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TH FORMS War 1 Tax Forms Be Filed Before March 38lst. inevitable that an income 'should have been placed on statute books. The growing made" upon Canada, as f the free nations of the world, d in a life'and death battle i the forces of barbarism, and : necessity of distributing' the ; 'equitably as. possible, 'made the i position of a'tax, based ability 10 pay, merely a matter of (All the great nations engaged in ave found it necessary make their income tax one of ie their principal sources of revenue. 'the mere striking evidences e will to win in'these times of c ds 'the. spirit with which Te of Great Britain--npon shoulders rests the major i of the war's financial burden 'going about the work of sup- will make of the in- n opportunity to serve e which: has ever the attention of mankind. the fathers of the American nthe free 'peoples of the | upon di fortunes Ee f Canada is to take the form | South On- 8h Match, their Anaa ; Entertainnient, a minaries of: the eniteitainment a vim and deterinination that itd not fail of success and their efforts were 'richly crowned by a large and intelligent patronage and a splendid successful financial re- sult. The mena was the best pos: sible, while the literary and musical ~ | program delighted all and surpassed {in talent, richiiess and volume their {most sanguine expectations, and You Peoples Society of our town putpose giving the public a rich and are intelléctual tear on the'even- | ing of: Monday next in'their Parish Hall, They have induced' Mr. Spurr to give his original and noi: que Lectare, entitled: « A 7¥rip Thigagh Holy Land," which wil} be copiously illustrated with" slides. All to tha Paulsh Hall on the ev'g in question, the admission' has been placed within the reachofall. (See the advertisement) Help Wanted. --It will be seen by their 'advertisement elsewhere io this jsgue that the Chevrolet Motor Co, of 'Canada, Oshawa, require a number of handy men for a number. oli the Departments of their Works Thanks. --Mr, Thomas Sintzel; mine hast 'of * Delmont Cottage," Seven-Mile-Island, Seugog, will kindly accept thanks of T % Onskr- ver for copies of late daily papers. / Important Anoiiod Sale of 'Valuable e | Property It will be seen by » by the posters that the "Real Esfate,/ &c: of the Estate of the 'late Fred. J. Turner, innipeg ble Parcels, there is also ity of Chattels and all will at Auction prices. Mr, will be Auctioneer.' : ; s COMING --F. E. 'Lukg, Optician and Optometrist, 167 Yonge 'St., Toronto's able Eye-Sight Specialist.' Can be consulted about your eyes for glasses at i avis' Drug Store, Port ~ Thursday, April 11th, remain over night. fest ef patriotism is not y but what you do. have ceased reckoning er: Of days it will "take the o atriy to reach Borlin, EF (Taarvins' Licenses that ensure a big and profitable catch are obtainable at Tae Opserver Office, | Perry. : Packet :--Janey Canuck four per cent, of Canada's the several numbers were appland- ed to the echo. The following was . Elliott. Reading. Miss F. Walker Duet--Mrs, D. Archer and Mrs, H. Bmmersoii. Address--Rev, Mi; Ford. Solo=Mss. A. M.. Roberts. Pianists--Miss El anil' Miss Jack. Rey. pull his freigl some is ten million p ful nation 1 bad nine they lapped up meat 'and f ith Mr. Black occupied the i chair-and proved ao ideal chairman. i Al the close of the entertainment a vote of thaoks appreciative of the efforts of the Entertainers was mov- ed by Mr. W.: H. Clark; and second- ed by Mr. R. Murray, and Garried unanimously. The handsome fin- ancial result augmented the exche- quer of the Ladies' Aid by over one hundred dollars. The ladies of the Aid are desirous of returning' their sincere thanks to the numerous patrons on the occasion as well as fo the Entertainers who so kindly volunteered their valuable aad {dl ented services, . i THE FARM WELL (ExperiMeNTAL Farms Note) Good water is as essential as good food for. the maintenance of health in the family and the thrilt of the farm live stock. An "emple supply of pure, wholesome water is not only a blessing of inestimable value but one of the most valuable assets a farm can possess. There is no country in the world with a greater abundance of pure' water in lakes, rivers and springs than Canada and there is no insuperable difficulty in soldier féasts" 3 flabby, than fel R, E. Frage one of Brogk! energetic and son power to tion on the March 25. the list emb the larger sumber of ur agtical 2 tural distri ports of the Eaperimental Fartos shows that the Division of Chemis- try is doing a valuable work towards the improvement of . the farm water supplies throughout the Dominion, In the course of the past thirty years many bundreds of samples from farm wells bave been analysed and reported on. A perisal of these reports shows that year in and year out only about one-third of the 'wal- ers were pronounced as pure and Bloodlessness' many girls who life and good are pale, theif they have no 4 wholesome, in other words, 'were free | from excretal drainage' matter, This is not as it should be and the reason. is not hard to find. 'Io too'many instances convenienceonly has been considered in locating the well. For the most part we find those polluted wells under stables, in barn"yards or dangerously near the privy or where slops from the farm house were thrown ost. Wells in such locations can never be depended. on to yield |, pure water. They must sooner or later become polluted by filth drain- ingrinto them from the surronnding | soil, which inevitably becomes satu. rated with ~manarial products; These wells indeed act as cess pits 1 have been instructed be VM. MOLE sell by Auction, on lot concession: 10; "Reach = On Tuesday March. 261 The following Desirable and Valu- , 'able Farm Stock, Machisery, &c. ORSES. Hey Horse _e | Bay Mare aged , | Brown Horse rifing 9 years * | Grey Mare rising 5 years Bay Mare risiag 4 years Town Mare rising 3 years Say Py rising 2 years. : ebvée 1917 ncome---alf Fort ce WL Ya i ms rs 2 of the All and & the two ES aa Ea £5 Sep ches a Diartment o Finance, : ; Dtiaws, Canada "Inspector of Taxation, HARE © HUGH D. PATERSON, ag 59 Victoria St, TORONTO, Ont Auction SaLg~-Me. W, © Mole, lot 22, con." 10, Reach, bas autlior- ized Mr. Jacligon to scll by Auction without reserve 'oo his premises on Tuesday, March 26th, ali" his horses catile, | swing, fatming imple- | ments, && The adimals 'are all choice and facth machines apd © Implements good and allt will be! 3 sold at Auction prices; Mr. Mole is ; one of 'our most enterprising and successful farmers? his Yive stogk ist the best, being' a competent Jocks] of animals lie would not have &h in; ierior "one on lis farm; white his for Shi in Room, Receiving Soran Lumbe: Ya d. |The offerin, p IW. 8 years old, 3 Red Caw 4 ems old, due Det 8 Black Cow 3 years old; dué Api 25 Red Cow g years-old, freshened Red Cow 8 years bid, due Mar 28 ;| Red Cow 5 years old due May 20 Grey Cow 6 years old, due Apl 8 1 Heiler 2 years old 10 Spring Calves 2 Fall Calves, | WIRE Yarkshire Sow due May # Yorkshire Sow due 'May 12 SHEEP--8 Cotswold Sheep~good POULTRY--40 Hens. "MACHINES; &C» 'Binder, Peter Hamilton, good rep. | Steel Land Roller, Peter Hamilton | nearly néw Secd Drill, Peter Hamilton, 11 hoe Cultivator. Peter Ha on neatly i Snew Set Harrows, § sections, Peter Ham. ilton nearly new Mower, Frost & Wool nearly new Turnip Sower, Peter Hamion, neatly 'new . Single Plow, Frost & Wi x e| Turnip Polper ih Turnip Pulper, ¥ f Farm Machinery is, up to-ate ing } ! every respect, the best obtainabl{ ol evo i0 |and all willgoa i Tt : Of Frederick Jems urges, | best possible god. characterise Mole as an excellent judge of what constitites the right kind of uinals 2d and farm machinery are epsential y ET ' in order fo make. farming} eile ae re rs as ein a success, Make a nate" Fi this Teele: misteal & rot ae | ihe matter ifs mene ; : time, and place 'of "this_ Sale an i wi 1s Sour, you ds Kah Jeaviraly : 1don't fail to be in attendances See: ant, ang. of. lew Fond {v Sw. Is fr7" the posters for particulais, el he Notice to Credi Towaship of Reach, in Oatarlo, Faroter, deceas URSUANT to, Section 36, 121; of "the Revised rs turio; Notice is hereby 14 creditors and others having St the estate of the above nme. Bredegich James' Turger who died on' of about. Toth d Pecem dns are reg on or oy al 2 the eh fay April 0 18, to send e] Wg oh or diver GM So of Port. Perry, ministre ix of 1 keep saa 1 do's SE Lo Thi Ho at of no Samm aeeuring 3 trix "| tribute the a persons: only s to the at e time : and the