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Its principal i that remedies for ive relief for only a t Itimately they unfit {he stomach to do its own proper 'Work, because they make its already do the ed it should do. roved in thousands it is worth the while ry Sufferer from stomach trou- ble go'give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills u fair trial. Mr. Edward Chatterton, mpbleton, N.B., says :--* I have been a great sufferer from indigestion and stomach trouble and although I had treatment from several doctors, I did not find a cure until I began 1sking Lu Williams' Pink Pills. can hardly describe how muck Isuf-| Ch; i i Ba Son EN Chief Whip, Mr. Sutherland is too with it more or less agony, and I a complete distaste | the Bench than he would be trying un toto burk enquiry before the Public came Accounts Committee. I had almost be think my case incurable when across a pamphlet advertising Dr J Pink Pills and I de-| There are many strong men in the I am| Commons [rom the Bay of Quinte I did so, for I|district. Mr. A. E. Owenot East not been taking the Pills long Northumberland is not quite in the e { found them helping me, and | Bay district but he is near enough in six weeks every symptom of the | © be counted. Although a com- I can now |Paratively new member Mr. Owen eat hartily almost any kind of food, has made a good ; impression on the and nd longer experience pain and House as an active and intelligent , discomfort a's eating." It is because Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make new, rich blood that they! cure such troubles as indigestion, rheumatism, neuralgia, and backaches, St. Vitus dance and other forms of nerve troubles. They| From Hastings County come two cure the irregularities of girlhood |able men, to wit, Mr. E. Guss Port- and bring ease, |er and W. B. Northrup. Mr. Port- comfort and health to sufferers. Sold | er is a busy lawyer and finds it hard by all medicine dealers or by mail at |to spend all the session at Ottawa, 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2 50 but he is always in demand as one Medicine | of our best debaters. Mr. North- cided to give them"a trial. trouble had vanished. headaches and womanhood, from The Dr. Williams' Co., Brockville, Ont. course from Levis and St. John angious to-have money spent in what they gould for their own towi.. ed for them. Several vacancies illiam elected by atclama- aving accepted offices under the crown. There seems to be some friction over these last two gentlemen's appointments and even members of the Govern- ment were insisting that the order bad not actually gone through council even after the Montreal Hearld, Hon, Sydney Fisher'spaper, had made the formal announcement Mr. Calvert will not be greatly missed. He seldom or never spoke in the House and contented himself I! with close attention to his duties as judicial in temperment for a polit- ician and will be more at home on member, faithful in his attendance upon the House and upon Cota- mittee. He is especially interested in agricultural matters and is al- ways on the lookout for the frum grower's interests. rup, on tneother hand keenly en- joys the Parliamentary game and METHODIST CHURCH' REV. R, H. LEITCH, Pactor. Sabbath Services, 1] and 7. Week Evening does an enormous amount of hard work in preparing cases before the Pubiic Accounts Committee and in Iollowing the business of the House. 'He is universally looked upon as as Cabinet timber, ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, { REV. A. C. CAMERON, B. A., Pastor. Sabbath 11.00 and 7.00. Week Eveui: fervices, an Tha vening Dr. J. W. Edwards of Frontonac, did good work during his first ses sion. He got Mr. Pugsley badly tangled up over the carstruction of BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. MR. HOBSON, PASTOR. Sabbath Services, 10.30 and 7.00. 'Weok Evening Bervice, Thursday, 7.30. his cottages at the Kingston military institute. By the way those cot- tages are stll an unexplained mystery and it 'would not be sur- prising if Dr. 'Edwards had some thing tosay about them at the next OHUROH OF THE ASCENSION. REV. B. W. ALLEN, M. A., Incombent. Morning Prayer--let. 3nd sod Sth Sunday each month. | Mr. Wilson is a shoe merchant in Napanee and during the course of session. A veleraly member universally hked and respected is Mr. Uriah Wilson of Lennox and Addington. the year he meets about every voter REV ~. RICHARDSON. Titfrd Sunday at 10.30 8. m, a study of ummigration and is prob- > Profits in Hog Production. TEE OBSERVER Has & GooD CIRCULATION, and is constantly growing in favor. It id money in pr ® i oy Sil , {Church Choir in this place 'has for , There ace deputations here of aRiR rie dy { their Some of the mem- 'The tonic treatment for indiges-| bers are not in the confidence of the , catarrh of the stom-| Governmient:and did not know what is is having remark-{ was to ed for. They were siiccess in curing obstinate | rounded 'up and brought here hav- and deserves attention from |ing the one object in view of getting Some of these days, however, Sir jon that digest the food for | Wilfred "Tianrier: will get up and say that those extravagant bonuses were paid because deputations ask- r The membership of the Holise powers still weaker by disuse, changes quite ay and a Hewly the remedy that strengthens | elected Hg itself remains intact the stomach makes it capable of di- | hyt a 2 House the food for itself, and this | have already occurred in the pre: hg A A Seimedy thal sent Parliament, neatly all of them nic for the stomac| Govetnm ide t for the bleed and nerves as well, 90 the oy invigorates the entire system and makes recovery from the painful, ingeffects ofindi i pi Ailih, B.C., made peaker Suther- in his constituency. He therefore knows pretty well what the people are thinking about, He has made = ably the best posted manon this Several sums from | gybject in all Canada. $300 to $10,000, have Fy with me for immediate in- vestment at lowest rate. HUBERT L. EBBELS, Barrister, Port Perry. J Elsewhere we publish a review of the world's situation in regard to hogs and hog products by the in- spector of meats at Edinburgh, Scot- land. This reviewer states that at 9s. per 112 lbs, (2c. per Ib.) for meat and 42s. per 112 lbs. (gc. per Ib.) for dead pork, the British farmer can make money at the bus- iness. How do these figures com: pare with thecost of producing hogs in Canada? Meal at one cent per at joued is considered dear feeding for ogs in this' country, even when . | prices for hogs tun up to 87 and $8 cwt. .ive weight. If the British armer, with high rents to pay and not | eher things in proportion, can make i odtcing hogs on the basis laid dows, surely the Can: dian farmer, who is much more favorably situated as to costof land, Bishop of Toronto 'will administer the Apostolic Rite of Confirmation in the Church of the Ascension, Port Perry, next Sun- day morning at 1 o'clock. The Music of the ist many years been famous ap- propriateness and excellency and the demand for the services of this choir on special occasionsat churches in the surrounding localities has been frequent and insistent, and in- variably its renditions have proved highly satisfactory ; but we question if ever, for efficiency and general present constituted. Its rendition ing last was as near perfection as may be, whiie the accomplished Soloist delighted her hearers in a manner that {onder other circum- stances) taptiirous and ungtinted in keeping with the high order of the vocal accomplishments, The ap- perfect the coStumé arrange || ment throughout? = D. Fergusha, lot 11, con. 5. Reach, supplied THE OBSERVER with a potato, two ouncés. ArTER DEER.--The following obtain- ed Deer Licenses in Port Perry and are E Anglo, Raglan ; J sale; W. L. Parrish McDermott, Frank Spefite, D. Carnegie, M. Mec: Dermott, J. Ireland, J. Stovin and G. The cause of an epidemic of typhoid fever at Wingham has been traced to a contaminated well. The grocers of Bracebridge have of goods on Saturday evenings. Mrs. Parkhurst, the leader of the Suffragettes, is coming to Canada. She will find this a cold climate. The Toronto Globe has no sym- pathy with the House of Lords, means an increase of 23,000 swce 19ot. Burk's [falls sticks to plabk side- walks, and the Arrow reproaches the people for their backwoods in: stincts. The Peterborough Review scouts | i Arnold Hamilton, the critic of tne transcendentalist." The Hon. W. J: Hanna 'gave a consumptives' Sapatoridth at St. Catharines. The Japanese budget provides $30,000,000 for the redemption of the national debt and proposes to 000 a year during the next two Toronto Telegram :-- Peterbor- benighted heathen to stick to local recreations--vote buying and per- jury, or both. Read the pain formula on a box of Pink where. Try one and see Toronto News: --It is estimated that the run of salmon this season gave employment, either on shore or afloat, fo 25,000 ple and these received over $8,000,000 in signed by several d persons, ying for executive ency in th oi Mrs Robifisort, pire ad woman Snes sentence of death at Sud- bury, was presen! to the Minister of Justice on Saturday by Mrs. Adam Shortt and Mrs. Peter Larmouth of Ot- sen the Council for due consideration. A Wianiveg metal fish sii¥rchant, to- day testified before the Dominion Fish '| feed, etc., should be able to do so woman can have ge, the great hair Mr. John Abbott. business assessment. umber. investigate the Messrs. Thos. Pengally, Caesarea ; R.|troduce a By-law to re Harbor, Kin- | 10 be charged electric i . works service. Un motion the Council adjourned, personal cheque to * cover the cost of furnishing a room in the new | yor vent roth. he | FeD beautiful uriant hair : aris- | xuriant by use Paris: excellency it equalled the choir as at | ¢ i iA oly rk to be park purposes, C of the Anthem on Sunday even- Unger, atcounts also n charged to, On motion of Cou Councilor gn a petition to Go i applaiise Would have followed. The | ernmental ownership of instrumental accompaniments were | 8ervice & Un motion of Council seconded by Councilor pearance of the Choir is, also up-to Jag pid 12 Jk date and orthodox as regards the|Fund ; and $20.30 paid | manner in which the ladies are uni- | Vickery for cement, formly arrayed--their garments | ACO nt | also $9.74 to Mr, _| being neat and appropriate. Why | ent, ¢ Reeve was ins i she sod : e Skating uildin Tar Biggest Potato YET.--Mr. A. |to the Council on its safety On motion pf Cotntlle he dug the other day on his fine farm goconden b that tips the beam at three pounds and | Gerow were appointed a Committee to schemes of Electric railway connection with Toronto, ave notice that at the already on the hunting grounds:-- | pext meeting on i citor Ci Messrs, Stonehouse = and |! Bowerman, Port Perry § Cds | iy The next public holiday will be o ANNIVERSARY OF GUY Seve) -- Christmas Day, osters announcing an out of Program on the evening of tomor- In the opinion of the Argus, Mid-|row (Friday) sth November land is geting too many China-|circulation. The Gunpowder: PI t men. aythors will appear in effegy an thé infamous perpetrators The committee are of "the stamp to make their entest both amusing and interesting. | © decided to discontinue the delivery oF Qoings FE, Luks 3 , - Specialist can be consulted, fre charge, at W. H. McCaw's J Store, Port Perry, Tuesday Nov. 9th. If your eyes need gl i will pay you to call. be lexamined every two. yeas least as the sight changés, yw AUCTION SALE, --It will be seen by the but it highly approves of the Cana-| posters that Mr. M. Hockin, lot 20, con. dian Senatel 2, Reach, has given instfuctions to Mr. Jackson to sell on the premises, withe Ottawa, oh the assesors' report, Seseipe, on Friday, bcd 12, all his : { This | stock, implements, &c. claims a population of 83.360. This leaving the farm so all must be sold, |: GREAT Cow SALE, BY AUCTION; AT MYRTLE STATION.--Mr. G. Jacksowhas been autiiorized to sell by Auction at Myrtle Station, on Saturday, Ni 6, commencing at one o'clock, i Cows--a nuinber of which are Holsteins, nd 5 are new wilch, The cows are e celebrated Dairy Stables of Fotden, Beachville, aud are of new school {readers, asa 'golfing Stamp sold at Myntle Stotion Jest year ' arid which are highly spoken of now by the purchasers at that sale. Don be present at this sale. Ra '| Jackson will auctioneer. = Bip oll Souler: Jey for thé gale is W, November o'clo¢k--Sale at One. (8 ers). Just Receivep a Cat wages. Salmon fishing on this| Flour of the celebrated continent is no lost art. "Purity" and "Three Sta Ottawa, Oct. 31.--A monster petition 1 will dispose of # fi A Rousing Celeb The Anniversary of tion of the Gun Powder of the National Council of Women, who | celebrated by an approp Have taken the Wp Eon: Mr. teriajoment ni or 16 ylesworth provifse all the - | Port Pérry, un t tations made would he Bresedted 7 the Eady Loder ve x odist Discipline, ; fhich forbids Clergymelt 1b Tdulgs | orks oor aL otsnd, be weed. of the pair is hourly expected. oY 7113 | ---- lee t| | The Department of Inland Rev-| 'Record Oatoh of Oodfieh. enue has made an examipation of as Sr whiskey 6d in the province of Quebec, and finds that the only general fault is that the stuff is not up to the standard strength. Sofne samples taken showed that half the volume was added water. A new explosive, a British inven- . . our Geel, of the fishing = considered and hailing from this port, the cod record, which he -establish- ed in 1907, with a catch of 000 pounds, the biggest ever board. News of the recpr was receieved here fi C.B., whete the ,Ta| bound was reported. Shes due at this port in about two days. Tatler is a twomastét of about 140 tons and, catties a cr is estimated that bring from $20,000 to $25,000. A Degerved Tribute. The meitibers of -the Methodist choir spent a pleasant evening re- cently at the home of Miss Elva Brownscombe. After a dainty ge- freshment had been served, Miller read and presented the fol- lowing address to Mrs. Wright, lgader, and Mrs. McGuire, organist, the former having resigned to take a similar position in Port Perry, and the latter, not wishing t sume the dual responsibillty, wil- lingly gave up her position in favor of Mr. Arthur Nix, 1 appointed leader and organist com- bined, with Miss Nix as soloist : Dear Friends: We, the members your choir, have learned with deep regret that you are both giving up your present positions in connec- tion with our church. For several years we have had the pleastre of singing under your guiddnce and we have learned to love and re- spect you both very highly. Perfect harmony, has prevailed throughout, both in Connection with the music and the singing; and what is still better, perfect love and has roigned in our hearts, not only amongst ourselves, but also for you, our beloved |eaders: :. We feel that you have done a_nohle work in our church and also throughout opr , of revolutionising k in connection with the con- ction of the Panama Canal, tested on the Isthmusof Pana- cently, and as a result the advice of Senator Geo. W. oss to the students ol Toronto Al University to avoid slang as they arow,{ Would a, viper speech has become more hreciou s it has grown less common and ore difficult to presevere, since lang has to a greater or less extent come the language of the press, e platform, and even the pulpit, d since the virus is spread by + |ment to mnie [From The Globe of Oct. 30] nt eftect of the high g@rtailment of the export trade in flour from this Province. On Thurs- day evening a miller in Western Ontario telephoned to a dealer at the Board of Trade building, saying that he was being obliged tb pay $1.04 per bushel for winter Wheat. [Other millers from different tions lave had the same {advanced prices to tell this week 1 The result fs that brokers and deal- 6 ers cannot buy winter ents in their own sacks outside for ess than $4.15. To ship this {flour to Britain and make Pprofit, the export dealer must find tla market at 2gs 3d per barrel for if the only place where this price is being paid at present is in Scotland. In London the market isaway be- low that of Ontario, soft flour "sell- ing in straight run at 25s. ference is 4s 3d in the English and Canadian quotations is suffici- ent to shut out entirely Ontario tents from the chief market Glasgow dealers, too, are beginning to complain of the unyielding high prices in this coun- try, and are threatening to go to the English Miller for their flour. The quality of the wheat grown in England is very much the same as in Qntario, and the flour made from it contains the quality of softness ngs pet barrel | 4 increasingly substituted for the product from across the seas, at least until the latter shows seme marked signs of Those buyers in Scot- land, who continue to look to Ont- ario millers and dealers for their supplies, are principally those who have no-business connection with the sister isle, and Jare holding to Canada in the hope that relief will the form of lower matkets for wheat and flour. Free Press :--"All the 3 - tenor of the moral life of is a little higher, a little nobler and a little more heavenly because you two ladies have given us the bene: fit of your excellent musical abili- i You bave done a great deal towards spreading the Gospel in our nridst and in building up the | life of our church. We realize that not only the choir, but dy Cold Cure Te king wonders in my parish.' ventics surely hii) check a d, | , in a very ar Sots and uinine, nothing ine for feverish lta chil of 48 at @5c. Sold by all dealers. ! re Auction Satk..--Messrs. George cut down the taxation by $5,000,-| 4 Hugh McHoull, = 6, con. 10, Scugog (half-mile cast of town b ! years being about to leave the locality : and take up their residence ough _Chinamen were fined for Queen City, having deci gambling. Which will teach the by auction, five first-class horses, a large number of pure-bred and cattle and a quantity of a implements, vehicles, & Pain Tablets. Then ask your Doctor | having na further use. fo it there isa better one," Pain means |stock, implements, &c, congestion--blood resstife somewhere. | sold without reserve; Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets check | one 6f the most irportant @ucti head pains, womanly pang, Jain any: sales ever held! in: Si in' guided us in our service. e sincerely trust that Guire will continue as a member of our choir and benefit of her excellent voca ties, and we also trus}. that Mrs. Wright will give us her kind as- sistance whenever possible. prayer is that God may abundaiitly bless you both, and that when we are through singing in the church below we may all becofne members of that Heavenly choi up" yonder, where there will be ho more separ- ations and no fiiore farewelis.-- Uxbridge Joutnal, sw hours. 'Al comer," and coming fast. she is building rapidly and well naturally add to the respectful con sideration granted to her by other 0 countries and .causes her future «| prestige to loom larger. ing fact is her growing insistence that she owns the Arctic regions, the north pole and the whole out- The pole has a way of shifting about like a bobber on a fish line in changing , ¢utrents. fuel, na havigation that is attractive [10 .modern amusement. are there decent hotels or political chances worth ennumerating. You could'nt trade a string of iceberg for a watefielon or a "peach, The parks dre not fit to sit in and the aurora borealis runs the only elect- ric lighting system in the whole "| section. Give it all to Canada and put her under bonds §net to back for damages on a char, wi std prtuttion foronto Mail and Empire :--Ac- cording to President Northrop, of the University of Michigan, the ig- norance of the Bible prevelent in the universities of the United States isa disgrace to the scholarship of the country. The average fresh- map, and even the senior, knows very little of that great book, and in some quarters ignorancé of Scriptures is regarded as something road. This is the m which excludes all religious thought from the insti tutions of learning, beginning withthe The state of pubs c morals corroborates the. testi mony of President Northop, and suggests, that something qught to be done in the way of feform. Dino of the Blues in aid of the A Orphanage at Picton. 'A | suitable io the occasion SE ~ Gavé Blood fof Her Sister. : in, Oct, 30.--1a Mout ictoria Hospit tender leaves ofa h Ba hy a natural i + $i ¥ New Y k, Nov. 2.--Throughout 'Utiol, I ee salt was such' 3 give go encourage- pal tefotmerd. | In almost evary place where that Was 'made & pronounced issiie the ver. dict was qn the side of the machine. Judge Gaghor, the Tammany cai « djdate, carried New York by 70; 800 plurality over Bannard, jhe Republican-Fusionist, who in turn was 25,000 ahead of Ww. R. Hearst. Despite President. Taft's attitude of hostility toward the Cox machine in Cincinnati, that organization won out; the reformers were whip- ped out of their boots in Philadel- phia ; the labor organizations that elecled Schmitx in San Francisco are jagain victoriovs, and Heney, the militant reformer of California is apparently thoroughly trounced. The Fingy Connbrs machine wins in Bigalo, and the Barnes machine in Albany. : , New York, Oct 3o.--Checked in his fall through the air from a scaf- folding off which a fellow wotker had just pitched to death on the stone abut- ment of the Willi urg bridge, 150 feet below, James Donahue, a painter, to day in the sight of thousands hung sus- pended from a grappling hook at the end of a long rope whichhad caught in his clotting as he fell. _. i PE ward, Dolfhhne swung like a human pendulum in mid air for what seemed like hours to gasping' specta- tors, who expected every' moment to see the frail hold of the iron in his clothing ve way. Finally rescuers gn the bridge structure above swung another rope jo him. He Jrasped it 40d was carefully drawn up to safety. Owen Finpegan, a painter was the man killed, .. -. MARRIED. JACESON---MAWSAN-- At the Methodist Parsonage, Scugog, on , 29th, 1909, by the Rev. J. WF Totten Mr. Geo. Jackson to Miss Eva Marsan, all of Scugog. RH Cn -.,- Bi || Mrs. A Se neither! 6; Sunday the funeral toot place from the residence of his son Mr* Herb: ert Blake, 'Perry Street, to the Pine Grove Cemeters: the remains being ins yl terred in the family plot. | 6 CokaMan--In Port 'Perry; on Th : "Raeen cin Pett barns, aif Nigeta} B tn the foremost ranka of i present day and future tape, noisy and blustering 'throng of earth's true nobility, the eons of indns- 4g, independence and honor. He was born ov lot four in the first concession of Reach, and among his other poscessions at his demise was the old homestead the one tin which he first saw the light of day. Agricultural pursuits were his choice and he identified himself 'with every seheme tending to benefit the agriculturist and, of, course, what ben- efits that claes is good for all. He tock a forward and leading part in eyety movement likely to beneflt thé com- of society. He was an exemplary and consistent member of his beloved Zion munity and raise theth to a higher level. He stood desérvedly high in tho estimation of all who 'knew him, was justly regarded as a valuable member tisfaction of knowing ty to Wid fellow mei. nghean faith. His wife ' "aged 77 years! ; Deceased prior to his. removal fifty years ago to Port Perry was a' Fedduit of the Bay of Quite, . His honora and upright bearing secured lor him the confidence and respect of his fellow - townsmen. Ever ince he came to thi locality he has been steadily engaged at bis calling as a building contractor. His sudden demise wasa surprise to any even of his most intimate friends ; bat a short time since he met with an accident of which very fe¥% had any knowledge, the effects of which caused his departure. He was a devoted hus, band, kind-angd indulgent father and a good neighbor. i Beeides a dis 3 4 late widow, leaves four sons--Mr. Stephen Henry Corbman, Midland ; Mr. George Wilber Corbman, United States; Mr. Richard Corbman, Usiea, Mr. Dorman Corbman, at home ; abd four daughters, Ethel, Mary, Gertrude and Delila. 3 The funeral takes place to-day (Thurs: day) from the family residence, Bigelow Street, to the Pine Grove Cemetery. - Scugog. The Thank-Offering services heid at tte Head Church, Scugog, last Sunday were very successful, Rev E. E. Howard conductéd the services and preached. The response was very lib- eral reaching the sum of $56 00 The Seugog churches are making a fine. 1ecord in the various departments this year, Rev. G. Robiuson will preach next Sabbath at all the churches at the usual hours. Some who were. not pre gent last Sunday ma~v desire to ade something to the generous offerings: If so it will be cheerfully accepted by the grateful officials. r The Quarterly meeting will be held at the Centre Church, Scugog, on Suiday, Nov. 14th at 10,30 a.m ill Se 3 Tinsmith Wanted T SMITH WANTED ; who can dd L plambin as well, must he a ig m $12 00 por: Nev 0 foi, Ova Notice. fo Creditors of Walter Hoggarth late of the Township o Reach, in the County of Ontario, farmer, de- ceased. / URSUANT to Sec. 38 of Chapter 129 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1897, Hotice is hereby given that all cred- itors and others having claims against #he estate of Walter Hoggarth, late of the Township of Reach, in the County of Ontario, farmer, . who died cn or about the third day of October A D 1909, are, on or before the first day, of December, A.D 1909, to seid by post, pre-paid, to" Wm. H. Harris, Sdlicitor, Port Perry, or to Emma Ho; , Utica, Administra- trix of the said (deceased their christian names and surnames, addresses and ,de- scriptions, the full particulars of th claims, a stat of their an --the Church of England--Th was loyal to the land of his birfh and follow him" ; and as the post sx» SYersél. «The good alone hs joys sini, vi The good alone Ne great.' After a long Ais in this locality he leaves it vastly better than he found it, and his thrift And industry have secur- ed a gegerous portion of this world's pdf 'husband, a friend, and dis- | neighbor: loss will be keenly felt. e| He leaves an a le widow. to miourn with which be filled many important offices for many years Iwith credit, He was Goo of the first at the time of the Fenian raid in 1866 fo shoulder kis musket 'and report for duty. Having secured a competency, about fifteen sears ago he retired from farming, purchased a fine property in Prince Alhert whore he rpsided. nntil seven 'years riuce whem, he removed to Port Perry. He lived a useful, exemplary life and dies regretted by all, but "he rests from his laiors and his works do the nature of the securities, if any,; 7eld by them, and that after the day last' aforesaid the said Administratrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled. thereto having regard only to such claims of which notfee shall have been given above required, and the said Administra. trix will not be liable for the said assets, or part thereof, to any person or, ns of whose claim or claims notice. not have been received by her at Dias at Port. Pacey ta arth day of at erry this 2 y October, A D. 1909. WM. 3 ARIS) or Adfhini ix/ Notice to Creditors.