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THE C1.1NTON NEW ERA.
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Phone 40
-- Fresh Fruit Daily —
MASONS GIVE 850,990 A MOTHER'S TRIALS
FOR ;1T ORKCare of Home Children Often
Causes a Breakdown,
Deputy Grand Masters for 28,
Districts are Elected—Seven
The woman at Boise deep in ltonse-
hold duties turd tate cares of mother -
Past Grand Masters are hood,needs occastoual help to keep
Delegates to Niagara her in good health. The demands upon
Convention a mother's health, are limey and severe,
Her own Health trials and her children's
welrare egact heavy tolls, while hurried
Niagara Falls Ont. July 22._ _\'ester steals broken rest and much indoor
day afternoon's session- of the .Mas- ,Ilvieg tend to weaken her constitut-
onto Grand Lodge convention was tab. ' Ian. No wonder that •the woman at
en up with the hearing and adoption haute is often indisposed through weak
itess, headaches, backaches and tier -
of reports of the grand' treasurer, grand vousnes$. `foo ninny .women have
secretary and various committees, Dur i grown to accept' these visitations as a
ing the past year grants for benevolent part of the lot of motherhood,' Bet
purposes totalled! 9650,990, an increase many and varied as iter health troubles
of $15,265 aver 1949, `The estimated are, the cause is simple and relief at
Intal, When well; it .is the • woman's
benevolent grants for, the ensuing 42 good blood that keeps her well when ill
months,,
is $71,340, 1 site must make her blood rich to re-
The committee on constitution and ; new her ,health, me nursing mother
laws reported that the proposed mot- more thap any other woman in the
ion by Daniel McCaughin to make mem world steeds rich blood and plenty of
hers below the degree of Master Mason It. There is one way to get this good.
tete to vote on any motion or ap- blood so necessary to perfect health,
ineligible and that is through the use of Dr. Wil -
plication in their respective lodges, is liams Pink Pills, These pills stake new
unconstitutional, blood and'through their use•thousands
In recognition of his services as of weak ailing wives' and smothers have
been made bright, cheerful and strong
chairman of the committee on print- If you are ailing easily tired or depress-
ing since 1914, R. 1'. Richardson was ed, it a duty you owe yourself and
raised to the rank of Past Grand Reg- your family to give Dr. Williams Pink
istrar. Pills a fair trial, , What this medicine
The following Past Grand Mistershas done for others it will surely do for
are delegates to the convention: Sir, You.
John M. Gibson, Hamilton; W. R. You can get Dr, Wiliam Pink Pills
White Pembroke; E. T. Malone, Tor-... through any dealer in medicine or by
onto; J. H. Burritt, Pembroke; A. T, mail at 50c a box or six boxes for $2.50
Freed, Hamilton; tion. W. D. McPher_ froth The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont, •
1 son, Toronto; W. H. Wardrope Handl-
ton.
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MARKET REPORTS
Hogs
Eggs
Butter
Wheat
Oats
Barley
Buckwheat
Hay
Bran
Shorts
•Milifeed
Potatoes
Depujty Grand Masters Elected,,,
Deputy Grand Masters for the tweti-1
ty-eight districts in Ontario were el-
ected last night. The following list en -I
tonerates the variousus districts, >
the
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District Deputy Grand Masters -elect,
and their places of residence; Erie, J. F.
Reid Windsor; Erie J. J. Vincent,
Bothwell; St. Clair W. H. Hunt, Sarnia
London, L. A. Bass, London; South
Huron, Geo, A. Fraser, Parkhill; North
Huron, W, A. Wilson, Lucknow; Wil-
son, J. S. Martin, Port Dover; Welling
ton, R. S. Hamilton, Galt Hamilton,
FI. A. Graham, Burlington; Georgian,
R J Campbell, Duntroon; Niagara, W.
MIRAN COUNTY
NEWS IN BRIEF
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Zurich ---The Hall Dent glove factory
branch -an Zurich is now turning out
a large number of ladies gloves weekly
and they are making arrangements to
greatly increase the product of the
Zurich factory.
Hay Twp.—The council made a
grant of $15.00 to the Dashwood scbo
C. Tait, 'Bridgeburg; Toronto West ol Fair,
Dr. F, .0. Hermiston, Toronto Toronto Exeter:—The Clydesdale entire 'tor
se "Golden Ball" owned by Mr. J. J.
Miller of near Exeter, died. last week of
paralysis. The loss to Mr. Miller is
around $1,000.
Hay Twp.—There passed away at
his home on the 15th con. Hay on Sat-
urday July 15th, Mr. John Geiger, ag-
ed 59 years, 5 months 'ant 14 lays. De-
ceased was born in Hay Township and
lived there all his life and had been sick
only a few days.
Hensall:-On Friday of last week a
stock of titnothy was left at the Obsery
er Office which :measured 4ft flinches
in length. This stock was taken from
Mr. Owen Geigers farts at the Y. Mr.
Geiger has over 100 acres of hay, part
of which is cut and if it is all like the
sample left,at our office Mr. Geiger will
have a good many tons of hay.
Crediton:—A Sunday School Con-
vention of the Crediton District was
held in the Evangelical Church on
Tuesday afternoon and evening. Dele-
gates were present from Rodney, Dash'
wood, Zurich and roderich. Several
interesting addresses were delivered in
the interest of Sunday School work.
Usborate:—While driving a horse at-
tached to a hay rake recently the line
broke and Mr. Wm. Kydd of Usborne
was thrown a considerable distance,
when the rake struck a post. He had
several ribs fractured.
Exeter.—William Wilson M. P. P.
of Russel, Manitoba paid a flying visit
with his uncle Rev._M. J. Wilson at the
James St. parsonage. He is the youngest
Member of the newly elected Govern-
- meat group in the Manitoba Parliament
and a rising young lawyer in the pro-
vince,
East, Dr. E. Blanchard, Cannington;
Toronto Centre, G. G. Hood, Toronto
Ontario, F. C. Hoar, B6wmanville;
Prince 'Edward W. J. Potts, Trenton;
Frontenac, H, S. Northtnore, Bath; St.
Lawrence W. 'C. Johnston, Lyndhurst
Ottawa, E. S. MacPhail, Ottawa; A1go
ma, Col. M. J. Frances, Fort William;
Nipissing J. Fowler Sudbury; Muskoka
T. E. Rice, Huntsville; Victoria, H. J.
Townley, Fenelon Falls; Eastern, J. D.
Harkness, Iroquois; Temiskaming, F.
H. Todd, Cobalt; Brant, D. E. Russell,
Brantford; Bruce T. B. McBride, Port
Elgin; Grey Jas, M. Abbott, Erin.
There are now in the register of the
Grand Lodge 486 Lodges of which 462
are warranted and 24 are under dispen-
sation. Of these seven have had their
dispensations continued from 1919.
Dates of Fall Fairs
Following is a list of the fall fairs in
this district issued by the Agricultural
Society Breach of the Ontario Depart
ment of Agricultural:
$20.00 Brussels
50to 51 Blyth'
55c Dungannon
$1.95 to $1.98 ( Exeter
85c to 87c Fordwich
400 to 48c I Goderich Sept. 8-9-10
London (Western' Fair) Sept. 11-18
o. $1.15 to $1.20
Sept. 14-15
Sept., 21-22
Oct. 7.8
Sept, 20-21
• 'Oct. 2
Lucknow ..............Sept. 23-24
$19.00` to $20.00
Seaforth Sept, 23-24
,• $45 ton Teeswater Oct. 5-6
$55, to $56 Toronto(Can. Nat, Ex.)Aug 28 -Sept 11
M. Wingham Sept. 30 -Oct 1
$2 00 bag Zurich Sept. 22-23
Ten 'Wars
Are �lr� 1 11p Anient father of the Members of the
(firm was one of those wlio attended
the flax machine deiuu nstratlon this
week -on the 'fsradley farm 15 Kent
County, John McDonald of Walton,
another sawmill owner is erecting an
up-to-date fIax mill himself ibis years.
Ile also has been -ht the farming busi-
ness'for some years,
Raging.
Paris July 23.—As the danger of a
new European war becomes more im-
minent hourly, it is interesting 1.0 note
that in tilts the sepond.year of the Ver-
sailes "peace," not less tltmn ten wars
are raging ill various parts of Eurape
and the Near and Far nest.
Altogether 4,000;000 soldiers are en
gaged in these wars, This Is as many as
were at one time engagedin the great
European conflict, •
Here is a summary of the situation
as it stands .nearly two years :after the
signing of the armistice:
Jugo-Slavtrr-1,000 Italians and 90,-
000 Jtrgo-Slays sire locked in intermit
ent hostilities:
Albania -50,000 Italian invaders are
aneeting armed resistance from an Al-
bania citizens'
lbaniacitizens' army„.
Poland -300,000 Poles are at death
grips with 600,000 Russian Bolshevist
troops In a war which may involve the
whole of -Europe,
Caucasus -250,000 Russians, 150,
00o Turks, 120,000 Greeks, 80,000
British, and 60.00 French troops are
fighting in various- parts of that far-
flung area.,
Syria -45,000 French 'are, battling
with Syrians,
China—The country is torn by re-
bellion, !narked by heavy fighting.
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Every tens mother realises the tact that her baby's health aa-
ponds upon her own that the very vitality of her child la infuehoed
by her own physioal condition. Bow important it 1s, therefore,
to guard against any deraageasent of the fediale organs, vrh a$
iindiytteq `eater! weatne. a ep y. eja oa%t'at fatlgue and itt r
inabiliij' to 9'roperiy 4 ie for her child. Meant., ro)gember tha,b
Lydia E. Plat Vegetable Compound bas brought health and
strength to thousands of auoh mothers.
Mitebell, Ind,---" Lydia B. JPinkbatn' Ve et1�able Compound helppsa ma
so much daring the time I tree looltiog lorwSrd to the coming e'rdyllttl
one that I am rceommond`gg it to other impotent mothers, BetFora fin`
it, soma days I suffered with aeuralgleso badly that I tbon__CCbtl could not
live, but after taking three bottle"! of Lydia B. Ftakha�n's Vegetable Oom
pound I was entirely relieved el neuralgia, than gtt{uupd in strength ail
was able to go moan and do all myhouse/Fork My baby when 7 wont
old weighs 10 ponds and 1 eel etter thanhave fe9r a los time.
never had any medicine do ma so muohh flood. Mrs. raker, Montmen,
Mitchell, Ind,
Good health daring and atter eternity is a most importsub factpr is he h
mother and olid, and many le tont hare boon marred by tillLsdia
Pt ltham erl oleo Co., Wrap.Maes., tolling of health, restoredu as th�p
Had
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trying period by �ho use et Lydia 1St, Pinkham a Vey
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District News.
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- EXETER.
COME TO CLINTON AUG. 2nd
Farmers around here are
consider-
ably annoyed andchagrined by—the fact
that hides and wool have taken a very
considerable drop, add yet there is no
sign of any goods, An advertisement of
a clothing firms appears to -day stating
that prices will be 50 to 60 per. cent.
higher next spring and yet the farmers
are being offered 10 cent per pound
for hides and 15 cent per poundfor
wool was as only a few weeks ago wool
was quoted at 60 cents to 75 cent per
pound and hides from 25 cents to 30
cents per pound.
BAYFIELD.
COME TO CLINTON AUG. 2nd
Mr. George King had the misfortune
on Monday morning when"he went to
his' field on the Bronson line to find
One of his colts which had. broken out
out of the field on the side,d the road
with a broken leg, On` examining the
roadway it was seen that the colt had
been struck by an auto,
'Miss Couglin, or Lorifi6n is the
guest of her sister Mrs, (Dr) Tillmann'
at the summer home, "Longue-Vue,"
on "the terrace,
Miss I•lelene Smith of St. Marys is a
guest at the Albion. '
j1'lte Misses Swan of Brucefield are
summering in the White City,
Mr, and Mrs. Waller of Detroit have
taken Rev. Jennings cottage on Charles
street for a few weeks.
Miss Katie Haines of Toronto is the
guest of Miss Parsons,
Mrs. E. P. Lewis, of Toronto is the
guest of Mrs. Dr, Wood.
Mr, and Mrs. Benson, and daughter
Miss Helen Benson,.and Mr, D. Benson
of London, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
F, A. Edwardson Saturday.
,JMr. Rex. 'Cluff, whet has been sum-
mering with his parents Rector Ciuff
and wife, i-- Deer Lodge left on Tues-
day and will sail on Friday for Eng-
land,
-Mr, A. E, Miller, of Loudon who is
summering in Deer Lodge is confined
to the house with an injury to his ank
le.
Miss...Miriam Eckert of London is
the guest of Mrs. McDonagh in Lake
Side.
Mrs, Richardson and Mrs. Northcote
of London are the guests of Mrs, Chap
than in Lake Side,
Prof. White and daughter Miss Ev-
elyn White of London are summering
in Lake Side,
Mrs, Hodgins and daughters Misses
Dorothy and Mabel ffodgins and Mr,
Lloyd Hodgins of Stratford are sum-
mering in the village.
Dr. W. J. Fear and Wife G. N. Wrong
and wife, Alymer; Miss E. Carnes, Roy-
alton, Minn., United States; Jack Todd
Galt; James Cowan, Jack Doxdater,
London spent the week -end guests at
Miss Ferguson's.
Mr, Henry Conno of Sarnia spent the
week -end with his family who are sum
mering in Deer Lodge,
Miss Jean Middleton of Clinton is
the guests of the Beacons in Deer Lod-
ge.
Mr. and Mrs. Griffith and Miss Ger-
trude'Graham of Stratford spent the
week -end with Nethercdtts its Deer,Lod
go. , f
Miss Iona Stothers of Blyth is visit-
ing Miss Anne Abrey at. Deer Lodge.
Mrs, Oliver of London is the guest
of Mrs. Partridge at her summer home
in L ken Side Park.
Miss Mary Ward ani Mrs. Rapley
are the guests of the Fitzgeralds in Deer
Lolge Park:'
The following are the guests at Miss
Fergusons; Mr. and Mrs. Martin and
Children Kitchener; Dr. and. Mrs. Mor-
rison, Dr. Harry Morrison, wife and
and child Miss Ruth Morrison and Mr.
R. M. Morrison, Cleveland; Mrs.. Per-
civa, Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Tillman,
Jack Tillman, Mr. and Mrs. Doxdater,
London; Nurse Rutledge, Clinton Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Barr, Windsor. •
Rev. H. A. Graham wife and family
•and Mr. and Mrs, Gardner and fancily of
Walkerville are camping on the flats.
Miss Ladd and Mr. B. Richards- of
Detroit are guests at the Commercial.
Mr. Oliver Rhynas, of Brantford were
guests of Mrs. Rhynas sister Miss Fer
guson a few days thepast week. -
Mr. and Mrs. J, A, Grearer Toronto
spent the week -end guests -of Mrs;
Grearer's parents Mr. and. Mrs.• George
McTaggart in the White City.",
Mrs. Wallace ;Johntton 151 Corrine
and Mr; 'Ben Spencer and daughter of
Saskatoon, Sask„ are visiting their par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. B, Spencer.
Mrs, and Robert King and daughter
Miss Ruth and' s6n, Robert King, of
Halniota, Man., nee visiting friends in
the village.
Miss Ruby Fisher bf Kltglaener is
the -guests of her stint, Mrs, F.:. A.
Edwards,
Car for' Sale
Second hand Chevrolet car for sale.
Demonstration given anytime, Gar in
first ciass condition,' Roy Ball.
• WINGHAM.
COME TO CLINTON AUG. 2nd
At a special meeting of tate Town
Council the three by-laws voted on Jr-
orably by the ratepayers providing for
placing the water -works department
under a commission; $48,5000 for
builling bridge, '$6,500 for extension
of waterworks north of the river were
given third readings and passed, Estim-
ates of the receipgs.and expenditures
of the town for. the year 1920. Re-
ceipts are $13,387.86. Expenditure,
$48,747.86. The. rate this year Is one
half mill less than a year ago. The Town
rate is 21/1 mills tower than a year ago
while the country rate is half mill high
er the high school rate a half a mil high
and the public sc000l one mill higher,•
er requiritng a fate 34 mills on an
assessment of $1,0110,000. Mr. Wood
of Brussels addressed the Council 'brie
fly in reference. to taking over the
Walker and" Clegg building and mov-
ing his woolen and knitting 'mill plants
to Wingham. He is now.employing 20
to 25 hands and this would establish
a casket factory in. part of the building
and would emplof 10 hands to start
with. They would ask for a fixed assess
ment and excempflon of taxes except
school and country rate, free water and
proper drainage..Mr. Wood was request
ed to place his proposition. in writing.
Owing to alterations in the construe,'
tion of the dant and to provide for in-
spection fees' it was necessary to in.
crease the $10;000 to $12,000 and a by
law was passed. accordingly.
The Wingham voters lists has been
posted in the town clerk's office, The
list this year contains names of.- 876
voters compared; with 857 last year.,
The number of persons qualified to
serve as•jurors is 292
Miss Nettie Christie who has been in
Victoria Hospital in London for some,
and while there went under two serious•
operations has returned to her home
here,
Division court was Belli here Judge
Lewis presiding. A number of eases
were on the docket all being adjourned
with the exception of one,- Simon Mit.
shell vs. Thomas Groves, The content-
ion between the parties was over re'
eelpls given by the plaintiff to the de-
fendant. This case after a number of
hours was adjourned two months, for
the plaintiff. to bring more books.
BRUSSELS
COME TO CLINTON AUG. 2nd
The greatly increased acreage given
over to flax in Huron County this year
has necessitated further mill facilities
and there are two instances in this
neighborhood of sawmill owners ex-
tending
x-
1 td gtheir plantshandle e in to han <t e
the flax
crop. Ament Brothers of Brussles who
do a large stave heading and sawmill
business are now constructing an addi-
tion to be utilize
tient to !!reit sawmilld in
connection with their own flax output.
The Ament 'Brothers who have also
been extensive farmers for years re-
port ae excellent crop of flax this year
some of nearly four feet in height. The
acreage Is not very great but the first
contemplates going Into flax ttiore ex-
tensively next year encouraged by the
results on that part of their land given
over to the cro>s this ,Season, Mr, Phil
Phone 66, Clinton.
Photographer
Wanted
A nurse giri for child, Enquire, Mrs.
(Dr.) Butler, London Roads second
house across bridge,
Lost
s to name of
Scotch Collie answers o e
"Scotty" lost. Reward offered for his
recovery. Anyone found harboring
dog will be presecutel. Apply to
Miss A Howson, n Clinton.
Car foe n o- Sole.
A McLauchlan car for sale. Will
sell cheap. For information apply to
The New Era'.
Honey for Sole.
White Clover Honey for sale at 30e
per Ili. address enquires to,
Pitanc.•16--.1d on Colborne. Municipal
Line, or A, W. Kurschehski it. R, No 2
Clinton,
MIDSUMMER CLEAN UP
All White Goods, Ladies' and Children's Ready -to -Wear and
Canvas Footwear
Ladies' Voil Waists. All at one price to clear $1,25
Ladies White Cotton Combinations reg, $2, to clear lit$1.25
Ladies' Knit ombinations—several styles to choose from
choice, for $1.00
Children's Wash !Dresses—white or colored and wash
suits for small boys alt at clearing prices ,
Cotton pants for small boys to clear at . , , .. 'SOc
Canvas shoes from $2.75 to $3.50 on sale at , • . , ...$2.50
Canvas shoes from $2,25 to $2.75 on sale at $1.98.
White Shoe Polish, cake or bottle, reg. 4 5c size , .2 for 25c
PRICE ON SPECIAL LINES CASH AND NO EXCHANGE
Plumsteel Bros,
• mall Pr•olits Phone 25. illore Business
Wanted.
A second Giese normal Protestant
teacher for no 9, S. S. Goderich town-
ship beginning Sep, 1st 1920 state sal-
ary,
Jessie Gray sec, tres.
R. R. No 3, Clinton Ont,
Teachers Wanted
For the Clinton Model School a
holding'
teacher
professional certificate, First or Second Class
tificate, to fill a vacancy
caused by the resignation of one of the
present staff, also one with similar quasi
fications for the four months of the
Model term. Duties of both to com-
mence Sept 1st, Applications closesJuly
24111, state experience qualifications and
salary required,
Address Applications 10
11, E. Rorke
Sec, Treas,
Civic Holiday.
In compliance with a largely signed
petition from the business men and
and other citizens of this municipality
I hereby proclaim Monday, August 2nd.
as Civic Holiday for the Town of Clin-
ton, and call upon all citizens to obser
ve it as such.
Thomas Cottle, `
Mayor.
Notice of Registration of By-law
Notice is hereby given that a by-law
was passed by the Municipal Council of
the Corporation of the Town ef'Clinton
on the fifth day of July 1920 providing
for tate issue of debentures to the amou
nt of $20000. for the purpose of pay-
ing for the cost of alterations and jm-
provements to the Public School and
that such Ey-law registered in the Reg-
istry Office of the County of Huron on
the 22nd day of July 1920.
Any notion to quash or set aside the
same or any part thereof Hurst be made
within three months after the first pub
lication of this notice, and cannot be -
made thereafter.
Dated the 22nd day of July, 1920.
D. L. Macpherson
Clerk
NewBarber Shop in Varna.
The undersigned has opened a Barber
Shop in Varna, Wednesday and Satur
day Evenings in the old Bank stand and
solicits a share of Public Patronage.
Prices moderate.
W.J. Ward.
Ferro For Sale
Thomas Archer offers for sale his
farm of 125 acres in the Township of
Hullettr located about 2 r/ miles from
-Clinton. The farm is well built on,
fenced; and watered (wells and fowling
spring); the soil is good and. in a good
state of cultivation.
J. W. Elliott.
Clinton,
Apply to
W. Brydone,
Clinton.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
at Public Auction of Farm in the Town.
ship of Stanley
The 'Executor of the Estate of Wil-
liam Scott, deceased will offer for sale
at Auction on Thursday the 12th clay of
August at 2 o'clock P.M, Lot No 15.
Concession4, Township of Stanley con-
taining 99 acres more or less,
On the premises is a good frame house
and bank farts, good orchard and -plen-
ty of water. The soil is clay loath about
70 acres in good state of 'cultivation;
balance in pasture,
Terns—The sale will be subject to a
reserve bid. 10% of purchase money
payable on day of sale balance 'on 150
March, 1921. Privileges for fall plowing
after crop of this season full possession
15th March 1921. •
For further particulars apply to.
Andrew Scott, W. Brydone,
Executor, Vendor's Solicitor,
Brucefield. Clinton,
A Chance of Your Life.
roopor
'ro secure a roadster gelding, sired
byboTempleton, hebeim son o f Peter
pbeing
the Great, tate dans Eva E, with a record
of 2,16. Not having time to train and
care for stint I offer Ilan at a price you
can clean up some .money. Get busy
and write at once or apply at Lot 22,
con, 2, Tuckersmith, L.R.S. Edgar Butt
Kipp en.
Auto Livery.
deimaawaserws
1'inle is money why waste time on the
road we get you there promptly, leave
orders at Gowns Auto Livery. Opposite
00‘a 1051, Churo i5 ' ,
Rause For Sale.
7—room house, with hydro, tows
water and furnace, in good repair, yi
acre of land, apply, . , +* . e:: L.
at New Era Office
For Sale.
•
8 -roomed house for sale on Hurot.
street. Apply et. A 1 to Mrs.
J. Mellye ea.
��— For Sale.
A Square Piano, Fisher Make, in first
class condition, cheap for quick sale,
Appy to 11. Bartllfl.
For Sale.
Two size •roomed (muses on Freder
ick St. near the new Flax Mill, will be
sold very cheap, and on easy terns.
Apply to Jacob Taylor
or C. B; dale.
VICTORY BONDS
Bought and sold at Market prices.
W. BRYDONE.
Victor Feed.
We have a quantity of Victor Feed
for Hogs and tattle, which will take the
place of Shorts as it is impossible for In
to secure Shorts this season. Try som,
of this feed and we feel sure you will
like it.
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 early purchase
Having procured the agency for the
Swift Canadian Co„ we are prepared ti,
offer you Swift's Digestive Tankage aha
also all brands of this. Company's Fer-
tilizers. _
Regarding Staring Seeds our Sto:1'
includes the following:—Red Claves
Aieike Clover, Sweet Clover, Mae.
Timothy, aslo Timothy and Aisike cthc.,
ed.
There are a few barrels of the Pura
Cane Molasses left yet. _
W.Jenkins&Son
FLOUR AND FRED
Phone 199 Residence, 131.
GRAND TRUNK SYtLW M
HARVEST HELP EXCURSIONS
$15.00 to Winnipeg
Plus 34 cent per mile Beyond
AUGUST 9th, Lith, 46th and 18th,
stations Toronto to Scotia Jct, inclus-
ive; also all stations on Depot Harbor,
Midland! Penetang and Meaford branch-
es,
AUGUST 9th and 16th from alt tate
stations in the Tr+'ovine, of Ontario and
Quebec, Pembroke, Golden' Lake, Up-
tergrove,..Toronto and Erst. •
AUGUST 1 tail toll 18th, from all the
stations alt utai•io, Toronto any
West.
Full information •Iran any Grano
Trunk•Ticket Agent or C. E. Horning
District Passenger Agent, Troonto.
John Ransford & Son, city passer .
ger and Ticket Agents, phone S
A. 0. Pattison, station agent.
1 Pill a Laxative.
2 Pills a Cathartics
3 Pails a PNjrgtivee
This Is• the Way ltdlilburtt's Lara-
- Liver Pills Work.
Yon won't sinus the old, griping,
nauseating, sickening, purgative Iiille
once you try Laxa-Liver.
They do not knock out your system
or deplete rho vitals organs,
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pain.
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of biliousness, driven in distrnetioit with
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for some lane, from reietipstui.t and
bad headaches. 1 !red all aorta of
Cores which did me 110 horns nail I
was advised to try your pills. T got
grant relief niter Inking only a few
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