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W. DODD
Sacar tU .t. G. Stewart
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TO. ADVERTISERS
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o ffice nit later than satunta no tt.
The copy for ,chauges. must be left
n ot l#ter drainMonday .evening.
Caaaal adcertisenteuta accepted up
to noon Wednesday of each week
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY *1
EDITQRIAL NOTES
Brit:ire is massing up ogainst icer*
tutus the tremendous resources of a
free people whit will die to .the last man
rather tban they will be defected." de-
clared Hou. W. N. Hughes, prime
minister of the Austrian Commonwealth,
to the members of the 0ttawat'ae,nadiaa
Club, Saturday. and thus crystallized
the feeling of determination and unite
which now exists throughout the
Empire
HRCT AND PEEL
Relation of the Government tc> Ulla.
"it would have been better if Premier
Re,arst foaiowed the lead of Premier
Borden and said, 'You have no pace
itaain tate lilies of our party in the
loegislatore etud the fitting and proper
tl i-mr, is to retire from public life.' I
understand that Sar. blain. 31. aa. is
going ahout using Ur Hearst's letter
as a testimonial to air. Faille. I think
it is up to Premier Hearst to make
.clear his position on the matter." - Mr.
Rowed at ealedon. February 1Stb.
"31r. Hearst's wbitewashiog letter to
Penis will grieve wird sarzais the
Premier's atirnirers."- Pert Arthur
ire, i a
Des Mr. Hearst, Pte 'er
d , tsar LAS
and Health iOntar;e. rely think that whitewashing
Mr. Rollie, M. P. F fair Nei and cF
'N. ��++t; 3E;sayv ndettiog his virtual stealing
a.� N Frzttn the pubo C chest. is •a'., later te
__.. atrarmolste re rotting ' -- Peterbor
'Melte a. •'i r xstnin'z
i4 "lie :43..r. Falws8 has been badly ad-
oi rla mo (a vises in the course iia', taken alai
• the r>apcesihility for this blurrier must
Viveeees eetwes�sa, r�+swaiila.)'lee are br Premier Uea s . "-.-Srsee.
Il:ord to .
11 "Mr- Peas donated his profit_ to
patrie r purpc , but. he would hare
i, kept them if muse ivad net pot hang
toehsne. This as the man n inated
b1 he Consentive Ca?nrenAion la Peel
n Welt the agr�revai of Premier Hearst';
a .-4hIs• ,.T.: « es.'a Eecz a Examiner.,
,
"Apsraved by Premier Hearst .and
11 rdinsb�3 by the Tomes of Peel„ J. R.
Pal:. :zs. et: Cense/zee-tire. mss; etir Candi ere io
the live:-elecsuaxu." - C .;aegwood il
Sn�ietin.
1
N e3.'i1ftllON EXPERIMENTAL FARMS.
Li
e Accident ' C
airte>le;e.
C'Q'N 1:ERS
--4..w..11,& 'Yandrick
,I,,,,,-.,:*. . 4 ;: erre v t,nntt s e`:
13 n a za..4e* v' •tca:re rake
air t; a; .7..V.';':7'-.74; *XIX*. o ,ira.
I,mist, ^'<a N s..,.r�s:;,
E' rg ,. -- -scat,
^s-+r.srt5na.
Spm hotted, Tip Fares
Log 'Uta:;--Sto savers
rh r Z t` Ent t ,�'.' %:,'ya.
d: r'i'„-szt. w C. '+.'t... an. N. t"'S'.
Eat i war z Ariz.
FrerizaL..s,:sem" „ ,,i
QUICK WITTED W'OMEP .
T ►ia• Glace nose That Woo the film*
ef 'Awe em �a , st res to lutes-
trste the detrotiee, at women, put tate
Interesting of diem is tate our
abet as'recorded In the:tuna* of* home
Pm dependent women at Weinsberq,. Wil
they Neskar. in the vicinity nt netdctPer-
-
AM TIS
rWOMAN'S HEATH
NEEDS CONSTANT OAK
dark awl Worry Leaves Her 4
Niven[ Stony Riess-
leg Ailments
�. ,Ever.' wen.att"a health is peculiarly
'AC the feet of the Ineut}teie erns dependent upon the condition of her
fougbtrote of the tierces; battles of the b•u&ad. Hoar rtistiy "omen s°11er' with
log strugglebetween the (TOelI;i1.1awl ,Inv ' e,3Yl .S ia,r'Stioo 3►,00stoot .peel.
headache, mint .in the hawk. poor top,
the t btbellines, When the conflict w'xa'mg of weariness, palpastioti of the
ended and tete G1ubeltine leader. - bean, shortness of breath, pallor favid
perm Songs!, had driven the Guelph i;Kterk'oosness. If you; have any of these
ehi5 up the mountain to their
sron„l +ki, be laid Siege to the ancient
Atter general days he sent word
dust" tf the erten would surrender be
would permit the women to depesrt•in
safety. carrying their treasures with
theta. The terms of surrender were
arranged, end the emperor drew up his
atrn t foci an eseort for the noble
ladles with their jewels and other deer
dons.
when the procession of woven Mae
down the bill the hostile army saw, to
ars aataremente that every ;gentlewotu-
. tut carried a roan on her back. The
men they carried were the Guelph odii-
gem who were to have remained in the
caste and been made prisoners of
Rotuma was so touched by this expres.
son of devotion on the part of tboae
wives and mothers that be permitted
the women to go back for their jewels
In 1s20 Queen Charlotte of Wurttem+
ber;. d,'enehter of Geor a III. gaud
member of the Guelphs. built the UT"
tutu tan the bill as a memorial to those
quirk witted Ori p x women.
A Flanges Inside and Outside.
There is auinside. also an outside, to
every plank or board,the outside be -
big the situ farthest reproved from the
'"pith." or tenter, of the tree from
s_
which the plank was cut: Tice eaze#ni
workman >'a1weys Were title in mind
when tieing Lards. He leavesthe out:
:de exposed t;o the air. If the inside
is exposed to the atmosphere the ear-
lier lavers will ultimately shell' out in
shreds :iud. :strip owitkg to the action
oT the air caetrooing the timber's to-
a1s As
ces 'e propertiea mutt the even
sur"aee, edit be d r'eroyet3, a serious de -
feet in better 4ass word:. -London
An -
suers.
A Story of Robespierre.
'The story is told of Robe that
et one titre when at the height of his
pourer n. Pads tailed eon him, ch -
log him to stare her husband`s after
He a oxnfaslly iteInsed. As sire turned
awry she happened t . tread upon tb
Imo? of has pee dog. He turned upon
her and asked. ~Medan , have cot; no
symptoms you should begintoday to
hullo up your blood with Dr. Williams'
!Pink r'ilts., tamer their use the nerv,
ous energy of the body is restored
as the blood bermes red and pure and
the entire system is strengthened to
meet every demand upon it. They
nourish every pert of the body, giving
brightness to the eye and color to the
cheeks and nips.
Mrs. Jas. S, Francis. Oakwood,. Ont.,
says: ..I should have written long ago
FARMERS'
Buy Your eteds Now -.
All the hest grade% are now io steel.;
nd we would advise »arty t., ging as
pees IMmnnelg. Ns. L Rei Clover.
R.d Cto►er. too. 1
A ike. No. I Alfatfti, o. i licnoihh.
All Ai r
ou a
are a lies ins
'tb t tit tate
and are No. I Government staar lard.
Vvu will find the best are the; eiteepest
to cow.
Nom Wed a not charge seeds, cash
or
doe mu t *Company every sate.
HIND EROS.
February 241h t9i6
Bulk imdcolts For Solo.
The undersigned has for sale on his
a ..
premises, lot 4, con. a, Morris, four
Shorthorn bulls, ranging in age from S
to IS months, bred from imported stock;
also three good geldings. ,aiming 3 years,
eked by Goidlink,
JOHN COULTIS
R. }c, No5.
4t Brussels, Ont.
to tell what Be Williams' Pink tills d>
did for me, but I suppose it isbetter
late than never. IA Jule. I913. I bad
to go to a hospital for an operation for
female weakness I was in the hospit-
al for a month, before I was able to
getbome. Threeweeltsafterthislstart-
ed for a trip to the Pacify utast, in the
/tope tummy health would further im-
prove, On the wayl strap to visit
a sister in Southern Rabe and on
ivat 1t
nd
axr ., r home fce` ,
e h a �
ie
( a. mile
drive) i was completely done out. I
found my sister ill, ber baby having
been born the week before. As there.
was no one to help., I had to take care
of the child and do the household old wore,
and in the three weeks that spa ,sed be-
fore my sister ek
er took ehar, was
pleteas-worn out, and again near
However. I started ton my
trip, anddecided'to stop of
where I reraiii-d a week
not seem to help .. e
my journey, On th
and could not eat.
my rondation was
porter wired ahea
Ill,
tward
t Banff,
•ut it did
I resumed
I tool: sick,
s I was clone
hie. Finally the
o North Bend for
a doctor to see me. The doctor wanted
me to leave the train and go to a
hospital, but I determined to continue
me' journey to V,uioonver. The medi-
cine the doctor gave rue did not help
sue, and I was getting worse call the
time And then a young naan who bad
the opposite berth asked me if I would
try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and ,gave
mea box he had. I used these and the
porter got rue two more boxes, and by
the tote 1 reached tiny "oarney's end 1
wee reetmg some better, 1 staved two
months ea the coast and continued
raking Dr. Williams' Pink Kis ail that
time.. I had gained in weight and ap-
esraece, and when I started for borne
I felt better than I had done for year:,.
New I always keep Dr. Williams' Pink.
Fii=s in the house, and both my bus -
hoed and my swung daughter have
e been benrdted by their use I bless
ljthe clay that bung man tin the trent
"glee me his box of pill_. otherwise 1
aughtneverhave tried. them, /sad I
would still have teen an iteslid.
You can get Dr. walGiszs' Pink Pest
foam toy ntedieire deafer fir by mail.
s=r at a -r3 eents a bus or etc byes for ,WI
from froThe Dr. Williamsldeandue Co.
Biavrs'ilte, Ont.
S.iee saidlt..Atl,
"`Whet. did fatter fates con
era for my hamtt?' =eked the sweet
rezze thing.
\e3 lug et a 1,' epi rhe man.
s['lsc tie. e. he must batt + i%
t re :teee aittlen has. lust be 4..ittmethir
xde tz, tte agotalltu:al literature tof.
z *:areaees. im the form of \1i ".z e 1 of the
-4.W e1 Nepal etl^..e o--r.,3--t^,. `S ,ter':-
. te, Farms' ft:: the year e.,. z^ rzg t
i Its b S.l. taa.,5 ,-,^-st;T-sed ft, t
(
'&3j d" $ e¢^nt sins r a's�i+. e1 e
He Cotildn''t Gat Evan.
I" ln1 w :el grvs" a reg. list coy^. # "Here, here. lute toy:' sad the be.
c i tate- ssstern. i4 I rCSI:: by .v.:� .int. hits. j "z2T 44ry ?A
z -e r.s ffrzzatt-e I , ez_-..s i.` rni.. t f •z' W v a' " w"s s the
1,k ^ Husbe. „nyand Ars-,,z„THast ay. .i,h!�r�, ze t seay
.M1 JLM.�t..,x. +•isr� tiC2W
7$ o:1= e at win ,:o e+i tor--os-t� !ma-. rs ,=. .i".z, l� le tee 't.2eete
=ditties' by t %crew a V'"Y+' IYi"•`...,tr, t'ti:. • 3,`.t:., trL.-.3''.`'-r'd : the t 3". 'elite ff ;+r
e:tm{' Eed. vee ee fxromthe ivis :. tfi ?? 't i° :Pi's:''e4 t4 °tea'' *s t kv et a.
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s:_ -a. este .,:t h ng Heed on t y t ell ','T(..R O:..2L'e *"' .Jp
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tbs. ec? +tie w " `.. _n i .w, `.Z tez.n eltr....
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aa♦at►a�rkwa ena+. vas a c ate. r S make =se r{ tt', it 'w ' .: ' ilc= lr =. 'e Vigleat
t c,_ :. tt, = a s..' t.. eve- 1 s ane = as l t
-"Set a sword."'
"Ten tom: be C3Sstan. George.**
rr tot. Tone m-,: a was
attzer
.. `w¢gsw.F Tomo .� the work *.y . 's pa.. ` te,,:nt makes son try
teet„ kite- ..%„ Inti' e . 3K ::^.
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UR KING AND COUNTRY
YoiJ.
Tour kinrand c metr, r /toe-
As theyr never glial bee *[Ste;
Year king* std entry need y -u.
To help theca win this was.
IR is year dints now to go
Tra aaa5pyc r bayhaiea.el,.m,
tor dear aid Britain..
Ereo ra': if he a ll moats.
Tee are greys .m fah-Feinmatike
Who are physize. Ely tea.
Vip.y„ they latex 'ems they export yaau
Togo and de your .,
We girlls can't steee:der les
Or tght fcr carr home:In :J;
xyout. e t to -k L, e y $SR
Aed with cry t T to ata`•.
We k'',.�ta to yma
aatthat fa=tit e t
W.nre yozr t= rg and e. t*^•, neei SZt7.1I
hankte to y=" ermes=-
Irs.k+e the l -acct bigbu,
9 e ' it
mow' b you,a�' Yiw. m you. tk aa�.."3-
VALUABLE FARM
FCR SALE
The avetutersof theestcateofthei
John Musgrove ottereT
for sale Iaot
Con. 4, in the towpsbip of ' wry.
Thus farm consists of 1OO a
land in a high *tate of cold v: •n, bei,•g
well fend, under -drain rod :free
from stones and noon;.. ds. There
are on the premises . . modern 'brick
House, with kitcbep wood shed, a
good bank {mob • w js�tt�abline-��ujndeyr--
math, a atta�, • ilrayrng shed. hog
pen, impleme • use, drilled well and
windmill. Th is a chhoie a fns. Im-
mediate possession. Par particulars
apply to
Rosa. ¥rsonovv„ Binevale
A. H. 31tc'`.osos's, Wingham
Fseutors,
rw'
P. S. --,ilio at3joznin4 iaftyacFes.ucctied
by air. Robt: Musgrove is also for stale
c.: NC1 FAIL
O READ THIS
With the pur hale of the Russell Czar Company's
Automobile Easiness by oar company, we liatsta'
taken over a number of their small six -cylinder and
also some Cabriolet, some Russell I4niglat male!
32 a passenger,.
Old Price
$1,415
1,525
2,650
Russell Small Six
Cabriolet
Knight Alocicl 32
New Price
1,000
1,100
1,500
Wiogha� Overiantl Sales Bog
L. KENNEDY, Prop.
Broadview Farm
Shorthorns for Sale
Herd headed by Favorite Character
imp,
I am offering two choice young
Bulls, from nine to ten months
old. Theme are low deem. blocky
fellow-;, with good Breeding and.
Quality. Can ild Paso spire a few
two -Neer -old. Heifer% bred sag the
imported DWI. Write or give
Dee aeon. tf
J G. FYFE
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Vxa all steamship lin out-
ward or prepaid rrom the ma
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entmnt for tensor drkets lav
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any ,r+e:ste Apply
H. B. ELLIOTT
Times Office, NV -Ingham
Alma Flavus
Tearer Of Piano add Tteo7o.
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CANADIAN PACIFIe
FOR WINNIPEG _SRU VANCOUVE
LEAVES TORONTO 6.40 P.M,
11 1
Via, the "TR=ANSCANA DA"
Connecting Train Leaves Wingham at 623 a. tori.
'rough aquipment including Electric Light Compartment
Observation Car, Standard and Tourist Sleepers, Dining
Car, Firs: Class Coaches.
',The frequent C.P.R. Service passing through the Business
Centre of each City is an assets. to the Traveller."
Particulars fremi .T. W. Meliibbota, Town Agent. 'phone'd3;.T
Weiner, Station Agent., 'phone 47; or write W. B. Howard,
District Fra -:eager Agent, Toronto.
Have YOU renewed your
Subscription -for.
1916
1' FLANNELETTE
11
Having been fortunate enough in s: curing a
catow of Fisnndetze containing 1500 yards of factory
ends az a pow price, we are offering the same at fess
than wholesale prices
These ends renin from two to ten yards, and are
-cars tai -dal from i Sc to 20c. yard, retail.
For one week only we have deckled to let
these ends out at
Per
Yard
ars
No ends cut.
5
Sugar
A goad of Sue- on hand. Now is the:
time fay kt your supp4. Per cwt.
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