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We Are Looking For $10.00 Sugar Here are a few of the many specials we are offering for this week end: St.Lawrence sugar,bag. 20 lbs sugar Prunes,2 lbs for Matches Cornflakes, 3 for Canned Corn, 2 for... Canned Peas, 2 for... Seeded raisins, 2 pkgs Lipton's Tea, package Bed Rose Tea,package $8.50 1.80 25c 5c 25c 25c 25c 25c 40c 40c Mustard pickles in bulk per quart Handy Ammonia,3pkgs Pearline, large package Fancy mixed biscuits 2 lbs for Jam, 4 lb pail Catsup, quart bottle.. Sweet potatoes, 1 can Asparagus tips, 1 can 0c 25c 5c 28c 55c 25c 20c 35c Highest Cash Prices paid for new laid Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce. HARRY ALLIN Phone 186 Bowman ville Strength in our Bread It pleases every family family buying it. It is not only fresh but good in every sense that word is used. Every loaf of bread baked by Tod is fit for family use, no matter how particular the family. Bread Purity is of prime importance in the healthful healthful sustenance of life. Pure, sweet, wholesome, satisfying bread is our output, day in, day out, week in, week out. If not acquainted with the excellence of Tod's bread, hasten your trial order this way and be convinced of its superiority. Thomas Tod BOWMAN VILLE, APR. 12,1917 Baker ând Confectioner Phone 3, Bowmanvïlle Seed Time Coming! Where will you buy your Seeds ? We have a limited supply of the following: WHEAT--Arnecta (Goose) and B rince Imperial BARLEY-- O. A. C. No. 21, and 2-Rowed OATS--White Wave, Waverley, and O. A. C. No. 72 GRASS SEED--Red Clover, Alsike, Timothy, Sweet Clover and Alfalfa. The Grass Seeds are all Government Tested, and the grain is of good quality and free from noxious weeds. Our prices are reasonable and we shall appreciate your trade. Phone 15 McClellan & c»., Ltd., King Streét East - - Bowmanville Coal &t Wood Best grades of Coal only kept, also Wood of all kinds. If you have not ordered your Winter supply yet, you had better do so as it is liable to advance any day. E. W. LOSCOMBE Standard Bank. Building, Temperance St. Phone 177 TYRONE Misses Margaret Hooper and Ethel Skinner, Toronto, spent Easter at their homes... .Miss Vera Colwill, Belleville, holidaying with friends.... Miss Irene Werry spent Easter at Lieut. John Garden's, Garden's, Toronto.... .Mr. and Mrs. Herb Argue Sundayedat Pontypool... .Mr. and Mrs. Will Little, Bowmanville, at his father's Miss Greta Virtue, Orono, was home Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McRoberts, Toronto, visited at his father's Mr. Hugh McRoberts. B You require no experience to use the Chi Name! graining system. Sold at W. H. Dustan's. HAYDON Mr. and Mrs. Sherward Randle and daughter Grace spent Easter at Dr. H. C. Rundle's, Brighton Miss Ethel Ashton has returned home from Toronto Mrs. Theron Mount joy is visiting with friends in Toronto... .Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wilbur Ridge, Pontypool, spent Sunday at Mr. John Wright's Mr. James Ashton is under the Dr's care. ...Mr. A. Nesbitt, Oshawa, recently visited at Mrs. T. Gilders'... .Mr. L. Graham, home over Sunday Mr. Dowell is at his home at Easter holidays. Oshawa, was . Nelson Mc- Uxbridge for ENFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Knapp are visiting visiting friends in Toronto Mr. J. W. Knapp and sons sold a horse last week to Mr. D. McMillan for a high figure. Easter visitors: Mr. Elmo Ashton, Toronto, Toronto, at home; Mr. Russell and Miss . .. Myrtle Ormiston with Bowmanville ; Bowmanville friends; Master Willie Alexander, Oshawa, Oshawa, with relative's; Mr. John McCulloch Jr. and family, Toronto, with his father Mr. John McCu^och For Ptes. How ard Ormiston and Cameron Ferguson killed inaction in France March I, a memorial service will be held here next Sunday afternoon. Their respective families have the sincere sympathy of the community Mr. E. Strutt and family have moved into Mr. T. Taylor's house Sleighs and cutters were again in action after the severe snow storm which smashed dozens of telephone poles and put the wire talk business out of action for some time. Brighten up. your dining room with Muresco wall finishes. Easily applied and leaves no streaks. Sold by W. H. Dustan. ENNISKILLEN loleums and Floor Oilcloth in great :ty at Mason & Dale's hardware. O. Mason is selling a 25 lb pail of t's Animal Conditioner for two dollars. Harness oils, etc, at old prices at F. O. Mason's. Animal Regulators --Largest stock in town at F. O. Mason's, The concert given by the Presbyterian Sunday School on Good Friday, will be repeated on Tuesday April 17th. Those who heard it before will want to come again, and those who were not there will miss a treat by not attending. Half of proceeds to go to Red Cross work. Admission Admission 20c and ioc. Easter visitors: Mrs. Riley, Wilberforce, at the Parsonage; Misses Lillie Gilbert, Bethany, and Ethel Gilbert, Sarnia, at home; Miss Gertrude Stêvêns, Peterboro, and Miss Esther Stevens, Victoria Harbor, Grand ma Brow n and Miss EttTe, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stevens at Mr. Enoch Stevens; Dr. E. T. Slemon, Ottawa, and Miss Lena Slemon, Haydon, at Messrs. John and C. W. Slemon's; Mrs. J. B. Smith, Brighton, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Virtue, East Whitby, at Harry Rogers'; Mr. Stephen ,L„ Washington* Washington* Glendive, Montana, at F. W. Lee's Mrs?S. Way Kent, Paris, and Mr. Adam Sharp, Toronto, at Mr. Andrew Sharp's; Miss Mary Tordiff, Paris, at home; Miss McGuffin, Toronto, at Mr'. H. J. Werry's; Sergt. Ben. Palmer, Ottawa, at home; Mr. Osbert Byers, Toronto, at the farm; Mrs. Chapman, Tyrone, at Mr. J. E. Virtue's; Mr. and Mrs. Will. Trewin, Haydon, Miss' Maud Courtice, Toronto, Mrs. Hastings, Hampton, am a bouncing baby boy at Mr. Elias Ashton's; Miss Marion Virtue, Peterboro, at home; Miss Curtis, Toronto, at'Mr. T. McGill's; Mr. Milton and Miss Gertrude Sanderson, Toronto, with Mr. Wilfrid Sanderson; Mr and Mrs Rd and Mr. AI. McNeil in Toronto....Presbyterian Toronto....Presbyterian S. S. put up a fine concert on Good Friday. Proceeds$19... .Easter services at the Methodist church were well attended attended and very successful. Miss McGuffin, Toronto, delivered a fine missionary address. address. Special music by a Women's choir while six young ladies ushered and took up the offering. Thank-offering $25 85. A first-class concert was given vionday evening. Mrs. John .Baker in her beautifully sweet and sympathetic voice "delighted her hearers with three solos--My Kingdom, Rose in the Bud and My Task, while Miss Gertrude Stevens' magnificent voice was never in better form as she rendered, receiving great applause, applause, My Mother's Rosary, and Call of the Woods, with You better Ask Me, and The Bird of Paradise, as encores. This was Miss Stevens' thank-offering to her home church. The Haydon girls' drill was indeed beautiful and loudly applauded applauded while the literary selections by Miss Ethel Gilbert, Miss Esther Stevens and Mrs. Edwin Ormiston and J. Whitcomb Riley's The Old Man and Jim were much enjoyed as also the numerous Grafonola selections by Mrs. Lee. Proceeds $22 65. For Sunday and Monday $48.50 Con gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. Talmage Henry and - Mr. and Mrs, Ed.Millson--three soldiers....Hosk* in Palmer is somewhat improved. Results of Easter Examinations. Enniskillen Enniskillen Public School. Figures indicate percentage: Wilbert Smith 78, Laura Virtue 76, Cora Sharp 71. Sr IV--Alma Werry 72. Jr IV--May Werry 82, Marjorie Virtue 3l, Clarke Dorland 81, Grace Grieve 77. Sr III--Gordon Preston 79, Reva McGill McGill 75, Winnie Ashton 74, Myrtle Brunt 73, Loverne Griffin 72, Olive Sharp 67. Jr III--Milton Stainton 81, Reta Ashton 69, Sr II--Gladys Stainton 83, Elàine Palmer 67. Jr II--Jean Thompson 78, Ernest Werry 77, Maude Ashton 52. Elsie E Rundle, Teacher. ( Crowded out last week) Mr. and Mrs. Jas. and Mr. Will McLaughlin, McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Trewin attended the Taylor-McLaughlin wedding at Nestleton on Wednesday Mr. Wm. Trewin, Bowmanville, was guest recently at Dr. Slemon's Mr. Edward Bradley and Mrs. Hattie Groat, Oshawa, were guests at F. W. Lee's... .Mrs. Norman Redpath was called to Lakefield, by the sudden death of her brother-in-law, Mr. Hull..-. .Little Muriel Moore's birthday party Friday was marred by a severe accident to Hoskin Palmer, who fell thro' an opening in the bam floor into a trough in the pig-pen where a nail pierced his face cutting it badly. Dr. Slemon was summoned and put in ten stitches. The little patient is improving nicely... .Wednesday .Wednesday evening a most interesting debate "Resolved that the S. S. has done more for the uplift of humanity than the Bible Society" was given by four of our young people--Miss Irene Bentham and Mr. Frank Dorland affirmative. Miss Helena Werry and Mr. Russell Gilbert, negative The judges were--Miss Rundle, Rev. H. Wilkinson and Mr. J. A. Werry gave the decision in favor of the affirmative by two points. More debates would be beneficial Linoleums and Floor Oilcloth in great variety at Mason & Dale's Hardware. SOLINA Full house at Zion to see the dramâ given by our Epworth Leaguers.... Mrs. C. H. Scott has been ill Mr. A. E. Williams. B. S. A. District Representative, Port Hope, and Mr: Jennings Dept, of Agricnfiure, Ottawa, addressed Farmers' Club Tuesday on Co-operafive marketing of wool Mr. and Mrs. T. Baker attend ed the funeral of his sister Mrs. Chas. Branton at Oshawa. Interment Wednes- .Eldad S. S. will hold anniversary as usual May 27-28th. New Officers elected are:--Supt.-- W. T. Taylor; Asst. Supt.--John Baker; Secretary--E. Secretary-- E. R. Taylor; Treasurer--A. L. Pascoe; Librarian--Clarence Vice; same staff of teachers... .Telephone system is demoralized by storm .. Recent visitors: Miss Ada Cooledge, Peterboro Normal at home; Messrs Norrpan and Nelson Reynolds Reynolds and Miss Clark, Toronto, at Mr. Jno. Reynolds; Miss Irene Argue, Toronto, Toronto, at home;» Miss Julia H. Werry at Kedron; Miss Edna Reynolds at Toronto; Toronto; New Officers of Solina Division S. of T. No 40 are: W. P.,--Elmer Gibson; W. A.,--Miss Edna Reynolds; R. S.,--A. L. Pascoe; A. R. S.,--Miss Rilda Hocka- day; Treasurer--Roy Langmaid; F. S.,-- B. G. Stevens; Chaplain--Miss Nora Werry; Conductor--Harold Pascoe; Asst. Con.,--Miss Mary Reynolds; I. Sent.,-- Miss Doreen Van Nest; O. Sent.,--Everett Cryderman; P. W. P.,-- C. D. Pascoe; W. Patron of Cadets--Miss Edna Reynolds .... Several new autos are coming this way--horse vehicles are too slow for the modern farmer, eh? Solina Women's Institute will meet at the home of Mrs. Silas Williams on Thursday April 12 at 2.30 p. m. Good program is being prepared. Members bring a friend. Sewing Machines--$50 machines for $30 at F. O. Mason's for next two weeks. Every Lady is invited to see the New Spring Coats and Suits.--The finest collection collection they have ever shown at Couch, Johnston & Cryderman's. EBENEZER BETHESDA Report of Easter Examinations of S. S. 10, Darlington. Figures denote per cent: Sr IV--Mary Brightwell 70; Winnifred Cole--66.6; Beatrice Bigelow--62; Douglas Douglas Cole--53.7; Sr III--Johnnie Thomas --70.7; Jr III--Bertha Cole--68.2; Clinton Bigelow--65; Mae Brent--61.6; Sr II-- Ethel Hoar--77.1 (Honours); Jr II--Ross Bigelow--62.2; I Bk--Tom R. Hoar--80 (Honours); Lizzie Bigelow--61. Jean Calder, Teacher. MAPLE GROVE Shoes Worth Wearing Epworth League Thursday evening will be of a Missionary and Easter flavor-- good program.... Miss Gerda Pickell is home from Detroit after a pleasant visit with relatives.., .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor have moved into the house at West Courtice formerly occupied by Mr. Clement.... Misses I^yla Osborne and Luella McCalpin of Toronto teaching staff are home for holidays.... Annual S. _S. meeting Tuesday when these officers were elected: Hon. Sup't-- R. E. Osborne; Sup't-- K. E. Courtice; Associate Sup't-- W. R. Courtice; Secretary F. Everson; Ass't Sec'y--Herb Nichols; Treasurer-- L. J. Courtice; Librarian--Chas. Found; Sup't Cradle Roll--Miss C.Courtice; Sup't Home Dep't--Miss A. Osborne; Missionary Missionary Sec'y--Miss S. Penfound; Pianist-- Frank Walters.... Mrs. Clewell, Hamilton, Hamilton, spent ihe week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Short.... Miss Olive Found is home from Chatham after an enjoyable visit.... Master John Delve is holidaying with relatives at Janetville.... Mrs. S. Everson visited friends at Camp- bellford... .Dogs will now be shut up or muzzled, in this vicinity in accordance with the recent Township Bv-Law. ... Miss Louise Osborne, Albert College, BeHëviÏÏé, is home for Eastertide Dr. W.E. Tilley inspected Nos. 4 and 8 schools last w eek and reported everything O. K. Misses Van Nest and Lear teachers Mrs. H. Curtis, Tyrone, spent week-end with her sister at Parsonage... .Thursday's .Thursday's sleet storm put phone lines out oï commission, and we feel pretty nearly "back in the woods"... .Miss Lear is visiting her home at Mallory town--. Measles are in W. R.PickelJ'shome, baby Glenn being the victim. Sid. Nichols is also afflicted. These "germans" are not vicious but .annoying... .Sergt. Elmer Rundle, Toronto, accompanied by his friend, Mr. Ward, spent Easter holiday at home Mr. and Mrs. F. Langmaid, Zion, Sundayed at.Mr. S. S. Brooks'.... Miss Tulley, Toronto, enjoyed the holiday with Mr. J. Tulley Sunday services were favored with lovely weather, and large audiences enjoyed the Easter spirit. In the morning, Pastor Delve preached an inspiring sermon on "The Truth of the Resurrection." Suitable music by our fine choir was rendered. In the evening, the Song Sermon on "The Cross" was enjoyed enjoyed by all, both choir and congregation taking part in the musical services Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wight, Providence, Sundayed at her home here Mr. Frank Walters spent Monday in Toronto. ...Mrs, S. Penfound is visiting her sister Mrs. Jas. McKenzie, Columbus :'V. Pte. Bert Griffin of "Bantams," Toronto, spent week-end with Mr. T. Gimblett Mr. Thomas Short, Oshawa, is holidaying at Mr. R. Short's Courtice's enterprising mer chant and postmastèr J. Walters, has just distributed a carload of flour, bran and shorts, consigned from Winnipeg Mrs. W. R. Courtice and children are spending a few days in Toronto... .Mr. Roy Nirhnlg has invested in a new motorcycle Ex-Reeveand M?sTWT"Er~Courtice received a cable Tuesday that their son Miss Mary Cole, Bethesda is visiting her sister Mrs. Milton Samis... .Miss Emma Cox, Benton Harbor, Mich., is visiting her nephew Mr. Noble Metcalf ;... Master Frank and Miss Mary Foley, Brooklin, Sundayed with their uncle Mr. J. D. Stevens Rev. R. A. Delve preached preached a very appropriate Easter sermon, choir furnishing excellent music too.... Sunday School annual meeting "was held Monday evening. Officers elected are: Hon. Supt.--Mr. Jacob Stevens; Supt.-- Thos. Snowden; Asst, do-- H. G. T. Freeman; Freeman; Secretary--Eber Snowden; Asst, do --Lome Stevens; Treasurer--M. Munday, Sr; Librarian--Cyril Rundle; Asst, do-- Truman Power; Junior do--Morley Burgess; Organist--Miss Gertie Lymer; Assistant--Miss Aura Rundle; Teachers: Bible Class-- H. G. T. Freeman; Girls class Jr--Mrs. F. Swallow; Boys class Jr --Mrs. T. Power; Primary Jr--Lloyd Snowden; Primary--Mrs. M. Munday, Sr; Organized classes will elect' their own teacher. The meeting was a most successful successful one various problems being discussed discussed freely and in good spirit, all being brought to a satisfactory conclusion. Anniyersary to be held as usual... .Sympathy .Sympathy of our people is extended to Mrs. Axford on death of her sister. Secure your sugar at once--20 lbs for $1.79 at R. Snowden's, the Elite Grocery. HAMPTON Easter visitors: Miss Mabel and Mr* Howard Challis, Bowmanville, at Mr. H* J. Wilcox's; Mr. Harold Williams, Toronto, Toronto, at Mr. S. J. Williams; Mr. O. Clark, Toronto, with friends; Mrs. W. N. Brown, MissE. and Miss N.Johns at home; Messrs. Norman, Vernon and Harry Welsh at their home; Mr. andMrs. A. B. Cryderman and Miss Hilda in Toronto attending the Hoidge-Clark wedding; Miss B. Dundas visiting her sister Mrs. S. Bate; Mrs. J. Wickett and Miss Greta, Bowmanville, with friends!.. .Mr. Harold Clark left this week for Toronto to take a course in Business College.. t . Sorry to learn that Mrs. W. N. Brown has been ill....Mr. W. R. Allin is in Cobourg this week acting as one of the County Auditors.... The concert given Monday evening by the Junior League was one of the be t yet the program consisting of recitations, dialogues, dialogues, solos, duets, vocal and instrum entai was well given and showed thoughtful selection and careful training. The Superintendent, Miss Roach and her assistants assistants Mrs. J. Colwill, Miss L. Burns, Miss R. Kerslake and Miss. E. Salter, deserve great credit for their care and work in training the children. Proceeds $1850. z Report of Hampton School for Easter term, names in order of merit : V-- Marjorie Marjorie Cole*; Sr IV--Helen Johns*, Ernie Spry*. Louise Johns*, Meleville Clarke; Jr IV--Colon Stephens, Ruth Johns, Edna Cryderman, Allan White; Sr III--Arthur Tindale, Alice West, Ruby Clatwortby, Hazel Clarke, Marion Warder (absent); Jr III--Albert Allin*, Mildred Souch, Frank- Trenouth, Harold Allin* Shirley Gay, Jesse Jones& Wat ace Jeffrey absent. Sr II--Emma Niddery*, Percy Cowling*, Cowling*, Blanche Cryderman*, Vera Carr, Ernie Gay*, Verna Devitt (absent). Tr II -- Reta Nichols*. Ross Trenouth*, Charlie White*, Audrie Clarke*, Laverne Clarke, Eleanor Cook and Marv Peters equal, Albert Spille, Clifford AUin, Mabel Carr (absent). Sr I--Mary Niddery*, Irene Petley*, Lizzie Lizzie Robbins,* Laverne Clemens*, Edna Carr, Upton Stephens, Effie Robbins, Marjorie Gay. Sr Primer--Harry Cowling, Cowling, Ivan Stephens, Rowena Stephens. Jr Primer Winnie Cryderman, Percy Burgess, Evelyn Robbins, Richard Robbins, Robbins, Norman Clemens, Ruth White, [absent), Reta Carr (absent). •Honors F. J. Groat, ) Tparhers Evelyn Currie, j leacners - Howard had arrived safely in- England Mrs. Henry Balson entertained her S. S. girls to tea on Wednesday evening. Réport for S S 4, Darlington, for March, Names in order of merit: Fifth Class--*WalterJ£undle, 67, Mary Found. _67. Sr IV--* Harry Osborne, 'Gordon Trull. Jr IV--Addie Nichols, Irene Welsh, (absent). Sr ' Darlington Township By-Law Respècting Muzzling Dogs. Regal's World Famed THE REGAL business grew from a small beginning. It was built on a knowledge of shoe leather--a study of shoe style and shoe service--of human feet and how to fit them. Régals have builders for others- ing so with us. been business -they are prov- Spring Stock is now complete complete in all the newest shapes - and colors. Prices range from $5.00 to #7.50 Fred R. Foley On the Sunnysidè Bowmanville Notice to Creditors IN THE MATTER of the estate of John E. Sonley, Insolvent. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that John E Sonley of the Township of Darlington in the County of Durham, carrying -on business as Farmer at the said Township of Darlington has made an assignment under the Assignments and Preferences Act of all his estate, credits and effects to David W. Parks of the Town of Oshawa, for the general benefit of his creditors. A meeting of his creditors will be held at the office ofÀIr. W. E. N. Sinclair, Barrister, in the town of Oshawa on Monday the sixteenth day of April A D., 1917, at the hour of 3.30 o'clock in the afternoon, to receive a statement of affairs, to appoint inspectors and fix their remuneration, and for the ordering of the affairs of the estate generally. Creditors are requested ' to file their claims with the assignee, with the proofs and particulars particulars thereof required by the said Act, on or before before the day of such meeting. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that after the First day of May A. D., 1917, the Assignee Assignee will proceed to distribute the assets of the debtor amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall then have been given, and that he will not be liable for the assets or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person or persons of whose claim he shall not> then have had notice. - DAVID W. PARKS, Oshawa, Assignee by his Solicitor. 15-2 W. E. N. SINCLAIR, Oshawa, Ont. JiTSell. Exclusive StyU is always found here. We don't mean extremes, but sane, dignified exclusiveness, such as the woman who cares insists upon. Let us show you the New Models Knox's Shoe Store The Store of Quality and Service. NOTICE Farmers, snap for quick Sale 1 Deering Binder nearly new 1 Deering 13 Disk Drill nearly new 1 Deering 12 tooth Cultivator 1 Planet Corn Cultivator 2 1 Horse Power Gas Engines James Bennett Deering Agent Box 32, Bowmanville Try a couple tins of our French Peas 2 for 25c--a rare treat. R. Snowden. Sewing Machines--$50 machines for $30 at F. O. Mason's for next two weeks. Use Neu Tone on your walls. The sanitary washable Oil Paint without gloss at W. H. Dustan's. Found, Elsie Welsh, (absent). Jr III-- Hazel Rundle, Allie Worden, s (absent), John Oke, (absent. Sr II--Eleanor Tul- ley, Nina Oke, Mary Tulley, (absent). Jr II--Norman Welsh, (absent).. Sr I--Keith Worden, Cecil Welsh,, (absent), Willie Wade, May Wade. Primer--Orval Grills, Irene Grills, Fern Oke, (absent). •Present every day. Marion M. Van Nest, teacher House cleaning time is at hand. If you want a new Linoleum or floor oilcloth see Mason & Dale's Hardware. A beautiful collection of voile, silk and crepe de chene blouses. Just opened at Couch, Johnston & Cryderman's. By-Law No. 753. A By-law to provide for the destruction of dogs in certain cases in the Township Township of parlington. Passed March 31st, 1917. Whereas it is known that certain dogs have been running at large through the Township within the past few weeks and that certain animalshaving been bitten by said dogs and the animals so bitten had to be destroyed owing to being affected by rabies; and whereas it is only right and proper for thé protection and safety of life and property that some action be taken to prevent as far as possible the spread of said disease which might or could arise from the biting of any dog or dogs which may have come into contact with any dog or dogs affected with rabies. Therefore the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Darling ton by and under the authority of the Statutes governing the same hereby enacts, enacts, and it is hereby enacted by the autfi ority of the same, that from and after the passing of this By-Law it shall not be lawful lawful for the owner, possessor or harbourer of any dog in this municipality to allow such dog to run at large unless securely muzzled; and it is hereby enacted that the aie menais, owner, possessor or harbourer of any dog, HI Arthur who allows such dog to run at large con -3 THRIFTY FOLKS Don't let your.buildings become shabby the cost of painting is trifling and it beautifies beautifies as well as preserves the structure. The Martin-Senour Paint 100 % Pure is superior to hand prepared Lead aid Oil because it is made only of pure White ■- Lead, Pure Zinc Oxide and well aged Linseed Oil together with the necessary Drier and coloring pigments compounded in correct proportions by the most modern and powerful machinery. W,H. DUSTAN, Quality Hardware Over 70 Colors Phone 74 trary to the provisions of this By-Law, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding Twenty Dollars with costs. And be it further enacted that it shall and may be lawful for any constable or other person to kill or destroy any dog found running at large, unless securely muzzled, contrary to the provisions of this By-Law, and that any and all provisions contained in any By-Law heretofore enacted enacted by the Council of this Corporation contrary to the provisions of this By-Law are hereby repealed. W. R. ALLIN, JAMES STANLEY, Township Clerk. Reeve. : ' . ' I4-3W The New Wall Papers Ncm> Ready of a The Wall Paper for your homeàs here. In the decoration home today it is color and design and effectiveness that is sought. From our immense stock you can make your home a place of harmony and refinement at a very moderate cost. Wall papers from 8c per roll to 50c per roll with and 9 or 18 inch borders to match. Stock carried of all samples shown. ceilings W. T. Big 20 Bookstore ALLEN - BowtruiriPille