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I MAJOR M. D. McTAGGART MAJOR J. W. SHAW, M.O. MAJOR R. S. HAYS LIEUT.-COL. H. B. COMBS MAJOR B. C. McPHAIL CAPT. C. G. VANSTONE CAPT. W. B. ALLEN :
Born in Clinton and has served Born in Hullett Twp., started Born in Huron County, was pay -Born in Clinton. and joined the Born in Goderich Township, has Born in Brussels, was for 11 Born in Hullett Township, has •
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over 20 years in the 33rd Rqt, military life in 1889. Medical master in the 33rd Regt. Is Huron Regt. in 1881, Officer Regt, Is now Senior Major in Huron Regt. Is now AdjutantQuar- •
Is Paymaster of the 16Ist. Officer of the 161st. now Junior. Major in the 161st Commanding the 261st. the 161st. of the 161st, Ordnance Corps, and is •
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ATTENTION !
of the Sddiers of the
161st Battalion, C,E.F,
is called to the
16Ist Signet Ring
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shown by W. H. Hellyar
The Ring is solidg old with
figures 181 on top and a maple
lea on each shoulder. Made in
any size, to lit either a lady or
gents Heger.
Call and. Get One.
We world also call youe at•
tention toour large assortment
of
Military Wrist
Watches
We have them insilverand
nickle cases, with luminous dials
and hands, and unbreakable
glass, in various grades, All
guaranteed by us
W. ll. HUM
JEWELER and. OPTICIAN
ETES TESTED FREE
to he prohibited entirely.
The only means of procuring liquor
for beverage purposes will tie by fru
portation from another Province cir
from a foreign country, which h is con
stitutionally beyond the power of the
Province to prevent. Sectiou 1$9 of
the Act expressly declare& to this of
feet, adding that the Act "is not in
tended to effect bona, fide transactions
in liquor hetweee a person in the Pro
vi,ice ni Ontario and a person in an
other Province or la a foreign coun
try.
It was with respect to this that Hon.
W..1, Hanna:referred to the anomaly
of our Ontario brewer or distiller be
ing able to ship his product to Mont
real or elsewhere in any other Pro
vince, and have it shipped hack thence
in reply to an • orderfrom Ontario
sent to a branch house . in
Montreal. Mr. Hanna however,
referrednot attempi preferred to hemp to Baal with
this anomaly until some experience
had been gained of the working of the
Act.
Club Sit•ratian Met
'The prohibition upon clubs is ahso
lute. The, mere keeping or having
liquor in any house, pall or ,building
utilized by any club or associetion is
to be an oifeneeagaeist the Art.
Hence the locker system could not he
employed, as it bas been known to be
in some caees previously.
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Me. Jas. Johuston was in Loudon on
Monday.
Me. Harry Mitchell was a visitor in
Ilensel( last Friday.
Miss Mayfrid Arlin le visiting her
brothel, Mr A. E. Aliin at 'Temente,
Judge Dickson, now senior Judge
of Huron Danny was in town on Sat-
urday.
_—.... Miss Lily Kingston, of Toronto, is
visiting her uncle Mr. Jos. L`ownsentl:
Some Points ofMr. Geo. Roberton was in Hensel(
oe Saturday attending the 1:nneraltri
the late Pte. Washington.
Temperance Act I Capt. cell and Mrs, Campbell
of Godes irh hwewer.•e. in town ole Saturday,
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_ Mrs. R A. Cuvier is spenchng,it
• month with hertwo daughters at
All Canvassing or Soliciting For-
bidden in Province—Also
Billboards Possibly
The prohibition of soliciting of or
•dens for liquor from individuals by
salesmen of liquor firma becomes a
feature of the new Ontario Temper
.arae Act, through the simple inoor
poration in the new Act of the Local
Option opuses of the Liquor License
.Act of Ontario and making them top
plicable to the whole Province and not
merely to Local Option districts as
heretofore,
Clause 42 of the Ontario Temper
.ante Act, which prohibits the canvass
ing for orders for liquor, recites:
Every person whether licensed
or unlicensed, who by himself, his
servant, or agent. canvasses far, or
receives, or solicits orders for liquor
for beverage purposes within this
Province, shall ire guilty of an' of
Fence against this Act, and shall in
• cur the penalties provided in Sec.
50 of this Act.”
Thus a Montreal liquor firm, while
beyond the jurisdiction of Ontario so
long as it confines its business to
,pointe oo„'tside Ontario, .immediateiy
becomes amenable to the Ontario law
teas soon as it attempts through its
agent in Ontario to solicit orders for
iiquor residents in any part of the
Province.
Newspapers and bill board adveetie
ing in Ontario by liquor firma may pas
sibly become prohioitive leader the
same clause. There are those wbo ex
press that view. A decision given by
Judge Reid, of Waterloo, in a case
heard before him, that advertising of
liquors in a newspaper published iq
local option territory was in reality a
solicitation of orders by the liquor
firm advertising, and punishable under
the Act, still stands,
Leaves No Loophole
The provisions of the Act are very
strict against any person having, keep
ing oe giving liquor in any place what
soever, except in his private dwelling,
or unless licensed or allowed by the
Act to sell, snch as a druggist or a von
dor, '
The druggist, however, will remain
Tinder the same restrictions as at
present, being prohibited from making
any sales for beverage purposes. He
may sell only for medieinial, purposes,
and then not to exceed six ounces and
eon a doctor's prescription,
Mr, 1•t. M. McKay, of Blyth was a
visitor in tcwn on Saturday afternoon •
Mr. Jock Wiseman of the Molson'e 0
Bank, Toronto. is visiting with his 0
parents, Mr and Mrs. John Wiseman. •
Major Sinclair, of Wingham, was at e
Headquarters on Satorchuy last. a►
Lieut. w, P. Grieve, of Seaforth 0
was tut Headquarters s on Saturday. •
Mr. hones Smith tirade a business •
trip to Woodstock last week.
Miss Jule 13artliff was a visitor with 0
Wiughatn friends a few days last 0
week. p�
Lieut. Wilson. now in charge at •
Hensel, was rat Headquarters ou Sat- 0
urday, •
Lieut. Stewart Scott spent a few 0
clays with his father, Postmaster 0
Scott.-.•
Miss Rse McCaughey spent the
week end at Blyth.
Mrs. c war,lefew h and dao hies Mrs. Huron Battaiion; the 61S$H Aterander, tubo have Dere speud-
tng the timet in lumina are here
uclin u ,thou honsrh hlp 1o illet.ta to
move to the Finest City,. 110 Alex.
andel. is expected here the end of the
week to assist. Then old friends will
be sorry to hear they lave betided to
leave Clinton.
SHEEP PROTECTION ACT
At thclast session of the Pro-
vincial Legislature the Sheep 1 ro-
teation .Act was changes' to per-
mit the full payment of aamag,ein
etead of two-thirds, as £ormeuly.
The Act will now read as follows;
"The :owner ,of any sheep kiilco or
injured by any dog. the owner of
of which ie not known, may within
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three e m ontl
to after the killing or
injury ahrly to the council of the
municipality an which the sheep
was go killed of injured, cempiensa -
tion for the injury; and r£ the c itru
r11 is satisfie ?that he has imnde
diligent search and quiry to as-
certain the owner oc keeper bt
such dog, and that he cannot be
r',und, they shall award to Ire
'grieved party for compensation a
sum equal to the amount of dam-
age sustained by him; and the
treasueer .of the muoicipalite shall
pay oc r to hint the pmourt so
t warded.'
Surely the phrase should stir
within the breast of. every mau a
feeling el pr:de and of patriotism
in the knowledge that in the any
of an ,Empire's stress our County
has had the glorious privilege of
forming ,her own Battalion. A
Battalion composed of the sons and
the 1granasons of those sturdy old
pioneelrs, who in years gone oy
settled Within the borders ofthe
County ,and° by the sweat oftheir
brows ro a carvrd out the broad aur
and laid the foundation for the,
unexampled prosperity of BuxomI
To the eons of these men—to the
sons ante grandsons .who have not
listened to thio command of King
and Country—I make this appeal,
The 'Huron Battalion has been
ordered to mobilize about May
15th ,and the needed 250 mon, 10
complete the establishment of the
Battalion must be enlisted by the
time of Mobilization This is a
direct command of your King and
a command which must be heark-
ened to by every mac in the
County. If of military age and
physical filness your duty is
Plainly to enlist If over 45 years
of age your duty can beldoce by
urging anu insisting that the
younger mein do their "bit". If
under 45 years of age and not phy-
sieally fit you can, at least, %velar
the button -ribbon which will 170
supplied .you by the Medical Ex-
aminer pf your local Detachment,
after he ha,seexa,mined you and
given you a certificate of military 1
unfitness. , '
This is the last call for mein to
come forward, of their own free
will, anti to nave the County from
the stigma of reproach in that
"she g ha aid not t dcher duty."
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Kitchener says last men
and the last shell will win the
t ici of y,-- lilayhap your individual
enlistment will be the means of the
Allies inevitable triumph, Put a-
side all petty joaiousioe and coo-
sidering only an Empire's need and
a County's welfare come forward
and talce the place reserved for eon
smongst the men who in He days
to come will prove worthy o£ a
(County's pride and of n Counly'e
honour.
The twelfth hour is striking. The
time for your deicision has 0-
' rived. The answer must Pe Aye or
j Nay. Will it be "Heade, Ae,e,
Ready l' in the 161st
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Thousands of dollars worth of 1916's
newest ideas in' up-to-the-minute mer— )
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chandise are now on our shelves wait-
ing your inspection.
We ask you to come in and look
these lines ' over at your earliest con-
venience n as
prices are advancing,
and
in some cases goods are very scarce.
Those who buy early get the season's
very best values.
We are showing New Dress Goods,
Prints, Ginghanls. Wash Goods of all
the newest lines, New Dresses, New
Clothing, New Shoes.
Come Early. Buy Early.
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for Stratford where he will work at
his trrde as `bricklayer. He reports
that there is quite a bit of work going
I)13 in, the Classic City.
141x. and Mrs: 0. li iibbyleft to day
for Lowell, Mass., where they will
spend a week with their family.
Mrs: 11.B. Chant entertained a few
of her friends on sVedttesday evening
in honor of her guests,
Ptes. Ran rcin and Milligan of the
Br nssels company cable to Clinton on
Tuesday and are working at the Re.
ceuiting office.. .
Mr. •Gey Ohieliey left on Monday
for his home in Inclian Bead after
attending the funeral of his mother.
Mrs. Chant st•„ and daughter, Miss
91. Chant expect to return to Toronto
on Friday after spending some time
with Mr, and Mrs, H. 13, (haute
Mrs, W. J'. Kilbride returned horite
after spending two weeks with her
parents at St, Thomas.
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Treleaven of the C O,I. has been nude , •
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at Hensel' last l+liday afternoon 0
Mr, George McKenzie is in Toronto
on business 0
Miss Violet Argent is spending a
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C. C. L CADETS
TO BE INSPECTED.
:Itis expected that the C.C.I. Cadets
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ei SUNDAY BAND CONCERT.
By permission of Lieut: -Col. Combe
0 the 16Ist Battl. Band will render a sacred
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Band Concert on Sunday afternoon from
• 4 to 4.30 p. m, at the bandstand.
• ROYAL ARCH MEETING.
The Murphy 'Lodge L. 0. L. are
• putting on a Royal Arch meeting on
• Tuesday, May 9th Also expect to put
on the Orange, Purple and Blue degrees.
s RECRUITING MEETINGS,
0 Special recruiting meetings in aid of
0 the' 161st to get 250 recruits to fill up the
® Battalion, will be held as follows
8•, Varna, Friday May 5th
0 BayGeki, Saturday May 6
0H-olnresville, Monday May 8
Londesboro, Tuesday May 9
• Rev. S. J. Arlin Rev, J. K. Fairfull, A. H
Musgrove, M. P'. 1'. anti other speakers
0 will address the meetings,
MCMI'LL
$ SPI REV. AILS 13191097
AN MONDAY
On Monday evening, May 8th, at 8
o'clock, in the Memorial Hall of St.
Paul's Church, Itev, Alex Mole/Wan of
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Toronto will give one of bis delightful'
literary talks. On this occasion Mr.
Mclelillan, has chosen to .speak on .
Shakespeare, and the meinnhers of the
Clinton Travel Club the
all to come
and hear him. .A silver collection will
be taken in aid of the Iced Cross.
I. Hickson of Exeter
Senior Judge of Huron
Mr L. H, Dickson of the law firm of
Dickson ee Carling Exeter has been
appointed Judge of Huron County to
fill the vacancy caused by the retire
ment of his His Honour Judge Doyle.
Mr. Dickson has practised law in Exe
ter since 1884,
Mr, Dickson was born in the village
of Pakenham, Lanark and spent his
boyhood days and reoeived his eerier
ednoation at Pembroke, Renfrew Oo.
Ke graduated from the Kingston
collegiate. He stutied law in the office
of Thos. Deacon, K. C. or Pembroke
afterwa''rds Judge Deacon of Renfrew,
also Hector Cameron IC. 0. of Toronto
and graduated in law in the year 1884
goon* after nommencing to practise in
Exeter, His law partner is :Mr,
Darling. We extend our cangractrla
tions on his appointment, The new
,judge is a brother in law of Mrs, Baw
den of town,