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' ng §p0s, 4N,Q laes Mo ,44 - . , ` ; , , I � .�� 11 -1 � 1 "ilp", ., I , % 1* �y a I , CV- RW -11 - ��Ml � 1 . p I I " t' + , .� ".., . t .. y-1 14g, A Qres,s, WA " 'has -p 0 V . 11 A.- t"', !!; Ji -11 V-44,tion, Toronto, this W, d- 1 4 �- -, '.V.Tea,dby Thomas Uorrils. tor need tp., When be' ,#� . 11 '. ML� �t�: . , ;q4 We equal '.pW,k., q.. d� : *4 �p: '. q V" ", .,,� . . - . , -o . I ... ;.il. : 11'-."11�1", , vi� -t6 T, " . I , , prize in the -car 1ot cowpetir "Deat Vvxje: It is with much regret . eli�pbaU�t, has, alre�a.dy bad 'his longer than ftA .. I I I . . � 'Jqngq0 ,1,1�11�t � .- P-encft� ,411fV, �, �, � , .. 11 "I. �' .,; ,0 � `-;� -!� 11 I � . -tiou for seleet bacon begs and 90urth learned of your resilin.a. -money's. worth. It is, not their size, of the'thickftes qf'�"*!., slim eaodlt�.� - , 1. . , �� opat We Uve: . � I 1� ,',�� ,, I . I , -, , ,� I I" - , 'i - .� .1 . tion for bW U -. as orgardist of 1,144t CbJumban ,alo A00 '. r ; � �;, 116a., . ,�, "k,"', �! �;, � I . I I fi. . I � .. ,2?1,::. � � ," . !�Z.'�,�,,,�,�":, ". I , IN qn� _po that makes elephants, so, sin, Over two, $gd of - A0114 44000 , � � � , I . . ,,,, �?, 1% , , ,, I % IM A ", b, * n, p rem., . - Q*p, circus fea- for a couple- of vexits,14: ' ' I I , IN 1":1 " It ta4es -good stock tO 6uie You have held this positio . I , J,eP , , .. I - . 15.1� � " i � , I ,cher, lambs. _ laxly, the 0i i'' �. 4. . . ill,., . , i� , e ,. .? �i�,�, I I �i,.� " , 1�111 1 Weil ad a mbuntailnog lubber - COT' andy An4,,corA.,,'Toc.k Are both! :, I .1 ...... , .� I , , .. 1-N.111, if , r reach the money at the C. N. 14. � I and faithfully for ten y ..§, b y. sea" U e , , , �, .. -111, . .. I'll, :�, . I ;: ... .. , '"' P I , : I , , ��, , I I -the p . I .�� , . � - - , i I �,�":" . , " 4 as ea y t It For . thw- for a4p. , 1�,�,:�",:.�' both the pastor and e -bile of the elephant. lie was unique, but 0 W 5 , Q ma V, mer t . 'ai, " .�,�, 111.1,�1'1, .... .0. '.� . , . parish -have considered themselves not elephants, "Ble, won't lwlt," I' one pound grallmlit0d';.. sugar, two I " 1. .. . ��, , ., . - . . I I li, , I ,.A, � . 11 .. .,,� - . � I '.. .',k � I �;, . � ,,,, � '. I fortunate to have so gifted an orgaw. heard the man in front of m# say. ounces Ixut*i, one-baw"gup water, 1% . - . I I ,�. .. . , . . I 'r, VN'. k � '. �..� I � . I I . � - , f V,T. It � . ,,.,,iv�,.t?� .i I I . I. HiBBERT ist to �Iay -and sin for all their . 'It is curious how the circus and pints popped -r I I. 11-1- I 1. 11 -.1 - �, .� .... I , : I --- � , 11 . . -ig . . .,oix.'� Put the a, u0st . , � 15 � I I - - "I . '. ;41470' ) �W � church services. You hw.e worked thethings.of thecircus do last. Nero water and 'bitter into a saucepan. . 11`;.1-".,V ;7. v -� I �. A "' � , 1, . - 'A . � ,: ''." "'. , , --'It- ,-5 ' I "�:%`ils: J ".". �.,. I � , Rii,�A , I 'Death ol Mrs. Andrew Xel,Qlan' with and built up a choir to its pres-�, had Numidian lions exhibited. in cages Heat until a. tenlper.'at Tel Of 240de- . . I I , -, , I'll �� 1 . . . 'Mrs. Andrew MdLellanj a wV11 knovm Ant membership of twenty-four, train- 'as well as out e4nong the Christian grees Fahrenheit is reached, then add "I .. . , I - �� I. - �� , ---------- I �� Ipl'equipoe4 -t�-,*O�u y,ym -,,,.,,,, C, '�, , 19, .. and deservedly Tespeot4d, resident of - , . � , . , , �ppl ` P 0 ��, I.. ing them to ,sino theF Mass anid Bene� slaves, (And, elephants paraded, in the popped earn. Cool and stir for a , I -r ", I , -e*, . � ; . . . j, , - I . : : �, " V �,�, �1`1� , - , , , I.. I .,r,,� ; I Mi � � m 7 ; I A,,� . i . � I . I A -11, . '! �, this* township, passed away at h�ar diction. Not for this -alone will you the circus of ancient times.) To -day, few minutes. D�rop.:fgow a teaspoon I �.. .." � I I 11 -,'J. � ,I., , ,12,,�,,,,�,.-P. , �..., Imme, on the si - xth concessionon Mon "'P I . . � 1'i4 � +' ,`?`.�*�,,�,J' - , . . I . . " A. � , I . ,1,,��,-I;e;.� . . .... �,�., "I � "A' " 'be mAs-sed, but also at all our social most of the trained lions exhibited in on to a buttered tin. ,' . . I ' 'it a -, I , - I . I need in job prm'flug �it A.,, 11 .. . '�,��i��`.";,,.' 4ay in her 54th year. ' [though Mrs. functions and in our Literary,Society, this 'country, were born in captiiity. Popcorn RocIL . . . I . . .. I , . .1 11 -1 , i, I , �, ., ': 1,";r,�, IAN � , , - - ,alth far WheT I . . � . 4. i � I,, .,�1,1�,;�7,�.1,�i'.-.',�;�",�1.9 � WeLellan bad, been in poor he . 0 you gladly - and willingly. took Caged, from birth they have; had no . ., . .: . ,1 I I i I � , , Popcorn rock calls for one, p9und - , 1� I k '' � �`.��?, I.... 1-T. .0 . 0411 ,. �. :;:� , ."- � 11 some years, her'death came with al - . I I I th , . .r$ � k .1 I - some part. Wo hav6 gat'hered here taste of liberty, no contact with man granulated su . at will , , , . .. 4,".", 1 1 _S 41 ,,ar, two., ounces butter, . . .compare , � ,,; -, �, � -most startling suddenness, and carg. a this evening to bid you farewell axid except as feeder and master, ano are one-half cup water,. 1 % -pints of pop. . . . . . .� :3'� - - � ` I � �;�.`,"yl# . . I . -'� �"� 1�ffl I . 1 4 �� '. .1, .1 . - ,. gloom over the entire section. - For to present you with this ,little gift as far less difficult- to handle than tigers ped corn, a pinch of cream of -tar- . . ,�:. � r, w:, , " EWI�l I � - . ith any other.. , - , --- ��U ,�,q , -tvo weeks previous to her death she a slight token",of The affection and or leopards. . . vd . V., M ,I r .1 � .. . ... .. . v.4, . � tar. . . . . . . . . . . . . ,,� . . � '-�., - �� ) 1had been fvisiting "her 'father, in Eg' esteem in which you are held by your ! The hardest animals to'train are (Put the sugar, butt6r, cream of tar- . . . . : ,,�`,I 2 ii, , .. . .1 ---7 9 % snonolville, returning to be -s home on fri ds here. You carry with you the nbt the. most ferocious but those that tar and ,*ater into a i;aucepan and . � I I , .!, . , ill .1 . , , �,�' '�,.�, � Do not stir or . I . . �. ",.,.Z� I Sunda�, And the following ,morning beat wishes of the membeirs of the St. are stupid. Camels, for installice, and bring to the boil. Merchants, by buying their Jet.,. " ; . ing point I I . *,��%. she passea -away. The deceased was Columban Aoir and we ho at illamas, zebras and hyenas. Couvtney shake the pan after the boil 1� do I . .. I .. .. ,� I 2 0 th ��,.V,i 'T., - youngest daughter of Mr. Jose -ph . p . - I I . ; , .Ili X-111 �� % I.. W, , . .11 " � � I the may be . i�l 3 � �'* 1:111, _ .wherever you are your life RileyCooper tell's about a U. !S. is reached. Add the popped corn and- terheads, en*elopes, - t' ' I ,.,:M,� , '. Atkinson, of D . . 1�- . I - � '. ., 4gmondville, and was , ags, label% .". -k'r, , �1� � I .... : 11 lled. with sunshine and bappmess. ernment experiment of crossing continue boiling � untal the tempera- � 1 7 '. . -1. `1. i � k, ,I . XTI � . . . : .. ... ;, ., 6-4 �144 1 .. 'borfiAn Tuckersmith township in the ,§jgQd by members of St. olumbala can -zebras with ,Colorado -burros. The ture is 325 degrees Fahrenheit. Drop , 1. I �; . ,::: � �. 1,;O� I : ... "311y.,-'�.,', . ' W'. , ,� ... , , .4 . " .... . .� ... , ,'. " ,�- ,� , , , 3reaT, 18117. In 1897 she was united (;ihoiT. The presentation was made groduet was called a hyney and."was the mixture in -,-teas o uls on an. y.?Vi . , .,,,,,`, . ,, po 1�f forms, blotters�l counter -check, ' I.. , :,i "..;T,:7,"p�11�,".�111 . -Nngrriage to MT.'Andrew MeLellan, of by -Wisp, Agnes Delaney. Was Flan- probably al useless an animal as ev- oiled or buttered-ths without stirring' I .. . �� ... � .... . r,V . . . �,!�I. , - � `1� " , �� , 4 .... '. ,", . , 1�1; . . . . . . ,�`�.'t ,;� - - . I,, . .�:;" . �; !,;,i" ,N'i� ... ,, �a sine ma e er me nary thanked the choir in a very fit- er, lived. Five were painstakingly or mixing the toffee. . . ' ' .. V. :�i �F,. A, I , r ,. 1 4 . . ,,,,;.�,,o: � -,. , . I I... - . I I . .. 1. "', '. . ;,,p. ; 11��. � ., I., ' "" t *'ship. 8sides her hus- - . er, 4ter 1. .,i,-,- -10,: ting mann 41�1 in, ' ' Which Rev. Father trained, but . their docile rehg4rsals Butterscotch most cooks know bow ' , books, and bi " . -111� C�,. ", . HS. from us, are en- .. �, llt ��f,-�' "11, I - an , §16' is survived by a family of , I., . , , 11 ; ,, L �:., , � ... � , � " , d I .. ,4. k ,-:'e.., ", 11, 11 ,," ,. I Z , . wo � s s and one,dAughter, Harold, DintzeT spoke in a very nice manner. bore no relation to the way they acte to make and most of them -Will try � I . . , -,,.,,�:-', I , di, , , , ��, .I- . , 4 1 John L. Walone was chairman. After before audiences. They were not su]i- their hand at peppermint toffee, bar- . '. � , �,.4 , . I'll. A 11�� , ., , '' ,� ��., I , � I I `1:1 I " gr lunch vias .served and, posed to burst out of the tent and ley sugar and almond rocks. "But- � . .. - - t,h,. pro amme, . � � " '-�.,�'. ,,,��,, .of Regin�; Mrs. Buckingham, of Ham . abled to keep - their money in , 11,�! " iltoii, atid Allan,',at hoi4e to all . 1. . � :;,,,��, ,l, , �..,,.��,,,�11'� �� . . . 111.,�., ; � �. . � I . "",t, 1, . I , v of ihe, remainder of the, evening war- run up damage suits, for the circus all tered,1 almonds are not quite. SG ea ��;",� ", g ' ' , �, � � 1, -who' the sym f Sy, . � ".",V � , ... ,1,43, m . p,athy of the whole-com- spent in dan I . ; � , - ;.�,� ,�, s billing had to the - 4 -the . I % . . . . . . . . . 1�111 I * . cing. over town. The circu and perhaps you'bad better leave to _ , . . ", �,'. ,P, I.. - ..., �4e' . , , , , � , nity goes out in their . I . -!,.i .. I In , 1. I . � I. :��:,4�i -9 af be changed and the new annowice- the confectioner, the'malcing of bull's - , �,�, o� , , I Miu time o - . town, where it will do , . - . . . . 1� , � - � L� , ��, ' ; irg , ,,�, i, I -fliction. The funeral will be beld / , - . I ments, -read: "The. Five U. S. Govern- eyes. You see, great speed and dex- I I . 1��!, . .�, . - - I , ,� %` 11 S!�4vll , : � . , 1� . ...4:�,� , . . . ,� 1; I-- ,L� ,:; . ,�.�, .. 1, '� , �-, V , Irom her late home on Thursday af- .. ment'Hyneys Will Proceed To Do As terity are necessary in the manage- . . . i" . . ..�, . I -1- . - I "%,i.�, , -ternogn when ,the'services will be con- . THE CIRCUS mosf. good . . . Let us quote, ': I � ,"�, . I I They Pleasel"` he portions -that make up . 1-111,,,,��, " , , "'; . � � . 1 �'4',,. Zadtea by Rev. R. C.� Rogers, of, Crom- I � I " I . .I ,',, ,� I.", � rt"Inf�rnient will & As an institution without records One -might say that the human ele- the individual candies, for if either I rl,".,�., - �,11 'i"'. , " I made in � � � - 11 - .!...., I , " in Dortion becomes too h . , - -.. 11 ',�� . , I the, circus is unique. ,It carries its ment of the circus, too., is born i a:rd a pr�per ' I 11 ,�. I 1�., . i, " . � .� , I Zy I you a price on your nextorder. - , -1,.:1`t. �,,' ".Nafijailid-bank Cemetery. ' I . . .. . . .. ,,, I . . . . history within itself and all we can captivity. They are, recruited largely blending cannot -be Secured. I . . I � -�- , V , 1; - .. ,� . ... "Pi. , -0 learn of its beginnings is summed up from within, children taking parents' I � I n'. 4, .;,, ... "If. . �' 11-1 .Toffee Apples. ' . . ... . � I- � � � .. � �'� :11.� ' � . on th'at the grand places, brides learning their hus- .-Housewives .like a few cinnamon . . . .1 : - . N'4 I . il I .., I in -the observati I . : - .1 �. , As"f" I . .;. � ,,, . . I I ,�,4��I. 1 I . ,� I ..,.�*�, ... ; . . DUBLIN finale of the Greatest Show on Earth baholps professions. It is not only the drops on occasion to give a spicy � EVERYTHINGIN PRINTING 1: � �; ' � 11 I . is" chariot race. The only two cir- Numidian lions that persist, nor the taste� to baked apples, and the chil- I I I.. " � -.1i.] l . . , . . � . � � 4 I . I . � , I Mr. and Mrs. William Curtin- and eus -owners generally known to the types of acts, but event the individuals, dren -have a special fancy f or toffee , ��, . 5 �111 N � I . 1-�,, 1. � ., ... 'k i -Mr. and Mrs. Peter Matthews mot6T- world aTe Nero and Phineas T. Barn- The clown, however, has changed, a : , ..", pples. T% make the latter add to . .1w '' � I to spend Sunday with um. , And Barnum, who wrote so Hie used to be a star. and sometimes ane -half pound granulated sugar, two r1r7 0 , I " L . "', 1, . �ied to Galt * I I I "' 1. 11riends. " - many autobiographies, left no record earned more than the President of the ounces of butter and one tEkblespoon- I . 'I, . � .,. ,, 71-V If I . rt i'i . A large -number from the village at- of what elements of gladiatorial com- United States. Robert -Sherwood, ful of vinegar. Boil in a saucepan 1 ne Huronv ExPoswor ,, 'A '', . �" ..� ,kended the funeral of Margaret Drake bat, ,of ritual, of racing, of pageantry 'Mareelise, Toto -there is a faint until it 'threads.' Stick small ., I . . . . . I.:, � �! � . ,� I - , d uongleury he had filtered down to nostalgia about their names. They skewers in red apples and dip in the . . . . .�-,�.,,, .1� ,�held at Staffs, on Sunday ,afternoon. -in _ . I I ! have left no successors. Europe still toff ee. Place. on a slab to cool and WLEAN BROS., PUBLISHER'S ' I . I .,,.-,'I � Mr, Lorne Cronin, of Detroit, spent! make a ci-rcus. � . . � ' . I y will give you 6 ! I . . '�, Sunda' with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Somewhere there is a fleeting refer- cherishes the delicacy of pantomine, set -if the youngsters � I � � . I : 1 1. Zames Gronin. . ,nee to Wasibington's attendance at but in our enormous tents the only time for them to get cooll � �� "I I I I . Mr. .. Rooney and, Mis4 Roonev. of the first circus to be exhibited on this way for is by I I I I . I � ..; ' ' ' ' , � 1. � I -P A ;4-1k lvf� ti -e- and ere are equallv casual numbers and broader slapstick. Our -.0- I . . - . I ,..:, I I., -Unicago, sPen a e- -,vs W . con I — .� -.and Mrs. E. 9. Tvers4& references to travelling menageries circuses have become palaces, wi ' th BIRTHS I . Mi nd Mrs. 'Williff-M Cleary and and boat shows through the next 50 more giraffes, more spangles and more - I 1. �- -tal n Aiwwt Z.5th to I . - .M -�,,Carpenter TnOtOTed to ' the rs. M. yews. Vv7hen Barnum was 18, in 1828 noise. Instead of Pi,errots, we have �0 — a , G I Dr.' and Mrs. Frank Kohli, a Hespler, (nee � . . I 'Martyr's Shrine at Midland for the he was running it small store. Hi%,ladies riding in white buggies, With Annie Cameron), a daughter, Barbara Ann. --week end. . �. � . Mr. Peter Dill, of Detroit,' spert first humbug as he called it later on, white dogs running between the was Joice heth, an aged negro slave, white spokes of the wheels and white Holland. -In Scott Memorial Hospital, Sen- forth, on September Gth, to Mr. and Mrs. .'�Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mr2t. supposed to have been the nurse of doves flying about their large white J. J. Holland, of St. Columbah, a daughter. H.gen.-At St, Joseph's Hospital, London, on "ITIeter Dill. eorge -Washington.' He made $1.500 hats. We have the best of eveTy- ,August 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rag- . Mr. and Mrs. John Maloney and lit- ' a week elhibiting herr. Shortly he ac- thing, even of talent. Why there i,$ a . a daug 'en. . hter. Camobel-I.-In Stanley Township on Augast � Ale daughter, of Buffalo, were week "� ouired The Mermaid and The Woo lY trained seal somewhere about the 2,1st, to Mr. and Mrs. P. Campbell, a .,end visitors at the home of Mrs., T. Horse. Later be exhibited. a bard of country now that sings Rocked in tho dauvl�ter. �Jd , 'Maloney. . buff alo, the first Wild West'Show, and Cradle of the Deep in better key than - . — Mr. and Mrs. John Kenny and , the d&asion is an illustration of hi-, most basso profuridos. - . I �,Claver, of Detroit, were 'week end whole career. He advertised the ex- . DEATHS .visitors, with Mr. and Mrs. F. Kenny. hibition as free, but held it in Hobo- 40 . * I I 1�1 Borft, on September 3rd, to Mr. and ken and secretly bought the ferry . . 71h. Rhoda Atkinson, bLAloved wife of An- , -.Sfr�s. Dan Costello, a daughter. boat �oncessiop for the day. The -Buf- 'The serious crime of the country is ber 9th, Widliam. George Pethick. in his Mrs. Downey and littl6 daughter, falo were not a success but the ferry greater 0 -day than at any time dur- Justice s8th yeari . McLellan. -In Ribbert, on lilsoiifty, September -.Mary Mar jaret, are visiting friends * . boats were. ing the last sixty years. -Mr. , Pethick- In Seaforth. on Wednv6ay, Septem- I - -in Whitby.' ' . As Mr.- Werner points out in his MtCardie. . "Barnum," immense. travelli�g � ,drew' McLellan, .1. , I aged 54 years,. 3 months . Miss Helen Cronin has returned to an and 7 days. . �'Detroit. ' . show, combining all the elements of English garden expert is in error HaRan...-In Hay TownAhip on Sunday, Sept. f I Museum, menage when he says it is extremely difficult 6'.h, Anne Hagan. btloved wife of the late Jame3 Hagan, in her 8hth Year. , fit -0. . was not Barnum's own conception in to distinguish between weeds and I monteith.-In Usbarne, on August 31sk, Jane kk . � . WALTON 41 . I 187,0 when he first joined some other young plants. If it comes up again W. down, it's Miaer, widow of the Iatd Ro�-rt Monteith. in her 96th . 11 — showmen in' such a combination. after you cut it a weed. , year. eptember 28th, W. J. ' Clinton, on S Visitors in the village over the holi- ltil � C. Coup and Dan Costello bad simply Macon Telegraph. persuaded him to lend his name and idiller-In Millcr, aged 73 hears. . -day Included: Mr. and Mrs, Ritchie some financial support. When Costel- ,Germany needs twelve million more -101 : I.6 i's ' Drager and son Charles, with Mrs. C. , . D,rageill Miss Annie Ferguson,, of I lo and Coup left the show, tblere were bushels of wheat than she can pro- plenty of rivals to keep Barrinni.-Jump- duce this year. If Germany can keep FAIR NEXT WEEK GODERICH - ',.Seafort�, with Mrs, W. Nea-1; Miss ,. ii, of Brantford, and Miss j�ya ing. It was said that-onc'e the Barn- a secret, we don't mina whispering burned a Tailway bridge to that she can get that much in Canada. �Godericb Fair,,Septeniber 15 and 16, I , .Aileen . Florence 'Ryan, nurse -in -training in um crowd keep the rival Bailey show from com- ---�Stratf ord Beaco,n-Herald,. presents on Wednesday afternoon a five ra,ces-2-25 trot or l ,. � k. �St. Joseph's Ho-pital, London, with -,their Mr. Mrs.. JoseP'� .ng into town. When a baby elephant la . ' I program of pace, relay running pace, 2.15 trot or , parents, and 1 Ryan - -, r Kerr, .4Yr. " . , Mr. and Mrs. Pete t"', I was born in the Bailey s1low - the I . first born in captivity-4Barnum wir- .. Inquiry. -ee-. -old colt race, open run, and thi �ed`r Ron. T. L. . ,# . 4 � mnd Mrs. Neil Gillespie and son, all ed Bailey,an offer of $100,000 for the I - race, for goi Dd purses. Kennedy, Ontario Minister of Agricul- .of Toronto, with relative-,; Peter Mow- ' V reproduced the tele- In Kinsa �ity a garrulous patron infant. Baile: S I ir on Tuesday eve- t�re, opens the Fa ., )bray and Keith -Lamont, of Detroit, gram on the billtoards under the cap- of a luncheon asked Proprietor El_ -with Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Gardiner; tion, "What Barnum Thinks of the mar Franke: "Wha't would you do ning. , " ,$GoPlon Church and Melvin LaCombe I Baby Elephant." It was only in 1880 if someone beld you up? Would you -.0- : . -4 �iof Detroit, Mich., with Mrs. -C. Drager; that the two reached in agreement fig t?,, "No, Sir!" the proprietor re- h I . '-' I 'Levi Holm,es, ofFlint, Mich., with rel- reatest and Barnum and Bailey, The G plied, 0I'd put up my hands." Ob THRILLING AERIAL SHOW BY R. - mtives. Q1- - -- Earth came into existence. - .4 +1,. 'kative stranD-er "That's � a 0 * I I 11 I ... � P - , � Recent visitors out of town Includ- It was Bailey now Who dl�eamcd buge sensible. Stick 'am up!" and took $7 C. A. F. SISKIN FIGHILEMS " -ed: Mr. and Mrs. A. Sobier and dreams, put on the Nero spectacle, in from Elmear Franke. � , . ISpectators at the Air Pageant to be - . � ---.--.-- - � I " � Master Kenneth Sobier, in Hamilton which 1900, people appeared, and took * * * staged at the London Airport Septem- . . I ,;arld Simcoe; William Dundas with rel- the spectacle on I a four year tour of � . bar 12th, are pron-iised some of the . . atives in Toronto. .� I Europe. most thrilling aerial stunts ever dis- David Holmes of the 12th conce8- .Barnum died in 1891. Bailey last- . Napkins. played in Ontario, Comprehensive FARMS FOR SALE . Ision of ,,McKillop, is at present con- ed until'1906, and his widow sold out In Newark, N.J., William Muller, 21, pro . gram% have been arranged for the I I -11ned to, the -Scott Memorial Hospital to the ,Ringlings. In 19og the Ain,g- a Manhattan -,vaiter,'was apprehend- day that will pack each moment with -.. 'in Seaforth. His many friend.§ wish ling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey ed removing nickels froni'a telephone "goose flesh" thrills7. FOR SALE. -FOR SALE PART LOI �,bim a speedy recovery. - in I 0 W -i Ilrat chase" in FARM .1 Combined Shows opened in Mad 'son booth. William Mullew confessed he ,Co n en ing th a 28 and 29, Concession 8, McKillov, e*n- Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Bogen and Sol', Square Garden. Consider the presen rt taining 192 acres and known as the T. S. t had stuffed napkins in the coin -re- which every machine will take pa ' Hays farm. Must be sold 'to close the e,itat4 Donald, of Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. magnitude of this undertaking. From turn slots of 40 pay stations, had with. Capt. Pat Reid, tour leader, as if not sold .will be rented. For particulari .John McDonald, of Riverside, Ont., the Ringling route sheet for 1930 1 made regular rounds to pull out the the guiding star ih the follow -the- apply to J. M. GOVENLOCX, Executor. Sea - spent the week end renewing old ac- find ,..�hat between iMarch 27th and napkins, remove the accumulated leader stunt. From then on eventi forth- .. 3201�d ' .,quaintances in the village. October 10th they played two Per- c6ins. .� I �vill move rapidly with formation . I - . I formances a day on 182 days in 112 - flights by light and transport planes, ARM FOR SALE. -TO WIND UP THE 11 I -- towns. Among other things that.went . - . crazy, and inverted flying by some of F late William Rinn, :-he v I � . alu- I along as part,of the show were more . the most famous pilots in Canada, able"itartme Opfrtolieerly, consisting of 149 acres, . 11 I ST. COLUMAN than 1,600 people, 735 horses, five Old Fashioned Candy many of whom served in the air ser- more or leAs, in the Township of Hullett, Lot . herds of elephants, more than 10000 Vice Overseas. F,, Conc(--.sion 4. mui;t be sold. This is, a very MT. and Mrs. Tom Christopher and Popular de,irabie farm property, suitable for dairying . other animals, 10D double -length rail- Axiti-Aircraft Display. 'or mixed farming. with an ample supply of �baby returned to London after spend- road cars, a staff of doctors, lawyers, The gulf that sepdrates the hand- One of the stunts is performed by ,.vaer; also bank barn and go,od frame house , ing some time with -the, latter's par- dentists, co'bks, detectives and school s6me cab from the taxi is neither so Capt. Bernard Martin flying a Fair- in t4ond repair. A Portion of purchase Price , -r. and, Mrs. Mike Downey. teachers;,efor 60 circus, children travel wide n * - child Scout. In this -he acts the part may be left on mortgage. Apply to W. J. .. entg, 'M ie parish hall with the show. or so deep as that which di to attack McCULLY. Stratford, Ont, (Executor). I The dance given in tl . vides the candy store og a generation of an enemy airman about 'last Friday evening was a grand suc- During the Winter, at Saratoga, a ago from the elegant confiture store the. airport, but is repelled -by ainti- — ,cess. crew of SailinEikeTS use up $1-50,000 in >. The teachers have all returned to making a nevi ,big top every year. that has superseded it. In the eight- aircraft fire and shot &4n out ' of ARM FOR SALE. -LOT 11, CONCESSION their duties ainters and craftsmen ies and nineties the selling of candies control. Another event is a demon- F J, H.R.S., Tuckersmith, containing 100 their sellools, to resume - Blacksmiths, p side line, except to a few wo- stration of the evolution of transpor- acres of choice land, situated on countir road. -no And Joe en- re needed to refurbish was a IN s f0atberihe La of ,every kind a men who made a meagre living from tation staged by Major Geoff I% mijes south of the Prosperous Town of ! Seaforth, on C. N. R. RAilwaY; convdnient to Otertained a 'number of their friends old'material and construct new. The the children'Ef p�nnyworth. Now thou- 093rien. There will also be parachute . qchools, churches mind markets. This farm in las.t Sunday e�ening- clowns make most of their own props san.ds of expensive establi�;bments are jumping by -George Bennett, one 01 all underdrained, well fenced: aWut ' 2 acres 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Delaney and and the acrobats their own nets. - Canada's leading parachute experts, of choice fruit trees. The Boil is excellent . faffiily attended the reception Of There are no union bours, in a cir- devoted entirely to the cult of con And in a, .good state of cultivation and all I the Urstiline cus. To -day, however, the routine is fectionery and for' one variety of in the evening an aerial fireworks dis- ,111itable for the growth of alfaafa, no waste - their daughter, Mary, in sweetness in the old days there are play byone of the planes taking part and. The farm is well watered with two I C�onvent, bliatbam, last Wednesday'. easier because there are no longer Ing wous. also a flowing spring tn at least fifty now to delight the palate in the tour. never faili Presentation.- -A sociable time wars any arades " Mr. John" (last of the of the'y,pung and old. - Siskiii Fighters. the farm Yard; about 40 acres plowed and P i gl iven credit ready for a,pring seeding, also 12 acres of fall spent in the parish hall, ist. Colum- six R n in� brothers) is g Yet there are still many persons, The piece de resistance, of course, beat; remaindeir� Is seeded with alfalfa. The I ning, when for this break in tradition. The story the R. C. A. F. b' are first class. in T ban, on Wednesday eve grown-ups as well as children who will be. the display by uildings . reel -lent repair; . M F P kk and Is mod4rn in every re. , aTie lannery, recent organist, Was goe& that the parade bad to be cut I secret liking for the old- Siskin Fighters, flown by the crack tbe house is bri ' . preseutM'*ith a ten dollar gold piece out f one town at the ftst moment cherish ,4 gpect, beAted with furnace, bard and obft in fashioned candies. A man may re- pilots of the air fo-ree;,Squadvon Lead- water oa ow, a three-piece both room; rural . and pimge'.by the members Of the And the perforniance that afternoon member the 'house in. which be was er H. W. Hewson, Flight Lieut. Wil- telepb=e, also rural ina,fl. The ovitbuildbW . - 'h,,oiT. 'Tho adtlTess -was read in a fit- a that the born without being roused to ent'hus- lialm4 Riddell, Flying Officer R. C. consist of born 50x80 f ' be ne e . .c was such a financial succes eet with at& atiab- - '' ting mannerL by Tom Worris, which parade never marched again. , iasm by the memory. But recall to Hawtry, Flying Officer E. KcNib and ling under; 811 fbDora In 0a I ceinenit* th stabling has wgter system Installed. A good sbo"d 'the esteem in 'which the or- Elimination of the parad.6"bas not him the candies he used to munch Flying Officer Joseph, A. Gobeil. fraino driving obed, 24ic,48 feet; a 2-storer �. . , ganist wasr held. She held the pasi- meant the elimination of botgft. The from a papex.�ag in the days of his What won't be done by tke PilOtS- hen house l6x86 feet. A brick Pig pan wfth . - tiom for the past ten years fVeTk faith- mile"an,bour cement floors capable of houskii; abovit 40 Barnes circus people say that horses youth, and instantly his eyes gleam of these spee-dy little 200 pigs. The house, siAbles find barn have Hydro fully, and we wish, ,her ,every success increasingly important - and his mouth waters. ships, they throw t1qeir busses all over . are becoming installed. AnVene desiring a first class homo . ng. The even' and tractor have iak- Toffee apples and honey comb the sky in evolutions, both in forma- and ahoice farm should see thb. On fie nt . iTi 'her new undertakii Ttaining and The outomobile and put them mould are almost a legend to the tion and soloing, that brings the spec- of ill health I will sell' reasonable- BmIudes . ing.was spent inlente an horses off the fsrTm I am offering Lot 27. Oancesal es datting, afterwards fqllowed ,by & V. , 9. But present generation. A -cid sticks— tators stamping and shouting to, their the '"v acres choiceonind, . almost ,in the menagerie clhs Hibbert, consisiting Of 100 ... lfttle� speech given b� Rev. Vather ea acres . . tbailc- -almost any circus man will tell you long -sticks looking like rocks --am feet. Inverted flying and climbing at r,r, nem well u*derdrain '; 10 Maple 1)antzer. ,marta, Plannerythen that the backbone of the "OPTY" is another ,old-fashioned specialty. The the same time, rolls, half rolls, loops, busib, all seeded to grm 1. no waste -land. On . , -ed, the choir for such a wonderful I. I . th premises are a good bank barn 48x56 feet still tre elephant. The features on close Cushions and bull's eyes which spins, Immelmanns. end every tvnst a alk exceirlent well. The d frame hmae, I 1, -1 gift. the. poste,rs will -be the aarialigts, the we know"t.libivadays as (black and and turn that an exper:Kenced . air K"rm la situated about 5 noes from the pros- -Tb,, members of tho, 'St. CbluiAban or.the clowns. But back white Ariftd . caholies, used to,be tighter knows how in ordor to keep Verom; VWage of ,newall on the O.N.R, bne. � e'h*iT assembled at the parish ball ou eqPe�t ...... a irbug and dependable *!, �! �rft I h sugar sd that they his opponen* gun sightg 0if him will qt,.AVW of & mile ft%ow "bool aud wlle from m, pondc X made ' t , , I dlitireb. This farm has never been cravviid . [ay eveiiing, September 2ndi "I the picket line, of "bfillS." had a �� dth look about them, Then be done, . much and fis dyk exceUtint shape for oroWng . I - Wedn&d atfi'votah'se 1 A X . to bid fareweil to their organist, M.igg horse is supposed to' be Intelligent, tber6 iie brandy balls and ginger Tliese 1�6ylsi have establ%hiad 0. TOO- or vvfiiore� I WM. liel'i kho,ie farm tweam .1 cry, who has resigned -h Vock, raspberry drops latiolli for them"lVes ,thr��ugllout 0V ele0afttely to milt purchaser. ftr ftrthiol MOA6; Viami but a bull is almost human. Wate and almond, P17 to the rro*ietft, Seaftrth ` - - � - ber Tosltio�ftjaftet ten years of servic Z,' hint (or more likely her, for a "bull" and toffe6 cushion's. . .CaWA -and the United States. as the parOdallars AVI . ' 8 P ek 0 R. 4, or Vb&no 21 on iss, Seidorth. TAOS -4 ling wq� spent in Wial gatl P is, 1(bull"' rekar&'s f A in le- Also there is that vision of an- belaf 11yerft on -the continent ` & 89W6LtNGLA'W, PravdeWr- , qu "'6*61 11801-b . I A , solos , by Ifts. a . . . . - � 1, . Wititim. 0.6hainmg ox . , . I 1. I . . . , " � :., '- , � �' - . . I I I I I . . + . . . � . I .1k, ,!:�, �-�, - '� I . . . . . . . -U,4. , � ,�,� q-,-4�V,4 E., , . . . I . . . 1 .4 . . . 1 , , . . .. . , '44, . �'e , ;,,.!�. �, ., � " � ."'. 1.4- �., i . � I . . - - I I ,� I 11 " � Y, " !,.�, ) � I - I . I . . , . ; I I I'll, -, , . "N .�, . � . . + I , ;:"1W:*. ,'', . , .. ., ! , , ".. ,,, .!� , ,,& . :�,� - . , - , , �"";:. 1113411 ..�� + .. , F "., .. . , , � , , - , ,,I,j�, .'..,4 �,.A�,:,, I:A.�,��,,N�44, � � z;,��! -,�,,0� " -- .�� .. , �. , , ', Lt � :� 1`.� , , , '�'e, 11 11'-1.4 �� 1.*.'� , : ., �,� ', ... �, -1 ` '111. 1, .. I � . I ,., &. k`.�,"� , ��Iltalx 4�i , � I I krt . I I '1,� ". ! . .. 1:4,,A..!!,:;�.-., , -: �,: �, . . , ", 1. ;, � ';, .1 �.' " 'I-' b. "' %:4�% .. ... . .. � ��:`�L.-!";.-'4'�.',- ' L I , �. ,:: , %,� :!"No&,,p.A�, �,�,�.�01: &,,,:1444A.,."�'t� - " .4, 1 _�'.,,�"",� ',: ' .,��,'�k4'�'_'�," , .. .. I . "'j, t - t6:--;� ill — - -- FARM FOR SALE - ARM FOR SALE.-LdDT 4, CONCESSION 1, Hay, 1 mile north of Exeter on No. 4. Highway, containing 100 acres. Oh the prem- ises are a two storey new brick house, one bank barn, one frame barn, new hen . how N three never -failing wells; well fenced with wire and in excellent shape of cultivation. Twenty minutes walk from High School and 11 equipped with Hydro, and will be sold with r without crop. Apply on the premises or address JOHN CALDWELL, R. R. NO. a, Exeter. 8818-tf - . - - I NOTICE'. . � . I I am opening a shoe- rep -airing shop rmr cupied by D. Fountain. All lines of Shoe repair- ing done neatly and, promptly, and at very modest prices. .. �, I J. S. BARRY , 3326-tf . — -- -- .. . Notice to the Public Mr. T. W. Nichols, of London, has been appointed an agent of The Huron Expositor, and is authorized to solicit sub- scriptions and to collect ac- counts owing this office.' ., McLEAN .BROS., Publishers. %, 9 I - . -- I . Mort�age Sale OF CHOICE FA!ZM IN THE TO . WN - SHIP OF McKILLOP Under and by virtue of'the powers'dr s�le contained in an Indenture of Mort4rage which will be produced on the day of sale, there ' will be offered for male by public auction, bY George H. Elliott, Au,ctioneer, oA the premise -q on Saturday, 26th (lay of September, 1931, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. the following lands and rwernises. namely: . All and simu]Rr that cerfain parcel or tract of land and prcmis� situate, lying and being in the Town.4hip of Mcl<Blop, In the County of Huron and Province of Ontario, and being oompoged of the East half of Lot Number' Twelve t12) in the Third Concession of the ,aid Townohip of McKillw, containing by admf,tLsurcnient fifty acre�A of land, be the Aame more or 4e.". There are erected on the *nid lands a frame house in excellent condition. a large frame barn with stone foundatiou and rtabliing. The lards are well fenced and drained and water k supplieil by a good well. . TERMS OF SALE—Ten per cent, in cash on the d,ay or sa3e and the balance without interest in thirty dayi thereafter. The pur- chaser will be required to sign tin agreement to complete the sade. . Further conditions of sale will be made known on the day of the sale and. may be had in the meantime from the undersigned. Dated this 3rd clay of SepternVer. 1931. JOHN J. HUGGARD, Seaforth, Ont., Ve-ndor's. Soljcitor. or George H. Elliott, Auctioneer, Clinton Ont. I i3261 I I 0 .0 0. H. C. BOX 10 0. Fuskeral Director and 40 0 Licensed Embalmer 40 0, Beat Motor and, Horse; -drawn 40 0 equipment. 40 0 (Marges moderate. 4t! 0 Flowers furnished ou short 40 .1� notice� IQ � Co Nig�t Calls Day Calls �0 0. Phone 11t Phone 49 < co �c I — - . ----- � I .. � I ��, L I , I 11 ,, 1, � I . NOTICE TO CREDITORS -;� �%J� 1:i4 ,�, , . I ... . 11.1,11 - , . �;, I ,. . . THE BULK 'SALES .XCT � . I_ I.., ., I "", ::1,1, I , — . . NOTICE is hereby given that W. 3114rabAdl , �'t, , --- I ': :� - : . I Ill I . , Stewdrt, of the Town of Seaforth, in the , .. County of Huron, bas made a sale of Wo " Q L Food Room business carried on by him in tim I .'',� : I -, . said Town of Seaforth, -to 13. Smith, a -00 ;1 ... . .. .11 City of Windsor, in the Province of Ontari% . �. 11 . with the consent of the majority of the ere&- 1.11, . . , , . , I tors# who have appointed the undersigned . 1, i ! . , , . I -Trustee. Notice is hereby given that all exedii- . I . , ..P. � �.-. � I 11 tors of the said W. Marshall Stewart are re� . .. � . quired to Me their claimd'�verifled by affli- . . . I I davit, with the undersigned Trustee on or be- . 1 - 9'. - : fare the Ilth day of September� 1931. after., I , " .".. "',.. which date the Trustee will 'Proceed to 41106�' !��, tribute the proceeds of said sale amimg Ow "! , . parties entitled thereto. having regard onbr .:; � to the claims 'of which he shall then bave, . ,,L.(,, 1I . had. notice. . . �,! '-�o A. D. SUTHERLAND, Trustee. .. - . 8825-1 4 � . .... .. ,., . 1. I . . . - , I.. , .1 " ,�` , I . 1�1 . '.. � , . , "". ,'� I op . I I 0 11 .. 4> W. J. CLEARY, <> Z .. I 0 Licensed Embalmer and -0 11 ., I .1. f", �> Funeral Director 0 I 0 Up-to-date Horse and Motor <> "I �, �"::, <> Equipment. <> ,.� �> Night and Day Service. 0 .f- �> Phone 19-22, Dublin. 01 ..;% "I 0 -0 I 1 ... :1 <01 � I I . * I - 1. . I'll I . . I I ECONOMIZE ON FUEL, `T, . : I "I ,,, . N, ,j , .. � . ":� I . . I �'. � � . Choice dry hardwood per ebTct, " ' I I �.: I .,� . , � - $4.50; -Choice dry soft wood, split i - to stove pize, $3.5o per cord, de- .' ::,41 livered. On quantities of three I... cord.or more, 25C less per cord. ... .jj. W. N. Sproat ' . . ..., , ., �,:Ip . ., � ... .. I I .Phone 136-2 4, SEAFORTH . . . . - ', .1 . I I I .. 1114. I . - . - -- . THE JOHNIZANKIN AGENCY Bonds, -Real Estate, - Money to Loan � I. Phone 91 , - I . I . ;� : , 1�1 I " 1. " �:',I,'��,,,i�,.,�', . , i. , , 2, 0 - . . �v .,,,�%' ., 'w �) I t " , *'., ..,. �,�. .." , � . .1 . -1�,�..",.",",�i-I.Iii,�,�,.�l-. � ..... I 11 " ;�, . . FALL FAIR- DATES . '� . � ;, . 1 . Dates of Seaforth and district -fall ;., , , ", fairs are as follows: 4 I - .1i". ..� , Allsa Craig ........ Sept. 24 and 25 . ,I I . Atwood ............ Sept. 18 and 19P . . .1 . .... Bayfield .......... Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 1,�. 13lyth ............. Sept. 25 and 26 .. B ...... Oct. I and 2 t Dungannon .......... Oct. 8 and 9 '?, , Exeter ............. Sept. 15 and 16 . 1;... . I 11 , Harristpn ........... Sept. 24 and 25 � . ... ��' .1 Kincardine ......... Sept. 17 and 19 . � V I I Kinmount .......... Sept. 14 and 15 . , I Uistowel ............ Sept. 17 and 18 .1%, , "I" Londcri (Western Fair) Sept.- 14 to 10 01. . . - * Lucknow ........ ... Sept. 24 and 25 - � I 11 Mildmay ............ SepL 22 and 22 � ; - I:, Milverton .......... Sept. 24 and- M . 11,! Mitchell ............ Sept. 29 and 30 . �1� - New Tilaniburg ....... Sept. 18 and It I �,'!,�, '! I Ottawa (0en. Can.)..Aug. 24 and 2W I .20 I;" A I Palmerston ......... Sept. 18 . 1, Parkhill .............. oet. 6 and. 7, :11 ... I '. Ripley .............. Sept. 29 and 30 �. .", , U'. I ." � St. Marys ............. Oct. 8 and 0 1 " � I SE)AFORT11 ........ Sept, 24 and 25 1 :. 11, � . ,; . ..1, � . Stratford ... Sept. .21 0-W .,�,�., - - ;. � Toeswater . .: : ., , " : : : -, - Oct" 6 and 7 ... . I � . . . . Toronto (Can. Nat.� -, Aug. 28 tY I 11: � .., , septi. Is , ��4. . Wellesley ... * * , * , "Sept. U and" 16 v ., . ,,,, . 1, . ., Wingbam ........ - . -Oct, 9 and 10 ,.,-:��,o, � .... Sept. 24 t6 96 :; � I , . . . ", I Zurich .......... Sept. 28,arid 9.1 . !1.1�j?�4i . .',,�,� i .. '.*'..Oct. is to 16�. ,)�' .. . . .1. � ... . . ! . . . . . . . ... I I . . . I - . � . I - I .,W%� . I 111-1 44.. .. � .. . . �.", 111� I . .1, � : Ii. 11 A. BARGAIN . . ��,.,tl � -i ,�� , �;:� . I—.. .111, .1 -10, . -�,�, 'FOR iSALPI-41ve, acres, bne, ft �� " -.,. - , from lgeaoltth- mio&rn boUtt, *21."1411 l' ., 11 - furnace,, bath ind toilet; Alkali i�lft � �If ;', , , �i , � 6 V,��,.�,;�, " , i6p 6 d orchard, Tak,,as, $1'5. ,ft '12A,�A�,,,",. � : ,6 , I , �, ��' -"&,'�' � . c knqe W 9tatt dhicken f, �04' � i).,N � -A � .... , 101;, CT , A�, -T�4 I ote.xj�plk. to, - � . ."."". '."7 ,i � , . V , I, I `41'�,'I!-%4i�.: .." - ".. I � I X S, HAYS, Seafafth '. d'o.. . 4 �;, '..'..s", FIAW � '. " , I . I �; 1 �,� .. 19001 , . . " , i I . . , 1. I � , "I I , I i ! I'll 1� . : , " ,� V I .... 11 . I - , .. - - I . I : 'I , , � .. � ., . .1 :.� ,�� .:" .. � :11. 0'� . �,.,�2.1�,,� ri W - 1 -