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Another tetter
From the Navy
We have pleasure to prin'tlug
the following lettere received -py
Bev. W Rigsby from his eon
ELMS, Inconstant; Jan 55
Dear Dad. -A months has gone
since Christmas. We don't sleeeu
toet' anywhere. We sere
ane side of the, e'toty, yet 'I am
satisfied that all is well with the
land forces at all points,
This month has been olio of con'
Untied high wind and leen. ,We:
lie crosswise of the tide, 1leln
there by the kind and rod grey ly
To -day, as we were making
-ae d,y to go ashore, the 'motor
boat came alongside, plunging
lows dawn till she threlw the
water tar and wide clear ova- her
length. The :.kipper cautioned the
officer of the watch before start-
ing for shorel to see "that those
P. OA can to swim.••
Landne either by motor boat or
cutter, in e helavy- sea is soma,
thing one must belcome adept at
in odor to prevent hie being bad-
ly mixed dp, Thei ladder hangs
over the side and its only Ivo in-
ches round rungs spliced inio three
quarter rter wire line. Your boat may
have Ta rise and tali of 'ivur feet
so you jump at the crest and nip
up before the nest swamps you,
or the be at pins you to the ship's
s'de as it plunges .and .rolls Le-
luw you, h'o one holaee to keep
dry, only reascnahly so, while a
wave may ruin all your exeeeta-
t[ene if it slaps over when you
;aren't cm the lonlcout Away go
reels ea s a
P' , P nd any remnant of
de riess yu'r were keeping close to
your pdrson, like a nest tepee, to
start with. to get driet t out again.
On shore there d en't the cus',
ternary groups of uneatsy, floppy
treusered "mallows- (sailors),
with chic] straps down to ea vis
Heir caps, huddlling in the .ee'of
the buildings or legging et along
to the nearest 'pub.'• for a ve••y
English 'pint.' t
Somelr w a sailor always looks
dressed' up wlfen he gets ,ashore,
like a country boy with a "bi1ed
shirt and collar.'
You seldom find one who seems
to be thoroughly at hone in his
rig. The chief petty officer, in
his fore and haft rig and petite cap,
probably ceases more near it, yet
there generally is .something ,too
new in his got -op that'shows he
has picked up some iLliew don
from the "purser,'. and it ,seems
to be like putting "neer wine into
old bottles. or 'a pie_e of new
cloth into an old ,grar•nten't1• It
spoils the whole teffc•ct. He docu
101'look as if the clothes, wle: e 'a
part of himself. c•r that the was
' llivious of the fact that he it
in uniform. Probably the fact
that he is on shale makes a dif-
ference, for a sailor can never Le
quite at home in anything, but his
working rig -N o 5 s.
The storm prevejnts the spall
f
l:ca s fro in larding,go
there are
but feu eery anon about 1lie shops
are d sea [rout, •
Leave is only for three hours
at most, howev,e", and, barrirg
the ,exeileise, Lhe.tto is lstlla to sic
gaii sd by going lad -vete.
Everywhere »rldiera ale doing
guard dote, while er)a5 roads
a pair of 0. R.'s (i.e., spe.i'1 con-
etabias), who in51leeb land take the
number or all rlearel.s. Before
this was d,one thte:e were plenty
of spice about, .according to the
marvelous tales told by •' the I
la-
tires as • rtial. A' moving
he pieties
dance& was used by an enterprise
ing German and men deest,ecl as
army officers. They had a: Ina=
for and were traced, thanks, to a
quick-witted lady, hank Ito d dis-
tant city. There is no rlueisttion,
the Germans know OI, )5( every-
thing worth knctving. 'They are
in the same fix as Napoleon when
he wanted 10 invade pngland.
The sea and the navy hi ncle'.
Some re (salvers slaty, they are go-
ing to spring 1: -inch ,guns on us
some day before long, 1t makes
good privet "punk, but if they
have plant of them !they must
have ships thialt will stand the
recoil and can mount them, (rant-
ed they have both ;how about speed
Superior numbers can easily close
in on them. I have seen enough
15-tnch guns to sink the whole.
Ger
rr•.an navy •trmcu with the 1.7 -inch
•'riety The prejplaavedc ess d,f
strength of our fleet is most reas-
suring,
January, 291h.
Have been to real T got a call in
the "wee ma' :hours to go below
Coatinued Ion page 2.
Do von rout -to ]Borrow our
ryfttle hatchet? It is•
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And we have a full assortment
of Fish " ,
Fresh Herring
Halibut.
B. C. Salmon
Filletts
For Saturday.
1"resb Lettuce
Fresh Celery
I(resh Tomatoes
Freala Rhubarb ,
The Store or Quality
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Movements of the 161st Narration Wintering Iles --Huron
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Count. Recruiting Notes--tctiW.ities" 6y the 'Huron
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woods ass sasses doe ossa esesooeessoeooeoe o e
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Exeter and district has ' over fifty l�
volunteers now, and 'Hensel' is near- lAR,p_'g� �t p�1
ing that number, i■Pil■ �14e1 �l
Your place in the .Huron talion
is not yet filled, Join now.
Brussels Post; Paymaster McTa,g-
gad. was her -last Saturday and hie
visit put an extra smile on the boys,
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A Varna na r:ou•asP silent. writes:-
Recruitingtownship in this w ns h p is praeti•
welly 0 dead letter. A handful of brave
English hired lads went a few months
ago. No one seems to care to follow
in their train, and yet there are a few
who can well be spared,
SPECIAL RMUR (31 TING EFFORT.
A special effort is to be made hy the
Met Battalion officials, in co-operation
with the dil5nent War Auxiti:u'iesto
secure the necessary 500 teaj'uits to
complete the Battalion before April
let. Between Marcia 20 and 24th, the
men who have enlisted will go back to
their home districts to -aid the local
leagues to secure, if possible, the re-
quired number of Soldiers. On the
closingnight of
rtthe cam ai * s i
5p St,tle21t11
meetings will be held in each munici-
pality, when the recruits will be
ietrnduced, addresses given and re-
ports from the vasvons committees
presented. The list of municipalities
and the number expected from each is
as follow: roder[c1 25, Clinton 15, Sea
forth 15, Wingham 15, Bayfield 10,
Brussels 5, ftens•all 5, Wroxeter 5,
Exeter 10, Blyth 5, and frorn each of
the sixteen townships 25.
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MINISTEIt JOINS
Rev. T. M. Wesley, B. A., of Wrox-
eter, was granted leave of absence
from his congregation until the end of
the. •,vain, he having enlisted in the
101st Matti. The Presbytery corn•
mended hie congregation for their
action, as all funis over and above
the payment for actual supply for the
pulpit will be paid to Mr. Wesley
during his absence.
What shall it profit; 0 man if he
payee nothing to win the war and
Britain loses?
Baying a ticket for a cnshitl to aid
the Red Cross funds is nit going to
save the E "'1 '.
ora ue. Young Tau. The 1
meta MAng Officer will give you a ticket
for a khaki suet that will help a lot '
nide,
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There is a certain }met in the ref' -sin
of t:hat popular sorag, "Well Never
Lathe Old 'Peg hall" that seems to
appeal to some folks ars being the best
part of the whole song. We mean
these - words - "We don't want to
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'f'he campaign is on to fill up the 161
Huron Battalion. Young man -have
YOU any (300(1 reason for not heing
enrolled with the county Battalion?
Sir Sam Hughes has intimated to
the women of Montreal that they
might s inrulate recruiting hy adopt-•
ing the Lady Gordo!) method of kiss-
ing the reeruite. here's a chance for
the meta:' ors of the Women's Patriotic
.Strioty of this `town to make good,
thus 'maiming, the early closing of the
ranks of the 101st Battl,.
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Bess. H. O 1 h I
a np el , II C, ilia••
Lean, 0; Macpherson. P. C. Town, 0.
G. Vanstone and 1S' B. Wilson The
Sergeants are -St. C. McDonald, V. L.
Sanderson and G. 1V. Schaefer. The
above list of -officer's were successful a.t
the (1(1135. of the Royal Schon! of
Lif:antry held at London on Feb, 1Gbla
All the wren belong to the lluron
Regi. 33rd.
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Nursing Sisters, Neel+ins and Mc
Bride were at Headquarters on Mon
dot They ere still attending recruit
ing meetings in Ht0ron County.
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Canteens are being opened up at
Uoderich, `rVinghlsm, and Brussels and
A
Chaplain for � i liih Batti
Rev, Prank C. Harper of Wlllis
Preshyterian Church has lbeen of-
fered the Chaplaincy of the 717th
Batt., Simcoe County, under the
ec:umand of Lieut; CqI. John 33,
McPhee of Barrie who returned
last weer: from active service with
the 20th Batt, in Frame to com-
plete the organloatinn of -Ile 17771111.
Simcoe county has given sev-
eral hundred officers ani nuent to
the first contingent that wlern't
overseas, and hoe the first of the
county battalions up to full
strength, the 157th under Lieut.-)
Cut. McLaren, In addition to this
the irfth has w ecruited over 000
mem.
Mr, Harper is Joining the colours
with nen of his own 1 1 cOrlllt g his
p county
„has
being one of the oldest
Hie congregation will Moet at
an early date to arrange, for the
work
of the church 10 itis aoseucsN
and the Presbytery of Miro n will
bo asked to give its consent,
wilt
have their, supplies drawn from
Headquarters here.
Rural 'Boron has not furnished
anything like a proper t dna e,
number of rpm -tits for oterre.is
1N CHARGE ATBAYIa f1 LD.
Lieut, Snow Mai • leftn Tuesday n Teed ay to
drill the, reernit.R now enlisting at
Bayfield Lieut, Grigg •is still doing
100101(111g work in that district.
THIS WEEK'S LIST
Following are those who have signed
up this week: -
W Black • .L A Kemp
P Terry L 11
.7 r Heard
I a J
Fred W Goebert
GODERTCH
W li B Smith R NI Bell
Cl Newcombe
WINGHe M.
E J Haines . 'P'(1 button
BRUSSELS.
(1 R Further W (4 Barron
SEAFORTR
J 13, Best al J Trapnell
HLNSALL,
R R Caldwell
BAYIFIELD.
W J Beyce F 16 Boyce
I3 M Westlake N N Brandon
51 11 Tows
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Mar. 23, Saysa�na
Delay Caused by Conference to .Decide Whether Referendum Will
Be Held Now or After War,
The proh'ibitilon bhl'1 ;will he br ouglt down about r)5Tare-h 23, ac-
cording to a statement rna(1e by Hen, W. J. Hanna on Monday,
"It is at the stage .1vhich any bill is at which is "ten drys •away,•'
c ah:d Mr, Hanna when asked what stage the dratE ng of the Prohibi-
tion measure ruin moaehed.
"Teen diiys away,'• ,11e repeatge,ct t'0 a further question ab ,to the
bill
There ie eason to bel`_eve?that the •ucati'on a� hao4 ing a nefe
q.... f ;,jtT g ere,
sedum this •spring ;or waiting un tat aUtet the war is Relaying the
finail di-aftin'g'oif this important 'clause. The liquor• interests at Val-
0031"parts of the Pr'oevinee were advised by M;-. 'lamps ,)16s erson
their oounpel,oth;at Mr, Hanna wouldPtet e e the iT f
er-
,endum until after the war when ,egn4taetlt,ag>tist t aific ri
iexpeoted, will net be so ,stroing. Nle Hanna, howevter,'tom iris
place iin the Reuse, ;defiled tieing the authority •fol tens r@polrt,
Socia! and Personal
Ki'nrarcline Reporter -Mr. 'W, Hop
plea, ' teller of the Royal Batik, has
been'ttanfoi•rcd to the Clinton brunch
of that institution, He left the latter
end til last week,
Rev. W. L. Diehl, Of Paisley, was
the ~nest of Mrs. 3, MOGavva for a
few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis and son' left for
their home in the. West after spendtitg
the winter with the latto,'s parents,
hie and Mrs. 'LO t ington
Ir e
Mrs O (r-Vanetone spent a few
days at \Viilgham, the direst of her
father.,
Uapt. Th 11. Pouted: ehaplain• of
the 33rd Battl was re-elected 011ap•
trim of the • Orange Grand Lodge of
Ontario West, -Capt. Peacook has
visited Clinton ori various occasions
in his military (ladies.
Pte 'Thos. 'Bailin:), who has been.
cornierled with the 33rd Battl. since it
was organized, Mas riven his 110n0r-
•rhle discharge at C,tnehec and arrived
home on Saturda night. "
Pte. 'Walter Rcriv and wife from
Stratford visited at his father's on
Linsley Terrace last week.
'The patents of Pte, Win. Boazo
have been very anxious about him for
some 1lttre time as they (cid not heal.
from hint, but the other day were
pleased to receive a letter from him
staling he had beer- in geaten tine et
West Sandling, Tient, He also says
he is well and is to get light duty.
Stray fila Beacon. - Mt•s, A. Twit-
chell, Erie street, is in St. Thomas
with her danghtc;r, firs. A. Lewis,
who is seriously ill.
Miss Jennie Holmes rammed_ on
Saturday from a mouth's visit with
het brother at Lucke ow,
Bar risteeDadley .Holmes, of Wing --
ham was in town on Monday.
Mr. and•Mrs. Barton Laois attend.
ed the leneral of Miss Evelyn, Dore-
thy, daughter of Rev, George and
Mrs McKinley at Seafa•th on Tues•
day. 'Mrs: Levis ivas a ()eosin u1'' the
d,1r lead
Newspaper talk reports thiat•, Mr,
Wui ,Mtu•tin; M•P, ,of Regina will re.
place Peemiee Walter Scott, tread of
'the Government of Saskatchewan,
Mr. Martin is a son of Rev. Wa hr.
Martin, e Preshyterian minister, who
resided in Exeter fur years and SIr,•
Martin received his education at
Clin-
ton Collegiate and is well lane» n to
the olds' r esidcals of town.
Mrs. John kiarvl.hls and Master
William, who have been visiting ii
Hamilton for the last couple of weeks
returned home this Werk
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Mr. John Daywent, 1(1505 panied
by his two danghters and little ;101(7
son left on Saturday nmrhing for
Booeetau1. Mario where he will make
his titin e home. The rest of the taxa
ily'will reside in the West. Mr. Day-
men1 is a good mechanic so will not
be outof
work out there. Isis -old •
friends xaen.l are indeed sorry to see 1lirrt
lean e town.
Mrs ifar•I'y Fraser is here visiting
her mother, 11rs. Bromfield.
511, Thos, Watts, of .Stratford, was
called home last weer: on account of
the illness of his another, Mrs. Watts
is improving nicely new, whish her
pearly friends will be glad to hear.
11ashr Ernest .Livermore, su0 of
Mr. Tis. Livermore, underwent ;to
opeenttion this week and is doing 0s
well as ran be expected.
Mrs. Cudn.aote was a' visitor in Sea -
forth on Saturday.
Pte Austin John Martin of the 9411,
Battl„ training at Brantford, spent
the wee1Gend at his home in town.
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Walter %ezbc•
ndlitthe son
of Stratford
returned home on Mon•
day atter a pleasant visit at the horse
of her mother, Mrs, Jas. s3Iartin,
Continued on Page n.
Ministerial Also® Passes Resolutions
°entre Huron Minist;er:al Aaso-
elation met on Monday, last in
the school room of SL Paull
Church, Clinton, Rev. 3'. C. 'I3ar-
per, B. D. the prte'ridelnt occupied
the chair and laiso veld a ,very ex=,
cellent ptipe• on .-"Present: Day
Religious Currents." The ques-
tion was afterwards. diseue e 1 by
the ntiniste:'.a: preSent 1111(1 the
peesiclent was ihankoi for the
able and helpful may In which it
had been prefsen1{ed,
The Associations paseecl a couple
of resiolutiona that arta ,tor pu1111
1nteeest and are gib en herewith.
Thirst -"This Aesoc:'ati ,»n ree1 e [• -
fully ask our p:'ople to ai•oicl wall,;
has become a aerflotta eel], i], nom ly,
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the habit of 1 ti
a se S u 1 in on ,at,
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uI•day nights. • Phis request :a
made ocr the ince est of Mer-
chants who are now prefeelntslct
from closing their plmets or bush.'
mess at a relasoWable. 'Noisy and
also with a view t'o• the proper
observance '01 the Sabbath day."
Second -That this .Associatiorn
puts itself on re,dord ,ass feeing,
1n0•st 'alts+ongly opposed to the
holding Of funerals len the Sal, -
bath, cxcelpt in ealea: iof 75011 me
necessity, and ave rlaapectfully
ask the e'oeiol`eration of 1 the
People, as well as the undertakers
in this matter,'
Those p15sent all the meeting
in addi-''on 10 the Ministers of
Clinton \voile Rev, (NI ssrs. Baine(,
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Lon' - les tors Rickard an<(n
70 es
Bayfield, IIIeCeernick, H lmra1'ile.
"Why 1 Ellis e11"--amaaw2 1 at Atm t You?
A very unique and 01 est inter- 1
eating 50101c,e was lied in On -
trivia St. 1l011oclist' church last i
Sunday evening, The pastor,+
Rev. S, .1 ,Anti, ,had invited' a 1
few of the risen of the 361 13at1,i1
ion to sncal: DU '"Why I Enlist- l
eel'
The first to do so r was Pte1.
George) Webt+er oil the Signal
Ccrps who said. -"I have Enlisted
trcause 1 do net ;think I might to
ash: atlly One elle, to 11 ±011(1 tiro
rights tend liberties. 11 want ,to
do my duty. And I haye. Bnlisted
that 5 n1ta5 have some shave in
the big task, .of defeating "Kaiser -
ism." I feel it to the my „duty als'o•
til do wheat I can to help ti
Mciher•-7nrid in defending the
Empire 111 resisting; the,
L 1 and e res t so called
`'Culture /f Germ an
Pte, J, s. Ilillough eves the s;ec-
or,d one to dotal his rot sans toy
,enlisting which he stated could
all he summed rip in One sentence
"I want to help ' Ile was willing
to make any sacrificein order,
LO
be of any she t ice in this day of
our streiggle against ,a cruel and
and powerful foie -
In the abselnee ,of Capt, Van-
tnno, whit 10(15 to have ± otice»,
Major MrTnggnrt in. ,a' few words
said that for 'hint it was, tlrh call
of duty, He thought the oyes of
the Pro011100 now 051.0 un i`3ur010
to see how we succeed in rally tug
to the :all fee ane(i .to complete
the battalion, It would Ibe a re-,
flection vn our patriotism Dimon
should fail.
After Mrs, Turner stns "The Kill1,
Needs You,' in good voice Col.
Combe was asked to speak.
In doing so the Colonel said.
there `d" la a day when it was
thought n laughni•le thing for .a
ratan to be a soldier, but now itis
cogardecl as an unreal"onab1n and
shamef'il thing if a meed doers' Vitt
put on the soldieee uniform :f he
is able and in position to lo so.
Before the 6et Vie(' el r ,e.l the
pastor, 'Re.v. Ml, Arlin. said
that whilst this 1:•1(5 in the na=-
ture of tin "Experienee meeting"
he hoped young men present who
had not r•,cspera;de)d to the •Ippe0,l
for help would do so This is
GocVs call as well as the call of
the Sling Our peaceful country,
our homes, our hherins our Chris
Han civilization. eur Christian re-
1,gion are all menaced and impee-
rillccl by this fearful war.
Seeding ad Playing Furlough
The militia order g^oveeming fur-
loughs for 'saodwg and of ,wing for
non-commissioned off(. 0;1 and
mere is etated cr are:ly In tine orders
as fe ll ws;
This 1uelo')gh van only be lap -
proved by the A, A. ,( 2ni1 diet -
elms, and Ionbcalions Should reach
this ,01(1-10 at least one weer. fro'
fore the commetncement (of the
furlong'
Snbjcct to t11e following emelt:-
t[on.S furlough tor• 55 p rroa nary
be gr11aed ,o non-eloml,ris.eionctu
officers and then ed' the* Canadian
Expeditionary Force .or Ile pur-
pose of enabling them at'o take part
in seeding plowing, etc.
This privilege is lilhited to non-,
commissioned offIc'ers and Tien of
gall character ,
It is granted so as to eatable
them to work on the land and for
no other 1'11l''10, andt will only
Lo granted en proof that p;roin1ec
of work has actually been Obtain
,c,d,
They may 110 peovld I r with re-
turn tll.tfinsportaltion ti and ,Prem
any locality 061 lexr,e ed? r,.Ole-
lar
hen
heY'tale of 0`01el
es
from "
hes
t,:+ion
tnai';ng.',r tap ehete they are order
iu raced on fttrlough,
Laev will eabefi wolktnff
suits
l aytng tb u' clothing
and e
m
P
mcnt with their is
,l?'sty lied •a110wanoes wrthielcf din-
ing the p,er1 d of the furlough will
be plaid en the ietiuty of the non-
commissioned office or roan et11-
(0111ed t0 the heacigoritlers of. Ms
unit, and open the product+ -±0n of
satist.ietnry evidence that while on
10110(gh • he was bona -fide engage
en farm work- -
I(Just Prcduce Certificate,
Each non-conlmisisi'oned officer
5d man will therefore, be warned
thatwhen he 1(1111rns to the head-
quarters of his mill, he will be re-
quired to produce a certificate from
the person 'i5' persons from whore
lee has teen working. 0,0111;'irnied'
under thio signature of his e','rgy-
man or of two a'esponeibhe persons
rresidest in the vicinity: of the land
in question., or a gettjlr ate as`.gned
by himself to the effect that he
11e+ been working, .on 1115 Own land;
and c uteatlding offs ere, if not
satisfied with tris Jitter certgirc,
cote, 11,'e required 11,0 obtain comb,
borative evidence,
Any non-, onuoisslonad officer or
man. Who nthsccndnots bintselt slur
log furlough, well be lia'b1e to for -
beats his lav and allowange1 torsuc a period as 1110y be ;•1e/1 erniin-
(4d,
C'omnta.nding'officers wf:l'.1 ahead
Personally Bs
U nsibi. that nese
perms and condltiotns are strictly
catllod cut Bo tar ;as the non nom-
missroned officers and men of their
sells_u•1 ,units ,arccon cern ecki