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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1919-3-13, Page 5l"hul'sday, March 13th 4919.; TIME AGGRAVATIONS A balky hprle, a stat led motor, a stubborn husband, a fractious child, and a way- ward watch, and the worst is 'a WAYWARD WATCH. , If you happen to be prim - ant you generally know when any of the first four have arrived --You'll know it is there, A. `WWAYWARD WATCH" however is so deceptive that You niay look at it straight in the face and yet it will be lying to you. All the time it Ifools" withouttyou know- ing' it until it is too late;. "HELLYAR WATCHES" are "well made" and are also "well regulated" and if well. used will prove them- selves faithful, reliable time- keepers fully guaranteed of course. WE CAN SEND YOU ONE BY MAIL. ;Ff &a IE VAit JEWLER & OPTICIAN Isslaer of Marriage Licenses �: wawaars=edrav..satiwnu:,saYu,;s,,�„--.:z.,-ave., t .-LINTOr' MARKETS _ .. Bogs • Butter t Eggs • Sprung w h tt .. $2.00 9 Ea ll wheat eat Oats ' ' 65e to70 ,Bayley Buckwhept'` $LOS to $1,30 Hay $16.00 to $18,00 &an $40,00 Shorts Miflfeed• $50.00 Potatoes 90e to $1.00 a bus. „+1- 00 43c to 45c 42 to •l.ic 90c to $1,00 i. TO O SOL ICIT O US,. 1t `is ,•imb' • *en ertI} state .'its letters and despatches from the troops of occupation. in Germany thin there 'is too much fraternir.;Uiun going .6n-be- tween nit between theAmerican <nc ut fare. s' and t tht.. ,• civilian population of the Rbuieland. In ,'th'e Antericto1.papdrs,`lhere nevear .. al most daily . crtpies of';letters received from Gegmuf..aiiotters,. by Anterlcah 124 Now sold in a flew waxed boars package -- a great improvement over the old lead, :package Sold only in sealed packages FACES DEATH CALMLY.• • ' - Great Change in Frank McCullough to Die at Toronto, for Murder Toronto, 'March' 5 -Prank McCil- lough, sentenced to be hanged on May 3' for torrecier of Acting Detective Frank Williams, a native of Clinton, Ont. is a changed man -so changed that even his' death Watch and Toronto jail attendants find it difficult to bee. Neve that he is the stone man, Instead of the haggard, dejected, re- morseful prisoner he is now a bright, clear-eyed and almost cheerful boy, who is reconciled to his fate, although still hopeful of a reprieve, McCullough spends the greater part of his tints reading the Bible from thief he derives great comfort, and has apparently received a new outlook ('Si life, 'paregts'telling of' the welfare of their boys and of the care that is being taken of -thein by tke German people. All ;this is part of a very clever but insidious' propaganda. • Gersbany Is endeavoring to woo the United States with a view to securing her influence 50 favor of ^snore lenient peace tern's, and also'i11 the hope of stirring up feel- ing between the Allies. The German • press are constantly drawing campers - ions between the attitude of the British •inti French soldiers with that 'of the American, the comparison rlways be- ing in favor of the latter. This. is clever propaganda; and tlse readiness with which the Cermet) people are complying with it, shows, as George Pattulo, writing its the Saturday Even- ing Post, says, that the German people ere still tine same disciplined body and that their thinking is one with the master -mind, winch is that of von Hin- denburg. ':'$" .'• cFEAK, CJOIED WOMEN i„n. [d.•...,1 sir•• u 1 'S1, CR• N ' it lu Std tl 2�r<l; .r 5.5 np4L .n P4•t\d,. ate C:062X a4Eatuc,1es 1,t,., Toiietlro. UitT, (Fotrarav l5Lltl,ar.j `ch ill t•, 4 �"' ..I,, 1 ZVt�t' lF , Y' r 5• �.,... m, "' fey k �A+'k�'..: �$,���t�uoflit�,.',n+.t' �.1`f,�6r.,a'i'L�r �4+.Si;41 Remember, when you are filling up your Thrift Card, that the 25 cent Thrift Stamps, which you can buy wherever you, see„ the above sign, .are; simply a nieans1b'an end. Thrift Starnes earn no interest. The interest begins when,your Thrift Card, filled with 16 S tamps, is taken to the Money. Order Post Office, Bank or other place displaying the Beaver -Triangle sign, and ex- changed as $4.00 in the pur- chase of a War -Savings Stamp, which costs $4.02 this month. War -Savings Stamps earn 4% per cent compound interest, being redeemable on January 1st, 1924, for $5.00 each. iS rfi 'i. ht he: Flu - with SUR Ray Ect1c eatin Fully guaranteed and recommended by the doctors. .,sating or spilling of water; turn on the heat when 'required; an even heat at all times. Come in and let us demonstrate it to you. Dry Batteries Spark Plugs Flash Lights and Batteries Pratte and Lambert Auto Paint and Painting and top dressing Overhauling Garage Phone 80 Residence 140 Jr. H. PAXM Government Examiner for License Drivers 41, Can Find Now Health and Strength Through ,the Use of Dr. ' iflatns' • Putt tills. 1 s•'• f. isu u,., to It II ;t Iulyd n•urking tit malt to lake lilt. r,isily and not 10 n rat To du II is 1,1 t.'khes t . almost imps ssdJu. lint, :It the sun • . . time. ., ft 's the i I t duty of every t5 ul.: t ts• • n.efts 1. ) her .treel th a, much t ,t possible; kto t4ke ler, care,, a, • lightly as may be, 'ind to build up her strength to meet cenv unusual demands. It .is efts duty she coves herself and Lustily for her • future health may depend upon it. To• guard against ,t complete break- down in health the blood must be kept rich, red and pure. No other medicine does this so well as Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills, This medicine ac- fussily stakes new, red blood, 'siren- gtlseus the nerves, restores the appe- rite and keeps every organ healthily 'toned.dup, Women cannot • always kesi when they should, but they can keep their strength and .keep disease away 'by the occasional use of Dr. Williams' .Pink Pills, which have done more to lighten the ,cares' of Weak women than' any other medicine,' A- mong the many women 'who have reason to be thankful for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is Mrs. Milan 'Bailey, .Utter - son, Ontario' who says:'Two years ago.i•got weak and badly run down, and Goold• scarcely' do my housework. i grew •so' thin • that my friends used' to comment upon it. At that time Illy. baby was -six months' -91'd and the care of it amt. 'my' house' ' work was ftltlaost too much for me.•'' It was at this stage that dry husband got me a supply of Dr. *William's' Pink Pills, and before 1 had been taking them long we. could see an •iinprovensent in my con- dition, For "months ''had trot *heed steeping well and nay natural sleep re- turned and I wasn't so nervous. Theft my friends began to comment upoa my improved condition 'and tell lie how Much better I was looking. By tine time I had takeni-six,boxes I felt completely cured, and have since en: joyed the best of health. Now I can never fail to recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills when any of my friends are ailing," You can get Dr, •Williams' Pink Pills from any dealer in medicine, or by 1111111 at 5o cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine 'Co., Brockville, Ont, LENTEN PERIOD CHURCH PASTORALS Roman Catholic, Anglican and Luther - "'and Churches To Observe hops Issue Pastorals To People, - Regulations For Catholics Announc- ed by Bishop Fallon. Ash Wednesday ushered in the sea- son of Lent, which was observed in the Roman Catholic, Anglican and Luther- an churches, CATHOLIC REGULATIONS Bishop Fallon has issued the follow- ing circular for the guidance of Catho- lics, It was read at St. Joseph's church oa .n'day, All days in Lent, Sundays excepted. are fast days. The law el fasting or- dains that only one full meal a day be taken, but does not forbid a small amount' of food in the morning and in the evening, according tothe approv- ed mealttntaytbef taken in locality. evening and the collation at noon, Flesh meat is aliowed at the princi- pal meal on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, except the Saturday of ,limber Week and the forenoon of iloly Saturday. The law of abstinence • forbids the eating of flesh meat and of brittli Wade of meat, but does not exclude use of eggs, milk and products of milk (namely: cheese and butter,) and any seasonings of food, even those made from the fat of animals. • The prohibition to use fish and flesh at the same meal during Lent has been abolished, • The Lehterl fast altd abstinence ceases at 12 o'clock noon on Holy Sat- urday. Persons und'ar21 years of ae g and those ivito have teethed their sixtieth year are not booed by tate law of fast - Mg,' and all icersosn in ill -health or engaged • in hard labor or who have' any other legitimate excuse, may be dispensed froth boot the law of fast Add of abstinence, a The precept of aiistirtenne obliges o T H E C L I, N "I" rQ, N N lE W E ji% nil who have completed their seventh year, even those who have passed the Age 9f GO, • .. Soldiers Exempt Spldiers serving in the army or navy are exempt from both fast and abstinence, with the exception of Ash Wedensdey, Good Friday sod the fore- noon of Holy Saturday, which are to be observed as days, of abstinence. A persoe dispensed front abstinence is not, thereby dispensed front fasting vice. versa, If 4e is allowed several meals a day, this does not mean that, he need not keep the abstinence, In this, as in other cases, a dispe.nsatloh :obtained under false pretences, is valid, In order, however, to safeguard Con. Science, the faithful should ,have the Judgtpent t)f their pastor or ponfessor in all' cases where they seek dispensa- tion or feel exempted, from the law. of fast or abstinence, Whatever may be the obligation in the matter of fast or abstinence, 'Lent Is for everybody a season of lMortifica- tion and of penitence. From this law no one can escape and in it no one has the right of dis- pensation. Pastors are earnestly requested to preach during the holy season of Lent the necessity of penance and the ob- ligation of Christian mortification. They will also provide special' means whereby their people may advance in devotion and piety. ' As In the past, tsvo approximate week -day services will be held in each church and the necessary permission for`.Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- ment on these occasions is hereby ac- corded. A special efl'ort ought also to be made to have the sacred practice of fancily pra;'er in common, and espec- iaitr the recitation of the Rosary, a duty rat honor and religion during this penitential time, No urging; should t? uct'eccar• to unite all'Cathoties in . r I n •ar,.d league of prayer, that 11 :he ending of the x,u• G td rosy I h n in authority 1t. bring alt s, steel ibst1ce and mane f u' a more !, hr . iia;, �, nl •reins ,•e •pie. EiOuap Witlia:ns' Message n. finial In "n the two isp sty of 1'u h j t 1 „r : int rk is urged by f r h I- la i 5 1k'ii iat t: bishop .,f the u s. : Morin, in los Lenten ha: - t,' ,. hi.h sot: read in St, Paul's 'i eturt.t i. 1 . , ti t .tn 1 C121 . After a ref r 1 a ,c to h r t termination ra of the war, the pastoral continues: -But now let us not make the itis. tate of thinking that all is over when h t•• the to is + r acted. , • . Now t v t e have o t realize personally in peace the ehiglt mural standard of loyalty to God twhi,ctt our empire took as its ideal in the war. The empire's high decision invests the citizens with a new dig- nity. It is a trumpet call to the citi- zens to live worthy of that high de- cisiins, "We have now to apply the lesson to ourselves in our personal life , In so far as the lesson applies to us per- $oualiy, the point of it is that in the empire's• policy we were ted to put moral and spiritual ideals above ma- terial self-interest. If it is was worth while to risk the existence of the whole British Empire and to sacrifice thousands of lives to establish the su- premacy of right, then right is more valuable than life. If the choice has to be made by anyone between ad- hering to right and the sacrifice of - life, then right must be chosen. The great lesson -for us to learn practical- ly is that, by •the example of our em- pire, moral •qualities are more veld. able than life. Truth, justice, fidel- ity and horror were to the empire more to•be desired•than'life, 'That is the lesson we now need to learn in, our personal- lives. It is better let die than to be false, .better to 'die thee'. 'refuse to champion the weak,• • better to die lthan to choose material profit' before oyalty to Chrtst," • • • TEETHING TROUBLES Baby's teething time is a time of worry for most mothers. Baby's little guilts became swollen and tender; his bowels get out of order and con- stipation, colic or even diarrhoea sets in. To make the teething period easy Baby's Own Tablets should be given the little one. They sweeten the stomach; regulate the bowels and keep baby good natured, Concerning them Mrs. Marcel D, LeBlanc, Men.- rantcook, West, N. 13, ,writes: '1 have used Baby's Own Tablets for the past six years and have found then' indispensable. To my mind nothing can equal them in allaying the fever acconapying teething , 1 would not be without then' and can strongly re- commend them to other mothers," The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dl•, Williams' Medicine Co,, Brockville, tint, Local News trWmittt ^#elstet t Held Annual At Home. The Clinton School of Commerce held their annual et home on Friday evening. They were Joined by the students of the Goderich school, A Successful Concert. The Montague Light Opera 'Co. cera thinly entertained the audience that greeted them on Thursday evening of last week and each artist was warmly received. 'Their quartette work was excellent its was the solos. The reading from Barrie's "Quality Street" by Miss Montagne ,was excellent. Helen J. Leckie Dead. There passed away on Wednesday, March Gth,'at 582 St. Clams avenue, 'Toronto, I'leleit Jean Leckie, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. '1'. Leckie, of Kincardine, Deceased had been ailing, but death was unexpect- ed, Miss Leckie had removed from St, Thomas about five months ago, but, previously had collie from Kincar- dine, She was a faithful member of the Presbyterian church and when able el- wayst attended. dee. She is survived wive by d two. sisters, w Miss Mina, 11 I >„ nese, and Mrs. M. Mlvor, and two brothel's, Thomas 1' of Godarielt and formerly of the New Era staff,, and William .J. of ,Toronto. Service was held at the Rolfe on Friday evening by key, Mr. McGi - liv of of13 ,. 1 toner to Presbyterian Yes h t� eft 1r a c Y n ore Ir , red interment took place i..n.. is 'Saturday afteruooh; SPANJSK 'INFLUENZA Do Not Fear When righting a German or a Geral i • Br De. ars GOOK, The omit fighter always wins ;and 80 there le no need to become phnlo• etrieken. Avoid fear and crowds. Ez excise in the fresh air and, practice the. three COP: A ,lean Mouth, a Clean. Skin •aid Olean Bowels, To carry off the poisons that nceumulate within the body sand to ward off an attaok of the Influenza bacillus,; take a good, liver regulator to move the bowels. Such a one is Made up of May -apple, leaves of aloe, root of jalap, and lie' to he had at tiny"drug stores and caped t1Pleaaant Purgative 1?e11efsa" w e 11 a bad gold develops, go to bed, wrap up well, drink freely of hot lemonade and take a •knot; mustard foot -bath. , Have the bedroom warm but well ven- tilated;' Obtain at the nearest drug store "Anuric Tablets" t0 flush the kidney's and control the pains and aches. ', Take an ''Anuric" tablet every two hours, together with odpious drinks of lemonade. 11 a true ease of influ- enza,the food should bo,simple, such as broths, milk, buttermilk and ice-cream; but it is important, that food be given regularly in order to .keep up patient's strength and vitality. After the acute attack has passed, which is generally from three to seven days, the system sbould•be built up by the use of a good iron tonic, such as "Irontio" tablets, to be obtained at some drug stores, or that ,well kuots•>� blood - maker and herbal tonic/made !tem roots and barks of forest trees -sold everywhere an Ur,.Pies'ce'e Golden -Medical Discovery, • . AUCTION SALE , t •t stoat,. 'I lie t r.i,rrv.;.t 9 b:,�, re, tui lustrueti nls to sell by i •'i'lic tru.Ium at Lot 17, l;ay miff Line uie . ,nth ,11 t'linll u) n Mom1:1, 1 5551, ,at 1.5 , p,tn., Use 11., n. --tie, •' •.ir years ,lid, needy ode. cd• 8 s tet .,a dor in Ariil• t5 455' Cr t.. due i•1 :lay; h i,ar:`,ty Cott:, Mood , t r + S1Cas i ing two v sr ' h tt rs rising ' t 1 � Yu. . Ir i tt hei- fer, .r, r'isin one year; 1 � t nastfi, rising on. seal; t In:tre rising, .even years:- 1 eeldnlg rising tine vr.trs; , young, Yorkshire sows. Guava 'tee -Am cow rcpresrned 10 he 1111 Calf and proving not to he, Can be returned, and cash or loge will be refunded. 'Perms -Cash nr appro.ved ioint notes, three, six or nine ntrntths, hearing six '; per annum, George Holland, Thos.' Gundry, Proprietor, Auctioneer MALE HELP:WANTED Be yotir own boss anyone anywhere can start a cut-rate grocery of their own $25 to $100 invested should earn $25 weakly, plans free, H., V, Martin,. Windsor, Ontario, HOUSE FOR SALE On Rattenbury Street East, Clinton, good garden, furnace, • electric light, town seater, near schools, Apply, R. Rowland. WANTED rA'cergtaker for Wtijs,,P,resbyteriae church,' Apply to Geo. McLennan :'Chairman of Board of Trustees ' -IV,ICTORY BONDS Bought and sold at Market prices. W. BR'YDONE. Auction Sale. Unreserved Auction sale of Farm Stock, impletnetrts and• householtt furniture. Wn', .and Geo. P. Gould will sell by public auction at Lot 90, Mait- land, Con., Goderich Township, Huron Road, 1 miles North of Holmesville, on Friday, March 21st, commencing at 12.30 o'clock sharp: -Horses -2 draft mares 50 and 11 years old; 1 Clyde mare 6 years old in foal; 1 shire stare 5 years old; t clyde horse, 5 years old; t dalton Hero mare 3 years old; 1 shire colt, 9 mouths old. Cattle -to cows, Shorthorns and Ayrshires; 1 cow, 7 years old due March 30; 1 cow 6 years old due March 21; 1 eery 5 years old due March 18; t cow 6 years old due April 21; 1 cow, 5 years old calf at tout; 1 cote 4 years, old, calf at fool; I cote, 4 years old due April 2211d; t cow f years old due June 1st; 1 cow 4years old due August 1st; 1 caw 3 years lid due April 21st; 2 Durham steers :i sea's Last January; 22 head Aberdeeu- antrus'steers and heifers, one, two and three years nil, Hogs -t registered Yorkshire sow :d.'1 litter (5 weeks old) t Uerkshire sow Land litter (5 week 1,1d)•1 Yorkshird'sow, due April 30 0 elore pigs over ver loo Ins each Sheep -Ili web 'yeti Leicester ewe. rue April 51h. Hens, -t 00 P. Itoc and White Leghorn hefts. Implement -!Hassey-Barris, new fetltilizer seer drill 11 hoes; Massey Harris clay loader ;Massey Harris side rake and `.odder Massey Il;trris disk, 16 disks; Massey !Ferris, spring tooth Cultivator, 17 teeth; :Massey Harris corn cultivator; Massey Harris scufier; Deering, 7-I'5. cut binder; Decrinb 6 -ft, mower; Deer- ing 10 -It steel roller; Deering bob- sleighs, chathans knee; Premier sulky PIM; Verity gang plow; 2 Fleury plows No, 211 1 lumber wagon; 1 farm truck; 1 fanning mill lied bagger; 1 8 -horse power gas engime Gould -Shapley 8z A'11111'; 1 Fleury 10-111 ch plate crusher; 1 cutting box; settles 1 ,fon capacity; 1 culler; 2 root pulpers; t democrat wagon; 'Chatham Incubator and brooder Champion Sap. Evaporator, plant com- plete (would sell at once); A quantity of hopsehold furniture, chairs, beds, tables, carpets, hanging and Rayo lamps; milk cans, pails; a quantity of hay and oats; 2 sets double harness; Sprayntotor pump outfit new; share in Massey cont -binder and Stewart Sheep clipping machine; 25 grain bags and numerous small articles .Terms--l'Tay and grain, cash, All stuns. of $10 and under cash. Over tltatsansoutit 7 months credit t will be iven 0 r' of g li nisltiri g at), r d p Ove Joint ,notes, G% per hmtum a�- lowed off tau' credit' anloursts: 'Every- thing ;miff 'be disposed of as. the farm is sold -.ane. the proprietors are giving up farming. A large empty basement for the accommodation of horses ort let farm florin, N W. Trewartha and 'F. E, Wltltiey, clerks for tate •day, tVm, and Geo. Gould, tires, Gundry Props,. Atietloneer• Rock r e PAGE 5 otemeartnenewaiwimexioneionnameimemageomeaummtisumentoriwienterarrernmeameateteue Stock Taking Sale less, Cleeripg up all broken'lines before starting on aonther s+eer's busi. , With every prospect For .continued high prices every line mention- ed is a sure. bargain. So don't fail to get your share. Men', fine shoes in bon calf or patent leather, regular price is '3' $5.50 and $6.00 lines To clear at 4.50 Ladies High top Dongola Kid, gond classy shoes Regular $6.00, .for , , , , , , , 4.50 Ladies white lawn bib aprons trimmed with..embroidery yoke and,ahoulder straps et. 3a price QS►, Carpenters aprons of striped cottonade leas than 3f price' of the material 19c A few dozen Huck towels good large size and heavy weight cheap enough at 75c a pair but a real snap atper pair 48c OTHER CLEARING LINES AT SPECIAL PRICES ateseentesernoteetextteetettoreenotereceatosoweaueseereeenseetteannoweesaremesetgo sts t naMMOIRMalIZZSMIMMZSISMIMMIU . _ •�.�..,,,.-s ,r.'as3:rensmrrsrm�•:elft>Ystsc:atr„,•...;,:;mr•u:2. • NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' Purse Lost mutall Profits Mitotic 95. Moro Business TIIE STORE: THAT SELLS FOR LESS fn the estate of 'e ]tonnes ;rick, Deceased Nt)1lt.1.s h I lsy ,dv,u that ail ter- s ,I a tP:un'f '1t .tt- i'hl l n,. `1'n n i,tu, .•t .hr flit, , f ,he , t1n(,' Oi 11111,11, el - mad. dc';;':,!, who t diad I v ,,r a nit ci 'Jlt 1 5 i+rn;} ! 1; an.! i. It 1,. V Ileo, Meaty Oriel,, 1,11:1 1 I ti 1.c or James t:ornislt ea-' •rut ,rt ,d the •send estate, orthan . I - ',.•d r on or before the. .5111 .Pat I"1 l,u'e,tt1 1� :Cow 1 11 1t i m, statement of their 1 g Chtt with 1 arts ulu lheret.f • w;i lhw nati(re t l the solos i s;'it moo held by thein all dusty verified 119 davit AND T� N I'f TAKE IiCP. that after the said last mentioned date the said ex- ecutnrs will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereon having regard only It's Such cl;silts as he shall•isave re- ceived due notice and in accordance therewith. . DATED al' Clinton, this .5th day of ,March, A, D. 1919. W Brydone, Clinton, Ont, Solicitor for the said Executors, Wanted Applications will be received up to 6 o'clock p.m., Monday, March ion, by the undersigned for the position of Night, Constable, Schedule of duties may be seen. at my office. D. L. Macpherson, Town .Clerk, f)n .11.Indts iltrrn t u Letts en Oat- ' ariu si:, and 4 i; it est, ,t i+u a ow- • t, -raft,, tnon Will • l'ir.d,v ,:in1ly i:•_ - is the 1siew Era • WANTED LkiD FOR FLAX X THE CANADIAN o- , ' MILLS Limited, or. o 1n n b: make . . 1rictc with' fil@is iu..Hti.: c'C. tufty of Clinton to grew t'1. +, for the season' of 1'119, ru'r parti- cular:: apply to M. IYIcC O RMICK Local :Manager •• SEAFORTe(, ONT. Phone 202 and ales 1..,,,...-.. ........,. ,........,,nom-..........�.....� $RAN &. SHORTS-=• • Our supply of Bran and Shorts is rapidly decreasing. Don't keep, putting it off until they are all gone and then lay the blame on us because you did not get all you wanted, TIM•THY. '& CL•VER SEEDr We have our usual large stock o Timothy and Clover seeds on hand thif season which we are selling at very reasonable prices. Let us have your order soon. and we assure you it will receive our very best attention, SEED CORN:-- , How about your Seed Coral' hi some of tlt,e Corn grewldg•districts the crop was' nearly a failure last yea", therefore good Seed 'Corn is Noble hb Sprung Muskrat Skins •.Wasted,, I be .scarce, We' `advise giving us s Will pay high prices for properly stretched skins. 1f you haven't proper stretchers, will supply patterns free of charge. •.; H. A. Hovey, License No. 4211, Clinton FOR SALE 8 -roomed house, farnace and other comfortable conveniences. Corner of Brydone, Clinton. eatraud placing your orders eerily. BREAKFAST FOOD:- Try some of our oxce1lent Break fast Food which we have jest received (good and fresh). 11 is, the'eeay befit and if ,you opce uset"lt you will Mke so well that',you won't think of us* any ether brand. We also have tJte following brands of flour: -parity, Five Roses, Jewel, Golden City', Five Jewel axe White Nat also Oatmeal sold in lava or Salle Mth rat d, B h streets. Apply to W. quantities. LIVE POULTRY WANTED Highest market price paid. Phone 14-638 W. MARQUIS Clinton. Ontario WINTER COWS FOR SALE Ten young cotes which were fresh- ened between November and February, TERMS -Cash or Bankable Notes. !a mile south of Grand Trunk Sta- tion, Bayfield Line. Apply to GEORGE HOLLAND, Proprietor, FOR SALE !louse and lot on Moran 51,, now occupied by Mrs. Jo;ut Scruton, for sale, cheap for cash, Stable and shed on property. Apply to WILLIAM COATS, Godericltr FOR SALE Several second hand heaters for sale, apply to TIM, HAWKINS, - - _•-.,. _ WANTED Wonsan for general housework. Libby, Rattenbury St. B, W.Jenku-is&Son not.* AND FEED Phone 199 Residence, 131. Wholesale License 12-52 Canadian Food Control License 9-2368 GRAND TRUNK ► THE DOUBLE T.RACK ROUTE between MONTREAL TORONTO DETROIT CHICAGO Unexcelled Dining Car Service Sleeping cars on night Trains ant: Parlor Cars ou principal Day '►'rains, Full information from any Grand Trunk 'ricket Agent or C. E. Horning, District Passenger Agent, Troonto. John Ransford & Son, city passen- ger and Ticket Agents, phone 57. 1, 0. Pattison, station agent. EMT.'ALPITATED FAINT 111413 DIZZY SPELLS. WOULD FALL DOtl0i IN i--!nIh'•T. Palpitation of the heart is very often accompanied by weak, faint and dizzy spells, and is generally caused by some sudden fright, or nsuociai.ed with condi- tions of a nervous breakdown, but what- ever the cause, it is of ronsidernble im- penance) that the heart should beetreugth- ened, and brought back to its regular beat. Mill tin's Heart and Nerve Pills nro just th6 remedy to do this for you. Mr. Henry Fawcett, 7Cillam's Rfiills, writes; -"L Ilavo used Milburn's Heart and'Nerve fills for heart trouble. I was very weak and run down, my hen rt would palpitate 1 would take feint sat dizzy spells and sometimes te I would. fall down in a faint. I started to take your pills. and I must say they ,have ono , wonders' fof ^me, ' I wilt itltvay's speak a goodWord for your Heart and Nerver vo Milburh's Heart and. Nerve Pills are 60e. a box at all dealers of mailed direct on receipt of mite by The T, Milburn Co., Limited, Tototito, Ott. • 't