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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1906-09-21, Page 6a' a 1 tenni. ESTATE LrOa SALE. ASS FARlil TO RENT.-Tct rent, Let, 1.7, Cow. cession 4, 3toK1l1op, 100 acres in grass. Will be r term of years, Apply to MORROW BROS., Seaforth. 1093-tt TLET-The undersigned will rent hie farm at LT—The Lake Shore to a good tenant for a terrna, five years. The fo.rm coneists of 210 acres of gook, nea.ily all under cultivation and in good on (Minn. For full terms and particularpply at once DANIEL SMITH, St. Joseph P. 0. 1081.14i _ COTTACIE FOR 8 .LE -A story and a. half hriek cettage in Harparhey. The house is het:tail with furnace and has a frame kitelien and woollshect at- tactect 'There io gooi well, good etable and hen house on the property. There are 3 1.5 mores df lend. Apply on the nremictes. FRANCES FOWLF,R. 2000-tt ROFITABLE EINVESTMENTS. - I can lend als. money 01 improved quarter oections of 100 aeres earth at fitorn 8,1: to 10.a' per annum. Only first niortgageo takan. Ample eccurity given. Torrene Title System is perfect. From 8300 up can be lent on farms worth from %PO to $2„0on. For further partieulars write to me. J. A. JACKSON, Barris- ter, eto., Ponoka, Alberta. 10694f. %RN FOR SALE...a:The subscriber (Mere for- sale his farm of 103 acres, being lot 31, 3rd mimes- , If. R. 8, Tuckersmitha Ad cleared rtod under eultivation except 3 acres ; all but 18 item in grass, Frame houee, bank barn, hay barn and other out. -buildings, bearing orchard, good water, schoOlhouse on the premieee. It is within six miles of Seaforth and the from Clinton. Will be sold on easy terms. WHITFIELD MICH, Clinton P. Ca 2009-x8t1 p."ES'IDENCE von SALE. -.The comfortable and .1..$) commodious new residence of the undersigned on North Main street is for sale, There is a splendid dry cement cellar„ a parlor, sitting room, dining room and kitchen downstairs and four bed -rooms up- -seta -ire, together with pantries and closets. Soft water -Astern inside and a first-class well. The house has only been °maple(' about two years and will be sold eheap arta on easy terma. Apply to the proprietor, J. TYEILMA.N, or to jOUN aBEATTIE, Seaforth. - - OVSE FOR SALE. -For sale, a story -and -it -half house in Itarturhey, just outside the corpor- ation of Seaforth. There are nine rooms and wood wood and coal shed in connection, also hard and soft water in the house, There •are liacres of land, with hoth small and large fruit of the hest varieties, also stable for cow and horse and hen hoose for --about 60 bens.The home has been reeently painted and pap- ered and is in first-class condition and would be ct very suitable _house for a retired farmer. For further particulars apply to MRS. J. 3. 11110114 or . to MRS. ABRAHAM HUGILL, Seaforth P. O. • 2011x10, • -- FM FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot% Cooceassion 3, La R. S., Tuckersraith, containing 100 acres; of which 9 aeres isgood hardwood bush. The balance welt feneed, tile drained and in first-class condition. There are two good barns, one a hank barn 80 x 78 ft. with stone Stabling- underneath and the other- 56 x ft„ and a comfortable frame house, three tr,Ocg wells and a never -failing spring at the rear of the Iot, anti a good bearing oreharda -The ploughing is all done and 14 acres of fall wheat. It is witiviri two miles. of the fleuriahing village of Hermit and within half a sidle of a school house. Apply on the premises° or to J. CALDWELL, Hensoll P. 0. 19874f WARM FOR, SALE. -For sale, Lot 24, Concession 2, Stanley, containing 100 acres. 'Ninety acres are &eared and in a good state of cultivation; there are 10 acres of good hardwood hush. The farm io all well underdrained and well fenced. There is a two- storey brick house with slate roof, a firstailass farm house. Bank barn, 40ft, x 80ft., cement silo, Pig pen, driving house; There are two never -failing wells, and an acre of orchard and small fruit. This excellent farm is three miles from Brucefleld and five miles from Clinton, with good garavel roads. For further particulars apply °Tr the premises or address ALBERT NOTT, Clinton P. 0 1948-tf 4 ARMS FOR SALE -100 acres, Lot 3;'Concession ' 5,, H. R. S., Tuckersmith, Huron County, all seeded to -grass, except 15 acres of bush. Frame !noose. orchard, 2 good wells, land and hush the best. Also West half of Lot 5, Concession 4, Tackerstnith, 5$ acres, school on corner, Bayfield river arossing it. On 'this place there is a bank barn, brick house, work -shop. driving house, pig and hen house, young bearing orchard with haudsome shade trees, 2 wells, water first class,. The buildings are new and up -to - elate and the land in the hest conpition. A good lo- eation, 3 miles from Seaforth on a good road. These farms are Offpred for saletogether or separately. If not gold soon may be offered for rent. Apply to jOHN SPROAT, Egmondvitle P. 0., Ont. 10964f G00D FARM FOR SALE. -For sale cheap and on easy terras, Lot 25, Concession 4, McKillop. This farm contains 91 acres, all cleared and in fine eondition. Fifty acres are seeded to grass, six or seven in fall wheat and the rest all ploughed and ready for spring crop. There is a fine spring for watering the stock close to the buildingsa good rick house, two large barns, one with good stabling underneath, also horse stable and implement hotise and a large orchard. It is within a mile and a half ef the • own a Seaforth. If not sold, will be 44issied .1er a term of years. Apply to the Arndt:reigned, box 102 Seaforth P. 0,, ROBERT G0VEN4,001i. 1001-tt 1 a Cow gave Butter mankind would have to invent milk. Milk is Na - :tyre's emulsion—butter put In shape for diges- tion. Cod liver oili is ex:- tremely nourishing, but It has to be emulsified before we can digest it Ral FOR -SALE-For sale, Lot 5, Concession 141 Hullett, containing 120 acres. The farm is al, cleared and in a high state of eultivation. It is well drained and well fenced. There is a large two-storey briek house with woodshed and kitchen. There is a large bank barn and two smaller barns and driving shed. Two good orchards. There are two never failing springs on the farm, Which make it an excel- lent one for either stock or cropping. There -hi also a- pump at, the barn, with windmill, This excellent fermis two miles from Harlock P. 0., four miles from BlYth. Terms to suit purchaser as the prop- rietress wishes to leave the farm and, if not sold. it will be rented. This is the farm of the late John For further particulars apply on the premises et address, Harlock P. 0., MRS. JOHN MILLS. 2014xtf • FARM FOR, SALE. -For sale, Lot 28, Concession 7, in the Township of fiery, 100 acres; 80 acres under first -c -lass cultivation and underdrained and the balance pastureland. On the premises there is a. large bank barn, 52 x 04, with stone stabling under- neath and an arch root house under the, drive -way, x 22, and agood cement floor in the statble and root house. There is driving shed, 20 x 36, and a build- ing, 18 x 40, for hogs and hens, and a large brick house avid 'kitchen and a large woodshed and summer kitchen. Hard and soft water convenient to both liouge and barn. Everything is in good repair. It is situated 4_ miles from KipPen station and six miles from Hensel!, half a mile from two churches and post office and general store and one mile from school house. There ig a good bearing orchard. For farther particulars apply to E. J. TROYER, Hills fitreen 0., Ontario. 2016-8 Scott's Emulsion combines the, best oil with the valuable hypo - phosphites so that it is easy to digest and does far more good than the oil alone could. That makes Scott's Emulsion the most strengthening, nourishing food - medi. cine in the world. Send for free sample. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists Toronto, Ont. o 50o. and $1;00. All druggist* ▪ vatIV, • ,47S.V.11 Notice to Creditors. In the estate of Frances Givlin, late of the TOwn of Seaforth, in theCounty of Huron, widow, deceased, Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. S. O., Chap. 120, Section 38, that all persons having claims against the estate of the saki Frances Givlin, who died on the 8th day of April, 1000, aretequired,on or before the lst day of October, 1906, to send by post, " pinpaid, or deliver to J. L. Killoran, Seaforth, Ont., olicitor for Sarah Givlin, Administratrix Of the de- ceased. their names and addresses, full particulars of their claim, duly verified, and the natnre of the se- curity, (if any held by them.And notite is further • given that after saidadate, the said administratrix will proceed -to distribute the assets of the said es- tate among the persons entitled the eto, having re- gard only to the claims which she shall then have notice, Dated this 9th day of September, 1996. KILLOR,AN,Seaforth, Ont. 20223-3 Solieltor for the Administratr i I Os° AeSitc=121=1‘ SALE. -The riaiin) ee rpsr107.- erty known as Lot 6, Cent,e-ssion 1, Township of Blanshard, Perth Counts'. There are, on the prem. asea, good bilek homes '32 x 24, with kitchen attaeh- ed, 16 x 211, bothin good repair ; a large- bank barn, 70 x 70, with good stone stabling underneath ; one firet-elass cement silo, la x 37, and other useful buildings. The farm is well watered, both in front and in the rear and is adapted both for grain rod took raising and is in a high state of cultiaation, which is v ell known from the fact -that the propriet- er has resided thereon for nearly fifty years, being one of the moat eueceesful farmer.; in Hie township, It is centrally fiseated, being near both Mouth and -school, and within easy reaeh of a good Innrket. further particulars address •JOHN SUTIllattLAND, Kirkton P. 0. Ft)R 'SALE.- -An exeelient building lot, eontaining three-quarters of an mire of land, part of the MeMann pia -Tarty, Egmondville, opposite the recre- ation grounds, all ready for building, There hi a good fenee all mind the land, a good hard waten well, Ow ciellar is -dug out and a drain all round it, also a drain from it. There are about 17 thousand el kiln run briek. The briek van he bought separate- ly 11 desirecl. There are oleo a number of 'orate of sand and gravel and enough stone to build a founda- tion for a large houae. This property will b (sold eheap, aa Mr. Little eannot drive the Bayfield and Seaforth stag.' mei live in Eti,Inonville and would like to dispose of hk property there. Any person desiring to buy this properta may learn all partimilara from R. 8. fixes, Seaforl la or II. LITTLE, Bayfield. 2001x4tf • THE HAY CIDER MILL. issa..........s • 1; ld JOHN EL R has now got his eer inill ready for another s on's work and will grind MONDAYS, NVEDNESDAX and FRIDAY of each week until the 1st of December. Please remeniber the days. He also -has a large COPPER KETTLE with revolving stirrer to let out to customers, so they can make their own apple butter. Terms as usual : 6 cents for a two and a half bushel bag. Thanking my inany customers for their patronage in the past, and hoping to see thein all back again. JOHN ELDER, 2020-41Near Hensel!. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. FARM FOR SALE. -Lot 71' and one-half of Lot 72 Goderich Township, consisting of 96 adres." There is abbot 410 acres bush, containing, a lot of hemlock and other valuable timber ; 8 acres young - orchard, the place is Well watered and fenced, spring creek, good barn with stables under, good hen house and pig pens, frame house with stone cellar under- neath with cement floor, three miles from Bayfield, 0 from Clinton, on the main road between the two places mentioned, and one-half Mile from saw mill. It will be sold on easy terms'. • For particulars apply to MRS. C. PARSONS; Bayfield P. 0. 201841 FARM FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 24, Coneession 3. Stanley, centaining 100 acres. a' There are 85 acres cleared and 'the balance is good hardsvoocl bush. The farm is Well underdrained and well fenc- ed. There are, on the premises, a two-story frame house with stone foundation and good cellar. The house is in first -Class condiiton. There is also a good frame barn. There is plenty of good water both at -the house and barn and a good spring creek runs across the back of the farm. This farm is in first- class shape and is one of thebest ip the township. It is three and a, halfoniles from thevillage Of Bruce - field and five miles from Clinton. . Will be sold on easyEt erms as the proprietor is going west. For fur- ;theeparticulars apply on the premises or address, Bruc field P. 0., MRS; JOHN GILMOUR. , 2019x4tf SP sENDID FARM FOR SALE. --Por sale, Lot 29, oncession 10, Hibbert, containing 100 acres: This farm is well fenced with good Carter wird fenc- ing id fitted-Svith wire and iron gates. It is well un- derd ained with tile, has always been well cultivated ' , and iroperly looked after and is, consequently in the very best condition possible. There are 10 - acres of goodhardwood bush, uncoiled, hearty all maple, a first -Oros brick house, storey and a half, lately paint- ed and remodelled and made up-to-date; soft and hard water convenient at both house and barn, a good well at the bush, making three wells that as yet have never failed, windmill at the barn. There are two good barns both with good stone foundation and I up-to-date stabling, water inside, good hen house, hog Pen and driving house. There is a good bearili g orchard and email fruit trees. Thi e property i is we I situated in a good locality; convenient to gro- cer, ost office, church and school, a'inile and a half fromChiselhurst, (I miles froni the prosperous village of HOW1 end f) miles from Seaforth, l good- gravel roadin all directions. As the proprieter has acquir- ed in erests elsewhere that demand immediate atten tion,. he is prepared to dispose of this property at a bargl inaand anyone desiring a first -lass farm in a first- ,ilasslocality will do well -to investigate. . For further particulars apply on the premises' or addrasa JOHN TAYLOR, Chiseihurst P. 0. 2014-tf FRM FOR SAT.E.-Fer sale Lot 29, on the 9th Coneesaion of Ifiltherf , containimr, 100 acres, alt in a ;1,-0+4 stare of 'itiration. There is on the prem- ises a briak hens.- with brill( kitelien and a gtIod cel- la. There ia alai- a lavas- bank barn, en x .1e, and a ean-tc af 1.2 feet, with stone stabling underneath. Also a shed, M x en, thet a driving house with every_ thing emoishee. There are three never -failing welt.; on the prenusea, there is also a laiwe erehard and good garden. There are In aereir of fall vheat RGAVIL mid there are 4(1 aeres sceshal down. EithE•r suitable for hay or pasture. All the fall ploughing is - done. The farm is well underdrtined with tile and well fenced with wire fenees. It is in -a good locality, be- - ing siteated two -and -a -half miles from Chiselhurst, whore there is a post office and two churehes, Meth- odist and Presbyterian, 8 miles from Seaforth end there is a good gravel rOad pinning' past the farm. It is in good eondition and will be sold on reasonable - terms as the proprietor wishes to retire. For further partieulars apply on the premises or to CI I A IC,ES 19a9-tf ABERHART, Staffs, P. O., Ontario. CSOOD FARM FOR SALM -For sale, Lot 2, Con kaT vession 12. IL R. S., Tnekersmith, containing loo aar,sa Thi's farm io well fenced and thoroughly mai syatenen irate unclerdrained, and, having Leen kept in a high state of eultivation, is admittedly, one,, of the moet, peraluetive farms . in the township. _ There is ci first elaSS frame house with kitchen and weoilahed, and equipieel with cistern and other mod- ern eonvenienees. There are tWO -good bank barns and other up -to -dila e not -buildings. There is a good bearing. orchard and also a new orehard of well se- lected fruit trees. There sire two never failing wells, the one at Hu.. lismap attel the olher at the barn. 'Thai farm is most desjrably situated, beho. three , sidles from theprospert village Of liensall and one quarter of a Wile from 0‘ ioeffiurst, where there are two ehurchea' a stare, post ce offiand blioksmith elem. As theproprietor is in poor health, it will be sold on -reasonable terms, when one half of the pur- esnoce money/ or more, if neeessary, may remain on the farm at a retionnable rate of interest, For far- ther part 'enters apply on the premises or to ROBERT NEWELL Ohiselherst 1'. 0. • 20094 FOR SADE. • LE CESTER mime AND SHORTHORN CATTLE FOR SALE. -The undersigned has for sale sev- eral horohred Leicester Sheep and Durham Cattle of both sexes. Address Egmondville P. 0., .or apply at fu m, Mill Road, Tuckesmith. ROBERT CHAR- TER.' & SONS. " 13724f BT. LL FOR .SALE. -For sale, a "thorobred :Short- horn bull, with registered pedigree; 23 anonths old, id red in color:. He was bred from Vice Chen - cello.. Apply on London road, Tinkersinith2,0ap3intlfle mutt of Brucefield. JAMES PATERSON, Bruce - field '. 0. s . • SIDRTHORN CATTLE -Seven first-class young mils, 2 from imported cows, for sale at moder- ate p ices and, on easy terms ; good young COM and heife s elite forsale.. All interested are cordially in- vited to inspect the herd. • Farm adjoins town, long distance telephone to farm, Write for caitotilo3g.tipe, H. 3. LITH, Exeter. na HURON lh iterbs -REM T. J. Thornpn0i vvas inducted Into the , paatorate of St. Andrew's church, Stratford, on uesdaY after- noon, SeOtember llth. ev. A., Grant, the trlacierator of the P esbyterY, pre- sided Rev. .A. E. annu.hson, of Nis- sleuri, preached, Bev. R bort Stewart, of Motherwell, c1e1iverc1 the charge to the Minieter, and, RE v. 3, W. Me-' Intosh, of Mitchell,dressed the congregation. In the I evening the ladies of the •congreg lion tendered their neNn peetor a, rece tion, and the affair was a, most enjo able One. -Miss nary Morrison Newry, who has so Often- taken fi st prizes for cheese at Toronto Exhi ition is again to the front this year, having taken firsts kir %White cheese June and July ; white August, ' 4tiltonte and flats. R. A. Thompson, Atwood, took third for coiered cheese ; James Pat- ton, Atwood, took third, for white June and' July,., and R. A. Thompson fourth; J. Cuthbertson, Sebring- ville, second for white August. The' instructors were, Listowel group, 3, R. Burgess; Stratford group, .A. Mc- Kay. , -While working on the roof of th Central Methodist church, Stratford the other morning, Eli Wildfong, young painter employed, by McMilla and Net, had a miraculowe escap from serious injury. He was walk- ing up the roof bolding a rope with a pot of paint in his hand. Suddenly the rope broke, and the young man was thrown backwards' and but for the fact that his foot caught in t he eave trough,he would have been dash- ed to the ground some 20 or 304 fent below, He was rescued from his per- ilous position and with the exception of a severe fright, was not injure. -The new Grace chureh at Millbank was opened on Sunday,, September 9. Bishop Williams ' was present for the occasion and • in the afternoion held a confirmation service, • ten. girls and, two boys ,being confirmed. In the evening the Bishop delivered a strong' sermon the church Deng crowded to the doors. The new edi- fice is' a handsome one, built of cement blocks, at a cost of $6,000 .and practically free from debt. Mr. C. C: King, of Stratford, was the ardhi- teen.- and Mr. F. A. Ellis had charge of the music at the opening nervices. -Mr. Robert Milbarn, town: line west, near Listowel, has sold his farm of 100 acres in Wallace town- ship to Nix% Robeet Bray, from near Walkertot, who takes possession next March. The, farm is one of the nicest in the district, with mod- ern improvements, good house. and barns, .etc., and the price paid was $7,000, while certainly a goodone is $1,000 less than Mr. Milburn was 'offered for the place . a year or /two ago. The decline in value is no doubt due to the great detvelopment of the west. I R;GISTERED- STOCK FOR SALE. -The under- signed offers for sale on Lot .27, Concession 8; Ilibb at township, a number of heifers and young cows with ealves nt. foota 1 yearling bull, 1 Berkshire boar imoutls °Ike. right good animal. The abo, F stoel; are all registered in the National Stoek e• cords. Prices moderate,terms easy, vioitors welcome. DAV D HILL, Staffa P. 0. a 1996-tf 111ORTHORNS.-Choice bred bulls -and females o k Efferent ape for eale, about two dozen to select from Prices reasonable. Herd now headed by ," Co intsylvanns-" (56900). He ie got, by the best Bente bred imported stock on both sides, glossy dark r&nlh color, and well set on short legs. Terms a regis,ed cows 85 insured ; others on, application. Vlsitora welcome. JOHN ELDER, Hensall P. .0, and Station. 19864f. IMPORTANT NOTICES. MAMWORTH BOARS FOR SALE. - The under- aigned has for sale four Tliorobred Tannehill Boars, two months old ; also some young pigs. Ap- ply bo WI LLIAM- BURKE, Staffo, P. 0. 2022-4 "r: EICESTER SHEEP FOR SALE. -For oale a 11 number of Leicester .Ranis and e a.e Lambs, all regist ered and prize winners. They are • bred from the first prize rani at Toronto. Apply on Lot 20, Concaesion McKillop. JAMES DORRANCE," Sea - forth -P. 0. • 2022x4 CO"rESTRAY.--Strayeil from Lot 14, Concession 3, lIcKillop, about the first of August, a brindle cow, with small turned horos. Information loading to the recovery of this animal vill be liberally re- warded. P. A. O'SULLIVAN, Sertferth P. 0. 2022x5 .60 - -EIARM TO RENT. -South Imarof Lot 36, Cences- .17 sion 3„Tuckersinith Oa rent for a term of years. Would like to rent, its soon as possible. Apply to the undersigned on the premises or to Brucefielcl P. O. ROGER PEPPER. N. B.: -The- cider mill Will be in running order after September 25th. ROaliit 202241 Diamond Dyes. —VERSUS COmmoa Imitation Dyes. — The DIAMOND DYES are the only package dye admitte,d to the homes of wise and economical worhen. •Why ? Because they have every quality which true home dyes should possess. !DIA- MOND DYES are, to -day, the only dyes guaranteed to give decided and happy successes. 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EXPOSITOR0 • Ends Guesswork Before you put the roast in an Imperial Oxford. oven, let the draft bring the heat .to the right point. You'll know when it ,gets there if you'll look at the oven thermometer. Aft er the roast goes in, you can know ,(not guees) it will be cooked right in a cer- tain definite time.. ''There's no "ups -and - downs to the oven -heat in a range built as this one is, — the diffusive Oren -flue takes all the peso work out of cook - n g, all the drudgery out of oven -use That Rack That • EndrBother When the roast needs basting, pull forth the Imperial Oxford draw - out oven raekt—roast and all—slide it right out where you can get at it. Needn't reach in and scorch your fingers nor sear your wrists, —baste it in comfort. That one thing alone—the draw - out rack—ought to make you like this range above all ranges. And that's only one of the twelve better things about this 'rangecome and look. Manitoba and Northwest Notes -A capitalist has offered to put up $4,000 to staxtt an abbatoir and pork packing p1ant in) Arcela U five others will add $2,000 to the amount. ) -At Alameda, Sask., John Miller, a prominent farmer, was badly cut With, the binder when the team fan aw&y. The doctor had to put forty stitches In his leg. -Mrs. Georg,' -e Keyes, of Snowflake, Manitoba, who sustained a severe kick from a horse, which displa,ced her knee -cap, is making slow progress, being unable to use the limb' at all. -Donald Munroe, of Kildonan, has sold his farm in Springfield, along the transcontinental railway, con- sisting of 480 acres, at $125 an acre, realizing $60,000. -Mr. Plewes, of Baldur, Man., ap- pointed principal at Cart -rim was presented with an aadress and a well filled nurse of gold, before leaving at a gathering of friends. -The retiring secretary-teeaaurer of Portage la •Prairie, after sixteen -years' faithful serviees to the town, was given a gold watch and chain on his retirement. -The Tteherne Times has chang- ed owners. Mr. E. J. McMillan, who started the Times and successfullk published it for eight yeers hes sold -it to H., V. Ross, of New York, Who assumed possession last week. -D. McKinnon, of Oak Lake, met with a very painful accident while threshing. His foot caught in some part of the separator and threw (him 'into the band cutter, which made a bad cut in his( leg, -Hunters returning to Winnipeg re- port that many of the districts which were in former years veritable hunt - ern' iearadises, have been completely transformed from -swarps to wheat - growing land by the digg „nig of, large ditches in many parts of the prov- ince. -After a record month for building permits, the total value of building erected in the city. of Winnipeg iup to the first of September reached $1,- 336,003. The permits issued for the month represent an aggregate value of $326,000 for 60 'buildings, the 'Most bnpartant being the 'Northern Bank block, $115,000. e -The Grundy block on Raiff street, Winnipeg, owned by Mr.eWm. Grun- dy, has changed 'hands. The Traders' Bank of Canada is the purchaser and the transfer price Is en the neigh- borhood of $135,000. The block, which Is in' the heart of the business nis- trict, has been owned for a number of 'yeters by Mr. Grundy, haviag, been 25 TUE GURNEY FOUNDRY 4., LinieenToroatoHamilton Montrr.al Winnipeg Calgary Vancouver For ale by G. A. SILLS, Seaforth ea.e-neo-asee,ee.naoneaaeeee,neno,end",:aeneen.„neeeee hurlea with great force a,ga,inet the fence, a barb. of which caught bim : near the crown of his head, tearing celeohiselif gash purchased m there down' the d purchased by nim in 1894.; The a- mount paid for the block in: those years totalled $36,500 and the prop- erty has -since proved a very -profit- able investment for Mr. Gruedy aa a renting proposition. -William Wallace, of Punks, Man., was Married on 'Saturday, and a number of young men paid, him a visit the following night, terming a Chativari party. Mr. Wallace, not liking the noise, fired shots from a shotgun, wounding three of the com- pany. -A new threshing machine, owned by N. D. Clark and Sons, near Car- lyle, Sask., was completely destroy- ed by fire last week. A epark from the engine started a blaze uffd.er a load of sheaves beside the separator and a high wind blowing soon spreat the flames all over the machine. A- bout 15 acres of wheat in: stook were also burned. -Mr. Archibald Black, of Sunny - slope, near Roblin, Manitoba, met with a serious accident on Saturday. He was return).ng from a duck shoot- ing expedition, when one of his com- panions, who was crawling under a fen.ce, accidentally discharged his gun. The charge entered the body nust below the ribs, passed upwards to within half an inch of the heart. He is likely to recover. -Mr. Ed. Rathwell, east of Stone- wall, had a /iying experience on Monday evening, says the Stonewall Argus. While getting supper the house took fire about the chimney, and before assistance could be had was burned to the ground. A few pieces of furniture alone were sav- ed; all the clothing and bedding, be- ing upstairs, was Burned. Mr. Rath - well and hie eldest Son were abseat from home threshing. -Editor J. A.Aikin, of the . Sask- atoon Phoenix, met with a painful mishap last week. He was riding -a broncho that was feeling 'particular- ly good after a week or two of in- activity, and before Mr. Atkin had become firmly seated or his feet se- curely placed in the stirrups, the beast began to plunge, finally land- ing the editor on the road. A fract- ured rib and a stiff left arm . and shoulder is a result of the fall. -The Kent Realty and Investment Company have purchased a block of 3,000 acres of land in the Saskatche- wan valley, with the view a estab- lishing a bonanza farm in that pro- vince, and will begin the erection of buildings and fences at once. They Will also employ a number of, steam plows and as late in. the ,winter as It is possible to operate so that prac- tically the whole land will be in a, condition for planting a crop next season. -Walter Burns, of Sanford, was the victim of an unfortunate accident last Sunday, which will incapatiate him for some time to come. Mr. Burns was driving to church in the' after- noon, when leis horse took fright and belted. Becoming unmanageable, it dashed into a barb wire fence, and the two occupants we thrown from the vehicle. Mr. T companion fared all rignt, but 'ea.: himself was Por Infants and Childrere The Kind You Have Always Bought Beare the f:97-77.4 Signature of The laxative effect of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liner Tablete is so a- greeable and so natural you can bandlY realize that it is produced by a medicine. !These tablets laso cure Indigestion.. For sale by all druggists. -The luck of Pilot Mound Wag a- gain manifested, when for the sixth time in as many years fire( has vis- ited the business section and the town remained standing. The town was found without any other appar- atus than the bucket and pump. In the early morning the inmates of the Queen's Hotel, whicb was burned a. . year ago, we're startled by az blaze In the bowling alley. It wan de- stroyed. Then followed John Craig's stable and Wilson's barber shop. D. W. Nlorden's office got alight, quick- ' ly followed by the Massey -Harris store. Next to succu.mb , was the confectionery store and residence of R. A. McKellar, who had time to , place his wife and family in safety. The Shore Hotel caught fire, but the arrival of the Crystal City Fire brigade stopped the conf1agrat1on, In addition to the above Frost&Wooded implement warehouse WEad burned and. 3', 3. Hughes' stable destroyed. Total ; value of property burned is $25,000, , insurance, $10,000. 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A rival candidate, really conspicuous and celebraten for his little ability, in a stump debate pledged the people that if they would send him to congress he would never leave his post during a sessiou to attend the courts, as he un- juetly charged Toombs with habitually doing. Toombs disposed of this by merely sayiug: "You sheuld consider Which will hurt the district the mare, his constant pres- ence.' in or my occasional ebsence frona the house." Where She Contest In. "I suppose," said Mrs. Jawback, "that you think it's fun for me to sit up and wait for you every night like this." "Nope," answbred Jawback. "I'm !laving my fun while you're waiting: :You have yoUrS when I get home."--. 'Cleveland Leader. To Cure a, Cold In One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinitte Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each boa. 25o. oggrauntpittwor,,,,,-,"' pigitisrrge-V1=.. 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