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EURON E101;4)SITOlt
SEA.FORTH, Friday, Ian. 10i 191.8t
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Every one concede,s the'rnoney to be made at the pres-
estout of the 'Lush; fire wood, logs, heading bolts all in -big
dentand. A new crosS-cut saw lightens the work,and- she
Mind. We can supply y9ti in the very best Offs -
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AIRPLANE -IS ONLY FIFTEEN ,
° YEARS OLD
It is just about 15 %ears ago that
the Wright Benthersemade their afirst
successful flight in an airplane, and
now people are tlking about flying
across the Atlantic. Machines have
been built in the lastlyear capable of
4 but her sYni
a speed of about three miles a minntee irregularities, pains in my sule and wra
' ' 6° weak at tirril3S I hwa°vrke elLEnntwilistilh' the United
an aviator hae. risen 28,900 feet in the
cord is 24 hours RS CalliPaTed wit the lifting 15 tons. The single flight re- ,toccououniddhatord,ldy0 viyi •
all during the wan. she. has
,,,ifteellerk,inanmeyasiLihialyd' knAitittehdoolhswiteadteidrsii, gt admits
air, and we haveairplanesimPable a
Wright It is doubtful' if in the his- -and tbree boarders to membership, the Amalgam%
first '39 secondmifiight of Wilbur
tory of invention there has been allY „ itmade it VS £1. hard. . oietY , of Engineers in, Englan
such record . of -progress in an equal
time. in view- of the thousands ()le'
lives that have been lost in airplane
crashes it is worth noting that Wilbur
Wright lived to euccurab Years later
What Liseditt- Pirikhain'S
'Vegetable 'Compound Did
For Ohio WOMarts
Panyt and being •alover of outdoor Ufe
decided to commercialiie her knew- ,
ledge. ' • 1 i
The National tWennen's Christian 1
Temperance Union has started a Cam- 4
paign to have 6,000,000 Arne `can
women sign a petitiont to 1e preented.
to President Wilson, asking that he
demand punishment of milmals Of the
Central Powers who are reoponsible for
the mistreatment of Preach and i Bel- !
gian women and girls.
Although she is totally blind,. Mrs.
Annie Peterson, 67 .years oId, s.and a I
WNW
I-4*mo*** Wore **If •
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native of Germany, is out for a cord
of 100 sweaters for the. boys f the°
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Portsmouth, Obio.--" I suffered front American army She cannot speak a
athies
States
treacly
omen
d So-
' have
war an
ational
whose
ranks -helped, to organize the women
who poured into the various ranches
of the engineering.
e d t f mem-
tfar tee. Ly ia E. since the early days of the.
-kinkhatife Vega- informal Whom with the
:table 'Compound Federation of Women Worker
was recommended
to me. took it
and it has restored
my. 'health, It
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to typhoid fever never, having wham- etit see *a , -
estie ••
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I cident, and that his brother, Orville tee. et, o .•.,:,:),.• ',...Z'' -!!!
,-., certainly the best
still surviyea arid bide fair to read; 4ril De for tvomaiVit aiIreente I ever
The tira - onore mit oin
hers of parliament raising t eir hats
hen be -
ed upon
e cognized
fhin airplane disaster, '. 1 tbat- other •*,Ii'ulg, Wote, may find , raise a fashionable oereatie Picawrhg;n1I-.
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when axistng to speak and
rire old age. He: `i;dElt in one -WI- Salo Si*, R. No. I, ing referred to will be chai
dent ie which' he suffered a broken' roitopouthl Ohio. - , the entrance of women in
lege,his ccgpenfon, Lieut. Searidge,, *j68,140- *woe. tho.hneert of this house of commons: It is r
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tte rder
toeing, his e and becoming the fi,rat flied -Wee and Wrote,. r o . that a woman. member sou
I It v-Ifiititiiiitt. tilt intend of the d relief.. ee eh! tild - • -- • I ever refeirence is made to ' her
The Leader...............***•Cinio 1••••••• • *04;•••
The .; Wright tn. :retie ,..hayse !been, meta-,
tert ....Ler presented hould not drag -Along from dateto aY ployed to help turn teltieg_ g,
rria
Handles, per pair.. O 50p
Files,- 7 datsh .41.0 40 4111*.se•erff *re 20P
Lihalln8 • s.•-••11 et, ..111 • V..14. • IP lei ...:•....411.6•1 • WeV Se. 41.0;Ci/
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to au it st is II • IIII 11„ a it 11 11.
• The Choice of Cani2da's ,Charnps I' fa
Canadian hockey expwts recon-linend
titartiobile"Shates
isBecause they'relighter, swifter and Scientifically designed for speedy
stronger than any other skate; starts and sudden stops.
•-Nickel steel blades hold their edge. Automobile Skates are the choice al
; Light aluminium, tops help to "eat , of men who need the best '
• up space:
$1.90 to $6.50
CAPITAL AND RESERVE -$8,800-000
. 98 BRANCHES IN . CANADA
A. General BankingsBusinees Transacted.
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT:
BANK MONEY ORDERS
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed at highest Current Roite.
- BRANCHES IN THIS DISTRICTi
Brucefield Oh Marys Kirkton
e. Exeter Clinton Hensel Zurich
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,e *0 • • • • fp, 4 • • • • • • .81 • el • • 1,1 It • 11It• I I OO • OO 0 • • ,
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ens, M ' ng for the same no return. Southerner who spends most of his
except the bitter-sweet recollections,
of intetitiating conversations. and glor-
ious chains of sudden wealth. As a
result .tof one ofi these operations
Mr. 'Cltifidoorf has/been known' by a
number- in Sing Sing .prison for a
.
few yeas,' past. Having completed
'his ter ' he is free again. Whether
the .ironi of the prison has entered
into lfti' , soul and lie his:turned froni
time and his money in New horkr
and is well known tliere by the head
waiters and taxi -starters. Gonclorf
and he became acquainted at a dub
where both were guests.
• They became very friendly, Goo --
doll representing himself as a mart
of means and giving proof 'thereof.
In the course of their acquaintance
he introduced the mator to several
,his Witt edness that he may live or of hs friends, all,, apparently, thriv-
has egain turned to it with tilt - frig Or dietinguiehed in various lines
• a . e
same ,Object m not -10 ot art er tom -theme. One Was
e tired capitalist named Halle, witii
d whom the major becarae particularly -
friendly. They had many a shot,.
; snort and touch together, and finally.
Mr. Halle conveyed to his friend,
; between hiccough* the fact that he
i had in the Western Union Telegeaph
them 'with a toy called a helletnitre, , without' giving tins famous reot mei and other war munition aft the Nor- latter); ; yin not- es,„ ang et
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a fragile thing that would 11,Y for a heekeeinedetlaydisE,Pinitham'sVege: gan EngingVing company
111 A11iiiewSpitt readers will. be tree
short. distance. The plaything. natur- • table Corriponthei a trial.
ally did net: long survive, hilt its advice in reetiri4do sUtifeilirients write
wonders neyer faded from the toLydia Pinkm Medicine Co., Lynn,
a • ears
-raiestshof the heti, though years Mass. The ree t of itsfortyy
were to -intervene, before they be- experience isittottehr service.
gan the seribus study of the flying t. "
problem. At echoer in Dayton Ohio, ti
they are said to ihave taken glide
a
in-
trstinthe - literary or **fide ' Conductoretteie in Hamburg have
branches of _their study, but early refused to give -1p their jebs unless
.showed themselves possessed of a the ,etate guarenitees them husbands.
strong analytical faculty and were Bindery womea and telephone oper-
keen on mathematics. Their school- ators in Denver, have secured an in -
studies were cut short, however, and creade in wages...after enforcing their
they opened a small bicycle repair demands. -
shop, which they later developed Miss Martha Jones of Nashville,
into a modest little factory. • Ilere Tenn., has been apirinted an assistant
besides making a comfortable liv- physiological chemist at Yale Thiver-
ing they developed their .mechanical sity,
skill, Which of them thought of the Organized iron molders are making
flying machine first is a moot point, a vigorous fight againstthe instalati6n
It appears that the idea was in the of wdmen in iron foonderies hi Pt -
minds 'the -other for fear Of good-natured erease of over 40 per cent iiethe num-
yeioouwl e: However
ventured to speak of it seriously to,.. During the war there wag an in -
* both for years befgoe either land, Oregon, .
ber of women engaged. in industrial
er ;„„the.hotion at last got it- and commere,ial occiorditions in Eng -
self expressed somehow and they land. e : . - •
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set to work in their spare time with More than twenty schools to teach./
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' the conviction that /in the develop- women and disabled soldiers how to
, 'merit of the idea of the .gliding. operate farm tractors will be estab-
plene lay the secret of .ultimate elm- lislied thise wieter throughout New
eess, Their first model, a Sort of dint York 041;4 .1 .
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'proved kite, gave thein reason to be- ' The-dTetvlish wornan's council of
.lieve that they were on the right Frankfort, .Geormany, which represents
track ;and after a couple of rexperi- 40.090 Jewish !women, has appealed to
mehts they built a biggee model on President Wilson to have him inter -
the' same principle. i Model followed, vene in Poland- On behalf of the Jews.
•model, each .a little bigger than itis Because..of ,their honesty. and faith-.
_predecessor, 3,nd each of them add- fulness,: women conduetare employed
ing to the enthusiasm of the etoung by the "New YOrk raildrays'eompany
inventoes. Then came the tune when will .be retaiiiiide in their positions.
fliey thad spent 'about all their They have been earning from $25 to
. . meney„ without, of course, having $32 a week. •
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MeKILLOP MUTUAL ,
E1R1 INSURANCE `-CO Y.
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HEAD OFFICE---SRAFORTH, ONT-a
EktREOTORY
OFFICERS-
- Calumny, Godericiat President
Jes. Wens, Beechwood, Vice -Presided,
t E. Hays, Seattrth, Secy.-Treas.
AGENTS
Alex. Leitch, R. R. No, 1, Clinton; Ed
Hindhley„ Seaforth; John Murray,
Brucefield, phone 6 on 137, Seaforth;
J. W. Yeo, Goderich; R. G. Jar-
oauth, Brodhagen.
DIRECTORS •
Rinn, Na. 2, Seaforth; John
Bennewies, .Brodhagen; Event,
leechwood.41. McEwen, Clinton; Jas.
honnolly, Goderieh; D. F. eltoiregoz
V No, 3, Seaforth; J. G. Grieve..
No, 4 Walton; Robert Ferrite Harlock;
tostoege McCartney. No. 3, Seaforth:
G. T. TIME TABLE
Trains Leave Seaforth as fellows:
40.65 a. in. - For Clinton Goderielt,
Wingham and Kincardike.
1.63 pa ni. - For Clinton, Wingham
and Kincardine,
1148 p. re. - For Clinton, Goderich
6.36 a. rit.-For Stratford, Guelph,
Toronto.'4prillia, North Bay and
• points -west, Belleville and Teter-
boro and points east.
L16 pan. - For Stratford, Toronto,
Montreal and pi -nth east.
LONDON, HURON AND BRUCE
Going South a.m. p.m.,
Wingham, depart .... 6.35 3.20
Belgrave . ......... 6.50 3.36
8.48
3.56
4.15
-Myth
Londesboro . • ...... •
Clinton,
• Brucefield
7.04
7.13
7.33
. 8.08
tippen 8.16
'Heiman
Exeter ...... . ..
Centralia
London. arrive
8.25
8.40
8.57
10.05
. Going North a.m.
London, depart ...... 8.30
Centralia 9 35
Exeter 9.47
• Hensel' .
9.69
KIppen .. . a. 10.06
arucefield ............ 10.14
Clinton 10.30
Londesboro „ 11.28
'Blyth ......... .. .. 11.8
Belgrave ... . . ah 11.50
Wingham, arrive 12.05
C. Pa R. TIME TABLE
GUELPH & GODERIC11 BRANCH.
TO TORONTO
r received a dollar in return; It bee Miss* Gwendellis- Pegg,- ticket agent
Ottlid re cartie necesary that they shoUdi at the Uniert rmipal in•Delites, Tex -
yolk FiaftatirS • ;either give up the facinatin.g aS is Ort&of fl.fty graduates
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-0 ontigi ir Ft I . Ala; er raise rnore capitelarphey Ate. vetelio, s
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; . bishop, • of the 'United Brethren agents. •
*War:0
• - pealed to then 'father a -retired ietrations ec too - _Women ticttet
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END STOMACH THOUBLE/
• GASES () DYSPEPSyr
"Pape's Dlapepsin" makes sick,. sow,
gassy. stomachs surely feel fine
In five minutes.
If what you. just ate As souring on
your •storaach or lie,s tke a lump of
lead, or you belch .g, s and erueto.te
r have a feeling
fullness, nausea,
stomach -bead -
sour, undi ested. food,,
heartbuq,
)21°11th/a
of dizzines
bad taste i
ache you c get r lie; in five minutes
by neutralizi ac* ity Pitt an end to
such stomach 4Isj this ow by getting a
large fifty-ceneVase of Pape'e Diapepsin
from any drug store. ' You. realize in
five minutes how needhss it is to suffer
from indigestion, dyspe
aeli disorder caused by
due to .excessive acid i
sia or any stone
eid fermentation
stomach.
CAST
iier 'Manta an
'TWIN You Have
Pears the
goat:ars of
RIA
Childtea,
ys Bo
4.33
4.41
4.48 IIVE "SYRUP OF Pup" /
5.01
5.13 TO COITSTIPATPD CHILD
6.15
Delicious Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, Liver
and Bovt,leiS.
5.45
6,09 id the fongu
6.1.6 coated, your little one
6.24 and bowels need de
6.40 When • peeifish,r Cross,
6.67 sleep, ea -t act natu.
'7.05 ish, stomach sour, br
'7.18 throat, diarrliceaf fu
7A0 teaspgcniful of fcGal
Figs, and in a fry -
constipated waste) inji
IL= p.m.
Goderich, leave .. 6.40 1.35
Ifilyth ........7.18 214
Walton .• *post*" r••••7.82 2.20 .
Guelph .,ti ... • .138
FROM TORONTO
Toronto Leave 740 4.10
Guelph, arrive ..... -0.88 '7.00
Walton ... . .1143 9.04
Blyth 9.18
Auburn . .......12.15 940
Gadarteb g.14
Connections at thiclph Junction with
Main Line fortGalt, Woodstock, Lon-
don, Detroit and Chicago, and ell in-
termediate points.
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s stomaeh, liver
nsing at once,
listless, doesn't
lly, or is fever-
th bad; has sore
of cold, give- a
fornia. Syrup of
ours all. the foal,
igested, fOod and
sour bile gently 140. s out of its little
bowels without gri g; and you have a
well, playful child again. Ask your
druggist for a bottle of "California
Syrup 'of Figs," which efaTetthIeS full
directions for babies, >children of tell ages
and for grown-ups. •
Atat
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I% KW Yoe Have
own th*
KtlignAtiatt-
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Chureh, whose sole • property eon- The majority of textile workers in
sisted of a small farm in Iowa, and Lanes:Atm, Eng, ,are women, They
he; withouti a moment's hesitation, also form' diet mafority -of the trade
.isold it and gave his sons the neces- union merebership and rt&eive the
Sary cash. . - same rates of way for the same work
-With the first maehine built with ,as men. o
theft funds they moved to the sand Women and girls employed in the
dunes of North Carolina, there to millinery establishments in Massachu-
continue in more favorable circum- setts will on Jan. ist receive a min -
stances the investigations that they nimum wage' of -$11 per week for ex -
had begun in Ohio, Their first ten- perienced workers and $6 to :$h
tative Bights were made. at Kitty week for beginners.
Hawk, in 1900, and their machine Queen Helena of Italy has started
was supposed to fly on the kite prin- a class in shoemaking and now it is
ciple and carry a man against wind fashionable fat a lady at an afternoon
blowing from 15 to. 20 miles an hour. tea to exhibit her foot to the other
The first experiraent was successful, ladies and boast that she made her
although there was no man -aboard, own shoes, i •
and they concluded • that they - had • MTS. Clara A. 1i -edger was elected
only to increase the wing surface county clerk cif Queens County; N.Y.,
by a comparatively Binall area, to on the Republican ticket The Couriftt
get the necessary lifting power. To is normally Dtmocratie,"but the large
their astenisment they found that female vote enabled MTS. Rodger go
this increase -made an almost im- secure the offide by a large majority.
perceptible difference, and they The National Wornen's Tade 'Union
came to the conclusion that they league is supporting the women street
were either on the wrong track al- car conductors in Cleveland in their
together or that the tables of air fight to retain. their positions which
pressure in common use were at the war labor board recently decided
fault. It developed that the latter should be given UP to men. •
was the case, and the Wright's con- Miss Julia C. Stinson, chief nut's*
thmecl. of the, American expeditionary force
For some time thereafter they in France has }had- conferred on her IV
oontented themselves with gliding the Washiegton university, a degree of
down the hills, against the wind, master of aret, in recognition of her
and found' it was easy to make distinguished !service in France:
flights of several hundred yards in The New liork City Woman. Suff-
this - way without danger or diffi- rage party through its leader, Miss
culty. In 1902 they built 'their first Mary Garrett Hay, announces that one
motor. It weighed '750. pounds, but of its first efforts will be directed too
here again they received a check, wards finding employment for - the
They had supposed that there • wee women who released men for the ser -
iii „existence tables by which they vice by doing war tiork and are now
could calculate from their own giving back the jobs to men.
knowledge of air tpressure the speed Syracuse, has its fiesttcha,uf-
at which it would be necessary for feuse Her name is Mrs. Gordon Suits
the peopellers to spin - in order to and she rune a mathine owned by Mrs.
drive the- machine. They learned S. B. LarnedO Mrs. Suits' learned all
that there were no such table* but about automobiles while her husband
only a set of antiquated empirical was engaged by an automobile corn -
formulae, Here again they had to I
make their own experiments and.
rely on their own observations to eseesemeatii
m., end so they presevered until,
it was impossible to discourage
theE.EPqlt fC7f
give them what they. required. By
this time they had gone so far that
the ground by means of its own
duced a machine that rose from
on December 17, 1903, they proAflfl'Ii 11'
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power made a.. short circle 'and .
alighted safely. It was nearly two
as capable of flying six bides. e e •
years later before their machine
A Perfect treatmett For This
was
accomplished, the Wrights had -
•igressine 1 1111
all the capital they ,required at their- ttee .1-
Dg •t
disposal. They wereon the high- go, ,kad hattack7dalws
way_ to fame and fortune and never " t-
a•afterward were they obliged to look would be
Eczema; so bad that my mouse,
back.
ance O. The women re ula of
Vomiters, Worked nine babes a day,
and received the sable pay as niea.
irhe work performed by the women
included crane operating; material
ehasers, acetylene burners, rivet
stickers, luinber cutters, moll help-
ers and varioas clerical'positions.
Forfourinbziths,Istiffetedierriblys.
ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN . _yiet through at times
, I could get no relief until 1 trlidF
Government girl workers are the
best peid -class •of employees::in the Truit-a-tiveA and 'Soothe:. Saul: I
national capital. • The first treatment gave mehelief. ".•
Since 1901 -the taxpayingwomen in ' Altogether,' I have used three
Norway have bad the Privilege of mu-, boxes of 'Soothe Salve and two ofi
nicipal suffrage. *
Over 3,000,000 women were employ- . ' . G. W. HALL.
ad in :the English transport service
Since August, 1914; the number of soBjaotbhythdeesabersst7arling remedies are;
during tile war.
: Brit: rtui5o4ortisveelL, Irtteeeeid50:6;taa0b owf Ottawa. r i, . e e6 I;
war :ens triregaunised°1150iStsperiniceGfilie."
Women constitute 40,30 per cent. of "Fruit-a:Lives" le also put up In Ili
the total number of shareholders of trial
Pennsylvania railroad stock. al size weit'Ich sells for 25ci
Truitertilres'„and am entirelywellP
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Generals Egon/ Old atteliiie.
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The promotion of BtigadiersGen-
eral Alain- Chartier roly, de Labia-
iere the post Of Major -general
brings out the fact that the city of
Quebec has ten generate who have
done duty at the front since the -out-
break of the war. They -are: .
Lieut.eGen. Sir Erest- Turner,
D.S.0„ M.C4:„, commander
of the Canadian troops in Great' -Bri-
tain.
Mai.-Gero. Sir Plenty Bursta,11,
15,C.B., coram'ander eof the
Second Canadian DivisiOn in France.
-Maj.-Gee.. Sir Damid Watson,-
K.C.B., 0411.G., commander of the
Fourth Canadian Divislon in`, France.
Mai. -Gen. Alaiin. ,ohartier roly de
tothiniere, commanding a dinision of
Engineers in France. ; •
Maj. -Gen. Dobeil, eminitancier of a
British divisibn in Mesepotatnia.
, 13rig.-Gen. Henri Gusta•vo roly de
Loiluuic3 0, conimander a a: brigade
ef Engineers in Franee.
Brig. -Gen. J. P. Landry, C.M•ht,
onunander of the military district .
-if Quebea
ste s fresh swindles, perp
iratoista uAlotown. Then the Ame
can. police will begin to look
Gondol: and cheek over his rece
moVeMeits. •
Wit;• tieve it on the authority . lot! Company a pal who would itell hint
the Cleveland Leader that Gond
is OW cleverest swindler Who e
operated in the United States,
thanes , old-tim.ers might file a
minters! in behalf of Adam. Wo
rf , the winner as a horse race before,
er ; the news was flashed to the pooh.
1- ' rooms throughout, the country. Mr.
e- Halle said that he often rang up,
k, his friend, when he needed a few
• who '-ili supposed to have stoten thousands in ready money, got the
O5,004900, in perfectly illegal ways. advance information, bet in a pool-- '
But Adam Worth is sleeping in •, an room and eollected his winnings.
En Iteh cemetery these 16 years It was not that he needed the money,
and hi' fame is fading. Gondorf is of course, but he had no sympathy
the -confidence 'man par excedle ce, 1 with the pool -room people and rather
of whom it might be remarked that enjoyed spoofing Ahem to the extent
if he had directed his talents into of several thousand dollars at odd
lawitil channels he would have ,been ' intervals,. . e
almoSO As rich if not so distin
ed aidthe has become as a crim
The ciarly handicap of poor but h
pare* did not. long hamper
How be acquired his education
stated, but being a person of fine
ence,• keen brain and -highly tr
B ri g. -Gen. F. M; Giudet; C.M.G„
'ornizr commander of the 22nd Bat-
. lion, now Director of 'Munition
altom in England.. •
n Brig. -Gen. T. L.- Tretablai, C.M.G„
0„ former eorninender of the
,2nd and n9w edmananding the Fifth
l'irantry, Brigade In: France. ' •
;eviler Bit -
este CoMmanderito Parte and no -Ar -
ommanding a battalion of inftniim
th3 Sibern1 Corps. ,
Soldiers*.
Enquiry at- Militia' Headquarters
rcvcaln the fact thf.q there is in the
of the R?cTiv-n.beiv.1
to.zol-diers- of fee C.E.F., Itp-oroxi-
316,000.f.luD cleferred pay.
Tb r.?preseuis ntorra- fiarcd by
menel:;:rs of the. since the
) the !ran In oilier
wort's,. tie pay:: v-•rliod but me
hessn. vet.e teem:mettle 1 early -fa
Nr..thet henertillitelme is le aiele
:11"re no deuin tiler ;:,.*.-q.at
.v.11 t..ccruci, froui ee
1712(ter
i gn
urai cd ite ale ril-
l:lent in 1916, under Old lent
SeTv blgi in France huvct tiGen
to ioave on. deposit with 1.14 Govcrti-
mont a portion. their pay which
could not be .prolitab)y eptut over-
eeaa, but would be a lie...el:et. provif.loei
.for a ra,iny day. • In the rcsret ih
majority% of the men will have a slim
of- money which thlre,
hf:tve saved iminediatel4a. avail. -.1.1, o.
discharge.
Bella Coola. Leads Canada.
Bella Coola, little:village or 21:1
adults, mostly of Notre origin, far
to the north in British: Columbia, has
registered • the big mirprise of the
Victory Loan cainpaigna Not seem -
fled with an honor leag, h. is in a
.position to demand seyenfeen crowns
to adorn it, and _as the 1,344,square
inches available as crown spe,ce will
not bontain the Well -won crowns, each.
being 8.x 10 Inchea imiarea., a special
honor fiag beirig etede for Berta
Coola.
Whole Family ciateied by War.
A Lea.mington ladY has, during
,the past two yes toet Iter soldier
husband and fiver sons at the front,
While one day reeently her daughter
dropped dead upon the, receipt of the
news ,that her &nee had been killed
in action.
!
ememeememee..*
The Scare of Their LiLves.
Thinking soldier, guards pacing
the station platform. at Brantford,
all wearing "Oh" inaslts, were a re-
ception. coinnitttee Of the Ku* Klux
Man; 1,300, ndgro soldiers in transit
got the fright 'of their lives, accord-
ing to the Brifitfeed Expositor.
A C adaralillichcotr44•101eYibiltulm' anuthr-
,
tyring etallig,p2agnesium of a high-
eer (Vial* than t that maAufactured in
Germany. „ The magnesium is being
fil-giuse.eadlidiniatolt;dfoor.rm ofi:itir.e, ribbon,
'1
• • -
..CIUMPION SyirThl0f,E AGAIN AT
*LARGE. ,
g money, .are
money viath-
out exertion, and partieu rly to those
who may be *dined 0 harken to
° "get-rich-quick't seheines, these pres-
ents e Charles Atiotidorf 's at large a-
gain. For many years licit men have
:been his favorite vie • ' st It is es-
t-ni
*mated thatsin the cour 6 of his car--
eer Gondorf and the ks er swindlers
whom he directed have separated sev-
eral trdllion dollars frott their awn-
-
vnie
To all men, Who, U-
hl a burry to make inor
*
*sh- 1 The major ha4 the same eatholie
al. views as to the 'propriety of robbing
nest the poolrooms, end after some urg-
im. ing his friend. promised to give hint
not a tip. He did soewith the result that
res- the major put iip 5,000 at two t*.
ined cote and, collected $10,000. His hot
powere of obServation, it was notrlong Southern'blood, lInflamed at this
before he was qualified to mingle with easy success, he: agreed te bet
what'Mr.Chadhand called the rid
great •Witheut the slightest dang
beingtiuspeeteci as a bounder.
Gnw1orf to all appearances
...man of the world, a
'
and. $25,000 the next day to make a
er of "killing." He lea. But the explan-
ation of the error,' wa so satisfactory
A ,a that the following. day , he bet an.-
poli • era, - other $40,000. ThiS too, vanished,.
veler reader of discretion hie
wide as did his friend i _Halle. Later Olt
interests, a -•gentleman of ineans and the major brought suit against Gon-
tolerant view; just the sort of elm) dorf for the recovery of the 'money,.
who makes smoking -room f
ships readily and conveys to
acquaintances the impressiote
the United States is belied whe
hinted: that there is a trace ci
coutintess or provincialism i
manners of her sons. When hc
work, ,he is always well supplied 13r convicted. Among the scholars
with ready money, for to be a Gon- and gentlemen who were triimned
clorf i
shalt
MflIal
de
iionai
of ge
lend- and the facts Were made patine.
nee Gondorf, as usual, had faded out of
that the picture as soon as he had introt
• it is clueet the friend who was to Put On
un.. the "work" and t is owing to thiii
the facility of opportune vanishing that
is at Gondorf owes thei faet of being rare -
is as necessary that there shortly before 410 became a fresh-
capittl as- in the ease of 'a Dian at nig VAS
r -will spend a thousand Curry, who, according.to the Lea
,quite as readily as any mil- was a former toot -roller of the city
I in the country, in the hope of Winnipeg, midi' Who dropped $64,..
ting back ten thousand dollars NO in a poolroom frAme net It is
owing to the fear that re may be
the ri ict day. In one case he spent
10,003 and, since this ease is good other Daniel C. Currys Canada or
Must tion of his methods, it is worth that the original Daniel C. •Cuire
tellin with some detail. His l- victim may be looking for revenge that the -
was aier Edward G. Penc,ton, a above facts are printed.
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sOratier001
DII
Death of
omen -red
hist I. -seek
the age of
ago Mr. Dr
Malta, owl
fanning in
for many
in biseho
riesr!Ceted•
forirt
ter of the
ehell Thr
else survie
at StatTa;.
West„; Mn
Woroen" in °
said Mrs. ;
KEEP L
•
-
Winter is
, t- !it. te
take
ekti relt :,._1_01.t yOh er 1, n e:, able ----one t .3.
1 i '7
alai exertiO
tf.:(-: noEvetti-rur2ellact
, ..r,li3nehtrtwidelliegri'aesowrenilsirl
-4t.:1;eoirr,trtihts:eee*ill
leTS or,
from - -The
<en- fil.t-tekij
-
•
Ittchitatiedi
. 'tterY:rf11
di -111
h 11
'T rims E.
4. iteavv
;
.grave..
aorrtoe.-0.ko:
4fres the,
.. se'Cilrerritiseges.ieitipil
- ' ,egrI3r.eticAhogleealeill,:teo.::z,:le:°rIgtecdilll'tioettom-otel
-with bright ?,
"Give it to met
aPlease.d, ra n d -
dd
'Whsr Babb, if
t youwait aj bit
* for it Yo *II
.bave.itfo en -
1 JoYIonger!"
"Poo -pool Oars
no argument with
WRIGLEY'S
'cause the fkivour
lasts,. anywayi"
• !
dsCANi
e
with nil
Toronto,
•ctdar Jo:sued
rta, =mune
1, ali gown'
tiff/ore knou
including.*
and Canadi
tomprising
nentai, Intel
ward Ielaild
and operate
ian Natioria
a which w
All officer
*erste and it
lie and. *ail
*nee this n
relations w
rvailways.
Mitchell ,1
K. Mathes*
Rose, failed
Town cif id
a mandator
fondants to
reboil- and .i
kept, a e
'by theni b
son, brothe
purposes,
ment decl
reverted
think it i
as is sou
judgment,
if it was 1
atisured tit
ing fer an
tinee of
tain ante
sadly be
which is
does not as
that the br
hen years
recoverin
founded. ^
'The attion
• eolden
few
possi
weddiag,
stone in
liovrover,
Mrs. An
roaideatte
Gny to
thirty rel
at their ho
ber 18th.
spent in
pionae
$ic aid p
e0tVIS WAS