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THURSDAY, Ai'f<1'I Z ', 1913
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Blue Amberol Records
played on an
Edison Phonograph
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will give you more pleasure than any records or any sound -reproducing
instrument have ever been capable of giving you before, This is because
the Blue Amberol has caught all of the richness and
beauty of the music sung or played by the great artists, and
because the Edison Phonograph brings out all that is in
the Blue Amberol. And the pleasure you take in your
Edison and Blue Amberols will never diminish because
the Blue Amberol will never wear and is practically
unbreakable. Hear them today at your Edison dealer' s.
Thomas A, Edison, Inc., 100 Lakeside Ave.. Orange, N. J., U. S. A.
A complete line of Edison Phonographs and Records will be found at
DAVID BELL
THE DOMINION BANK
SIR EDMUND R. OSt.ER, M.P., PRESIDENT: W. D. MA/THEWS, VIOA•PRESIDENT.
0. A. BOGERT, General Manager.
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Capital paid up - -
Reserve Fund - .. ( •
Total Assets - - +
- $5,000,000
• $6,000,000
$78,000,000
Whenever You Travel
—at home or abroad—carry funds in Travellers' Cheques or Letters
of Credit, issued by The Dominion Bank. They are current all
over the world, and cashed at their face value.
They prevent loss—and save all the annoyances of being
identified, and the worries of foreign exchange.
WINGHAM BRANCH : N. EVANS, Manager.
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EXCLJ1tSICDNS
To Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta
flOMESEEKERS
Loeb Round Trip Rates end* Tuesday.
March to October inclusive
Winnipeg and Return e $35.00
Edmonton and Return - 43.00
Other points In proporttOn
Return Limit two months.
TOURIST 8LEEPINO OARS
on u1l exeur!eit s Comfortabll berths, fully
equipped with 1>etdi:tg, tan b^ secured at t"OLOMISt# CARS ON ALL 'MAINS
For settlers travel- Settlers end families
ling with live stock without live stock
and effects» should use
SPECIAL TRAINS REGULAR TRAINS
Willleave Toronto Leaving Toronto
Each TUESDAY 1120 p.m, Deily
>ilAtrCB AND Akita Through Colonist
10.20 yam. anis Tourist Sleepers
Moderate rates through local agent. N'o charge: for Berths
nOnde Seekers' rains Leave Toronto 10.20 pan. dittrtrtg Maretlts
April, September and. October, and at 4 p.m. and
1040 p.m. during May, June, July amt August.
Three u,dh Trnine Toronto- to Winnipeg and West
l~'ull particulars from any C P.n. Agent of write M. G. Murphy,
District Passenger Agent, Toronto
'Electric Restorer tor Men
Phos honol restores every nerve in the body
" v to its proper tenetoti ; restores
vim and vitality. Premature decay rind all goxual
woalmost *varied at oleo. Thosphonos wilt
alcolys tut newgmian . 1 ries 8 a box + t tiro fc
s�t o s IaNM►�dWI a 'OoiNllll iii t
Believe in pour own ability' to do
something, then do it.
Success is the result of good hard
work het accident. No one ever
really etteceeded who did not enter
heartily into his work.
FIFTY YEARS AOC.— follow.
ing is the description of Bluevale talc.
;en from a directory published in 1863;
This village is situated on the middle
branch of the Maitland river, thirty-
two miles distant from the County
Town ; twenty -sig miles from Clinton,
and twenty-six from $eaforth« It has
excellent Hydraulic power for mill
purposes, The business of the place
consists of, viz , one Saw and Grist
mill, driven by the middle branch of
Maitland, Lathe and Cabinet factory
in Connection ; three stores ; two
Blacksmith shops, Wagon shop in
connection ; one Carriage factory ;
four Shoe shops ; two Tailor~ shops ;
one Presbyterian and Primitive
Methodist Churches, Wesleyan Metho.
diets, Congregationalists and Bible
Christians, meet at present in the
Orange ELall, a Lodge of Good Temp.
lars, one School, and Orange Lodge,
Bluevale Canada Presbyterian Church,
built A D. 1857 ; dimensions 2486 ;
Qoet $400; number that can be seat-
ed 150; Rev. Mr. liastie. A Priwitive
Methodist Church has been erected
but not iiniehed 2402; Rev. R. Paul.
Morris and Turnberry Branch Ag-
ricultural Society, Exhibitions are
held in Bluevale. Inaugurated, 1862.
Annual exhibition October each year.
()PRICERS -- President, Wrn. Thomp-
son; Vice -President, Jno, Messer. ;
Sec„ Thomas Farrow ; Directors, 1.
Buchanan, Wm. Turvey, Henry
Robbs, H. C. Pugh, John Fowler, Jas.
Mitchell.
BLU1 V,A.LE UNION SonooL.--Num-
her of pupils, 83; average of pupils,
45 ; Thos. Farrow, teacher.
BL,UEVA,L POST Orr, roE. –'- Mails
Tri -weekly, viz, --Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 7 a.m. ; despatched
same time ; Jno. Messer; Postmaster.
Armstrong Robt., shoe shop ; Aitche•
son James ; Bigham John, M.D., coro-
ner,
etc. ; Btuevale Mills, W. H. and
Joseph Leech, proprietors (Win.
Keary and Joseph) ; Bruce Alex., shoe
shop ; Brown Peter, sawyer ; Bu-
chanan James, shoe shop ; Rev. Mr.
Day, Congregationalist minister ; Dun-
can Alex, Duncan George, black-
smith shop; Duncan Richard; Dun-
can Wen, ; Ennis Richard, wagon
shop ; Ennis Webster, labourer ; Far-
row, Thos., school teacher ; Gardner
John A., merchant ; Garnnar John ;
Garnnar Thomas, plasterer ; Hill
Ephraim, blacksmith shop ; Hicks
Rev. Peter, Episcopal Methodist Min=
ister ; Kay & McCash, General. Mer-
chant (John Kay and Thos. McCash) ;
King Duncan ; McGee Janice ; Messer
John, merchant ; Neubert Mae., mill-
er ; Paul Richard, M. Minister ; Piper
James, tailor ; Pugh Henry, tavern
keeper, Bluevale ; Quay David, car-
penter and joiner ; Reid. Robt. ; Sing-
eton John ; Smith Elias, chair maker;
Stewart Chas., tailor ; Stewart Dun-
e:an, of the fires of Duncan, Stewart &
Bros ; Stewart Wm. H., pearlash mak-
; Tibbald Robert, shoe shop ; Tin-
lal Edward, carpenter &joiner ; Wad -
4611 John, fire insurance and general
+.gent ; Wilson Henry, commissioner
if Queen's Bench ; Wilson Thomas ;
Wawsley Charles, sr, ; Wamsley
Chas., jr. ; Wilson Richard, laborer.
Turnberry.
Minutes of meeting of Council held
'n Bluevale, on Monday, April 7th.
%Members alt present. Reeve in the
.hair. The minutes of the last re•
.alar and special were read and adopt -
yd on in ,tion of Messrs. McBurney
4Ynd Wheeler.
Wheeler -- McBurney That the
Retire, Mr. Rutherford and Mr. Well -
'x•,,,,4.1 be appointed to meet on north
Ty. re Bryce drain April 9th at 3
clock.
Rutherford -•- Wheeler — That the
Wiogharn Advance get the Tp. print-
ing for this year.
Wellwood—McBurney—That Chas.
Barber get the contract of building
r.wo cement abutments at Wood's
bridge at the rate of $4.10 per cu. yd.
Work to be completed about the end
*)f May.
A. Hill Sc Co, got the contrast of the
steel work and cement floor for
$3,745,00. The bridge to be ready for
traffic about the end of July.
Tenders for the Bolt drain were
opened and on motion of Messrs.
Rutherford and Wheeler that of
Breekenbridge and McMichael was
accepted at $32.00, it being the lowest.
Work to be done according to agree-
ment.
The following accounts were passed
and cheeks issued :—C, A. Jones,
$171 50, survey, etc, ; H. B. Elliott,
S13, printing ; Municipal World, $274,
drain forms; Jas. Wray, 50e1, work on
road ; Vanetone, $1.50, work on
toad ; Robt, Sharpin, $0.00, Linton's
bridge; Treas. Morris, $2 14, balance
'ceount ; Wm, Campbell, $8.50, wont
on bridges, -
Wellwood —. McBurney'•--- That thele
tneetingnow adjourn to meet in Blue.
vale, May 5th, at 2 p.m,
P. Powell, clerk,
HOW OLD ARE YOU BY YOUR
HAIR?
You may be 80 in yeare, but if you
reteope ogray, you cannot prvenplfrom you Are
years older.
Dandruff le the root of all hair evils,
If it were not for the little destructive
germs
worthy foa fi titer with
tse there `onuld
be no baldness.
PARISIAN Sage, 0Mada'it greatest
hair restorer*. will keep you looking
your and attractive. It le guarantee
you..
by W. J. Mct tbbon to make hairrow
and stop falling hairt to dine dandruff
in two weeks; to atop itching of the
scalrt er,lmost instantly.
PARISIAN Sage is the root invi .
orating, llatisfyitagi an'b pleasant hear
dressing made; it makes the hale soft,
luxuriant and handeotne; it ie es.
peolallyy praised by women who love
beautiful heir. 50 oeutn 4 bottle„
THE WINIGIEAM ADVANCE
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one 111
vour Town
Shaw's
Schools
Toronto, Canada, inoiude The uhas Cor.
respondence School. The Central Business -
College, Tho Central Telegraph & ,Railroad
School, and Four City Branch .Business
tachoois, All provide excellent courses
(oath ng to good salaried oeitione. Free
catalogue on request. write for it. W.
11. SHAW, President, Read Offices, Yong°
& Oerrard Ste., Toronto,
VERY Itaiiroeid Station _es an Express Office.
In every town and city in the country there is
at least one place where you can get Express Money
Orders.
To send currency in a letter is never safe, Even when sent
by registered mail, there is danger of loss.
Dominion Express Money Orders are SAFE. You CANNOT lose a
single cent because the Express Company will reimburse you for the
f ull face value of your order, if your better should be loaf ire the mail,
CaII on your local Express Agent. You'll find him courteous and
obliging. Ask hire to explain a few of the many advantages of
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Capital pard UP
*3,000,000.
Reserve
A3,760,000.
Total Assets
Over
,348,000,000.
Domi ion Express q
Moneij
rders
eiForeign Cheques
The Express honey
Order is favored by
busln *s nun as the
modern method of re-
mitting money. Wo-
men, recognizing the
significance of this
fact, arc also adopt-
• fug this safe, simple
arcl satisfactory way
of sending money by-
mail.
.IIWnM.•.I .Y
ARE YOU GOING WEST THiS SPRING.
If so, exceptional opportunities are
now being offered by the Grand Trunk
Railway System in connection with
Colonist, H.omeeeekers and Settlers
excursions.
The Colonist rates are one-way
tickets applying from stations in On-
tario to Vancouver, B.C., Victoria,
B. C., Prince Rupert, B. C., Seattle,
Waeh,, Spokane, Wash,, Portland;
Ore., San Francisco, Cal., Los Angeles,
Cal., San Diego, Cal°, and other points
in Arizona, British Golurubia, Cali-
fornia, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Ore.
gon, Utah and Washington, anal are
on sale daily until April 15th, in -
elusive. -
The settlers excursions apply from
stations in Ontario, Port Rope, Peter-
'boro and Weal to;,points in Alberta
and Saskatchewan every Tuesday ,un-
til April 20th inclusive at low rates.
Homeseekers' round trip tickets will
be issued at very low rates from; sta-
tions in Canada to points in Manitoba,
Saskatchewan and Alberta and are its
effect each Tuesday until October 28th
inclusive via Chicago and St. Paul,
and will also be on sale on certain
Tuesdays during above period via
Sarnia and Northern Navigation
Corripany. The Homeseekers' tickets
are good returning two months from
date of issue.
Through coaches and Pullman Tour-
ist Sleeping cars are operated every
Tuesday in connettion with Settlers
and Homeseekers excursions, leaving
Toronto at 1100 p.'m. and running
through to Winnipeg via Chicago
and St. Paul without;, change. Reser-
vations in Tourist cars may be secured
at a nominal charge of application to
Grand Trunk agents,
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway is
the shortest and quickest route be-
tween Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmon-
ton, with smooth roadbed, electric
lighted sleeping cars, through the
newest, most pictureFque and most
rapidly developing section of Western
Canada. Through tickets sold . and
reservations made by all Grand Trunk
agents. Costs no more than by other
routes. Trains now in operation
Winnipeg to Saskatoon and Regina,
Yorkton and Canora, Sask., Camrose,
Mirror and Edson. Alta,, also to Fitz-
hugh and Jaune, B.C.
Before deciding on your trip, con-
sult any agent of the Grand Trunk
Railway for descriptive literature,
timetables and particulars or write
C. E. Horning, `District Passenger
Agent, Union Station, Toronto, Ont.
Ticket agent, phone 4, H. B. Elliott,
Town Passenger and W. F. Eurgman,
Station Ticket Agent, Phone 50.
RATES
$5 and under.. , .110,
Over $G to $10.. r Oa,
• " 10 "
" 30 " 50...15c,
" GO at same rates,
STJ ATFORD. ONT.
The best practical training school in On.
tario. Three departments-- COMMER-
CIAL, SHORTHAND and T�LCQR.S.-
PRX. All courses aro thorough and
practical. Teachorr are experienced and
graduates are placed in positions. We
give individual attention and 'students
may enter at any time. Write tor our
free catalogue at once.
D. A. McL &CHLAN - Principal
BANK OF
HAlLTON
Save Your Money
WHAT a man earns is
not as important as
what he saves. An office
boy making $6 a week, of
which amount he saves $1,
is aotnally earning more
than thel $26 a week :man
who saves nothing. The
boy's business is paying a
dividend; the man's is a
failure.
No matter how small
your salary may be, yon
make a serious mistake
when you fail - to save a
part of it. When you get
your next week's salary,
make up your mind to de-
posit a certain percentage
of it in :this" bank, where
it will draw interest at the
highest current rate.
C. P. SMITH
AGENT . WINGHAM
impoommarinammemaimmummag
TO BE HANGED
BEFORE JULY 1St
A car load of Wall Paper having the
most up-to-date designs suitable for
every room in a persons' house. Prices
ranging from 5c a Roll up.
Come in and look over our large stock.
Sample books sent to your home if
required.
A. M. KNOX
OPPOSITE NATIONAL HOTEL
PHONE 65.
°
WHETHER for a silo, a milk -
house, or a million bushel grain
elevator, concrete is the most
economical building material in use to-
day.
Concrete never requires repairs, and
the 'saving in repair -expense alone
makes the greater economy of using
concrete more apparent every day.
The cost of other building materials is
constantly increasing.
The cost of concrete is being reduced.
Canada Cemen t
which Canadian farmers we, with their own sand, stone and gravel to make
concrete, is the only ingredient you have to buy.
>f n able to
i
We have, by reason of our large output and scientific methods, bee
bring the price of "Canada' Cement so low that it s within the reach of
everyone.
Att increase in demand results in a greater economy of production, and when
conditions have warranted it, we have, from time to
time, shared this saving with the consumer by reduc-
itag the price of Canada Cement. This demand will
continue to increase—a$ fast as farmers learn of cots»
erete's superiority over other materials.
When you buy cement, see that you get "Canada"
Cement; by so doing you will assure the complete
success of ali your concrete work.
Send a post card for our book "What the Farmer
Can do With Concrete." It is free.
1'ltitirh is at Csnsda Comet haler ie you. selgiibtyrlteml.
Canada Cement Company Limited
If this label is not on
every bag it le not
Canada Content.
Montreal
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ISARO'S
April
Showing
New Spring Sults, Waists,
Skirts, Coats, Dresses
and Rain Coats,
Smart Costumes for Girls' Wear,
sizes 16, 18 and 20 years, made
of Fancy Tweed and Berges, Silk
Serge Lining, well tailored ; our
price, $13.50.
A stylish Suit made of Ane
Serge ; Gomes in navy blue,
black and tan ; best of linings
and tailoring ; our special price
$155.00.
Spring Coats just received; take a look at the pretty style0
and new materials ; all prices ; special bargain, $10.00,
WAISTS. --Large showing of Women's New Spring
Waists, Fancy Net, Lawn, Plain and Embroidered Linen ;
our range is large. Prices not to be beat In Canada.
Bargains in Underskirts. --Just opened up a new
line of Skirts ; very , pretty makes ; best wearing mater-
ials, including Silks and Satins. Take a look at our
Moire Skirt at $I.25.
Just passed into stock a large shipment of Women's,
Misses' and Children's Wash Dresses, White Skirts, Duck
Skirts, Corset Covers, Slips, Combinations.
Dress Goods and Silks... -Special cut prices on new
Wire Weave Serge—dollar value for 75c. Costume Tweed
at close prices ; Whipcords and Poplins in new colorings.
EXTRA. SPEOL&L 36 inch Pailette Silk, regular $1.25 '
value for 90c.
New Frillings, New Belts, New Laces and Embroideries.
mosreammsommusesma
H. E. Isard & Co.
Spring
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WE announce to-
day our readiness 'to
serve our patrons
with Spring's choic.
e s t productions in
Outfitting for Men,
Boys and Little Men,
OLD FRIENDS, who have made this their
chosen Outfitting Establishment, know of the good
ness of our Clothes, and they will come to us again
this Spring of their own accord.
NEW FRIENDS, who will investigate our
claim of selling Clothes of special goodness, will
be quick to see that we offer unusual values and
better Clothes' service, and they also will not be
slow in making this their Outfitting Establishments
5 PER GENTS DISCOUNT AOR CASH
On Amounts up to $i.00 and over,
W. A. CAMPBELL
SUCCESSOR TO McGEE & CAMP$ELL