The Clinton News Record, 1914-09-03, Page 4lints a It!leWeaf-
¢cord
September 3rd,1914
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Mx, and 14XLs. Jolla lfarleLt aid
i I � f l� cane 11 : all:. , have
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:'t11G ['miner's' )atCntS,
been. visiting':t u s I_, a,.
me. carr Mrs', John Bartlett,. ,. Sr:°;Mrs.
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Junuttgn 11as baps home .on a vlstt
"110, 1115 parents. ,. , Visiti
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lYlrs. l aylgl, of 1?c,ti ort, is \ i L g
i' o1i Ml, . \1bG> $ -1 <1 loL , of U ivn.
her S , - ._.. y o
' i4zlss : Bei itait has aturnRd i otn a
Visit With.
villi 1\ ak rnist.1a»
The x mi11 is running born” anti •
as the crept, tho;a alga
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en 1 i i'
will ba atrumus �ilp ..ons ort'. �
The �.., ,.. �, . rte:,
Women's 1»stt}lt > ailed 1
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sum f ':l 2`f r the Hospital sht and
o $ o i P
' k •° a sista e i : rovid-
'are how as frig.. s n e u P
ins articles of wearing appeal fee
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the men. 1n the licit.
Means ewe -header.
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-Mrs. 'Nelson; 4teeh and.,}ae algli
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t t. f 'o �rtciu s eat a •fr;ivdays :InGco
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as rho., � q U, .. g ,,
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,.0 -ley of ,Pluekatsnvith spent
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yeaaeay.ee the guests of Miss Mehel-
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Sclroelstatted on � 7?itesday;; the-. new;
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' sacker ,Mus ,h.dlth AunStron , bmg
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.Ln 1ie7 :plats. ,.
h s.at, 'tree Of
:,' Mr, Wm: Me Mufnt2s x . int
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\iltttn -vel ,-poolll. Ne .frust
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may soon taka:a.tuln 101. the bGttec.:
NItsses;Dota,•�\ndiC\ts and. 'el
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> ' is :\+cele ter then horrie:
0 Brren lift th S ,, , ,:
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m 'Cleveland, Ohio, aft) a i
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nth friends in this vicmitg; ,- .
;Ciente ., 1 ;
Mr. Cole of and .]4Ius. Cole.
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of U,lurtou called 9 ,,
ilatt hitt Mrs, iliac. F ollalcl, last
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reset,
Rev. Mr. Penile:I! of -Wliiteolmtc}n,
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alit°-dulniel ,tie Past' weak at.t},nd-
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..elle iniliinciy o earn S.
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2lsses Maly end', Gladys, Tlghand
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span4a ELw .days 'du' the ,past
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wselc: vrith:Nltss rtes tie' Cale :oF
. Cod 'rich to nshl s :,' , ,
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M1.. I-Tara}d Gan?Uelon hob ZeUu4ned
- from., : a ivcielc, s D I 1
f li Spea At ., t , n e Band
and the:: G mn t the cel...
b,, , , lag, o weel'.
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fel' s,�iUlatEotd Lo eomnron G .,ills ,..
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ter On •the„•Colielciab1 Stall, has
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rry d hi v Wi- „ e s .
� a I 0 tai. n th. �li b11dC.
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, Lltey ale Uoat[rling for. a week,,Rt
/ sa-: until their h01(0(3 is l c•ady :far
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them; ` ::;,
Miss:'Rudd who`` 01 rel lion' Quebec
i. .. . 2
with: the W11111ow Party on -. July,
2nel-on a, tour of P;uiope;, and about,
de .i.
Go r ch
14ii'"' n � ii .
pb J+, ell, : who has ,.}leen visrtin •
- e . ,, e uo 6
tafe.kVItssos �,^l o le-. 11 .: • t
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het 1101116 , 14-: Vr nCdn CL
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Dr; PGra tl'YG • -:!has µt[oila e a
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riche p his •t ca •at Milvolton.,
lige, h. 1,:Wtlel, . ..': vicar of St..
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Pcler s 'chit@1Y, LalgGwdod Olrto Lias
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hean.v s1U1r h s n iter
.. i ig. 1 7A 1 Mrs, _ J.
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kT, >:. illiaxns : f bo 1.' ,
• Mr ; Tru h M. . '9.. ey. of ' "e ria
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Salk, , 'errnei:i a ei , n wase. ei ' •-
.,• , Y,, l.. oW , s.. - Hai
of ondon,l one M,. )i. L+. TVatter
of London On't.
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.Mr. Bernard a•,v
� Ma � ox, 1ncwSla.tpAr
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naaii:.aud ppa6a�ute wlttgL tvho- ad-
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cdm ianicd.-Uy .Mrs, aaLvo iveni
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t , nl•Und abAnt a 'i ago; have
letu>ned tq, Canada and have :heen
visitfn their. See le
g : .14X,, . D. .,. 'l'1ac-
levee r: • , .
l boy of Goiter:jab toivitslilp. ghey.
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r itGnd ascan -i aknti, up ;bhou resided -et
ee u[ Vancouver, ' '' •
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. SE,ftVIA' S..NIANY WARS
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Wluok Little Race`.'fias Faced Tel"•'
_..y ,
, ,' Able Odd Seiore and _.V✓on
%. lu'eltior eD lo:'lt)'7- in the world
4 P P P
the e i u of vl o-tliero aro :
:than S tv to s, i n fir,
of .
about ,4,009, 40.0 Sen via itsel'C.
Beck, in. Che dulys 01`, their old em, .
Dire ..411;e3arid,six;centnriGs,ago they
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err : ; ,
s73owed petiole and tetrltic fighti>tg',.
ability, when opposed by heavy odds,
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But let -.us. eo aider ,h t the 'have
u w a Y e
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done in the lese eenturY or -so,. 'Foe
.
� bait
'e • 4 r Under :
creel; 00 uea s they had beep e
'tris heel of trio .T 'rk whens:ill x80:1
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.the Tniklsi1 two}dtors, or Janissatl0,>,
erarpetiated a general massacre,
4mo1g'd106.
(106 Sei+vfans cvlr0 escaped
leas Black -Hemet): George, -..who or-:
'anz d uer' la warfare in' the m u :':-
d t. y: g llo n
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),aria. rna 'tow days rte had awned
the na with. , : ns=
tion rude iv cape
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seethes and LtChfOrk <LO, It ]
Y P.., , s rte, nosh
part—and •won a series . of :vrctoriee
by. sudden onsets. _15e,•proceeded 4q'
Rain a Pitched battle alar capture fort-
ressea.
The Janissaries submitted, and the
Sultan invited the Serviette to i;eturn
to their homes with his blessing.
But Kara Georgy required more than
q
thanks, and 'failed to obtain salts-
Lactio»- .
„
The result was an open breech,: and
a few iridis and highlanders found
tltemsels'es face t0 "race with the'
whole force of the; Ottoman empire.
A pasha was sent to subdue them.
He • regarded the expedition as a
soft job and `boasted that all he used -y
ed was a few ropes with which to
bund insubordinate peasants; of a 'few
woolen caps and' pocket knives for
their propitiation. He mot the' Ser:
views' vanguard, and, before he knew
it, Kara George was upon lilm with
10,000 men. He was put to flight and
died of shame shortly after.
The Turks now set to work serious•
ly, and Kara George was anon re-•
ducted to guerilla warfare with only
some 1,500 men. He harassed art
army of 30,000 men from Bosnia, and
at last gave it battle at Mlahar on
Aug. 4, 1806. He seemed almost su-
perhumuan,
His colossal figure towered above
his comrades, his voice thundered. like
a hurricane; all were carried away
by the example of his courage. The
Bosnians were practically annihilated,
and only a Lew scattered fugitives
c triyed to straggle across the iron -
t r, The Turks gave in and Bel-
grade was taken be' the servia»s. In
1811 Kara Georgehad.
. emancipated
his country and assured his peal•
tion as ruler. In 1813 The was driven
into exile.
But the pluck of the Ser•vdans suf-
!feed to save their land. They rat•
lien to a isle leader, ;VIilosh Obreno•
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There never wa5'a tittle In the
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of Canada whenpthe people of
needed so badly a message from
y g m,ah
tafact '� r r
u e s of Canada.
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The factories of Canada 5 foes are
• ed to the .need of her people. -The
p p
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; f Canada's allies are forced
rar11 to desist from' Shipping Canada
y•
t ands,
V
These facts are known t0 the people
•Canada but Haan of them do not
' y
that Canadian m a n u f a e t u r
now many of the articles
'
have been imported from Europe,
that many Canadian manufacturers
5hortl' - be manufaC
y manufacturing In
man other articles that have not
y
made in this country heretofore.
There, is here an opportunity
manufacturers of Canada to render
real service to the people of Canada
-
in.the rendering of that service to
ly benefit themselves.
Let the manufacturers of Canada
the newspapers at this time more
ever to tell the Yle of Cd
peo p ane
int a position t0 su l
they p supply
the things that have been imported
from Europe and that they are equipping
their factories -to supply more
things
The eyes of the people of Canada
looking toward the manufacturers
Canada, waiting their message
surance and ability to serve.The
papers of Canada are at the service
the manufacturers of nand
Canada'
their message to the Canadian people.
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Canada. ,
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factor
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know
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that '
and
will
Canada
been'
for the •
a
and
great-,
use
than
a that
most
0st of
of those
are
of
of re=aS=
news=
of
to carry
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McKillop a'owshtp,
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The 1151 ytSt was nearly all gather-
g< _
ed'. in last week, • the farmers having
a hard time saving 41* crop owing
to the ctlrttfnued tett weather,
n
121sS Tillkr, Dundas, take has boon
residing in Toronto for several
months, has returned home.
Apples and pears) are in abundance
in this section and potatoes promie0
an excellent.eetnr:n-
•,• Sunday 1, rn on
will pl4 uh here on Sun, afro o
next.
The ladies of this • vicinity intend
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iiuldm a paluat.c social t
g 71 Pa11C5 .
ters' hail on nifty e, ening of. neat
N*d lc: A snl,all: acininsslon fee will .
he ehai: ocl., There`win he a'good pee-
gram and the GoinmitUec ' would like
to see aver •b011.3 011131 out and mike
3 s
the 'chair e success,
Miss M. _Riley left this_rteak for
Cleveland, Ohio.
t
rellem ,nothing :had been;. heard for ,
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some w e 1s airivod hone 1'uesrla
, q i Y
neer}ng. I' he party, about eihhty,
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atl1ied la 110310 a lrttlo ahead : of,
trine after the war' bloke ou't.. No♦
Gorr fderili it .othl a c
S h, . 5 bre at centime,
their tour h e.,.
toy: waitCel in Rome fek
an opportunityto cone' bonne and,
)\;sere, 'there two • \veehs when they
finch got: chance to sa11 on an
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y b .,
Italian boat from Halite's in conn-
Pane .with a party of American
tourists. They sailed. on :Vttgust
1511,
4.1.0. 1dti 1 wife
, nee; DL.
11 til f : Of e, --
.Nzeldlbin o1 G^lerelana; 011ie,: tolltler-
115 of CIoderich,''passed a'wap .at her
3�_
- - r ,,
1tO1nL, last WL'C4 atter a iengthyl•1v
nesse„
Mr, and Mrs. B. iI, McCltaaUh: who
'
have been holidaying in ,tech, have
.returned to Toront =
q,p
, ;Mr, and Mrs, R; 0 Metter• and
Mann Doreen have tet
retained to DG
troit after spending' some weeks- in
town as the 's
guests of the lady's
moi her, Mrs. Arnt. Ioung.
The. Ladies; Aid of. Bethel church
have again organized and will held
a.nneeting on Thursdap afternoon of
this week.
)Miens those who lett on the late
harvest exenrsian for the iycst •were
George Stegner, 7oseph Thornton
,Jolra'Zeigler and Robert Hulley,
Shrews-Reeord to end of year for 25e,
Bl th
leers. .dung, eliet of 'b711 late, N
H. ,Yeun died at;the-hoinc. of her
daughter, Mrs. 39' 33 Sloan Close'
Li, Toronto, on 1'l ursdn} "night”
last 'after: a lime -erring Meese. ' She'
was ,re sister of Oars Frani; Spatting
of 14'ingliarn, arl,d` Y1rs. 141. VI. 'Grey;
and arrived in New i'oi:k on
'Mondlek. last.- . Rome tcas ppaeeful
and quiet n:
l�ie� and the aii;y sulraced'no
1Icorn'eidenee either there or" 'on
board I .0
boa 1 ship, except ; Lhe long ocean
voyage on aslow-g0ing-, but steady
hpab on which the acconuuedation
was not quite as good alike'"
would' Irate bed sailing teem: Live-
Pool, but thee) were very glad tp
. 141)', 11: St, George l;eTouzel of Keir
;fork, who is just redoyeriii •: Preen, ti -
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soniowhai) secrous illness is visiting
at: the hoiic 01 hieparents. in town,
Mee. R. V. Reid and daughter: have
returhed to 'their Home in Brooklyn,
NV., after a six weevs, visit as the
guests of rho fermcr's'parents, 'Me.
and Mrs, A. •Farrow.
Kipper
Last week Mr, Fred. Ross, Prinoi-
pal .of Dungannon Public school, vis-
Red 141). G. S. Howard,. Prilicipal of
also teacher,,
'Toronto; ann leaves a ` son also,
Herb Young' of Sudbury, her bus-
baud having dfrd about -two • years'
ago, .Mr. Young was for years a
prominent and influential resident of
this. village, while engaged in the
salt :and also of
set' foot this Sidi the Atlantic
a cin. trill Rurld''s friends in
g
town; ivho were beginning 'to get
anxious•' concernin her wellare
g ,
were 1n«c}i lo1ieved tu. see her safe-
1}' 11011)C again. •
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Seaforth.
Misses 0, and ;D, Monson have se-
•turned from a visit at Cayuga.
lir, and Mrs. J: Cowan and fain-
1111 have returned from Bayfield,
Zurich school and our
Mr. R. Long has returned to his
hone -in Toronto after spending a
pleasant two weeks' visit with his
friends lo the home of Messrs. R.
and E. Niprrfson.
N[L1 W. Ii: 11 Johnston1tand tamitc',
are home again after: enioying a long
vacation with friends In Ashfleld and
West Wawanosh.
Mrs. Alex. Buchanan of Wheatley
accompanied bp her son, Golden, and
his Lerida of Detroit are the guests
of her 1011, Webster, Her many'
Lriends are pleased to ' see Mrs.
manufacture 01
Soafortb, as a member of the firm
oC (trey, Young and Sparling, Mrs.
Young was a life-long member of the
Methodist Church, active in all its
interests, for a tulle 000 Of its office
i111ewr11 and was beloved by all cchd
kbew her, being a woman of ))pens
than ordinary intellectual attain-
meat.' A funeral service was held
at the 110Line of Mr. Sloan, Toronto,
of Friday evening, (quite a numbervi11c.
of former. Huronians being present,)
conducted by RUN'. .1. Il. Hazelwood,
of Toronto, 11iniscl1 a native of How-
.
Seaforth.'
112r. Cummings of Reading, Miele,
15 visaing Mrs. •I :. Web!,,
Mrs, J. Davis and IiGldo son left
last Thursday for ilei) home • in
Mason, Ohio, after spending a Vaca-
tion with the lady's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Robinson of 10gmorid-
Miss M. Dnncan has returned from
a visit with Brantford friends.
where they0 have spent the summer,
They have: taken up rcsidcnq in Miss
Goveulock's cottage.
Mr. W. Jones is spending a couple
of' weeks at Wattord and Toronto.
peach came suddenly to Mr. 1V,
y
Heber Morrison of Dauphin, Mare, on
Wednesday of last week. The de-
ceased was the husband 01 Miss Mayt
Soolo, formerly of town, and lras a
brother living in IIeC{illop township.
Ilir, 'Harold Nixon of London has
heen appointed organist in the Pres-
byterian churph, to till the vacancy
Buchanan again.
Nirs. (Rev.) Musgrove called on
friends here last week. -'
- Mr, Will ,leoivler of Toronto tante
up last Wednesday and sold his farm
on the 2nd concession of Stanley 10
a num from Str:atidre tor a•good
price,
The homes' of Messrs. bred Pointer
and John Murdock are brightened by
the arrival of a new girl in each it
short time ago.
Miss .Petrie left; last ilrithep for
her school in Sault Ste. Marie.
NEWS-RECORD-NEWS-LEADER.1{rEWS-R);C:ORDATI1t4S-Ll;rld);It.
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ick, the remains being brought to
Blyth Saturday. Jt memorial service
was held in the Methodist church,
from which place the body was• talc-
en to Blyth cemetery' for interment.
'those who aceon1panied the remains
from Toronto were Dr. 33'. Sloan and
wife, W. W. Sloan and wife, herb
'Young and wife.
Miss Wright of Dundas 'is visiting
her sisier,,NIes. Woodcock.
Mrs. ;Scott of -Montreal ,has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. 1V. D.
'turner. ',0r:rolcd
Wingham• •
Miss 13e111 ('alder of Lara nl'o has
been visiting tier sister, Dr. Merger-
t Calder of town.
lir. and Mrs.W.J. Greer were vis-
horn at 0rand Bend for a Few days
last • week.
101155 Dorothy 13ond and Miss Irene
Lowarten of Toronto have been
spending a few weeks- in town as the
guests of the former's sister,, alts,
Drummond.
r
Mrs, •J. Balton McKibben. and
children have ' returned from Ie-Metue
caused by the resignation of .Nlrs.
I{inder
Mrs. P. Freeman haS returned
from a plcasaut visit to Saginaw, :
and ,Detroit.
Mr. Scott has rtutngd to Re
gine after a visit of several weeks
in the home town:
Mrs. J, R, Reid .of Maple C
Sask,, and Mrs, l;•. T. Hoppet of
Medicine 1lat, Alba„ left last week,
after a visit if several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Reid, Cor Brant,-
ford, Toronto and Niagara lulls be-
fart returnin to their w6stern
g
homes.
viteh, the founder of the late dynasty,
Tho old tactics were adopted, \vo•
dine, where they spent the sunier..
Mrs. H. Beattie and sons of Mimi-
• ��
rills Crretia tinned' is spending a
fortnight in 'Muskoka/ as the guest of
)c+ have returned to their home af_
peg
ter a visit of some weeks with the
inenchildren and monks becoming
,
sharpah.00lers behind every rock.
efilosh was soon strong enough for a
battle, A desperate hand-to-hand
When
atrngglo ensues. 'Rchein ammunition
filled the Servfans fought with their.
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tie
Sale
Ready-
To -;Near
Garments
GHud
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W
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Dry Goods
HousD
Furnishings
ilIiss ll al.d,
Wald,
Hiss Lulls i3. rsbistcr of Sesi etoo
Sask., is vision her )
g latents, NIt .
and Mrs, lint, Jsblster, : .!
141). A. 1I. Wilford
lady's mother, Ales, J. Turner,
Mrs, Trod - Beattie snit daughter-
Alis Muriel, lett last weer.- to jolt;
Mr: 13eai•lia in .lJrintoirion. 'They
\vete accompanied as far :is 1,0ur10n
T
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no
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has accepted a
position as stiparirttendent of the
poultry department of the Harris
Allattoir, Toronto, . and left lash
week to assutiie ]tis• now duties. Mr.
le a far the timeelli»g will )b01119. o business
`• Mr. Robe. Weir left+, last ,week: for-
Regina to resume his teacluing' ditties
as matheptatical master in the "C0,1'
1'egiaU'c of that city atter a cacatlon
spent -a,t his home here.
Miss'Jessie Waddell, -:,who lived with
by -miss L. 1101m0s"
Me. Fred Beattie and daughter,
Bliss Muriel, left last week 0) join
Mr. 13cattir, in Edmonton. lhov
were accom aided as far as London
by Miss L. nlIol:nes-
The ladies of Scato0111 have •organ-
ized i Red Cross Satiety with the
following ' officers : i•Xon. 1311.5ident,"
'Mrs.. A. Wilson ; President Mite. A.
Le. Colson ; mice Mrs, H. Spcare ;
Treasurer, lobs Oscar: Noll,; Secre-
daggers, even with their nails and
teeth, cud secured victory after per.
to prodigies 01 valor. Soon they
were able to encounter' the paella of
Bosnia, and Nfiilosll defeated him.
In 1876 they .fought Turkey again
and though they suffered defeat, there
was no sign of decay 10 their here -
ditary valor;
That defeat they paid the Turks
with interest in the war of 1912, In
1913 they fought Bulgaria and inflict.
ed a crushing aefdat,
° Having bought out the Furniture and
Li:
Uri d e i t a k in g business of Nlr. Wesley
- 10 oel,and 111 older t0 reduCB stock, far.
the next fifty clays, we put On one'o the
largest sales, of Ful nituxe that was'ever'
held ill,khe county of Huron, "
. THIS STOCK MUST1.BE REDUCED AND THE
' PRICES ARE NOT TO BiE CONSIDERED.
e. We believe in
� tle," not the "Echo,"
��` I It 1.., 'why you find this
'o _ Always in the
�%' = 'new things" lirSG,
_111donated
lege manufacturer
yY' style is a ire the
dress we are the
Clinton, Never
perience have eve
VV ;' our trade such superior
'•.furs we are ndw
being
store,
lead
suit,
first
in
been
her father in town and who retired
to bed hi usual health on Tuesday
the "Wide-\veek, was fennel dead in the mann-
and that is Mg.
Miss Mabel E. ponder and lir. Jas;
in showing lieCillkvray, both forma tesidcnts of
lihie town' 1101:L` married ill Detroit
has a new last week. They will reside in De-
coat, JI or troit.
to have it in _ Mr. T. M. Smith of the Dominion
our busier ss ex- Bank stall has been removed to Wal-
able to offer ' ]cervine, Mr, O. L. ?ender succeeding
sh in Lntles and
showing, 4Vehint Here.
tary, I,
Mrs. L. DeLacey, The exeea.
rice committee; is made up of the
officers and two ladies from each of
the churches. A (large number . have
already joined the society and in or-
derto start a fund the proceeds of
0110 night at the picture show •. were
and the ladies held a, ten
crit an Saturday last,
Mos. Patten" left last week fol
Sheldon, N.D., t0 tools alcor her
property:. there.
DAILY COST WAR
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All GOOdSf OU�yht Durinfy Sale Will be Cash,
�u
Fabulous Sum Required to Pay ewe
tilers, Not Counting Damage
g {� g
Probably nobody can answer th
question as to the probable daily cost
of
RhehSouth African lndlvidual Dower.A
Britain $1,250,000,000, ,altlwwar uo It was
estimated that It would glair cost
e�5,000;000.+ It deDfadtr weep. the,
management, the wa
enoamoue vat•fetY : of eleoumstancee,`
?`
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J� • DuNFoRID)
Night and Sunday Calls answered at.res dente
•
over the store. Phone 28.
as
that experience no effort
.'could make.
styles to choose fieri.
( Gone and take
: inot to buy.
�l i r
tskill
We
ten
iand ee tlruo ley 01 'Bethel, Conn., and bit, 3, e best Aire. 13, S. Stephens and CPlldidtt
have over 100 Y
of Nelson, B.C., were. of Mr.
and Mrs. R'. B, Elliott Para tet'
a look to buyor days.
) O.
Mrs. (Rev. G. L. Jeal,ins of Brant
ford tubo
TREASURERS AT BUCKINGHAM
"�
Three Vaults, at the Palace Contain
Man Valuables
y
In South Africa waste woe responsible,,
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LADIES FAIL
was spending a Neck or so
13, Vantoneto entip visited Mrs, �,
SUITS9t���
The treasure vaults on the base-
ment
meet floor of Buckingham Palace are
three in number, and their contents
'corn-
for the huge ultimate total.
If, Boer war cost Ragland above
:$1,500,000 a day, Sundaye included, as
it )lid, what Mvdll�this war cost Eng -
iancri i ii `#e'rifte' t,°"li4is"ti'lret:''lutii
sia, 'Belgium and Servia7 A read y
the loss to Belgium Is nearly $300,000,-
000 because of the destruction of her
bridges, railways and the stoppage of
all her commerce.
The Pay of the El el soldiers !s
•• y�
filh�� it
We have
of Portland Cement
pdete satisfaction.
cannot make
j�
S, �� ��R�
�- �Q���� � �� eyy 1
nJf
;Wee roceived;a carload of the samD old brand
which has alwaysgiven you such 'corn -
w y ,) 'c
IL always fills your requirements. lou
a mistake;nsing' the National
•
raj °
w, - Clinton.
Each bears
fashion, handsome
est styles and careful
the bestppoesihle
money, all sizes,
590,00,
. '
the
inaterfals,
value
prices
latest mint; of
Mod- " IT 33/13 L PAY YOU TO USE TI -IIS
workmanship, column for For ' Sale, Wanted
for y 0 u Found,Lost, Etc.
,$15,00, tot advts All who
. , have tried it says so.
are of almost fabulous value j'
In vas $ cu nun `atlo'i ti
Jewels, armor, statuary, pre0ures, fur-
niture and other' art objects which
have conte into the possession of the
loyal family through various chant els
/'
I I Fit. MIIIINEflY
�l Our milliner
August 31st and
/ Miss Roche, Opening
later.
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is
ELECTION EXPENSESI
dept. reopened
i
In (barge of Abstract of the expenses of William
announced. Pxoudfoot, a candidate in the Centre
]Intern Riding ,of the (Jaunty of ITh,
r:0n at the election held June 29th'
during the last two centuries, and for
which no accommodation can be found
in the public and state apartments of -
the royal residences. The contents of
the third vault may almost be termed
r.
p ice. ' Of gold ornaments alone
there are over six thousand, weighing.
much more than any ether nation, bD•;
cause themanyis a voluntary; one,
and privates receive ono shelling ,and
twopeuoe daily. France is paying the,
y
wife of each volunteer 14 francs
daily, with hall a franc eddod for
each dependent child under 16. Bel-
glum :pays the next highest daily
;wage to its soldiers- English tenni•
toriais while they' are, in the renke
',receive the same s
l pay as volunteers,
.rind noel that they have been called
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, LONDON, CANADA
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( t;ar�o s Po alar
11th
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exhibition
to 19th 1914
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CNILDOEN 13
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1914.,W��i
Livery 8123 75
Telegraphing acct 20,76
Ptrinting and Advertising 101,5'3
•Bands - 62,00 '
phoning account' 30;25
TeleSeptember
considerably over a ton In all, and
man individual , items would bring
y
thousands of dollars In the open mar-
ken. Most of these treasures came
to Queen VlDtorla,as gifts from other
eevereigns,
.SWEATER COATS i i
w e passed ,i n t 0
stock this week a vdry
beautiful range of high
eatec,,coate .in e" o
all the new shades, pad- y :
dy greeny copenha en, N✓•
g -.-•y
bright red and white, r .. ,...
all sizes: ' A o0
1 good as
sortmeut of children's •
sweater coats a1'so on y^w' ,
display,sizes Proml22 to
32. .. Katt �I�������II�
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Postings 27:00
Rent -of' halls and committee
roams , 117.00
Stationary, bill "posting
Eleotrse light, sue, 62,18
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Personal ex eases "40.00
P
=—
$584.87
', W• H,. R0131,IiIlSON,
Official Agent 'for the ,
g ..: . said Wni.
PeoiidEOot.
' "'
Have ,°xeeeived
, vougheus for -the
same. ;:cAny one wislu•n ;to exaa ins
y he g
them. ma dorso' at m :office,
A,' W; BEAC,0.14I',
(returning Officer, Centro Huron.
M thematica, in the Orient
R
The Japanese mathematician, Yo
ahio:l4Xtkamt; writing of the develop-
meat of mathematics in the Far Eaet
• +
showed that .the :erten • s , on the
Peelle were alre.dy acquainted, as
P-
earlyas the third andfourth urt centuries
of .,our era with -faota and' th o 7
e r es
in -mathemabLcs wbiCh were unkno
er wn
!a, Hlurop, several centuries later. As
oa th :
'early es a middi or latter half of
S -
the sixth century then ,(Chinese were.
Sri poaeeeskon of all the ruler for
bandlin vu1 'ar fraet
g g, tone, betas in
this a thousand Yearn "or rag ahead of
Europe.
OA w1,11 reo4eive full artily' pay,
eankh' ar" railwaymen
•.
M1. Edmund Horne, of .Watford,
who retired from the servi'ee of the '
London and North-Western Rahway,
tem an
P y after forty-five years duty)
had eight sons all employed by the
same company, Their 'combined ger
vl'co aggreg”"sled nearl•y 80•0 years.
see and;ee: lobi'Pitt. 04 TruneD
Noiloik, .celebrating their golden Nen-
ding, had heir whole family of to n
children 11• -ring, They heel brought
them up on whges varying from $2,50•
to 24,00 a:welle, .
INCREASED PRIZE LIST
PROGRAMME, OF ATTRACTIONS. TWO SPEED
MAGNIFICENT 4 O
EVENTS DAILX, NEW FIRI74VORBS EVERT NlCpkl7,
Come and See
arimeutal Far in Exhibit the Canadian Royal Dragoons.
ThA Exp 9 g
The Con. 7, Kennedy Shows will fill the Midway,
Music by the available Bands,
Reduced l2al,lway Rates eomnnencing Sept, filth
Special Excursion Days, Sept. 15th, 10011 and 17th, '
All tickets good m September 2151,
All inforuiatromfcom the Secretary" ,.
�,.1. RE.I"D, President, A. MI HUNT, Secretary
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