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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1909-08-26, Page 4M " J YJ LE 4 icluatolk NOWS-Re4ord Miss .Rachel Taylor- -and aliss.Ada. est yield -.per, acre in the co-operattve .:Birk -ley spent Saturday in Seafortli. •cxperjments.throughout FERERS TO-HEAILTH. Mis§ Grace Stephoson of London',. 1.907 find in 1008i as wellas inIyog, f. who has been visiting, in Stanley and it othing 'is so distressing as a weak also- Came first in popularity. with .'. other places Jor the past two months, tile exp stomach—tete victims of this trouble C 0 U. ch, coo returned home . 6rt� Mondav crimentcy4 in each -V 'thestf stiff or froll-L ifidigestion, * biliousness, - years. The - Imperlal Amber . _Ivill dizziness, and'.froqueht headaches, N Mr,'Arthur Stephenson, formerly of u •again be distributed throughout Oh- food agrees with then't—meal. time is Stanley but recently of London, has tarlo this STAPLE' AND FANCY DRY GOODS left f autumn as one 6f, the it" -time ult misery.; not a -, time or the west. yariefies for co-operative experillic-lits,. 'Air Wfllia�m Rathwell And'his.si :4),leasure. Relief :,-from, this. MILLINERY ster We distributed �tlie Dawsoft's Goide'll MANTLE •:DRESS MAKING -hwell sit PS dering can be found throug .Miss Martlia. Rat perit Sunday Ch :.for cp_�o` t, through at the �homa an pera ive e\periments ille .� use . of." I)r. Williams' . Pitik of. Xn,. Henry. McCliti - througbdut .0,rktario i1v each of "tweir'" they `Pills�they never fall to make the years,- but. not witbin.. the last th�ee. weak -stomach strong';, . to banish the (illite a number from aro.tind. here years. According to extensive inqui atteri-aefi tht,.Anniv rsary "r-filstrossing lippdaches.; biliqusnessand V services. it, ies . which we have made. this. year, t.hq 4izz1*2ss. Mrs. C. S. �. 'Stel ves Methodist ch �reh , " n' Dawson"s Golden Chat.I is still . 'most th4. brucHield, 0 Sunday last- arld''Iistcned to. two cx- popular' and the roost is one of• the many NiD T Wel SpI. I cellent .&t%rzndns -by, &iv, 'IT." �W- Cott I $­growrl variety of Nv'ho have bet -a cured through the lise, winter wheat in t ec, a bins. (;i� the Ontario street'.church Cl'in-. Province. be Of �110SO Pills-', Sb6 says :—"I stiffer - ton. Winter I Rye. '- The Average I yield . d of ed very - much from stoinach'. trouble We pissed . into stock ;this W'0*k-25 dozen p�irs grain per r acre of each 61'tbrea: vane - and -would often 10AV6 tile table With-, ties- of winter, rye, distributedl in out' tasting food. -- 1 gof no: relief Pure Linen Ruck Towels6 lar tile WOrt,11 slic' akillig bl'tAl tile- ge size, and ifi the,�rOgular, CoilStanee alltvmn of 1008, is as gollows : Alam- so of Dr. Wilftnis' PW `Pills. They way,of selling would be- 35c. Our price- -for- quick moth' White-, 28.1 ;!, Common, 22.1, and L (I ntc-nded for last, issue.) gradually restored my' health and selling Washington, 10,6. In the' experiments -Armstrong of Brussels Is it . throughout Ontario; , ..ill Mammoth strength and" now I am as well as 15q9t paire I was, I would e�rnestly, re 4 preKat the -guest of Miss AnIlI6 Law- White sur the Co •' " I ever com- son. mmon rye by mend them to-, all those -vow stiffer as gee. these, in our witidow. an average of 5 bushels per, 'Acre in I did" -larris Ur. I missionary from China, 1907, 5..4 bushels per acre .in '1908., and It -is t . h - blood-!4ad blood -that. is addressed tile 41"pWorth. League 'Nig­ 6'bushels Per acre in 1909. e cause of hint -tenths of the• ail - day. 'evening .last orl-Ahe cause 61 i Fertilizers with Winter Wheat. til Missions. the co-opte C, . I � . I . . I luirat�ve experiments with dil- meats front w1lich both men- And wo- Messrs. JaP, Cook And WnA.- Hugili'firent, fertilizers applitd. to winter men suffer, The . blood is *the.'. )i(em Last Call fir Shirt Waists giving fluid of 'thL.-body_ AThert., the drove to.. Blyth reecittly.' combining Wheat, the average' . yield' of - grain ad it A boand to. poison blood is b, Just about one dozen blouses all told, but we wish to sell every business with pleasure. Per acre for five years are as fol- some part of..tlke human s3i.stoin land one,'and Ili order to do so,we Will Make a sacrifice on: ever y.,blouse left.' Miss Jean 'Love,' elpik in'R. �,Clarks '4 lows Mixed Fertilizers, 95.2 bus.' if ills it is that rheumatism, kidney Regular $1 arid 90c blouses for ... I ....... .69 store, ,has veMidd Itrom, her position Nitrate of Soda, 23.8 bus. ; Alutiato trouble, indigestipri, headaches and and is taking a trip to - Mahitoba, on. of. Potash, , 2-2.9, bus. ; And Superphos- b' 8 �- �nd aelmehe 'A host of.. other. Ladle . s' Summer Vests* ;,Thursday of -tYls 'week; Miss Love phate, 22.7 bus. The -unfertilized land troubl,�s make' their appearance. Dr. has 'made many. friunds during lin gave an. 0 average of 10.1 bus. per acre. Williams' Pink Pills cure all these Fine ribbed Swiss Vests with short sleeves, also without sleeves, I three years stay W our midst . and The. Superphosphate was applied at troublcs�ind.thev, .care 'them thor- good size. Regular 28c Vests for 2 for... I;— ..................... ,R 15 wilt be greatly missed 1� y all. A pleas- the rate of 820 - pounds arid' the,Mori- ougllly—.qimply ant Jouriley, en,oyabI6 Aime while ate of Potasji, , and the Nitrate of cause. they tilt the a there. and 6. safe r6tvin' is. the wlgh'ol Soda ea&, 160 pounds per acre. The reins with rich red blood. � I The genu - Ladles' Cotton Hose- ine Pills bearing the full name .,Dr. -re. Mix6d, Fertilizer her mat;y friends hlz consisted o,t. one- Williams) pink pills for pale peo Fine Maeo yarn, Hernisdorf dye, al-z—esi- 81--.40, ))lack only, Regular third, of 4, io quantity �Yf n, ch of tha • PIC 25c for ........ ................ ........ ....... Ag other three fertilizers here mentioned. are sold by, all dealers in medicine or by irrail for. $2.50 from 'Ill" Dr. Wil-. New Pr I Imer The usual. cost .01 'the fertilizers' as liams BILdicine Co., trodRyillc, Ont. 0(91S. used in this. exp0rinicut is between Art SateenS' - for Sch four and five dollars per acre., A fresh shipluent of Art in all the, newest colorings, goo The primer, the first book of I the now Fodder Crops, tell )&tt��J.0 d In t. of six 9, suitable for cushions, c011iforters, etc, If bought at the re+ sclIlles of Ontario readers) and the last years, the seed ot. Hairy 'Vetches and fil11 gtilar price would have to sell at 22c per yard, Otte to be issued, was authorized by - I -Ion and Of Winter 'Rye leas been distribut- l 11101,1111 Ask to see these. Dn, Pyne, Mlillster ol-Education, on ed throughout Ontario . for co -opera- L A B 0 R D A Y Saturday. The book 111 size, and bind- tivo experiments in testIng these crops •Cushion Tops . fug resembles th6 other books! of the -for fodder purposes. In tile axeragu ot RETURN TICKET,13 Series, Its superiority over its pre= six years' experiments, the Hairy AT SINGLT,,' FARE Only two dozen of then left, assorted patterns. Regular 25c anti decessor, tiv- old Part.I., is more than 'Vetches groduced', slightly the largest' 35c. Our price...,..,.., in binding, printiAg and the class of yield of green fodder. per acre, but Between ill stations - in Canada, Also 1 ...... .................. paper, In the old book the readi-119 in 1`909 the largest yield was produe- to Detroit and Port Huron, Mich. Falls and Buffalo, X. Y. matter WAS Made to order foi the oil by the ,Winter Rye. - Ni igara• - sake of Iititroduciag teasy 'PhoAic\WordsA Distri4tition of Material for GOOD GOING SEPT. 3, 4, ry andAyth. We will be pleased to showyou our New rather than for .1uny thought in tha porlments in 109. 'RETURN' LIMIT SEPT, 8th, MO. exercises. The selections were aser.1 As long As the supply lasts, mater- I EVE'RYBODY SHOtT-LD VISIT Fall Dress Goods, Coats and Furs which have its Of word .exercises, Each teacher Jal, will be distributed free of charge CANADA'S is, irk this book, left tr6e tot use what-• in the order In which the applications just arrived, Our prices are RIGHT—quality ever . method's which may permit him are received from Ontario farmers GRXIATE',ST or her to do most effective work. A wishing to eXperiment and to report E XHIRITION. considered. a -number of inspectors and members of tile rdsults of Any one of the. follow- I On account of. the Canadiati ,Zatlorl- the Educational Count!ll strongly fax. Ing tests:, 1, three varieties of Win. al INhibition, the Grand Trunk nall- orod"the use• of realyy, lnforpstjqkg nlativ ter Wheat 2, two variptles of Win- way System will issue return tickets ter rather those. tilt,- exercises .01 meAll- ter RYP 3, Ave Vertillizer-14; with At SINGLE FARE' to Toronto from What -we Advertise we Sell, 'rigless words contained in the old, Winter Wheat :. 4, Autumn and Spring all stations In Ontario, west (of Coin - 'hook and' which so wearied tho. pupils, Applications of Nitrate . of ",oda, an,d wall and Ottawa, August 2Hh to So much more opporttAnity arid scope Common Salt wMill Winter Wheat 51 Soptemlier lith in011lsiVe� Good re- What w: e go -it Advertises us now has been given the teaelwr. Tile, Winter H'nimer and Wilittv. 11oley fl, turning from' Toronto OIL or before prilillng is In efgbtecu point typc, An(J Ilafty Wtehes and Win-tei hyvi 4s Fodle September 14th, 10()I). the Pages are open, and the reading der Crops. The size Of each Plot is to, 1 Special low rate excursions N%-:11 Ile matter broken til) so as not to appear be ont+ rod m A wide by two rods longj run froth Points oe, n ter,..Iin * elates, IRVERY COURTESY AND ATrPNTION heavy. The illustrations total oni' huri. Material for nunibcrs 3 and 4 Will be glV1119 patrons of the 01rifill 11 tutik an died and eleven. The book contains sent -by express And that for the Otb- OPPOrt(Itlity of visiting Toronto At AWAITS YOU HEIZe. ninety-siv Pages And SwIls forloin ors by mail. very small (08t. ectts. Its predecessor sold for ten O.A.C., Guelph, Ont, Atlg.'18th, 0DI. I Don't fail to call on ,Ip :*w 0" '. I . . I .­­ I.. - ,% ;t r, Ild Wy I L I �v 10 Trunk Ageikt for full August 26th, 1909 rw Spec* lal Prices 0 For one month we will offer s eclat prices on all lines of goods $ to reduce- our titock so that,we wilt rooin for fall .and winter J3 goods, which we have bought very largely of. '%Ve illust luake A rooni. for them as we have very little, room to spare at th V e present -SPECIAL BARGAINS of Which we will mention a few Thousands of yards of Now Prints just in, worth 12 j and 15a which we I offering for Joe, which is less than we c in stock. An now put Plltthem�re ek4treg-u]4r'vll()Iesalel�rices. Seethem. A,large lot of New Flannelettes, worth l2icand .1501 we re (11 offering at9reand l0c, Nothing like this value to be head intlib regular way. DRESS GOODS—Our whole stock 11-111 be sc)14 at cost and under, 1ncludirg, a number of "IV Pieces just passed into stock. BOOTS AND SHOR; will be sold on big reductions, and we have man), lines to clear in this department, %Ve can save yolt lots of money.,. READY -DIADS: CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS must be to sold as we have bought very largely in this line. Big reductions in Suits, Odd Pants and Vests. All other lines will be sold equalIr I low- 0011le And see what we have. If you see the, goods you will buy, sure. Come at once. Respectfully yours, P EL BROS,; Saiall Profits and More Business. MONUMENTS J. Doig has just received, direet from Scotland per the S.S." "Ionian". a con. sign-mentof the above In choicest Gran- ites and of Chaste degigns. ------------- Prices Reasonable Best Workmanship inspection Invited JAS. OPPOSITE POST. OFFICE. Shoes Ch-,e.*a 4p OurW114-Summar Ciearing Sale is in full swing. It is a means of placing within yoar reach shoes *of, all kinds. ata small cost.. We sre ivilling.to siterifleeall profits for' a'few weekssin order to.eleaii up the balancii. of Aur sutnuier goods twin'ttke roorn 'f6r iticoming tall and winter lines. Below We 9NO you're new list of lines we :are �streugihening in addition to the lines announced last week., 255 pairs Alen's Patent Calf Bluchers it 00 for -*4.00 l3pairsBlen's Velour Calf Bluchers at ....... 5.00 for .4.00 20 pairiAlen's Box Calf Bluebeis xt.......... COU for 3.20 Men's pairs en?s Tan, Russia Calf Oxfords 3.50 for 2.8.3 .0 jiaiirs'Aler.'sTan XVillowCnIf Oxfordq...:,.. 4.00 for 3.20. 14 pairs Men's Tan Ualf;Bluchers .............. 4 00 for 3,20 10 Pairs Alen's Box Calf Muchers- .. - - - , ...... 4.40 for 3,60 18 Iialrs Men's Kid Blocher 13.a.19 ... I ............ .3.00 fai- 2.40 20 pairs Men's.Xid.Bals .......... e.. 3.50 for 2.80 25 pairs Boys Grain Leather Lace . .......1.15 for 1.40 18 pairs Boys Kid Lace ....... 2,00. for 1.60 23 pairs Youths (Jilf Lace, 11 t()*i3** .......... 1.50 for 1,00 20 pairs Bux CaJt Lace', 11 to ........ 1-75 for 1,20 60 pairs Little Gent's Lace, assorted& to -10J.. 140for 1,10 Repairing. while v UW ait. ------------------ .RI D. JACKSON Always keliabte CLINTON 144, 1 Porter's 11111 Goderich � Township The Misses McLean of Dtmgamnon At a meeting Of the tolvtlihili Colin- A delightful Musicale was held at[ 13410011 Bros. have fully decidua to are SpGrkalug a weel; visiting friends Cil on Alonday there were but two 1writttn applicati�;m for the on FXI'daY even- ri the *,St. Lawrep "build their tannery that war, de - U19 last- Miss Fraser, A guest at' stroyed by fire -11heNew Bly. and .1 Irs. 0. W. Potter and their N. W. Trewartlia ana,Qvo:�,-.e Holland. 'Harvey and daughter LIU= spen audtt0r, MIMI i� min it Th�, latter being in �so. 0 time a 0 alla the "FAf4 House," prosidoil At tho! to this end received a car load •of red piatio, and the Misses Lang of Strat- brick T from Moncton la ,Sunday with friends in Staikley� was claimed disqualified hira, the vac- ford, and Bliss Havill of Detroit fay- C.P.R. st AYL-ek I via Public School PU Mrs. Richardson, who has been ancy was awarded to Mr. Trewartha. 'mew ored the company, , with. some pretty What is the matter with pending a few weeks. , with Mrs. There is no doubt about the solus, Miss Heinicke delighted all some j)rickiii.aker starting to make brick in Readers are Burke, has returned home to, London, clerk's ability and other qualifications again. for the position. 'John with her fte, playing upon the violin, .tllc old stand owned by the late land Messrs. Whitehead and d Doyle told Adam Wettlauff�r T Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Oaten and, f am- Mr. Carson of Toronto is the stories. Altogether they bad a mo.'it (pleasing Tenders ,;ere Ily are visiting friends in our vielnIty. pest of Mr. David B Illott, %rs. Car. called for bthe com- programy . One of Colborne's R,eady. at present. son, and her daughter, 'Violet, bav(-. to# bright youths sang the soAg ,Kjss� mittee, appointed to rebuild the Pres - . , nO Mr. and Mrs. Eudo Newton returned, turned to the city after a Nris it of iiig,, playing byterian manse lately totally destroy - I , his own, accompaniment., 40"Op"M home to Detroit after spending .4 some days at the same hospitable ed by fire. Mr. L-axtoiik Hill's tender Birs. Vetter of Detroit, vbo was ac{ week at home with 'friends. home, companied to her old reside -nee, Mes-was accepted. The price reported Friwier 4e, Mr. Robert Beacom spent a is $2,550. The stabling teriderls, *Nvero lew'l Mr. Chris, Lowery the 16th has dames Patterson, and 'bliller, also days iccently renewing old acquain- rented his farm land purposes moving daughter of the latter, Bliss Miller of not fully decided. First Reader 6o Lances irk, Stanley. Ito Medicine Hat, Sask., where his Toledo, all returned to their homesi The service in the Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs. Shuttleworth And Sam), brother-in-law, Mthe curch was -withdrawn or. Kerr, has lived -on Saturday last after being h n urldoy I ' &,cond Reader 9c i1v of London, visited at Air. Sterly to r same years. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles }'Veils morning last. The Rev. John A,,Aos4 Bfe.'hail's on Sunday last. The.telephone 110e is now establish- for a cotiple or more weeks. conducted the evening service, Rev, Third Reader 14c Mrs. Fred. Morgan And family b-tvp, ed along the 16th and Maitland cons, Mrs. Henry Thompson, a well Itnown J. L. Small being away from home. Fourth Readei 16c returned - home to Qi)derlc After and the patrons are waiting for the Rev. W. H. Cooper filled the JAetllo- spendinD: a week: with relatives here citizen Of Gibbon street, missed her'dist pulpit in Lha a. m. wilue'the Rev, - Bell People tomake connection 'with I footing one day in going t 0 open, her ;Blr, Bielby, brother of Mr. Thomas atollts. 6 the Clinton Central, The f011owlUX 4110 door, who, and as a result, fell m, Now Speller 15c Bielby of Morris, addressed the, con - the patrons along this circuit - R. jurink herself very badly, haviliK fall-gregation in the eveRing. H also Thompson, W. Sinclair, W. Nesbitt, on ' against a table. We trusts that supplied 'the Jackson church, ein the !C. Lowery, John and Lew Tebbutt, she will soon.be better. I Afternoon. H. W. Williams, D. J. I C,�,Vtairt James Sutherland and tam- I W. H. Hartley, being also away Mr. Georg4 VIM* bas sold his farm Burns and Chas. Bad -our. ily Also new cop•ies will return from- Toronto Ili ,of 160 acres to 'Air. Charles 0.iltLn of Miss Mamie Flausuld of Bihel is i a from his home church, Mr. Johniflans- eiv weeks, and again take up their Scribblers ford 01 Clinton I filled the position Wawan:)sh, the price bvin, $0,50',J. Air. visiting )ter sister, Bliss B.- •IfiallsvId residence at their own pretty home, cretlit BayflLqd Hill still owns twenty-five acres on of the 11ine school. s,tin, near the fake. 1, DTrsably. the Hollett side: Mr. Hill left for Miss Snider of Toronto is vi Codper, who has been EX BooL-s. Etc. . Cgptaln Angus Maettonal 'Alberta this, week and in a'l her sister,, Mrs. John TeLkyutt, 4 of the at Dr. Gunn's hospital for the past "Two Blacks, " has been appointed three, weeks, has so fax recovered as pity will yeto%rnove to that country and Mrs, Albert Townshend and her wet,. captain of the tug '1Z dwp,-.d Make." 40 be able to. be brought home on Mir livighborhood will ere Ion g be on Jack returned on Monday from I Mr. Standard of Detroit joined his Tuesday. a. in. in Dr. Milne's auto. without a member of the two large week's visit at Bayfield. ne Id. wife here last week at the residence She was dejUghted. to lived OOOPER'S families which formerly line. . .greatly see. .of Principal Field. home once, more. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I Stanley Township , H. Clement Mr, Isaac Brown received'part of a are• spending this week at the resi. carload of box! material, for Ili BOOK STORE Paragrap ' lis. use Bliss Grace Weir of Brucefteld visit. dence of the farmer's parents, Rev. his evaporator the• coming spasoN the 0 and Mrs. Benjamin Cleriient, ver persons hove died of 0 her aurit, Miss M. Wilds, the past past week. OUNTON women. week, I{hundred Mr. Jas. Brophy Ir, and Mrs. W. 14. Brigdm who 1• were the of tier. Mrs. Wil- of Boston speut%thIS guests and bile At ankakee Ill., killin"r two ' 4' - Past week; the guest,of illi, -IN. J. Results of Co-6perative EX, ford, returned to their home in Tor - 'automo- A locomotive ran over ,in Stinson, the, plague in Anloy in the la I Stinson. last fort- periments With Autumn- onto the latter Part of last week, The rie'sideme of Air, Robt. Greermuch Crops. delighted with Blyth and surw- I was struck 14y, lightning last week, do- Estimates have been asked for the Ina considerable damage. This is the . I I I Four hundred and roui)cling country. . - ter. fariners. construction at an Imperial .4ssernbly. second titian Mr, Gre'eils residence has throughout Orkia'rio conducted experi- at Pekin; W. H. Watts son lHall been struck this season, ments with autumn sown crops. I dur- Fire in the Russian town 'of kre- I Miss Nary Galbraith of 'fork. -ton ir.--g the art year. . Reports have been P, I roentellug, Russia, rendered' Go4erich... a, has red: a Sask.,. is visiting; hor father, Mr, John received �fr 0.111 Y of the coun.. -sit 'families Mr. arid Mrs.. Y. R. Roberts have . ,thirty thousand homeless. ties of the Province. Those counties removed to St, Geor ge's Creset-iiii and 'bells- Itave everything needed in ill 0 Arnold ,Brown, a young Canadlt:%l Dame Rumor has it wedding "which furnished the greatest number occupy. Vite James Clark estate. . Miss Stotts died Detroit of is the guest at Detroit . from hvinorrh,�ge will soon be i:inglng on the Sauble of good report's of successf successfully con - Shoe Repairing line to execute all• of her cousins, Bliss and )irs, brought on by moving at a, baseball Line• ducted experiments were Blidiflesex, ,orders with neatness .'and prompt-• Storrey. match. i Mr. Wallace Johnston lexpects to go Huron, Brant, Norfolk and Muskoka: ly. A trial will coxlNince you Two Amaranth township, farmers West on Tuesday. The -experimenters deserve rituch. The owners.. of the.. very lucky , 41sh- d for supplying tered milk Bliss D,41-sy Hodson spent Saturday credit for the good work which they ing tug" ."Two ",Macs I were Ilm , watered s" have dissolved -that. our material and workman.. IoGthe- cheese factory in Goderich, have done, not only, for 'themselves partnership. '.�Wholson ship are of the best procilrable October. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert English of but for the farmers generally.* Aver -.1 Mr, and Mrs. B. "N. and Greenway, -Stephen township'. , spent age results Of the carefully conducted family of Hickson anti the lady's paL�_ The Doinip-ion anywhere. Rifle •-Assoctation -Sunday at the 'home of Air, , William co-operative -ents, Mr, and. Mrs. Edward Boyce of nia snatches opened - -.At Rockliffe, - with Perative experiments with -,jutitain 'Ile -the Stanley were guests last week Taylor. They. rtAurnvd, to - Grany�;�y sown crops are here presented in a. largest attendance. on record. on Monday. of Mr. and.Mrs, Godfrey Nicholsori. Very We also 'repair Suitlaborers• 'Casesi Sat- concise form, There. is. a great demAnd for farm Mr and Mrs. Robert R�id �and their Winter ..`heat: Four varieties .1 of I NN,e were . sorrt- to learn on' Satur-� . in Manitoba, th�. majority of daughter, QwendolyD., of Ottawa,' -ire winter 'dis day night of the serious illa2ss of cliels and' Pocket, Books, .and can wheat . were. tributed, last 41hose having gone up 'proceeding to renewing. , acquaintances Stanley, autun I in little Joseph Langridge. Saskat6ewan, in St. to those - farmers' who also clean and dye the saarke. Mr. Reid has been leaching In . the wished to. "test Solite of the! Rev.; J. Ure ktewart, 'Wlie.. -and Ottawa Collegiate for the past year,. leading ., varieties their -own ..,on baby of Detyoft, a1c guests: of their but has now Accepted, a -positlon� wit 'farms. The vex . , . 4 average yields per acre of 'Windsor A Weak Stomach parents 1 arelits here. file Collegiate, '. Atraw and of grain are as follows: Mr. Robert RichArdso' left * oil n Twenty-five persons have been ar n. Imperial- Amber, 1.4 tons, 24.1 bus; Brings Misery, Our. Stand:' - refted at Mckee's Roelcs; follow- Blondal'-for London on ashOrt visit. Ablindarice., 1.3 torls, 23.41 bus".. ; Bill- Oppsolte the Post Offite.- ing the murderous riots 'of Sraaday'! Alk, R. >Reid And Bliss Ida Reid garian, 1,2 tons, 4>.9* bus.,; Arid: Nig- night. spent "Sunday at the home of Mr. C..gqej 1.4 tons, 21.0 bus, DR. WILLIAUS! , PINK PILLS RE - H. Reid of, Brucefield. r -The Imperial- Amber gave the great: l STbRE. DESPONDENT SIJP-- Miss .Rachel Taylor- -and aliss.Ada. est yield -.per, acre in the co-operattve .:Birk -ley spent Saturday in Seafortli. •cxperjments.throughout FERERS TO-HEAILTH. Mis§ Grace Stephoson of London',. 1.907 find in 1008i as wellas inIyog, f. who has been visiting, in Stanley and it othing 'is so distressing as a weak also- Came first in popularity. with .'. other places Jor the past two months, tile exp stomach—tete victims of this trouble C 0 U. ch, coo returned home . 6rt� Mondav crimentcy4 in each -V 'thestf stiff or froll-L ifidigestion, * biliousness, - years. The - Imperlal Amber . _Ivill dizziness, and'.froqueht headaches, N Mr,'Arthur Stephenson, formerly of u •again be distributed throughout Oh- food agrees with then't—meal. time is Stanley but recently of London, has tarlo this STAPLE' AND FANCY DRY GOODS left f autumn as one 6f, the it" -time ult misery.; not a -, time or the west. yariefies for co-operative experillic-lits,. 'Air Wfllia�m Rathwell And'his.si :4),leasure. Relief :,-from, this. MILLINERY ster We distributed �tlie Dawsoft's Goide'll MANTLE •:DRESS MAKING -hwell sit PS dering can be found throug .Miss Martlia. Rat perit Sunday Ch :.for cp_�o` t, through at the �homa an pera ive e\periments ille .� use . of." I)r. Williams' . Pitik of. Xn,. Henry. McCliti - througbdut .0,rktario i1v each of "tweir'" they `Pills�they never fall to make the years,- but. not witbin.. the last th�ee. weak -stomach strong';, . to banish the (illite a number from aro.tind. here years. According to extensive inqui atteri-aefi tht,.Anniv rsary "r-filstrossing lippdaches.; biliqusnessand V services. it, ies . which we have made. this. year, t.hq 4izz1*2ss. Mrs. C. S. �. 'Stel ves Methodist ch �reh , " n' Dawson"s Golden Chat.I is still . 'most th4. brucHield, 0 Sunday last- arld''Iistcned to. two cx- popular' and the roost is one of• the many NiD T Wel SpI. I cellent .&t%rzndns -by, &iv, 'IT." �W- Cott I $­growrl variety of Nv'ho have bet -a cured through the lise, winter wheat in t ec, a bins. (;i� the Ontario street'.church Cl'in-. Province. be Of �110SO Pills-', Sb6 says :—"I stiffer - ton. Winter I Rye. '- The Average I yield . d of ed very - much from stoinach'. trouble We pissed . into stock ;this W'0*k-25 dozen p�irs grain per r acre of each 61'tbrea: vane - and -would often 10AV6 tile table With-, ties- of winter, rye, distributedl in out' tasting food. -- 1 gof no: relief Pure Linen Ruck Towels6 lar tile WOrt,11 slic' akillig bl'tAl tile- ge size, and ifi the,�rOgular, CoilStanee alltvmn of 1008, is as gollows : Alam- so of Dr. Wilftnis' PW `Pills. They way,of selling would be- 35c. Our price- -for- quick moth' White-, 28.1 ;!, Common, 22.1, and L (I ntc-nded for last, issue.) gradually restored my' health and selling Washington, 10,6. In the' experiments -Armstrong of Brussels Is it . throughout Ontario; , ..ill Mammoth strength and" now I am as well as 15q9t paire I was, I would e�rnestly, re 4 preKat the -guest of Miss AnIlI6 Law- White sur the Co •' " I ever com- son. mmon rye by mend them to-, all those -vow stiffer as gee. these, in our witidow. an average of 5 bushels per, 'Acre in I did" -larris Ur. I missionary from China, 1907, 5..4 bushels per acre .in '1908., and It -is t . h - blood-!4ad blood -that. is addressed tile 41"pWorth. League 'Nig­ 6'bushels Per acre in 1909. e cause of hint -tenths of the• ail - day. 'evening .last orl-Ahe cause 61 i Fertilizers with Winter Wheat. til Missions. the co-opte C, . I � . I . . I luirat�ve experiments with dil- meats front w1lich both men- And wo- Messrs. JaP, Cook And WnA.- Hugili'firent, fertilizers applitd. to winter men suffer, The . blood is *the.'. )i(em Last Call fir Shirt Waists giving fluid of 'thL.-body_ AThert., the drove to.. Blyth reecittly.' combining Wheat, the average' . yield' of - grain ad it A boand to. poison blood is b, Just about one dozen blouses all told, but we wish to sell every business with pleasure. Per acre for five years are as fol- some part of..tlke human s3i.stoin land one,'and Ili order to do so,we Will Make a sacrifice on: ever y.,blouse left.' Miss Jean 'Love,' elpik in'R. �,Clarks '4 lows Mixed Fertilizers, 95.2 bus.' if ills it is that rheumatism, kidney Regular $1 arid 90c blouses for ... I ....... .69 store, ,has veMidd Itrom, her position Nitrate of Soda, 23.8 bus. ; Alutiato trouble, indigestipri, headaches and and is taking a trip to - Mahitoba, on. of. Potash, , 2-2.9, bus. ; And Superphos- b' 8 �- �nd aelmehe 'A host of.. other. Ladle . s' Summer Vests* ;,Thursday of -tYls 'week; Miss Love phate, 22.7 bus. The -unfertilized land troubl,�s make' their appearance. Dr. has 'made many. friunds during lin gave an. 0 average of 10.1 bus. per acre. Williams' Pink Pills cure all these Fine ribbed Swiss Vests with short sleeves, also without sleeves, I three years stay W our midst . and The. Superphosphate was applied at troublcs�ind.thev, .care 'them thor- good size. Regular 28c Vests for 2 for... I;— ..................... ,R 15 wilt be greatly missed 1� y all. A pleas- the rate of 820 - pounds arid' the,Mori- ougllly—.qimply ant Jouriley, en,oyabI6 Aime while ate of Potasji, , and the Nitrate of cause. they tilt the a there. and 6. safe r6tvin' is. the wlgh'ol Soda ea&, 160 pounds per acre. The reins with rich red blood. � I The genu - Ladles' Cotton Hose- ine Pills bearing the full name .,Dr. -re. Mix6d, Fertilizer her mat;y friends hlz consisted o,t. one- Williams) pink pills for pale peo Fine Maeo yarn, Hernisdorf dye, al-z—esi- 81--.40, ))lack only, Regular third, of 4, io quantity �Yf n, ch of tha • PIC 25c for ........ ................ ........ ....... Ag other three fertilizers here mentioned. are sold by, all dealers in medicine or by irrail for. $2.50 from 'Ill" Dr. Wil-. New Pr I Imer The usual. cost .01 'the fertilizers' as liams BILdicine Co., trodRyillc, Ont. 0(91S. used in this. exp0rinicut is between Art SateenS' - for Sch four and five dollars per acre., A fresh shipluent of Art in all the, newest colorings, goo The primer, the first book of I the now Fodder Crops, tell )&tt��J.0 d In t. of six 9, suitable for cushions, c011iforters, etc, If bought at the re+ sclIlles of Ontario readers) and the last years, the seed ot. Hairy 'Vetches and fil11 gtilar price would have to sell at 22c per yard, Otte to be issued, was authorized by - I -Ion and Of Winter 'Rye leas been distribut- l 11101,1111 Ask to see these. Dn, Pyne, Mlillster ol-Education, on ed throughout Ontario . for co -opera- L A B 0 R D A Y Saturday. The book 111 size, and bind- tivo experiments in testIng these crops •Cushion Tops . fug resembles th6 other books! of the -for fodder purposes. In tile axeragu ot RETURN TICKET,13 Series, Its superiority over its pre= six years' experiments, the Hairy AT SINGLT,,' FARE Only two dozen of then left, assorted patterns. Regular 25c anti decessor, tiv- old Part.I., is more than 'Vetches groduced', slightly the largest' 35c. Our price...,..,.., in binding, printiAg and the class of yield of green fodder. per acre, but Between ill stations - in Canada, Also 1 ...... .................. paper, In the old book the readi-119 in 1`909 the largest yield was produe- to Detroit and Port Huron, Mich. Falls and Buffalo, X. Y. matter WAS Made to order foi the oil by the ,Winter Rye. - Ni igara• - sake of Iititroduciag teasy 'PhoAic\WordsA Distri4tition of Material for GOOD GOING SEPT. 3, 4, ry andAyth. We will be pleased to showyou our New rather than for .1uny thought in tha porlments in 109. 'RETURN' LIMIT SEPT, 8th, MO. exercises. The selections were aser.1 As long As the supply lasts, mater- I EVE'RYBODY SHOtT-LD VISIT Fall Dress Goods, Coats and Furs which have its Of word .exercises, Each teacher Jal, will be distributed free of charge CANADA'S is, irk this book, left tr6e tot use what-• in the order In which the applications just arrived, Our prices are RIGHT—quality ever . method's which may permit him are received from Ontario farmers GRXIATE',ST or her to do most effective work. A wishing to eXperiment and to report E XHIRITION. considered. a -number of inspectors and members of tile rdsults of Any one of the. follow- I On account of. the Canadiati ,Zatlorl- the Educational Count!ll strongly fax. Ing tests:, 1, three varieties of Win. al INhibition, the Grand Trunk nall- orod"the use• of realyy, lnforpstjqkg nlativ ter Wheat 2, two variptles of Win- way System will issue return tickets ter rather those. tilt,- exercises .01 meAll- ter RYP 3, Ave Vertillizer-14; with At SINGLE FARE' to Toronto from What -we Advertise we Sell, 'rigless words contained in the old, Winter Wheat :. 4, Autumn and Spring all stations In Ontario, west (of Coin - 'hook and' which so wearied tho. pupils, Applications of Nitrate . of ",oda, an,d wall and Ottawa, August 2Hh to So much more opporttAnity arid scope Common Salt wMill Winter Wheat 51 Soptemlier lith in011lsiVe� Good re- What w: e go -it Advertises us now has been given the teaelwr. Tile, Winter H'nimer and Wilittv. 11oley fl, turning from' Toronto OIL or before prilillng is In efgbtecu point typc, An(J Ilafty Wtehes and Win-tei hyvi 4s Fodle September 14th, 10()I). the Pages are open, and the reading der Crops. The size Of each Plot is to, 1 Special low rate excursions N%-:11 Ile matter broken til) so as not to appear be ont+ rod m A wide by two rods longj run froth Points oe, n ter,..Iin * elates, IRVERY COURTESY AND ATrPNTION heavy. The illustrations total oni' huri. Material for nunibcrs 3 and 4 Will be glV1119 patrons of the 01rifill 11 tutik an died and eleven. The book contains sent -by express And that for the Otb- OPPOrt(Itlity of visiting Toronto At AWAITS YOU HEIZe. ninety-siv Pages And SwIls forloin ors by mail. very small (08t. ectts. Its predecessor sold for ten O.A.C., Guelph, Ont, Atlg.'18th, 0DI. I Don't fail to call on ,Ip :*w 0" '. I . . I .­­ I.. - ,% ;t r, Ild Wy I L I �v 10 Trunk Ageikt for full August 26th, 1909 rw Spec* lal Prices 0 For one month we will offer s eclat prices on all lines of goods $ to reduce- our titock so that,we wilt rooin for fall .and winter J3 goods, which we have bought very largely of. '%Ve illust luake A rooni. for them as we have very little, room to spare at th V e present -SPECIAL BARGAINS of Which we will mention a few Thousands of yards of Now Prints just in, worth 12 j and 15a which we I offering for Joe, which is less than we c in stock. An now put Plltthem�re ek4treg-u]4r'vll()Iesalel�rices. Seethem. A,large lot of New Flannelettes, worth l2icand .1501 we re (11 offering at9reand l0c, Nothing like this value to be head intlib regular way. DRESS GOODS—Our whole stock 11-111 be sc)14 at cost and under, 1ncludirg, a number of "IV Pieces just passed into stock. BOOTS AND SHOR; will be sold on big reductions, and we have man), lines to clear in this department, %Ve can save yolt lots of money.,. READY -DIADS: CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS must be to sold as we have bought very largely in this line. Big reductions in Suits, Odd Pants and Vests. All other lines will be sold equalIr I low- 0011le And see what we have. If you see the, goods you will buy, sure. Come at once. Respectfully yours, P EL BROS,; Saiall Profits and More Business. MONUMENTS J. Doig has just received, direet from Scotland per the S.S." "Ionian". a con. sign-mentof the above In choicest Gran- ites and of Chaste degigns. ------------- Prices Reasonable Best Workmanship inspection Invited JAS. OPPOSITE POST. OFFICE. Shoes Ch-,e.*a 4p OurW114-Summar Ciearing Sale is in full swing. It is a means of placing within yoar reach shoes *of, all kinds. ata small cost.. We sre ivilling.to siterifleeall profits for' a'few weekssin order to.eleaii up the balancii. of Aur sutnuier goods twin'ttke roorn 'f6r iticoming tall and winter lines. Below We 9NO you're new list of lines we :are �streugihening in addition to the lines announced last week., 255 pairs Alen's Patent Calf Bluchers it 00 for -*4.00 l3pairsBlen's Velour Calf Bluchers at ....... 5.00 for .4.00 20 pairiAlen's Box Calf Bluebeis xt.......... COU for 3.20 Men's pairs en?s Tan, Russia Calf Oxfords 3.50 for 2.8.3 .0 jiaiirs'Aler.'sTan XVillowCnIf Oxfordq...:,.. 4.00 for 3.20. 14 pairs Men's Tan Ualf;Bluchers .............. 4 00 for 3,20 10 Pairs Alen's Box Calf Muchers- .. - - - , ...... 4.40 for 3,60 18 Iialrs Men's Kid Blocher 13.a.19 ... I ............ .3.00 fai- 2.40 20 pairs Men's.Xid.Bals .......... e.. 3.50 for 2.80 25 pairs Boys Grain Leather Lace . .......1.15 for 1.40 18 pairs Boys Kid Lace ....... 2,00. for 1.60 23 pairs Youths (Jilf Lace, 11 t()*i3** .......... 1.50 for 1,00 20 pairs Bux CaJt Lace', 11 to ........ 1-75 for 1,20 60 pairs Little Gent's Lace, assorted& to -10J.. 140for 1,10 Repairing. while v UW ait. ------------------ .RI D. JACKSON Always keliabte CLINTON 144, 1