The Lucknow Sentinel, 1915-08-26, Page 4•
Thursday, August Oa., 1915
- Lk• body and
Abe growing periodd when
dawn& are greatsc Own ire
ammiesenThi,* ie shown in so rosy
..„0„ innson, bins boisonni arorpont ifolak
eat later of estibition. TWIRSDATI, AUGIJST 2fith 1.Q10
A Baucn noir unno
There in in a convalescent home In
Englandon*Itirog elow recover" from a
wound in the foot, Ai YOUliktiOU of, Brillre
who POileleti the heroic sea in genet*
therielere.•
Business and Society Cards To ft former chum in Calgary
wh
heatated to 'enlist becarm"he could no
Orit-fleeurenge.rire ana marine,
ouelid, officer's get an eenimission, this youn
Jclite sirrasatiAlen SoNS, Ltd., i
BABY= 91,1,INDeak, Luegnovr. Sint,' Agent man wrote T "Enlist anyway,auci
u for varlogelines ot Insurance. Fire EM,41.11feF ono% if you could see the Noreen an
Virra Riess convert es Ire On)
reeidentagent in Liieknow of the London children of rcauee you would ens yo
"hie us' f ank rare
ProWartiee for sale; , had a hundred lives to lay &MO Le
I 0.0.F. lamlatow Lodge moon; every Friday
• ereningate0'01,ockin their Ban, camp•
bell street. All brethren carnally Invited.
ctiteero,Noble Grand, Thos. Watecar,vice.
°rand, F, ir,Armetrongs__Treal., Alex. It' Pea
Rot% nee., 11, Boyd; re:6/.0(0,1)r. roe,
owe?. •
• A. le 0; A G. R. %i. Oia Light Lodge meets
irzerr fliorsdisy night On ar before the fail
• meolvin the saasaniolian.Haveleeicstr_e_pr•
. Lueknow. M., A.: aeBanal4;S.
- Cameron; 1•14;°e'w"
W,Boont
C. O. iii,Court,Sherweed.? $(...4 tneknow...,
meets everylost Mooney' of tee month in
„l,i the OddrollowIi IlaU. Viaillitnebreteern
cordlally 'netted to attend. • Chief ganger;
Jo E. DAIL Rw
Rec. Sen nobt. rate=
Viso Beet:, kat. Johnston. Trois dt• R.Mac)ntp
Ilittkuout ettnitit I
Pubilsesol every TburatleY
at latelmow, °aerie.
A. D. HAOUIONZIX, Pre sister
enti 'Bettor.
70or each ehi/dren we my with
tinonielehable eetisestitese; They need
Seottis XII11414‘140, and need now.
.'muloa in eoaceatrated Soon the
eod 4ntit earieh their Wood.
Chanel weaknees to strength; makes
Own etnr•dy end etreng and LAM.
*COO Bowfles Torolidec Olds
; CV. tuckaow Zedge, No. 13T, meets
seoct„:A Monday or each month In tho Odd-
, fellowa' Ball. Itiaster Workman, 3. 1Vtae
Marna; Fin. Seey.,,..B. B.Maelntnsbateo.
*eye' ,.43e4r, Potter; Wreaso ,Aless• Ross- • -
Dental--
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The author Of that heroic Sentence iva
in the.** when the ',war 'broke *it
and, **the youngest men to enlist Wit
the. Fetricias. Having -chine thrOug
nanCii Of the dWadfnleXPeriences of tha
famouk regiinent-, he 'was, *bent thre
*-Alths. 40o- ‘disOled ;0'4 wound ti
Not. He eltneeti to recOVet,so that b
cnn again. marchj In-lettera ,to h
mother and sieteis (alsnin the West)
expresisee anxiety to be again well. an
back in active service. They (Pardo
ably) are aimoet glad that he is detain
in the home where he is comfortable A
"(0_14 of danger,.
What 1L wide 'difference "•there- is
tween some Men 'and some other me
and between. some temlien and Seale oth
wernen 1 What a contrast between t
young man and the ;shirker who ho
to reap the benefits Of bard -won. vide
4de to extant the interind outbreak. •must
be out ot the queetion. So whet mot
be in view is the interference with the
melting and exportiug otinunitione, and
the keeping at home of Canadian sold.
len. The Geitnan war lords have done
so many etupid thiugs that this nay
nQt be beyond them.
If it comes to war hetweenthe United•
Stiotee and Germaey eaid the inslirree
tion on thie coutieent materialises we
-venture, the prepliesy that the tieing
here will rove * lissle. • The difficulties
rif getting anything like, an adequate
eueply of aims and ernreunition, and el
getting these and large bodies of the
men together would be inreiperable to
even Getman thoroughnees:-eseecially
so with the,Unite‘ cl, States '§ecret SerViCe
wenderfully'effieient organisation-.
taking an 'interest in the movement
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A KNOTTY PROBLEM 6,
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nd
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his
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• G. S. FOWLEll, L. D. S., II, D. S. Unice up
ettilrein‘Button Blook,,Teeswater. Seco
Ialattention tegold _ates. crowning and
• bridgework. welts wroxeter 1st, and 3rd.
Weuet3day of each month; eorrie Thur,
•-••
G. A. NEWTONA D. II. 0.... Dentist,- Orate
, ,fliathoda naad. Bost materials furnished, What a .contrast betWeen the wal4
Julia Bleck, Leoknovr, cot. All modern
crovn and Bridge work, 'Peinlem extract, who,gelfishly and weakly _refuse -.1)eiln.
• ion orthe Iige fit this latest eirehlelit and ,
•safest Tensed i .,Y SOMNQ . t g1.011t0 their sons ,who want to en
thing% artificial Metb. Aluelluse Plateed d ii •h '' •,d 44if b
non preakrone . an t e wouran w osat t. - my
• are needed at the front that is vvhere
want them to be,"! • \ ''
"If you could Berg the *Oiliest and c
aren of Trance yon -would wish you'
RIGHT WIN* IM100110 RUN
(Daily Star)
The enemies oEhumanity ere neatly
alwaye better organised then the friende
of humanity. The friends of humanity
areinelined to rely on the goodness Of
their cause. The ensmiee of humanity,
knowing that their etuse Is baili use
every weapen of tyranny and brute force.
We hmki,t bet .be liecouraged beeanee
they win kome temporary . vieteriee.
Every man and every natien striviog for
jUstice and freedeni. hae •r3Sen defeated
unddieceuraged for it time.The blood
of the Martyrs is the seed of -humanity
and eivilintien But in the long run
humanity and eivilisation, keep on „forg..
ing Owed: •,
The trouble with the workmen in 'the
Munition factories over in: Britain was.
'due to ,belief on the . part of .the
meclianicsthat the emploYera were mak-
ing elorllaOus- profits out of the govern..
ment orderl,,whiletheye-tbereee-were
expectedto hurry uP; the production at
the .gaiierate•ofrennineratien osprey:ail-
ed befere' the, warliegen. The pion Were.
not Waking for the • gevernraent,' but
forynannfacturers who were' preducing
'munitions' on contract. ' • •
One reniedY Welt for the, 'government
to take Over thapla.ets and Operate them
as national concerns with the men en-
gaged as civil servants or ,.ak soldiers, ,
This might lia.ve involved a • measuro,,of
icompulinny • •ServiCe. or eonscriPtion
course that did not seem. wise nor safe
witliOntt taking a risk or lending '0...handl
list
oys
hil-
had.
a hundred lives to lay down for OM."
That is the heat vse have yet seen. Well
may the mether and sisters be PrOttd of
such a on and. brnther. ' It was not
`timeghtlesiness for them that took hina
to the front, hitt the heroit soul 'going
its natural way,• _••
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hURON -COUNTY NEWS
WHO IS CANADIAN?
A PERTINENT QUERY
EV/I/ itna.$4441 Prenalers Were Not All
Born tiare,11flany NationrholIclere
Were Old 0oUntrymell
errtintaftrIrt heenadviert divalsitene.
ata ed s.? w el we a not. o
born. a controverey hes etleen es
to. the PreOrletY Of tbe Mono eamuyan
contingent. The word "Canadian' is
generally Oleld to be 0. Volltical, not
•Ae enelroonli
used, it includes those horn ilt thu-
Domluion. But it is else Yeti 0-Oner-
Pile% ga cecxbtrednead a.toloivt
a.wideprue: 4 who
•tthagatt`e
have delinitelY Made their pernlanent
home in the Deminion. In that iienees
tiricialalul,wAten,bofive Macdonald,rlawlg oetad. toepxtde
a
jW0 an wast hthe horeriltonrafeztetirueostutoux: Dein
a cman_
A, rumour current ieentIy to the adieu, and not a "Seottiell!! statesman
effect that Provincial Constable Fhip, th°ugh. 119 wee Vertai.”}Y a ,4Sco:sraan
bY
Proved notrw, He 13 stin-*Qn j°b.. wider aPplicatlon even then to those
taken 6,1 petetees Item. one ,Alanent home here.. • For , example,
,na, pro:mummy ono, plat. 25. of 'Lord Strathcona And - Lord ' Matta
tubers lie says were good sized pota"t SbytelibiliVel,V.heell'bw°ethre Oigewelfullnet 741
the a e Canada and both re.
Pen' of 1V4eghetel hat1'.4.881gtlie ued 1"8 But 'the' exPrees.104 •"ganadlati4 'has
^ !John Shaw of canton reported. bay. '. Who have deftnitely Made their per
• Western University,...
• LorwoN
Another Great Advance
• Income Douhicd-Now $75,000
. _ .
Another Large Addition to Veculty
and Equipment in Arts and
•' , Medicine,
.Greatly Increased Enrolment In View
Write for Particulars to
•L'it. Braithwaite, M. A., Ph.D.
• President.
alum from Aug, 3_
CENTRAL
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STRATP,OBIN ONT.
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This is Ontario's Vest practical
, training .school with Counner.
eial, Shorthand and Telegt aphy
departments. Our courses are
thorough and instructors are
experienced. We place grad-
"netes positions. , Wtite for ,.
• our free catalogue at % once and •
• see if it interests you.
D. MeLACHLAN, Principal.
In BO dellIOCratiD country .as *halo
sort Of Middle course was taken by
Mr, Lloyd 'George to whom,the solution
(.3f dm' munition problem was aletted,
The -nmnition-factoriea ,were declared
Controlled shops;. that is, they were so
fir:taken in charge by the Minister of
Munitions that ernployere profits 'should
amount to only a stated percentage* on
. •
the capital invested regardless of the
amount or the prefitableness of the work
Atine.• All p,rofits die work- beyond .
the fixed rate beturnedover to the
Government. this eXpedient the:
men .Vvho doeS more than he used -to do,
or more than really required,Of,?ltinf„
hes theassuranee that he is working tor
the country and not for the owner of
the plant, . It is an ingenerous arrange-
ment,,fair to Map and inasto; nnd ap.
peg's: to have completely overcome the
trouble, -Recently__ Mr; -.Void George
announced that the number of plants
controlled had reached a total Of ..03&
oes, WorS:tlitt SW of Marbles and
the remainderahOut the size Of: P044.•
Wordreeehed ,Seaforth,le,st weekef
the4eath At Regina,.$41 ..Of danme
StaPles, e feemee resident of that twin:
,Etteplee left: Seaforth,abeut Six... years
HARRY LAUDER AS PATRIOT
Per thepaat Year Rani Lauder bas
'distingnished himself as ,netrket Mere
than as a ^ 'comedian., When, Kitchener
called for volunteers Lauder gave.'free
concerts which Were made the occasion
jor,greitt.:efferts the reeruiting.ser-
gemite The Plan worked outiplendidlY
and no doubt -Much to swell Scot-
land's contribution tolitohener'd arroy.
Lando is now on a new patnoic
Mission. , Recently 'he left, Britain for
the trenches' and camps in Flanders;
Where he will- mierdise his wonderful
talents in giving free entertainments to
the, men. "I went bring a little ef
the brighter side of life to the men,it said
he. "They see,enerigh rif" the tragic side.
yg sing them songs they know so they
can ta,ke. up the Chnini."
• Jettilinanempetitori oilife stage and
platfOrin have slandered Harry Lauder
by accusing Of stinginess and other
fermis of Meanness.' His splendid efforts
as a.recruiting agent and his considera-
tion for the men at the front will go far
- towards_undoing,__With the _public, the
-Writlf-ofirtisdetractersh '
ereantWanted
7. „Having an up-to-date Creamery
- in tun operation, we solicit your
Patronage, Ve-are --prepared: to
'I pay the highest market prices for
griatterectisr;1tttd-give-y0u-5n'hon
est business. Vtreighing, sampling
and testing each can of cream re-
„ceived carefully and returning a
” full statement of .same to each
patron. We furnish two tans to
-each _patron, pay all, express
charges, and Pay every two weeks.
Write for further particulars or
send for cans and give us a trial.
The Seaforth Creamery Co.
- • Sestorib, Ont.
turned Ito., the Old Country to spend
the evenbia, ot their, doe.. Yet one
Would: certainly speak et both'es great
,!Varieditons," 'So , that , moos that
° the* expreeziOn "Canadian": hap, in.
common .parianeei been extended to
acareers
go. Ho 4t. i,)1fremoWianseneitihhtaervb:Bbyt
i , rade and enibraee. •Aboae whose active,
have teen' identified with thDomin,
feliewed an operation lopr'atipYpe' ern.diceiattish:. Scotland's •is
women find Rexall Order- There en•it:vnieen prerenge. re of
IieCe6angsteinPatite,cinateral laxative, Sold ohlY the 130million, awe eonfederaticn 0'
*".0•Y:pI.:21*. AsetIosetr,!frteT0,4ec'*x1111 Store, tbbaeith-rees- namely. Sir John -A. -Mac',
The ,funeral Of the late. loqeph Me • ten, aladn'd the Hon,
1114aoaneiktaelitixe"-D4o4wel411,iewkeerile-1
Ciasintekwyeenktl)ungennen On Monday of m Great
was one of the, largest -ever 'donald was born r Inn'D Sir
jbellg Mae.
infirmities of old age. He leaves three veers' of age, and death wee' due tO the Tbe Hon. AleXander Mackenzie was
landstare, ornoe...,„
OLSONS
CAPITAL AND RESERni $8 tinotnaa„
-94 Oranchee in Canada , •
• A Poem' Bankingleusiness Transgte
Cirento Letters Of Credit
Bank Money Orders
SAVINGS_ BANK MPARTMENT
Interest allowed at highest current rate-
Made in Canada
• • • .7
Ade in Canada
. A .. FiNg. New LIST
seen in, Chia locality: Deceased was 87
ern at Legleeatt, near Dunkeld in
Yin
. Breee are ow widely Bordered; -;efiey,,- ot.-a__stroneniason,
stens and owe() d _ Perthahire and received his educ ti
_r • , a on
.eug. era,. who like in schools at Perth Moulin,and D n
many other fain -dies Huron and keld, subsegnenti
UI
the Old Uountry.
are;-Jarnes. on the boinesteadi Wm‘ 'Re wee 'a. glivw11-11P 'nail 'whenb
of Hiwaiin Islands; Arthur, jameot 1,1Godoice aimu:s ttol hat r where1113'Y" d worked 88ui fe:;.
ericli Township; Mt
Goderich Township; Mrs. ' James .Mc- EgrnIni!icriar.on:Is 1)43 imirne,atTrailliwas
Brien, ef Crystal City, Man., and Atm in England-atteFes eliiiInun,
-Rowhen he
bb; ,Pavitlson erthis -vicinity, f°11(''eame 9 th g trYa
utteriutittoitt: ,
For those who Object:ter Or,discouritqe
their ions from enlisting -for the .war,
there ia'apother consideration;
the rent man is fit and fre‘and
who knows his country needs him, going
to maintain his self-respect If doesn't;
enlist How, after the War is over; and
the victerrwoeVare such, young Men
,going to square thenieelves with the
, workd It not in the nature of things
that they, having shirked thisgreat duty,
can be, In the. yeare to_ come; the tame
they otherwise would he and should be.
:11ritt-ia-worse-than.tnellite_ et th009 wh9
tan on'tne beta et battle.
• Following are the prize winners in was ars ski' ' - - '- : ----
.. . . I—. Burden's . Doubtful Place %
the standing fie'd crop competit ion runt 2.
_ the other live Premiers et the
IIII4er• the . tin eetton _Of •, d.8 UM*. Dot:Maio% only two are Canadian--
Ofiealturid 'SnnietY:`." 1, John IPAVO, horn." if one lams that , exereselOn •
Grey "Toweship; 2 iteliert Hoover, with absolute str;ctneris, in its Pond -
Grey; 3, Eiston.Ca;diff, Morris; 4, 0, cal seneev For the remaining thrze
, . ,
For 'September:,
Will be on. Sale .
. Apgust 20th .
,
, Hitherto. new Colurni ia Records ifave been placed on
'Sate on the 2 "til't/f each month.. But fraitn now nn.. you,.
will.be able to secure from any. i Columbia dealer--4and '
particularly the dealer whose nam.e appears below ---the
new Columbia Records announced each month, on . the
• 20tlyof the JTIOnth. . . • .
There are some dandy selections for September, including
. .
THOSE CHART. LE CHAPtIN }BUT. '(A. Goitler) " Arthur
Wins andRyron G. Harlan, baritone and tenor duet. Or- •
chestra acconipaniment • .
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•
Hemingway, Grey; :5, , O. 'Ternbuli,
Grey;-'6.•Win: Arnietroni, Grey, Coate,
was the.Crop and there were 19 entries,
Judging was done by D. English, of
Barketen.' Percentages ran frond .29
to 6-8W =
Senforth, -Anxi--12i-.-Before
Magistrate `Hplander 'here' yesterday
Thos. Stephen* of the •'^quitee'S Hotel,
was lined ou tibd•CeSts eadeethe Can- Lin, Quebec. •
ititare eThO c,anseet, fwoartiketenting liquor_ The three Nova S otians who at:
premierehip are Sfr S. D.
Thainpson, Sir Charles Teneer. and
were born in Noteelecotia at a time
when that Provinee wen not part of
Caaada; but was a e010/17 by Itself -
The two "Canadian -born'? Prenliera
.ake the late Sir T. 3, C.' 'Abbott and,
of course, Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Sir
C. Abbott. who was Premier or
less then- ail Menthe, was born in
Quebec, his father,. a Missionary, hav-
ing baited from.,,Cumberlarel, England.
Six Wilfrid; Laurier was horn at St;
of. a raid made .by Con* Censtables
. . „
Tolle* and Willis., 'Stephens was rep.
'resented hy•LaAn"ryer,BeSt. and Ine'nee
tor; Torrance _wits assisted ' by Crowd
Attorney Seagervef Goderich, and the
GoVerninent analyst, W. J. .pa,w9eitt,
of r.Foirente.. Stephens also faces another
charge, Which will be uied ante week,
•CREATE ANTED-
tVile are in the market to, buy
, Cream, sweet or sour, at the high-
est market price,. 'We supply two
cans free to each of our, patrons,
pay all express charges, pay twice
each nienthi" cheques at par- Re-
ceive creanl any day in the weefc ,
test each exist -received, and send
our patrons a statement of same.
Write for cane and give our
Creamery st, trial. Reference: -
Ane tank. •
-31-8-.C.-r--1"ItEtEaVENli DANTON
'paim Crealn#11..,Pilinerstoot-.0at.
,SUNSHINE SERMONS
Cheerful Guidance to a Happier, Hoaltliler Life
By the Phitorgpher•Ohysielius
THE GERIAAN.AVIERICAN
• DANGER •
• Germany's bold disregard Of warnings
froin the United States suggests that
there May be:tenth-in- the stories- that
there are tikomillion Or more ex -German
and Anstrian s'olciiera in Anierica Pre-
pared to wage war from the inside. Two
of Our most eareful daily papers hithuat-
ed on Saturday that they have Sufficient.
inforniatten on which to base a belief
that -such ap Outbreak -by. pro,ifermaus,
theiltitedStrites-at least is contem-
plated. •: '
'If finch a schelne is really in' eXistence
\oxid'preparaticem,fer the outbreak really
Aiade, surely, with all the time at their
disposal, the United States ' Secret Ser-
; trice men will have pretty full ,informa-
tion as tri its:leaders 'and their 'plans.
Our OWII governinent, too,eurely has not
overlooked the possible- danger as un-
worthy of attention: •'
_Gerraan-Antariean iiuttrealle;'eyen if
two sindlien men should take part In it"
ivOuld atieltiferferazy so -fir asti
mate results are concerned. If, hoWever,
those' Germans and Athitrians could sued
ce3d in arming fairly well and hi getting
together in large bodies they douldere.
ate serious dieturbante and do an
mense amount of damage, Ultimately,
of course, the uprising wo1114"be-Attilled
and all taking part in it eould, and ought
.to be, pit to death; but for a time it
eri
Canada
ationaiRxhibition
TICIIETs .
Itt 'kednoda fares to Toronto from all
iitatitine in Canada, Snsciai train ter
„vice and, low fate eXcursione from all
principal p °into on certain dates. Ask
Agents for fall particulare. ,
Harvest telp gxcursions
$12.00 TO WINNIPEG
Aug. 26th, from stations Torcnito toNorth
Bay incluelve and East, but not including
ICittgatolt, Iterate* or ittiat thereof.. Aug',
28th, from etationa' hi Ontario, North and
Weta of Toronto, hilt Seat teaseling line
• 'rotate° te Nottli Pay.
• Itor particulars as tickete West of
wittoipeg, etc., apply to ody ordnit
Own( Agent.
0. MAsertrifi losiutt.offirt
.fitono ` • "
must be admitted they coulds o
interfere with the tinnily of munitione
t� 6he 4.1lies from this continent
It almost looks as though the German
government regards the United States
at; impotent and of no Account as an en.
emy, Or that it cotintit on sueli an up,
rising of pro.Germitte in the United
States as ie hinted at, If comb. le the
ease interference with the export of
,mthiitione "nut be the object hi view;
With Germany and Ametria Very hurl
• at home; arid prospecte that they shall
be kept, do for a long time to dome, war
upon the United Stateo from tho out.
•
j.L...tierint....reen_‘. °Milder le____ ter_.11,1te,._
pines, to red.let.ribute the herd
knocks and •unpleasant thInge ,
they get In the world outside.
The .crose word sald to, you on
the greet, the wrangle in Wel.'
-nest,--e4ould•-• not produce a crop,.
of , HI-temperto. be harvested att
dinner time.When I 'gee a.aiiii--
sltive, delicate' viailliatI 7vfith • a'
' heart 'like June.tninshitie, shed-
ding .itts_;bieghtnese In 'a bottle'
and: apart hearts as .unapprecia-
tiVe and cold as a glacier; when ^
I eee such a soul', 'droated to
shine end cheer and bleep,' Mated
.-.tr..-ircoitt,and-cratiky- linsband.._:
1 1 'ant terepted to Vito' rider If seer -
nal vtillance Is not at fault --
fatten asleep like- the careless'
deck watch, and letting human :
• lives go to pieces On. the break-
ers, when they Might have out.;
ridden sta the billows' 'of, the sea,
and entered trlurephant Into the ,
Port of peace:' There it Many a
'herrn, Utley' where- love- Is 'slowly • -
dying tinder the tarter, inflicted
by • a sareastic tongue. ' We
• -'should _learn • the etiquette. that _
teaches tat to .he 'more . gentle!, ,
marl, and ladylike as fathers'
'
and mothefe, .brialferil'arld-'elte-
tars,' parents and children. The
mange !a- coward t.,,iiin ::is . end!
. only where he dare nbt be other-
wise,, but becomes; a bully,. be- .
. hind:, the ,Closed doors of his
bemo, What , we went hi leas
Mannerism frif show,: and • !note%
courtedy at home..
•DID WOLFE Wire alters "M‘EM"?
' It is a popularbelief in„Canada that
Wolfe recited Grey's -"Elegy" as he fleet-
ed down the St. Lawrence on the morn-
ing of the taking of Quebec Professor
W. P: Reimedick however, seems to
think that this is, a fallacy, and in YEN
CANADIAN MAGAZINE for Septemberhe
gives reasons for his .epinions. , He also
refutes the claim that Wolfe followed
•the plan lain out by his brigadiers. The
article is extremely interesting in view
-of-the-fact-that_these twn state ents of
81r • Robert Borden: Sir J.• S. D.
'Clionapseieri fattier emigrated •to N13Va
.8cotie, thentear 1844 from Water
-
lord in •Ireland. While Bir 'Chafes
replier- was. born- hi Nava Scotia, his
• tncestors emigrated ,from .the Old
Country to New England, so far ha&
as the year 1625, -Sir Robert Borden's
great:great-grandfather was one of the
old settlers who went from New Eng-
land to • Nova Scotia in the year 1764
and Sir Robert. was' born at Grand
Pre,: N. S. °
-Professor Menteditt-:.-arel_contrary__to
what' has long been the popular under, was -sitting
Another femme man who was
thatch • - Another famous etas
was Henry III. of France. 'This mon-
arch disliked/ them so intensely that
he was known to faint at the tight Of
one. Two other greet generals -Mar-
shal Saxe, the French soldier, and the
Duke of Schornberg-:•-aleo held them' in
horror. • •
•Peter Oia Great -teethed: the k sight
"of 'water. • He could scarcely he per,
seeded' to cross a bridge, and it cont.
'pelted to do so would sit in his. car-
riage with ..-closed • windows" bathed
in persPiratioe, • rear of the River
-Mos,era, which • flowed through : his
palace gardens, preeentcd IVA' ever
-treeing-1N beauty.
• .^ Julius- Caesar, to--,whinn_lli.e abellts
of thousands or the enemy was but
sweet music, was mortally afraid et
the sound ;of thunder, and ttlwaya
Wanted to hide underground: 'when-
ever a thunderstorm hovered .over
his army. ' , . •
PRUNING' BERRY BUSHES
." BOBS "' FEARED- CATS
. Famous IY1.00 Viten Word
• Afraid Of SIMple Things •
, , • , •
A peddler sense of tear Is asscs.
dated • with *many d:fferent creatures
and things: Lord Roberts, for In-
stance, was etre. el of cats. He would
not have a at in the-reorw•-where-he.
85c,
• Iv you cawr GET' A GIRL IN THE -XIMMER-TIMR. •
(rierney,) Ada Jones and Will Robihs, soprano and tenor
duet. Orchestra accompaniment. .
• Al i
I. " I AIM YOU THU O'REILLY? (Emmett and Reoney.) 'Col-
untbia Stellar Qnartette.•• Orchestra accotepaniment.
ra83 rh )N.OR.WA,Y. McCarthy and Fischer ) • 'Henry Burr And' Albert
Catapbe1l;-tererreluet:1/4 Orchestra accompaniment1• .:.......
t1MY1,HULA MAID. . (Edwards.), James Reed Audi. P. Bar-
i .
117118t9 { OPEN Up VOUR liEkitT. (Gilbert.) James Reed J
C • and ...._: It.
rtson, tenor and baritone duet, Orchestra accompaniMent. '
Harrison, tenor andbaritonednet. °rehear% accompaniment.
b5.
Aim SCSTACY. (Extase-Ganne.) Instuntental trio, 'cella, violin
•
1
and plane. , Taylor, Heckel, Berge Trie.' • • •
10 -inch
• BOHEMIAN SONG. (Chanson .Bohemieene-Bal,d1.)•
,,,Inaim-
.. , Mental trio, 'tette, viblin 'and, piapo: ,Taylbr, Heckel, Berge..
$1.00 '
R513 . TANCREDI OVERTURE. (Rossini.) • ' Regimental Band' Of ^
l'24
1
H. M. Grenadier Guards: . • . • . . ..
ch
RUY BLASOvgRTURE. (Mendelssohn.) Regituental'Banct
-of 11. M Royal Grenadiers.
WM. ALLIN,
- :Lucknow
-•- -Mafeking
-Monday, August 23rd.
• We -are-,pleased to see Ernest Hall'
able to be oulignin.
M is S Leila Agar spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Finlay. .
Miss Susie Webster, of Lucknow,
visited.relatives here last week.
Mrs. Rob. Edward, of Toronto, is the
guest .of e,nd Mrs. Jas. Edwarda-
Miss Aline, Alton,. of Lucknow, is
visiting her cousis, Miss Beryl " John -
sten -
• Mies Jessie Stothers returned Monday
from a few days' visit lwith Lucknow
friends.
ir •
(Copyright, alio. by W. CI, Cheptnan.)
Editorial Courtesy
Elsewhere we publish a nnece &noun-
cing the birth of a son and heir to Art
Wesley the and sometimes
unfeelingEditor of The Bruce Times,
Walkerton. Owingto the posttiori of its
father, this "bairn" has dome in for a
pretty large share of newspaper attention.
The most elaborate notice we have: seen
is by The Chesley Enterprise, the editor
of which is llet Win. McDonald M.P.P.
ter North Briree. Under :the lieedirg
'An Eight Potinder,"-he got off the fol-
- lowing reference- to the -newly born:-
"Bytbe heading ourreaders will begin
to think of Li -fitters militant its.sOniuch
space is taken up theae days with ac-
counts of inventions for destreying life.
This is not a cannon hall dear, reader
that we are referring to,. but ,Arther
Wesley's babY which tips the scales at 8
lbs, troy weight. Some thougtless editor
might have said avoirdupois, but, as ° an
old teacher know that troy ',weight is
used, for weighing precious articles such
as silver and gold, and this little blossom
of humanity is worth more in the.estion.
ation of the fond parents(' -than all' the
old that embellished Solonion's Temple.
.COureyis ;Corners •
. August gist.
The ' threshing' machiries are ' busy
again, '
Miss Bell Taylor, of Chiertge, is, visit-
• ing her parents, , •
• T. Dixoni'of Port 'Albert, 'is harvest-
ing hie crop liere.
wart Jausierma iciat a valuable horse
by lightning last week,
Miss Spattigee, of London, la
visiting lier tousin, Bite Jamieson.
,11/11daiiiarah Pooh+, ,of Goaericli, id
spent' the week -end with her cousin
• Mrs. Js. Webster.
• Mr. and Mrs: Jas. Webster are visit-
ing their daughter, Mrs. Thos. 'Blake, at
present. '
Miss Laura Archer, of Lucknow, was
the guest of Miss Jessie &others part of
last week. .
Miss • Leonice orient,. bf London,
sisited_Mra...Ernest Blake, on Tneeday
of last week:
Allowing _Patch to Grow: Wild meant
_ _
•
Poor, Crops of Fruit
• ft hush ?felts- are Wowed to, go over
riasin-gle‘-sea-son Without. P4niteainngeit-litfhtn1
And ns silver ih SIomon's Annent -1AegQ1-49*-'1%. 88•61-81-1- 14°8.
truUltilenti theltmall- fruits are, -proper-
Wtaley was born in Mice County Hos-
pital on Aug.. 18t,h. Mpthee and on are ly arid consistently pruned, their cut
both doing. mealy and it is now op to the ture will become unprbiltable and
hurneitronti paragrapher en the Bruce their -presence in the .garden or upon
Tittles to get all e.xtra hustle on to pay the farm unwatratited. Itackberriel
for those long dresses, and the .me,ey and red and black raspberries mut
other habiliments that are neenesesaittryweini itolopyrttecottereadpitdolykethat, h eunilielanstsprwuinthinig
the apparel.of anew arrival'.
bounds, the area occupied by the plants
Wesley,. we solemnly assuee yon the year' eke,
responsibilities are now greeter than ever will becomo an
and if yon i newspaper Ot•Yle 1^$1" 8961°- :inform berries csanqugly t1 Largo
what of its ilippiney Your brethern of ed from poperty pruned Ousts n
the nobloforth estate will,know that the • '
•tares of fatherhoefl refit heavily oh psi, , PALL PAIR DATES
If YOtt get irritable we will be aware that .
you have !Oat Nth in these new.fangled Pates of Fall Fairs of interest to
baby foods and eoothed the infant in the people in ,this viciiiityAre as follows: ,
good old Widened, Way' by walking the Ludkrtow . , ..... Sept 30 Oh I.
floor with it. , Miss Fairbairn who edits Ripley.... ; ..Sept, 28,2o.
Teedwater &rim can% give you moth. Kincatdine 4 .sSeepPtt: 21:41
erly advice at, this juncture,. and if you Wingham
Want pointere on hew to rattle die baby Teeewater , --------Oct. 6 O.
We would refer you to the former edit. Dangannon , 7-8,
Mei of the Telestope whehati a baby of Brussels ; -Oct, I
her Our beat ,wiali for Willian walked,. ; „ „Sept. 14-16.
Wesley ,that lid may grow up to be a, Toronto , I I • a . Aug. ssi to Sept. 13,,
gond and useful inau and shun the po. Landon..................,,Sept. tel is.
*14 40 of Am father,"
produce only a .
Was as common as stones, Wm. Harold
WELL DONE; PORT ELGIN
• The recruiting fever has teached the
smaller towns back in Ontario and they
are realizing that they must keep up the
• good.work and assist in the Empire
struggle. Durur redent weeks Port"El-
vice, and On Monday. two more,Bey Bel -
beck and Albert Fella, left for London,.
where they will join the colors. ,
• Reeve Izzard, on behalf of the town
council, presented each with a cheek for
• 11 e, -and •speke of the -pride the town
had in these in and expyeseedAe hope
that there -would be M
in ore from -Fort El.
gin. '
,-, •
Mr. H. H. Stevens of the Stevene-
HOner firm, where both men were'ern-
ployed, presented them with 110 each
frourtheir fellow•eurployees. The -firm- .
-will-pay-their insurance-prerniumsv-flo :
said thst„when they retereed, •positions
-Wh-ificrbe openle them in lire- ry
they left. ' The toWn 'band a.ed, citizens
gave demonstration in lien& of the,
recruits, who were popular _here, and
several hundred were at the station to
bid them farewell
• Miss Leilti,Blake Was the guest of her
friend, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Luck;
now this week -end.
MisS_Margaret,Millerof St, Helena,.
gin has 'sent fou teen to the Einptre s ser -
s.
•••
feridIng'a 'fele days 1,11
th her brother.
040041 " to 20.
.‘eisaiiiienim—nanelmege
MANY THOUSAND FARM
LABORERS WANTED
FOR HARVESTING IN WESTERN \ CANADA_
"GOING TRIP WEST" 1• "RETURN TRIP EAST"
$12.00 TO WINNIPEG I .$18.00 FROM WINNIPEG
GOING DATES
•
August lath and 24th-Vrom Ring'stob,,TIchborne Jct., Sharbot fake, Dottrel/.n1 East In the
'Provinces ol Ontario and, ,Quenec, including interniediate•itations
: branches. ' • • •
Aussist Ilst and 24th-Froin‘frorento. Patin' SteMerle. Or ahd East hs the PrOVince et
Ontario, Inaludingi ntermallisto elation/I and b,ranclits, but not Eitst of Or
Including Kingston trichborno Jet, Sherbet lake, Of Renfreit. , •
. . . . .
Augual 24th and 211th-Vrom'Toronto and atations West end NOrsh in the Pravineli of Ontario,
• • , but not including .tations 01i line North of yorento to Sudbiiry and
eault Ste. Marie, Ont. • •
•
Vet full hiiiticaiiiisiiiiartihig siisiuipoilation waiter win:14;34' ete.jessi itiaresi CZit. 'Asset, or injni2.-
M G 141DYIPIlY, '..11111!'""1°'
Capitai Auttiorlzed .85,000t000
Minitel Paid up • - $3,000,000
flurplus .• . 33,760,000.
'PROTECTION. r
Your, cash on' nand Insures you:
and your family •frotn want and
privation.. Make it safe.
Start. a Sayings . Account in: :thiS.
Bank.
• LUCKNOlat BIANC�
• J A 4:41.EliNft, Mariager,
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