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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-9-19, Page 4tteocas * 19t2 THE SIGN XL: GOD$RIOH. ONTARIO THE PRIZE LIST Winners of the Tickets at the Ooderich industrial Exhibition. Yellowing is tbe lest of prise -Maims ..t the Goetericb [admired Rihlbitbo . thee week ; HORSES. ROAD.TEa . • Stallion. One ftp, W. McWhinney. Albert 8tev • filly or geldbng. three years old, Ezra Detest. Al.z. Young. Wilbert Promos ; filly or geld - two year, old. She.rdown Bros., 0. Leunbertirs ; fill or gelding. year- ling, 8. MacMath • foal of 1912. Arthur loots, Geo. Johnston ; pair of bone., Thee. G. Elliott, Geo. Leith- waite, Robt %Vilson : single horse, Glen Cornish, A. E. Milson, T. Me- -Michael & Son. PADDLE. . Mares or geldings. A. E. Milson. • CARRIAGE. • Stallion, any age, Robt. Wilson, A. Y. Milson : fillyor gelding. three years old. Jas. Coz Ron, Wm. D. Connell yearling. filly or gelding, Wm. Hill & Son ; single carriage horse, C. W. Whitely, Jas. McManus. GENERAL PURPOSY. Brood mare, Flick Bros.. Jas. Fee - an ; gelding, two years old, Wm. Walter, 8. MacMath 2nd and 3rd ; fill ooe year old, Flick Bros. ; foal of 191& Flick Rros., Jas. Feagan ; matched team, H. Shiello. Shields Bra., Mc- Neil Bros. AGRICULTURAL Fill-, one year ,old, Vere Cunning- ham : foal of 1912. Robt Glen : team in broom.. Flick Broe. HEAVY DRA PT, IMPORTED „R ( A N A DIAN BRED. Stallion. T., McMichael & Mon, Ist and 2nd ; brood ware, Wesley Mar- quis; filly, one year old. T. McMich- ael & Son : foal of 1912. Wesley Mar- quis : special prize by Ooderich Sig- nal for beet animal eligible for entry in class 1, 5 or 6, T. McMichael & Son. CATTLE. !'H.rRTHORN (PUaz BRED). Bull, one year old, Wm. Hill alt Son; bull calf, under one year, Hobe. Olen ; cow, in calf or giving milk, Robt. (lieu. Wm. Hill A fiat Debt. Oleo: heifer, two years old. Wee. Hill & Son ; heifer, one year aid, Wm. Hill & Son, Robt. Glee,, Wm. Hill k Soo ; herd, Roca. Glen. REREFORD (PURE BRIM). Bull. any age, Thos. G. Elliott ; caw, in calf or giving rnilk, Thos. G. Elliott 1st and Sod, T. F. Quaid 3rd ; heifer, over one near and under three years, T. F. Quaid, T. G. Elliott, T. F. Quaid ; heifer ealf, under one year, Thos. G. Elliott, T. F. Quaid god and 3rd. POLLED A N p U S U S " ABERDEEN (PURE BRED). Bull. any age, 8. MacM.th, Mc- Neil Bros. ; cow, in calf or giving milk, 8. MacMsth. JERSEY (PURE BRED). Bull, any age. Geo. Liuthwiite ; cow, in calf or giving milk, Wm. Doak, Geo. Laitbwaite 2nd and 3rd heifer, two years old, in calf or giving milk, Geo. Laithwaite ; heifer, under two years old, Geo. Laithwaite. GRADE CATTLE Cow, wiring milk or in calf, Wee Hill & Son, McNeil Bros., Thos, Mor- row • heater, two years old, Wm. Hill & Soo : heifer, oae year old, Win. Hill & Son, Ges, Glen 2nd and 3rd ; heifer calf, Robt. Glen, Tbos. Morrow, Mc- Neil Bros. • two-year-old steer, Oeo. Glen lst and 2nd, Wm. Hill & Son 3rd; yearling steer, Wm. Hill & Son ; steer calf, McNeil Bros., Robt. Glen, Wm. Hill & Son ; herd. Wm. Hill & Son. F -AT l'ATTLE (ANY BREED). Fat heifer, Thos. 0. Elliott ; fat cow, Tho.. G. Elliott. Robt. Gleq,,. SHEEP. LEICESTERS. Ram, two shears and oyer, Robt. Olen : ,bearling ram. Wilson Oke, W. W. Fisher; ram lamb, Robt. Glen let and 2nd • ewe. two shears and over, Robt. Glen let and 2nd ; shearling ewe, Relit. Glen hit and 2nd ; ewe lamb, Roht. Glen, Wilson Ute. LINCOLN$. Ram lamb, Snowdon Bros. Ist and Sod; ewe, two shears and over, $now - don Bros. ; shearling ewe, Snowdon Bros. 2nd ; ewe lamb. Snowdon Bra. SHROPSRIRE DoWNB. Ram, two shears and over, Geo. Olen ; ram Iamb, Geo. Okn : ewe, two shears and over, Geo. Glen ; shearling ewe, Geo: Glen : ewe latob, liec. Glen 2nd. OXFORDSHIRE DOWNS. Ram, two shears and over, W. F. Therm ram lamb, W. F. Young let and 2nd sews. two shears and over, W. W. Fisher ; W. F. Young ; shear - ling ewe, W. F Young let and god ; ewe lamb, W. F. I oung, W. W. Fisher. ANT BREED, NAMED, NOT ON use. Sheariing ram. W. W. Veber; rani lamb, W. W. Fisher std; ewo, two shears aqd over, W. W. Fisher 1st and god shearling ewe W. W. Fiiber tad ; ewe lamb. W. 1W. Fisher, Thos. Mon ow. VAT SHEEP. Best fat sheep, W. W. Fisher, Root. (:lees. PIGS. IMPROVED REnsauiaa. Boar, over one year old, Snowdo. Bro. ; boar, littered in 1112. Wilson Oke. Snowdon Bro.. ; sew, ore sear old. Seowdoo Bros. 1st add find ; sow, littered in 1*12. Snow. dM Bros. lit and 2od. • Tarwowr ., Bear, over nee year rid Molise Dram I hoar. littered is M111, jls.wb. Wm; SSW. new etene dei ..d over, Senewillims Ores . Then Oise; 1 1. HMi, r n Oros 1st awl bit timNysn vOSEawtsasr maw. mite me year old. !. J. no. ss.as.I11 s • - Sa_mennl. Sp* Wiese ..e year std. W. W. Fisher ; boar, littered is 1912, W. W. Fidler; sow, tittered in 1911. W. W. Fisher. GRAMM. Sow. littered in 1919, 800wdos Bra. ; pen of 1,10 baton pigs, Snow- don Bros. est and 2nd. POI; LTR Y. Brahmas. ben..Mrs. Harris; dott- ing., hen, Mrs. Mown.: black Fpaoish. cock and ben, Mrs. Howrie; leltt oesd, brown, cock.adrs.-Howrie. Jas. HHardy ; leghorns, brown, *eagle comb, hen. Mrs. Howrie, Jas. Hardy ; 'airborne brown, rose comb, cock, T. F. Quaid ; leghores, brown, rose comb, hen, Mrs. Howrie, T. F. Quaid : leghorns, buff, hen, Arthur Jones: Iegborns. white, single comb, Dock. Geo. Johnston, E. Bated ; leghorns, white, single comb, hen. feheardowt, Bros., Geo. Johnston ; leghorne white, robe comb. hen, Geo. Johnston 1.t and 2nd; Polish, any var- iety, cock and hen, Mn. Howrie ; Plymouth rocks, white, oock. H. 8. Hallman, Snowdon Bros. ; Plymouth rocks, white, ben. H. 8. Beeman. O. Pennington ; w y a n d o t t e s, white, cock, U. Pennington, Jas. Hardy; wyendottes, white, hen. Jas. Hardy, O. Pennington ; wyandottes, silver laced, cock and hen. Mrs. Howrie ; wyaodottes, golden, cock, Wm. Doak ; wyandotte., golden, ben. Wm. Doak 1st and 2nd ; wyandottes, Colum- bian, cock and ben, Jas. Hard : white orpingtons, ben, Jas. Hardy est au0,2nd : andalueiaas, cock and hen. Mrs. Howrie : win lrcas, black, cock, Geo. Laitbwaiti-; minorcaa, black, hen. Mn. Howrie, Oeu. Laithwaite ; game, black breasted, red, cock, Arthur Jones. Wm. Glaaler ; name, black breasted. red, hen. 8. G. McKay let and 2nd ; game duckwing, bantam., cock, Graham Ross ; game duckwing, bantams, ben, Graham Roes 1st and god ; bantams, black Africans, cock and ben. Jas. Hardy: bantams. Pekin. cock. R. Postbsthwaite ; ban- tams. Pekin. hen, G. Rose, R. Poetletbwaite; bantams, env other variety, cock and ben, Mrs. Howrie; black !minium, cock and hen, Mrs. Howrie ; Rhode Island, red,cock. Geo. Johnston, E. Bata: ; Rhode island. red. lien, E. Rates, Geo. Johnston ;turkeys, aov other variety, ooc Soowdas Bios. ; turkeys, any otber variety. hen, Snowdon Bros., T. F. Quail; geese, toulouse, goose, T. F'. Quaid ; geese, any other variety, gander, Snowdon Bra., Geo. Laitbwaite; geese, any other variety, goose, Snow- don Bros., (leo. Leilhwalte; ducks. Pekin, drake, Snowdon Bros , J. W. Salkeld ; ducks, Pekin, duck, Snow- don Bios., J. W. Salkeld: rotten ducks• drake, Geo. Laithwaite, Mrs. Howrie; rotten ducks, duck, Geo. Iraithweite. Mn. Howrie : ducks, any other variety, drake and dusk, Geo. Laithwaite ; Guinea fowl, cock, Snow- don Bros., Wilson Oke ; Guinea fowl. hen, Wilson Oks, T. F. Quaid. SPRING BIRDS.. Dorking., any variety, cockerel and pullet, Mrs. Howrie:leghorns, brown, single comb, cockerel and pullet, T. F. Quaid ; leghorns, brown. rose comb, cockerel, Mrs. ' Howrie, T. F. Quaid ; Ieghorns, brown, rose comb, pullet, T. F. Quaid, Mrs. Barrie; leghorns, ' buff, cockerel, Arthur Jonas ; leg- borns, white, singes comb, cockerel, H. 8. Hallman, Sheardown Bros. ; leghorns, white, single comb, pullet. H. 8. Hallman. Sheardown Biros.: ,legborns, white, rose tomb, cockerel. Geo. Johnston ; leghorns, white, rose comb, pullet, Geo. Johnston est and 2nd : Plymouth rocks, white, cock- 1I erel, U. Pennington, H. 8. Halimsb ; Plymouth rocks, white, pullet. U. Pennington, H. S. Hallman ; wean - dotter, white, cockerel, Carl Worsell ; .wyandottes, white, pullet, 0. Pen- nington, C. Worrell ; wyandottes, golden, cockerel, Wm. Doak 1st and god ; wyandottes, golden, pullet. Wm. Doak 1st and 2nd ; buff Orpiegtoos, cockerel and pullet, Wm. Doak ; white orpiogtoos, cockerel and pullet, Jas. Hardy : Andalnsiens, cockerel and pullet, Mn. Howrie: black lang- shans, cockerel end pullet, Mn. How- rie ; Rhode Island red, tieekerel, Geo. Johnston 1st and 2nd ; Rhode Island red, pullet. Geo. Johnston 1st and 2nd : turkeys, any other variety, Dock. Snowdon Bra., T. F. Quaid; turkeys, any other variety, hen. Moowdoo Bra., T. F. Quaid : geese, anyother variety, gander, (iso. Jonston ; ducks. Pekin, drakes Wileset Oke J. W. Salkeld ; ducks. Pekin, duck, Wil- son Oke, J. W. Salkeld ; Rouen ducks, drake, Geo. Laithwaite, Mrs. Harris; Rouen duck., duck. Geo. Laitbwaite, Mn. Howrie ; ducks. an;- other var- iety, duck. Geo. Laithwaite ; pair rab- bits, lop-eared. A. 8nassl ; pair rab- bits, any variety, A. Memel. Oeo. Laithwslt.. BREEDING PENS. Leghorn., any variety. Gee. John- ston, T. F. Quaid ; Plymouth roots. any variety. 0. Penni collec- tion or rabbit.. A. Snass); collection rabbits, imported. A. Seessel ; collec- tion of plasm" 8. G. Melisy 1.t and 2nd.trongl'recommended for )'eland eland red, Geo. John- ston. M iscsatAN10tra uLcanary, koof dwteand 000tct . e birds. Mn, R. Poitlethwaite 1st and god ; largest oolleetioa of indents in- jurious to pleats, H. O. Ross ; oollec- on of muffed birds and animists ot any onabtry. Mr.. A. B. Matheson : mo- hair doses heaviest ben's sagailol& yolk, white. Geo. faittbwaite M Johnston : one -belt dozers hyad.,t hsi'.agp, .tDgle yoke. brows , W Whitely, Beowdos Bros. AGRICULTURAL Is'aoDUO"ili rump Mamas. lrC Fall wheat, white, J. W. Salts' '• J. E. Wise; sleds" wheat. an, yeasty, j. L'mu W.LDWW5; Wigs berkey, J. K. wMsr J. T sails - 7 : isege J. L MI1wi•• tear � n, J. ; wbibs mets.w. Duras J [. E. W{.er;7. Ti �el,t.. rums trern, vs. eemita. ms L45g sed assi waning. ars A. E. M.raasse ; ar.ngetd wormed, David Proses, Otway Hay- den; sugar oaogotd.. 0. W. Andrews, Wesoe Oka; swede turnips, T. P. olddtltprp., M G ; Lamm ns.. M katpineal sour• s lar turnips. Wilson Oita T. N. Quaid; s.d best stalks amid coons, J. F. e , fir.. A. S. Mathoson. D T .move rs. Table bu salted for use, Mr,. A. J. (ioldtheepil, Mrs. W. J. Fowler. Geo. Llithwaltet table better. 1a crock, Kra A. 3. do dtbe ps, Geo. Laltbwalte, W. Y Derain; cheese Oeo. Laithwslte; tub or etrock of but- ter, W. E. Duralo, Geo. Laltbwalta. Mt.. W. J. Fowler; butter. prints, Mrs. Matb.son, A. J Goldthorpe. FRUIT. APPLES. Ten varieties, named. R. R. Sioan, J. W. Salkeld; six varieties, named. R. R. Slosa. J. W. Salkeld, C. Bekaa - comb; six varieties, dessert, J. T. Salkeld, R. R. Moan, Wm Bichan: Duchess of Oldenburg. C. Brimacomb, J. W. SalkeldWm. Bichan; 8t. Law- rence, lt. R. Sloan, James McManus; Gntenatein, R. R. Sloan; McIntosh Red. C. W. Whitely, Wilson Oka R. R. Sloan; Cayuga red streak, 1 Sal- keld. Win. Bichan; tall pippin, R. R. Sloan; moa pippin or Cabashea, It R. Sloan, Wilson Oke, Geo. Laithwaite; snow, J. T. Salkeld, R. R. Sloan; wealthy, Wilson Oke, R. B. Sloan; Ribeton pippin, J. W. Salkeld, Bert Andrews, Wm. Sieben; Grimes gold- en, Wm. Sicken, Bert Andrew.; king of Tompkins .00unty, R. R. Sloan, J. T. Salkeld, Geo. �tbwaite; cran- berry pippin, Wm. Blchao, J. W. Salkeld, R. R. Sloan; Pewaiak..e, C.W. Whitely, Wilson Oke; Waagg�n.ssr•� R. R. Sloan, J. W. Salkeld; "Is nonsuch J. T. Salkeld• Westfield's seek no farther. J. W 8alk.IJ, O. W. Andwews; Rbode Island gree ting. U. Brinsaoomb, R. R. 81ow, J. T. Sal- keld; Baldwin, J. W. Salkeld, R. R. Sloan, Geo. Laithwaite; T..lman's sweet, 11. R. Sloan, 0. W. Andrews; American golden Russet. R. R. Sloan, J. T. Salkeld, J. W. Salkeld; Canada red, R. R. Sloan, J. T. Salkeld: Fella - water, J. W. Salkeld, R. R. Sloan; Phoenix, R. R. Sloan, Wilson Oke; Stott's russet, R. R. Sloan, Jaw,.s McManus: Ontario, R. R. Slow, J. W. Salkeld, Jas. McMwus; Swazae Femme °rise, O. W. Andrews, R. It Sloan; Northern spy, R. R. Sloan, J. T. Salkeld, J. W. Salkeld; Mann, R. R. Slow, J. T.. Salkeld; Blenheim orange pippin, Wm. Sieben, R. R, Sloan; Colbert, J. W. Salkeld, R. R. Sloan; Stark, R. R. Sloan, Bert Andrews; Bell.8owee, W. Warnock, R. R. Sloan; Seedling. R. R. Mood, Wilson Oke; any other variety, R. S. Slow; crab, R. R. Slow, C. W. Whitely; quinces, Bert Andrews, Chas. Wells. PEARS. Six varieties, R. R. Sloan. J. E. Tom, F. E. Bingham; three varieties, J. %V. Salkeld, C, Brineacom0. R. R. Sloan; Bartlett, Bert Andrews, Wm. Bichan. J. W. Salkeld; Duck... D'Angouleme. J . W, Salkeld, F. E. Bingham; Belle Lucrative, J. T, Sal- keld: Louis Boone De Jersey, Wee Warnock, Wm. Bichan; Beurre D' Anjou, C. Brimscomb, J. E. Tom; Beurre Diel, W. Warnock, Mn. A. J. Goldthorpe; Beurre Boee, C. Benue comb, R'. Warnock; 8beldoo, J. E. Tom, R. R Sloan; Winter Nellie, F. E. Bingham; Bearre Olairgeo.. J. E. Tom• Howell, F. E. Bingham: Seckel, R. R. Sloan, Wm. Bieban; Clapp's Favorite, C. Brimaonenb, Bert An- drews; Lawrence. W. Warooek, J. E. Tom; Josephine DeMalines, F. E. Bingham; Keitter, Wileoo Oke, Wm. Bichao; any other variety 11. R, Sloan. PLUMS. 1Vaehingtoo, Bert Andrews, C. Brimacomb; Bradshaw, Mrs. W. McCreath, Mrs. A. Johnston: Pond's seedling, C. Brimaoomb, J. E. Tom; Lombard, Wm. Bicho, Mr.. W. McCreath; any other variety. Wm. Bichan, Geo. Laitbwaite; German prune, Wilson Oke, Geo. Laithwaite; green gage. J. T. Salkeld: (Joe's gold- en drop, Geo. Laithwaite, J. E. Tom. MAC=ES. Fitzgerald, Mrs. McKay, Wm. War- nock; early Crawford, Willie A. San- derson; late Crawford, W. Bolton, jr.; GRAPES. Twelve varieties (open air) W. War- nock; eight varieties, Geo. Laitbwaite, W. Warnock; four varieties 0. Leith- waite, Wm. Warnock; Delaware, J.W. Salkeld, Wm. Warnock; C0000rd, G. Lithwaite•, Moyer, Wm. Warnock; Moore's Diamond, C. A. Wells; earl Victor, W. Warnock; Clinton. 1 8ae keid, J. T. Salkeld; Caseebell's early, Geo. Laithwaite, William Warnock: • No. 4. Wm. Warnock, Geo. Lai wane; Rodger's No. 9, J. W. Salkeld, 0, Lalthwalte; rs No. 22, G. Laitbwalt.; Rodger. No. 44, W. Warnock; Niagara. G. Lsithwalte, Mrs. A. E. Metbeaon; Empire State, C. A. Wells; Jessica, W. W Brighton G. Laithwaite; W red, W. Warnock; any other variety, C. A. Wells, FLOWERS. Collection et cut Bowers, Mn. M. McKay, C. A. Welly, dablisd, C. A. Wells; verbenas. Mrs. M. McKay.Mrs, H.wrisehaod bouquet, M. J. Wnso., O. A. Wells. M. J. Fowler; table baguet, M. J. Watson, C. A. Weld. M. J. Fowls.'; cestr, pies. for table, O. Stewart. C. A. Wells; floral design. G. Stewart, M. J. Watsos; zinnias (doubt* lees. M. McKay 0. A. Wells; genialness (siegMl, C. A. Wells: gg.errwruem (double), lW e.. M. y. (ibis Welk; phloxes. Mrs. M. Mn. Mewris; gladiolas. 0. A. W. Waraook: aster 0. A. WWlet este. McKay, 1. elaikei4: p.asisa, Mille eanderso., M J. Wstsos. Mr,, Sisw- $p Petunia. (double), O. A. Wets: Ma, Wells also took all prises for os�es tuberous hagoeias. begonia ts tncbias; foliage plants, Stewart, M. J. Watson, (Mad . W(iew.)Ee1 illower basket. 0. A. Well.. M. J. Waimea; as..turti.rs., C. A. wells, W. Was sock: sweet peas, Mrs. Howrie, M. J. Fowler, W. Waranrk: aeparague, G, Stewart, Chas. Wens; stocks, We. M. Melay. Mn. Howe* begonias. Ole. �relis: suufiowen, M J. W arses, Ohs... Weil. 'mow gas -Awanom. (lell.euos of oat Sowers. W. War. a�. Mew W. M0)esath: dahlias. Mrs. Mrb. M.[a W. Warnock: hand broom. Mt.. M. Meta W. Wanes*, K. J. Fowler; Woklet, Mee. Wes. Me- Oes.th. Mrs. pB. C. Blew, Km M. Me - Katt MeVES M.bMs `Kra. M, .t.l BACK- ACFIE3 �g ens Backache pis Woe he It win yen .,civet Ms - vas. er DfaMedas�~tea is as bac Cary e15. =.1[1= sesaristE .oar is � kr.seyans int yvievery d Dodd's Sidney Pi]is collection chi sunflowers. William Warnock. V [META BLISS. Six varieties of potatoes, D. Prouse, Mr,. Fowler; early potatoes,D. Prouse, Mrs. W. J. Fowler; potato.. any late variety, Mrs. W. J. Fowler. Snowdon Bros.; summer squash, I. Salkeld, Wil- son Oke; Hubbard .quash. Willie San- derson, J. T. Salkeld; white or golden I celery, W. Warnock, Geo, Laitbwaite; winter cabbage, Mrs. Mathlebon, Jas. McManus; red cabbage, R. Honfalve; blood beets (table), Mrs. A. J Gold- thorpe, C. A. Wells; long blood beets ) table), Snowdon Brothers, god; radishes, 0. A. WeW; carrots (for table). C. A. Wells, W. Warnock; par- snips (for table), F. E- Bingham, Snowden Bras,; red onions (Weathers- field), W. Warnock. D. Prouse; yellow onions ( Danvers), W. Bolton jr., D. , Proms; silver skin onions, Frank E. Biogham,"lnd; cora for table, Mrs. W. MMccCCreath, W. Bolton, jr.; cauliflower,Willle Sanderson, god; cap- sicums, W. Bolton, 2nd; tomatoes, W. Bolton; D. C. Breckenridge cucum- bers, James Mclllanus, D. Freese; col• lection of garden herbs, C. A. Wells; collection of garden produce, Chas, A. Wells, D. 0. Breckenridge;. A. Weld; F.S. Biogbam; musk�nks�osOs. Snowden Bebe.; citrons, D. Proust, Mrs.. D. 0. Breckenridge, Mrs. Matbe- son. HOME MANUFACTURES. LADIIpi spat. Worked quilt, Mrs. Howrie; count- erpane. Mts. A. Jobostoo; rag gnat, Mrs. A. Johnston, Mn., Howrie; bath towel. M. J. Fowler, Mrs. A. John- stone; carriage afghan, Mrs. Roti Stephenson; knitting faocy wool shawl or cape, Mrs. M. McKay, Mr,, A. Johnston; wool stockings, coarse and fine, Mrs. H. C. Elder; wool socks coarse, Mrs. H. C. Elder; wool socks fine, Mr,. Hobe. Stephenson; .ilk mit- tens, Mn. Roti. Stephenson: wool gloved. Mr,. A. Inhuman fancy wool mittens, Mn. Robt. Stepheneou, Mrs. M. McKay; bedroom slippers, Mr,. Robb. Stepbensoo, Mrs. A. Johnston; bootees, Mrs. Robb. Stephenson; crocheted work in cotton, Mr,. Rett. Stephenson, Mrs. A. Johnston; tail. sats, Mrs. Johnston. Mn. Stephenson; baby's ja.:ket, Mrs. M. MaKay. Mn. Stephenson; fascisator. Mn. H. C. Elder, M. J. Watson; coanterpaos. Mt.. Howrie; table linen. M. J. Fowler. Yrs. Howeir; five o'clock tea cloth, Mn. H. C. Elder, Mrs. Ho.erie; five o'clock tea dup. in silk, Thos. Morrow, Martha Rdwerds; table centre pieoe and doilies, Mt.. Howrie, M. J. Watson; tray cloth, Mrs. Ste- phenson, Mn, A. Johnston; sideboard scarf, Mrs. Stepbeasoo, Mrs. Howrie; tea cosy, M. J. Fowler, Mrs. A. John- ston; shadow work, Mrs. A. lohoston, Mn. Stephenson; eyelet shirt waist, Mss. A. Johnstoa, Mes.Howt ie.; towels, Mrs. A. Johnston, Mr,. Homes; ladies' handkerchiefs, Mrs. Howrie, Martha Edwards; herdanger or Ncrwegian, Mr,. Howrie, Mr,. Stephenson; lace *Metres. Mrs. Stepbeosos, M. J, Fow- ler; modero cross atitebes, Mrs. How- rie, Mn. A. Jobastose centre piece, MI., W. Green, Mies M. Cowan; centre piece and doilies. Mr.. Howrie, Mts. H. C. Elder; Boiler and cos set, M. J. Fowler, Mrs. Howrie; pillow slip. Mn. A. Johnston, Mn Howrie; mounted sofa coshioo, Mrs, A. John- ston, Thos. Morrow; on bolting cloth. M. J. Fowler, Mrs. Stephenson; sol - lection of needlework by a W of 75 yaws of age and over. Mt.. W. i; hand -made ladies' shirt waist, M. J. Fowler, Mn. Howrie; se ekig, plain, M. J. Fowler, Mrs, Elder; haod•raade ladies' anderclotbisg. Mr,. A. John- ston, Martha Edward.; ladies' fancy wort Mr. Howrie, M. J. Watson, tans n cushion, Mea W. (,lees, Mea Stephenson; gsedl ftannsl. Mr, Elder; hess.tit hIng. M. J. Watson. M. J. M. J. Fowler; Mn. A. Jobe ton; J. Fowler, J. Fowler. Mr,. A. J patM. ch top sowed. Mr,. Johasilon. M. J. Fow- ler: kitchen Mos. Johsmtes; fancy apron. It re. Jsiraten. Mrs Barrie; point lace, lets. Olaphoman, Mn. A. Johnston; Ithe arsehet, Mrs. St ;GM. Magna: Walton Ines, M. .1. Maher. Mea. $t.psssoe; dachas ism. Wm Johnston.b Mrs. 8ttNesaans brstss- Mt.gba�i.°oog : kknr tt.43, , Kra We. H. 0. : tettdag. Mee Stepb- if T1113 FALL CAMPAIGN I BEGUN aismair - We Are Now Ready for Fall TRADE as we were never ready before. Our aim is the best quality and the greatest quantity for the lowest price consistent with modern inercbandising. Wants there always are. We out nuke it profitable to have them supplied at this store. Our best efforts in your behalf. We want your business. FR MA1� rat4TILK Silks ,freer Maimed so mach of our atteutioo as they do now, They ars coining to be a large item of business with us. Tae makes we handle aa• aatosg the very best import qualities in Duchess. Pailett.s. Marquisettes and Taffetas. . The width is the So -inch clothpopular ride, $1.00, 01.26 and 11.50. They are pure soft elate, will not crease or cut and of great wearing qualities. Some- thing new sarong them every few days, in blank, navy, brown, r e.eda and creams. =OM GOODS DEPARTMENT Our Dress Goods .foci e:ssls anything we near off* rod in points of quantity, qual1ty and prices. Burly buying foe this ss... SOS Rave as rock -bottom Our favorite cloths are Whip cords, Trisntlnes. Serous, Mel- rose, Poplin. Tweed. sultiags, Broads prism are .tea W about one damn plass d Worst ' dress materials ICER wan glum 60c, soer Mg and some drtl geed shades. Yea ass hey day cess at thank for fixe. i suds, 10 to yds each, 40c,for Us. is smallas FROM OCRVELVET Vrs'M. ars limellMse for dress ID =Ogle trays was never as maw Yd tualitles near se Saes. We are .lowing • VSPJf tt,t�isd make u, Mad be wide at 60c, Meller, f $Loo. Never at ssivels. we such a range BM* is s near and the ma browns. sare Mow ice to silk ikeiet to d M and blue. ' at hoc. Cordu- roy V01.Is brow* and dark cardinal, heavy rib. at just Sac. Silk Velvets for trimming,. are and seism. as item wet► w, in bl,. p SKIRTS Just ten half-price. DRESSMAKING left, ladies' drew skirts from $3.75 to *5.00. Any mss in the lot The rooms over our .tore, formerly occupied by Miss Barry ae drenwak I 1 rooms, will be occupied by a first-class dressmaker after tb. first of Octets., weep you can get up-to-date work done in all kinds of dress and omit waking. J. H. COLBORNE ICE CREAM The most delicious flavors,with the beet and purest Cream, serv- ed at the BALesonee OAss. Or- ders telephone fee les Orem in bulk or in bricks attended to promptly. Telephone (til. Fa E. BURDETTE T.. say kr.,as et. Lao- ma pious b .bbt ryw`'t ewer MIL Ir haw It mil r.....it r.. ter Rek r r .sr them TM L MI. S. Regal Alward W L ►L a a.r.I Georg...., no a. Rs .oral Is comb, W ewe* sn to is mood es t. R.n.rs et. RS to UAW ems is m..r d.arbmd Arty Is a wail. orb b Denied.. awesee L C. 4ttle. ommr ARAL T. . en000. Mrs. Johnston; drawn thread work, doilies, Mrs. Step ben.on, Mrs. Johnston; centre piece, Id. J. Fowler, Mrs. Stephenson; netting, Mrs. Steph- enson, M.J. Fowler. PaE9EBYY9, BREAD, FRUIT, ETC. Assortment of hoose -made pre- serves, Mrs. Bowels, D. U Mt.. Breckenridge : Penchi*. nm James Mitchell, Mn. M. McKay, MPs. Howrie ; strawberries, Mss. A. J. Goldthorpe Mr,. M. McKay, Alex. Young ; ra.pberrls., Alex Young. Mrs. Howrie. Mt.. M. McKay ; plums. Alex Young, Mrs. Malay. lets. Howrie ; pears, Alex. Young, T. G. Elliott. Mrd James Mitchell ; cherries, Mrs. M. McKay, O. F. Har$ftt, Mn. Howrie; citron. Alex. Ionag, D. C. Breckenridge; sauce. Mr,. James Mitchell, Ifies. A. E. Kathie - son, Mia M. McKay • Jellies. Alex. Young, Mt.. Elder, Mrs. M. McKay, mixed pickles, Alex. Young. Mn. Howrie. Soowdeo Bros : coll.ctios of maces, Ale:. Young. lets. M. McKay ; tea biscuits, Mtn A. J. Goldthorpe, Ales. Young. Mrs. A. Foster ; oellectio0 of 8Mts. Mrs. Mstbiesne. M. Wm, w, Mes. Breckenridge; fly tartar Mrs. A. J. Goldthorpe Mt., Jsnkes Mintel, Mrs. H. O. Elder ; oat este". Mr. A. Foster Mn. A. J. asbeibei ps„ Mrs. A. E. Foster, ; telem leen, home- made bread. Mrs.Mn. se Foster. D. Pros ; bread, two brown and one esrrant. D. Proses, Mea. Pss.sr, Mrs. Ootdth.rps; lyse asks. Mrs. A. J. 4. 3lerLea! Motion of l Mea �w� al.= ��1ss�r,,�� e�egs.gg} Iwr tlb.a�sr Ds. ftsakm- mne t MONET. STAMP. nee. How le eoba, Otway Hayden. J. T. Homy elid, J. W. Sslkald t holy, W. R. Densis, t: A E. D�ai urn i■o sow, Ales.Mi ea t inapt. ?row. Mei. Young, W. li. Therein. Snowden Deo& FUNS AXIS. Protes.tonal It.R, oils---l rd.e� fosall, G. F. Hargitt. Mn. ltie ; marine. G. F. nargitt. Mn. Howie • animal. from Nee. O. F. Marxist, Ma. still i1M, Sowers or tuft, Mewrie ; desire treat Ike, Mea Gowns. Water ooloro--Laadseispe. load .sey, swim from lite and KIS flee, few.. se Belt, O. F. S1MIL tosatsmed ea wee GRAND TRUNtCR3ILVV Farmers' Excursion to New Ontario SEPTEMBER 25 Round trip ,snood elaes tickets will be issued from stations in On- tario, Brockville, Ottawa gad West, to all stations on Temi.kadfng and Northern Ontario Railway, loclud- ing the following points: HAILBYHURY EARLTON EMGLEHAR'r MONTEITH COCHRANE MATHESON NEW LISKBARD at low rates. Return limit Oot. 1st, 1912. Secure ticket. and lath particular. from Grand Trunk agents. ( F. F. LAWRENCE, Argent, Gods - rich Phone No. ft. Office hours 6amto9p.m. Laurent the l(Oinn, who is corn- ing on Oetober lath is oonnectios with the Y. M. O. A. cause. will pre- sent many weird and curious tricks from the tragic of the Orient. C' NADIAN Colonist Rates (One Way-Sscend Claes) From all statics. in Ontari.. to eertais points in Alberta British Columbia C.Mfor* Mo&tana °reset Washington Arisoma Idaho, Ete. Sept. 2S to Oct. 10 Full Particulars, Rater, etc., frau, Jos. Kidd. C. P. R. agent.. Rev. Dr. Rutledge. of Winghen, has accepted the levitation of Wes- ley Vatkedbt auras, Clinton, sub- ject to tie sauetion of the Conference stationing eoms.ittee. WirtineeseketeitieeninsitartinintetereetAresille Announcement MISS CAMERON is now prepared to show the approved styles in MILLINERY for fall and winter. She has a carefully selected stock of both trimmed and untrimmed goods, and invites the ladies to call and inspect. Hnailtos stilet GOdlerieb A Personallnvitafion Geo. Hohmeier, the Furniture Man, requests the people of Goderich and vicinity to carefully inspect his showing of fine, high-class furniture at the Goderich Industrial Exhibition next week. A number of pieces in selected natural Mahogany and Circassian Walnut, Kyonyx and Quartered Oak, in a variety of finishes, will undoubt- edly interest you. Call at the store on the Square and see an unlimited supply of medium and classy Furniture. Remember we are the Local Agents for the Nordheimer Piano. George Hohmeier -4 NartAMwse Pim. RRPAfR111Y pilots SO WEA' SIDS SQUAW'