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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1916-03-23, Page 1Established 1865, Vol. 50, No. 39 C. LINTON ONTARIO THURSDAY MARCH 23 1916 W, H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publishers 1 vVVVWVVVees4vv IV VhNyO/V10eeesoe+ dW sevewe1Mve.ewe Aare W.dvVo The i6I t is Your Home Battalion , What, will YOU do for it? WINNVWVV.VVVWiY•00'4 QwliRrW.04,1LAMAA.NAAftilAMAAA•AAAA,4% f i' ..pot 18.9 F.Y 16 15 p e o B h p0®Oectose0®00®eseessoelvesesszelooeoateeteoeeemie ` d g1di 1� mug q�® t IG ti hp ���P �� Mt er4! ': Clinton's Military Life -.7:. i t "'Ft' TRIED AND TRUE That is why we advise you to use lleiuMes' LUNG TOMO Its the lightning cure for ,coughs and colds. Its the best, remedy for the worst cough. It has cured'ttbers•it will. cure you. 25c per bobble. No war tax.. Said only by Best Quality Drug eitor,s 'rt'ILC Iltexall Store W. S. MR.0. 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DDowding, :IInnogyr ('1il'at011 nral'u'Il ems.: nIeftotrawm,...o.,,.aar«,arrawan,. ewi,..wr..,• .. .,�•.._.,. -.. _. amitatut44,1 . _. ..� t'4 e41-4,404)4Qh'") 4,4 480ro444'400),'-+t 0400,00404.0004.@d'4000r0C40004 Ordered 1tcadyto•Wear Clothing Clothing • 0 4 a rt 'n • 0 N i 4 4 44 4. k 0 44 4. 4. • '4 0 .4 4 i • 4 4 b J O 0 o •O 0 0 o i. 0 ® d Whenever you say the word, our Tailors • e e will get busy on your "' e• m • • CDRING GARMENTS : q • 0 4 e • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 0 a , We are turning GJt CLOTHES that a elan can be proud ot, CitlaTtiPS he can wear and feel that he is dressed with taste d a 1 We have a beautiful showing of a • • 0 ® New Spring Woolens ofrom foreign and domestic •' looms. o • • „Drop i at your etri'st convenience and we e tvilj take pleasure in showine,youand in e talking Spring Tailor;ng with you. 4, e -0,ilc;&8d;"'N ori • 4 • i a • • • e Agent fel• C. P. 15,'Telegra..ph Co. r • 'A Square Deal for Every Maim • c O.: s•BO•Aeereo• •..S40Om.e.o04a4•n444.'s' 'a •44544544000041100.4,400000000 a. The w i • far Job ork 0 • Dominion Temperance Bill in 0 trod ced in Commons bythe Movements of the l Hst Battalion Wintering iiere- ituron u g e Minister of Justice County Recruiting Notes --Activities by the : Huron (Toronto Star) What the Doherty Bill Does i Battalion What is the real:effect of %tic Deherty temperance bill in'troduc- ed. at Ottawa, ,Nfonday. The answer. is "nearly nothing," Some prohibitionist critics of tbe Dominion Government do not hes- itate. eo es-itate'to .says that the Federal Cab- inetside- First hos' ]exc(.ute 1 a sici11Lu1 side i• First impreszi' us of m, St rein-• ers about the Doherty bill 'were that it 'would ,prohibit the trans'- portation of liquor ,'frons any T "•an vivre into a prohibition Province But it will d0 nr• such thing, All ,it does attempt to prevent is the ,mportatrr n .df liquor into a Province wlue) 0 it will '. e `dealt with the violation of the law of the Province;" to quote the words of the hill Thal, ds to lay,it will be against tl.e1a}v in Ontario to has e ht}uur, 55 '. 10 t •lis e^,y stable, or to sell it in a bas•-rh;o4n;, Therefore it will be againslt the Dominion laws fora dealer in Moss ' 1 to s d Minor into bred real I 1 m:.ar n. to be sold in a Jbar or be �lce,pt irl e livery stabler, That's al the Do- herty bill does The Ontario Jaw will. be rfesigo-, e.tto mak•osiliegal the sloe quor In Ontario and its possession in certain sl.e•afied places'. The Doherty bill sea: prohibit importa- tion irk) Ontario only if the im- portation is For those pmiposee that will be 'liege! in Ont uric•. 11 is !of same value, say temper.nce workers, but ino.t a greet delrl . It will ,not be against the, On-. tario law for a man to have liquor in his private.rcesidence for priva'e eonsumptien$ :end the (Doherty bili wile, not pie eat him fromim- p'orting all he e)ants for this pur- pose under Ontario law 'What 111e Doherty hill might have dome woula naive I este to ,Jn'e hibit the itcanspoiljatirn( of liquor from one Province -no .another, :Put it d'oesn t do that. Incideetally it may Le mention- ed that tiuere Is no prohibitory law in the vv,,rld which maize:, it ;11e gal for a mats to hn,ve liquor in his private' r'es(idnane for his privree tote. (London +Fre'e, Press.) Ottawa, M rch :.i0-1ron C, J, Doherty, minister et ju ,fete int:re- duced M the Reuse to -day his 1'11 to pr Medi the Importation of roto. iclt ng. lino rs Soto any pros, (nae diet has enac't,ed erohiortion, in explanation cif the hill 1 c said, that there was a general 8rgu ment among ;thole who had ,givo', serious thought to the. 'sub'e.'1 that the cffoetiycnas of any Pro- hibitory law dip) ended to, hav:uge behind it the, general consensus r.f public- ofinaort. 11 eiecue.T to- the Govsrurnent' that a provincial prn- hillitory tabu Would ®have much stronger public epin:on• 1 c'lind it than a D itnieleni law, wit:ctitmight be lacking ofsufficicint support in certain 8.ectiens or the country. Protect °•ocinces 11 It was cousidrred therefore that theenly thing for thi e Parliament to do w eS to protect su h a hrov- 1rc•c from itr,(ltt ler eince from. ant t. s[d(e, t a hit would ,prevent the ef- fcchive enforcement of its pruh:bi- ory law;, The pee,sent bill., he add ed, forbids th•esundirlg of entocicat ing liquorinto any province In Foch a way as P.) 05(8585 'violation 01.1h0law ol'that • ;province. The hill provides ,fordo; p that: must be given: 401• the tiolatioh of the law slid also the pena:ities In- toxieating ®quor as to be under-, stood asWhatever is derive 1 .is such by the prcvinec enacting pro- hi lettere 17, M 1'1'acDosl lid oinked who was 1,,sp,urfille for -11.e enfmcetr„elst of this law, NLr, t(~olrerty replied that: it could be einforeed et this place from which e1 was sent or the place to which it, was sent end the actual enforcement t was left to tl1,e, general laws rsgaarctin•; law enforcement Lceal Option• Genders, Replying to Iron. Charles Marnil the minister said that the pity pro- hibited transportation companies ;or any cne tel ,e from sending or carrying liquor into the province which rias ,enacted proleibition. 1t Continued on page 2. 8_ r;i n Yt Out tour Halibut Steak about a,n inch thit;lc, wipe them with a „dry linen, and season with salt and cayenne, Have >iresh lard boiling in_a frying pan. Dip cutlets in (wge and bread crumbs or Sour. Fry a light brown and seryl hot• Salmon may be fried in tbe same manner. Garnish with thin slices of lemon and lettuce. TIRO Store, lit Quality T a (OF c. [t� t df i�i fY2 n Tl1E .111.)1I (>tROClfl.`k Phone 48 • eeesepeopecooseclooseesseeso The ''pet your pal",clan adopted ctrl over Huron Count y this week to get recruits for the 101st Battalion result ed on the first three days of 150 soldiers to he. Owing to the fact that the vas• ions recruiting niflce9 havo not sent in all the names. we can only Peewit a fewn hutwill .f them ut the biglist come , next week. J. 011otving ;aro tbe names since last week up to Wednesday noon, CLINTON Frank 0. Graelis ' W. Lepl.;ngton 3, Marshall SEAPORT'S .1. 11. Glew W. A. Gotten . tV, it Colbourn S Deem J. LT, Palle GODERICH. A, MoNevin W.1? Bridle f B McKay W..1, Mountain WINGRAM G. L. Day Ji. holland HIsNSALL • F, J. Sinunous • 11. 1. Dick 1N J. Otterhein N, McLeod BRUSSELS. 3,E McLeod J3LYT'H. 3 IL Orawford W. E. Gond 0. S, Colermm WROXEMER. P. 0 Heilman EXETER. N. W, Johns W. G, Walker • Serge. Major Seeley expects to entail his course at Montreal by the end of the month, —.�®-- • Lieut A. J. Grigg is in Zurich this Week. • Do your "bit' and cllo 1t now. ---Q®-- "Britons never 511511 be slaves," --0®-- Vire']1 nelver stat the old Fing Fall. --®t8-- 1ave you heard the call of the bugle? —CO -- "If you cannot fight." yourself help the enan who is" --em-- C.I•fAPL.',IN RESIGNED. Bev, Mr, Parnaby, B,elgnave, 11111', resignlen as Chaplain the 161st Battalion and reauntod his pastoral duties east Sunday. --GC-- Walkerton Council made 41 gra;nt, of $300 to the lSuth 13ru'le Battl. --S0-- All signs indicate that the Ger- mans will tee oe the retreat this coming summOr. Ilurry np und get into the 161st to be cin on. the ,ssvdtep.'' —CO--- Enlist if you dare eligible(. Why sluuld you avait to be called on by your neighbor?. --®e-- 0, England of our fathers Ancl .England r 1 cur 180(15, Above the 50111 of battling 'hosts, the thunceer of .the guns, A Mother's voice was calling •us, we heard it oyeese's, The blood which thou didsei g'.vler us is the blood we spill for thele. 0 A eeee esaeGoc069YiiYYnoeeO ee The Bruce Battle last wee's: num- bered 030 vstrong. --CO-- YOUNG MERCHANT IS EASILY PERSUADED, On St. Patrick's Day an 151100est- ink; episode, toulc p'a 1 'n Lower Wingham, when Jslaiol S nelairand his company 1 ' • 'se r. tenon ,:caching Leslie h' is ,', i grocery store, the major and his men marched into'the .store, bought all his fruit end tobacco. Then . ;the 5 the major son}.n a vote n the pdt whether Mg G 1 is axile sh 'ulu sign up at once or ink. Ovary hand; was for "yea '• Itix, Gr'iscfale, amil- ingly on the 'spot, signed up. Tl'e 161st has. seeured a model c•ou0g }ran and tt 9ix,-footer The demand is growing,fin• n.'1e systematic recruiting methods Ha. the government 0c plant o01fee When you have offered your life to your country it 15 time enough t0 critize thosie who haute. In the meantime "Sibeuce' ds Golden" iQ talef*C201 )(00)109®1910,391)91.0 Local News 1t?Ofi33.`ea u 6T4"Yin94'S+.tGPS esla.^• atesto' co ze ONTARIO GOBS DRI'. The Pi" hihitaoti Bill }:rine•! the Ontario House on Riedns;r],, •and t I goes into effect In Sdp em rt t and iasis unite the war is over . MEASLES DECREASING. The measles elidem'c tt•i' It tvhi»h the town has been effected for the past tett' weeks, is appal entry d ie ,ut • 3 g I, 0. 1.. MEETING.. The ledge meets every y :ttcl Teen day and 411 ,Frelav or each ntonllt until the nth of '.fide. They are potting on Royal Arch tlegoee.9 this 1?eiduy,night and invite tis members of the Fur,ounding lode ges to he, preach:. YOUNG LADIES' MEETING. • • A meeting vto organize a Young Indies' Patriotic 'Society will i, held in the Council Chamber d'n ,ih'iday evleining of the] week at T o'clock sharp when •officers will be ,eI'ertcu Al) tho young })00411 e are iltvi.ted and urged to atten,.t, PURCHASED I'P,OPE'RTY. • l\1'. 3. Rumble who hos heensa rt•,idenl' of Gudorieh 1owns7;.ler yeal'5, 1105 ,Par Gussets 1 1•f t I,1' '• of Mrs. Jas $ourhtotnbc ante '.t 111- talte pessesseni at owes. '11 e tout issue of the ottivt. in the New1"srn got Mr. itutnball to make on offer at once ITB win le 11unp ,'e i by his slater, lee 0001'. 01 AI 1' 11other and sister of \h's. Jas. Ford of tow . `RAR(, ASi1HY-1TA TE • Mr. and Mrs. ldic,,artl (;,icier had a harrow- escape. fl•oln 11np11y:,in - ti, n Seedily night, icing to a tl'>•• fedi- t cats .hetting . tnse, pulp', was hni.ling in the lis':ng .-nr,,1 adjoining the bed -moots', eforttei- atcly 51x. Cb,'ln1 awoke and eta,: rime. to cet out of heel and is well ll eriou .h to be e.rnuntt again, hut hi); wile cs still suffering trim the af- fects of the .gas. ):ATIIIIR DEAD Mr. Thos.'Watts and sirs. Gos- `tali 'nigh received vot'd '00 '`'i l•ty that their father. Mr, W JI, Waite 'bac} pesscd ta,w'ay nt his home In P,oltton alter lsuil�errng eel' the g.asst fete month:. having 'undor- oee an operation 1 ) relieve n s Sul tering. Mr. Watts was'a ltd i- duet of town for n number ycura, His i fs pre dd t,tscch`t on June•J3th of last year. The familfamily lurch ,ig are, trace clangh- ters, y gook, 3olt0tt; Mts. pe1', Toronto; and Mrs. GoG e'gh, Cllntc)s, and two sone T. Watts; of town and Jace of r1Itutll r:Irs. Gosleigh went 1 Holton last week :incl was there, tyh0'1 her rt- the:r rliecl and 'Me, -T. Watts welt to attend the ieuriei•al. TT,OEME1:l CLINTON CGIRL 1)11A10. • The disath lark plane rMoeciee 'evenng, March :•0, 111 St, Thomas, of t reepeeCed resident tor 1110' years, in the per of Mr'. Sliaa- 1',ebh Lewis. wife of A W.Lewla, foreman for the' firm of Ingrans est Davey. Limited, Mrs. Lewis wasps, ht n 38th ;year., and lysis been ill for e long time She leaves hiesides her 10511/1115 two ,daughters, I!vtlder)) and Jeen,-t,ine one een, Clifford ne- at holm®. There is also euev)v.ng 11er mother, -ears A T'witoheil, nl' Stratford, formetly ofC'lintou, and three sisters and. three mothers. The ,sister's are; Miss Mabel Tw•t- che11 Str'atfot(1 'Mrs S. Stuteb, Stratford; ilius '1, Marshall Blamli ton. -The br ethers are, i eolpie .. in' *' Toronto; 1,08®x1, ofWi nr ek. aori P Edward of Dakotas. 'The J:atc Mrs, Deeds was a mem bee of Knox church. The funeral took place •---r from the .family residence, S An - a portant ! TO SUBSCRIBERS The label on your paper shows the date to which youraubscrip- tion is paid. Look at it. . 1f it sloes ' hot react "Jan. 17," it should. We are endeavoring th make the paper valuable to you, and at the low subscription rate at which it is published, it is neces- sary that. it he paid for in ad- vance, Re -p the Mane}° in cir,'ullltion. Wt'• cannot pay our accounts unless you pay yours. Please do not disappoint us. tritts. stt'eet, We iniesclay at 3.30 to St. Thomas ,ee)netlery. 71ST DSSTALION DJ; i 7, T 6 "' TEAM • P�1ATS 9 M 1 'Ilse list (hockey team of (Nall trimmed the 91iet team 5.1 ClSr- ton in a 'nsilntal'y hockey game a,±. Freston pas Monday -night, by a Set 10 of 7-3. The game as an extra fast, rite end thelfairsicced crowd on tiptoes from start to ((111611. Ti e game was eery dlose and Rcf- 511,e 312 Or (lel net have the 115 4(01,' tti?,it>, of phasing ming pltyets rho 4(011 11)' 151111,y , 11 u, 7,01" Itdrr.--qust reeoct 7151,:3.; 1618t 0:i Stecoed pericd 7tat, 1 161st`. 'Third penott, 71st 3: I,itst 1 '^tntll scup, 7 tat 7, 161st 3. Tho lb o a - i:. C*alt MaClGrattenntt1 Goal' 1Va1t:. x P.1:efonee Alyce) iScGouch L.l4eSeri ce Chisholm 1v1 t);Donnell stover ', Perth)). T. Dict. Centre 0b;eeie !t Diaper R. Wing i) lsoin 1\, Dick L. Wing 11z:rlJlaai 13•e1erie.c -1'te, Short .01 Preston. Tuesday evening of,thiv 'week plied to the rre:(eiutati,n "were,— the Clinton Odd/fellows held a Gco. Welbber, 0. A. Stickle-, Wil special meeting ,gin their 1uc1(0 mer Wallis ;Murray Dii;apel' 11,nd. ,•corn and ,presgli•ied seven Of their Clord,on Hoses,. members with .eignet rings, as a The„even members or Clinton slight tolien .of the retpect of the 1.orl'ge No. 63 who have joined. the ;lodge to thein upon donning the i1(3lst are,— • khaki, Lunch wag sinfvel st ,, reason- able hour followed by adore -mei by Thos, Jackson, H. B, Chant:, Dr. Evans, J Taylor J. Mu hoa,ia'nc7 N 0 ; gnu Rev. Robinson. Me. W. Geo. 'Weber Ko ore was Cilairmlan. Guy Routlev. 4 letter 5vas retie from Col. Combo regretting ,that icer coitid- not ” be pi•gsient at the meeting, Pt'e. Lee, a member of Soafoalth Lodge and ,in the Clinton company slake a fc(w words . " The Canadli:,ln-horn enlisted is is. less than 30%, being 73,035 out of P.esides the above s )cake memeng the soldier boys who 1 e- 44 inc•Ii;sieteeea the apes of 20 and. 1011 beg li'Protests Murray Draper. Andrie5' McGai've, O. A. Sticicles. Cordon 'Howes Wilmer Wallis ,. The Clinton lodge expects that they will delete to get 50111.5 more rings as some or the .memuers have still the notion. The Hamilton Recruiting League „a, being understood that which has' Leen ane of the most d in Vigorous hanada, esIcome sl to costs n- clusion that the priesent hapliazat•d system of recruiting which is in operation in Casnada cannot he larger pursued without injury to the industries of, the country, and 'This matter of wise selection in and that system of "wise se se. ec- the matter 'of recruiting Is one tion" should he adopted without that the military .avthor.tlies of delay, It considers that the first the country cannot afford to long - class of inert who ,should be cared er ignonet Thg promised conh'l - up for ,servile Is the unmarr(.ed fit ution of 500,000 men from Canada men, who cools( bid releasc(t from for overmans service is none too their 'occupations without further large: ,even a large number must Jlolsel to anyo(e. It is ttherleFore be forthcoming should the war urging the Dominion Government continue longer than is expected to appoint a commission for :the and .the meed® of the Empire occa- purposte of; cion+ But in securing our ,lean- tingents it is .Seasonable to ,aisle that some system should be' elm - most rethat lily tspared27sh oula can tae l.en first, and that the appeal for service should the made with eelpal forts in alt parts or the coup of Ir. try(. The Flamiltonians go as fare as to advocate conecrlpti.an to the (0) Classifying l -he industries same extent as it exists In Eng - with a view, to the reatrietinn or land, It is doubtful if Canada Is the ultimate elimination of such ready to approve of any such, step as are nun-lesential to the 'tvcl- and in any veleta much ';an be f;ue 'd the country or bite •not clone before i1 need be ,s.er.otialy 'economic factors. considered, the foregoing is urged f - view to theimmedte application of some lust and gompreelenive system of draft whereby the nien necessary to complete the Canadi- an expeditionary forces may oe readily secured. la\ Taking et census ,of all men its the. Dcminlon from 18 years s)( age and upward, specifying those married and unnlrarrj,ete. (b) .Classifying the meal accord- ing to 'thbir ,oet'upations or thee' fitness or prefierencccfor certain' (cin cl ';a 2 '� t"1A a alm LltaiS&v By Gco. Laithwaite, Goderioh, lent ( 5ame as Jn Ger,amy today. Sha in the Canadian Farm is no longer fed)athrough neutrals 'Victories on, lanrl cannot affect j the silent ;Strangulation by the { British fleet. As a result Germany i feels the pinch, as at hoose .as well as in her drones she 18 running 1 shorter and sllnrier This is. one of the s'gus of the times. The Clld9, i. some way off yet, but .rho result will be iexhaus Hort, When we see signs of vic- tory to us .through want of sup- plies to our ,enemies ,we, should. give all help and work laartf to keep sur•pliea both of food and i body comforts for our soldiers. 1 To enlist or not to enlist is the, question that confronts the farm- , asst Is he ai coward wh,) does not lenliat? His duty rests 05th him- ' s!elf'. If the feels that his country calla him to rally to the old flag he should do so But he should Cent -lamed on Page 4 lone of tee beet move; la the ,Present war i; to see that the 50..8 cf toil make Moths: l'1arth prti-, duce foot' We must t•eunelmeer that we 01 0 courting famine t)y taking or allowing the suns of ®•ou• ' toil to rst The:un n vie - le • g pow- er er of met ®®asci when they de- vote themaeives ito military life Just thin, what this means to thel: i — feeding Al e to+day the .®®ilio of armies of m Miens. The farmer has to teed them all Munger will tante the wildest beast that ever. roamed. Hunger and want bate subdued r,any an au•my e'anad,3 is en tied the g1':tinery of the .Empire. An empty 4•reinlu'y !§ a poor support, and it is bound to be empty if our elfecticv'e man power is taken from our grain fields,. The rc(sult 'toil) be e e ACi { ilnprovement Noett i Helpful Ideas for" Huron County Fanners Derived From a Massa- chusetts Plan—Co-operation Ap- plied to Poultry, Crops, Market- ing, Recreation—Can Same be Done i -teres To 'revive the business lite in 9 "sir a 111 t 49 C ll dt s le County 'lYl S > I1a.mlt n County lmproy;emelut League has been organized with th,dse pur- poses; 1. To help the farmers in- troduce: the most inodelin meth- ods of funning. 2. To organize themfor the rurp0se of bett,e: 'business metthods Land''business ol.ganizatian, 3 To imp-o,e 'ibe living 001141041115 and make the open country so attractive tjutt neither tree farmers nor their boys and girls would be attracted tIn the: x31)0.1, The 'organization .and work cf the League are described in the Basket' (Farmer. 1)0 fern,® se ,,,drabueineh',0 than (nen 1.,0111' who are giving financial nitd zee, Potts aepp1rrt. The county appro- . $10.000 a year toward the ia,'pelnyes) of the Leagtde It }fns hrd11 1n d iseenre env two years and has yielded returns, broth in ir.creasc(d crops and better firm- ing and in a new spirit ;n the xa1 a1 communities. The LeLgu,e, employs trail ed. nun in a ricultnre, and berthed- tu1 r , and p'otalt y +rralsing and ad- s-leer!or (''.e boys and girls, .an editor , t :t weekly nrttspnper The County ,®Bron :Advisers, a Ho m esettae. in g, Adviser,' n wom- an vvh,osn object fs' to .I•,lelp '11.9 women of the .farm and a gener- al eecreitary. At some- what first theslow ito fartakerers to, w the ideas, 1 hatn'ow ,tin he deatnds of the far- mers are, so great that it is utber- ly beyond the power of the, Lea- gue to 'menet rthem even with its enletrgefd force. lee suchvescalfalta ops have 511d soy en ibeeno. The League had ,last Rear 15 demon- stration plots •fn alfalfa, a,i1 of which were( very successful. Silos are being 'built in many parts o4 the c'oun r;,e • The horticultural, advisee' is meet ing with a large response 'to hie efforts. The acreage of berries !n' this county 'has actualiv been dou- bted as a :result 01 his efforts. Thousands o ands of trees in every part o.1 the county that were neglect- ed before are being spray,ed,prun- ;ed and fertilized) All over the country new orchards are being planned, The poultry adviser, after !1 thorough survey ,ot the county, feels thee the ogg 'output of the Bounty can eaarly be doubled with - cot adding 10 the number or liens, He has ,started a campaign to sevelop this industry by introduc- ing J:'ei er ,stock, arlopting bclihar methods of taking care of poultry, letter heeding, h009;nle etc, The League is l+ielplr.g I he farmers to in ti ()duce modern 1)u5ine)41 n c'hes's upon their :farms,. A system of heels -keeping is boding dntroduce..l as a 0155115 of belpi ng the far- mers find ,out where thee. losing operations are ,and assisting (.',em an intrortuving !rosiness methods Continued on Page 4