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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1918-6-6, Page 6VOW tr JUNE WEDDINGS A Wedding Present is just little different frons, any et gift. There is a went attached to it, that remains for a life time, Those, who are going to make the Ji;I'NE BRIDE, the happiest girl in the world, ; will like to feel that their gift has durable 'quality, , and in., • . trinsic merit, as well as • the sentiment of remembrance. Those who : choose their gifts Trent us are sure of ob- taining • the ,quality that en- dur:'es. We have CUT GLASS, CHINA, SILVER PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, ETC. ;inspect our stock before buy- ing. W. If. 11ELLYAR Jeweler and Optician -Issuer of Marriage Licenses - WHILE AT WAR 'Women Suffer at Homo Toronto, ° ,Ont. --"X consider Deotor Tierce's Favorite t'reseriptioo t It e a very, beat of wo- �n" mane tonics, T suffered a severe nervone break- down: I could not aleen, was. 'Freak and tired all: the I time, .1 took tho_ .w f� , 'Prescription' and just a YOW bottles completely built -sae; try tied relieved •fee of my nervous ' eondittee It fan good' medicine and I am glad to,reeommen . rt. -Mas ,Aceexa STnsgrpRD,, 259;1 Seaton Se it.--/efese,Aceexa Fails, Ont--'fi can ,safely nay that r Pevorite Prescription' did • pee st 1st cif; ,guod ,, Teeat ` one time • ere retched wereante trouble;' my nerves; were completely shattered; and. I liecame weak, I had Revere backache end pains in my side, extending been fide my limbs. I i' doctored, but did not get relieved of my ailment and was down and out 'Theis begen'tskiiag;Dr, Fleece's Favorite. Pre aeription, and it 'so completely 'cured me' and. restored mo to health and strength that S was able to do all my own work and others besides. I do*•recommend' 'Favorite Prescription' to weak and ail. ,ing' vronien; they. cennot";get"a {fetter medicine, "-MMus, nem Loots/relay 26 Terrace Ave, • Favorite Prescription is an invigorat- ing, restorative tonic, a aoothing and strengthening nerrineand a positive remedy for the 'chronic weaknesses peen - liar to women: This old prescription of Dr. Pieree'a to extracted from Toots and herbs by means of pure glycerine and is a .temperance remedy of 50 years' good standing. Send 10e for trill pkg. of tablets to, Dr. V 1(- Piere�&, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y,, or Bridgeburg, Ont. 1st Concession, Howick, had four cat- tle killed. • Garry -Wilson, 3rd line, Morris Township enlisted last week in .the 'um.* - Royal Flying''Corps, Toronto,. but was rejected on account of his, eyesight flethen siggned with the 71st Battery of the Canadian Field Artilleryy and left Toronto on Monday with Me Bat= tery going to Petewawa Camp for train. m Mr. William *Fisher, of near 'Geom- arty while riding on the back part of a motor Cycle had the misfortune A former resident is renewing old to let his left foot come in contact -friendships in Grey Township, in the with the wheel "tearing off 'a large :person of John Perrie, 'of Edmontdn. piece of skin from the lower part of He is Deputy Minister of Municipalities the leg and ankle and also injuring zfor Alberta and is.a very busy man. the bones of the ankle, Mr. Perrie is here for a holiday and A quiet wedding took place on May the building up of his health. He is- 21st at the Main Street Methodist par- a brother to Perrie brothers and Mrs. sonage, Exeter, when Rev, Muxworthy .James, Grant,. _ united in marriage Mr. Bert Fletcher • During thee thunder Storm'on Sun- son of Mr, John Fletcher, of Usborne, clay evening Mr, Erie Martin, of the to Miss Nellie Stone, daughter of Mr. Huron. Co. acct OOMeiteihfiurinrj iirk � 4111111011111111 ttttt n1111114; o" 11- Two Questions With so manylow-priced ow -priced so-called anti -skids obtain- able,.' would that great host of ,motorists pay more for � Durso "Traction" Tread if -tl e r.could get ins .rraerits. elsee'here ? Also, would ,th t.. other lar-- •e' list of czar owners buy � �y " SPECIAL" .... if` tires' which somewhat resemble it in a :.�peara.T. '-.e , • t t' resixr ;..led it iny tar. Lt•.,11i:,y ?• i L. ddi,,4 ,r. .,t4 ..[y C -, t F vv 1i,J .�'�ar:.r:;,f �,..cr:•=, _. ,..:r':,��_... -mac,1 -000.* x IOTA' . AP WHY not have a hototaken of your fa p ,y amity befOre the boy is drafted in the army, '� CH-EER. YP. , Qur soldier. with th , e beat news from home Your. Photograph, Make the e a PPortua.l tY ,t ,d ad. ., We do- Co PYi n.', Enlarging lar ain� a;�d. � g A,lna teur Finishing. wijogig • PFIC)TOGRAPt:It R , PHONE CANE 4G • flCpf+ 4NRii lYSlre THE CLINT Ed, Stone of the sant township, Miss Annie Olive Flail, youngest daughter of Mr,and Mrs, George Hall,of Cupar, formerly of McKillop, end John Elmo Scott, youngest son of Mr. apt Mrs, 'John Seati, of Cupar, were married in Regina on May 1,Ith, at Westnhinister, manse by Rev, Leitch A very pretty wedding • was sol- emnized, al Sl'Peter's church, Drys - stale, on Tuesday, when Mfss Anna, laughter of. Mr, ,Dui 'Airs„ Fr tole Cor. riveau, ,became the bride- of Mr, Alex Meidiriget,"14th con, The, ceremony was -performed 'by Rev,. Father A. Ronelot:. - fhe entitle! meeting of the Brake .Women's tnstitue was held ,at the home of Mrs. Win, ('inlay, The elec- tion of officers was, then held with the following results:--President-- Mrs, A. Mcppoai4J tst ViceePresideart -Mrs, l•1. C. Zapfe ;2nd Vice President -NIr§. • Wuz, Finlay Secretary-Treas- tirer-Mrs, D. Tough ; Directors - Mrs. L, Foster, Mrs, 0, • • Freckleton, auditors -Mrs, S ' f'Iey,, and Miss •M- berta Finlay:; Supplies -Mrs, le, N. Douglas, . • • Mrs, l�l'eddep, Exeter, received word en Friday last pf•the-death-of Mee bio-• th air Mr, ,Wesley, §sliders, who ,passed w y at his hone In Wlu'nipee o'n Tues, day, May 21st, aged 42 years, 2 months. Deceased had, beenfit .de- cjining health' from'pulnonary ttotlbte for about' a year, hence, his death was not in the, least unexpected.. Sanders was a native of Stephen, being, a' son of the late William Sanders, 3rd Concession. - An interesting ,event took place on May 15th at the home of Mayor and Mrs. Carson, Abbey, Sask., when the nrarrisge took place of Mr, • Chatles Andersen, of Sceptre, Sask., son of Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Anderson,of Step- hen Townshio,to Miss Olive Fenton, of Victoria, B. C. RUPTURE IS CURABLE Results Not Influenced by age or length of Time Standing, Reports Expert. Rupture is not a tear or breach in the- abdomiihal wall, as commonly supposed, but it is a stretching or dilation of a natural opening, says, J, Y. Egan of Toronto, the noted rupture appliance specialist who will 'visit Clinton at the Rattenbury House on Friday( all day aiid night) 1 day only, June 21st The "Curatrus" as now used and .ap_ proved will not only retain any case of rupture perfectly affording immediate and complete comfort, but is intended to assist nature to close the opening in the shortest time known. This ap- pliance has receiyed highest awards whereever shown, producing results without harmful injections or other aids, Mr. Egan has testimonials from our own section for inspection. If interested call; lie will be pleased to shots. you same without charge. See his ; advertsement. WINE FOR DANDELIONS May Be Made In Your Own Home, But May :No! Be Sold. Ottawa, June 1... -There is noticing to prevent a man making wine for his own use, whether , from dandeliotrs grapes, or any other article, provided he .does not sell the sauce if it is over -2;,per cent., proof spirits.Aftbr` De- cenibee 31 next, under the order -in - Council of the Federal Parliament, it will become illegal to manufacture. This is the interpretation which the Ontario License Board has delivered. on the subject in reply to a communi- cation from J. C. Enright, the Ottawa Inspector. BLOODLESS WOMEN Feel Weak, Depressed and Worn Out All the Time -Do net Eat Weil or Sleep Well. It is an unfortunate fact that nine women out of every ten are victims of bloodlessness in one form or another. The girl in her teens, the wife and mother, the matron of middle age, all know its. miseries. To be anae- mic means that 'you are breathless after any slight exertion -you feel depressed and worn out all day. You turnagainst food and cannot dige'st.. what tittle you do eat.. At night you do trot sleep well andin the :morning you wake up tired and feeling unfit for •the day's duties, Perhaps there are splitting- headaches, or pains in the back or side, Often a feeling of dizziness and despohdency. , These, are the signs of anaemia, or blood- lessness. There may be only one or two of these signs noticeable, but themore nose there are the greater are the ravages of the trouble.,. There is .only one way to cure anaemia, and that is by increasing and 'enriching the blood, supply, _and tihere is only one medicine aan do this speedily and effectively -.-Dr,' Williams' Pick Pills. These pills purify the blood. it is in 11115 way .that thousands and thous- ands of weak, ailing girls and women have been reestored - to the joy of. energy. and good heath through their. use. Give these pills a fair trial and you . will etijoy that health ' and strength that is the birthright of every Woman. - Mrs. W. H. Neff, Hughes •evenue, Toronto, says:- "For several years' 1 suffered from a weak and watery condition ' of the blood. Al tinter I would be so bed thee ,when I' 'walked. up 'stairs 1 Woeidhave .to. sit oil the top step and Some res', .' t inner Illy face, ' •would swell to about twice its • natur- al size, .and at other times my feet would 'swell so that 1 could not put MY shoes at',-. 'Frequently I ,would take fainting spoils, :and was wholly unfitted for any works I was under A doctor's caremost of the time, and if I felt better for a `tine it was only - to have the trouble r b worse than be., fore. While In this conditou I Was visiting a friend who had great faith in Dr Pink. and site got ''inWilliams'5 Pt s three boxes, by the time 1 hid taken these 1 felt so much, better that '1` got six more boxes, and befofe i' had taken them all 1'was again e11- joying the best of health ; had hi - creased ill- Weight, my appetite' hit - proved, and 1 tete. , .tot had a symp-, tool of a relapge tit the old pliable condition," Yort can' get' Dr, 'Williams, Pink Pills from any dealer - in medicines, or by mail at 50 cents a box or six vt, , o for. 2,5 r i b 5 ton The he r y Yr', , ►r1 ' ileitis'.; Mcdre{ate"`( n., 'Beeckeffte,.':Ohtn'' N N E W ER A. �D ' .P I ,- x. , EVEPY;..MOTHER •,, 'a4D.KEEP,A QQ,X ON "ANA c A l l D ea l er's ",50 4,13 4111•••s•q$••Ilus•••••000449••N, NOTICE TO CREDITOR • Odds and : Endsof Council IiU� • •nell00001110 i0.1110.00int.••••0 'Pay sheet for streets for May was $226.01. ---0--- Street lightingattd Hall,wes $142.02 for May. • Mrs. Bell Was' paid' $2:00 forcleali ing offices. 1•I. Carrici's 'salary for May was $54.17, , -0- J. W. Shobrook's salary for May was $50,00. 0- • $10 was paid for work of teams at Cemetery. -0- The New Era hada printing account for' $3,00. . The News7Record `had a bill for $17,15. -,0-- Tarvia cost $651.60; while W, Mc- Intyre had an account of $38,25 for street watering, 7-9-- The O_The- Bell Telephone Co, had an ac- count of $t,05. -0--• $94.05 was paid for freight on the carload of Tarvia. -0--- J, Wheatley collected $7.00 at the Market scales and $25 for hall rent, The Cemetery Snperiml'endent re- pofted $18,00 for sale of cemetery lots; $90.00 .for care in perpetuity; and $25.75 for work at cemetery. In the Estate of Thomas Jackson Deceased NOTICE i 1C s heQeby g1'veu"that all -per- sons having claims against the estate of Thoinee Jackson, date. of the Town of 'Clinton, in the. Oeunty of Huron manufacturer, deceased, who died on, Ior about the 7th day of May, 5958, -are required to deliver to; William Jackson, Chilton, Ont., the Beecutprof the said 'estate or his solicitor on or befdre the 22nd day of June' 1918 ti fell statement , of their claims together with particle- , ars thereof and the nature Of the se- curities, if any, held by them all duly verified by affidavit, AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned date the said Executor will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled 'thereto having -re- gard only to such claims es he shall have received due notice and in accord- ance therewith. DATED at Clinton, this 4th day of June A.D. 1918. ' z W. BR'YDO,NE, Clinton, Ont. Solicitor for'the said Administrator, NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of : Alice M. Fowler Deceased NOTICE is hereby given' that all per- sons having claims against the estate of Alice M. Fowler, late of the Town of Clinton, in the County of Huron, spinster, deceased, who died on or a- bout- the 27th day of April 1918 are required to deliver to Russel 5, Mann- ing, the Administrator of the said' es- tate or his solicitor on or before the 22nd day of June 1918 a full statement of their claims together with particu- - lars thereof and"the nature of the se- curities, if any, (held by them all duly verified by affidavit, AND TAKE NOT10E that after the said last mentioned date the said. administrator will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having re- gard only to such claims as he shall have received due notice and in accord- ance therewith. DATED at Clinton, this 4th day of June A.D. 1918. W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ont, Solicitor for the said Administrator, $HARP PAINS SHOT THROUGH HEART. Thousands of people go about their daily work on the verge of death and yet don't know it. Every once in a while a pain will shoot throagh the heart but little at- tention is paid to it at the time, and it ie only when a violent shook comes that the weakness of the heart is apparent. There ie only one cure for the weak heart and Oat is Milburn's Heart and I!Iorva Pills. A.' Young, 83 Hayter St., Totanto, Ont., writes: -"I used to have sharp neige shoot through my heart suffered .f from shortness of breath, and was se nervous I could not eleep at night. A friend advised me to try Milburn's _Heart and Nerve Pills and after one box I found great relief, Pills, eboxes completely cured me." 113ilbuin'a Heart and Nerve Pills are 50c. per box at all dealers or mailed direct on reneipt of price by The T. Mil- burn Co., Limited; Toronto, Ont. Births, . Marriages & Deaths i Deaths RATH-in Clinton, on Sunday, June 2nd William 11, Rath, aged 49 years:. McVIT'TIE-1n Clinton, on Satur- day, June 1st, Emmeline Watkins, wid- ow of the late 1•I. 13, McVittie, aged 57 years and 9 months, Eclipse of Sun. On Saturday, June 8, there will be ail eclipse of the sun and the astronomers are making elaborate preparations for the observance of the pirenoinena, 'in 'Clinton the eclipse will begin at 6,27 in the evening (present -fine); and will be at its maximum at. 7.23. iC will be all • over at 8.15. At the maximum eclipse 67 per cent of the sun's diameter Will be,covered. A,' F. and A. M. Officers The following officers were erect» ed last Friday for the coming yearr- -W N1, ---Dr; Axon S. W lf. 13, Kerr J. W L. LWvson - Secretary -ii. B, Chant Treasurer -W, D. Falk , Auditors -J, W, Treleaven and B. 13Hale.' Tyler -A, Castle -Mr, W. McEwen the past Worship- ful Master was elected delegate to .Grand Lodge et Windsor with Mr,, J. W, Treleaven, aiternative, Bros, Ball. Shatz and Treleaven were elected 'Board of Examiners. The installation will be held lids week, Husband and Wife Called by, Death. The following front the Killarney Manitoba,paper, 'will be 'of, interest to'•nrany in this,.section,. the deceased Captartr Barber being a cousin of Rev. Mr, Moulton, of town, altd Mrs, G. M, Clsesttey, of'Seeforih: 'Capt. C. 0, A. Barber, cousin of .MrWellington Bar- bar and brothers of this district, a:for- mee resieletft of 'Winnipeg aiid well known in Kenora, as acl ever marine ,architectand navigator, died recently" at Duluth from pneumonia, attire .age 'of 37 years, and word has just reached here of his wife's death at EEdnhonton af- ter a Inlet illness, Five small children survive. For several Years past Capt. • Barber. was interested • in steamboat eriterprises:15 northern Alberta and with n45oeiates,, he operated a. line of steamers oii'.t1he Athabases, 'until the our break of the war. Three years ago he joined the' enters at Edmonton and was given a commission, but after, a few months service was .compelled,to re- tire owing to ill health. Capt, Banner's father was one of the early day heath tests of Wiihnipeg, and prepared tihe pla1 1 5 for tide pteseut city hail;'t1p gtc-, Iutyre biocic nun several• nflcer+ISilSIrtNScs unci' resrdentlit stetieterd5, , NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' • In the - ' Estate of John Govet Deceased NOTICE is 'hereby given that all per- sons having claim's against the estate of. John Govet, late of the Town of Clinton, in the County of 'Huron, yeo- man, deceased, who died on or about the 2nd day of May 1918, are required to deliver to Ralph Tiplady, tihe administratorof the said estate or his solicitor on or before the, 22nd day of June 1918 a full statement of their 'claims 'together with particu- lars thereof and. the nature of` the Se- curities, if any, held by them all duly verified by affidavit, AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned date the said administrator will proceed to distribute the estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having re- gard only to such claims as he shall have received due notice and in accord- ance therewith. ' DATED at Clinton, this 4th .day of June A,D, 1918, W. BRYDONE, Clinton, Ont. Solicitor for the said Administrator. Horses For Service ELMER DICKSON 51525.A. T, R. • . . 2295 Form A .l. Enrolment No. 4881 Race redord 2.06 The Grand Circuit Race acid, Show Horse( 1st prize Winner at Seaforth and Clinton 1917 Spring Slhows, The only stable in the County. of Of that ever offered the service`s of 'a stallion With a record of 2;10 or hetet. . Elmer Dickson will stand at his own• stable, Cemnierciel Hotel Barns, filyth. with exception ofthe toliowing route; MONDAY-WM leave'his:oeve stable andproceed to Auburn for noon; thence byway of Dile to G; McNall's for night, TUESDAY,-Wj,Jl !jiroce.ed,.,to` ;ICpF borne House, Goderlch, for noon, anti remain there until Wednesday'noon, • WEDNESDAY -.Will, proceed by way of Bcurniller fp Blyth where he will. remain until ,the •fouotying•Monday morning. IKE 'MED .Ili 51522 A.T.R, 1070 C.N.R., Form' Al, E'nrolment-No, 2936. The Standard B.r.ed Shoat end Trotting'. Stnllioii, Fzhlfbrotiier;'to•Dustyie,2.i,4'%' i and Inez M 2,17 /.. Was show 15 tinter-l4'tunes first and Once second, Ike Medium will .steed for, ,the.. im- rovei p Hent of staC.k'tl. is soisqh estfoi- Iows r Tll U115DAY Will,; leave his own. stable, Blyth; -and prooeed'North to eel - grave for:noon; then to tit's Farriers". Nouse, Wings ami for night.' Friday -W11 proceed to Btiievale to Nelms for noon; thence to, Cordon. Mc 13ohald's•'1latcl, i enesels fors, eight SATO.�:0AY - ;14;111 isroceed•to bks'. owsl Stehle,. Blyth wbel'e he •wit remei i' mitis the„,nfllo�v119 'i'liut fit'ay'ItiHrtllilgl •' g1 '+ .'fir o 'Ng 10 ilatti tzar'.,tit ;act*,, f`• these Well'sq�*8d Ulan 'sseh'; ,. rt 'IHi l chili t1"t4 tlr; • Thiii'Sday, Dile itJ1; :00*. Our Qrder Clot] Our: new set of samples for 'ORDERED , CLOTHING for Spring is nowhere and' in , spite of war conditions is one of the finest sel- ections of High Grade Woollens, we have ever' shown, Our Styles are the latest and our prices are very moderate. Come in and look there over and get, •one of our new style Books. ' We ars also showing some new Natty Styles in Men's and Women's Boots,'. Men's Hats, Ties and Shirts, , , • See our Table of Men's Boots at $3.50 aP air., • Plumsteel• Small Profits Phone 2 5. Mere Business THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS mss PRIVATE SALE Of household furniture, including extension table, lounge, sideboard,. pictures, curtains, parlor suite, music dabinet, also odd pieces. of china and silverware: at the home of "Mrs., A. Couch, Ontario St,, from 7.30 to 9.3o p,rn.en, astene SALESMAN WANTED Lubricating Oil, Grease, Specialties, paint, part or whole time. Commis- sion basis. Man with car or rig pre- ferred. • Riverside Refining Co. 'Cleveland, Ohlo . HOUSE FOR SALE House for sale on Mary street. Five 1Oan15, suuimer kitchen, wash room and pantry, electric lights, furnace, hard and soft water and a small gar- den, and all modern conveniences, •• G. A. Bradshaw, WANTED. Women by the day. Apply to Mrs. 51. ,D.'McTaggart. GIRL WANTED For office work at tile. Ford ,Garage.` Apply to . BERT LANGFORD l.. $20.00 WEEKLY Showing samples for Large Groc- ery''Corporation, all goods sold at Factory prices to consumers, -granulat- ed sugar 6'5c. Pure lard 5 pound pail $1.00, Sunlight, Gold or Surprise. • Soap 7 for 25c. Everything at cut-. rates. Men wanted everywhere. Sam -- pie case free. The Consumers' Association, Windsor, Ontario - WANTED mm A good capablestrongwoman as housekeeper for family of two, man with invalid wife, must be kind and. willing to help wife. Wages' liberal and position permanent. Apply t0•; J. J. Gilpin, Brussels, Ont. Calves for Sale • The undersigned has made arrange. Merits to handle a few Shorthorn -grade • calves. Marcia and April is the time to secure then as the supply is limited. 8 -roomed house, furnace and other later, comfortable conveniences. Corner of w. MARQUIS Mill and Beech streets. Apply to W. Phone 14 on 166 Clinto>a Brydone, Clinton. FOR SALE 'SEED BEANS FOR -SALE. --- First class seed Beans for sale. Har- vested before rain last Fall. Price on application, apply to John Shanahan, R. R. No, 1, Clinton, P.O. Phone 1-637 DOMINION, PROVINCIAL and MUNICIPAL • BONDS 1 •Bought and Sold at Market Prices Delivered free of charge to the pur- chaser or et his Bank., • VICTORY LOAN to -yield .5.76. To MEN WANTED FOR MUNITION WORK. A number of good reliable men can secure steady employment on Munition work. Apply to, The Robt. Bell Engine & Thresher Co., Seaforth, Ontario. BARRED ROCK EGGS From Park and Guilds -200 eggs, bred to: lay strain eggs mostly from: ;- yearling and two year old heats.- $2 oa per 15 unfertile eggs replaced free H, A. HOVEY, :Clinton.; W. BRYpONE,'Gitiifon JUST ARRIVED A CAR -LOAD OF FEED CORN We have also secured a quantity of Choice Seed Corn in the following varieties: - SELECTED YELLOW LEAMING GIANT PROLIFIC SOUTHERN ENSIL- AGE. ' SELECTED RED COB ENSILAGE and also EARLY AMBER SUGAR CANE As the season': has arrived for the thatching ,of Baby 'Clicks we have on stock a' quantity' of .Baby Chick Feed, which we are' selling at reasonable prices. ' . Seed. Buckwheat, (Silver Hull Choice) and also our usual' line of Flour, Bran, Shorts and Feed, ' W J n n 8c e k� � s®n FLOUR AND FEED Plionti 899:' Reeidene. 4 on 142 i For Sale A good frame barn 28x40. Apply. tot , C. J. Wallis. RAND TRUNK SY `"'Mt HIGHLANDS,•OF-:ONTARIO Offers' you and all the family the outing of your life, ALGONQUIN. PARK MUSKOKA LAKES GEORGIAN BAY LAKE' OF BAYS TIMAGAMI ARE: ALL FAMOUS PLAYGROUNDS Modern hotels afford city comforts but many prefer to live in tent or log cabin-youij 'dhoic'e et reasonable cost. ,Secure your Parlor or .Sleeping car' accollnnodation in 'advance. Full' infor'inatioh from any Grand 'tient: ticket., Agent, or C, E. Horning, District Passenger Agent, Toro,itq. John Ransforci &Son, ohty -patesen ger and Ticket Agee* "'phoiie 57' 4.0. Pattison, station 'Agent' : • • • - I®KEYS 50 ' 6 AD'' ,, • WOULD FAINT AWA THAT WAY FOR TWO ''EARS. , ',,,Thor3e till° tui- a neves' been troubled!. With kidney trouble do not know the %Miring, and 1nlecry which, those aficted tutdergo. , ' The'ditil Tiffs, eh/Iris 5 paiue, gild luick, , .n_ p twinges, •.all' Dint to .he fact hat Ittdn yb'rettyyr�ut're Atteetten. •t - ' .' :Doanis' leidne. Pills ate a s.. eoifio i Or Y f p all kidpey troubles.", I, ,Mie.• Albert '.Wfllitrnsr rdanh, Eselr,,, 1 writes: -"b have .tlhe greatest pleasure ' in.tolling,you ,hat''Doan's,Kidnoy Fills" ' did jot.: What i. 1 . �.1'eh c agos ' l . ,, 11zp }Ara I wee a : bad with my Iciifneye that I would`freint, - Ave _tied gortldnotstanii to do anything: I;har ,been thee way for two,yerue,•arid had clone A111 coal' b t did not, ear any b,ei.•,,hlnbil one day some one ,pirt'A Idt,lo bgolc ie our door,. and I saw stow ahothen ,T,ptntg'girp ed teamed like T, • omnia thon'.eel,thangh , ivoutd ley thorn ` :An � d�i. ' � a •: 6' a. � t a' d .I„ d t ,s $ that tier t;tticittg; foitt,;bo wir, r ,ve never lad ,the 'atined i. titin egele.,i'l�zanks to "toan's.'1 ,' Ni17 {`ems' 11 lcnitg fur "j')t a1i'i3 ''Puljs'i ; 11i't' oft t 11c.tiiilort ae 'IsO •: 'i a. •. x r g Y It Y p' the ; tI oo tnatla' o •fit: !'l fit to •. iii,4,,Y, u t 'V , rl', i ,u. C:OPPI H P NG The Clinton Flour..iylills. will do chopping every, SATURDAY URDAY at 8 cents a. ba . Have ' ori tried Dirt ?� . NORTH ? :Made from puree Manitoba'No. 1 Hard Wheat. TERMS STRICTLY CASH; Price 0c ISirti lip �. Lit tall 'ffx n 6 �.