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HEALTH MESSAGE
TOTHENORD
Take "Fruit -a -lues" And
Make Yourself Well
"Fruit•a-ttvos",the Mary e l l ous ntedi
cine made from. fruit Paces and tonics,
is the most beneficial medicinal agent
that has over boon given to mankind,
Just as oranges, apples, fib's and
prunes are'nature's own medicine, so
"Fruit-a-tives"—made from these
fruit Juices—but concentrated and
iintensified-1s the greatest Stomach and
Liver ll2edicine, the greatest Kidney
andBladder Medicine—the greatest Blood
Purifier—the greatest remedy for Head-
aches, Constipation, indigestion, .Neroous-
aess and Bad Conipletvion—in the world
To be well, take " 1D reit-a-tives"
50e a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e.
At dealers or sent postpaid lay
Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
ONTARIO LEGISLATION
extending widening of diverting a high's
way, the council may pass at any time
before the work is completed an amend-
ing by-law providing for a deviation in
the location of the highway, and the
Municipal Board may make an order
validating such by-lawon such terms as
it considers proper.
2. Where the work of establishing,
widening or diverting a street involves
taking a portion of a -lot or lots abutt-
ing on the work, the council may agree
with the owner to reduce thb special
assessment on the remainder of his lot
or lots by way of release or reduction of
the latter's claim for compensation.
3. Where it is desired to construct
a. sidewalk on one side of a street only
in a township, if the owners on both
sides of the street petition for the -as-
sessment of a certain portion of the own
ers share not exceeding one-third,
against the lots on the other side of the
street, the council may specially assess
the lands on the other side of the street
in conformity with the petition; and If
at a later data a sidewalk is constructed
on the opposite side the owner's port-
ion of the cost may be specially assess=
ed in like inanner.
4. Councils may undertake the re-
surfacing of a pavement, the lifetime of
which has not expired, as a local im-
provement, provided that the corporat-
ion assumes the special assessment
charged against lots fronting or abutt-
ing on the work until the expiration of
the period within which such lots are
specially assessed for the then existing
pavement.
Municipal Tax Exemption Act, 1920.
—13y -laws passed under this Act must
now have the assent of the electors
qualified to vote on. money by-laws.
if a petition signed by at least 50 per
cent of the electors qualified to vote on'
'Money by-laws is 'presented to the coun
,ell the council must submit a by-law in
-conformity 'with the petition to the
,electors at the next municpal election.
Minicipal Fire Departments.—The
Two -Platoon System is made compul-
sory for all cities and towns having a
population of over 50,000 where there
is a permanent fire department paid by
the municipal corporation.
Public Parks.—The Board of Park
Management is in future to be appoint-
ed by the council Instead of by the
council on nomination by the head of
the council.
Early Closing. —if an application is
presented to the council signed by not
less than three-fourths in number of
the occupiers of any class of shops situ-
ate within the municipality the council
shall pass a by-law requiring all shops
belonging to the class specified in the
application to be closed and remain
closed on one particular day of the
week during such hours between' twelve
thirty o'clock noon and five a.m. of the
next following day, and during such
periods of the year as are named in the
application.
Line Fences,—Township. councills
may pass a by-law declaring that the
provisions of The Line Fences Act shall
apply to unoccupied land as well as to
occupied land,
THE END
The Clinton New Era
Thursday, September, 1S, 192t,
J'COURILSY orGRR.4'w
HOW`YOU CAN TELL
( GENUINE ASPIRIN
Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross"
are Aspirin—No others!
There is only one Aspirin, that marked
!With the "Bayer Cross"—all other fab,
rete aro only acid imitations.
J Genuine "Bayer Tablets. of Aspirin!'
shave been prescribed by physicians for
mfneteen yore and proved safe by mil-
lions for rain, Headache, Neuralgia,
Colds, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis.
Handy tin 'boxes of 12 tablets—also
larger "Bayer" packages, can be had
at any drug storm Made in Canada.
Aspirin is the trade mark (registered
in Canada), of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoaceticaeidester of Salieylicaei'
While it is well known that Aspirin
means Bayer manufacture,to. assist the
ubhc against imitation, the Tablets of
Bayer Company. Ltd., will be stare os
With their g neral gado marls, b
°PO' Vrosai-
BrCOURntsrorCAR
ieYCOURraY OIGR&
"(1) Mr. and Mrs. S. Whittaker.
age 77,and 72, of England, en
route on a 6,000 mile journey
to visit their son, Mr. Oscar
Whittaker, owner of a ranch
at Chilliwack, British Colum-
bia.
(2) Remarkable snapshot of
'Mdlle. Lenglen, the world's
'champion woman tennis play-
er, in action at Wimbledon,
England, against Miss Rylan,
of California, whom she de-
f eated.
(3) The Royal Marine Hotel,
Kingstown, Dublin, where a
round -up of Sinn Feiners took
place.
(4) Belgian coal to the amount
of 1,000 tons being unloaded at
Barrow, England, during the
coal strike.
(5) It is lovely and cool by the
sea at St. Andrew's, N.B.
.(6) Lady Constance Stewart
Richardson, the well known
dancer, who arrived at Liver-
pool. She hopes to resume her
dancing.
(7) Florence Selby, San Fran-
cisco, selected by the city to
welcome the Knights of Colum-
bus conventionista.
8) A family of Hollanders in
l arta. The owner of this
home is only a few years farm-
ing in the west.
BVCOURTLSY OR CAR
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anada's Sisley Tea
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and Maj Butler of the Canadian Bialego t
e Col. Peck, V.C., and
Mrs. Peck, Sergt. Hawkins or
team on board the C. P. R. Liner AMetagama.
Lt. -Col. C. W. Peck, V.C., D.S.O.,
M.P., together with twenty-one Can-
adian competitors for Bisley arrived
at Liverpool recently by the Can-
adian Pacific liner Metagansa. Col.
Peck in an interview stated that pro-
viding they had good weather, they
hoped to pull off some of the big
prizes as the team was feeling very
fit. Major C. W. Butler is the
Adjutant in charge. Among the best
shots in the party are Segt. W. A.
Hawkins,
19and Private o won the
King's
II
Caplin, winner of the Prince of
Wales prize in 1904. Major Geo.
Mortimer (Ottawa), Sergt. H. R.
Roberts (Toronto), and Major C. R.
Crowe (Guelph), have in turn each
won the Governor General of Can-
ada's prize, the competition taking
place ,every year in the Dominion.
Sergt. Hawkins last year made four
wonderful scores in Canada, he ob-
tained the two highest alrgreaable
scores at Toronto, and the two high-
est at Ottawa, which constitutes a
row, j, p,J. 0. Nix who was very
prominent in his scoring for the Can-
adians at Bisley last year, is also
with the team. The party left direct
for Bisley, where they vir111 be in
practice for a week prior to the
opening of the competitions. Each
member was in possession of his
own short Lee Enfield rifle.
The Canadian Rifle Team, Bisley,
of 1921 is:
Commandant: Lt. -Col. C. W. Peek,
V.C., D.S.O., M.P., Canadian Scottish
Regt i Victoria, Z.C.
Adjutant: Major C. W. Butler,
Western Ontario Regt., London, Ont.
Sergt. W. A. Hawkins, G.M., 48th
High., Toronto.
Sergt. A, F. B. Wilson, 88th Bn.,
Ottawa. 28th Sark.
Sergt.' J. G. Coles,
Maj. Geo, Mortimer, G.G.F.G.,
Ottawa.
Maj. F. Richardson. lath 0. S.,
Victoria.
Lt, J. 0, Nix, Cameron Nigh.,
Winnipag.
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To ri '.r l$1,, l_.,wtin.m..
Maj. C. R. Crewe, Weld
Rifles, Guelph.
Sergt. T. Angear, 1st. Cal. Regt-5
Calgary.
Sergt. J. T. Steele, Wellivggtoal
Rifles, Guelph
Sergt. C. H Tyers, The G. G. F. tis
Brittania Bay.
Lieut. H. W. Patterson, The G. Gy
F. G., Ottawa.
Gr. W. E. Tinsman, R. C. G. A.
Quebec.
5. Sgt. H. R. Roberts, arenas,
Toronto. Colchester
Sergt. L. B. McCallum,
84 Hants Regt., Truro.
Regt., Regina,
Pte.
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eouver, S.C. •
Lieut. 8, A. Annasd, 1st. Calgary
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