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THURSDAY OUT. . 24,191)x.
Hawtiok Fair Held At aorrie,
A Grand Warm
Saturday Morning Got. 19 was very wet
aqd gave no promise, Carly in the
morn•
ing, of gearing up, whioh dampened the
spirits of those intimated in the Howioll
Vale, About 9 o'otook Walesa up and
Piccolo/ea Were goon on the wane and all
exhibits in the hall were gniokiy plaoad
in position. The judge]] did their work
and the hall deers were thrown open to
ladieu work, e who nets, yeget blas ed to view fruit, dairy
a
produce, &a.
The display outside was good one.
There Were some doe exhibite in the
sbeep and hog etaee, though not large,
The bereee attracted the moat attention.
The heavy ofeoe and roadster and car-
r19ge_ole
es were Close
Domp
0
tf
0x8.
The
nteeted,
drawing competition was well a o
there being fietrpd
was won bAnentries.
MoOlementaughter
of Andrew MoOlement, oon. 2, Howiok,
wdr nrd hitched
aa venaounthe imabefore the
other ladies were ready to start.
There were about 1500 people on the
grounds during the day. The gate re-
oeipts were $205, the highest in the his-
tory of the society. The entrance fee ie
only 10 and 15 Dente and every member
gets two free tiokete, There are 96
members, of whom 72exhibited in Borne
department. The total reoeipte were
9244, just 94 behind the reoeipte of last
year in F'ordwiob. Thie ie accounted
for by the rain,
The bueineee men of Gorrie, with very
few exaeptiooe, were very liberal ingiv-
ing
ave
the be sty prizes,
of the office for which a nand
direotora of the society.
There were six prizes offered in writ.
ing to Publio Sobool children -open to
all sohoote. The Senior department of
tht
these prizes -two fleets andtwo seconds.
LIST.
ROMEO.
nl-Bean, M
2 yr old, W
Campbell ; 1 yr old,
mare, R W
teal, R W
Purpose -e 8
old, 3 MaEw
old, J McLean
e, W DBBBmOra
McLean, W
3 J Elliott, H
Dixon ; 1 yr
mare, H
Edgar, H Zinn.
eon, A Strong
Downey;l yr
mare, J L Wilson
buggy hoesei T
Edgar ; apse
Armstrong span p
Archibald, Watson
AND AiAlIIIFAOTaA
Armstrong ;
ars ;net Bingle
brick, W &
W 11 Elliott.
wen, Cli
;small
&Son ;whit
Tft
e Do we Say'
A. R. $m!TH, MERCHANT, W1NG�r-IAM
work do
sa rapid bnoineee in one Wiiaghann. LnaWhy we teweekgto
we
advertised Black and Colored Overskirts and Undershirts,
selling them at Regular wholegaie Priors]. We got thooe
Travellers' Samples teem the Manufaoturere at a Ditanu0t
and that's the reesoa why we oan SELL THEM AT
WHAT OTHER STORES FAX FOR `THiEM.
TbiO week we have Ladfees' anddlQhiIten's antFee
New Styles, at Low Prioor,
direot from New York -paid the dnby-they are here-
Beauties-a0d Prioee'Right.
OVERCOATS 1 OVERCOATS I
While in the City last week we got some hergaine in
Men's,Xoutbe'and Soya' Overcoats, Stylish Goode at
Low Prises, SPECIAL --Our $5.00 and: 910,00 Overwrite,
Arrived tete week, from the Peterbore' Mfg, Oo. one
Daae of pare Fleece Lined Underwear at unbeatable priors.
We held your trade for twenty years by giving you
good vales, and still we, esti do better than aver.
Remember we have Dry Goode, Clothing, Beets and
n Gentlemen's.
di a d
of L
n ee
Shoes bub a rminat by
Readyto•wear Garments. Gall and see ne-Corner store,
opposite Swede' Hotel, Wingbam.
'1) Li $11+' ROOT
• R. Smith, Wingham.
I3y Sen'j Stalt0rd--••Bost grade Felled
Angus Salt, B V Stafford.
By T H ,5obpeten Beet leaf bonne
made breed, John d Patterson.
1y,7ohn Donaghy & Son -For fleet
prize 20 lb lith of batter, Robb Herding,
By Ck W Walker -For let , prize 10 lb
PA of butter, d.obeeott Laird.
By W II Barr -Far let prize early
potetoee, Win Dane,
Sy Whose -Beet groomed horse at•
taoeed to xie, A llnberteou,
ate AND
JOCK FIAN
TFIL LARL.
Stafford, E Krohn ; black oate, J Camp- Moo itis in wool mitts, Wilkie, Wzi51
bell &' Bon ; 100 the. flour, W Dane,
2 ; yellow porn, A. Sahmidh, A Laird; Mrs Hale ; Moves 10D wool, My ee
Ken.
white beans, W Strong, 10 Krohn ; butter zie, W H
Mrs
beano, W H 11bo0raokeo, A Schmidt. MoBenzie, Mrs Hole ; fine shirt, 3
Judges- R Copeland, Gerrie ; W Sohmnrr& Son, Mrs McKenzie
tenzienz a flannel
Pritobard, Redgrave. shirt, •Me
log
DAIRY PRODUCE. cabin quilt, W H Mooraoken, J Sahmarr
& Son ; patohed quilt, Mra Zoellner, 0
Tub butter (25 lbs), R Harding, BYO R Wilkin; knit quilt,
Mrs tHellee, HJ
Stafford ; tub batter (10 1110), 8 Laird, Sobmarr & Son ; oroahet quilt,
W Edgar ; batter in roll, R Harding J Mooraoken ; ooverlid, Mre Zoellner, 8
McRwan ; bread, home made, 7 A. Pat. Taeaie ; oroobet in wont, W H kn.
tereon, 3 W Edgar ; bane, W Lambkin, Oraoken, Wm. Dane ; crochet in cotton,
J A Patterson ; oatmeal Oakes, G 8 MET Zoellner, MOB HBI]] 1 embroidery is
ff
PRIZE
EO
Heavy Agrioultur oLead,
A ;b J Campbell ; Brown &
Soo, A & 3 A Cow-
an, E Krohn ; broodWalker,
W Browo & Son ; Walker, 7
]YloEwee. General ohmidt,
W oaeemore • 2 yren,, W
Oaeemore ; 1 yr , J M 1
Clegg 1 brood marEvans
Lean ; foal, JZinn 2
Roadster -Horse, old,; 2
yr old, H Rion, J
It
Laird, R Edgar ; broodZinn, R
Edgar ; foal, R Ed Carriage
-Horse, A Robert g ; 2 yr
old, H Zinn, Jold, A
Faust ; brood ma n ; foal,
W Lambkin ; ba {Henry ;
saddle horse, R ponies in
Carriage, H oniea R
Edgar.
Judge -3 •
IMPLEMENTS E8.
Single baggy, H set doable
harness, J F Sand harrnneea
J F Sanders ; white
Elliott ; tile,'W &
Judgea-J MoE
Wilkin, O A Patterson ; fruit oaks, Cotton, Mrs Zoellner ; embroidery 1a
Edgar, W Lambkin ; jelly oaks, 3 A mnaitn wm Evans, Mre Zoellner , em.
Patterson W Lambkin.
broidery on silk or linen, Mre Zoeller,
mime AND 0E0ETARLE0. Mae Hale; embroidered Centre piees,
Early potatoes, Wm Dane, S Vegan ; Mra Zoellner, W H MoOraoken ; point
late potatoes, J Campbell d= Son, J H lace, litre Zoellner, Wm Evans; maltase
Johnston ; oolleotion of potatoes, 3 Hol- lane, Mra Hale, Mra McKenzie 1 batten -
land, 3 Campbell & Son ; swede tnrnipe, burg work, Mee Hole, Wm Evaoe ; Ber-
Ed Krohn, J Holland ; turnips, any lin wool raised, W H McCineken ; Berlin
other kind, A Schmidt, EKrohnobinidta wool woweele,,tlOireTSBBie,eMiedrs.wu worroiller k, Wire
movie, W H McCracken, A S
field carrots, 1 Wade, A Schmidt ; sugar McKenzie, Mre Hale ; einem e. work, W
beets, W H Madracken, 8 Taeeie 1 Celery, H MoOraokeo, Mrs Zoellner ; hair work,
John A Patterson, W Iubbard ; potato Mrs Zoellner ; sofa pillow, Crazy work,
onions, 3 Sohmnrr & San, W > W o kind, Hale,
Dane,s oRobtr ; sofa Edgarplllhetting
Oraoken, need 001000, ]lira Hee Mrs Hole ; macrame
Mooraoken ; Dntoh seta, 7 Sohmnrr & W H et work, Hole ; lineal work,
Son, A Schmidt ; oolleotion of Cabana, bracket work,
W It Johnston,
Wm 8 rong; ; umtpkins, A Mrs Zosll Are Jae li W Edgar , shams,
H Jo idt, Adi e m Stains ; p
Schmidt, Aoheeon Laird ; oitrona, 13 V guilt, Mrs McKenzie, ane W Edgar ; silk
Stafford, W 11 MoOrackeO ; blood beets, quilt, praay work, titre• Hele, W H Ma.
Wm Strong, 080 J H Johnston Te ;lar e tome, Oraoken email to- Hubbard'; snit ladiesatch ' underwear, Mra Mrs
toea, e, Jason Laird, , Teseie ,Mrs Zoallner
whites, abs ge, W , W H McCracken,
J stocking,
Mrs darned
soak
Belet;
whits cabbage ; I a bage, J J table ni ,
Bobmnrr &Son ; rad cabbage, J Soh• table mat. Mrs Zoellner, Mrs Hale ; fancy
murr & Son, 8 Taeeie ; red peppers, W knitting lo Cotton, Mrs MoKenzie, 3
EL MoCraoken, 3 Schemer & Son ; moll- $ohmurr & Soo ; fancy knitting in oot-
flowers, J Sobmarr & Son, W Hubbard ; ton, Mrs McKenzie, 3 Sobmarr & Son ;
water melons, W H MK/molten ; squash- fanny knitting in wool, Mrs MoKeozie,
es, W H Mooraoken, Wm Dane ; mum- Mrs Hele ; braiding, Mrs McKenzie, 3
bare, Mrs Bele, 8 Taseie ; sunflowers, 3 Sobmarr & Son ; tatting, film Hele J
McEwen, $Taeeie. Sobmurr & Sou ; rag carpet, A Cowan;
MIT. toilet mat, 3 Hnestou, Miss Segmiller ;
Northern Spy, 5 Vogen, gra Hole ; rag mat, Mrs Hale, J Sohm0rr & Son ;
Canadian Red, A $ohmidt, 9 Vogan • shell work, Mrs Zoellner ; tissue work,
Rode Ieland Greening, Mies Segmiller, i Mrs Zoellner ; out flowers, Wm Dane ;
oa
Soh
et
•tin le boquet,
b
hand bogueE, Win D 9
Miss Seg & Son ; King of S Tompkins, Wm Dane ; asters, Wm Dane,
set,Smericen, JGolden, & Son ;Rus' FINE ARIL,
set, American Golden, 3 Stewart, 3
Sohmnrr & Soo ; Basset, any other kind, Pearl painting, Mrs Hale ; oil painting,
3 Sahmarr & Soo, S Vogan ; Baldwin, J Mrs Hale, W Hubbard ; water color
Sohmnrr & San, A Schmidt ; Peetvan- painting, Yrs Hele, 1 & 2 ; painting on
kee, S Sobmarr & Son, 3 W Edgar ; Ben Bilk or velvet, W H Morraoksn, Mrs
Davis, Miss Segminer, 8 Vogan ; Mann, Bele ; painting on satin, Mrs Hole, Mr0
Mise Segminer, 7 Sahmarr & Son t Tel. Zoellner ; pencil drawing, Mrs Hale 1
man Sweet, Wm Dane,. Wm Lambkin ; crayon drawing, Mre Hale, W Hubbard ;
collection of Winter apples, A Schmidt, specimen of penmaoebip, Mrs Bele;
S Vogan ; Oolverte, 3 Sohmnrr & Sun, painting on pottery, Mee Bele ; portrait
Wm Lambkin; Duabeee of Oldenburg, painting, Mra Bale,
Miss Segmiller, 3 Sobmarr & Bon ; Alex-
ander, Miee $eemiller, A Schmidt ;
Maiden's Blush, Wm Lambkin, S Taesie; Needle work- Battonbolee, Acheson
Snow apples, Ed Krohn, J H Johnston ; Laird.
St Lawrence, J Sohmnrr & San, Mise Jndgea - Mrs Robinson, Wroxeter ;
Begmiller ; Wealthy, J Sohmnrr & Soo, loliee McKee, Barristoo.
J H Johnson ; McIntosh Red, Jae Me- theldren o verses of to God Save
4 seta
Ewen ; Ribston Pippin, 3 Sobmurr & King,
Soo, A Schmidt ; aollection of Fall old, Eva Laird, Etta Mahood ; from 11.
apples, 3 Salami= & Son, W Lambkin • to 12, Beale Giboon, Nellie Orr ; 10 years
crab apples, Sae MoEwen, 3 Sohmnrr & old or cadet, Edith Goggle, Cora Patter -
Son 1 plume, W H Mooraoken ; peers, 3 eon.
Hueeton Wm Lambkin ; grapes, J Judges -T 0 Shearer, Ino Darroch.
y ALEXANDER SMALL ;IL.
It wne a hot day iu Augost, the BUY ,was
blue above a haze hung over the . horizon,
and the long straight road that ran between
hawthorn hedges Was white with duet.
alSeek
day--foriio�was a 5obbing gdo, who had ardeners feet
had been Working in the Fife village of Grey,
bon -was beginning to weary of his homeward
mummy, and he was still two miles from his
cottage on the Earl or Lynton'8 estate at..
Broomyknowe. He was an old nun, Very
bent and rbeumntio, but with a health hue,
healthy
of a v curried
apple
in his cheeks.
like that �
t
ni
na
In e Dna hand he the
other
a bundle tied P
to NM en in rhe otheree stoat, he h da
he was ensile. maga. twaeda, and he lad s
soft, felt lab on' his head.
'+I neon take a rest," he said to himselt as
he eame to a place whore a burn ran under -
off ri d ka and setting do fenced
bie off
by bo-
side him he seated himself on the low wall,
took =This bat and wiped the profuse per-
spiration from. isle face with a spotted hankOr-
uhief. He was drowsy, and would soon have
fallen into a dose, but the sound of. wheels in
the distance rousedhim, and as be looked
back lie saw a high -wheeled dog -cart op.
preaching at a rapid g pace. The Solitary oo-
oupant of the vehicle was a man of about 80,
dressed in tweed knickerbocker suit with
Norfolk jacket, Ho had good features aOnd a
sharp, observant look m hie grey
heavy moustache covered his mouth, and his
face was tanned by exposure to a u•ar,ner
aunallino than usually visits our Northern
lslaud.
This w,as too good a Chane to be' lost. As
the dog-oart Deme ,,Oar JUok Handy id llo0e
IIV THE , t(aN CQUII?r c, r `
ewer/Ole'
Re Colcinein Salt Cothhp'y
•Pureuant to a Judgment made la. the auft
of OOlo nee vs, Dolman, Moro will fro offer-
ed for ease by the Receiver app0106ed, ou
thtf lt0mlae0 by ', 8, B00% auctioneer, at
`17u11'stlay, the hist Oetoller, A• U.1001
at 01,0 O'clock in the afternoon; the fellow-
ing voidable property 1--
penonn I.: 3!ot0 606 to a10, tuelueive, in the
Village of Steeple, being Jabot 1a kgpwn tie
the 9alLwell prn,,orbv. The • bui161060 eon -
tee 'nage th n11184016. eu
as riOle y as his rheumatism won n ow
)lobbied to 6110 side of the road, and. toucite,i
his hat
hat.
"Ye
a lift,- num," he shouted,
and the vehicle stopped immediately,
"Are you going my way 1. Jump up then,"
was the ready response of the driver; and
Jock, to his delight. soon found himself
bowaug q alongthe dusty road, He
gave a sigh Of relief..
"Heolt man, dile is g00un. lhope you're
5000 0' the 10 Tat a"
"To BroomyknoWe, the Earl's place.I'am
mainhat a all right; I'm going as far as that.
Are you a servant on the estate a "
"No noo_ Tused to be ill my younger days,
and I live 1n a cottage on the estate yet -my
wife and me-Nb000 we've lived a' Cor days.
I list doe add lobs moo, and I'm ,ley tired
theAdoog•I'm nos eyoungseIwas.'•
t f Salt liloo r Derrick Tooke Doper
Shop and other bundlpge; tone property ie.
W tat of zepuir' and immediate'
Shop
1 a aaalou oan be given, 'To auyole dash•-
lag to go into the manufacture of salt, Sala,
is a meet desirable property,
Pittman IL -Immediately after the Salt
Block property hoe been put up, there will
be offered for sale a lot of personal proper-
ty,conaietiug of Salt, Salt Bags, hard and
Burtoordwood, hoops, .1146 barrels, betake,
lumber, ;bolting, wagons, harness, elelObo
and a g8reat many other articles.
For farther partloulars and terms of sale
see Ergo posters or apply to E. O. Coleman,
F, Colomen, James L. Xillor0O, Barrister,
Seeforth, the Auctioneer or the undersigned,
Dated at Clinton 6111012th day of October,
A. A,1901, J. P. TIED ALL,
tato Clinton.
n s
Clean A
eoelver 0
R
ATS
MESSRS, PR017DFOOT,Bs OATS, 19.7
RlaiptlII's 8olioitar6,
ord.
CATTLE.
3L
yage, an a ,
g
JL
yrs old,
ander 3 yx
1 female any
diploma ; oow,
& Sone,
B Johnston&
118
old, J L
baiter, S Johnstonall calf, J L
; heifexaalf, 9
Wilson ; nerd, 9 J
Graaee—caw,
& Sons ;heifer
Coe ; yearling
Sons, 1&2; hen
Sone, 1 & 2 ;fat
8 Johnston &
ow, W Dane ; village
ya-Boil n
R Edgar, J
old, G
J (i Lambkin
hallex calf, J G
Bnti under 3 y
B. V Stafford ;
e Thompson, M
anEEP,
Aged ram, R
Brown ; ehearti
b R
m Iamb, ,
W Brown,
W Brown, 311
Sanderson, W
ram, G Weave
Weaver, 1 &
eheaxliug ewe
lamb, 11 weaver,
on
W
lie
-Ball
D
nrham
diploma ;ball 8 Wilson, S
Johnston & Sone s, J Mo'
Ewen, A Cowanage, S
Sohnaton & Sons,w,4 yrs
old or over, 8 Johnston e,1 & 2
Cow under 4 yrs, Sons, 1 &
2 ; heifer, 2 yrsoo, W G
Strong ; yearling &
Sane, 1 & 2 ; b Wilson, S
Johnston & ikonsJohnston
& Soria, 3 L ohnotou & i
Sons, diploma. 3 L
win, S 3ohneton 2 yrs old,
;l Johnston & S heifer, 9
3ohneton & ter calf, 8
3ohneton & So ox, oow,
steer or heifer,Sons, di-
ploma ; =Rah o cow,
e J
W Dane. Jere]] r 2 yrs,
G Lambkin; now,G Lamb-
kin heifer 2 yrsLambkin ;
yearling heifer, ; bull calf,
3 (11 Lambkin ; Lambkin.
Polled Angus- re old, B V
Stafford ; cow, heifer calf,
B V Stafford. Mildmay.
y•
Leioesters- Sanderson
diploma, W B ng ram, W
eon
a des.
$ n ,
2•
owno & 1 and 2I
W Brown ; ewe,Downey ; ewe
standing ewe, Brown. Oxford
Dlaowns Sanderr diploma ;
Donne -Aged . p
rani lamb, G 2 ; ewe, G
Weaver, 1&2 ewe, *Weaver,
1 1& 2•pet
how are you not still employed on
the estate. "•
Oh 1 a'things ehangedsinee the new factor
cam'. Re's an awry ehair. ter. I'll no say.
but what he's honest enough, and tr n' to do
Ids best for the estate ; bat the first thing
he did was to turn n8 a' the mild hands, and
pit young men in their place. It's the way oa.
the world, ye ken. But it's gay hard after a
man line, en the best o' his life to the service
0' a family
gg to be sent aboot his business in
al-
lowed t stay on in 9 was
booze,thoughh uu bola' h I
have to pey a rent for ,t not, and I used to
get it rent-free, But I wadna mind that sae
=tickle if it was only Rt to live 1. It's in a
very.badsituatioayou see, the wa'e are iist
rinnin' wi' west, and the weld thack-root lets
in the rain, and my pair wife and me are fair
tormentlt wi' the rhumetic8. I wed tak a
change nivel', but it wad beak her hart to
live onywhere else, so what can wedoa"
'Hove you not spoken to the factor about
it! „
'Oh, dizzens o' times; but it's no use. 'If
ye're no pleased, ye can leave,' ho says. 'I've
no money to spend in repairs; Bays he; ht
a' needed for the family. All it was differ-
ent
in the auld Earl's time. There was nue
faotor then; the Earl looked after everything
himser. "
,Did you know him well a "
'rine that• Alen, he spoke to me Bat like
p nn Ear]
too
Sha young g
her. And
I y
a brit
her.
0 him , Sze when he of was t efist a min
ch0117 * laddie e I tar atone the Bell en
hl
Mlthea the time I threatened to tell h
otrawb orhim when Icaughthim among th
straavberries, or helping himself to the pear
and. "w old Sou know him if you saw him
STOCK FOR SERVICE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service ou
N i< Lot 11, Cou.O, Grey, the there' bred
Tamworth bog, "King George." Terms, 76
cents, paYable at time of servo ,with priv-
ilege of returning if n000eeary
10.i ANGIIS SHAW �Propriotoe.
TI30RO' " BRED—YORKSHIRE
Roc von szavion.-The undersigned
will keep a thorn' bred Yorks can boar for
sorties on North Half Lot 16,
Registered pedigree. 750100 760, to be paid
at time of service with privilege of return-
ing if necessary, ./NO. bASEMA.NYietor.
12.9
Weaver diploma.
lea 'GWWeav Shropsbires
P
Vi H Wabbex
W H Webber
1&2;eweA
o ewe, W
H
g
W' Webber, a
A
Webber,
J Downey ;
nder80n ; ewe
gnarling ewe
Brown, R Sand
Arkell, Teaew
MINE.
Boa;,aged,
sow, E Kroll
yr old, A Robertson,
shire White-Boar,
W ()Legg Pomeroy, A
W J Pomeroy
Krohn, A Rohe
d sow, A
A Robertson
Bryans, Sam
water,
POIILTAY.
A Laird
an ; leghorna,
blank spaniel
owney, w
Mo�lwen, Cliffe
rd.
-Aged ram, , diploma;
abearliag ram, ; ram lamb,
W H Webber,H Webber,
1 & 2 ; shearliWebber, 1 &
en
1
&2
,P
2 ; ewe, lamb, diploma. Grades
-Asheeped m ram lamb, 3
g J Downey,
11SaudDowney, R {a , J Downs
R. Sanderson ; ereon. y
ewe lame; w ater.
judge -H 0
Berkshire- 8 Vegan, J
Dixon; brood n, 3 Dixon;
sow under 1 9
Vegan. 'York Boar, aged,W.
boar under 1
J Pomeroy,iilie ; brood
yr old, W J saw under
sow, A wilds, i
1 yr old, rteon. Tam•
worth -Broil Robertson ; sow
*index 1 yr old,eetown ; 0
Jadgea-D
Arkell, Tees
Pair turkeys,W Lambkin,
E KrohnVog , $ 'Vogul;
pigeons, J St Lambkin,
Judge -J rd,
Sabmurr & Son, Ed Krohn. ' SPECIAL mem.
Judges - R Copeland, Gorrie ; W
Pritohard, Redgrave.
ROUE tLANOFAOTIIREe AND nein WORE.
Flannel, Mrs Zoellner ; yarn, W H Me.
Craoken, Jae W Edgar ; etookinge, hand-
made, Mrs W MoBenzie, W H Mo-
Craoken'1 stoakinge, fa0oy, Mrs w Mc-
Kenzie
soakstinkwool,MrsoMo5.enziMrs e, en -
lairs
Zoellner ; Snake in Cotton, Mrs MaKen.
REAL ESTATE,
THE
1901
ION" BRAND
OF_
I�rARICS FOR SALE-`1'HE UN•
DEn5ION5n 100eeverelgood Farms tor
sale Sad. to rent, easy terms in Townships
of Morris and Grey. 1T 01. sbOTT.Brusaels
Drawing, ooateet-By Gorrieites, Jas
Heaths, 3 Gibson, P Brown.
H Z'
ter, Robt Harding.
By S6ineoa & Harris -Best bacon bog,
A Robertson, 1 & 2.
By 3 Milison-To lady who oan lar
nese, hitch and drive once around traok,
a teat, Annie MoOlement.
ould
again a "
'Fine that. He's got the family features,
ye ken- they've a' the name tang noses, and
reddislihnir. But the young Earl'll never be
a patch on his father; he was a tall, hand-
some men. Tbey any he s oomin' hamo some
o' tbao days, but as inwife says, 'We' 11
it when we see him.' "
"Do you think that if he were coming home
he would do any good 7 "
'Mabe aye, and maybe no. He'd likely
fist believe whatever the factor saw flt to tell
]nim. But what richt has the man to be aye
rinnin' aboot foreign eouutriea, and neglect -
in' bis Sin a "
"Well, you lmow, be can't be in two places
at once. Perhaps he would be only too glad
to stay at home if he hadn't to serve his Bing
0nd Countrryy abroad."
I'mtbinidlu' ho y if
be ready tosorve
bus Xing o and Country if he didna get :mild
salary ford He's aa Governor, they tell me,
0 ono o' the i colonies. It wad set him batter
if s. i ooh at
ib ma l'8o me laugh o
think o' a young chap like him, alai fresh
frac college, sent awa to govern a million
folk. Wlmb does he ken aboot it a But it
he's iat a kino' ornamental figureherl owre ad, ye
see. rather severe don't you. think.
You wouldn't say as mucin to the Earl's face
' Awilluy NI O t No. 0 In 1811 Canoes
anon of Sha Township of Grey, containing a4
stores, There is about 16 acres clear of tum•
bar. n The rest t bush,0hair, 8o lienor Bras.
r.
nation apply
eels.
GOOD FARM OF 1421 ACRES
IVXI for halo, being Lot 98, Con, 7, Greyy.
House suitable for two families if required
School bonee, church and part of the Village
of Ethel on part of the lot. Apply to JOHN
00BER. Ethel Carrlaaa Works, 24-
A few good steers for Bale, rising 8 years.
Boys'
Sdi1 Cloilliu�
Once a Customer,
ower.
Apra s a 'Cunt
J
KESS the boys so the can go out and enjoy -the
y y�
'1 0
be afraid:
wllnt
D'
they glorious air. Dress them so
roll and tumble all over the ground. We have clothes
to r
for these busters—won't show dirt, won't
made on purpose
look shabby in a week's wear, and will always stand the
rough and tumble wear of the lively boy: Pants have
g
double knees and double seats, lined with heavy white
cotton, sewed 'with linen thread, seams double sewn. Wand
put on to stopon ; all this . you get when
taped, buttons p
for the "Lion" Brand of Boys' Clothing. The oat
you ask
and make of these suits are not ' equalled by anything on
market. We are sole agents for this famous make.
the a
A SACRIFICE 11 REAL ES
TATE: $0006,00 will buy the McOau-
gbey Block in the Village of Brussels. These
two ane stereo must be sold to Close out the
MaOaugley Estate. Intending purchasers
should investigate at oaoe. Apply to F. S..'
SCOTT or G. F. BLAIR, Brussels, Ont,
FARM FOR SALE.-BEI1`lG
the North-east i of Lot 24, in the )rd
Concession 01 the Township of Morris.. in
the County of Huron containing 60 acres,
For price, terms and particulars apply to
D. A. TAYLOR or F. L. SCHAFFNER M. Ds,
Boiseevain..Manitoba, executors of the late
H. A. Oaldbiek.
r6R1I FOR SALE. --THE 1314-
J -
N•
1' dereigned offers hie 100 Sore farm for
sale, being Lot 11, Con. 17, Grey. There are
90 sores cleared. and 10 -noise bush. Good
Mane
t with a
• bank barn, 00x62 fee w
house
ll fenced
Td• farm
we
o areae
etaUllug' Bo d
and damned. Artesian welt with wind h mill
and tank. O10 acres to school, Church
and market. 10 acres or Fall wheat and 15
acres plowed, balance seeded to grass. Ap-
ply on the promisee or Walton E. 0.
64-t1 ENEAS °RICH, Walton.
By J A Teak -Beet roadster, ,nn.
bat•
u
tab of
6U ib
- set would you i
ma e B one wo 1
By E D01 g ) if he were home,
no , Hoes int a man lire my
eel' -het a I nicht sae -and buena'
Socia a yeloon. experience I've had. Oh, Pea ev no a
a body to the
. rank onydinna lievedn lnvelnn'
a'body to rs t same rnt oaymain than pr party
a' the floors same colour; but property
nes its m.Mword,
and it'll ii clan to
of
neglect them. there yword whoa the ot.p. at
day comes heEarrli f ens re tlin'•ubp. Mat
fancy loo the o, Earl feel when the gig yety
a'
asks tho o loco, Earl Linton, din d gig y9 a'
thea and.
your a pleasures
Bettospend 18 your.
k
set' and Sour his wife
that 0 lett Soak
was neyth and his wife n dee in a at?'oose that
But
a is ne'' I iii fit for man nor beast l But
him a mu
ekle' he's
esae inns blain
after
'sena
fiat
tatloahtless6voupnaahiel,end it's the y
"Perhaps, after tui the
Winter wheat W
white 'Winter who
Schmidt ; ser
Campbell &
& Ban ; large
& Son
8teon E
Krohn ;wat, 3 Campbell,
& Son, A B lug wheat,.. A
Schmidt, .t Son, W Strong,
J Campbell poem, E Krobn,
3 Campbell peas, E Krohn,
Campbell a oats, 13 V
Lamps
Lamps
We will have in this week a DIRECT IMPORTA-
TION ever
P that will eclipse anything TION OF LAMPS
shown here. Buying direct from the manufac-
turers we can sell these goods at the same price
as
we formerly paid for the same' class andfully
low as most dealers can buy for now. Be sure
you see them before you buy.
See our new FENCE MACHINE. With it you
can build just the kind of Fence you need and
save the big profit to the factory or agent. Ca11
and see it operated at our store. It is the BEST
FENCE money can buy.
ImporbaOt;to Breederaland-Horsemen.
Eureka Caustic €L)<Si1l1l,
A reliable'
and speedy
remedy for.
Curbs,
8 lints,
Sonatas,
Sweeney,
n,
HOrBeB and
Lump Jaw'
in Cattle.
!MADE 00L121 .'•1155 pampa•
let whioh aeoompaaiea every bottle, giving
sciontiao treatment in the various disease,:
It oan.be used in every case of veterinary
predicts where. stimulating applieatiobs and
blisters are preeorlbed. It has no a ran: u.
Every bottle sold is guaranteed to give satis-
faction. , Pelee 760 per bottle. Sold by all
pdrraegglets and countrystorekeepers. Pre.
nieny
MEDYCINE COMPAN, London. ant,
0. C. ROSS-,
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER,
BRUSSELS.
1�. McKay & Co.
BRU sS.EDS.
e e been broah poor Earl would be
glad to Changeplaces 'with you if ho could.,"
Ilan, I waddle, a huge Planes wi' him
I had the chance the morn. Hie estate's
trta a n
burdened wi' debt, . and I'm euro h0 never got
hall the pleasure sot o'd that I've dime.
Mono's the time that I've said it. Man, to
gang not at 9 o'nlook On e Simmer morula'
and work awa among the trees and the
Soo're tvllon a' the blackleg and biotite are
asinging like toping their breasts, I ten ye
it'sa
it's sorreet r fell so. And the man that
it; butt n' pair fellow, keno nnethintB aboot
it; but a' i he time he's aweatin' hie lite sot o:
heathen
Him in some o'time oua ganga
decent o nes on fonts he he gang aboot nal
docent cheCg to fors is ileo. But me off
are at the tato this is name I Como off,
' Th ye dog
-ear mean= to d, et and
Jock go " n AND ,r.
Tho,to[f-Dart stopped, and Joak got down
slowly f'm mntkle oblitgato ye for the
1101," he said. Man, that e a a smart beastle
o'oars, Are ye grain in,iclrle further yer-
seiva
"Strut to the nexb ggate."
"Yea; e1r Rendyaide." 7 "
"Ohl You're maybe a visitor doon for the
shaotin' a'
",Pio. BroomyknOWe is my home though I
haven't been in it for a long time, You eon
tell ydo good -wife that have come at last.
The London
Daily Dews
s
PRINTS MORE AND
LATER NEWS than any
other London or Toronto
paper ciroolated' in this
County,
THIS
BALAN
of of
YEAR FRED on receipt
of $1.50 for 1902. Address
all oommunioatione to
{ The News Ptg. and
Pub, Co., London.
DOLLAR
DOLLAR
n
Goods
Yes, we are prepared- to give you a Dollar's worth of G
for every Dollar of your Money we may receive. We will
be very much pleased to have the opportunity of showing
you our stock of Fall and Winter Goods which is now ;com-
plete and up-to-date.
In'our Shoe Department
Ws are now showing a more oomplete range of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers than any
previous season. We would drawyourattention to onr-
-Kip Shoes for Women, made with eeam on one aide only, in eines from 3
to 11, speolal value at $1,50.
-Our Boyo' Split BIM, with seam on one side only, ie a splendid boy's Oboe
for this Ssaeon of the year.
FLOUR
'rod ny
And 41113 a smile with
hie Whibronzed. fano he
Yn'Oed od round the corner,, the and
e titand-
lilg dumbfounded in the middle et the
road
Bless my soutl " he exclaimed. 'Ilea the
Earl hln eel' l "
1'F0 ins oontintied,l
Our Stock of Dross Goods
never was larger. We are glowing---
-Homespnne, 64 inoheo wide, in shades of Brown, Gray, Fawn and Black,
splendid value at 75o per yard.
--Bine and Bleak Serge¢, heavy weight, all pure wool, at 50o'pryard.
-Also fanny Frea6b Flannels, in leading shades, at 50o per yard.
Saskatchewan Buffalo Robes.
We have tb
en en
for 1b
•fan
ons Genuine
Sa k
Saskatchewan
Bn
ffalo Robe. e. T
Hie
Robs is made with an interlining of rubber and it is !iniad with a impeder qua'yof
Astraotian Cloth, thus making the Robe waterproofand windproof. We patentee
every one of these Robes to give entire satisSNotion.
SALT
Car of best Manitoba Flour
to hand and ready for the public,
Also a ear of Salt.
The latter may be had at
my Office or Grain Storehouse to
suit Customers.
tAlf. 3aeker0 Brussels.
Before Buying Tour Furs
this ninongun it would probably be to your interest to Call and look through our stock.
-In 31Man's Fur Coats we can give yon Coon, Wombat, Black Martin,
Wallaby, 0or8i0an and Imitation Persian Lamb,
-In Ladiet' Fore we oan give you Caper'Suse in the different kinds of Fur,
tion
of
Astrachan Gauntlets, Aatraahan Capes and a Cholas eeloo
Astraohau Oaokels of beet quality money o00 buy.
It will Cost you nothing to call and inspect our stock and
as we said before we can show you a mote complete range
of goods in all lines than We were ever in a position to do
before at
11 F. 1ViCcAllister s
L"l'2-3L.
P. B' -If be w be to oal1 ate buying
a atilt for et 0811 priven forif oe any of pout a good quality off probably
patio toad° up•to-dito.
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