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phase of an intewwakicnal jssue�. . Such see in the pro brealdng� clerk not the Towiishilp for 4 Years William Demp"Y"'Mm WillianOtiy-_ . . � I
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was- the case in the 0 mils, - Eh I -, - loose of , forcts.,whi6h, ro . I - , � � . 11 - .
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triumphailit vote in the'ROuse of 'Con'- � � A as a ... ,,, I � 'Miss .� I I � ! I � - .1 I � I -,tulle
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3 4 was wel- � these want to see , t1 �e war end, be-oi Rayeraft �s . ... . .
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1 12 13 Y4 ; 15 17 8 danger which threatened the Allied cratic prWerves. 1 - s Morley, in politics. The* funeral took place on ! : These are. the -times when it is A I ran �,
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24 25 cause., - We hxvg� no doubt it was wel- tha t Lloyd� George I liii�oi�� litis, . t - . profit0le for any� man to buy � 17
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comed in France and Italy, had- confronting him various elements teacher, and - -n w I 0 1 1
� ,� 26 .27 28 29 30 S1 ovqrsoas. There are 0'66'two brothers at the house at 2.30 by Rev. G. 0. � � Dependable Shoes ��m, a De- . . �1_ Agr"
, The issue before ihe House, of Com- Which. for, various reasons opposed a pendable Shoe Store_" - 1:, e 0(
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. ...... 0. I ... ... * .....) ........ * issue of unity smoug too vigore'us war and tb�ree'sisterh 1, i�rviving. . The fun- Kaihe, of Londesboro, followed by in- , I I a 0 . REGAL ' _. _ 'i - � � 1� N
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� I mons was the 11 prosecul 'on of the eral took pl'ace,on, Friday'and was terment in the Union f3e�mtkery_, the I 11 Is lit We are at your service with � I -_ in C(
� � - � . I � olicy'mbieh too. -Closely I I 0 � PAN WWI - -
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. unity. His oppolients stoo ngl . ' vehilcles, Ineltidogn , twenty autos law aild two brothetis4n-law, namely: �, . -.able Mp,n!s Shoes made--Shoesi I �
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I - bein injbe procep'sion. The -Forest- Messrs. James Smith, William Tay- . that you can bank on giving you . wal
.7 , the Allies.' If Lloyd the Hun. And that is. just the sit- � 9 - - .
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- 'era of Granto . w ich'-he was'a lor, William Dempsey, William Skel- I everk satisfaction. The choicest
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� - George had gone down to defeat, his uation that L1�7d George. welcomed. ..
� ' I ser- tl�rk, John BrighEqn, William Brig- of leathers and every detail of � " "ft.
, A Superb Showing --Stewart Bros.. A - - membert took, pa, ift -the buna '1�1 . .�a
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Here You Are—Greir Clothing Car -1 - opponents would �Ither have had t9 Before the decision was rendered, there vxce Revols. Ba' rd'and-Finlay were 'ham. . - - 11"� perfect Shoe construction is Cn, I �� N . I -N
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I I Postponed—Las of Limerick Town -1 take M4 place .and resi � the offi8ating. cler ymen. Interment. . I , - !,,�, worked out into: our splendid ,. I . , in Si
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Old Times Tea—A. D ,Sutherland—I would have had to appeal to the coun- py,ehensive; but riot � so , Was Lloyd was made. in Z1:0n cemetery, . KIPPEN 1;. . � __ : - -shoes. Smart, snappy styles
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Unprec,endented Selling --J. Mactuvish-8 .- He,finds such situa, ' 1� 0 1 .1 4., �, fo ' I I � .,Art M
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For Walking—H. R. Scott -8 -1 try, to sustain them. In either case George himself . .. I � , . _r_ � - r the Young Man as well as
I Goldwin Presents—Strand-8 tions, his liking. Ile met it like a Thames Road Note& -'Rev. A. E. For Sale—One good second: hand top buggy,. ' �_.,a - - SuRd
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I . Leather Goods—Thompson's-8 I thqre would .ha, - . and Mrg. John�,)j Mr. and Mrs.' P. lso one good knock -about buggy, cheap. � I I I -
and oifsMptfon that would certainly warrior and he won. A I the older men., _. � -, �
# I county cou" g-5 - adge, Mr. and)'Mrs. Geo. Williams, pty to W. L. Meilis, kippen. 2632i"I"' - �,__ , . 19-pecial Values, too-- I -1 I by 14
i to 0r1Wrn:!!15n . have been felt by the armies at the The, vote by which' Lloyd George M Williams ,Returned officers and men si�eak most ap- '� �Vjies v
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I c:r Posts—A. Stewart --8 front. . . . , was cindicated was a vote for a war Mrs. P. Whitloqk, Mrs. Ben L preciativel3r of the service rendered by the Men's Mahogany Calf Shoes made on the English last with Acme � � - 1- � .
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I Horse Routes -5 . . to the death -and a vote for Allied and Roland, and -Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Y.M.C.A. in serving,hot coffee to the soldiers. soles and rubber heels, per' i . F .a nev
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I - Lost—Epositoi Office - I . � - Doupe attended the funeral ofMaster -it is . voluntary Brst aid that has developed I _. .... Koo . . . -
. StrsweO—L.J. �LoobY-5 . t,hr,eat to Allied unity hadits source unity. -The Qutlooik .. - Men's Mahogany Calf ShoW made on -the English last with Xeolin I I
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. - I S,trayed;--Leo Fortu:�ie 5 1 . , - must' re- . __L . . 0-anommw - Willie -Roy, son of Mr, James Roy, of i � nto a nece.ssity�,� Will you not help It along? Soles and -Wingfoot Rubber heefi4 1),er pair ............ $,�,50 . � P,
Lmit,--Andrew Christie -5 � in -a inilijary faoition.' We ' - Bornolm�, on Saturday. -A union Pic- Notes, -Rev. Dr. Barnby, of Lucan, _ �, $7, $7.50 .0 �, � . - - � I
, I For Sale --miss cooper'-� , .member that England's ariny is now I HURON N)TES . . . Men's.Gunsiitail Calf Shoes, made on the English last -with leather �, . _, . i
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�. . ; Aluminum—N. L. Bailey -8 practically as new. an army'as the x6liange HoW nic of Bethany and Presbyterian Sun-. will conduct the services on Sabbath ... soles, per paii ................................... $5.50, $6.00, $610 ,. � _ � I \� .
- 7 -8 A,sh E 1, in' day sehoole�, also Lumley and Thameff next in the Metho re. - , _ , � I- I
� LOA-4ohn Roger - �The Brit" dist church he . MeWa Gunm6tal'CaV Shoes, English last, Nedlin sole�-and rubber A .11. I I ,who
- . . Farin for Sale -Li. 1. Johnston -5 .1 United States armY. Its spirit is tot Goderich, has chang�-d hands, Mr. - - I . � . I oats
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1- I ally different froin the spirit of the y Road public schools, ' 11 be held o Mr. Barnby's many old friends in this , hideb,- perl pa3r ............................ I ......... $6.00, $6.50, $7.50 �
��-,� ! � Plants for sale--W..M. Harburn --4 I., Haines I selling out to , Mr. John M�d- Friday hfternoDn in Mr. Arthur Dou- neighborhood will be pleased to have - * I Barlo"
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. / nold military,;estabVla. . ent in Eng- den, of! London, who took possession Shbds'for the middle aged man at �,$4.50,, *5.00 to $6.00 a pair - Of -
�� ,� I I stablish- . . I pe's field. A program will be giveig.. hiii with them again.' Mr. Jones, _ 11ran,
. ; I - -j�q oldlinflitary e I � C=OICE OF GUNAERTAL CALFAND SOFT KID LEATHERS *- -
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i , � land. , on week. ce charge of Mr. 2-, '' Mot
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:! � . A, bent of Engl�nd carnot. -During the storm of Priday-mora- aby's serVices at Lucan.-The lad- �. . - - ��
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- - , M#r Wurott EX010al-wri this, war. I Bethanyn Sunday School will hold their ies. of - the -Kippeii: Patrfotie Society, I . . _ _. -
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_� 1 7 shocked when ,they 11 ning irl� the sfi&e. jt seems rather ' will be served. The , � �11 � . .
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I hem. The 01 diffidulfto und.erstandthe way the cur es are doing a,good share of work . &V I . , -- � ,
W . I has broken:away from t I . ring will ladi rk - I . I � FAMS �
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, � � , I SEAFORTH, Friday, May 24,th, 1918. English army 'was'b1ii1t � UP on an in- rent travelled as one was killed and -be rendered. A free,will offe I and a cordial invitation is extended to- . - . 3 � .. I - I 'o- - .
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. . � did tra,ditions; but it was altogether tion,se at hose - . Isaae JarrQtt1s many friends will be 1,10, � .111 . �
J!, f - ' at 2.30 old time. ,Mr. and Mrs. H. I " I - I . I
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1 �, - . . Lawrence of $eafortb, spent Sunday PI sed to learn - SEAFOMM * -_
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14 � "I I The comparptive lull on the PicardY deal with a -world war. , pipe in! front, were' th � ones that were, - . th go out hmong her,friends, after � I- . .
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,. 11 � ,a West still the Y her spell of illness,ky- Wm. Lam- - .
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,V I more than a week ago, the continued ness to' tell reper,ters fc�i the daily S;�tisfaltory settlemei t. I . children f Detroit, Mich., are'visit- around avain, and this week Was call-. s "Hearts card. -Miss I Emma Johnston is spend- - - . � I
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I , Iwavy artillery firing everywhere 0 ing at thl� home of her, grandmother i d,Kippen friends in ourvill- Delight" Farni people of Chuzy,'.N. ing a couple of weeks herl� before go. k -
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i ated a gteat deal of speculation as to give ' s. S. 1,Sippel, in -town.-Mr. and age,,'Whawere all pleased to s last week he shipped - a ing on to Detroit to jovin. her fatber! � - roosters
.,, I � . fe to make public; yea ' and- though p iftially g i of 95 Rp -oy his company. Mr. Lammie ., an � . � .; � __Ghi&4
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' . rs Mrs. F. Soutficott who have spent the andlenj valuable Berk -shire --*- to Wellington and istery who will be there for _
In, � . e. next blow would be struck whi ' befell her I . . I - hens,. 31
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11 . i winter months with the latter's . . pu!ity.-Mr. W. M. Harburn has nionths -before; returning to HensO.-- ,,:,': , �
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;, v i I ' ther, Mrs. S. Reanie, -have moved to our village and has given up 2k nice supply of flowers and plants. of A, number of our-, pupils are now � � 2ft; tur
� - I I � � - well known that immense es, of was described by one correspondent as in gop4l health and spirits. .Many, - ... . .: . I
11 _:_ � _ bod�i I I . . Grand Bend'. -Mr. and' Mrs. John B. and iold out bis contract-, to Mr. Robtii all. kinds in his greenbouse.-Mrs. R. ing bn the midsummer examinations - - � .
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, .�'_ - in every re- . d4 called during the day
, 1 :'' I V_.� � troops and reserves, - qptimated , at h . � embran es frovi fr Meyers of Waterloo, visited relatives' BroWnlee, merchant - of our village. im � I
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, �r� millions,',are now behifid th6 German here for 6 few days last week. -Miss Mr Brownlee -will, bf� the busy M - - -
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15- 4 - of a Prussian general.' �To such and relatives far and near Were re- in giving the - lk* . � I - 1 44 t
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,# ."'. - men it is inc . onceivable thatr there i v -as born on May Nora Schneal and ladY.friend of Pig- and will, s� . ter's interest in the winding up of- the improving the appearance of their *ie�'*`. de, M
. . V: I lines in the west, and are said to be ceived,1 Mrs, Green i)ublic the best of- service. -We are I
, , i, 1��' 11 �;' n, Mich., are visiting the former's estate of her late uncle and aunt in garageon W - - 42e 1 or&
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� � J" � j under the command of von Makensen, should be democracy in an "y, aud 19�h, -1823, at Salisbury Plains, Eng- a e0 to make note that Mrs. Will' ,Qin jitreet south =4 � . ... 1 _�36 tb SE
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� �, . the GQrman- genwal, who, Over -rain la,dd,,� �nd went to Goderich in 1834" p�rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. SchrA-ait sorry 'a"' that town,Xr. and Mrs. D. B. Me- '. Foss As" , - -, �, I . Mama!
11 it is equally inconceivable that anY Ivis6a of the village-. is nolt.in as � to gether with Mr. D. W a - I .
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. � t"A '_ -";. - body but -a Briton should issud com- health as man-- of her friends would I been ,making .good improvementw, 10 - -** 44c; 1
, ,-.. 7 -have been previously ,., + 1 is now :recovering., I ,relatives at Riverside Farm, neaf Sea- the roads in their, locillity and kav* ,� I � "
li" troops however, d �� tl-- town, now living. -, Her the gick list, but '
i I �41- - It is this wish for, but all ho-)e'for a, speedy 'forthii__Mr. William Northcott e . . -�Cheese
� � ofrensinve, and al- mands to British soldiers.' ever, -The, many ,friends of Mr.*. J. F a . I , � r _ drawn a large number of loadi Of _� -1 . .
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though they -hive had considerable has withstood',ffie demand on the part and's4e relates storiag of the earl Rickbel,will be pleased to hear that ImProvem - cently.took inhis new Gray -Dort car, cinders -to level;afid *idexi thestribet." - - - - 26 to 2W
Y .. ol Lond6n, was the guest of her cous- ' - � . - ADomb I
. 6W to re.%t and recuperate and tbeir the. Allied peoples for unity in jhij days -with a perfect i -temorY. 8te is he Is jable ,to be out and around. with . Mr. William Pearce and -wife to. Fix.- -Miss, Lydia Pope of Lundon was re.;� -A I . . . - 7 1 2 cor., V
. exper- Of . . - . . ins here, Mrs. James McDon4ld and gal,' ' 'he vr�ho't', ,
divisions reformed, their past I The proposal that all the airnies- truly A wonderful olo� L lady, of Whom the aid of', emtches and he hop�s to Mrs. Isaac Jarrot durilig the past I to attend ihe funeral of - Mrs. cently hem visiting her mot -r,,,P *?-50 to;
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jen&s, aree not likelz to make them war. Goderich may �yell. be proud. v be so0`:n iully recovered. -The ship- Amy williamsio who passed -away 'at has not been very w#1l-10r:sQnl:t *eelcli� . , I 1. � . xavle
'of the Allies should�be made"iiLto one 'wee4.-A good number of Sabbath - . �4_' :- - .- -*Idlon til
_ - sent by -The rel- -L-OCook. Bros, Ford dealers of .Ren -:-.,4, - "I .
any .bektep� soldier4 or to give 'them . all the fronts should be Opated A *ery sad death occdrred'at the mients of the Red Cross I work schoOl workers from. here last week e I t 'age of 97 yeam . I "und4 2�
AnVzesj- f�r another dose of the treat- army, . U_ h6me`4 Mr. and -Mrs. Samuel Ross, the local.branch of tke Wwrien's. Ins- _+4, -1.4 .4 .4-L Q -1.1'.+U .W.1 .4,",.," - . ati.ves'and friends of Lieut.i Wes. Cald- sail sold Ford, �dart to the following .I .
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meat they bad prevIP1131Y undergone. �s � Exeter� early Tuesda morning, -when titute for the ,�ast seven monthis, are h" Pa4 'we j., S I �
_1j, mg fought against Germany should be . tion held at Creediton, and all speak in well will be vleased to � learn that he partbft4 during t , �, tw6 ek: X , I � I
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- i I - Altoether, though the Germans have _ I follows:. :November, $40; - i , , . I
- .1 �. . I , - Annie'Mae McCurd , beloved wife of valued as n rted scr om R. V ,6 _-1 - - ,
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NOW- I I . . welded int� one' 'war, -and all be plaIjed, Y the highest terms of - the good suc-�
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I �i blow for many -Mr. PL-rcy Miller, of Ribbert �town- December $,60; Januaryl$60; Febru- . the war� having done three years of Decher, Zurfch; WilllwA Ji I�Wyl Hen- I - ,�. �
- I under�a, common'Allied Comm�an&r-' cess of the convention, and also of the . I I
. I - . '$131-; March,$22,6.75; Apri -4 , �� .
2. � 1.__,1 -French, pasied away all the: age 'oof 24 ar .. 1 5; service in England R. Lan2ont Zurich4 -Joka .4, ilm, $2
� I ;1 7 f days,they will find the Allies , , 1 -$79,2- , faitliful and, active . -
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. � in-Chiet outraged the sensibilities of sh �- $55, , ma - -kind,- hospitality of the, goodpeople of - putting in a .good Robert 7 �
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'I I I - British a#d, Americans are ready for It WAE tirs, 1 -two -months and twenty,days. .. -Mr. James Cowan of ' 9eit- an , H Xv,' r - ll.r� , . -toba 0At1
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I atural. therefoie, that General IMaur- . .� forth, who' is the man. always lookin
I � �. � tack and that the task of "defeating n weeks .ago, and her case beinit a; Tath- .�. I " . .91 of the Lp�d's Supper will be - 6served McKinnon, Zurich; Alex. Swan, Cromii;, - I . in * Maio
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1. . thdin is . . er critical one. a we k later -i#te' was - the first Sabbath in the month of Jun% arty, A. Gaseho, Zurich; Ben Llder,'4'
p . a much greater one ,than it� ice should want I - - , � 1,
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� - , I T I POsal. Whether purposely or not, he LEADBURY the sugar beat line, is again, tkis seas � .0 � 4 'Y.694w.
- was, in, March last Tho Allies have brought to the home �f her uncle and I I . .1.
�.A t I . . . tr n hi art at the miorning service and a jarge Rensall; William Walper, Hensall; A. No. 2 wh
� 1 �ft,' I eldM to the impulseto do this wheT4 t on ankong his old pa o s in t .. s p , � Ge n& EX�`W, - ,soc accol
,-i- aun Nptes.--:-Word reached ifere recently .
. . . . I " L r. r ,entions. -Oeseb, Zurich; orge Armstro -, � whtat�__Ii
1. �_ . . __ in 1wt been �attacking for some weeks V . and Mrs. oss, but despite . numbe have signified"itheir int 1,
;:� .i. � in lilcening the present battle at thii � I "L 'the, death. 6f Mrs. John Irvri As many in this vicinity "are trying
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� � 2 themselvas, nibblingii,away.at the ea- . I the best medical skill d car6ful nur- of' nel-irl, - of uniting -with the church- by- both eter; Tom Wren, Cromarty;. .. - .
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� .11 I I � o, he put General -- Alm their.hand at the work., and wh4 11 I '_ in Atare,
.11 _h I emy lines and,repelling counter drives ront to Water10 ,te uneveii strug- which took -place at Coronalion, - .profession of faith, and by iniembeph� - 1�1 $3,70 -, OCA
. � � of the sing to assist here in t. . rts, pro I I -1
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I A front the British and French have h Deceased was tbia third Killopjor'some years, laterly go � - � ALI'AL AL �' vdrding �t
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L I � . it pretty much their own way both in and t�en asked his hear,ers, -who we�e d H19N'iALL. . � 0461000� 0.0* I'll, . _war =
; I � daug erof Mr. and rs. Archie Me- live in Wa9tern na a. She was, a I - V4 7 �� .. 10nta4o �F-n
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raids and aerial observation. What newspap,er reporter', what had beco �'a . . . I �
, Cufdy of Hibbert-. and was born in sister of MM S#,Y�X. Bell, and was in ,Ready Now -A large quantity of geranium, � I Toronta�.- ',
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� inust have proved a- -bitter pill f or the of him. This was,Worse tha��i an 6f- - Petunias,' sa �'r I 2 w%enu
, I the Township of Usborne. She was ber 38th year.�4oiAe Pressure is be "'. W I
V tornato, celery, etc., all at lowest p ces. W, I - - - �. - . � freight,% b
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In : - -Germans to --aviRow wak the fact that fense. *against Oreat Br Mudh �%teemed for her loveable,'qual-. irig -used t& get,Rev. Mr. Craik to re- M.'Jiarburn, Hensall,,Qnt., Box'157. 2632-X - Z, I shorts, %�e
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� T�_� . � . . Aids always happened, whether Fran& It was sedition in -the widest i&s atid *er deinisLi -ill be regretited - main on the Walton circuit a fourth - Have aryaon%teatuot?s repairing W H ITE STAR ' NE I Straw' --c-8
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''. -nemy was proven to Ixave chosen against the cause of the unity of the -married to n . .
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� 7, i - . ly last' December she was iiear Thamesville.�We, exte d con- our courGy- at all times, �and our 6harges o � - - - ,�,
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� _. � large scale, These raids have not on- So, when he was remove the deepest sympathy of all in his be- Humphries on -the occasion of their ' , .
3. I � . � Used Ford CaTs for Sale. -1916, Ford Tour- - . I - - )Kontreal
- 11 , ly cw�t the Germans heavy casualtiqs,. office to a place where he could -not reavement. marriage. They ate an excellent cou- ing car, 1913 Ford Touring car, 1917 Ford I - � ,_ .
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� A . but li�ve enabled the Allies to get ac- commit such an indiscretion, he ae -Th6e passed away on Sunday, ple and are very lio ular.-Mr. Henry Touring car, 1918, Ford Tourihg Demonstra- __ I . '.
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, 4 information co cepted his removal as a efialleng .
-" � curate and precise n- e, honae in W"t Wa- Thornton, who was engaged in ship- such as shock si�sorbers. and all the ears have ' 11 . fr" �Cattt% 50 I
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"I i cern,ing enemy moves. � All reports of wrote and published a letter chargtw and re pected,resid �_ '_ . Quotarld
�_j 11 . war,LOSI� an old ent, building during the past Nvinter and licenses, and these cars bave also been over- I 'i 11 good"$12,
pn� j late make special -mention of Ae great ing the Prime Minister. with a r1US- " hauled and put in good condition. Call and - I ; I I I
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�, _� Allied artillerythrough their eyes, the tor of this crisis, ok was simply the . 4 - Buff:rjc, ,
i " i";, � I at Ro ' , N.Y., 76 yp rs ago. - nAt the, grass and spring grains on nicely.- Mr. Robert Carlisle, the first of this .
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; � airmen, are able to ragis�j er a direct. tool of others who wished to. instigate age' of fifteen . he with his fapiily," We regret very. much -to learuL of the 1 ng- I ,i� �
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1P, i ., � mong the Allivd flyers for a time', has - Goderich to' DeCroft -and Return , - ,-
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t:� �-,i . . , er American flyer, Major Lufberry. displaced. Most promin, -in. IF, T. . - - I .
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, 1. � ,� these was the former Prime Minister which was larg nded, took place �� �
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i- 1.* I T gium and other countries, which have was married. The -news -came as a t I RETURNING LEAVES DETROIT I . Ca , n ,�
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`z � ", P . ' � .k .$2.00 ROUND TRIP $�.50 ONE WAY, - - -
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� �t 4 � new air invention made by the enemy English enterprise after another to the remains were int rred in St. Aug- , I The Only - Boat Trip from Goderich to .
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, 1, . . 11 the verdict of "too late." ' He is tem-' ustine: Cernetery. -The pallbearers - RULLE 'IT. I nicely and much sympathy is felt for , ' - . . . . . . I
� i �_ ever increasing- number of American - I is 1, I springe",
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li, I - - peramentall- disinclined to any policy were Wiliam Leddy, Thomas Loddy, Death of a Pioneer.�-In the death Mr. Carlisle and family,Miss Flossie No passports. required for males of military age on th tr* j . . z '44r.6; ,rnarA
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�� .. airmen this work Fred Koss, H-dgh King, John Welsh, of William Sanderson. at his, home in Bonthron has retur Simply sign your name for the lin�nigration Offi-cer who will be OIL duty * ' � i
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1, - . of vigor. There are people in Ameri- � ned frGin . Wroxet- latubs-11
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I., . I � and the supremacy of the 'air should ca who declare that if he came to pow- and Ratrick Sullivar Among those Hullett Tou,nship on Sunday, is re-. er, where she spent a -number of weeks on board steamer at time of departure. - 1� 11 � . .",
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. ,� , - - from a distae l Canadians coming to Detroit for a.temporary. stay are not re- 1-T I U $15 50-
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� . � �., . er in England he would -make Bng- I. B. Mc,Guire moved from our midst ond who had wi* her sister, Airs. C. ,Simpson.- ' Iminigra L I � *0' $12.50� �!
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114- 7 ;�� The most serious enemy air raid on 1,aildp 7 and Mr. A. McGuire 'of Tordnto�- Miss quired to pay a ,head tax or make a deposit. - �United -States mnilgrai_ i- _
� i� _. 0 -., McDonell retuyned' this tops, $1-5.z
�;, a .- London this year was carried out on s course conform more closely McGuire and Mr. E.'W done 'much to build up and it"aprove Mr§. 'C. A .
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1,7: 1 than Lloyd George has done t6 the I halen ,of B tion officers will"be on the steamer to pass excursionis't& 11 48�_W
1�� - tiff- aKriculture in this. seefion. Being an week from Forest where she had been 5 - - .
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� -1 � . Saturday night, when a large fleet ideals set forth by President Wilson; alo, N !Y. � , . extensive'land owner he was always for. some weeks with her father, Dr. E ept if men belong to Class 1, now called- it will be mecessary for i4i �. .
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of German planes bombed the ciV and -T�o following. nanies' oy Alikon � �ii_ I
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I but we believie it is to misinterpret read- C e t%Tlni- to show that they have complied -with the military service reg I
! . �i surrotinding districts from a great men have appeared in the casualty list y to, ado-ot the best for the im- Hutton. -Mr. J. E. M Donell re-ently % ' us. W - --wtive mari
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. - I the American President and both Eng- nrovement of his farms and thereby motored to Toronto, bringing home I lations and have the consint'of their registrar for their niffitary- dis- , I -
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I ,� . height.- Although the raider, were durirai� the past week: Wounded_ trict to be absent from Canada. This applies, of course, only to Maio . I iii)4_1 I ferinc of
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. lish leaders. Mr. Asquith's assoc* was an incientive for Others to follow some new Chevrolet a for sale, and -i'Vik,
- I ro m.. the city proper, con- Ptes . W - Gr6ig, A. 'G. McIntyre. Of his example. He was a Ta. who are single or are ,, ' top prices.
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F . . . * '"y ' tions with the Mauri66 elei-n�.nt in the n of ster- made the trip very expeditiously, only I
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. - i I . siderabale damage to -6roperty. and loss Clintorii W.' I . I British subjects between .20 -and 34, inclusive, not exae%
. ; army shows bow far Mr. lAsquith, is � W -, ling qualities, his,wopd wAs ever as ac- leavin " widowers without chXdren. i .. il . . . . . . - ,
1. ; I of life was sustained, the number kill- � ('3G13 Aui3urn. Gassed,.:x-Pta. G 9 on Saturday evening and re- , I - . � . ;i��;f . stuff US a
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k 2 1. . I ed being 37 and injured 155, the big . evening , -1 I �. 4q.1- - .
Grirlio!0, Brusseis. Ill-Ptes. E. .T. ways spoken of as a man ot honesty -Mr. D. B. - McDonald, who sold out � - . I I iau� sold bY D4
� t- v . emplified by the America,�' Army un- out of Goderich . �� vir
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� - � . - ler President Wilson; andf Mr. As- d integrity. Few men months � �1 i:
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�. I I � This is the sixth -raid on England this I Bessie 14. Hanna, Wingham. - . MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 10th, at 8 p.m. � eaftle all � i�
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� . I . quith's association with those oppos- . known'in this section *an the deceas- ago to'* Mr. J. Block, Zurich, has re- - ; �ue
. ' ' unts of .,Iotrnosvil' '.'. and ed havin usic ind Danc � , 'rhe larges,
I I . . - Year the last being on March 7 la;st, to unified command shows hoW far , , - - I - I I 1 25c , � . 11 M ing ii�Greyhouitd Ball R0010:1
t -rlte ii,�side 1 �;)7.
11 ed , , g spent thd =jor portion of - :.
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" j . , e previous raids the Ger I I ic purchased the� business and will take � 26304, � 111.
7- I I and as in th _ 17 1111ty %N ere much shoctred oil Sunday I . . ,- .
� he is removed from the spirit of Pres- I his life in the t-ownship of Hullett and . � . . 12e - Per pc
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- I Mans were heavy losers, five planes r., rrrag of last,wee'V-L to learn of the charge on e, 1st'of June. While Mr. _ALAi, A& Ak,,& AL ,A, 16� -Ak A� . . . .� . remained t
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1� I being Ihot dawn inland and two drop- nsudden death of Mrs. W. B. Forster, of - Blodk ina ip a good eitizen, we' are �. � I . . . � - �#�s .. eornrAon coi
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I- 11 . . I . of a kindly dispostion, revered in the -0ad to w0come Mr. McDonald, back � - - - - % � _-te, -
PingjAto the sea. .the Maitland c one'assion, Colborne. The :home and respected by al , . . I erate -_ ,
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� :�: r The'German-Sinn Fein plot discov- - ot the Allies under one commander. , deceas lady had been in her us"I his acquaintance. Al I -who held with,lifs long experience and very able, I ,,� - , . . . . . -1 I;po_ � I : - ' v
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� P . ered in Ireland which was to cul-niin- Another ,element that gathered !"- health and na'd been out to Clinto'n though having. at- business methods, and with the good I . I - I I i- 11 -
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� ate as is now 1�aown in open,,rebellio bout General Maurice was that re- sa tained considerable wealth, he wa� -not equipment, he ha's coupled *ith long . . I I � _;�� . a--cOunt bee
� - n -presented by the . London "Daily on ,,:: rdaY. On returning home -parsimonious, but practised frugality I .4 * Zew axacing
,- against Britain on May 23rd., has met . she i , exp4ience will be able to meet the .�__�-#J n4bu
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�_ I - N6ws" the S Pa�ifist element. . t 11 d i� 0 ar fastidious. -Mrs. - i -.0,
� ; . with a edy end I �t her u'�ual �duties and � re- Nvants. of the most _H a' v e� You Ordered f - -
1; . -_ 11� 'I P.- 1� Wall, done a
. by the arrest of saine f our or five hun- Still another , en�ent some�vhat If - t e ithout com-piltinng of any in- occasion to apply to him in their need D. McMartin has been visitink her � � . I f ,�, , ,firm. -
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I found him generous when he felt ge" daughter in Mitch -ell and ielatives in - I . 1, T.
. dred Simi Fein leaders V by disposi ion, About, six o'clo,".
�� '41d sup rs filinted with th'r, is represented 1� . I aeofferi
� . , _ porte -1c on eresity was due and was'ever ready to .1 - �,� _� - Ppening =
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. � who have been shipp�� o�ut of the Arthur Hende ,on. � , re, we �i i ' the northern. part of Huron County. � 4
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I � � -npt action of the �eviki of any in- ino, th# she was not breathing- nat- assist those who tried to assist them- -Mr.. Francis Marshall hast been en- - . . . ;.**-' Sheep ar,a,
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�. country. The. proi suppo§e, no re Bois J_ 9'elves. The 'late William Sanderson I I Your Suit - . ,�.;,:.�
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; Imperial authoritie!�,�ar�d the uiei fluence in England,,lbu" those -,V'ho urlly, !tried to do something to re - active and
I state of. the eountiy in the face of think�as Mr. Henderson oes have Bol- Iteve, he'r but she expired in a few s an Englisk-man by birth, having. to herd them this sAson.---�Mrs. Drew, I, - \ � . � � � - VaRred- wo,
- been born ic Hull, Torlishire, on the . A �Ak -
1. . � these arrests has taken the wi-nd out shevist inclinations. ', The are cap- minu'te�5. The late Mrs. Forster had of Goderich, who was here for some � ,�r'-),� '01, the zna!
& � 61, . I � 6th day of April, 1830 f 'not, 'this will interest you., I I __1W - ", ported aold
�i of th6 sails of the Sinn Feinera and able'of"imagining it i oss e to sit at been' a, resident of Halmeisville vie' I i � . , 11'il� �
P 11 in- years of age, ' weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. N. I ;1 lv� � , �be the irene
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:.-.1 bas been the cause of* deep chagrin to .a conference table with a Hun. A- ity ior��,about thirty:years, & i mme to Canada in I a P. Warrener' v . � , " �'�, �
, , -has returned to Goder- � The rec;,i,1
I -o'ng up sailing vessel, which at that time was We -have one of the hiaest assortments, of SergeS, - _."_.� 5.1-1 calveo-
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j, � that body. What disposition vvill be mong te areeven in*en -who with" b�r husband 'from Markham ' ic-h.-Mr.- F., W. B. Dejean ac- - 'Ren K, "
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i � I . made of,those arrested, have lo.st sons inAbe war, but thatt township. ',She was a kindly, neigh- the -nopular mode of trf�val across the ' ' . . . - hOir4, $20J51
�, has not been countant of the Molsons Bank, is con- Tweeds and Fan,cy Worsteds you could wish to - I - � , J. R Th
� . . Adantic. On arriving in Canalila he i I i -._I(,"
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I announced, and it i!� even a que,gtion does not prevent them from propos borly woman, a .good vife and mother,. his room for . , dozens of patterns in greys, browns and .� �A � hogs, $21 .,,
� ; if they will be brouglat to trial until a parley with men who consider I - first settled -near Toro-mto, but sh(�Xtly ' ' a . see � 1i 201r, Swift C.�,,j
I . the and was held in high esfeem by all � account of .illness, but we hope soon - in� -
I . : afterwards came to Hul4ett Township � 4_ I
�� after the war. The exPlantion given cowardly . urder of little 64ildren and new her. I , post --The mixtures; also fine blues �vith giijaranteed dyes# � �_ _� U3.75. -
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. I I f,*r this tatter event is that a public the rapiiig of won-jen as legithnate 1. .W� . I -_ _7!`!'!`� and took up lot 18 on: the 12th con- - . . '. � 11 - 313 to Z
I , crops ate looking most prumising.,on A` , I
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. . info�hmflon fo Germ.any., while a se- want. Aiid -peoPle of this kind of � . � 1 4- 1 �. . I GZ-orve it,
� �, . � Death of, Fra-n��is, klorley._-The sud- * large acreage has been s different prices, and you get the same'attention i � 'trl - _. - 700 .
: I only evideiice ,� I ,cattjo.
I - ; cret trial would cause, f-arther bitter- a -ad the . of t&e thrifty own. --Our - . but"Ibers il
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. I . � � thinkiiig l.rallied !atound the niffitary den death tookl!pla,ce Wednesday af-- village of Bly -day, was one gardens are- also looldW very well , . � - I � W16. $1'0.r,1
. I ness in Ireland. th of to and care at any pri-ce. � I i **,-
: and everyone seems to be -very rushed .? .� 1q, P. X,;,
. . . traditionalist, General Maurice. ternloon'� of last week of Mr. Francis frame dwelftg. No man knew better. . i " .
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I -_ -_ - . - _ Anotb,er elernent of considorable Morley,! Clerk of the Township of Us- -aor g- -1-A fearlesirly with the many in getting in as muich as possibles- . i I >
� A TRIU�MPH FOR ALLIED UN,ITY I I , - '980 lbs_ ;itj
- . - prol)ortions whiclOoiok tb*s occasioh borne, � )_ . Rev. J. A. McConnell of Carmel i - 14 419 r)o - r
; . 1 ,ollown- a stroke of pagralysis. fia�dshins-.incident� to --pioneer h7fe than Ana While he're, lQok over our" fine new stock of I -;�% a, I
I Ordinarily it is wise for public opin- to tr-- to unseat,` Lloyd the preeeding Moxday, He w4s '65 did the late deceased.- , . church, will preach a special sermon - i �. co;��._'�_11 3:01
, :. y George was A man of in- f I 110, :1120 -11:w
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ion in one country to,refrain from ex- represented by Lord Lansdowne. He years of age. Mr. Morley was a strong domitable spirit, he was bound to,..sue- for the Masonic Lodge on Suaday ev- Shfits Sox, Ties, -- Underwear, etc. We're sure I - � I
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- pressing itself vigorously concerning is a Tor, and robust looking man aud appariont- ceed as is evidensed throughout at seven o'clock in we can please ylaii. i I � Ar. _,
, y of the Tories. To compare his ening, May'26th, 11 i � I I. 1876 ji-,
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7 I . I political issues in ariother. Americans. hill, and his -.1,ind, as some have done, ly in the be�st of health. Born -near life. Mr. Sanderson was married on the evening (new time) and it is ex- I . N � , f, -
with, very pro-nouncod views as to the ' � - I ; - .
with the German Junkers is altogeth Whalen's Corner, be resided there the 20th dav- of April, 1861, to mir,s pected t)iat the brethren of Seaforth i 11 14. jj00, 1h
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I Presidential cratic jo,f Tories in England bame con- the I-ocenpation of farming. In his inje,r, place at Slinton, and was perform- present. -For the head of his .flock " On. 3- -11-20 I
. Mr. Hughes in 'the last a, D. -Bright 4. so IN ". FV bol
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� vi,,`arous expression of ahoice between a GeTman dares not even enteritain. few years. The late Mr. Morley was union was born a family of twelve, all Pearce of the township -of Hay, a lit- _ - The Migh-Class Tailors, Speaforth, I I . -50 ��!) ft
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