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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO.
THuUDAT, Oo$. 11. 1901.
6
W. Acheson &Son
Carpets, C0ai0s and Linoleums.
OWING to our extraordinarily large stock of Carpets,
Curtains and Linoleums imported for this Fall, we are
tempted to make values still greater than regular to
make a bigger recoil for October selling.
CARPETS.
27 inches wide boavy English Tap.
miry Carpets, now design* and awl
orange, and suitable, for any room,
Regular value 66e, at per yard.... woo,.
English Brussels Carpets, four (rogue.
extra heavy, in new doratandscroll
dengue, nwular 90c and $1,10, at
pr yard 75c and 90c.
OIL CLOTH.
Floor 011 C oths in 1, 14 1t, 2 yards
wide, now des;gw In floral and
b .ck patternr , special p.Wua'u25
HANDSOME FLANNELS.
Thu moot liberal showing of Freud,
Flannels we have ever lead. Koury
kind Isere, from every day plain
.calor to the hamlwmuly patterned50c.
French got de, at per yarn ......
54 iuch plain wool Kiderloan, best
qyuality.iii shales of piuk, bluo,cer
ding, grey, sky, spacial, par yard ,75c•
CURTAINS.
60 pairs, 3; yank long and 50 inches
wide, heavy Scotch net lata Cur-
tains. in neat, lightly trooed pat
terns, now and regular . slue special c
$1.00, at per pair
W. Acheson & Son.
THE DUNCANNON FAIR.
A 000d Exhibition and a Large
Attendants..
Reeling CensllenNy in Excess ei Last
tear -mote• el Use terbium gsklblt,
-Neeeasfel italenadamr■t
The ruder Wisner..
Tbe manus) exhibition of then Ashfield sod
Wawanseb Branch Agrloultural Society
was hod at Duoganoon on Thursday and
Friday last, and was even more ssooendel
Ilea any of the tale bold la previous yeah
under tee auspices of this progressive So-
o lsty. Thore was a toll gut of exhibits,
both In the Indoor d.partmaute and to the
stook olaemes, oro lbs various prod.om of
ese of the Bort motions of country in
Oratorio were displayed to good advantage.
The weather on 'lbgnday eau wet and
deprsrbg, but the clerk cf the weather got
o p is rood humor Friday morning and
tattooed the show with snob & day u world
not hove beau improved upon If ib. dlrso►•
en hod had the soaking of it themselves.
The people peered into Dungannon from all
@ ides, and the rate rsodpte and t6e smiles
u pon the ooueteesaces of the directorate
grew slmultas eaasly. The Laokoow bran
hood was prosiest and enlivened the pro•
*..ding, with muslo, and the *oto of the
bagpipes gtaddeod Soottish hears. Th.
speeding contests, the resides of which are
g iven 1n the prize 1St, were run off moose..
fully in the preseooe of alarms and tnuereeted
crowd. I'r.sld.nl Belle and hts a.arotatea
worked hard and kept evrrythmg roaring
smoothly, and It mast be some saU.laotlon
to them to know these their efforts to keep
up the reputation of Dungannon show mat
with spleodid .aco.r. The recripti tbrs
year were considerably In advance ot lost
year, and the iootety is in an armptlooaly
mooed Bnaaolal ooedtUoa. Toe good judo -
moat and untiring gators of the director*,
the hearty o0 operation of the people ot
Dungannon and of the townships surround
les, and gut, but perhaps not loose, the
employment of eleotive moans of advertis-
ing, have made the Du show one of
the solid Institutions of the money. and we
have no doubt that the 000tlouanoe o1 a
progreeove policy will bring &blot toorcls
tasty Rood monis in the tutor*.
The exhibit el vegotabhw and roots was
equal to any that has been made In the
history o1 the Sool.ty.
Tb. °aotlty ot grain inhibited coos not
quite up to that of former 000wiooe, but the
samples were good. Fastprimwhite wlo-
tr wheat tested sixty throe pounds ; the
of white oats wont 8ft .Ho.
best wimpley
pounds to the bushel ; dx rowed barley,
Htty•f.or pounds. Th. samples ot large and
small per were, we tblok, the best we hove
awn for years.
The bread, pokes Lod preserved fruits
were exhibited In large qusntlty. The
e xamples were really tempting. flood home-
made baking hu oertelely not become • lost
art In this neighborhood.
The quantity of better and chose was sot
Iarve this year. Tits oomp.tltioo was close,
however, the quality being of • high .undo
art tbrooghout. Miss Grose, • graduate of
ih• dairy department at the Model Farm,
Goelpb, slid 1). E. Munro, of Auburn, were
the judges to this deportment, and the Ito-
otety is to M oongratulawd for having
**cured .soh r-apable expert..
We hays seen a larger show of fruit than
was displayed this year. but there wore only
two varieties in the prize list not repro.
sontd. oranb.rry pippins and aprloots.
Cot Bowen &off hours plane 000upled a
am.11 op.o. There Wu not nearly an large
an exhibit In this ole as might have Woo
mad*.
In tho ladies' work ole, up stain, there
wag a large Motels, of u.ful and faooy
work, and Isdging from a manful noting of
.hlbtts from year 10 lean th. quality ie
improving. The flee arts ole.. was Dot
larfs'y represented.
T. W. Little, Dunganoon'n boot and shoe
man, had • Ji.pl.y of boos and show that
Wu a coedit to him, and WWI admired by
nnoy who viewed It. Ho makes to
ardor end limps in stook just as rood foot•
wear is h' hal at the fair.
The (oroltors Interest' of Dungannon
ware well repieeeatad la the display of
ha•d..me upholstered and fanny plow of
oeblaat work, robin., oto , moll by Messrs.
A mad W. Sproul.,
M :Kenzie b. Howell, borJwtinmarobanta,
of Dal win '., hal a display of builder's
bardwars and cutlery This exhibit was
In eh.rge of N . W. Stowell The doubb.
"Amer" era. lamp, ter which they have the
sale sunny for Huron county, was • part
ret their exhibit, .ed was an aooeptatele ed.
damn to the liohting faolhtles of the male
building. in powerful light of two hundred
andls power woo also much apogee seed at
the omport. where le ora e.ad. MaK. & 11
had prepared a meoh larmr exhibit for
Dungannon'," show. hat the threatening
Weather of Oho hat day prevented Thom
from Niacin, it eat,
J. 11 Wigged,daolr to loons, forna(n,
ate., (dodrlob, had several of their popular
lines o1 elven on exhibiting se the fair.
The dampness ret th• first day deterred him
from making • larger exhibit.
.1 K. Bryrig's, of Me Demin(nn 1.-rlage
wake, Go terluh, hod • "Mikado" pbsetes
and Iwo single in? baffles no the grenade.
The etaelt.at geatt"v M h•o work is wall
tnnwe around i)nogannne
Andros R W abettor, a iookenw firm, had
three it M sgept " arum separators and
soon' awing ma►lees en echlhitinn
H. 004o, Nile, hod & display .1 hit and
ler** parolee.
James Regie, Dungannoe, had an s,hlhle
el sine* sod twill plows, Adkins' wages'
sl a ..,shiest k.y sed *teak rook
I)eagssset's thew ; much mold be said
about the pig' and .beep, nettle and horses,
whlob in many oass would vie with uuoh
Wirer and mon prototlons ublb;ttoos, out
speoe will not permit of our doing co, and
for forth.c information w' .111 rider our
readers to
The rel.. 1.1.1.
iowir..
Heavy Desugbt -Brood Mars, with foal
by her side, W F Young, Tbos. Todd ;
2 you old filly, Paul Rood. John MoD.ar-
mid ; 2 year old gelding, James Forster, J
Salkeld & Soo ; 1 year old Blly, James
Forster ; 1 year old gelding, Jamss
hoini : foal o1 1901, Teo. TodJ,Jame. Chit -
helm ; mem b haver, James Forster.
Agrloultaral-Brood mus, with foal
by her ode, A C Pattenoo, Jame' Chis.
holm ; 2 you old filly, Charles Taylor,
Thee Joint ; 2 year old "oldie', (has Tay-
lor ; Ir year old filly, Th.. Joint ; foal of
1901, W F Yoga,, Jas Cbtsholm; team to
harness, K MuGnlre,J as Hayden, Jaa Port
ter.
Ueaoral Purpose -Hemel mare, with foal
by bar side, A K Anderson, Chu Taylor ;
2 ygar old filly, John Armour, Samuel
Morten ; 2 you old g.ldlno. Wm Hum
phrev ; 1 year old wilding, Wm Humphrey ;
foal of 1901, Glson Bra Andrew Kirk ;
toam 1e hors..., Wm McQuillan, Joho Wat
son, Chas I'e7 lor.
Judge, :-.John MoNavlo, )(Ippon ; W
1' Tiplady, Clinton ; Wm Wellwood, For
dyos.
itoad gal Carriage -Brood mare, with
foal by bar aide, James Vona.. W 1)
Jesse ; 2 year of f getdlog, Matthew Nods,
k
Dann ; 1 year old filly, Wm Mallough,
Sonnet Morton ; 1 year old gelding, l bas
Taylor, A 0 Patterson ; stogie horse to
hsroees,J A Hanhs, T K Derain ; pair
matched hare.s in borne.., R Graham, Joba
A Mouses ; fool of 1901, W U Jones, Sam.
sol Morton.
01151' IN lila RING,
No 1 -Farman' carat or pus, - Wtt.ia,
Jacob Reed ; No 2, come to a11. trot or pore,
P Mattevttt, Two Strike ; George Buxton,
Allan Lin. ; ,t' MaD.dtt, Ame;ta ; 2:40
trot or pace. (tray Kris, .look Johnston, 3rd
prize divided Uterus - Henderson and P
MoD.vrit ; No 4, lady driver, single,
Ma►how Wood. No 5-epeolal, for the best
g.ntleman's driving outfit, K K Swarts
Driving horse -for medal pr*..oted by
Bank of Commerce -R l;nham.
Jmlr.. -1) MoCorvte, A Ross, Ploli);
MoI,woo, T. Guidry.
. ATTI.a.
Durham - Thoroughbred - Mtlob 0011,
haying raised Dalt to 1901, 1 and 2, Thos
Auder.on ; 2 year old beds, Thom Ander•
son. John Barr ; 1 year old heifer, 1 and 2,
John Barr ; heifer Dell of 1901, 1 and 2,
W .1 Jamieson ; bull .11 of 1901, W ,1
Jamieson, Jobe Armour ; aged bull. Tho,
Aodsrmos ; bulb under 2 years, W. MoAl-
lister, Thos Anderson ; special by ,Toho
.lamlesoo for best 3 calves from ons etre,
salted in 1901, 1' ,1 ,lamlesoo.
Jersey --Thoroughbred -Mlloh oow, hay
Ing raised calf le 1901, 1 and 2, T W Little.
Grads Gale-M11oh now, giving mirk,
buvmg raised oalf In 1901, John B.rr, K
Mollwaln ; 2 year old heifer. 1 and 2, John
Barr ; 1 year old hotter, 1 and 2, John
Roar ; steer calf of 1901, John Rarm, Wm
Monolith ; holier poll of 1901, John Bur,
IA m Mallough ; fatted or or stew, Joe A
Mallough, .loon Barr ; fatted cow or holler.
H. lhrvin, .Ishs Barr ; 2 year old steer,
John Barr, Joseph H. Mallough : 1 year
old steer, 1 and 2, John Barr ; special by
Hon J T Gamow, MPP, for best herd of
g rade wale, John Barr.
Jody -James Snell.
All arr.
Iwlomter-Aged ram, K !'aryls & Sos,
George Henry ; .hearling ram, (inion Bros,
John llarr ; pair aged owe., raising Iamb.
In 1901, John Karr, R Pavia & Son ; pair
' hurling ewes, Ghon Bios, R Purvis &
Kon ; pair we Iamb., K i'urvls & Son,
Glean Aro'e ; ram Iamb, (gleno tSra's, R
I'urvu A Soo.
Oxford and their Downs -Aged rom,Jnho
Armour, Pool Roe/ ; .hearling nm, John
McDonald, James Sone ; par aged ewes,
raising Iambs 10 1901, James Tabb, John
Mcl)oodd ; ralr @hearling ewes, 1 and 2,
.fames Toth ; pair ewe Iambs, James Tabb,
,loon Mol).nald ; ram lamb, Jobs MoDoa-
ald, James Tabb.
teoathdowne -- Pair afoot ewes, rsi@ing
Iambs In 1901, 1 and 2, Jame@ Luse ; pair
' hurling ewes, 1 and 2, Jam.. loins ; pair
ewe lambs, 1 rel 2. Jam*. lone ; ram Iamb,
.Tamm Lane.
Sweepstake prime for best pee of sheep,
any breed,pen to °omelet of aged ram, .hear
du nm, aged .wo,.hearltng moose lamb,
R t'urvi. & Sou ; fat sheep, any bred, (Henn
lire's. K. Purvis & Son.
•lady .: -Geo Carrell on i W Snell
11,0.
Berkshire -Aged n,s•, 1 and 2 .l..m..
Alton 1 now, hiving ra'.ed tots in 1901 i
end 2, Jam** Alton t boor, Iltt, rod 10 1901,
Permit glibber,, .Jame Alton ; .ow, lit
tared In 1901, 1 and 2, Jame. Alton.
Yorkeblrs-Aged bnsr..lames Alton; raw,
having mimed pits Is 1901, .lame. Alton ;
hear, littered In 1901, .lam.. Alton ; mow,
Hinged in 1901. 1 and 2, James Alton.
Tamwerth-Sow, having noel pigs lo
unbar, Jolts Barr : Gelsee fowl, John
Barr ; pair dunks, 1 and 2, J C. Lyons.
Judges :-M J Wllaoa, J H Weroll
UL&IL
Fall wheal, whit*, John MuIurmll, tai
Furse, J 8.11.14 & Soo ; fall who at, rad. N m
MoAllb.ter, Jobo MoDurmld, 8 Verse ;
six row barley. J Salkeld A roe. John Mc -
Darold ; este, whit., Joha MuUlarwld,
S Fares ; eat., black, 8 Fur.. ; pans, .mall,
Jobo M,Dtarmld, 8 Furse; peas, largo,
John MoDurwld ; timothy u.ed, Minos
AIteo,A Able; bushed dal mod. 8 Furee,A
Alton ; orals is th. .Maw, 8 Tune.
Judge Wm ISurrooderlob.
patten AND DOMIeiri. MINU1ACII'mt
10lbstuster,to roll., James Lyons ; b
Ib. table hotter, Jamas toioos, Mrs T An
demon ; 20 lbs paokd butter, to be gaited
to keep, Mn It (limo, Mrs Hamilton ;
Mono not lee than 50 Ib., foulory mat.,
K Mallwato ; cheers, not Ica than 12 lb.,
boas mad., Mar Symington.
Judge': -Mary LGreo, I) k Morro.
2 loay.& home made bread, Ja nee K ,so.
Wm Doraln ; jar of hooey, T E 1)urolo, A
Dr&tney ; maps. .yrup, Wm Durum. A
Alton ; maple sugar, W H McCracken, A
Alton ; ootroocloa of bom.mad. prrn.rves,
W H Ma trackso, A Kirk ; oolleotloo of
home mode baking. kiln Lyon., Mn Ham•
Ilton.
Judg. ;-Mn B J Crawlord.
YKUUTaal.RN AND SOOT'i
White elepba•st potatoes, 8 Furga. Joh.
MoDiarmld ; any caber yri.ty. 8 Fur...
W m. 1)uon ; oabt aie, J. Salkeld & Son, A
Sproule & Son ; b'uad bests, W, H. Mo
Craot.o, Mn. Hamilton ; sugar beets, Wm
Duoo, W. H 11ppoCraokea ; maorold wort.
z)1., W H Mo('-r.ckeo, A Kirk ; golden
tankard wurtzsla, W H McCraokso, Wm
Duan ; worizol., mammoth yellow inter-
mediate, IV 11 McCraokes, J. Salkeld &
Sun ; Swede tarslps.Wm MoAlllatsr, •lame.
Lyons ; grunions turnips, R Moltwaio,
Wm. Bailie ; loog orange ourota, J :Salkeld
& Soo, John MoD,armld ; white Baglan
oam*, W 11 Mal:rooks*, Jobo MoDurmld;
oarroi., Intermediate white, Jas Ktrk
patrick, W H MoCrscke0 ; o.rly horn oar•
rote, (leo Curran, Mn Hamilton ; onions,
Mn Hole, W H MoCraok.o ; somatom, A
B roule k Son ; ooro, J 8a1.e1d & Soo, Jae
Kirkpatrick ; pumpkb0, 1 Balk.id & Soo,
Jame. Lyons ; winter squash, John Mc-
Diarnild, W H McCracken ; .umm.r
squash, W H MoCruleo, A Alton ; water
melons, Mr. Howrle, W H McUraokeo
calory, T W little, W 11 MoCrackeo ;
caul How.r, W R M'Crackso, A Sproule &
Sou ; aurora, Mn Hamilton, J. 8.11.14 &
Son ; coll.otloo garden vegetables. W H
MoCraokso ; special b named Tortilla pot-
atoes, W K Dono, S. F ane ; .pooled by
Wm Barrow. & Son, s..demaa, for ibe beat
oollecttua of field rote raised from mod
parohased from them, J Salkeld & Soo.
Jodg.:-Horny Howell, Buffalo.
MATS AND nLONgke.
Vi hailer Apples -Spies, Joe A Mallough,
Geo Fotberglll ; b.ldwloa, Ju Alton, (loo.
Fo hecto l ; king of Tompkins o.uty, Jos
A Mallough, Goo Fothergill ; Hir stow pip
pin, Jas Alton, Geo. Fotn.rrlll ; Canada
rad, Mut Nott, Jas Alton ; Ootario, Ile
Fotb*rgltl, Samuel Furse ; golden taut.
Simnel Fon., James Alton ; Spitzeaburg,
Jos Alton, Goo Fothergill ; Wagner, Goo
Foth.r till, Jae Alton ; rumor, Samuel
Furse, Ju Alton ; Rhode Island greening,
(leo Fntherrill, Smoot Fares ; p1..•elz,
.Jim Alton ; Mano apple, Ju Alton, Samuel
Fula.; 8 named vari.tlee, Geo Foth.rvill,
Jas, Alton ; 4 Domed v&rletlee, Goo Fother-
gill, Jr Alton.
Fall App'es - Duchess of Oldenburg,
Samael Far.., Jas Alton ; 20 mars pipp!n,
Samuel Fane, Gee fotberrlll ; wealthy,
Samuel Farr, Jas Alba ; snow apple,
Samuel Fuse. y -.Fothergill • Blooholm
pippin, Gee Fothergill, Satenil Faroe ; arab
apple„ 1 and 2, Mn Campbell ; 4 named
varieties, Jas Klrlpatriok.
P.am,etc--Thr.s named varied**, Small
Furs, Mrs Nott ; 1 named variety, Stroud
For.., K, Mollwalo ; 3 named varlet(.. 01
plums, W H Moliraokes ; 1 named variety
of plums, W. H. MoCraokeo ; cotl.otl.e
•rap.., A Allo, T W Libil. ; plate pe•ohes,
Mn H.Ie, -A Sproule & Son ; plate riotous,
R Mcllw.ln, Jess. Grumman ; oolleotlan
of h,uee plants, 1' Little, A Sproule & Soo ;
collection garden flowers, out., Mn Ander-
son, Mrs Howrle.
Judg.:-A MoD. Allan.
M aNUVAI-TUR5R.
Ten yards all wool *loth, Uri Note ; 10
yards all wcol flannel. James Alton, A
Alton ; 10 yards union fl aonel, Mrs Nott ;
pair woollen blaok.ts, James A'ton, Mrs
H.1. ; pair horse blankets, home mal., ,I
Alton, A Alton ; oollectloe of boots, T W
Little ; ooll.otloo of wood work, Wm Mo
d ri hur.
.1u Igoe :-J M Roberto. R MIaiIwalo.
1MrLRMSNT*
Smgts buggy with top, Y sad ft, J K
timbres ; wood axl* farm wanes, 1 and 2,
James Kase; farm gate, 1 and 2, Wm
Thomism ; waggon rack, Jame. Ro.. ;
recommended -cream separator, Andrews &
Webster. Laokoow ; collection of pumps,
1 and 2, Henry Dodd.
Judge : --Sutphen Stotbrs.
LADIUS' WORK.
Crochet In wool, W H Mol,rakee, Mrs
Campbell ; ornobet to ootton, Miss Syming-
ton, Mrs Hale ; crochet to .11k, Mrs Camp-
bell, Mr. Hole ; Mexican drawn work, Miss
Symington, Mn Hale; Queen Anse darning,
Mrs Campbell, Min Symington ; laly'e
taooy wool mitts, Mn Hole, Mien Symlo.•
ton ; lady's fanny apron, Mn Hine, Mrs
Campbell; bonny iota cushion, In mazy
wort, Mrs Hell, Miss Symington ; ?I dt 7 s
table mato, embroidered, Mn Hole, Mrs
Hnwrie ; boohoo gage, Mut Symington, W
H MoCraken ; point loos, Mn Halt, Mn
Campbell ; Roman embroidery, oro Item.
Mn Campbell, Miss Symintton ; elute box,
Mrs Campbell, MINS Symington : smbtrti•
dery on moslto, Mies Mallough, Mb.. Lyon.;
crochet table mats, in ootton, W H Mo
Cr•cks's, Mi,. Symington ; table soul, Mn
P Nott, Mrs Hos ; crazy quilt, MIr Sym.
iovton, Mrs Campbell ; patch work
quilt in (stun, Mrs P Note, Mn Hamtltoa;
pooh work quilt to wool, Mrs P
Nott, Mn Hamilton ; patch work quilt
1n oak, Miss Symiogtos, Mn Hos ;
two pa'r woollen seek., hand mads, 1 mans,
1 fine, Mrs Hole, Mn Hamilton ; two pair.
woollen stn. kinds, hood made, 1 ooane, 1
Hes, Mn 11.1o, Mn P Nott ; Iwo pairs
woollen mita, hand mads, 1 ooaree, 1 hri.
Mrs Hole, Miss Symington ; embroidery In
silk on cotton, Mrs. (',mph• 11, M ns Sem
auton ; embroidery in silk on lin. it, Mrs
Hole, Mr. C.m1.h:11; le. moo, Mie
Nett, Mr* .1 Hnwrie ; show'. crochet,
Miss Symington, W H I( C,aoksn :
fancy pin rubles, Mn Coen: bell, W H
MoCrook.n ; table cot coo Mrs tempted .
Nn Hole; Hye noleck tra cloth, Mn
Hale, Mrs J Howrle: lag °able quilt,
W H Mocraoken, Mrs Nott; hand
kerchief satoh.t, MI.. Symington, Mn
P Nott ; ■siting, fancy, Mrs Powrie,
Mrs Hots ; hraldlnt In silk, Miss Sym
1901, John Mel)Itirm1A, .lobe Mel)oesld ; bsgern ; sofa wool Afghan. Mr* hole,
Mn uemptell ; tnilee est, Nett, Mn
boar, intend in i9(1, John Mohtarmtd, .1 n0wrie; sol• p111ow, More Sym,ngln,
John McDonald ; mow, glared lo 1901, Mn !Lawrie ; Veen shirt, maehlai ends,
John MoDenald, John MoDlarmld. Mn Hole, Mr., Hamilton ; linos nhlrl,
Speotal for the beet five baron hogs from hand meds, Mn Hamilton, Mrs Heti;
oq. Utter, lend and fid by the axhlnitor, ,y0(1 holder, Mn Nett, W H MoCneken i
loeeph A Malloogh. pillow shams, Mrs Campbell, Mfg Nett 1
Jgdgwt-11. I.eokhart, Jobe Walters. Ian hentkarchlef, MriCam,bell, Slim Syne.
rOWI. legtcn ; H.tteebor,t lave tabs* never, Mn
Reshot', light, A C. Lyng', Mn (%amp• Camphell, Mn Hole; tenuity by, Miss
hell ;..ehbe, whlta, 1 obi 2. .1 C Igoe.: Syminaton, Mrs Hnwrl*; lamp .hods,
whim, belt, 1 sad 2 .1 C Lyooe: lefkorn, ((spo:l Mn Howl. ; Borba wool motk,fl•t,
whlti..1 (; Lynn., Mrs. Rowels; lagoon, t,s Symla.toe, bin Camphill ; fancy
brews, Mn Uamphsll. Mrs Hewrle ; Ply• knitted len., heed male, Mr. H.I., Mr.
mouth Ronk, J 0 Lynne, W W Fl.har ; Ply Nett ; .mhreidry on felt, /Wield A Soo,
month Hook, white, 1 sed 2, Mrs Campbell ; Mb. Symington ; monld work, Mrs camp
I)erkinge, 1 and 2, .1 (' I,}y'on@ ; Minerals, bell. M as Yymingioe : emhrelderel linea
Ment, Mn Rewri., .1 0 4yens : red caps, pleioro from., Mn Hewn*, MI*. Symlagtos•
Mn (:.mphill..1 C Lyes. I lI Mamie,' and 2• mmbrokiry en sate, Mn tempke111 MIr
J C 1.reaa; Hambergs, pennant geld and h(Illoe,h i fancy heel rose. Mom tinning
allow, bfr. Cnsphell, .1 0Lyses ; Wynn tee, Mrs Heti i sseatolls s and eeff
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rhemp,.., D. Os,. leadleg beat.. Mn Oempbea, .1 (J Lyeai 1 bag- hex, Mtee Symfsgtea, Mn Hurtle ; rlbbee
hlanswilth, Ind two of hie well sed. farm tame, 1 sad 4. Mn Camphill 1 bar*yerd work, Miss Remington, Mrs Nett 1 rechl
gates to wetting ardor eat the greesda fowl, W W Ikea, J C Lyons i gee.. dlppeHowie., Mrs Hole, W H MoCrentes ;
wn
We weld write • gat Anal mere about 1 and fl, J 0 Ly.ag 1 Whorl. W W rag mat, Mn Rale, Mrs Hemllttsa I wag
•
tidy, Mn Nett, Mn Complied ; Jap•se's
yore mat, Mies Symington ; oreebse gait,
Wm S)ymmgtee, Mre Hunts ; tray cloth,
Mise `lvmisgten. Mrs Hole ; embroidery
with jewels, Mrs Hole, M1.. Lyme ;
brit slippers, Mrs Howl's, W 11 Mo•
uraokoa ; kniteed quilt. Mw Symlavtoo,
Mrs Hoe; footstool, Mn Campbell, Mn
Nott ; fauns panel, Mr. Nutt, bias Sym•
lugtoo ; table osatrs piens, W H MoCrack.
ea. Mrs Nott ; wasostaod &plasbsr, Ilea,
Mn Howrle, MI.. Symlegtoo ; drawlog
room eereon, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Nott ;
lambrequin monied, Mrs Campbell, Salkeld
& Sot ; oollestlon of Kadin' work, Mr.
Hoe, Mrs Note, Mr. J flown*.
Judge' :-Mrs T It MoNalr, Mrs M J
Wilms, Mn J M O'Connor.
riot AhTN.
Palatial/ on moleskio,Mre Campbell, Ulm
Mollwalo ; palating on bolting *loth, W H
Mo0rack•o, Mn Oampbell ; oulls.tloe of
oil palollogs, Mrs !towns; ooll.ctlon of
water color.. Mrs 11,1. ; peooil drawmg,
Mrs Hole, Mrs Campbell ; °rayon drawing,
Mre Huwrle, Mn Halo; ooll.ot'oa of pato
and lop Meltable, Mn Hoe, Mr. Campbell ;
summon of penmanship by buy or girl
under 15 yet*, Mime Crawlord, Samuel
Furse, W Little ; oolleotloa of flowers
painted oo gloss, Mrs Hamlltoo, Mir Moll.
woo ; ooNwtioo of autmals piloted on glom,
Mrs. Hilo ; eolleoloo of metalllo luta
patotlog, Mn Hoe, Mir Symington ; ool-
leotloe of autumn leave', Mrs Andars.o,
Mn Hoe ; fancy panels, Mrs Nott, Mts.
Symington.
Judges : -R R Sallow., Rey M J Wilson.
boles.
Doe of R. Moliwain'e grsyetooe turnips
tipped the semen at twooly•five pounds.
They took lint prize.
Rohl. Holmes, M. P , was oo the grounds
oo Friday and was busy staking hands and
conversing with kin oonsiltuent..
The six Hnt prlte maogold wartasls
weighed 168 pounds, ging twenty-eight
pound. sub. W. H. MoC,ack*o, Promote,
wan the exhibitor.
Hodgen. Bros, N. D. Rougyie, Smith
Bros., Aliso A M Iver, J. H. telboree,
McKeon* & Howell, J. M. Wendt, St.
Goo Prloe and others of the ttoderlob mer
ohaab distributed Targe quantities of advr-
tisie; matter at the fair,
Wm. McArthur, the efl'ioent secretary of
the Dungannon far, we notloed had a tint)
prize ticket attached to hb exhibit of useful
and fanny woudwerk by the judges. Tee
prize was well merited. Mr MoArthur I.
an expert workman lo wood. A largo frame!
eepsoally d.elroed by bloomed, whlob 1s tog
oontato the charter oertifioate of the A. 0.
U. W, lingo al Duoganoo, le a marvel In
woodwork The emblems of toe order are
band•oarved &off plao.d In • moot artistic
manner upon the frame. Several other
plow, to his oolleotlon were equally oredit•
able.
Among the (Iodinate petiole oo the
ground. were Ju. L. Grant, W. S. Clara,
M. G. Cameron, Wm. Lane, A. J. Cooper,
Cots. Humber, jr, Wm. Swaffiald, J. E.
ind the Misses Brydges, Chas. :Swarm's.
Jas. F. Thomson, M. Treble, H. L
Salkeld, Dr, Hooter, PolBp Holt, Miss
Ba111., J. H. Colborne, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Morrow, Indloy Holmes, 1.1..W. Howell,
J. H. Worsted, (alio C•mpbdil, Dr. W. F.
Clack, Geo. L Allan, Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
King. El. Van Every, R Cluodeoniog, 1'.
L. Walton, Goo. Smith, Rabe., jr.. and
Wilmer MoLean, W. Lulea'''. Andrew
Bologna, Mr, and Mrs. J. 8. Howrle, D.
Johnston, F. F. Platt, Jonathan Miller, J.
D. O'Connell, D. B. Mackay, J, W. Smith,
John Sorimg**tf, Mir Lal►bwalte, Jos.
Beattie, Mir Morris. There were probably
a number of others from the county town
whom we did not see.
• Tho Hstertslsacesl.
'1 he ball was filled Trida{'melee for the
entertainment, and a good may had stand-
ing room only. i'resident Halle, who per-
formed the luooeton of chairman, bad an
excellent company of entertainers to Intra•
duo• u th' large andlenoe. J. H. Cameron,
of Toronto singer, elocutionist caricaturist,
R
w host In himself, and he e
u a t u repeatedly
remitted by e000res. Mss. Ketorah Brown,
Mims Mary Prime and Min Minnie MoVittle
rendered vocal solos which were very pleas
mgto the 'odious. and Mies Mary Pent.
land and Miss Laura Brydges acquitted
tbem.elvss well in recitations. Misses
Harris and Clark. In oostUme, exsooted
moms ,raoeful Highland danoes, to the tie-
oompaoimene of Piper McKay, of Monti;
and Goo. L. Allan's olub swinging perfor-
manos wes greatly apprsolatd, Miss Edith
Smith, of Luoknow, and Mins Ethel Ache.
n os, of uodvloh• played the piano &000m,
panlmeete, the instrument need en this oo-
oslon bong • Dominlon piano from the
war.rooma of fl. W. Thomson & Soo,
1.odoriob. The program was a lengthy one,
and 1t was at a late hour that it was brought
to a aloes with the staging of the national
anthem. The foot that • great many were
e twding throughout the entertainment
aocouoted to some extent at least for a oeo•
enterable amount of disorder whloh pre•
walled during the evening •off whloh marred
the pleasure of those who wished to hear
the performers. Notwithetandiog this the
entertainment was • vary enjoyable ono,
and was a Bailee nonolunion to Ike very
'nonmetal ezhlbitioo of 1901.
11
One of tbt moot danger -
owe and repulsive forMS d
Kidney Dillaass le
oPsY
for which Dodd'e Kidney
Pita are the only oertato
cure In Dropsy the Kid -
nay are actually l.rw.d
up, and the water, which
should be upelked In the
form of urine, Bowe back
and lodges In the cells of
the flesh and peak out the
ails. Remove the Lltb
which plug• up the drain.
Restore the HI to
health. There Le only one
Kidney M.dicine
DODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS ,
BEAR IN MING THAT 'MVP
4///—g -
yo v
to attend the Listowel Huloew College for a
term. Students may enter at soy time, either
for • Binnacle or • Shorthand Course. ltatr
reasonable. Send for Journal. C. A. TLKM
INU, Prez, A. L. Mo1NTYRE. See.
DON'T
TAMPER...
with your health.
Don't use Drugs and Medicines
of questionable quality. Get the beat
there if at the name prices that are
charged for inferior goods.
At our Drug Store the stock is al-
ways fresh, and each article pure, po-
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
hoe a reputation for promptness and
accuracy. - -
Brussels : Dr. Kneohtel, of Winnipeg,
formerly of Brawls, wog • pallor on old
friends In town and looality recently.
"Do not judge between
friends."
If your shoenian tills
you he has a favorite line
which is better than
ours—don't question Lis
motive.
Go direct to the Dealer
who has the rpt to sc11
tithe small profit ,hoe"—
the real thing—
"The Slater Shoe"
F. JORDAN
Medical Hall.
Clothing
I have put into .tock a line of Ready.marde
Clothing of first clam manufacture, and
at prices to Putt the times.
Ordered Clothing
Is .tall my epecialy. A good range of
Clot hs to select from ; and workmanship
the beet to be had.
If you need an overcoat thin fall call and
Nee me. A number of lengths of piece
goals to be cleared out at coat.
H. DUNLOP,
West Street
CORNELL
/� B. Smith's MCK IM 9S 3 ✓o Bdr
Store Block
TIMELY UNDERPRICES.
SIXTY-TIIREE ENDS MANTLE CLOTIIS
at reductions of • quarter, a third, a hall and sometimes loos than hall prior.
There are just 63 urll ad ono yawl up to ton yards each, and the prima to
.dear thew will average just about ono half of the regular prices. Fortuna
ately they are all dark colon of blacks, blues, browns, eta, the oorrect col-
ors for this reason t4omu are new goals, some we had last mason, bet must
of them are from the C. W. Andrews stuck. We can afford W cut priors on
them, and wu will, as they must be o:eand. They oro just the thing for
ch ldren'n and virli .Writs anal boys' overacts and rooten,and the pnoe put
them within the retch orf ail. t100.1 cloth. at hall price soot dew ; for in-
Mannve, Curl Cloths which wero $2.26 per yard for $1.00. Others are lower
and some higher. Will you maw this opportunity?
New 66 -inch all wool Freeze, newest
colon, special at per yard. 900
New all wool Tweed, good valso ttf
50c. We got a bargain and will
clear them at 874e
$1.25 black Hotpeopun, 56 io,wide, all
wool, yery heavy, for skate, drat
o, jackets or capes, at 76o
We hive 62 only Jackets to clear at big
redmctaous'; $10 00 for $6.90, $8.00 Jack
ea fur $4.0e. $5.00 Jackets for $810.
Ten only left of those old Jackets at 50c.
Millinery. -We like to talk about
Milltuery beoauw we know we have the
beet, the newest and at the lowest prion
A lot of new millinery in this week. We
got all the new thlogs sod ideas as they
Ieave New lbrk aol Pais. And it yroe
hese au idea of your own briug it to lutea
1)uffue and she will put 1t Into shape just as
you watt it. If you have oo1 an idea of
what you watt come to Air lhtfia end
she will give you one.
NMWNESH IN MILLINHRY.
CLOTHING IgARGA1N —Will toll yes
about them text week.
1'IcKIITS BUSY STORE
l BROPIIEY & SON
- reg LIADlru -
Vurgera\ Darrt<or1. feral\
- .moa\tette,
Orden, earehM,:'altendod se e/ all
been,, unit or day,
Somber .Soot.
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts, Short
Bread and Cream Rolls,Iince
Pies and Lady Fingers, Kisses,
iacarooas, 1araalocs,
Brandy Snaps, Etc. -
are as good as the beet glade in any
city in Canada.
Cantelon lends the trade in
WEDDING
CAKES
thn leading Furniture 1)ea era and
Undertaken, have just received the
following goal.:
Bedroom Suits, $8.00 and up,
Parlor Suits, $15.00 and up,
Couches, $5.00 to $20.00,
Parlor Chairs, $1.00 to $10.00
Racks, •5.00 to $l8.0;
d choice old pieoe, of Furniture,
We are still selling Window Shades
an Pole, at reduced prices.
Picthre framing, Upholstering, Pack -
Ing, etc.
The Uodertatiag Department... .
in under expert ,upervision, aid the
service ate guarantee in of the very
best, while our prices are reasonable.
NIGHT Olt DAY c a promptly
attended to.
We solicit 'patronage on the merits
of the goods we .ell and services we
give.
g,p,y RR
) YNAS & CORNELL,
/arniture haler.. PMrrtakers and Km
holmrm
Wm. Sh • .k. • Sole Local Agent. a..lferd clerk
asderleb.
Fall Season --1901
All the latest shapes, the newest colors, the most novel
effects in trimming—anti everything of the best. These are
the features of the
FALL MILLINERY DISPLAY IT MISS CAMERON'S,
Ladies are invited to call at any t.itnl' ami retake nn in:
spection of the now goodlt.
Trimmed Nadi from $1.00 up.
1``°" MISS CAMERON.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
KLEOD'S ; SYSTEM ; RENOVATOR
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by 4. MI MacLEOD, (3od.rich, Ont.
1
to tiny deeivning and ornamen
ing and almond going.
Give him an order and your sat
i.faction will be assured. ;
D. CANTELON,
WERT-3T.
1
Mille/ Ideal Fire Irortua
FARM: AND ISOLATZD TOWN PROP.
BATY INSURED.
Value of Property Insured ap M Ammer,
1501 — ...-.1,SM,TRse
O►r1CRea MND DIaRTOaa.
J. B. Meiean, pro. ; T. Draeer. oo-pa• 1
Jas. (:oeaolly, 0. *leisW. O. made..., J.
Watt, Jas, Evans, J. O. Griever 1. Hensewels,
Unclose; W. 0. Laodbst. Seaforsh, tepee.
Mr of looses ; T. R. Heys, Yealortb, esosetorl-
teeagarar.
♦t�tdw,
7p jfolstos Jasm �y
s
tore ; Il Me tae, SiesA ; A
Y H�g{me k.
slap-0eidera Urn My mt•ssm*eb and sen
their coeds wool$ sd as Mr. Coals'. MUasosa r
vas haloes Bra": igloos Cl.*&Jrg Seem stain
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
TH! BHT
ScraIlloil Bard Coal
for zraa 1rARH=T
All Deal wv,s�gl�t�b�ed on the Markel Nsalga'
where you 1.1 dello Ihs, tor . ton.
WM. LEEM
(Mgr lefl a1 LZj teenualyi
Sten promptly
}
PAT'D
RIO'?
TURN
TRADE
INo
The "ging Quality" ladies'
shoe with the "Twin turn sole"
is the ideal a comfort and ap-
pearance.
Twin Turn soles ars just as
flexible as your finest dress -
shoe soles, but they are twice
as thick.
Invented, patented and con-
trolled by the makers of "King
Quality." Can be get in no
other shoe.
No tacks or threads under
the foot, no squeak—greater
wear, more comfort, kandsome
appearance.
Gold medal, Parte Kgosi.
*4.00. An ds.js, a�
ewe" 6w TAO i a. Mow Ono
UeMssa, TOrwne&
For Sale in Goderich by ST. GEO. PRIOR
.Sale is Over.
Our Fire Sale has been an immense sucaese, having
cleared out all old stock, and we have received the largest
consignment of Fine Shoes that has ever come into town.
WE MUST DRAW
YOUR ATTENTION
TO THZ
"KING QUALITY" SHOE
which is beitlg worn by the society people of England, France,
Germany and Canada-
-They aro the most stylish, durable and comfortable
511)(58 made, and you must remember that you do not have
111' duty to pay for when buying these Famous Shoes.
Don't forget the name, " King Quality," in both Ladies'
and Gents'. All styles, widths and sizes.
ST. GEORGE PRICE.
?1U 1&S, SUIT CASIRl k GRi!'A. SOLIC AGSM! "JINO QULLITY" BI011d,
• RIPAILINO Nsa?LY DONT
JAIT A STEP-LIJJIIKR?
We vivo one away with wteh pound of Pure ('ream Baking
Powder purchased from slut, 50c a Ib. The step -ladder alone
worth the price.
Try a package of our liop
fully selected Indian and (le
y
manner with specially prepared
Now is the time to buy
full Ansi rtmont.
Tea --nog a medicine, but a ears -
Inn Tea blended in a scientiMe
flops. Delicious and healthful.
your (garden Seeds. We have a
Telephone No. 91.
sTZTFiInr az co.
TH1 ORaLlUL