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od eow, threeloar.old cow, two.year.old
heifer, miolcar-old bolter, and bull any
age-Webotor, McKay Bro.
Unitatonn Afirrkt
Bull, any ofm---D. Alto,
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Weekly Store News
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For many' years past it -has been the pOic'y of this
store to hold One Annual Clearing Sale lasting thirty days
• during the whole month .of Augp..st. We have deidecl on
a Change of Policy 0 by which a' series of shorter term
• sales at various. times of *6 year. wilt be held. The Arst
of these will be a
ot lug and Furs
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This Sale will be open on Saturday, October 16th, and will.
Include Mens' and Boys' ready-to-vvear Suits and Overcoats, -
Ladies Suits, Skirts, Coats and Fur Goods. This Clearing,
Sale offers an unusual opportunity to purchase these goods
early :in the season, just when they are most needed.
Watch the Lucknow, Ripley„ and Dungannonpapers next
week for further information regarding this, great Clearing
Sale of CLOTHING and runs
A Full Store'
Our new goods for for Fall and Winter trade are nearly all
in stock and we now have a -very full store, well assorted in
„every department. We "appreciatyour trade and endeavor
.at all times to giveyou the. 'best values for Your money, and ,
should any purchase prove unsatisfactory We are always
willing to have it returned and your money given back to you.
We cordially, invite you to see our full range :of' goods, and
to make 'our store your headquarters, for trade. •
ortaNotice
Our,.:ACCOuots become due on October lst. and are
now 'being sent out, and we ask fOr-,paynienttlnring:-this
month of October. - We trust that all those whom we
favored with credit during the past months will thus
•oblige::116•.-With'protopt payment of their ••••aCe4Ont&'•:.
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.„ •••-: •_Kinioss ,. I took io the Atthiversary services at Tif.„
fins chureh last Sunday,
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, . . • -Moridair Oot. 4. • • The Anniversary services in connect-
- .,..._.,Mr. Sam $tgeon spent Sundv. with ion with the Methodist church. will be
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his 13rother:MiLligan, • held a -week -kora next Sunday Oct 17.
misses Lyla Stanley and Vera Huston jug 11144
"visited friends in Paisley, one day last eevaeteoan-gni. eet!ng the follow-
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week, • . , • The Guild meeting -Sunday evening
„ • .1' Ali, and 'Mrs. Ernest Blackwell of was led by F. Davidson, the subject be-
• Londen,have returned home after spend- ing,"IrlY Week,” 'llow Rest to Observe'
•locouple of -weeks With Ur. and Mr. -TV • he sublect-next $undity-_evanire
Albert Stanley. • is "The Finns in Europe and uanada
P - ' • The delegate's sent to 1(ineardine gen- Johnston Conn is 'the leader.
iloySchool Convention by the Eldest-. A Patrioge• Concert Will •be held. in
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S. S. report a "good time and ;say the Whitechurch,ueder the auspices of lite
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, convention was well wort!' ' attending. Literary Society, on Endo? evening
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' Qaite a number of the friends of 'Wen, OatoWr -22nd, when Major J. C Tohnie,
, . . ., den Russet gathered at the home of Mr, of London, and others wil ' speak. A.'
'? ' 'Walter Ratite, where he has been work. spleridid program is being provided and
. no doubt the past repatition of White -
i isg all summer, and Presented him with
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rarquharson -denionstrated the making
of Cod Fish Rallv, and Miss Grace -Fowl;
er demenstrated. Rank Weaving,. A
patriotic chorus Was also sun g by five.
ladies.- Atlice close of t e *nee Ing
Which was held at 'Mrs.' Bremner's 'home,
the lielinore)adies served' refresheients.
the last pleasing totiell to a yery.--Tpinae b
;grit affern40:7.-: • •
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top
W 8 11•14, joa Ehtlikett, Taralps, 0
Lyons, j Comoro. 'hemp, any
Other vittlety..41 U Aitchoten. Mold
cOaroto.-AteDonoldasitchoson, Gordon
carrots, sliort-Haskottl Reid. Carrots,
long-flockett, Lyons. Paisnipa-Sam
ttorrioon, McDonald. Toinat000-W It
Ferrier,W Webb. Onions. -Webb,
W Hunter- Top oni.mit--..".r."
Lyono. Cabbage, early - 41 Beaton. W
por,r,,en Amine R VelYonald. Conlitiower-Conpram.
Bun, ;OW age -Fronk Todd, Bull ParnPkins-Alton, Thomplion, 1,4,080
Calf -Frank Todd. llotfer Calf -Frank Ig1041408-0 Potter' A R41114"4 wat"
Todd, Female) any Rge_Frank Todd. ermelons;-Mrs II Smith. CW900-
'11)4 one male and three. feniale,s-•;-• •Tambilteli's(Aplitht°"0"8_°AelietroYirCjrynognr'slutegiadt•
Frank,Todd,
,beete-W R Martio, hobertoon. Male, .001-
any age, Durham, itereferd or
pow, Angna,„._ leetwo gardenyegetaible.sSmRefit
• ' sample cellectio,n-b' .4itchesom
6111A,DR,
Grade . coif; /thing milk, or oodontly 14441r. AND TARIM elf PLIATEk
well gone, in, ealf-if.„Webete. tr• ir arid Speeial collection butter; --colleettoti
Twolopold heifer -IL' Webster. One-• Innet be separate trona other entries-
y_eawr..elwd heifer ---•.l). Alton. 401,01311a. ' calf Mai Lyon, Mrs, I. Coogram, Mos D
Beat E. Webster. Tub butter -alio. Samuel
short keep steer.-4..Wchstert I and 2. 'Morrison. 0roalklit butter -Mrs w 0
Oaalear-old ott•Tr-Jameit Oarbaur Tothlt.. Lyons, Congrann Ralf -dozen
Webster. Steer calf -W. Woocji J. ditiryiaound orintabutter-41ie j Alton,
.Webster. • Dairy cow, 4ny ,breed, Awieg W li Fortier, (iougrani. klokne-
and kept in the Viflage Of Ionck.Ow., not ' ode bread• -Uro K McLeod. Ferrter,'
tti.bo 4hoirvo in 40Y, other .eleSs,4Wilfred gra R Welaiter.Brown 'bread, home
Nendelon.: Best throe *ere,. not shown reade-408,4as, Aitcheson, Ferrier, M rs
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in any other section. (over two years., of Potter. Two• loavO baker's bread -
age.) -J -Webster, „ Het& of one Cew, S Reid. Factory cheetss-;-..-otto
two lleifera) Lwo stole .4,', %hater. 00, Dopey, extracted-V,Alten, 'Quart •
Rest block minim]an ground, prizes ;Maple syrup -Mrs A E 0011 -
&mated. by' R. J. Button, must he bred ection! canned fruits --Mrs A .111cOarroll:T
and raised by exhibitor -1C Woodo, 1 Beet colleCgon- Of
and .• • , , • Lyons. Best Rot. supper prepared for work-
- GRADE 04Trim. FOR PgarittO. •• • , ;Int Iman---Mr•Par011t.POtte,r, 4ifreD Hus
1I'hPads7 Otte* ph,' toit
Two -year -ad steer, fatted CO. ' Steel: ton.Best five e'cloek tea-McOirroB,
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Potter,. Collection of pickleor--McOar-• r
heifer, . best 4 Stook titeers, best steer.
40:°1blr1•?' • • • roll, 't‘1
n'1°°,e'uarildY7)vE4;71„/.,. • 14,7e‘rr01,FdtteTar4soap
•Alton ' Jas. Aitcheson. 'Home
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• t made bons, paw -Potter, Mrs Hun
, LExcE4TER . , .ter: Route Made tea bitcoitst,L4dre D
Aged rani. -G. 11. Arnistrongi ;W. .K Webster, Tiithl; Johnny Cake -Mrs
Struthers & Son, Shoaling vain -R, Fred McDonald, Mrs R ThoMPoon ,
Glenn W. Strutliere •4•Soif, 'Rain lamb 'Layer Cake, light--Hustoo,*Reid. Lay-, ,
Son, a • A. ,Greet, er cake, .dark --,-Todd, McCarron, Fruit
Aged ewe, that has reisedianibin 1315 .cake -Lyons, Todd.. Doughnute-,Pot- .
It ,GleinN-G A Gruur Shearling Rim ter, Aitcheson. Cookies, three variette0
- Olenri,G, B. Arinstyong„ Ewe lamb.-__Mntriaoh, McCarron • Short bread- •
4.cz Son, G. A. Greer. meCerrell, LYOns. Pie, lenion4,!Huston,
Pen, "-consisting of tato, 1 ewe s shears .McDonald. Pie. apple—McDonald. Mil!
or more, 1 sbearling ewe • and), ewelainh eon. l'tef lautulakiti-41orrisiin,
- Gunn,. • , • Ono dozen hem? eggsLycnis (1` A't
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ox. Ito s . cheson. Two loaves home anida.' bread,
•• Aged Itall)cDonald, • Shear- p‘mrtle,':„.....fFri)emrriel,."Teltkloa.Pvieree'hotaentinii%tiOa-
,in ram -4, • Turner. Baia lantb---W.. breed, inade from Sepoy 13Iendecl. Viour
It. McDonald, 1 and 2: Aged qw01-..,01.at .C011eetion poetry • baking',
lies raised lamb in 1D15 -.7-N. -Me1)011- mon. from 1,11//ado-Rite. ideal Pastry
ald, Tunwr, hearh° g ° w ---"T 0I1Y1 FlonrBaiting, Made 'from
Turner, W. R. McDonald. Ewe klub- maple Lau
e,Baking r pOWde r rehM ed
W. It. McDonald,' J. Turner. Pen, von-
siating•of ram, ewe, 2 shears or more,'
shearling ewe and 1 ewe lamb -W, it
McDonald.
• snitarSrinte i>ow NS • .
, Aged ram -,-A. K. Copele.nd,'D. Hen-,
demon.' Shearling tato-D, HenderSoli,'
A IC. COpeland. Rain "lainb-A.
C000land,.• D, kleederson. Aged eWe
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that has iaised lambin 18,15 --Colie4,kml,
Ifericlersen, Shearing ewe -L.. Copeland,
Henderson. Ewelamb-Copeland,
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and 2. F'en, consisting of yam, tewe, g
shears or iflI)I.' 1 shearlieg ewe and .1
ewelambL-Copeland.- -
Best rani, any .age or breed- •-43., B.
Arnistroog.. • . •
. SWINE
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tnat bas raised,pigs in 1815,
sow farrowed in 1915, boar farrowed in
19!15--ali by Janice Alton, ,•
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Bier,james Alton, J. Trailer. Sow.
that has raised Pigs'. in 1915 -Alfon;
Turner., SIAV farrowed in 1915 -Turner,.
Alton. Boar farrowed in 1015 -Turner,
Alton: • ' ,
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So* feirowed in tst,s, boss; larioWed
li.T11.19rirbba9thcoii IYhIrlogsa-4i°J4firolilets°n. ,Alton,
Turner.
rouLTiot
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Black XinoreasOock,, 1, ; 'Alton;
hen, 1, J. Alton; g,.GOO. Fetter. Rialirna,
light,...Crick; 1, 0. M. Aitcheson; hen, 1.
C. M. Aitelieson. Leghorn, white --
Hen, 1 and 2, Potter. PlYmetith Reck,
barred --Cock, 1, Putter; 2; „Alton ; hen,.
1 and -2, Potter. Orphirigtori, linW and
white --Cock, 1, T. II. Treleaven; hero
Putter; 2, Treleaven. poricings--,Cockx
1, 'Alton; lien, 1, Alton; Geese, any
kind, pair -Treleaven, G. A. Greer.,
.Turkeys,nair-Alton Greer. %lino*
F. OW1;Pait-_
Aneonas,Ceek, 1; Potter; hen, 1 and 2,
Potter. Canipines-Hen, 1 and', Pot:
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°}11.°K018 °F 1915 • •
'Black Minorca-Coeketel, 'I and 2-T.
H. Treleaven; pullet, 1, Treleaven; 2;
Potter. Brahma, light --.-Cockerel,_ 1,
Aitcheson; pullet, 2, Aitcheson. Leg,
horn, white-.-Coelterel, 1 Jr.2, Treleaven;
pullet, 1, Treleaven; 2,Totter. Leghorn,
rown—Cockerej.- 1, Alton; puili't, Al -
Ronk -Cockerel; 1, Pet-
r, 2, Greer; pullet; 1; Greet, 2, Potter,'
rPhiegten,_ huff R44.• white -Cockerel,
l'etter;2".rielea,Ven;" Tr.
Lelrogs -Centro' .
. -TuesdaY, Oct, 5:
1 Some of our sports attended Arnsiels
lair last Week.. - ,-- - . ' '
James 'Wraith, Con. 10,:. made his
usual Sunday -visit to our burg.,
-A large number fromhere attended
the Luckiiew reit oii Friday last '
-a. wrist watch and a bible before leaving church concerts will be sustained. ".
for Toronto to, train for the front .‘ •
We aro SortY to setinit
eenwater
• '•' • Mr. Robert ThoMpson who *had been . •
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• Tuesday October 'OUT
Corifirmafion beritlee Was ebrideeted
by the Bishop of Bitton in the Anglican
Church on Monday, eVenintand six new
• _ , only a short, time. Mr. Thompson re:.
• ' * , , sided an the -fifth* Grettioelt-fterti the
time of his griming to Cariada in his
. youth until: a Year ago when he in
to 1b-1- village. -- • -members .vrtire.confirruedi
Rev. Mr. Little, of Listowel, Who has
Whitechurch received a call to St. Helens and Ash-
-field, preached morning and evening in
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• - •Oct. 6. ' Knox Cher& 'While, Mr. Bradley -preach-
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• Ur. Jo Wilson has installed f, new ed anniversary services in St. Helens
planer lob's mill. , and Lanes • • .
Patterson and family spent • Mr. Blink hail invested in a fine Mo -
Sunday in Luchnow: - 1 Latighlin touring pat, a medium six, and
Mr. and Stro . Wm, „Martin and son,* on8,Sundaylast h° and Mrs Brink mot'
are visitinfriendsat Caledonia teo London to visit their son,
' 'Bruce, 4 . u0, aPt„ . Mr. Ecelestone and Mrs:
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" • . Ur. Cottle busythis week putting (Dr,) Stewart, whose Son, Donald, is also
&low roof on the cold storage part of .
1.midon, went with them, • .
-• the treontry. • •
On Saturday lot the Women's
. Mitt Neal. Cade, ofWitvillitarn Von" tote orTeeswater, accepted the cordial
• • "al 11°°lAtalf.,/411&1 at. her °In° °n° invitation of theRelinore 'Woman's
, day lot. wee'*!. stitute to hold their meeting in Edmore.
• • , ;Biqa E,frke selikilteleher at No. The. program Was supplied . by the Tees.
10 Bohol, *poen, rew dos at her litiMe water ladies, Mrs. Arkell read a paper,
it. the Nilelast week,' • girl on Om (argil, Mita Nellie
ngiliUto Of 010 Ziltfloill41- roPIO "hit, tt PAW 16$11$"' WI* 43e11°
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leaven, 2, Pot,ter:* Dohs, Pekin,
pair—
W. MeQuillin. Ariconas--Cocketel, 1, •
l'otter; pullet; 1, Potter. Campino-
Cockerel, .1 and g, Treleaven; pullet, a,
and 2, Treleaven.
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BORN. ---To Mr. and Mrs, Sohn .11h,, Al
Pherson, con, 8, oh Thursday*,
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Mr. and Mrs Thomas Sandy, Of Loeb, ti
alsh, spent a few days last Week" :with we
-friends 'here. • ' 'tt
- Mr. and Mrs. Harry McAllister &tn.
cloyed at .the. home of the latter's, 'sister,
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Mrs. John Meltague, of Teesivater, y
Fall wheat,:white-P-McDiarmicl,
Perrier D Alton, Fall wheat, red-.
Fhillips & 4ona. Spring wheat -Jas
ton. Goose Avheat-i-- A W Alton, W
Verrier...ineaksioy kind --S Philips
roig-L=V-11- Mar -
n, J Alton, J Mcilarniid. Oats, White;
hort-A. Alton,, Jas •Alton, ,A
imulten. -Six-rowed barley -A
Alton, J McDiarniid. Peas, large -=-J
Alton. Peas, small -W It Ferrier, •Rye
An.
W Alton, & Soni. -Ears corn,'
ejlow-,1 McDiarmid, P Smeltzer. Ears
spent a few days last week at the home
of Albert Hughes.
•'Tlionias Gued, who has been helping
his brother Joe .4ig a well, has returned
to his home M Kinlougli,
corn, any other -J McDiarinid, P Sind -
tier. Rag flour -Win S• Reid. Rag
oatineal-'Wm5 itoid; • Flak tieed-:.4
Alton, * 0 Webb. Ited clover seed -
'A 'W'Altoti, J Hackett, Garden beam
Mr. Ernest4tlackwell, wifeand farnily -
have rettirneitto their liorae in London, 'a
after visiting friends here. gr
Mrs:. McGeorge has rettitned to her 111,
home in Stratford'after Visiting at the.,
holm, Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Richard- P
son, ,
Mrs. A. Thatcher oj South Nroning.
Sao Hackett, W Webb. Largest
nd best arranged• collection of Corn,
air and grasses in straw, named,'Mrs
d Mcguillin, ;Aire D Thoinpecn,
hro sutillovvers--40 Aitcheson, Geo
otter.
B. formerly IVIiss Della Macken. D
zie, of the 411i. eon., le visiting iber ino- W
Ow and former friends 1» CillrOSe this It
week. She is accompanied by her datigh. _M
ter, Olive. Mrs, Thatcher has not been
east for. 24 year, and it is over 00 you or
Alio° elle OM Went tO.W0Steill Clailada, 01
ROOTS aril) ItketrAiirits
Nur varieties potatoes -W It Mc -
°bald, Sineltzer. Red POtatoes,-.
R McDonald: White potatoes -W
McDonald, W Reid, Mrs IC McLeod,
angolds, red-I'Matinees.* It Mc.
onald. Altingolde, yellow -S Bob
tson, P Szneltzer, Recto, short.. -Har,
4 Potato) iir; Xoyono. 4400 101000
ton,
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from Mrs R Miller St. Helees-Ait•
PhookNo. 10 is at -Your Servle'e
We U1 tor Ctialt...,Ws Chaapor Ihnit TheCredit *Wes
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• Thesonnued wet weather has made
it necessary to look after lea -4 roofs.
WE 11AVE-IN. STOCK
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Canada; Brand Roofing, one .ply --;$1,6,p per sq.
, _Canada_ Brand; ROoangi two ply -;.-$34O per sq,.
Paroid Roofing.(best• on market) ply7-$3.3$ "
.ParaidRoofing,(12est 011 market) :2 ply—$3.25, .7
* ..Calvanized Stet- Shingles at'' o per sq.
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We handle nothing but Scranton—the
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-Standard Anthracite,lt is the best and
-Cotj no more than inferkIr grades. ,
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GUNS---"
have'a stock of Guns dt.bargain.
,Prides.
Loaded'. shells 'have taken a-
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,sharp advance, Westill have a Stock at the old prices,
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magatEmatisepoisamEEENEEEtHEBETEREm
14cknow Hardware
and coal Co.
T1 -IE STQRE3 THAT.1,EyEgl)f§..PpOINT.
IThe home of theSupreme Range that is guars' '
anteed to save 30'percent. Of your ,Coal bill.
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•. , . • , Pillow covers, pair, hand -embroidered.,=.
. . , . FAITIT ' . 11 IiYous; XLyone, Pillow shame, pair,
',....'ld'Acoaalnilpu'roinndnne:Ewal-a. ESm- ,m3:ilindepirt.oi6n7cii'dalr'ru.ngc4auldr:elinfa ,aann3i'd ckoiPttdo7-'n--W;u4:tOPnl.'-14Praai'Mar rne'n1.1.':hcke:tvYt'
Red initts-ITackett, Stewart. Pair. 'men's'
-;-.-K Cameron, 0 A. Greer.", Jaen Davis Pa"' ell old 04rwen% ''''‘ffil91°' woollen
Strealc-,Carneron, Miller. Duehess- Ile'l,vY 8°°k"'"-e`mgranc" Stewart. Pair
Geo Huriter. 1 CrabW
:Apples, any variety Inell's it°e '`)eks-Hust9'; Ih'kett' Pair
women's fine mitts -Stewart. Table
'IV Alton Jas Alton. ealthy--
Cinueron, 'V 'McDonald; .41..a. Hackett; . .'Thompsdn. Table
'Career* -WOlf-Itiver,---Cameron..- hing Tqwel- '014r-&14e.rPd
pi1)pins..4. Alton, miner„ Ribsc?8,i,ii)_ Livingstone, Sinith. Tatting--Living-
0_48_448 Alton. 08tarioc4148r04, stone, Smith., Tea cosp.,T •Lyons,'
W E McDonald. 'Rhode ISland Green-
ilunter„ unxbor6itaseett varroi. :Yea aProre faneY-7-MeLeod,.
TarnblYn. Pin Pushkin, embroirlered-=-
7.2mjNiiiiirerr: 'cA"ar/171L'i'',.01,i‘t9.:n*FaGlin-P1148e.'-',!--Rdin's4swet'ls Reid, Lyons. Women's "Working apron
LiVingstone, MeCarrol. 'Ribben'
Miller; Omer. NOrthern SpY-tICarneron,
broidery,McLeod, -TamblYii.,1 Punch
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MthileleirF. men6iDera.ii.:11.40.,.!g,t_Thottson, snio‘.
intnsh....Red,7,w,,,._E__.)4Don-aK,..c..,... Any embroidery:.---Srojth,'AcLeod.. Hug-ree-
Three varieties- Fall- aPples,-Caineren, 'ARTS AND F146:ffEtts
McDonald: "I' ive varieties Winter an. .„ pyR,OGRAPRY.
.:'pleff=Carneron; Greer. -Named Smiles , Pietinefraine,Taieblyn, Tliompien
Miller. Winter pe,a.rs-..-13 Alton, 'Mc- BoX.,Thempson„pivingstone. ?moque .
Kenzie Bros. Peaches -A W Alton, ',Liviegstone, 'TatnitalYn•
aid.. 131111116; red.—McDonald; M cro.sa 31 - •
.MeDonald. Prapes,.' any name4 blue leetion of pierced _brass -Livingstone,
variety-W,'C Webb, AlcDonald. dad' meT_;e0,.,
adian. dstreak,Jas -Hackett: Grapes,- " oii/NA• pAnsiTlica
ties, t: iicoainleleedtienrOdrSvp4Isi,6ttlh4-ree7nemSeditevaidr: LiTitgencitollen-:;;;MSceileli,d. ,8111ith" Fig•
ities-÷F McDonald. • . : • Drawing . -
.r,s-Oresi DErT. 'HOME lifAN yr- AcTuREs , 1 -'en McLeod
mats, set-Tamblyn Stewart. Table
King of T°14134/ns "C°114tY-Camer"runner—Smith, 11. , entre abd two or ',more doillies-Mc-
W E McDonald, Mann APPles-Gr_cer,
Jas Alton, - blue --W E MiDon. Livingatone, Thoint.son‘
cheson. Plums yellow,I Congram, Carving on frame, chiP,Sinith.,
Collection of fancy wsrk-Mrs It '
Tamblyn, Mrs R. McLeod, Miss- Living- Oil Paintings
st(,ne. Collection of crochet werk,Mis 'Marine view -Livingstone, Mrs M
"G PI strati; Livingston,'Leola Naylor. Hogan. Figure-LiYingetnne, Hogan.
Collection Trish Iaces with naines,Tam. Animals, grouped Or single -Livingstone,
statue., Tamblyn,Col ecti OnsmacaLepoiall.owtic-pli6vtinit Rogan -"Canadian landscari.e"-Mel-M°d,
Beat single painting-Tamblyn,
jaensCliytt.weourkkiebty,.,a,egouirle'Vetniodper4rliRek:Yzoaersh-ef • s_._ • -
lacc—Ssoitithn;tTerapinanbely.nem, lelbrrsopitiMeieTdb_opiipts. -Marine view- Hogan, Bague, Livingstone.
Figure painting -Livingstone, McLeod.
D Iluston. Counterpane, droChet-Mrs VloVvers;.-,MeLeod, Livinket;one;
6WoiltntStewart, • AEediVisiilwsoanr, T
;tTiiiitnmbbily1; McLeod. Painting on
glass or pottery -Hogan, Mrstl Hunter.
Smith, • Collection knitting in eateri-L-'•' --------------Crayon '
inteWtaorItLTTaatiliribbilYnyn .Ceollieecto°g noktittlinegB Livigsgtone.awCirnale.nd(idirtdin-; 3143elLek'
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•-•-TaintlYo, Livingstone. . alubbrn, Livilr!g40130. • °
old-fashioned household articles -Mc- • ri0w4s •
Leod, Patch quilt, silk-Tamblyn. Pateh Assortment of ,honse'plahts in pots....
- -Patch' Mcflarti:s11„ Mitten. la* bouquet,"or-
qUilt, cotton -S. Morrison, Dr. Elliott, nowental-,McCerroll,"Morrition. Phlox,
Pair•all wool blankets -Morrison, Alton perennial collectien-r-McCarroll. • Ger.
Jos „Hackett . Sofa Pillow, embroidered_ eunturis--Mrs D Thon'ps'm. Potter.. Pe.
McLeod, - Mies At'LYOne.-: tuniaar4hotrinson,,Mrs,MT. ITMcDonald.
Sofa pillow, hand -Painted -M Hog* Sweet 'Peria,Potter. Gladioli --M& T
MilloOn. Smith. 'Sofa pillow, any other' Reid; McCartell, DahliaoL-Webb, Mq•-•
kirid-J Lyons; Iiivingstone, Morrison` Carroll. Asters -SE Robertson, Thorrip.'
Shirt waist, hand embrOidered-Tamblyn. Son, ...Autumn leaves: ---Potter, Thorap-
Set -women's .fine tibdivear-,448 A 8011, Twelve Pansies -McCarroll, Pot,
MeCarrol; Floor mat, any kind,Iteid; ter.. •Zinniair-4:-,41eCarroll, Pcitter. Mari-
McOarrot Berlin wool work, flat-. golds ---Potter, Thompson. Collection
Smith, Tamblyn. ,Iiest. dressed -annuals- Potter. Assort -
Mrs Gee Potter, Mrs IV g Thonipson. ,ment of foliage plants -McCarroll,
Babis bonnet, fancy,Thompson. Liv-, ton, Thompson. ••• . ' •
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Mrs.,,Ken..McLeancSr„retureedhonse- • ' - '
visiting Mrs., Benjamin. • - , • . : •
Norman Vraileigh, of Detroit, is hero
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on Saturday after spending 0, few •days; '
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'Mar,jetrie Dattoii- played the wedding • '. - r- .
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riffle, and T. J. Larman, son of r•:. • '.. I
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and Mrs. Wm. Lannari, took Ogg at t.. • ' :'-
. jostiph's churoIclangsbililge, on Wed- r " '
'rttaidhalrniM"Criej on tg•MICICia3tQiiittktitlgth!' tog;
march. • The 'bride looked sweet in tier s . . •
travelling snit ornavy blue serge,' with '
blaortigqoabeiteevlitiast tni julietilefl W.t.hlio.b,,v,Wohlietse; Ilinear„ ,,•
111944:111eliia,1! ifseitniterrohitina*,118Wahte" uttoart liii, -:.--: -7-1, -...--: '," ''' •• .
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navy blue suit and large blue hat. Her
bouquet mrni pink roses and ketklon - hair- . - . .'- -• :, .- -
.fern." Will-Lannan, brother of the groorn,, ,
' was _groomsman. After the Wedditi"
. _ er _ e ;dal party motored to gode, ...,,...___ _
-rrick, Where' ranci Mrs.
-:tlitrit4tt- frail -far -betroire. "'au: ithlit:-.'' -
return they will reside on the groolit'sf .
farm near Lanes. The young couple are' .
highly esteemed; and the•best wishes, off .... '
a host, of friends go with them. ,
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liviiiititelier-41i - iiiireii,LMrePl.te- '. toltectiorroreurioa•or oddities -Me
Millen, Tamblyn. •Butt,on holes, display Leod, .Thompson. Case of studed birds
on three materialeThompsonl _ Leola Canadian 'namend-"•=-Lyoni? • Collectio'nNaylor.Redrawnilippersiyingione, of coiii41Ali,.th°mon.CoIIec
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Tamblyn. Darning, ealinile in wool and don Of groceries, cannedgoods, etc -.W
cotton -Ruston. • Embroidery, Bulger- $ Reid. Sint, tailer.inadeH-Tlionnesoo,
litieni, Eyelet-Lyone, Tamblyn. -Env
broidery on linen, Mount Meillek-Tant- . TCOliettion•of noxious weeds, named -
Gordon • Thompson, , Margaret Potter.
blyn, Livingstone. Embroidery, Hen, Speeiniell of penmanship, under 14 ---:•Al.
garian-11°1"P"' Md'e"il ' 571°0' eda liwin,,Louise Garbutt. , Drawing,
,Handketehiefs-Snti.ili,.. _ Livingstone.
'• any subject lotorenee MeDirtrmid, Vera
Girl% fine Cotten Or muslin dresa. Hadley.
single and double. -.--M 1,1c1Cay. 'ace,
jart-14.144* Emb'ideir- S011eelt 0014PETITIOX5j
Thompson Potter. Home Spun rii;
Rose Point -Smith, TemblYri. Le.ee, •
Paramount .
TAce, Clarriekmacross-MeLeod, too, William M03111'13 having a weoden
Moniton or Point -McLeod, Tamblyn.
Limerick ---Smith, 'McLeod. . Lace, Priti- silo erected at present.
cess-...Tamblyn, MeLeod. Lace, Crochet mies, coyne of Datroit,0 18 visiting
made -Smith, Tainblyn. Lace, Pillow "
aister, Mrs, Murdoch, last week,
and cuffs -Thompson, Tamblrn. Latin.
idiom; etneket„.„-Thrably,, iattifigat000... the Pare,m0iltit people busy forth° cOliP;
Lade, Oittenburg, baud. •minl Annie Nifi'lrehison
Tamblyn, Laundered gins •Dr. Al Wilson, Alaska, visited his
dry bag-livitigstone, Tomb yn. Laden ... 'Iliteshing and inio tilling Will, keep'
Lady's shatil, knitted-,Slewart. Lady's igig week., , • •
dresoing tffitque.-.1tivinggiume, Tainlyri.
Mi13eOf Ambelooina letir
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