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eriir's dii,,tvuatie dealings_
i the effort of the Japanese,
E,ion to the United States has
yen to an exposure of the
which German dipomacy was
€ make trouble between the
ta tes and Japan. We have. -
cut revelations of vulgarly -
us diplomatic methods om
y's part in- Mexico, Argentina,. `,
-where. The manner In which
y has compromised the in-
of Sweden's diplomatic reia--
hile humiliating to the Swed -
de, le to be laid wholly at the
Germany's unscrupulous of--
ethods. Never In modern=
as there been so odious an
aent of spies and secret
and we have- now a:`great
till accumulating ---of evi--.
r show how the German For --
Meer has subsidized a pro -
to
to af€ect American public-
while also -subsidizing sabo--
cendiarisr, and widespread
Dispersing a Crowd.
e Just come back from forty--
airs'
orty-:urs' duty in Paris," writes
in a Highland regiment..
vant and 1, both in the kilt
ying some stuff outside ag.
one does in Paris, when
f about twenty people ,gather
and and simply stared ----some
some open-mouthed, and
ubtiess in admiration. 1 wawa
at first, but it got a bit too.
a good thing, and my ser-
tio is a wag, said, `Shall
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an the e hat,r
sir?'
Lot thinkinhe would, I said,,
,' and --if be didn't whip off`
roral and take it round per--
Tiously with a childlike ex-
on his face. They cleared!
'fight, some grinning_ and
oking very sheepish. But we
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dew, frost, and sun, a pro -
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New Years Wedding.. quiet
wedding took place in Ontario street
.church on the afternoon of New Year's
.Day, when Miss -Viva Jane Stevens,
slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
,Stevens, of town, was united in marri-
.age to Mr. George Persy Head, of
Whitby. The- ceremony was performed
by Rev. 3. A.. Agnew, pastor of the
church, and was witnessed by only
the immediate friends. At the con-
clusion of the ceremony the bridal!
couple and guests drove to .the home
-of the bride's brother-in-law, Mr, • E.
II, McGill, of the Huron Road where
-the reception was held and the wed-
ding feast spread. After spending a
few days visiting friends hereabouts
Mr. and Mrs. Head will go east on
,a honeymoon trip before settling at
'Whitby, where Mr. Head holds an im-
portant position in connection with
the asylum.
'W ALTON.
Habkirk—Bennett—A very pretty
'wedding was solemnized at the . home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett, Walton
on Christmas Day, when their daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel Muriel, was united
in marriage to J. Orville Habkirk, of
Brussels. At twelve o'clock noon, to
the strains of the`wedding march from
Lohengrin played by Miss Barbara
Reid, of Hamilton, the bride entered ' thorough laxative which instantly
the living -room, attended by her Fath- relieve all stomach and bowel disor-
er and took her place beside the groom
under an arch of evegreen and ' holly.
The bride wore a lovely gown of white
accordeon pleat4d chiffon over ivory
Duchess satin.withtulle veilartdori or-
ange blossoms, -till carried a bouquet
of bridal roses. The ceremony was`
performed by Rev. F.W. Craik: After
congratulations about fifty guests sat
down to a sumptuous wedding dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. - Habkirk left on the af-
ternoon train for Toronto amid show-
ers of confetti. They will be at home
to their friends after January 20th, in
Brussels, and carry with them the
best wishes of a wide circle of .rela-
tives and friends for a happy and
prosperours life;
of the immediate neighbors of Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Lamont` spent a very en-
joyable time at their home on Friday
evening last. After partaking of a
bounteous supper the compapy repair-
ed to. the parlor where the evening
was .pent. in a friendly and social
way, - interspersed with music and
song. When we say anusic, we don't
mean of the ordinary, but of the ex-
traordinary quality, consisting of two
violins with organ and 'harp accom-
paniment. Towards the midnight
hour ice cream and cake were seared,
Mr R. McKay, in a short speech, ex-
uressed thanks for the very splendid
evening's pleasure., wishing Mr: and
Mrs. Lamont good'success for the fut-
ure and many happy returns of their,
anniversary, and hoped when; they a-
gain celebrate that all might be there
to see and enjoy. J. F. McCrae, who
*was visiting his friends here, and is an
uncle to the host and hostess, contrib-
uted considerably to the evening's pro-
gramme, being somewhat of an enter-
tainer- in various lines. Mr. and Mrs.
Lamont have been married 7 years
and in that time have built for them-
selves a convenient and comfortable
home and .greatly unproved the farm
on which, they jive,' being lot 12, con-
cession 8' All agree that they know
how to entertain.
THE ONLY MEDICINE
THE BABY NEEDS.,
Baby's Own Tablets is the only.
medicine a mother needs for her At-
tie ones. They are a gentle • but
ders thus banishing all ; the minor ills
of .little ones. Concerning them
Mrs. ;Joseph Levesque, St. Simon,
Quebec? says: "Baby's Own 'Tabs'
letsare
marvellous medicine
' a a s rr3ed eine
for little ones. They never fail to
cure stomach and bowel troubles 'and
neither my sister-in-law . or m/self
would use any other medicine for our
little ones." The Tablet`s are sold by'
medicine dealers or by snail at 25
cents a box from ,,The Dr. Williams'
Medicine E o., Brockville, Ont.
SATAN )WRITES THE KAISER
This little satire written by Louis
Syberkrop to please his friends•. and
-their friends has become an elephant
BLITEYALE• on his stands. -
Notes.—Mr. Thos. Ennis has gone Letters are pouring in from every
state of the union. and Canada inquir-
1.# `'s sooner
hastevieny`'
spiritle
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., 'Ant in
spill their
assist 3to>i1:a f
yo
hi heroint
to WitOve . tea
yo'uthasa- -of German
tine wok be wilt- _
blood .:and' pull your chestiants yourtv
and mine; the spell h s been ve ed, -
you cast your amhiti us eyes towards
the Mediterranean, E ` ypt, India and
the Dardanelles and you began your.
great railway to Bag , ad, but the am-
bitious archduke . and , his more ambi-
tious wife stood in your ways .It has
then that I sowed the seed' in your
heart that blossomed 'into the assassi-
nation of, the duke and hie wife, and
all hell smiled when it saw how clew
u e
erl dal d th r• t S
ia
Y yosa e c ime on erv.
I se* you set sail for the fjords of
Norward and knew you would prove
your alibi. How cleverly done; so much.
like your noble grandfather,. who also
secured an assassin to remove old Knig.
Frederick of Denmark and later robb-
ed that country of tw provinces that
gave Germany an op ortunity to be-
come a naval power. Murder is dirty
work but -it takes a Hohenzollern to
make a way and get by with it.
Your opportunity w slut hand, you
set- the world . on fire end the bells of
hell were ringing; • yot,7r rape on Bel-
gium caused much joy; it was the be-
ginning, the foundation of a perfect
hell on 'earth, the destruction of •noble
cathedrals and other infinite works of
art was hailed with job
regions. - You made w
foe alike, arid the mug
showed ;my teachings
Your treachery toward neutral nations
hastened 'a universal upheaval, the
thing I most desired . Your undersea
warfare is a master stroke from the
smallest Mackerel bot to the Lusi-
ta iia. You show no favorites; as a
war lord you stand supreme, for you
have no mercy; i,rou haste no considera-
tion for the bay clinging to its .ma-
ther's breast -as they g - down into the
'deep together only to! be torn apart
and leisurely devoured; 'by the sharks
down among the coral . . e
• I have strolled over he battle-fields
a
of Belgium:'nd Franc . I have seen
your hand of destruction everywhere;
it's all your work, super -fiend that I
,rna-de you. I have seen the ,fields of
Poland, now a wilderness fit for the
prowling beasts only; rio merry child-
ren in Poland now, they all succumb
to frost and starvation. I drifted
down to Galicia, whereformerly Jews
and Gentiles lived happily together. I'
found but ruin and a hes; .I felt .a
curious pride in my p pil; for it wa§,
all above my expectati ns. 1 ,was in
Belgium when you dro a the peaceful
population before you.like cattle into
slavery; you separated man and wife
and 'forced them to hard labor in the
trenches. I have •seen the most fiend-
ish rape committed . on young women,',
and
rhos forced into
Maternity were
cursing the father of their offspring,
'and I began to doubt if'my, iferno
.was really up 4 to date. .
You have taken millions of dollars
'from innocent ;victims and called it inn
demnities; you have li' ed fat on the
land you :usurped and sent the real
Owners away to starvation. You have
strayed away from all i legalized war
methods and introduced a code of
your own, You have billed and rob-
bed the people of friendly nations
and destroyed their property. You are
a liar, a hypocrit and at bluffer of the
:highest magnitude: You are a pupil
of mine and yet you prose as a per-
to ror4nto for the winter.—R. Me- l sonal friend of God. :Ale Wilhelm,
per -
mg for more 'copies. Already thous- are a wonder. You, wantonly
t
Kinney, of Toronto visited relatives youy
here last week—Mr, - and Mrs. Manley antis have been forwarded to France, destroy all things in your path and.
�' England and Canada. leave nothing for comin` generations.
:and daughter, of Southampton, are Letters are coming from men of 7 `
visiting friends here.—Miss Laura, promi>ence such as Tumult., Roose- I was amazed when I ;saw you form
Holmes, of Wiarton, . spent the holm-- vett. nd Secretary Daniels of the partnership with the impossible "Turk,
days at her home here. --'Miss Mary the chronic killer of Christians, and
Stewart, of Chesley, is visiting her you'.a devout worshipper ,in the Luth-
parents here. The Christmas tree en- eran=` church . I confess,' Wilhelm, you
tainment was well patronized and a are a puzzle at times ; A Moham-
good programme was rendered, The • ,medan army commanded by Prussian
proceds. amounted to $59. W illiani g y officers assisting one another in mass -
Duff, who, underwent an operation at 1 1 acring Christians is a new line of
St. Thomas, recently, is improving f warfare. When a Prussian officer
and his anany, friends wish him a very can witness a nude woman, who dis-
speedy recovery.—At the school meet- . h g • emboweled by a ,swarth Turk, coinit-
ing on December 28th, J. F . Me- ting a double murder with one cut of his "
Cracken was I, appointed trustee to suc-
ceed Mr. George McDonald .-Mrs .
William Hewitt and daughter. of
Guelph, spent Christmas with Mrs.
Smeltzer.--Mrs. Milton Smith is on
the sick list. We wish her a speedy
recovery.
in the infernal
r on friend and
der of civilians
ad borne fruit.
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GREY.
Sudden Death,—The' new 'f Mrs.
'Nelson Cardiff's -sudden dear at the
home of her brothers, anbert and Jas;
McCartney, lot 2t1, concesison 3, came
as a sad surprise last Monday morn-
ing. Her brothers had been ill with
pneumonia and were making .favtoral.le
progress, when Hugh, another brother
of Tugaske, Sok., arrived house and
fell a prey to the same insidious dis-
ease. Through the passing weeks,
Mrs. Cardiff had taken charge of their
home assisted by a nurse. On Sun-
day about midnight she got lunch
ready for the nurse and sat down in
a rocking chair near the stove. Think-
ing she was having a sleep the nurse
did not disturb her until she found the
fire burning° lo‘v about three a . m.
and happening• to touch Mrs. Cardiff's
folded hand found then/ cold and dis-
L-ov ered that life had fled. It is sup-
posed she passed away possibly when
she sat crown. Deceased's maiden
name waS Agnes i1�IcCartnes, and she
was born on the McCartney home-
stead where h-- died. On June 7th,
1$911,` she was united in marriage to -
Nelson II, Cardiff and came to his fine
farm. lot 2, concession 7, from whence
the funeral took place on Friday after-
noon to 'Brussels cemetery. In ad-
dition to her husband, one son, Albert,
aged 16 years, survives. Mrs. Wm .
Turnbull, of Grey, and Mr. George
= McCartney, of Tuckersmith, are sis-
ters, and the brothers previously nlen-
tioned,and Will, of Milestone, Sask,
constituted the family. Both parents
are deceased, Mrs. McCartney passing
away nearly four years ago. -'Mrs.
Cardiff had complained on previous oc-
casions of heart tro ble, but being of
an energetic temperament she paid lit-
tle attention to it. She was of a bright
cheerful nature, industrious and kindly
and beloved by a wide circle of friends
who area unit in tendering -to the
sorrowing deep sympathy in the € sud-
den bereavemeint at a time when least
suspected. Death must have come Dr. Tremain's Natural Hair Rester -
very peacefully .as there was no evi- ative, used as directed ie guaranteed
deuce of struggle or call of help that i to restore gray hair to its natural.
was near- at: hand. The end carne as color or money refunded.. Positively
she heroically did her duty to ' those not a ,dye and non -injurious. • Price
who required her aid in. the hour of $1.00 postpaid. Write Tremain Sup -
serious illness. I ey Co., Toronto, Ont. On Sale in
Wedding Anniversary. --A nber Seaforth by C. Aberhart, Druggist. -
navy.
So
ready
man
If -
e of Satan's letters have al -
found their away into .the Ger-
renches by airship route.
is as good as they all say,
then t is worth pushing along. It
will give pleasure to you and your
rienda.
The Infernal Regions
June . 28, 1917.
To Wilhelm von Hohenzollern, King sabre, and calmly stand! by and see a
of Prussit, Emperor of all Germany house full of Armenians !locked up, the
My dear 'Wilhelm. - house saturated with oil and fired,.then
I lin call you by that familiar name my teachings did not stop with you,
mush closer than) but have to be extended to the whole
you can know. Germanic nation. I confess my Satanic
From the time you were yet an
undeveloped being I have shaped your soul grew sick and then and there 1
destiny for fly purpose. 1 ew the pupil had become the - mas-
In the days of Rorixe I created a i ter. I are a back number, and my
rough neck enown in history as Nei o..(; dear Wilhelm, I abdicate in your ay -
He was a vulgar 'character anti suited or. The great key of hell will be
my purpose at that particular time.• turned` over to you. The gavel that
i=.� these modern days a classic demon has struck the doom of `damned souls
and efficient, supereriminal was ,need -
satisfied
the time began, is yours. 1[ am
ed and as I know the` Hohenzollern satisfied that my abdic tion in your
ed,and is for the very best interests of
blood, I picked you as my special in-
hell—in the future I ani at your ma-
strument to place on earth , an annex
to hell. ,-.I gave you abnornal ambi-
tion, likewise an over -supply of egot-
ism, that you might not discover your
own /ailing. ,I twisted your mind
to that of a read man with certain
normal tendencies to carry. you by, a
most dangerous character uplaced in
power; I gave you the power of a hyp-
nvtist and a certaiip magnetic force
that you plight sway your people. I
am responsible for, the deformed aria
that hangs helpless on your left—for
your crippled condition embitters your
life and destroys all noble impulses
that might c61i rwise cause one anxi-
ety but your strong sword arm is driv-
en by your ambitions thee squelch all
sentiment and pity I placed in your
soul a deep hatred of all things Eng-
lish, for of all nations on earth I hate
England most; wherever England
plants. her flags she brings ordtroout
of chlbs and the hatred Cross follows
the Ltriion Jack; under her rule wild
tribest become tillers of -the soil, an,
in due time practical citizens; she is
the g4eat civilizer of the globe and I
hate her. I planted in your` soul a
cruel hatred of your mother because
she was English and left my good
friend Bismarck to fan the flames I
had- kindled. Recent history proves
how well our work was done. It broke
your loyal mother's heart, but I gain-
ed my purpose.
The inherited diseases of the Hohen-
zollerns killed your father, just as it
will kill you, and you becarneshe ruler
GRAY IIA1R,
jesty's, service. Affectionatelyiand,
sincerely, Lucifer H. Satan. --Ex.
PUS CAUSES RHEUMATISM.
The X -Ray Shadowgraph is, Used in
Locating the Trouble.
"The cause of rheumatism is pus
formed and imprisoned in some: part
of the body. Il rets into the circula-
tion and is carried by it to, the region
affected. These pus places may be in
spots more or less closed up, so they
are not easily drained • They may b'
located about the teeth, at the end of
the roots of dead or diseased teeth,
in the crypts of the tonsils, in some
of the sequestered places in the'nos
trils, in the bony sinuses of the head.
They maybe in the bladder, the kid-
ney, the gall ducts, , or other places.
The pus producing spot may be. as
small or smaller than a pea or it
may be' larger. Its existence is fre-
-giiently unknown '°to the patient,
especially if it be bidden in soft tis-
sue like the tonsil. It may even
exist in the bony socket of a tooth •
without giving pain.
"Several different organisms pro-
duce pus, and any or all may produce
rheumatism when transferred to the
joints or the heart.
"The physician to -clay seeks for,
the puscavity when he meets a pa-
tient with .rheumatism and he en-
deavors to clean it up Rheumatic
pains have been stopped with magic
promptness by simply extracting the
offending tooth. It Is mit always easy
to find the pus places .n the hidden
partg"pof the body. Th
owgt•aph is essential ii
trouble. -It shows defi
curately all trouble l
of the teeth, and its use is therefore -
of the first importance in ferreting
out the pus in the deep structres."--
Dr. A. Reynolds in An erican Maga-
zine. .
X-ray shad-
locating the
ritely and ac -
out the roots
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oy1s' overcoats
3.50to $10
vercoats
The - Largest Assortment
of Styhsh, Comfortable
Garments that we have
EverShown.
We have gathered a showing of Stylish
New Suits and Overcoats for Men and
Boys that you cannot afford to over-
.
look, and despite the great cry of high
prices we are able to show you gar-
ments that will appeal strongly to you
AT VERY SLIGHT ADVANCES.
We have bought heavily and
bought -ht
� early and can supply..
you.
with
honestly
made, re-
liable clothes,.of
guaranteed
meed
dys.. at most advantageous
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Warni Underwear For
Men and Boys
AT'LOWEST PRICES. 1
V0 matte_ r whether you wear the finest knit or the
LI heaviest weight underwear, we have it in a soft
kindly wool -knit' to fit perfectly, giving you the great-
estcomfortante the most satisfactory wear. Every
is
good make here at very reasonable prices; Ie pays
to buy Underwear here.
Prices.. ..... 65c to,
It Will- Pay -You
to Biij.-Sthples
Now:
We are putting forth every
effort to keep staple prices
down, but cannot work impos-
sibilities. The prices will ulti-
mately advance still higher.
We have a big stock of staple
lines at interesting prices.
Prints, Towellings, - Ging.
hams, Flannelette, Cotitons,
Table . Linens_, Shirtings,
Ticki>ags, Art Sateen s,
Wrapperettes, Denims and
Pillow Cottons.
The prices will`' please you --
but don't wait -- Buy Now,
Men's suits
$7.75 to $23
Men's Overcoats
$1t1`to S25
Big Variety in Goad
Sweater Coats
WELL New Sweater Coats, in the New Checks and
Plain Colors, in all the best color combinations
made. Made with shawl, convertible; military or var-
sity collars.'. Coats that will stand the wear, keep their
color and will not stretch or pull, out of shape. .
Boys' Coats.
Men's Coats
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.ee. 1.25 to .-
•aeiiYe ii•serf-oeiess..soas 1450
Women's Coai
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tractive Price
Beautiful and beconiing, be-
yond description are the lux-
uriously stylish coats and suits
We're displaying the most
charming de€igns it has ever
been our pleasure to show.
Coats made with ;the newest
collars,- deep cuffs and full
• skirt, the very picture of cosy
comfort. The suits adhere to
ail the very latest commands
of fashiondo . Folloving in
every: ° .detail the last word in
correct cut $10
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