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C'LANTON
lintOn9 Thursda 9 April
PRIZE LAST
32
HEAVY HORSES
Judging will continence at.1 o'clock sharp in order below men-
tioned. Separate judges forheavy and light horses.
CLYDESDALES
Stallion, 3 years and over. ..............................15 $10 35
lst Prize donated by Mayor Jackson,
2nd Prize donated by 3Dorsey, Graham House.
Stallion, under 3 years ......:. ....... .....w,....: 7 5 3
1st Prize donated by E. Wendorf•
2nd Prize donated by James Leiper.
PERCIIERONS
Stallion, 3 years and. over 10
Stallion, under 3 years ...,,:. 6 4 2
HEAVY DRAUGHT
Brood Mare, 3 years and over " 15 . 10 6 3
1st Prize, Sealer, cJ.onated by Massey -Harris Co
2nd Prize, Goods donated by Clinton Hardware Co
Filly or Gelding, 3 years and over 10 8 6 3
1st Prize donated by N. W. Trewartha, M.P.P,
South Huron..
Filly or Gelding, 2 years and under 3 .. 5 8 2
1st Prize donated by Molsons Bauk.
Filly or Gelding, 1 year and ender 2' 4 8 1.
Horse, Colt or Filly, under 1 year 3 2 1.
Team in Harness 25 18 10
Sweepstakes
6 3
•
AGRICULTURAL
Brood Mare, 8 years and over . ••• 15 10
lst Prize, Daisy Churn, donated by Sutter - &
Perdue.
2nd Prize, Goods,' donated by W. M. Aiken.
Filly or Gelding, 3 years and, over
let Prize donated by. E. R. Wigle, M,P.P„ for
$i0
Centre Huron. +k
Filly or Gelding, 2 years and under 3
let Prize donated by Royal Bank.
Filly or Gelding,'1 year and under 2 - 4 'a 3 1
Hose, Colt or Lilly,,under 1 year ...... 3 2 1
let Prize, pair of Gauntlets, donated by ,Plumsteei
Bros. •
Team in Harness . . , .
let Prize donated by S. S. Cooper.
Sweepstakes
Horses ix this class not to exceed 1600 pounds.
GENERAL PURPOSE
$.8
6 8
36 $3
5 3 2
Brood Mare, 3 years and over
lst Prize donated by B. Cox,
Filly or Gelding, 3 years and over . .. .
let Prizedonated by peeve Middleton,
Team in Harness
lst Prize, walking plow, donated by J, , Levis.
2nd Prize donated by Gunn Langlois Co.
LIGHT HORSES
Stallion, standard bred trotter
Stallion, standard bred pacer
Carriage horse h harness
let Prize, Goods, donated by W. Rr Counter.
Roadster horse in harness .,,.,... 10 6 3.50
Carriage team in harness 5 3 2
let Prize donated by W. H. Rivers.
Roadster team in harness 5 3 1 2
lst Prize donated by C. & S. Grocers,
Age in all classes to be considered. Age to date from January.
1st, `: Brood mares meet be in_foel or have raised a foal.
CATTLE
SHORT HORNS.
lG 18 10 6
6 -.4 2
6 4 2
21.. 12 8 6 '
6 4 2_..
6 4' 2
7. 4 2
Bull, 3 years and'over $6' $4 $2 -
Bull,` 2 years , , ,
1.st Prize donated by F. Powell.
Bull, 1 year 5 3 2
lst Prize donated by G T. Jenkins
Cow, 3 years and•over ...... 5 3 2
1st Prize deonated by W. Jenkins & Son.
Heifer, 2 years .. .. ..... , . 5 3 2
let Prize donated by H R. Sharp
Heifer, 1 year ... , • . , , , ...... 5 . •2 1
lst Prize donated by W. T.' O'Neil.
EEREFORD S
Bull, 2 years or over ••, • ,
Bull, under 2 years ..... , '
Cow, 3 years and over
Heifer, under 3 years . . , ...
POLLED ANGUS
Bull, 2 years or over , . .
Bali, 1 year •
Cow, 3 years and over . 5 $
Heifer, under 3 years .. . ...... ......... 5 8
DAIRY COWS AND FAT CATTLE
Dairy cow, any age and breed . 8 6 4 3 2
Heifer, under two years ' .. .... .. '7 5, 3
The three prizes donated` by Clinton Creamery.
Sweepstakes, Ball - Shorthorn, Aberdeen Angus, or Hereford.
Donnell & Tyndall donate $5.00 in meat.
Cattle date from January 1st'. No cattle allowed to compete for
more than one prize exceptii the dairy class.
SPECIAL PRIZES
Clinton Branch of the U'F..0, gives 315 Tor the best 31-Jeavy Draught
Agricultural or General Purpose horses (stallions barred) any ago.
in halter; and need not bo the property of one man, but must be
r awned in the township.' No competition unless two or more town:.'
ships are represented.
Morrish .Clothing Co. gives a 315 raincoat for the best matched team
in harness, any colour:
W. D. Bieck, M.P., South Huron gives $10 to the team coming great_`,
est distance;
F. J. Brown & Co. give 35 for, size and three of his progeny.
Fox Lade Drivers who have not won `prizes before, J. A.,Irwin gives,
first; prize, an umbrella, and second prize is a'box '.of chocolates do-
nated by E. Wendorf.
Best Lady Drivers who have won prizes before, W. II. Iiellyaie gives
a ehocolat''eset, valued at 37 Sor first prize had W. C, Brown gives •
an umbrella for second prize.
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Hullett Townsh lr,
Mr, James Si'('ell liar -been bus t' -
ly, A couple of weeks ago hq fVpas'
in Ottawa with w w ti a deputation 1 iter -
viewing the Government re the ic er
'ii � of express rates. rs es.' Ile Io a a
h good
a
I�gg
d ...
tone, top, saw the Huron men bers
and was very cordially receiver by
them. Last week ho was inLcndon
attending 0 meeting .01the Fair a£oar
d
and next week, April 4th, he goto
Toronto to attend a meeting 0: "the
Records Board. ; .A pretty busy man
Squire e I 1 .
isSnell most
of the time,
Mr Albertovet
L t of the -Baseline,
having sold his farn'
to VL. David
vi
a
Wright. whose land lies right'don",
side, is halving a sale of his farm
stock on April
Auction Sale
Of farm stock and , iumlennents,
George Elliott hasllieen instructed to
sell by pnblic auction o5 Lot 34; con-
cession -3, MCKiliop, on April 2nd, at
1 o'clock p.m., sharp, the •following:'
horses ---011e good work team. Cat-
tle -One 'fresh cow; 2 cows due time
of sale; 3 flows supposed to be in calf;
1 heifer 2 years old; 2 heifers ' 1 year;
2 steers 2 years; ,l steer 1 year; 4
fall calves; 1 baby calf; :1 thorough-
bred Sootah .Shorthorn roan bull 2
years old. Pies -One sow with lit-
'ti:r at footr 1 young sow; 5 chunks;
about 160 lbs.1•5 chunks about 1.50 lb;.
1 thoroughbred Yorkshire hog. Im-
plements-7-ft.
mplen'ents-7 ft. ,M, -:EI. binder with
sheaf carrier and trucks, nearly now:
6 -ft M -H. binder; McCormick 6 -ft,
mower; manure spreader; .hay rake
McCormick fertilizer disc drill w,tl
grass seed attachment nearly new;;
set S -section iron harrows; sprint
'tooth cultivator; 15'ICGormieli disc;
M II disc; Oliver walking plow; IK.an-
gar.00 2 -furrow plow; Oliver 2 -furrow
tractor plow; M. -IL cutting box, blow
-
.0'; Bell No, 50 cutting box, flower;
25 feet cutting box carri o; hay
loader; set 1200 Ib.;scales;.Clin. fan-
ning mill; Brantford grain grinder 10
inch wagon hayrack; stock rack;
farm truck; boggy; two cutters, gra:
vel
box; set bobsleighs; grass -seed
barrow; seuffler; democrat; 2. root
pulpers; hay ear; hay fork;' set clings
rope and pulleys complete; pig crate;
wheelbarrow; stoneboat; sugar kettle;
.galvanized water tank 160 gallons;.
galvanized gas tank 50 gallon; Chat-
ham incubator 120 eggs; small"brood-
er; milking maehiue•, demonstrated
day of sale; 'cream .separator;. Daisy
churn; butter bowl.; milk pails; set
double harness; 2 sets single harness;
Fordson trector;'"Deeker je. thresh-
ing machine with grain elevator and
chaff blower, nearly new; 490 Chev-
rolet touring ear; capsule; set trucks;
number of small rollers for moving
buildings;: 40 rod roll wire fence;; num-
ber of cedar posts ;'8 or 10 elan plank;
2 sticks timber; quantity of hay and
seed grain; line shafts; pulleys, forks
shovels and other articles too numer-
ous too mention. Also one coal or
wood range. 'Terms -All sums of 315
or under, ,cash; over that amount la
months' credit on furnishing approved
joint notes,. Discount of 6 per cent,
for h le dit mounts, y an
grain,cascasoh, creAll mustabe soldHatib pro-
d
prietor has sold his faint, Lim Ebeee
hart,, Proprietor; George Elliott, Anc•
•tioneer. 47-2,
DIREe 'ent
from ,all other laxatives and relief* •(
y for
tt Defective Fiitnination
Cornetipation
Biliousness,
'1'aclete) s more naturaal and tho
°ugh,. the effects will be a revelas
tion --you will feel so good
?Wake the test, You will
appreciate this difference. f
J1:0101, Mad For Ooar
,Thirty Years t
hips off the01d dock
171 JUitI RS....Uttro
9'ha sante 111 -in one-tbird doses,
candy -coated, Par ehildret,ond adult.,
�m
SOLD SY- YOUR .DRUCOIST
ii Clinto t.
P4ew!;-l+teGa)led
Auction Sale
farm stock and•int dements, The
'undersigned auctioneer has rs been in.
strut ted<to sell r
by public ,auction at
lot j9 concession Stanley
r , township,
foul miles southwest of'Clinton, '
4
nuleknorthwest of 13rucefield on 1,ii-•
a
d }, April 4, coiniii ncnig at 1:00 o'-
clock `sharp, the following':' I3or.se,
Draft mare 4 years; draft mare 3
years, draft are
2 Sens Cil
'aft tSt mi,
e
8 years; draft.mare 9 years. Cat-
tle -5 year old cow due in May; 6
year old cow due in May; 4 year old
cow
du
e May; 4 year
oid co
w fresh-
ened
reshe ed in September; 2 year e1a
heifer;
4 Yearling Iorf rS,
4 year-old steers;
7. calf 2 months old ' Implements-
S'rost & Wood binder 6 ft. cut; M. -I-1'.
mower. 5 -ft, mit; International rake,
10 3t.; manure spreader; I; ternation.
alroller; - disc 0 , P/3. II, I,sc c1ri11; Internation-
al cultivatgr; set 3 -section harrows;
hay rack; lumber wagon; extra set
truck wheels; grinder; crushes.; seal: -
Item democrat; pole; cutting box with
carriers; buggy; set bobsleighs; gra-
vel box; Stock rack; Cccirshutt riding
plow; wallci'ng• plow Na. 21,; twin ,plow
Cockshutt; usurper; fanning nnjtt; 2
logging chains;; ser: double harness; 3
ladders; set single harness; quart-
tity of Alfalfa. Everything to be sold
as proprietor- has sold his farm.
Terms -A.11" sums of 310 and under,
cash; over that anrunt l0 months cre-
dit on approved' joint notes or a dis-
count of 4 per cent. for .cash, Sohn
Buteharit, Proprietor. G. 2I. Elliott,
Auetiolieer. 47-1,
April; gating `ort fresh; S year z old al; Varity zzsi n p low; neww'`
cow in full milk; 'rade sow 0 eori , other wagons.; p wagon, 2
�' it h y gravel box; top ,.titigAyi
old. due in May; euro bred heifer c olien .buggy; democrat; wagi-o; bay
pears''old, lately bred; cow, 6 years; rack; tinter;'
Sleighs;turnip '
Sower;in milk and bred; yearling steer; 2 hay forks; �hngs and cable rope orthorn bull, 2 years old,
eligible 'complete; hay rack; sills and material
for • rc
i�
S tration 2 Yearling
heifers. s for ha
, y maclg, small sap evaporator
2 Steer calves; 2 young calves.„Hogs complete, 200 composition ' buckett
—2 young sows second litter ''due at good as new; 150 ordinary :buckets
tin,e
ofe' t1.• sow ate dti
e to fitter May 300 s ilex 'quantity
p , of hiniber, Maple,
1si • 9 hogs o s 170
lbs. each. g at all
good I-Tenilock and Elm; setsing4e harness;
baron type. Poultry -100 year old set double harness; two string bells;
hens broown Leghorn; 5 Leghorn sleigh bells; other harness; fanning
roosters; 2- ducks;'1 drake. Tin rle- mill; 20
1 1 6 1b scales;
forks;
spades;
meets
Pit --
e., IVI: lI grain binder 7-31, hose;
s r
chains; knives; •
corn hoes; .bar... new, McCormick c rz bin-rells; ,boxes; 'numberber -of bee boxes•der, M. -II. 13 hoe seed drill .T.1I, winch sashes, quantity planed lulu -
No. 5 corn stuffier; Noxell seed drill; berg whi%$trees; - doubletrees• tools;
M, -FI.' spring tooth cultivator, Frost `carpenter topls; and 'numerous, other
.4 Wood stiff tooth cultivator; roller articles' 'No outside articles allow -
hand scuffler; Deering:: mower, set ed. Absolutely no reserve as the
Diamond harrows; hay loader side de- farm in leased for a term of years,
livery, rake; 2 walking plows; tractor T'erms410 and under,.cash over that
plow; disc harrow; gang pylow Nation- amount 10 months 'credit will be Or-
.
Auction Sale
Of farm, farm stock and implements,
The . undersigned auetionee...has re-
ceived instructions to
sell' by public
auction at lot 9, concession 2, Stanley
townshigsg' miles- west of Rippon, oh
Tuesday, April 8, commencing at 1.:00
o'clock sharp, thQ following: Horses
-Grey Percheromare 9 yrs; black
Perdheron mare 9 years; black Perch
oron gelding 3 years black Percher
on,filly,two years; driver, quiet and.
reliable,, ,good third horse. Cattle
Cow 4 years freshened in February;
cow 5 years due to freshen in Oct.;
COW 8 years; heifer 3 years; heifer 2
years; steer 2 years; 3 yearling steers
2 calves. Pigs -Sow with litter two
weeks old; 5 chunks. Implements -
McCormick binder; McCormick mow-
er; McCormick horse rake; cultiva-
tor; seed drill; roller:” set discs; 4 -
section harrows; scuflieri turnip drill;
2 walking plows; cutting box; set,
sleighs; Clinton fanning mill and bag-
ger; wagon and box; gravel box; hay
rack; stock rack; root pulper; hog
orate; democrat; with pole; road cart;
open buggy; set team harness; set
plow harness; set single harness; 2.
horse collars; logging chain; Meek
and rope wire stretcher; work bench
and vise; DeLaval cream separator,
Daisy churn, large; washing machine;
9 bunches of shingles; quantity 'of
lumber; quantity of hay and potatoes
glass 'cupboard and other• household
effects; forks; shovels and other ar.
tieles, Positively no reserve as pro-
prietor is giving up farming owing
to ill healtJtt Terres-All suets of
$10 and under, cash; over that a-
mount 10 months credit given on up -
proved point notes, or a discount of
4 per cent. allowed for. cash, Des-
cription of
es-cription'of Farm=The farm consists
of 109 acres,' on which is erected a
geed bank barn 40x86 ft. cement floor•
Igood ecr*rte balsa h'ud and soft
t t r, nod. ftrnaco ,'n;: full sized
{ r aalmeat iaodetn collet re:neer, Farm
' le wel watered with . 1 i.e. creek and
2 wells 10 ;.res n•,, ,l ;.t sh, mostly
ineale, lir/s acres , 1 v neat. Good
young net, 25 'a ;all plowed,
t ail rrderdra:ned and in a high state
7f t'altlygtioi. Temps on 1'ar'n1-10
eer cert, of eurchase price down on
day of sale balen_e can be arranged
en easy teems. Tarin sold subject
hi reserve.bid, Walter J. Stevens,
P_oprietor. G. II, Elliott Auctioneer.
47-8
.Auction. Sale
02 farm stock and implements cr
1st 2, concession 1, Shinier tawnshie,
half mile north of 1(1390n, on Mor,-
dayi Match 31st, commencing' at leC0
o'clock sharp the following: Live
Stock-11fare, rising .5, 1500 Tbs r,
foal by Macke/Ina;browamare rix ng
4, 1500 lb. in foal oy Murdock's horse;
gelding 8 years 1409 lbs.; driving
mare, Gladys; 10. years, quiet and a,'u-
liable. Cattl'o-Registered eotv Epau-
let Mary (142461) 7 years old fresh-
ly calved; Id-ay/lower 7th (105839)
newly freshened; cow 8 years due an
ow t_+ Wash. a.nd
Pre give Woolehs
Woolen garments or articles
cleansed with SURPRISE
soap feel soft, fluffy, and well
Washed. Dry woolen articles
in a moderate temperature—,
not in the sun—and do not
allow them to freeze. Sun is
injurious to ' wool; freezing
causes . shrinkage.
en 0n z. di�nish_ng ee prove 'r i
pl dJ)n.noter>
t
5 per cent, 01% for cash oia+_eredit a•
mounts; -Ileus and grairr,..eash• Os;-
scar IClopp, Auctioneer, W,'W.. Cooper,:
Proprietor' 47-1.
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Jost Swallow 9 Calisf49
Restores.' normal breathing stone
mut
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Bes
> gives long
nights of quiet
sleep contains ants no habit-forming drug.
31.00 at your druggists. Send 4c
in stamps. for a ,generous sample.
Templetons, 142 Icing West, Toronto.
GUAaff(Tggle RELIEF a12
Sold by 3. E. Hovey, Clinton, Ont,.
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ETGI'? the facts: 300 DOMINION. STORES --ever a million;
Customers a week. Tremendous purchasing power treinendous
savings, We get the business (growing biggerevery dsp). You get
the steady savings that leeop' you fight -hearted and' purse.heavy,
PROVISIONS �'IiAT WILL HELP YOU BUY MORE FOR L:?�SS
BREAKFAST BACK BACON 7KRAIST CHEESE iI{ I1 .
BACON, Canadian Peanl'1 eZ • liri"2g('
]Vlaclrirssliced, 31._ � 1
.48c
$3.09
1b,, - - -- NEW'CHEESE 23c NLARD, '
BACKBACON, lb, - -o. 3 Pail
Canadian Peam I OLD CHHESE a� LARD20-1b,
(by the piece); 1b. UVC 1b. - - -�'e i�' . Pith
EAT MORE FISH—FOR_ LESS MONEY
HCLOD ROS AF B SALMON; 1 18.' -19c KIPPER
or MAPLE : l ItIACKS, 3•'for• -2c
LEAF ((Sockeye) TIGER or EAGLE LOBSTER. �a ca
SALMON; '1 1b. C . SALMONa�G.s9C:
(Choice Red), tin . c�pps�??
2s� 1 lbs JUTLAND SAR- -enV,
%z Ib. - -�a2c i/ lb. - - -AOC DINES, 3 for
BUT RICEMELLO PRODUCTS AND RE ASSURED OF THE REST
' RICHMELLO RICHMELLO 9
TEA (Ceylon en; BREAKFAST 1
,-and Assam), ib, , <"! COCOA, t/Z 1b. -knB:
RICHMELLO
tin
COFFEE, 3c & 65c Y4 18, - " -10C
ITEMS THAT
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SPAGHEETLf19#or one ei
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MAPLE SYRUP4190
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DOMOULIN A'YLM1R or
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Quart Bottle Q
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PANCAKE ,int AYLIVIER or
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CORN, 2 for -
AYLMER ROSE- •C,
BUD BEETS -
ASPARAGUS
TIPS - _49 rw ,
lb.
AUNT JEMIIVIA .
ARROWROOT -
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