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Doll` 2utllidllin 'Dislpl ay of
Trionocd.M'll�ner
Original and
Distinctive Hats
in Great Variety
•"Lovely!" "Graceful!" "Most Be-
coming!" These words come natur-
ally to cue s" lips time and time
again, as ouo passes from show
table to show table. and examines
the Most beautiful creations that go
to make up our autumnexhibit of
what is new and fashionable in
high-class millinery.
We javite you to see
the Display while it
is at its best.
FURS of
Quality
The customer has everything
to gain and nothing to lose in
making the choice of Good Furs
NO W.
After you have cotnpared all
other Furs is the best time to
see outs -We stand by the result
COBS 01
Qualify
Never in our business 'experi-
ence have we been able to offer
our trade such superior mantles
as we are now showing. We
spare no elf rt to secure the best
that experience. skill and money
could make, and we now' offer
them to you for your choosing.
Every woman expecting to buy
e 'this season should see our display
ot Mantles,
We are showing over 1.50
Different Styles
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WILLIS CHURCH,.
A Twilight einsieale will be given in
Willis Clench 071 Thsnksgiviug day,
On'oher 2S h, from five to six p. tn.
The shrual Thankoffering meeting
of the W. le. A1. S„ will he held on
October 17th. The ladies hope to have
.Mrs. (Rev) Larkin, of Seaforth,to give
.an address,
On Sunday afternoon last. a special
'Children'. Dry Service entitled "The
.Joy of the Harvest" was held in the
'Chorclt. A pretty little program 'was
'
.given by the ehildten rnclu ling Re-
sponsive Readings. Chorus by the
Primary Class and a duet by Misses
Hattie Greig and Bertha Yates. Short
' and interesting addresses were given
by Dr. Stewart, Rev. Mr. Grant Mr.
Scutt
At both services on Sunday, ex-
cellent music was rendered by the
choir. 'Phe solo part in the evening
.anthem being taken by Miss Barbara
,fdclvor. -
Two thoughtful and inspiring 9'r-
•nions were delivered by the Pastor on
Sunday, that in the evening being
especially for young men.
WESLEY CHURCH.
'Rev. J E. Ford took as his morning
'stext "The Purpose, the Spirit and
-the Results of the School of Christ"
., and in the evening '•Commencement
Day in the School of Christ."
At the ,League service fru Monday
night a report was presented of the
',Convention recently held et Seaforth:
flev. T. J. Snowden, of Varna, wilt
...occupy the pulpit next Sunday, both
•morning and evening owing to the
pastor being away on Conference
work.
An interesting service was held in
the Sabbath School Sunday afternoon
when a Bally Day program was pr'e.
eented and all enjoyed. Following
was the program presented:
2.1.5 Oi'gen Selection C. J. Keller
2.30 Opening Hyrnn,
Lord's Prayer, chanted
Exercises by Primary Dept.
'Opening Song
Prayer
Birthday Exercise
-Seng
Hear the Pennies 'Dropping
'Temperance Exercises /
Closing Song and Prayer
Address, "The Message of t]:i.e, Flags".,
C. D. Boucle
Roll cull of Classes'
Hymns
Scripture Selection
Class Song
rhe School
Primary Dept.
O Canada Four Boys
Scri : titre Selections The School
Rally Day Refreshments The Pastor
Collection for Piano Fund
Solo Miss Zech), McRae
Hyinn
Benediction
ONTARIO ST. CHURC e .
At the League on Monday evening
which was in charge of the Christian.
Citizenship Department. Rev: Mr.
Oaten, of Brussels gave an interesting
address, Mr. Oaten conducted the.
services
unda.,
' es in the 'Church on S y,
and
kindly consented to remain over to
.address the League.duet ,A t was rend
ered by Misses Sievers end Wiltsb
and a reading, by Mise Shipley,
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Local
News.
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WOMEN'S INSTITUTE.
The regular monthly meeting of The
Women's Institute was held last
Thursday at the borne of Mrs. Hugh
Ross when arrangements were made
for a Social Evening to, be held it the
home of Mrs. H. B. Obert do October
17th at eight o'clock P, AI,`
A RUNAWAY,
On Wednesday afternoon, as Er.
Ern Blacker was delivering milk on
Wellington street, his horse became
frighteners and began to run away
Some brave men. working in the
Motor factory yard tried to stop it,
frightening it still more. Deeming
the home track to he the safest, it ren
across the yard clearing the high wire
fence with one jump. Rounding the
corner of Isaac and Joseph street it
slipped on the crossing and fell. The
horse was found to be uninjured but
one of the shafts of .the cart was
broken, however this was soon re
paired and Mr. Blacker proceeded his
rounds.
East Middlesex
And N. Waterloo
Vote October 28
To Fill Vacancies Caused by Death
of Robert Sutherland and Re-
signation of Dr, Lackner,
Toronto, Sept. 30. -Following a
meeting ot the cabinet this afternoon
it was announced that the by-elections
to fila the vacancies in the Legislature
in Nast Middlesex and North Water-
loo would be held on Monday, October
28, with nominations one week earlier
October 21. The writs will be .issued.
to -morrow.
The vacancies were caused by the
death of. Robert Sutherland (Liberal),
in East Middlesex, and the resigna.
!ton of Dr. H. G. Lackner (Conserva-
tive) to accept the appointmentas
sheriff of Waterloo.
In East Middlesex the Conservatives
ives t
on Saturday_ nominated George W.
Neely, ex -M. P. P., to contest the rid-
ing. The Liberals have not yet made
a choice. In North Waterloo neither
party has nominated as yet.. The re,
suit at the general elections in the rid
inns was: '
East Middlesex.
Sutherland (L,)' 2,039
Neeley (0) .....,'. .. ....;: 2,014
Sutherland's .n a' i
1 5or ty.. ... 2o
North
Waterloo;:
Lackner (O.) .......... . . 8,r50
Euler L,
LSU,.3
Marti!) (Ind.) 3
a n 3.1
Lackner's majority ,, 193
merest to W o,
oteam ws rt vai�iM►
n , r keeng' on the ,Ru, on Road. 'Will be
Miss h7te G. N. W. pecato
n sat Blyth for the for r the a
y.
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s•ld antreason'b r
Social' anti,Personal'a t rms. Apply
I Reeds Gleen, of Stanley took in the I ..n the farm! 'or ad ]cess Sealforth'
Blyth Fair on Wednesday. post office,
141r. and Mrs; 'Harry Fitzsimons ME.LVIN CLARK
were at Blyth Fair on Wednesday,
Clearing- Sale
] y. Evans spent the week -lend in , i.•+*•♦•+i++•M►11++++t+f+44
Tiverton.
Mrs. Jas. Ford WAS in Goderieh • Are you going away ? Are
Last 4'r day. • you entertaining out-of-town
:Miss Emma Doan deft on Satur- +, • .. .
day for Buffalo. •
Mr. and Mrs. J. Leslie Kerr spent ,! ♦
you going to entertain your
Sunday in Brussels, ' • club members Do you want
Miss Nellie Zuefle of Hensall, that next pleating of your i+,
was in Clinton last week. +
society announa-d in The ,4.
• .NEW ERA? Itso kindly 'y
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• telephoneN o, 80 and ask fur the
+ Editor. We will appreciate +,.
• • greatly' favors of this kind. •
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Mr. Frank O'Neil was in Heasall
lest week on a short visit.
Mrs. Watt and Miss. Bessie visit-
ed in Seaforth on Saturday.
Rev. George E. Ross. of Gode-
rich, was in town on Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. John Howson have
been, visiting In Peterborough.
Mr,A,.J Holloway'i•isiled his
son in Kineaedilne over Sunday.
The Pastime 'Club will give an,
informal dance on Friday evening.
Mr. James II :O'Neil, of Hensall,
spent the week-;etnd at bus home
here.
Mr. ',Thos. Trick returned on Mon-
day from a visit -in London and In-
ger•solL
Mrs. Silas Andrews and son,
Colin, of Aikens, Sask. are visiting,
in town.
Mr. 'Wm. Coehrene returned on
Friday from a trip to the Western
provinces.
Mr. Harry Keller, of Toronto,
'spent the week-g'nd with his par-
ents here.
Mr, John Craig was in London this
week.
Mrs. F n, T, Beistowe arrived in
town on Wednesday. •
Mr, and Mrs, 3. L, Ooutrice have
returned from a pleasant visit to
Peterborough.
Rev. Dr. Stewart left on Wednes-
day for his home in Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Bags and family have
returned to Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Mulch and Miss De-
light were in Winghem last week for
the Fair. They were the guests of the
lady's mother.
Mr. W. Brown, of the Gunn
Langlois Ors, paid a flying visit to
Clinton this week.
Miss Ruby Cook entertained the
Miss Tena Matheson has. taken a staff of T. A. Irwin's Dry Goods
y:osition in Couch de Co's millinery Store on Tuesday evening.
department. 'Mr. 17, Irnrie leaves on Thursday
Mrs. Bartholomou, of London is for a couple, week's visit to Toronto
the 'guest of her daughter, Mrs. and Melbourne.
Herbert Paull. Sir. Avery, of Exeter, was the guest
Mrs. Archibald, who has been at the bome of Mr. A. Cantelou- on.
visiting in London, returned to Sunday
town on Saturday. Mr, lV, Darling, of Bernell, was in
Mr. A. E. Al.lin, of Toronto, spent town on Tuesday.
lV
.Mrs. G. Yates. is visiting .in
t
the past week with his parents at g
the Ontario St. Parsonage,
Listowel this week,
Miss Helen Bali B. 1., of ondors Miss S. Cowan left for Detroit on
has entered upon her duties as Monday, where she has accepted a
Science teacher at the C. C: I. position.
Mr. J. Weir, Royal Bank,was called
Mr James Smith e'cpects to at- home on Tuesday owing to the sudden
tend th
Mr. Norman Fitzsimons was at
Blyth this week.
Sir. A. J. McMurray took a run up
to B yth on Wednesday in his auto,
Messrs: H, Bartliff, Fred Jackson,
R. Graham and eV. Walker attended
i3lyth Fair on Wednesday going up'
auto.
Mrs. W. 3, Tozer is receiving this
afternoon (Thursday) in honor of her
sister, Mrs, R. Ogden, of Toronto.
Ski'. W. A. McDonnell leaves on
Saturday for California.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ransford leave
on Monday on a trip to Ottawa.
SIr. D. Cook will .move. into the
Cure house et the rear of the Royal
Bank and recently bought by Mr.
Guest.
Mr. Mowat Chowen who has been
in the great West for some years is vsiting at his home here.
SI!ss 111. Hill,of Toronto. is the guest
of Mrs. Geo Middleton this week.
Miss Fernie Arlin will sing on Sun-
day next at the League Anniversary
services in North Sr; , Church, God
rich.
141r. 0. le Hale was in Goderich
yesterday,
Mr, and Mrs, 0. J. Wallis and Miss
Jenkins spent Wednesday afternoon
at Blyth Fair.
Mr. Thos. Mason was 'up to Blyth
l air,
Mrs, R. K, Logan, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Gilchrist re
turns tomorrow to her home in Sag
inaw, Mich. She will be accompanied
by her sisters, Miss Gilchrist and Mrs,
Shouts. The latter will go on from
Saginaw to her home in Eureka, Cal
Distract News.
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Viscolwnt George a de Mau rt
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and
h 'nobleman n
x l,e n
romunen4 cmc a
p
Fflt
son of IConunt 'H. de QVlaudui., who
ss an, officer in. the Wrench ntr ny
and attached to(the Ministry of
the uniterioltt, Paris, is: at pa<esen(t om
an, enspecti�olnl tour i;n,Ontarlio, and
_s spending some time in Groderich
e Laurier' tweeting at. Wood death of his father in Wroxeter. Vleeount do,Mauduit who has come
n Friday of this week, I Mir, Will 'frwin,of Bellevue,Alberta to Canladal'topurchase some eafutt
Mrs. Brooks and ;firs. Ohapell, ofs! is this week the guest of his parents, lands, has great' confide nee nitlee
Mitchell spent a few days with the I J. A. and Mrs, Irwin. future ofithe Went ,indus'try in(fhe
former's mother, Mrs. Wm. Cantelon l Western' IOnitaabo, The V,iscovn t
Mrs. H. Cook left t Miss Hattie Courtice ',vent to St willWe he leaving +Goderfch shortly'to
W. a on Monday " Thomaso Friday I g
for Ypsilanti 'Mich„ to visit her' n toattend the take the winter course on Estee
sister, Mrs, Howlett, who is very funeral of Mrs. linrkc• Farming at Guelph Agricul'turel
ilh The Misses Arlin spent Sunday in College, Boas to acquiire the ,nleces-
Brus,e's, assisting in the musical part • nary knowledge for the isupemlin-
Mr. Dean Courtice left on Moni- of the 1nniversary services held in tending ofthe large 'trails farms he
day to resume. his studies at the the Methodist Church there. /intends to purchase.
oehool of Practical Science in Tor - Miss Jennie Miller left on Monday Wes. IGrahaml and his friend, Mr.
onto, for a visit in Blyth. Cruscoe, came up from Detroit in
Miss Edith Stewart was in Blyth on his auto last week, making the trip
Wednesda of 195 miles in 10 houra, staying over
Dire, R. Ogden, of Toronto, is the night in Lotedons finny are 'bolth
guest other sister, Mrs. Tozer. employees of the Krti Auto Co„ oll
Detrailt. l,(Wes, 'being
purchasin
gAr and Mrs. Torrance Dunlop agent. He seaY d a few days
returned on Mondayfrom o n i u two o weeks his parents, °Mn. and Mrs. J.:B;.IGrla
visit in Turoatc and epringfield• ham, at Shepparid'to.n, and also 'vi+s
vted friend's in IGod,orich,
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized at tie, heree of Mr, and
Sirs. John Brooks, '1st line of Morris
en Wednesday, Sept. 13th waren
their daughter Ruby was united in
marriage to Monis Bosman, by
Rev. J. Ei,Cook.
The Zurich Baseball c'ub had a
concert under their auspices, last
week and 'procee,Js amountled'to
over $115, and they win have $50
to the good.
On' Mond ay Mr. Chas Simmons, of
the 10tii concession et Ho nick dug
a pee of potatoes from one hill.
The hoinxa of 'Mrs, W. Blake,
Ashgrove Farm, Ashfield, wast the
scene of a quiet but pretty wed-
ding on Wedlne,sday evelning, Sep-
tember 18th, when 'bier daughtlelrl,
Sliss Gretta Watson, of Sealorth Mrs. Wm. Cooper leaves next week Lizzie E. was united in mnrrliage to
was in town on Monday. She will for Ontario, California, to spend the Albert W. Alton, of West Wawa -
leave - to -day (Thursday) for Re- winter with her daughter, Miss Olive nosh. The house was ,boautieully
gina where she will take a position. Cooper and Mrs, 3. A. At mstr•ong, decorated with dahlias, hyd¢iaing-
cn the Public School stale. Mr and Mt s.'G Roberton and Mr. eas and gladi,olus. The ceremony
was performed by Rev, 3'. 'J. Dur -
rent, ossleted by Rev. Dr, F. J. Oat-
en,
A a'arlc honer has coarse to a God-
erich man:in the election of J, Ades
Fowler by the council of the Royal
Mr. and Mrs B. D. ]iamsay and
Mister Douglas were week -end
visitors at the home of Mrs. Gil-
christ.
Mrs. Roderick .UacLeed, who has
been vieitln: ole friends
in town
Luft on 'Monday herhome y fu r o m
e 7year
Walton.
!Mrs. Axon sr,, leaves this week
for her home in i.4liddleport after a
pheasant visit at the home of her
son, Dr. F. A. Axon.
Master Terence Higgins -,vho'has
I been the guest of his aunt :+eaves
this week for Toronto to meet his
mother who has returned from a -
II' broad.
Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Stewart and
i son, Frank, of '1•%'ixlnipeg, are visit
ing 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Glen end:
rold friends in and amend
town.
Mr, J. W. Newcombe, of Fort
William came up from Toronto last
week for a short visit .to his lather
Eine Mr. Newcombe and les sister
Mrs. Evans,
Mr. MacDonald, of Toronto, arrived
in town on Monday evening and has
entered upon his duties in the 0. O. T.
Mr. T. A, Sinclair, M. A„ left on
Tuesday for Toronto, where he takes
a fellowship in the University in
Toronto.
Mr. W. Glen, Reeve of Stanley, wits
in tzoderich on Tuesday.
Mr. George David was the judge of
roots and vegetables at Win ghain
Fieriest Friday. fie is a specialist 10
this line,
Mrs F. A. Axon received for the
first time since her marriage ouFrid ty
September e7th. She was assisted hr
her sister -inlays, Mrs. DiacGbl, of
Mitchell, Mrs. D. K. Grant, Mr,,
Holloway and Mrs. M. D. SloTaggart.
We are sorry tohear that Mrs. and Mrs, Luke Lawson attended 1 ate
C H.fugh has been sick again at• fnnerat 01 Mao Roberton, in Aube,,..
the home of her )pother at London on Saturday.
but her many friends in town will Misses Helen and Willa Pord,da„ .7 -
all hope for a speedy recovery. ters of Rev. J. E. Ford, of P7'- .-y
Dirs. Finlay McBnien and Miss Phi -trete returned from northern ss sh Arhhdltects as n
Institute of: a'itf
Annabel. left on Monday for Tor- atchewan this week, where they h . 1 Liicentfate o,ftha,hody, Which in-
onto where the ]atter is in her final been teaching during the euro,
S see in medicine. Mae McEwen 'month . They
will
rernaititah rm, 7 ` I liltrdesal oft� e r^U3afiisight h Emmen eeinane
will remain in the city some months. I honor lis ontt that is given( otiiLy ,if-
Rev..8. J Allan, the Misses Arlin Univer ity, Kingston. ! tea' along tehinl of practice of (the
and 'Master Sher wyn were at Brus- Mr. 11, 13sacotn was in Blyth Ws e pro,fesslon.
sees for Sunday'., Rev. Mr. Arlin nasday. The directose of the Gotlierich In-
preached special sermons to the Miss Powell was in Blyth to the ; .. rustinal: Exhibition are enjoying a
Sunday school and the Misses Alun en Wednesday. echo from the' Midway .in hsape
took part in the inws:cal. exercises. Macars U. Hoare and 0, i hare, , , . •or' aisteht dor ,birea:ch ;of contract e:n-
at E31yth on. d'b'ednesday to take i,: ' tered ,by,one. of the fiiasen :fists" and
fair, .artune ,te'.dens whom 'the'y invited
DI's, Thompson, to come 10 the Sall eair.i U(nlletss
11MMH/1MhMIfM.Mll,Iab4•,N/1/�.1M t C pson, and Miss 1 pievi;ously settled, it will came up
Thouip,on,'>vere in Blyth on Wes:. , •e the.Octobcr slating' of elle divi-
day
�> visiting with Mrs, eleTaggart aloe Cowrt.
Mr, A. Tyndall was N at Blyth v . ,
ensernilvzaedry <apt rviegtthy nwoddimopg,,IVwPaed nse11 ing on Wednesday,
,
Win Shepherd took in `.Blyth fail streeteptem,be�r 25th, lin the James
Wednesday, INlet5uodiise. ,church, Exciter',
wh
Is .this en:thpastor
��� �� Mr. and Mrs. ,T..T. McCaugh e y, Rev'; G. H. +l4Ic ose
McCaughey - t tot, assisted ,by >,ev. R. eftx.dim'o'nrT,
Miss Mary were in Blyth this weal
' Vancowver. uncle , nc +e of theMean mmd'e un' -
.� 1�'111111111i1t!q, a Mr. w� s+rl .i"v,.,�.�,,:.d;.,o-.,. x,,_ -Hazel ' rt
W. J, Paisley was at the :i'
water Fair on Wednesday.
Mr. S. Castles and family were,
B yth on Wednesday.
HENNESEY-CAST'EI,L. a record tittle
11[r: an'd Mre. Wzllianr Caalell that Icontaeins about 15.0 plums.
nounces the rnarria a of their d,t :.: i Thera sole otheir, bunchessame tree, meaaiw aslage on the
ghter Helen Lindsay to Mr. Hon , : •
11'Henlnesey on Wednesday, S ,
the 26th, at Belmont, Manitoba.
bride was a former resident g.
town, having. ,been a,mininer r
Hodgen Bros. store and -has cal
warm friends who wish her a'll h.g1r eznd,
pines in her new hoane in Calgary . week,.ho w llj be laid up 'Inc 'conic
ro
a et u i
ti I;Y 9hng
Stove Moving
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} ILL ORDERS
will receive prompt at-
tention. Prices gi
b'e n
n.
• on all kinds of
Roofing, Siding, and
Contract W ork.
R Sutter
LA. a &
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San •tar
Sandal Plnntbers
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esaNalenseetiAnneesseennenseASSeneeetss
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Jgnan, ori]��yr+daughter of Mn- ,and
Mrs. John E. Dignan land Mr. Gay
IWilllard Baiown, of Kingsville.
Connellllor Mills, of Wingham, has
sprig of; a .pi'iini,tr'eie
Clearing sale of 'Pare.' stook and
impi'eimernts, and household furni-
ture, Friday, .Octcbe :; llth, at Lot
7; cont 2, 'Huldett ' Prank F arjnery.
proprietor. T, Brown,' a'uc'tioneer.
Farm tor Sale
100 acres, Lot 11, con, 3, Jlluilett,
11-2 sni",es from Clinton, 1 mile
from school.. Good if arm soil clay
loam, well watered and impr:=oved,2
acres orchard, good buildings, barn
50x51, stone Ihaseneent, clemeint
floors, stabling Inc•12 bead of cat-
tle and 5 horses, also 3large box
stases; hog peel and hen house 17x
;'i- cement ,base+rnent; T-rr,om, two
.story brick veneer hows!e with sum
Iver kitchen, woodshed; and buggy
hoose, convenient to house. Terms
-2-5 of purchase money down, re-
mainder on place at 41-2 per een(t.
or otherwise to suit purchaser.
Apphy on premises,
S. A. BROWN
Auction Sale of Farm. Stock
,and Implements.
BOOK STORE,
Palrtiul Hitt of School )Books deed
ip Cliutoq Colla�;late Imstituute
Ontario High School 'leader. . , .40
aighSchhooj l ng., Grennan r ,, ,45
Elementary English: Composi, 'on .40
Ontario School Geoj raphy, , , : . ,65
Ontario H. S, Physical Geography 00,.
Ontario H.S Ancient History.,,, .75
Ontario H:S. English History... . 65
Ontario High School. Arithmetic 40
Hall and Knights Junior Algebra 50.
Cameo High Srhou.l Geometry ,40
Ontario High School Latin Book .00
Matriculation Latin . , ,7g
Whites First Greek; Book , ... •' , ,1.25
.l:Iigh School ;carob Gr'amniat ... ,60
efigh School German Grammar 70
Ontitrio High School Physics 90
I;aboratory Manuaiin Physics. .., ,35
Ontario High School Chemistry 40
Laboratory Manual in Chemistry 20
Ontario School .Book Keeping 30
Book-kcepiugBlanks........ . . . 20
Higher Algebra 1 9
Matriculation Algebra......: 90
Trigonometry (Hall and Kinghl)1,00
Colton's Practical Zoology ..... ..1.50
Robinson's Hist'y Western Europe .60
Bergen and Davis Botany 50
Fletcher Se Nicholson Greek Prose1.25
Virgil Aelleid Book 1] .25
Easy Solecleoos fron. i Zenophon 50
Minerals and How They Coeur, ...1.00
Elementary Mechanics 65
'I'enuysoriy Select Poeros . .. , . , . ,25
LeVoyage, Mons. Pecrichon 20
Auction sale of. choice 100 -acre
farm, lam stock and implements
on Wednesday, October 16th, at one
o'clock sharp, on: Lot 31, eon.. 4,
Tuckersmith, L.R.S., 2 miles east of
Brucefie d. There is about 90 acres
of the i1arnr welder cultivation, .bal-
ance new lalnd end small bush; soil
clay loam and easy to work ; ;no
stones 01 stnsnps,: well fended and
1air:,y well drained. Watered. by
spring piped to barn, an.l sprin:g
wee athouse, Barn is 52x72 on 9
foot stone wall, cement and flag
floor• cement silo 11x30;pigpen
,
14x28. Six room brick house cellar
full size and heated by 'furnace;
frame summer kitchen and wood-
shed. Stock -3 cows to calve in
November; 2 cows to calve in De
eember; 1' heifer to calve in Novem-
ber ;1 cow supposed to be in calf
spring calf; 21ast fall calves; 1 fa
call; lifat heifer 2 yeare old; 7 year
ling heifers; 2ycarlrng steers; the
Holstein bull Sir Canary (12354) 20
months olid; Dan jewel Merne'nt
Mercedes, record at 3 y ears, 372 Jibs
milk avid 161-4 lbs butter in 7
days, Horses -2 agricultural anares
suPPused to be in foal.; 1 grey heavy.
draft I£iddy, 3 years old, supposed to
bo in foal; 1 agricultural spring
colt; 1 driving more 1 years old
quiet enough for a lady to drive; 1
.gene'1'al pus pose 2 -year-old filly.
Pigs -1 registered .Yorkshire sow
18 menthe old with litter; York-
shire sow due to litter' about time,
of sale; 1Yorkshire boar 10 months
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old. Implements -DlassaHarris
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Linder with sheafcarrier' Marsh• -
, Y
Harris -mower 5- " foot cut; Feast
Wood 10 -ft steel hey rake; Mc-
Cormick 13 hoe grain drill; Massey.
o 1i-
Ha'ris field cultivatorc nn u t1
a a'Ixlc
s ator with bean harvesting attach-
anen't; disk harrow; Perris double
riding plow Perrin single riding
plow; handle plow; single seuffier
4- section harrows and har,•ow cart
steel, land roller ; weigh scales ca-
pacity 2200 lbs,: grain crusher•
Clinton fanning mill; steel bag
truck; grind -stone; 1 Vele down,
i agony gravel. ho,, 16 -ft. hay and
stock rack, new; 2 sets double har-
ness; 1 set chain harness; 13 net
single harness; 1 set slings; \share
in corn binder, and a 'lot of small
articles, A large quantity of straw
to be fed on the place, also 6 acres
•,f ensilage corn rf •n,ot sold pre-'
10,119,y will be sold on day of sale
in :lots to 'suit .buyers, Terms on
farm wi'l,be given on day of sale;
o.•o'n application to nodes signed.
Terms on Chattels -All sums of $5
and nester, cash; over this amount
8 :months ece.d+t will he Ftii en oat
approved joint notes. A cliscount
of 6 per cent. per attneen Will l e
given for cash on credit amounts.
T. Browny auctioneer. Alex A: Watt
Lrucefielid P.0,, proprietor.
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Auction Salle of Farm Sioek
and Implements
Thos, 'Gundry has received in-
s:ruetions from the onclei'rign.ed to
sell by public auction on Lot 36, con
2, L.R.S., 7.:nckergmith, on Tuesday,
October 15th, atone o'clock sharp,
the foil owin -'Horses -1 di eft
mare 4 years old supposed to ,1b
in foal;-; 1,gelding 3 years old, 1
leay draft filly, lyear eld, need
Ly Cannnynra'n, Cattle -1 cow due
to calve February i st ; 1 cow due to
calve in April 1 newly ca I', ed cow ;
1 farrow cow; 52-ycan-ohcl steers •
2 2 -year -olid neiu'rs; 2 yearling.
heifers ; 4 calves. .flogs -Brood sow.
dee in December; 5' pigs; 3menths
Old and•ll young wigs, Fowl- 70
hens and pullets. Implenilents -1
Massey -Harris binder; Drill; Dem-
ing Mower'; Hay Take; Prerniier
i i,' Plow, almost
R � n P,o v new • %Valkin
Biding ,g
'Flew; )Massey -Harris Gang Plow,
n.ear,,y new; good McCormick Cul-
tivator ;
uliivator; Scuf ler; Land Roller; set
Diamond Harrows; Root pna•Lper;
Bain wagon, gr ivel box, wagon
box, nearly new stock rack, hay
Mr. Rolland Geiger of the rack; set Bobsileighs; Fanning mill.
t; a 03ronson a good Me„Trite Cream peparator;
eine was anthem Beverly Inlur ,d, on Stone boat, Mikado Buggy; single
Zurich' Fain -Day, by one, of his ease buggy; good Cutter with children
rsage hooses yearling wpend •sirik- seat inMont ; 1 set of .double har-
ing him,: a severe':blow on the :shout- nese ;, 2 sets ,si ogle harness ; 1 Sugar
er, it was knocked out of joint 'kettle ; wg
hiiletrees, neckyokes
grain bags ; shovelshorsand
other articles toonumerous :
to
mention ; 1 good erose -cut saw and
a. quantity of cedar posts ani
second-hand lumber ; 1 Daisy churn
a quantity of turnips and mengolds
in diens ;:,some hay and sorghum;
Farm for sale ,being lot 7 in the also a f ow houseehold articles. No
eat concession Township of'Hu'llett reserve as proprietor has solid his
containing 100 acres, ail cleared farm, Terms-Allsums of ten dol -
but about 7 acres of bush, On the lars and under, cash, over that am -
Mem ' a ;"'
1 1 n l
a OW fele house xtt fur- ount1lmont s credit
be g iven
tiace. Large bank barn am with pee :1on furnishing joilnt,notes. 'Adis-
nnent floors in stables, Plenty of count' of 4 per cent off for cash on
water; well fenced, and under- credit amounts. T..Oundry auc-
drained, 'Ilea farm he `yell) situated tioneer; John H. Wise, proprietor,
Births, llarriat� es et Deaths
DEATHS.
FOWLER -In Clinton. on Sunday,
September 20th, 'Francis Fowler,
Y
a ed 65 ears.
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ANDERSON -In Blyth, on Sunny
September 29th, ,lames A. Andre sun,,
aged 74 years 4 months and 22 ,1,. vs,
Fal'ui tor Sale
Partial list of School I800ks lased
in Clinton Model School
School Management -Millar.. , . $ 1.00
Psychology -Gordy 1 25
Method of Leaching -Tilley 1.50
Methoil.of Recitation McMurray .75
Prangs -7Book sof Art Education 8.00
Syllabns of Physical Exercise :,., .25
Public School Arithmetic....,.10
" " Geography, .65
.< " (rammer .10
English History.,. .25
" Canadian History .25
Hygiene .20
Speller ..,... .15
Clomposition' .15
Readers 4, 6, 9, 14 and.16
Ontario Writing Course .5
Drawing Books, Nos. 1 and 2 Bach .5
tOOpeF tO,WANTON
F. G D. BR1S TO
tel;
Professor of Masie. Organist
of leillieleresbyterian Church
Piano, Organ, Theory, Voice
Culture.
Ptupl s prepared, if desired, loss
any of the exama.ning bediee iln
Toronto on the London Cb'llege
of Mus:,c (England., 'n ai grades
and all ,branches,
Specialr System for beginners Inc
Janoforte Terms ye application.
Auction Sale of 10U-lleod of
Grade Cattle
Mr; J. E. Lindsay will sell by pub-
lic auction ' 1.frucefield,-on.b'rsday
October 4th, commencang.at 1.30
o clock sharp, 100 head; of good
Cattle, amongst which there Will be
about 20 goodwenb'
ed M 1 hCow
a
h ;balance Y s r• and two -
3 o a ea hugs a d o
. ear -old Heifer's and Steers uS good
quality. TEEMS -8 months pi edit
,n funnishin •opo o -+d 101 notes
A discount of 4 per cent, stataighf
allowed fol cash. J. E. Lawdsay,
propeaetor; T, Gundry auctioneer.
House for Sale
A comfortable frame house, In
good repair, gunner acne of land(,
-with fruit trees, conyeneently lo-
cated. This very coabfortable pro-
perty will be sold cheap.
Apply to 'MRS. JAS. TUCKER,
Princess Street
•
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cnce. Apply to
MRS. J. RATTENBURY
Rattenbury House
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