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SEAFORTII,• Friday, April 26, 1818
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R.61.11NDING IV MILITARY
IMPOSTERS -t
Among the various war bureaus that
. era discharging their duties with more
• bliehed i
that estan the •United $
than the average°satisfattiola tes is
by the Britiksh and Canadian Gaivearaa
merits for, the pursiose of rouidhig uP
and punishing "fake" war heroes.
• Thee are the meanest sWindleril de-
veloped bY the war. They disgrace the
uniform they weir . and bring !dis-
credit on the millions of gallant Ifel-
lows who have donned it in the ast
three years and a half.' They Iave
swindled scores if not hundredse or
thousands of decent American eiti-
zens as well as. their own compa-
tiots. They have forged clieesnes,
issued cheques for which there 'were
o funds, • have borrowed money
never to be returned, and -h
wronged women, all by virtue of aro-
peaking in British or Canadian twiny
uniforms and tellinglamentable
tales of their exploits in the im-
minent deadle breach. They hare:e
had a considerable run for their
money, •but are now being hurdled
down imprisened, and if physic I
ly it sent overseas again, ,preaa'
ably as members a a sures
club."
• Some of these imposters have had
remarkable careers. As a rule th
are found- to be soldiers discharg
from the service who are 'acquam
ed with military .formS and habi
and have been present at some o
the engagements which they ' d
scribe with such 'eloquence. For
man, who had never ben in u
form at all to attempt to fill th
part of a returned officer would r
quire an irofr nerve sufficient t
mace a real military reputation an
a, gift'of simulation, that woeld brin
fame on the stage, Sergeant-Majo
Boyd? of Montreal, a member of th
Princess Pats, attached to the Ne'
York- Bureau to . hunt down these
swindlers is of the opinion that thes
fakirs as a, rule don a uniform in
order to make a hit with th
ladies," and only rarely for the -pure,
poses of obtaining money on false
pretences. However, having once
committed 'themselves to the enter-
prise the opportunity of making fin-
ancial gain is readily yieldahel to, and
resenty they have crossed the line
at divides imposture from crim-
ality.
Not long ago in an American city
ran, across a chap in the uniform
the Princess Pats. Re told Boyd
at he had been at -clay Ridge, but
t was somewhat hazy about details
that memerabae coflict.. When
ked his number • he said "108,"
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, one of Boyd's churns -who had been
sasasasaa
4 killed at Vimy. The .error was fatal,
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fo
the licKitopliintvalliAD BOILS t
zre lnsnr4ince Co
lleadonice: Seaforth, Oat.
DIREOTORYJ
OFFICERS.
J. Connolly, Goderich, President
kas. Zvaran Beechwood, Vice -Prodded
T. E. gays, Seaferth, Secy.-Treas.
AGENTS
Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. 1, Clinton; Ed.
Hinchley, Seaforth; John • Murray,
,33rucefield, phone 6 on 137, Seaforth;
W. Yeo, Goderich; R. G. Jar-
snuth, Brodhagen.
DIRECTORS
William Rinn, No. 2, Seaforth; John
rummies Brodhagen; James Evan;
Neechwood; M. McEwen, Clinton; Jas.-
Connolly, Godericb; D. F. McGregor,
it, R. No. 8, Seaforth; J. G. Grieve,
No. 4 Walton; Rebert Ferris, Harlock;
George McCartney, No. 8, Seaforth.
G. T. R. TIME TABLE
Trains Leave Seaforth as follows:
aOZ5 a. m. - For Clinton, Goderich,
Winghanz and Kincardine.
048 p. m. For Clinton, Wingham
and Kincardine. •
p. in. For Clinton, Goderich.
1141 a. ne-For Stratford, Guelph,
Toronto, Oriliia, North Bay and
points west, Belleville and Teter-
boro and points east.
$.16 ni. - For Stratford, Toronto,
Montreal and points east.
LONDON, HURON AND BRUCE
Going South a.m. p.m.
OVingbara, depart .... 6.35 3.20
Malgrave 6.50 3.36
ZIyth 7.04 3.48
rAtidesboro ..... , - 7.13 366
Clinton, 7.33 4.15
Iliruefield8.084.33
Eititen ... . .. 8.16 4.41
..... 8.25 4.48
Exeter 8.40 5.01
Centralia 8.57 5.13
London. arrive „ 10.05 6.15
0,- - Going North a.m. p.m.
Londost, depart ......8,30 ° 4.40
Centralia •...... . .9.35 5.45
`Exeter 9.47 5.57
• Benson 9.59 6.09
10.06 6.16
furneefield... . . . . 10.14 6.24
Clinton ......... 10.80 6.40
Londesboro ' 11.28 6.57
ililyth ....• 11.37 7.05
•lielgrave .... 11.50 7.18
$Vingam„ arrive 12.05
r when a man is killed his number
never given out again. It dies
th him. The imposter was placed
under arrest and an investigation
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s'Worthless cheques and unpaid
ON FACE AND BQD Y.
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Boilea‘ad pimples are simply eyidenc
of bad' blood that is circulating th
systerci coming to thesurface.
The only way to rid yourself of these
painful and unsightly blood disease
is to have your blood purified by Burdoe
Blood Bitters. It ,removes every par
tide of foul material from the blood, an
the akin becomes clear and smooth, an
free from all eruptions.
e that he had left a trai
from Florida to California. He had
also married several times., Three
of his supposed wives -were notified
of his conduct, but several others
es could not be located. Instead of
he . being, held arid prosecuted for big-
arny -this hero was shipped back to
France and put to 'work that makes
1! him a rather dubious life insurance.
11- , risk. American citizens- who with-
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de out authority wear a, military or
d naval uniform, or any .part of it, are
committing a criminal offence and
are sent to prison. similarly in this
, country the unauthorized wearing of
a uniforni is regarded as a crime.
A masquerader who had imposed
on some cif the most important 'peo-
ple in New York City laaa run down
not long ago. He had deserted froM
a Canadian regiment and wade for
New Yo*. In the uniform of a
lieutenant he drifted into the United
Service Club, to which a uraiform,
apparently, is a passport; and sank
wearily down 'on a lounge. Then 1,e
rolled up one trouser leg and reve0-
ed a bandage- which was supposed to
cover a ghastly welled. He was
surrounded with sympathizers fin.-
xneldiately and with apparent reluct-
ance he revealed himself, as a hero
who had "got his blighty toutan" on
the Somme. He had been ail avia-
tor, it appeared, and later on he per-
mitted the fact to be extracted tlat
he was the man who had do ed
the famousGerman ace Iminelmer
He was hailed as a herowas invited
to the homes of prominent citizens,
persuaded to address Y.-.1VI.C.A. gath-
erings, and make r speec es.
als
Mr. Roy A. Bovay, Trenton, --Ont.
writes: -"Two years ago 1 was very
much troubled with boils and pimples
on my, face and body. A friend advised
me to take Burdock Blood Bitters. I
got three bottles, and before I had
finished the. third one, my boils and
pimples had all -disappeared, and my
face and body were as clear and 'as
smooth as any baby's could. be."
Burdock Blood Bitters h4s been on the
market for over 40 years. You are not
experimenting when you buy it.
.Menufactured only by The T. Mil-
burn Co., Limited, Toronte, Ont.
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
Two seated Gladstone,,natural wod, as
as new and easy running, COM*
f ble family rig. Apply at The
Expeaitor 011ace, Senior& 25724/
•NEVER- NEGLECT
BRONCHITIS
IT MAY TURN TO
PNEUMONIA.
It is said that his earnest appe
won, many a soldier for Uncle S
a
Incidentally the thought occ
t.hat some uniformed orators
h
who •
elped to swell the Canadian. ranks in
the days before Conscription was ap-
lied, have not begun to fill their
unnage bags with massacred Ger-
ans. One Of the men: in particular is
pen. to censure in these days of
ood .scarcity, for a citizen is on re-
ord as willing t� eat every German
e officer kills.
Bronchitis comes from .a neglected cold (11
sad starts with a shcirt, painful, dr; i
eeugh, accompanied with rapid wheezing, 1,0
and a feeing of oppression or tightness f f
through the chest. = c
You have, no doubt, wakened uth
p in
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the morning and have had to cough I se
several timee to raise the phlegm from aa
the broachial tubes, and have found it in
of a yellowish or gray, greenish color, by
and you have received relief right away. th
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This fakir, who promoted him -
11 from rank to rank • as 1 he moved.
out the country until' he was a
ajor when detected, was caught
a Canadian officer. He made
e slip of telling how he lay under
tree for hours until discovered
d sent back to the hospital. • At
e spot mentioned trees were
out as numerous -as at the corner
Bay and King Streets. So he
s arrested two weks before the
e set for his marriage with a
rming Amercian - girl. In the
antime he had collected a few
usand dollars for the purpose of
ying artificial limbs for soldiers.
is now at the front, trying to
up to his record as described to
Woua Americans. we trust. The
ndlers are not all xnen, • for one
an was discovered in. New York,
had the extreme hardihood to
to a British officer who wore
V.C. that she had one too . It
given to her, she explained by
French Government for her de-
n to dutv at a hosreital. The
r knew that there was no hos-
vrithin many ini/es of the spot
ionek A woman V C vt ul
is a form of bronelaitis .which if
7.401 not -cured immediately may turn into
pnesmoniwor some more serious trouble.
Cure the cold with Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup and thereby prevent bron-
'Militia and pneumonia taking hold on
your system. !
C. P. R. TnviE TABLE
SUMPS & GODERICH BRACH.
TG TORONTO 0
a.m. p.m.
,ipoderich, leave . • • • • ...8•40 1•36
tg1/41 n 7/1113
2.14
Guelph .. 4.30
FROM TORONTO
traronte Leave ..........7.40 6.10
erph, arrive . 948 4/.00
.. ... .11.48 9.04
• 111.03 9.18
ttiburn 12.15 9.30
iGedeelch ...... 0.158
Connestiose at Guelph Junction nth
Wain Use tee Mgt Tiroodsteek, TA*
Defeo% imad adage and all
otermediate painta.,
Mr. E. Jarvi, New Finlnd Sask.,
erriten-al wan trouled, for years, with
bronchitis and could not find any relief.
I Wee especially bad on, a damp day.
I went to a (Inmate and asked him for
se.e. to *op the cough and eon -
Maas • ' throat. He gave
me a battle at Dr. ood's Norway Pine
• wkieh found gave Me instant
I think it is the best medicine
for b▪ ronchitis know cat Now I take
care I always have a bottle of it on hand."
Do act accept a subetitute for "Dr.
Wood's." It is put up in Yellow
Rapper; 3 pine trees the trade znark;
pesos 25e. and 50e.; manufactured only
Ont.
by The T. Milburn Oe, Limited, Toronto,
be somewhat of a rarity even in 1
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ay
ir st of doing things we've get al-
dY ttind then add all -the French ones
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e Teachers Association ef Alle
riY erinntY, Md., has voted to join
he Anieklean FedereAdon of Labor.
It. is es 'timated t1 nearly 40 tier
eent. of women 'workers in Washing-
ton receive approximately §8 a ween
Dr. Hervey W. Wiley claims that
three women can do the same work
as two men and do it as well.
•At a recent election in -.Medford, N.
tr.., a school board composed entirely
of women was selected.
Miss Bessie Buchanan has been ap-
pointed' pastor of the Holland Memor-
al Ptesbyteriari church of Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Cooks for the American submarines
are being taught how to perform their
duties under water by Mrs. M. A. Wil-
son of Philadelphia.
Miss Laura A. Caubie has been ap-
pointed a deputy cinennissioner in the
department of markets of New York
at a salary of §5,000 a year.
Girl pupils of the Cleveland schools
will be taught the same trades as the
boys in the trade and t&lmical sehoels
if they desire.
Threat families of Beligan refugees
have been adopted by the Camp'. Fire
Girls of Chicago, for a period of five
years,
ce i$he T4d rfiturAmtvzsm.!
The Fareeinv.Fruit Mdicine«
MISSANNIEWARD
112 IiaMn $t., St. John, /CB.
"It is with rleasure that I write to
tell you of the grea,t bertefit Ireceived
from the 'use) of- your medicine,
Iwas a great sufferer
for many yearS frora Nervous Read.
! aches and COI:siltation. I tried.
everything, &Insulted doctoei; but
nothing seemed to hap me until
tried Prait-aleives'e
After I had taken several boxes,
was completely relieved of these
troubles and 'hate been unusually
well ever since1
Miss ANNIE WARD.
'Fruit-a-tiest is fresh fruit juices,
concentrated ittd increased in
strength, comled with finest tonics,
and is a positiy and reliable remedy
for Headaches and Constipation.
60c. a box, 6 for $2.0, trial size 25c.
At all dealers or Fruit-a-tivesLimited,
Ottawa.
The United Daughters of the Con-
federacy have' endowed two wards in
the Red Cross hospital at Neuilly,
France.
T4e most successful dispenser of
&egs in Chichniatils a woman who
operates a chain of drug store e in the
business sections. ,
Miss Ethel Schuster of Ellood City,
Pa., has been selected to carry mail
throughout the 'nearby country
districts.
BANISH PIMPLES
AND ERUPTIONS
egt
IN THE SPRING MOST PEOPLE
NEED A TONIC MEDICINE.
One of the surest thgns that the
hood is. out of order is the pimples.
=sightly eruptione and eczerha that
me frequently with the change
ora winter to spring. These prove
at the Tong indeer life of winter
had its effect upon the blood,
d that a tonic medicine is needed
put it right. Indeed there ate few
ple Who do not need a tonic at
s season. Bad blood does not
rely show itself jr-f disfiguring erup-
ns, To this same condition is due
acks of rheumtism. and lumbago.
sharp stabbing pains of liciatiel
neuraliga, poor appetite and a
ire to avoid 'exertion. You cannot
e these troubles by the use of pur-
ive medicines -'4 you need a tonic.
a tonic only, 1 and among all
dicines there is none can. equal Dr.
Earns' Pink Pals for their tonic,
-.giving, nerve -restoring powers.
ry dose , of this medicine makes
riah blood which drives out im-
ties, stimulates every organ. and
a feeling of new health and
gy to weak tired ailing men
en and children. If =n6u are out
orts, give this medicine a trial
see how quickly it will restore
appetite, revive dropping spirits,
fill your veins with new, health -
g blood.
u can *et these Pills from any
eine dealer or by mail at 50
s a box or six boxes for $2.50
The Int Williams' Medicine Co.,
kville, Ontario.
co
ft,
these days when heroism is so co
nion. And a V.C.oreaented by
French Goverment would be a s
greater curiosity.
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TAKING A BATaf SOMEWHERE IN me
tio
att
There are -not you can hear, can't the
yon the supercilious Anglo-Saxon eaa
tourist saying, ataf course there are 'd'e"s"
not") any bathrooms in the houses,
nor in the one little inn And yet the cur
people take plenty of bths and in gat
big porcelain bathtubs, too, bigger and
and deeper and fifiler of hot wather `me
than those we have in our houses. iffeail
Among the shaky curious little in-
dustries of the place is the etablise- • ,Eve
rnent des Isaias As you go down the
main street of a morning you stop in t,;.„
and fill up a little printed card stating e-ner
that you wish a hot (or cold), plain
•(dr perfumed or sulphur or starch, or w"ne,
what not) bath, at such and such an
hour, The little old woman in charge and
notes your hot*, and stokes up her the
stove accordiagatoatbe schedule of the anaed
da. When ,y-iyo, arrive you areihown
into an imMncMate clean tiled bath-
room , with an enormous tub, lined „.atte
With a clean sheet (it has been define from
itely decided by the doctors that this trmu
precaution obviates any possibility of Broc
contagon) and filled with clear, spark-
ing hot water. You can rent your
towels for two dents apiece, and buy a
it of soap for three cents, or you may,
ring them from Jhome, if you pre-
er. Of course, being. unused to this
%)articular way of killing the cat, you
feel rather` foolish and queer to be
taking a bath in 'a community bath -
tab instead of in ,Vour own. 1"--4-
hath is a fine °nee with a cold rb-
dwn at the end !there is no danger -
0 taking cold; and as you dress,
g owing and refreshed, you cannot put
ont of your mind Some such colloquy
ad this:
"Yes, of com-e I prefer a bathtub.
in ray own hous. Everyone wouldai
But suPPos,'I haVen't money enough.
to have one? At aome, in a town like 1
ths, you can onlyg4 a bath, or give
it Ito your chi/drere if you have capi-
tal enough to bur,install and keep 4
up a balirooin of our own. Here you
ca'have an even better one, any time
yo can spare fifteen cents i . '
W ich metho,d produces the bigger
atee of clean skin in. a given com-
m. ity ?"
ou usually end your colluquy by 1
quoting to yourself, laughingly, the
grandly American minded remark of
the boy f_rora Illinois, whose reaction
to the varions eyeopeners ab ut him
was Mies formulated:
'Da you kno, the thing we ant to
do at home is to keep all the good
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ALCOHOL
GIN PILLS
Many bave wondered how the famous
old household remedy, Gin pills d
rived its- name, sine obviously there
. !,.
could he no epiritsbon fain ed in pill form.
Th origin of Gin Pills can be traced
to Gi which -has for a great many
years en recognized for its medicinal
%tali es,particularliits beneficial effects
on ey complaints.
But n the-firet.plaee there are many
who have conscientious objections to
taking t alcohol, even as a medicine.
Secon yl the curative agent of Gin
Operate in spite of the alcohol, not be-
cause e alcohol ia a help to the cure.
Investigations were made to deter,.
mine just what it waS in Gin tbat tended
to relieve Rhumatism, Iumbago, Scia-
tica,4a Ba che, Swollen joints, Constant
Heade es and aIl disorders arising from
the kidn ys, bladderandurinary system.
This aetive agent, separated from the
alcohol, -as then combined with other
diuretics' and given the name of Gin
Pills, for which a demand has grown
greater than for any other medicine in
Canada. ' Gin Pills have a wonderful
record of success and anyone applying
to the raminfacturers can obtain 'copies
of many of the testimonials receivd. .
Gin Pill are sold by all dealers every-
where on strict guaranee. of satisfac-
tion or you money back. They are 50n,
a box or -'6 boxes for $250 k free
t
sample ea be obtained by writing to
the Nation Drug & Chemical Co. of
Canada, Limited, Toronto, or to the
U. S. addr ss, Na-Drit-Co. Ins, 202
Ma • in St, 13 ale, N.V. 12
APRIL 28,
CAPITAL AND nrsEurE ,. 000 0
98 BRANCHES IN CANADA
A Geneial Banking Business Tra adacted.
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF. CREDIT
- BANK MONEY ORDERS
SAWN' G§ BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed at highest Current Rate,
- BRANCHES IN THIS DISTRCT:
! Brumfield $t. Marys Kirkton
Exeter Clinton Hensel! Zurich
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snore -toda3r than when it was 'milt Lumber and ceraentare so lig
obviouts that either new houise or an old one is today sovaluableapro
it would cost half -as -much -again to blind this year asit did in 1914. * ,r -e
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its owner must conserve it unless he is commifted to a policy of wilful waste. ' e
your house -and all your building -protected. And let your paint-
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consist of an economical paint::se thGue paint aatbat(zglo:4pn...iarthest..--:...,
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100% P Paint
The kindwe guarantee to possess as its important lese, the above correct f
This formula, printed on every can over our President's signature" t onunits
this standard. nigh in colt as whiteiead has become, we must 11SC as much
as heforeto use less, would necessitate the removal of the guarantee from
cans and would injure the high reputation, which these paints have acquired
reason of their superior ingredients..
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Other B-H Products of Sterling Words.
We carry and recommend the following li-liproduets:
- For Interior Finishing -
Plaster Ceilings and Walls
Stain.
"China -Lac" - the perfect Varnish eeeeseeneeteeeea flat tone oil
Staining the Roof
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"Anchor Brand Shingle Stains" In 19 Varnishing Floor
different colors. "FloorIustre" excellent for in
• B -I-1 Porch Floor. Paint Boor.
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The foll
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For Porch Floors, Ceilings and parts For barn and outbuildings-
exposed to weather,. ' Imperial Barn Paint
Color Cards and Prices from our local agents.
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e Ford Saves the Hay and Oats
the Horses Eat
T HAS been estimated that five acres of land are re4uirtel to maintain
One horse, fois a year, and that thesame„five acres Would produce
nearly efioughfood for tvireple. If 5000 Canadian farmers each
• /*placed 'one horse with a; Ford, 250,000 acres 'would be added to the
Nation/8 source 'of food supply and enough extra food made available to
feed 100,000 people.
. Just think what a greatservice this means to the country at the present
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this acreage. •
time and the benefit to the farmers from the sale of food produced on
A Ford ear also saves the farmer a week or more of valuable time each
year, which ce,tusecl 'for further productive Work. The Ford travels
three times asfa-graica here and rig -costs less to run and keep, and is
far easier to take care of. With labor so scarce and high pricd, time
means money, so do not delay in getting your Ford.
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