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SPECIAL 1%O. 1
Dresses �. 8
Embroider9
Ladies Y
I dozen only Ladies Embroidery Presses, slightly
soiled, white and colored, sizes 16, 18, 34
and 36 only, values up to $9,00, your
choice 2.98
SPECIAL NO. 2 •
House Dresses 98c
dozen Ladies House Dresses, extra
1 good quality print, .fast colors, small sizes
34. 36 and 38, values up to 1.75 for 98C
SPECIAL No. 3
Muslins IIc
25o yards of Muslins and Chambreys
good assortment of colors. values up to
25c, your choice 11e yard
SPECIAL NO. 4
Hosiery 34c
5 doz Ladies Fancy Lace Hose, good lisle threat.
colors guaranteed. black, white, tan, pink, blue and rose
regular 50c for 34c pair
5 doz Ladies Fancy Hose, fast colors. black and
tan only, regular 4oc for 19e pair
SPECIAL NO. 5
Millinery 1.49
1 dozen Ladies Trimmed Hats, values up to 5.00
for 1.49
1 dozen Odd Waists, sizes 34 and 36, regular 2.00
sale price 69c
'!a CLINTON NSW HEI.
`- Thursday, Augur! 10th, 1916
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It is all right to 'be on the Water
wagon, but a, more Inviting "sit'
just now ia, on the ice Amgen. -.
Which would you, rather do or
s o
go fishing?, Most'of us these -
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mid days, if given the chance,
would elect to go` fishing.
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Despite an adverse majority at
like
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fsome hi
election o g
the last
3600, the Liberals have decided to
put a can citable in the field to
contest Southivest Toronto in the
approaching. • !bye -election..: They
hotel property and !business tax
the seat, but they can .at least cut
may not be successful in carrying
to build up awinning peaty is to
put up afight whenever an oppor-
tunity is afforded. ' '
The Smiths Va11e News, one• of
the staunchest Conservative news-
papers of the province, sees defeat•
ahead for the Borden Government
if Major-General Sir Sam Hughes
does pot change itis\ ways .or give
up .the portfolio which he holds.
News is owned 'by that well known
military man, Colonel Baldersan,
who is in etc position to see the
mischief Sir Sam is doing Con-
servatism by his thigh-hnan(ted
actions as Minister of Militia and
Defence,
• All Indications point in Western
Canada to Dominion general elect-
ions. Party newspapers are brim-
ming with boosting editorials in
the interests of the respective fact-
ions. Western ministers and lead-
ers, have been unus4.taliy :active,
and organization meetings in Win -
p g have just been:hield, .l which
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Personal Notes
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Rev. Mr. M illyard, of Listowel, was
the guest of Rev. Mr, Agnew this
week.
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of Mitchell, Miss Baker, g
of. Miss Sybil Courtice
Tuesday's London Adver tiser:Joseph
Routledge of Montreal, formerly a
member of the editorial staff of The
Loudon Advertiser, was in London
' 'ln with his
par-
ents
vda after visit
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atClinton.
Mrs. J. Bailey, of Stratford; is visit-
ing friends in and around Clinton.
Mr. and. Mrs. John M. Wilson, Sea
forth, Ont., announce the engagement
et' their daughter, Lillian Isabel, to,
Mr, 'IrvingSutherland of Owen Sound,
sou of Mr. and Mrs. Janes Sutherland'
, ontoaSudbury Line and 'East but
Thousands of Men Required , not including oSmith's Falls or
l
Thousands) of men are required
to help in the great work of harry
vesting, the Western crop. The ,
:task of transporting to the ;Westj
this great army of workers will I
fall to the pot of the Canadian
Pacific Railway. 1
Excursiong from points in On-
tario to Manitoba. Saskatchewan,
and Alberta will be run, and spe-
cial trains operated, making the
trip in about thirty-six hours,
-Without change or transfer.
"Going. ,Trip, West," $12 to Win-
nipeg.
"Returning, trip East" $18 from
Winnipeg,
Consult C.P. R, Agents regard-
ing! transportation west of 'Win-
nipeg.
Going Dates
' August 17th and 31st -(From Tor -
Renfrew, also. from Main Line East
of Sudbury to, but not including
North. Bay.
.August 19th' and September 2nd -
From ;Toronto, also West and
South thereof.
!Further particulars from .Cana-
dian Pacific Ticket Agents, or W.
B,'Howard, District Paaeenger
Agent, Toronto.
hand of felilowship.
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The annual S, S picnic was held
on Monday when a very enjoyable
time was spent (by all.
I Prayer meetingon Wednesday
),veiling, ns tit. .al. Everybody
welcome„
The awn socialheld on the
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church 'lawn last Thursday even -
ling; was a success in every way.
Service as usual next Sunday.
Mr. Eastman will preach morning
and evening. i
of Bognor, the marriage td take place
the latter part of August.
Mrs. Weatherwax, of Orillia, is the
guest of her father, Mr'. D. A. Dante.
ion.
Mr, Harry Bartliff was in London
on Wednesday.
Miss Nettie Brown, of Toronto, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. 3, Leslie Kerr.
Miss Olive •Floody, of Toronto, is
cousin,ily ss Mublea couple �Cante1cu. with her
•Mrs, Le Fortune and children of
Simcoe, returned home to day after
spending a Topple of weeks with her
sister, Mrs. G. Edward hall.
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lNTOWN,
RESIDE
WILL
of
Mrs. E. Tervis., and children
Weyburn, Seek., will make their.
home in Clinton, for the time be-
ing and •have'rented the house re-
cently vacated 'byMr. E;E4,'Sunn:-
feed on. Isaac !street,
BAPTIST. PICNIC.
The annual congregational Band
,Sunday School pica o' of the Baptist
church was: held on Civic holiday
to Bayfield. .An ,enjoyable tome
was spent by alis who took in the
day at the 'summer resort.
GODERICH SOLDIER. GETS
SECOND WOUND.
James McVicar of Goderich re-
ceived word that 'his son, Pte. J.
McVicar received a bayonet wound
in the arm on July 21st. This is
the second wound for Private Mc-
Vicar, -.
Miss Mary Cornislt, of Dorchester,
and Miss Lure Weir, of Lambeth, etre
guests at. Miss 'Ida Coreish.tbis week.
Announcement is made of the wedd-
ing of Miss Alberta Delight Hobbs,
daughter of the late Rev. Richard
Robbs, to Mr. Kenneth Gordon, the
happy event taking place on Angus!•
4th, at her mothers residence, 20 Mem-
eller. ave., Toronto. The late Rev. Mr.
Hobbs had occupied many important
Methe filist endsh f SeS hisiif: mily rare owide
spread. •
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fiery speeches were made calling Badly In!oredon the "faithful'' to gird up 'theirB
loins. The making of new voters' •
fists in the cities of Manitoba will
-begin neat 'week. Hon. Robert
Rogers has been very active all
month in the city. of • Winnipeg
and announces that Sir Robert
Borden bas postponed, afrip to
England, and with. 'Hon. Thomas
White will tour the West Ibis fall,
Wagers are freely! offered that a
Dominion campaign will follow
the West's 'big harvest.
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C'II1U1lier Complaint%
Intl Little Ones
At the first 'sign of illness dur-
ing the hot 'weather give the lit=
tle ones Baby's' Own Tablets, or
in a feet hours be may be beyond
cure, These pills{ will prevent
summer complaints if given.oc-
willoprl the cure theselid and
t'oubles
will promptly
if .they some on suddenly. Baby's
Own Tablets should always be
kept in every home where there
are young, children There is no
other medicine as good, lend the
mother has the ,guarantee of a
government analyst that htey are
absolutely safe. The Tablets are
sold by medicine 'sealers for by
mail et 65c a box from the Dr.
Williams' Medicine 'Co., 13roek-
ville, Ont.
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1 Word was received ;here on
Monday by Mr. E. Blacker that
his mother ,hod been badly in-
lured by a cyclone which des.,
troyed their :house near Keppel,
Sask., and that !site was not ex-
pected
xpetted to live. 1
Word was received on Tuesday
that Mrs. Blacker :was getting
better. She resides with her :son,
Mr. R, J, Blacker.
Saxon for Sale.
Saxon Roadster for sale. In good
condition. Apply
C. N. CONNER
Assignee's `ale.
of valuable Rend Estate,Standard
Bred, Registered and Grade
Horses, Farm Stock, Imple-
meats and Chattels.
The undersiereed Assignee of the
Estate of Napoleon A. Cantin,
Insolvent, will offer for :sale by
public auction at St Joseph Stock
Farm, St. Joseph. Ont on Wednes-
day, the 23rd day of August, 1916,
at 2 p.m.
HORSES -7 standard bred and
registered mares andentire horses
including •"Emperor McKinney'
said to be one; of the most prom-
ising stallions in Canada; 2 light
road horses; 1 chestnut colt; 8
Young draft mares; 1 grade 'Per-
cheron colt. 1 year 010; and 7 good
useful farm horses and mares.
CHATTELS -1 Binder; 1 Mower;
1 Cultivator; Wagons; 1Harness;
Sleighs ; 1 White Steamer automo-
bile, and various other chattels,
for particulars of which( see pos-
ters. 1
REAL ESTATE -Parts of lots 9,
10 and 11 L.B.E., and parts of lots
9, 10, 11 and 12 L.R.W , To(wnship
of HaY+County of TERMS OF SALE
REAL ESTATE -10 per cent. on
day of sale, balance in 30 days
without interest.
'HORSES -Standard bred horses
and colts, cash. On the remainder
of the chattel property, four
'months' credit on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes. A discount
for cash( will :be a,1i.owed on credit
amounts.
Dated at Goderich this let day
of August, 1916
Proudfoot, Killoran & Cooke,
Assignee's Solicitor
Thos. Gundry, Assignee,
WESTiERN FAIR WANTS
THE K1LTIF BAND.
The management of the West-
ern rFair, London, asks the Kiltie
Bend to submit terms for Thurs.--
day,
hurs.-day, August 14th, to play at the
S'ai". The Beni will submit their
:prices right away.
ARE AT EXETER. :
Capt, Dowding's trophy winners
of Serif oath tourney are attending
the Exeter Bowling tourney this
week. W, J. Nediger also 'took
down a rink composed of r.Pen-
nebaker, C. Libby, and E,Carla: 1on
but they went out 1, 2, 3. Dowd-
ing's rink lost in the trophy, but
at the close of the play on Wed-
nesday had won the third game
in the as80eia,tion
WILL USE BUILDING
&OR OFFICE. • c
The frame building used' for a
'garage next Mr. Josh. Corac',s, re-
sidence on Ontario :street, is be-
ing removed and :iVlr, A. J 'Hollo-
way will use 'it for hfsl ,coal of-
fice at his scales at G. T.R. Mr,
Wm. Wheatley Inas the contract of
Moving building.
t3EV. R. C. McD(E'RMIT) IS
Reaching For a Strap
"Bobby," said the lady in the car,
severely, "why don't you get up and
give your seat to Jour father? Doesn't
it pain you oto see him reaching for
the strap?"
"Not in a car," said Bobby. "It does
at home."
SIR JAMES AIKt11NS, ex -M, P., of
Winnipeg, - 'Ihas been appointed
Lieutenant -+governor pf the
trovinee oQ' xanito132, succeed-
ing ;Sir Douglas Cameron, :whose
term o f office expired last week.
KEEP THE BOWELS .REOU,LAB
AND AVOID
CO,NST1PA iQPr•.
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When the bowels are not kept regular
sthey become clogged up with waste, and
• poisonous matter, causing constipation,
• biliousness, sick headaches, piles,, and
all kinds of liver troubles,
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She: "Rave You ever been wounded
in an engagement?"
Fie: "Oh, yea When my fiance
broke off our last one; I Was fearfully
cut up."
Milburn's LaxaLiver Pills will regtl-
late the bowels so that you may have a
free and easy motion every day. One
pill every night for thirty days will
cure the worst cases of constipation. ,
Mr. John J. Smith, Elginburg, Ont.,
writes: "I lead been troubled for a great
while with constipation, and tried many
different remedies which did me no good.
I happened to try Milburn's Laxa-Liver
Pills, and I have found thein most bene-
ficial."
Milburn's 'Latta -Liver Pills are 25
cents per vial, or ,Ove vials Thr $1.00; for
sale at all dealers, or mailed direct on
receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co.,
Limited, 9 I'ut, " ._ .
CALLED TO GODRRIC'H.
At a tangy gatonal meeting of
Knox Presbyterian Church, Tues-
day night, a call was extencledto
Rev, R. C, McDcrmi3 of Stayma
td succeed Rev. Geo, E. Roses as
pastor. Rev. Mr. Ross accepted a
call to St. Matthew's "Murch,
Montreal, anti entered upon his
new charge on June 1st.
OFFICERS CONFIRMRD
IN MILITIA RANKS,
District orders 'issued by Col. L.
W. Shannon for Military District
No. 1, announce that the follow-
ing previously appointed officers
in militia regiments of this dis-
trict. having• qualified themselves
are confirmed in their ranks,
(lieutenants) accordingly For 33rd
Regt..-D E, Holmes, D. S. Scott,
D.L. Reid S.A.: Scott, C.A,Thomp
Son, L. E. Yeo, A.1I. Jane, R. L
Page.
CHURCH WEDDING; '
A Wedding took place in St.
Joseph's church on Tuesday morn-
ing of last week, when !Mary,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Levy 'of town Was united in mar -
rings to Mr, Gregory C. Campbell
,of Galt, Ont leaving the church,
the bridal party andWguests 1e -
paired to the home ! m of the bride's
Parents, where the Wedding break-
fast wee partaken. Mr. and Mrs.
Smaller Coal Bills
, Let us reduce your coal
bills. We can do it by sup-
plying you with a coal that
lasts long, gives a steady
heat and leaves only a small
amount of ash. This coal is
LEHIGH VALLEY
ANTHRACITE
The Goal That Satisfies
It will save you money. Give
it a trial.
II..1. Hollonray, Clinton
Western University. London
ANOTIIEB GREAT ADVANCE
Income Doubled -Now $75,000
Another large addition to Faculty and
Equipment in Arts and Medicine
Greatly Increased Enrollment in view
Write for particulars to:
Salesladies Wanted
Salesladies wanted to f11 posi-
tions open on our :Wales staid
made vecant by men ealisted.
Either temporary or permanent.
Income three dollars per day up-
ward. Address
The Scarborough Co. of Canada,
Limited, biap Publishers,
Hamilton, Ontario
Told His Superior
They were about the roughest, raw•
est lot of recruits the sergeant ever
had to tackle. He worked hard at
them for three hours, and at last
thought they were getting
into some
sort of shape, ea he decided to test
them.
"Right turn!" he barked. Then be-
fore they had ceased ta move came
another order: "Lett turn!"
one Yoitel slowly leftahe vanirs and
made oil toward the barrack room.
"Here you!" yelled the sergeant
ankrily, "Where are you!'off tot1'
"Ah've had enough," replied the re-
cruit, in disgusted terse. "Tha doesn't
know tha own mind for two minutes
ruemal'
sistee••s ®saamo•a.•oe•
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E. E. BRAITHWAITE, M,A., Pb.D.
President.
Prince George
welsh Pony Stallion.
Color -White and black. Height.
14 handle. Reputed lio be the
prettiest pony in Ontario and is
the sire of many beautiful ,animals
R. T, DUNLOP owner
Zurich, Ont
Wanted,
Machinists and lealhef hands
wanted! Apply tb.
WOOD MOTOR Co.,
Clinton, Ont,
Fur Saie
Two frame houses for sale; one
an 8 -roomed house, corner of Kirk
and Townsend Streets, and a six -
roomed cottage on Kirk Street.
Electric lights and town water in
both. Will sell cheap for quick
sale, 'For further particulars ap-
ply to JOSEPH TOWNSEND,
Ontario Street
House for Sale
House on Rattenbury St., formerly
bccupiei by the lata Mrs. (Vibram
Murray. Apply to
G. D, MCTAGGART
For Sale
Fat liens and Chickens'
Wanted.
Taken at any tirne.
Highest Market Prices
W. MARQUIS. CLINTON
Phone 14 on 166
Property occupied by Dr. Gan -
tiler, including two lots, house, of-
fice and stable. Will be sold sep-
arately or together., Electric
lighting throughout, water in the
stable. 'Hard ,and soft water in
bath -room. kitchen and summer
kitchen, Apply to
DR. GANDIERt
Campbell have taken up their re-
sidence in Galt and have the best
wishes of all for 'a happy married
{Life,
TTEW JUDGIP FOR
KENT COUNTY.
Ottaeva, ,Augest 8,-3. J Cough-
lin, K. C„ of Stratford, has been
appointed county judge of Kent
County in sucees•sion to Judge
John L.1)awlin, who resigned,
J. J, Coughlin,lr, C. 'Is a mem-
ber of the firm of Robertson &
Coughlin,, of Stiatforcf. 'He is 45
years old and is'a graduate of
Toronto University' and .Ocgoode
Hall. Ile has been in the practice
of larw at Stratford since 1894, ane!
though not active in municipal
politics,; other than teethe' city's
legal representative, he has always
been e most valuable citieen, :For
Isome time he has been acting mag -
1 !S
istrate atratford. He is a
Roman Catholic " Judod Coughlin
is a cousin of Mrs, J. W , Kilbride
of SL•rathroy, formerly of Clinton,
and IVIrs, J. Shanahan jr., of
Rullett,-The Judge is a native of
Huron Co. end got his early education
at Mount Cermet 5, school and later
at Parkhill High School.
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Rev. Mr. Boyle of Belgrave oe-
•eupied the pnIeeit of this church,
on Sunday, and will preach next
Sunday. r .
WESLEa CHURCH.
• The Quarterly Official Board
met on Tuesday evening.
The Women's Missionary Society
bold their regular meeting in the
form of a picnic, at Burks, on the
lake shore, bo' -day.
The pastor expects to preach
next Sunday
BAPTIS1` CRURCII.
Wo were pleased to see Pastor
iFairfull in the pulpit on Sunday,
Mr. Eastman preached in the
morning on "Unity_'' Rev, Tail -
full taking the service in the
evening.
The ordinance of ,the Lord's'
Supper was observed aL• the close
of the evening service, when two
Deal members receiyed the, ,right ed, •
Seed corn
We now have in stock a quantity of
Seed Corn which we can offer you at
a reasonable price, also
Good Seed Buckwheat
If This is the hatching season and that
means lots of feed for the baby chicks.
We have a large stock of
Baby Chick Feed
and also Chick Grit on band
Try some of our Oreameal and Oiloake
for young calves and pigs, there
is nothing better
Since Lard has risen to such a high
price, why not try our
Easilirst Shortening
as it is not so expensive and goes
farther, We have it in 5 and
20 lbs pails
Bran, Shorts, Low grade Flour, Oat
meal, Breakfast Food, and Flour
always kept in stock
Highest Prices paid for Grain
and Wool at "Elevator"
Wool Wanted
Wool wanted, highest price paid
-Cash or trade.
BENMILLER WOOLEN MILLS.
Voting Hen
Young men or others who are
unalble to join for overseas ser-
vice, can serve their King and
Country by helping on Munition
Work, Apply
to
Robeii
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P
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Robert Bell Engine and
The Thresher Co., Limited,
!Seaforth, Ont,
Painting & Paper Hanging
Painting and Paper Hanging neatly
and promptly done, Orders left at
lunnrtord's Grocery Store or at my
residence, Victoria THeOS GRAELIS
MINOR LOCALS, '
Home grown. potatoes, .tomatoes
and cucumbers are now op the
market.
Only 11 out of 65 students of
Oweu Sound Collegiate passed the
Lower School examinations,
e
:Poi 9 the short cool 'smell eve
are very thankful. l
.Ittb. P1uV., would be a welcome
visitor now for a few days.
r The latest libel on wonten'r-
"Women are made before mirr'ors'.
"Yes, and have :been before them
ever since."'
. The Clinton Model School 'will
open .en August 1.8tb,
Of course it's dry but emit till
you see it after the 16th prole.
Cheer up -it will he cool enough
next winter,
Infantile p Dralysis has claimed
hundreds of victims in the con-
gested areas of the larger cities
in the last CAW weeks. Too much
care cannot: be exercised in guard
ing, the little ones against this
dread malady, Cleanliness pnci
proper feeding, doctors Nay,' is as
good a preventive as can toe Bevis,-
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W. Jenkins& on
Flour and :!reed. phone 199
Popular
Stallions
New Prices Aug.'.
1916.
The 'following prices for Port
cars wall be effective on and ,af-
ter August lst, 19111,
The following stallions will stand for
the .improvement of stock this season
as follows:-
DUNUItE GetJtTLY
((1221) Enrolment No. 97
MONDAY -Will leave his ownstable
West end Tuckersmitb, and go north
by way of the Huron Road to the Gra
ham House, Clinton, for noon, then by
way of the 10th con., Goderich town
ship, to Mr, Bert Lobb's for night.
TUESDAY -By way of Maitland
non. to Wm, Durst and Son for noon,
then by way of Bethel and Benmiller
to Wm. Long's for night.
WEDNESDAY -By way of the 6
and Sth eon. to Wm. Ounningham's
for noon. then by way of the 8th con.
to Fred Quaid's, Dunlop for night.
THURSDAY - To 'Union Hotel,
Goderich, for noon, then by way of let
non. to Salkeld's corner and 4th can. to
Huron Road to Wilmot Haacke's for
night.
FRIDAY -By way of Gab con. and
Porter's Hill to Fred Pickard's for
noon; then by way of 7th con., to John
Stewart's for night.
SATURDAY -By way of Bayfield
Line to Jas. Jackson's 2nd of Stanley
for noon; then to his owh stable where
he will remain until the following
Monday morning.
Terms, MS to insure. G. W, Nott,
proprietor; J, P. Fisher, manager
Chassis $450.00
Runabout 476.00
Touring Car 495.00
Coupelet 696.00
Town Ca,: .., 780..00
Sedan .. , 890.00
E. 0,13. FORD, • ,ONT,
These 'prices are positively guar»
antoed against any reduction be-
fore August 1st, 1917, but there is
no guarantee against an advance
in ;price at any time, 9
Bert Langford
' DEALDR.
PHONE 183, e CLINTON.
GUINEA GOLD
(13070) (78191 Enrolment No. 1998
MONDAY -Will leave his own
stable, West End. Pnckersmith, and
go south to the Mill Road to Piffle &
Sons for noon, then across to Huron
Road and west to Wm. Dales for
night.
TUESDAY - To Graham House,
Clinton, for noon and until the follow
ing morning
WEDNESDAY --By way of Huron
Road to N. Trewartha's, Holmesville,
for noon, then by way of filth con. to
Thomas Cole's for night of Middle
THURSDAY -By way
ton's corner to George Holland's for
noon, then to his own stable where he
w ill remain until the following Monday
morning
Terms $15 to insure. G.W • Nott, prop.
JE1UIY J.
Standard Bred Trotting Stallion.
Will stand at the Normandie Barn,
Clinton, every Saturday during the
season. He is a very fashionably bred
colt, and while not yet 3 years old, he
is a big horse now. No. 01852 American
Trotting Register, No. 0101 Canadian
Standard Bred Society, No. 4410 En'
rolment. Terms -512 to ensure with
foal ED. JOHNSTON, Prop,,
Phone .S on 162. Clinton