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THE KIGNAI.: (:ODERICH/ ONTARIO
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¶Bayfield Fall ,Fain --List
of the Prize -winners.
The following is a list ot the prize.
winners at the Hayfield tall dhow held
Loa w. ink. The Signal Is indebted tk4
TTI StLfurth N:xpoaitortor u copy of
this fiat :
HORSES.
heavy Draught Brod mare, Jar.
stamen, Elliott Brum. ; foal. • John
Stewart,Brow.
r wo•yearud
gosling, Morton Elliott.J. CautplwIl
wain, Salkeld Brst., Elliott Brod.
Agr•icultlral Brood mare, J. Rich-
a{de..n, John Stewart. ; foal, A.
Dunkin. L. Aldworth : two-year-old
gelding. Jes• Sterling, A. Anderwbn ;
tram, J. Sparrow, R, tktlgaty.
(,rnerat Purpose -Brod ware, L.
AldworLb, Elliott Breus. ; foal, J. Reid.
1,. AldwurUh; two-year-old geldiug.
S. Saru'ur, 8. ('leave ; one -year-old
gelding. T. Brownette, Elliott Bros. ;
leans. G. Schnell, (leu. Penhale.
Roadster Two-year-old gelding, It.
Pule, Elliott Bros. ; tune. Elliott &
Mutts, .tV. Torrance : single roadster.
MIc(iuirr. U. Lindsay.
carriage Broth! ware, R. Mc-
Arthur ; foal, it McArthur, (leo.
Cooper ; one-yrarold gelding, R.
McArthur : tram, H. Scotrhtneir
s;t>g1e t•urriage. W. Johnston, J. Ster-
ling ; laily driver, Mies Bertha Del -
Katy, Mrs. (i. Brownlee.
CATTLE.
tirades Milch cow, J. Reid. treas-
urer:- two-year-old heifer. Beatty
Blue • J. Heid. treasurer ; one-year.
oloi heifer. J. Rend; t egitrrnt,-ttrt•3tilf
:hal ; heifer salt. T. Cameron ; Lwo-
yeal•-old steer. one -year-old steer and
fat 'ow or heifer. J. Reid. tr•nwurer.
I)wl.aw Milch cow, John Reid,
tn•a Luer ;,ne-year-old heifer, Beatty
Bros. Iso, and 2nd : bull calf, John
Keit. tlwaurer.
Jrr,ry-Mach cow, R. Smith 1st
and 'Jan].
HHICKIV
Aged ram. John Stew•
Art ram Iamb, tbso. l'enliale
ial; ..we, John !Stewart ; fat. eheep,
yAm iamb, tiro. l'enhale 1st and
; pair ewes, shearling ewes and
ewe Gem Penhale. Snowden
Long 1%*04.1 -A. Dunkin took All the
prism in this 4•1iies.
FIGS -
Berkshire Snowden Broo.: took all
thil prizes in this 'class.
lied Pito: Snowden Bros. tons an
tlw prizes in this clam.
Kilter grey 1 torkine, W. 11. 'fattier
aed 2ati light Brahma.. Beatty
W. B. Battier : barred I'ly-
white Plynioath Rocks. St)(11•11.11
Bre... R. Smith ; black Spanish, W.
hr/fn.. J. S. llowrie let and 2nd
brown Leghorne, R. Smith, fl. Little ;
whet spangled Hamburg., J. S. Roa-
ne, W. Battler Nark lit/Meted
%V. ft. Battler lot and 20,1
white AVyandottes. R. Smith 1.1 awl
t!nil Nilter Wyandotte... .1. 14. if inv-
ite: white Minorcas. %V. I 1. Flutter;
black Minorca', .1. S. 110W rte. It,
• W, B. Battler ; black. Langslians,
J. Al. Ilowrie 1st nail 2nd : bantams,
• Boston. R. Stitith : Pekin docks,
aian any other variety of ger.w,
Little: Ithode Island reds, It. Fit
Tub of salt butter. ter 11,4., idiot
%%We, Elliott 111 Ilst. butter. 4111•
table use, John Campbell. Jam
par.:, Die. butter for table I..
Beatty. Jobe' Reid, treasurer : home
collection I y. R. Ifrowtt,
; hOrne-matle bread, John
Campbell. It. %V. lielgaty : maple
ANI) SEEDS.
White wird, wheat, large white
peas...mall whit yeas. white oata and
ivd winter wheat. ring Wheat, Nix•
thy seisl anil spetUi, K. Wire, al,
Battler sweet corn. John ough ; any
other v.iriety of corn, R. Pe hale, 1)r.
Breen
I. Brett
PRODC
Nit leniches grapeir, O. H. Ile
lection epples, I). C. Galbraith. (I.
toupee : fall apple., G. Cooper, D. 0,
Galbraith ; winter apples. It. %V. 1)el-
RmY• H. Hewson • collection of
Pell'. Ili" Wild. T. grownett.e : fall
Pears. D. C. Galbraith. T. 13rownette :
winter Norm, Mime Wild, f). C. Gal-
braith ; peaches, G. II. Ilewson.
Probate ; plums or prune'', Mrs. Mc -
H. Matson, J. C. Woods ; northern
'Pies. 0. Cooper. T. Flrownette ;
bell : red crabs, I). C. fialbraith, Miss
; king of Tompkins, R.17. Itel.i•
John Tough ; twenty -ounce piPPin".
Miss Wild, Jas. Delgaty ttol",n
bellith •, Blenheim pippins, %V. John -
'Un. O. Cooper ; snows, Mina %Vild,
red tomatoes, D. it Hewson. R. W.
Delgat y ; huge yellow tuwat es, W.
B. Battler, John Tough; suiall elbow
toinaters, G. H. newton, R. W, Del -
Katy ; salsify, 8. Cleave, R. W. Del-
gaty ; Pare's gulden yellow celery, U.
H. tlewaon.
LADIES' %YORK.
Pillow shams, Mra. Howrie, Mrs. M.
Ross ; toilet mat, John Tough, N, lis
Iluptou,; crochet table mate, Mrs.
Howrie, John Tippet ; crochet work
in wool, N. Huston, Miss Perrone :
erchet work in cotton. 8. Huston,
Mrs. }tows ; crochet or knit 'tipper,
J. K. \Vier, Mrs. Kau ; crbcbet
quilt, Mrs: Howrie, It. Penhale; sofa
pillow. John W. Heid, Mrs. Rows ;
beulslilchiug, Mrs. Huwria, Mins
Parsons ; embroidery on silk or satin,
M. Beethour, Mrs. Ross; shadow em-
broidery, 8. Huston. 1t, Psnitale; eye-
let embroidery, Miss f'arsuos, John
Tippet ; canvas embroidery, Mrs.
Itoss, Mrs. Noll ; embroidery lettere,
John Tippet, Mrs. Howrie; embroid-
ery table cover. 14, Ilurtuu, Mrs. How.
; whisk holder, Al. Brethour, J. G.
Forest ; lamp ohade, S. Huston, Mrs.
Rues ; pie cushion, John Tippet ;
kuittitig in wool, `, Ilusto , hlliuLt
Brim.; knitting In cotton, 8. Huston,
Mrs. Huwrir; knitted quilt, J. K.
Wise ; tatting, ..Mrs. U. Nutt, Mrs.
Howrie; tea cosy, Alm. (i. Nott, Mrs.
Howrie; applique work. Mr,. Nott, M.
llretliour: netted doylies, J. Tough,
Mrs. Howrie ; etching on cotton or
gift; -!'---Inmos; -MTV; "MUT fi *ill
hared sewing. Mrs. Russ, Mrs. Howrle;
kitchen &prom. S. Huston, Airs. Rosa;
Laundry bag. AI. Hrethoul•, M. Huston :
Mexican drawn work, Mrs. Roselle,
Mrs. (toss; harlanger. S. Huston,
Miss I'arsl,us: floral tinted centre
piece. Mrs. Howrie, S. Ruston; solid
embroidery centre piece, :Mrs. Howrie,
J. Tippet ; Danish cut work, Elliott
Bros., Mrs. Howrie; erose stitch, S.
Huston, Mrs. R/.. vOLLOD patched
quilt, D. l'. Galbraith. Ales. Nutt
cloth patched quilt. M. Hrethour, Mrs.
Nutt : eiik yiliif, Air-. Ross, Mrs.
Huwrir; Irish point Lice, Mr.. Roes,
14. Huston ; huniton or print bier. S,
Huston. Mrs. Ross; Mount uellick
work, Alr. Huss, S. Iluauu; I:ulie,i
underwent, Mr. Al. 'tone: collection
of ladies' work, .Ctrs. Howrie, Mrs,
Nott ; hooked rag mat. M. Bretlemr.
John Tippet ; .rived rag mat, S. Rus-
ton, Mrs. Ross ; 11,1114• -wade cotton
.stocking�s�,1..J.iK. Wive'. Mrs. Nutt:
huuw uuule woollen mittens. a Hub-
ton.
owton. Miss Parsons; hotue-made wool-
len wicks, John Reid, treasurer, 1'. C.
Galbraith.
V RU iCTABLE$,
1A1'11 Potatoes, R. Turner, A. Me
linirr; late potatoes, IL W. Delgsty,
It- Tinter ; long red mangolds, John
Campbell ; intermediate mangnlde,
1•smphell, Geo. I'ooper; field
Cleave, W. J. Tough : table
inose
J. .00 r, 8. Cleave : table
abhag' hell, John Tough
e$ ;
b
cauliflower, obi o h, R. Smith
John To'.gb . mu.k-
��'. 11. 11. Mivemen _-i
watermelons, W. J��tg�R
Plmh,de: parsnips, 8. ('leave, John
`wMg 11 ; pumpkin, G. Cooper, W.
R. Battler • squash, W. J. Tough, R.
Ri' InIek turnips, 1.. Beatty,
Rett)• • Brr.e. ; auger beets, H. Pro -
h ; white Celery, John Carol)hell,
Jope Tough; red celery, U. H. )few-
" John Tough ; winter radish, W.
B' �tler Jas. Campbell ; citrons, O.
'°deer, John Tough; small white
team G• Cooper', W. B. Battler;
b+trt white beans, J. K. Wise, M.
BAtionr; yellow onions. J. .8, )love*
r It, 8atith t small red tomatoes,
-�taPbsll, G. 1g. Mews= : large
Large tau/spirt. 0. I 1. Ilewson, Dr.
Metcalf ; bouquet, Dr. Metcalf,
Dr. Metcalf ; jimmies, Dr. Alet,•alf,
son. alias Parsons ; gladiolus, NIP..
Hewson : foliage plants, It. fr. Hew.
son, J. Tough :parrs, iss Wild. Dr.
Miss Wild, Mks Parson.; calla
FINE AltTS.
lboWiie; crayon thawing. Mrs. Ross,
M1-. Fie, J. Forest : Paint -
ton !minting. J; G. Forest, Airs. Nott ;
lustre p.tinting, Mrs. Boss. For•
viinting on silk, 'satin or velvet,
Ali,. Ross. S. Huston drawing by
children. .1. Mirest, Ilya,
Singh. light Ilartlelif. /111.1 alr..11 &III 11 le
heavy baffler.. P. tViinlettx, .1. Tippet ;
twistial yarit..1. K. Wier. Mrs. Nott ;
w.adien yarn, Nom Reid,
Dreamer : hi lllll •-titatle carpet, Mrs.
Nott, W. B. Battler : vollection
ileaLpair 11•U'ult hogs. Snowden
Bros : beet tenni in harness. 1 1. Schnell ;
bea heavy foal, J. stewart. A. Dunk-
in : lwst bra% %. horse, Stewart : brig
foal sired Celtic Pride, tido' Reid.
treasurer. )iitin Johnston ;
best iatt-t•iage or roadster foal, R. Alc-
Arthur ; M. Y. NicLean's silver 1.111 for
best pen of bacon pigs. Snowden Bros.:
dairy butter, E. Beatty.
Iforsos. c. .1. Wallis. Clinton.
Cattle. %V. Lan lllll t. Stanley.
!Meer and Piga. -John Sffirmrard,
Gelman ; John Walter", Saltford.
P•iiiltry. -Joseph
Dairy Prodirce.-J. I). Writer, J.
Connolly, Wm. Scott.
Fruit. John Cox, John Porter.
alanufactures. %V.
Ladies' Work. Mrs. D. McNaugh.
ton, Miss NI. Johneton.
Flowers and Fine Arts. -Mrs. J.
D. D. D. WAS THE
RIGHT MEDICINE.
Trial : • the Relieved -Two Bottles Cured
r. Alexander of Eczema.
if all t • people who suffer from
r•rzrtna an other .kin dinea.es --even
those who h ve given up hope of ever
being cured - oat joist write fur a
trial bottle ,f . D. D. Prescription,
they would quity find that here is a
potuttive cure
That is what Mr. Wm. Alexander,
,f t'onieeon, Ont., de .
"I wish to inform yo ." he writeson
inly Illth last, "that I sunnier 1
WAS badly afflicted wit ••csema in
Moth my lege. 1 got docto ' salves to
rub on but i1 ees'med W do lm good.
I mew your advertieetnent in t e paper
and wrote to you for a trial utile,
which you kindly sent me.
"A few apphieatinns told me it as
the right medicine. 1 sent for t
bottles and a cake 01 your soap, whic
in a few weeks made a perfect. mute.
1 had some of the medicine left and
cured Revers) friend., of rashes and
some bad sores. It cured every time."
Why go on enWTering when you can
so easily get instant relief?
For free sample 1 bottle of I). D. i).
Preeeraption arrilo. JJ
to the_Llt. D.
L111ldmp, Derairttnentti, X., Triter
(Ian tit., Toronto.
For sale by all druggist..
A man *Odom eppreciates peace on -
has fonght for it.
Most heart. are willing. hut many
pocket hooks aro week.
Rome people seem to make *spe-
cialty of getting into trouble.
In after years a man wishes he was
half am smart am he melt to think be
When a thinks *be bee a swan.
oat she le apt to tubes goose of
bereelf over lt.
htl� efAltR 'f,,
Liverpool and CH'.cagu Wiwi.* Futures
Close Lower -Live Stock-,
Latest Quotations.
•0011.4, EV1.1 1,^, 101 11
1.•/1/011,001 ..'rut ••Mersa ' weld e101 10
Id lease Ihau liaturday, ruru. sed Lieber
At t'W.aago1 ...mere wheal .Iosed '`e:
tower than laturd.,, 1"t eleb. 1 (•u"n 'a,•
hlahsg ll.('euaber oats 11116 ha•.ge..
Winnipeg Option..
At Winnipeg tt tolw•r Wheat closed le
lower 'halt 1 twJ 4,_ l�a;t rfua81.1 j4C
luwor.
Wheal -lit. -tuber 1r7%r, I.acrntbrr slob•,
May setae
usu.-October 34r1•• L* etuDer 33140., May
s i►,
Toronto Grain Market.
W treat. fall. blah Zi m to
Wham, red, buxh 1 stet
1V Leal, MOUS!, bush 0111
Buckwheat, bushel 0 70 O 7S
nye, bushel 975
Barley. bush 0 10 0.81
Yeas, bushel• 0 WI
Oats. bushel ' u 43 0.31
Taranto Dairy Market.
Butte•, serarator, dairy, Ib . 023 a 3t
Butter. Mule luta ... . 0 is 0:u
nutter, ,reaffirm. 11.. rolls,. u ::. 0 35
Rutter. creamery, *olid0 34
(•1 ars W. u, 0 13 0 1314
Eggs, arab huts, duzeu O DDS .. .
Rutter. talractwt 010 ,..,
New York Dairy Minket.
NEW 1•ultk, act 11. -Butter -Firms;
ids. 1pls, 414 one/miry, stleelal, 314c to
32. ; ,.straw, ,1054.' to 31e, third to flrsl. Sic
1" .'0tee. {arr.r.x, 5054» to :754c- western
factory, s)ee to 4'. imitation creamery,
1'In-rllr•Flrnn; rw Mitts. 7 ; state full
cream. special., IN'4e l0 17c. du., fancy,
la . Jo, ,VIWIW0 to gaud. 12%. nu 1734c;
*blowy. full W apruals, lei -tar 11c
Eggs -Fern; 10000 pis. 677. state, 1'enn-
xyltWda and neuro) hennery, white, 350
1•' Cc, du, gathered white, Vie to 37c do,
brown tionnrry,5k• to :ale•, gatlnsrs*1 brown,
20 1u , *extern extra first, DPW' (0
o
twat, Sc to Me, seconds, allure to
:a54a•
11 0l
Apple Inspectors Active.
Clinton Newr•Recurd : A 'meting
of tar. i11Meta amity m14)4..101war
held in London un Monday to direness
their duties and decide a lar uniforiu-
ity ,of action. Atuong thaw pftsrnl
was Jautrr Bryan of Lurkuow, for
uvl r l hill y years a n/•ta'apaper' pub-
lisher. 'Mr. Bryan's district extends
fr the county of Leoubton to
tieorgian Bay. and he hiving repre-
sented that it was quite impossible to
cover the ground ma closely as war
drenter! desirable R. J. Rutherford,
of Ula Lown of l'ulbo.rne, and W. J.
Furiuiugrr, of 81. Catharines, inslM•C-
tore in their respective districts, were
.ant up to *sial him. All three
gentlemen were ill town Tuesday and
yesterday. wtrru they scattered to
different parts. in couversat• with
The News -Record they said that the
Departuteht had fully made up its
wind that •tile standard of Ontario
apples must toe raised. which can only
I. accomplished by the most careful
grading and packing. The packer
should kuuw what at number one apple
nleltI • and if be is pulling up that
grade have the backbone to stand his
ground even if the grower beeumer
angry and threatens to "run Min,"
The packer can not afford to forget, If
he valuer ilia employer's interest,
that the stuck he puts up can .scarcely
escape lnepectiou at snare stage in Ito
journey to market and that the brand
!wawa him. 'tete inspector have
found some careless packing in this
county and up at Mtliaw yesterday
they rejected leu barrels out of fifteen
put up by one packer, an old hand at
Use larritlsra. lay the was. He was
paid so intuit per barrel for packing.
Cables Steady -U. S. Markets For
Hogs Lower.
IA/1111 k 4N, IML la -Imelda!' table. fur
,alter ate eat), at 12c to 15111- per Ib. our
(•annul.„ .Iw•,r, drowwl weight. refrig-
erator Irrf b .tented at 1154. l0 1114.: per
t'uuud.
-Union Steck Yard*.
It 0111)N TO 1, ikt 16 -Itec.-ipts
and =I
'1" .0041 s1111,10.1 for the best
ILIA *IAA. aUf111A visa% tiso or mita
41, VirlaltY god
•Tnerin-Wirs -a grant trairr TO! tre.lerN for.
Inafi) ...11 tie matket Steers,
Milkers and Springers. •
Veal CalVee.
Sheep and Lambs.
Itrer,ptx-.,t • 11.4.p an,l lamb* amounted
to ;y. all of whiet. w.-rr ..Hd, the bulk of
thee,. it. Iwln; l,,llaht 1,y w't,, tr)• 1n1/1u
at :air pal:• -o F.spurt ewes sold at sag
ten
1C10. ram.. 1.:Y, to t: per .•wt.: lambs,
al t;.. to V 1 to, •WI
Hogs.
t water" report pr I' unrl anew.] at V78
for 00'1e• tc. Ir,l ,rel wat.•rvd, and 17 30, f
ob rare at ...until,- isnot.
Montreal Live Stock.
aii•NT icy. .'.L. • 'rtat Ibe Montreal
:1.. ', ,alJ ..............4' •I,+1 -01,1- tl,.• i0•
..'{.t• f 1.,7• sou. k fur the *eek ending
..I I'; w••,. tits .4111.-, .4 sheep and
Ian J,- _yu Ler. and 'as, sal. a -e, 511110 the
supply for local vortstittiptioh (1,14 mtNn-
mr elnuun art} I„ ll. .rattle, 7;W strep ar
lamb- lb". Loss '..J I.7) 'ales. efts•,.'
we... 50 new •l'-.,-I.,{.nenl. in the rtlarkit
for .-attre, 0.10-4-1,1 that a '...nrWhal tell, l
r'. Ii1.K in..11,i ..., a -.aunt of the fa,t
11.x1 -upper•-. were ,tree :)ter head viy filler
11100 n w M'k age The weather Was .•,nal
,nd fa.urablr for beepini, .'lo.1and lir
demand wit. coast frorq b4,171 1,4,41 and
u.rtshly Lotto... In eunM•yu. ace an :tl)r
tra'le 'wax Jon.. and p' 1.es . show no
'i,ana as e.mWre.t Whof Iax1
Wrdl.es.las .'ho1, sl.'.ltIrs1,old0•r a1' P.,r
1.. -, . rood. at t',', 10 41w: fair, at `'
to r•- rnv.tium. at sate to 710,c. goal bulls,
at ':•t' to 4. canning hul I., 1.1 218.• to A•,
aLd ' uw- al 1•y, b' lxµ• per lb.
I able wt. 1' e- faun. I.h.'r>.r,1 11111 morn•
Ing "Intal 11.,t the w e:kilo-I was good.
IwJ that the trade An eat 71e wa. (1nw fa
b. -r' quallu,a. '1'?.-,. has bean uu arlual
rh:.ugyy ill prices 1.11,10 LLis Jac seek fur
American .mf.'hol. e• '•an.Jl..0 .•erre, but
values fur turns arid heifers are l4e to 15
per Ib hlghrr Thele was sots• n"luiry
frVnt raportws herr, bit ow Ina ill tla
nn., t,rl supply ul so,trbl - ;lvak uftrrs.l
for 11,1. branch of the lr•.di 11111r was
dune The supply of elven, alai iamb..
waw vrr> large, but av botch, s generally
were well r1,14 ,..) •.v/ urs nt.n k, (hr de-
mand wap active and prices In tw.R-
.lu••uce were ul.lulalnal Lambs sold at
:iv- lar ;'-a. :old slier), at 311..
c. to 3 .
,rr Ib tral.em wore ...art. arid Fork,.
rule dens, at 11: rail,, en 10 Haar and qual-
ity T1s• market for hos, was dull and
work. whlcl, was attributed to the fa,1
that- peckers Were well nu -potted for a (.'w
duiI., therefore- the> were Indifferent and
■ h.,We(1 rw dispusnlon to operate. The
hulk of the supply that nuup forward had
been- rvntrwrted for, c.rre mistentty ono
a few lots were offered On the market for
aide. for wtu(b P h. p b wan bid fur
.r1..•t•.1 lots. while sellers asked 1300'(„•.
owl wvl(hw1 oft the earl One drui,r
wo, amine In lust week Wilt, . double
din It Ina I for wh1,'1, l''6 was hid and
r•.ra..4, ordered ttttl In be MaltRhtere't
and at the Jree.ed peke ruling he
wtif 1.4 ctmetderabte m'mey
East Buffalo Cattle Market.
,:ART It I't'P.\Le 1, ilte Is ('attle--Iia
r)pr., :W4 'lead , goal to ,hole,. stcu.I-
eun,lnun, Ip- to 17„• lower; prime steers,
pt ;:. to 17, .hipping, CD to 55.00, buleh-
r,.. :4.0 to f4 el; lwlfer., Pro to gar,.
cold., $250 In 1,, hulls. 127'. to 5, etoekers
.11,1 feeders, 17:0 to 14 71, .lock liltprs,
C 27 to al In fresh caw. and apringrrs,
12 .o 33 higher, 1:7 to 317.
Vesta-lieeet>'t-, -1_•5e heed: astree and
-1•utly, it to 55.50
rows, 1210 To X: lentil, l: 75 to R. st,w•ker,
!I•„rs Iter elpt.., I95e9 head; fairly anise
and be to I:,r lower: holy, 1; 70 to 17.10,
mixed, 17 r5 to t'. s?: york"ra, 57 e0 to r7 70,
pig.. t' l0 17 te: rough., 167'. to r7, slats,
13 to rite,, dairie.. K 10 to 57 a
Sheep and lamb. -Receipts. 21.000 h.ad.
steady; ihe'p, native; Iambs. slow: lamb.,
• to 17 ',; vest -line-. OA to 1750: wether.,
1R to is 15: ew0., $4 5' t.• $4 5n .beep,
•.1, t: to 14 7%. Canada Iambs. 17 to 115
Chicago Live Steck.
('H IlAl1O, tiro 11 Cottle. it,•..Op19.
..1, muthl 15,001/. n1. rkrt, 14 t0 1!. lower.
• rx. 1300 10 14 M1. (•ow., $i110 10 17z
1.0(...a, SW 110 K, bulls, a In 1418.
•she., 17 to 55 R': sto h.'r. and (enter..
11 lar fir, JI
Hogs- Reresptti ralmateel at 24000, mar-
ket ,s• lower; ehal•1e hes %r, 6 to 17 a).
butcher., 17 r to 17 C. light tolled. 17 35
to 17 40: rhnlre 11gM $7.20 to Vary p.rk-
hIK, ran to r 711pls., 17 In /7. LS; hulk of
lir•. /7!n to $7 ;n
beep 10a rtpt., ..11mntM at 6,ws,
ke1, 10(• 1,,a,•,: sh,.•n. M .to 116.4n.
sato'!+. 5{ In T S. yearlings, R to 15.00.
AVe recommend Ferroyiu,, the in-
vigorating tonic, to elderly people
whore strength is beginning to wane,
and who suffer frequently from at, -
tacks of sudden ex'I_au1tionichillineas,
Wi'*Ec -heart action, rte.Fe Foyini
contains fresh lean lwef, citrate of
iron, and puce old Spanish sherry
w iue. *Ltllt per bottle al druggists.
Good Work Well Done.
Clinton New Era: The increases)
and increasing intereet that is !*ring
taken in Y. 14. C. A. work in Ilurou
county augurs eel) for the future
sliceeis of the institution. While the
introducing. 'of the organized work in
the smaller towns and villages may
riot.- show the• rx'retilter etf the denser -
venires of point! it theprontiet of
the seed sowing should result ill the
VnsRlcliu11 ,f go.ei grain. A feature
CII Ile commended it the pt alit lr:;l ,'lues
of work undertaken. so 1b,lt the mew.
bet.- may easily see the advantages art
the 1 nnuint.• received. Hulsn enuoly
1s to Is. i- .nl;ratulate•ll ,n the ••*orgy
d1.pl's,s1 in the wnrk alillYlll' .Ill'Ce.s
attending it. The coming winter will
aid in it . Iwlplifiention and cxenlplif!-
('ation -I. Weil, No mistake was laude
whru 1 0,101 y Se(rr•tary I•;leuling was
appointed to take charge and the hest
thing, _aidala,ut hint then hare' been
more than realized,, He is enthtasias-
til-, met littilb•al, level-headed slid
affable. with a broad Christian spirit
dominating all his work. Attach Night
also Ie written about the zeal of the
county officiary. and the ,Mcer% of
the var. 4 brlulches are deserving of
their 'las•51 of honest corurnendation.
'Young men do themselves credit. when
they ally themselves to the Y. M. C.
A. and endeavor to hoto•'.tIv work out
and live up to the ideal: of Hie organi-
zation.
OEART 11
DISEASE
is a symptom of Kidney
Disease. A well-known
ductoe has said, " 1 never
yet made a post-eporte/na l-
aminationitlacaseot death
from Heart Disease with-
out finding the kidney*
wereatfaull." The Kidney
medicine which was first on
the market, most success-
ful for Heart Disease and
all 1CiJntey Troubles, and
most widely imitated is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
The Pandora
Cooking Demonstration
IS OVER.
We thank those who took advantage of
our invitation, and we believe all were pleased
with what they saw, especially the PAPER
PII'E and the BISCUITS. For those who
Isere not in to see, or did not, on account of
the crowd, learn all they wished to, we will
he pleased to continue to EXPLAIN and
to SHOW wherein the PANDORA and
other McCLARY FAMOUS LINES ARE
BETTER than others. McClarys make a
HEATER that is a MARVEL of HEAT
and COAL ECONOMY.
I
'tiny, pa, what's •multum .in
parvo :•'' Those three dumplings
you have just eaten."
Apply Beeline (prepared from the
grease of the Canadian Bears and nave
your hair, when it begins to fall out or
is brittle. :dk', a jai',
The worlil may owe Sun a living,
but you'll be lucky it you ean collect
the interest on the
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equalled to the "D. & L.•' Menthol, and
it is being imitated. (let the genuine.
For side aches, har•kaches, stitches,
nothing equals it. Abide by Mavis &
Lawrence t'0.
DARE YOU EAT HEARTILY ?
Or Is livery 00041 Meal Followed
By Discomfort?
So certain are we that "Little
Digesters" will cure Indigestion every
tinie-.---for every person -for YOU -that
we will give you your money back
without a word if they fail.
You can enjoy a good, hearty nasal
of wholesene food three times a day,
if you take a tablet after each meal.
Read how "Little Digesters" cored
Mr. Thody.
"For two years I suffered witk
gestion, and obtained no relief from
anything I took, including several
prescriptions I rum prominent phridetase.
Every meal was followed by acute pain
until I feared to eat, conesquiendy
became run down for lack of umiak -
went, "Little Digester." were recess -
mended to me by a friend and ; trial
them with temarkiible results. two
boxes completely ruling me. It is three
months since I took any, and I hey.
not suffered a pain, DO beef
heartily I eat. I would certaialy recom-
mend them to anybody suffering with
tat Yorkville Ave., Toronto,
Jane is, mot.
"Little Digested' can be had bias
your druggist or by mail from Colima
Medicine Co., for is cents a boa. 011
Tho finest fabrk
not too delicate to
be safely washed with
Sunlight Soap. When
other soaps have blared
your linens
and fad•d
tbe coloured
member the
word Sun -
lights
The People's Grocery
All seasonable goods, of first-
rate quality and 1tt right pricem.
gar for the pickling season.
White Wine and Cider Vine -
FRESH 4
BAcoN, C(X)KED IIAM, kr.
The Howell Hardware Co.
LIMITED.
The Most Popular Paper In Ontario
The Toronto Daily Star
The best proof that people like a newspaper is their
willingness to pay good money for it.
More people buy the "Toronto Daily Star" thaa
any other Daily, Weekly or !deathly published la dm
Province of Onprio.
Memovier,Ithe circulation of the "Tamale Doily
star" is increasing mire rapidly than that of any other
nee=in Canada.
things do not lust happen.
There must be a reason.
In this cue there are several reasons.
The " Toronto Daily Stu " publishes * Market
Reports 12 14.1 hours earher than the morning papers.
It is a Newspaper -mot "Organ"-politicsd or
any other kind.
Not poly the Woman's Page, but the whole paw,
is attractive to sramen.
It reports athletic events =ere fully them any gear
Canadian Daily.
Its special feattues, such u the "Chrunicies,of the
Khan" are most stertaining.
OfiMsequentiy people like the "Toronto DallyiStar"
better than any other newspaper. I •
$1.50 A Wail 7tk
ass poir-$2.H. Oespaste•I Tomatoes lea gives for SOL
TOWERS FISH BRAND
WATERPROOF reioru,
OILED
CLOTH I NG
will give you full value
for every dollar spent
and keep you dry in
the wettest weather.
EVERY GARMENT
GUARANTEED
WATERPROOF
Tom Comm putt (tomtit Co„ealosolaa. Ca,
411111111111111111
1 'Phone No. Illa Hamilton Mt.
IA•L Its have your orders for
FLOUR ANI) FEED.
Prompt delivet y.
New Ranges
AT REDUCED PRICES.
On account of having to store
part. of my stock of ittovee I find a few
of them have lost 00111P of their
brightnese, though in no way injured.
We are making a special cut of from
lit to 211 per cent. on these for quick
selling, as we -do not wieh to carry
anything but clean t4tock.
We are sole agents for the
Good Cheer Stoves and
Ranges.
Another Brie we are- pumbing at
present the celebrated
Brantford Roofing.
suitable for house, barn or factory.
All tirades mtock from $1.50 up.
A good stock of these lines aiwaye
on Ilatid,
All kinds of Contracting. Jobbing,
Heating, Plumbing, Electric Wiring
and Metal Work.
HUGH ROSE
IMPLEMENT AGENCY
The attention of farmers le directad to the fact that I am in * posi-
t ion to supply their wants in the line of IMPLEMENT'S and MACHIN-
ERY with the twin good.. at right priori. 1 am agent for
•Deering Farm Implements
Brockville Buggies
Paris and Wilkinson Plows
Page and Frost Wire Fence
Dairy Maid and
National Cream Separators, etc.
We shall be glad to have an opportunity of ',bowing YOU our
goods and quote prieett. Out 'aim is to supply the BEST IMPLEMENTS
OD the markt, to the farmers of this dietrict.
W. R. Pinder
HUGH ROSE.
For
Thanksgiving
Prince Ruper
BUGGIES BUGGIES
Cranberries
The Coll Cran-
Sauces
All the iskt brands id
lawmen, far the Thanksgiving
Fruits of all Kinds
See the t000 Models in
GRAY and MOUNT FUREST
BUGGIES
Two of the test lines made in Cu -
Rutter Tires, Automobile Stets
and all the latest *as a &st-
Second-hand Maple Leaf C:xper
ft3-inch), nearly new, for
arsantlailt
• 11.411.706.41441;7"
Irrwwwr
wag
Prot. Hospital for intim Montreal,
prescribes it constantly an Vet ail
permission to toe his name.
Sea tad SIAN Osaka '
DAVIS It LA W RliNCIL CO.. Id
Everything 5011 want in
preparation for he Thanks
giving dinner: and nothing hut
the freshest good'', It
Sturdy & Co.'s
'Phone 91 - West Side Square
Robert Wilson
Agent for
Massey- Harris Implements, Mel -
tette Graft. Separators, Fleury
Plows, Bissell Disc
Harrows, Lead Rollers,
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
PRINCE fit TEItT, the Payne Coast terminus of the ()rand Trunk
Pacific Railway. im destined to become one of the greatest commercial
and industrial cent rex of population on this continent. No city in Its
making ever presented to fhe world greater possibilities than Prince
Rupert. Investors throughout tfre (Inked States and Canada, men with
foresight, keen discernment and finencial experience, are investing and
investing heavily in thin new eit.y of the Lant (treat West. Prinee
Rupert offers another opportunity for making a fortune in Real Estate,
for which the Pacific Coast cities hevis timm the wonder of the world.
The one best way, the one aure way for all to share in the rapidly in
creasing values, and participete in the wealth certain to be made in
Prince Rupert, is through investment in the shares of THE PRINCE
RUPERT REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT CO., LTD., organieed
combine the savings of investors, both large and small. for permanen.
inventinent in Prince Rupett real estate. upon the 0232" Plan th11,1 him
created all real estate fortunwa. You me, live right ethers you are.
stay by your present task. and your benefit* will pile up nionth atter
month and year after year. We offer to investots • limited number of
shares of this (Join r $10.01.1 per stiseel payable 10 persegt._
down NM toper . dlieiritrit of o per cent. for nub.
The man who is alone unable to purchaee well selected property may
invest his 'tiepins foods in the shame of this Company and share pro
rata in the large fo Mite ceitain to accrue from the upletikling of its
hotlines". and the increasing value of ita realty hoklings. To the small
investor who desires nomething more than Piet safety for his mossy,
we offer berg, &mobile nattily and a high earning on the Investment.
livery detail of the lousiness is a matter of public record end has thr
lasboreement of the hest business interests In the Mort hweaL Beet hank
refereness. Your business solicited. Write
The Priam Itypert Real Estate lavestmeat Ca., Ltd.,
410 Loo Building, Vancouver, B. O. Prima Rupert, R•
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