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-RELIABILITY -- EXPERIENCE.,
TliE CLYDE STALLION
LORD STANLEY
Will stand for the improvement of
stock for the season of 197 at bis own
amble, on Lot 24, Con. 2, StanleY.
Lord Stanley is a light hey, stripe,
nigh hind fetlock white. Re was
foaled June 21th. 19 5. '
PEDIGREE; Siberian (imp) [63375]
(11833), Grenlaggan (imp) L46051 (150),
Rakerfield (imp) 1487] (419). Scotlend
Yet (imp) [345] (1292). Captain Watt
imp) 12311(4 )dani Minute Gleulag-
gen [5814 May.
TERMS: To insure $8.,
.ALBERT NOTT, Proprietor
Islorthepo Navigati011 Company
HOME 'SEEKERS EpURSION
TO NORTH WEST ON STEAMERS
SAY -LING SLILY 3rd., .17th., • • AND
31st. -.
Return faree to Battlelped, Sask.,'
$39.00; Brandon, Man., $33.55 ;
Calgary, Alberta, $40.50 ; 'Edmonton,
Alberta, $42.50; Moosejaw, Seel.,
36.00; Prince Albert, Sask., $38.50
Regina, Sask., $35.75 t • Saskatoon,
Sask., $38.50; Stratlfeime., • Alberta,
$42.50 ; Wiroipeg, Man., $32.00 and
oIter points in proportion: ' • '
Rates incleele • stateroom berth in
second class quaxters to limit01steamer's capacity. Meals .50c 'teen.
Steamers leave Sarnia for Soo,
Port Artlfar and Dirleth every Men -
clay, Wednesday and PiridaY at 3.40
FulFird-Ormation from all G. T. R.
agents or address
C. H. Nicholson, Traffic Managed'
• Sarhia, Ort.
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Real- Estate for Sale •
FARMS FOR SALE -ONE AND A
quarter miles from:church, post -
office, school and the •.village of
Auburn. Suitable for •grain or
grass. Lot 27 on the 2nd con. West
Wawanosh consisting of 100 acres
of land, 15 sores ender bush • and
the balance nearly all grass. • A
brick house, a bank barn, 52x60, •
driving house z4x36 with a cement
pig house underneath, are on said
premises. Also •lot 28, • East,
Wawanosh, 2nd con., direetly oppos-
ite said lot 27, containing 100 acres
of land, 15 acres ot which are bean.
On this lot there is a bank • barn
4060. There are 4 acres of • good
bearing orchard on the two farms.
Both lots are well fenced and un-
derdraired.- A rover failing spring
runs across both farms. Possession
can be given at once. Terms easy.
• The proprietor is •now past the age
to farm. -Apply to Thomas • Nich-
olson, Auburn P. 0. Prompt reply
• will be given to all communica-
tion. 83
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -
Lot 13, con. 16, Goderich township,
consisting of 80 acres, 05 acres
Cleared, balatiee bush. Good barn
and comfortable house. Well wat-
ered by two good ismning streams.
mile from sehool„and 1 mile from
postoffiee. Will be sold on eaSy
terras.-Apply ,.to T. T. Murphy,
Clinton. 85 `11
FARM FOR SALE. --THE UNDE/Se
signed offers for sale part of lot
40 on theBayileld Road, 1 'mile
south of Clinton, consisting nf 20
acres. Good frame house with st-
one cellar, barn 36x70 with cement
basement Easy terms. - J. A.
Smith.
FARM FOR SALE. LOT 24,„ CON.
.2, Stanley, containing 100 adres,10
stereo of bueh, the tenni-bider is well
fenced, underdrained awl itt 4 good
state ot celtiVation. 1 acre of or -
hard and small fruit On the pre-
mises le a tWo story btlek house
with slate ioot, itfirateeittes fatm
house. a barn, size, 44
r 80 with atone stabling, a Cement
iIo 14x30. good driving house, pig
pet old hen hintee. Twee neverefsdn'
' frig wells.' thil farm i situated
trom 'tree:add, ,5„ frau Clik-
lett and on tie od crane! road. At Jr
VOTERSLIST, .11101.--MUNICIPe
enity of. the Village 0! Bayiteld,
County of linrelle-Netiee is hereby
given that I have transmitted or
delivered to the persons mentioned
in Section 8 and inof the (Wade
Voters' Lists Act, the caplet; re -
gulled by ,Said sectione to be se
transmitted or delivered of ;the list
made, pUrsuant to Said Act, of all
persons appearing hy the lent .reel-
ed AeseSsment Roll of the said
Municipality at Elections for IVIene.
bers of the Legislative Assembly
and at Municipal Elections, ar.d
that the said, list wee first posted
up in my office at Ilayfield or. the
30th day of Jity, 1907, end remains
there for inepectione Electors are
celled uponto tzasilivz, the mid
list, and, Remy omissione or any
otter errors are found therein, ta
tere initriediate proceedings to have
the said errors coerected according
to law. -Dated this 30th day of
Julv, 1907.-H, W Erwin, Clerk
ot Ba.yfield.
FALL TERM OPENS
sEPt. 3rd.
STRATFORD. ONT.
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This school which. is an 61d
Lind well established one stands
to the forefront as the great.
• ist Commercial and Sborthand '
• sehool In the Wesl. •Our teach-
• ers are expeneneed instructors,
courses thorough and practical: •
We assist graduates to pod-• '
tions. Write foe our feee cat-
'alogue.
Elliott.• & McLachlan
• PRINCIPALS
TELEGRAPH
OPERATORS
Iron County News Gathered
for NewsRecord Reader
Duagunuou.
•Miss Pearl Bradford is epentling
holideys. in Toron* •
Mrs, Ryan is visitieg friends at
Luchleow for a. few ein,Ys•
Mrs. Lyons, of Lontlesboron is visit-
ing at the home on Mrs. A,leiVneih.
Miss Beulah Welkoni le speaalag
ber holidays with Weide in Mite iell.
Benson anelkliss Ethel Coe left) on
Tuesday on a visit t� !deeds at ES -
e ter.
Mr. Sturdy moved last week into
the house opposite Augustine's chop-
• plug mill. • „. •
ARE WANTED BADLY BY OUR
CANADIAN RAILWAY - COM-
PANIES. THEY ARE FORCED...
:TO ADVERTISE FOR THEM .
'TO -DAY. WITH 3000 MILES
NEW. ROAD BUILDING THE
DEMAND WILL BE STILL
KEENER.. WHY • NOT GET...
READY? THE •
CLEAN AND NICE' AND THE '
SALARY VERY GOOD. WE
•PREPARE YOU QUICKLY AND •
AT LITTLE cowl,. WRITE US •
FOR •FREE PARTICULARS..
CENTRAL TELEGRAPH SCH-
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• 00L, .GGRRARD EAST, TORO-
NTO. 'W. E. SHAW. PRESIDENT.
hat Shall I
t?
• That is how you feel at this time
of the year. ,`
We carry av fulI , line of Freeli Geo-
oeries and Fancy Cakes..
You Will be sure to ,find in our
stock samethieg 'that will please'. you.
We have. some very 'pretty Dinner
Sets, Odd Pieces of' China and Glass-
ware that would • mike nice presents
• for June brides. •
A D Beaton
Phone 11.1.. • Prompt delivery
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PPLES
WANTE
BOTH FRI, AND WINTER
. Forwhich tbe highest
prices will be paid.
Don't -sell -until you see naa-
or otie of my agents personal-
ly.
D. CANT ELON
CLINTON. ,
COAL
ORDER YOUR YEAR'S SUP -
pot NOW. THE'' BEST IN
THE MARKET, $7 PER TON,
BUT IF ORDERED AND PAID
FOR BEFORE MAY 3Ist, • A DIS-
COUNT OP 40 CENTS A TON
WILL BE ALLOWED. •
Orders left' at Davis &
will be premptly attended to.
evenson
Slabs
For Sale
wz -:HAvn Pon SALE, A
QUANTITY OF •*IIENILOCK
SLABS; CUT 16 INCHES LONG
SUITABLE' 1'0/I RANGES..
•-ph* of Minh** Or addrins
Abell Nit, Clitrkee P. 0. 02
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iiamitton.
• Mies Pointereof Toronto, speut Sure
day and Monday here, the, guests of
Mrs. Case,
• Mrs. Thos. Anderson, of Luelenowe is
visiting her on, EdeAndersot, at
present.
• Miss Daisy Mosely, of Toronto, is at
*sent the guest of the Misses Rob..
ate.
Miss'Daly returned to her home 14
Seaforth on Monday after a few
weeks' visit with friend's here.
!Miss Irene Mallough, of Goderien,
itt,sited at "Poplar Point Farrn,'' • the
residence of Jos, A. Mallough,
• The quarterly service in cennecticn
with the Methodist •church were held
here on
Mne. (Rev.) Collins • and son, • of
• Exeter, and Mrs. (Rev.) Jackson, .frMn
Strathroy, • have been the guests ol
Mrs, Bice the past week:
'During the storm On Thursday
night ;,e,st Ws Oliver's barn south of
the village was Struck by lightnireg
buttortunately was not set or: fire.
• McKillop Township
The voters' Ithe for this township
contains the naineseof 780 tot4S. Of
these 6,26 are eetitled to vote gt both
perhamentary and Municipal .elections;
118 at .mtancipal elections only aied
36 at Parliamentary elections . lnly
•There art. 44 eligiblc to' serve . _is
ittrors. There are- • 46 female voters
•distributol as followae Divisioe one
dWition two19; -divesion three,5
an division four, ' 8. •
The Council met in 'Beechwoocf • on
July 27th. It was moved by Mr, Me -
Dowell, seconded by Mr -Ross, that
'the' clerk write R: S, Code,civil
en-
gineer, adfind outhow goon he eau
come and d� -some 'Week for the' town-
ship, and, if his answer ip satiSfactoey
the reeve be empoiehred' to employ
ham On • motion of •Mr. Ryan and
seconded by tr Cowan, aceoeats to
.the eniount . iif .$3,11,7.fib were passed
and.,order.ed to be paid. Payments re-;
cleaning south branch,:Winthrop drain,
• ad balance can' be made through the
treasurer, G. K. Holland, at his of-
fice, in Beechwood, to the persons' en-
titled thereto; from this dOte. Tbe
council tiler adjourned, te Meet again
at Calder's: Hall, .Wintlirep:, on Fri-
day, ,/!tuguet 23rd, at one o'clock p.
Isaac McGavan, of' this °•town -
stip, near Leadburye has jest corn-
pletedsthe erection of a. fir.e new bare
barn, e0x10t; 22. Riot posts' on a.Mrie
foot cement wall. H.e has erected ad-
joining The barn a stee1.50. Mat tower
wird mill for the purpose of supplying
water which is piped into :the barn,
makifig it ,most cor.verlent for. Water -
leg and' feedrfig stock in the stables:-
• Blgrav
• Quarterly service was held la • the
Methodist chiirch last Sunday.
Jarnes McCallum, ,It. met 'with . a
serious •aceident On Friday lnit. (le
was assiseing at • a raisies on the
farm of Mr. T. Bell of Westfield Dm?
fell efi the plate,thirty feet to • the
grout& AS might be ' expeeted, .he
was severely shaken up, .nut nozen-
fous injuries were sustained, Ire was
fortunate in escaping so eaSily.
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'CHURCH Belga 'FROM -ONE TREE
The large Baptist ehureh :that stande
in the city of Santa - Rosa, Cal,'en-
jcys the distinction of havieg been
construeted entirely fromei single tree.
'Of conrse that be:lurk:5, the woodwork
of the structure. The tree from which,
the timbers, lupber • and shinglee were
cut was a giant California redwood,
A coneiderable'quan:ity of the itenbee
was left over after the church build-
ing was completed. T -he -building hes
a spire seventy feet high; an audienee
room capable of seethes 300 1.a. oat-
lor dapeble 61 seating eighty; a past-
or's atedy 'fourteen by seventy feet,
vestibule and a tenet room. The
building is thirty-five feet by eighty.
There are net many buildings ia 11&e
country all the' timber of which ecen• ce
from a single •, tree. --The Vet:gen:al
World. .
▪ 1.**81.;i• ilwaamaiairkomaao.
ONLY A MASK.
Many are not'heing benefitted by the
summer vacation as they should be.
Now, notwithstanding nruch outdoor
life, they are little if any stronger
thatICOCY were, The tan on their
faces is darker alid ma.nee there look
healthier, Intt it is only e mask; They
are still nervous, easily tired, epset
by trifles., and they do not Tat or
sleep well. What they need is what,
tones the nerves, perfects digestion,
nrettfet aineetite, and make, sleep re-
freshine and that - ,s Sarsa-
patina. Pupils, and teaohers generally
will find the chief purpose of the vae
cation best subserved by gins great
rnerveine, Which, as we latow, "builde
up the wbole eyeterg." •
•When4 Have Time -
When I nave time, so many thingaEii
do
To make life happier and more fair,
For those whose lives are crowded now
• with• carte
I'll help litt them from their lov:
despair,
" When I have time.
When I have time, the friend I love so
well,
Shall know no more the eary, ,
toiling day;
lead her feet in pleasant paths al-
ways, .
And cheer her heart with worde of
• Sweetest praise.
When I have time.
When you have time, the friend you
„, hold so dear •
May be beyond the reacb of ail you• r
sweet intent,
May never kriow that you st kindly
meant ..,
To fill her heart with sweet content,
Whet: you. had time.
Now is thdtime. Ah, 'friend nc longer
• wait,
T \
o. scatter loving stales and words
of cheer, '
To those around whose lives ere new
• so dreax • •
That may not. meet you in the com-
• ing year, ' •
• Now is the time.
The Power of Habit
C, Q. Hallinger, the fimoits tobacco
planter, of Lancaster, Pa., said recent-
ly a the tobacco hanit ; •• •
"It is a good 'thingthat tobacco1.
used in'moderation is, quite -harmless,
for I think it is one • of the strongest
habits in the world. -Many, a man ean
stop drinking • Who can't for hie life
stem smoking. Indeed, •I have bnown
men to throw over gbod positions on-
ly because they could not smoke in
them.' ,
Mr. Hallinger smiled.
•"That is 'a good deal like the Irish
diver., isn't it 'I' he said..
Down in Philadelphia °lie day, a'
your.g Irishman applied at the whale
ves for a dieerle poste He knew noth-
ing of diving, but the strangeness of
the work attracted him and sincelie
was a likely -looking chap, a fitm %took
ham or •
-"The next morning he Was incased
in a 'diving suit, the helmet was serene -
ed on, his head, and' he was ,lowered'
dOWttl some thirty or forty feet to ex-
•arnine.a sunken boat. .,.
"He wer.t dawn well • 'end bravely.
• He remained on the bottom some min
,Utes, doing -a lot of hard Work:. Then
'he signaled • impatiently to lie drawn
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"They drew hini ap, and he motion-
• ed to there to remove the helniet. As
they starred' to do this, the • foreman
said:
• "What's the matter, Mike ?
"Take the lid off me, ,he
•"I'r,ri done wid divin." '
'Why .said the toteman,
niver vrar the excited
answer, at any job where 1 caret
shalt on me hands.' '
replied.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. &Irvin, jr:, from
• St., Louis, are sPending a few 'days iet,
-the N1e' •
.
The sympathy of• ihe community • is
.extended to Mrand ldra. Gec. Curry
in the .death of their' infant son.
'Miss •Linda Sturdy, of Goderieb
township, and friend, 111iPs 'Godwin,
were the gueste of Mi and Mrs, Dun-
bar on Sunday.
Regular sacramental • •services wer.e
held at Nile Sabbath morning. Rer.
W. W. Prudham, returned missionary;
from Japan preened. •
Exeter
Rev A. It Goingstria:eked. new 'note
• in -the disceseion of the temperatiee
question on Sundae?' evening when he
discuseed it from the standpoint pf to
"difficielties of the removal of • the
• liquor trade." Tbe first difficulty is
.found in the temperatee people them-
selves who are divided as to the prop-
er course to teke to bring about tem-
perance reform. 'The second is the
financial difficulty because of so mueh
money tieing invested hi the busieess,
and elso the matter of getting a rev-
enue. In this • connection be Dtatea
that he was opposed to the principle
of compensation, and also did not be-
lieve the government would Icse a
&Alex of revenue after sotne atlju
meld. The third is the cha-raeter of
the men it the bueiness, and the
fourth is the party spirit_ which tak-
es first place in even temperance work-
ers minds. Touebing the present sit-
uation the genven-s,
•• idnire—sfilacing the law, leaning
sia effort to erohildt. Regarding local
• option he was int favor of it but
would rather eee the district larger.
Ile is, against the three -fifth clause he.
cause ne said it Was unegritih.
was opposed to the licteot busiress be-
ing in connection with the accommo-
•dation business, aod thought • they
should.he separated,
While Mrs. E. JOry atui her
daughter, Lerma, were out drieihg
Monday night, the tie line became
loose atd the horse steppitne on in the
bit was broken The eninial, then be-
came unmananea.ble and ran away, in
turrtine, the tartlet near Dr, Ilyrele
man's residence the'rig was upset and
the occupants thrown into •the. diteh
Mrs. Jory received settle' seratehee
and Was otherwise badly ellakin up,
Miss Thr E4 net receine.aty hinnies.
The buggy was badly broken.
Whitechurch
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Mrs. Boman of .Manttoba vent a
few days with Airs, pattersee laet
week.
M. N, Patterson Low hes toed
position at the Don ete ten, Tie.enere
and is getting a geed taste.
The apple °packers are again on the
warpath and report splendid prospeet4
in eorne quarters...
Mr. and IVIrs. G. Proctor of Gode«-
ich township Spent Sunday week with
friends ia this motion.
Mr. W. Holmes of Cobalt' and Miss
Gladys. Holmes of North Bay ailed
on friends in the village recently.
Mr. and Mrs, W:Sharpe'were epene-
ing them. vaeataion withfriends at
Woodstcek and Siincoe the , eceanty
of Norfolk. .
Miss Winnie Cuyler and, Misses Edna'
and :Violet 'tinier of Toronto' have
been spending a few weeks at the
home of their grandmother, Mrs. 11,
Miller. •.
The Whitecherch cireuit eas'adopted
the ccupon system for raising tends
for church purposes. It is propbsei
to raise all funds except missionaty
and vitt:atonal by this mean.
Mr. W. A. Findlay has been taking
his holidays. .
• Mr. Saanders of Wingliani who took
Rev. Mr. Findlay's plaee or. Sunday
had the misfortuee -th lose his way
going to each of the ,appoibtments.
West Tuckersmith
The township council met on the, e7
of July. Bylaws were passed to coni -
mete the statute labor en all the pro-
pbrty heretofore in division 77; Centre
street in the village p1 Egmon.dville to
a cash payment of one dollar ,per day
for a period of twenty years and " to
Authorize the construction of • content
walkon both. aides- of Centre street
from Jack -son's tannery eb the bound-
ry of Seaferth, the proceeds of the
commuted statute loner to be used as`
• required to meet the. anoual payment
of the kiehentureS. Mr. • E. 0. Fuee,
who purpose s settling in the
• count:Y.:early in August's was engage
as engineer under the Thitehes • a,nd
Witercoerses! ActMr. John Stacey
of Henial, was engaged to paint ithre
Ransfotd, Broadfoot, Egmondville,
Sproat, Gordon, Fotheringhani and
Stewart bridges, the counciltosupply
the paint. The net meeting will
held in Seaforth on •Atenist 31st at
••.ter o'clock a, en
..Pb*sical Regeneration': .
• The frequently Made statement that
'men are degenerating physically while
women are gaining from theit *roes--
interestein outdoer sports, does
notepoint te any reversal 'at the stat-
us of the sexes • but .rather towards
:their equaliiatian; The ' woman of past
-
generations have ben: crippled and
weakened and faded into bleedless and
feeble' things. bytettrtettotes-bnessethe-
Way of exeteise and folhcs in the way
Of clethe.e. They were berried out :IS
danity dolls rather than as healthy
'tkinicn who ritigbt well become the
,mothers, of the race, and it is poss-
ible that net a little of the degenera-
tion .fvhich• is noticed in inen may, be
nue te thee social and sartorial impris-
onment of their. nietherse
The racesis not in a bad way so Iceg
as its woinen are „: growing stronger:.
Theegnfeebling elect upon men, produ-
ced by immuring them an cities and
confining their exercise to watching
Sports . from a grand stand, cen • be -
quickly overcome by restoring the Old
eortditione., of out -door activity, ifthey
have not been tobbed el their etamina
by, the weakness Of their.- mothers. The
strengthening ;of our 'girls lin elver
hearty participation) in healthy sports
IS •a•,wholly good. thing. °Occasionally
drawing -room panagraphers atterept ro
tell' Om that they ate .1-osing etauty
by inereasieg the size of their boots,
their gloves end theft Waists- But
,elteey bealthy yeung man knows: •that
:there is no Maiden beeuty like geed
health, and that these athletic voneg
girls with -boendingemuselee-ande-drin-
nervee and cheeks bearing the rose el
health ate far more modela Of beauty
than .a,11 the dressmakers' ninodele" in
the coutiery.
• In the new countries -such as Can-
ada -the rner. leave: little, excuse toe elf -
fain!, physical degeneration for lack
of out -door eXereise. The rural port-
lation .ie large„ and it should get plen-
ty.. The urban population bas -nearly
eipportunities .to And ite recreation.
the open country, and usually is not
so here driven economically' that It,
cannot afford the neceSsitry time arid
money. What .it ehiefly lacks is the
inelinatien. A sort of fashion of seek-
ing amusement rather than recreation
has groin up S and many ot out ytalm;
men had rather take a street car to
an entertaining park than a h
walk On t
or a brisket
a e of ball. If the, moriey ,atid time
that is spent on, Itnieging were divert-
ed to Itealthfel receeanion; we .ehould
see a, • better Set -tip of young fel-
lowon our streets and would he in
no way open to the criticiere of phe-
sitar degeneration. .
In many Ways, we have a decided
advanftage.etee the tern of earlier gen,:
eretione in "the, Old World, We have
better food' as. a rule, etd'itore of
We hail) better s'anitition ism
homes. We have healthier digest. We
'have more medieril. Ineeviedge and ta r
Mete skilful medical (hire. If we woad
hut give tiatere e ehanee, it le•
"these clays' that there ' hiikt id
'Wants. '
•
• Zurich •
The Zuricb Fiex ao., axe senility;
out a ,gettg ot about !qty daily to
pull flax, azo. besides agreat nutei-
ber are pulling by the acre.
A sew pest is attacking the truit
'trees. It hap bare feet, pants us-
ually held* up by one "Orme •add
• gerorally wears a big straw hate
•• ;Wise Clara Koehler has been engaged
,lythe trustees Of P.S. tee All tit6
vaeaney, in.the teaching staff, her dote
les to begin when school re -opens alter
the holidays.
Frene Cresweller of Duluth, Mime
is eisiting relatives he Staeley toWn-
ship. . • '' • - le '
• Miss Truemner .01 Detroit is here
on a ensit with, her mother, Mrs..Eli-
za Truernner, (ti
• The Rev. A, D. Oiscbler will ten-
• duetetngenemunion serviee in the Col-
borne Evangeltcal, clench on SIM ley
Our band heti eeceived a new lot cf
inuelc. The band concerts ce Saner -
day eireelf,ogs are being well attenee.l.
. Lightning struck the dwelling on Mr,
• Godfrey Nicholson's • ,arm on Titers -
day night The dainage was slight,
• Messrs. - Louis Sipple and Otto Sip-
ple,. of Detroit are visiting friends and
relattlies here this let• ting.
The Rev, J. S. Burn of .0o1liorne,
occupied the pulpit in the Evangelicel
church Stmileymorning and evening.
George Siemork returned from De-
troit Saturday,\where he attended
the funeral of hleserother, Jacob, who
died in that city.. \
• Mr. and Mrs. CaspereWalper attend-
ed the funeral . Tue day of Mrs.
Percy Mollarcl, who p'assd away al,
,ter .home on the B. Line,- nbar (Meal
Bend, on Saturday last. •
The following additional pupilspas-
sed the recent entrance exams but
were omitted from tee list as publish-
ed.. Lucy Denorny S'. S. NO. I, Start -
lel, 401 marks; Joseph De La Drente
• er, Sep. S. Staoley, 382 mars. •
Dr, Mabee and Mr. W. E. Kelley the'.
Meneseting Canoe Cleee took'a-trip up
the lake last Week to meet the "North
Pier.:' ' •
Mr. John Brophey of Detroit is the
guest of her bretter,.Mr. Lm Bates.
ewe*, me et `eioleaa pi eeetievia •sent
of her sister and ,father, Mies and Mr.
• Joha ,BropheY. • ,
eMessrs; Persona, Sturdye mid Walter
• Turnbull came home by train.. • from
Port ElgM. W. E. Kelly and Dr: Ma -
.bee went tip to meet them at the fish-
ing island but -Mr. Kelley 'returnee
-With therri. • •
friends smelt a dav at int! "White
MIN Annie' Lamson retetted Iast
mobth from visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Cextveall at Delimit.
E. W. JACOBS
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Another Week o
Our large shipnaerts
for fall will soon be com-
ing in. We must have
room to place the' new
goods in -stock. This
means we have a lot of/
selling to do, and at once
as well. - • '
Commencing Friday
, morning and during
the month of August
'we will sell '
Readyquade Suits,
at Special Pri—ces
We have large assort-
riaent in all sizes, consist-
• ing ot tweeds, cheviots,
worsted, sergei, etc., in
qualities the best to -be—.
-had at tbe prices.
Our Suits Range from
$6.50 to Si 6.00
' Impla
Every Suit in the
vtore will be reduced
,during this month of
August:
It will pay you to call
and see•these extra
• good values.
E. W. Jacobs
11.0.umitigism
bone of the
Oases* it nkanifests Itself
In load
iallemed
mandoes
cured 'gland apighadele.
It requires conatitatione
treatment oodles throgilla
the blood, mid The beat lin
comenttboveat
Hood's
eta&
Wee sestloareisis
ieeel ate• am
Voters' fist 1907 g
4. •
Municipality of the Town of Clinton..
,
County of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that X have.
transmitted or delivered to the ,
sons mentioned in sections 8 and u or
the Ontario Voters' Lits Act, 'the.
copies required by said sections to be.
so tranamitted.or delivered ot thelista
triode puteuant to sold Act. of all per.
SOnb epee/klieg by the hist revised bike-,
sentiment Roll of the said Municipality
to be entitled to• vote at electione "'for- -
Members of the Legislative Assembly.
and at Municipal E'ectionst and that.
the said Iit, w.ts fleet ruffed op in my
office in Clinton. on the 814 'day or
August, 1907 and remains there for i
speetion. Electors are called upojto.
examine the *aid list lied if an eim.
missions or other ,error?' iAr" onodu
therein, to take lintnediate pro d--
inge to have the rend errors correcte
according to havO.
1 •
peted this 3ed day of Aggust, 1907.
• D. L. MACPHERSON. Clerks °
Fall Term Opens
It pays. to attend the
ELLIOTT
• TORONTO okr-
corner' YOeige and Alexander Streete.
. . .
THE SCHOOL THAT RANKSe •
FIRST IN THOROUGHNESS; POP-
ULARITY• AND GENUINE VERITe.
OUR -ATTENDANCE IS GREATER.
,moag STUDENTS 'WERE PLACED0"•• •
IN POSITIONS AND; AT 13ETTER-*.
SALARIES THAN IN ANY PREVI-
OUS. YEAR. WRITE TO -DAY FOR:
'4ANDSO*E. CATALOGUE:
.W.,J..ELLIOTT; pRINCIPAIen
List of Fill Fain
Bayfield, Oct. I and 2
'Western Pair, nneit. 6 to 14
• Exeter; re'ept. e6 and 17...
Seafcirth,. Sent 19 and 20
. tistowel, Sept. '24 and 25
Myth, lit. 23 And 24
St Marys, Sept. 25 and 26
Wingham.. Sept .26. and 2'4
Brussels, Oct 3 and 4 ......
Kirkton Oet. and 4
FIFE AND DRUM. BAND.- -:TBE'
'Fife .and Drem Bind' wish no'itate
that the band' is now open for en-
• .
gagements with -eurtable music fors
any: occasion e ,For terms and are
• iseigetnents,' 'Write W. L. Toenisende.
SecretarY, (ix W. E., Dciepe, Leader,
TAKE RIVAL HERR TABLETS.
FOR ,STOMACH,
KIDNEYS AND FOR
OL-
EANING THE BLOOD. FOR '
SALE BY W..A. MeCONNELL
. CLINTON. WHOLESALE
• FROM THE RIVAL HERR'
AGENCY, KINCARDINE..
NOW IS THE Telf.E.-TO FLACE
your order for 'Fencing before the'
advance in pride., Use the Colt
Spring Wire' made by the Canadian,
Fence Co. of which I am agent in)
, this district. • I am also 'agent for
the celebrated • Heintzniaa
F. W. Evans, Box 156 Clinton P.O.
KNO.g.RTWINE
• FOR '14C.:
DEERING BINDER TWINE:,
• , MADE.' FROM PURE MANe
ILLA, . 650 PEEP PER
POUND AT 1 CENTS -PE
UND. BUY EARLYe__
T. • MURPHY •
Agent Deering 'Harvester Mach-
inerye Clinton.' • •
. •
Cream Separators• ....
No artiele on the fent pays ih• en
farrnet biter than a Cream Sep-
arator., When, btiying; buy the best
• that is the DeLaval. ane levet
• for it in thie district,
The Cyclone Fencing
The Cyelotue Wire Fencing has'. •
the tele great requisitee-it looks.
well and leste a long time. Be-
• fore plating you order let me ellorel
You this feeeitig and quete you!
• prieet.
JAS. APPLEBY. Clinton,
•71