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%our stomaell sweet 1- mikes orip Pgivders Cure. Soli'e
• by W., A. McConnell, drugOst,
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Briteiu, Gerlasay end the United
States have agreed Upon the text ist
• propeteltion for a permanent court
or arbitretion a,t The IlagUe.
DUring July the 4Ourts-ragtial la
the Baltic t provinces of RuSia,
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CENTRAL
' STROn.TPORG, ONT.
THIS SCHOOL.BY BEING THE
I3EST HAS BECOME THE LARG-
EST BUSINESS TRAINING
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SCHOOL •IN THE WEST. WV
HAVE THREE. DEPARTMENTS
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND, AND
TELEGRAISHY, IF INTERESTED
IN OBTA.INEIG A PRACTICAL
EDUCATION, WRITE FOR OUR
NEW CATALOGUE, GRADUATES
ASSISTED TO POSITIONS.
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-RELIABILITY - EXP‘ERIENOE-
THE CLYDE STALLION
LORD STANLEY
Will stand for the improvement of
stock for the season of 19 7 at his own
stable, on Lot 24, Con. 2, Stanley.
Lord Stanley is a light bay, stiipe,
nigh hind fetlock white. He was
foaled June 21th. °1 9 5.
PEDIGREE: Siberian (imp) [63M]
(11933), Glenlagga n (imp) [4605] (156).
Rakerfleld (imp) 14871 (419), Scotland
Yet (imp) [345] (1292). Captain Watt
in:10[231](4 dam Minnie Glen)ag-
gan [5846], May.
TERMS: To insure $8.
A LBERT NOTT. Proprietor
Northern Navigation Company
HOME SEEKERS EXCURSION'
RTH-WES-T-ON--ST-EsAMERS-
SAtLING JULY 3rd., 17th., AND
31st.
Return fares to Battleford, Sask.,-
$39.00 ; Brandon, Mao., $33.55;
Calgary, Alberta, $40.50; Edmonton,
Alberta, $42.50; Mooseta,w, Sasl.,
$36.00 ; Prince Albert, Sask., $38.50
Regina, Sask., $35.75 • . Saskatoon,
Sask., $38.50 ; SerestificOna, Alberta
$42.50; Winnipeg, Man., $32.60 anti
other points in proportion,.
Rates include stateroom berth in
second class quarters to limit of
steamer's capacity. Meals .50c each.
Steasners leave Sarnia for Soo,
Port Artlfur and Duluth every Mon-
day, Wednesday aed Friday at 3.30
p. m.
Full information from all G. T. R.
agents or address
C. H. Nicholson, Traffic Manager'.
Sarnia, Ont.
TAKE RIVAL HERB TABLETS
FOR StOMACH, LIVER, s
KIDNEYS AND FOR CL-
• EANING THE BLOOD. FOB
SALE BY W. A. McCONNELL:
CLINTON. WHOLESALE
FROM THE RIVAL HERB
AGENCY, KINCARDINE.
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
Wawar.osh consisting of 110 acres
of land, 15 acres under 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., directly oppos-
"tie taid lot 27, containing 100 acres
of land, 15 acres of which are beeh.
On this lot there is a bank barn
40x60. There are 4 acres of good
bearing orchard on the two farm.e.
Both lote are well fenced and un-
derdrain,ed. A never tailing 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 Nicht
olson, Auburn P. 0. Prompt reply
'will be given, to all cornmunica-
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FARM -40R SALE. -THE CNI)Erl-'
signed. offers for sale part of lot
40 on the Bayfield Road, 1i1e
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south of Clinton, eonsieting o 20
acres. Good frame house wi st-
one cellar, 'barn 36x70 with cement
basement. Easy terms. ,-- 3. A.
Smitb. . 40
FARM FOR SALE. LOT 24, CON.
2, Stanley, containing 100 acres, 10
acres of bush, the remainder is well
'fenced. underdrained aid itt a goad,
state of Cultivation. 1 acre Of or-
nbard and small fruit. Ott the pro.
tho; is a two story brick Wilts
aTith slate roof, a firsteeliess fatal
beim% a barn, size, 44
110 With stone stabling a cement
ello 14x80, goad driving Tutus., Pig
pen and ben bOuse, TWO never -fail -
Ing wells. 'rhis farm is Sititated 41'
Utiles from Ilrucedeldi 5 front 014**
ton and On :trod gravel road. A.p.
lat 011,_ Preto/eel ee addreas
n bort Nett, Clinton P. 0, 02
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HIM
• !news of the CENTRAL SUSI-
/ 'Opens Sept. 3rd in all depot-
iggrrcle Di Lri% trmay 'gg.I.
• alogue explains; mu superiority
• in Equipment, StatT,Metleocls and
i Ream ts. You ale invited to write
t for it if intex-ested in the kind of
w schoolwork which lirings hest
I success.Address ' ”
W. fi. SHAW, Principal.
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-Fresh,
Strong, Pii
That's What we • claim for our pieta
Hag requisite. If you axe looking tq.
such qualities in' • .
- Vinegars, elsixed Spices, Cloy -
es, Poppets, Ginger Root, Ce1-
17-•=sts,mrr- „
ramie, etc. -let us supply you.
Don't forget our *tine ;
As:Gbod as the Best
_ Better than Most
Cheap as. the Cheapest.
. Careful attention. to phone orders.
A. D. Beaton
Phone 11.1, • l'yoriipt. delivery
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PPLES
ANTED
ROTH FALL. AND WINTER
For which' the highest
prices will be paid.
Don't sell until you see me
or one of my agents personal-
ly.
D. CANT ELON
CLINTON,
COAL
ORDER YOUR YEAR'S SUP.
PLY: NOW. TIM BEST IN
THE MARKET, $1 PER ToN,.
BUT IP' ORDERED:AND ' PAID
FOR BEFORE NAY 81st, A DIS-
COUNT OF 40 CENTS, A TON
WILL EE ALLOWED. ..
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Orders left at Davis sa Roveland's
will be premptly attended to.
anansari.a... •
W. 3* Stevenson
Sid.bs.
For.
'WE. HAVE FOR SAL/E A
qUANTITY OP' t HEMLOCK
SLABS, .ctirr 16 INCHES LONG
SUITABLE FOR laArteEp.
J.
Hamilton
Cream Separators
No artiele' On the farm' pall. the
, farmer betterthan a Cream Sep-
arator. When buying, buy 'the best
that is the DeLaVel. 1 am agent.
' for it it this distrint. s
The CyClone Fencing
The Cyclone Wire Fencing has
the two greab requisiteit leeks
Well and teats; a long time. Be -
lore platiogryoUr order loti me thou,
you title fencing and Trete you
prices.
JAS. APPLEBV. "Clinton
Clintott Nows4l000rd
Huron -cpurt Hews ..G4hered
for News -Record Readers
Fttrielt
Mrs, Jacob Smith of Detreit bae.
eat eljer-perente.,_,Mr-and
Mrs. Jacob Ort and other relatives,
the past few Weeks. .
Mrs. J. J. Merner, who. left tor
Exeter last week, will visit ' her
mother in ,Goderich bet month, be-
fore she returns to town.
Mr. and We. Oliver Johnston and
family of Clinton, also Miss Lizzie
Melrose of Baden -were visiting at
Mr. Thornit.e Johnston's, last Week.
The big boiler at the Kalbtleisch
mills was put into place lest wee's:.
and it ts expected Abet the power -
plant will be ready in a few days.
Mr, Conrad Trueinner of the 14th
is erecting a handsome residence thie
summert• .•
The yoter's list of the township of
Hay contains 793 names in part 1 ;
153 in part II and 41 in part 111.
There are 474 persons' elegible to
serve as Jurors, ,
It is seldom Abet we are called up•
on to reeord two deaths in one week,
but this occurence only More toreibly
reminds us that one by one we. are
hurrying along lifess pathway -here
4ottlay and toir.orrow we are counted
with the great majority who have
gone before„
Ideriry Greb,
One of the first rettlers of Zurich,
in the..'person of Mr. Henry, Give
passed •away on Monday morning, at -
ter • an illneselasting abOut two
weeks, the cause of death , being a
paralytic stroke. The late l‘le. gree
came to this country and settled here
when all was a Wilderness and hae
beeri.a Continuous' resident bele foe
over fifty years: He was .6, carpenter
by tradeand aseisted in erecting a
good many .of the old buildings in
town. ,His widow . and a family Of
nine' children all -survive. The child-
ren are, Charles, Jobe and Mrs, John
Wooer. of Mach.; tatrete_Schriguicer.
Of Wellesley; Mrs, Henry Roese and
William of Stratford.; Mrs. Stae
kle; of Detroit t Fleury of Nebraska
and E'dmiincl• of KalamazOo, Mich.
The f„eneral took. Place on Wednesday
afternoon from the. family reeidence,
to the Latheian cemetery.
redeeicile-Sehuet
On Sispday afternoon, Mr. Frederick
Schuettler, an old and respected resid-
ent of Zurich passed over to the great
beyond; after an Meese lasting for
some years, although he has.. been
able.. to be out and de- a little week.
except for the paet month_ or
when ,Int grew gradually Weaker, .arisi
wastiongieg for the time he was to
be called hence. The late Mr. Schuet-
:tier was born in Gerinany' eorne: sixty
odd years age,' and came to thie
country after lie Attained his major-
ity, settling beet: .nearly. forty.. years
ego. He Was a hard working malt,
early and late, and the efarnilier
sCeneas he passed tack and toetli to
and froni • hie farm Will be missed by
the. 'South... end residents. His ee-
maine were laid. to rest on. -Tuesday,
afternoon;, the interment taking place
to Bronson, Line. Cemetery. Rev. A.
D. Gischler officiated At the burial
service. He •leaves • one .;on, Johne
veho is at -home here alio .his .widow
and • four step-ehildren-Henry Wool -
nicht of Dakota, Mrs. Pfaff of Mich -
igen, Mrs: Gordon ef Cleveland and.
Mrs. Broderick of • DakotA.
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•: Walton
. M. Rowland took a business- trip to
Toronto last week. .
Mrs: W. H. Humphries wile :took an
extended trip West returned home
Friday. •
Mrs. Jas.. Harris and Miss. • Amite
Fergueoli-Were visiting'last week' at
Clinton. , •
Wm, and 'Mrs. Smitheis, of Ender-
lin, North Dakota, are visiting xelat-
iyes in- this vicinity. Mrs. Smithers
was formerly Miss Mary Bennett.
The roof has been put on thene‘e
residence erected by Chas. Connor,
16th eon. Grey„
,The Western Fair
Sept." 641i tot1.4th.
The attractions:at the Western Fair
London, 'Ontario, this 'year prothise
to surpass anything ever presented as
any previous Exhibition. Knaben-
shue, the world-renowned aeronaut,
will-II:lake daily ascension's with hi
airship. The airship twill also be On
exhibition at all times during the
Fair. Tho Toronto Pigeon Fanciers'
Association will stare a race from in
front of the Grand Stand ow Wednes-
day afternoon, when. it is expectel
that about four or flve.hundred pig-
eons will he liberated in.their start
for home. The Dog Show, will be
something new to Western Fair vis-
itors. Apdale's aniroale will- perforin
tWipo daily before -the Grand Stand;
they show altnost human intelligence
and. no one should miss seeing them.
White & LeMart, 'Phe Les AriboS and
all the, others must be seen to be ap.
predated. There" will be efirsteelase
music throughout the entire week by,
excelleat Bands. The program eater
evening Will be eoneluded by a grand
display of fire -works closing with the
"Siege of Gibralter." • •
Special arrangements hate been
with all Canadian Railways and some
of ihe linea in Michigan for reduced
rates front Sept. 7t1I to 15th, inclus-
ive.
Reserved Seate will be for sale tor
the eittratids-Starid-on-Tuesdays-3tea--
nesday and Thursday,'" Sept. 10th,
nth,' 12th. Mail orderS for the nime
Will b‘attended to. °
Progia , prize litts and II in-
formation gl en by applying to the
Secretary, General Offices, Loution,
Morris Township. Our Ottawa Leger,
A tow weddings are on the •taltia•
-Misse0.--MCCice--01--Straford-visitell ' ------Ottavv4r-4-4&--
for a.fewdays With their Courint MINA
ene Steamer passes and Sir Wil.
Jordan. •
dm, 0.0.01,1100. 0011. 114. •
I
• e ' frid appeaxs to be making little pre
WU'. Jordan, who has. been filling e, -
gress with the repairs on his shatter
position At Gederich, returned home
Friday.- ... ed Cabinet. Havieg agent two or
Misses Kelso, of Clifford, are guests three weeks in confereneeS end dis
at the home of their' cousin, Alex, putations on the subject, the Premier
Cloakey. has concluded to go off in the weode
We are glad to report that Miss i tei- a week's liphing and reflection.
Maggie Craig is recovering from, a
severe attack of scarlet fever. . Meanwhile the impression grows that
le,
Jr., who has, been mi j t_wo or three IVIinisters now in the
abinet must disappear. They are a
Albert Co
ins a position in East Orange-, New .t)
jieontztd, 0,4s spending a ifestv ,weeks . , at ,ssoirtfeth. ren:of weakness rather than
h
Mee, Burkholder, - t
of, Cleveland,
014 and Mise Mabel Teylor, ot rar-i
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A Campeign, that Failed.
is, 1u7se been guests at .Reeve Tay's:
loe's. 1 As predicted the totten Ogg , argil -
i Mts. Christopher Miehie of Hespeler meet applied to Mr, 13oura,ssa has
e visiting at the honie of W. Michie, been more than, a, failure. It has
6th line. - 1 given the Nationalist leader a
'A good move by the tOWnship I strength and prestige that he 'Afil
council is the arranging to replace all not have before, and widens the
their ,sinell culverts with cement lile, gap between. 'm nd the machine
Joe Clegg, jr., having disposed .°1 Liberals of Quebec, Since the Quo -
his "Costumee'ae ,driver at a goof' bee meeting was broke,' up Mr.
figure, it now training another ot the Bourassa has addressed s tie huge and
same kind., •
attentive audience in another pelt of
The Patrick Kelly, 60 acre faten; the Province, and 'has arranged to
being' northwest -,1- lot 14 in the 8.th speak at a number of meetings Seen
con., has been sold to ...In°. Nevins, to be held, . Seyeral prominent men in
of Blyth, the price being $2,000. He the Liberal 'early have east in theit
gets immediate possession.
Miss Carrie Souch, 3rd -line, has lot twioitghs, hoininilainndattwniolliipinepaoen n(hit
on a holiday eisit with relatives tion, graft, immortality and extravs
at Seaforth, ClinIon and Gbdericle agance in Government- eir.:ci et 0 Mrs. Geo. Lowry of Beueselsis look- tame and Quebec: Mr. Bourassa ie do-
ing after the' housekeepieg (hiring her ing a good public service. Whatever
sister's absenee. • ... , differences there may be between himi
and the Conservatives the, opposition
party Must:have some respect for hint
Grey Toinship.'On account of the enemies he has
A metallic roof h; been out en the 'neeteeafiLi
ie buretiPtahlensdoatdinwanilti
barns on Mrs. W. Shine's farm, 121h ABbeoruarle,ssa,
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I Liberalism has greatly -departed -I. om
cert. ---- e.- - - se --- - te--- • • - - - -- r-fthe -etandard--- -to -which-he still ad -
Last Week .Rev. Mr. McCamus,0-- f
horse.
Listowel, was the guest ot his Cousin
Mrs, Hector McQuarite. •
:W. R. and Mr, Sloan and son,
Rupert Of Han -Alton are visitors with
Nell Duncans.on for a Week. • -
Last week W. H. Cole, 7th con., re-
eived-a-erieve-threihing-separ.atere-e-
Mrs. Belcher and (laughter. Marjorie,
of Chicago.' are visiting her mint; MrS.
James Cardiff. She was formerly
Miss Jean Robinson,of St Mary..
The 50 acre farne•recently purchas-
ed by ex -Councillor Duncan Johnston:
being part °Hot 15, con. 14, has been
sold to James Byron, of • Miehigaa,
for the sum ot $1800.-
As the Conductor,
Understood It
I was doing an afternoon ehitt on
the -belt line that runs around Asleary,
Park -an easy job that left plenty of
tinie for the philosophy that is. the
car man's delight.„ It wAs abon•,', two
o'clock the afternoen,, when a lady'
climbed on the .car, and ,speaking as
if she begracled. teeey ,breath she
spent on. Such • loW' erea.tnre lis° .1 cen
)-
ductor she chopped ofi these wotele • -
"Let .me oft at • Sunset," :tneariii.g
Sunset Avenue, of f.tourse, a;- wsll
knewl. but the day ;was pleasant, and
the. lady looked: as if she needeh the
air, so I said nothing. ' "
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On • and on we:..went; going -torrid
and round the town, and on each trip
I remembered collecting her fare, and
didn't bother her for more. • But. by.
and by she began to recognize the
scenery, and ealling to Me,. she sal()
"I thought you were to let me . oil
at Sunset t"' ss. ' • .
At that I pulled a huge nickel
watch , from- iny pocket., and looking
long as Wand making big eyes, I
said with the best brogue I kept tot.,
uee at such times :
"Shure, mune and.the sail is .yit
two liouis high.":
Of course she told -the- whole story
to ties "super and he fired me.
For being -rude to a lady?'Bless you
no-efOr failing to collect the extra
fares.--Fkom "'Women. 'Fare' as tfie,
Conductor Sees There," in. the Sep-
tember Woman's Home Companion.
The drink Habit cured at home
Miller's Drink! enre. Sold by 'W.
IVIcdorinelY, druggiet, 'Clinten. .• •
by
A.
PROGRESS OF AERIAL NAVIGA-.
• • TION. . '
The Air Ship' that is cOmirig.to, the
Canadian National Exhibitipn, Toron-
to, will make a trip, within the first
four days, torn the ' Exhibition
Grounds down to the City 'Heal,
around the City Hall tower ted back
to the iilaceot starting, thus exeria
paying the great progress that has
been made withie the last twelve
months in aerial navigation. It is
not so many months since Santos
Dumont, the Great Brazilian aeron-
aut, had - his name on the lips ot
pretty well every man and Woman in
She- civilized world for his great feat
of rounding the Palace of the Jayne,
and now within a year of that pt.
formance the feat to is be in re
than repeated in the City of Town -
to, Canada.
I was pale i•nd weakly for yeaxs.
Miller's compolnd Iron Pills br61ght,
about a change. Sold )y W. A. Me -
Central!, druggist, Chasm
Marengo, the Hottentot chief, has
administered a dzcisive defeat on a
detachment of German troop in
Southwest Africa, i1tlng Setae thirty
Oa; or forty af them.
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Sir Charles .Ilibbert Tupper.
The return .of Sir Char:lee Hibtert
Tupper to active political campitign.
ing in Eastern Canada is air event of
olitical interest. Sir Charles -)lib-
bort is one of the test stump spenk-
ers in the country, His.
ical. life 'has been tree.from :any kind
stain or reproach and his Olney
and experience qualify him •for use-
ful service. Leaving public 'life jeuch
.poorer than whet) ne entered it, *as
did most of his colleagues, Sir
Charles Hibbert has ',meetly given
his whole. time. to prefessional *0) k.
Hp has established it large end prat -
able _practice' in British Colurania.
This IS where he ,differs from several
mernbere and ex -members of the
Laurier Government who were poor
When they tOok office a,ndtate note in
a positiou,to high 'without earn-
ing anything. In Ms recent addressee
to his termer, constituents. in Pictou
and to his" Mends at Halifax Sir
Charles Hibbert strongly consmended
Mr ".• Borden's leadership and announc-
ed that in.• the coming electien he
would himself be Prepared to take
the platform -'in Nova Scotia as Ono
of his Supporters'.
Mi. Sitten'S. Pleating Palace. '
Speaking., of public. men who hid()
becOme. opulent in office, the ne'Wee
papers of Ottawa,. Montreal and To-
ronto give glowing descriptions Of a
remarkable new yaeht which Mr. Sif-
ton has..had built for himself. This
is desctibed as about the finest.. and
most costly boat to be foiled on the
St. Lawrence and, he lakes. In size,
sPeed, splendor ot-its appointments
luxury ot its a.cconiny4ations, the Sit -
ton yacht has few, it any, superiors
in this part of Norh America. Ne
expense has been spared in providirig
skilled officers end.a professiotial
cook. Last yeax , the hews colunins of
the papers were eloquent in their' des-
criptions of Mr, Sitten's $200,066
summer home neer 13rockville and
now.' the , ex-miriister ' has provided
them with a new eeneation.
The Power Behind.
' It is hardly accurate to seeale. of
Mr. Sitton as a retired Minister Ile
14 still • a member of parliament,.
ehotigh he is not often seca les the
House. He is hi efteet the minister
from tho West though there are
two nominal ministers to carry out
his programme. Western members of
parliament supporting the government
do not trouble themselvee about
Oliver or Mr. Templerrian. 11 they
want anything they go straight ti
Mr: Sifton. While Mr. Oliver pet Up
a frail defence of the. Western land
-deals carried, through place .ne
,a Minister it was easy to 'see . they
were not his (legs and that eeterie, er
there were •made Without tie col -
sent. It is also well understri teat
Mr. Oliver would soon cease to be a
member of the koverinnent and would
not long have the: support of the Tur-
Ado,niSons.and Ilarro vs if he re-
fused to wear the Sitten yeke. When
one considers „these Western transac-
tiOnS, the Yukon record, Mr. Sifton's
connection With the railway history
of the coutitry, and the condition of
hie Mu personal .fortunes the. point
will eaeily be Seen of certain_ observa-
tions made in Parliament in 190e by
Mt, Boileassa..
a
Miller's Comnourta /ion Pills re-
store the ,color to mile cheec
bloeSsloss Hee. Sold by W. A. Me-
Zonnelydruggist, CIinhOn:
Pearing the drastic amendments' of
the Lords, the Iltitish Government
ha a &tided 10 abandon the Scottish
land bill.
Results of Experiments:With
And* 29111
Dys
Is an 1 that, the
stomach and other
!rims ars weak, thW or
.Attsd.? Ito COWSflG
end of aches and Omai4
is most. common whom
bolt( their meals an
arry and worry as tAbey
45L, in tbls couldayi
49.131.ma-Scowa Crops
The 'area -used for sowing Wheal asal
other autumn crops was Somewhat
greater throughout Ontario in the
fall of 1906 than in that of 1905. At
the Agricultural., College this year
Winter Wheat and Winter Rye have
produced large yields of grahe whieh
is above the average in quality, but
19wer than those of 1906,
Generally Speaking, white wheats,
as compared with red wheats, yield
more grain per acre,. possesstronger
straw, weigh a • little less per inea,st
ured bushel, are slightly softer in the
grain, produce a more popular pastry
flour, and furnish a somewhat weakee
flour for bread production.
Of the white wheats, Dawson's Gol-
den Chaff and other verysimilar var-
ieties;. such as, A.buudaiice, American
Banner, Beardless Rural New Yorker
No. 6, American Wondere.Superlative,
.Forty -fold, Prize - Talker' Med Extra
mean Red have produced the highest
yields of grain per acre in the Coll-
ege. experiments. In the following
characteristics the Varieties mention-
ed below are very prominent ; stiff-
ness of etraw, Dawson's Golden Chaff
Prosper*, iconomy and Early Ont
Orel° ; hardness of grain, Buda Pestb,
No. e Red, Crimean Red, Banatka,
Tasmania Red and Geneva; weight of
grain, Northwester, Auburn and Gen-
eva ; and milling quality, Tasmania
Red, Onigara, Crimean Red,
Yaroslaf, Turkey Red, Early Genesee
Giant, Banatka, Northwester, Geneva
and Itnperial Amber,
We are • endeayoueing tO 'improve
some of the best varieties of winter
wheat by means of systematic sele6,
tion and by cress -fertilization. Each
of .eight different relected strains of
Dawson's G.:Aden Chaff tvlieat gave a
yield of over 70 bushels of grain per
acre in 1907, ,Some of the: mosit.
promising hybris's, which are con-
stant in type this eyear,•are thoee
produced by crossing the DawSon'r
Golden Chaff with he Bulgarian .and
with the Turkey Red.. The. object. 'in
crossing istO originate new 'kinds
'whic.h will combine the good qualities
e imin e e un esire e ea uees
of the patent,yrrieties.
The melt of many tests conducted
at the • College indicate the impor-
tance of sowing with -a grain 'drill,
large, PlumPi sound, • well matured
seed 'wheat. at the rate of about a
bushel -and a half per . acre on well
prepared clever and earlier 11
possible than the-tatb of September.
Smutted wheat should be immersed
fortwenty minutes in a Rthrtion of
oue 'pint' of formalin .and forty-two
.gallons of water.
•` The ree'ent tests a,t the College of
other classes of auttplin sown crops
.
show • the following varieties to he the
,
heaviest average yield* of grain per
acre: Mammoth White Winter -Rye,
62 bushels., Tennessee Winter Barley,
.53.4- bushels,. Hairy Vete-hes,' 5.7 -and
• Black Winter .Innier. • .
In the co-operative experiments,
conducted thrpughou t • Oritario in, 1901
under the direction., of the Experbmea-
tal Union; the. average yield of grata
per acre wete as :follows :. Wintee
'Wheat -Imperial Amber, 22.2 bushels;
Abundance, 21.7 bushels ; and Mich-
igan Amber,. 20.3 busheis, and Of'
Whiter Rye -Mammoth, 26.4 and Co.n
I men, 21,4 bushels, •
I Dietributian of Material for Experi-
ments.
AS long as the supply lags, mater-
ial will be distributed free of Charge
in the order itt which the applicatione
are received frons Ontario fanners
wishing to •experiment and to 'report
the results of mite one of the follow-
ing tette,: 11 .1tairy Vetches and
Winter' Rye as fodder crops ; 2, them
yalieties of Winter Wheat ; 3, Five
Fertilize -is with Viecar °Wheat ; 4,
Aittemn and Spring applications of
Nitrate of Soda end Common Sait
on Winter Wheat ; end 5, two vasi-
etiee of Winter Rye. The size of each
plot is to be one rod Whit, by two
rods long.. Material for nornlicrs 3
And 4 will be eent by exptets and
that for the others by inail.
0. A. C., Guelph, Ont , 'Aug 2911(1,
1907.-C. Zavitt.
4.1.1•••••••ai
MORTGAGE SALE. OF FARM PRO-
PERTY IGNotiEru TX. NSHIP. OF
Under and. by the virtue of the
Pewee of Sale contained in a certgn
Mortgage, which will' be produeed at
the time of sale, there will be offered
tor sale by public auction Oh Satute
day, the "7th day ef September 1907,
at 4 o'clock inthe afternookr, at
Reuben Graham's Hotel, Clinton, by
Manias Gundry, Auctioneer,- the fol.
lowitig property, namely'. Lot No. 36
in the 155h coneeSsiOn of the Town-
ship Of Goderich in the County of
Huron, containing Eighty ares of
laTIldhis" fatin IS bee -Validly eituated
about a mile and a halt from Clinton.
The' soil is geed, and %ire is an e*-
eellent spring creek Ituntfing through
the farm. The nuildings are frame
home and large bank bate. The crop
this season is &rid to be exceptionally
good.
TERIVIS OF SALE.-Tenper cent.
of the purchase !emelt to be paid to
the Vendor or his solieitot on the day
of sale, and the Ittlance in, sixty days
th'e'rerafItnerti
14oher larticular; apply' ttiTtliii
auctioneer, Or to the undersigned:
Dated at Goderioli, this 14th day el
August, A. D. 1007.,
Proutifoet, Hays St Blair,
Solicitor:. for the Mortgagee
. Thomas Gundry, Aucticneer.
HOCHTS
cares dyspopsia---it• has "cs
magictouch" thChease,
war toodokootoio of rinneir,Ole
Send to!. SookAm ft/10000U
•C L Hon4 Co.; Loma. Mom
Lord Elgin has announced a • rear-
aegement of the Colontal Office.
MEN'S
'ODD
PANTS
immlook •
We would call atten-
tion this week to our
large assortment ot
Odd Pants. They are
made from the best Eng-
lish and Scotch cloths.
A18,0 some very find Eng -
Hill worsteds, suitable to
wear On any occasion.
We have. all Siies from
32 to 44, guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction
both in style and quality
and at prices from.
7
$2 TO 5.50
THE LAST OF OUR
SUMMER UNPER-
WEAR.
You can't think of any
f Tin derwear_tha
we cannot supply you
"with. Cotton,Silk, Union,
Wool, in fact, we have
everything that comfort
demands. Now therewill
be duys of hot weather
yet, and to 'meet this we
.- will sell all our Summer
Underwear at greatly re-
duced prices. Space will
not permit us to give de-
tails, but we ask you to
call and see the very ex-
tra values in these lines.
A good Stock of Negli-
gee Shirts, Ties, Sus-
penders, etc., always
on hand,
Jacobs
Von will find this
store a very profitable
place on Saturdays
Fall Term Opens eent. 3'
It pays to attend die
ELIAOTT
TORONTO, OM
darner Yonge and. AleIander Streets..
THE SCHOOL THAT RANICS.
FIRST IN THOROUGHNESS, POP-
ULARITY AND GENUINE MERIT,
OUR
liernAD
NDANCE IS GREATER.
1VIO S ENTS WERE rLAcE.0,
IN OSITIONS AND AT BETTER.
SALARIES THAN IN ANY PREVI-
bus YEAR. WRITE TO -DAY FOR
HANBSO1VIE pATALOGUE.
W. J. ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL. .
List of Fall Fairs
13ayfleld, Oot. 1 and 2
Western Pair, 'llept. 6 to 14
tinter, Sept. 16 and 17...
Seaforth, Sept. 19 Ott 20
Listowel, Sept. 24 an 25.
Illyth, Sept. 23 end 24
St. Marys, Sept. 25 and 26•
Winghatn;" Sept 26 and: 2Z'
Goderich, Sept..25, 26, 27.,
Brussels, Qct. &°` and
Rirkton, 'Get, 3and 4
NOW TS THE TIME. -TO PLACEI
-Yetir-ordeflor-Peatizig--bietiWAliii=-111
advance . in price. Use the eon
Spring Write made by tbe Canadian
Feite CO.•of whieh I ittn agebt in
thie Matelot, 1 arn alio agent fon
the celebrated` Heintzman Moo,
F. W. Evil*, Bot 165 Clinton PA,