The Clinton News-Record, 1910-02-17, Page 5•1
February lith, 1910
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A number of new members were In the Iloissevain Globe of
added to the congregation of North last week there is a very full
b treet church on Sunday last. ' account of the death and un..
eral of W. IL Saults, late of
Deloraine, brother of Mr. J. B. Saults
of town. Mr. Saults had just re- -
turoed from a, trip east and had vis-
ited his relatives in Goderich, • Tin.-
rnediately upon his return he was
taken seriously ill with pneumonia,
and in spite of all that medical aid I
could do, he succumbed to the disease
in about :a week's time. The funeral, 1
which was conducted by the Masons!
Hume A, S1CJIMHNUS gOrresPondent
Reeve C. A. Reid and Isaac Salkeld
attended the meeting of the Fall.
It'air's Association in Toronto last
wtek.
0 oderich is about to lose from the
yolice force here Provincial Detective
Maim. He has been offered and acs
•eepted promotion, and will tato up:
new duties in the vicinity of Fort
William.
On Friday there will be a large sale was one of the largest ever seen in
'Of horses at the Horse Market. Boissevain. The Oddiellows and /
On Sunday Rev. Dr. Geo. P. Sal- Knights of Pythias, of which societies
ton, pastor of First church, Strat- deceased. was also a member, attended
ford, will preach anniversary ser- the funeral in a body. The religious
mons in North street church. ceremony was conducted by Rev, Mr,
Roy. The floral tributes were num-
erous and verybeautiful, and were
sent from Goderich, Ottawa and Win.
nipeg, besides many from Deloraine.
Ir,. Saults went west in 1879, first
locating in the old town of Nelson.
Ho later conducted a hotel business in
hfanitou, in Deloraine and in Boisse-
vain. In the latter town he was af-
terwards appointed postmaster, which slog -Mpg partieswere out, and ap-
position he held until a couple of parently much enjoyed by the ° young
years ago when he returned to Delo- people,
ram and resumed control of the Rev- We have le,orned that since the saw-
mill at the north side of the Main,
land has been sold to Mr. Baechler,
hdr. Jas. McIntosh, a limber of the
former firm, contemplates taking up'
his residence in Detroit.
visited Mr. Geo. Saults, Manager 1 E. C. Belcher, Chief of the Fir0
of Town Topics, Winnipeg, and spent Brigade, has sent in his resignation
a 1 ew days in Toronto, the guests of as fire warden to the council.
Mrs. Ernest, Mrs. Saults sister'. 1 Mr- Mellvin Howell has had his
Prof. Jordan is preparing to re -;store enlarged and has added a stove
move to London. ) department to the north end of it
The remains of Mrs. Walter O.
Brown were. taken to Stratford for
interment. Mrs. Merrick and Mrs.
Brown of Stratford, sister and sis-
ter-in-law of the bereaved husband,
.tame up and accompanied the re-
mains back. Rev?- Mr. Millyard eon-,
Klucted services at the house here, the
pallbearers being Howard Elder, J.
May, C. Rielly and Sidney Belcher.
The "Big Mill" bylaws passed on
:Saturday with large majorities.
Mr. P. C. L. Harris, Secretary of
the Humane Society, addressed Knox
.and North street congregations on
Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kelly and Miss
Manson have returned ". from a de-
lightful stay in New York and Wash-
ington.
The Ideal Furniture Co., have solo
their good -will and stock to Mr. Wil-
kins, one of the members of the firm
who will open up in the spring.
Goderieh.
Another runaway accident occurred
in town recently. This horse was
driven by exs-Alderman Oraigie when
it Made a dash for the plate glass
widow of Cameron & Moore's store
smashing it..
Mr. Preston Strong has entered the
school of pharmacy. Nye wish nim
SUCMS.
Master Monk is engaged at the
bowling alley, with Mr. Dinsmore.
Miss Maude Moore gave a, thimble
tea one day last week to a number of
her friends in honor of Mrs). Mallien..
At St. Peter's church the Stations
of the Cross, prayers, and Benedic-
tion of the Blessed Sacrament take
place- enery Wednesday during lent,
' Mr. Edward Campion on leaving his
home for his position. in Spokane,
Washington, was . accompanied as far
as Toronto by his mother, Mrs. E.
0, Campion. During his holidays here
he had the misfortune to break his
arm so .that his vacation was several
weeks longer than it otherwise would
havebe
Miss Carey occupies the house .on
Waterloo street .now theproperty of
Barrister Hays.
The • Dancing Academy, West, street,
had a good attendance on Thursday
Miss Saunders has accepted the pos-
ition of book-keeper with D. 17. Ham -
link,
• Last Thursday was a bitterly cold
night but nevertheless a number of
ere, wbere be died. Mr. and Mrs. B.
J. •Saults returned on Saturday from
the west, where they attended the
funeral of the famer's .brother at
Boissevain. Mr, and Mrs. Saults also
emiiimammiasiimememminameemeinimemmieama
Great February
Clearing,
DURINthe the .munth .of February we are closing out all lines of
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Winter Goods at unheard offirices: 'Regardless of other splesit will
pay you well to do your shopping here for the 30 days and lay in a good
stock. Read the following list carefully. ALL SALE'S MUST BE CAS.I1
New Stallings.
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Our spring importations of New Suitings are now in stotk in all their
glory. You will find the very newest colorings and designs in Fancy
Worsteds and Cheviots in this shipment. NOW is the time. to pick out
your NEW SPRING SUIT when the stock is complete. We guarantee
tit and workmanship. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
Big Drives in Reacig-macie
Clothing •
Men's $10.00 Suits for
12.00
- 14,00 6.
22.00 Ordered Suits for
20.00
Boys' Suits
Regular $3,50 Suits for
4.01)
5.51) and 6.00 Suits for
Out go the Overcoats
Regular $ 8.00 Overcoats for
10.00 • a.
12.00
14.00 ba
• .. 7.25
8.00
10.00.
18.00
16.50
2.50
3.00
4.50 -
5.00
9,50
'. 10.50
• 15,00 .. 11.00
25 per cent off all Boys' Overcoats and Reefers
,Deep Cuts in Fur Coats
. Men's $65.00 Coon Coats for 45:00.
35.00 Black Lamb Coats -
35.00 Galloway Coats
22.50 Dog Skin Coats --
50.01) Coon Coats . - ; 85310
25.00 Brown Calf Coats 15.00 .
30.00 Wallaby 'Coats . - 200
20.50
25.00 '
16.50
Linen Collars 3 for 25c
Illen's and Boy.s'ppre Linen Collars, all
sizes, 3' for
Rubber Collars 15c
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Men's and Boys' Rubber Collars, alFsizes, r
regular 25c for
Silk Ties 15c
Men's Four-in-hand, Knots and Bow Ties - • 7
regular 25c and 35e for
506 Silk Ties for 250
100 Men's Four-in-hand, Puffs and Bow
Ties, regular 500 for
25c Wool Sox -for 190.
5
Men's Heavy Wool Sox, regular25c for.. "I` .19
500 Silk Mufflers for 390
Men's Silk Mufflers, regular 5(k for .39
75c Shirts for 490
Men's and Boys' Soft Front ShirtS,
sizes and colors, regular 75c for 49
$1.00 Shirts for 790
Men's up the minute Soft Shirts,
stripes and cheeks and plain, all sizes,
pular $1 for 79
$1.25 Shirts for 98c
Men's Negligee and Soft Fronted Shirt.;
newest patterns,. all sizes, regular. 51.25
$1 00 Flannel Shirts 790
• . Men's FlarMel and Wool Working Shirts
. with. collar attaehed,.all sizes, regular $1
for • • .79
.98
50c Underwear for. 390
• Men's Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, all
' sizes, regular 50c for
$1.00 Wool' Underwear 790
. Men's all Wool Shirts and Drawerk, all
sizes, regular $1 for .7
$1.25 Wool Underwear 98e
Men's all pure wool Underwear, all sizes,
regular 51.25 for .98
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.75. and 85c Boys Sweaters 590.
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Boys Sweaters, . in red, 'blue and green,
in wool and worsted yarns, all sizes; re- -
gulae75c and 85c for .69
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500 Vleirs-Mitts Tor 39c
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• Men's horse hide and pig skin Working '
. Mitts, u ool lined, large 'size, , .
Regular 50c Mitts for •
750 6
: • 51.00 • 79c
1.25 980
e; -
39e
59e
Men's Hats at Interesting
Pricbs . •
mews 51.01) and 1.25 Hats for .75
• 1.50 66
1.00
. 2.1)0 1.251.50
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. 2.50 1.1
3.50
(Borsalino) 2.25
Men's and Boys' Caps
Men's 50c Winter (ap.,
75C 114
51.00 66
1.25
1.50 14
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Men's Rain. Coats
It nolar 510.09 Rain Coats for
12.0)
16.0)
.75
.85
1.10
6.50
0.00
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• 'Clinton Nevot4teeord
Goderich Auburn
Mr. Chas. Salinders;wo understand,' The felloWing is the report of the
has purchased 44Fair View," the senior department ot Auburn school
pretty residenceowned and occupied for the month of January.
by Mr. Jas. McIntosh. f,5th Class, examined in Arithmetie„
h
borne is nig
• t Book-keeping, Geography and Alge-
Master Ross Tichbra--Euth Jackson,. Allister Mann,
watchman at Gundry's livery, and a
Grace Plunkett.
good ono, too.
I Sr. 4th, examined in Literature,
Mr. hielivin Bowen- attended. th
Arithinetie, Granonar and Geography
hardware convention at London last
week. ' , —Lila Howatt,Wriest Jackson,
f Froroilda Pfeffer x, Verda Asquith x,
l‘lr. Geo. Parsons oi the Sarnia Zella Doyle, Laura Jackson x, Winnie
"Fair" called on Ms brother, Mr. Rowson xx, Fero Symington x, Rob -
Richard Parsons, while on his way
home from London. ert Phillips xx, Elma Yungblut, and
1 Wesley IVIeClinchey (equal), May Den -
Clever little Ernest Lee is a diph- stedt sna, Bella Stalker xxx.
theria, patient at prenent. We trust ; Jr. 4th, examined in Literature.,
that the disease is now under con- ! Arithmetic, Grammar and Geography
troi and his recovery will be rapid
Rena Barr, Ivan. Armstrong,
and complete.
Alfred Lenifi. x, Earl Raithby x,
"The Vassar Girls," the fourth of Lloyd Ferguson, Russel King, Jennie
a series of entertainments arranged Stalker xx.
by Prof. J. East Jordan, delighted 3rd, examined in Spelling, Arith-
a large audience at the opera house reetic, Grammar and Composition—
on the evening of Feb. 9th,
w-- I Effie Stoltz, Reggie Mann, Ellen
their fine saxophone perforniance I Phillips, Arthur Letup, Willie Carter,
their instruments of silver and one Gordon McClinchey xx, Henry Tam -
of gold blending so harmoniously. an xxx.
follois a correct report of
The girls were dressed in silk college
•Pearl MacPherson, Teacher.
robes of black. A theme selected for The wing
Goderich, was given on the soprano the pupils in the junior department,
the marks being arranged according
to regularity of attendance, good
conduct- and general proficiency.
Ptlst—Frank Raithby 08, Glen
Raithby 285, Gordon Irwin 283, Frank
Serimigeour 276, Eddie Earle 167,
Clayton Ladd 105.
Jr. Pt. 2nd—Ethel Murdock • 334,
Harvey Armstrong 263, Victor Letup
250, Audrey Dawson. 236, Harvey
Dawson 206.
Seaforth • Sr-. Pt. 2nd—Maggie Taman 483,
Fiera Schtiltz 377, Leslie Schultz 371
G. W. Holman, principal of the Eg-
Gertie Ladd 320,
mondville public' school, has been Jr, 2nd—Iona Meclinchey 640, Roy
•seriously ill. Barr 636, Leonard Yungblutt 603,
V. J. Darwin, who has been on the Lureatha McKnight 531, Frcd Earle
staff of Tlie—EO•iitor for 36 years, 518, 'Victor Yungblutt 474, Georgina
has resigned to lase the position of Beadle 439, Lewis Ruddy 369, Harry
local agent of the Prudential fuser- Beadle 355, Elder Groos 157.
anee Company. I Sr, 2nd—John. Stewart 660, .Eiwin
T F Coleman has sold his resi- Raithby 621, 011ye Taman 575, Ber-
dello to II. Edge. Mr. Coleman is die Ferguson 541, Ethel Stalker 284.
having a private sale of his household Average 25.
effects and will' likelytake up his res- . —0, 13, Ferguson Teacher.
ideate in Chicago. .
saxophone by Martha Washington.
Hall. Several selections were given
on the cornet by M. Grace Callahan.
Gild& McCoy rendered all the solos
of the evening in a most charming
manner. Martha Sandager proved
herself to he an expert on the violin,
Miss McCoy accompanying her on the
piano.
• A•t the' annual meeting of the trus-
tees of the Methodist church, the fol-
lowing officers were., elected for the
current year ;
Secretary, II. Hartry.
Treasurer, W. D. 13right.
Representative to quarterly, -board,
N. Cleft,
Choir leader and organist,.Miss .L.
White.
Caretaker, J. 8. Thompson.
Ushers, W. A. Crich, Ws Golding,
1. Daley, A. Westcott..
Auditors; .Dr. Burrows and. N. Cluff.
Property committee, H, Gelb, W.
Hartry and N. Cluff.
Envelope steward, G. She,sney.
W. A. Pickard was appointed trus-
tee in place of A. J. Bright, resign-
ed.
Grand • Chancellor Geddes of St:
Thomas, was in town on Thursday
evening, and installed the followint.
officers of Huron..f.,od•ge, Knights of
Pythias :
Chan-Vice-chandelloe, J F, Welsh,:
•Prelate, Bieber& Parkes. •
Master of work, D. L. Pinkney,
K. of Rand S., J. Rankin.
Master of finance, J. Rankin. •
•111aster of exchequer, Chas. Aber-
- hart. .
Master at arms, 'A. Westeott:
Inside guard, Norman Nichols,
Outside guard, R. Winter; Jr. '
Marriages.
WARIVICK7-HIGGINS—At the -Meth-
odist parsonage, Brussels, on. Feb.
2rid, by. Rev. 1;), G. Powell, Geo.
K. Warwick .to Mary L. Higgins,
both of Morris township.
MA CKENZIE—RINN—At Hannah,
North Dakota, on Feb. 2nd,
Mabel Rinn, second daughter of
Mr. and „Airs. John Rinn of Lead-
-bury, Ont., to John Mackenzie of
Annette, North Dakota, formerly
Walton, Ont.
Births.
130YCE—On. London .Road, Tuck-
ersmith, ori Feb. life to Mr. ond
:Mrs. James Boyce, a sere
LEDIET—In Winglianr, Feb. 7th, •to
Mri and Mrs, J, •Di Lediet, a
son.
JEFFRF,Y—At St. Joseph on Feb.
8th, to Mr. and Mrs. Remi Jeff-
rey, a son.
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Live Stock Market.
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4,1404114,4100114111411411144sfialesallnia
allEADA.Ciff, WEAKNESS, TIMM',
"I Suffered With for Years—Pe-ru-na Cured
. Me Entirely."
Attica Albino Obenvin, No, 50 Rue Agnes, St. Trenri, Montreal; Oart., writes;
'I consider rerun's better than any other remedy, as it cured me when
nothing else could, 7 suffered for yeare and years with heart trouble*
headache and weahness. I never expected to find anything to mire me.
saw one clay, in of.iaTresse "' that Peru.na was excellent and I tried it. One
bottle produced a change °In me and if the Price bed been WO a bottle I
Would have paid it gladly. I have taken six bottles and am entirely' onrwl.
Please accept my thanks and boot wishes for your PerUMO
"Please Accept My
Thanks and Best
Wishes For Your
PE7RU=--/VA."
Many cases of heart trouble are caused
by reflex disturbances.
•Derangements of the stemaah and
liver produce symptoms of heart trouble,
Toronto Feb. 14th.—Trado was
brisk and prices ruled as high as at
the close of last- .week's market. These
prices ruled : .
• Exporters $5.85 to $5.90.
Picked Butchers $5.75 to $6.00.
Good $5.30 to $5.65. '-
Common $4,50 to $4.90.
Veal Calves 14 to $'7.50 per cwt.
Live Hogs $8.40, •
Sheep $4.50 to $5 per cid.
Lambs $6 to $7.25 per cwt.
A Mother's • Praise •"
. For Baby's. Own Tablets.
There are thousands of mothers
Catarrh of the stomach is a Very fre-
quent cense-of sympathetic heart dis-
ease.
Palpitation, shortness of breath and
bloc ting after meals are the most prom-
inent eyreptoms. . •
LBINA C
Such a condition 'of the stomach 1*
also liable to produce *headaches of this
worst sort.
Medicines that palliate the symptoms
will never lead to a cured.
It is the effect which Pernna ham upon ,
the stomach; healingthe raucous mem-, 1
brabes and restoring the naturai funo- 1
tion of the stomach, that causes Perunn
to bring such prompt relief,
.Mk: e/our Druggist fora,ree 'Poritha fa; 4910
WANTED.—PANT ,MAKER ONE II4SSOLUTIGN OF PARTNERSHIP.
—Notice is hereby given that ther
• partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Silas Davis and Raglan. Row-
la,nd, under the name and style of
Davis. & Rowland, Hardware Deal—
ers; at the town of Clinton, Ontario
is by mutual, consent dissolved..
The business will be continued at
the same plade by R. Rowland; who
• is responsible for all liabilities and
to whom, all 'accounts must be. paid.
—S. Davis, R. Rowland. :Dated ' at
Clinton, Feb, 4th. 1910.
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that can make Vests , preferred.
Price $1.10 all around.—Tozer &
Brown. ' 17
oug lou Canada who • have no hesi-
tatioa in saying that the good health
enjoyed by their little ones is entirely
due to thsVcsAiniciens use of ., Baby)s,
OwnTablets. And there are many
mothers who do not hesitate to say
that at a critical period Baby's Own
Tablets have saved • a baby's life.
Such a medicine should always • be
kept ih every Simile. Mrs. J. A. Por-
no: Paqtetville N.13., says;—"We give
Baby's • Own Tablets all the Credit for
keeping.,:our ltttle one well They are•
an eficellent medicine for children,"
medicine dealers er by mail
at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil-!
Medicine. Co„ Brockville, Pnt.
Deaths •
SEARLE—In Clinton
W. C. Seorle, aged
ROSS—At Vancouver,
10th, Murdock •M.
• -secoed son. of Mr.
• field, aged • . 25
months.
O'ROURKE—At St. Michael's hos-
pital, Toronto, on Feb. 1-2th,
Patrick O'Rourke, • formerly'. of
. Mortis township, aged 62 years:
JOTINSTON—In Winchelsea, • on• Jan.
29th, Geo. Johnston, father •of
Mrs, W. Aitchison Orgeafarth.
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on Feb. I4tle.
, 78 years.
B. C., on- Feb.
(Birdie) Ross,
M. ROSE), Bay-
years.- and 9
SPARROW --In Wingliam, Feb, 3rd,
iLillian R. Simpson, wife of Oscar
•SparroW, aged21 years, 6 months
and 13 days.
STOKES—In Wingliam, Feb. 4th,
. Joseph, son. of Mr., and Mrs. Wm.
Stokes, aged 4 years. .
PROCLAMATION-15141)ER AND BY
Virtue of the authority of the Gov-
ernment, I do hereby _order :that all,
dogs within • the IVIunicipaltty of
Hullett be: securely chained- or kept
under lock and -key in .a Manner sat-
isfactory to the proper autlwrities.
All •dogS found 'ruening at large
within this corporation after this
date and until further notice may
be: destroyed,' and ,the owners of
such dogs will be liable to a fine.
pi not less. than $20 and not more,
than $200, By order of the councils -
Hugh Reeve, Lonclesbero,
15th , Feb., 131.0.
PROCLAMATION—UNDER AND By.
• virtue of • the anthorities the
-Dominion Government,- I. do hereby
. .ordet, that all dogs • within the Mun-
icipality- of Goderich 'Township to
be securely- ehained, or keptunder
. Jock • a.dkey; .or if running • at
large, to be kept constantly mezzl-
with an effective nietalic muzzle-
. in tilt manner satisfactory to the,
• propee4aktherities, . All :dogs run-
ning at largrw4thin...the Corpora-
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tioe in non-compliance with this
proclamation, oil or after this date,
will . be iiiimediately
Sainuel Sturdy, -Reeve. Feb. 15th,
1910. • •
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. :It is probable that 'Congress - will
vote Commander Peary a medal-- of.
:honor, instead of promoting him to
the rank of Re -.Ad i I
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Mr. Thos. Elliott. one of the pioneers of Goderieh Township, *4
seen among his turkeys.
• Foe thin rut seem -0 indebted to Farm and Dairy,
exeelleet, agile-OW.11a weekly puMished
Teterboro.
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AlTTED.L-AT • ONCE, • A „GOOD,
girl to do housework.—Apply to
Mrs.. T. Jackson. Jr., High street.. •
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A QUANTITY OF CUT STRAW FOR
sale.—Apply -to' Hirani Hill, ,Ctin-
FOB. SALE, BUGGY, HARNESS, .
, Cutter, Robes, Will be disposed of
cheap.—D. B.. Kennedy. ' 15
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NOTICE.—ALL PERSONS DESIR-
otts of becoming subscribers .to 'the-
Goderich Township Telephone Sys-
. tem must send • in their ap-.
plieations in writing to the
Secretary, . W. Jenkins, •at
vine' on or before the first day of
April- 1910.—G. Holland, president,
W. Jenkins, secretary. . 2
'D. N. WATSON '
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• 'CLINTON - ONT.
"LICENSED AUCTIONEER
for .the .County • of Huron.' Cones-
poedence promptly answered.• ..Oharg-
•es...miaderato! and, satisfaction. gsittran-,,
teed Imin•ed i a t -e arrangements for
sale dates may be made by calling'
at The News -Record Office .or 'on
Frank Watson. at 'MeEwan's • .groc-
ery. 17
UN.RESERVED AUCTION SALE,' OF
Forni Stock and Implements.—,The-
underSigned has been instrueted. by
Mr. •George }Till to sell by Public
Auction at Lot 14, Base Line, God-
erich township, at 1 o'clock on.
Tuesday, February 22nd, the follow-
ing : 1 aged driving mare in foot to
-• Brino, 1 driving :horse rising 8
years, 1 general purpose colt rising
3 years, 2 cows to calve in March,
4 cows supposedto be in calf, 7
fat steers rising • 3 yearn old, 1
steer rising 2 years old, 3 heifers
rising 2 years old, 9 calves rising 1
, year, 8 well. bred ewes, 11 pigs 3
motithat old, 1 brood sow in pig,
1, Noxon seed drill, 1 Deering) hay
loader new, 1. land roller, 1 Mann
cultivator, 1 walking plough, 2
gang ploughs, 2 set of iron har-
rows, 1 seuffter, 1 horse rake, 1.
Massey -Harris cutting box la feet
Of carriers, 1 fanning mill, 1 hay
reek, 1 waggon box and pig rack, I.
gravel box; 1 logging chain, 1 . set
of weigh scales 1000 lbs., 1 • cream
separator, 1 Daisy -churn, 1 turnip
pulper, 1 wheel barrow, 1 Sugar
kettle, 1 stone boat. A quantity of
1-Teinlock and Elm Jumbo', Poultry,
Forks, Shovels, Hoes and numerous
other articles. Sale without reserve
as the proprietor has sold his farm.
Terms stuns of $5.00 and un-
der, cash ; on ovi,r that amount 9
tnontita' credit on approved joint
ten. 5 per cent. discount for
rash, on credit asnounts.-Aleorge 11111,
Proprietor ; T. ifluedry, Ane).ioneer.