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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1915_07_09w•"::.JW �.., f �•1:yr .: t ,.— -,... _. _ T'T : Y i t'%: x • .. 'r ' _f.,.,'y'r ' + _ ":< .q..,w ' ... ti• _:... .• ,r-_:. r..- _: i.:va •. :, ;:.._ .. .a. r...).e,. _ y ..:_ -s ... .. .A:. ice. -ri: .. ri•4.$•.:. �.�.a b£n �•' . y t.d;x - ' : ,''ter ! • .: .-- , � _ " �c�5'-Y-' 770 .M.^. _ WS NE I K R N E - PC E TH ©L ...--_ - ---PICSERINO; ONT., -FRIDAY, J LTL. .}-. _VT*f$**iosttat 6arD:. [� _ ;-twtG►�►e6t+A- = - - t3Rt:EN Rtvatt Established 75 yesim - •` George Judd, of Toronto; spent Why -so "blue" Frank ? Atedtcal SPINK �+ Sunday at his home! here.. g En Bice spent S. the S. 1pst in Toronto. GREENWOOD Anson Walker. of Markham Hi b Green River S. S. ionic was a e fen- RI E. FORSYTH, D. of O., Regis- School staff, died on hiscousins here did success. •'tared member of the optometrical Asao- cn Sunday. Miss . Hilda Robertson is visitingr dation of O■tario, special attention sites to FLOUR : - Mrs. Wm. La Frau h sent over with her sister here. *� tilts fitting of glasses. Eyes tested free. north Sunda at hl r. 3liddletgon's of Picker• J, and Mrs. Armstrong, of Toronto, ILLS 0laremoat. _ ,tau WHITE SATIN- BREAn y s > • -- ins Township:. a+pent" July 1st at the Nighswander lr 0. McKINNON, M.D., L.R.C.S., Sirs. Thomas Smales returned home, FLOUR AfVa CB..�AL3 . Edinburgh, member of the College of CREAM BL \ S-FA311LY home on Thursday last after spending Jack is looking extremely 'smiling.' Phyaiclans and Sargeona of Ontario, licentiate a we _inTnronto__ __ - _-___ But then -you know -the lith- will soon,-Hissimi for -Pastry of 8oyal Couege of surgeons, Edinburgh. TEA B>r'.\$-PASTRY Wm. and Mrs. Rennie and family be here, - . Baker's Jy for Bread .-,-:8»eciat aLLeaLioa to dsieaaes of +comes gad - _ ohIIdren, once andresiaence,Hroagham. Bran Oats spent Sunday with her father, Peter Miss .Vary, :firs. Clarence and Jos, Graham Flour Wheatlets. Raymer,of Stoutfville. Dotes left for Toronto on Wednesday Corn deal, Rolled Wheat, -'PICKERING MEDICAL SURGICAL Shorts _: Oat Chop - Mrs. Nathan Tarr, of the 9tb line, owing to the serious illness of their Rolled Oats, Buckwheat Flour, d and X-RAY INSTITUTE 'Jnmba Crushed Oats Markham, spent Saturday afternoon brother, James Doren. Pot and Peart Basle a =---- - -'- - - - -- with Mrs. Richard Tarr. -- - The funeral of the late James Doten, �' ICgERINC+, - - - hn died rnnr ;n'Tn.n_ Look. place from FEEDS '- u sLaix TowLE, M. s., M. D., C. DL, Wheat Screenings Corn Chop is spending part of his holidays with the residence of his brother. Sanford Bran, Shorts, Midliogs, Physician -charge his grandparents, Geo. and Mrs, Doren, on Monday. July 5th; to the Crushed Oats, Barley Feed, 1 A 13pecialiet in Rectal Diseases. Prostatic Dis- Mixed Grain and Chop Cracked Corn Bowers. Brunswick bill cemetery. - Oats, Molassine Meal, , eases of Msa, Diseases of Women, Cancers, Mr. and. Miss Ash, of Unionville, Monday eve®ing. June 28th, the peo- Cotton Seed Meal, Tumors. S -Ray examination. Diseases of e'e, and Thomas Ramsey, of Toronto, pie of Green River school -section, No. Specially Mixed Grain to make ear, sou, throat and lungs. Fittangglassss and SCRANTO\ COAL D. L. and W. called on Mrs. Richard Tarr' one da 11, assembled at an early hour at the hens la All acute and chronic diseases. y' Y• Office Sotos 12 to 9 and 7 to I V. m. 4917• last week. home of Mr. and Mrs. Horushaw to Bibb a Cream Equivalent STOVE, CHESTNUT, PEA Miss Fern Wideman and Miss say farewell to their popular and effi- y' q lvalent for calves. AND STEAM. Betbena' Brown were trying. their tient teacher, Miss Anna Robertson, Calf Meal. fd'OULTRY FOOD T entrance examinations at Stouifville whose health will not "allow her to M V . T8R_ .Doan t wnA � eP•iadlpoanty -fie are now tlOtln — ^-DUNBARTON program followed supper, coT-es consisting .Charcoal, Shell and Grit. M B. FAREWELL, S.C., BARRIS- quoting last week. continue her work amore us. A short Meat Scrap, cra Bone and Meat, nd P Cotton Beed Meal is the cheapest and AE. CHRISTIAN, Barrister and G. A. Gillespie is off for a short w fisc t°harts°$ at -feed on the market for milk esolfcitor.\ores Pabllc,Etc. Money to J. L. SPINg LIMITED p with a beautiful bracelet and cameo oan. face ' 1 i vocation. -During his absence, his hroacbiLl the OWL �. Try ilolasaipe 31eµ1 for horses, cattle PICKERING. ONT.brutb�r is manner. Again we !wish. -her God t never a wi - T. W. Hilts, of Fairport, we. regret out it after using it. �usttts#s QSarbts. p• speed: to state- is seriously ill at present, �T G. H.��[-Issuer of Marriage Stock Farm Wasted having received a paralytic strokP. - BROUGHAM REED CORN FOR SALE -A car K Andrew Annan has $lived into the Windsor Dairy and Cattle Salt- just l License* }n the County of Ontario, village and 'is now occupying the arrived. The best salt in Canada. Pickering village, 2^ly - Py R T. E. Ham lost another colt last 154. to 200'acres with good supply. residenee formerly occupie by Ben week, Cement and Plaster kept on hand. m POUCHER. Real Estate Auc- NVood. John and hlrs. hlci.ean s sn 1 • Lioaeer, valuator, collector aaa issuer of running spring nater _ p. t Mon- ot marriage ltceasu, thou ham, hit. Annis. of Port Union, ascot.- day a ith -friends in Columbus. F• _-+- �REF.rN g � with or without build- parried by C. and Mrs. Annis and Pum Hiss alildred -Robson returned from - -- - —BQPPER Issuer of illarr' __ ----ilvanglM-tq with hiend-i in To.o. - �✓. Licenses In the County of Ontario. trip to Victnria•Syuaae on SAturdap• Arch,e hlechin, of Toronto, is spend- 02ce at store and -bre reetdeace, Claremont. ♦ hn F' h & '1 The Sunday* school - excursion to ing his vacation At his home here A.BEATON TOWNSHIP OLEIIH D. iS er ompany COUNTRY REAL Ir5TA:1'1'= Riverdale Park, via Canadian North. ern -on Tuesday of last. week was Donald Willson-. of Toronto, is home presenr. _ _ ” -' = Miss Martin, our esteemed .tearher, Cooveiimcer, oommfs•toner for -taking e�davats, Accountant.. Eu. money to lona 810 LUMSDEN BUILDING. faitly well attended and all report a wlt6 hi grants for the holidays. pp y . Tbos. Poucher spent a few days garden, some young fruit _ on farm property, ^Issuer of Marriage Lfo 8 ADELAIDE ST„ E., TORONTO. very enjoyable time. with his brother John. of Tbronto. wedding anniversary: t►aoes" Whi4a.'al•. Oat. -� also... We trust Miss Martin. will come her The raising of Palmer Bros.' large` :firs. :Major and children, of Scar- back restored and able to resume " HUGH S. PC GH, Glen Major. Out. FRUIT BASKETS new barn on Friday afternoon last bitch. A slight baro, visited at J. Wilton's last week. Corner King and Church Ste. ••l1 L/c•owa Anatwop:. Extensive wryer• 'and Mrs, Pugh. came of -without a g R. and Mrs. Brodie, and Mies Jean Messrs. Hastings have shipped a couple of cars of hay to Montreal, iouee n imported Lad thoroughbred secck. 30,000 just arrived. rainfall occurred during the afternoon Tisited at A. B. Matthews' Sun - Sun - the other members of the L family with us again. We extend our Q. conducted as her., nests for term8 Pone Have you lots of water ? but not sufficient to Interfere with the day. an's parucnlars Ind. 211L 98-ly 21 qt. Baskets 3Jc each. work. No person received a: scratch Winton,White lost s valuable flve- steps have been taken to have the streets oiled immediately. "� POSTILL,- Licensed Auctioneer, 8 qt. Baskets 3c each. and everything went together in year-old horse on Mondav from heart ,there. formerly of Toronto, died there a few 'The 'doctor 1' . tar Counties of York and Ontario. Ano• Covers lc each. - Sratclaas style. failure. plumbing, etc. They are also expert well. drjllere ttoa sales of all kinds attenaed to on shorlep met with nothing but success from the beginning of their organizing, fur - A garden party. under the auspices M B red f ' d t d I t 7-1 - 0 smites. Address Green OreRiver P. O., Oat 1 qt. Berry Boxes 40 vents per 100. r. ee a rtes open a ay as of the Ladies' Aid Society, will be held week with the former's mother, Mrs. The shingle that has given satin. WT B. POWELL. Licensed Auc- 24 and 2i qt. Crates 121c each. at Rosebank on the evening of Friday, pallister. faction for over 30 ears. Empire . sfoneer valuator Lad eotlector for Every package guarateed and prices July E3rd, The Whitby orchestra and Miss A.- DeGarls and Mlss- E. Dan- i p • - e/onataea of Outarto aa4 York, An sands of are guaranteed not- to raise if Mise Jeandron,. elocutionist, of Toron- Corrugated lion with a sin. 6y ■gree aonduated either privately or by aacpfoa, g fele, of Toronto, visited with Mrs, S. to p ordered now and get to, have been engaged and other tail- Malcolm over Sonda 2 in. corrugation, see it before you Isale Dotes collected For latae or other par. y' - tlaw"s apply at reeadease. ®itsabett, tin., Pick. them when you. -ent is espected. Admission 35 cents, - Miss Mabel Cassie. 'and- Missy Prout buy. other makes. If you are in R = «nag. Phone orders tett at Nxwe Office. Pick • want them. childreb 15 cents. Watch out for left Monday for an extended trip to need of a Cream Separator. Tay - eraag o: Macaab'a store. Otlremoat, win rs Chopping and Oat Rollin as usual bills. _ • VVtani and other Dints in the a Premier for 30 days. - Also . oche prompt attention. sat+etaetioa stars.• P R g STOUFFV ILLS Peg P y Beed, My. phone west. gasolineetlgines from $39,00. up. ••�-� �T W.A. Barnes, Green RIVET ----- On account of lack of room we are See or write merbefore buying_ .i�R'• �' I' mO �/ E The women's patriotic league has compelled to hold over untiL- next Veterinary Surgeon GET OUR PRICES `ent upwards oY $15W" to tbe'Red week ,the report of the remarkable Bell Phone. Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vete. Croda fund, success of Mrs. John Soden's puppils at rine Coll Jn Emery Whee1o; Sttn ing Fred, Filson bas .sold- his. brick the recent examinations of the Toron- F. J. PrOIIs@ - Pickering College hoops on Slain St. to tile. Lee, of Clare- to ('onservatory of hinsir. + and Graduate of -the Veterinary Machines, San•,_ Gasoline Tho Methodist Ladies' Aid Intend' Science Association. Wont, who has moved to our town. Engines and Cream The celebration of the Battle of the hording their July -meeting in G. D. Ind. Phone Clare. 200.) Separators. - Boyne w ill take place here on Mon- Linton'H grove j'iist west of the village .`+. dap n"e:t and all the lodges between an Wednesday. July 14th,- Tea will CLAREMONT, ONT?1RIO J he served ionic style for, the usual J -- -. -• _ . Get our prire?' on the F-ord' auto. Toronto and $eaceEton -are expected fee, Irk. Each ladyisto bring her C. - JOHN THILIP v u .sews.[, .g d - The Good _Roads Commission baa husband, or if she has no husband she �T. �• .TACKS~� bout completed Che macadam roads is to et one. BROCK ROAD. thtough out, town, covering the whole Cement, Lumber, ,,Has a full line Ot trash and sur- _— width. Our roads will now cump.are - wH1TEVAt_E 1 Q Read Roofing, r with any cit roads. Lath, Shingle„ y g, 'ed meats constantly on hand. y Howard Langford spent Sunda G UNN S _ ' rhe ce3ebration on rho Ist of July y '- - - r► Spice Roil ' Breakfast Bacon �� tf under the auspices of the Board of with his father. Rev. Chas,.Lattftford, Corrugated Iron, P y Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre entertained Shur Crop Fertilizer . Trade turned our. a splendid success, friends from hntoa over. the week- � Eaatlalte Shingles, • Ham, Bologna, Weiners, etc. there being about 2100 people present, • - Will -pay you from .'�1 to lafal ptoflt the day being ars ideul one. In the end. Cedar Posts,- Steel Posts, ? Highest prices paid forLacrosse Tournament Uxbridge took dins Gertrude Pennock is at .repent Butcher's cattle Gilnn's Hog Meal will reduce your feed first move andin baseball Mt. Albert visiting friends in Toronto and Bea- Wire Fencing: a —. hill gad Wake your hogs pay.in spite .,,.,y _-� .. o•_...e verton. \ s ►I* W ■ s ■ *' iw► iekering =;'perq First-class rigs for hire -Day or night Bus meets all trains Teaming promptly attended to. Agent for Canada Carriage Co. W. H. Peak, Picket i„.. or Lne nign cost or yeea. Gunn's Ground -Bone and Beef Scrap will make your, hens _lay and keep them laying. For prices address - - Thos. Ree-ve y, - Locust Mill Ind. phone, Mark. 15% REAL . ESTATE..... -�x��mt�tt� Ott► Ville. Earl Byer, yon of the late Jonas Byer: a pupil of our high school, while on bis holidays at his grand- fathers, Mr, McF,wen, of, Lemonville. met with An accident *-hich may prove fatal. While ascending a ladder in the barn the gun be carried in some way discharged itself thro his breast. He was hurried to. the hospital but the bullet has not Set been located. WEST HILL. Howard and Mrs Turner and familyr were the guests of D. R. and Mrs., Beaton. Miss Gertrude Gallagher is at pres- ent visiting friends at the New Albion., Toronto. Wm. Knox -has been on the'sick list for the past week and unable to do his duties. but still careies a smiling face. Messrs. Arthur and Fred and Misses Ethel and Flo Thompson, -of Gue' ph, spent-the-'boliday with Jos. and 11irs. Ellis. The sports of our town, numbering about twent attended the Fort Erie NEW SHOP BUTCHERastic Edgar Esdie, of sew Ontario, is home holidaying with his parents at y. races Saturday and report ar excel- I have or Sale a Aortae and Lot F presenr. _ _ ” -' = Miss Martin, our esteemed .tearher, 'lent meet. Mr. Mannell and Wm. Burton and in Pickering Village. Ltirge has gone to her home in Lucan to wives motored to Oshawa Wednesday garden, some young fruit _ spend her holidays. ,Her sister, who and attended Wm. and Mrs. Gerow'9 trees. Everything in has been visiting with her, returned wedding anniversary: first-class repair. -= also... We trust Miss Martin. will come her ' Albert and Mrs. Pughand daughter, of Toronto, motored to "Springburst Call and see meas this is a bar- back restored and able to resume areas, etc. We think it would be wise to have the S.'8: picnic ..there, every gain for some one. Work with renewed energv. Farm" and spent a few days with lis Corner King and Church Ste. Miss Flossie Batty is slowly recover- 'and Mrs, Pugh. • ' ' V• Rlehardsoa.. in from ii severe attack of't hold. We Messrs. Hastings have shipped a couple of cars of hay to Montreal, -We - She has been ill about'six weeks• sincerely hope soon.. -to have'ber and there it is .reloaded to the boat and -.-Notary Public, Pickering. the other members of the L family with us again. We extend our shipped to France for war use. The "dust" nuisance has become so, Have you lots of water ? .svmpatby for them through this most trying time. - great during the past week that the residents along the front street could Dr, Spaulding bas returned from a stand it no longer, and as a result C. S. RICX, OF WHITEWALL trip through the west. He visited his in Edmonton, who resides steps have been taken to have the streets oiled immediately. is prepared to furnish you anything mother- His father, Dr. Spaulding. It has been rumored that our Foot. in the line of water su such as PP ly ,there. formerly of Toronto, died there a few 'The 'doctor ball team is preparing for a tour of Dominion• which is expected to be pumps, windmills, hydraulic rams, weeks ago. reports busl- ness very dull in the west and saw no the a most successful one. as this team has plumbing, etc. They are also expert well. drjllere lace .during his travels that could g e compared to this locality. met with nothing but success from the beginning of their organizing, fur - NEW SHOP BUTCHERastic and respectfully solicit your patron; The Women's Institute, of West s for the Aure. 'Ind .hong -521. Hill, are bus and are most enthusi- tbermore they are under the manage- ment of James N. Casselle, a full- over Reed Cross work, We are fledged ball man with years of-experi- A full line of Fresh.Meats a]ways TOOLS SHARPENED ' indebted to some ladies who -carie down from the city and started its in ence. - The union picnic of the two Sunday on hand at shop. - We make a specialry of crosscut saws, this work. They brought a sample of bandages, surgical dressings and other ecbuole took place on Thursday last dgwn on the -flats. There was a full 'Wagon on road every day: Tools of all kinds. .Locks repaired. Razor -boning a specialty. Far a first. comforts so urgently needed by our attendance and a real good trona was spent by all, the youngsters doing full Fresh Fresh Pork Sausage a spicialty class hair trim or an easy shave call wounded soldiers. Our ladies met At at the East -end Barber Shop: home of. Mee. Heron every Friday justice to ice cream, watermelon; ban- cattle wanted See our House urniehings of; all afternoon fcr this work. Surely this is a time for self saeriflce as never be. areas, etc. We think it would be wise to have the S.'8: picnic ..there, every JAS O'CONNOR, ' PICKERING kinds. S,!e used Carpets from 15 c is a yard up. fore., Soldiers at the front are wound- ed andAying in defence of our homes year. instead of taking the children to anv great distance which is sometimes Corner King and Church Ste. W. J. CORDO. PiGBERING and even lives. dune. will count double, so keep give you my price on any- thing you may ' - require.' 'of War Stamper taken from tax-. -- A. C. REESOR, cines -and purfames purchased at our store will receive a handsome .4 BRACELET WATCH FREE. A CONTEST`,�..,.'- ..WORTH WHILE To the boy or girl who on the last Saturday of the summer holidays brings us the largest total value. 'of War Stamper taken from tax-. -- able Patents Proprietary Wadi - cines -and purfames purchased at our store will receive a handsome .4 BRACELET WATCH FREE. On a.25c,.medicine.war tax of le - Stamps taken. from Nyal .and Nadruco.Preparations will count double, so keep the wrappers rind stamps onAhese*goods attached. --'See the watch in our window. .CONTEST OPEN -14 SATURDAY MAY 15TH. T. M. WFADDEN,/ Druggist—Graduate Optician, ' Pict• -fir -in g. 0=Aekx30 FN _ - — ` • - - - Lieb, d they . naturally misinter- ( ence of the passion for justice which aci preted his desire that she should lies at the heart of every Jew,grin- his house. Of this he because he little m come to was cipally gets so of A} Y ` j y. - �� • _ ` uite, aware, it had been a sense of ! -it. ustice, a means of rewarding her, But he had had sone of the wear.. since he could not give her a share and tear of life, even as a young-p3rs33 -ZW { -� i L , min ,-which had--'ed--him,--al--Home�.-h�II flood ofd Triffser though slavery was )tot supposed to 'and mother, had had their restrain- "Now the Scalpel, " p ,nurse. As fire be countenanced, to compromise with ing . influence, and since the develop- German army surgeon reached across _ Or. She E'jpnth Afri�An-_MillionAitre.--='�. the Boer farmer for a large sum of ment of the mines he had been given the quiet body of the Frenchman, he - - -�- --� = money. over entirely to business, occupied Since then Azuma had beet[ looked ° himself with matters which -generally saw the girl's hand tremble. ''Dont'i give up," he said gerftly; "you shall, --" - - • upon with mingled awe and scorn : by the few Boers round about and -fall "to the share of older men, trav- ! have a rest- after this operation. The elled backwards ,sad forwards be-' j - . as a wonderful and supernatural be irk you have done would exhaust tween Germany and Paris and Lon- „ CHAPTER XV. -(Cantil.) the 'Boers knew so well out which ing by the Kaffir$, a sentiment which She pointed in the directiOp of the neither the British soldier's, nor even had gone.far to enhance Adolphe's don, forming companies, engaged on j anyone. the Stock Exchange, making huge f "I don.'t iniad the'vrork; it's the . imine, which lay miler; away, a lifter I the Highland troops had any idea of. , Popularity amongst thein, and had I "eat its "They do not know this country," woven a spell of safety around . him ! loans - for- vast undertakings, always 1 -mental torture. under the guiding prognostications j "I know; we all have hard things to glace now, with machinery, and IU crowd of misers' huts, to what it she said, quietly, "they do not know of which he was himself unaware. All knows kopie attempts to find out something about' of Azuma. Then had come his fa- !bear. Have you bad news of your her's death, and, six months agent own?" - had been ten years ago, and yet be- l cause_ Adolph the Boer, the Boer every every . klooft, every read; thea vrilj !her had failed. That she was nota he was sure, her limbs and the looking after his mother, his pro- and. his brothers end "Oh, peal Inside I am -burning!"' had built his house beneath the aha• .and -rn-the valleys, sad avez3z than .Kaffir woman and child," she held her shape of her hes" were cast_ in finer t -blackness her !stay perty younger Sisters, journeys to South Africa, the Sher ht _at .the_ edge of the table title , breathing loudly. "My lover is -dow of the mountain which sheltered it hand out low, to show how' small a. mould, yet the rich of prolonged each' .year longer and at ".will skin forbade the idea that she had longer, as he built and embellished 1 Ypres!" He threw away his cigar, walked to j child she meant, carrrryy a gguun, and; f shoot iwhenooyour behig d, thYe ,any white bloods and the Kaffirs told ;his house, and finally becaple abase- I The surgeon touched her aiiffi. "My tales. Some that had Veldt Itself - the front of the porch, folded his = sisals behind his ba-aR4--leeked in-.. different she sed with the i F� and rarely ;son is at Y res' he said. The nuree �' -: '. c�TM�,� carav�.��r��la�es from the re t —except short to a to his p ' turned their backs. -p stared at his calm self-controlled face; her had been _ - " ' to the Might. ' "Yes, Azuma, that was a wonderful How had she thought of all this, Soudan, that parents home. An on these occasions Azu- this woman? And she went on. "And killed by the Boers, others that she ma had said nothing when he came 1 it gave her fresh courage. She hand - ! ed the to him thing that you did." And then speech I `deserted him. Outside the night seem- � or went. He had been twenty-five 1 scalpel quite steadily,. �' , , YF. they will say, 'We came hero first, -was. the daughter of a eat chief, what right have you?" ,who had been taken prisoner and when he -first went to ata wit the and the aeration proceeded.' Y. ed to throw its witchery upon him, Yes, Azuma was- right, what right died in prison. Gollingsi now he was thirty-five, ten j Present y four orderlies entered, it ' while withLu surged; a tumult of had they, the British or the Germans, I When a ever thought about Judith, who was I bringing on stretchers two wounded all, years y der "well inclined- latter ' r ? Adolphe Lieb to the 'thought too great for utterance. Ito core and take their country .. P twent flue . well run out, and he ,Germans whom they placed in a nor- ' girl, "What did he -say, the white man?" Their wealth, that was another thing, ; opinion, on account of the quiet dig- possessed some of the freshness of ner,.. Neither the man nor the tri - • -, - ° She hated . Galling, and -Adolphe 1, they had never developed anything, nity of her bearing, and her easy com . -`laughed. been too afraid to spend money, too'command over the other servants of youth, of boyhood --almost, and all its vigor. _ beading over the table, sed their I He did not count her inquisitiveness bestial to "are for improving the ;.his household.' country, or the welfare of their bre- i As a matter of fact it didn't much .It was the day he met Judith, that he told himself that life had really eyes until their work was finished. s Then they turned to the unconscious - ' impertinence.' She always asked him `'about three, but their country! matter what she had been for to mis- begun, men where they, lay on the floor. As hos affairs, and he could trust her, he knew it, above_everyoae in the i apply a proverb k- at night all cats Yet as one who cannot at once power- Ithquish a new and deep, and gow.er- are trey all black women are in a (To be -continued.) the nurse was behind the surgeon, he - did not see how white her face be- ` world, He told her what had passed. , ---- "And �1 thou ht, he went on. sense alike. And Azuma understood ?'- came while he made his hasty exam- he has told-- s s." to be alone. -and - "Are they lies?" He turned suddenly. -_ - ?" away; crept away to w- wi er--forth •' „ a ' herse f an hour later into the same _ Something Like Earnings. - Sudden; standing y g upright he, ' '- - "I will tell you." You will not win, now, with handful of men. There will be blood; garden to listen under his window to Haff.a dozen doctors are now being; turned to her. "Nurse, I said -yon She drew from her belt a little bag and inert on the verandah. everywhere,- and the mines they will I the strains of Adolphe Lieb's violin, , Igo, will be poor,' to the exquisite music in which he I paid $25,000 a year by the British Ad- miralty. Private practice .is not for- j might rest, but I am going, to ask a special favor. One of these boys is ' you And laughing, Adolphe seated him- ! She spoke now in low tones, her ; strove to chase away the suggesting 'flaunted L bidden; but it must not interfere with! my son. They both need an operation s iwlf on the parapet of the verandah eyes seeing once more the strange demons which power, and his in the performance of an officer's naval 1 so badly that there is time to save _ " sad watched her. How often she had ;numbers and signs into which the danced before eyes winged: - done this and he had laughed, yet al- had fallen between the pebbles, words, the words of Gulling: duties. Those who are inclined to ,only one. -Will -you help' me- operate sand „ overnment h fee ma like on m boy?" Y Y ? - � rad she drew from the bag a quan- she had 1 sylnR talking i e - very grateful, they will recognize it ' to know that in other professions as wisting o. mine, of her city of little white pebbles, that gleam- 1 ,With a few men you will lose, you -even ey cannot absolutely sue- � well as medicine big sums are asked ! aPson so tightly that it did not ua- a ed in the darkness like marbles, bones English. and the Boers- will. take the gest i he was hard; aware that the I for services rendered. ' Y roll when she let it fall. "You think me a monster," he said, F -she had told him they were of great mines.' ,African chiefs, and the bones of the • No one but one of her own race music had a singing mysterious voice harry Lauder, for example, has had been offered $5,000 a week., and hun- , "but -he's a mp only child!" ~dead could speak of the future. 1 could know, how they dreaded the a singing mysterious voice which fuller that might come to the put words to his music and turned it dreds per week were paid for the per - fuller The Passion of his last words - last "I Always when s13e did this,- she re power iminded him of the way she had piled Boers if they gor,quered, and the to a song, the words of Azuma, the formances of trained elephants and "They brought a faint, know," from her ham' up his few coins on her lap that night would conquer, unless the EnglisK African Maiden. will say to chimpanzees. 'plenty, brought such thousands as- she: in her you. 'We came here first, what right ! Patti received 5360,000 for six can- " surgeon leaned toward her_ orad said, plenty, very -much,- „The And said. beee she had been right that k -ignorance, could not imagine any stave you?"' certe. Sir Victor "I'd eta shun-' I d do as much for you if he were Then presently And a. few 'days later because he ' y g your lover.' time, because she had established her country possessed. power of bringing luck once, she had she looked up. wanted to find out the truth, because "And it made him distrust Gai-Ito dyed guineas for ;going out o2 London. She shrank from him; her breast give evidence in a trial and fifteen ' . if they lose they will say something obtained an ascendancy over lits su-'' was you, they zriH kill you, the Boers, ling, he started for London, and i heaved; her eyes shifted wildly. guineas a day expenses, and, even "Your son!" she cried!" and stooping M perstitiousuess, so that he had tater or perhaps ike English, because you 1. Azuma said: woven her image with all his dreams did win." "If you do not take me yuu will J then, he is out of pocket. On one ; occasion the late Ki Edward asked ! quickly, began to unbutton the boy's ng- not -of wealth and power. Then she step-, ' have no luck," and he had laughed .-,ped across - the Verandah descending And without answering her'. g ', airdBusaid, phis host -s famous surgeon -what a clothing. The surgeon bent over to he, � r theg lifted the- -. the steps with her bare feet, with cat %dol a had ¢one out into the gar - den. He wanted to, be alone with will soon come back." first-rate medical man would .,make, and was told that $?b.000 a year boy to the table, 'He was alight and r like, rapid tread. and began scraping But it was because she had thrown his haillcwith those orrier n'e s p would hit the mark. The Icing's in- .the sand from the front pathway overthoughts,herself at his feet to a passion of , fir' the surgeon was' heavy and dark. It did not occur to him to won - Whic which the hated Gulling kid trodden ones this strange woman had evoked., Brief, because she had said: I formant placed the earnings_ of a der hoW-MT girl knew which was Ms - He had seen the performance so of• this strange woman who had. come great barrister son. altentt l ~ B willldte,�that he had takenher with =tea: that he never into leis I Seemin 1 so qwetly, so Chief Jus- wapaida anyhim present her I him to London. �e The operation progressed rapidly. to till she d I his brief - unsought, and yet w o h , brought, tine was 3 The nurse never had been cooler, - with a sceptical smile, he lit a'cigar, him wealth beyond that, of almost any ! would frequently be mar ed $10,000, Now she returned, iad the little "CHAPTER XVI. " '' 'Ire never more professional, The sur - Y -ia#si _an i and $b0U0-a da r." white balls Ln` patterns on the veran- p To him she lead seemed like a su- It was perhaps just as well that a y dab floor where the but cf sweeter content had come to j Millais, the p r, earned about geon told her. so when he had finish - ed ` just moonbeams pernaLu ml bein as a -matter of' mood lay across It, and poured the sand fact hers was -simply an illuminated' Lady Judith st the time � she met 81;5,000 a year by his magic brush, Lieb for the first time; just ! and one year, at any rate, he exceed- Then he turned to re-examine . the Ger•marl. "Too bad!" he - mur- -- upon them, a little after the fashion mind. In all centuries, in. all ages, Adolphe of the,sand readers of the desert. Now in every -country, now and then there as well that she met him in surround- ed that amount by $26;000: -London other m�ured regretfully. "This poor fellow ,she took a suck from the corner and is born a type like Azuma's. Who Ings which made for well-being and Answers. is dead! Now, nurse," changing his '- - beat the floor close to the pebbles and -can telt by what .chain .of . heredity restfulness .and that she was amongst the fell into into they are what union of those who admired her and liked her _ - -_,- tone 'we must bo e sleep, �� both get some a ee - - sand queer shapes. produced, '.numbers, as if they had been cunning, complex intelligence, the right ap-' and thought well of her, and that the+ "running __j,' '` = sound sleep, and, he added kindly, "don't worry about your lover." ; fly put together by deviilag fingers, posites, .the right eontrasts lived, over, new interest of these Af- "See. see Baas,'look." gain and again, produce them, those ricans," as Lady Glaucourt put it, brought vivacity back some Making. It Hot for the Caterpillars. McCloud Rail- "Veil+ well, sir," she replied "i shall sleep." She. entreated him like a child. who seem to have the gift of seeing,, had some "There is war, a great war." she only because they have the combined -1 vivacity and vitality which -respond- The managers of the way in California found their tracks i I She watched him walk across - ,the muttered; 'rand blood blood." gift of close observation coupled with ed to the unused in him. For there infested by a kind of tent caterpillar I floor. At the door he turned. "Mind,' ` "War." a mind given to thinking things out, -vas a good deal of the unused -is him. 'last summer. The creatures made he said, shaking a -finger at 'her, been no had e en notyet Was this woman then really tmany of it own weary trongeof r their first appearance on tine southern " "tnind' that you sleep soundly." born �nnGermany, roblemsa an, she had witch, or how was it that she uttered d the word which had wrung in his have been a great scientist perhaps, 'emotions. The emotion of great and and eastern elopes of Mount Shasta j "Yes, sir." ' 'and When he was gone, she seemed s�d- ears ever since Galling had departed, or a great astronomer; a Napoleon in ever increasing wealth had been his, a Richelieu, a Charlemange; and in experience'• of treachery he about June ist, soon ate them bare. By the middle of the month denly to lose her strength. She but which had rung in his ears ever, France, but which neither had ventured so in Italy a MacchiSvelli, but instead, -had knocked against Galling's das- `they had spun so man silken tents stumbled 'across the room .as if walk- " _ r much sa to breathe openly to each born a Kaffir and a woman, her illu- tardly and unpardonable Suggestion. + urination was limited .to �a close • ob- The first he 'tad not found to bring that the aides of the mountain Iooked ing in a. nightmare. At last she r reached the dead body of the German ;e He was growing - interested, .. and servance o the character- o e few with i i because he told her everything al- men and women she came across, of tion even he had expected; and the an knelt . beside it. ear she bags. The first of Judy those that ; y their began to ;whiskered, "ail dear -my dear.'.' She rz. ways, because. she was the only son- the conditions of She country in which' second; oh, that was wiped out. now ' had been born, of the of gone, forgotten almost. That had had completed growth migrate. They were soon• joined by Put her head on his breast. "My Slant he. had, he, told her i11 that she actions �.olling had told him in detail. the white and the- black -i -aces and been .seven years ago. and since then hosts of undeveloped specimens that, dear," she repeated, "my dear -my "lt is not true," she said, "if he' amongst those, of the diversity of: the Jameson Raid had convulsed -Eng- Ger= it, blinded it, it mad having eaten all the available food , dear -my dear - wants them to come, then why does actions of different whites, the land, dazed sent --he not send them himself?" ( mans the English,, and the Boer, in i and its madness had taken the shape were seeking new feeding grounds. The hairy crawlers were a great i "But don't you ve, Azuma, that it the dark races, the Zulu, the Kaffir, of the Boer war and restored its, San- the African, the Matabele. - And she. ity.. There had been a moment when pest, for they got into the tents of the Teeth and Health _ _- must not go on hike this, the Boers, fiou hate the Boers don't you-?" was a woman of silence, given to in= Golling and Lieb had both trembled to lumber and construction camps and Ina recent public lecture at the The gleam which shat across herr stinctively developing that utmost' for the welfare, the continuance 'there crawled over everything. Especially I Harvard Medical School. Dr. E. G eyes, which he could feel was there which lies within us all, but which so : exist even, of their mines,- and they liked to travel along the rail- Brackett of Boston, called attention even more than he• could see it, told many of. us leave dormant till the day had been the sudden resurrection him that she had given her answer of death. If she saw a thing of any , which had brought millions, and all way.*Their crushed bodies made the to the importance of the teeth in the that the engine human "The' teeth;' ` y kind she wanted to know all. about it. ! ' on that score. .that remained new was ,outwardly a "Well; have It had been so with household things !great- historic secret. more wonderful rails so Sli a econom said PP ry � Y• wheels spun round and round, and as j Doctor Brackett, "are often a prim- _ - '; soon they will the,' whole country under their control, that Adolphe had bought at Cape! than the Dreyfus mystery, because it they no attention to the Eng-; Town, or had sent from Germany' and existed amongst Englishmen lishmen, who a result there were many delays, and much 'expense and danger, particular- ary' cause of rheumatism. Many per- sons seem to have perfect teeth, or pay Ii they oppress the natives, even • Paris. When she had found out how are supposed to be neither mysterious s. The ly for the heavy loggingZni the dentist has treated them so now they treat the Uitlander with they worked, she tried experiments ;nor untruthful, above all because it •railway authorities triedtinning scientifically 'that the patient has no -' contempt, Now listen,'and I will tell' till she had pushed them to their savored $'little of those historical ro- men with brooms on the of the trouble; but. it has been found in you what the scheme is." 1 furthest use. mantes which- so' many laugh at, and She squatted down and listened till Such minds as these are *often born which resemble tales of the day of engines, but that was not satisfac- many cases that abscesses have form - ` the end while he, fired- with the new in obscurity and amidst surroundings had inspired, which do not permit of their develop- j the first Bonaparte, without the heroine who throws roses -tory. Cresol sprinkled along the sides of the roadbed retarded the mi- ed at the root of a filled tooth, and . upon the removal -of these abscesses idea Golling told here -with all the excitement of a newly ment, and becoming warped' or stulti- graceful or smiles from some turret window' grating host only a few moments. the rheumatism has disappeared. Doc- "I kindled ardor of enthusiasm, the way; fied in one direction, find their vent and- that 'between Galling -and At last the railway mer contrived tar Brackett also showed -the close Kruger kept the country back from in subtle trine or criminal cunning, Lieb, it had left the remembrance, on an arrangement whereby they could relation of the teeth to, the general eivili;,ation in order to make money;' but in Azuma it seemed. as if a na- tural had the one side of a great.. treachery, athe on the conduct' steam" from the engine : health yf Bacterial poisons -• _ - and because he felt instinctively that; sweetness_ and meekness great injury suggested, and been dig- commonly through tubes and blow it forward are commonly found round. the roots, ,• ' for all his cunning, a civilized noun-', restrained all evil influences, while ,try would not tolerate him, that he. her devotion to Adolphe had seemed other the sense of. having covered in, an unworthy and abomin- along the tracks ahead of the train. !especially where pus pockets exist could no longer control it. And. Lieb to concentrate -her every- thought on able act. . For. Adolphe, through the 'That was successful; for it cleared-; Not only do these,pus pockets cause ; swollen joints, but they are respon- = "'told her, almost as if it were a fairy; the endeavor to guide him to power, intermediary of a poerful man in- -mines, -had the tracks without crushing the-erea- tale of wonder, what would happen if and to safeguard him from evil. terested in the obtained tures, and- at the same time k'illed;.sible for other- complications, includ- the British possessed it, how bridges) And those Iitt(e pebbles were .blit an' interview -with the' authorities, in them In -certain places along the; ing intestinal ailments. Fortunately, -- - and railways would' be built, and the instruments of her visionary pow- Of - Downing' Street and at the War Of- ' it is not hard• to discov6r the sources line between Sisson and McCloud. the : - schools and Churches; and how in, er. She was not in an sense a for- fin and been assured that. -.nothing 'about dead caterpillars. were paled up in of the trouble; an X-ray photograph • time even her rate would fare better and grow rich." tune teller• the art had been taught• her as a -child, but she had but scant was known the scheme; that it would not for a moment be toler- such banks that they could have been 1 of the jaw at once reveals the tiny (pockets, which_ then can be easily re -, And though she listened with ,won-{ belief in it on the lines on which she ated. With his unusual loyalty, he shovelled up by. the bushel. • - . moved. der and amazement, for all that, at use it they only had been taught. to u would not -give the name of the_per- - the end, she -shook-her head. I assisted • her thought,, and • she had son who had suggested to him that - "All that," she said "if . the British ° conquer„ blit if not, ii{ the Boer wins learned to reckon on the shapes and forms the pebbles -took upon them -as this would be acceptable to the Brit- ish govemnment, and Galling when he QQH1�/ INFLUENZA N Ostxrstiai,rsiir, Vinkala. 8Wvv13q 4 :' the battle, what then?" the answers only, to her prophetic could do so without fear of its get k treier, >ryt ootto _ Yes, he had thought of that, and as said. said the words, this wonderful in- meditations. When Adolphe had settled down in ting back to Lieb, would hint that it was what Lieb wanted to do. That X - - - � Q And an diseases of the horse ng lila throat, apeedng Islas tell* geat being, he laughed. I I.-the •Britishl The, "h -Boers, I big new home he -had some difficulty -persuading the Boers n- was the- impression Lieb, quite un- consciously to the me stable cured; colts and horses in came stable ke t from having N =i Z th m by using molars axez'atwrss oot�Ottf=a. ttones bottle_guatanteel to beat m with whom lived let' ber they gave .government did to his _ often cure.. ,One cure an cask.. saf, , for brood mares. baby colts, stallions -all ares and - ` Idea was absurd. And Azuma swept her hand back -I f she to go., preferred to- beat -the devil -out of her, with lea- also which not add general good repute, while Lieb congratulat- Q �A cl done. Most nrcttitut ecienttIIc compoun . any drug - ,9 wards and forwards showing him thej !Veldt, the great tracts of tend which tber. thongs, to handing her over to I the devil in the shape of Adolpbo e8 himaelf that he -had listened to , Azuma's warnings, qnd to the insist= t. i B ppXX asEasoas 190. OosLsa,->yd.. o.s,i-_ - i. n a 4� '-A. �•','' - .... _�•^ -. ...Z•{. .-,, _,-rte:-,a•�'+w_- G.¢.. - �'"-,'.�:1�-•!e. .�.,_. �4.-''' - -'i_ ' ��••• r e. a tie .-. .: -.; • ,.-• Sf_'..{, •.. s f%' -. �>.�+-•+.. 7n. -, �'�.. - - i - - -''.i n.a L' u.. • .. yy • FIERC TRUGGLR IN THE DARDAN�iONOR FOR C(J'i1'1:'ti DER eF -- FRENCH VICTORY ' _ . _. THIRD I:\ hA�NTR -IN - -liraphic Aceovnt of Allies' Victory o' the Gallipoli --'- _ DA - .-peninsula.- Six fines of Trenches Won From the s�"r Turks in the Quadrila- A despatch from Alexandria says: -began to look as if the victory upon � -- - teraL The British and French line on the the left would be fruitless. That • P •- g position would become an untenable � - A despatch from London says- AIt Gallipoli Peninsula from the Aegean official statement given out by the to the Dardanelles is confronted by' salient and -'the Haricot redoubt re- vert, to the enemy. At this moment British Government announces the, rising ground that culminates in the. a message was sent to say that the �l - capture' of certain trenches in the - eentre with a fiat summit Achi Baba Dardanelles operations which cont? trenches must be captured and when plete the capture of that -part of the � 800 feet high. On either side the recaptured, held. 1 i Turkish line gained by the French on ground falls away to the- sea in �ra- A Fierce Battle. - vines 8nd�ry water courseB -casted • -- There were still -fie hours -of day- ! 4 <x - ase Ian* � Deres, which the Turks have had time , light for this battle of the longest it an ]3asitiIton, commsnQing the - to •mal~a-impi'egna a day- of the year. BAtislt"-guns and alliedland forces, in his second official an rce those superb' troops that 'are now i howitzers were asked for and.'sent'at - _ despatch of the week, records there- r fighting to ass over them. There is' once, and the bombardment was re- - -pulse -of. a- s, cnunteraitaclt by c 'no room upon the Gallipoli Peninsula, sumed throughout the afternoon. At - the Turks, who were bent on recover Ing g _ Ing the lost ground south of the f-orti- ; to find peak points, and we are now in , 5.30 it seemed as if every gun on a :,,-� fled hill of Achi Baba and the strong t the position of having to storm an earth were .pouring shells on the Tur- _ -_ immensely strong fortress, the ad- kish lines. At 6 o'clock the third position at Krithia, which the Britisl[, have for some time been vaned works of which by an amaz- assault was delivered. In one trenchenvelop.,V' ing feat of arms we already hold and there was al temporary shortage of Despite the hard gh mg ever s the glac.is of which has to be crossed' ammunition, but the enemy fought; > before iva move forward to the as even with stones, sticks and fists. Ail All•. the landing on April 25 the Franco- P is British expedition only lately has Sault upon the bastion, of Achi Baba battaron came hurrying up from -the - F" I - and beyond to the final assault upon ,Turkish right to reinforce it, and was <. ` '� achieved anything notable ..-toward strengthening its hold on the tip of ¢ti the ver walls of that fortress. caught on open ground -by the' drum= Y g the Gallipoli Peninsult, Achi Baba be - "On June 21 it was .Aetermined to • mi g p n y75's and melted away. Thus yards of Turkish trendies were `� ss':a« F ing a small:{',ibraltar, bristling with `strai hten the line upon the extreme 600 and at 1.40 a.m., the prelims= ek u; an�still the bombardment,y.� . --- machine guns, surrounded by barbed t; _ wire and terraced with trenches. This El r through the morning the cannonade counter-attack that was 'anticipated. *� w'•�, r: the reason. why an allied progress went on. By noon the second division' In the morning we heard gladly that f t is hailed wi,h' great satisfaction inn% of French had on the left stormed and the enemy's counter-attacks had fail- - England. captured --all the' Turkish trenches of ed and that our allies were indeed the. first two lines. Even the Haricot firmly -established. , The Turkish fess-', �t - LOST-- - redoubt with its damnable entangle- j ualties were at least 7,000. One GER R�S S L S _ meats and maze of communicating :trench 200 garde long and 10 feet - - I3RIG.-G1':-Y: H. S. ME t -'R. � BATTLESHIP „- trenches was in French hands. On., deep was brimming over with dead. The announcement of the honor of the Companionshlp.af tbv carder of BATTLESHIP n(j ,ti,o right ttn¢:orarr the . valiant, (hose dead ' - _ fes..,,,.,. iy,..,..,nnder_of- the Q. U. H_ -_is rrce#ved with particularly- b the member% and ex- - after reaching its objective, had been satin. French officers who fought in great satisfaction in Toruittd, p x� �- - -counter-attacked .so effectively that ` the west say 'that as a fighting unit : _ memtk-r-, of his old regiment. tie joined the Queeri's Own lover a.. Sub - ."they had fallen back. Again the ad- one Turk is worth tufo Germane; in -quarter of a• century ago as a private.lln the University Company. :pre-Dreadneugla Torpedoed by Sub- ga Y and rose %tep by step. a,+ has Ix -en the time-honored custom in that vaned, again they -took the trenches fart, with :.his back to the wall, the porps, ureal he succeeded sir HenrL .Penatt as commander. "(marine oQ Port of and again they were driven out.- It' is-magnillcent - - ' -.Danzig. �j� SMASH cD11r� FRO A despatch from London -says, •GERMANS i • �� ATTACKS f ' j MORGAN S31 0� ('�J� [' L German battleship. of maria tons _ KS J s P. � was attacked by a submarine and Attack b o 00o Gerrl�ans. gin. Ar onne Checked at�bloKn up at the entrance to the her - END IN FAII;URE BY PRO-Gi��MA V 4 , g bor of Danzig, Prussia. a_port on. the _ , - - siianldestr9 err rammedSea. the,same and -tune appar- _ ...Second Line. F: marine Germans- Mowed Down i:y French Would-be Murderer Also jPlateed A e he vvh ch cameup to attacck Czar"a ort Alam at - .. T '.- �.,. " F have, u themselvescing n s `'a- taiineddgin 'a Russian official statement • � reach . roes sn. Ar onne ha found fa a mmo Road. Washington. ill vived ' another t great S onslaught ' ble obstacle. The French second lisle _— -.._ • - - - - t Petrograd, .which says: issued in Pe ys A --despatch from London gays -The despatch from New York sa s: ! - nowhere yielded ground, and counter-. . 'The Russian cruisers. Rmrik, P pp Y, against their lines in the region of attacks were- immediately delivered Germans attacked the French line at Frank Holt..a' crack -brained teacher •Four ie .Paris, with •the' result that and the enemy driven back to within . encountered a they -enemy at eight several points, but - in each instance of German' in Cornell L niveraity; ob- the front is firmly established about i $ short . distance - of his original poli= , - g were driven back. The strongest sensed b the -.Idea that God had ap X00 yards ire the rear of the dormer - o'clock in the morning between -the Is- g Y ' tions._ land of Oeland and the Courlamd Tnovement was directed agatnat the pointed him La stop the shipment: of first-9in�treercii� chwere conn- On the rest of the weaterti battle coast. The enemy consisted of a light road- from Ablain to Angres, where war' supplies to the allies- tried to ; pletclp destroyed by. German .)sigh ex- front the $ghting has been confined the Germans moved forward in their murder J. P. Morg, n Saturday morn • I plosive shells of large calibre. to artillery. duels, particularly to the cruiser of the Augsburg class, e - rro i'6,- favorite close formation, only to ba ing after attempting on Friday night mute lager and three destroyers. #mo+Aed down by the French machine to wreck the Ca-pitol at Washington This German attack, which was the north of Arras and on the Aisne .-The seaA+sas shrouded in i fog, to gun fire•and .forced. to retire site. with a dynamite bomb. The tiew i fourth- d b in two days, was deliverey front: Two 'German attacks against dense that the ships• frequently -were ' asuffering heavy losses. York and Washington police hive in- a .force estimated by the French War. the new French front in the Vosges swallowed up in a darkness; and ` Office at two divisions; or 40,000 men. were at . once repulsed. tea; A German battalion also attempte,l formation which leads them to believe therefore the gunfire inaccurgte. The 7t The French front trenches had been The, Germans are believed to be ; Russians, attempting to intercept the ;a• to storm the village of Fey, five miles that he planned next to go to, Cornish, previously obTiterated�y 5osisbsid transferring large forces ;of troops West of Pont=a-:4Mousson and the Mo-� N.H., and attempt the life of Presi- : ment, and, the troops who clung to the from the Russian to _the. French .enemy's retreat, were attacked 119`" );elle River, but, was forced to retire rdent Wilson, the torpedo boats, but were unharmt- y -truined position were forced to fall front, as the closing of trio Belgian- ed„ y, after reaching the French wire en- I Holt forced his way into Mr. Mor- back by the employment o{ 'asphyxi- Dutch Mi -der several days ago now _ tanglements. I Ban's house on East Island, three' ating , gas shells_ When the German has -been followed by -similar mea= ' _ P infantry rushed . forward, _ however, sures on the German -Swiss frontier.: Work far Mother. In the fighting the French re ulsed miles from Glencove at 9.'20 Satur- infant .. two German attacks in the. region; day morning, drove the butler before crossed the first French line with The Swiss -Baden line has been closedr= Ghat '$ on Lbs carpet to -day, ing about Metzeral in 'Alsace and, main -,'him b the menace of a revolver, flows 'asked Mr.-Wombat,cwho , i'a «. Y the intention of piercing .the main- also -the- S1'urttemburg border. • - - tained all their positions yin the Ar- ' searched the house until he 'found _ flowery of speech. gcnne, where the , fighting was ex • 1 Mr' andMrs. Morgan on the second • `More mud that Johnny has track- ceedingly fierce, the Germans claim -?floor, and' then, as Mr. Morgan 'anf3 Lneasy lies the .head that wears a Many a. patent leather 'shoe hides, ed in,.I s'pose�.' responded literal Mrs. ing to have taken 2,556 prisonersin . Mrs: Morgan attempted to di arm crown -of false hair. an aching corn. Wombat. thLss region, = [him, ,fired two shots. One bullet eii The allied entrenchments in Flan-; tered the lower right . side .of Mr. ers, especially in the region oNeu- I organs abdomen- and lodgednear •ville, Ecurie and Roclincourt, were the base of the spine._ The other _t subjected. to a heavy -bombardment pierced the right ,groin, ranged down- _ -by the German guns on Saturday. ! ward through the flesh of the thigh Bertin announces that German air- and passed out of the, body.- 1? men attacked Nancy and the railway ` The financier, who, as head of the station at Dombasle-, a place south -',banking 'house which' is the' purchas east of the city, and that this result- j ing agent of the British Government, j , ed -in railway communication with i had become er object for Holt'sprobably at CANADA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER i Fort Remiremont, one of the French tack, is dangerously but probably•not � , Lorraine defence works being sever- fatally wounded. 'This wa's the °pin- { A. 1 ion, at -least; -of several -of, his part- A despatch to the Daily Chronicle) ners and of his friends who had heard, sr ss from its correspondent in Northern the report of the surgeons who ex- i The War. Summary _ „ ♦ Alinosi h-. •., the very -lay lb, creast European lvar.began 1n.AnCuat yi France says: Details supplied by a amined his injuries and who probed {{ "' , '} I,sL the ontsi::r,dln feature imcanadian Jenrnau m eoveritia the eoualet young wounded French •officer give a successfully for - the bullet which en- ,has boom "The %far Summary" dally on pat:,, 1 and S of THE 61.011E. Pew and thrilling view of the'almost: tered the abdomen. He owes his life I'll the vonets,,r•t l:o�sible forms the Writer hus ^ryes his whiips e Sl . pen phhrre of the developments In all parts ,•" the world. R'hlle the c Ir incredible heroism by which the Laby- I very likely to the courage -and quick- I dotnll,t of Ilse nt„venteryts atom_ the extonde-1 frontier+ have not bleu —? rinth was captured.. "Trench- war- mess of Mrs. Morgan, who, the ftrst ovr,lookell. IN, ri:;tderw of THE CLOSE have teen enabled to follow 1 1mr.d tviligently--aYei!h ronGdenee the „moral outiimu es of the stupendos fare,!' Fie said, "is -nothing to what to`detect Holt lurking in the shadows co„'tl!et. "The R'sr Summary,, of THE cLORE I.a• reprodueed .dally by we had to go through in those three ctf the upper hallway, literally flung, _.aeterrl ptzitr.rs Ihronatou{the timmrluion.. l weeks -three weeks, not in the open, herself at the man and so disturbed - not in the trerches, but in the finder- his aim, that be had no opportunityThe Editorial Page:ground lilies of communication nar- .to'shoot straight. THE (:LNPF on 1t,+ eriltorial pa o has striven to plaice before the \ w galleries in the earth, with . no nunne In proper persu^I uvP the ),road barkgrnund of rhe titanic t.a .1, strug_ , Phis acetic of articles has attracted the attention not only let ' s ,light but tiny flickering •oil lamps." _ - the Car-.Ainn peop:e, bat of leading then :and Journals In all parts ,. _ Otherwise He -Goes-Without- %"o:l•,l. he ,xPv leading -up -to the War; the el'etnents enterig^ n[ the w4uc2 std r ,'-, w f n:u the tes�uttlon of "I wonder who it is that puts up hoatilitle• have been denit kith In that bold and viear.eut form chtrac. Tt► The Royal Irish Rifles'liave there: the price of meat?." terlstle t. THE GLOHt:', editorial pace. putation of being the most athletic "That's easy.- The man who wants News Service regiment' in -the -British Army. to- get it."` 'I'hv al:nve fan.Cures, in addition to a cnhL; and• letter vervire frmn the 3 front ttnurnh•hed In Caitindi.. l,nve Placed THE (MORE far in the_lealj of l'nnarl:an jinpers,, and partly explain, the_j!heno4tiouil Inerrnse of :;dl -3' • _ y per vont. in THE GLOHE'S eiretrtarYon during ro,rut muatim Turkish Transport Sunk by Subnlar'nle Y Other Features = _ . _ : _ . The %portin �^ inial and eontmer'Hil axes, the woman`.* _. ' ... pn,r., c e.,' Prv, S� itheth,tflr' drllttou tY•pagt s' lar Ni•etttle?ntn,r','laspe dev,Ned A despatch from. London says: A 42, which was full of troops, accord to ••Parut and country me, are rrtaintaiued at a lrltrlt- atanriord•- or --• exrrllef oe, a standard• that has Justiflr-,i THE (.1.OHt: in its title of British submarine in the Sea of Mar-' ing to the Athens corresppndent.. of.'_. -- canatla's National Newspaper, and has gIven it.hy many tbousaads.the . e mora sank the Turkish. transport No. •the Exchange Telegraph Company. I - largest circulation of any mornin, paper in lite i)ourtul3n eat and City -Papers o 4> .. •,- _ • p • • By all means take your locnl paler, but to the field o'rnenopolilan Uerman. CaSu�a lies -Muco- T�lall •TWO Mons I newspapers THE ds.QBE ungrwet day. y offers �iie the trli ann t value to be had in Canada. Order It try -day i cents per month one dollfr p.4, .1tcordins to Lord Rltrhrnef, for font months—three dollars per year: the big war ha• only begun. do - - THE. GLOBE, Toronto. A despatch from London says: The j contains about 300 names, it may be • .� German official casualty list now in- reckoned that Germany's losses so far eludes 7,300 pages. As each stage aggregate 2,180,000 officers and mdn. y -pl T , _ _ v • +v46• ! +1�iiS:N•: _ >n w T 7 A, .7 F T Z7 on-the-I.Ak-e. -5. con. 3� Baso, born for W. Dart's Scar - M ra -.Parkz.�qf Toroc�� who has -*boro P. 0. for noon. A. Callender's ai% -beelf visiting her sister, M-rs. D7R. ­X"ru-,ttil Tuesday noo-, Tuedday I R .--NO-T,�-B0ASfING­-.­' WE at Its 0� the past, two weeks. has soliarnoon. Robt. Scott's Cedar Urove, Beaton. for for night. Wednesday. W. Knox* returned to bef-0410MOV cottage -whi'tevale noon, wood. Bala Bay. -Thariday- noon, Thursday- shtirnoon re better The many friends, are glad to bear When wei-Tell yolt that oltr:10c- bulk Teas a 1.25 per year $1.00 if paidl. in advance. of the recovery -at -M-re.-Tooke, whe Chas. Led$ett's lot 2. con. 7, Pickering :- - - market. Tea experts than y uk- package tes, on -the ]!kub�Puoasw the United at"" 41 *0 stern Hospital for for 3igbt; G C&=mzcW8--- carry 3 lines oi tea'; has been in the W� - lot 12, con. 4, noor, S. Beth's, Pickering have told tin they are. We sometimepost un�Lergoingan opera for night,'Satarday �worniug 0 Is green or mixed- .30c. lb. -5 1 be tion tor appendicUts. �un stab Mr. and Mrs. Cumminks �iidlson,'bf until Monday kdorntug. - joc. lb.. -6 lbs $1.75. 10HN MURKikH, Proprietor. Toronto, were the guests of Mrs. Chas. Furioso-(18W-) The famous U00 c6a] - Black, green ormize Reesor over the-Ist. -Mr. Cummings -paigu r, Record 2.09 1/4, th twop-ty Black, green or mixed- 150C. lb. 1bg $2.25 FRIDAY, JULY 9. 1915 is a sprinter, holding at presierif the of Cb:s. Park, Sutt�,n Week, 11 make Teap . i have All Advanced it) Price 49min-you will save the stmgon of 1915 as follows blouday . A American championship for 5 miles. Amy 100, will leave his QW.0 stable, trioney by btiying 5 lboo now. Coill and ask for free ir village George CH. 11NOT96 AND COMM111INTS We welcome to 'ou -F- of Arly of thpfto lin Birnie, formerly of Myrtle. Mr. Bir- Btouffyille, and proceed id IloynT ut@l. I hoe. ie. after many years in business. has Goodwood, for night. Tuesday- "IThe Kaiser, when he heard that 11 ..,- --- r. U.1brid retired and will reside with his sister- -Bev -- . _A� for, noon,- Benj.- am or night. Owir ovheapest�o�der -Y�oh -the beautiful city of - Karlsrube d Mrs, Brougham boW fc 1X­FAI1PI,F,8--aro now ILt &ud -brothtr-in.law,- Tremont bote'l, Mar-khmorii, for noon -and 219. at - bad been bombarded- by tile Ellison. iioz�.11crato at.once.-04-t.. at $2.00 a doZ.L Ww. Miller has just finitihed trAin- night. Thursday. via- luchmoud Hill, 'iQ 7, SD#M planes, cried out "r y ing a fine -quoite" team. whiell be has for noon -oai$1.30aduz. y's aero to Elgin mills, Yongo street is liquare $1.60 It . lov and night, Friday via, N'ic!or heart bleeds for my beloved gone toronsidemble trouble organiz )r -gmmes with and Ca,0101 to J&cob Widsmau*o qou., 7.. when -he went. ing. He is now open fc Mirkhazzi, for- noou,"thence to Own ...Karlsrube,` and ' d lemons, Arapefruit-green onions. bloody' battle- an e-xceedingl7, contidere .:..:upon one of the team or organization. -stable utitil, Mouday morning. Pave Z.Fresh banana4, oranges fields and siAw th6wands of dead Syka a, manager.. Lhubarb-,Iettucej� ripe a. oeian . d-itz"--berries. -�U722)- Kl ' Gotirtship--T.RTUT �T 'T Now Advertilsems"ts- h -�- rc;:bred imported and wounAid, ameng whom was VU Clydesdale- T;h A.'i 'L -------- --- - -."Buy, all your groceries at the grocers." WE -- -- -- -- - -1 M -, stallion. the property a thp HOW&P of GAr- Man MA - - d III th, But Pickering, will make 114sesson of 1915 said "I.did not w 14 war as follows - Monday May loth, will OLOVER HONEY R SXLE * Picker -A"R D S 0 N -it made his heart to ��!Ojoiee TO NJ High !Vlade, at Hogle's 3 1 miles mortli of leave his own stable; lot 9, B. F. con. he' ax illage, ICA. Phone L71,51. ing, and pioceed to S. Nibbol'son's Gf- the murder of English I C H an and o DaLbsrton; far noon, thence to W00d'1 d children ther CRASS SEED FORSALK Aqban-i Ir ury qf %Lmotby ssoed also alsike seed at lot J botel,West Hill, till Tueslay noon. I - . , , . . ... non-combatants. it did not make 18,coom. 8, Pickering. E. E. PUGH. Claremont. tfl Tuesday afternoon Michael Hicke 0 rPG0F,-1Ur 4,31y. h-- e heard f EST PRICE PAID -F 'uuon7l B , . Sale --his eartbleedwhen'h _]UIGH ly ;a L z's, Brock =ifor! &the' Shoe the empl tias iuflicted - upon-Abk 00,27"4f poultry. nemov PLiKir-M-9-t until son. 3. lot T, �Oo��Tbureday preceedi t poor Belgians w ho- never commit- to own st.ble where he will remain We have decided to sell all odd lines of Boots, Shpes, Oxfords, Pump, ted gainst the . Ger-. RESH COW FOR SALE -4 years Friday noon; Friday aftemoon proceeds Etc. at great bargain prices to make room for our new stock -any wrong a Fold a% lot M.- B F- con. Pickering. Ind. to R, PackriWe AudLey for nighf coming to our new- store which we will occupy in LALCEY. Highland Creek, mans. He did not wiU this war eboue a.7, ULiv. F. 61-43 Satur my proceeds to own stable where the near' future. but II6'willed a waa iii wbich--he On" 116 a i I remaiia until Monday morning. -7.planned that' his enemies should T��ESPECTABLE WOMAN' Seeks Edward Dar141eV-'96M'. - il3461). NEW STORE TWO MORS NORTH OF OLD STAND. JL t; position as mabl?rbltY nUrss or wju Id ozo The fashionsib y b ed import�d Clydes. be the great sufferers. U, nfor- -" companion to inveftd-tadY. APP17 %a Box B dale s%allio -tne property of R. Dato . e. Pickering News office. a4 a. � tunately fqr biru his plans did not A ,-. Riwer. will make the season of IGHEST PRICE PAID -for junk ljl5 am fol owe : Mondsi wi I leave big -PEELS -SHOE STORE -Work out. When his' policy of end *czap irac. L PIKE. lot T. con. 3- own . stable for' W. H. Major's c.)u. 5. frightfulness is turned upon his NO, g Ind phone 14LA Also fill kitlft Of P;iakeriaiz. for noon. thence to Brougham Bell. Phone 151. 41. -own may alter his I-- izziplements sold reasciaablT. 3b hotel for night; Tumsda� Joe. Wideman's people, he Greenwood, for noon, W. i - McDon&I i's 7. -ABROOK-87. WHITBY. iriews in-regarA to war. ORSALF-Oneestra good mi-1ch F cqw. sit !,earo & 1. due t ' o 0 are Audley, for airsht.- Wednesday S. Bath's week Pncib$7100. Apply to E. W F -LEEP, Pickering, t r noon. E. W. Sleep's baw Coraerof Brock Xosd%mA B&&eL=Q P1ck6"'Lt`9- I f ight : Thursday Walter Bash's After ten months of ar the people of 13ritaiti are beginning to roCKFRELS FOR SALE - Wil�l Zuweerogl. for noon, John Baine's E`it"461heJ owr Fart�-"'Yed" k-) "a my %urplut siaoz:e cocuba-i wb3s CherrywocAd. for night. Friday proceeds "realize the seriousniess of the I&ghorn amicasolg_ %weeks old. p"Ljzrao birds. ro his ova stable for night: Saturday F. ft seeb. GEO. k1bCV, box -831 W,Silverthoru's. ol 21, con. 9.Mszkha= -drive 'in for T3r- mG 41 sitriation. The German Pickering. Ind. phons 17W. for n000, thericit to his own stable antil E STMD BAM Galleta, the slowness i)f the opera- Pi MD lie STRAYED -On Tueiday eveniniz. Mocd&y toorning. -tion in the Dardatinelles, and. t from con. �. cup I>ay 'maxe &zd one black Baron Elect - The CANAIA 0 4ong postponement of the propos'. bar". the lo,ter wttb a ring bone ou XlXht , fa0lotiably bred son of iiaron's Pride. front foot. both 13sh% Am w914tt- Any InfOr" ASSETS OVER $4&OOOAW tiou leading to their recovery will be rewarded icaparted Clydesdale viallien, ths pro ed drive in Northern France, an L PIX1111. Pickering. Ind, phous-406 U of W. H. Paith, Claremont. will .]3eigi-u-m--Ua-siit-la-s-f-a-w--akened the Per!y­---a,, a, frAlinw's The -A. - C of Rankiliff HORSE REGBTEB British people to a sense of _their IfoadayMay Ifth will leave his own stableandproceodto John Scott's, I*t -AbsolUte Sectility - 'd"ger.' It is: no Idnizer 1 -business 9, Pickbring. night. Tuesday Req#nt 13 C. N. R. 4 LAW 21, con, Loard I the Ri ju�es rvice iss usual" and the theatres are Slandard bred trotting stallion, Dbk-Elgegnti's Mongolia, Coon, WM' t of Se", y of Thomas Us4d4,ford, Wbisby Armstrong it Locast Hill, night. Wed :[not being patronized as they were Prop r% bt. Milroy's Cedar Grove Will make the season of 1915 as fol - love nes!" 'cou a few �months agu. . Tho discour Mooaa&y_4&y wth vri,i leave his G, 1) Niftie'4 Cherrywood nigh% rteous Treatmftt lis IARIrw reports from the frora has "ow'n stable. lot S, 6aseline PiA erioc and Tb-drsday. 34: Hickey's Liver night We solicit your account in 6ur proceed %,) Wood's hot4. West Hill for Friday. T. A, Kaox's Brock boom, increased the determination of the olion's Don'bar uston's Brougham turbs SAVINGS DEPARTMENT might. Tuesday S. Nich Graham Job til Monday -allies to carry the war to a suc- ton; for nona, own stable for night, Ss%arday own stable an Wefteaday F. G. MoCaxthy's Audley morning cessful issue'. 'Tbe sippe&l -for -%'*1 12, "33381. (112*28) PICKERING BRANCH for noon, Temperance hatel. Brooklin Bueephaligs men to Wrn ditt munioitious has at forzight. Thursday CQmmerc1A1 hotel. - The thoice,ly torea'Imporied Cl d: dale ch stho at Wbitbr. perty of S. C- A. W. GORDON, Managoar. last met with a ready response. Oshawa. for uigtt. For day, BaAiAdel's stalli oin. the- prol 1915 7 Whitby for nicht. Saturday ill make the season of hotel, S Pickerinizi w TU apathy toward's.the war has roceeds to big ova stable - until � the'., as follows i Thar -div leaves his own given place to a Ptate - of serious following mou"y mortung. stable lot CQ telsol hotel, Oshawa noon and night. Friday. Bendel's hotel alarm, and henceforth the British noon and night. Saturday e L&rd Roberts -The celebrated French will enter into the serious bu8i. Coach Stallion' %he pro id make pr . eed to his own stable what* he will Goods perty of Hugh Whitby for War'ni Wea'th r Mellroy, Highland Creek, w 00 til- ths -to lowing - Thursday Isess of the war aa she has never the season Of 1915 as to'loiws, - Nrond my remain. an his own stable let moraing. '-done before. willing to make the may loth Will leave Corb dakes. post toasties, shredded wheat. malt& vita. grape nuts, eta. sacrifices neces*�ar to complete Instant postum, cerial postum, camp coffee and cocoa. bull dog tena- S U M M E R R N I T U R E Welches grape juice, lem6u and orangeade' and lime juice syirupe city. and jelly powders in variety. 'FOR LA -AND PORCHES 7­ WNS Italy is preparing to use gas In chairs double Salmon g . ood . solid, 3 tins for 25 eta. Salmon target, Ar woven -basket' seRt' 81.85, tetlitlitig per tin Ise. bombs against the A ustrians. and-fulding chairs.. camp stools 85 cts. Salmon. tiger, per tin l8c,; Salmon horseshoe, per tin 25c.; Lobs"rs The Mominion' Department of tr­e­st,-Rpec�*� 25. 7Uiq-t--r1- - i n*n- had4ie,- r I- tins for 25c., Sardines, Camp cots with head and foo la, fw25c., Pm no. Come while they Wt. c -s going MarinebaLs isaued an official Hammo 1, -ick, per tin 5c.; Scotch herrings, fresh per. tin .10c. _at cost Bruns* tice waming all masters of ship. ot -Christies and Perrin's swee, biscuits, e of German submarines. C. H. BUR E'URING to be Ll 7rG T10 chr�4a'ties "as fresh and criap, plugin Canadian waters war many varieties appetising ana'wholesome. Ar- WHITEVALK Fly swatters, tanglefoot, Wilson's fly pads and insect poirder; 'par -�Xm Wright -of _Chicago. is.visiting isgreen and sprayers. -31rs Cul�. of 1 -Hillcrest Gardens." -Johnson- & Co:, cement contractors, 2 have completed all contracts for the ,Ot*xr groceries are the freshest. year. We aiepleasO �o report that Wm. Aollinger is again . enjoying good health. - been repo�lrted tha . t Edward EORCA E PHIL -1 P It has Bell has enlisted with the fourth con. C)I=.& RIO Aingent. Mrs, Joseph,Wilson is at present *isiting her oldest brother, whp now resides in Tillsonburg. 'Geo. Burkholder iiAud Inspector Dick- son and wives motored to Owin Sound Ise last week wh6re -they -visited friends. "MADE IN-CANAUX" -WOO.D* SILOS Fred and Lawrenco6 Mnjo� �pent V 417 Wednesday &not Thursday with fri2 endsat the Queen's" Roval, Niagara: -Ford Tou-mg.-Car Are'the 'Best for the T- ­ ELM DALE MI I �1 .5 rrice *59 14a Farmer 41 The best that.nion-ey can buly: --is the labor tila'j' goes ilito ihe CRrindian Ford.-� Our lathe place to..get your Bread '�4t pflid motor car efore. Icing Sell 'b -Ph workine" are th6 Iii -Hritish -Ern ics ui tile pire. Flouti Royal -'Household. Made -mechan' This rom No. 1. Manitoba wheat, Try means dolIA rs'mv4d in after expense to the YO Ur luau who dr-.ives FL Ford I.,Mftde in Canada." order. a ba g. ia'built�riglit. Becaiise the Ford cat Also Gleuora-Flour. Pastry,Flour- -BiWers of Forl cars will share in our proflts if:we Fti"fi Rolled Oats. sell BOXX P-) cars between Atignst 1. 1914, &nd Aug- Shorts- list 1, 1915. Bran Runabou t V)4(': Town Car.. $840 ,,,-F. 0. B. Ford. Oats Cruslhed Oats Ontmrio. with all equipment, inClUding electric Esthhates on all Building- Mate,ria 'Oa� Chop Whole Corn head,ligbruq. On display and for sale by Cracked Corn Corn Meal W. J. LUkE -SON,l Mixed -Feed Dairy Feed Whitby. Ontaria �`.,furnished rn, substitute or -11ii-ell AndrE­- Pic�k-evilliz ,Caldwell's Crea. Calf Meal and Molas,4ine Meal. Special prices in '0 BELL PHONE. ,a. errK.:er. ,. _.... _v* r s? ti: .. -.•. , .... ; ...�, t• .K.. - . -: +:s.,:ac. i y °m ;.s - •c.s' . nt,.-. • . __ - a � . Y CL"ZMONT Dr. A. C. Michell, Robert and Miss Mary Macnab left on Mon- - r Mrs. Michell and Howard and da for Port Perry to spend a few Born= Monday, Jnly 5th. to Y y p F .Fred an Gostick, n son, Mrs. Smith and child, "motored days with Mrs. George Gerow. out from the cit and spent the Mrs. =THE DOMINION UNK Richmond Page spent the holi- Y Pe C. Grant, of Toronto, and ., day with his parents in Erindale. holiday with Ed. and Mrs. Gibson, Mies Nora Wilson spent s day -last Wilfred Underhill. of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. C. Gra of To week with M.-i}nd_ Mrs.-.. Header. _ _,A_rarrudnaoass,_„ -spent Sunday at his home here ronto. after spending a week wi th son, • H1Ilyard-Bryan. of u�, via- the fxetere paeeets- __ 6ANA as e..ew r.r Md oaths!""preft_ ._ j7,ta,�N i iced Claremont friends on Monday Mrs. Evans, have returned home seriously ill for a few days, is now y Miss Dell Breckendon is spending accompanied by Miss Mary Mor- we are pleased to state, much im- A Savings Department Is conducted at eve Branch of the Bank where deposits of $1.00 her holidays with Miss Margaret Ban. Iproved. and upwards are received and interest at current rates added. C Macnab, D. Scott, Peter Stewart and i Miss Muriel Lee, of Stouffvilde, It is a safe and convenient depository for our move - Lyman and Mrs. Pilkey spent bliss Bessie Macuab motored to spent several days last week- with -" Po�_7 -__ Y.. _ Y• Thursday last with Ed. and Mrs. Lindsay on Sunday, returning by Miss Mabel Gibson and Miss Mabel - • Hutchinson. WHITBY BRANCH: A. A. ATKINSON, Mariager. Gibson. Black�toc�, -where bliss Macnab s! John Farmer, of the Royal wiil -pen a few days with .her Jesse Ba-abury and daughter, .,Bank, Toronto, is home for a two sister, bars. D. P. Jirl•', ne.' - accompanied by several other friends s en ---•--=weekb' vacati� -- "- -- p t' Sunday with S. and W. B. Powell and Jas. Ailaway --- - - ------ r ; trm6hr. _ ___ of Pickering, called on J. H. and A nice ra1nr oct)-- cured on- Sat- ®r dBLE- a ing tion _ THIS WOMAH'S TIME P kir 8A Mrs. Beal on Sunday. ttrday and also on Monday morn- - � No. 6 r bne going East dne8 Q8 A Mws- _ W. G. and Mrs. Rossiter, of To ,ing wWch has greatly benefitted „ 12 Local 2.64 P. I[. ronto, are visiting the latter's all kinds of crops. �L-t¢--Lobar 6.06 P. )g, z �� �SS Trains ora Ween due as foAoaf -`° sister, Mrs. Jahn Neal. Chas, Sargent accompanied by going Ed. and Mrs. Gibson and dau• his two daughters, and Howard No. 13 Local . _ 7.47 A. M. $ghter, Mabel, spent Sunday with Malcolm of Brougham, had a busi- 11 Local 2.20 P. IL -,Judson and Mrs. Ward. Yielded To L F.. ness trip to Toronto on Tuesday. p C •Snndav included• 7,60 � P• H� Peter Macnab jr. Miss Margaret �y r Mies Mabel Edwards, domestic /CE OyT G AM ! Macnab and Cecil Sunday. motor- j Vegetable science teacher in the Windsor At the Pickering Bakery W NTE D ed to Toronto on Sunday. !Compound. public schools is spending her holi- _ Mrs. Couiltisand daughter, Miss days at the home of her parents Try our Home-made Bread May, of Port Perry, are visiting Baltimore, Md. - "I am more than here. HERB MO1rNEY, PICSERING A reliable mac- to Bell' friends in Claremont. Her man glad to tell what L� E, Pindtham's friends here congratulate the egetable Com- Mrs. Wm. �Valford; of Taranto HARDY CANADLAx •GaowN STOGY :::• and Mre. Robt. Worthy. of Bra HA, on having secured hrr ;) " pound did for me. ton, ore spending a week R ith x teacher's certificate at the recent I suffered dreadful Gthe r parents, Thowas and Mrs. reenwood '.' fIaTdWare Pickering, Ontario __. - artaaiaen: — i a e Geo. H. Samis, manager of the irregular. I became - ,Citcremont branch of the Standard -•t,,t alarmed and sent for Thought) andothersloven as well as other flues Start now at the best ;Bank. left on Saturday for Brus- .�• Lydia E• blePi-kCm • of Hardware. sellingtime. Iii r Vegetable Com- Eacetrou hinq and repairing ' eels to enjoy a two weeks' holiday. g I took it gain That Wet Field g P g Send for list of S - = :In his absence his position will be P°� �' � promptly attended to. piing Offerings, alar! until I - was ,filled li W. S race, formerly of y With cement tile, which the A i icul- Work guaranteed and and terms to eats. the Pickering branch f�` Cs` 'fir without a m Poe tural Colleges clalm are the bet kind g Prices ti C and felt lace q moderate. _ - Liberal Commission Dominion Day was observed c'�'' i� made. Splendid brick are also made quietly in our village on another person, and Lawrence- Denny,andsome free outifit - —emery q y g __tram the same material. We make p' de it has now been six months since I took J I f _ Thurs y last; "' --There were- a both file and brick. -Get our prices inumber of family re -unions but �Y in at all. I hope my little f before buying. GREEINWOOD the only lace of attraction was note will assist you In helping. other wo- .,Horne Telephone 5x04. �j a��'©NE dC 1iVELIrINGTQI� mea is now reel esti well and in H I N D L E do o O F - H •a +INDLE the bowling green on which there perfectly The Foothill Nurseries. .,was large crowd all day. the best of health." -lire. Avcusr ,. Dr. Smith, dentist, Stuuffville, W. IioNDmm, 1882HollimStreet, Baa- W)4176VAL6, oNr. WkiI'rE`-ALt: (Established 1837) _ _ +who formerly visited Claremont. timore, Md CARPENTER, BUILDER - "�' O R C9 N T 0 owing to his being go very busy Lydia E. Piakham'e Vegetable Corm - 7— _....._ __. _..- HOUSE VERANDAH. A -.D BARN at his office in Stouffvilie. finds pound, made from native roots and A t * *�1�� ' WORK. PANTRY CABINETS � it impnesible to aectde to the herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful -FARX IMPYEX��'f i 3 . DUMB WAITERS. solicitation to confine those visits, drugs, and today holds the record of Ploughs -Including the Jahn Deer. Shingling and general repair ATTENTION I .% but will be pleased peeing any being the most successful remedy for • Who desire work done in his office female ills we know of, and thousands : Wilkinson and Fleury. Also, re- work. pairs for the foregoing. See me about any job you want If you contemplate doing any at Stouffville. of voluntarytestimonials on file- In the Wa ons, Bu _ After their regular meeting on Pmkham laboratory at Lynn. Mesa., g Buggies. Also Ton ue 5up- _done. Prices right. Monday avenin the members n aretn to a this fact ports for binders, that make the 5504 Home Telephone. kind ctf building nest season. y B Prov yoke easy and burden right. a { 'the B. Y. P. U., repaired to the For thirty years It has been the stand- White Wyandotte eggs for sale, from �+ �+ j'� we will be pleased to figura r 'dome o�L,iiss7M1Id-re a #eraideiHa, and has re- ? _pure bred Mock. L -_A./ '`- 'I treated her to a kitchen shouter. stored fbe health of. thousands of women i if to Mr. F. who have been troubled with such ail- YC want any kind of farm imple- - ~ - ' ---on your-regtdrmente j rior to her at Madill. Onthe= the mem berg of the ulceration, displacements, la:i—tJm L. D. Banks, kg all or writeatt C�herryW40C Station for a1L'.kinds of: day n. o 13n _ building g ntateFiel. _- baow shoe club and others also If you want s pec l s l advice _ treated her to a miscellaneous write to Lydia E. Mukhant Med-Repair Cotton Seed Meal Bran. Shorts, -Y --shot armeetin of the rate era kine Co., (confidential) Lynn, Sho I - Malted Corn Feed+, Dried Brewers •:• PICKEPJNGg pay Mass. Your letter will be opened, C _ Grain?, Whole Coro, Cream of the. +of the school section on Monday �d and answered by a woman West and Monarch Flour, Blach- iT j YARD G ,evening at which about thirty and held is strict osnaAdence. I how is the time to get pour Bicycles ford's calf meal. Beef scrap and hV MBEA YARD were present, the resolution passed _ r + repaired for the good roads. Foultry love, Oyster shell, etc. r11 by the school board recommend I Get your Automoble Tires aflw. i ing that the sura of $1900 be G • R. B R S W 3 T E R! Prices are away down. _ft4ae Iad._Mar•kham 5080• T raised b way bT-Aebetitures-four Veterinary Surgeon --Ford aim 1615.50, other sizes in W. L. Gordon 8c Son, y y Y . !3 _ - the purpose of erecting an adds- Honor Graduate of the Ontario proportion,: TY1021S$�B Ree936 TICSERING Itional room to the school was Veterinary College and Honor Intl phone 1913 _ _ - xoted down by the meeting. slot cry Associate �f thegOntario Russell Andrew, 'tt °asutaa•0 .T+wwa n t ° � Veterinary Collie 1(t1a Hell and'Independent phone. m94 S'9 ++•9460 I c4oi4es-9t+♦t Lieaaer tion for another year. Claremont, - Ontario PtCBERIN G. Ont. v- ' At a meeting of the Ladies' Aid a o m ,�. Society of the Methodist church _ .*4 -too �a B -The Plcker�llig - "\oa Monday evening it wase decide - - Mss �.•,, •, „ 4 - �� `i�gilanCe ColYllnitt88 ed to secure the services of the . o Ant oa m e; B well known ' Toronto comedians s e _ .. e p eu r ; -- 4111 J. White and Jules Brazil. +�`� �.,. o I y -''for their garden party onduly 27th. POWDERTALCUM o.• The object of this. Association is to. NY ACS The programme which they will • �' v I lessen stealing and "prosecute. .:give will be entirely different from 1 •_ -nn °' '° ' °' the .felons: that given at the Brougham straw= '6'+� � p Qui i-" F� 4 w,� 1[embers having •talon oosninaai= berry festival last Tuesday even- p �w�r ��`i��r > �'° = - w = = I . g °p°`I Ing. Remember the date, Tuesday J y W �^ e a ° ° O oa_te immediately wit any mombsr - July 27th. _ - =0 I' of Executive Committee. .- 30 An interesting event took place Nyal's Mayflower Talcum is an ex- a '� ° • ;o�.+ E �j ee e; Membership fee on June 1st at Hermit Lake Al- perience to every first time user. Its touch O;1, we` X 11 .10.�D = � �, Tickets mai be bad from the President or; berta, where Miss Zel'la Pvans, : = is soft, soothing and refreshing. Its distinc- D �� = = p° dt n �;. • ; eecrerert on.ppuo.tlea. 4 daughter of J. H. and Mrs.' Evans, ttve Mayflower perfume, delicate individu : = O o a x ° '' a • Exna Corn. -L. D. Banks, C. S. Palm - of Claremont, became the bride of y p + a4 er, C. L. Morcombe, Pickering, Out Mr, John Wilfred Appleton. The _ elusive. Ideal for every use to which .you . ceremony was performed at the ._ran put a Talcum. ~,: �O : o x = ► je W J. Clark.'-- ° J A.0'Connar: ark' manse b Rev. Mr. Forbes, of -aW E o w i o President,ry Prairie City. The \ Fw• joins Nyal Quality preparations can be obtained only is their many friends in wishing Mr. ' Nyal Quality Stores. Ask -one of them for free copy of 'r and Mrs. Appleton a long and Booklet entitled „Your Complexion," giving full par - happy life and much prosperity in ticnlars of best methods of rtassage 128 -7 - their - - I western home. _ Good Luck- _ We had thought that all our � fighting men had gone to the we - there are a few still with us, as on �. �� - With T Monday evening we had an ea- - 'hibition,o# pugilism on our streets 4" p Depends on having the right kind that was a disgrace ,to the par= -' Of all materials and design J ticipants as well as to the village. .:•_Thomas. M. McFadden, Druggist, - _Pickering, Ont .of trees. Bowman's have kept in sWokk• It d lI pay you - `Gee should have a constable in - 'heavy fibrous roots. b a our woe as aspen our •toe! _ our village who should'take a firm a The are grown in the right kind slid obtain prices. Don't be mltled }ir stand in putting down all such k ` ` y g scene• we do not employ them, oonsequeu� rowdisym. A n appearance before _ - Big Jul : S ale of .soil. They are handled co we,mi can, and do throw off the agent • � • � d eked in the ink of commission of 10 per oent.,whioh you will a the police magistrate should have y p • osrtainly gave by archerins from ne6 a deterreri-t'effecton such conduct condition -and they grow. aedleolioitsd, Owing to the rain which fell Our June Sale was -good. We saved you money. Compare prices and MINIT:T GRANITE CO., riearly all day on Saturday, the vatnes we are offering in every line of merchandise -all old omen. Whitby, Ontario Two more agents wanted -picnic under th'e' ansj)ices of the " " prices, You know that every line of goods has ad- - in Ontario -County.- - Baptist Sabbath school and the vanced since the war. ' Come now as `; THOS, W. BOWMAN, d1 SON CO,, B. Y. P. U., was postponed 'until on you will not be able to buy the LIMITED S. W . �r A L��R Monday afternoon, when a large number assembled in Mr. Borlamd's goods at -the very low prices we are offering now : _ 'Pump ' Manufacturer _ a Ridgeville, . - • :10ntatio _ - _ gxome..and=peat_a mmst•_enioyable .M� s t -Beeks,-- ,- Goode, re 30 cents,-fon;2a-e� n 8• -- .: -and '-Iterideuce-,-Bttndaa'-flb--- time. The day was very windy Men's:Working Boots; _ 1,90 Ginghams,'reF',-12c and 136, for lilt. and rather cool+ nevertheless all Boys' and Girls Boot; • . 1.50 Muslins and'* oils, • , 25a _ WHITBY, Oh T. --> enjoyed thems��res thoroughly. Ladies' Boots, V , 1,50. Ladies' Muslin Cuffs +end Collars, • 45c A good rogranty of sports was qts. Seecial D do A Corsets, reg, 75c. CROP.PING Tltree doors west of Whitby HouseP t g Men s9TlhakarShirts "" .� 75rovided, bnt the 'most eacitin for 85c.. 1.00 for 9'Jc a Duck Suitings in navy, white, AND OAT FLAKING We are prepared to instal wood or iron � event which the thread and needle Men's dark striped Shirts, 50 cadet and linen, 15c to `20c P P race which was won by .Horgan P The undersigned is prepared°to do Pumps on short notice, also —attends Pdgh and bliss Annie Found. The to all kinds of repairing. -crowd a•A�, entertained by a num- GROCFRIFS-Black and Green Tea IPk per lb. Try half a pound'and he con- grain chopping and oat flaking Wells Cleaned. ,• ber of selections on Mr. David vin^ed that it is -the only goad tea in the market to -day, at the price. Agent for the Ontario. Wind Mill, Pllkey's gramophone during the Fi,),ir-Tea. Bone. CrTftm Buns, Five Rosea. For butter and eggs, highest suet's day in the week also gasoline engines and afternoon and evening, and the Price paid in trade. except on Saturday the agate gear refreshment stand did a rushing � La T iii L QnXT ,�. !'l.. �7 L^1�7 L�.T? �J- hW I4MPIIcE t1ii�Alli 9Tj1I 8A p8, y,. 6 „ter a.. - e _ m .;w---- - _.3 _. .tea 5; .. 1 a '. :..^'� Srfi•.'. ., - + .,..: .. ...y:.i'C ..., - 4 �; �, ... •� ice. ' '' _ C ^^ 9 "wA - _ , ?F:^ fix..+- .� ...m..0 .:.� - a+. •..c,. '..�•,. .,,�- . _. .. -�s.ru...va.,+s- _-!..�-•K.,,.> -�• .,.. _, �, a +.0 . `�,: . u. •- s _ ' a different ranges, and are worked E49- of somewhat on the principle of the mu•�(1 INV sician's metronome, but withalae- 1es 191`�tricity instead of clockwork as themotive power. They . appear fromT._above the parapet every five seconds,remai in view for not.m.oreThan.a�—,_ moo two seconds. They make..excellentutel ure and as clean as- tic And thenen t roughlyy% _ prac e. howhen lit telt the refinery, you enjoy she-apart °ldmg tizem• ' - Asa .matter of fact there is no real Nearly a dozen miles of trenches reason to believe that England's sup- Ican depend on. getting it in must. have been excavated at Bisley_ ply, or the rate at which it is deliv-for the marksmen-in-the-making of ered, -is unsatisfactory.$itchener'sarmies. The men I saw ��here had marched over the hills fromAldershot, ten miles away, that morn- f3avagea o! Brazil.Ing. They were firing away -from In hia-account of the Rooseveltevery conceivable kind of trenchRoridon Scientific Expedition to ung' from the hastily tfirown up shallow•»:• - � ditch with the loosened dirt piled•upknown Brazil, Mr. L. E. Miller de��f3:aFP �lBs z7�c 1 n8. _ 1 scribes ._a -primitiye-_-tribe._.kno-w.n_as. 'in front, tote eig oo cep Pit, the Nhambiquara who probably re- - present t e owes ype o civi iza- di •1 hidden loopholes. It didn t require y' tion to be found anywhere on the 'Canada s favorlte .Sugar a second's consideration to realiie South American continent. "As we or �ee Generation$!! that this kind of shooting was verydrew up on the wirer bank;' writes r nearly the real thing. Mt. Miller, "the �+ativea gathered =i.c.; mo, �,,, Read for War. ,-{CANADA SUGAR REFINING CO., LIMITF,p.; 64ONrRF-AL y about and stared at us curiously, but123 A`majority--of-therecruits in the; betrayed no hostile feelings. Colonel Royal Horse and Royal Field Artil- Rondon, had but recently succeeded in lery have been gettiA6 the A B C establishing amicable relations withof their profession at Woolwich. One them. On his first visits to the coun- `day last February I counted no less 1 try, numbers of his men had been than fifteen batteries of 4.7 field guns' slain by their poisonedarrows, andin firing practice on Woolwich 'C•om-'they had resented his every step into INTRAININh : mon, up on the hill overlooking the. their stronghold; but having beeng r persistently treated with kindness, Arsenal. Of course actual Sangwas ,A 10 11 not bein done here as Woolwichis a they have learned to look upon him But the men' were going through all appeared to be heartily glad to seethe necessary movements of firing. him. In stature. the Nhambiquarab10RE SHOT Anil) SHELL FIRED After some weeks of this drill the are short, but well-built, and of a artillery men are taken out to, say, ! very dark brown color. Clothes are Dainty Dishes. three or four fingers of grape juice, THAN AT THE FRONT. 'Salisbury Plain, where they fire real, absolutely unknown to them, and vir- Bassos Pier-Mix one egg and theadd the juice of two limes and a slice - - shells. Here what looks like- waste• tually the •only ornaments in theircu fol of of peel; fill the glass with water to �of-work and material is coloRga►= possession are strings of beads that °Folk of another. Add one p taste—a sparkling water is prefer- Co sof en iaeers first s end man they had received from Colonel Ron- asugar, two tablespoonfuls Sour, a lit- (able—and serve ice cold. Burn More Powder and Wear Out rp g p ygtle butter, a scant cupful milk and a days throwing up huge breastworks,!don. Some of the men have the nose mashed fine. Bake in one To 'make a milk shake fill a glass More Guns Than British- protected• by complicated barbed and upper lip pierced, and wear pieces rr+ast and use while of egg for frost- ra- two-thirds full of milk; sweeten it _Forces in Flanders.- _wire entanglements—all for practice ti slender bamboo in the as, arei to taste with any fruit or with alit- - and then the artillery comes along r'tiona. -Their huts, or malocas, are:;fag on top- i tle- of some strained preserve if .you More shot and shellare being fired with high explosive shells and de- ! rude structures of grass or leaves, Waldorf Salsdr-Peel and slice two lave not the syrup. Fill the glass in England at the present -time than : molishes everything—also, for prac- (and they cultivate' small areas of1-large apples. Cut into dice. Use the with cracked ice and shake together' from the British front in Flanders. . . I mandioca; bat wild fruits, game, and -tics. I?%ante amount of celery and add s until well mixed. Millions of - dollars' worth of pow- � I was not permitted to visit Shoe- wild honey form the principal articles ')wndful of Walnut meats chopped fine.'Grape juice and lemonade makes a der is being consumed, millions of,-buryness. Lydd, or Cosham, where ! of their diet. Both in hunting and ,Four over a rich mayonnaise dress-: good combination, and ice cold grape, rifles are being used up, and thou-', the heavy artillery and some of the in warfare they usebows six feet tall,ging and serve -in a large punch bowl juice and'vichy makes s very refresh- sands of guns, big and little, are be- I newest siege, guns were being tried made of p@�lm wood, and long bam- 'garnished with lettuce leaves. ing drink. Ing worn out by Kitchener's armies 1 out, but I was lively enough to be l boo Snows.. Frequently hunting Potato Soup.—Pare four raw pots- A ginger ale and cold tea punch is in fife coume of their training , writes I parties go on long tramps through g able to get ss near to the ranges attoes and cut in cubes. Add water to i a novel drink that is very good. ' 3. Herbert Duckworth. Cosham as to be able, to see- and hear the jungle, subsisting entirely on the ;811 the pan or chafing dish. Cook un- Sweeten half a pitcher of cold tea, g that guns of .tremendous power andfrnita of their rowels. At ni ht til the potatoes are soft. Put in s' These statements, a 'made ant as p gadd the juce__of a lemon and several they .may seem,. were made to me in range ,,yore being .fired. The explo- ,they be:ild a rude lean-to of branches, Ic-Ifew aliees of anion; season with salt i sprigs of aunt. Keep on ice, and atiLondon by the Vice -President of one sions -would shake the- very ground:eat the game, which they roast in aand pepper, Strain before serving. ; the last minute pour in a bottle of of the biggest concerns in- the United. roaring fire, and then stretch them- Creamed Ham.—Chop fine one . in er ale. This should not stand upon which I stood, though the guns selveison tine bare ground to sleep."cu 1 of ham and mix in four table_ I g g States that . is making - ammunition v,� five miles savoy, and atter everypfu - l�before serving, as the ginger ale will .for the allies. They help to explain eXplosion huge clouds of smoke and' 'i''apoonfuls of grated cheese. Melt lose its sparkle. A rather strong and tlsee mysterious disappearance nf ship- debris would .be thrown hundreds of,' -She Knew.li8erin dine and a half tablespoonfuls butter not too sweet ginger- ale should be• load after shipload of war material, feet into the air. I was told at Ports- am cotleeting far the s gand bread'with equal amount of flourus for this un h. mouth that these big mortars, or or."Put in a pan and stir slowly a cup-. Iced cafe ou lait-is .the beat' drink -P f `that for many wee},s now have goingrful and s half sweet milk. Season � from -America to England. They ac-', whatever they were, .were being teat- `•But are you sure they really su!-tosrve•if the luncheon is very light, count, too, to a large extent. for the a against heavily armored reinforced'.,with a little salt and pepper. Lay and a little extra' nourishment is seeming lack of progress that is. be-_. farin the ham and stir until the cheese wanted. To make is roperly — and concrete and steel dummy forts ; uses yes, indeed. I gf to their P Ing made by Field Marshal Sic John' Most of the material norod being houses •and'talk to- them for hours atis melted. - it seldom is made properly=it should French's army after ten monthsof turned out in the Upited States for .atune Craeam Sponge.—Dissolve. one and be carefully blended, mixigg the cof- "getting ready:" England will be used ug on. the Iquieta halt tablespdonfuls of granulated fee and milk well together and• The` din. of battle.along the 300- countrysideAt home. Some of it will.gelatin in- two tablespoonfuls cold Sweetening to taste. - It is better, if mile firing line, extending - from go. into the reserve,, :aiid the rest toOnly one •Englishman has ever wales. Beal in. two _cupfuls cream possible, to. use a sugar syrup to Nieuport to• the Swiss frontier, is ss the front.been elected Pope of Rome. until stiff. Fold in one-half cupful sweeten it: Stand on the ice untilla mere-�ispee compared to the iii-powdered sugar. Add the gelatin ready to serve, and then add a little. fernai racket that is being •kicked .upm `�and beat a few minutes until well thick cream- to each glass and enough at the numberless rifle ranges and 'mixed. Flavor with a teaspgonful of clacked ice to fill the glass. Far the artillery practice grounds in Greatc'vanilla. Turn into a mold and set "sweeter varieties of soft drinks, milk Britain. Hu -a!in ice box until cold. shakes and •fruit syrups may be used. acres have been cut, up with trenches Celery in Butter Ssace. = Wadi Fruit syrups can be made from I from which clerks, factory hands, three bunches of celery and cut in strawberries, raspberries; cherries or shop " workers, lawyers, and "gentle g� size - r until tender and drain. Beatthe a pint of water until well softened, army have been and are still carry-yalits of tour "eggs acid add one-half then strain and vols out the juice cupful of the cooled water in which p Ing as an ineesaant mimic war in_through a heavy cloth. When cold: order to become fit to take the field. -i n rthe celery was cooked. Season with sweeten and dilate to taste, and serve � - For' some months now countlesstwo tablespoonfuls of lemon juice, in tall glasses filled *with cracked ice. legions of soldiers have been spend- =ace-half teaspoon salt and a dash of .}�_ ing-the whole of the working day incayenne. Cook in a double boiler un- -WHAT PRUNING DQF?S. .,v ,real trenches in the far more inter- �� `4b til thick and add one-half cupful of eating pastime of potting away at.butter—using a little at a Time. ArTree Trimmers Must Avoid Peeling make-believe dummy heads that bobzange the celery.on *.hot dish andOff Bark, Says Expert up,-by means of an electrical device, cover with the sauce. out of opposite trenches. Poor shots Butterless, Eggiess, Milkless Cake.. In practice summer pruning on a are sot wants In this war. This is excellent in spite of its considerable scale is ' not advisable. IThi fresh artillery 'units, too, are economy.it is made by boiling to-, It �is difficult to see, when the leaves `using new guns with real shell and.gather for flue minutes one cupful are on, just which branches should be high explosives, ao that when : they.each of sugar and water, two cupfuls removed, except' in the case of dead get to the front they. will know justof raisins, _one-third cupful of lard, branches One must be' on his •guard, what their guns can do and will notone-third teaspoonful each of powder-i also, to avoid peeling off the bark• be disconcerted, therefpre, by sur- •_d cloves and nutmeg, one teaspoon- when it peels readily. Prunning is prises in the field. I remember watch- ful of powdered cinnamon and a lese expeditiously done in summer Ing last .October a •number of re- pinch of salt This must boil five than when the• trees are dormant. cruits that,had joined a howitzer. bri-minutes after it' begins to bubble:There are occasions, however, when Bade receiving their first lessons onLet cool and add one. tablespoonful of ; one desires to. complete work of a wooden dummy nn Woolwich Com- sods dissolved in a little warm water] pruning begun early in 'the season. monN �C� __CRAMRICK -and two cupfuls of flour sifted with' There need be no fear of inpuring'the The NewTargets. 1- one-half teaspoonful of baking pow- trees by taking off• a moderate num- Late this spring I had many op-der. Bake'in shallow tin, as the'lber of branches when the leaves .are portunities to. study the great army Solves the- Difficultyfinished sheet of cake should not be on', in spite of the fact that the refIof volunteers receiving .their finish- more than one and' one-half inches'moval of leaves debilitates a tree. I ing touches-the infantry, at such thick. Bake three-quarters of an done early in the summer the,injuryCl- TY DAIRY ICE CREAM.put upcamps• as Aldershot; Bisley, Salis- hour in very slow oven. is less than after. the summer growth bury, and Exeter, and the artillery at is nearly completed.Shoeburyness, at the mouth of thein attractive boxes is as popDrinks for Hot Weather. The removal of dead- b-raiiches,can Thames, at Lydd> and at Cosham, The first warm days are apt to not affect the vitality of the tree, no near Portsmouth.' ''-alar with the guest as it, is matter• when done. Not can there beI had an excellent chance to see bring with them s loss of aOPetite any serious effect if here and there .� - and an increase of thirst. So. cool branches, which are xoo close or which these German kokos, as Tommy "'convenientOrthe hOStess. drinksserved with luncheon, or' in cross, are' removed, The,thinning out Atkins calla the new targets; one dayplace of Afternoon tea, are very a4- 04 small, twiggy-.brsnches for the down at Bisley Camp, Brookwood, It is the ideal summer dessert.ceptable. ur ole of thinni g the fruit is not 'a Surrey. Bisley is the home of the However, it is often difficult to {{ harmful rocess lin- early summer. National Rifle Association and .the''think of a vanety of.soft drinks., and I p scene in times of peace of the annual-The drain on'.the tree is less.than•it international rifle competitions, atone is apt to fall back on the old would be tobear an abnormally beery Fur sale by discriminating shopkeepers everywherestandbys-cold tea and lemonade. which incidentally, Americans moreHer re a few suggestions to help crop of fruit. There are a great than once have captured prizes.man trees'which mightbe relieved us tar ets have made•ioof a surp us o rue uring ay an eat hit. with the -men. Ever time ce is an excellent founda- y early June to good advantage.. a hit is made at a head the men feelfo ty- of delicious drinks for has advantage .'of being asthough they had disposed, of oneJono-mpossible. more German. healthful. It is moo have not more eCdone got up." down the way you - The targets --are made of stoutmica,to put up y cardboard cut in the rude outline o!our own grape juice•I • Farmer—"Come-each year, but if y f Butcame u 'head a man's head. They are painted a this a case small bottles does not Tramp— p dirty light brown color—approximat- TORONTO, ■ '� ' � f first." • come high. Ing, presumably, the complexion of a Grape juice and limes make of I the most deliciously cooling of m- The Coldstream Guards were first soldier when actively campaigning. lA%e Want an Agent in every town. They are set up behind a trench at i wer drinks. Pour into a tall ass, raised in 1659. r ., , .'WHY YOUNG GIRLS He took me into a room where nice Death Nearly Claimed ,eery few Wise Precaution. other officers were. EAR people are ambidextrous; 1GROX PALE AND WEAK Cut Earoff.n that is, able to use the left hand '. They said that if I did not give - ew arunswick Lady as readily and skillfully as the right.�� P ` . — them the information they would cut — But there is an amusing story of -one off m ears and nose then hap me I Was Restored to Her Anxioui' Famil Irishman who was careful to cultivate j, Shoes fa�•ewe S�g ort; _=the Blood Supply is DeSeiEut and up head downwards,- g when Hope Had Gone. _ y that art. 'W ' ' g r�I 1 hen he was F�nul and Reci;g oi� ' "I repeated that I could not tell articles on board a ship he began to -- •t � -finless the Trouble is Remedied - � St. John, N.B., Dec. 16th.—At one ai n his n _ them anything because I had aortia f game with hia_ xigbt liand Co ptin--lay Follow.tilts Succumb to th ' and then Chan � � to tell, tl3ou—gli I could have told them I of 3 White St., would succumb to the sed the pen to his Telt ��� _ hand and finished it. Shoe a ." a great deal. -Then they sent for e I deadly ravages of advanced kidney � „ When girls grow weak, pale and pair of scissors such as are used in trouble. "My first attacks of backache So you can write with either hand, <I miserable, then is the time for par- .hospitals, and, after threatening me I and kidney trouble began years ago. I Pat?" asked the'officer. ww _ ents to take prompt steps. Delay. again, one of them cut off the soft I For six years that dull gnawing pain I "Yis, sorr," replied' Pat. "Whin I 1 J means danger—perhaps consumption. part of my ear (the lobe). It bled has been present. When I. exerted was a bhoy me father (rest his soul!) myself it was terribly intensified. If I always said to me, `Pat, learn to cut • '-The girl in her teens cannot develop all down my neck. Then, after a caught cold the pain was unendurable. - ' into a happy, robust woman without time, the same officer cut off another yer finger neils wid.yer left hand, for an abundant supply of rich red blood. I used most everything, but nothing some da w" V 'e pp y piece around the edge of my ear. He y ye might lose yer right. �T in her veins. It is the lack -of th'a did this several times. He also struck gave that certain grateful relief that _,r / WUl'Il ,f camel ram Dr. Hamilton's Pills of I • H/ good blood that is the great trouble—me.in_.the_f tt. broke-� aI ndrake an Dvtteinut. Inet�ea o - O ► with -nine sir as out of every ten. my nose across the bridge, which ' being bowed down with pain, to -day I Even the magistrate smiled at the1•�- They grow weak and depressed; lose' makes it stick out affil. He hit me on am strong, enjoy splendld ..appetite, look of misery on the face of the wiz- theit ft appetite, are breatlib th- Jaw an'd swore at , -soundly. - _Lost -properties have ! ened - - the slightest exertion, and suffer from I "At last they said I was to be lock- been instilled into my blood—cheeks protection from 'his wife, a burly,. tot headaches and backaches. When ed up until the morning. They sent i are rosy with color, and I thank the square -jawed' woman. ' - day that I heard of so grand a meth- .� , t `' girls, are in this condition there is no i me with a sergeant and two men. I In the first place,' asked the mag- Not to Blame. cine as Dr. Hamilton's Pills." , _t medicine can compare with. Dr. Wil- felt that my chance to escape had istrate kindly, `where did you meet Mrs. Biueblood—John who was Every woman should use these pills this woman?" that man who just bowed to us? llama' Pink Pills. In the use of these come. I attack out, at rho two men. regularly, because good health pays, j Pills there is splendid vigorous The sergeant was behind. ' I ran, The little man lanced a rehen- ! health, with glowingcheeks and ' scrambled over a fence and. Pound and it's good vigorous health that 8 Pp Blueblood-Er that is my tailor. _ , comes to all who use Dr. Hamilton's lively at his wife, as he replied: Mrs. B. -Such impudence. You sparkling eyes, for every unhappy' myself in the fields: Shots were -Mandrake and. Butternut Pills. "I -I didn't meet her, ,air. She should make him keephis distance. i fragile girl who is struggling on to fired but- it was too. dark -far -.1 - she kind of overtook me!" B _ B. -I've done my best my dear. womanhood- in a wretched state- of to see me. I ran on until I could .run 'i`- I've stood him -off now for two years. health. This is why thousands of no more. Then I hid in a deep hole. Nothing Doing. - Absolutely _ girls and women, now robust and at- j "I stayed there for a long time—all As the summer sun filtered Sore .tractive, are constantly recommend-' !'the next day I think. Then I went on through the lace curtains, the board- ,nopiaPainless • Ltnim•at Cgxaa atstsanper. ing Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to their, towards where I knew the R Sian No tatting, no plan• s 11s ing house aittingroom looked almost Corns tern or pada to press In Its White Shroud. suffering sex. Mins Edith Brouasesu, toreach them. They gay i.. —A Pin­rn ee must be. It took me four days cosy and attractive. The brightness the more s p o t. I Leemfezt* thawed the heart euncher—IR thio �s". t a b� fourteen I became very anaemic. 1 'medal and sent me to the headquar- o1 est-Todger. makes the corn go shortcake?. ..Was as pale as a ghost, suffered from Leis of the Grand Duke Nicholas, without pain. Takes f Ws.• •ess—, ---heasr - -- ` - Was as severe In an expansive moment he turned palpitation of the�commandes-in-chief. He gave me. an- toward the landlady --who was his out the sting over -night. Never tails Luncher (sarcastically)—Then for 4eart at the slightest exertion. I had 'other medal." Hese he parted his —leaves no scar. Get a 26c. bottle of I heaven's sake take it away and berry ' only companion in the room,. and, , little or no appetite, and seemed to i hair to show us a long scar. "My i clasping her hands fondly, murmur- Putnam's Caro Extractor to day. it. drifting into a decline. I was at- ; ear, too?" he asked. "Yes, if the sis- I ed: tending high school in Vancouver at,' ter allows." The sister herself un- "'Will you be my wife?" -- A Good Suggestion. J _ �'' Etataient cares Dlyhthsrlar the im�d the doctor a� -me ; wound the bandage. I saw the muti- I ,The woman did not start nor blush. "And you say that Jorkins ldore money is spent on drink in to stop. I did so and took his treat- lated ear. It was cut just as he had I No maidenly, coyness shone from her i cured of a bad case of insomnia by I the United Kingdom in eight days ¢Fnient for some time, but it did not described. "It is healing now," she clear, cold eyes. �" 1 ilei me m the leant U Pan me much - suggestion?" than was contributed to the Nation - rice Upon the ad- " �. " pony but Y can "Yes purely b suggestion. beg g „ defib oeratron, she replied- , snit calm p y y His 'Al Relief Fund is eight weeks. said. rice f a friend 1 an Lakin Dr —mea it does not 1 wife suggested that since he could Williams' Pink Pills, and in a very now," Panasuk added. I cant hear I not marry you. You've been . hefe ' not sleep he might as well sit --up j FARM FOR RENT. short time they gave me back com- very well with that ear, but I have four years and are much too good and amuse the baby. It worked like I TF LogyiL.G Fo.. .k vs,au. CONSULY plete health and enabled me to re- the other. It might have been a boarder tro be put os. the -free list." a charm." I me. I have over Two Hundred ou my sume my studies. I have enjoyed the worse." _ ,y i.a:, located :n 'rae bM,; ePCL:Ote of On• beat of health since, and owe it all to ; Yes, it might have been verse for ! Breaking the Record - tarm "'i aizL' H tc Dawson, Brampton, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." him, poor fellow. If he had not ea- ��� Granulated Eyelids, The regiment was drawn u read NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE _ These Pills are Sold by all medicine 'caped he would surely have been �• g P y Eyes inflamed by ex�o- dealers or ma be had b mail, for inspection. Smartly the men sure to Son.ltsslandWisd R(IFiT-SIAXIN(i NEWS AND JoB y y post hanged or next day. The ruf- were standing, chests out. eyes front, uicklyrelievedbyAlsriss P URlceq for sate in good Ontario y y had gathered. yeQ�y. No Smarting, ' ` °C a' ThP mo.t useful and lntareatial6 of their infamy be .toad. How man A sergeant, °' all buetnease.. Full information os. IMedi$iaeOCor Brockville, 73iama' I more it in a torture there have been just Eye -Comfort. At application io tt'ilRon Publishing c4tri- paid, at 50 cents a box or six boxes clans had no idea of letting_ the tale t. etc. Round about an adminng crowd s geant. anxious to show off be- Your Drumirt's i0c per Bottle. Hurise Eye ''nay 7s. �1eat Adelaide e; Toronto. .� we shall ne6er know. Sahsin'Y`ubes25c. For SeokeiThe EyeFFF fore the spectators, approached one MISCELLANEGUa. s DtuQgiets or llariaa lyO y. Co..r t A IN CF R, T t i MO R& LU:A P& DOTS. I - of the latest recruits, and asked him: L. .. ��E GERMANS Wounds to Consciousness. "Well, Jones, suppose you were on internal ant: external, cured With. One of the remarkable henomena outpost duty, and u saw the Ger- Soldiers on active militar3- dual f °Ut A in �y nt,r lilies t-aat^serat writ• ®'r(roc� SCOUT and sailors at sea, need not make wills ae before too tate Dr Belimaa Medical }�r+� SCOUT l ^f the present war, from the medical I masa approaching in massed forma- Co.. i.lmitea cotut+,tRood, uec point ,of view, is the blindness that tion, what would you do?" but may dispose of their property often follows' the explosion of shells--- ! Private Jones looked stolidly 1 by verbt}l declaration, made_ in the - - ;the result a ahead, but his answer 'came clear and presence of witnesses: .,-CUT ONE EAR OFF WITH HOS- injury, but of concussion. A cord ng load to the listeners: . y� PYTAL SCISSOitS. _ to a writer in the Lancet, a soldier, "A mile a minute, sir --La mile a after more or less prolonged fati a minute!" P g gu 1 •'M nn.•'rV n .•@nave Gaeiean _induced by marching and exposure in Min ti's Liniment Co, Limited.' } �.....,tq.,.b.,, 7. $r • s.f.t u r• o^nt d ,n• . ` the trenches is stunned b the ex-• Gents —I cured a vat1uable hunting n'• °""°ti,,, M ^^'• f y f i M to an ..".QW, f..a Heard and Recorded by the Famous plosion of a shell. When he recovers INVESTMENT 11 - do of mange with MINARD'S 9912141711 Sol Ce on, e,.vt .ewe. Correspondent. H. Hamilton consciousness, he finds for a time OPPORTU1iITY LINIMENT after several veterinariesi _ - - he is blind. After a few days, how- had treated him without doing him Fyfe. I ever, he finds that he can distinguish j �,yanted ca ital to develo one of the permanent good. w light from darkness, and at he can P P Yours, d%, When vre came into the hospital' most valuable natural resources in the WILFReYD GAGNE. •� - - bard a throng of soldiers in dressing- grope about without stumbling Dominion, unlimited quantity of raw Prop. of Grand Centrat Hotel, -gowns was gathered round a bed on 1 against objects in • his path. In the material to be manufactured into a Drummondville, Aug. 3, '04. which sat a pleasant -faced fellow I y g commodity for which there is an al - calls them •'exam les of injuries or most unlimited demand. If you have I end. he wholly recovers his sight An oculist who has studied these cases y - , with his head in bandages telling � P � ;one hundred to five hu. I _ • -. .- - {Na•r� , them a story. They fell away with ; wounds to consciousness." The pro- . more to invest where your investment courteous movement to give us room. - will be well secured then write for 1W - blem is psychological; as a: result of ; ' We saw the -_the pleasant face .and, the- sudden, severe shock the con- I particulars vinceand prospectus which will Every able-bodied male in the Ger- -the bandaged head belonged -•ta a acinus, mind;. with its attributes of You of the absolutely sure t man Empire is liable for military Ber- nd large returns. Address P.O. Box period of one, two, or three I NJ A4 k 10 /nails man, who looked older, the I will and'cortroi, is thrown out of ac- 1/02, Hamilton, Ont. I vice for a Russian peasant Corpral Porfiro ' action. Then a "block" occui's be- years. If he can pass the one-year anasuk, who as long as he lives will tween the ocular mechanism and volunteer examination he serves only S R SAFETY IN TRAVELLING. year; otherwtO- he serves two lbear marks of torture and will bear that part of the brain that is con- ° NONE e Witness also to the savagery with scious of sight, somewhat like the - -years with the infantry or artillery, !' which Germans wage war. ^,Che all -steel colonist Cara built by or three with the caval � 8 block a man sometimes notices while the C.P.R. fill the bill to a nicety. On cavalry or horse When I read the first _account of it reading an uninteresting book when .artillery. _ ' I said, although it speared in an offi- although he sees the words clearly, hal despatch, "It is incredible." It j mothirig is conveyed to his mind: Cthe tong tourney to the- west, these I cars have to be eating and sleeping , atiaara's >rtatm�t was • hard to believe -that a of ,i,__ and living rooms �cornbined: They' Col" ata ,group `ten officers could have consented to _ What She Aad, She'd Hold. the deliberate, cold-blooded torture of It haRpiest must have cooking conveniences, for one thing; and there is always more Adapting IL - "Now boys," laid the was the moment of their a brave soldier who, true to his duty, lives. He had dust proposed and she or less danger when several people „ ' school mea - ter. I want you to bear in mind refused to betray information about had the Russian grab--4r—accepted him, positions. Not until I are using' the stove that accidents -ma happen. Y PP n. For that reason alone that the word 'stars' at the end of a 'the Then he took a tin leather case had seen and .talked ,to their victim y from -his pocket and slipped 'a spark -1 the all -steel car comes in handy, as there is word mean place of.' Thus we have Afghanistan—thep lace of the was I completely convinced. lin circlet on her finger, while she g g absolutely nothing to burn. Weil, the cushions on the Afghans; also Hindustan—the place ----an Since the beginning of the war beamed with pride. Panasuk has been employed- ss �� I ..there .are steel seats; but the y could. not do � of the Hindus.. Can you get another „ . ,a scout.' He speaks Polish like a Pole, m afraid its rather loose, darl- " I ing," he murmured. "Shall I take it much harm even if they did take fire. example? Nobody appeared very anxious, to though he is a Russian. Disguised " The seats, floor, roof, sides—every bit do so until little Johnny Snaggs, the as a peasant, he has, been frequently! The damsel shook her head decided- are t° arse] frames. Every de- joy .of his mother and the- terror of within the German• lines, and has sel- don failed, T am told, to bring back I ly' "No, Rupert," she said calmly. "An, ,fixed' tail has :been carefully thought out. the cats; said proudly: 1 - Yes, sir; I can. Umbrellastan— useful' information. The Germans when the • caught i engagement -ring is an engagement- The cars fill amuck -felt want, being, as they are, roomy, comfortable and the place of umbrellas. „ y Panasuk might have accepted his dis- ring, even if I have to wear it round I . my neck." safe, while for three or five days the 1'f ' 1' d 1 y ��'s Liniment Cures aarget in Coote guise as genuine and hanged him as i e is lve as rt wou d be in a per- aspy if they had any evidence that manent residence with hardly an os- . - -- --- ----_ ---- Dont call ' a man a fool—he may ciliation to remind one that the cars he had been spying. Civilian spes a foolish enough to fight. are on the' rails and that the — are liable to be hanged. But they b y are knew he was a soldier. He was re- running at the rate of .40 'miles an. 'W cognized as the man who had so often hour. • , tricked them. 3` 1 I have told in telegrams what hap- ' ' ' ' Ought to be Glad. •pened after this brave fellow fell in- Old as the hills -was the subject of to the hands of an enemy patrol near their quarrel. She • had been spend- •the East Prussian frontier. He was ' ing more money than he thought she '; deep in the ,German lines. His cap- ought to. ~ - tors took him to the nearest staff o "Did you spend as much as this be- OVeret ern " V Bctttom Off. headquarters: fore you married me?" asked • the ,. t. t "I was offered cigarettes, but I said 1 e young husband, in . the thick of the .. otOr - i did not smoke," he told us. "They fight. • • >' y asked me if I would like a cup of - "Certainly I did;" • replied his wife, i Freight Prepaid to any Railway Station in coffee. I said I•did not need it: Then. S drawing herself up coldly. "Father—" ` Ontario. Length Ib Ft., Beam 8 Ft. 8 Fn., they said that if I liked I could be a - ; Then I'm blest, interiuptgd her Depth 1 'Ft, a In.. ANY 1KOTOk FIT$. rich man and have my own land. • _ husband—"I'm blest if I knout w�vhy' Bpoelamtion No, 2B giving engine prices on request. Get our quotation4 They Would give me money if I would t� your father made such a fuss aKout Ott="The Peuetans Line" Commercial and Pleasure. Launches, Re*tell all I knew about the Russian E p me taking you from him." boaiii and Canoes. "forces, and positions. I told • them I knew nothing.. Then the officer who THE GIDLEY BOAT CO., LIMITED, PENETANG, The man with a cool million always Gia was- 'speaking to pie became angry. ED. 6. ISSUE 28--'15. gets a warm reception. .30 1 ^^��^••'11 �•� T�•�-�**��QQ -Mrs. R T. Brignall and three • -Frank Prouse, who has the LIJ�,lri1J1►71t117. children are here visiting with contract for the carpenter work ii I�+7+ �QQiV�+ D FOR friends. of V Reddin's new barn, began J VO 1 i�+u -Miss Ella Andrew, of Mark- work thereon last week. X. -F. Grigg spent the holiday ham, is ill at the home of her -The Women's Auxiliary of- St. -. ; Summer Holidays. r with friends in Poet Hope. mother hese. George's church will meet at the -Miss Hobbs, of Toron,o, was -Miss Beatrice Minaker, of home of Mrs. Willet on Wedoes- Fine assortment trunks and suit cases at reasonable e. -with friends in town over the holi• Oshawa, spent the week -end with day, July 14th, at 3 o'clock. Harness and complete stock: of _horse Roods on y, Miss Roberta Bedaon. We coogratul-ite Miss Gladys hand here, also at W. J. Bodell's- *,: -Miss Mabel Calvert, teacher o ins- Wa'ttgh,--of lith way. on her havingpassed one. _ Brougham. _� rldgynt Albert, is home for'her va- spending a few days with her ceasfitlly her SnaT ezamina ion a Collar. Boot and Shoe repairing nes y an - - --- -.66-- - - - friend, .Miss Myra. CrQok� -._.-- the Toronto Normal school, Harness, promptly attended to. mon,- ' -Harry Wade shipped two car -1 -The carpenters are making} -Ladies wishlnR- yarn, tap -- _1 �:Aoads of mixed stock from here on good progress in -the erection of knitted for the soldiers may se. PIC�ERI�'rG H AR1hTES5 - EMPORIUM _ donday. Ed. Bryau's new residence. euro satue at- Mrs. H. J. Marquis', - -Mr. Tranmer, of Bloomington, - -A nuiiwber from here motored where Mrs. X.'dy has generously R�mop1,�� �aQ1.— .W• �Ag ,e__ppeent Sunday w;ith D. and Mrs. out to the. barn party at Mr. left a quantity. - - - s Simppson. Boyd's, Markham township, Tries= - -A numLer from around here x:• -J. W. Newton, of Orillia, day night, attended Palmer Bros'. barn gals- spent the First of July, at his -Miss Qiieenie Brown and Miss ing on Friday afternoon. The home here. Ruth Maslow, -of Blackstoek; are -done without amishap• - T -The-Misses-_ Bun.ting ent_a spending _ a few days with Miss The carpenter wog w s " - Goodwood �4ew days,last week with relatives Irene 1liurkar. Mr.-A4ionL ust- •f _=Miss M rtle Wilson, who has aho receives much credit or is � • �: --- --� - torl � -in the city. Y _ _ --Miss Gladys Law, of Toronto, beenteachingnear Nestleton Sta- rapid and excellent workmanship. — ='spent a few days with relatives in tion, has returns ' o. er When .1 the exciting -.x f the _ %' the village. summer vacation. raising was over, all sat down to -Mrs. D. Simpson' is spending -F,. H. Doyle, of Toronto, Re- the tables that were heavily laden a few days with relatives in companied by his 'daughter, Miss with tempting victuals, for which ," 'Bloomington. Corinne, spent Tuesday at the the ladies received much praise. -Rev. W. A. and Mrs. Pippen home of his father. -After hearing of the death of ,.visited with friends in the city on—Found Mr. Ruddy's park Lieut. H. G. Kerr, Master of Doric Dominion Day. on July 1st a purse -containing a Lodge, Pickering, Twin City ` -Quite a number of our sports small aura of money. Losec' call Lodge, 'A. F. tS: A. M., of Berlin, 7f yon'cnly knew t;cw geed, ' attended the �mee at Oshawa on at Mrs 'A. Findlay's. Ont passed a re�olntiou of con- hoK•,;arab:e,-t:ow satisfactory Dominion Day. -J-S. K. Brown, of East Toronto, doTenc•e, expressing sympathy to -A. J. Howlett and Scott Stew- called upon a number of Picker• the mother and the members of Paroid ��ol Ing art. of -Toronto, were Pickering ing friends last week. Mr. Brown the,famify of the deceased officer,- ;• visitors on the holidgv. was formerly a well known resi- and asking That A. M. Kerr, an P" x' -Miss Clara McTeiggart, of dent of the township and still officer in the lodge and a brother ;c..:y :, : it c.:- ct.:y ,enc+: 'r,uw ea,i:y is can be c n and. +, :ce;� u +,'u eri.)^ I::',c+c Khat a geed all-round affairs. the late Lieut. Kerr, convey the for e•. or,- buildin spent 3with relatives in town. -On Sunday, July 4th, Mrs. J. tiles•age of sympathy to is mo - F ` prt,, J, 'k:,,,twin, no tar, state ,with and Mrs. Potiltney, of To- L. Margach died at the home of er and wernbers of the fatuiIy. . c'4. �c c + L" cs pr.ce to y`ou .+hat tl a genuine i rotito, spent the holiday with W. her nephew, Thomas A. Buchan. Si'e understand that Preston 1• ., _ - H. and Mrs. Crummer. of -Drayton, -in her 75th year. Her Lodge also passed a-simi'lax resolu- Alf. and Mrs. Mason. of Scar- funeral took plass on Tuesday tion. �C1e�� J -Ir Free Se�lple -boro, were the guests of W_. G. when her reruains were ta6eo -it is with deep regret that we t�, , �r+ i •• c ca; .__:a..7i'm. Gct the - -.an�.•sz-ism, on the First. to BowmanviIle for intetine_at. report the deet# -fl€ Mrs. S• te;t=-------- _ i -Mr. and Mrs. Hall and child, The deceased, who wasit furrier hey, who wits one of the rictiu,G. - `; Toronto, spent the wieek-end resident of this village for a nnr n- of the trolley" accident- at Queen - of � with the former's father, F. H. ber of years, bore her suffer- Ston on �'edne5dayecening, when < i ing with Christianfurtittide. thirteen person: were killed and Hall. _ . kY-_D- _Rosters_aud_ aughtei°, -Pickering being made a local about_eighty injured, when a var Mise Elsie, of Toronto, spent the centre for examination .by the containing nearly 000 pa?4Prsgers = - holiday with the former's mother Toronto Conservatory of Music got beyond the. control of the N. here, a representative of that iri%titti• ruotorman when corning down -D. E. and -Mrs. Pugh. of East tion was here one day .last week, Queenston Heights. -The untag• I' Toronto, moved intotheir.summer when five candidates presented lunate une4 wings mostly women b cottage on the Brock Road last themselves for examination. all and children from Woodgreen ;y _ seek, being pupilsof Miss Hattie Law. Methodift and St. John's Preaby- -Mis� Kate Kerr, of Oshawa, The following is the result : Jnn- terian churches; Toronto, return-' _ -A, � ! •' ,� - accompanied by Master Willie for Piann-Miss Luella Hobbs, ing from, their annual picnic. Mrs. _ , 'wM•ri. ;:!,-.McKay, is holidaying with her (hnoors):.Priruary-Mica "Ruth V. Westney was so badly iajnred .�► ad+r - here. Morphp (1st class hhnars): Miss that she died nn board the Chip -- mother - -Miss Cora Burling, who has Hilda Bryant; Elementary -bliss pewa when returning to Toronto. been in Alberta for over a year, Evb I. Murphy (let class honors); - is visitingat the hoaae of hEr MissCecelia L. Cowan (honors); - -•aovaNAM_I �jnOK rprita here.We coo ratulate both teacher LOOS ,j � jJ L -RS We re' leased -to. see David an grips upon toe excellent Aced the former's 's bro of Toronto, hereon - ti�� p visited the former'r bwNiera here on _ Annan, Br. out again after being standing made. They have much Sunday. -'Special price oil Peroid =-eonfined to his house for Several reaagn to feel .proad over: -the re-. Mr, and Mrs, Emmet. of Toronto. - weeks through into!. salt• visited Walter rand --Mrs. Steverson an - A. M. and Mrs. Kerr `and Church £nian is making rap Sunday, �_ have been pid progress at present in all the Rev. Totten preached his 3ntiodue _ r w.30 . - ` ' children of Berlin, (� - -• ' ' _ w' he churches concerned. At the Pres- tory sermon in the Methodist church ne' ��� u ependigg a few days with C chu c here on Sunday eveing. There was a former's mother on Church St. byterian �saembly' Held recently " n y 2�j good attendance and all were favor _TWO 1 •_ • w'9 Hisses Coils Every, of Victoria in Kingston, the vote stood 348 to ably Impressed. We trust Mr, Tot- - Road, and Agnes Every, of Mount- ;4 in favor of onion. It is a num- ten s ao'ourn on this circuit may be Albert, are spending their vara- ber of years since the agitation be= both profitable wad pleasant. - - Lia` t _ tion at the home of their mother p Mrs, -John Soden entertti.ined her " -- gen a'nd the o sition to the •.. ,lies®. Now movement has gra sally weaken- class of thirty-five pupits to a -Piano -A much _needed rain' storm ed.. According to the vote .taken Ree,ital ac her home on July lsr,. A �--� e . occurred on Sunday night. After at the Assembly, the vote ageiii�t competition of the diatonic major I� A PMAN u' a prolonged period of dry weather union was bnt little in than scales was also held. Miss }Inbei Cas- M sie winning first prize,- Mi,a Jennie a a . r veggetation was beginning to half of what it wtls last year. It Carter, of t� hitevale. second, And Nlisa -_ — - kYrFnfier. is not surpri5ing that many' Mildredop-ntet': ai - - -- E - -owing to the bad condition of should hold out agai"ust anion, I" The prizes were respectively, a fancy in stop road, the � baseline their attaclitnent to their church bronze clock, a ' aih colrsred water `-: ^ has become t ie avori e . s d a fancy rase , the recentUM : many antoists travelling between history and -its struggles, should examination pupils being the judgee. E Toronto and point, ens h Lunch wets served in picnic style, and Men's balbrigwan i'nderweanshirts 84 to- 42 at 5W. each, drawers $I to 4' at -Rev. H. D. and Mrs. Cameron, losing its identity. I Present con. .a -. Baa spent to 30c. each. Men's fancy shirts .c. and 1.00. Suspenders, collate g y cuffs, ties, armlets, sox, etc. Overalls, smocks and pants " of West Hill, attended the :!Seth- ditions however strongly favor gather, The patriotic --Barden p1i t� held by Carhartts' are the - best. - Ladies housedresses, blouses; "at liicnic hereon the- First. :lir. the movement and before. many the Brangb�amBranch of the Wom- underskirts. drawers, corset covers, gowns, etc. Corsets.. Cameron has good reason. to feel years a union of the churches con- en's Institute on the grounds bf Boyd - hosiery. gloves, embroidery laces, curtains, nets and - i; : -"prond of the talent in his church. netted with• that movement .will Burk on Tuesday evening was an un- scrims. Try a pair of our patent pump with ankle a�rap.. -Our foptballboys journeyed to be consummated. qualified success, Some six hundred at. 8.25 they are. the correct style. white pump 1.25 an Oshawa on the First of July when -The picnic, held in Mr. Rud• people paid admission the sates., 1.60. .Tennis shoes in white, tan and navy for gents they succeeded in capturing the dy's park on my -1st wader 'Lha and all parts of'Pickering, ifarkbam ladies and children. Choice groceries always on hand. - Otic one team one from auspices of the. Ladies' Aid Socia- and Whitby townships were repres Fresh fruits-and'veRetablesin season. Seeds urn-�iangel �• y p • ented.-- After all bad done -justice to seed, turnip seed. Oshawa, competed against them ty of the Methodist church was the strawberries and cream and the phone orders receive prompt attention, whom they defeated by the score a decided success.. The day was excellent tea provided,tbere was an un - of S-0, all that could be desired and not riticized program, interlarded by the . . A. GILLESPIE� DUNBARTON -Residents along the baseline withstanding many attractions at two well-known entertainers, White complain that the greatly in- other pointo there wa's a large, and `Brazil. The total proceed were creased auto • traffic which has attendance, A few wet'e disap• 8175.30. The Institute wish to thank been diverted to that road by the pointed on account of there being all the ladies and young men who so generously assisted- in making bad condition of the Kingston no' football match, only the a LL.. SS.. Fr - road, is cansing great havoc on Pickering team having entered, affair such a success, A vee serieus occident was narrow - that line. but during the evening a number ly avertyed last week when L. Middle- :If sou haven't an oil stove for,the summer.. -Leo O'Connor, of the Lipton of races were run as well as' a ton's team ran- awF%wben he was on j• Tea Co., Toronto, was in town on number of other games having his way from Locust Hill with a large of our' Perfection wick blue r Monday and gave .THE NEws a been • contested. When supper load of lumber: Mr. Middleton was " pleasant call.' Mr. O'Connor' iso► had -been served and -all had been thrown from the load almost between Ont One flame oil loves. '* native of this township, having satisfied an excellent literary and the -wheels, • the rear wheel passing G over his coat. The Horses continued in four bnrner9. thvtee burners and two left here twenty-seven years ago, mueic•al program was rendered. We Have i ileM burners complete with ovens and iron,. their mad run until .they turned into late - 'bnt still -has a warm spot for Pick- The -' male chorus- • of Melville the temperance house sted, 'The pole - boating p r. F ' Bring• Church, Scarboro; gave a number struck one of the large posts with -F. W. Weeks has just com.- of popular selections which were such force that it landed on top of the Screed Wire i pleted the erection of cement heartily encored. The members load of lumber, strikin the ost Screen Doors, Window Screens, waste -gates to his race and ;the all -possess good voices and show stopped the heavy load, which no Hamtnocka, etc. .._ 8 mill is now running again in careful training. Miss Wray doubt saved the horses from being- -full force, it having been shat soprano "soloist who made her crushed against the wall o -the shed. U -N D down for, a week to allow of the first appearance . in Pickering A broken doubletree itnd some broken putting in of the above Improve- made a most favorable impression. bar'ness was all the damage, except J a H a l' the'damage to the shed, - ment�. She has a sweet voice which she -Roy Percy. left in our office has under remarkable control. : one day last week several stalks ,Miss Neilson, elocutionist gave a Fruit, -Vegetables : The. Men's- Store -- of fall wheat that measured 5 feet number 4i`' selections, and her �. and 5 inches in length. Evident- pe.trioticselections in particular; All kinds of imported aisd home - ly the farmer's will not suffer feom being well received. Mr. P. Scott, - - lack of straw this coming winter'. humorous entertainer, greatly grown Fruits and Vegetables, gee our new lines of slimmer wean, our shirts, socks,` ties, lista anc� If any one can bgat this we would pleased the audience wiith . his. fresh twice aweek.- . . like to hear from thein. selections. Rev H. D: " Cameron, If we have'not whit you want : suiting§. Also ask to see our porous union underwear. w -Daring the. thunder -storm of West Hill, being ral]ed upon• we-citn get it. 'We are agents• for the 20th Century Tailoring Co. amd'a ".` ich passed north of here on gave a short but spirited address, - L.!! - afternoon the Roman Tfie Highland Creek brass band 'Give us a call. perfect 11t and complete satWaction,is g}taranteed with Cath •Church, of. Port Perry was present during the , afternaon was struck byy lightning and badly and evening and were generonr Won't forget.we keep - each gar,ment._ III - damaged. Thiq is one -of 'Rev. in the number of popular numbers NEILSON'S ICE CREAST Father Cantillon's parishes. vrhich they rendered in good style. _ (}et -the Habit. GD to Buntings: Father Cantillou, when in Picker• The chair was J. filled by the Bedford. The H J. MARQUIS ung two years ago had the oris- pastor, Rev. J. fortrine of having the presbytery totAl receipts amounted to about pings € » - ontari0'i"• A. BUNTING, P:ICKERING ,destroyed by fire, j $340. . 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