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Oink Neva -Record
August 22t d, 1907
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• 'Keep your blood cool
• Your stomach sweet
Your temper, too,
so.
Fruit Balax. will do it.
It stops beadaehatoo, 25e
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110 cum Powders, Toilet"
I Waters, Toilet Soaps
• and Sponges.
*Test Wawanosh
Cornea met n•s tier akt olratueut,
MeMbers au ,'rent. The treasurer's
statement showed balance ofi band of
$141.84 ; rseelved and filed on mot•ion
of Thomson al.et Medd. The Reeve
ati4 treasurer sesre, empowercd to bor-
row 11,000 for township purposes and
a by-law vtas drawn up confirming the
same, cheques were issued to the
amotint of 1538 in payment of ac-
eoents: The tolanell adjourned to mset
on Saturday, October 10th, at 10
o'cloelt.
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That weft% fired condition will
soort thane by the we of Maid's]
Compound Iron, Pilla SO dests for
26 cents.
'Eight barnin the ;vicinity of Kings
.statt were struck isy lightning during a
• thuuder storm last week and were
.destroyee.
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42- A. solid •
6aek all bristle ::
27. Hair. Brush, worth 50e • ' -
44' I" Millerts Graudies wel tin.ke a cleat
* • for 250. : complexion. Sold l'y VV, e. 11/1aConee11
• Se, druggist, Clieten,
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its • ' • " .--e- ''' Four foreigners aro dead of bubOaie
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'I'M. S. R. HOLME
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THE CLYDE STALLION
LORD STANLEY
Will stand fm. the improvement of
*leek for the season of 19.7 at his own
stable, on Lot 24, • Con 2, Stanley.
Lord Stanley is a light bay. so ipe,
nigh hind fetlock white. He was
foaled June 2Ith, 19 5.'
PEDIGREE: Sieibn (imp) ni3375]
(11933); 0 len laggn n (imp) [4605] (166),
Brikerfield (imp) [487] (419). Scotland
Yet (imp) [345] (1292). Captain Watt
imp) [231](4 darn Mi .nie Glenlag-
gan [5840], May.
TERMS: To insure $8.
A LBERT NOTT. Proprietor'
NoPtheyn Navigation Company
HOME 'SEEKERS EXCURSION
'TO NORTH WEST ON STEAMERS
SAILING JULY 3rd., 17th.,» AND
31st.
!Return farm to: Hattlfore, Sak
$39.00 ; Brandon, Mara, $33.55 ;
Calgary, Alberta, 140.50; Edmoiallon,
Alberta, $42.50 ; Mooselaw, Sasl.,
$36.00 ; Prince Albert, Sask.,' $38.50
Regina, Sask., 135.75; Saskatoon,
Sask., $38.50 ; Strathcona, Alberta,
$42.50 ; Winnipeg, Man., $32.00 and
other points in proportion,.
Rates include stateroom berth In
second class. quarters to limit • el
steamer's capacity. Meals .50c eaolie
Steamers leave Sarnia for Sob1,
Port Arthur and Duluth every Mon-
day, Wednesday ar.d Friday at 3.30
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Full informat•ion from all G. T. R.
agents or address
C. H. Nicholson, Traffic Manageri
-Sarnia, Ont.
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Real Estate for Sale
FARMS FOR SALE -ONE AND A
•quarter miles from church, post -
office, wheel 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 acres under bush. and
the balance nearly all grans. A
brick house, a bane barn. 521(60, a
driving house z4x36 with a cement
pig house underneath, are on said
premises. Also lot 28, Emit
Wawanosh, 2nd con., (Directly oppos-
ite said lot 27, containing 100 acres
of land, 15 acres of which are basil.
On this lot there ,is a bank barn
40x60.' There are 4 acres of good
bearing orchard on the two farms.
Both lots are well fenced and un-
derdrained. A never failing spring
runs across both farms. Possessiell
can be given at •orme. Terms easy.
The proprietor is now past the age
to farm. -Apply to Thomas Nick
olson, Auburn P. 0. Prompt reply
will be given to all communica-
tions.
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT., -
Lot 13, con. 18, Goderich »township»
consisting of 80 acres, 65 acres
cleared, balance btlsh.» Good barn
and corafortable house. Well wat-
ered by two good running streams.
mile from school and 1 mile from
postoffice., Will be sold on easy,
terms. -Apply to T. T. 'Murphy,
Clinton, 35 tf
FARM FOR SALE. -THE UNDER -
signed offers for sale part of lot
40 on the Hayfield Road, 1 mile
south of Clinton, consisting of ..20
acres. Good frame house With st-
orm cellar, barn 36x70 tvith cement
basement. Easy terms. - J. A.
Smith. » 40
rARm won SALE. -Loir »Z4, CON.
2, Stanley, containing 140 acres, 10
acres of bush, the remainder is well
' kneed, underdrahled and in a gortd
state of cultivation. 1 acte of et -
chard and amall fruit. On thepre-
wises fa a two story trick hense
with slate roof, a firstelass farni
house. a barn, elets 44
X 80 with stone stabling„ a (Ardent
silo 14100. goodlfelving house, pig
pen and be house. Two never -Mil -
lug wells. This farm is situated $
Miles from Brucefield, 6 front Clin.
ton and eh send graVel road* Apo
ply oti tb premieeti or addresit
&bort Nett eilittiCat P. O. 02
FALL TERN' OPENS
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STRATFORD. ONT.
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THIS SCHOOL B1•4 BEING THE
BEST HAS BECOME. THE LAIlEr-
EST BUSINESS TRAINING
SCHOOL IN , THE WEST. WE
HAVE, THREE, DEPARTMENTS
commertbIAL, SHORTHAND, AND
TELEG-RAPHY.. IF' » INTERESTED
IN ' OBTAINING A PRACTICAL
EDUCATION, » ,WRITE FOR . OUR
NEW CATALOGUE. GRADUATES
ASSISTED TO POSITIONS.,
tiyon County
T e Kidneys
.ews a ere
When they are %mkt tor1/4
, IA or stevrtanti. the wbok
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system suffer*. Don't nog'
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lect thea One* but
ews,.. ecor • Readers
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face sallow coilexioo
Are Oats In South Huron
'ItheWOrst in Twenty Years ?
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Of alt the correspendents who re-
ported in The stun, otly two predict
a yield in grain generIlly, beyond the
average. One or two .prOtuise a eroP
equal to lase yeas. All the others
prediet a Market shorta,ge compar-,
ed with- 1000, some stating tha,t the
crop will not be over half that of
last year, The at crop will urndoubf-
edly be very ellort, damage to this
being almost miversal, The rePorts
as to peas are inost 'satisfactory, tthere
having been pineticelly no ifamage to
tbie•ertei, with a considerable increase
in average. • .
Oats Worst Su 20 years.
R. B, lVfaclean, reporting from South
Hum, says the fall wheat where not
damaged by insects, is , in most cases
better than last year, Barley will he
a fair crop, although the beads are
shbrt. In some case o on, goon ground,
peas will give yield equal to last
year; they appear to be free froth wee-
vil, Those sown in the latter part of
May will yield abeut thirty builiels
per acre "The oet crOP is the re or -
had very good aatural ability atel HettffiltU
el°riiggy 7uPd":01ehil:rea'a4ncril, Ivola.pner4ginsitaenne:1, aerr:(-11, Ail very erv:oyabl , time 'was spoIrt. iiy
prompt, cerreet jueeonent. It is net about seventy-five gueots from lIerisalt
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work for the bloeeering,. car,eleLoS, tint! and Maple Grove at St. .loseplt. on
id man. The wtrer titc stook the bet- Friday everiing. Those assemble]
est in twen"...y years," says Air, Mac- ter the. owner Must be, or both will the guests of Misses Shirray at Cook
lean. "The attaek upon the leaf come to grief. I who secured and fitted up a commotli-
winch I believe extends ovcr a larg•e It would he worse than useless for •ous, unoccupied iesidence for the oc-
Part of Western Ontario, reduced ti the ordinary man to pay 1100 or more casion,
yield 01 this grain by &mot oneetiercifor prize birds, He could not Care fori Thomas "Sturgeon, who some time
Chances are also against »qua1ily in them to make them do their best; ago was taken to the House of Refuge
this croe. Oats form the » prinelpal could not ana,te ,lnem to »ptoduee the as a payin4 inmate departed; this- life
grain, Crop grown en South Huron, right results, ane. could not , sell on Monday. He had „ never married
The acreage in Wheat sbas been grow- their produce at paying prices. He but was a eareful,industrious man and
ing less for some vea,rs." • might net even bave the kill eel had accumulated sufficient means te
The condition of the oat crop is nerve and money to exhibit such stock maintain him :.oriefortably during bis
Very unsatiSfactory in South Huron as its merits emend. Yet in the declining years, Taken.' ill smile time
report, Samuel Smillie• The straw heeds of the man with knows what» to months ago it was thought that at tho
eis short, some leaves are rusty in do with ik, the highest -priced birds House of Refuge he would receive bet -
1 color, and the beads are AO v,•ell-011ed might be one of re best possible in- ter care titan it was possible. to give
Iout. Barley is fairly good, but hairvestmemts. Mat is $100 for a cocker- in a private bone. Two nurser, were
-caused sonic damage about Hensall.' el If the oWn.tr ear. sell a dozen, or provided and everything possible done
Fall wheat shows a larger acreae,e1 mare ef the chicks for $25 to $50 eath to alleviate nis spfferinga. The inter-
, Mr, Smillie's •ieetiore .There I are and get $3 to $10 per sittieg for eegs9 meet took, place to Hensel]: Union
scene fine 'Delds nut some are patelml Anybody who tried to malse the mostt Cernetery, Rev, le, .20., Smith cow-
: in with. barley. The '''-''hrop on the of pure beds soon discovers that the, ing. home Odin Litman to officiete al
, wholewill not ' en equal 'to last year. I higher the quality and price the more the last sad rites. •
I The acreage in peas shows a slight in-' skill is required to teach the riglit• IVIissea Mary and Chrissie Thompson
, crease with rai appearance of clarhagelelaes af buyer, and a great many : of Toronto aro guests of their aunt,
Olf roni mildew • or weevil; and a •gooll point must peemesidered ell along Mrs. ,Geo. Brown, and ether relatives
, prospect for yield. Toeing crops gen- the line that are cl slight importance, here- ,
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eralln, however, they will not equal special are the requirements ,of a stic7.1 The Bell family held their: • annual
t the returns .ol, last year. in plain poultry» aed eggefasming... So picnie to 'Haytield on Saturda n 1,
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• cessful handier of Taney • poultry that ha,d a pleasant outing.
some fanciers have giVen up» the pro -1 Mrs. Tom aKelly and Miss Nellie
is Truancy in Children Cured
bg» Some Physical Defect?
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clueing er,d of he business. .They ern.-, Stonemaa•ere eusticating at Grand
ploy reighbors or aceuaintanaes to Bend. ,. » » .
raise the birds; Lind therneelves do ]Liss » Hazel Tait » of London» is tics...,
nothing but mate the flosks and attend.; guest. of per ceusin, Edna Neelando• •
to the exhibitiona, the buying: and sera; We are pleased To learit that Duman
ing, tele advertising and the correspon-' MeEtean, son of Alex. 1VIcEwane who
' driver lrovis Nest
dame.. The objections to dividing the wee engine on the
There Is good eommen sense and , Now, if a -physical examination. by a businels in.this way are evident, buto Pass section C. P. R. and whese leg
Elliott & jeLachlau keen Oomprehension,of child riature in physican will eeveal the cau.seol et a Ot 'is Dotter in- tits 4ong run than to Was so badly crush sl by his, engine as
the atguereet 'of Dr. Cronin, of New child's failure in sehooL an 4 if meeicel try to raise a lot of seock it crowded to rkuire•atnputatiett just belbw 00
London, that Truancy, is•caused in the:- to thee rescue
vast majoritysof eases by seine pliysi- Cither .failure ot seeial ' rebelliont ' li
theses chuttrett ' ' 110"'• ialist;.fr, pure hreds ahould have a. fair- Albert Whiteside," Wird of our detees
cal defect. which ldnders the child iii they are so. cured as to • be eble to' eized' farm with not many near neigh- tive ithil, io an autheritg on flax pulls
its school work. Be thld the Cora shine in schoel, their development as: bors, should coeflne himself to one ieg. Ile state e that nie own record of
1?"have been breed, and keep well-paid 'pipers .*•,h-• : three quarters of an. acre in nine houre
gress that .tie per :cent oi the. children good eitizeno- is ' we1l-n40 aesured.
•Ia truant school& were -found tehe-eni- , They. willeheve-icarnede-the--great lesefi-ca.efe_steinottriSTPees.lict'oto'°, ,f4.01Unn:Vat- igell,10; i'a,arrindi hheaso"uylt ilit;'tli.eitc.eriti:Ifarl.,n.gzher(r.ocpoottni,:4_apitilliioluagllir.
tering from such. defects ; and that son that clevernss can. cheer. ite high- tone
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y a_ ei . these defeats .evere est wages by eonformieg to the regua
N tr te wort 1 f . is room for 'wide range ; no round bitri.1 Verily this felloW must.
remedied by 'medical relief; the. child-, lalions'of .society aterwork-ir.g on the ,bether wi h mixing' breeds; and plen--haye been a greased whirlwind.
ren became nor:nal,. Mentally and mot- ; lines if least esoistariee„. Butifit • be c)r of, opportunity for tite owner to I. ' , • . • . . • • .
ally and developed. into good etudentsa turned aside front the beaten path by' advance as fast as his brains and . ' ------ •
.The „child is the _father of the mad a stUmbling block in the form el some ambition permit. The owner his • the 1,
Miller's. Conioorted -•ti•tn Pills, t al},
in that it likes to do the tbir.•g that physidal hindrance ' to effective school Whele affair tinder his control, and is ' -- ,e. yea' oo el A.
25 centh for eu 1 ises., ; I .. ,
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it can do well, Lied hates to do hat recitetioe, and lieds out the superfieial Yet able t° safely' piece or: ethers - 9, '
it . can oply do pporly. If it plays • a c but tern]) tir.g je Ye of rebellion • the •, 1 MrConeell, dreggist, die ton.
fond of that game ; while, if it cannot a man Or warner, at wee with soeiety,
th't° keSepitng'elaperlasorgill; Ili' aanvdiebeetIrlailo(116 hrgreColdies; la)Yt.
s • . and Some
n any
.game ,partiettlarly .Well, it will be very freedene it will israbably develop
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. play it well, it will wily. engage iri it sCornf ol of emtrietions which most once,' but*.their success ets generally
reluctantly,. . prefereing some-. "other folk obey and. dee for crime when .the.shallowe To really master • one • breed
gene Pr which it can "excel. The pinze seems suilicieetly attractive. is' eneugh for one mar, and.. will bring
all the busineas .he gat attend fe•
same ppnelpie precisdY nPO4e1 . to The free' and ihsrova sekamioation' him
PRINcIPALS " York before he lniereat4onai 'Con. treatment *ill einove these calf g, quarters. ,
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gree of Scheel Hygiene new sitting in obviously it will ray the communtry • tneoitas made a good-reeovery and
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To have things just eight the spec -i eopected home in the near •futuie,
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I Opens Sept. 3rd in all depnit: 'I
menu: of the CENTRAL BLYSI-
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' NESS C 0 L.LEG E. Yon ge• , and
IGerrard Ste .Tormitia. Our mit-
, eh•gue'expleina nu/ superiority • '
in Equipment, SAliff,Methodsetod '
schooleen•k which brings beSt•
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. Results. You ate invited to write,
for it if intereated in the kind of ,
i success. Address • • •
W. ft. StiA.W., Principal.
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That is how you • feel at this time
of „the year: . ,
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We carry a . full , line of Freah Gro-
ceries and Fancy Cakee.
You will be Sure to flnd .in our
stock aornething that will please you.
We have some very pretty Dinner
Sets, Odd Pieces of China and Glass,
ware that would maim nice !presents
for June brides.-- . •
PLES
AN
BOTH, FALL AND WINTER
For which the highest
'prices ivia be paid. • .
Don't sell until ydu See me
or one of ray agents personal-
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D1 CANT ELO
CLINTON.
ounEit YOUR YEAR'S SUIL
PLY NOW. THE, »13EST IN
,.THE "WrARItET, $7 PER TON,.
BUT IF ORDERED AND PAID
FOR BEFORE litA.Y 31st, » A DIS-
COUNT OF 40 CENTS A TO
WILL BE ALLOWED.- •
Orders left at Davis & Rowland's
will be promptly attended to.
W. 3. »Stevenson
Slab
For • Sale
WE ITA.V. POR SALE. A
QUANTITY OP HEMLOCK,
.SLABS, CUT 10 INOIIES LONG
S1.11VADI. FOR RANGRS.
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in Ili° clan -room and' wins ' ithe an- dams ie. one of lite cheapest measares *ood
ma,n,, on breed, one fa,rrn, is a
school work. If Ine child is •iL success of sChool children by co eter.t physi-*O6e
planse and cavy of its fellow pupils's that society can lake tO,,protect itself .
thereby, it likes Class -room week. Its against the wholesale manufacture of '
(recollect recitaIons give it the -"ificapables"» ata crimieale The rn - zucknovv
cy which it eosts will be saved, ia ter:i
times over•in reactie Work, hro-
pic and pence. expsnses. It is'
weeding the garden , plot when the'
weeds areleung end tetr'..1r, For Mon -
treat -to have the slightest doubt about,
the•cor.tinzatiore of the system which
such excellent woes last winter. 'wbuld
be th hei t stu tilit " 't
necessary to guard . our childreni
againat the traps *Melt atvait.igeole.
(Ince physical degeneracy and soeial.'
.ineece iit; ehild World, that it love
But if it 'cannot succeed ire school, it
naturally dislikes an occupation which
exposes Its weakeiessea': and it 'these
weeeneeses ate eere Marked and the
exposure very huniffiating, it will run
Away rathei• than eubmit. Into this
result, courage ,..tters as well.. A cow
artily lad may .stav n -the echoel, even
When he dislikes it, because he is
afraid to rebel while a Mose spirited •
boy with greater courage, bit» precise.,
.1y the same metSal endowments, *ill
play .•trump. •
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.rebellipni as .t'ayrotect theta against
.fire,e-Ster.. • ,
The Poultrg Business
Requires a High Degree
of Skill and Intelligence
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- The. breech of , the licetV.ry. businese Red, and' a • sonde thoro:teli working
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:Which ..regnikee ehe highest degree . e!,» knowledge of the uiftleelyirer prieciples,
skill and intelligeme is that of, ham:- • •The part of tne bu,skness Which aP-
ling purebred stoe'e "Oily one With a peare most diffieult te the observer is .
little experleire can obtain Many »goon'. that of the Mang: *Tt is very 'dna.
'testa ts with • market paultryeor a. era . arransing ne pen for breeding purs
floc 'e of hens kept for egg production panes and preparing fowls, for exhibi-
A poultry -Man with good nuenteSS ' floe': .-.Pee3 which. would Toa4.the best:
ability can succeed in. •market poultry apPeararsie as ni). exhibit Might; and .in
farminser eshig about the eanie .(tegree fact have, in eetual esperience, given'
of abilitY that is xeqineed for.succeso- vcry poor •rutilis ' as bk.:Kling pens. i
ful dairy' farming. But to build lip. e A very .proinknent and slice:WW1 breed-'
'lasting .paying besieess le mite -breed er says : "We i'.01.1Sider. . not so much'
poultry ..requireg . a .eonthination (S.' :the individuals . at; what, is haek nil
qualifleatiOns for :the .othet bra:nchea thetio." The phrase' at °nee.' suggests'
Of the inisiness, and, in addition, ( how complieithil L• „the prebt mi.
Very high grade ef spethal ',skill • , in The breeder• must not enly, 'know all
meeting ibe reeuiteit•conditions. i about the beeed and its (realities ane
it 100? 'i 'eaey for. theite.ginnerto buy • requirements, end" milk not only be
a few eggs:of tome prominent breeder a ju e o ge e I to ex.. ence of ita,
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and raise puzebred chickens, ' It an- dividealss but mu 't exteer their family
'pears that he :blIS'a fair elia.nee of get- history and lithe:ling., in order to male .
tip'some Stoll( that will win prizes, combination s whichwill, offset ',..wea"c
becauSein a sense he 'starts With -the' points and • Arengthen the strong
skill and expert nee. of*the breeder be- points Intim direction he .desires. ..e ,
bind liim, beginnelig where1.he 'breeder game of •chess is n,:simple matter eorn-,
16aves oft, Yet 1i' man wi a starts in pared with matieg two or three score
this wary. wed .16d,..; that there is MON of breeding penn to produce ternbilna-:
in thc bysiness than apPeare;d at first, tons that, will not only give certain
and fie iS by, no meansable to lease in-' tins of .exeelleme for one SeaSon, but
otheifiro:t.sst: ;!an.ks; of the 'faileY 'Potd- which will leo% towards results
ryhtsn
.. . . .' years to come. • A great Many hours'
Another plan sometimes adopted , ls of careful thought muse be spent in
to buy ue prize-wioning poultf,y. It study of birde tied .their recants,
is followed by men of ambitien and ' Soinetimes the combitation ,of blood .
capital who helieste that money. can (10 is more Or iess-ct"itit eeeterirnent and-
anythihr. The.y .in about among the requires eonsiderable thought tofigute
exhibitors and breeders arid piek out out tit: best. • plan. The sue'essfut
the best birds regardless of price. This breeder must, have, brains in, his head
Mgr...may of courl;e succeed Jos. a, time , to repeatedly win prizes againSt a
" eSeepeize Wills are prize birds' who- competition , ' from all parts of the
ever Owns thmi, but it is. far 'different c6untry.' -.It Is "found:WA-in many 01..
from building lin a Permanent, paying these loeg-eelabliolied lines Of blood.
busir.ess. » If Often haireena that \ the the prize-winning nualfty has become
nnth» who h8 beugbb up the' bmt 'established, and ..., bird, will be ',pointed
stook ter be nad ' at enormous" cost 'out as a ,prize \vim!' r Ivhich is the sett
finds himself. seaten 10 a yeir or two of another prize winner, himself a son
»by somebody' who,. has bred his stock of fanions prize vintners in, yearg gdae
hintead of buying, It. 'It is well known by. But to ettablieh Abe lines and to
that stock picked up in this miscellan-» keep them up, that's tilt' diffiaty. 1
eats way often ileteriorates .greasly lit . Only now 'and then is the pare -bred.
the setond ',generation, beeause the polltry-business , .plaeed an a really
Combination of svoins and inetviduals solid basis ; that is, Made to Pay well
produces very necertain and uneven,re- for a ion.. terin Of years, with a
0"0:ts, especially when, the COMbinatiOnsteadily improving nuality of pro..
is nide by perioug without a know- duets. In such instances. it will tii.
ledge of the history of the straini un- tally be iota thAt the successful man
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H. E. Ree'41dge and wife, of
Chicago, 'accompanied by Mre. W. U.
Little, .of Ridge -town arrived in their
auto» this week to tae part in the
family »gathering of Mrs,. E. J. Smith,
:Mrs, Will Muechison, Of » Buffalo, who
attended the Kincardind re -union, Spent:
„a few days here visiting friend.; and
returned ,home Saturday.
' About tvvettty "fieople took. in the L
G. Q, P.. excursion • to Sarnia or. Sat-
urday. •
Mr, Donald McKenzie and." 'wife of
Toledo, 0., »tre here for their ennual
holiday, •
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Senior Teachers'
' Examination
Toroeto, , August 14. -The senior
tt.achers" examinatien results were is-
sued to -night by :the department. The
successful students » were : ,
�» C. Alexander, part 1»; • J. T.
Beane part 1 e W. II. Birks,. part, 2 ;
R. Bryan,part 1, honors.; W.
Cameron, part el ; A. M.» Canipbell,1
part 2; V. -"Davidson, next 2, honora ;
J. 'Elliott, part 2 e te H. Fraser, pgrt
1 ; M Gordon, i...art 2, hoeors W 0'
IlenrY, part 1»»; R. R. » }lottery, part
2 ; W. F. Hiscox, Imre 2; M. M.' Jone
Mopatt 2; It. »»L Kilty, part 1 ; Wij
N, eteQueen,, part 1 : mustarty
• n
Pa , a W. 33 50 ;
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4 pari 9 • N},1
Phe.rsoo, part 2,' lienors ; F. 0. E.
Nae.el, part .• 1;»R. Rutherford,'
bart 2 ; W. 0- »S',tesvart, part 1 ;
F. Swann, part ; F. Steam,
1..
part, .„o.W. J. stneylli, part 2, honors '
J • M • Strange, Nut 2; R. G. Seott,1
part 1; E. D. Tiplady, part ; G. I
Troypart ; E. J. Whitaker, part
1, lier.orse and part 2 ; E. Wiley,
part 2; P. G. Nilson, part 2,
artin-Orme
Pianos
There are many new fea-
_turesin the Martin -Orme
Plane worth knowing about.
One, for instance -the
"Violoforin° sounding board
increases the tone of the in-
strument and makes it sweet..
er as the piano grows older,
, There »are varioua styles
and » priees of the Marti&
Creme, but only ono quality -
and that the best.
Where the Martin tOrme
Piano is not represented, we
will ship direct te your near.
est station and guarantee
sate delivery. » .
„Write, for deseriPtiVe
booklet; prices and terms
to -day- sent free to any
address. •
ORME S. SON' Limited
OTTAWA DPI?.
. •
Tbe gr6st printing pa.ner merger in
the North Central States: is being or-
ganized by the Internatienal Paper
Cempaty of Nevv York,
•-
Ai -this •Great Stock
.; Reducing Sale:
We flielthat our stock is
much heavier than it should hq
at this time of the year, so we
have decided to reduce it at
woney-saviug p1 iensto the pur-
chaser. Starting Friday
Morning" Augu-t Ot h, and' con-
. through the next two
weeks, we 11 ill sell • our -*entire
stock at greatly redueed prices.
HERE ARE A FEW:
QUOJATIONS:
Men's Summer Underwear
111 tine 'Merino,- regular $100
for . .75 ;
. » Bann iggan Under w ear, regulnr
70e for ,
Balbriggan Underweaaregular •
50e for . • .39
2 Ifett's reit, ••hard ,and"
E and Americen
hest.
'makes, regular $2.50- and $3.00
for • . .. . .. 1.59
O Men's Readvnittae Suit s, all
U• good material,and guaran-
teed to wear well, regular $15 00
for...." • .. ••• . • . *apt 111•75
112(X) for, 6.90
fore . 7.90
$8 50 for.. , ..... ..., 6.25
• 160YFr Reltay.made'
-T. regular $7.00 for„ „ 5.50
$0,00 anc. Sfi.50 fee 5.00
$4.00, $teell and $5 for. 3.75
FURNISHINGS •
• 15e Collars it•r 10e; 25e Ilene -
U. es for 20e; OW Eraceet for 80e;
60e Ties for -40e; 25c Ties foe 20e;
$1.25 and $1 50 Fine Shirts for -
$1,00; $1,00 fine Shit ts for 850;
15c finelehirtsfoe 0:ir; 50c Sox
for 40e; 25c Sox for 20e.
_
STRAW HATS, .
NEW STYLES,
iileSs. THAN COST
•Oome early while choice the
best and secure some of
these entre values.
Jacobs
reasiniimainataaraniiinioneinitesima
the urinary disorder, an4
begin treatmentat oncemrith
Hood's Sarsaparilla
which contains the hest and
safest curative sabstanom
Por teetinsasSak of reensuitable owe*
*god for look on RadOrlso
C. I. Hood Co.• taws% MINIEP
___41 •
Yee, it is true, 1 was very, weak and
Miller's Compound fi-ore Pills made
me strong, Sold Ly W. A.
druggist, Clinton.
Voters' List 1907
Municipality of the Town o Clinton
_
Courity ot biltU011.
Notice is heieby given that 1 haVet•
transmitted or delivered to the Pete
sons mentioned in sections 8 and 9 of I
the» Ontario Voters' Lists Act. the '
copies required by,said sections to be
so transmitted or delivered ot tbe lists
made persimpt to said Actf» all per,
sons »appoating by the last revised As-,
sessment Roll of the said Munleipalitsr
to he mottled to vote at »electians for
Members of the Legislative Asseneley
and at Munieipal Realms; and that.
-the said list was first posted up in nay
office in Clinton. on the 3•d• d ty ot
August, 1907 and remains there for in,
spection. » Electors ate called upon to
examine „the said list and if avy ore-
ntissinni or' other errors are found
therein,' to » take inimecliate peoceed-
ingn to have the satderrors corrected
according to law.
" Dat Xd this 3rd (ley of Aggust, 1907.
D. MACPHERSON, aerk.
Fa- It Tefrin Opens Sept 8 -
It pays to attend the
- • '
• -- ELT,IOTT
• -
TORONTO, ON'.- . » »A
Corner , Yonge and AleXandeX, Steeens.. •
•PHD SCHOOL THAT RANKS
FIRST IN II-10110:UGHNESS, POP- -
CLARITY AND GENUINE MERIT. '
.0CE, ATTEND ATeiCE IS GREATER.
STUDENTSAVER,E PLACED
IN POSITIONS AND Al BETTER
SALARIES THAN, IN ANY PREVI-
OUS YEAR. WRITE TO -DAY. FOR
•HANDSOME OATALOGUt. •
, . •. . .
EI436171';, PRINCIPAL.. •
of Fall Fairti » » !.
'Hayfield, Oct: 1 and 2 •
_ .
Western Fair,. el••ept., 6. to 14
Exetere , Sept. 16 and 17..;
Seaforth, Sept .19 and 20 '
Listowele Sept. .34 aren-25 '
13Iytb, Sept 23 and 24
,St. Marys, 3ept 25,..arlil 26 '
Wingham, Sept • and 27te. .. • .
Goderiebe Sept. 25, 26, 27. •
Brussels, . Odt. 8 and 4•
Kirictone S and 4
•
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TAKE RIVAL HERB TABLETS' •
.FOR STOMACH,' LIVER,
KIDNEYS AND FOR CL-
EANING THE BLOOD, POP .
' SALE BY W. A. McCONNELL
. CLINTON. WHOLESALE
FROM THE RIVAL HERB
• AGENCY, KINCARDINE.
NOW' IS THE TI.3.11.E.-7-TO PLACE
your order for Feating before the
advance in price. USe • the Coil '
Spring Wire made by the Canadian
Fence Co of ;filch I am agent in
this district.- s_am also agent• .for "•••
. •
the celebrated lIeintzman Piano,-- .
F. W. Evans; 'Beer 155 Clinton PO.
' •
650FET
.BINDERtWINE
FOR '14C.. --:
DEERING EINDER TWINE
,MAlM » FROM PURE MAN-
ILLA, ,650 ET» PER
POL'ND AT 14 CZNTS » PER
POUND, BUY tAnkt.
.MUIRPHY.
Agent Deering Harvester Mach-
inery, Clinton. -
Cream Separators
" No »article' on the farm » pays the
farmer -better» than a Create Sone
arathr, When buying, buy » the best
That is the DeLavai. 1 am • agent
for it in this district.—» .
The Cyclone Fencing
The Cyclone Wire Fencing hsa
the two great» requisites -it looks
„ well and, lastava, long time. Be,
fore placing srour onto let me show:
you WS feneirig and quote you
prices.
JAS. APPI,EBV. :Clinton