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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1911-10-12, Page 8• TIMMS" Oc'roisw 14 1911 THE BLYTH FAIR. ANOTHER SUCCESS SCORED BY THIS POPULAR EXHIBITION. Weather Not as Good as It Might Have Been, but Not Bad Enough to Keep the Crowd Away—Exhib- its of Good Number and Quality— Fine Display of Horses. The Blyth fall fair, held on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week, was a succamful event. Tbe attendance was good, in spite of unfavorable weather, and the displays lo maoy of the various classes of exhibits reached a higher standerd than usual. The entries in the stock names were numerous and good, but. the display of horses was especially noteworthy, some splendid enimals being shown The Lucknow band was present on Wednesday end rendered • flue pro- gram of music. The speed events were interesting, the results being as follovs 1111 Claes— PRIZE LIST . Heavy draught—Brood mare, T Mc - aid 1 and 2: two year old, M Lockhart, James Laidlaw; one year old, M Lock- hart; four colts of 1911, T McMichael; team, Leiper Bros, Jae Forster. Acultnral—Brood mare, William Taylor, M Lockhart, T McMichael; foal Win Taylor, N Lockhart; two year old, Wen Taylor, John Seott; one year old. John Caldwell; teem, Menno Jack - General Purpose—Brood mare. A W Sloan, M Lockhart, Scott Bros; foal, Robert Ferris, Wm Webster; two year old, Scott Bros, John Scott, WmWeb- ster; one Year old, Scott Brae. M Lock- Carriage—Brood mare, AdamHolmee John Parrott; foal. Robt Ferris, Scott Bros; one year old, John Parrott, Ad- am Holmes; team 0 Hemingway, Nes- bitt Hamilton. Roadster—Brood mare, Robt Ferris, Scott Bros; foal, Scott Bros, A W Sloan; two year old, Scott Bros, Gray HMS; one year old, 0 L Charleeworth. Adam Holmes; single driver. George Keys, Jame. Heffron. T McMichael; team, Miss Agnew, Scott Bros, John Barr; sweepstakes, any class, W D CATTLE Durham—Milch cow, T H Taylor, Robt Harrison; two-year-old heifer, John Barr, T H Taylor; one -year-old heifer, John Barr, A W Sloan; heifer calf, John Barr, A 0 W Hardisty; bull, Scott Bros, John Barr; bull cult, John ti Scott 1 and 2; herd, T H Tay- lor. Aberdeen Antis —Mulch Cow, T Robertsoo, 1 an 2. Herefords—H r Perdue took all the prizes in this class. Taylor; two year old heifer, A W Sloan, John Barr; one year old heifer, John Barr, Robt Harrison; heifer calf, John Barr, 1 and 2; steer calf, A C W Hardisty, John Barr; two year old steer, James Cumming, 1 and 2; one year old steer, Heffron James Cum- ming; herd of 4 cattle, John Barr; fat steer, Jas Cumming; fat cow or heif- e r, T H Taylor, A W Sloan, 3 stock steers, Jas Cummins/ 1 and 2 PIGS Yorkshire—Aged boar and brood sow, James Alton; boar littered in 1911, Henry Edwards, James Alton; Dow littered in 1911, Jan Alton, Henry Tamworth—Aged boar, NV c Oke, Jae Alton, brood sow, W T Grieve, W C Oke; boar littered In 1911, W T Grieve, 1 and 2; sow littered in 1911, W T Grieve. Improved Berkshire—Jmnes Alton took all prizes. SHEEP Cotewold—W Fisher took three prizes all that were shown. Leicester—Jos Snell took all prizes except 2nd for ram iamb, taken by AV Fisher. Laidlaw, and 2nd for ewe lambs, and other prizes taken bv Geo Glenn Any other breed—W C Oke took all, but for fat sheep, Jew Snell, J end Bronze turkeys, W Fisher • geese. small breed, Win Carter ; Rouen ducks, Wm Carter, Mrs Boerne ; any other variety. David Carter. W Fish - Carter ; Wyandotte., white, W Fish- er, Russell Richmond ; orpingtonis white, single, D Carter. J and F Laid - D outer ; any other variety, Wro Hamburg., spengled, 1 and 2. Wm Carter ; pencilled, 1 end 2. Wm Car - Mee• & breasted red gams. 1 and 2, R Hasgitt ; partridge ear -bine, 1 and 2, W• ee Fisher, Plymouth rocks harred, Cartereszllesition of I and IL GRAIN Nod fall wheat., Wm Me0owse. J se Liam whit, J Wise, Wie McGow- an; wring who/ J Wise James Altos; spsita..1 Wise, Wm kletiosr. eist di rowed barley, J Wise, R Amdersees while °eV Wise Jim J Wise. Jae AI- X Ise. Henry Ed- soi seer wards; timothy , las Alton, J K Wise; 2 rowed barl , J K Wise; long - Collection garden produce, W H Mc. Crackers, Mrs Renwick; collection Po- tatoes, W H McCracken; field carrots. Jae Jackson, W H McCracken; garden carrots, Fred Toll, John Caldwell; W II McCracken; sugar beets, Fair - service, MeCraoken; anangolds long, McCracken; globe, McCracken, Fred Toll; yellow intermediate, McCracken, John ti Soott; pumpkin, McCracken, J J Mason; 'quash, McCracken, Mrs Renwick; red onions, yellow and pick- ling onions and white field beans, Mc. soo; pickling cabbage, McCrocken, If Relight; mull/lower, Dr Milne, Mc- Cracken: celery, M•Cracken; sugar beets, McCracken, John 8 Scott: flint corn, John S Scott, J C Pommy; sweet DAIRY AND PROVISIONs Tun butter, H B Metiowen, Joe Al- ton; crock butter, W T Jenkins, A El- liott; butter in rolls, Jenkins, R. Wight - Man; butter in prints, A Elliott, David Laidiaw; honey, extracted and comb. A B Carr; homemade bread, A Elliott, J H Fear; tea biscuits, James Jackson. Mrs J Caldwell; maple syrup, R Rich- mond, J and T Landlaw; collection can- ned fruit, Mrs Caldwell, McCracken; grape wine. McCracken, James Alton; tomato catsup, W T Jenkins. James Jackson; pickles, Mies Symington, Mrs T Shield; any other kind, Mrs Cald- well, 11 B McGowan; bread made by girl under 16, John Parrott, R C Mc- fliowan; home made buns, David Laid- law, Mrs Shields; dressed chickens, I C Povrney, James Alton, layer cake, R Wightmen, Miss Steinhoff; two pies, Adam Elliott, David Laidlaw ; lunch. John Parrot, Mrs Shield ; botne.made hard sow ., Jas Alton, Jobb Scott. Oke ; fall apples, A W Sloan, Jae Pot- ter ; beldwin, Mrs Fenwick, %V C Oke; king of tompkinis A W Sloan, Fred Toll ; northern spy. Henry Edwards, Mrs Renwick ; Rhode Island greening, Dunedin Laldlaw, Fred Toll ; golden bons russet. W C Jag Alton : W• egner, A W Sloan, Jae Alton ; Ben venstein, A NV Sloan ; mammoth pip - blu• sh, JIM Alton. A W Sloan : snow, Walter McGill, R 0 McGowan ; On- tario, R Anderson, Dr Milne ; Pewau- thy. John Scott, .1 B Tierney ; Canada Henry Edwards, Duncan Laidlaw; Al- exander, Mrs Shield, Jae Potter ; 20 -oz er named variety, A w Sloan ; crab apples, .1 .1 Mason, Jan Jackson ; collec- H McCracken. Other Fruit—Pears, Sheldon,' R Wigbtman, John Parrott; winter pears, Jas Alton, A W Sloan; fall pears, R Feirservice, Jae Alton; plums any variety, A V.' Sloan; collection of plums, named, A %V Sloan; tomatoes, variety, Wm M Scott; peaches, John S Scott. MANUFACTURES Wool blanketa, Jas Alton; blankets. Jas Alton, J K Wise: horse blankets, Jas Alton; coverlet, John Scott, R 0 McGowan; rag mat. Mrs Howrie; yarn mat, Miss Symington; stocking yarn, W H McCracken: double and single harness...R H Robin - LADIES' WORK Lace handkerchiefs, AV M Scott, Mrs Heade; ribbon work, Miss Sym- ington; shadow embroidery, Miss Symington, Mrs Tamlyn; gent's mitts, pillow shams, Mrs Tatnlyn, Mrs How- rie: pateb quilt in cotton, Mrs Hole, Jae Jackson; in cloth, W H MeCrack- en, Mrs Temlyn; silk quilt, crazy, Mrs Hele, Miss Symington; crochet quilt, Miss Symington. Mrs Howrie; knitted quilt, Mrs Hele, Miss Symington; woollen socks or stockings, W H Mc- Cracken, Mrs Tamlyn; eyelet centre piece, Miss Livingston John Cald- well; embroidery on bolting cloth. Mrs Help. Miss Livingston; on silk or satin, Mrs Hele, Illissiivingeton; Ken- sington, Mrs Howe's. Miss Symnig- ton; roman, Miss Li•Ingston, Mr. Temivn; cushion top in coronation lace, Mrs Howrie, Mies Symington; sofa pillow. Miss Livingston, Mrs Howrie; piano or table scarf, Mrs How r ie, Miss Livingston; drawn work, ton or point lace Mrs Tainlyn, Mrs Help; novelty in fancy %cork. Nils }Lowrie, Miss Livingston; crochet work in silk, Miss Livingston, Mies Symington; eyelet waist or snit, Mrs Hostels), Mrs Tamlyn; bedroom slip- per*, Miss Agnew, J K Wise; toilet set, Mies Rymingtam. Miss Livingston; footstool. Mille Symington; applique work. Mrs Hele, Mrs Tamivn; pin cushion, Miss Livingston, Mrs Hole: handkerchief case, Mrs Tamlyn, Miss Livingston; photo frame, Miss Sym- ington. Mrs Heir; knitted lace, in cot- ton. Mrs Hele. Mrs Howrie, knitted or erochet fancy wool shawl, Miss Symington, Mrs TAnilYn; table mats, Mrs Hele, Mrs Rowan.; doylies, Mrs Howrie. Mies Livingston; Hattiesburg lace. Mrs Tesnlyn, Mrs Hale: glove case, Miss Symington, Mrs Tarnlyn; tat Ling. Mrs Haile, Mrs Ternlyn: fancy netting, Mime Livingston. Mrs Hine; wallacbian work, Mies Livingston. Mrs Bowles., table centre pieces, Mrs Tandcn. Mies LI viegetoe: table corer. 6 o'clock. Wm el Scott. Mrs Boleti,: tray cloth. Mrs Melva, Miss Syming- ton; taa coca Kim Livingston, Mrs Howie; cushion top, Mies Agnew, Mrs Ternlyn: lamp screen. M iss Sym- ington. Miss Livingston: laundry bag, Mkt. Symington, Mrs Tamlyn; side- board cower, 14re Howrie, Mho Pyre. ington. etching Miss Livingston. Mrs Tarelyn: mantle drape, Miss Stoning - tow slumber rohe, Mrs Hole Mrs Tann n; whisk holder. Mrs Tamlyn, M ie. ton; couching M re How of ladies' work. eight ei ladles' work Mrs Halo Kris Tuggle. ; kindles apron Nes Tamlyn, Mrs Shield; crochet work in novelty braid. Miss Livingston, Mrs work, Mrs Tautly's. CHILDREN'S conspirrrrioe. Hemmed handkerchiefs, Mrs How. rie • darning on socks or stockings. JoliV Parrott ; crochet work in stool, Mrs riowrie ; crochet work in cotton. 2nd, Ms. Howrie ; work, plain or or- namental, 2nd, Mrs Howrie ; sofa cushion, Mrs Howrie. FINE ems. Ornament or vase, Miss Livingstcn Mrs Hale ; baud -painted placque, in oil, Miss Agnew, Miss Livingstone ; burnt work on leather, Mrs Hale, Miss Livingetone ; on wood, Mies Agnew, Mrs Hele ; Huron count, scenery, Miss Agnew, Mrs Howrie ; painting On bolting cloth, Mrs Hele, Miss Liv- innstone ;, cups end saucers, band -- punted/ Miss Livingstone ; plates, hand -painted, Mies Lavinystone, Mrs Miss Agnew, Miss Liviwetone ; col- lection of water color prantings, Miss Livingstone, Mrs Howrie ; figure rioting in Oil. Mr. Howne, Mrs Hale. cure peinting in water color, Miss Livingston, Mrs Taylor; animals in oil. Miss Livingstou, Mies Agnew; sial - male in water color, Mrs Howrie, Mies Livingston; lendscape in oil, Mrs Howrie, Miss Agnew; landscape in water color, Mrs Taylor, Mies Agnew; crayon drawing. M ism Li•ingston, Mrs Taisalyn; pencil drawing. Miss Lirinirstoes. Mrs Howns; collection of pen and ink sketehea Mrs Hale. Miss Livingston: china penning. Mrs Hole, Mies Livingstos; Mead painting on silk. setle or plush. Miss Symington. Miss Liviernoe; pOntisse on gime in oil. Mite Avow. Mrs Howrie; collec- tion of photographs, Mrs Tarelyn; collestioe pleased bases, Mies Living - PLANTS AND rLowtass Collective a foliage, geraniums and fusebies is bloom Mrs Renwick beagles basket. J J Mason Mrs Fee - wiz*: dimple, piente in flower, in pow. J Means; coliection of ferns, Mrs Renwick. stst rumens.. Table Sootiest. Mr. Renwick, Mrs Howris; heed briquet. Mni Bowen,. Mrs Renwick. .isetion of dahlias. Mrs. Renwick. Miss Livingston; collec- tion of pansies, Mrs Hoene, John 'Can:Peen; collection 61 asters, Mrs A Taylor. A—For children under ten years, Gladys Taman, Marie Potter ; B --tor childten under thirteen years, Nora McCaughey, Emily Howard. J. M. Hamilton's, best herd of grade cattle, John Bans J. M. Hamilton's, best main or geld- ing, any class, W. D. Connell. W. L. Jacobs', for best carriage team, 0. Hemingway. • Wtu. Johnston's, best lady driver. Mrs. Brown. R. M. McKay's, best lady driver, Mrs. W. Sloan. L. 0. Charleswortbs, best two-year roadster, Scott Bros. J. Heffron's, for best single driver, Geo. Keyes, Jas. Heffron, T. Ms - Michael. Dr. McTaggart'e, fur best five pounds butter in pound prints, R. 13. Mc- Gowan. Dr. Milne's, for best fifts--pounde tub butter, Jas. Alton. T. C: Mcliroy's, for the beet home- made bread, to be made from Five Jewel flour. Adam Ellintt. Russell Richmond. The Women's Institute's, for beat collection of baking. R. Wightman. The judges in the various classes were : Horses- James Archibald and C. McGregor. Cattle—Jas. Cowan Pigs—C. Bembridge. Sheep—C. Nembridge. Poultry—Andrew Ferguson. Grain—C. H. Beale. Roots—F. Metcalf and Jas. Cutt. Dairy and provisions—W. W. Har- ris. Fruit—AV. Warnock. Manufactures—A. W. Robinson. Ladies' work—Mis. A. W. Carter. Children's competition—Mrs. Carter. School children's competition --Mies Powell. Fine arts—Mrs. Lewis (Mount For- est). Plante and tiowers--Mrs. John Barr THE LUCKNOW FAIR. Following is the balance of the prize list of the Lucknow fall hair, a portion of which was published In The Signal last week : LADLES' DEPARTMENT. Collection of fancy work, Mrs. H. knitting in cotton, Mrs. J. C. Hele, Mrs. Wm. McKenzie, Tasewat. MIK. Mies Edna Reaburn. Mee. M. W. Tam- lyn, Nire. J. L Pierson; silk quilt. Mrs. J. 1.. Pierson ; patch wool quilt. Mrs. patch cotton. Mrs. J. C. Hele, Mee. J. I, Pierson. Mrs. H. S. McIn- tosh sofa pillow. Mrs. J. L. Pierson. Mrs. H. W. Tamlyn, Miss Lena Liv- ingston : yarn, home spun. Mrs. .1. L. Pierson ; Berlin wool work, Mrs. J. I.. Piereon. A. W. Alton ; patch on old garment, Mrs. J. I.. Pierson, Mrs. D. M. Thompson ; men's heavy et socks. Mrs. J. L. Pierson, Mrs. A. F.. Mahlon ; child's fancy deem. Mr's. knitting in wool, Mrs. Wm. McKen- zie. Teeswater. Mrs. H. AV. Tamlyn. Mrs. J. 1.. Pieraon ; pillow shame Mrs. A. McCarron. Mies IL &sebum em- broidery, eyelet. Maggie Lyons. Mr*. laundered shirt and cuffs. Mrs. I). M. dressed doll, Mrs. D. M. Thompson laundry be& Mrs. Wm. McKenzie. Mrs. It. M. Ttoompson; ladies' under- wear. fancy, Mrs. Win. McKenzie Mts. McKee.* Mies K. Rea. burn ; men's heavy mitts, Mr* Win McKenzie men's fine mitts. Mrs Win McKenzie; lady's line mitts. lire Wan. McKenzie, Mrs „I c Heti.; men's lbw knitted doves. Mrs. Win. McKenzie ; men's Owe wooi Mrs Win MeWeistia,_ Mies K. bare baby's beeline. Mrs. J. O. Meie. Mse. Mallemides Mass holm display, Mrs. J. 4' lisle, Miss lies - burn ; kitcher. apron, Mrs. Wm Mc- Kenzie. Mra. H. W. Taullyn; netting, table doylies, -Miss K. Hawthorn, Mies Burgess • tattling. Mies Burgess, Mrs. J. C. Eft.ale; pillow covers, Mrs. Jae. Lyons, Mrs. A. E. Millson; sofa pil- low, embroidered, Miss Lena Living- ston, Mies IL Reaburn. Maggie Lyons ; floor mitts, home-made, Nies Thos. Reid ; croched or knitted counterpane, Milt J. C. Hada Mrs. H. W. Tautly n, Mists K. Reaburn ; shirtwaist, hand embroidered, Miss E. Reaburn, 3id Mrs. H. W. Tanevii ; embroidery on linen. Miss Lees 'Livingston, Miss E. Reaburn, Mrs. H. W. Tatnlyn ; table centre piece, embroidered. Mrs. J. C. Haile, Mies Reaburn ; shawl, Miss E. Reaburn, Mrs. H. AV. Tarulyu; set croched table mats, Miss E. Rea - burn, Mrs. H. W. Tainlyn • tray cloth, Miss E. Reaburn, Mrs. H. W. Teirnlyie Miss It. Reaburn ; embroidery, shad- ow, Miss E. Reaburu, Miss L. LiYing- stun ; lady's fancy apron, lire H. W. Tauslyn, Mies E. Reaburn; pair all wool bleaker., A. W. Alton, Jas. dress, Mrs. JAIL Lyons. FINE ARM AND FI.OWERS. Picture frama Mrs. J. C. Hele; box, Tamlyn ; plgcque, Mrs. D. M. Thomp- son Mills ; collection of amateur photo- graphy, Mrs. H. W. Tamlyn. Oil Pill citing'''. Marine view, I) McKenzie, Mrs. 11. C Mcliorran; figure, D. McKenzie, single. D. McKenzie, Lena Living- ston ; Canadian landscape. D. McKen- painting, Lena Livingeton, D. McKen- Menne view, I) McKenzie, Lena Livingston • Sgure 'painting. D. Mc- Kenzie. ame Livingston : flowers, landscape. D. McKenzie, Lena Living- ston ; painting sn glees or pottery, Rena Gorden. utak& • is nowhere more essential than in a stove — an article one does not expect to purchase every year. Moffat Sto‘;es.z.4 Ranges WILL LAST A GENERATION. Made of New Iroa Only. Has the Finest Cuange. the most tAtractive Ornumentation. and is made on purpose to endure undsr all conditions of use• &we ctutocrst RAKERS. MEL SAVERS THE MOFFAT STOVE CO., LiMited. WANTED per week to start with or Allris eighteen and uver. Apply at ones. 0. O. PICRRIN it 00 Liniited London - Ont. IBrophey Bros. The Leadiag Funeral Directors and Embalmers Order. carefully attended to at all hours, night or day. IT'S TIME TO GRT THAT NEW WINTER SUIT and OVERCOAT and you'll make no mistake when you leave your order with HUGH DUNLOP West th. The GA -to -date Taller Crayon. Crayon drawing. Mrs. H. AV. Tarn lyn, D. McKenzie. FLOWERS. Largest assortment flowers or house plants, named, Mrs. A. McCarron. John Adams assortnsent house plant. in pots, John Adams, Mrs. A. McCar- ron ; bouquet of flowers Miss Burgess, Mrs. Alex. Smith ; cut flowers, Lila Taylor, Mra. Alex. Smith ; collection of wild flowers, Mrs. D. M. Thompson; autumn leaves, Mrs. D. C. MeMorean, Mrs. Alex. Smith. Collection of curios or oddities. 2nd, Phil. McMillan, Sid, Mrs.' A. Metter- rol ; case of stuffed birds, Canadian. named, Jas. Lyons, John Adams; case of stuffed birds, foreign, named, J69. Lyons; collection of coins, Mrs D. 51, Winn- made. Con Decker, 1st and 2nd; ladies' tine shoes, J. G. Murdoch & Co. ; pair coarse shoes, J. G. Murdoch & Co. ; pair fine oboes, J. G. Murdoch set single harness, Thos. Kew. SCHOOL COMPETITIONS. Collection of noxious weeds, named, Gordon Thompeou ; decorated load of school children, St. Helen's school, Belfast school; brays' race, over twelve, M. McLeod, WM. Reid ; girls' race, over twelve, Hazel Anderson, Peat -I Webster ; beys' race, under twelve, Angus McLeod. Martin !McInnes ; girls' rim, under twelve, Ethel Ander- BOO, W inn ie Woods • race, first year pupils, Gordon Naeburn. Gordon Thompson, Dorothy Webeter. School children's competition in flowers and vegetables grown from seeds supplied by the Women's Wan Display of asters Gordon Thomp- son ; display of sweet peas, Gordon Thompson ; display of nasturtiums. Gordon Thompson; display of mari- golds or Calendula, Gordon Thomp- son ; six beets, Gordon Thompson ; six carrots, Gordon Thompson : six ears corn, Gordon Thompsen ; twelve onions, Gordon Thompson. SPECIAL EVENTS—OPEN. riagpipe comp •tition, marches, "The come to Blair ( D C. Towern "Leaving ienurquhart." Cameron Geddes: Oblinderuhual, Highlander March," K. MaeLennan ; Highland Fling, Verna McDonald, Elora Mc- Donald, Aaron Fitzell ; Irish Jig, Aaron Fitzell, Verna McDoneld, Flora McDonald ; Hornpipe, Verna McDonald. Aaron Elwell, Elora Me - Donald : best deemed Highlander, McDonald ; reel of Tulloch, Aaron Fitzell, Flora McDonald. t'ernit Mc - Beyond the Judge's Control "Fhe rourt-room has its fun ea well a. ite tragedy," once observed William Traver* Jerome. "Sometimes the humor is not as appreciable to the principal actors no tO an outsider, a.. in the case I once attended in a New England court, wbere a slander trial was on. -The principal with's.. wen an ini petimue old Iriehwomen. She talked so feet that the judge was tumble to follow her teetimeny, especially as it was delivered in the broadred of brogues. in vain the attempted to stop her. " 'Stop! Stop!' he cried, rapping sharply on his desk. But the torrent of. words contineed as before. •Old woman, shut r be shouted in exas- peration. Hut to no avail. The old lady was determined to have ber say. Finally the tint:sappy jedge threw down his pen and yelled tn the law- " 'There, Mr. Murdock I You wet her aiming. Dow Mop her r —Li ppi n - you WM Atom they will turn out AMA Wad . married kit isowth. I'd like you to call ass IMO Mod tbe pretty littie flat I him." MI* Januar soma him, my dear t FRED HUNT Sole Agent in Ooderich Plumbing, Heating, E tvestroughing sd General Hardware. Hamilton St. Goderkh SCHOOL SHOES THF TIME has reale again to get your boys and girls prepared to start the fall term at school. They will require to have a good serviceable, solid leather pair of Shoes ; the kind that will stand the test in any weather we are likely to have et this season. To get that kind, at the lowest possible priers, come and see what we have to offer. We have been very careful in s,lerting our stock of School Shoes, and are prepared to supply you with the best that caul he procured from the leading manufacturers. REPAIRING Downing & MacVicar North Side of Square, Ooderich • 83 Calls were received lest month for office nelp-37 were left unfilled. Demands for trained help are so great that we can afford to "guarantee a position to every gr aduate or refund tuition money." If you are anxious to suceeed write for our beautiful catalogue today. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Toronto. W. H. Shaw, Principal. *die High -Clam 00101M1 lobed. The Ins* ructioa Write CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. of Its kind In the Weet ; best in 1 given. best in teachers employed gad beet 'nauseating geodesists to poidtions. oar graduates are in demand. Business MO state that thee are tha beserein the three days we nad eleven applications help which we could not suppty, and Telegraphy. Get oar free fee tall particulars. Commence rem easses at on se. D. A. MCLACHLAN, Principal. nesWenseeeWerseesiseeseelareiewsw A Good Thing To Kno70 is that you can get hiliads, business cards, wedding stetionery. etc., at our office at Ihs nsual price, and work tip-rior and any tither (*hop in Huron County. Telephons No. :35. The Signal's jrob Department A Gurney -Oxford is as prompt as young Appetites There en dales,: the Andres newer have to wait for meets *bee you have a Corney -Oxford ie tbe Washes. With this re sa dinner is cm the dot. Your 6re is obsoletely reiiable, the best regulated and cos - trolled by so exclusive deviee, the won- derful little OXFORD ECONOMIZER. This pewit damper seables roe to forget the are seen the beer restart diener. Amid the sew- ieg of veal will ester yee; SOK ruder tioe ea yew Mlle is se may reward fee this little regulator. Another edemas. as is its mime did ores facilities. No MOSID sedgy or ever-deee beklag. The even heat is controlled end guided egesley ever front, beek sea sides by owsens of the DIVIDED FLUE STRIP. US•ise Hersh ere mere femme 11•• •••••• • Denser (Meek tad se Nese sibesseess slaw. • rildiss espeoreees. mediate Seel* sell whet eased imeresiles. 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