Daily British Whig (1850), 16 Jan 1915, p. 14

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3 _TH= DAILY BRITISH WHIC, SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1915. fo Mir. amd Mrs. John Hamilton. a Garratt Pettingill, of Winnipeg, were daughter. Marshall Babcock's out-y the guests of his mothér, Mrs. wi-| THE LATEST TIDINGS fit is sawing woad in this section.sliam Clinton, Iasi week. Mis¥ Cora Mr. Orser, Clenvaie, bad the misfor-| Zulelt, who has been eonfined to the . WHAT WHIG CORRESPONDENTS | tune of upsetting Lis steam engine | houre, ill of pneumonia, Is--nble to | PRESENTED IN THE BRIEFEST i" 3 0 4 in the water at Lapish Bridge on his resume her wo a gain SE . AVE 10 1812 'way to W. Hegadorn's 1g dress' 2 POSSIBLE FORM. News From Villages -and Farms}clover. . Mr. and Mrs. T. Waliqee, Taylor Loca.s. Throughout the Adjoining Coun- Yilwe, ang Me Jane re. Cie £1 Taylor, Jan: i3.--A number of the ties -- Rural Events, and Mose: | (i'r James Hegadorn. D. Bab. | S0UR8 People gathered at the home oF, Det ake, a. L- PAY lof Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Rodmond ments of the People. oct, Desert Lake, 'is renewinZ ac-|ang gpnent an enjoyable evening in quaintadces here. Mr. and Mrs. dancing and games L.O. LM od as John Hamilton and family spent ; istriet Hx. whieh Tamworth Tidings. Monday - evening at 'WW. Hegadorn's. id held jis district meeting, Which x : s largely attended, a number be- Tamworth, Jan. 13.<-Melville Rob-| Mr. and Mrs. Miles Snider, at James ing present from Gananoque. Some inson, of Kingston, was in town on | Hamilton's of the young people attended the St. skin diseases and exup- Yugeday. James Wood iaghas Bay. Chlniown Torsonats John's chicken supper and dance in . ge ick- As argtval next week. Jere ; . Gananoque on 'tuesday. Mrs. James | was fatally h > . 8 tions are most quic will be a hockey match at the rink Caintown, Jam: 12.--Mr. and Mrs.| Bizmingham who has been ill, is con- | & ride of al Hurt when teying to get ly cured by Zam-Buk. next Saturday. dames V. Murphy! N. W. Powell have returned to Brock- | valeseent. Mis: M. Walsh has re- A on 5 ry in Landon has gone to Kingston to take a coursé| ville. "Kenneth Leadér is assistant turned to resume her duties as teach- by the Os Ss been Proposed in Kingston Business College. in the store of i. J. Kahnt. Homeo| er alter spending the holiday st her | steamer Dacia. Ates regarding the Foes Scott, of tie north west is now the home. C. Sly was in Picton for a 28 Cary. 4 v At Ferguson's Falls. guest of James Seott. 'Miss DBea- | few days, FB returned. Had- freaeorse Curr. a en Ferguson's Falls, Jan. 13.--The| rice Dickey has returned to Athens |den Sly spent a week with fr'ends at home of his son. grep ice on the river is now fit for travel | high school. "Harley Ferguson,| Perth Itoad. Me. and Mrs. R. J. It is probabie that all The roads are in a very bad condi-| who Ras been at Arlinglon Beach, N.| Stanley of Keelerville, ut at W. Lu-| will be banished 38! All war -scenej lion, owing to the lack of snow. The ;W. Y., teaching school for some time, | per"s. Miss Bertha Birmingham | ture films displa y om rng pics farmers will soon be eutting anajis now home ior a few weeks. Ary has veiurned after visiting friends A. J. Ruse] or oy Rone. filling their ice houses as the ice is]thur Kelley has beep re-engaged to|at Sunbury. _ Visitors: T. Marshall, registrar of aliens ol T R..C., is now very thick in the: river. - Charles] make cheese in the factory for next|at Delbert Marshmit's; E. McCalpin, | Coatsworth Ravi oronte. Judge Hollinger, auctioneer, is preparing to} year. Mr. and Mrs N. Powell have |at Baitersea; W. McPreércon at J.| The Regin P £ resigned. ; make a trip" to Winnipeg and other | returned to their home here after a| AcCalpin's, ed ity Ea Tovinoe has discontin- places west A number from here|short honeymoon trip. _ Mr.. and --, Regina J oining ition, and the attended the ball beld in Lanark last] Mrs. R. R. Graham, of G#elph, have "gina Leader its evening edition. Bongard Items. Paris ha en ; i i e . Paris ars that the bread fam- week . audinagd | returned to their home after spend Bongard, Jan: 13.--Misses Helen |ine in Germany is becoming an i "hristmas wit , Mrs. "ane pd more je Christmas with her mother ir Harte and Lillian Thompson have | acute. Nancy Tepnaet. W. A. .Grabam returned to take" charge of shool " spent Saturday and Sunday at Lynd- Noo 2 and 3 a gi aarge i . 8 oq. hurst, Miss Edith Powell, Brockville, aad vw. ater spending. their up home for Sunday holidays at their respective homes > in Oates and Eldorado. Allan Harri- The Whig's Daily Condepsation of the News Of the World From Tele- graph Service and Newspaper Ex- Changes. Manitoba legislature will convené on February Sth. Ex-Mayor Taylor was mayor of Vancouver by a majority of 674 over his nearest opponent. : Peter Dempsey, eight years of age, Sunlight Soap and water maxes your home sparkle with cleanliness--just like all nature sparkles on a sunlit morning after rain. Sunlight is the purest of all household soaps--with' a gentle strength that moves dirt quickly but without the slightest injury to fine fabric or dainty hands. On sale at all grocers-- is not the only source of severe wounds and injuries. However caused; wounds, cuts, elected burns; eczema, piles, an rallwayman ped dead at the PRICE IS NOT RAISED Phone 720. Prompt Delivery | NOLAN"S GROCERY { Princess St. ! OUR FRESH GROUND COF. FEE AT 40c. CAN'T BE BEAT. Try a sample order and be convinced. Fh 3 em-- -s Regarding Pure-Bred Poultry. Ottawa," Jan. 15.--~The Animal Contagious Disgase Aet, in connec- .. | tion 'with the outbreak of the foot | wa rtm mines | and mouth disease in the United . -- a B 0 i i States, has been amended to allow Doings' At Kepler, So Spent] Sir Nt Ae Srieus ure the entry of pure-bred poultry ior | Kepler, Jan. 01.--The W.AM.S. met 1 Ee : : . : ; , Harte, a former teacher oi this . breeding purposes when accompanied | at Mrs. W. Orser's on Monday. There place but now of Fort Qu'Appells By TRENCH 8S REMEDY by the affidavit of the owner or was a good attendance. T. J. Gar Sask., has returned. home alter spend- ! The Famous Home Treatment shipper that the said fowl have come |rets. is hauling wood from Sydenham. ing few days with his sister Miss for Epilepsy and Fits. . . . from an establishment where no cat- | Mrs. Donnell has returned home after Hazel Ki iv 3 visiting h LT Recommended by Clergymen of all De- | lo sheep or swine are kepl, and | visiting friends in Kingston. L. Orser | |. Ingsiey J3. vislng Der ais nominations. Twenty-five Years' Success : distri : dos ag 3 os pind i ter, Mrs. T. Bongard. On Thursday Over 1,000 unsolicited Testimonials in | not "from a district in the closed | has returned from visiting her sis- evening, Miss Ethel Hicks entertain- one year. wren ter RY Sharbot Lake. . Hubert A. | 4 a Number of her friends and. an CONVINCING TESTIMONY . teen Townsend is taking a course at the on : . : io] stray bullet from targe actic ' 5 ory H SCRIC : ; : . 3 enjoyable time was spent in music a : a4rget practice Has been given by peoples in every walk ay Scarce at Sunbury Dairy. School, Kingston. Mi Red 2 yi « : L che basement of life. Those intere 1 should write . - . . » s : : »" | and games. I... Pierce is sawing es Sunbury, Jan. 16.--J. McDonald | mond has returned to Syracuse, N.Y. wood in this noighborhood Estella to. The government has commuted the sgptence in the case of Mariano Mon tirio, to have been hanged in Vancou- ver for murder. Dr. Forbes Godfrey, M. P. P, pro- tested against the retention of Dean Fernow of the factulty of forestry on the Toronto University staff. At Guelph over fifty men have vol- finteered for the third contingent, while eighty-five have heen accepted at Galt. ° : Ethel Greenburg, an eight-year- old child, was seriously injured by a in of Kent school, Toron- | sana at or 3 i : Pamphlet containing proof positive post | is residing in his new residence on fres from TRENCH'S REMEIMES, LIMITED, 411 St. James' Chambers, Toronto. Kole Proprietors 'Trench's Jdmited, Dublin, Ireland. A A OP, NPA PAP PAA SA Zbar'slce Cream Parlor Choice Candles of all kinde in bulk or fancy boxes. Also serve all kinds of hot drinks. tae Seasonable Fruits. Phone 1128. 880 Princess 84. WHOOPING COUGH s ASTHMA COUGHS CATARRH COLDS 24 fst um . A simple, sate snd effective trestment ify ty oc Dotizeg Cresalene ; thepar it of. i end relieves modie Cioup Af ose, itis 8 hoon to sufferers from Asthma, The sircarrying theuntiseptic vapor, ine baled with every breath, makes heeathing easy soothes the sore throat and stops the cough, assuring restful dights. iti ialualle 1a ba 1 with young . Seud un portal for desoriptive booklet | SOLD BY DRUGOISTS C0, Remedies, | Week. Queen street. The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will meet the coming A number of young people enjoy skating in the evening. Some of the residents are pufchasing hay as ihere IA but a limited supply on hand. The many local factories are now holdin2 thelr annual cheese meetings, w * up the business of the vy has heen very paying. -Sehoo! re-opened last wéek with an ipereased attendance. Many y men are patronizing the city dairy school and other deliveries. News From Bath. Jath, Jam. 14. --Rev. Mr. Hill, of Conwaya took charge. of the - services in the Methodist 'church last Sunday. Rev. Mr. Setsmith taking 'Mr. Hill's appointments. ~ Mrs. "Glass, of Tren- ton, is visiting at Norman Riklev's Frank Wales, of Switzerville, bas bought out the butcher shon former- ly conducted hy Frank Miller; and moved "into the village last week. Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Northmore, who have been visiting friends in Cuelph and Toronto, returned home on Friday evening last. The dane given by ihe ladies of St... John's Church was well patronized and it is intended to give another one soon. At Evergreen Valley. Evergreen Valley, Jan. 13.--Born Lesrons The kind you are look- ing for is the kind we sell Scranton Coal Is good Coal and we guarantee prompt de- livery BOOTH & CO. Foot of West St. SALTS 1S FINE FOR JIN r UY P| Flush the ¥ lack hurts or "7 bothers. » No. man or woman who ¢ats meat regularly can make a mistake by flushing' the kidneys occasionally, says a wellknown authority. Meat farms uric acid which clogs the kid. ney pores so they sluggishly filter or strain only part of the waste and poisons from the blood, then you get slek. Nearly all rheumatism, head- - achés, liver trouble, nervousness, constipation, dizziness, sleeplessness, bladder 'disorders come from slugs gish kidneys. The moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts, or if thé urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular of passage, or attended by a sensation of scalding, get about four ounces of Jad Salis from any reliable pharmacy and take a tablespoanful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and 'your Kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from she seid of grapes and lamon juice, combined with lihia and has been used for generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to activity, also to neutralize the acids in urine so it no longer causes irritation, thus end- ne bladder disorders. 2 Jad Salts Is inexpensive and ecan- nol injure; makes a delightful effer- "yoscent Jithia-water drink which all ragular meat eaters should take now and then to keep 'the kidneys clean and ihe blood pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney cations. "Agent. Gea. W L -------- he Anas. he wre to iy mia hat aren't so. : Kidneys at once when Bladder by Pictorial Review OF INTEREST TO ary & Practical Home Dress Making, Harvey Buck and wife visited at John Dartman's, Newburgh, recently. The Ladies' Aid. met at Mrs. Herbert Buck's vesterday. They are sewing for the soldiers. Vigitors : Mrs. Rosevear, city, at Hiram Wartman's; Olive Snook, Des ere Lake, at 'Ambrose Orser's; Mrs. William Cordukes, at Herbert k Johnston's; T,, I. Lawrence, wiie and danghter, at George Lawson's; Misa Lillian Babcock, nity, atoher father's, Rev.* Mr. Shorten is io preach hers on Sunday morning. Wellingion Or ger and wife visited friends at Wilton recently. Wellington Budget. Wellingtoh, Jan: 14.--Dr. Kidd, of Trenton, was\in; town on Thurscay. Herbert. MeDoyald 'is the possessor of some fast stock. Miss Young, of Pleton, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. 8S. Herrington. W. H. Alyea, of Consecon, and wife were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Feddick. Mr. ang Mrs. Merrick Foster, of Hollower! en- tertained company on Tuesday night. It is reported that a flying machine was seen passing over Greenbush last week. This is the second one {hat bas been seen. James Turner, of East Wellington, died on Thurs- day evening. W. A. Foster, of Coa- Creek, was in town Thursday. Mrs. Bert Davidson is confined to the house through illness. Mr. and Mrs. "- 3 . Prepared Especially For This Newspaper * YOUNG WOMEN. As regards the question of formal frocks for young women, it looks very much. as though the basque bodices apd full, circular skirts will lead the styles. This charming creation may be inexpensively carried out in white chif- fon and Jace, WIth Just & Gash of color at the neck and' wrists. The gress requires $4 yards 36-inch lining and 434 yards of chiffon. One aud one-quarter yard of 40-inch lace will be sufficient for the yoke and connection with the touch | ria was appointed; salary, $55. Eaton is visiting friends in Picton, The ice on the bay is good and the young people are enjoying skating, A number of young people attended the play at Waupoos on Friday night, Mrs. W. Cory hes returned home af- ter speading some time with her daughter in Oshawa. The sleighing is ahout gone and the mail carrier han to take a buggy Loughbore Council. Sydenham, Jan. 11.--Council elect meu at 11 am. The following took oath and qualifications of office: Reeve, J, -Stoness;. oonneillors;, William Ennis, Edward Hareer, J. F. McRory and * David Walker. On motion, Kn nis-Walker, F. Lawrence and Bertrand Sills were appointed auditors;. salary, £5 each. Applications for assessor' were received from Herman Buck, Wil liam Guthrie and E.G. Ruttan, On motion, Ennis-McRory, William Guth G. W. (Guess was reappointed member of the Board of Health. Maoved, Ennis-Wal ker, that A. Blakesley be appointed sanitary inspector; salary, in propor. tion to service rendered.--Carried. Moved, MecRory-H , that the trea- surer is hereby autWfrized to pay the printing accounts at the Standard, Whiz and Jackson Press. Moved, En nis-McRory, that a grant of $15 be made to J. W. Silver to pile stone for eritsher on the Buck Lake road, under inspection of éouncil. On the appli ention of Messrs. Boyle, Joye, 0'Connor and. others, it was moved, MeRory-Ennis, that they be allowed to lay a new hardwood floor in Town Hall, the council to y $40 toward the cost of same and the balance to be paid by the applicants.--Carried: Accounts paid : Clerk, election ox- penses, $47; 8. Robert, supplies to 0. Arnold, $3.30; J. Dymond, shovelling snow, $7.20; Levi Cranston, balance due on jobs on. Railton road, #2. Council adjourned to meet at 1 p.m. Monday, March Ist. THE LATE JAMES CASSIDY He Was a Promising Young Resi. dent of Centreville For the past twelve months the community and parents with alier- nating hopes and fears, have watch- #d the course Of the" disease wirick has held James Cassidy, Centre: ville, in its grip, and have finally witnesed the triumph of death. In spite of loving care and the best medical attention, this promising young man of Centreville peacefully PARSEd aw DE cember 25th, 1914, at 415 o'clock. Jameg Cassidy, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cassidy, was born in Centreville, 1889, His early child- hood and school days were speut in Centreville, and later to the High School, Newburgh, where he won u What a : is Gove, largely in attending to its own busi. the friends of all who came in contact wi him. James was an extremely bright boy, loved by every- one who knew Him. During his ill- ness doctors and friends alike came to admire his quiet fortitude and uncomplaining nature, and he was looked upon as an ideal patient, ene who never complained and always had a. smile for the attendants. Through his long illness of twelve months, he maintained his cheerful and hopeful ways, and made the struggle seemingly the easier for the 'anxious watchers at his bedside. To his family and many young friends Death with a shock and leaves its st The Winnipeg Telogram announces they are discontinning © the morning dition and will concentrate all their forts on publishing the afternoon paper. One million dollars' worth of itufls from Germany was the cargo of the steamer Mataunzas, which ar tived at New York Thursday night irom Rotterdam. The resignation of Rev. R I Knowles, the: author-preacher, of Knox Church, Galt, will be submit- ted to the Guelph presbytery. Nr. Knowles' health is stated to be com. pletely wrecked. Morgan, Grenidl & .Co., New York, are about to be appointed finanecill agents to the British government Humphrey B. Young, a former resi- dent of Brockville, died suddenly in Winnipeg. y Former -Assemblyman Lewis W. Day, sixty-five, died suddenly at his home in Sacket Harbor, N.Y: Mr. Day's death was due to heart ' disease. ~He was born in Sacket Harbor and al- ways lived there. At Watertown, N.Y,, William A. Stewart, district - manager of the Standard Accident Insurance com- dye STAMPS ONE/OUT OF DATE | 10 Use "White Phosphorous Matches" lit is now illegal to make "white phosphorus' matches. In a vear's time it will be unlawful to sell them. ooo aie il If you're strong for efficiency--for *' Made in Canada' and "Safety First,"' vou will use EDDY'S "SESQUI'" NONPOISONOUS MATCHES : pany, took his life by drinking poi- son. The reason for this act is not known. Mrs. May R. Thornley, London, ne of the foremost W. C. T. U. work- ers in Ontario, heartily endorses N. W. Rowell's proposit] to join with the government in losing all social drinking places in the province dur-, ng the war, Charged with arson in connedtion with the destruction hy fire in Octo- ber last of his summer residence at Montmagny, Que., Dr. Bacon, lieuten- ant-colonel commandant of the 15th Infantry. Brigade of the Canadian militia, wag summoned before the mag- istrate at Montmagny and allowed out on bail. 10,000 CARRY TESTAMENTS. Soldiers at Salisbury. Plain Join Lea- gue After Mission. "More than 10,000 df the troops on Salisbury Plain alone have joinea the Pocket Testament' League, and ave .dgreed to carry a testament with them and to read a chapter laily," writes George T. B. Davis, Werélary of thé movement, which | started with a five-day mission at the Mig camp conducted by Charles M. Alexander. The Y.M.C.A. marque: », where the meetings were held, were crowded, and the response to ae angelist's appeal was remark-| able. 8. D. Dinnick, secretagy of 'the lea- gue in Canada, states that during 1914 there has been an increase of 282 local branches and 26,046 mem- bers. ma Nm, Once Bitten-- Twic , Shy. Advertising may make a poor article sell for a while, but the most persistent advertising would not induce you to make a"second purchase of a thing. that turned out to be fraudulent, and the profit on the first sale would never pay fof the advertising. Do you not think the 'advertisers know this? Fhey fully reafize-tirat the very first essential of success is to have something Worthy, something that people want and will keep on buying If you see a thing advertised regularly week after week, year after year, it is safe to conclude that it poss itd is its cost. of the Empire. --the Biscuit for Cr Cr \ MADE IN CANADA Full of "pep" and "snap!" The man who cuts out/ meat and other heavy foods and starts the day wit HREDDED WHEAT will be surprised at the mental "pep" and "snap" he is able to put into his work. He will feel a mental buoyancy and light- ness that can never come from high-proteid foods. Shredded Wheat builds strong, brainy men who are fit to fight the battles 4 : Shredded Wheat is made in two forms, BISCUIT and TRISCUIT breakfast with milk or cream, or with fruits; Triscuit, the wafer-toast, delicious for luncheon with butter or Soft chieese, or for any meal as 3 substitute for white flour bread. MADE AT * NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO

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