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Incorporated 1:'855
a Capital up $4,000,000 Reserve Fund $4400,000 A
O Total Assets over 44,000,000 p
t'Ieel,d Office - - Clontreal 1
d tints and .Cortes ondents in. a
1 Has 78 Prahehes in Canaria, an Ag p 10 n
all the Principal Cities of the World.
- !A GE -'NERAL BANKINF BiJSINESS TRANSACTED.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
iat all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current $tt��• A.. CONST•A.NTINE, Age1it
'It rich Branch J.
QtDf) Flash@ tIUtI'0a
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THE TAXATION OF AUTO.
MOBILES.
Hex' 4.y
re
oaf
with the finest lot of
goods ever shown in
Zurich. •
Just receivotl a, large
quantity tL) please aiy-
body, SO drop in and see.
if 1. cant suit Z ou . Also
carry an iltllalelns°. No. of
samples to moose from,
All lcintis tai <w'€: oLls
dark or light
'rices low" as possible,
Laundry its Connection
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ZURICH
f allor
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Thst
THE BEI
an -L.
There is no doubt now...that tl;e
automobile bas come to Stay, and
the question is hour to reconcile
the undoubted rights of .the 'soloist
with the egrially undoubted rights
of the farther. whose property is
damaged by tbe rapid passage of
131111x1(" •ons autos along tho country.
roads - The chinas of dust which
c;lvttr everything. ,h;ng. for a.L considerable
distance from every road frcgt'ielit
ed ter autos le painfully in evidt;nee
and is 4.t very real evil. But what
remedy i; there? The only one in
'x)t•s,:94-,ras to ba the permanent
1-n.,i 4.1 11131 by.at. thick c1,1ut. •
';?d e)il;\' 84t11t.<`:ia1t 11.3)'1't
the r ain. 3n some of the 'United
States ('t111liiar i t fes the roads are
- being oiled tittt a 114;,:^;11. loot
as, tar\ aL, end t.11'3 is also tl'1'l`_>,
tried this year Iii Canada it:,in''
1l +.3talent of this kind • SVOI is
b�„tUYR'l}T IN ('n.•rLrc' 1f 1ito i 3 it) b:'
tL}1 ti) t•1'Lt.ble hint) ; ttnr country
t•..-,115 €'N, hitt who o is to pay ti,o
'i.'ilk is f.h' 1)3);it dtttit;ult
I point:.; settle. rite Farmer's'
Advocate recommends that each
high power ear yay at least fifty
dollars a year toward this otljt•:c:t,
tinai the figure does lilt seem an
exec 'tvt) one, TIiO township alts•.,
should stir part of tho bill, kind the
farmer himself shoal'( contribute
something. Just what, the in
i dividh L1 farmer's proportion should.
be. i:• r the+r 4.L 11j:. 1) )int to (1e•
Gan ��
�• y, d ^t r,•togood
VLll [14. The 1`lil��+e��'- tr'rnllnt•', if pr�7:it41)1t;Q aL ,�
s
Barris S11t'l). anti dustless urate road niorealse
the value of e. farm, and there can
;Jur I\Tt1c11)11es spec } be no doubt that it does -so in many
• for . tliE 11
1St lV es. oases if not in ,.ali, then ,this, fact
•7r117at�1Je taken into account., while
' fie also handle at the sable timethe value of such
q • a road to the township (and
Olds Cia,sOlife icounty) cannot be lost sight of.
ll t (4.v
Engine.
All repairing proinpLly
attended too
Jas. Whyte, A +'t•
MASSEY-13ARR1S 00
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Always the cookbook says
"Si ft: Your Flour."
No lumps, you see. Aerates the flourri
! making it lighter.
Put FIVE ROSES in your siftero
Never soft and sticky -- never lurripy,
musty, woolly.
Never coarse.
Milled superfine from Manitoba's grandest:
wheat.
Fine, granular, very dry.
Nothing remains in the sifter—FIVE ROSES
is free, heavy.
And your bread is more
yielding, more appetizing.
And more Digestible.
Because the particles are finer, easier tot
get at by the stomach juices.
Use this very fine flour -superfine.
FIVE ROSES. •Ia
porous,
more
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a Att4 0 r,+G C300 to ,.,is0 C,7.x. Ritti t r,Jm11:E. ....•
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Is now reeodnized t lr'�au houtt the Do anion
ns the chief. Ne t�at�aei Advoccate ole tragi
forces under 'the,' leadership of MR. Ra L.
BORDEN, which demand
A CANADIAN lriai )i li gsn POLICY Fon (CANADA
'r E NEWS Ina BE ',SENT, Aiiten w MAI!, TO ANY AIIDaaEsS IN CANADA
411..1.. Oral).
1n. Ai, c,,' ti 04' rrt�l„'Ito •9114.1 �. ,11
ton Oh1C ft71+LY,AR ANL! A.1111.1.1F A YEAR
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('1t.1..< ,1�.5<. tlli.11'1 L S.L
f•t't ng'•wheat 1:05' 000' bushels fall! (143
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t�.I1Natt :1,: 4111.0111 bushels ,::.ts and , the
(lttay.:i, Sept 14—A i1;al:t t•in on ; 14,123,060 bushels hurley.ill t}•e pre
the field or„rs •.f Canada is; teed to- vi„tls
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(•tis 1St' 3'.1' it. 3i4:ta li•11 :Ina la
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tli?•ooghout:
Iit.lt3 31. 1;114{ wing 13.w it 'i
t„111':; tllo young T stuttents in ti'
•33'. €;131:1 aiding tali .
by giving th('t11 en)3)
wept under tLi.` direction of
n ins.,1011 fields during
0tr,.1:4.`I•. Ile' d ":tit \tit}i the p
a d power of file k. hristiian kni
'!1 l ' ter, showing t'10 great need.
1
t • their )o
Yratr.i'ti; men, and al Ttv 4.h( 1
for service ii int,` 3'Pll,set1 i1) 1)r().
; 3.31 their: trvilling. 3fl3.l .
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tit r a I, a 13,1 nl (i�:,rsttin' Imz. le • 4.P
1. •1:% i'4. )',t i5 ,l ' 4 i nes tit f(lrrllfr d'ai'4 \s• ere
flt'lit t:u1 (til iTI a3 1,,113 ' t a' (a to :rear him. 33x331 111
1111• late' :•i:. I 010 the hearty' ('1(ot1na' \v'ilic
But the pressing problem en1 Jus n) 3.
3 ,
the securing tit (ostitis toady, i1... tzivt'>: 1.:1 31' 1Lverag4 (`ondition:' Irl }>rintto i+3(Itrard 1si,illcl. 1'ov*t 1t n4. .• si :i
is t•
t•('t'1 tri. 111 t1tt'+ (.•131;33, „1 l+l�th
Ct('3 a,
1 taxation of hlgh.ponel it+ prtt51ix.t at theAugust,ct)tia anti
14.
and 10 a t It oriel of , ( ''3' PrunMtt11'1 Tltr' P; :1'7.
1I1•i .I 1 1Y
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7 € -hers and doubtless our 11, t•tl;t;r'3 with estima.t.es, of ,the j)r0•"ttniatet1 ti'.311 of spring ''313,,4" 1s (11;' ,,\1'11111.. a 1 1..,.1;,..., •±: `.. '�3-ll.
atilt( Ill )b tcut.;ti.3,, ; ,iliait 1 l
ilei("bolt 34f spring wheat, Oats and l :f;t3,tltlt) nth1, u4. 1 t t
tll('.lit•+'. ett`t,. 1+; :('v ,t ,.,• 4 9, 11,'
1 D�)G9C'.:.iUU•HCQX�DU9t'.F5"')•U`y', D!ST.T .�D =TAO
next provincial legislature will
have to trestle amain with this
matter of autolrio',tile taxation
barley at 111th tune. 'rhe 'percent
un31 1,r0113 t ! ., as:i, 1 t tot• t'' 111>• 1. 11:'•1'.
condition of wheat is Or 3.x3 llta S(t' hell -, in Qnebt•u 1.771 ,yeti 1,13 ht'lt i i :<t eta •
of oats ):(I 44 and of trlrley 4.,I ` 3' ` anrint; wheat, list 1, oro o b t lli 4.y l
which is all) tut five 4.O 4.E'\'011
percent 1 osis tuna 2 st1,34(134 13U'-1-,'+ ' barley ; t • •1 : 1 ;1 \ (1'\'.
r, 11ea,il inti t 1 3.1?•, -!!'"1 ] It lI I
h15;ht r t1N•n last Year all and'in Ont•allt) ' vl.,r.,,t,;, i ,:t',' 1 t•' '7... - I'• °
f3ARD`V'O()DS d tiv 3 111
the �,+::4.c' s •a'1, years spring trbc'tic, ,1 4.l•,,({.• t t:,,,:, i.. i
' 1 ' ' )enactor for its Itun. outer 1`.• ,, - 1,tngr. ) condition"' 1 1 1 (,°
.01_i 'fl':{\•', 1:1:1. 11 :. '\ 1}••. j.it'., 11 ,
t t •silo( ,L• , g },. ,y13,tit=C+ tltlyht?1M, bras t v .
rr�I x TI 1 ber supply on the soft woods of the frotn • ; ' -`•• percent at.31 aye erre Dl
7e ,� 1 more than is the Unit• j rally s• u., e. 4.:':t lower than in 190;11-' • The f1n i sstnllxtrt'y :,1 141 •t y.:••••,
,
t forest 13111th n.t i 1'. :.i €,'1• ,r 13 111,:1
}',L the 1910 1 1',3' The YCLt11E3 C7f- .i1iy*11L�t's 1-!'t'Tili .t .'lti: { ,1'
)tinted In the yr i' ”
States., s r �� grain. ren a for e. ':+•114', 4L^i it: ,1•0„
shortly
•�i :U ..
I3LISkIB D $Y k , 7,ELL1 R. ' Forest inn o st ' hns11' 1 . i,:' t' ,'
'f)ri Forestry Branch sonic 3r.Ttlry- was Ciltlt"e?d 1),^. 111Lk1i X!i'Eltntri Uri l!i,tiif; 4;r"� ..+ t , il'a ,i.'!. •
the Dolninl y' ' 11 ''l
l t
4. d rtatc a5 seen floril and
E 1 ,} I. •i 4..i: \ S14.1":1:1.13
tl e(, a tvlit*tel•, hl!?, ,(r;,,,�;.tt 1
•Hilt,
Productsreport compiled` by hindered the ripening of grai. d, ,tel 111 ,), It tl7Pt1„!1 : 4.,i 1 '
shortly to be published. O' 'h storms, lowtemperature arta 1tt`Y l +'- i -,t se l)t'�''"''a 1 1 t 11 , 14
the •' 4.h, S 1
Of the
� (Tans• ecu sat 1 31 .
11110 Canadian 1ptnber Cut alncnnt L(lwal•ety til': end ()t t}=t, 3)101ll wheat. ' 2, 11 ,i 1,,I 3,,l a 1.,, u. ,_.S . I: ., , 1S1` i l;,.1.:::::1.,;:.:,,...1
1 . to nearly five billion feet, only frosts prevailed in 1131Lny'01.ti rrs,,45347.600. bILt'I1�ls Tun
e'ca + 111.4;1:1:::,
4.' 1114. ,l '�;; .r'3 1 . , t .
1. Drink file 'I° 1 ,11
tMenSay(f
What Great
rinks is deliberately barely five million dollars ; on the 1 deter 101mi at the date e)f the' of tho aroas of field ;Tops , j \etc `,(:'.: •,• 1 ,, ill
He who d atter of but in the t'ai:ie; of tr•htat,' Dominion this yea- a,, t.Lk<ti ur t1L(• .
1 In y i ?1,)1t S't1 R` ++ •, (l I' . Cill(i.
disgua y g Cc.rlsLla 4.)t t Ito It"
,, .
n4. Personally, I reface to take the. lumber crit in the United Matt- oats and bal•ic,v pro.. t c
�which b }l 1st lt•,rcent l4..\. lit I1:I1 1 t ,,t•t,.'.,tt� "i: `111xi:ik'
.0 f than ever did Canada Can. table' In the1
4.l, excepting
1'�'Tr. and ;4133 Chets. 11ect vers a1
W. 0. T. U.
one twentieth consisted of liar;' of the Northwest provinces, the October 341081 )', o: • ,
hill 14,11; 1' 1,,,1,. a .3 :?
•w()ods or broad leafed trees, wort}; 1 full extent of \\ShieMl L'4.r111d net e,
sat:: „lrtlltlltc i\111 t^iC4' t 4C' �t,t.. 111 M
,. the i ..t t l l:,
1'f himself fO) advance. other hand almost one quarter ports,
1 t• {' 1
tli .til .'1 `411•<t a Pel 1, w,•li vr1',, lh:,
ole lowered by 1 -
such a drink. 1 do;nott drink, -Wil. es 'consists of hardwood t probable l .
_ �" �t 113,;1 t, ?1 1 t t( 11 ; , • tart,`- ;,t•
liam H, Taft, President. of the country had far greater hardwood wbit.4h hits been followed in the' IAS
, older n•nvfnr a t.im
earlier atLd Mylvt3la-,•At Blake. Sept 111h, 1(1 13til31 11 131 ,.
est:3 € ED t 4.t .t t i 114, 1 I1 it and in the
'United States. c r . 1 1
a 1 11 feeling a shertat11.,e 1,-t "a••ratins - rivezwd Car'
vent - five per ot.nt, of i , tldtL 18 already tt.e h ,,
Tu tie y 1 key up 1 '' was wtlwta)n(�.
the cases of child desertion passing - the hardwood supply and makes Itmale 1'11 '
executive offices of the 1 the national deficiency by unport• froth ttr(1r3t11 in some b..ealitil s, nod dtuighter.
through the exec f ,four Yea" 4.r annually from the United Stat- the rep')rte(l condition was 75 01'1
State of Indiana in he y in„ l
DIED I sit ':ly
L, ]9011 parental over.
ending January )1., 1 stir hard:weed lctnlb, r t() the valrLe y, >; pt. l., ' ` , ,. ,
alienated and the de: of seven and a ;half million dollars. ' The aysrltgo yield of prir,tg; :•n l s.wuoil— I11 1 :v((t:.l• 3,43
selection use alien€ he evil in t witLL't i+e estimated at 19 14 b,iw'ho1s i Anna Marshall, wife 4.,1' titin , Il;(:.
iertice caused tllnericl t i11po ted into
C >f the (luring
101(1 Wile111;
for the Dominion, ivineh 4. a'1i(1 ll, w!all•stllld (3 u11111t1t 3' "
ilueilaos of the All)ericai. saloon—J. imported into Canada dtzrin}, per acre {•}�vooI, t
of In- ,, byDO percent the value of is seven bushels more than _last �. _-.Its ed (ler on Sept, 1 /111.1.3,... i,1:;
dr:Ln>i Hanly, es•Goyeriio. thet tided
the hardwoods manufactured into year and tho total yield €Lit 13,t1wi3,• ! ;a� 31st.
deans, ] ell' -(f these fru •(Ao bushels. The fall wheat rust Snell, aged 7<l years 1:n41'' 11;00' :: t ,t;
hurts students, holt lumber. Nearly ;
til at' li 70ti.tYCiP, \._�In `Itc+},licln ori S;:}14.. 1•,, t \4..i-
,
,Drink ..,1
homes, nations, and hurts intlivld' pelts ale from t reported la4t loon I L+tree \tli u{ 111(,, 1111. 111'
ual souls --Emperor William of an11 csonsi ,4.e of 4.l e slo t v linable 1 n L 4.,i t \1 bC11•
iv In 1 S1ttLrttt and. Alberta. , •t,re't1 4.)''1 \f dt� 1W
Germany, f tel whoat yield of the eoi rttrl 1r 1 ,1 4.l 1) 111 4.t',.\ € ,tP.
If I had not signed the pletlgt! 1 tout gulp
• with. you in my years of youthful
temptation, I Leight have gone the
-way that the nla•joritY of sly old
coairades have gone, which ends in
a 1rtlnkllyd'S life and a drunkard's
grave—Abraham Lincoln.
It is not trt.Ie that 1L • •saloon, helps
a town. A few business olein may
think that the saloon will bring
'thele business enougi. to Justify,
them in being indifferent to the
hoary done to the town,. If they
Jy
thought tiie•saloon a re311 benefit
they.woulci be in favor of giving
the saloon 11, subsidy' instead of put-
ting a•tait on at--Rr•illfalll Jennings'
Bryan.
'rel. the young men tliil,t;.(ene3-.
al Grant does not drink a drop of
liquor ---has not for eighteen, years,
•-because he 19 afraid to drink it•"
Brigadier General 'Frederick D.
Grant.
E, il'i.. W. Pres 1 Supt
he United States
T
species such as oak, hickory, tulip
.lar, c u.e
• •10 -Int cherry anda largo
1 1 {i 14. 1'•
(:Il
.;, • t r.1' ,3311 ld ilio (-,i,l. s4.
•i i' 1 : i, - Sa 11)1 1't,.t:0n31
?+3 4.'(;1' '141(' ti,vea0e•31 111341
• 11,1, for the past -tar
ri:'1,3•tl
with p:3lalysis while
1; 1tt 1115 listed h: 11th. a13(1
{n,:.•:1 in lu httlt1:liiL F';tjl 1 i -
Sit up and
0
Teske Notice
•.
�Ve b:ice (,s4. 4.!-1tltlt'
, it New to i`rints, and
Dress Y%st„tl:•, AhiltISt
A. every 1 itis.; • x"1.1 could.
i
• 11311
wish 4.•'L' in s �.•.,
A; Summer 4.c+..r.
• X1;4:, 3311
('t to 1 -t de.
o,4. -',301:',;.;,:l" PAC',
Can andItl&Apect
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,•4311.1.1 DD+ti'•eD(#.43D.3 ) UDa=XaDfha:'.1CGDYDI
1111311els, Bing grot: , t:3 ti , 3111th, els y l},' 'Iva,' ,L 3114 I ,. i ,+Ii' iE;itl
a, 3L, The rip in:., ;14. \ it 1% `li wit. 1,i: ,lii1
7 t. .-, ,i, 11 :vie: ,1•.1:1 i'l i,+tai• Vi
or:v4. llovv rapt u '':f14.31:3 thtlrz,,*. A, 11 lip far i Si , j l ,
1 �1 r *13 amount � t•1it'1.2'tot(,♦t1:ltitnatt.d to be,• •,'r1•tir't'u•1: I:li a. t.1:1t1, ! : -ti }'p+'4 i1 4.t •.:L' I'1, , , +.. } �f,l t:
,\ 1 =0tlsllet l , Si' it, itth, .I.
inti which is 30 frequently � (ij",0 1)11^311,.14 (4.r t41,'i1:t,ett•L t !flit' ;..1,•S' y4. (1: 1)f Ili:, }ll'•' 11, 1,;, • ,jt't`tl
14
of hard p
i1:Gd11y LL hardwood. 11'):()YI1 those I111f)1'e than last your at t!.it 'a6111F'1 Aged 71 C'iCl'�. I. 1y ,11:,'1, i:S1' Coo 111tt 1� :',t' 1 lie
above figures it i9 seen that we are I dotal. The. Average e• 1 4.'I acre 1s rel j - ±•- - - , : .
iJectl113in," mora) and more depend. 1 so b11t1hol0, ,3r ti 20 bushels l 'r Stere 1 a)4y�d ��l�j4a s �@ e�0i 4.D �Q +�? '° �� 4.t:: :
01111'111, 311 !•luno'}S, ,11. ,1\n estil.tr
311t013.1011i A1.114'11 i11 1'4•s'I311. -tic 14'343'('5
a 1:1 o ;'aridly. 1' siat L a sorrow il1!g
11'1111 t\ 3.„ 1/11,111 1114. 11011iS(1-
rant upon. the United States whose 1 tltore-than litst year. i a t..
'1 ble supply for export is sure For the Dominion the \Sell of i
ever can be clone to improve the i which,is C1.373",000 bn thel5 la dt,4,444®
EZETil
available
Whtit iTell RS 31i*,1,53, 04 1tclyiaCls3 i r'
1 and rapidly supplydecreasing.
citta is i, �, O0o®0�� �0t'
y 1.. morn
p4••�0®�4'wd`C>
•t the
resources of Canada by tbe eliuhtna than hist year 'a esiltnattl' .t 51 1Ir, and lits. Cryer c4.£ 1�rttult, \ t s
tion of wood waste, and particular same date, and the :Lv(.1u e, at 3 notlnce.. t g
lI r (silt average
:thaln, iced the bitters father' 11r,John howl:-, . O
ly 'by the development of the stria bushels pet €4.c e, b M
1 f Ont iso Southern last year by 7 e, 111 oink,
'11113 tLCI shaLw, during ,the 1)ttst week. A vannas, iVl B Stratford Ontario.
(
e13;Mated ,the 1 present.
Mr. T. Russell, Exeter, Ont., air
he engagement
„f .lis
daughter, Robertha I''., to r. .
a
'The Inarritige will take place at the
end of September.
Last Suncl(Ly was 1tl(Llcationtll
Day in the Methodist churches here
Rev. Dr. J. W, Graham, the popu-
lar secretary, was here and preach-
ed in Janes at church in the morn-
ing and the Main at in the evening
and delighted two splendid andien-
wood eta •U ti , a.
Ciuol)eo and the Maritime plroviti eru.ge for barley is also llighilr than Airs. Knight, sr., is seriously ill at
.ccs, should be done with. all pos - last year 1)4' 77.131 bush
sible:speed. total yield .a eettmatc(1 u4. ,t , ,p s lGtis3 Ltlltan Ll
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A few hours after the nomination
meeting of the EPA Quebec eetlstitu-
ency, the oppositi lf1 candidata , Mr,
Letltic, resigned, Con3eguent$ly the
Returning Office/ has deolai DLi Sir
Wilfrid Laurier lected. •
'1 Cas 170
bt3shels aLs al.hainst 39,3131. '
hels for last year:
The estimated yield of spring
wheat for Manitoba, Saskatchewan
and Alberta this ;year iS' 181.520.000
bushels, of fall wheat 3,193,000 bits..
hels,. of oats 204,7518000 bushels
mad of barley 30,205,000 bushels, as
Elliott of Centralia,l
deli3hted a largo audience in the Main
St. I3icthodist church on Sunday
evenil3g in the rendering of 4.L vocal
solo which .vas much appreciated.
Mr. and firs. Wni, Coaltis spent
Sunday in Crediton.
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] 1 k.C'e.p 111 stock iv
full 1 11 111
'V e of fresh,'
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meats., ats, 11a1115, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and v hol(3So111e11eSS
Our aim is to keey
nothing but the best
We make 611r oWi
sausages.
Give us a call..
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