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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1917-07-05, Page 2PAGE PHONE 78 �9 0 MUM Dry Goods and House furnishings, LADIES and MISSES SPRINO COATS 1=2 Price Just 8 Ladies Spring Coats left. All new this season in all the newest styles and colors including Paddy Green, Rose, Mustard, Black and white check, Sizes 16, 18, 36 and 38, Your choice of the 8 Coats 1/2 Price. les ,v...9 fi a Its W2 Brie After the best season this store has had in this Department we have ,just 5 Suits left, Navy and Black on- ly; mostly large sizes. Your choice of any suit /- price. it ears a tot Price 1 dozen only Children's coats. All new this season. Sizes 4 years' to 14 years. Your Choice 1/2 Price. Shower Proof a d Dnst eozits 6 only Ladies Coats all \vool cloth Just what you need for a shower or dust coat. Last season styles. Val • - ues up to 59.00 for $1.98 This store will close Wednesday afternoon during July and August and up to the 19th of September. London Advertiser Prize Contest Help the Clinton Young Women's Patriotic Auxiliary to win' the Grand Gash Prize of et000 by saving the Note Coupons. Free tickets, to Prin- cess Theatre for coupons, Reewal and New Subscriptions. Bring coupons to theatre any day, ail must be in by .Aatgust 23rd. Write your friends oat alf town to send you their subscrip- tions and coupoons. Don't pvt off until next week, what you can do this week, get the added advantage of cou- pons by subscribing now. NOW. This Is a worthy cause and needs your sup- port. "Remember that the eyes of the po- tato are upon you," says the Boston Transcript,. Yes, and remember also that the eyes of the bugs are upon the potatoes. 5 • atxrJ,< n.-,r11111fsa 1,a:1J;f'1 eee A Lillie Stick This�.N am�ol r.-4 chewing • gum aids S4C,' y"x6t -%.:e and �-2i gesttion, quenches .;i'�'.'t4'a'�.s� thir'3t, keeps the teeth clean andbreath C a7eet. Fresh, clean,1-71b.th,,soiree andd lieiW'"�.,',w No wonder i.' a wC f .t t+"'! is used around the world, when- ever and wherever people want lasting re- c. gat :eInt. ON S.d'LE 7.3YER, :."WIliERE wwerwmanunromnrntromee VATIGLEYS .xr P2',gym,L 42.. T_&5FF.CT 1i1/M' 73,`..far:ZT Sealed deht— Kept Right The Flavour Last SnLel PS IN 5_11,7:F.: JAPANESE GIRLSIN TOKYO, Made In Canada I6 • 7 TH,F CLINTON NEW ERs. G:OPEIICU TOWNSHIP Steep—•Lliwood Wedding,—A quiet wedding took place on Saturday when Miss Mary Ellwood, of (3oderich Township, was married to Milton Steep, of Godertah,the Ceremony being perform. eel by 'Rev, W. 13 Moulton, inctuebent of St.Jatnes' (Middleton)English Llturch. The !sappy couple left on a •motor trip, and will mettle to Godericlt, The bride was the recipient 'of 'two chairs .and a teapot from the- •Congregation of St. James' Churoh, Mr, HerbJenkins motored down to Toronto last week. Mr' and I41rs. Nixon Welsh accompanied him on. his return. They intend .to spend the summer vacs• tion in this neighborhood. The celebration in Goderich, Blyth and Bayfield were well patronized by the young people of this vicinity. Nearly everybody took a holiday. The vary heavy rains of late are likely to hurt the bean crop. Some farmers have already been obliged to plough up their fields. Those that were planted earlier and are now up are nut likely to be hurt as ,tach, however. 1.1 is not likely that as many people as usual will take in the 12th of •July. Cele• bration this year as it is too far away. Alvin Leonard left this week to spend a couple of weeks with friends and rola• Lives in Brantford and Mitchell. Don't "forget the Unity Club's Social on Mr, \Vcs, Steven's on the base Line A teacher from Harriston has been engaged for S. S. No 4 School on the loth, :Friends from London paid a short visit at Harry Tompsons, Mrs. E. IL. Swing, of Atwood, visited at Harry Thompson. Mrs, E. H. Swing. of Atwood, visited at the horse of her cousin, Mr. Crooks, being here to attend the Crooks—Aiken wedding. A Patriotic Garden party will he held at the home of William Wise, Concession 11 on July 100. A good time is assured. Mr. George Cooper, who has been so long sick, is now able to move around again with two canes. Mr. Cooper has had a hard time of it this winter. He is now getting to be an old man. L. U. L. Lodges, Numbers 145, 4th Concession and 180, 7th Concession will celebrate the 12th of July by holding a picnic at Bayfield, All will be cordially welcome to participate in the event. Death of_John George Steep—An old and respected resident passed 1 away on Wednesday after a prolonged i illness in the person of John George Steep at the age of 60 Nears, 1 month and 7 days, lie is survived by a grown' up family. The funeral will take place on Friday ' afternoon front his late 11 residence. School Report—The following is the report of S. S. No. II,Goderich 'Township'e for June, Senior IV Class—Elsie Fergu son 88 per cent, Francis Powell 78, Pearl Churchill 76, Ruby Churchill 75. Class B—Glenn Ferguson 7(1. Bruce Holland 72. Junior IV—Clifford Castle 60, How and Currie 41. Junior III—Elmer Trick 64. Senior II—Laura Currie 63; Oliver Ferguson (10. Part If—Verna Colclough (35, Melvin !Elliott 65, Ada .Riggin 00. Primer—Viola Holland, Mervyn Batkin, Laurie Biggdn, Willie Batkin. The best spellers for the month are:—Senior IV— Class A—Ruby Churchill, Class!—Olean Ferguson Junior IV—Clifford Castle. Junior Ill—filler Trick. Senior 1I • — Laura Currie. Part 11—VernaColclouge. Erma Diehl, Teacher CENTRALIA The remains of lairs. Marshall B'loo m field, whos death oec u•red as a result of the shock caused by lightning, was held to Exeter Cemetery yesterday. The funeral was largely attended and was conducted by RV. lb1r. Finley of the Methodist Church, The pallbearers were Messrs. J. Simpson hi. Simpson, H. Mills, C. Baskerville, W. Luker, E. Cald• well. A husband and four sons survive. f They are Will, Fred and Russell, all of Exeter and Howard of Centralia, MULLETT Miss Elsie Button, of Seadorth, spent the -holiday week end at the hoose of Mr, Henry Adams. Mrs: W. Williamson and two little boys of Brampton and Mr. and Mrs. Will Vodden, of Clinton sundayed at the home of their cousin, Mr. Henry Adams. . School Section No. 2 held their Annual School .Picnic and Entertainment on Fri. day afternoon of last week under the leadership, of the most efficient School teacher 14Ir.Charles1e.11a nd. The entertainment cmc a t nt and picnic waseven better vn ettr than last year and everyone enjoyed themselves. The Girl ' Club Girls' of Mullett ti held successful LawnSocialthe at klarlock schoolhouse, when diet-, was taken in at the gate, This is to be used in providing comforts for the soldiers. . A good pro- gram was rendered, including a number of selections by the Blyth Band. Dr. Shortreed, a former resident, but now in the West, delivered an address on '•War• and Conscription." Coed Cattle — On Friday - morning last, Mr. Thomas IvlcMillan, of Hullett, delivered at the Seaforth Stock yards 34 head of cattle that for quality and size will in all probability long remain a record for the County One pair weighed 3,570 pounds, another.pair weighed 3,460 and the 34 head averaged 1,502 pounds Mr McMillan received 12icents per pound,the 34 headrestlizng 56,5 06, , The cattle were purchased for the Buffalo market by Mr. R. 13. Wilkin• son of Toronto, a buyer widely known in Ontario and the Western Provinces, who pronounced thea s the finest in Can arta. in fact the finest bunch he had ever seen. On Thursday morning Mr. Wilk- inson brought up a party of well known breeders and feeders from Waterloo County to see his purchase, the party comprising Masers, John :Fisher, Abra hani Snyder, A, Gruff and Cleason Schantz, of Waterloo ; G. Guthrie, Wm. Guthrie and John Shutt:'.; New Uusdee ; S. ILoar, Cleat ; Henry Miller, John, Abe and Davit! 1[onsberger, Mr Fowler and Mr. Russell, of Bocce, and James Crerar, Shakespeare, After dinner at the Dick House, Mr. Wilkinson and Isis guests motored out to IVIr, 1blcMillan's farm, where they spent an enjoyhble after- noon looking over his beautiftd farm and fine stock, The Visitors were delighted with their trip and with this part of the County. AUBURN. Mr. lotto Hoare lets purchased a Ford ane from hire J, Brown, of Myth. Mr, and Ivirs Joseph Carter, of Port Elgin is spending this week with' friends here Me. Jcritu Mclk'night Is getting tnal:mini on the ground for a new kitchen Which he Intends banding '30053, ei If your business slackens, nine t tittles opt of ten you are a Slsieker 1 p far advertising, The New Era Is the I Metalat your doors to brieg you good bitsleeel, Thursday, Juty, 5tll, 1917. WBirths, Merril/gel; IFc 13ea#hs, SEAFORTH. • The members of Seaforth Orange Lodge, No, 703, will attend Divine Ser' v]r e at St. Thomas' Church on Sunday evening, July Sth. Iiev, Father White, who hag been Pester� ] 't t of St, Columbian parish for the east five Years, leavesshortly to go over seas as a Chaplain with the Canadian troops, her. Anclrew Patrick; a former well known resident of Seaforth, died at the home of his son William, in Hibbert Township, In his 81st year. He made his horns with his son since the death of itie wife three years ago. The many friends of Rev, A. IC. Birks were shocked to learn of his sudden death at Niagara Falls. Ile was Pastor of the Methodist Church here some years and during his incumbency the Church made much progress, the present line parson age being one of the results of his elforts. Mr, Birks is survived by his widow and four sons : Rev, W. H. Birks, of Sar nia ; Rev. R 'I'. lurks, a 1\'1iesionery in China and two boys at hone, i Plant—Stewart.---A pretty June wed- ding was solemnised at the home of Mrs. . David Stewart in Seaforth on Wednes- ' day, Juue 27111, when her eldest daugh• ; ter, Hazel W. Stewart, was united in marriage to Mr. William Plant, G '1', 11. Station Agent at Seaforth The dere- ntnty was performed at one o'clock noon by Rev. jr, Ii. Larkin in the presence of only the immediate family relatives. After the wedding dinner the young couple left on the afternoon train on a trip down the St. Lawrence and to points in the United States, which will occupy some weeks, and on their return they will reside at the station. The best wishes of a host of friends is extend. ed to lir, and Mrs. Plant for a happy married life. Do not forget theMethodist .Lawn Social Friday evening, July tint. A good time is expected. Nearly all our Londesboro people took in the celebration in Blyth on Monoay and were all glad to hear that Blyth cleared over 51,000 to be given to Pat xiotic work. We congratulate Blyth folks for their ambition. Mrs,ll, Bell is having her house painted this week, The heavy down pour of rain on Satur day last swept away a number of bridges. Airs. Walters, of London, is visiting her mother at present. Miss Christley, of Delhi, is visiting her sister, Mrs, Foundberry. HOLMESVILLE. Our village was well represented in lllyth,l'or the celebration. Mrs. Robert Acheson returned Tues day from Winona accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Calbick, Rev. A. Sinclair lett Wednesday for Sarnia his former charge to conduct a funeral in (be absence of their own Pastor. The re opening of the Methodist Church held on July 1st was favored with a goodly number being present and two very able and muck appreciated sermons were preached by Rev. Mr. Agnew, of Clinton, Miss LuI» Lobb sang a solo in the Morning and Mr. Clarence Potter one in the evening both es (ding greatly to the services. The free will offering of 8I50 which was asked for to partly cover the expense of decorat mg was in excess 530. Rev. C. C Couzens, of South London, formerly of [-Lolmesvilie, has returned frons Woodslee, Essex County, where for some months he has been filling the nuignts of \Voodelee and Ruscorsb. On Friday last a large gathering assembled in the \Voodslee Church to tender a farewell to Mr. Couzens and a reception to the new Pastor and his (amity. After supper Dr. Millon t,),we a eulogistic address of the work of Rev. Mr. Couzens Sr,, anti Mr, Thomas Pram, ex warden of Essex County, gave nu address of welcome to the new Pastor, Rev. ?1'Ir. Couzens, Jr., and his fancily.The new Pastor is the son of the retiring Pastor. OffifiNVAMAWItiVAW Local News i Wedding at St. Josdph's Ph's Church A very pretty wedding took place early Wednesday morning in St. Joseph Church when Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S ranak ani of Hallett ett Township, was united i marriage to Mr. frank McCaughey. The bride was attended by her sister, Aliss Anna., the groom was assisted by Mr, A V. Quigley. Father Bogan performer) the ceremony before a large number of friends of the contracting parties. Miss Edna McCaughey played the weddMg music, and Miss Mary Yesbec sang "All Joy Bc Thine" very sweetly during ate signing of the•regisier. The bride was becomingly attired in a grey Behvnrp serge beaded ninon waist and leghorn hat and carrier' a bouquet or orchitis. The bridencaid's costume was of sand colored serge anti black nsilan sailor and wore a corsage of sweet peas. The groom's gift to the maid of honor was a pearl neck lace, to the best man a t earl tie pin and to Miss !:dna McCaughey who played the wedding matte a gold rosary. The best wishes go with the young couple through life, '1'1'e happy couple left nn the scorning train for Toronto, Hamilton and other points, Military Badges. The following memorandum teas Issued by the Minister of Mflltia:—"As a number of ingttiries have appeared from time to time with reference to badges for discharged soldiers and men who have applied for service and been rejected for various reasons, in which it has been intimated that thesc.badges were to he issued or sold by private'or- ganizatinx:s or concerns, it is considered desirable to point out that an order - in -Council has been prepared and will shortly be promulgated dealing with Ibe whole subject, 'Alis order will provide for. the free issue of edi- ctal Government badges to all who are entitled to such by reams of be- ing honorably discharged soldiers, or having been rejected for 01' exempted from Service With tlx forces, The order 'will also provide that no per- sons other than those to whom cadges have been duly issued shall wear tiny sueh badge, and it will be illegal tee ncanafacture, sell, pur chase or wear any other badges pity- poetiifg to be for such purposes its rovided for irr the order-in•Couneil, Leavy penalties will be provided for hffugefeents of the order.". 131rt'hs CLIFTON -1 a Stanley, on June 2701, to Mr, and Mrs; Clifton, n son. DENTl3It---1n Mullett on June 17th, to Me. and Mrs. Austin Dexter, a son Marriages S'E'EP—ELLWOOD-1n Clinton on S• •urd a at yT tate 30th by W. Rev, v 3. ! Maalton , iss Mary J llwood, of Gad erich Township to Milton Steep, . of Godericlt, M'cCAIJGI'SN—• O 1'Vednesday JulyIEY- 411s,inf fIAS1. JoselrAILANhCicurohn by Father gegen, Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Shanahan, of Mullett to Mr. Pranks McCacighey, of Clinton. Deaths STEEP—In Cedariolt Township, on Wednesday July Ith, John George, Steep, aged 60 years, 1 month and 7 days, eXte tetet3teenee§tbel®('SMeReffenteeneet$ W' a r The MOMS 0 getegteeteleenteneenelegteleineteeliteeteneeteeee Mr. Prank Vaustnne, of Winghaus, was iu town on Wednesday, Mr. John Wiseman, Customs 011icer spent Dominion Day in Toronto with his sort, Mr, Jack Wiseman, Miss Mary Chidley had a patriotic party at iter home last Friday evening. Rev, and Mrs. W. L. Rutledge left town last Friday afternoon to make their home in the Co, town. Mrs. J. Leslie Kerr is visiting her parents at 'Toronto, Mrs, J, K. Fairfull and Miss Lillian leave shortly to make their hone at Kingston, while Capt. Fairfull is attend- ing to his military duties, The Mission Circle of the Baptist church presented. Mrs. Fairfull with some pieces of lint- oges china as a token of esteem in which she was held by the ladies. Mr. Rus, Sleep spent the holiday in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Warren and children, of Hamilton, spent the let is town with I\Ir, and Airs. W.T. Hawkins, Miss Jean McTaggart was a visitor in Toronto for a few days. Mrs. Spencer, of Kingston, is the guest of Mr, and AL•s. it( tMarshall,ltattenbury Street. Mrs. Thomas Hawkins and children are away for a visit to Hamilton. kir. Bert Johnson returned [roan Port Burwell where he has been teaching school. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pugh and fancily and dirs. Ham, of Sarnia motored up to Clinton and spent Sunday and Monday calling on old friends. Mr, Gordon Waldron was elected President of the Liberal Association at Nor4h West Riding, of Toronto, Mr, Waldron is a brother of ;Hiss Waldron, of town. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Murch, of Toronto are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Sinclair, of Holmesvillc and other friends in and around Clinton. The ladies are sisters. il3russcls Posta--Mrs. Tuckey, London and Rev. E. U. and Airs. Powell and children, of Clinton, were visitors with Chester and Mrs. Armstrong 10th Con. The former is Mrs. Armstrong's and Mrs. Powell's mother. Mr. and Mrs. leinlay McKcvcher, of aeaforth announce the engagement of their sister, M. Eva Sperling, to Mr, E. Dean W. Courtiee, 13 A. Sc.,of Ilancilton son of Mr. and Mrs. E' G. Courtiee, of Clinton. The marriage will take place early in July. More Daylight -Tice Daylight Saving scheme is not, as some people seers to think, a scheme of thecapitalists, a rtalis is nor yet f p to the leisure class It .a ore • is 1 econnond purely c measure note widely adopted for the purpose of makint the greatest possible use of daSli du e' nS tits summer months, ts thus increasing efficiency and reducing expense. The benefits are many when the system is in Universal use, and about the only ineonvience is that workingnser have to retire before dark, and are thus apt to lose some sleep. I•HOSPITALiTY RULES Real Cross in England Kind to Wounded Heroes Stri kilig proof of th e waren-hearted hospitality of the people of England to the Candian soldiers is given in a letter received by Lieut. Howard Cluff, son of Rev. W. 1', Ctuff and Mrs. Club', Stratford, and well known 10 Clinton, front Lady Drummond, pres- ident of the Red Cross Society, London, Eng. Lieut. Clutf, having been stricken with trench fever, was in in France for n month and then was Invalided to England to recuperate for a few weeks. While so engaged, Howard received the stthjoineil .kindly letter front Lady I.)rumntond: Dear Sir,—We feel that the services we can render to an officer are small but we should like you to know that they are at your cumntanci One of us would be glad to call at any time if de- sired, or we can send you almost any .Can ace an newspaper. If you wish for a (:rive at any time, we will be pleased to send you a car, if you will let us WESTERN UNIVERSITY LONDON Three, More. New. Professors Equal to any in Canada Students can now obtain as good an education in Arts and Medi- eine at the Western as anywhere President 13, 11 Braithwaite, M.A., Ph.D, know the .day before by telephone. We have had invitations form many charming country houses for Canadian officers rut leave, We shall be glad to !feat from you, if you care to a0- ceJat this hospitality. If et .present there is nothing we can do, please accept this assurance without feeling under an obligation to reply. Yours faithfully, (Lady) JULIA DRUMMOND Further Evidence Another indication of this same hos- pitality is given in the following addi- tional statement: We should like all Candia n officers to be informed of the opportunities they have, througll this Bureau, to see be:uttrful parts of the United King- dom in a very pleasant manner, during furlough on sick leave. There are many charming country houses where they are always welcome., as well as' homes, such as Lord Milner's, near Canterbury, which have been placed entirely at their disposal, - In several of these places massage may be had either from a resident unrse or at a neighboring hospital. Should a preference be expressed for any particular spot where, at the time, 00 hospitality is available, It is our pleasure to arrange for the officer, as the guest of this society, at a private hotel, Teacher Wanted Female teacher for S. S. No. 5, Hulled. Duties to cunutseuce Sept, 3. Apply stating salary and quelific,ltions to Sec.-Treas., J. G. Gibbings, R, R., Nu. 1, Cliatus, sow aim Dr gale This still has been used by the Dal; erty Piano Co„ and who might purchase the entire output annually ; is in fairly good condition. Capacity 8 to 10 thous• and feet ner dw. Free use of the R. lj. siding. Abundance of yard room Slabs would nearly pay running expenses. Apply to 91'. Doherty, Clisetele For Sale or Rent. House for Sale or to Rent, on Isaac Street. Apply to Oliver Johnson, Box 463, Goderich, Ont. For Sale A latched team of heavy carriaige horses, roans, extra good roadsters, sound and true, Will sell reasonable for quick sale, as we are replacing them with a motor truck. 385311 m5 Co, Constance. He .11. No. 2. Seaforth �J For Sale or to Pont The brick house on Raglan street, now occupied by J, E. Doherty, for sale or to rent: Electric light and town water; 2 acres of land. with stable. All in good repair. Apply to David Cantelon. CREAM—PRODU€TION and THRIFT Consists in producing nil the cream you can and shipping it to The L. J. Looby Creamery. We furnish cans and pay express We pay the highest prices for cream and we pay twice a month. We have the most up-to-date Cream- ery in Western Ontario, Write us The L. J. Looby Creamery • Dublin, Ontavia. !souse ler Sate A one and e. !half storey frame house, 12 rooms, situated on Mary street, barn, el acre of garden and orchard; waterworks and electric light Apply to W BRYDONE, Clinton Place Your Order for some of our Western Oats, which we have just received and we will charge you no more than if they wore Just the ordinary grade of Gate, If you wish to secure some of these Oats place your order early as they GM going fast. We always have a full stock of Flour and Feed, !!Highest Prices genu] for Gratin Jenkins&Ser Phone 109. Residence R on 142 Attrt cU$ve Trips to MUSKOKA LAKES ALGONQUIN PARK MAGANETAWAN RIVER LAKE OF BAYS KAWARTHA LAKES GEORGIAN BAY Round trip tourist tickets now on sale • frons stations in Ontario at very tow fares, with liberal stop overs. GET YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANCE Berth reservations and full information at all Grand Trunk 'Ticket offices, or write: r 0 a 13OIINiN(1; Union Station, Toronto. 'Ont. ,Tole Rabeford &Son, city p111111611 - ger and Ticket Agents, plydlte 67 A, 0, Pattison, etatton agent Yt We've made it hot for Would like to tat►ke DING COAL quit. it hot a few for you We've suade It !tot for a lot of folks who were looking for satisfactory coal, and if yo,u will place your spring order with us, we would be pleased to givt you the good coal and two thousand pounds to the ton. A, J. Holloway Office Phone 3 A first class bed room suite for pri- vate sale as well as other articles of furniture at residence on Ontario St, DUNURE GARTLY (9221) Enrollment No, 92. , ' Will have the following route for 19171 Monday—Will leave his own stable, West end Tuckersncith, and go north by way of tlse Huron Road to the Graham house, Clinton, for noon; then by way of the 16th con., Godericlt township, to Mr. Bert Lobb's for night. Tuesday—By way of Maitland con., to Wns. Durst & Son for noon; then by way of Beticel and Benmiller to Wm. Long's for night. Wednesday—By way of the 6th and Sth con. to Win. Cunningham's for no011; then by way of the 8th con. to Fred Quail's, Dunlop, for night. Thursday—By way of GoderIch and 1st can. to Mr, George Andrew's for noon; and 4th con, and then to Huron Road to Mr. Wilmot Haackie, for night. Friday—By way of 7th con. and Cut line to Mr. Fred Pickard's for noon; then by way of Cut line and 9 and 11th ncon,ight. to Mr. James Graham & Son's for. Saturday—By way of Bayfield line to Janes Jackson's 2nd of Stanley for noon; then to his own stable where he will remain until the following Monday morning. G.W.N ProprietorOTT T. Carr Manager Two of the highest class, most beau- tiful, royally bred horses ever offered for the consideration of breeders in this community. In the stud season 1917. Inspected and enrolled The •Grand Circuit Champion Elmer Dickson 51536 A.G.R., 2.0635, 1916 Race Re- cord, one of the most beautiful and fastest horses ever seen on the Grand Circuit. Elmer Dickson went the third mile at Columbus, Ohio, in 2.05 with the last half in one minute in 1916. Ile is bred in the purple with show horse finish. Willestand this season,at his own barn at Blyth, excepting that on Thursday afternoon he will go to Wing - ham, Swarte's hotel, for night; Friday (fall's lintel, Bluevale for noon; Mc. -Donatd's hotel, Brussels for night, Saturdayhoin,e to his own barn for noon where he will remain until the following Thursday afternoon. inspected and enrolled Ike Medium 5(522 A.T.F., tlse unbeaten show horse. Little need be said of Ike Medium, as everyone has seen or heard of him. He is a champion bred horse and a cham- pion show ]corse, with size, quality, speed and breeding, and further is stamping kis colts with his own re- markable characteristics. He will leave his own barn at Blyth on Monday morn- ing proceed to Auburn, Peffer's hotel for noon; Smith's Hill fol' night; Tues - da o r' Tues- day to G de nth Colborne bo ne t3oMe1 where heill n w remain until Wednesday morn- ing; Wednesday, llolrnesville, Del Gar- diner' for Gar - diner's noon,1 thet to Clinton, Gra- ham's s l' foie! forht• i n Thursday home g , to his own baro at Blyth where he will remain until the following Monday scorning. Write for bills and further in- formation. Phone 512. Thos. J. Coulter, Blyth, Ont: To Ront'..—__-..___. A cottage on high St. Apply to J. Scott, Postoffice. Stravt'd &Prom lot e4, con 8, Hallett. a yearling heifer with a mark on dewlap. A suitable reward will be paid tor information leading to, its recovery—Thos, Tighe, R. R. No, 1, Clinton. Phone 18 nn 166. I er `ed with Kidneys C+ idll &lud y Sleep. No woman can be strong and well' unless the kidney's are well, for when the kidneys are 111 the whole body is iii. Dottn's hidney Pills are a specific for all kidney troubles. They begin by expelling all the poisonous matter from the kidneys, and then !seal the delicate membranes and make their action re- gular and natural. Miss A, Parks, Fast 1\liddle La have. N.so with kidney troubles I cor hree o dsufferehardly sleep at night. I nasi all sorts of kidney medicine; some helped me for a white; others, which I gave a fair trial, did not help me at alt. I was very sallow and had polling under my eyes, I made op my mind I would try Done's Kidney Pills, sad on t:akistg two boxes I found I was getting better, so I kept on rising two more, and today I don't know I ever bad kidney trouble. I awe all the praise to Deane Kidney Tilts." "Doan's" are put up in alt oblong f}; mark "'rho 5Oc, per box, et dealers or mailed direct on receipt of price by Tho T. Milburn Co., limited, Torodttna Out,