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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1921-3-10, Page 2pAac TWO. ConiRelicing of lt itetrcit 12th e Will Run ,e evo ,pedal`s This -Week 100 lbs, Chocolates regular .�'ll olr�sces re ulcer F>,0c a Ib, for 49c Oranges regular 50c a doz, S : ecial,38c, doz. Meet your Friends, at our ice Cream Parlor � x^d We handle 'Neil'sons' the Cream•1that satis- fies. Take a BrickHome eter Hen erson Bat'tliEf'e OM Stand PHONE 1 Home Rule for Ireland Constitution of the Two Senates -Provision for Joint Sessions with Commons in Case of Disagreement Toronto Star) UJnder the Hoare Rule Act, which he- roines effective within a year, North- ern and Southern treland eaplt will have a Senate as well as a House of Commons. The government will con- sist of; Northern Ireland Nouse of 'Commons 52 Members Senate 26 Southern Ireland mous of Northern Ireland, Derry, which is merged with the county, for election puposes, thus has the distinction of getting its mayor into the Upper House. In the south, the Senate wilt be a much more complicated affair, in- volving "Lords Spiritual" as well as "Lords Temporal," Disestablished Church Recognized. i'he southern Senate will consist of: (5) Ex officio the Lord Chancellor • The Clinton New Era °payers and residents in Seethe/at Ireland will choose ft'oiti those of their own number of n0l less that i .two years' standing in the Priv 'Council . . „ ;) S. i County eoitliells of Stuthern lre-1 'land will choose ,,,,,,.,, ;,• 14 t• l In Leinsier, Munster,astet, au. l Cott - nett -Ott the county ' councils of each 1 province will toil te in choosing• faun ;Members, The outer two of the four- teen will be chosen by the three noun - HO of Ulster whiela have been shifted to Southern: Ireland for Home Rule purposes, namely; Donegal, Monaghan, and Cavan voting together. It wife be noted though the Church, of Iroltind (Episcopalian) Is disestalr- fished, it is recognized In the above schedule zts the representative of all the Protestant bodies. Twenty -Six Commoners, Fourteen Senators The Council of Ireland, the con- necting link between the northern and southern parliaments, is to be made' up of forty members and -a president, the latter appointed by His Majesty through ttie lord lieutenant. North- ern and Southern Ireland will alike send to this central body thirteen members of their Houses of Commons and seven members of their Senates. - In both Northern and Southern Ireland bills Imposing taxation or ap- propriating revenue trust originate in the House of Commons, and cannot be amended by the Se;tate, nor can it amend any bill so as to increase any proposed burdens upon the people. If the Senate receives any public bib 1 from the House of Commons at least a monith before the end of the session t and fails to pass it, or adds amend- ments to which the Commons wilt not agree, the Commons may send It for- , ward again at the next session. if again rejected, there shall be a joint i session of 'Commons and Senate, and 1 whatever the joint vote decides shall be i deemed to have carried. If the Sen- : ate rejects a etaxation or appropriation I bill, however, the joint session shalt take place during the sante session as • of Ireland, and the lord mayors of the rejection. Members Dublin and Cork -3. Mr. McSiviney, There is no provision of that sort ifouse 6f Commons , , . , . , , . 128 if he had lived and continued in office, in Canada. Senate G4 would have been entitled•tn a senator-: s ship. (2) Nominated senators -17. (3) Elected senators -44. All Ireland s Members The nominated senators will repre- sent commerce (including banking), labor, and the scientific and learned profession;, these to be named by the lord lieutenant, The elected senators will be chosen as follows: Roman Catholic archbishops and bishops of Southern Ireland will choose from their own number 4 Church of Ireland archbishops and bishops of Southern Ireland will choose front their own number 2 Peers who are ratepayers and residents in Southern Ireland will choose from their awn number,. 16 Members of His Majesty's Privy ' Council in Ireland who are rate- Cbuncil , , , , , . 41 While. the method of electing the Houses of Commons will be identical in The. North and the South, the compost - Mon. of. the Senates is to be entirely 1 different. In the north, the Senate will consist of the lord mayor of Bel- fast and Mayor of Derry and 24 neat- hiers electesi by the House of Com- You are not ".Ie r lrtm tiniest - rag when 'oattha use Ur. L'nasn•s veto- L meat fit 'eczema, anu Skin •Irrtta- en». Ir re loves at once and gradu- a 1yy heals tl o skin. Sample box Dr. Ithase's Ointment free 11 you mention this paper and send 2c. stamp for postage. 60c. a nos; all dealers 'cr Ettuanson, Bates & Co., 5.icoltotl- Toronto other.' "California Syrup of Figs" is Child's Best Laxative Beware! Say "California" or you may not get the genuine "California Syrup of Figs" which doctors recom- mend for ltabte s and children 't dr en f all Nothing else cleans the little bowels and regulates the child's stomach and liver so gently, so thoroughly. Directions on each bottle. But you must say "California." Don't be talked into an imitation fig syrup which hasn't the delicious, fruity taste or the perfect "laxative physfs?" action. o man cotr :id iMil- Ch r tcolale Ca J. 4 e B t s made EAS GFIRST ivczy You'll be surprised with the economy of EASIFIRST- you'll be delighted with the better results. Its parity is the result of our own exclu- sive process. Moreover EASIFE IRtT is prepared under the rigid supervision � P of Government inspec- tion, This is the Recipe s cup granulated sugar X cup milk. cup EASIFIRST 2 teaspoons baking 1/dr. 2 eggs x teaspoon salt 2 cups dour )S teaspoon vanilla Cream EASIFIRST and sugar, then eggs well beaten. Add milk alternately with flour nixed and sifted withtlte salt and bak- ing powder. Turn into two floured layer cake tins and bake in moderately hot oven 20 minutes. riot Matt Iarro; '/ teaspoon EASIFIRST ria cup hot milk 1,,4 cups iciugsugar x square unsweetened X teaspoon salt chocolate fleet milk, chocolate and EASI- FIRS'r until chocolate is dissolved. Add sugar until thick enough to spread on cake. Use this also for filling, 6 Your grate tmlRbo glad to supjtly you with &ASlFIEST. Sold ! s cemans and Oat. Worifd you like a eoyy of Ganes Proved beetle booklet P Write for one today. QUNNS LIMITED TORO.&O n PRESBYTERY OF HURON The Presbtery of Huroli held Its 11"1;1 regular meetinge't Ilensell oft Tuesday, February 22nd, livery nil» ieterial Member ryas present .attd the following elders: Messrs. Richmond izf Myth, 'l"urnbell, of Thames Road, Lbidsay of Clinton, Gemmell, df i3t:ucefleld, Fraser, o! Bayfield, Molr, of ltettsall, Cuthill, of Wbnthop, Wallace of Bg- nioudviHe, Cut't, Ot Goderieft, Cunning- hain of Auburn and Jeekell, of Exeter. Mr. McIntosh is to flit the modera- tor's chair for the next six months. Gravis to aid -receiving aur'gregations were approved, Dr. Fletcher presented a call from Thames Road and Kfrkton in' favor 01 Rev, G. Murray Chidiey, sign'ed by 211 members and 47 adhtereuls, promising an •annual stipend of $1,500, use of manse, and four weeks, annual holiday, 'Tire call was :sustained and forwarded to the Presbytery of London, wirers Dr, Fletcher will appear on behalf of the Presbytery of Huron, It case of his acceptance of the call provisional ar• rengements .were made for his induc- tion, the anoderator of Presbytery to preside, Mr. Lundy to preach. Dr, Fletcher: to. address the pastor -elect, and Mr. McConnell to address the' peo- ple. - After a long and free discussion the ram(t front the Assembly re the settle,. meat of ministers was approved. r The following ministers were ap-• pointed commissioners , to the next' General Assembly: Messrs, Hamilton, McDerMid'and Hogg, and. the following ejders: Messrs. Cowan, of Seaforth, Moir, of Hensel! and Cunningham of Auburn. Mr. McDerntld Was nominated for the Assembly's committee on bills tied overtures and Mr, McIntosh for the corresponding committee of Synod. Mr.'Carriere was nominated for the ntoderatorship of Synod and Dr. Clarence McKinnon for the moderator - ship of the General Assembly. Mr. Hogg is to lead in the May conference, The following were appointed to the committees of the Presbytery for the - ensuing year, the first. named being the convener and the ministers ment- ioned having their elders associated with Brent in each case: S. S. and Y. P. S. • Messrs, McIntosh, McLean, McDer- ntfd. Conference Messrs, McLean, McFarlane, Fergu- son, Budget Messrs. Abery, Ferguson, Lundy. Statistics Messrs. Hamilton, McFarlane, Ross. Home Missions Messrs. McFarlane, McIntosh, Hogg;. Foreign Missions Messrs. Ross, Telford, McDerntid. Students Drs, Larkin and Fletcher, Messrs.. 'Artery and Foote, Emergency Messrs, Foote, McConnell, Carriere, Forward Movement Messrs, Telford, Hogg, Ross. A. &I. M. Fund:. Messrs, Hogg, Lundy, and' Dr, Flet- cher, Co-operation• Messrs, McIntosh, Hogg, McFarlane, Telford. The next regular meeting is appofnt- edi to be held at Clinton on Tuesday, May 10th, 1927, Children. Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTO R IA WHY NOT ADOPT A CHILD ?? The Children's Aid Society have at; present nine children in the hone at Goderich, and are expecting an addi- tion of a fancily of five during this week. The age of all these run from 1 to 10 years, and of course good foster homes are desired for then;. Have you not place where one of these could find the care and loving sympathy which every child is entitled to for the years in which it is pre- paring to take its place in the -activi- ties of life, The almost invariable testimony of those tvilo Have taken part In this work by adopting a Child Yourr/ti Palpitate? The compo parts of Milburn's Heart and N' five Pills are indicated to do away wit 1 palpitation and other heart weaknesses and thus strengthen both the heart, and nerves, Aire. F. X. Gauthier, Tilbury, Ont,, writes: -"During 25 years past 1 'was greatly troubled with palpitation of the heart, and sometimes so much so that those around mo thought 1 would die at any moment, being so mueli weakened by the eharpness of the palpitation which would lest sntnetimcs urs to three hours, .1 had the ;doctor who kept me taking his medicine to ' overeemo the disease, but to 110 ellen. There was no change at all.for the better. Two rare ago n friend advised me 10 um 14filburtt's Heart, and Nerve Pille, X began to use then; at once, mid at the second box 1 began to feel some relief, So. 1 s'oniiinaed to use f,ltem according lo :limetinr.a, arid. now 1 stn perfectly well, Before a ting Hsi p Ila 1 hover weighed 100 pnntdr, now 1 weigh 117, and feel alt if 1 werd young although 1 ;tin over rid years s n e,,, Milbur n's gifettrt and Nerve Pills are 1500. a box at all Healers, or'mailed direct on,reeeipt of _priee by The.'r. Milburn Oo.s Limited. Toronto. Ont, . i IllitSday, NIEr01 1tli; 1921. Is th.tt',lhey lydve been .afitply repaid for the .erre am! Anxiety inaiden.t •to their br_ingbsg up, 'At present we would like to hear of it home where a brother and sister of i1 and years respectively could be' phteecl, '••Thier two brothers ' iptht.t of ,5 and 7 who should go together, a sister crud brother of, 6 and 3 year's, Then there area, two gli'Is of nine,years and a baby gill of three months, In fact, almost any prefere,tee can be suited, if you Will let us know what you are willing to 40. Why not make a trial for a time sufficient to know just how it W0uld work out? Write the County Seerc.- tary and he will discuss it with you,, rrlte following contributions since' the last list printed in Mite County Papers are gratefully acknowledged;' Get in line tvil'lt these kind friends and Send in your "trite," Mrs, Wtn. tiartry, Seaforth $1,001 Methodist Sunday School Class Seaforth $5,00; Town- ship East Wawanosh $10,00; K. N. Kernigltan $5,00; Miss Bali $1.00; Mrs. W. f., Morton $5.00; Township Of Hay $10,00; Mrs. Leach $1,00; Blyth W. C. T. U.,. $5.00; John Beattie, Seaforth $7.00; Mrs. D. Miller $2,001 Mrs. S. Bentley $1,00; Henry, Snyder $2,00; Brussels Village $20,00.; Wnt. J. Thompson, Auburn $t,,00; 'Township West Wawanoslt $15,00; W. Brydone, Clinton $,00. Tlie following con- tributed, Fruit, Vegetables, clothing, Etc: -Mrs. Kenhn•e, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs.Gordon Taylor, • Mrs. Middleton, Mrs. Switzer, Mrs, Andrews, Bayfield Road; Mrs, Daniels, Mrs. A. Halliday, Mrs, Romp, Mrs. Gouithrust, R. J. Greer, Mrs, Murney, WHAT TO DO FOR STOMACH TROUBLE 4 Good Advice ' From Cne Who Had Suffered Much. Nine -tenths of all forms of indiges- tion' or so-called Stomach trouble are not due to the condition of the stom- ach at all, but are caused by outer in- fluences. The great contributing cause- of indigestion is thin blood. Good blood and plertty of it is requir- ed by the stomach to take care of the food, if the blood fs thin tine stom- ach functions sluggish, food lies undi- gested, gas forms and causes pains in various parts of the body. instead of getting nourishment front the blood the system gets poison. Relief from this conditonn can be obtained by the tonic treatment which Mr. D, Shaw; Mt. Stewart, P. E. L, tried and now warmly recom- mends to others, Mr. Shaw says: "1 suffered from indigestion for over four years, and tried many of the well-known remedies for such troubles, but never obtained more than temporary relief. The trouble was aggravated by constipation set- ting in owing to the stomach failing to do its work, and laxatives only gave relief to the bowels and left the stomach- in worse condition, The re- sult wan my blood was growing more and more anaemic, 1 did not Sleep well at night and was growing des- pondent. 1 was in this wretched con- dition when a friend advised ne to try Dr. Williams' Pjirk Pills. 1 got three ;loxes and by' the tithe they were finished there was some change for the better. This greatly encour- aged me and 1 continued taking the pills for some three months, by which time my stomach was all right again, my blood good, nerves strong and life was again worth liv- ing. My advice to all who suffer from stomach trouble is to give Dr, Williams' Pink Pills a fair trial," Dr, Williams' Pink Pills can be ob- tained through any medicine dealer, or by mail at 5o cents a box or six boxes for $2,50 from. The Dr, Wil- liams' Medicine 'Co,, Brockville, Ont. * The Georgian Diplomatic Mission ot has been placed under arrest at Mos- cow, The revolts in Petrograd and Moscow have been put lown by Soviet troops. The first bread riot int Detriot, in a decade,. took place Thursday, Tit police suppressed it. The Spanish 'Cabinett is seeking to issue a loan to cover the deficit in the Budget, SP NG FESTIVAL 4'Spring Festival and Masquerade tinder the auspices of the Garden Class, of Willis Church will be held in the School room, Friday, April 1st, at 8 o'clock, ADMISSION -25 cents: Proceeds fo go to the Mission Band, Everybody Welcome. FOR SALE A'Cottage on Huron "Street,ln fairly good condition inside; 7 rooms; Town Water; Neariy an Acre of Lands Apply to Miss E. WHITELY or W. BRYDONE Clinton Hotne•Made Cooking' Side. 'The Ladies Aid Society of Wesley Kilturclt will hold a sale of,l-iome trade cooking in theAgrieultdral Hall, cornerof Albert :'and Rattenbury streets on Sat urday afternoon, Marcia 12th, beginning at 2.30 o'atock, Yt •ti; c MAIL. CONTRACT SEALED '!'ENDERS, addressed 10 tb Postmaster General, will be received atl Ottawa until pova, on friday, 15th, April, 1921, /fOr 1110 eonveyenee Ills Majesty's Mails, on a proposed C'ontraet for four years, six titres per week over 'Clinton No, 2, Rural Maid Route, froiti the Postmaster Qencrel's Pleasure, PRIN'T'ED NOT1'CES containing fur- ther inforutatioo as to conditions of pro- posed Contract may be seen and blank for•nts Of Tender maybe obtained at tate Poet Office! of Clinton, ftoimesville, Brucefield, Seaforth and at the .office of the Post Office Inspector. CHAS. E. H. FISHER Peat Office Inspector Post Office Inspector's Office London, Ontario, March 4, 1922. AUCTION SALE , Of farm stook and itnpletneuts. Tire undersigned lugs received in- struclions to sell by public aucttoa at Lot 27, loth concession, (Cut Line) Goderich Township., ort, Saturday, March 19tls, coins -fleecing at 1 o'clock- sharp, the following; t•IG'R'SES-Bay Mare, rising 5, Bay gelslitig rising 5; strong driver rising 7, CATTLE: -Choice Hol- stein Hol- steiti cow 7 years old, calf 111 foot, one month old; • Choice: Holstein cow .5 years old, calf at foot, 2 weeks old: choice Durham cow 7 years old, to freshen April 8th; Choice Durham cow 8 years to freshen April 23rd; choice Holstein cow 7 years old to freshen 1n May; heifer rising 3 years; 4 heifers rising 2 yeae's1 3 steers rising 2 years; 5 last Spring's calves, 3 months months old. PIGS: -Brood sow to far- row about' time of sale, 3' pigs 5 months old, Collie Dog, About 50 Legh;y.•n and Rock hens. IMPLEMENTS-Mas- sey-1•larris binder, 6 foot cut; McCor- mick mower 6 foot cut, nearly new; Massey -Harris seed drill, turnip outlier, nearly new; 2 horse corn scuffler; scuffler; Cockshutt riding plow; Walk- ing plow; disc harrow, set iron harrows; fanning mill, heavy wagon, set bob-. sleighs, hay rack, spring. wagon, 2 top buggies, robe and rug, steel roller, Massey Harris 'Cultivator cutter, root pulper, hand cutting box, set team harness; 2 sets single harness, wheel barrow, 3 steel pig troughs. About 25o bushels of good seed oats. about 50 bushels of fall wheat, quantity of hay and fodder cont, Melotte cream separator, Daisy churn, No. 2, some cedar posts, quantity of wood, some household furniture, 2 ladders, some bunches of shingles, set scales. 500 IIs; 3 milk cans, iron kettle, forks, chains, hoes and other- arfices ton numerous to mention, TERMS: -All sums of stoop and under, CASH; over that amount eight months credit *111 be given on furnishing aprroved joint notes, or a discount of 6% per cent per annum for casii. Positively no reserve as the Proprietor is giving up farthing r,n accnwtt of 111 health• W11LLIAM PiCKARD THOS. GUNDRY Proprietor Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE Of farm stock, implements and house hold furniture, 41r, Alfred Tebbutt will sell by public auction at his premises on Huron Road, 3 miles from Goderich, on THURSDAY, MARCH 24TH, 1921. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock sharp...I.IOR- SBS:-1 General Purpose Mare, 7 years old; 5 General Purpose Gelding, Rising 4 years old; 1 Driving Mare to years old, a good quiet driver; 1 Percheron Fill'}', rising 2 years old; 1 Driving Filly rising 3 years oi'd; sired by Ike Medium, 1 aged Driver, CATTLE: -1 cow 7 years old (newly. calved) 1 cow 7 years old due 1st of May; 1 cow 5 years old due 1st of June; 1 cow 5 years old milking; 1 Heifer, rising 2 years old; 1 steer, rising 2 years old; 1 Heifer, rising f eyar old; 1 steer calf, 9 months old; 1 Heifer calf, 5 Months old. HENS: - 150 Barred Rock Hens, 1 and 2 years old. 1MPLEMENTS-I Deering Binder 6 foot cut; 5' McCormick mower 6 foot cut, (new); 1 Pea Harvester, 1 10 foot Massey Harris 1-Iay Rake, (nearly new) ; 1 Van Brunt 14 Double Disc drill, sold by John Deere (nearly new); 1 Deering Disc Harrow (nearly new); t Deering 10 foot land roller (nearly new) ; 1 Oliver team scuffler with bean harvester (nearly new) ; i Deering Cultivator; 1 Massey Harris Hay tedder; 1 Fleury scuffler; 1 Fleury twin Walking Plow; 2 Fleury No. 21 Plows, 1 nears new; 1 set 4 section Drag Harrows; 1 Massey Harris Harrow Cart• 1 ,Massey -Harris Root Pulper; 1 Massey -Harris Cutting Box, Size No, 2, with tett feet of car. riers;1 London 2?. 1-0 P. Gasoline En- gine in good Running order; 1 Chatham Waggon; 1 Flat Hay Rack; 1 Waggon Box with Stock Rack; 1 Good Gravel Box; 1 Clinton Fanning Mill;1 Set Aly. ner 3 Wheel Truck scales (20oo lis); Set of Household scales (240 lbs.); t McLoughlin Rubber tired top buggy int nn d shape; t open buggy; t Democrat; Set Bob sleighs; 1 Gray Cutter; I arge Stone Boat; 1 small Stone Boat; t Wheelbarrow, 1 Beit; 2 Hardwood Wat- rBarrels; 1 Water Trough; t large S:q, Kettle; 1 Small Sap Kellie; 2 sets of Double harness; 2 sett of Single Har- ness; 2 logging chains; 2 Post Hole A(ta- rs ; 2 scythes; 1 Grain Cradle; 'Cross- ut saws; t Bucksaw; 2 sets of &Made rees; t Neckvoke; 2 Rolling Coulters; Ladder; !Steel Team Scraper; 1 Grind tone; t ensilage Fork; 1 Barley Fork; Scoop Shovel; I braining Spade; t ig Crate; 1 Chicken Fattening crate; obs, 7 Horse blankets; t Collie 0515, a oocl hieeler; 24 Grail bags; t bag ruck; 5o Cedar Pence Posts; t Hay ark, Cal•. Rope and slings; Forks; hovels and other articles too-loo:erous mention, FURNITURE: ---t 11app' bought Kitchen Range; 1 Blass Cup oard; 1 iron bedstead, mattresses and prings and feather belt 1 Square Moo sited and in first class order; 2 11ttan- on Tables • 2 small Tables; 1 Itsiir sofa; hair chairs; 3 Rocking Chairs; 1 0;15y Hair: 5 kitchen chairs; 1 Ras no Lamp; Parlor Lump; 2 Glass Siam; lamps; t aisy Churn; 1 Buller tlowi= 1 lee ream Freezers t Melotte Cr::m Sglor Or, Everything must be sold uneserv- as Proprietor is stab's'': t„ 5„..t.,1, ERMS;--Ail stens SiO,00 and under, ASH; Over that amournt o months Bre- t will be given on furnishing' appusv- d joint notes, A Discount of 4 per etst straight allowed for cash on credit nounts, • 1)'TlritBUTT THOMAS GUNbRY. Proysriatoc Auctioneer. 1 G 1 e c P R g F S 1, 7 b s it si 3 c d at ed 7' C di c c an NOTICE TO CREDITORS inn the Estate of George lv$eRstiui to Farquhar, Deceased NOTICE is hereby given that all per- sons ittvbtb claims against the estate of George M9Kslclan Farquhar, late of the 'i'utvltship of Hullett, It the County of Ifuron, yeoman, deceased, who died On or about the 243115 of February 1920, are required to de- liver to Margaret Ellen Farglltar, tate Adntlnistratrix of the said estate or her solicitor 0a or before tate 26th day of Murch 1921, a full statement of their claims together with partly - tilers thereof, and the neture of lite securities, if any, held • by them ail dilly'verified by affidavit. AND TAKE NOTICE. that after the said fast mentioned date the sold Margaret Ellen Farquhar will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to such claims as she shall have received due notice and in accordance therewith, DATED at Clinton, this 24111 day of March A. D. 1921, W, BRYpONE, Clinton, Ont,, Solicitor for the said Administratrix. FARM FOR SALE 500 Acres, Lot 16, Concession 2, Hullett, 10 acres of hardwood bush; 5o Acres almost new land, balance hes been grazed and top -dressed for 20 years, A11 Good Land, Well Drained, Perfectly Clean, Every furrow arable, in first class state for cultivation, within half a mile of the macadamized roads, 3 miles from town. 800 rods of extra good fencing; Barn 43x74, with steel roof and a steel siding, also rodded, Stable room for 40 head of stock, Cement Floors and Waterworks; Up -to -Date for conveniences, First plass Garage and a Buggy House. Good Water and a good France !louse with up-to-date conven- iences. For Further Particuldrs Apply to CHARLES PEACOCK R. R. No. 4, Clinton . Or Apply on Premises For Sale. Two size roomed houses alt Freder ick St, near the new Flax Mill, will be sold very cheap, and on easy terms. Apply to Jacob Ta, for or C. B, Hale, FARM FOR SALE One Hundred Acres, Lot t9, Con- cession 5, Township of Hullett, 3 miles from Town of Clinton; 95 acres of Cleared Land, Remainder in Bard Woad Bush. On the farm is a seven -roomed Frame House, also a good sized barn on Stone Foundation and 2 Good Wells. This Farm is in excellent shape for cultivation as It has been pastured for Several Years. For Further Particulars Apply to JAMES E. REYNOLDS Seaforth, Ontario. TO RENT Suite of two rooms, suitable for light housekeeping, or dressmaking. Use of Bathroom and alll city con- veniences, Also single rooms, with or without Board. Radiator in every room. APPLY to MRS. DOWNS Opposite Ontario Street Church AUCTION SALE 0f Farm Stock and Implements, Etc., (at Farm, Known as Fair Farm,)adjoin- ing town of Clinton. (If Day is Stormy Sale will be held under cover) on Fri- day March 11111, at 12 o'clock the foll- owing will be sold:-HORSES:1 Span of Percheron, 3000 lbs, well matched; 1 Span of Black, General Purpose, web matched; 1 brown stare in foal to Per- cheron, 1 black horse; 1 Black Per- cheron mare, 2 years, show colt; 5 Grey Gelding, 2 years old, 1 Driving stare, by Sphtks Medium, extra road mare, CATTLE: --2 Holstein well Bred Calving about time of sale; 4 Holsteins freshened with calves at foot; 4 Dur - hams, freshened, with calves et foot, 4 Durha u Springers; 2 Holsteins, due last of Marols;2 Durhants due in April; 4 Grass Cows; 4 milking strain heifers 2 years old; 2 steers rising 2 y ears old; ; 3 heifer calves; 4 steer calves. 1 Durham Bull 3 YearsMilking Stran • 2 Brood sows, 40 hens, Barred Rock; IMPLE- MENTS; -8 Foot Massey Harris Binder with pole truck in good order; 1 7 foot Massey llarris Binder with pole itt good shape; t,'t.: Deering Stiff Tooth cults-, vatur new, 1 7 r._ Foot McCormick Spring Tooth Cultivator; 1 Bisset (16 Disk) Disk, four horse; 1 13 Disk Drill, Good as New; 1 Steel Roller, 12 foot; 2 Walking Plows (stew), 1 Corn Culti- vator; t Scuffler; 1 Deering 7 foot Mower; 1 McCormick, 52 foot Hay Rake; t liay Loader; 2 Hay Forks, car and Ropes complete; 2 set Harrows; 1 Massey Harris Manure Spreader; 3 \Vaguns: 2 set of Bub Sleighs; 1 De- liver} w•.Igon; 2 Hay Racks;, 1 Flat Sleigh rack: 1 ;'utter; 1 Empire 2 double unit Milking Machine; 1 3 horse Power Massey Harris Gasoline Engine; 1 Gal- vanized, lined water trough; 1 Steam Feed Cooker; 2 Set of Team Harness, with Breeching; t set of"reant Harness; t Sot of Single Harness; 15 Ton of 1 O:wilts. Hay; 25 tons of alfalfa; 300 bushels of seed I1,t110y; 1200 Bttslteis Of ;tats; 15o t3tialo'ls of Mixed Grain; Peed Folks :obi Manure 1'orks; Silage Man- ors and /hay Fork; Hoes; also shovels, Chains mrd other numerous articles. 115111$1111t1LD FURNI PURE ---t Imp,: riot Oxford Cooking Range, 1 Box Stove, 1 Sideboard, 1 Refrisator, 1 bedroom suite, 1 Wilton rug, A Parlor Suite; IIR:MS--All sunt of $10 and under cash over Than amount, 7.months credit on Furnishing Approved Joint Notes or 1 Discount of 5'i allowed for CASH. Everything must be sold as Proprietor has leased his farm, (Cnws.11ave Been So'sted From Herd of Fifty end are an Extra GQod Lnt.) A. $ DURNIN JOHN' PUIEVIS Pro00140:11:1:t.) t4atr Auctioneer