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Notary Yubllo, he, npfeo-S towart's Block
1 door Nort1 of Central Hotel,
8olioitor Tor the Metropolitan bank,
S. SCOTT AS. AN AUC'1210N •
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AUCTIONEERS.
butter men In leas time and less Mamma
than any ether, Anet1011e0t In East Huron or
Dates and orders
earl always be arranged al tine office or by
personal applloatlon,
DR. F, T; BRYANS•
Baohetor of Medloine, Univeraltyy of Toronto ;
Liioontfote of College of Physi0ian9 and Bor.
W apptorn hospital, ex-Senior
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of late Dr.
A. McRovey, Smith Stook, Brpesela,
Rural phone 45, •
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ALEX. D. M'KEL.VEY
M.B.,.. M.Q.P.&Sr U.
108 Blear street East, Toronto
diseases Ear, Noso and Throat
Clinton! assistant h, liar, None and 'hroatde-
partment New General Hospital, 191001to ;
Post Graduate Harvard Medical S tool, Boo -
ton ; late Senior lteeident Sorgeon use, Bye
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Nose and Throat department Mass en, Hos-
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spitat. 1�-In Brussels by appointment,
be wont charge anything. u ee a DR. M. FERGUSONETHEL, ONT.Physician and Surgeon; Post Graduate coursesLondon (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hos-
pitnia. Special attention to disease of eye, ear,nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses.
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Thousands of etnbiblons young Imre
g MIle are fest preparing in their own
onied to occupy incrptivo -positions as
stenographers, bookkeepers,-telegra-
phere, civil servants, ill Net every
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President. Principal.
G.14 ROSS, D.D.S., L.D.S.
Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur-
geons of Ontario and Graduate University of
Toronto Faculty of Dentistry.
Office in teard Block, Wingham
Phone 249. Post Office box 278
Painless Extraction, Plate work and
Bridge Work a Specialty
OR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College, Day and night calla. Office opposite
Flour Mill, Ethel.
MAUDE O. SRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal ddradunto Department of Ophthal.
urology, Mocormiek Medleal College, Chicago,
Ill., is prepared to test eyes and 8,5 glasses at
her Milos over Grewar'e Restaurant, Brussels,
on Thursday, -Friday and Saturday of every
week. Moe hours Ito 8 p. m. Forenoons
by appointment. Phone 1212.
PROUOfOOT, KILLORAN & PROUOFOOT
Barristers, Solicitors, Notarioa Public,
&c.
Office on the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton
Street, -
GODERI00, ONT.
Private rands t0 loan at lowest.ratea.
W. PROUDVOOT, K, 0. .2. L, KIL40IAN
WM. PROUDFOOT .Ta.
Tacos 4ieb s lions
Bee:An:Ls Wetnen's Institute sent R
Coutr1n do t of $5,o0 10 Sheriff NoY^
npldtl, Co,
Treasurer fur the Chlillreu's
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A(d Scahety of Huron .,o.
'l ti3 elision New Eraoflast week saidi
-'Mr,, Adam MOK ramie retm'ned 1101ne
last Friday from brussels, Her visit
there WAS leuglheued by several (tttYe
owing 00 the trains being blocked,"
The lady is a daughter of George and
Mrs, Crooks, Albert street.
FOlttlatt Brusselites now residents of
Clinton, were elected to office in the
new Liberal Club in the persons of Dr,
J, W, Shay?, chosen as flop, Vice -fres' -
dent, and. J, Leslie Kerr elected Vice
President. The club room is supplied'
with literature and is open to the mem-
bers every evening
House OF REFUGE NIA•r•1'ERs,-The
County Council's House of Refuge
Committee held its first meeting for this
year in the house at Clinton on Tuesday
of last week. They inspected the
premises and found •everything
abundantly satisfactory, with 88 inmates,
Assistant matron, Miss Pat fit, wishing
to resige, an advertisement in the city
papers brought nearly 6o applications
for the position, and Inspector Torrance
and Reaper Mutoh were empowered to
make the most desirable choice for a
successor.
WHAT Do YOU CO 7 -Some pecple
seem to think the first verse of the N.
Anthem runs like this : ,
"Naw get your overshoes,
Aud grab your overcoat,
And do it quick.
Then get up frotn your seat,
And heat a quick retreat,
Don't let folks think you're sleep
Get a wiggle on."
SAVED FROM THE 13ELGIAN2,-A well
known fraternity man went tout lodge
tneetingthe other evening. On entering
the ante room he began to divest him-
self of some of his clothing before going
into the warmer lodge room. He sur-
prised his brethren by the quantity he
pulled off. 'There were two or three
extra fancy waist coats, a sweater coat,
a military flannel shirt, a pair of trousers
and two or three other little accessories.
They asked him what was the matter
and he said whenever he left the house
now he had to put on all his belongings
to prevent his wife from giving them to
the Belgian Relief Fund or some other
of the charitable relief works now bein
g.
ao energetically pushed by the ladies.
STANDARD BANKS FIGURES ARE G0000.
-The Standard Bank's statement for
1914, submitted in advance to the an.
nual meeting, Wednesday,shows a
rather notable gain in prpfits in a year
when banking profits as a whole have
rather tended the other way. The.
Standard's net profits for the ear
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totalled $721,463 94, a gain of $66,368
over those shown last year, equivalent to
5.22 per cent. on capital and reserve to
21 28 on the average capital for the year.
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To these refits there las to be added
for distribution the balance brought for-
ward from last year of $12,217, together
with a premium of $239,76o, resulting
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from the nil balance having paid
ai d
of the last issue of new stock, making in
$3 which of
out 80
all $813.441, and.54o
(13 per cent) has been iu dividends ;
contributed
has been to the
$15,000
officers'pensionion fund, $25,000 written
off bank premises, $100,000 set apart for
depreciation in securities, $25,000 con-
tributed to the Canadian Patriotic Fund,
$2,500tothe Red Cross Fuud, $1,5oo
to the .Belgian. Relief Fund, $too,000
added to the reserve from profits„ and
$139,76o from premium on new stock,
bringing the reserve account up to
$4,000,000. equal to 133 per cent. of the
capital, and $531.14x1 will be carried for-
ward to profit and loss account for next
year. A feature of the general state-
ment is the further gtiu in deposits
Last year these showed a gain over 1953
of $3,001,439, and a further increase is
shown this year over those of last year
of $3,o17,836, making a total increase
for the two years of $6,o19,275, while
the cash on hand and on deposit in
central gold reserves amounts to $8,386,-
360 and the immediately available assets
'to $16,o16,168, indicating that the bank
is in a very strong position.
MERCHANTS are stock taking.
Gou bless the Red Cross nurse.
HAVE you renewed for your POST?
A FEW more weddings are on the pro-
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THE POST.
DAYS are stretching very
noticeably
51222 days.
KINCARDINEputting P g
i8 uttin u p a vigorous
kick over inadequate train service,
NEARLY $to 00 were realized by the
sale of home made baking by the Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist church, last Fridge
afternoon. It was held at the home of
Mrs. S. Carter, Mill street. There was
a lot of fine cookery.
Dr. Strang has served continuously as
Secretary of Knux church, Goclerich, for
the past 44 years. The number of deaths
in that congregationduring the past
year was the largest in the 80 years'
history of the church, namely 37.
HELP US OUT 1N THIS -Iia editor
should not be expected to know the
names and addresses and residences of
all your uncles, aunts and cousins, even
if he should see them get on or off ! he
train. Send in your pehs0nals. It's
news tbat snakes the paper interesting.
The offer of Rev. W. D Collins, An-
glican rector at. Exeter, to go to the
front as a cotnbatant has not been ac-
cepted, owing to • inability to pass
medical exam. He may go as a Chap-
lain, The clergyman soldier has
been taking a course ot instrncti'on at
the London armories,
INSTITUTE Brussels Women's Insti-
tute will convene in the audreilce room
of the Public Library Friday Feb 19th,
at 2.30 p. m. The subject, "Sociability
of yesterday and today." will be intro-
duced by Mrs, D. B. Moore and Mrs.
Wm, Rands. Subject is a good one
and will be presented in an interesting
manner. Bring your work ladies and
come and enjoy this meeting.
33150 BATT. DRV. -As far n5 lies with-
in the power of Ole officers of the
Thirty third B•ittalion, drunkenness and
rowdiness in the regiment will be pro
hibited. Col. Wilson is vety emphatic
t )nl led
rn I sit 1
C and IS strongly on this cin v I
p
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pot
byYsuperior officers.
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determine(1 that the battalion ~hall 1•e
known for the gentlemanly conduct of
the men comp"sing it, as well RE f"1
its fighting efficiency Dist-ipline on
this point will he very at 105 and un
desirables will be weeded out. The
first step in the "weeding out" pro.
cess was taken one morning when time
or four who had been drinking Heavily
and acting in a rowdy meatier were
rlistnissed and sant home, The dry can-
teen is being established.
GOOD SUGGESTION. -The 0111 1* Pack•
et tells of a retired farther by name,
George Hendry, who died at Anrota
some weeks ago and who bequeathed
$5o to the Methodist church at Aurora
"in consideration of the use I have
made of its sheds during my life -time."
There is a suggestion here for some
nears of church sheds' when they brake
heir wills. 'There is also a better way
of attending to the business by the party
of Ole first part before lie dies vit.
handing n few dollars to the church
Treasurer for the sante purpose. All of
these accommodations cost considerable
money to put them there; with metre or
less expense to maintain and the free
use of them should be recognized by
more than a friendly nod, particularly
when the party so accommodated does
not contribute to the church finances.
We have known of instances where men
who paid good shares' toward
•hebuildidg were crowded ottt of
shed room by people who had not
put tip a cent, A dollar apiece would
dot be a heavy charge for. the fine ac-
commedatiou for twelve months,
Atwood
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The annual meetingr f the tela0i'-
p
ance mud Social iefnrnt workers of
Jf1Untt was held in the Methodist
011111ch ne Monday.
A tweeting of the Methodist con-
gregation WEE 11.0,1 Jlnn,1ay Rfterlloon
to further discuss the new chord
queetinn before final action is taken
by the truvlt'» I104041.
1'he \\' 111. S. of the Methodist
Cl,tnrrl, w joy ed a sleluh ride 10 the
home of hire, \\'111, Vipmel, where
their nh.'nlbly ,,sting was held.
11 to, Vi pnn,l' eves presented will) a
life HU'rnber-hip eellincate, Nes. J.
'emoted' Made the pie.0en1R1iou.
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tinllEee4e, 01111818 itoid elhglllit ii•1t'ileti l filio
and national songs+ The Party brbke
up at 12 p. nl.
The 74 't v O 1 of th
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Red Owes Circle have decided to
melte tut exhibit of their. supplies on
the day o 1@ 1' n t
t y f tl t text meeting, Feb.
20th,' In the afternoon in De. Milne's
As Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound Dispelled
Backache, Headaches
and Dizziness.
Jitrll.-Refr•eahtnente will be served
end ti ten cent fee will be chewed,
Piqua, Ohio.-" 1 would be very un-
grateful If I failed to give Lydia E-
li!1 11 Vii !i;jil l';Iry4l ble k C mpo nd the
,!a. _l't!!If!Pa t deserves,
)1l ! for I have taken it
at different times
I : and it always re -
111 sieved me when
jli{i i!I+1 other medicines
II failed, and when I
hear a woman com-
plain 'I always rec-
ommend it, Laetwin-
ter I was attacked
with a severe case of organic weakness.
I bad backache, pains in my hips and
over my kidneys, headache, dizziness,
lassitude, had no energy, limbs ached
and I was always tired. I was hardly
able to do my housework. I had taken
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound on one other occasion, and it had
helped me so I took it again and it has
built the up, until now I feel like a new
woman. You have my hearty consent
to use my narno and testimonial in any
way and I hope it will benefit suffering
women." -Mrs. OAHU TURNER, 431 S.
Wayne St., Piqua, Ohio.
Women who are suffering from those
distressing ills peculiar to their sex
should not doubt the ability of Lydia E.
Pinitham's Vegetable Compound to re-
store their health.
15 you want special advice
write to Lydia E. Pinkham Med-
icine Co., (confidential) Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman
and held in strict confidence.
pressing regret at not beieg able to
attend the meetings, -owing to
physical disability but assured the
ladies of her intention to du her best
to aid the good work. At Ole close of
the meeting, M1 e. Vipond'entertained
the ladies to tea.
Moncrieiff
LECTURE ON GERMANY. -0u Tues-
day evening, 231.0 inst., Rev. D. Wren,
of Brussels, will deliver A Lerluie on
"Germany and her place in the great
European war" in Knox church. It
will be given under the auspices of the
r
Adult Bible Cines and the proceeds
ceeds
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will be devoted to the Red Cross
funds. People should arrange to hear
the Lecture g
Listowel
CANADA TEMPERANCE ACT, -At a
• meeting of the executive of the Perth
Comity Temperance Alliance in ICnnx
church, it MIS decided to sold a
monster Temperance Convention in
the int.eteste of the C. '1'. A. campaign
at Sitatl'nld about the middle of
Merrh. It was left with Pr5sldeet T.
L. Hamilton and Field Secretary Rev.
John Little, to secure speakers and to
secure a building of sufficient capacity
to accommodate the big 155 ondttnce
anticipated. Field Sem etnry' Little
has been doing efficient wolk during
the past few months and huts the gt eat-
er portion of the country well organiz-
ed. Word has been received from
Ottawa that the vote will be brought
on about June 24.
Blyth
Sacra,neut will be dispensed in St.
Andrew's Church on Sunday, Feb.
tuts y 2311.
The price of bread Inas increased
in many towns in Ontario. Ih BIy11
the price remains at 5 cents a loaf.
R. R Sloan was at Mitchell attend-
ing a Fruit Institute steeling. His
subject was "Spraying and snow to ap-
ply theta.
A. A. Taylor, brother of AI'ehie
Taylor, and who is well known here,
has °peneel a brokers offlre at 34
Iinghson Street, South Hamilton, and
friends will be pleased to learn of his
Surcess.
The young people of'1'riaity clinch,
Belgtave, to the Humber of 30 as-
sembled at the Rectory, Illyth, The
thee passed Very pleasantly in games,
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Greatly Reduced Prices
Men's Heavy Felt Baas, reg, $2 5o, reduced to $2 00 t.
Men's Heavy Felt Gaiters, reg. $2.50 2 00
Women's Best Quality Felt Bals " 1 25
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Men's and Women's Overshoes and Heavy +
Rubbers at ... Reduced Prices
We have a few Blankets which we are Clearing at Cost
:t' Repairs in Shoes and Rubbers dose promptly.
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Clinton
CURE OFASTHMA
Suffered Terribly for 15 Years Until 8s
Tried r�Prelt-a-twee"
]Following are the officials who will '
look after town affair's for 1916 1 -
Clerk and Treasurer, D. L. Mac 1
phereon ; Chief of Police etc., Joe.
Wheatley ; Night Constable, Robt,
Welsh ; Cemetery Caretaker, J. W, '
Shobvook ; Aseoasni', shoe, Cottle ;
Pound Keeper, Robt. Mennel ; M. R,
0., Dr. Shaw ; Engineer, Oliver John-
ston. The Fire Depot ttoent ie officer-
ed by :-Chief, Ii, 13artliff ; Capt„ J.
T3, Kerr ; Lieut„ Jae, Finch ; Secre-
tary, 4. Glazier.
W l ngham
The Codnoil has some new propoei-
thine before it this year. The dray -
men have stated they would be satis-
fied to take.ont licenses, provided the
licensee carried with it the sole right
to move furniture, plow gardens and
do other work which has before been
done by fartnets and other outside
parties. They also want carrying of
travellers baggage to be limited to
license holders. Council has appoint-
ed Committees to ask for tenders for
sewer and etleet worst construction.
Chief Allen, of the police department.
hail been instructed to enforce the
Canada Temperance Act strictly.
The Council has decided to have She
Mnuicipal salaries cot down ten per
cent.
Fordwich
3. 13. Johnston and James Downey
were in Toronto attending the
Provincial Convention of Fall Fairs.
]l'urdwich Comedy Company went
to Paltilet•etott Friday evening where
they put on their play, "The Country
Minister" under the auspices of the
Angfilirati cluu'ch.
Wes. Downey, second eon of Jas.
and Mrs. Downey, 8th Con., who has
been in the West for the past few
years, has enlisted for active service
and is now 111 training at the Military
Camp, Medicine Hat,
gillI tl
1 d morninga union 9etvice
y
comprised of Ole three congregations
was held in the Presbyterian church,
the occasion being in commemoration
of the 100 Yeats Peace between Great
Britain and United States. Rev. Mr.
Dobson, assisted by Rev. Mr. Walden
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and Rev. Mr. Roberts had charge.
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Following are the minutes of the last
regular meeting of the Municipal Coun-
cil of the Township of McKillop held at
the Commercial Hotel, Seafortb, on
r All mem-
bers
February 8th r
Monday,5.
hers wepresent, Moved by Geo. D.
C. Harp. and Daniel Regele that the
Collector's time for collecting the re-
maining extended until the
be
Council on' March [
th
next meeting of L u5
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tors on condition that he make every
effort to collect all unpaid taxes by that
time. Carried. Moved by Daniel
Regele and Geo. eo
. D. C. Harn that
the
tender of the Seaforth News for the
township printing for $70 be accepted
Carried. Moved by F. J. McQuaid and
John Gobenlock that the Auditors' Re-
port as read be accepted and that the
r"erk have two hundred copies printed
r distribution. Carried. Moved by
John Govenlock and F. J. McQuaid
hat a grant of 940 be given to the Sea -
forth Spring Show. Carried, Moved
by F. J. McQuaid and John Govenlock
that the Clerk send for 6 copies of the
Municipal World for Council. Carried.
Moved by Daniel Regele and F. J,
McQuaid that Cle k hand over the
Assessment roll to Wm. Evans, As-
sessor. Carried. Council rose to meet
again at the Commercial Hotel on
March i5, r915.
Huron County.
The following are the minieipe 1 ap-
pointmentsin Exeter for 1915 : T. B.
Carling, clerk and treasurer, 9400
Salary ; \\r. J. Bissell, constable and
street commissioner, $525 ; Mrs. John
Harness, ringing town bell, $50 ; T.
Crews, true IIL0dicer $10.
'Upwards of 30 pupils are now at-
tending the Convect Continuation
school ea Dubibt.
Neighbors of John Hutchinson, 111h
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Con. of East NiBsnt rt, whose barn
was recently destroyed by Eire,
gath•'red at. his home one evening
recently turd presented hint with a
purse of $520. An address expressing •
appreciation of his pluck and industry
was sighed on behalf of the subscrib-
er's.
Howard Saul, of Mitchell, who is
a
of age, is
n 0 ears
ab nil vtakingdeep
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interest le the
tear for one of his
rats. He lately succeeded in win-
ning a prize donated by the Toronto
Globe for sketching a warship. He
NM now embarked on a campaign to
raise money by Belling patriotic song
books, containing the words and
music of the National Anthems of all
the allied nations. The books sell at
20 cents each and Howard• purposes
giving the profits to the Patriotic Re-
lief Society.
Listowel was chosen by the South
Perth County Orange Lodge as the
plaice of celebration for the 12th of
July, 1915, at the annual meeting in
Stratford on Tuesday. The North
Perth lodge chose Listowel some time
ago and the South Perth Orangemen
fe11 in line. County Master R. W.
Switzer, of Rannoch, occupied the
chair. Attendance was not l'ar'ge ow-
ing to the stormy weather and the
genei•al tie.up. Prior to the election
of officers, Ald. Bro. S. L. Ireland, of
Stratford, was ptesented with a Past
County Master's jewel. The officers
for 1915 will he as follows :-County
Master, R. W. Switzer, of Rannoch ;
Deputy County Master, A. Ronnen-
burg, of Mitchell ; Chaplain, Rev. 3.
George Miller, of at. Marys ;• Financial
Secretary, W. H. Douglas, St. Pauls;
Recording Seeretatry, G. W. Reagy,
Stratford ; Treasurer, G. D. Lowrie,
St. Marys ; D. of O., A. Btethom',
Kirkton ; Lecturer, J. 0. Monteith,
Stratford ; Deputy Lecturers, R.
Berry, of Hertyland, and H. H.
Hamilton, of St. Marys,
D. A. WHITE, E•e,
2I WAI.I.ACB AYE., TORONTO,
Dec, 2204, 1913.
"Having been a great sufferer from
Asthma for a period of fifteen years
(sometimes having to sit up at night
for weeks at a time) I began the use
of "Fruit-a-tives". These wonderful
tablets relieved me of Indigestion, and
through the continued use of same, I
am no longer distressed with that
terrible
disease,Asthma, thanks to
"Fruit-a-tives" which are worth their
weight in gold to anyone suffering as
I did. I would heartily recommend
them to all sufferers from Asthma,
which I believe is caused or aggravated
by Indigestion". D. A, WHITE
For Asthma, for Hay Fever, for any
troublecausedby excessivenervouaness
due to Impure Blood, faulty Digestion
or Constipation, take ' Fruit-a-tivea"
5oc. abox, 6 for$2.$o, trial size, zee.
At all dealers or from Fruit-a-tives
Limited, Ottawa.
The members of the Epworth Lea-
gue of the St. Marys Methodist
church were pleasant visitors at the
weekly meeting of the Epworth
League of Cental Methodist church,
Stratford.
The handsome new
house of T. H.
it ll
est Mitchell. . is near-
iDore,ng
G. T. R. a
ing completion. This will be quite
palace -like to 'Mr•. Dore and family
after so many years in the dingy old
station house.
Clearing Sale
As I purpose giving up busi-
ness I have commenced a clear-
ing Sale of my whole stock of
Fancy Goode, China, etc.
Everything goes at Reduced
Prices. Stock must be cleared
out in two weeks, so if you de-
sire bargains don't miss the
chance. •
Miss A. B. Ross,
BRUSSELS.
1••••••••••••••M
} veil, ltdiddolpbr ani t1 i1'itll, w1119 HO
tientty Bolsi hie farm has purclui ecl the
home , of Uho late Wm, Mcenzie,.
Mitchell, North Wssrd. Pelee, 41,1,200,
d'e o te
Mr, Rudolph h will05 t town in th
M,It w
Spring, p
F1'ederiek Barris, a young dual
frnln Rt, Marge, who was engaged
with Ina North Awlrrlean life As-
Ntll4ttlOe Co at Tot'W1t(i, 55'115 Ltf1'f+atetl
ill 1.'oro11tn 011 lit: charge of theft,
Hai tis, who is a member of the Y, 141,
0. A., is charged with desennding in-
to the loeketerooin and trifling the
clothing bolonglog to tncnnbeve who
were in the gyttluaelunt or swimming
baths.
Canadian News
'rite plain estinietes for the year were
tabled in the Commons, totalling $Igo,-
309,352,
Rural mail delivery routes in Canada
increased about fifty per cent last fiscal
year.
Health returns for Tanuary show that
smallpox is prevalent in many parts of
the Province,
Ontario Government hes given six
carloads of beans to the Belgians, the
value of which is $50,000.
Sir Francis C. S. Langelier, Lieuten-
tant.Governor, of Quebec, died at
'•Spenoerwood," Quebec,
'All grades of sugar advanced to cents
per hundredweight in Toronto and
Montreal and twenty cents in Winnipeg.
The "Patriotism and Production"
campaign was launched at a memorable
banquet at the King Edward Hotel,
Toronto,
Charles A. Massey, 16e Wehner Road,
Toronto, was shot and killed by Carrie
Davies, domestic servant, in his own
house,
George Rochen, Government candi-
date, was elected in Terrebonne, Que.,
by 133 majority over J. A. Beaulieu, In-
dependent Conservative.
Two hotels and two large educational
institutions in the Maritime Provinces
were burned, with a total loss of more
than a hundred thousand dollars.
Private Samuel Ashworth, of the tgth
Battalion, and Private Basil Victor
Jones, of the Army Service Corps, died
of pneuouia at the, Exhibition camp.
Toronto.m
In an address to the Canadian Club,
Prof, A. B. Hart of Harvard University
said the Balkan States would resist to
the last the overlordship of Germany or
Russia.
Following tits return of a true bill by
the Grand fury, Emile Nerlich was re-
arrested, rind his wite arrested, on a
charge of high treason. Bail was grant-
ed at $r5o,000
R. A. Pringle, K. C., Royal Commis-
sioner, reports practically substantiating
the charges
Y
h F. B
Carvell, M.
P. as
to alleged
gnat in connection with the
g
subsidy to the Southampton Railway,
A large deputation from the Ontario
Fairs and Exhibitions Association wait-
ed en the Provincial Government to
protest against a reduction of grants
but were given an indifferent reception.
After a year of operation, Renfrew's
fine hatless hotel taiable, bas been
ts
r declare aite
of the businessP
depression, sioo 0 inP
tock
ant on 6 000 stock,
,
dividend ot $ 5.
dvl e
4P
the shareholders, only regretting they
.
did not erect a larger building.
1 Oil Company. a
I
nternatioua O
The
an
suhsidian•yofthe Imperial Oil rome Y,
has been formed to take an interest in
two British Peruvian oil corporatious
and bring crude oil from Peru to Van-
couver for distribution in Western
Canada,
Hon, W. C. Sutherland, Speaker of
the Saskatchewan Legislature, address-
ing the Dominion Cattle Breeders'
Association said the nutloolt for the
current year in the Canadian West was
good. There would be an increased
acreage of probably 15 per cent.
There isn't a member of the family need suffer from indigestion, sick
e or she will take
he biliousness, fermented stomach etc. if h
headaches, b u ,
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cleanse the stomach
and bowels and stimulate the liver to healthy activity and tone up the
whole system. Take one at night and you're RIGHT in the morning.
All drouI,is, 25e, .r by mull fns Chamberlain Medicine Company, Toronto. 16
CHAMBERLAIN''
TS
War Special at Ethel
We will
Sam i five our
Entire New
Spring 1915
Stock for
Two Weeks
only com-
mencing
Sat., Feb, 6
at 8 30 a. nn,
G. Ma Mitchell's
Sale of Wash Goods
The newest it) Crepes -Plain, Flow-
ered and Striped ; Prints, Ginghams,
Galateas, Scrims, &c.
Remember for two weeks and two
weeks only.
If yon don't
come you will
be sorry when
you hear the
prices.
If you do
come you
will buy yards
and yards,
This is the first February Wash Goods Sale we have
ever held and we are going to make it a success,
(The talk of the Country)
Flannelettes, Cottons, Sheetings, &c., at a sacrifice.
All Winter' Goods to be cleared regardless of cost.
4 Bottles Extract for 25c 8 Tine 0orn, Peas or Tomatoes 25c
3 Boxes Dorn Starch for250 6 Cakes Naptha Soap for....,., tic
Who would mise a chance like this when everything points to
higher prices. We are etill cutting theft lower.
eV -Positively no credit on Sale Terms. Must be Cash or Trade.
ao'Butter and Eggs taken as cash and Highest Price allowed.
Sale starts Saturday, Feb. 8th, at 8.30 a. m.
Phone 2215
Geo. M. Mitchell