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H Si ‘1. Ud I UNUSUAL BARGAINS in A BRAHAH m IIE AND We will give a absolutely Free To every person purchasing Three Dollars worth of Goods in our Store on Saturday, April and. Square Pianos &Organs Remember this offer is for Saturday only. one Broom to each customer. _ When selling our famous pinno: and player pianos. we often take so part payment a and piano or organ. These instruments are thoroughly overhauled by our own wnrknwn and are put in first- class shape. It is theduty 01 our Mail Order Department to soil these irvrtrumertta. Just at prnwnt we hay? a very large number of the and all octave organ. music pinnos. upright punou and player pianos Which we are oat-ring at remarkably low price. and on the ancient terms Every instrument " guaranteed to be oxutly " represented. You are just. as side- in buying om- by mail as if you came in and picked it out yourself Ne my:- below I few organ mud squan- piano harwsht" which are real snaps If you don't see just what you want mail “a the coupon and tell no the kind of in- atrnmcnt you w mt and about. the price you want to pay. We will immediately wnd you a big “at to rhooso trout. Write Us 10-day. _ . " a...» “Lac"... a... nun ah]? ,rou. géééeseeeeeeesaeeeeeseeee: W CENTRAL DRUG STORE," (f, iili- 565,101: anti. the ”IIIION-Fivv octave organ, dark walnut cu Inn-dc pocket, nhdmz hll hoard. lump stands.l in. Coupler. Forte, Viola. etc. Grand organ a tine little instrumvm with a very sweet tone 'tArtN--Fiveocte"' ovum. oil tiurshed walnut case. high top with mlrrnr. tmdmtrtauttortrd. hwl)1"'pd. including Vox Humans. Forte, (‘ouplarm etc. Grand otgan and knee swell. Has been put In Der- feet, orupr by our own expert und han at lovely tone. Prior $11... "rrr--Frre octave organ. walnut cant). handsome high top with qur..r. sliding lallhonrd. music dwk with place for keeping music. l-omp stands. has 11 smpi Including Vott Huununa. Ban and Trphlg Couplers, etc. Grand Organ and knee uerl. This murmur-Ht. has .n gluon“! mm- and would be an ornament in any parlor. oeit,t ”I mu ror, sliding [Mir-u lump sandal. In; ll a couple n, elc. Gram: an ohm-mt tone and speck! at...... .....1 apocmlu...... ...... w......'.'"""" "qtaqaS--Bix octave walnut piano cased organ, rail top with mirror, sliding fallhonrd. throw plain patwls with 09mm: swing music dull. lamp minds. has 10 stow including Vox Hunmnn, 8m and Treble Couplers, Forte, etc. Grand 0mm and Rumours-ll, mouse prool pedals. Ban a vow rich ton» and has liven thorn-tank ovorhaul'd in our own workshop. Special bargain at . . .. " " umlDGI-Six och-w organ, piano cum-d model mahogany tlttinh. tmdiott lullhoatd automatic full length muslc desk. I“. ll "opts.' including Forts', Bus mud Trehle Couplers. Molodla. Viola, etc. Hrand Organ and knee swans. mouse pron! pedals. A - in. strument with a very sweet tone. Price...” ... . .. .... - BEM, Six octave orgam. piano eased Moan. rosewood finish, rail top with minor sliding tnllbourd. three plain panels in top door, lamp stands, has ll atopa including an Humana, Forte. Hus and Treble Coupling. Molodia. no. Grand organ And kttee swell. Thin in a make of organ. known all over the world and [us had vary mm mm and Is a uplandid hargllin at ..,... . . . .... .. .. . . . . $71.“ ----- --__- s, ----- _:....,. “inulu ftrGuhod Inga. .ae.N.'"". â€"--. - - _ mirror, sliding unheard. throw music dosh. lamp ntnuds. has 1 Bass and Treble Couplors. Forte, mouse prool pedals. Ban a vory nvorhaul'd in our own workshop w.. V ., You -ti Jllvys , ttr.uY3.', (ml IIIOILK $731333: Ekrvl'd In". [ml '" keyboard. is in perteet order, Human! & ct-ee'".,'.'.., mum-d legs, can ved ter, overstrung scale. 7 our and tout h. has been t and is ousted special " Easy Organs gnusglughr; mos an " ' a Payment and 83 per month: over Terms 850. 88 Cash and a per month. _ V HEINTZMAN HALL Heintzman & Co., Limited The J. D. Abraham 193196.197 Yonge Seeds Seeds fleeds)'i..l, w........-"-'-'" - - -- V m CENTRAL DRUG smut; .i..'i.iiiii,,i,i,i,i, e I"!!- ... an _-_"-----.-" T-------------- A" =-----" ""'""" Itt max __ m an: Red Clover Mammoth Red Clover Alsike Alfalfa and at Lowe Timothy Seeds Prie Come in and see us on Saturday and get a Broom Free Organs tutd2Phrt, tt.-trqunre grand, handsnma'nnk rosewood on". -d IvrP, with two pounds, full metairruurte.lorttt 7 octave keyboard. has genuine Hointzmnn who been ttrorougttly overhauled in our own can"; St... TORONTO better choice we csn give you you -Square piano. nicely finished rose- twl maul tramp. over strung scab, 7 out“. order. has a oweet tuna and " a bargain at ' . I-IAI - 35c Broom Terms, C --9- "er?'eRr"rrrtr A 9 - ileintzman & Co., Ltd. Please mail me complete list of bargain instruments. 1 saw your ad in the DURHAM Rn- VIEW of April lat. Name Address alum! (use, high top with stands. has 9 "topt'. includ~ organ and knee swell. A rel tone and a. busty: a: Cat out and Mail ash or Produce at Lowest ii, Prices , Only . $195.00 $39 no $tirgttit $1.00 For " years Clerk One of the oldest residents cl Grey County disappears in the death of Mr David Allan Sr, Clerk of the Township ol Egremont and a resident of Holstein for matte years. Mr Allan was born 73 years ago at Orr in the South ot Scotland and came to Canada " an early age with his parents who settled in Grey Co. on new land which was known as the Queen 'g bush. While Mr. Allan helped his inner clear the land he found time to qual- ity as a sehool teacher and in.order to try for his teacher: certificate, he walked from his father‘s farm a little above the village ot Holstein to the town of Owen Sound by noon. It was such actions " this that char acterixed Mr Allan’s whole life, in fact he was in active harness up to 3 or 4 months before his death. Noth- ing seemed to tire him, nothing was 5 too much trouble whether for his family, neighbors, church or town- l ship. - " . ., ._---. “.41., -m 'DIP- Many of his former pupils will long remember the patience that he exercised in the school room with the result that it gave them a solid foun- dation to fit them for the duties ot manhood and womanhood Some of his former pupils that have become prominent are: Hon Geo. Brown, Lieut. liGovernor of Saskatchewan i) [ Mr F. D L. Smith, assistant editor oll, Toronto News and Dr. Watefieu1 of Charlotte, North Carolina. Mr Allan taught school for over 30 years and since giving up his school work he has acted as Clerk of the Tp ot Eg- remont discharging his duties in the same conscientious manner that cha . acterized his whole life. THE LATE DAVID ALLAN, He was an active member of the Presbyterian church and also a very strong temperance worker. Hrs aim in life was not no much to make ma tonal gains as it was to live the life of & consistent Christian and follow in the steps of the Master. No one will ever know the work Ir. than did in the way of helping the widows and orphans who were left in his care for the handling of their estates not so much for any material benefit bat from a strict sense of duty. He leaves behind his widow, three; sons and two daughters ; David on the home farm; Isaac, accountant Maxwell Motor Co. ' Detroit '. James of Harriston ', Mrs W J Robertson at Toronto and Lena at home. Three of his brothers that are living are ; Johu, Dromore t Wm, Lie :nse Inspec- tor and Thos, Principal of Durham High sehoo1.-Com. _ , V Laid to Rest The funeral ot the lute David Al in on Friday last was very lsrgely‘ attended, the deceased having been one ot the most well known men in the township. It was a bitterly cold day end made were bad, yet there was s representstion from most parts ot the township, and some ir'om ed- Joining municipalities. Quite s num- ber viewed the remains at the house, but the greet bulk gnthersd " the Presbyterian church. where service was held. The township council were on hand and other township "lttialtt, Collect- ors. Assessor. Tressurer. Auditors. c. The school was dismissed tor the si- ternoon and msnv ot the children were {resent Matty of the elder ones w o tilled tus,ehursh hid been pupils of disused in meshing dsys. . " ,, -'---- _-n sh. hnnh of Geo. “Hill-Wu an“..- __7 - and Jr. séd C. Rumage of Durham. Among beautiful floral offerings were: tb pillow from Mr and In John Browg t.t.d he!!! and one “'03) duuu Dunn: can -. ---'_ Holes-in Public School ; wreath- from “and Mn Robertson. Toronto, tron: lune Allen and We. Detroit, from Mr Porter Ind tron Mm Bride. Palmer-ton. the Inter lurmerly I teacher who bonded vim Mr and Mn Aon. Rev. Dr, lamb. decenned’e pastor and Rev. ttr [hem of the Methodist church module. rho -ieesa, the _ Inner taking the sermon. Dr. Mann. le,rttar huh unread 'rom Bermuda. Mn Allen. Rev. Dr, lush. deoeued’e pastor and Rev. It Ibbott of the Methodist church conducted the -uesa, the letter taking the amen. Dr. Mar-h. only “My returned ’rom Bertnttda, not being quite huge“ in behlth yet. Dr. In“ read the 90th Palm and announced thet the three hymn to he no. momma-mun by do- main, "The node (an: Jhtt 'llhE'l .'s, Aiiki GG'; "and as My ' m . C tt we 1,9wa In end "m e! Ann. Rev. Mr mm spoke (for. , Sum. 19: 18, " and then went over B ferry hoe: was"! the King's nelso- bold tf Under three beetle. the River, the But. no Pang-nee. he preached to excellent amen-e. Jordan bed been» typicel of death, all meet an: “we would be . he; sitstt,tey iiiiiiTukForuydrnt1"t in M dti, "MM" alt tttrw "HEWg Allan helptd his father of Egremont Tp. m“; '% V ,, I Fre' “a. 'r'ii'titltt ic1ti,,sttllic,, t'-' 5.3a» norm. maybothe bank behind whlch m river rolls." Be warned satin-c millet-once quoting the poet’s Hue " nu men think all men morul but " nu men tt themtolveu." Out King kept a flees of boats; the" van a yummy In dying as well u ln living oxperloncea. Causal ma salvation was a gale ferry boat apec~ la! grace. Divine presence were oth- ers. David in the shadow said " I ,rill ' no evil for thou am. with me." John Weslev on the brink mid ”Beat ot all God is with as." This. laid the speaker. had been the “any, boat of deceased. Other boats 'mentioned were Goud Hope and Heavenly Vialon. The passengers were the King‘s household and only then). fuel not to belong to them. He [nude a fine uposzxopue to deceased " one of the Raye! household, IpOKe of his usetul- - . . ' . -2--.. t., .I... L.-. "VJ "f" -'--'--'"' -. um. his piety, his baring in the last day: an ho bad Visited him and hem "trashed by his faith Ind tsonfitr. once. ' Rev. Dr. Marsh was and to see Council and otrttfula recognize the will! at their colleague. was glad the school bell was silent. It was listing that service should be in the church for him, who in lite had been uuuwu "" nun, "nu Au ...e ..__i. _--__ w faithful. Some people rarely in church in lite, expect to have remains in church at death. Y -ry impressive- ly he reminded them that to die is a sunple mater, to live ii no; so any. Lite is a. green thing and it rightly lured death wee easy. All the family were brought to- gether by the event the firqt time in thirteen years. Mr and Mrs Allsn were almost 46 years married. Mrs Allan was a daughter of the late) lush Sterrstt, at one time well known in the township. Deceused‘s brothers William and Thomas N re present, bat act John a hose health is not rug- ged at present. Juhit's Im-in-isw. ‘Mr Walt r Liane. was present and oitigiated as one of the pail beersis. the when being deceased’s brothers Wm. and Thos., his sons David and James and sonic-law Mr Robertson. a?” ttttttteel????.'.'!'.',", ELocAL AND PEM0llllil.ti V, -"l‘- ....- . -_i--"-'" Special Easter servlces are to be held in the Presbyterian church on Sabbath. The.evetut)g servnce will be Illustrated by limelight. Mrs. Jas. Main of Hagetsville at. tended the funeral of the late Mr. Allan and is also visiting her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs Moore. Mr and Mrs Mather arrived at Hal. man Thursday of lass week and are now busy settling in their new home on the 12th can. We welcome them to our community. ' Messrs A. Hutchison and A. F. White of the Construction Supply Co. of Toronto are in the village in ttgs interests at their Company, se- eiriutrtimber for the new Welland Canal. When in néed oi wallpaper call on H. Allingham. “The funeral of the late Mr. David Allan was largely attended. Else. where a full notice Will be given. T Miss Isabel Elder of Nenngh, daughter oi Mr, Hugh Elder, died Sunday oi heart trouble. _ New lines of Spring _ Hats and Caps for Men and Boys at Leith'a. - is, lion. Geo. Brown of Regina, who has been quite ill With diphtheria 19, we are glad to hear recovering. A letter was received by Mr. W. J. l Sharp from Dr. Andrew'Seinr who' is now in England preparing for 21,'l " the front. He expects to sail very soon for the Dardanelles and from there he will go direct to the frontier of Austria. His company would have been on the way by the tune, but have been delay ed by having to trnde their horses for mules. Dr. berm reports the weather very mild just now in England and people are busy putting in their gardens. p Highest prices paid for produce at H. A11titgtiatu'is. Mr. C. Ramsge, Durham attended the funeral of the late David Allan, l Friday last. l Mr. Geo. Calder is doing a rush- ing busmess these days shipping umber for the Wellsnd Canal. In connection with the Methodist Church, Holstein. the pastor Rev T. H, Ibbott, will deliver a special' Easter message next Sabbath morn- ing. These-mil also be Easter music tor the occasion. Mr. Geo. Swanston left Tuesday afternoon on a business trip to the West. He expects to be away only a couple of weeks. Mr. Roy Dickson has started in the tinsmithing business in Durham. We wish Roy success. Rev T. H. Ibbott received a letter from his ucond son, Walter T. Ibbott of the 13rd butailion. They have arrived safely on the other aide end are in good trim prepared to meet the chem). Their boat wan protected on the way an: by H. M. _ -- e, ___ -- "-- A-....-., tT. Essex. a cruiser and two destrOy-' era. At the place where he is eta-l noned he reports that " 1.30 a. m. l they had rations of meat served them, I the tirat meal for 13 hours. On the voyage they caught a German spy on the GIMP. He had enlisted in Canada and was caught giving sig- nalo through a port hole. It Wal- ter Ibbott report. the has "all [t ex- cellent tenth and well prepare " - Hem them . Much is gummy going out like I hon. _ _ -- "We no any to report tUt Mrs FIN-35m in on no lick lint again, bu hope to but of hee musty noon. Danna. nsmw ORCHARD mm m be the hulk“ t, Unrnam atteuueu """"’v e late David Allan,‘ Robb-- Gordon-That an order‘ ‘be drawn on Treasurer in favor er is doing a ,u,h_!of King Edward Sanitorium, re cue days shipping l Herb. McLean, a patient, for ellund Canal. i, twenty-eight dollars for the month with the Methodist i of mstiruair--Carried. , ‘geeungt‘: Egg-ill Resolved ttet tliefo)1.owing ac- text Sabbath mum counts be paid: Clerk's quarter all “so be Easterl salary, $50.00 l C. Raniangc §on asiott. ipnnting, $47.25 ', Mumctpal tnaton left Tuesday World $3.78; John MoGrath. “Sign. trip to the I use of Counoi room, $2.00: Court- meet: to be away cillors pay sheet, $15.00. Mr thtoti Boy " ensued n In Douglsa' for the summer months. Mr Bud In Finder visited n J no. Ocebard'a. Holstein. on. dar Int week. méim I number of the neighborl ut- tended Me D. Allm'o funenl on Fri- day. Misses Florence and Barth. Folk- mghom returned home from Toronto Saturdny. . ”Mrs bouglu Arent s few (in): he: week visiting friends in Durham. Holstein, March Mth, 1915 Council met March 27th. Min- utes adopted. U - - Resolved that the Council wish- 1 es to place on record the great 1 loss that this municpality has sustained in the removal by death of our esteemed and effieiottt _ clerk, Mr David Allan. Mr Al- lan has occupied the onerous po-l, sition of Township Clerk of this Mupieiptlitr for the long period of thirty-two years and in all this time there has been the greatest harmony prevailing between Council and Clerk. The Town- ship's interests were paramount in his thoughts and in all respects his duties were faithfully and ef- l fieiently performed. To his wi-l dow and family we would extend our deepest sympathy in this hour of separation and would pray that Grace may be given to each to bear this Dispensation of Prov- dence and that a kind Father may be their strength and stay at this time. Gordon-W Ferguson - That the communication of James Robb, claiming 3 days road work for road through his fields, be re" ferred back to Pathrmrster.---Car. Robb-l A 1rertruson--Tlyyt, the I communication from Mr I J Han- nigan, Secy. of the Radial Rail- way Union of Ontario, re mem- bership fee, be filed and the clerk be instructed to write Mr Hanni- gan when we may expect a sur-i vey in answer to our petition of ‘ February 14th, 1914.--Carried. _ Roblr--w Ferguson-That the request of J .W. Hunt, asking this Council to accept his resignation as Police Village Trustee, be laid \over till next meeting of council. --Carrissd. T W Ferguson --.. Gordon-That the Clerk be instructed to send the award re Groat's ditch back to Engineer to have it corrected. -Carried. T Comr J A Ferguson reported J as. Lewis discing' road on con 2 and 3, from lot 29 to lot M, cost- ing $4.00. itw, -W Ferguson-That Comr J A Ferguson’s report be adopted and order granted-Carried. Comr W Ferguson reported Robt Baxter 40 rods wire fence at lot 12, con 22, $8.00, arranged for by Coinr MeRobb, 1914. Gordon-Robb-That Comr W Ferguson report be adopted.--Ctsr J A Ferguson --W Fergusbn-- That tin order be drawn re Treas- urer in favor isrkihg Edward Sanitorium, re Herb. McLean, a patient, for thirty-one dollars.--- Carried. By-Law No. 299, authorizing the Reeve and Treasurer to bor- row money was passed, signed, &e. Robb-W Ferguson" That we accept Mr Wall's resignation as Sanitary Inspector.» Carried. Robb-W Ferguson ---That we accept J W Hunt's tender for making tile.--Carried. W Ferguson-J A Ferguson- That we now adjourn to meet on June lst as a t'ourt of Revision and ask for applications for a Clerk and Sanitary Inspector and other business . - Carried. Flour & Feed Prices at our Mill The ttTU?',',',!', are very low and the g a will not last long. thtt yours while they last. Egremont Council L B. Nicholson CORN, good dry American, o....."..".,..........) percwt. MIXED CHOP 1.50 " BRAN............. 1.40 " SHORTS......... 1.50 " Molasses Meal. 1.90 " All Grades of mia.......,. ..........3.75 to 3.90 per sack BAVID ALLAN, Clerk. Social (atr-Banquet The young people of this progra- Iive little village end surrounding country bended together under the ehove heading, for mutual pretirt, pleasure end proficiency. in public exercises. fittinttlg cloeed e new tul winter neuron. by holding e moot creditable banquet in the fine com- modioue hell " Droniore on Fridey evening last, atith inst. when - 51 members out of a total of 55 grued< the boards on this festive occasion ( The meetings throughout the winter have been devoted to debates. spelt. ‘ing matches, interspersed at intervals with eolos. recitetione. readings and - e x L__!.I... "It'll w-vu .--.-_-.-__. -"_ _ l ammonium.“ of a elem and ham“ character finishing up as above But. ed with I most commendable enconno ging and salutary emcient runner. in (tendon Geddes. Pres of the Mr. Gordon Geddes, Pres of the 1 Society. acted in the capacity of t toaatmaater and called upon first as i loyal subjects. the toast of the King. I which was duly honored as Dminore can well do by singing the National l Anthem. The next toast was one . (to the "Empire" replied to " some I length by Messrs W. H. Hunter and 1 and Wilfrid Huggins. the latter a l popular young man about a year out 3 from the base of the Empire and well qttalsfied to sound its praises. Ilsa l Georgina Hay in fine voice sang ‘For King and Country', Mr John McBeth through his fine gramophone con- tributing "Rule Britannia." The "Allies" and their success was spoken to by John Eccles and Jas. M Allan very appropriately. A quar tette "Song of the Allies" was also contributed by Misses Georgina Hay _ and Eitie Hustle and Messrs W Find- lay and W. Braggins while a phono- graph selection, the Russian and Bel. 1 I gran National Anthems fittirtg1y) l finished this must. I The “Club" was duly toasted and . replied to by Messrs Wallace Findlay . and Nelson McGuire, speaking of its ' Successes in the past and its bright prospects in the future. a hopelul - l element running through both speech- iiiGUrirryitiir Z salutary impression on the youthful mind by such meet- ings as has been held. A _ mt,, -- “A. “Canada." its fame, standing nun magnificent proportions were fullv brought out by Messrs Joe Dixon, R Taylor and Arch, Clark, the latter in a recitation “The man thath born in Canada beneath the British futr. , Miss Beenie Bunston very titttrigly closed this toast by that grand anth- em "Oh Canada, " . i "The Boys at the Front" were Utad. ied and upheld eloquently by Messrn‘ Edgar Renwick and lurrav Flndllv. ltwo lads home for the week end from High School. Their clever speech- ee were freely commented upon and gave fine satisfaction. an earnest of whet may yet be in store for them. Mr W Braggins possessing the talent of song so well as speech. gnve here the ' Soldiers of the King" in good baritone voice. trkiuksiryisswusisxgairigssaoatl= was: a _ " Are you open to Conviction , Can ga, be Convinced , Many people think it impossible to find a first- olass General Store in a town of tins size. There is one here however, and if you will come and see us we can satisfy you of the feet. We have a large and first-thas stock of at Droimre 973/ foods and Tross Soods (Prints, 'tFlint, flaunt/4', are. We buy direct from the largest wholesale houses sud manufacturers in the country for cash, and are enabled to get the lowest, prices. We are not paying enormous expenses in rent, clerk lure, city axes, eto., and can sell goods It reasonable prices. We have a tiae selection of CROCKERY AND GLABSWARE. Also a. complete stock of F Family trade is especially solicited. Your patron- ego is always appreciated and will have our but utention. HIGHEST PRICES FOR ALL PRODUCE its fame, studio; 1311 a. d C r kro Are 3/021 "reiudieed ? J8oots d JIM“ frooejie's FT ;Ph2t1gi','l'z, De BIO“. tbmgts not ates-h " 'i,ririrrviHittyee. ten to be in all com at nulls. ew? celled himself in I he ”and at good length. bringing out my mintl at its invaluable superiority points ot its invaluable up...” in the put and its tt ”latest work " the meant. r. lac Weir added " quota to thia iimt 'tte of which we all feel so proud. a. P. Luster recently arrived from Battle- ford here gave "I‘m a varyin‘ for you" in as sweet a voice an ever. "Our Guests" were replied to try learn I . KcBeth. PrieHilie, John Katie ot Fort Francis and In Lit. ster, the latter contributing a neat little speech. __-.-,' in The . I L'ulcll w‘l‘r -..- _-_" the well known tender mercie- of lam Jae which. Ju Banno- end Theo Weir, who bore splendid evi- dence of the entrancing wilel ot the fair sex though not _ yet toetttrmte enough themeelveo to - the elus- ive chance. the latter an; "Roemin‘ through the gloomin“ in a manner indiutive of the joys he he: experi- enced therein. Auld Lang Syne brought ton sue. mum an“ at r n = one of the best Auld Lang Syne brought ton auc- ceuful close " t a an, one of the best out of the many tine nodal eventa that has been held hen. It in put- posed to form into a Patriotic Soci- ety for the mama: month. Let n hope that nt the next banqnet the "Press” reptesentative will not be "rmitted. Abundance of good pro- _ visions were provided. The Drnmou Bunch ot Women‘- Institute will hold their monthly meeting in Rum" Hull. Drown", on WPdnleay afternoon, April 7th, " hot” pa". two. Pulp"! mll beckon by In A. Henry on " Value of Vege- ubles in the diet " not! " Choose dish. " and their preptnuonl " by Mrs R, Renwitk. Br. Rott cutt--Wmts on Houseeieanimr. Those who are knit- jting socks tor the soldier! will place l bring them to uaitoseetitttt if poo-able. Alum those who wish to “to the La- The ' “Ladies" 'er, diem' iiiise Journultor another year. kindly bring the money to (hit meet. Ing. " utter May Ist, it " be " cu. Mr Arthur Both". of Popla Hill. who ttsts heen touching in S. B. No. l for Almost um yen-u. upsets to leave this Tuesday Mtrretooet for But. The Lndleo' Auxllluy lewd having their Innnlhly muting " the home of Mr. John Leith, Wed, Inch tttst. Mr Milton Nelda-cc returned from ( Woodstock but. week. ‘ Mr Alex Slurp. Hunpdea, cm a lgnnd supply of wood foe Jun. Morice and Geo. Sharp Int. B sturdny with his gnsoline engine and CI' in; machine. The Hunt»: have changed “lo-W Clark M tetwher for the coming your. Opposite the H ulsuln Baden with only convenience. Apply to hoary Reid. Bolutein NORTH-EAST NORMA NBY House to Run! out! ate Mr'""' a- i. . he Int-III" ”A! W" out - val-cable “I'M" in tft, M‘ seat. r. In Weir l to this tiam 'te.' ot Id IaIIOIId- N. P. 1915 VOL. Owen Sound will build. - inn rirk [hit cum-per. " Iileitio mttimated will can It can he built arm-mom immediately ton“! ot the: “at". 1 This but been “the: no oal, [on llnemnningofup. “and an! of the (can. Inn at" Inplev, but the “a. in In I quunmy, and - J'd7) .m-eutnluxury. I! in now ei " 01.75 per uni. 1 “‘ Sweeping Victory for Dr M . the heading m a recent Fort piper announcmg the rc-cle Mayor of this old 19urttatmtc, elected by " In January last w.“ t15 ndemonnrntion by I At the tstnttdme ot bound Cello-ginn- to, u Cl... l Handing In M, “uh Lain, Greek. M W, T _ 35,, Tr: -..e __ . V£;~;.=a-OP| the b tet If fa tt tn b Mttrck of Rum nuw M It ll d to I)?" or " “I o no‘ ice u d many tl N! ‘I'merly their new hr put in 1 imhly mum Jous A. (iltAllAI. Copel- thew " I the mom! W Clo! eve-ina- W Gi mane you, we M mm m M“!- ulc- nduu “I " mm m Tl di6h oont an rank " " I‘m th the Prion itle sch: tl pl: Try The ran" 3 at, wt lung um unwed n he chair. under ttt J, D, Abraham. " Be in “in " by mun: arc-vice and a hard .. " Mrs A I no "not. Bev m. mu from I nu! know hm H M d "or uml rural: d h In " " " h " hn tt It rt Id Ind ttttdet In. nee .rpll” an d curtat8" ring hold at tU will Mo ll qittrettat m M edfor nu uigl " In! chum ty Ab he tht " I" It ht Ill mu ml, new 3m “d