HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1914-08-20, Page 5Thuesc Auguse 20th,
A"WREN the food reaches the stomach it is Bubiested to a peculiar
r churning movement by the muscular walls a the stomaoh"-(See
Dr, Pierce's Medical Adviser, page 46). In the liver, kidneys and
ti skin, the blood is purified of its waste materials --these organs act
, UM n as human filters, leaving the blood pure and clear -unless liver,
• digestive tract and kidneys are clogged.
Chu n Dr. Pierce's Golden'
Medical Discovery,
is a stomach, liver and kidney tonic -by assisting
the stomach to assimilate, the livet'to filter, the
kidneys to act -the poisons are removed, the red blood
corpuscles are increased and one feels light, fresh and active
instead of logy, dull and heavy: The "Discovery" stimu-
lates the stomach, increases action of heart and arter-
ies and is a most satisfactory alterative in blood -taint of any character.
The refreshing influence of this extract of native medicinal plants has
heen favorably) known for over forty years. EveryWhere eeMe neighbor
tan tell you of the good it has done.
Sold by all medicine dealers in liquid or tablet fomq ors:end/50 one -cent
stamps to Dr, Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.,and a tried box Will be mailechyou.
DISTRICT NEWS
BruSkle
non -As McLean, of Wingham. has
been awarded the contract for the
MET/ sewer on Turneerry street south.
Work was commenced this week with
adrent 20 men on the staff.
W. le Rogerson and son, of Wheel.
erg, West Virginia, and C. kle Roger.
Zinn. of Jaooestown, N. Y.,were here
(this week making the trip by auto-
rooelle, 'They were residents of
AtiOnt'S Township some 30 years ago.
The public library board have am.
ranged with the Maple Leaf Lyceum
Berean for a course of four concerts.
le be put on during the winter mouths
Rev. Mr. Ferris of Toronto, will con
slant the Melville Church. services -next
Sunday The pastor will he back,
final) his vacation for the following
Samday.
Thursday was Brussels Civic Hell,
aav and about 200) took advantage of
Pm excursion to Kiecardine: It was
*a wet, disagreeable day,
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR IA
eee-e, Belgrave
• ' Intent:led- for last week.
r r
! rdra. Allison has recovered from
iher -recent illness.
The whooping cough is going the
Tonnes of the village and vicinity.
Bev. Mr. Boyle will occupy his owa.
pallet in Knox church next Sunday,
What is the matter with Belgrave
having a Civic holiday and having a
iday'a sport?
Mess
Win. Wray spent last week
Wlbher daughter,Mrs. Wm. Bryant),
whose home is on the Morris and
Bullet Boundary.
David Sproat, and niece, Miss Belle
Sproat, spent last week in Seaforth
=Peeving old friendships at the Old
Boys' and Girls' reunion.
Wan. Nethery, has purchased the
, house and lot on Main street from
Miss Owens and will make their home
lfm the village ehortly.
"Linear verandah thunder con-
struction- on the inorth and Wese
froiehege of the Manse, whith will
d Imerch eo the, comfort of the °-
/repents. •
1 Owing to illness [Rev. Mr. Young
oflelieford, evlas unable tetake his
work here. last Sunday in Knox
church. Rev, Mr. Campbell, who
es visiting his home (near Clifford
took the servile Instead.
Miss Annie 1Geddes, dlaughter of
leoleeirt Geddes, has beenenteged
eoteach enthe vicinity of Grand
at a salary :of $600 per an
amuse. eiVehrlsh her success as she
eels been a bright student.
Tle Woman's Inetitete will meet
enthe Foresters? lHa1t , Belgeave,
next Tuesday Aug. 18th at 2.30. A
good program; swill be given Also
zeirenaniatration on "Boning a
chickens" All will be weleomle.
Messers. Rogerson, erten Wheel
Jag, Virgieeia, aid Jaimestown, N.
Yelare renewingold friendships in
this locality. They were former
nesidents of leforres tolwnethip and
Myth, removing to Uaahle Sam's
ideag 30 years ago.
Toronto Market$
ogs, , , $10.65
C,attle 9.00
Lambs , 9.50
Sheep . 7.00
Cheese 4 1, 13 1-16c.
Butter , 22c to 25e
Eggs . {.. 22e to 24e
Wheat, 4. 1.10
Oats _..4 . 55c
62 to 64
Barley
ileOtatoes per hag . 1.25
Beans ' -.4 $1.75 to 1.85
council a bylaw. fixing the rate of
taxation for the year was passed as
follows County rate, 2 mills; public le
brary, 75 mills: ;municipal rate 195
mills: Collegiate Institute, 3,2 mills;
public school '7.6 mills, and separate
school. 7.6 mills. Mr. Ed, Mole was
• reappointed electrical inspector, and
• Joseph Keating, building inspector.
Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Crich left this
week on a trip to Winnipeg, Man. Mr.
fetich will attend the Bakers' conven-
tion, there this week.
Meesrs. Will and Scott Hayes, of
Regina are here on a visit •to their
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thos. E flays.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Seale rtb -
Several ot the naembers of tbe
Ladies' Canadian Club are making a
peesonae canvass of the town and
neighborhood for subscriptions on be.
half of the Hospital ship, and are
meeting with a generous response,
S. Beattie, of Iola, Kansas,
is visiting at the home of his father,
Mr. John Beattie.Groderich Street.
• De George McIntosh, of Catargus,
New York Stete, isvisitingihis parents
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McIntosh, Cromble
Mreet:
Bliss Mary Walker, of Regina, and
dEr Sam Walker. of Winnipeg, are
visaing their parents, Mr. and left's.
W. J. -Walker.
Miss Mabel Govenlock left this week
for New Westminster, B, C. where she
heti accept an engagement for next
wear.
Miss Gladys Thompson has been en*
seged on the staff ot the Merriton
pubic school. •
Messrs. Walker and Whiteley are
tend possessors; of an auto for
eln they paid the sum of one
e oiler each. These two gentlemen
twee the nearest to guessing the cor
rect number of beans in the bean guess
irylg contest, conducted by the Se:.
lorth fire brigade, in connection with
the Old Bore reunion. There were
606 beans in the jar and tneir guess
was 5865. There were in the neighbor
hoed of 600, guesses registered, the
highest being 29,565, and the lowest
1,051.
At the regular meeting of the town
Goderich Township
Miss Olive Joennston of Woodstock
is visiting az Mr. F. Leonard's on the
I6th con.
This section was visited by a heavy
rain etorm this week.
25 cents gets the New Era until the
end of 1914. Tell your friends about
the bargain.
Mr. Bert Cooper has been engaged
by S. 5. No. 1, for the ensuing term,
Miss &reline Holland has been en
gaged by the Summerhill school board
at a salary of 8575.
feLINTON NEW ERA:.
"HOCH DER KAISER"
Colborne
Mr. H. Hilher and family of Toronto
have returned home after a few weeks
visit with friends in this vicinity.
The Misses Page of Hamilton are
making an extended visit at the home
of Mr, W. B. Forster.
Mr. Thomas Bolan. of Goderich Sun
cloyed with friends on the Maitland.
Miss Sylvia Halliman is visiting at
the home of Mr, W. 0. Hurst,
Mr. Ed. Grigg had the misfortune to
lose a valuable cow this week.
D. F. Schwanz had the carpenters
last week repairing the barn on the
All in property.
The heavy raine this week will do an
immense amount of good in helping
the late crops along.
Rear-Adimieal Coughlan ef he
Tenilite,d Stete,s navy, who has just
retirred will, be, chiefly eetnembered
because he irecitecl "Hoch Der
Kaiser" at a dinner of (the Union
League club se couple of years ago,
and .aleciest °related international
complications. by doing so. The
verses are as follows
Der Kaiser van das leatherletell
lend Gott :mull all dings command
Ve two -ah! Donn you understand
Meenselfl-und Goal
Vile SOMA hnen sing dee1bower di-.
vine,
Meen soldiers sing "Die Whacht
ani Rhein,"
Tend dee* 'der health in leh.einith)
wine
Of na.e•-und Gott
Here's France. she swaggerall
around
She ausgespieldt-shoh 00 aggoun,d
To much 'we the* ,she don't
emceed.
Meen,self-und Gott!
She will inot dere to fleht again
Ent ef she shouldt, I'll show her
blahs(
Dot Elsass and eineeren,che Lor -
reline -
Are. eifeile-by .Gott
D,ere's Grandma clinks she's nicht
small beer
nett Boers, and such sheeiniterflere ;
She'll learn none owns, ths' hemise
pheme
But nee -and Gott i
She denks, good 'Frau, fleeter ships
she's got
Cod soldiers ilinedt the scarlet 'coat,
AeIil We. could koo,ock dem, Pouf !
like dot,
Meensele-rnidt Gott !
In dimes of perm, brebaee for wars
I spear der .helani send spear of Mars,
Cud eare net for /den thousland
,Czars,
Meiniselfi-anidt aott1
In. fact I humor efry whim, -
Mit aspect dark nod) visage 'grins;
Gott pulls anit Me. and I mit Him
Meim)self-und Gott
.Pluburn
Mr. A, Asquith and sou shipped a
carload of apples to Winuipeg last
week,
The illustrated lecture given under
the auspices of the Bible Society by
their agent, Mr. Clark on 'ruesday
night was not largely attended the
ram keeping many away.
Mr, Geo. hemp is improving his pro
'petty hy erecting anew verandah
along the front of his house.
Miss Bedford of McNaught is visit
ing acquaintances here. -
Master Gordon Ball is spending this
week with his friend Master Frank
Raithby,
Hayfield
The entertainment given by ."the
Methodist Congregation was greatly
attended and the services of Mrs. Rich
;ads were much appreeiated.
Clan Gorgan Square is once more
clear of obnoxious weeds.
Mrs. Chas. Walters of Grand Rap
ids is visiting her friends here.
Mrs. Saxby one of our tourists is on
a trip to Totonto.
1 Harold Pollock of the 480h High
enders is summoned to prepare for
the front
St. Andrews 5 S. picnic will be held
in Jowetts grove on 'Wednesday next.
BUSINESS AND
le SHORTHAND
Subjects taught by expert instructors
at the
if, M. G. A. BLDG.. -
LONDON, ONT:
Students assisted to positions. College
in session from Sept. 1st, Catalogue
free. Enter any time.
LW. Westervelt J. W. Westervelt, Jr.
PrInClpal tr. eliartereasecoustant
VIce-Prindea1
The apple men in this section are
greatly worried over the prospects of
getting rid of their crops. They have
one of the best crops they have had
for a number of years of first class
fruit but onelecount of the war :there
seems to he no chances for shipment
to Britain, In consequences the home
market can not use near the crop. Al
though the apples are getting nearly
ready for purchasing the buyers are
fighting shy of concluding deals,
Rev. W. D. Turner of St. Andrews
Church who is at present taking his
vacation exchanged pulpits with Rev.
Mr. Laing of Auburn on Sunday.
Mr. Caeser of Meaford spent a few
deys here this week visiting his daugh
ter Mrs. Thomas.
The rains of the past few days did
a great amount of good to the roots
and pastures and although it retarded
progressin the harvest fields the farm
ers were pleased to have it,
Mrs, Somers of British Columbia
who is visiting her sister Mrs. Thomas
sang a beautiful solo in the Presbyter
ian Church on Sunday evening.
There are a few cases of typhoid
fever here at present but the cases are
alt doing well under the doctor's care,
Wingham
The handsome new armory on Ed.
ward street has been completed, and is
now ready to he taken off the centre°.
tor's hands. The building is a red
brick structure, 44x90 feet, and is the
first of the kind in this section of On-
tario. Mr. J. Mills of Kincardine, had
the contract for the construction and
Messers. A. Young and A. Schaefer
took the contracts of plumbing and
Painting. The interior is fitted with
hardwood flooring throughout, and
contains besides a drill hall, 40x70 feet
three rooms on the ground floor for
storage of clothing, rifles, etc. Above
these is the gallery, with three apart-
ments for the officers' use. in the base
lama, there is a large furnace room
and shooting gallery,, 8x60 feet. the
windows of which are fitted v,ith ven-
tilators to carry away the smoke,
The building is furnished with brass
fittings, electric light and fire protec-
tion and is painted throughout in a
stone blue color,
FARMER'S W.IFE
ALMOSTA.,..WRECK
Restored to ,Health by Lydia
E. Pinkharn's Vegetable
Compound -Her
Ow,n Story.
London, Ont.-" I am a farmers wife
and a very busy woman. Last summer
I was taken with
severe pains in my
back so bad that I
could not get up or
scarcely move with-
out pain, and my
periods were pain-
ful. My husband
called in a good doc-
tor and I was under
his care for some
time, but he did me
little or no good.
One day a friend of mine told me to
try Lydia E. Pinkhatn's Vegetable
Compound as she had been greatly
helped by it. I began taking it and
soon got well, and my periods became
natural again. Since then I have had
perfect health. In fact I have never felt
so well in my life. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is a medicine
many women need. If you think this
letter will help other women please pub-
lish it." -Mrs. K. C. YOUNG, Tambling's
Corner, London, Ontario, Canada.
Womenwho suffer from these distress-
ing ills peculiar to their sex should not
doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to restore their
health.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound will help you,write
to Lydia E.PinichamIlledieineCo.
(confidential) Lynn,IVItessefor ad-
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
'PAGE FIVE
, MINOR LOCALS.
And now they talk of frostin the
west.
Wonder Will "Made in Germany"
goods be as popular as ever in Can
ad?
Lots of rain now.
ravehmoommtifil
Local News ik
LANNAMMPARMAR
Porter's Hill
Misses Cora and Lily Stort and
nephew Donovan Start of Gurries
Crossing spent a few days at 0. W.
Potter's lest week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Vanderburgh
and Wesley Vanderburgh spent a
couple of days in London last week.
Miss Pearl Potter is visiting at Our
ries Crossing.
Mr, and Mrs. Burke, of Rochester is
visiting at Mrs, Burke's.
Mr. C. G. Newton and son Gerald of
Goderich are visiting at Clem Newton.
Mr. and Sirs. (Merles Johnson of
Toronto are visiting at R. Y. Clox's.
Wro, Elliott returned to his home at
Spokane after spending a month with
his lather Wm. Elliott.
A Harvest Home under the auspices
of Bethel church will be held on Coun
oilier Lindsay's lawn on Friday even.
ing, August 2eth. Tea will be,served
from six to eight o'clock. There will
be ice cream, bananas etc., sold on the
ground. Come and bring your friends
with you.
rmImamaa • •
Hallett
Miss Cora MeCool has returned to
her home ‚after spending a few weeks
at Toronto.
Mrs. Carter bf the West spent a
week with her brother in law, Richard
Carter,
Miss Cora Forbes of Leadbury spent
a few days with her friend Mrs. Albert
Note
ERECTING NEM BARN. •
ja,meh Hamilton is having a
new cemeeet been heeded on shes
property on High' Street.
ADVERTISING-USD/IS.
"Beyond' immediate returns from
an advertising campaign, study the
returns in good or ill. will."
MIGHT HAVE BEEN BESIEGED.
Goderich
In the competition for the best,
standing oat crop given by the West
Huron Agricultural Society the follow
in are the winners First Hugh Hill 83
points second, R. L. Salkeld Goderich
Towaship74 points third John Sower
by Goderich Towhship 72 points four
to 11. K. Revell Goderich Township 69
points fifth Isaac Salkeld Goderica
Township 66e points sixth John S.
Clark Colborne Township 62e points
seventb Flick Bros, Colborne Town
ship 62 points. By the regulations
the first five winners are eligible to
compete in the sheaf contest at the
Toronto Exhibition. The Judge was
E. R. Mortimer Who expressed great
satisfaction with the quality and
quantity of oats grown in this part of
the county.
About 1,000 people listened to the
impressive service here Sunday morn
ing when the overseas contingent 10
strong with the Thirty third Regi
ment Bend and 20 of No. Co. Thirty
third Regiment, held an open air eery
ice. Rev.rer. Seeger of Vancouver
• took the service and Rev. Mr. Dickey
of Cbalham preached one of the fine
st sermons ever delivered to military
men here, In concluding he asked the
soldiers to fight with ell their
might knowing ' that their careie
was a just one. A victory for _Ong
land and a victory for humanity and
for all that was best in the world and
a victory for Germany meant the en
slaving and degredation of all the ne
tions of the earth. He remined, them
of the many glorious victories Eng
land had won at Waterloo and Trafal
gar, The volueteers listened with pro
Grand Bend. Mune attention.
The eann)nadinge of the thunder
Monday end Tuesday evenings
made et seem ,ael if the town was
besieged.
BAND AT BLYTHI FAIR.
At a meeting oe the Directors of
Blyth Agrioultural Society arrange
meats were made to secure Cline
ton Kittle Baited for show, days -
Sept. 29,ance 30th.
ONE PROTEST
AGAINST LIBERALS.
As only one deposit has ,been
made, all the Conservative protests
with the exception of theleaganese
Malcom. Lang, Liberal M. ilhc. Peter
Cocheaesehave been discounted.
10» WANTS WATER.
The officials/ af the G. T. Bo are
trying to 'makes zae agreement
with the townto supply water
for theta), teak ete,, ntTitd staelon
A /sea:Hem:eat raw be arrived et
lamer day.
BLYTH GIRL VOLUNTEERS,
Miss , Annie Spafford (of St.
Joseph's hospital London, and
daughter/ of Mrs. Spafford Blyth
has volunteered to gcl as a a -mese
'with the Canadian ,contingent to
the seat of War.
PAPERS GOING UP
Notices have been) printed' from
offices of the Toronto Star axed
News that their sobscription, eete
outside of Toronto will be raised
to $2( a year' lestead of eoemerey
$1.50. The increase goes into effect
on October 1st,
SEND OATMEAL TO,BRITAIN.
Mr. J. ,Leekee Wilson who spoke
SClineten alt Cm, Speing Fah
Bienree.et, suggests that Ontario
eleueld Wed 30,000,000 pomeds of
oletmeal to (Britain in) this' time of
strees. s,aiys `Ontario's oat crop
islabout 100,000,000 bushels, and.
that the gilt welch would be/worth
($500,000,r could he (easily, spared,
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE,
Owing to inetructions sent the
district President there will be a
special Imeetiag of the Women?s in
satiate tat the home of tiro Presi-
dent Mts. 'Monroe on Friday after-
noon et three o'clock sharp. Mem,
bees please be present as Ibusiness
of Importance is to be brought be-
fore the meeting The regales) Au-
gust meeting is withdrawn
GER1VIAN GOODS BARRED.
As A result of the war Canada
may shortly become cne of elle
world's greatest producers of jewel
ry as well ate other small areieles
Canadian jewelry merchants report
that a large trade in gold omit
meats has been severed between
this continent and Germany by the
orders of .the Government, which
prohibits, the importation, of Ger-
man) goods white the two countries
are at war, Under the legislation
all goods inanrefactured int tGre
many of any description are barred
Canada imports millions of dollars
of stuff, large and Sternal! from
Germlany, printing, lithographing
drugs, jeweley, ornaments, toys
and inefact the anajwity of the
5 laud 10 cent stores. These places
will have to (seek their goods else-
where, und the result well be aecord
ing to mainfutacturess and mere
chants. that( Caleeda wilt start and
produce, them herself.
'Myth
Charles Sundercock of Owen Sound
spent a few days with his sister Mrs.
Orin Hooper.
Miss Annie Weymouth is the guest
''of her uncle, John Wayinouth.
Mr. and Mra R McKa,y and Mrs,
Pecelurchie are at present visiting at
DEAN DAVIS. GETS LONG
SERVICE MEDAL.
Very Bev. Dean, E. Davis, °acme
dom clean, of the diocese of,Eforon
received through military Theeiad-
quarters, Wednesday a silver long
service miedat for his 24 yearsecon
n,ection wale the Seventh Fusiliers
as chaplain,.
25 CENTS.
Will pay for the New Era to new
subscriters in Canada from now uns
til the end of the year. If you are
already a subscriber accept the
chance to send the New Era for the
balance of the year to your distant
son daughter or friend who will ap-
preciate reading the home neves.
COURT OF REVISION OF
THE VOTERS LIST.
Pursuant totthe Statute the Court
oe Revision of the Voters list for
1914 for the Munielpallety of Cline
ton will be (held by the J.utclge; isa
the town hail onsTuesday Septean
ber lst, .ati9 .o'clock a. nal Meet
of Ian complaints lodged is posted
rap (in the hierks °fine,
-NEPHEW MARRIED..
The following eneieriage notice re
eerie to A nephew) °GM.. D. Moe
of Itown.-Al quite wedding took
peace in (lefoosejaere Sask., oriejuly
29th 'when Mies Effie Mae= was
limited) hi marriage( ta Mr. Flerman
Prior of Portage lat Prairie and son
of Mrs. Thos. Prior of Exeter. They
will be at home toteheir frienila
213 Duff eein Aveiege Pertage la
Pnairie after 6epteanber 1st
Had a Weak Heart
and Bad Shaky
Nerves for Years
Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills Cured Him
Mr. H. Percy Turner, Marie Joseph,
N.S., writes: -"I have had a weak heart
and bad, shaky nerves for years, and
have tried almost everything, but noth-
ing did me any good till I was advised
to try Milbum's Heart end Nerve Pills.
I was surprised to find how one box
helped me, so I tried two more and am
now completely cured. You may use
my letter as an aid to others suffering
from heart or nerve troubles."
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are
a specific for all run dbwn men and women
troubled with their heart or nerves.
Milbum's Heart and Nerve Pills are
50 cents per box, or 3 boxes for $1.25
at all dealers or mailed direct on receipt
of price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
Toronto, Ont.
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*War Summary ‘,
op 0
Alteri.. eirViVi
• Thursday
A decielve battle is. reported to
be raging between Lanvain and
Nlaimue,
The Peelfic, is declared safe ear
raavigation
'The Ansteibee fleet has made' for
ehe open ,seas
French, penay :rfO,W 19 miles feom
Mite
German troo pstake 1,000 Russian
pris,oners avt Staltopenie
Quebec's gilt to Imperial forces
wilt he toner millien pounds of
Clenedien cheese.
ci HP HA
OMAPS SOAP
Wednesday
A POSITIVE CURE
FOR RHEUMATISM
Hundreds of People Have
Found "Fruit -a -fives", Their
Only Help
READ THIS LETTER
Superintendent of Sunday School in
Toronto Tells How He Cured Himself
of Chronic Rheumatism After Stiffer.
ing for Years.
55 Doverecoune aoAD, Oct. 1st. 2913.
"For a long tirne, I have thought of
writing you regarding what 3 term a
most remarkable cure effected by, your
remedy "Fruit-a-tives". I suff ered from
Rheumatisin, especially in my hands.
I have spent a lot of money without
any good results. I have taken "Fruit-
a-tives" for x8 months now, and am
pleased to tell you that I am cured.
All the enlagement has not left my
hands and perhaps never will, but the
soreness is all gone and I can do any
kind of work. I have gained 35 pounds
in x8 months".
, R. A. WAUGH
Rheumatism is no longerthe dreaded
disease it once was. Rheumatism is
no longer one of the " incurable
diseases". "Pruit-a-tives" has proved
its marvellous powers over Rheu-
matism, Sciatica, Lumbago -in fact,
over all such diseases which arise from
some derangement of stomach, bowels,
kidneys or skin.
"Fruit-a-tives" is sold by all dealers
at 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.5o, trial size,
250. or seta postpaid on receipt of
price by Beuit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
cruisece 'which were reconmoirtering
Noaosses are repbrted or el atme,d.
"A.leertain, liveliness is apparent in
the !leathern, area ohthe North
sea," says the Press Bureau.
Filltylioall lion. dollars will le e, Cane
ada's votetfor the war.
'seeding of the British troops has
been, completed inFrance.
Canada's, first ,war session in a
century openedt Tuesclay. It is a
Parliament without politics.
No' casualties yet in British Army
is the official report,
Canadia•n Troops moblize Thurs
day.
B,attle raging in Belgiuna.
The British. official Press Bur-
e)au (announced that some .desulto-y
fightipg occurred Tuesday be-
tween the British patrolling squad
roma, and )flotillas and German
Two Gerrolalni fmival aviation offi-
cers were larrested du; the Dutch
Islaml off the coast of
' The, Englikshi growlers are busy
clearing up rhe Mimes, in (the North
Sea. The Germaid fleet ie bottled
up Jn its, ports, ,
One Hunelredf nurses to go from
Canada forethe. Red CrOES service,.
Japan has declared war against
Germlainy. ,
There are persistant rinallors that
Italy 'weltejoin the? Triple Bititente.
The British{ 'Admirality gave the
assurance that the ocean routes
are welt petrolled.
The Belgians captured the Gere
mlaue artillery in their engagement
of (August 12th.
It is estimated that five million
dollars in gold) has been received
,at Ottawa from New York and -to
the Bank ',a England. ,
The Montenegrin's? have invaded
Austrta.
Field Marshal Sir John, Feenieh,
Commander -int -Chief of the, British
Held army has joined the French
General at Paris,
she-,
Friday .
Germans comitinueeadvance on
Brussels. ,
A number of woun.ded troops ar-
rived at Southampton from 'Bel -
Own. Thereport did not sew to
which army they belonged,
Kitchener, secrobaey ef state of
war netitied the press that . any
-
newspaper publishing news of na-
vai or military movements except
eleat issued by the official bureau
would be suspended. -
Italy suenmoned home tall their
Ambassadors in Paris, Sit. Peters-
burg, London land Berlin, to cone
greet with thera concerning the war
situation:
A report s)ays the Austrians were
repulsed by the Sensian. army.
The British pruiser Bristol fought
long ranige with the German
beat Karlsru.hehand the latter' fled
in the .clarknfcess ,
Russians capturetown of Sokal
in Austrian Galicia.
An artillery division will be mob
ilized at once consisting of three
brigades of 1 guns each, and a
total force of 69 officers, 2,316'10en
,aind 2,238 horses.
Tuesday
esees
'The capital of Belgiunts has been
moved to Agstw4rp,
Britain and Italy are negotiating
to foemt .anallienhe
'The British 'Cc:emanate, fruitgrenv-
ere Association will give e00,000
barrels of .apples for the British
troops in the field.
Greece waerni Turkey that if re-
ports are iteue that Turkey is
creasing Belgians territory and
marching in directienl oft:Greece,
military and naval measures will
be taken; immediately,
No correapondents are allowed
with the Britiah army,
Canadian Parliament met today,
The sinking ot the Austrian eruis
er, Aspern off the Moaseselniegren
coast has been, coneermed.
The Germain; cruiser Leipzig re-
ceived only, eaough ,cosit 'at San
Francisco to )allow( her to ,sail to
Samoa.
A .cable front Paris states .that
a 'naval battle has occurred off
Canary' Island and the German war
ship sunk by a British cruiser,
winch else captured a Genian, ship
containing anunition, of war.
A message from Brazil states that
the Hainburg-Amerissam, steamee.
"Sante Catharine" has been capt
urea by e -British :which 'had a
aneilien dollar cargo on boargll,
Seed Wheat
We have a quantity of4 . "Gold
000e Seed )Whealt for sale.. This
wheialt .has bee,n1 peeved to be one)
of lthebest varieties to sealed Mir
severe winters, givilieg an extea
large yield this year..
Special
Fall Wheat Fertilizer
11 you will compare the results
of allInfEl {Shur -Crop ?Fertilizer
with. others in this districte ,you
will be iconhieleed that there are
'melt better. Try num, br.and tele
season and prove for youreelf.
10,000. dozen) New Laid Eggs latid
1,000 Hens and Chketens ,wanted
e,aich, week' at top prices!.
. ... Monday
Japan hal sent an ultimatauni to
Germany deman,tining that s,he with
draw her warehips and evacuate
Mane -Chan by August 23 or Ja-
pan, .will take action.
The Socialists are rising in re-
volt throughout Germany .
Food prices. lo Great BritaitOmve
not been raised,
Germany has an extended front
of nearly 300.
.All German prisoners raptured
complain of being ,badly f ea.
Russilaa' appeals to Poland -and
premis,es them autonomy iin return.
Vom Eminich, German command
ex at the siege of,(Lie,ge is dead..
Saturday
The transportation of the French
troops into Belgian eerreitory )15
now complete.
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Ontario's Popular Exhibition
September lith to 19th. 1914
INCREASED PRIZE LIST
Magnificent Programme of Attractions. Two Speed Events Daily
New Fireworks every night.
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The Dominion Experimental Farm Exhibit and
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The Con. T. Kennedy Shows will fill tlae Midway,
Music by the Best available Bands
Reduced Railway Hates Commencing September ilth
Special Excursion Days, Sept, 15th, 16th, 17th.
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