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THE MOLSON.$ BANK-.
' 'Incorporated 1855
RECORD OF PROGRESS FOR FIVE YEARS ---1906,I911
Has 98 Branches in Canada, and Agents .and Coreespenclents in all the
• • Principal Cities in the Wotid.
1.900 1911 '
Okeitid. 8,000,000 • $ 4,000,000
IteServe
3,000,000 4,600,000:
Deposits '23,677,780 35,042,311
Total Assets 38,090,192 48:237,284
Loans and Investments . 27,457,090 38 854 801
A Genei,a1 Banking Business Transacted
SAVINGS. BA_NK DEPARTMENT
SInFitraGat..........6.10R1053.00.1.141tt=1.114.91 Roxasom..........0062.110.31.1aosaversensmamonsemormusommo•
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
'Z111103. Branch - j. A. CONSTANTINE, M.
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W. C. T U
Anuual
Bale
Our annual Sale of Drygoods,
Wallpaper and ,Crockery is now on
and will continue to the end of Feb,
Special ReClUCtiONS
On all Winter Wear.
Come and Secure
The Bargains while theylast.
•ta
R. N. DOUG -LAS
ereneral Merchant, Blake.
Fan -nets
That Want
THE BEST
Call at The Massey -
Harris Shop.
Our Machines spea
ior thetas e1 es.
We alsu handle
Olds tiasoline
rJ. Engine,' 'body sad, for you look much like .
..,,
the man who matleany. Miss Mary i ;rebate wee() -,ei..51.tatf4 ineeaoten
— -,-. .... ; e o ye mean. tee t Jet, eer ,n
4. as. Whyte ./kgit "Whom do you mean by Miss Mary': ''':111% Bon' Ea6reher) oi N°1:th 'Da1'.
ota is the guest, of Mr. and, Mrs, Win,;
• 6 •. young rnan's face was eager,
"Miss'Mary who teachee at the mis
-el A Set'EY- !I A 13,11,1'.9. CO Wentzel for a few days of this week-
sion for who
boys like Petro and
me. There is it h,t, rnan who look
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GUIDO'S TEACHING
By A. Maria Crawford, Knoxville,
Tenn.
Petro stretched out the leg that
had been broken, and. glancing
down at it, said, "Well, Mr Leg,
you give me much the pain, but al-
so much the joy." The doctor's
wife received the children and, in
honor of the occasion, had the nurse
bring her own little son to the table
at luncheon. Guido and Petro had
never seen such a lovely table. The
snowy cloth, help silver and out
glass, and great pink roses filled
hotel in the centre There were so
many good things to eat that the
meal was half. over before Petro
noticed that the doctor was drink-
ing beer. The doctor's young bro-
ther .Bob, was there, and he too,
was drinking from a foaming glass is visiting with M. and Mts. Chel4
Heist for a few days.
Bill., Tone Wein was in London
last week fel: a few clays.
Mr. Milton Harris left for London
11'67:vie- ttild elleVgliter, wile
eon visiting lac -aids and re-
idv'es hone returned to their home in
eel e, Miche Wecl.nesday.
.very pleasant tiino wee' spent at
the Borrie of Mr, and joiel.)11
on Monday latt, wherehe has seeueed " on 1\1°11°aY evening 'when
aosion. 4lelebee oi heir :friends e-urprised
;_hein and partook of 1111 bysLor supper
.teeSres. W1:101t'b„,h. and `'E. "11'110 I`tite`vieled byMr. •Tho CI b
s. tam ors.
ver in, 8141)1ca on an b4.141'and Basic.erviiio sPoit
tesse . •• te0day Mr. and MrS.: Joe Ed -
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GATHERING
National Temperance Congress and
Ontario provincial Convention
in Pliancy. Hall, Toronto,
Feb. 13th to 16th.
maseey elate Toronto, will be the
scene of one 0i the greatest Temper
nith :•111r. E bee A ederson of Londoe, i r 1. 4 minion of Canada, when the leational
ane gatherings over held la the Do.
spout n, few da ye at the hoeae of .b.',i ..)1,,',. iilli King i, „till .ennfmea to Temperanee ,Congress and Ontario
Lip:L:4r:: Mr. au(1‘ 'Mrs. . W.. ci.A.olludy.se::r::T. Ivi.e.‘,...virr0:181a1.,m sGuffreoilianigu 1(N)..io. iiiii onrhaeoliiien, it dEalTr,,v1F:neebil,arlu.a.ar:y1111731.1tCirnvoeln)et113on s osnesTiuoens;
span of horses to Mr.
INTr. John 'Wein sold a valeolAv .161ft, . will be held all day Tuesday, Wednes-
' .' day Thursday and Friday with public
TueSda'v 'February
„
' i'ielidiaig a weelt:eiith his cousin 'Ir on B-, b '-''' -
' ' 13th, and 'Iliareday, e ruary eeth. '
Ihas. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. eleoul, -
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ches. We are- giall to hear that Mi86
Hehroeder Dasbwood. -Nerle Clark, 'who has been in a serious
t.
Mr. and mrs. Andrew Wentzel 4ria land"1°J r the last e" weeks
is
d, 4 „ r f N h r‘.i,,lew out of danger and 'doing nicely.
The Executive ,Committee of the Al-
liance in issuing tile ea,U, directs ;
attention to the successful work of the
past year and the opportunities that
call for action in .1912. The Call says:
This annual mPetiag is- no* recog-
ary the gueets of I\1r. and Mrs. " Mr. Weeley Lewis, who lias nized as Ontario's- Provincial :Perna.
' • ,
11,11 " .een
II. Woe 'emp
et- 1 a vi,ocies for consulea,tion dcisioneand
inaetrioalue aVn.ter,,,leiraesesTet$,,me.4ittleas r--
. (ketones' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. a 11 tde°nrolm
.• .,,,, X'xi. Leiviti for the past month' i -7, .
On Saturday last my. EarneLti, pereeedetc; his home in Orandale, Man.,
Appleton 'ot Crediton East, who ie en, Monaay last. •-
now employed with Mr. P. CoatoOrIErS. Geo. Hay returned home ' to'
east of Exeter, had the milefoet me of:: T,ontlay evening to London after
Hbeeinfgoilt%cakeciVensetthe _ribs, _ by alherso., Vending a week With her - parents,
(i
Ted mtbettt any -01 4r. and Mre. Wilson Anderson. ,
his ribs bemg broken. ' • Mr, and lies. L. Sims and family
• ..41,,n1,Thes. Appleton of Creditou East,
Word has been recgive,t1 by Ms.
sibte, ,,i'leited at the home onfr. and. Mrs.
and -Mrs. Robert Sweet of the (gases Ithrivsee of Mt. Carmel ou.Sun-
arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Towers
ll're.,y last,
The death occnred on Monday,
411. 15th, -of Mr. William Worth
iii, at his • residence, 13rantford.
e wee' in his 90th year and
at • Calvin N: D. They left here a
few Weeks ago after an extended
visit with friends here.
Miss Clara, Rienzi.° of Heber; spent
Sunday under the paternal roof. , to the infirmities of old
Mr. Samuel Brown spent a , few IT. e was born in Pengelly, Corn-
iy all, England and came to Canada,
days last week in Berlin and Peters,.
*fa). his rune. -wife in 1847. He
burg. ,•Omit set tledin Kingston 73.,, then moved
Mr. Daniel Schwartz of Colborne,
,Hamilton. He arrived in Brantford
'1800• and had lived for 50 years on
.;;Ilathatia Street. Deceased was a
e cousin of the lata Mrs. Wm. Sweet,
Creeliton.
Petro nodded Guido e.nd. they both
looked Miss Mary had. told them
that if they kept silent when they
saw men drinking the poison, that
they too sinned, so Guido courage
onsly turned to the doctor: "It
makes me verra much sad. to see
you drink. Maybe that leetle baby,
he drink when he grow to a man
and fall in the gutter like my dad-
dv did before he signed the pledge
It is no right. You are a doctor, and
you know it will kill you to drink
poison." "Ho, ho!" laughed the
doctor's brother. "That's one on
you professionally, Torn" "You
need no laugh" said. Guido, turning
"Maybe year drinking mates some
Messrs George Holtzmann and.,
Wentzel, were in Dashwood on
Thursday last on bnsiness.
Miss Viola Geiser is at present,
visitine her sistsr at Blenheith,
, A genet but pretty wedding . took
AaronrsBrown.
• place at the Trivia Memorial Rectory
Mr. Godfried ltPangos, who has 1,iieeter on Wednesday eliternoon,
been on the sick list for. the last fewl
Jan, when Rov. Collins united
weeks,lIlriiisnalloil"irsa.6101ghansicelia.hrner and d i`urnarriage Mr. John Triebney of
family, who haw' been visitiegfriende Stephen to Miss Elizabeth Lippert of
Da,ehwood. The groom was seipport-
and relatives here, returned to their
ed by his brother Frank while the
home in Saline, Mich., en Wanes -
day. • • r
ere
r1-1,IEBNER—LIPPERT
'beide was assissted by her cousin Miss
Reel of Melva. The bride was
action. It voices publte •opiziNn.- It
speaks with influence and authority. It
lays down the principles and outlines
the plans which are to govern organ-
ized temperance effort in this Province. •
"Special interest is. added to this
year's,Convention through the holding
in connection therewith of a National
Temperance Congress, at whicti repre-
sentatives from the various Provinces
of the Dominion will discuss the status
of •the temperance work inthe different
Provinces, the cmcstion of how a Do-
minion organisation can best help in
such work, and what national legisla-
tion is desirable for further advance
of . our reform.
"Among the vital questions to be
discussed will be the demand for Prov-
ince -wide abolition of the bar, the re-
peal of the unfair three-fifths require -
moat, the laying of plans for another
great Local Option campaign, the effec-
tive enforcement of law, particularly
in Local Option municipalities."
Every Church and society in sym-
pathy with the work. of the Alliance
is entitled to representatives, and every
church or society having more than
fifty members is entitled to an addi-
tional representative for every fifty
after the first full fifty members.
Special reduced rates will be given
by all railway lines on the Conven-
tion certificate plan so that delegates
from any point in Canada east of Port
Arthur will be able to go to the Con-
vention and return home for single
fare. Persons who are not regular
delegates, but who desire to attend
these interesting meetings will be wel-
comed as visitors, Accommodation will
be proirided for. them in the Convention
Building and they may obtain the same
reduced railway rates as regular dela-
tat with hit to meteb Medi
gates. •
44e$pecal ,Pommittee is T1OW z,414.61"3C
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MEAT WitAnr7
WE keep stoek
full line of fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for •their tenderness
and -wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own.
sausages.
Give us a call.
UNCUT &
DEICI1ER, .
much like you, hilt he would no let
the Breuer Onto, and would no lis
ton to ilaiss Ma v, and so she will
tint merry Ncitil him, but sent him
1 tiWay, she fruev.” In Me one day, with No.t. the-bacrameni17 7
tears on her hountiful face She will 1.0D• .."'•41!„11, lie which 'is said to he
ni, marry with him while ho it: 'A -tie .1i. t Chnreh eeme..ere1•:',)11 eally rich, lies been 1101,10 414
see rely, tee. yet if hi'r lireet.. len a l; 11 .,.• 1 e.reing feee. 11.41,0 WZI 3.11W0r :Invy, "elan. The
She ie Inneh sinee seq.' lei .11 will le. no -crei .1% in the alieeee: were discovered 111 a curi-
11 :hest before tliristmes •7
neere. IbT 1(400 is 'white like tills ourrce,„.
teele, etayhe bare a girl who ,
i\rini'phy, living some
Iis like that' -Yee. yes, it. is wrong .s/ ''',an.(1'Nfr8•
Stewart and danebter, 'Irene; ef Exate. •
.44eeiteite.'.'pai. ate- o;ii;if" th •L'a • IA otrawsW te be ti
e meet interesting- programmes ever
took the evening. train a I art'nnged for such.. a".gathering.
liceieeenoon tail) to London, Stratford, Speakers from every Province in the
evlit, and Toronto. The Dwheraraillo gliVvil 1110 it rite iilloaIratisat,,nds nn 0111 ee
of exceptional Interest and of historic
importance.
- - the
sweet who he,s boil ,,,u, le.,•.cetehi:will have the best wishes of a
'1.1... Robert On their return they
the sick list for the past two or thr:ii °':''''' fr;"ds;
anti, '',eIIJ ioside in Miss Vina .11isher's eve
-
months has now quite recovered
Iiielencee, on Huron Street.).
is fl iee quite lively and. "cll.:at:rile.
. ,.
FARM Foie. 'SALE
Pc'17142 31.! 4'1,4 r on 2 ,
l'neleertieeth. 1. 1: e 4., tee ering
I 1.1 .1' • 1 '1 1...E.:V1 McIFt
,t...1•1 41!. 11. V. 1-11 bn(lt, ni1.)
11 11, • W1111 (.0114ir
lernea th, trild malle. good
well email (qcsww1 d f good irnit,
turn) i- eitue tea barely to
school end -----------1---------.M;iles
s Y. Ji is mid Mr, awl ,:j'i.:;,. Ai, flea. el, 74e nen .t, innornis, sold some
to make the innocent suffer for our 1 • • It . ---'- In ihe'r ere e.. were noti . el '
sins" said the young:man, and mak .
when the
.. .
ing an apology to his brother's Wi fe' er, were the guosts of Mr. and INIze.e. Selo]: t1 'Oelit's of geill, and
of i eon tonteere *examined a number of
he left the table Soon they heard Mathew Finkbeiner on Sunday '
nuggets ranging in Weiglit up to three
him welking up and down the long last week.
hall "I did 110 mean to make 'him Ormees WOr0 found. • Several small
',net Sunday the Document eon. -
leave his dinner" said Guido quiet- Mining, the basis of union between •,,
nuggets were. later found, and marc
1y. "I am sorry, but I had to say
the Presbyteriale Congregational maa, Di= one hundred claims have been
the words, yes" He looked at his 'itaked. In the t min when the
Methodist Churclws was dietributed , :,... 1 g, -
hostess and was surprised to see
tears in het eyes "It was all right by the Pastor to the members and aa- f 71" (1.
- clears, a wild rush to the gold
,
ob..aroh. for , !ibli4'is pre „ietecl. .f .
for you to say what you did, Guido herents of the Methodist
I hope that my boy will grow up to their consideration. A vote by ballot . '
, Forty thousand Canadian. school
champion the cause of temperance will be taken in the coinse of. . a few ', II- ,, via bet i a t J 1 i tl
ee 1 t ra ne nex u y n le
118 wen as yon do. The doctor loelt-
...e.leretavaelaworonvr=inaseivrtramamizsrmseminosalfrassernacgereetormeaucolcasna
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with the finest lot of
goods ever shown in
Zurich.
jast received a large
d"• quantity to please any
'an8 -
er. body, so drop in and see.
if I cant •suit you: Also
-tarry an immense •No. of
• satnples to choose from,
• All kinds of goods for
trousers dark or light
prices low as possible.
Lettecid. vie- in conne eeet
ollor ZURICH
ed down at the smiling innocent
face of his baby and without a word
motioned to the servant to take
away his glass of beer "Thank
you for the little sermon, Guido.
You make a fine preacher. I had
not realized what drink might some
day mean to my boy, Yon and Pet-
ro must oome again, and you will
never find beer." When the short
happy day was almost over and the
little boys were ready to go, doctor
Me-yers' big brother Bob said that
he would like to take them home.
"Let's go in and speak to Miss
Mary, boys" he said, when the
automobile stopped before a big
house far away from the Italian
quarter of the city. Guido noticed
that Miss Mary's face flushed when
she took the great bunch of white
roses from the doctor's brother.
"You. have breathed your beautiful
spirit into these boys, Mary" said
the man humbly, "They taught
me a lesson today and made me
realize that drinking not only
brings sorrow to wh‹e do it, but to
the innocent ones who love us, I
will never drink again."
E, Me Williams, •Pres,eSupt.
•P11 Cc get immediate relief *di
AIL kiJ DrAeop's Magic Ointment.
weeks.
Ono of the fastest games Of hockey
seen at Exeter for sometime, 'WWI
played on Thursday evening of tag
Week, between Exeter and Creditor:
the score being 4 to 5 in favor of the
local teem the score was tie When
time was called. The teams agreed
to play five minutes each -way to
break the tis Exeter scoring one goal
in the first five minutes putting them
in the lead until time vas 'called.
This MS the first game for Crediton
this season and they eartainly show-
ed sone class. Credit= has the
material for making a good hockey
team and with more experience they
Will be able to class themselves with
the best.
TIE, T. P. 1VIeLAIYGIILIN.,: forin-
erly Assistant. Surgeoli at Moor:
field's (Royal T_Jonapir
Eye Hospital and Golden Satiate
Nose and. Throat Hospital, London;
ni'lltary camps throughout the Dom -
The Government has decided
el promote the cadet movement which
elready wl1 established in Canada
end hes ordered. the militia depart-
eeent to arrangeecedet camps through-
Cet the whole ,stinamer. Uniforms
teed trensportetion will be provided.
IFeeperienced military men will be ap-
prOlnted to commandeach camp where
tho boys will be unaer military discip- -
limeand instructed in tactics, seout-
ih and rifle shooting,. Each cadet
eamp'will be in progress for a week:
The annual meeting of the Petit -
hill 4g*nitural,Soolety was•held
chamber on Thin'sday,
Jiso, lath, 1912,'when the followinn.
officers 'were eleeted for 1912;—Geo.
M. P. Hen, Pres; D. O. Me
;tame; M. 1). P., Hon, Vice ,Pre;
Ai-ehiliald Barri*, Pres; Wm. Me
velhan, 1st vice he Hill, 2nd
ce tnes ;' W. W4.4ait, sec; W. J. St-
art, trealS] Direetors for West Wil -
y)311-0
enue
eeeti
„eft Mr.
band
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4. Clark hag to oiler a full lino of'
APPLES, PEARS,
VINES, rand smal3 fraille, also
INTL, ROSES, FSIC„
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from the thriving village of Ben- .'gent, .
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terms. Apply tri the premises orra ... get fiz.....Ue NAITV; Ito
to 1) 13 MeLean box 144 Hensall
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To protect, your family from the ravages of disease end infection; an
the rigors of winter: to make yen" home the abode of Heal -ib Happiness.
Statistics tell us that there were eve: 250,000 cleathaineNerth Amerie
last•yeav from fever and Puetunonia; Ovei )0 rer cent. or tilts() oases ever
traceable to out -door closets, and all were the result ofinsanitai.7 conditions,
Are you going to allow this teleible (hall rate to continue.
Wily not insure Health by installing a "PARETTE" SANITAitY,
CIIMII.A.(jb'zioLluateLlyCISSBmaTilm'y and Odorless carries the -endorsement of Phyee,
cians and. Heelth Officials, and our own Iron-olaCl goarnntee, Requires no
expensive water-systeme no plumbing. no.sewtele can be installed in any part
of your home.ett the cost of a feviutiuntos of yOnr sparo time; lasts a life -time
and mast less than a CENT a day. •,
"PARKYTE" Chemical ba•s been proven by Bacteriological tee% to be
the most,p'oweeful Disinfeetant, Deodeerant and Geemieide, known to $:eienee
•
The "PARENTE" SANITARY CHEMICAL CLOSET is sold 11V
England. Also spent time at Berlin ee Wm. Niblock, Geo, Dignan
and. other Continental Hospitalsi Williams, Geo, Eraser, Peter
General Practice'evith special. attent-ee, 111; Parkhill, Jr16., Hedges, J. 0,,
ion to Eye, Eai Nose and Theoatel 4ptol4, Rev, A. Graham anti Geo.
Eyee tested '(11etinoscope and Op -e doi McGilhvaiy, Andy Etsitite,
thielmoscoPe lend) and glasses tIlens 00(1 Robert; Hutchinson.
led and properly. ojtistoa, Ot1i.00
,iiwood, °aerie. .
Wee, DaWS11, 1, E. IIarr-
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C. Hartleib, Zurich, Ont.
A. these wilt convince you. No fnether argument will be ficeeeeeey,
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