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New Advertisements
Seed Corn -A if. Seeker.
Rouse to rent -Mrs. Robb.
Pasturage -Gilbert Speir.
To the farmere-D. Milne,
Cash for eggs -Jacob Long.
Intolerance -W. Cranston.
Minstrel Show -Rad Cross.
Bulls for sale -James Suelr.
Seed Beans -Geo. Muldoon.
Prince Kinnaird -Jas. Speir.
Good Investments -F. S. Boat,
Car of Salt -W. J. McCracken.
.umberlandGeill-.1. J. MoGavin.
To Contractors -Alex. Porterfield,
Tyeswater Races -G. R. Linklater,
Court of llevision-Brussels Council,
Kii.strict iieths
Belt -gore
Miss Blanche Irwin spent a clay last
week with Motivate friends,
'Robert Nichol, 17th Coe., win went
through fen operation in Toronto butt
week, died lest Sunday.
Jos. al upl'ay has retell tied home
after spending a week with hie daugh-
ter, Mrs, D. Livingston, Moucrieff,
Mrs. Jae, Douglas has retained
home after her illness, Her many
friends hope she will be able to be
around soon.
Auction Sale
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Household Effects
OP LATE J. LECKIE
Saturday, May 25th
AT 2 O'CLOCK
Propel,' Ms end latiiele ill Brussels and
leloreis will be 011%e ea at, the mune
Lime subject. en it l eavi ve
tP tint previously sold, •
See bills foe tot ins end Itivetheilties.
F. S. SCOTT, J, (4. LECKIE,
Atte. Por estate.
Suardian Angel
lilvtftyliOdy liaS 11 811114 (1111.1N
1111XiMui In (11)14.01. ).nu 1.0 the. geed
things that be in your way.
The Spirit Pesch
the acme of Inventions, enables
yet) CO einnielintlint le. Operates
the same as Lila wireless. Its it
crime riot to embrace this (wpm,
tunny. Particulare ['tee.
O. G. Martin,
tnyentne and 11111111.1raellirei.,
Ill West, Ferry St., Buffalo, N,Y,
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June 3 I'llrSe900,00
Green Trot or Pace $100 00
2,20 7.'rot oe Pace 250 00
2.20 Trot or Piece 250 00
2,10 Teat or Poop 800 00
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eeTA11 proceede donated to Red Grose.
Address all communications to
0, H. LINKLATER,
Secretary,
Rev. Mr. Sinclair attended the
Synod or the Presbyterian church tat
',nuclei], Ile gave a very int erestittg
report of the gathering on Sunday.
The Women's Institute held their
amulet meeting in the Hall on Selene
day afternoon. A good attendance
was present.. Miss .A. Bax and Lizzie
eleKey wive very interesting papees.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. R. Ballagh, and One.,
when the District speaker from Toe -
tett() will be present.
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Walton
A goodldelegation is expd t
este
attend the W. M. S, Presbyterial in
aVinghatti Tuesday of next week.
Al. Rowland was a member of the
clelegatioe to Ottawa to represent the
case of the fartnere relative to the mill.
ticey law mid taking the young men
from the fame).
Albert', Dundee wits elected reeve -
sent alive feints the Walton Oircnit
aleillociletrelint.(thes to District Meet -
i tag. It will be held at Dungannon on
the alet and 22nd halts.
W. and Mrs. Kneelitel and family
have eemoved from thole farm te) Sea-
foi ill where they intend making their
home, Mum Wit8 sold to Mr. flack --
well, Matty good wishes accompany
the Kneclitel family,
Mrs. IS. Johnson and clanghtee Miss
Eva, of Kit elmitee, are visitors ae the
Methodiet. Paesonagr. The former IA
a sister or Rev. Mr. Oral k. Me. John-
son is in the military service in Eng-
land being in the Aenty postoffice at
Buxton.
teetered Lieut. Cecil af. Morrison, of
the Flying thiette, (nephew of Mee.
Nobel t Iret•gneon, Mrs, H. R.
Moon, of rettideaduteo, and 3', W.
Mort isoo, Niont veal) nettle n. elnwi visit,
to the littler entente to New York
Whence he expcets to leave inmiecli-
ately raw overseas,. He spent, the
Willi el it, the itvial inil schords of Tex -
am, aftrrNvnds 1.'4'01111g leave fol, at final
visit In hie limee in Wapella, Sask.
fur Eg„.5
- Tile tendefSigned WM Day
cash fter any eltiantity of
Eg'g's received at Store re-
cently Oeellpied by A J.
Helm. Will stiS0 illestt a
Wag011 On the toad for
e,,,ceg gathering in Charge,
of ClaStt Lrpn r,
Jacob tug - Cradrook
'or of hit
TO ARRIVE
Speeial price off ear, le will
be in barrels and bags,
The Very Best Flour
ALWAYS ON HAND.
MANGOLD AND TURNIP SEED
and all Icitula of Gorden Seeds.
tto•Goodedelivered to all p
(owe. art of the
A Sunday School has been organized
twee it) eonnentien with the eletlitelitie
Chu) cb, I4 meets Sunday ineriiing
antl hat, a good membership. °Mums
are ,-Geo. Pundits, Superintendent ;
Fred. Jackson, Aresociate • Jon. Mar -
shalt Secretary ; Watson,
Tiematiteee ; Miss Mabel Beuce, Organ-
ist,
A hearty invitetine was reeeived
from Deese Mille Offinial Boma ask-
ing Rev, F. W. Ceitik to become their
petite', few tile coming Levee at a sal-
ary of $1000. The reverend gentle-
men has accepted se hjeat to the action
of the Suctioning Committee. Wal-
ton Circuit will be loath to let him go
rie they hoped to retain hint foe the
4th yeti', He hes a fine record foe his
;teetotaler hove and AMU Mills will be
fortninge indeed if they get, him and
hie gnocl lady to boost the work,
Oranbrook
Miss I3eseey has gone to visit her
sister but may be back to Ceanbrook
ngai n.
Next Sunday morning Rev. George
(Darter, Guelph, Neill preach in Knox
Olinrch.
Rev, Mr, Boyle, Belgrave, was to
have taken the service in Knox
Church laet Sunday morning but on
account of motor trouble be failed to
get here.
Monday of this week Rev. and Mee,
hfcClut loch leftfor their new home at
Oarlike, Ont. The induction took
place Tneeday (afternoon. We %visit
then) abmulant. success,
Last Saturday the postoffice was
moved ream Its old lactation to the
Leitch store. A, Raymanit is the
Postmaster but Mr. Leitch will attend
to the duties as his Deputy.
Last Stinday afternoon J. T, Wood,
Brussels, took charge of the service in
the Methodist clime!) here as the
pastor was conducting the funeral ser-
vice ol' the late George Henderson at,
Winthrop.
Jacob Long is going into the egg
buying business. He will pay cash for
them at store lately vacated by A. J.
Helm. A wagon will also be but on
the road and will be in charge of Mr.
Long's sem Clare, so a hustling busi-
ness will be chute no doubt.
Bluevale
Wm. McMichael, Guelph, was lunne
on Sunday.
Mrs. A., Holmes is visiting relatives
at Toronto at present.
Pte. Hugh Siunamon, of Petawawa
()amp, spent the week end here.
Mrs, Jos. Robb 19 at present visiting
relatives at Stratford.
Mrs. Smith sr., has gone to Toronto
Un visit her daughter.
The Butter factory is now going and
doing a rushing business.
halre, McLeod has returned hotne
after spending the Winter at Toronto.
and Mrs. Brown, Canfield, aro
visiting at Toronto at Win, Thom
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ton's.
Mrs. John Musgrove is seriously ill.
Hee many friends hope she Will soon
be well again.
Several young men from here have
gone to London this week to report
for Military service.
W. PI, TCet•e, Brussels, preached in
the Methodist church Sunday evening
owing. to Rev. Thomson's illness.
David Patton had an fteeident last
week meal received several broken ribs.
Hope he will snort he (3, k. again.
Rev. Mr. Thomson is making fav-
oettble progress at Wingbean hospital
but it will fikelyhe some time barite
he is able to resume his regulitt
duties,
The exchange of properties of Mr.
AlcOallat store for la IT On. fnrtn
WaS mit completed and thinge are as
they were. We are glad to retain the
Mr:Can's in Bluevale.
This week Rebell) and Mrs. Leath,
mit were away to Bt•itneford on an
anus trip notribining 11119ines9 and
pleasure. Mr, Leathern sold his farm
Turnherry township and may lo-
cate itt 13ratit's eapital. so many
old pleads here wish them geodspecel.
PnesiteereTente.-Quite a number or
Red (lt•oss \yolk eve met ut, the Hall
Wednesday aftertione and g) rammed
Sirs. (Rev.) Tete, their efficient See,
Ti elle., with a bountiful cut glees
Will er set, and hex nl' bon bons. Al -
thong!) completely ticket) by surpt ise
Mrs. Tate made a minable n eply thank-
ing the ladles ror their kindness but
heel she Ithown or it would lather
they had seta the money le) our boys
et Vergl'ag and that she hoped this
mend War WUtild 90011 be. OV01' and
peace.. once More tele over the world.
Mee. Black read the fallowing ad-
dress and Mrs. Jas. Robb and Mrs.
itolph mule the peesentaLion,
amen Mae TAT -Ie. -We, the crewm•k.
ers with phi in oar' Red Ovoss Society
in 8111911910, desire to sit 0 w Ito you OUP
appreciation of your faithfril, untir-
ing and e»et g etic service as Seereeary-
Tt•eaent•er of our orgtiMiZalion. We
tecognize that a large measure of oue
siteeees hae been attained !Aweigh the
inspiring influence of your cheerful
TO THE
Farmers of Grey
AND OTHERS:
If Walltitig to buy Implements ea
near Cost Pelee aserossible call On
MP personally, No need of pay-
ing an agent anti head agent to
drive the rotate soliciting melees,
Which you do if buying from
them. I sell the McCormick end
of the International line of Imple-
ments, and Oliver Plows, Oil Ens
gives and Tritetoes. Cali on me
and save big money,
W. J. !McCracken
aRoom Da
vid Milne - Ethel oat
Phones 43 and 27 '
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"Well Never let the 0111 flog fall" Among the illerrie bort who Mose
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instrel. Show
TOWN HALL
BRITSSELS
Friday and Saturday Evenings
MAY 24th and 25th
When a program fell or
Song, Story, Recitations, Jokes, steps,
Stump !Speeches, instrumental Music,
&c., will be presented by 40 Ebony
Artists.
TIMM Will, Of course, 170 an Interloonter, roy-
ally aapportea by FOC end ladies, who will Mg/
that everybody has a heaping- measure st ton,
Three Pickanlonies will present tt unglue dee
pertinent that will Mettle yone Pettey.
00fittIO11119 Will be elaborate and patterns eau
be supplied to those who will not be satisfied
without.
Get the Program and don't fail to attend.
Proceeds will go to Brussels
Red Oross Treasury.
Tickets 25c. ; Reserved SOELLS 35c.
Plan of Hall at Fox's Drug Store.
Fill the Town Halt to the Doors
Pupils of Public:Schools in bath town
and country admitted Sala relay
evening at 15c each.
opthnism. We admire and love you
for your many excellent qualities of
head and heart and you may rest as-
set•ecl of the large place you °coney
in the hearts of the community. We
are glad to show one united loyalty
and devotion to you through your ac-
ceptance of the small gift, not for its
intrinsic value but as an evidence of
one appreciation of your splendid
executive ability and efficiency. We
pray that this cruel war nuty soon be
past and that you may long be spared
to go in and out among us.
BLITRVALR GED CROSS.
INSTITUTE'S GOOD WORK.—W0-
men's Institute held their annual
meeting in the Hall Thursday after-
noon May OLit and report for the
month, donation of 3 pairs pillows,
Mrs, Geo. Gannet and quilt liniug and
buttons, Mrs, Jos, Breckenridge.
Shipped to Canadian Red Cross Soci-
ety 90 suits pyjamas, 4 pair pinow,s
and slips, 3 guilts and to our boys
overseas 108 pairs socks and maple
sugar. Pollovving is report for the
year. -Shipped to Red Cross Society
786 suits pyjamas, 82 day shirts, 65
surgeon's gowns, 8 pair pillows and
slips, 21 quilts, 168 pairs socks, 20
trench caps, also a, bale of clothing to
Belgians valued at $00.00. Shipped
overseas 776 pairs socks, 26 house-
wives, 28 trench caps, 65 boxes cake
and candy. etc. The following officers
were elected for ensiling year: -
President, Mrs. Jos. Breckenridge ;
Vice President, Mrs. Geo, McDonald ;
See.-Treasnrer, Mrs, 0, Tate ; Assist-
ant Sec., Miss S. Oollie ; Press. Sec.,
Mrs, jos. Robb, Breech Directors,
Mrs, R. Black, Mrs. 0. Gavniss, Mrs.
J. P, McCracken ; Auditors, Mrs. C.
Campbell, and Miss S. Collie.
Wroxeter
Mrs. T. G. Hemphill spent the week-
end at Toronto.
C. T. and Aire, McLean have return-
ed from Toronto.
Mee. R. Earls is visiting. with rein -
ti yeti at Hamilton.
Wm. Adatnsjr. has gone to report
for military duty.
Mrs. R. Black spent; a, few (Inys of
this week in Harriette).
Wroxeter Market Sealee has been
purchased by D. C. Pope.
Miss Cassie Baeris hoe taken a post.
tion tine Batik of Hamilton.
Ray Cape, Toronto, who lies been
assisting his father on his farm near
Ethel, called on ()Id ftheitie here lasts
week.
W, L, Pilate, teller in the Benk of
Hamilton, has Meet transferred to a
beano)) aG Southarnottitt, leaving on
Tuesday,
Mrs. A. W. Robinson and children
left fot• their home al; Rau lefeed,
Sask., Tnesday. 'nay ileCOM-
panied by the foriner's sister, Miss
Boatri co Bowe,
Geo, Town has received `the ap-
pointment nt Bailiff, succeeding Jno,
Brethatter, lately deceased. Bo will
no doubt give complete attention to
the duties,
At a special meeting' of Wroxeter
Council, held Tneeday evening of teed;
week, D. M. McTavish wa,s appointed
Village Clerk as successot to the late
Jno. Beethauer. Mr. McTavish
should fill the bill all right.
Morris
Other Morris news on page 5,
boo:toil meeting on Monday 27th
ii)111stlet. Jamee Speiv 1,711.9 a ViElitOP ill
Guelph and Toronto last, week,
Township Council and Court of
vision on Aseesetnent Roll will be held
Monday, inst.
Wm, Woodrow is away to the
West to elose up nine business in
connection with property he has
tliDell'ter'ing the past few weeks Jas.
Speir has made several sales of
Short, limn stock but hae other good
ones left yet,
This week Reeve Fraser Went to
Ottawa as it, member of the big' dele-
gation that waited on the Govern-
ment protesting against the preseet
military system in calling so many
Y met) front the farms. I'D, took
a petition with hitt) backing up this
Stand,
bone and other,: will follow, We E.
gone to Loudon to dem the ; ertalliffien
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uniform are 1{111• Beadeltitw and lima. 1. i • i , • , leis
tdelet . tinter;
rut
wish them a sale return home rater
doing their clay.
Tag Poser had en item some time
ago retelling to profits made by Mee.
Rohl. Scott and cletightee in cleating
with a few pigs. Last week the sante
parties sok] as 240 poundal• for alai).
meta Lt 13enesele at $20 net ewl.,
bringing them the neat sum of $18.011,
The ladies art+ ernisidel.itig 1.11E. Itrtiirr
of "'"adenitigthe areal
espeeittlly if the high pricy is main-
tained,
iVilfricl EckreEletehelials gone to the
West to visit George Oxt
Commit meeting and Court of Itr,
vision ori Assesranent Motirl,ty,
27th inat.
Alothent' Day was observed in the
Sabbath Schools here last Sunday
afternoon,
Mrs, Slenernon ar., left this week on
a holiday trip to the West. She will
penbably be away for several remit he,
The new office of A, H. alcDoneld,
Township Clerk, is about completed
and will make a first-class place for
its intended nse.
Quite ft number or the young men
are being called to London this week
to register. They appear to be called
in alphabetical order.
The Stenclay School and congrega-
tion of the Presbyterian chum]) here
recently contributed $70 to theAr-
menian Fund. A good record.
Owing to an accident to his auto-
mobile Rev. Mr, Boyle, of Beigeave,
did not get to Ethel last Sunday after-
noon to conduct, the service in the
Presbyterian church.
Material is on the gentled now to
complete basement or Me (el let
church. When finished it will make
one of the most up-to-date elmeeh
property in any village in the
e°uhlrerY.
Twas quite a stir in town Trot
week when it was reported there was
a detective in town. He Wag shaclow-
iendatznae.11 sides bast it turned nut to
be only. a returned soldier selling a
Owing to scarcity of hands Win.
Cole has been obliged to close down
his saw mill for the present. Pied.
and Oen. Cole, Percy Stevenson and
Geo. Pollard are likely to be railed M.
S. A. Mitchell and Clarence Flood ace
home also,
Rev. George Carter, Guelph, will
occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church next Sunday afternoon. The
sessious of Oranbrook and Ethel
churches expect to confer with Rev.
Mr, Matm, Moderator, on Friday in
mai:king:out a plan in eonnection with
the vacancy.
The following talent will constitute
the Wingham Quartette for the Con-
cert io the Methodist church on the
evening of May 24th :-Ilfrs. A. H.
Vitilforcl, Mrs. A. j. Walker. W. H.
Willis and F. J. Hill with Miss B.
Reynolds as organist.
"The call of the country" is the
name of a Play in course of prepara-
tion by the Olds' ChM of Ethel. It
will be presented on a date in June.
The girls are asked to fetch hoe and
rake to Mrs. S. Chambees' garden
Friday everting of this week. In-
creased production is in the air as well
as in the soil.
STOCK. KILLED AND BUILDING TN-
JultED.-Ditring the storm last Friday
morning A, McKee had four caelle
killed by lightnitta in the stable.. It
seems rather difficult to understand
the way the current travelled tes one
was killed and another missed. The
only explanation seems to be that the
cattle whose chain came in contact
with t he water pipe in front, weee the
ones that weer?. killed. The barn was
otly slightly damaged, It was imam -
en. ilr Hawick Co. and the agents wen
on the ground promptly and gave a
satisfactory settlements
BI,WORTYI LEAGUE. -Following are
the newly elected officers of Ethel
Epworth Letigue :-President,
Ella PP(11,;011 1st Vine Pees., Miss
Peat•I Bateman ; and Vice Pres, ;lack
Sleet tuon ; 3rd Vice Pees., Rey litull ;
41.11 Vice Pees., Mrs, Jerk Simonson ;
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Pearl
Dobson ; Recotding Secretary, Miss
Whitt McLelland ; Treasurer, Miss
Margaret McDonald ; Organist, 'Mien;
Pearl Love ; Assistants, Misses Pettel
Dobson and Leila Walden ; Poe -
ward Movement, Sec.-'17teas,, Harold
Love. About $75 00 was raised foe the.
Forward Movement during the past
year,
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION. -At
the close of the Women's Missionary
meeting, Tuesday, May 7, Mrs. (Rev.)
McCulloch tvas made the recipient, of
a cut glass sidedish and the following
address 01.101, to her clepartut.e for her
new home at Oarluke
Doan Mits. MeOterelsocee.-We, the
members of the Wouren'e Missionary
Society, Ethel, retitle° With 1teP71eet
eegree that our associations with von
as co-worker Must soon be severed,
Your kindly (mulls& and sympealiceic
assistance will be gt:eatly missed by its
in our work. We sincerely erust that
the good work in which we all have
been and will still be engaged, may go
on and increttee in reenles, That the
grace of our Lord and Saviour may
ever continue to comfort and bless
you is our ertt.ttest prayer. One very
beet; wishes will attend you to your
new home and we cherish the hope
that you will retain some pleasant
recollection of the hours spent with
119 in °UV Society, As an 11)(11004ot)
of one sincerest good Wishee we ask
you to accept this cut glints eicledish,
Signed on behalf of the Society,
W. Bultwatirnt, President.
MRs, M, Fluent/Sole, Secretary,
Mrs. A, H, McDonald read the address
and Mts. Barr male the preeentation,
Mrs, McCulloch thanked the indite and
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and be 9111.P and attoild.
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hoped the gond wank hegliii it, I1)
Soeiety Would continue and he
fruit. A. verse of "God be with yo
till we meet, again" was sung, ere tit
ladies said good-bye.
Go•c•re.,,rt lientterson-, zurnk 'Turtle
and he that
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Cheater and Mee, A marmite, lth
Con„ spent the week esid with re
atives at Exeter.
What. about your entry foe th
&ending Field crop S Sate the tele(
I:oncoming it. ill Witt hemp.
We toe pleased to hear that Jirt
SMI of Oliphant dud Mrs. Smith, int
Con., who was seriously ill %NW
peemnottia, is improving likely int(
we hope he will soot) n. k.
MRS, J No. MeNeens Desege ego -
Wednesday of this week Mrs, JI111
McNeil, of the 14th Com, passed away
The funeral will take Owe Prides
afternoon at 13eutesele cemetery
Service ea 2 p. in. new time.
Miss :lean Want, who iti,vit al
tending Hamilton (lel legiate,
passed the let, 'Part of the Faculty
Bntranee and is 111/SIT i101110 Fttrnt
lease, She will 'stint) in the Fall to
Hamilton.co We cougeatulate her on
her success.
Pee. Ben. Sprung, who has seen
service in France and bite bea:ti house
on furlough was a eveleoute visite/ at
the home of hie uncle and aunt, .lit
and. Mrs. Armstrong, ilth Con. lie
enlisted the West and is a mutely
repveseetati V(4,
ThOS• Alcock jr. went to Londe),
this week in response to a military
call. His going shears off the farm to
a very close margin. Bettie Cardiff,
son of Richard Oardiff, has
gone tuid raviug to the ittfterat peer
health leaves hint in an awkward
situation in prosecuting the tilling of
Itis net (43.
On Saturday, May 4th, Mrs. D. R
Ountlitightun, 18th Con., teceived
wotd of the midden death from
pneoneonin, of bee only sister, Mee,
VV. R. Long, of Detroit. alt e alit/
Airs. Cunningham attended the fuze
era), which took place Tuesday, May
7t11, to Woodmete cemetery. Her
husband and daughter, ales, J. II.
141111er, survive, Mts. hong was only
ill a WfWk. Her 111111(11"11 MUM' wne
Agnes Wells and her home before her
ritareirige Was at Goderich. She wile
62, years of age mid a fine meson,
Utters From VV, R. Mooney
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Iht ;••, it t.. 111,
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di iv. , ..,,f 111,
(lista:sect the.. Lie es- t eetenlil.
/).111/1,, t:ere .ft: hi • neck
elown. ,.,..••• •,.. tne,tting
ttlioat. ni.• • hAtuts
• et: it rey,d tit
h.anle,at'Phn,.41111 a
inn -.. tell N. •,. lot,
' A pity,-.ie,tt.i letti t• ittett., te•-,1,,nee,
S. Garter wee i'.1i1,x1,iHi`,11t ,1 t1
1
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' the. ciiiiclren 1121-, in -
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I LIVIA! MIL/ 11.1tift hi, 'Will. 1r ritiay
forettorm he lapsed tote entsciaites-
Iletiti lle died nit: It to, n, weta
lalin ill 11-1,1i.111i.14 youlg
it4o ;;A:ti :1'. • ,
iiri•ity, her
ntartiane. 'H. • L„,„•
am( .tr,,,rm in
aleliiiee, tael.t our the.
,ir, I :1+:7, 4- yams
Ltgo ,• 1••••:, i now
of IVinghtetil 1..•• •••,•• ", • le tiettst
sttecce,f ',illy. 4::•:7 •i out-.
ef 2 alee
and ttect,,..11 i the
str,et few
werr, ri tesually
beim; eneited wit it well:, he at•
traded • iti•etritely esel in good style.
Sur,41:ry
t1 m 1110 11,111:L et a e.e. ewe, .Tames
in Int 1{e 8-•: I ;••,. emicitleted.
by Rev.
Nirlr, inlay, Sea
forth, tort,h. ;Wait-
littulltalik e•-•ilielpr:1, IWO I' SettfOrth,
111,11R:a V th aligt•
it, :•sottforth,,
1.;
i'orth111:il .111111.,. and 4
eiette e G14401, Iticcliere,
Wrieltt at.d Lemont.) 117e.. Aelitierit
uanlu a,14 It gill:II Mr!..4
111.11(11,1•,11,11, 1,1 :a•111$1.,. 1.111E1
111/11 the allnakaaal attaal other
ielativee e eeeele -e,"tieet 10,1'11 M. h.
1)11.ViialSa all. `a will, 111 1110 frnut
ta•Fattl a'aaa'a taattiati ia;t11,a.lf It! the
sa,a1 wiWil Hi' '01 a aaaala.
ws, iti his ltand.
Car a tt.,4 ecap,,t:t et. lily
tit -•-•‘•.yet-q, ',Fe Trttlt ^,Y
I, T. si i, Ltri to
dit• i•
Nits s 1:-•H ,•`• 1 Tees
urn: •e, es,
dNitgia,,rs
tin 1,.11
w,eit end .
Vitiitor ,••1 WW1,
Following team W1LF received from
\V. R. MOoney ly of this locality
who haq been visiting relativ`es in
Ohio Stale i -DEAR PDITolt.-JUAL a
few Hoes to /et, reit know my beeves -
sines or Thiele titan and the war.
Weil here \ a" lire at. Lancaster,
Ohio, living. rot a shot t time amthat the
8t11,1.8 !MCI St1.1111'13 and ant surprise,)
and pleased at the catty the U. S. is in
the wax as you might say the hotel of
the Nation is sive to the war. I ein
sellable. yen some of the papers that
will ewe you tt better idea than can
of the war sitnatioll here and every-
where and every place, it is the talk al
al, Ontup Sherman is at Chillicothe,
30 111110S from here where about
40.000 men are clamped. Have not
visited the camp yet but expect to be-
fore I ga bank to Ontario aiul will per.
haps give yon a hotter idea of he a
camp later. While in Toronto ereey-
thi IT seemed to look wile with the I
returned crippled teal d int s on tlie
street, the sniffle's in training and the s
war planes flying atounti the city, it
stively looks as it all America is in the
war.
Columbus is a fine eity and Lallilas,.
ter is quite an old place and bits some v
voey fine buildings. Eitel nail light
ate mostly In gas that is (mile w
plentiful here. This is quite a place s
for fine homes with their fireplaees of g
natueal gas and Seelf lighted. ale/
uncle's Tonle has a fireplaces with s
natural gate
lids noun Ley is vet y much in (tamest it
in regard to the War SA to MPH 11.1td it
money, I have juet returned ['role a
teen doWn the Southern part or 01110 ti
to Parkeeelmeg, Met Virginia anal ja
everywhere it is the same. Eve) y w
place is doing their best to "go OVPI. 11
the top" and do their share. for the
three billion Liberty Loan.. They tree I
very busy with Real Cense work, We vi
were pluming through McA.ttimr, Ohio T
the other ditY. It is a plate about the An
sire of Brussels and they hurl a Red w
M;ss
..It'S. S.
1.W.-a•a..a* at'. 1 Su•••1
joint Detrol!, A 1,1,1,(1,11t, WW1
11111AI-31.Z h,,re last
week. lIe• ii•cr riakee t. a ,ictitc In Lou--.
lee,
We are s• Try t, hear of !he poor
waits of flees.: deice winthrop
fie il•tN ”lie, it) Byttr,.-
r1.6 Mall% tt it lt-11,,' to," eerie im.
)seventent
Pte. 1,..s Ewen, ev'm is with the trans -
tort dep:Irtinent at the overeeee eoetini• •
eta. •i; Tont
oto, ri es home OU
tittr,IN ttie nasi . . -
W. Peters, or Itereie, hem this
vac t• t tie Meese% tInnkw, john '
trect, and a,;..,:sting ett,tuting the
Arden, tt hrettilcr-in-laW
w 11,11;•1.1v, •,,,l,•••• way. visiting big
islet.: tit last Week for
or,tito to call on relaLves before go,
ng to Ely 1),11Spaelg are
1111. (Will, ill the West.
Miss )Nye t)„ l'etWeton, whaling been on
le Central Telephone Waif, is not cm
)frog her simnel tared health but we
ish her ameedy inturovernma • Iter
cart sett .11 !he trouble,
mrs, ttrrivvel benne
'llut.sday of last week from at menth'is
sitar ree ineee ad her son George,
oro e it. He wait absent in the Weet
SI Mrs, Keye wee company for hie
ife,