The Clinton New Era, 1915-09-30, Page 2PAGE TWO.
THU CLINTON NHW. L,
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Millinery
Ready.
to -Wear
Garments
Phone 7S
Couch
Dry Goods
and
Rouse Fur
nishings.
ier7agenegtais1
The Woman
Who Chooses to Pay
$15.00 to ,$25.00 for
A Fall Coat
can find a selection
here at these prices
that will measure
up to the most ex -
actin g"require ment
of correctness of
style, with quality
that will give a
good account of it-
self in day-to-day
wear.
We will appre-
ciate an opportun-
ity to show you
some of • our natty a
styles in New hall
Moats.
Over
Two Hundred
and Filly
COATS
T(, Choose From
®a
New Fal! Millinery
Order your Fall Hat now—The rush will over–
whelm us in a week or so. We can give better
attention to your order now. Why not come down
Saturday ? Our milliners are creating new designs
all the time. Always something fresh to see here.
This Store for Haigh -Class Ready-to-wear
Carinents, Millinery and Furs
Tom: m,•tm�mr
1
Social
S®clad and Personal
Mr, D. A. McLaughlin, President of
the Stratford Business College was in
town on Monday.
Rev.'. E. Ford. of Goderich, was
calling on old friends in town this
week,
Mrs, Geo. Munroe, of Stratford was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mun-
roe during the past week.
Mrs, Isaac Brown and Mrs. Sloan of
Blyth were in town this week.
Rev. Mark Rumba'', of Morden, Mani
toba. was visiting his sister, Mrs. Jas.
Ford and other relatives in Goderich
Township,
Mrs. Albert Robinson will be at home
at the Rectory every Wednesday after
the 1st of October.
Mr. Roy Forrester took in the Mitchell
Fair on Wednesday.
Mr. Leslie Wasman, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Wasman, called on Mit-
chell friends on Wednesday.
Mr. Brown of Mullett accompanied by
his sisters, Airs. Stewart and Miss Lizzie
Brown, of Blyth, were in town on Mon- ,
day.
Mr. G. M. Elliott, of Goderich, agent
for the Children's Aid Socisty, was in
town this week. j
Fey. J. K. Knight, of. Tlensall, was an
interested spectator at the liquor cases in
town last week.
fSfiblr, (Zen, Chowen leaves on Saturday
for his Ottawa and Quebec trip in the
interest of the Lion Brand Clothing.
Rainton Bros., of Blyth, were in town
this week.
141r. Thomas McMillan, Liberal candi-
date for South Huron, was in town on
Tuesday. -
Mr. Angus McLeod, of the firm of Ford
& McLeod, has been confined to his home
for the past week with throat trouble.
' His many friends hope to see him back at
his numerous duties very soon,
Mr. and Mrs. Ladd, of Ifolmesville,
have moved le Clinton, Mr. Ladd, who
has been section foreman thereof the 0.
T. R., retires with a pension from the
company. The New Era. -Welcomes diem
to town.
Mr. W. I1. Watts, formerly of'Clieton,
but more lately pf Bolton, is now residing
in Toronto and occasionally has employ-
ment with iitt. Duncan Stevenson, also a
former 'resident of Clinton.
Current rumor states that W. M. Mar-
tin,,NL. P. for Regina, will shortly ac-
cept the position of Attorney-Generalin
the Scott Cabinet at Regina. Mr. Marl
tin is an•old.IIuronian, liis father having
been for years pastor of Exeter Presbyt r -
ran Church. This is another evidence
that Iiuron bloodd-will tell.
Toronto paper the other
,1a o
An item 1 p I
and Mia Allen of
said:-"Mr.J• 7
clay,
Ottawa, who are visiting in Toronto,
Were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C.C. Dance and Dr, •utd Mrs, Belden,
1:6 a dinner at a city hotel." They are
•all old Clintonians, and brothel=in-law of
Messrs W. and T, Jackson,
The many friends of Miss Edith Hod
Clinton)wilt regret t:
orme
r•1 of i o
n f )
kes( Y
now that she has been confined to her
reoln`in'Toronto, . for' several dev;, by
nervous prostration- We re st. e`
'however, that she is^in a fair'wicy
covert'
Mr. W J. Murray'of Exeter'' gave t'
'New Era a call on Monday
Thursday, Sept, 30th, 191.5.-,
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MANY WENT TO SEA,PORTH 0. C. 1, SPORTS •••.•••••d0••.•••..• • way Station work and Telegraph
14T from Clinton and locality : The Clinton Collegiate Institute will `•' •
• • Operating is taught in a thor
any n y hold their annual Field Day on Friday '4 • WITH Tau CHiJRCUES. • • ough manner by Shaw's Railway .
went to' Seaforth on Friday last •
and took int the fair. SeaforU) a>terdrn, Oct: Sth. Keep the date in I • . and Telegraph School, Toronto. •
mind, F •..O!'oe•eatlCi®••••••.• •Horne study eoursee are avail-•
had a good clay and a big crowd. • able and , correspondence is In- •
MANY P.T GOO111RICR ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED j ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. • vited. Graduates readily obtain •
Mr, T. Edgar East announces the en. The Harvest Thanksgiving ser : employment on our Canadian• i
couTntry is place
lwel the
lna gagement of his sister. Olive Mae East field v St. Paul's church hill be , Railways
y waswellto Gordon White Cuntnghame, on. } o Stat ay, October ll . T e T. J. Johnston, Principal •
Goderich on ' day and Thursday, Oct, 14th. the wedding to 4 Rector 'will preaclt special sermons • p •
Thursday,of this week at the bigtake place at 1 30• in the WesleyMeth-. • W. T3. Shaw, President •
fair: take
hurch, Clinton t y^ p , ••s•,•••••e.•..••,�•••,,..
od WLISLL.Y C]dII13CH • •
BAND BOYS AT MITCHELL. ay andunda vvas Cein tern ela
ANOTHER CLINTON BOY ENLISTS lYay and Riv, E. G. Powell, ]Meld
ala Country took
has been Secretaryr
Bandmaster Dixon .and ;Messrs Mr. Edgar Pattison, who of Hu
Geo. Cooper and Tom Herman as- agent of the G. 1 R, at Bruoefeld forask his subject "Soule Aspects of verse( of "0 Canada" was sung by
sisted 'Mitchell Band at their fair the past two or three years, has enlist the 'Temperance Work: " the school with much delight. The
on Wednesday, Our Bandmaster ed. He is a son of our own genial At night Mr, A, G. Virtue, L. L. 1 pastor gave the children an 'acl,
alsoc,onduots the. Mitchell Band, station agent Mrs. Pattison jr,, and B., spoke on "The Alberta Vic -dress; on "Saint George and .King
children will' reside in•Clinton for the .tory,' t • GI•On e.""
VOTERS L1ST COURT time being, Sunday school re -opened m the At the League on, Monday even -
Judge Doyle held court in the afternolon for the thtll 'and- Win-ing Miss Stevens read a' w(ell,pro-
town hall on: Tue•sday;of this weer, OVERHAULING HOUSE' tar• inonths, . pared paper on' "Canada."
on Goderich Townsht Voters list. The house pwued hv. Mies Stevenson" The Junior League will have � Next Sunday 'evening, the pastor
Numerous charges were made in on Huron Street, three doors west of "Rally Meeting" on Friday even- t will preach on "The message- of
ahs lists. I' Baptist church, is [icing overhauled by ing Tho Christian Endeavor Com the Soldier in training to us.
Mr. John 'Daymenr. and hie men. It mi tee are prleparitng a spleRrdid, Rev. David Wren, M, A., of Brus-
COUNCIL' ON MONDA Y, is rumored that Mr. R. E. Manning program. Visitors always wel- sels, will preach anniversarjyter-
The regular meeting of the will move into it after alterations are conte: mons - on Sunday, Oct. 17.
Town' Fathers will be held on Mon made, Mr. J. Oarhert, who owns the BAPTIST CHURCH.
day evening at o'clock. 8 o'clo . The, house new occupied by Mt, Manning,
The street watering bylaw is on is proving to town. Last Sunday was Bally Day and PrIIIICCsS Theatre
the program. SORRY TO SEE THEM LL'AVE was observed in the Baptist S. S.
There was a [Barge attendance
A very interestinfr social event took and all took part in the service.
t Mr. 0, Bell gave an 'address r !in
"Peace" and 'Rev. Mr. Fairfull Satan
spoke on the motto, "Jesus Shall
Reign." , A Drama of Humanity
At the close of the prayer meet-
ing last Thursday Pastor 'Fairfull
baptized a candidate.
Rev. C. R. Jones of Ridgetown,
epoko a few wtords at the'pn:tyer
meeting on Thursday night,
.The members of the Ladies' Aid
have carpeted the aisles of. the
crnch, which adds much to the
appearnce of the church.
Tho pastor will occupy his own
pulpit next Sunclay.
WILLIS CHURCH
l
Dr J. P. Rankin, ex -M. P., and pre-
sent Liberal candidate for the Commons
for Perth county, has qualified for the
ranks of Lieut, -Col. in the Canadian
Army Medical Corps
Mr. A. T: Cooper speaks at a Temper
ince Convention to be held in Petrolia
on Monday next to consider if the County
of L'antbton will try the Canada Temper
ince Act
Mr. J. Milhausen G. T. R. agent et
Berlin gave the New Era a call of Fri-
day last. Mr. Milhausen was station
agent at Brussels for several years.
CrownAttorney Seager was in town last
week.
NIr. Joe Rattenbury was able to get
down stairs last week after his operation
and will .soon be as good as ever
Brussels Post; -Fire broke out at the
home of Lousis Eckntier on Tuesday fore-
noon owing to a defective chimney. ,By
the quick response of neighbors the fire
was soon extinguished. 1t was a very
i lire. Mr. Eck
close call Tram a serious fi e
mier referred to above is a brother of
Mr. D. Eckmier of town.
Miss Rose McCaughey was a visitor
over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Doyle
at Augustine'
:Brantford hxpositor Saturday last; -
.Mrs. Jeakins leaves for Niagara -on -the -
Lake at the end of the weeks to visit her
husband, Rev. C, le. Jcakins, chaplain of
the 58th Batt lion. Mr. Reginald. Jea-
kins left this week for Ridley college
Mrs Cook of Bolton is, visiting her
brother and sister, Mr. Thos. Watts and
Mrs. A. Gosleigh of towns
,(On The Field or Honor"
The publishers of -The Family
Herald and TKleelcly Star, 'Montreal
are making astrong bid for that
l�cautiful pica:ure; full of pathos, en
titled "On the ,Field of 'Honor" 1't
is assumed that the publishers of
theiFamily, 'Iiel'alcl have in mind
using it as a presenitlation plate
1f not is so there is a great :treat
in store forneaders of The Fame
ily Herald and Weekly Star !ihis
autumn In past years The Fam-
ily Herald of Montreal hos been
toted no only for the wonderful
excellence 01 that, journal but for
many beautiful pictures it has pre
eonted to its readers The
ily :Herald has la name for ,sueceled
leg in any thing it undertakes, and
we feel senq'if itis humanly 110551
hie to secure "On the Field of
Iono
tiat the publishers will1
succeed in aeOlin it "On Th,e•
11,'neld of honor" ie attwacting Wide
ee d
s a
1 a attention in Europe.
l irtlltifl M',fl'rlages.dr, Deaths
TI-kv •'' 11" O'a Tuesday, Sept, 2811,
rut the ho+cool' 'oar eieter,' iCLr's, Robt.
rc
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n t t .t Albert, 9. t Ont.
rr ' 0 1101. N.Thnm;daughter
]s to Georvs, rigid l ahualr
,oris iso.a of Olit inn. :.7uneral on
„9th (st Quecnsviile, Ont,
L. 0. L. MEETING,
Murphy Lodge L. 0. L., of Clin- place ist the home o' Mr. 0 iver Joan.
ton will meet in their new • hall son on :Tuesday evening. A number
for the first time on ePue'sday, of the immediate neighbors stet and
October 121h over the Public Li- presented Mr, Johnson with military
brary, and to celebriatie the occa- brushes and case, and Mt s.
sion a special ,add(ress will be Ide-t Johnson with a hands, the 'brass tray.
livered) by Bro. Rev. Mr. Moulton. Deep regrets were expressed at the
A hearty invitation is extended to departure of Mr. and Mrs, Johnson
other members of he adjoining and family to neighboring town of
lodges to come to the meeting on Goderich. A. very enjoyaote evening
the 12th. was spent by those present
SURPRISE PA.RT1
On Mondeay evening the members
of.the choir of the Baptist church met
at the home of Mr, Charles Bell, the
occasion being Miss Lillian Fairfull's
birthday. Miss Freida Wallis made
the presentation and Miss Maud Liver-
more read the following address -
Miss Lillian Fairfull- We, the mem-
bers of the choir, and a few of your
girl friends, have met on this occasion
to wish you many happy returns of
the day, and we ask you to accept this
ring and necklet as a token of our love
and esteem. 'Ve hope they will ever
reinindyon of the pleasant hours spent
together. Signed on behalf of the choir
and your friends. The evening was
spent in games, after which a dainty
lunch was served,
NEW PLAYER PIANO
AT BLACKSTONES
Goderich Signal; -The Messrs, Black
'stone installed a splendid new elec
trio player paino at their restaurant
Wednesday. The instrnment, which
was built by the Sirerluck Manning
Oo„ of London, Ont., is of the very
latest design. It is enclosed in a solid
quartered "alt case with class front,
so that the mechanism may be seen
in operation. It is operated by a
concealed eleetic motor. of if desired
may be operated by foot pedals. By
a very simple adjustment the piano
may be used in the ordinary way by
striking the keyboard. It is very neat
in design and has a full, rich tone. The
old friends in town of the Blackstone
UNDERWENT AN OPERATION.
Lost week Austin Martin, son of
Mrs. J. Martin, of Clinton went to
Toronto inc(ienlisted. Medical
examination showed that he was
suffering from a slight a•uptlire,
and he' was sent to St. Michael's
Hospital, 'where he, underwent an
operation, for the same. 'He le re-
ported, as gettting along i icely
and expects to, be o'ut in a meek
or so.
RETURNED TO ONTARIO.
Mr, John Irwin, elcles son of the.
late Richard Irwin, Clinton, who
has been in ,Manitoba for some
time as a divisional superintendent
of the C. N. R. has been promoted
to the superintendency of Rose-
dale Disedele, with hetdquarte,rs
at Toronto. Clinton boys ' are
always climbing into posiinons of
responsibility.
FORMER PARISH PRIEST
GETS AUTO
A press report from St. Thomas
mases the following reference to it
former R. 0, clergyman who had
charge of Clinton chinch when it was
c mneeted to Goderich:-A pleasant
function took place last Friday even
ing in the auditorium of Holy Angels'
Church a hen the congregation pre
sent ed Father West with a •six cylin
der automobile The presentation was
made by Joseph T. Butler, who read
an address expressing to the palish familyill be glad to know they are
priest esteem and thanks for his efforts prospering in the Co. kaon
on behalf of the parishets during his
p
astorate, Father est made a 11t
ting reply, Bishop Fallot of London '
was present and eulogized Father
West, who, said the bishop, was a
sample of priest hood which should he
found in every diocese. Father West, ..�._
he said,• was an exnmple whom young
priests shou'd aspire to emulate. Pre
ceding the presentation, a musical pro
gram was rendered. Jae. S. Graney,
acted as chairman
WITH FIRST BATTALION
Prohibition's Progress
\Vinghsun Timsr Mrs. 11:Tasvvell,
last- week received a letter from
her son. Ross, dated "Somewhere
in•'(France'? Aug. 241:11. (10 said
that was. all he could tell of his
whereabouts err • time of arrival.
They had had h long march that
clay and the hent and (llustl were
fierce. His company is now at-
tached to -the 1st (Battalion, 0. (n.
IP, as reinforcements. The young
gentleman is . a nephew of ivlr.
.thigh Ross of town
NEPHEW ENLISTS.
.Arthur Norman McGuire, Milver-
ton, horn ail ( Brussels, Canadian
age 29, single painter. Four years
service with the 29th and '28(he
regiments, (militia), has enlisted
with the 7101 Battle is a nephew
of Mr. Alex. McGuire of Clinton.
The young gentleman also learned
the printing at the Brussels Post
when the Editor of the N.ew Era
was alms 1er•ri•ning the trade. We
hope the. young man will Conic
hone safely• and with promotion.
CLINTON BOYS ]JIILPS
THE :P,130 CROSS PCND • ••
Canadians who have gone to the
gyrated States to make their homes
Iiy Co,moans forget the leaner of
their hirtih, 011 the old fang that
for a thousand years Iles braved
the little and. the b1e'nzr. This
in evidenced by the large timber
who k., have tonne hack tot Senile t
since the out1bncak of war, land
in many, ether ways. A story lads
°jttst reached here of , the miter -
150 of several Canucks in rais-
ing funds for the Red. Ca ass. 13,
Harry .Read, formerly o. Clinton,
and w nephew of Joe Rnttaenbury
along with other former Canad-
ians who have 1'or sev i , el p7ea,as
been living in Calumet, 'Mich.,
some, time ago secure 1 the C'al,tul
et and Ilecla bands, chartered 7s
boat, and went over • to Port Are
thur and Fort William, where by
concerts! they raised $1,000 for the
Iced Cross
MINOR LOCALS.
?Friday is the first of October:
Council Meets on Monday next.,
The frost in on the pumpkin.
Grain is coming in.
The golden rock is yellow ;and
the corn is turning brown.
Tines 1:0 rciO•e for time taming
p n 1 Ol
1
winter, er byetWng everything rea-
ady before hand.
.7he nights are growing longer.
Better join the Public Library and.
start the fall needing, Good books
are on the shelves anti it. does not
me t
you very ntueh to be a mon-
brr.
Stovepipes chicle lip khoroughiy•
cleaned of emit kcf.'n being usert
jilf 100 autluum, not e,.;:y as •a:pre•
caution.- against file:-, et 'seeaUne
the soot acts es 7 insniations
,and -keeps the pipes m ' Inslieacl
of...the heat nadir Sing from.a warm
pipe, it is• car'rletl sef 'he'rltitnney
ar,'d• wasted.'
of Quebec the licenses have been
reduced from 99 • 0.49, while in
the city of • Montreal, in addition
to early closing, a by-law has been
passed cutting off in 1915, 90 bars,
in 1916 another 50 bars, nad'by
109 198 liquor shops •
Ontario, which ought to lead the
Prohibition movement, lags pain-
fully in the rear of the !prohibi-
tion procession, although by means
of the pro, incial license commis-
sion, P, geode deaf hers been .done
ld,, tighten matters up, so far tats
it is possible to do while retaining
the ilee05e system. The "war moa
sures" so far taken have, however,
been far /hour comprehensive,,.
Just now the question of the sale
of lntoxioalet;, to 501711)55 is the
most pressing issue, and the com-
miesios s00ms reluctant to place
nun in uniform wader any ban un-
less they are t'eque,tted by the
military, authorities to do so. Pea
011100-11vde prohibition until after
7ls,- war is what the province
ought 10 hose, and if the mattur
could 1.0 refer•1ed to popular vote,
there is litLle doubt What the Mee -
diet would he. There would thus
be no crania r dinirinrination al;ainet
any class, while on opportunity
a'onld be .afforcletl to test the,
om',elfes" workings of prohibition.
A very general shortening of the
hours of sale should be the mildest
111 1150re 40. 110 ent rialneti. but
oven this • does not seem to' be, seri
onsly thought of • Under the cir-
cumstances the most needed thing
along the lice of temperance is an
insistent demand from all over the
province that the, present gove_'n
anent shsad cl make itself acquaint
err with what is going on else-
Whorc,, and see to it that Lhe pro-
gress -ton ard prohibition in this
province i5 what it ought to 1ao.
COUR
Not an
Ace0Pliffiii Backache.
Mr. J. A.'Labiaiecbi,'Dauphin, Iylam
writes: "It is my pleasure to 'write 70
lin regard to Doar's'Riclney Pills which
I have been using for some time for
kidney trouble, which used to affect my
back so that at times I could not bend
down, nor could I walk straight. I learn-
ed about your pills from your Almanac,
and I bless thehappy limn: I thought of
buying this medicine. One time a
druggist persuaded me to buy 's
Kidney Pills, saying they were just as
good, infact he guaranteed they were.
I yielded to his advice, and what was the
result? I hadeari t g dor pains in
b tg nn nay
y
back for two days, so, I took the balance
of the pills unused to 'tire druggist, and.
told him, to give me Doan's ICidney
Pills as they would stop the pain. in 12 •
hours at the outside. He told rue he was
sorr • did ofthe 1
a I not use More i e prl s,
and lengthen the time to await results.
I told him there is no need of waiting
with Doan's Pills, they go right to she
spot. No substitute for me:"
Doan's. Kidney -Pills are .50c a box,3
r
boxes for., 1.3J at all dealers or mailed
direct ou receipt of price by The T.
Beilburre Co., Limited, Totoiito, Ont.
When ordering direct specify,;,: Aoan's "_ i
Showing Friday and Saturday
evenings,
evenings, Oct, let and 2nd
Rev. A. M. Boyle, B. A., of Bel -
graver will preach next Sunday et
both services. The minister is ab-
sent preaching anniversary seryl- Wednesday and Thursday -Million
cis at Belgrave. Dollar Mystery and The Black Box
Rally Day was fittingly observed
last Sunclay. Good 'attendance,
hearty, singing, pretty decorations
of, flowers, and a well chosen 'ad-
dress on "Sense Qualities of a
good Soldier" by Dr. Annabelle
McEwen were the features. A
generous contribution to the As=
sembly's Rally Day Collectign vvas
c
given, Rev., Peter Strang, D. D., of Be-
girds, :Home Mission Superinten-
dent of Southern Saskatchewan,
gave a splendid address to a
goodly number in the church on
Monday night. An old Huron
County maul himself, he brought a
good message of bright prospect's
in hit{ province and of the good'
hard -work that is being dp'ne to
Canadnanize' and Christianize the
125000 non-Anglosaxons of his pro-
vince.
A very enjoyable box Social was
given by the Girls' Club on Tues-
day evening last. The chair was
occupied by Mr. Geo. Roberton A quarter acre lot on North Street.
and among those ;taking art For particulars apply to
were Misses L. Hower, L. Fairfull, MRS. MARTIN O'DONNELL,
Messrs, East and Glenn. The pro- - Spencer Street
needs amounted to $22.00,
ONTARIO nT CHURCH.
The "Rally Day" service of last
Sunday afternoon w:as - attend ed THREE EDITIONS
by a congregation of people both
Morning, Noon,Evening
young and old. The special pro- g+ fi'eug
gram of music under the direction
cf Mr. 13. J. Gibbings 'was well car-
ried, out and was much enjt1yed, All the News all the time.
The superintendent, Mr. Bradt -
:allow 'was assisted by Messr;sm, Rate by mail, any edition, 92 per year
Wsltse and Walker and the pastor,
The song by the Primary Class
under Misses Pickett and Lavis
vvas specially interesting. Onie
See bills for description of this feature'
aiso regular program
will be shown under the patronage of
Women's Patriotic Society
Come early and get a good seat
Don't forget by coming you will be
helping the Society and the owner
who is trying to better the
service
Admission every Friday and Saturday
evenings, Adults 15c, children under
];l years 10c -
NEXT WEEK-Mondav and Tuesday
Tray of Hearts and blaster Key
POTATOES
Don't worry about your potatoes
rotting, we will he able to supply yon.
A car of early Irish Cobblers expected
in a few days. Leave your orders with
us, next door to McTaggartBros. office
-Special prices for lots delivered from
car before putting into store.
JAMES STEEP & 00
Apples Wanted
Will be in the market for all cider
apples and evaporating fruit. Will
have a man at the freight sheds to re-
ceive supplies after 1st of October.
D. CANTELON
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Dispersion Sale of Iligit•Class ?Pre ilred
Sliorinorns&Aberdeen Ups Collie
Also Grade Cattle, Horses, Fariis,tinlalenncnts, Etc
,41. "Fairview" Stock Farm, Lot 15, Conn. 2, W. il'a ivanoslt
(Near Dungannou)
T talcs pleasure in inviting you to my sale of Shorthorns and
Aberdeen Angus Cattla, and feel assured the offering will meet with
your ap)1ovaI and ppreeiatior. Some young aanals heed d at
"Fairview" Stock Ftu'm have won bourne at Guelph and Toronto
Fat Steck Shows. In In e :cling and quality my herd never was bst-
t.er and will be presented in good condition. The sale will be held on
T EMS Iwo ear.
COMMENCING AT I P.M, SllAl-iP
i IMPLEMENTS Bain wagon, box and shelving, Light Wagon
(Joni,, lsohsleir he, Hay Rack, feast & Woad Binds,, McCormick
1191001', Horse Rake, Fanning 14I1)1, Rallr•r, 10011.1(1 Settles, Cleat Leaf
Plow,o
1\lauurr ti n•, -a ar iL tros,a Swed Dr,l (, ticatnr 'tun
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Pestle 0 �u+ le 1',uw, 2 Single Plows„ Top Buggy, Open Buggy, 2
sets ea Heavy Lllnness, 2 setsof Single Harness, 2 sets of Plow
Harness. 99heeln,u•row. urindstone. Sculfler, Hay Fink rope and
pulleys 7 Salt I ettles.' Grain Bags, Forks. Shovels, sewet-el cords 0
(Bard sat cud, it ,usehold Furniture, 4 ae5e5 of Silo Corn in shock
mud ocher articles.
SHORTHORNS Roan Heifer, Belva, No 1151)41, 1 year old
Roan Crow, Wellesiy 13lossein No 01.-13(7, clue to calf Oct 20
:Ned Reiter, 1: irene No 102952, 8 years old, due to calf May 17
EP Red 1-Ieifer, blissi.e Girl No106S24, 1 year old, due to calf Dec 20
ea Roan Bull (Jalf, Roan Signet, No 101324, 8 months old
• Routs Cow, Roan Rehm No 91121. 5 years old, due to calf Oct 11)
he+,a Red 13n11 Easter Jim, No 101813, 7 months old
O ]led Dow, Flossie, No 102261, 8 years olct, due to calf March 10
es White Calf, White Queen, No 113013, (i mouths old
s Boat, Cnyv, Jennie, No 101908, 3 years olcl, due to calf April 7
o • Buil Calf, Red Chief, No. 101322, 8 months old .
• Ream Cow, Nerbene, Ne 82082, S years old, due to calf: March 28
..0 • Rid (310. Lady Alice, Nn1 +)1724, 0 years old, due to calf Dec 11
09 „ Roan Heifer, Ella, No 1150.12, 1 year old
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CD ABERDEEN ANt}US Heifer, Duchese, 1 yens• old
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yy (low, Clinton Dew .D,rop 2nd, No 4501, 14 yes. eld due to call' June 10
• (oow, Dell iro, u\no1u1t3, 1N>, o0 4y7a.rsimopld, OdmuneadJivanne N180
10116, due May 10
„p • Bell Uali, College Rover, No29290, 8 months old
to Heifer,- Pride, 2 years old, dao to calf Nov 25
0_ • HORSES -1 Horse 6years old, draft,, honest years old, draft
Mare 4 years all drain, Gelding 2 years ole] draft, Foal of 1915
Filly 2 years olrl draft, ' Gelding 1 year cid a,>;rieulture
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Drivieg Mare, quiet for ladies to drive, thoroughly reliable
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PIGS, ETO-BerkshireSov. 1year, .with 7 pigs foot,
7anvorth Sows 6 months old
HENS.-120 Mame bred Leghorn Bens, good laying •strain
> TERMS -19 Mon lbs credit given on furnishing satisfactor secntit
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4." per cent per an mien aliowed.for cash. AI] cows with calves at feet
are proven breeders. As soon as animal is sold it bud twee, 7lie Uro•
petty of the purchaser, hut'good care will he taken of them and will
be placed oh
,tis fortrose wishing them srinPad,'Of ' ifinatee
of
• registration furnishsd, Catalogue sent on request, L tlii,.g card
without eeveve as Ihava renbed my fain. '
JUS A,MALLOU
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Smaller Coal Bills
Let us reduce your coal
itsup-
plying
Wecandob
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plying you with a coal that
lasts long, gives a steady
heat and leaves only a small
amount of ash. This coal is
LEHIGHIVALLEY
ANTHRACITE
The Coal That Satisfies
It will save you money. Give
it a trial.
Clinton
1X. J. Holloway, 1
Western University, London
ANOTHER GREAT ADVANCE
Income Doubled -Now X75,000
Another large large addition to Faculty and
Equipment m Arts and Medicine
Greatly Increased Enrollment in view
Write for particulars to:
E. E. BRAITHWAITE, M,A., Ph.D.
President.
Seed Wheat for Sale
ABUNDANCE -A quantity of this
reliable variety is offered -a good
sample, free from weed seed, and
thoroughly dry. Price $1 per bushel
J, F, GRANT, London Road
Cows for Sale.
Fresh Cows and springers, will sell
privately. Time will be given by
furnishing bankable paper.
Poultry Wanted
Highest market price will paid for
fat hens and chickens
W. MARQUIS,
Phone 14 on 160 Base Line
To the Farmers of Huron
We are paying 30 and 37 and some-
times a little more for good No, 2
white oats. must be cleaned through a
fanning mill. Some buyers are paying
only 35 and scalping the farmers by
telling them that 35c is the highest
price which is not true, We pay 37
mainly for oats, and want clean barley
and buckwheat, all we can get. Will
take wheat soon as Government fixes
the grade. Wheat is all right and
should be over 91.00 a bushel.
W, H, PERRIN, Clinton
Painting & Paper Hanging
Painting and Paper Hanging neatly
and promptly done, Orders left at
Hunnitot d's Grocery Store or at my
residence, Victoria Street.
THOS, GRAELIS
For Sale
1'wo storey frame house, on Isaac St.
Clinton, eight reoms, waterworks and .
electric light, with or without stable,
Will he sold reasonable, Easy terms,
.Apply to
OLIVER JOHNSON,
Goderich, Ont,
For Sale
House for sale in a desirable 10 -
cation, corner of Ring and Joseph
streets, half way between post-of-
fic:e and depot, apply
m A. J. GRIGG,.
Farina For Sale
• Lot 33, Con. 1, Tuckersmith, con-
taining 100 aures, 'Frame house,
bank barn, 6 acres 'Hardwood bush
well watered and mostly seeded
for pasture. (For terms, etc., apply
A. F. JOHNS,
1485 Danforth ave., Toronto.
Farm t
. o Rent
100 acre farm on the :Bayfield Road,
24 miles south of Clinton, well eulti
vated, good brick house, bank barn
and other buildings. Two wells on.
place, orchard. Fos further' particulars
apply to
-MRS
L YMRS. JOHN WIGGINTON
Bol: 231, Clinton
OPEN ALL NJ41111I71'
The'seasou is. now on for- gasolene
stoves, Why not.huy filtered gasolene
out of our Bowser Pomp -it passes
throogh 5 screens and a filter -Prices
always the lowest, •
Auto Supplies and :Bicycle
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We have just received a carload of
the same old brand of Portland Ce-
ment which has alh'ays given you ,
such. complete satisfaction. It always
f'ill's your requirements. You cannot
in
matte a mistake uslnd<,
the National.
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