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J JEMENT Mrs A Dike an- engagement of their daughter Mary Eva lo of Mr and Mrs the ma i February fc marriage to take FOUND 1 purse containing money ban have same by calling at Office and paying for LEAGUE Regular weekly meeting o League was held on Ay evening in charge of the nahip Depl Miss Ruth dnwas in chair read he Scripture Job Mrs Education and Ilev Roy Gray sang a j attendance was good next week will he in Miss v Keswick I fi COMPANY Meeting of Aiders of the Ml Albert Company limited was n their Room on Fri- afternoon last The follow- elected a Board of Di- for the ensuing year fen Geo HammeU Pees Moore M Main fe Manager and J A Hopkins Davidson Stokes Graham Thos Watts and John he annual i3eiingof the Ml art Company was in the Telephone Board on Monday evening Jan and was fairly well attended ports showed the finances to be Kin a flourishing condition The I following were elected to const the Board of Directors for khe ensuing year D id John Crone Amos v Keeper Ross H Rolling Ed Thos Watts J D Row- and Byron Stiver At a meet ing of the direolors the following Officers were elected By- ton Sliver Secretary J Row and Treasurer H Ross ION MILITARY MEDAL and Mrs Albert Jones residents of Mt Albert Living to Owen Sound a few ago and the following in the Owen Pound mes will he of interest to their Several real changes have lifeji place lately Mr Arthur roy has purchased house and lot from Mr Jewell and sold the house to of the having a lot on the Lake Front from Mr and he intends to move the house upon it before the snow goes if possible Mr intends to build a new resi on the Jewell lot and reside thereon I the Annual Meeting- of the Presbyterian Church held on Tuesday last Rev Hamilton of Stilton West presiding the financial statement was presented by the Treas urer very favorable balance on hand The reportsof the several organizations presented in each case a nice balance on hand shown The Board of manae- for this year Messrs red Cowiesoh A liurkliolder Henry Manning Watson Merlon Shaw and Samuel Mttfer Members of Session Samuel Miller- Watson Merton A Clerk of Session W A nban Robert Organist- Mrs Assistant Miss Clark A ver- vote thanks was ten dered the Ladies Aid for their very successful work during las year An old fashion Tea Party and En tertainment will be given by the Sunday School in the Hall and Church on Thursday evening Feb Presbyterian ladies re known far and near for me good nwsaJs they put up and they Intend to make this one better than ever Everyone come and have an enjoyable lime Mr Henry Manning has bought Mr BUY NOW the coal bin The Annual Meeting 6 f the InaS hehad Society was held looks as if the Rooms on Saturday teres l taken in the work the but- acres i is ton Fair must be pro- cistern Minutes of last driving J i 1 orchard acres fall whet soil clay loam brick house rooms cistern furnace bankbarn tieup head of cattle pen hen School miles Rural mail J who the young man was judging from who called and attendance and the acres workable balance bush and acre she walk teres taken in the work the Tlie of Sharon Commissioner We understand Norman Crone is a Meeting and Financial State- j and Price pointed police countable- road by Secretary and MIL FROM RAVEN8HOE The boys had better be careful The latter was most ACRES j- Mi- and Mr attended to present All workable acre of orchard house rooms goou a sale at Toronto one day last week to think that the Fair could he view from house bank barn tieup horses and it and they both some alive under the most stren- Of cattle driving house hog pen hen house school mile worth pigs and bred heifer They know thin- when Ifjeygo sale L Crest Where to Get a Perfect Klsa The Keswick girl bows her head her pretty lips Then in a firm things- And sips and sips and sips The Hone girl with a hungry look Arid tightly fastened eyes Snatches her kisses like a closing book Then right about turns and flies uous conditions of war timeand this year to- show a balance on hand of The Directors and rural mail and telephone Price IN KING TOWNSHIP everyone in connection certainly workable balance bush and pasture acres orchard deserve great credit A number loam good water frame house rooms bank barn tieup 6 horses cattle driving house hogpen hen house silo School 40 rods miles from Newmarket Price ACRES FOUR MILES FROM took aore workable balance bush and pasture acre orchard with the determinations to soiI cla frame house brooms cellar cistern Barn 50x30 of very interesting and in true speeches were many present following officers wore Rev preached tfvery able Cecil Grants farm better known sermon Sunday iny friends here Still Owen Sound boy has been warded a Military Decoration for xavery in- the Great War word received yesterday that Clarence A Tones son of Mr and Mrs A St had been awarded Medal for the exceptional work While in charge of raidinc ynear Valenciennes lie on to the Methodist Church last evening the subject being War and Gospel Communion will be observed at this church next Sun day evening the service commencing at The Fanners Club meets next Sat urday night The chief subject for discussion is Corn At the close of the general meeting the Sheep Breeders will have a meeting The union prayer service and bible study is growing in interest and at tendance Rev the new Christian minister is taking well with the con gregation and Is a good mixer A large number of Methodist men are planning lo attend the Banquet at on Monday night Quite a lot of slokness around our burg again Mr Morton is laid up rheumatism Mrs A Crittenden is quite sick and Gladys has flu Miss Morton has been quite sick but Is on the Quite number of friends spent a pleasant evening at the home of Mrs Cook in honor of Mr Cooks birthday Mr Marritt is busy clipping cattle these days Skating is all the rage on the lake Mrs Percy Cole is visiting at her brotherinlaw Mr James Cole Mr and Mrs Morton took a trip to the city Miss Mitchell spent a few days with Mrs Vv Winch of Bel haven as and The Baldwin Breezes Breezes are not blowing much week Tin Owls breath lias I with years A 4 A- over ago and has been in anne about months some Of heaviest Lhinu of the war including Amiens Arras gCanibral and the perpetual insirtee last He host of friends here who will be delimited to hear of honor been won him and will him on the conferred noon biro Con- to him and ore cordially ex- J Mrs Hogs and Miss the funeral of tin late ir in Toronto week Mr Clifford Of was in town last Davidson Monday from a few days visit friends In the city Mis Nellie Shields of Toronto out spend Sunday in n at the borne of Mr Frank iMrs of Toronto is at the home of her parents Mr and Geo fthe and alftler Mikh Roma were both ill but are recovering Nellie Dike returned on Saturday from Toronto where an operation for at Urn General Hos- Mr J Rowland in went and in aeourlnf a ticket to hear i ill Mr Leslie Brooke of Toronto wpentthe weekend at the borne f his father Mr Brooks Mr the lck Ibis week Robertson la ettil poorly and has been for Mr has been to the with stomach Rouble for Vera Dike Is confined lO bed owing lo an accident to her by falling on It Is to be hoped she will so recover Rev Dr Samuel former I General JAsembly and of Central Church for years at the age of this out goon as he can muster a cup full of wind you can calculate on a great blow Just a item or iwo to whirl your appetites Our Jeff has Just arrived borne from where be has been playing at war Though he was not in the scrapping with the he got a very Idea of the terrors of war lb nine months in Like millions of others who grossed the great herring pond he was obliged to pay to Neptune and no found that mal- demr is the sickest kind of sickness and like of his men and abroad be fell a victim blonde presume tie left his heart with the Girl I be- hind me Mr Leslie if Saskatche wan is siting his parents Mr and Mrs Crittenden Some of our hero boy report thai are In and that Kaiser is like a mad I guess mad all right Things havent gone suit him The return and Loral to French is an to the Kranky Kaiser Hood doou Aunt has turn reliirned from the city on Monday evening She was re ceived with Joy She Is beloved by some of this neighborhood for her beautiful temperament and chaste character The wise man got home his mxl wood before the thaw Our cold period Is due about March The slavery period the Is current rumor hat Uncle Owl under painful necessity of a wellknown wood cutter to that he was lacking In the finer elements of a gentleman Inas much is he was tricky In his dealings and not man of his word Accord ing to opinion there Is not only one but half a dozen who need to be close ly watched in a vood deal Is at his darn re pairing and gelling ready to build a cement wall BOOB as possible Robert Moore Homestead intends moving in the spring Mr Robert Bond of who has been visiting old friends for a few days relumed home last Tuesday Mrs James has been in for some days owing to the continued illness of Mrs J Milne and Miss There will be service in the Pres byterian Church as usual next Sabbath Feb 2nd at a m Stop I Lis fen I What do you think The young ladies of the Bound To Win Class are having a Skating Party on the rink on the evening of Wednesday Feb Sandersons will be In at tendance and will render its most fascinating skating music Mind you a quarter will admit you on the rink for a 2hour skate including a dainty with J lunch to be served in the basement of the Methodist Church at 1015 p Skating from to only Come one come all The Fanners Club have organized as follows President G Hill Frank Milne Buying Secretaries Fred A Smith and Milton Six Directors The first regular meeting will be held Monday evening Feb 3rd In teresting subjects as shipping live stock twine and other supplies will be discussed A good attendance Is expected The Methodist Mission ary Society are holding a Ban quet in the church basement here on Monday for the purpose of arousing missionary enthusiasm Dr COll the General Secretary will be the chief speaker ami Rev E Black Chairman of the Bradford District will also give an address Musical selec tions will be contributed by Keswick and appointments Ttie M here Is providing the repast al a plate and it Is hoped that the friends of the cause on the circuit will endeavor be present Mr Norman is busy here week his buzz saw Mrs Is spending a week in City with her sister Mrs lamer Master Muncey entertain ed a friends at a birthday parly on Wednesday evening Mrs of Toronto Sunday her- her fathers Mr Wm Knvanagh Wanted A few Government planks to tramp mi Instead of mud and J lush gl the Post rjwt irl lias a way of in a soulful clinging way She lakes thats just a load of hoy her big I The girl a herself And carefully takes off her hat Then grabs a man in a frenzied way terrier grabs a rat The Aurora girl says never a word Oh shes gentle timid anil tame But she grabs guy by the bark the neck And gets there just the same- of But if you want a perfect kiss That will set your head in a whirl You reach the acme of earthly bliss When you kiss a Sharon girl Henry James Tulip HOPE Sorry to report Mrs David Stuffle3 on the sick list also Mr Will Fair- barn A meeting was held at Sir A Dykes on Monday evening and under Miss MoPhalls direction a Club was organized to raise funds so that we wilt be able to give our next returned boys a suitable welcome home The officers elected are President Mr Wilfrid VlcePres Mr A Dyke Sir Fred Gibson Also committees It Is called The Welcome Home Club and will be opened by a Pan Cake Social at Mr Tom Morris next Wednesday evening the at oclock Everybody welcome Quite a crowd on the Pond skating Monday evening Mr and Mrs SI John of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Gordon Bailey Some of our young people went lo Aurora rink on Wednesday evening The ice cullers have commenced work in the pond Miss Lily visited Wed nesday ooo PETERS CORNERS The Quarterly Meetings in connec tion the Free Church are he held here appointment commencing Friday evening Jan Rial continuing iinlfl Sunday veiling Feb 2nd Everyone Is cordially invited will offering on behalf of the the Fair of a banner one for the Town Frank Sherman fas Stiles 2nd Vice- 3rd Howard Sec Kay Directors Carl Morton Scott Geo Johnston Barker Allen Directors Lennox J A Armstrong A E Pugs- ley McKay James Gra ham Norman J Silver WLake Auditors A Grozier and Sutton Town Council held a special meeting in the council chambers last night and businessleft over from last regulaivmeeting was completed The following appointments were made Assessor Culverwell collector James Trelpar truant officer- and sanitary inspector W P Noble member of board of health P Traviss member of public library board Rev A pound keepers Wm Comber and The lighting question was taken up hut nothing definite done in that connection Attended a Wedding Last week the wedding of Miss Gladys Thompson of took place at the home of the bride and lit tle Miss Leona of Sutton was ringbearer on the occasion Tieup horses driving house nog pen Price Terms arranged MILE TO RICHMOND HILL I 10 MILES TO CITY acresworkable balance bush and pastured acres good orchard loam good water frame house rooms ceL cistern fine view from house bank barn No para No tieup horses and head of battle box stalls driving house hog pen hen house silo School church mile miles from Bond Lake Price 100 ACRES iy MILES FROM acres workable 3 acres orchard 30 acres fall ploughed soil sandy loam and black loam fiats suitable for growing celery Good water frame house rooms good cellar bank barn ce mented floor tieup head of cattle 3 box stalls horse stalls frame stable 36x18 shed driving house school mile church miles electric stop lot Rural mail Possession ar ranged Price FARM J P DENNE Representative NewmarVet for for llelinf in fund was taken last to i fry It WIlM Sharon weather ire busy Town Friday North Bay Jan The Tem- and Northern National No which left to on Saturday night de railed near on Sunday night owing it is thought to a broken rail cars left the track but no one was is glad thai hah In Tin- fanners With their The dance held In Sharon Hall was well attended last night who meeting of the Sharon League a rare treat Mr gave an iCimUtma In China A large erowd assembled Wednes day afternoon Mr Watsons where they bought quite a quantity of his household furniture Mr Watson will leave to live In Aurora We are very sorry report Mint Mrs Ross Fabbarn Is not Improving soon as was expected but we hope for Mr and Mrs Allen Shaw are the parents of a fine baby boy Mr Joy of Toronto vlfllled Mr and Mrs Sutherland on- Wednesday Quite a number of our went lo Aurora to skate All report a fine time Owing to Home difficulties arising Mr Bert will not be speaking In Sharon Thursday evening as was an nounced The meeting will be held a week later Feb Wo hope for large attendance Next Sunday the topic will be In charge of MIm Daisy Ward- Vice- President tor that department out for a Box Social soon Mr is so ve can look forward to a good time Its going to snow so we will ct ready for and say good bye Thistle Mr Milton has moved to Union Street Sorry to lose him as he Ik a good neighbor MrWHUon moved in Ihe late ly occupied by Mr Mr W Knight expects soon to move in house lately by Mr mo Ola1 to hear Mertona horse get ting around that got hurt In the Serbian Sunday Mrs Amos and are on the It 1 yds week and John Draper with the flu seems to enjoy flic mild winter nllhougli wo would be pleased to have Mr John Johnston of Mt Pleasant is seriously ill Sale Register Feb Mrs P will have a postponed sale of Furniture Kitchen Utensils etc on the premises Button West Terms cash Sale at oclock Wednesday Feb Mr Kirton Lot Con Scott will an extensive of Horses and Cattle Pigs Implements at one oclock mos credit J Auot Thursday Feb The form slock and implements belong ing to tho estate of the late Joel at Lot rear of Con East at 1 credit W J Kcster Tuesday Feb 18 Mr Rob ertson will have an extensive sale of stock implements roots furniture etc on south of Lot Con East limbury near Credit till next Nov or off for cash No reserve Sale at one sharp If Kavu- nagh Thursday Feb J will have a Sale of General Farm Stock PureBred Jerseys find on Lot in the 2nd Con of Whit church at sharp Lunch provided for those from a distance Conveyances will meet fl Metropolitan cars at Aurora on morning of also ft morning train from me north flilversides of Jerseys on applica tion Holland Landing Mrs Salter got a hurried call to see her brother Miss is spending a few days here Hark Look I Listen I wonder if we will soon hear wedding bells ring ing for a young man is buying Wilfrid was home over the weekend Quite number attended Meth odist Sunday School on Sunday Mr Ilenhcsl addressed a large Bible Chosen Friends Intend a Oyster Supper on Friday Ian Ust Mrs John Gibson a couple of grand children visiting her at present wiri ringing in our village last week hope the flu will not return to our burg Wo arc aware of any new eases although our neighbors seem to he having fluted of it to thai Mrs Mulligan Is ill Willi throat trouble We notice Misses and rcj able to attend school again The of the Chosen Friends here purpose holding a Supper followed by a social evening on Fri day night Inn at the Chosen Iliiuds Hall A of Invib musts will be Mas Miss Spring really come along before her worded time this year or Is she Just giving a glimpse of her smiling only disappear again Thats what everyone Is asking and little wonder when even wild ducks know not what think and are winging way northward in large numbers Mild sunshine are the days that one would be little surprised If the early flowers were to show their heads among the green grass Salter Is In London visiting her sister who has been III for sometime Smooth Ice makes good skating when It isnt on the sidewalks Ladles Aid next Tuesday An In vitation to attend Is extended to nil the ladles of congregation Kindly come us curly as possible Rome people must have escaped from the Blind Pig on Sunday lasL Too hud I bio bad I Perhaps they have never read Satans Want Ad Here It is then Johnson the drunkard Is dying today With traces of sin on his face Hell bo missed at the club bur at the play Wanted A boy for Simon the gambler was killed In a fight He died without pardon or grae Someone must train for his burden and blight Wanted A boy for The scoffer the Idler the convict the thief Are and without any noise Make It known that they come to my relief Some thousands or more of the boys Boys from the fireside boys from the farm Hoys from the homo and sohool leave your misgivings there can overlook the great bargains as follows Mens Army Over Rubbers Mens Overshoes buckle Mens Mackinaw Sox Mens Khaki Handkerchiefs 2 Mens Over Rubbers size Reg Mens Heavy Rubbers leather top In Mens Heavy Rubbers laceholes Mens Odd Vests We have some Mens and Youths Suits that we are offering low as and They are moving fast Mens Wool Underwear Penmans only garment Mens Black or Blue Overalls pair Mens Denim Shirts 125 each COAT8 FOR LADIES Ladies Overcoats in black grey blue etc 18 and for Ladies Neck Purs reduced to reduced to 550 reduced to Indies Tan Bench Made Shoes Beg to for Ladies Hoods colours 35c Ladies Fleeced Hose Misses Tokcs Childs Overcoats each Boys Hockey Caps Striped Shaker per yard Womens Wool Caps cOl 50c Pink Shaker per yard We have many specials on at all times We dont always ad vertise as our goods come and go rapidly is best to view our stock often and compare prices All goods subject to being in slock lime and come to CHAS BALDWIN On hi- way quality and Phone Terms Caah or Produce If you are trying to keep house without Geld Dust you are not taking advantage of modern methods Get some system into your work but let Gold Dust do all the hard part of the task All you need to do is totHfkt it There are millionoyomen in Canada today Reform Movement who wouldnt give up the use of Gold Dust for anything Are these women all wrong K you want to get right buy a package of Gold today and join the millions happy housewives who the GOLD DUST TVINS do their work W THE KFAIRBANK COMPANY LIMITED Montreal Where be no harm Drink and be rule Merrys the lost servant of Wanted For every mine Someone to die without pardon divine Some one to live without grace Will you be the boy for the place Frances DOWN ON THE A farm hand who had worked every day In the week from dawn till late at night chores by lantern light went to the farmer at the end of the month- and said Tin going You promised me a steady Job of work was the Well havent you one astonished reply the worker There are three or four hours every night I dont have nothing to do except fool away my time sleeping Farm anil Fireside BETTER VOTES I told Henrietta that was proud to sec her vote Just like a man said Mr Meekton Did that please her No choice of phrase was unfortunate She said thai if she couldnt use better Judgment than a man there would have been no need of her troubling about the first place Sketch 1 1 IB My it I t frX Jem mm