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T onto, Aptil 9th, 1916.
hasa new distinction.
cif Colonel John Weslby
British Water
Coats fora
coats has just been received and placed! in stoc
for selling. These garments surpass by ion
anything in this line that has ever been-s4own,
appearanceAnd in service. They are so cons
that t he min or woman wearing one is smartly
and for driving absolutely protected in any
weather—rain or shine, dust or mud, cold or
Actually this cc?at will give the wearer the servic
to three or four coats of the orally sort.
And the Prices
}#re NOT HIGH
For Men
For Women
For Girls
t For Boys
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9.00, 12.00 to 1
3.59 to
2.9$ to
down t
t *ten
40, !Shared
. [II state5 lb
liable
odde
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ressect
ort of
heat.
equai
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The new :hats we are
showing m4ke Verly easy
choosing for the buyer of
a new hat. If you have
new hat tti our assort-
ment. Prices for
Colors black, gray green,
blue and bro n
Boys' Hats 25c to I
Boys
New
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• Suits
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We never had such huge \
piles of boy's clothing as
we are showing this
spring, and for the par-
• ents who have an lye to
saving we would suggest
• • a careful inspection of our
• clothing for boys. When
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at we purchased as heavily
* • as we did our object was
• to protect our customers
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• against the great advance
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• in prices of all materials
entering into clothing.
stialissONNIMall
:p4 to $5
.6, A
Buys a Good Suit
Here
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1 Mr:test OVERALLS and S
Highest Prices for Butter cnid
- tyfreig Clotliiiig Co.
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44-• .belon big
other 1°
ats
pire,
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Lavir
the .is
spare or f
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emit .3,1
AA a
144 ,t 0. New York Wad other
ericae ,a land has! had a way
• hobbits ete on the fringe of big
41, years gO, for example, he was
evideoc the represeatative of
'f k, h had a notion .of buying
se it on 1 Railway of Capada. Si
• then lit 11',3 .been In the' public
4, in co ec axe with water; powers.
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; Lett* ce at Long Sault. The
To, of the 1 r, bat the Ontario gov
• not u ce d; Colonel John 'We
;- optic; e t of the so-called power s
tba t e, and was associated ,
Colorte 'et Hughea, now Gen
Sa They 'were in, •the Un
e ion with the power ba
of Mu h oncern to this province.
Sans hav been allies ever elnce,
when th blg ;mutations -orders
1 d -with American firma,
naturally eumesoned,
o alave summoned Col
ley A.111son. With t
mind, Ontario is wet
e 'anxiety for the retur
113On and also for the
✓ Sane a,nd for what
opmenta may be in store
irne, the. siteation for
ves is full of gloom.
his age eye
is ill. Thel
of the
governen
est hold
aforee
Who
tnan
yet rn
attent
gphinx
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ably. 1
riddle
vinee
Own
but ant, honorary colontl,
a [multitude of such eV o
ank from 'the minister of
distinguished' servioes In
than those a blood. He is
oni the minister .of mill la
elected to help the sh 11
in :placing munitions c ne
described by the totals ler
who had sewed the e -
art .of the trovince Jo n
sone Ls, perhaps, as w 11
tints outomee rnanaicin in
se islands of the Sa nt
where millionttires ape d
s. He 'has always presp r-
ays been a man of n te
has bad the reputat on
ncerned In large fineness,
taste for horses. He ls
ame, curly hd grey of
aity groomed, having a
ith him and an ever -re dy
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0, Morrieburg man, he
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Sans Jos
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thin 13 1
wit, a
turn, of
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lo• goy
licens
lenges
meter
cost
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that t
pay 1
aratifi
might
the ,n
care
lost I
been
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card
govtr
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for 11
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vidi
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smile
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ter which. (ohe ape two years <i
Oxford County. She was �nai�ried in
Ggderiah to the late John McGregor in
the year; 1964 * and:'° cane to iiv4 on
the • farm on which !she died. Mrs.
McGregor endeared herself to her
neighbors by her !kindly ninist aliens
in 1siekne s and trouble. Her h band
died in' the year 1890. There were
seven children, all of whom survive.
The Spring Show
The Seaforth Agricultural Society re-
ceived the wort kind of treatment l
fromthe weather man for their annual i
Show of helmets and, cattle on Titesday
:last. A heavy rain- set in early In the
morning -and contineed ,steadily until
the midthe' afternoon.
the weathee conditioha, however,
Wag an exceptionallY good she
although the entriesjwere not a
ereill9 laet year, they were
up ?to( the atandard as regerds
ity. If the weather had been asdifavor-
Under
haenrde
num- For covering with wall
paper use Fibre 13oard
Beaver Board
b r e Board
Sanitary, Serviceable
and Decorative
For Paint Finish and
Panel Effect use
Beaver Board
able as last year, there woul have
itime,- the atreet being well fille with
men during the, judginge The foie •
, HORSES
Cheaper than plaster
will not crack or
:fall off.
C LU F FASE .40N S
Clydeadales—One Year old tiallion,
Thos. McMillan! Jas. Saltine, PerOheron
stallion, any( ale, Jes Smith,Walton • in
Heavy draft team, Thomas
Seaforth, Kippen; Roger 2521-2
Nerthcott, Exeter. Bnood mare in foal,
James Smillie, Heneall, R. D. Bell,
Hensel'. Three year old filly or geld-
ing, Roger Northcott, Exeter, and
2nd; Dennis Baary, Dublin. Tw
Wright, Brucefield. One, year eldfilly
or gelding, W. J4 D le, Seafortle Hur-
on Weather Insurance Mutual Com-
pany/special, Thomae McMillan. _
ham, Brucefield, J.1 Dale, Ciintea;
brood mare in foal Alex. 'Wright,
Brucefield; R. D. Be 1, Heasall;
or gelding, Alex. Wri
Seafortb ; one, year old filly- o
log, John L. Kerr.
Hackney Stallion—Stallion, any aget
W. J. Dale, Seaforth.
!stallion, ffes 0. Chariesworth, Blyth,
roadster, Morton Elliott, Verne, Geo.
Beattie, Varna; eingle carriage, horse,
F eitanEgroond, Clinton, W. J. Miller,
Clinton; roadster teem, Dan Hender-
son, Seaforth.
Judge—H. 3. Darroch, Lietofvel.
CATTLE. •
W. Beattie Seaforthe
year
Henq
; Alex
ugill,
geld -
From the Front
The two following very interesting
letters were recently received by Mrs.
cf
A. E. Neil, of •Uaborne townshi , from
her nephews, Ptes. Colin F. en P. M.
Fire, bothi of whom are at th front,
the _latter having enlisted in Australia
One wae written irons Longmoore,
Camp, and the other from theiDarde-
Longmoo Camp,
You ; will no doubt b aur -
prised _to t learn that I ran
batk in England', but auch is the case.
We have had a call to leave
lie- and got_ to the Dardanelles or
Gulf or acne other, place.
lieeYe Received your letter yesterd
ab a.m., Ja's before leating
lee Will tell You. a few things a
;at ,stay in Europe. We were at
ted
dly
cry
Sir
nd
ere
Sir
is
nal
ese
ing
of
In
ocal
on introduced hy the Ortar-
ent for reciprocity in motor
111 remove what has be
ng cifuse of trouble a
otor license in Ontario
he government didn't
American visiter to the,
aince the license fees
erially increased, it is
equire the incoming tour
burdensome condition
d prebably would, res
er of tourists bringing
Ontario. That woald
y to tlie.provinces as it
ated that the money
tourists at least $25
er is now being taken b
t , with any state or It
urists to come into On
d periods from states,
ant like privileges. By
reciprocity with
e ;government increases
the Ontario license, wh
le compensation to the
✓ having the fees bo
lege of entering the pro
de• nt of the United S
hes complied with the
f the law of the stet
reeides as to the re
McGr
life
at bow
Gregor
neerl
Ica
Wi
in
al
age of 82 years, Mrs.
quietly, passed away
edhesday morning, Mar
9t. been In frail health
o yearn, but was taken
the loot week. She -was
hire, Scotland, and erni
parento, Mr. and Mrs.
nele, to Caned& in 184
OD g
thet
was
ind
ex -
ave
felt
St to
un-
hich
riet
heir
has
pent
per
the
re -
may
ario
hich
pro-
ome
the
h is
car-
sted.
who
ates
pro-
stra-
lgiurn
Persian
y at 4
out oer
ixanide
e a3
Gtand RecrWti
Rally
Un
Br
Th
er the auspices of the Seaforth
xi eh Huron 00= ty War:Auxiliary
RDNO'SOIOPERA3 HALL
secidress by
Capt. DANCEY
135th Middlesex Battalion
Sho t addresses by Pte. SteWart Knox
roe ntly returned wound from the
fro t; Lt. Col. Combe resident
gram of vocal and instrumental music
and clog dancing .
101st Battalion Band in attendance.
Admission Free
GOD SA.VE TaE KING
J. 13. Reid A. D. Sutherland
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to
n I was leaving St. John, fwhat
it matter, my boy, if I go by
of New Brunswick and you by
of France!" That Was all she
and I oftee think of it. The day
left Alveringhem there were some
Wounded and. 70 killed in one little
kips It 1,3 a grand, end terrible
t to witness a battle at night,
13e•archlights going and star
is going op. One night I stood on
Gad and watched the proceedings.
after =lie a troops, motor
ice, wagons, despatch riders end
senten. You would wonder bow
!managed to carry on awl) a
Ole. The cans carry no lights, no
is allowed to smoke, Yet everyone
g on his special errand, for all
world, like a hill of ants. We
saw sotne rine air figlos, one
e against another, one night our
with ;sixteen men Was sholicd.
truck! With hit in eight p;aces
h 'shrapnel and not pile of tie
ches. We were where that: chaerch
s ahelled to pieces, all but one pil-
lar that had the Virgin Mary on it,
it in the
t • lobbed. Of course, 1, closed my
eyes and was still saying zny prayers
long after it landed. X really had to
pinch myself to see whether it waa
me or -not and there lay theff_1,500
peunds weight of death only a few
yards away.
"May 19th.
Well I Chem had the 'sensed= of
nrty last Turk this morning—
' that le the first I know that I have
I killed. I can hardly explain what it
fe-ele like to kill .a man without giving
ham a chance. Jest at daylight I
looked over the trench and ,opied three
Turk! about twententive yards away
crawling up on their hands and knees,
most likely. with bombs. 'Weil, really
I bad to look at them a minute before
I ceuldt muster up enough courage to
fire ont them, and just aa I had got
a gooksight on one be -turned and
looked me In the face. don't think
I forgot the look on his face for a
to ahoot. one, now though, As I have
only to think of eame of inY 171901;t Cm"
• Stone of the Turks actually had the
cheek tat get Into our treneh during
the night, and that is how one of the
14th J3attalion got a V.C. for diapOsing
of them. suppose you have read an
account of that in the pager: eel won't
tell yout anything about it.
Vane 22nd.
We43 nearly put on pushing deletes
• thia morning. I was sitting In nt'Y
dugout aleng' with my mate. writing
my diary. I Was just teMng him that
I wished ;something would -happen so
that I woold have aomething to write
in, emy book. I no sooner had the
lobbed in the dugout and burled it-
self about three feet In the side. Well
you can eead. more about that when I
send the, heok to you.
Auguet 18th.
regards war. This corps see s to prebably you haye read o
have a boeseshoe tied to its ' back,
as 'over had not a man killed in the oaperse
We bad a fine trip ye
1
six weeks, although e had some
ht rough what ii left of
very narrow e•scapes. woe wa k ng France and rilngland and arrived. at
with ac Belgian fellow one night aod
Lensmoor at daylight this morning.
he wa.e shot through the heed and
did not know what struck him. . I
don't know how it was none of us
From the Dardenelle,s
were bit as we were only abotet a half t
mile front the German linea for twa I received your letter of Aug. 5th,
weeks, under continual shell fire. With end 043 you were wanting be know
out kilo w,e cannot always get undee a 'Olt -of the exPerience I have had
cover a.,4 we have Our work to do; one ttince coming to the 'Nelles, I Will
advantage, we generally worked at EflOe at copy of the diary I have kept
night. One night we were p itting up !since I landed in Gallipoli on April 26.
concrete forme, and the artillery was On April 25, we were at Lemnos Isle,
very lively, 130 we were ordered to although 'some of the Auatralians left
quit for a while. We bad' not gone the night before. We could hear the
100 yards When bingo! a six inch shell ditattitynonmirleiosarain4ywh. ewreellev, eviewedired ahbaovaet
blew our work all to roatchwood.
We had acme great laughs when a bit of a bot time when we tried to
first wet went to the front. 'When a land, bat: it was done so quickly and
big g un went off, every one woald systematically that I hardly knew
Jump in the air But that wae allover
the first day and at last we never
even noticed them. It nevea trice
crossed my. mind that I was going to
be burt and if I had my pick I would
sooner fight than farm. Like the
tmarried man In the corps. We told
him he must like war when he would
leave his wife. He said, I'61.1.re be-
cause I like peace." Evideetly he
thought war better than a na,3ty wo-
man.
1 ;ask glad you ere good to. the 3ol-
diers,, Take it frcem me, it le eke to
have 9: griend in a strange •place, and
as for, 'spoiling them with kindness,
you will never do that. 1 bave been
used terribly well since being in the
army, and don't think it bias made
me any! woree, oxi the other hand it
keeps at fellow oat of many a temp-
tation, and in England the tempta-
tionstare much greater than. in Can -
I bave aome dear friends in Eng-
land; also in elleigienn. I felt awfully
sorrY for the Belgian peo le, they
Ilt
have come through so much. Otte lad
cried when I left Alvering ton, Bele
glum; IIe aaid, Colin, I halm riot a
kin lefit only my wife and, -Oise to in
gave onee a fountain pen, waiters I left,
going to write to father, ao you can
tett them. •
erday, Came
'glum, also
Me LBLt BROSJ ite eTe
$1.50 a Year in Adnate
'Brewer 500. acres. He or one of his
sons nsove to the latest purchaee.
—Mr White of the teaching etaff
of the GoderIch Collegiate Institute,
has sent In his resignation in order
to enlist. Mr. !White wiShed to be re-
Ileved all the end of April. The zria-
jority, of the board, however, deoided
to retell( asta -services to the end of
the echool term.
—Mr C. E. Lepard has purchased
Mr. Ezra Iferkleorts chopper and el-
ectric motor in "Wingliarn and will
erect a new building 'eolith of the
Exchange Hotel. aod will engage in
the chopping basioess. Mr. Lepard
expects to baYe his betiding erected
and ready! for -budineas in the course
(of ,a4 few weeks.
—The total asseesment or the town
of Wingha.-rk is as • fellow Land val-s
ue,s, $229,330; Buildings, ;592,60; bus -
;925,247. The number of peroons be -
5 and 16 years, 471; betweett 5 and .21
years, 662. The tetal pepulation
2444, an increa3e of 11 over last year.
The numbext of dpg3 Is 75, comparei
erith 33 laat year.
osDuring the tinenth Of March, the
Waments Institute and Ited Cross
workere of Waitose had a good record,
the total proceeds; =morning to $128.
Of thie amount, SU'S WaS realized from
the W..0,4,1 last Tuesdaefo being the
top notch, $39. McKlitop Township
Council's grant of 125, was highly ap-
preciated. A .shipment of hospital
supplies, socks, etc., valued at $211.50
Wa9 forwarded to Hyman Hall, Lou-
don.
—A -quiet- but pretty wedding was
solemnized at the 'Methodist parsonage
in Wings= on March 29th, when Miss
Annie Pearl Deactm, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry, Deacon, of East Was
wanosh, was united in marriage to Mr.
Joseph Alvin Armstrong, son. of Mr.
George Armstrong; Of the second cons
We enade; a real dineum bayonet cestsion of Morris, Rev. ,Mr. HIbbert
charge thia morning 'just at daybr-eak. performed the eeremonye The hap..
We had to charge ever a plougli- py couple eeM make their home on the -
ed. ftiald and the Turks did not half groom's farm on the Sth concession of
get on to U13 with their 'machine gues East hWawantesh. -
—Ws oribl a. tale they didn't. When The Onta.rio Railway and Monicipal
the order wale exessed along to charge, —
Board held a ,seasion ie. Gotierich on
you, would bave thought all the trees Friday last to beer a request by tho
in- Hada* hid been turned loose, Eve Colborne T.ownshlat Telephone Systeee
eryone ahouting our battle cry, 'tome for connection with Clinton by way
on Austraitlaf' Australia did come on of the Goderich township eystem. This
and a bi't tdo quick for poor Abdul Board ordered thet a trunk line be -
too. A fellow doesn't Seem to think
of bullets, tua.nhIne guns. dead or dying tween Benrailler and Clinton be built
or anytb4nfl elee. He has only one at the joint expense of the two aye -
thought and that le to run your bay°, tems andt that coanectIon be estab-
net through the fleet enemy In range liehed tee a rate, of ten c-nts, tho
and when I 139.W blood, well it aeenseoi elle'rg'e to be paid to the aystem at
about ony finish. 1 area clean mad whose office the message terminates.
and chaaed the Turks a bit too far --434.es Vera HoOver, daughter of J.
eo that 1 got away from t'he rest. i TrIehry tHoover, 12th conceesion, a
woke up a bit when the Turks turned Grey, bee accepted a position on the
and atarted firing on tne, It was not staff *LC the Bank of Nova Scotia, le
near !so much fun. It might have Brussels. Owing to the enlistment of
been jeee eie amine fun in e waee so Many bank elerks, the banks
but thot fun wee on Ihe wrong si.h. throughout the caentry have found it
very difficult to officer their branch -
20 Turks corning towards me, then 1 ee, the Bank of None Seotia, Brussels,
started to figure which way would being no exception, three of their
be [the easiest death, a ballet de a staff having donned the King's uni-
natOonet. I chose for the bullet, 2, form during the last three months.
the rtira I got four bullets, one in 1/1130 1-100Ver is an experienced steno-
grapher and bookkeeper and ;should fill
!started to get back to my niates on
the bill.
Crovrn Attorney Seager hae or-'
:nor cap, one through my water bottle,
one through my haversack, and one —
Aug. 21.3t. I was on eutpost duty at Winghasn, of .11, fiNf Walker, of
laat night and *hen I camel in I eves Mount Forest, Ont., and removal el
teld ttheti 200 of the lith would fall the body: to Athena Mich., for Irle
in ot theee o'clock, fighting order, terment, was not &floored until at%
and down into a ,gully and as the first brother, Dr Fox, a local physidan.
of our !lien ahowed themselves the An inquest will be held next Tbeirsday.
4htohine guns got onto them „The way The Ontario Medital Council sent Dr.
I got down over into that gully would Silverthorn, an expert pathologist, to
Wleigharn, for the post-mortern.
have done credit to any athlete.
When we got down into the gully --Mr W. Lane, county clerk, return -
we were lout of the fire of tb.e machine ed to Goderich on Saturday after a
guns at Certain places, but we had to trip of several weeks and is again oet
put on/ a bit of a apriot a few titres. duty at his office in the *Curt hens?...
There were atlenty of dead Turks He went 0.3 far as the coast, staYinr
off at many plates en route and look -
down thriough where we had to go and
trig up the Huron "old boys"; but the
you may ibe able to judge my feelings
greeter part of his time he wee at
on putting my foot on the <stomach of
Vancouver, where his son, Mr. W.
a !smell who had beea dead for over
Stewart Lane, IS precasting law as a
two weeke and lying out in the hot
member of one of the leeding legal
aun, wltht the temperature 110 in tbe
firnss of the city. Mrs. Lane, who hed
9bade. I plunked my foot into one and
been at Vancouver eince New Year's,
thought I was golng out of eight,
returned withi hion aa far as Detriot,
dee, I would rather face ten live
where zhe remained to spend a week
Terke than one dead one like that.
or two with her 3C n, Mr. °harlot
I belaevel the dead are the stron.gest
William Maedel, well-knOWn tanner
of Seaford, was found dead its his
MU charge in my diary bat will send
°B.ffftieererioaobn°.114Htbisriieelfr wirnkt 1%110124, tege
this letter, I remain, your brother,
fice to call him and found him on eh*
8Yvt floor dead. Dit. Emmerson wiz cille-4
and pronounced death due to heart -
failure. Mr .11sedel 'appeared to be la
Huron Notes
—Mr. William Glenn, ex -reeve of npeoc,rfne.c Rtheealvtahs wpolipetanahre leavftonhgoine hat:
large circlet of friends, and had been
peers. He leaves, besides his wife,
two sons, Herold, who is sailing a-
rbund Australia, and Herb of Detroit;
two daughters, Floosie, at Detroit, and
Greta at home. .
—Mr. Reginald ti), Turnbull, sae of
Mr. and Mrs. 'W.A. Turnbull, of Far-
quhar, has carried off the coveted
honors of Knox College, Toronto, He
W9,3 awarded the Post Graduate
Scholarship comprOsIng of the Daold
Smith R039 Scholarship of ;200, thee
Jane Hunter Scholarehip of $175 and
tile Macwilliara Scholarship of , $21I.
Mr 'Gardiner a few weeks ago en-
listed with the Gueltth Battery _eat
is already' In England. Ile WW1
awarded his third year owing te este
listing. Mr. Nif di. .Gardiner, also of
Farquhar has completed his third
year with atecondeelaes b.onors.' Mr.
Geo R Ratcliffe, also of that ereetion,
has completed his second year. \,
—Messrs Aikenhead Brost, of Lea-
den, have purchaeed the Blyth Sew-
Wiraghane and took possession lest
week. Tile purcheseeral are thorouals
sawmill men aa .they, have a large
ss,w mill at London., It is exrpecteet
they will, rim :the mill. toi ite full ete-
pacity which will bet a good thiag
for the town. One of the partsers
will be there n!Ant of the time to saes -
age the plant. Mr. lfanotone, Wks
has been running the mill for tit*
Pest couple of years has made a
ed the 209 sera fares of his brother, great many friencre there, srho .
Pldround, 4t,b line, Morrie, paying be eorry that he is ttevering his *as-
. ga500 for it. One of the fermi Is necticm with the basinem latereots of
tbe old horneetead. This glees Mr. that pisee.
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eeld O would met have come 'if I had
known what, ft was Iike. A thousand
if the people of Canada knew what
was going on, or realised what was
doing they would, or should all
where I WeA3 huntil I weei landed, and Stanley ‘townshb, • hart purchased
had ducked under cover out of the lot in. Clinton and intends erecting a
way of ahrepnel, which lwas reeidence on it this summer.
around us like hail. I felt happy, as —The Brussels Couneil granted $125
If I was strolling' down the street to purchase suitable gifts for the
wath my best girl. The more shots esident young men, wao have en -
the Turks would fire, the more we sted in Brussels Company with the
woula ebout and laugh. I think it Gest Huron Battalion.
muat have been our ignerance of the —Mr and Mrs. Gettrge Gibson, of
danger weL were really la or probably Molesworth, have presented an organ
it wee only stowing the stuff we to the Sunday School and Young
were reallyr made of. I don't mean peoples Society of St Andrewte church
myself, but the Australians that I tn matt village,
am with: If I had got a bit of a --Miss Bessie McDonald is engaged
tremble it the knees I would not have as teacher in the Union School, 18tis
dared to 'show it amongst the crowd concession, Grey, recently taught by
Although I have had about a thous- —The Presbyterian and Methodist
and and one narrow; escapee sin.ce the thoira in Bruseels will combine on
25th ulte„ yet I would not have room Eaeter Monday to give a number of
to write them Ina. letter. Well, tne Mualcal selections at ,bleiville Church
Turks are certainly giving us a bit Annivereary. The chorus -will number
of excitement today, but it'a always about IsIxty.
the earnet in the army, either 9. feast —Ur and. Mrs, L. NI „Dancey; of
.of feaating. By Jove 1 e 1339.11 would their daughter, Mies Alma Dancey. 'has
almost wonder how theY could pack arrived ,sa.fely in England, froai Cairo,
30 much. excitement into` sueli a. small Bgypt, Where ahe hae been stationed
parcel, They tossed us about tarty for some( time in one of the military
twelve inch ehells today, and every hospitals(
one ploughed about an te of ground, —Tuesday of last week, was But -
that's what a mare mi t call farm- -ton Days when the papila of Brueoeis
ing under difficultlea. One of the school collected ;47.10 by the sale of
ehelle—the eelly one that was close Huron County W.ar Auxiliary buttons.
enough to do me any eeoere damage— The money goo towards the purchas-
dropped into the trench [where I was, ing account of 33attallon Band lustre -
but whether!, the devil lOoke after his vents.
own, or wbether it wail only a fool's —Last week, Mr WWI= Brewer,
luck, I cannot eay, but anyway it dla -Celee491011 7, Grey township, parches -
not explod.e. 1 could see It coming and
only bad time to think that the Rona
Orable P. M. Pyfe, bad about °ne-
ctar:0e. As an old, old lady seid to me g
htb of a sesond more to live when