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The Clinton New Era, 1916-10-05, Page 5'Thursday, October 5th, 1916, THE CLINTON NEW ERA, PAGE FIVY When in Doubt For a Present for the Btide•to•be Choose Silver There is no other gift -ft)? the''bride that is so universally curtain to be. greeted with ''joy, used •. with pride, and 'treasured, for years. We carry a large and well assorted stock of 1847 Roger Bros Knives and Forks, Berry Spoons, Cold Meat 1+'orks, Pie Servers, Tea, Coffee, Dessert and Table Spoons and numerous other use- ful pieces. Also a good assortment of Silver Plated Hollow- ware, Out Glass, China and Clocks. W. ff. IELLIr h JEWELER and OPTICIAN EYES TESTED FREE Oeeeeeeee*e0eees••0rle@60Se I News s � 'eeesee••esoe•oeeesegoescwe -NO,MQRE 'DOLLAR AND COST.' Persons who 'become intoxicated .under the new Ontario Temper- ance, Act' will pay good stiff pen-' allies if they get caught. The fines for drunkenness now are $10 'td $100. These sums are manila- toryand ten dollarsr'is the mini- mum fine that any magistrate may impose. e:7'HrOP WHERE YOU ARE INVITED. In these days the conspicuously :eucchssful men in business nee without exception systematic, lib- : •eral and judicious advertisers. To 'the man who sloes' not advertise, .sl. small business only ieosible. It is easy to understand tphat. the •dealer, who feels himself inaposi- ,iion to challenge competition is • 1,0■11,ready and 'anxious to call atter)- tion to'his waxes and his .prices, That;• is the reason why, if ,You • wish to buy to advantage, you wilt � 'do so by ruin oar. cus- '.3:oni to the nen who y advertise. MINOR LOCALS. , "Keep the Home 'Fires Burning'. Prohibition doesn't seem to be 'hurting anyone. What about the stoves, furnaces ;and all other heating appliances? "'This was the question that seem- ed to be in the air this. +morn -i t tt1` inAs a matter of fact, the - sub scription price of a ipa,per does not now pay for the whitepaper ':used ane' the deliveree-Stretford _Herald, Bottle, bottle, who's got the ebott],e? it • The farmer. are getting; 'ready Ito sing, 4the frost is anth"eppump- ficin and'the fodder's in the 41ioc1-,. 25c in advance •secures the New 'Era to Jan, 1st, lel7. This is ,cheaper than borrowing; Plums are a drag on the mar- ket. Why not make arrangements to have there turned into ja.mfor +use by our soldier boys at the front'? Break your match before throw- ing it away, is a. new fire frreeen- Live admonition • • • Well, that was a. pretty big 'week's work, wiping out booze and straw hats in Ontario, and the Tory Government In British 'Columbia, The earliest example extant of p ::e, certain make of car appearing in history is where the 7si•nelilex '"went down and took the Fords .of Jordan, • (Judges 11.281, and another reason why the Seordhabi; may be regardedas a religious 4iexereise, is because it shakes 1- ' the deva l ,out ot 3wut, It is a very cosy feeling, tthis `getting ready for. the 'cold time of tho year. With cold bins ee- iplenished and winter supplies be - leg stored, winter comforts loom alp with a measure of pleasure. Talk of 50c batter, and potatoes 'wrapped in tissue paper, is enough to give the ordinary housekeeper vieions of "Over the Hill to the Poorhouse,'• No more trout fishing urltil7Vlay • of next year,' • Blyth Had • a Successful 'bull cailf, ,D, Laidlaw, R.• Harrigan ; herd, A, L1idleev ; agdd= 'bull, It; Shortreed, Grades -Milch cow with calf, R. llcrrjson. J. Scott; year heifer,'1) Laidlaw, John Scott; 2year steer, John Scott; 1year heifer, • J. Scott, 11H•urrison; x..y ear steer, J Barr, R. II r.rrieon ; heifer calf, J Scott. J Potter; r tear mai Rebe H r i on tat steer, J.Barr land 2; tar cow 00 heifer, J. Barr, land 2; best an- imal, li Shortroed .-Judge-11. Smith, Exeter. mega, -Cots:wield-•Ram lamb, daged ewes, sheaeling : ewes, ewe la.tnbs, Wm. Porter, Leicesters-•Aged ram and slearl', regi ram, Jlays Snell &Sons; ram lamb, agea ewes, shearling innewes, .eevembsJas. Snell & SO4, Chas. WIg 'Shropsh redown- Slrea'eng r m - aged ewes ewe lames, J. & S' Lar d- Any other kind-dfat Sheep, Jas, Snell & Son, Chas. Wightmaar .-Judge---N. Canting, PIGS. -Yorkshire -All the prizes went to Jas. Alton ITamwor,h- Ass( d'bo'r. J s.Alton Chester White -Young boar and young sow, R.Bennett Improved 13ericshire°-Aged boar brood sow, young lsoar, Jas, Alton young sows J. & rF Laidlaw 1 and 2. -Judge-N. Cuming ' POULTRY -Turkeys 3. Jackson, Alton; .geese large, Jas. Alton; geese small, J.J Pollard, J. Jack - sen ; rotten ducks, J. Jackson, j.3 Pollard; other ducks, J.J. Reg- git, J.J. Pollard; homburgs spans led, J. d'lynn, J. J, Haggitt; ham - burgs pencilled, J S`lynn land 2; Wyandoltes, white, 'M,Livin stop; wyandottos, siliver, J, J. r}Eiigg.tt, Mrs, elowrio; lleggh;orna white, J. J.'Haggitt, R J. 'MacCormick; leg - horns, brown, J.Jackson, land 2; leghoa'ns,,any other, J. Haggles 1 a'nd'e; orpingtons, J.J. Haggett, M, Livingstone: brahmas dar!? liths, Howrie, H., (Little ;minorcas, Jae. Jackson, J,.7.13aggitt ; black span ish, Mrs. Helene; dorkins., 13. Short reed, J,'Flynn; andalusians, Mrs, Howrie; 'barrea•rocks, J. J. Pollard H.Robinson; White crocks, J.J. Hag gift; red game, J.J. Haggitt land. 2i bantams, Jelseynn;ojands, red caps, rhode island reds, J.J. Hag Fitt• anaconas, J.dlynn: fat live chielteus, ,Y;,J, 1poleard': t•uenea. fowl, Jas, Alton. .--Judge-A. Baeker. SPECIAL PRIZES-J..Wa:tsron's for best lady driver, R. 'erris;Dr. Tele' eggartrs (best 5lb'butter, 1'<"• Taylor : Jas. Dodds, 'best grade cow J. Scott; Blyth Standard, 2 year general purpose, LJFear; J'. S. Clieliew 51bs butter, W. Taylor; S Bath Standard, dui'ham heifer, J. t; 'T, Stewart. he.1vie t eggs, A. Sloan, Jas. Jackson; W. N. Watson dressed chickens, A.Ilowlett; J J. Rapson, dressed chickens, 1VIrs. J. Menzies,; Blyth Standard, single driver, Jas. Hitchenbottom; Mas- sOu Bros., 10lbs butter, Mrs. Men- zies; Dr. Milne, 101bs nutter, C. Wightman; J,D2eDlilian & Co., 2 loaves bread. C. Wightma:n; T. Mr Michael & Son, best stallion and eons, T.,elcMicheel; B,'lyth Stan- dardU est foal carriage class,R. aPerris; J. Hamilton, 'best col- lection of poultry, J, J. Haggitt; ducks,Soils. W Pottor;J3lyths Stant dard, best turkeys, Jas. Jackson i J. M. Rarnilton, best herd shorthorn D. Laidlaw; Women's Institute, )rest baking, Mrs. J.Dleuzies, A. Hoe- lett,.'J'.J. Pollard. DAIRY AND PROV1SIONS-Crock butter 201bs, W Taylor, A. , How- lett; albs of butter, C. Wightman, le. \Vightman e,5 lbs. butter, Chas. Wightma.n, J Petard; 21oaves of bread, Mrs, Menzies, D. Laif),aw ; 2 loaves of bend by girl under 16, W.as ei tlione9110 be,. A. B, ttCaex- rr, S. & F. Laidlaw: : 5 ibs of honey, A.13. Carr; display of bees, A.B. Carr; maple syrup, Mrs. Mensies, 13. Rich mood; coleection of Canned fruit, J J. Pollard Mrs R. 'R. McGee; iel;iptea lbisccu is 013 G. McGowan,1 Laidlaw; buns, D. Laidlaw, , J. J. P'ollet.drs, 2 pies, (D.'LaidlaW, A. Howlett; w ocicingni n'o lunch, M's5 'S. Carter, A.Tfowlett, layer ,cake. Mrs, Menzies, It. G. McGowan; pr, dressed chickens, Aeliowletl' R A. McGowan tomato catsup. D.Laid- hew, Duncan Laidlaw • pickles mixed, Jairs, Jackson, _Mrs. Menzies; Pickles any other kind A:Hewlett., 11ice home ome made soap, 11. Young W.'1'aylor: -judges-eters. :U. G•ecldos audeirs, W J. Geddes. ' GRA1,' Roel fall wheat A.1C'le- Gowa.ti white tc fall tvlr,eat..:li. reed. A. McGow;.ih . six rowed bar - lay.. A. McGowan; two rowed bar- ley, E.G. McC9ow ate • oats long, 31 ! o shoe t, R. G, McGowan, CO7 D TRUNK SY$ M •hanlisgiviag Day. Sime Fare Good going sol g and returning Monday October 9th Fare and One -Third '[rood going October '7, 8, 9, return limit October'10, 1916. Between all statione in Canada •east of Port Arthur, and to De- troit and Port -Heron, Mich., l3ul:- falo, Black Rock, Niagara F'a91s, and Suspension Bridge, N.Y. Tickets on sale at (Grand Trunk .. -ticket Offices. elohn Ransford &Son, city passenr ager and Ticket Agents, phone 27 18..0. Pattison, station agent Noting ars s. o. R Seortreed : small Peas. .R,S-hort- reed ; tamothy,,seed, R,Shortreed, Mrs Menzies; onsilege corn, A. Ho nett,, E. C. Smith, Judge -John Potter. ROOTS -collection garden pro- cluce,,J. Jackson, J.J. 1110 on, Alis. Menzies; early potatoes, J. Jacic- eon, J.J. Pollard; late potatoes, J. & F Laidlaw, le G.MCGowan ; cot lection of potatoes. 1i'ss Lit ingston field cavi o es. Jas. Je ck'on, W, Scott garden carrots, U.O. Smith, 113 1. Menzlesc; swede turnips, J. J. Pol- lard D. Laidlaw; turnips any other kind, J. Barr , beets table use, Mrs. Menzies, 19.0, Smt,th ; isugarr beet marigolds.. J.J. Pollard, A.. McGow in: mangold wurzels, 3.3, Pollard,_ ,T, Barr; Mangold wnrzels, globe, J. Jackson; ru(angolsls 'wurzels, yet-. Ow, intermediate, J. Bare earner Jackson; pumpkin Mrs. Menz•es, J, J. Ma,.son; red onions, J. ;Jackson, Merehail' yellow onions, Jas. Jackson, W Scott, Pickling on- ions, Jas, Jackson, White field beans, J. J. )Meson, J. Jackson. L n CI io s Miss M le i enC s J .1.Hagg a L Watermelons, Mrs, J. Menne Jas. Jackson; cabbage named, 7, d. PoJiterd. J. Jackson ; red cabbage. 3. Jaeksion ; celery, J. J, Polkaed, J. & dc. Laidlaw ; field corn dont, le C. Smith, J, 3, 'Mas,on; (flint corn, J. Jacics(on,..E 0. Smith; sweet corn, J Jackson, J J. Polfsr.el. -Judge-Ed. Lear. ,FRUIT -named winter apples, e Sloan; nailed fall aimless A.. Sloan . baldWin,l1 Riclrmone ; lcmg meson- ing and northern 'spy, A Sloan; ribs ton pippin, R.Shortreed ; gol- den z'u.ssett, A. Sloan, 3).1 iudlaw; roxboro russet,)/ Barkley seek -no - further, A. Sloan wagner. J 3, Pol- Lerd, ,A. Slo.i i ; lien davis, '1 afore • I 'Barkley • gra,vcras/rein, Bienheatn pippin. A, Sloan, ;legman sweet, R, Shortreed„ A Sloan e mann, 13, Rice motid,. A.Sloan, Stark. A, Sloan; `snow, A,Sloan ; ontario, 11. Riche mond, Jas. Denholm canada red, R G 11 a low.n col arts, R.Shortreed a evai dcrs � I 6 IL A; 1can ar lel ev- 20 oz. pippin and any other var- iety iety named A. Sloan; crab apples, J Jackson ewinter pears„ A loan, E.C. Smith fall pears, J. Pollard, Mrs, Menzies; named plums, R. Shor treed, R.13 McGowan; Col lection of plums, J. Jackson, A.13, Coir; tomatoes, 7 Jackson, J. & 161.d aidi,m coil se r, rotgabpes, W,Scott, J. Jackson: peaches, Jae, Jackson. --judge-W. leoter•gill. PLANTS &'FLOWERS- colleens on of foliage. A Gillespie, L. Burl- ing; ferns, C. Dodds: display of plaui:s, C.Dodds; geraniums, D. Symington, C. Dodds; banging basket„ L. Burling . C. Symington. Judge --Mrs. R.13. Mc€loavun CUT FLOiWEB3b Dailias, and pansies, Mr's. Howrie; asters. Mrs. Howrie, ,W, Scott: hand toquet, J, Pollard,Mrs• Hnvvrie; table boquei D. Symington, J. Pollard -.Judge-Mrs I3. B. ifeelswan FINE ARTS -:.&:mals In of, 6Irs Menzies. Mies Livingston; animals water color., Mrs. Adams: pierced brass, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Law - 600 ; pt11 and ink sketches, Mrs. Howrie, Misis Livingston; . hand painted china, Mrs. Howrie; oil paintings, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Menzies; water color pau,'nting, M,ss Li' ingeton Mrs Hee-vele: f• nit •n o[h Mrs, 'Howl lo,M;as Livingston fruit iii water color,. Miss Living- ston, Mrs. 'Howrie; figure painting in oa, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Adams figure painting in water color. Mrs. A TaY.orMssLie inesion ;p,acrue lit oil, Miss Symington, Mrs. A. Taylor; painting on silk; Mrs. E. Adams, Mias Symington, Land- scape, in oil, Mrs. E. Adams, Chas Fraser. Landscape, water color. Mrs, Howrie, Mrs. A Taylor. Or- nament, Mrs, Hotvrie, Miss Livin- gton, Burnt work on leather Miss Livingstone. Burnt 'work on wood S11i65 Livingstone. Painting on 'belting cloth,. Miss Livingstone. Mrs, Howrie. Hand painted plates Mrs. elownie. Pencil drawing. Miss Livingston, Mrs. Ftowri'e; pasiteelic. Miss Litvingston, 1 Mrs. ilowrie; painting on glass, IVIrs.1E. A.dtuns,. Mrs, 'Howrie, --Judge-Miss Brigham. 'CHI tDRENcS COMPETITION - Crochet or in wool, D'I2•s. 'How_ vie; work in cotton, Mrs. 'Howrie; Punch diawitng, thus. Wierney, C, &Fraser ; sofa cushion, C,Fraser... SCHOOL CHILDREN COMPETI- TION -A -children under 1 0 years, , Margaret Cowan S. Hai; Tl-chitde ren under 13-1;. 14Ie_Gowan • 0 - children under 16, W. Scott, -Juclge-1)r, McTaggart, LADIES WORK—Applique work Mrs Lawson. Miss 'Livingston; bedroom slippers,, I, Barkley. Miss Livingston; .battenitnrg lace, 'Mrs. Botvrie, Miss II,evings con; dtabyis outfit, iVliss Livingston, Miss Sym- ington. Crochet quilt, (MissSym- ir.gton, Mrs, 'Fiowri;e: couching, Mrs. Howrie. Miss Symington; cushion top inla0e, Mrs. Tamblyn: crochet work In silk, Mils Living- ston, Miss Symington ; cushion top embroidered, I. Barkley, L. Berlina crochet work ete braid, Miss Liv- fneston, Mrs. Tatnblyn : collection ofladies work, 'Mee. Lawson, Miss Livingston; crochet 'work in cot - ton. bliss Livingston, Mrs, Lawson; ernes stitch iembrcotdered, 'Mee, Tamblyn, Miss Livingston; em- broidery on bolting cloth. Miss Livingston, Miss Symington; eye- let centre piece Miss Symington, Miss Barkley; embroidery an 611k, 3VI:ss Symington, Miss Beekley; eni- broidei'v, liensington.'Mee. Howrie Slice Livingston; embitordery ro- man, Miss Livingston, Mrs, Tainh- lyn, embtocdery shadow. Mrs. Tamblyn, Mrs. Howrie; toilet set, Miss Livingston, Miss Symington; pin cushion, -Mrs. 1'amblye, Miss Carter: hinderchicf c se, Was Livinggeton..Miss Svmineten, glove c.lco,M:ss Symington, M15, Living- ston ; ivings1:on; etching on material. Alt's. 'Tam'bjye, 311 s i Symington ; cora` t cover, Mies Livingston; Mrs.Lew son; wort: 'b ag, 11, B. (McGowan, Mires, Livingstoin; einem. Mrs, E. Leevson, Miss Livingston; .gents mitts, Mies Symington, Mrs, klow- rio, honiton lace 1Vliss Symington, Mrs, T tmblyn ; ll1ardanger, 1Vlise Symington Mrs, Howrie; ]ta'idkcr chiefs, M ,Lawson, Mrs, Howrie; 7risll croquet, Miss Symington, Mrs. Lawson; knitted quilt, Miss SySmington., 3. Wright ; knitted lace Miss Syrnington,Miss Carter: wool shawl, Miss Symington, Mrs. Tem blyn; kitchen apron, Mrs, Menzies, Mrs, Lawson; Same ,h;andkertcleief, Miss Livingston, ,Mrs, 'Howrie;, laundry bag, 1Bss Livingston, Mis. Se Islington mount mell'Lclt em- broidery, Miss Livingston, Mrs. How-r•ie table mats, Mrs. nowrie, Mrs. Menzies; set doy'i,es, 1 M.is Livingston, Mrs. Tamblyn; pillow shuns, Miss Burling, Miss Carter; patch quilt in cotton, Miss Sym- ington, Miss Barkley; patch quilt ;n cloth. Mrs. Menzies; piano scarf MissLivingston,Miss Carter; • • • • TorontoMiirltels • • 006800®e®a00c111110 rereees0ss®eseeemetbobeetee eaaosecoolg e 000000 000000000000000e•000e00a•se•0.00000 000 er0000.0 Hogs $12.35 • Butter 33e to 36c Eggs 37e. Oats 60c. Wheat $1,30 Cattle 08,25, Sheep $7.25, Lambs $10.40. Cheese 21c, Barley 85e to 3Te, Hogs $11.50, Butter 30e to 31e. Eggs 31e to 33e. Oats 50c. Wheat $1.25 to $1.30 Peas 1.75. Bailey Sec to 800. Buckwheat 750 to 80c, Shorts $30.00. 73r ur 528.00 Hay for `baling $; to $3, DISTRICT NEWS Stanley Mr. James Spackman of Bey - field finished the cement' 'bridge on Pepper's sicleroad 'this week. It will be ready for traffic In two more weeks. Beans and buckwheat are. being harvested this 'week, ,Messrs. Carson Brothers and families of Gowrie visited with the Jackson family on the ;Bay - Veld Rorer, Miss Florence Diehl of Paisley visited with relatives in this town stiip last 'week, Alrileelield ' Children's Day was observed in the Preebyterian church on Sun- day. The children of the Sunday School sat is, a body. Rev. Mt McPaurlane of leayfielcf preached 0 sermon from the words, "Doing your Bit?' He shoWed how there was a bit for all to do. It was a splendid discourse and was listen- ed to attentively by young and old. The school is in a'prosperous 'condition, being well attendee). The offering being as missionary One for needy Sunday Schools was $ l+armers who have beans are busyi pulling them. They are n fair crop and the price is good. Mrs. Woods is visiting her bro- ther Dr. Thornton, of Consiw'n, f theLondon Johnston i o Lon on Road has purchased an Overhand automobile • Ja7nes 'Walker had the misfor- tune to lose a cow last week by being run bver by a. train Cows at present are so dear that It ie quite a loss to lose one. Rey. Et 'H, Sewers and wile of Thedford visited old sequeinL- ances in our midst last week.•They were on their way to Goderich where Mc, Sewers preached on Sunday. t Henderson Forrest, who has lately enlisted, left ast week for London for training, Miss Margaret Ross of our vil- lage is attending the 'Toronto University. Site has been a suc- cessful student while in High school, and will 00 doubt do well at the University. Thanksgiving services 'will be held in the Eresbyterian church on Sunday. A special offering for the deficit for Brucefield rend 0131 be taken up. Mrs, T. Strong has returned to :her home at Sarnia, isonstence Alt'. and Mrs Robert Clark and daughters, and S'Ir. and Mrs..)'rank Hall called on Mrs. Ed. Britton of Walton on Sunday, Mr, Nichol and NIr. and Mrs 1'nssien and children of Brussels spent Sunday the guests of their friend, Mrs. Thee. Poland, Miss Janet Campbell had a sale of her household effects on Tues-' day. She leaves shortly for the West. Mrs E, Bateman of Sault. Ste Merle is visiting flier brother, Mr, Tilos. DicWileiamrs rand other friends. Mrs. Colelough acid son and Mrs. Thuall' 0f Brussels, collect on friends in Blyth on Sunday. Mrs, McArthur and children of Seaforth spent Sunday the guest of her parents Me. and ,Mss. Jas Mania sr, Rev, Mr Hedley Will„p'reach 011- niversary services here on Sunday Oct. '16th at2.30 tem and 7 p.m. A free will offering ;will betaken Ott each service. Ret Mr. :Fair of Attwood will preach here on Sunday next, Goderi eb'L'ownship Mr. and Mrs. Russell Neil of the Bese Line took in the Mitchelille it last week and visited with ;Mr, and Mrs. 14. O, Lashbrook. photo frame, 'Mrs, 'Taylor, Mrs. The Goderieh and other local Lawson, pillow case, Miss Living- fairs were well patronized . dui ecto11, Miss Berkley, punch work, ing the last week. Mrs, Menzies, Mrs, Howrie; woolen Mr, and Mrs. Robert and Percy Q9ouilt 5,' Mrs. Howrie, 114 MissCarter;Johnston Of Woodstock motored 1VI Taylor, Mrs.Howrie up and spent a, short visit ,With quilt, silk, Miss\ 33a±%y tibbo;n Mr. and Mrs. es. Leonard, on work, Mies Livintstone, Miss Bar- Monday. altley. Sola pillow, Miss Living- Among those twho purchased stone. Shoncer robe, D. Laid- cars during the last mouth are - Law, L. .Burling. Tatting, ;Miss Mr. John Burns of the :I61h 0011„ Livingstone., .Dtrs, Rowels:. Centre who purchased Dr, Fowler's rnn- piebe, Miss Barclay, ;Mrs Carter. about; Oliver Potter. Qeo.Procior and Les7fe Cox The rain of last Weeic was fionie. benefit to the farmers se it en- abled them to get est their fall pioughang The threshing is nearly net finished,and "ro i 1 f17s 1n5 i -•, lee ardor sf-rho day. Table cover, Miss :Bevel 'i Mrs. II, Marshall Tray sloth, hilae Liv- ingc•tono, Miss S Carter. Tea cosey; Miss Livingstone, Miss 5, CarterTowels embroidered, T1les Livia-gstone, Miss S. Career ''ill.. centre piece,. cohered.. Mise Miss Livingstone. Wise Miss Symington, Miss L.\ Wallachaan work, (Mrs lluwvie, Miss LiviegsLone, 'Work drawn, Miss Livingstone, Mise liaeclay, Parley netting, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Howr'i o. -Judge-Miss Ross, autumn weddiu7 of more train us nal interred on Monday,Sept, We, Ohi 1 )Lair second dun le' ft I'.111 Pearl, bac un, fire wife of Dir 'Tern•• worth Ntrholeu r este. tti,•rr +ulrc•, Lizz1 1Vtuv 1,03,.cloned las u11itod. in. ni,U 11 cge to Kt•, Frederick N ich Okun. Rei. Jt r;, ,31,cnee, ref c:at- ed the brie e s entered ti .a parlor on the se ni .of their respe. t- ive fathers Oho gave i.hem is m^r- riage to tee str lin , of 11 e wedcy g march pisyed by 1311,:.'Freeic 1V c,1 - 0150n, They looked lovely in sim- ilar gowns of ua•biten silk draped with shadow hire and eaten carr ed aehoOat' b,iriuct o: a:tJs, n,lsweet peas and wore 00 their epee orna- ment, ,the groum's gift u sunburst Ofpearle • After tee ceremony the i;u:st, nitres ft of a . u t,p a i.s wed ding flintier. '1'ni• 'p,;1 pit enul,les left oil the ntfn;gh1 11 Stu for Win - Where t• re he 11 peones' li e spent, The brides tr welled in Wart 5u:l3 or 11 ,rv. it,' sail. pop- lin, their- cos1_ opi'ni 1 on pretty blouses of ivo: v silk with bet's in ne comb.n:ltio(1 of bi sk an 1 ere it.: vet vet. The tireless were the reee- pfents of menel'oes en 1 costly gifts, ehowiro the high 'sere n ut lwheel the y011 3 c.nt11 , are heirs, Dir, and I�e's Nocholsan will reside in 271 m peg on their return, and NIr, and Mrs 3y Nrc'hnl'ion diel take np their 'residence in 1(1uphill A very p1'isnnt t'unti;eriand ev- ening was speed he' the. members of the Cumberland . Smelly Snceol at the lieu • of Zii'. act ihi• tl, J Crawford. The °cession U718 in Hlailttstt Dauphin, Man., Herald -Double wvoddieg-The dome of Mc, and, Mrs. Jonathan Crawford, of Cum- berland Was the seen of a. tpletly AO. Iih 1?2:11NeOPiTS tem®catz If you would be prepared to meet without fear, the cold, wet days of fall that are fast approaching. You should visit this store and have a look over our large assortment of wet weather goods. laili1NCO4'Ce—Our 'raincoat stock is the largest and best assorted we have ever shown, and our prices the lowest, iVe have Men's Coats from 5,00 to li5,00 Wei hen's Coats from 4.50 to 15.00 See our new Twee Raincoats both ladies and reed's 'l"he thelatest y are lto t idea in raincoats See our men's special waterproof coat. at $10 RUBBERS—Don't let your children go with wet feet -- it is too expensive, The cost of dry feet is small if you buy your rubbers here, We handle nothing but the best. Buy a pair early ant, be prepared .agents for New Idea Patte ns and Semi.. Ready Clothing Plui..� G sice'`' z�i' ;i § Y,s. Sannll easvxmosamerar Profits ' Phone 25. More Business 1 the nature of a sup se pislt7':, the object be; ner 111 pie entdoi.ans of esteem In MIse ',earl (r., VJor'.i curd vitas 1V11y 11'114001 1 WO:111 011 the eve of their main r :#.1 ed- ch'ers icla; re cel cry Mr. I3:7:n May-' r.ai'd, assistant supe ieteedn.nt of t11,o Simony Sehone e::,iressing re- gret of the sehuoL in the loss it would serif un by the departure of Mss Ct wfose from our nl:ciet, Mee Eva Brown fins been visit: - pie inDetroit )rite her brother. Mrs. Wm, Brown, el' Detco'11, d.ed In the :For Heel.; 101 nn r1l:dary, Sept, mic I:eesmsl.•ws maiden 11,110 15115 rid:ter t3ouidatd 1, as a resident of Detroit, 1'c et'1,' her hu.,band two boys anct a:girl. ' lir wive Mr Er awn is a soli • Of Mrs., Robert Brown o1Ilunet`, 1111. and Mrs. 'Wm. Snell ..end Master C,i'ent et'tendecl the "•e<'- d:ng of Snell--ITCDowe11 of West- field last week i C'.C.I NOTES. Dias Campbell, who has been the Art Speer/10st here for the p st year h.ts left tura tcew peril( ion t Springfield. 'S'te it Ettrcccderl Here by Iflss Shirlair who comes hi'Ohly rerommerele.1, ;sled lit or this week will he ve:y busy day for the iaar' n•a ,1r the ('t'.. 1, In titer slierprtntt the 011111 ,t spnrls n''ll 1,p, prat ,,rf n'. 1 111 the eve neer tee At Hein!, w'ftl b. 1102'!. So.iforth 7.T liras 'accepted the rhallelagr of the C.V.', to ploy baseball and basket ball, so a Big day le expected. 'rhe follow'i.ng compo:;o thin year's baseball team L'wren ce 7,uvrn7. 0,lllurphy. P.Mcelett, lVM.lVi N.1', I3,Petter, M. S ehoeaa tails, _1, . ou' e head and M. t ti r KEEP THE BOWELS REGULAR AND AVOID CONSTIPATION. When the bowels are not kept regular they become clogged up with waste and poisonous matte;, causing constipation, biliousness, sick headaches, piles, and all kinds of liver troubles. Slilburn's Lsxa-Liver Pills will reps 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. Nir. John 3'. Smith, Iilginbttrg, Ont., writes: "I had been troubled for a great wink with constipation, and tried many diliereut remedies lyhiclt dill mews good. 1 happened to try Dlilburn's L .xa-Liver fills, and I have fowtd theta most bene- ficial," filbu A D r s ',axe -Liver 'er ills re t I , 25 021)25 per vial, or five vials for 51,00; for sale at all dealers, or mailed direct on 'receipt of price by The T, Milburn Cu., Limited, Toronto, Ont. re Liberal Clubs at London, Oct. 11th. Leer▪ lef•a Me. N. , bd.P.1R.t u.*. : ,r, O. lfe'h e, et reenitubai O. b. Oeissob "':- f of Oatu*Ret coal Preelitat �. reel cbab Ireeleraltoai Bllobew bdbeal foauieea # Festers' relief of Lan¢smi 111. 1. Little, Prealiiat of lite iia a LSbeas1 Olsba rats Jelrpaeia olio ef floe f of t eo Wr 14 Seat . tfeerestb, BeaMitlJi (l¢ Crime' ch,b rede8aUaa of THE Annual Meeting of the Liberal Club Federation of Ontario will 1i'e, belsk, London Ontario, on Wednesday oc ober 1 lth. �l'tielrls o, W do ey f next weak. O t 'N. be two London, slobs, the first at 1 p.m., at which the actual diecusslgft. policy and topics will be the principal business, and this ;promises to i<ie. Cary great importance, in view of the many advanced policies being brought' Itt* by different sections of the Liberal party. 'There will be a diaeunsior culture, Labor and Social 'Reform, Citizenship, including graft and thepa system, Returned Soldiers, and Nickel. rperts who have studied these subjects will be present to give tk! x : investigation and there© e c it d will b a eneral disc'ussiba o & i, rub ire , 'who desire to take part: The monster banquet in the evening will be attended by more thee 8 in addition there will be in attendance about 700 persons who will beita the speeches only, as all the banquet seats have been disposed o ng acral tickets for speeches oapplyC thees n mayto C. Fergusomc era) Club, London, Ont. _,r,.. •1