The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

weet CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION IS A WINNER The Largest and Most Enthusiastic Convention Ever Held by the Lincoln Association Took Place in St. Catharâ€" ines on Saturday Last; Resolutions of Approval Passed ’l‘g_ Our Friends and Neighbors You know us. vâ€"m--u-u-u:o-u-} afford to â€"â€"â€" go back on our word. Nor can you afford to ignore 5o MEA CE EOT T NP UTcDE f ey PP dabpdisrard Avtad encnrrtâ€" and the entire system and every eket tin boxes. 12 tablets, 10e; Te maen sutlire" whatts that Do fahicen 260. ho tohan ie _ CA : bear in that Rexail Ordertics are not sold by all Grug «9e To dn t hnd m w on t rroa Sn v.ws,, R. J. CROSBY es _ . _ fhe eole .. . ... 00. upyvsmespensanen= ARCCCE 3c‘ tature and by others. Parlk t and €00 CAATUODM Gated Parliament 300 //"_/ ""ito requested »el O oeeuos dntere we have. Try them at Our Risk would find them true, _ _ _ _ "_ h_ is built both the %umwcfl-fl- are of and on ebservation. of many severe casss in x hich they amlflvd\ I" they do not abumdantly rn-o _ ment tit Sn meoca i you _ zDt * fund your money â€" and we T a i e lt mig: @ I % la?t thas Ta? "" ® pe0 IOM] 2O C Leat tion, nothing to rearet. The HOW TX ton House was still struggling With theâ€"Naval Bill. on which somethiDZ% would be heard from Mr, Lancaster. On motion, the call of:the roit and reading of minutes of last meeting reedin® 0 "". with. _ ‘The movere and S°00007 0000 â€" C oenaldd requested by the President to fine their remorks to five mit theit """% on TANCASTI ed: That the Liberal Conservative A-‘ sociation of the Consty of Lincoln, i« Annual Convention -“"‘"I “. ‘ sires to nlace on record an °* Slon of its confidence in the Right Honorable R. L. Borden, K.C., LLD, U‘ aic.. and the Liboral Conserih: BC °CA cada . under ul Just let the bowels fail in Mr. the our WIHDERC®® © ,."""ogorged t turn for the protection afforded this tm 59 (0oing all her nast history ATss ~ uP EETM CCC COTPT country duri®k® 85 V spows _ our and at the same thne Kor "the ukss "to sland. annly " ~for t# Integrity of the Rmpire, 27 77 0 awxnress OUf “."1’:. DAY, ; their work â€"just lot their ho. ththy system and ovay i B4 wo uat o k e esteem of the w PEST TLCAL .,‘g.m-elllh* Coo i npvenstracbad witake, most perâ€" ,flnlu f‘ h-nu.': you afford to kcâ€"liâ€"notâ€"sstisfled offer on this spiendid lanative. .20 20 coo in ul Camipbel!, K. C. moy= five minutes. EL Ni. this may oo avubich i you like candy. moothing ind cay in metions Tiey o Tok dOvtinies for Thibires, aged and delicate Lersons. Mr. Gamey was one of the _ SUTODE men in the Legislation (Hear, Mear) and it mu~t hear from "Lan." . to tell them of the scrap they are haÂ¥ ing at Ottawa (applause). 4 EBE P e PC place on record its sense of. sormow and regret at the serious loss . W© have sustained by the passing awaÂ¥ of several of its old members Jurin® the year 1912 More particularly perbaps in . th* aeaths of T. F. Best of Ningara ond Humphrey Jullan of _ Port Dalbou» sie, and loyal members of the organ~ Vice Presidentâ€"E. _ H. Sheppard. Secretaryâ€"Henry O‘Loughlin. {Treasurerâ€"M. Y. Knu-?l who has occupled the office for 21 years. THANKS TO WORKERS . _ the serutineers and to the hall. ‘The President apoke DM larly of the work done by Mr. H. Wilson, as a labor of love. Grimsby Lands Another vOTE OF CONDOLEA ebhikd to bo conné and covel sever in 0 wher they Jeune Machine te it, and it has olb‘ WELVGELLSY T on an _ average h year. There is no dirt * itam of it. No emoke _ can foul gases, excess | house, as the ia Jve@and waste matter in rough ‘water and hair sillimpair your health. light your jet, . you ‘ regulator is FIG t, mellow light â€" im» :! ts 25 and 50 cont Fig JPill Co,, St. Thomas, , while _ it is _ only in Grimaby _ by on the top, much the steWhrt Drug Co. Limited E Women‘s Warm Coats at $5.00 .. Very stylishly made of Tweeds and Kersey Cloths, blacks and colors, loose back, semiâ€"fitting and belted. “'"flllp to 40. â€" Worth up to $10.00, on sale to be cleared out at, each.............««+.. ... $5 00 i Women‘s Wool Dresses at $5.00 Anniies ui phms Made of fine quality of Panamas and Serges; navy, blacks and lighter colors. â€" All Misses‘ ‘omen‘s S"7"J|n.u.|lnmm(.l V:,rrnylhh and worth up to $9 00. These u-oounylnncnhde-l.nlhe:m tlh'«nulc §06, "CRCH +2« sArs‘er s ra reasieriare es a‘sarr‘raaies‘s a‘sis aa ne d n a‘n‘aeia‘ i ne in n‘ o 5)nn n a sÂ¥ BEA ¢le , Special Values in Spring Suits at $12.50 _ Made in the very newest styles of Coat and Skirt. Satinâ€"lined Coats, correct length, and Skirt stylishly Luller than last year. Blacks, Navys, Greys, Greens, Browns, Tans and rich Tweeds. All Women‘s and Misses‘ sizes, we believe the best values in All CANAGA, At €8Ch. .. .. «+ .. +ss everesse0 09++ +020 .. :+ $12.50 f Women‘s Skirtsâ€"A Sale at $3.50 _ Made of Serges and Venetians. Blacks, Navys, Greys and Browns; perfectly plain, buttoned down side fromt for slight figures and pleated styles for full figures. . All sizes. A good $5.00 Im; all go for, each $3.50 f â€" New Spring House Dresses & MILLINERY OPENING - Our inory Opening will Thursday, Friday Saturday, March 6, 7 and l-uw-h |Muhmmhm#mm.m.m.‘:‘mm.hm.u::*: come andinspoct. Buy if you want tt The Store to Buy Women‘s Sweater Coats _ The very best fitting Sweater Coats to be found in the trade, and splendid qualitres. Every wanted size asd a wonderful variety of guod colors and Special Bargains now in each: #2.50 Coats for....$1.49. #3.50 Conts for. ... $2.49 #5.00 Coats for....$3.49. A full tine of Ripdon Values are now in stock, at, each,..... :+«+.. ... . .. $2.00 all the way to $5.95 m.{.r. etc.; Dark and Light colors; the best regular values :« ever showed at, each $1.00, 1.25, 1.50 and $2.00 Two Special Hargains in House Dresses: r ze \':lum.........."........glc and $2.00 Values for......$1.25 and $1 50 lfi-‘.‘-‘( hose drying tower fre hall be ,raised about six would be as large as . 4ts cousin, and he _ thought mwould woon be in a posiâ€" d up their end of pll-l'lll Es-r. Mr. Jenne stated .. that ory was not a massive one P‘"’ would be what you could ‘an _ enormous _ eatablisbment, was one that manufactured . a of goods that the people wantâ€" pald good wa#es. That @Bhey would not be employing than thirty men for the next F three years, yet it would e a matter of a short time till Deautifol White Lawn, Mull, Voile and Marquisette. The che‘ce of the best Canadian makers and some gint New York goods. Riegant styles and wonderful values, each 75¢, #1.00, 1.25, 1.50 1.95, 2.50 to $5 00 of hése be purchased and that nrasanthasa Arving tower _ in am of undigested gases, excess bile in the and waste matter in the bowels pair your health. The _ best regulator is FIG PILLS. At 25 and 50 conts or The 1 Co,, St. Thomas, Ont. in Grimaby _ by _ The W. M. ‘wide of these few minor recom ations, he was thoroughly satis with the system and our gallant m, was too small for the size > town and for the rapid growth it was makine.. . eal hters. «conomical and are as handy electric light. onnection . with the machines, * firm will not «only make stail the machines _ but also all the fxtures and recessiâ€" at go to ty equip _ a or any. n::':mll- which FIRE _ UNDERWRITORS (Continued from page :) Just received from New York a lq‘o_lhlp-m_t of our perfectâ€"fitting House Dresses in Gisghams, Percales, wvereation with the _ INDEâ€" on the map as a manulicâ€" Flost or Gas Bell NEGLECT EAL that _ 250 more SHEA‘S LIMITED, Hamilton New Spring Waists â€"Special Values MARRIED IN GRIMSBY FIFTY YEARS AGO Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jackson, Formerly of Caistor, Celâ€" cbrate the Fiftieth Auniversary of Their Wedding at Their Home in Ochre River, Man. y Ochre River, Man., _ March 4.â€"A large ‘number _ of _ relatives _ and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs. John A. Jackson on Tues« day last to celabrate the golden wed ding of the aged couple, who have been married fifty years. They were the reciplents of numerous presents, among others a purse from the chil \dm. containing sufficient money to buy «aem return tickets for a trip Over Members Were Present at the Meeting on Friâ€" ‘lymll:(’h, and Much Enthusiasm was Shown. by, which now numbers nearly fifty mombers, held its first field night, and the Secretary, Mr. G. :. MeCon achie, had sent out invitac.ns _ to the members and the poultrymon, in viting thein to attend the meeting, when Mr. L. G. Jarvis _ was to be present to look over some birds and to give his opinion of _ the various kinds to be exhibited. _ _ At 8 o‘clock, Warlell‘s Hall _ was packed to its full seating capacity, ‘-lm over fifty poultrymen. , ‘The first exhibit placed upon the floor, was a nice. well turned, white: 'l.aclon cockerel, owned. by J. A. Tivingston. _ Mr, Livingston _ was asked to go over the bird and pick out its weak points and its strong points, _ He went over the bird and placed its points before the poultry men as well as he could, then turnâ€" ‘nd the bird over to Mr. Jarvic. Mr. Jarvis looked over the bird carefulâ€" ly, showing its good points and its weak ones and complimented _ Mr. Livingston on having such a good idea and such a good ideal of the ‘Leghorn varletv, Another _ spoctmen owned by Mr. Robert H. Kemp. This bird was gone over very . carefully by Mr. Jarvis and its strong points and defects pointed out. _ f ‘Then came a white Leghorn hen exhibited by G. B. McConachic. Mr. Jarvis exvlained the points of the hen, mentioning the thin, properly cerated comb, the yellow legs, . the long back, the wide tail, woll set _ ‘The next breed that was taken up was the barred Plymouth Rock. The THE â€" EPWORDH : LAAGUE wiuu PRESTNT A MUSICAL COMBEDY A concert known as a "Scene at a Union Station" will be tendered . by home talent n Snetsinger‘s Hall, on Tuesday evening, March 11, _ under the direction of Mss Harriet Jones of Cleveland. ‘The stage will represent a dopot scene and all odd types of characâ€" ters will come and go, from Uncle Jush to Madam Patt, Thare . awill be a train callor and _ ticket soller and all kinds of junny passengers. Miss Jones has direcied this play in many towns of Ontario _ and mot with great success in her efâ€" forts. In addition ts the play, . a minature wedding by 50 little tots ‘The Poultry Association at Grims POULTRY ASSOCIATION HAVE A BIG BROTHER OF DAVID JACKSON, GRIMSBY L. G. JARVIS JUDGED BIRDS Mr . J. A. Pettit were married at Grimsby on . Feb. 25, 1863. The family consisted of eight children, seven of whom are still Miving. ‘They are: Mr. Jas. W. Jackson, Stoney Creek, Ont.; Mre. Annie Jane Green, Anoka, Minn.; Mr. John W. Jackson, Ochre River, Terryberry, with a beautifully mark ed evlendid big hen. Afr, Jaccb Lang, the well known barred Rock breeder of Beamsvillc, was asked to judge this hen and he went over her carefully, _ showing what the standard _ required and ehowing how in some _ points she a cockerel being exhibited by Mr. G. B. McConachie and a pullet by Mr. John H. Bertram; various poluts were gone over, as was _ the case with the other breeds, strong points pointed out, as well as weak ones. ‘Then came the Silver Laced Wyâ€" andottes, a puir of pullets and . a cockere! being »xhibited by Mr. H. B. Strome. These passed under the \oy: of the judge, as did _ all the others. The next class was the _ Rhode Istand Hods. Judge Jarvis gave quite a dissertation on his ideas of color. A pullet was exhibited _ by Hilton Brisco, another by Alexanâ€" der Harvey. se t i t < c + _ Last came a gigantic Duff Cochin cock bird, also owned by Mr. H. B. :mne. It was gone over carefulâ€" After the show, Mr. Jarvis _ was presented with a hearty . vote . of thanks for his kindness in coming down to judge the fow? und the hope was expressed that he would be ‘nle-nd to come . many . times agnin. Afer the close of the _ meeting, rhe: mombers were added _ to the ‘The next meeting will be duly an nounced in the Inde=~â€"dent. and a series of beautiful drills will be given. Come and have a good laugh. Adults 35¢, children 25¢. Headache, pains in the stemach and back. You do not sleep well _ and your Appottite is poor. Parke‘s 14â€" ver Cure, by its action through the stomach on the liver _ and kidneys, gives you perfect _ rest at night, Large regular $1 bottlcs, T5¢; reguâ€" lar $1 bottles, 75¢; regular 50¢ botâ€" tles, 40c. Parke & Parke, Hamilton. THOSE DIZZY SPRLLS in this class _ was the 8â€"10 H the