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ly all makes of watches-,
there ars few that aro bad 1F,
in every respect. In REGINA
WATCHES you will find em -
boded ALL the good points a
watch can have, judged from
the standpoints of SOLIDITY,
1 DURABILITY, RELIABILITY.
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Issuer of Marriage Licenses
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Notice
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The frost Is here. Watch your
'battery as Well as radiator.
If you bring your battery to us for
whitey or recharge, you will get it back
fully charged.
We overhaul any make of storage
battery., •
STORAGE BATTERY • SERVICE
STATION.
'Car Painting and Overhauling.
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CLINTON, ONT.
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Dam_ DAY APRIL 8
SHow 'Day.
The Biggest Dollar Day we have
' ever had: 40
5 tbs bates for $1
7 lbs Pigs for $1
4 Ib s Valencia Raisins for . 31
4 tbs Currants for 31
13 Melte Rolled Oats 31
7 tbs Broken Sodas for $1
7 bottles of Catsup for 31
4 Ib s Prunes for 31
3 M s Apricots for $1
4 tins of Salmon for 31
5 ties of Corn for 31
5 ties of Peas for 31
5 tins of Tomatoes for $t
5 tins of Pilchards for _ $1
These are only a few of many
Show Day Bargains '
T. O'NEIL
JHE HUB GROCER
phone 48 '
'LIMO MONIOroarM4iggs.
FRUIT -GROWERS
Better Spray your Orchard this year
Spraying and Dusting never paid
largamdividends than now.
The Nistraga Brand Spray 'Co., of Burl-
ington, Oet, offer you at reasonable,
prices
DUSTING MACHINES
SPRAYING MACHINES
DUSTING MATERIALS
SPRAYING MATERIALS
MACHINES AND SPRAYS,FOR EVERY
PURPOSE,
For Information on any of the above
Write or nom.
George Sloan
AGENT
BLYTH, ONT,
MARKET REPORTS
'Butter ........ ,49 to 50
'Eggs ..... 60
Hogs ..... ........ „ ..$17.00
'Wheat . $1.95 to $1.98
'Oats . ..... 85c to 87c
Barley• 40c to 45e
Buckwheat . „ , $115 to $4.20
Hay ig19,00 to 820,01
diren ..... $45 ton,
Shorts . ......... Mete $56
Milfed
$S0,.
Potatoes e $2,00 bag
A brilliant orator it one who always
uses the tight word in the right place
at the right tittle.
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ririg et.wrom NEW ERA.
Review of Pre -Easter
Session Activities 9f the
Parliament at Ottawa
Ottnwn, April 3. --With over si4101101
of session Compieted, parliament has set
tied down to work along customary
lines. The legislative prOgritnt yielded
place in interest to the poll -tient situat-
ion, The prime minister was away; the
leadership of the Unionist party; and its
future were in doubt; a younger man
was wearing the mantle of Laurier anct
finally there was the growing strength
of the fanner movement .ivith the firef
appearance, since confederation, of a
definite third party in the House. So
on all hands, there was comment on the
"situation" -,-whether the government
might be forced to resign, whether
in any event a general election would
not come in the fall,
So far chief business before the
House has been; '
4. Adoption of the address by a gover
;fluent majority of 34,
2, Ratification of the Bulgarian peace
treaty, with the almost inevitable debate
on the League of Nations.
3. 'Tabling of the Jellicoe 'report on
Canadian naval policy.
4, Presentation of main estimates for
an expenditure of 8537,000,000 dur-
ing the coming fiscal•year.
5., The Franchise bill,
6, Presentation -of the budget for the
Canadian mercantile marine, slfbwing
a net profit darned by government'tramp
steamers last year of 81,400,000 total
deficit (including the Grand. Trunk Pac-
ific) of 847,000, 000.
Debate on the Bthlgarian peace
treaty, party frotn points, regarding the
covenant of the League, brought forth
011 announcement of probable constitut-
ional changes of great importance. The
query had blf, why, if Canada were
a nation it At,uild still be necessary to
go to the imo '."al parliament for am-
endments of the British North America
Act, To this, the minister of justice re-
plied that he was now in 'consultation
with the attorneys generals of the var-
ious provinces to see if some arrange-
ment could be reached whereby with
the concurrence of the provinces, the
Dominion Parliament would have auth-
ority to amend the constitution,
A GOOD MEDICINE
FOR SPRING USE
Harsh Purgatives Should Be
Avoided -.-A Tonic Will Re-
store Your Energy.
Not exactly sick but not feeling
quite well. That is the way thousands of
people feel in the spring. It is a sign
that the trying indoor life of winter
has left its mark upon you. Easley tired,
appetite fickle, some -times headaches
and a feeling of depression. Pinples or
eruptions may appear on the skin, or
there may be twinges of rheumatism
or neuralgia, Any of these -indicate that
the blood is out of order and these sy-
mptoms may easilf deveiope into more
serious trouble.
Do not dose yourself with purgatives
as so many people do in the hope that
you can put your blood right Purgativ
as gallop through the system and weak
eninstead of giving strength. Any doctor
will tell you that this is true, What you
need in the spring is a -tonic that win
build up the blood and nerve. Dr. WPM -
ams Pink Pills can do this speedily and
surely. This medicine enriches the blood
clears the skin, improves the appetite,'
and makes tired, depressed men, women
and children bright active a•nd strong.
As an example of the value of these
pills we give the statement of Airs. S.
214eBuenSed MatiaMagemchet,Nt, S who
seys:-"I have good reason to speak
in the highest terms of Dr. Williams
Pink Pills. I was badly run down fail-
ing in weight, and suffering from dizzy
spells and weakness. In fact any condit-
ion was such that 1 was hardly able to
do tny housework. A friend advised me,
to try Dr. Williams Pink Pills an after
using several boxes there was n notice-
able improvement. I continued using
the pills for some time longer and found
that 1 had fully regained my old time
health and strength and was able to do
my housework without feeling weak
and worn out as 1 did before 1 began us
ing the pills."
Dr, Williams Pink Pills can be ob-
tained from any dealer' in medicine or
by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes -
for $2,50 from The Dr, Williams Medic-
lne.Co., Brockville, Ont.
SLAMS, BANGS AND ADVICE
TO THE DRURY GOVT.
Ontario's minister of roads has de-
creed the death of the glaring automo
bile headlight. In the hands of the con-
siderete driver it was all right. It was
sefishness of the comparetively few
that brought it into disrepute,
--0--
How can eight-hour advocates like
Rollo and MacBride support a measure
which will compel deputy returning
officers and election officials to put in
ten -hours on provincial election clay?
The Drury government is notenving
up to its professions let alone it con-
victions tis Permitting private members
to take charge of Hs nroposed legislat-
ion on the Prohibition queetion. In this
matter, as in all others it will find it
good policy to be hold enough to be
honest n16 honeet enough to be bold,
The Feder GoVernmeet lute atathoriz
ed Provincial Governments to loan und.
er the Housing Act up to $3,500, in-
stead of #3,00, and $4000 instead of
$3,500 for (Our or five roomed 5116 aix
or severs roetiled elWelliuge respective*.
Estimates of Town,
and School Boards
. • •• for 1920
• C, C. 1, .ESTIMATES
Expenditures,
Deficit from 1919 $ 1706.51
Tefichere' selery , • 8900,00
Caretaker , . .. . 400.00
Fuel ....... . e.... • ; 450.09
Repairs 100,00
Examinetious . • • 200/00
Printing, stationery, etc 200,90
Equipment . • . . • . . , 400,00
insurance 70.00
Light and water1100,00
Agriuulture . . . 100,90
Contingencies, ( slaries etc) 450,94
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$13077,45
• Receipts,
Government grant .. . . , . 956mo
Special grants: -
Agriculture
Cadet grant
Streteong grant
County Grant (maintenance) , 4724.95
Spain! Co. grants, 1919 ... 700.00
Special Co. grant, 1920 , 1000.002
Tuition fees 1200.00
Examination fees 400,00
Local municipal grant 4200,00
112.50
50,00.
40,00
$13077,45
PUBLIC SCHOOL. ESTIMATES
Expenditures.
Salaries:- •
Teachers $6500,00
Caretaker „00,90
Secretary-treasieher 50.00
'Coal and wood 840,00
Water and light 15.00
Insurance 50.00
Postage and Stationery 30,00
School Fair 60,00
Incidental expenses 240.00
Overdraft 1919 181.56
$8266.56
Receipts.
Govt. ModeV Grant $1000,00
Govt. Ordinary grant 25.00
Non-resident fees 75.00
214% deduct from teachers'
salary for superannuation. 162.50
Amount. to. be provided by
School tax $7004.06
•' $8266.56
TOWN ESTIMATES
Expenditures.
Special Rates, Interest -
Consolidated Debt Deb. , $ 85,00
Waterworks deb. 3162,50
Macadam Road 640,00
Electric Light and Hydro2062.50
Sepecial Rates, Sinking Fund --
Consolidated Debt Deb. 18.61
Waterworks 1479.68
Macadam Road 521.02
Electric light and Hydro 972.49
Thresher Co, bond No 15768.80
L.1. Deb No. 20 65.19
LI. Deb. No. 39 64.57
L. 1. Deb, No. 53 125.82
L, rt. Deb. No. 76 100,79
L, I, Deb. No. 95 70.12
L. I. Deb. No, 112 • 62.50
L. I. Deb, No. 131 30.08
L 1, Deb. No. 149 • 33.09
L. I. Deb, No. 160 (coupon) 7.13
C.G.I. rebuilding Deb. 15. • 115,31
Public School 7000.00
Collegiate Institute 4200,00
Public Library 400.00
County Rate 3800.00
Streets 1300.00
Salaries 1965.00
Electric light (streets) , 1812.00
Property 12,00.00
Cemetery 800.00
Charity ' 50.00
Fire and Water 600.00
Street oiling and watering... 1000.00
Insurance 120.00
Printing, postage etc 250,00
Public Park • 20,00
Board of Health 130.00
Interest 200.00
Election 37,00
Grants 550,00
Law costs 15.00
Incidentals 579,72
$36411.34
Receipts.
Licenses $ 325,00
Property, rent of hall etc 375.00.
Cemetery, sale of lots etc , 750.00
Statute labor and dog tax150.00
hiagistrates fines • 20,00
Railway tax from ..nt, 35,00
from waterworks .....450000 ;4500,00
Street collectron 600.00
Int on Motor Car Co, 117.00
P,U,C,, interest and Sinking
Fund on Hydro deb. . , , 3034.99
37m1115 on $797415,00 , . 29504.35
$36411,34
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Sit' Adam Beck promised a represent
ative delegetiop from Northern Onterto
that an early start would be made. on
the development of the French River
power project,
Unexpected opposition to the Govern
merit bill for reduction of the property
qualifications of candidates for munici-
pat office developed smog the Linerel
and Conservative members 01 the Leg-
islathre,
Daniel Theobald of Stanley Milismear
Brampton- fell through the floor Of e
barn 011 a farm in ChinguecOusY, break -
Mg It. mk,
FINE CLYDESDALES
AT THE SEAFORTH FAIR
Spring Exhibition Brings out Good
Showing of Horses
Seaforth Aprll 2. --There was It good
attendance at the annual spring fair,
ttilteisld.
picOels) MStreet.otinthsoto-dayrorthu
Agrniecteiirht4trael
Society, There were no eetries in the
cettle conapetition, bat the agricultural
or heavy draft brood, filly and gelding
classes, were well filled,,and some ex-
ceptionally fine animal's exhibited,
There Were numerous entries in the
Clydesdale elass, the single rotidsters
cooling :text. •
T. J. McMichael '&. Son carried off
fOur prizes also sweepstakes for the
best etallion in the show. Broadfoot
Brothers obtained first larize for a heavy
draft arood mare, and foal first and
second also mare or gelding, any age,
second and third.
John Dale jr. secured the first prize
for gelding 1917 agricultural, 1918 agri
cultural, 1919 agricultural and a mare
filly, any age,
IC, T. Luker & Sons, of Exeter, won
first prize for single roadster, Mr.
James Von Egmond, Clinton, first
prize for Carriage horse, and Mr, John
Pinkney, of Seaforth, first ,prIze for
trotting e,tallion,"Tody Winter,"
The first prizes le nearly all the cies
nes were generously donated by the
inerchints of Seaforth. The township
prize for Tuckerstnith, given for three
best horses from one township, was
won by Broadfoot Bros. and John Dale
The day somewhat marred by rain,
Wince fell during the afternoon while
the show was in progress,
Bertensiort to Eugenia
.--Generating Station.
The new extension to the generation
station at the Eugenia Development
has been completed, and the new unit
placed in operation on the first of
Meech.
This extension consists of an en-
largement of the power house build-
ing by 72 feet and 9 feet meet) as to
,provide space for two additional banks
of transformers, switching and pro-
tective equipment for eight outgoing
lines, and a control room froM which
all the switches in the power house are
operated.
The generation unit which has -been
recently placed in operation consists
of a single runner turbine of the hor-
izontal Francis type, and is designed
to develop 4,000 horsepower under
550 -foot r.p.m. This turbihe was menu
factured by the Allis-Chalmers Com-
pany of Milwaukee.
The generation which was manu-
factured by the Canadian Westing -house
Company is direct -connected to the tur
bine, and is rated as follows: 2,820 Kva
at 85 per cent power factor, which is
equivalent to 2,400 K.W. 4,000 volts,
60 cycles, 3 phase, 720 r.pen.
The exciter is of 40-K.W, capacity
direnii•Monneetekt to Au 'genera/UM
unit.
The bank of traesformers, which
forms part of this new extention, con-
sists of three 900-Kva. units and one
spare rated as follows: Primary 4000
volts, secondary 22,000 voiles, 60 -cycle
single-phase oil -insulated, water-cooled
the complete bank is connected delta -
delta.
In order that good regulation may
be assured on the transmission lines
throughout the Eugenia System, an aut
omatic generator voltage regulator has
been Installed for this purpose,
The new 'switching equipment, which
forms part of the improvements includ-
ed, in the new extension consists of eq-
uipment for three additional outgoing
feeders, with- provision for two spare
switching equipments as soon as these
are required,
Ali of the switches in the power
house are of the remote control type,
and are operated from a control room
which is tocated In the northwest corn
er of the building,
The 'present 'capacity of the Eugenia
power house is generating equipment
is approximately 8,000 horsepower,
elm the extension to the building and
the installation of the switching equip -
anent have been so constructed that an
additional 4,000 horsepower unit as
well es an additional bank of transform-
ers and switching equipment can be in-
stalled without alteration to the build-
ing,
The placing of the new unit in op-
eration will enable the Commission to
completely overhaul the two original
waits which have been operating Collv
Staab, Mime power was first Mined on
November, 1915,
, The additional power developed by
the new unit together with 'that avail-
able Dem the two original units after'
they have been overhauled, will enable
tine Commission to take care of the
geteedeg- loads 15 the Eugenia Distriet
iaosuwell s tat.8111C iupPel?) lisg11.3erru tcoe t Chao uvnati;-
aild the northern part of lime County,
The new territory which will be ser-
ved and already referred to as the Bruce
'County DiStriet covers deliveey of pow-
er to the niunleimilities of Walkertoti,
Formosa, Alchemy, Teeswater Wing-
hain, Fordwich, Gorrie, Wroxeter, Luck
now,
Ripley, Kincardine, touthamptod
and Poet Blgin, The poseibititles of supe
plying power to other municipalities tit
thle diettiet, together with these meet -
1 toned abOve, are being haveetlgeled by
the Comulsslon's engineers at the pre-
sent time.
This extension 10 the 131lIfeehi SYS -
•tele into Ertme and Horan Counties
comprises the tionstruction of 67 utiles
of 22,000 -volts trims:1140m 5•1
miles of which will be 1 Steel rein-
forced aluminum conductor, anti 16
miles No, 2 steel reinforced aluminum
comluetom Thirty three and one-half
miles of 4,000 -volt line will be required
the conductor for which will Probably
be No, 2 steel reinforced Aluminum.
Six sub-stetions will be required for
this exteeeion,. ranging, 111 c;ipstcity
from 75 -Ilya. to 450-Kva,
- It is aetleipateti: that the construct -
Ion of these /Ines and sub-stialons will
be undertaken as soon as the weather
permits,
Messrs Win. and Cresswell Anderson
who are attending University at London
are here for the vacetiott
Births.
CIEFTON,-ln Clinton Hospital, on
March 99th, to Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Clifton, of Stanley, a son,
SUNDERCOCIC.-in Stanley on March
30th, to Mr. and Mrs, Neil Sundercock,
a daughter,
Deaths
Kemp. ---In Stratford, on Saturday
April 3, 1920 Alfred William Kemp, ag
ed 51 years,,formerly of Clinton.
Cahill -In Stratford, on TiltirsdaY,
April 1, 1920 Leo James Cahill, aged
32 years, \
6arrick-1n Clinton on Monday April,
5th Henry Carrick, aged 80 years and
5 111011tilS, „
Turner -In Clinton on Monday April
5th Eliza Code widow of the late Edward
Turner, aged 88 years and 11 months,
Before the Public Accounts Commit-
tee chairman, J. D Flavelle of the Ont-
ario Board of License Coiminissioners
expressed the conviction that most of
the orders filled by the Goverment lis
pnsaris for quarts of liquor were not Is-
sued for medicinal purposes.
Robbers used a waggon to remove
loads of furniture at different times
from a house on Wm, 13tya»'s farm,
Chatham township,
• Found
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-Wilds.. • r.s-r-s.
A fur neck piece left to a Clinton
store. Owner may have same by prov-
ing property end paying foreadvi. New
Era, ,
For Sale,
Small building suitable for a garage
or chicken house. Also a few pieces of
furniture, Apply at New Era Office,
A Chance of Your Life.
To secure a roadster .gelding, sired
by Templeton he being a son of Peter
the Great, the dans Eva B. with a record
of 2.16. Not having time to train and
care for him 1 offer him at a price you
can clean up some money. Get busy
and write at once or apply at Lot 22,
con. 2, Tuckersinith, L.fe,S. Edgar Butt
Kippen.
Lose.
On Tuesday afternoon in Clinton or
Huron Road west, a purse ,containing
sum of money, Clinton Creamery check
and a hiolsons Bank pass book. Finder
kindly leave at Johnson's grocery, or
Morrish Clothing 'Co., Reward offered,
Wanted
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A matron or Housekeeper hit. Clinton
Public Hospital. Salary 825 per month
with board and laundry._ Apply to Mrs.
H. Fowler, Clinton, Box 43.
For Sale.
S -roomed house for sale on Huron
street. Apply to New Era.
Muskrat Skins Wanted
Will pay at -cording to size and quid-
ity,.$2.00 to $5.00 each.
H. A. Hovey, Clinton.
Eggs for Hatching.
From Single'tomb White Leghorn,
Australian and Guild strain; large birds
large eggs; and no better layers. 81
for IS eggs or $6 Per 100; .•
F; J. Tyndall,
R. R, No, 4, Clinton, Phone 2-636.
Barred Rock Eggs for Bitching.
Perk- Guild and 0. A. 'College strides
Eggs $1.00 per 13, H. A, Hovey,
Clinton, Ont.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Estate of Elizabeth Sheppard.
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons hinting claims against the estate
of Elizabeth Sheppard tate of the Town
of Clinton, in the County of Huron, dee
ceased who died on or about thel6th
of March 1920, are required to deliver
to Charles W. Thompson, M. .D„ the
Executor of the said estate or hie soli-
citor on.or before the 23rd clay of April
1920 a full stalvinent of their claims
together with particulars 'thereof, and
the nature of the Smithies, If any, held'
by them alt duly verified by affidaVit.
AND, TAKE.. NOTICE that after the
said mentioned date the sale Executor
will proceed to distribute the estate
of the said deceased amongst the per.
VMS eistiped thereto having regard on-
ly to stele chilies at he shalt' have re-
deived dee notice and in aceorditeee
therewith.
DATED at Clinton this 6% clay Of
April, A,b., 1920.
W. SflYDONki, Clinteen, Clete
Solicitor for, the said.
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BUY THEM NOW.
PILGRIM RUBBE RBoors
at $5.00
4411 Lines ef Rubber Footwear halm advanced at th•e
factory arid "PILGRIM" Rubber Boots will be at least
for Spring.
"PILGRIM" Boots have been tested and found to be one
of the best Rubber Boots on the Market,
We were fortunate enough to have about 50 pairs of
these boots which were bought at the old price and which we
are now going to pass on to our customers 4 the old price oll
$5.00.
Buy now and save a dollar or snore. They won't last
long.
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Piumsted Bros,
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Notice, NOTICE
,1
Haying sold my business all accounts All persons owing millinery accounts
must be banded in by April t5th. Will lo
be at my ilOrriC over %Kiln's store any and settle with Miss Camerore winner,
time .
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B.5alegvedke,n, i;v:11);:aocane
For Sale,
Frame Cottage at corner of Raglan
and Princess streets. Town water and
electric lights, For further particulars
apply to . Miss Jennie Holmes,
Notice.
Field Crop Competition, under the
auspices of the Centre Huron AgrIcul-
tural Society. For further information
secure it from 'S, B. Stothees Agl.
Representative, or from the Agi, Sec-
retary, A. J. McMurray.
,...- Men %NO, w'
. ..,..evm
We have openings for a few good
reliable men to work on Threshingi
Machine.s Tractors and othe er.
House for Sale or to Rept
A comfortable house with lot, on Cut'
ter street, coMaining a parlor, dining
room, hall, 3 bedrooms, a clothes
closet, kitchen, pantry, cellar, town
water, soft water and coal house. Cen-
trally located', Apple' toMra. Wm.Bedard
Phone 12-602, Clinton R.R. No.2
House For Sale
A frame house story and a hen high,
8 rooms, acre of laud with good well
end cistern, barn end hen house. r:or
further particulars apply to: Joh •
Shanahan Phone 1,-637, Hullett
R. R. No.1 Clinton
VICTORY BONDS.
The Robt. Bell Engine &Thresher Co. e.
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Ltd., Seaforth, Ont. Bought and sold at Market pricel.
W. BRYDONE;
r W01 o4.....1,011111714.
Farm For Sale.
The Executors of the Estate of Jos-
eph lzzard, deceaspel, offer for sale 120
acres in the Township of Goderich come
prising•Lot 37. Concession 14, and the
the North half of Lot 37 t =cession 13,
This is a well improved farm, has good
house, barn, outbuildings and silo, Is
well fenced, has good water facilities, is
in a good state of cultivation and has
to acres of hardwood and 15 acres of
cedar containing much veluable, timber,
rhe farm Is located on a good gravel
road 3 miles from Clinton. e
Apply to M: Mick, R.R. No. 2, Chil-
ton and Albert Ward, 722a Champag-
neur, Ave., Montreal, Quebec, Execu-
tors, or to W. Brydone, Clinton.
NOTICE,
• . •
TO WILLIAM FISHER,- fortnerly of
the Township of Tuckersmith ,in the
County of Huron, yeomen and to MARY
ANN !RISHER, wife of the said William
Fisher, and to whom else it may con -
"THEREBY give you notice that I de-
mand payment of the sum of $8896.29
and interest at the rate of five per cent-
um per annum from the iSth day of
April, 1908, due to me,
Richard Fisher, of the said Township
of Tuckersmith, upon a certain indent-
ure of mortgage made by you the said
William Fisher to the Sovereign Bank
of Canada (you, the said Mary Ann
Fisher, joining therein to bar your
dower only), to Inc dated the 15th day
of October 1907, and registered in the
Registry office for the County of Huron
on the 131e day of October 1907 for
seaming the payment of Niue thousand
eje hundred and eighty-nine dollars
$9689) and Interest there un, as there
in mentioned on the following lands,
namely: ALL 'AND SINGULAR that cer-
tain parcel extract of land and premises
situate, lying and being in the Township
of Tuckersfeith in the county of Huron
and Province of Ontario being compared
of the northerly part of lot number
forty In the first concession of the He-
rm ROad survey of the sair Township
of Tuckersmith containing by admea-
surement fifty acres of land more or less
and being composed of all that portion
of said lot number forty which Iles
north of the Buffalo & Lake Huron
Railway, and I also Maim $60 fbr costs.
AND TAKE NOTICE that unless pay-
ment of the Said mortgage money end
interest, costs and expenses be made
to me within one calender mouth from
the Mile of your being served herewith,
1 the said Richard Fisher, will proceed
with or without any consent or con-
currence 011 your part and without any
further notice to you, to enter 1.1110 Poe -
session of the said limns and to receive
and take the rents and profits thereof,
and whether in- or out of possession
thereoe, to make any lease or leases
Meteor as I shall see fit; and to sell
end absolutely dispose of the said !elute,
either by auction or private sale, or
pertly by auction and eartlY by private
sale as I the said Richard Fisher, may
deelni proper end either for cash or, up-
on such terms of credit as I may think
proper, and to convey and assure; the
said lands when so sold, unto the pure
chasers thereof, as I thalfdieect or ap-
point.
DATED at 01Inton the 18 day of
Much, 4, b. 1910,
RieleCted
by W, Brydort
;to his Solicitor,
Victor Feed.
rfWe hive a quantity of Victoryeed
for Hogs and tattle, which will take the
place of Shorts as it is impossible for
to secure Shorts this season. Try some
of this feed and we feel sure you will
•
Also in our stock is a quantity of
Feed Flour, and Mixed Chop. As these
two lines are good value at the present
time we would advise an ear!), purchase,
'ilium procured the agency for thee -
Swift Canadian Co., we are prepared t..
offer you Swift's Digestive Tankage aria
also all'brands of this, Company's Fer,
tilizeergsa.
R
rding Spring Seeds our Stock
includes the followinge-Red Clover,,
Alsike CloverSweet Clover,
Timothy, asle'Timothy and Alsike mix.
ed.
• There are a few barrels of the Pura
Cane Molasses left yet.
W. Jenkins &Son
,FLOURIPAND FEED
Phone 599 Residence, 131.
1.1-10-E-rafioltitim eee
DOUBLE TRACK
ROUTE
BETWEEN
,MONTREAL,
TORONTO
DETROIT
AND CHICAGO
Unexcelled Dining Car Service,
Sleeping cars on night trairs and
Parlor Cars on special day trains.
Pull information, from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent or G. E. Horning
District, Passenger Agent, Troonto.
John Rensford & Son, city passer.
ger and Ticket Agents, phone 57.
A, 0. Pattison, station agent.
MIL 'URN'S
LAX, -LIVER POLLS
iseop the Bowels ilieguier matt
Prevent Constipation.
1
When the bowels cense to work
properly all the organs of the body be-
cohne deranged, therefore a free motion
ot the bowels every day should be the
rule of every one who aspires to perfoot
health.
Keep the bowels regular and you will
have no ecinstipation, no bilious ot
sick headaches, no painful ieternal,
bleeding or protruding piles, eta.
Milbern'a Laxa-Liver Pills will regulate
the bowels so that you will have a
free and easy motion every day,
They do not gripe, weaken, or sielten,
nor do they leave Any lyrtd after-effeets,
Mrs, 1, 1. Boottilier, North Vest,
Onto, writes: -1. aufferecl with
sick headnehe and constipation for
over a year. 1 nerd Milburn's Lance -
Liver Pills rind ton completely cured now.
wilt1TecOmmend your medicine to all
sufferers."
Milburn's tsavtrliver 'Pills ore 26o.
s viol lit all dealers or maileddirect;
tea nneriitpt of .prico ny The T. 1VIllbutzt
Co., Xedtited, Toren. Ont. •