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iiTsie LIND8A.1, buesuow.trat. Agent
• visions lines opignince, FiraiiadLife
class Sain guaranteed. Only
lint agent In grew of the Jondun
enrol. A loosher
ut village sn4 Una
liteeertise for eltae r
• 1 0.0. F. tuelenow Lodge meets every Friday
awnings% dOE Clock in their Han ('amp.
belt street.: All brethren cordially'invited.
Otileers:-Noble tarend. Thee, Watson; Vice
Gourd. T,Annstrong; Trees., Alex. Hess;
Rea a"..11,,s1/d* Vilto:
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lc A.11.. G. It C. Old Light Lodge meet;
every Thursday *light on or before the full
Moon. inthe masonic Hall. Havelock street
• Luekairer, W. M., A. 14401/00:04: S. W..
• D. Cameron; J. W., 0. Martin; §007,1
Wilson.
C. G. F. Court Sherwood, No. 50. Liteknow,
meets every last Monday of the month in
.in the Oildtellowe'llall. ..Visitiingbrethern
ax•rdially invited to attend, 'Chief Ranger,
John E. Bell. Hoc. Secy.. Bart Graham
• • Fin, Stook SOP. Johnston. Tress. II H.
Ow U. 1.4110.000* Lodge. No. 131, mete'
seeold Monday of each month in the Odd-
, • fellows'• Hall. Master Workman, Mae-
. Diarmid: Fin. Seey.,D. blauhrtosh;
' 800Y.i.060- Vetter: nee% Alex; Rees,
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G. &FOWLER. 10. /I S., „D. D. S. Office up
stairs in Button Bleck, %leaswater.. Spec
lal attention tegoid plates. crowning and
.•'bridgework. v*its:wroxeter let, and 3rd
„ Wednesday Of each month; Gorge Thar.
NEWTON _,• D..• DentiSt. Office
• Allin Ineek. foreknow, :ant. All modern.
• methods used. Best materials furnished.
• Crown and arid? work. Painless extraat-
• ion by the 'use. 9 the latest simplest and
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YOU VAN SECURE
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if you take a , coarse, With tiri. The
demand upon us for trained help isc
many times the number graduating.
Students are entering each week,
• Itou May enter at any time. Mite
at once for our tree catalogue,
D. A. MeLAGHLANe Pranqipal
CREAM WANTED
WS want cream and will pay the
highest market prices for gocd
cream. Summer Creamery. and
Cheese Factory Patrons having
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cream during the winter- months
• would do well to Ship to us. • We
weigh, simple and test each can •
of cream carefullythat Wereceive,
and returna statement .ot same
each time: We furnish two cans,
pay express cheepsand issue
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cheques for - cream twice each
month. Write irsand give us a
trial. It will cast you nothing and
we guarantee you satisfaction. •
For further ' particulars - write or
send for cans. and .give us. a trial.
The Seaforth Creamery, Seaforth, Ont.
406.,"*.u.
: A Christian, college -home,
healthful situation. • -
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r. AND TRUNK RAILWAY
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'ARE YOU GOING
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The Grind Truuk Railway. System'
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lloiseieekers'EXeursions.
EACH TUESDAY . •
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.'(Inclusive)
• ..Tickets valid to return within two
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months ineensive of date of sale.
'WINNIPEG and return $35.00
EDMONTON and return $43.00
• 'Proportionate low 'rates to other points in
Manitoba, Saskatchewan' and Alberta.
Full particulars and tickets on ,applica-
tion toargents. a •
MARTINS Agent, Liteknow.,,
. Phone 2 • - ••
.• foliar PRODUCTION IN CANADA • •
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According to press repeats, Sweden
proposes to cut off the export of diem:
, ical pale to Great Britain,. • Naturally;
.• all eyes are -immediately turned to Can-
ada to supply the threatened deficiency.
• ' The Commission of Conservation - has
• just issued a report on 'Forest frotectitin
in Catiado, 19134914'!i which is of air-
• aierdar interest in this connection. It
contains much information respecting
the work of the provincial forest services
rued the federal departments intrusted
• with the care of our forests.
%eat fire protection is assuming. a
- ealargeplace -inapublic. attention. It le
obvious that if Canada is to continue as'
Wood -producing country, the must
• , conserve her resources Of this 'natural*,
prod* The report treats exhaustively
• of the fire protection of forest lands along
.railway rights -Of -way. Through te-oper-
• • etive action, great headway has been
• made in securing the redection of forest
" '• losieri through fires traceable to railway
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causes. • , • ..
The forests of British Columbia and
on Dominion hinds in. the West have
. been dealt with in, reports containing the
results of special studies cienducted by
Dr. a De Howe and Mr. J. II. White,
The Trent ea/teethed in Ontario has also
. received *dal attention in a report of
.an investigation by Dr. D. C. Howe in
- the townehipe of Burleigh and Methuen. •
. This district is important in that, while
, Of very little value as " agrieulteral
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area, it in being repeatedly overran
• a forest fires and the' :little remaining
• inetchantile timber deatroyed. It is wig -
Rested that the .aree be placed 'under the
Ontrol.ef the. Dominion Forestry Branch
• ,foe protection from fires"OW 44) refOt•
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!Lutkuflw*goo
larbliettea evutedisy reerialer
1401szant, 00tarle.
A, le MAOKENZIEt Fro rrioter
• sad Editor.°
THURSDAY, MAR. lath, 1P16
AN IGNORANT *111TOR,
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• Thit.AdVittlee., "That hi Wha we My:
io 'pretty teu.elt .414 ileueranillea Tina as
added ai denee becalm he might aave.
learned tietterbythistiMe. Henley be
Pread of hat Preductionaebut there nw
be teeny la Wingligui who. are aeliamed,
tQ kneW that such etaff gees 0100 ale
cauutry as representing the inteldow
(4 the town, as aneWspaaer is expected
in. a measure to do.
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BUT
STEM
To be breathy at seventy, peewit at
forty is sound advice, because in the
strength Of middle life we too often forget
that neglected gcticIst QC Wale* treat-
ment of plight *chits and piano, Amply
ittidertnine strength. and Dein chronic
weitleireeo for Wet years).
TO he stronger when older, keep your
bleed pure and rich and active with the
strength -building and blood-sec/wishing
_ -Readeie Of la P3444t1,4140, tilaiitC4? r r4,40,§cottszotrasion Wineb"-
We experienced quite a surprise one think that we havo been' land* harsb bloot iic°111115:1tvatirliar-It'.1:ei to kil-PY9ar
day twit week.' It was while looking with. the'editor et.The Advance-eyoune *void eleaucsa. At aney dr: age siu and
over our exchanges, and when, (itt PPP in experience as he is--; but when a neee ' saatt*Balraaelal- matag:Paa
four of The Wingbara.Advanee, ave ee far forgets himself ante without cansa,
coVelpideaftertielecerittellitatillitpitialaykefailliirOW-7411 4iraart4as rieighbW,'
lame :style which "has for some time he is no longer -entitled to charitable con
characterized the editorial utterances of stderation, and le is as well to show bun
that journal. , jest where he' stands- The fact that ids
The article is under the heading V001 efforts are etude and eluuley is no eXcUSC
RQ.0/11 LaSenlieS"I WI:high it is in no way , for his ill intention:.Ute article of last
week WO the third Micelled-fer .oftance
of the lame sort; for he was so W.P11
pleased with an article,' somewbet san-
a tliscuseion 'of that sabjed, endless only
a 'very rmepte refeaence to either pool
rooms, or pool: room licenacea, it is,
throughout, a sort Of rigmarole tweed on flare toads own, „waleh appeared in 'The
The Sentinel, the editor of The Sentinel, 'Bruce Heard& and Time that he pu:13-
and the reeve of Incliliova at appears :tidied it when he himself had nothing to
to have been prompted by. the feat, that say. . 'Whir he took to. inisreprerainting
We, a couple of weeks ago, referred to an, and 'throwing dirt at The Sentinel: and
article in The Advance oae week earlier, :Ltielfilew People we can explain opirpe
and expressed the belief that that article tae ground taathe has !contracted "bia,
head". and wants to show off. methat he
feels obliged to do kmiethinpriore than
he hp been deing to earn the ,drumbs-
- which he:gathers around his Master's
table. ' '
As to the statemente and insinuations
in his artielee; these are not worth reply.
lug to. If he ehoses to indulge in Iies
and lying insinuations, he baser* easy, if
• a dishonorable, tapk. Men who do that
are soon feu,nd out and iose waatever
influence for evil they, thay at first have.
was written in Lucknow, or, at any 'rate,
was inspired from Lucknowa
It 'appears that are ;Were Mistaken in.
thinking that the article was written in
eLacknow; for the editor of The Advance
says: "Well to ease hies mind (that is our
mind), the editor of The Advance 'froth
the article in question!'
It is not just clear from his statement
whether he wrote the article to ease our
mind, or whether, in order to ease our
mind, he tell e us that he wrote it
Judging from the context, however, it
seems to be the latter. •
Well, our mistake was in the nature
• PROHIBITION COMING '
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of a compliment to the editor ' of The The Ontario Government has to peer.
Advance; for we thought he would write aisa -a good deal of courage in passing a
Abetter article; and especially that he Provincial prohibition law, At the:elec.
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would avoided a few ridiculous blunders ton which Put the present government
which are the outstandingfeatures eee in power it had the support of liquor
his article—blunders which cannot be
explained as printers' errors or slips . of
the pen Like the 'whole article, they
are due to ignorance Evidently he has
not yet discovered these, nor is he cap-
able, unaided, of discovering them; for
interests which a prohibition law writ
now kill off But the government is go-
ing ahead with prohibition j ust the same:
and it will doubtless have the hearty
support of the opposition.
, It now appears likely that the leak
there is ,about his statement that he latUre will pass a prelabition law as e
war measure ad without the taking 'of
a referendum. A referendum was a,
first intended, but the question of hay-
ing the apldiersevote was raised. As the
Ontario soldiers, to whom the 'arofe,
course, would he confined, are Widely
that his friends and, about Luckuovr
may see what he is capable of, and that scattered-aeme in Periii, Greece, Frame,
Belgium, Britain; and some mien prison-,
he May have the fullest possible measure
ere in Germany—the scheme . of , having
of glom% the opposite, which author,
thiP of it will bring. We print it just them vote .• was thought ..imkacticable.
The plan of a referendum now, without
as it appeared inTheArIvance--punctuaa,
don and capital 'letters, the same—but a he absent soldiers vote, and another re-
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ieasmauea type etc order to distioguidi ferendiun when the soldiers return was
also , ieggested, .but that seemed too
it.frena our awn remarks.' Here it is:
much trouble and expense, and the likely
The question of a licensed peet•
room
ha once more come before the Lucknow- Method will be that the Legislature will
council and, strange to say, some of . the pass a prohibition law now, on the under -
people 'Who vigorously opposed tfiegrant- standing that a vote of the people shall
leg of a license on former occasions are g
wrote:the article, a tone of boastfulness
which suggests pride in having waitten
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it, we shall reproduce his article in order
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now 4*luke warm** and in fact will take a
*and inlavor of it if the present Reeve and
councillors see fit to grant such liceilse.
What has •brought about this change is
more than we can fathom, for surely in
a time of stress when every -cent -is needed,
to aid in patriotic and red cross work.
The boys and young men of lowknove
can spend thew. money quick enough those not interested in 'the liquor bust
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without the conned open:me-up a broader • .
seems too much like a life -and -
channel for • spending. A pool table is ness it
be -taken after the war le over.
Naturally' the Num, men are putting
up a' desaarate '; fight to have the
*hen' all bars in Ontario closed, put oft
es long as possible, for it is ,a life and
death. affair for ahem. However; to
• now being operated in the Cain Muse
and although no charge is made for play-
ing, the loser is expected to treat 'the
others at the Cain House bar. This table,
is nuf for gain every bit as Much as
though a Charge was made in "money.
Would it not be better for the eptincil to
do away with this one table if Possible
rather than to grant licenses to' otherS to
put in more tables, and by so doing put
temptation in front of boys who do not
play how? We cannot agree with the
Sentinel .which states that "The question
is entirely different from what it was
When it was list up before the council.".
The difference is In the council.. • .
Our fist comment on that article, • of
'which the authorappeers to. be proud,
is that it proves the man who wrote' it.
to be pretty nitieh an igiceramus and'
dunce. .:.The evidence is on the face 'of
it and all through it "There is no getting
ltway from it. The :style, 'as a whole, is
such aspire Would expect from a rather
dull schoolboy, and the punctuation
'reminds' one of the' humorous "business
death affair for the nation to have such
a Waste asthe liquor _traffic represents
going on while the war debt IS rolling pis
at the rate of about twelve Million do).
!ars per month,' and worse yet to tome,
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A' LUCKY POLITICIAN
Ex President Roosevelt are wonderful,:
la- Melia, as welt as in astute politician;
He last week issued:a :Statement_ to • the
country in which he mercylesely lashed
thelVilion Administration fOr its _slack
and blundering foreign policy... :This
statement was published practically at
theaanie time -as a band cf Mexicana
boldly invaded the. 'United States and
killed a nifieber of peaceful American
. citizens.. This outrage must have tirade
many an American withthat there was
in the White liaise a man wh� Wouid
compel the respecaof troablesome
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man's stiggestion his' -stenographer, leers. This,'Roosevelt, in very emphatic
that elle sprinkle in a few' periods and, terms; is
promising to do; apd his past
commas. He doesn't know even where record leaves no room for doubt as to
a sentence shOula end,, but just puts
down a period and staits off again. Look'
at
at that period after tbe words "red cniss
-work". .. Whet is' it taere feel Bead up
to it, arid you will 'see,thiat the words
have no meaning • There Are ' commas waiting" with Mindeo has at last proved'
Carted States meet
DOW fight at least a section of the •Mexa
can people.':
Last week a bind of about 500. Mexi-
cans, fellewers of the outlaw, Villa, mule
a risidante ifew Mexico; killed lapeciple
and barned a part of the town of. Col -
Mama. It has been suggested that the
raid was prompted by the promise of
Gerrean money; and it. is. difficult to sic.
coupt for, it in. any othcr pay,.thouah
there May have been a desire for robbery
anal leyenge Those ,Who euggett Oer-
menea as the eause think that nota
tug would better serve German interests
than to have* the United States embeoil.
ed in War on this continent Peaceful
relations between the United Salters and
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• the sincerity. of his feelings regarding
insolent.neighbors •,
MUST MONT AT .LAST
President Wilson's policy of "watchf
mitinewhere-theyer lye, and
eraitted where 'they Ought to' be ueed.'
"Lukewarm" is one weld, not two; and
'why he put quotation marks on the two
words and need a capital R in' "reeve",
likely are ether mysteries "more than he
can fatlioni". He:thinks, aThe boys and.
young men of Lucknene can spend their
motley %/MK 'enough." -'hard on • the
King's English! His apprentice °Mild
jell him that he should say "quickly".
,• Not -very serious, faults theta, in a
wey. - We don't say they indicate ttlaat A
minis bed; bat when tem undeetakes to
be "mare' At; the eXpense 'of ether
people, be.sliould•see that he -himself
at least oedinarily clever, '
, It is needless to go farther, though
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aaa Becaalse-ea theeraidintoXesitad State
territory, General' 'unate, of the un
ited States ermy, bas- been authorized t
lead a punitive expedition. into Mexico
to pursue ''(T' illa and his band, and total;
the leader dead or aliee. Such, an ex
eerie:ion is perfectly justified, for if ti!S
Gevernmeat of 'Mexico is not strong en
ough to deal with leeless bandits who
invade tae arnitedStates, the latter nrai
deal effectively with them. .
It is/ ,hovt.eVCr reasonable to assume
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)tbatrhad the UmIecia States been more
firm and aggressive with Mexico Villas
band worad neer ' have lied the audacity
to attack the New . :gateman: towpTo
the baraaaeuse Mexicanc;* the waifs of a
civilized, natien look like 'wee/mesa
HURON .cOUNTY4less
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Thorcia.yi March :t6tlist 1-pr6
. And Mrs, Writ. DrOWIll, of Mil.
lett, anriounce the engagement of their
daughter, Merlon 'lava, to larerieritar
Harold Morrell, eon of Mr and Mae
Albert Morrell; the mat nage to tike
place in March.
The Ooderieh Township Breach of
thre anon, Verraty War Auxiliary lea
eently bad a census taken from •ahiel,
it was aseertcinecl thee there are 37Q
men .0 -military age in the township
in addition to 41 who ere already with
the '
.. The War Au*Iliart.ci aoderiehhas
a al rarged, to have -moving picture shows,
• given, in the Theatre on. Surrilax,
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afternoons. No .clup.ke for nand:100n
ewill he made - and nobody under 18
- years �f ecte will be admitted. The Se
rangenient, has, the approval .of the.
Mioieteriai 4.ssooiation,
Harold Maidel, Of SaItford, now in
t England, gent weird to his home that
he was on the steamer Elswick Manor
•,'Whea she was torpedoed near Yar-
mouth,. Eegland, , The farce of the ek
plOeion threw him, a' considerable
dis-
tance and he auffered severe bruises..
The captain succeeded 14 beaching the
vessel before "she went dawn arid those
glii!"14aTrcleev!raeurde'..rseaPevredeelea *ta;laa meeting
:aof the patrons of Wirielieliea: creadiery-
was held it Woodharn onaWedneiliay,
February 23rd. The auditors' report
showed that 1,182;210 lbs. of cream
Were received drying 1915; that 413;892
lbs. of butter were made. The butter
sold for $123,713.64, averaging 29.89
cents per pound tar 'the year. Prices
ranged from 27.21 io 34 72 cents, the
lowest- in June, and the -highest in
March. ,
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• THE WIROnalt RHINDERv -The an-
nual meeting of the shareholders of
the Western Foundry Co , :in .Wipg-
aam, was amid op Wednesday after-
noon of last week. The varioue reports.
presented showed that the Company
had a very sucaessful year, and pros-
pects araebright for the coming year,
the company having a large' number of
orders ahead for their various kinds of
furnaces, stoves and ranges. The offi-
cers elected were as follows: -President
and General al anaaer, a. J. Cunning-
paildatssmr-Ttig, WAR
Throughout the past week inter* in
the war still, centred: in the reed effcrt
of the Gernmes to take the French city'
of Verdun, They 'have not succeeiled,
ilea, for moretliaq a week, haye the
nasele airy erogreee towards accomplish'l
mg their end. /.t may be trio early to
count on the defiuite failure of the Ger-
mans in their attack upon the- great
French fortress, but having been held
up foranore than a, week; they are not
likely t� get niach nearer than they were
at the end .e. a the firet ten days Of their
rush.
The effort appears to bairn lieen. much
.the same as those to break 'through to
Calais and to take the city of Ypres; and
it seems fated to end the sanf3—in
costly failure to the Tentene. .
It was costly to the French too, but
pot so ecstly'as to the enemy. Carder)
French eetimates of the Gernian looss
put the number at tea) hun.dred thousand
men.. In former ;wars' that hiimber. was
a,ecounteri a eery large army in itself.
With the Germane it appelies to halm
been: Verdun at any cost.. . German,
officers taken prisoner are reported to
have said that the greatest'possiblecpn-
centration of artillery was made against
the French lineinand that the orders to
the men. were to. pour :shells upon' the
French forte so long as an:munition and
men held out. This concentrated fire
did terrible executiop for a' tame, but
when tae „French gunners 'found 'the
range; of the Germaa, missed
the concentration of gene was. broken
ap. •
Along the British and.'Canadian see -
thins of the line there "hae been nothing
of .firat rate.. importance, --though the,
trench . fighting, -with slight losses on
both:sides, never stope.
On the -sea, the Germans appear Jo
'have been able to set a number of mines
abate With the 'result that the British
havelost a few. ships. •
Gertilaair has declared' war anon Port-
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need., it appears that on theirnegeeticin
of Britain, the government of ?Ortega!
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grazed all German snips an- Portuguese
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herboura. Germany demanded that the
ships be released ,...Portugal ref used; and
the declaration of war -'followed. :Gera
many, newever, cannot Were Portugal -
in any way until . after she overcomes
Britain nori Fiance' tha Portuguese
can be Of very Material assistance to the
Allies. Nose that Germany has declared:
war. upon Portugal, tee latter will take
permanent . ,posseseion ra the, German
ships and these- will be of great iervice
when .there is so murn , 'work to be
loneen the sea,andso many ships have,
been lora; , • ;
' The Itu'ssianson their war tin the
Turks, are daily adding to• their glories.
A great Russian army is 'moving along
the south riliort`of the Black Sea, which'
is 'Turkish territory, e and encountering
little-rernstance.f vrbile_ansither _Russian
array advaneina through Persia upon
another neat of Turkey in Asia. It,
as. though Turkiah resistance as a nation-
al
rinciertakine had .brpiren down The
hoped -far German aid cannot be gi /en;
This' is the inoetreal sign of Gertnana's
failing strength- taat hai..yet •'appeared.
. There.now•seems good eaason for bee
ievirnellieteR-ounrariie raid -Russru---hu
come to a friendle unaeritanding by
which the termer is to be supplied with
bt feorn BMA -Cana'
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tpueh more along the same line alight be Germany. are .Ahligt •ths breakiUg point, •
said. The writer who would make the and trewar• at home would turn, pablie
iniatakes we have pointed otitis liable to attention from German ateocitieson the
make' any possible blunder in theme -of sea, Besides, Should a war"with'Maid-
words. The article we reproduce, ie co develope into melons proportions, 04,
little Worse than the more pretentious United States would no longer he 'nuke
deliveranee Of last week, •and is lan a lo fruitful adioarco of antTly for HUDt
leael With all taitt gr. Smithi:ritee .(r itioas'of war atot has been.. ' I
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tkrough Russian territcty "(likely from
japin)- an arrangement which can only
mean that when "the day"' email they
hall fighttogether. • • . •
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Mitfcking. a. a a
* ee-Monday, March 13th. •
• George Saunders visited, friends on
the ittliCon. onSundaY,
Thal; Anderson is making business
-,airato ,the sooky•town,ts,dlay;
• Miss, Mary. Paillipir, df G edetiell
spending a few ,weeks with her, mot.hsr,,
S. Phillips. • ,. • ' •
Miss Ella Hestia of Lticknow 'High
School, spent the week -end with' 'her'
sister'', Mee. John Blake. ,
Mr. Ana Mrs. Paul liked '4Ud -daugh-
ter; Mee 'James 13atlie, are guests at the
borne of Mrs.•Thos. Andeison to -day.
Tuna. Anderson add Mrs. S. J. lail:
patriek visited thole uncle, Richard
Webotor on Sunday;praviotta to big do.
pat at Of, • •
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lima; Vice -President, J. A IllfeLean;
Seer, ete ry -Treasure r, B.. Vaneterne; Of-
fice Manager, Miss Mee Williamson.
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DAMAGE TO TELEPHONE 141..10
Huron _Expositor had the •following:
The heavy sleet storm en aloaaay
night raised havoc with the Meiaillop
Municipal System an the line running
out the North Road Flom the town
limits to Robert 'Grieve's, aa dieted:ea
of over a mile, every pole was breaen,
some of them snapped off six feet froth
the wand, leaving nothing abut e
tangled anes(Of Wire. , The line is a,
heavy one end the ice anti- wind' proe -
ea too great a Strain for the poles. If
the subscribers continue to increase as
they have been doing, it wal- sopa be
necessary to enclose the wires in cables
to reiieve the strain on .t.he poles, but
in tae meantime it will be a heavy
bill, of expense en the system to rept*
the damage caused by the storm:
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Council met today. Members all prep-
. mit • ,The reeve in the chair:;
• The minutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted. - . • •
Moved by JnO. S. Armetrong, sechnd.
ed by McPherson, that we make a grant
of ten dollar's to the Muskoka Free Hos-
pital. (Carried): •
Armatroria—M °Pherson, thit 13y.
.No 6, being a By-law. kr Appointing
Pathniasters, be now finally passed, sign-
ed and sealed. (Carried)
Maherson—Case--That we engage
John Grenaehe.as tex colleator for the
year 19t6 at Salary of Sixty -Dollars with
no mitres. He to, furnish, security to
satisfyDonatlhaissonA
board.
Donaldson -Armstrong -in amendment
that Walter Howe be appointed tax eel -
lector. Salary Sixty Dollare
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tras. He to gate securitY an. raeq ‚nor °4.
law. , • •
For the amendnieat; — Donaldeon--
Armetrong; for the motion -McPherson,
Case and Kuntz amendment Motion
Carried'.-cni
Aoiunication was received from
the Hydro Electric Railway Association
of Ontario,stating, hat the McKonsie
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and Mann nterests are making. applies.
ton to the Dominion Government for
leneial-or eiteusibutt a- elrarrer nhich
they have had for some yeerae
It was Moved by John S. Armstrcing,
seconded ay Thos. MerheiSon, th•rt this
Council strongly oppose extenaions ,cf
any charter to private individuals That
no further charteie should be granted by
-the D immune Goveroment and that the
people of Ontario should he up in arm,
against monopolies of any kind, and that
(ire Electric Radials- sheuld-he-aia
couraged. ' • • .
• That the clerk send: a certified copy 4,
this motion to the Secretary 4:the Hydro
EleetelcallailWay Aaenciatiew.
Case --,Donaldson„ that this Cotu•iei1-
eiigage the services of Frank B irber,
Chia Engineer, to examine the site of a
bridge on the Teeseiatir river at lot 25,
con 6.7 with the view of building a new
bridge. He to .meet this council requiem
As he can make it conyeniente and to de -
bide what shape -the structure is to be
and that this wand) proCeed to let eon
tract Accordingly. (Carried).,.
YIN,AisICE AEPOliT
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Jas.' McDonald, rep. road con. 84 $1.00;
Wm. White, refundon clog tax $1.00;
Hospital for Sick Children $5.00. Min: -
kaki Free Hospital $10 00;. Druce Co.
Hospital $10 00;.Robt, 'breaking
roads $3.25; Phillip Welk!, breaking
roads .0 .O; Part of- ride ti . aceount
fa10,00; Municipal World, supplies al 78;
The Formosa 'Electric Light Qee term
$1.4 7.2.• ' A • •
Donaldson—No(4hp t the finance re.
port As read be cidepted and ordera is
tied for payment: (Carried).
Monday, April aid. • .1
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CAPITAL AND, RIES1RVI4 $81800too4
. 96 Oranchea In cestiadA — •
A Oeneral Banking Dosiaess Ti ansaclod
• tircular Lettei.s of Credit
Bank Money Orders . •
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
alieterest allovied uit highearelirrear
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T. IS, REID, Manager.
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Somewhere out on the prairies where teat year Canada't Greatest
Wheat Crop was produced there is a home waiting for you. The
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PRICE COMPLETE $676 F.O.B.. Oshawa
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• price thai any other car in An-yericri. Made
bv the McLaughlin Motor 'Co., Limitcd, of
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Excursions
Every TuesdaY, March to.October.-
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Every Wednesday During Season Navigation
'dr "Great Lakes. Route"
Somewhere out on the prairies where teat year Canada't Greatest
Wheat Crop was produced there is a home waiting for you. The
ANADIAN.• PACIFIC
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will take you Biwa, give you all the informatien about the best
places, end help you to success. :: :r r; '
Particulars from any Canadian Pacific Ticket
Agent, or write W. la Howard, District. Passenger
Agent, Toronto. .
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