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THURSDAY, FEB 23rd, 192Z
Mount Carmel
Mies "d'; resa Hall ht visiting mer s.h-
ter, hies. Dr. Mlttore at G...rton.-*.lr.
Michael O'Rourke, Kbiva., had the
mtseerturee to Fall last week and lir eel;
hie Zee Mir O'R *u. ke is doe > e -
e .-We ere 'la eased to state that the
,lass;[ at Mr. and Mrs. Coate
R ;, n ' i prevetg after a serious fele
siege :hire Haan- 'G;lark held a very
zucaeBeaty quill[ Tg ,bee lest 'I]nursday
iefr•rneon uta also a dare:e _n the'
eveeeng. A1" ln:J. a g :odll-
4.; `. gree has enraged Herb.
?ti:rir;na'.t t'' woek for several months.
-- 'io ranee- r::e;,..is •^'f :Mies Katie • en
�.a= o ere Ya.s.e>e•i '.a Fczr^ that she
ssirtionethaghor
rG, art illness,
-Mess le.eep:�ey Q- Ceritral a gamed
seine;•. T- ties r. _eh13o_hoad test week.
sr aro"'n�► G:av:; attended ihe rno-
1-0.7,I,1%374 a t w^ eft..
x,
'Mr, Alred Il whey held a very suM-
ese ul sale enWed eeday lash -Mies
ll lore o, Toronto spent a
•gek with her panen.ts, lir and firs
3. tehleo.rea: Ke kto:t. lir. :uteri
B. St aiee ee 'ti attune ;r, B.C., who.
lta,ti been. spa a.l°. the 'wetter with
Ms hetes Doupe, reeeived word fr stn
his sister, 'Sties Susie Stiason, that h°„
mother Mi s Mar Stinsoa, had fallen
and treetu d her W.p. Let,.r he re-
... eel a 'telegram saying her condie
heel t,a-, nano s clans then art teii ted.
Mir, Stitta.an a=ft fee: Ve n, otever on,
Frhde y,., Mrs. tiaisones in her Shad.nee r: -Mics. John C :..' ,,ern and Mr:
t ;a. Turnbare spec" hig a few
dame an Tronto 1i.. and firs. Reg.
Deli a: ox WCiredh an spent Sunday
hitt sire end lir, Amps Pup'. M:sn
"wiy ^',i' Bethell spent Sunday' with her
sae, -:i Mies :17, ?dre3 a wore -MMr. A.
I'att reens es sg r,tling . !ew dey.i
nc:t"t Yr. F. A•• T, tell--M'ir. 1)osaald
faj ur are :d home or" Saturele
tveth rah, brie!, hW e welaome her to
our retIghborhocrd,-.Air. ,Tack. Jose ,a
LLciadoat Unle e.s ty spat Sunday with
.p:.r.n.ts ,Ur, ;tad hire. Jose. - Mr.
Ia2 has ]ti
red
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Harold !tl 0(i 7
A Lo ,
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with Mr. Milton 1M Curd[ or ti'
-un, iter.-1le" '4t-oo:l]► itt end J;,.+:I.ton
,„li t ,l ;;n ty net on a splendid eon
-,rt t. the Graeae Hell, Woodham, onruee wiry, Feb. 14th, ,:on=tsti,ng
Binet, ;anti airerusee,y;�,+ well ars irgead-
.Bae b Mite j.e.n. Walker e London.
R'reeeetis amounted to about $42.
Hensall
NEWS TOPICS OF WEE(
Important Events Which Have
Qecurred Dating the Week.
The Busy World's Happenings Care-
fully Compiledand Put Into
Handy and ;attractive Shape tor
Mi es Der Sh..rritt who has errant
• elle past few months let Torbanto, has
returned hi me. Miss Jean. Bell last
week had the 'an:,sfortun•a to slip on
.som+ ice, breaking her arm; -Mrs.
.,A. MI,.'1):on 1I was called to Toronto
owing to the a11n.es:s of her sister,Mrs.
Weel er. -Mr. Mlark Drysdale has sold
Iii; a esidenee to Thos. Kyle of Kippen
excel Mr. Wm. Sh,_pherd has scald. 117,s
fine bri..k home to Mr. Drysdai,e, pas-
s.rs an to be given in. the sprbig.
On Feb. 14th death .laimed Mar -
are t MI.,C;i.rtney, feelict ,of the late
Hugh Mallartin, w]to passed away at
the age of SZ years, She Came from
Se:ttl..n'i when a girl, and lived many
year in Grey 'Township. Later they
mea _d to Brussels, Bird twenty year
ago to It swill- .l'Ir. .liehla,rtin. died
eight y=ears ago. After the death of
her t t a rd she. returned t -t• Brussels
where she. suffered a para]) ti..' stroke
and ::aused ,]ter to be an invalid for
'the rest •of her life. Latterly she has
been. residi=ng here with her son Dun
inlet. A san Robert also resides here
The remains ev•ere taken. toierusseis
..}AVE YOU A FAMILY?
.This is of Importance to You
Niagara Falls, Ont. "Three years
veto my son, Gerald, had a severe at-
tack of yellow
jaundice. I tried
three doctors but
they only gave re-
lief for short peri-
ods. As I had
tried Dr. Pierce's
Anuric Tablets on
my other son. I
• je decided to give
e zee him Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medi ca1
Discovery a n d
• after using four or five bottles
he was entirely well. I shall al-
ways say a good word for all of Dr.
!tierce's remedies. Today our need!-
. :-nine cabinet contains a bottle .t each
of these ;famous remedtea."-Mrs.
Catherine Dempsey, 32 Bridge St.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Die=
co'very is free from alcohol and in
,jtirious drugs. You can be certain
.you will find it a true blooihrt7Ltker,
tissue -builder, and restorative nerve
tonic and that i i
t t Il ' produce trill p no
m '
• tevMl
aftereffects.
DO YOU NEED HELP?
U I4 iF?'
"Windsor, G n
; Ont. "Dr,Pierce a olde-
Medical:Discovery 'Pleasant
his
IBets are Ronderiut medicines for
home use. I used to, suffer with
weak lun s smothering
spells and d
sick-headaches,but since taking the
above-mentioned medicine h
s teas
0onditions have left e."
as
Oae of
�ydao h
terrtook the
eDa orate
Prescription' as et tonic
-during cinS expectancy
Bad eke
praises
that medicine very higlay,,too..'.
liars.:Ellen ' Harding, �,]1
Erie
St. W.
Your net lborhood druggist t seals
Pierce's it . Medic
Dr. P tees
•x.11 y
•tablets
or liquid. Write Dr. Pierce.
e
. res. Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo, N. i •
for, free confidential advice.. Branca
;,boratory in Bridgeburg, Cleft:.
the Readers of Our Paper
Solid Hour's Enjoyment.
TUESDAY.
Prince of Wales receives welcome
at Agra.
Uncle Joe Cannon nit U. S.
public life.
Thirteen deaths in Be rr during
the week -end.
Gandhi's aim recognizeu *pen
insur:ection.
Folic. seize 300 -gallon still in the
county of Yor1 .
le ichavi Collins says de Valera
amts at coup d'etat.
Convention of Retailers opens at
the King Edward Hotel, Toronto.
The stage is set for °Petting of the
sixteenth Legislature.
U. .O,head uartera besieged forr
help for rural debaters.
Sarnia man murders father and
brutally assaults his sister.
Brantford detectives enter, explicit
denials to charges in probe.
Europeans are being ,Brined as
pecial constables in. llladratt.
Hamilton's municipal hydro ser -
dens show large aurplue on year.
Grand Jury returns true bill in
Mlren • murder ease at Kitchener,
Two ]fading members of Wel-
land's Italian colony are rrtUraered.
Canadian delegates to Catholic
Foresters' Convention in train wreelt.
Ne aeara Falls intermediates tat
asgo'tde Hall, 7 to 4, on the round.
"'Curly" 'Valet= has been offered
a match with Joe Lynch at Madison
quare Garden.
St. Mary's juniors beat St. An-
drew's M to 1. In the .first of home -
and -home games.
Italian forces fighting rebels at
Misurata. Tripoli, have lost «5 1.:ills>d
and about 100 wounded.
Sloek exelnateee were closed in the
Iheh •,l States )t eterdey. it being an-
niSo eaere of Liucaln's birthday.
Charles L. Gould. of Tor• into, and
e e P. G. ]leant, of :Montreal.
,a. *,• been elected non-resident Mein -
's of the New w York t'tenad.,tn Club-
WF.1)NESDA1..
Finer geee up in Ittecge In M'innea-
French Labor split Into two
camps,
Allied, experts to 'arrange Genoa
agenda.
`Chaotin s in Ilelfaet grow in
number. r
Wheat takes a big advance in
`lt iia eo.
Quebec printers strike for the 44
hour week.
Ilon. A. J. Balfour Is given a warm
reparations.
Several railroads in Quebec may
be electrified.
Toronto's school tae rate has been
stat at 11 mills.
Quebec hotels are allowed to sell
beer by the case.
Collins will go to London to confer
with Lloyd George.
Unive city of Toronto beat Kitch-
ener seniors, 6 to 5.
Senator McColg advocates drastic
reform of upper chamber.
Ahrens trial opens in Kitchener
amid intense public interest.
Wiarton and Tliteltener intermedi
ate r, are tied on the round.
Quebec has s( csaed control of the
tidal fisheries in at province.
Frceight rates fight opens before
Da::ainion Railway Commission,
The Legislature , as opened Tues-
day by the Lieutenant -Governor,
Saskatchewan grain growers hear
suggested reprisals for cattle em
bargo.
Great success attends convention
of Retail Merchants Association at
Toronto.
Father Delorme arrested in Mont-
real as being implicated in murder
of his brother.
Oakwood won the western district
of the senior e. ries of the H. S.
hockey league.
Sir Robert Falconer of "Toronto
University speaks plainly on profes-
sor -politicians.
Edmund Lamy broke a speed -
skating record established by himself
fifteen years ago.
Construction of the extension of
the main line of the T. & N. O. Rail-
way from. Cochrane to Oil Can Port-
age, on the . Abitibi river, will start
next week.
Congressman Teneyck, Democrat,
of New York, proposes to buy all
Canadian territory south of the St.
Lawrence, with'iight to develop and
utilize half of the water power from
the river.
WEDNESDAY.
Thistles, 31 to 30, in District cup
final.
The steain hip West Cavnifax 60b
miles off Halifax, reports she is short
of fuel and food,
American Prohibition armlets saj
much of the liquor exported to the
U. S. Is returned to queneln thirst of
Canadians,
FRIDAY,
German budget submits payments
to Allies.
Buffalo finds civic work for idle
saloonkeepers,
Plan to thwart Hydro -radials fails
of its purpose.
France denies
Russian Soviet.
A blaze occurred in business block
of Owen Sound.
Teeunln Beeks to cut Red army, but.
Trotsky opposes.
Mail bandits on border believed to
have made getaway.
Balfour was the guest of British -
Cabinet at luncheon.
Twenty-six 135100ist5 kidnapped in
Ulster are released.
There is a move on foot to merge
great British railroads.
Winston Churchill moves adoption
of Irish Free State Bill.
Aura. Lee beat Granites, 4 to 2, in
their O. H. A. senior game.
Retail merchant tailors hold suc-
cessful convention at Toronto.
Saskatchewan Grain Growers de-
cide on plan of political action.
Teck Parry and Eddie Beattie box.
eel a 10 -round draw in Hamilton.
Rugal Short Course at University
of Toronto concludes with banquet.
Ayrshire breeders addressed by
new Federal :Minister of Agriculture.
IieMltael Collins seeds message to
Ilritain asking itlir play for treaty.
Babe found on ash heap at Toe
ronto was murdered, says =Oiler's
jury,
1state of Archbishop Gauthier will
educate young erten for the priest-
hood.
R. G. Fisher of London has been
appointed to the Supreme Court of
Ontario.
Allan Cup dates are anuouueed.
The first game in Toronto is on
Barest 13th.
Junes A. Mulligan, K•C., Sudbury.
;Appointed judge of the Carleton
County Court.
McGowan of Chicago won the in-
ieruzUlonat outdoor pro. skating
charpionship.
Wellington Hay, acting Liberal
leader, operas d°•hale on the speech
from the throne.
T. Herberi Lennox, I .O., asks the
Govertuueat eone'irning the enforce-
ment of the 0. T
Eighty steantahips are frozen in
the lee in the Kattegat and The
Sound in the Baltic Sea.
negotiations with
Poland and Angora Turks arrange
pact.
Father Delorme -craves for an ear-
ly trial.
Ottawa tied with Canadiens in,
overtime.
France to negotiate secret treaty
with Russia. -
Chancellor Wirth wins a victory. in
German Reichstag.
Craig and Collins ,agree to appoint
Border Commissions,.
George Cyr is found guilty of mur-
der near- Huntsville.
New
Brunswick
will
have Govern-
raent controlof liquor.
Monte
-
" 'video shows s honorto
SiiacklP.ton's memory.
Textile men,800 strong, 'at
abanquet
.
at Tor
Toronto.
British Government res,
um
es
evac-
uation of :troops Ireland.land.
AYounce Hastingss
county
'woman
commits, suicide
in lis m' t1to
the ,,10Otli.
ate
e r s
akvilla c 1eb�• , At. Jefferis.
liii•t da of T.
birthday
Canadian an g
olfers fellow w S
t. An-
drew's' rule
barring freakeak ciunte
e
bber � Y
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Armed 'ra s seeiire mo
POLahfrom Tecu
sseh.p
ostma
ster.
Eleven dogtea
"in .hztve: enteredt the
s
20(-etieratEatThe �
as, Mainito
a,•
Preter,
'r
res
I'ascheres u •'vra
p
tint`
ars against'iuternationat,;:anion ?,"con.w
Ouoyaney of Fresh and Balt Water. 1
A Cblieee lad dropped hie ball Ua a
narrow bole and could not get it oat,
So be poured water in the hole, think-
ing that he would boat the ball to the
surface. As the ball was slightly betty -
ler than water, it remained on the bet,
tom, Then be thought of mixing salt
with the water, as he knew that sett
water would itoat•denser^ objects than
treeb. Tula he did and was r ward d
with the Aoatirig ball,
This particular fact la demonstrated
at the mouths of rivers. Object, mollies
along the bottom of a, fresh river. tea
heavy to coma to the top, Will rise
when they are carried out to sea. The
general Tule also applies to M attn*
bodies. For instance, a ship with a
cargo on the sea will sink sometimes 1
foot on entering a fresh water port.
On the other 'sand, if she leaver a freah.
water port web her cargo site will rise
wben enteric g the tree**. Soa ship
may be loadel apparently too much at
s wharf acid etill be all right ea the
waves..
In building a dater the fact or salt
water's being beerier then fresh must
be lateen irate eonsidesetion, and the
lam for tile same head must be a good
leak stronger this, too, without taking
into cousaders tion the heating at waves,
eta -t, l.ouli> lieapuhalr,
Brill n's Gid Service.
Life In it inti serv'ic'e otllee is a very
;rah affair hetes. Rut sixty year,' ago
It appeare. to tr;iee and Its teaupensa..
dons.. Sir Ali't'rnon %Vest, who enter,
ed the adrnirt fty in IS.II, reefiits. In
bio "Remtntec"ueee," the figure of an
otdlcitt! "alweyet dressed Ile a binck and
snutfy suit." it was the thief elcrk
Title gentlernat "'occasioned) came to
(be otthce in iii ,. morning dressed tri t
great frilled e101 front and evening
clothes and annsuneed that, as he WIS.
Ong to dine out that evening. he
should not he A't the dill"•r the neat
Clay. Frederick Locker, who niways
Wore kid giotes In the °Mice tier fear
he would dirty his hands with ink
• * + was evidently notlnipresaed
wftb the dignity of the man ext the of
t ce. for on' my 1s%:1111g' h!rn tri►at hie
donee were he raid 'Alt i tcuow 1e,.
that whenever 1 'kr ilii a elegem towel of
piece (Rt treeb .reap• l etwaYe ring
the vert Heil xrnd for Mr cteler eierttl'r(
-latiu1ure Cit1Ze*
SATURDAY.
Lenin not likely to knead delegation
to Genoa.
Retail furriers concluded yearly
convent ion.
Ex -President Wilson favors ratify-
ing tr :ti s.
Canadian beef brings' good price in
British market.
Berlin alarmed at reported Franco-
Russian negotiations.
Lloyd George denies double lan-
guage to Irish leaders.
An additional arrest has been
made in the Nukol case.
Hon. James Murdock scores newly -
organized workers' party.
J. J. Morrison predicts downfall of
two-party system in Canada.
Shade and Britton boxed fifteen
rounds to a draw at New York.
Irish Free State Bill receives se-
cond reading in British Commons.
Sudbury and Soo have been or-
dered to replay their recent game.
Ted. Lewis defeated George Gum -
mer in one round at London, Eng.
Carl Ahrens is found not guilty of
murdering his wife at Kingston.
Tex Rickard has been ousted as
manager of Madison Square Gardens.
Bill will be introduced in Legis-
lature providing for Alienist 'Board.
Saskatchewan Grain Growers un-
animously support Hon. T. A. Crerar,
Social service starts at wrong end,
Toronto doctor tells Montreal meet
-
g.
University of Toronto beat McGill
6 to 4 in Intercollegiate senior
hockey.
Aura Lee, Collingswood and Belle-
ville won their O. H. A. rounds on
Friday night.
Judge demands adequate proof of
charges against fugitive negro, Bul-
lock, who is wauted,by North Caro-
lina police.
MONDAY.
Typhus stalking through Russia.
Murder plot in Egypt against
British.
Princess Mary to spend honeymoon
at Florence.
St. Mary's won the round from St.
Andrew's' juniors.
Irish captives in Ulster released by
order of Viceroy.
Robert Darling, well-known To-
ronto merchant, is dead. -
France is seeking a union of,Latin
races at Genoa Conference.
..Committee of the Cabinet to arrive
'at plan of immigration control..
Hon. James Murdock speaks from
a Methodist pulpit in Toronto,!
Sir David Watson, commander of
the Fourth Division, dies at Quebec.
The negro Bullock's friends rally
to fight his case against extradition.
The Toronto L.O.B.A. team won
its group and will play London in the
final.
Eamonn de Valera addre.see 'a
meeting in Cork against Anglo-Irish
Irish
treaty.
Y
Sterlingclosed at
Toronto at
4.52. and New at York[ a
at
4.37
McGill beat thenive Y.
U t reit
of To-
ronto senior basketball t all tea
>g at
McGill. - •
.B a tanitea..CToronip) beat 1tamtltbe •
An Untortur ate Phrase.
"Freez de; Raiser," Natolion's fie
thepee tali:, who wis a ruttier wee
and tally reeler. had tevertheiest a Choir
" t nue ruin it,n it d In
UUithwAtalnn tweet In 1tR t
the divine right to rule of even th
most incompetent of ibe Haiesbnrg$,
Ills ut'ilttk's, such as thee wen* wer
beat displaced it enreehl$ins that It
wrote anti printed for the use of h
bumbler eeibjeets and In peevish crit
lelsms of those of superior inteliigen
4ceordlne to the author of a recen
lite of Archduchess Marla Louisa o
Austria entitled "An Imperial vi
Um," the emperor once raged agains
bis doctor for re:nt.iking that be tit
"a good constitution."
"Nevar let ma [tear that word agate
he said. "Sax robust health if yo
like. There is rro such thing as a
eonstitntion."
Granites defeated Argo
naut sen-
iors in an O. H. A. senior
`ffizto re
12 to 5.
Eastern Ontarioand Maritime Pro-
vinces
e Pr ,
Tines shiver under an unprecedented
eoedented
e ld waive,
P
'Several seriois accidents, is
t'
neltd
ingtyo deaths. occurred in Toro to
o undo -, .
• fit.
S
Y
convention of the
wA Workers:
Party
is in progress in the Labo
r
'Temple Toronto:
Miss'Gladys;'Robinson of . o'.
Toront
broke two world's skating records at
the Bingllamet'en ,meet.'
•
Swit,arlend's Navy,
Long before Germany was to be reek
ened with as a sea power Switzerlan
possessed a fleet equipped for warier
Eight hundred years ago on all th
larger Swlsa lakes armed galleys we
maintained by the rival cantons. Skill
ed shipwrights bad to be imported fro
Genoa for the construction of th
vessels, sqme of which carried crews o
500 men, The largest Swiss flout
was maintained on the Lake of Gen
re. when the inbabitants of Genev
were at war with Savoy. Since th
neutrality of. Switzerland bas bee
guaranteed by the powers there h
been no need for warships on the lak
The Swiss. bowerer, possess a mercy
tile navy. which carries a considerabl
amount of trade over the 342 miles o
navigable waterways in the republic.
Thirsty Berlin.
A census taken in Berlin at the del
est time of the evening, between baa
past 5 and half past S, showed
during these three boors ninetyeigh
drinking places were visited by 23,43
pecrona, 1t must not be supposed tit
there are only ninety-eight drinkin
places to Berlin. On the contrary, -
single street, the Blumenstrasse, whit
contains only eighty-four houses, h
forty saloons and an inn, and there
actually a street in Eaat. Berlin, tb
Madalstrasae, which" with only Ilitee
houses, bas seventeen saloons an
three hotels. There is very h
,drunkenness to be seen to the atree
of Berlin, and one mast' stay up la
to tee that but that Is not becan
the thing is not abundant., but becaa
the police will not tolerate any kind
disorder In public. -London Tatler.
Ravages of Ants.
The rains of a splendid'city on t
north coast of'Jamalca remain as e
denee ofa devastationh
th that red an
are capable of causing. An army
the Insecta invadedthe city one d
and drove away every 9 lfvin creat
g
anima, and human, eac
that coul ' a.
a
Prisonerse ails• and nd bedrtdd
patients in thehosYitals were
dexo
ed
Not even'' a rat or ,chinch bug
malned alive..
-in Liberia 'o and beer pr
n ta is of `
Africa ant hills. as lar g e
as nativ •�V
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own in this co
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b the black ant rarely' t el invad
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houses. . s a . H is a scavengerp
and is
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� easily achieved if you have- creat-
. `� ed a strong ally in, the shape of a
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�.� �,+} Savings Bank balance.
It gives courage in present difficulties
and cQnf dance for the fixture.
No beginning is too small and no
aim too high.
Open an account to -day. sit
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Capital Paid up $15,000,000
Reserve Fund $15,000,000
Exeter Branch, - F. A. Chapman, Manager
Credit= Branch, l R. S. Wi1l6on, Manager
THE MOLSONSA BANK
LNCOR?ORA rap 1.355
Capital Paid Up $4,000,0
>t eserve Fund 45,000,040
Oar 123 Breeekes,
� rt11 KEhP SURPLUS MONEY IN THIe HOUSE
It is daegerous! .Better to tak. this titeuey' to the
=rest Brttiveh of The, Molls;wns Bask: and deposit it in
a savxu s a,teount where at tical be absolutely sof •
('Mousy may be deposited or w:rltdrawn by omit)
EXETER: BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business daily
Safety Depetsit flexes to Rent at the Exeter '$ranch.
■� sweet milk,sour milk,
4�w cananus e
buttermilk or water with
EGG -O
BakrnPowcIer
Bain
ORDER FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER`
January and February Sale
BTG REDUCTION IN FURNITURE. W l: CARRY THE LARGEST
1 AND MOST UP- TO -DATE STOCK.
BUY HERO AND SAVE MONi.!,Y
General Funeral Director & Embalmer,
e M. E. GARDINER
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