Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1896-10-09, Page 4s the Policy ,of this house always to give its customers the newest and best. Tho newest is none too new and the best is none too good for the requirements of its trade. We sell the best that is to be had for the money, and when we advertise "cheap goods," remember it does not refer to doubtful:qualities, for that kind of goods we never buy. The goods we sell are good goods, and we sell them at prices that are as low as they are, because of cash buy- ing and cash selling. Clowns Out I This changeable weather, with its chilly nights and mornings, reminds one that it is time to change from the light- weight Underwear to the warm comfortable sort. We're fully equipped to meet your underwear demands Note these items; make a special note of the prices at which they are selling. Ladies' fleecy ribbed vests, high Ladies' all wool Hygelan vests neck, long sleeves 15c fine eoft wool a very comfortable garment. extra value at 50c Ladies' heavy ribbed veste, high Men's Shetland shirts, all wool, cial value at TO neck, longslee.es, open front, ape double breasted, good value at 7&c 110c $ Men's pure wool shirts, double Ladies' vests all pure wool, fine back and breast, worth 90c, special rib, open front 78o value at 715c Judge our Underwear values by these. Dre ' foods agai We o,rp closing out the balance of our stock of Wheels, as we have too many to carry over. Shrewd Buyers Should take advantage of this chance to get Wheels much cheap- er than they wen tai bought neat season. Dress ()oils business is rushing. The stock has never been so attractive, the values have never been so great, and as a natural result business has never been so good 100 T'raveller's Samples of Late Curtains in lengths of from 1* to 21 yards 25c an end. ElliLJ%s'. 1N 7 HOHIOY E and CLINTON Bet Adlierusaturnio. 0 T R—W Jackeon Ru stolen—N Baer Fall goods—R Adams Oats wanted -0 Olson It pays—D MoLaohlin A point—W D Fair Co Barrels—AN H McElroy Guns—Onward Cycle Co Head aartere—J H Combe Stray Steers—Joseph Gov to Maiill conltsale—Jackson Bros ract—H P HoP irk It's the policy—Hodggens Bros You're insured—Hodgene Bros What we say—Allen & Wtleon Shapely shoes--Jackeon & Jackeon Attention—Plnmeteel & Gibbings Handkerchief sale—Hodgens Bros Doing the Business—Beesley & Oo Oar clothing sale—Gilroy& Wiseman You're missing a good thing— W L Ouimette STILL at the MANTLES. That our mantles are right in style and right in price is proven by the numbers selling. If you have not se- lected yours yet it would be wile to do so soon. Buy- ing now gives you your pick of the season's choicest garments. YourCarpet trade It's of the utmost importance to us. We want it. Buy your carpet here and you're saved all the trouble and bother of sewing and laying. You ee lect the Carpet and we measure the room and sew and lay it without extra charge. There's variety enough in our big Fall stock to give you ample choice and values are es always—right. Wools, Unions, Tapestry, Brussels, Axminster. It will save your carpet if you pot a square of oilcloth under your stove. We expect some very nobby patterne in bordered a ueres for this purpose in this week and have now a full stock , f metal binding end corners for oilcloth on hand. Waterproof Circulars. eAxtttaa en; 77AIDAlt, OCTOBER 9, 1808. Abolish It. OOxTf *—Trtoscroso Dentals. -- SIJ lokt hilt at'0110...2 nbO.x 'WNW/4 Dxul .r c OQWr It Qorley, T H Taylor, 2 yr old heifer, ' don, fluter dt Simi. Bob s1ulgha,'t latef. Jas Webster, B Corley, One year old bait- Sims let and 2ud. Iron beam sod plow, er, Jas Webster, R Corley. Heifer calf, O'Hamilton, B Sutton. Iron beam.geagra Jas Snell let and 2nd. Bull, 2 yrs and an- al purpose, Slate; 41 Sins, 0 Hamilton. der, R Corley. Bull wilt, R Corley, W , Snell. OT ADYUBE WIOIBTSUDD SUEDE. — =Oh cow, J Denholm, Jno McGregor. Two yr old heifer, Jno McGregor. One yr old heif- er, R G MoGowen, A Jaooba. Heifer calf Jno MoGregor, R 0 MoQowau. bull, 2 yrs and under, R 0 McGowan. Ball oalt, R O McGowan. Gams,—Milch cow, R B Laidlaw, Jno Parrott. Two yr old heifer, Jas Webeter, M H Harrison. One yr old heifer, M H Harrison, ill Corley. Heifer calf, R For - ria, R Corley. Steer calf, M H Harrison, Jae Snell. Two yr old steer, M H Harrieou Jno Shortreed. One yr old steer, T Rose, Jno Barr. Fat Steer, T. hoes 1st and 2nd. Fat cow or heifer, 1' Rose, M H Harrieou. SsxaP—cOTawoLD.—Aged ram, J Potter. Shearling ram, J Potter, Ram lamb, J Pot- ter let and 2nd. Aged ewes, Jae Potter let and 2❑d. Ewe lambs, Jae Potter let and 2nd. Shearling ewes, Jos Potter lst and 2nd. LeiceerE9.—Aged ram, Jae Cumming, Jas Snell. Shearling ram, Jae Snell, Jno Coultas. Ram lamb, N Cumming, Jno Coultas. Shearling ewes, Jae Snell, Jno Coultas. Aged °wee, Jae Snell, Jno Coulees Ewe lambs, N Cummings,Jno Coulter. BnamPSHIBn Dowse. — Shearling ram, Cooper do Sons, Wm Snell- Ram lamb, Cooper & Bons, Wm Snell. Aged ewes, Cooper & Sons, Wm Snell. Shearling ewes Cooper & Sons. Pair ewe lambs, Cooper & Sons, let and 2nd. Aged ram, Cooper & Sone. Aar O REB BEENE NOT nMLD.--.Aged ram, Jas Tabb. Shearling ram, L Tasker. Ram lamb, Jas Tabb, L. Tasker. Aged ewes bating lambs in '06, Jas Tabb let and Ind. Shearling ewes, Jas Tabb lst and and. Ewe lambs, Jae Tabb, L. Tasks,. !Pat sheep, Jao Barr, Jas Snell. Pros.—Chester White.—Aged boar, Hen- ry Edwards. Brood sow, T H Taylor. Boar, Wm Deer. Sow, Geo Henry, T H Taylor. A number of papers, even with Con- servative leanings, are advocating that the Senate be reformed, evidently re- alizing in absolute useleseuees as at present constituted. The only reform that can take place is to cut down its number and make it elective. But even then we fail to see the necessity for its existence. Speaking about it the Toronto Telegram says:— "The Senate will be reformed to the satisfaction of the Liberal party when the Senate becomes Liberal instead of Conservative. But she Senate will not be reformed to tile satisfaction of the country until the Senate is so im- proved in ability and character that the deliberations will be worth the money which these deliberations cost the country." This "reformation" of the Senate will not satisfy the NEW ERA. We do not think the Senate will ever be worth one cent, so far as actual bene- fit is concerned, even though all its members were Liberals. The cost of the Senate for 1894-5 was as follows : Indemnities to Senators and urileage .$ 68,308.00 Sessional salaries . 45,574.99 General expensee,restaurant Speaker's chambers, etc... 14,841.80 To public work, repairs...,, 2,321.32 Total cost of Senate 4127,46.11 Lees net revenue from di- vorce bills 195.14 Net coot to the country of the Senate $126,860,07 Thia is altogether too much to pay for a luxury, and the sooner its aboli- tion can he secured, the better. This story is floating around a cer- tain constituency in Ontario, and the party who informed the New ERA said that it was reliable. We give it as as given us, Prior to last election a Conservative member, who has a hard constituency to carry, was given $30,- (00 with which to hold the seat. He deposited $10,000 in his brother's name, in Buffalo and•cerried the election in his riding by the expenditure of the other $10,000. British crop reports up toOctober 1 show that cereals have been damaged by rain, but the roots and grass improved. Tne Public and High School Boards of Kingetone have decided to amalga- mate. The body of Miss Mary Grant, a former member of the Toronto Salva- tion Army, was found in Kingston harbor. Lord and Lady Aberdeen have gone to spend a two -months' holiday on Lord Aberdeen's ranch in British Col- umbia. The London Presbytery considered the call of Rev, James Little of Dernooh to Dutton and made arrangements for the in- duction on a date to be named. BLITII FALL FAIR. Like Clinton, the Blyth fair was un - f• tunatein the matter of weather this .•,u , rain falling on both days of show r..,i affecting meterielly the attend - n r•e. However, Blyth always has a vod sbow, rain or shine, and it was n., exception this year; the indoor dis- play was fine in all respects, while the c•rtside exhibit of stock, etc., was good t e weather notwithstanding. The fnrrners of the adjoining townships have certainly some superb stock, and much of it wee to be seen here. The officers of the eociety extended every courtesy in their power, and left noth- ing undone to make the fair a success. Below ist' 1,e prize list: I iiuNer — arsvv DRAUGHT. — Team, C Dale, John 8bortreed, Brood mare he, r:, raised fcel in 1896, foal by her side, J Dale, Peter Brennan. Mare foal, Geo Dale, Jno Dale. Horse Coal, P Bren- nan, Neil Dunoanaon. Two year old geld. ing, Geo Dela. Two year old filly, Jno Shortreed. One year old gelding, Geo Dale. Best four colts, Menzies and MoGavin. Gemmel, PIIRrosE.—Team, David Taylor This is the weather for these goods. You can keepdr mare,t and 2nd, James Neile. Brooda 3r ; George Stevenson,on, Duncan - in the heaviest ram at very little cost, by taking advant- son.Mare Coal George Stevenson 1st age of our sale of these goods. and 2nd. Horse foal, Wm MoGevin. Two year old gelding, C W Taylor, CH Taylor. Two year old filly, C W Taylor, J Mason. CAanraoE.—Team, R Lewis. ROADsTaB.—Brood Roadster horses, 0 Howson. Brood mare, T H Taylor, A Govenlock. Mare foal, A Govenlook, A Knox. Two year old gelding R Cardiff, Wm Btranghan. Two year old filly, Geo Quinn, R Cardiff. One year old gelding, J Brigham, Geo Ballenger. Single diver In buggy, Oliver Johnston, Jno Manville. QDGENSRQ 'ClIg EMT GOODS PLI.lCT; CLINTON ANY LARNE BB$HD.—Aged Boar, W W Fisher. Brood Sow, W W Fisher. Boar littered in '96, W W Fisher, End not known. Sow littered in '96, W W Fieber, Geo Henry. Irstaovnn BBaxauiRB.—Aged boar, Wm Thuile Geo Quinn. Boar littered in '96, Henry Edwards. GRAIN.—Fall wheat, Geo Moffatt, Wm Thaill. Fall wheat, white, J Stafford, 0 Moffatt. Spring wheat, red, 8 Fuzee, Jas liloCallum. White wheat, spring or fall, B Furee. White Fife spring wheat, R 0 McGowan, 8 Furse. Fall wheat, R B Laidlaw. 6 -rowed barley, A Edwards, 8 Furse. Large white oats, M 13 Harrison, G Moffatt. Black oats, 8 Furse, 0 Mof- fat. Small white oats, B Furse. Small peas, 8 Furse G '!Moffatt. Large peas, 0 oy toilet set, Mrs C Campbell, Mrs 0 Moffatt, R 0 MoGowen. Golden Vino Nott, Best foot stool, Mrs 0 Campbell, peas, B Furse. Timothy seed, 8 Faroe, R Mrs H R Walker. Antique wcrk, Miss Gang plow, 13 SpttoA J $runedon. iron harrows, J Phillipe, S Sutton. Single op- en buggy, J Forgueon. Single covered baggy, J Ferguson, J Brnnatlon. Double buggy of jump seat, covered, J Ferguson. Clutter, Slater & Sivas, 0 Hamilton. Horse shoes, Slater & Rime, J Phillips. Trottiag horse shoes, J Phillips. Cabinet work, J H Ohellew. Wooden pump, D Showers, P Willows. Farm gate, Slater & Sims. Stove and furniture, Donstedt Bros. Land roller, C Hamilton. Turnip drill, Slater & 8ima. Cooper's work, W Taylor, Souf- Ser, J Brnnedoa & Son, Slater & Sime. Churn, C Hamiiton, W Taylor. Reaper knife sharpener, J B Tierney• Assorted tiles, M Hp Hammond. Meeeensuasr.—Home made all went flannel, Mrs G Nott, MIs T Hamilton. Flannel, union, Mrs 0 Washington, Mrs D Stewart. Home-made all wool blankets, Jas MoCailum, Miss Wise. Blankets, un- ion, Mise Wise, Mrs 1) Stewart. Horse blankete, home spun, Jas D1oOallum, Mrs D Stewart. Coverlet, home spun, Mies Wise Mrs 0 Nott. Rag mat, Mrs 13 R Walker, Mrs 0 Nott. Yarn mat, Mrs H R Walker, R Sprung. Rag carpet, Mrs H R Walker, Miss Wise. Stocking yarn, Mrs T Hamilton, W H McCracken. coarse boots, J Sherribt let and 2nd. Hand -made gent's boots, J Sherritt lst and 2ud. Set single harness, J T Carter. LADLES WORE.—Gent's flannel shirt, Mrs T Hamilton, Mrs G Fott. Gent's white shirt, Mrs T Hamilton, Mrs G Nott. Gent's mitts, Miss Symington, Dire u Nott. Pillow ahsme,Mre 0 Campbell,Mre 0 Washington. Patch quilt in ootton, Mrs G Nott, Mre D Stewart. Patch quilt in cloth, W 13 McCracken, Mrs G Nott, Silk quilt, orasy, Miss Symington, Mrs G Nott. Crochet guilt, Mise Symington, Miss Lane Knitted quilt Miss Symington, Mies J Faireerv'ice. Woollen spoke or etookings, Mre Geo Nott, Mies Wise. Braiding on wool, Mies Symington, Mrs Dr Carder. Arasene work, Mrs 0 Campbell, Mrs 0 Nott. Embroidery on bolting cloth, Mrs G Note, Mrs 0 Campbell. Embroidery on silk or satin, Mrs Bele, Dire C Oampb.l1. Kensington embroidery, Mrs Hele, Mrs D Stewart. Roman Embroidery, Mrs C Campbell, Mrs Hele. Parlor screen, Mrs C Campbell, Mise Symington. Sofa bushion, Miss Symington, Mrs G Nott. Fancy pan- el, Mrs 0 Campbell, Mies Symington. Best piano or table scarf, Mre G Nott, Mrs Kele. Drawn work, Mrs C Campbell, Mrs C Washington. Honiton or point lace, Mrs C Campbell, Mrs G Powell. Best novelty in fancy work, Mrs Dr Carder, W Hartry. Crochet work in silk, Mise Symrngton,Mrs Hele. Crochet work in cotton, Mies Sym- ington, Mise Wise. Bedroom enviers, hand made, Mrs Dr Carder, Mrs Geo Nott, Fan - Carter. Flax Beed, S Ferree, R G McGow- an. Roots.—Empire State potatoes, R Fer- ris, R 0 McGowan. Rose potatoes, J Barr, D Marsh. Elephant potatoes, J Barr, 8 Furse. Potatoes, any other kind, Wm Paterson, J Stafford. Collection of pota- toes, Walter Taylor, Ed Haggitt. Field oarrote, P Willows, J MoCallam. Garden red oarrote, J Stafford, P Willows. Sweed turnips, J McCallum, A Carr. Beets, J Allanson, W Taylor. Mangold wortsele, W H MoCraoken, E Haggitt. Pumpkins, H Edwards, Jae Jaokeon. Squashes, W H McCracken, Mrs T Hamilton. Red on• Mee, W 11 McCracken, W Taylor. Yel- low onions, W 13 MoCraoken, J Allanson. ether skin o❑fone, J Allaaeon, W 13 Mc- Cracken. Potato onions, 2 Barr, J Allan - son, White field beans, J Barr, W Tay- lor. Corn, W A McCracken, W Taylor. Citrons, W el MoCraoken, P Williams. Collection of roots, J Allanson, W H Mo Cracken. DAIRY AND Psovtaioss.—Factory butter, G Watt. Tub of nutter, 0 idareh, C W Taylor. Tub butter not less then 401bs,, Mre T Hamilton, R Sprung, Tub batter, 50 lbs., Mrs T Hamilton. Crook butler, A Carr, R Sprung. Butter in prints, J Brigham, J McCallum. Factory cheese. D McKellar. Dairy cheese, Miss Syming- ton, Mrs D Stewart. Extracted honey, J B Tyerman, M Richmond. Honey in comb, W Hartry. Home made bread, W Knox, W Thuell. Plain tee bisonite, R Sprung, Mre A Taylor. Maple sugar, W 13 McCracken, J McDowell. Maple syrup, J McDowell, Mre G lfott. Canned fruit, Mrs G Nott, W H MoOracken. Grape wine, Mies Wise, R G MoGowen. Tomato catsup,Q� G Moffatel Mrs J M Hamilton. Mixed Pickles, Mre C Washington, 3 Mcffatt. Pickles, any other kind, G Mof- fatt, W H McCracken. Jelly cake, Mies Symington, T Bradnook. FaurT.—Winter apples, Jae Potter, J B Tyerman. Fall apples, 1st not known, 2nd Jae Potter. Baldwin, R G MoGowan, G W Taylor. King of tompkins, Win Clark, G W Taylor. Northern spy, Jae Potter, J McDowell. Rhode Island green- ings, B Furse, Jae McCallum. Ribaton pippin, D Paterson, Geo Quinn• Russet golden, 8 Furse, J MoGregor, Runlet roxboro, J B Tyerman, A Carr. Beek-no- ther, R B Laidlaw, R Corley. Swear, MoDonell, M H Harrison. Wagner, J righam, Jas Jackson. Bendevis, Wm Paterson, John Parrott. Vandervere, J Brigham, Jae Potter. Mammoth pippins, D Patterson, M H Harrison. Spitsenberg, Geo Henry, R G McGowan- Fallawater, Miss Wiee, J Barr. Tolman sweet, W Taylor, A Carr, Mann, W Clark, Jae Potter. Maiden bluish, Mrs G Nott, Geo Quinn. Snow, Wm Thnell, Jae Potter. Dutchess of Oldenburg, CW Teylor,Mrs R Shortreed, Pewankee, R Corley, Jae Jack- son. Wealthy, 8 Ferns, J B Tierney. Canada red, J B Tyerman, W H Mc- Cracken. Calvert, R G McGowan. Alexander, A Carr, Jno Sherribt. E0 oz. pippins, H Roes, N. Paterson. Any other variety, D Paterson, A Carr, Colleotion of apples, J Brigha"n, A Carr. Winter pears, H Garr, D Paterson. Fall pears, J Brigham, Jas Jackeon. Plume, 8 Furse, W 13 McCracken. Tomatoes, F Metcalf, J Stafford. Colleotion of fruit, R Corley, Mra Geo Nott. Collection of grapes, R B Laidlaw. Fifteen orebri, Mre R Shortreed, F Metcalf. PoULTRv.—Turkeys, D Showers, Geo Irwin. Geese, D Showers, Geo Irwin, Rouen dnok, Geo Irwin, W el- Irwin. Any other kind, Geo Irwin, Wm Carter. Brown leghorne, J Melville, Welter Taylor. Light leghorne, W Taylor, Walter Taylor. Hoadans, Fairaervioe Bros, Geo Irwin. Light brahmae, W Carter, Geo Irwin. Bleok epenieb, Geo Irwin, W Carter. Micoroas, Geo Irwin, W J Irwin. Dark brahmae, Geo Irwin let and 2nd. Ram. barge, W Garter, Ed Haggitt. Langshans, J Fairservioe, Geo Irwin. Dorking, Geo Irwin, W Coming. Black breasted red game, Ed Haggitt 1st and 2nd. Buff cochlea, Ed Haggitt. Partridge ooehine, Wm Wallooe, Bantams, Welter Taylor, Mre 0 Campbell. Polenda, Ed Haggitt, W Carter. Red caps, Wm Wallace, Fair - service Bros. Plymouth rooks, Geo. Irt+vin 1st and 2nd. Pigeons, E Rag itt, George Henry. 0o1le01On of bawl, W Carter, t} Irwin. Gdlfrea fowl, W roar, 13isggist. Symington, Mrs G N ott. Fancy pin cush- in, Mau C Campbell, Mrs Hele. Fancy handkerchief case, Mei C Campbell, Mrs G Nott. Mould work, Mrs C Campbell, Miss Symington. Suit of ladies underwear Miss MoQuarrie, Mies Symington. Knitted lane in cotton, R Spiting, Mrs D Stewart. Knitted or oroobet fanoy wool shawl Mrs D Stewart, Mrs C Campbell. One set of crochet table mate, Mrs Dr Carder, Miss Symington. One set table D'Olyies,nos more than 6 pieces, Mrs C Campbell, Mre D Carder. Battenburg lane, Mrs 0 Camp- bell, Mrs Dr Carder. Fancy glove case, Mre C Campbell, Mrs C Washington, Tatting, Mrs O Nott, Mre C Campbell, Fancy netting, Wm Hartry, Mies Byming• ton. Queen Anne darning, Mre 0 Camp- bell, Mies Symington. Fancy Afgan, Miss Symington, Mrs C Campbell. Table centre piece, Mrs Hele, tire 0 Note. Trav cloth, Miss Symington, Mre C Campbell. Tea coley, Mre Bele, Mre 13 R Walker. Picture throw, Mre 0 Nott, Mre C Campbell. Ber- lin wool work fiat, Mrs 0 Nott, Mrs 0 Campbell. Berlin wool work, rained, Mre Dr Carder, Mrs 0 Campbell. Lamp screen Miss Symington, Mrs Dr Carder. Beat case stuffed birds, Mrs Dr Carder. Lane - dry bag Mrs A R Welker let and '2nd. Shopping bag, Mrs Hele, Mrs C Campbell etching on any material, fine or coarse Mre Dr Carder, Mre G Nott. Notted bed spread, T Brednock. Mantel drape, T Bradnock, Mies Symington, collection of lapies work, Mrs 0 Nott, Mrs C Campbell. CetLDRBs'a DaPAarsranr. — Ilemmed handkerchiefs, Mary Barr, Kate Barr. Darning on nooks or stockings, Miss Har - try, Jennie Sprung. Crochet work in wool, Mise Hartry, Clara MoCrecken. Crochet work in cotton, Clara McCracken, Miae Hartry. Pencil drawing, C W Campbell, Mies Hartry. Dressed doll, Mies Hartry. Woodwork, C W Campbell, Miss Hartry. Plain sewing, Mies Hartry. FINE ANTS,—Oollection of oil paintings, Miss Lane, Mrs C Campbell. Collection of water colors, Mrs C Campbell, Mise Lane. Figure painting in oil, Mrs Hele. Mies Lane. Animals in oil, Mise Lane, Mre C Campbell. Single picture in oil, Miss Lane, Mrs Bele. Crayon drawing, Miss Sutherland, Mies Lane. Pencil drawing, Mrs Hele, Mrs Campbell. Pas - toile, Mre Campbell, Mre Bele. Colleo- tion of pen and ink sketches, Mre Camp- bell, Miss Lane, Painting on pottery, Mrs He'e, Mre Dr. Carder. Hand painting on silk, satin or plash, Mrs Campbell, Mies Symington, Oil painting on glass, Mies Symington, Mre C Campbell. 00 paint- ing, Mrs C Campbell, Mise Lane. Collec- tion of photographs, Mise Sutherland. Preets AND FLOWERS. --Foliage, Mre Dr Carder. Geranium in bloom, Mrs D Marsh. Fneohiain bloom, Mrs 1) Marsh. Hanging basket, Mrs D Marsh let and 2nd. Display of plants in flower, Mrs Or Carder, Mrs Marsh. Cor Ftowgae.—Hand baguet, W Taylor, Mre i) Marsh. Floral design, Mre I) Marsh let and 2nd. Collection of pansies, Slater & Sims, Mre Elder, SPECIAL ATTR1cTrf11e.—B5.gpipo competi- tion, David McDonald, Wingham; Duncan MoKay, Kinteil; JnoDingwall. Blyth. Or• gen competition, Miss E Andeiecu, Miss Eider, Mise Hamilton. The Blyth Stan- dard offered a special prize cf 55 to the Blytb merobant reeking the beet display et the Agrioultnral Hall during the two days of the Lair; Frank Metcalf was the winner. Jure-nes—Pigs—Edward Bell, Londeabo- ro; Jno Hunter, Londeeboro. Ladies work and fine arte—Mrs 0 B Ferguson, Wing - ham; Mre Alex Brown, Toronto; Mrs Dr Graham, Brussels; Mrs Rance, Clinton. Grain—A Taylor, Thee Vanatone, Blyth. Manafaotares—P Purvis, Blyth; R Morris- on, Auburn. Dairy and produce—R C Sperling, Wingham; T W Scott, Blyth. Flowers and trait—J Morton, Wingham. Roots and vegetablea—G Reddell, Londes- boro; R Hughes, Blyth. Sheep—C Proc- ' tor, Thos Anderson, Belgrave. Light F horses—A Forbes, Seafortb; D B Kennedy, Clinton Oattle—ileo Johnston, Londes- bore; Jno McLean, Dungannon. Ponitry —0 0 Wilson, Seatorth. Merchants' dis- play --M Y MOLean, M P P, Seaforth; A M Todd, Clinton: B G Brown, Wingham. Heavy horses—Jno 8oarlett, Leadbury; W H Crnlokahank, Tnrnberry. Implements —Geo Snell, Lonilesboro; John Cowan, J P Brown, Auburn. IF • K YOU �+ WANT all Paper Now is the time to get it --don't be satisfied to lei the old dingy paper remain on the wall—don't permit the old figured paper to disturb yo rr dreams any longer, get something fe'w and beautiful; get it now while we are Boiling it so very sites . Nice Bedroom Paper from 5e to Se. Good Gilts Blom 10e to 2,5e. All paper trimmed tree of charge COOPII'S NOOK STORE CLINTON When Telegraphing use the . . When Travelling use the . . C. P. R. When remitting money buy a Domin- ionExpress Money Order, payable any where in Canada, Stabee or Europe. A. T. COOPER, C. P. R. Ticket, Telegraph and Steam- ship agent, Clinton, Ont. Change of Ad As a rule, it is a good thing for a badness man to change his ad. when he has anything spe- cial to offer. This week we have several linea of NEW CIPS for tell wear, They are nobby and comfortable for this season of the year. The prices range from 25c to 50c. A fresh importation of STIFF HATS in Black and Brown; the very latest from $1.50 to t/2.50. IN SOFT HATS we have a new line just received this week; latest colors, latest ghapee, from 50c rip. We are reedy to make your FALL SUIT now, as the goods are about all in, and when you see them ydu will say they are as nice a lot of Fall Suit- ings es you ever saw, A. J. Holloway CLINTON GUNS GUNS We have put in a stock of new Guns; call and inspect them, We have a number of guns to rent by the day or week. Buy your Shells from us and get the best. REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS. That is cur business. Send us every - t hing in the shape of small ma- r htnery that needs repairing. We grind, polish and sharpen Knives and Scissors, end retemp- er if required. We repair Guns and re -brown the bar- rels of all kinds, makes and styles. We repair Sewing Machines; if any of the parts are broken or worn out, we can make new. Umbl eliae, Parasols, and articles of like nature are repaired by us. We build new, to order, any small machinery. Give us atrial. ONWARD BICYCLE CO. oRpoarte the Market, PERIafQ'S BLOCK. Clinton Grand Trunk R'y TOWN AGENCY. For reliable information In reference to ravel to any point, consult W. JACKSON. TOWN AGENT, G.T.R.