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'ITAL AND RESERVE $9,000,000
Over 120 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
THE MOLSONS BANK is prepared to render every
assistance possibl • to responsible business. 111(41 4111.
farmers in financing their business.
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The Manager will be glad to go into your affairti
with you and give you any information needed about
banking.
T. S. REID,
MANAGE -R, LUCKi-OW BF;AiNCH
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14ZERING Drilis, Cultiirators & Harrows
Louden Litter Carriers, Stalls, Stanchions
and Water Bowls
FROST Gates, Fence & Nog Wire
New Williams Sewing Machines
Gourlay, Winter and Leeming Pianos
For Sale b
W. 0: ANDREW,
LUCKNOW.
CREAM
WANTED
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TheSeaforth Creamery Co.
We solicit your patronage
and guarantee you entire sat-
t!ifaction.
-Our prices are always the
highest.
Our Testing done accurate,.
ly by experts.
our service and payments
are. prompt.
Write a card to -day for
os.
Prices were never' as high
i.s at present and still soar -
int higher.
A card will bring you cans
ou thenext train from us.
the Seaforth Creamery Co.
Seaforth, Ont.
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1111-. HIGH COST PF 1.iTAIBER-
'1 h Ilitt.o. Cort•rinent it a good
piece of %uric when it undertook to
tuvestage the 'lumbering business in
Northern Ontario. -
he price of lumber has been going
up- with leaps and bounds erer sine.
1914 and an innocent public thought
that .the high prices.were justified by
conditions created by the war. These
of coui'Se- had their etfect but they
were small as compared with the ef-
fect of ,protitecring by. the, operators
of timber. •
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It has Came out in the invesigation
ho).. ,.duringthe , years . since. the out-
break of •the war the Spanish River
Lumber Co.- has been making an
average of one hundred per cent upon
its inv,estment. Since 1911, on acap-
italization of only $200,000. this com-
pany -has made profits of $1,185,000.
In doing this it had been : defrauding
the- Ontario Government and robbing
the buyers of lumber at the same
time.
This company we ii.ryassume was
merely representative. of all the oth-
ers (iperating on a large scale in On-
tario" and Quebec. 1.
And it may as safely be assumed
that the lumber business wa
no wo ha1rtfbQt and shoe the
clothing -and sutar businesses.
. Of course these men were, and are,
merily making what they can out of
the business.
To them, the years hive just been
very good years, and the remedy is
not. easily suggested. It is well how-
ever, that those who find it almost
impossible to build houses or to buy
clothing and shoes showed know just
where the trouble - originates.
In this investigation of the lumber
business we have a good illustration
of • the ailvantage of an occasional
change of government. The old
gOvertiment never would have disturb-
ed the fattening profiteers. .
JOHN SUT11 D 8r, SON , Utielph
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DETROIT and - CHICA0() I
MONTREAL, TORONTO,
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Sleeping cars on night trims. and parlor
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• 0: 0. F. Lucknow 1.6.1.ge meets every Fridal
evening al 8 0' t'kek. in their/Hall. Camp.
b1I•treet. All ht•ethre,n cordially invited.
• Officers: - Noble Virtual. Hobett F ',her ;
•Vice Grand. J. 'Iel,/ttitig; Hee. see.. A. 11
Boyd; rim Secy., Dr. Patetsun: Treasurer.
. Ale*. Huss.
A. F. & A. M. (.3.. It C. Old Liwitt Lodge melb
e eryThur1a,v night MI or before the. full
moon, in the Alasonic11avelock, street
,Ltinknow. W. M., E. O. Lindsay:AS. •W..
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M. MeGujre; J. W.. • Jas. Boyle; S6Cy., W.
• A. Wilson. •
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GET TIIE BEST.—When you take
• out life insurance get a policy in .the
Sun :Life .of Canada, the biggest 'in
the...Dominion, and a company whose
-record Canadians 'are- proud -of
See Geo. 11. Sinith, local agent,. foi
,particulars.
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VICTORY BONDS bought and sold
Also farm lands.and vitlage propertY
Money to. loan on ]st and 2nd mort-
gages at current rates of interest. In
Surance, conVeyancing, etc. Joseoli
1 Agnew, Notary Public, .Allin Block,
.1:ucknew, Ont.
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*Ticket Agent or C. 1.. loriting, District
Passenger Agent, Toronto.
' A.' W. filAMILTON •
G Agent, Luck now. l',11J1It•
TWO TEESWATER' MEN. WED. •
Baptest —Russell —A quiet mar rage
wassolemnized at the Presbyterian
manse, Underwood . on Wednesday;
April 28th, when Jennie, daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Russell,
6th Brice, was united in marrage to.
Mr. George Bapist, of .Teeswater. The
ceremony,Was performed by Rev. W.
E. Wallace, pastor of Underwood and
'Centre Bruce churches. The bride
wore white silk crepeolechene and her
travelling suit was of navy blue serge. •
-The groom's gift to the bride was a -
. sunburst set with pearls. The hearty
,Congrattilatons. of a la r..re circle of
friends is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
ITiptist. They will 'reside Tees-
water.—Paisley Advocate.
Scott—Pullen—A quiet wedding took
place in Toronto at St. Andrews -iv
Church at • half paEst five On Friday,• '
May 7th whf.n Lott ie the daughter
oi Mr. and -Mrs. William hillert of • .
London, England, was married • to
Peter -Scott, the third son of Mrs.
Peter geott.1.The briderrroom 'having •
met the on, her arrival from
Englaind on the S. S. Corieatt at
(1!iebt.e. Rev. Thomas Eakin per-
formed the cermony in the Presence
- of a few ft:ii•nds. Mr sandMi.Sentt
11,:ftigle in Teeswater. Ltee,:water
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Iwhen the body is weakened,
• thebest restorative is an c
easily assimilated tonic -food.,
Scott's Emulsion
is the favorite nutrient recoin-
• mended by physicians as a.
Imeans of rt! -..establishing °
strength. Scott's always
rrourishes and vitalizes.
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PAY IN CITY AND COUNTRY
The street car motor men and con-
ductors of Toronto are making a de-
mand of 85c per hour, and if their or-
ganization • is sufficiently
strong the- operating company will
have to pay it. Otherwise the large
amount of capital invested will be
idle and the public, deprived of a
.treet car service, will howl the coun
•il into doing something; and about
.he only thing that can be done is to
Aire the menat the price theyask.
A. street car service is so essential to
the city, and experienced men are so
essential to the .service that the or-
i_ranizations of experienced Alen prac-
tically_ 4ave...the rest of he: ci
by the throat.
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WE 11 %YE JUST PLACED IN STOCK LINIll'ED
QUANITY OF A viATiox %%HITE PAIN1'.. THiS
IS A PAINT Or F41:ST CLASS QVALITY PURCHAS-
ED .FROM THE 1101*A1. AIR FORCE, THE SAME
(lIJALITY AS WAS USED 1'O PAINT THE AlrEOP-
PLANES WHICH TOOK PART IN Tit v. GIMAI' WAR.
WHILE IT LASTA THIS PAINT 'WILL HE ",4::11.1)
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Homely truths, like medicine, often
distress us, hut that is part of the '
curative process. ,
o the ace b e new eman
the men. the company uk leave to
are permitted ,this there will be an-
other squeal about the high cost of
li% nig for the monthly bill for car
fare to those who live at the outskirts
(Jul work down town is,.eottsideration
There will then be 'a denuind for high-
er pay in other walks of life on the
pieta, that livitte: expenses have gone
up. . • •
And then people wonder why men
leave. the farnis and .go to the city.
Can it be expected 'that men will re-
main at the .hard work of the farm
at 20, 25, or 30 cents per hour, -while
men not nearly so skilled get:85c per
hour in the city. The price of farm
'products'. 'looks high„ but they will
have to go much -higher before men
can be induced... to remain on the
farms while pay in ike cities remain
at present levers.
Help Your Digestion
When acid -distressed. relieve the
indigestion with -
Dissolve easily ontongue--as
pleasant to take as candy. Keep
your stomach sweet, try Iti•maids
MADE BY SCOTT & BOW NE
MAKERS OF SCOTT'S Et4LilasiON
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RUGS, GRASS RUGS IN ALL SIZES.
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