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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1920-12-30, Page 7rims :apse C'l ttt txi3 New Drat ° MS CRAY The best and greater( thing we cap do in fife is to be sure that we are instrumental in waking others happy, when we have learned perfectly this lesson we have plastered fife's biggest pre - Mese. rh 'There ere special lines &'d sons especiallyadopted to this purpose= -such as the XMAS SEASON; and there are helps that are esfecia$y adapted to the sea- a • ra—such as a good Jeweller a stere lull of good jewell- ery and kindred • lines... You will never understand how specially adapted to your Xmas require- ments .this store is until you Kaye seen our display of JEWELRY of QUALITY which we are show - W. n. HH[LLVAR JEWLER & OPTICIAN Issuer of Marriage Licenses phone No.4'•74w, House 174 j WE Extend To .All Our Best Wishes For A Happy and PROSPEROUS NEW. YEAR W. T. O'NEIL THE HUB GROCER Phone 48 MARKET REPORTS 'Ergs 2-v 70c -Rutter 50 to 53 s.:dlegs $14.00 wheat $1.95 to $t.98 Oats 85c to 87re rEa.ey 40c to 41c •buckwheat ......... $111k5 to CO '..Hay $19.00 to $10.00 iter n $'45 ton its $S5. to $J56 I Reed ;IA. iPo'tatoes r $2:00 bag Newspaper Wit London Fuse Fules5r—A town is as. 1lthy as its arterige—water seavage .,and. transport. London Free Press:—M'acSwiefey i now eligible for tine fast set. Long lsla4nd City Stir:—The world's hope Iles in the little anti -Red school- house. Baltimore Sun:—Modern cars have every needed refinement except a place to keep the mortgage. CULTIVATE HABIT OF, SENDING IN VIEWS One of the things that ought to become fixed habits in every house- hold in Clinton Is that of sending The New Era the news items that y may know of; tell us of your ws and any neighborhood or other .pis that will be of interest to yourself, your neighbors or your friends. "'n..7+61;141 , Every lodge, church body or social organization should have some representative who will promptly and carefully after its news report- ing. If you think some organization has better, news service than your own; It is probably because that or- ganization looks after such matters better. Write your items and send them In when possible. Or telephone them to No. 30, but please don't ask that long lists of names be taken Over telephone, as It not only re- ghires much time, but ie frultfMl in possibilities of error. Above all, be early. Nevrer wait till late on Thursday to send an item that can be sent in days before.. The New Doi telephone numberi s 30 anal at ninhts °5. ,Fix them In your 'la l .-.,ate Dews of thePis:trict HENSALL Mr. Geo, Chelew, of Toronto, Is the new manager of the Sterling Bank here, taking the place of Mr. Wickens. Miss Jessie Bell, . who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. James Bell, sr., for the past few weeks has re- turned to Toronto, where she wilt re- sume her duties as a nurse, Cidldren Cry. FOR FLETCHER'S C•ASTORIA a ZURICH. The local butcher firtn known as (Ruby & Johnston have dissolved partnership and Mr. Gideon Koeh.- ler'has purchased the interest from Mr,, Ruby.• The local skating rink is being flooded with water and a good lay of ice will soon be .made. Sea- son tiokets have been sold in targe. numbers, and with favorable weather conditions it will be a bumper season on the rink for sport. Ch,ildrenCry FOR FLETCHER'S 1„ASTORRIA STANLEY GODERICH TOWNSHIP Mr, and Mrs. Robert Pearson are spending the holiday season with their son, George, at Wayne, Michigan. Not much excitement over Election this year. e CONSTANCE; Mr. James Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Nicholson, spent Ch'ristnias with friends in Toronto. Mr. Andrew Snell spent Christmas with 'his sister at Leamington. Master Clifford anui Miss Vere Col. dough spent Christmas with their Grandmother, Mrs, Thuell, at Brussels, Mr, and • Mrs. Charles Riley and children,. of Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. John Riley and children of Seaforth, spent Christmas with their parents Mr. and Mrs, Ben Riley in the village, Mr. Charles Spooner of the West spent Christmas with his cousin Mr. Bernard Hall. Mr, and Mrs. E. Britton and Mis Mar- garet Love spent Christmas with their parents at Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Adams and child- ren and Mrs. Wm. McIntosh spent the' Christmas holidays with Mrs. Mills, at Harlock. Mr. L. Taylor, of Lucknow, spent Christmas in the village with friends. 5 Children Ory Dr. Peter McEwen, of Detroit, is 'FOR FLETCHER'S r spending his holidays with his bro- G► A'•S T O R I A ther, Mr• John McEwen, of the Bay- field Road. Miss Kate McGregor, of Toronto, and Mr. Will McGregor, of Vars, near Ottawa, are spending the Christ - etas vacation under the parental roof, Mr, Robert Baird, of Pasqua, Mr. and Mrs, Williams Baird and Thelma, are spending a few days at the old. home. Miss Jean Mustard, of New York, is home for the Christmas vacation. Miss Ada Reid, of Brucefeild, is the guest of Mrs. A. McEwen, Miss Violet Stephenes, of Arcane, is spending her vacation at home• Mr• Taylor has sold his farm to Mr. Cantelon, of Goderich Township for $8,000. Edwin Morrison, of 'Clinton, and formerly of Stanley, has bought a farm near Clinton. He still thinks a farm is alright. ar BAYFIELD. An excellent Fowl Supper is held In the new Town Hall on Wednesday 29th, which of course will be over before this gets to press but we will vouch the fact that the hall will be filled to its entire capacity. Our town has been ratter saddened from the result of two deaths which Occurred during the week. The first was Mr, Foster an aged man of 72 years who has been, ailing with the sleeping sickness for souse time past passed away on Tuesday last,. the re- mains being interred in Varna ceme- tery. The next was Mrs. Kerr who also had been ailing for some time past after undergoing an operation, and to wkotn the public has shown tke great- est sympathy during her illness and winch still:continaes to the bereaved ,famuily {, {F You aro not experiment- OZEA ing when yon use Ur. Otnase's Ofnt- mest for Eczema and Skin Irrita- tions, It relieves at once and gradu. all, heals the skin. Sefigne box llr. c you mention this er and aetrci 2e. stamp 0er postageo• eoc. a ail tactors or EUmanson, Nacos & Co„ Ohase's )hltanent freo if y hex bLlmltad, Toronto {E ac • GODERICH • BRUCEFIELD. —The Brussels' Post last week refers to the death of a former resident of this section who died at Craebrock on the lith:—Mrs. Elizabeth McKay, an aged and highly esteemed resident of this locality, paid Nature's debt on December 11th, at the advanced age of 79 years as the result of a broken hip. She was born in Scotland and came to Canada when 6 years old. In her ear- lier years she lived at Brucefield and was a great admirer of Rev. Mr. Ross, the well known Presbyterian Divine of that place. Go years ago the subject of this notice was married to her late hus- band who died over 20 years ago. For many years slie was a minister- ing angel in this community and the professional nurse of to -day would not be in it with this busy woman as at meagre cost she waited on the sick sad helped into life many a kiddie who profited by her care, ability and readiness to help. A large family was born to her home; viz Adam, Seaforth, Isaac and Hugh, Niagara Falls, N. Y.,; William aind John, deceas- ed; Mrs. R. L. McDonald, of Cran- brook locality; Mrs. Jas. Atkinson, Asquith, Saskatchewan,; Mrs, Alfred Box, Seaforth; and Mrs. Will McDonald, Scollard, Alberta. Mrs. MdKay was a Godly woman and gnew and practis- ed the truths and principals of the Good Book and died in the Leith, A favorite expression,,, of hers was "No one need be left behind, God's Mercy is for all Mankind," The funeral sek- vice was conducted by her paster„ Rev. Mr. Kennedy, end burial was made In Kitox chuck cemetery here, ?aHbea:ors were Chas. Alderson, James and Alex, reale, John Perrie, John Cameron, John Steles, and John Hun- ter. Tlius has Passed off the scene of action one who has served her day and generation loyally, loved her' Savior with implicit confidence and thought ndt of herself when opportun- ity to render service to the needy cane to her. Her name and kindly womanly life will long be remembered by many who esteemed her highly. EXETER Mr. Will Manson, who has been attending Pharmacy at Toronto, was successful in passing the Junior ex- aminations with 2nd Class honors. Out df a class of 192, Will stood 24th , 21 having secured first-class honors, Mr.. W. J. Carling, who has dis- posed of his farm at Brighton, . is visit- ing with relatives in town. Mr, 'Carling intends moving to Exeter as soon as he can secure a suitable resldence, His mauyttriends welcome him back. The funeral of Mrs, James- Hackney, of 'Thames Road, took place to the Ex- eter Cemetery. She was in her 83rd year and some time ago had a fact, in which she suffered a broken hip, the shock of which resulted in her death. Mrs. Hackney had been a widow for some years, and is survived by one daughter, Mrs, Alex, Macpherson. The election of officers of Lebon- on Forest Lodge, A. F. & A; M., was held Motirinny evening, when the fol- lowing officers were elected: Wor, Mas., Bro. E, M, Dignan; S. W. Bro. R. W. Fnke; J. W, Bro. J. M. South - colt; Chaplain, W, Bro, M. E. Eacrett; Secretary, Wor, Bro, R. N. Creech; Wok. 1316, C. H. Sanders; tyler, Bro, S. Sweet;,Auditorst---Bros, T, S. Wood4, and A, •Hastings I 6th. The subject "The Hot School Lunch in Rural Sultools," by Miss S. G. Barr, Reading b3 Mrs. J. Shobbrook. A Social will be held in the Township Hall, New Year's Eve, A good apro- gram will be given. ' Mrs. era Merrill and son, spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Philips. Dr. G. Beaton, of Winnipeg, vlsited at Mr G. Barr's on Sunlay. The Methodist' Sunday School En-' tertainnient and Christmas tree which' was held last Friday evening was a grand -success, Rev, Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer spent Christman with Stratford friends.' Miss E. Mans, of Chicago, who spent the past ' week ,with her mother has returned Dr. L. Brigham, of Star City, Sas-- katchewan, arrip'ed here Shristmdn day after an absence of ten years. We welcome him back. . He intends spending a month with his parents Mr, and Mrs. W. Brigham. Miss 13. Brodgen, of London, spent Christmas with her parents. Dr. Beaton, of Winnipeg, spent a few days with friends here. Rev. Mr. and' Mrs. Fingland, of Toronto, spent Christnnas with his parents. . The Misses M. and S, McCool, of Toronto, spent the holidays with their mother, Miss 0. Brigham, teacher in the Amherstburg High School, is spend- ing her holidays wtih her parents. Rev. Mrs. Abery, is spending a fow weeks with Monkton friends, Mr, A. Braithwaite, of Detroit, spent a few days here this week....: Mr, Stalker, teacher in Ingersoll, is spending the holiday at the home of Mr, D. Geddes. Rev. Mr. Abrey is spending a week with Tordnto friends, The Woman's institute will hold a Social in the Town Hall on Friday, December 31st. Everybody welcome. A good programme will be given. Come and enjoy a Social evening. Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of Brantford, spent the Christmas week with the latter's mother Mrs, (Dr.) Young, The two Christmas tree entertain- ments, one at the Presbyterian Church and one at the Methodist Church were well attended and the children all! did their parts well. Dr. L. Brigham, of Star city, Sas- katchewan, where he has been prac- tising for the past 15 years with great success is hone for a month's visit with his parents and mane friends here. As Dr. Brigham is one of our former Londesboro boys, we congratulate hint on his success in the West, Miss E. and J . Maines were home from Chicago for their Christmas hol- idays, The Misses McCools from Toronto, spent a few days with their mothers. Mr, and Mrs. Awde, of Woodstock, visited the latter's mother and bro- thers oyer file holiday. Mr. Alvin Braithwaite, of Detroit, spent Christmas at his kome here. . Miss Brddgen, of London, and Mr. and Mrs, Flaody, of Blyth, spent Chrlstntas with Mr..aifd M'rs. Brogden( here, ' M. Jain* Webster, of Tontonto, spent the Christmas holidays wibh, his mother, Miss. James Waebster and' other friends. The death occurred Christmas Eve of William Marlton, a well known and highly esteemed resideiilt of the town, in his 5Mh year, He had enjoyed his usual good health until a week ago, whenh e suffered a paralytic stroke from which he did not regain con- sciousness. The late'Mr, Marlton was second son of the Iate Henry Marl- ton, well-known shipbta lder here,. and, like his father built many fish tugs. Among these were the Jones, Manitou, Caribou and Minnie M• He also built the schooner Seplrhe, which is still trading on the Atlantic Coast. He was half owner of the Marlton Dredging Company, which for many years operated here and in other harbors on Lake Huron. Deceased, who was un- married, is survived by his mother and one sister, Mrs. Spence, bf Toronto. Cboo&°s Cotton ooC,Cone gunk d safe, reliable regnaatirfl mediaane, Sold in three de, :trees of atrm,gth•-No. 1811 No. 2, $31 No, 8, le par bon Fold by ail diogtsieta, or cont 'prepaid on receipt of ;price, Irmo pamphlet. 44 Addressl THE cook MDICIHE Co, s g' retsina, 085. rename Wktnn} LONDESB The regular monthly Woman's Institute will Forester's Hsil On Thu 1,} 04 meeting of the 4 had in the (ditoral Paragraphs Municipal Elections will Me held next Monday. _0— You get something like the pro- per • order of things in Municipal affairs when the office is found seek- ing the man and not the man the office.. 0 T. L. 'Church is raining as Mayor of Toronto for the ssvetffh time. This looks a iybod deal Ube hogging it, bit Tontnty is not also a member of the Legislature. Si —0 -- Mks, Hamneill, wife of the •t'bawa merchant whose dead' body was recent- ly found at Fort Worth, Texas, states that her husband's disappearance and 'deat'h was due to mental depression a- ribing from efforts to cotnDlle his Dom- inion taxation. These efforts, she de- clared, inade him first fatigued and then utterly depressed, and when he had finished his tax statements he dis- appeared. Hammitt is perhaps the first man who has been driven insane by the exactions of Dominion tax papers, but he is not the first man they have driven to the border -land between sanity and insanity. HOLMESVILLE. Mr, Andrew Courtice, of Winni- peg, spent Christmas with his father, Mr. A, J. Courtice: Env, Mr. Fair and daaghter., of Toronto, are visiting at the parsonage, Miss D, A. Holmes Is visiting in Goderich. Miss Irene Cole, of Winnipeg, is visiting her grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. Wmt, Mullholland. Miss Washington, of Clinton, is visiting at Mr. A. J. 'Courtice's. Mr, S. McMath wears a sunny smile a baby boy arrived at his home en Christmas day. The Annual Christmas Tree on Tuesday evening was quite a success. {F # BRUCEFIELD. Lawrence ,Reid, of Goderieh, spent Christmas at home. Among those who spent Christina's in our our midst were:—Margaret Ross, of Wingiaun; Emma McDonald, Grace Ross, Jessie Aikeehead, and Mable Ross, of London. The Annual Christnnas tree was e * w +J: *• * ii. * R '5 *• tl a• * * a * * . M N * e * e HURON COUNTY • NEWS IN BRIEF t. a Bluevale:—Mrs, Jno. King, who has been several weeks at Mayo Bros, Hos- pital, at Rochester and who underwent a very serious operation, arrived hone this week, Morris Township:— Everett Walker, who has been teaching school at Regina for a number of years, is giving up the profession and launching out into Life insurance work with the London Life, with headquarters at Calgary. He should make a dasher at his new job. Mr. Walker is an old Morris Township boy, a son of S. and Mrs. Walker, Gth Line. Jamestown:—Thos. Grasby, of this community, has purchased the fine 100 acre farm of Joseph Ardell, 8th Line, paying the sum of $5,500 for it. He gets possession next March, RUBI3 Now is the time to look after the condor see that they are )kept waren and dry. Handling only No. 1 Quality "Dominion us to guarantee you the best procurable. choose from. Ru A We carry a complete rani* of Men's and Boy's Ove and suits and a good stock of Boots and Shoes at Rock tom Prices. Pluinsteel Bros, Small Profits Phone 25 More Business week. We wish Mr, Willows success. Stanley Township:—A very pleasing Seaforth—The engagement is an- event was solemnized at the Presbyter- nounced of Miss Mary Ada Heath, only tan manse, :Lucan,'' on December 8th, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs• Jabez when Rev. D. Johnston, formerly of Heath, Brampton, to Mr. Samuel J. Varna, united In marriage Miss Pearl, Spencer, Seaforth, Ontario, the marr- 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs.John McBride, sage to take place quietly in December. of HayTownship, to Mr. John Love, East Wawanosh:—The sad news was ' son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Love, of received here on Monday evening of the Stanley. Immediately after the cere- death in Calgary, Alberta of Capt. John mony the happy contracting parties A Wellwood, R. A. M. C. The deceas- left for an extended trip to London, ed gentleman was a son of the late Will- Niagara Falls, and other Eastern points. tam and Mrs. Wellwood and was born Hay Township:—Miss Etta ,Carrott, in East Wawanosh and was aged 48 who has been the efficient teacher of years. He spent his early years on the homestead in East Wawanosh and grad• uated ih medicine and went West where he has resided for some years. Winghanu—Rev. J. F. Dingman, who has been Pastor of the Wingham Bap- tist Church for a number of years will preach his farewell sermon on Sunday next, having accepted the call to be- come Pastor of the Baptist Church at Ridgetown. Mr, Dingman will hake up his new work in Ridgetown on the first Sunday in January. Walton:—The work of improving the interior of Duff's Church. was car- ried out with a zest last week that com- pleted the job in great class style In 4 days, 66 quarts of paint were applied on the walls, buff in the ' auditorium and cream in tine basement. Grey Township:—After being in fail- ing health for the past year Elizabeth A. Fox, beloved wife of John Bray, answer- ed the Great Roll 'Call Thursday morn- ing of last week and passed peacefully away to her reward. The ftuneral took place Saturday to Wroxeter Cemetery after a suitable service at the late home of deceased by,her Pastor, Rev, W, E. Stafford, Brussels. Wingham:—Major Pettigrew, a resi- dent of this town, is organizing and will be in charge of p unit of the 9th Grey's Horse. A sergeant of the pea- manent cavalry is here at present with a view to opening a training class for both men and women. Ethel:—Wednesday of last week Dav- id Robertson passed away at his home, Ethel Station, at the Ovanced age of 84 years, 1 month and 6 days. Funeral ,took place to Ethel eenekery on Friday a'ternoon, Rev. Mr, O'Kell conducting 'the s'ervi'ce. Deegased was tete father of Mrs. Grover 0131. 11e was a welic knon residont of ]Rana township for yearsw, o —Grey, Townships—It is with sad re- grets we are called upon to publish the following death of an old and well known resident in the person of Hugh Porter, loth Concession, whose death came as a great shock to the community as he was as well as usual up to Wed- nesday afternoon, when he took a pain around his heart but not serious enough to cause any alarm. He arose as usual Thursday morning but passed peace- fully away at 8:30 a, irk The subject of this Eotice is bne Of The pioneers, coming to Grey in 1874. Brussels:—The home of Adatn and Mrs, Smith, Turnberry street, Brussels, has been quarantined owing to the fact that the two daughters have contracted smallpox. Every precaution has been taken to safeguard the village. Seaforth:—Mr, John Scott, of Rox- boro, is leaving to go to Regina to live with his daughter, •Isabel, who was recently married to Mr, Novak of that place, He has been a member of the Presbyterian choir for almost half a century and the members mot at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. A. D. Sutherland on Friday night to' say farewell. They presented Mini with a gold ring con- taining a bloodstone as a souvenir, Kippen---Mr. Robert Higgins, of Hensall, this week purchased • large quantities of poultry for which he paid very high prices. Mr. W. McCullough, one of the big poultry men in this dis- trict sold over $400 worth of milk fed chickens.. Mr. Higgins paid 25 cents s pound for this kind of poultry. Usborne Township:—Mr, Peter Moir, of the 2nd Concession of Usborne, has purchased flee 100 -acre farm of Mr. P. i. Ca the London Road, NorM*, for ,.,, . 'v,• i .ld a handsome figure.,. 'Iphe •,, , ti, i flit beat la the Tovtfiship; Cranbrook:—An esteemed resident of this locality passed away last Monday in the person of Mrs. Peter McDonald, aged 67 years. Her health had not been good for the past year. Me, Mc- Donald, to whom she was married 22 years ago, predeceased her in 1909. Funeral took place Wedntesd'ay after- noon to Cranbrook Cemetery. Walton:—Maitland Presbytery sus- tained the call to Kipper from Rev. Mr, Lundy. induction will take place early in January. Grey Township.— This community was sadly surprised last Thursday morn- ing to learn that Hugh Porter, an old resideet of the troth Concession, had passed away while seated in the rocking chair near the stove, He hail been as weal as usual and had arises from his bed a short time prsvious no one inang- iniag the end was so near. Mr. Porters was in his 75th year, ily°h:—Blyth Municipal pot is be- ginning to simmer, and alardy names of Jos, E. Tamtinn, Jamas Dad and Dr. Milaie are mentioned as possible aspir- ants for chief Civic chair.. E. Iiiliioru, G. E,McTaggart, Chas. McClelland, ex - Councillors James Moody and H. A. Thomas are mentioned as possible new timber, kir 1Council. Brussels(—Bessie, daughter of the late Thomas and Mrs, Davidson, Bruss- els, was united in marriage to H. C, Harvey, of Winnipeg, on, December 4th. Rev. Mr. Hamilton, of Zion Methodist Church, performed the ceremony. McKillop Township:—Word ' has reached Saskatoon( that Dr. Hogg, who was for several years head of the de- partmentof physics in the University of Saskatchewan, has 'accepted a position in the research Department of tile Western Electric Company in their New York laboratory. lie has already en- tered upon his duties and Is the recip- ient of a salary well in advance of that received from the local Educational In- stitution, The Dr, was a former tea- cher in S. S. No. 3, Grey Township, his parental home being in McKillop,, Brussels:—The salary of Rev, A, J. Mann, the well known Pastor of Mei- held on Monday last when the little vibe church, has been increased to again saw Old Santa. • $96.00 was ;$1800. given for the Sunday School Funds, Mr, and Mrs. Bontron, have re- turned to Hensaill. Mrs• Addison, and family spent Christmas at Londesboro visiting with relatives. Miss Londesboro, of Ctputon, is the guest of her sister, Mrs, McQpteen, A ]card tithe dance was held on Seaforth:-.o he sum or $249,15 was collected in Seaforth and vicinity for the war orphans in Central Europe. ..Bayfield:—Miss Fair, Principal of the Continuation class, has accepted a posi- tion at Ottawa,,and Mr , Allen Fisher, of Kippen, has been engaged to take her place. Mr, Fisher commences his new duties at the beginning of the New Tuesday everting In Walkers Hall, ifaiar. Wililatn Swami, Of Toronto Madsen Btyth:--141r. Fred 'Willows, of Sande College Is spelttit:tig her vacation at was saccessful hi passing with first -cls • says Jatsu1 y home:h6laers as firettlan at Stratford leu • the school in No. 14, Hay, for the past five years, at an increase of 5300 In sal- ary, which will make lier salary for the coating year, 51,100. Grand Bend:—Some unknown person or persons broke into Mr. Maurice Brenner's garage and removed the four tires on 07a Robert Pollick's new sedan car, and carried them away. No. trace has been heard of thein since, Mr. John Stratton's pool room was also entered recently and quite a number of cigars and cigaretttes were stolen. Farmers in the neighborhood have also reported the loss of grain from their barns. FEED CORN If you are feeding poultry, Clogs, Cattle or Sheep try some of our Kilm dried torn which we are selling at very reasonable prices. SALT Now is the time to lay in your supply of Salt. We have it for Dairy or Table use and also for feeding purposes. FLOUR " As the Flour Mills have just re- cently been allowed to return to their Pre war grate of Flour, we are now prepared to supply you a high grade Flour for Bread or Pastry. Try a sack and see for yourself. W. Jenkrns $ISio•n FLOUR AND FEED Phone 199 Residence, 131. HARVEST HELP EXCURSIONS $1$;00 to Winnipeg Plus 3h cent per mile Beyond AUGUST 9th, 11th, 16th and 18th, stations Toronto to Scotia Jct, inclus- ive; also alt stations on Depot Harbor, Midland, Penetatfg and Meafgr'd branch- es. AUGUST 9th and 16th from all the stations ins the province of Ontario and Quebec, Pembroke, Golden Lake, Up. tergrove, Toronto and East. AUGUST 11th and 18th, from all the stations in Ontario, Toronto and West, Full information 'from -any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent or 0. L Horning District Passenger Agent, Troonto. John Ransford & Son, city passes ger and `ticket Agents, phone 51,. A. 0, Pattison, station agent. Move Regularly, or Ile They BECOME . GONSTIPATii ? If the truth were only known it, would be found that half the ills of life aro caused by constipation, for when the bowcle cease to work properly all the organs of, the body become deranged.. A free fruition of the bowels, every day, should ,bo the rule of everyone, who aspires to perfect health. Keep lyour bowels regular by the use of Milburn's taxa -Liver 'ills) and you will have no constipation ile bilious or sick headaches, or Any ogler troubles arising from a wrong action of the liver or bowels. Mrs. G, I3rswn," Lewisville N33., writes,—"I have been troubled '-£dt .* years with constipation, and trying various so-called remedies, wliith did me no good whatever, I tvaa persuaded by a friend to try Whom's Lata -Liver Pills. 'Riney have done nese worlds of good. They aro indeed h splendid pill and if oan heartily recommend them to all who puffer from. conetiJ)ation... Milburn/6ataxa-Liver PILIN are 25c, a vial tat all declare, or trailed direct on eerierpt`_of Price by The T. 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