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SX &0 sSEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Postmaster General, will be received at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, June 8th, 1917, for the conveyance of His Maâ€" jesty‘s Mails, on a proposed Contract for four years, six times per week on the wroute Caistor Centre R. R. No. 8 (via «‘aistorville) from the Postmaster Genâ€" «ral‘s pleasure. Printed notices containing further inâ€" formation as to conditions of proposed ‘ontract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Offices of Caistor Centre, Caistorville and at the office of the Post Office Inspector, ‘Toronto. SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Postmaster General, will be received at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the 8th .Suné, â€"1917, . for . the. conveyance of His Majesty‘s Mails, on a proposed Contract for four years, six times per week on the route Smithville and Caistor Centre from the Postmaster General‘s pleagure. Printed notices containing further inâ€" formation as to conditions of proposed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Offices of Smithville, Caistor Centre and at the office of the Post Office Inspector, ‘Toronto. SFALED TENDERS, addressed. to {ihe Postmaster General, will be received :t Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the 8th June, 1?17.‘ for. the : conveyance. of His Majesty‘s Mails, on a proposed Contract for four years, six times per week on the route Caistor Centre and Smithville from ihe Postmaster General‘s pleasure. Printed notices containing further inâ€" jormation as ‘to conditions of proposed Contract may be,seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Offices of Caistor Centre, Smithville and »t the ofice of the Post Office Inspector, MAIL CONTRACT ~t the 0o ‘Toronto. MAIL GONTRAOT i€ W. Stewart Drug Co. Ltd Grlhsb:’ Ont. Also at the best drug‘-’ «ists in all Ontario teowns. SHALED TENDERS, addresse e Postmaster General, will be re Ottawa until noon, on Friday, h, 1917, for the conveyance of Hi sty‘s Mails, on a proposed Cc r four years six times per week ute Caistor Centre R. R. No. © e. Postmaster General‘s pleasu FPrinted notices containing furth rmation as to conditions of pr ontract may be seen and blank Tender may be obtained at th ost Office Inspector‘s Office, Toronto, April 23rd, 1917 jest3 fou OSt hees would mot d )) ti v‘cak and mervous ies without ‘help tsed amd trt=d, it, rowble ia comnis MAIL GONTRAGT W MAIL CONTRACT | 11 n MAIL CONTRACT sty‘s Mails, on a propos our ‘ years, six times pe route Caistor Centre R. the Postmaster General nted notices containing MAIL CONTRACT A. SUTHERLAND, Post Office Inspector st Office Inspector‘s Office, Toronto, April 23rd, 1917. ition cact Shrevepo r trouble Â¥imol is BAD STOMACH TROUBLE the atoura Yielods to Delicious Vinol Oflice Inspector‘s Office, ‘Toronto, Aprit 23rd, 1917 lice t1 A. SUTHERLAND, «~Post «Office. Inspector ce Inspector‘s Office, oronto, April 23rd, 1917. n Poronto, April 1 Caistor Centré Post Office In thvill SUTHERLAND, Post Office Inspector. A D Gon th ty â€" MO Va A. SUTHERLAND, Post Office Inspector A. SUTHERLAND, * Post Office Inspector A CS PA 1 2i » n i â€""I had a bad stomâ€" years, and became so rdily walk or do any ite was poor, my food I bloated and was very . 1 tried many remeâ€" . _ T saw Virol advrerâ€" . and now my stomach tely cured and 1 am stot Ofi ird to tone up the L1 1Ve( (BL. ssed _ to received iy, June His Maâ€" Contract k on the 2 from 11 F7 n 14 t} ath His t] A good proportion of our residents attended the memorial services for |the date Lieut, Jas. Hunter, ‘who so gallantly gave this life for King and to‘ Empire. The services were held in St. l‘l‘; Johs‘s Presbyterian Church, GRIMSâ€" a.| BY. Rev. Mr. Currie cficiated. figl We expect the H. G. & B.‘ Ry. will CClia«non be runnine their cars over the T suimmer. M avist and and Mr. W. Mr. G. Fair is the busy man these days. He srarcely knows if he is goâ€" ing or coming, keeping all hands at work, renting cottages, loking after the wants of those who have already arrived, etc. etc. He sure is kept goâ€" ing. Severa Inew families hafe arrived and taken up their abode in our midst. Mr. Brillinger and family, a returned Missioary from China, have moved into Lieut. Baker‘s residence. Mr. U. Jethegrove and Mr. Dennis on Mr. Brailford‘s farm. Mr. Reeves on Prof. T. D. Jarvis‘ and the Misses Whatmough in the house recently vacated by Mr. S. Cook. This is as it ghoulg be, we want no vacant houses when there is land to be tilled and fruit to be harvested on We expect the 1 soon be running 1 spur to the Beach naturally exipect Co. like the H. . the good sense to nouncing the timg« parture of their have 99 out of _1 "what time qoes rive," thereby ca annoyance to _â€"e Another grievanc B. Clark; Directors of the ~brancn, Miss S. Armstrong, Mrs, A. Penfold, Mrs. W. Clark, and Mrs. C. Tweedle;} Press correspondent. Mrs. Moffat. The branch decided to order more varn for knitting of gsoldiers socks. | At the close o fthe meeting the hapâ€" nv Mhostess, assisted by her niece, Miss Ella© Hildreth,© served 4A vety delicions lunch ang coffee, : over which the usual pleasant chat was enioved. A hearty vote of thanks ‘was bestoweq vvon Mrs. Penfold for fher kind hosvitality. after which all deâ€" parted for their homes. or laterona Saturday night and it will be 10 o‘clock the next imorning before those for whom it was inâ€" tended would know of its arrival. Some manaement. We suppose as long as the people will stand for such treatment, so long will it be conâ€" tinued. Mr. A. C. Crigp, the genlal Ex Post master of GRIMSBY Beach thas taken uy his abode with Mrs. R. B. Patterson, Cemetery Road. for â€" the summer. The Tapleytown ‘branch of the: 8. W. Women‘s Institute met at the home of Mrs. Awrey Penfold, Ta., ley town ,on Wednesday afternoon, May 9, when the election of officers took place for the ensuing year. Mrs. 84 Horning, who had to the imuch satisâ€" faction of the branch very efficiently held the office as presilent for the past two years deciared the chair vacant. The result of the election was as follows: President (Mrs. G. E. Clark; Viceâ€"president, Mrs. M. A. Moffat; 2nd Viveâ€"president, Mrs. D. Horning: iSecretary, Miss Ina â€" Altâ€" bouse (reâ€"elected); Treasurer, sMis Ellia Hildreth: District Director, Mrs. 9 \Mark®® THrodtors of the Branch, Messrs. Culver & (Beck,: are â€" inâ€" stalling an oven in their place of business jist outsime the Beach and intend catering to wants of their patrons in the line of bread, cakes and pastry. LATEST NEWS OF THE COUNTRYSIDE MtY. :J. N a resident Naergarth and, family . movei tO Smithville last week where they will reéside in the future. Mr. Ira Griffin of Hamilton visited at the home of his parents over Sunâ€" the â€" wet â€" weat! considerably. Mr. and Mrs. hnrrv of Warn: that this place on Sunday last. Many farmers of this section wondering where seed potatoes cominme from. a V As Gathe Miss Suthern. teacher of S Caistor, is ill. Hey â€" frien at she will soon be rest man _ SIe. wil Ith again here are ‘ere are tew® fatets through with spting wet â€" weather is de TAPLEYXTOWN <W. ) 4 RIMSBY EAST L. Konkle th bowling alle G. Baker â€"the a C ergarth, for many years! Principal Harrison was in receipt of this place, ang Mr. FE.|of (another telegram on Saturday and family moved to‘|from the department, asking him to tast week where they will | send out more \sch_olars fit for‘ farm f x« red By Our Oun Staff of Corresponbents WINSLOW ftarmers re0) Jn bre e3 mt ts who are not ng geeding ~~ delayving â€" them of S. S, No. friends â€" hone restored to |ranage! friend thes« realn . will r ~the would ounsâ€" ar? ire ! _ Form II.â€"â€"Lower (School Normal ‘Entrance, Hazel Marlatt, Alice Hobâ€" den, Leatha Stewart, Gladys Culp, Reg. Hicks. Also Muriel Stewart and â€" Kate ‘Hicks passed in Arthmetic which | was left over from year. . _ ~The following is the Report of the i Publid School for the month of April. © Room V. j a i Entrance Class honoursâ€"Bruce | Reid. Vance Tufford, Katheleen Tufâ€" it nesdGa This year High School pupils who engage to work on farms were alâ€" lowed to write on Matriculation and Normal School Entrance at Easter on the work covered by that time inâ€" stead of waiting until June. These papers were set by the teachers but were sent to Toronto for approval along with the marks obtained. Those success order of merit:â€" Form III~â€"â€"I Form III.â€"Matriculation, â€" Lloyd Hansel, Kenneth Field, Alex. B. Fairâ€" field, Donald Stewart (except in Latâ€" in Prose on which he will have to have a supplementary exam.) Normal Entrance . (middle School) Kenneth Field, Kate Hicks, Muriel Stewart, Isabelle Bartlett. \ â€" Passâ€"Helen Kennedy, Annie Midâ€" !daugh, FErma Wilson, Hattie Kells, Gerald Ward, James Dawson, Willie | Cumbers, Gertrude Hillier, Donald fThomas, (Laurence Logan, â€" Leslie | Lounsbury.) Entrance Reid, Vance ford. I Passâ€"EKve Ward, Pearl Konkle, Rosalie Jones, Gladys Tufford, Marâ€" ion Laing, Lena Book, Harry Frankâ€" lin, Maisie Scammell, Frances Konâ€" kle, Leona Woods, Viola Hurst, Edith Hicks, John Laing, Edmund Juhlke, Kenneth Logan, Harford Cox, Norâ€" man Groff, Frances Robertson, Alâ€" bert Caine. ¢ Junior II. honours.â€"Edna Bartlett, Leonard ~Edwards, John Prudhomme, Denella Durham, Liliie Martin, Greta Ely, â€" (Margaret Robinson, Gordon Eckhardt), Frank Bellew. Room II. Jr. _ IIL.. Class honoursâ€"â€"Elizabeth Thomas, Arnold Huntsman, Clifford Jerome, Mary Prudhomme, Estelle Tufford. Room III. va Senior II. honoursâ€"Colin Morley, Gertrude Bartlett, Willie Wilson, Ina Johnson!‘ George Edwards, Ronald Harris, Harry Kennedy, Lillie Belâ€" low, Willie Groff. i Passâ€"Beryl Boyne, Homer Merritt, Nellie Konkle, Marie Amiss, Ernie England. Passâ€"Maurice Woods, Audrey Maâ€" sales. Sr. I. honoursâ€"Jack â€" Stephenson, Stuart Finbow, Jack Laur, Paul Fesâ€" ter, Fred Prudhomme, Norman Loâ€" gan, Edward McPherson, Lena Hanâ€" nigan, Lloyd Jerffries, Neil Tufford, Chester Shaw, Annie Good. Room I. Class IL.â€"James Jones, Willie. Mcâ€" Cleary, Pauline. Snure, Delosa: Juniâ€" per, Carman: Furler,â€"Marion â€"Eckâ€" hardt, Ethel Caine, Christina Bennett, Gladys Cox,, Vance Fisher, «Archie Moore, ‘Rhea Smith, â€" Fred Book, Harry Edwards, Robert James, Fred England, Russell Bellew. Class IIL.â€"Garne:t ~Claus, ~Bennie Scammell, Rosalie Constable,. Ruth Snure, Wilfred Furier, Marie Beatty. Class III.â€"Mable Clark, Jill Stephâ€"| enson, Garnet Stouck, Mildred Lonsâ€"| bury, Olive Jerome, John Huntsman, Earl Smith, Oliver ~Constable, â€" Olive Hannigan, Lorne Wocd, Minnie Mcâ€" Taggart, Winnifred Konkle, John Richards. Class IV.â€"â€"Elizabeth Laing, Murray VanEvery, Phyllis ‘Tufford, Evelyn Astle, Earnest Constable, Harry Russ Helen Beatty, Ivan McCleary, Lilly Fester, Robert Lounsbury, John Han nigan, Hannah Hewitt. work. The school, however, had supâ€" plied all its=eligible pupils. On account of the return of : the former principal, Mr. Pentland, Mr. Harrison‘s duties will terminate in June. Mrs. George Bolton has been spend| ing a couple days with her son at Jordan Station. . i Rev. K. F. Nie damaged the, radiaâ€" tor of his Ford on Monday night when he collided with a motorcycle. Luckily, both machines were running slowly. Beamsviile Methodist church stands second on the Niagara circuit in subscriptions to missions the past year. § A was 1 Eighteen entries save been receivâ€" 1O BEA MSYVILLI 3 :E; [ : a TC Bmsn!’ ivin Room IV. Third honoursâ€"Julia ‘ed Lay, Doris Harris, edv. Bob Kennedy, Elsie h were 0+ 1300c (GtHUMD ; section on Wed eef cattle. follo w GRIMS in overcome â€" the been cut 6/ Favorite 3 medicing, tho century because w 13 form as well as who suffers 1 nervous , s Al1¢ tion" of Dr. Pic nature‘s ®eots : L cortaim @RTruicie 0 cotic. It‘s not a s its ingredients are ; Manv & wonman Many woman is u»ervous and UTâ€" table. feels drazzed down and worn out for no reason that she can think of. In ninetvâ€"nime per cent. of these cases it is the womauly organism that requires attention; the weak back, dizzy spells and black cireles about the eves, are only symptoms. o to the source of trouble. When that is corrected: the other sympâ€" toms dis Bar. ed for the Clinton Agriculural Socieâ€" ty‘s field crop competition in oats. The entries are now closed, and the nun ber. xceeds by cight those of any other year sinc> the competition was inaugurated here. HRoports from the various sections state that the nats in the ma ty of cases are through the Miss Luella Laid] nicely. ) /) ... Clayton Misner of sisti i H. ) Lyons factory, ) m l e t Pn y N o 9 14 010 s (P Th B Ts e ty 2t *n P Py t t ts 1 o iR ty Andl'ew Sensabau from the Falls and positiOon at the tile Station., . i n tsR io i ty 1 4 Mb L h WN T OAAA * i Neil® Positively the most effective corset for ladies who require abdominal support. â€" All the latest styles of corsets to suit any ficure. BIAS CORSETS LIMITED 39 BRITAIN ST. TORONTO BIAS FILLED CORSETS round and lookin the t sufforage ible \ a 1 Mrs. Hartiev wWOMaAN SUFFERAGE, t. Thomas, Ont.â€""I wish to say for benefit of other women who suffer J reécommend: Dr. Pierce‘s Favorite scription as a grcat help. I have onally recommended the same _ to iy. in turn have been helped a it deal by its use."â€"Mas. F. J. DEX Oliver St., St. Thomas, Ont. Write us for catalogue and measurement for W r ‘THE â€"LIFTUP Jas. Crawford Manutactyrer ot Wedading Cakes Icoe Cream and Fine Candy Weddings, Receptions, At Hoemes Entertainments Supplied 34 King St. w., H A M iL T O N If you want good wor in & onl k, gire Our horse shoeing and blackâ€" smithing department was never in better shape to handle your work, than right now. We are in automobile dray building business. Bring ir your car and let us estimate on turnâ€" Ing it into a fruit lorry. sSCcoTT & SaANGSTER REPRESENTATIVES WANTED Its ands CORSETS MADE TO ORDER REPAIRING Repairing of all kinds done Phone 71 Mountain St. GRIMSBY, Ont luella Laidlaw is improving Lunch Counters Caterers SHOEING OB on nigee t ie t n in o uoi ns 3tR '?"W«fif‘ perned se en Brtvi ‘S;;_.;-:.-;;.;fi-.f e y css i tasaace oo . Reaifi stt en 1 it \~ § h ?i:;.-'-:f:- 4 Ce. mss f"fi‘ i\‘{\"‘,', & ns l 3 55:;,2’- '5}(-’0 (€2 * o e § ces ""'.:::\%;} § C omcs o .. Soae ,5“"? Kih ie ‘.X‘ % M% h ;“;‘., 0d 1 No ce omeiignt ce . BE 0 un 000000 War Time Aspect. nZ. woOun : of th 10 D mUA4, Conrfectioner XUTTERCLIEF T n x nou id t t for particulars n (Patented) AND of. Guelph ons on th auzh has returned ind has secured a e vard,. Attercliffe SUI (y ritt has returned Th in (ef%) to Department : of England r are taking they cannot y are adding good work. ing for the fragists have government n the hearts e the "miliâ€" â€" energies to lely toâ€"day, alcohol or ad in tablet very woinan â€"â€" headache, Pii, . 18 .. asâ€" the â€" cheese pared from | does not r any barâ€" ription for wrapper. Cliip G scripâ€" a n d an The W. M.S. and ithe Ladies‘® 4 held their regular meeting on W nesday of last week, when the lection of officers tooic place, viz.: M. S.â€"President, Mrs. J. M. Killi» Viceâ€"President, Mrs. Wim. Trought« Secretary, Miss R. Laidlaw; Trea: er, Mrs. D. Scott; Organist, Mrs. Troughton. â€" Ladies‘ Aid.â€"Preside Mrs. Edward Angle: â€" Viceâ€"Preside Mrs. Elnmcer Beamer; Secretary, Y A. Lymburner; Treasurer , Miss Laidiaw: Organist, Mrs. Wm. Sow to her home in Hamilton after a few weeks‘ stay at A. E. Burritt‘s. Arza Lymburner has his new gars age completed. Robert Bayes has returned to his home here after spending the wintet in the Northwest. Richard and Mrs. Grant received a telegram on May 2, stating that their son, Driver William E. Grant, had died of wounds in France. He had been overseas since February, 1916, going with the Sportsman‘s Batâ€" talion from Hamilton and had never been wounded before. Will was born near Coistorville and his whole life was spent in this community, until he enlisted. Besides his parents he is survived by three. prothers, Gordon, of Alberta; Miles, of Smithville and James in the trenceres, and two sisâ€" ters, Misses May and Myrtle at home. The deepest sympathy goes out to the stricken farmily. A memorial service will be held on Sunday, May 20, at 2.30 p.m. in the church here. Quarterly services were held at this appointment on Sunday morning with a good attendance. Mrs. Allan Green is attending the Branch Convention of the W.M.S. at St. Catharines. Mrs. Haney is still very ill. Mrs. Tom Asher, of Hamilton is vis iting here.. * es e Mrs. Annie Sisler who has been very sick for over a month is recoverâ€" ing. Our cheese factory has been runâ€" ning for two weeks. Walter Wilcox sgold three beef catâ€" tle last week for $400. Mrs. J. Annsley, of St. Catharines, spent the weekâ€"end at J. 8. Shields. Wesley Asher has had a number of teams drawing cement blocks and lumber from Dunnville for his new barn. Ewart Shields and his â€"mother, spent a couple of days in Hamilton. Hugh Warner has his farm adverâ€" tised for sale. Mrs. John Lyons, of Attercliffe, has been very sick for the last three weeks at her parenits home here, but is now somewhat better. _ _ APRIL SU%%I‘!;I‘I()N[S HE~â€" J. R. Allsn, Jan. to Apr..... .$ 2 Mrs. Bingle Mar. and Apr.. ... Mrs!fHo'BOOk..\.... 1. Fork‘s oo Mrs.’«MrcOyne'..-..d. i i sye s W. B. Calder, Jan. to Mar.. .. 3 Mrs.: Wm. Chivers.. .... .. .. P.. P; Carrugers.. Mrs. Cullingford, to Avril.. .. $ H. Dick, Mar. and Apr... .... 1 Mrs. W. Etty ang Mrs. Hanâ€" cock, Mar. and Apt... .. ... 2 Miss L. S. Elliot.: .:â€" ....,.}â€" ./ Miss E. Fleming, Mar.. ....â€" W.iWw._..Ferris..) s:...fus..... & Miss. A. Grout.. .:.. ~...0.00.. Mrs. K. Grout.. ...... ...... ‘Alex. Grout,.i.> ..;i..0.......% Mrs. R. L. Ciibson.... ........ + 8. Grasley.... ..~.}.. .....,0.% MISs Hand.., .. ..0.}... .<.... Mrs. F. E. Hewitt, Feb. to May Mrs. D. Jackson..s.. .... ... C. and B. Koukle... ...s.. .... Mrs. J. 0. Konkle...>..... . Wim. Kelterborn....s.. 8.0... .. Mrs. J. E. Lawson .... ...... Lake Lodsge Boys.. ...... ...â€" Geo. Leslie.... .... ‘/...../ .. Jas. M. Metcalf ausdl family.... Afrs. Milmine.., . .0s..}.. . ... t Maxwellt.:..: ... 0.s0. 000. W. H. Miller,,. March .... ... Katharine Morrig.... .. ..... in Maunuson..‘ .:....... ...}..s0 Wms Montgomery ... .. ......â€" Mrs.â€"W. H.â€"Morse.. ..>.>.... NE oPOLtIt, .« a(s) . x: x ‘sis s . a‘n.s‘ o €. A Mrs. D. E. Rimmer, Mar. and M Aprit.ss) .... . 0... wÂ¥ oos.ick .ls . Leslie Bell has returned to Kingâ€" ston to resume his medical studies, after two years overseas, serving on the hospital staff. P. J. Sultton .. .. ..‘.......... J. I: Sutherland. . ..... /.. .. R. J. Snetsinger, Mar. to July. Ethet Softley .. s... .... 0 .... Mrs. Talbot, Sept. to Apr... .. T. G@ TenBi§ck.. ...;.}@...} .... J. W. Unwin and family,. .... Mrs. G. VanDuzer, Apr. and MkEEY: 2s.che.:: _sie. . "bajr i y‘r uns + Mrs. I. B. Walker, Mar. a G. L. Waugh, Mar. and Apr Nina ‘Woolverton.... .. .. Jeanie Wallace..:;. .... ... Part of Lots 2 and| 3, Concession 3, North Grims by, fiftyâ€"six acres, twenty acres in fruit, fine buildâ€" ings, two and one half miles from Grimsbvy. JOHN McCOY 46 King St. E., Hamilton or FOR SALE W. B. CALDER Grimsby CAISTORVILLE Apply to Total returned to his nding the winter e Ladies‘ Aid ting on Wedâ€" when the reâ€" place, viz.: W. J. M. Killins; "m. Troughton; dlaaw : Treasur Mar. â€" and “Y ent ent Mrs $72 88 10 00 y 0O 00 50 00 00 20 (Y ad o0 0) 50 50 00 00 8( 00 00 00 50 90 00 00 00 00 50 00 10 10 00 After Taking Only One Box Of "Eruitâ€"aâ€"tives" nV sufferer 1irC aches, and i Nothing in to help n to tell you 0 EXECUTORS‘ NOTICE like a new those sickening Headaches". Mrxs. MARTHA DEWOLFE, 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, triat wlue, 250. At all deaters or sent postpaid by Prait» aâ€"tives Limited, Ottawa. IN THE MATTER OF the Estate of Robert Alexander Dickson, late of the Village of Grimsby, County of Lincoln, Fruit Grower, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Statutes in that behalf that all creâ€" ditors and other persons having claims against the Estate of the above named Robert Alexander Dickson, who died on or about â€"the 17th day of March, 1917, are required to send by post prepaid or deliver to the undersigned, the Execuâ€" tors of the last Will and Testament and Codicil of the said Deceased, on orâ€" beâ€" fore ~the ~80th day of May, 1917, their names, addresses and full particulars of their claims duly verified, and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them, and after the said 30th day of May, 1917, the said Executors will proceed to distriâ€" ives & 4 4 p j t m npspGQQGQQRQAGLGQP4Q and after the said 30th. day of May, 1917, the said Executors will proceed to distriâ€" bute the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, havâ€" ing regard only to the claims of which they then shall have had notice and the said Executors will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of whose claims they shall _ not then have had notice. The Toronto General Trusts Corporation, Executors of Estate of Robert Alexander Dickson, e 83 Bay Street, Toronto. c(FOR ~SALE Mailone, Malone & Long, t Solicitors for Executors Parties wishing to pay off old loans, to purchase more land, or to make _ improvements, can secure ecither private or company money at reasonable rates. Moderate charges for putting loan through. For full particulars apply to 2 ko â€"Me ANDERSON, Valuator, : ~â€"_ Grimsby. GLASSES once the sign of old age, are now the sign .of good sense. 1 No. 3.â€"Part of Lot 15, in broken front and ist. Concession, North Grimsby, nine ‘and a half acres, good soil, firstâ€"class vegetable land, very ’little fruit, within two miles of Grimsby. In the days of sion lonsc, older wear Glasses bec conspicuous lines ELT LIKE A NEW PFERSON Pruitâ€"aâ€"tive Today, evetybody advises our. fiavi ble double vision lenses, that look Single pair of Glasses, but serve the d 4 qqb qprdrpl iA GQQdRGQGtbté44 4064 * To rent for the Season We have the following fruit farms which we will sell at reasonable prices or will rent for the season of 1917. No, 1.â€"North half of Lot 7, Conâ€" cession 4, in the Township of Louth, containing fifty acres of good fruit land, with good buildings, about four miles from St. Catharines and two and a half miles from Port Dalhousie, some fruit in bearing, balance of the land suitable for tomatoes, potatoes, all kinds of vegetables and grain, exâ€" cellent proposition for market. garâ€" dener. No, 2.â€"Part of Lot 2, Concession 3, North Grimsby, ten acres, good buildings, nearly all planted in fruit in bearing, good locality, within one mile of Grimsby Beach. Any of these properties will be rentâ€" ed at a reasonable rent to a good man or will be sold at very reasonable prices on easy terms. For full partiâ€" culars apply to S. F. WASHINGTON, K.C., Hamilton, or to H. H. ANDERSON, Grimsby. pihGLAAARDEOAQAARAEARERUGAQAOl No. 4.â€"Part of Lot 1, Concessions 1 and 2, North Grimsby, seven acres, all planted in fruit in full bearing, firstâ€"class buildings, half a mile from Grimsby Beach on the electric railâ€" way. ‘ , wWEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1917 MONEY TO LOAN W k i13 wil Api 11 King East. Hamilten Steps from Terminal Station. LV I. B. ROUSE ast Snir Harsour, N. S. i great pleasure that I write of the wonderful benefits I ed from taking "Fruitâ€"&aâ€" c years, I was a dreadful m Constipation and Headâ€" was miserable in every way. he way of medicines seemed e. ‘Then I finally tried res"‘ and the effect was After taking one box, I feel person, to have relief from Tt Â¥OU oLD STYLE Y ; of old style double vi ider people hesitated t because of the highly them INVISIBLE o call. It‘s our pleas