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tage 4
o Thia yeti' realize the utter 'weakness
that 'lobs ambition, destroy* appetite,
and makes work a burden,
'Wore that strewth andstaininathat
Iss, wirentbl, nothIng has ever equaled
or emPated with Scott's Butulaion,be-
OW* its steength.stietsliting nourish.
• wont invigotates the blood to distribute
,t ft, ^„Oraly
va• lue sharpen* the appetite and reitoeee
'health tit a natural. permanent way, •
• If you are run down, tired, nervous:" ,
orrerworked or leek strength, get $60W4
tO•daY. At any drug store.
scat & newrie.Teroate. Ont.
Busks * and SocletY Cards
joBN iszTBENLAND &SONS, len., Ouelen.
. , Ont.. laseratinit. Piro a.nd Marble.
.SIARVEY.T.101/41114.ak,A.aelniew...iint. Agent eleetien,ef 1914, signed the petition. lir
for various lines of inanrance, sire and Lae ,,,_, .
• Firat Wass, poinpjoilea guaranteed:. Only wie; Qi COUrtie, the petition, signed by the
resident agent in Lucknow of the -London
Mutual. A. minim. of Village and taFO1 WOIllen 11,114 00 Yonne Men Under' 21
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Pr°Pert4e4„ 114.4414°.„ ..' ' Yeftta Of age prays no part.- . 4 • .
l 0.0. F.LuckuovrLodge meets every Friday • Brine and Iiiiren Counties are. eon*,
' evening at; O`Olock in their ,Rali,i;xcviamtet wilat. bow the a.varage; 74 per gene et
boll.etreet, All brethren vordialirso
- Grand, 1,'. T. ArrastronifLTreas...Alei3i. iyasa.* ' Bruce electerellaving signed,. and. 74,fl
. onseeirs:-Nowe orand, Thos. lye n„,,.. Tree
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Roc.130V.. -tu U., B.R.41, -111110'se".,mri.rat^ • of the elecOnsin Huron. : ' • , : *
• etses• - - •
Waterloo stand at.the bottom of the
A. Jr, &A. ., O. 11, C. 01414g114-1,0420.1neet8 n •• h''f 1 ' t ' *
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gym ursday night on or beforwthe 'full, . ilit with . only..4 „ per cep . , .
trap% oinwth. Wami.-ass".,Atit ilmaikeDERonvalrikg.t"we,t, . • XU,l'eronto-- 0173,3 „electera Vated„ at
Ilcamereur4;WoC9larttertieck.-) W....A. the election Of 1914 and 4082S (91.2
per cent) signed the petition. .This m
410 VitCht111111
everr 11'hareilay morning •
At 'Amalie% Onterla
IA it,40BNNZIE. Fre irlete,r
SO4)41 Venter.
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THURSDAY,. FEB. 24,th,, 1914
ron it. XIIMONTAnte
The number who signed the ;petition
to theOntario Government asking for
provincial prohibition is not yet fully
known, but enough is- known to -abow
that the efforts rif the canvassers were
fruitful beyond, expectation. Accordiug
N present. infOtinatien 77.8 'per:cent. Of
the electors who voted at the provincial
• 11.'",0. P. Votirt Sherviood, No. MN: ^Iniolidow,
• • meets everylaat Monday ofthe month, in
in the A,hitifellows'ifall. Arisitiingbrethern
• cordially invited to attend.. .0hiet Ranger.
•' John E. lidfl Rem Secy.. ROW., (India=
•. Fin. Secy., Robt. Jolulattui, Treas.
• „Ilfeeintosts.:
O. 11,14r..- "lateitninv „Lo4ge No 187meeta
• seoo_dlfoadayoreaeli month -hi the Odd!,
fellows' linfl. Blaster,: 'Workman, J.. Mao.
' Diarinidt jrin. filecy._,Dir1 litaciatosh;itee.
Rem , Geo., Potter; Treas. , Alex. Rosa,
• Dental •
0.
R. FOWLER, 14 D. B., B. O. S. Office up
,stairs in Button Bleak, Teeswater. Spec
• ialattentionfogold plate, crowning and
bridgework. Visits Wroxeter 1st, and 3rd.
Woduesilay of each month;., Gordo Thur.
' G.' A. NEWTON, O. 8.;.Dentist. Office
• ABM Block, Luoknow, Out. All /widen,
methods used. Best materials furnished.
• Crown and Bridge work. • Painless warm:L-
ion by the use of the lateit, simplest and
safest remedy. SOMNOFORM. Newest
thingin artificial teeth. Alumium viatesd.
• non breakable
• oTNATFORD. pNT.
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'YOU. CAN :SECURE
A POSITION
If you take a course with tis., The
demand Upon us for trained help is
many timris the number graduating.
StUdents are entering each- week
You may enter At any -time. Wiite
at once for our free- catalogue, -
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D. A, McLAOLAN, Principal
•'MUck better thanenti. would, expe.ct, from
Toronto and it leads on tOWMider, hOW
local option' by law would faze if su-
nntited It Is likely that the sight of so
Many soldiers drinking there had gulch
to dwitli prometing,the big vote.'
ID West Nc;rtbinnberlanct there: must
have been a considerable increase in pop
latiozi since the. election 64.1914, or else,
the electors tookit reach grea.ter interest
in the petition than they didin the Pol-
itical contest:. In 1914 .electors to the
number of .5212voted in that riding. and.
no lees thitn. 5,535 signed the ,petition.
In East Northumberland; over 90; per
tent signed. - • , •
In tlieface of this expression of.pablia
*Pinion' the Goverument rdI licareelY
Venture to remain inactive We may
.eicliect it to adopt One of three courses:
Enact pr.:ilia:nth:a iuitzl the end ofthe
wiir;•'stibinit the".qinistiOn Of Prohibition
to a referendum, or enact straight and
permanent_ProbilaitionOf tli,ese the
eecoad is the bet and friirest.. *
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INIILL THE GE*miAti
• NAVY FIGHT?
CREAM WANTED
WE Want crcanl and:;wit' ii.aY•the
"highest marketpriceefor gond
cream. 'Summer ,CreamerY and
'Cheese Factory l'atrens having
ereanctlaring the Winter months
would do WeIrtiri-Ship to us. •
weigh, sample and test each can
of creain carefully that we receive,
and , return, a statement .of same .
each time. We furnish_ two
pay csprese chargee ' and issue :
cheques for cream twice each
'month,' Write us and give us a I
trial.. It will cost you nothing and
we guarantee you satisfaction;
For futt,he.r particulars write or
send fer-eans and giVe us a trial.
The Seaferth Creamery, Sesforin; Ont.
G AND TRUNK RAILWAY
SYST EM
WINTER RESORTS
=,SPECIAL ROUND TRIP FARES
\ LONG 'LIMIT STOPOVERS
. . .
'Asheville and Ifet Springs, ICC.; Char-
leeton; NaSsau,-N.P.-.7-flot Springs,
Ark.; French Lick Springs, Ind.- Jack-
' sonyille and all Florida points; Havana,
Cuba, and New Orleans, La., via New
. • 'Dirk - and rail (or steamer according to
' -destination,) or'. via Buffalo, Detroit or
Chicago, " ,
•.BERMUDA AND WEST INDIES
Other Health, Resorts: Mount Clemens,
Mich.; Battle Creek, Dlich.;• St. Cath-
, arines, Welland and Preston Springs,
•• FtittliefalaticiilarS on application
• Grand Trunk Agents. ,
O. MARTIN, Agent, Liteknow.
Phime
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There are those Who think that before
the wet over the second biggest *navy
in the worid on,Land make
one desperate effort to =Oh the biggest
and strongest navy in the world.Et
maYde-that as a sort of forlorn hope, or
it may be kept safely in the Kiel Canal -
Oise usettas a factor in the Idieltering
at the curl of the tvrir.. •
-.-FrOmtime teetintett is reported. that
the Gerinrins are fitting up a few ships
witirl'7-inch guns which will. outrange
• the best guns on beard the biggest Brit-
iskdreadnaughts. Britlililuaval-experts
contend that a gun of longer' range than
.their 15 inch gun is, impracticable; as
the target would be out of iiiglitiwer the
rottnd of -the earth. However, it. may
be assumed that Shots from a 177.inch
;nein at twelve or fifteen -mile range
would be more destinetive than shots
from a 15 inch gun,. and so it would not
be necessary to outrange the British
,
Butotpart from the factthat theBrit-
.
isbsea-dogs have never yet been caught
napping, and are likely to be prepared
for anytime in tbiway of .a sea -fighting
machine which the Germans may bring
on, It is safe to 84 that • the German
sailors cannot put up a good fight if they
do petne out, For eighteen n.enths they
have been huddled up le the eariar and
harbors, withbut exercise on the sea and
without gun practice. If they de mount
17 -inch ions On their ships.they 'cannot
INcome skilled in the tree of: them: As
for the enemies" they would • have to
'encounter, they would be at the lfighest
point of efficieney,, for they go. to sea
Vie
Thuril
Voigua6:4th. . $940
national law. In advaeating peace ill A STRANGE FEATURE
any Inice, Bryan has been really playin• or ouR civiLiE4Tiort
into the bands of Germany and Austria. A recent news •despatch twin' Now
While has lagged behind Bryan York. read: "Eight persons died: here yets. The rfewick Mutuat Vire Insurance
as 0, peace 4dvaeate. be Iris carefully oh- terday as a result of the cold wave." 00" at the annual meeting in Geri ie.
etained from doing anythingin aid the . .0ne Orpecte such a story OP thatfrom recentIT, voted, $1,Q00 to- be used! b
Vutente Alites There was iwave talk, the northern Wilds or even from the ant- the l'arl°In braneb°80/"Poi•tli9ti° Wark
but tho Kaleer and Lis friends, went or lying,sillleatents of the West, but thin 11r Et 14, Stewart, who 'for snow
wktog AMAMI *hip -Alia InCiflentalls, tttfrnal the llesit and centre. Of civilize,- tints) Wel leCttred tttt llelgrave, has do
killing. Americans until their 400mi:ices tionea this Centinent-and near all the ;hied te otal * Practice V'll'ag43n;
here.
d Wilt &Ace t 14101 tly
were rouededup by thelltitisb, Recent. • food, .aed warmth, end, comfort that en
1:1a
l' -when Germany and • Austrlif atom): wealth can buy. s. • ht:be-No4 ri's.741,:10QPI;tutlys:x.Vo:'1.04nrc'.417'.
that after ,March1st, they :would treat ! Our eivilizagen, PrOento set" strange tillery unib,_to be raised. in Westei n.
zfl merchant ships ;which 04tri9taT9ran %-anotiadioa, • It:has-teen iatttthafil,niong -OnturiThn' i4e Vewia, has hao
fer defensive -purposes as war vessels barbarians: •deatit from exposute and some experiefiim ets ttfl ttrttinVy Oliver
te be sunk without, warning the United 'starVation is not 'uncommon,but there Ames VaneaMp has sold. hio IQ°
Stotts Foreign Oface et Stet said it . human beings, hoer die, aa they du in I: sure farm on the .Gthline of Eatit
would acquiesce -in that ruling, and late,. our ditiqs-of ntarvation With plenty just.- WaWallOSII, to Win. Oke; Seaferth,
(1)3,,pd zta mind, In 124, speecb:mak., tound. tuo c6riier, • , for 46 5001, Mr, Oke gettf pessessioit
Ind tour ot iz tew weeks ago, Wilson ent. at °nee. Mr, Vancamp will "neve to
tO1414ke*e:citiiheectOnt '0,that lze was e:•••Perather
than that he was exlieeted te geftni the
national tenet and protect, the iiveri, ol.
American 'Citizens-, a 44.neilk and water'
peliCY all the; W4,y thr011011, ne,gocievOt-
caltecl it. It, is pointed.."oop t;)o that
among, themany tnesSagesof ell)941 •
which came to Oarieltti• free' the head's
of Governments,felloWingthe destruction Of the garjiaroeut 'pi:amigos; there
was no word'. iron), Wilson of the United,
States. There Criuldbe onlirOne;retiseh
for this neglect Of, ordinary COartesy. It
would have offended- the .instigatOro. of
the crime -if crime it was. •
Nobocli will douht that, Wilson's heart
is"'Nv,ith the defenders of civilization in,
the 'war, but it is.impessible not .to cen-
denin his weak bowing to the Apparent'
political necessity Of the tfine. For him,
however, there is moltno turning back;
That would pfily Make him inore radicu
lous than he is now.
'JUROR COVNTY NaWS
'1111RN!NG or THE
AMERICAN CL.IJB ROOMS
Early on " Wednesday moiningof last
week the: buildingoccupied...by, the
American Club of Toronto was gutted
byfire, urder 'circumstances Whiehlesids•-•
Many to believe that thridelierifetien was
the Work of Clernianincendiailea: There
is, however, no dirept eideleece te that
_effect; but Germans and German sympa-•
thizerif on this' continent have earned
such a reputation that they are now • at
once suspected of any' such crimes' as
Like the in the Parliament Build-
-riga '470:tteWii,"the-fitifin tbri Anierican•
unusually rairid headway,
and its progress' was treerkeTfilii ntimfr-
ber Of. explosions.
.
The American Club was th'e hea• d. -
quarters. of the "American Legion" which
-
already has recruited a wholt battalion'
_
"kmeriCariThiriii"- rof the Canadian
army, and hail 'other two battalion& ia.
process of It is thought that
this was Sufficient to rouse the hate of
Germani,and the home ef the Club, 'el
course waSa-fit inarkfOrtheineendiaty.
It' is strange that the•Germanseliould
be etupid. erienighto hum tins ,Anniriean
010 I4othing else they cenld.
do in this country would do so muche to
stimulate ricruiting of the American
.battalions., The; , crime, however, was
OelY keeptng With ieptielin raids, the
shelling of English eerast tointa and ; the.
sinking of the Lusitania.. .16 may gritti-
fy hate; but ,such, erinr,es do, !milting to.
weaken the•militatypowe.' r Of German&
WHAT ABOUT PROFITEERING/ Ta"nt°.1 •
. (Froin
t--40:40; • ,weWstoadrdneElloDu4ecinenyie,,virerrimpali9laymet, w.aitts:stelive.
, At the tuninal Meeting of the Goo every .burned last week,. When some
, District Mutual Fireinsirance OempanY Molten metal get into the top. of his
thiiiirentors voted the entire. profita of shoe. had his tioniers robed up:
the roes. business; amenntIngtuSO0,,- shoo ; tops while the' mon.
6000,6teth'teliseal2etridioatie Pouminadd;8•...Foimcciri'es.. w,Cre 1:1()°11?"g 4(4 iron "“'•
The Canadian Club; of Goderich,
and Forgings, Limited"; held its amnia) has "r41146dto - haver • F 3.. Johns
on, C, 'one, of Toronto's Nadine
meeting at Brockville and showed a pro- ' ' • • ' L _
yers7give an ado reBe in tee- ,otaitt
lit of ever 0700,000 fertile year; The, Rose, Gederieje the, g'ilf;nin of
SAM $25,000 'Was voted to the -1-4400- Vey, -,g0t11 .Mr. olunii en% will -
tic • ..t" . 1;00 "Canada Belot° and Afterthe'Wer..."
The. tWo companies made their profits The meetiog will be open to the public.
indifferent Waya.. As the Ottawa Cid- Charles McAllister, Who has sold
zen points out, the insurance company his farm on the Parr Lille, Hay, lis
rented a house in Parkda e, ...Toronto,
made its 'profits' ig-wdinary busmese,
and Will nitvethere in March,
'rhe other company made its hugh pre-
flts.out of war munitions, and the presi-
. r. MnAllister gees to Torento.in give
is children the ad vantages of higher
dent reported that!`as regards the future' education, Otherwise he w uld
it may *be stated that•orders on hand are preferred to remain orabe faim, ,
sufficient to keep year plants operat- • Tee annual congiegatibn meeting of
lag dal And night for months to come' 'the Seriforth Presbyterian Church was
, Yet with these huge profits already held�n Tuesday evening, Feb. 15tk.
earned -and with further large profite ni Mr, "John Cowan was in the chair, and
James Watson did the duties of
full view, the company which is making Mt
INCORPORATED 1855
OLSONS „ BAN
AND RESERVIi '48,8o0,001)
Eranches in canatt4
eette)red ?Maim BmitiOss Tritogfcletl..
Cire'Ular Letters of Credit
•139nk IVIoney Orders
".•
SAVJNGS BANK onpARTfikEprir
- Interest allowed at blew* eurrentra4
• is kEID,, Manager. .
• •Secre• • tary., Iteports frorn the different
its money oet of the' war,' contributed:
only :ene-thirtietli_o_f iwtj profits to the ecr. =
0 oreanization,s- were received and adept:
Pettit -Ale- Fund, while tlie-Galt insurance an soirees
Nearly MOO_ anie received from
and Of this amount $1375
•cOmpany, yvhick is Making nothing out was given for roissioes, • , A Vote of
of the war, gave ail 4slirelits. ' , . thanks was tendeted the Ladies' Aid
' Possibly the war contractors expett &citify for their comb, ued 'valuable
tiat they will be taxed and euper.takerd; -assistance-in-reducing the debt.
,They ina.y be expecting it, They ought . ' ICINAIIAN-CUMMINS.- Sacred Heart
to be expeeting it. '' . ' , Church, St Augustine, was the scene
Ther'e-ja a ni- ariceeten-derny ;111'-- • 4--e"of itym•y-prettfweddine-orr -34-oridayr
part of sonte organs of the Governnient •OFeu. bnimilitnh's".levihdeellstAlidiZghMtlerryof I'lhaetilileaeteg
• . ,
to discuss the Proqts of • the Foliudries mi.. Thos. and Mrs. Cthinnins, was
endForgings CoinPanY in preference to united in marriage to Mr. •Jneeph P.
those a any othet enncern. This prefer- Kinaha,n, of Blucher, Sask. Rev. Fe.
ence Is dim to the ladt'that"Hon..--tf.7-ean perfarinedn-the mar riage ceia
Graham as one of the directors of the "NV The hride looked lovely in her
• • * -tAilor neele-suit-ofitavy-bluee-Froneh
• -company.. It Anty be, Added that Gen.
Serge, •beautiful .blaek Gage :hat, With
Bertrain, who Wes president at, the -late old"gold hiee trimming, and wore a
ShelP,',Conamittee, •is' another director. beautiful -set :of • bleak fox furs, and
There are other directors, however, and carried aplquet ot.white bridal roses '
a number of other emipanies as well Het. sister, ?dim Budgie ciametin., of
Some politicians appear, to think *hat Ayton, acted as bridesmaid, and..wola
eraphasiiing the fact that pirlifie Men of a tailor-made- navy-blue-Iereneb-serge
both partiesiate ietereited. in-neinition snit and large hat of royal blue Velvet,
• , with black fox furs, and carried pink'
concerns IS a Sefficient raisin' for having •
CHEVROLET
'FOURoliplETY' MODEL •.
PRICE COMPLETE $675 F.O.B. Oshww4 .
•
AN IMPORTANT VICTORY
The taking Of Erzerum by' the Rus-
sians ts the most important victory won
by any ene Of the Entente" Allied Coun-
tries since the -capture of Przenssyl, who
:about- iZ0,000 -Austrians- *ere iiitid4
pristiners of War., -
The fall Emma • Stab m the
heart of Turkey. • The peprdation is.
about t40,000 -the great' Majority beijig
Modems. It is described as a • Military
station andfortress of eeneiderable etrat.
egical value, closing the road Imp icare,
whenever their wish and ,they bare Olti and Other Parts of the frontier,
lie war:Hee-they want P,t every range, ,
The German seamen would need to have
a particularly luckyday to win..
• XraPindley Made Strong By Vinol
. .
_
." SeVery, Kans.-0 The Grippe left me
In a weak,. nervous, run-down condition.
. rives too wesic'to do my hOnsework and
' could not elev. ' After trymg different.
medicines vvithont benefitVinol restored
• iny health, strength and Appetite. Vitiol
is grand medicine and every weak,
. nervous, run-down woman shcited take
it." -Mrs. Gzo. FINDLEY. .
•• vieol, our delielous cocTliVer and srnne-aetate,aidad;gea-
- - tion, enriches
raiditdige
the,bierid;-aral .builds 'up
=literal strength and energy. , •
_A.M. Spence,. Druggist, Lucknow.
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Notice to Creditors .
'In the Matter of the estate of Mrs. Rob:
ert Gillies, late Of the:Township (.4
XinlOss is the County of -Bruce, de-
ceased.' • • .•
•
Notice ni hereby given that all persons bay,
. .
• ing any eleinnt or demands age:Unit the late
, Mrs. RobertOillies who filed on Or ationt- the
thirtieth day of tieeember. A. D. 1915....ill the
'TtiOnighin of kinloatir inthe Province oftints:do,
are •hereby required to send by pcifit prepaid or
to deliver to the undersigned Executors herein
. of the egtato and effeebf of the said Mot, Robert
, Gillica, their names and addresseis and full par-
,• Millers in toritIns of their claims ,and state-
otento of their mounts and the nature of the
securities. if any, held by them, duly verliredt
byatildaNdt,
ithd take /wane that "iiffbr thi firi,t &kr at
' Apr11,1910. the Seld ituoutorn will•oroeeed to
'distribute the emote of the said dedeaked among
the perkone entitled thereto; having': regard
. only to theron elaiOf whieli they shell tiien have
i•reeeived notiee,,inid :that the sold Exenutore
will not bo liable for thesohltiSSets or any part
thereof to any 'persons of whose • claim they
. shall not then haverecired natio. TS s mete()
is given terreueneto tscatatent in that behalf.
Dated at LucknOW this 16th. day of February
A. 0, Una,,
•'ilterant Giallo, 1...•
;VneUtorn,
•. ft, 4•016/siSUODIF / • . .
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POLITICS' FIRST
o as ong • 'residen-t-Wilson,
Of the United States "is playing for 'the
Gernian-American vote at the next presidential election, which; by the way, will
beheld early next Noveniber. Tbe Man
LS going down before. the
Certainly,Wilsoiltsprospective OpPOn..
ent, Roosevelt, will not get the german'
vote, and Wilson may think itgeecl pol-
itics-tcrarigle-for-it-Outof-the-tineha.no
ing-Pemociatsrthe-german-Ainericau
'arid Wti iibeThnieuts (iriblii&
Jug a big Irish vote) he May seek to get
together A Atte -which will -return 4riss
to the Whitehouse.. '
• At the time: W. S. Bryan withdrew
from the Wilson cabinet shr,etvtl political
observers said that there was no real di -
;
vision, and that the'"withdrawal was „a,
move in the political -game Bryan, next
to WiliOn,A leader of the DernocrsAie
party was to play the part of friend to
the Germari*cause,' While Wilson .would
compromise and offend nisi:exists%
That is putting s; lew construction on
the -conduct of these two eminent men,
but it.is-diffieult to explain their. actions
on any' other :hypothesis, They said
nothing in" condemnation �f the trampl,.
ing Under foot of 13elgintri-tho reatent
ontrege Of all booty. Both have been
willing that Americaus should te denied
their rights upon"the seats rather than
irktliet upon the Teutons conducting sea.
warfare affording to,i eatablothed intor.
' The linesian Vietory chiellY
inifi-
cant ss 'showing . the Weakness of the
• Turks andthe strength of. the Russians
in: thadaucuttus. , „makes it reasonably
Ceaalsn that there'Wlil he no' great (level:
opment ot ''Gelinan4urkish offensive
in the:East for etnne time t,e,',Opme, if it,
alL * • -: •
•no Farlia,taeritary investigation into the
ariinitioris and. other War contract -busi-
ness •trarisaeted ptinadn.
This is no reason all for sninoining
the whole thing over., No large couiPani.
'goes into hiisiness of this kind. without
•being -careful td have inenof both polit-
ical parties-on:its board of manegement.
I'hat is one Of first "pOints seen to: ,
The Whole shell busitiers and war cell:,
trEitc. lousiness generally needs to; beex-
plored and e. Qpposi ion
has-salled'fer..xech-an en-
, quiry, and the demand .must be presnsd.
QrdinarY war profits ought to be taxed,
in raising. war revenues. 'ExCessive pro:
fits gievying out the UncertaintY" haste
and t.,:experie.nce with which WOrk was
done Ought to be. refu'ncled to the Can-
•adian or the British treasury,'
It tepermitted-iltat7 the 'wart
while working irreparable injury to thous-
-ands of families; sha41 gladden .and en-
rich a few menwithout the Slightest ef-
fort' being made -by the State to see that
jiirtice is done and profiteering on a
ges,ndaleas scale, prevented.
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When it was intimated that the Unit-
ed States woeld.acettieso iat,be deelrir.-
ation, bY Germany tharafter March 1st.,
all merchant vessels catrying the custom-
ary-garefordefence-would- be,,Sankb.
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Gerrita,n,--nubmaribee-Aithent_warrung*,
EriLish arribasiador at Washington
asked if the Muted States- was #repared
toguaratiteethettheGermarteulunatines.
would not attack without warning ships.
that did not carry a gun.. Secretary
Lansing of. the United States; was un-
able to" give either guarantee or'assurance
that Germany weuld keep an, agreerrient
if it Made one,
Ilia -bad "faith on the Part of Germany
was a coneidetable +toter in tallith*
•Secretary Linning to change . his mind
regardirig the carrying of a defence gun
by nierchatit Vestielth,
tricidentally it maxbe.asked how the
Gertnin'subluarine crew* are gong..,te
find out whetlier o nota 'merchantman
in Carrying a gun; They can't nikke the
dilicovery through the periscono. and if
they porno above Water, the merchant.
titian's gui willget them. This threat to
• treat all aliithi Carrying, a Oki Oa war
vessels is largely a bluff, It is saN to
.say the Walsh callnra won't sotto.
4 tiood Point In Thi'S .
;Some iimeago inariment to
iltore in Brantford to htiy a saw,
JIsawthe-kind-he Wanted- and_.•
• asked the price.' It • was 411.65,
the dealer said. ',:, •
• .."Good gracious; sat e ma
"I can get the same thing from
the Mail •crtler house for 51.35;"
- "That's less than it zest me,"
.. said. the dialer, "but rii sell ito'n
-LtbOtame-terms-se-the 4riall„order
• , haulm just'the same" -
, right," mold r. the customer.'
'`)fiet can 14.nd it 'along and chltivi
to tny precottat." • '
• "Not On veur life," the dealer .
--retikeztcletrge7aceeitetse--.
7ywerote.AirbtolintR:'with'''TliirT
mail Order house that way. Fork
over the cash." (The customer
complied) •
"NOW' three" cents for tinfilttgri -
.and five cents for a mondY order,
to the mail order bouic you know."
The clisteiner;-Mwtirdly
kept to :his agreement. and paid
the eight rents, '
• "Now twentyfl ve cede express.,
age.
"Wall, I'll but
he paid it, saying "Now, hand me .
;that saw and I'll t)lre it home My-
self and be rid -of thi4 foolery," -
"Htfild ip te, yoill Where do
you think you; rivet. You ard in
Brantford and I'M in Toronto, .and
• you'll have, to wait a wick for that .
saw,
Whereupon' the deabr hung the-
naW On h, pbr:f and put the, money
ip his cash :drawer,
"That Malted' $1.07," he mid,
"4 110,8 deft you twn, coritn More
• ttntl taken you a weelelonger to
get it than if you hal paid my
price in the first Place."
r• Gu Kinahan of St
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Lgnstine, assisted his 11 r ot li e'r.
Theltonne eoupte will spend a. few
weeks visiting their many friends -be.
fore leaving for their new home in
Sask. Both the bride und;groom are
very pepuln is was shown by the
many beautiful • presents that were
sent them, and they will be greatly
missed by their large circle of friends.
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Valve -in -bead motor, powerful and viet run-
ning. Electric 9tarting and lighting system.
EleFiric horn. Mohair tailored' top. Speed- .
ometer; Ammeter, etc. More value for the
• - price thai' any othir ear in America-. Made -
by the McLaughlin Motor Co-, Limitedkof
Oshawa. I received a consignment of cars.:
on Monday which are all sold.
Inspect this ,car and get our order in at
• once as the demand cannot possibly be
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GEO.,II. SMITH AGENT LUCKNOW
year 1916. Carried. ' , • • Mafeking \
" Wilkinson -Rutile -That Jaceb Gates,
(Intended for last week)
Caretaker, be authorized te pay , to the I
Mrs a Johnston is visitingher dangle.;
Treasurer the sum of $22 for rent of ball *
, tee, Mrs. W. P. Reed.- '• °
as follows: -Huron' "
rioutturat
'Society $2; The. Tont' .Markii, Coneeti,, able •to heebout again:
Mrs John BIticii Spent :part Of last
week witbber parents Ankv. and. Mrs'. •
Robt, Hast' Dungannon , ..•
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been _closed week account . of . ,.,•_
Many of theptipilssuffering from .rnetteles -
;and la grippe. • .
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$10; Uneie'Tent's Cabin, $10. • Carried.
By-law No. 522 to appoint an Asses -
'her; a Collector, Sanitary Inspector, a
Municipal Officer to enforee Local Op,
tiore-and_n_SheeP Valinitor;
passed,, signed and_sealed.- _
By-law No. 583 tontithorize . the bor-
rowing ot certain ,tnoneys.--- ($2000 00)
from, the Royal Bank of Canada to
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meet 'the current eipenditure. of the
Cerporation of the Tovvnship of Huron . A John Tolmie Story
for the year 1916, was duly passed; slaw
ed arid sealed. This By law repeals By the late John '•Tolmie became
law No. 516... known as t'he "King of truce" has been
The money to be borrowed under told before, but will bear retelling. The
authority of By7law,628, is to be hand- gaelic for. King ie. "Righ", pronounced
ed over to the Huron and Sinless Muti: "Be", and a Highlander addressing a .,
letter ttyliim_when he witsjiceve •of
Bruce, thought he was translating. the
werd Reeve.into Englifili when he ad-•
dreserd hiM is "John Tolinie; King •of
.Bruce:" often used to• tell the stery
Council inet_pursuant tor adjournment
Members were ell present 'Minutes o Mimi Telephone Systeni:_- ...., • •• -
Fraser -L -Campbell -That this Council
with Reeve Wilkinson 'in the chalet
last meeting were read and adopted. d° now adjourn to meet again on Mori
the usurl hour and place. tarried. '
were duly .paseed :- -
The following ordent on the Treasurer
day, the 13th. day March, 1916, at
w. '
F. Crawford, broom for hall, 50c.
Gilbert Farrell; $2 00. for 35 yards of
gravel put on • Sideline. sb, _certified • .by
11. A. Canapbe% Pathniaster. D. E.
Catimbell,'75,ceuts tepaira at ball
Ripley Acetylene Gas CO..7 95 for gas.
Municipal: World" 2 81 for Assessment
Roll blinkte. • Atgus for •regie '
'tering -55 births, la' . marriages :land 37
deaths dirring•fhe year 1915, ;--110 at 20
Cents each 22.00, certified by the Depncy-
RPgistrar-General. Clement Brown, $`3
eleening out ditch and cultreit, and for
stone and filling on road at lot.9, con..A.
Donald Gillies, 2 00 for shoveling allow
on hill, sideline 15, con. 9. AIM. M. IL
Dierlanine_3: .00 for ient_of.rotim_forAtie_
of Township. Auditors. E. D. Bolton,
$40 for Engineer'n fees re Robt. McDon-
ald's Ditch Award, filed Oct. 19, 1915.
:Wesley Mills•and W. 1-1, tope,: 10.
each, salary of Township Auditar„
McGuire, 63 tents rep. Culvert on side-
. • top, 75'
cents for filling hole in broken tile .at lot
tet eon.- g, Jahn McLean, 50 tents. shov-
ell mg linnet Ori hill, 8 15,.'coli: 8. WM.
Steele, 70 00 Collector's salary and 32'06
for postage and. stationery. J. IL Mar-
• tyn; 'Sanitary ..Inspector, Tr; -12 for.
m„onthe salary and 33 50 for livery, total
AD 22. Jacob Gates, 9 00 for Caretak-
ing at extra meetings. It. Slartyn, 1 10
for interest on .overdraft. Municipal
--World, 5 '0 for six_eepiis • for Council
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CamObell-Fraser-That the 'Auditors'
Report be adopted. -Carried. . 0;
Harniltori-Ituttle-That the appliea-
-non of Witt. Steele for Vs Collector. fa. ;
the year 1916, be accepted. Carried.
• Ctimpbell;-.-Vrater---That, the applie&
tion John S. Robertson for the Mike Of
SinitarYIntinector, be accepted, Cerried,
Riittle-Wilkinson -!--That the a Wince -
Mon of John F. Collins for the office of
Municipal Officer to enforce Local Option
in the TOWnehip of *iron be accepted,
Carried; ' - •
Onitiphell-:-FrallOr- That the :Re'eve
and the Olsrkbe authorized to sign the,
Petition front 'the Ontario Municipal
Annociation recommOnding the appoint-
ment of a Provincial 'Pepartment of
Labor. Carried,
Hamilton- leraser- That -the Oierk
be inatrusted to, publish the "Abstract"
of the Auditors' Report of. the llownshiP
of linrort, for the year 1015. Carried,
Wilkinson,- Campbell- That Datild
Campbell. be appointed linfieSSOr of the
'rowntiliip of Huron for the year totp,
Carried. .
Hamilten.,....rranot-That D. AcTav
ieli he appointed Sheep Yalitatot tor the
. Axon MnETYN, Clerk, and the name stuck.
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The.Elome Paper:Qvee you the roadiog !natter in
- -ivhiclryeabaverthe greatest intermit.--
: --thehome. Dews: Its every issue Will pr9Ve it welcome visor to every
member of the family. • It iihould head your list of riwrspaper and poilodiesl
.. tubseriptiOna.
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We are in the market for cream, sweet or sour. We
4supiP1y, tw; cans -pay-twice, each -month,- fest eath.taa_
-received, said Our patrons. a_ statement of the weight,
test and _butter' fat:, in FtErt can, -with' the empty can
returned. - . We refer you to any bank as to our standing.
, Write for cans to day
.TRELEitiVEk &
Palm ci$Itterre PALMERSTON, ONT.
NOTICE. -lira Want an agent herri ,for Patin Dairy Icie Cream..
• Write for prices and 'terms. „ • 11.5-c
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PREPAREpNESS
Business..opportulities come tti
theyoung than wh) is prepared
to meet them. A ' growing. bank
• balance, no matter ho w• &will, is .
an evidence of bAinessabeity and
iorce of character.. Our Savings
Departmint will help yau saw,.
LUOKNOW, BRANOH\
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Autharlzed WOW* ;ill. A. CI LEN MIE)
Cooltal Pold.up $8,006,060
SurplUS $1,05.000
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