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it Takes Hullett to Win.
Prizes at BFairs.
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T.
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Son have been
.sending their Clydesdales
to the big-
,,,ge;tt I atts'.in the country rind iv,ial-
ufing' a large share of the privies'year
-after year. Their record for 1915
is as follows, ; '
Toronto s 2nd, 3rd and 4tli for In-
ternational, Glenrae; and Lord ]`don-
.abd, respectively ;t 2nd for heavy draft
• ,brood marc ; 1st for heavy draft
foal ; 2nd for peeing niare ; 2nd for
:yearling roadster filly,
'London let for 2nd for,
Lord Ronald, Championship' for Glen-
Ilke, 1st for iiternatronal'iei 3 -year
„old class, 1st for Glonrae best horse
:and•h
t tee colts
any age, 3rd^ for
heood mare, 2ni1 for yearling filly,
.3rd Tor two-year-old filly.
Gecage Dale & Son won 3rd tot.
'brood mare at Toronto and at Lon-
sdon 1st dor brood mare ,and let for
real.
Mr. Robert Watt at Toronto t r
won
let for yearling draft filly and 2nd
dor two-year-old draft filly.
Goderich.
Mr. Stiven and his daughter,
!Frances, of Guelph have been visit
da town.
Mr. I4: J. Hopkirk of Stratford
`taken the position of accountant
the staff of the Bank of Montre
Mr. Soothern having gone to Lond.
to train for overseas service,
Mrs.' Sutton and Miss Sutton ha
arrived home atter a visit of a co
.of months with the former's daug
ter, Mrs. S. Ward of Medora, Man.
Miss Norma' Johnston is spending
few weeks ' k, ''t
wee 'Toronto
friend's,
ns,
Mrs.Horace Peckenan and lit
'daughter and also her sister, Mi
Baker, .of Tdronto have been t
,guests of Mro, Sutton.
Miss Ellen Macdonald of Verne
B,C., is the guest of -Miss Mab
Doty.
Mrs. Luscomhe is spending a fa
•v ccks with St Thomas friends.
Mrs A. E. Christie of Brantford
visiting lief mother, Mrs, J. C. Ma
tin, who has not been enjoying goo
:health,
Mrs. John Kennedy - of Moosejaw
-Sask., has been visiting for the pas
few wceko with her daughter, Mrs
Angus McKinnon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Naftel return
,eel last week front their honcyi oar
trip and have. taken up their rest
• dento on Brittania Road.
• Mrs. H. I. Strang and Miss Flcle
went to Toronto last week, the lat
ter going on to New York to resum
slier nursing.
Mr, and Mrei. Mowat and family
Have returned to their home in Phila
delphia after spending the summer a
their cottage on the lake,
Rev, G.H. Holmes, the, new pastor
•o•f the Baptist church, and Mrs.
Holmes have arrived in town. Mr.
Holmes has been in charge of his
work for the past couple of Sundays.
The tax rate in Goderich this year
will he thirty-two_ mills.
Mr. R. L. Lloyd was in8,rried oil
'Thursday last to Miss Mary- 1±. Van-
' torso of Colborne.. They will reside
in town on their return from their
liomeymoon.
Mr, and Mrs, Oito and two (laugh-
iers of Wolverton and Mr. Lockhart
and Miss Otla of New Hamburg have
returned to their homes after a stays
at Rosedene.
Mrs. C. A. Nairn was in Stratford
for a taw days last week, having
accompanied her daughter, Miss
Etliel,.who is taking a Normal course
in the Classic City.
Miss Emilie Buchanan has gone
to spend the winter with. her brother
in Cuba,
Mrs. T. II. Rothwell of - Toronto
was in town for a few days last
week,
Miss Jennie Ferguson of Saginaw,
Mich,, is visiting at her hone Here.
In the vestry: of Knox church' on
Wednesday of last week Gladys, elder
daughter of Mr. W; ,7, MONiven, was
married to Mr, Alfred Harvey Hord,
son of Mr., Isaac Hord • of ` Mitchell.
After a honeymoon trip Mr. and
yrs•. -Hord will settle in Wolseley,
, . Sark., where the former has a law
practise,
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Mrs. Alex, Elder, Mrs. Archie Tay-
lor and Mrs. Q. A. Taylor were in
Seafgrtfi last week attending the
meeting of the Presbyterial,
Seaforth.
Mrs. J, IV. Jones announces the
'engagement of her daughter, dell
Genevieve, to Me. Herbert Lippert of
Berlin, the wedding to take place
the end of September., ,
Mr. Rohr, Winters has disposed of
]lis residence on East William street
to Mr. J. Ilabkirk.
Mrs. M. Broderick left last v,eok
Tor Chicago to visit her mother.
Misses Lynne and i;va tlolmes have
gone to Boston, the former to re -
:sumo her nursing and tet latter to
take a c0nrse of training as a nurse.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 51, Stewart and
' family intend taking up their resi-
dence in Montreal shortly.
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Official Fruit Bulletin
Fruit Branch -Dept, of A ricelture
This is an unusual year for fruits,
More canning and preserving than
usual should he done. Peaches and,
plums are of such asplendid quality
that they should be used liberally.
More fruit and less meat, betters
health, less expense and fewer doc-
tor's bille, KIM rta and Crawford
peaches are perfect now. Smock
Peaches and Longhurst will he
along in a week, Some (*age Plums
,are still obtainable, Ask Four g•ro
J
•eer for _late Blue Plums and Prunes.
Those who have all they require for
family use, should preserve for the,
sol lore, The nearest Canadian
Club or iced Cross Branch will look
after delie in
ve y to the bo
i+ trenches.y the,
(!
Happenings "of ' .Fifteen
Years. A '
g.
FIa e i •
p n s in Clinton P n n n at' the
Opening of the Century.
Taken from the Files of The
N s= coh
ew ord Re of the date
indicated.
Clinton, Sept; 201.11, 1900,
Messrs. Jas. Ford and, Peter Mc-
Neil have bought the butcher-lesinetls
Carried on, for some time by Mr. Case
of Seafortli,
Mr. J. P. Sheppard has purclfased
thehouse s
0 e former! p oc�u .led •
by Mr.'
James Slieplfolid"'and moves in this
week,
Miss Tena Cooper, daughter of Mtis,
Wm. Cooper, was united iu marriage
at high noon yesterday to Mr,. Thos.
McNeil of town. -
Rattenbury street church will hold.
the`r anniversary services on the
ast Sunday in Septemb)r, Rev. Dr.
Carman will be' the preacher of the
day,
The Local Market,
Wheat 65c to (160,
Barley 38c.
Oats 23e,
Butter 15c to 16e.
Eggs 110 to 12e.
Live Hoge $6.10 to .86.25..
•
Many Happy Returns.
E. N. Lewis, M. P.
Mr. Edward Norman Lewis, the
twice -elected member for the old rifl-
ing of West Huron, was born in the
town of Goderich on September 18tH,
1858. He thus on Saturday last had
another birthday anniversary. May
he have many more.
Marriages
1V4'r1;S-s•ROBIr\SON--1'n Bolton, on
September 18th, Ludeila Robh-
scn to John Watts, youngest son
of Mr. H. W: Watts, formerly df
Clinten,
PEP PER -C RIC}I-At the home of
the bride's parents, Tuckersmitli,`
on .September 22ne1, by Rev. S.
J. Allin, l:lina May, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. I-Iorbert
("riche to Roy Fairbairn Pepper,
of ilio' salve township.
BULI, GRAC'I.Y--Jn 1i'ingl'eun en
'Sept, 141:11 A. T. Bull of London
to Eva Gracep of Winghain,
6IcDONALD_C,R:II+`l+fN-Ih Goderich,
on Sept. 140, Murdock McDonald
and Margaret et
a
g Ann Griffin, both of
Goderich township.
WILLIAMSON-CARDIFF-In Grey
township on 'September 8th, Wal-
ter A. Williamson, Brussels, to
Laura A., daughter of IVIr, and
Mrs, W. J, Cardin of Grey town-
ship,
MCCARTl:N GOLD'1'I:IOR.PE - At
Winnipeg on September 15th,
Elia Isabel, sacond daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Goldthorpe,
Goderich, to Daniel A, McCarten
of Winnipeg.
IORD McN1VIN-in Goderich on
Sept. 1i5tli, Alfred Ilarvey Hord
of Wolseley, Sask,, and Gladys
Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
William J. MCNevin, Goderich.
GREGORY-BUCHANAN-.In Wing -
ham on Sept. 115±11, 'Claude. ;J,
Gregory of London to Eklith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, P.
Buchanan of Wingham,.
Births
MORRISON-In Hallett on Sept,
21st, to Mr, and Mrs, William
Morrison, a slaughter,
CLARKSOtir_1n Clinton, on Sept.
10±11, to 811•.. and Mrs. Arthur C.
Clarkson, a son.
MCAMMOND_-At Herschel,Sask., on
Sept. 12th, 'to •Me. and Mrs. W.
0. McAmmond, a daughter.
BRAMFIELDr-1n Clinton , on Sept.
16th, to Mr, and Mrs. William
Bra/of/old, a daughter.
SCOrrT-In Morris township on Sep-
tember 111t11, to Mr. and. Mrs.Scott, a son.
•
DOLMAGE-In Hulled, on Septem-
ber 151,11, to Mr. and Mrs., Austin
Dolmage, a son.
SMALL -In VI/Ingham on Rept, 10th,
Mr,rand Mrs, A. ,Small, a
daughter.
PATTISOa\r-7n Winghat1 on Sept.
131:11, to Mr. anti Mrs, Edgar
Pattison, a son,
Deaths
GREENE-In Clinton on September
20th, Rev,.JoSias Greene, in his;
82nd year.
SCRU'1'Ol- In Hensel!,' on Sept.
20th, .Alfred Scruton, formerly of
Clinton, 'aged 47 years.
WANLESS-At Varna,, 011 Se t,
22nd, William Wanless, aged- 75:
years,
IVISON--At I{ippen on September
12th, William Ivison, aged 90.
GARDINER-In Walton, on Septem-
her. 18±11, James IC., son of Alex,
11
an Jeaneti .Gardiner, aged 34
years. •
RTERI--In Wroxeter, on Septem-
ber 1518, I idian ratan Garter,
aged 1 year and 1i1' months,
CA
BJgth
Rev, W. 13.: ewittns of Mor , th h
i'e as
accepted �c
a call to the Blyth, Auburn
and Belglavve parish and commences
hisu
d ties the first Sunday in Novelle-
Capt.
ov°nt
Capt. R. R. Sloan + of Londcm
spent a low ,days vviili ills parents in
town, last week.
Mrs, M Rohl, r
i NI.s
a hall has returned
to tee home in East Wawanash after.
a visit whir lids sisterat Centralia.
HOUSE FOR SALE IN A MOST
'desirable loeation corner' of-' King
and Joseph 'streets. -Apply to A
J. Grigg, -03
FOR SALE. -HOUSE AND LOT
corner Isaac and Dunlop streets,
Clinton, Two story, , 'frame, eight
rooms, electric light and water-
works. With or without stable:
Will be sold on easy "terms. -Oliver
Johnson, Box 483, Goderich. -03
HOUSE FOR SALAD OR TO RENT
, on Raglan street. '1'wo acres" of
laird, prick house, electric light and.
waterworks, small stable. -D, Can-
telon. -03
PEACHES FOR S ALE•, -3 , BLAS-
kets for price of 1, Crawfords and-
Llbertas,, direct from orchard . to
ycci. • Fancy No. 1, largest packed,
6 Targe 11 -quart baskets for $2.70.
No. 2, little smaller fruit, same as
usually sold, 6 large 11 -quart . bas-
kets for 82.10. About sante price
for, three '
as you. paid others for.
011e. A11 choice, fresh picked and
sound. Satisfaction guaranteed.
This is peach year, order quickly,
send money by P.O. or Express Or-
der. A, W. Smith, ,...Drawer .919,
Woodstock, Fruit Grower I and
Wholesaler, -03
Warning !
. Owing to repeated trespass -
int; and stealing of apples we
are compelled to isle the
Warning that in future all
Trespassing on_the farm of
Major H. T. Rance will be
prosecuted according to levy.
By Order.
Geo. Cordell, Manager.
September 20111.
COURT OF REVISION, -NOT IOE
is hereby given tliat a court vviil
he held pursuant to the Ontario
Voters' List Act, by His honor,
the judge •of .the County 'C'ourt of
the County of Huron, in the town-
ship hall, Varna, on .:Friday, the
15th day of OOtoher, 1915, at the
liour of 9 °clock in the forenoon to
hear and determine complaints' of
errors and emiSSiOns in the voters'
'list of tl:e Municipality of •'the
township of Stanleys for the year.
1915.-R.
,J, Richardsln, Clerk of
the '1'owasitip-of Stanley. -93
MRS. J. JOHNSTON, WHO II1S
taken over the agency for the •Spir-.
elia corcet and who has just re-
turners from Toronto, where a large
School of corsetiers convener} for
four days, is prepared to meet the
needs of all old and new euStore-'
crs. The Spirclla ,is "different" ;
a perfect -fitting, flexible, made-to-
order corset, allowing every muscle
full play. Call and ask Mrs. John -
step about corsets and aecossoric's.
-02
WANTED. -A DOG, EITHER 8111:P -
herd or Collie preferred, not I rider
one year old. State price. .-1pf_iy
at News -Record office or wale P.
0. Box 267, Clinton, -02
FOR SALE.-TFIE. BUILDING FOR-
mcrly used as a carding mill at
Wallcerburn, Township of ,'Iullett,
is offered for sale; Tlie frame is a
splendid' ono, two stories, 24 x 36.
•'9VIorr.ison, " R. R. No. 1,
Auburn. -02
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 33, CON.
1, Tuekeranitli, containing 100
acres, frame Boys°, bank barn, 0
acres hardwood bush, well watered,
and mostly steeled for pasture. For
terms, etc., apply to A F. Johns,.
Owner, 111:85 Danforth Ave., To1:on,•
to: • 02-2
FOR SALE. -THE UNDERSIGNED
has a ]hnited quantity of fall wheat
for seed. This field was claime,i to
be the best field of fall wheat be-
tween Wingitam and London, -,Ib is
clean and free from smut. -Frank
Tyndall, R.R. No. 4, Plt:nre 2 on
162. -99
HOUSE AND LOT ON DUNLOP ST,
for sale. -=Ono and one-half story
frame, seven rooms: Waterworks
and 'soft water: Quarter acre land
with a number of fruit trees Stable.
The property( is in . good 'condition
and will be sold at a reasonable
price. -Herb, Alexander. -96.
FARM FOR SALE OR TO 'RENT. -
What is, best known as the Robert
Marshall farm.on the Bayfield Roars,
two miles south of Clinton is offer-
ed: for sale or to rent for a term of
one or three years. 175 • acres in
good state of cultivation, good',
bank barn -and frame house. About
six acres of good young orchard,.
Possession given middle of March
next, but renter or puroitaser can
get on to do fall plowing. Alpply
to C', H. Powell or Wm. Glenn, Ex- Good 'Mornin 1 News -Record means
eotitors, Clinton P. 0.; -97, News -Leader. Morning
you a subscriber?.
nISPERSION SSI L " O F1I
Class Purebred • Shorthorns
Aberdeen- Angus Cattle, also G
Cattle horses Fara
, >t Iiilplome
Etc., ail,"Fairview" Stuck P•
Lot 15, Con, 2, West Wawa
dear Dungannon, -1 take pleasur
inviting you to my sale of Sh
horns and, Aberdeen Angus and
•assured the offering will meet i
Some approval and appreoialti
o e yo ng animals bred at F
view Stock Tarin have won
ors at Guelph and • Toronto
Stock . Shows. In '• breeding
quality nr'y herd nervy was bet
and will be' presented in good e
dition. The sale will be held
Thursday, Oct. 14;commencing
J1 p.m. sharp, when the follow•
will '6o disposed of : • Sliortho7rn
Roan cow, "Wellesly Blossom,
61430, dee 'to calve Oct. 20th, ro
heifer, "•Belva", 1 year o14, N
115041, red heifer, , "Pirene",
years old, No. 102952, due to cal
May 1;7th,` zed, heifer, "Misiie Girl
1 year old, No. 106824, due
calve Dec. 25th, roan,.bull ca
"Roan Signet," 8 months old, N
101324, 'roan cow, "Roan Ruby,"
years old, No.94421i, due to cal
Oct. 19th, red Buil, "Easter Jim,
7 month's cold, No. 101313, red sow,
"Flossie", 3 .years. old, Not 102264,
due to cali'e Marsh 6th, white'calf,
"White Queen," . 6 months old, No.
115043, roan cow, "Jennie," 3
years old, No, 101003, due toe calve
April 7th, bull calf, "Red Chief," 8
10051±115 old, No. 101322, roan cow,
"Verbena," , 8, years o'd, No,
82082, •due to calla lvlarcli 28th,
red COSW, "Lady Alice,". 6 years
old, No. 91121, clue to 'calve Dec.
11±11, roan heifer, "ElIa," 1 pear
old 1\
.7 4
No. r15Q 2. Horses --1 11 r s r
O e J
years old, draft, 1 horse 4 • years
draft, 1 foal of 1915, 1
mare 4 years old, draft,;gelding 2
years old, draft, filly, 2 years old,
draft, gelding 1 ylsar old, agrieul
tura!, 2 -year-old filly, general put•
p050, driving pony 6 year's old
driving mare, quiet for ladies to
rive thoroughly tellable, Aber-
ecn Aligns -Cove, "Clinton Due
rel! the Second," h4 years old,
No. 46504, due to calve June 16tH,
cove, "Del 0" 9 years old, No,
1315, due June 13±1r, cow, ",Envir-
nment," 9 years old, imported,
o. 4567', Canadian No. 40556, due
o calve May- 119111, bull calf, "Col -
go Rover," 8 months old, No,
11290, bull calf, "Thomas," 8
oaths, No. 3304, Heifer, "Pride,"
years old, due to calve Nov. 25th,
eifer, "Duchess,," 1 year old.
rade Cattle -2 cows, 1 yearling
or, .1 yearling heifer, 11 steer'
if, Pigs, Etc. -1 Berkshire sow, 1.
00 old with 7 trigs at foot, 2
oico Tatr(worth sows, 6 months
d, 120 purebred Leghorn F1eus
od laying strain, Also the Farin
nplenlents, Terms and Conditions
Twelve months' credit given on
lIl '' satisfactory I..htng ,allsfactor'y s0curity ; 4
reent. 000 annum allowed for
si. Altseows with caller at- feet
e proven breeders. As soots as
nkraal is sold it liccoiies the pro -
My of purchaser, but good care
fl1 he takelt of them °till well
aced on oars far tease tvislnhlg
sin shiriped. Certificates of reg -
ration furnished, Catalogue 'sant.
request. 1•)5ery.tlling sold with -
t reserve as I have rented my
in. -Jos, :1. Mal lough, Prop.
Gundry, Auct Capt., T. A. Rob -
on also expected. -03-3
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C'LEARINCr AUCTION SALE OF
Farn1, l"arnl Stock and Implements,
-Mr, Thomas Pennington will sell
by public auction on the premises,
Lot 19, Maitland Concession, Col-
borne, on Monday, Sept. 27±11, 00111-
nlencing at 1 o'clock sharp, The
farm consists of 90 acres of good
land, nearly all in an extra fine
state ctt cultivation, with buildings
and fences in excellent repair.
There is about 4 ores of orchard
most of it just commencing to beat.,
Tire fain will be • sold on very
reasonable terms, which will he.
aud at me of sale, posses-
. sionnnowillncehe gitiven at once• ; also the
following stock, implemonts, etc.
IIorses-1 draft mare 9 years old,
1 draft gelding 3 years old sired by1
Nott's horse, 1 draft colt 2 pears
old by Nott's horse, 1 draft filly 2
years old by Nbtt's horse, 1 driver
4 years old by Mis, Chief, 1colt
4 months old, general purpose.
Cattle -3 steers 3 years old, 1 steer
2 years old, 1 fat cow 5 years old,
2 steers 1 year old, 1 heifer 1 year
old; 3 lieifer calves, 2 Meer calves.
Cows -J. cow 5 years old supposed
to he in calf, 1i cow 4 years old, 3
cows 3 years old, Pigs -1 sow sup'
posed to be in pig, 1 sow and lit-
ter, 11 slips, 70 hens and cihickens.
Harness -2 heavy sets of harness, 2
light sets of harness. Implelnents-
1 6 -foot hinder, Massey Harris,
nearly new, 1 Deering mower with
pea harvester, 1 Deering hay rake
1 steel roller, .1 spring -tooth omit
va±cr; 1 riding plow, 1 double -fur
row plow, '1 'walking plow, Ii wagon
with box, 1 hay and stook rack
combined, 2 sets hob, sleighs, 1 sob
of harrows, 1 cutter nearly new, 1
top buggy nearly. new, 1 ostiller, 1
rdot drill, 1 Massey FIarris 11 -hoe
drill, 1 fanning mill, 1 grind stone,
1 wheel barrow, 1 set of "stock
scales 3000 lbs., 1 set 0ccrnter seal;
es 240 lbs„ 2 root peApers, 18 cords
of wood 16 inches long,, turnips,
corn and potatoes, apples sold on
trees, hay, seed'' oats, rye, forks,
shovels, chains and other articles,
I3ousehold Furniture -l' cream sop-
arator, 1 Daisy. churn N. 3, 1 coal.
or wood range, 1. wood Beater, ' 1
Sugar:jrettle, 1 barrel of vinegar.,
Everything must lye sold as Pro-
prietor is giving up' farming.
Terms :-All sums of $10 ;and; un-
der, cash ; over that amount six
mon±hs''credit will be given on fur-
nishing,approved joint notes, A
discount , at the rate' of six per
cent, per annum 'allowed : for cash;
on credit .,,amounts, -Thomas Pen-
nington, r'
r
g , P op ne±or ; Ti Gundry,
Auctioneer. -07
MOT,Q:Ii;CYCLE .FOR ' SALE. - A
siirgie cylinder, -.4-horse newer "In-
than
motorcycle for rsu':e at a
bargain. --Apply; at the' Commercial
H ,tel: -00
POR :SALIN.-THAT WELL SfT
dared house at' the corner of Bag-
lan and Rattenbury street's is offer-
ed for sale, Electric Light, waiter -
works and soft water, , Stable. "Will
be sold at. a bargain to settle; up.
the Brickencfen Estats.=Apply at
Jacob. Taylor's oflice. -99
FOR SALE. - A YOUNG DRIVER
three gears past. Well broken and
• not scared of autos, they don't
bother her a bit. -Also' one buggy in
good shape. George Ladd, Section
Foreman, Fioimesville. -94.
FOR RENT. -100 -ACRE FARM ON
the Bayfield Road, 2 miles south
of 'Clinton. Well cultivated, . good
brick house, bank barn and other
buildings, Two wells an place. Or
°hard., For further particulars ap-
ply to -Mrs. john. Wigginton, Clin-
ton, P.O. Box 231, -96.
FIENS AND BROILERS WANTED,
highest market price will be paid. -
W. Marquis, R. R. 1, Clinton, or
Phone 14 on 66. -"87
SUMMER HOTEL, KNOWN AS THE
Commercial, situated on Lake Hur-
on, will, be sold reasonable as the
proprietor intends to give up the
business, For particulars apply to
H. Darrow, .Bayfield, Ont, -86.
APPLES
WANTED
I will begin operations
in my
Evaporator
Bayfield
eca Wednesday • morning,
September 80, and will
pay the highest market
price for apples -Peeler's
and Chops.
EDWARD MERNER,
Hayfield,
I'oulti'y
aided
Now that the .poultry fattening
season is approaohing we am in a
position to handle all your poultry
at top market prices.
New Laid Eggs
We are 'still paying a prei1111nn for
large c1ea71 new laid eggs not over
four days old. It will pay you 'to
take the very beat care of .your eggs
and sell them to us where you re-
ceive city prices for choice quality.
Have you tried Gunn's Easiilcst
Shortening ? Better and cheaper than
lard. Now is the time of year to
use our cured pleats. A fresh sup-
ply, received weekly,
Seed Wheat
If you want good seed wheat that
will grave -call on us before you buy
elsewhere,
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO_
The Up-to-date Firm
CLINTON.
N. W. Trewartha, Wm. Jenkins.
Just a Word
About Our Teas.
Which we can recommend
to ail users of Good `Peas.
A trial isconvincing of our
"Special Brand" Ten, which
is especial'ly9 prepared for
53.
Prices from 35c to 45c
per 1b..
We also have the otlier well
known brands such .as Red
Rose, Salada, Lipt'rn:y,
etc,, at the popular price,,
y,lv have a few stone crocks
Fending fiotn 1 to "4 gal-
lons, just the mock for
packing• butter, eggs, ere.
Prices you will find right.
Highest Price Paid for Butter
and. Egg±.
'
,�ohnon
S & Co.
The Store of Qualtiy.
Successor to S, Barr. : Phone 111.
?hone orders promptly attended AN,
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED, iL
Paired and Pressed and at the
' shortest possible notice. 13 o
Lad-
ies' awl` l ' oil@ e
d e11t
ems
n
s c
tether
Wo,
guarantee to do good wank. Also
having bought a machine I am pre-
pared to French Dry Clean Ladies'
Suits, G'en't'± Suits and all kinds
of wooden clothing including Sweat-
ers; etc. Ali orders prromp±ly at-
tended to. Rooms over Grigg's
iewelery Store, -Wm. J. Jago. -55
CREAM WANTED, - DAIRYMgN
having cream to sell write to us
for cans. We supply - •two cans free.
.. Pay all express charges and issue
cheques twice each month, cheques
payable at par. We pay the high-
est market prices consistent with
an honest test. Testing done by a
competent man. Each can careful-
ly weighed, sampled' and tested on
arrival and statement returned.
Those in the vicinity' of Kinburn
may leave their cream with Mr.
Hall who will deliver it here,
Write tor cans and give us a trial.
-The Seaforth Creamery, Box 486,
Seafortls.
Good Morning f Are you a New --
Record Subscriber ?
THE : CORNEA STOHE
Live and Let Live
The Spice flakes the
Pickles, -
Have you ever observed that some
pickles and meat sauces have dif-
ferent flavors from others. The
cause lies in the spice andvinegar
used.
OUR MIXED PICKLING SPICE.
as well as our other spices are sel-
ected with the utmost care. You
can not go wrong in using them.
ALL SPICE,
Cinnamon, whole or ground.
Cloves, whole or ground. Curry
Powder, Maco Turmeric, Celery,
Seed, Whole Mixed Pickling Spice,
All kinds of good quality vinegars
to select from,
Wo have the Perfect Seal and
C'rostn Brand Gems.
1E. 113, .BUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER.
Anything You
WANT
DONE IN T1115 LINE OF
ROOFING, EAVETROUGH-
ING, PLUMBING, IIEATING,
LIGHTNING RODS, ETC,
CALL AND GET OUR PRIC-
ES.
ALWAYS BEST, OFTEN
CHEAPEST.
BYAM & SUITTER
Sanitary Plumbers. Phone
r
The Clinton Garage
Open Ail Night.
The season is now on for
Gasoline Stoves, Why not buy,
filtered gasoline out of our
Bowser pump, which passes tlra
gasoline throubb fine screens
'and a filter. Prices always the
lowest.
We keep on hand a stock or
Automobile Supplies add Bicy-
cle Repairs and do all kinds of
repairing promptly and at a
reasonable charge.
Auto Livery in connection,
J, H. PAXMAN`
7,
It is your assurance of
perfect satisfaction in
old or new work. In-
sist -on getting ' Canada
Cement, A full stook
on hand at all 'times.
Hemlock sills cut to order.
Shingles xxx and xxxx. -
Sprace and pine dressed sidings, and
flooring.!;
Metallic building materials,.
Lehigh Valley coal, ail sizes,;
Steam coaly
Smithing coal.
Tile, all sites, either in the
or deliveredon the job.
Cedar poste all sixes.
14 -inch slabs; a bargain.
Anyone in the market for aar of
the above lines will do well to got
our prices,
JOHN NB. -
MUSTARD
Brnc
afield.
yard
Phone 11 on 140,
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of
p , prd4hched in the i,,ugh-
cr'an church op Stanley week,
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If you Will wfli'
Y not
try
II
Roman Mill to
aid
indigestion i
estf'
ol
1
$'
how
'
about some 'fruit to
increase your indi-
gestion ? To h e 1<p
you we have all the
fruits in season.
Watch f o r peaches,
now special prices
and especially good
quality.
1.
We wO'NeilI
C 11 1
We have on hand a car-
load of Portland Cement and
all orders for same will be
filled promptly.
JOHN H UTTON,
LONDESORO.
CHIMNEY TOPS.
It's a trade to build a good chitn•o
nay and to repair a roof. It takes
more tifan a sheet of metal, a hot
iron and solder, it requires expel,
fence. If your chimney/ does not draw,
well send for us and we Nin put it In
order ; if your roof leaks we'll mend
it.:
ALL KINDS OF, TINNING
we do well and reasonably,
THOS. HAWKINS.
Phone 83.
A Drop in
Kindling
• A LARGE STOCK{ ON1 HAND
WILL BE SOLD CREAP
TIIIS MONTH TO CLEAR
FOR CASH ONLY.
Leave your orders for Fer-
Wiser and Potash for your.
root crop. We will mix it for
you at the store.
North End. Feed Store.
Frank W. Evans
A General Delivery Done.
Terms : Cash, Phone 192,
Are You
Troubled with
Headaches h s
ass
If so the cause may he eye
strain and in that event a
pair ' of properly fitted
glasses will bring relief and
cure. It is worth trying.
Come to us and we will
make a careful test of your
eyes and tell you whatin
the matter and what you
need.
In our long experience in
the Optical business we
have made a greatt number
of .examinations and it 1e
a _source of much pleasure
for us to know. that ,our
frttings . have invariably;
given great satisfaction.
1 1•
11 your,eyes bother pea 1
come to us and learn the 11
reason why. ' IT
i,
F]
A.. J. GR IGG
Optician
Jeweler and issuer of Marriage
Licetioes.