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•Charing Se
Reap
• ..,tt on every
goods.
Viest'il and 11. marmite at
y red - priers.
Plowed lined ITaiderwmir,
qualitatv, regular $1.00
. NOWINAte rt • " .754
Mures Cep, regular $1.007 and -
Tact, for and 39c:
Iodise rimy Tee Aprons, reg.
e.
for ......
Dyes' Goode4 a» the" new colors
and shades, will" be clewed at'
greatly reduced prices, -
Girls made up Dresses, sfling
Lathe* Corsets, all sixes, and
beet qualities, be stria
et reduced prices!.
Sp,00te.
- Men's Sox; regubtr 25c and 350.
will be sold at,., ,.. la, and 2210.
Shelter Flannel. 'reg. 12k and
10c.,, for ......1011 and 8cents.
Plaid dyed goode, reg. lee. and
20c., 1214. con.
Great Iteductiena in Men's and
Bufa Suit* aaa,0 Overcoats,
Braces, reg. 25o. and 15c., clear.
lag sale pr;ce....... -IR A6,
•
We pay 300. alb; for horsehair.
Bring us your raw furs
and old Rubbers
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B. RUTZSTEIN
atargainiatorn,
Next door to Gy Armstrong's
' Drug Store. -
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lintknont eintitte
ratillAsa svsryThurotisy marni4
Lueknew, Oinario.
sth.e/VONZIX, wistot
said Uttar.
THURSDAY, ifEB. 18th; 1910
Tiii, 4,PACM7440WAR TAXES"
• Very soon we obeli not have the slight-
ed chance of forgetting about the war,
orra taui feat that Canada is an iretive
party in it'. Presently we SiWi be effiir
jug to all our letters and pooteards, .11.,4
only the usual pee4ge dual* but War
•Ilevenuttatarnne eis well; and every let-
ter and card we reeeive •(of Oanadisa,
origiu) shall be Ornamented la the same
way. All bank checks, numey orders,
and postal notes •theillegkewise decor
Iated. So, not only big headlines in
the newspapers, but every , item of our
busineseandiocial corresPondene;Wal •
remind tie of tlinGreittWar.
This is, vett td 7inance Rio is t er
`Whittennlanfor adding to the .erniniiy'il
revenue. It will constitute quiie a bur-
den to buoiness„ but, on the whole, it is
better than many other means ofraising
reirectun for, in paying it; we know Slid
what we are doing, and practically every
-wet we Pay Will add so much to the
funds of the Dominion treasury, ; .•
•
Naturally all wavier), to escape the
tax as far as practicable. We May -ex-
peceto see quite a falling off in the num-
ben'of letters niailed. People will write
fewer Ietterslana longer. Bank ,cheeks
fer small amounts will not be se freely
issued, and bank ROW auOE coin willbe
more in evidence. .
One would have mach more sat isfab-
tiOn in Ming tliOfe extra stamps if
knew that he was contributing to •the
expense of the war, and thus helping to
crush the German madness. ..Unfortun-
ately we cannot have that .satisfaction.
Tho hundred inglien.dollars which 'Can-
,
ado is spending in forwarding men,and
munitions of war IQ France will be her.
reWlid and constitute an addition to the
national debt. The extra revenue. to be
raised by 'the revenue ;stanips and other
extra taxation will all to make up a
difference between ordinary revenue and
the ordinary exrenditure of theGoverr-
inept. This deficit, however, is. largely
due 'to the war. The war has had a de=
'pressing effect upon trade: There has
been alreat falling off in the .. quantity
of goods brought into the country,' and
as the bulk of the Dominion, revenue is
raised byatax on imports,there was • a
corresponding falling off of reverine. ,
.J3esideathe special taxation through
the use of revenue stamps, there- is an
increase of the duty on imports, .• and it,
is said. the -"free hit" is practically wipeci
out This, with out present ways of
. ..
iffiCOUlti441140 POODUCTION
The Dominion Government in con
junction with the Popo':•mew
vulture of ()utak) LS doing *good roil.
in its Patriotism and Preduction cam.
potign. Orinf ere n ceo are being held
throughout the province with View to
illetrtletiliglarplsra OA to how test tc,
take advantage of the conditions muted
by the wer. The fact that the produc-
tion of food stuffs will be gredly tut-
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I ItUON COUNTY NEWS
&inns Ford, au aged rmident
Lower lariughem.died at the home of
grandson d. It Finlay, on Feb. 2.
Deceased wss hi years of age, and be
fore retiring to Wingintro had lived in
tk•
The winghani town ooireeit recent
ly awarded the mina of 01,200 te the
widow of Cheeter Hill, who Jost his life
last fa 1 tty-.a sewer caving in on top of
BRITAIN IS READY
FOR GERMAN MOVES
'nue AY) VOrtilt
•••
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T th” 791$44
attorehill Ejector's "filet the flitv
Decide liege ..f Wite-Aet
Afrel0 of Threats
•
"Atetratinr will not to
adbpt * taster* of enea piracy *awl
nsurdet without s.ctive rearlsolse (la's
Oared, "Valeetna Chureliiilk First Leo
tailed piactically over Earope; but or 00 'Adadraltal la the Om* of
wileatomy ussia,permitny Fraay faro. was left with, *bendy tleenaose oe, *fendey,
engaged in Sghting, and that next yevr 14"t-61) uWiLag rewrobto, t -h, owl hos
is likely to, see a very o.ctive deurati for at he; '16riikrantiere.;ri lftro.tito.. at Roe coo. who .wo lawet,,, reconsider tuo
snob. products is being inipressea upon Rge ° ra• rfu, whuNe maiti"!' altaation. The Clovertumnits
ilartla-WaS .ayrie, was, fornirr Veal Win .probaiar make 'a declaration the
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Business Sadefir Cards
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'JOHN SUTBJIRIJAND
& eoNS,•Lte.,
insuralton. Vire and ritaripe.,
for liARVEY4,1,..INneAe,rei.eatove9at. t
various lines of insurance. and p
First class companies guaranteed. Only
resident agent in Luoknow of. the London
A number of, village and farm
• neopprtles for sale.
becauseo,greAt ilie4-25"twee s1414/ ehilf/fcll -!11/nnt 1" 14Y9 l‘it stsinla the 1°4
Winn ea, t* fO94 _into clertneer;' sett
utity to reap a great harvest' of Proaf.
Without the information being given
out by the government representative:
at these conferences it is just poseible
that many who are in a position to take
adrantage of the rate oppOrturtity would
Wait tolearn by actual experience—that
is, the great. demand. and high. pricer
likely to prevail next: season Wonid in-
direepthera to put• forth- enema) erode' for
the season follo,ling.: Thi ,r1 would result
in a icarcity next year and. a glutted
market the year flillewing. ,Thea. gen*
%ally is the way that an uninstructed
public acts. With the Information given
hefareb.and provisionpay be -made be.
in time to take advantage of the active
demand, and producers will have the
,
goods when wanted.
With the men from the great produc-
tive e;reas of France, Belgium, Germany,
Austria . an4, Russia all fighting' eie3h
other and-debtroyingtropertyinteadof
producing it there is little danger of
over -production on this confluent_ •
oZASIr VILLAGE MONEY'
4WD. A. "SIDDALL. LueenOw , Ont, Real
Estate. Money to loan on firsttguiti second
inortages, on farm property, and on single
and joint notes. Eire Insurance in all its
' Wallace. 011ionlitpus:14A. 31, tO
'en: 0, F.iamitnowLodgemeins everf Friday
& evening at O'ClookIn their , Camp-
bell street. All brethren cordially invited.
theeerse-lowe Orand 'Mow Watson; Vice
tirand,.r. T. Arms_tgongVrreas., Alpe. Rose:
Bea, eece-A.. Bad; tieor. Dr. Pat-
.• • •
. B. O. Old Light Lodge meets
• every.TWsd_ay night On or MOM the full
Moon, in the Masonic 1-0311, Havelock street
• Lucia:10v. W. M., aaaenonater ,e. W.,
1). thuneron; J. W.,0. Martin; Secy., W. A.
Wilson..
C.O. F. Court Sherwood; No. 50,- Litoknow,
moots evorriast Monday of . the Month 'in
in the tkldtellowellall. "Wattling brethern
voLdiMlY invitedto attend. Chief Ranger,
'Gem Potter, Rea' Robt. Graham,
. Fin. Sat Bent,- Johnston. Treas. II It.
tieet. of the teaarelnp of Oar trek, but
re9ved Winglitim about 24 year
ago when she nattrieti. `Mr, Winn. .
, Rev. Dr. W. L. ' Routledge, pastor
of the ,:ldetiroatot Oltureh, taiiitton, has
been granted, a two .otimthe !owlet of
stitienNi and. will leave' foe 'Baltimore
for treatinerit. Eta iles h id in
iernal trouble for years -ter: R. G.
?dwell will eunelY• his absence. • ..;
0. V. y. dewetv, B mithernatieid
master of Chatharn C011egiato and a
SOD at Rev' flee. Jowitt Blyth, has
enlisted with the Ord. Ounadrari 0011-
i,incent. and ha' gone WU: training at
;theaiondon camp, He has been pur-
suing a military ' course for aerate!
.
imurners, and is a captain.
,
Messrs.`0. Cartwright, Ganney,
F. Brown apt r. Prost left Londeaboro
Inst week Air Londoii, where ,tliE,y
went into training for the 3rd can*
diae contingent, The Methodist San,
day School presented' each ..witfx
pocket of the Whits and the
W'ornen?e Institut provided each' with
a complete ontfit•of thild-eduaforts,,
, During the stem .of Feb. .3rd the
bonier- of 'Harry rieeinarli-of .tbe-*-ene ratora! laa!AntIlirier etlyereepet Mom
Lucknow Lodge, 1St, meets
seeond Monday of each month in the Odd-
. fellows' ktall. Master Workman, 4. Mac,
Diarnsid; Fin. D.B..1/1colntosh;iteer.
;Secy., 0130, ,'Otter' &OWL Alex. ltoss.
Dead
„ '(Daily Star)
' There Must be a lot of easy money
loitering around the small tdweii of On-
tario,wistfully longing to get out and
experience life and adventure in big
world,
• The ease with which village t 'money
can be enlisted fc.1 distant adientare furniture, etc. Vn8 aVtd, 51r. 'Free
man has since been eared for *et the
pretty Well shown in the evidence npvv home of a eon;
being taken, in a ease in court. A Man COUNTY ORANOR T.0.130Ei..The
his hope town can ,go from office to
-ffiee front ono end Of the main street to'
the other without being able to homey
five hundred dollars to.put Into hisjeleiZ
preeeure of our naval power to
honk' won uoreasny. The parolyeing
Woe of this rale* of the gave
WAY Bina doa the Issue of war,"
btreclherchill elated that the
loses* of merchant 'SOS ite the flrst
41X Menthe of the war were sixty-
three, ,O1417 nineteen',wbieli had
.beim lost ha the lent three menthe.
Tits *Ky. had lost 000 onionr. end
Mel, the critter part of whom ware
Witt by submarine* The •Gormitus.
ha HO, hid teat a similar 'number,
obillY tonlire. • / ,
*was oe•ena Offer n'tleek ProsPeot
for German' Cruisers," he enetieued.
"Britain MEW td meet any new
effort, or atee• letouituito With Wont"'
Plirahir 11004119yr tOrtrell to *Ole avail-
able at. the bhsinning of the war." .
lir. Churchill Judd that "the navy
to no /onnnd no hell all WINO." s..
IWTEST AERIAL MD
14404/07010Pfe"
We have a
, lot of
Ladies'
Coats
too many
'rthisieason
of 'the Year,
VrOm ni:1W
•
we will tiive
s You from'
per 'cent,:: off
• clear,
•
Ladies'
.Fur4ineci
- Coats
LP(.1;es' Fur Lined
Coats with mink
or sable collar at
prices 'you cannot
pass if you wdnt a
bargqin.
.Reductions
U. ilio farmers. It introit la their oPpor- diet et which will PO bring thein 'Furs.
C.uts in. 'Per.
siatt Lanih, Cub.
bean -Russian -Fitch.
n d Blue Wdlf ,
Setts.: The same '
i0. all maffS and
' stoles. ,
A 101 0
Men's
Sweater
Coats
were .2.7$
-Thr #2,
Cuts in
Lacliee and
Childre• n's,
Sweater Coats
Now is. the
tine :10 save
„ mo• ney.
-WILLIAM .CONNI3LL-
`Thirtefeer 'British Mitohinie Rained
I.month* on Ger** PoeitIOne%
irritlay On the • lergeitt poUrii-t Its
Tr•
A —
e Business Man'
:eoneession of fIul ett, was observed to Weigher. Britiate4tlirm ff tin;
be on fire, .w men is inppesed . have nano of snow In the liept over
originated from the ceimpey, ben the Channel to points in Northern
the •fire Was cliecovererilt .leal gained 4 1301011M held iby '; the Germane and
too geoft beadenty save, ilie asehrogge inanicetoierghs. .
ibroPped bombe onOstend, lirellea. •
or the contents, of the 'Upper, St01 OV ,Thfrty;fpar serovarket and sea -
Th'. --Freeman, who 101*!UPe0 tying planes of of .th&Britisli navy:took.Dart
dangerously lit for•Iscine!weekti, was in the operatientr 'antr: all- of them
removed to the stable and name of the later returned safety. to 'their Oath
• without. casualty to their drivers • °al-
though: two •of ,Atte machines Were .•
damaged. The raid Was. made in
order to prevent the developments ,of
enbenrine ba. -36 and establishments
whit% might fur' or endanger British
weriihips and mereantthent. The
British Admiralty statement indicates ••.
that the lead had satlefeeterY results,
for considerable, damage is said to
have been done to German sal* pose'
tions,. railway lines and railway sta-
Mora, e •
• At various •points . the airmen were
received by the Germans. With tiring
from anti -aerial goes and,rilleie None
Of the airmen were Wounded, in_theate
attache. One of the ,machines, driven
by Claude lereiberne-While, fell Into
the sea while returning 'to Its base
and :11teeitviato -telettd_ a earreVe eireePe
from drowning., A cruiser was near-
by and ,pielted him •up. '' Wing Com -
mender, Samson was in chief com-
mand the raiding. aviators. '
Dur-
ing the -raid warships bombarded the
German positions along the oast. •
raising revenue,. maybe,-netesearYllmt:
it is%a bed thing It is a back -ward step.
!elite forced-, to take because of the
war. ^These ,iiiitieir'OhTliiiricirte-dielite
, special priVeleges for'sorne:61 our people,.
. apd these will stubboriily ePPese their
removal even when all peed of them ,ae
a Means' of raising revenue; is , remeved.
.11esiden.the,bad effect Upen business f.s.•
out of proportion to the Xeienuepeeitred
iv Orange Lodge held its annual TRet-
ing at &dee on Tuesday, VOL. '9th,
and the following officers were elected:
County-liar:ter, godgiu4; Luton;
ness unlesabe can give a first mortgage Deputy Pounty niter, Geo: 'Vander
for thelOan or give security far in mesa' her* Porter's It'll Clinplain,. 3: P.
. • • - ^' Sheppard, Clinton. Roc Seq. Peter
of what ought to berequired: • . • - .
- • Oantelon Clinton° Fin' ecy lt G
1111t a stranger can ca the rt Seaforth; County Trell'inrer;
noon train; ask' the bus. driver driver for the Adam CaritelOn, Clinton;. Director of
'names of those in townwho are locally Ceremonies D. N. Watson; Clinton.
suppoised to have money inniedin theie 1st Lecturer, Robert IRONIC rray, Bay-,
gardens; and three hours'liter,he.. can field; 2nd Lectuyee, A. B. Armitage,
' LOCan. The r0111:11 todge'decideil
celebrate the 12th of July, at, Lucan
this year.
S. FOWLER, L. D. S.f D. D. S. Office UP in this way. .
'delta:UV/baton Block, l'eesWater. Spec For the present, howev,er, there is no-
luil attention to gold plates, crowning and ,
bridgeWorlt, baits WrOxoter let.end ardi thing for it but 'cheerfully to .aceopt the
Wednesday: of back men:14g , ;
* „ SittlatiOn, and pay the taxes, who
. N-14 0244 ure•-asked-onli-to-PaY
Atha 11 edk, Lticktiowf Dnt. =Mehl • r
-.-teetiviesentsle-Beseanaterialsermensheee thing, -in fact -compared With the '
mU-
Crown and -Bridge work. rainless extract -
Jenny wens° of the latest, simplest and lions, who go to thefrontto fight.
_istion.,30t..remedY, -8011NOVORM, Newest
satitielal-testh.,--Ahunium4aatesd __Jim is one or the greatest eves of
, met erealteele • • • •
: wee: Governments become freed from
criticism, great semi wrongs become
established,, and after the, war is over we
must again tekenp, the .fight at: 1,0mo
•
DOUBLE4BACIE ALL THA: WAY for social justice -not *here we left o�,
• •
but away back *Ore we fought ten or
OtOlitOoChiCag0 . twenty years ,
oionto*Montreal- " '
• $,SEEING THINGS AT nsoirr- •
6
ilesallelrernibr-Seeiee';Tliii4:01'rerif-those-eit-Y-DaPere whicb
Highest bass of Equipment made ufide man& of the "aeroigarie attack
- cheap
7 -Mr teittrisigeevers..-1.ete.n.n..Mon. • hen. _ was learned that
the "war craft" caudated of net mg more
to Califor.*ua,_Flor*da alta:Jormiclable_than few..sthall.paper hal
owe sent UP •
eautearried iortliwardi, by the fayot-
ing wind. It is said that a of the
Sensational and senseless report has been
an-"Opidemie -of 'reports from various
parts of that-airoliipa...-hart been
seen". ,,SnieTeneilah Segie. people have
"nerves" ever the Werf "
safpnrsq,„itia easy to be Wise after'
the truth is out; and, perhaps if We were
nearer. the international boundary and
more steeped in the atmosphere of war'
talk, We wouldn'tbe quitt so free 'from
nerves; but.. rally' a little thought would
have suggested the extreme unliklihooa
of. such a raid as was so loudly -reported-
on MendaY morning. Many about this
town,' at any ince, guessed that the ,"air-
craft" were but toy baloonsi
The Whon-thing was ridiculous: Wendel
airineo-nn their way to Ottawa drop
firebai on crOsithg the St, Lawrence by
war of announcing their coming, is a
question that naturally suggested Wog.
Soon after the outbreak of war, folk
down
&we on the Lake Ituron shore *ere
seeing airshifis at night; arra it, aPpeare
ehatta man at Odd& is positive-) that he
saw aeroplanes passing ocertthe
about 4:30 Ode& on the morning of the
loth. But hieOurdy, himself an air-
man of notot tells the Star, that`
aeroplanes are nos used at night because
of the fililiculty'Of finding stiitelde land.
ing place afters, flight. is,to totl.
ed that this will put an end to seeing
.:Aliftstsiferkft towing urrt 01004,
leave the town Ivith from ten to. tweet.),
thousand dollars in cash and with Teepee
signed up foradditionalthousands
undertakings that have the same 'value
is promissory notes. All the ottander
needs to bring with hini blenlelornisc
highiy..legal in appeakance andles1 _seete,
that glitter and glee* witkvest hinres-
-siveliese.•• When the stranger. arriyes in
town: his gripsapk is filled with glowing
•prospectsewhen:he leaves it with
unny South
.ratit Trains -Choice of Boatel) ,
Low Bares now he Effect.
..Bor full particulers eonsult T. R.
'Ticket' Agenteer write .
• . • • - Hornitee,
• _ Blet. Paste Agent, Toronto
fiteaniship-Tiekets onSale
• o. 'warns's, Agent,. Luanne/.
•
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CENTRAL
writAT•ronii. °sit,
• Oittarican Best
Practical ',training &hoot' .
• •
, We baYe. thorough &Miles dila
experiencedinstructors In each
of out three departments. OM--
•
areuerme, troutxtAtiti •'•.tit4D
Titti1ORAIRY. . Out graduates'
, itticeeed end von ehotfid get out
large free tattilOgde, Write ' ter •
it at once.
Di AN MciLACHLAN, Principal*
^ • -
'said eertainities.
'Of edam,' we. would ' net think. of
denying that there is big money 'tO 1Y.!
made places far away.: Nor, *mild
we dispute the statement that to melte
big money n Men must- takechance'
Buteve-wetild•Pointe•net-thet le:ate))
happens that'When ainen thinks he W
raking chances;-heisn't''Chance
We do not -wash tneiay.anything-thaL
would tend to Make Money timid. Bait
what we -cermet make' out is why money
that is always 'so timid round hom,c
that its 'Vete existence - is unknown to
. •
the neighbors, can be persuaded teleaVe
ihdulesonthe-inest-cLare,fleiniah- :01)1.0.en•
prises and take chances that the money -
•et Monte Carlo *004 shrinkJroni,
CinowiNct l'ou&Tous -reWm,
of GoeerieleTewnshin, has grown to;
matoei for, tWe or three Seasene in n
:Vey that sheave them to he a paying
part of Ates..ordinary..faint orop.. _Mime
are, .he says, many aphie bits of land
on the average farm which engirt to be
utiiized With -this crop - to an extent'
'that will add Materially to the ordin,
•nry farm' revenue -•-• TOprove this he
gives .his own '.experience. .• aS
was not a 'fined 'one for tomatoes, ,but
from e, plot of a little more than. an
.te.e be picked aboet, 300 bushes of
t,6 rn a,toeS. ' sold._ to. liana n : eariZ
ning. factory 292 tuiiiheis and realized
$90 from the acre. -He gathered each
-lead-from JO to"-tte-,buthelii_Lia_iihotte
two hours and -brought there into town,
a distanee ofihredmile:67". _
- Council ltikaro4on. toritso.-The
-1-1ifethoclist-L,Oluireli-at:LtlentAe-4-and
Orange nut has burned,tbe .mortgage
on their beautiful paremittee, and . all
the ebai eh re (inertly on the charge is
now free from debt. Celebrating the
event, the corigriiiatiori getliered and
the pestor, Rey.: W, Rivers, intrd:
Rev-
-dC.
prog-awof L-arith sMai
scabs; quartetti; virdire rmections and
readings • Toward the, conclusion of
-the :Progeiteeet,WDreSt4entf----GoriLi
tin
-Perhaphif-entall town-Capital-We-PIO,
-turn4n-an4 takeAt few chances right at
!Mine the legal' towns wonid flourish
more -than -they • -••
ik4
SILLS
Atio PENT,. TIMM ‘ift Ii
TO PROBE BOOT PURcHAgo.
pechil:Parliamentery'ammittee Will
Investigate all Oiretimalaieee
•
4v -A
• •••
Shows.: whether he is progressive
or 'fetrogre-ssive. 4" must use '
the neatest -cleanest and best
, , ,
,p-rintinft would
ui-
press his business, foicibly .upon
Insf11.6w men ;
We are !Jere to
Do Yogi. Printing
- with sRlepdid equipment _and
late assortment of ,type t.e'ady- to
I
-semeThyou- e- Print
_
T
Ilatyou ant
The War You Want it
When YOil Want it
at
he7SiiiinerPreiies, Lucknovv.
end 'Orange Hall Ladies Aids, Mrs. E.
SPailing and Mrs.. W. G. -Strantratto-
sisted the ,pastor in burning ,the mort-
gage. The Grime Parsonage was built
about -seven yrntre ago; daring the
pastor -ate of, Rey, 11:
and is a fine, red -brick boo uk.piesent-
• Feb. 1„5.
John " a vmsi e. -
-launday afternoon. „, '
J. 0. anal A. spent -Sunday evening
with friends downcast. . •
, -Mrs. IL- ROM -Spent a few' 'days with
.ltirs-MeDoneldlastAveek. , _
ifi'
visiting friends on time 10th Con. •
Afi, and Mni. George Ilia, visited
Ma aRil gra G. Melvin, one day last
Willie and Alex Whytock spent Sun-
day with their atter and uncle On the
8th Con;
Mt, and Mrs, W 3 Wraith, Luck now,
Spent a few days the past week slotting
the fermer'e parents. "
. Nialeking
• .Laionday, Feb, lin
'Mr, and Mrs S Xilpattick and family
spent Friday evening at (5: Treleaven'o.
Mr; and Mr's, Anson .'inlay exttertale-
id a, numbor of their frienda on iMday.
,Tatueo Sanders had a ouceessful lee
bee on Thureday,.after which a pleasant
evening was anent,
Mr and UM, J. Jandelletl, of Laurier,
and Mr. end Mrs, Bed Finley, M Luck.
now, spent the Week end ac Anson Fin -
lay's •
John Mosier paseed away on hriday
evening of last week after it lingering
illness. The funeral took Oleo on Sun.
day tate-rutin to DucgAnnon cemetery
and was largely attended, Bey. 13, J.'
,0P945"43t
and Withent, "_
,
-"a-milli uerite Gemble, who hir
„
peeteereationthieh.ithettC 'ti th
rt;
friends in Detroit,beige on
Saturday last. •
Wendt Saturday
Women's
Institute intend boiling' a. -• on
'Friday evening, Feb, inch, in the Town-
ship Hall. A good program consisting.
.of reeitationo, dialogues, sOlOSt duets and
Musie•will Refreshments
be FlArlted'. Proceeds aid of the Petrie
:rale Fund. Everybody come. Adnilsalon
25 emits,
Parliament ' 11 appoint 'a special
committee to to investigete .the charges_
that Inferior boots were supplied netts
In the' Canadian overseas contingent,
Following the Suggestion .of sir Wil-
frid Laurier last Week. Premier.'Boe.
Bor-
den rOse• when the, Hound met Mends.);
to 'state, that be agreed that it 'Was in
the public ;interest. as: Well ati-due_to
variousmanufacturerswho, .hett-tinp-
lied--tlieseattichite:einAlutL.Go
*Wet, that the whole Matter should
beereferredeto-etrspochilecommittee-ed
seven meinhere. . •x!.
. . . . _
•
. Mt -01v" Rtir-Wat -Joke"Tnere Were no attempted airship
raide On Brookville or Ottawa Sunday
eight as was generally supposed.
yestigation seem; that the. aerial
Craft Were nothing more or less than
fire balloons sent up fiend Morristown.
2aMall.,Plage_ixerose the river tte, the
. result ,Of a !weaker:lake Tier scare
j)iirpogett to commemorate the emitterr
•of peeceedebratione- '
.41111'"lly "le–I I "111-1 ir "cm' t ureitreiratie" tne lir err" melte
IDS 1100 IN CANADA ,
"Swine liusistedryjn Canada" is the
title ,of Bulletin afp,', 17 of •Live Stock
Branch of the Department of Agticul-
ante at. OttitiVit. This publication de.
scribes' the JPeonhog and dieenaSta his
breeding and resting. •
-The breedr f swir reared in Canada
are described and ii history of ..eachin
given, An ifitcreliting Section is do -
voted to the troduction of Pork on
Canadian farms. The information WAS
evidently oeturi d from practical farmers
in cheesefactory and in . creamery dis-
tricts and- in seetions where hogs' are
Mora without dairy bylproduits..
The bulletin' with artieles
on hog cholera and tithercitloais, written
by the Veterinary IBrector General Ara
the Chid' inest inspector, teri estively.-
Bridiqette bad sharp of.the Servieell, tio.' This bulletii.. is generoim.dv illustraled
the house and wave. Mr, fltizitr In$ and minted in Ikea litmo ink; Copies
bon a oordont here (Jr ial.tfly year,,, are available tij those who apply for
Mach 0$004114 is felt for thst berearod them to the Publications *atelier the
*Ifs ,1nopartntorp, cuf Agrieulture at Ottawa,.
• U] •
.---Real-Estata-Men to 'Stand Trial
.Matehii.11 k Cooke • and the fair
1V1cOlitcheon brethere, were formally
committed for trial • :by -etagistittla
D01161011 -at 'Toronto. There
coesiee-sv1denco--toestateeetheree-*
11...Widespread • fried going on the
Magistrate • said atter listening to
-titehiriRitatleeiteavitadti. "
Of :the.accesedi •
Holland Protests, Too-, .
Tho ,Nothoriands GleiernMeitt halt
ip an, emphatic note- to (torment
'arc lieWint-itho-:_a_r,-.nonclroclank
Won. Of the, GOMA etimiralty, in
which. it IS eoieted out that ships
parrying he -Batch Dag be ro-
tectedtected in the War zone proscribed In
the preelatinatiOn.
°
•.Turkish POI;Ce Wiped Out
forte at 200 'Turks' eha Arabs,
ender °entail officers, Who were prat
piling to stun* the British Statleil
of Tor at the entrance to the Gulf
of Sees, were attacked and either
killed or taken prisoners hy‘ft British'
forme • •
Kidnapper and Victim Caught .
Ten -year-old Elate Streicher of _WY-
endotte, Mieh., who was kidnapped by
W. Grignier of the 'flame place, was
reseed in Tetonik and the man ete
rested. They had been missing for
several deirti and the Child, leeMed
to be terror of the man,, •
..., ..
St- tielciik , •
; The St. Miens branch of the 1Worlieres,
Indittite willhold their Ven. .klretilix.'
On Thursday, the -"25tIr4 at tiaak at 'tin
borne. of Mrs, it, It Miller.', 'Sullectte.
"Gossip", '. 4‘Who1esoine 'Aiello's. for . the
sielt" nail call; answer, -"Idean out sew-.
ing",,-QoestionlDraWeri thitai4 tio. • Any
of the bailee. thatcan contribute any.
While goods suitable for bandages, :eta,
,lor the hospital..hitt* Wes along- •to
4bs. %whilst!. . Vitt*-Pli WWII
. tempt • i
.:Sailaga Bank Dep. artinent
At Brest-1,0ms ,
iota* ideirst entreat ego
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eg:Ousi-470.66
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7New tfaalt;es Fr'pat Wire ana. CateS'
Connor's Washing, Machines Pure !'lat Meal
'Horneitead FertilizersTeeslitter Sleigbs1
qua -ft - only a few telt and-wlitte -sofa it • -dote grite-
•, • ,
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•
W. O. ANDREW
etTik of Hattliliori
' gleittaelA,tahituleitd 10.00)0:00800'‘
'Surplus $3 740,000"
' ACCUMULATING CAOITAto.
The lack of genital stands between wetly
a Mail and the•rn,rrying out er.a soria,b0.41.
item idea. • •
Beery young man on salary' has the Medea
' of accumulating capital. Weekly additions
of hirmall atiment6 to a Sayings account In
the hank of liatiiiitoti soon pitted him in ot
position of readiness for business melee-
ttillitite.
IL A, GLENNIO, Manager.
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