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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1918-1-31, Page 5"fll.Etsdayr, January '.l$l; 191 Wrinkles yeaches. and eadaches ?REMOVED .By Wearing GLASSES ,Scientifically,fitted and Accuratelyadjusted by kir . Hflyar.. 'EW LER AND OPTICIAN 'ArdW@LAtRl9.. TT ^XMRWtcawms,reu9c.. T. it THEM n,e melt time you suffer with lnae, indigestion, bilious. :', s u. ,es •or loss ofa it app t e, try— �,tirr :!t 1 fizEctiA THE CLI.NTON NEW ERA IIIIIII111111IIiI 11111lIp11111111111.1111111111i1D11IIIIII11111111p11111111111!1IIIIIJIIIIII1l111 11111IIIIIIIi M.EN. and gVENTS illViallilillii111111111U111111111111111111101111VIIIII1111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11ili U t GENERAL CURRIE, ' Canada's Com- mander fn France,' has been honored with Belgian Orders from King Al- bert. Huron CO. Are Mr, G. J. Dow, of Exeter, shipped a car of horses to Sherbrooke, Que- bec. W. J, Morrray, of Exeter, has ac- cepted the position as assistant man- ager of the Bowser Co., Toronto. • F. W. Dawn, of Usborne, has. suf- fered the loss of three horses dur- ing the past few weeks. it is sup- posed the horses took sick from eat- ing some turnips, The Ivo junior departments of the Public School, at Brussels, have been closed this week, temporarily, owing to the fuel shortage'These exper- iences are new as similar situations never existed in town,. Frost in the pipes of the steam heating plant in G. Andrew's resi- dence, at Exeter, caused an •explosion the other day, which blew out the side of the boiler and bursting open the' furnace door threw the fire out aikea'ulo of An,' Medic;no intbeWitra on the cememte floor. The basement '1eJ5evorywhera. la Ilexes, 25e. was flooded with water which also did some damage. Miss Louise Sinclair eldest daughter of Barrister and Mrs. Sinclair, Brussels, has gone to Toronto where she is tak- ing a course at the 'Technical School intending to become a Dietitan. She is already well versed in the art of Cookery. . Pte. Herbert Edgar, eldest son of Jas. A. and .Mrs. Edgar, ifowick,.who enlisted in the West with the 152nd Batt. going overseas, 17 months ago, arrived at Quebec last Week and has since been sent to Regina, where he wounded last String and has not re- covered the use of one of his limbs. On Monday, 11th inSt., Wna, J. Bar- rows, son of J:tcoh and Mrs. Barrows, Walton, died in the Medicine elat hospital whither he gone for an otter - Hon for apotscc its. Ile was •13 years and 5 no iths of age Jas. McCallum One d,ovn a house aid drew it 2 ' i tl ,i to the village rl tef Ethel all ins . ,.i 4 losers. Who veiai do the next hie, day's Work in tither' Me'srs Stewart Bros., of :ketonic, have I,outh1 the • men's furnishings stuck of Mr, 11, 'Tuck, at Mitchell anti have removed I he saute to Seaforth. Following an illness extending over several months Mr. Daniel Fryfogle passed away at his home in \Vinghant in his 66th year. The many Old friends and neighbors AMERICAN OPINiION eee. ""Wall Street journal" pub- 'S,iehe=s a leading editorial on what is w'id'e vwlbed as a "flare-up in Western Qiase.ea over the ag(tatlou for govern- rzt ownership of all •the railways, eteles,aine the Canadian Pacific." eleeeee all of the co-operative social- , eesevocates of state socialism and r i is metes of what is called earn- oreareeseetity, from all the farmers; Luer- us.r..'ae and lumber associations eo.n- 5aura;, could transfer the Canadian • reieleee i,nilt•neei to the Government, _seer r; -ire the Clovarrm,rat will - 'eve: eve:. t:tc editorial insists, "They ecrelei eat it en bot they c•nnld not s,,,,i -. 0 Mee is tnst:,ot, a5 it is known r lee 5nd et ii- value to there in -day, •'site.- i iuy sat it, . . . Canadiane ehie,ed not gt, ono step beyond their ^e -t re a u--t.order to deeld., whether a goy, } t.. eet•mv-ac 1 ra..:.l e:.n maintain its 'valuably. ams"t. It is Just. be - .w. it cannot be done that part of sae ;—setae press has for some rinnths vette wished to make up the deficits •-ece the government-owned roads by ex s. oprlating the Canadian Yac1le's v1artent prcitts. The idea is a chimera. Tbsns would be no prolate to dived°. ale "Less than one-sixth of rhe com• •g.x,ceseed stock is owned by Canadians; •:,vse than one-seventh nr the share- :aafeltra are Canadians, Canadians are bolts honorable and eapshle In bust• s,esit''Sazatters. Certainly they would 5)511 disturb that ono security which etres'ectitributed most teethe country's lalsarth., and has by its stability and mert%lifted Canadian inveetmeats to • .pt,ultion of great repute and strength Alt flak: 9nancial markets of the world, neitfacctot at least conainiting these • esheea e alders. `"sr they dta, leo ono would rotifer wore; than tate great farming glasses nt tlt•c,,west whose exports would no twt3ter receive pricy stimulation from esgrowingforeign Investment market nedies constautty rectifies the luegnal• f adverse Canadian trade bal. Western. Canada's deadliest menu' has been the ghost of .single tam, ft has successfully , withstood eesa0 temptation to reaction and decay, 'kxa arrouuds of hots good faith and seteecedlenty, it will not 'Traria coutt• :Clara' the Canadian t'aciee," ui ,ytr an mrs. l+. L. ISrni, tornt- erly of. the 9th a„on , will learn with r "Bob” wrote every week regularly regret of 'Mrs, Wilson's death which to his relatives and friends and had took place at Parkland, Alberta at been a clay in the hospital. He only 1e p the age of 72 years, was unmarried :ind about 38 years of age, who ley (Serried un a flower and feed bttsutess in Winghani for litany yeerS, have dissolved pertners111p, - and the fire) is now known as tlowtop. & Howson, Mr,l rack 1lowso'n tiering purchased Mt, Brocklebank's interest in the business, Rev, W, 11.Wrighton, pastor of Perk Baptist ehurslt, of ilran1forci ,Mid formerly of GoderIell, has gone to Florida. He is 'reported to be very touch improved to health, load is en - Whig the be. ut{ful summer' climate, some clays registering 70 in the shade, The Rev. gentleman was knocked down by an ;who last summer and is still unable to take his work, • The South Huron L, 0, 1.,will'liold its annual meeting' in Exeter on Tuesday, Rab, Stir, the session to COMIaeaee at ten o'clock in the fore- ndon. 111r, Thomas Purcell has been ape pointed assessor of McKillop' town- ship, as succesOr to Air. James Evens, who filled the position so creditably for so uaany years, but who recently removed from the township. Capt. Gordon Gene, son of the late B, B, Gums, ex -M, P„ is spending a few days with friends in Seaforth. Capt, Gunn has just returned front France where he has spent nearly two years to Army Medical work, Lttst' week. Robert Miller, 1211s Con., of Grey Township, solei a'fine draft 6 year old horse to Philip Ament for the snug sum of $230,00, Mr, Sol Kip ler and family of. Zurich, have moved to Bayfield where they will make their future home. Mr, John McCallm, of Belgrave, Ives an interesting relic of the war in the shape of a German pistol which his brother, Sergt. Jas, McCallum picked up in a German trench. The gun is a dangerous looking article,' The mutual report of the directors of the West Wawanosh Mutual Fire insurance Company for the year 1917 shotes that the Company is now in the best' position it has ever been in, the assets having increased during the year by 519,345,56, 119 policies were added to the list, increasing the insurance at' risk by $435,105. After paying for a $5,000 Victory Bond, the Company still has an $11,000 cash surplus. Total losses paid were' $6,872,82. T'w'o highly esteemed residents of Wiughant; Mr, and Airs. Andrew Link - later, celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary, on New Year's Day. Mrs. Li mkhater's maiden name wits lsebella Hogg, and they were married at 13luevate on the 1st of January, 1868. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. J. Hastie, who was the first pastor of the Bluevale and Wing - ham Presbyterian churches Mr, and Mrs, Linklater have been esteemed residents of this section during the half Century and their large circle of friends will wish them many more happy years together. Messrs, Rob( ,and "Thos. Hogg of Mount Pleas- ant Michigan, were present at this happy event. On' Sunday afternoon last, after the usual service, the members and friends of the 14th con., iiay, Evangelical church gave express- ion to their recognition of the ser- vices' which Mr. Cyrus Schoch has rendered to the church and Sunday School, Mr, Schoch has disposed of his farts and with leis fancily will, in the near future, remove to his new home near Kitchener. Pte. Robt. Lawson Faris—it is reported that a well known resident ui the 8th line of Morris township, who enlisted with the tetst Huron Ilat:alion, was killed in action un Oct, -her 26th, The last report re-� ccived concerning him came front Pte. Agar, of Brussels, w'1u w'nrte that he. Lawson and others were in a shell I lisle seeking prr.tection from a(3er-, • buriaD e • ' ,u,an onsl'aul;tu. Agar ws Capt his head and arm by a shell. Whet became of his companir»tt' he did Int know, It is hoped Mr, Law- son was taken prisioner by the enemy although no such word has arrived. Pie Lawson was the wad son of John Lawson, an old and welt known resi- dent of the $th line. Ile owned 100 acres of Enid, and when he enlisted, in Mardi, 1916, arranged to have it Worked. After training in Brussels, London and 'Camp Borden he went overseas in November of the saute year and was Linty 6 days in England before beim drafted to Prance. sir. ,Ions 0peme, of Wing hes purchased Mr, It, J. Dobfe's farm near Bluevale and will take possession in the Spring, Llewellyn. W. Andrew, formerly of Gerrie, was ntiu•ried at Beaconsfield, Mah., January 2nd, to Miss Grace Sutherland, While 'at school at Win.ghmn, Cyril Wright, eldest son of Mr. acid Mrs. John L', Wright, had . the misfortune to have one of his legs broken, A former well-known resident of Wingham passed away in, Flint, ]vlieh., on Friday Iasi ill the person of Witlianl. Cassels, who had been in poor health , for sonde months, 1 An old and highly esteemed pion - eers of the Township of 'ru'nberry passed away in the person of Mr. Thos, Goy, aged 87 years and 3 months. There passed away at his home in West Weeemosit, a highly esteemed re- , siden,t of that township in the, person of W. J. Jefferson, aged 54 years. Mr, ;Jefferson had been in poor health for some time. He had resided in West Wawanosh, near St, Augustine for many years. The side news was received at Godc erich of the death of Mrs. Pasmore, a former well-known nod highly •es'teent- ed resident. She passed sway at Chicago, where she had been staying with her sent •lid. Messrs, itowick & B}'ockleb(utk, you catch colds easily, if troubled with catarrh, e �,��a!aect to headaches, nervousness or listlessness, all means starttoday to build your strength with s.. building- . 1 .food and buI �o�a is a ccAncent:raied'Ixl>edlcll al g sa 'tonic th..put powir in the blood, strengthen thele orces �i d tone up the appetite. `No hale fug drugs in SCOTT'S. . 6rtekt.3c •nowl.'e,1t*ratt46, 0014 17+13 WINTER WEATHER HARD ON LITTLE ONES Our Canadian winters are extremely hard on the health of little ones. The weather is Often sit severe that the mother cannot take the littte one out for an airing, The coeseguence is that baby is confined to overheated, badly ventilated Moms; takes colds and be- comes crnss'itnd peevish, Baby's Own Tablets should 'be given to keep the tittle one healthy. They regulate the stomach and bowels and prevent or cure colds, The 'Tablets are sold be medicine dealers or by )nail at cents e box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont, M¢,ar,4•a4.9+i+.0.4.5<,+ae44h•6 4.4.45-+$ Legal Querirds k?BMSM@40c�4ara?�pa A a•a9644+4+ W, M. Blyth.—Cit 1 be compelled to pay debts which ley wife owect before i married herr (2) If I received any property trona her at the time of my marriage or since will that be liable for her debts? Ans.-1 and2—Owing to frequent and ,recent changes of legislation the question of the liability of a husband and wife for her debts contracted be- fore marriage must be divided into two periods. 'Ilse state of the haw before the Married Women's Property Act was passed, and the effect of that Act up- on the previous late, have to be cons!. dered. At the common law, that is before 1870, the husband eves liabie. But 1)y that Act the/husband's liability was dobe away with. Hancock V. La Blanche, 3 C.P.D. 197, The Act say originally passed, 'abolished the hus- band's liability entirely. But it was stibsedticntly amended' so as to Make the husband liable to tile'extent of any property received by hiiti' from his wife at or after the marriage, Fear V. Gestle, 8, Q i.1.D, 380. And our Mary tied Wonien's Property Act, eh, 149, see. 18, says: A husband shall be e Bibl 50i' time debts ofIsis wife surd for all contracts entered into and wrongs, committed by her Before mate rine, to the extent of alt property PAGE rr1 jp:)., nr• 0'' x whatsoever belonging to his wife, which: he shall have acquired or b,econle era. 'titled tete from o1' through. lila, wife, etc," tt (MEP This. Trouble is Rooted in. the Blood and can only be Cured by Enriching the Blood. Some disease's give instant ty from anther attack, bet rheumatism works just the other' way, Every at tack of rheumatism luvites another worse than that, it reduces the body's potter so that each attitek is worse than the, one before, if any disease needs miring early it is rheuntatisn, but there is scarce- ly any disease that physicians find more difficult 10 treat • successfully; When i medicine does cure rheum- atism therefore it is worthy of speci- al notice. Medical authorities agree that the blood becomes • thin with alarming rapidity 'as rbeuuia- eutdity of ,the blood is therefore a works out in fact is shown by' the beneficial effects which follow the treatment of rheumttt{sm, acute muscular and articular, with that gretat blood tonic, Dr, Williams' Pink Pills, That thousands of people who have taken Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for their rheumatism have been Cur- ed Is e fact beyond dispute. That rheumatism does not return as long as the blood is kept rich turd red is equally true. If therefore, you are suffering from rheumatism in tory form you should IoSc nu time in glv- iug Dr, Williams' ` Pink Pills a fair triad. Air. A. E. Hinton, Western Ave., Toronto, says:—"Up to about n1 wife suffered for a year ago, y wef had su ed nearly three years from rheumatism, from which she suffered greatly. She had been under the care of sev- eral doctors, besides spending dol- lars on advertised cures, but did not get any relief. One day talking to a fellow clerk, she said her sister had been cured of this trouble by Dr, Williams' Pink Pills, Although not feeling very Hopeful I took two boxes. hone. that evening and urged my wife to try then. By the time they were used they had done her so much good that she required no pressing to continue the treatment, and after taking six or seven- boxes she was completely cured. As 1 have said this was about a year ago, and she has .hint no return of the trouble since. l feel very grateful for the inintettse good Dr. Williams' Pink Pills 'have done nay wife, and 1 hope otice sufferers et-! benefit by her experience." . You can get these pills through tory dealer in medicine, or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2,50 from The Dr, Williams' Medi- cine Co., Brockville, Ontario. HELP THE RURAL MAIL COURIERS. A word or two as to easy methods of smoothing the way of the numerous Rural Mail Couriers possibly only re- quire to he mentioned to secure their hearty application to praedcal every day life. To follow' up the onerous duty of serving the public in the proper deli- very of letters, newspapers and par- cels int the hundreds o letter' boxes and the Mina nt mail smatter from said boxes to ee carried back to the Distributing point is no small ,.Rote. eete.:{alt,• in • the frigid sale e ++r ,ondst rains ;Sr Serine; ;led fall The ordinary individual can often 41:011,1S0 whether he will leave his domiciles or not when weather conditions are red favorable but not so the a,tnn•i,rrs ,11 they are expected to nrake their r'on- ler trips every week day, smr.tiutes when roads are next to inti isst,lc end Old Prabs, is in bad humor, ilere are 'a few sugestinns for box owners, if the 1 cregoing meets with your approv:d— (1) Keep a good road clear to easy access to your box—the regulation asks that this be done. (2) Have . a supply of postage stamps on hand for mailing letters. papers &c. (3) if stamps are required from Courier have the right change ready as it is no easy task for hitt to have to hunt for it when bundled up for his long drive and if repeated from 1 to 20 limes keeps the servant of the King from perspiring much 00 a cold day. You are at home and don't notice it probably or else forget about it, (4) Don't drop coppers in the letter box to pay postage, The Courier's duties do not calf for trim to hunt for the coin. If he is accommodating enough to do so imagine how you'd succeed in fumbling round a metal box on a cold day with driving mitts to or if the latter had to be removed to secure the cash, the di8iculty of doing this without shaking handl with Jack frost in weather' -like titi:, with perhaps miles of the trip still to he coveted. if these friendly hints are kindly complied with by alio people on the Several rural routes they will lyde Much to the comfort and convenience of the Couriers and merit their hearty thanks. A good many box Owners are very considerate and ready to aid in every way possible and.the hope• (rt The Naw Era is that their number will be increased in the interests- of •the good fellows who deliver IRs Majesty's 111511, FUZE AFFECTS ANIMALS Some (3o Mad With Fear, Others Re- main Cool in .Danger Most animals are ,afraid of lite, and Will fly from it in terror. To others there is a 'fascination about a Mane, aril they will walk into it, evert though tortured by the heat. A horse ini a burning stable goes mod with fear, but It dog ie as cool in n fire as at any time, ' Ile keeps his noes down to the floor, where the sir is purest, and Sets himself cantly to Tending his way out. 'Cats in fire cry piteously. They hide their faces from the light and crouch ie corners. When their eescurers lifts them they ore as a rule quite docile and si Isdied, never blithe or scratching, Birds seem to be hypnotized by fire and keep perfectly still; even the to. quecious parrot it a fire has tfotltng i4 say. Cowsr Ike doge, do not Show alernl. They are easy lei lead forth Mid often lied tltier way out theiit- selves, it K x • at ac 5 it is ,w it ek 4' MEN AND EVENTS it t? :R •n• ;r. +t ,H• it it 5' >< * - it 5, SIR LOMER GOUIN, Premier of Quebec who opposed the Fr:utcoeur motion in the Legislature looking toward sesecee�sssion,,following which .,.the re- solutinn was withdrawn. Births, Marriages & Deaths Births DO1'IBRTY.—lu Clinton on Jan, 30, to Mr, and Mrs. Jas, 13, Doherty, a dau- ghter, (Mary Agnes.) ARMSTRONG — In Tuckersmith,. January 18th to Mr, and Mrs. Rainey Armstrong, a son. bleRAE,—tit Brussels, on Sunday, Jan. 27th, ice Dr, and Mrs, T, T. Mcll ae,' 11 son, TAYLOR—In Hardisty, Alberta, on January 13th to Mr, and Mrs, Will. J. Taylor, is daughter, Marriages NICiIOLSON—McB IJRh')fY— i n Seaforth, on January i8th at the home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Sint- on McKenzie by Dr, F, H, Larkin, Mr. Arthur A. Nicholson, of T'uckersntith to Catharine McKenzie Mcburney, of Seaforth, Deaths N ciint.SON — A1cBURNEY — In on January22nd, Arthur Wheatley in- fant son of Rainey Armstrong., aired 4 days. This winter, at all events, Our Lady of the Snows believes that, if she has the name, she .well have the game also. Should February duplicate Janu- ary's weather, ail will be thankful that it isn't leap year, HOUSE FOR SALE Good brick residence, corner of Rat- tenhury and William streets; all modern conveniences; good arabic on premises. l'or particulars apply tr, Mrs, James Twitchell. For Sale Ai T way ficin n alie!a tenet roz IAN ! For this week we have picked out a lot of broken lianas of calf, Kid, and patent leather, and you will find them, on our Men's fine shoes,. Just a pain' or two of any one kind, in Box. tables all at one price to clear $3,50 Our stock of, shoes for the coming season is heavier and better assorted than ever before and although prices are still advancing you will find our prices even lower than last season. Men's fine shirts, slightly soiled Lot No, 1-.—Y,our choice 70c Lot No. 2—Your choice 85c Lot No, 3—Mixed lot of line and work- ing shirts, your choice 50c MEN'S TIES A few ties to clear at, 2 for 25r Another lot of better ones at, each ..19c MORE SPECIALS FOR NEXT WEEK—Watch for next Week Announcement nsaarariaCralarreaaY ncwuamutnauacwrcmrnc;L ".mit':oxrwaramtaa vaarazam,,aar:urasrmrca✓'unwrvu Bros. u st Bros. Small Profits Phone; 115, More 14uslaca'.d,c TtiIf STORE THAT SELLS I'OR LESS alrat lraii'1 nu .uG'31'.' 41.2' 01r21Gia714aaar aural House for Sale. NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the Estate of Hannah Riley, Deceased NOTICE is hereby given that all per- sons having claims against the estate of Hannah Riley, late of the village of Londesboro, in the County of Huron, deceased, who',died on or about the first clay of December 5917, are requir-- ect to deliver to the undersigned Ex- eeutors or their solicitor on or before the 5th day of February 1918 a full statement of their claims together with p;trticulars thereof and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them all duly verified by afffidavit, AND 'TAKE NOTICE that after the said :std mentioned date the said Ex- ecutors will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to such claims as he shall have received due notice and le acenrdauce there ti'ith. DATED at Clinton, this 1'111) day of ,iamtdr', A,U, 1t1I8. JOHN FINGLANi), and WILLIAM I. MAIR, Executors, W. leRYDONIi, Clinton, (int, Solicitor for the Executors. • FOR SALE A costal frame barn 28x'10. Apply to _ ^_ —__._s 0 ' C. J. Wallis, 1 (!n Albert Siren, a scree roomed F r Saln cottage. Electric lights, sort and U,wu wafer in kitchen. For 1 arti; eters. .q'1'ly to one of the most desirable residentai T. A. c . rrrpert,e,' in the 150)1 of utitton, kuottn as the 'Taylor cottage. App!: to Geo. McLennan Calves end Collie Paps fo+.' Sitio FOR SALE OR TO RENT Store and a half house, on Patten.. bury Fl, West, containing parlor, din - int; roost. three bedr ,anis, kitchen. cel- lar, wood sited, town water, geod ei,tern end garden. Apply to _ Chas. Helyar. LOST Somewhere bittveen Frederick St, Clinton and Mr. Gnidie Graham's farm on the Second of Stanley, a brown purse with $5 and some change and veil. Finder will be rewarded by leav- ing it at The New Era Otlice, HOUSE WANTED About nine rooms, central, modern conveniences prefered, not essential, and small barn or outtiildiog, suitable for garage. Possession in sprng. rid- clress with particulars and lowest price, Advertiser"—New Era, ONice.— ANNUAL MEETING Tlie annual sleeting of the I-luron Co. Spring Stock Show will be held in Councii Chamber, Clinton, on Saturday Jan, 26111, at 2 o'clock, All interested in a Spring Show, kindly attend, 3, Shanahan, President. A, e1, McMurray, Secretary. POR SALE. frame .house and 6 acres of laud, partly in fruit; Bank barn with stone stabling; good well water. Splendid property for a retired farmer. For further particulars apply to Mrs, Argent, Clinton, Ont, • i HOME WORK. • - Would you like $1 to $2 daily at home, knitting war -socks on auto knit- ters? Experience unnecessary. Send 3 -cent stamp, Department 451 'C. Auto I.nitler Company, College St,, Toronto. APPLICATIONS FOR OFFICE • Applications will he received by the 'Corporation of the Town of Clinton up to 6 &clock p.m. on, Friday, Feb, 1St, for the following positions, and at the salaries staled:— Clerk ` 4350 Treasurer 8150 Chief Constable and 'Fax Coliectnr$500 Night Constable $450 'Cemetery Superintendent • $550 Dulles to continence on Feb. 15t1, 1918 and to co0'tiinre for oleo year, or such other lime as the Council shall deter- mitte, D, L, Mtiephoreoa, Clerk RAW FURS& WANTED' Iflgito1st 91'11118 paid Bert Hovey, Clinton, Six rooms and Stormer kil.:hen, waterworks, good cellar, central and very comfortable, to 'close an estate. Apply to p, James 5, Miller or W. Brydono FOR SALE Barred Rock a;nckerels, bred front a Cockerel from Field's No. t pen. 5 cockerels at 51,50 each; 1 cockerel 1 +r $2.00; 2 cockerels at 54.00 each. A- bove prices are good for two a,eeks, when tineas will ,e raised, srcome and get your cockerel tion. N. A. H'JVEY, CJtoxon„ Ont. MORTGAGE. 83000 twitted to take t'p a firs' mortgage, wood security. inaer,rst 6 per ceatt. 5.-1,100 tranted, en first nt„rteeee, geed security. Interest n 1-2 per cent W. Erydone ANNUAL, MEETING f t' '--,r sof Ih . '; ,,: rl ! 1.1 . , ., ,•t'. I , 11:.'1..1 111 . .'lit, i; to , .. ..rl ,'tali. ' 1 Parties wentine eelves plr.tss ic.iv u'T.t... e • Like Creel lie 5 ,,ire • your orders. You , .ed u•,; it thy du not suit. (:.uJ C.n,he hug,', 0 ,' ... ..,.,. .'.i ba' sale. A. E, IVtatheson, r__.;iezl1't. Phone 17 on 156 tliiulr,n—..Se.u, relit'.' JAMES 5)NNi1LLY. i'resident _ 'Tl!t15 C. ILSYe. ee:re-Lary _ POTATOES W ANTED '',tr ,9,f• , rt -,.-,iii t Delivery ally day', highest market .*� e , price paid on delivery. Hides. 1 urs fought also tory quantity empty seeks. ,Jas, Steep & Co. PP.. Sox 192, Thane tau MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION WORK. A number of good reliable men can secure steady employment on Mtc sition work. Apply to, The Robt. Ball Engine Ss Thresher Co., Seaforth, Ontario. For Sale or to Rent The brick house on Raglan street, now occupied by J, E. Doherty, for sale or to rent. Electric light turd town water; '2 acres of land. with stable. Ail in good repair. Apply to David Cautelo+a. Nate Your OI°tl'y't' • for some of our Western Oats, which we have Just received and we will charge you n0 MOM than if they wore Just the ordinary grade of oats. It you wish to secure some 03 thesd Oats place your order early as they aro going fast. We always have a full stock of Plow, matt Peed. highest Prices paid Ter Grain evWen k a- s&Sen taone tits, Tietlideries A oa a+lt FHE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE between MONTREAL 1' 0 R 0 N T 0 DETROIT and CHICAGO UNEXCELLED DINING CAR SERVICE Sleeping cars on night trains and Parlor cars on principal day trai ns. Full information from any Grand' Trunk Ticket Agent, or C, E, llot•nittg, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. John Ranc.ford ,5: Son, city pnssau- gc,r and Ticket Agente. phone M. 1.0. Psttisnn. citation agent NA dRt TO p+,r4d7 �.c) TO 1.:a i1, w.i t5 87 SO P r,") CO11L,D 9107 STeete .'a fe e T':. I! 77IT'. i'Voinvn should unt d n, it r )1 if they are troubled with Mus, sine or b i, I., ,i ,[ .r,,lr 10 ,.t ,:,,d to ihair hnitsehnl,l nt l io: , The kidney+ of ceetre,', rue 1 erne ni.ao tines one o lett ti: t , promptly and poem; m,:eeltlt me, .,,tidy' by the nen n' 1)o5 s toilets' Pim's. 11. Al Jene n, 7`ai1,1,,i. reole wttf a—''I 1 �tl it myru iy nty 1u nm- m!.nd .Doane 1ucau•v 1`rila m , 1tnne ha,Ving•wrnk 1 id cryo, ne limy here oven n great help to to , A nu+tlh :> cry l idnrvs w, r eo 1,..1 llrt' 1 hind . .oro paws Ill 1111 us; oa, 1 t :,,i;, m, i i` was mipomitrlr .for r1 t.e, t -5' „ tt. 1 then got, eo bad 1 n•:v, to go r d, and. was 'that way for a wevy1"" eeet for • ionic .,D'an'e ,15.idrvy ,111411 L have taken just about one nits, nod now i, mem able le be., ftp and do my avrt tori,. I nm ce)'Ixtinly grateful for the good they have bone me" 'Co mecum getting D)Oaai ;s Xi luny Pills whin you ask for them, see that they .are pump rn n n nhlong grryl>oxwith our iraulo - lnerk or 0, 5fapis' Leer on the 1'tliel. Pelee fide, per box id all dealers' or lei drd direct on 'taint ort pooto by The, 'I', Milburn Co„ Limited, 'J'ot!ontoi Ottt.