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MEDICAI.
Mao 1lU0TI AOBS Physicfall and Surgeon
tot
and xesideaoe bottled Dominion Bank,
9/110 Phone No, I. Residence ?Ilene No, Ina
1nT • P, 4. BURROWS Seaterth Office and 0s
•Yl4eaoo@-tioderioh Street, Cant of the Meth
oditst Mali, Coroner for County. of Hexon
'Telephone No. 40.
tltenOlt Hoppatal, Londoo,Eagland'
R i t attentton to dlsaasafl of Rye, Ear, Nose
d Thxoat,
4q''1,148 SCO. 1: x MACKAY, Physicians and
4.PHurgaons, Goderieb Street, opposite Mettle.
Church. Seaforth,
Bep'rr,grailuateVietorht and Ann Arbor, and
BrgosfrrCollege
o anti
'Burgeons, loouer Ciny 8110ron.
1.1 eeKav, bouor graduate Trinity University,
gold medalist Trinity Medical college. Member
; :of College e.3 Pysleiane and Surgeons, anta01' ,
�R,GED.- u141t,EMAi`,Ostooponc specialist1
In Wurea's and Cltil•100U's dressesalld 1
EhoumaUt troubles. Acute aid c hrmV disord
ers, Pear, Eye Nose and Throat Adenoid ra
• move(( With Int thc'htrite. Consults 41.0 4003. -I
Royal lintel
Tuesday, 3 lit, tn, 0,'d :rriday 8 a.m.
JOHNMissued by
Urrps e C 1SOS Ndnlf,l;z4a
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• liyoPen rree, a postcard will get our rapes ccideata
J. 33. frllMe111LEY,
Gen ends Agent for London Life Insurance Co..
ad f mr-+:ssa1 Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co,
Seaforth, Ont.
v1g'
fames Watson
General Fire, Lite and Accident lnsur0131)
Agent, and dealer in r;uwdug Machines,
IAMain Street. Seaforth,
THE .McI ULLOP
Mutual Fire Insurance CI
t
Property Only Insured.
ifs areal and iso-ated
Town
OFFICERS
Jas, i,rtnl01.y, Godorh1., President. lames
Frans. Beechwood, 'S'ice.Prod din 3. T l+,nla,
•�Hays, Seaforth. Soc.-Treas.
1 Directors
,, D. F. McGregor. Seaforth; John G. Grieve, G:
Winthrop W. Rion,
Constance'Yohn Bennewols,
Modh, C'Robert :ers, Harinockl Mharo
Isom* Connolly, Goderlch: Jas. Evans, Haechwoo4.
tr General Observations
Agents '' G
Ales. Leitch, Bedeck; E. Hinckley. Seaforth •'.
Af014m Chesney. Egmondville; J. W. Ye„ ,
Hplmesvme; R. G. Jarmouth, Brodhayect jai!
Kerr and John Govenlock, Seaforth, ac-iltors,
Parties desirous to effect Insurance or tunes'-,
other bushteen will be promptly attended an tc The second Marne has boon fought
appRcatlon to any of the above officers, address !and won. ,lust after the Brltiall went
• to their resoective postoMces.
into the fight the first Marne was gain -
ikintrit4 DEW
IS ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
From the Office
AIN ST. s SEAI'ORTH, GNT•
Phone 84 Evening ti
,w
SUBSCRIPTION
tine dollar per year, Aridly 10 ad v a nee
it not pard in 08vauce, one del\ar and
a half will be charged. finited 6tate4
vapors, any yenta extoll >triekly lo
ad van esd,
When stlbmtrlbert. eleaanee their address
notice should be/eat us fmmedletely, giving
scribers willhe s onferthe
a favor w by notifying u•s
of any Irregularity of delivery.
Reading Notices -No reading notice.
advertising any entertainment or hatter by
which mons a to be mode by any person
or
chairgbe e. The pri ed l for she Inser-
tion
NEWS
n r-
tion of business announcements is TEN
cents per count line each Insertion
to
parties having
and FVE caper line
103000108 to those having display contracts,
reading notices. ° Ciord of Thanksn5 entertainment
lines, 30 cents.
Judicial, Legal, Official and Govern-
ment Naticao-Ten cents per line for firm0
insertion and five cents per line 80. each
saboteuet insertion,
Yearly cords -Professional Cards,not
exceeding one inch, will be Insertefor
03.00 per pear, pauablc strictly In advance
Display advertising --Rates tarnished
on application.
"Advertisements ordered for 108801ion,
wUntll forbid," and those sent without
written instructions will appear until
ritten orders ere received for their di,
santinnance.
Letters to the Editor must be accom-
panied by the writer's own signature, not
or publication, but as a guarantee of good
faith. The publisher accepts no respon-
sibility whatever for the statements made
In such communications. Letters on rell.
glows topics will not be published at all
except as paid advertising, plainly marked
as such. The rate for such matter le ten
cents per tine,
.1. F. SNOWDON
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
SEAFORTH NEWS
Briefs For The Busy
A patty of returned soldiers paused
a riot in `roroutu last week to avenge a
slight wrong dotle to a returned mien in
it (freak restaurant, 'l'Itey destroyed
'IS 100o worth of property before they
were Stopped. Again all the followiug
night both 88l(lel'9 and civilians tried
to laid pollee stations, but the paRco
eetirely defeated them after knocking
some senseless and arresting others,
Dlsolosures in New York show that
111084.1111111 $100,0011 hod been raised to
8111.sidixe certain newspapers in that
city for Carinae proganda work, mot of Roo and Gun, Buell iltipnrini n,ts
create uneasiness among the people ns Rod and (dun hfeollan(08, Fishing
1 with 1C,tr Uond(Hoes , Notes and 1111119 and Am inlitlitloll-aro
Tho trial of Dl. Malvy, former min. w"Il tnalnt,tinell while a specially Blue-
Teter of Interior in Prance, for disloyal- (rated account of the tournament of the
ty, Moneta out much damaging t est- Canadian Indians et Niagara on t111
moor, although three of the I'rl:.116 18 Lake on July 1st Alla 2ndi0 contained
ander 4411om he served gave tavourall'e in this issue, Prominent trap alioptel'h
.,slilil1 1. ' (o 111:t' prfse4,00. 111 Indian costume are 0110011 111 o011-
I'li'• 'Pale of Two Brothers" i14 Said1i'etion with this account RCD
to he the oldest work of Fiction extant, AND GUN is published by W..1, Tay
It was W1itte1 3,1on years ago by the Iul, Ltd,,, Woodstock, Cut,
Th haul scribe, .14080, (or tho CrownI Harvest alp
Ptnle0, It is preserved rn the British
4lnseuuk According to Registration retlu•i8 of
Theast week or two has been the
1' Jane 22,1d there are over 3,eou men
meet fruitful since the war began, in fn the County of Huron who have had
g4,,14.1 08314104 for the Allies, During the farm experience or are willing to Assist
p let weok the British and 0alladlalle to the saving of the 101've8t '('Ile ore
A r , a ken 01'01' 40 0U ,risen ors and l
Lai t l ,M i gaui2atiou of hesomroes conlrllittr
1810 gnus. Ill the week before the I have had abetreats made of the oard,
the French and Amulericau8 took about I signed 1,y the ahl,00 9'heso smile are
the same number of prisoners 81111 guns' 111 our office and lists have been proper.
n ritsof 111:• Provincial bye-Mections ed for each 1310,4 and village in the
in Mauitoulin cud Lennox have been Comity. '1'ho lists ere in the hands o
TbtirlidaY August
Rod and Gun
"The 4kunk anti Delhi's" by Jane
Dilworth, a story of the vleit of that
partinnlat'ly obnoxious li(blo animal
with the white 8trpi0 down its bank to
the cabin of a Fermat Canadian, 'cA
Wet Breakfast on a Dry Stntnp" by
Marlow A, Shaw, showing the pllysoho-
logical of feet of oontinttots Iain on the
mind of an ordinarily oheerlul camper -
out; 1,1 hen Grandpa Jumped over the
Traces" the story of a trek to the ,lbr.
therm gold Heide; 1 Five Shots at a
Chuck" by F, V. Williams; are 8410033030
the list of ()outwits in the August 188110
The
Original
and
Only
Genuine
Beware
of
Imitations
SOW
on the
Merits
of
Minard's
Liniment
For Sa e
SCRANTON C IAL
W. L. MY. Seaforth.
Phone 1660
Without a proper
systm ofadver-
tisin is tike a
motor without the
power
.4.
Seaforth News
Foonadosenalsasernsetworan
ADVERTISEMENTS
will supply the
'required energy
pikene - 84
eveaings127
ed, Just afar the Americans appear-
ed the second Marne proved a grave-
yard for the Germans. The Kaiser
both times played his gamble eg aiust
time and both times, lost.
The 8003(1081 on Saturday last
should prove a w801114ng t0 p848018 who
are allowing young children to run cars
around town. Not only do they prove
dangerous to themselves but to others
0 1 the streets While the greater
number of oar drivers are very careful
to maintain, at all times, perfect eon-
trol of their machines, and are ready
1 fur say emergency, yet there are some
who are reckless and ready to risk not
! Duly their OW11 lives, but the lives of
others.
a 3
From Berne comes the 0833000 that
nine teeth Getman (Beers have hew' r0-
tire:l because of their failure to stop 1
the French o0'eueive, This punish.!
• nett was inflicted on General Voni
1',31:112. two mayor gereaa'.e. fuin. 011t
or els an,l tlt0ly" fie!tenlnt 0oloeels,
,:.d should the French od'ibeire, to
tvtneh the British tu1r1 th., Arnericare
. are gi oritlil.!y partioipnting mintier:0
I ts 011wnr,1 course, shute German oth.-
will 11}trh1lees 11a0, tfi 0)10131' plln-
i+.h1neit meted um to Ih-to. Of rue
rhlne lea may lie wi0e, -•- who-
- glee is p11001.13, the 'safety first"
Herman Crown Prince will none off
soott foes.
A Newspaper Bargain
Midsuldiltner Special ;
Thi News is in a position to nil' -0
residents in this section areal bargain
in the way of newel :2pegs, We have
concluded ail arrangement with The j
Family Herald and It ookly Star of
M intrea; by v'hich we can offer that!
grout Weekly and the Neaps malt!
January let, I918 for the 0rr1411 stun of
seventy 00110 to new aribscriher8,
The Family Herald publishers me
otlering one hn10110d dollars In prizes
for the best suggestions to improve
that paper anti the offer is open to all
its readers, Orders fur the two papers
maybe loft at this oflioe.
issued, Nominations will be held on
Aug. 20 and p0 lingo 1 Oct. 24, 13, H.
Turner of Little Current has b00u nom -
instated as the canidate ltl Manitou•
lin and will probably be elected with-
out opposition.
A oar driven by Henry Rivers of
Strutbroy fu which were his father aid
molter and others, slid on the road and
ran into the the railing of the bridge.
which broke letting the oar fall 2iii feet
The oceupant8 were bruised badly but
none were killed,
Mrs, Lr, Dangle of Blenheim was 801'-
i0naly injured when the horse she was
driving took fright at an engine and
bolted, throwing the occupants into the
ditch.
A peculiar tangle has arisen over the
Weber liquor ease. 11 appears the
court has ordered the liquor which was
taken to Clinton, to be retuned to him
dere, but it is illegal to ahip liquor at
the present time a"ti. what the court
bas ordered the Art eays must not be
done,
Millers Worm Powders attack worms
in the stomach and intestines at once,
and no worm can Dome in contact with
them and live' They also correct the
unhealthy condition in the digestive or-
gans that invite and encourage worms,
getting up reactions that are most ben-
eficial to tha growth of the child. They
have attested their power in hundreds
of cages and at all times are thoroughly
trustworthy.
Important Notice
the local Organization of Resources
Committee, It is hoped that in thee
40030. those who require help will apply
to these in charge of the het and that
those who are asked 10 armlet in har-
vesting will make all effort to comply
with the request. A little 00 operation
at this time between urban and city
dwellers will aid a great deal.
'1'hk. list for Seaforth is in the hands
of the Seaforth Chairman of the Food
Production Committee, 11R• Haney.
S, B, Stothere,
Department of Agrioulture,
Clinton.
Canadian NataonaJ
Exhibition
Aug.26 TORONTO Sept.7
300,000 admissions sold first
day of advance sale. Come
with the crowds to the great-
est Exposition in the 40 years'
history of the C. N. E.
"The Heroes
of Britain"
A production of tremen-
dous force and beauty,
with 1200 participants.
All the colorful parapher-
nalia of romance and his-
tory in the making. In-
spiring, dramatic --- a
spectacle every Canadian
should see.
to Harvesters MOVEMENT - LIFE
I SPLENDOR
A Patriotic Thrill in every scene
There is every probability that Har -
008(00'8 Exenrsiuus to Western Canada
after Aug, 22nd, will he oanc811ed.
Those intending to go west should leave
031 1410 first excursion. ^'
Dt,fes of 8018; -From Toronto and
east and 1,ort}1 August 20th; from Tor-
onto and west and 80(1th August 22nd.
Ganadierl Nouthern Railway Special
Trains leave Toronto Uhiou Statim.
10 MU p in August 9111th and 221)41,
10 L FAIRBAIRN,
General Passenger Agent,
Toronto, Ont
A Mild Pill for Delicate Women.
Tue most most delicate woman can un-
dergo a cn808e of tl•eattnetlt of Permian
vegetable Pills without fear of noplsa
sant consequences Their tuition while
wholly effective is mild Sod agreeable,
No violent pains or purgiugs follow
their use as thousal'de of 1v0111011 who
h ive used them mill testify They are
therefore strongly recommended t0
women who are more prone to disorders
of the digestive organs than (nen.
The Largoot Organ.
St. Michael's church, recently dedi
rated et Hamburg in the presence of
the emperor, e1111ms the largest organ
In the world. It Is over fifty-seven feet
olgli 0101 is divided Into five stories,
The nrgtnn is; played on five different
deyhoul'ds Two electric motors, eneh
It ftve horsepower, $µpiny the air Drell"
Glint livestock and agricultural display -
Government exhibits -demonstrations of voca-
tional training by 50 crippled heroes -farming
on factory lines: colossal exhibits of labor-
saving devices - Government patriotic food
show - Creatore's world -famed band - Allies'
exhibits of fine arts -AND A WORLD OF
OTHER SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
Price of admission is
unchanged 25 cents
Consult your local agent regarding
railroad fares
Olerk's Notice of First
Posting of Vioiters' List
Notice is hereby given flint 1 have
transmitted or delivered to the persons
tnetltioued in Section 0 of the Ontario
Voters List Act rho cupiea requiem]
by saiu Section made pursnaut to said
Act, of all persons appearing by the lest
Assessment Moll of said Municipality
to be entitled to vote in said Muhicip-
ality at Elections for the Members of
Ole Legislative Assembly and at Mun-
icipal Elootione; and that the said list
WW1 posted up at my offioo at 214o1(il-
lo;. !hot 24 Con. 7 ) 01) rho 214; h, day of
lnly 1918 and remains there for iiispo-
tion.
Auc1 1 hereby call upon all voters to
take immediate proceedings to have
any errors or omissions corrected ac-
cording to law,
Dated this 25 th. day of June 0918
>h. MURDIE
Clerk of MoKillop
SAVINGS
Regular deposits of small amounts will
often accomplish more than infrequent
deposits of larger amounts,
The regular saver finds inspiration in watching
his balance grow.
Interest allowed at 3% per annum added to the
principal half yearly,
THE1��J11� iO N.. 487
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SEAFORTH BRANCH: R, M. JONES, ManagoA
p1IK1g1(11011 AhtWigC 111111lHlY1111KMMICfnri5IXISMIO KIII f NICitib lS;Itii iii
1Minth"op Presbyterian
Sunday service 2.30 pm. Strudel'
School l 16p m Prayer meeting
Tuesday 8 p. rat. L C last Wed.
1onstanee Metbodisit
Rev, T.E. Sawyer, pastor. Sunday
service 2.30 p.m. Young I'eop'e'a Loa -
pot: 311 p 1n Sunday hvouu.1 e Ansi1
ai'y first Tuesday of ovary month a
30 p.m. Ladies' WI last Thursday
of each month 2.30 p.m
l irst Presbyterian
Rev, F. H, Larlrin„Pastor, Sunday
aorvices 11 a,ln. and 7 p m, Sunday
sohool 2,30 p.m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, easy, 7.'16 p.m, \V010611's Mise-
ionary Society^the first Tuesday in eaoh
month at 3 p.m, Barbara Kirkman Kis•
siou Band 3rd Tuesday.' in the month at
7.30 p.m, Sunshine Mission Baud
every 2n1 Monday 4414,1131011.
McKillop Presbyterian
Rev. D C,raivell pistol' Sunday
servioee Doffs' church 11 a in Sunday
sahaol IU a m Prayer mooting Wed
nesday 8 p.m. women's Missionary
Society last Friday in each nt'nith at
2 o'clock.
CHURCH NEWS
It,lit. n I 1 11' 11113 llo ad ars
pbshed fr80 of charge, ex-
eptthose regardingqnleotlugs
where an Admission fee Is
charged. The rate for such
bring Ilvo cent per count line
Signa-4t9RTB HUROHbS
:t, ,lames'
St. James' Church, Rev. Father E.
1", (loots P. P. Early Mane 8,00, High
Mess 10,30, Sunday School3 p, u1.
Vespers and Boiteilioti0n of the Bless.
0d Sacrament 7 p. m.
St. Thomas'
Rev, T, 8.. Brown, Rueter. Sunday
'forgoes 11 a , and 7 p.m. Sunday
1
school 2,31 p. m, Women's Angliasn
Missionary Association, Tuesday 9.30
p.m. Childreu'abrauoh Saturday 2 p.m,
uteroessiou services every Thursday,
.0 m,
hl-ethodist
Rev, H, D. Moyer, pastor
-SUNDAY 13ohuol at 10:00 a.m.
Public service 11 eau. and 7 pan,
Prayer Meeting Thnrada y 8, p.m ,
eompetions [tor
Boys and Girls
Arrangements have been made to
have the (-''atiadiau Bankers As80olatioa
oo-operate wfth the Department of
Agrtoultine in providing a liberal earn
of 1110/107 to be offered in priaee for
calves and pigs exhibited b, boys and
girds 11111181 17 years of ago at one Fair
in retell disiriet. Nuys and girls should
lose 140 time in finding out all about
these 1101i1pet11ie118 as the mitres and
pigs least ba led at least six wloaks by
(ho boys or girls who 4.0)4114it then) and
it la very important to not promptly in
800111iig oopic8 of the rules 'Phare are
no entry fen0. Full itiformatio„ regard
iug the competition eon be obtained
from the malinger of any batik In the
locality where a fair is hold
Salvation Array
Lieut. Dohorty and Envoy Whitfield
Holiness meeting 11 a.m. Praise
service 3 p.m. Gospel service 7 pen.
G1hi1311088 Servide -Directory class 10
a ,m, Bible Masses 4 u m. Week night
Keetingo-Wednesday Neer meeting
8 },m•
BgmondvIlle, Presbyterian
Rev. ti ,v'1eL"fall pastor. Sunday 800•
vioee 11 a, m, and 7 p ul, Bible class
3 p.m Prayer meeting Wednesday
8p. m. Y.P 1011.33 Union 3rd Friday
in the month p.m. Woman'sMineion-
ary Society 3rd Wednesday in the mouth
at 2.30 p.m L+adios' Aid nee s ftci-
mediately after.
v 71„4/IA'1r2
PRO
m.
CANADA.
AM
GEORGE the FIFTH, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of
G1 -eat Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond the
Seas, KING, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of int:ia.
To all to whom these presents shall come or whom the same may LI any
wise concern, ---GREETING :
-o Proclamation of conditional amnesty respecting men b.•l1:Iti,i':g to
8Jiass 1 under the Military Sep i.e 1917, %1'1]{I
Prr,clamation of 13th October, 1317, or the it ord• rs to
or are deserters or absent without 1 `;a V'• from the. (3.]11:.moi.::] _. , i
til)iaaary Force.
E. L. NEWCO..LBE,.) WHEREAS consider -
3)901') IL r1•,.n•nr.in•11.'', I able nuinbers of men
'luada.
belonging to Class 1 under out' Military Ser
vice Act, 1917, called out on active service in
our Canadian Expeditionary Force for. the
defence of Canada under Our Proclamation
of 13th October, 1917, although they have thus
become by law soldiers enlisted in the Military
Service of Canada,
Have failed to report for duty as lawfully
required of them under the said Military Ser
vice Act and the regulations thereunder, in-
cluding the Order in Council duly passed or.
April 20 last,
Or have deserted.
Or ab,:i rated themselves without leave
from our Canadian E ipeditionaly Force.
And it is represented that the very serioth
and unfortunate situation in ul_i. 1 (halo met:
find t_Lelnse'ves is clue, in litany rases to t.h;
fsct tli..t, notwithstanding the information ane
1 1:)3 er.o t101:":i in our
k•�n,r
have rnisunder.;zond blear duty iii
of h,,, tion; or have been misled by lite oriole
)if ill•du'osed, disloyal or seditious persons.
AND WHEREAS we desire, if' possible, tl:
:lVDId the infliction of the lotavy penalties which
the l3ttt' impo cs for the offences of v,'u41) these
soldiers h,-1: this been guilty, anti to afford
them 1111 opportunity within a limited time to
report and make their services available in Our
Canadian Expeditionary Force ns is by law
their bounden duty, and as is necessary for the
defence of Our Dominion of Canada.
NOW KNOW YE that we in the exercise
of Our powers, and of Our good will and
pleasure in that behalf, do hereby proclaim and
declare and cause to be published and made
known THAT THE PENALTIES OF THE
LAW WILL NOT BE IMPOSED OR
EXACTED as against the men who belong
to Class 1 under Our Military Service Act,
1917, and who have disobeyed Our Proclam-
ation aforesaid ; or who have received notice
from any of Our registrars or deputy registrars
to report for duty on a clay now past and have
failed so to report ; or who, having reported
and obtained leave of absence, have failed to
report at the expiry of their leave, or have
become deserters from Our Expeditionary
Force, PROVIDED THEY REPORT FOR
DUTY ON OR BEFORE THE TWENTY
FOURTI-I DAY OF AUGUST 1918.
A 7:" WE LO 1:I1-.'2E13Y ST 'If'TI. Y.
:AL v AND SOt r t tNLY 11 LSS
UPON ALL SUCH t1 full a .u!! t..c,s:-
who tmploy, ronoear .or ,..i1+ thein
in their clisobe, nc_, that, if they ;le.sist ill
their failure to report, absence or el ertlo;l
until the expiry of the lost men'ioned -'ay
they will he pursued and punish( with all the
rigour and severity of the law. JUTECT TO
THE JUDG;.;"NT OF OUR COURTS
MARTIAL WHICH WILL )3E CON-
VENED TO T^Y SUCH CASES or other
competent tribunals: Il also t1e t tr10.t who
employ, harbo,tr, conceal or onsist su:7.11 .113111
Will '.-,:- held strictly account oh:, as 1) tucfers
and subject to the pains, pen.l;ties and forfei-
tures in that behalf by law provided for their
383(1 offence.
Provided however th.tt nothing contained
in this Oo Piacilnl-:ti n is, iutetliled to releaser
the men aforesaid from tl,e'i1 obligation to
report for duty as soon t,:, pos:iblt or to grail,
them immunity from .'r.,-st or detention in the
me ,11.8 11.-- far the r'l-'71) ,- of compelling thein
to pt 4'l0 314 110.10 mild uy ch'ty 3 Ove intention
1)03"..:;.1. rely to f'1r03u or remit the t:eu;iltir3
:1er.tofore inenrrccl l'or L''il'irt to report.
1.1 1,.0 ',without lea's ar desertion incurred by
'11)331 sten of the de:.1 heti '• afortsaicl who
;hall be in the prop:•r discharge ot their military
lutles on or before the ;, t I keen; '•-fourth do;:
•1' August, 19130.
Of all of which Our loving sub313cts mid all
"thers whom these presents may concern are
hereby required to take notice and govern
themselves accordingly,
TN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused (.hes:
Our Letters to he merle Patent, and the Great See'
of Canada to be hereunto affixed. Witness: our
Right Trusty end Right Entirely Beloved Cousin
and C';unwllor, Vi'tor Christian William, Duke of
Devonshire, Marquess or Hartington, Ear; of
Devonshire, Earl of Bullingtun, Baron Cavendish
of Hardwicke, Boron Cavendish of Keighley.
Knight of Our Most Noble Order of the Garter:
One of Our Most Honourable Privy Council:
Knight Grand Cross of .Our Moot Distinguished
Order of Saint Michael and Saint George; Knight
Grand Cross of Our Royal Victorian Order; Gov
ernor General and Commander -in -Ciller of Our
Dominion of Canada,
It Our Government House, in Our City of OTTAWA,
this FIRST day of AUGUST, in the year of Our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, and
in the ninth year of Our Reign.
13y Command,
Under•8eerotlary of State,