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The Signal, 1917-2-22, Page 3t NE SIGNAL G\IDERICH ONTARIO TI1C10111AY FxnxcAxY nos a •j ORIGINAL OUROTTAWA LETTER D (44.11104414ar H. F. GADSaY NSS Ottawa, Feb. at—The Zoog-d.layed ONLYhew Yr•rsrys t'e hobuu.tr list as out atayedastelt. Rumor it wrs d - ramie a recae:IA.1.ot Montreal editor GENUINE who has handled Tory eewpaign fuuds objected W certain 'lames on the list_ Be that air it may,the list is now wade public and ads one more Cabinet Minister to the increasing number of knights in thaw fair Canada of ours. The Borden Government 'emus to have no fear that titles from overseas will denationalize our public men. Through its recommendations, nut only have a large number of otherwise sensible cit issue have knighted, but about hall the Cabinet has been S O LD ON similarly decorated. To be accurate, THB eeveu Cabinet Minister. out of seven- teen have been togged. The Borden MISHITS Olt Government has been in office five years and a-balf. It will presently be seeking • year's extension. The idea is that it will take another year to knight the remaining members of the Cabinet. One can hardly expect knighthood to be in full flower for the Borden Cabinet in less time than that. HEWARB OF IMITA- TIONS uN 's LINIMENT BOO KB!NDIN (i MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS and _LIBRARIES bound or repair.& Not only has the Itordep Govern- ment .grabbed off tyles Thr 'ball the Cabinet Ministers, lint also for four members of Parliament. The motive lrobably is to give Parliament a social eaven by giving it eleven knights—a sorbed eleven, so to speak. But by se- -Anal figures it works out somewhat lees than that. A social leaven of eleven 'nights is just about one - twentieth of the House of Commons as it exists today. One -twentieth it five per rent., which is the current rate of hatetest on our domestic war loans. The proportion is both touch- ing and significant, if you look at ir. in that light- But if you pause to reflect that the proportion of knights in Parliament, if the Borden Government continues to have its way. may soon he even ten or twenty per cent.. you may Tii—lficltiftl'ff to ask what this jewocratio country is coming to. Let us Wil the names over and ap- pend thereto the reason* and a com- ment or •wo. Sir Robert Borden got it becomes be was Premier of Canada, but he hire long .go outgrown it. Sirs are getting as common es soo.whalls in this country. They're so common. in fact, that we have stopped calling them "Sir," and simply address them as "You." One can't go out of doors nowadays without' tripping over • knight. They're under your feet most of the time. Almost any citizen would sooner have a ton of coal than s knighthood. Sir Robert feels that knigbtb'sods are getting cheap and that is why he eetree to a peerage and a law lordship in the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council as • suitable finish to his career. As a matter of fact. all the big fel- lows go after peerages nowadays, leaving the knighthoods 11. judges, Provincial Premiers, and other toads who are only big officially. Thus Sir Thomas Shaughnessy is now a baron, and the latest honor list also shows Sir Hugh Graham aa • baron. There is also Sir Max Aitken, who may thank his Canadian connresi n as 1 witness that he is now Lord 'Beaverdent—or sone such oaste as that. .What he really ought to be calla(' is ii•rd Merger. One never thinks of Max Aitken as Lord B darn without thinking of another Lord who i- gen- erally in ida tasapb J. I uses... Lord Help ass This explains why Sir Robert Bor- den has his rye on • peerage. If he would be first among his equals be has simply got to have it.. The spray, so to speak, from the fountain of honor must`hot rise higher than its source. Bir Robert isn't foolish enough to go on recon,mending peerages for every- body else, and then forget himself. Mr. J. W. Elavelle, chairman of the Imperial Munitions Board, who has long been known as the Napoleon Bologna -parte of Canada, is the next on the list for a peerage. It is under- stood he will take the style of Lord Bacon,* name which not only sym- bolizes the greatness of his intellect but aiao'ibe primeness of his chief product. Mince it has been his custom to order barons of beet about It is not like) that they will ask him to be anything less than a viscount. Pre- redenee must be maintained. even in the cold storage business. Next to Sir Robert Bordet* comes Sir George Perley. who id also looking for a peerage, because he intends to spend the remainder of his days in England, where, no matter hbw much money you have, you must he a Lord and a lover of the Lords or you can't go to heaven when you die. Sir George Foster, our genital Trade Wind, is a knight because he needs it. in hie busi- ness of impressing foreign board. of trade with the advieahtlity of ex- changing Canadian snowballs for Aus- tralian kangaroos and other bargains of a eimiiar nature. Ae Sir George is not a rich man and expecte to live in Canada once this Government goes Out and he doesn't have to associate with it any more, he is probably con- tent to remain a knit. He probably took the title in self.defence. Sir Sam Hughes cheriah.shis knight- hood as about the only thing the Borden novel -resent was willing to \ leave him. They kept all hie policies, as he poinu not, but they fired him. llis successor, Sir Albert Edward Kemp—atter whom, no doubt, the late King Edward the Seventh was flatbed —al o becomes a K. C. B., an honor which he shares with 8ir Sam and tbe greet Nelson. Sir Albert Edward has an aide-de-camp to hand him hisInvert and overcoat. lnet as Sir Sam had, end in due time will he made a Lieutenant -General so that Sir Sant won't, have anything on him. Sir Thomas White gets his title be- cause he is the lest borrower we have had since 'Confederation. He is the man who pelt the "tic" in polities. Me is a sort of reversed Midas—he lays hands on the gold standard and it be- comes paper. He will probably be Lord before he dies—you can't teach Tom anything—Lord Knows. SOLD LETTERING on LEATHER GOODS pu .tteed.e to r. mutts m at TRH et0H aL ooder(o\ A. R. TAYLOR. SI a.A•rvn&D. MEDICAL al PATH.M.p.cieustEtiwomen's d eW r drool dormer, soots, •Ihroob .rad nervou.d alters. eye, ear. nose .nd throat. penis.' deaf ass. lumbago and rheumatic conditions. Ade- noids ie.iovel without the knife. office at reelderme, corner Nelson wad St. Andrews trona. At bame adios Mondays. Thursdays sad Saturdays: say evening by eeprtauseat. DENTISTRY DFL H. l). MACDONELL—HONOR GraduateGraduate oda Bnseoa Succewsur to the lets Major Hal. Oates roes Haan and West street, Godetish. \ AQCTIOIIIEEE THOMAS6w IR NZSR 1) exit°at hipiele'e •e11wiiltb. piLapuy • Noted to. Rndde.os (eMpkees 119 C. MAYb BUl.1 ITUR, h0-TAKY MLR:. _ eMrts_ Wim• 11410.1- intalia Lamas and Insurance. PBOU DFOUT, YILLORAN A COOK saute TILBB• SOLD_ LTU1t . NOTA3IM>ie PC HLIt , ETC. Glees on the Bpuate..ecoud doer Mrs .'lest. (woes wh. versa* Loud. to lean at tuwsrt Wag W. Paovurtwr, It.c. J. le -` ' MM. J. D. coot>a. \ G. CAMBRON, Y. public. liA L(U TEht, sonoltue. emeryythud door an kamilt.o duvet. (Federica. Sqyuus. At Cbnton 'l bursdar of each w YLe *Moe on Albeit Street occupied b1 r. Hooper. mates bourn it a.m. to 0.'n. IBARLhb tsARROW , LLB., BA1l- ULSTER. attorney. ,ollottor, eta.. nod. tttt7777aaaa Money L. Wel at lowest ratan SBAOER. BARRISTER, SOL- LoItdr. Notary Public and coavrla.OR, 'Soe—"Court Suess Uodsriob. oa Remittoa H.rest. Isa1s- \ \ INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC. \$01111LOP MUTUAL FIRE IN BUR A N C it C 0.—!rare and belated D property insured. Oaloero— -lea. Coonon:F. Pres., Ooderlcb P.O.: Mi. Evans Vice-Prew.. Beechwood P. O.; 1.. Saye,Bea Trwe.. B.aforth P. O. . tors—D. r nouregor. *Worth • John 4Otieve, Winthrop; Wllluun InomCoeNanos; sY . Heewets, thodhsge0 • Geo. lcC.rtneYIllant. y ort' : Robert Ferris, Harlot! : Malcolm MYahwen, Hruoefeld. Alex. Agents: J. W. Yeo. Holmesvtll; ' Leitch, ('linton ; William Channel. Be.f.rth; I, Itlncbley, Beetortb. Polt.y-aoW.ta o.n_ pay leass.,menta and get their carat sr(, r.naott.eeiaep,,1gdd last J. Morrlake.cery jou r.wobttrreet. Ooderlch, or 'act's (Frans M. Ke1d's Gamma enl Blair.. Ba7lleld. 0,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TOkiln• ApW to.Y- O. CAM - , B.rrltm Hammon street. Ooderbh. R. ROBERTSON. INBURANeE AGENT. \‘. 'riga AND LlaanelN.: British, Canadian and American. ',AnptDiNT BIOENgaa AND aatPLOTxas' LIAEIL ITT : The Ocean Aocfdeot and Guarantee :'orporalo. e Limited. of London. Eog. g'mai iTT AND UUARANTga BONDS : Tb. 11.8. Fidelity and Uua antes Company. Office et rapid .noe, . ortheast aoreer . Vic- toria and Bt. Davide streets. Pana. 116 MARRIAGE LICENSES w ALTER B. KELLY, J,P„ 00DIL1UCB. ONT. IBBUgR or MARRIAGE LICZNaaa. \ • HE SUFFERED ••••••••e•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • COUNTY and DISTRICT r • i M1s Hahn, and .l+ughter, of North • Daiwa, arc vt,iuog 1elatlyrs in • Zurich. '''h • There is attar talk what a fox feent will be rrtabli.hrd it. Y.irich tar the • "fruit -a -tires" Made Him Feel ' Clear future.• Miss Vera Billings and Arthur; • Brdphy were quietly mart ird at the i • patronage, Greenway, on February • \ Omura, Ozer., Nov. 28t.h. 1914. 7th. • "Fo over two years, I was troubled On Fehtvary Sth Isabel Sanderson, widow of the late \VIIIhout Miller -of • Howick, parsed away, aged righty • right years. Pie C. Triebner, of Steppheny-b&e en • - listed with tba 258tH Railway' Con-'• struction Bettallou, and expects to go overseas shot tly. • As It Walking On Air with Constipation, Drowsiness. Lack of Appetite and Headaches. One dray I saw your sign which read " Fruit-a-tives make you feel like walking oa air." This appealed to me, so I decided to try a box. Ina very short time, I George McLinchey bas sold bis fares began to feel better, and now ! feel Jine. on the Goebert hue, Stanley, to Al- f heve•good appetite, relish everything Lwrt Boyce and has purchased the 1 eat, and the headaches are gone farm of Mr. Dunkin near Varna. entirely. 1 recommend this pleasant /reit 'mediator to all my friends". • . DAN MOLEAN. We. t box, 8 for $2.50, trial size, 25e. At all dealers or sent postpaid by Frult- a-tives Limited, Ottawa. On Februarylath Beatrice Parker, widow of the ate Willisw Casemore, of Morris township, died after a few day.' ''mese, aged eighty-seven years. Thomas'Phillips, of St. Helens, is laid up with a b.dly cut ankle as • glesuit of his axe skipping while he was engaged in cuttilig timber the other " day. overcome by raising Sir James to the' A branch of the Red Crowe Society peerage as Baron Calgary, and then R. B. will enter into his reward as Sir Richard. He should have b.4 1t long ago. if only as the business part- ner of Sir Max Aitken in an elevator combine which Infests the Prairie Provinces. If R. B. is ever to telt to Lord Beaverbrook oil the level thea R. B. mutt to a knight, and it's doubt- ful if Beavetbr.ok will talk un the level even at that. Al cbanTnan of the National Sit vice Board K. B. has done great woik—woik tor the knight is coming. There are ten'l'abinet Ministers un - knighted. but the chances are that they will be 'tagged before the Borden Government goes out—at any rate, such as can afford the expense. Among these would be the Hoo. Robert Rogers and the Hon. lyauk Cochrane, who are rich men, and' be Hoc. Charles Doherty, who is :t1J() in; ceipt of three salaries, $ 2,as M. pppP, $' ,GuJ as Minister of Justice, and 116,O(1) as a superannuated Quebec judge who was supposed to be too tired to work any Trager. The Hon. Mr. Hazen, who is known as Dare Devil Dug from having crammed the ocean three times with Premier Bot - deo, deserves knighthood, and Messrs. Sevigny, Biondi° and Patenaude *Mudd really be given it to take the Nationalist smell off them, but that about completes the list. i doubt if Mr. Burrell could find any u.efor it nn following on a stroke „f paralysis his fruit farm, and as for Tom (,o• which she sustained a day or two be - there, Otte. Reid and Doctor Roche—it lore. would be about as much help to them The ppmperty belonging to the bate John Hardy. of G"rne, whose death was recorded recently; liii been sold. the telacre farm in Turnherry to J..1 Ft rfogle, while the poi ty acres in Cul- ross we're purchased by John B. Hardy. has been organized by the ladies of Hurondale, with • membership of thirty, and already considerable wort is under way. The marriage was solemnized at London on February 7th of Ida, daughter of the late William Penrice, of Usborne, to Frederick John Hod- gins, of Biddulpb. George Little. of McKillop, met w:th a serious accident while working in the bush last week A heavy limb fell. striking him and severely injuring his beck. shoulder and arm. Thomas C. McCall has leased his 100 -acre fatm on the Sth line, Morrie, Gilbert Beirnes, who getspoesesaion xt month. Mr. Mel'all and family w 1 likely settle in Brussels. The Evangelical church at Crediton celebrated its twentieth anniversary recently, when the Bishop who de- dicated It was present, and preached powerful sermons to large congrega- tions. John Jackson, fatber of Mrs. Wil- liamson, of Walton, died rather suddenly at Brussels on February 11tti, aged sixty-seven years. Mr. Jackson had but recently returned from the West. Scarcely a month after her bus- bat.d's death, Mrs ti. -urge Pescnck, of Morris, paused peacefully away at the age of seventy-four years, death u e pair of corsets. The four lucky M. P.'s are Sir James Aikens. who . got his for being the goat in the Menitob• electiou ; Sir Herbert Ames, who got his fur making such good oboes ti r the soldiers ; Sir Rodolphe Forget. who gut his for hay ing such a perfectly lovely tatlway as tbe Quebec & Saguenay to unlisted on the Government ; and Sir Edmund Osier, who got his for being an Osler. It is rumored that the Government has it in mind to carry the system of premium and rewards still further and give • knighthood to Billy Mac - Amen, if he 'NY only shut up. It is also their Jetenigan Ire Rselsesbe chief Government whip, William Sore Middleboro, a knight. Mr. Middle- boro's polished ivot y deans, being completely unthatched, offers a Wen - did surface fer a coat -of -arms, which will servean nrifl•mmeand guiding star for ave menthe's when the division bell rings. It would also give him tbe edge tau the Opposition whip, Fred Pardee. who hasfrrquently declared against knighthood, not only as social arrogance but as • means of turning oto pnhlic men's thoughta away from Canada where their thoughts ought to be. H. F. GADSIIY. Patents, Trade Marks, Designs Secured in All Countries. W rite for fro' book "PAT*NTB PROTEC- TION. 'fell all about and how to 'Monet sots. HABCOCH k BONS, ostablisbed 1*17 formerly Patent melee Isaminer. Masts d Patent Laws. Itgl.tered Patent Attorneys Na. tri et. James Street. Montreal. Aranobe.— uttsea and Washington. Representatives In all foreign oountrtee. Brophe3 Bros. Goli)ERIC11 1 ne Leading Funeral Directors and Embalmers Orders carefully attended to at all boun, night or day. Fretful Babies. Mrs. John M. Weaver. Bliselield, N. B., writes : "i can speak very highly of Baby's Own Tablets. I have used them pot my children and find they are the best medicine a mother can give her little ones. I would strongly recommend them to all moth- ers who have fretful babies." The Tablet' regulate the bowels and room- He IN survived by rix sons and one act ; treak up colds and simple fevers; daughter. expel worms ; cure vomiting and in- CLINTON. digestion and ,nate teething easy. Mr: W. J. Scott and children, of They are sold by medicine dealers or Rocanville, Sask., are gusset. at the by mail at 25 cents .a box from The Dr. home ofAlex. Innes. WNiiems' Medicine ':o., Brockville, Ont. Will Hell, of Continence, formerly on the doff of the Molsons Beak of WING HAM town, bee joined the aviation come, at urrie and D. Galloway tams Toronto. om a trip to California. Mr. Seeley, late of the firm of Seeley haebeen at k West, has purchased a business at George Wing, broths of the let. Mrs. C. Brill,_ et ZJtich, died at his home in Michigan. aged eighty-seven years. Many years ago Mr. Wing was a resident of Hey, and will be re- membered by some of the older people. • • • •• • • • •• •• •• • • • • • •• •• • •• •• •• •• •• •• •• A pretty wedding took piece at tbw bonze of Mi. and Mrs. A. B. Cushing. Calgary, Alberta, when their niece, Miss Hazel E. Spence, formarly of Fordwich, became the bride of Manley C. Mullen, of Kichdale, Alberta. in the pre.ence of a number of relatives and friends. Word has reached Theo. Finnen, of Turnherry, of the death of his sister. ids Finnen, wife of O. Howard• et her home at Mather' Man. Mrs. Howard, who was in her forty-taret3nd year, died very suddenly, and leaves two sons and two daughters, besides her husband. Several farms in Hay have recently changed hends. J. J. Merner has sold his Gil -acre fart hI on the 15.h concession to William Miller, who gets immediate possession. John Wein's 100 -acre farm on the 11th concession has been purchased by Isaiah Wilmer., for 917,000. One of the pioneers of Mullett. Solomon Rogerson. died on February S'h, aged nineelT7 ' years. He wee it native of Yorkshire, Englai,d, es was also his wife, who died nine yearrs ago, but had lived in Mullett since -1888r Sir James Lrugheed is another Cabinet Minister who is rich enough to he's lord. They will have to maks hiss a lord so that they can make Richard Bedford Bennett a knight. R. B.'s career has teen hell beck by the fact that Sir James, who is senior partner In the law firm of Iotughed, Bennett k Company, teat him to it. The ohjeetion wan taken that rine la* partnership couldn't poesibly support Rome feminine complexions re- James Mt—Albion, formerlyof Me - two knlgbta. The objection will be semble small boys ; they won't wash. Salop, and now a successul sbee • J. 0. returned J. J. Cu • • gnam, Winnipeg on business has returned Preston and intends removing there home. immediately. Miss Annie Beatty, of Brandon, Manitoba, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beatty. Miss Annie McDonald, formerly of town. was married lest week et Mel - fort, Sask. to Ward Lowell Connor. John M. Bell, an old resident of Ripley, who has lived of late years at Detroit, died at Vinahs on Feb- ruary 7th, aged fifty-seven Eleven days atter her bt.hand's death, Mrs. James Styli. of ,ondon, mother of Frank Sceli of town, peered away at her home, aged eighty-three Team-- - A. ea m --- A. M. Crawford has completed a showroom end garage in the old Na- tional hotel building where his stock of Ford ears will he displayed to good advantage. Rev. J. F. Dingman was at Napanee recently end officiated et the marriage of his niece. Mies Emily Ungar, to Roes Brown. of that town. The young couple have been spending part of their honeymonnin Wingham. Friends in tVingham were inter ested to hear of the successful wooed recital given recently at the Toronto Conservatory of Music by Miss Mar- guerite Monolith, who lived here with her grandlnother, Mrs. Sperling, for some time. Robert O. Thonipson, for over misty yearn a resident of this community, died at his home in Clinton on Febru- ary loth, in his eightieth year. Mrs. Thompson and seven children survive. Mr. and Mrs. Len Weir entertained the choir of Ontario street Methodist church last week. This ham conte to he an anneal event and as usual was greatly, enjoyed by all. The death occurred at Oerletno Flan, nrrici,nroary ttth of Kir A 'A Scott, pastor of Zion Presbyterian church, aged seventy-one. Postmaster Scott, of town, a brother of the de- ceased, attended the funeral. SKAFORTH. An effort is being made by moms of our public men to reorganise the Canadian Chub which was once in existence here. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McIntosh, who had been visiting Mr end Mrs. James Martin, left lest week for their home at Griswold, Manitoba. • • • • • •• • • s•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.oe. D.MILIAR &SON Special Values for February TH E new Spring Patterns are now in stock and now is the time to get your sewing done, before l"iouse-cleaning time starts. McCall Pattrens McCall Magazine McCall Quarterly A Popular Chemie Dress McCall Patterns 10c, 15c and 20c. McCall Patterns Mcg Patters do fl flit, one ofit'rctheonce tried, always used. &Ulna Black and white Check Materials Special values in black and white Check materials, for school wear, Skirts,Dresses, Suits, etc. All sizes Checks in stock at 25c, 35c, SOc. 60c to $1.00 per yard Exceptio' 1 Values in Se ea - Serges will be the T bought early anal are therefore able to 'stock. Plain Velvets, Chiffon Finish, • give values that are mtdvh better -than- 'Warell's Dye, special 6 c per yard • present prices. Black and . navy all.-• wool British Serges at$1,00,'$1.25, $1.50, -- Wide Wale Codd , ,Velvets._---&eautifu • to $2.95 per yard finish, special Geier -yard -• •• Extra Values in Tartans Tartans will be popular this spring for Dresses and Skirts and children's school wear. All leading Tartans in stock, beautiful quality, Scotch made, 89c per yard • •• •• •• •• • •• •• • • •• •• ••• • •• •• • • •• • • •• •• • •• •• •• All Shades in Velvets Our stock of plain and cord Velvets is • this spring. We most complete, all wanted shades in • All Dress Materials Shrunk Free of Charge. • • • • PHONE ss Millar's Scotch Store PHONE 56 •• • farmer of Wyoming, sod Mrs. Mc- ibbon are the guexis of Mrs. McCI +y. Mrs. Kelly has received word that hereon. Pte. K. Kell , who has been inai when rive h iilitary hospital since last June. e was set:uuded, is doe to ar- e In the neer futute. The Capeda Flax C pony, under "the new n\anpgeutent of Mr. Luken, Of Toronto, int emir op. -reline its 11.i11 here to the fruit capacity thin •;oming season,_whic to a large nun will give employment her. Hwy Creamer ppooinikd paym Ralimey U"n•t it gone to headmen. Copt E. 0. J -or kation bis otflre. having arca ber of men 'required. BRUSSI.L Mrs. Jea-ie Kerr has resignation es lih'•rien at\,the ubll library, after several yeah of very 1, who has been ap- ter of the MVO ion H ittalion, has accon.panied by who heat cloned the full num. Chris. Sperling, formerly of Bes- forth, in in the \Vest.ern hospital in Toronto,. in a critical condition, -the result of • stroke of paralysis. W. O. Van Egmond and family have returned to their home at h e- gina after spending **vend weeks with Mr. Van Egmond's permits. ndered efficient service. Miss Zetta Ferguson, granddaugh- ter of Mrs James Ferguson, of town, has gone overseas to join the Imperial nursing service. el R. Ross, porosity of Brussels, waw appointed town treasurer of Kinc.tr- dine at •recent meeting of the town council of that place. Owing to ill -health. Miss Bell ham found it necessary to resign front the d th public school staff. *ne board has reluctantly aeewpted--her resignation. On February lith. at the Methodist perm -image, the marriage took Ware of Mise Agnes K. McGregor to Walter A. Lowry, the cere y I'e1ng per- formed by Rev. D. Wien, M. A. At Sylvania, S.A.. on F ehruary 7th, Florence Evelyn, d+ughter of Mr. and ]Its. R. Mainprize, formerly of Brussels, became the hride of Norman hest O. Jackson, formerly of Morris town- ship. Dr. Fred Gilpin, manager of the n Ford motor business at Milwaukee. was presented with several hiipdsno.e pieces of silverware by the automobile dealers of that city, In recognition of his s. *vices in arranging a recent auto show held there. Or. (. 1pin is a sun of J. J. (jrlpin, of town. EXETER. Miss Ethel flow. who had 'wen vhit- ng at her home herr, returned last week to Yorkton, Sark. Captain Hewitt, who is home on leave, after spending several ' hs in Salonica with the t'itiv.-r,ity base hospital. gave en excellent 'tins' rated add' Pee nn his travel+, under ihr it'll - pines of the ti .Idier4' Aid. Flight -Lieut. Fate, who wa+' meet - dentally tilled whileln training in E g- land, was a mat iae of Ex• ter, having been horn her wen.v-f •u' years ego. his father, R-•' . F. H. F.att, now of Wirtorie. being et ihrt time- rector of '1'riviti Memo, tat ebw :h. ' ,..ORAD CIGARETTES n ,.