The Lucknow Sentinel, 1915-07-29, Page 4•
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To be liesitby at astenty, prepare I*
forty, is salami Ovine, lassase ia
Wargo Oa we loo cam begot
cokla, eareleee treat.
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. OK 1.1trht 1.onge meets
loon or before the full
Hall, Havelock street
A.Aisc_Donald; S. W.,
W.,0.sairon.Seoy Or. .34
.C.O. W. Court nburwoNo. -14uolotow;
*sets ow bust Monday_ef the month in
• lowe'fien. vnaritor broniern
• ) • invited to attend. Chief Ranger,
.... „Bee. 'Secy., Orahan•4
Jotmeton, Tress, 1) R.
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0, .17.Vir. Luoknow Lodge, No. 137, meets
•seeon4Idonday of each month in the Odd-
teflowa' Hall. Mester Workman, 3. Mac-
; Fin. Secy.,,.D. B. Macintosh ; nee,
, Sem , Cleo. Potter; wrote, ,4.1ex. Boss,
Dental
44. B IrOWLOB, L.P. S., D. Woe UP
stairsin Button Block, Teeswater, Sae°
Jai attention, toiral mates, crowning and
bridgework. -visits wroxcter let. and fird.
Ilteuesusi of eaob month; Oorrie Thur. ,
0: A. NEWTON, D. D. S... Dentist. °Mee
Ont. All modern
methods wee,. - Best ma rials furnished.
Crown and Bridgework, ainiess extract.
km by the use ot the latest simplest and
safest remedy, _SOMNOF0104'. liewest
„ Wrath artificial teeth.* Alumium plateed
non breakable
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Pehifehet every Thersley iaoralag
Loiskorrir. Owed*
A. D. YA-0X114ILUI. Pro sietor
sad Wave.
uRkiDvir, JULY 24, lit
grange•&as (3ceearvet1ve to Liberal
perky goverenrear, whir.h took pisee
recently, will be ratified by tire electors.
Too long le power the late Roblin gov-
eminent lad beeores eorrupt beyond authors of Magna Chart* and the mitt
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precedent in Canada. A vouireissiou who drove beek the klpanish Armada,
appointed by the Lieutenant-Goverair The molt gioriont pagee of history re -
to ()mallet an inveritigetion regarding cord no birch straggle for knotty as we
Easpruita maw ,r- -"aro! is contract* tu the Wu/ iiarlianisnt build- are engaged in to- dey. The Meekest sa.
u d Ilais of crime record no ouch oonapirecy
spinet liberty, *gaunt the domestic
affections, against the decenciea of life,
ageinet the hennr of women., ail are re-
vealed by the devilish word e that Ger-
man Philosophers have written, and the
foul deeds that German beldiere lave
deem, .
Our young men must be made to re-,
Alin these things. They are not braid*.
.erent, They may: be thoughtlese. But
itheir Uvea are clean and their hearts' are
eounti,., They ' would lyneh men who,
in Canade, committed the deeds that
Germans have "done in Europe, On land
and on sea. They should go inn) this
war with the Same righteoue auger Han.),
peas mad Ofterei It ill ifOttf
splendid privilege to help lay or rigor*
or broaekn the foundation of pekoe alld
liberty, to live in hilitory me live the
On Wan* Wt.,' the workl w a a
altocired by another ship tragedy. In *
few minutee over twelve hundrecl Po°144
werndrowned in the Chieago River by
the overturning of a ship.
That roOruirig Oral' two thousand People
went on board the eteinueliip Eiretland
expecting to enjoy* ltolidaY Pionio in a
nearby park, whence the ship was to
ins, found that there bad been a caruival
of welt, and the Roblin goverement telt
o diecredited that Raw .fit to reingn.
At the laat generalelection the Liherel
party in opposition for thirteen ye*re
• made coneiderale gains, and the Conser-
vative party had only 7 of a majority in
the house.
with the discredit cast upon the Bob.
lin government by the investigation it is
convey them. AS the vessel wos being hardly conceivable that the Party which
roulo ready to wow !may she began to he leed vill not be 'overwhelmingly de
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roll from aide to Bide and almost illatant- bated. Estimates put tire number of
ly iloPped over on her side precipitating seats which the Conservative party may
het immense ininum 'cargo pito tho„mocl- carry at 13, leaving tire Liberale.30, or a
ay water, there twenty feet deeP. Al- majority cif 23. It *Quid be 'aa well
though the accident happened in. the with, a emaller number; for a strong and
harbour, leo than: Ilnif thme who Ilaci alert oPposition is as necessary to good
g
one WI board were rettoned. r t stro vernin
Tide tragedy is on a Par with., ie.7° party.
stoutly recalls the loss of the Titintic,
• Empress of Ireland and the more regent
tragedy and outrage. of -the laisitania.
Buk'enite distinctly, Rims uot so shock-
ed UM Terrible" Yes;, and, vi,e are
thrilled for a 'fey'? minutes; but there
, How GERMANS TAKE
• THE.110•Tit • '
Though we Canadians, witheur strong
pro..pritish sentiments, were demoied to
,regard,Preiiident last.'note" to
• have been se Many terrible things lately Germany as rather easy, itis quite evi-
that we are becoming accustomed to dent that Germans do not take that
theta and We SOMA. recover, For days view of itHere is what.one Germa,n-
,
after the loss of the Titanic the tragedy American has to say of it The quetat-
censtantly Occtipled the Minds Of peopleion is -from "Thefllinoin stooto.zeituote,
It Vaa111U0h-th:e same in the Coe of the published at Qhicago and reads as fo14
Empress of Ireland. ,Then came the • ' • •
greatest horror of all the ages, the Great "As, we stated before the present
War, and in thepresence of this stinreme note to Germany had been :published,
and continued tragedy, the drowning of aPpArently our Gevernment (meaning
• the United $tatee Government) hod a.
a thousand excursionists rn comparison •is secret agreement with England to
insignificant, For a moment it shocks, force a break with Germany. We
BOW have the tet of the note ,et hand
. and it justifies our anticipation. ,Gev
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Cream Wanted
Having an up-to-date.Creamery '
in iull operation, we "selicit your
, patronage, We are prepared to
pay the highest market priees for .
good cream, and give *Mt an hon-
. est business.- Weighing, sampling
• and testing each can of cream •re-
i'iteived carefully ittul ' returning. a
full statement of same to each
patron. We furnish two taus to
each patron, pey'‘`. all express
charges,.and pay every two weeks..
Write for further particulars or
fiend for cans and give as a triaL
The Segforth Creamery Co.
Seaforth Oat. •
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and is forgotten! We know that every
-day there are MOM lives lost in more
many can never submit to the tone, of
Painful waYstm the eastern, western and h
.for t, find no cither answer than the
southern fronts in zurove
. and
, as mut as we are sorry
Excnraions boats an excursion: trains breaking off of diplomatic relations:
have a reputation for getting into trou- We, as well as the German Govern -
n ment.know fully that with such a
bk. The explanatio to, that they,are
usually overloaded. the case of the
Eastland there appears to have been
something worse than this. The ship
was unseaworthy, and under proper in -
enaction shoidd never have been allowed
to be used as 4 Passenger boat $he was
built boo high above the; water and the
people • naturally* occupying. the upper
decks made her top-heavy'. , • •••
• . pnoutorpon •ALBEIRTA
When on July 21 the electors of Al-
berta voted directly for or against prol;
.Canada had its first, exhibition
of real democratic hiwleaking: This
vating., in Alberta was a ieferenchim.
ThiFieirincial Clove-646mA bad ,PaSied-
nprohibition law. allbjenttO the approval
of a.majority the .electprs. . The -kW
as passed by the Legislature was was; then
-submitted to a vote of the people. Freed
from 'all political considerations, the
. . .
electir Voted YES' Or N9,,r prohibi-
tion,not for men or a par'?\to enact;
prohibition, •-•
,Compare thiEi, with the last' eleetion
"neraiii-Oritiiiin Whin 'lire -villein" 'Prehi;
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- CREAM -WANTED
We-eze4xLthe,_icsrket_lo__h_Ui
'Creani, sweet Or sour, at the high-
est Market price. We supply two
cane.free to each of our patrons,
Pay all express charged', pay twice
each montn,,jchegars at par. He-. ,
ceive cream any - day in the week,
test each can .redeivett, and send
our PatiOns stateinent of same.:
Write for cans and give our
Creamery a trial. Reference: -
Any Dank.
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31.8.e. • TRELtAVEN altANTON
Paint Creamedii)Palnierston--but
• .
bitioa was in issue, On that occasion
*mean& ardentprohibitioniets vet
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ed for the party stood for license,'
and against the party which steed for
license. . They could not persuade them?
Selves that the Liberal party really meant
prohibition; or when. %tame to a choke
between their party and law. which
they faVored, they Voted for the party
The people of Alberta voted in favor
of prohibition by 4 anbstruitialmajority,
and nobody doubts 1m -1T -that the people
of Ontaricr Would do the. stone tit*
they had the opportunity Lawmaking
by referendum keeps legislation ahreat
Of public opinien-gives the people AO
opportunity tosaywhat they want • and
'What they dirnob.Want. Law=making
by representative government does not
do this, for - along-, with the so called
%ranee' of an election, ,fhere. are other
issuenandalnindred_Other_considera.
-tion-S--:theyarty, the-dindidate;'ete., ete
Thiiiigh the Referendum the people:. get
whit:they:want, e
G AND „.1K /44.;11::(
. '• Summer 'Service to :Highlands Of
: . . • ,. Ontar;o from Toronto •
.. . pza,m. delly•torlatisiokd,Lakes,dallyettept
' unday for Lake Of Bays,. Algoommi Park,
sdaganetawan Itiver slut TAmf
,agL
arat ake
points. ..„; - ", ..'
''. . . 10,15 a.m. dairy extent Sit nday for ktOergiat'i isay
. Lake of Bays awl Kaganotowon Ittver point.
' ' 14 01. 'n tn. -den ' except Eusaw for Muokoke
Lakes, Lake ot Bays and Algonquin Park.
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' "' STEAMSHIP- EXPRESS '
•• , thived Tetento , 11.10 a.m. '
ArilvdsSerbia What 1.8.1 VII, ..
• •s
vachlIgandriy, Wedfitaday and Sattirday. ton-
, neeting with N.N.'1.16..'8 palatial ottaMohipg for
KM.% ::,:te. ditie.c. Fort Arthor, Fort WMfarn
and Duluth, and at Fort winiam with O.T.P.
Railway for Winnipeg and Obits in NVeatern
. ‘ Ntlitta4. Coaches. ForlorITAbrory.eafer MI
'YorlOr-Lrbrt.
a.Off
.11ot. toil bOtWeen TorOlito
. . , . and. Mania Wharf.. .,
Further portioultOrg On apilltAttOn tO ,
Ctrand Trunk Ticket pine,. . .
. O. stipletilf, Agiitti 14stcknow•
step she (Germany) fulfils not
„only.the,wish of:this Goverment but
, that of England, and will create a very
painful situation for Gerrnan-Arneri-
cans. Thenote shows the President
will break with Germany at all hsi.,
ards. He should :first ask Ow people
of the ;United States if they are satis-
fied to be driven into War. The ,note
. is unwovtll of the:repel:ilk. We hone
Germany will not bla.rne the people
for the present GOVernMent's • action!"
:Another Gerinan,Ateetitan paper pab-;
liched at ,St. 'Louis says: "TO talk' of
friendship in this last American ucita is
'the climax of hypocrisy, on 9, par with
. Washington's alleged neutrality."
Evidently these Germans who pretend
to be .A.mericanaarunnich hurt and dis-
-apPoirited- by. :the toneof-theJiete-,-,:-,-,7-,
That Rresident Wilson.lainaself expects
that it will result.iir a salons • situation
is shown by the feet that lininediatelit
after sending the tote to Germany. he
asked the Secretary of the Navy and the
Secretary of the Army to,report to him
as to the condition of the farces tincler,
their care. -
THZ-APIEAL:FOWYOIDIG:-*E.N
PrOffelettide'HaVe Reit a Million
v...4011te Are Ueed. the
herds ale.:Visli so DWI
0.40.
istrt.ot tho0401.14- riloro
Moab* 0141)4ey t� found'
In Iloottiorts,,„ itmosta. Theoro,
the. ptna"..ormitenVes., etretoh
woo' the expire Dora the
taws Iltdisery to those of Idtail7
Oa* 1114»tdi aud Phttek-where the
ektietrY age- Monotoneus loyal, with
Wt1s504 ind bower doeloc
roan. ionic proprietora
no, taxer than 6.00.009 to
001k Sheol. Mau the 'wealth ot
faelikpotabiedl .11..16d and. many
At _the Russia* naliW derive. ell of
Mir laileatte. troin their floolke and
herd...it -le iiatiateted be: the
TRE MOASONS BANK -
..AP1TAL e•ND RESERVIi $8,800,000•.
• 96 pratolgo Canada
• A General Banking Business Tr ansacted
Circular Letters of .Credit
• Bank Money OrderS
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
interest allowed at highpat current rata
, admihat ekeikeikk _esd,uoviiir he Ovrill. I , -...............„---."..,...--4
HURON COUNTY 'NFAYS ' . 1 Ethel A ndSeTi.heolinE1•4124.69.;NCI'Serai Mc')on.
1
The *MOW; wisawp rimirwVokt th«
tellnen ngwwwwitrookr. viwirCbut• •
the era exPoied. to nio0 ere
ptivatioue, for thaiscorthins heats ot
• • red, 197; Ploecls, 008 (holly •
f. foment bingo of . The Brussels, Grey And Morris C°911AUYSEILIetil'4.°L9;DLT°rOneVYWNQS°11c1;13,9 Is •
lug ja their hearts; They sheithi be."cui, winierilkapi°429.relind•al. treinentidua thew dependent telephone line has now 940 ' 1 Mary. Fielder, 30
tfin nurrioarans that burst o r 'telephones on iti system. ° • 4; Gordon
l!earson_ 460' S.epiria Itiiddirek 494
(hen); No. 4. -Mary Finlayeoe 474
wblls tmoerite04131 ae4thdaetspaGietr ainuaan u vu loci; It02410 actied. the 0 tem* arspeowoursegheenaneilmtbaeirm.. inalit9re- A Lby,14aw' lhOyadn'tn'olte040'41101, latt 43;tte :95 own,: jou hn xfoleod •
gradation for bunianfty, and that the sou oi'entlio",rt, alarm° Pt. te weather tn. Lor the Arista la
6 e'er s limitted o thef
t but run panic- ,P,0 . t ratepayers .e 443; Margaret Neteod, 449,- No 5
fairest hones Of, htunacity rest upentheir Ottlelosu 'before the wind . and are kliteter wa44. Carried by te 'Vote of. 240 IT k t 42h N 7
, arty at; et , , 0. -Rob.
valor and that of their comrades in Arnie;
this is humunitY's otwgtd.P.
ANOTHER "TENNIS'! _41111r
• ,
• The latest discovery of German fore-
thought Alia treachery comes from near
Montreal, iu a garden owned brat'Oer-
inannesident was discovered e: concrete
tennis court. On. 'examination it was
found that the concrete Of this court Wad
several feat lua thickness, alittle far
-
tiler sizing, up of the sinination sliovved
that a win mounted on this -condrete
tennis court would commend„ the &l-
enges Omni and railway bridge'. Thus
did Germany secretly make war Unoll
her neighhOrs" while pretencling•friend.:
ship Per years playing friendship' and
Planning, murder, is it any wonder that
Germaily's effort Sheuld have been at,
by a considerable suecessi
No doubt, an expedition up. the St Law-
rence Was a 'part of the general plan of
world subjugation "They planned' for
The Dan, and now The has collie."
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(Daily Star) •
:The younguien of Canada mustbe
persuaded, scolded into recruiting,'
and We ATOSt COOBirlef Very seriously
the Means of persuasion. The greatest
obstacle is imperfect realization of what
is going on in Europe, aid what the issue
is.. There is nousein scolding -young
men for nct realizing this: We sity,that
Our liberties are in danger. They are
in danger. But middle-aged and old
OU lt_ COUNTRyl •
(From The Chidage-Tribuoe)
-The. reply of the government, to • the
tritest German trete appeare'to he -final,
• •
se far as the, American :contentions' tit.
rorood Ifr thousands into the ,streama.• to 7.. ,.. • • . . • . ' ''ert Relre 421' Miry Stela, 405k No.
141, 4 II' Yln.": Lisdnlerve. by „atitionalts14!) •ituP.. Pe. 13 : 1"yptehljej:rinecrollreYld'gfuleatnh:t'i'n'aptliliets; 74rtliy... " gl. tiel 9-0 iii .14178v,1 Pa. ea'rerelelt lb `trif3. 21.1 " elsTYQ" elri . ••
neither. the eh.e-pheids nor their doge hY.' The'Rexell Store, 16e,, .2.-5c. ehd P.Oc.' Mt° Ilerit4' j°6116161i" 416'; Marian'
f•iWere -It, not for ,the., use Of ,goatS, succumb to it..sall Orderlier. •Sold only ,,_
:. • .,, • Tigere440 ffarela Wigett• $09. ' No.
Would , be of nIneh servioe at' these .h0xV'S. •`• * • , • - ' 1 '3 -Ida tia iitz 47,7. A its , s °tit,
Brae". The sheep atone can but 00 ; Word was received in .Goderich last ;,..,. „, r° -°' - - ' -° c.,• P
dom he . brought, to lace the terrible ,-week, nt tliellea,th of Corporal.Cheater :'"" •"°' 1P -'4t4bY ICOPetriekr 4.:': 2. -
111.1rfint a 'storni IMO the shelter of a ;3111-94°inaa,itr47111'ebe.waHs 6"1:440 tahe .30ene°04i ..
winds et the great plains. or to march •s,r' 1 ' I 1 '
slimly" despite the skill' of the best
Shepherds. Hut with every hundred Captain anil Mrs. McDnualdi of the
•
Ilthilal) three er fent Beate are IraPt, Comity Town, and had enlisted with S. It. trill' attended 'Grand Ledge
.tstioinscm $11,7, theid7 litltbsulodt-mitollieadat ora_ eponald was wounded "M.lass.ljna Martyn is spending part of
boldly down the mot rugged descents; shell fragment and was being eared tor her holidays visiting friend at St, • . I
loopintdherthe. oleo feu. ow .„withnut Dieeh at Fthme jgBDoTuulongunpAs400lpt_le E
Wade sMci ar Mrs. 1Coli visiter] e iTr iheoi:md sp si leftnNew1 yirSotr ;EV
The hettlamelk .9t a large 13"k c't of: Fordwich was severely burned. l'e• and
5,nal bear d- as these Aro- easily twought ,to.. the: Itlal Canadian . -Dragoons, - A. Al..but-veceltiugamilton,
1.
re.• '
"otters!' is celled a 'Isobabaavn." The
tiebAbewe %tonsil,' hie, one or •-two
"vreione drawn by omen,lin which are
cently. Re was cleaning hisauto viclni Y- • ' _
when he lit a match. ..(51asoline hp was S...Fowlerleft last Friday for •
'a two -weeks', holiday in Sundridge! -
Parry Sound District. • Nort"
carried his' -Provisions aid' Cooking iising-canglit- fire and Ciittglit his c
Utensils, trfgother with Ute.skine or the • ling.' Members of his family sUccebd.
sheep that. have died and those of ed in extinguishing the blaze:bat•,not.
the' wolves be bee been (41°°611. before orkilrouser leg was Inirived, Off,
to kill: The order. ot his progress,
WS -de had ;$140.00 in his Pocket at
uultore9•Y Wand% Tibe wagon or
Th *aims. lead the van, the teoeabawn the time but it wa,s undamaged. One
tho 1 d
_When- eomen to. good pasture. he A number 'of bey burglars were
irollOws and ,- p follow him of his hands was severe v urne . • •
b. 41°' not 16464 till the °ale 'hes' haen caught at ClintaO last Week,' 'A. num-
rten..doW1114 and even on the march,
je ,eneenipment,,s0r, the night to often, her of business plates had been enter -
Pe more • tbea,:tTte or- three miles ed anti...robbed., recently.;._The young
trete where ie etertia.1.: in, the morning., thieves, however, riaide a 'mistake when.
1 ' , • ••''. . ,, Milking' Ewes • ' . , they entered "e; jewelry•store and stole:
1 there .ere -Often. from oei to .600 a Wateh; lobs, pipes, etc, They .viSit:
°Wei '•ilf Milk •41. the • Otters, and the ed another jewelertohave Idea set the
Onlisba•wn (WM* tho Milk from them. watch. . This jeweler had been noti-
ultimatum in form, it is ' an ultimatum .
' en b6v14 ' 'e' "P"ed °01t' :hesesull'a ,gohde,' repirted to --the police, 1'lie lades
all and 'PieceI.. wto'b
it • /.125 1
.• .tute.-: shatilowth. wood
rid converted ;into. * kind '
law and right are concerned,. If not - lied of the theft, and recognizing the
were soon afterwards 'arrested and it
is, thought tho. ging will bp broken u.-
- SPILLED TiUg WRISKEIG-4The air -at
Zurich was niade "fragrant," or other -
in fa0, The deor of discussion is closed.
If the majority of the press has yoked
public Opinion fairly, this important .0.0
probably irrevocable action has the •ap-
Wise,' on Friday, july-9.,nd 3 by a flow of
pros al of, the Ameiican people. ••.7-111ost
newspapers, akany rite ' have.demanded ter.. but all a 11
, e pastur....- on:the-Plat '
summer and aut case,goodewhiskey, broug.ht aboutta iant,_
7 09:-F'at,-,..fr*_:14..e -ukipi,s--they er P;12T 0:4nt,
and
et et: the ..li`-4--0C-Arl: this way: Included in .a shipment
‘a
weatheirld finti: annd--gvit adga.-od,weltivaeebcito tmerchant :Of.. 1
Ptt:ftesiiiiae7:8417etaso:uwwerli,:ahl'anncitI,48 zy,o.. . previous in; :i".6,31a lit Ira ,tith
be no aqiuht Of the drit '14ellaP"11 '
t. with the stuff he notified I Y
ydernment our unflinching and, Un- ho,u twQ .beftohre:r.thdeoigsbeit for in vector Torrance Nvel ' 6:.
own as uhritlise.!' and 'very popular
en the etelnnui. Owing to the 'cheese
being paOked, in goatskins. It htis a
rather remarkable flavor,. which; how-
ever, one gets- to like after .a time.
• During the - most severe • winter ,
-nioriths the sheens are placed „in she.
he found to
filled with bottled whiskey.
.0 pre end public, i,,,g... ri.. _aetyoesbIrnOntitin
idly -vig7,.lati,. hadn't ordered 'any liquid AS he
t e reshment
twhithout cavil or reServation, and t ' '
and 9#,,,t is to owe; tiTelPyl.',11,v14 ,t, tolerably
. o give shepherds and pie:Lei:let orhotuouhr he
the, stand taken by 'Oup government, .. 412.etn tig e even,in wolves. , of that-initifieTes the na
g ea', is done the .of dealino. os aneet wa
J", O. Little attended Grand Lodge' "
F. M. in 1-iamilton la•st. week,. ,
and visited friends in -Toronto.
Mrs. R. J. Hiscox left last week for
their -slimmer home Oo Bernard Lake,
Sundridge, Mr..}liscox will be going
Mr, John Hendry, of Harrison, has .
been appointed 0: R. operator and
einress agent hate, 170,1a0e• -of Mr. G. •
Wilson, who has received. proinetion._ '
- The work is now being rushed in the -• • ;
L,remodelling of the old Town Hall.
Campbell and -Donaldson have it gang or
men putting up the 'frame work 'of the .
•sr°11rItilsislitgriel Farrel, has. 'aecePted • ,
position of organist ' in t 4P ant's
Church, Wingham, and: her position _ ' is
here in Christ Church, has been 'taken. ,
by Miss Alice Bradley. -
Joseph Olheiser, for Many years pro-
reehas
aira eseet nd P. Hat,tnoM„ hrbe. 9Lharapasinnic14, kfoe rl Unionapr 1-yHh nis cilMn .
and is prepared to_accemetlity the_mtb-.
lic'as has been done in , the past. .Mr. -
011ieiar is now, jiving% yirirate. in
home. lately occupied by 1VIrs. Cronin: '
. .
resee1•7
• 10 at once 'bogan
1 ss dIrsesIsaszisinggsutterhe athnoi nnlveortilantti.on.. A f ter interview' g
°tnficiligr3; raseedtshaenird groanely, monotonous the drayman and The'
sunPort,, whatever, the l'conse--
p. Then the arran ' station agent at ' e -
sail he decid d
es fate _may have in titer° ler , ilfe.7'.brinegrought tire made.
ge- that th H n
quence
.. _ __ ..._ nimbi of th
r . or
e hard stuff was intended for
• • - • • Deterulfrig 'Flack - '
. , T .. he -accordingly laid •Ern- informatron be-
• Nott .thirt the caiia dosed • for the • •
....e, , .4., ..„._,,‘._ ,__, _,-,,'__ . he -sheep are driven Up as close. 0 'slit Ad • .• .. , -a,
n rews who.administer() .
PnIt n States-if,une.rw,Te 18 q De clefOgi., .together as possible, and: the men 'end .1.0:e . ..-
th a .fine'and -14•Witroilig.. That par-,
ed to close It, .a.s.. Seems:- apparent -the their dogs • take their posts- around the ' .k.t°
ottera: . Each ,man throws his tem dollar h. 1. now knows that ..lbtbze
duty .cf all• citizens 0 best Cx131secit% .$ that - serve. for mattress „and coverlet, , brought in, labelled Pickles or "P. Z."
believe, i3Y the =tell abused 'and much; •On the spot the-tsahabawn has assign- renders the plirthaseriia.ble to aline:
misread •sentiment Pt; Stephen.-
Decatur, 'ed to ' him, and between every two
- Same intervals' 'occur'. s. 'There are 'a of the•Whiskey. Bottle after bottle he
'head .Of its editorial liege:. '.'Orir:cOuntry.1 many, thick -slieenalrlis--- provided- all brake-and--Poured-oUtvthe contents Cir.:-
In her intercotirse with foreign Catkins , there are dogs.; . and as each 'do g• knows , til the air Was -perfumed- and .-quite a
made short work
which THE Titnictia prints daily at the hed° °f the dogs and the men the JhepectorTorrance
Men who realize must rhe ni a
hurry to blame pnini Men .wlin --do. not.
realize it. They have taken their en-
joyment of liberty for granted. Not one
Young man in a innidreilhaii.ever reflect.
ed that -his liberty came from: Magna
Charts; or from John Hampden, Or from;
the defeat of the Arnie& or the defeat
of Napoleon.- •
TherehaiAleen -all- through Canada
.untit „very recent years, a:feeling Of isot
atioi Iron-111re Eli, Tars orEtire1507---,Thie•
bus iiot beeii:eonened' to Yelm0 nien, Or
to one party, Even•thase who were hi,
• sisterit upon the necessity for defeicin
amide tiki-hotrinit11-"iirrieeent-y4aren
Wive anything to say about Europe tin
til the South African war Very w' people.
regarded it tia- pirasible that inadian
iroldiars Would be asked to -fight in ether
,orios, of the More
recent,period was iieVer imagined that
it WOuld be necessary for Canadian sol-
diers to go_ to Europe in Order to defend
either. their. own libertieS Orthose. of the
•tlidted Kingdom:- • - ---
Thia War ii an amazing war, a new
kind of war, _such a struggle never be,
. fore happened in the history of the wc,:rld:
It breaks tip old ,traditiens and
:It is Armageddon: Um the con -
Ili not o V be we n nation nd nation,
brit between darkness and, light, between
• decency and blechguitrdiern, between
freedom and tyranny. f t means a hope
or a threat for every rnahl woman ttnd
child in the world; if there Were any
who reallyforsaw it ae it is, let them
have full ciedit for their prophetic gifts
But that is nob , the Main thibg. The
Maio thing is to get every fighting mum
to realize what means, what he has at
stAkei what his wohiSlifelk and -children
have at. stake, what ilshis duty.ond what
is his glorious OPporttintty.
Por it we live in a time of Peril, we
live also in A thins of opPortnaity, These
wit0 come sttor /on 1)1v,, )1Te litre.
In all of Ontario And throughout the
prairieproviecesIrom Manitoba to the
mountains; prop conditions are repotted
good, Inthese poi -dens of Saskatchawan
and Alberta where -last 'summer there
was not a Single shower of rein during
the greeting season, there is abundance
of ram thin' year, Indeed there seems_
to he danger that the growth may be
ogreattlAt -ripening inlay .14 -delayed
until the season eHrosts which, would:
bring disaster itiebOtheillforni. - •
Id this year of tremendous financial
strain due to the war, it is. extremely
'gratifying that there. shOuld be such
.prorbise g drop , thrOughtalt - the
r,ountry.. There shOtila be no lick.' of
market, for.the countries engaged in vvar
were.grest producers,- and it is
• impossible that , thia.• year the natal
anionnt. of grain should be harvested
there. •
ELEC100!!
, Great interest been taken inlifair-
itoba polities for ,Itgetne time, ad this
Interest. will increase until August' dtk
when a generatelection will he held and
a new polio ment eleeted. 'Nom atione
will be made, on rriday of tide, - Week-
• July 30th. .•
there Seems MI that the
'
his' own sheepskjii, all that ii. neces- number of eitizend who had sniffed jt
1..ay she alwayn•be tn. the right;:but our
country right or wrong." . • take: post for the night,. l'hus. ht ;tot wemte good_etaftAnti_
• sary Is to lay it .where the dog is to '
were attract -d. Perhaps sever al
[This i-fir-mr-is very enrich hke virr-tliira hat Withthe men and -t
. But more fOritildable than. thieves are but the .Inapector caught °nand it had
the wolves, which are -very ilunterous to go, the way of the mat. It never
one old chat; tried to pocket a .bettle.
, • A circle of • defence gnards the sheep.
talk] •
• Buvie on the steppes. For many succeesive hapPened before,. and it 'may not flan
„ days and nighti; petits et, them hover nen for a loon while btit
' —7Menetti, 111Y 26. aro nd and it requires •the watchful. ag-- ' a- --°Y
tI Herman- Hildred-, -of Toronto; spend-- nes73 • ok the men mad, their •:dogo -to rate Eriday whiskey_ fiowea _like
Wedding hells are ringing 4rOU'ria \our peetally Maim; a panic into whiChithe EmpRANog EXAM itiouiirs:_i3ejovir:„
'sheen lave been thrown bY a sudden
are giventhenames of students who
neiglibotheed: Do.you.hear theml storm. On the other hand, as alwoif:
hag his holidays at his lioine here; ward off the _voracious.. 'attacks,. es- water in Zurich.-.-Godericb Star..
• -Peter -Carnochan, of Guelph, reneW- a -valuable prize, the-taeha.- Wifito at -a hiiMber•of.oinities in Our:.
atarey,usually eager. connteranodZeerxeasintisc:Cessfiii,et the recent
Srit'neevq. 7:1r. andMrs.ralir`.°Bunaall...oure silPelagneding t°1b_...avfPlue_fV(181:kh°16 aralLele
aaouple of weeks with the latter s sister
in Newhiritislaire. "
.1*.- McKinney and Master Russel
Millar,' of Guelph, are speeding the holi-
-daryezWith-frienclaarcuind-BerVlo. ,
. Laadon.,chauge,.soe,te , • BATFIELD • ,
It costs 'considerably more to bei n'i.rettea "Katt' 41'6' 1:4118a.1 Beard'
come a member of the Steelt.Exchenge 392; 'Otte Meriner, 442; -Muriel King,
nowadays than in; the tlaYS When its :42S; Frank Lucy 'Woods,.
-beaduliatters---Werci, on 4844 (hen •
•
IVIessrs; Finlay,, Agnew and McDonald thee'.0") in Cornhfll Serving or !our. DTJ" NplANNON
)drresti. .icteriTiiirateci;ustsirfe7llat; 7o •
had • the contract Of lathing Beattie Revers ' Auguitine, 480; Chester
Blackwell's heuse and have now finished ac
their job. , p y . entrance fe'e of 500 guineas, DiOin,4:4401;s1lhear6tkSierntoitnho,V79.;
and to find 'three members vvho for Brown,.
• ;Mr.- and Mrs..,Geo. Fair and Mr. an& friar years will be reePoinilble • •, kINGSBRIDGE
- iiityy Vincent Austin- 404* Aliehttel• vat
Aire, 02t. on last 2,500 ap ece, this being forfeitable . - • -,•
Al Fair Were "in Clinton $ 1
'week:attending the funeral of the late- the event Of the new e e
ten, .462; Kathleen 'Foley; 454; Win.
Mr. Cita. - • ' ' utheminered". during the period.
Aylmer•Scott who has been attending "•111"
Toronto UniVersity, 4s -spending the _three
'addition, the candidate must buy nu; Hackett, 408; Thoinas Joye, 403,
'Stock trrcharigo shares, the Gladys, Reilly,„ 45-1; Idol '391.
holidays Ina home on theSouth,-.Line price3,0 7,212 per share, •
WAR SF EGTACLE • ,
kT EXHIBITION
Grand Stand Show at Toronto of a:Nature to
Evoke Outbreak of• Patriotic' Fervor. . •
, . „
. The- niaillinoth -war spectacle, "The • -
•-•Mardli-OrtheAlIi-ed"-and the .‘j•teview, of •
'the Fleet," will be tile big seenic\produc- :
tion in front of the Grand Stand •at the -
_Canadian .National .Exhibition this year, • - . •
and will be one of the 'Most elaborate
ever staged and a fitting climax to each
day's eateriaininent in this J'Pabriotin,„
- The background is the 'ancient city of •
,Caleis',-saved . by the Canadians When -
they so gallantly . stopped the German -
di ive at St Jaen at suchenormous cost.. '
envronment adapt themselves admirably„Its picturesque. chateaus and historic'
i '
aplencior ..tchan impressiVer scene.: .” -
Field Marshals,. 'Generals, etc.; add .
'son advance'of the others. 'The Iron'
with the soldiers of the allied armies in •
time: -The . brilliant unifornie of the .
frowning cliffs are seen .onlitary. carnpa
all the litistle,hustle end action of :war •
hellion under -Wider= with the Queen
Bess leading the first battle line and the
Suddenly the fleet ' appears :over the :
Duke majestically appears With_Admiral - - , •
ilrenieeleidliQUetp.haiebn°Waleftdttc'thaenalr'°rgaasy9 •,''.°13thhf etti hPAea sisEnerar aPbli rel es' "
greeted with salvoes 'of:broadsides. .
I' will be a faithful portrayer of the '-:••
Sceheinst before war was' declared :last' :.
surninetwhen_the.fleet-had-been-mobil-
ized on the orders of Churchill off the
British coast' „, •
• The cannonading continues as the
°inters go ashoreAn;review the troops, ,
which swing past the Grand Stand in the ;
final -wonderful tableau. -It will be, a
Panoraina of Empire greatness, a picture- .
of tfilth striking .-as to evoke
veritable hysteria- of patriotic fervor
among the thduatindil who „will hightlY' .
crowd the Grand stand., •
After•taiting-ILt- Atte theArdat.: tiring 1110101)10**1nomination. T is
an Mil _pure age from
•-•• •
J. D. CamPbeT , of Pinkerton, has been can hely be bought for about $440,
Around our burg, preparing to -bring in • • • -
a ritiMber of new members to our lodge Debts denadlan CltIee '
of Canadian Order of Foresters, . ,ToVintO, debt per capita • • .siao
Seine of our girls think it quite Montreal, debt per capita, 13G
confusing to give people an ireivession Ottawa, -debt per capita 108
that' they are out With their brother. Hainilton, debt per talatta...,, 109
116Wever, accident; will happen. even on Woodstock. 'debt per' caPita. 81
Sunday nights. Noinuipeg, debt per capita..., 280
Gordon Alexander returned home lid Adniellton, debt per capita, 318
7
eeeernkfidatetaking
aster ifacitti:atrdtinripatiothlipeWest ItrefersourW'Port Arethstmuri.nsdteer,b
debt
d:etr apfta 3421
Country to the West,'However, we are
always' glad to liaVe him back,
„ The pulpit of tho Methodiet dint&
was :occupied last Sabbath by Denzil
Scatters,' of ttolyrood. Mr. Staters is
wen known to many around here; and
all Were interested with his discourse
Our sineetestsympathy, M extended
Ottr MillartOn friOntiS Who took -defeat
BO aloe deity jast week at the hands of
the neighbors of Clarkes„church. This'
time the boys wars no Moreucceisful
than the girls, ' Both tea* we under.
stand,', were defeated by the yowl folic
from tlif 1Sth, pot* luck next tinlok
t ; ..,••••t4 soa, „
AttVtAt1**4*OttO
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'
- 'Grey Ox.
• -Monday, July 20
;lint MiatisreY is engaged .etit14 Tom
tocitart for the havveSt.
Miss Anna Nicholson epent a few
days last week with Mise Nellic Graham,
Afileolm Afelquirch3r was up for ti; day
or two helping to giyo• a hand $At the hay
with Angus Graham, '
Our Sunday Sehool- Superiotendaut,
Mr. MA McMillan, ga!e. us a VerY bi-
tereadng lecture after tfttoday Scheel on
Olifi194117 *Irk i Ironitn; 01114A0
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Csaripriptiatila u.thpowrIzaddl. r$483,070600,10
Capital' Pald,up $3.000,000
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.4 • THE. MAN. WITH MONEY:-
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has many, ati opportunity to make .;
money. But io"have good. Bank T.: „ ,
Account, you' Mg start With small ' •
savings. • Outi, Savings Depart-
. merit will hclp you•saVe. • , •
LOCKNOW BRANCH • •
' ' AY , GLEritlitEr ,Manager,
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Bank OF Hamilton
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