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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1908-04-16, Page 2• • ,4 sefiVIIITYes et -ACCURACY - t Buy the. Best , -Star Brand.:. :FORMALDEHYDE Kills Stru.tt. ' in Gelb', A Choice Line of Sweet Peas. and Nasturtitins Buitc, W. S. R. HOLMES Ma.n CheraiSt. • • 44••••••••••••••••••••••: -RELIABILITY EXPERIENCE - DR. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST,. Specialist, will be at Holmes? Drug Store, Clinton, on April 2nd and 30th. Glasses properly fitted. Disease es of the ey,e, ear, node and throat treated. • Slabs For Sale WE HAVE FOR SALE. A QUANTITY OF HEMLOCK SLABS, CUT 16 INCHES 1,01Tp- • SUITABLE FOR RANGES. • J. Hamilton COAL ORDER IrOUR YEAR'S SUP- PLY NOW. THE BEST IN THE MARKET, $7 PER TON, BUT IF ORDERED AND PAID FOR BEFORE MAY get, A DIA - COUNT OF 40 CENTS A TON WILL BE ALLOWED. Orders left at Davis& Rowland's will be promptly atteaded to. W. J Stevenson Real Estate for Sale EGGS FOR, IIATCHING.-FROM pen of Partridge Wyandotte s beaded by cockerel, winning two flrstit and three specials, pullet- winning silver cup, two firsts and specials and hen winning fireand special for class. Also prize winning Colum - Vans. Priv:. $2 per 13, $5 per M- IL E. Rorke, Clinton, Ont. FARMS FQR SALE -ONE AND A quarter Miles from church, poste office, selool and the village of Auburn. Suitable for grain or grass. Lot 27 on the 2nd con. West Wawanosh consisting of . 100 acres of land, 15 acres under bush.: and the balance nearly all grass. A brick house, a bank barn 52x60, • a driviag house '2,4xS6 with a cement pig house underneath, are on said -preteises. Alser—lot----28;e7EPAV Wawa,nosh, 2nd con. dixectly oppoee tbe said lot 27, coet:aining 100 acres of Sand, 15 acres of which are baths On this lot there is a . bank barn 49x80. There are 4 acres of good bearing orchard on the tvso farms. Both lots are well fenced and 'un- derdrained. A never failing spring runs across hoth farms. Possessiart can be given at once. Terms easy, The proprietor is now past the age to farm. -Apply to Thoma.s Nich- olson, Auburn P. 0. Prompt reply will be . giver, to all committee - tions. ,Feb..13-08! FARM FOR SALE -THE UNDER- signed- offers for sale part . of let 40 on the Bayfield Road, 1 mile south of Clinton, consisting of 20 acres. Good tram est) with st- one cellar, barn with cement basement. Easy . J. A. Smith. 40 • FARM FOR SALE. LOT 24, CON. 2, Stanley, containing 100acres, 10 acres of bush, the remainder is well fenced, underdrained and in a good state of cultivatidu. 1 acre' of or- chard and emelt fruit. On the pre - tubes is a two story brick bowie with slate roof, a first-class farn1 house, a barn, size, 44 x $0 with stone stabling, a cement silo 14x80, good driving house, pig pen and ben house. Two never-411- ing wells. This farm is situated 8 miles from Bruce 61d, 5 froM Clin- ton? and on eeod,, gravel road. Air. ply on tie' p emises or address Albert Nott, Clinton P. 0. 02 United States Subscribers will plea.se note thet eve have to pay one Cent postage oh each pap- er, going tO the Vetted Stated. This means that your subserip-' Cori must bet paid in advattee. When you see your zubscriptiOn elteiring please remit $1.50 for an- other year so that you will not miss any copies of The Newa-Ree- ord. ••••• 4000.4.10,0000.0.04.04.0,,4 • PIANO AND ORGAN 'itiNINO AND Repairiug.-The undersigned iS prepared to do afl binds .4 piano and organ tuning and repairing, and being a xnan of practical eXPerielleti is abie to guarantee :.atisfaol4on. orders may, be left at W. S. 11, Holmes' drug &tore... -;Ed. J. How, ard, Clinton. HORSE AND SEED GRAIN _JOR sale, -I still have 1 four Iter old driving mare for sale. Well broke, go double or single. Terms cash, OE' 3 to 0 months time as arranged. Also first-class oats, peas and bar-. 10., also timothy seed. Terms* cash or in some caees 3 to 9 months time if desired. -W, G. Perrin, Geain Merchant, Clinton. FOR SALE. -DE LAVAL CREAM Separator, as good as new. May be seen at Seeley e: West's shop. -T. R. Wiggington. 17-3 500 ACRES IN NURSERY STOCK, -Agents wanted at owe to sell for Pall 1908 and Spring 1909 de- livery ; whole or part time; liberal terms ; outfit free. -The Thos. W. Bowman St Son Co., Ltd, Ridge - i• ville, Ont. PAPER HANGING AND DECORAT- Ing.-Good work guaranteed. Agent for the • Empire Wallpaper Co. Samples furnisbed, 10 cents a roll for hanging. Your patronage re- epeotfully solicited. -J. E. coos, CEMENT FOR SALE. I have Portland cement for sales From, the best millsand in large •or small quantities. Office opposite the Grand Trunk passenger' station. Tel- ephone : connection .or orders . may be 'left. at Harland Bros. store 11 more coneertient, JAMES • HAIVIILTON, -'L1'11 O. CENTRAL. STR4TFORD• ONT. is ;the, leading businesstraihing. school . in Western Ontario.. ' We • give a .thorough,* practical treating on Commercial Subjects; Isaac Pitmen's •Shorthand, Toilet' Type- -writing, and. in Commercial and Railroad Operating; Each depart- ment is in,' the hands of experienc- ed instructors. We essiat students to .poeitions.: Our graduates al- ways succeed succeed, for our, courses are the hest. 'Get our free catalC%ue *and learn more about us: You, may enter new. Elliott dr, McLachlan PRINCIPALS . • SPRING TERM .PROM APRIL 6T11 MERGEST FROM.''JULY. 6TH. - ENTER ' NOW AND BE READY 'GRA, GOOD SITUATION• , IN THE EARLY AUTUMN. NEW CAT- ALOGUE • 'FREE. WRITE FOR Central Business College YONGE .5.4 GERRARD STS.. TORONTO. w.:. SHAW, PRINCIPAL. , PREPARE FOR POSITIONS paying from' $35t� $100 per 'eolith by atthnding the popular ELLIOTT - TORONTO; .0NT. THIS SCHOOL IS NOTED FAR AND NEAR FOR TI -1F SUPERIOR EI)UCA'I'T 0 N GIVEN TO THE STUDENTS AND FOR THE REMARK- ABLE SUCCESS OF ITS GRADUATES. COLLEGE OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR. BEGIN NOVV. OUR TRAIN- ING wiLL MAXE YOU IN- DEPENDENT. WRITE TO- DAY FOR CATALOGUE, W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. Corner Yonge and Alexander streete. 'NEW• NOT MARKET,. We have Moved Into the store next to The News -ROAM Office where we will keep constantly On hand a full stheic Of Fresh and Cured Meats. Our prices are in keeping with the times and etteh order will receive prompt atten- tion. Your patronage or at least a share of it le respeetfullY solicited. COLCLOtleti BROS. Clinton News -Record lounty News Gatherei - for News Retord-.Readers April 10th1900 1 !The Cause of Typhoid Fever .9 eall anci How it is SPk0.44. te /Wetted. from page 3.) Vrora,The News -Record of Apri117th, 1889. Clinton, April 17th, • 1889. Cantelon Bros., grocers, have remov- ed one door north of Young's haltery, The only Ontario comities in which the Scott Act has not yet been repealed are Oxford, Middlesex, Elgin, Lamle ton, Leeds and Grenville. Made Warm Frew:ie.-Mt. Lack Keruiedy, who for the past four months has been acting as clerk in the Albion hotel, left on Wednesday for Clinton, where he will run •the hotel presently occupied by Mr. Spooner. While here Lack made many warm friends 40 ac- quaintances, who regret his. departure from this place.-Goderich Star. • Messrs. Flintoff and Parker of Chia ton, have rented the farm of Mr, Val - Alton of Belfast, and have reeved onto it, , Last year there were 42 hotel and 5 shop licenses granted in West Huron. This year there are 47 application for hotel e and three for shops. • Seriously .I11.-1V1r. James Agnew. who removed. from Lucknow a few months ago, we ere sorry "e tay dangerously ill with inflammation of the lungs. We hope the gentleman will rally and pull throUgh. • ' A New Officere-Lieut-Col, elem. er, London was in town on Monday. He inspected the armory of. No. 4 Company, 33rd (Huron) Battalion. Capt. D. A. Forrester .resigned soma time' .since. ' The Sick List. --John Thompson of the 13ayfiefd Line, and Mrs. Harry' Stevens and Mr. Agnew; town, • are amone the steri: Mr. •C., C. Rance has retrieved to the new hptise .pf Mr. Milne near the Queens, . and Mr. W. McGee has taken the 'mese. on Ontaeo Street.* vacated by Mr. Rance. Model School L. S.' -The meetine the Literary Society, room No. 1, met on Friday, April 12th, with 'Vice-. President,- Mary Paisley in the chair; the programme • *Was as follows: Songs by sehoole SecretarY's report, Etta Andrews, readinge by Oliva Hell- yar,' Mabel Derlor, Mr. Lough, Jane Gill, E. Cooper, May Diggatt, Hodgens, E.. Muir, Ellie Andrews, 'Songs. by Stella Livingstone, 'ChoiS quaetette Club, School, Jennie Smith. Recitation by T. McQuaig, song by school, God Save the 'Queen. 'Miss Nettie" Combo and Eva Chidley favor- ed' ea • with a: speech . MieS Carrie Lawrence was present but there, -Was not time for an address from her. The- meeting adjourned to meet again next Thursday, April 19th. Vivitors euvited. • • Bayfield, April 17th; 1889: Mjs Tilite Calladayis home again, Mr. Rob Erwin has gone to Geergien Bay for the aurnmer. Ho left an aeking heart at hpreas • ' • • Herbert Went. te 'Goderich last Weds neeilay to remain a* few weeks. He. disitked to leave . his lady -love but the course of true elove never did *. run smoelh: ' ' The closing concert by the L. S, in .the towel hall •Friday evening, was grand success. All present were plea;s- ed with the various exercises. The roller mill bonus by-law .is to be v.oted, on to -day, April reth. Now, a pull altogether and Ave shall' Static an industry that will. give an inipets us to trade here. It is to he hoped that thilyelese' wilLbeecarried bete • • : Blyth April 17th 1880 Mt WM. •Emigh left on Friday with three carloads of fine Cattle for Mon- .. treai. • D. B. Mckinnon is' -having hs • build- ing renovated with a, fresh doat ti of paint which will add greatly to fts appearance when. finished. .• • Mr; Sohn Mason of the Central Hoe fel is:having the building fertilely oes cupied by Mr. Bell the butcher, tortiov, ed te the baek end of the lot,' • Our harness -maker, J. T. Carter,. re- ceived this week enother order • from Manitoba for several set of single her. ness to -he eornPleted as soon aaposs- ible. More power to you .1. T. Our townsman Mr. D. Erwin is mak- ing preparations for building a house at'onee on his farm a short distance South of the village and will remove on) to it as soon as completed, Grey Township. Mr. John McAllister a Toronte was visiting friends. in this locality , re- cently. . We are sorry to hear that Miss Laura Bryarts has bean leid up with a cold. • Job L. King had two bags of seed grain stolen out of hie grainery.last week. .Mrs. William MeAllister Sr. is not enjoying her past good health of late. She is over 85 years of ago and h,as bete wonderfully active, During the high water recently Mr. Janice Heath of Ethel had the mia fortune to lose his' driver. The water had risen above tho road, • which had, become icy, and the home slipped and before he eould get his feet-, all were to be found In the deep ditch on the side of the road. Mr. Heath had pre- sence of inind enough to undo:stand the situation, and grabbed the horse's head and held it above the water, while with the other hand endeavored to cut the harness off the horse and relea.se it. All his efforts, however, were without &Vail, as he himself had become almost perished with the cold. The place is a rather dangerous one, the roat being narrow and any one not acquainted with the road is Halite to tin accident. ,• • ) Fourth. We respond to the other great thirst of fever patients for rites, by sponge baths, wren:vet*. the temperature rises above a certain de- gree. Simple as these methods sound, they, arc extremely troublesome to put in- to execution, and require the greatest skill and judgement in ,their carrying out. But intelligent persistence in the careful elaboration of these methods of Nature has reeulted in already cuts ting the death rath in two -from fit - thea to twenty per cent. to less than ten per cent. -and wheee the full rigor of tho bath tub is carried out it has ben brought down to as lbw as Aire Per cent. 111=1110.1.11•••••••MO. •••••••••••••••••• ZUTiCh A pretty wedding was eolemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, Or of this village; on Tuesday Amine; last, when their daughter, Miss Lydia was united in the holy bonds of mat- rimony to Mr. Daniel 1VIcIsa.ac of Dishwoed. The eatremony was per- formed by, Rev. A', 'D. Gischler, pas- tor of the Evangelical church, and he was assisted by little Mies Lila 1VIelick, who acted flower girl. • After the :ceremony, cogratulations were in "order, after which all sat down to ,a ..surnptheus re.past, The bride and groom were the recipients of mane useful and valuable gifts. Mr, and Mrs. McIsaac will begin house -keeping at Creditor' after Easter, where the grooin has a good situetion. The band smenaded the young couplelater in tab evening and were used right royally. Mr. William Miller �f the 15th con., met with an accident in the woods on Friday last, receiving a frieetured ankle, hy a Rig rolling on his leg. The mishap wifl. lay hiln up:for spine weeks: . The first farmers in the seetion to be connected by: telephone will be Masers., Jacob Haberet, John Pfaff' .and Peter Schevalm • a the Blind Line. Thelteleplione on the farm will seen be. as, commonas binders and eearly- as great 'a convenience. . Mr. gollv Little ,retuSned .last Sat- urday evening feom the Welber carrip near. Powasson. He says there are. still two feet of snow on the ground • . and geed sleighing. . A pleasant surprise party was held atthe home. of Mrese-L Weber's.. on Monday evening last for Miss Laura Bosnoberry previous to her departure for 11.'ffilin. All report a' good Lime. 'Dungannon. Miss M. Pentland spent lest . Sun- day at the hpme of..Jas. Wh, yard. Mr. and Mrs. S. Treleaven attended a wedding le Ih'inghaan last 'week. . Iv/ire...Geo. Irtvin :returned 'home last week .ef tee spending a few . days e, in Ooderich, visitirigeher sister, Mrs, J.. E. Brydges, ... . ..., . . Daeid Sproul rethrned? last Monday from St Thomas, Where he was called lest week to :attend the funeral of hie brother-in4avi. • ' Carey .Bros. gave their famous mov- ing picture ehoW in our village on Thursday evening last.. Their pictures are the: best ever shown in this section of .cOuntry. Despit.q. : the inclement Weathereendehisleapadsthe proceeds emOunted to about $40. s J. R: McNabb is now accupyin.g the store vacaeed by T. Little in our vill- age, baving,held his opening on Sat- urday last. Mr. McNabb has been for many years in the butter, egg and • poultry business and we wish him gee - cess in his new .enterptise. - John E. Godfrey,. who .for the past few weeks has, been visiting his sister, Mrs. David E. Sproul, of Weet Wawa - 'mesh, and his unele and ethers, has re- turned to his former home at Bolton where he will spend 'a few days before returning to his old home hi Mountain' .Grove, Frontenac county. ' Wingham A meeting of the ' Liberal-Comervas •tive executive of North Huroti riding was avid here ox Thursday last andit was decided to hold a eenvention for the nomination of a candidate for the Ontario Legislature on Thur_kelay, the 23rd inst., in Winghanee An dime is being made to have the provincial sec- retary, Hon. W. J. Hanna, here for that dater but it he cannot come, some other good speaker will be preemie. A i rousing convention is assured, at any rate. A number of candidates will likely be in the field, namely, it. IL, Musgrove, of Wingharn Dudley 1401M - es of Wingham'Jas. Bowman of Mor- ris, Wm. MeMillah of West Wawartoish. Among these, 110 natne meets with such popular endorsement as that of A. H. Musgrove, principal of the Wing, ham Public school, Mos. A. J. Nicholls, who underwent an operation some Veeks ago and was apparently on the way to recov- ery, has taken ill again, and her condition is causing her friends some uheasiness. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jae. Treleaven and family leave on Monday for Han- ley, Sask„ where they intend making their home. They are highly respect- ed people and Wingliam is sorry to lose them. The .taivii condi voted a grant of $175 to the Winghani hospital at its last meeting. A deputation from tha hospital beard waited on the council, ,....,,„,....„..„,i 1 Ood.erich -,..,_.,.. ... EL.01.SH A. SKIMMINGS $ a. C o rr esp onident. .44,16.46./R‘•••,-iiib Atielb•lohnib.46,41b,4 We were sorry to learn on Friday that Mrs, H. B. Beckett, was suffer- ing 'front aril). We trust that it will soon, pass over. . On Monday afternoon the Wornen'e Foreign Missionary Society hem . a "Tea" in- the lecture room of North street ehurch. Among the very tasty things the menu offered was a veal loaf, and a very choice tomato settee, with breed, butter, cakes and coffee. At 8 p. m., a program being prepared, the entertainment was opened with Mrs. Hazen giving a brief summary of tha origin of Easter, as 'e Festival, qudting the 12th Chapter of Acts 4th verse, where Easter is firstmentioned ineScripthre, shoeing that the Jews held a festival of that name also, for Herod had put Peter in prison, in- tending • to bring him forth to the , people after Raster. She also gleaned other ncitee of the festival from some other ancient writings showing that Easter was always held as a time of ioy, but at no time as 'in those later centuries hadit filled the world with so much Heavenly joy as it does to the .Christians who : believe in the Resurrection ' of our Lord. The talk. was very much appreoiateds Miss, Mabel :Doherty of the G., C. I. staff gave twb readings in niest veva:tact- ic voice, "The Risen Christ!' and Lcin.gfellow's "Legend Beautiful," the latter winning Miss Doherty very warin ; applatise.. Mr, • Cook sang in good voice "I'm a stranger, and a pilgriin," Master pridhain acdompare let Mrs. Paulin took for subject, "Why should this seasan be oee • el Hope '?" quoting many : blessings it brings in a spiritual, as well as ie e material way...to all of es. Mrs.' Da,v- ideate also made a, Very, nice address, in behalf of the missionary 'Week be- ing done in foreign' lands, by the shi- cere 'wOrkere for spreading the Gospel of the Risen Lord, and also advising all present, to be sincere in doing 8,11 they can in their ., eiWn homes and in' those of others for His glory, quot.ing St Mathew 2$th chapter, Verses 18, 19. and 20. The croweing event of tho Cvening was left to Mrs. Colidsrne who after malting a few remarks' said, . it was her eirivilege to present Mrs. Days ideort With a Life Alenbership a's a tri- bute from the W. F. M..S, lor ' her long and active service' in the Society, Rev. Mr. Hazen ::thanked the StOiety for the honor thee bad conferred upon Mrs. Davidson who was too touched to speak. After Mr, Hazen had made some remarks .upon the subjects, peace Humility, Love, Service, Mr. Roy Adams presided at the *piano 'while all joined in singing .the parting hymn, * . . , . . Court Goderich has appointed Mr, Jobe MackeYas delegate' to. the ann- ual Meeting of the High •Court which. will; he held in Niagara in June.. . . . Mrs; W. A.*Alckiiii is Vieitingher parents in St.' Themes. . . , .. Mt and Mrs. Tom, Wright .Of Moe -- treat are • the geeste of Mr. J. j. Wright 'at the Peek Heim. Mr. J. Grant MacGregor and Mrs. MacGregor have registered at the Park House since their return from Louisville, • Russell Bell (Milton) has come AO the front with a ealary of $1400 a. year, being .aaymaster . for the U S. steamer Weshiegtortrea ' San Francisto, . pretty nice ealary 'for 'Milton Ritsiel 13e11. • We took a w,allt along Eldbn street on Thursday *turning lakewerd ane the broad steeet was like a, bog. The citizens in that • part of .the 'town are badly, treated, no light and ne good water to drink, as, the surface water ruins. what wells they haver and; whexi summer comes the wells dry up, as they have only 'a clay bottorte, Deairis have been made 'through the gardens but stilie potholes -were fell of water. . Our ceuri'811.. should not get any taxes from that quarter until the land is -drained. One would need ruhber boots to take their walk every day to the fact -ales and every family there has a living to Make. Miss Frances Welsh,: assistant sup. ,erintesiident of the Sherman hospital„ "Elgin, Illinois, was called here by thel illness of her mother, Mts. Welsh, St Patrick street, Miss ' Welsh is a groduale of the Illinois Training, hos- pital, Chicago. Mrs. R. W. Mackenzie met,. we are sorry to say, with a very serious ac- cident on Saturday, while putting" her pantry shelvesin order. The top shel- ves being too high to teach'she stood upon a chair, but intist have stood on one side of It for- she fell imme- diately dislocatifig or fracturing her hip faint. We sincerely hope that hi a few week with care, Mrs: Sleeve- zie will Iso*none the worse for her accitleht Mrs, Melvin Howell, her neice, was with her at the time and Mrs, Leed was sent for from Holmes - villa toi•d will remain witb her sister fora while. Mrs. '(Cept.) McDiarnird, since her reeovery from her severe attack of inflammatory rheumatism is giving greet assistance to the W. C. T. U. In the lumbermen's work, Maple syrup is retailieg locally at !)..6 ents per quart. It is becoming a, „ great trial now for people to get ti residence either largo or sMall. All the ilate around the, squers are now °coulee:1. Engineer Jean Martel , C. P. R. litie moved 'from Havelock to Gotirrich and ocetnieq the Moe briek hottie ort Essex street, lately erected by Mrs. JitilleS Goderich. Next Friday being Good Friday sere vices will be held in St. Peter's and St. George's churches. Mr. and Mrs. Yeti and family have gone to Detroit where thp former is ienitor for a large, block. • The Letson Bros.,* well known about town for their induetry and money- making proclivities, own a flourishing Piggere' On the Maitland, and have a number of pigs that they are making ready for the market, Mesdames Campion and Broth have removed to the residence on Waterloo street known as part of the Seegmill- er estate, Mrs. Fotheringhatn Brucefield ia the guest of her daughter, Mrs. 'Vial- colm MacKay, • • Mr, S. Warner was called to bikes wel by the serious illneks of his sister Mrs, George Hewitt of that flourish- ing place, Our citizens who have lawns are. hard at Work preparing them for the season. Thee are taking more pains with them than ever .before, ,One of the largest; we have yet noticed • IS the ,lawn in frent of 'Mr: Worsen's handsome meidence. . • Mr. Roy; Harrison was taken Out for a drive in the eunshine On Friday la et which, shows that he is maltin,g rapid improvement in his health. The funeral of the late 'Elizabeth Hume, relict of the late William Clut- ton; Stratford, took place from the Baptist *church, Goderiele on Thurs- day last. The reinains were amen - pallier', (rem Stratford by the two sons and daughter of the deceased, Jan, Girven and Mary. The servies was conducted by Rev, Mr. Jones, 'as- sisted by Rel. James Hamilton. The choir -sang appropriate selections. A beautiful ,eheaf of white carnation was lovingly laid -upon the caket by. relatives in Stratford. The pallbeare ers were the thtee eons, John, Girein ansl. Alexander, John Linkleter„. on.. and two grandsons, Alex. Mutton and Roy Linklatere all: of Colborne. The late Elizabeth -Hume was born near Edinburg, Scotland, and came to this country wheri about fifteen':yeare of agel and .was married to Mr. Witham Clutter' a few years later. Mr. Mutton died in .Stratford some Yeim ago: Fur S011s and two daughters were' the issue of that mar- tiage. A long life well epeat and blessed With .prosperity and good health.was the rea.wrd. ort earth of Mrs. 'Outten, and the inlet .of death called her await •in her 84fh year. StattleY. Township The following :is- the report' of S. S. No. 8' :Stanley for the month of' Mareh. It is based' upon attendance demeanor and general proficiency : Class V St -Maggie Peck; ;George E. Johnebn, Emreerson Heard. • • clews V .Jr -Fred. Reid, Leonard ,Tfehrd, Class IV:7-.1tlebe1 Clarke, Willie' Boyer.. • Class TH.-Pearl , 'feeler, Minnie :TiPpet., Ruth Deed, Arthur Nicholson. iLe-Sernuel ,Lawrason; . Wil- bur Johnson.. ° Part. II -Eunice Reid, Russel Tay- lor, Ninian keard, Frank Royce. Part I. -Ruby Taylor. • *. E. I. •Goldthorpo, Teacher. Uironic4oughsU1red MTS. Joseph' keeles of Dromore, 'says: "I took 4 or 5 bottles of Psychine, and, .a cough I had continually for nine months disappeared. It is the best remedy for chronic coughs that I ever used./", Thousands of living witnesses pro- nounee Psychine the greatest medicine in the world. It is not a pateet medis eine, but a prescription of a great phy- sician. Put it to the test in any ease of throat, lung or stoniaeh trouble or any run down or weak'condition. At all druggists 50e and $1.00, or Dr. Te .e.. Slocum, Limited, Toronto. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. --IN• THIS matter of the estate , of Ann Chap- man late pi Chilliwack, in the Pro- vince of British Columbia, widow deeeased, Notice .18 hereby given I puesitaet to Sece8 of Chap: 129 R. S. 0. 1897, that all persons hav- ing claims against or in respect -of tho estate of the said deceased who died on or about the 2nd day ° ef June 1994 are required to send •by .post prepaid to W. Brydone' Ont, solicitor for Maria Chapman, acheinsttatrix, with, the will •annexed of 'the property within Ontario, of the said deceased, and sole benefich iary with respect to the said propere ty, on or before the lst day of May 1908, their 'names and addresses with full, particulates in Welting of their claiins, and statement of their ace ,counts and the nature of the se- curities (if any) held by them, duly verified by Statutory Declaralion, And take notice that after the said, first day of May ld8 tho said administratrix will „ pioceed and take possession' "of the said property and appropriate the same to herself as such sole bertefic- iary aforesaid having regard only to the elaitne of which notice shall then have been given to the under- signed solicitor and the said Maria Obapman will not be liable for said assets or any, part thereof to any person or persons of whose claim notice shall not have .be re- ceived by liar said solicitor on the said last mentioned date. bated at' Olinto, Ontario, March 18, 1008. 1,41Rraydoile, solicitor for Maria ditorfib. 0 Your 'Duty to,be Well. Dist you eaniNt be well If yea neglect taking Hood's Sarsaparilla when you 'mow you should tate it. Impure blood, peer appetite, headache, nervousness, that tired feeling -he these and other steno your oyes tem demands Rood's. Oet a bottle today. Malaria -"My nether wee ran -down end feared malaria. but after taking a few bottles' of Hood's Sarsaparilla AS Wad 600a SS Well as ever.", Deem Seeee, ON Queens Ave.. London, Ont. Ca ta rrh-"Per roam I bars bee* troubled with catarrh And indig_estion ad have tr104 13Yen,thing, 410to no affeet. 1 lately' heard Of Sarsaparilla, tried It. and. it is doltur ma good. I will not be without it." Kr.mr. 2 King St. Kinsmen. OS. Slew lios0/1---...."14 blood was vert poor. Sines taking neoues Sa,eseteleilla' nava =ore osier in tor few e,. ee and er VD, and work la a ppeasara.00 seas.A. Aer411D. TAUlliela• Muni. Reed,' Sarsaparilla Is sold everywhere. 100 Doses One Dollar. Prepared only C. L Boos ca„ Loyrell, Maw, U. S. 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