The Clinton News Record, 1919-2-13, Page 7s'roCIK$
H. M. Connolly Co.
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BUILDING.
BONDS
Free to Boys
MODEL STEAM ENGINE
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spurt Ing: steam and
malting as. =ugh
fuss as though It
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electric light plant
of your town: kfas.
brass lacquered
boiler, with saftey
valve, blued steel
J rebox, with spirit
burners and blued
steel chimney, All
running parts of
best quality metal.
Send be soul• name
and we will semi
you 40 packages ,of
our lovely emboss-
ed St. Patrick and
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to sell at 10 cents
a package. 'When,
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money and we will
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engine, with all
charges prepaid.
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DEPT. ` 4i, TOROI`v'T0
TAKING STOCK
,r, A British Tommy Sunts Up What He
Learned in the Arany.
On the contra side there is a career
broken short, and consequent mone-
tary loos and 'future uncertainty.
Again, to be cut off' from several
years of one's primo from Society and
the Paradise of Oivilization is no
slight misfortune. he Army tenden-
cy to idle, and sometimes to shirk, has
° been implanted in true. I swear freely,
and am tarr> ' . t(✓ith animal'usm.
On the c ^':t side, heattlh has been
improved by the outdoor life.
My job was despatch -rider, R.E.
A B.E.F. motor cyclist must under-
stand army orr.nizaticn, how the
signal service is run, and something
of the instruments used. Mechanical
resourcefulness hese been drilled into
him by a harsh tutor—michanee—
and, no matter how bad the roads and
weather, ho has become the -complete
and fearless traveller. He Ihae to cuati-
vate a detective's astuteness in 'un-
ravelling mysteries and tracking lost
units; Ito is handy with a revolver,
and a wizard with maps. Armed with
, pliers, a Primus stove, petrol, and the
doctaine of "Scrooge," he can feed
and house 'himself anywhere. These
assets are mine.
I have shouldered the respnnailai-
ties of a section N.C.O., and gained
er.' perience of thousands of men when
. `7nipoeisi>ig as their trainer on a
service. ',have met tyles finer
llhan novel heroes, and scoundrels
worse than stage villains. 'The com-
racle's anade by. a soldier are a proud
acquisition.
Agreeable exercise in French has
been provided ,gratis, and one may
expect some good practice in German.
Habits and ideas have changed.
Diffidence was soon exchanged for
self-reliance; conceits and fads have
been knocked out of me 'by remorse-
less "leg -paling."
Once prejudiced against strong
liquor, I now drink moderately, be-
cause soldiering has shown me that
sociability, induced , by drinking to-
gether, often cures selfislntess. I
know t71at the gunner and .infantry-
man have been crucified do 'battle for
others' sake; therefore, I resent any
,code that lectures them:instead of try-
ing to -cure their lot. I awn not so con-
vinced a democrat, for I see in the
Army that the illiterate of the rank
and file subsequently abuse power
placed in their hands, Corresponding-
ly, I view more reasonably the system
of caste that rules the Army, and
largely our country, since eny khaki
years have taught sne that our
aeistocratie governorsaare more mag-
nanhnous than the governed, similar-
ly placed, would be.
Manures, fertilizers, and crap rota-
tion will net compensate for a 'lack of
j unvd'erdlradn'age of the sail; in feet,
they only add to the real expense of
growing crops 'without recompense.
Children Love
ruts
The natural con-
stituents of
barley and
wheat, sweet
ened by sn a r
developed from
the ;rains them-
selves in ,he
nnaklnl of.this
famous food,.
a true
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building o1J r'-
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In 5 sizes, 6 to 14 years. Price, 20
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This new side -closing dress :may be
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of back and front panels with broad
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Price, 20 cents.
RECORDS O1
WAR'
Even the Germans Have Shown So
Chivalry to the 10allelt, as
Inscriptions Indicate,
It has been the business of bo
sides --one of the sidelines of
grins business of war—to keep r
cords of the graves' of the fallen me
Their resting places are ticketed- a
numbered, and duly entered in regi
ters. in areas that have been oce
pied successively by the Germans a
the British, a number of graves be
two numbered stakes. This goes
show the pains that have been tak
to record the spots that have be
hallowed by the remains bf those m
who have made the supreme sacrific
In spite of all this caro, howeve
the numbers of nameless graves a
very considerable. In areas whe
fighting of an extremely intense ch
acter extended over; long periods,,
was a natter of impossibility to bu
at all the sten who fell between t
Ines of the contending forces; and,
places, there are graves where ve
belated internments have taken plat
In Irish House—so named in compl
went to the Irish Fusiliers—wh
llte
th
the
e_ 4d. each, empty tins for ld. and 21,6
n. each, old linen, leather trunks, o
nd `clothes, books and furnturo broug
s- Opt price and as much es possib
u- was bold by the Belgians because tit
nd never Knew what would be seized b
er their tormentors. Those same to
tp mentors paid £80 for. an oriental ea
en pet four feet square that cost £40
en 1880 and had been in constant us
eft They also paid ,1.,800 francs foe
e. piano which cost 1,400 francs clove
r, years ago. Other similar marches
re were made with the intention of se
re ing the articles later on•—doubtle
ar- hearing the magic words "Made
it , Germany."
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I117I.r,1ANS SOLD iaROl'ER'1'Y
FEARING SE1'ZU1li7
Refused to Buy Germain -Made Goads
and Where Possible Did Not J
Replace Stolen Articles.
During the occupation of Brussels
by the Huns old corks sold for 3d. and
d.
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chaete end .of the Messines Ridg
there is one large grave which held
the remains of an officer eats thin
two men of tho Gordon Highlanders
nameless—who died in `June, 191
and were buried July, 1917, by th
Irish Fusiliers.
An Heroic German.
Dyed Sheets for Dresses.
Wonderful dyes were to be o
tained easily in Brussels and durin
the past summer Belgian ladies dye
their sheets according to fancy i
wore them. Last winter their spa
blankets were transformed int
s` i coats. For a while the Belgians wer
e, hoaxed into wearing their own pati
a otic emblems which had been ratan
Y factured by the Hun and put on sal
— I in Brussels. But as soon as the ho.
Ot , was discovered Belgians refused t
° avail themselves of the privilege
buying German -made goods. A fib
and steel for lighting the gas, a
though clever, was unsaleable, th
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Farther up, amongst the ruins o
Wyschaete itself, are some elaborat
crosses on which the names of Britis
soldiers appear,, surrounded by other
crosses, bearing German names. Thi
marks the position reached by a tid
of British advance tyhch was at the
time thrown back. Amongst wha
was known to soldiers as the "Cats
combs" of Wyschaete village, a singl
cross bears the inscription its Englsh
"Here lies an heroic German." Fre
quently the word "brave" appears of
t'-ese crosses, as a trbute by eithe
German or British to a fallen foe
but one wonders what deed inspire
the use of the word "heroic." Ove
towards Lake Zillebeke, in a littl
graveyard in a quadrangle of muti
lated trees, one cross bears the Ger
man inscription—"A Brave Britisl
Stretcher -Bearer!" And a broke
stretcher lies eloquently across th
grave. •
At a place called Preston Dump
which, slightly north of Messines, wa
stem a German dump, and aftotward
was made an egineering dump by the
'British, -there were two graves to
gether—one that of a German, the
other that. of a Britisher. Weather
of a shell explosion had knocked the
erom rosspioce ftthe German cross
One of the noon of our party insisted
on finding it and hammering it back
into place. "Poor beggar!" he said, "I
suppose he thought he was doing his
duty, same as I do." Those two
crosses in the angle between n road
and the lines of a light raiiwa•r lean
towards one another, as if in a epi_'it
of reconciliation.
A Child's Grave.
A child's grave near Morville, in-
scribed with a child's prayer in Ger-
man rhyme, speaks of a Hun less
Tlunnish than those who compassed
the little one's death.
Now that the war is over, and the
districts where the severest fight'ng
took place are freed, the work teat
remains' to be done is beteg com-
pleted; and now, also, the pe•,ple who
have lost relatives in the war are
making eager enquiries to know where
those they love are sleeping. An cp-
portunity will surely be- offered for
those who desire it to make pilgrim-
ages to the places where these loved
ones are buried.
reason being that it was made by the
hHuns. Brass water taps were taken
by the enemy and for these they paid
s • two francs fifty, charging six francs
efor taps to replace the requisitioned
ones. The new ones were, of course,
"made in Germany." Door handles
and bell pulls were seized in the sante
way but were not replaced by house -
owners. It became "all the style" to
hang a piece of firewood to the bell
wire.
Loot Sent to Germany.
Houses wero constantly searched
for everything that could be used in
manufacturing ammunition, choice
furniture was seized as well as ele-
gant or luxurious clothing—all sent
to Germany as loot. During this
time there was no communication with
the outside world'' -only such letters
and news as the Hun chose to allow.
It is scarcely conceivable that France
and Belgium are even now filled with
war's victims who are hearing for the
first time of what has been happen-
ing outside their own little environ-
ment during the awful five years just
closed.
The low waistline is featured in this
frock of youthful anal graceful lines.
McCall Pattern No. 8742, Misses'
Dress. In 8 sizes, 16 to 20 years.
Price, 25 cents. Transfer Design No.
928. Price, 20 cents.
Advanced spring model featuring
the ooilarles, sleeveless coat, or by
nutting away the front and using a
vest -and collar, as illustrated, an on -
'Neely difforent offeot is given. Me -
Cali Pattern No, 8752, Ladies' Coat
Suit. xn wizaa 84 to 48 bust,
Price, 25 cents,
These patterns may 'be obtained
from your local McCall dealer, or
front the McCall Co, 70 .13ond St.,
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LONDON'S GRANDSTAND
The Victorial Memorial Commands a
Good View of the Mall.
Right in front of Buelcingham Pal-
ace stands the Victoria Memorial,
which commands a view of the whole
length of .the Processional Way which
lie called The Mall.
Access to the central monument is
gained by flights of stone steps, and
those lead' to a spacious platform sur-
rounded by a low Wall.
This platform has become, from its
.positron and great advantage as . a
viewpoint, London's grandstand. -'
To get a front place on this plat-
form is to command a splendid• view
of any Royal or national procession or
function which has its centre of ob-
jective at the palace of our King and
Queen wed is the cause o2 rivalry long
.hefore any such function is dined to
,take place.
Of late it has been one of the sigh -le
of the town to see the way it has been
crowded on seals occasions as when
the British generals, headed by Field
Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, came to
luncheon with the King, and when
President Wilson cane to be the
King's guest, and .later anode a sort of
royal .progress to the city, to be en-
tertained by the Lord Mayor.
On 'such occasions London's growl -
stand is a "stand" indeed, for there
is only standing rootn,
When the King and Queen, cocain -
ponied by their, guests, ante out Upon
the balcony of the palace, as they
frequently do, the balcony and the
grandstand are opposite oath other,
Victoria Memavia
and "ides
he ria t o 1 becomes
araas
one flatter of wowing hnndkarchiefs,
rima one rear of cheering
As a rule, the walls ate occupied
ly London's urchins, who may be
treated to find the best point of van,
(age s1=theta ie a show on,
It is Well that the sbrucittkt' is of
Marble and almost indestructible!
Only one•-0si4'd of the ,vnrlld",s ,,;)air
tllaiinit u'clett bread Ins it daily :feed,
LOSSES BY SUBMARINES
Power to Control or i'orbid Building
of Them Mush be Secured.
Referring to a report received from
Paris by way of New York, that a
plan for assuring freedom of the seas
includes the restricted use of abolition
of the su'bm'arine, the London Daily
Telegraph says:
"The submarine campaign was
aimed at this country, and we suf-
fered worse than all the other tia-
t`ons-combined, There is danger that
that fact may be overlooked. Be-
sicles ships, we lost cargoes valued
at hundreds of millions of pounds
sterling, while 15,000 British men,
women and children were assassin-
ated at sea.
"As we made no special reilresen
'cations en this subject, 'there has
been a tendency to suggest that we
emerged from bMs piracy rather well
off. Let et be remarked once more
that 90,000,000 tone of our shipping
lie at the bottom of the sea. We
are more interested than any com-
munity in the proposal foe the aboli-
tion of the submarine. It would
►fe
misleading to claim that naval
opinion is unanimous in this matter,
but a large body of naval opinion,
and even a larger in'oportion of
statesmen on both sides .the Atlantic
favor the abolition of the U-boat,"
P—o—�—o—o—o---o—n—o—o—o--a-'-A
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cost very little at any of the ding
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of every hard or soft, corn or callus,
You are farther warned that nutting
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INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL
Question of Immigration and Pass-
ports at Peace Congress.-
From
on'grests.From alt authoritative source a
correspondent is informed that when
the major' issues are decided at the
Peace Conference it is Certain that
the powers will' discuss the question
of passport restrictions, along with
the general subject of international
travel, and especially the subject of
imenigrstion.
One of the arguments for the neces-
sity 'of some forret of passport super-
vision is that dangerous agitators
would not travel as 'immigrants. it
is now thought by the police in this
and other allied countries that many
international moles were killed dur-
ing the. War, and that this class` of
criminals, therefore, will not immedi-
ately-give
mmedi-
ately ggive trouble as in former times.
It is suggested that with war -time
passports the surveillance is too cost-
ly.and too embarrassing to legitimate
travel and trade to be maintained .in
its present form, and that some simpl-
er methods may be evolved in the
Conference between the nations at
Paris.
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An excellent way of cleaning leath-
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The suigar beet 'crop in Southwest-
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yield running from 15 to 18 tons per
acre. About $10.50 per ton Is being
paid ion them.
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• These include •
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Also a number of large
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TRAILERS: also a large number of
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These Cars and Cycles have been kept in first-class condition by
the Military Authorities. We are offering these Vehicles at a price
that will clear them out in a very short space of time. They may, be
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