treasurer, was ie Blyth on Tuesday, on business. Maitland Lodge 119, hags decided to hold decoration services on Jul 18.h, Pte, O. Wood, 33rd Battalion, Lon- don, spent ,Sunday in Wingham with his family. Mayor Dr. A, J. Irwin was in Toros- to last week attending a meeting of the Ontario Dental Association, Mr, Thomas McLean of Wingham, was in Ripley on Tuesday tendering for the sewer contract.--Ez tees P , Fred Errington, West Wawanoeh, g , formerlyof Morrie hasgone to To- . , Tonto where he has secured a situation. A number of Masons from here attended the funeral of the late Angus McDonald in Kincardine on Sunda p last. His Honor Judge Doyle has return- g p ed to Godericb, after an exteroded visit to the Southern and Western States. J. W. McKibben of the Rexall Drug Store is we are pleased to say able to attend to business after a prolonged illness. Jas. Dow of the 10th con. of East Wawanoeh delivered a 18 months old steer to Mr. Fella, butcher. The weighed 1115 lbs, A sale of home-made candy and baking will be held in the council chamber of the Town Hall on Setur- day, the 22nd feet, at 2,30 o'clock. Remember the Dominion Day cele bratian at Wingham. No time or money is being spared by those inbye, charge to make the day one long to be remembered,and The cottage meeting will be late Joseph lit, Bradwin, was r ,born In Haddenham, England 184$, Rev. Joseph Philp, formerly pastor �� �$�� �eI Though .,...... .^.®„ of the Bluevtile Methodist Church, The following Is a letter from Pie, Fred Grove written to his father, Town Clerk, 3, >?', Groves, We are all The familycame to Canada and set- general, I can tell you nothing. Every has completed his work in connection day we Can see aero lanes and bear tled in Parte. Thirty eft years ago he P with the Metropolitan Methodist the boom of the guns, but only occas• came to Wingham and engaged in size wlth, Victoria, B, U., for the Ilardly GOP glad to know that Fred is doing as well as can be expected, France, April 20th, 1915, Dear Dad— I have not received a letter for quite r q to a while and was wondering if yeuhad forgotten me but I guess you have not• I guess I will not et back on the g firing line tar a month or two as the Germans hada shot at me but did not do ver much damage. He hit y g me four times but did notput one , gbut through. He hit,me in the thumb,longer foot, hand and skinned nay chest and y 'SundaySchool then I thought I wouldgive him a g better target so I got up and walked to past banally does a paper reach us, They earthenware business for a number of two '+ears, and has returned to set q g been connected twenty one capacity and ratio. Mr, and are our only means of acquiring news, years+ i+'or five years he has , will spend the nest You know and read more about the P y three months in Manitoba, when he war than I do. My knowledge is urs• another with the Wingham Electric g P expecte to make London hie head- l local and is confined to the immed- Light plant, y 'rift year* ago he married Mies quarters. late vicinity of our billet. Annie Burke of Paris. Of this unionAre I received your letter and am gladBaptist thatyou have had such good health' were born eight sons and one dough- ter. The widow and four eons aur- Subjects, morning --Portraits from Am feeling fine and am really enjoy- an old Geller "The Courage of vive--Albert E. of Godericb, Frank y g Ing the experiences. Once in a while Christ." Evening—Types of Disciples tine home feelin becomes strop W, of Hamilton, Ed. W. of Toronto, "Two disciples who were workers,"dutycarrying y' l; g and a eight of Kin and Yon a streets Larne E. of Saskatoon, „ „ g g + Solo, Crossing the Bar. by Mrs. P. Toronto, or Dundas would be welcome,• In early youth he identified himself Fisher. with the. Methodist church. For 41 }any that there is theIf the lonedelayed More welcome it will be. years he was a class leader, and a St. Paul's Church. superintendent for 15 Your loving son, PA Special Vestry meeting 'will be Rens, years. In politics he was a staunch held on Tuesday evening, May2a-th, Liberal. Important business — Attendance of These are symptoms of sluggish blood, blood that is not circular- Ing right. you pale and anemic? This is caused by the blood not properly nourshingthe cells of the body. Have you pimples or boils? They are the result of the blood failing to do its of awaywaste material from the cells. you have of the above com- plaints do not suffer. Trp a Bottle "REXALL Celery and IronTonic" We know what it will do. Post Orifice Hours. In future the Post Office will be open on holidays from 3 p.m. until 4 p.m., instead of from 4 p.m. until 5 p.m, as formerly. O. N, GrFFIN, .Postmaster. GgderiGh Taxes in Arrears For the last four years from 1911 to 1914 the arrearage of taxes amount to g $8000, This deficit has to be financed . by borrowing from the bank for cur- rent ,expenses. The Huron County Council The council of the corporation of thein County of''urns will meet in council chamber in the Town of Godericb, on Tuesday the first day of June next, at the hour of 3 o'clock. All accountsthe requiring settlement must be placed with the clerk before this date. , 'W. Lane, Clerk, Purchased Block la Listowel. A. J. Vandrick, late of Wingham, has purchased the Royal Hotel block, Listowel. He is going to make dwel- ling gnartere up -stairs, and transform the downstairs into a large store, where he will conduct a farm and pro- duce trade in addition to his present business, No Cases .At 'turns Assizes, For the first time in man y years there were no cases entered far trial at the Huron Assizes, which *were on the Calendar for Tuesday, Map 11th, and the Judge was notified that he need not put in an appearance. It would seem that the war is also affect - In litigation. '+'gaym.iw, Listowel issue Debentures At the last session of the Legiela• ture, Listowel obtained authority to esus debentures to the amount of m $17,OOA. (f this sum $12000 is needed for an overdraft in connection with the waterworks plant, and $5000 to pay an overdraft on general account. The debentures were sold to run 20 years with interest at 5i per cent. Dr. Rutledge well again ®flet an absence of about three months, almost two of which were spent in the John Hopkins Hospital, P P p Baltimore, Rev. Dr. Rutledge, castor of Wesley church Clinton, was present and conducted the services on Sundae last. The many friends of Dr. Rut- ledge will be pleased to know that he fully recovered from his recent serious illness.good Built Small Bride g The Western Foundry Co. babuilt ` re apontoon bridge over the G. T. R. g tracks for the convenience of their em ployees, It will be the means of say manya ing long walk every day as several bad to go around bythe flour mills. Needless to �a, the men are p very grateful to the Company for their thoughtful consideration. The men used to make the short cut over the G. T. R. bride but of late the Grand bridge, Trunk officials have threatened to en- force the law more strictly regarding pedestrians crossing over their bridges P g 8 Lost on the Lusltaaia. 1.. " Among those who were suddenly called awa in cute sad' loss was leo. A. Powell of Toronto, one of the i + buyers for the Eaton store, and form- er resident of Brussels for several years, He was engaged in the mer- centric business in Brussels, and along Mre. Powell were interested members of the Methodist Church choir. There are three daughters, one of whom ie married to Reginald Ftet. Cher, a former Brusselite. The Powells hada wide circle of friends in Brussels and tf the cad news reported proves true, deeps m ath will be felt for y p y Mrs, Powell and daughters, sir, Pow. ell made many tripe to the Old Coma- try markets and was held In high ee- teens by the Beton firm as he was a moat capable employee.budding , Wingham s New Music $tote Among the music stores of this pro• vines, one which need not take a second place is thatof councillor David Bell at LVingbaht. finding his' old store too email to accommodate him, Mr. Bell fitted up the fine brick build• ,. ing a hew doors north of the old one. said in new fleeting., building an is g . � g g addi$ion to t,iie rgar told` many other of tis ver latest eltertiti6ne, Me, !Sell 9 Y Apened no his new show rooms tt oou plc of rvAekb ago,but owning to Ill heath has been unable to push business so fast as he would otherwlee have done Mr, Dell carries a complete steak of musical instruments, Oleatteephonee, ah�et music, err. His is Indeed one offixe the stores of which 'Wingham has great r�easontt to be proud- of. the dressing station but he never hit me and I thought I got off pretty lucky. r It is sure fine weather here and we have had a fine tour of walking through France, we have travelled a good deal but I don't think that I will -`- In the death of Mr. Bradwin, Wing- all members of the Vestry, particular - Wing - The following Is a part of a letter ly requested, received from Mr. Dave Lou heed ham looses one of its most prominent g business men. Funeral services were Wednesday evening at 7 30, from his friend, Lance Corporal Arthur Next Sunday is Whit Sunday, The Ellie, who left Wingham with the conducted at the familyresidence, Shuter St. on Monday evening by the anniversary of the birthday of the first contingent• Rev. Dr. Hibbert, and the remains Christian Church. This is one of the British Expeditionary Force, We have seen the results A large bottle $1.00 If it should not hive you sakisfact- y ion we will refund you your money. travel an more in France as I thinkleft soon as I am able I will be sent to England. I have the bullet that hit me in the chest and it ie not a bad one but it on the morning train for interment Great Festivals on which the church April 16,1915 the family burying grounds in expecte either members to receive the Mr. Dave Loughesd, Paris. Holy Communion which will be cele Wingham, Ont. y isThe service will be To the widow and Tamil extended brated at 11 a.m. Dear Friend : Your welcome letter the sympathy of the entire community. bright and attractive, in keeping with to hand, was very glad to receive it, Whit Sunday. Ju w McKibboii DRUGGIST & OPTICIAN must 'have been spent for it dropped down beside nee, The First`Battalion got pretty 'badly cut up but I do not know of any of the Wingham boys ex- Was sorry to. hear you had not been joyousness of M. ROBE= BRADLEY. PresbyterianRorie feeling well of late, but cheer up Dave y The following ie copied from the the summer is coming. We have all On Sundayevening Teeswater News and refers to a sister- last, the ser - been longing very much for it. It has in•Iaw rhe of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Bradleymon given by the brilliant pastor, rept Ted Murch being killed, been very tedious waiting, but our of town, Rev. D. Petrie, on behalf of the young ^^^^^^^�•^-^^��^^^ww - - - — It is very hard writing when you chance is close at hand, now we will people, It is our unpleasant duty to have to P P , was much appreciated by a cannot use your thumb, so I guess I have to show the 'buns' what the Brit- large audience. wit! have to close with love to alt. Re- chronicle the death of Mrs. Robert f3 fah race can do. I wish we had the member me to anyofBradley who passed away at her home The Adult Bible Close will be die the boys. Good- same men now that we had in this here on Sunday evening. Mrs. Brad- continued for the summer months regiment when we started. They ley'd maiden name woes Emma Fisher after Map 30th,jik\ Your loving son, were a fine lot of fellows, but I am she was born in Toronto a little On May30.b,theit Fred• sorry to say there are not many of Lord's Supper will over •sixtyears ago. She was married`- them left. The second last time we p g be observed. Preparatory se. , ,� 1 i :.,., ' i . t : ; _= _"--- ,d�� _ ,. EVERYBODY'S COLUMN ' prayer he'd on Friday evening at the home of Mre, Casemore, Minnie St., at 8 m, Pfour in 1874 to Mr. Bradley in the town of will be held on Friday evening. All All were in the trenches we lost fort\� The following letter which reveals y' Harriston and a few years later move are invited to attend. and near' all were old ozi finals, soldiering as it looks "'on the inside" p g rened with him everto Teeswater where she byp, who We get reinforced now are Kitchener's bas reside since, Seven ch'Id• Methodist was written Ross Binklebd was killed in action a couple of weeks Army, of course, they not as good wQere horn to them, all of whom On Sundae last in the Methodist S. as the others for trench work, for living, Tiley are t Charles, C. S. the certificates were presented to ago, to his mother. It will be noted they have not had the tr training. lint; t;re still that he designates the place fn France P• R• station waster of Port Hope, the successful candidates at the recent will see that I ba a been ro oted o as a "Haymow." Mr. Binkley i3 a Y B m t Wiitiaz>a ofacremento, Cal., Harvey examination in Teacher Training. Lance corporal. have bee o e of. of brother of Mr. L. Binkley, manager �! P q u Parry Sound, Mrs. Hearts of Teen- The class was conducted throughout of the Bell Telephone Co. here ; the bomb throwers for some time and ton, Mre, Hawke. gar' And frank of the winter by Mrs. W. J. Greer and a France, April X5, pp.after our last fight, they asked me to Teeswater, Mre. Bradley has been in ccuple of weeks ago an examinaticn "ear Mother; What am going take charge, and I accepted it and a poor bealth for some years as a result was held on Old Testament history, or two afterwards m name of heart trouble and the immediate the a era set the S. S. Dept. to say and how am I going to say it ?day y papers beingby p It is a most peculiar thing That since came out as Lance Corporal. I kicked cause of her death was broncho.pneu- Toronto, Out of thirteen candidates cooling to ranee there has never hese about it but they said I had accepted monis. Aprivate service was held at m gwriting, thirteen were successful, ten any period of time when I felt like the job and promotion with it. A her late residence on Monday evening taking over eighty per cent. They writing and at a result I have written Canadian Brigade has been formed at wnich Rev. W. A. Bradley officiate are: Mrs. W. J. Greer, G. R. Smith, only two lettere, end I understand they are making ed and on Tuesday morning the re- Lizzie Johne, Sadie Davidson, Edith IGNORANT OF FUTURE, good too, for Gen. French speaks very mains were taken to Orangeville where Buchanan, Gertrude Cruikshank , ., highly of "Prin-, When I wrote you last I expected g p tbcm, especially the they were interred in the Forest Lawn Minnie Barber, Greta Robinson, Inez case Potts." The before now our machine guns y have lost quite a Cemetery. Rev, Mr. Kerr officiated Law, Annie Lloyd, Blanche Bennett, would have been engaged in real act• number of their men too. at the'grave. Among relatives from a Thomas Armstrong, Victor Johnston, ion. We anticipated having come I am reallyproud of Canada and distance who attended the funeral ! .tee- _ d/%1//i ,, ;,� = : o° 0 0 0 �`�V-P .. o o... --Teo -•+ �1-- - •�•.. F _ ,r... . tole F�Sya,• • -"" .:..,,,�itetra' eeztes . . Victoria Day No doubt YOU are PLAN- NING to take an outing on VICTORIA DAY, Then your wearing apparel will be an important eonsiderat- ion. No matter where you go, good FOOTWE4R is ESSENTIAL if desire to "look YOUR Hyslop Bicycle for sale thea Ap 1 at the Advance. P• It ply For Sale—Robert Calve't's fine re- sidence, John St, Terms easy.—Rit• chie & Cosene, Wear Greer's Shoes and P'rbbers Let us do your Machine work and general Repairing and you will have general no regrets,—E. Merkley & Son Wing- .ham, WANTED. — An apprentice or an improver. —Appy to E. C. White, Ladies and Genty' Tailor, Wingham, Ladies SALE OR TO RENT,—A good frame house 'on Minnie St ; 9 rcome, hard and soft water, good garden. -Mr, AlX,py at the Advance Office. tie Cash paid for goose and duck feath- are,—Walker and Clegg Upholstering Factory, Wingbam, Out. tf We are buying butter and eggs. p g t'g We do not cult your eggs 'except for Totts and held stock.—Wm. Davies Co. etfspart A few barrels of good winter apptes pP for sale. --Apply to D. McPherson. Bracelet Watches from $3 to $50 at Patterson's Jewelery Store. Carload of corn for sale at the Grand Ti unk Station—Tipling & Mills, If children are feverish give a light laxative like Rexall Orderlies which often removes the cause. Sold only by J. W. MaKibbon, the Rexall Store, 10x, 25c acct 50.1 boxes. Bring yosr butter and eggs to us, We pay highest cash price market will 1 allow—Wm. Davies Co, tf 1.- S. J. Smith,Tp.of Morris, box 50, care of W. Pllock, Blyth, Ont., will do hair weaving from Combings cr cut hair; switches, curls, transfer. mations, side Tolle, ate, Reasonable rates. NOTICE -I am prepared to again keep lots in the cemetery in good shape at the rate of $1 per lot for the season. Orders left with John F Groves, Town Clerk, will be given prompt attention. tf Robt. De ell, p WANT ✓D—A reliable man to sell HARDY CANADIAN GROWN STOOK in Wingbam and Huron Co. Start now at the best selling time Send for list of Spring Offerings and to agents. Liberal Coinmise- ions, Handsome free outfit•.—The Foothill Nurseries. (Established 1537) Toronto, stir dental offices will be closed from May 1st to Ort. 1st on WednesdayI afternoons.—G. H. Rose, A. J. Irwin. tf - We have extra good examples of all ;Inds of seed corn. Dente tVbiteos ' ( n earning, Bailey, Wisconsin No. 7 and r Southern Sweet) Feints (Compton s Early, North Dakota, King Philip.) We also have all kinds of man el seed. g Howson & Brocklebank, Poultry Wanted. We are now in the market, for live ou have atryfther spring ehieksoung rold. If weighing one pound or over, vee will give Yon forty per lb for theta. Note is the beet time to market rooster.) and old p' fowl. We are still buying butter and r gge, A. 13, Wilford, Wholesale l3roduce Iieaier, Also on Monday evening at the home of Mr. Bailey,Scott Si.,t 8 m, P. etehIr. Les Griedale who spent the poet couple of months in Detroit returned last week. Les found the call of the old home town too strong to stay away. To him the glare of the city has no charm.. Mr. Fred Morrie, who has been em. played with Walker & Clegg for some pears, left on Friday morning for Oeh- awa, where he has secured a situation with Luke Brns, Mr.and PrP, Roy Willis,Dungan- have moved to Toronto where Mr, Willie intends to engage in the grocery business. They will be missed by their many friends in Dungannon.that `'Edward and Charles Hawkins have moved their parents t o Wingham from Per us occupying the house they bought from Mr. D. Holmes in lower Wingham. We welcome Mr. g and Mrs. Hawkins to Wingham. The Brussel Post sayer --Harry Wil- lis of Wingham, was a caller upon the Post on Wedaeeday last. He was a former resident and is now a hastier after business in the boot and shoe line in Wingham. The regular meeting of the Women's Institute will be beld this Thursday, May 20th in the •Council Chamber at 3 o'clock. All members are requested to bet present as it •ie the Annus! meet- ing and election of officers, Pte. Willie Fraser of Kincardine. who has been in training at Guelph, left this week to go direct to the trenches. Before leaving he visited at his home in Kincardine and was pre- aerated with a wrist watch b the p Council,• Private Pere S der, who was last y p week reported dead, is, we are glad to state, only wounded. Mr. Syder'e sitter sent home the •glad news that otter she had visited her brother in the hospital, and she ie`cloing eery nicely Nile will publish a letter from Pte. Syder next week, Correspondents will assist Os greatly bymailing their correspondence in g p time to reach us by Tuesday noon, if possible. A number tf good budgets lisve been crowded out this dveek, which we would have been pleased to publish, r Lieut. Tennyson G 1 a n viI l e bt Edmonton, a former Wingbam boy g and a graduate of Wingham High School, was renewing old arquain• tepees and visiting relatives in town this week before his departure for Vaicartier, �'• I�Mr3, Andrew W. Hardison and little daughter of Regina, Alta., are visit- in the Canadian division in an important advance movement, but they while we have moved about 15 miles to another billet nothing of such a nature has taken place, and we are now no wiser as to our future than we were then. "This life is most certainly the ideal one fora lazy man. Your meal is pro vided, your hour of retiring and aria- ish ing is appointed, your actions during it, the da are governed b rules that Ing p g p concern you not in the making. Iu fact,the onlythin required of a sol- Australia and to see the splendid work were Mee. A. R. Colvin of Montreal. C are doing for the Motherland Mrs, Wm. Fisher of Tomato, Mr. Delegates To Baptist onVention ,/ Mr. A. C. Riley,, A. and Mr. England is likely to have such colonies Geo, Bradley and Mr. and Mrd. Johny' Geo. Pocock were appointed delegates to help her in a crisis like this. Of Bradley of Harriston, Mr. and Mrs. PP g course we must win in the end, but I Wm. Bradley and Mr. and Mre. Angus to the annual Baptist Convention am afraid it will take a long time yet. of Wingham, and Mrs. Mercer of Mt, whish will be held thisyear in Mount The devastation and Suffering they Forest. Her four sons, Charles, Har• Foretdon Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,June 1st have caused in this country is almost 'rep, Earl and Frank, her son-in-law, , 2nd and 3xd. The beyond description, but God will pun- Thomas Hawke, and her brother, Wm appointments were made at their meetiogon Sundaymorning..Style, them, When I am in the thick of Fisher acted as p ill bearers. Mr,3 I know I am doing my duty in help- Bradley and his family have the eym- to drive these inhuman monsters patby of all their friends and ac wain• Change s Bgsitl Ile �t Mr, Jasper VVatkom, who for many off the earth, and if it takes ten years tendtheir s in bereave;uent, • ' years conducted an extensive general to do it as long as God gives me health disposed you BEST" and ifyou wish to enjoy 7 Y the day. f Greer s Shoes Should go with yon because not only will they look well, but they are sure to be comfortable. r fit and finish are the 3 points about our shoes. Come here for your Holiday Shoes? g q ._.._ _ .. •. - - store in Dungannon, has of I Will up obey dier is that he orders. The one and strength willingly give ...............................,...... his interests to Messrs. T. G. Allen thing beyond pardon is to think for all else. ,�i ^ Dun - and J. C. iticFarlowe, both of Dun yourself or to do anything on yourP own initiative. You are looked after ;spies as a cow or horse is looked after and in the eyes of the officers are regarded It is sur riste to see dee numlfer of ,. b, ,,.,, ,b'4'�1 !s „,,,, •there are here amen the 'tench •GREER people, they have shot a Itir a number r. Lloyd 4 Atl of them. 1rn several cases it bas beep El in h•ie that theywere bought for a g ....,o„.,,, �e,�,, y Hewer visited week, gannon. Mr. Walkom was very popular with the public and his re• fn Port moval from the village will 1 e g regretted. .Mr. Allen is oleo Township r ■ in much the same way. proven g Mr. Wes, Ansley of Toronto, is visit- Clerk of Ashfield, whilst Mr. few franks. miller in a "You are merelya mechanical some- paltry A viii, leg at his borne here. McFarlowe has been manager of the age used to start 'lis windmill of • thingthatgets upat reveille answers ' to a name at roll call and responds to the day's orders without question or hesitation. The officer pulls the strings, P g the private and junior jump. The morrow maybringa German bullet or a route march, or an inspection by General, or somethingor other,but the one necessary thing for you to du is to take heed for it. You dont know whereyou are whenyou arrive some- where. You pass through villages-, tbe names of which you never heard going seen as troops came into the village{ 1xr. G, EL Rose visited with friends Sec rang Bank, Dungannon.r......... the Germans woyld then shell that in Toronto last wemk. Organ Recital. village, When hen caught, it was proves Mrs. A, Hunter of Brussels is The (legate Recital given in the that he was doing it for ten franke, spending a few days with her son, Church of St. Paul the Apostle last (two doilars) and many others ate do- Hilton, Wednesday evening by Prof, Weaver, log similiar things for one dollar, butof London, waisted by Mee. Prank g gMr: Robt. Sanders of Exeter renew- Saunders of Godericb, and '.'. F Eva they are being gradually round up. ed argoaintanees in Wingham this Patterson of town, pupils of Mr, Mr. Hibbert sent me a lovely letter. week, Weaver, was a musi�cat success and When you see him, tell him I will an- Dr. Stevenson, Ma was much end„ yed by the cuagreore Mayor of London, tion resent. A short service of raise 'neer at my first opportunity. visited witI Dr, Kennedyoa SaturdayP P was conducted by :he rector be?ore must now close. Give my love toStore of last Werk. Mr. Weaver began his rr;.,rgramme all at home, and tell them to remem- wbieh was well chosen ; difficult nun.- Mr. Fred Vandrick was at Trow- tams commusts ROBERT CURRIE A. Graduate ofCauadianEmbalmers Association We carry a large and first - class stock of FUNER,A.L REQUISITES A Large stork of tauerytbing found in a modern Resfuridence Phone 51 Residence 155 a soi before and'which you whistle, but can- her ns in their prayers, tiers from the old masters bring inter- bridge last week where he was Con a wsusss not pronounce. If the end of our P p match is a billet you know it will be a barn and that pour bed wilt be of hay or straw, one used before by other troops and as 'lousy' as a cuckoo, and one that you must fight the mice to retain, SLEET' ON STATE IIAY, "The odor of a caw stable directly underneath mingles with that of a across the barn yard. The Your eincerefeiend, gepersed w.tt ligt.t and tuneful tnelo AItTIIUit ELLIs, ducting a big sale. died, alt of which Mr, Weaver render - ed boa very capable learner, Mrs. Arthur Newman, fnrmetly of thel Mr. Ellie, writing on'April23rd says; Saugders, twho possesses a pure•, sweet1 "Thegthat Lucknow Sentinel, has accepted a soprano voice, gave two splendid vocal dugs is blowing so hard now P P poeitiou with the Advance, rptoe, Mise Eva Patterson, a member we will soon need a water cart Eli the at Sc. Paul's choir, sang "I'm a Prl- trenches when the bullets strike the Mr. Greenwood, of the Home 1+riend' grin" •in a rich metzo•soprauo that grounds ahead of us. The dust is an Office, Torontr, was a visitor tit the was very pleaving. The service closed most as bad now as the mud was be- home of'lir. O. Cook, last week, with a prayer and the benediction. fore, but I much much prefer the dust Mr. and re. T. Robertson of M Old Resident Dead. to mud." Clinton spent a few daps in town the The fallawin refers to the father OfCents of iklre. Raberteoi.ra father, Mr. If you price of ter coal It you with the e want the year, now. want hest COAL t1 s?etlre the lowest bay YOUR win- good service along Coal mined, Tot n0 pigpen and love•sfckewaEn sins poetg of the neve mown hay, but the Ilan- adian ahldier Is quite sure that hay or straw never cenld have seen that happy condition, "And so the days go and the nights pass and so I suppose the days and nights will pass, until finally the re• P $oasts drrmc,s Gibson, who, for a ttutuber of in,more. years was employed at the G. T. U. s Chittens lileetie t Mrs, Peter Fibber, ie., of Toronto, is here: A Meeting of the crtE ens o£ Whig- visiting et the post office, the guest of One of the pioneer settlers of Feat harm watt held in i,he Cottntil Chamber Mrs, Fibber. At the. Sunda morning p g t reveonash •in ilio person of J+at, Gfb• on Tuesday evening, to confider a service in the Baptist Church, Mve ens passed away at, bre hems on Con. proposition heir) made to the West- Fisher rendered a solo in el ccllent 4, on Thureday of laet week, at tbe age ern F oondry Oo. voice, of 70 years. Deceased came from This enterprising Oo, purphses ex -Tp., fill & cquaI. Prices line. gout bin with Genuine D. L. Vii, Co.'s Scranton which has no Call at our (Ince and get Out for every thing in the fuel Dump Ground Notice. ing the former's another, Mfrs. Marsales and Miner relatives in town. Mrs, Notice ie hereby given that any persons having ashes or other non- combustible material to dispose of only dump same at the north end , of Mc- Kenzie bridge, on east side of the road. Any rambmtible material must be.consumed on o'wners premises. r•• W: 4., Ottrrir+, (Melville!). Street Cammltten, , Murdison, (nee Besets Marsalep} is a former Wicigham glei, and • atthbugli she sr*ye the West is alright, yet she ie delighted to be back in her old home Coven. �� e • .• • . is } Mr. Simon V,'anNarmtin is a • present Yisiting hie hen, Alderman'' Vanitlorr ° t tan. and other friends In thte vloinftyt i' destined time err vas When the ode decide what the ultrmete netts nor �e2ich o s is to be, belie a we re f � 1 �* a through with the trencbee, We have been seasoned so to s oak, and it r p would appear that when some tbona- arida, like ourselves, era new to the matters of war, get this experience, then we tea be entrusted with neat- 3' _____ _ _ tenditeg its business by going into the marigfacture of steam and hot water Presented With Cheque„ boilers for domestic beating ur oses B P p , Norman Ilett, of liarriston, who an assured Market having been seeur- enlisted tor active service waa present - ed for the whole output, ed with a chs gee b the Bart Teton p 1 Y Iu order to accomplish this the flan Furniture Cc mpany, where he was ft placing on the market $201)00 rid— employed, Addreere.) of t. highly ditional seven per cent. preference complimettar•y cltaretter were madr+ stock, byjudge S otton, president of the g >� Stanley when a young men, to West W i r several 'which was then all forest. For gears he ing rC- tired in Dizngannvu and during the trait two or three years has bet a living Witlr his ane on the br�mettead. Be. sides leis wife lie is survived try foto eons and two daughters, namely James, at home; Sidney and Walter, , Saskatoon ; Ii,bert, Seal,, Ste Marrs; too : r• McLean tienLl:tt 1N Y.I11111l�1", Coal Wood Phyne 64s. Mill %ale 84t Re+e^ld.>nee Phone 66. �„ Mr, anNorman a ant the Winter p roorivli Read about "A p'ew `Tina Wee Want to be KnOVitit"and In, our rid, on last page, WILLIS 6' CO. seserasereireinsisesensessiesestedisee4 with bis son, Chutes, at Hamilton: ba is glad to be back among old friends AMunitannee, lint be intends, leave ing soon hgain for a trip to the •West, Only those who have lived in the west Can realize just what the call to the west is in the springtime, let's of more moment and importance When or where will this happen is be- yond our knowing, irrobably it is best that it is so, ''Of the war and of the situation in This is something that ought to company, and by W. 0. Chambers, Claim the support of every luau M. v. P , Moyne Hero y ave' n, eve eventing a good safe investment, or Dale, Plc, tit'tl`e three brother..., were who is interested ill the prosperity of in the battle of Lengenrarek find ]tete , the town, not been h.n.std of or freta. Slrane► , Mee. W. McCoo tell of Ast.fleld anti MIIa, JxP, I• int ar, ti"aft Wavra els g u h• Cuneriel tock pleat to the non- pollen renirter, Ned nCtsry cues. i+�! >t li"x'z'i Cl <1er�liee mnko you feel fine you will feel better and rive heave it 'mill krep enter b,iwols regular by tb( eecaeior,til trete of Ftexelt 0.derlielt .1. \V. M cittt bon, druggist.