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lialtVEIC$.14Noto.aait,uornow. Ont. •Agent
far various lleesof insaranee,„ Vire and ate
first Ohms oempi,nies guaranteed. ()WY
• Taeldentragint Inlaieknow 0 tile London
Motels). A. munbar "9t village end farm
ProPoriA00 for Iola -
I IA Q. X. Liteltnewledge meets every Pridav
• waiting at 8 O'clock In their Ball. Camp,
' ben street. ' .All brethren cordially invited.
oMoers*,—NOble tirand. Theo: Watson; Vice
Grana„.0. T.A1metrong,_• Trees,, Alex. Ross;
It0e. noe.4 At M. Boyd; Sec,,
arson.
A. ihAt•IL. R.C.-au Light Locire meets
. every Thursday night on or hefOre the full
•° moon. in the mnsonie hall.11aveleckstreet
• Luebnow. W. M., A. maononaldi. B. Nir.r
• Dicamoroui0; W..0.1,4114314 ooy. W. A.
NirilsOnt."
C. 9. F. .sbeiviesa. :Did. 60, Lucknow,
In every last Monday of' the month in
•".in the OddrelloWa`Mall.. brethern
• s cordially invited to .attend, _chief Ranger,
• John E. nellRee, Secy.; nobt. Orahato
Phu. %T. • ktobt Johnston, Troos• D. it.
MaoI
a. 0.17. W. faieknow Lodge, Zoo: 137, meets.
. Bowe litiondarof each month in .the Odd-
• fellows' Ball. Master Workman, J. Mae-
Diarmid; Fin. Seer. D. it. Maantosb; Itoo.
Sew. , Geo. Potter; Treas.. Alex Rosa
Dental
11. 1. VOWLE1t, 1). 8,, 4. 1). 8: Mice up
atairs In Mutton Block, Teeswitteri, • Spec
- • lid attention:to_ gold Plates, arowiiing and°
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work. lts Wroxeter 3rd.
• • .Wedneoday of eaell Month; Gerrie Thur,
- G. A. NEIVTON, Dentist.- Office
Aiim Block, Lucknow, out ,_Alt modern
methods Used. Best xnaterlal* furnished.
CreWitand Bridgework.. , Painless' extract
ion by theNise of the latest, _simplest and
. safest remedy. SOMNOFORM .Newest'
thing In artificial teeth. PialeiV4
non breakable - .•
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If you lake& course with, Us: " The
demand -upon us flair ',trained help iS
,niatiy- times the number graduating.
StudelltO are entering each week..
You may enter at tiine. Write
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CREAM W71;77\
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WE "want cream and will pay the
7 'highest:market prices for good
Cream. Summer ,Creamery and
Cheese.Yettory,Neota::brivingiz
• cream' diking the winter Pionths
would de well to ship to us. We ^
'weigh; -ss-.1bpw and . test each can
of cream carefully that we receive,
and return a" statement Of same
each ;time.We furnish two cans,
pay, express ' charges and issue:
cheques for 'cream. ,tvilee each
Month. Write: us and give • Us a
trial. It Will cost you nothing and
We guarn*teo, you :Satisfaction. ".
'For - further particulars, .write 'or
serid'for cans and givens a trial.
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The •Seaforth Creamery, &done, Ont.
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G AND TRUNK RAILWAY
SYSTEM
WINTER RESORTS
,
,
SPECIAL Rouyn TRIP 'FARES
LONG 'LIMITSTOPOVERS' •
. ,
'Asheville and Plot Spriiigs, N.C:; Char -
Nassau,
• Ark.; French Lick Springs, Ind.; Jack-
sonyille and all Florida points:- Havana;
•• Cuba; and, New Orleans, La., via New
'Stork and rail; (Or steamer according to
• deatindiori,) or Via Buffalo; -Detroit Or
BERMUDA AND WEST INDIES
Other Health Resorts: Mount Clemens,
Rtigh...3; Battle Creek, Mich.; St. Cath-
arines,. Welland and Preston $prings?
Further partienlara-on-application -to
Grand Trunk Agents. , . • • •
- 0. MARTIN, Agent, Lucknciw.
dinitme 2 .
11011. TEACHER,
*wont Break Down
Alburtiri, Pa. -1f I am *teacher in tbs
pablie Scheele Mid,/ got into a very
• youu ren -down condition. / dried not
• - ,sleep and had no iippetite. I was tired
all this .thne. My sister *eked me, to try
'Vinol. 1 did uO,and within aweek my ap-
petite improved and I could sleep ill
night And now/ feel well and strong.
Ross M. KELLicit,'•Albiirtis, Pa; ' •
Ws guaranteeVinot, our delicious cod
• liver and irotritOrdvfoeallivItikaned- •
rundown conditions and for chronic
_
• A. M. Spence, Druggist, tuck,i044,'
Outworn *unit
Published every Thursdroy morning
et Imelinow, Onterie. '
O. MAOKletegIN. Proaleter
mei Utter.
J13. 17th, 1916
WHAT THE GERMANS
HEARlintlEVE
Visitore from United Ststea eitioP
along the Oanadiaq boundary tell us that
it is surprising the sort of war literature
that is being passed oifupon, the (Armee
Arogrieeile Mt wee Pews. Their Unties -
standing of the war situation is entirely
different from ms., With them the
Alliett are being beaten and all the atroc-
ities are being coinmitted by theBritish.'
Of cennif3, 'the Germain at home are fed
on 010 liable sod, Of.- stuff, • and they
are wt the additional disativantage of
having no iettrce of other information,
An English women recently 4 released
from interment in Germany nye that
the thing farthest from the minds of the
'conimen,PeOhle of (*mail is thattheie
country is likely to be beaten in the war.
They are abort of Kane kinds ' of' food
and ti*Ond•the enninNU endmiddlaelass
of people lint* is unknown, but up to
the present they bear .thetsv privatienit
cheerfully bedauee they believe Britain
is on her "lest legefinincielly" and that
the war Oinat seen end in complete vie,
tet7 for Germany. This is what, they
get to induce them to starve and fight
and freeze and die for the Kaiser. °'
A trample of the news pasied off upon '
the .0ernian.Americatis, who, we are
Void,: are contemplating 'it :raid upon
Canada, is contained in a recent issue of
"The Fatherland", the New,York orgf4.
of Gennep opinion. •
who *tie Salilllit• by it* iota muck
soldiers did whO vivre gestied bY the
Gernians.''
That is the opinion of Thigh Olark,
Sf. P. for North Bruce, as stated in his
newspaper, '1'heKincardir„e Review. Mr.
Clark would lie in Ottawa attrndingtlie
tieeeion, perhaps la the Parliament Build -
111101/2 et the time a the lire, and, though
he may to mititakeu,..hie Onininn is of
more value than that of the men, whose
tiuti, it, was totillardsgainstoutragefe —
THE P004 nOom ON mo.nE
13oneces ghost the Pool tOoin
que.etion will net deien.
As Stated in cur report of the Tillage
Council- proceedings two -Weeks agiVtiver
opplications for 0, pool nom license ate
now before the council. A Majority of
.the.couicillors. did not feel disposed to
dee' with the applications at the last
Meeting, and they were laid &Or' until
t archtiO3ting..NNtiou't huew"WhT
this. was done, but antobject likely was
in order to give the public an oPportun-
ity to &seine the question,. , and to give
the councillors an opportunity to ascer-
SO far as they can, whit ,'the 'mind
of the public he regarding a licensed pool
room in the Village. • •
The questionof a licensed *11'mm
la now. entirely different ;from what it
win' when it war hitt up before the coun
cil, At that times pool room WU be -
PRUHMITION0 Tat, plOPLA
ARP THE GOVaRtontNT
(Belitorial froTit iiie'lCiugetou Daily.
• - Standard, Conservative)
It scents to ue that thosa'. people who
are oppoenig referendum to the elect-
ors of Ontario Upon the rtollibittoe
crFetien, basing their opposition, as One
et theircirculare puts it„,upon the gnat -4d
that ilia* "a light for Iriberty againet
Tyranny," are shooting' far wide of tbe
scark. There ie no such issue involvted;
neither is it a queetien whetner we, are
One Of the eircilleni put tt; "te
be robbed of onir (Wedeln aBritish eub:
teats," or to "have our private life con-
trolled.'•
a,The, real issue aa we tee it ife
,
this:: Whetker. or not the people ofthe
provinee ass whole -not theYrobibition-
ists oidy, not the anti-ProlubitioniSts
only, but all the peOpleee.aliail belle the ,
right 'to -yam Open greatiluestiOn iti
volving tho materiel and themora.1
wefl-
being ,Of the Piovince.- Thequestion, in
short, 18, She1.1 the people :of this great
Province he consulted or aball they be
.tgifored:in reSPect to OW' real and very
vital issue'? „Were it for. 'The .StandUrd,
to aeswer theipiestien, we shOuld. ans-
wer, enipbaticallY in the ethrmative;
should. say decidedly that the peoplep
whe in the last anal:mare the Govern-
m
inen, wti;:shet;r1c1, hit ve*; Estr.voe,loeteolinie,dveittearlMiiiln:
port:etre shoUld or ahoeld not 'be put
to effect Were this,. done there would
be no rhPe:4.1p04. peraonal freedOM; it
would merely be 4, ease of ellowieg the
majority to determine and:decide anima.-
tire question. •
The Empire to dayIS -XtrWar and in
its stress it appeals to Aid trusts: the
people to do their full duty tOVIthrd help,
lag to overcome the war-niefilIiins.It
is (Vane of iMplicitfaith and trust in
the people, And as it is in this.Titanic
worldbattle. till it (melee te es itShould:
be in the lesser mime Ot-ftohibition or
no Prohibition; the people filiduld be
trufited and it should be put Squarely
up to them whether or pot a Prohibitory -
law 'shall be put into effect; How when
the appeal' is .to the sovereign people
there can be infringeme0 of personal
liberty or of interfereine persorial
raii quite beyond Oa. *, • .
.
After Stating that Premier Borden was
called upon by his masters in England
to intern all. alien enemies and to give
, •
thein no protection it says:
The servile satrap, paled at these '. in-
structions, but obeyed Omni. At all
Canadian towns and countrysides, 'freer
British Columlnate Quebec, theCamick
ran riot audlypified literati( with brutal"
008814 deeds. He 'binned 'houses,
plundered, shops, and stoned anoffending
women and children in City streets . and
on -country roads. No one deterred him.
-Glermanpkiistrian-and-Rusgarhurifizik
and Women . were dragged from their
homes and. slaughtered •-in the open,
Nativeboth sons who defended foreign:.
born parents were slainthe daughters
were brutalized by the mob. Then these
fathers who, survived Were dragged re
desolate detention camps,' old. sheds, open
to winter winds, flung into factory ovens,
starved, and left aficlad. The mortality.
anieng them was' frightful. The
per-
manent illness worse. One thin:ref:these,
men can never work lagain, they
have been lured into, that country,: re-
member, by the soft persuasions of tire
tmen who have done them these wrongs.
And their wives, and children in • rags
to -day still roam thestreets aed•by-ways.
of Canadian cities,,butts of the necking
.moh,1:.begging vain for - food - and
shelter.
--"Borden, "•Canadds ;satrap, obeyed.
•Canitda Intuit siva,. England. , It would
be an easy task: The Canadians could
ing "run "for gain" without it. license.
The proprietor was perfectly within his
rights, because there wes then no muni-
cipal .law making a' %cense necessary,.
The mothent that the Pool 'Rooth Lie -
(Ole Law ' Mita `1388tled the Worsting 'Of
the rem became unlawful, and it wah
•
Closed. . •
"It has been the policy Of the Cerincil,
Eunice that time, to refuse a license ,to
applicants: • ,
Mr. T• CAW, :hewever, has had A
pool table in a -public room in . his hotel
for priblic entertainment for More :than
year. "-• It has not, however, been opqi-
ated "for gain" after the manner of•the
ordinary pool ramie- No charge
is merle forplaying•at the table; but it
is the practice for the loser to. treat the
winner at the her the hotel, 'thus cern-
peneatieg Mr. Cain fOr the Uie of his
table and }teem. Playa_t_the,mt_ta.h1
is 14,1Iy free;. the player's being onlY
morally\ bound to pay by treating..
A free pool table or pool, remi may be
Operated ,by anybody, and the police
have more control' than they hese
oifer a privately Owned...tennis-lawn or a
room where tfriends play billiards; angl-
ers or donitnoes. - •
••. New the question for the latoknow
Council and the people of .Ltrekrarerist
Whether they Prefer a poolroom operated
as the one t the Cale House is being
Operatedin'Tone Operated ender license,
sicilteeeto peliee. centre' and sech.'
strictions as to harks and the age of
those who play as. the le* imposes.'•
'Ilia Writer Cannot talk from personal
observation, but We understand that
the' free pool room is open:: much later
than licensed rooms •usually are ' open:
It is seid. too that boyq. witheheirechool
marchinto. a defeated country triumph- _
antly, where there went& bePlender and
glory galo . After a weird distortion
of figures to explain the financial: con-
dition of -Canada, the writer closes:
"Tho satrap, Borden, went to England
to discuss this crisis with his mesters...
The Other day he returned, bringing with
Jinn his henchman, Sam • Hughes, Mie
ister Of Militia, These two pitiful figure
slunk, into an_b_htieure hetet. in Xerv_
With liiiedaceriticiA0wnea•
sprite they still spoke of heroes, courage,
fortitude, and the spirit of determination
that: Must *ie. The Minister of Militia
.hes received his reward; a. commission,
And a cheap knighthood. May, these
cheep favors bring hire -joy: •
, "It is painful to nie to recapitulate
this sadstory, but the-red:coon-is manifest.
These dreadful deeds were done to e
quarter �f a million of Teutonic peoples
in Canada. If war should comp to .us:
(that is a). they would he attempt:.
ed to thirty millions of Teutonic peoples
In the United States. After the Mob
and 'massacre in ..Cenecia the clauuck
-stopped, breathless and terrified by his
owe work. •Factories had been ruined,
farnos burned down, and unemployment
bean to raise his grisly head, The,
-dreadful fact -was driven--home--ti) 'the-
plutecrats of England that English work-
men, whom they had, ground down: to
pauperism, would absialutelit not go to
War with thein.- They conferred and
sent out instructions to their satraps in
many lands: 'Drive in the ' men - from
bags, spend hours about the teble wateli-
mg the playing.
•, Under license the hour Of chi ng may
Le fixed b the Connell a d the hoe
law provides that boys under ,18 shall
- not be aerated in the room at alt It
a • •
*armies die duty of the _Pella; io,see
t tbarthe.rules as laid down are ceirliilied-
with; and violation, of course, •would be
foliewedby fines and is refusal of the
licence. .
Features of the two syetems between
which choice \meet be made sewn to be
as follows:Airithout License Late bows;
boys Of all ages in the peel room; a cult
tivation of the treating nabit With
License: A greater spending of moneii--
likely. It is perhaps impossible fer ani
one to Bey As to that - • .:
•
. Notice- to Creditors • •
In the matter of the estate ofMrs; rtobl
eit,Gilliee, late of the Tovvnshipot
• Kinloss in the•Cotinty of Bnide, de -
teased. .
Notice ip hereby given that all' persons 'hair;
lag any. elliims or demands 'against the late
. Mrs. IWbert (Allies who died on or ,about the
• thirtieth (lay of December, A. D. 1915, .in .. the
Township otitinIOSS1111,the Province or Ontario,
, .cre hereby reohlred to Sethi hv Post prepaid or,
to deliver to no uridersignod axceutern herein
of tho estate and °accost the said Mrs. Itobert
Gillies,.theirninnes and Addresses and full par.
ticularg in veiling, of their claims and state -
Monts Of their accounts and•the astute of the
ace ti t I ti e d, If opyrbeld by :thetn, duly verified
by affidavit. , ,
• And taka notice that lifter the first day of
'Apia, 1010, the said ioreoutorn win prodee.d to
distribute the assets Of the said deceased among
the nettaini entitled thereto. having. rekard
° 'wily to the Matron of which they than then have
received notice. And that the 'Hold Igteentors
Will not be liable ter the ;laid assetiperany part
" thereof to any persons of Whose 'Claim they
oihall net thee have received notice, Th a head()
'11J given paNiiant to the statute in that behalto
4 Dow at Lucknow thia 15th:day ornertiary
'f•°' D` "PI . Ottottett mama,' _ 4
)
. 11140 Otolkstio, .A;oPutore. .
Comment on thet"Fatheeland",article
is :superfluous. At the time it: Was
writtee it did'. not have'even the justifi.
cation of the feceet anti German riots in
Calgary,. where soldiers and civilians de-
etroyed a Geriniiii-owned hotel and ter°
rerente. • • - • —•
The publication of such "hes tirade
out of. whiilethith"-as -this -indicates-a,
state of desperation on the part of the
nOnfiti, jt-iftintd
they only could win quickly. If they
„
,den't win, -et -pettrae, -everything is lost
• ..
and nothing will matter to the gang who
are engineering:die war- „
The idea -of raid upon Ontarik by
Germans froth the United States seems
very reliculoes, The..likelikood is that
the preparations are foi: a rush in when
13rltaiii is beaten over in Europe. If it
is delayed until that 'time we needn't:
lose any sleep over it, °
NOT ACCIDENTAL.
sAys HUGH M.P.
. • .
.• "The burning Of the Parliament'
• buildings was not accidental. At any
rate, the.cirputnettitices point to foul
• play. There, in no doubt that in an
old building fire will travel rapidly,
but the appalling suddenness with
which flame 'end smoke filled almost
every part of the building suggests
the op of 140401 gm, Mornbirs
A FAMOUS INVALID• '
GimerallY it is fieciple who are healthy
and strong who win distinction andfaine...
-hiallyFaircher; Who dieda few* days ago
at her heene in Brooklyn, -N -.Y., was an
exception tathis :rule. She was an in-
valid for fifti--yeaes--before -her death-.
During ell that time she was. Confined t�
her bed And able to move oLii!Lher right
.arM and haled Her mind, however,
was alert and full of enerrry;Zand she in
slated upon having sorriething to do.. She
could•knit and. do embroidery; an:c1' at
these she "worked almost consten,tly..
is said ....she used -up one hundred theirs=
and wands ofworated in this efork.•
But het fence Wee Chiefly won through
another line of activity—that of 'corres-
foridetite Witli evidti peopte.
Xn Mi!6, riknehoi,-,ms sev.entem
-years Of age; andnted -as an exception -
'
ally beautiful young woman. .At • that
age she was thrown froth a :horse .While'
riding and terribly injared..:A year liter
when on &fair tvay to recovery, She was
the victim of a street ear Accident which
caufted paralysis.of all her limbs but the
right arm, For nine years 'She was In a
trance-iike condition, during: which he.
Heifers in mind.reading, elairvoiance and.
like phencimenen, believed here to be
elairvoyant—that is having power to
hear and Bee and know things, heyond,
the power of .ordinary mertals. • It stau
during this perkethet she bunt weber
correspondence, dictating ifl ail s,000
lett-ers, and t.s in this eolineotion
that Tise 'appeared to display 4esuPernat-
ural knowledge. • ,
As with Hellen Keller, her rather sad
life hisiery is a wonderful display of the
power of the apiri over ieflroitieltpf
the
.Sir James 'Whitney when he tires alive
Was knoiVoas.a mao who was Bold enough
to be Hermit and Roneet enough to .be
Bold. We have .feith in the. Wisdom idid
sagacity 'and in the Contageind gone,
of the brilliant )irren who hint succeeded
gon W E Hee*, Mid in the able
Men ho are his Cabinet row:186114s to
beheve that they too are Bold 'etiorigh te
be Ilfineet- and Honest enough •tobe
Bold, and that in this Crisis they will
:=Mit-their trust in the peopleand'give-to
them an opportunity to pairs upon this
Motanomentous question. • .
Whether-they1willdoscrornotiemains
to be seen;„but whatever is thirdly deter-.
eartedOPOn by the GOiSiToineni let Us
once and „for alt havedone 'with this rally
talk Of infrihgenient ofetireotial liberty
and private iife; h.eause Terseoth manir,
*pie *feel that Prohibition is to day
ene of the•pUrning issues of the moment
and that divereea'as it nowis froin pol••
itics, which unhappily Was not the case.. • .
in the lest PrOvieeial'electien; the 'eleet-.
Ore ShOuld'he glen an opportunity to
pass fairly and, hon'eatly niuni it. .
f1UR014....COU.NtY :NEWS -
The Canadian Furniture Manufact-
urers at Winghain made 50 seets.,, hist
Week fornse in the new 'quarters of
-the Government at °thieve,- • —77 •
In the fiamtnion estimates for : the
year is .an item of $22,500 for a public
1111ding at Briissefe. It is not,: how2
Ayer, expected..thet the work willbe
;gone on with until after the War. ,
R. J. MeGaw, if Goderich; reeeived
word Met week of the %death ak-tos
Arigelee, -Cal., of • his brother, S' '"A,
• McGaw, general manager of the Wes -
:tent -Canada elou r. i%lills,%fehoWittg an,
automobile: accident.T1 • •
• A number of 'the .members of .St. -
:Andrew's church congteghtion• ab,Pott
Al, ert mqt at the manse in. Dungan-
non recently -a nil . presented their iret-
y• e II If I 1.
coat and an addeese,—,
tt •
Mrs. Swarts,• widow of •the -late' E,
11. Swart9, Ooderieh, died her home
there on Feb. 4th, following a short
illness fr Om parelyeis ktor hoeband
diedon April 24th, last, She leaves
tvvet sons: Clare, of Godeel4h, and John
with-the.„7„Ist,
There Passed away at her home in
cl_ioton on Sunday, Feb 6th one.o.f.
the o re.identa of the
AlatiaL.Wittee,,,,,SherAffin...02:40ara of
age and had been over 60 yearn mar-
ried to Mr. A. D. Wiltse Who survives..
'She was Canadian born of :ILE Loyal -
fat stock'.
, •
The Pereentege Of eignatures obtain-
ed Ash6old te the. temperance pet,
itions WAS about, 86, :t...wiLeidadivisiana
going as high as 97 Tri W. Waware,
OA about 76 of the available names
rweee procured.' In the village of Dun -
potion 9+ Per. cleat of those qualified
to sign plated their nainefi on:the lists.
• The following Medical dontors' haver
been appointed to care for meeebers of
the ifilet Battalion id the different,
centres: Wingliain..,-Dr. I, :P. Ken..
nedy; God, riele4apt. Hunter, X.
Brneacla—Dr. $ettforth
Burrows; .,Wroretera.....1)r, McLeod;
Exeter—Dr. Madinat);
Peck; Myth—Dr. 'Milne; Clinton—
Major Shaw, 14., R. 0. •
Its ErtrasvEn—Illtiniliated Walt the
undeistantling that his native town
SUNSH= SERMONS
lb Month* We
By ths Philoilopher-Phyolcian
OSORQB • F. BUTLER, A. flt, D•
• you arst media of the Ittift
that gilOSisdli Yoki Will Snillincl-
ly .yourself out .sr any OOP
iterate end hopefiree iituatiOrt
or wilintly bear with patience
: What cannot ha OVerc91130. '0,W"
1•11; ars deprived. of '
Your !•11mbe, Or AM yoUr facia.
• ties, rot can 'surely. do some- .
thing; moat canes somilthhill
effeetually ;ma ademietely,
you wilic with fortitude, sk.
terterfut mind and resolute will„
put 'pluck. he glee*: whaterm.
11 missing.•
If trouble! sorno-don't ;mon
:and frown ;hat • hear your 1104
forint; eatieritlY,. (Med •••! your
_heart. with:. silent,. chemeut forte-.
tude, hoping for% and' "williog.
•r•bsttsr. things. .fivffering he,;
genie* -beatitifid whon-yoit hear
great...calamities" with cheerful- •
sacs,. not throtigh
. 'but through :greltnese St mind,
• 'Th• *MOO diffIcultion Yeti havf
*th encounter -.within and with
ent, the 'wfor• asignificaot and..
the higher In. Inerirration airier;
„ wau thOro Were, ne ,
difficUltiee. 'there' would be no •
succesi 'Pirriceities'end .
, stretigthen the , mind,„ exer;
ciao. .(4001 the body, so aftee •rdi:
when Nature Puts rioneowea.rii.
your,: path -ihs puts brain' In •
• . your head...so; you should Wel-.
• CMS them with', a grin, and
beer them • with ,
Pon% Salm Ufa too seriously,
end?, don't be cast down by
• sip And difficulties. ThiLlir•V•••
• chesiful• man. will eurorRe hie •
bliehted hopes: and hie dlsap
..polatintifit14 take, them for just
what they are, lessons and per,
kept blessings In disguise, and'
wilf: march boldly and cheerful,
ty: forward In thebattlo:�f
life,
(Copyright, 1910, by W. O. .Chapinan.1
M:0,_:.LSONS BANK
CAPITAL -AM) R-ESuRVILi 18.8aa,ano
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90 Branches 1St Canada
• .4k geniral Banking Business rt ansticted
' Circular Letters of Credit
Bank Money Orders
SAVINGS BANK .DEPAIIT/K4NT
Intere•t AlloWed at blower eurrept rate
T. S. RgID, illattagpr,
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POUR-PlINETY' MODEL,
PRICE CONTLETE $675 F00,8, OshaVira
meriting, as.reportel in his newspaper,
&ore Seafortle lobe Leatlitrland, mer
char t tailor of Strathrey, • disposed of
his business in that tewr, returned to
8efiforties and enlisted as a private in
the 161st -Huron Regitheat.,'His fath.
or; r:-Jarnes Leatherland, aged 90,
also a ester reside in SertfOrth. His•
wifeand-Tamily-will-remairrinStrath-
rOy. •
Es/spina TCRNBERY . On
Sunday: morning, February 6th,, at
the Wellesley Hospital,. Toronto, Mr.
John Musgrove,. for Many years an
influential and much esteemed • reel
dent of Tnrii13erry, panic! to hie -eter-
nal rest. ' About five weeks ego.. de
Ceased. Underwent an operation, and
was on • the Iliad to recovery, but poeu
niOnia`develOped; and in spite of' all
medical skill and •attention the diSease
'proved fatal. Mr. Mug i eye Was torn
in Igo, on the old homestead which
hesubsemiently owned, and for over
po years resided there. As a neighbor
he weeakind •anitiolallginened was held
in very high esteem by a wide circle
of acquaintances. For many 'years:
Mr. Musgrove rendered , and
efficient service to his native township,
serving first as Councillor _and euhse
.quently as Reeve. A few years ago
he voluetatily retired 'from mtuncipal
eerYiae In 1896 decease d was united
in Marriage with Mies Agnes Woods
of Turnberry, whom he leaves memo
the :lose of 'atrue lied devoted huehand.
Tn religion deeearred was connected
with the Methodist Church and peliti
callyta corisernetive. Ile`was a teem
-of-o :The re
Maine arrived fr Toronto .on Mon .
day, ancompapied by A. 1/. usgrove
and Dr?Geerge. Musgrove, who - were
with. their brother when the end_sertme.
The funeral tobk place frOir thcr family
residence on Wednesday afternmin to
the Wingluim cemetery. • The large
number, of friends and relatives pees-
ent tetiti0ed to the .very strong posi,
don Mr. Musgrove held in the necks
of thepeeple. , The' funeral services
Were conducted by tlie Rev. ' D.
•Thomption;':16i16dist. Minister, Bine-
Vale, pastor Of:deceased, who. :spoke in.
eery high terma of the. exemplary life
, and .:aterling' eliarricter of -deceased.
ThePall bearers•w5rallobt. Musgrove,'
41.‘ M usgrove, Dr. Geo. Musgrove, .
John Peat son, • Arthur • W bee, er and
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James Nichol.'
Valve -in -bead Motor, poweritil and crier run-
-fling. Electric starting and lightiig, system.
Electric horn. Mohair tailored top. Speed-
ometer, Ammeter, etc' • More Value for the
• price thirl any other car in America. Made
by the McLaughlin Motor Co:, Limitcdo of,
Oshawa. I' received -a consignment of cars
• on Monday whkh are all sold.
rove& this car and get your order. in ,at
once as the demand cannot Posslibly
supplied. .
$.1111TH., AG:Pr4.1T kaUcKNOW.
litf""~"Thm-4.6dAreArbrawitrowilwoottegl.wit44,)\
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:ann.. Produce; Fee.d
• Cash. ot. its Eohraleilt pod
:
r -for :any :F.h-rtn • Produce
. • . .
The-followitig lines are alyvays on, hand
Pure Linseed Meal, 011.Cake (Oldprocets),
COtton Seed Meal, Hog Meal, ,Molasses
Meal, Royal 'Purple Stock., 'and Poultry
Specifics Laying Meal for Poultry Alfalfa
Meal; Cracked Southern Corn, Beet Scrap,
Bone, Oyster Shell, Clain Shell;Giiii; -Card- .
well's, Royal Purple and blatchfotA's Calf
Meal. in 25, 50 and 100 lb. bags.
Bran, *Shorts and Flow: of varients kinds 'at,
special prices in ton and. half.tgit lots,
Come. and Get Our Prices
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FINLAYSON:
THE PEED MAN
.401"*Illba°,11"4""IlfrigAfa"?:"
ane
-Kincardine
higarecruiting_meeting was held-. in-
Cineftrdinerfe
noon d'ain was met by the men Of the
16Oth'.(Bruce) Battalion, stationed. here;
also the school children and town band.
A number of recruits came from Walker-
ton, Lucknow and Ripley. The visitors
were estortedle the armories,where all
forirted inline ready fore Parade. First
came the oflicers-7-peut, Cronin, Kine
cardinti; •Lket. Martin, Ripley, 'and
Lieut. Whitehead; then came the men•
in uniform, and a fine _big_lot of men
they were,. abolit,75 in all. After that
-wile the schooKshildrest;:catognxidul•rw -
nerg with mottoes; such as "Examine
Your Excuse", "Elo It Now", etc. Then
-mune the car with the speakene•-Judge
Barron, of Stretford; J. O. Mickle, of
Chesley, and the Mayor. Meetings were
held Afternoon and evening, • •
' Judge Barren Spoke at length no the
ilatysifeeeryyrning Mali to hisxonn
Ha made a special appeal,to the mothers
to urge their ,sons to go, not to hold
them back.
Pte. McKinnon told why -he enliited.
Hs was born at Lucknow, advlidn jusi
a boy Moved to Nottli'Llakota, where.he
has refolded since. 'About three months
ago he heard his countree crll ancl dime
over 1,100 milefefo ansiver. Mr. Main -
non says he ia:no enimissinned Weer;
only a private in the rear ranks, but is
doing his bit. ' •'
,At the end of the muting, Lieutenant
Whiteheadniade a strongappeal for
yowl/melt to come and sign -tor their
country. Four young haft added their,,,
natfleit to theiretiks amid deafening cheer -
ins and applause, , It is expected:others
will sign up 404 real* of tho totaling
We are in tbe market for creatm sweet or:sour. We
supply tw4 cans, pay twice each ,Month, test each can
received, our patrons a statement of the weight,
„test and butler fat in each can. with tke empty can
returned. We refer you to any bank as to bur standing.
, Write foran to -day..
TREI,EFWEN & -RANT6N
Palm Creamery • PALMERSTON, ONt
noricn, e want an Agent here for Palm Dairy lee Cream.
Write for places and terms. . 11.5.0
to,
HE BUSINESS
MANS PRINTING
Alta Ilrilea sestkirel vee. tate nt ,
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Shows how progressive he is.
He must tine the nsatest, eleanedt. and best ,printing he
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can get if 1)e would impress his businese forcibly upon'
'his fellownlett,' We are prepared to give you NE*14,
13UtINES6.1314i401NO PRIN1'/N(4 just the •kind
pi: e're lookineor Olad templet
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