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Established 1855 Assets $33/T;' 9,2r "4. .:
Surplus 53,360,170 ,
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e;ata,ital s3,3Ga,170
A Prosperous Year •
will be yours if you will start a Savings Account
with ns this month, Interest will be added to loin-
eipal every three Months, and with our Large Reserve
to rel;: on. you need not worry about the safety of
are your earnings, ire heartily welcome your business---
be it lztrge or small.
as
H. J., BILLINGS, Manager.
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litltl' . Notary 1'ati,la4:. Itc'rt otos. ().l'ign'in. Puin-IsHED ni'i E. ELLEin.
At Zurich : Ze:ler',,. util..e S every 2,1on
etre. FRIDAY FEB. 14th. 16c,8
FRolftwoU'i'. :`.11:3 & l;I A=lt, -1R-'
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—. rt• grt,w11 g deir-and rind higher
BUr'iw t AR prices for Ontario vvhea.t.
- Stripped ,if all technical terms;
i t i �., i : i , 1 ' blending is the P,. cess by which
,.:.; ineeeee heie7 • the millers grind Ontario wheat
' ith a little '.laniti)ba wheat. Just
ow n. -.ch of each kind, has been
„..ta „• _... ;, , ,_ v a series of
careful
i iesls rrumin g back for yeas. Those
shin, tlialtablend of flours.,
containing just the right propor-
tit n c f tnetario and Manitul.)a
wheats. t 114 the god qualities
of
ns
::: host st i' r both bread
„,e i �' ' 4• 1 t end vastly
The gc:od II}usewi v s of the Mari-
„ . time Provincee were not prejudio-
._ ',.. • ird against blended flours. They
Ontario farmers ought to be
vitally interested in the process of
blending wheat. Blending cleans
not only better flour, it also means
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cat to t, f, t t, in Hityt I i
and term- mud• 10,,t
rang., .:t 'a _,.. 11...: ti.., ()Lice, Zurich
tione 3 for (fit ::n " • •?t Huron and
Petr h i s 1 1 a-peeialty.
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13R. F. A. L1.1 I:'x, DENTIST, GRA-
:lu t t ; he Royal Cuile:re of Dental
Surg..ous, Toronto also honor gradu-
ate or 1b 1 a tnicii a i Dentistry, To-
ronto 1. liv rsity. Painless extraetion
oil teeth. 'Plate work n spceittlity. At
Dominion ;Bou se, Zwr}est, every 'ion -
{lair.
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y; 1 (ut, . 1 N')x•xn
n1tiv, t„r lith ii a,i X teeth: 2 SVatlk-
ing flows: 1 now :;:, -,;•; Harris walking
plow; Gang blow; 1 titling. plow; 1 Bug
truck; 1 sentller; 2 Hay rooks ;1 rr,ilu: 1
Wagon; t:d 3o for Wood rag:k; ; pr
bob -sleighs; 1 }lulper• fanning mill; 1 Indo
Ib stealer wheel barrow; New Chatth:sn in•
cubattor and brooder; Empire cream se-
parator; rope & pulleys: Car, slings and
bay fork, sugar kettle; double hur..ess,
collars, 1i naea and a lot of other rartichri.
PURNIT UR,Es-1 good box stoves 1
cook stove and other household furniture.
Everything must be sold as the proprietor
is going Wet.. Terms: --Sums of $5 00
and under cash; over that amount 9 mon-
ths' credit will he given on approved
joint notes, t per cent off for cash on
credit amounts. E. 13os'senberry, auction -
ex; Teaac Hudson, proprietor.
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•r -. '_;.:: +;I'r)f tine continent of Europe bias
v, ore perfectly willing to give
Ontario ilt curs a fair triad against
the western wheat flours. As a
i•••. oast of impartial tests, bleIitlecl
flours are used in practically every
house in the far east. Why should
not this; be true of Ontario? Why
do not our farmers see the extra-
vaaance of enriching the western
whent growers at the expense of
their own pockets? Here are onr
fail u, rs, raising little wheat—and
spc ntlin^i what money they make
out of their crops, for western
wheat flour. Ir certainly seems
that all this money should be kept
a.t hen/e—and it can be if our far -
mere will stop using Manitoba
flours and buy blended flours,
made of their own Ontario wheat.
If you have Catarrh, ries Tour
self of thie reptelsive disease. Ask
i)r Shoop of Racine, Wis., to email
you free. a trial box of his I)r
Shoop -'s Catarrh Remedy. A simple
single test, 'twill surely teli you a
Catarrh truth well worth your
knowing. Write today. Dou't suf-
fer longer. Sold by All Dealers.
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Our ell friend, the war cloud in
eastern Europe ralakes an unexpect-
ed rt'-apps;araneci. A war between
fins,da and Turkey- would mean, so
far as the inhabitants of the dis-
puted territory are concerned, as
choir. e between varying degrees of
misgovernment. The only hope
fr,I ”, n,;ind in snC11 a. Sear vcot11c1
lie in the weakening of both cont
bat ants, and possibly the relative
strengthening of Austria-Hungary,
whose influence on the whole is
for eivili ation and progress. 13ut
the present outlook for soutls-east-
ern Europe is dark, and progress
toward the light will be show. .fn
letters and the arts the world has
1)on Avedlargely from Europe, but
in government, looked upon as a
1nr.ans of improving the condition
of the people, the $tetesmansllip
:
more failures than successes
•i lt" I 1;,,site its name.—Toronto Star.
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Caron Barron, Principal of Lon -
.
l don Conservatory of Music was in
'.
town on Friday night conducting
an examination of members of Miss
11; Maori:] ek's music class. In the
Intermediate Miss Lizzie Ronnie
to tl. first-class honors. In the
junhr, Misses Lily Y ai.ngblrlt, Mc-
H.inley and Lamont, of Stanley,
firs] r 1 ss Inonor • In the I'rbum3,,
.1 (X l;annie, Rota Jarrett and
a ... l'enrl \Vurt:'.d iiuriclx) first -clays
bowers. This is a very creditable
:.i•=• al, ::i-
showing.—Hen:a11 Observer.
r k..; i' SEVEN BURNT TO DEATII.
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N4 -,w Liskeard, Ont. Feb. 10. -Cut
off from all avenues of escape a
'sudden burst of flame which con
verted the upper floor of their home
into a roaring furnace in a few
minutes, Mrs, Lawrence Eaacke
and her six children, ranging from
a newly -born baby to a girl of
eleven, wore burned to death about
eleven o'clock yesterday morning,
while the frantic father and hus-
band made ineffectual attempts to
go to their rescue. The fire started
.from aheated stove pipe near the
the stair leading to the upper
floor, and spread with such ranicli.-
ty that access to the room where
the doomed fancily were and ei o ape
were alike impossible,
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OA ADIAN NEWS
A, big ioe'.shOveoa Cornwall ra . s•
ed the,St, hawrene t31 feet.
O.gilvie°n elevator at •:Winkler,
Man., Was burned Friday, with
a1ti>00'0le* '
• Conal option stands f n Millbrook
no ex>:em, have been discovered
•by the, reoonnt.
The-totwl'net debt of the Domin-
ion at the end of last month was
$259, 5O.I, 613.
An increase in revenue of $$x3$4,-
337 is reported for the past ton
mouths of the current fiscal year.
Five apple dealers wore fined $10
and costs each at Brighton for
fraudulently packing apples.
The free importation of wire
rope and -manilla cable will be dis-
MisseCl by the board of customs on
Feb: 17_"
George •Jasperson'a tobacco
factory at Kingsville, was emn-
pletely destroyed by fire on Sun -
clay.
Reginald C. Boultbeo, 0 young
English;mau of Montreal, dropped
dead 'on Satrrday afternoon while
skating,
Mr.' J. J. Young has sold the
Calgary Hernia to 'W. Southam, of
Hamilton, and J. 33. Woods and
W. J. Watson, of Calgary.
^ For!.the hist ten months of Can-
ada's fiscal. year the salrpins of
revenue over eXp;=nclttnre on con-
solidatecl. fluid account totaled
$2401;738. 1 7„3.
Louis Bitl; of Tl ni:ten, was
fined 1(40 for selling Anoevieun pap-
ers on Sunday, T:`e• ,vill appeal
against tlsei.finc, which. is tlte lim-
it- of the law.
Ald. Chnirch, of Toronto, will
challenge the aldermen who voted
for the liquor license reduction to
test public feeling by resigning and
contesting -their seams.
The BellTelei)hone and American
Telephone Companies applied to
the railway commission at liontreal
for the abolition of the night rate
on all international business. ess. •
William Baym.o, formerly a
well known.baseball and Hockey
player, committee] ssnicidei at Wa-
terloo yestere.ty by shooting.
Business Worry was the cause.
Mr. Seibert, of Stratford, was
caught in a machine, and in the
accident resulted had his hip and
arm thrown out of joint and his
body badly bruised. He is in as
critical °on(lill -r7
Nova k,oc vitt +@tethoclists have
agreed -o rt tiro "roil One communi-
ty • in Halifax ' lonnty, and the
ll'reebyt y x,rrica'C g, by
'
retiii^fir,, O• Getnnnxu111ty 111
., .,,
(.ra11n1,Ot ,.tn I
11lr:s.:•4a,'n•iel larplly, an aged
Mitchell lei ?,y+', •t' as found- almost
frozen to d ;tt,la tae other• day. She
lived alone, 'land being taken ill,
was unable to keep up a fire. She
was taken rare of by the relief
committee of the town.
While snowballing on Tuesday
Norman Barr, of Windsor was
attacked by a colored boy named
Hall, and badly • slashed with a
knife, Hall becamo angered when
flit by a snowball and the attach
was the result; Barr's injuries
will not be fatal.
John Ferguson, a farmer living
on the Union road, 6t. Thouitas.
is charged with giving liquor to
Thomas
a minor,- When in St. lhonaG
the other day:he engaged a livery
rig and a bey mined Lonis
Watt's to drive him hone.
On the way he. rgt1S0 the lad seve-
ral drinks of whisky. Tho
boy returne home alone but
lost his way owing to his Inthldca-
11(11 condition. -As a result his foot
were frozexi, and 'it is •feaa'ed am-
putation may beneeessary.
1 wish that 1 ]night talk with al -
sick ones adopt the actual cause of
Stomach, Heart,- and Kidney ail
inents. To explain in person how
weak Stomach nerves leads toSto-
llnach weakness, I tarn sure vvoulcl
interest • all, And it is the S1aille
with i Teak Hearts or weak kidney's
This is why illy 'prescription—Dr.
Shoop's Restorati`v'e—So promptly
reaches ailments of th`e Stomach,
Heart, and Kidneys-. It is wrong
to drug tlae stomach or stimulate
the Heart or •Iiiclneys. These weak
nAide nerves simply nee.] more
strength, My Restorative is the
only presoripfiou Made expressly,
for these nerves. Next to seeing
you persoxially, veil' be to mail you
free, my new booklet entitled
"What To Do". 1 will also send
simples of my Restorative as well.
Write for the book to -day. It will
surely interest You, -Address Dr.
Shoop's, Box b, Racine Wis. j
Sold by all dealers. -
For the next 30 days will
be sold at a .reduced price.
Wo will be r4'ady early in the Spring to do all kinds
of Custom Sawing on Short Notice.
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1 want you to know how much
Chamberlain's Salve has done for
nee. It had cured my fave of a
skin disease of almost twenty
year's stand:me, 1 have been trea-
ted by several tas smart physicians
as we have in this country and they
did nee no good, but two bores of
this salvo Inas cured, me.—Mrs.
Pantie Griffen, Troy; Ala, Cham-
berlain's salve is for gale, by . J. 3.
Merrier,
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International Harvester .4E:
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.Implements. o n
We keep in stock a fall line of the
tll)J1'c 00[O;Ji2Lt ed make of l''Itrill 1,111-
plemonts, They are used. in every
civilized (::?iiiltl'v Ill ttlt'• lt()i'1[l ung fire
giving IlliiVt-r-:tl Ll?'Slalt)ti(?11. 13i1:-
110 other. •
Wo handle the 1\11guet Cream Separa-
tor, the hest o'.1 the market. Metal
Pi; Troughs, last. Iiiuc11 longe' than
wooden ones, 111 facie we ]handle e rery-
thing ii1 t11ii line of binders, mowers,
plows, ete., etc., axil repairs of all
kinds.
\V i-''? in. 11')'_d. of l}, new
Buggy, Carriage, •Wagon. or
Cutter see our lines before you
buy. They will please you.
FRED. .HESS
Wnckbeii's Old Stand
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REDISTRIBUTION IN ONTARIO. 'Who Pays For Your Advertising?
Who pays the cost of advertising?
At first sight this question looks
easy, Ono is apt to say off -hand
that the advertiser pays it. But
upon closer investigation, it be-
comes apparent that an advertiser,
who advertises properly, gets back
all the money he spends in adver-
tising, and a good deal more—else
what would be the use of his ad-
vertising? The purohaser does'n t
pay it, because he gets the goods
as cheaply from an advertising
firm as he could from an non -ad-
vertising firm. In many cases he
buys cheaper. Then who pays the
cost of advertising? The non -ad-
vertiser does! By the lack of en-
terprise in bringing his goods bo -
fore the attention of the public he
loses customers, who biay from ad-
vertising people. The profits which
acre lost by non -advertisers find
their way into the coffers of those
who do advertise. As an example :
1f $20 spent in advertising brings
you in i30 additional profit. Your
advertising is paid for and yeti aro
$10 in pooket—From The Booksel-
ler and Stationer, Pebruary 1907.
Toronto Non's.
It is expected that a measalre of
redistribution will bo introduced at
the next Legislature. Nothing has
transpired to suggest that anything
like a gerrymander for party pur-
poses is contemplated. It is even
hinted that the British practice
will be followed, and a committee
representing both sides of the Leg-
islature will be appointed to con-
sider the details of the measure. It
will be remembered that the redis-
tribution made by the Ross
I Government a few years ago was
substantially fair to both parties,
and the ]federal redistribution of
1003, while attacked by the Opposi-
tion in some particulars, respected
municipal boundaries, and u,po
the whole held the balance even
between the two parties. Indeed, in
this respect our political lnethode
have shown a great improvement
in the last quarter of a century,
and if rumor is to be trusted, Mr.
Whitney will adhere to the better
fashion.