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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1920-4-22, Page 5Thursday, April 22nd, 1920, otosp0000loosoot000 000eeeoll►ee i IN PO INANITY //L\N There are good points hi near- ly all makes of ,Watches there are few that are bad In every respect. In REGINA. WATCHES you will find ern - bodied ALL the good points a watch can have, Judged from the standpoints of SOLIDCCY, DURABILITY, RELIABILITY. W. Ill. 8Eil,YAR JEWLER & OPTICIAN Issuer of Marriage Licenses' shone No, 174w; Residence 1743 soorsoosoerep000g00000so®tee lgeoeoeomeseoeedaeomoos ses•• FIG PIE —0-- is 'also good PIE For Immediate Sale .Tilts Figs for $1.00 at W. T. O'NEIL, THE RUB . GROCER Phone 4$ CLINTON FLOUR MILLS Just received a car of .4111111101 Western Oats Fainters desiring any Oats Phone your order at once and se- cure your supply while you can. J. SCIIOENALS CLINTON Phone No. 8. Don't Fail to Get Your Papers The 1919 Doninio» Govern- ment Income Tax Return Fortes have arrived for distribution. It is the responsibility of very individual who is in receipt of a Taxable Income to -secure and send in the income Tax Forms properly filled out on Or before the 30th of April, 1920, The Forms are not sent out, they can be obtained by calling at the office of the Inspector of Taxa- tion at London, or from any Postmaster, A Penalty of 25% of the as- sessed 'fax is unposed on Income eturn5 received after April 30th 1920, ri MARKET REPORTS Eggs Hogs $19.50 4 44 to 5c :Butter .... , . . .... , 60 Wheat $1,95 to1.98 • Oats. $ 85c to 87c Barley . ...... 4pc to 45c Buckwheat $1,i1 to $1,2o 1 Bay . •. +, ,.. $19,00 to $20.1)0 Bran ...,'.............. $45 ton :Shorts . .. i a .. $55. tfft $S6 11'lilifeerT , , ...., - $S0, laofatoce .. r r 41,1 e . . d.,,Y„ill2,ohbag orator Is one who always • : 't ward tit the right place 4ttL.O."41e4 d1 HURON COUNTY PEWS IN BRIE' Duagen11on._ These are a few things badly needed in Dunganuon, a butcher shop, a baker, a tailor, a milliner and another blecksanith. Howick Twp. — Mr, James feolston haS sold his farm, lot 1, concession 5, ilowick, to Mr. Saniuel Griffith, Mr. Griffith has had the farm rented for a couple of years. Blyth — Reeve James Cett and fam- ily moved to their new Moine in Gode- rich, Eaaet Wawanosh — The Toronto pa- pers of last Thursday Had an accountof another honor being added to the gift- ed son of Mrs, T. Ross, of East We - vv anosh, Rev, W. Ross, who has been stationed for some years as pastor in one of the principal Presbyterian churches of Halifax, Ie. S, he having re- ceived the llOnol'h of D. 0, Pte is one of the leading' ministers of the.PreS- byterian churcli, !raving a steady ad- vancement since he was inducted to the ministry as pastor of Glencoe ch ui'ch, Exeter --- The width of the new con- crete road has been reduced from 36 feet to 18 feet through the business ssection of the town, Zurich —. Mr, Casper Walperi ex- changed hilt' fine dwelling propertly to Mrs. A. Johnston '& Son for the itotei property known as the Dominion H use, Hay Twp. — Mr, Conrad n Siem of the 7 -aitch to Heusall Road, has ,pur- chased the fine farm adjoining his rola Mr. Chas. Redmond, being Lot 234 con 5, Hay Township. Immediate poses - 5101) will be given. Hensel! — it is expected that the monument e•hi.:h is to be erected in teentory of tlt1 fallen heroes in th5 late tear, will be erected some time; the latter part of May, t Crediton -- Dr. Eckert was tt}tlor- ttanate enough to have the engine df his Ford badly wrecked on (Monday. Some part of the engine became loosened and before trouble could be avoided the broken parts smashed the side of the engine block. ' Seeforth — A very pretty wedding was solemnized in Toronto on April 3rd when Miss Lona May Harn, efdest;dau- ghter of Mr, and Mrs. G. D. Harit, of Seaforth, was united in marriage to Mr. Robert Wegg, manager of the U. P, O. Store here. Henson —Dental inspection of pupils in the public schobls of Heusall„ Hay and. Stanley townships will be under- taken soon, 'and Dr: E. S. Hardie, of Hensall has been appointed to do tliis work. Goderich — Starting April 1st the hardware and plumbing stores of the town have decided to do basiness,on a Strictly cash basis. This snakes; Eve lines of business in our town operating on,a cash basis, the bakers, druggists, grocers and butchers having adopted this system spme time ago with every success. Benmiller — Mr. Leslie Walters veno spent a few days in these parts d,tiring Easter visiting his brothers, haft re- turned to the West and has beets ad- mitted to the Saskatoon Hospital affli- cted with smallpox. Itis thought he must have contracted the disease While tit Toronto. ' Hensall — At the last regular coun- cil meeting the sale of cigarettes in Hensall was prohibited, Seaforth — Beattie's Grove kno Yn to everyone, old and young, in Seiforth for a generation and more, as a picnic and pleasure ground, was sold by Mr, Jaines Beattie to Mr, Wnc, Hartry,, Mr, Beattie has held this property for years in the hope that an effort would be made by the town to have it made into 1 public park, for which it was admir- ably adapted, both in 'size and location, as it comprises about eight acres of beautifully wooded land only a few blocks from Main street, its purchase as a Park has, been talked of many timet in years past, but uo definite mot/ hays Mb been made, Mr. Beattie has finally parted with it, Walton:— n lut J. McGayln' has shipped for tIte U. F. 0 11 cars of•C ck during the latter part of Feb. and March amounting • to over $30,000. Stock shipped by Mr', McGavin .is fully insur- ed so the owner runs no risk of; loss, Grey Twp.--• Murray- Lamb Drain Extension Bylaw has been published and will be disturbed to those concerned. The court of Revision W111 be held. at Ethel on•May 26111 int 2 p.m, Total as- sessenient as it relates to Grey towftahie Is about $10,000; Morris towiuship. about $1,500; McKillop, nearly,$7,500, Grand total is about $11,500 as an es- timate of cost of tine work: Brussels:—Contract the proposed new sewer on William and Albert streets wns let to W. H. Cook town, at $1,100, plus the necessary tile, His fig tires were about $50,00 tinder the En- gineer's estimate, a novelty these days, grey Twp.—Auction Sale at !Rob- ert McKitiuoe's Tuesday of last Week despite the untoward weather, went well, totalling $5,201, The team sold for $417.00 MhKinnon Byes, hive a 10o acre pasture. farm Just across the road o which they' he y ,will likelyi run ratite. Godletachl--F3oring for the new salt well for the Wester» Canelo. Mill- ing Co., bas reached shout 1100 feet and the conditions for brine arca so favorable and ample that the Week writ cease this week' Self was ffust struck at 1031 feet, erdd the prose:;t depta seems to be all that email be desired, Coiborne Twp,.. -On Saturday after. 11001.14gt at p' o'clock the hast street manse. Was the scene of a happy event, the marriage of Miss Annie !Evelyn llarker,'youngest daughter of Mr, John Barker, Lake Shore 'road, Colborne to Matthew John Sproul, son of Mr, David Sproul of West Wawanash, Rev, Jaines lfanalltnn perYorined dice cererneny, The !'ride was becuiniligly attired 111 envy blue and carrled• a''houquet of wlulte carnations. Exeter:-- A resident 'here hada very narrow escape from serious injury this Morning, The Kitchen range had Jtist had two or three shovels of pest into ' I cont put sat it end the e huller placed in position when a loud explosion was heard and it was found that the cppper bottom of the boiler was riddled with shot boles, A cartridge had in some way got in mane the Oona, although cartridges are never kept in the (rouse in question, MizKIillop Twp..--Wednesclee of last week at 3 o'clock, Wm. Woodrow and Miss Jessie Scott, McKillop were united in marriage at the mange Ihrop, by Rev, Mr, Ferguson Bride wore a becoming travelling costume of dark navy blue, with hat to snatch, The bride and groom left Tuesday for Pennant, Sask., where Mr. Woodrow, Inas a farm,!,.; Cranbrook.—Next week Wnt. Lowe and fancily expected to leave for St. Gregor, Sask,, near which point they have purchased a section of land —640 acres. It is a timber country and they wi11 proceed at once to get at the land. A house will have to be built: Earl Lowe will accompany a car of stock and settlers' effects shipping from Walton. Mr. Lowe ;las a family of9 children so will be well supplied with help. 4 teams can be supplied with driv- ers if a tractor Is not purchased. School will only be a mile from them, There is a railway stiction at St. Gregor, with elevators; &c. Humbolt is their nearest big town. Morris Twp,—The Auction Sale held at W. H. Mauders' last week at- tracted a great crowd and prices ruled high, sale totalling over $50,00, and automobile and a couple hundred bunt els of grain not being included. Brown matched team brought $500, cows ran up to $1,55, Barley $2,00 per bush and oats $5.46, Mr. Maunders still has 100 bushels of mixed grain. oats and barley, and 50 bushels for sale, Auction eer Brown wielded the hammer, Winghem:—Mr, W. F. VauStone has sold his residence corner of John and Centre Street to Mr. Earnest Pettigrew of Lion Head for the sum of $3000.00. Brussels:—The prospects for busi- ness at Brussels Poultry Farm, owned by Walter Rose are very rosy this seas- on 6000 eggs for hatching are already 111 order, 1000 of theta to an expert poultry plant. April is filled, 6000 eggs call be hatched in Mr. Rose's incubat- ors at once and the day old chick ord- ers are costing with a rusk and shipping will be in order as soon as weather warms up. Mr. Rose has been experimen ting with the use of electric lighting his poultry place to keep the hens at work, Wd0✓S PHOSPHODINE. The Great English\Preparattan. Tones and invigorates the whole nervous system, makes new Blood m oldtVpins. Used for Nervous Debility, Mental and Brain Worry, Despondency,, Loss of .Energy, Palpitation of the Heart, Fting Memory. Price $I per box, six for S5. Sold by all druggists, ormaned inplain pkg. on receipt of uric ,e New parnplddt mailed free.. THE WOOD MEDICINE CO. TORONTO,ONT. 016ieMNreeieeeeeeeeeedeee District News. 000sueserreer000ssoieegeere AUBURN. Next Thursday evening, Miss. Lida Pratt of Cocanada, India will speak in the Baptist church. This will take the place of the regular union prayer meet- ing and it will be a splendid opportunity to hear one who has laboured in India. STANLEY. • Mr, Charlie falconer, of Bayfield, visited 'at the home of Mrs. J. Gilmour for a few days last week. Mrs. Thos, Campbell, and Jean, visit ed her sister, Mrs. Metcalfe; of Lon- don. A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr, and Mrs,. Arthur Caldwell on Friday of last week, when a miscellaneous shower was given Mr. and Mrs, John T. Graham, SELGRAVE We are glad to welcome the Misses McCurdy to Belgrave, they have taken up their residence in Mrs, Win. Nath- ery's house, Mrs, W. Bryant, of Mullett, spent a crniplc of days last week with her sister Mrs, Jos, Brandon, • Mr. John Armstrong shipped two car load (if potatoes last week. Now that the warm days have conte the farmers are busy on the land getting ready for seeding, The boy stood on the burning deck; The two spot was of firel The form' spot and the pedro next; The flames shot higher and higlar I The Queen cried; "Seel" The King said "Wheel" The Jack looked into Space; An airship roared toward the four; "Hurrahs" sang he, "Sit Ace," A doctor advises fast yea glee' the bnby a Minato. He 054±114 uddQubtediy i,efore putting on its clean dress. 111E CLINTON NEW ERA. The Dreamt • House By VICTOR REDCJ.JI'Flr "Tile ho'telkcoper says he 18 a model young map, At the bank they tell ins he bus. about ••iert thousand dal (hllnrsr'ed, said Meier Doane to, his Con valeseent patient, Ruth Waller.• "What Is Ills nares,,.Uoctor7" site la - "Merton .Hell, You know he is going to build a bungutow ort the lot adjoin♦ !ng yhomhr "Thouren lie hatsee ae," faptilY7" Pressed Ruth, inquisitively: - "I understand not. Be Is simply put- tlhg into effect a. cherished. plan to have a home built after his own idea;s." It seemed so good to Ruth,,efter e sick spell of three months, to feel that she was going to get well, that She did not one bit mind the announcement of Doctor Doane that the convalescence meant absolute quiet for a few weeka. Ruth had a pleasant room, with a double window, and from her couch she could look out upon the gimlet" and beyond it. She had been interest- ed for several days in watching ma- sons put in a cellar of concrete blocks on ' the, next lot.' Then that day. a young man had appeared, directing the operations of .some carpenters. It was pleasant occupation of mind for Ruth to see the framework go up piece by piece. So constantly was the young man she now knew to be Mor-. ton 1ia11 in her sight 'that she felt as if they were almost acquainted. Ruh noted ted that her young brother, Ned, had invaded the next yard. Mr. Hall had Ret some boards so as to coop in the little fellow, had carried a lot of blocks to the inelosure and visited Ills guest dbce In e while with kindly word and smile, encouraging him In Ms game of playing storekeeper, "See what I got for you)" cried Ned, coming home atrclinner time sad rnshiAtg up to tate sick room. Ruth beamed. She had counted the maiden roses running up over an old trellis on the next 10 had watched them bloom and Marl expressed a Wish for a bouquet or them, and here was Ned with both hands full. "For mel Oh, Ned1 I hope you didn't take them without leave, or beg for them." "No, I only told Mr. Hall what you said about them, and he told me to, take alt I wanted, as they Were going to take down the trellis," dtuth flushed a fairer pink then her floral treasures. Her convalescence was certainly proceeding pleasantly. So engrossed was she day after day in wetchsig the house construction progress that she would discuss over and over this and that phase of its architecture with her mother and sis- ter, as thoiigb she had a vital share in it 1tH. Ned was present one evening when Ruth made the remark: "I wonder why Mr. Hall didn't round the porch at this end? That would •give him sunlight and the breeze and a slew in ail four dime- tlonL' The day hillawteg, towards noon, start lamins loberested in observing thstt s past at Ib pesek was being m- atched. Hearn Nell cams' la at noes with the d.elatatloa : "Hc'e ming to do . 11, Ruth --At the perch the way you said." "Oh, Ned! Yon surely didn't mention what T aatd 1" cried Rath. "Yee, I'd, and Mr. Hell said he was so glad you did, for at fiat makes . things so much nicer. The day came when the doctor aa- nouneed that Ruth might spend the pleasantest part of the day la the gar- den. They wheeled her to the little summer house that had always been a,fevorite spot with het, reading and sewing. Ruth's eyes danced with pleasure as she found its little table bearing a good Jar Stied with the choicest treasures of the garden next door. "You see, I told Mr. tial; you was going .to come outdoors," reported Ned, Innocently. "Ain't you glad I rnd, Ruth?" She was glad end she had an oppor- tunity to thank this thoughtful neigh-• bore before the day was over. He ap- peared wlth half a dozen of the latest ' magazines and a profound apology. 73e owed her so much for her sugges- tion about the porch! It was so pleas- ant to know that some one 'besides himself was interested in the new house( And before Ruth realized it he had ndmlred her taste 10 suggesting how the house should be estated. After that, as Ruth improved daily and was able to go about Unaided, the sincere pleasure flit, Hall evidenced in having her come over end view the iluilding progress brought about a piensant, mutual companionship. Then her parents and Lois, her sister, had to Join "the construction committee," as" 1fr. ]:Tall joyfully termed it, They in, vital hon t1 etiliper ono everann', and by the time the bungsslow wns finished be was a regular Ciller at the Wailer hOncr, t "T ant nrratd 1 would have bungled things, 1»aitDliite, if it had not been for your useful suggcsti:ons,"• he told her, 'The sitting -Koons idea—that ul- cove with ilio pretty buy window, ,lust ronin !n the back seal: for two, myself end my--trell, my wife. Ruth, I've got the house thnt: 11115 been shy dream for seisms, but oh, how lonely it will be unless you 7111 my fonder vision. Won't S013 share it with me?" And 1111111 snt tldwo In. the whrdoW seat, trembling, but happy, and he ho• sidle her, and both reeffeed that the fail bliss of life was completely theirs. LONDON ,TO START AIR SERVICE TO GRAND BEND Londcsij April 19,E T, W. Logen, a ',oniontheatre nieilaget, told W. • R. Roy Maxwell, a fortlier army ii5tructor of aviation, annonuoed yesterday that they will establish Western Ontario's • { 4irst airplane servlce in the latter part 1)1 May or early in June. An: airdrome northeast of London has been selected, and five machines will he stationed there, In chsttge of returned artily avi.a- tors, Regular • schestui.es will .,be ar- ranged for tiiglttts to Port, Stabler, Grand' Bend and Sarnia, •An airplane Mei business to protide 70-mile-tn- Itour rides to points within a reason- able radius Of London, este)) as Toronto, Hamilton, Windsor and Chatham will also be established, ForS ale: Comfortable house on. Raltenbury Street enquire at New Erg office, For Sale , Small quality of choice white Bloss- om Sweet clover seed. Free from weed seeds, Ezra Fisher PhoneBenmiller a25 R, R.'4 Goderich "'Foe Salo Ae 1 am short on feed and Pasture and Long on horses I will sell 2 yearl- ing heavy .draft colts, also my 3 year old Carriage mare "Cedar Dale Dolly." •Standard Bred and Registered, These Colts are all Prize winners at Clinton and Seaforth. Topnotcher in every way and priced to sell. Ed. Johnston. 0ljnton Phone 8 on 636, R, R. 4. Cottage For Sale. 7 rooms, and electric lights, in good repair on'Rattenbury street. Apply to Mrs. S. Pratt Will also hold a private sale of house- hold effects 'Commencing Saturday of this week, - --. Eggs for Hatching. Barred Rocks, good laying strain. Also tablets) Duck 'eggs. Prices moder- ate, Some little pigs ready about the middle of May. F. W. Watt, Phone 149, Clinton A Chance of Your Life. To secure a roadster gelding, sired by Templeton, he being a son of Peter the Great, the dam Eva B. with a record of 2;16. Not having time to train and care for' him 1 offer hint at a price you can clean up some stoney. Get busy and write .at once or apply at•Lot 22, con. 2, Tuckersmith, L.R.S. Edgar Butt Kippen. Wanted A matron or Housekeeper for Clinton Public Hospital. Salary $25 per month with board and laundry. Apply to Mrs. 11. Fowler, Clinton,: Box 43. For Sale. 8 -roomed house for 'sale on Huron street. Apply to Mrs. J. Mcllveen, Eggs for Hatching. From Single 'Comb White Leghorn, Australian and Guild strain; large bird's large eggs; and no better layers. $u for 15 eggs or $6 per 100. , 3. J, Tyndall, R. R. No. 4, -Clinton. Phone 2-636: Barred Rock Eggs for Hatching. Park- Guild and O. A. 'College strain 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 having claims against tate estate of Elizabeth Sheppard late of the Tows of Clinton, est the County of Huron, de- ceased wild 'died on or about tbe16t11 Of March '5920,.are 'required to deliver to Charles W. Thompson, M. D., the Executor of the said estate or his soli- citor of or before the 23rd day of Apnll 1920 a full statement of their claims together with particulars thereof, and the nature of the securities, If any, held by then all duly verified by affidavit,: AND 'CAKE, NOTICE that after the said mentioned date the said Executor will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the per- sons entitled ttcereto having ,regard on- ly to such claims as he shall Have re- ceived due notice and in accordance therewith. • DATED at Clinton, this .6th day of April, A.D., 1920. W. ERYDONE, Clinton, Ont., , Solicitor for the said, TENDERS FOR COAL. SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned Lind endorsed "Tender .for coal for the' Dominion Buildings, Ontario and Quebec," ,will be received at this office until 12 o'clock noon Thursday, April 29, 1920, for the supply of coai`.for tine Dominion Build- ings throughout the provinces of Ont- ari0 and Quebec. Combined specification and form of tender can be obtained from the Fur - chasing Agent, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, and from the Care- takers of the different Dotnhaiott Build-' hugs.,• Tenders will not be ponsidered unless made On the- harms supplied by the De- partment and .111 accordance with the conditidtis set•forth titereiii,' ,Laclt adcepted cheque on a chartered bank payable to the order of the Minis- ter of Public Works,' equal to 10 p,m of the amount of the tender, War Lean Bolds of tl)e Dominlolt teill alto he ac- cedted as setutlty'Or war bonds and chhques If required tor Make tip an odd amount. , . r .13ylorfter, 4 lt.40; R'F,rp 1r 119IfS. .l Departtnent.of Pabl:;c J l., °haws Apro 3, l7 PAGE S '727 ernantennau1 N51ainniMM Y Pan Anna icW WbtlO{kltlltK' J1.W'r'4�R,• seinelatemetallestecommesennexammatorestanaammeemsereemanalemeameseemeationesseasset SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OE CLEARING LINES Every Line a "Money Saver" Misses Scjaool Shoes, sizes I .to 4, clearing lilies at .. , ..$2.98 25 pairs Men's iieavy.l3oots, black or ruin, special clearing price $450 ,Men's and Boy's Caps, clearing lines at 50 5 doz Men's fine shirts, sizes 14 to 46/, special clearing price $1.75 Look• for Special Sale Price Tickets Nun/steel ro , moll Profits Phone 25, Mori, nosiness Notice. Found Having sold my business all accounts A fur neck piece left in a Clinton must be handed in by. April 15th; Will store. Owner may have same by prey be at my home over Bartliff's store any Fri property and paying for advt. NOW time, u Jas. Dunford, 1,err"ilii+""- For Sale. Ca,. .}Qt•. Frame Cottage at corner of Raglan and Princess streets.' 'Down water and electric lights. For further particulars apply to Miss Jonah, Holmes. Notice, Field Crop Competition, under the auspices of the Centre Huron Agricul- tural Society. For further information secure it from S. B. Stothers Agi, Representative, or from the Agi. Sec- retary, A. J. McMurray, Men Wanted. . We have openings for a few good reliable men to work on Threshing Machines, Tractors and other work. The Robt. Bell Engine &Thresher Co. Ltd., Seaforth, Ont. Farm For Sale. , The Executors of the Estate of Jos- eph Izzard, deceased, offer for sale 120 acres in the Township of Goderich com- prising Lot 37. Concession 14, and the the North half of Lot 37; Concession 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 'turd has 10 acres of hardwood and 15 acres of cedar containing much valuable, timber. The farm is located on a good gravel road 3 miles from Clinton. Apply to M. Flick, R,R, No. 2, Clin- ton and Albert Izzard, 722a Champag- near, Ave., Montreal, Quebec, Execu- Itors, or to W. Brydone, Clinton. NOTICE TO WILLIAM FISHER, fornteriy of the Township of Tuckersmith in the County of Fiuron, yeomen and to MARY ANN FISHER, wife of the said William Fisher, and to whom else it may con- cern. i House for Sale or to Rent A comfortable house with lot, on Cut ter street, containing a parlor, dining room, hall, 3 bedrooms, a clothes closet, kitchen, pantry. cellar, town water, soft water and coal house. Cen- trally located' Apply toMrs. Wm.Bedard Picone 12-602, Clinton R.R. 1\10.2. House For Sala • its • A frame house story and a half high 5 rooms, 5. acre of land with good wet. and cistern, barn and hen house. For further particulars apply to: Joh Shanahan Phone 1,-637, Ilullett R. R. No.1 Clutton VICTORY BONDS Bought and sold at hharket prices, W. BRYDONE. Victor Feed. We have a quantity of Victor Feed for bogs and 'Cattle, which will take the, place of Shorts as it is impossiblefor us to secure Shorts this season. Try some of this feed and we feel sure you wilt like it. Also in our stock is a quantity of Feed Flour, and Mixed Cltop. Aa, these two lines are good value at the present. time ire would advise an early purchase Having ,procured the agency for the, , Swift Canadian Co., we are preptrred t,. offer you Swift's Digestive Tankage and also all brands of this Companys Fer- tilizers. Regarding Spring Seeds oar • Stock, includes' the fottoedngr—Red Clovers Alsike Clover, Sweet Clover, 4lfalfe, Timothy, sale Timothy and Alaikq mita ed. There are a few barrels of the Pure Cane Molasses left yet, 1 HEREBY give yodt notice that 1 de- .v a Jenkinso mand payment of the sum of 35896.29 FLOUR AND FEED and interest at the rate of five per cent- uut per, annum from the 18th day of phone 199 Residence, 131. April, 1908, due to me, Richard Fisher, of the said 'township of Tucke±sntith, iipcnt a certain indent- ure of mortgage uiade 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 me dated the 15111 .day Of October', 1907, and registered in the Registry office for the County of Hutton qn the 18th day of October 1907 for securing the payment of Nine thousand 'six hundred and eighty-nine dollars (39689) and interest there on, as there i;t mentioned, on the following lands.. namely: ALL AND SINGULAR that cer- tain parcel extract of land and premises situate, lying and being in the'fotvasltip of Tuckersmith in the county of Huron and Province of Ontario being compared of the northerly part of lot number forty int the first concession of the Hu- ron Road survey of. the snir. Township of Tuckersmith containing by admea- surement fifty ,acres of land more or less and being composed of all that portion of said lot nunther forty which lies north of the 'Buffalo & Lake HuronRailway, and 1 also claim $60 for costs. AND TAKE NOTICE that unless pay- metrt of the said mortgage money and interest, costs and expenses. be matte, to me within one, calender month from the time of your being served herewith, I the said Richard Fisher, will proceed with or without 'any consent or 11011- currence on,your part and without any further notice to you, to enter into pos- session of the said lands and to receive and take' the reets'aud profits thereof, and whether hi or out of possession thereof, to make any lease or leases � thet•eel as 1 shalt see fit; and to sell and ebs0'lItety dispose of the said lands, either by auction or private'sale, or partly by auction and partly by private Side as f the said Richard Fisher, may deem proper and either for cash or up- on such table of ereiiit•as may think proper, and to oonvey and assure. tate said lends when to sold, Unto the p tr- chasers (hereof, es 1 Shall dlreot or ap- Octet DATED at Clinton tile" 18 day of Mereb, A, b. 1920. Molted Fisher by W, Brydon, "; a; his Solicitor, 11 DOUBLE TRACK IW± BETWEE.nlaD N MONTREAL, 1 ,1 TORONTO DETROIT ' AND Ttl$1 CHIC GO Unexcelled Dining Car Slrviee, Sleeping cars on night trains and Parlor Cars on special clay trains. Full information from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horning District Passenger Agent, Troonto. John Rensford & Son, city passer. ger and Ticket Agents, phone 57, A. O. Pattison, station agent. ' PIMPLES and BOILS For Nearly Two Years. When pimples and boils appear on the face and body it seems as if the skin le the seat of, the troublo but the real disease is in the blood. lotions and ointments May allay the trouble for a while, but, Ieidom if ever cure. Yon have to t±I.t under the skin; get at the blood which is the cause of the trouble. Burdock 'Blood Bitters gore direst to the root of the disease and restore healthy, normal action to the d'aft,rent organs, and olcenses the blood of al its impurities. Mr, ill. 0. Goodwin, Cambridge, N,T3, Writes:—"Por nearly 100 years 1 suffered from boiXs andemples on my ince and ,neck, and nearly till of niy body Ives covered With the pimples. I tried most everything, but, got no relief. One day a friend advised me to try Burdock Blood .Bitters and after using tin'ee bottles the boils and pimples bad all left hie and there 111 n0 sten of them return - mi ingw, lI, situ Strongly reeo'need 11.13.D, to e.syoint +who is trottbled with skin $tmufAeturni only Iv,' 114tc T. Mil. Mira,C4.,Liga1i,d+T'tlrou.o,tint, ._....,,,