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TREASURER'S TAX SALE 0F LANDS A Sale of Lands for Arrears of Taxes will be heid in The Counties' Treasurer's Office, Cobourg, on Thursday, December 7, 1922, at the hour of Eleven O'clock in the fore- noon. A. ist of the lands for sale for arrears of taxes has been pre- pared, and copies thereof may be had 'n my office, and that the Eist is be- ing published in the Ontario Gazette on the Second, Ninth, Sixteenth and Twenty-third days of September, 1922, and that in default of payment of the taxes and costs, the lands will be sold for taxes. Neil F. MacNachtan, Counties' Treasurer. Cobourg, August 28th, 1922. 35-13 M k l c U s o f M rnFo r F a s c;n a t i n g E y e s a - , 7 DaiIy HP bit. This Refreshing Eye Lotion soon Makes Eyes ( lear, Radiant, BO sutiful! Har-les. Enjoyable. Sld by AIl Lruggist. UçyR VES W Si PPOHPOD IN E. kiThe Gret E 1is Preparatinn. ..jToes andinigorates the whole J evu ystem, makes new Blood Z lid Veins. 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I tried three doctors but -~ - ~ they only gave re- Rief for short peri- e ods. Âs 1 had trled Dr. Plerce's Anurie Tablets on during expoctancy and she praises that inedîcine very hlghly, too." Mrs. Ellen Harding, 11 Erie St. W. Tour neighborhood druggist sela ail Dr. Plerc's Family Medicînes, tablets or llquld. Write Dr. Plero., ]pros. Invallds' -Notel, Buffalo, N. Y., tor free confidential advIce. Braneci Laboratory ln Bridgeburg, Ont. BALL TEAMS BANQUETTED BOWMANVILLE, NOV. l6th, 19221 A vexy enjoyable function was celebrated at -Christie's Refreali- ment Parlors Friday evening vhen the officers and executive of Bow- manvîlle Amateur Athletic Associa- tý tiongave a cornplirentary banquetv to the members of the basebali and football tearna who represented tite local association in the Central ,On- tario Basebaîl League and the Osh-a wa and District Football Associa- r tion.s About 60 sat down to a very surnptuous feast of oysters,, roast c cicken, apple pie, scalded cream, d and ail the accompanirnents vitici t't go vitit sucb a menu of good eats. t Between the courses comrnunity iq singing vas induiged in, Miss Ina a Pethick presiding at the piano. i Dr. J. C. Devitt, President of the f Association, vas director of cere- n monies for the evening and in a f ev brief rernarks thanked the boys fore the services they had rendered sport during the past summer and on be-i haîf of the association he welcomed them on this occasion. A number of toasts vere proposed and speeches folloved. Dr. B. J. Hazlewood said he vas proud of thte shoving made by thet basebaîl tearn and vhat success they1 attained vas due to individual effort, combined vith team play.E G. O. Paterson, the energetic and1 untiring manager of the basebali tearn, in iis rnodest way expressed his thanks for the cooperation he had received. The succeas of the tearn vas due, he said, to thte loyal support the players gave titernan- agement. Major R. J. Gill congratulated the football tearn on vinning its district and also being runners-up in thet finals only losing the charnionship1 by a smalrnargin. He f eit the1 team itad- not been given the supportt by the, public it deserved. Dave-i Aldread regretted that more of thte football boys vere not present on titis enjoyable occasion, but as a number of them vere living out of towu it vas impossible for them to be present. 11e thanked the boys for turning ont so veli during the season and looked for a more successful series next year. F Theguests of the evening vere Mr. Ernie Parsons, President, and Mr. J. G. Nott, Secretary of C. O. B. L. Mr. Parsons expressed bis pleasure at being present on'titis occasion and congratulated thte base- hall tenm for tite creditable shoving it bad made. H1e vas unstinting in his praise of Messrs. R. E. Wil- son and G., O. Paterson vho repres- ented Bovmanville on the executive and vere alvays titere vit thtie olive branch to 'hep ont any diffi- culties vhicit carne up. Were it not for these mean Bowmanviile would not have been represented in the Central Leagne this year,'ite said. 1Mr. Nott had the, laugit on te president when ite said after listen- ing to the talking end of tite league tbey vould nov hear sornething frorn the vorking en.d o! it. (Titis is very true for ail clubs band it to Jack as tite hardest vorking rner- ber of te executive and to his efforts more titan any other person is due te success of the Central League.) 11e spoke o! the general good feeling that other clubs itad tovard Bovmanville. 11e advised ail clubs to stick to home players and develop them in preference to binging in outside material. A vote o! thanks vas voted Mrs. T. A. Christie on motion of Dr. G. C. Bonnycastie and R. F. Aitchison for tite splendid banquet served and on otiter occasions viten she haci shovu iterseif to be a real friend of te club. Tite happy event vas brougitt to a close by singing Auld Lang Syne. DISTRICT BOXING TOURNEY Efforts are being made to hold an amateur boxing tournament in Osht- ava in the near future viten boxers areinvited to compete from Cobourg -to Wiitby. Bovrnanville cala boast of at least three leather-pushers vho veild a wicked punéit, but ve doubt if they are in propeit condition for sucit a fray on short notice. Reg. G. Harding has been enjoying a life of case since the' football season finished. Joe Territt spenda con- siderable o! bis spare tirne in fid- dling on his violin into te midnight itours vitile gay society glides over the vaxed floor. As f or G, R. MJadovs, ite viii bave his 'lands filled for some tirne to corne as te stork left tvins-both boys-at itis lnaturalmethods permisnently restrrhl Ilwhere. Free advic and lieraure.I IIHE ARNOTTEINSTITUTE i The Double Track Route betweeii Montreai Torontot Detroit Unexcelledl dininar car service. Sleeping cars on L .ight trains anc' rlarlor cars on the prn-Iipal daytraing Pull information lram any Granc 'runk Ticket Agent or C. E. Hornîn4l llstirict Passenger Agent, Toronto. 1 J. M. Hà JL'RY, Agent 5h'eMe 78 BowmmavllL LOCAL AND OTHERWISE Miss Mary Mounsey, 43 years teacher in Port Hope, vas presented with a purse of $500, a gift f£rom former pupils. Testimony is plentiful in Toronto, Winnipeg and. other citios of Can- ada that children fed liberaliy vith miik are more attentive toi, their studies and quieker to learn. Worms, by the irritation that they cause in the stomach and intestines, leprive infants of the nourishrnent that they should derive from food, and mal-nutrition is the resuit. Mil- er's Worm Powders destroy worms and correct the rnorbid conditions n the stomach and boweis that are favorable to worms, so that the full ntriment of the child ks assured and levelopment in every way encourag- ed. Thomnas Wiliiamson, Cavan, aged 73, vas killed at C. P. R. crossing at Cavan-Manvers Iboundary Novern- ber 3rd. John Hutchinson was kili- ed a few miles east of this spot a irear ago.I An 011 for Ail Men.-The sailor,l the soldier, the fisherman, the lum- berman, the out-door laborer and al who are exposed to injury and the elements wili find in Dr. Thomas' Ec- lectrie Oil a true and faithful friend. To ease pain, relieve colds, dres wounds, subdue lumbago and over- corne rheurnatism, it la excellent. Therefore, It should have a place in ail home medicines and be arnongat those taken on a journey. At many sehools in Canada the children are now fed a pint of milk a day and there is abundant proof that, as a resuit, they are gaining in health, both physicalLy and rnentally. In Toronto as rnany as seven tlvous- and school chidren have been so fed. An Oul that is Prized Everywhere. -Dr. Thomas" Eciectic Ou vwas put upon the market vithout any lour- ih over fifty years ago., It was put up ta meet the vante of a ernahi section, but as soon as its merits be- carne known it hiad a vitole continent for a field, and it is nov known and prized throughout this continent. There te nothîng equal ta it. IN THE EDITOR'S MAIL Mr. C. Orchard Sharp, editor of "The Cornish and Devon Post", Launceston, Cornwall, Engiand, 'ini acknoviedging receipt of a copy of The Daiiy Globe sent him coataining the report of the fine address delir- ered by siater Margaret- Saunders, Deaconess, before the recent General Conference of the Methodist Church in Canada, says in a letter dated Oct- ober 23rd.: "I arn very rnuch obliged to you, indeed, for sendirig me tite information. May your shadov neyer grow less. Saiuting you in te name of many people in titis dis- trict, I amn, Yours faithfully". We can heartily retura 'the compliment for we knov that The Cornish and, Devon Post is a veyy popular farn- iiy journal in these counties vhere so, rany of our relatives and ac- quaintances are its regular readers. Mrs. (Rer.) J. E. Griffith, 'Toron- ta, in, renewing for The Bovrnanvilie News says: Nothing is more wel- corne titan neya o! our oid friends and acquaintances and soI keeniy loak forvard every week to such items in your estimable paper. Mrs. M. P. Servos, St. Catherines, in paying in advance for next year's paper vrites: We enjoy the weekiy visita of The Statesman very much. It keeps us in touch with the dear old boys and girls of West Durham. My mother, Mre. M. A. Pitillips, cele- brated her eigitty-fourth birthday on November Sth at my brother's, Dr. H. C. Phillips, Rochester, N. Y.' Sie is in reai good healtit, bright; and smnart as ever. 'Site intends apend- ing the winter in Rochester. She spends her summers in St. Cather- inca. OnIy a Youth, but Néver.Knew a Boyhood George. Adams la a very weak boy -lie's so weak lie can't even turn the pages of a book vithout feeling pain, ïe bs a gond many brothers and sisters and his parents are vezy poor. So when George put on long trousers--le vas Just 12 at the time -he became a'man and took upon himselt the task of earnlng money for the family. He vent to learn a trade la an iron foundry, wliere fumes and liard work undermtned a weak system nd oed future trouble, a Now and aÎhen one other worklng mnember of the family would cease earnlng tlirougli sickness nor loss of Job, and George vould liave to lreep lits nose to tlie grindstone a f ew more hnurs eacli day to make up for IL. His tif e vas just vork. work, work, until nne day lie drop- ped on tlie floor. The company physiclan, wlio examined hlm, pi-e- scrlbed a year or twn at the Muskoka Hospital for Consumptives. 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