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CREAM
WANTED
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MUM* Au NOM sum
NON IMUTHIska.S.NO&IitAled,Ltd.,tittelpit.
Owt,, Isiefueneit. tire *Ad Maria*.
1.0. 0.W. Lwassew L. news teary Maar
erreelier at err vietar.ia their JesU. tamp.
belt alma. All brethree earstially Orriteci.
Oteoere:,--Nolmie thud, C. Altaltepou; 'Vie*
Goad, W. Meektreste; Her. See., A. H.
Boyd: Via.
D. Bateman Tremerer.
Mex. Bow.
We went crew.
Onr hashwat motto is: Prompt
write and smistsetory zotntsm.
We geamiatee our testing atr.
ode sad our prices the hair. Ship
your cream direct awl save cow-
usons It all cows oat of 1314
prodocer.
We famish cans, pay express.
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charges and remit twise each
month. Write us to -day for prices
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& O. It. C. OitildeittLodeefaeets
eyerylinariday night ou•or before the felt
awes, la the wasonie Hall. Havelock street
Lueksow. Y,.K. W. J. Harlem;
C. Lindsey; J. vs., X. McGuire; *bey.. W.
I SettforthereaineryCo. I
Snalorth, Oat.
The Anker floltb
selpaakincing Bowl „
Cream Separator
th S. YOWLER, 14 8., 1.1. O. re 011icu up
etairebt Bettou Block, Teeswater. *pee
edattentioutsgeld elates, crownint awl
bridgework, visite Ale'reseter ist. and ard.
Wedueeday oteagh mOilthf Gerrie Thur,
IL A.IsIEWTON_, 8.. Dentist. Office
Atha Meek, teteknew, CHU. All modern
. methods; need.« Beet meieriale forte:31".
--Creree-efr4 rizeike- were. "eainiese extract-
ion by the use or the latest, simplest and
whit rentedr. f3OHNOY0B31. Neweet
Balogh% artificial teeth. Abater= 0404
eee reeeeetwee
SIMPLICITY.. .
The more simple, least complicated
get-atsa.ble any reacIrinetY, the longer,
•it will fast with lees troubls and expenee.
Note the eimplicity of the Ankor-Holth,
By Unfutening one burr the upper part;
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of the machine, in lifted over and all the
various gear parte aro exposed to view.
Aecessibility to all parte gives thli Ank-
or-Drilth an individuality all ita. Own.
The ripper part is placed in this position
when filing the oil chamber. •
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SANITATION
Health anthoritieri are constantly de -
mending greater eleanli iess in tlie hand-
ling,of milk. As milk is conieminated
io easily every 'ateneil used must be
readily subjected to a thorougb cleaning.
in the construction of the Anker-Holth
' the isleir of extreme sanitation has ever
been, eort81dere4.
Intending Prtrehatsere should see this
wonderful machine before buying, WA
„ know that year judgment will be the
'fume SS ours. -
Creatn Wanted
.IducknowFruit &Produce
Company
Joys* Block, Liteitsibto. Phone 47.
Tin.stnjthin
I3avetronghiiig
Eurrialeee
All kinds of Tinware •
- promptly repaired.
G. Drinkwalter.
GRANDTRUNK RAILWAY
SYSTEM
Highlands of Ontario
Canada. ,
The Home of the Reti Deers and- Moose
oPgs SEASONS -
p}Put-Novemiler lsttONovember f5t
ifl_ li
•
MOOSItsTSItsrember 1st td /4evember
15th, inclUsiire. sonte of the.
• Northern Distriets of .Ontario, in -
eluding limagami and .the territory
north and south of the Canadian
Covernment Railway from the Que-
.. bee io Ataultoba Boundary open sets -
son for Moose is from October 1st
to November 10th, inclusive. •
• Write for copy of "Playgrounds -The
*Haunts of Fish and 'Game." giving
iltrstiriss-Ilegrilotitosss, cte.,
to C. IS. •Horning, Distrio.t Passenger
Agent, Enion Station, Toronto, Onts.
G.T.R. Agent. Lneknow. Plume 2.
Kinlough
. -Tuesday, Oct I.
On Tuesday, Oct. 1st, Mr. Wm. Walsh
sand Mrs. S. Robinson were united' in
marriage at the *Manse by Bev. a
, McKenzie: • -
The Red Cross Society, BinIotigh, held
their auntie) butiness Meeting on Sept
19th.. During the year they made .16
pyjama. suits, 16 pile° snip, 56 towels,
28 arm dingo, 32 P. P. bags, .5 stretcher
taps, 9. doz. haddlterchiefs, 34 dozen
sponges, lir ,tioz. Washcloths, 533 pairs
socks.' A box we.s sent to Queen Mary's •
Siker Wedding Shower., valued at
Ja.$53 10; . •
30 Bed. counrcy granb....$ 73 05
A.tig. 14 Ittes county' grant... t 182 74
Other xeceipts.during year, 513 53
'W rineipts
Totill expenditures .
s 70932
.. . 480 15
Lyons, G. Feyge; Mulorcas, hew W.
Balsille6 on band $ . 33 36 Tarm''' orphi.nglon, huff;
Cock: S. .3dansOn; hen. IC Parrieh,
AMC.
Eiclutout erntinel
published every Thuosiermoruine
, etLuolatow, Ontario.,
AeD. HAVECENZIE, Prooletor
" and Editor,
Teems or Suescarertost-To any address
anwla ar-GreaLliffriaille0sCrear 1-60, sbc
months 75e., three months 400. .to- the United
States, one Year V.00. Theee ere the paid in
advent:orate& 'Wien paid in arrears the ,rato
le 50e. per year higher.
Subscriber; who fail to receive The Sentinel
neularir by mail will confer a faver,„by ac-
quaintingue of the fact at as early ads.% as
possible.
Whenehan. ge of. address is desired, both old
and the new address should be given.
° Advertising Rotes.
DisPLAYADyininensiGittalwa-lkitide knew')
on application.
STRAY. AravaLe-rone insertion see; throe in-
sertions ILK .
Farms or Real Estate for sale 500 eacii: aer-
IFYIIitlrell.31olar.r_oUullteigtO.. tlee.,7i2e2t
Local Readers, muses, etc., .100 per line per in-
bc each subsequent insertion; special
rate of So to regular display advertisers. Card
of Thanks 25e, Coming- Events 80 end SC Per
line, no noticeless than 26,1; Legal advertising
10c and So per line. Auction Sales; brief notice
50c, longer notioe 100 per line for first insertion
Sc for each subsequent insertion. Black -faced
lype count 2 lines for 4. •• •
•
Any 'pedal hpilie, the abject of which, little
pecuniary benefit of any ladividual or 'triode.
tiem to be considered an advertisement 'end
ckarged accordingly. " .
Vastness Curds of six line, and under WO
per rear.
*THURSDAY', OCT. 10th; 1918.
!Mg LUtKNOW FALL
PAIR -
T1113 PRIZE WINNERS _
(Continued from Page One)
ed Cow: V. q i'odd, (.1 &.. 2); Two-
Year-eld Heifer': F. :G. Todd (1 & 2) ;
One -year-old Heifskri F G Todd (1 &
2); Female any age: F G.Todd; Herd
one male and three females:
Todd : Heifer Calf P. G Todd 8c 2);
Male any age Durham,- Hereferdear
Polled Angus: S. E. Robertson.
Grade -Grade Cew:' McKay Bros,
W. H. Taylor; Two-year-old . Heifer;
A. Nicholson, a:: A Greer; One -year-
old Heifer: p 1K. Alton; -W.- H Tay-
lor; Heifre Calf:- W ILTaylor,-G . A.
Greer.;_Best shirt -keep. Steer: D K.
Alton, W Taylor; 'tone -year-old
'Steer : W.: H. laylOr Steer
Calf,: W.. R. Taylor, G. ''.A. Greer;
Dairy Csow,_any breed owned acid kept
in the Village Of Lucknow: D , Milne
(1- & 2); Herd Of one,cow, two heif-
ers, two steers: W. H. Taylor; , Beet
Bleck Animal On ground 11 Durnin;
A. Nicholson. . -
Grade Cattle for Dba1ers4TWOI:yearl
old Heifer: A, Nieholson; Two-year-
old.Steer: A. Nicholson (i & 2) e Fat-
ted Cow, Steer or Heifer; A. Nichol- '
don; Best three st4welc Steers A. Niehol
son; Best Steer, age or breed net con-
sidered: A. Nicholson:
'idrsey-Phmale, 'any age; D. K.
Webster (1 &'2); Cve, evidently giv-
ing milk: H. Campbell; Bankers''
Zonipetition, cam,. W_Lyens, Carrick
Douglas •
.*
.* SHEEP. -
Leicester --Aged Ram: Purvis Bros
Shearling Ram: Purvis Bros, T.' Me-
Quillin; ,Ra,m Lamb: Purvis Briss;
&-2)ti -Aged -EVee ( 1 &d).1' :Shear -
ling Ewe: J. MeQUillin, Purvis Eros;
Ewe LOA: • Purvis Brod (-1. & 2);
Pee: Purvis Bros.,
10s,ford'A_, t rerrieir
Douglas;
sViTHIE :
Berkshire -Stour:. "J; 'Alton e Sow,
farrowed4n 1918: Alton.
. YerkshireBoar:
Alton; Sow, that had raised Pigs in
1918: J..pe.rrieh, J. Alton; Sow, far -
Tweed in 1910: S. Alton., J. Parrish;
Boer, farreived in. 1918: .t. Parrish,
J. Altim; Boar, twleve months. and
-enders J. Parrisb; Sow twelve Months
And finder; S."Fatriali '(I & 2); Boar,
fiti,X. months and Under J. Alton, I
.1earrish,; Sow': ei zelenths and'.1100:
3. Alton, (1 & 2 ).
Tamworth -Boar; S. Alton; Sow,
tartowed in 1918: 3 AitOn' •
Obis -22,-L-Three Bacon HOP: js,
Fairish, J. Altort; 13est peri 'of Hogs:
i. Fatrisli, 3. Alton. '
, Bankers' competition, Hop: Car-
rick Douglas, W. W. Alton.
POULTRY; -
Powl-ssilinconas; Jas. Johnston ;
hen; Jae. Johnston; AndabisiafiS, cock
Sas. Johnston; hen; jas. jahnstoui.
bantams, ornamental:. anl variety;
Solinstori; Leghorn, white cock ;
J. Johnston, G Feyce; hen: W.
a
Plyrboutli Aork. btrisd,
coek:3.Johnston,t Alton: hew J.
Johneton, 3. Alien's Any other etads
ard variety, named: 3. Johnston; be
3. Johneton; Duels Pekin, pair; W.
Lyons, J. Alton; Geese, gentler: J. .A !-
ton, G. Feyge; goose: J. Alton, G..
Feyge; Best breeding Pen In Medit-
erranean class: G. Feyge; Best breeds
lug pen in Amerlean or English dose:
j. Johnston. Gs Feyge; Special for ex-
hibitor winung* greatest number of
first prizes in Class tiaz. Johnston.
Chickens Ancona. pullet: G.
Fevge; Leghorn, white cockerel:
Johnston. J. Alton; Leghorn, pullet,:
J. Alton; Orphingtons, buff, cokerel:
J. Selinston; pullet; 3. Johnston; Ply-
mouth Ittick„s, harred,s.seockerel,---sts
Johnston, 3. Alton; pullet: J. Alton,
3. Jobaston; Plymouth ; itock; any'
other variety, waisted, cockerel:. J.
Zolmstrin; pullet; T. Soleseston, :Bent
pair ef Cockerels: 'errs, j..McCarrOl,
j. Altoril Best Exhibit ot,Pigeoni: G.
Feyge, W. Thompson; Domestic Pets,
any.dnd G. Feyge; One dozen eggs:
0. Douglas,. Mrs. J. Webster; Onedoz-
en
1;gesheaviest, brown: Mrs. J.
WebStfir„ Mrs. W. A. gammon; Speo-
Jai for Exhibitor *inning most prize
OPAL 24.essIs-ssaiolsnstossisstests
best dressed Cockerelcifrs. G. Hun-
ter, W. Lyons, :
. GRAIN
One Bushel Fall -Wheat, red or am-
ber: A. Schlitild.t; • One bushel Fall
Wheat, White, correctly named: A.
Schmidt, 3. Alton.; One bushel Spring
Wheat: X, Webster,. ses Schmidt, J.
Alton; One bu. Oats, long, whites:
A. Schmidt, J. lYteDiarmid, S, Alton;
One bu Oats, arty variety: A. Schmidt.
j. Alton, J. IL Ackert; One bu tarley:
3. Altone.T. Webster, ; One bis Peas;
J. Webster,' J. Alton,; One peck Red
Clover: Roy Alton, A.• Schmidt, 3.
Alton; $IX largest and, best stalks
of Field Corn: Willie tyon; Six Ears
Field Corn; A. Schmidt, ji Webster;
Three Sunflowers: Mrs. A. McOarrol ,
Mrs. W it Hamilton; Sheaf Fall
Wheat Sai Phihlps, J. Webster;
Sheaf 'Barley: A. SChmiat; Shoat'
Oats: A. "Schmidt, .J, Webster; Best
'Collectionot Mengel, Turnip, Carrot
or. Beet Seed: Mrs. D. M.. Thompson;
Best collection of Weed Seeds:
Schmtilt: G. Thonipson; Largest. and
best Collection of Grain. and Seeds!
'.A". Schmidt, 3. Alton, G. Tharapson;
argest, and hest arranged coilectioti
.of Corn, Grain and Grasses in strew::
Mrs. D. M. Thompson; Special for ex-'
itikifor. winning greatest number of
Arseprized in class at': 'A. 'Schmidt.
•-• .Roots and_Vegetables-:-TWo varlets -
Ms' poratoes; •pchmidt, X, it. Mac-
kenzie; peck • early pottitoeS:
A, Scinildt; .peek large potat-
oes:. 'A.; Sehniidt, Itatierizie;
Mengel, Wuzel, red: A. Schmidt,
Lyons.; lyiatigellturieIr A Schutt&
Willie LYenS; Turnips, Swede: ,Wilile
Lynne, S. Lyons, , Turnips any Other
variety:. Willie Lyons,, A. Schindt;“
Sugar Beets: A. Schmidt; It. J Weeds:
'Field' • .Carrets., • .A. • Schmidt,
Woods;- TWO winter Cabbage ,: .A.
Schniidt,J..Miller; Two Winter squash.
Mrs., Hatellton, M Connell;
ColiectiOn of field 'roots: A, Schmidt,
'Willie Lyons; Largest Squash.; Car -
rick Douglas, :Mrs; D Thompson' ;
Largest p. nt,kin Mrs D Thompson,
Ta.o•citrone:. G. Todd; Mrs. W. E.:
Hamilton; -Pee enips; .4 Schmidt J
Milielf• Title Carrots: A.: ,Schinidt,
V, J. Li‘!Ons; able Carrots, 'shrift;
.W J. LyOnd; Table Carrots, short: W..
j. LOn, .T. Paekett; Beets, long: A.
Sclinsfilt, 'W. It. Ferrier; 'Beets, short
A:,.9ehnfidt, W; Hunter; Winter Rad-
ish:. A. Schnitit, Willie Lyons; Tom-
atoes:, Mre, 1;1 Therepsen, Mrs W. IL
Hamilton; Celery;. Mrs, R. Brown,
• Congram; Cauliflower: Mrs. D.
Temnpson; Watermelon: G 11.
kinith; '31.tsitnielon: Mrs.
W. R. Rant:Men; Beans, small white:
K. .11. Maeltenzie, G. Feyge; Dutch
efs:W. J. Lens, C. Douglas, ' tap
Onions: W,.j Lyens, „Hsinters
Onions, red, A Schrifidt,.';31. Connell;,
Onions, yellover A. ScIthniiiiteW., HU!).
ter; Three varieties vegettililete A.
Sch,nidt; Collection Of . 'Garden 'Pre-
-dude: 'Mrs. D. Thonipeon, Schmidt;
Special for the Exhibitor ;winnig the
greatest number of first prizes; A.
Schmidt
--IAIRT AND TABLE SUPPLIES:-•
Snead. Coilectien of 'Butter: Mrs.•
j. Lyons,:Mes. 1. Congram, Mrs.1)..X.
Webster; Crock Of butter, 10 lbse Mrs
3- Lions; Mfg. L Congrank Mrs. ti K
Webster; Batter, In Prints: Mrs. D.L.
Webster, Mrs Lyons,_ Mrs. Con -
gram; .Home-made tread,sxhite: Mr -s.
Xt. Webster, Mrs: W.R. Parrier,,Mrs.
A,'Schmidt;'' I:tomb-made breast brows
krs.-rarier, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. 3. 'Web-
ster; Hoiae-anide breed: 'made front
Havelock Pure Manitoba, Flour: Mrs.
-Farrier, Mrs. .15. M.' Thompson, Mrs.
It. WebSter; mite -Made bread, made
from Seedy, blended IF. lour: Mr. Par-
rier, Mts. R. -.Webster, Mrs, J. Web-
ster; collection of randy' Jellies: Mrs,
A. MeCalrol; teat eupper for work-
ing man; Mrs. D. Ruston, Sire... J.
Webster; Best. baking made •froto
Maple leaf Baking Powder: Mrs. D.
Farrier, MM. 1. Lyons; liome-made
buns, plain, Mr. W. It Perrier, Mrs,
Lyons; Home-made tea buscuits,
white,. Mrs. R. Webster, Mre.
Perrier; Iletst-niade tea" biscUlts:
rt 14 loHdt air .ic.
&Mind, Um It Huston; Old filabion-
ad oat cakes: Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. R.
Webster; Layer cake, light: Mrs. D.
LoYer eake. dark: Orris.
j. Gaunt. Mrs. D. Huston; „Johan*
Cakes Mrs. D. Huston, Mrs. 3.1400s;
Cookies. three 'varieties: Mrs. J; Mil-
ler; Pie, Lemon; Mrs. R. Brown. Mrs
D. Huston; Pie, Pumpkin: Mrs. D.
Huston; Pie, Apple, Mrs. D. Huston,
ars. W. R. Farrier; COJIWt1011 a war
bread: Mrs. 3. Gaunt, Um. J. Miller;
colleetien of Honey: Mrs. A. Csrrol;
Collectien of canned fruits.: Mrs. A.
McCarron Mres D Huston; Collection.
of Marnialade: Mrs. A. McCarron Mrs
D. M.:Thompson; Collection of Field -
es: Mrs- AssMeCarrels.Mrs- ;Ss TeYonss-
Collection of 3e1Ues 3rs. A. Afeetirs
rol, Mrs. D. M. Thompson; Maple
Syrup: Mrs. Rs Webster, Mrs. 1. Con -
gram; Best friut salad; Mrs. A. Mes
Carron Mrs. D. Ms Thomsen; test
Vegetable salad; Mrs. A. McCarrol,
Mis, D, M. Thcenlison; Hard Soap:
Mr. A. Mcenrrol, Nfrs Et. Webster;
1:014nlair to, C,onsist of Ontario grown
Pruitssand vegtables, etc,: Mrs. A. Me-
Oarrel,.Mrs. D. M. Thompson; Great-
est ninaber of first prizes in cblass 27'
McCartrolit. m
•
Apples -Alexander Wm, Hunter,
•Mrs. D. Huston; Baldwins: X, Camer-
on, G. A. Greer; Ben, Davis: K. •Cele'
eron, W. E. MacDonald; Cirlberte: K
Cameron, jos. Hackett; • Cayuga, red.
streak: X, Cameron, Mrs. D. Huston;
Duchess; Mrs D., M. 'Thompson, W.
MacDonald; Muir AppIest: Is Miller,'
kart Connell; Wealthy: Greer,
R. • 1.• IiVood; King of Tompkins Co:
Jas. Hackett, W. R. MacDonald; „pallo
Water.: las. Hackett, W. Hunter ;
Mann Apples: 0, A. Greer, K. Cam-
eron; Wolf River:, X. Cameron; Xing
Pippins: Jas. Hackett; Eilenhehn
Jos. . Hackett; Ribson Pippins
MacKenzie,' J.. Miller; Ontario; K,
caraerdn,.- W. E. MaeDonald; Rhode
Island Greenings: Mrs. D. 'Huston,
X. R: MacKenZie; Roxboro Russets:
Sas, Alton; Golden Russets: W. Mc'7,
Donald, X Cameron; Famens or Snow
G: A. Greer, Jas. AltourNorthern,Spy•
X, Cameron, G. A:, Greer; Wagners:
R. J.. Woods, Jas. Alton; MeIntosli
Red. W..E, McDonald... X Cameron;
AnY other Fall- Variety: 0, A .Greer,
las. Hackett; •AnY other Winter var-
iety: E: McDehald, A. Schmidt;
Three''verietiee Pail: K Camerbn,
B.. McDonald; Five Varieties, Winter;
•K. Cameren;.W. P. McDonald; Best
Five fall pears': W.. R. MacDortald,
A. Schmidt; Winter Pears: las.. Al-
ten,'D lc Alton; PIUms, bine::
Webster, .Jas • Hackett' PlUms„, red:
W. E. MacDonald, L'Congra.m; Plums
Tellover-jasellackett; Bunehee, Grap-1
es: W. E. MacIrOnaid; Tatman. Sweets
K. Cameron, Jas. Alton; Cranberry
Pippins: W: E. 'MacDonald; Maiden
Blustte W. E. MacDonald, I. Cone
gram; Best Collection t. Of ..Apples;::
jah.eHackett, W. E. Mat:Di:Mal&
• LADIES' DEPARTMENT:
Homo- Manufacture -Collection •.or
'Fancy.. Work:. Mrs. K. McLeod, M.
',Mug:stone, Mrs 11 W TaitiiAytt;
I.Collection of Irish Lace: Mrs.1K. Mc-
Leod, Ms H Tamblyn, Miss 'Belle
Mackenzie; Colleetion Of Ladies' work •
'not. faneye•Itirs. j. Mackenzie, Mrs: R.
Brown, Mrs. D M Thompson; 001 -
lection of ICstilide Goods for family
Use: Mrs. .7. McKenzie, Mrs. X. Ike-
tded, Mrs. D. k •Webstre; Colettion.
of Irish Crochet Work:, Mrs, Tarablyn.
Mrs. MeleAediApron, Kitchen: Mrs.
J., gicKenzie, Mrs. Tamblyn ; AVion,
fancy: Mrs. J. Lyons; IrIrs...Tamblyn;
Baby's. Bennet; Mrs.,Livingstone, Mrs
3 MacKenzie; Boudoir Cap:. !Mrs.
ingstone, :Mrs Tanibiyn; Bedroom
Stripers.: „ Mrs, Tanthlyn, Mrs'. Living -
stories Baby's Outfit: Mrs. Livingstone
Mrs.. Tamblyn' "Bath Vowel and Wash
Cloth knitted: Mrs. 3: McKenzie,Mrs
K. McLeod; .:Bedspread, 'fancy,.
had -
made: LeDurriin; Dress, girl'el cotton:
Miss Livngstone; Dress, lady's cotton,.
house.; .1.1r4; Tioiblyns Mrs: :3; --Mats
Xelizie; Dtesser and Stand Cover. Mrs
Lice* Mrs., K. 9Me.Leod; Draps„ Side,
beard, linen:: Mira. Lyons, Mrs. -Verse
Kettiie; Darniag, sainplesonsweel-asid-
eotton: *--L; Praire, Werk, linen
Mrs. 'Tanthlyn. , Mrs. LivingstOne.r Erne
Oroidery, eyelets Miss M Lyons, miss
S. Lyons; EMbroidery„ Mount. Miallick
Mrs. Livingstone, Mrs, Layoffs:. °Em-
broidery, Hardinger: Mrs. . TamblYri,
Mrs.. Livingstone; Embroidery, any
other:. Mrs. Tamblyn, Mrs. Jae Lyons;
Pive O'clock Tea dioth, White. With
croChet border.: Mrs. Tamblyn, Mr.
JK. McLeod; tlitedIreestiefss Mrs 3
.MaeKenzie, Mit. X. McLeod; Hug-me-
.fight;:erochet or knitted: Mrs. J. Mae.;
Xeurie, Mrs, Vairiblyit; • Irish Crochet
•Ea,: Mrs.tivingstone,,Milf.`Tarablyn;
Lace, Honiten orsPoint:Mrs McLeod,
Mrs; tamblYit; Lace, Duelieks: Mrs.
Moteod, Mrs. Livingstone; ,Lace, knit-
ted (thread).: Mrs., Livingstone, Mrs.
McLeod; Lace, crochet, not othertrise
Mentioned,: Mrs, McLeod, Mrs: Tam-
blyn, 'Lace, EattenbUrg: Mrs. Tam-
blyn; :Are. Livingstone; Lunch , Set,
loth etc: Mrs.: Lyons,: Mrs. J. Mae-
leenz:ei nundry peg: Mrs. Livings
stones Mats, fancy table: Tamblyil,
Mrs, 3.14acXezie; MItts, pair man's
dorible: Mrs. McLeod; isietting: Nits.
i. MaciCenzio, Mrs. Livingstone;
Nigntgewn or underwaist yoke • in
Cicebete , Mrs. D. M. Thep's
sea; PilloW case, embroidered, day:
brown: Mrs, Lyons, Mrs. W. It. Par.
•
M. 4ou, Mr.tiltibiyaf;
10* eask:S. embrUidered. night; Mrs.
LYOnS, ars. Livingstone; Pillow caseS
crochet lace. night: Miss. M. Lyons,
Mrs. 'rainblyn; Pair Curtains, cotton,
trimmed wills eroehet--; Owls -
JOTS embroidered: Mrs. Tamblyn, Mrs.
S. types; Quilt, erochet: Mrs; Tara-
idyn; goat. knitted,: Mrs. Tamblyn,
Mrs. 3; MitUenzie;,. Quilt, pieced eots'
ton: Mrs. Tamblyn, Mrs. J. M.a.eXens
zie: Quilt, pieced wool: Mrs. TrunklYst
Mrs. J. Mactenzie; Quilt silk or vel-
vet; Um Tamblyn, Mrs. T. MacKen-
zie; Plumber rug: Mrs, Tamblyn; Set
of bedroom linen: Mrs. J. Macifenzie
Mrs. LYorte; Shirt Man'cotton, work
Mg; Mrs. J. MacKenzie; Sox, 1 pr
Thompscre Mrs. D. Huston; Sox 1 pr
nian's fine: Mrs. Tainhlyn, Mrs. lIns-
ton; elta.va, lady's handmade; woollen.
Mra. .11,, Primo. Mrfe Livingstone;
Saeque, lady's dressing: Mrs. Livings
stone, MT% Mceod; Sera pillow, hand -
painted: ,Mrs. 3. Lyons, Mrs. Isfring-
stone;' St fa pillow, embroidered.; Mrs.
Livingssone, Mrs, McLeod; Sofa pit -
low, any other: Mrs. J. 1.70110, Mrs..
J. Mackenzie; Towel Collection, not
more than four: ars: Lyons, Mrs. j
lilaerieneie; Towel, embroidered; Mrs.
vingstoite,-114. Lyons; Main; COT--
leetion: Mrs. LivingstMte, MrS. Mae -
Kenzie; Table centre piece, White:
Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. W. R. Hamilton;
Table (=ire plece,.colored, Mrs. Liss.
ingstone, Mrs. R. Brown; ira,bfe run -
nor; WO, Tamblyn, Mrs. D. M.,Thom-
won; Tray Cloth, embroidered: Mrs.
Lyene, Miss M, Lyons; Tea cosy', ent-
broldered: tVingstone, Mrs. Lyons;
.Underwear, lady's hand Made; Mre.
Lyons; Woit bag, fancy: Mrs. Living-
stene, Mrs, McLeod; Collection of old
fashioned household articles: Mrs,
McLeod, Mrs. D. BUThompson.. •
. FINE A.R.TS AND FLOWERS: -
Word Carving -Collection of car-.
veil. articles: K. Parrish. • '
China. Painting-eingle piece: Mk
D. M. Thompson. •
Paintinge-;-01(1-Marine Mrs
'Tainblyn, Mrs. Livingstone; .p,igurer
Mrs. Livingstone, 0 Feyge, Ambnals:
Mrs, LiVingstone; Gbreyge; Canadian,
landscape: 'Mrs. Lreings-tOne, Miss
Bell MacKenzie; .13 est Single paiiting
Mrs. D. M, Thompson, Mrs. ,tiviegs-•
tcine. .
Water Colors -Marine View:.Mrs
Livingstone,. Mrs. Thompson; 'Figure
Paintlng Mrs Livingstone; Mrs.
'Moms:lion; russets:, Mrs. Living7
stcine; tandseape scenery: Mrs. Thom
;mon,' Mrs. Livingstone; Painting on
glass or pottery: Mrs. Thcrrepson..
63.0t rmayer 8 .n4 hColarato; rpesooszli ;aiwn dr Mrs.
ni.,,Igiv:InrigoctrQanye-
In Charcoal Mts. ThOmpson; G. Feyge
Pell and Ink Sketeh: Mrs. Thome-sons
Mr's, isivingstoms; Pencil' Drawing:.
G: Feyge, Mary COnnell.
• lit•I'LOWERS:
geraniu.ln.e: Mrs. A. McCerrol...; Cac-
tus: Mrs. McCarrol; Ferns; Mrs. Me- ,
CarroS, Mre. D. U. Thompson; Foliage
Mrs. *Huston, 'Mrs Thompson, Home'
Pie n Yrs :Tlicirrn,;(;)rf Asrrwn.zFprn
MrS.-Thenlpscor,Begenia, re-x:--Mrs.It
McDeed,. Mrs, Thompson; Begonian;
tuberous in blooin: Mrs Thom.pson;"
P'uscliia, In blOoni: Mrs. H. Malhers;
.Asters : Mrs. W. R. gammon, Mrs:
Alec/al-rat:. Dahlias.: Mrs. J. :Webster,
Mrs...D. Hustone.'41adioli: Mrs. Mc-
Carron Mrs, Hamilton; -.Marigolds,
collection: Mrs. -Thoinpscias Sweet
Teas, collection*: Mrs. Th'ompsort; Pan
'sies; Mrs. Lyons, Mrs.. Thompson;
Phlox, perennial, collection: Mr's. Me-:
Cerro]. Mrs.: Hamilton,' Phlox,dram-
mondii: Collection: Mrs.. Thompson;
Petunias, 'eolleationt Mrs, -W. E. MaeS
Donald, . Mrs. 'Phompsbn; Sunflowers.
collection:*Mrs. MeCarrot; Mrs. Thom-
pson; : Basket 'Animals: Mrs. Thomp-
son, .MrS. MCCarrol; Table Bouquet:,,
ornamental; Mrs. MeCarroi,' Mrs.. W.
R. Hamilton; Autitmn Leaves .: G. H.
Mrs.:rhomnsen. •
• INVISCELLANEOUS
Collection of curios or oddities:
Mrs. K. McLeod, Mrs.. TlicenkSen;
daie Of eluffeil birds„ Canadian:. .1.;
Lyons; 'mule tyone; C011ection o
Coini: Mrs. Thompson. • ' :
-011-tritistITS7" comikriliA614-
B eye' ince, 100 yds:, Gs Thompson,
It Andrew, W. Webster; 130yes potato
rate: Alton,, W.' Thompson ., E. Reid
Backward Race:',0 Thourpsen,
ThoMpdon, IL Andrew- • ,
SCHOOL CHILDREN'S 'DEPART,
' MENT: '
csroebet :work in COttOil Jean Spin -
div, .'neTyn. Lockhart; boll; most.
tastefully dressed: E., Lockhart, 3..
Spindler:, Embroidery; any kiwi: Et
Lockhart, 3..SpindIer; Towels, hand-
made: E.Lockhart; Cellection Ur gen-
aril work, not fancy: E. Lockhart.
: Best specimen 'water color drawing:
Wiontfred Farrier,: Tens
Best .specimen pencil" drawing: • W.
Ferrier, W. P. Tholitpton; Best speck -
men of writhig: Margaret MeCallum,
Carrick Douglas; or. children under
10 years: Winnifred Douglas/ Mar-
garet Henderson.
Six beets, short: Gordon Thompson
Winifred Farrier; 'Six Carrots, short:
.W.•Farrier, G. ThistriPson;sVegetableS
E. Lockhart, G. Thompson; BouqueL
of Garden Flowersi; • 6. Thompson,
W. Perrier; Drawing of your garden
as planted for 1918: E. Lockhart, W.
T. 'Thompson; Essay 'My Garden at
Witealfred Farrier, Caserta'
Douglas* .
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CAPITAL, AD NRuSuxVii 48,800'10w I
iSranches in Canada
General panking Osisiness:Pansacted
Cireurar Letters of Credit
Bank Money Orders
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
interest allowed let highest current rate ,
•
.PIANTOS .Weare agents for the following
"-"." high:grade instruments: Gouriay
Winter and Lemming, Heintzman & CO. ,.3114. the
Newcombe Pialso CO,
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action, its Simplicity,
durability and free-
dom from repairs.
See us before buying.
Second=“and Goods
puggyi' 2* Organs, x Sewing 'Machine, t• 1Via.nure
, Spreader,..I 'Oliver Sulky Plow. .
0.-ANbIZPVyi.
NOTICE -MILITARY SERVICE ACT, 1917
REGISTRATION OF
UNITED STATES CITIZENS
Male citizens Of the United States living in Canada of
AGES. 21-30, both' inclusive, MUST REGISTER BY RE7
GISTERED POST With 'the Registrar iffider the Military
Service Act of the district in which they live, during the TEN
:DAYS NEXT.FOLLOWING SEPTEMBER 28th; 1918; and
such CITIZENS QF THE. AGES .19, 20AND 31-44,. both
inclusive, must so register during the TEN DAYS NEXT
FOLLOWING OCTOBER I.2th, 1918. 'It must be emphasized •
that THIS INCLUDES AMERICANS LIVING IN CANADA
OF THE:ABOVE AGES, MARRIED AND. SINGLE, and in-
cludes ALSO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE SECURED DipLo-
yrATIc EXE,MPTION OR HAVE REGISTERED WITH
AN AMERICAN CONSUL, o; HAVE REGISTERED FOR.
lyIILITARY SERVICE IN THE UNITED STATES.
4 • .
Registration' letters -may be handed to local Postmasters
for despatch to the proper Registrar, under the Military
Service Act. ,
MILITARY SERVICE BRANCH. •
•EjitQTIC'E4fgLrfARY:SERVI
F ACT f°11
g-
MEN EXEMPTED AS FARMERS
• Having in view the importance a leaving a suffi-
cient number of men on those faryris, Which are
• actually contributing to the National Food Supply,
notice is hereby given as follows .
e 1. AIL MEMBERS OF CLASS I POSSES. SING
EXEMPTION AS FARMERS which in eXpiring and WHO
WISH TO REMAIN EXEMPT should communicate with
the Registrars under the M.S.A., of ,thbir .respective districts. .
REQUESTING AN EXTENSION IN TIME • OF' SUCH
EXEMPTION, Questionnaires will thereupon be issued to
these men by the Registrar and they will receive further
exemption upon furnishing satisfactory . proof that (hey are
coritributingislifficiently US the National Food Supply. -
2. In order to tscilitate productive employinentdurina, the
Winter months MEN EXEMPT ] AS FARMERS
sHouLp APPLY...TO THE REGISTRARS FOR .P.ERMITS
TO ENGAGE FOR THE WINTER IN SOME OCCUPA-
TION OF NATIONAL INTEREST, SUCH AS LUMBER-
ING, MUNITION WORK, ETC. Such permitS will servo
to enable exempted farmers to pursue other useful occupations
for the months dur•ing which farrning operations convot
carried on.
• MOLITAIRtli SZlk
RYICE 1311AiaL