HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1900-10-18, Page 5THuttaDAT, Out 18, 1900.
W. Acheson & Son
Two Days' Selling
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We emphasize the last Friday and Saturday
of October, 26th and 27th, by a list of unparalleled
extraordinary offerings—for those days only.
Overbuying is probably our malady or reason
for advertising such prices for seasonable and most
desirable goods as here quoted. We invite you to
conte early ; eight o'clock Friday morning will be
none too early for all who appreciate the oppor-
tunity, and will find us ready in every department
for your careful service.
50 pieces of Wool Dress (foods
and 8uitings, 38 to 54 in. wide,
ranging in price from 50c to
$1.25 a yard we plane them
all at one prioe for 2 days, per
yard 25c
850 yards ell W rapperettea, in
neat patterns and splendid
colors, sultablefor waists, drows-
es or wrappers. Regular 12}0
and 15c quality, one pros for
this sale, per yard....
15 pieces of 38 to 40 inches wide
wool Tartan and Plaid Dress
(foods --all this season's pat
terns and handsome. Regular
value, 40c , your choice at.. . 25c
20 pieces 34 to 36 inches wide
Flannelettes, extra heavy, also
the best quality made of Shirt-
ing Flannelettes, best value at
120 a yard ; any quantity you
want for two days or while
they last, at per yard
Fiend; Flannels, handsome as
'ortment, beat regular 60c qual-
ity, at 40c
500 yards English ,Tapestry Car-
pets, 27 inches wide, beat col-
orings, newest goods, real value
65c. Special, October 26 and
77, at 48c
6C.
the
7c
10 dozen ladies' heavy, fine union
well finished vests and drawers
--all inane ; regular value 40c ;
2 days selling at 25c
Carpet Department.
15 only, handsome Axminster
Rugs -or Mats -latest pat-
terns and in beautiful colorings
--size, 40:42, fringed. This
line has always sold at $1.75
each ; we offer your choice at..ink
Floor Oil Cloths -heavy and in
best patterns, in 1 and 2 yards
wide, at p.r quare yard . , -42
4 2 I c
Ebotch Linoleum; 2 yards wide,
extra heavy and fine quality,
new designs and ooloriogs ;
regular 50c a yard. 2 days
priog Pie .q.are yard 40c
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10 dozen ladies' perfect fitting
corsets, warranted all steel
filled and fine Jean material, in
long or medium waist, our beat
75c corsets, every size at 50c
ffeii
W. Acheson & Son
LAST, BUT NOT LEAST.
The Most Suot11.Mnful Fair fileld
In Fort/ Y..rw.
resasassem's Pala rale Meld lust Tbarsday
sad pridar Was . Record Iai.sk.r-
Mweo an Llys stook 41A544.
Large -1.555. U.pagtgasms
Fairly e..d,
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The Leonel fall eJhlbltloa held 54 Des•
masa .oder the •aspiem of the Ashfield
and WLwanosb Brows Att.. ottani Sodety
on Thursday sod Friday of Wt week was
the most esoceesfal la the history of the
Sonny, both as regard" quality of exhibits
L ad •ttead•so.. The business people of
lengan.oe have realized She Impnrrooe of
their usual Mu, and ha.e daring the past
Iwo
0t- Mow
years
hem putties lea
D vtt f t-
R
er eflorr than foraserly towards its "noon.
The directors .10o her. bee alive to the
Import.at Interior served 1a plantar their
lair In the forefront .nerd h•.. "pared ..ichor
pale" nor Nae that would coadam, to that
sod
The nmol •
t f . fitting
reward for
their efforts Eke dftecton bare the or.dle
of tee sg the most hoed..... prize 11.t la
this seouoo of the Provisos, and nearly all
of Dutgaaom's besieges e.atmunity Lad L
number of the lobelia, b.ato..e meo of
tloderieh have availed eh.meslvr .( the
opportunity to present their Malawi for
patello patronage b Its pages.
Owing to the nigh "Meds sad the ale -
n ese of the mune early fail fruits, lnoladfag
plum., probes, peons, gapes, .to , wen
not numerous, nut there was • goodly dis-
play of the later varieties of apples.
Then wee au neurally large, exhibit of
room and tsg.rblos, end judging from the
number of mammoth speoimen..heen this
Is evidently • good year for root Drops. A
aoaegeld of tbe golden tankard warted
variety weighed thtrtyss►r pends, John
HewrWit ss•mmssh grew egassh weighed
275 Is.., while Shall of H. Morrie weighed
225 lbs. Pondering Wralps, la beth 8w1d.
and Greyness varieties, were aloe exhibit-
ed. The display of potatoes wee perbsps
the finest we hay. ae.a.
The eempaideles fu undos ere. tarty
geed.
A goodly .amber of onri•e were made
In the dairy department, Led M. di.pley
of domestlo m.o.feotares covered quite L
large spices .1.o Temptingly aloe Is not
toe geed • term In which to express their
Lppeareeee.
The gamtity of ladles' week was not se
t large ohm year ea e some former otesstoes,
owlag no dmbt 10 L mere rigorous afore. -
moat of the rule that .11 work must be of
this year'' sa.almtur., bot the quality of
wort •ppeareid to he meob boner, and
there was a freshmen end richness in the
!ihlbim that meld not fail to he ootioed.
'Tb.r. wag net ib. -*bop worm" .ppsroow
so enclosable oe former oredmr,
Our *Daimml on ladles' work may one be
said .beat the exhibit of fine arta.
The varin,s olares of borne, male.
Sheep, pits and poultry were. with • few
@lnepµoes well represented, ..d la many
lameness the ledges were bard tared in
awarding Debates USlssnt of the e.10.11ty
of mord. Moab astd M NY Mese ;!bli,
sp.erlly geed ys.1115.1 a
&senate shown, Int le �.e
•cored prises end • rshgM.a to the 11..
Wan
be eulideot ibis tl
Following 1. the
£yrelelree, thereaghbred- Mlle1 new,
bawl./ raised oalf le 1900, let and 2.d,
James Luo ; 2 year old heifer, Id and 2nd,
Jame' Lase 1 1 year old boiler, 1st and 2ad,
James lase.
Juke -John L Althea.
tirade C.e/le-Mlieb now, having raised
or with all la 1900. John B.rr, M H Ha -
Moos ; 2 year old heifer, M H H.rrteee,
John Barr ; 1 year old heifer, 1st and 2nd,
Jobe Barr ; steer mit of 1900 John Bern,
Deals! Soot& ; heifer calf of 1900, M H Her
neon, John Barr ; fatted .ow or heifer,
John Barr, W E Duren ; 2 year old steer,
M H Harrison, Jobo Harr ; 1 year old steer,
Darnel Scott, Jona Barr : spsorl by Hoe J
T Marrow, M P Y, for beet herd of grade
cattle . 2 miloh awe, 1 two year old heifer,
1 one year old heifer, 1 two year old ewer,
1 one year old steer, 1 boiler oalf, 1 steer
oalf, Joan Barr, M H Hemline.
Judges -Joseph 11.44, Colborne ; James
&sell, Chats* ; John T. ' ffia
Nair,
Lslesetsr-Aged ram, Jes Allsoa, Ueo
Hoary ; shoaling nm, John Barr, Percy
Stowers ; pelt aged ewes, r.1dag tombs la
1900, Giro tire, Joe. WU.00 ; pair shear -
ling ewes, (lm. Brae, Moo Heavy ; parr ewe
Lambe, Geo Henle J C Lyons ; ram lamb,
R MoAllister, J 0 Lynas ; pee, to °midst of
one aged ram, pair .ted ewes, pair 'healing
ewes, pair ewe lambs, 1 ram lamb, J O
Ly.a
Oxford and their dowse -Aged ram, Ja
A Mello h, Paul Reed ; sheathed ram, 1.s
and god, Paul Reed ; pelt- wed ewes, rais-
ing lambs 1n 1900, lar and 2nd, Peal Reed ;
pair eb.arltng ewes, Olean Bra, Paul Reed;
pair ewe lambs, Paul Beed, John Molbs.
aid ; ram Iamb,P.al Reed, Glean Bros; pea.
be uoalet of one wed rum, pair aged ewes,
pear ebmrline ewes, pear ewe lambs, one ram
lamb, t'.ul Reed.
Southdown. --Aged rem, lames Lane ;
pair aged ewes, rental; bombe In 1900, let
sad 2.d. Jessie Lis. ; pair •44.mr1105 ewes,
let and 2nd, J.mes Lose ; pear ewe lambs,
1.1 and 2nd, James Lase ; rem lamb, James
I.e... _ - --
Judres-W A W does, J J Tasker.
PIAN
Serksblr.-Aged boar, James &Ilan, P
Gibbons sow, baying reared page In 1900,
Y Gibbons, James All... ; boar, littered in
1900, Jame. A'l.n, Y (libbon ;sow, littered
to 1900, James Allo, P. Ulbbuoe ; p.o, to
anent of nae aged,boar, one we sew, boar
littered in 1900, mow littered la 1900, Jeanie
Allan.
Yorkshire -Aged boar, lee sad 20d, Jae
Allan ; sow littered le 1900, James Row.
Tamworth -Aged boar, R Kirk, John
MoDoa.ld ; sow, having raised pita in 1900,
John MoU,,wld ; boar. littered la 1900,
Jolla MaDooald ; sow, llttsr.d "1 1900, amt
and 2nd, John MaDoaald ; pen, to 000srt of
one aged boo, one aged tow, boar littered
la 1900, sew littered is 1900, John Mc-
Donald.
Jedges- M Lockhart. Labors, John Wel-
tee, Catharses -
Brahma. Hit. let sad 2.d, W. W.
Fisher; bream., dark, 3 C Lyon., James
Kirkpatrick ; 00.4,40, white, let and 2oe, J
Lyres :o
(' Lyo; ,obtu, butt, J C Lyons, James
a
Kirkprook ; tegher°, white, Colla Camp-
bell. Mu Howrie ; lerboro, twelve, J Ho.-
rle, Colin Campbell ; Plymouth rook, let
sod mooed, J C Lyons ; Plymouth rook,
Spreadwelts, Yrs C Campbell, A Spread ; bleak
Spanish, b, Colla Campbell, J. 0 Lye's';
dorklegs, let and 2ad, Mrs O Campbell ,
Mlnoro•a, bleak, Mrs Howrie, Mrs CCamp-
bell ; red Daps. J C Lyons, Mese Campbell;
nsus
houda, J C Lyu; Poland', W
Fiedler ; Hamburg, penolled, gold and
ver, Mr. C Campbell ; Wyandotte', Mrs C
Campbell, W W Farber ; game, W W
Fisher ; traoome, J 0 Lyons, W W Frisbee;
barnyard 10.1, 1e: mud 2.d, W W Fisher ;
--#ani Lynne, W W Ferber; turkeys,
.ks •tags, W W Fisher ; 1.411ea fowl, P
OiMgmast pair darks, J 0 Lyons, P Glb-
boM.
Judge -J nee Orammete, Nile.
PRIZE LIST.
Hoaar,
Heavy Dranghl-Itrood mare, with tai
by her side, Jane MODlermld, James Chis-
holm ; 2 year old filly, Phos. Aod.rsoa ; 2
year old gelding, .1 some Forster, Jae Obi..
holm ; 1 year old filly, Joho Mal/amid ; 1
year old gelding, Job. MoDlarmld ; foal of
1990, Jobe 8.11.14 & Sas, Joh., Monteemld;
tam in hares, James Forster.
Agricultural -Brood man, with foal by
bee side, Jae Chisholm, John Solkdd & Boo;
2 year old Ally, Olean Bros ; 2 yew old
gelding, Jos Chisholm ; 1 year old
APT, Uleoo Bro., Wm Aederem ; owl of
1900, James Chisholm, Olean Bros ; team
i5 hareems, Jae Forster.
i:moral Parcae -Brood mare, with foal
by her doe, Paul Posed, Wm Steakhouse :
1 / Jewell;
2 year old 81 Ran .onr Bros, RI°b.
r y..
1 year old filly, Al.. Mcleod, Richard
,Jowell; foal of 1900, Wm Stmoaneem, Geo
Correll ; team In harness, weight not to e1•
Deed 1250 ponds, Dominlok Reynold•,
Chas Taylor.
Jadtos-P H MoKeozi., W rioted',
-- Futdl.7.
Road sad Carriage -Brood mare, with
feel by her side, Wm M.1loogh, Kenneth
Famish ; 2 year old filly, Richard goblin,
Peal Reed : 2 year old gelding, Wm. Hen -
tor, Joseph Lowso.: 1 year old geldie5.
Pant Sm.ltzer, Peal Smeltz r ; dogs horn
t. hareem, Dr McLennan, Dr J B Whitely ;
foal of 1900, Wm M.11ough, Paul Rood.
'rIEPINii IN TNA *1NO.
Farmers' trot or ppoeoo°s
Billy Torreetam-Cberlmwortb 1 1 1
Hazel S -J Stout 2 3 2
John Heory--D McGibbon 3 2 3
M4..le-Frank Allen.. ....... 4 4 4
Jennie -W. Fisher. .... . 5 dr
Satin Slippers -.1 Meru. 6 dr
Free for all, trot or pose:
Or... M -P McDovlet 1 1 1
Allan Liao -0 Haltm 2 2 2
Amelia -P Me4H.Iw. 3 4 3
Toney -IR R Sweatt . . 4 3 4
2:40 trot or pone :
Am.11.-PM 1).vlt.. .,.,,,__ 1 1 1
Sam M -R. Ring 3 2 2
Mebsl-J Smith - 2 3 3
Nellle B-0 Burtm. 4 4 4
Jetles�lhos O.mdry, Oden&1 1J Mo-
OetWer-4111.1.. ; A. Rem. iwsie.w.
Durham, thorouthbred-Ytlob oow, hay.
mg retard or with elf In 1900, John Jamis-
on', Thee Andirons ; 2 year old hear,
Thos Anderson, John .l.mlosoo ; 1 year old
bolter, Joh. Herr ; heifer self of 1900, John
Jamieson, M. H, Pottwuos t bull mil of
1900, lee and 2.d, Joh. Jamieson ; aged
belle, 2 years or over, Thos Anderson; balls,
ender 2 years. .loon Jamieson, Wm. Mo.
Allister ; herd of three females and one
mar, lohe Jamison' ; op.eiol by John Jam -
iron for hest hall calf node( 12 moatbe old,
John Jamaica.
Jemmy, thnronghbred -Mlle'oow. lumina
raised oolf la 1900, Hoary Morrie ; 2 year
old beam, Hoary Morrie, The. Diener ; 1
year old heifer, Richard goblin, Henry
Morel* ; heater calf of 1900, lo► and 2nd,
Hoary Monte.
LOW SHOES AT
LBW PRICES.....
At tine nnannn of they year we
snake a special mark-down on Low
Shows. We want to show the peo-
ie what cool and comfortable
phoee they can buy here for leen
money than they would have to
pay elsewhere. Brand new stork,
and every Shoe perfectly made.
SCHOOL SHOES for the Boys
and (libel* have arrived. Call and
examine our at e k and prices,
whether you buy or not
ST. LEO. PRICE.
obtain,
Fell wheat, white, Samuel Faros, Jobs
Salkeld & Seo ; whims, no, Robert Kirk,
John Seibold & An., 8 Maros ; •Iz row bar-
ley, John Seibold & Bea, 9 Form ; oats,
white. John MoDlermtd, Robert MoAllo
ter ; oar, bleak, 8 Fuses ; pee. small, John
McDiermid, John Salkeld & Son ; pea.
large, Jobe Yollimrmld, .lobo Salkeld &
Soo ; timothy seed, Albert Alton, James
Alton ; dos Beed, Albert Alton, James
Alton : grilo la the straw, (Barnum Furse.
Judge -Wm Burrows, Ooderloh.
DAISY AND WYgMt'' NANUrA(TVaa
10Ibe butter In rolls, Mr. W D Wilsen,Mo,
J C Lyons; 5 IM table batter, Mn W D
W item, D Proem ; 20 Ito packed butter, M
be salted to keep, Mn Thor Anderson, Mn
Huth Glrvin ; abeam tactor made R•.bert
aR 1
Mollwain, Nn W U Wilson; oheem, home
made, Mie Symiovtoo ; 2loaves home made
bread, John M°Dlarmld, D Preto. ; der o1
honey, Andrew Weeny, T R Dania ; maple
"Trap, W H Mol'rosken, Jas Alai' ; maple
surer, Jae Alton, Albert Alto. ; homemade
pr.mrves, 6 varieties, W H M.Craokm, D
Prone ; home made baking. J C Lyons,
Mn T Hamilton.
Dodge -Mn RJ Crawford, Dungannon.
wm/rTAa1..N AND ROOTN
White elephant ponce's,Johs McDlarmld,
Wm Melloagb ; any other variety. Samuel
Farm, David Noose ; oabbwe, ,loon Sal.
keld & Non, Mn. Howrie ; blood bats,
Devil Proem, .1 MoDi.rrriol ; sugar been,
W H MoCrsoken, John Salkeld & Soo ;
mengeld wenn'', W H MoCrseken, Joh.
Salkeld & Son ; goldsa tankard wurtr.ls,
W H McCracken, Wm R.111e ; wurtzel•,
mammoth yellow lot .rmedlar• W H Mo-
°rackwo. .lohn Salkeld & Aon; Swede tor -
nips, Job. Mal)tarmld, W H MoCr.okm
/germane turnip., David Proem, Robert
MaAollster ; long orange °error, lice Car.
reit, David Prou.. ; white Belgian arrote,
W H Ye(reokm, David 1'roues ; carrots,
intermediate whir, Jae Kirkpatrick, W H
Mo('rackeo; 6 early horn error, John Mo-
Otarmid, Yre T H•m11ton ; peck onions, lit
a.d 2nd, W H MoCr kwo ; hook tomato...
John Salkeld A Son, Gos Carrell ; 6 ear•
oore,JohaS.lkele&Bon,UPeweslpu men.
J obn!S.11.ld & Sm ; whew ageeek,W a Ms-
Or'aokon, $oho MoDt.rmld ; mks eoth kris.
squash, John Howrie, H Morrie ; summer
paash, W H MoCreekeo, Jas Alton ; water
melons, Jas Alto., Miss Symington ; 6 heads
celery, W H Meersokon, T W Little ; 5
heeds aull8ower, W H MoCreakea : 4 cit-
rons,
ibrons, W H M0Creakeo ; wllsetlon garden
vegetables, 44 H Mot:rookoa ; special, 5
varieties potat.es, 8 Parse, John MoDiar-
mtd.
J odges Wm Wane k, 0wderl.b 1 ON
Hartle, Dnng•s ea.
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/SPIT.' AND rLOWEal6
Winter apples, 5 of eaob-Spies, Samuel
Fern, Thee 'fisher ; 44.ldwles, Mies 8y
mtngtoe, W H marmites : tees of Tomp-
kins ooa.ly, .loeoph A Mellough, R Mall -
wain ; rlbeto. pippin, J.. Alba, Samoel
Favi ; ('.nada red, Albert Alton, .lames
Altos ; (Auto, Samool Fur.., 1rehard
Jewell ; golden neat, Samuel Funs, Mies
!Vedettes ; 9pltz.abarg, dos Alton ; Wag.
ser, Jam Alton, John 8.laeld k Son ; rancor,
B•mael Funs, Jas Alta ; Rhode iab.d
remain,. .1m Alton, Somme' hero,; ores
berry pippin, Riohard Jewell; I'bn•els, W
H MoCr.okm, Albert Alicia I Mow apple,
.las Melleneh, R,m..l Feria ; A armed y.r
Mies, 5 of each, Jae Alton, R.ehard .Jewell;
4 a.m.4 airman, h of 'soh, Jas M .Ilough,
Wm. R.1lia,
Fell apples, 6 of eaoh--I)aobese rel Uldea-
here, Semeol Fura., Jae Alta : 20 ohne
pippin, Jas A M.11eugb, Wm M.Ilmgb;
wealthy, 9.. n+l Fera, Jae Altos ; wooer
apple, Mr. .1 Hoerrle, N Fares ; RlonhN.
plpp.n. Mir Ay..tagte, R McAllister;
,rale apples, Mies Symmgtne, Albert Alton ;
4 named varietios, 6 of mph, Albert Allan,
A .herd Jewell.
PO 15, 117_4mama,
.amed yarrtles el „an.
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of moth, dsaiesI Teres. Jas 1.rrkpasrlsk l l
aimed .5rls5y of plan, 4 epsdm.r,
Eros; ( same/ variety of plums, tied, W
H M.Ornskes a sollsseise grip% T W
1M44*. M1m Bags conks i pfaes man% Nu
tl))eslagtea, Jae Allem; plebe gala's', R
Mollwaio, That Uisaer; o Il.utlw hese•
T W Lieel. ; .vlloutloa Rattles
Beware, out, Mr. Thee Aad.rwa.
Jwlre.-W.. Warnock, U.dorrob; Uwe
Hann, Ua•taass.,
MANVrMR'pbmt.
10 yards •U wo.1 fi•seel, Albert Altera,
Jewes Alton : 10 yards uuluo d.u1..1, 4 hero
Also ; pair woollen hlaok•to, Jas .'.11..,
Mrs T Hamiltou ; W r horn hien►a., hour.
coed', Albert Altos, Jas Alto ; ion
ill o.u,atwere, A and W Sproul ; cull.•
'ton of boor, T W Little ; pair puts, 1.1
and 2nd, Temple Clerks ; oolleotioo of wood
work, made by exhibitor, Wm McArthur.
Jadtee-A 0 Moiety/4i, B J Ciewlerd.
IMrtsMa no
8Lorlo buggy, with top, let mod Lod J;h
Brydges ; wood axle farm wagon, les and
2od,James Row; wagon reek, James Boa ;
*allo :los of pump, let end 2.d, Hoary
Dodd.
J udge, Srpbeo Mothers.
LADItai' WObk.
Oreoh.t In wool, Mn C Campbell, W H
MoCrockw: oroobet In cotton, Mir Sy-
mingtoo, Miss May Doyle ; orooka to silk,
Mn C Oempbell ; Mahout drawn work,
Mos Symington; Queen Alum darning,
Mir Symiogeoe, Mn U Campbell ; lady a
fanny wool mime, Mei Symington, Mn T
Hamilton ; lady's limey apron, Mia Sy-
mington, Mn 0 Campbell ; dozen table
mar, embroidered, Mre J Howrie, W H
McCracken ; hadtoo 140o, , Mn C
O•mpb.11l; point Mao, Miss May Doyle, Mrs
C Campbell ; Roman embrsWsry;oa liana,
Mn C Campbell, Mae Symington ; glove
box, Mn J Howrie, Mir Symington ; 0m-
broldery on muslin, J 0 Lyons, Mrs J
Howrie ; orooh.t able mar la °oetoo. Miss
8 mtagton, Mee. m
M. 0 Campbell ; table scarf,
an C Oampbei, Mlle Symington ; oraxy
guile, Mir 8ymiagtso, Mn C Campbell ;
patek work quilt (. cotton, Mrs T dao..i1
too, lane Symlageoe : patch work quilt la
wool, Mom Symington, Mrs T Hamilton ;
parb work tient 1..111, Mir Symiageon,
two pairs woollen stooks, hand mads, 1
eerily., 1 fico, Mn T Hamilton, W H Mo.
Creek= ; two pan woollen stooktngs, head
made, 1 oomrw, 1 fine, W H MoOraok.o ;
two pain woollen mitts, head made, 1
coarse, 1 floe, W H Mt/Croaken, Mn T
H.mllbo ; embroidery In silk on cotton,
Mies May Doyle, Mn J Howe* ; embrotd•
soy lar silk on linen, Mies May Doyle, J C
Lyon; tee cozy, Mia May Uoyl., Mrs
Howrie ; shawl, oroob.t, Mn C Campbell,
Miss Symington; tawny pin. cushion, Mus
Symington, Miss May Doyle ; table clover,
Mr. C Campbell ; five o olook tee °loth,
Idles Msy Doyle, Mrs J Howrie ; log cable
;ullt, W H MoCrmoteo, Mn C Oawpbell ;
h.ndkeroblef s•o1.t, Mr. J Hewitt, Mn C
Campbell ; netting, fenoy, Mrs CCampbell.
Mrs J Heinle ; breidlnt in silk, M... Sy-
mington ; wool Aleb.n eel., Mn C Gimp -
bell, Moss Symbian ; toilet set, Mn J
Hewed., Mit C Campbell ; sot. pillow, Mia
Symington, Mn J Howrie; Masa. AALMM,
machine mals, Ye+ T H•4l1 ;
.hart, band '.ads, 'Mn T Hawtlton: whisk
bolder, Miss Syminttoo, W 11 McCracken ;
pillow @hems, Maw Symington, Mn C
Campbell ; law baadkeroblet, Mrs C (:comp•
bell, Mrs May I) yl• ; B.ltenbarg lace
table oovsr, Mn C 0ampbell, Mus May
Doyle ; laundry bag, Mrs J Howrls, Mir
Symmgtoo ; lamp abed., paper, Mn J Reto-
rts ; B.rllo wool work, Set, Miss Symlag•
too, Mn C Campbell ; fenny knitted law,
heed made. Mlle Symington ; embroidery
on felt, Mir M.y Doyle, Mies Symington ;
mould work, Mn C Campbell, Wes Symms -
too ; embroidered linen picture frame, Mn
J Howrie, Mw Symington ; embroidery o0
sato, Maw May Doyle, Mir Symington ;
feaoy head rat, M les Sym i 0gton. M n .1 Hew
bel. ; q.atl.man's wiles and oaf box, Mlse Sy
mingtoo ; ribbon work, Mtge 8ytaisgttru,
Mr. C demobs!! : oro„he1 l4Vpry,_ �11
MoCrackeo, Mrs J Howrie ; rag 01st, MGs
Symlagtoe ; fmaoy tidy, Mier Symington,
Mn C C.mpb.11 ; Jamboree yarn mat, Mtge
Symington ; crochet quilt, Mn J Howrie,
Mir Symdotton ; tray olotb, Mrs J Hoerr;
kelt dippers, Mr. .1 Howrie ; hot tied quilt,
Wt- Symington ; foot retool, Mrs C Camp-
bell ; fanny panel. Mw Symington, Mn 0
Campbell ; table centre pare, Mn J Hew -
rte ; womb/steed tlil.sher, hoes, Mia Sy-
mington. Mrs .1 Howrie ; lambrequin man
bel, Mn C Campbell, Mir Symington ; beet
oolleettoa of ladies' work, Mn J Howrie,
Mn C Campbell.
Judges -Yrs J M U'Cooner, Mrs C Beok,
Mir Helms F Hutohlso,.
TINE ARTN.
Coll.otlon of oil p.iotmgs, Mia Moll -
wain ; pencil dr.wlog, Mrs l; Campbell ;
mayo. drawing, Mn 0 Campbell, U Proem;
eelisstlnn of pen and ink @towhee, Mrs 0
Campbell ; specimen of peo•naoehlp by boy
reel under 15 years, !trammel Fume • wl-
t
7
IMi ion of flowers painted oo elate. Mlle
Mallweia ; oolleotlon metallic ,wire paint-
ing, Miss Symington ; oollootion autumn
laves, Mine Symington ; petoting on mole-
skin, Mir Mollest°, Mrs 0 Campbell ;
shell work, highly recommended, Mn Willis
Kell ; dr•wiag room .oras, Mir Symlos.
ten.
.fudge -Mark Turnbull, U.derlak.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
The special exhibits made by Deagennon
sad doderlah business men aro ey(deow of
the increased Interest taken to WI fair.
A. & W. Sproule, the Dungannon lural•
t aro dealers and undertakers, had a °elle°.
top of baodaome laroiton in the main hall
down stair.. W• nested .1*. -t mrtIBwt•
matted to Wm. Sproule b7 -----Champion
Scheel of Embalming, Teresa. Time firm
evidently are keeping sbrw►ot the tlm(
The Blyth Woolen Mille had . ooll.otioo
of blankets. tweed', yarns, eta., up stair..
Temple Clark, the tailor of Dongannon,
had • very fine display of monism, tweeds,
overooatinre .ad wadi" to order goods on
exhibition spe0lre. 3a_4 g from the num•
i., et w.R-diNii mss to sod .boat i)ao-
genooa, Mr. Clark deserve. end enjoys a
good tr.d• to his line.
Another exhibit that drew a good dal of
attention was that of T. W. utile, the
Duhgennos shnem.n. It °or ented of . seat
display o1 moo's toot., austom work, fine
shoes, slippers, etc
Owe of the meet unigee and tntsreettng
display. In the main ball upstairs wee she
oolleotion of fanny wood work. tight 000p.r
work, oto., mad. by Wm, McArthur. The
way in .bleb Mr. MrA. out tarn to useful
.°wont prones of wood fungus growth,,
.eimal beads, oto., oert.loly .bows gonia.
H. makes to order anythla4 la wood work
et very retraceable prima.
Dungannon'' impl meet dealer James
Rene, bad three wagons (Aflame mak.) m.
the 'remade.
Hoary Jodd, Nile, had • display of life
end foto, pumps, toroidal* lined oylfadoss,
eta , es the groond..
The biggest ettr•otioa q.talrs
MoD. Allan's Of (Goderloh) display of hold:
wan. Almost • °emplet* nock of an R.
dioary hardware more wee on exhibition.
The span allotted woe lar tee small, but
George Allan, aesut.d by John Brows,
Choi. Aden and Alex. Alla., plae.d.v.ry•
tbtog be the bat advanrg., and their .f.
forte were rewarded by se exhibit 01.►
would do oredlt to the most pr.tmdoss fair
In the land. One 01 U. F. Rener.on'e gram°
phones, with a rumple M dozen records, was
• happy hie, and made (kings ist.resting
ups1lr..
I),ty (4.Isow., of R R. Sallow.' phot*
' radio, Uoderloh, had • wilr°Uoa M photo.,
sloes, et- , that w.. the admirer Ma of the
moedrei• tit people .h,. whit.tt the up-
stairs deprl meet The arraegemest of the
display was also very or.dlr.•hle
J. R Bridge., of the Domini.. Conform
Works, Lsd.rtnh. eghildt.d three betake,
two suers a04 nee dsesesrst wages Mr.
Heydgss makes a epsefalty .f serially first -
Mem week.
An uae•aldy l.rr. member .f O.d.►Iek
people wars prongs', wag of *beet re-
. r•r.d fie t1. esswera W. sensed
Me UA,. ! Dried,, Use Jena Althea,
DON'T
New Idea Patterns
an the Beet.
McKIM'S
Flam.dett. Idle.'
night gowo•,eklrie
drawers, et-.
CLOTHING
110404 tit
Odii
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We have the greatest confidence in our Men's and Boys' Clothing, and
have no hesitation in inviting the closest investigation M to quality, style
and price.
Men's Suits -A special line of Black Serge, very heavy and well
made, and good linings, worth $10.00, for $7.50. We have lower
lines at'bqusl value.
Ulsters--For Man and Boy. Our extra special is • heavy all wool
Oxford Ulster, overlapped and double sown seams, six inch storm
collar with tab, heavy Tweed lining and Mohair sleeve lining, being
well tailored. as good as you ever raw at $10.00 ; our special prioe,
$6.75.
4::•sIi=.O111r 8esioJe -at $8.00 is a fine Hsaiir1 front, do &
faced fronts, farmers' saber lining, Mohair sleeve lining, made right
up -to -deter. Look . round and see the best ooat you can find at $10.00
and we will beat it at $8.00.
REEFERS -Men'. P.eefere at $3.00 to $4.75.
Boyle' heaters at $2.40 to $4.00.
PANTS-Met.'s Pants at 75o to $3.00. xt e:..T _.•.
Boyd Pants, special, at 50o to 75o.
We want to show) oar our Clothing. It's your duty in self protection to
see it. New' Jaok.ts. New Van.
TAMPER'..
with your health.
Don't use Drugs and Medicines
of questionable quality. Get the best
there is at the .ame prices that are
charged for inferior goods.
At onr Drug Store the stock is al-
ways fresh, and each article pure, po-
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
has a reputation for prowptness and
accuracy.
F. JORDAN
Medical Hall.
Mr Allies, Mr Chu Adelr, H W 11.11,0..
Allan John Brown Harry 8elk.14, Mr and
Mn Brydgss, Percy Walton, Mr and Mrs
John Howrls, mr and Mee 0 Campbell,
Fred Dillon, Mir Bailie, Mr O•mpbell, St
Oink Prlo., F J Pridb.m, Jos Robin...,
Ed awaits. Wm Leo, Wm Lass, 1) C Mo.
K.y, W L Horton, Jas O'Co.wll, J Smith,
O e Whltely,Jobn Aoheeen,0os Myen,Mr
and Mrs J W Ven•twr, Mir 8kdeoo,
Pies Landry, Moes MoLsllen, D
W H Robertson, John Beacsu,Alex Cooper,
Mr and Mn Dr Whitely, T O Tipling, 0 F
Emerson, W T Wane% 11 F Moosn, Mn
1'hoe Swot Mrs 8oeyd, Wm. Thompson,
John Achcmoo, Newcombe and Soo, Alex
Mega., P Holt, J J Doyle, John Koox,
Robs Holmes, Rout McLean, Mrs Morrow,
Mr Jas Stroogh, Mn Caps Baxter, R Carr,
Fred Marney, Wolter Sanlet,Herry Sturdy,
Bene Smith.
The Auburn Drew band of fifteen pieces
was enjoyed by the society, and did good
w rvioe to providing mono throughout Fit
day and at the oonoert to the everting.
THE RN1ER1'AINMENT.
The uosoort on Friday evening war •
great enemies, financially and °therwlee.
The eattrtanera on the program were of •
high order of ability an their several Innes,
and the engagement of such an aggregation
of splendid talent was an •000mphehineut
of which the directors may well be proud.
The hell was peeked, and the large audlenoe
throughout manifested its appreciation A
warm .pplese. President Berne dleoharg-
ed the ditties of the °hair in • very pleasant
manner. The opening number wee a solo
by Mies Patterson, of Auburo, who gave
• numbs of other selection. during the
availing and wee well reoelved. Her so-
oompaniet wee Mow Anderson, of Blyth.
MIs. Patterson and Mies Andersen also
sang • duet Mies Elizabeth Wilson, of
Uoderloh, gave three recitations, her 8ns
volae and clever m being mooh •p.
prsoiated. Idles MoVittle. of Nile, •
young vocalist who is last oomlog to the
frent, MSS very sweetly and r.oelysd a
well-deserved .Door*. Tbe vio11n plsylag
of Yaw Laura Aohesoo, of Uoderloh, was
an espeolal treat. She war twice recalled,
her rendering of "Heine Swat Home'
espeoi.11y stirring her audience, Mies
Ethel Aobeson wee a charming aceompealst
for her finer. Tse great favorite of We
e vening, judging from the applause, was
Will J. White, of Toronto, whose comb
roots end stories, aided and .betted by ler
droll orientates and hie Glover faded maniple -
tattoos, boot the n.lbtllttoe of the *adience
In full play from beginning to nod of his
perform•out Hs was moored nn every
•pp•aranos, and oo doubt would be agate
woloomed In Daegannon by • bumper
house. Ns meat not forget to mention the
services of Miss Reny, of Looknow, who
as •000mpmnlst for Mr. White and others
filled an Important part in the evening's en-
tertainment with groat ability. A very .n
joyable program wee brought to • cicee
with t
he ringing 0
f the
national anthem.
m.
We oannnt oleo, oar report of the Ash-
field and Wowantoh fair without.zprewing
ods .mm of obligation to members of th.
Society for oourteeles extended to the re-
tetly
preswo os of TBEIn
v
.
9 . A1.
President
Bettie, moronity MoArthur and others
oheerfully furnished every •000mmod•ttoo
that ovoid be desired and we take this •p-
portunity of retuning thanks for the many
Undoes/see shown.
Tin SIGNAL R Jan. In; UCH. for 20o.
W.A. MAIM.
Every Day a Bargain Da
-AT THR-
QREAT
ankrupt
SALE OF
THE J. H. PEDDER & COMPANY STOCK.
a
Every person satisfied with the big bargains they :are getting. And
why not, for everything is being sold at len than mauufacturer's prices, You
all know that the prices of goods in nearly every line is advancing -higher
prices will prevail, but in the floe of all this, with us the prioea are being
constantly reduced. We have got to clear the stock out and that shortly.
Our pnoes will do it. See to it that you have your share of the bargains
while Bargain Days last, al
beta sonde, -44444
M°CILLIVRAY, GRANT & CO.
COLBORNE'S OLD STAND.
hAV
FOR
SSE
CHEAP. -
-I NNW MILL S
LE POWER
ME,S111N6 ENGINE
IN 000D ORDER.
3 NOISE POWERS
' OM& Alla — TION.
Tar An/ 1�LioArxe.
Tie Henderson Bicycle Co.
(Limited),
SI� Boiler llt[)UnDg.
The Qoderioh steam holler works
having heen removers from llodench,
1 have midi alrfaogementa to carry
on boiler repairing and alio the manu-
facturing of smokestacks, etc.
Repairing of boilers, engines and
other machinery promptly attended
to.
D. K. STRACIIAN,
Machinists (1ederich,
Works on V istesda bone
.:aha•
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MISS 11 CANI3RON\
again begs to dire e$ the attention of the ladies to her stock of
millinery for the fall season of 1900. All the leading new
styles and shades are to be seen, and ladies will be able
to prooare the latest and the best in all lines pertaining to
millinery.
Trimmed fiats from $ OO up. Inspection invited.
MISS CAMERON, -µat-),p - Hamilton Street.
111111111Coffigil
ST. MARY'S LIME
kept ooamntly on hand.
Also the beet brands of
HYDRAULIC and
PORTLAND
CEMENT
Builders .111 de well to see me Were plac-
ing theft orders.
F. BARIJOY IIMJMES
Thea (*AL e.►LO,
077101, Wes4..s. Ireifitinfirrtinin
Fall 5ui & Overcoats
The etas dread In • .alt ,made at
our store always looks trim, as le la the
ambition of oysq;man of taste b Irak.
A large rwe. id clothe to ahsees
from.
If yon are oentempl.tIng getting e
light overcoat for toll wear, give as •
°hence to serve you. Prtoes right .
H. DUNLOP
West Street
UNLOP
Carni
SOLID to`
RUBBER
T.
E
A new o.rrlags Mrs that makes ridlleg'
ea .l1 roods • plensure--m.nomlo•l, tea
for It doss away with th• vibration that
hakes and breaks the carriage',
A V sb.ped .paoe between M. rub-
ber tlre and the steel flanse pre-
vents the creeping and nutting
which other Sneers suhJ.ot to. floe
the exhibit .t the big fa
Bond et once for tree Tin (k.
Nylog prices of .11 .ices.
THE
DUNLOP TIRE COMPANY.
TORONTO.
LIMITED
1/5. J01111 wsma1Fp MONTaaAL
WILL NOT UJMt
MILL WOOD
FOR SALE.
The above in cut into stove wood
length and will be delivered) to any
part of the town the name day ate
ordered.
Orden revolved by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
Phone 98.
PETER McI3WAN.
(kuMrioh, Neveaher 91st, 18Bi. 58-31n
- mows
ilylegelr
Highest Diploma at Toronto
Industrial Exhibition, 1906,
awar(h(d for
SUTTON'S
Bolier
Lubricating;'Oila and
Engineers Supplies.
Ter )'artlpnlare writ.,
The Wm. Sutton Cogoud Co., L'td
lei @zea. St. East, Tau* Got.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
McLEOD'S : SYSTEM : RENOVATOR,
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
4`%
Manufactured by J. M: MacLEOD, Oodsrlchr OM.