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POLIAAVON.
14on Newa4tacerdt Assesor H.
ag oiled tn hia'rp
P0114Wn et Clintcii
,04004'11114714t0E'VOUS.‘
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eetd,orth Xxisositor14 Rttmers:. to -Ott
4etTect*pat the -'114e, "witi41ng
ex-
hibit ot Voitetstb1e$1..43nwn,,by MT„
Man L. tarter, or tieatortil.„
iforth '14.ore not all :Willi, 10/',
.'3111n, are eittirclY unfounded, Mr. Parier,
ha* been s stiecessful: exhibitor- *1`,
'county fair or *,ntimber. of Pare and Iie
Ifaa--Miter entorect an ealtibitthat,' WAS
not o his owa growing. • '
ESGAGOWNWS. ANN4::**(1$011%
Mr an4 hIrra, T1105. G. E11Iatt Ood
ricbtonship, annOttliCe the engagement
tor 'their daughter„.Aernice Elizabeth, to,
,E'rneat- -Roy Brown, ;or Clinton, the
marriage to take, place 14 October;
Saunders Of Strithtialre,
'•..IVIa•;,4innonnoas the ..engatieMent
4'014.4Patdauicitter,, Vera; to Jame
Robot/ion Winnipagi' Man., son. of Ivixl•
M. •Ross, Londeabom, Ont. the-Weddirig
.take plate' early in October. . The
couple will roshir In W1.*TOPeg..
MOO
•Eneineecti and Surveyors
-Phone 110. KE
• •Ch)dellett;
R F. 'U. l'OrfErTREt....
' EYE, VAR; .$08-4.7Atitill'A.
• Late Ucelse, Surgeon ;New York Orph-
thalmlc
and Aural HoSpltal, assistant at
Moprefiel<ra, Eye Hospital and Golder
• Square'Threat. lieglitalii-Larudott7-t Bug-, --
5a ,Waterleo*st ittratforci. Tele-'.
phene 267, • ,•• ' •
At .Hotel Bedford, 'Cloderith,, from /!
'o'clock On Oft evening of the third Mon-
day of peek Month 'Until the folleWhat•
day., Tuesday, *af 1 p,lfl.
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• 14E40 CARPS
• HAS. & amt.%
Barristers and ‘Selielters. B.A.
-- HayS;-1C-,Cy•-and•--11-0,
•• - aamiltrea -atreet, '
--T.elephone sti
'Otrart4IS .*4 $4k113,N
• Barrister and 'Solicitor
Qiiice: Hamilton St .• , Phone' 5112.
,0144.411
FRANK
Do$17E1417,•;11,A.
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' - Bartser.iS�110It0Et0, .17- -
Phone 282. 'MOULTON ST., Gocterieh.;.
4E* R. DARR45%
•B i -rester, solicitor, islotart Pub�o, Me*
'SUCCeSSOr to J 1 Itilloran.
Phone 97. Office; The Square; •Cisetlerith.'
tamy,„
Be.rrister and Solleitor
Sun Life Bldg., Adelaide and Victoria.
• Telephone; Elgin 5301 :
Temente 2.- •
PRACTITIONER.
-0111ROtoli-AcTOIC- AN tc,-,t.t191,Agss.
Ittt-04$0, oop70401.,
Equlpped
Electronic electric treatment and chiro-•
..and ,tierVotts
aseezes' Lady's* In attendance, 'Moe
hours 2 to, -5, and '1 to 8 NIL andby0411.7
Ointment. 'Closed: Wednesday •from •1
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A. N.
-6810. 'corner- of Southstreet anft• •-3;tele
tannia Road. Phone 341, •
AUGTIONZIERIINO • •
IIKOMAS GUNDIM & atm',
'IriVe stock and' GetiericiLictioneem
Eigin-Me ••,0oderiek. _
Sales Made ,eirer4here and .141 efforts
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tnade to_ give yoit' tatiefection.. .• _ -
Partners' .Sale....,110(„etdiar.OUnted,
• Phone 119. • ' . .
iswa'•• „;
OZ if
Moild*Y
perloth
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0410 taeltNniOntki.at the,home
tbe iPangtersi 'The firstMon.
the daylohoatil; :Ps,Ctbo: rtratl,te* 'wIU be
14-te''Aret 'Monday n 110vettiher.
There Via* ',900(t, representation • Of , the:
ladles• ,Pt'esent4*
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STVIDIONTSGO w0
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;$00,tiftith',Itxpositor:. latitdenta attend-.
-101vereities left .thia. 'week ' for • the
••.:
tafl
terifta., are; • IJAVersity
Toronto -r --Margret 'Eo8$4,13i1eafter Wane,
Betty Malcolm, 1ar1 Glllesple, Elinor
Ehterews and Norman Jefferson.
Univer-
s!ty Western bittatiO-44ithi-tr
--lorencia'-llevereatst;•':-AliCe;;;OeVer,
'91goi, 14,0044 ViKellat,' Preabeth: -4404•..
Loan,.-3futiel:--Beattio-MCDonaltt :•,tristi*
On-
tario Gordon:
Wriglit4.:.Witt; • Ar
.40150)40, AT .0.400W0-01)The ••- •”
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Car;'±etolek .frOnt. -,7garage
-Dashwood, '.`IlatieSdaY nlght, when : up-
wards Of '2700'. Worth.",'0.-:eteek was also
was
'taken,- WaSlOcated:.ptidar 'attentOonby
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D utch Keette in, front of William Ker -
n ick's fazm, two
itilleteast. o! Exeter, on
,Vtasin
DatinWeed .09001* Nerry Wept to the
ceife Dah
wood. No 'arrests '',,n,',sOttnecticq with the
robbery -t-ta-.1ie--On4OPOrtect-hertilita-,yet
The road on which the' car was feelnd,
leads. to"-Mitolielt, rhere It Oentleets"-with
;the.-*--Gecterleta4tritfordAtigh*,,Y!
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.14.10Tukr
.,BA11.110t'
• ft UBUC
. .Cfersertit rittyatieltig done.
Good 4otrt_psmfesll,ePkesetited.- '
-Phone. 298, . .°Gkelftlett; Ont
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zypts,,.1101-
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rAtivf AND ISO 'Pl1"1 TOWN PRO.
FARMER, IS• WAIVED,
ISaAle:3)tulitord, well-known -firtnedr -re-
siding , in Hay' Township; near Exeter,
injured , at ' b1S.,Ji0Me last
ThetraclaY: afternoon, mt." ritinsfOrd was
oPerathig, a leading fork which. was con-'
veying beans from a wagon to the hay
moat. , The fork With its load Of '000
half a ,t0r1 broke, . -striking him on the
head and throwing hint,. 10 feet to the
floor Where.he shuck his heed, inflicting
palnful injuries. .assisting Ur.
,Dunsfeidlutstily summoned Dr. J. tarry
Drowning, of Eiceter, who found that In ,
addition ta scalp. injuries - the 'Unfortunate •
men had almost severed his •tongtterand: '
that several- riba.*ere.„-h-.-fitken.--7Strenge
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ASKFIELD TAX RATE _
AShlield town.ship" ratepayers Will' be
taxed* -tail $41.,531.1.8 In 1933 whicli
Is made Up as falloe're, ',according to a-
stateMent- froin" the 'clerk, .81.r, E., Me,
Danaght The county . rate "is 6' 6410
,i14115,_t� raisea'Aotal of:$150.97.93; The
township rate is se't at 2 Mills to raise
4/2/2.32naafis-Y. interest amounts to
.66331.03 Or, 5 1-10 M1110. '• OWillers
Will PO a total Of 4004 '40;ersa
schoortale 13 ,so48tot,-*1
the. trustees' let', for public and separate
sehoels - is Set at"4004.1E., *-84.." a -NO.7
seliabl debenture ike$991::42--or4a--rate of
5 6-10 Milli to those within the Section,
_nis.debenture_retires, this_year.
gannort- pays -a levy of 0$50.22' for lightk
which brings, the- total tax to $41,533,15t.
EXETERT RESIDENT BURIED
. The funeral was, had. It -Thursday
from 'Ids late residence, Andrew street,
Zketer, Of William--; Ormi1ee;-V116-dted
last Sunday in hle. 67th year After two
weeks** illness. --The ' deceased was mar-
ried some years ago to 14,Wart Lamport,
who 'servives-him, He is ,surWed- also.
by two brothers, James; of the.Crecliton.
-towri;,linev.arA Alexander--of-HrinsleyriWo
Sisters, 'Mrs.-W/11KM! 80011-•
livray, and 1VIr3. 'Tomei Hodgins, of. Cor-
bett. The 'pallb'earers were ala nephews•
of the deceased, Milton Bedford,, ,Eber,
• eciden,,,_Gordon
•-egreesteeq-Henrratute-mete-ffedgitt
service waS.--taken'tt er.•'.A. By Elliott;
and interment was Made In the Exeter
cemetery. *• -
DRANK CAMPHORATED OIL
, Luektiow Sentinel: Little Jane- John-
'itOst.,-_,11-month,ole8augliter ,of Mr, and..
Mrs. Russell jahrillon, has now 'reCoV-
OWINGA T
' ear
*nd fear tarrhal Dos** or 'if IOU
int enthitlintr. 14,1040,4t nowo In
go to your cirAgiek and geof t 1 tclotitAitle-strength)/,
add to It pint • of hot-water stAdik •
,rartutatact--aultar-'1***A.,---
eur times a da.
• . will often 'bring attiek *relief trem.
the diStressing hCad, MOM" -C),048ed.
nostril* Sheitict. Orten4...breathing; Interne-
, ten': and the •Mtunts, 8top droPpirtif ,into
the 'throat," It is easy to utepgo, oosts
' uttla, atlit Is oo3atit to 'take. Anyone
41'0 is threatened With, Catarrhal Otate
. ,
UOISS, or Wh.o.',has hod; 'noises' should give
this prescription * trial.
,
yor 0
.ctla
red , gretnthe etteets camphorated
011,. Which she drank * week ago.. anti
Whieh 'attest'. resulted in her deteth.•
The Child, art4actiVe -Youngster, .had se-
cured. and drank thst-olscus. *sown to
her Mother, who, 00oVered what had
.happened niter netleing a discoloratima
:in the little Ones face. First 40,. *Oa,
SUres Were attemOted..while Metitcal ,aid
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Was:: arriving and for -tyitit two.
doctors: In *tortilla:1'0e. 4.440-"a lIfe Was
diapaired '.1tecetrery atueet.thea has
een 0.144.Arld 110* She Is once more an
*active and carefree.$91140Ster..; Unaware
of' the feet that anxions- Parents Saw .her,
V.rSt near 'death' as 'It, -result' 0! bee-Inno.
pent deed:
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*tenth* how het husband,
tePttsttPfiObefoteahcatastbet'ttumaa
qehssff�s
"oh'.,' 441Y ,4,1040.3,,, irathbi,1%
was the Ara ,Inaster of .1' the lodge
About 18 Months ago the 'lodge ,#eeicied
to purchase quarters Of their OW11, which
Were terePletect fo lodge purposes this
summer. • TJait Grand •Master, F, A. Co-
pus of. Stratford, and the Grand Sore.,
-toy, W. M. Logan of'Ittuntlton'assisted
by other Grand Ledge officers, officiated
*at the Odle -aim, which took place. at 8
P•ot,' rollOwihif-the dedication ceremony,
the Grand 'Master 204 .Grand Secretary,
addreased 11In Copus-waSVO-
De!ptt 4001 X
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/014* Mrniber 0.0
inaitte' 4it. the ils$1%X
nestiari>filattk-waOiti--7TitertWa**-40
shoWing,or Itegeta**.anci= frulk excel-
lent f•pit3itY, - Thee were, pezh*ps, not
.-'1•nerty-entries tta:*sitat In:the liolye
!OistO, but In tiorne#10.• .."00** and
ladies". work the elaatett were . VOW 11:0004*,,
Which Sheiva •that the' COOk and'. needle.,
Vontan• are Still, to the fore. -; The littlitO•
tor the beat ,coitt 1,uici went. to Mt 8.
Xttle and if, Rork.. The Western
'Canada: ,Viour• mqw 04010 for the
best ',collection- for * loaf
or bread., a whitts,loyer cake and * doge*
butter tarts made #00'140144 our Were,
won,' by, Vs. N L. tarter and Mrs.
Tremblay. There was * large entry in
the different styles otonitte. R. Geiger
4M -it Mite rtoo-Oalti-ed- oft the prises in
the 0•OttOn' quilt class; INtra; llowrie and
d. Foster for .applistue quilt and: .10r.,
OrieVe and ..ltarct, Ataxwell. TOr, "POchttl,
Attilt•• • • ..• -
The second day Of the felt 'Witnessed -
the largeSt showing Of .11VeStOck, in the
„ltiat,ory Of the fair; AlthOttliih'it• threat-
oned rain' the ,,entries::.kept pouring in.
Perhaps, owing to the cloudy sky the
gate receipts were net as 'large. 0.8. uttual,
but fortunately rain 'did 'not fail Until
'Ain:IOW the eloSe. Nor did It Oreyetat 1-4
large troWd.lrow.-aftendinieTthe.--Coneert,
Id
Sented---StitlHtHaeldeheedett.-Unibre *•se.f.eniatO,V1104,ictor*Pla•
The annual. Seaterttli C011eglate. Vield ,or.Goderich.laresentet14!A,WIICEjakerA:
' •tredltable-Manner.
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44
ate
10.61440* bedtime' when you begin
to feel.alittle hungry, enjoy a lsoitvl of
Kellogg's „Coro Flakes and milk or
'crew* Ies-just,the treat* Easy to
Invitee restful, •miteb.. better,
than heavy. bardsto.dipst fools
St;rveAellciges for the children's Sup-
. per --- and: of course -.tor breakfast or
lunch, Made Kelloft iin London, Opt*
jslat,„afternaon;, weatheists, fine North Mireet: ,.0; S. PoWler of_Teeswa- Little -Jackie Snell and Rope Mutelt de- •
but the break was soramehat7nattd0 fret*: ter; R, C. Redmendo:Of Nititilisan; A, W, lighter the audience-Ivitir theut--,w-feicit•-
the previous night's rain.' All events Ilinn1):041, ' of 1,,UcknoW; E. E. Bruce, of tiongs as. did also ,Gus 'Worthy with his
were -keenly contested. In the senior,. yeineodine-• Ne j \Adamsoe vemons,m4 guitar and, cowboy "songs. .
--,b2yseeeventa--It-,Mllen-avaa,:first--wtth-4 amphettrof---P4.rt-Eigint-we--fr
'lioiixt$ .-M`urraY--SecOlid"*trt-gr vdt-as-,- 'kiii,i'-:(1f-:tikliis4;i:Tiiid'Itt'»•--fikirrsfi) - —41;414' w
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`trugh,Ifit, i•it 4jorieriai, The baby show in • the afternoon: was
and S„ tifeSparlden third th. 12 pante.
T. Sills was the 'highest intermediate
ith-40 . points:: Grlde Second, Wifti•-
24 -points_ and G.,-..parter, third, vvi.th 12.
. points. :Chaeroa• Captured first place
In the 'junior series":with 43 'points, P,
'Sills was a Close. seeend with_,42 points
and At. Bell third, with" 1,3 points._ In
the evets, 'Marge r011eSt Was first'
With 26",lxiinti; Nett; second with 24;
;miler ellamiPion, Leda Nott, 38
points, seemed Cluff, 12 pointa.
crarNtOlv-rovit;Tnit FOR tkpon/r
Ileirs-Record: clinteOu Crealnery
Poultry--Plant7better • Las-OW*4
1:411Iginifr -01 k • re .
• ed,a-satnple-shioraent -or Chilled- -chicken -
expert to Lcaniort, England
under the supervision of ,Mr.
Man! C1110' toultry inspector 'tor the
Dominion Government. The .favorable
comments 'fin .Englandg on _shipraents of
chilled turkey from Western Canada last
December suggested the possibility of
-opening an • export market for chicken
and fowl delivered: to the Old Country
lir an unfrozen. condition. John Bull,
for spina reason unknown to us, refuses
to Iii'vehil,.-*•ultrt frozen and this at-
tempt, if suecesstul, should open -a new
Market. for eltelte tillkfed.chick'ene and,
-possibly Well -fattened fowl.
CJIDIVIORE-OKE
Seaforth Exposi4Or: A very pretty
4.0. <inlet •wedding was solemnized at the
United church parzOnage„ Seaforth; On
Friday, September 22nd, at three o'clock
when 'Caroline Agnes, only daughter' of
fr tand•---Nfrs:-Cettl-Okei-becarne --th
bride of Samuel Stewart elder son": of
Mz.and Mrs. Samuel Cudmore, Seaforth.
Rev. „W. E'LLane „officiated. The bride
rooked charm -nig in, a blue De &tient
Crepe with coral trimmings:and blue.vel-.
---vest-turbant-- The younEectitiple_wereun.
attended. After the teremony the happy
couple left for Windsor; Detreit, Wayne
and r)earborn, Michigan. Por travelling
the bride donned 11164 and white en-
le._witli_atce.s..v_rWs to nratoh d
hiteegeld-neeklaeetlt
the groan, Ott -their rettut they - will
reside, 'got:nth.
Judged by Dr. 4. 'Tillman, London,
SEA.FOR,TR. ,FAIR A. stoctsS ..who awliieleci the prizes as follows: Bab
The pressi;tit aatict,11retoza tthe girl under 10 Months, Barbara • Jean
s6arartb,, Avicultaini -aciet..y may on Middleton,. Betty Jean Talbot; boy under
gratutatethemselves, on the Cenelusion niouthit, George-Praziklin. Osniond.
of one of the most -kuccessftiLfairs -in the
society's hittorY. Rat, •WhiCh fell inter-
naittently on 'Thursday, the ,first- day,
<steered,* time to allow the track to dry'
for Priday's-eVents. During the daY In
the neighborhood of mao people attend -
the show. The paid adonssion tOtal-
..ledslightly over $.500; Outside entries
were eacentionally large, heavy horses,
•cattle -,and .sheep-Tect$IVing-anost- MUM --
_Mon. :f.ndoor . exhibitswere I1yu to
:previous- yearsitt entrle$Wer-e-
JlIghtly less. _ Egmond*Ille school agattt
took first place in thir. 'sehool children's
parade at the Seaforth, Pall Pair- ee,
day last. Miss .Margaret Grieve .fis the.
teaeher. Seaforth "Separate sehool came
second.. Concessions this year Were more
numerous' than -ever and the Pair goers
had Many. opportunities Of ' Spending a
dirne and reakhig
Pom booths failed to attain the neces-
sary standard and wele.. closed and or-
dered froot the gstritis by County
Trallit. Officer Nortniur Lever -and Con-
stable 'Helmer Stfen. cihelturn *Is eltilthe,-
ed to - have been -relieved �f a large
amount ef money, but,''eavilett.the -officers
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sflocI
Cewan & Danbrook, Orval McGOwan. ;
Shorting ram, Cowen & Danbrook, or-
tetrwain7runrittnttri-OrvatIVIOGov.
an Cowan &,,,Danbrook; ewe, -raiSed
larnbsowan Danbrook, Orval '1V(t4
Clowan; sbearling OWe, Orfel McGowan.
()wan Danbwok; ewe !arab, - Orval
-McGiraan 1 and 2
Berkshire pigs; --Aged boar, 00W.O.n' 8$
Danbrook; brood sow, dowari 8z Dan-
... -Thomas H. 'Meyers and 4•Geoqe Boa,. _hr,nobkoosita.w, littered in 1933, ow.a.n_r&
Zurich, won out the florae -Shoe "
aiorkshires---Aged boar:
Ing contest while tiqve Meyers and Chas, .11, Warner & Son; brood sow, Suln Alton,
Zqich, v'eorio3ccond Jas. R. Sterling; bear, littered in 1933,
The EPedel 'Prizes for her5es were wan SaM Alton, 1 and 2:' soft_liqere4 in 1933,
M follows: J. W. IVLeiner'S special. for Sara Alton, Manson Bios:
general purpose mare and. ,foal. Ilerb, Red plgs-Aged boar, Sam Alton, Man-,
Bender; Society, special for colt, on • hal- ten Bros.; -brood sow. Sam Alton 1 •and
2; hoar, tittered in 1933, Sam Alton,1
ter by boys 16 or'Under, Wm. Bender, I
and.12• sem.
and 2,__Garnet. Jacobi; boys 46- and-un-
ezcy
jdpert;ntskrivini single horse in ringt,344)P__eatierc.lvivvic ittegu_stowtott ut poultry
W'ebster.
son, sam Alton; pair bacon hogs, Jas.
heavy horse on grounds, Nelson Ken and, and it wa noted that therewere
,
Son, Colin 'Campbell; V. T. -Pollees spe- • mare entries of water fowl tills year than`
cial for the best saddle. horse, hnaited to, for many years. ,
Huron County, Woi. Decker, E. J. Those who acted, as Judges,' wereT
F. 'J. Kerslake, John A. Mut.-
left; Eaton's special for the best bre‘Yegotablea,
one year, William SparkS.
calf, dairy type, six months and under,' ray; plants and flowers. Florence Cun-
ninghame; fine arts,Mrs W, Bereh,,.
ladies' work, , Mrs, Edith:I-Vicar-it' Mrs
he follewing is a list of prizes other ivrafg-tiret
than the speeials;
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Produce and manufactures, JamesCon-
__ Horses ' 'holly, Rees Stott; grain . and seeds, .L.
Williams," John -,Salkeld; fruit, R. 13,
Getter& PurPozb' T-naret smith, $7, lif0Phattr dinatstie stience,
Herb Bender. W. R. Lobb & Sons; ft1), MrL 0, L. Paisley, Mrs, II.. Jenkins;
lierb-Bender„,/,70elinai.& Sons; 3 years ehersp"an& plgs, G 0, Petty, R. Snell;
old, George King, IT, O. Cox & Son; 2. cattle, Ephrlitnt Snell, Oeo. W. Nott;
years old, Wm. •Deeker, Manson Bros.; horses; Jas.. McCluskey, Jas. Norris; poul-
1 yeAf old, Wm. Decker; team, H. C. Cox try. A. G. Miserter. •
le
went to investigate they found that the- & Son, Wm. Decker. The ashwoad Brass Band ,played on
d had sawracethe-Perelteron-4,--yeare-oltL-Melvin-Web---Thuteday---afternoon.
n.. ,Tn-thCr
ster, E. F. Mernef; 1 year old,, Rose •
Snowden; 'foal lHerb Bender, Rose' Snow-
den.
Agricultural -Brood mire, Nele,`W Keys
& son,. Colin Campbell; foal; Nelson
Keys Son, Elmer Webster; 9 years old,
arnet Taylor, Melvin Webster; 2 years
did,' Miss Brownett, J. Oelinas dr Son; „1
year old, Elmer Webster, ' "Golinas &
Son; teane,- Nelson Keys de -Son; Cohn
:-Campbell. - -
Heavy Draught -Brood mare, Miss
Brownett, Nelson Keys OrSon; foal, Nel-
son -Keys it -Son. Jas. R. Sterling; 3 years
old, Manson Bros.; 2 years old, Manson
Bros.,- Nelson Keys 8r Son;- 1--year-old;---f
Miss Brownett,- Either Webster; team,
ls Brownell, J Willert.
Lean. ar enm ter, woere tne grata
Ingle - roadster, rrylogle, 'Wilfred s PP
OFF -COLOUR? -
HOW IS YOUR. LIVER? •
Wake 'up your Lim ittle
- ""—Without'Colomel
•14yea 11:TirligiAl• organ, but It ciarp
cOn YQUr And ellratuitkra
out ot lt%.1:,,Tretasingtc! -pour out its* '
two -pounds of heakibbe mw sew', bow•la •
euregetoopmplelt:ortiooT3ot'et: oehditlea,'
told oho, ed, maw, tivii candy' ".
or hie. .thes!ye „
P'elos.;=-Tews:thr9tegreeeidles4,;4=
aeodailver 4
ter'. Taw iiver wM, vot°;a *itio boot
outihino into,Sefr ilk.
tab's, 8044 BUM Alik fee theta waist**, moew
,anbialtateo; 26e ot alkdrosolvto. 41
Value or nroverty insureii-ug to Jan.
tat,O, 1910,.$3.643.975.00.
' • ...COProltitEl.-Otorge McCartney,
dent,' it' R. Seafodh.; Connolly.
Tice.Vresklent, lloderieht- Menton' Bela,
Seo-Treas., Seafortli.
1)00,01161M-4as. Shouldice, Walton;
Win. oonstance; Itobt. Perris, Har-
- lock; John .Pepper, Brutefield; Broad -
loot, Seaforth; "Geo, Leinhardt, Broad,
• AGENTS -W. 4, Teo, R. R. a, maw:**
Jas. Watt, Myth; /id. iibichley, Sea,
-forth': -John Murray, Setiforth". • ."
Policyholders* can par their assess.,
malts at Colvin CUttlit Stake* Molted& *
The Royal OW" 0 H.
•
•tin notnutit
° Ravi 'Ur 4‘ta to by the
WEST iglfAltrAllOtif MUTUAL ME
liNStfit211101t CO.
Established -12/9
Bead 011teet Daagan»a. Oat.
:Robert Davidseth,* Thintarblen, Prest.
dent; Mot Ackett, )101.0004#' Vletk,
pretldent; additlen to the Prefddent
and Vice kresident, the rtilleirb* are
ofrecums: Wm. too. Auburn:
peon, Auburn 24f
ott; 71-R.'
to.
, 4..
•
oder
'Valetta biieeter and
Embalmer
Also Ambulance Service
ttoderich
Aft balls prorAntly att?naea o
day Or night,
1114,."11 et.re. 234 HP*" 35PTV*
'NEA*141t\ASPliibtkfATED
Brussels Post; Mr. John MotWen.,
.f Omer end ea,reeve of !Turnbeeryt who
recenthr PtirChase&imi.:7:Arnold
WO: farm building on .11111, • street,•
Width he had coilverted into a chopping
mill; had a' narrow •escape from death
-Saturday The Mill had, Jot
,been operation a 'day, and. While ad-
justing an exhaust ,phte, with the engine
uzin1tig, MrMcEwen was Overtorne,with
monoxide gas, Mesera-0. Muir and Wm.
Wade, employed in the building at the
tintek-,-noticing - his. plight,. Immediately
the and: utured :the
,i-ervices' of Or.. , McLeod. - Was. some
hours Oef9re he •becaMe Ooneelnus, In the
,Meanthrtetiaving_been. taken to the'hOtne.:
latei,in'the eve:nib:0o his home ir). turn -
berry.. litre are pleased .to .noti Mr. Me-'
tl
stijitifett13 ; aRerY--i*Iilond his-tht‘!*Ostrt'lL6‘ again
• _ II,'
•
WII.L •STOP •AT-CLINVON •
140f5"IttiCOrd: Ith0 fotiowhag letWt
,Was,recelv0 by:VI:ay:or Irte*.attnit
the s 'ecittary".of the ,Earl Bessborougti,
in. answer to One sent bY the' Mayor; Xt.
eoliths Out addittorA the pct..
'state ear or the Oovernor-aileteral and
the Countesi- of Bessborough and their
party wilt remain here ell the night •Of
Oct.. 19th,.going I.* aoderich the foI.
ling morning:. Dear ,Sir,-/, have. your
letter of September 23rd, Which .have
subviiitted' to me Ate -ditto the ;43overn.:.:
or.deneraL
'Atter-can-4 -Wt.& PrePa'red'by'
the Ballivay Conotny, Their, Eseellen..
cite-0601ot; trairv, s011.4rrive,,,at,.:40111406
Oetober leth,,,and ai
halt there, or' 11t1 Theft ft-
'oellencles will be Uelighted
*elf, '-oneagttea on the coniken, end
eetne e,dt your, flow-titizenk and Seli001 •
chtldren the.platfo'lln *heti the 04E1'
*tilos, but I suggest' that ow rttoption„
you tisotioe."Ifir 'them Inv,* oite
of1101a1 and infortnal. • Tours' truly, Sen-
firY". to the titsrernorttesiersl,
11—itlEflattgli DEfittliktn)
rot ?',1ettet, di$1
Wht*bail to NO. -q , fop
"-
Spectators were furnisited thrill when
riding .Charlie, raced dead heat. In
J. Cudraore riding TIlan and L. Nott -
the second heat duilra*e came in first.
• ' Boss: "Why have you, put down 10
shillings for overhead '$xpenses ?,
Trafeller: That. was an umbrella I
bought: , ie-
ftrrxr•orrarurorx,...srras0.90~,:‘,,.. ..
WeddinAs
- • GIBSON-SADLER
On Saturday =online, September 3eth,
-at the tannte • of:KW:ix' Pieibyterlan
church, ,Etnel Ellen -Sadler; formerly of
Essex, .-,zErtfilend, was-- united -11r
with Vauficey OrrOU. 'formerly of "Staf-
ordshire7-England,
13,A., minister of Knox cherch. The
happy couple were unattended. They
will-make--their-heme-in-Colborne
•4i
Roadste=E_L_rood 'Mese; Jack Meidin-
• •
„
PLUMBING,,HFATING
• .SIIEET 'WI:AL WORN
Phope `P. 9.11oz 131
HE.
• • -„, has purchased a farm. The best wiehes
Carriage -Brood mire, R. Greig; foal,
Jack Meidinger, J. Oelltiat & Son; 1
year_old,, R. Oreig; 2 years old, Manson
Bros.; single Ferriage horse, 5. J. Willert,
Pryfogle.
'Best gentleraante outflt-Ft•yiligierWil-
fred itifeLean; best lady driver, E. J. Wil-
lert, Clarence Parks. •
CATTLE. '
Grade heifer, 2 years old -A. IL War-
ner lit Son; heifer, 1 year-old, Harold
Penhale; heifer calf, RoY Peiver & Son;
steer calf, Roy Pepper & Son; steer, 1
year old, Roy Pepper de Son.
Durham -Milch Wtn, Oestricher,
1 and 2; heifer 2 years old, Wm Oestrich-
BOY Peper & Soh; heifer 1 year old,
4)estr1eher, Rey" PePper
1 I
'heifer tag' Oestricher, Ady --Pepper
WHAT * IT ? 2, • ''
• Berefords-lieleltA7cree,-,Irted-,airhert4
‘14.". 114AT 'OW and 2; heifer 1 year old, Pred tar,)grt, 1
, and 2; heifer calf, Fred Carbert, 1 and 2;
,
4*. bull calf, Fred Carbert, 1 and 2. '
• .Jerseys-MOch ow Harold Penhate.
• Holsteins -Milch cow, Wm. SParki, 1
I land ,2; heifer 1 year old -Wm. SParks, 1
I and 2; heifer calf, Win. Sparks, Colin
t Campbell; bull telft Colin CamPbell.
SHEEP. AND• ?fa's.
wej5j0141WG de Son; bi• tiliefilt4VVm. ,Oestrither 1 and
NI% ,
. •
-''. Leicesters-Itarn. 2 shears or over.
Cowan & 133nbrook,, 1 and 2; shearlieg
fain, A. H. Warner & on, Cowan Jr
„ Danbrook; . ram. Iamb, Cowan" ,Iir Dan -
brook, ',Rey Pepper & Son: ewe, relied
lambs, A. 11. Warner & Son, Cowan dis
Danbrook; shearlinj ewe, Cowan ,Iir Dan. -
brook, 1 end 2; ewe lamb, Cowan . &
Danbrook, A. tr. Warner, & Son. i
' Lineoine--Itain 2 Shears or over, 'Mos.,
,--e . Snowden, George Penhale; elitarling
any Of' ye11 are .dfeatlitl told Weather, ram,' Thos. StieWdett;• rata Isanite Thos,
Arid tliinkitig- dimly" Atott ir6t, flatifieta '''anawden' 411gt) Penhal/' 0 1, Ita ef'1' '
* 1(0- is
and frozen watti.pipes; 2 ,I, riabinealTiinTghtve,nootfleriliity, Opeeonigheaktrzitthale3:,1
1
Vhynot-latidle--the,eptestion, in *;:'i sem, -Snowden;.- twe-lantIV- '00346' -Pellioatt
Sible Manner, .,... •- . * . Thos. tnowden. . , . • ,.,
of their friends follow them for a -happy
life.
•
Friday Morning, September twenty-ninth, '
t
•.--
urfttect
In marriage • to*" Ittilliant-,Rugh
Lid, younger son of Mr.. and Mrs;
Ilam :Ladd, cun,tcui, The eere-
• mony was witnessed -by'only- the: Mune.;
Mate relatives of the'eontracting parties,
aev K. McGowan, tettor of Pours
'elturch, :was ' the sfficiating clergyntan.
The 'bride. was beeernInglY oWAed In
Ashes OfFcbses crepe with brown hat and -
snatching .atteasories. he crirried a
beurieet of American, Beauty roles with • .
lilies Of valley -pd mildenhair•ferm„ Site
was attended Marion Stewart,
of Londesboro, who wore flowered erepe
aress. Wit -11.7100V hat and accessories -
the --tame-shade.7---The brldegreOrn -
supported, by Eddie Elliott. colisin,of the
groUp-•.eUtriends• Of_the•bride
had d rated tho,oluirch and chancel
for the oceasion, After thewidding
breakfast whith was served •'at tire home
of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Ladd left by
•
motor for a ' honeytn eon to •Tartettp. and
other points. On their return' 'they will
- reside at the Normahelle Apartments.
King 'street, Clinton, •
. fARRISII-GoOD
"The marriage of Minnie Viola, the
third daughter of Mr. WhIlant A. Good
and the late Mrs. Goodt,of the township
of Colborne. to Parrish, the eld-
est on of Mr.and Mrs, John D. Parrish,
also of -ColbOrne township, was solem-
nized in 'the beatttiful church parlors of
K-nox TreshYterian-churehr-Oodericlu---on
Saturday morning,',September 30th, in
the presence of a•lew of. their 'relatives.'
The bride was attended- by her sister,
Miss Myrtle, and Kenneth Parrish, a
brother of the groom, was best man. '
The' Officiating ckrgyrnan was Rier:40.7. XT. --
Lane, B.A., Minister of Knox Church.
The youngcouple are held in high esteem
by a host of friends in their feskective
communities, from whom felicitations
for a hanny married' life the .sincere
The- youthful- 'couple- -left ob. te-
motor trip to Niagara. pans and other
peints-,and en-fiteir-return will make
their home Godefieli.
t
MWt..41
'n.tmaking_airplane
*ppcd-'witir--bige•--water--tartks an
nozzles so that the water ' can be
aprayed .ov_er dry ,fields.
r
No one plan for lifting the depres.sion
LADD-ELLIOTT has any Monopoly on merit, nor is it
° A quiet wedding was solemnized at St, likely to be 100 per cent foolpf061.-
pita, Anglican [ar& 'at' nine areintk:_ -RFT timer SalinS:
xfoids-Tfam 2' sheers and over, It:P
,
I
And th. en forget •ail about • iti ; ,- , ' .
. D. E411 4 kion, W. M. Ifenry; suearlitiff
The seasIble thing' to do Is to make sure ram, W. H. Henry, D. D. Belt * Son;
Of an ample suptiy or D L. ,dc W. lotus ram lamb, W. M. notify, 1). 1). Heft ..80
• taal,* Which fs bandied by 'the 'Beat
g
niCt .1vtieri that coat is tater irr your
bin,, you cart forget ,your r1es 4014
enJoy our whiter -14 onvert
p
A
son; ewe,raised, iambs, rx D. tell 4
8on, W. IC Henry; shearling owe, W. lit
Henry, D. D. ten le son; ewe iamb, w
M. nervy, I and 2. , „
ststotthirts/torirft.o. shears and over,
'Orval MOrkert.',Velvtiti & D*iibrook.
shearling ram, 04Va1 Metiowliti. 3. MD,
itteS 804: rata Iamb. J. nelhliaa
ttydog owe, rallied iamb*, 17.
, do. vOrvai Mcoolian: short*
ewe, . W. *do,' Orval' McGowan: owe
latztb.i-Orvel atettowan, D. W. 'Efirde:
, *ether lamb, W. M. Her.ry, 0. W. Hyde.
Dorsett -1w* 2 stows and or
'
A Tired,Worn Out Woman
Cavil 'Make: a Happy .:11torne
',There i no hapiiinees in the home when ,the mother
'sick and 'worried by the never .ending houeehold
duties. „ She gets run down and becomes nervous and I
luis shortnese_W breath,faint and.Aisay,.
t sleep, and gets up in the Morning feeling astirect
as he went -to -be, and downhearte4 anti diacomq
aged.-
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills will 00011 convince
it is not neceseitry-to suffer, as they btail4 up
the nervous system, strengthen the heart, and bring
back the former health and, vigor.
For tate at all drug and general stores; put up only
by The T. Milburn Co., Ltd., Toronto, Ont.
MILBURN'S
' HEART
NERVE PILLS
.4.0.41•440,44...44.4m004000,4****4.144.1,40
A4.4444/4,44441,
Note is tIie
4„.
To *haver your Heating System Overhauled
tibt 'leave it until you want, to use it as you may find
that you are going to require softie new parts and this may
• mean that you are goingqa be inconvenienced and suffer from
cold weatherovhile titesparts 'arebeing grIt and possibly
• freezing up of your plumbing. Phone us and we will send a
man to look tover your heating plant and have it put in good
• working order if it is found-neeessarys
For leafing Plumbing and Tinsmithing
we can „▪ give prompt 'service and all work Mid Material fully
• guaranteed.
We „tarry a full line of 'ANT-IlRACITA 131TUNVINOUS
and ALBERTA COAL ,ansl. ,COKa. All our coal is the best
that can be bought and -is weighed on your. own "scales (the
market St ales).
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Tito Mot*
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