The Clinton News-Record, 1908-10-08, Page 2_ 4_
Clisbm blewsmassoect
mows Tawaahip,
Octo $144 pOS
MOS Bruce, of Bright, is a viiitor
Jase (Eva**, 7th lime She to a
Aihert Crooleie 4th line, hes,
Mike
of euntowersin IWO garden up-
on ;which were counted 124 floweee.
Ws Poultry should not seller ant
winter. •
liobeet cJoJ Eth line, Wes it At-
wood on Wedneedsy where ho judged
reet and•eVegetable "exhibit end
41,10 awartle4 ptieris in the Warble de-
partment,
The meethile 'held. In the tewnebip
Hell, Tuesday of at week, =to illeenste
Local Option was not !fere largely,' at-
tended, Partly, owing to inadequate
notification. A tontreittee Was up -
pointed to glean information ;and re-
port at an early date.
At 4p. m. on Wednesday of last
we* Robert Craig, 5th line, and
t Ada May, daughter ot Prank
MoCuteheon, Oth line, wee) united in
the hely estate of matrimony, at the
home of the bride, by Rev.1L'M.
Lattg-Fbrd, Thee Commence married
life with• the best wishesot a large
'circle of felends, Me. and Mrs. Craig
will make their !wine On the groom's
terra in this township ,
. . .
eke* safe ist sending
• tbs 00,Msess to our Mors In
„ strands, y treat, thew jutai ca.ratut sod courteously
aa we do t etr pm eere. Send
the child, pole god the
then*.
We will Denver the Coeds
0 your stomeoh troubleo you
•, remember we guerentee *
•ForStoprittehTrolibles
$0 Cents a Softie
char.:pices are Fresh
and Pure—Try Them,
B. •HOLIVIES
Manrg CheMist.
I•••••440***440*******
EXPERIENCE.
.1,
• *Il'AVE THE SAMPSON BRAND
err Cement for sale; In large and
small quantities. There is no bete
ter.make of cement on the market;
• Ofilee opposite \G. T E--paesenger
. istatdon. Telephone connection, . or.
(*dere may be left at Harland Bros:
hatdwarb ptiore. it more convenient.
--JAMESellAMILTONe-CLINTONe,
tilc,rease Your Salary.
Proper Preparation Does
Attend,
• TORONTO* ONT.
And thee time to commence is
-
right now One hundred atid
oho students from other busi-
ness colleges have patronized
this college within One year
Whet does • this Prove.? We
gL% e,. the best Nothing else
eteouhr satisfy us—nothing • else
should satiety you. LA.11- gradu-
ates readily secure employments!,
Write for catalogue.
W , ELLIOTT, • Principal.. .
orner Yorige and Alexander streets.
FALL FAIRS
Bayfield—Oct.'1.and 2.1
oungannoi"—.0etebet.4tb and 8the
-Teeswater—Oet. 6 and 7.",
• FLOUR2 & FEEp
When you need Flour place
your, ord6r with us and it will
, receive prompt and careful
.. attention.
WE ALSO KEE
s a supply f feed, 'etc, and will
he pleasedto •supply your.
•wants;
'A ORD
Order Your
Coal Now
PlaCe your order tor 'your .
Rapidly of eeial with th.e under-
eignixtaed thus secnre,..the,;.lovr..
eat price and prompt delivere.
Cele° opposite Qrand Trunk
passenger statical Telephone
connection. • e
'
00AL.
ortnpR .von yami,s•.SUP-
AILY' ,NOW. THE •• BEST IN
THE MAIIRET, $7 PER TON,
ROT IF ORDERED AND PAID
'FOR BEFORE MAY 31st, A 'Dig -
•COUNT OP 40 CENTS A TON
WILE 1)E ALLOWED, ,
•Orderei left at basis & Rowland's -
Will -be firemptly attended to. •
W. 3 Stevenson
bit. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST;
Will he at Itolmee' Drug Store,
Mad, on Pridee; August 08,',
•Sot. 25, Oet. 23, Nov. 20 and
Dee. 18. Oltioaert prOperly fitted,
Maealle' ot the 07e, ear, nose, and
threat trettkel. '
THE bIEWSeREOORD WILL
BE SENT TO ANY AD.
Dams IN CANADA TO THE'
MD Or 1 0 0 8 AND THE
wtniaw MAIL AND MI.,
ViRE FOR .ONE YEAR YOU
15 CENTS. SCITH POE /5
a 4CENTS.
_An effort.is being made lo postpone
the holding, of this Assize Court ;at
Sanit SM.:Marie in order that one
litindtted •eitiseneeenay not -be neterals.
feed in time to epee. on Monday, Oet.
26the
Corrtapindantv Wanted.
In no better way 'tan a person help
to develop his or her education than W
corresponding tor a,nevispaper, At the
lia,me thne the publishing, Of the news
from a locality advertises it and help,
to build it up-. So that the newspaper
orrespoedent 'es doing both himself
and the Cenununity in which he livee
a: good -service. We are- pleitsed-atealls
times to resolve the weekly budgets
from the 'rural districts. • The News -
Record. has a very efficient state ot
correspondents, 'but there are a few
points where .we are Unrepresented.
If your Part of the county is not get-
ting' attention, write is If you 'can
help us. personally We shell be glad.
Or perhaps you can give eg the name
of sale suitable *son.' We ask the
friends of The"Pee'Ple's FitPer to co-
operate with es fe keeping at the
head of the procession.
FARM , FOR ' SALE,—FOR SALE;
thaeast half of Lot 21, Concession
4, L. R. S., Tuelreirsmithe 0:Melnik%
50 acres. :The land is all cleared,
well fenced and underdrained.. trhale
are fon the premises a good . bank
barn and • good ' stabling, a peel
house and plenty of •water—one well
at the house and one at tlio stable.
For 'further Particulars apply on the
premises, .or address George., Brown-
lee, &earth P. •: ' 45'
NEW MEAT,MART.'-etIAVING PUR-
• chased the *Whoring business car-
ried on for some • time by the
r o s.., we respectfully
solicit Q. *share of the Paeronage of
'the public which we hope to merit
by keeping the best ' ot meats. and
at 'reasonable ..priceS, Give us • a
'ciall. Our shop 18 next to The News.
peoca,t1 Office —T T. & Bert Murphy
CEMENT P011 SALE. -1 ' AM
f' Agent' for Clinton and *district for
• the National Portland Cement Co,
makers of the best cement in • the
•merket. This 'is the only Cement
etiped by the Corporation of Clinton
inthe construction of sidewalks, ,Ctea
• —Mrs: T. R: Welker: 21
PIAzio. AND ORGAN TUNING AND;
Repairing.—The undersigned ts
prepared` to do . all kinds si piano
• and organ tuning and repairing, and
being a man of practical experience
is able ' to patentee eatistactIon.
Orders may, be lett at W. S. R
• Holnies' drug store.—Ed. J. How
ainton.
,
he First Step. -
Often Means. •so much. It,
• has meant success to .thous-
- and 01 young- people Who
wrote for our ,Catalogue as
the first etep toward a good,
saleried position. Take the
step to -day., Address Cen-
tral 'Business .eCollego, 35•.
'Yonge Street, Toronto.
W. IL. SHAate
President.
'.:ATTEND THE)3E,ST
.1ENTIIAL
STRATPORD, pwr.
4
THIS SCHOOL tolle.SES xs OL.Arill
FOR 'SUPPORT UPON MERIT
A.LONE. ••
Hee high gree courses'. superior
faellitieti and unsutpeseed teaching
talent., Hundred - Of students, go
out annually ,ftoM, this eollege to
good positions. Let ue educate
you for prefitableemployment,
We VIII do it right. Catalogue •
ft. Enter any .
Elliott., & #oLoohiee'
PRINCIPALS
ews •Uathered
Record Roaders,
1
From The News -Record of
• October 9tb, i881 -
punton, Qct. ODA, 1889
tbie Victoria • Cricket Club intend
holdieg their annual concert on the
-evening ot ' Thanksgiving Day, or
which •further. particulars will be gee
en.
,TieNtleantittil.--,,The first 'snow of
the season in ;this -smtion fell on Sat,
urde,y night. last. About midnight, e eo er•
there was a fall or about a fluakter el' General purpose—Brood mere,
an inch. The Coldest night, td the Civuld, • W• Smitlh c. NnAllislAg
season, was that of Sunday. •
First ot the SeaSon,-.The y. p. 0,
E. S., OnSitrio Sts Methodist church,
will hold. ' a musical enteetainment,
aI Tiettir6 - Rev: Dr. Jeffery -of
Toronto, on Wednesday evening next,
A fine programme will be presented in
which Mr .• Will Kay, an old tavorito.
will Ulie .part. Mr. Jeffery is knOWn,
Zurich F'
air Print Idisto
liZA,V=Y HORSES.
Attti'Ve Draught—Broed mare,
Camiibell. Foal, W. Dreyer. 2 -yr -old,
os,,
.7, •Smith. Gloria, Muria, G: Schroed4 Hp0oineknittat eMarrpc4.tiPwitronl:.'3Tirsj.')1141,,;2°tnt:
I Becher Sr.,. Mt* X. ,Caropbelle Do
etching work. toadies' Aid; A. 'seers-
• : 0110%1:10e. tp, °MdiesrawArt., Oja,r1Disecleh,er.8Ae(!Paelile.
grasbe. rerw, iWok.wtott, ler. sBnarovitolcentt pears—) TiriadrYlk clirolhesetPu:14toiln.,N' Mgerbs'. MNrots*t,'NotTti:.
I
T er, 20 oz. Pippen, P. Schwalm; A. Do carpet rags, A. ACeetcher, W. Bat.,
Fester. Tatman Sweet, O. Klopp, E.
„„„
Klopp. Collection ot fall pears,
Kaercher. Collection ,.. Ruasett,, E.: A. Kamizer. Flannel ail wool, les
tier. Do heartbsug woolOirs. f404.
.
y.„", gaberer. rears fall :4344. winter, 34, Nett. Do cetton warp, Mrs. •Nett
Br". Johnson, Do' knitted edam), IL Wellr
Flemish Beauty, G. Schroeder, J. IL 1,70)1, slumber . , rug in, silk, T.
Becher Jr, Plate of 6 peaches, W. Johnson, Mrs. Nott Cotton stocke
Battler, G. Scbroeller. Prunes, I O.
s?ellaluosiwuesi: Snjo.'113derno,wn.OrabEi. scanpbpaloesh': r:FtstoingMcirktrges*Natttitelinj'! fitiB'erA,Irsv• peiresi... WNtriktill,
Plate ;tepee, J..eleberer, NV, Battler., Dr. Campbell, Do coarse, H. Neel),
Collection of grapes,JHaberer,G.
7.81gler.TlQ!lenliAt!'kttte!SChroederPlato aplums, A011Kf00,As,Fiton„•iiSaOtriee
er., Brown,
wniosOreolyteacltulaTieoiplums, Do coarse; le W„. Rader, . W. Battler
J
,
o°11ection Farmers • blankelis •` hemetnade weol%
of canned fruit, rt, R: Johnston,J
e — Mre. Note Quilt sewed On.. ground
bed% Sr.—D. A. Cantelon, oudge. work, J, Pfaff, B, PANals-s.
.6tAlt....P..E.N.., VEAE TABLES . ...,e _ SpeciEAsIlleitrEse , wres,°rtaks'of e_ A -Ma
Elephant potatoes, G. Schocdor, , A. Caalisle.••Eyelet C. Pheee,-H, ;Keefe
H. Krueger, J, Deehee Sr. Colorado ler: Eyelet pilloW sham, T. Joheson,
red, J, Deeher Sr. -.Rural New York, —krat, vv.. -Orite,.. •Misee Lydia Faust,
E. -Gies, IA: Foster, A. Geiger: Any Sedges, -
variety early,' G.- Clausius, 0.-, Ord. • -
PINE ARTS.' ,
H. Neob, Any variety late, C., • Greee ' •
W. Smith, W.'tlattler„ ColteetiOn of e Oil. painting (porerait) Mrs.
potatocie A. Fester,.. Empire potatoes : Nike. DC eaandspapee, ., E. ptoskorti.
H. Krueger, K. . Gies, 1 W. Battler -1' Pencil drawing; T. Johnson. 'Pen and
Small. white beans., 0: Clausuls; W. Mir 'sketch, T. Johnson, E. Stoskopf.
Battler. ^Beans any variety, G,.Claus- painting on felt,. Mrs Nott 'Painting
ius, J, Geiger. Whew corn, Snow- on alk, ; If. Well, Mrs. 'wiCkWire.
den, t.. A. ,. Kaercher. Sweet corn, Oil paintings, Mrs Wickwire WickWire.• Pawl,
Snowden A., Geiger, Black sweet Dr. 0ampbe1l.
COre,. -4:135-,t1,1-er-, , J: Brown:— 'Red . . , . ----.• •
onions, -,-- A. Pester, Wellowe' J. 1 FLowOrts AND PLANTS.
Brown, P. Schwalm. _Dutch setts, J. • .,
Collection.of flow*ers; R. R.'i 'John-
,
Pfaff, E, Klopp, Whitt field carrots, „
E, 'Rader; J.. Ilabeter. Red •ggeded 't°11'..: NaPie leaf, T" 4anselil E,globe ' rnangolds, . Snowden.'
S. 1 Bechter. S"'")Pf' 136qtrde of 30146Y Mi60;
carrots, W.; Battier,
Swedish turnips, D. mum .A. Fest,er., .1c; Campbell, T. Johnson. Collection
of geraniums, W. Battler., Cacti, ,r,
Yellow . 'Johnson Calla ; Lilies, TJ
. ' ohnsen,' ,
E. Klopp. Long red Marigolds, J
Deeher sr:,: Thawa,cn. Long yellow . R, R. johnston.:—Jas. Weems:, Judge,
W. Drover, yr -old, Elltoet /31
R. McArthur, O. MeA.Ilister. S
John Hagan,
Agriculturel—Preod. mare, W. nip-
per, Farmer Bros., A. lefoueiee.u.
Foal, W. Pepper, Farnfer Bros., A.
Avestan, 1 1 J.
Farmer Bros., R. Love. 2 yr -old, L.
H. Willertr D. Schnell,' P. Delehert.
3 yr -old, F. Willert, C. McAllister.
Foal, L. Wurni, M. Gould, S. Jacolbe,
1. yr-pid, S. Sarara.s, S, Sarobe, 11.
Krueger. 2 yr -old,. F. eifillert, J.
Decher Jr, 0; Eisenbach. 3 yr -old, J.
Becher Jr A. Foster. Span kI,Neiftb
J.. Dietrich, J. Bloch.
Lialrr :HORSES.:,
• •
Roadster -Brood mare; J. Becher
throughout :the Dominion .is a grand Jr, T. Sherritt, B. Pete. Foal, Jan
thinker and speaker. subject Decker Jr, .W. McAllister, Elliott
is "Get-up—how," • the 'tickets are Bros: 1 yr -old,. A. Rennie, 2 yr -old,
only 10 cents, • •' • E. *diger,' J. Hicy Sr, Tinney Bros.
• St. Paul's Church. --A. new and band- 3 Yr -°14.0 • W. McLean, -:J. Hey Sr.,
,some communion table has ee,ee man. Wellington. Pee. Span, W. T. Truerre
ed in the church in. meMory of the h'in"Angin hparantcegvanWitel)SuLlyth,"'ie.Buy,pkg.a4
late James.Brownb3e, and a nice rail- horse
of the usunl-service4a,mght
14. by the young ladiesof the vhareb. sc'elda,rr0in'o...1C°41Brinernid'i• mExal3rZ_Lni wurrn,
the rector, Rev. W. Craig.—Holy Com, '
a Bible claw Iceture win be giv'en by rl•nASrcthhnnerl,1".iiit: sMnehAnetitth,uer.j. PoTalni,*herRn:
munion last -Sundae nlorienes.,A 1 yr -old, D. Schnell, G. Clausius. 2
meeting of tee wee, A. , %eel r-ohli D.Sehnellr J. Deeher 3
held
ening et 7:80, •
at the rectory on .,Thuiseay: py: yr-old,spau0
Z
E. !Welker,
kheerri, E
ngio. ri,RadeirD. Schnell.
leee' horse, C. Eilber, . B. BoassnberrY) W.
Ruby. Lady driver, W. Ai ; Robbins,
Mts. Elliott, widow of she late ;Win.) , ' , ;CATTLE:
Benintller, Oct. '-11: a, 188,. E. A. McIntosh, J. BrOwn:
Elliott of Dakota, is .visiting ,,tr2ena1 Durham—Cows, E. reader, 1st; 2nd,
in this vicinity. • • . ,• 3id.•• 2 'er-old heifer. H. Railer, E.
•The musical concert held here • last Klopp, H. Rider. 'reading heifer, J.
Wednesday evening ewer the .eusinceS- England, E. 'Rader, H. Rader. Bull
of the Baptist church .Proved teirly calf 1908, E. Klopp; Heifer call 1908,
successful, the mimic 4,1.itig well arm. H. Rader, E. Rader, J. Chambers:::
vreciated by titose, present: •, I Thorobred-=Cows, J. • Haberer, ,E.
Two of our wolf known re.O. hots , Oka, F...eltellert: 2 yr -old healer, .1:
Mr. Arelen Malloy and Mr. Win. Van!. l'Haberer, H. Rader. Yearling heifer,
stone,. left here .on Theraaave of: lest S. 13echler, J. C. Chambers, J. Habete
week on a visit •,to the end Coiniry.ler. Heifer Cele E. Klopp, A. Rannie,
It is hoped by many Mends . they wili1E. Rader. Fie cow �r heifer*, E. -Klopp
retern with tenproved health: , W. Lamont,, 2nd and .3rd, 2 yr -old
Mr. Thos. Morrish and feenliy, :of etior, H. Rader; E. Klopp, - E. Rader.
8th cone:MO:en ot Colborne, !et here 1Yearling steer' • IL Rader, D. • Haug,
on Saturday Of lest seek for fteir H. -Radek. Steer ealt, D. Haug, F.
new home in Dakota,
having xented;Willette,.et. ...Rader. Feteeteere Wm.
his (arm -here to Mr. ..TlioS.•flarlilton. ;Lamont,. 1st and *id::: Jersey , cOvi;
Many wishes of Prosperity go with W. Hoffman, F. gn:litb;
. 'The 'Maros:go. of Miss' Armie Disko • • •
to Mr.' Medea ' Oakes .t60k I.'ace
the residence of the bride's father, ,6n •
took
'
the est concession 'of Colborne . last Long001,.. Mid ieton t
eek. The happy :coal& JtI've . to'alF1 intlr:WnPori0•1 A. .5'Dfin±alktsia:a:tookad`2s. alleOonds.
Clinton accompanied 1..& number . of
the prizes, firsts and 2 seaonds..
their , friends, where '4hcv ,tO)k tie`
train for:their wedding tour amid the • ' -
many Wishes: for the napplaess ' f a
new :married life. •
mangelds, •0. Klopp; r.,„„ Rader. Ox- I
ford cabbage, R R..;Jehnston,
Battlerplat dutch pahbage,
iph, ,W. -13attlet, ..1Vir' j•• "3•Yi)eld'
Fesilier,-14;: :wee /Hack SpaniSh rad- '"••
• ,
any variety, F. Willert W' Battler Fait as ono et the judges, ,
efanenoth flimpefri, E. -Ee. Johnston, tihIri)i.some
JsacobW!weceidkosisrilo
, wbahwaly biekic.ctn
laid
G. Olausitis, Celery; R. It. Johnston, pf
W. Battler. Squash, J. G. Wein, R. 1/%•-• • • . •
R: 'Johnston'. "Blood beets, H. Neeb,‘ kr. Charles Welker, was heat-ei for
KloPP.:. rooted beets, • w. Battler, le. first ,with his carriage ,teara . tt Bl th
,Itader, Watermelons; 0. Coloski, S. Fair, : :' • =.t .
Beehleee Muskmelons, te Haug: nest Mr Eh Ducharme of • kette,ed
iornatoe4; steNeeb, W. Suctith. Yet- spent -part—CU-the lweek with
low tamatoes. R..R. Johnston, Snowe. ves at Dryedale.
den.—J. j. Merrier, DrySdale, Jud- I ,John Erb, has pa,...:;h0eA the
ges:
mANUFAcTuREs. , .40 acres, on the llreeon Line, fi%',..1
'Mr. Godfrey Nichols m of Ceediten.
. , Mr., Erb has now 210 acres.
, Horse shoes, L. Prang, , -co lee -tion . Mr, c. Sehrag and, :amity have
. .
shoes, .0.. pritz. : • ' : ,.. '1, ' moved to Ms Oscar Koehler's house
, 'DAIRY PRODUCE. •• e' "*. ee • e • =
. , . . 1 rs. Wm. lexnkbe. 32.r ' .)* Mils t, tt.n
*Butter in tub. not less thin5, accompanied by her daughter mate is
' ' '
tbs., G, Elliott, G. Clansien, J.. riechietrvisitftig her °father, D. S. 'Faust. .
'er Jr, a pounds butter for table Use, I Mr. J. J: Messer' s . Little" Mack,
,
Elliatt, B. Pfile, • J..Decner Sr. capturedfirst money io a :ace ,. at
Butter inpound print not less ' than Blyth in 3 Straight heats. .
. .
3, 4. Kaeroner, W. Battler, G. MIMI There was no preaching ,...orvice in
homemade theme not less than • 10 :the Evangelical church on Sunday
. , .
pounds, J. Geiger. Loaf nonieniade' morning, owing to Rev: erischlet's ',1). -
bread, G. Clausius, J . Geiger, 5 lbs ness. The evening service was eon-
eXtraeted honey; J. I -Taborer, W. dected by Rey. Green et t:',1inton. :
'HOOS. " •
• . • .
BerkshieeeAged *boar, H. Krneger.
Aged sow, Snowden . Bros. Spring
sow, Snowdentaros., It and and,.
Staal!ey Torns14...
• , -Taloirort.4-'-Aged sew, Snowden
The following is the September Bros., ' Ct. Klopp. Sprifig, sow, Snow -
monthly report of S. S. No. 14. Stan) don Bras., 1Pt and 2nd. Spring boar,
ley. Names are in order et rncrit. Snowden Bros; est and 2nd. '
Sr. 5th--lettina *Beath, G. ' L. Yorkshire—Aged boar; J. Eng -7
Stephenson, M. M. Fisher. :land, Aged sew,' KioPn• Spring
Jr. 5th—J. eirKehl; J. H. JerieS. boar, 0, !look)," 1st, and 2nd. • Spring
;Sr. 4th—Ada IlleBeatie.Sarah Rath4 sew, J. Englaficli-1 Yr -old boar, S.
Net A. Petrie. • • • • •13ech-Nr, . O. ,Klopp.-;Gilbert Dick,
Sr, 4thk—Lola Rathwell,. A. H. ellon.1 Judge. •
3rd—H. 'C.' Kehl, H. A. Fisher, •:POULTRY.
W. M. Mcl3eath. ,
• Jr. 3rd--Anna•Plymouth Reeks. 'Snowden Dios.,
5.
W. 0- mciUnth. Bechler.' Black Spanish, W. Battler.
Sr. 2nd—Ls E. %%Tasman, A. kem.ur_ DWOr. jc;Biantst,ler, Wyaidottes, Love,
trie, J. N. Hood. W. Battler. Black. Minor-
-*re end -'-Anna Flatter, Jessie Col- cas W. Battler. White Minot:OAS, V.
Batter, .1st and 2nd. Red.. Celts, ,W.
'ins' ' Smith, W. (Battler: White • Legherns
2nd pt.—Gracie Ross. • : -W. Battler, 1st and 2nd, Brown trg-
1st Pt.—W. O. !Johnston,. se. .13.
-Cooper, ' it
hernse G. Clausius, 1st,and end. ,Cole
•s3Tellileingliesineaptephelelserwiereire:; the Monthly.pfetetni6liner,Pil3ep°OneTCL
e' 'eQhflanritis,jeolg.
• Sr. 5eleeMurray Fisher.
jr. 5th—John Kehl'.
• Sr. 4th—Arnold Petrie.
4th --Lola Itathwell.•
Sr. 3rd-eWalter, MeBeatte
. , Jr. 3/114Iclii Rattle/el).
2nde-La,weeeee Wasman:'.
yr -old sow, Snowden Bros
• Snowden' Bras. G. Clansius; Rouen
ducks, ci. Olausius, W. Battler. TurA
keys,- W. Battler. Toulouse .geese,
1 -Snowden 'Bros.—Peter 'Becker and W.
H. Weriseif 'Judges'
*
G-RhiN AND SEEDS.
Pall what, J. Geiger, W. Rader,
W. Battler. Red fall Wheels O. 0Iaus-=
'us, S. Pechter,. p. Taylor. Spring
CATARRH NOW CURABLE. '• vvheat any variety L Rader. J.
But
evui 'sbpYrayMnednircionennSehwean.1.1°We'de 2nr(g4d bailey, We Rader. White
6 -rowed barley, Leo Poster.
Snuffs
„e oath,. Eirgland J Geiger W Bat-
Ctrrh ee& and tler. Small peas, C. Truemner, Geo,
ais ta blood disease :
tha
Med
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Bel
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Min
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pal
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stir
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Hot
eatisketion or money back. Prieff J. J. Smith, G. Clausius Pewatilice,
tf, Radek. Coleetts, 0. Isettelener, J.
t is why it cannot be deed by any Clauslugr D. Taylor. 10', E. Klopp.
Leine taken jot° the stomach. Meek barley, W. Dignan. Best col-
atarrh is a germ trouble contracted Irrtiell °.,,i grignG, sinahinenaddnrs(711wY: ,klibladte)
m the germ -laden air ybu breathe:ele'es"'"'lls'
ard. These germs: -fasten them -1"'"— plOVer *4, P. Sehwalni. Tim -
vee et the tissue and air cells of tan othy seed, B. S. Phillips, Wellattlet,
athing organs, multiply by millions tee° V°'sbere*A" 13-, Iehees, Judge.' =••
breathing, hoarsenees, dryness and Collection ,of any kind ;Pt apples,
I
0 sneezing, toughing, -raising nolo- 1.pzintrjouvrtint.
, &charge from the nose, difileultg '
PPage of the nest, tickling in ,the P. Schwalm, J. Itaberer, D. Itang,
oat and other symptotns that can •:Plate ol=lail apples, D. Haug, J.
be reached by, the dry air prince. Pfaff, A. Kaereher. *Plate of winter
of Hemel: . f apples, D. Haug, J. Pfaff, J."Efaberele
Medicatet the ale you bre4,06 with" King Tompkins, a Klopp, A. Katt-
euratiee propettlee of the Atietral-,cher• Swim?' apples, P. Beichert, J.
Eucalyptus Forests where catarrh Brown. N'otthern Spies, J. Hey .1r.,
ultnewn. AW. Dignan. 13aldwins, P. Schwalm,
he reason yeti get relief In 0, tniunt,t,: W. Smith, R, /. Greenings, J. Haber-.
two from Heeled is because it de- ,er, .1! nost it. sPitionberg, n. Rader,
ye every catarrhal germ in the 14. Rader. Canada. Reds, J. Haberer,
you breathe, and its dry 'petietrat. Ci. Ttueniner. Itibsoh Pippon, O.
aroma VIII teach the innermost , Klopp, A, Xacrehtx Golden. RUSsett,
SeeS of , the air passages, killitteC. Ttiferneee, 0, Klopp. Ben Davis,
ions of germs a minute. Their Snowden Bros.; P. Sehwalni. St,vaart,
tmetionericans freedom for oppres- Snowden Bros, Wakners, O. Itruerti-
respiratory organs.. W. S. n: ner, t. Rader. Malden't Illushl E.
met -400e Hytintei under a guarantee Rader, W. Smith; Blenheim Pippen
.0eiouritANTISEPTJC TABLETS
• AalsoolsauS sitialur tumid,' for
THROATS AND COilOffS
Muft Ootoldfm ths goitinleldil Woe Of Othlolan•
WIth Uuk Nothing propettles of Om**. elfit II. 1At
owr druem
d on*, va
•JittaltgotieUtidi, AgAti,Itoettta. st $1.6
•
Bcst ' collection- honey, . J.
Habener. Quart maple syrup; J.
• " •
Becher Sr., W.. Battler.
• prey Townswip. •
LADIES' WORK. Next 'Council meeting will be held on
'October 31st.. • ' '
..0inanientai ..• Mise Agnes ThOmpson .of Lorian
Einbroidered 5 &Meek .fea, plot
Mrs, Fitton, krs. Wickwire. Tr
cloth, Snowden, Mrs. Nett'. doubt
pieces Johnson,' O. Iiines. Doylie
T. johnson, G. 'Innes. . 'Side 'boa
scare, =Mrs. Nett, Rader, I:Wire
I •
h Ohio; ie• visiting her grandparenti:
,Z :Adam and Mrs. Duke, eon. 4. ;
Miss; Maggie,Grant, 14th eon; has
; gone to Berlinto continue a coerse.:of
id medical.. treatment for her nerves
.which we hope will prove effieacious.
A• ;very 'noticeable iinprovement has
e. been made in the exterior of ' Heetor
dery, 'Roman, Mrs.. Wiekwire.,---
embroidery Jewel, Mts; Wielcwit
Best sample feather stitching, Miss
K. Campbell. Ladies', Aid, work lea&
Mrs Note. Embroidery . on flannel,
Mrs. Nott. Collection cif embroidery
work, Mrs. Wickwire, H. Rader,
handkerchief, Mrs, • Wickwire; T.
Battenberg centre pieces E. Appel,
H. Rafter. Doylies, Mrs. 'Fitton, E.
Kaereher. 'Tray cloth Dr. Campbell
•E. Appel. Sideboard scare Mrs, Fit-
ton, Mrs. Nett, Tea cosy., Mrs, Pi
tone Dr. ; Campbell. Shams, Mrs
Fitton. Rattenbutg teork, Mrs
Wielcwiee, Dr Ceinpbell. Lace' centr
pieee, T. Johnson, J. Geiger. Centr
piece or doele, T. Johnson, E. Stos
kept. . Drawn Work, H. Well, Misi A
Carlisle. Collection of drawn work
Mrs. Wickwire, E;•Kriercher. Etch -
in& !Meg., Nett, E. Steskopt. Bulger
-
Ian embroidery, Mee.- Nett * Shams,
13. Kaerchor 13. Pflle. Sofa cushion,
T. Johnson, S. Beehter. Aproe, B.
Pille, Mrs, Wickwire,' embroidered
McQua.rrie's -residence, .4th con. .
new rOof. and siding, changes in p r-
titionse
The digging of the Clark drain Was
awarded to 1VIessrs, Kirkton & !Con-
nolly, by Grey Council, last Monday,
their tender • being $048.00, They, are
.
btoughin.aevos.
eit finisbe be
on or fore Aug-
ust 1909They a old hands at the
, the, Grey council meeting • Thos.
Alcoa, of the ,14th con. was awarded
the contract Of Walton drain at
• 604. 11, cominenen in Grey and
goes in,to Morris, McKillop and HUI-
' let townships. Work has to. be com-
e
pleted by December 1909.
. • •
cushion, Mrs. Nett, Mount liteliek
cloth, E. lApPel, T. Johnson, Cedre
•pleoe, .1VIrs. Wickwire, • H. Rader,
Laundry bag, V. Stoskopf, A Kea -
ober, crochet teed cotton, T. John-
son, Mrs Note Crochet lam eilk,
rsits. Pitten. Toilet mate, oteiee Viet.
IL Koehler. Table mats, Pr. CaMP-
bell, Mrs. Fitton, Sofa cushion„
Johnson. Collodion of fatting, Mrs.
Nott. 'Centre piece or eloth,
Geiger; Mrs; Wickwire:: Knitted Nee
eNtiortttins fit, cotton, '1. Netet, rirR.
Ueeful — Quilt woollen coarse
Snowden, Mrs. Nott. Quilt woollen
fine, E. StoskePl, Mts. Nott v00.-
14, woven wool T. Jelieeon, .1olut
Geiger. Log cabin quilt yilk, Mrs.
Nutt, J. 'Netter Sr. Quilt, ootten, II.
Rader, W. Hoffniart. Petthwork malt
cotton, Mrs. Nott, J. riveter. Patch-
work quilt silk, W. Hoffman, T. John-
son, Crazywork quilt silk, E. Stoekopt
T. Johnson: Qailt cotton, W. tattler,
Sherritt. Quilt Weole•A. Itactehme•
T. Johnson.= Counterpane 'Weed, •W,
Battler, Well. Do knitted- H..
Rader, J. Geiger, Do Melte% J,
Mr. Bastedo explained the Gevern-
reed eed-age annuitiee seheine tke
General Synod, and there is a ressib..
Ditty of the ChUreh of Enelend Malent
a ,contract with. the Government for a
retiring allowahee fo' its
Jamas F. Creighton Wit9 UJIJRI MIMI)*
et Owen Sound of the Murder of his
wiN and two step -daughters, and sen-
tenriad to be hanged ott December 3rd,
The international Congress tin Tub-
eeetdosis at Washington Awed itself
on record as opposed to Dr. Koch's
theory that bovine tuberculosis
did not affect humeit beings.
•=•
WellKnown 'Hotel-KeePer Usee ithd
I Recienmends Chambettein's
' Celle, Cholera and Diat-
• Ada Remedy.
"1 take pleasure lit seying that
have :hot Clusieberlitittie Coli, Chol-
era and Diarthoes. ItettfeAy 111 tny fam4
ily inedieine chest for about '111Nen
years, and have illWaye had satietaee
try benne from ite use, 1 have ad.
ministered it to a great many trott-
ing men who were suffering from
troubles, for witich•et is recommended,
'and heed need failed to. toilette 11101W'
says a. 0. Jenkins of Glesgoet, Ky.
This !remedy is for salt by all drug-
giste.
ot
*emit
elver. sad ao a Sirs%
jNNYtOWc. *Wag alm Mot it, so ealast
bug Ito aped a rosord, So othsr will you
so moth Seed. n4"0"
I
rn
'u eir..p*rutsr secteg "dtora
44114,111!_t.b.riff "oast=
'*044a for try=
a
Qiith.eeter ether
orsagYid
-)xoo:7 goosip.%.434144.$0.r4•04,1:Vstrorithor4g":
-p000. 000 Naar. reep0ss4-.001104* •
• :Rood CO, 1,0,0111, Aryl, lh
. /
Russell Liberals have accepted 1.104
Ohs.** Murphy, Secretary slate*
.tlicir candidate, Mr. ket,aurin re
tiring. Sir Wilfrid I.faOrier eddressed
a large meeting at Russell town yes
. -
today, when the artiepineet waa
ratified.
'
\ • The Best Plaster.
:piece of flannel dampened with
Cheenberlain'a Liniment and bound QA
."t9 .... the alteetedepaxtsJe' superior _ to
any plaster, When trokkibled With lara9 •
pack or pains •in theeside or chest
-
give it a. trial and. you go,,cortain to
be more than pleased with tha prompt
whet rwhich it affords: This liniment -
also relieves rbemiatic patio) and is
certain ' 'tlo please anyone suffering.
frontthat dieeaSe.' Sold by all drug-
gists. '
---NEW---AND
DATE
Men's Suits,
youth'• sSuits,
Boys' . Suits,
•• ,
•
Overcoat
pOk
Furnishings
Hats,
• Shirts,
'46ollars,
Underwear,
•Sweaters,
Hosiery„
Etc.
E. W. Jacobs
TAILORIN
Mattress altd
Wire Springs
We sell a very good IVIattre,
iand Ded Spring for $0.
We haye better goods for
e a little more money.,
A
. Iron Beds, strong and
durable, from $2.50 to
$13.00,
or.,110 Mellow
Furniture and Carpets
SLYTH
tal
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