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J. W. Hickland and family of Sthol Ave., and Mr. W. H. Winter and famâ€" 4ly are boliduying at Hillborou Beach, Luke Huron Mr. R Y. Copeland of the Dominâ€" jon Tire Co. is in Detroit this week on business. Mr. and Mrs W. A. Btarnaman and family returned last night from a woek‘s pleagant outing spent at the beac lm‘-t Torontg: and Hamilton. Miss Nollie Hodgins is spending the week with friends at Lake Simâ€" Mr. Douglas Eliot of Midland is spending his holidays with his aunt Mrs. Dr. Wallace, Frederick 8t Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lockhart and family, Mrs. Wm. 8. Fox and Mrs. J. Gies have returned from a motor trip to Buffalo bome In‘town Miss Inez Hearn is spending two weeks with friends in Toronto. Mr. G.. Howman of Granby, Quebec. in um-“!flnx‘ 4‘ week‘s holiday at This Mr. _ and â€" Mrs. _ W. G. Bor Queen 8t 8. and Mr and Mre Moore, Koland streul, this morning on in trip to Buffide, Rochester, an points across_ the border, Mr. F. E. Mucklin | couple of weeks with l summer homna, Lake H their return to the city HAGMEIERâ€"To Dr. Edwin and Mra Higmedier, 148. Frederick St, Aug 25. i â€" daughter, â€" Katharine â€" Muc One of the uged inmates of | the House of Hefuge passed away Satur day affernoon dn theperson of Carl Schmidt. â€" es deccased wark in O his G5th | yeur, and bad for njine years buen resfding at the â€" Mogse of Reâ€" Â¥use â€"He will be burled this afterâ€" noon by friends in Elmira, ‘ , ‘WThe business transzected nt the reâ€" gatiir meoting of The Light Conumisâ€" !nln.n on â€" Wednesday evening. consist §--l of recelving the: usual reports of fhe operation of the various depuyrtâ€" monts and the prossin of the Duiot of aceounts Owing to the absence of Snporintemdent [Mefiftyré, wlto is ar termling the Gas Convention in Monâ€" tréal, no new business wis dealt with. USUAL REPORTS ‘" WERE ADOPTED MINARD‘8 _ LINIMENT _ CURES, COLDS, ETC. > f \ho? aAb i â€" R aA w o Sy in sw 8 Keep WRIGLEY‘S in a ‘\" mind as the longestâ€" lasting confection you R can buy. Send it to / §X the boys at the front. :" oad (Wiuray \ NU & B \“ $#\ t f a , ATo Ta \ C ’)\\ [ \"peC ud a 11111 UE Mrs. E. H. Schiedel, 105 Water 8t., s returned after spending a month Port Eigin. DIED AT HOUSE OF REFUGE The Happenings atthe County SeatCareâ€" fally Summarized. Local and Personal BORN CBEW IT AFTER EVERY MEAL The Flavour Lasts War Time Economy in Sweetmeatsâ€" is â€" spending a Jus family at his Huron, prior {o lasting confection you can buy. Send it to Sealed tightâ€"Keprt right . Bornhardt, o Miw. W.oR. treet, left in motor r, aml other MADE iN CANADA CHEMICALS TO FIGHT TUSSOCK MOTH EMBARGOED Questioned Monday as _ to . the steps being taken to fight the Tus wock â€" Moth, Supt. Koehler said that the Park â€" Board â€" hay purchased a sprayer, but the necessary chemicals could not be obtained from the Unitâ€" wl States, because of an embargo. Veâ€" ry little can be done until these cheâ€" mleals arrive. â€" The noths are batchâ€" Ing at the present time, and will start, at once to lay their eggs. Supt. Kochler salid htat the best that cun be done under present conditions was tt wait untfl spring and then seratch the ‘mumn- off the trees with long sticks, BROTHER IS AWARDED THE D. C. MEDAL News has Just been received by Ns Walter Amis of this city, 37 Chapel St, that her second brother, Serst Caleb Young, Essex Regiment, . hik heen awarded the D. Co M for gaflan try in the fleld on the memorable 21#1 of â€" March dast: > Hergi . Young â€" was formerly in the County Police force and joined up in July, 1915; went to Bpypt the same veur, but alterward wiatk kent to France in April of 1916 Mrs. Amis has another brother. Corpl Joshua Young, serving with the Canit dian force kn France. Before enlist ing he was emploved at the Bell Tele phone Co. in â€" this city. Corpora Youns enlisted in the 34th Battalion. News has J Water Amis St,) that her Caleh Youns BRAVE KITCHENER sOLDIERS WOUNDED The â€"mumber of Kitchener: soldiers whose names have appeared in the Comuddan casualty Hsts: duriig the last few days, has not been excerded in any «imilar portod wince the war began,. Euch day there are from four to six men who are either reported killed orâ€" wonnded. Inly Killed or . wen On â€" Wednes King: street, â€" w n few dinys is been wounded The deceased soldier lived here IT yours previous to enlisting for over peas. 9 oming. to Kitchener direet from EMitood. He enlisted with the 71st RattaTon, ind w@estrarsforrpo to Hrâ€" Mislh, golug across the Athaintic with the North Waterlgo unit. The berchvâ€" wl widew. who is the sole . survivor, recoived i most â€" conmforting*letter rom her hiushand on Monday, «lated Iply 24th. Hor many friends will symâ€" 428 King st., W., Kitchener Pceply regret| inforim: you 127078 Pfe! Albert Edward @eal, Intantry, of Â¥dl@ily cported | died of! wounds, _3 Adstraliah | Gehebual Hogpital A‘nh’x-- ville, . Aug. T. giunshot wound â€"chost, henmathirax apauddetes !ou yos o t gos numt}utm "or" rutorR»#" â€" DPceply oregred Pfe: Albert Edwi kdl&ily tcoported Adstratiah | Goehe mthiLRC iIn Deal, King i wlay â€" Mra. A. .0 Deal west, who was. informed so that her husband had d.oreceived the JoHowing â€" County Police force n July, 1915; went to ecveaur, but alterward ance in April of 1916. another brother. Corpl. werving with the Canit France. â€" Before enlist ploved at the Bell Toele this Ocity. Corporal in the 34th Battalion. soliier lived here IT to enlisting for overâ€" Kitchener direet from alisted with the 71st Ausr "*~~~ RyoiTeIeARelegraph, Waterlco, ThursAAy, to _ the 0, 1018 PHIS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT "Sincerely fegret inform you 3239591 Driver Elten Laverne Witmer, Artiâ€" gory, officially reported adimitted Bur~1 Mngton War Hospital near Shrewsâ€". youryy August 13th, gunshot _ wound leit lef left arm DIRECTOR OF RECORDS â€" Driver Witnarer left _ Canada | two years ago with the 55th battery of Guelph, and has been in France for the past seventeen months Pte. Robertson Wounded. lobert Robertson, 38 Lydia street, received the following message froin the Director of Kecords, Ottawa:â€" 8,06%â€"â€"Bincerely regret to _ Inform you 751,534 |Pte. Wim. Robertson, inâ€" runlr)’._umvhny reported _ admitted 11 Stationery Hospital, Rouen, Augâ€" ust 12. gunshot wound, chest. pathize with her in here . ir@parbale loss recelved by Mr. A. Witmer, 46 Bru bacher 8t.:â€"¢ 0 _ FUNERAL OF MRS. 5. HALLMAN Large Throng of Friends and Acquaintances Attend Obsequies. IMPRESSIVE SERVICE To be revered and loved in life and wincevely mourned and | honored in death, such was the high place in t]u' death, such was the high place in the affection of her large circle of | relaâ€" tives and friends occupted by the lite Mrs. Samuc! Hallman. At her funer al hbeld on Tuesday afternoon . when hor remains were borne to their last resibng| place were â€" gatherodl large numbers of her own descendents and many members of a wide relgfionship auut, glsq numerous friends. / Living to the great age of nearly| ninety years, she was the last survivithg mem« ber of the family of David>,Snvder, which also added a deeper ‘Purh of s;ulmwyalhn uvm\, t £ , M‘ Â¥jces## sit ut _ intpressive wore (g u~lmm) h rr\shié‘;cv and i--hurt-h The funeral was hdld from thq im â€"of *#er da er â€"Mrs. Batkâ€" ar W;‘:Sd hore, â€" Serâ€" %:!\\'? wgg' s u~hnrg€ of Rev. W. Brown, of Bethnny‘.Mmmn-‘ nite Church, Kitchener. Ren S. L. w I'L n of Waterloon also 'ifl:«lntqwlij 'Th&im'ipul service was Hheld «at ; «im _Church _ which _ was! qgrow@ed to its eapacity _ i Rev. 80 8. Cressmaun of Ki“""“""i'“ who gl‘i-‘l;:lml, pssisted by M ._,lh‘nwfl paid ayawarm fribute to hv‘rtnnrinlfl Christig® life and the inspiration and helpfufthess of her wike counsel and B2 UT ooo gt on Driver E. L. Witmer Wounded. Th. following nfessage has b her neighborliness on all oceasions She typified the strong self relfant citizenship of the generation to which whe belonged and was one of the sturâ€" dy pioneers who helped to blaze the path to the comfort, and prosperity now enjoyed in our county. Her preâ€" sence, he said, would be nauch missel from the circle of which she was ‘so valued and helpful a member, Those who â€" were privileged | to â€" know | her would sincerely mourn the passing of this tfue hearted and generous mind> ed friend, who was a source of conâ€" stant comfort and cheer to those abâ€" out her throughout a long lifo, ced friend, who wa stant comfort and out her throughout Her remains wer Blenhelm cemetery Ropresented in t relatives and frien points in the count to. Weston, Guelp (00. Binge MeLe Ont., onto, Dundec Among from & Anotner of and respecte Woerrosdiy i1 Riekert, it hi SCenftN. ut .15 had been i1l f Werdrcediuy in the bersoh of Menno D. Rickert, it his reqidence 25 Codar 8t. YenftW, ut 9.15 n‘:-“flrk. Theo decreased had been ill for ten months, following wn_ operation for appendfcitis. Mr.â€" Rickert was born in Wilmot ‘Township and reached the age of 56 vears, 10 months and 15 days. He onâ€" raged in farming until fifteen years ago, when {u' started in the milk busiâ€" ness in this city, which he has conâ€" Aducted since. He is survived by his wite and four children, Milton, of UNrush. Cotorado; Morley of Toronto, Florence (Mra. A. Fortner), and Stanâ€" MR. M. B. RIGKERT PAGGES AWAY 1N HIS 5717X YEAR ley, nt hoi in Mannheim The Into Mr. Rickert was held in the highest eateem by a wide circle of friends. ile was of an induatrious and thrifty disposftion, and during his fifteen years‘ connection with the milk delivery business in this city bore an enviable reputation as an honest and upright miun. â€" Me will be greatly misaâ€" ad by his family who will have the symprathy of ® large section‘ of the enimmunity. The frneral of‘the late M, B. Rickâ€" ert tonk place Saturday afternoon at 2.30 o‘clock. The service was held at the nome, 25 Cedar St. by Rev. J. H. McBain, pastor of Trinity. Methoâ€" Det w eman, ennan _ Mr. . and esented in those present were w and friends _ from . vartous in the county including Toron: ‘ston, â€"Guelph, Stratford, New . Kitchener, _ and â€" Waterloo, the relatives in attendance Kitchen the relat distance twoiler, I hnmonnd two _ brothers Mra of I\'Hu)nor's wellâ€"known ted citizons .passed awny Rocheste â€" ind â€" di MHiton . ) was and c hout . â€" werd Adam er, _ and _ Waterloo. tives in attendance > were Mrs. (Rev. Harrieburg, Pa., Miss exter, N. Y.. Mrs. D. ~ daughter â€" Weston, daughter _ V â€" Bingeman im Linton, ( heer to a long 1i â€"interre life ed now â€" her assing of us mind> e of conâ€" those abâ€" . Tor Guelph in the LN VERY member. _ After: the gervice the C tege proceeded t Mi + where the remajips W pallâ€"bearers were ‘Geo. '::'.. A. 8. H;fl-t. % ?h'-“bm Daniel Holl‘;l., and W ‘laytah. S aok. t o eumg uo rB. gl ¢ Vera Rickert, and Mr.© Ross _& all of Buffasio, Mr ang Mre. Wilkinson, Chesley; :fn Verlm ger, Toronto, Rev. and Mrs. A. F Stoltz, Attercliffe, Mr. ang ; MFo >A Rheinhart, Stratford. JUDGES REPDRT 1 IN OUTDOOR _ | COMPETITION The officials of the Kitchemer Hor ticultural â€" Society. _ Tuesday | hand: ed out the report tu the outdoor comâ€" petition, children‘s home gardens ‘and vacant lots, which has been in proâ€" gress the summer months. . The judges in each ward comment most favorable on the fine:. appear ance of the Cimy homes and factories mentioning specially the Fire Hall, Consolidatod Felt _ (0. the Stations and the Dominion Tire Co. as evidences of the desire of the staffs to Béantify the surrounding for the uplift of the employees. , fael ‘ In view of the general demand for greated production, _ the © vegetable garden was given greater number of points this year than formerly and the jJudges wore instructed to give all the credit possible to this side of the endeavor. The judge in the west ward â€" Mr. B. B. Playford, . Waterigo, expressive of _ the pleasure . derived from the many fine . gardens . and lawns found on King St. W., Queen S., Schneider Ave. and Water St Courtâ€" land Ave and Heins Ave. making speâ€" cilal mention of Weter S. and Heins Ave. The â€" prizes awarded in . this wari. follow : 1st Milton H. Schmitt 66 Heins Ave. 2nd J .H. Roedding, 723 King W.; 3rd R. E. Ritz 132 Water St . : South Ward ‘ Judgeâ€"Mr. Geo. Coltart, Waterloo. Ist. Mr. Wanklyn, 33 Mill 8t. 2nd Mr. Fred Stevens 37 Mill 8t. 3rd Mr. Allendorf 48 Alma St. : Honorable Mention § St St 1 East Ward Judge Mr. Pomeroy, Bridgeport. 1st Nr. H. H. Gray, 284 Frederiek 2nd _Irs. C. Kuelhner, 41.Samuc] St %rd Nir E Schafer 305 Frédor}ck St.; Honorable Mentign .. (}‘, , : Mrs, Wm. Smyth 276 Fredetick J. Miller, 268. Frederick . Mr. H. Brubacher 307 Frederick, There passed away on Saturday . at his residence, Bruce St;, Ayr, a well known vetcrinary surgeon, in the perâ€" son of DreJ. C. Carter. > The. dit ceased had been ill for about ‘ten months, his affliction being .cancer in the stomach. .An operation performâ€" has resided the greater part of his life in Ayt and vicinity. To mourn his loss are loft a widow and three daushters at houw, one broâ€" ther. Mr. George W. Carter, of Oxâ€" ford, Enzland, and two sisters, Mrs. Jucob lictt and Mrs John Morrison, of «l in the Galt Hospital tast January zave relief for a time, but during the tast three months the . trduble grew steadily worse until death mereifully relieved hi# suffering. * â€" The late Dr. Carter was born in Oxford, England, 52 years ago, came to this country when a young lnq and ther. Mr. George W. Carter, of Ox: ford, Enzland, and two sisters, Mrs. Jacob lictt and Mrs John Morrison, of Kitchener. His parents predcceased himâ€" 43 years. The decersed . was ® member of the Masonic Order and the 1. O. O. F,. The funerah was held o day (Monday) at 3.30 o‘ctock from his late residence to the Ayr cemeâ€" tery. _ The sympathy of the ecomninâ€" nity goes out to the beroaved family. C Mr. Hertâ€"l 55 Alma 3t. Mr. (Giibbs 107 Mill St. H. W. Brown. 156 Benton 8t Nos. 12 to 32 Cedar N. Mr. Wuost 181 Courtland â€"Ave., Nos, 108. 95, 21 Church St. Mr. W. H. Schmals Queen St. . Mr. J. M. Schneider. 145 Queea 8 k 3 Centre Ward ‘ Jidge Mr. Knapp, Galt, Ont. Ist. T. A. Witzel, 53 Roy 8St. 2nd, Mrc. Mary Ritz, 34 Frencis St. Ird Mr. H. Wo Ciemens, 46 Duke !lhnorable Mention . . Mr. J I. Sc.warts g.! Young 8tâ€" Mr. H. J..Simng 36 Ahrona St. .. + Honorable Mention Thos.. Ford 138 Wator S. J.â€"M.â€"Bnyder, 24 .Dill St 8. J; Yort 17 Dill St Frod F:oanr 146 Wator 8. Philig Potiâ€"râ€"80â€"Water D. 4n 45.. A("F\V:inlnrmeyarm Heing Ave Poter Saagol 168 Joneph 8t. . , Adolph fitoeser 28 Heins Ave. € H;\".-lmt;i;,f 19 Hohner Ave ‘\Vn'l': Yanke 280 Frederick , 0. T. Thal, 117 Chestnat Norman Heller, 43 F!en S _ _ _ _NORTH WARD. ;) is Judgo Mr. R. Sim, Wntsrlgg.z 1i3 1st Mr. J. Vooelker, 306 Wellthgton: S â€" Pnd Mr. H. Schonk, 135 Weber W. , 3rd Mr. A. Kraft, 13 Edward St. %~ memnmonoo oo . e e vrn mm t s o t n t e w00 DR. J. C. CARTER OBITUARY )N U | BABY‘S GREAT l DANGER DURING HOT WEATHER More little ones die during the sumâ€" mer months than at any other time 0+ the year. Diarrhoea, dysentry, chor era infantum and stomach disorders, eome without warning and when a medicine is not at hand to give promptly the short delay too frequent ly means that the child "~~â€" passed beyond aid. â€" Baby‘s Own Tablets should always be kept in the home, where there are young children. An occasional dose of the j‘ubluts win prevent stomach and bowel troubles or if the trouble comes suddenly the prompt use of the Tablets will‘ cure Itlw babyâ€" . Mra.. Chas. _ Anderson, Minda, Alta., â€" says*â€""Baby‘s Own Tablets, are. the best medicine for |~ littlecones, who are suffering from, stoâ€" mach troubles... They cureg my ,imby und have mage her a fine. healthy girl," _ The Tablets are sold by. meâ€" dicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents n box from The Dr. Williams‘. Medi cine Co., Breckville, Ont. _ % Had Piles For Ten Y ears SILVER GUP _ T BC ME ~ At thecrequest of the direetors of the Kitchener horticultural society, ; ; Messrs. B B. Playâ€" [xtdu"cfltiéfl Roht. Sim of Waterâ€" Too, Pnspécted ahid the | fudged the mony beautiful properties in Kitchenâ€" or} clasgad fag profbssional, And Tried Nearly Everything Exâ€" cept a Surgical Operation Withâ€" out Obtaining Relief â€" Tells How Complete Cure Was There are reported here three cures of chronic cases of piles. In all three cases many treatments were tried beâ€" fore it was discovered that Dr. Chase‘s Ointment is about the only real cure for this distressing ailment, Mn’ A.‘ Oates, 22 Gilkinson street, BrantPord, Ont., writes: "I have used Dr. Chase‘s Ointment aa & household remedy for ever so long, and am parâ€" ticularly indebted to it for a cure from Piles. I had suffered from this anâ€" noying trouble for teh years, and tried nearly everythln, I heard of. After ol miad en sB Pintmant a ahort ’l‘heJudgEl';’f‘aqul the handsome silâ€" ver cup ‘prpvided lv. the. Society to Nr. August Lang 377 King Stroet West, whose I¢#n | and â€" boulevirds lvl.lafih nm:fi‘gdlfit Nlierloct neverâ€" theidas showid‘ ‘ttl:zvi:sults of great core and painstaking dnring the hot and dry summer montus. GHC\ Dr. Chhse‘s Olntment, 60 dents a box, at all dealers or Rdmanson, onl mrenszis to Bc Ohake‘s Ointment are no rivals to Dr. Ointment as a treatment for PNeoa 40 King Streot East 10 and 16 Frederick St. Kibler‘s 41 King S$t. E. uanl‘these Values in Boys Suits at: Wesdl Kitchener, shoultd interest Thrifty Moth THREE BIG S'EORBS ALL UNDER: ONE ROOF AD‘s (LIRlNINT IN 32 BOYS‘ SUITS. Norfolk Pinch Backs or Trencher Suits in Grey, Brown, Blue, Check _ or stripe Tweeds, large fitting BOYS‘ WASH SUITS, > >~â€" $4.99 * $7.49 In clearing lines at 89c¢, $1.29, $1.49, $1.99 R 3!!‘......“... 52'49 â€"~â€"$7.99 * $12.49 69c, 88 Ages 13 to 16, at ...... Boy 7 to 12 Years, at .. A+ tho regular mecting of the Pubâ€" lic School Board held on 'l‘hursduy' richt, it was decided to adopt the reâ€" commendation of the special commlt-l toc appointed to deal with the inspecâ€" tor‘s report that the principal and‘ assistant principals be asked to make the classification sufficiently. elastic to _ permit of promotion â€" between datcs for the regular uniform examinâ€" ation. This is another step in the Board‘s ... efforts _ to. â€" reduce _ reâ€" tarding of pupils in the schools. The effect of the fforts so far made have.resulted in about forty children being able to cut down their Public School course by otie year and still taking all the subjects. â€" Following out the same idea, a Kinâ€" dergarten Primary Class will be introâ€" ducéd at the Margaret Ave. school at once an@ at othéer chools as soon as possible BOYS‘ BLOUSES at ... PA TT In order to make the work of the tem:hh;g staff more satisfactory, prinâ€" cipal Carmichael and the Assistant Principals will be asked to assist the inspector in cases where teachers‘ reâ€" ports are not. satisfactory, as regards teaching methods, class management, discipline, etc., and to report biâ€" ‘monthly to the board. The Board decided to purchase a piano for Victoria school as the renâ€" tal had been raised to a rate higher than it was deemed advisable to pay. Messrs. DeBus and Stacbler were apâ€" pointeda committee to meet with the PROMOTIONS BETWEEN [XlMlel‘ 5 AUTHORIZED BV SCHOOL B0MP MINOR CASES DISPOSED OF IN POLICE COURT Charles Buss charged | Philip Tos«â€" choff with assault and the use of inâ€" sulting language. Adjourned â€" until Sopt. 4th. R Principal and Assistant Principals Are Given to Coâ€"operate With the School Inspector in R Standard of Teachersâ€" An Important Report. Lee Wong charged with stcaling $450 from Sun Wing through his atâ€" torney. Mr. Goetz requested that the case be tried in Guelph where the ofâ€" fnce was â€" committed. Magistrate Weir seemed glad thus easily to disâ€" pose of the chattering Chingse. A summons was issued against !â€" bert Martin for spveggn‘%_o' between New Germany and Winterbourne last Sunday. It is charged that he was travelling at the rate of, fortyâ€"five miles an hour in a Ford runabout. The case against | Philip Nowak: who was charged with harboring a de serter, his own son, was dropped by the military authorities. KITCHENER HERO FATALLY WOUNDED AT FRONT WESELOHS Sh*s.a"< PTE. A. E. DEAL, l Who left this ¢ity with the 118th North | 44 BOYS‘ BLOOMEE at 99¢, $1.19, $1. $1.89 and ..... . For Boys at $1.98, $2 GIRLS‘ SCHOOL SlOl at~ $1.79 * $1, colleglate Board â€" respecting the pointinent of the physical t:n.\,;m'q-l structor for the schools. _';.»‘ extra â€" quality, at ~$2 $248, $2.98 and . 33.' LOW SHOES * at. . $1,48 *4 $1. o)fi 2 23 Luliit s s M aiiviicintehitnti , The following nypqlntmeafi:!ffi changes in the staff were made? ‘> Miss Letta McKinnon of W to teach a fourth book ‘class 8#\ toria school, salary of $700; , Mr: 4 soph Hoelscher, assistant hlw Victotia at $12 per week; Miss‘3M Rieder, Kindergarten Primary er at Margaret Ave. at $550 per, Miss Betzner, transferred _ to .. land Ave. School; Miss M was transferred to Victori&‘ Miss Nettie Donald® appotuted teacl t Saddaby School, at calary of fl Communications were read . IrO Miss: Starrar declining appointme@n Mr. C. L: McEivie applying f'gr &A . sition; Sergt. Dyer applying for &: sition: Miss Clara Reid, applying"* a position; Miss Cowan | the Board for her appoln;rent;,, Cameron thanking Board for her pointmant; Mason and Risch‘ ré ‘ creased rental for piano; Deputy. M isper re Physical Instructor, Pen vania Steel Co., re blackboards qR der. Alterations at Victoria School ounting to $157 were ordered â€"fo made â€" and _ accounts amountl;fi‘ $1168 were passed. All the m were presen t execpt Messrs. F and Hibner. Adjournment was. M at 8.40. : PTE. R. ELVY ISs WOUNDED * SECOND TIME Word has been received by Mr# & vy, 180 Benton St., that her ‘son F4 mond, has again been wounded at the front. _ The ‘following message W&8, received: _ 6i ks ‘_‘é Sincerely regret to inform you ko 126090 Pte. Raymond Elyy, Ini v*"zi officially Teported â€" admitted | to 186 South General Hospital, Birmingham,, August 17, gunshot wound, knee.. . %@ Director of Records," Private Eivy enlisted in the ‘‘at Battalion in 195, and transferred 40) the 11§th then and went ove . with that unit. He was wound.d‘, year ago last July and was from th n wntil January in hospital in . @ngl@m&.. He returned to the front last GO0G, Eriday. Ray was the youngest . geant in the 118th and was one of the most popular with his comrades â€" men. He voluntarily gave up his i geancy in England in order to get. to" France the more quickly. y Special Zale in Cape PTE. WM. EVANS _ REPDRTED KILLED . N AGTION Another Kitchener hero has M the supreme sacrifice for the‘ sake King and country, in the person Pte. Wm. Evans who was .. l Thursday reported killed in action August 9th. n Tess The young man was born in Kité ener twentyâ€"one years ago. He entfi ed with the 71st Battalion and W# overseas with a draft from that WA He has been at the front for nO&F three years. He had one RAfTOW t cape some time ago when he ma led in a dugâ€"out by an explodifg As a result of this accident,. Ev® was confined to hospital for> nest nine months, but was IWI" X to the front. His parents, siÂ¥ | and four brothers, along w? t circle of friends, mourn his death.= Merchants Are Givell LINIMENT a3