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NINO AUGUST'6, 1915.
F+u��ac� El ••ti'l •�•�'ir PATRIOTIC FUND
LCCA;:, NEWS
An Appeal to Baron County From
tltel,anadian Patriotic Fund.
Mr Albert Gies of Berlin is spending ' ",'he following letter- was r, eceiv-
his holidays with his parents here. cat by the Executive of .the Huron
County Brunel of the Patriotic
,Yend, and is by them submitted to
"*thepeople of this County through
the local press. The appeal speaks
for itself and should call forth a
response from all those places in
the County which have not yet
sent any contributions to the Pat-
ei,ntie Fund,
\Ve are now drawing from that
Fund. over $1,000 per month to
meet the allowances made to the.
families of soldiers who have en-
listed mom this County and there
will bo a continual increase its
other men enlist. Can. we not "do
otu' bit" still more by further eon.
"tributions to the General Fund,
which as is shown by the letter,
is being so severely taxed? And
the end is not yet. -
~Aild contributions intended for
this fund may be sent to our
Treasurer, Mr Andrew Porter,
Go11'erich,wiio will clulY aoknowl•
-edge sane and forward the amount
to the Executive at Ottawa. By
order.
H IV43Olinton, Chairman.
;lames Mitchell, Secretary.
Mr William Lehman of London
visited his mother, Mrs•-. Lohman of
town over Sunday.
Mrs J. B. Dennis and children, of
Galt, are visiting at the home of her
father, Mr G Holtzman.
Aft: 0 Patterson, postmaster of Caro,
Mich„ visited at the home of his broth
er-in-law, Mr Wm Lamont, this week.
Dr Caiton and Miss L Brown, of
London,were visitors at the home' of
Mr and; Mrs H Brown, .14th con, on
Sunday.
Dr. E. S. Hardie, dentist, will be at
the Dominion House, Zurich, on Wed-
nesday, August 11th and Wednesday
August 18th.`
Mr Louis Praetor and family, of
Stratford, .and .Mrs Steaey of Dash.-
wood
ashwood were visitors at 'the home of Me
J. Preeter, on Monday.
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111r A. E. Moritz, wife and children
motored from Guelph and visited the
foriner's mother, Mrs P. Hauch, and•
other relatives here over Sunday.,
The big sacrifice sale being condnet
ed by JJ Merner will continue until
August 14th. Mr T L Wurm takes
possession of the store on the 16th,
See our Malleable and Steel Range
es, eornplete with reservoir aridhigh
closet. at $45,00 before you pay ped-
dlers $80.00 for the same stove at
Hartleib's.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Oliver, of
Berlin, and .the latter's sister, 1,Iiss
Flossie Kibler also of Berlin, are visit-
ing relatiyesin Zurich and Dashwoo51
at present.
:Laws? oeial:-under. the am. ces
of the Y. P. A. will be held. on the
eveningof August 12th on the lawn
of b[r EI. Ewen, formerly Mrs S.
Rannie's home.
The prize lists for the Zurich Fall
Fair have been delivered to the sec-
retary and persons interested can se-
cure a copy from him. The fair this
year will be held on Septeinber 22nd
and 23rd.
Messrs J Hey, Jr, and H Bossenber•
ry were in Guelph on Monday, where
Rosie Winters, took fourth money in
the 2.80 class in the races held there
on that day. There were eight horses
entered in the race.
Mr Ed Beaver of Sarepta has accep-
ted a position with J. Preeter. Mr
Beaver takes the place of Mr T. L.
Warm, who severed his connection
with the firm on Saturday after a
number of years service with I\L
Preeter.
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Canadian Patriotic Fund, •
Ottawa, 23rd June, 1915
As time goes on and the number
ot men which Cs.nada is sending to
the iront increases, the demands
on the Canadian Patriotic Funct
constantly grow. This month we
shalt assist upwards of sixteen
thousand families at an expenditu-
re amounting to nearly $300,000 Go.
During the summer and early fall
.we expect this to be still further
increased. -
In looking over what the various
e rrt± arc doing.,I find that.
i hale your ooi ntv'gftttTtof 100000
a.iuont.h is beings . regularly paid,'
there does .not eern to be any
any money coming in from Huron
County as the result of voluntary
subscriptions, During the ; past
few weeks we have received a
number nt cheques from different
parts ref Bruce county where: I un •
clersttand they are holding patriotic
meetings and stimulating interest;
but from. Huron, with the excepti-
ori of $135.25 from Hensel' received
on the . 26th April. nothing has
come in during the past three anon,
the. Would it not be possible for
your committee to nndertike to
stimulate interest throughout the
Counfv in the Fund? W'e shad
need generous contributions if the
work is to continue, and Lam sure
that there must he many people in
Huron County who cannot go to
the front and who would be willing
to pay, being unable to fight. With
snob a valuable auxiliary as your
county press. you ought fo be able
towork up a splendid campaign..
I shall be very glad to hear from
you on- this ,ma,tter at your , early
convenience. Yours truly.
Herbert B Ames,
Honorary Secretary.
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A song service will beheld in the
Evangelical church next Sunday Ev-
ening, when the beautiful exercise,
"Mary the Doubter's Daughter," will
be. rendered by the choir. Varied
other selections will also -be given. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Among the successful candidates
who have passed part one of upper
'School examination for entrance into
faculties of education at the University
of Toronto we note the name of Miss
Flora Hess, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
F Hess, Si', of town: She attended
G oderich Collegiate Institute, •
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BANK
CAPITAL and RESERV
$8,800,000
96 Branches in Canada
A .Genera. Banking
Business Transacted
SECTION 141 OF THE LIQUOR
LICENSE ACT
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to paint this spring? If so, we can supply you with the famous
ELEPHANT BRAND
Ready -Mixed Paints
For floors and verandahs or anything that needs paint. None
better and few as good.
New and n4to®date Shoes
at popular prices. -
u - d'v-made dresses
More, new �v aists,�,, apppi o aid � °ea
and dress goods just opened up. 1`a•I1 our lines are
stocked up with the latest and best that money
can. buy. Come and see for yourselves. and be
convinced. -
R. DOUGLAS
BLAKE - ONTARIO
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The Ontario License Board of Coni-
missioners have now instructed their
officers to lay all informations for
drunkeuess in Canada Temperance
Act counties ns well as other rio
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'which reads as follows:--.
vection 1.41 Whore in 0 ruff rft i -
F,' polity in which e t',,t n1 f Tpiinn py.1,ox
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shop 1te'n`I?'l is 1 i��.'.1 11. 11^tr» 111 i' X'i l found :1pon a street. or in - any otl €'1' U
public place in an intoxicated corluiti•^''-'
on Owin to the drinking o£r liquor
he shall be guilty of an offend" against
this.kit, and neon any prosecution
for such an .ollencc'br shall ,11 com-
pellable' ale to saute the name of Iffe nes
son fr: a whom ,and the Place in
which 'ho obtained such ligtt'or, and
in case (Allis refusal to do so, he shall
be imprisoned fns a perotet ofnot ex-
tentlIng throe months. or uaztl'( he 1111;•
closes'sucli infnrmntion, 2 Geo. V
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vmlolion of rrhove. elailoe and imposes
It 11",1, .0f h'Ora :.?,0 to $50 :1•nc'i costs
for offence, " 1'.1 t,, :l',300 to the accond Z4< 1. �s:il knowknowyour dear kiutl fn•ce,
offence, unci fol' a tl1ir(l offence
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Men's Furnishings
We are headquarters for all lines needful and
necessary for men's wear. Our stock is more com-
plete than ever, and we take pleasure in showing our
many lines. See us about
Tailored 'Suits, Ready-to-wear •
uits, Odd Trousers, Shirts,
Underwear, Hats, etc.
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Brisson—At St Joseph, 00 July 31st,
Mus A Brisson, aged 78 years.
In loving 'memory of o00 dear
father, the late henry Rupp, who de'
parted one year ago,
Afton wears of life together you were
called away,
To the ire ttliful isle of somewhere,
Forever there to stay.
Sono swot (lay we. will meet again:
'Till then [ grieve V and wait,
of
All Styles
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We make a Specialty
Hand Tailored Suits.
We can please you
I LOOK UP YOUR LABEL
Take a look -at the label this week
We have corrected our subscription
list up' to August 4th • and those who
bare no id the;r subscription account
during the -past several weeks should
find that the correction of date has
• been remade, If you find that the
label doosnot retia ;r5 it'shonld call at
the office or tiwrite us and we will. see
that the cos esti-'n is made. And by
the Walk', wry 1.c, a few --who have
not had any crit}lr^ 111na, itn ileac
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label in `0l 1e 1ii'.i '1'1i0 l cri13»
tions sinoubl ho 11.^,rd ratereee. •-