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*.re. Goo. Chisholm, Rat, No, 1, Grafton,
Ont,, writes: "I have used Dr. Chase%
Nerve Food for my little girl for what the
doctors prerrounced, Chorea, a theease of
the nerves, 1 consalted Our family doctor,
and he gave her a liguld mediciae, but do
what we would, we could, not get her to
swallow it. A neighbor a.d,vised the, naci
of Dr. Chafie'a Nerve Food, and, being ,in
pill form, he took it without any trouble,
She was seven years old, and got pale and
run down. The •muscles of the face were,
affected, and ah o became a pitiful sight.
She seemed to improve right along under
this treattnent, and was entirely cured bY
using six boxes. She is unto years old
now, and you cannot And a larger.
leettithier-looking child for her age, I
alien always be grateful aor what Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food has doe for us, and I
can recommend it to all nervous "people.
You Ar at libertY to nne this statement, so
that eithers mar benefit." • ,
' In, childreu nervous exhaustiOn-±requently takes the farm of rickets, St. Vitus' dar.ce
or fits. In less advanced stages there are nervousness, excitability and irritability.
All such conditiOns indicate the need of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food to enrich the blood. .
and nourisit the starved ancl depleted nerve cellsBeiii,c,; natural and, gentle in action,
. and. at the sametime powerful in its restorative and reeonstructive influence, this •foocl,
, cure is a`dmirably suited as a treatment for weak, imny, nervous girls and boys, It '
makes theni strong, hevty and. robust, and enables them to • '
develop into healthy and useful men and women.
SO cents a box, 6 for A32.$0, td1 dealers; or ,,1.4.,_ ,
Edmanson, Bates st, co., Istd., Toronto. 7ee .
Dr. Chase's Recipe Book, 1,000 selected reecipes, sentefe, if_ you _mention this Darer.
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neataxearea, C„ Ni &seer, T,:» ','antl ,‘4*, A. 1.0 A SAMPLE OF PATRIOTISM
(Intended for last week) Po a tia Viaigh ^-^eri• elected Honoes-• ,
A large anti enthueiasta audience
was in atteedatme at the Foreeters'
Hall in Bluevale lest Fral e evening at
the Recruiting meeting held in the in-
terests of the laist Huron Overseas
Battalion. Rev. D Ferric of Wingham,
in one of the ablest speeches ever ,
heard in 13lueva1e, outlined the catties
°Me present war and the character
of the teilitary govtasrnment of the Get-
man nation. Mr. George Spotton of
Wingham made a atpecinl :appeal to
the young men of Huron County, urg-
ing them to offer for enlietment, mod
also made a epeelal appeal to the parente
and relativea of eligiole Men to aid the
cause of Cannda and the Empire. A
musical program was furoisited by tbe
members of the Wingloon Detachment.
of the lelst Battalion, assisted by Mise
Hazel Breeden and Miee Dell Mitehells
of Winghatn. A. numbs): ef enlisted
men front both Wroxeter and Winghare
were present. A number of the young
mee of Bluevale and vicinity have already
stated their intention of Joining the I.
colors.
The cengregation of Rhea Church
are plannibg for an it event in
the near future. For some time the
various organizations , of the church
have been making as special effort to
pay off the balance of the church deht.
This result has now been accomplielled
' widen rob. 15 the occasion will be
celebr, ted be an oyster supper at
which the mortgage will be burned,
The honor of performing the ceremony
will be Rivet a lady and gentlernao,
Who are two of the oldest mernbere of
the congregation, Mrs. Thynne and Mr.
Jas. Elliot.
At the last meeting of the Literary
Society held on Jan. 12. some altera-
tions ana additions were male te the
list of officers previoesiy. announeed,
In recognition of their Valued serVices
to the Society sinee its in2eption. Miss
•
ary P ..idents. The Ilonerery oun- 1
eil wilreonsist of: W. H. Fraset (Pres.
FarreeCe. lestitute); Prs. Robt. Bleck,
(Pres. Women's Inst tate) Mr. Robt. :
Musgrove and Mr. Milton Smith (Selmel
Trustees); Mrs . -J. W. King, Mr. J. F.
AicOraciten. Other officers for the year
are W. H. Haney, Pres.; L S. Winch 1
George IVIcDona d and Re Shaw (Viee-
Presidents); Mary Duff, See.: Reba.
Aitchisom Treas.; D: Daft cur..see.
Some ehanges in the policy of the tit-,!
erary Society are announeed thia sea: f
son. The meetinge will be held fort- 1
eightly iostead of weekly aa heres
toSoie and the night Of meeting has 1
been thaege d from Wednesday to 1
Friday in order to make it r
more tonvenient in severe) retspects.
The meeting will therefore be held on I
the. fa:lowing Friday nights throughout
mar, 8, Mar. 17, Mar.81. The 1,vinferis
the winter.; Jan. al, Feb. 4, Fob. IS,
programs are being arrrusgedi by three
rival committees headed, by the three a
vin -presidents' and • the meeting on
Friday night of tide week Which is in
charge of Mr, Wineh's Corsimittge* la
,expected to set the pace for tbeseaeon.
As the program is a lengthy one the
audience are requested to be in their
places sharp at eight o`elock for the
opening -neither by the, Royal Phil-
harmonic Orehestra. Three nddresses
will be given. :Mr, J. W. /treg svill
speak on "Cuerent Evexits" Mr. A. L.
Posliff will give a lecture on "The
Growth of Political Caoada" trod
Clayton Duff will speak oe "Aitniaaed
Ideals for aotie Literary Soeiety."
There will also he ti new pantomime
and songs, duets and instrumentals
will he given by some of the- best
oriesiciaes in Bluevelte
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR1 A,
Get "More Money" for yourSkrnilk
Muskrat, naduta000, Iheces,White Weasel,Fither
and other Fur bearers telleoted in your 66CW:in
SHIP Irltibrt UP! DTRICTie"..5/1111ilititt" the ititiiieg
hiliage In WcIld dating ett11ailtiel5fla NT5 MIMIC/0 RAW FURS
o rellablo.,tentattilde-tafe Vor Mouse With Att uableinisbod rots.
maven eitigtin fr for than It third of a to entry," a Ion g
tesstuifecord of teritlitIttPurShimiersproinnt,SATISVACTOra:
AND PROPITATILTii tetuttit, write for"Itiie Alobtthett moved:
the eto teliable. acetitatetitathet report atid Nide hat
Write, for li-,-NOW.-WN flIE
A B, SHUBERT Inc
. . DeetteeteitCAGO,
25.21rinst ArtertIN
-o. the oldest ot satia'aiske3,
' ono. that muot be coneidereil tac-
t
cesofnl poultey releere, le fte !„"e e2
eirieltena, Ione . ese
this there will he aothina ti;iteae-
poiettnent, vied feilet
Notvitthatanslinss all the A7r'...V.n„.•
and talking, it in a rare •;-1,
a poultry houee ses
elle that le free f.stee .-oreae. lads
feet euplaine ine eir. the feelereit in
I poultry mai-ears lee a Teresa in con-
: nee.tion with iiitios ad Cealay lieeresia
' and the libe,rty given to i'oatr, vita
1 about in wet Is eetia r, ti.e iebole
bunirteee 115‘1"1.11C.11 tea
fort. Thera Lea tee!. e;toiseaS
mana-eil testi , teoilestale eetiltry
I plant, to pfev,:: thlt. te
; geed one when it recelvaa piarscr e.t-
tention.
f Tltere are a ert eicaay d'ffereat
a•kincla or lice that ;eq.:telt tae eowle,
I, but we cae coseeletra' tileet ell tinaer
-James R. Faiiis, M. P. P., of Peel
county. made 0. sorry spectacle of
./iirneelf before the Dendnien commis -
Sol) enqu.iiz into t le Imre ese of
horsesat Bitinaptete This is the sort
of evidence that game out at the tn-
vestigatien: -
An old 1 Arne mare foaled in 1893, end
sold by her °waste i.vlIce she was fiftee.-^,
years e*d for eel), f the proceed
being "taker: out in ig .." Wag
to the Donlinioa government or
military porpt.sel- lir, on. the
fury; ma
Tee a hi te lege end w .1 te nese of an
etheievise t:.treo •.1 re "doetoied,"
or al:mit:toe', teaels, seeing to
the military rogqien nozoinst the
purchae.. of ;law- 'eared eniniels. and
the tro foreael ' ' eirn "old to she
government. •
Mr. ..Inmes R. Pains. ad. P. P, for
Peel, testified thei be ptirehased horses
from furrnere after the Animals had
passed the governme t innoection and
reseld them to ti e government, mati-
ing private, profit "ao the farmers
got lase and government paid more fear
your interveatien?" said Sir Charles
Devidson„ eddressing Vieille.
This num Sallie 'aid not even have
the good geatie to be ashamed of him-
self, -I &
le fended his action ,in seeur-
ing a rake-off on the perchases. Doubt-
less he. would r:ssent beGg termeJ a
grafter.
The Davidson caannissioo bas tan -
earthed a baste lot of blisiness.
Much of it has been done right- miller
the eyee of the government, and has
followed letters issued by the depart-
ments at Ottawa.
fletill weeder that talk of a coalitica
vvith that outfit receives such scan
'courtesy in Liberal papeis.
The eleetoes of Peel should deal with
Pais. A man who does not know righs
from wrerig is a pew' represetitative.
Decetit ewe who helped to elect him
must hal* their beads.
IN "Frult-a.tives"
44th ANNUAL STATEMENT
For a Yeer Ending Naesenbar 30slt, Hits
.qfHaniito'n
t
The ;simple juices ; of apple's, ereneera
fleas and prunes:, when traneforta d Into
'Fruit-a:Uwe' will relieve disease:3 of
the sS'iosnosei, Livcr, Kidney: and Skin.
11.110 truth of this statement leas bcea
proved in thousendse of •castes of
Indigestion, Iayspopsia, Torpid Liver,
Constipatiou, Rainey and Bladder
Trouble, Skin Diseases, ItheurnatisM.
Neuralgia end Chronic Headaches.
Tho enormous sales of Trult-eatIves,, •
are the beet proofs ef the raltte of .
misfrag medicine.
.50e. £1, box, d for 112.50.04a size ,
At deal ere or sent peetpaid. on receipt of
priee by Fruit -a -tie -es Limited, Ottawa. '
DRUG MENDS .
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e „ass.
' • fiat alcohol is a hatait formieg drug!
H.4 .ed 03IY byit (1?Vaetf.S. ,
idwould be uselese I:amuse every one
knows men who have lo eene, victime of
the , elsonel hatit thet eeetut breek
le.ray from it. Nothing iss more walls
etic then to see emee of theee men trying to break of the habit. suffering!
untold tortures and failing time after ;
time, until they give up in despair and ,
plunge in deeper than ever, in hopes of ;
ending their .misery.
Morphine is Edson habit forming drug, '
bat it ie. very little uecd compared %Nitta;
• e the , various alchotie itgeore, because
it ie not phereant ti tee tete ant/ be -
crease.
the hebit treetiog te a doe of
morphine has not become pepular. Its
: steel is very sir iter to that of wine-.
key or brandy. In moderate doses it
dulls the eeneity to pain and in „leree
'aoses autos etupor resemellng pea-
• s lotted sier,. f4ihets'coitie once t'se
seee cene eLeenunceati,
ethrce claeses, as they attack in the
three ditaereat teem Thee° farce
claesee are boy lice, heea Lee, and
initee. The body liec are on all parts
of the fewira lue, lnit 11.101'1' c„npe-
daily' in to • eciSt7 fluffy frtathers.
They nIly renylin meta,: fc tel, and
they ineiva<ri v:-.1ry vapidly.
It 1a <nort*i^.^lated 1;. ^ihn
eight r wt.* r.::" th 1iect-s.-17 1.
li•.:+ts. Yen ^,.^ r
from nee hLs -seta' car,lot it in for
one todor...troy reutr 1,tf.ore they
get -cell sot.;.c,l. 1.1 the
Body .roo i"ro not blecaseeltere,
but 1,ivo en the arylts of thot fs,athers
and scalps of tlx.N ceesalate irrita-
.
time.
In. Pttit l'itl ihol.^I nothing
equals e. rood powa7r;
the fowl by th.s head down. and
duet the pe-trat,' LAO the feathers
near the roots, rubbing it well into
the feathers and 4;:in with tin hand.,
,In all ocationl grizikehlekerio a elinnee
to dust therirsoives. This will ate in
destroying licit.
Hoed Lee aro trur; blooetioniczers.
.
With their long h1U they vitneinre
the skin and the 1;!, -sed Vcin u^ader-
neath. They are a ot.s^:^. droit. on
the health rty' ef the adult'
fowl% flu:ion:1m Cy:to:elves no their
heade and stif.itin.rtht., Wood fro:
position OVQ„' he brio.
AI% tee ettiteke :tee hatched theee
lice leave the old bait and fasten on
the chicks. If you pick up a droopy
chick and. extvailrei its head you are
alinost sire to :rind these lien fttazi; by
their .hills, busily sucking the Mood.
To destroy these rub some sweet oil
or lard well lute tbs feathers and
skin on the heads of the chleks and
of the older fowls also. ,
Mite's are even worse than these
others. They hide during the day in
the cracks and crevices of the hen-
houses, especially about the roosts,
and attack the fowls at night after
they have gone to roost.
To destroy them a liquid is much
better than a powder. Paint the
roosts and spray the dropping boards
and walls' with a preparation of crude.
carbolic acid and kerosene mixed,
half and half.
There is another parasite belong-
ing to this family, called the deplum-
ing mite. It usattlist appears in the
spring and summer and attacks the
roota of the feathers, causing thoet to
break off and leave mbar° spa.
The mite is quickly passed faun
fowl to fowl and soon enreads
through the entire iloOk. will
not see anything staspicioete on the
bare spots, but if you will pull out
some of the feathers and examine
the roots y•ott will see these. ,neites.
They have the appearance of dee'
&wt.
Sprity,the houses as for the other
mites toad tub carborated Vaseline
into the recite of the feathers. It is
also a good treatment to dig the
fowls he a tea Made froria tobaeco
leavee. •
There is another parasite that
dausee the disease ',tatted sco.ly leg
by boring tinder thd skin of the feet
and legs of the fowls. They cense a
powdery secretion, which enlarges
the feet mid legs of the fowl, giving
theta a rough, ugly alnlearattee. tflp
the feet and loge in ketosene, tub-
bing with the hand and alloWing It to
soak "%Toll In.
A Vent In Deere
'Foe thirteen menthe I wzi o bad
vith ehr,nic indigestion th.,t
go out of doors. Nerves were un -
strong, the heart had and eniotheritie
feelings came on till 1 thought. 1 would
choke. Doctors' treatment failed me,l
so 1 began the use Of Dr, 'Chases Itia.
ney-Liver Pills, which 1 tbark for thy
present good health. I ant WSW doing,
my 'housework and have n fnniilyof ten 1
, I
A Needless set tareW has been intl.
'vented tlisit Ive driven flush v.00,1
*tenth which engages slots in the tt v.
Protect. Your Trees.
*Meet your apple trees ftoini taint)
and tabbits .by wrappihg the triniks
With bniiding paper ttri to tt. feet
above the grethid,
Tho retro geed Sire,
If yen haven't a Mire -bred Sire Yet,
eremite Yotertelf tato a commission
to discover it you can afford. to „farm
Without One,
1014'1 it lay ferret a, it es itriptieeible I
almostto break efa, MOD Wili)
rpecialty of treatieg the drug and al.
cehol be.bit„ tell me diet it ie eraler to:
care permanently a mt..yi,r471:a..!
than an aleehol tame, 'Peet 11 probab-
ly due largely to the habit inimy h-ive
fcirmettof urging their frienjs ta drink.;
, Tee dee ie not tones passed tense sonif,
• would take it as ail insult if you refused:
to drink their dope. Both these clieere
eavein, the toorc,1
sensibility so that n Mtn WU:
do or say Met perSect iediffereeee
what he would have shrank from with
horror before he seel2l1e.1 the habit.
• lenamples of this we beve had in plenty,
of late; when :nen stoor: to the ine..t de -
•t plea ble acts. utterly hadifferent to '
a the reed or fate of their country. Aeta
Ione who hes studied the question knows
1thet much of this moral degradation
had its'orlein in drink en the part of
' the penion or his nectstors. Morphine
Iead alcohol are both poizonous driags
and both have the tendency to effect
; the higher moral eentres first.
I It is clreadful to conteinelateahe pow-
er -which the traffic has aequirc d. In
!England, leranee and Germane., they
linve defied the Government paid the
;War Office to do more than slightly cur -
1 tell their business, In Sweden, the
• people voted a hundred to one in favor
of Protabitionebut they dirt not get it.
In Ontario, people have voted by large
majorities on three different occasions
• in favor of prohibiting the traffic. Not
only that, but resolutions and petitions
almost without number, have' poured in
to to the Government, begging filet the
bars be closed. On the other hand, no
one but a quiet deputation of liquor
dealers have asked that the business
be allowed to eontinue. But that depu-
tation seems tohavernore influence with
Governments ,than the votes of the
people, the resolutions of the most im-
portant bodi.e, and all the petitions
that have been presented, humbly
pleading that that greatevil be stopped.
H. Arnett, lt1 B., IVI.C,P.S
resolution altIling for Federal probi-
bitioe derieg the war and for three
years after and until repealed by a vote
of the people was adopted by a Joint
'meeting of the Domiekm Alliance
Tfe-
ectztive Parliamentarittes and the Ot-
tawa tomrnittee, anti a committee
appointedto wait on the Government,
DeafriesE Calmat be • Cured
by local applications, as they eannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only One way to curedeaf-
ness, and that is by eonstitutional
remedies. Deafness is mused by an
inflamed condition of the moue lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tubs is inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed, Deafriess is the re-
volt, and unless, the inflammation ean
be taken cut end this tube restored to
its notreel condition, hearieg will be
destroyed forever; ohm cases out of ten
are teamed by Catarrh, whieb lonothing
but an inflamed condition of the names
surfaces
We will give One Ilumlrect Dollars
foe any tate of Deafness .(caused by
taterrh) that cannot be ?anted by '11 oWs
Catarrh Cure, Seed for eirculare free.
• F. .1. ()MTV ez CO., Toledo, Ohio,
!$tld by Druggists, 75e,
Tithe Irein ily Pills for toestipution
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rate
/14,11,-,•57,r. •
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do:« 4 HtirnIrtOn. banwaiikhtiturr,er
Ao submitted to the Sham.
holder* At the A n nal
meeting held gtt the lived
allre of the Bank et
learailtee, on ?standee.
.biroary 17th. 191(4
BOARD
OF DIRECTORS
sra joHNis. tir,:exam,
atecae
telasat
CYRUS A. atirest
Vice 1.4•oe:ident
C. C. DALTON '
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• W. A. WoCia
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT
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TATEMENT
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AUDI7ORS' REPOR.T
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ar.r41-,Int‘.e e,5515 the prec1ist1.4 45 Sub -sections 51 and 114 tf aeztiva. 03. or •.
'the tainin 2,.,1, we rerort to the Shar•niciders e fannws,---
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17113 Ateember, 1923 •
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A RALLYING SONG
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Dedicated to the lelst flurou Battalion "
Rally round the colo'-' boys, a'Sa:Se.,e 'e :-
Hear the [mei
Hurons sons inst ever be
Heroes elle and all;
Theire to write a glorious name •
High in history's hall t f fame? •
Rally round the dear old Piet,
Rise, like ment be strong,
Buckle well your armour et
To avenge the weongt
Britain's SODS will never slack
Tall they save the Union Jack,
Rally touted the colors boys,
Since the dawn of time;
No crusader ever fought
For aught so eublime;
Better death amid the strife
Than a base mad selfish life.
Reilly round your sovereige boys
In the vietors1 sheaf;
With the rose and fletradeslie
Twine the maple leaf,
Those who fell nada. the fray,
From fat Flanders ell today
Rally round the trapire boy,
Thia your veliatit boast;
By the -powee of him who -died
Smite the savage boat.
Until wars forever tease
And be reil;ZnA Vildgft tante le Nate.
fl WW1 Graliath, Senfoth.
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