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et'eaved widow and a son
r$'hter; Mr,,+Chas, Mau"'
Tuelge7. 'iii, ansa Mrs.{
l?a lkrizeto oc rich. There
our p gbh ,1?�r 2 oseph, Jame
fill oeorg$ 1}s'i nn of . Ilullett
ee sastezc 1141SS 7ennie Mans
s s' It iii Flitietee . 11ul1ett, and
ele 141Xs eohs Bart Mc7lzllpp. The iu-
neral Was: held.o a Sunday• .,. The 135
z ears' in the proses ion+.to Clzntori veal
t etery,,where ` interment was 'triad ,,
5- ',showed ti'
ed the 7i�e tt synijpatbv felt by
i I the 4oighbos'laood- for the bereaved
I family. in the sudden passing of an
pd honest: lzardworl-in ` c
an I kind hus-
spent 'the
;i�'pa1 elat
T1ss 'Aim 'MhIKav I S
a haft on unc<}p*
London, where she intends talcing
isjness course in the 'Western
1 13, Commerce,
'lltersday last was Bayfield Civic
May.' and the weather was kind,
nth
enabling a -'large number of the
aztlzez?s ; to attend- the Western, ExIii-
ztion in: London;
Mr. W. H. Robinson and family of
`J.ohdoi, occupied their cottage on De -
even street over the week -end.
Mr,and. Mrs. L. 31, Day:and'fant-
y returned to •Detroit en Saturday
ter spendin • the summer months"
their cottage near the lake,
MI'S. S.'A. HIolley:and :'Mrs, A.
C. Suppnick and family left: on Thurs-
day last for Deltrolt after having.
Spent the summer in "Holley Lodge"
on the Terrace,
Mrs. II. A. Lawson' and family of
Stratford have returned to their slim-
mer cottage here after spending a fe:v'
days in Stratford,
Mrs, G. Reath of Hamilton spent"
Monday at her cottage, "The Cedars."
Mi. R. T. Orr, Miss Kathleen. and"
Messrs. Thomas and Join Orr, of
Stratford spent the `week -end at their
cottage on the Terrace.
Miss Olive 'Tiehbornc""of . Goderieh,
is visiting Miss Anna ,Weods,'
Rev, A. Macfarlane was in Lon-
don on Wednesday attending a Pres-
bytery meeting.
Mr. and SlIrs.- W. R. Jowett and
„ `Misses Ethel and Grace Jowett havi,
returned from, a few days visit in
Port Huron,, •
Lay reader F. G. Neelin of Sea -
forth t
o conducted endue
ted ervi
s ces in Trinity
church on Sunday Last, .Weare gbe
-to ltnow that the rector is recovering,'
from his illness.
One of -'the oldest residents of Bay,
,field passed to rest, early Tuesday
aearning in the person of NUS. Rebec-•
'ea Woods, widow of the late Willii4lat
Woods of John, Street, _ Mrs.
Woods, whose maiden name :was R -
beeca Bunter was eightyo
-years oC
age. ;She 'leaves to mourn two
daughters, Miss Clara Woods at hone
and Mrs. Chris, Dresser also of the
village. The funeral. takes place
today at 2 p.nt, from, her" Iate -resi-
dence.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo• Gambling'
:family, Tho„ g :and
y, 5 have. apetii-tlro.isumnter
.months ,in 111e. W. H. Robinson's
ottage, retui'ned to London ;on Sun
An
g
Sun -
Mrs, IKenidall and Miss Bed's( Ken-
dall returned to' London on Saturday
' after speeding the ern nreee months
in our midst..
Mi, Wtir. Stinson, 54','• Root. Pen -
hale, Mrs. .Geo.. Reid .and Miss Ida•
=Reid,niotored to London on T7vursday
last
Mrs. zs.
Isabella la
Woods went n to Kin -
fare -atter on Tuesday last 'to visit her,
aunt, Mrs. 115. Grtihan,
1V1e. anl'11Ii.s. A;,C. Braddon •enc:'
faintly retuijled to the village on'
Tiles/lay after having• a week's holt-.
clay.
Me. and Mrs, Ilenry Lord of Lon-
don were weel;-eud:gueete at the lat
tter's mother's, .Mrs. John Davidson,
On Friday afternoon at 4180 there
will -be a baseball game on the local
diamond ;lie'trieen" the Goderieh and
alayield. teams.' ' • This promises Lo-
be a good game. In the evening
sen"Old Trite", dente and euchre par-
ty Will be.givenin the, town hall by
the :Bayfield baseball team, -Come
and enjoy a pleasant evening.and help
support the baseball boys,
Mrs. Albert Carty and son of De-
troit visited her mother, Mis. Mar-
g ret Green, fol31'<,few days;' last
weer... ' ,
Mr, Banes of Auburn conducted the
service iii the Methodist' church on
Sunday last.
Tnesday and Wediieeda.,.`'Se t:.
I'•' 23rd.;and 24th are important dates.
h
Do not f rg
et Bayfield Fair;
Which- is
*ten expected to su}ipass ,itself this year.
CEI. grand concert will; be given on
the evening of the ,second .day foie
- e15 ieh specialtalent has, been seeur-'
5505105 MANN.AN'ESTEEIV,IED a'.
f..1ISESIDENT Or^. of L... ,.
U LbTT TOR.N-
511IP DIES AS RESiJ'LT OP
ACCIDENT
a`A highly'respected -resident. of'.the
Iluron road' passed away on Thurs-
i4ay, :September lath; in, the- person
f 14Tr. �`
P n,
7� b Moses s
Mann, ,
1
,, aged 48
wY Years, 11
1 oaths and .11 days, as the result ofi
serious accident which occurred
sda
s, Sept. . dth.
On account - of the
wet
c , 1veek on tate Stapleton weathe-
, hill w'as int-
.' ,esti le
B an i`
d t. was intended antea
ut
e .
d t o
w put
p
cu
lv r•
els
.n., bel;weeH the top of the hill
ad. Clinton.' : A the
Ag ploughs
ae•s• r
p g and
� i z , t ,.
1 7 vc.:e all at
the
1tiIl-'''
p''
Mr
as rS and 14 r
T . R
oB
t.'-
Mtr
arl'
a '
' 1 nee"
each
. rOVP,'.a team an
aback to get them, 'Via;
fib had his team hitched to a light
on, one horse being in the ehaft9,
the other along side. After
ln:,ithe scrapers, which -were hhust
" op of the hill, the two wagons
turning, Mr, Mclarlane be.
„front: Bearing a sound he
e. -.back
„front.:
d-saw Mr. Mann-ly-
'on the road, having fallen over,
e •side of the wagon when. the left
alit wheel ,pitched into a 'deep•, rut, ,
r `Aio,rses slid not run away and I ej)t
" Elting on as -: though -nothing ;had,;
4ppened.. Mr.' Mann' was not un-
altetions at any' time until his death,
ho rs 1,
31x a later, 'hut iram,`the `first;t
t
as I,;no
ate
and, father. The services wero
conducted by Rev, Mr. Moorhotese of
Clinton • -and the pallbearers , were
Messrs Geo. Mann, fsr.,."Joseph Mann
John` Mann, eu., Join. Mann, jr.,, and'
George ea o Matni, jr., and -RoBt. Free-
man.
I4i arrtages
PROWSE—WISEMAN-Ai; the home
of the. bride's parents; Clinton,; on'
',Sept. 13th, by the Rev, J. 'Edward
Bogt,, Margaret Lillian, youngest
daughter of Mr,' and Mrs, .John
Wiseman . of Cliaaton, • to Evan
Prowse 'of Detroit.
Deaths -
.MANN—In Hullett towleship on Sept•,
11th, Moses; Mann, Aged 48 years
'and '11 months, i '
WOODS—In Hayfield, ea Sept. l6th,
Rebecca Bunter, widow of the late
William Woods, agel'SO years. •
PRIZE WINNERS-
(Continued -frim -Page- 4)
_Eggs
Class S7 -Dozen White Eggs:
drey Carter, 6 . Tuekersmith;
Neal, 12 Hullett; ;Charles Daje,1
lett; Stewart Dale, 1 ;H'ulbeft; Is
Linsay, 11 Goderich; Earl Gartwr
4 Hallett.
• Class 3$—Dozen Brown Eggs;
drey y Carter, GTiicicersniitla, Bea
Snell,` 4 Tucicersmith; Margaret''F
4 Tuekersinith,; Jahn Lindsay, 11
eriche; (Hazel Hoggart, 5 Hullett;
ver Wight, 1 1-Iullett..
Sfock
Class 39a -Beef Calf:.11%axim LeB
1 Stanley; Jahn McFarlane," ,
ley; Gratlt-Sne'11;,5 Hallett. Cecil S
ley, 1 Stanley.'
Claes' 40 74Iaricet Lamb; An
Carter,.6 Tuoicersmith; Hiigh Bal
Tuckersimth
Class 41 Pair-i3acon Hogs: 3I
bourne Ball, 4 Tackersnith, •
Class : 42 --.'alter Broken Colt;
beet Turner, Div. 2, Clinton, Jos.
Bailey, Union 2, Hullett.
Class 43—Agrioulturaf Colt: Jos
II. Bailey, 2 Hullett; Robt. Turn
Div,• 2, Ciilt'ton.
Fruit
Class 44—Collection of Apples: 1t
Townsend,, G Tuckeesolit!f; A'udr
Carter, 6 Titekersmith;. Lleyd Batk
11 Goderich; Teleyd' Medd, .4 l3ulle
Allan Neal, 12 Hullett; Gladys Peed
11 Goderieh,
Baking and Cooking ,
Cla
s 4'v—
it '
WJh e zea
s B a
Mita
Fe
4 Tuck r
e Sltaith; Viola Johnston 2
eft; Niornia Snell, G Hullett;' Mary R
ey',4 Ilullett; Alva Smith,12 ITnllet
Class 411—Graham or ,Bran Muffin
Edith'Gibbings, 6 Tucicersiuith; Mabel
Sundt-reock,11 Stanley; Marian Mathe-
on,,4.Tuckersinith; Ruth Hugill, 1
Hullett; ,Dorothy E. E. Walters, 4
ekersmith,
Class °47—Ginger Cookies: Earl
art -might, 4 Hullett; Beatrice Riley,
ullete. „
lass 48---Tea.BiseuitsrIsabel Linde
a3; 11 Goderieh;Norna Snell, 5 Hul-
ett.
Class 49 -Currant Tarts: Marian
atheson, 4 Tuekersmith; Isabel
Lind"sayi 1-1 Goderieh, Marian. Stew
rt 4 Hullett; Grace Gibbin'g3, 6 Tuck_
rsntith; Mary Riley, 4 Hullett; Ruth
twill, 1 Ilullett,:•
Claes 50 -Homemade Candy Olive
lew, '4 'Tualcersauith; Madeline Cleve
Tucke'rsjnith; .Mary Riley, 4Hulletl;-
adeline Picket, . 11 "Goderieh; Mar-:
aret Fear. 4 Tucicersmith; Margaret
oss, 1 Hallett.
class 51 -=School; Lunch 'Marian
ason, 12 Ilullett; Isobel Siendercock,.
Sta7ale • Isabel 1 Li
Y, e ndsay, 11 Goderich..
Class 52 --Patch on Gingham:' Iso_
I Lindsay, 11-Goderieh; Isobel Nott,
Hallett; Irene Vadden, 11-Goderieh;
ole Johnston, -12 `Goderieh; Marion
other, 10 Hallett iblai •Leet Pear;
Au -
Allan
lIul-
abel
fight
All
trice
ear,
God -
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4 Turker,,,iith •
Needlework, Ete. .
Class -58--Three Buttonholes. Eva-
•lye Dale, 1 Hulietti;-Isobel,.'Nett, 5
Hullett, Marion Stewart, 4 Hullett,
" 'Glass 54 --Colored Handkerchief':
Mary Reynolds,- Sep, 2 Hallett; Al-
bert Nett, 5' Hullett,
,Class 55 -Darning: on. S1;oching.
IVTarion Mason, 12 Hallett,
Class '56=Tasting; 'Ethel Ross, . 1
Ilett; Mary azy Riley,'4 Hullett; Pearl
per, , 4 Tucicersmith.
lase 5 -
7 Guest Towel: •
. Mar Riley,
Hullett; Anna Beadle, 0 Ilullett;.
a Fear, 4 Tuckterstiiith.
lass 58 -Any Model in Wood: D.
eman-
1
I-Iu
11ett> �•- f
'
L Freeman, 1
lett; M. Ball; 4 Tuchersniaith; H.
1, 4 TuckesnBth; G. Smith, 12 G.
H.; R. (Cartwright 4, Ilullett,
lass as 59—Six Named Inuits: H.
4 Tuckersmith; ; A, Carter, 6
lcersznith;.-G, Lindsay, 11 Goderich
Bakal, 11 Goderieh; S. Dale, 1
lett.
lass 60—Patch Sewn on Grain Bag
Carter, 6: Tucicersmith; G. `Lind -
11 Goderieh,
lass s s—:"'
r
1 Brd
Mouse: ouse; H. A. Bale
ucicersmith; Johnny --D
-Deeves, 11
ez•ieh.
rawing, Painting and Writing
ass 62—Map of w
4 .TonshipsE.
ichael, 1-Hulletef Margaret Rosa
ullet-t; Chas. Wright, 1 Ilullett:
ourne Ball, 4 Tuckerseath; Carl
ford, 5 Hullett; Geo. Radford; e
Hu
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Bl
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and
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Ball
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Melo
Rad
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ilo e"
p ,for. nitre
,ass G3 --Map of 014 Ohtario:Win-
d Freeman, 1 Hallett Nfabel
:0
ii
Pearl` Pepper 4 eftaxsrtrt3;Slu
Ball, 4 '1'ucice_sazrltli; gxnia"Snell
Ilul:ott.
Clas, 65-1. tta y Pc list Bone
Margaret TtoS 1 Ilullett• Ruth I
gill 1 Mullett; Marion Snell, 5 II
lett Eileen 5iann, �1 Mullett: Eyel
Dale, 1 Mullett; Isabel Weir, Tani
2,` ,
,glass G(�-Wt ttitg, Indian Slimmer:
Isabel .Lindsey 11 Goderich;, E. 3M
Michael, 1 Mullett; Jessie Dale, 1
lett Madeline Pickett, 11 Goderieh
,Call Radford, 5 Mullett; Vera Sun
dei
c c1 -
0 1
Stanley.
Class „07—Writing , Lead Kindly
Light':Ethel 12os.-, 1 Mullett; Mabel
Wright, 1 Ilullett; Grant Snell,`5 Iiui,
lett Irelie: Vodden, 11 Godeirieh• Eliz
Morrison, 2 Sep. Hullett; �A lfrid
Freeman, Mullett.
Class 68 -Writing, Recessions Ha-
zel Freeman;. 1 Mullett; Gladys Per-
due, 11 Goderich;Irene Smith, 11;Ged.
etieh; Norma Snell;'5 Mullett; Edith
Flynn, 2 Sep.-; Edith Gibbings 6 Hid-
I/9 1:,We'reubiddinint ILo, cyour1trade. It yon want elca,i Mesh iClroe'eiies .
of Best
S .. ,. "Make 071.. Store �'onr. ',
y v rice the bave't+t n c,
S�iel.staaath' � teas„
„'i Breast;, s u .. 60c
' 1 Calces. of Castile Soap .,.....25c
c.:( 10 Bars sf L ai'nEy Soap :..48c
5 lbs. o Pure Lard
nl- 1 Ib 7lirealiast Bacon (in piee) 52c
-m jj pkgs. Jelly Powder . .,35c
on 1,
Class 69 Essay: ,Mary Reynolds, 2
Sep ; Norma Snell,5 Hullett
Class 70—Penci5 .:Drawing: Mar-
garet Ross, 1 Hullett;WEsolyn McMich-
ael, A, Hallett; Melbotzrn"e"Ball, 4 Tieck-
smith, Edna Cook, '4 Tucicersmithl
Madeline Pickett,. 11 - Goderich; Rae.
Perdue, 11 Goderieh.
Class 71 Witter Color Drawing;
Stewart Dale, 1 Hullett; Edna Flynn,
Sep, 2; Gladys Perdue, 11-Goderich;'
Irene Smith, 11 Goderieh; Hazel Free -
titan, 1'Hallett;' Mary Reynolds, Sep.
2:.
Weed§,`: Seeds and Insects
:Class 72 -Ten Weeds: D. Freeman
1 Hullett; S. Dale, 1 Flnhlett; G. MC -
Ewen, 1 Stanley; Gordon Snell, 5 Hal-
lett; G. Neal, 12 G. " and H.
Class 73 --Ten Weeds Seeds: Roy
Elliott, 11 Goderieh;' Ray Perdue, 11
Goderich; John Deeves, 11 Goderich;
Edna Flynn, Sep'.'2 Hullett; D. Snell,
5 I:Hiatt,
Class 74—:Six Beneficial Insects: G.
Wright, 1 Ilullett,
:Class 75 -Sic Injurious Insects: C.
Wright, 1,Hullett.
Class 76—Twenty Forest Leaves:
Lawrence Falconer, 4-Tuckersmith; IL
Freeman, 1 Hallett; A. Carter, '6
Eluckersmith; Luella Powell, 11 Gode..
rich.
Sehsgol Choruses '
Class 78—School Chords: 12"..Hal-
lett and Goderieh; 5 Hullett; 4 Hullett:
School Parad ,
Class z 79-S•ol001'PR ''
za 1 Hullett
1 Stanley, .2 ;Sep. Hullett, 4 Rullett.
Judging,
Class 80 --Judging Beef Cattle: Max
.I,,eBeou, 1 Stanley; Raymond 'tart -
weight, 4-Hullete
Cara-weight,'4•Huliett; 3, H. Bailey, Sep.
No, 2; JoIm' McFarlane, 1 Stanley;
Bob Turner,. Clinton; nt
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Medd,
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, ett .. ,a
Orange. Banquet
A banquet will be tendered 'officers
of Imperial Lodge, Toronto, by local'.
'L,O,L,, inthe town 7aaIl, .Clanton, on
Friday evening, .Sept. 26t1t, Tickets,
•$1,00 each, may be ;procured frons,
the .banquet committee ' of Murphy
Lodge, 72-2
' Rouse For ,Sale
Residence of the late Arthur Cook,
corner Albert 'arid 'Mill streets,' Cilia
tan. ICey at Mr. Walter Ring's.
72-tf.
Ra
z
tr
a eller
sale
Imperial Oelozd range, with' high
shelf and copper reservoir, . Gall af-
teroons en Mrs. C. E. Jervis, Huron
street,' ' 72-11.
Pears and Plums'
scA quantity of pears and plums for,
sale at the orchard just north of Clin-
ton, Chas.. Lindsay, • 72-1-p.
• 'Pdflets•and Pear's For Sale
30 Barred Rock pullets from ,Guild's
best lityina strain, alsoa quantity .of
good presehving; pairs." Mrs, Hirano
Hill 72.2.p.
Homemade Baking Sale
The Ladies''Ai4 iif Holmestille Me-
thodist church will hold a -sale of
homemade baking, buttermilk, etc„
in Mr. W. 54, Aihen's stone, Albert
street, C1inten on Saturday afternoon;.
September 27th. Sale at03 o'clock,
72-2.
For Sale
Baley'S, buggy and sluing, also high
chair' and corrode chair; - Apply to
Mrs. T. E, Mason,-.;. Summerhill.
Phone 3 on 638. 72-11
A'Concert Course :,
A series of concerts -will be_given
under auspices of Girls': Auxiliary
conrnseiecing Monday, Nov. 3rd and
the following dates, Nov. 28th, Dec,
16th, and Febraiary 23rd. • Season
tickets $1.50 inay be secured froth
any member of the Girls' Auxiliary.
Auction Sale of Rouse and
At the residenee, Albe t strer teeett,, e
on
Saturday, Oetober 4th, at two o'clock
as follows:-'
A Wafer; steel range; Gena Jewel
hea
to}; sheet iron . heat r•
e , Standard
Kerogas g s oil stove; tet o bma.y
iiez ne rl `
new, .Piot Blast oil ,heater; :one burner
oil 5tbee, quantity of stove pipes near -
1
y new; oak sectional boolcease ,boot;
stand e oeic secretary. wicker roelce -;
oak
rocker, oak
rock
with.leather
urhoistry, parlour table; jardiniere.
stands, n
galaaan •
g .y Ottaman stool='
room dining chairs9 ft; odic erten-
. s -
sigtable; •
z bte, sideboard couch; Singer:
sewing machine; 2 oak bedroom suitea
two iron !bedsteads with sp•ings; one
sin
i
S
single nn of
las
Iron n Bedstead with
good anattres, and springs, p b nearly'
new stretcher; cupboard; 2 kitchen
tables; kitchen chairs; camp chairs'.
small table; wash tubs; copper boiler;'
wits
get, quantify of dishes-, seaIers;
crocks; cooking' utensils, garden tools
and many artieles, too „numerous to
mention`.' ; Also,, if not sold =previous
to clay of sale, a seven -roomed. frame
house, in good repair- Sun room at-
tached, good stone -cellar, town water*,,
7/4 acre :of land with fruit trees.
T'erm's: ori household effects, cash,
On reat,estate, 10.;per cent,' :on'day.a
sale, balance in 15 days,
MrbongIrn
Proprietress. H
Auc-
tioneer. 72-3.
JOHNS(
THE
4 piece Toilet: Set . gP,,00
[42desert Cups only , •••:•60c
%
dozen .Cups and Saucer ..35e
1/..; doze,n. `plates ,,800
1 Doz.!' Cloverleaf Cup, ,Saucers: 52.60
3 Don Jai Rubbers . ,25c
'0l'
�i lid
Phone $
The Washer that turns the clothes over and o er with a
powerful Vacuum Plungerand which forces• h.oth Air
Water
through and through the clothes, which is the modern method
of washing, for Sale by 1_
11a ,V
ENNERi Clinton
Electrician
Phone 151w
`hat's What min read)
Made with
the finest ingredients, r
� �Poerl
blended, assures properly
,,. y�� "of getting a won-
derful loaf. TRY JT -9• -Your Grocer has ,
it, or we will deliver' -it to
your door
fresh daily.
�a J. BROWN &
BAITER AND CONFECTIONER Phone 1
We .•tug and Pag Cash
EGG:
All eggs ,purchased areai
p d for
accor(n Cover ae
nt grades,Coue and,see yours classified.
We make is special arrangement with,all farmers Who desire to co
operate in marketing, and will supply individual cases.
- POULTRY; -
All our poultry is'.bou ht alive t •
g o on a graded . and gnaIity
basis.
11 ' you want to make your - poultry :plant pay as it
,• should, consult us about the breeds that are most profitable. ,We
are here to serve you,
'One of the ,biggest drawbacks to the poultry industry lies with they
producer. Let us -explain our new effort to overeome'this.
' G 'JNN LANGLOIS Si CO. LIMITED, MONTREAL, QUEBEC.
Write, phone or. call at cur Clinton office,
N. W. Tie artha, Manage Clinton ranch
Day Phone 190 •
- N'
Phone ig. n 214
W
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We are again buying grain for ' shipping ,• "
Will be loading saritl
g s`of wheat FridayandSaturday • of this
week and Also next weel
A car of feed Barleyy will be loaded next week. Get
our.
• prices before selling.
' • O NKINS 82
`Office Phone 199 Nigh£ 1,41 and 129 ; r
n
H.e VENNE
` Electrician
�
E e
l ckrie Pan is Fixtures,
p
Bulbs, s, Irors, Farssa;rd
•other
Appliances
•',
`Wir'in d
g .. acr ,JRet3aa's. PIiE9i3,e. fs, Tiev:.
STRA`YE'D•
'
Strayed' from: lot 21, 1, egii'. 5, Stanley,
about"the'lst .ofAugust, a roan d
horned steer. Finder please notify
Beattie Bros), Varna. 72-2
Cattle ,'
le I"o
i. Sale
The t -u
ndersigned has for s I
ae a
splendid bunch of 21 2 -year-old steers
5 Pelled' Angus; 6 Herefords and the
ba0a`
ace Du z •
hams
..Lot '
39, conges-
sion,o;; Goderieh township'. ' "Percy
Weao
t na L',
y .
L fi
eld. "
72-tf ,
Scot
ash a.
als
r
lannele
rte Blankets, large 90
• per pair
e
64'inpch•Flamiels,arYd good colors r
1.�
Q
1 'K
Silo 15illi
ng ,
The t •si
-tt ade
sed is
} g open p engage -
me
merit's s at silo filling. •Gasoline out -
,fit'. . C, R,, ,holland, R:' R, No. 4,
Paten. Plicate 15 on 607: 72-4-p
- ' ` Bazaar -
Under theiauspices of 'the W.M S.,
of the' Ontario:Street chivelee-will be
held in'the townhaIl on the afternoon
of October -3rd, It will`open at 2:30.
Fancy work of : all kind
-9,. home made
baking' and 'candy, vegetables, etc„
will be 'sold: Afternoon'' tea will he
served, 72-2
Music Lessons
14TissJean Mclliurnhie ,A;C.A,al-
is prepared l p d to take both senior
'and •
junior pupils in piano, also junior pu-
pils, in thea. and r
Y harmony.' Applyon
at rosideree King street, Clinton.,
Phone 154 , 71 -ti.
eO Fingering Yarn _,
per -10 1.20`
Wheeling'
lin 'Yarn
pern
lb.
.Old
Men's n Work '
Boots.
s,
at
$3.00, $3.50 and $4,25
2en's All' Wool Sweater
Coats, ,each
Men's Overalls
Pei.'" pair $1,90, $2.50, and; 52.75
iD
2. C
0
T "LI PIIONil 63
Uottl ands 0Ir1 ' Stand
f
are
B 771;
118T4
of all Mods,
f.JU NAMED, STORE"
it
ling, Lubricating, Paintiai;, •eke.
Also on Elephant White Lead and Paints
ome in andet our g � prices if you wish to save money
Boys s e mto for your Bicycle Ke�airs<-
l We carry allparts an.
make all repairs to'all wheels
Our Wolk Guaranteed
We are headquarters for.
Plow :Points and Soles; all kinds
Special prices on two, and three. Burner Oil Stoves .
Bird aril Sons Pariod'Roofing and Shingles at prices lower
• than for years past
: ,Clinton.
Flo�ar
ells
North Star (Pure Manitoba) ..$4,00'
l(faple rtLenf .(Blend) ,...$3.20
-Snow Flalie (Pastry) ,. :.$3.60
500 lb. lots 20c.. per.cwt, less,
We have a quantity of our own.
make of Bran and Shorts. 1
Bran, per ;cwt. •,$1.40
Shorts, per cwt, • $1,50
We pay the highest prices : for
wihept. Get our prices before *selling.
72-1,
Cly DMI Tllc
Mr. Farmer ! Draining 's very
important. Yoti cannot •afford to
farm without draining.. ,
When you drain, use good clay tile
—fog sale by Thos." McKenzie, Clin-
ton, or delivered: direct' to' ypu by
:Ruggles' Lemke.; . .,
We solicit your trade, either 'through
Mr. McKenzie, our agent at Clinton,.
or direct with us,
W. M.
c
S oat �cafor
P illi.
Phone 136-r-2, Seafoeth Central. 74)-3
- For Sale
The HohnessviUe Cheese Factory.
Good 'brick building. Apply to Jas.
Connolly,Godericli. 71-4-p,
Rouse For Sale
Frani° house on Joseph street, in
good repair. r.
6 rooms, geed Cellar,
verandah, town.water in house« ?.i
acre of. ,garden with fruit trees and
small fruits. Apply on premises to
Mrs, B. Cole, or to W. Brydone,
71-4.p.
Seed Wheatland Plums For Sale -
A quantity„of 0.A.C. No, 104 Pall
Wheat, also Dawson Golden Chafe,' two
leading varieties, clean and suitable
for seed. Alsp'several varieties of
plums. Apply tp Loren' Tyndall, R.
R. No. 4, Phone 11-686, Clinton-Cen-
tral,
linton-Central. 71-2-p.
For Sale
The administrators of the estate of
William Doherty, deceased, offer for
sale his Tate. residence and the ad-
joining lands, (25 acres more or -less),
on which are erected substantial end
well-equipped +bu,ildings. Apply to
J. E. Doherty on the premises, or to
W. Brydene, solicitor for the.estate.
70-t1.
For Sale
The former Jeyner property.. rive -
roomed cottage with large snnaroom.
Electric light and town, water in
house. -3 acres of good laird .and all
kinds of fruit trees«' .,Will be solea
reasonably. Apply to Mrs. McCal-
lum, Commercial Inn, Clinton. 63-11,
House for Sale
j( Brick' -hopse -on Princese street,
7 roams and t . summer litcilen, town
'water, also soft water in kitchen, ce-
Ment easement, feepaee, eleetrie light,
acre garden, writhe .emall fruits;
Stable. ,Apply to Miss Mabel -Rath-
well, Varna.. Phone 83-606, Clinton
central, , . , '02-12
For, Sale
The attractive andf ea '
b utifuIl
Y
Io=
sated
property belo'
`m
to
C. D
Bou
ek situated ,on
igh
street
Clin-
ton,
The house
has a beautiful out-
look, imposing in architectural
ap-
pearancewalls 13 anch solid
Mick,
rooms large. Two marble fire -places
in den and parlor, hot andteold;wa-
ter, cement soft -water cistern in
eel -
tar, eleetrie1ig1is'two ver.
andahs
and sun perch, two stairways,
P , w ys,
cellar under whole' house, cement floor
hot-air heating. Lot 75 ft. frontage,'
double depth facing on High street
and Townsend, Fruit trees, garden
and small fruits.
A bargain for quick sate. ,Write
C. D. Houck 43 StandislaAve., Tor
onto, Ont. 69-tf
Rouse For Sale
Connfortable frame house on North
street, half acre of ground. All
kinds of fruit. Small stable, town
water in 'house. Robert P. Fisher,
27-1f.
Ayj
,
e 1RcA
SH
SON"�1
i Clot,
es Cleaned and I!leeseed
Clothes Clea
nedt'pressed �':aud, re%
VAR
NA
par
ed
Woolen
geode dry ei
en
od
Room's. over Heard's barber aho
p.
2 2.. W. J..1'ago.
COAL
We have a supply of Furnaee, Stove,
Nut and Soft. Also some good dry
slabs.' Leave orders at residence,
E. WARD
Phone `155. Huron Street.
Agents ,Wanted
The careful attention to.our
customers' orders and the splen-
did stock supplied for years past
warrants ars in having a repre-
sentative or two in this county.
Liberal Commissons, Free Out-
fit. Write at onee for Exclusive
Territory, •
TROS. W. BOWMAN & SON
COMPANY ci
RIDGEVILLE, ONT.
STAR NURSERIES. 60-13
0
House For Sale 's
Cottage on Huron street, roomy and
in good repair, Ile acre of garden.
Small barn on place, Possession at
once. Also a buggy and mitten* ibex,
Happy Thought range and a sliding
bed couch for sale.• Apply to Miss
B- Cantelon, Rattenbury street. 89-11,
Singer Sewing Machines
Family, Electric and D.' R. Styles.
Also some secondhand machines,
good :as new, Old machines taken
as part payment. Easy terns. It
will pay you to look these over before
buying elsewhere. Repairing : aad
Parts forall makes of'niaehines.
Earl Steen. Jan. .1, 1924
AUCTIONEER
goner Graduate Carey Jones' Na.
tonal School of Auctioneoring, Chi
sago. Special course takon'fii Pare
Bred Live Stork, R'eal'Estate,ate Mer-
chandise O A
nd P
arm Sales. es,
'
.,R stn
keeping P g with Prevailing market. Sat- -
isfaction assured. Write or wire,
Oscar I'lopp,.ZurIch, Ont. Phone 18-
98.. ••-~88-tt-1923
COAL
NUT. STOVE & EGG ' 1
• . ALWAYS ON :HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
R. J. MILLER'
Orders taken at residence; Phone 11!
Flour and
Feed
.Dave quantity gf Bran, Shorts and.
Screenings on hand and expect car-
load lst of August, Feeds are -advanc-
ing daily, now is the ;time to lay in .
.Year ' requirements till new grain can
be threshed. ,Also Flour, have
agency for Snow -Drift Flour this
flour has (beeri•. giving. exceptional
satisfaetion try it once if not satis-
factory after your first bakingg bring
basic xoinainder and will give you any
other variety in its place.
TWINE:
Rave, Gold Medal and Gilt,` Edge
Twines in stook either in 5 Ili. or 8
ib. balls,
ROOFING
Carry a coinplete line of Toronto
Asphalt Roofing. The quality Roof-
ing with a guarantee against cutIing, "-
flapping o,r turning up. In over four
Years
agency c
Yfor this
in rbo
f
had no dissatisfied customers, have
J. A. FORD. & SON
, Phone 123 1`
Flour and Feed Merchants and
•
Grain' n vers'
Bu
. i
CREAM 74'A.NTEL)9
it8
The
demand
for '
r oa r butter is •
,..creasing,
To su I
PP Y this demand we re9bTalio
more cream. •
We request `you, to ship na
cream. A yona
We guarantee you the,. Highest
igheas
Market Prices, ,aecurato testa and •
prompt seuvico. •
Our firmi13 lenown to you and needs
no furtbbr recommend.
We ay all e rese
P, �P cliargea,fern-
isle cream Cabo' and pay twice vole.
month,
Write'-:fforr +*nal- aad✓ .•Tarth•r inform*
tion to the
Thi smAnmenat CREAlitRalr, tea,
a a A i ; APAP, ,tai