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JOHN JoYNt Proprietor
A. G. SMITH Manager
1919 4P*11, 1919
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THURSDAY. APR. 3rd, 1919.
P '0. of North Bruce which has
• • been holding a series of meetings in the
riding preparatory to selecting a candidate
for the loe'al house; held a large and en.
• ethuslastic 'meeting at Warton on .Monday,
.With.F. W. Fishei of Elmwood president
of the county organization in the chair.
4 Wilhelm be a war feught over day
light saving ? It would no doubt, be a
• • '' betiefit tcethe laborer and tradesman, in
fact,everyone in towns and cities, to have
all, clocks pushed one hour ahead during
,the summer months, but it might possibly
be a disadvantege. to farmers, because
they go to work when they want to and
,when they want to, anyhow. From
a toWnsmail'e staricipeint it is a capiTal
. .:Oggeitione
ta • Ot
Sometimes' it is like malting bricks with-
- out straw to get items in a small commute -
GRAY DORT
The sapreme ear. The ultimate in value. The eau that elimivates
your troubles aud repair bills and keeps you out of the gareges
Is very ecenomical en gait and 01.
lies the riding qualities and upholstering of the larger and higher
priced ears.
Has the Westinglanise Starting and Lighting System, the full length
eanteleaver epring 50 Welt
Has the .geutiine Vreneh Laconia Motor.
The car manufaetured in Canada thus saving duty.
Motorists wbo come to the GRAY DORT after having driven other
ears thla in the eud that the GRAY Don offers the highest value
You tun will come some day to the Gray 1)ort as the ultimate in val.
tie you will denutud the speed power ami quietness a the Oray Dort
Metor
You will not And these things at a lower price.
You need. not pay a nigber.
We are established ageuts 'here to stay and hack up our statements
aud give service to our customers
Let tie demonstrate to you before you buy,
E. MERKLEY & SON Agents.
Pf1011e 84
WINGIIA111, ()NT. . Box he •
°NM WINGHAM
DEWART LAYS CRAROES
Toronto, March 24 -The outstanding
event in the proceedings in the Legisla-
ture last week was the conclusion a the
budget debate with a speech by H. 11.
Dewart, Member for South West Toronto,
in which he attacked the administration
of the Ontario Temperance Act by the
License Board and charged grave impro-
priety on the part of Chief Inspector Ay-
earst. In a epeech of over an hour and a
half's duration Mr. Dewart comtnented
I adversely on the' employment by the
Board of private detective *agencies and
I concluded with the direct statement that
j an investigation would prove that Mr.
Ayearst would be found to be profiting
j from the money paid to operators of these
' private detective agencies while they at
j the same time were in the employ a the
Board.
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Jetmestown
A baby gui I
t 0210 to her honle
with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Willie.
13. Ilislop bad an anetiou sale 00 March
We The sale went with a good awing,
good prices were the rage. Mr. Ilislop
has hold the tarm to Mr, Andrew Jacklin.
Mr. Thos. R Bennett was atestioneer and
did well.
Mrs. John Shannon of Galt, spent tie
week -cent tit Wm. McDonald's. She is a
cousin.
One of the Morris young men heel a very
unpleasant experience the time of the high
teeter in this vicinity. Me water rose
from the time he went to see his best girl
tittle' came back. You can guess tbe
it.'te. John Johnson, wets arrived 1122141
receotty, had to go through an operation.
tor appendictis lasterhursday. Drs. Lucy
from Guelph and Dr White, -Brussels,
were Lha doctors Ile is getting along as
well ite can be expeettel we are glad to
I M Mr. Dewares motion for an investi-
gation was made on the motion to go into
Committee of Supply it was under our
Parliamentary system a motion of want
of confidence in the Government. lion.
L B. Lucas, Attorney General who replied
to the charges said that Mr. Dewart would
Ieither have to pay a formal charge on his
responsibility as a Member of the House
or be branded all over the Province as . a
East wawanosh , The amount set for unperfortned stats
' ute labor was placed at 20 cents an hour. public slanderer.. .
Me Lucas pointed out
Minutes of council meeting held on that if there was one jot or title of truth
or Leo per day, After discussing' the
March 17th. All the member:4 present. Mr. Dewart's statements or if it would
question a buying something in the line
Minutes of previous, meeting were read 1 of a grader, also the building of another be possible to show on investigation that
and ecnierined. bridge this coming season the council ad- , any officer of the License Department was
The Doininic»i Allianee wrote asking I 1 guilty of any act of wrong doing that offi-
journed to meet again on lifonday, April
the council to sign petition forms to the I A. Pott'raaFlat,n, Clerk leer would not remain "more than . ten
teth, at one o'clock.
government for the making of war time i ' , hours in the department, and whatever
.ite.Where a lack of :putting them in the.i prohibition. Ordered to be sigued on I I remedies we may have to punish hint we
LEMONS WHITEN AND j'ePoOeter'e way soften noticeable. The ; motion of Irwin & Currie. • I BEAUTIFY THE SKIN ; will follow," Following this discussion the Prime
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power of the printed word is unlimited • Ity-law No. 2, 1919, -empowering the 1
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Make this. beauty totion cheaply for yotir 1 Munster subsequently made a statement
and the advantages o f publicity often trustees of the S. S. .No. 7, E. and W. ! , . .
s esiyen-',f,ei,e4 1:;5' the local Paper to village + Wawatiosln, to borroW money -to maks face, neck, arms and hands. that the government would refer the
whole matter to a Royal ommission
news, es worth many 'dollaain rs to its readers.
' certinipmvm
eents at their school '
i At the cost of a small jar of ordinary with the widest latitude possible for an in
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gt-oends this coming season, also By-law , cold cream one can prepare a full quarr -
No. 3, fee% appointing the following !ter pint of etlie most wonderful lemon
Pationasters and Poundkeepers were i eldn softener and complexion beautifier,
AM/
ACETYLENE LIGHT PAYS ,Kitttettlektlettif
• ISARD'S
It Gives Sale and Efficient Ser.
.vice at Reasongble Cost,
To Ensure Strong and Healthy Peale,
Pregnant Mares Must Be Given
Exerelse, Ile Properly Fed ..and
Have Careful Stable Attendance.
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
.A.griculture, Toronto.)
say
Mr, Wm Holt who has h'ecii in the nos,
pital. Guelph foi• some time, spent over'
the week end at his home hero He is
%vie" lame et present We trust the hos-
pital treatment will soon make him better.
Mrs D. McDonald has returned home
after spsncling a week et the home ot .Mr.
and Mrs. Wm McAllister, St. Augustine.
• the local thet Sometimes
are already familiar to the. home readee
befpm inibleCation that is to be left unre-
corded, eeethe absent ones living away
the natiertimme tosert thus get the village
'
news and.fOrin a 106 'nufnber of subecrib-
ers,ecattered, all over the ,country who
take the ..horoe pe:per for this purpose
especially. s
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.iviOTRER'S POSIES
•letnist otpurty. 'don't yuh think?
• •'""• Green, en' recrend yeller,
Bloomin' in the winder there,
Sint of Makes A feller ' •
Think summer's back Agin:
Even thmigh heknowshis !
• Eyeahaveienly (aught the shine,
,'hiere of mother's 'posies, '
In the'w.Wato cans
• "-- Ariethe'pots end boxes.
. There thy bloom as big as Wee-.
Fihicie arid' bellYhockses,
;•,.teep Creeping things an' vislets. too,
Puity'eolcite e •
'''''PeePin'esenfigh the wieder pane
s Gutewhere eesnowinr.
, • -
Pots of greet-tend:pas of red,
Make up -lights And shedders,
' • With the ivy and the Vines
Climbin" up likeladders
,eWeliat I whittled out Myself.
. .
: Jest for them lei gayer en.-
_ An' they're bantering the snow
An' the wind a-lelowine.
• • Yes, siree;ites.purty an'
Soothinf .like and cheerin'
.To set bee on days like this,
An'See mother clearin' •
tint the dead leaves an' sich things.
„j • ‘. Frorn.the vines and phloxes,
.7 : In the old tomato cans
. An the pots an' boxes.
Harper's Weekly
1: he -se Jei , •
(Untie_
quiry, and while "the government has no
reason to believe that the official in ques-
tion has been guilty of wrong, but should
he or any other officer of the government:,
be found guilty of misconduct he will
be forthwith discharged from public ser-
vice and made to answer for his offences'
so far as the laws of this Province as the
crimipal law of Canada may apply there-
to."
When the House resumed its sittings to
read and passed, . I by squeezing the Juice of two fresh lern-
' ons into a bottle containipg three ounces
Patlimasters i. O. Raitliby, G. Cowan,
of orchard white Care should be taken
J Calming, T. Bradnock, NV. Reline, Jr. to strain the juice .througli a fine cloth
J, MeClinchey, J. Wright, J. Raithby, so no lemon pulp' gets in, then this 10.
It. Taylor, R. Johnston, R. C. McGowan, e. • i ittei•seerici
I tonwillfreshtiafeolrnomnorittillcs
J. Cadwell, P. McGill, P. D. Stodker, J. to bleach and remove such blemishes as
Wilson, J. Hainey, eV. Cook, E. Hick- freckles, sallowness and tan and is
ingbottom, W, H. Campbell; J. Woods, the ideal skin softener, whitener and
eV. Stackhonee, A. Walth, T. 1-1, Taylor, 1 • . "
Jr., M. Bell, W. G. liethery, Fred CO•ok , chard White at auy dig store and two
Just try it 1 Get three ounces of Or- "----
Prime Minister made a further
Jr.. W. Blair, J. McDowell, Sir., 1.. Gear? lenione from the grocer and make up a announcement the. Chief Justice of Ont -
Sr., 1', W. Scott, H, Campbell, , on' lotion and inaseage ie daily into to act as a Commissioner and Mr Oeter
Scott, C. NV. Scott, NV. Dunbar, J. CP' '
ltIcCallum, F. Sboebottone 0. Cunning- t hands.
- • I marvelous to smoothen eough: To
the face, tie* apes' Pd hands. It ie
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-Scott, 12. Coultis, T. Shoebottom, P. I
1 haste N. Bolt, M. Henry, A. King, W. i
g000 Facts About Canada For 1919
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Seandrett, W. Shoebottoin, j. Cochrane, i -
CETYLENE lighting Is not by
any means a new thing in
this eountry as th4e Are
homes here and there in YU-
la.ge and •countryside in which this
system of lightning has been in use
for many Years. Many improvements
have been made in the mechanism of
the • plant, so that now thes system
Is , cousidered te be ubeolutely safe
and reliable if it receives reasonable
care aud attention. The cost, of course,
is rather more since the wet, but
even at the present price it is an In-
vestment thet will return high diet
dends, probably not elways directly
In. dollars and cents, but in bettee
health, more comfort, lees labor and
genuine satisfaction for thoseliving
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in the home, because acetylene gas in
burning proditees less heat, consumes
less oxygen and forms less carbon
dioxide then kerosene, Mr example,
and makes a far more brillient Hew
than even eleetricite, and it is meter
on the eyes. It may also bc
need for cooking in ties house and it
The annual meeting of die Jamestown
Threshing Machine Co., was held at the
home of Mr. E Jacklin, iithintlery, on the
18th nay of Marele after paying all ac-
couets, there was a dividend of 12% per
share on• capital stock WM • Grainger,
was re elect sci as general manager. - Board
of De•ectors are, 0 Parks, Cleo McDon•
aid. and E. jacklin. Mr. Win Reid of
Wingbane, has had the. runttieg of the
maehine for two seasons, very se ce essfully.
J. McDowell, Jr., 11. Black, Fred C.,etok, lepareer pt of this sweeelY frageant ario, Sir William Meredith, had consented
Wet
J. 'I'. Irwiu, A, -Robertson, J. Shiell, Wm I Egiticolitt welcome the new 9
Canada." alda19,
A. Currie, R, Wightenap, R Hee Scott, ! edited by Frank Yeigh, the well-known
H. Perene, W. Arbuckle, Jr., Geo. Rere? " writer and lecturer on t h e Dominion.
A. Ceirrie, S. Coulter, As Wilson,. W. 1The booklet is a unique annual epitome•of
Leggett, J. W.Sanbern, '''j. Falconer, J,Ith
e
ine, tagri
'rade, enances, manufacturing. tear -
Sutherland, J. SmeltzerS
, R. S. Padon, ry and other Facts, and a etriking revela-
cultural, dairying, mining, forest -
Chas. Marein, IV. Dow, Ed. elerties, N. tion of our national growth in eyear.
Thompson j. Beecroft, C. Campbell, J An 'extra valuable feature OAYi
eer s the
Brnce, T. Robinson, F. Devereaux. chapter on War Pact -Si .pontalning he
authotative totals that people want, to
Pounilkeepers : J. Hoare, F. Marshall, I know, and that tell of Canada's part 5n
1). C. Stoltz, B. H Taylor, O. Cunning. i the War in coridensed form, in fact, this
ham, Geo. M. Robertson, 11. McGee, T i'popular publication has heen well termed
Robinson. 11. Catupbell, J. Cochrane and
a pocket- cyclopedia of Canada or e
3. L. Currie. • , , Dominion in a nutshell, Copies mthe
be
i had from leading newsdealers or by send-
Penceviewere and sheep valuators same ling 25 cents to the Canadian Facts Pub-
es formerly J ishing Co., 588 Huron Street, Toronto.
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iL•P. "Woodcock left for Brandon on
e•'• '-'Tuesdity•last week where he has secured
• e e. en. 0
- situation. '
eeeeL W. Dane spent the forepart -of the
week uteder the parental roof, returning to
. • Cheidekon Monday he made the trip by
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.jedge Lewis held court here on Tume
etayeif last week. Only one case was
, dispesed, of that of, Beswitherick vs Nash.
• ,The Judge said -call it square which was
1.gred
Ors. Edward lames and her son, R E.
rettiendie from the West where they have
, . visitipg foe..the past 'six months'On
•••• Wednesday esf leet week
S. G. Raines has returned from Fort
Francis and intends farming the old home-
, ,etead tbis sumnier.
• -*meeting of the officerof the Howick
Agricultural Society was held in the hall
e(en Saturday afternoon to arrange for the
fall fair to be held here.
... The Presbyterian Sunday School held a
' ,e;ttppee and entertainment in the hall on
Priday night. The feature of the evening
was thirpresentation of an illuminated ad-
dreit to W. J. Camble he having resigned
sts Superintendent. The teadhers and
eelends in the cpngregation taking this
•way of showing their appreciation of the
.exerieces be had made in the iotereets ttf
•he echool tor several years.
mormA•Immommoremor
•$PECIAL4 TRAINING
Makes the difference between the low paid worker and the high -salaried ex-
pert. We can smooth out the road for you from the one class to the other.
Students admitted any Mee. Catalogue free.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
The school that places its graduates in good positions.
- D. A. McLachlan, Pres. Murray McLeish, Prin.
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White, K. C. as Counsel and the whole of
the matters involved in Mr. Dewarts's
statements, includipg the recent Homer
case, as'well as the public accounts, back
to the year 1912 would be thrown open
to the widest possible scrutiny.
This prompt and vigorous action on the
part of the Hearst Government with re-
spect to the administration of the liquor
lavein this Province is in marked contrast
with the • efforts of other governments
throughout Canada under somewhat simi-
iar coeeitiops to "pit on the lid" and stifle
investigation. ' So fpr as the goyernrnent
is eoncerned it will court the fullest inquiry
and no stone will•be left unterned to as-
sure the people of the province that in
the administration of the liquor law the
Board of License Commissioners has had
an absolutely free hand anct if advantage
has been taken of the confidence which
the government placed in the officials of
the Boa'rd those who are found to be
guilty will be punished. ,
The small group of people throughtiut
the Province who, .particularly since the
recent bye -elections have sought to dis-
credit the Leadership of. Sir William
11earst will find e fitting answer to their
efforts in a vote of confidence passed by
the conservative Members in Caucus last
week. A reaolution was passed after be-
ing carefully considered by a committee
of caucus which no doubt will serve to
put a stop to the agitation although it
may have little effect orrthose whose host-
ility to the government liquor policy has -
inspired theirsampaige. The resolution
adopted was:
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Turn berr y
Miss May Allen 'of -towns, spent the week-
end at Maple Lodge Farm May was
ini-
tiated into the Mysteries. of maple 'syrup
making.. we think ,she shinikene sweet for
the rest et the summer. --
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Wroxeter
Mrs. Bothune of Hensel', spent a few
/day a yilth hei daughter, Mrs, Cecil Simp.
sem of tOwn.
Mies j. Black of Gladner, Sa'sk , was
the guest of her nephew-, Robert Black
last week,
There Was a large crowd at the station
eiSaturclay night, 22nd, When Pte. Edger
Lowery returned from overseas kiso last
Tuesday night when Lieut. Anderson see,
..illeck eeturned, We are glad to see the ft
boys looking to well.
Mr Cecil Simpson end family left On
Monday matting foe Parry Soend where
they intend to vend the stimmee
The Ladies "" Aid will mei in the base -
meet of the Methodist ishureh Wedneeday
afternoon,
Wm. Cessemore kit tor Paley Smut
district on Monday -whr' he intends, ,,!ay.
beg for sous* time,
extilititaa9
_YaraillRe..4 A:IA.44:0k
Ammoitivi • • . 106
Photetioric Acid • -
Potilati • . • - 1
GUNNS LTD.
WEST TORONTO
Gunn's Pertilier has stood the tOst: Tse who
have used it cannot be persuaded to use" other
maks. Order no‘v for spring delivery. We com-
pete with all competito'rs,.
B. R. IIARRISON, Mgr. of Wingham Branch.
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LIFT OFF CORNS!
Apply few drops then lift sore,
touchy corns off with
fingers
Thurialty, April 3 1. 1019
*tit it++ ifittiltk
is also well adapted for street light -
lug of villages and. small towns. .
- The acetylene lighting plant cote
sista or a gee generator, gas service
piping, and gas sets or chandeliers:.
The geuerators vary in size accord-
ing to amount of gas required, one
for the home being, ot course, entielt
smaller titan that required for a large
institution or village. The chief
parts of the generator .are:' Water
charabsdr, carbide holder, gas holder.
gas alter, gas we:eller, gas intake
.pipe, teed pipe, safety vent, sludge
agitator and automatic ,carbeee feeder
device, The- .generator for., a horae
requires only a few square -feet of
space, as it is very compactly Cop-
atrueted. It is usually placed• lir the
basement, and it is vei•y important
that it be kept safe front frost. s
The operation of the. plant is aa
follows: The client:1ml substance tieen-
f or making the gas is calcium Car-
bide, the same material that is used
In bicycle lamps, for instance. Anto-
matically this chemical :is fed- into
the water cheMber as fast as the gas
wisaittesredi tinf 0,11rgmbsts a. IgtaiscoinutitioCwinNeraitsh ate-
tylene gas, which collects in the gas
holder from which is passee through
Small iron pipes to the lights In the
meet modern plantseno• gas eau -.pose
elbly be generated except a.s-ft le re-
quired, hence there is- no chalice as
Was true Of earlier types of plaints,
for the lease() accumulate under pres-
sure in the plant and leak out, and
become ignited by a raw flame,. res
suleing in an explosion. Th.e auto-
matic feed should be exentined oeee-
iiionallYeand every care taken to keep
it in first-efess working order. . The.
directions that come with the plant
should be- followed accurately and
religiously. The writer knows cif seve
brat plants owned by farmers for
many .years, and in all case re under
proper care the results have • beep:
very satista.ctory. What doesit
cost? This question be en-
liwered very generally as costa
vary with size ot plant, elm. _In gen-
eral I would say the initial cos(
would be about $200, including -gene
erator, pipes, chandeliers and the
work of installation for the average -
sized farm home. The carbide for a
year will cost in . the neighborhood
of $12 o $15. Detailed information
regarding installation., etc., will be.
anewered upon teeniest by the !Triter.
es -43e It. Graham, U.S.A., 0. ,A, Col-
lege, Guelph. .
Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little Free
zone on an aching. corn, Instantly that
coru stops hurting, then you lift if right
out, yes; inegici •
A tiny bottle of Freezone caste but a
few cents fa any drug store, bat is suffici-
ent to remove every hard corn, soft corn
or corn :between the, toes, aud the callus-
es, without sorenOs er. irration,
Freeznne is the sensational diecovery
on a Cineineati genius. It is wonderful.
That the goveranent Members of the
Ontario Legislature in Caucus, upon
the first occasion since the signing of
the Armistice, do extend sincere con-
gratulations and hearty thanks to our
Leader Sir William Hearst, for the em-
inently able conscientious, and worthy
discharge of the onerous duties dcvolv-
iig him since his elevation to the
office of Prime lylinister and particular-
ly for his elevation to the office of
Prime Minister and particularly for his
war policy and war work, which, have
redounded to the credit of this great
Province, and further that with the
knowledge of his task and the tremencle
ous responsibility resting upon him we
declare ourselves to be unitedly and
loyally behind him in his leadership of
the great Ccaservative party and we do
pledge him our unanimous support"
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
te1i.AI*14 rarlt.yE vp,a
London 7.30 e. 345 p. m.
Toronto and Eest 7.25 a. rti. 3.25 p. m
Kincardine. ..... 12.20 p. ne 9.40 p.
rn
eneevE plum
Itincardine 7.15 A in. 3.1.0 p. m.
London 12,05 p. ni 7,35 p.
Toronto and East 12.20 m. 9.40 p. m.
W. P. Burman, atatien agent, Winghaill
H. 13. Elliott, Town Agent, Wingham
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
The Treasurer o f the Muskoka -Free
Hospital for Conturnptiyes desires grate -
Jelly to acknowlege the following contri-
butions received in Wine= by the Field
Secretary of the National Sanitariten
Association,- Collection 5,30, W D Pririg.
le 5.00, Town Council 5.00, W II Gurney
5.00, A 3 Irwin 5.00, Dr R C Redmond
5.00, 1-1 E Isard 5.00, Rev Fr M J Fallon
5.00, W H Houser 5.00, Miss M Whyte
5.00, The Advance 2.00, The Times 2,00,
Rio Groves 2.00, j A Anderson 2.00, W
Greer 2.00, S Ilennett 2.00, A Hrwiland
W 11 Willis 2.00, Xing Bros 2.00, Wm
Field 2.00, C P Smith 2.00, R S Wiflians
2.00, Dr R. L Stewart 2 00, W H Shane
2.00, Geo Mason 2.00, I A Morton 1.00,
PH Butcher 1.00, Miss B Anderson 1,00,
Hanna & Co 1.00, F 3 Hill 1,00, Jno Gal-
braith 1.00, 3 Henry Christie1.00, ZLock-
roan 1.00, A Gregory 100, A E Smith
1.00,13 Merkley 1.00, R A Currie 1,00,
A II Musgrove 1.00, E S Graham 1,00,
Robt Spotton 1.00, E3 Mitchell 1.00,
L Binirley 1.00, Mite M L Brock 1.00i
Miss A Berber 1.00 Mise P Butler 1,00,
Mies L Bower 1.00, Miss P Bettor 1.00,
NMi.', Ada Mines 1.00, Mrs E M Buchan-
an 1.00, R Blordeld 1.00, Western Pound-
ry 10.00. Total -511540.
Geo. A, Reid, Sec,-Treas.
'MAINS LIIIA,VB VOR
Toronto and East 6.45 a. na. .3,05 p.
Teleswater 1.04 p m. 10,32p. m
AR:RIVE FROM
Teeswater 6.40 a. in. 3.05 p m
Toronto andeEast 1.22 p. m. 10.20 p. m
J. H. Beemer, Agent, Wingham.-
J. W. McItibbon, Town Ticket Agent.
J. Walton McKibbon,Druggist, Winghtun
ONE MORE
CHANCE
You didn't get the last farm adver-
died inehis. space, That was too bad,
for it was a good one, but we this
week offer you one mare chance.
Two hundred acres, nine miles front
Wingharn, will be sold seperately or
together. Bating on each. Good
land, good road, good locality, well
Watered, COnvenient tp merkette Must
lie sold to clear up an estate, roe
further particulars enquire of
ABNER. COSENS
hemmer And Wei Restate
Successor to Ritchie & Connie
Winghem, • Ontari
Winter Care of Pregnant Mame,
Those who have bee experience in
horse breeding have noticed that a
considerable pet•centage of the Wing
colt, especially those born, before
the mares are on pasture, are weakly,.
-often not .able to stand, end some-
times withoet eat -se -lent ambition to
nurse- when held , up itne the teat in-
troduced into the mouth. It will seise
be °heaved that foals ofs this de-
seription are nsueily threw of dams
that- have beeu pampered during the
winter months—those that 'lave been
well fed, and kept in the stable most
ief the time without exereise.
The pregnant mare ehould be well
fed and given -reeider exercise or
light week. The heel that she should
not be well fed N 1.01 uncommon.
The foctuft is daily mereasing in size.
This growth dot e not talte piece
without nutriment. The nutriment-
musts.be eupplied by the bled ut the
dam, and, aa 14 not a nor-
mal product of the blood, but is sup-
plied by the food the assimal eats, we
can readily bee that the pregnant
animal has not ones her ow n . tissues
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Butter and fifty cases ,of NOT
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Optometrist
For 20 years we have made a special study...pf
Optics.
In 1908 I took my firsecourse.
In 1905 graduated at the Canadian Ophthalmic College, Toronto
In 1912 took a special course in muscle treatment and shadoW testing.
And in 1918 took a Post Graduate Course in 'the Canadiete Ophthalinic
College, Toronto, . .
In every cese graduating with hewers,
Our optical parlour is equipped with tbe most up-to-date inetrumente
for sight testing tbat cell be -procered, and is second to none ite Canada.
We examine your eyes free, and recommend glasses only whets Abso-
lutely necessary.
R. M. McKAY
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Watchmaker, Engraver and Optician ,s
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Ferinerly with Ryrie -Bros. Ltd., Toronto. • "i•ket",,
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DON'TS FOR FARMERS
Don't try to please your wife.
Don't appreciate one thing she does.
Don't help care for the children That
is what you got her for.
Don't ever plan your work so as to be
Ole to take her to any entertainment.
Don't be ashamed t o read that the
majority of insane women are farmers*
wives. ,;
Don't get a bucket of water front the
cistern when asked, . Any one can pump
to nourish, brit deo illoae of a gi ow- who half tries.
*n. foetus vehit it, in the latter Don' fail to invite company for Sunday
months of gestatioe ie no eienel mat-
ter, Hence we soe that the pregnant
mare requiree mot•e tood than her
non-megnant sister Of the :mine size
that te doing the :quite work. Good hay
and oats are the foots to te.i relied
upon to provide nourishment,and
thoso should be fed. in anantities
proportionate to the rize ot tee ani --
mal and the -Mule 111 proportion to
the amount of work or eetretee given.
111 additien tibe ehoulseeseneegeeeen a
teve rave reete, daily, tool a feed os
Mein with a emitti of inieeted meal
at lestet teviee weekly, tees, stutuld el
-
:to be -given all the gothl Sutter She
willedrink at helot thrt e times .daily.
A leregnant enoe Ceould, where
possible, be providea t, ith a large.
tionifortable box. stall when In the,
stable. This, we may any, is neces-
,eiry after the ninth month of gtena-
tiou, as parturition may take Mare
it any time tater thee. Its,
a. A 0011t.if0,
dinner without letting her know so she
can have a day of rest,
Don't fail to ask your wife if she wants
you to do all the housework, if she asks
you to put some wood in the stove.
Don't wender that your food has a ,
peculiar flavor for it i s seasoned with '
blasted hopes and sighs of disappointment. ,
Don't neglect asking what she has done
with all the egg and butter money. for it L.
mt haarin and
dp pgleyt the tcahbilled,rehnelpboPoakys
Controller, who died suddenly in Georgia
Former Proviecial Secretary and rood
willthe roerde
and clothes. and was buried in Sarnia.
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IMPONNOVAIli:t- UPPANONS:.-j=a6:11r7.1....
Whitechureft
The Ladies' Aid of the ,Pattiotic Society
have shipped tenet their organization In
1914 the following to the Red Cross So.
tidy 3664 Articles valued at 83462.37, of
which $320 95 was sent to the Belgian
Relief. The commuriity has also raised
$1170. $515 26 was received items th
municipal councile of 13, 'ectawanosh and
lititi10110. Great credit for tble good work 14
due to the uotiring ennui of the prtele
dent Mrs A. Sperline and to the levet.
Ary, Mee, j. D.Zescrort.
Buy LANTIC "fine"
granulated sugar in the
original packages for
your Marmalade and be -
sure of a perfect result.
Atlantic Sugar kefinerie Ltd.,
MONTREAL.
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