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lli ,tliN :ll�ltl.11l'ilctlii•-•tl exports for the same 111•,.'1(1(1.' �1'lii�j, in. illl-
ditioH to t huge amountllof 'food i'oiiNunled at home.
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.grhsp of World '' affairs. 1Ii' plaee of business, must he -made worth. in; not . oii1% for h -,it'
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GUN PLAY • IN LONDON
The- erowd in front of -the--- =.M.0 -A --
Kiosk in Leicester Square drew hastily
'hack when a big Mann private began
throwing his aix shooter about., He
+to sed the gun up to the ceiling, and
caught it as it fell.
"I can plug a sixpense with this thing
across the street. I'm the roughest of
the rough" he shouted, picking up the
gun when he missed the "catch" 'and it
tell flattering to the N )or.
E tipire relations shook' - not he en-
dangered by the statement that the
Egan was a New Zu:tlander, for the Y.
M. C. A. Officers of that Dominion have
also done their bits in looking after
"rough' Canadians the positions
might easily have been reversed in this
case.
A few minutes before this the excite'
ment began. Whet) the Y. M. C. A.
patrol 6fiicer attached to tha K insk was
making arrangements to send• the pair
of reveller t where they wanted to go, he
suddenly found himself looking into the'
muzz'e of a 'six-shpoter•
"My pal stays right here. Don't you
daretto move him." ordered the big fel-
low.
But when the ofyicet --he happened to
be one ( f the Canadians on the Street
Patrol Force—assured hien that the
erten' helpless pratwasn'L 'Wing removed
to the "klink" the Inanput up his gtln
'lust keep that thing ont of 'sight.'
said the officer, when the Maori again
begari toying .with. the weapon, "and
we'll look after you both."
A taxi -cab sorm carried the three of
them, Patrol (-Meer and his charges, to
the address .furnished by the soldier
where he had reserved a room, and the
men were left there to .snber np and
make a betfrr attempt to spend their
leave in the morning.
The Patrol man now carries a souvenir
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of the incident in t he form of a 45 cal.
ibre partridge which slipped out jf the
cylinder (lining the.. exeiteRient Ile is
grad that it entered his pfteket as such
instr'att of by scorching its way through
his garments as at (See time seemed
hrobatale•.-
'Phis same officer bad a scarcely less
exciting exit rience it few `nights prev-
iously, though rain play was not pest of
it•anr a t;:ntdian lad happened to\be
the principal. After taking the bey out
of questionable company during which
operation something like a small riot
I occurred, the officer, on the plea of fol-
lowing one of them whrrtrad disappear -
ed 4own the street, bad conducted bis
almost untr►anageable man straight into
the Beaver Hut of they Canadian Y. M.
C. A.
When the soldier's veutrey was. taken
from him and checked, and he •was ad •
vised to drop off to sleep, , like a good
boy, he rained a Aurxa of protest, But
his tune changed the following .day
wharf he found what happened hill..
.Then lie sat down atsd wrote a .leetter
to the Patrol Officer in terms like these:
"I'can just remember puri and that is
all. - But I know tou're the rntsn atio
{ook the in'tow. 'I want ,to thank you
from the bott( in of 'my heart. 1. id!
) uir I was migLty glad to see my Money
aud Hatch again for. they utyght easily
..base g( nt: -to sorr:ebbdy who atuldn''t
think twice about •ret urnit g them.. You
sure d;a m?. a good 'tura I nd 1' hope h
can a epay you some day."
(1ItiCouniy News
The Clinton-:NeW'i8"reporfir.that x
Nock of wild geese pa sed (.ver. Ciir.•.
ton on Alarch .,5th. 'TI ey, however,
»were going souh instead of north.
1 iplady, of Hauler, Tpl, rept,1•ts_
t�� �,;,t�•i�i��('.f rt,.7!r'i.r►4 i)?t }ll'.t:fafta�
the last week of February. He has
ten healthy chickens from a dozen
eggs. ,
The Oficial boards of the two Meth-
odist (hurehes' in Cli It( r, hive held
several meetings and . one joint
-,essit n with regard to the Union of
the two church, s The `Ula c. LI Board
of . t star:o S eet' however
decided- that it. was not advisable to
bring- th tiou before the coogre:
the present time under the
circumstances.
A most enthusiastic well represertt-
ed meeting of farmers of the south
part of the riding of South Huron
packed Exeter Town Hall, on Feb. 28,
and with only two dissenting voices
carried the following resolution: "That
this meeting place itself on record as
being ' in favor of placing farmers'
candidates in nomination for both
Provincial and Dominion houses.
Goes TO BiLueE.—We are pleased to
learn that M r. Jas. .Dickson has re-
ceiyed the appointment of deputy reg-
istfar of Huron and by his faithful-
ness to duty and his courtesy • has
proved himself a valuable official, His
experience • will rove most useful__
his new position and we congratulate
him on the appointment.- lie leaves.
today to take up his new duties. --Test;
GOLBRICii STAR.
• FOR FLAT RATE—Mr. Bowden, in•
dustrial secretary of the Guderich
Board of Tt a fe, who was app►iuted
chairman of the Hydro committee at
the meeting.'of the Associated Boards
of Tiede (1f Western Ontario, is prep-
aring to. push the matter of a flat rate
.for Hydro power. Now that the new
Loard of Trade •councils in various
places are getting to work, the proposal
for a flat rate is being oacked by
many and Mr. ' .Bowden intends to
-form an association to promote: the
afr rate idea. TheGoderieh Board
l's finding it difficult to interest a boat
line 'to,call - there this summer but is
putting"forth further effort along this
line.
The Military Medal for bravery on
the field of battle, hasbeen awarded
to.Driver Alex Mxcicenzie, sort Of-ili'w--
I)onald Mackenzie, near Port Albert.
The official record regarding the in
citlent for which the medal was'awar•.i•
ed .saps►: "Near St. Julien on. the
morning of Nov. 5th (191 i) this driver
was. employed packing anrrnunition.
He delivered his own allotment to
the gun position through heavy shell
fire" -and when returning saw a,,,nuniTaer
of -his conirsades
es held up. on account of
the barrage. " knowing that itmrnun
ition was badly nes detl forward, he
*sent iits own • bene to the rear with' a
Tess experienced man, to.,k charge of
this man's horse the remainder of the
party, and -a tine example of courage,
coolness and piraevcrance 'piloted all -
through to the gun•" Driver Macken-
zie went over with the first etemtinent
fi•gin Canada and was with an artillery
until last February, and _hen until
August was with a liiglilan4l battalion.
Fie was wounded in the arm on Aug.
eth,-aad carn?honle just before Christ-
mas. A.t presort be iy tip in .;\;:w
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Onto rio. - _•• .-�
St.'HeIe ns
(Intended for last week)
Messrs. Geo. and Leslie Hallam, of-
Auburn, are visiting friends about St.
Helens.
Mr. A. Andersen ltlst a valuable horse
last week.
Mr. C. Shackleton, who has been
working Angus Maclirn.ald's farm on
the nth con. the past year, has moved
to Lucknow • where- -he is- engaged- by
Mr• W. (I. Andrew, in the inplmtent
business. ,
Miss Mary Datnis. of O tlerich. is
visiting at ji,obt. Smith's.
Cecil Hyde is engaged in taking down
a AUK which he -recently purchase ► rom
Miss .1. MacDonald. He intends using
the lumber in the building of a dr=iving
shed. -•
Mr. P. ('lark has sold six acres of his
land to Jas. lldyt' and tour to Jos.
Smith.
The Misses Rutherford have purchas-
ed four acres of land from Thos. Phillips
Duncan MacDonald, of the.boundary,
has rented A. Macl)anald's farm and is
DOW busy moving on to it. ,
The St.' Helens Women'a Institute
have this week sent a package to the
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The Busy Hardware House
Phone Sixty -Six for Prompt Delivery
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YOUR REFUTATION AS A COOK
depends in no small—measure oe l estave youy� cook an ',lid tsar
utensils you use. ' Many housewives are befitting holt"' our
advice. because we have made a study .of stoves. We shill be
aged to explain the advantage. Of our stoves. For Service and
Satisfaction. you will ultimately• install one of them in your
kitchen,
ASK TO SEE THESE FAMOUS STOVES:
: DOH E�RTY .:H1G OVEN A►1
HAPPY -Ti OAUG .T !RANGE
OTHELLO;TREASURE RANGE
The
Furnifurefleau4i,--
0-reddir�
Polish
,Ma,,
The Floor
Preserver
TRY AN O'CEDAR POLISH 'MOP
We have, a quantity of Second Hand
Belting in 2, 3, 4, and 5 inch widths.
Get your prices before buying.
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`The Store Where Your Money Goes Farthest
--� McLEOD &JOYNT
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Cream Separatorsold prices. Buy be
fore they are all 'sold.
New' Williams Sewing Machines will do all
kinds of sewing. They run light ; are very durable.
Gourlay-Winter-Leeming Piahos 'will give you satis-
faction. We b9lieve we can save you some money
on a piano deal.
W. G. ANDREW,
LUCKNOW.
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95 Per ent. of the Highest Paid Shorthand Writers use
Isaac Pitman Shorthand.
!f-' ob-a`aft Th B ST come to a••dschool that teachtrs Anil, SHORTHAND
incl where everything els: is of a correspondingly high krade: • SHoRTRA'r), •
ROOKKEEEING AND'(:rvIt. SHRvICii, Enter any time. catalogue 'free.
WINGHAM, ONT.__ _,_.:__
- 1 school that'places.its.. graduate$- in good positions,
D. A. McLachlin. President. A. Haviland. Principal.
ESTABLISHED 18 72)
IANX. SIF IIJJAMIILTON
VERY dollar saved now and deposited
-in a batik means a dollar inose' for the
Government when it is required 'to place
Qanada on a lve basis. .To postpone the
purchase of luxuries and save the -money is
worthy.and patriotic. It is also good busi-
ness policy during the high price period.
Open a Savings Account' with the Bank of
Hamilton. •
LUCKNOW BRANCH
J. A. GLENNIE.Manager.
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Canadian Red ('roes, at To,r ntn value'd i
at811'000
Miss Ferguson, of Anhui n, spent the
week -end with her sister, Mrs. Chester
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Purple Grove
-Monday, March 10
Mr. and Mrs, Barry Logan' d-r%ve to
Lucknow Sundays afternoon and, spent
the evening with her mother and Aister.
About seventy -guests gathered at the
hotue\of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Stanley
on Friday, evenipg of last week where
they received a royal welcome and spent.
a most enjoyable secialtineL
The heavy fall of snow $iaturday
nIsht almost blocked the roads for a
day or two but, we are salad to have 'it.
Just the thing to .wind t f► At. -the,kht:t
and ends of tei'ning before the opening
tip of spring.
.Mr. :and Mfrs. • Wei St,aaley,
sardine. resent the weekend. :e,,
home of their son, Jas. Stanley.
W..11 Stanley, of I ' udcrHwood, spot,:
.a few days'viaiting friend, last, we, k.
- We learn that a enupl) (if real es:At
(deals have been ,.in' }1rogro.s but ti,t,
completed as t r as we know.
Jy
The Huron Cheese Factory t, ,k :td -
vantage of the cold snap by put tint.
in their Atipply Of ice which they pr,'.
cured at syev' lake, it being 1: iucLea
thick.