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The Huron Expositor, 1915-05-14, Page 1.1 I - VTSH � -% . 1 > 7 : 4 . 1. Co. - I r q � ; . I I I a . .. . � a 'r -osiery for wa.L M il � W Wear , � . eather , � � I ! I - �� ' p are ready to show the. W HOSIERY Specials M wear well and sat-, �t WU �, Stocks are now -corn'- "" . �;e for both... children and I. own-iip.s,and vou get here I � . � est in t appearance e be . �i � � J durabilit-v. W . . � . idies' Hosiery 12%C t0 $�, � %)L iildren's 123/2 c Zo ,50, , — - I %­�-*---­--.,.---.%,-,.,.. � I . � � I �Ie enoll rh foractivel� : 9 � ; -4, 4 ��T K- . 'b 4. � Aive enoiigh for ' zeet wear. � these pretty dresses They're, well. Featured in- chambrays,r ratig ge of sizes at each price. q � ! . ,I. . I I r, I I � ?I tig. We'Warlsome . � .L i � ! . I Iren's sturdy play frocks and . , axiety in our line, for its ex- . . ns, chambrays, crepes and per.4 ; � .(]r ­5es -- to 4,yearsat 5oc to $i.5o :-- � P� I . . � -4 -1 I a Street wear ! an - 37- . � ; 9 6 & . lt� : r stimnier you will want at : I � * I: -it Wkmg and verT. I coo:, ne, C q r I - Is, iii cords a . . arrivit , s low its $x ; � I I I i � I . E I . : . V I - . I -------------4-- ---,"-,-! IFZ, 17 � � are the Pett-icoats. � . . 7 ,� � 9. I . I Z ,� �� .10win­ of the frcsliest, coolest, p z' � - � . i i and nainsook, trimmed with t . I � 1. ��-I graduat� . 11* `N11-'; f-")ril We to 4-50 . I � 1. � I � - "L '* I SL I i On S u i t S � � � � . z . . �ier wear , s- tha. t:ombination t I 5 . El.wers. R you have ii�,ver witri � . � . . -,.,1v---1, w. �, - -k11,-.:. 12'a�:h part Iac,ks i I . - p - S I �� t, I , - � ,;0 I lie sui L. � 7 I ; �: 0, 11 . . 7 lig (40WIN , : I I . * - � " I 111"'i I' k'- C,-­�-, lli­lit,�, . 1;. 1� ,Vlls* 0 4 I- 1-1p * '). � * -51 v... �.X,;-,� dalatIly trilllfllecl. Good - - 9 I � i . - . � -.4 . � I � ��orza,Ut Covers Z I . V � 2 f. Zarcly u -M y�)tl se, il. R, � slic 13 � I �VSU� , - . - It of it fili-tull"U- 'it I id xv ise : . � . f . . 7 C � � . . - : z . � � F� T- � I ; U Udc-rcrarin ants � 6 � I J . I , !�- n t of 'Knitted underwear for� � ; I . .. � - .- ades and �, -v suits in sevural gr, . jC, 12 I �'C, I- . 5c to $'I a garment. ; . . . . i - : I � . � - 'm I � V I -1.57 H ' I& AW -1-11% nel-Faul COO, - 'Tj 1­1� 11 1\ 1� ,,, I . I;- I I - � -INNIEMW- � 1 ,­­ I . . � . . I � � � . � . I I . ­�. . I . --- N1 il I � . - � � - � - . . I I I . . - � � -- I --- I == -- . i - . , . �, - I I � � . � I � 1. - � . . � : . , ' I er. . � I ' - � I I I . I rQRTY-NINTH YEAR ' � � . �. MAY. 14 '1915 . I 1 $1.00 a Yamr in Advance - I � , - . SEAPORT11, FRIDAY, - 1 9 il ; WHOLE NV.MBXR 2t474 � . I I I . . - I I . ---- --- ­ � . I . - � -- 0=00060*06MON 1" , - - -- - - - - ----I-- -: - . I ­ ­ , ­ . - ­ ­ - - .t�� -,.� A I - I #—Nw!�"­ �— --- �­ � � — - -- ' - - I - � � I ' � . � � - -� . I I . � . � , 1 by -the suction was appaling. -Ve had ago, he, took up'residence In. Harriston. I , I - CAP AL . ++#+++++ - I � FROM ONTARIWS , IT t ++ 4 to pull away as hard as wa could to He is suTvIved 1by his widow, . . I r N - . -- � I . + � � - - - a, Mitchell. on i I , get Away and not be drawn under. -The de th ,occured at � ... � + I We saved as many as we coLld, our M-oriday, og James Hodge, who has beca I I A 1% . I . + . I . * ill fox- som:- months. He was 72 and I . Toronto) ,U&T 11th, 1915, ' Sea -for ,h 'M*nstrels + boat b6ing filled to capacity. G'REIG CLO I HINIC., -- C-011 . '. I r i . , � �!�- . . I I + . - � -N "The scene at the end was terrify- had been. a resident ,of the nelghbor� -4 , . . I � I . XUAWnto has had, another forcible,re- + T . .1 ' .head for many years. He leaves three 4 . . � , - . .T Ing, Although many of the pasaeng. I . j : - I I I I � � D Inder that Canada -is- at- war. Mbe * .-" IP - " ers bad adjusted their llfebplts, thty � Son$. ­ , y V. T I - --- � I I . exciterrent. S*nd sorrow'caused b the , . IT -X -r + were - drawn down by the terrible sue- -33y tho death, -of - Frederick Veridin- I - ; . + . .1 . � cu%altles arpong the Canadians In the + I ; I � Ini VV tion of the ship. Mothers with their " and Querngesser at Brodbagen, Logan Z , - . I � � � memorable battle of Ypres had not sub- + I . I -I -g Sk' h o . *.. -az i i I ate called u'pon to + I m,z In death Township Jos - one of its old-tirpe and i � . � I sided un(til -,they' + --- wicre found by the fishing fleet which � respected reri-idents. He was 67 Scar6 - � I I I � � thesink- +1 I 1 I I - . � p%-rt1cIp&te in another horror$ + � f rescued w. They had been un- bld and, bad, baen in igood health antil, -- I I . I Jug of the steamer Lusitania, with iso + .. - ' ; . .� . .-i � _rra.-Y Torontonians and Ontarloansoh + In ai(I of -Seaforth Red Cross Society 3 to get pn board Oe boats in time 'rnently.. He Is sAirvIved. by his wife . � . � I board. This last horror of the Ger- t , ­ ,,, +1 and wa-re drawn under the surfaice by- and farrily of sz-ven daughters 'and ; !; I . - I ' , I - -%! tite up.der drag of the vessel." throc sons. The funeral Nvas held on . ; URS'uits this spring are � irail Kaiser Is -the worst- and . -most .'I. *, The brief time elapsffig between the W-LAnesdayf io ibe Luthf-ran Cerretery. - . � -. 4'-; ;, . - ! ardly of all, but h ; . ; ­­ . cow I -to ff-P +' torpedoing and sinking of the Lasitanla Brodhagan.- . I i 1. ­ avenged is difficult to �oretell. A .& ; . -. � P -- .0 U1 I i-' - .-is -too be 4- -" ­%, ' " R - � 0 - bl onaiD" fairer tha . ow it I- , wADN," -s lang enough to develop a heroine - n ,X"... CAIA) u S AAL I -i L .�: ... 1. fk ,pir no isw but cunning * 11 I wa I . ;* atp, who knows + I In th� person of Miss Kathleen Casc, s � � . �? ... . I' , - .1. I . �� . . e -ver befote. That's goil)g ­... ­ . . and craft and cruelty is hard to gle t + . . + , 16 ,cars old, -returning from Toronto, - Cana -&m * . . . . . . . I . .V.. � 11 .,.' ­ ot, but .his Ume will come. At � the . + -Manitoba nad a May snow stortr : . - . . + I where zhe had been visiting relativics. . i t1ire of wiriting It is not definitely .:,, +i ; I : � some Surely. We al -ways #1 With smilla -Wednesday nignt of last week and the- , I � , g "words and reassurance - . ; . I krown bow rrany Takonton-lans were- + tnehrometer dropp,4 to r.ear freezini; I � - May :2,00, 1 9 1 50 - Ided Aeward3 In filling a boat � + " I + sbe a � I - on lboard the Luitania, or who were +. . 1, i pride oursevIes in ou , . 11 . with wGmen and children. When -all point. No narm was ?on2 and the I 1; I , 4 ; . r line's I -1 . i . � . el ... among �the lost, 'but as there were + t I snow will prov.',!�� needed rrolsture ior ,, � I � were in she climbed abroad the life- � ­ 4 . * � E wany passengers from this city it wIll '10 . : ofs1lits but this spring we ,,.. + 4. as an -able seaman. One the g-r0a I � nd. I I ..-. q � $ . be -rrlraculous if many of them- are Drtig Store, -� I boat as coolly ' + n T I sailor fainted xt his oar as tho result ­Tne late Senato-z Fuliotd, of BrOCIL- � - � T.dt in ithe list of the xrIssing. Perhap$ + � certainl * bave- our OWD I ++' of a hard race to escape swamping, vhl�, of Pink P111a famj3. ha -1 a provxl-s!D� � '.. one of the eaddest cases Is that er � y Saiurday, May .t 5 th, I 9 I -.5 .1 � + + I The -girl took his plac� and rowed Lntil in his will b.-quemaLbing the stim -of � i � � I daug% i s Mrs. (Dr,) Ryerson and her � . + til ithe boat was out of danger. None $400,000 to be use& in e-e-tablissniag and , � . \ record. � I ter. Dr 'Ryerson, as Is well known, I. +1 � ; . V ameng the 4rvivors bears as little iraintaining an 0114 peoples, 396me in I 14 I � I � I - ig -ate President of the Canadian Red I He�p the, Red Cross � 1. Brockvillo. Tiae Work will bi! eortmenc- � � . I He !s at present In * . 11 + sign of thzir terrible experiences as I � - � . Cross Society. I I I +i -d during tne coming surnmer. I � .. � .,� . England and France directing a.�d 100, + Mids Case, who spends most of her � . c I I . � There are so many differ- I A . +++++++++++*-,4,+-:.#.,.-++4-1,++*-,,. -1,++++++�.�++++++++-I-+O�+.�.++-r r I tirre comforting And assisting her As- -Robtirt McCully, one of tne best i I � . - � �­Z : . looking after the operations of that � I - - owa resldents* of St. Thomas -died I � . . i I I � I kn � I 1 , ­ � 1. ters in trisfortune, i - a . I - . � last week after a brlqf illness. NIT'. Me -1 Society'in these countries, Dr. and Mrs: - , � kaj:kt lioatterns and new models . th � . 11 %'If I : Ryerson had two Oons in , e armi. were problems enough. before. I murder. They avoid contact with -Brit -1 CU113, was -born in Soutnwold town- . , , wweeks I I I . one was killed in action a fe . I ' t A - . * * '* *' Ish a=ed men on the sea; they aseek! The Lusitania snip 70 years ago, and had, beer, a Mai- I i V, I undertake a - - I i � that we cannot - ago, � and the other is lying wounded ! � I Results of the, aid given by the on. Vie unarmed ships where* they can kill dent of St. Tnomas over 'DO years. Hc I � . � � In one of the boopitals in' England. Mrs.. � - Th,a Lusitania of the Cunard Line i . � detailed descriDtoon. There Ryerson was on ber way -(to Join her tarlo government -to aettler,s in - the women and children at little risk to: was engagad In tne leather And har-t , I It I north last winter are now be theirselves. . � which was sunk last Friday with- all ness business retiring six ,Years a914. I Ing , . 'I . � lic off the Irish Coast by 4 Ger- � � . sband and to be wfth her Injured son on board He -w.as for over 0 years a trember-of z shown. It will be,reli-embered that During the two rronthg In which all' . � are, handsome grreys browns and with her daughter they �were pas- I rran stxbmaklne on Its voyage from New . � � - . , � � these settlers were ta serious tr one- against. in-, city coancil and during that time - � . I ; " 'L C a % I sengers on the .1il-fated Lusit-Ania. over thd labk oUrreafis, for marketing non-combatant vessels, Britain has been York to Liverpool, was a verltable Zerved two years as MgTor. . �- I I i I and olives in. many Tiew mix- I Word has been received here tha,tAMrs. I floating palac3. The Cunard Line, the I I I � . their -a gby sending an almoat continuous stream -Barrio lost one of Its Trost PrIDMI-111- * ' . . . - - pulpwpod. T -h - ernment came ' 'oldest Transatlantic - ,Stearraship, Com- � P . Ryerson was drowrzed and the body jr � . . to -their rescue ,with a, oebewe for'.ad- of troopships away from her front do ' ent citizens, and the Ontario Bar ont " I � . - , pany, to which tht Ludtania, belong- of I '. I . recovered. Was Ryerson is supposed . ,: . tures of fabrics. I . el - to Belgluxr� otor I its. iea,ding members, at ffildnight -1: � I � Ue ' . ; : to ba &morag the oaved. There were vancing.rconey td` ,the settlers� on their AcrOas 'the Chann d, -began with the "Britannia" a -es*, i I �-� - . ulpw,00,l and Of fliAq.9- warkets. for . France, to Egypt, the Dardanelles, ­ t on Friday, when Alfred E. H. C. - I. � . I soveritiother prominent citizens onthe P � 1. I priwitive paddle wbeeler'of 1154 tons, I � I boats have been touch- � w1i3ke, K.C., aff that- to*n -d1ed After . I � I r : I for the sale .,,of the - wood. The gove;n- NOt 'One Of these 1 740 horsepower, carrying 1-00 oaUen- -1 � ' . � . vesael and much anxiety 1-3 felt . . : -week previously 'he ' � � I 1. -. . ment .1also bought and sent north a ad by a German shell or torpedo or. et ,e half knots. . -an houes illness. A 1. . their safety. I I , . gers Ight and a -1 I i� I � - � I 'be soft roll narrow sboul- number of rossin;r i�Wdnos Urhich bomb troin a Zeppelin. WhyV - Because ! had returned home from spendlug six I ..., I In great.-tontrast are the pa�aces Lus- I , - ; ­ �, I I I Wire used- on the settlene, pulpw�od they are arrred and ready. Thdy are weeks in Jamaica for. his he&": He I 1: I - � - ".. ' I Itania and her, sister "verse], the Mauro- 'fi, - I ' � - form fi t ... - ... . -. -* And its value th�r4by foe ' looking -for attack and prepared to take; tania. The following figur4s Show theIr � ,was :,born fifty- ve years:ago in Barrio . I .- = d e rs ting English I - The funeral of thi� late Captain Rob reas,ed, and Itz SW � � I -1 I care of the 4ny. The Germans *fInd It i - . ert C. Darling took place bere on Fri- durability , Iijcraa�4' . and 110 for rrany years �enjoVd a I i, . - � . . ed also. The, repalts Irrinense dimensions, Length,390 feeti. . ; day ,and, was a most solemn and im- shoW ,that thmg gdyernm t h first assault non-combatant v4ssels . . -Vlery ls.rge legal practise. there. 1 4. , - � i 'It with narrow.. trousers . ,4afer to breadtb,'88 feet; deptb-, to boat deek, �g"om#tnt 11 � . " I I X A 1� Ma . - ' 7"Iem' .and slaT defenceleas raen, women and -John J. Drew, X.C., a � pregas I of all inspfi�ed­fte,isettl�� I va event. Captain Darling'wasthe rs w th 6nfi- - - 11 . � � 'blest I I -� - � � son c,f one of the oldest and children; Among the loat on the Lus-' 8o feet; dra-ight-, fully loaded, 37 -feet lawyer ando'ne of Guelphlz Trost high1jr - ., and'also many styles in more 11 , O'led �their to,go hea4 Inebes; die ' &I . � � dence whic en . 6 placement on. load lln% V01- I I z -- - � clty� Be . itaitia were m4rly -one 17,Qnd.red and jespected clflzens�- atea ��tu�rasy MCA%- I : � - known bdsiness men of this w -. The Terriskarni 000. tons -, beight .,ta top of f unnels, 1575 , � I Ithouf fear. ml g &- � I . - RONTO - 'Was.,also actively engaged In -businearl Northern, OntarW rallway-com 'Ion fifty Infants tind6r two yearo of age.. feet; height � to, mastheads, - 216 ,feet. IN -9 at st, JosepVa Hmpftal,. following I - conservative models. *' I . -ere hiinself before the war brokeout. ting in the rretter for -the,gov�erh-* What sweess In baby -killing, - - , �&r a seripwoperdtlon �on Monday p-revious- -71 - 1�, I %, h I _e di, � a;c I -1 . . ; . He was one of the �most popular and It but remaina for every- Government � 711-e bulls belOW draught - line Mr. Di*W was well known all'over . , I t- f - I Went, ,succeeded In fladlhg. markets fop, vided into 115, water -tight Compar . f . i t I � young business T , . . In. ifte ErnpW6, not only the British and . Wvs nix. able. lawyero- - -� SUCCeSSfAll. Of the _oen '- � teft Ontario as � I � � A Long Frke Range' a 1great deal -of tha Wqo4, offered, aAq � a ithe cl-ty and a man -of Thuch P 0 Ise the Bottler d� these of the Dominion,-, but those of ments, whieb - Were tho*ght to Makc- His illnWs.da;t-es back to, Easter - ., t - I . r in , a di, * � w�ll .tWt .thoy were . 1� I WON" . � Ao - I I JMW :- 1 � ; : . . I and fit t;he-.pTime of ea#ly manhood. He the P.rovince,ff -and -rcitnielpalifles; to therr uusinkabU- - . - �1 and laidlouirn It WU k1lowa bw , � :1 - 418. - r.ot under tic -necessIty of taking ad- W ptapelled by four,sorqws his dea WX3 a- 11 k- � - . nA c9li- I t - .ir4tters second a .Each ship - . � - i was an off icar in the 148th'Ht9blander8 �vances from'.tne.gqw,ftmene'except to m"w "erlous one, th �- I i - N o . - ,,, , piace aA other ated by turbine englued ef..6F4000 � , - � . I . U- P . . - regirrent off this- otty.,j Shottly after - - contrate every effort on makifig -thor- r0t i profe,And- 0.0ek to the 4nureneommun- � . j $7 to a rroderatq. degr#e. 'V�ao f4e beginning 1 hoige-power capable of developing, - - . - i z � - -UA I . . . I - - 6 -Y- � oath war on these veneered "vages. . ­ I -ft ,-, � ne W -- - -11 .P. . .tbe war broke out he, went wIt1f his of Noveinber e proybipial railway- . I . M, vnz ,a Aative of alora. , as � - . ; speed of more tha'n twehty-five, knots � I -- ,1 " . ;, i ;� I ment to Elngl�knd and"AXter spend.- has carrib(I out 72006--pords of pulp-* . ------=@ . � ,t&. 4 of Ap. - - ,I ." . � " i It . - per boar rtgardless of weather- cot, , � 0 years 11 . � I , Wf,''e total p . flans. . . -Vbe advIsidbillty of Canadl= farm. -1 - � If several roonths in training there. . - Come bere andselect a suit tbi t, w ill at rinag' wood, or mora'linZ ._h ulpwodd I The Sluking of the Lueltanis . 1, z . � - . � went to the droat In'..the early aprind. . flax I . , ,I - . -4t -�ear, There fure 36*00 " , tIon Is for era ,growing large crops �qf � , in TleW - 1 . � ded while ,anipment of IF The -following 1.401denii givenA4 sur- ,The passenger accommoda 1� I - . .� once mark you as a well dre.sised waB.- � Captain DaIrling was Woun cords more stacked igil sold;arid re' . I I of & ady ,vIvor.3 of _U�e co-�ftfja created by GjdrmaA i, the.Steamshlp Lusitania, tor�- 150 flrzt�class;,600 aecond-class; 4nd I � . . -to 1, it leading his company In an engagement !t6 be anipped, and lq,000"more-istacked .. woupatAon Of flax -growing am,'w � I '� � . � ; . . land died from tAS woundA 0ortly af- a­Adraady for sile.- Tho com . Ission I,:; pedoed off the Irls1i -coast on Prlda� ,1300 third-cla3ss. , . . . r3elgl= =d Nortbe - Prauce, Is urged I I - 11 --�� ,f . - � .M laot by -a Gerxnan submarine, are Te. !, The saloofts a -ad private staterooms M � ' I ' - I . - - . confid6at of marketing tnts 19;900 po t ..--­� ter. he remains were brought to To In a otaoment issued by the AVAdul i A . lated by a London, 19n4lint! barres-z ;,are fitted With every nodeM,electrlcai - Z ­ ronto for Interment, which tookPlace that the settlers' ', *X*Ties In -that - tur,&l *Dupartment 'at -Ott - A 'ates �, i � . I re- � �- I , I � - iiitludtng'tOli*,UOP.ic-',�i;orcM-=,"- . , xvia. at '' i I. ­­ . 1, .1 - I , . - - af- - tne pondint. . , . k I device Ica- - AeeB. -1 - ,under full military honors. The. spec� are practically over. On that the iiop of f I&N f0i � - ­ AU W*li .1 � . . . Ir b - -- ; ,- I , -- irost impres�slvp and solemn, . Mrs. Lohden,- of Toronto, says she tion with tvery -pa t of t e vtzsel, ' tt lar below I 1� I . � -8 for thbre. la- 41 - �ba ; . , fair was whole, the govenment plAn has work- a , - I , . .. ! and was witnassed, by many thousandb - zaw a periscope between 200 aad 300 Regal Sllit0g, CObSISM7119 Of t,V�o be#- Uk . i ,I . .d eaceedlngly well. ' the average Ibis 7 -ear 1,,injim--coattnen-41 I . � r � . I I I of our citizens, who moural for the I' . yards distant from i.be Lusitanla. She rooms, private dInflig, i.00m- �anfl br-,t- This offers anothek i�traorAtnary op- .- I � : � . had no idba what it was, and a-skedl a ler',s pantry�, reb4tion ro0w. -and bath � & 1 . � L. fa 1061- 111 -i - F . I ­ I I ,dead and Byrrpathize with �h ' a, af- �- The operation of the National Trans. - delicate tapes-- Por'u-n'ty to th' C."Adj"' r - 1, . ; . � Darlli� I I � - i flict,ed liviiig. Captain _9 is 'but . ' steward. The latter replied: "My God, roorr, are adorned -with 1-1 - .1 � . continental railway tnrough Northern ton 3 1 ediately the tries; they are furnished with Shera . the W"t. S * , I - VX-. Josepb VA-Atell,-,� Wbo resides i !� JAI' . on.- among ,the fmaru of Ontarlo's brave � Ontario, which -is now in progress, explosion lifted the isliip. i dr,essing tables, brocaded settees, bed- �1 � � 0 � young sons N16rh6s,-, promising careers anould rre&a a ,great deal 'to the now- . . With. his granddaught-6, In Toiontol I .�. � 3 -Is dreadfulwar. -S on UOTLday�. 4 1 - � . hava been cut off by tA , H. W. Taylor and his bride ' whop stea& of brass, aiid fitted with the telebr,sted his 10S birt] I , � - I or fttricts of tne province. The gov- come from Niagara Falls, N.Y., W�re I E;;t of bedding, b1fLnkets and linen. Ida �t j i � I I . . arnme.at has now oeen operating the I ,Mr., Mantfll came to OaUS,da fr= -4 I ii . R on a honeymoon trip. They were Bep- � Thero, are open fireplaces; windows IT i - ' . . or.a 'at i the old -And popular land lin-3 for' nearly a week, tne Grand London, Eng, subuib � 'Tig .yeiirs ago, 11 . ; � arated at tlqd moment the ship went ) shaped and CL,rtalned; nook� and,cozy ' f ' '�-�, - _ _ shoe-makIngbendh *1 I , - � � . .. . irarks of this city was .Oliteratedby Trunk Pacific Tall-Aray naving declined down and were united almost by qL corners and even elevator service. and remained af his J . t - . . - - I - . fin a few eventnos aF.a. -the old to take over tne road - under the con- miracle. - . I . 40 uT1t1l 39 yea;rs of age. He AW 3W. icm- 4 ., r . bls.� ,�araen and � I . � ' h bl-r. Taylor plaw2d ,Mrs. Taylor in a pleteO turning -Wier � . ) � . ­ . Princess Theatre build 'rlig on King tract with the forwe administration. . . � - destroyed. For- The government has,undertaken the I Perth Items e0ding it, and expects'l to start Off . 1, , strinet was completely i lift -boat fIlled.with other womeii and - s . I ­ � i . V I .e opbration for purposes of maintenance ' i;.4 In'Wiestvra.- - 1, tunately the fire occurred at a tirr out the boat free himself after kisaing : �Mr. Alfred Price, of Mitchell, has a soon on his yearly . -,t - I . when the .place was ur.o-acupied, .Had it and also to accommodate tne settlers his wife good-bye. �,ephew wbo was In .the North Sea Oatarlo. Mr. U-antell �enjoys rrarvelbuis ; ' . - the w,no. have already gone into the co .n- - his I ; . . occnrraad earlier In the evening 'V ot d witnessed the Blutcher go- health for a Iralt � Ol- year$' At 'as I . "Then I stoo n ,the -rail and ,walt- t ht i 11 \ - es might have. been ser- try served by tne new railway, Thl� c -d for the end. I can't swim a, stroke. I I 11 Mr. price has a brother and two Bow ,and a do,ugftter Wdng, and � I . cors.,quenc v on prospect is N =n. ' ren And sevtrx). Zves-t-w- - - . 1, * to' t;,, as there Was a popular pla. "d I knew it was useless for me to s ven nePhew,s In ­ F 1. of the bcsiness V, - en . � - Li . that most an active service^ in ;�*v grandchild A . I and ithe place was waall filled with peo- of ttrie Transcontinental, under govern- jump, as I had not e-ven a lifebelt. � grar.d.-children. , � � . trance. . . : ' ' - xpe e3 pf tbeepera I I- � - . I . - - /11 � ple, Tbe� exits in an emergency wer,a went operation, will (be done In tnIS "I *ent down -with the *z,h1p, but at- -After paying- e na i - .. 1. - �� rat of thr, best, and in the event. of province, at least -for -soma years, as ter v4mt seem.pd to be an eternity, i Bul,buv givPn In Mitebell a -short time I * Zurich I � I . � I ; . I I . : I . U ,ces might Lfte line connects In Ontario with thc� ' was a balance ot $168.- Notes. -M I � 4 , . . � - go, there r. R-qy �Geiger of 'Tarontlw i - a fira scare serloas consea er in, via- tne pro- can. a to the ourface and grabbed fran I . � � ; . .. =1 havd resulted. However, as it was on- - old'Grand Trunk �gyste tically at some pleces of wreckage, They 8 . The melley will -be disposed 4of as University-, ls.spendlug the holtdays �A.t i � i . .. I Incial government railway, and' wWL W m , � . 11 ly the building, Its contents and .the v . could not help rre, aad I went down f 11OVS: 0 ..eWa Fatrlotia 'Aelfef So- lite borr4 here. -Kr.- alid Mrs. No;t � � � . I . I . I - ouffit *of the company which bad oc- tne water traf tic at of thp twice -more before I felt a hand ton my 0 ety, $75; furnisihing One bed for To- have r,eturne&fro�n Detr-oit whp,reithe_�, 1 . - �, - I capied it,for several nights were de- lakes, ,-via tne Lake Superior section and felt sorrebody pulling me up nto University RosPItal,,$60; tobacco � v1sivad for &-couple of weeks - -4-31r. H - . ,I . . Lak,, Collar. I � . - . stroyed. - This company and 'the in- of tne Grand Trunk Pacific, The into a boat. Than, I felt a woman -s nd luxuries for Mitchell boys -at the Volla,nd, jr', of the Babylon U e, an# ­' .. i . uIlt and owne-I - I . ;� I surance companies -,Ylll be the principal ,S 1parlor section was Ib pUr-, � .�, ' N , sL*,e - i . � . . - Is ms Got, $42-82� ir. c. mr-ke, of near Valce, b . . . I q 1: I . . losers. When first opened about twen- rl)v tne Grand Trunk Pacific, but on - =.y eyes to discover that the woman .-Wilfred Gibson, of the Ist I 3attall0n, ,abased automobtles.-Miss Loutse 21=10-1 I - � i , I I � .. '. � 1116 � 11 I . . . ty-five yeara ago this theatre was sup- a necessary link between the transe try wife, sit-tiag in the �boat jut -t a well-known St. Marys bay, was ,A, sister of- MTs� :C, Setflbe,'-,of the 14tu - - -1 I . ....... . : -be on -S. of the best iquipped tinental and the lak4 terminals at rort was he wounded Ust as ,given oat - . -�' . . posaO, to whera�I had put her." . I mong,t ,oncession, Uu -gone to XllwaukzZ � , . � � .. id William, and the government I-,: mak- -,�-,eek. This was the In a dea� .� . ' . - . - ard bandsomest buildings of the kir ' Eric and Williarn Gardner, aged 16 a,t .Ottawa laSt where ebe will take a coarze , 4 . � . it under legislation which St. Mary$ casualty reported- i i � in Canada and for rrany years was one ing u85 Of ar�.d 11 respectively' of Toronto, Oat., first toness -training sebool.-M-T. A. i C-� rEd- . . - . -rgely A- was put through at the recent eession. I . at W. W,hito and Lillian IN1. - ; _. .� I of tbe most Popular and'la � Ighoffer, the mew, I . � I I - - . -hrane, the Transcontinental pa�sengers on,the Lusltanla,� were ,3av- —MT. Erne 'home of propt-Jetor ',of the -, I I I � � - M- . I . . tended places of amusemertts in the city Xt Co� - ed, but their parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. Jaa. homson were Imarried -at the , Commercial hotel) 'has �.pened a tarbtr � � � : - I I I 'Solre of the imost famous artists of past rr'akD.3- connections w1tb the Temls- were lost. 'Mrw chell, A:t 4 61- 1 -17X I . . , - - e lbrlde';s n�-Other In MR - - Iti X -I . teh- � - I I I ' days, have appeared in this theatre. A- kamIng and N&thern Ontario railway Gardner, . Gardiner faint clock oh Wednesday, April 28th. Mr. and ,shop in tbe front %RMP, 40D - - - ed when the torpedo struck, and went I nis club has been organized ty the - A , 0 1 S , rr -Robertson, the provincial lifie, which In turn, con - . rs. - lite , will - spend a few weeks - ' .ong tb&m were Sir Forbes h the $hip T:he'elder son, who . Wh � - a,gue ef the LutherUn cburtk� ; � . - . . Grand Trunk Is,ys- down wit Li::ftx� le � I I � � Sir Henry Irving, Ellen : Terry, Sarah nects with the old wn with a. the Panama, Pacific Exposition at I I . - S ng Sh'*rt � Bernhardt, Laurence. Irving. Henry terr at North Day, thus affording a -stood by the mothe'r, went do ancisco. . -The -r.remberis of the Ray council. -Met ` . � I . I pri � ation between the ship, but came to the surface, where S n Fr I - t'Dwn ball, Zurich, and aT $ raylgft �i I - Miller Sothern & Marlowe, John means of yall commUnIc d Roblason, of the HUM' 'In th'e revision Of � . - � he ao- - , - ' - - � - ' � - I . I .1 � : d,e Wolf Happer, Nat Goodwin, Ontario and the west almost Identical he was hauldd into a boat in whith -Edwar I to bold a 4Wnt Of I - . Drew his father was lying unconscious from t ad, two in,iles and a half west ,11 : I - was first,planned,by . sessrrent roll on Saturdayl Xay� 29th.. � The new soft shirts are ,E; S. Willard, and w.any others,while with that which , iilen�t if I � W- e ai%,,,ays Show something, �efter in shirts. t shirt &1' i have ap- the Grand Truiik people in pr , The father died so n tchell, has sold his 200 -acre farm at 10 o�cloek.-A former res I � 0 f Or - � i I - � I 'hip In the person of Mrs'. - - 5 eady and a finer line we've never seen. They come from the bes I 0-3 recent American star. - Down - in Q .ebec atterwards, and theboy, believing him- t6 Mr. Forester, of Newmark4et, Hay towns� - r . I 1 M6 the shirt making through- p,ared ibere at one time or other. A- a western system. alone in the world, wastaken to $20,000. There is a good brick house-, - I , y handso. 1 , . . The terminals and self 'fine, barns and other c Jem ph I Hartiran., died ,n St. cleynens . I r akers. The fabrics are unusuall n, .ue- are MMargaret Anglin, it is another story ' onventences an ��y frOM th14 , ' n est ch I aracter�known to the trade. rthere is an air . on g th %incowpleted Queenstown, where he foun4 his young- on Monlay, May 3rd. I '. out is of the very high . - Elsie Ferg��son, Julia Arthur, the shops there are. as Yet ' rty. Mr. Robinson has Pur- d the funeral Ine,lud".z 1 . shirts we show. e across the St. er brother allve, They are at a hotzl this Prope i . Wilson, Mar- I 100 -acre farm Part attende i A, of elegance and gentility in every One of the Canadian &r-tist, Francls and the Quebec bridg � younger euf- c4sg John%, Walker s m.y. -and Mrs. Wendel Sm." J%T. =4 ! I . Elsie Janis ce will not be ready fAr several near Euston St&tioli, the 11 . - . - . .. � tin Harvey, Billy Burke, , L t*0 mnii Coaheme � I awren . .0a We4t of Mit-,beil- XT. Walker . a . year.3, the only connection bftween the fering from exhaustion. It is Lhought. Mrs. Aloiazo Foster, &Ir -s. V--- ' I a, and scores . . v�,Ill itake .off it -his year's crops and: will a I � i s -, f Perfect Shirf MAkincy Williarr Gillett, W. J. Gran' ontinantal lines an ,the 1two sides they will retarn 'to Canada, where they and X.T-�s. Hartman. -Alf alf PuRP-d f"T01i, - i I Example .0 L- of others, well kncyW,,-, to the theatrical Transc - , I W probably go West. Z 0 . � - . I I . � ver beb�g by car ferry at have relatives. The family was on Its a field on Yr� M- StcckleYlz farlD 04 � �, . public. However It �hus appears way to New -Zealand. -Death came to ,the h(nne of,R, B. tl-,( Bronson line, Stanlc-y, on Kay lst"� 4 11 I'll & ling is to secure for Toronto Qu.,b.ec and Levis. I ie of Downie, Thursday, April 29th . � $1.00 q 1, 25 to qapb I - 5 0 - - old bullc y to get the A. B. Barns, commercial trav Of I snow,s -rerr - . eUer, I nn I , arkabile p.Dw,,1k for this Vinia - I ' z � 7 I one of the lb�st, rro,st .modern .and that this province is likel rqmoving the beloved wife and mother. of year.. -jt XreSS-Irt'd t*0ntY"6n6 an -4 '- i : er benefits are Berlin, Ont., was three hours in tbet . . i � - - 11 t Lip -to d&lt,e theatre -buildings In lion's share of what ev grs. Finle bad been ill ,vith -a atroke I - - 41 - -1�� I . rros m the operation of -the water holding to a raft. He was eim- , 018 1. I i I. 1� � ack and Canada. * Thl� principal' owne ed, but . o�ly three weeks. -Previously she bad a inalf In s In len�:gtb' - 9 Very large assortment, b ernrcent, 'for S01118 pletely exhausted when rescu - 1. - � I I � st Shirts— 4 - theafxe belongs to Detroit and he has railway by the g0v . oyed good health. The late Nim. Fin- , I I Workman s white stripe,tan, khaki, blue stripe sent word to the Toronto manager to �ears at least. The line in papsing has recovered. .eni maiden name was MArY cromarty- - . � ; d L is province, traverse -S a One of the =ost connected and -thrill- n1e, whose - . I - J- . 'Notes.-Migs R.amsey, of Detrolti- 10- - � Strong and durable shirts. .. " 5dc, 75C to $I,00 this -effect, so !that it is an illwin through , h h Ing stories of -the 'tragedy -was ielated Byers, was born near Avonton 63 years - � ; and black sateen. . N Isaid. to 'be very riic the ,guest of Mr,s, A. Robertson. -W.. . i I - that ,blows no person gpqd. country which iliti-es. There Is ,by young Elia,son Myers, of Stratford, ago and bad been a life-long resident � . jamas Scott and .Mr. James : :�, . . r . . -0%0-%.�- . I . * * * * � - I . . In agricultural Possib o j 01-a the of ithe 'townshl, P. For her Me perSOI,al Wad Mr's d friends it AIVI--WtOn 1014t .. I . . i . . art extensive clay belt which prowlse;s ont., wbo was ,en route t I q4lities she was beloved and respect- Laing -visite . * I . Lumbermen in Norihwq�rtern On. to yieldreadily to agricultural develop- British ,n&'VY &3 a Cadet- . W-ek -Baze ball is now in full S:Wlng. I I ' �.. . nXiously- looking for rain. eck ed .Besides her hw§band afarnily of I ' L - tarlo are- a, and mh-%- , ,,,I had just gone to the upper d Mr. Awtin Rice 39 I i - 0 1 1� . Th i e saLisfied with show- rrznt and there are timber , of quoits," t�Wo ,sons a,nd,two daughtera t-vurvive to The Club, With day z and Sttur- ' ' � 9 �!nl cy will not b � oral resources whose richness Is be- with two friends for a game I ptain, meets Wednes - i 0, I rrioLrn I= loss. V 11 ca 1 41 1 ers, either; but are in. actual need of 11aved to be very great, South of the be said, "wheh! one of them looked Over ' rptice..� . 11 P,ainc0o�A,s do I'ApourS. unless 'a arcident occured near day 'evenings fOr P I .1 --a Concert I q .Ladies . a seriL of heavy . � remain In the Transcontinental and inorth of the the side. He cried as be aaw a streak '. -- -A� SeTIO Stratford, Friday The C .-The Patri0tic LectltrP- . - i . � their Winter's out IS 11 rrain line of the Canadian Pacific, will cThere,s a, torpedo comin& right at us.' W. artb-xg, m.orth Of in lRe church Tf4t . - 0 1 The luTrber- . . Ruston, am of Win. and Conc-8rt given I � $ wodds for a vgiole ,zeasbn. I \Canadia,n we wateted uUtil It atruck. Then we afternoon. Tlct,Dr cew, es- � N r'ather hard 1asL ran the (new line ,of the . Ellice farmer, w" Friday evening was a .great sue i -? (or- Drivin I the boat deck as a hu.96 R.-ston, prominent � I i g czmt) I Ing Industry was hit Northern. This line is also close 'to rushed to 50 -acre far.in pecially whenWe cmisider the -disagrte- -, i . . I -- - of splinters and. de�brls and: -returningbomefrOm theiT . J - � z I . . 3ear [by the fina.nial-'stringericy and , -W,411 be under opera- q­auLlty 9,ble weather, . only Pour dzy,07 � - � ' i ., . . . s added -difficult, otEad- cotrpletion and agri- m ' hort distance from the main farm, and. that f I ! . I - .tbl tion very )soon. It opens up an .asses of water fell around us. The a, is was given for ,announcing. thO � i . ains de Uee I � Charlton, A Ssy coats made inso,.Tnany attractive colorings, now ""s ' a. ,geavy'r -A, J. I I I . Thez,e rf6st useful and dre' verse weather condition cuftural country as good as or ,better second topedastrudk the Itner justfour with a iranure s0ea r. His team Of no'* i and atylish designs --Fawns, Grays, Shot Silk Effects. are ,needed within �,the next couple of. raversed by the Transcon- rrinutes later and --imply shatter6d' the colts bacame fx1ght6hef-I by Mr. did. entertaffiment. 11ev. -his audlemb '4 1 the pre,blerr confront- , obile and Mr. Rust -on jump- F.R.AB, of Wtebell held - I . A. 1. . 4,4n that t e hull. The I ;'piendid lecturi, by- - . � Weeks or else ti-hental. - . cntir' first torpedo -was e- Litt'se,--tOM � hen right through his � — � � I - I the horses' beads, ,w � . $5 $7 W $10.00 � [r.g the lumbiermen In the northwest- . , Lualtania, but-, ed down. to of the tacts ; . , . . nough to have isunk the the his ,graphic nresentation; - I . I . � � - . s will be a, serious one. The — theyr,eared ,andhe was ran ,over, . . - I ern district I . I the second completed the task. I � aring of which protects , the � of lands, forests atid inines asprea;der passing overbis of Itht Presnit',war. If there �vverp, an,* � 4 A .good irivestment for every woman the we . A department The cowardice of It ,,Many of the 1vomtn were panic- wheels of the were lulw warrr In tllelr�' - � - ; .. I a6eived reports to the effect that . g Ruston Is Injured Jn� Pre-M-nt who s s e s. . I- . . has r� Ing many of The following frcrn the Toronto Star stricken. I wet oa'f. almost frenzied body. The Soun, � attitude wws:rd their countrY, we "- -- �W­ eTpenzlVe Suits and delicate dre . t,ha lack ott rains i's MUS � jo calm her. I ter.r.,sily and may not recover. - . . - . the ,srraller istreams to dry'ap, leaving illustrates the situation so eXaCtlY that with fear And tried , t. I then saw -On Thursday, April 29th, 'Arbile,en- that Sir. CharItOn"s- addresO WoUld- -i I it cannot be too widely spread or too .h,71ped her Into a -boa . t .. � '- � be Immense IinPOrt- ' I * � I — - the .usual I . I nearly.swamped., gaged In, settiDg -,UP machinery In ,1ack- rrake -tbenl relfte i �----- - ,�.n the lumbermen without impreased upon the minds another boat that Was � *men Rar- aucna of the Cause BeUSID -tIs figbftf f-- . , t warehouses r I . I Treans -of getting their logs out. The. emphatically I .got on board. Others with its- � WE $on Br05% 'm f Mr. for. miss !161n, M,nd. the m�:18 quartattet � � � . . I . been help- of the people: nephew o ghted the I drying up of itVe 'Streams has o months the Ger- baled for all we were worth. A nuif- r1ston, James G0,rrI11, - audywe , F Wm. Tborno, of Mitchell. passed Bud- Mltchell� also delt . . or rrore than tw I . - � . and It Is pa bo . '; ga�-Highest Prices for Butter and Eo -(Y-- ed by the early thitiving of the snow, marines have 'been destroying ber of men clZmber-cd In, nearly swa`np- failtire. The .de- with their selectims � 11-11 t-1 - before 'the lee, moved out of the large . . . t again. 1q,dbo:Iy had a knife, but denly away of heart last AUPUNU, - � ! . Mail sub of British 'shipplog- Ir.g I 63rd 1year, Waa hop,L.d it wlliino� be their ; I , I rivers and. lak4, and .ofily a very bea,vy what they dare I found a hatchet and c'ut the boat ceased, who was 10 bU Re went �o ance In our. miast. A 'Subst-antla, -sum � I C _Jy and In nearly ,every cage .the attacks � - born townsbip. : make Lip for..the loss. It in FuUarton � ad with which the U&M Ut- �: 1 . rainfall can clear. ty.five years was ,XeaTIZ. - . I ' 'hiPS- Minto, townshil) over thir - V , have been made On, deten0eleSS Q ards, away . g, ". I jr,ust come immediately or many fum about 200 Y 918ink lsbirt.q, I 'Wru- ; : I - Tbw -German un -boa '"We 'Were just he cultivated a, tend purc]4 . �� I . . - I - Clothing o 0 . their der -water �War ts brieks Ago, whiare spl;n&-d I - . ;� . - - � . , Grei bermen will be forced to, leave , I Wr ,n the Lusitaula sank. I The s concession. Five years i &nd awlLs. I . � . � 9 � dd Aidt-seek ibattle. They go by stealth * - � ,� -... i cut in �the woods� till n(,xt spring. This pe�trching out opportunities for doing I 4 the Nople gka they were drawn down fann on the Ath . I . � I ' � I - . Ir . ; - Is an unexpected proble'rr we . I - , I , . � . ­ i 1 7 � I . . . � � .� I . I -4 I � I . � . I . . � . . I �. - I ; . : . 1� -. I . I . . . . - - . . . 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