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MAFGRTII, FRIDAY, Jane 30, 191a,
ilita War Situatitm
Thiel l'alertnan, esleaults o :Verdun dur-
ing thee earIsliart of theweek werc
ahaetInued With unabated and df a:rose
edhle, intensified fary. Setae of these
otagaaelltihifeere 3t. a meaaure succese-
M the' Germans getting Perliously.
inhaeheale key of the French positions.
1e French, bewever, have been Able.
• rea*tiain their bold and by co.m-
ter
-Afticks have even regained some
kilieliedatait territory. The heavy are
1:111e:ry hombardreent recently pome
enented end maintained, by thea.43rItieh
against the Gertnp poeitions pppsoite
the British lines leas undoubtedly!
13ValtlY aided the French as the
kklana,ns have not now the available
mete and material to maintain la serer
Ions offensive at more than • one
iaol nit at a eietne. The.se lest Venda/cafe
tacks have been L1Ie fieroest since
the offenelve commenced, but like the
lathers, faithough they did Attain some
success, in. the ends they are bound
ta fail, and -a. failure which car -
with it thousands and thousands
Of her best troops.
* On, Cthe Eastern front the Ras -
Stens titre still ad,vancing, rnot even
German reinforcements being able to
ohm the eaccessful atrolops of the
Czar. They have alreadY driven the
Austrians into the earPathiart mOurt-:
S13.0, Old if they pan continue the ade
viance, and suth a. thing looks very
much' like', a' foeegone canclu,slart,; they
Nall foon„ be •on the 'great Traney14
'melon plains, whoee capture, with
'their lege grain crops, would be a
sta.ggeringf)lostr to Austria, I, as it
Watald crea.
ate ..f cod shortage that thee"
aviceal4 aitaie no means ofimeeting On
eatite lines being held by the Permans
44 story is the t same. They give
4:130 RUasiAns a little More trouble, but.
0.1e latter' sadvance alone the leas
130re and stesx1y,SInbe the comf6LJ
;Of 'their faidvente .the RuaSian-
•.2fk000 German and Auea
eraia, .
frotee fortpne agein
rnr the armee the enemy
a
acasierywhere ',laving -bean forced t to
ialve -way, The Italian, array 'woad not
he td,erjed ideSpite the most desperre
Itgeagotage04
Tthlis CiOnibinta4 Rulasien, Italian and
„aerliiegef, offensive whieeeis now leader
•vilaor elexil* to ieetifY the belief that
tee great Allied, drive eo long looke
esti for ape, =Tr commenced. Amid that
trails aaf the year `11;ifi been reach-
eepla If t tteemm,- Germ.a„ny wul
to 444= VerdUn,' where tens
of bear best lie eaten,
"1/4174A -y4lJ bertet the defensive( At all
ettdiaW And will bekneed to snake
lier :ease stand against the iron arms
eurrounding her.
Canacla's New Governor Genera
The eamouncement wtas rece1ved-13
'Qttaaata, on, Monday, from London that
the .Duke of Devonshire will succe2d
-R. H. ,the Puke of Connaught{ as
Clovernor-Genenee of Canada.
The new GovernoreGeneral will ar-
rive ari Caned,a, under the usual ar-i
relgementslii October, passing the
outgoing Governor at eea.. He as alea
Scribed (a.s a lman of, 'unusually peas -
ng personality, and he coe o a
beast which has given ea British hise
tory nmelY important Zgerah
VictoT Christian William Caren-)
dish, ninth Dike of Devonshire,
(created 1694), G. C. V. 0., P. C., L.L.D.,
w,a(3 born. May 31,•1868. He was in
Parliament as a Ltb,ereleTenionist for
Derbyshire, 1891-1908 Secretary,
of His Majesty's HOusehold, 1900-03;
Financial Secretaryt to the Treaeury,
190345; es LorclaLteutenant of Derby-
shire, preSident of the territorial
forces of Derby, .and. Chancellor of
Leeds University: Last year he was
appointed as Civil Lord 'of the Ade
raltaltyi
married, in 1892, Lady r Evelyn
Emily Mary Fitzmaurioe, daughter to
tbe• Merquis of Lansdowne. (forin.er
Governoreeleneral pf Capecta.), and
there are. two sons land five d,augh-
item
The iDu.ke wa's edueated on
and Trinity College,. Cambridge. His
estates Aggregate about 186,000 acres,
with m1ner,a1 ProPertiesin T-lanc2'-'
etare and Derbyshire- He has tame
oils picture galleries- at Chatsworth
.Hardevick And Devont*eatae \House,
elm 0, library ands stable gallery' at
Cha,tatworth,
tke Die*chitilre ducal family tore,
emated in, the 12th centturTa In 1556
gthe earkloan devolved, on the Owen -
dial *Seiler, e-nd en 1694 th€ fotue h
'Tee
1uro4 LI
Iti
Ceariirfte
day • afte
fine eat e
feerme Itn fi
iitkjl
-111. i'Dise
.. •
e
(1.0a-ligh
,Mad eatli ! Who
.aerteiaitet Gainshorteigh
At s land. Elizabeth
*Duches bf
Gihhee had
of IS " tisane
Emire," and
mysterioue
her portrait by 1,0,a/sage
bS strange r COvCry
• eherter of a cen-
Duke or pee, llire
stathemen -*frdela 1863
In 419,08.•
Duke end Due-1'46as .ot
been1;of ',great*sista
-
d Cru8s in. th.4 *ski
HouRe was, recently
thiet organization.
wievik-it 1a
usua?. .fg at
differ Sat mun
the- ricl4ng •wer
cellen
Vie
Elliot a' 'Pa
Mr.
et,an
Mr.
for 'E
-donte
the
Opposi
lie fat
princi
Wilfr
t tzeo
exeressi
Paler in
lon k
irs
tg,4
and
Pet
Lauri'
mirime Pa liam
wee/neat ,approv
following P-3 fic
risuin ,ye
McK11114p; t
s
ee r :
Kerr, Cline= ;
Karin l. rn
ea, Be
;Maine ,.J., D. II
reteryi J,antea
treasurer, Go
Liberals
etinie 'of the edinaltle
Aitsociatioe wee held
'1Ssietortb, ozToes-e
the
blaggt4 Iche..na•e°wilegi,ng
lab up miuch, delayed.
fthee .waig ;04- rthe
nee, a1thea/10 the
Ilaalitits :,(th.reidghout
well representedExat
were given
for.: Weet Middlesex,
the- Liberal
foe -South Huren tend
• Liberal tacenleee
R,aseluti-ons Woie
hearty appreeral, of
which'iNa W. Rib -Well,
r, Is infieencine.'1 sebe
atateping Lieiera,1
the statate
's :coarse.. in,.•/tale De-
nt Aso, received, 1-0e
I of . th e meeti/. The
were, elected or the
resident, at Merdle
losepreeiglent, J41 L.
2n4 .vide -president,: ,N.
mlfler;; 3rd vleelepreg-
ncbleye Seaforthi eeee
.; Godeti.ieh;
Young, Carlow.
I e
St. elev's
lefti
jelelee of St
took +ce. here
largely 'often
clottaig for Prly
Mr. Haegeee. firs
Ir. 18661 way:Ti-
the fbeeiks" 01 t
have been Dreg
serrjoas Slies
Prof. Sia.ve of
He spoke to
and t the righ
came tiumbers
titf twate One, of
miynie lever hear'
Rev. Mr. Pere,
was also presen
LucknoW.
ahe alternoo
ject, "How to
Seeceal ;music w
cboCr, splos by
Rata Se BLS s c
was conducted
traening with
Londone The co
Gus.
ingham
b arch 50th Annevare
th anniversary I Hee'
fdrewts.church, terhien.
last "SandaY, Was
, several . eh Oen: s
go .of attendiegeltiev.
pastor of winghams,
hech:arch stoouid up")f
txaaam4wto
nt, bat because !of
unable to. attend.'
(vont° tee& ISSOlatee'
extent.* the Near
eousnese of- Beiteltes
who besiad htm saad
e (most eloquent see -4
an. thIS commaitiltyq
aetor of the clOreb,
R. D. Cameron, of
the 'Sunday .sthavti
, bald)* as his '4t.) -f.
a. Good Canate rt."
•.rearlered by
Miss .Oo1w1l Mre
urrie, and. the Muele
: Prof, Colwell, new
ea= 161st battalion In
ct:enls .wete gen: r.
a 1
,
M Killop
The wel4nown eye (Mallet, Mr. Eiuhaon Will
be at Beate' Variqty tore. 2. eaforth, on W nee. -
day and Tbnreday, q-uly 5th and otn. 26 8-1
axle WcrJd1ng. A quiet wedding
Was s mnizecj 1 the Methodist 'pax
soilage, lExeter, Wednesday, June
28th, w n Miss lossie -Francis, billy
c1a.ug1itr of Mr and 1 Mrs. R. f H.
Fro.aciS, of Tha i s .Renid, was otaie
ried ito ber Hee d lee Lawrence, f of
McKillop, .19011 'of Mrs. Jams Levee
rence, elf that wnshipee The .cere-
moeT w3�,esefe! medf he* P4314M,r.:
MUXWOrrrIPY, .of J -fs 'Street Mcto-
dlst church, Exeter. Tbe bride wore
a beAutitful gown of Weiteh taffeta
with ,tl* traditi I yell , and oreege
blossoms Me b ide was unattended
ancl'weell given a ay tbyaber lethal',
After tile marria e cereinciny a •Wed.
ding breakfast - as served at , the
bride's home wh cb was exquisitely'
decOrted with a I:Talus/On of Jlti:ae
flowers. The bri, e received trianY
..i.seful land hand erne gifts. Late/
-
Mr. alnd , Mrs. La renee !left; for To-
ronto and points east, After welch
tany, 'Neill ret urn a :the groom's fm
Jr. McKillop. -Thei many friends ex.
tend to Mr and Mrs. Lawrence hea ti4-
est congratulation -and, best weal es
for A Icaag ands appy married lite.
Ex ter.
Notes.-4Mes..3rs. 1. G. Seldon, J. A;
Stewart, IC. fl. Snell and R. N.Creach
taking part in the
t there in Scotch
and Mr. Creech
trophy .which they
ecoratIon Day Was
when the SAdda
odgeemet • at ,che,
ated the graves- of
thran.-Mr. Josepfi
were an :Itionalori,
bowling .tourna,me
doubles. Mr. Snel
w511 ideaerad the
iwara last, year.-
obeerved• on Sund
'fellows oe Exeter
cemetery land deco
their derted br
Keys, who has resided -with his qis-
ter, Mrs ;William rlckwood, for he
past-rouple of yea , .has retu`ened, to
the 'Stat.*, where he will rt,sume hlt.
duti'es as a rail ay engineer.-R0v.
Gordon Ltt, for ierly 1 GentraiRa,
and w11. known ere, was recently
married to Mis Nellie Young at
•
Barnby. -Miss Ve.r Esaeete of loWn,
Mrs Jate44 Oke a d Mies °ke' i3f
Centralia, Were in Londdn, aetene, urig
the 'Amer I of the late Mrs. Donald
Fraser, o' 'St. Tho as. 11-irs„Fraser
fo-rmerlyy lived at Centrella and 10.r
maidet, re ree , was Pearl' Cobleige.-
Rev. [VT C.F 11. McAl *ere 'who severe.;
his conne 'ion as pastor of Jam e,
street cb h a. eduple of vreelc
preached I1S fare ell serm-on le t
Sunday v ing.-ffr J. Willts Powe4l
has Igen() 1 Orange, N .J.,fato attend
eonventtonI 01 the =mi6on Corapa:ny.e-
Mrs had the mi5fer_
tune to fa and Ir tare a, reb.-Mie
william R11nsaim unces the ene
gagement liis dau liter, Ethel Maud
ta .Mr.Vir4111 , of Mr: (a
Mrs. W. F= May, of ifitehell.-Mr.
.Brickwoed and i11y have:moved(
London.haWord w received o
Sunday, by, Edward. Treble, Exeter
that hieso, Leance op. I.Y. Treble
f erlyeefe, the ear& le &Italian* a
afficially frAtdiatexl rata' adanitted,
. •
he County of London :ever alesee
rtglaxiel, eeeerely wound
' 4 _
,.......,,„.....
* . . prucelield
d Orders Parcel Acknowledged.
* time Aga WW1- onekof the s
t of Rede Croas, euXilleg i if
cefield. Miss leery Glbson enc
aid a. box of I Weed Articles. for
in charge .of the, . ! 110813
re elle afoods were delivereda
k Mies Gibson received a,
.Mise C.! Margaret` Here, sl
barge- df No. SeCanedian gOS
muck, who was the lucky lade
ive eke r cel, ths,nking her
. land stating :that *they
g jthe autpplles end found the
c lient -She*. : •
N tee. -On Sabbath last- i patr/
r ices .were held •In. (Me. Presby
are oharch when a irlolliof .honorac
at. ing, 'the nannee of ittioaetwho h
to save their king and co
we's eaveiled. Mrs. McQueen
r:. Roderick 4161Cienzie two of
ot ers whoge' soap have gone
• le, unveiled the roll ;Rev. IN
pre,aehed a , splendid patri
on, arg/ng all to be i'lle he
h sever their lee was cast
en ay,„afteropon, - Mr. DeWitt C
ns preaehed his farewell sermon
be iMethcdjst .charoh. He has
ba ge eif the .- congregation
11 A Year, during which he
Mach good for the Mester.
r e- -congregation ' met to hear
ar well words, He pre,acbed ef
er miab, 12 and 5th verge. The c
ng hymn, °Mist be -Ithe Tie It
- ," WaS sang by 'the oengr
ion, Nivillo wag sorry to pare
be young divine. -Miss Ca.ssie
ur el is viefiting her, laeint,-.
hornpson, of Chioago. —Miss .14
e titan, of Egmondville, Is the go
f I1ss Margaret Ross -Rev. E.
ii. „ters, formerly of . our villa
As 'moved to Watford, whereahe
reside. -Dr. A.riastrong, of T
or erly of oar village, ira visiting
.‘rle ds in oui initiate She, are
la to weettorne hine-M
hes 'oeen teaching
er village, has resigae
on are sorry to part
iss. McClare is the g
an IA Imo.- r. Willie
ta ley, who is rettaildl
.ad!t raped last Week, Mr. Edge,
ea th, has charge, of the. cern
, lend Mr Pani Bog , of, Br u
a its 'doing the frame work -
wan is visiting: rale Ives in
.-Miss .A. ice Ratter) ury Is
her brother. Joho •ttenbury,
a,miltoe.-The Sanday
f -the- Presbeterlan ch
el/ ,On Wednesday ilex
Stanley Red Cross
a. lawneetsoeffel , with
113aind, in attendan
•ome, of Mr. Taylor, of ,
nc esion, Stanley, on
ing,. Jaly 4th.
$ '
ip-
o e•
ast
oat
ter
-to
for
ere
ila
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ve
nap
nd
the
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for
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Id
s cktmrib 11,
ischool n ar
. The 8 with ,he
t of es.
R0(58, 01:1
g his ha n,
of
nt
ea;
rs.
o
ts-
in
hool ipic te
rch will be
to Bayfie d.
Society 111
the; Clint d
e, at the
he eeco
aeediay
Rills Green
Strawberry' Social. -
dell 'under the auspices
men Red, Cross Sotiety
hereleon the evening of(
d. j Peente of ice ereie
110 sies (besides a good
11 - provided. 'Phis wi
_the Season aaid a
e t
/ .111 most deserving, one, there (
el re Itto be a, large abdance.'
T1. Late -Mrs Worktre, . - T e
,c ur h, home end cornmu Ay sustal
a heavy latiS when. ;An Elezabe h •
P Hoek,. the beloved Wife of Mr. 3 s:
M ;Workmen, peeyeed qu'le ly away n
✓ t 6th year on, Satu I. y, Ju, e
3rd. In. her home life, t sere *; w
ifest in Its best sense, a Sehristi n
hi ei where her "Influenc was su li
ta . t her husband and fa ily call h r
bl Steed. With her bright, SUnTly di
PC dim, iher courtesy and kindlines
her tat anal warm oympa hies,
a constant inspirati to b r
h , . 1 II And ,a laving an devote
1r to her children, ho were
in ch lettached tfo her . affectio
r
ed and honored her and whit
he lt permitted, an effic nt wor
,er art the Presbyterian c urch, o
w lett, She IltraS a revered ember. $h
w Sete mother of twelv childre
nil e Mons and three daugh ers. Tw
eh (Irene Jemes = Marshall lad Lyn
bf' paeceded here . to the :der lan
r
i
Se en eons, Thorttas and ;W am, ii
Ki. pee.; .Alvin, of Moose Taw; or
m ot WIrtnipeg; Ralph, of Flint,
b.: Herewre, wito is et yir.g fo
th Ministry at Kingston; Percy a
ho e; and three daightere, Mrs. 0
Ry tartan, land Misses 141 la,n and
EV-Ileti, et home, survive o mou:n
he Ices. Althoagh Mrs. (Workman
wa (9, slfferer for years, a e -was al
we. s , eheert al, and bore , er suffer
in s with a co irage that a as heroic
Ile elaath in the goodne oa G
re "2.7.1ed oneha.ken to the end. HE
rneinor rerraeras as -a. bles Ing an
ben dietion to • Ole lives het ar
etil htre on. earth ble sed and
pur fled, :by her influence,
strawbery
of he II s
ill, be Id
onday, 3 ly
program ogrC
-be' the e
the caa e
is
- 1
Paretvell I A hale time and we
-WIticl knew thee well a,n4 loved the I
0 e. atter one shali follow' thee
A ilgeirn through the gate of fe-a:,
All
Sha.
A
Th
ful
Whi
Al
t I
ttie
ich opens on leternIt
ball we cherish not
.tisleft our hearts in
emory of thy .lovli
1 aoand -Our weary path
ke moonlight ' when the
ta-
weet and tender raid.
oughts of thy clear -eye
ut,fre
generous scorn of tal 'hings
ung,
e Ilrath, the srtength, thetgrace-
!be fie tyl
h 1b1.decl in thy song.I
1 vely things by ;thee
Shall Whisper to our hearts
A d 411 'thou lovedst of e
ky„B
See eecre.d to thy memory
he less,
anwhile;
ess
ay smile
is.m h,es
ce yet.
tense of
asurameme*aataimaa.mair
Kippen
No es.j--Mr. Holrnsted, Mr. •
Mr. reeswell, Mr. Case land
-Lerman, All of Seaforth, du
w re art he /home of
Gre:e• , 'waling on their o
Mr. Jil B. McLean, Abe is e
ing er oorly.-Miss Rele
Greg aoher, of Wellesley,
f°11t1 Itomeaslee-Mr-
daSs ;.
her 'school
close
earat London visited let ,
en* ie here during the
Reae 14 RiehamdR0412 who h
the III : - of St. .Anaireve's
,Dor at t - six yeers, and
nawl ng, will. preach his
aerm
.1
Detwe ler
rniri
feral
Of do
atte ng
beloved,
of thee;
rth and
Taman,
Mr. Mce
ing th
Mr. Mc -i
friend,
keep-,
Mce
as home
had to
Jam i $
e pare
week. -
been
ohurch
who le
arewell
ext Sunday. -Mr. and Mrs.
and children were In Eli
week 'attenenng fund
t. friend..-Mre. Fred Taylor
wag here for 'a fe days
to. her mather4in4a , 1/5..rs.
le
- -
George(' Taylor, who
eldient recently. -•M
anal -thee Idaughter,
vieiting friends
Thomas Me4J1
aspending a I)
met ;with an aea
• Henry Ivison
Etallee i w* -e
,ronto tbia week.
mont of (London
t visit with old
KiePen --frienda MT. McClymarit is
1.,,,
getting wen aJong in Tears, - : hilt
still 'Engle good ai th.-Mr. !Chas.
Odeper of Tugaske, Sask., is vealting
in ttele part, Mr. 000pEr is an : old
ICIPPeh ho.Y aaati -all- tale old aceneaae
ionis are :Pleased tof have a grip eft
hie liana Amex in tired Cormolly
cif l'AmOnto Is vial ing a bile ltome
of cher- daughter, 4rs. W M. Doig,
Mrs. Connolly'shWat11 has not been
gread and Abe �me to the cometrte
in &be hOpe thAt the change willprove
belielicial.-Miss leat M,eDon.ald of
Limildmi wee here tds week viaiting
With 'her cciugins, . James MeDoee
Aldt And Mrs. Isaac aireoptt.-Mr. and
aftee. Alex. Monteith ere in Blanehand
this ,Week. Mrs. teith went down
to see her Aster, fr8 Youngstom,
who tis confined to iher bed from the
effects .of a bad Accident. She was
milking la. &awe wile 'the animal kick-
ed" her, knocking her down and tearepe
ling *ion her.-Mna. . Gibbons ori,
Artieuelekl visited lth friends here
this weele-Mr. Wm McDienakl as !er-
ecting A new imp merit liouse. Mr.
McDo. na,16 is One o our Liddy fArmers.
-Mr. Earl Smog recently! bad
A One new piano 4ntafled .in his
bomee-A few fame in this part
aas cutting early h ; they find it
rAther say -Mr ettat and 'Mrs,
lainitg440, ,Whom we mentioned last
week lag hating gone Wein, haV re-
turned loom. The itedies, only got
as far •14.0 TOrouto 1when they ree
esived, word that f ver wag in the
boxneel of their rtezjijds.Jn the West,
and alley thought i ',Wise to return
to Miele homes bere in the meantIme.
-The Womente Missiona,ry Society'a
tha,nlatafeerieg services in • St. Allele
rime; cburch lag'Sabbath were a
Eratifying success: iThe weether
was fd:enghteul and there was alarge
attendance out to hear ithe excellent
.sermons delivered by Rev. Mr. John -
eon, of Varna. The offering. wee lib-,
erae-Mr. 'WM McGregor is . now
'sporting et n g W. t9,140. -Mr. Jas., Me4
Dmaaed Of the 2n4 of IStenley- ,the
east Week disposed f 300 bushels of
beans at $3 per bus el. He also, said
a., telan-ii of honses fotr;850. Mr. Mc-,
Donald has 'been r.a ng in the dole
lars of lete.-Messrs1 John Workman
;anti -Wesley Harvey eacb had the mise
fa/gum, to lose - a 'horse Teem.) 0,4
Leadb4iry
P,resentation,-On reday afternoon,
June 9tb, there lassembled At the
school 'grounds of the Le,adbure
School, section No. 7, McKillop, a few
trlexide Ito show .theie Appreciation to
er, before taking h s departure for
wards 'their teacher, rte 11,11-1.
London. He (hes shown his loyalty,
by 'dawning the Ichal0 &along avitb the
boy e of the 161st Huron
newIn tratning in London. After
tatening to a well zendered pro,
gramme coniasting oe patriotic songs
hand recitations, the i following tede,
dross eeas re,ad. eto Pte. Hoover and
• .veae presented ve.th a handsome
wiat watch, mor.ey 'belt and khaki
h dledepleeeft• Mr. *. H. Hcioeer,-
Dear Teacher, -You have only been
yeah' us a few Immths, land as 1 our
teettractor Jr that tin* you, by your
plea,sisant manners and paenstaking ef-
forts to la4v.a,nee oar educaefon, have
won, our, esteem respect. Youl
have deeded to ea t for ,aseereetie
servece,1 'and have giv n ..is your 'idea
of Daltr-otterie We, eh refore, present
yoa with this t(o'ken a remembrance,
ats'a ElLght recognit of our eone
feknce On You„ with
helping you,
you ,Well do, your bit! -for the glory
of Canada and the tiwiedern of mane
kind. Yoa will carry ,with you .'ille
respeot And, good weshes of ,the paella
aitd eieftepayers of SchOol Becton .No.
7, :WIC:Bop, .and, in ,absticipation of a
Hefei eettari, and a well done, goo4
and tatehfal servant, we wish you,
Godspeed. SI4ne4 on lleha,lf al pip -
1s taind seetion, Ev,a Scott, • Nellie
ii
Crozier land, Pearl TTI1ian er. Pte. LH.
Hoover ithen gave a iiery appropraate
reSiy., He very aptly vo.ced his
feeeings and alpipreciation to the
irtierAs of the section' for their kind
act of remembrance. The tiof,..c of
"0anada," was then dweit on.
traefiy itoaching an. such Items of so
much Interest and ineeortance as her
extent, tresourcefumessi our duty to
tbe .Motherland,our share in the fieht
of Kits great Earklean Crisis amid last--
xy 'the daty of tevery Ceentelean citizen
Whether, et be at home, on the tarm,
ari ete sheet or at the frealiti The
chatimatai, Mr. John Shannon, then
apokP a few kind, wolrals on points
of tntereet aiong patriodc lines, 414.
tice TOicil the meetigalevas closed by
eziging 'the Nationai leiethem.,
Notes.--Statube Laboris being done
tile week. -A /lumber Of *young people
hia.ve Solna. the Methodist church, the
past ,year, 'under the pastorate of Ren,
Mr. Craik. -Mr. J. 3. Irvine -paid a
short visit to relatIve$ near Cran--
broak last week. -Come rover ,and met
a gathering of race, orderly and
'patriotic people in, Mt. Leeming's
grove, , latajoining. No. 9 Se,hool on
tbe taitiernom of Domieion tleay, A
picnic an a large ecale wM be held
there/ that day.;
Eluevale
Presentation.-' School ,closed on
Friday east and on the .closing after-,
nape nip pupils held an, /nformal faree
well Ito their teacher, ,Pte. Leslie S.
Windh,tof the 161.st 'Be{ttallon., witty
Pnlisted several weeks ego, but se.",
cured permission to remain; on clJty
till the end of the term. Daring the
year which he has erient In Ride-
val. school, Pte „Winch has been very
popular wi tb the chfldren, al th o u gh
the management of one of ,the largest
schools 1. th. inspectoeate regaired
tha exerciee of strict discipline, and
ny, training of an extra large elf-,
!rano,- class, the opening of sehoof
gardening and the many improvemen is
to ti r grounds which demanded his
oversigbe made him an .thusually busy
fto miter . On the closing, afternoon
a considerable namber of ,adults, gatlhi
P red et the school to join; the childr-rn
Ir. giving him a hearty' isendeoff. 'Ten -
nits; croquet, and football displayed
the resources of the spacioi5
grounds for recreation -purposes and
lee new "giant stride" was a centre
izateriest: At five oiclock, the
boot boll called those present In -
-
'-'-'r8 where the programme opened
th the school yell given by the
uplis. After a solo by ' Margaret
arnies and a recitation hy Beatrice
ie, tbe presentation to' „the iteache
a pee& leather money belt was
Ade by Harvey Reeser, Ella Deble
eaelign, the following farewell /id-
es: ‘`Pte Leslie S. :Winch, 161st
talion., Dear Teacher, a- We have
OWII for general weeks abet yoa
weee 4gOing to leave astaat the sed o
tbie term; the time ItaS noW COnie.
to part and Wio, say goodbye wetai
seerrow, for we eball miss you. Dare
big 1th Taist year yob.' have been *our
itiad, friand and erampa.nion moven as
teacber; YOU Jaa.ve made tie all fee1
attacbed to yea by heerty ietere,st
in.iour plans and, projects, your warne4
bearted And friendly dispositien, by
your interest in the welfare df ceir
school lainAl because you. played with
us, RO as WOrked, (Jth US. iAle
though knowing that you :were go
moo to leave es it did not I make
Yoh take any less Anterestt in Inet
proving our echool surroundings but
you tave Worked hard 1 °Intake the
sebool end grounds a plan:e of beaety
awe ta place for goodetimes arid: jolly
sporte,. linen ;you have gone away,
thera will be much to remember yea
by -ie trees And shrubs hat have
starteca ,to grow • under '..youreeare, the
flowers you hfaiee planted; the gaen
doles you have belped eal to make, the.
Playground equipment you have helped
to peewee. and put en plar-e fear our
Pleasare. iAfter tilde, the -war endits
bistory will trio= more to us than
et ever, did 'before 'when. we think
011 o'er soldier tea•dier who has gone
to represent Bluevale scheol • In helpe
Ins to make the ;world bittentplace
to live in. for the albelys and girl - of
couretdoei %Vetch are now ,torn and
bleedingfrom the strong% 'which have
been inflicted upon them by their
teapressera ,Tiie boys and girls want
to eve you 0, litale 'gilt all their
°wee Just to remind you of = itheir
affectioon And regard. We win- be
very glad If it proves to be a, coon
venience and aid ‘to .you on active
service, but What we swath saes/. to
understand most of all, is that it
W.$ proMpted by true SOTTONV 1:11, parti
fng from you. We would like to
change our ochool yell a little and
sia,et
for the teacher, bets all righti
'Teaching 'school or got/eget° fight;
donstantinople, and Timbuctoo,
'Teacher, teacher, belly for you let *-
Signed 1011 behalf of the pupils of
Blueeale =boat, James Dobie, 'Mare
karat Gar/Lies, Roy Thomson, Harvey
Henan,
Mr. Winch made a fitting and mode
est reply and as 'he gook his seat),
tbe audience gave him three hearty
cheers.' After ta. few genial and ap./
preciative Temarke by Rev. C. ;nate
a song by Jean 'Black and a, reel;
tation by Elsie Allison, the, preceed-i
ings closed witle 'We'll Never Let the,
Old Flex Fall," and ethe puplesshook
band's with their teacher in. farewell
as they passed out On the previous
Sunday evening Pte- Winch as pre-
sented ,with a 161st battalton signet
ring ey •the members pf the West-
miegter Gund**"eif Knox church., Miss
Lila Grey read, a complimentaryad-
dreas Arad James Dobie made the
presentation,
Hensel].
PARM FOR ERNT-Adjoinhur Hensel!. In whole
or in part. Chiefly pasture and bay. JAMES BELL,
lieneall, Ont. *582-2
' Brieeate-A.s we mentioned. In laet is-
sue, Dominion Day will he observed
beret in. the way lot races undee the.
euspices of the Hermit Turf Club, and
go6d,,,prizee 'ere offered itfahe diffezei
Ftt a4111g events, The . Hewett
Band sill be in attendance, aria a
concert in. the evening, end no 4.oubt
a, ]age crowd will (be in the ;village,
-A few dive ago ',Mrs. James Beli and
aaughteris, Effie and Einer, motored:
Blyth to call on friends. -ate
Mr. land, Mrs. Knight 1attndei!ai en4
tertainment held in the Metb4dlst
cborch a,t Crediton, on eleiesd,ay- ven.4
ing last, taking pat An the pr4ram
-44.14 and Itfre et. King, of Tor nta,
are aerating Mrs, Kines parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Neelartels, accompanied, by
their Want daughter. - The minuet
stra,wherry festival held on. Carmel
church ,gratenals on Friday evening of
lest week, prove4 a success in every
reepeet, land outwithstanding the very
threatening appearance of rain, ti ere
was 4a la,rge attendance and tee total
receipts amounted to $120. -Dr. P.
McDiarmid, of Fontareelle.
inel
Iowa, was in tbe village last Week
idAy so with his ,
Dr. J. MeDiarovad, of Ithie villa ae-
apaiieefa, (
Mr. O. D. Arnold, of London, hais
spending ,the past couple of -weeks
with ,his son, Mr. B. Arnold. -The !foie
lowing parties have recently purchase
ed Sitedebeker ears from Me,ssrs. Cook
Bros. Melvin Traquair, Hensall ; Mr.
Med'areger, lappen; Mr. Erank
Yeo, Staffa; and Mr. il. Rattenbery„,
of Clinton, this being , the tlldrd
Studiebeker car that Mr .Ratten ury
has purchased. -Masters John. nd
Russell Marshall, Eons of Mr. Fr nk
Mar,seall,end who are attending the
Ir.stitite at Belleville, are (borne for
the holidays. -Miss Bessie Urgahart
af Reeve College, North Carolina, is
borne for va,cetior.-Mrs. Ellis end
daughter, Miss Mettle, were In God-, '
erica', during the past week, visiting
friends and relatives, - Mr. Geoega
Brock, wao enlisted, is home fort e
few days. -Messrs. CoOk Bros. :receiv-
ed( ;two car loads of autos this week
-Our council, are calling on all te
hew. lany weeds growing in front
their properties cut down, before the
tat of July. -Mr. and Mrs. John. S.
Wren, of Toronto, are seendeng a
eeve vv,ecks holidays with their m ny
relatives and friends In ;alensall ad
'vicinity end on Sabbath last,
Wren addressed the Sunday Sch
cla,ss of the Methodist church, giv
a very interesting . and practical
dress. -Our teekbers and scholars
looking forward to the long sum
holidays which begin. next week - Mr-.
R•obert D. Bell, bed, ,the mistiorfeene
to laze bis very .valeable brood mare
recetrey from sickness, Tbis
has been a good prize winner at 'ail
the local fairs. -"Oar villagers were
shocked to learn on Monday of te.e
&-aaitibi of Mrs ;William Stoneman, of
Saskatoon, Sask., and for many yeors
rrsident of this viliage, she died
suddianty from the effect of burns.
No further particulars !were given,
and. anuceanxiety is felt for fuller
particulars, as Mrs. Stoneman has a
large 'number of relatives and %frier)*
here, who are anxious to learn moee
of ehis Aa.d event. -Mr. and Mrs. T
Garlock and cbildren, of Detroit, ate
visiting 'Mrs. Garlock's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Tlennao Cook. -Mi ss Nellie
Carmichael ,who has been. waiting on
ter another, has returned to etratforei,
to resume ber duties. -Mrs, W. Gill.,
bart has inoveel to a.10114,011. Oue
Council have been putting a, (halo
through the cenere of some of ou*
toads, Which is looked upon. as the
roost tboteugh manner of eiraisaing,-1
The Kies Amy, and Greta Lai/male are.
home from lassaford, where , they
nave been, attendign rietfool. -Robert
Canierot, hati the misfortime during
the past week to geee a valuable mare,
from, a kick from Another horse in the
neeture feel&
r.
701
ng
re
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ShoOs-
Dominion Day.
asa"4,:ffaa.4.4,10..."..00.4.0,0Earasaaoaa.ra,a4,aato.
Your new gown or suit may be in the height of fashion but if y.
Shoes are a little shabby it spoils ne whole effect. Why not select
your new Shoes to -day and feel dressed for the Holiday? We have
splendid assortment of Summer ShOes for every member of the family
shoes that are exclusive in style and yet moderately priced.
Choice styles in Men's Sires in Patent Colt; Gunmetal Calf and
Kid leathers at 3.50, 4.00, 4.54 and 5.00 a pair.
Men's High grade Oxfords on the new English last in Patent col%
Gunmetal Calf and Mahogany Tan leathers for -4.5o and 5.00 a pair.
Ladies Patent Cott hoots,Button or Laced models, cloth tops -or4j
leather tops, for 8.5o, 4.00 and 4.5.
Ladies Patent Colt Pumps, the seasoa's latest styles for 2 501 2#75
3.00, 3.25 and 3.50 a pair.
Ladies White Canvas Pumps for 1.25, 1.5o and 1.75 a pair.
Misses Patent Colt Pumps in sizes 1e to 2 for z.6o, z.35 and 1.04
a pair.
Children's Patent Colt Pumps for Loo, x.25 and 1.5o a pair.
Children's Non -rip Barefoot saOdals for 75c, x.00 and 1.25a pair
according to size.
During July and August this spore will close
IZ03O:flhi
.
Wednesdays at
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IT HAS ALWAYS been our aim and ambition
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in the tailoring business, Our suits 6,nd overcoats
are made in a high-class. careful mariner. They have
earned their reputation from ithe way they are tailored
as well.as from the pure materials from which they are
made. The quality has always been a prime factor in
our tailoring, and always wili be.
In spite of the fact that owing to the war, British
woollens have iadvanced greatly in price and tailors all over Can
ada have been compelled to raise prices, we will continue to make
worthy made to measure clothes at a price that is within the
range of every man.
—and we never had a finer range of Spring and e.11111 -
mer materials. Distinctive patterns, and shades of xich, fast color-
ings, also all the plain shades. Fabrics to please young men,
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MAFGRTII, FRIDAY, Jane 30, 191a,
ilita War Situatitm
Thiel l'alertnan, esleaults o :Verdun dur-
ing thee earIsliart of theweek werc
ahaetInued With unabated and df a:rose
edhle, intensified fary. Setae of these
otagaaelltihifeere 3t. a meaaure succese-
M the' Germans getting Perliously.
inhaeheale key of the French positions.
1e French, bewever, have been Able.
• rea*tiain their bold and by co.m-
ter
-Afticks have even regained some
kilieliedatait territory. The heavy are
1:111e:ry hombardreent recently pome
enented end maintained, by thea.43rItieh
against the Gertnp poeitions pppsoite
the British lines leas undoubtedly!
13ValtlY aided the French as the
kklana,ns have not now the available
mete and material to maintain la serer
Ions offensive at more than • one
iaol nit at a eietne. The.se lest Venda/cafe
tacks have been L1Ie fieroest since
the offenelve commenced, but like the
lathers, faithough they did Attain some
success, in. the ends they are bound
ta fail, and -a. failure which car -
with it thousands and thousands
Of her best troops.
* On, Cthe Eastern front the Ras -
Stens titre still ad,vancing, rnot even
German reinforcements being able to
ohm the eaccessful atrolops of the
Czar. They have alreadY driven the
Austrians into the earPathiart mOurt-:
S13.0, Old if they pan continue the ade
viance, and suth a. thing looks very
much' like', a' foeegone canclu,slart,; they
Nall foon„ be •on the 'great Traney14
'melon plains, whoee capture, with
'their lege grain crops, would be a
sta.ggeringf)lostr to Austria, I, as it
Watald crea.
ate ..f cod shortage that thee"
aviceal4 aitaie no means ofimeeting On
eatite lines being held by the Permans
44 story is the t same. They give
4:130 RUasiAns a little More trouble, but.
0.1e latter' sadvance alone the leas
130re and stesx1y,SInbe the comf6LJ
;Of 'their faidvente .the RuaSian-
•.2fk000 German and Auea
eraia, .
frotee fortpne agein
rnr the armee the enemy
a
acasierywhere ',laving -bean forced t to
ialve -way, The Italian, array 'woad not
he td,erjed ideSpite the most desperre
Itgeagotage04
Tthlis CiOnibinta4 Rulasien, Italian and
„aerliiegef, offensive whieeeis now leader
•vilaor elexil* to ieetifY the belief that
tee great Allied, drive eo long looke
esti for ape, =Tr commenced. Amid that
trails aaf the year `11;ifi been reach-
eepla If t tteemm,- Germ.a„ny wul
to 444= VerdUn,' where tens
of bear best lie eaten,
"1/4174A -y4lJ bertet the defensive( At all
ettdiaW And will bekneed to snake
lier :ease stand against the iron arms
eurrounding her.
Canacla's New Governor Genera
The eamouncement wtas rece1ved-13
'Qttaaata, on, Monday, from London that
the .Duke of Devonshire will succe2d
-R. H. ,the Puke of Connaught{ as
Clovernor-Genenee of Canada.
The new GovernoreGeneral will ar-
rive ari Caned,a, under the usual ar-i
relgementslii October, passing the
outgoing Governor at eea.. He as alea
Scribed (a.s a lman of, 'unusually peas -
ng personality, and he coe o a
beast which has given ea British hise
tory nmelY important Zgerah
VictoT Christian William Caren-)
dish, ninth Dike of Devonshire,
(created 1694), G. C. V. 0., P. C., L.L.D.,
w,a(3 born. May 31,•1868. He was in
Parliament as a Ltb,ereleTenionist for
Derbyshire, 1891-1908 Secretary,
of His Majesty's HOusehold, 1900-03;
Financial Secretaryt to the Treaeury,
190345; es LorclaLteutenant of Derby-
shire, preSident of the territorial
forces of Derby, .and. Chancellor of
Leeds University: Last year he was
appointed as Civil Lord 'of the Ade
raltaltyi
married, in 1892, Lady r Evelyn
Emily Mary Fitzmaurioe, daughter to
tbe• Merquis of Lansdowne. (forin.er
Governoreeleneral pf Capecta.), and
there are. two sons land five d,augh-
item
The iDu.ke wa's edueated on
and Trinity College,. Cambridge. His
estates Aggregate about 186,000 acres,
with m1ner,a1 ProPertiesin T-lanc2'-'
etare and Derbyshire- He has tame
oils picture galleries- at Chatsworth
.Hardevick And Devont*eatae \House,
elm 0, library ands stable gallery' at
Cha,tatworth,
tke Die*chitilre ducal family tore,
emated in, the 12th centturTa In 1556
gthe earkloan devolved, on the Owen -
dial *Seiler, e-nd en 1694 th€ fotue h
'Tee
1uro4 LI
Iti
Ceariirfte
day • afte
fine eat e
feerme Itn fi
iitkjl
-111. i'Dise
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(1.0a-ligh
,Mad eatli ! Who
.aerteiaitet Gainshorteigh
At s land. Elizabeth
*Duches bf
Gihhee had
of IS " tisane
Emire," and
mysterioue
her portrait by 1,0,a/sage
bS strange r COvCry
• eherter of a cen-
Duke or pee, llire
stathemen -*frdela 1863
In 419,08.•
Duke end Due-1'46as .ot
been1;of ',great*sista
-
d Cru8s in. th.4 *ski
HouRe was, recently
thiet organization.
wievik-it 1a
usua?. .fg at
differ Sat mun
the- ricl4ng •wer
cellen
Vie
Elliot a' 'Pa
Mr.
et,an
Mr.
for 'E
-donte
the
Opposi
lie fat
princi
Wilfr
t tzeo
exeressi
Paler in
lon k
irs
tg,4
and
Pet
Lauri'
mirime Pa liam
wee/neat ,approv
following P-3 fic
risuin ,ye
McK11114p; t
s
ee r :
Kerr, Cline= ;
Karin l. rn
ea, Be
;Maine ,.J., D. II
reteryi J,antea
treasurer, Go
Liberals
etinie 'of the edinaltle
Aitsociatioe wee held
'1Ssietortb, ozToes-e
the
blaggt4 Iche..na•e°wilegi,ng
lab up miuch, delayed.
fthee .waig ;04- rthe
nee, a1thea/10 the
Ilaalitits :,(th.reidghout
well representedExat
were given
for.: Weet Middlesex,
the- Liberal
foe -South Huren tend
• Liberal tacenleee
R,aseluti-ons Woie
hearty appreeral, of
which'iNa W. Rib -Well,
r, Is infieencine.'1 sebe
atateping Lieiera,1
the statate
's :coarse.. in,.•/tale De-
nt Aso, received, 1-0e
I of . th e meeti/. The
were, elected or the
resident, at Merdle
losepreeiglent, J41 L.
2n4 .vide -president,: ,N.
mlfler;; 3rd vleelepreg-
ncbleye Seaforthi eeee
.; Godeti.ieh;
Young, Carlow.
I e
St. elev's
lefti
jelelee of St
took +ce. here
largely 'often
clottaig for Prly
Mr. Haegeee. firs
Ir. 18661 way:Ti-
the fbeeiks" 01 t
have been Dreg
serrjoas Slies
Prof. Sia.ve of
He spoke to
and t the righ
came tiumbers
titf twate One, of
miynie lever hear'
Rev. Mr. Pere,
was also presen
LucknoW.
ahe alternoo
ject, "How to
Seeceal ;music w
cboCr, splos by
Rata Se BLS s c
was conducted
traening with
Londone The co
Gus.
ingham
b arch 50th Annevare
th anniversary I Hee'
fdrewts.church, terhien.
last "SandaY, Was
, several . eh Oen: s
go .of attendiegeltiev.
pastor of winghams,
hech:arch stoouid up")f
txaaam4wto
nt, bat because !of
unable to. attend.'
(vont° tee& ISSOlatee'
extent.* the Near
eousnese of- Beiteltes
who besiad htm saad
e (most eloquent see -4
an. thIS commaitiltyq
aetor of the clOreb,
R. D. Cameron, of
the 'Sunday .sthavti
, bald)* as his '4t.) -f.
a. Good Canate rt."
•.rearlered by
Miss .Oo1w1l Mre
urrie, and. the Muele
: Prof, Colwell, new
ea= 161st battalion In
ct:enls .wete gen: r.
a 1
,
M Killop
The wel4nown eye (Mallet, Mr. Eiuhaon Will
be at Beate' Variqty tore. 2. eaforth, on W nee. -
day and Tbnreday, q-uly 5th and otn. 26 8-1
axle WcrJd1ng. A quiet wedding
Was s mnizecj 1 the Methodist 'pax
soilage, lExeter, Wednesday, June
28th, w n Miss lossie -Francis, billy
c1a.ug1itr of Mr and 1 Mrs. R. f H.
Fro.aciS, of Tha i s .Renid, was otaie
ried ito ber Hee d lee Lawrence, f of
McKillop, .19011 'of Mrs. Jams Levee
rence, elf that wnshipee The .cere-
moeT w3�,esefe! medf he* P4314M,r.:
MUXWOrrrIPY, .of J -fs 'Street Mcto-
dlst church, Exeter. Tbe bride wore
a beAutitful gown of Weiteh taffeta
with ,tl* traditi I yell , and oreege
blossoms Me b ide was unattended
ancl'weell given a ay tbyaber lethal',
After tile marria e cereinciny a •Wed.
ding breakfast - as served at , the
bride's home wh cb was exquisitely'
decOrted with a I:Talus/On of Jlti:ae
flowers. The bri, e received trianY
..i.seful land hand erne gifts. Late/
-
Mr. alnd , Mrs. La renee !left; for To-
ronto and points east, After welch
tany, 'Neill ret urn a :the groom's fm
Jr. McKillop. -Thei many friends ex.
tend to Mr and Mrs. Lawrence hea ti4-
est congratulation -and, best weal es
for A Icaag ands appy married lite.
Ex ter.
Notes.-4Mes..3rs. 1. G. Seldon, J. A;
Stewart, IC. fl. Snell and R. N.Creach
taking part in the
t there in Scotch
and Mr. Creech
trophy .which they
ecoratIon Day Was
when the SAdda
odgeemet • at ,che,
ated the graves- of
thran.-Mr. Josepfi
were an :Itionalori,
bowling .tourna,me
doubles. Mr. Snel
w511 ideaerad the
iwara last, year.-
obeerved• on Sund
'fellows oe Exeter
cemetery land deco
their derted br
Keys, who has resided -with his qis-
ter, Mrs ;William rlckwood, for he
past-rouple of yea , .has retu`ened, to
the 'Stat.*, where he will rt,sume hlt.
duti'es as a rail ay engineer.-R0v.
Gordon Ltt, for ierly 1 GentraiRa,
and w11. known ere, was recently
married to Mis Nellie Young at
•
Barnby. -Miss Ve.r Esaeete of loWn,
Mrs Jate44 Oke a d Mies °ke' i3f
Centralia, Were in Londdn, aetene, urig
the 'Amer I of the late Mrs. Donald
Fraser, o' 'St. Tho as. 11-irs„Fraser
fo-rmerlyy lived at Centrella and 10.r
maidet, re ree , was Pearl' Cobleige.-
Rev. [VT C.F 11. McAl *ere 'who severe.;
his conne 'ion as pastor of Jam e,
street cb h a. eduple of vreelc
preached I1S fare ell serm-on le t
Sunday v ing.-ffr J. Willts Powe4l
has Igen() 1 Orange, N .J.,fato attend
eonventtonI 01 the =mi6on Corapa:ny.e-
Mrs had the mi5fer_
tune to fa and Ir tare a, reb.-Mie
william R11nsaim unces the ene
gagement liis dau liter, Ethel Maud
ta .Mr.Vir4111 , of Mr: (a
Mrs. W. F= May, of ifitehell.-Mr.
.Brickwoed and i11y have:moved(
London.haWord w received o
Sunday, by, Edward. Treble, Exeter
that hieso, Leance op. I.Y. Treble
f erlyeefe, the ear& le &Italian* a
afficially frAtdiatexl rata' adanitted,
. •
he County of London :ever alesee
rtglaxiel, eeeerely wound
' 4 _
,.......,,„.....
* . . prucelield
d Orders Parcel Acknowledged.
* time Aga WW1- onekof the s
t of Rede Croas, euXilleg i if
cefield. Miss leery Glbson enc
aid a. box of I Weed Articles. for
in charge .of the, . ! 110813
re elle afoods were delivereda
k Mies Gibson received a,
.Mise C.! Margaret` Here, sl
barge- df No. SeCanedian gOS
muck, who was the lucky lade
ive eke r cel, ths,nking her
. land stating :that *they
g jthe autpplles end found the
c lient -She*. : •
N tee. -On Sabbath last- i patr/
r ices .were held •In. (Me. Presby
are oharch when a irlolliof .honorac
at. ing, 'the nannee of ittioaetwho h
to save their king and co
we's eaveiled. Mrs. McQueen
r:. Roderick 4161Cienzie two of
ot ers whoge' soap have gone
• le, unveiled the roll ;Rev. IN
pre,aehed a , splendid patri
on, arg/ng all to be i'lle he
h sever their lee was cast
en ay,„afteropon, - Mr. DeWitt C
ns preaehed his farewell sermon
be iMethcdjst .charoh. He has
ba ge eif the .- congregation
11 A Year, during which he
Mach good for the Mester.
r e- -congregation ' met to hear
ar well words, He pre,acbed ef
er miab, 12 and 5th verge. The c
ng hymn, °Mist be -Ithe Tie It
- ," WaS sang by 'the oengr
ion, Nivillo wag sorry to pare
be young divine. -Miss Ca.ssie
ur el is viefiting her, laeint,-.
hornpson, of Chioago. —Miss .14
e titan, of Egmondville, Is the go
f I1ss Margaret Ross -Rev. E.
ii. „ters, formerly of . our villa
As 'moved to Watford, whereahe
reside. -Dr. A.riastrong, of T
or erly of oar village, ira visiting
.‘rle ds in oui initiate She, are
la to weettorne hine-M
hes 'oeen teaching
er village, has resigae
on are sorry to part
iss. McClare is the g
an IA Imo.- r. Willie
ta ley, who is rettaildl
.ad!t raped last Week, Mr. Edge,
ea th, has charge, of the. cern
, lend Mr Pani Bog , of, Br u
a its 'doing the frame work -
wan is visiting: rale Ives in
.-Miss .A. ice Ratter) ury Is
her brother. Joho •ttenbury,
a,miltoe.-The Sanday
f -the- Presbeterlan ch
el/ ,On Wednesday ilex
Stanley Red Cross
a. lawneetsoeffel , with
113aind, in attendan
•ome, of Mr. Taylor, of ,
nc esion, Stanley, on
ing,. Jaly 4th.
$ '
ip-
o e•
ast
oat
ter
-to
for
ere
ila
tic
er-
n.
ve
nap
nd
the
'to
tic
On.
• In
for
as
A.
om
a-
IA.h
c -
TS.
sie
est
11.
go.
111
r,a,
Id
s cktmrib 11,
ischool n ar
. The 8 with ,he
t of es.
R0(58, 01:1
g his ha n,
of
nt
ea;
rs.
o
ts-
in
hool ipic te
rch will be
to Bayfie d.
Society 111
the; Clint d
e, at the
he eeco
aeediay
Rills Green
Strawberry' Social. -
dell 'under the auspices
men Red, Cross Sotiety
hereleon the evening of(
d. j Peente of ice ereie
110 sies (besides a good
11 - provided. 'Phis wi
_the Season aaid a
e t
/ .111 most deserving, one, there (
el re Itto be a, large abdance.'
T1. Late -Mrs Worktre, . - T e
,c ur h, home end cornmu Ay sustal
a heavy latiS when. ;An Elezabe h •
P Hoek,. the beloved Wife of Mr. 3 s:
M ;Workmen, peeyeed qu'le ly away n
✓ t 6th year on, Satu I. y, Ju, e
3rd. In. her home life, t sere *; w
ifest in Its best sense, a Sehristi n
hi ei where her "Influenc was su li
ta . t her husband and fa ily call h r
bl Steed. With her bright, SUnTly di
PC dim, iher courtesy and kindlines
her tat anal warm oympa hies,
a constant inspirati to b r
h , . 1 II And ,a laving an devote
1r to her children, ho were
in ch lettached tfo her . affectio
r
ed and honored her and whit
he lt permitted, an effic nt wor
,er art the Presbyterian c urch, o
w lett, She IltraS a revered ember. $h
w Sete mother of twelv childre
nil e Mons and three daugh ers. Tw
eh (Irene Jemes = Marshall lad Lyn
bf' paeceded here . to the :der lan
r
i
Se en eons, Thorttas and ;W am, ii
Ki. pee.; .Alvin, of Moose Taw; or
m ot WIrtnipeg; Ralph, of Flint,
b.: Herewre, wito is et yir.g fo
th Ministry at Kingston; Percy a
ho e; and three daightere, Mrs. 0
Ry tartan, land Misses 141 la,n and
EV-Ileti, et home, survive o mou:n
he Ices. Althoagh Mrs. (Workman
wa (9, slfferer for years, a e -was al
we. s , eheert al, and bore , er suffer
in s with a co irage that a as heroic
Ile elaath in the goodne oa G
re "2.7.1ed oneha.ken to the end. HE
rneinor rerraeras as -a. bles Ing an
ben dietion to • Ole lives het ar
etil htre on. earth ble sed and
pur fled, :by her influence,
strawbery
of he II s
ill, be Id
onday, 3 ly
program ogrC
-be' the e
the caa e
is
- 1
Paretvell I A hale time and we
-WIticl knew thee well a,n4 loved the I
0 e. atter one shali follow' thee
A ilgeirn through the gate of fe-a:,
All
Sha.
A
Th
ful
Whi
Al
t I
ttie
ich opens on leternIt
ball we cherish not
.tisleft our hearts in
emory of thy .lovli
1 aoand -Our weary path
ke moonlight ' when the
ta-
weet and tender raid.
oughts of thy clear -eye
ut,fre
generous scorn of tal 'hings
ung,
e Ilrath, the srtength, thetgrace-
!be fie tyl
h 1b1.decl in thy song.I
1 vely things by ;thee
Shall Whisper to our hearts
A d 411 'thou lovedst of e
ky„B
See eecre.d to thy memory
he less,
anwhile;
ess
ay smile
is.m h,es
ce yet.
tense of
asurameme*aataimaa.mair
Kippen
No es.j--Mr. Holrnsted, Mr. •
Mr. reeswell, Mr. Case land
-Lerman, All of Seaforth, du
w re art he /home of
Gre:e• , 'waling on their o
Mr. Jil B. McLean, Abe is e
ing er oorly.-Miss Rele
Greg aoher, of Wellesley,
f°11t1 Itomeaslee-Mr-
daSs ;.
her 'school
close
earat London visited let ,
en* ie here during the
Reae 14 RiehamdR0412 who h
the III : - of St. .Anaireve's
,Dor at t - six yeers, and
nawl ng, will. preach his
aerm
.1
Detwe ler
rniri
feral
Of do
atte ng
beloved,
of thee;
rth and
Taman,
Mr. Mce
ing th
Mr. Mc -i
friend,
keep-,
Mce
as home
had to
Jam i $
e pare
week. -
been
ohurch
who le
arewell
ext Sunday. -Mr. and Mrs.
and children were In Eli
week 'attenenng fund
t. friend..-Mre. Fred Taylor
wag here for 'a fe days
to. her mather4in4a , 1/5..rs.
le
- -
George(' Taylor, who
eldient recently. -•M
anal -thee Idaughter,
vieiting friends
Thomas Me4J1
aspending a I)
met ;with an aea
• Henry Ivison
Etallee i w* -e
,ronto tbia week.
mont of (London
t visit with old
KiePen --frienda MT. McClymarit is
1.,,,
getting wen aJong in Tears, - : hilt
still 'Engle good ai th.-Mr. !Chas.
Odeper of Tugaske, Sask., is vealting
in ttele part, Mr. 000pEr is an : old
ICIPPeh ho.Y aaati -all- tale old aceneaae
ionis are :Pleased tof have a grip eft
hie liana Amex in tired Cormolly
cif l'AmOnto Is vial ing a bile ltome
of cher- daughter, 4rs. W M. Doig,
Mrs. Connolly'shWat11 has not been
gread and Abe �me to the cometrte
in &be hOpe thAt the change willprove
belielicial.-Miss leat M,eDon.ald of
Limildmi wee here tds week viaiting
With 'her cciugins, . James MeDoee
Aldt And Mrs. Isaac aireoptt.-Mr. and
aftee. Alex. Monteith ere in Blanehand
this ,Week. Mrs. teith went down
to see her Aster, fr8 Youngstom,
who tis confined to iher bed from the
effects .of a bad Accident. She was
milking la. &awe wile 'the animal kick-
ed" her, knocking her down and tearepe
ling *ion her.-Mna. . Gibbons ori,
Artieuelekl visited lth friends here
this weele-Mr. Wm McDienakl as !er-
ecting A new imp merit liouse. Mr.
McDo. na,16 is One o our Liddy fArmers.
-Mr. Earl Smog recently! bad
A One new piano 4ntafled .in his
bomee-A few fame in this part
aas cutting early h ; they find it
rAther say -Mr ettat and 'Mrs,
lainitg440, ,Whom we mentioned last
week lag hating gone Wein, haV re-
turned loom. The itedies, only got
as far •14.0 TOrouto 1when they ree
esived, word that f ver wag in the
boxneel of their rtezjijds.Jn the West,
and alley thought i ',Wise to return
to Miele homes bere in the meantIme.
-The Womente Missiona,ry Society'a
tha,nlatafeerieg services in • St. Allele
rime; cburch lag'Sabbath were a
Eratifying success: iThe weether
was fd:enghteul and there was alarge
attendance out to hear ithe excellent
.sermons delivered by Rev. Mr. John -
eon, of Varna. The offering. wee lib-,
erae-Mr. 'WM McGregor is . now
'sporting et n g W. t9,140. -Mr. Jas., Me4
Dmaaed Of the 2n4 of IStenley- ,the
east Week disposed f 300 bushels of
beans at $3 per bus el. He also, said
a., telan-ii of honses fotr;850. Mr. Mc-,
Donald has 'been r.a ng in the dole
lars of lete.-Messrs1 John Workman
;anti -Wesley Harvey eacb had the mise
fa/gum, to lose - a 'horse Teem.) 0,4
Leadb4iry
P,resentation,-On reday afternoon,
June 9tb, there lassembled At the
school 'grounds of the Le,adbure
School, section No. 7, McKillop, a few
trlexide Ito show .theie Appreciation to
er, before taking h s departure for
wards 'their teacher, rte 11,11-1.
London. He (hes shown his loyalty,
by 'dawning the Ichal0 &along avitb the
boy e of the 161st Huron
newIn tratning in London. After
tatening to a well zendered pro,
gramme coniasting oe patriotic songs
hand recitations, the i following tede,
dross eeas re,ad. eto Pte. Hoover and
• .veae presented ve.th a handsome
wiat watch, mor.ey 'belt and khaki
h dledepleeeft• Mr. *. H. Hcioeer,-
Dear Teacher, -You have only been
yeah' us a few Immths, land as 1 our
teettractor Jr that tin* you, by your
plea,sisant manners and paenstaking ef-
forts to la4v.a,nee oar educaefon, have
won, our, esteem respect. Youl
have deeded to ea t for ,aseereetie
servece,1 'and have giv n ..is your 'idea
of Daltr-otterie We, eh refore, present
yoa with this t(o'ken a remembrance,
ats'a ElLght recognit of our eone
feknce On You„ with
helping you,
you ,Well do, your bit! -for the glory
of Canada and the tiwiedern of mane
kind. Yoa will carry ,with you .'ille
respeot And, good weshes of ,the paella
aitd eieftepayers of SchOol Becton .No.
7, :WIC:Bop, .and, in ,absticipation of a
Hefei eettari, and a well done, goo4
and tatehfal servant, we wish you,
Godspeed. SI4ne4 on lleha,lf al pip -
1s taind seetion, Ev,a Scott, • Nellie
ii
Crozier land, Pearl TTI1ian er. Pte. LH.
Hoover ithen gave a iiery appropraate
reSiy., He very aptly vo.ced his
feeeings and alpipreciation to the
irtierAs of the section' for their kind
act of remembrance. The tiof,..c of
"0anada," was then dweit on.
traefiy itoaching an. such Items of so
much Interest and ineeortance as her
extent, tresourcefumessi our duty to
tbe .Motherland,our share in the fieht
of Kits great Earklean Crisis amid last--
xy 'the daty of tevery Ceentelean citizen
Whether, et be at home, on the tarm,
ari ete sheet or at the frealiti The
chatimatai, Mr. John Shannon, then
apokP a few kind, wolrals on points
of tntereet aiong patriodc lines, 414.
tice TOicil the meetigalevas closed by
eziging 'the Nationai leiethem.,
Notes.--Statube Laboris being done
tile week. -A /lumber Of *young people
hia.ve Solna. the Methodist church, the
past ,year, 'under the pastorate of Ren,
Mr. Craik. -Mr. J. 3. Irvine -paid a
short visit to relatIve$ near Cran--
broak last week. -Come rover ,and met
a gathering of race, orderly and
'patriotic people in, Mt. Leeming's
grove, , latajoining. No. 9 Se,hool on
tbe taitiernom of Domieion tleay, A
picnic an a large ecale wM be held
there/ that day.;
Eluevale
Presentation.-' School ,closed on
Friday east and on the .closing after-,
nape nip pupils held an, /nformal faree
well Ito their teacher, ,Pte. Leslie S.
Windh,tof the 161.st 'Be{ttallon., witty
Pnlisted several weeks ego, but se.",
cured permission to remain; on clJty
till the end of the term. Daring the
year which he has erient In Ride-
val. school, Pte „Winch has been very
popular wi tb the chfldren, al th o u gh
the management of one of ,the largest
schools 1. th. inspectoeate regaired
tha exerciee of strict discipline, and
ny, training of an extra large elf-,
!rano,- class, the opening of sehoof
gardening and the many improvemen is
to ti r grounds which demanded his
oversigbe made him an .thusually busy
fto miter . On the closing, afternoon
a considerable namber of ,adults, gatlhi
P red et the school to join; the childr-rn
Ir. giving him a hearty' isendeoff. 'Ten -
nits; croquet, and football displayed
the resources of the spacioi5
grounds for recreation -purposes and
lee new "giant stride" was a centre
izateriest: At five oiclock, the
boot boll called those present In -
-
'-'-'r8 where the programme opened
th the school yell given by the
uplis. After a solo by ' Margaret
arnies and a recitation hy Beatrice
ie, tbe presentation to' „the iteache
a pee& leather money belt was
Ade by Harvey Reeser, Ella Deble
eaelign, the following farewell /id-
es: ‘`Pte Leslie S. :Winch, 161st
talion., Dear Teacher, a- We have
OWII for general weeks abet yoa
weee 4gOing to leave astaat the sed o
tbie term; the time ItaS noW COnie.
to part and Wio, say goodbye wetai
seerrow, for we eball miss you. Dare
big 1th Taist year yob.' have been *our
itiad, friand and erampa.nion moven as
teacber; YOU Jaa.ve made tie all fee1
attacbed to yea by heerty ietere,st
in.iour plans and, projects, your warne4
bearted And friendly dispositien, by
your interest in the welfare df ceir
school lainAl because you. played with
us, RO as WOrked, (Jth US. iAle
though knowing that you :were go
moo to leave es it did not I make
Yoh take any less Anterestt in Inet
proving our echool surroundings but
you tave Worked hard 1 °Intake the
sebool end grounds a plan:e of beaety
awe ta place for goodetimes arid: jolly
sporte,. linen ;you have gone away,
thera will be much to remember yea
by -ie trees And shrubs hat have
starteca ,to grow • under '..youreeare, the
flowers you hfaiee planted; the gaen
doles you have belped eal to make, the.
Playground equipment you have helped
to peewee. and put en plar-e fear our
Pleasare. iAfter tilde, the -war endits
bistory will trio= more to us than
et ever, did 'before 'when. we think
011 o'er soldier tea•dier who has gone
to represent Bluevale scheol • In helpe
Ins to make the ;world bittentplace
to live in. for the albelys and girl - of
couretdoei %Vetch are now ,torn and
bleedingfrom the strong% 'which have
been inflicted upon them by their
teapressera ,Tiie boys and girls want
to eve you 0, litale 'gilt all their
°wee Just to remind you of = itheir
affectioon And regard. We win- be
very glad If it proves to be a, coon
venience and aid ‘to .you on active
service, but What we swath saes/. to
understand most of all, is that it
W.$ proMpted by true SOTTONV 1:11, parti
fng from you. We would like to
change our ochool yell a little and
sia,et
for the teacher, bets all righti
'Teaching 'school or got/eget° fight;
donstantinople, and Timbuctoo,
'Teacher, teacher, belly for you let *-
Signed 1011 behalf of the pupils of
Blueeale =boat, James Dobie, 'Mare
karat Gar/Lies, Roy Thomson, Harvey
Henan,
Mr. Winch made a fitting and mode
est reply and as 'he gook his seat),
tbe audience gave him three hearty
cheers.' After ta. few genial and ap./
preciative Temarke by Rev. C. ;nate
a song by Jean 'Black and a, reel;
tation by Elsie Allison, the, preceed-i
ings closed witle 'We'll Never Let the,
Old Flex Fall," and ethe puplesshook
band's with their teacher in. farewell
as they passed out On the previous
Sunday evening Pte- Winch as pre-
sented ,with a 161st battalton signet
ring ey •the members pf the West-
miegter Gund**"eif Knox church., Miss
Lila Grey read, a complimentaryad-
dreas Arad James Dobie made the
presentation,
Hensel].
PARM FOR ERNT-Adjoinhur Hensel!. In whole
or in part. Chiefly pasture and bay. JAMES BELL,
lieneall, Ont. *582-2
' Brieeate-A.s we mentioned. In laet is-
sue, Dominion Day will he observed
beret in. the way lot races undee the.
euspices of the Hermit Turf Club, and
go6d,,,prizee 'ere offered itfahe diffezei
Ftt a4111g events, The . Hewett
Band sill be in attendance, aria a
concert in. the evening, end no 4.oubt
a, ]age crowd will (be in the ;village,
-A few dive ago ',Mrs. James Beli and
aaughteris, Effie and Einer, motored:
Blyth to call on friends. -ate
Mr. land, Mrs. Knight 1attndei!ai en4
tertainment held in the Metb4dlst
cborch a,t Crediton, on eleiesd,ay- ven.4
ing last, taking pat An the pr4ram
-44.14 and Itfre et. King, of Tor nta,
are aerating Mrs, Kines parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Neelartels, accompanied, by
their Want daughter. - The minuet
stra,wherry festival held on. Carmel
church ,gratenals on Friday evening of
lest week, prove4 a success in every
reepeet, land outwithstanding the very
threatening appearance of rain, ti ere
was 4a la,rge attendance and tee total
receipts amounted to $120. -Dr. P.
McDiarmid, of Fontareelle.
inel
Iowa, was in tbe village last Week
idAy so with his ,
Dr. J. MeDiarovad, of Ithie villa ae-
apaiieefa, (
Mr. O. D. Arnold, of London, hais
spending ,the past couple of -weeks
with ,his son, Mr. B. Arnold. -The !foie
lowing parties have recently purchase
ed Sitedebeker ears from Me,ssrs. Cook
Bros. Melvin Traquair, Hensall ; Mr.
Med'areger, lappen; Mr. Erank
Yeo, Staffa; and Mr. il. Rattenbery„,
of Clinton, this being , the tlldrd
Studiebeker car that Mr .Ratten ury
has purchased. -Masters John. nd
Russell Marshall, Eons of Mr. Fr nk
Mar,seall,end who are attending the
Ir.stitite at Belleville, are (borne for
the holidays. -Miss Bessie Urgahart
af Reeve College, North Carolina, is
borne for va,cetior.-Mrs. Ellis end
daughter, Miss Mettle, were In God-, '
erica', during the past week, visiting
friends and relatives, - Mr. Geoega
Brock, wao enlisted, is home fort e
few days. -Messrs. CoOk Bros. :receiv-
ed( ;two car loads of autos this week
-Our council, are calling on all te
hew. lany weeds growing in front
their properties cut down, before the
tat of July. -Mr. and Mrs. John. S.
Wren, of Toronto, are seendeng a
eeve vv,ecks holidays with their m ny
relatives and friends In ;alensall ad
'vicinity end on Sabbath last,
Wren addressed the Sunday Sch
cla,ss of the Methodist church, giv
a very interesting . and practical
dress. -Our teekbers and scholars
looking forward to the long sum
holidays which begin. next week - Mr-.
R•obert D. Bell, bed, ,the mistiorfeene
to laze bis very .valeable brood mare
recetrey from sickness, Tbis
has been a good prize winner at 'ail
the local fairs. -"Oar villagers were
shocked to learn on Monday of te.e
&-aaitibi of Mrs ;William Stoneman, of
Saskatoon, Sask., and for many yeors
rrsident of this viliage, she died
suddianty from the effect of burns.
No further particulars !were given,
and. anuceanxiety is felt for fuller
particulars, as Mrs. Stoneman has a
large 'number of relatives and %frier)*
here, who are anxious to learn moee
of ehis Aa.d event. -Mr. and Mrs. T
Garlock and cbildren, of Detroit, ate
visiting 'Mrs. Garlock's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Tlennao Cook. -Mi ss Nellie
Carmichael ,who has been. waiting on
ter another, has returned to etratforei,
to resume ber duties. -Mrs, W. Gill.,
bart has inoveel to a.10114,011. Oue
Council have been putting a, (halo
through the cenere of some of ou*
toads, Which is looked upon. as the
roost tboteugh manner of eiraisaing,-1
The Kies Amy, and Greta Lai/male are.
home from lassaford, where , they
nave been, attendign rietfool. -Robert
Canierot, hati the misfortime during
the past week to geee a valuable mare,
from, a kick from Another horse in the
neeture feel&
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Your new gown or suit may be in the height of fashion but if y.
Shoes are a little shabby it spoils ne whole effect. Why not select
your new Shoes to -day and feel dressed for the Holiday? We have
splendid assortment of Summer ShOes for every member of the family
shoes that are exclusive in style and yet moderately priced.
Choice styles in Men's Sires in Patent Colt; Gunmetal Calf and
Kid leathers at 3.50, 4.00, 4.54 and 5.00 a pair.
Men's High grade Oxfords on the new English last in Patent col%
Gunmetal Calf and Mahogany Tan leathers for -4.5o and 5.00 a pair.
Ladies Patent Cott hoots,Button or Laced models, cloth tops -or4j
leather tops, for 8.5o, 4.00 and 4.5.
Ladies Patent Colt Pumps, the seasoa's latest styles for 2 501 2#75
3.00, 3.25 and 3.50 a pair.
Ladies White Canvas Pumps for 1.25, 1.5o and 1.75 a pair.
Misses Patent Colt Pumps in sizes 1e to 2 for z.6o, z.35 and 1.04
a pair.
Children's Patent Colt Pumps for Loo, x.25 and 1.5o a pair.
Children's Non -rip Barefoot saOdals for 75c, x.00 and 1.25a pair
according to size.
During July and August this spore will close
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