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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-06-01, Page 2Ile Simple Life Oa best. To live naturally; work Idaring the day, keep your temper, •at three meals and take a 13eech- anfe Pill regularly, as rewired, ahere is no ineclicine for the sine. ple Me, or the strenuous, like t Beecham's Pills Sold Everywhere. In boxes 25 cents. The New Era ' punnsnea every r rway at the NEW ERA. Printing House, . ISAAC STREET . . . CLINTON.' .Terms of subscription - $1 per year advance ; $1 50 may he charged if pot so paid. No , paper discontinued 'Until all arreArs are paid, unless at the Option of the publisher. The -date to . which every subscription is paid is de- noted on the label. ,Advertising rate.; - Transient adver- isements, 10 cents per nonparel. line • or first insertion and 3 cents per line or each subsequent insertion. Sniall advertisements not to exceed one inch such as "Lost" "Strayed," "Stolen." etc, inserted once tor 35 cents, or one month f or $1. Co inn i u n ice t ions intended . for publication must, as a guarantee of „good faith, be accompanied by the name of the writer. To insure publication in *current ssue copy of advertisements should be sent in early. Contract rates The follow ing tahle shows our rates for • specified periods •ead space. 1 yr. 6mo. 3mo. lmo s 1 Column $75 00 $40 00 $25 00 $8 .50 Column 40 00 25 00 15 00 000 Column 25 00 15 00 800 2 50 Colume 18 00 10 00 550 2 00 1 Inch 600 350 200 120 ROBT. Hosier,s: Editor and Proprietor The giinton %air Eva FRIDAY. JUNE 1, 1906. An Old Scheme Revived back of the project is largely American. W,he• docuinent in question recites that the canal shall be ready to do bus- Iness In 1912. Tbegyou would have to start fairly soon, Mr Conan() ?" I presume it would take us about ilve years," he auswered, The following appears in the Tor- onto Star. A good deal of it is "hot air," Mr Contine may probably have induced capitalists to back him in his • visionary canal scheme, butit is hardiy likely it will ever he seriouSly. under- taken. He has not yet-s4cured his, ' s asislsif wessnistake not,• repet- 'S -1-4-iiibere lave pitnasineecririm - Practicable. The probabilities are that it will end as all his otlier schemes have. The article in question is as - • follows : ----71C,73-7-L airitrn e, -1 wiser, . • Josepli," is a guest Ktthe King ward• to -day, to -day, en wide to New York on business. Air, Contine is well known over most of Ontario, the story of his • "city" on Lake Huron having been published broadcast, and, according to • its founder, With but scant just:ire to himself. He has always lots of money and a wallet full of prospectuses. Also he has the names ot prominent capital- ists behind his projects, and though St.• Joseph, for all its palatial hotel, has attained as yet but little dignity be- yond that of a fishing village. he is - confident as ever in predicting its glor- • ious tirture. St. Joseph is a little place on Lake Huron, south •of Uoderich, and near Grand Bend. The government has built a wharf there, and there have been reports again And again chat. it was all washed away. It was begun • in 1902, as the result of an agitation started in 1900, and work on it is still going on. Mr Cantine claims that the ."abominable quntruths" of "shallow- ''Slil"'"--rninded newspapers," and speeches of - Messrs.. Armstrong (Lambton), Mc- Ewen (Huron), and other gentlemen in the House of Commons, have been res- ponsible for the many delays. He says that St. Joseph is not ,naturally unfit for a wharf, as some have declared, and that the only washing away took place some years ago, when three cribs, improperly plaeed, were washed ashore. When Mr Contine lays pla,ns,he does not confine thein within narrow limits. "I have succeeded in financing thy canal scheme," he said this morning. "Where is the canal to be ?" asked .the reporter. "From St. Joseph to a point on Lake Erie." "What point will that be ?" "A point near Port Stanley." "And the length?" "About forty-nine miles," "That would cost quite a sum ?" "About thirty-five million dollars." The newspaper man whistled. Mr, Contine was willing to convince him, and took from his wallet a docu- ment signed by a number of capital- ists, reciting that, whereas Mr. ()on- line is endeavoringto secure a charter . or this canal project, they subscribe, i tc., etc. The names Mr: °entitle sloes qt give for pnblication, but they were shown to the interviewer, and include prominent.men in Ottawa, Montreal, Buffalo and New York. The capital y Buncombe 11•••••••••••., A few weeks of clean government at Ottawa would put an end to the graft- ing and reduce our taxes by fully one- I third,-Mail-Ernpire. he-Matl-knoweetateatboveeetat pm* '.11••••••••••104MINE. to be deliberately false, No change of• goverunlent would reduce our PM's, because the governmeot does not col- lect any taxes, It simply collecte duty on dutiable goods. IC a change Of goy- ernment.lowered the duty, that would lower the amount the people pay 111 the shape of duties, and then a gov- erment would be compelled to live • within it. income. As the present I government, bad an it is in the eyes of the Mail -Empire, lives within its in- come, and actite.11y has. a surplus every I year, no fault can be found with it in I this respect, and the Mail's statemeat k aist so much claptrap, intended to convey the idea that the government is responsible .for the taxation, when. to be literal, it imposes Ilene.' If the Mail -means to convey the iclon, that a change Of government' would. lethe means of reducing the duties, Well arid good ; but the Mail does not mean anything bf the kind, TEX CLINTON NEW sitit Another Wonder License 9reated Where Nolte ful Case. Here is something that will be _cournged Oue. Welcome news to .many a Dls- The Glasgow • liftarcl" editerially comments favorably. on Claea,da's fin- ancial position as shown by the bud•• get, and says the debt must increase if the railway developmentbe carried out. Have You a Friend? Then tell him about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Tell Mm how it cured your hard cough. Tell him why you always keep It in the house. Tell him to ask his doctor about it. Doc- tors use a great deal of it for throat and lung troubles. *1 had a terrible «old end cough suet was ths5t.nSd with pneumonia. I tried Ayer's feet Fecters) asoisleine.eanirsa totentamate Blintz S. Dak. 7""Xfat.......Z,ZUr.1,7""'"h ers 0 Ayer ad 0 bale etadecrifilinli& 1111111tIV 1111011000 Mr. Haultain's resolution to make the old controverted election ordin a,nce applicable to the last election to permit the trial of protests in •S tsk- atchewan was given the six month's hoist in the Legislature.: Row's This- • • We offer One Hundred' Dollars Re- • ward foinny case of Catarrh that can- not be cured by Hall's Catarrh' Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO ,Toledo.. O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for, the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions. and :financially able to carry out anyobligations made by his firm. , • • • Warantro, KiNNAN &ITARVIN, • • --Mikalezale,LirtinistsAVI-64, Hail's Catarrh Cure is taken ' inter- nallyssagling ,.directly* upon the blood and reneous siffrge-e-S76fstenr.- Testimonials sent free: Pi ice 75-eeM per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. ' Take E y s on "For several years I I have been troubled with gas around my heart, shortness of breath. in fact, if 1 t walked anyusualgait my breath would get I au alma thati-would - be cornpelledto make tat several stops during WM, H, RHID mywalk. 00f late my food did not digest pro- perly. It turned sour in my stomach, causing itie great distress ; ofteretoo, I had disagreeable attacks of belching gas and heartburn. "1 was bothered with severe pains across the small of rny back and the least berichog or turning would cause me to almost cry out. I was induced to trY Dr, Leonharcit's AntaPilloind from the very first found rel4efe.r the last three months I have had no recurnee of my former cane plaints, so am bound to say Anti -Pill hap Indeed, cured me, , This is the voluntary statement of Wm. FL Reed, of 165 Queen St. Rings.' top, Ont. All Druggists sell Anti -Pill. The WilsonFyle 0o.Linuted Niagara Falls, On tario, • The remedy that cured such an ex- treme.case is surely worth trying, 505 Points about PeOPle I , UM Been for Years Premier Whitney's ideanin the mat the number of liquor licenses in the F'rovince are most peouliar, judged by the case of the Upper Hotel in the little hamlet of Allanburg, in Thyroid township, Welland eounty. Allan - burg had. been without a liquor license for two or three decades. Many and persistent efforts had been made in past yeats to obtain a license for the Upper Hotel, but the license commis-, -sioneraappoiatea by the late Liberal Government did not consider that an additional license in Thorold township wite either desirable or necessary. Now, through the good •offices of Evan, E. Fraser, P. P. for Weiland, the coveted license has at length been Obtained, and it is stated, that Reuben Upper, holder of the license, is a rela- tive of Mr. Fraser, al, P. P. The Up- pers, too, Wave at times dabbled in Politics. The present commissioners adopted a soinewlaitt. adroit p an to work in this. liceiase for Mr. Fraser's friend, Though Allariburg forms o.n integral altet of Thorold tOwaehip, the commis- sioners saw fit to Deport one license ler Thorold township and one for Allan - berg. Some people seem to think:title was merely. a scheme to draw away the public mind from' the real issue. The hotel is situated just barely be, yond the residential distriet surround- ing the' public school, aud the license was granted in the face of the direct opposition of large pet centage of the best people of the comthunity. It is the common saying among the people wbo live there that Thorold township has as much need for. the new license as a waggon has for five wheek„ ter of carryin out his ledge to reduce . • ..(Saturday Night) . . , • ' Years ego. when Sir '.\ Meta Laurier was leading the Opposition against the. Government. irf Sir John Macdonald, he had a •conversation with one of his politicallriends. "I am not worrying," said Laurier. TT'While Sit, John- leads his party "there is no. chance fen, usa- but-When. he -drops. out we will go 'at the men he. leaves behind him and scat- ter - them in no tirne.a So it. came about. To -day Sir Wilfrid' .-La.uriet stands in a,tiout the. ..atine. position- ae that in trhich then saw Sir John. Across the flair of the .1 -louse looks .young leader of the ;Opposition' who says : Laurier lea4s there is no chance for oe„ but • when the Areas •outtheee-will -.be a: neiadeel.-e new- Vol -- ideal combinations be fOrmeda- my tinie will . have.conte."i. 'Stich Must - be the thought . in the • mihd of Mr. R. L. 'Borden. If he can Mathis/1g enough be.eitn , The contest , is with the clock. Some say the' Csenservatives might have . won, • or antglit win, had they done this or taken that stand ! Tt is easy to SR* 'so, bet the personal 'bold Of a great - political leader is net easily,broken. • (the is to badeStroyed he meet destroy .biniselt, 'As to Mr. ,JJSriden, phseateantaaersons will, have noticed . that he-Fhass 1-'ierne ticklish situations. .witheut'mart- • ,41304t—isilposablealtifigi.tesemly.es,. it'.0tfre-att5Y'ftr-St-,,t4*9Pktilltffaart; trom Quehec: •• Hails 10 mill Pill f r a • stipatioti enipit • (Taranto Saturday Night) ' An experiment with compulsory voting wil4 quickly show that it is an unworkable scheme, and I feel quite satisfied that public men who now favor it es a plan by which their labors will be made easy, will not be lorg in finding out that. it 'is not what they want at all. Take your own case - why should you be compelled to vote for either one of two men in an, elec- tion contest when ycio have a supreme distrust of both • of them ? Why ehould you, if you refraio from Ooting under such ciromnstanees, be die - franchised when next you seek to east. a ballot for a man worthy of your sup- port ? Forced to go to thepolis un- willingly, men will spoil their ballots,. or they will, in droves, stay away and accept disfranchisement,. knowing that they haye but to do this in suf- ficient numbers to bring the law into. ridicule and ensure its speedy repeal. Many are aware that thousands of citizens in Torento would ask nothing tater than to be left off the lists and pestered no more with election cards, canvassers, and political callers. It should not be se, but so it is. It might be just and right to have ceappulsory voting if each elector were free to go, to the polls and markhis ballot for whatever man he deerned'rnost suit- able for election, but, considering the methods by which nominations are made, it is absurd to attempt to corn- pel people to go to the polls when thev. do not want to go there. It is impos- sible for all the people in a 'constitu- ency to attend and- have a voice in making nteninations. Those who do attend are but clay in the hands of the petters, yet at present, those 'wile do the manipulating are cotnpelleil to re- member that they must, in the inter- ests of their party, put up acandidate who will attract electors to • the polls. Pink Lips, Like Velvet. Rough, Chapped or, Cracked Lips can be made as sott as velvet' by applying at bed- time, a light coating of Dr. Shoop's Green Salve. The effect on the lips or skin of this most excellent ointment is always immediate and certain. Dr. Shoops GreenSaive takes out complete- ly the soreness of cuts, burns,bruises and all skin abrasions. It is sure.y wonderful and most highly eatisfactory healing ointment. In glass jars et 25e. Sold by W.S.R. Holmes. Regeneration of Doukhobor, (New York -World) For the year 1905 the comineeity of the Donkhobors in the Province of Saskatehewen, tatnada, Departs net receipts af all80,782. It is predicted that these figures will be doubled in Batt The Doukhobors began to arrive in Canada from Russia, in 1800. They were fanatics, fleeing from persecution and tyranhies that had extended over a century mad a half. They were swayed by superstition and controlled by mischievous° leaders. Font years ago, under bad counsel, they cast their c othing aside, turned, their cattle loose and proceeded otherwise to the extremes of a people gone Mad. At the root, however, these strange } Russians have ever been hard work- ' ing. frugal, and obedient to law. They yielded first to force iii their wildness, - and then to intelligent treatment. To- day they form forty-four villages, in which the men and women are indus- trious and progressive, vvbile the chit. dren are more than anxious to gain every advantage from the tchoOls. The story is of an amazing-fransfor- 'motion. it has its points tif applica- lAon to our OWII probleMs Of filemigrit- -tient • ' • THE ROOT OF NEURALGIC • D • • ,•'. Is an irritable von ea en o _ te nerves :cealeed by,caldealtelief geines qnickl from Net -Tahoe the gee -at painreliever of to -day.. ar consider l'ierViline magical remedy 'tor neuralgia," vetates Mrs. E.Galarrisi of Balarnme. But never otry if Nerviline is inthe house. A few applications never 'yet failedto ki11.11-ie pain, •1 cat . laso re- contrnend•Nerviline for 'stiffness, rhea- inatie and • muscular aains." . In: bee nearly Rae years; try Nerviline yeur- t'Kidney Troubles, no ,matter of what kilidadr-what-atage-of -the-. a be quickly and permanently cured by the use of these wonderful pills, Mr. Joseph Lelana, Alma, N.W.T., recommends them to all kidney trouble sufferers, when he says :-I -was troubled with dull head. aches, had frightful dreams, terrible pains in my legs and a frequent desire to urinate. Noticing opArrs Kamm( PILLS recommended fer just such ming- arices as mine, it occurred to rne to give them a, trial, so I procured a box of them. and was very much surpriseclaat tbe effectual cure they mada. I take a • great deal' of pleasure in recommending 'them to all lcidney trouble sufferers. ; . Pries 50e, pee box, or 3, for $1.25; all dealers or The Doan Kidney Pill Cate Tomato, Ont. • A BAD CASE • OF KIDNEY TROUBLE • CURED 1111 DORN'S KIDNEY PUS. .1•161Milion - a • - PROVED IN IVIOUNT FUREST- Every elector in this town tried his best to -relieve Aire J. Withern of Asth- ma ; none succeeded, ."For years, she states,"I wa.s a dreadful sufferer; noth- ing gave relief. At nines I found it neeessery to belie all the doors •and windows open to get my breatioWbee in despair I beard, of "Catarrhozone," I used it and am now perfectly cured." This proves beyond docibt that any case of Asthma. curablewith Catarrh - ozone& No remedy se pleasant, none so . absolutely certain • to thoroughly cure t try "Oatarrhozone yourself :its guaranteed:- . • • - • A, Danner Year agallaaftletmatairsearalessommasmariarise Have you. a kamera. WE TEAM ° Amateur Photography. • at your home. tinder our tastes:aloe there Is no experi- menting or Wasting et materials and money. You learn to do every step of the work your- self. fauecess guaranteed. Our fICO priae:in gold, win. interest you. Virrite CORRESPONDENCE DEIPARTIONT. PRQ.F.E.:$10NAL. • HENRY 13EATTIII% tibiceesser teak eras Sew BAILVanslt, /30140IT011, &e. • OL1NTOS Office-4Alliett Blook,formetlr occupied by Mr seen, . • SONlelt TO LEND W, BXEDON.E. •B•ARRISTAR SQLIGITOR NOTARY' PUBLIC. ET0e • OXIINTON 7fORONTO* ONTARIO li The .season thus far gives promise of a banner year for. the dairy farmer.. rhe recent rains have outee the grass -grow rapidly. and creamery directors state that within the past ten days the receipts Of milk;have been in advence of last Year for the same period..._ Far - mere • realize the worth of the dairy, and it is Witted that sevaral new creameries will be instituted in differ- • ent counties in tinielor next season's operations, Fully - two-thirds of our farmers use band -separators now; By this method the skim -milk is not only more wholesome as feed for the -pigs andealves, hut more cream is obtained from the milk.. It also is more convert: ient for the farmer, as cream Separated. may be allowed bo stand at home for two or three -days, while milk that is taken to the creamery must be deliv- ered every day in the sunamer time. 'orSaleoi To Rent House for Sale -Ten room, witls woodshed and stable bard end Bolt water, a acre of .lanca oen- trent? locatedfor particulars apply to ' W. BRYDONE. House and. Lot for Sale For sale a small house on Rattenbury street west, togetber with lot iso.,696, being a gustier acre, • Apply to E. BUTT, or NEW EISA offiee Clinton, Cottage tor Sale: The oottage on Orange St, adjoining the property of subscriber is offered for sale on reasonable terms, W. C, SEARLE. Also a People of good brick stores. Good House tor Sa,!e The brick house on Ontario St., at present occupied by subscriber, is of- fered for sale. Has good stable and every accommodation. . Also good top buggy, -MRS. COUCH, • x4itt . - .110use for Sate • •The large cottage on Queen street. be- • Reports from the west indicate that winter wheat in Alberta is bordering on a failure. At some other points Continuotis Performance the wheat crop is estimated at 25 to 50 percent. The C. P. R. ma report is (Toropte Star) • • The establishmerit of all-night banks in Nov .York has given rise te the spe- culatioe. that, the. time is conarigaWhen- the whole twenty-four . hours- of the lay Will be used for hoeiness., 'Already the. New ' Yorker • grudges.- the •, time Spent at meals. The- broker snatches a piece of- pie *and ewallbws,w glass- of milk for. his luncle andthe sot-oalled •-reatieStimenakaram.pleted in five min- i:lies., It.114S; it. istt'ii1M'eiiu4ili • .that.this.ex Joitatieu .islatheatature-of .....aagaaaaaa het. .the niat4 NOW- luSS lititfetrille;toothsivissik seen for an hear afterwards Sittiog with •hiefeet on his -desk. But the -dis. .pissition.• to use _every available moment lor work is beyond deubt„and so we a ex met to see'the all-night bank • far more faverable • %HER SICIN WAS YELLOW "1 had onlyto tryDr. Hamilton's' Pills to appreciate their merit" writes' Mise Annie S. Bryce, of Woodstock. "My system was out- ef .order -my blood was weak and thin. I hada inurk.y • complex ima ,My skin as I atard, nd dry. The first box of Dr.' 4t"r"- oi Hittiatieceae-Pi--lls--ladeataacompl ete ' e lange.-1-filfbette-Fairt'cinee'.-Healthy .color pilaw into, my face. ,_In about 104000lAsa WAS atir.0 -1.P.r;_littfittli. *ITVPilleffet- these gefod pills, 25c per bex,or 5 boxes foe noo at all 'dealers. ' • se]f. • • ••••••••0.-‘• •.••,-.•-• • 1 • • • .. A • Neglected Industry " The industry Of chicken raising doee Ilot seem to make the headway in On- tario that it oughtto. In a recent 'address, theinanaget of the poultry department of the experia merttel farm .Mr. G: Gilbert, said he never. Iva, fear as to Markets, but had been very much ooneerned as to the small quantity.. of both eggs and poultry, .that have been produced, in coniparison with what it ought to have been. Our apply of .both products is barely sufficient to supply our home market, ' ' • . It appears that this statement by Mr. Gilbert is under the mark. Our poultry.men do not simply enough, for the home market. The: truth of this was verified within the past two Weeks by the importation from Chicago of a large consignnient of "spring clueicenS" for the city demand,. Loeal .breeders should not Only be ready to fill all -home orders, but . to supply a great part Of the British trade as well. Litat year Great Britain imported eggs to the Value Of )W3,500;000; and poultry to the value cif $5,000,000. • The Countries whieh supplied that market were : Aussie, $10,000,000 - Denmark, $7,000,000 ;. Germany, $5,560,000 idea glum, $1,185,9(X) ; ',France, $8,5d0,000 ; Canada, $645,000 ; °thee countries, $1,- 790,0fra ' Of the $500,000 worth .of. - dressed poultrtt, Canada' sent $160,518 math, and of rive poultry $41.716.. These figures show the large field open to us whieh we do not take ad; vantage of. All of 'our Surplus would - find a ready customer in England, pro- vided it was Of the reeuisite quality. Now to ii.ill Wild Mustard H.ow many fields in Western Ontario will sooti be yellow with the bloom of wild inustara, unless some effort is put forth to preveht.. Every farmer hav- ing mustard -infested fields is reminded that this pest may be held hi cheek and finally exterminated without great expense by the use of the copper sulphate spray. Tee pounds of copper sulphate dissolved • in forty gallons.of water and sprayed on one acre of mos- tardanfested oats or peas, when the mustard is three or four inches high, will Practically free he crop fronathe pest and do no peernanent harm to the crop, • The expense of spraying need riot exceed one dollar . per acre, and the 'in- creased yield of the crop .often ainounts to twenty or thirty bushels. No ham can possibly ensue from a trial a this remedy, and it is highly commended by trainv leading ageiculturists • Whiskey and Polities •“*. Wrn, M. Todd, of N'ithomas, 111., a prominent local politician, ended his life by cuttingliis throat with a razor. When found by his family he was Still COnSCi011s, arid, being unable to speak, replied in writing to questions con- cerning the cause of his act with the words, "Whiskey and politics." , , IhY, John Seat% junior inspector of high schools, has been appointed sup- erbitent of education. Jas.) E Weth- erell, Principal of fitrathroy Collegiate Instit ute, eucceelis him, succeec e clothing store. . Commissioner Whipple, .oft,Ire...NeW York Stat Forest, Fish,. and -Genie Department, . has served • notice, through the ptessate the milliners ot the. State, retail the.adualeSide, that Ins department intends to use 6%/0y legal - :elate Means t� enforce .. the law pea- hibititig the possession or. Sale '• of the bodies or. feathers "of :wild'• • wbether taken in this State or else- where.. The. penalty for ettehav iolati ore • Of the law is a. $60 fine, • and an • ad- ditional: 625. for •. each -bird -Part Thereof sold:Offered for ••sale, .pos sessed. • 000 longing to the estate of the late E. Holmes is offered for sole. The lot is one-half acre, .with bearing fruit trees, hard aisd soft water. A bargain. Apply at NEW ERA •office. ' a —RlDOUT-&HAE Comramapoults, CommteszorntuB3 . Real Estate and Insurance Agent Mono to loon C.B. HALE, • JOHN BlDOIPZ Medial. 1)rs. Gunn & Gunn. Dr. IN'. Gunn, I.. It. C. 1,.L R. O. S., EdLn Dr, .1. Nisbet Gunn, M. It, C. S. England, • 1,11. C. Louden. Office—Ontario Street, Clinton. Night calla at taunt door of office or residence. Rattenbarr Strest. DR. j. W. SHAW. PHYSICIAN, sun000N Asixuskieur fees Moe and residence Ciu ts.rio fit., opposite 13inglish church, formerlY Oe. arznied by Dr, Appleton, Clinton Out.. O•R. C. W. THOMPSON • PhYsietan, Surgeon, Etc. ' • • •special attention given t� disSase$ of the Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose, • 0111ce and Hesiderice. Albert Street4 Blocks North of Rattenbn.tv G. W. Nanning Smith, IL D.X.M. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.. ' OFFEJE-Main Street, Bayfield, torn:may • 000npied by Dr. Palfister: DR. • DENTIST (Successor to Dr, Holmes.) • Specialist bloomy,' ananrisee Work.• • Graduate of the Royalt:College' of Dental Soe. goons of Ontario. . Honor graduate of University of Toronto Dem, tal Department. • Graduato;of Chicago College of Dental Surgerst Chicago. Will visit Nayfield every Monday, • House to Rent • The house lately ()templed:by Mratiobb, :is offered either:lot sale or to rent on reasonable teazle. • The house ,has a000ih- odatious for prdinarywith geed' garden and bearing fruit trees. ' Apply to •j.W: TRVVIN ot NEW OFFICE. 'Good House for. Sale. Subscriber offers for gble }kglarge and Comfortable frame acme on Alberti Street: Therhpufie has svery.ceevernence for orchnr. tareekesasly,;,•bseed _oglar;.,hara and, sof sternee4thesiatess.three4p...ariere-;:pf-4M. of land; bearieg fruittrue, ifso citable.. Will be sold on reasonable terms; A. WILEEN, Clinton, Moh 30th Calgary,. Albentia May 25. -For aye days rain has been pouring.. clowit all over this province.. it bas unquestion. ably %teed the sitoation Which had been causing seriously alarm.. '• ' The water holes were rapidly. dryingup and cattle owners shared 'the ap- prehension of the •farmers.'• -Toslity the Alberta plains are blooming likcen, flower• garden, and. the grass and grain are -fine. • . • • It is estimated that !the rain has. beert Worth one rnilltiori dollione 0 day - to Alberta, and that- means Much to.. eastern wholesalers who are carrying many retailers:in the West: -• • The only nourishment that- bread afrords is that which the 4our contains. Bread baking is Merely putting flour in appetising form. Flour making is merely putting the nu- tritious part of wheat in shape for bread making. ' • Good milling is the kind that takes from the wheat all that is nutritious, nothing else. Royal lioiwhald. Flour is made from carefully selected Manitoba Hardsprit wheat. • • Every pound is alrnost a pound of fooct; clean, white, pure And, nutritious. It goes farther, does better baking and is• more satisfactory in every way than any • other flour. Your grocer knows he cannot keep store so. well without Ogilvie's Royal Household, Ogilvie Flour Mills Co. • Motoneou... "Ogilvie's Book fat a Cook" COntalila 130 pages of eterilleat recipes, eleMe never befOre " publiehed'. %or grocer 6101 tell you how to . get it PAU, - 3 Limited, C.?? • DR. II. FOWLER; offuies olENerOT'NIESITL:13 atnre• • Spatial care taken to make dents tre rnent as painless as possible. •W vi Auburn evbry Monday, • Miscellaneous. TAMES 04.inFEELL, LONDESBORO, •REUER OE MARRIAGE LICENSE.3. 'No witnesses readied Money. W w-PfI•aro.sate-7LuMda-pd-lo-17-ah tV.4%ryernoelland.mgr :11,16NE--To-Net, 0-*NT.1,(9: •.‘' Licensed Auctioneer•. • • Farm sales a Specially.• • • TERMS REASO A Orders left at the NEW :ERA will ire • promptly attended to,: House for Sale. Splendid eituation. Within two min- titesaralk of Poet Office. That' comfort- able home at present oecupied bs the un- dersign,ed. • House contains 7 rooms, also wash rooms andpantry and good %seed - shed. First-olass well and • cistern. .Splendid cellar. 1-4 acre land adjoining the residence of Mrs. Jos.Chidley. • Apply at NEW ERA Office or FRED 0, ALL - 'COCK. - Farm tor Sale. Subacriber offera for sale his farm of 100 acres, being lot 24, Con, 2nd, Stanley, All cleared but 10 aores. ' 13riok house, bank barn 40x80. cement silo, 14x30; one • acre of orohatd and small fruite, 2• never- . ling wells. Driving house'pig pen, hen home. • Five miles from Clinton and three from brucefield, on good gravel roads. ALBERT NOTT, Clinton P. 0. Choice Farm tor Sale Subscriber offers for • sale his splendid • farm of 96 scree on the Beat Line, being north part of lot 2, Maitland Block, Hullett Good briok bodge, bare abd all necessary outbuildings; 85 :scree bush; farm well wa- • tered and in good condition. 2 milesfrom • Auburn, and Qne mile front the Proposed C.P.B. station. JOHN SPRUNG, Ate burn P.0„ •. • • Farm for Sale. TWo hundred and thirty-five acres, situ- ated on Bavlield Botta, Goderick Tp, , three- quartere-of-a-mile from Clinton. Sal in excellent condition, having beers •tal under gratis for eve years; splendid grain or grass land, welt drained; Five acres hardwood bugs and excellent orchard. One barn, s and 85 cattle; one born, Bet 54, with . silo and stabling for 17 cattle, Large imple- ment house and pig pan; power and pump- ing windmills; large frame house; two good welle and twilling water at rear of farm.. Apply •to MRS. Arinx,M. WEFT/EN, Clinton P.O., or Lot 28, Con, 2, Stanley. 52x/4 with atone 8 t bling for 12 hors e Automobile lor Sale, 10 B. P. antentobile, in good state of re pair, run one season, Vertical ;double - cylinder engines eitnated alder the head; eaniiy acceesible, price 3400. Apply to •WW. SOTITIIAM, " • 86 Maple So, London „ — 3 Short -horn Rolls for Salt • No..: Throe good ydung Bulla, from 10,', to 16 month's old; one roan and two reds, geed mielity, Come ahd,see them, or write ED. J. man, Clinton,a_lateletim Grove Stock Farm ea, Runs tor Sale. -- • Two thoro-bred Short Horn bulls for We, aged 2 &3 years, both red with a little white; epleedia .thaividual hells of good • pedigree One by Biggins' Imported Fan• - cy's Pride; ths ether by Stoats' Star of Mormiig, Will be sold reasonable. •ti . JAMES SUopittoox tonaesboro WANTED; by Chicago wholesale house, epee- ist representative- (tttati,or Itionittal) for eiteh aro. vines in Canada. Salary 100.00 and offenses weeldy. Expense motley itdvaneed. Bud- IMAS successful; pesitien Permanent. No invest- • Mani required. !Vet/knit experience eta moos 56,1 to eogaglea. Address oeuerel Manager. itiatake Street. • Mes 10 Obitagel, 111,, Y.2,A ' 04 THOMAS ..GUNDR t ' Live stock and general Auctioneer, . GODERIOH ONT. • germ stock sales • a specialty... Orders left at Navy ERA. Clinton, promptly. attended to. Terms reasonable. • Farmers' sale netpo, .discounted, • • • MARRIAGE • LICENSE6 ISSUED:11Y • J. R. Rumba% Clinton. J. P. TINDALL. BA.NEEtt, • OLIN TON ; 0111'1` Private funds to loan on mortgagee :as best current ratite General Banking • breams• renaretedna ;nterelit allowed on •depoaits. Sale notes bought • • OE ID McTaggart • M. D. MeTaggie,z, •McTaggart Bros, . anNiiirts ALBERT ST, dLCLINTONCLINTONer, General Banking *Business • transacted NOTES 'Di SCOUNTED Drafts 'leaned. 'Interest allowed-ciii- deposite. The McKillop Mutual 'Fire Insurance Co. Farnt and Isolated Town Prop, erty Only Insureds • • OFFICERS. • J. B. McLean, President, laippen; Thos • Eraser, Vice.pres., 13rucefie1d;, Tbs. E Hays, Secy. Treas,, Seaforthl DIRECTORS. Jas. Connelly, Porter's Hill; 'John Watt, Harlock; G. Dale, Clinton; M. Chesney, Seafoith; J. Evans, Beech- woon; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop, J. Bea. • newels, Brodhagen. • Each Director is inspector of leases/1m his own locality. • AGENTS. • $. • Zaht. Smith, liarlock; 44, • Bitchier Seaforth;James Cumming, Egmon vale; J. W. Yeo, Hohnesville. WINGHAM° !, BUSINESS •CoLLEGt • isa higlrgrade Commercial Sobool imiree courses _ Oolam erelal Stenegraphr 'reiegratisto ' Write OBO. SPO'F„Vl1/41, PrIsiclimh J. ftiej Patio Tuner, No, A3, James St., south of the R. C„ Church. r4p postai oard *hen you Want pirate itt .. L.S. ‘..'416,;•• 1.'1-i...t• -a... .......,..•• J . „..h............."...."1.01...„............ ,..4.11.) •