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146Y6tabori1st, 1906
Canton Newa-iter;Ord
THE 14.014SONS INK
incorporated by Act of Patlieenant 1.85,67-
gapitd Paid Up Woe° 11 ve Fad $St000,oe
VOA:Mere Sale Netters Cardied OV 0011044 Malta on ail pee
WS in the DoMinfols, Great Britetilt, 'United Statell and all
Foreign, Oountriee bought end sold at beet retes. Memo;
Plade to Farmers, Stock Dealer* end Basineee Men at loweet
ea,tea 9.0 04 .frieSt 'Worship tetMe,
SAVINGSBANK DEPARTMENT-Depoeit's of $1 anti up-.
wards receiVed, Interest altovred at high* current rate
from date of deposit, compounded half -yearly and added to
prinelpal June 80th and`DeCeMber Met,
0, E. DOWDING, , Momper, CLINTON
Real Estate Foie Sale
WARM- Fon SAIX ON 7TE CON* IIOUSE FOR SAI4E--THE SEVEN
-Stanley ,tewnehap•, containing i15
. apees. * mile from. scheol, e mile
. from Preeby,terian and, Methodist
ogiutlehest and, Peatoffice, 7 miles; ex=
" " .HM0.11 ,and 4 miles from, liappea
sstation, There ere on the preetteee
three barns, 64x40, 70x28,, 50x28)
ull in good repair. Comfortable log
gtud frame house. 22 Ores le fall FARM FOR SALE. -WEST HALF
wheat. All fenced, 140 a,cres, Well
of lot 7, South Boundoxy, and Wet
runderdeained and the rernainiugr 75
: 0 .
acres drained by 'township • ditch halt ot lot 8, come 4, Stanley, con-
sisting et .102 acres 8 acres bosh,
ning. through. Never failing well the remainder seeded down except-
• :o.t, Vie hueWith a new 13rantford
ing 30 acres. The pla e is well !m-
inim:1.pin mill, a.lsoi a never foiling
s
oed• and drained, and‘ watered by pring back on the farm. 1* acres
spring creek. Frame \ barn. This
good bearine orelaed. This fano is
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a firet-claes state Gulteration
farm is situated on. the Town Line, n of
two miles west of Kippen station.
, and is situe,ted its one of the best
rain growing sections inthpro'
'Apply on the premises or addliess
Will be
vg: e
Jarnes 0. Parsons, Kippen., Ont. 32
wince. isold cheap awl on
' tetme to stilt the puechaser. For ,----,
'Adore:Brien 'apply cen the
roomed. house now" oreopied Jan-
es Livermore is offered. for sale.
Glood steep *eller, all Finds. of. sea -
WI fruit, hard and soft weter. VOW
bet m:40 Cheap. Apply - James
Livermore.. • - • , . 46
premises ox address' George Cole- pAnn. von SALE OR yo RENT. -
man, Hillsgreen P.. 0. 4't Lot 13, con. 16, Gedericb township,
consisting of 80 acres, 65 acres
cleared, balance • bush. Good barn
-FARM FOR SALE. LOT 24, 00N. and comfortable house, Well wale
1, Stanley; containing 100 acres, 10 seed by two good running streams.
1•aores of bush, theremainder is well * mile from sahool and 1. ni1efrom
loured, underdrained and in a good pestofilde: Will be sold on easy
istate ,ot cultivation. 1 acre et or- terms, -Apply to T.' T. 1VierPhY,
chard and small .fruit On the pre- 0Iin:tosi. • 35 ' 11,
mises is a two story brick ,house
with 'slate roof.; a, firstsclass farm
house, a barn, size, • 40
es 80 with stone stabling, a cement
silo 1430, good driving . house, pig
Ten and hen house'. Two never -fail -
dug wells. This term is situated 3
;miles frorri Brumfield, 5 from Clia-
*ton and on wod gravel road. Ap-
ply on lbw premises or address
Albert Nott, 'Olieton P. ‘0. 02
FARMS FOR SALE --ONE AND A
quarter miles from ehtirelf, poet-
office,sehoofl, and tb,e village of
Aeburn. Suitable; for „ grain .. or
grass. Lot 27; on the.** on.' West
Wawandsh consisting . of 100acres
of land, 15 acres Under bush and
the beam= 'nearly .
i'''.briek house, a
•drivin
FA EM FOR S , 30 AND
part 31, con. 5, Eullett, consistin.g
of 117 aores. 15 acres geed hard-
wood bush, balance under cultiva-
tion. Goed. brick house and frame
O barns, Wet watered and fenced.
Bearing orchard. a miles from
store, pestollice, church and' school.
Will be sold oft easy terms as the
undersigned intends• going West.-
O R J. 1V1iller. Clinton P. 0, 14
TEA MEETING AND BA.ZA A.R.-
The Ledioei Aid Society of Wesley
church purposes hoiding Supper iu
the town hall, ot-.4 the evening. of
Thursday, Nov. 1,5th. Ilot supper
will be served from 5 to p.
Admission 25 cents. eu. intone ting
program will be rendered, oonsist-
ing elusive' and literary eelect-
lots, recitations, ete., chair to be
taken at 8 p. we A sale of uselul
and fancy articles will be held. in
the aeries the afternoon; of the
same day.
further
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HOI1SE FOR SALE - LARGE
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frame bourse Welliegton street,
aileron, • lately occupied by ;F. C.
Alleoelt. 7 rooms and pantry, wood-
---sireil;-.goett. stone, hard
tarn 2icso,.. . • seft water, Ss. ate ofe land. A: •
()use e4e36 with . a Cement I . lendid chance for -e-perpon wanting
Louse underneath, are on Sat a good bouse. Aeply to Mrs. Chid-
' po 'ises. 'Algol lot 28, East • ley or to Mrs.,. Alicock. • 89
'Wewanosh, 2nd con„ directly oppos- •
ite said lot .27, containing 100 acres • •
.431 land, 15 acres of whit% .are 'bush.
• On this lot there is a bank barn
40x60. There •are 4 acres of good
'hearing orchard on the two farms.
°Both lots are well fenced and
•derdrained. A never failing spring
tens across bot1 farms- , P°sP•gssim'•'one-cellar, earn 361(M with cement ' 4
scan be giv,en once. Tenni ths'i, hasoment Jasy terms...ea -J. • As
The propricitor Is now past the age . eteese,s • . • ,
40
to farmeistspPly. to. Thomas Nide- ' • • .
• olson, Auburn P. 0. Ptomp,t reply
will be even to all comenunion,t- . •
ions.FOE-S,ALE--F:RAME HOUSE AND
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• lot be Princess street. 11 rooms,
herd eand soft Water. Good stable.
O Will be sold cheap and on easy
O terms. Alm 4 hives of bees and a
nunrber hee Dun-
. ban. • 36
NOTIOEe-PRIZE WINNERS IsT
the Bayfield Sbow may °Maio 'their
Prize •reoney he calling at the S% -
'office atm Nov. 2ml, 1906.
*--George E. Greenslade,' Secretary ,
S. Agr•ieultural qoe,iaty:
AUCTION SALE OF ,05 HEAD OF
cattle, The understgned will sell by
public auction at Graherees Stock
'Yards, Clinton, on Thursday, Nov.
13th, thefollowirog Sleek ; 25
steers rising 3 years, average 1100
Bee 1,0 heifers rising 3 years, 4
owe epringers, 4 fat cows, 15 st-
eers rising 2 years, 15. heifers ris-
ing 2 years, 1 heavy deaft eelding
rising 2 years, 1 heaVy draft Ally
rising 2 yeare. Terms? 11 months
credit on approved joirt notee or 5
per cent. per annum tor
A, Smith, Owner and Auctioneer.
GIRLS WANTED,. -To' offER AV.]
Icnnting reaehines. We have posit -
lone for a few srria,rt girls, exper-
ience not necessary. Beginners oaid
at the rate of 500 per 10 -hour day
while learning and put on piece
work as soon, as they can earn
more. Good operators can earn
, $1.50 per ,day. Apply by letteror
personally if possible to The Clint-
on Knitting Co, Ltd.. •
FARM FOR SALE. -THE UNDER-
eigneee offers for sale part •of lot
40 on 'the • Bayeeld Road, '1. mile
south of Clinton, consisting' of 20
acres. Good frame house with et-
WANTED -GOOD RELIABLE LADY
to take Orders for our tailor-made
coatunate and skirts, Write quickly.
Dominion Garment Co., Guelph,
Ont. 0 0 46-3*
WANTED -CARETAKER FOR SUM,.
. mer home in Beyfteld. References
required. -Box 440, Bayfield, 0Qat
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Iklartptica.
DouaL.As—sminiiit4—At sxussels,'
on October 24th by Rev. A, O.
Wisbart, Andrew Douglaa. of Tura -
berry townehip to Fame, finale
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est detugleter of Mr. Robert 6Lane-
ple Brueeels.
FOR SALE -A LARGE COOKING
Tango coal or wood. Also a.' New
O Williams sewing maehine. -- Mrs.
O John A. Carter, on D. A. Veriest-
er's Fare. • 46*
DOMESTIC WANTED WO GEN-
eral house work. -Mrs. W. J. Toe-
s.
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• THE • .
. • BERLIN*
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BUSINESS
COLLEGn •
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f FARM TO RENT --4.07 15, CON -13,
Hellett, 150 acres, lakeen, as the
Kelly lathe -Apply. to W. Brydone,
Clinton. 0 0 42
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Inas is ijomin
No doubt you are already 'think-
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ing about it. Oar New Fruits and
Peels are in. Theyare beautiful
stock.
We have stilllefteenueareat
'Snaps in Glassware With priees
at the cost of manufacture.
:See our win*/ en Saturday
Nov. 8rd and you will he sure to buy
"THE PEOPLE'S GROCERY"
A. D. Beaton,
cuNT0N.
Thone 111. • Prompt Delleety.
Xitohen
kCabinets
. The Spanish military contingent for
1907 has been fixed it euro hundred
thousand men. •
APPLES ,WANTED -UNTIL ' NOV..
.10th tire undersigtied Will pa Y ; 20
'cents 0per bag. _foe:geed. paring ap-
; 'Pits delivered: ...,at Clifton or • Sea,
forth ev.aporatore.-Town, & 1:see,45
RENT -:THE STORE LATELY
O occupied by Mr, Harry Bartliffe.-
O W. W. Ferran. 044
DR. OVENS , L0ND0l,0 SPECIAL-
. ist of the eye, ear nose and throat
will pay his next visit' to Clinton,
professionally on; Thtirsday, Sept.
61311, whet. he may be consulted at
Holmes' drug store. .
kcourt. KITCHEN CABINETS ARE
are the gresteet '1'6a -saving fil-
tration of t� 2fith century. They ;
Make kitchen Work a pleasure.
tPeiceer $6.00, $6,50, $11,00. $14.00
Ilieh Back Chairs 40e, 50et 60e. 75e
•Erctetesion Tables $5.00, $8.50, $8. $10
arge Stock Low Prices
E. ..7tellew
11.L.Y.111
Lieut. Kottovaloff, a Russian, artill.
00 OOtY efficer, Ms boot sentenced to lye
itnprieonment et Nod labor
•: for havittg bombs iti his poseessioo,
se, -
Glasses that
Fit. •
W. succeed beams*
Our &Asset give pert.
ect sleet.
Th� frame sett, cam.
o tin b IP. alteb, etre
tooniegg throvigh the
Bemire of the lens*
the, vnsele becoming
to this Weever.
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A. 3. GRIGG
salloiltidd 'Envois*
amid Oestiolate
CLINICI)N. ONT,
How Tobacco la Grown
in Elligx County
To The News -Record.
WALTON-SMITLI-At the Salvation
Army .:Baretecke, Winghate, ,on
October 24th, by Lieut.404
$11-
arp, Lemard Walton to- Stella :
Smith, both of Wiegliem.
ELIJOTT-KILGOUReeAt Salford,
oe Oetobex ,1 -7th, by the Rev. J.
R. MeArther, Sinepsoe T. Elliott
O to Ile Kilour, both .01 'enter-
soll. The groom ie a. ereper of
the Editor of the Wingliare Times
and is also a former resident
- .Births.
KENNEDT.--tIe •Clineou on October
.290, to Mr. and. 1'4rs. N ;Arnett
Kennedy, a daughter.
LANE--Itt, Port Arthur on October
, to Mr. end Mrs, Ernest
Lane ;Nee Miss Matti() Watson
. Blythe 0,* sea.
Seefottle n. Oetobee 25,
toe Mr, awl Mrs. Noble .01411, • *ft
• SOU. '
MOFFATT-In. Brussels, ta Oetoher
23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Woe
'att, a son.
MITNN-Ie Grey, one October • 21st,
to Idee. and Mrs .• Robert' Mettle
a sett. -
RANKIN-In Witeghereo ou*.eseeber
20th, to Mrs, and Mrs.. George Ra-
nkin, a daughter. -
FREEMAN -le Goderieh on October •
• - 1,8th„ to -1)r. and Mre, "'Freeman,
'a, sou.
O Wiite for cata.' logue of the
school that places more stud-
. eats in positions than any i
O simila1. school in Western
Ontario. All graduates get.
poeitions,
Enter at any time.
N,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,•,,%1%,,,%11N,,,,.., ..0110
fea e Mr. Etnieer
3. otround down eh* way, "I:evee
coiuoty Way," a short time age, and
3. beheld so many' things got oi the
ordioary that I Concluded the ouly
way to tell everybody about it,was
through The News -Record. It Is not
a splendid habit, tome say, to tell
all the community the news, but 1
S4hiMY ehow id iato that meaanindedr tr'rliteedlite,
if you have anything good to say,
Q l: any useful informe,tieu to impart,
-"spit it alit." The:people grow
ettift here in all manner ot ways end
raise a great veriety of produee and
crop from the tiny mustard seed to
a mortgage. -13y tho way, mortgage's
are a bed crop now, yew few in
the county. I intend in this lettet
te deal with Ow :tobacco culture end
then something else next tram. Revs.
Crossley and Ember were here last
winter and they dealt with the, to-
bacco queetion in a, differeut way.
They did a fine work down here, al»
O though they were not adverse to flog-
ering tobacco money, but that is not
the question in Mud. Some think
it is not right to •gro.w tobecee. Yts
a terrer what some conseieneee en-
dure joet the same. A decent man,
persenally am aequainted with, told
Me upon two, different occasions', 4104
he was not really easy ,in...4;etiecience
about it, Was it right to grew
and while he la wrestling with the
problem, ho is busytaking eff a eve
acre crop juSt to while away the
doubts, But it is remarkable how
Hews go; and what mei will bear for
a good roll Of •V's. Ehlt whet has
this •to, do with tebaceo culture?
WeUit has eenside4ble to do with course, 1 w4l.1 enye haett a good word, Wok up ether medicine but Partin*
c'iiitulircce aiussloti:efikr:tuptilYtilogOrinmituoilbawz
celict fori-P-reefoiuomeln, 0.)5,0 i.t tcau ra--y trithidoi I and it aceorapiished all You told me
in your firet Otter that Patella would
ether you want to gib*" It oi! no, . magetimeiefia winidoe, Bouto 4 esti," an,d it has.
I "1 am seventy-three years old and can
and if so, go° in and if you cannot
make a fat hank account, 0 them I am
murk- mistaken,. By the way, wbile
ease think' of it, when, I came hero
fon the. first time 1 was foolish en -
by a certain gcnifeinan who made
by a ' 'Certain gentlemen who.. Made
such a swift run againstII; 'Felber
last e1eot1oit 3. did not See the 'tare -
co pfuggihgoitt / will try and get
at the sebjeet itt land eine() more, I
Mild the mod diffieult part •of eny-
thing• is getting started, it is the
same *dee getting up, ins thee l.Prnt
eve' Weli , as 3. waeetaying, there
are several things t.ta take into con -
Sideration, 'first the lead, thee the
seed, then the ita,ndlib.g.Now .f or : the
land -The best soil is sandy laird, or
gravely land or light loarn-etobacte
doe& not seem to d6 well on heavy
land. Then in s'aecting seed you have
a dozen varieties to select bore, nam-,
ely, Burleigh, Seed -leaf, a oneral-
Grant, Kerm1eley-13roadleaf, Zimmer
'Spaniel,' etc.. According to ttst • all
these kinds wi1I grow as far mirth
as IIu.ron county, end if Properly lean.
died will'do well, except the flurleigh
and it being of o finer textere
and requiring a long season to Mat-
ure, of course does better. in: tile sou-
Deaths.
surrn-411 Octellet
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. John Smith, Aged 78 years. .
MILLER -Tec Gederich . township ,on
October 30th, • Oathatine Cole, le-
lict 'of the late James, Miller of
Clinton aged 82 • years. 4
HA.NNON1!)--in on, October
. 201h, Richard Haiinottes, aged 15
years, adopted son of elt, Scales
of the th, con. •
STREETS -In Clinton on 0C:usher.
' .26t1, the infant daughter . of ,Mr,
• and Mrs... Calvin Streets, ..'aged 6
25th; . Annie McIver, -Wife. 01 Den -
mouths. . , • • .
MePHAIL-In Goderiche or. Oeteher
• add, aged- 6'.5 years, • .
FULFORD-In Godetioh on October
.. pad,' . Robert Fulford, , aged .. 70
. years and '5 months.
WeLENNAN-L.In oderieh on 4.1,1(.1,fier
• •23rd, Finlay McLennats; Aged 77
• years end. 3 months.
BREWER -In Brussels, ea • Oeteber
22nd; 'Naomi -May •eife
• ef .11e. Brewers eged..31 yeas,
5 Months 26 daye.. •
FOYe-InNew York, on SeP Writer
• , 14th, Catherine,. ,eldeet datightee
• of Mr.. and Mes. J. J. Foy, :and
neje& . of. Mrs, ..D. Marsh; ,.1etey
A•RMSTF(ON„G-In Winglare, on: Oct-
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township. • . • •
.oher 20th„ .Rieliarti, Armstrong, in
• his .62nd year. • •
CANAVAN,111.- Seiforth on 'October
the In the ounties of Esseg.,
18,th, Ann Oanasian, relict, of: the
Kent this year's crop will he. 'folly
• anu
late, John CalaVatt, aged.•77 years,
HODGSON-In Egmonclville, on Oct,. seem millions of • pounds.' In Queber,
ober 21st, , ys yeara and 11 GeoVgn.uzinthe. e Hodgson, olged tobacco also grown and sirange to
,say,- the deniand . is • good sales
.'
active. After sieleeting theeseeilevhiell:
is. of a brown ebbe and as fine as
. . ,poWcier, you,
beds
° covo
A UOTION SALE OF • LIVE STOOK ered with gleowass or faCpry le hottton fog
• at tot 22, concession 4, Hnllett,
• Tuesday, Nov. Oth, 1906, the follow- Protect it and also .to hasten its go-
ing eiTe stock: Pair matched geldings wth-when it cornet up thick i t hes
7 years Old; pair Percheron fillies 3 tife appearance Of -eehbage hI1 1. re
. • years old, supposed tobe. in hal; quiees. More care than.: Cabbage, not
, • .Pacilig mare 1.2.yi..ars old, supposed • too Mech. sue,' not .too retteh 1Seat or
• .gelding.1 year old:. filly one year. old;
• .sired• by Kaplan; pacing stallion 2
to be in. foal to Kaplan; sUckingeoit ec.)(1. until grewn• Va. .: size
i
:or cabbage when yeti Set It oaf. The
. years old sired by Kaplan 2.081. dans, sold'oliethocl 'VMS, get down year
• Black Fly 2 28;' pacing mare . 4 years' knees , andplant like, cabbage, viz-.; se
old. can voila buggy in. 100 with tar each "way buten tobaeM •the die;
arnh
ne itchssnd ' cotes suppesedtited.beggy: be in. calf,' 1
11- tande • ie abot 21 feet 'aparts • • now
e.8,rubber. •
• fat coW; 4 steers.rising Sleets old; 2 they have planting niaChine eo'cose:'
.. • steers. 'rising 2 years Old; 4Yeerling • strupted ' as to 'plant all tWo• Ineh eee
• • eteere;4yearling heifers; heifer rising set out in a day. The naaehine
2' years old; grade' bull 2 years -old; 12 drawn. .by -a team, on the leip °Vet
one o'clock sharp. Terms: .$10 and the, axle • is a • barrel • ef water. --the
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12 spring calves. Sales ceiernences at
under cash; over that•12 months &Iva, -sits, before • the barrel while
. approved joint. notes; 4 per cent for .
L'''- men sit behind 'the •borrelwith a
• dash on credit amounts:. jamee Rey- basket of "iela.,nts Supra their:leteee: As
• nolde, .proprietor; T. Brown, Auc- the team Proc&id the machine inakes
a. trench iflto which. tbe men stick
a plant .and as seers • ae the plant
touches the earth .an ounce tWo
******************** • of •water is 'ejected into • the , teeth
. * , • • • • .whereethe plant is, at;,• the same. time
• * • . NOW OPEN . • * • the machine covers Wei roots of •tlfe
plant. So you see you plant, waist,
Pali Term in the • .* - and corer, as fast as the team g -„es
the result of this invention 'le .a. lag-
s * CENTRAL -- BUSINES$ * ger •ecerage 'with . less work, • I do not
A • coLLECW; ,see whythe machiee. could not ee
used to plant .ettything needing set-
ting • out. Theo as to. the care sof
tobacco while igrowieg-It. reveres
hoeing, then after it gets it • certain
height the top hart to be nipped ,,oir
to prevent going, to seed,i,and elseto
catitie.a spreading butt and growth of
the leaf. • Alter that it 'las to be
"suckered, iiret is, go over every.
plant arid, 'at the base of the leaf
where it joine the stalk,'"', 'a eatell
leak comes out Which; it tett to4grOw
* ••* growth. While "suokering" an eye
detracts from the large leaf and its
,4444444* -44.4#44-44-404-. must also be kept ogee.. to . observe,
whether a. large • green worin, the
entrey of lobaceo, is present. in ',.
five acre field there is' plenty to do
as you will see, erebateo as is en-
ernieS-The worm and the W. C. T.
U., bat it has its good paints as
,eanibal8 will �t at a
Missionary who uses tobacco, :so you
see in a way, itis a life roeserver,
then perhape. as it is a Nears', it
ma,y be elaseed with eandy or tea„
Well, the next thing is the euteine
and that is done in September as • a
rule It is etteoft at the ground, and
'after Mating a stick about Ave feet
long and teeoe-quartees thick and an
inch wide is need to heng it upon.
A eller is tr..ade in the 'stalk in he
etutre, atthe bast cod throegh
the stick is thrust, The back
will hold about eight plant'. When
all 'the field is so far attett,ted toe
they draw it into the barn. NoW
the barn is worth attention.: - It is
not a Mule barn, it is n twee and
sits ou stoteee or blotke• leaving space
for eir t� get tiedete.theit the barn
b full of etudding to •the roof and
Stripa hetWeerif SO that the RHO.%
4) Berlin 13usiness College
W. D. Euler, Principal.
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flA000 D. TRUNK Rs'V-s`-.1""
FLOWER, FRUIT,, 1101EY AND
, VEGETABLE .§H0y0, TORON-
TO, NOV. 6T11 TO idT11.
, THE OLD FOLKS. AT ,'HOME.
Are Never Without Peru-na in the. Home
fer. Catarrhal Diseases.
Torn. B. D. YOB% 116 SO TA, 00z, at.rect,
WA Minneapolis 11Tinfl.t write's;
el wish to congratulate you on your
medicine, Peruna. I have been a suf-
ferer with catarrh of the stomach for
over two years, but eine° I have com-
menced to take your
remedy I have been
etc ad Hy improving
unttl:nowl can safely
say feel no more of
mY old tretthle, ALIO as a 3natter04
• A GOOD
WORD FOR
PE -RU -NA.
*11'
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411 itall4bat el esee Perlin& 01 0 •
flesh ensilder. 1 ai now at work eve4
day, and have gained
ten pounds. I took
your Peruna accord-
ing to directions, and
--the result wail mem
than X expected.
or OAR XtQW breetlie with ease, am4
also my cough is stopped, X had it fat
bbr moAthq before teek dewn with Hee.
grip.
,
GAINED
10 LBS.1N 1
WEIGHT.
Westminster, Md., writea I ...„„
aI thank you very mph for your a&
vice. I can safely say thel•Peruna and
O Manalin have saved my tfe.
"When 1 wrote to you the first time,
, asking your adviee, my condition was
•so poor that 1 did not
-expect to live through.
the winter, but now I
am perfectly healthy.
I cannot praise your
medicine enough surd I recommend it to all over. For all these
others." ' ' I give the credit to
.T.T. Markland, a well-knewn busi- your excellent medi-
nese man of Cincinnati, O., writes from eine, Peruna. I am pleased to reconz-
310t`‘ Woodburn Ave., an follows; mend it to everybody:,_
,
delightful Exhibition wider. actg.-
piece 'of 0 the Ontario Hoe tieultural
Society, to be held at Maisey Hall.
The Famous Black Dike 13and will 4:te
in attendance. -The ' Grand Trunk
Railway System will issue• • tickets
from. all stations in Ontario to Tor-
onto, Nov'. 71311 end 81311, at single
fare, for -rou,nd trip, good rottiening
until Nev. 1011t. Call on (. P R,
agent.
rockery.
PRAISE .
e FM, - •
PE -Re -NA. ••
•attend wQrk ;PA Imstiles,a
ugsa.”
Mrs. Theone fvflickeison, trighani
City, Utah, writes:
. .
O "I wish to thank you for a11 the good
Peruna has done me. I am entirely free
from the cough which used to'bother me
so much every winter. , •
O !4Biy kidneys are also in good. condi-
tion,. and 10 f eel
stronger and better
GIVES
O PE -RU -NA
O CREDIT.
• s
the tobacco is on, may be laid . ;tee
cress betweenF the studding, hung head
down, 'hung from the peak to the
floor, to dry. To prevent heating • it
is so arranged' that the siding of the
barrasean be °petted, by 'every second.
or third board being on hinges,, to
open or dote as need be, .A.fter it
isthoroughly dry, say ebout 'Janu-
ary the stripping begins , ;hat is,
O eaeli' stalk is taken off the Slat and
the leaves torn 'off and stalks throsVO
in a pile. When you hase • tene oft a
god handful of leaves, one other
leaf is tied around ilte bamlful • a,f,
thc base end cif the leaf, ,thus making
a tiny' bundle called "a hand." .When
yens have euffieienit "heeds" to make
a bundle of from 50 to 80 !lbs., you
tie it up good with twine and load
onto your sesion and take i to the
tobacco factory and 'there obtain froni.
5c to y1.00Tipirtf ylibelaforiit,i.r0e;Icitozrottoing
ro
' 2000 lb's, per acre. You may see win e
the 'returns are good, the work is
plenty. *One thing may be, said ;ma
that, is Money can be made out Of
light land while- the wo:11,- • osmat,...•
tediousis net heavy ' trona tart lb
, MAO. It pays better than grain, do-
e' toliateo, while' you always have a
ready mailiket. -Now Mr. Editor '
think I ita,ve used sufficient space' for
this time as we will . lease the malt Photo ifrtiSt 0. Clinton
and the tm" With...the load of to -
bade° at the factory Od,ctor 'until next
letter, when we will step inside and ,
see what haPpens to it. It lakes a.
heap of' worry to work a Ouse of
tobacce up for a chew. 00 1 ant
intendin,g to take a. trip to Pelee
Ieland in a few days and if I see
O anything out of the usual or hoer of
O anything; reihrarka(ble, X. 'May • tells
you of it later on.
-• Yours Always, • •0,•
'
KiJame
ngsville, •
Oct. 9th. . .Special Vaudeville Features Intro-
, . . • . • , • dueed Between Acts,
. The •situation. at Arenas'eferocco,: A nig Continuous Performance
continues without Mange; the entire
ADMISSION - 15c and 25c
population remaining terrified prison-
ers of the bandits. ' Reserved Seats qec '
When you needCrock-
' ery it will pay you to
O buy from oar stock.
Glassware
tioneer.
. •
as Offer !
Now is the time to
have your Christmas
Photo taken. ,
4 •••
Call Early
and get our special
offer, lasting until the
1st day of .Tan. 1907,
* •
* • Enter any time, .• Twenty- * •
O * 0 teaehers, one hundred and A
* twenty Typewriting mach- *
* hies, Unexcelled facilities *
O * for Assisting graduates to *
O * positions. Writh for new *
Calender, *
O * W; 13., SHAW, Principal, *
*
• Young & Gerrard 'Sts., *
* . . Toronto. *
Your stock of Glass-
ware has continually to
• be replenished. See
what we haVe before
buying elsewhe' te.
Groceries
In buying froin us you
are sure of getting new,
fresh goods at prices
that will please you.
Your Patronage Respect-
fully Solicited.
A. J. Holloway
J. Roberts
(40
et, eet
O 4. "High Grade" eTraining
le* pays wig that is the ss:
ee• ' kind the famous
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ON'A
Gives to its studentsRecent geld-
euts, Mee taken .positiens at sialaties
ftean $50 per mouth to $1000 per en-
neme It is a well-known 'feet . that
ea school is the beet of its kind In
Canada. This rno.ntli is a splendid
time to enter. All graduateget
positions. The demand is nearly tee.
eety
tints the snpply. Write to -44y
for rnagnifieient catalogue.
44 W. 3, Elltott, .Prittelpel. se.
ett Cor . Yonge aid 4
41* Alexander Street& tIt
O The Big Fun Show :
CLINTON, Monday Evening, Nov. 5th •
For one eight only
O Barnett Brothers present the funny
• 8 act comedy
",Uncle -Dudley
•• From Missouri."
I
Sacrifice of Last Year's "
I
-JACKETS
We had a fem Jackets left from Messrs. McKinnon
.St Co's last year's Jackets. We have opened them up
and have put them on a table to sell themo every one.
Every. Jacket is last year's style, cut no older. We
won't carry them over and now is the time to hand
them out, Come in and buy a jacket cheap.
Black Kersey' Cloth ;Jacket, with velvet collar, raised seams, sewn
girdle. biz° 35, was $/, for $8
Plain Black Jacket with velvet collar, lined throughout, size 30, was
$10.50 for $3
Mid Grey Jacket, with velvet collar, site 34, WAR $10.75 for $3
Oxford, Grey Jacket, uo collat. site 34, was $10.75, for $3
Plain Black Jacket, lined, size fel, was $4,50, for $2.75
Black Ketsey Cloth, trimmed with silk braid, size 84, wai$5, for $
Plein Black Jackets. sizes 84 and 40, for 85
Plain Black Jacket, size 30, Was $5, for $4
Black Kersey Jackets, neatly trimmed with fancy silk braid, sizes 32,
84, &land ss. was $5, for $4
Black Kersey •Jacket, raided seams, nicely trimmed, size 86, was 2$
. for $0.50
Bleak Cheviot Jacket, size 38, was $8.50. for $0
Black Kersey 'Jacket, no collat, black pannel trimming, ilea 38, was
$0, for $0,50
POP4ESTOIVE 0 .SARDINER
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