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VERY ONE CAN do
something for-iP0
'Country
Some can 'bear arms
Some can produce food , •
Some can make munitions
Some can give money
11 is The jtIrivilege of all to help,
OU CAN SERVE by,
FightiWorking
Savin—Giving
This Is NATIONAL SERVICE
Are YOU,. doing, your part?
L EYES turn now to
the Canadian Farmer,
for -he canrenderthe
Empire SPECIAL. SERVICE
in .this 'sternest year of the
war. • -
fauns . are . badly'
. men are neededf:on•
. WithinsOffident help,- the Man on,
Ithe - Land fights in, uphill figbi.-to .
• meet. thekpreislug :need for Food: *
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Muflicipal Councils, Churches and
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Schools, and.• otheroiganizations,
.,both of men and women, can render
National .-Service by. directing --all
. • availablelabOui to the Land.
• , Farmers . then'selves ..can:, exchange
•'labour. School boys can
• .- • Were you raised on a farm? Can
• driven: team? Can .you handle fork
or 1160 If you can't fight, 'you can
. produce. Spend the Summer work•!.
Ing -on „the ' Far*. . . • .
eieriitiniirWomaix and child in
• the Dominion who has access to
••• Land, no matter how small the plot,
• make it produce Food in 1917.. •
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*-* For informatlon on any subjectrelating to
• the Farm and Garden write:- ,
INFORMATION BUREAU
=---DEPARTMENr---or----AGRictitTuRp
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'OTTAWA,- CANADA.
HoN. MARTIN ouoRELL. mitairinn. . •
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_, ---'ratehlished I 87 .
capitel
Authorized, e600e,000
Caca24 Paltleap0 - $.3,000,003
Surpine, 0 ... 0 . $3,500,000
The Faniter's Convenieuce
HE Bar.1:2rf Hamilton is alwayi
. reakty 'arid tjad-to help the farmer' --
regarding -.his Cattle Business, Sale
"Notes, Drafts or Deposits.
Consultation invited,
Locnnow sno‘ricu
7_ J. A, Weenie, manager.
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Walter Roulston had a Wooclzbee last
Thursday. • '
Miss -Jennie McGuire is visiting relit -
twee at Royal :Oak thiii week.
Dan Murchison is spending a couple:
of. weeks with friends at •Ritilatigh.
Duncan -MeTivish-bad charge of. the
service at ()Iivet-on Sunday afternoon,
Mre. Madden, of Pine River, is visit-
ing .ber sister, Mrs. J. W. Thompson; 'at
present...• •
Mise'Mary.Walden s:at present with
her-brother,'•Re;t. A. V: -%Walden, ofwho -has been suffering :froin an
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attack of appendicitis:
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Mr Itiihert SiinPson hie received word
that hie nephew, Cant Hector MacDon
ald, who was, with General Maud's force
up the Tigris Rivet, was kWed i action
(in February 22. Capt. MacDonald wati
a son of 1r simption's _ only sister,
tiobina,Lisholitarrleita-Ifi,. MacDonald,
of Scotland, and has since lived: in the
Old. Country She: has been tv•widow
for a.nuniber of Years and capt: Hector
Was onllsurviving son. . •
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-Mortgage' Sale of Valuable Farm
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Priperty "
' 'Underpower ef,saie contained in,: a
. certain mortgage dated- Thirty -First 'De-
• • ceniber; A.D., 113, and nrade by Alex-
anderl-Z•Villne to the -Venders, • theie
••• will • be .sold by- public anchor': at the Cain
House in the...Village of Lacknow at 'one,.
o'clock p in. on Thursday, 12fh April,•
1917, ty R. :Mcgiartel, auctioneersjhe
following lands and premises, namely:
All an& Eingalar-that traetettand aid.
premises situate, Vine and being, hi the
Township of Kinloss in , the pointy of
BMW: vontail*g: 10u acres more or lesso
being composed of of Twenty -our in
the Third Concession±of the:said -ToWn-
Olin. •
This is a good farin; soil, clay, loam; :4
eventy-EVeacres-eleared,--frame house
OPEN LETTER • TO ,
• HURON S YOUNG -MEN
Lient,Col. E. N. Lewis,,- who has
charge of recruiting For artillery in thie
Military division; has addressed the fol.'
lowing letter to the young men of Huron
County; "
To the
Huron wile are fitted to go 'Overseas .1
wish to nay a few worderfirst voicing*
sympathy for 'those who, from physical
disability, or age, or other unfortunate
facts, are prohibited from enlisting
Atter an'eherienceof souse • months in •
England and an inspection of the whole
Britieh and Canadian battie lines
telgitun and France, from the • Englii
chkatiel to the Somme, •to 'Which was
added a visii-to the Rrithih battle 'floe
in'Scbtlandil feel sure that- every on
of you: who-fuit realises his present op
ortunities would -not -hesitate a Women
in °rdspirik 'the present Opportunity' to
go OvOrsead. Arun not *ohm to beg you
to enlist, that isIor,yeur own.cOnedence
and Your. own judgment under your
existingoircumstances; a , question you
must answer for yourself, bnt 1 wish to
say that the present, in my opinion, 18
very nearly the last cipportimity.yoU will
have to do so. No such a fray Will • be
withessed dining the Iffetiaie of the
present generation. This' 18 41.. _conies
between the Hun and the Anglo -Saxe;
betveen,right and wrong, between de-
cencY4tnd indecency, between fair .play
and foul play, between Men whofight
square and those who „do not, fighting
Man akanistinatr:nrid:a1T-•e.rianiy. "Which
eatrderti wonien.and.children On the land
and on the sea? Before the British Em-
pire was, the Huns; under Attila, swept.
away the Roman nation, the . greatest
ration in:..tie World at that tinie. Shall
his ocour again? John Bull and his
enahavastripped-fer-.-the-fight.--- Will
ou, able bodied young men of-.anron,
sons of sires Who reeled -nothing in their
conquest- Of the new world and: were
alwaye able to do their shaitcstand back
and kilasirien ask for assistance
in vain?, This fight,..„the greatest the
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orris,thetime:tepttyourchoulderte
he wheel. Opportunity only knocks at
door once, and is now beckoning.
o you in the Artillery: The cainalties,
onsidering the large number engaged,
re very few, noemore than double the
regular rate woUld,,be in normaj. times.
he .young man, who is able. to 1. his •
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BRUCE COUNTY NEWS
SitaKfue Muvraita.-The Greenock
Tp. merchant who sold w104 was sup.
posed toko salts to a ember farm,
era, with the result thou half a dozen
.W0) died, is now seeking to recover
damages from tbe wholesalers,. who in
turn expect to recover from the man-
utaetnrere. Severalpeeple 'who too*
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the smite, including the merchant bit*
self, escaped death by vomiting, but:
all the rattle succumbed. The, mer.
ohant then sent *sample.of the site
back to thf3 ivholesalere asking -to hare
it aillillYSed. lie received a leplI;
stating that fib watetiodium nitrate, a
substance similar to "saltpetre, tend
enclosing an account for a dollar for
:the analysis. Re then wrote MA
explained the, full circumetances„with
the result that'the wholetialerslaidthe
blame upon the manufacturer& Tho
vomiting of ,the poisonOus dose ia said
lives of the. persons„who took it.
to he the on'y ,ting that ,saved the-
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GOOD ROADS . • •
The 'members of Brace County Coun.
al, • who have hithert$ voted against
adopting it velem of county roads, will
now be able to say to those who would
have inaugurated this system earlier; "I
told you so," for at the present session of
the Legislature at bill has received its
second reading to increase the Govern-
ment grant to a trunk line through any
county that will like up with the Pro-
vincial Highway System, from 40 to 60
per cent. for construction and 20 to 60
per cent. for .maintenance. :•The exact
wording of the hill'is:
The Minnitet Diaty designate any main
.highway of a county road system to be
known as a "provincial county road," to-
ward4heeenstruction of which a provin-.
dial -subsidy of 60 per cent. may there-
after .he authorized -and Paid in Accord-
ance with -the provision of section 13 of
this Act, and also a link percentage for
•fillOttiontle
Tehainolicetiano
nec7c3ioridghanzivir4tithosection
n?, ig
enCtohy
y:ann: e,Aittgraivsgrant uan3clie:per ipnt
theorijgi
from the Government, The -Pierift-
Government increased that to 40 -percent.
and 20 per cent. for maintenance. Now
a road serving as a Main' artery through
the country. will receive 60 per cent. for
construction and thetiarne.for iniunten-'
ance. 'When the Countyllouncil meets
Chesley in June we have no doubt a
system of county roads will be adopted
n and advantage taken of thepresenbillt
ivill-SOMfbilariitifef
the Legisia-
ture. , • ' ' '
The new bill for a Provincial HighWay
.System provides for a highway through
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e Ontario from Windsor on the Detroit
. River to the Ottawa, a distance Of about,
t 600 niiles and costing approximately
$2,000 to $2,500 pr milo. ' The county
roacds will serve as feeders to theProvin-
%dal Highway. It is to. be hoped the ..
cost of thia road •wall not exceed, theesti-:
matesOf the Toronto to Hamilton high -
wap which has cost over $25,000 per mile.
, The Windsor to Ottawa Highway will
run through municipalities which contain
52 per cent. of the population and 60 pet
cent. , of the assessed value of the-- pro.
vinc. The ninnicipahties through which
this.highway rune will bear 30 per cent.
of the cost. The automobile fees, which
this year amounted to1614,000, and is
estimated .to be $750,000m '1917.; is to
be used for the construction of this pro-
posed -highway.. The .highway construe -
tion will not be begun at *Meta, owing
to the scarcity of labor. -L.
The Hamilton to Toronto roadie being
constructed under.*a commission Milt 18
proving to be a costly experiment: The
distance is,40 miles, and the cost of this
18 -foot cement road, which Will be used
almost entirely by auto joyriders, will
cost over $25,000per mile: • The cost of
-thAsTbad tif-beifig borne -largely by the
province, but:thexities of Toronto and
milton bear aportion of the expense,
as do also • the: municipalities through
which the highway, passes,. also afront-
age tax on the farms .bordering the,
iffirefirtlIfuce„,
trunk project in this county. The auto
hs come to stay and as theyare hard on
the highways, it is up to the representa-
tives of skim.) to -put up their share of
the cost, which:he new been reduced
from 60 per cent. to 40' Per cent.—Ohes.
ley Enterprise. •
eighteen feet by twenty -slit; fritne kit-
chen, twelve feet • tr,V• eighteen; fra.ne
barn with stale foundatitu, forty feet by
sixty; well situated as to schools, roads
and inatkets. a good opportunity for pur-
chasers, inspection inyited.
4 OP BAX,X -
...141.F676e..r,..4ttalflONM-afahe-tinlir "N.
..01-saieenepoilt-otten per cent . his. t
purchase money, sufficient with such de a
, posit to make up 40 per cent ,of his. oar- t
chase motley within pne Month of the
day of sale, and the residue linty be se-
cured ' by ,.itiortgige of the purchased a
premises, tobear interest,at.-61-2 ' per r
cent per annum.. ,
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For furthbr part,culars and • conditions
, pp v o . MCI IIARLIIS, A:Oet-
ioneer, loucknow, Ont.. •PI'. P. BMA'S,
Vendors' Solicitor, London, Ont. •
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INV E1;
EWHO,"FROM,TIME TO TIME, HAVE. FUNDS: REQUIRINd
INVESTMENT MAY • PURCHASE
AT PAR
DOMINION OF. CANADVDERN'TURE:ST0cli
1N SUMS OF' $500 OR ANY, MULTIPLE THEREOP.
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-.,Principal repayable ist October, 1919. . •
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'Inicrest payable half -yearly,. lit APril tlii'd ist bctober.by oheque, (free of exchange 'at
any chartered ' Bank K. Cahada), at the 'rale of five permitt. per :Antalyafrom the.,....,riate . of, .
purchase.
Holders tif-thitetoek VIII- l'ine,tlin.:priiiloao of surrendering at par andriailitied:intere0„,'
as the egulvtilent.of web, ht.:payment .of any allotment mado:'ilnder,ally future war loan lbsue- •
In Canada other than'. an -16aini of Treasury Allis or Other Ilk°. short -date security.,
. . Proceeds of ',hltook are for war purPOsea, onlYi, °
A coininIsSicn. of onelquarier Of Mitt per est* will be thewod to recognized bond and
Stock broker a on allotoents, made ln• r,000$6tor appticationl for pile atock 'Which bear trilt
iihiele. . ° ,, • ' ' . ' ' .: ' . ' . . ' . ?.
. . . POI., ation applietonna aply' to L.0 000UtlliVIllliater of FlfiatIChr 'Ottawa' • . ,
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. 10tPAFITMtNT OP FINANCE) OTTAWA, •
00TOCEN it% tate.
share and:does net offer to do BO • Will
only regret it;onee and that will .be..for
tbn rest of hiedays.• •
This is a tnatter between yen and your
• _own-conscience,-dget-- let -any' ona ohm
, • deoidej fer you. ' •
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To thgirls of Itun can help, either • 'y advising their
rlin. Everyone c';f
male friends to enlist, 9r helping to do
their -work while they Are, AWAY7fightin
for you. A Young man who will net
fight for you is not worthy of your re-
spect-, let alone friendship. •
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7 THE SPOTTERS spoilt°
• A good story is told, says tileataciferd
Witness of tNo whiskey* spottere Who
came to'Barrie and asked a jitney . Man
if he could drive them to where they
could get.a drink: The driver said he
could. After he had driven to near
Churchill theyasked hinr where he was
cost therirsix dollars for their experience.
: I going. and he replied to Montreal. ' 'It
RUNDOWN WOMAN
out benefit. A friend told
Made Strong -By -our' ,
iort 'Edward, N. Y—.01 was in a run-
down, nervous and weak condition so I f
couldMid not do the 11014eVfOrk for
family of three. I had taken cod liver 0,
nie abdat
Vinol. tried it and it soon built up my
titrength and made ft?well woman so "
new do all of my honeowork."-.3fra. a
num Gittnntlit
WO' guarantee Vinol to restore' t
strength and Ifitild up ?nn -down, Weak ;
and. debilitated condition. t
DR 41; Mt SPN*vcinow
• Salaries (lo • Up' ;
4,112e_ttnnual. reportsof
congrgations- in Maitland Presbytery
shim a generous appreciation of the min -
utters by the people. Belgrave and Cal,
yin increased Rey. Mr. Boyle's salary by.
$100, Bliley* ' end Eadies increased
Mr. Tate's 'salary* $50, :Whitechurch
and Langside increased the salary by,
$100; Knox church, Kincardine gave
Mr..McArthur a bonus of $1.00 and in.
creased his salary by $100; Riversdale.
increased Mr. McKenziee salary by $50.
LOATnetiLass Noes •
• ShoesWith fibre soles and fabric kips
will be the popular thing in footwear
this spring, if the • manufacturers have
their way. A campaign to popularize
the substitutes for the recognized leath-
er liakes has begun. Some of the ad-
vantages of fibre soles over leather oleo
are given as follow They are easier
to the foot; they make waiking .easier;
he* conform More readily to the foot,
thus doing away with the necessity of
breaking in shoes k :they ere-waterprooft'
they do not burn the feet; being a
conductor of heatlind cold, they will he.
Mind cool in the summer and.ware in
lie. Winter. Fibre soles are made of
bout 10 per cent. rubber, new and .old
eclaimedi about ito
per cent of graund
01.1 OilltilefOBB and other reniedieS with. 1,
age, leather buckinge, and the balance
f zine Marge hydit carbn, sulPhur
n4 minerals... The cost of nianufacture
a very lo*. Ono dealer 1t tiutltorityfor
he stakinent that, at least one largo.
innition itianulacturot le prepared to
Urti Mit 600,000 eoleti da/ ,t4Kg*
At OtitAti Ct0*.
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TIE BUSY HARDWARE HOUSE
asmat OUR *TOM YOU* H111:01.0QUARTIIMS
PHONE 66 FOR PROMPT DELIVERY
Now about a few new SapPails, Spiles,
SyrupCans, Neasurespikuger Bits
• to fit all siies of stifles
• , emeneesereemo
Special This Week Only
A Limited Quantity of Axes And
Handless Completetsftid
Price 89 cents
Now is the time to renew the, finish
on your car. Try a can of kffecto Auto
Paint and you will be greatly Surprised
at the fine appearance it will have.
Anyone can apply it: Let us show you
a sample. All colors on hind.
mom, imilrommir
Cleveland Coil -Spring Wire
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Best quality American Lamp oil always
on hand. Buy it by the barrel
and. save money
The Store -Where -Your Money Goes Farthest
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"MADE IN CANADA"
Fords with Electric Starters
Fords Without Starters
We have thein both light
here to show you: —Call at -
our garage and let is show
them to you. Conte and
see us aitywa,y whether
you want to buy or not.
CIIAWEQRD_&_SjIELTZER--
[ FORD: DEALERS, LUCKNOW.
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Flower and Field Seeds, Root
Seeds, Grains 13ti1bs, Small,
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Carnation, •
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early fell they bloom profusely. from October till the end of My. Extra
plants are eially propagated from them bycuttings, "pipings" or layering.
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