The Lucknow Sentinel, 1915-03-25, Page 5'
Thur$4,1 ;$04;*iz
• liendelson's
Dry Gootis Store
We have wt recal fed a 'new lot
of Ladies' and Chtldren's Reuse
toressee,AProni, giI0000- Dresses
of heauttful Woos and Cliegbame
for the Spring Tratip,
Fancy Ina& Misses' and Ohildrens
Seams. of Owl Washable Pante,
and Oinghains for Only 25 044,
Oyeralle inlilack and blue •etripe
41tierent btands au. 4eote.
$4.1xtloa at 13 eents,
Yeather Tickling, best kind 22 eta
„Cleat ;Value, M • odd Pente, for
evererlity and fine wearing. '
tellent patterns , and quality of
goods,
Men' and Boys' l'tectily"-treeveae
Snits at surPisingly lew prices,
Our , Neckwear a 1).41 • Negligee
.Shirts ,' are:. excellent.' for quality
and pattern'. • . • '
'Great Reduetione ail kinds of
_Staple Goods:
Niendelsonis
4
HAT COLO YOU HA
'ORM CO•UNTif NEWS,
may bring sickness, doctors bills and
. loss of work, you knew, that scribes
sickness usually stats with a Cold, and
. a cold only exiiie where' weakness
existh. Re,nember that.' .
• Overcome the weakness and nature
cure§ the cold -that is the lave of
reaton. Carefully avoid drugged pills,
syrup or_stYri-MapAsi they are' Only'
•
props and braces and whips.
, It is the pure medicinal nourishment
in Scott's Emulsion that quickly en-
• richeS the blood, strengthens the lungs
and helps heel the air isaseages. '
And Mark this welle-Scott's Eniul-
• icon generates body heat as protection
against winter sickness. Get Scott's
• . at yoWdrug'Stiiiiiii-day, --fra1Ways
strenitheos.and _
14-51 aeon* Bovie, Toronto, ontorio.
AND TRUNK le(itiTa
..EASTER..
EXCURSION
• sINGLE FARE
Good going and returning
•",1
FARE AND ONE-THIRD-
- Good going April i, 22 3, and -4.
Retell limit April 6th.
TENIVERANCU POKES
OF HURON COUNTY
The MOOKNOW SePirirfaik
1evE(4. Polvell was re-elected geld
South ,tturors.r. a Scotto, Butes.
011VOt
'Reretary and granted a montb's leave . —Monday, Mar'eh 9.2„
3frs, joseph Coiling Win1 Wmgham.
y
of igvenCe te Albertg, to help 14
hot wce1.4
Dan. Attn•AtiCeil, •of' Ripley spent "or
few days at Johnston ItOulaton's.
• Mr, Ito4•14ro, Ohm. Alton, of Lane%
spent Sunday at Henry Campbell's.
bvek()-Y V147"" viI4e1 11(15t seventh a. ;sutra conventrin of the t/1°R gallg'a5m'
wc4k a'ica 4044 403t0,414044tiPg Teinpre forces 42 Unroll county sts, `1111° 9• riebt ntlY tho
0,4'.10 4%9,5, fgi waking fteeeto,t 'serum ohltou, .Thursday. in,lt centity Wa0 Adopted e,oa ,rui)r VAIL WaS
on fellow player, The Onieault wite
Aersiniitted tint el, resentment over a
body oboe); mot with a few moments
befot,e.
J. L. Lackner,. butter manufaeturer
of Cliesley, is opening a retail business
in,Totonte and will move his &THY to
the city. He win.tootioue to operate
the erean3ery at eliefdey. *sots
to, get next the eonsumer, thus increas-
ing his profits,.
'Which was s leagt4 one, we print tbe. :: • •
folYiorwolos:ngt:,he r.epo.rt, af:thO field secretary .Re!r-- 4 a
3. Hawthorn, of Walkerton, the
web -known agent for tho anuffiet- , "To give a summary of the Work' . 60iletigli •
tually apeonin;lished weuld be a difficult Frank'irutchinii, -Weil( at the ildiord,
Vre.w,e,ted t46, COMPanY.'n sbrv.iPo talk SOme 0f it caonOt be told.- During liotel,. was acquitted by 14,tigistrate
„
anti- re moving. to S. Catharine. Few the nine months meetings have been held ly, .assisted by Mart 13,01d1 tblii Merging
agents are better known throughent where pessihre, yew secretary has de- ..0",0 of :mailing hvor meow.
•Bruce"Coutly than M. Hawthorn. livered forty addreeies and .fiermons, The'evidence given by a young fellow
' • '• the interest of the temperance Work of who was refusectliquer and the infoetna,
• 'John Fischer„ ef Caerick Town- the county; The work of correspondence .tion. Was not .considered ' sUflicientlY
fillip Who recently leased his farth to can he estimated by the feet that $le strong. " • '
Me son; Alex., had -.le- very• Hecceeiftil was spent in ,p9stagg; letters "being ,Writ=, The memb,ers the Alenesiutig CooO0
auction sale. last week, Three' ,grade ten at 'various interalle t,O'tb•SPeovmeial Saturday night informally present -
Cows sold, at ,$1000: and a thoroughbred Glevernineoti' tq members:Of Paillalnent,) •ed .Beginald Hot,
al* andtchlf Went; at • $163. Yining
cattle sold at prices Correspdndingly
high, '• ' • !
At the auction sale held by , Albert
Osborne, of Seugeen, last week, Allq•••
tioneer Pearce diepoeed Of $3,000
worth of stock and inaplemente in
three hours._ A thousand an hour •is
a record not made very frequently at
farm sales. One ' cow and brought-,
f 11) L.
all
the Presbyterian church. it was, admitt. tile'‘,/ te)ect$ i; ,
ed 4 4014 this wa$ the hest conven• ' i• ' t ' to ; u.lI • I t
n in
tion ever held in Huron county, the the c°13111I, 01. that (10.) " far P. IA4-
spirit and'temper of the pen assembled, sible, with lay workers MA Inintetere in :to
'Percy en4 eliftou ROPisteh Orgigt a
anger well for the future of the ebfleV'. tile interest
of our
CQ4ntY w°31g* days In Wingbam visiting their
The morning fieSsleo•Was, gasp over ta Ty ;UQOU ee h 1 gate ' •• sister, Mrs.. Inchar4 00)00ton,- - •
ttbh,,,e_puirienilietIvosfmtainsut4y4eciadlearesesoanov4entnieoligi ,t4;_,,rtchbeiaaleveeslenetinlregii,:er:$70pdime.uwwheereir aatte4:•'d;°- ',.ienbtTuellrhodeii,NIthodqn. TuAini,a04134. aa- airvuedetertonme' vtetneillel:14.re,topliruip,Oleithovte4t.
ffeeretery're report. The afternoon eession
e giveke Q e z nera li i $ • p .04 bY Owl -1 Pee& Who listened to two »n1 forget the date. •
celiventiem • . . able addresses by Roe i ra Hever end 1 :11
urere Life Insurance Co, him been
The body of Mies Sarah Wrightson,
aged 35; daughter of John Wrightson,
of Port -Elgin, was on Monday of last
week found in a well on the farm of
Mr. Westman, of Saugeen township,
With Whom she was, euiployeci. . It • is
not known whether the 'drOwning was
accidental or deliberate self nostril°.
tion.
• Fire started one night recently • in
the basement of the new $40,000 pest
office.buflding at Hanover, whicti
in process of conetruction caueilig
about $1,000 dainege and 411 deley•
the conspletion of the structure Several
weeks beyond'tbe time set, Prompt.
-Werk •by the firemen- •prey,entedetne-
destrection of the whole building only
•by a narrow margin. c,•
Wm. J. •Kirkland and timilyie of
Culross •near Teeswa,tei, left last week
for Sask., where they' intend
to reside permanently, • Me. Kirkland
Vook with him to the West a car -load time vge will have a perfect organization. „
• settesrs' °fleets, • A few years ago
while in. Saekatchewan, Mr. Kirkland
bought a half section of •land near
-Wilkie, and two othis-sons have h
working this farm -since that time.
They leave it-welltecepipped'Llarm on
the 7th on of Culress •
techtilSit
• . s „
-s-Monday,.March $2,
noTth:oeethosits olitei hi 8., 0, be closed. on the
nitraber from around bore attended.
the dance, at-litectellicLean's last Week
Punean Matheson Yrati inGoderich
last week attending the funeral Of a
terniet school Chou).
• A ex social is to be bald in • the
,achoollipuse oreFeidaY, April 2nd. A
good time eXpeeted.
newsP4Pe.i8, conntY w"kwi'an4 In an' 'P.16ftti anti° 1°IrllierAlloiller •Qf th° :)rwtbujade'lect4sit in vivwe'd'Ybo.eriek: 0°114.'41e:11g
•
SWer t� cbmPlaiots and reque:itefOrbelp,. -with a ,gold Wrist watch and a amokitig
"Along the flee of laYe enforcement we set on the eve of his 4ersiiiie jola ..Mif,X.eneie, daughter of Donald aleKen;
have kept, in touch with local organise the university corps of the Canadian
goes Where effective and with individual Field Artillery of the 7,th
teroPerance workers when no orgattiza- ,Toosp- as he was famidarly known, is a
don exists„ ' have visited the various a popular -young man in. town, and will
Westford'
oentreth from tune to thee covering the la fellowed by the best wishes of evcre- • Monday. -Mar eli 22;
entire county. 1 . .
That Heron County will not be MAO ilingtefran.4u'aefagifrrrsa. YEaMridnMrral;,-sCpennt eWtheedr:
.
During the seven months no license • '
convietionahaveheen registered.against. in .2.3,_
at least twelve hotelreforinerly under le. e ••••-
beisses, L drug store, 1 dreyman, 1 rest: the- lerevineiel :Government for radial--; ar,,, Martha Ilrow-n visited
: Miff
ff ' t to ' - ' b idy. 'f ' - 'neeclay the guest -bilk& R. Turner.
roads in sho-wn by the Strong deputations E. AIA ' ,
intrant, 1,1ivery stable, ' a.nd- 00 or more
on the public street. • which will go to Toronto to attend the ''' a "en Y" • •.
The Auxiliary of the Church
Persons were fined for being intoxicated
hydro commission conventien, The Town
Council will send all its _memberte ,and land held a quilting bee at M :6hn.
' The number of fines shows three things: the town clerk.. The 'Board of Trade liodgin's on Thursday leet,
1. -That the law is beirig. violated. 2., -
That steps are being taken to penish of- vvill send ebveral. The radial committee The, Smithy spent Sunday as usual a
of the County Council y.111 also be pres- the 1,108t Qtffee.
lenders. 3: -That the Provincial Gov- ent, and some hundred delegates will he Mr, Howard Haldenby ;pent Sunday.:
eintnent aeltnowledges the inability id .
sent from the county. In all probability at his, home home .-here: •
local inspectors to cope with the situa-
4 special train will be run from here on
Thursday evening Huron County Some -ofithe young fplks took . in the
time as two-thirds of the convictions
against ex -licensed _keels were secured first to make application for airadial line
was party at Mr. Echenswiller, Friday even-
\ In our opinion, however, our besq work
through i he Provincial Inspector. and the Hydfo Electric Conimission lug'
ip e y , years age _.;,I.A.1.3.;.,g,ratigoltirto,aorirdgrthaneisdpr.teeinsinia.ted .Ny04
.
does not result in fines or arrest, tut inadea con let surve * two '
and gave an estimeee: . Every effort is vv'alte 219° Ina I
rather in seen* and helping individuals,
and by the transformation orlaw break- being made to get, a line through the Nr. Ed. Stariley had the misfortune
into • • • • emote to connect either with London or to have his residence distroyed by fire
last. Monnay; inernire4, hut Vie uncler•
stand the loss is covered •by irenirance.
-wIlithijiM6-iMise Eiat-hAelnilisotdrgilikiii. Pent °11!aaji-
„ Ble Thos. Fallon who has been on
the sick listiot_soine_ time. _Wont. and
around again, glad to see you Tom.
•
Mrs. Donevon, is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. O. Thompson, Teeswater.
Roy went west on Sunday, wonder
what's theattraCtionl • _. ,
' There was great excitment here on
Sunday afternoon. Some. thought it
wan aeroplene- hitt-it:wee onbelyriIter-
coming in his Phaeton.
• • '
ere .'s -We, Log omens. .. -,-- Maryelay-WeyelExeter. -This line
Many cases have. been .in-av gated by -
would -also help the town out of the hole
-our - &pertinent ' and -means, adopted - in n e t 'th the CFI ire West
whereby,. we belnive•we,have 1 eenmstru- Shore ItailWay, itarted-by J. W. Moyes,
mental ih, cleaPing up the place, so that and -left half conipleted and a ."white
frotia them, we will have noftirther trou, depiminomfm the,ownships,f Ash/wit,
ble. - \ •
Our work of organization has been,
arinodh.Huron and Kincardine and Gode
eornewhat 'hampered on amour -it Of .0M.
ditions arising out hf the war but in due •
We believe the time has come, Whee a -• LilMall
. ,. -Monday, March 22
nentral organization in sti.eh places, , as • -
Auburn, Dungannon, and Belgrave will C. it Wray has gone to Montreal on
derbetter work -than -an -organization that business:. ...!, - -,-
.... .
Miss Jennie 'W
recognizes the township twit, provided alden is visiting friends
that every-satedivision be loOked-:aftere-ean--the-ath Con. ...•- '
'-, The:eonVention adopted-unaeimouily___ - • • • ” • "
-utergeltownerirae-hared- with --lies.:
Return tickets will be issued between
all stations in Canada east of Port
• Arthut and to Detroit and Pott
Mich„ Bugalo, Black Bock Niagara
,
•
'Falls and Suspenslon Bridge, N.Y.
• Tickets and further particulars at
Grand Trunk ticket offices.
• Stea ip Tickets on Sale
0. MARTIN. Agent. Lticknowo-
Rurth ton.. KinIsso
;--Monday, March 22.
' John McDonald has been batcbingfor
&meek andfindsit-ratlietid•11.11: _
' The mite who looks after the tele-
lphones and wires was along this line last
-,^ - - -- • -
Zelk,Hodgkinson lost a valuablecow
lately and also a horse some tinseeadier
2_. the winter. "
Mrs: Janiee Martin has been spending
a week with her brother, Dan McDonald,
near
,
• Of tlfe men along our line attend-
ed the sitle'on the old Anderson place
_in_ Viler* WitiVanosh ro7day •• • •
- Walter McKenzie has found another
- hutikY Irishinan to take 'Seintiel Kyle's
place on the farm for this -season. • „.
_
•
. •
Langside
--31.6ntivij/Welf-22:"
• A number of theta:limas around hes*
are engaged in making maple tsyrup. • •
" We regret to report the illness oi Miss
Tena Moffat. We hope tor her speedy -
recovery,
John Murrayis suffering from an
attack of LaiGrippe.....Welepefie will
Boon be around again, •
Miiii-Etiithilicategor-syAnt
-• "water 'DU
opending a cOuple of Weelete_e•-
Dan McIntosh has been cutting wood
in this neighborlmod With his .gesoline
engine tor the last few days. . •
John Reid had charge' of the Young
Peeples Meeting hid Thursday night.'
.The topic for nest Thursday is "Favorite
Banks of -the Bible rind Why." The
leader ie Itobt. ilieffat, All are cordially
. invited to attend.
* I
Verdun
Mrs Blue spent •a few daywwith her
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Geddes.
Mr. and Mrs Wm. McMullen spent
Friday evening it Harry Courtney's.
• Mr. •and' MM. John Wilkie spent
Monday evening at.Mr. R. Wilson's.
• Mr.' and Mrs. Peter Reavie entertain -
ail, number Of their friends on Monday
evening. •••• •
Misses K. Macintosh, C. Wilkie and
13, MacTavish, anent a pleasant evening
at the honie of• Miss Elizabeth Bell,
' A number of the ladies of the-Insti-
• tute met it the homes of Mrs George
Shiell's and Air. Robt. Irwin's • this
•week, to sew for the Red Cross.
--IturaleMaileis-proving-everieratiefac
ory and Convenient to the farmers of
this vicinity. The Pest Office at Ver.
•dunoehich has been• in, charge .-ot
Irwin tor many years, will be closed on
the 4,st. of April. Nene; however, will
forget the •excellent services' at and
pleasant visitato the Post 01flee... _
•
Tiverton .
• March 22,
Miss ltdriaBleir Spent. over Sunday
akar honte
-Mr: Irwin 'nide the 'gra trip to the
' lake this setietin with Ins auto. •
The etegeirindo ini first through trip
front Pcit Klgiri to Kincardine on wheels.
MAttaint:---At Underwood c by Rev.
Itellahr aeorfOna .11.erk(lerson to
Bert Leggitt. ,„ •
• Miss basis MeFttdYeti has opened the
Prairie 'Millinery one door West el the
poscoffieo, Tiverton,'
Miss Ida Mantost, turse,yeturned to
betroitthis week 'after spending s month
boowith, her parent. . Mr, and Mrs,
'Robert Meit(tosh,
110141.44le1nt09b, it) Tiliertoo, , en
Mock is, lots, to Mr,, and Mee, G.
Meintosh, of Poraiihe• (4. ,sen. Divs.
fti thtotAi d04100 0(10! 044 Mrs.,
Mafeking
• (InwiltiO-for-last-week)---------
L,Will Cranston visited his uncle, Geo.'
Twamley, last week. , . • •
and Mrs. win Cfniief visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ss. Kilpatrick en Friday. ,
A number of our young people spent
Friday evening at A. KirIcess, Dungan-
non.
-• The raple syrup seasonis-henr-again
and a number in this neighborhood aretotiotei:at ithheeilgluitdoatanckeeofe aerlieye electors seoffer
Miss V. Hutcheson, of Whitechurck .
busy. tive action to ensure the pmen in thefield as candidates at every
week.lacing of good
•'
visited her cousin, Mrs. J. Blake, last bye -election and gener Ai- election.' Piee
' eine]
••• Mrs..Wm. Blake and Cecil JohmAAA Dominion, supplyingthem
spent theweek end with :Goderici
nstop with the comprehensive and important
. i
friends. - - •
Will Finlay. having. diarsed of. his
,iiyaperattir Sem Kilpatrick! has in-
'stalledTaIarger one 'aria 1[3 doing 'wit-
ness on larger scale this year.The 131akes'EptioribLeakite spent a
delightfuLsocird evening in Zion Orem
Hall last week, where they were enter-
tained by the Zion League. Everyone
hopeared to have athoinugh good. time.
theleillowinr-resolutiomenlawe, came „,,..4„ -e-- ---e--------
_ ,r t e coming season,- - - .t-
inent until such times as the Govern -
Thomas Ray hawreturned home from
ment deems opportune for the abolition
a two weeks' visit in .1ludson; Mich.
ef the local inspeeter'S office: We plate Jan McPherson entertained a few of
ourselves on record as being in favor of Mrs. J. ' Drertnare of Port Albert, his friends one evening last week, '
,
one inspector for Huron at an adequate visited her sister, Mrs W. Bell, last week Lines Zimmer of ormosa, has been
salary, in place of three inspectors as at Itis with regret we le.arned of the engaged at Thos. ,McPherain's for the
•present The following is the attitude death of Pte. Percy. Bridges, who was summer. . • - •
,
of the convention on political action. • killed in service in France about Neerly everyone around here has the
4111. Pte. Bridges was mail car- "grinee".
1. That this reaffirmteae march
its platforni . the object for which the rier en this route for seer time Mee: Jas. Struthers is spending a few
Dcminion-Alliance etands, nahiely, "The , • 0 • •
total impression of the tragic in intoxi- . Purple Grove
eating beverages," and declares it to be
the,duty of the Ontario Legislature, to
enact -legislation prohibiting the liquor
traffic as far as is within the .power ofat
Provincial Legislstive Assenibly.
• 2. That this Convention calls upon all
friends of the temPerknee caullE to -111167
above party 'reference end affiliation in
earnest effore on every Opportunity; to
secure the nomination and election to
- Eighth -ton; LuIross--.
the Legislative ssem y o men
will support the most progressive temper-
ance legislation proposed, regardless. of
party "be ac
ttained by consideration, and that this
bnly
loyally standing by
candidates 'Who are known, avowed and'
• trust -worthy supporters :of the Alliance
3. That for the attainment of this ob-
•ject, we call upon temperance electoeW
throughout the Province to take more
• Activelart in the 'organization and-rnane
agement ef theirreepective political par-
.
• days in TeesWater with Mrs, Curran,
• Monday, March 22.
Mr. Cameron spent the week and at,
his h�iiii in. Lucknow. •
' Rev.: Mr. Stride ,preached, in Wesley
chnich Sundtqr evening.
• The Conialesent list are Mrs. .Win.
Hill and Miss Lettie
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Emerson visited
1rinftinudSiastStunlay. •
Mr. and • Mrs. Frank Stanley and
Mins :Velma, visited Mr. and Mrs. Col-
lieetStinday,
• Mr. Hugh Scott has returned to his
liomen Melfort: Alberta, •after spend-
ingrLehe winter at his .old home at the
Grove
• who is very 'ill.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. • Elliot entertained
a large number of 'friends last Monday
evening in the form Of , a farewell to
• Corporal Allan ' Melhuish, :edio is in
training at Guelph. fie was presented
with a beautiful Wrist"Watch and the
following address wawread: •
•Culross, March 15.
TO Cetporal
• We, your fellow friends and neighbors
have collected here to bid you farewell
• on the eve of your 'departure to foreign
lands te. fight fir your country's honour.
Your soCialinterionise-Witli us -chirittg
your stay hi our neighborhood has been
very pleasant to us and we hope it has
been the same with you.
Duribg themanystirring scenes with
Which yen are sure to.: meet in your
iourneYingsnioend the world may you
• ever carry with you our beet wishes for
youreomfort \ and safety.
May you soon' return coveted with
the -glories won in battle. •And as -a
slight token, of respect we ask -you to
• takethis-Wit-1V tirch.1
And may you ever remember • the
warm friends you, leave "behind, Who
will.be ever looking for your safe return.
Signed on behalf of your friends: •
• • Tena Waugh,
Leroy. Elliot,
CLEANING AND GRADiNG SEED,ORAIN_••_
• MDFLAX
The'1913 Seed Branch inquiry into
ties, and 10 insist upon bb nomination -7 -theeonditien-of-seed-grain used hi Cane
and support of eandidates who will stand ache showed that an average of 44 nox-•
for Principles ariajorPPosais hefew"4n "efore tons and Icommon weed- seede.4ere
set out, _ being Seeded -on, saare-rol of land
4. In ne
order to seetwe the• making of in o, Seed wheat and barley were
teiriperance the finpreine issue, of politics. equally foul and flax was. about four
the Executlye•Committeii be instructed, times Worse. 'Over 88 per cent of the
to • prepare coneiseand definite •instrue- 2065 samples of wheat, -oats, barley and
flax collected as • being sown , were re
ported cleaned:with fanning null, ,but
inoet of the saniples Aimed that either
the mills were not equipped with the
premer sieves or else'they -were not well
oPerated. The remaining home-grown
seed, almost 11 per cent,- was being
sown direct from the thresher with no
• Walkerton
Capt. Arthur McNeal, who went from
here with the first. Canadian 'contingent,
is at present located at Tidworth,, near
London, as a Special instructor.
Louis Dieppe' thirdear sttident in
ecienceet Torohnto University, is paying 'Arable, a deleoation from the county or-
-kis parents, Mr. and Mrs, M Dieppet,
Colborne street, a -flying visit. He is
one of tlie 60bhosen from the University
to go to the front as a epeend. auxiliary
unit for the 'gist Canadian contingent.
'He expects tO sail at an early date,
„. "John Tyne and J. flontledge, both 6f
'Mortis Township, Kura), County, were
brought before Vitgistrafefroltento.day
for stealing, A. Sehntw . hoteikeeper
i
of Formosa, had a set of ingle harness
stolen front hie stable onFeb 25tli last.
These two Men were el(phis. barns that
i and were drunk. 1Prov eial Polite
Armstrong, took up the tiado and lifter a Preside*, A. T. Cooper, Clinton.
long searoh located the larneee on the Treasurer, John Philayson, Sotforth.
pretnises Of these men, finding part of it Secretam I. A, Irwin, Clinton. •
With eaoli, The niegistiuto let, them oft viee-preetrieutel . , •
An nuenewied goteigs on thois makinit lfortkIturon, Ir. Iluelumkt, Wiriglis.4
n toott,otloa pA4 piten4 414004 . (lo,Ittp YlvoN 41i goluotAt Aoclotinu
. % . .,, 4
. .
informatine that has been eodpiled by
the Alliance and give them ell possible cleaning. whatever. --Small, broken and
Melee, and practical astistance. shrunken seed in the se:moles also in-
. 5.-joat
ing:ve._rootototaata.----aiiatto ~:-..eereel*e-Aueiteitict-te-t.-grarde'd--ur re -
the Provincial Executive. MOVo from one-third to one 1111F- of 'the,
(it)
That thorinigh orgartization ef • total andmosta the wt. ed seeds
lected as soon as poelenle in every dee- -will he removed with the screenings.
'War di visio i7t ?ewe -ef-thirweed eds are --to-qo
to the polling sub-divieions to carry into separate, but most of them can be re.
definite action tlie.policy formatted in matted by a fanning mil Any mitke
the previoue dames and•that conventions of mill Which hal sufficient shake, angle
be ailed regtilatly for this mimosa Or slope of sieves and wind supply may
(b) That qualified orgenizem be cm- be provided with suitable sieves. The
ployed to doe. tbis work. • top sieves should be just coarse enough
(c) That ench county oreardeetiort he to let the grain run through, and need
recommended tn ftecept thb Alliance de. stabled alive to run cdartie inipttrities
claretiori on political actin as its awn- Over the tail Of the „mill,' The' lower
platform.•• screetis should lave openings. of the size
01) That practiceable and de, _required for grading or retrioving weed
seed. •
ganization wait upoe the nominating Virith \wheat the grade for high-class
conventions anti ask:them te (tot in ad- eted is made Over en perThrat-
cordoned with' the Allianee platform; ed Seteee. IThei grade for oats is
-
thus &miring the raisiog of the question made over it SerCtin With 1310tS 5/04 by
in the tIontinating conventions. -Bexley requites the owe type
- , ,
4.(g) That where Only‘ooe Suitable,. can. vettit Biota target depending On the Site
didate (es defined in ,e1a11Se 2) -is Womble- of the seed. Wild buckwheat may be
tell after Audi proceedings, the county removed' from *beat by a screen witji
organieatiOn shall promote hie catulidat. triaegillar perforations 9/04 inch or
nro and if TiO such condidato latger. Flax requires- on top it woVtiri,
ted by either party ti4 county orilativie wire skim 3stla inch me.sli (3 spaces to
tion shell, if praetieable, nIsce a &null- the inch one way' and, 10 the other) and
date of its own in the field. . a 1/14 inch perforated.,Screen
The otilters for the ensuing year are If slat% Or Screens of tlie desired size
and toe ettrinOt be lied:front the tan -
meg inill manntatturer, the sheet Mat-
erial may he obtained through any rt.
lLable ttee4 WOO and Made up by &oar.
voitur,
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ataii is Spa e .
NextWeek for
SpringRequire-
ments.
-THE BUSY HARDWARE s'rosn
Many women with disfigured.complemons .
never seem to think that they need an occasional cleaniing
imicle as well, as outside. Yet neglect of this internal
bathing shows itself in spotty, and sallow complexions -as
well as 1U dreadful headacheis and biliousness. Irehecatise
the liver becomes sluggish, and waste matter accumulates
which Nature 'cannot remove without assistance. The best
CHAMBERLAINS TABLETS
remedy is GhamberlaiWs.Stemach andlaver ahlets, which
• stimulate the livertobealthyactivite, remove fermentation,
gently cleanse the stemaeli and bowels And tone
digestive system: Sure, safe and reliable. Take one
night and you feel bright and sunny in the morning: Get
GhaMbetvlahioniteebt4daiY12—dpZicalineetecIn5e0.anOyt,1::07y9mr.,:itgotrefe
Getting too Warm
for Heavy Rubbers
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:TOM t� Put the heavy •rtibberS _away anclrjk.
rep1ac- theins -with gogd 'Atti513/1.46-68 thati;)011',.. '-
turn the' wet. We were fortunate in 'securing a
quantity of -French and English itip. .§bo'es, 'I.t *ill'-
. pay you: to get our prices on these goods before buying...
They cannot be procured now. at any price -from' the
wholesale dealers as there 1s' none of tlrese heathers
• being imported on account of the Wer. :We also have
a good stock of Tode-in-Canada Leathere at. popular.
,
prime;
Easter will Soon be Here
Everybody wants new shoes for Easter.
In Ladies' Fine Shoes In Gi3ntlemen's Fine Shoes
our priees range from we have them from
$2.25 to $5.00 $2.50 to.$5:50
wJ JOYNT
LOCENOW..ONT.' °
.. • A_ Square Shod" Deal__ for .Eve,:aLbutly,,,r__:
Oier40111.meeSsiOiloisneenagWeie4 Apowtoisowiviwili 4
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You, Don't Need a Tovirn. eller
-to-emphasize-the- merits -a :your. husiness-or-announc•
your_spacialsales-. A ..straighttstor,y_toldin_a_atr_aight
way to the reallars of this paper will quickly reach
--the- eatnrot the thoughtfuLiritelligent hitying publich.
• the people who have the money.in their poCkete. and '
the people whq liSten -to reason and. not noise. our
books will show you a list of the kind of people you
appeal to: dell and see them at tills office.
Figure This Out For Yourelfp,.
Suppose that, instead of selling
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'. ilk sold it like ordinary fence, through. agents and •"iniddlenien":
. . . .
Would a 13500 Salesmanager's salary add one cent ' When yeti buy front PAG, you 'deaf-directiiir-th the -
Cent to the WORT11 Of your fence? NO -but it would factory. 'Stott -Sy only one s nail profit between you and
add several cents.a rod to the ?RICO. • ' • ns. And you get the liEST VZIC:14 at the LOWEST cost.
Wonld!a $2500 Elockman's salary add 'One day. to PAGE E'EXCE, WEARS 'MST, because it's lioneSt13r
the LIM of your fence? NO --but it wouta) add 20 • made • thrbuglinat. An, No. 9 wire -No, 9. loCks-t a n. t
pd. cent. to its Selling pride.. laterals ---correctly spaced nprights-fitiest gillvanizing
and the hea-
vieerr
sttoiilgt
pf
any fe•ice.
!.•. ;SPECIAL FENCE14. ,•
no 0 top spd bottom*. italatitto100.,18. I MA.n. your
15010.1,tt 8 18688 °matt. •
littftatt . . -• ' $04.: ..• 113 308 re:nad:10:;::;1011':::111041::: -:
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14..ft:Gate........,..1.......„;44144 Cheek' 61°11"' .
14•1310c48.1ncit , . - -
ft -6 , WI • da. . to. If
s-ft.Gate•. „ • 2,30
Sot tx1018'.....,, ..... . ... . ...... ..
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25 lbs. Ilre:.
.co WIro...-
....-,..,', . .75 • d
der, or 'hank"
. .•raft. Got
215' lAmStaplatfl • .. . 50
allipmehtfrcint
tiantediate
neartystech-
Lifttl/c1/114
• -CIA i neer el+
tit over. f
Would a 24
percent to 35
poteent Deal-
, at's Protit-,or
a Deakin; Mao
EXolireloti To -
Flotlde-h o I p
to ka.OP the _
00W8 but ot
year corn/ Isra,..
-t 11 :7help to Malt
y a buy no
toime 09ot
tei years to
repines the
i Vromout light
weight lance.
So -why pat •
100 petoont
"eon tag ex.
petite" for tho
Pitt 11 a go Of
FaipPottlna the
dealer? ,,
. PRICE LIST
• 'HEAVY FENCE ' -
xo. auto 8paetni . PtIao in 61a
' • Meat* Inches lima hbelsontelq Oiktatiq
5 37 • 22 8 10, . .... . .. ... '$0•21
• 6. -411 - 22- -66)4;770- 11.14, 9- - • — .24 -
, 7 • 40. 22 5;4. 7 -7r 714, s .26
43 22 5: 04. 714 0, 10. 10 .26
--'11"'"r•42""--..-12 6, 6, 6, , '6, 6, 6.. . .. .29
• 42 • 16;4 6, 6, 6 6, 6, 6, 6 • .31
8 4/ 16W 4, 5, 5 . 7. 8!f, 9, 9,
8., 47 21 4, 5, 54. 7, 8,, 9, 9.. ..... .30
48 22 6, 6, 6, 6 6, 6, 6, eV .34e
48 1634 6. 6, 0, 4. 6, 6,_6. .36 '
52 21 • 4, 4, .5, 534, 7, a , 9 .34
0 52• 16 4, 4, 5, ,5 7. 8 9„* -' .26
13 , 16 3. ,3r 3. -4.• 1,4 7 gX. 3 43B
10 5 16 3, 3, 3..4, 5; 9. 9 .39
12 55 ' 16 •3, 3,3. 3,4, 5 , 7.. .42•
New Ontario PrIeea on tletpieat. ALL 111)14. No. 9 GAME
ifitErGier PAIM ON GitioaltS
Or, $10.00 OA, Oita
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Or..f t tav I1 St, West., Tttronto
i487 Chutch St* Walkeprilla.
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