~ Genuine Castoria Sr For Ove At6 months old FS -- 25 CENTS! 35 Dosis 35CE Eee Exact Copy of Wrapper. Yornfants and Children Mothers Know That Thirty Years CASTORIA THE CENTAUR GOMPANY, MEW YorK ciTY, r SILVER CORNERS CHEESE FACTORY STATEMENT 1914 SALES. Las, CHEESE. PRICE. AMOUNT. April 25th to May 9th............ 2280 pounds cheese at 12% $293 55 May 10th to the 23rd ............ 6399 128.........0.. 791 88 May 24th to June Sth............ 95642 ' 128... eee 1207 54 June 6th to July Qnd............ 23037 " 12 11-16 ......2992 85 July 3rd to July 18th..:......... 117443 " 12 9-16........ 1475 43 July 19th to 3lst......... eee, 92534 " WBS scccsssveane 1156 69 August 1st to 15th .............. .9605 7 BBS issvasvesc 1296 €8 August 16th to 3lst-............112364 " 15% & 15 .....1693 71 September ........... -sss-seeeeee 249844 7 14 11-16, 154.3676 49 October Ist to 17th.............. 182964 " 15 1-16........ 9002 °75 October 18th to Noy. 9th...... 142113 i 14% & 144.....2107 78 November 10th to Dec. 12th ..10975 . Cee 1618 82 146538 Lbs. cheese $ 20244 17 Rebate on cheese boxes.. .............. 2 72 Jobo Robertson, cut cheese............ 47 $ 20247 36 EXPENSES Paid patrona....s.sccccisesscvevescqpapscaeas aavacccceccaccscccovecd esencusd $ 17602 79 Cheese maker's salary, less cut cheese ................cceecceesseecsees 1426 10 Cheese boxes.... 282 72 Sundry Expenses. Telephone, postage, books, scaleboards, insurance, etc............-.. 53 33 Patriotic Fund............. cecceceevessencsseceaceees Qeteeeteeeceeeseecenaees 43 00 Cheese hauling.............::ceseee cccccecsteeceesurerenen oseceecssauceeees 42 75 Secretary's salary ........... 60 00 Treasurer and sal 65 00 Pasteurizing whey Arp Ginerexdeaeeeeses: BuecbeReeESeiRNseN Sarescneseees 54 95 Cut cheese for patrons... .......0..cccceseeees 616 65 Total disbursements . ..... ......ccecenesecceees $ 20247 29 RECEIPTS. . Balance on hand from 1913 = $ 386 13 Tbe eet casscascocccanscacavcinscascvavessncavexsasese 11 10 Valtte of cheese sicisccccccassccscvecnsasanassecerda uxsessare seovewseens 19621 80 Cut cheege......... 616 66 Rebate on cheese boxes.. ...........cceseceseececes weaees 2 72 John Robertson, cut cheese 47 $ 20288 88 Balance on hand for next year .......66 cececesecee senses ceseccceces $ 41 59 Total pounds milk...............cicccseeeeee cececescrecrereeeeeere eeveee 1648029 Total pounds cheege......... Decctceccecsceeeeecucnsececs saceseece 146538 Ayerage pounds milk to pound milk .................ccce.seeceeeeees 11 24 Average price pound of cheese 13.81 Average cost per pound cheese..................2..ceeeee ee 1.88 Average per cent of butter fat...............0.5 cececee ceeeeeeeseseees 3.44 Cheese maker's salary * 1685 19 Patriotic Fund 77 00 CALDWELL'S MOLASSES MEAL is a decided Economy and an excellent Investment-- digestible. It also puts stock in first-class condition very quick. Caldwell's Molasses Meal is 84% Pure Cane Molasses with 16% a special variety of edible moss possessing unique digestive action. Thousands of stockmen and farmers are consistent 7? users of Molasses Meal because they have proven it Si to be the best conditioner on the market. Your feed- # man likely has it. If he hasn't, it would be well werth your while to write for prices. THE CALDWELL FEED CO., nee DUNDAS, ONTARIO. Because it makes other feed more palatable and 1 mr. ee Tarr of Loga 5|paid for manufacturing cheese, $31.- Wr Jade & r, of Mani ¢ Mapes frien ip Monkton yiciniby Mrs. re ha Miss oe has been ere relatives the Maitland.' Mr. H. 'tadatsance, 16th con., has purchased @ new wood cntting ma- ahing to be run by a gasoline engine. A severe attack of sappendicites seized a nine year old daughter of Mr. William Ellacott of Silver Cor- ners recently. A consultation being held by Dr. Feguson of Ethel and Dr, MacRae of Brussels, it was consider- ed that. an important operation was immediately required and with the aid of surgical assistant from Guelph was performed. The patient was thought to be in a critical. condition, but is doing as well as could be ex- pected under the circumstances being carefully watched by the family doc- tor and an attentative nurse, Migs Brown of Monkton. Twenty Year Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Seiler of the 14th. con. Elma, were the host and host- ess at an enjoyable gathering on New Years evening it being the occassion of the anniversary of their- marriage which was performed in Berlin twenty years ago. A sumptuous dinner was seryed at at five o'clock, Messrs. H. Smith and J. Quipp being caters. The top of the cake which graced the table was the same ad'that which capped the wedding cake twenty years ago. Guests were present from Atwood, Newry, Monkton, Rostock and the surrounding neighborhood. The even- ing was spent in tipping the light fantastic to the sweet strains of the yiolins played by Messrs. Huston and Smith. Shortly before daylight the party broke up, thanking Mr. and Mrs. Seiler for the delightful time they had spent in their fine new resi- dence and wishing them many years of wedded life. ee Maitland Cheese Factory © Report. factory buildings « of Pr lay t ty Jan., 1915, a good mttandanice of ae rons being present. Wm. McClory was appointed:Chairman and J. Hammond, Secretary of the meeting The minutes of the last annual meet: ing were read and confirmed. The annual statement and audi:ors report was read and adopted which showed that 1,281,729 lbs of milk had been received at the factory in 1914 that 119,945} Ibs. of cheese had been manufactured, that the average price per Ib of milk for the season had been 1.282, that the ayerage price per lb of cheese had been 13.705, that the ayerage lbs of milk to make Ilb of cheese was 10.63. that the cost of manufacturing cheese was 149 per lh, that $15.692 79 had been received for cheese shipped and $73603 for cheese sold to patrons and $1030 had been received for interest on bank account, that $1554.25 had been 43 forinsurance on cheese, $30.00 for salesmans salary, $1.50 for audi tors salary, $1.50 for exchange fevs, $1.25 for telephone, $455.85 for hauling milk, $41.00 for boxing and delivering cheese to stution, $44 52 for pastuerizing whey, $233.76 for cheese boxes, $736.03 to patrons by cheese and $13,308.53 in cash. Hugh: McCourt was re-appointed salesman J. R. Hammond, Sec.-Treasurer and Jno. A. McKenzie, Auditor for 1915. A. Tindall, G. Hiles and T. Elllacott were re-appointed a business com- mittee for 1915. ------ ---- A number of local cases were tried at the Division Court in Listowel on Wednesday. A fine of $200 and costs against the village of Brussels was the judg- ment handed out by Judge Doyle in the John street sewer case of Kirk ys the Corporation of Brussels. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always: bears Signature of The annual meotine of the. Mait. F, ' a a. tl +38 Reaye, } Deputy-reeves} Samuel Smith : Obanniare Wm. , John Titman and Charles Vallance. : The minutes of last meeting were read, approyéd and signed by the reeve and clerk. Moyed by Coates -- IlIman -- that George Lochhead be appointed clerk of the township of Elma for the year 1915 ata salary $425.00 per annum and the sum of 40 cents for each per- son affected by an award under the Ditches and Watercourses Act for his seryices thereunder. All work in connection with Registrations, Jad- ge's court and Municipal drains extra. Moved by Smith -- Vallance--that Andrew M. Sweeton be appointed treasurer of the township of Elma for the year 1915 at a salary of $150.00 per annum and $15.00 for preparing Financial Statement, he to-furnish satisfactory security. Carried. Moved by Coates ---I]lman -- that Thos. G. Ratcliffe and Geo. L. Adams be appointed auditors to audit the of $15.00each. Carri Moyed by Coates -- I!lman--that Edwin L. Halpenny be appointed assessor of the township of Elma for the year 1915 at a salary of $90. Moved by Smith-- Vallance--that S. 8. Rothwell be appointed a mem- ber of the Board of Health and that each member of the Board of Health be paid $2.00 per day and rene eetings of Board and that the Medical Officer accounts for the year 1914 at a salary od. | 'J. M. Smith, Proprietor Phone 11-2 " Cream | Wanted. HIGHEST PRICES WILL BE PAID BY US Test every shipment. Pay every two weeks. Perth Creamery Co. Listowel, Ont Cash cheques at par. Let us send you acan. It will cost you nothing to give us a trial. Call and see us when in town or write us for fuller particulars, REFERENCE, BANK OF HAMILTON, Aldrich Bros. Managers ENTER NOW at the Listowel Business COLLEGE Thorough pr taught by Com- Teachers. For sistietas sdaren Edwin G. Matthews, LISTOWEL, ONT. of Health be paid a salary of $50.00 for making inspection of the township and $1.00 for the first mile and 50 cents for eyery additional mile while performing bis duty attending to con- tagious diseases. Moved by Vallance--Smith--that sheep valuators for the township of Elma be appointed as follows: Div. No. 1, David Edgar, 2, Jas. B. Shear- er, 3 John 8. Cowan, 4, Thos. E. Hammond, 5, Jos. L. Horn, and that they be paid $2.0u for each day en- gaged in any necessary business con- uators. . Carri -Moved by ah -- Illman -- that y-law. No... 654 appointing officers| d Officers salaries for the township at Elma for the year 1915 as now read oa third time be finally passed R-}and the reeye and clark sign the same and attach the corporate seal thereto. Car. Moyed by Smith -- Illman -- that the different wards of the township be represented as follows; Ward 1, Wm. Coates, ward 2, Wm. Scott, ward 3, John Illman, ward 4, Chas. Vallance, ward 5, Samuel Smith. Moved by Coates -- I]lman -- that the collectors time for returning the roll be extended till next meeting of council. Moved by Vallance----Smith--that a grant of $5 be made to the Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto. Moved by Smith -- IIlman -- that E. H. Swing, proprietor of the At- woed Bee te given the contract for general printing at the sum of $135. for 1915 and that 250 copies of the Financial statement and 150 copies of Abstract Statement and 300 copies of Voters' List be included in said contract. Moved by Coates ----- IIlman -- that By-law No. 652 of the township of Elma, Known as the "Beauchamp Creek and Extension drains By-law" as now read a third time be finally passed and the Reeve and Clerk sign the same and attach the Corporate seal thereto. That the Clerk: be authorized to communicate with the Bell Tele- phone Co. of Canada, requiring im- proved telephone service to the rate- payers of the township of Elma. Moved by Vallance--Smith--that the payment of accounts. Car. Moved by II]man--Vallance--that the Council'do now adjourn to meet again in the Agricultural hall, At- wood, on Saturday, Feb. 13th, at ten o'clock for general township business. GEO. LOCHHEAD, CLERK. -- The epidemic of measles that has been in the village is gradually wear- ing. away.. Only one or two cases are Now under quaranting------~-- Messrs. Lindsay Morrison and Wellington Peebles.are taking a course in the commercial! department of the Listowel Business college. services at Trinity church, Stratford, on Suoday and Mr. Robt. Hamilton, of Millbank, took Mr. Husser's work on this circuit. Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S - CASTORIA nected witlY duties of sheep val- |! the Reeve and Clerk issue orders for |' W Rev. Dr. Husser conducted the| p, J, ) SERTRAL UP ty : oe "TRNATFOND, ONT. |Ontario's Best Practical Training ; School. We have thorough cou and experienced instructors in cach oF of our three departments. Telegraphy. Our scatonies succeed and you should get or ae pee caning, Write or D. A. McLachian, "Principal. Barrister, Notary Public Conveyancer Solicitor for Bank of Hamilton Listowel, Milverton, Atwood Offices, Listowel and Milyerton Money to Loan. ' GEORGE BRAY Barrister, Solicitor Notrary Public Listowel, Ontario JOHN KESSO & SONS Are prepa'ed to buy logs and to do custom sawing in Atwood. Logs to be delivered in the G. T. R. yards north of the section house. All cus- tom logs will be cut first. ANNUAL MEETING. The Annual Meeting of the Elma Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co. will be held in the Agricultural Hall, Atwood, on Tuesday, January 26th, 1915, at two o'clock for the purpose of reeeiying the reports of the Direc- tors and Auditors, for the election of officers and any other buginess which may come before the meting. J. R. HAMMOND, Secretary. ANNUAL MEETING. The Annual Meeting of the Elma Agricultural. Society will be held in the Agricultural Hall, Atwood, on Saturday, January 16th, 1915, at one o'clock for the purpose of receiving | the Auditors' report, electing officers for the ensuing year and transacting any other business that may be brought before the meeting. Cras. VALLANCE, T.G. 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Entry by proxy may be made at any Dominion Lands Agency pa not Sub-Agent a on certain con- Duties--Six months residence upon and pila ua the land in each of three mesteader may live within =i miles of his homestead on 2 farm of atleast 80 acres, on tertain Seraripe: A habitable house is except where residence is performed in the vicinity. m..: nage districts a hom ing hes pre-em +. | quarter ection slg ie his homestead. Price $3 per acre Duties--Six months residence in each of cares ong alter earning homestead tent; also 4O acres extra cultivation. re-emption patent may be obtained as ne as homestead. patent, on certain con- tions. A settler who has. exhauated his home- stead right may take a pure a home- stead in certain districts. ce $3.01r per ace Duties--Must reside a S month in each.of three years, cultivate 50 acres and erect a house w 3 0. The area of cultivation is subject to re- re | in me bd ae scrubby or a ock may be eubsti- tu for cultiv ced under certain con- ditions V. CORY. C M. Deputy of es Bingen of the eects N B.--Unauthorized publication of t of this advertisement will not be paid for.--64388 J. CECIL HAMILTON Barrister, Conveyancer Solicitor for Imperial Bank of Canadas. Money to Loan Office--Main-st,, Listowel, next to Dr. Foster, dentist. D. A. KIDD, M. D. Main-st., Atwood, Ontario Physician, Surgeon Accoucheur, Coroner Executiye Officer of Board of Health 7 Specialties-- Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases of women and children.