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But Imitations. Only Dieappeirit
Tliory zero rtiany imitations of Ulla
great treatment for coughs, colds,.
croup, •bronchitis and
tvltooriasr, :cough.
They uaualiy
have caime Palo
on the inerite of
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COLUMBIA. GR FONCLAS
$475 to $20
DOUBLE DISC RECOR
Made in •
61 • C . Fit Any'.
Canada • p Machine
."BEARING IS JSELIEVING"
The Columbia dealer nearest to you will gladly. demonstrate. • Very
easy, payments '
d>ttlecash req i
red> Dealer r thez
plain
terms.
Send for a new free .catalogue.
COLUMBIA., GRAPHHOI'HONE : •CO.
"Creators' of (be liadustry.'
"Pieaesra Glad Leaders is the Art."
. . ";Owprers of the Faadameptat Patents.'.. .
CANADIAN FACTORY, TORONTO
For . Sale by, ,
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SPENC.E
. ucknow
HINERYU
►: few: leading- articles we offer •for :sale. -at "this season-
;. .:. :of the. ....year. •
Teeswater :aria SehYSleighs o
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Louden Feed :.and Litter Carriers
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getebEsiiad
CapltaF Authorized, $5,000,000 -,
Capl:al Pald-up, - $3,000,000.
Surplus, - - 43,,500,000..
,In the.. Beginning
HE primary; object, of the Bank lwas to
1 encourage the -habit' of saving, especially -
amongst the small wage earners.; The .Bank
' of Hamilton'.has never lestsight of this' '
object: The .small :tlepgsitor . is ..alvatays
'""aa'aetredefientrraitealilienta 'moi . �, -•'
d'ollajr twill open. a savings account.
L,UCKNOW ,BRANCH
J. A...Olennie, `Manager.
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• H'URON LOUNT ►NF,WS '
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The unciform promotion oxatirinations
for the Public Schools in Huron Coma...
,ty-wili..lie 101d on 11%irireh 29 and; .'30:
d W. Hewer, who forthe past " :1 Gi
,years conducted= a .*obeying business
in Wingham, has moved' with .his'
*tinily .to Galt, where he will open a
shop.
aa. J. 1l. Proudfobt, superintendent at
the Uedpr:cit Elevator Co.'s plant, had
tfie misfortune last week to slip on the
wharf and .fail to theirs in the harbor.
.His ,right arm was broken and, his
shoulder dislocated. i'te, however, is
Making rapid progress towards recon'-
erv. .
The Goderiuh own Council is con.
ducting negotiations for the sale of the
Doty plant, wiiiehcamp into *the pea-
session of the town- throughh the grant-
ing of a bonus. prospects for a deal
Which will enable the towti to recover
the money tied up. in the plant, are
good, and it is expected that tho•platte
will be in operation We ro long.
Diva nArr—luau,—A (Idiot wedding
of two of r% ingliau's popular young
V04147 wits solemnited at the Rteetory
4."1""""-""--"\- in Palmerston at high noon on ^ Wed
ttesday :Feb. -21st, - the contracting
parties being Gladys, 'Margaret, Reid,
student of .the Wingham„ Business
College and only daughter of Mrs: 1
Reid, of Drayton, and Charles ]!i.
Dickman, of A. J. Nicholls' bakery,
The ceremony was :poiformed by Rev.
Brett.. The young couple will make
their home in Wingham.
Tint WEST Sarong Roan. --At aIre.
cent meeting of the Hydro Electric
Railway Association, representatives
w:O
e e present fromfa ori h
and ,Ash.
field to get'information about the Ona
and West Shore Read. - Sir Adam
Beck stated that a report on the'roasl
would lye`ready shortly. An offer' of
$40 per ton for tate rails on the road
has been received, Which !Sea advance.
on: the•previous oii`eh: Sir Adam protu
ised that a '4cepresentative of. the.
Hydro Commission told be sent to
address the 1 arrers,' Clubs 'in the'
neighboring townships$, to. "talk 'up 'a
plan` for. t lit ropily of eleotrie power,
to farmers.
A lOG'YEARS' —The oldest resident
'of Huron passed away at the houm of.
his son.in kw, M. Rowland;14th Con,
et MoIi;illep, on 1'eb, 1,5th,: in the
person of Ed :yard Limb. Ile -was b
in -Wexford Ireland, in 151.1, and ha
ther
afore nttaxried the remarkable a
of,.1f16 rears He came to :Cana
da'a
1E43 and tau years later to Iiuro
county; K here be baci`lived ever sin.
I3istwo sons .T(rbn f' WV
o alton, an.:
Stephen, �'t•11 i is in„the 'West, survi
hirci. •
Mr. Lamb retatiecl�the use
his faculties .until wi 'hon a few month
of the end df, alis to ng life, and -deatl
was due merely. to the w eirini out b
the human. .maeh-tnery: - ;
RlIN1STLIi yirnys . �IPlF1 i, -I1nir ..11�
Knight, of `Hensall, won his nppe
';bFfore;the court` of. Appeal: in , conne
tion with the conviction `reistere
against him fair tt espass. io :July • last
This action ar Osgnodo Hall 'recently
is the sequel to a. ease taint has. been
matter of. , deep - interest in the St
Marys ''district for months. A St
Marys police magistrate ".i stied bn Jul
29tH, 191(, a 'varr,tnt'.to 'otrch the
'iioynl'7��lw.ard Tlotol nrl••infermat'
1n.iil`'by''1Ir. Powell.. Rai. Mr: TtnigL
agreed to a.sgist the'ehiicaf cif ' police.. in
tiro ie.ttcit--an later 'ts .s.:0'i:weeded
airm -6, +L y •lata' Maaeah ea'51a
-Mr. McLare'n,' who torah the ,position
that i1Ii,.l�ili_ht .era:ariot"Lai ailieer of
the law and .was guilty . of trespass,
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package b'e4z1na
',portrait troll signaturai
of ha `W; Chase; M:D,
Rev. Dr. Thomas Eakin ofeiated.
The ser vice was entirely choral. Dr.
Norrr+arrAnderson was at the organ,
The bride looked charming in a simple
ivory crepe de Chine gown caught with.
a large bunch of violets at the waist.
Her. tulle vRii was wreathed ' with
orange blossom, She parried a white
prayer book. The bride Was 'given
away by her brother, Mr. E. F. Garrow,
Owing to recent bereavements only the
immediate relatives were present.af ter
.the ceremony at the weddin;.breakfast
at the house. of Mr, and Mre.• E. F.
Gareow on Roxborough street, Mr.
and Mrs: Macdougall leftfor a short
trip1 and will be. in Toronto on .their
return. 'Mt' Courcey Macdougall,. of
Montreal, brother of the bride room,.
was present at'the weddicig:-:
• RIPENED A WEEK:EARLIER•
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Gii:o W..NEELY, Dorchester Sta., Ont-
ark), says:
"1 fertilized with Homestead Bone
Black Fertilizer purchased from Mr,
Fred Howe, Dorchester Sta., Ont ,.seven
aeres cats•this Spring. At intervals to the
field I omitted the fertilizer a drill: width.
The oaas wheie the fertilizer was sown,
after the first fewdays"' growth showed
in a "marked' degree a more vigorous.
growth and maintained t advantage,;
over: the unfertilized pore s threlighont.
-the season', ripening a Week sooner. and
with fuller heads 'of:grain." -.
a RIYENED 10"DAYS "EARLIER
Tuoat:As.dIEL>,r,....Clipenhagen,' Ontario,
"I- have .-nsed Homestead- fertilizer -em
nn
both corm .and oats,. and -ani well satisfi=
ed the corn eared�up bet'ter:and r erred
A
about ten days' earlier. where the fertiliz=
er'Was used,•. it also' gave a•larger-. yield
both in corn and straw."
hETT.1Il1 THAN,MANURE. .
EDii'.Ann Wool), Ethel; dntarIo, says:
"1 tested Homestead Bone Blaek Fer=
-tiliaer on'oath, coal `and potatoes, ' The
results were beyond my expectations..
.fly corn's as•better, •on the ferttlieed part
of the' field_than on the other part where
I put 12 loads of good.. barnyardinanure
per acre with Manure spreader, 60 bash -
els per lead.' ;:1' highly•recommend the
use of your high -grade:fertilizer.'t •
• Write Michigan Carbon Works, De-
troit, for free book and particulars about
their Homestead Bone' Black 1! ertilizer.
ANOTHER. $4001N
'WUQUOR FINES
"”' Ins -feet' F Fria;` who, 'in' company.
with. Ltwyer IKlcin :and Magistrate Robt.
*Ru hrtrityoin, ,jouriloyed to :Lion's .11oad
lastewcek to contend with 'abme liquor''I
i 'intro;fidif',.reakTigL ::"V"ti ti $day w t
n
$4OO in fines, -collected from two parties,
whoa hid sinned ng:idiot the Prohibition
law.- A Walkerton boarder wlio wrote,
the
Mail and noire as to . whether a
roomer. ui a'stii,ndard hotel could:legally
keep: boore'. in a trui k in his; room; had
•his answor in the. ion's Head episode,
'where Geo.. Willi ins, who boirds in his
brother's hotel .0 re, ws $_found guilty=of
keeping the tools re for use in his trunk,
and was.assessed, y. the court $200 and
cost's for•the offence. The. other . case
had to do with a Lion's Head'l[very'men,,
Ohm, Tyndall, who, while driving a'paity
out to a sale, claimed that a bottle sof;
bo'ogi3that` had =Mysteriously got into the
cutter rolled up againsttheir heela en the -
trip, and 'picking it up he sautpled it and
set it d'owo on tato seat between them..
The.otlrer fellow then, picked it up and
sampled it and sat it back on the seat:
They kept picking' it up and• setting it
'down
until theMan who hired the -rig,
it seems, got full; and at• a: previous
c•iurt was linea$10 for being intoxicated.
Inspector White decided to go"•after the
bcalp of the I•tverymau, who, itseems,
imagined he was' immune because he
was neither drunk nor 'load handed the
bobze to his urate, he merely ,setting it
down on the seatand the other gent pick-
ing it up. Ile wag fitted WO' and etiats
for' keeping liquor in'other than appri•
vaso house, the courtholding that - on
finding it he should hnvethtewm it away
acid not kept it in the.rriig. On return•
ing the Inspector mixed three cases of
booze at Wiarton, which were addressed
tin a party in that. town who ' nobody
1 eeti.ed'tci know. Another else will like.y develop if the claititant appears, as it
seeing that is too big it.thipneent for any
one than to get, --Brute Wye,
ELANNA—CA 1rPli1.LL.•..The wedding
took place on Tuesday Feb'.3.0, uthigh
.noon tn.:)r.nok -Chttrblt Wri atoe --6£
Esther' Nlar'r;aiet, clan hter of the late
Mr Colen Campbell nnrl.,Mrs, Camp
bell, of Lansing, Hirt,., and 'Nor. John
lliltitiia, of t4=.iitghtun, rhir ceremony
being performed, by the Rev. L• B.
Gitwon .L 1.D;- .T-htr bide,- who "was'
givotn in mai riago .us, her une(o, Mr.
Alba Robinson; wore a most becoming
suit of J3urgundy bluo broadcloth .with
trimmings of `seal, a sinart satin hat of
the same shade,' and: white fox furs,
with i
Jo1neG c
f sun
yet roses
and vi
o
rota.
She w as'atteirdeil by Iter cousin, Miss
Margaret 'Robinson, tvho wore a white:
broadcloth yown,•With a coat of. putty
colored cheviot and earried.pinii roses:,
Thi groom•was supported by. mitt R.
• lI King, of Wingliant"ilio ceretnon
•Y
was witnessed' by only 'Mime hate rola.
tives and .friends; -and 'Mr anad°, Mrs
Hanna left on the 1;Oo train for New
'York. ° After a for>tnight's trip they
will make their home in Wingham.
MODovaAtt-- PAttraotv.•--.From'The
Mail. and Empire:. Miss Beat' fee Mary
Garrow,' daughter .of the late Mr:
Ju. tic Darrow and of 31i.s. (lat'reAv,
was married very quietly on Saturday
morning at St. Andrew's. church, To.
vonto, to Mr, 'iounstth Macdougall,
C,ANAIM'S 0166E0 YEAR
The, year 1016 was thennost prosperous
Year in the Dominion of Canada. : say'
William Lewis E imondu, writing in The
Canadian Magazine for March. Mr.
Edmonds points out also that the Dom.
inion awoken the fact that the had
been transformed. from a debtor to a
creditor nation.
"The balance of trade,," ha observes,
"began to take a turn more favorable
than wee at one time deemed poeeible.
This enabled the Minister of Finance,
who had all along been closely=studying._
the situation, , to try? 'the hitherto ,110,
heard of experiment of floating a domes- .
tic loan. As the banks had promised to
subscribe liberally, • be asked for fifty
million dollars.- To the surprise of al-
most everyone, the amount subscribed
was more than double that sought, Of
the amount subscribed, onehundred
millions was accepted, one-half of which
was set aside forthe purpose • of - estab-'
Balling a line of credit in the interest of
the Imperial -Government. - Later en, in
co-operation withthe banks, a, ,further
line of credit was established. Last
September the Minister of Finance.
sought a further domestle'loan, the sum.
aimed•at being a hundred million dollars.
Again theamount subscribed exceeded
by one hundred per cent, the sum asked
for. Besides the two hundred millions
which bane' been raised by domestic
loans, the banks and the Finance` De-
partment between them have established
credit in the •interest of the Imperial
Government to the amount of.$250 000
000." ,
PREVENTION' !p COAL. SHORTAGE
This winter we have had a coal "fam-
ine"
fant-ine" and that suffering has accompanied
the shortage of, this necessity is .iindeni-
able. The average _citizen has a notor-
iously short •Tillery, but now" is the
time to impress upon him that, in many
-cases, the suffering was°due . to lack of
foresight.: In Canada many people 'buy
insmall quantities --often only one.ton.
If, for any cause, there is ashortage of
coal, improvident householders demand
thrat-Che-coal dealers -°do the-' impossible,
namely, that they supply fuel that is tin -
obtainable Whereas, had they. par- -
chased their coal in the summer or aur
innn,,'there would be ample. supplies
available
While some large consumers, such as
manufacturers, cannot store a six nGonths'
supply, most householders can, with
their present' bins or with enlarged bins,
store coal to meet their reeuirements
till 14 larch: or,April.
-,•Iq; recent years, we have had two coal
"famines", Brat in --190.1-02, the year of,
the_eoal miners':strike, and, second; this -
year, when the severity .'.of the weather,
and the extraordinary prosperity in the -
''United ,States caused an unprecedented
congestion.of freight A survey of con-
ditions in the, United States, demon-
strates that inthe f uture "there . will be
more noal "famines' than in' the -past
and that they _will'occur;'at shorter in:
tervals, For-this•there is onlyone-rein=-"
edy:
BUY YOUR COAL.I i THE SLIM
'MER. -IF YOU• HAVE-NOT SUFFI..
CIENT.S'IORAGE,'';ENLAIl±GE.
YOUR COAL•Bh1tT.. ' ' ,
MEASLES iN ONTARIO.'
The;epidemic 'of measles that re
god
throughout Ontario .for the larger part
of last year proved..to be the mcst'severe
known.. in the province sinc•e. the corn-.
.pilation of records was commenced..' In
•
an average year there•are from 4,000• to
5;000 cases of measles?.. but. -during 1916
22,000 cases and 227 deaths were re-
ported. -• Spinal meningitis was the Most
fatal disease, 66,per cent of the 'cases
repotted ending fatally. ;'. r
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THE BUSY HARDWARE HOUSE
MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS
PHONE 66 FOR POMPT DELIVERY
® o4 ota. 44,44..4 or. ti
Gnueware .Sale:
IF Owing ' to the increased cost of -material and labor
graniteware>manufacturers were recently - compelled to
increase their prices a full 3o per cent., which yo'ltave
u� doubt seen reflected in the prices which.most dealers
.are charging for graniteware now:
We were fortunate in' being advised of the ao.tici'
pated increase by our principal suppliers and were able
to place. an • ordr'.. at a very_ ,considerable .saving over
present prices: Our stock bas just come•° in aid we
r
have decided to pass. on our saving to our 'custoiners
as• we are still making -our- usual fair margin and can
see . no reason for taking advantage of the' situation to
exact' an exorbitant profit. -
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• The - stock is good quality, '•single coated Grey Ware; of smooth, uniform
` finish and well and substantially made.
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de.
If you want to save_nelmey in Granite
ware here's your chance.
Come in and get a printed listof this ware with prices.
,
so that you can look .it over at y=our leisure._. _ _D.o not
delay 'tliis opportunity'- as we .only have a limited quan.,
tity of each and cannot : take orders-: for more ;than we
have in stock.
SALE NOW ON ` COME EARLY,�.
c .EOI
The Store Where Your .Money' (goes Farthest
-We are... Offering Bargains... in Ladies'
Fine+ -Furs in . Stoles' -and , llIuffs to
clear during_ the cold weather..
1Vfany of .these.wlll be higher in• price next• season:
' wring to the advance in raw furs. '
Our Prints;, Cin Yams -Gana
: � - � teas and, Shirt=
inn g $',.will .market.
, . ,
._, _g- .........-�.erthe_best--ill _ ... __....<
• � iIlzlr�%et affords
Our prices will bre. tighth
Ou finial
y Department- .. mer De :
p erg# w�II
abo in
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en• . , , p ut ten ::da s
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Miss . Johnston,.., who -n'as' .chgear • . is -n:
, now. in.Toronto
attending the ,millinery openings . and selecting the
newest styles' in -hats and 'trimmin �'s, bu in' h .•
trimmings, Y g where..
she can get the : best Further ..announcement next
week':
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HOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TiME HAVE FUNDS REQU1Ri O.
I NVESTI,4 NT 'MAY PURCHASE •
AT 'PAR
DOMINION•0F NA.
,GADADEBENTWE g00
IN SUMS OF 5500 OR' ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF.
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• Principal repayable let 'Octobe'1919.' •
Interest' payable half -yearly, lst April and 1st
any 'chartered' Sari p t?ctobet" by-. cheque (fico ,af 'excititnpe at ;
k in Canada) at the rato'of five per cent. per 'annum from the date of
purchase..
Holders of this stock will have the "via.,x .
pia 1 e4o. of• surrondaririej.,•t. par and•accruiiLf. interest
as the equivalent of oath, ir1 payment of any allotment ntado u future
oder any fu:uro war loan issue
In Canada other than an lssue of Treasury. Rills or other.like short .-ci a
.to security,
pos
Proceeds. of this stock aro for.war puree o ly.
A cal a
commission of one-quarter of Ono per tent ili,be allowed'to recodniz
stock brokers on altotmettts, made 'in resect• of a 0 ed bond and
stamp.•
p p' iratibns for this stock vohicft bear their
1"or applfoatfon forms apply to the Deputy Minis er of imamLva,
tit '1lrerro0OtOgN n It Fst1airyANos, OTOTTAWA.s'' ..
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