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Ladies‘ patent blucher ,,,,,,, Ladies" patent» button ,,,,,,, We have somethi 11,9; special for those who want a of 2.1 Felt Shoe with a solid Iillbberfiole and heel- Men's fine dongmm, bluchwr H.821") Men’s heavy kip bluchor .......... 2 5” Men’s heavy oil tan . ................ 3.10 Men's high overshoe ................ 2.40 Offer 1 p11 rch m' purchase of :u.111f:u-t1m~z's (: Ladi‘ their}. using: put Ladies’ Shoes Q)‘ 415L39 Dun Oglt nut-“(7%!“ at H c of Du: ham '+++++++ gm'gn \t()( k of \Iun’ s and Ladu s' S 2.12. 2.1.22: 3 M frm‘ the 12115081; mu 21mm on ixwm '2 ”he nmxest stxles 2113 minus I. n ‘ 090. 7.7..7 , ___._., -â€"v wotywhbbu W C Evlidn’t know when we wrote our last budget, or We would have had considerable pleasure in making geference to it Â¥++++4° 99'. : Oatmeal Millers. 49 s9¢§9§6¢¢¢¢§§6¢¢06699666¢660$¢¢o¢ Our school section is becoming alarmed at the possible prospects of our township fathers passing a bvâ€"law at their next meeting”; granting the petition presented to take off four lots from the north side of the section and an- nexing them to 8.8. No. 1. A meeting. in consequence, is alled for Friday evening. January 29. to decide on action to stay the project. We think, fOr ourselves. that some arrangement could be made that would be quite satisfac- tory to all parties concerned at least we hope so. Invited guests to the number of a??? §§§§ana$tw$ee§r°$ 25 spent a very pleasant few brother. Mr ' hours on Wednesday evening last Mrs. H. Willltiisovxlgfrgy at the hosmtable home of Mr on Tuesday after sper and Mrs Jas. Watson. number of days visiting The annual . meeting of Knox and relatives .in town gongregation 18 taking place this ' ulesday evening As it is looked m forward gohalways as an interest- ing an appy event. a good Campbellford ‘o ' . turnout may be expected We to the PatrioticCngrncdf \ (L‘AH’f l'“!\“' \vaA_ __- see 'them flying. ééofifiimé'lmo‘s‘é every day, which is certainly not a usual custom. Janhary of this year has cer- tainly quite a record. Two full moons and two big thaws up to date. The crows evidently are not taking the Winter prospects seri- ously: as i_t_ is quite common to 2.50 3.2:") AT SPECiAL PRICES Cw 3W,wm3€ CORN CHOP ‘- -‘- ‘ ' d , ‘ ,,_ l.“ .. ...-u unvr a“) "flux 1 in and we will pay you FIV 8 (Rants each for all bring. Our terms nn Feed are strictlv Cushmr Grain at market price. “'9 do nut give any Credit. I" you have Grain nfany kind to 3011 we will pay highr est nmrkct prices for any quantity of Oats or other Grain at our Elevator. \Ve wan t- empty feed sacks, if you \‘P have other good Feed on ha pxicso as low as we 0: m m: the them. \VP have) n gnu} sfnt'k nf CORN ( wv :n-v svllin: in Tun lots at, unmet. ()us, and vw-ry Feeder kn mm llme. Ilmn Outs fut feeding stm‘k. H' yn 151% mn- privos un this few}. as it is pricn WP an) asking fur it. BLYTH’S CORNERS. We Are Paying from 50c to PHONES - we have not space Rob Roy. Cereal Mills Co. u ‘ Ladies’ p].- ain overs Ladies" felt linud ,,,,,,,,,, Ladies “211N358 ( I'OHS .. Ladies’ mu ave: 4109 Men's plain ()V'PI'S . ,,,,,,,, Men’s pinin overs 143.14}. . Men’s 1'0“ soled ............. Men’s high howl (' 3'1”}th we Wrote our Ladies’ Rubbers Men’s Rubbers FOR PROD‘U U nf CORN CHOP «m hull. I 801w! ............... _ ......... 1 .00 1) heel (Maltese Cross) 1.00 52c for Oats at our Elevator us 42m {washur ”NIH". guru” :lu- NIHH‘ [H'L‘l' NS -' KIM: Cm'n is thvr few! I.” yuu Want, hwwv find it Is «mud Value for thv Dr. Mors‘e’s 60 Indian Root Pills .‘-( ‘) 0 '9 ‘9‘ 9‘ '06 6‘6 {-fi’Q' ¢¢O§§§§OQOO O04: Regular at)" Mr. J.-J. Wilton.is making pre- parations to erect a ‘silo in the Mrs. Fettis from Proton, snent a few days last week with lnr brother. Mr. J. J. Wilton. Mrs. H. Wilkinson arrived home on Tuesday after snendila‘ a number of days ‘visiting friomh "hf. nn‘g‘:---â€"â€" Mr. and Mrs. Albert McClinton of Alberta, are visiting the lat- ter’s brother. Dr. Mansfield Leeson Mailcarrier McCabq pur‘hased a last of the bowels is an absolute neces- sity for good health. Unless the waste matter from the food which collects there is got rid of at least once a day, it (levuysaml poisons the whole body, causing biliousncss, indi- gestion aml lek headaches. Salts and Other harsh mineral purgativea ° ° ° ' ng of the bowels. Dr. Blornv's llullan Rout Pillsâ€"entirely vegetable» wgulute the bowels effectively without Weak- ening. sickening or griplug. Uae quote but will be :md nil the time. haw; any bringthem HH 4 and 26 ”INNS US ”ted to the the {wading VARNEY. you (hut ~ '63 .70 .75 1.15 :1 t. .30 .90 “ted $103 have drawn the damned " .1?" When. for t“? fist ‘-f:tm, : :- list and f0 Pd 1 A: ‘m 213...; ‘34»,- ithem, I fold ei my hand :‘fizd lSOftl}, 2U.) God.1 tlzaun' the. .. with the words still in my Lar- [suddenly grated upon me. nerhans thankinz ch that the killed hiled :2 fresh tern-)1 as 11;; had held 3 “Fm/63“} have draw. the d When. for the fi: 1 Preparing lint, reading repo glowing on the map the che: ‘01‘ the war with my little 1 ,flags, prayers for the success 'side. talking of the events (21' t .such were our (")(‘cupiziiidit‘k fother intercmis fawn} one o x J.) ialone occupind us: , ‘(h’f’l 7‘: C t read, and WOI‘KGG with no cern. only the Lem-grams a from Italy seemed of any i; "11 this 3:2? end? We a -- Arno was no; given to 134;; but His 311m: 11:? s alsm' the cheering ward that . alive and 111W W'ld“d I..:-' .k' irr’egu1ar for than figmpgu during an engagenwnt 7 t .A‘ anxiety and sun erng 3, a_.b1e. After each battle the killed fiIKMI 2739 an», (I _v- stay. ' “Lieutenant!" we h is quite time.” One last kissâ€"and _______ u AVID Luau p61" Imps my unh'tpp’ness was all selfish- ness. I would 1);: strong and take “Y nvv‘ 1 an: quite ready; coming direct- ly.” And he spread his arms. “Now, Martha, my mie, my love!" I rushed to him speechless; the farewell re- fuscd to pass my lips. and it was he who spoke the heart-breaking word: “ mod-bye. my all, my love, good- bye!” he convulsively sobbed, cover- ing his face. This was too much, and I felt my mind going. “Arno! .1rno!" : screamed, wrat- Ding my arms about him. “Stay! gfan” T “A.__:_LA ,n _- in orde'lrlj, ter in 9003 fimw. The hour had j l wry! :Uwi I"".;(“.*'0'd ;,_-;,~ 4: :Whit'h “:15 S. ;:..1‘:.Lin;: :25. U: j] hour it? ‘-.\'<>u.;iu' 'lvt us soon imm- penal-'3 H" {thorn not. hv peucw a1'~.‘.'z:),'.~t‘.’ {tumd him w waded. lyisg .u 1. ground, and all the agmmts {3'1 be mine ShOUH] hp lit-WW"? u could have s«'-;°:\:-_’m>d and thr arms about ..:m, but no. 4 sleep that he .s mild be: br’t‘u for duty in the morning. I w; out with my {‘le:-'paix‘, the (-100 meaninglesssy. the Candie 1 low. and I stipped inn) amm ness and (12‘01),U:::i on to my 3) sleep. Over and over again ! in my sleep. my heart. pnipitzaa: fear and alarm. and Mn: v .1 a mu for the tenth or t\.\.-1t't.'n Iinxax day, the (:zUu’j‘L: has! 24:19 c more mum » MI _.0 (A. 0\.>‘I.l‘ “1" (HM! ”Why I; PHHJW :1: face. til‘l't't-u “‘3'”: tum I unwed MIMI! dmhts, 'vimthur 3' was BU ig’m b .- In! H.141) In wimh to be frees. but 1 mm runny Maui :dHl that um' vnwuim. mm.- H 'uufnh'l'lb’. In my atudy of lsmlnr) l hm! H'suully fouul “he writer“ hyHHH‘ :r-Hv with tin: Struggling ruliuu U" n 1.}; Lu Hnmv 0.1‘ u l‘onign yui’. ' 3ft”! gs: in NH Ind ”1'9.- (heme I felt Hm! lmiy and pl 5.1'; this purl in Ha: Mama I; Mu nu; rj/z's, but. l was «HM: j :ud :i(fl).‘~'1?.':l.’,./' givmx In umht'mlmm Emmi. my." 22,“. . hwut. -Uml hi, 13w 114224;: In . '-: ..: humwurd ll; bc‘lui.:f "1,1.(3 .H. -.¢-t' (My [HR-ms, but un’y mu. m p: .92; I'.: r ; llMHHlkl' prupiu, .‘Hui “Ms-u Hz' j; 1-!) 1:. ln Input: army 11'. Luzgx vwm: _ ' i I u H'lh'hu' llaéH «4' .,.I':). (-n. ' which he took 0.060660660000660606696060 Continued from page 7 adjunct. and always “tnc t-mnny alone was found guilty 01' thr- 'v'l passions, and the brawllng. rppl'n', hatred. cruelty. and all the: 01'1"." lnlqultlos uttnchvd to wnrl'urv. Bequmztly we wvrv (lnlnsz t'w wm ' a noblv svrvivo ln p:mi~:h'nu -’h wrotvhml Mullahs Hes; lnzy mum” '. upstart natimn. Am] Louis .\'»pq?un with his (snusmning ambition, wlw' an lutrlglwr! It was with u s‘mrm l' indlglmtlnu that Vlunnu l'ttt't‘lVld ah. pmclzuuutlun: ”Italy free tn th- Adriatic." “'12 v. ‘ I «wwww igfpn “I 211:: “WAR” persistently called CHAPTER IV‘ I'm ted me ea um. and wm-n 0 LP]: :11 or txn-lftfn time ndle has! {‘\"\ ll.‘ 0. h :1 min] KIRK". "9. f IUHK OYE 3 W'Lil my Spms . and the darl d . reading reports, fol- map the chess-board )1! ll'UU and the darling Ru- ious are for him too. a to hear his father 3 victory over italy part!” U heard outside, “it H (‘Ulllt u: I! he rushed out. little movable "Pr rota! d throw HH‘UHE cm (1'0 -. of 0111’ ."u y 0 V h (:(1 2 h n LL11 LI 0 i‘akc J W I An old gentleman came in, offering a hundred florin bill, and saying:‘ g“AIlow me to contribute a little to- ?ward the usequ work. I look on all i this organization of yours as the most fhumane. I have served in the cam- §paign of 1809-1813, when no one sent gthe wounded pillows and bandages. iThere were never enough surgeons land supplies, and thousands suffered "a hideous death. You cannot realize the good you are doing.” And he lwent away with tears in his eyes. Continued next week. (,5 long tables were piled with packages 0" linens. wines. cigars. tOb'ICCO, but mostly mountains of bandagis anti I thorght with a Shudder, how manv biwtling gushes it would take to use iii-flit rill-3nd my father wishing that the war might last for thirty years. How many of our country's sons would then succumb to their wounds? My money was received thankfully, and my many questions were an- swered. comforting me much .to hear of the good being done. And my father \\'i: might Inst Thirty yea of 1}]? C’mmtrv! ' such mo r-rs mould I wont. dmxn the the demhs. T anrh "She. 'cas ink three (1115‘s: a); appeared. I stow-I muti spot. What. 3( been! What 11 the poor u'd 33f; window of the adjoining apartment:â€" “Thero is no use ringing: miss, the house is empty." “\V'E‘mt. i3 Frau von Ullmann gonn?“ “She. ms taken to the insane asylum party, and Frau von Ulimann, full of joy. had said to me: “Martha. we are the two. most enviable -r:W0 wen in Vienna. You have fhe handzomest of husba .ds and I the noblest of sons." And. to-day? I still, indeed, had my husband, but who knows? Shot and .‘qell n'light make me a widow any mimm There was no answer as I stood and ram: at the dam- LIV last OCCCRKV‘ party, a on 13' w t: hORSg ‘ Old lady whom I kit I mum: 20 and cr Officer 3111 C “Father dear, in case of anotlilr defeat, will not then peace be (I ; clared?” I asked one day. ? “Shame lipon you to suggest Sl_l-.’“l Ea thing!” he silenced me. ”Better that it should be a seven years‘, evr. a thirty years' war. so that our side may be the conqueror. and we d 1'- tate terms of peace. if we fight ony to get out of it as quickly as possible, we might ,5 well never have bggun.” “And that would have been by far the best." i sighed. : “Women are such cowards? 13.79:} 4 you. whom I grounded so UlOI‘OU‘.h y' in principles of patriotism and 1012'; of fatherland. are now quite wil:in-:l to sacrifice the fame of your country; for your ovn personal (henzfmti’ 3 “Alas. . . it is become» 1 1m .3 " Arno so well!" ‘ i “Love 01‘ husband. low of fantil 3 all that is very good. but it takes 1h»; 8900M} plane to love 01' country. : “Ought it?" 111311} 821:! news folloz'ed thick zit-d 7'0. My father was deeply di"""';*; 8 (I. 1‘ I)... over Montebello, then .‘vleg' 71?:1‘ (a not he alone, for all Vienna was d heartened. Victory had bee. so (3 tain, that We were already plann‘ our flag decorations and Te Dear. Instead. the flags were waving. :2: the priests r-hanting in Turin. The they were thanking God that he r: helped them to strike down the wic ed “Tedeschi.” .nguuur. The poor fellows whs ie . on all aidf-BS must be left Ill 5:) ti [net cues-13“. o‘UCh is war. W?" l we enter Turin to dictate term“. :\ the enemy. you can meet me tlrrg, 'inr Aunt Marie can take care 0" 0. little corporal until we return." bud] letters formed the sunrh'n 7‘. -.f my existence, but my nights wr: restless. Often I awoke with tl'w Exor- rible feeling that at the vary in) ‘Llit Arno mi'rllt be dying in a ditch 111.: :- ing for watrer, and r-rying out {or m ‘f ___, I would force myself back T", senses by imagining the some 0" 12's joyful return, which was much 1 probable to 1'9: my expmivnce U" the contrary. “Yesterday we had another h~r fight, and, unfortunately. agfiin d feat. But cheer up dar fig u the next battle we shall su'“r It was my first great (1g'" . . 9 b2? To stand in a thick uhovwam gives axe a peculiar ft iling tell you about it by and by; frightful The poor "riliows u _§1{'?"»1 ‘ I o p" rho it acnmidt and Karl Muller are others had been slain. b t not A1“; Dotzky? Naturally those who pr .- R and hoped “or Schmidt and ”12E :- would have been glad to rm‘ #1 name of Dotzky instead of “mm "a . . dreaded to find. And w} v sh: 1 - thanks be more pleasin: to (21:2 _ theirs? That Schmidts “SPICY“ « ' Muller's sweetheart sliozrtd hrs 1; 1 hearts, this had mado my 12*} ’t- ‘ And I realized the selfishmss vf :~. thanksgiving-*3 and presumptuo of our prayers. .4 ‘. A 4 11 " w On the same day a letter (.1111; from Arno: â€" cont. H D h v\ M ed t the“; A‘ h 9.5 01 i was R >211 I greaNy go'l and com.o I could not. ,3) her. On ‘ fa tulitles the 11a :1: and was no answer ang at the door. thrust out of the ‘IG 01' respcc I] 011 gone?" 383111111 lad dis- _____â€" \va-LULJ. t Frank J. Cheney‘ makes oath . that he is senior partner of the 3 firm of F. J. Cheney Co., doing , business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and ’ that said firm will pay the sum of : ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use 0! 7 Hall’s Catanrh Cure. . . . 1 . (Seal) A. W.YGLEASON. Hailis Catarv'h Cure ‘ tE‘rnnIly, and blood and m “Stem. Senc' F.J. CHEN] State of Ohio, gity vv y\-A‘ Rev. and-Mia. Mill's entertainec about 40 of the Wiliiamsfnrd Sun dav school on Saturday last. _____ “a.“ lull away. He attempted to hold them bv the head. and in so doing was dragged by them, and had some of his ribs broken, and other \in- juries. However. We hope t hear A large number Bible Class social. Proshytm‘ian churl good program of tiGIiS and 90an u Miss ZVy Dz’wg‘a‘fl been in Chicago spent the two wink her parents. is.‘ we have all mad resolutions. May Whole nation be Christmas again Loam 1 On Wednesday, the 13th, the Presbyterians held their annual 'imeeting' 1n the church here. A 'splend1d turnout. a sum? balance gin the treasury, everythino har- monious. These 11 ere some of the many good thinO's announced hv Iev. Mr. Mills. The hammer and secretary were again IG-elL‘Ct- ed. TWO of 1‘1" 1‘eti.i'1f: :11'11132'11‘5 Wished to retire Messrs. P. H. Ledinqham and H. R. Riddell. the f01'111e1'11f101'12 years 011 13113 com- mittee the 1'11’121‘ "'7 .. years. Messrs. H. J. (‘1)1'11"‘tt 21:11! .I A. Le:.li:1f:}1.1:11 \‘a'1'1'c' ('11'1':t1"~:1 to {ii}. the \‘zuatxx'. W. Shlit.l and R. Ledin'gaam \‘1‘1'1‘1' annoimed U118- tees. JIC and sur- wnumup spent a couple of days in the Vicinity visitjng' relatives. A very painful accident betel Mr. E. Simpson, Sn. last week, in Markdale. It appears Mr. Simnson was holding a fractious team of horses near the station, when he iv'n 1‘ 1"“ Mr. Colin MC township Spent in the \‘icinifv We have on hand a number of History Charts for professional nurses. They are lndispensible for keeping records in the sick room. Get them while they last at a dollar a hundred, large size. ’rom another correspondent. Authoressuf Our “War.” First In "‘J v Lrucagl Countf, cgun a new _‘ n J 1‘ No ’ :5 an menu, new church last mf Our New Story. Entitled First Installment This Week. is 0V er. and DORNOCH January 21. 1915. ‘of Toledo, for Peac Specch the mention in on! arrival home from of Mr. John Hay. \v our Jew he wish for some time BB lVf W