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THE MO SONS BANK
Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855
Capital authorized', $4,000.000: • Capital paid up
Reserve Fund $4„850,000.
$3,000,000
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public will please bear in mind that We have removed from our 1
• old stand, Rattenbury stre.et, to Our new and spacious, .ottice (which
is now lu the centre of the town). in the new..Coinbe block, corner of ...• .
Victoristand Albert streets Opposite J. W. Irwin's grocery.) ' A call :
froni the public, generallzis tiolicaed.
\--SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT-- . • i
Interest allowed at highest current mites ha -6 date of
deposit to date of withdrawal.......•.....
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H. C. BREWER Manager, • • . • CLINTON•' • i
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' Our fall stock of
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The intending purch-
hser should see our line.
The styles are new. • •••••!
Eyes tested free and
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FOR A HUNTING . TRIP •
And one which will bring yea • the
best ot • results, spend a few days in
the Tema,gami District, reached via.
Grand Trunk Railway. This district
abounds in • moose and othtr• large
game. Call on Grand Trunk aitelits
or address J. D. Macdonald,. 0 istrik •
Passenger Agent, Toronto, for de-
scriptive and illustrative booklet, en-
titled "Haunts . of Fish and Game,"
which. gives full, information s. to
game laws and the best aistracti • to
go to.
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SHEEPFOR 'SALE—SEVE'N•
•oice pure bred Leceister ..ram lambs,
troni -registered stock.' Terms
reasonable: William Glenn; Stan.
ley Pp., !Clinton .P. 0, •• , • •
FARM .FOR SALE on TO RENT.—.
. Lot 70, eon. 5, Goderich township,
consisting of '96 . acres, . 40 acres
• cleared. 10 'acres young orchard, 40
a,cies good bush, parts of it culled
• some. The farm is well watered
.and fenced and has good .bank barn
• and frame lions°. Will be . spld
cheap. Apply da the premises or
address • Mrs.. C. Parsons, Baylield
P. 0.
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THE HOUSE AND LOT ON COR,-
ner of •Mary and Princess streets is
I offered for •sale, ' The 'house: is•in
good : repairandcontains' eleven
. rooms. Stable, ,hard. and soft Wat-:.
er, andant.: of 'land.. Apply. ' 'to
J. Bidoust, or• . • 34
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W. H. 1:1ellyar
Jeweler and Optician
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Have latilt lip a first class
trade, such as we have
unless our goods*era
right in every way. We sell
the Finest Goods for the finest
trade, One trial convinces you
of this.
Among other lines we ex-
cel in Fancy Biscuits. We
keep Assorted Biscuits at 10c •
per Ib. up to Macaroons- at 50c.
In Olives and Pickles we have
tally the best : Chutney Chili
Sauce, Chow -Chow, sweet and.
sour Vinegai• Picklcs and also
Horse: Radish.
We still solicit your trad
W. T. O'Neil.
CLINTON
Houses for Sale.
STOCK. FOR. SALE,a-A.T :OUR
farm on •the Ldndoti
mile south of towfi, pure bred
Shorthorn Cattle, both males and
females, different ages, at low
price, quality •eonsidered. Also a
number. of irnproved large York-
shire Pigs, all ageS, first class
breeding stock for farmers,•land at
low prices.., 'Come: and see. -11.
Plumsteel, Clinton. • 37
PUBE..SEED
PURE SEED GRAIN.—WE HAVE
opened. put 'a. ifouy .and 'Feed.Store
and keep in stock flour; bran,...
ort, cured • Meats, •etc. We..made a.
special effort ie.:procure • and have.
on • hand a supply of Clean. Seed
Wheat. and Timothy; and farineys
malting their purchases -from us.
can . rely upon getting their seed
as free as Possihie from all nox-
ious weeds, • • •
•Fb3,7d
1—Good Cottage arid two lots 011
Isaac 'street,
-2—Good House and two lots with
large plum orchard on Fulton
• -street.
3—ComfortaUe House and one lot
n Joseph street. .
4—Brick II0i.se and two lots on Mary
street.
z—Two Houses on Rattenbury street
west.
i5 ---Large Brick Bouse, with -six acres
of land, barn and driving barn, good
orchard, Within a mile of centre of
Clinton.
7—Fra.ine 'louse with eight acres of
land, .barns and orchard, C41 Dinsley
Terrace.
For terms, etc., apply to
IIENRY BEATTIE,
c.1 ;el I Or, etc. Clintett.
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LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW
FOR ,OUR SEASON'S STIP-
PLY OF COAL. WE CARRY
ONLY THE VERY BEST GRAa :
DES wITICII' 'WILL BE SOLD
LOWEST 'POSSIBLE •
PRICE
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DAVIS 8, ROWLAND'S DARD-•
WARE STORE OR WITH, • ,
W, J. Stevenson..
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The Crattan ilews-Recerd \.•
WANTED.—COMFORTABLE ROOM
with board, in private famiiy.—Ap-
ply P. 0. Ilox 75. . 40-1
'TEACHER WANTED. -*MALE OR
Female, for S. S. No. 9,• Goderich
• township for the year 1905. Appli-
cations received up to November
7th, personal application, preferred.
—Apply to Geo. Cantelon,
Treasurer, Clinton P. O. 41-2
THERE, STRAYED TO TUE PRE -
wises of the undersigned at lot 21,
con. 3, Hallett, about the middle
• of September, otie yearling heifer.
• Owner will please prove property,.
pay expenses and take the aniinat •
away.—S.Gliddon, Clinton. P.O. 40-3
ONE DOZEN PHOTOS AND ONE
in a Button for 35 cents. Do not
miss this, I arn not going away
front Cress. 39
TEACilER, MALE OR FEMALE,
wanted for S. S. No. 3, Stanley,
for 1905, Applications stating sal-
ary wanted and accompanied by
• testimonials will be received up to
Nov. on. Personal application
preferred. -J. C. Reid, Sec.-Trcas-
urcr, Varna P; 0. • •
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A CURE .FOR • STAMMERING' OR
affected speeelt.-•-N. Cress; • photo.
studio, over Taylor's shoe' store-, 30
FOR THE .1111PROVE1VIENT OF
Stock.—The cundersigned has on 'his
premises en the Bayfield Road the
imported Yorkshire Hog "Summer-
hill .Leader"brecl by D. C. Flatt &
Son,,•Mingrove.. This 'is one of the
very 'best hoks in the county. Ter-
ins
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$1.25 'cash, or $1.50. on tinie.—
Ws 0, • lialiott,, PrOprietor. • '30
UNRESERVED „ AUCTION SALE
• zildusehold -FUrniture—Phe undersi-
gned has received instructions from
Mr. J. G.. Seale to sell by Public
Auction at his residence Rotten, -
bury street west, Clinton, on Sat-• :
urday, Oct., 22na, the following : 1
'parlor set nearly now, 1 Stephen-
• son pians, 3 bedroom suits; 1 con,
tre table, 1 new dining table and
• Chairs, 2 Sideboards, 1..range; opal
• or wood, .1 pa'rlor. cool coal, cur-
* tains and: Whit's, a number 'ofoil
paintings,. a .number of stuffed liarda
loose, also two cases stetted biraa, '
• none better i': the .province, 1 new
buggy' and set of. harness, :chairs;
dishesand ther articles too num-
erous to mention. All will • be sold
without • reserve as the proprietor
is giving up' housekeeping. Sale at
1 o'clbck sharp.—J:'Seale; pro-
prietor ; Dickenson, auctioneer:-
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AUCTION, SALE OF 'FARM STOCK
• and.• • implements;:—.The undersigned
has received instructions Irom Mr;
Frank MeIlveen to, sell by Publie
Auction at Lot 17, Con. 17, Baso
• Line, Goderich township, on Weil-
•iiesday;• Oct: 201;11, the following t
1 aged mare, .registered, supposed
• to be. in foal, 1 aged horse, 1 ariV•
lag horse ,1 years old, 1 one -year-
old filly, 1 one -year-old gelding,
.brood sow, 7 good: milch cows sup-.
• posed to be in ealf, 3 two-year-old
_heifers, . 2 two-year-old steers,. 6
one -year-olds; 5 spring calves, • 1
• Polled Angus bull, 1 binder • (Mass-
cy.7.14arris), 1 mower (Deering, new)
1 •seed' drill, 1 cultivator, spring
tooth, 1 • sulky • rake, 1 'roller, 1
gang piew, 1. scatter, 1 . platform
scales (2000), 1 set harrows'1
aulper, 1 fanning mill, 1 ear, slings.
•and' fork, 125 feet new ropel 2 lum-
ber wagons, 1 set .sleighs, 1 riftgber
tire foggy nearly new,2 buggtes;
set plow harness, 1 set team harn-
ess, 1 set team harness, 2 set
harness, 30 row turnips (40
• rod), 1 pair new blankets, tear, 1
• cutter nearly new,' 1 wheel barrdw,
• 1 grind stone, forks, rakes,/ scythes
•• Chains and other articles too kuni-
trous to mention. There Will. he no
• reserve as the proprietor is; givirig
•'illa•farining.—;•Sale to cominence..ai
1 • o'clock, sharp.. Tarnas—$10 • and:
• under, cash ; 12 months Or 5 per
• cent, —Frank 1VIeIlveen, proprietor ;
T. Brown., auctioneer, ••
RUBBER SALE
NOW ON •
Hon. E, J. Davis announced that
he will not again be a candidate at
a general election.
Marriages.
BIJRNS—WITZEL—In London on
Oct. 4th, by Rev. J. G. Stuart,
Miss Clara. M. Witzel, formerly of
Dashwood, to Mr. John,,E. Burns,
• both of London. •
Births' • -
•COWAN—In -East -Wawanesh. on.
• October 4th, the wife of Mr. Isaac
• Cowan, a son.
P0AFE—A.1- the town line,. Hay to-
. wnship; on:Oct. 5th, to Mr. mut
• • Mrs. Win. Pfaff, a daughter.
SHAW—In Goderich on October •lith,
• • to IVIr. and Mrs. William Shaw, a
son.
Deaths.
INTEDIGER—I4 Clinton on October
• 15th, Margaret Fade., daughter of
• Mr. W. J. Nediger, aged 1 year, .
months and 13 days.,
McEWEN—In Stanley on October 15,
Annie Eva, eldest daughter of
• Mr. Duncan McEwen, aged 26
• years and, 10 months. •
WILSON -1n East Wawatosh omOct.
. 9th, Helen Inglis, relict. of the
late James Wilson, aged 76 years.
BOWLESla Orangeville on October
• 7th, Edgar Bowles, son .of Thos.
• • Rowles, Sheriff of Dufferin county
and formerly of ,Wingham, aged
38 years..
PowELL—In Turnberry on October
Oth, Mary Ann Musgrove, wife of
• Mr, Thos; K: Powell, aged • at
• years and 3 months. • •
DRON—In.• Deckerville, 'Mich., • on
• Oct. 6th, Bella Macdonald,'relict
'of the late James Dron of Detro-
it, formerly 01 Brussels.
Dashwood on Oct, 6t1i,
• MrS. Thon, at .the . age , of - 83.
. • years. . •
JOHNSTON-rIn Goderich on. Octob-
er, 11th, Jas. Johnston, aged -..64•
-..6
years. and 8. months. -• •
.IIIISTON-:-.1n Colborne township on
• October 8th, . James'II us ton,, aged.
138 years' and. 3 months. . •
itcLEAN—In Goderich •on.. October
Ilth, Lillie E. M., only daughter
• . of. Robert McLean, aged 33 years
• and. a months: .. •
oderieh Township \.
Mr. W. Jarrott of .S. S. No. 9 has
resigned to accept the principalship
of a school. at Zurich at a salary
.of $410. Ile is an excellent teacher
and a popular ,young man. No. 9 -re-
grets losing him.
Still another of our Pioneers has •
joined the great majority in the per-
son of Ellen Evelyn Cronyn, .relict of
the late, George Weston, who passed
away on Tuesday of lastweek at
the good old age of seventy nine
years. Mrs. Weston was born in
Limerick, Ireland, in the year 1825
and • was but eighteen months old
when her parents .emigrated. • They
lived for. a few years in Buffalo, New.
• York, and when the subject of this
obituary was nine years of ggo they
came to Bayfleid, Here she was mar-
ried at eighteen years of ago to Geo-
rge Weston, the ceremony being per-
formed at Goderieh. by Rey.. -
wood. To Mr. and Mrs. Weston. were
born eight children of whom the fol -
owing six now survive : Mrs. -Spla,nn,
Bruce county Mrs. McLennan, John,
Richard, Henry and Walter of this
township. The funeral .took place on
Thursday last to Bayfield where the
remains : of the departed were laid
beside those of her life partner who
predeceased her seventeen years. The
services were 'conducted by Rev, Mr.
•Rhodes while the ,pallbearers were as
follows : • John • Middleton, John
:Woods, William Elliott,-Themas Har-
rison, John Cluff and James '1Vfac-
donald.
• ' ''' 'Wake:
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' Fall ploughing and apple pieldir.
now the order of the day,
Mr. Bobt.- Douglas Sr, is at pres-
ent on .the sick, list. We hope . he
may soon ,be around again
The meagles are now. making . their
-,• • ..
rounds.. ... „ ..
. Mr.. R. G. Nichol -is improving. `the
appearance- of bis . store by ;giving it
a coat. of ,paint, Mr. 'Rena:Wet Zur-
ich is doing the -work.•
.,Eleetioa talk: is :no* filling the .air •
and - will -. bninerepsinp,.... hi interest
-till Nov'. 3rd. ' •
AUCTION SALE OF PARIVI, FARIV1-
• Steal( and Implements'—The under-
signed has received • instructions
from Mr. J. T. Reid to sell by Pula.
lic Auction,' at Lot 14, • Oen. 4,
Stanley, on Friday; Oct.: 21st, the
following : 1 working mare 9 yeart.
old supposed to be in foal, 1 work -
leg marc d• years old supposed. to.
he in foal, 1• gelding atilt 2 years oid,
• 1 driving horse 6 years old, 3 cows
supposed to be in calf, 1 heifer ris-
ing 3 years supposed to be in calf,
1 fat cow, 6 steers 2 years •old„4
steers 1 year old, 2 heifers 1 year
old, 3 spring calves, 2 store pigs,
1 Deering binder nearly new, 1 Dee-
ring mower nearly new 6 foot cut,
1 Maxwell disc, 1 seed drill, 1 'rol-
ler, 1 set iron harrows, 1 Oxford
gang, 2 single ploughs, 2 set slei-
ghs, 2 wagons, 1 democrat, 1 sing-
le •buggy, 1 road cart, 1 cutting
box, 1 crusher, 1 hay rack, 1 fan-
ning Intl', 1 set heavy double har-
ness nearly new, 1 set light double
harness, 2 neckyokes, 2 set whiffle -
Rubbers and • trees, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 root pul-
Rubber Boots • , per, 1 daisy churn, 1 water tank,
About 100 liens,forks %shovels; cha-
• COme itt andillook thein over. The ins and other articles too nutria,.
prices will make you' glad to part •ous to mention. There will he', no
with/ your money. . reserve as the proprietor is • giving
We 'have new dinner setts just up farming. Sale to commence at
arrived, hi stock patterns, which we o'clock sharp. The farm will also
are sellingvery cheap, also fancy •
ehina. •
be offered for sale at the same
time and place. Terms will be
Our Groceries tna.de known on day of sale. Terms
-Ali sums of $5 •and under, cash
are always fresh and cheap as the
cheapest.
A small, bey is always' curious to
know what's inside. things.. Many: of
the older people would do well. to
imitate his exariiple by, investigating
what's . inside this' fine Shoe .Store, .
for they would find .ainefig other
things' a new lot of .
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Auction Sale .Register.
• Tdesday, October 25th, Lot 30,
Con, 1, Huron Road, Kippea, farm
stpck and .implemeiits.Isaac arr-
ott, proprietor ; T. Brown, •• ALIO-
tioneet. • • , • ..
Tlinifsday, .Oct. • 27th, at lot . 3111,
eon.', 15, Goderich • township, ' fa,rrii
stock and inipleineritsa—Walter Doas7
worth, proprietor; •J. Smith, atic-
tioheer. ••
Saturday, Oct. 29th, at 1 p. 111,
oppesiteWaverly House; ' Clinton;
stock steers and heifers,—..J. Smith,
auctioneer, • ;, '
monday, •
Oct., 31St, at ,J. Patter -
son's farm LI miles south of -• Hen -
salt, farm ;stock and implements.—J.
Pattersoii, proprietor ; Thes..I3revn,
'auctioneer. . •
• Tuesday, . Nov. 1st, •at con,' la,
Goderich township, [arm stock • and
• impleinents.—George SWallow,Pro-
prietar a'hoS,• Brown;Brow, auetioaeer,
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CATARRH OF THE' HEAD„
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Is very -comition, 'but awfully dan-
gerous' because: it causes . deafness and
leads: to consumption.. Cure • is as
Certain to fellow the use of Ontarrh-'
tozone as day is to follow night.••You.
simply breathe ,the •fragrant heath'.
Catarrhozone which Spreadk through,.
the 'nasal ripassages, throat and Inn-• .
gs; driving out' every. vestige of eat-''
arrh. •"I was cured of chronic. cat-
arrh: of the nose and 'throat" writes
• Ernest 'AI.. Wilkinson of Laurenecton,
"after many years of Misery, by Ca-
tarrhozene which is a splendid reme-•
dy• to free the air • passages from.
mucous. Catarrhozone 'relieved qui-
ckly • and my cure has been Perman-
ent. • Price .$1.00 for :two 6 months'
treatment ; trial size 25e.
. • • • .
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on over that amount twelve mon
t prbcc bor good butter and tits credit will be given on approv
eggs, will he allowed on all Credit am
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Live Stock Market.
Toronto, Oct. 18th.—ReceiptS of live
stock at the city market were 73
• carloads, composed of 787 cattle,
1332 hogs, 1517 sheep` and 60 cal-
ves.
The Anality of fat cattle was • -a
little better ; that is, there were a
few more of the better class of
cher cattle, but at the same time the
bulk of offerings were of the common
kind. •
Trade was dull, both for butchers'
and feeders, with prices a, little eas-
. ler • all round. •
Exporters.
• Trade in shipping. cattle is dead,
no straightloads of exporters being
offered. A few odd. steers' may have
been picked out of loads of hutch -
ors' as well as a few export bulls.
Export bulls are worth front $3.50
to' $1 per cwt:
Butchers'.
Trade in butchers' cattle was slow,
Even the best loads and lots of cat-
tle did not sell as readily as on Pre-
vious market days, and there were
several loads of fair to good butch-
ers' left over unsold. Picked lots of
choice quality butchers' sold at $4.20
to 44.45, McDonald & Maybee having
sold six at $1,20 and seven at • $4.45
per cwt. Loads of good . butchers'
sold at $3.80 to .$4. ; fair to good at
$3.50 to $3,75 ; cows, at 42.50 to
OM. •
—•.- Feeders.
The demand for feeders is • riot as
groat as it was, and the market • is
easier. Short -keeps, 1150„ to 1200
lbs. each, sold at 41., and somerou-
gli cattle ' of. the .same weights as
low as 83.60 per ew 9001b, steers
sold itt $3.25 to 43.50 ; stockers, 500
to 700 • 'lbs. • each, are. worth . from
$2.50 to $2.75. per cwt, ) ' ••
• • . . • Milch Cows.!
About 15 witch cowsanl. springers
sold. all the way from $27 . te $60
each,
• Veal Calves..
• The' number. •of veal calves was not
large, :which had. the effect of keep-
ing prices firm, but: unchanged,: a•t ,
$2 to 410 Caen,- Or SA to $5:,.25. per
• cwt., With an extra choiee odd.calf
at .$5.50 eWt,. ••• • •
• Sheep and. Lambs:,
• The run of Sheep and. lambs was.
not' large -•about 1000% • Ekport
Sold at -$3.25 to $3.40bucks at
50 to $2-.75 ; lambs at 1$3.85 to $4.35
and picked iots of ewes and weathers
at $4.50 per cwt: • • • • : •
• :. • .''• Hogs. •
Receipts Ot hogs were not .large-
ahout 1400—butprices'. declined. S
eels' are,..quoted at 45.15 and • liglit•
'and •fats at $4,904 stags $2 to $2.50.•,..
• sows fo .$3.50. per Cwt. These. •
'.ebotations• are for fed• -and -Watered.
. ,
. Some subserfhera.to the Family
Herald 'and' Weekly Star•of 'Montreal
in this .neighborhood" haVe received
their • new premium 'picture, "Thc
Princess .at • Work," ' and are loud ,
in their • praise 01 14, TheY prOnounce
it the best the Fainilyflerald. ' has,
ever issued'and Predict; that when. the• .
Publie,see• it the publishers of that
great paPer will have •the.b.cangest ye-.
at' in their, bistory.. dollar .per,
year secures'the Family timid and ,
Weekly Star; along . with . their :beau-
tiful picture. , , •
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liOlmesville, ••.
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Mr.. and :Mrs. •W, 'Pickard Spetit
. Sunday the of..Mr. and • Mrs,
C. L. Fisher, Goderich„. • , • - ,
• Mr, Geo. Acliesee and. sister, Miss.
• Susie, spent ...Sunday • with •friends• in
• Goderich. . • • - . • •
Miss -Swan df Dungannon spent • a
• few days ;With her parents:. here..
, Miss Lulu Stanley Of Toledo Visit-
. atl. relatives 'here for. . few. days.
• Mr.. Freq. Mulholland. and wife left.
.•Ttiesday • for their honie in. Chicalgo.
.after Spending the sernmer with: 4i.s.
• parents.: . ' • ' • . •
•
Mr. Lewis.. held an enthusiastic poi,:
litical meeting in WillsOn's. hall .• on
Monday evening.' Barrister Proudfoot
represented. Mr, Holmes, • •
AUCTION -SALE OF FARM wrocx.
and Implements—The • •• undersigned
•. has been instructed by Mr, Walter
..Dodsworth . to sell. by • Public Als-
• Won, on Thursday, Oct. 27th, at
Lot :33; ,• Con. 15, Goderich town-
ship, the following 1. Mare rising
• 7 years heavy draft,., 1 marc aged
heavy draft,. 1 mare rising 3 years
general purpose, 3 cows supposed
to he in calf, 5 steers rising two
years, 6 •calves, 1 lirood ;sow and
litter, 1 brood sow, 1 lumlifer wag-
on nearly new, 1 dertmerat wagon
nearly new, 1 new seed drill (Mas-
• .seY..-HarrIs); 1 Pair. bobsleighs near-
. iy.new, 1 horse rake,. .1 gang plow,.
1. set iron harrows, 1 walkiwg, plow,
-1 fanning ' mill, 1 set double • har-
..„riess, forks, rakes and other article
too numerous , to mention. Sale at
1 o'clock, sharp. Terms—All sums
Of $5 and' under, cash ; ;on over that
.amount 12 months!credit on ap-
proved , joint. notes. 5 :per cent.dis-
count.—W.. Dodsworth, proprietor
• J. Smith, auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALE OP FARM STOCK
—,-The undersigned 'has received • in-
• structions, from Mr. Albert Nott to
sell by Public Auction at bot 24,
Con. 2,.Statiley, on Friday; 00.
28th, the following : Horses -1 pair
heavy mares in foal, 1 mare
eligi-
le foi! registration in foal, 1 gen-
eral purpose horse 7 years old, 1
foal, • 1 3 -year-old driving colt.
Ditrham Cattle -4 cow, bull 2
years old, 1 bull 1 year old, Grade
. 0attle-5 cows in, calf, 1 fat cow,
2 two-year-old heifers, 50 steers
from 1000 to 1100 'pounds. In-
• tending buyers will find it to their
advantage to attend as the stock
will be sold without -reserve. Ter-
ms—All sums of $5 and under,caslt;
on over that amount 12 months'
- credit will be given in approved
joint notes. 13 per cent. discount
ed 3oint, notes, 5 per cent. discount
R. GRAFIAlVi
ounts.—J. T. Reid, Proprietor
P. Brown, Auctioneer,
will be ttll�wcd on &IL eredit
omits. Sale to commenee at 1
; o'elock, sharp.,--Alhprt Nott, pro-
• ptietor ; T. Drownx•auctioneer,
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• •Constaace..
. Mr. •• 4111.111/0S; LoteniO Proctor. '' of!
London have been Speriding ,a 'week or
two: •visiting the former's parents;
Mr. .and Mrs : sl'aines Proctor, • • and
other friends,. , • ' • • • • .,
• Miss' Mond .Paul intends 'leaving
here for Wroxeter where she has
accepted. a pOsitiOn. • • ••. • .,
Mrs. B. B. Stephenson .and • son re,
turned home on Monday after spend-
ing.' some time Visiting her parents
at Gorrie, Mr. and Mrs, Thos, .An•
drew.• . • .
Mr.... and Mrs. A. SCott• of .Atma,
Visited. at -Mr. Geo.. Ball's, on Sun -
Mi'. aed, Mrs." • J., Stephenson • ot
Morris visited at Mr. W. •Cole's
Sunday: • • • ' ' •
• . ,.•
• -•• St. 'Heleas.
' The
• anniversary of iCalvin church,
St. ' Helens, will be, held an SuadaY,
Oct, 23rd; when serinens • will • 'be
Preached at 11 In. and' 7 p. by
the Rev. ..Jarees • Wilson.. of Glencoe,• '
',On -IVIonday evening a tea -meeting
will be• held in • the basement when
addresses Will. be delivered by Revs.
James' Wilson, G. M. Dunn of White. -
church,' D. M. Megerrol Lueknow
and a. recitation by Rev, J. ILS'inall
of Auburn. Music by the Wingham
Presbyterian church choir.
Mrs. Wm, Rathwell,1 who has liken.
visiting friends around St. Helens
and Lucknow, has returned to her
• home on the Goshen Line, Stanley.
Miss 11lamie Miller, who hag been
ill for some time, is, we are pleased
to say, recovering. •
Quite a number • from hero went to
Luc mow toheat'.Mr •
Wilfrid Laurier.
• Mrs: James. Baker has .returned
. from visiting friends around Dun-
gannon•
•
Port Al bert..• •
Mr. and Mrs. "John Sehoenhals and 4. •
family attended the celebration of
his parents' golden wedding on Sat- t'
trday of last week. 4.4
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• Arcluleacott• Worrell Was consecrat-
BiShop. .of Nova Scotia .•at Mon- •
There is a difference between. the'
political reports and utterances -of
party iirgita and those of thorou-
ghly independent newspepar. The
News tToronto). reporting the
speeches of the Dominion Oampalaat
•
very fully, and 01 portrayin the sit-.,
nation from. day to day with truth-
fulness and fidelity. One dollar will
briog you The News every day for
one year.
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BENEVOLpT ASSOCIATIONS
Of America Use Pe-ru-oa For All
Cata ram! Diseases.
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• MRS. HENRIETTA A. S. MARSH.
.• Woman's peneyelent A88001216,1011 or
•owe:Igo, •
• bins': Ileurietta A. t$. Marsh, President
Woman's Benevolent AsseciatIon, ol
• 0. Jackson Park Terrace, Woodlawu,
Chicago,"sulfswiaYsth: grippe or seven:
weeks and nothing helped Me until 1
tried Peruna. 1 felt at once thatl hadat
lsa.smt aserscun,.red the na :dicta° natl.
kept steadilyamproying. , Within three •
weeks was 1014' ye t,i)i-eci?”--,;(1enr id Um . •
• La Grippe hi•epideride catarrh. Peru -
int is of• national fain° as a sure ..eure for •
catarrh in•all phases and stages. •
14 you do not derive prompt and satis7
faCtory results frcira the Use Perunnt
write at Once .to D;...PCB.;tman, giving a -
•'full •stateneent of your case and..lie
• be pleaded to • give. you his valuable
•
- Address Dr. Hartman, iPresident of
%rue Hartman aatitarture, CciltirChttei
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Happy Thought
National Peat.;
$ and 1-1'01idor 14A8GES
Theathree leading Ranges made in Canada • We have
them. Ail sizes. Heating stoves for wood
a
7 : . and coal, including the celebrated . .•
RAI)IAATI 1710111
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Light; consumption •of fuel and a good:halter are • a.
' ' . es'tT features in
imilatdheetaohgr'ii'veellsaamtiscf(alcilnng.c8.
• necessity in a good range These arc the strong"
You are not, e-.-.pori.inenting
when you. buy one.
C 1 All sizes,,
Chestnut, Stove and Egg.
$ Samson Portland Cement at reduced $
prices.
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ai HAR1...AND. BROS.
STOVES
HARDWARE
Abo'Welib,111,VIVAN0,11&.
contimmiamognomogziogoo or
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A new and nobby Suit
-,. A good Warm dressy Overcoat
4. A FunCoat or Waterproof
.... (b An up-to-date Hat.or Cap
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+• A. pair of lid Gloves, hued or unlined
+. 1) "Warm Socks for fall. and .Will ter
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4 Home-made Mitts, 'strong and durable
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A pair of Boots at lowest price
4.•
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Collars or Cuffs in any size or style s Y
Underwear, all wool or wool fleece X
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A pair of Odd Pants An odd Vest
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.A. dressy Shirt, white or colored. . . y
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474.
$
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Robert Durnin, wife 4 ; and son Sun- or lu
i the biggest $'s worth of solid value
dayed with her parents. • .( " • Y-•
Jas. D 6'
unbar 1111(140d at home. X on ever got for One Dollar.
Mr. James Quaid Is again,„ , very ,,s;
poorly. Then try
Quite auumber of our citizens al- •ex ,
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tendedDungannon Pair.
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Mr. Jas. Chapman of Olean, N, Y.,
The Old Stand1 ClintOn. 4+
°ailed on Men" hero•during the
week.
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