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misbehave themselves because
they can't help it.
'The4 often do not'get th ease
they should. Dirt, accumulates
-the watch gets erratic, perhaps
stops altogether,
Wctn. teen it watch like that
into a useful timepiece again fee
very little money.
We would take it apart!
clean it thoroughly, loft it
together, and hand it back
to yon as rood as nese.
Repairs sent by snail will have
one earliest attention. We will
return it to you by mail postage
pd'epaid by us.
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JEWELER and OPTICIAN
EYES TESTED FREE
Manitoba's Premier.
Is est fn t the early, das and both
became intei•esiIda in politics one
in the school o' Rodgees and'Rob
"lin and the other in the ranks of
the.' Opposition,
Opposition Leaders Helped.
W hile the Perdue Commission re
:pudiated C- P. Fullerton. K. 'C.,
and the forces behind him and at
"tthc, same time vindicated ;Mr.Nor
res, Mr. Fullerto'k and Sir James
'Aikins himself during the, election
talnpaign• nersiste.l in imply ng that
the Commissio.i had been partisan
N character ,ancl that it 1 report
had ort been Mir. Nothing, coald
.have been mere helpful to Mr.
'Norris, especially in tlAe city of
Winnipeg, where he is nota as well
krowu 'as in the rural p u tsl of the
lel adsn
e boundsltof hisrerhvri partywitbe-
,^cause -he came to Winnipeg; for n or elath Stand :across body, far••
Icouple of days during the campaign auo� the head pass , yon [arms
C+,and under rhe most( favorable ,aus around the waist untilwoutr ls:tnds
meet over the let t,side, intel'-loeh-
ing the fingers in order to grasp
the stomach, between your palms.
force out' the water' by rarsimedithe
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With the passing of Sir Rod -
mond Roblin ani; tho eleeb!on to
office of Ida Norris the darkest
nagein the political history 'of
Manitoba leas been attuned. over,
idol' fifteen year I Manitoba!'has
been controlled 'fy , an 10a,ganaz-
ation Willett beeainp all lied with
every institution whidi rep,re,•
se.nitett selfish pine:lsgeand an Ludo
cra'tie as opposed too really, rep -
sen tat lye 'form of 'government.
The drsas'trous end of Roblin rule
was in itself an evidence of the
character of Manitoba's 'p'olitical
history since 1900. Manitoba now
steps up beside Saskatchewuntatd,
Alberta in the niattee, of- proposed
legislation and the middle 'west-
ern Provinces become' truly the
ground of a new/ democracy.
How to Resuscitate a
Victim or Browning
(From Conservation).
1, Lay 'the patient clown care-
fully with face downward. Open
mouth wile and if foul with mueus
or foreign mattes clean with (hand
dpiccs widened greatly his circle of
r friends. in this city.
A Bachelor anc'1-:it3'armer,
Mr: Norris is 53 years old anile.[
h, bachelor. He bought a farm near trnli pressing the hands together,
I^ -Griswold, Manitoba, sifter 1esring • Knead inw'nradeed 'upward, under
z, Peel County; in 1887, and for' 20 the ribs from the 1011 side towards
.ynsrs Griswold has been his house tto centre. Press for four seconds
e in 1896 he was elected to the Mani then relax endeavoring to grasp
'toba Legislature as representative mato of • the stomach pouch wailof his present' constituencyGreen-
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of water ceases flowing from,' the
tI Lansdowne. When the Green mouth.
wayGovernmentvvas defeated` he 2, place a pillow -like support
I los'this seat for foan years. hut beneath the victim at the !stomach,
was retw ned again to ',.'row up ul Turn his head to windward and
•oppositilon to Roblin and. Rogers crook his arm on the side Apposite
In 1907 Mr. Narrls was chosen lead tile( face and rest the bead in the
era of the Liberu?, pearly in 'Mlani- bend of his, arm.
II ttoha and he huts held( that place 3. lancet over the patient facing
III in the 'face of them heaviest odds, the head With one icgt,on each side
fighting against the machinations,
bert of the body, Rest :your upon
first of R. 1.., -"wins and dao bands on - his back thum.ba near
Ropes and secondly 'ill', Sir Rude the spine at the height of victim's
mond Roblin and the Noneeahle elbow, with fingers spread over
Robert nRcaders, M. P. ''Ie was 0'01; t11(1 lower ribs. Throw ''yourself
ambitious for office he is not;amhit
ions with the Premiership. "My
ebief desire during these past five
years', he 'told The Globe, "has
been to put; the' Roblin Govern
trent ou't of business 10 'Manitoba'
forward with, weight on your nem,
and with steady, increasing pres-
sure, force the foulAid from. ,the
lungs. After four seconds straigh-
ten up quicklyi releasing the.ri-bs,
so that then will spring 'back into
"And" he added, If. anybone place. ,Bend over again. immediate
would take over this, job of mily'to':press for four seconds' snore,
Ivuoulr1 give its ul),willingly. •
People are on Trial. •
To look at, the{ new/Premier is
tar above tbe aVerpge 10 appear-
sente.0L: He is ac big min, standing
dignity
feed and he has a quiet
dt nity which lendsdistindtionl to
`his presence on the . iilatifor'in.
There is a denided firmness, about,
r'the set of tire: straight' mouth, eche
prominent chin, the cools blueish,
grey eyes and well- formed aqull-
-iee,nose. 'Ile spenks very fluently
and presents his arguments dor-
cibly and well. Mr. Norris, one
Wontd: say, has any amount {a2 ply
deal strength and ra mind of his
neem. this speeches shove', a digin-'
0lination to ind'ulge' int persona rubbing tit r: limbs with ra 'id sttrolc-
a'tt,,cke [arid road slinging, During es, first fvons the centre joints to-.
'the. campaign just ended his whole wards the heart land t.ditall,
for? an improved 'h'' 1`
nent was working clown in this manner to
the extremities. a
6. Alter the massaging the pa-
tient ullt hint .to bed and if nature]
heat cloys not return promptly, clis••
tribute covered hot bier:l ter water
bottles al, the soles of the 'feet,
oxer the stomach and tinder the
Use, armpits,
then straighten. Continue this
treatment until signs of life See -
gin to appear. Make, from twelve
to fifteen,' respiratory. acts to., the.
minute. Do' not become discour-
aged if your. efforts at resuscitate
ion do not et first meet with 500 -
cess, as often a patient will re-
spond after all hopes': seems loisttc.
Authentic. cases are on record
of victims having been restored to'
life alter hying under water 'for
as muc'N as half an hours and it
has at times token as long .as tour.
hours to include natw'al respir-
ation in the apparently Strowned.
4. As soon{ as natural breathing
sets in strip the patient 'of all wet
clothing, cover the upper body
something warm and dry anal start'
aLrndaud of citizenship. ["The
d1tople of Manitoba ere on trial in
this electioll,',tva.e his constant
Iestatement. In the face oft het
riling or questioning the Premier
presents himself very favorably,
;,because in spite of a countenance
rhich
might be judgeel- as a' bit
evere, be bile ,keen sense of
umr and a kincllyl Pttitrd: todie. wi tth 11111,
Who t fel,' ts pc eJ'n. he coulntr re -
r tarticularly y 1.
mien lamed 1 3s popular. '$e knows
- the farmer well, and he believes
6. 1f necessary, give
patient
whiskey brandy, or then stimu-
tants diluted 10 (lot water. Ad-
minister in teaspoon or tablespoon
doses, every, ten or fifteen min-
utes for the first hour, and' as
S. strongly in the progressive rhea- often as ,seems 'expedient tller'e-
{ sures which the farmer's' organize,- after.
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Oats 64e
t Sutter 26 to 26
Eggs. 25
8.90
Cattle
Hogs 9,25'
;Sheep, $6 50
Lambe $10 25
Barley hoe
Cheese 13 3-8
'Hogs $8 30
:Butter 22-26
ggs 20 t0' ILe
W heist) $0.05.
Cats 66e
'Buckwheat; -
nc to
75c.
Barley 60
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iPeal! $i. FiO, a
Shorts 30.00.
Bran 28.110,
Hay for 'owning .2.00 and 13.55
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el quiet wedding ;tank place, in St„
Michaele 11 t,) vhn,els on .Sattr,•daw
n beef Miss Annie "54'Innitrt,11 dem tai
slaughter of bar, and Mts, i.AVIlee ROTI,
'Ole 011i 1(.0 to Iiar010 Idlleitn of Lon
don. Rev, Felber 'I-Iogen officiating,
� asf>nan
The ratepayers of Anbtirp, will onAn ;uet I4th vote on a nyl d' to antis
Drize the expeudd;ure or $2.500 in the'
purchase of a gasoline engine for
pumping water frere ,the River Mait
l,tod, for fire ptofectioti, ttaid in laying
•IS00 feet of water mains with hyd.'anl.e
at proper interviste tend in supplying
201 feet of hese. said 1101100 to extend
from River Maitland eiactward along
the 11)0)0 street cit the village, a cies
10005 ot1780 feet, to..t pointy opposite
the Presbyterian Obarch, with two'
running south o{i! said line.
Lieut.. A. P. Reid of the loin!.) branch
of the Bank of C,immeree, hes enlisted
with the Army Medical Corps and
leaves to join the rumps ea Destine,
Lieut. Reid some time age having
taken his course qualifying him as an.
mincer, ;Applied for' cumutissioil, but
having far ed so far to receive 001, and 1
being earnest in his desire to serve his
country, ne has enlisted as a nrivate,
Mr, M. A. Pearson of the stall of the
London branch of the Bank of Com
pierce and formerly of Gnderieh will
also join the A. 14L C. winks, Both
yonng men ,are well known in Gode
rich. -
Brumfield
Miss Jessie Grainger, trained nurse,
who Lias been in Olintoo tor. several
Weeks is home again.
Mr. and airs. John Oulvert and
young ebo, from IIderion, Carrie up on
Saturday evening` to visit Mrs. Dui
verde parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Bowey, Mr. Culvert returned on
Sunday evening by auto, hint Mrs,
Culvert will remain until the end of
the week.
Mr Hugh Gilmour had a bee on Fri-
day to draw dirt to fill the approach
of his new barn. there Wcts a big
turnout and everythiug went well. In
the evening a big dance was held; to
which all the countryside was invited,
when a most enjoyable time was spent.
The continued wet weather is hay
ing a depressing influence on the
fanners who are beginning to wonder
whether it is ever going to clear alp.
Mi and Mrs. Edgar Pattison indeed
to Port Huron and Detroit last week.
Rev. and Mrs Foote of Thedford I
have been spending a coupe of weeks
with Mr. Foote's father, brother end
sister near here.
Mr's. Nichol who is staying with her
daughter, Mrs. David Beattie, still
continues very poorly.
91)88 Annie Armstrong, with affiend
spent Sunday at her home en the
Goshen line.
Hayfield
At B.,ylield, Ont. on Wednesday
last the inerriage of Miss Viola,
Woods youngest daughter of Me. and
Mrs. Woods, to Mr. Talmann L.
Wolin, of %snitch took place quietly at
the residence of Mr, Woods. The Rev
A, McFn.rl,ne of St. Andrew's Church
Bay deal, (,ablated. There were no at
CendantS
ti Mass Sadie
Vuod play
ed the wedding music. The bride wore
a gown of ivory satin and pearl em
broidery ,4,13(1 carried ti cluster of white
carnations and wore a pearl necklace,
the gift of the groom. Mr. Ve oods
gave away his daughter. After de
jeener Alr, and Mrs '1Vurrn left for
Detriot, the going away dress being
of may blue, and large black hat.
Mr. and Mrs, Worrn will live in Zueiih
Seaiortlh
Special intercessory services in con
nection with the anniversary of the
declaration of war were held in St.
Thomas Church on Wednesday after
noun and in the Methodist charts in
the evening. Beth services were well
attended
A number of entertainments have
been given here during the past week
in aid of the Red Cross Society. At
the military eucher held at the Com
nlercial Hotel the sum of $357 was
realized for the good cause. The en
tertainment in the opera house last
evening in aid of the Red Cross was
well patronized, The program was
given by Local talent, assisted by
Messrs Curtis and Belsar, of Buffalo.
After the entertainment the young
people enjoyed a dance, the proceeds
of ccWeb being also given over to the
Red cross Society
The Seaforth Band succeeded 'in'
taking first prize at the firemen's tour
nament held at Thorold
The wet weather last week has been
very unfavori;b{efor harvesting opera
Lions and has laid the oat crop in
many places flat on the ground and
will thus prevent it from maturing.
The rain will insure good fall pastures
About 40 member's of the. Seaforth
Rebekah Dodge motored to tbe home
of Mr, and Mrs. Glenn, on the ,London
road, near Brucetield, ane presented O" "
Mrs. Glenn, formerly Miss Maud Dick
son with a'beautiful glass eadin re. ••
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Mrs. Glenn was a valuable member of •
the Seatorth lodge while residing here : •'
ugodcrioh iiownship
I130, Il tl I tui knr'i, motor of
•Ohtlst Church l,lstoa'ell, Dat. will eon
duet the services and peeled) eso Mid-
dltun ; Iinhne.vilie, and Summerhill
Next Senility f±oly Communion W111
Ise t3dm utstererl to the three ample
mend; Ree, ]1lnlrlton will e0ndnet
seryl nee tAt Lutuwel
"5'11e fureral. Scold Blare Tues-
day afternoon nee -mother of'Ilut•on
County's oldest settlers in the
person of the late Joseph Mcness-
aged 85, froth 'trice residence of -his
son ill decalcrich'do.wn, hip. Bern,
in Ireland ho came to tthi,q country
v.lten Ile was 19 yeers
sattled on the homestead on hich
het li'n'ed -until just a free[ rwy,'des
ago, when leo moved to Godcricli.
Be Weis one of the ntosll'prosporous
and best knower famed!. in _(ilio
community.( Three daughters,
Mrs. Melia len, Mrs, Davidson; of
L:ungannon; Mrs. James` Bell, of
Goclerich, and (three sons ,James
home; Arthur tof Uuderich' slut
William of Fla:yunun Islands, sur-
e ise, 181,. 18fcClusky's death oras
clue to 0 paralytic stroke, suffered
a month :ego.
Bay field
John 111oLeod has returned to Bunts
ville,
Wm, Rnmbell and wife have return
ed to their home 10 London
The Clinton Kiltie Band entertained
al Trinity garden party and were great
ly appreciated
The Anniversary, services will he
preached in St. Andrew's Cbuteh on
Sunday next when a preacher from
Toronto will preach
Our Highland toddies who were
taken to Goderich to stand trial on the
liquor charge Were quickly discharged
under the evidence and they claim that
excellent justice wits granted by P. M.
Kelly, The witnesses oho are yet un'
paid are threatening to sue the temp
eranee people for fees and expenses
Porters Hill
Miss McManus of (Colborne is
visiting with hes' friend, Jean
L uk
Mr, and Mrs, Jim Johnston of
Collusions visited at 0. W'. Potter's
on Sunday,
11Ir. and Mrs: Jack Hill and son
from the :Weed visited at Les. Cox's
on Monday .
Gertie (Blair is visiting in Wing -
ham -
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LORD NORTIHCLIFFR THE
Prominent London 'newspaper
owner formerly] 1 pessimist re -
gaveling the war, now one 1T'L the
greeteett of optimists
fined $1 and costa fire' exposing
his meat for sale in Clinton, But
in The evidenced[ brough - forth it
found that the meat 'evcis,amplycov
et ed and exposed re scd Inc'as was
ala lately nenessary in order ' d-0
st-1 it
A Lazy Little Beast
A lazy, good-for-nothing, little fel-
low is the Australian koala, not Laurie
good to himself and not much good
to anybody else. He won't fight and
lie won't run. So sportsmen pay no
attention to hint, but the Australians
make use of his wooly, ash -gray anat.
I and they sometimes club hint to death
as he swings lazily in the tree branch-
es. This "wearywillie" of the animal
family is a night rover; and he seeks
his food -twigs and leaves -at night,
and the best use he has for daylight
is to spend it swinging by his "hands"
or bore feet to the under side of a
bough.
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AS OTHERS SEE US,
Exeter Advocate. -Six tin\ e of
Exeter howlers motored to C. inton
on Thursday afternaon end sub-
mitted themselves to tho slaugh-
ter which Clinton almost invari-
ably hands out to their opponents
on their OW11 green. Some! 'of, the
scores were ulimentioneble others
close, and others the visitors were
up a, few points, but 00 the whole
Clinton was considerably .ahead;
MACHINE GUN
The citizens of Clinton' are doh -
scribing for a Machine Gun to be
presented to the 33rd regiment as
They 5000 ard expected: to go to
the fronto The collectors' will be
pleased 11 any of the eitizens'who
have not beer canvassed, will call
at McTaggart Bros Bank Major
Shaw and Ike; Rnttenbury, who
have the' lists,' and(' subscribe. The
citizens are generously helping
with the good work, t
CASE APPEALED,
In the appeal oase before Joseph
Wheatley, informant and Thos} J,
Potter, defendant, which camel bee
for Judge, Holt ton July 6th. Jndge-
men't was given in favor, of the de-
fendant. In the early spring the
defendant was browgg'h'tl before
Police Magistrate Andrews, end
Italy Loves Her Army
The Italian soldier is not Only se.
verely drilled, but he is also expected
to perform a good many duties not us-
ually regarded as falling within the
requirements of military i
9 y ecru ce. Ifo
is expected to render aid whenever
and wherever {t may be needed for the
protection of life and property, against
crime, accident, or disaster; and when,
ever a calamity befalls, the first move
is always to send troops to assist the
suffering. That is one reason why
Italy regards her army with affection
as her protector at home as well as
her defender against toreign a sss• re
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81.011,
Voter's List, Clinton,
Court of Revision.
Notice is hereby given that a court
will he held, pursuant to The Ontario
Voter's Lists Act, by His Honor the
Judge otthe County Court of the
-County of Huron, at the OOuncil Ohm
her, Clinton, on the 20th day of Aug.
1915, at 0 a,m. to hear and determine
complaints of errors and omissions in
the Voter's List of the Municipality of
the Town of Clinton for 10.15.
Dated at Clinton this llth day of
Augast. 101.5
D. L. MAOPHERSON,
Town Clerk
Fall Fair
Dates 1915.
Bayfield Oct 5 and 6
Blyth Sept 28 and 20
Brussels Sept 30 and Oct 1
Dungannon Oct 7 and 9
Goderich Sept 28 to 30
Gerrie Oct and
London (Western Fair) ,..Sept 10 to 18
Mitchell Sept 28 and 29
Toronto Aug 28 to Sept 13
Seafotth Sept 23 and 24
Winghsm Sept 23 and 24
Zurich Sept 22 and 23
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Mrs. Snell and daughter of Seatorth •
spent Sunday with MISS Minnie Gray, it
;Mrs. Weir ane! soar who have It
spent the pasta three' months with all
Mr, and Mrs. Len.' Weir, returned •
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in fact, more than we should carry at this season, and in
order to reduce it as much as possible we will offer
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Dress Goods for less than many lines could be bought
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Ladies Waists from 35c up
House Dresses from 9oc to 1.50
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PURCHASED PA[NCstamp on it, and this mild should
die, Amos Oooper, of t, 'T
Shomas, I, ilIVllriably be followed,
has ;lurched a beautiful new Doherty TIIPROVR WIRING,
Piano thrcugh T. J. McNeil
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The council had a communica,
BRICK•WORK COMMISNCED j tion from the chief engineer of
The bricklayers are busy at the the Hydro EI'nfrio .Power Co,mnlis-
don enclosing a copy of the am end
ed Power •Countissi,on Act, and
notifying them of the appointment
of Mr, George .F, 'Heideman as dig
trice inspector at Stratford' and
advising them that he had been
authorized to act I;t electrical en-
gineer'for Clinton. A quotation
from the letter says Titus contrary
to the rules and regulattions of
the Act to install any electric light
service or covet• any, wiring, with-
out a permit from! ;the inspector
the strict observance: thereof will
greatly improve wiring conditions
in the district."
house of Mrs, Gilchrist and if the
weather keeps fine the brick work
will soon he done
Of1ANOFMFN GIVE AGUN.
The. Orangemen of North 'Huron
have decided to donate e m achiue
gust to the 331-d. Overseas Batt!.
in training at+L ondoe.
SHAKESPEARE NEVER REPEATS
But everybody can't he aSleakes
neare. T 'herefore ,eve repeat -
"May we supply your printil) .re-
quirements". Call up the New
Bra if your st)ck is running low.
At BIG 0L, TER. , '
The New Fra, from now till Jan-
uary 1.916 foe 35 cents Send it to
your friends. Our aim will be to
give you all the local news. If ,you
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New Era do us a favor by sending
us their name or showing them the, end is near at hand. Get'ti'ng
your. own paper! and [pointing tout busy preparing' for another Winter
thef 35 cent offeiS to them, ; campaign has a bad look about it.
BOUGHT TFIE LAND. Cut let the close come when ,it may
the Allied are bound to come out
conquerors. Bolin Bull never
does things ley hidve05. ,
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As the good old Summer Rime be
gins' to wane it Would be a good
idea', to block rout the campaign for
the coming 'Tall and. Winter las 11
may relate to, business school
church, lodge, etc.., nod over
looking the home. A' good plan
well worked is feesuperior to halve
ard me'thod's of guessing atter hop
ing for accomplishments. By care
ful study or situation' a11000om
of action, is often obtained that,is
entirely lacking where youhtaveto
'lump at conclusions, ttBe, sure
you.re'eightand then tgofahead' is
not bad logic.
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,This is the season of the year
when the member of the 'Municipal
al Council who promised to "bring
down the rate" often has to scratch
hes head, and look: wise ]as: he, en
deat' or do red earn( apaoonnise' he
probably never Should have made...,.
it is otent
n u':1
>i easier to
criticise
from, the outside ;'than to, perform
'Whenyott are one, of the "insiders"'
We can't belong to an Empire fat
war though, without being called'
upon to eon tribute our share ,to-
ward helping secure the"sinews"
Many aland will feel' the pinch
for long years Ito come.
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Editorial Notes
The last piece Of land) (behind
the stores of Cooper, land Co.
Chapman's shoe- storey was' pur-
chased by A. T. Cooper from
Mr. Tisdale, of Toronto. Mr, Jas.
Smith put tho ileac through 'Messrs
ads, 'i!lyen, Geo. McLennan, A. T.
Cooper, and the Ban(: now own
the vacant lot, Which if sold_ to
•irother party woalcl give some of
them no outlet at alt.
WILLIAM GRAHAM BURIED
The funeral of William, youngest
8011 of the late Rev James Graham
formerly pastor of Rattenbury Meths
dist church took place Monday after
noon at 2.30 o'clock from the borne of
his brother, Rev. Dr. J. W. Graham.
17 Wells street Toronto, to Mount
Pleasant Cemetery. The funeral was
private. The services were in charge
of Rev. Dr. Wm Briggs. The deceased
is survived by his mother, Mrs Jas.
Graham, a brother, Rev. J. W. Gra
ham, and three sisters, Miss Jean Gra
11am of the Toronto Saturday night,
Mrs, Walter Ardiel of Toronto, and
Miss Faith Graham of Ottawa
HYDRO A
'�' COUNTING SYSTEM,.
One of the features' of the
Provincial Hydro exhibit at the
Grenadian .NtiLiam' !Exhibition, To-
ronto, this year, will be a ciemon
stration cf the various laecount-
ing systc ms t3secl by et311) Hydro
town. Superintendent C'l'ank, of
the Cli'•'ton 'Hy leo plant, has re
added a circular letter requesting'
that sample Dards be forwarded to
the Provincial 1 Cu mtset
on These
systems will
.,.
be comae b
y p3 d, by ,the
l0 el Managers with a view to
impro eipg ' their own accounting
eysteml
11VITHOUT WAB STAMPS.
Many complaints aro received
that cliec ices are 110vo being issued''
t y 'busin'ess houses without war
stamps' on: them` This id especial
11v the ease who'd cl they are sent
to outside points, evidentiE with
the idea that the person toiwhom
they aro sent, will putt, up ,thetwo
cents rattled daft a'eturh] tbe
elaecic , The person issuing tate
Cheque is supposed >to puti' the
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5,000 women, :God,, bless them,
had their hearts touched because
General De
Wet and
agrandeo
W of
Kruger, of South African fame bed.
been nabbed early in their
insurrection bust+
inose and asked to pay the [penalty
for (their disloyalty' by fines a,hc
imprisonments. Those dear 54si
ters asst that the triaitors he excused
and granted their, liberty. Guess.
theymad-beasked tocontinue
where they are until Peace, is pito-
claimed.
Theymay thank, thcl
r
stars it was the British who were
dealing with them or'they would,
be taking their '"long" sleeps' be -i
f.eke this Post contrition may be
sincere beet 1± Would( weigh, betttet..-.
Iit 11 dict not come', after inability ito
Author dodge the enveloping; net
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