The Lucknow Sentinel, 1915-09-16, Page 4• 77 • . • fa_ • • "
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7il;`97,7V7L'IffIfirgr 111,
rn ni.,111,340
sarrnrux
Thursday, Stpternterldth., IgTO
imi-wiroe eyebolt le the alarm erten
el the losimait body.,
la period feeeltla tee loudly realism titet
tio_bave a astwork of astires, but ;rims
etis *Wag, whin etzwestkie deirditie
tire. Uses **swum *yaw loves Ilse
arm ist beadecbrie, **dims, draw*/
irtilebtlity and nukes earreetsdo
Te oeirvect tworvonsaciee, Scolt's Marreal-
Awe is ;meetly whet yeti shotild. *eke; it*
seritristeut g: eta into the blood aisd
ziaik Wad feeds the tiny sertercellawbile
tbewbekr *ram responds to its retreat*
iagtoaicforee. Vreefrombegriefuldruge,
seat re, amnet.ThrosSo. Oat.
BaSifICS3 and Sncietytards
owslumulauANDic-4, GaelPh•
, neurone., and Maiue.. •
K1tV1CY
vittiousBusaof insurance, lire and ea
oorapietee guaranteed. •Ontir
t moot lxa Aieelmow .of the ,Trondou.
;nue]. :a• member of village woe farm
PrOnasticSitor Oder • . •
I 0.0.1r. Iruchuow Lodge meets every PridaY
. evening et kr 0140k let their UaII, Catee-
tbltremir-',•110blar GrA14. That'. 411Y. n; Vice
bell artregt. brethren efordiallicwitect.
Cland.lir. lirmetrotur Tres., ex. Rossi -
Mo. noc.. H. Wprcl; 11)34 Secy.. Dr. Alt,
Anson. - •
R. O. OhtLtghtLodgerneoh
aver! iurday night on or before the full
. moons in the masenic Hall. Havelock street,
bunknow. W. id.. MacDonald; SI
LhearrieroluJ. w..0.1.tartin; Pow-,
'
. 0, court SherwOod No. Of, Lucknovrr
9Xerirlast Moulax.of %the Month to
• „ tits_ved Vlsittintrarethern
•"•ou*ny invited to attend. Chief Renner,
• jcain
,•NiatoltiSeo• • • `'-`77°'
a. O. ILW laroicnow laelge, No. 137, :meets
secozAffondayef eaehmouth in the Odd -
fellows" Han. Meele Workman.J. 1,46c-
l/tumid:M. Seoy._,..p. B. Maelnto8h;11,eo.
Secy,;(1e,o- Potter; Woes, .• ROSS.
Beata'
th 13..101VI.ER,* 14,, '0030 up
stairs* Button monk. Teeswater,. Spec,
lal attention to golcl pIatC, crowning and
idgewerk. sits rozeteriet. an4 3rd.
weduesday Of each month: Owl° Thur.
16•••••• „
NiowT0N,. D. D. Dentist. office
Agin lilock,frtiohnow, Ont. 40,1 modern
methods Used. Best matortale: furnished,
•° Crown and Bridge work; Painless extract.
baby the use of the 'latest -simplest and
nateat remedy, . ewes .
Meg oiet teeth. ..alumbim. plateed
, nonbreakable •
•. ,
rauktuitu *gunnel
Publiebee wet Therreley No/welts
at lacked:ow; °mane.
4.1), AlACICONZIN. Pre ulster
see Editor.
r'rriertiroice*. .
,TRAIBM1AX4 BEIM 16t,h4 1910
oth rri
TIM IIRUCE COUNTY DONATIOt,
Brftee County Wined did well by in-
creasing its monthly donation to the
Patriotic Fund from one to, lave thous-
and dollars per montib.
Thiela 4 better end fairer way for the
people of Britee-Goiptty to contribute to
the great work of relieving the want and
suffering canoed by the war, than by the
taking of subscriptions or by other more
local methods: •
Subscription CaliVaPOS 'alwrge fall
most heavily on the ftee and •generous
and neirisea the stingy and the pro -Ger -
Man altogether; ,
As is well knownthere ia. 4 large
element in Bruce County of anti-Sritudi
feeling who Up be thepresent, have
done nothing in the • interests of the
essuntrYand •treedein, .Yet then wUl
benefit as !ouch aFt,Phe POO patriotic by
vigorous prosecution of the *at "and
OW triumph of the Allies.' It is difficult
to believe that :Men „Odd& be s0. far
blinded and "tried away b prejudice
•
as todesire sweetie of the deaillYencirny.
of the country which PtOteete.thOM and
guarantees to then* freedom and pros-
perity far beyond what they might ever
hope from the ceuntrY from which they
or their forefathers canto. Such have
no hesitation in. accepting the 'benefits
of freedom, and we . should have no,
hesitation in imposing on them their
share of the' cost of defending it, Whether
or not it `grates upon their feelings. ,
• ,
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THE MAN WHO PAY!? coma
There Is sound sense in the' louring
about theanan,who-paye.0484t • -
Why should not the man. who pays
cash, or its equivalent, receive 2 percent
discount/ .Mpst of the wholesalers and
jobbers give 2 per cent cash discount.
The Way things Werk out now, the -Men'
whe.pays'eash is penalized for the slow
slow
payer or dead beat.- -Scane one -must:
make up the shortage -and its not hard
to Sgure' wire that Boni -norm is. It *Odd
enable the merchants to buy to better
advantage and he could Sell tobetter ad-
vantage that's slim' Two per cent mak
discount, would be better than • ceupons.
and such things for which the cask buy-
er Par. 'In:Inany Cases the. man Who
gives credit wastes dellars. On; postage
submitting, accounts again and again
only to hive no attentien paid to them,
unless he places them in the courts for
collection.. • The one treubleis thet sem
imagine that the other fellow never needs
any money. .1f_heruns ;short hecaugo
to ilk -hanks and borrow. at 7 • per cent;
• or ,moraand'beCome the other -fellows
banker -and Pay ;for the. privilege to
boot. . •
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tHE ENEMY AT .110ME
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OFFICIAL FRUIT BULLETIN
Frult
linuttlt-001- 01 Agriculture ,
Not niany.daYa Ieft ler scenting the
:best Of Peaches and'Plunis. Crawford
and .SIberta-13eaclita aeobtainablentr
moderate prices; but prompt actio
nwill he necessary to,thcibe wishing, a
Supply•of thee delicions, health gm -
in fruits. It is inipossible,to have
too ,nuc • riu in our Us.. ta • W
'ers. The RedCross Society would be
grateful for a:fewfiirs for our boys Is
• Vranee, and the Overseas Cl ub has
promised to look to . delivery. Beery
-Canadian housewife should-put:down-
all the fruit -especially Peaches and
Pluinsthet shecan, possibly afford.,-,
Lloyd George herr Timed another ap-'
peal to the people of; Britain . in which
he urges the neceasitY of the working
men takinittlie Situationmoresericeisly
His view 18 that the -issue of the : War
will to determine in the munition .frie-•
torieri, rather than on the battle fields.
.Inspite...4-thelact-that- for A-Lwhole
ye_ar„theuriny has athod in the trenChros
without an adequate. silkily Of guns and-
amintinition, Seine labor' leaders insist
upon MOS of work Which- are intended
to lerisen the ontpost. : They won't worir
evertinie and they won't:work at nights,
Ai1 -they. want is a she'rt. day's work,
_reasenable.tiMe forLsleep-and.:„the;--re
mairidertelmiike and hooze. - -
It' e agieat pity that class cannot be
. handed over into the slavery the -Gee:
:Mans are souniknis toimporieen theta
and others, .They do not deserve theqUestion ' enlisting for- the present. '84 -0 -4 -and- the-areda of. the inillre are 80'
.Treeilonf 'which their forefatherr, • won '
and which theircontemporaries evidently
must maintain. If there were net More
iseneible'and far seeing men than • they
in the eMititrir;'the'*holo "It 'meant mull to me," he Continued.
speedily be under the heel pf fiermany. :"I thought the WheTii. matter over.
in efforts. teMde the securing
nd visaing of gone end the piling up of
tsii* uf ohells, The Gormanostill
yeosionally„ when the opportunity Olfefai
'
resort tO aid USO Of PA and burning. oil.
Mithotheee their win a temnorary sue.
ow, but inverialAy are driven off within
a day or two. It does not appear that
the Alhea have yet taken to the uoe ot
gas, emitting ohollo or bombs other than
the Ordlicary lyddite *hells. There are
oecasionid intonation/3 that pa of some
kind Pay.yet be used On the Germans,
and it may be that the are laying
in a big supply of some tort wnich will
pay the ROOS back in their own coin,
. 'Prom the Dardanellee, where we !Owe
so often been promised an early victory,
there is no very marked pbouge. British.
subinarinw have cleared the Sea of
Matinora of allTarkiiiii shipping, having
daatroyed an immense 'limber of their
craft*and no doubt the. Turks on the
Gallipoli are badly °a; but they 'still
hold out,, in elute of the repeated and
herOle,attacks •ef the British, French
and Australian armies... - '-
The principal Balkan 8040 live not
yet taken sidee in the war, " 04f .,late.• it
lociks 'very much as though Rnigeria
:would line up with the Huns. .and the,
while, in that event. Roumania
and Greece would come in on, the aide
of the:Allies, But there has been 8°
Much dickering; so niirch fromieing.and
hesitation among these strange and un- •
fortunate nations that there is really no
saying what they shalLultimatelf
The big German Zeppelins, Or *at
.baloons, have at last found their way to
London, andappear to have visited the
city at least twice mi recent weeks,
ing and injuring more than a hundred
people, anti no doubt clang Considerable
striamNE surtmom
00,04,10144...:0 0, cr. liontair, Beelcbles lode
);ty Plilleeopber.Phyelelan
OltOMOIA liDTLEM, 404, MD
Many of tis ere griimblere. get..
thin out of sorts frequently, het
few of WI know how to prevent, :
vetting into the grumbline 'tete; .
few 01 4* use to the full,tha roe
imerees or hropplimea that ere
ay.' table" .
That: out/44614i feeling', from
which everyone suffers. at times.
arises 'In Moot carets from one of .
11NO getageef, Either the etomach
la rind wants day. eff, or
that's " an eccUrriulatlen. ef '
• waste. Product; In. the num?Icre
and brain. -- • •.
EvOrY Part of Our lintlY ‘10090'
by . burnInn hp the Material
stored there aed derived
from th; breed. Of course the
waste metter thus formed -1,111m
Mines flre-urate--;moot be
removegiii and• Ilettiutitfula It Os
not, .renneved quickly enough
with the :coneequence that the
•
person le Aired .and "ogrur•iblye
Besting fh bed for a day•With..
out feed., or With very littlefood,
Wilt often 'restorer -the lest
Its, Another Eminent plan ,le .to
'eat nothing,whatevrie ,but: or
...engem or grapes, or both, for 24
hours. ;SOW another plan IS to
eat nothing. and' drink' only het'
orator .with. a little milt- In it.
',Tha water washes. away, all the.
fatIgue-producing linpiirklee, and
.freehene up the -system In mar;
velont manner.' Oome people
'find 'minaret; 'benefit from a
tillick walk: in. very warm.cioth.
• Ing, followed by,. a tepid :bath.'
Out byall"Means, cleanse. your-
self, within end without,. arid'
keep clean Don't eat toertiuntri '
and keep.emilIng.
(CciPYright. 491a Ny..'\' Oharminn-) '
damage to- Property. Other raids -on . •
the • east . coast also .relmtecit but 1100E'ir POI! Ttie 801,401611S
. • , ' •
..04 the Allies, Ade, fit day goes by, , The beekeepers of Ontario are re.ime-
without fleets of their aeroplanes dropp-
ing hundreds of bombs upon German
pimps, arsenals and' failWaY stations.'
a 'Maly service . of destruction" which
niliSt, be attended by groat lose of 441-
•
More and more those who OidatiOS the
v../0-..40011.1 to .09.12.k. cTiOon At:fib.Ukt
these Missed their mark '
ins in a good crop of honey. Threeliun-
dred members of the AsSecietion report-
ed over One and a half mitlion pounds.
While.these are no doubt the most eit-
tensite or the ten thousand beekeepers".
in the province, the total crop must be
quite large. ,
-'While are enjoying Itinindance • in
tins and other crops I am sure that ever
beekeeper will be glad to learn that sr-,
ea to Kitch-ener at the ,'011tbrealc: that oi ea ehdve9--• 0 se:" madewiMAnthettlye
the,wer would last at least, three • years.
we mayshare our honey with '..r3
ant. laying nay' plans' onthe---------sidie,„iboi,, 0,.c;meits oatiegents‘ w 0
so. bravely, or
, . are lying wounded an htospitals.:
WHY ONE MAN ENLISTED
three YeartirWnr,' Kitchener' is reported are
fighting Otir :battles'
to have said. -
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* (From an:Exchange)
• • •
. :He Was a fine type of Canadian -man-
, , , . .
hoixl. :Standing within an inch or tO of
,
This is it, war in will. It„ every British
subjbct is concerned,' 'Those who cannot,
their hit":. et home by `Wiping these who
go. " •
coining in,' there ti no limit to the size
or number Of offerings whieh will he
go and fight- for the empire- can "do
Contributions of
11°14 are
allrioeandeYi.
six' 'feet, he Wait matnred heyrind ,the iacce•Pted" ‘,°/1(1" 814'44)rWard'•*'-
• •••• should be'eXtritettik.ancl; granulated
ordinary for his Years:, kle:liad lived P. lb , 10 lb. Or -5.'1:1x tins ,dvell sealed
a clean life,' ancl Was inclined te:tske and' seetzrelY 11mre(/* `euri:L.° tat,firat
= - - - qualitr*..-clover- a:toner:SO Et•-ovulr.
life a Eg!liot -fleal:tupre- in...earnest- than Unripe honey,1strticularly basawood or
JIOXIOS MILIC01114 president of the
Kincardine. Red Cross Society Woo do.
nated 1000 quart waters and OW t On
Of sugar tO the, society.
The Port Elgin Time says that the
4th Ma. of Brno° Tp, , not a, very
long one but there are .on , twelvo.
farmers.who own automobiles, -
Kincardine ladies working...in the
bringing their costributions so far up
4344250 to the •Society Torento
to 5O0.
I:tares:a, last week ferarard
Welter Boser of Toeswater% showed
single -cola white, legloarfw 4.t- Toronto,
Exhibition,' and won one first, tale see
ond, third, 'fourth- and -two fifths, *be
sides two epecials;‘ . l'ilsinger, of
the same town, Won ;WI). firsts with
black orphingtene, •
4141114 tteniftki 'Meeting Of the'Ainer
lean Leicester fireedere Association
held Toronto during - gxhitition,
Mr, Geo. B. Armstrong, con. 8; Cul-
areaisos.r. rwelt4rpeo-lenlectedteci, ruPorgeeeidoet.ntet, and s twe4r.:
itt Chicago for. 1816; •
' 'With advancing Y4r§ comes, eo_estipa-
you. Reirall Orderlies are -a specially
good- laxative for egeing people,. Sold
Milit by J. O. Armstf011g, The Roca,
Store, loc.. 25e, and,: 50e. boxes.. ,
Mr; John Sully, of kineardine,....re-
ceived Weird.linit Week' that his. emyt.
Jack, who was n. SteWaa on the ter,.
pedoecl transport, the Royal. Edward,
was among the list. of saved. ,Teek
was a few years ago an employee. Of
'Coombe. furniture factory. -
Albert troine, who °wrist 44 auto
repair shop and prep . -6$ Teeswaterf
has. patented' gasoline tank, which.
;has several adtantag , over those. gen•
entily in use for supplying Oars on the
'street. This tank has the further ad
vantage of cheapness, wit can be in-
stalled for $150, while others cost
about $400, He already has 50 or-
ders for tanks.
• 1?eter Rielley,, Veteran of the ;Cri-
mean War, died at the4Bruce County'
House of 13.,efuge lad week tho age
of 02. Reilly, had been rin, inmate, of
the Mime since it was opened in 1899,
bating gone trent Bruce Township.
He had been. through ' the Battle .of
MOLSONS BANK
CAPITAL AND IMSERVIii $81890100a 1
liellirititebee in Canada
gen0,41. Banking Basiftessitansacte
Circtr LetterS of Credit
13ink Money Orders
SAVINGS 'BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed at highest current rate
T. S. REID, Manager.
loPoloommotou. air teemwoomenw. sweesereameme siessessleaerseu mar weesteucceamee
A6695
12 bleb
Inkermen and Belaciate; and Wit8 -
173gtittiXBerfgii'46d7.1•Ikef49361".:6441:,g.:, .45f e
7 .
Walkerton doing- well . in. the Way
of supplying .recruiti for :the '75th
Battalion.. During. last week 1.5' sign -
f • • '
ed or serum). They are '
Everett Truax., Albeit Miller; ,Clar-
ence Krueger, David- .Seiling,
Nutting, Deis. G. Cunningham, Wilfrid
littcHay, Louis Anderson, Melville. Wil
son; Haiti' Wetthtefer, 'Ted ieltielm,
Welter Y.ictel..-PeteLoughli3en
Gillen' and Vol. -
; eiv O 'old
.Wooden bridge over the Willow Creek,
just .West Lov,at, is to be replaced
*Mai will 13e the ' biggest bridge ie
the township of 13rue3. The abutments
aro to be .24 ft. high and will be built
ontripiled-foundation.77'. TIfirsWn. is ss
ft.,' The 8th. Cori.'Vvili be closed there
while the Werk is beingAone, and will
take about taramentlis.. Jas.,Me Kin ,
DANCE RECORI)
ON
• • DOUBLE
ia
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0.A0 IN CANADA
gladly. play tken1 over to you -
etAssi0 ediey-,-...-lotreauelng
aaer sofir,.” .44hielodt in 'Malty in QPr'.4116,.."
Anvil Chorus," Liszt's "HungarianRhapeody,' , ."Funi
deli Funieula," "Saint a Pesti]," Played and arranged
• by 'Albert and Monroe 'lockers, violin andputno, • „
SNAPPY oxg,ST,EP. (Jockeys Brothers 4 May00 •
Albert and Monroe, Jockeys, 'xiolin and piano: •
4.
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• . 12 ino w1,41.1::.LI:11.-99mciatBiAlYg .114,TQhMe!rolNa gilT11113y4theWsFea8'±' a:"4 111t311:edelf
As::: . _ _
CARAVAN 11AS RESTED. Medley
introducing "i Wish. I Were a Tiny ,Bird» and §'Port .
. . of An Iternr.'. (14ohr) Walti. . Prince'ri Creheatra,
A5702- RAGt1ING THE • SOA.7-4, ' (Claypole.) , Fox ']*rot
. $1,20 KINKY. Bernard. ' One•Step.; ' PrineelOaritt:
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12.inch , • Prince's Band. • ''• • , •
' 41251?:i KRNIT''''il!leRY nJUBILtE. SINGIErt'S SCH0TIS011.E.,
• 0 ALvi.li iME, tBOaUdI.1,,DEABEST ONE.: Ziehrer... Polka'..:. •
1
S1'25 . . Carries. Prinee'a Band. ..• . . . ,
my, Heart," (Lohr.) Prince's Orehestrii.
WILLIAM ALL
Luciwow..
Wfugham -
'Mr. Harry Hinseliffe One of our most
eeteemed residents, enhated la.st week
and has gone to Lond.on. Harrlis from
a family of Warriors. He is ,the fourth
of the tam to -join as he heti. two broth-
-witir-a•-tconcietearict-StrieletrilttUfe--t'ere Ited-onirsowtrainhigutliontlen.• -
: MoRAE-Hair---The home. of Mr. and
E. E. Hart; Weston; near . TOrdisto,
was the-scene--of.--a ,quiet aveds,ling on
TnSridaY, SePt. 7th, when their daugh-
ter, Ruby; beeme e the bride Of Mr. John
McRae,- a former Mail -Clerk at Winghttni.
many of He had taken his en- any --of the darker grades Would be nitie: •
• , . - to arrive in noor condition: ,
listment„.senously.--Ile_hed:qek_ba.01. Donations` o
carried away by the glamor of . war or freight as Soon as posstble to the Cana,
f--heneyshonld-ne sont by
the Clanking, ofiiis accontreniente. It 'Ili -an lect.G:r°88 89'61.64r' '717:King St' E.
. *stout°, l'he Railroad Companie.shave
had •mesit a. long session ' of prayerful very geeerously-offered to carry t ree.
't f
thought and consideration,for h had ' I -Mcwitl retti4-
spent mime years preparing himself for
his life's'. work 'pee
might almost. stop :and wonder; why he.
had made the choice When he was so
.well„fittectIoithelvorkilehact:intended
preAcaile- the: outbre
His story was told in a' quiet, studied
fithhion that niarkeii his Whole 'demean-.
o There were no exclanuttiou marks
in it; but behind- it all there breathed
,
hed-eeperit-teritictidetlial. .7.1te, had
teught first hattle,,,andafter Making
the decision he Vould. be 'a soldier
worthy of, the mune. . , •
"Yon 'risked me how Viewed the
war," he remarked to the questioner,
"and whether I conehler it a higher call-
ing than that, in' Which E was- an nnder-
BRUCE COUNT-Y-1-0-0VR
$500t).T).,11,19NTiii4
Blg Adegathin Miked, Vollecil to tocielloo
• Donation -to Pat/fork Pune. '
ttsv.07.3tivs11rito-gnsuSs1a*PitistiSA
At the specialeessiert of the County
Conned of Bruce held abWalkertonon
Thiiredity.of last week it was decided
that the county. Should -donate $5000
- I The bride is.,aniece 'of ,Mr,. and Mrs- J-
1194- 1146 „th e contract for , the
' c•ellient F. -arrives and has.meny friends in thin
work and ['hinter Bridge & Boiler Co.
where the famdy.lived • -anti! :about a
supply the steel. The old wooden year itgp,,, \ Twounss,ou-pie win, make
bridge stood 11 -'y.eark,.. and ..the -nevi -their home in --.',7" -- 7,-.-- -
'one being ell„concrete surface ',should .
iaet fer apa, . ... •, '."; 1 • -. ' ,arrxreos To " Pioni‘:-:-Reoruiting ii
• • :, : still under way and Capt`Sinclairhad a •
- - surprise last night ,wheir alormsr.South
4-- C1.31,ROSS COUNCIL -t' '- ' --African-soldier--walked-ini-a-diritance 'ef'
• . lir miles to enlist.. 'His. name is .1, Mar,,_
,. . . . • • .• ' shall, 36years old,. and he is,r3f ' English
Council' met August 310. .• . • ' deseent. He rtands 6.feet, and had seen
•
Members of the Board all•present service in Cape Colony and wears the
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The mutes of the lad nteeting read Queen's medal. Hepassed all physical A
and adopted.. • . . .. requirements and went to Lindeto
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A grant was made for the Purpose of jinn with the 70th.. He is very anxious
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Grading and Gravelling at lot 25 Con: to get to.the front • • ' - , .A CALL TO ARMS •
. ,
Constipation-.
tie tone of old.age
• is not to b.e cured
by harsh purga•
twee; they rather L
aggravate the
trouble. Por a gentle
but eure laxative, use I
ChaemIlaiveorTrlainailjdetiThey
t,tolv
ani-,_
@dime the liver, 'tone the
nerves and freshen the
- stomach- and---bowels--just---
• like an internal bath. •
monthly tO the conadien-rettiotic Fund
. : .
-unta1--theLend7nftheivitr;--7-
At the .January -serirrion. the Council
had made provisioe for the giving of
$1000 monthly, but the demands for
relief work in its vitrierieterine has been
CHAM BE RLA1 N'S
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Woman's best friend.
'Prom ,girlhoottto old 'age. -
theta little red health re-
storers are an unfailing
gnidetoanactiveliverand
te•Aleau, healthy.'norioal
stom
ach.' Take a
Chamberlain's Stomach
Tablet at-night-aiid the
• sourorsetobayinnufaih:AT7ndelitfeeir:
'mutation. and the'
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All bdIrnniggickrrstrn.g2.5O..
Chambering Hendee
14. Thee. ;McPherson -to atie
-Laurier
, -Monday,
Treat and fetidly yeturnefl to
.Chica40 last meek,
Miss %min Milmstoft, returned to
• Toronto With Mit "grifilti and babe..
Mr, 3401331ack and ion Robert, Ayri
-ealled. On friends in this vZcirity Isat
• Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Grant visited their
• daughter; Mrs. K. J. lfacrzie la$
Vielet•Msletretiriali aad , htmre,
Sam atat Elmer Bradley are, attending
'the G. O. 1. • •
-Ur. And Mre, Alex. AfacKmiiie, Of
• Detroit, Viaited the fornmessiatert Mit
Chas. Boyd one day haat week. • •
, mime ...xfarguerite Mac...,,r4nnan • and
• Tabitha ItempOn also Ralph Bueglass
,• left today to attend Stratford Istorniat,
fittmbo from here attended time
MeThrintialarrish reception last Wed-
Oesday wreniug 04 revoke $004 One.
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•• *"'•• .'414'7-ciiiithfully: say '1-
00 my
PROGRESS OF THE- WAR: -• ehe matter MAY
--Theoutstandingfeatnre_ ...the. . _homely; 1)4 hero'a lappened. t.
news of the past two weeks is the check am Prepared to die Death for the will
sustained. by the German and Austrian mean niore'tliati life even emild,. That
ariniei in their drive • againet the Russ.' question is settled, so let 'Align on furth;
er, The next matte was, What wag the
best use' could Make of My life Could
I do more service by making, the suP.
rreme,sairifiefflor such. 4 -principle -a tam 1 -
mns: Operations t • eta are at a strut
still ,its coMpared With the comitant
motement of a month ago. The Ger-
mans hitvomade some progress 4n - the
north and centre, 1)46 the BuShiluis have
scored denided-Tanetesses against tIi
•Austrians in the south. .
•- The elute& of dendifions is likely doe
in part tO the exhaustion.of the Germans
apparent that it. was thought well to
inereese the rtmount.:
• When the Couneil rpet:on the 9th it
''vas waited, upon by a delegation repre-
senting all parts of the county, which
asked that a subetantialinurease in the
-monthly donatiorrhelrecde-.---ThcrAtele-•'
gates from the ararnma patriotieerganit-
atione of the eounty met „. in the tow
halliirWO-Akerton• to plan. an appe.al to
the Council Mr, CargillrK., EP:, Was
in the chair and the meeting was ad-
dressed by Mr. Greene, of Ottawa, who
-ARN Bspaxam_.1)1rt-„During -the
The Reeve was appointedto ineet the
...: lent electric storm which raged over
,:.; '
Reeve Of Greenock with regard to a Cul- ,this district. early Thureday morning,
vett en the Bortedary to hate it ,ittend, the barn belonging to , john T. Currie,
ed
whose farm is about a nide and a half
• , to.,' . .
from town, was struck by lightning and
- The Formosa Electric Light. -,.'0,0 was '
given the privilege to ereet and ' operate destroyed with all the season crop re.
a 'Street Lighting System in the Villaire cent*, threshed and 'mime implenientiV
11-ight Policeman . Lewie noticed the
of Formosa and a 13y -law passed for that
.blaze and called the fireman, but these
purpose.. '. . • •
The Reeve was appointed to meet ihe foun,d that the gre was outside. thetown
ne.eve of Kinioss w-uve 4,-ot-il-i-,ert re, . mum and- too -far, aWay- fr.ciin • ir :water
The Reeve, .Donaldson anclArmstrong
supp Y to: a Ow of effective fighting.
Last fall Mr..Cnrrielost his -,house by
.
paired on 'I3oundry. '
Inako.gtatits-fed-that--put was or cor ,•wit rmimings.ef Chilfonand
4,:l If il • e
resolved by this Council that in their dnchess satin, as she entered the parlor
opiniontheDominuni Governmentehould to the strains of the Lohengrin bridal
arc ase all necessary war material to march, artistically rendered by Miss Mil.her
hey
our brave -Soldiers-- at th'.e- front,- -diediewitt,-and Warr given otdy'whe7
hey being in the best :position to brcther, Mr, John Robinson. The rector
now:mhatia,-onededund raise the mon-- -or St;''Pruil's perturbed - the linpressive
y from the people who •are willing to service of the Church of England: "
aYany sum reqnired to carry this waste.' ,. -
til war to a successful issue_ Carried.
The following levies were made for
was appointed o committee to manage: flie. • • • "•• •'' ' • •
he Electric lightSystem-in-,•A_cpriet but Lvery.
•
Armetrorig-Difaherson. That on ac- interesting reient•took plaee iliellome
punt of the conflict -in Europe a ..,petri- of Mrs, Isabelle Robinion;.Shitter-street
ecit-deOng-selivaTih7tralkerton and tuetiday .Of late Week,. when • her
t was "asked that Municipal. Couecils .youngest daughter, :Lilian,' became the
make contributions to purchase maChine wife of, Me. Win, Lamb." The bride look -
tins or to ask the County Councils to ed.charining dregs Of
it0
0
men s en o e con ittow
of the Canadian Patriotic Fund, as well
. ,as pointing out the necesaity for increas-
ed subscriptions if the claims of Wittier „
s is les ' D'ondnion tircTre TO
stake in the present War or by:hold me ' • • 4., t
inilsadk and nitin:'-**of Teeswater, scte's'iutkilcluave4 bt'''Dr';'-x°'k'"r' .1g
scowled )v Mt Chan- e
PrObably not so Ivan prepared to. part
withlife air I am. to go ahead and til the Man Of Pert Elgin and unanimously
'carried; read as folk:twig "That this
gaps in the 'ranks that I should hate
delegation request the County Council
t.hey moved -farther and ialthir fPm. ililedi It wasn't annoy matter to de, to grant the patriotielurid the annv of
their base of supplies and railway's, and eide: I have only one life to live and 0a451;etl.Cred°yw‘bac;n1,iegr4101-onitairen-nt e44,11:11unvtei tlithe.;; seunind
were Ol-Aiged, to move over bad Russian one,death to die. I may go through the c.
he current year.. Antte- of -.mills -
n the -Dollar -was levied -for Township
urpolies. • The amount. levied $350000
ounty rate 380 milli on the Dollar. Capital Authorlied $5,000,000
mount levied $6500. War ht, rate 1,20 ea P ea'vsalit
c Altai ale up . $3 000
urultas• • • • w a: • ••••,•••••
ttradOl end iit part to a bracing up Of'the campaign in,safety, or 1 may he heried The delegatiok Wall introduced to the A
linssUns whO likely obtained- 44,,supply _ with: the brave lads somewhere., in
of ,aiumunition, possiblY feed); JaPan. Or Prince'.or I3elgzupi Ant X faced the
;.13ritalte , ••. •• 'question and the triniViee dente,, and here
OA the Prenefil, British and Belgian :1 am hi the • kines uniforni, i hate
'fronte there his been no movement of never hid a doubt in my , mind ainte
iMpOrtnneef though thegreat artillery that I aid the right atidlitoprit thing." ,
aation, cominented by the Feels& • two This is one the finest "VIOW13on the
weeks ago has hew kept 'up Without inmatter of enlistment that has been ez-.
teniaion Itma said. Alita eonstaiit premed, ie Much eaaierto en1it, or
aixowei, of high pole/rive eliona hie been to make any decision for ...that Matter
rained upon' the Germau. position from when the eompanyof 00 crew& is, there.
Switzerland to tho eea. The fildrislantl, to , urge eau :deep_ The •thart tvhoig
of OOtlfdep are reterning.the compliment ,truly..brave is, the: One Who Weigle ell
to the.best4 their, 4447; but, accord- the. &antes, sizes up the 'situation from
ing t, report, the advantage testa with every angle, :and then resolutely aird.
the Afljes," • ". • alone Oda ahead itt the Path that dUtr
A004 and OM dire9ting hail marked out for himi. • a
,
County Connell by S r. Cargill. Mogan.
nyder, Bradley,. Chap -Mut; Chieholm
and others spoke to the'lesolution,'
• Reeve Joyok of Liicknow. Moved" that
the petition be granted, and that steps
be taken to have it carried into effect.
It was referred to the finance committee.
Instead of increasing the previous
donatiouby„.$5,000, as suggeated by the
resolution, the Council made an increase
of • 841000, making, the total monthly
donation 85,000.
.Reeve Joyn t. made the,ttitement that
he. had decided to make a personal con-
tribution of $1,000 a year for patriotic
purposee until the end of the war„ Mr.
LJOYntir1 patriotie tilWaY14 has
been recognized, and it is to be hoped,
that in a business way, hd, will continue
to Prosper, so that liis splendid sift shall
410'04 a14111400
mills on the Dollar. Amount levied ..
$2100 Oil Statutory School levy rate
2,38 mills on the Dollar. Atheunt Idvied
*3441.00. School levies not . all in yet,
the amount to be levied will probably ••
be about 85000.00. • ' •
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Account i Paid
W..- B. Smith rep, Bridge 81.00
Wm. Ruth, 104 yds. gravel and road 11 40'
Rod McDonald 26 yds gravel and road
3 00e She Caslick inspecting Contract
't 00. Jno Scott contract gravelling 47 30
Peter Murray sheep killed by dogs 45 33
Harry IVIcKague tut of Jowl through
farm,5 00. Wm. Willie buildipg culvert
and timber 48 00, leo Clark 55 yard')
gravel and road 6 50, Lealie Howe 55
ft, elm timber 1 25.
The Connell attiournee to Meat on
Mouth% Sept. 27th.'
hM Stitt011 glerk
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,11.!re's laire.Brrolexapecte:d, t.e Oend. '
Two new battalion, the 70th and ''7.1'st:
:
are to be re4inted• •an. wester Ontario
. for overseas service and the &mintier! of
.firiroe and Bruce are expected Co fur.
companyof 250 Men for the
This company will, he under the .coinh :
Maud of •Capt,.140 tiocler:
Ich, as Major.' Recruiting commences at:
'once at 'various °entree, the:Militia nem '
pany
. • Lendonfortraining,:- , -
empties, and tbe battalion will assemble
•
head-quartera throughout the two •
e71st will be under the command
;of -
!ice in France. with the .first - Canadian
'contingent and returned': to "Canada; . •
weended, • The second, in ctiininaucf.
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re, -who -also -was tin .
in France, • MajorDelainere is • South
Afriemi. Veteran.•
It Will this be seen that the new bat-
talion will be ingoodkande and jt:18
"hoPed-to make cf it a Rack Owns. .Capt.•
X T. Sinclair, of Ningluovott
bfOriderieli, are receivirig,reentits front,
eighteen t� fertyjite Years- of coif
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PUTTINO AWAY
SMALL SUNI.
.our. Savings Department' you
".can put away .srnall andwhilc
waiting yaur call they will .draW
interest . •
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• J t A. CILENNIC, Manager.'•
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