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OIIR TRADE
DOUBLED
Our sale of Flour,
Feeds,Seed Grain,
Etc., has doubled
this season over last
What better evidence
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right,
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ELLS. HER SUFFERING SIS.
TERS TO USE DODD'S KID-
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They Proved a Blessing to Her When
Her Pains and Weakness Were
Almost More Than She Could
Bear.
St. George, Man., May 23. (Special)
—Hoping to save her sinter women, in
the West from pains and aches which
come at the critical times in a wo-
roan's life, Mrs. Arsene Vinet of this
place has given the following state•
ment for publication :-- •
"I have brought up a large famile
and have always enjoyed good health
until the last -two years. T am fifty-
four years of age and at the critical
time of life that comes to every wo-
Man, I had pains in My right hip and
two
re down t
shoulder. I email not1'
minutes at a time without suffering
the greatest agony. Sometimes I
feeling
awakened with aas if some
one had laida piece of: ieo on my
bead. Another time it would be a
burning pain under the left shoulder.
-'I took many medicines but could
get no relief, till re
adrng of cures
of
similar cases to my own by Dodd's
Kidney Pills, led 'me to try them.
They did wonders for me.
"1 want all women to know what
Dodd's Kidney Pills did for nee."
Dodd's Kidney Pills cure the Kid-
neys, The woman who' has sound
Kidneys is safeguarded agaii t nine-
tenths of the . suffering that makes life
a burden to the women of Canada.
W. H. Watts & Son.
Opposite Postoffice. Store opens at
7.30 a. m. Closes at 8- p, rri.
We are practical Boot and Shoe
Makers and repairers. Boots made to
order in from 1 to 3 days notice and
repairing done whsle you wait.
FARMERS ATTENTION •
We have. several pain of pur own:
make of Boots which ere just ilie
thing for spring wear. Verne in and
see them..
All repairing left ate the Postolfice
sr at Mr. Adams' store will have 'our
best attention. One of the firm will
be at our Londesboro store on Fri-
days. Kindly give us a trial.
W. H. Watts & Son
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Barns reeled from X15.0O upwards
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given.
Also Galvanized Rods much cheap -
Henry . Clark, an aged citizen of
i lime
' returning to hisio e
1 e
while Belleville g
after a visit to Providence, R.I., fell
on the street in Rochester and, it is
believed, broke his back. ,
AGE ADDS TO ITS ,POPULARITY.
Fifty years ago Putnam,'s Corn
Extractor. was introduced. Its sale
has been enormous. The reason is
that. ePutnaln's" is the only painless
.and sure cure tor corns,- warts : and
bunions.; Doubtless you have proved
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COURT OF REVISION OF THE
Township of Hullett.—!Notice is
hereby given. that the .mecting of
the Court' for the Revision of the
Ass+essnent • Roll of the Township
of Hullett will be • held in the Town-
ship Hall on Saturday the 28th day
• of May at the hour of 10 o''elock
a.m. for the purpose of hearing. and
settling complaint's against the said
...Assessment Roll. Persons. having
business at the Court will • please
'•attend at the said. time and place
without . further notice.—• James
Campbell, Clerk. Hullett, May
10th 1910.
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Ma y 26th, 1910
:uron County News Gathered
for News-Reeord leaders
18 Years Au
From The News -Record of
May 25th, 1892
Clinton, May 25tht 1892. $2.Q0 per day.
A new bridge will be built over the
Messrs. II, B. Combe and W, YoungKelly drain, 8th eon. Tenders are
made a run to Goderich one evening asked for cement arch and cements
a a steel beams.
last week . on their bicycles 2• n abutments and floor with
hour. I D. Farguharson has sold his grass
Mr. Geo, D. McTaggart was this farm, being lots 34 and 35, con., 10.
it
morning, (Wednesday) married fn•Mor- McKillop, to Jno. and William S
hort
1 la.
risburg to Miss Broder. They will reed near neighbors. The farm con-
take�up their residence on High street tains 135 acres and prioe was $4,500.
in a _ week or so. • i The Messrs. Shortreed are already in
Capt. H. B. Combe purposesteeing possession and Krill work it in con-
tarm.
vection with their own
a four mouths'holiday trip. He will
visit. various parts of the 'United Jas. and Mrs. Calder, end son, of
States. He left yesterday.' Guelph, came for a�holiday to the
"I closet know whether I would like home of Mrs. Calder's parents,'1'. and
to be James.Reynolds or not," said Mrs. Bielby, 8th line. The fernier
John ovier, patting one of r Mr. bei gone to Port Arthur and bis
Reynolds' fine-looking horses on the
neck, "but ,I do know that if I were
a hors I would like to bo one of
Mr. R ynolds.' "
14 lorria,-Township
Dungannon. Y01J MELANCHOLY WOMEN !
A. Brantford windmill has been pur- E. Rathwell visited friends at Walk-
Can't even sleep restless day' and
v in trouble
chased by Wm. Cutno Ingham, 7 p 1 the erten. night thel time. over .i ease imagined t o b t;
Ile is determinede
keep P Miss Spence of Goderich is visiting ale brain, but n the blood. which is
times. at B. Augustine ! thin and ihnutritious. Do the right,
Wm. Geddes was appointed inspec- Mr. and Mrs• Will. Crawford of Tor- ! thing now and you'll bo cured quick -
tor on the concrete work on the onto visited at B. J. Crawford's. ly. Just take Ferrozone ;' it turns
He gels f d.
Cruickshank abutments.g Mr..Craw f hasgone a but everything you eat into nourishment,
Mrs, Crawford and baby are remain- I cousel iently, blood containing lots of
fig for a better visit. +; iron and oxygen is formed. Ferro-
k flesh,d v
Ferro -
zone makes =sae, nerve—
strengthens in a week, You'll live
from
1pnr.er, feel brighter, be free f m
melancholy if you use Ferrozone.
BAYFIELD, COU•R!F OF REVISION.
----Notice is herebygiven that the
Court of Revision of the, Assessment,
Roll of the Village of Bayfield will
he held in the Town Hall, Bayfield,
on the 26th' day .of May, 1910, at 11
o'clock a. m. fox the purpose of
hearing . and. - settling .cpmplalets
against the • said Assessment Roll.
Persons having , business at the
Court will please attend atthe
said time and place without furth-
er
urther noteee.-H, W. Erwin, Clerk. 29
STANLEY COURT OF ru \'Ieee)N-
Notice : is hereby. given that the
Court 'of Revision of the Assess-
Merit Roll of the Townslhip . of
Stanley, will be held in the Town-
• ship Hall, Varna, on the 28th day
of May, .at 11 a.m., for the pur-
pose of hearing and settling com-
plaints against the said Assess-
ment Roll. Persons having busi-
ness at the court will please at
tend at. the said time and place
without further notice.— J. E.'
IIarnwell, Clerk,—Varna; May
5th, 1910. •
D. A. McLachlan,
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Mr. Sidney Smith has purchased for
shipment sixty-eight head of fine
cattle from the Messrs. Ransford.
Last week Mr. Jas, Hearn shipped
about the same number which he
purchased from Mr. D. A. Forrester. Belgrave
At a meeting of theofficers of the Mr. Joe Miller has sold his driving
33rd Batt, a unanimous vote of than (s horse for the nice sum of 5265:
was tendered the ladies of Clinton
and the resident officers of Clinton, Armstrong & Co. shipped a car lend
for the complete arrangements, ring -of cattle last week ;, cattle sire ev
nifncent supper`. and general manage- tremely high.
rnent of their f;rst ;military ball. Mi. C. B. Wilkinson attended the
Jim Ford's grey mare took a funny Methodist district meeting, held in
notion into its head last Friday, and Ripley last week.
looked: on theroadway, usually allot- Mr. Wm, McLean of .Toronto Medi -
ted to its kind as unfit for it's gait cal College is visiting at the home of
and went careering . down the side- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc -
walk on Ontario street until it came Lean, •
to Rattenbury';.+ corner, when it clear.i Dr. arid Mrs. Perdue of Clifford
ed itself from the cart to Which it' visited at the home of a the latter's
was attachedand resumeee the road, i parents, Mr, aril Mrs. Chas McRae,
Mes..rs. DavidC o
Cantelon and Peter recently. ,
Cook left Clinton yesterday en route!. .Mrs. Elston of Detroit, daughter of
for great Britain, . where -they: will Mrs. Morrison; is the guest of Mr. and
endeavor tomake arrangements for Mrs. J. L. Geddes, while visiting
•exporting several lines. of • Canadiafriends in Be'grave• • .
farmproducts this 'coming fall. Tho I David Chamney of East .Wawanosh L.S.V.G., Brotlicr Roy Girvin.
R•S.S• Brother R an.
other part of :tlhe continent to which is very ill with .pneumonia. Y
Brother` Scott..
" Warden, Brother Carr. Bee
Conductor. ' Brother Mallough.
1.-G., Brother Elliott. '
O.G.; Brother Augustine. •
Chaplain, Brother 1VIeNab.
Speeches from the Grand lodge of-
ficers present followed and the lodge'
was closed. Lunch' was served . and
after an enjoybble time the meett:ng.
disbanded with cheers for the Grand
Master and for the • Goderieb lodge,
Whose work is putting on the degrees
was worthy of all praise. !M.. H..An-.
derson of Toronto, representing the
Oddfellows' Relief. Association, also
was among those present. The new'
lodge will he known as• Dungannon
Lodge, No. 410, and commences .•its
existence under most favorable aus-
pices.
wife and baby boy will follow short-
ly. They purpose making their horse
there.
Milton MeVetty has purchased the
fine Durham bull, "Roan Bulie IL.'
His sire was "Roan Dune I."' e liose
weight was 2220 pounds.
WEST WAW ANOSFI FIRE INSUR-
ante Company. -Having : been elect
ed director and agent: for the above
Company, I will insure farm build-
ings and Isolated town property..
Will any person wishing to insure
drop . •nrc a card dr call me by.
phone and they • will • be attended to
• at once. -John• Cox, Porters Hill
P.O. 25-3m
D'.3Stevenson
We are glad to hear that George
Stbthers it improving. We shall be
gladtoseehimout again in
soon.
Barney Beninger is hereatter to ace
as manager as well as buttermaker Fifty cents buys a box of this good
for the River Valley Creamery Co. tonic (fifty chocolate coated tablets.
Mrs. O'Neil of Toronto has been in every box) at all dealers.
resiting at Mr. B. J. Crawford's.
She left on Saturday, to visit Lon-
don friend,•
There was busytime in Dungan-
non
at
non on May 11th hen large partici.'
of Oddfellows arrived from various
points toassist in the institutionof
p r is h
a new lodge of the Independent • Or-
der of Oddlellows at this paint. Re-
presentatives of the three links were
present from Lucknow, Seaforth,
Goderich and Blyth, making, with
the local candidates, a large and
impressive gathering. Grand Mailer
Seriatar Dan. Derbyshire of Brock-
ville, who is a whole host in himself,.
was present to institute the 'lodges► and.
install the officers and he was ably,
s ed byGrand Junior -
assit G nd pier J ..
Popiestone of Blyth, D,D.G.M. Stew-
art of Seaforth, P.D.D.•G.M. Reed of
Goderich and Past 'Grand Master A.
II. Blakeby of Kingston, who acted
as Grand Secretary. The candidates
for the new lodge numbered twenty-
six, a splendid start for thg.inagura-
tion of Oddfellowship in Dungannon.
The degree team' of Huron Lodge,
(toderich, was present and conferred
the four degrees. Following the con-
ferring of degrees, the members of the
newly instituted lodge elected officers
as follows :
N.G., Brother Bailie.
V,G., Brother Young.
R.S:, Brother Moffatt.
F.S•, Brother Whyard.
Treasurer, Brother Hamilton.
R.S,N.G., Brother D. Sproul.
L.S.N.G., Brother Walkom. '
R.S:V.G,, Brother Mole.
we belong having a large surplus 011 Mr. John Budge, while workingat
similar products, these wideeawakee a building, fell off a on'a pile of
gentlemen .are shrewd enough tb sell' old .lumber, injuring his foot and
direct to the country that consumes ankle very badly. The accident wil?
instead of exporting through enter-" lay him off work for a long time.
prising American middlemen.Mrs: C. P. Carhsle, who has been'ill,
Mr.. Horatio Hale, our"grand old" I for a lon. time, was able to leave her
g
citizen, left •town last week' on ahome last Sunday week in : an. auto
trip to the United States, The I for Winghane eeehere she will spend
gentleman Will visit Washington,I thine with her parents, .Mr: and Mrs.
among, other places, and from his! James Walker. 1
eminence in the world of letters will Wm Love has had his new • cement
be somewhat of a 'lion in Capitol 'so- i mixer in' I3elgiave on e job for Wm.
ciety, and doubtless will have the Watson. It isa cylinder type, driven
pleasure. of a 'handshake : and a talk by a five horse -power gaso.':no engine,
" with President Harrison and oche and the whole thing is placed on a set
dignitaries..: of low trucks and looks very neat.•
Roy Wheeler of Vancouver, who was
visiting here with his father, .has, gone
east t ' Y kf f 'd •
I HAVE FOR THE IMPROVEMENT
of stock a thorobred Durham •bull,
at lot 11,. Bayfield Road, Stanley.—.
Jos, Richardson. • 23
F. W. CUTLER, PAINTER AND
Paper hanger, All work done guar-
anteed :to give satisfaction. Prices
moderate,. Residence nearly opposite
Collegiate Institute, Clinton.83
Stanley Township, May 25th,• 1892
Mr. John Gaiaraith, who' has been
sick for some time, . died on Tuesday
and was interred on:Thursday in
Bayfield. cemietery,. •The xemains were
followed by. a large. procession.
Mr. Joseph :Richardson, who has
been sick with pleuro -pneumonia, cs
rccovcring: We hope soon tb see him
around again.
Mr. Thos. Stinson lost a, 'valuable
mare.
Nlsr. George Mitchell •of the Babylon
Line had a narrow escape • with a
kick ,from a colt. • '
Mr. Thos. Brownell is Very busy
this season building a new 'barn.
0 'New o•r for few aye.
Roy is in the employ of the C.P.R.
and has a station sit the firstdivision-
al point east of Vancouver, North
Bend,on: the Fraser Canyon;
Mr. Wm. • Wray has received word
of the death of his sister, Mrs, le -II.
Miller, of 'Virflen, Man. Mrs, 'VI'iller.
visited in .Be.'grave last sunnier, and
was present at a• •family reunion. She
spent last winter with her two daugh-
ters at Los Angeles, and had 'just ar-
rived • at the • home of her son, • Ed.
Miller, . of Robin, . Man., in her usual
good health, when she took nick • _and
passed away very suddenly, of .heart
failure. Her remains were taken . to
Virden, where they were laid at rent
to the Virden cemetery, by the side
• of her husband, who predeceased herr.
Londesboro NIa 25th 1892, .four years ago: Mrs, Daley of Bel-
> y grave is a sister of the deceased, also
Rev, J. Ferguson attended the Dis- Mrs; McKague of Becton and .Mrs.
-Wet meeting of the ',Methodist' church Horner of Badaxe, Mich.
held in Wingham last week.
Mr. R. B. Jeffrey, station' agent
here, has purchased the house lately
owned and occupied by Mr. 'William
Brunsdon Sr. and will, move tanto it
sbortly. :•
Mr. Geo. Newton has been in Wing -
ham 'for
ing-ham'for . •a few days., He has' pur-
chased a harness stock there and in
all probability will remove there ' be-
fore long.
• Quite a number of the Sons of
England attended.' church with Clin-
ton brethren on Sunday.
'
ueeiu s birth -
Yesterday her
'n
g the R
day, it was observed as a holiday.
Last Wednesday Bro. Themes Jack-
son, District Deputy, paid an offrcilal
visit to the S:O.E.' lodge of this vil-
lage and opened a W.R.D.'lodge in
connection with it. Three_ were ad-
vanced to the W.R. degree.
Mr. S. R. Witliants was visiting
Mr. B. Lawrason last week.
Tho 1.0.G,T, lodge was welt at-
tended on the evening of the 17th,
forty-seven members being present,
was
After the business of the lodge v
concluded an excellent program was
presented, consisting of a reading by
Mr. Wm. Longman, duets be Misses
L. Brogden and Elva Adams, instru-
mentals by Messrs. Walter Cunning-
ham and W. A. T.aylor. The pro-
gram was concluded by a tableau
Which was evell received. Two new
members were added to the roll.
SHORTHORN B3ULLS FOR SALE.
2 good red calves, 9 and 12 months
Cruickshank Bea
• d
old, sire by the Cr
Bea -
with Bud bull "Merry I3ud"-67395
—sire and dans imported and from
of up-to-date Scotch breeding.. We
also have a fewgood heifers for.
sale, Apply to W. J. Biggins Box
263, Elmhurst Farm, Clinton P.
0. 22
FOR SALE. -4 YOUNG SHORT -
horn Bulls, got by imported Scot:
tish Volunteer 55044, by Golden
Prince (83609) all fit for terviee
and from good milk -strains, the
kind the people are after. ---Jt.
Snell. 11
FARM FOR, SALE. --ON THE Wel-
don Road, one mile south of t"limon,
132 acres, fine shape tor cropping,
no better land anywhere, fair build-
ings. Must be sold as owner cannot
work it. Will be sold cheap. or will
rent to a good tenant, -14. Plurn-
steel.
Grey Township.
Geo. Bert and Will. Cameron are
home front the West but tvill return'
again.
Owing :to the illness of the pastor
the service at Roe's church Sunday
week was taken by Mr. Relit, Mc-
Kay: Union was unsupplied.
Township" Council will be held on
Thursday, May 26th. It will also. be
Court of Revision on the Assessment
oll•for 1910, -
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!Model Farm Excursion to Guelph
Wednesday, ' June 8th. • Lay your
plans for this delightful and in-
structive outing.
Mrs. Will.. Salter and .children of
Toronto are here . on g holiday at the
home of Charles and Mrs, Rozell, her
parents. Mr. Salter, who was a
former well known i3russelite, will
spend a few days here during, the com-
ing week.
Miss Annie McNeil has arrived safe -
1
will
Sask., where she, r
' Estrov
an .Sas v
ly m ,
make her home with her brother, D.
1 A:, who is in buy ness in that town.
,1•Ier many friends . were sorry to see
i her leave but hope to leave her back
again to 'vitsa where she will always
receive a hearty welcome.
The funeral of the late 0. 1'. Baker
took place from the parental resi-
dence, 9th con., on Monday to Brus-
sels cemetery and was largely attend-
ed. Appropriate services were con-
ducted by Rev. (1, 1', Wells, B.D., of
Granton, deceased's pastor, and . Rev.
II.W. McTavish, of 'Gerrie, a former.
Grantee. Six
members, •s, of
men cr
pastorat
Granton Court of Canadian Order of
Ioresters were pallbearers,earrrs
, namely,
James Rigney, Gee. Cook, William
Westanan, Richard Itageraft, Walter
Gibson and Albert Lambin. Court
Ethel 201 conducted a very impres-
sive service at the grave.
The Rev. Robert Grey, a retiree
Presbyterian minister, died aged 84,
Retail butchers allege a combine be-
tween whelesalers and the abattoirs
to enhance the price of meat.
Mr.." Justice Riddell direeted an is-
sue to be tried in Fraser v. Robert
son, an interesting marriage case.
The ,Superintendent of Agricultural
Exhibitions is going to Britain, on a
mission for the Ontario Government.
On . the direction of the Judge, Mot-
orman Williern !McLean was found not
Seaforth
Mr. James Robb lies been o.te of
the busiest „men in town this spriiig
laying down hardwood kers in the
residences' .of citizens
The Seeforth• public school'truc'tees•
are having • a room le the school Pi-.
ted up' fora kindergarten ci(Tartnicut
and have advertised for a teacbzr,
duties to :commence the first .of ,Tann;
Mr. David .Farquharson. l•.ft last
week for•' Saskatchewan. He took
with hint a carload of horses . and
other settlers' • effects, . Mr.. FFarquhar
Son doesnot intend remaining. in .the
west,. but he' has: two sons - farming
there and may spend the summer
with them. • • • •
•0. P, Sills, son of Mr. G. A. Sills
of Seaforth, has passed his, second
year exeminatieti in mining engineer-
ing. at • the School of• Practical
Science, Toronto, taking honors..
• A mecting of the Ladies Bowling.
Club was held on Monday afternoon
of last week and : organised. ler the
coming season, with the following of-
ficers :
Ilene President, Mrs. M. Y. McLean.
•President, Mee. A. E: Colson. •
Vice -President, Mrs: Dr; Barrows.
Sec.-Treas., Miss. Edna Henderson.
The following committee was appoint-
ed : Mrs. McCallum, Mrt'. George
Sills, Miss Caro .Cardno and • Mrs.
Veale. Skips—Miss Stephens, Mrs.
George Sills, Miss •Broadfot,. Mrs.
McGinnis, Mrs. Geo. Stewart, Miss
Marion Watson and Mrs'. Ament.
An old and respected resident of
Seaforih ire the person of Mrs. Jacob
Morden, departed this life on. Friday
of last week. • Mrs. 'Morden, although
ill for some time, did not seem' to
suffer from any particular disease, but
simply gave way before the weight of
years, being in her eighty -teeth year.
The Sons of Scotland of Seatorth
sent King George V. a letter of tsyrii-
pathy en the death of King. Edward
VII.
A .
onf Prof.P Snell of Syracusecure
made a runaway marriage at Niagara,
Falls a week ago on Sunday and now
m
is
from the, matrimonial
atrimon l
seeks release
knot.
•
The Government's suit against the
town of Sault Ste. Marie for transpor-
tation and pay of troops sent from
Toronto to quell the riots there sev-
en years ago was heard by Chief Jus-
tice Falconbridge, who reserved judg-
ment.
A new floor at small cost. A half -
gallon .can of Campbell's Floor Fin-
ish will make your old Floor look as
geed as new, This Finish :comes in
Transparent also with stain combin-
ed, producing beautiful. imitations of
natural woods, Harland Bros. sell it.
WARNING ! •
-Since the discovery in England
and the introduction into Canada of
SALVIA, the Great Hair Grower,
and on account of the phenomenal
,sale it has had:,others have tried to
imitate SALVIA. Beware and make
certain you get the original. • Every
battle bears the same, "SALVIA"
(lotion for sage)
The results . obtained, from using
SALVIA are remarkable. Falling
hair is at -once fastened to the
scalp ; new life springs up •frons the
roots, and the growth of the hair
is amazing, Dead hairs axe restored
to their . natural color. The Dandruff
germ is destroyed. Every bottle has
a written guarantee. W: A. McCort-
nell always keeps a stock of Salvia
on hand. Try • a bottle and watch
your hail: grow: :SALVIA' is the
only preparation, as far as we -know
that is .sold with a guarantee, A
large bottle for50c, ;
H
odL
Sarsapartilla
Leads all other !medicines in
the cure of all spring ailments,
humors, loss of appetite, that
tired feeling, paleness and.
nervousness.
It effects its great cures, not
simply because it contains sar-
saparilla, but because it com-
bines the utmost remedial val-
ues of 20 different ingredients.
Get it today. Sold by all druggists
everywhere. 100 Doses $1.
How Farmers Can -
Practice Conservation
Canada, being a nati)a of farmers,
has to pay a very largo need bill each
year. Last year our c -ops eel -red for
33,000,000 bushels of • seed grain—
wheat, oats and barley, and we
are constantly increasing our. erre-
cultural acreage. This being so, -the
t is
economy of sowing good clean i : tced
at once apparent. The advantages to
1 pro-
ceeds
tee from 't are Hee be derived f m r P
ceeds of a sum of money laid.•out at
compound interest -they are cumula-
tive in their effect and grow in ever
Some ratio. year. ago a ,..,
competition was carried en in souse
450 places in Canada "o see lust what
the actual results of :i,ing clean pure
seed would be. If we reason from
the results obtained from it, we find
that our grain yield last year vtould
have been increased by ?90,000,000
bushelsg, bad clean vi orous seed been
sowed on every acre under citlti.va-
.tion, Now, 190,000,000 bushels of
grain would Ml 1,500 miles of rail-
way grain cars. It• is such a large
amount that it is hard for the mind
to comprehend, but, at any rate, it
goes to show that it. would 1•av our
farmers to he particular about the
kind of seed they sow.
g
guilty on a
charge of criminal negli- Repeat it :---Shilolr'n Cure will al-
genee. ways cure my coughs and colds."
G. P. Clarkson, a travelling sales-
man, who was hurt at Seab:nth, Ont.,
a. week ago, died at Buffalo.
WEARING •AWAY YOUR LUNGS:
Yee; and your strength too. Stop
coughing and get rid of that catarrh.
The• only .remedy. is "Catarrhozone"
whio'.i goes to the diseased tissues a-
long with the air you breathe; it can't
fail to reach the source of the troub-
le it's bound to kill :the germs, and.
as for healing. up the •'.sore places,'
nothing can surpass Catarrhozone. If
you don't getinstant relief and ulti-
mate . cure you will at • Ieast get
back' your money for. Catarrhozone is.
guaranteed to cure catarrh in .any
part of the . system. You run no
:risk—therefore' use 'Catarrhozone-at
our expense if: not satisfied.
•yFOUR
SPECIAL SAVINGS
For the Following Saturday and all next week
Zurich •
Mitts Lizzie Trucmner of 'Detroit is
visiting, with her mother and sister,
Mrs. L. Prang.
Mrs. Rerierardt of Preston is home
for a visit with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Maass.
Mr. P. Bender 'accompanied by his
son Walter, . was at St. Thomas to
last
• r. Abe Bender
'son 11I
visit his
vs
week.
Mr. F. C. •Kalbfleisch Inas about
completed sawing at his mill and
is busily engaged in getting out mat-
erial . for several new houses and ver-
andahs
Mr. It. W. Williams of the T'ilolsons
Bank staff of London is enjoying his
annual holidays at his home here. .
Tinware.
"10 qt Dish Pans forlOc
14 20c
6 qt Pails for . lOc •
l0 . .... 12e
14. " 15c.
A good dipper only... „.... 5c •
0 q one piece Milk Pans, doz i$1
• Garden • Hose. guaranteed ' to
stand water works pressure, 10e •
per foo't:'up: o
Garden Rakes, 12 tooth mallahle
iron, •only 22c '
. Long. handled round point
Shovels, extra strong solid steel
socket, reg 83c for; 05c
Graniteware . p.
Dippers. reg 3Cc for 20c
Double Rice Boilers, reg 85c, 55c
Water Pitchers, reg 600 for 40c.
rent 75e for •50c :.
Sauce Paps, reg 50c for • 38c
" . reg 35c. for........ 23c
Basting Spoons choice for:. • 8o
'Vol•Peek Granite Cement
Don't Throw it Away.-eThat •
•granite tea:kettle, saucepan, er
ether utensil because it has a
hole in it. VOL PEEK Granite.
Cementwill repair it as.good as .
new. 'One .package will mend
50 holes, only 25c
A. Great Fencing -Bargain •
Now• is a gieat chance to secure your Coiled Spring Wire, as' we •
have the present cash price only $2.25 per hundred, making the cost of •
a seven wire fence :only about Ile—thecheapest fence that can be built..
To parties pinking application for water from the Water Works
: System—we can furnish and install anything in the line. If you want
a Bath; Sink, Basin, Lavatory Taps, Etc., Etc., call and let us
figure with you.
Agents. for Sherwin-Williams .P•
• aints and Varnishes,. and Japt£lae.
. and Dustbane the great sweeping compound.
HARLAND BROS.
STOV:ES AND HARDWARE
A1NtNV ANV AAAAA2'
Your. ?-atek.Wants.
In buying a Watch you, of course,
value, that is you want
want goodY
a watch that will • look well, and
wear well, but above all things
keep accurate time. In other words
• - you want a dependable watch, and
THAT'S THE KIND WE SELL
See our Stock and
Hear our Prices.
W. R. Couivter
Jeweler and 'g
Engraver. w• ., . CLINTON
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
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