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The Exeter Advocate, 1918-3-14, Page 4ir. Income Tax Forms Are ,. now available Returns must be filed on or before 31st March HE Dominion Income War Tax Act requires you to fill in one or more of the five special Forms provided before 31st March, 1918. In order to assist the public to understand just what is required of them, information on each Form -s given below, Read carefully, then get three copies of the form that fits your case and fill them in. Answer all questions fully and accurately. Fof making false statements, a penalty of $10,000 or six months" ini E'isorn e st'y or, both, is provided. In dittadaazYls; -loll persons unmarried, and all widows or widowers without dependent, children; whose income is $1500 a year or more, must fill in Form T1. All other persons whose income is $3000 or more, use the same Form. Where any income is derived front dividends, list amounts,, received from Canadian and Foreign securities separarely. Fill in pages 1; 2 and 3 only. Do not marls on page 4. Partnerships, as such need not file returns, but the individuals forming the part- nerships must. Corporations and Joint Stock Companies, no matter how created or organized, shall pay the normal tax on income exceeding $3000. Use Form T2 -giving particulars of income. Also attach a financial statement. UJnder Deductions, show in detail amounts paid to Patriotic Fund and Canadian Red Cross or other approved War Funds. Trustees, Executors, Administrators of Estates and Assignees use Form T3. Full particulars of the distribution of income from all estates handled roust be shown as well as details of amounts distributed. A separate Form must be filled infor each estate. Employers must use Form T4 to give names and amounts of salaries, bonuses, commissions and other remuneration paid to all employees during 1917 where such remuneration amounted in the aggregate to $1000 or over. Corporation Lists of Shareholders. -On Form T5 corporations shall give a statement of all bonuses, and dividends paid to Shareholders residing in Canada during 1917 stating to whom paid, and the amounts. Figures in every case are to cover 1917 income -all Forms must be filed by 31st March. For neglect, a fine of $100 for each day of default may be imposed. In the case of Forms Ti and T2, keep one copy of the filled. in Form and file the other two with the Inspector of Taxation for your District. In the case of T3, T4 and T5, keep one copy and file the other two, with the Commissioner of Taxation, Dept of Finance, Ottawa. Forms may be obtained from the,District Inspectors of Taxation and from the Post- masters ataiLleading centres. Postage must be paid on all letters and documents forwarded by mail to Inspectoz of Taxation. Department of Finance, Ottawa, Canada Inspector of Taxation, George R. Tambling, London, Ont. 4vate _,, u� �,g �;+ �!`�p ,o.c: oto n t9 actin-, Sanders & . Creecda,, Proprietors Subscription Price -In advance $1,25 ,ver year in Canada; $L75 in the United States. All subscriptions not .oaid in advance 50 cents extra will 1c charged. THURSDAY; MAR. 14 th,, 1.918 WI-IALEN The 'funeral of Harry Rodd Tuesday was largely attended. Mr. Rodd was well known in this section of country cavil; been a 'thresher for many years --Mrs Thos Tapp of Virden Mari:, who has spent the winter Here with bier sisters airs. Jos. Morley, left for her home on Tuesday, in ' company -exitla Mr , and Mrs .Richard Tapp of rxeter•-Geo. Squirrel jr., h.as returned home from the West and intends com ir[; back you the farm ,here this fall_ -_l'Iss Samuel Gulnnenis improving ,endble to be around' ,the house. - tkiich. Grace ,al the Swamp Line of `fliddulph and. Pat Maloney of the Stli line of falanshard, are bath ill of pneu tn,o:Lia.-Wedclan g bealsf will soon be aingiing in the village. -Mr. and Mrs. .Dan Cornea called c 1 friends, here on 3fon.day.-T he many .r.iends of Ha Ian Ogdien will be pleased to know 1h,at he is able to be around again ;. after being c,o:nained t r ,tis bed for a es'eral days. -Mr.. Geo. ad 'son is . out -again atter being on th,e sick list for -.several weeks. -Mr. IVLelvi,lle Gunning . ii as sold a fine pear of cattle, Mn to tippingPout ea .the scales at 3200 lbs," , for ahands ome figure. -Duf- field Bros. sale on,. the Stlt was a suc- cess _both weather and roads being fa- a,or<tble A` quilt, made by the Organ- eped Bible Class was disposed of and aealized $15, ,also a cushion for $0.50. The proceeds were handed over to /he Red Cross. The iol'-owing is the report of S. S. allot 12, iJsbcrnie for February. It is based upoi.iegaLari:y, punctuality and „eneral behaviour. Elio na,m,es air n ordei o.E merit. -Sr, 4, Mary Wheaten, Ii D.i tit ld, Jr. 4, H. French Sr.3, J \, t eihart, 1. Poe L. :Morley, M, Snooks, M. Johnson; J. Duffield;Sr' , k Sbevcnsto:1 and 'I. Pullen equal, A Ilan w ood, J Brooks; Jr, L W. 1-rren,.0 . R Parkti ioa ,M. Berl` Uull,&d i ar"t. 1, ra Steve,nslaa R. Dufli'eld, Sr. 'Sir E. Morley, H Morley, 17, Parkin; ssvn,, Jr, Pr„ E, Squire, P, Sceiirc No, = n.' roil; 24, a' era;ge 17. I3est spatter riot the month, \Lary :Whrelil'ia'it�-E. I3,. ,:Sterling, teacher, LUMLEY L,etotard Heys 'visited his mother i1=lis ,Parker for a few days, before 3eavin.e. Lor the wes't,-Messrs, Frank and :Jack Horton, also 'Bert Horton:, ev-late spent the winter here, cleft tor the Prosiace of Alberta with a car of line 1101505 this week,, -Jack Glenn was (aoderica acting in the capacity of jury eluding the week; -Quote a nu,,t- 1>berlei Gut` young people- attended e. parte at the 'biome at W. A. Crole tin ilt Chisel'hurst ,lime on F.rictay •evetahi . -.lathe Pepper: went to the, West this ::aleel<, tater; u; ,tins ear and tragi eer, -\yc✓e ;:tisl :61 1 success; in the. new \ ti ttre. IP we. KPEN ' rtt-G1trier-A teetty yccid. e took place at the home of Mr. , i1,d lairs, 5, '1. Reid, La d`)rir (1. t:In'h :lien, Lhei�,n`e,p°hew, Tho atas_ Butt nr ',dial village v7� united.ed in atnia gc #a 'fs`ys .Male Glazier ,orf Chilton, The ";meati 'was - att,ired in a. clarity e iter.. si.',l clrees and cared tt borne>uct tea tt c.i a, and wore the bridegroom'si lee.ie:le a rcndant of diainoinds, I'he ,� future' �: roar n' t_ of;� >lo. :teat Car their �' g 1 ki<i'ne in, dnclta:n4 Alta., the bride i earring,;a ti•avsi'g el�-suit of niCvy. 11ue w:,, hat 1'a tatata,l.. CHISELHURST "vii. A Cole had two wood bees, one 0.. Wednesday ,afternoon and : one on Thursday ,aftcrnloen. A lot of _woad was cut - Ott Friday evening a number of young people enjoyed a dance, 'hursda=r .afternoon the Petri'>tic Cir - -le packed a bale-walar Hyman Hell, cc.•1 tainting 24 p.a1rs socks, 22 ,.' geld 1 hospital shirt, 20 pyjama ` suits; 12 sheets18 mattress covers. A pleasaet Feature rot the meeting was a pr:'sent tiitan c,t a croquet basket by the lad- ies'tso Mrs. George Hill, nbo is lean. i'ng us to make her Thorne n B.rucefielci, Mrs Hill bas two sons o'verse is and has always been ram ardent worker, and cur Circle will: miss her help very much , Rev. Knight was present 'and hegave a short, instructive tack along, pa'tri'otic lirue,s and made the presenta- tiien.- Mrs. Hill was completely taken by surprise and was atmias't overcome. The pastor noting this, struck up,-- -Blessed p,- ``':Blessed be the Tie that Binds. and: Mrs. Hill then thanked the Circle Tar their Jrttle gilt in a few wat - chose.': word All joined hands arsd sang - 'God be with,you till we meet again a 'i '1 t lunch was served. -Miss ve- !Ye-.Hortc i who is teaching at field, has returned,h,ome: for a rest,. McG1LLIVRAY 'COUNCIL. The Council met•en the 1 own Hail; McGilli.rray , MVlarciv 4. Accounts were ordered to be paid amounting to $20.50,R,ysser-ivIaguire--That the aud- i?fors'report as read be accepted, and t1.tr .Clerk be instructed to have. 200 copies painted, -Carried. Lewis -Ross- er -That the tender of Frank Nickles !'Tor :rine building of a bridge aver Mud Creek, on Dona'ey'.s S. R., for the sum oc $1255.00: also onie on Ton nline, be- tween West Williams and blcGilllivray for the sun' 'of $.598, be accepted, and that I. J. Poore be appointed comms ,ioner dor 'bridge on Dolnley's..S. R. -Carried. Lewis--Maguire-That by- ca- Noe2 o,1 1918 transC'er Lot No. 1.6 C,o=t 1. rt'rom S. 5. N'ct, 4 to Union S.S. Cland.eboye be read a third time lend passied.-Carried. Ciounci:l nd,eern ed to Apri 1st at 1. o'cl(ock. J. D. Drummlond, Clerk. CLANDEBOYE (Intended for last week.) \Ir : Garin d Bice tod Detrott is vis - :or a few days with his ear- / 1's bere benone ,1favilg for I`oronto to enter the 'Flying corps.. -Mr. Roy Bradley la' for , i.to is pe.id, n ; is few. clays with h,i.:paren,tsheree-MrssRhea McCurdy roll, 1, entr;aiiti ,S viiii,trcig 'Ir, Chas " }flri'lloa: has returned to his home' at :Belie' Plaiml, Seek., eater.. spendine a merit?, with his patients here.-- lir. anu abhrs. Chas. Millet left Oar CJ auvli:, Alta. -Mr. Wes. Ne. has seed .has .tarn. to Mr. Jas. Patton; raid leaves Icor 'Scott, Sask,, eabout the middle rat 11' ' month -illi. Dan. -A1b-i Lott is loading a Car of ,s'etc:ors' el'- fects for Lacombe, Altti Mi s Pattot,i is vis;t.ing her s,ster la Cleve- land.'UIh iio.- V1Y, and Mrs. Earl :i-.far1- .'ti••1 o 13...E Pt.,ijie IS Vi,S11n,.; the, liorrner's paretLtg ,Mere, --111r, Flank 'Kent has n evieu into• the parsioniaige, WOODHAM The dean} took placc in Us1 ';•nc neat I hie c 'al \larch 3,d • ilIr 110nt y Riodd a well-ykninwn an,cl !'11lily le'ni Cl rCs:,ci'CLt, at the ,ieti o. 60 years: Jaecelined. last June' 'ar)' 7+ _,. resent Lr (Operation a i a on l ar c.. e r n 1 tel., I I sr Y r C n1aCJ - t an.r h was su;5nr,>ed to I c•ve a=,.covered ptletty vvell ft in:th' _J7C and, th-e ape-itn' 11, att'd wit; hard u'ioriega +girt. Ilcw'eve:r ,about 1.5 f ideaitlr 110 \r t.; fill, ag;n aaul' thio e;n1,c1 carne rapidly. f hl ,J:unerau ivais Ih,Gl,ti "1.1. the St 1, t 01 con e10n•y. Re ,1'' t , d who was a "Mi ,s .E3 e.; g, 112 is GREENWAY We are pleased to report Mrs. .\laud Woodburn's little daughter is recovering from her recent .illness. - Who has had a wood -bee? Everybody has had ,one or is plannfrtg one. -Mrs. Gordon:. Hutchinson spent the week end with her parents, - iVir. and Mrs. W. Mellin.-Miss Sara 'Webb enter- tained the "Merry Maids" and the "Knli gh is loll Honor" classes at . her 'coma last Friday evening. -The 7lis- sloe Band Concert \regi a grand suc- cess G,aoc. 'program, good roads,gaod weather and good crowd made an ideal .:onloinati:on, Proceeds 517.75. - A mot interesting 'knitting contest is inn progress under the auspices oa the D. h Club, Miss Mabel 'notch;;n net and Mises' Mabel Hayter are the captains: ivlr Ed. Stewardson was a St. _Malysvisitor reeentlyi-Tae:bad wreathe:' teat 'responsible for a rather small attendance at the Box Social :ie1d by the D. Y. B. Club, bat a most enjoyable and profitable time was spent: by al'. who were brave "enough race the storm. Proceeds 533.50 - alias Millie Mason. is Vl..sittag her par - Th e ar-The' women are very busy` making ,shirts and socks for our boys overseas: -Children are out again after bawl' whooping- cough anal are, glad to bre .free, -Mrs, S. Pollock, sr., is recovering from her recent"iiln'ss Returned soldiers/ who intend taking to ;arming' will 'secure 100 acres from the Ontario Government. Tite papulation of the city of To - canto accordiig:to Might's nein dir iectiary is 535,271, of which 89• per cent. is of the Protestant persuasilan. There were less births, less marriag,es Lund less deaths in this city during 1.917 tlia'r, 50 any year fa rthe- previous four years THE SPRING DRIVE Our boys are going i= Over the top" and into ". No man's land" this spring. No one has any, doubt of their ability to get there. There will also be a spring • drive on this side of the ,'ocean, because March is the year's 'r blue Mon- day." It is the most fatal month of the year. March and April is a time when resistance usually is at lowest ebb. It is a trying season for the " run-down" man. But medical science steps in, and gays,'" it need not be" 1 We should cultivate a love of health, a sense of responsibility for the care of our bodies. Do not allow the machinery of the body to clog, Put the stomach and liver in proper condition. Take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, to be had at. most drug stores in tablet or liquid form, tablets fifty cents a vial, com- posed of native herbs. This puts the stomach and liver in proper condition. You may be plodding along, no spring, -no elasticity, no vim, but as soon as you have put the body into 118 normal physi- cal condition -oiled d the machinery? as it were -you \vi]I find new vim, vigor' and vitality within you. .A. little "pep," and we laugh and live, Try it now. Send;Dr,Vieice, Invalids' Hotel, .Buffalo, N."i' , or branch office, Biidgebnrg,Ont., 10c. for trial pkg, The prime ' necessity 1 of life is health, • With spirit and energy you have the power to ,force yourself into action, The Golden Medical Dr8- eoVC1718 i! e el.7rirl ^J .,1 „1L.Gl. i'ou accd, WO MORE SOLI)LRS, Action of British Government May Anger Labor Dien. LONDON, March 11. -Three deci sleets of great importance to lab() have beep, arrived at in the last 2 hours. The first is the announcemen that the Government has decided t proceed witli the recruiting of 50,00 coalminers; the second is the agree went reached withthe machinists which it is hoped will bring abou amicable co-operation in recruiting additional mepfor the army from their ranks; and the third is the averting of the threatened strike o 70,000 tramway and 'bus employes by an increase of $5 in the weekly wage over the figure that was paid before the war. The deeisi'on regarding the coal miners was unexpected, as the min- ers had not finished taking a ballot of the entire membership as to whe- ther to accept the Government plan of recruiting. .4. The opinion in labor circles is that the order, which becomes effective March 21, will tend to .revive unrest lit the mining districts. A miners' conference in February demanded the calling of a meeting of the triple in- dustrial alliance to dealwith the Gov- ernment overnment regarding the raising of the exemption, in the income tax, the plans to expand Government control of all foodstuffs and to equalize their distribution and the elimination ' of excess profits. It also was demanded that the Government should make hotter provision -for feeding children, and provide generous, pensions for soldiers and sailors. The Miners' Federation, which has a membership of more than 600,000, has'more than 50,000 hien` serving with the colors. It has been select - ng the men to enter the army ae- ording to local conditions and with egard to the safe working of mines. The leaders of the miners' unions in fnost of the districts of Great Britain hold the view that practically every pan' who can be spared with safety heady has enlisted. ' In these circumstances it is not ikely that the Government's order will be taken favorably by the min- rs. It is feared that owing to the onflicting attitude in various dis- ricts the order may cause' dissensions etween those supporting the comb - ng -out process and those opposed to t, with the result that the miners ill vote to defy the order. 1 4 t 0 0 t r c r a 1 e c t b w COSSACKS WITH 1 A PAINS SE• Will Take Part In Campaign Starting, In Siberia. PETROGRAD. March 11` - The• Prevail:a, organ of `the Bolshevik, prints a dPspatt:h from Irkutsk, which says: "The ov-President,01 the Council of M'e'- e- of Revolutionary Russia, Prinre l vrt'f, has constituted in the Far Ee't new Russian Government which at present has its seat at Pekin, and :w=hi.ch is awaiting the landing of Japanese troops at Vladi- vostok in order to enter Siberian ter ritory with thein. ,, : "Telegraphs' communication be- tween 'Vladivostok and Irkutsk is in- terrupted. The Soviet of Vladivostok is mobilizing forces for resistance and is forming a Red army." It is stated in the newspapers that the Bolsheviks forces have granted. complete freedom to Grand Duke Mi- chael Alexandrovitch, who has been ruder arrest at his home. Emperor Nicholas; on abdicating, designated him as regent. A decree signed by Premier Lenine announces the evacuation of the state institutions at Petrograd. The nenole'scommissioners areleaving re-rlauror Moscow, which is to he the new Russiancapital, at least tempor- arily. The commissioner of education. lI 1,unacharsk.y, will remain in.Pet- rograd as the representative of the Government. and will be invested with extra ordinary, powers. The official organs of the Soviet, t,' Isvesti ar l Pravda will appear to- morrow for the last time in Petro- grad.; both hill be published' -there- after at Moscow. The 'Petrograd papers confirm the report of Leon Trotzlcv's resignation as Foreign Minister. His duties will 110W 'fall upon his deputy, M. Tebit- cher•in, M. Tchitcherin, Deputy Foreign Minister, has protested in behalf of, the lussian Government to Germany, against the landing of German troops on the Aland Islands, Finland, as a violation ofxksticle VL, of the Russo German Peace Treaty, This provided for an international' settlement of the question. Exterminating Armenians. LONDON, March 11. - "There le evidence, based ou stat»'nepts by Ger- man Consuls and, therefore likely to hie prejudiced,". says a deen^,tch from The Hague to the Daily Mail, "that as the Turkish troops advance to re- occupy Armenia they are literally ex- terminating ,all the remaining Armen-' ian population at Saosuri, on the Black Sea. "Every Armenian male -man, boa* or baby -was put to the sword, while similar:. atrocities are being' perpe trated, town by town and village by village, The handing over by Russia of the trans -Caucasian district will simply mean extermination, at Ger- man instigation; or at least with Ger- man approval, of the population left behind," `C N J . BANK OFCO ERCE 1r�t 4t�iym.. e C,L SIR EDMUND WALKER,' C.V.O., LL.D., D.C.L, President CAPITAL PAID UP, 115,000,000 SIR JOHN AIRD, General Mana8er` H. V. F. JONES, Asst Gen'1, Manq$er RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000 ;TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES Convenience, security and economy are secured by the use of Travellers' Cheques issued by this Dank, They enable the bearer to identify himself and are readily converted into the current comma of any foroi u, Country® EXETER BR. -A. E. Kuhn, , Mgr. CREDITON--J, A, McDonald Haar, r♦ma eoe a r e a e+p.e,wr oro INCORPORATED 1855 TilE "L. Capital & Reserve $8,800,000 98 Bran dyes in Canada A General Banking Minns Transacted Circular Letters of Credit, Bank MOne>g Ors SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Iinterestallowed..at highest current' rate" EXETER ` BRANCH - W D. CLARKE, Manager HENSALL - DR. DeVAN'S,FRENCH PILLS 1S � l ralttt. lr. Frank Fitzgerald of Hensall sod a sow to ills. Sam'1 Horton, which tip ped the scales a,t 770 ,pounds and net Led the -sunt Of $158. -Miss` ;Maud Porter Jird the misifortune to slip on cement steps and in, falling fractuure ,one. ''alt the bones in, her kneie.-Mr. W. J. Doherty and." daughter, Miss El _anor of London, spent a few xlays with relat'vee here. -Mr. Frank Beare has slodd' his ''dttaellliing property at the west end recently !owned by Mr. Jas Hagan_ to Mr. Geo. Douglas of Lur- ic!i a 'forme/ resiident of our village 1�'iIas'srs Freak Bream' and John Pep- per intend going ,cut to Alberta this to ,i -1:k 0'1 shares with the owners olL some 640 acres ,of land. We 'e'ret 41:ei1 ''�ntetlticns car leaving: tib':; district . --Mrs. Jas., PTiest.has received inonc hersor. Jame;; who enlisted for overseas service with the 161st Bat- talion., and has been :;n France , in ser- vicie, "mine' `beautiful pieces of .fancy work made iu. France, -Mrs. H. A. Mc - :Ewen spent : a few days -in 'Toronto, her former home. -Miss Pearl Dykes has returned ' lien Pc,rt Horan where able spent some weeks with relatives - Me W1sion Sherry, vi -ho enlisted wibi•' the I-Iunon ,Ba'ttaLca, from Clin- ton has received his discharge dren the Odd Country en account a; 121 health and expects to reicel,\*e Clic same from the military authorities at To- rionto'. and .during 'the' past tt-eek or sa be has been visitinlg his sister, Mrs. Charles Black\\eila 'of Hay 'Township. - Rev Mr. .McLeod ` 'cif St, ' Paul's Church, still contlitntu;es quite illi. He had a 'sale of pills personal effects on Saturday and inistead of keeping house \rill board while here=Mr. J,' E. iblcDonelt was in Godericlr last geek spending a few days w.ith''his brother-in-law and sister, judge and Mrs Dickson -1 J b n. Ir, Alex. Smith hem vi';,ted by a couple of ,his sons du ri 1;a the past week Ior 'so. Alex., v 10 was at one time assistant at the •..grand: 'Trunk station expects to en list. in the "near sfuture. 1Vfr. Smith's other sen William, :has taken to him- self a wife ;in. the person of Miss M. L. Coward daughter of Mr. Daniel plating Pill for Women. $5 a box. or threofor d no. sold at all Drug Stores, or mailed to any tddress on rceeiptof price..,Ti3'® SCeriELL DRUG Eo., S t. Catharines, Ontario. P-HOSPHONOL FOR MEN, itesteres Vim and litallty;for Ir, rvc'and train; increases "grey natter' •a Toole will build von up, 53 a box, or d wo for $5, at ,n storey ort :,,,mail on receipt q, ,fprhn., ^crag 5x,:,;di ,)RI;Li ,,i1t.Catharines, 1nLur. German Directing 3olshevilci. HARI3IN, Marcia 11: -,After' ap lre_ + 11niinary clash with Red Guards, re- sulting in a few casualties on both sides, Gen. Semenoff, leader of the Cossacks, has' ibrrned a new front along the Siberian Railway,' where he is endeavoring to break the Bol- shevik Contro The 1 h 7. Bolshevl ' CL alie. using heavy guns, under the direction of a Gelman officer. 000 000' Fire In ;a.,,l ar `h , - i otyn. SASI ATOON, Sask.., 1larrlr 11., H. Ashdown's wli' r etlo hard\ ate 1 house was totally derrtvoyrtrl by file Sunday r;nrniet, et 0 feas to 1;t! ,lel„n r Tri ;t..' , "•J 0'�Q `THE ' DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE Between I,0 1TR,EAL T0'R,QN TO DETROIT and CHIIC, A:G0 Unexcelled Dining Car Service. S1eepins Cars on night trains and Parlor Cars do principal day trains. p ) t Full information from Any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent, or C, E. Horning District Passenger Agent, Toronto. N. J. Dore, Agent, Exeter. Coward o:1'- + Usb;arrue. \Ir. W. 3. Dick - Sian halving disposed of his farm and stock near Walton', and being it bache- lor leas- decided 1e, come to Hensel), and make his h,ame with his brother, Thioma;s.-Mr' Win. Smith, son of M. Alex Smith left here with his bride to visit his brother; Dr, D. 1', Smith of Other-, Mich., for a few clays, be ; fore returning to their home in More tang. -Tire ladies of the Pariatic League held .a fine concert in the Tome+ Hall on ,,Friday even ng.-7frs, David Shirray lias returned from To- ronto Where slie had been visiting rel - at iV elatiV s andIrlends,-Mr, John RoudJIlle a couple miles /south, of here, sold 21 pigs ifoi• which 11e received the nice sum of .$158 - Ole' Reputation- � �w Brew HE flavor and quality of Labatt's brews have been established and maintained for more than three-quarters of a"centur3' Y b- exact and painstaking methods in malting the grain, by which the exact degree is of germine- tion infallibly obtained. And scientific brewing methods have ,Wade; Labatt's the standard of quality.. Every one of these methods is used to produce Old London Brew, Labatt's new drink with the old quality, which will beon sale at Easter time. �t JOHN L;ABATT, Limited, a •rl,i 4, ,1i'. Brewing c'ull'1GC 1832. LONDON, Ont., 4 n ,, and No.Helen .�'!t .�.''1�. tr 4_