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have - our n'fl stock of Ready -Made Slats and Over -
them before, purchasin
r range
Buyere of „Qloier. ElOothy ai
etivike Seed', Live ou1tr
11:Orled. 4pplesand afl Inds
ete, -1110
Having -purchased --the blacksmith property and
vsirte4,37of-Mu.---Art.- Trsr,'-nearAe Town Rail,
rn prepared- to ,do all kinds Of Blacksmith.
for the General. Public, andrespectfullysolicit t
patronage tot all the Old Customers of th.e. Shop
and-rnany-New-One% I believe we :can give you
entire aetifan,
ZOfl V. Aga -
V. Gaiser e e'atixei;40.,7:4, oe'Laryteitii,:.x.a,1:001,:te,ber'..i1,33 . a yegir out. 'rims. e r;' Year old,
Divis.ion 1U.Jr. /i, 4;:t. Oestrele A. PrInPae, .J, r : /Single Carriage,.
tither.tee'-''.1S4 1 ii; 00 '''
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reazin, row -i4 ''II; 'Ulna.- Mile4,
letoTerietter. . ' - e----.- .
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August ICulan,', f.....41tratfo-r4r, .
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nudity' in e town -, lift14*--with ,- 1111L
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• rid° relatives;' . •••• ' god ham \bull, 14, • A. Ken-
. I ted Harris, of Parkhill, was irk, J. Rohl . -11; 2 year old hara,
ft Vtor in town Sunday. I I, Llyile; 1 year old"' Rotate a, Ira
Mr. and Mrs; S.' Martin and daugh- ', Marshall, - __,..
rt,ric ,.., „.„. DtiftnAllT "
the•guests of Mr. and Mrs. '0. Pahner, Mifer07,'W":"Al""NtiC -
Mrs. George Essery and. children. Year old heifer, W. A. McKenzie. J,
of Centralia, evere-ein toWn ,one ail tRobieson; 1 year old heifer, li`*. Deem -
lest weekvisitingfriends. 1 ilten 1-2: „Bull calf under one year.
'brr. Loran ,Brown enteiVined a. P. Ifieniltore Ilataliffe -Rtes.: eielter
neintber Of hisefiltiende to it blitharYircitif. 7: Robinson. l'i-Iraniiit-orifilest
rty.. --=----Loran-certainly 'did 4-' thbers Lartimal-tn---claes,- We A. -McKenzie, -
cow, 1.
ann-iereil'hunee 7 Tireridey , - year Old' heifer, J.
___timil2
Arkrifie3 lliand e Pearl goltc- Mile
1lt 314/1tWo; 10PO
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The OTI: 1-2;
in -great oty:e. - '
3,.., after spending a few weeks -114: r year old heifer. J. Timmer Op
n, Sebringville visiting friends. , Sons 1-2; Heifer. calf; J. MCCol1oae14-
31iss Ettie Palmer, of Zurich, evae-le-liootier-ect-Sons% nest- ovialtd in
' tiese J. noonee..L.4 Sane.
--, - - -.POI.ALEre ANG ,
Vg TY* of 40entraliaeler .1.111,011,...tow. G..11-11nzetwood; -Best.
wonditir-Ift, -anyr-filiy-oat -of) animal -in -Class, G. -lfeeifasetwoodree
I
Miies Delphine- Ery. .;' IIOLSTEIN
The *Misses Lillian and E. Raist, Milch cow, W. A. Kirk; 2 year old
of' Miehigatte whowere visitinie re- 1. heifer. 1. Marshall; Jteiter call, W.
kitties and friends and -here here have A.. Kirk, I. Marshall;.e-flest animal
'tnrn.d tb th.iz.- ome;,
--111r,-----ilarris-efiiiegone to 1 teRAtee. GATL1E -
. *Parkhill, where lie-. will remain for- -1Ntilele -cow, pi s. -Atiricsmae-Dawso
a while,. re '. • 13rose J. Mere; S year old beifele
dt. few from here attended the Park W. Stephenson: 1 year old heifer,
hill fair. W. A. McKenzie, 'J. More; treifere
.The 'Mimes Sean spent Tuesday in . calf, W. Stephenson 1-2; Steer calf,
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BULBS OF THIS:
Pit CITY PLANT
Send us your nom andsiddroare' and e
ut publication in which this advertisement
apPee,se and we will, malt tt abootutel
••1
wonder. Plants will itOvret•In eek.*
roperty. treated. It* gralnl for. Winter ,
loombnr, producing ittPlOrAs Or 0116 1-1101aand
'Pretty- llowereln t.seasoalroirlee.-•
ilghted and astonished with this. 1th
.the bulb: we win also send or
our HANDIMME--111.11...13-VAIWattatirto
which tells you all about hundelidemormother
varieties some of which you may waist. cr,
..-PAINILIALIIIINT.ER SEED CO., *Limited,
London, Ontario.,
Any (ugtedaitt be
without "'cold cures," cough, mixture?' and
t-metlicitittr-AlWiujotireto,
do is to:open your bowels Wide Witir
4.103E
.acting as bush ranger, has returned Brea.; Fat ex or steer. Dawson Brost
home from New OntarloveGtenige-vereLlearTi animal in class. W. A. Me-
tainly looks well. - tIenzk. . •
• J. J. Youngeour tax -collector.- - is R. 0, Robson Gene Andrew, judees.
on the war path, • SHEEP .
-The women tire running for -the I Oxford 'DoWilaseeJ. Mountain -.took
flats. *The 'town will be booming for 1st and 2nd or all prizes offered in
tawhile with hatiericke. . this es Ss.
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4. Leicester -Ram 2 peer *id, W. Cur-
relly; Item 1 year cid, W. Currellye
Boy; Ewe. J. Boy 1-2: Sherling ewe,
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Dr. Shoop's. CouRemedyRey 1-2: Ewe lamb, It Curren?gh its curative ,
propertits. Tickling or dry bron- Shroohlre Down --Wm. Iloy took
chial coughs quickly and safely yiet4 all the prizes in this atlas,
to this highly effective Cough rued14
Lincolnee?Jram 2 ycars old. W. Oil.
he°0-1"641`46-1"theirVf7rs4,,1;3--
tint' they eau with, Ofeteegive it. lei keetl',..i.11e.; item areiamb., 0„eyear o rem.
even very' Toting babies. No opium, ilaie
• ebtorofortnabs.olutely nothing
harsh of harmful. It calms the, dis-
tressing cough, and heals the sen-
sitive membranes. Accept no other.
1)emand Dr. Shoop's. Sold by W. S.
Ilowey. . ••
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For Sale
0 ar
re boo the
ic au
ie, and 1 u
. insme , itaothis, does lit
It resod maw* .
* iteelotts** and
hue vs. oasis nervous
st i And etuentesi
it b 'about
Take Dr. Shores
rebuts* fm d-,tala general looks
Yorpositivelocsibelp.usess wall
he Old Rellablik Pit**
JacksonM.
e door south o Me
. Just look at the f�llowlnp
prices (no trade,, and no
all eaSb.
gs..773 c. per hundred
n from tiOe to ie. per hun.
Old -rilhbei. boots to shoes 7e.
Copper and braes Pe. per lb.
or*, lige loc. per lb.
ad and gift' • lb.
r 'here' and gel
the worth'Of yourimonor.
at. 'variety- I" IRON
be 1*.arton_ t
price ik suitable for tetra
bracing hooky-an:lingo
Jackson
I. The wholesonte, harmless ;Teen
leaves---aad.--tenderestems- of a-
t healing mountainous. shrub. give .to
2 :Whalen ,
niversaries-att peri-are-
12the taze.. aronndlere. Our.youn
peojelr_Aett.„Jecrtaililyeeltitarige.-
lust-no6*.
Several of our residents are suf.
fingsferorn, had cods. -
ersers."-akilierteliforley=andeeWilio
Morley eisited their brother at Ellin-
ville on Sunday.
Many of our young people attend
ea the !special. services Ellenviille
Oundey' evening.,
Our fTruatees have tritinged for
their annual Anriiversary_on Oct. Al
Rev. et. K. Mirk% of Akin street
reendeiti,---teetexpected -to preath
Sunday and a fowl ,supper will be
held seneAtonsioerseningeWi
tweramme,from St. Maris.
Mr. --end Mrs. Frank Gunning -were
llellal say, an person wentin.g anl"." 1441°01) 1316041
hive+, in the-. millinery 3ine ea
4
;ometIiin toault every
ilimt.„111
etp:tbe --M.antiTgeite-Tit Of' Miss 'Cook,
teeilese+4,41111xlex 4ml owl"
vonite ansee for you'ree
and be leonvi;c0 \
W. B. 011 r hasiferiig"iirrnen
work making' ,cement blocks, for 1910
delivery. Any one Ivantine anythine
in that line give him a call.
A very pretty .wedding took place
teth.tellitgaeriLenee..andeNMeliifre•
iedeinann. on"Virednesdayeeept. 29th,
at 2 o'clock p. tn. when, .violet, their
eldest daughter was united in mar-
eitigoeto --Ile.rtefloit -second -son -of -
andenrs.-J-ohnelloitieof-Stephene Mae
bride Who, entered the parlor leening MILL1N ‘•
On the' arm of Iter tattier, to the
ins ofthe Lohenerin weddingi
, We wish to again remin(t.yoU of_this,Department..of-0
looked eharmine in a gown of white in•
'Ll'm"'-11"4"6tt2"1' bris'es'6. --1Ve clam to have jist asgood'a showin in this,
taffeta, vhiffon. silk, trimmed- with, line as anywhere-elsei We have one of- the Dest illinem
-elik-chiffett-over laceandbraid. eThe , , , ( , -
Iii.ide wore tbe Ilsoal- bride...Le:ex-el , Wer-001.1la -get 4Tra-snerhaving attended the lar4.),:est whOleattIOW-
t-ti.
leaand floweee and ca and '
boulder or x-iiiite ralstS, tied with
white satin strearecirs.."--Blie"-ii:as at-Gwe
.
tended- by her ishd.er Miss' 'Viola, who Leave von!, orderand get Satisfaction.
was daintly ' attireel _lin a (tress e o
blue silk male trimeierl with, ;white
Auk everlace end--carried----a-boulu
of-pinkerases,-Itied-withesetin-oh.ea .
ers.' The room Ursa, attended by his nidles .6.---ittve Olds Coatal.'n the leading colors and rock, .
rother oy. , The grOorn'a gift . to 7 , ,
the bride was a loVely gold chain and
"tinter . \
"i"eiv bottom_prices.
to the bridesmaid a crescent pin. At- l'if Underwear i's reaoffly for you. ' 'Soon be time to wear
ter the ceremony was over nut; the themr, Ask fur, them.
ha couple had -,
In this seasons mostlasliionableShadiNe
rie3tr1ped.--
hale 1-2; Ewe. G. renbal° 1-2 ; Sheri-
ing ewe. G. Penhale.; fl'ive lamb, W.
Oliver, G. Penhale,
Grude-Ewe. J. 'toy 1-2: Storting -
ewe, G., Penbele, F. Andetson; Ewe
lamb. F. Anderson1-2 ; Vat eheep, W.
VierrillyrW.-011ver..
o-rkthireee.eAeg-edebtrrree;-it..-,e-D'iretrr
iflreh 1.teratin_
191W -rig -Sitar -W-13
Delted Ilampshire-L. Goodwin
Son*, It. S. hiceolleugh; Boar, littered.
tered in 1909, It. S. "Me-Collough, L.
Goodwin & SOXIS.
Derhibire-Aged boar, R. Douglas.
*.flons, Dawson -Bros.; Sow. PaYrs
son Bros., It S. McCollough: Roar
littered- in 1051). It S. McCollott2;14
Dawson Oros.; Bow, littered in -1909,
Tamworth -D. Dou;las Son took
11 prizes in thia abyss.
retn.---Fetirviewe
eit their brother and sister, uedson tionVs13:1:1:611:es, .iidsobn
tight lirabtruas.' Vegan 'Pletettniii 3.
-
r. said Mrs. Fred Grinning; _et iaLsittortss,_blaCtc., riltiO -00111_1
tin riymbrith .1t0VCS,
whiz to the steadY dowtipet/r of
ram during I7ridey morning and early
the' lareet crowd whieli
wactpectod to attend ihe seconti'day
of e Kirktoa Fair. -did tmt ineter-
dlowever. quite a number of
bmvely defied the dishearten-
ements; nnd were not 4118ap-
iittritt•-
tions this. year were much superior
o what they have been for years
past]; "there is to doubt that if tile
rather had bzen fine, there would
re been a retard. attendance.
The tnanagemilt, after Viewing Oa
ribbon of mud which formed the
°lin 'Jar -Imes s a few days
ting ) 'fafeth--Ler Gds
1 took in the 'Stratford (nit.
raou Gregoty bad osisfor.
ett:.*,.. of torisls«,
Ir Jogeph WiliorP has pa
e ptopnly Mr.
iaer sud %tin 'Move', in allot
_
ekt deele.recl off th3_.raecs, wthb
re to Wife been particularly good.
be olleplar of Bowers, fruit atd
tables was pirticuiurly fine this
was also ths. hand Werke, fhe'
tiocre' lstiettifut veihrobler
rk being shown.
SPZCIATZ
dsoir,
Wynndottes, rbite, J.
Sons; Rhode island fteds Sweitzer,
3. 11.04son ,& Sons; Lezhorns. white.
D. Douglas ‘41c Eon, G.t Bentley;
Leghorits, white, irOfic comb. a•
on it &ins. N. Fletcher; tmghornsi
brown. Pletcher, Wo Mack: Aft-
daluslans. blue, A. Sweitzlr 1-2; Po -
lands; white crested. G. Ilentley
ilansbur;s, silver spangled, J. 1104.
sott_ALBous4,:fitOliiii 141,Aus,_wblle 1'.
P. Num; Orphingtons.' flat, Z.
i4Ori & Sons: Orphicgtons, Week,
Sweitzer. V. Jamieson; Game. 3.
Itudson itc Sons 14; Dorliirils raver
grcy, J. ltudlon * Sons: Geese, D.
nutteas * lion% If.. Inetcher; Duck*
D. Douglas *. Sons 'rurkeys, • 1).
Dough's & 80113i N. -rieteber.
t Old -Leghorn, Sweltx:Tr Illaelclaeg-
' horn, li.,gweitter,
YOUNG 0017/It
1,141st flirtshruas. NelsOis Fletcher.
Noon & $cns; Minor. W lirown
4114;0004s. Week, rose comI.r. P.
Deup 144; PlYtriouth ItotkeietarrOtle
A. Sweit'zer 12: Wyandotte% Anvers.
rn.iirn ri. ' 1 1Z13
hv, is makitirt seitt ittirrOvetu
pe4.-tbat*rt-lvili-tai•Iinal
f his troublfoi..
'
iieitn., boot,, dots h
h Vatic, liorar,Itifol-att 4
SlYg
did • cut..., .is
14144.- it-te
Itteitts;!, thie
)r.'flroeta.*S Ithecenetie-R:
telhir the tne.:!tt peteeter in r1*
/t 4.4teit 1+tir *ea it r
• romolo.r.
t1it :Ittidly orprr3d titottl. It
t of hemeatity, tiok
4. 4041.1tir. ire4ti Stettet,
*or ltive
rn,• hi
11$
N..
rut browstr4
ekruletteet
r
3.
44 i _ . istio lt n . ve a Int°
wasepent until 5 o'clock when ..eneats Our New Growls are in. New linderwertr, New BuitioKS, New
to the Cumber of 126 partook of a: made Suits, Caps. Sox, Mitts, Gloves. Jackets and Sweaters.
boentitul weddirtg supper, 'The core -
rawly was performed by the Rev. T. AU kinds -of -tradetaken at-highe84riees. -Dried apr
A. Steadman under an Ora of lace Vir T AMOS • -GRAND
with rteen back ground. Thoae- ate .. i
tending from a distance were, _Mr. •
and Mrs, %Moran,. Emmett, Mich.:
Mr. Fred White, of Capac,
Mrs Wrn. Bolt. of Sarnia, and her
Kra IQ duagirter-Etiretri-s.,..4
Alfred Tiedemann, of *Goderich;
others' belie; present from Parkhill.
Cri.,diton and Dashwood. The pre -
scuts received were numerous, tost-
ly and useful. showing the high es.
are-herdeby- '
hosts Of fiends,' if. e • dv'e
Stpinach troubleswould more quick -
It disappear if the ideaief treating the
cause, rather than the effect, would
make into practice. A tiny, inside
elaiddenerve.--.Strys-Dre-S, , - -
and givesetrength to the- reettee.A
e.YSt„,
is, es fail, then e- organs-
enustelaiter."Dr. Obeitire-Itestorrit ve
13"-eede'reOteit Iliese"-faits
IngenioveC-7Within eirbouri a ter
istartier the Restorative • treatment'
.petierits Say they gein.
Sold by W. S. Ilowey.
tapioly fio3c17inegle4baacrist
. into _peeular favor,
being
raree"tilatitiatOteit
vellta.teetistiwonelerineareforpopturrzule:r-settriate_ilinzand_. •
iits by, filling Orden direr/ jute:44 of
through agents. In this way we can offer
_Tbe--home of- Mr. irrid-Mr-x 'Stephen
Webb wris the neene Of A very happy
event on Vuokisty $81.11 of Sept. When
their Aden- 41i141110 'MISS -!MY1.11:4'
yras united by ttht.-bondeeot, matt;
-many to John 11. McGregor, 0 prise:
petetta young fanner of ToliGillivary
Vownsitsg---Ale-bride- wite'uttirest--,h,
white silh trimmed very beautittlar
with ribbon and la'ee itecomPanita
-the usual- bridal veil held in
-br graItille-b410%Ore Antl-eartis
'hand's bouquet tbite *stets
11-Idetorattet with Itie-r •
avenue VinfiS formed by sir zt.;1,1
cousins of -the bride
WItieh the- bride advanced, *
the arm of her fattor.,0* t
the ztooni, who etieivel)
alter. The marriage ie •
preformed by the Itev.,
of Grand 'lend, in a 11,
manner. The Weddiee o
te:a3,041 by miss ga 4.t
terof_I:hike/00p _ _ '4‘ t
mory and usual , • I
oettitetny repaired
dinning room, where e. .t tsr- -
past was arranged for ter, etcasiet.
Attot the 111We:email was zetialled,
iteVerfai touts were a:mai:lased-and' res.
00464 to. A toast to the health of
the bride Wes 'proposed by.......11,ev.
A. -Oarriere and, treatioaika to by
-John. Linke uncle of the bride.
Oa' toasts followed among which *
' ' the ftroom tessroonded to l
Mr. &uarL Usicaterat totber
itod iMi. 3ames Itodal
!t toist was proposed to Our atisl
'and t'ountry d wee Ably reepondesi
0Ittit
and give -hotter satisfittion all round. The quality of -the wheel's is all tight
....only the Vest matesials used and only skilled mechanic i employed in
_coc.structitta.-4111e-ecntipment-is-right-Vptia c an !Pe It"
throUghoat aresuch as we cart therouzltlx recornmenti._We
tea its---werf as bicycles and our pian is to make wheels serve as a good
adiortislastantio the eutitelattsineas.-„Sen&for iiinstratad-foklezi.-
tO 11a brid6. Wu
efr wait:Attie-a
ld or