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Soap.
POSITIVELY THE LARGEST SALE IN CANADA
COLLEG E
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paayte
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.n -u Dr lucrative podtton. as stenos-
, i,cr-bookkeepers. taloempkars, tivh
sats in tact
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re if you .o W. Po.ittie .
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named s n Caada Sorsa ooilseed.
.seeded wordy for 4weber..
Militated , with Commercial Educe -
tars Aerne.st:oo of Canada Ramater
Scheel at famon.l Siesta' Bsalmew
College. Loudon
Clinton Business College
tll•..i 1..\ B. le. W .tKU
President.
CALL -ON
Principal.
PINDER
for Plumbing, Heating. Wiring.
and all kinds of Metal Work.
Always in Stock
BRANTFORD ROOFING
METAL ROOFING, all kinds
SEWER TiLE
(GARDEN HOBE and NOZ.
ZLES
01 L STOV zs
GRAN(TEW-ARE and TIN-
WARE.
(let our prices. They are a1 -
ways right, consistent with good
mit e•tjai and honest work.
W. R. Pinder
Hamilton 131., Godericb.
T. Swans'
'Bas, Livery
and Hack Stables
MONTREAL STREET
JCirr OFF THE SQUARE
BUSES MEET ALL TRAINS
AND : PA SRNOER : BOATS
Passengers called for in
any part of the town for
all trains at G. T. R. or
C. P. R. depots. Prompt
service ane cdreful atten-
dance i
Our Livery and Hack
service will be found up-
to-date in .very respect.
Your patronage.olici t ed.
T. SWARTS
Phone 107 Montreal titreet
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SHOE STYLE
Nat Extravagance
Think of a Shapely Foot En
cased in an Unmbapely Shoe !
'T WOULD BE A SHAME!
Such filmes are not to he found
Here 1 You are Perfectly Jtrsti-
ted in
BUYING STYLISH SLOES
COUPLED WITM COMPORT
AMD SERVICE.
Wham priced Reasonably
As Orn are Priem' 1
W. SHARMAN'
DUNGANNON FALL EXHIBITION
HORSES
HBA\'T DRAvou'. -Rrood.mar. with
foal by side. Jos. 1allnugb, Welling-
ton Henderson, Jos. Mallough ; foal of
1913, Jos. Malluugh 1 and 2 ; two year
old filly, Wm. Tayla & Son ; two
year old gelding. Win. Taylor & Son :
one yearoffl fitly, Arthur Culbert ; t ne
year olI gelding. 1Vu,. Taylor & Son
team in hareem. James Footer,
Jams Foley, Witt. Taylor k Son ;
beet fertoale.'Jo.. Mallougl'.
AORIetLTURAL. --Brood mare with
foal by side, A. D. McUiarmid,
A.. Alton, S. Phillip. ; foal of 1913, A.
Alton, N. Phdllips,'Thos. Anderson ;
cavo year old filly, Artbut Culbert, Geo
Glen; two year old. gelding, W. R.
Fattier, Richard Ryan. Ernest Blake;
one year old filly, James Barbour; one
year old gelding, Ernest Blake, Jae.
Bathour, S. Phillips ; team in barnea•,
A. I). McDiarmid, Jas. Forster, A.
Alton ;, best female, Gordon Young.
SPECIAL.—Best foal in claims 1 and
2. Joe. Mallough.
GENERAL PURPOSE —Brood mare
with foal by side, W. R. Farier, Jacob
Reid. Jos. Mallough; foal of 1913, Jos.
Mallough, Ny. R. Farier : two year old
filly, Geo. Glen ; one year old gelding,
Robt. (Hen; pair horses in harness,
Wellington Henderson, John A. Mc -
Hardy. E. C. Johnston ; beet female,
.1. A. McHfemale,rdy ; best mate or gelding,
James Forster.
Iudge—W.'J. Dickson, Walton.
ROADSTER. — Beood mare with
foal by side, Jobn McIntosh : foal
of 1913, John McIntosh ; two year old
filly, Roht. Webster, C. C. Brown ;
two year old Belding, Jas. , Alton
single horse in harness, Robt. Web-
ster, Jas. Higginbotham : pair horses
in hareem., 1,. A. Pollock ; best female,
John McIntosh.
CanRtwoK.—ore year old filly. D.
McPhee, Jae. Alton : single bone in
Barnes, Wellington Henderson. John-
ston & McCall: pair of horses in her -
nese, Jacob Reid, Chas. Girvin : lady
driver, Thos. Anderson, Robt. Web-
ster. Johnston R McCall.
Judge—Alex. Tunes. Clinton .
CATTLE
DI KHAN. -- Milch cow. Andrew
Young, Jos. Mallough, Rote. Glen :
two year ;'d heifer, Jos. Mallough ;
one year old heifer, Joe. Mallough 1
and '2: heifer calf under one year,
Robt. Glen, Jos. Mallough : hull calf
under one year, Joe. Mallough 1 and
2 : aged bull two years or over. Jos.
Mallough, Robt. Glen • herd of three
frailties and one male, kobt. Glen.
Jgnsgv.—A. Culbert. %V. Thompson,
Mrs. T. E. Durrin.
POLLED ARO l's.—flitch cow, Jos.
M+dough 1 And 2, C. C. Brown : calf
uoder woe year. Joe. Maliotytfi 1 and2.
GRADE CATTLE.- Mitch cow, milk-
ing. A. Culbert : two year old heifer,
A. Birk : roe year old heifer, Robt.
Glen 1 and 2;steer calf. Jos. Msllough,
A. Culbert ; heifer cel:. Robt. Glen,
A. Culbert : fatted cow or heifer,
Runt. Glen ; two year old steer, A.
Culbert ; one year old steer. Robt.
(lien 1 and 2.
Judge—W. C. Smith, Ripley.
SHEEP
LEICESTER.—Sbearling rim. Robt.
Glen ; aged ewe. Robt. Glen 1 and 2 :
*beetling ewe. Roht. Gleu 1 and 2:
ewe lamb, Rata. Glen 1 and 2 : rain
lamb. Robt. Glen,
OxeoaD Dowsrs.—aged ewe. W. F.
Young. D. Er iogton ; ahearling ewe,
W. F. Young 1 and 2 ; ewe Iamb, D.
Ertington, W. F. Young ; rani lamb,
W. F. Young 1 and 2.
Best pen of sheep any breed. Robt.
Glen ; fat sheep soy- breed. Robt.
Glen.
Judges—W. A. Wilson, Lackocw ;
Charles Girvin. !rile;
PiGS
BsekentRK.—Aged bola. James
Alton : sow having raised pigs in 1913,
.lames Alton; boar littered in 1913,
Janies Alton.
YORKSHIRE. — Aged boar, .Tames
Alton ; sow having rai'ed Ors in 1913,
James Alton : boar littered in 1913.
James Alton ; sow littera" in 1913,
James Alton 1 end 2.
TAxwoRTH. Sow baying raised pigs
in 1913, Jo•. Mallough , sow littered
in 1013, C.:. Brown.
.Judge—G. A. Greer. Whitechurch.
POULTRY
Brown Iegbora, J. S. Howrie ; Ply-
mouth rock barred. James Alton
black minoresa. J. S. Howrie; black
.panisb. J. 8. Howrie 1 and 2: (fork-
ing*. J N. Howrie: pencilled wpm -
dottier. J. N. Qowrie i and 2 : geese.
James Alton 1 and 2 ; guinea fowl,
Jams Alton.
Judge—James T. Lyooe. Lucknow.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
GRAIN.
Fall wheat, white, J W Salkeld, C C
Brown. fall wheat, red. R Glen. James
Alton. goose wheat, Albert Alton. W R
Farrier; six row barley. Wm Bailie, A
Alton. two row barley, 2d W E Durnin;
oats, white, Jae Alton. A Alton; oats.
black. Id J Alton, peas small. W R Far
Gley, C C Brows: peas Targe, J Alton, A
Alton; Mmotby seed, J Altos. A Altos:
fax seed, J Alton, Wm Rivers. heans.
Yrs Jae Menary. W R Farrier. melte.
Win Rivers. men white. J W Salkeld.
Wm Sproul: corn yellow. C C Brown:
beat and larges* collection of grain grows
by exhibitor in Aaheekt, Colboewe or
Ifei slosh. J Alto fd: half bushel oats.
white. weed, also one sheaf. Jam Altos
tl.e
natav MaODVC ra.
ROWS' to toils, Itis 1 B Jelesseoe. Yrs
R Rise. D Kerbs*: Sable baiter
Itriks, Km 8 /1 Kis Arisen
D Kerins eanpacks. ine.'ball er, bell
N, Mis R 1 Jdedas. Kr; R arta. W
B Durda; trtia packed butter, W E ( ton, Was f3ymlagton, Mrs Howls ; tahrv.
Dursln, J Alcoa. eover, Mrs K MacLeod, His D Y Tiop I
s
DOiWtWC IaASUrAcTLRZe.
dome-taade white bread, Mrs S H
Johnston, Mrs T Hamilton, home-made
brown bread, Mrs 8 H Johnston his
Symington; home -mode ben, lit 8 11
Johnston, Yrs Thos Hamilton we -
:nada biscuits, Mrs McCarroll, R
Ryan;er cake light, Mrs A Kirke,
Yrs 8 Johnston: layer cak'd datk, Mrs
1)M , Mrs 5W Ryan. tarts. Mrs; 11
Ryan, es 8 H Johnston: pies, Mrs 8 H
Johnston; honey, Jos Mallough, Mrs A
McCarron; maple syrup, W E )turista
maple sugar, Mrs D Thompson. W E
Du -stn; home-made candy. Mrs McCar-
roll, Mies Dreary. home -wade preserves,
Mrs McCarroll, Mrs A Kirke; cream
puffs, Mrs A McCarroll, Mrs 81E1 John-
ston. apple pie, Mrs W Ryan, Mrs 8 H
Johnston; workingtuan's dinner, limited
to eight articles. lira S 11 Johnston, Yrs
A McCarroll
y LOETAhLE5 AND ROOTS.
Potatoes, J Alton, W R Farrier; cab-
bage, A Colbert, Mrs Jas Menary; blood
beets, Mrs J Menary, G Glen; long blood
beete, W R Farrier: improved sugar
beets for feeding, A Alton, It McIlwain;
mangold wnrtzels, C C Brown. R Mc-
Ilwain: wurtzels, mattlmoth yellow in-
termediate, Wm Bailie, A Culbert;
Sweed turnips,Ernest Blake. Win Bailie;
long orange carrots, E Blake; early
hot* R Glen, G Glen: intermediate
tab* , W R Farrier, Thos Hamilton:
unions, A Culbert, Mrs A McCarroll; to-
matoes, W R Farrier, W Sproul; garden
corn. A Culbert, Thomas Maher; pump-
kin, Ernest Blake, Albert Alton; winter
squash, A Alton, R Glen; summer squash
for table, R Glen, G Glen: watermelons,
R Glen: lrfah cobbler, A Culbert, A
Kirke; Rural New York. W R Farrier,
G Glen: cauliflower, W Sproul; citrons,
Mrs A Johnston, R Glen; parsnips, W R
Farrier; collection' garden vegetables,
W R Farrier, Mrs J Menary.
FRt-IT AND FLOWERS.
APPLES.
Spies, Jos Mallough, J W Salkeld;
Baldwins. A Culbert, R Ryan; king of
Tompkins aunty, Jos Mallough, J W
Salkeld: man sweet. Miss Syming-
ton, Jos :...hough; Canada red. James
Alton: Oil ,rio, Jos Mallough, J W Salk-
eld; gold• 1 Russett, A Culbert, jV E
D urntu: ..en Davis, A Culbert, C C
Brown. \Magner, J W Salkeld, .1 Alton:
Fella .. tea- r, J W Salkeld; rnseett, J W.
Salkeld. Joseph Mallough . cranberry
Pippin, Joseph Mallough W Watson;
Phoenix, Albert Alton. J W Salk-
eld: Mann apple, Jos Mallpngh. J W
Salkeld: lour named varieties. J W Salk-
eld, Joe Mallough; Wolf River, Thomas
Hamilton, A ('filbert; Ribeton oippiq,
J W Salkeld, Jas Alton; 90 -ounce pippin,
Jos Mallough: wealthy, Jos Mallough,
R Mcllw•ain: snow apple, Jos Mallough,
R Ryan: duchess, Jos Mallough, J W
Salkeld: Holland pippin, Jos Mallough,
W Watson; Blenheim pippin, Jos Mal -
lough, W Watson; crab apple, A Alton,
J Alton: three named varieties, Joseph
Mallough. J W Salkeld.
PEARS, LTC,
Four named varieties, James Alton:
Bartlett, A Alton, R McIlwain; Flemish
beauty, J W Salkeld, A Alton: Beaurre
Clairgeon, R Mcllwain, W Watson:
named varieties ,of plums, R Mcllwain,
E Blake; one named plum, R McIlwain,
A Culbert: collection of grapes, J W
Salkeld, Miss Symington; peaches, T
Maher, Albert Alton; quinces, R McII-
wain, Thos Dasher; collection garden
flowers, cut, Mrs 'Islet McCarron, Mrs
1) M Thompson.
MAN U FACTURES.
Woollen blankets. Albert Alton; horse
blankets, home-made, A Alton: collec-
tion of cabinet ware, Wm Sproul.
LADIES' WORK
Crochet in cotton. Mrs D M Thompson,
Mrs K McLeod; crochet in silk, Mrs A
Johnston. Mrs. Alex McCarroll: Mexican
drawn work, Miss Syitrington, Mr A
Johnston; ladies' fancy wool mitts, Mr A i
Johnston Miss Symington: ladies' fancy
apron. Thomas Hamilton. Alex John- 1
stxn: fancy sofa dushion. in crazy work, -
Miss Symington. Yrs T M Thompson;
Honiton lace, Miss Symington. Mrs K
McLeod: Roman embroidery on linen,
Mrs Howrie. Miss Symington: point lace,
Mrs K Mcleod. Mrs D Y Thompson;
slumber slippers, Miss Dreany. Mrs A
McCarroll: embroidery on muslin, Mrs
A Johnston. Mrs Howrie: crotchet table
mats in cotton. Mrs S H Johnston. Mrs
A Johnston: crazy quilt. Mrs S H John-
ston, Mrs '1' E Durnin; patchwork .guilt
in cotton. Mrs J Menary, Miss Syming-
ton: patchwork quilt in wool. Mis Jae
Menary, Mrs T Hamilton: patchwork
quilt in silk. Miss Symington. Mrs.D M
Thompson: two pairs woollen mitts,
Miss Symington, Mrs Howrie: embroidery
in silk on cotton. Miss Syming-
ton. Mrs I) M Thornton; on linen,
Mrs K Mrs Leod, Miss S ymington;
tea cosy, Mrs K MacLeod, Mrs D M
Thompson ; shawl crochet, Mrs A John-
ston, Mrs John Howrie ; fancy pia cush-
aoa ; nve o'clock tea cloth, Mre Howrie,
Mrs K MacLeod ; log cabintqutq, T E
Dornan ; handkerchief sach Mre A 1
Johnston, Yrs D M Thom ; mofa
pillow, MrsHeinle, Miss roomy ;
whisk holder, Mrs D ¥ase Yrs
Ronne ; w shams. Kra McC.aerdl,
Yrs D M Thompson ; loos handkerchief,
�[[rrss K Macreod, Mimi Byming as : Bat-
t�aburglace tabl.00ver, Mrs D it Thomp•
�t1p�tlpnn Mrs Hondo ; laundrybadYds
Symington, Mrs 1) M Thompson ; 'Berlin
wool work, flat, Was Symington : fancy
knitted lace, band made, Miss Syming-
ton, Mrs Howrie ; collection of burnt
wood -work, Mrs D M Thowpeuu, Mrs K
MacLeod • embroidered linen picture
frame, Mrs D M Thompwrn ; fancy head
rest, Mrs A Johnston, Miss Symington ;
ribbon work, Mrs A Johnston, Mrs 1) M
Thompson; crochet slippers, Miss Divan- '
ey, Mrs Howrie ; rag coat, Mrs B H
Johnston, Mrs A Johnston : Japanese
yarn oat, Mrs Mex. McCarroll, Miro A
Johnston; croohet quilt. Mien; firming- I
ton, Mils A McCarroll : tray cloth, Mrs I
Howrie, Mrs A McCarroll ; embroidery 1
with Jewels, Mrs D M Thompson, Miss
Symington ; knit slippers, Miss Dreaney,
Mrs 8 H Johnston ; knitted quilt, Miers
Symington, Yrs K MacLeod; footstool, i
Miss Symington, Mrs D M Thompson ;
table centerpiece, Mrs A Johnston, Mrs '
A McCarroll ; washstand splasher, linen,
hint A McCarron, Mrs D M Thompson, ;
knitted or tufted quilt, Miss Symington, 1
Mrs A Johnston ; embroidery- in walla -
chain, Mrs Howrie, Mrs!) M Thompson;
shadow embroidery, Mrs D M Thomp-
son, Mrs A Johnstou; hardanger work,
Mrs Howrie, Mrs K MacLeod ; tatting,
Mrs A Johnston, Miss Symington . best
collection of ladies' work, Ml's D M
Thompson, Mrs A Johnston, Mre Howrie.
FINE ARTS. ETC.
Painting on bolting cloth, Mime Sym-
ington ; collection of oil paintings. Yrs T
E Durnin, Mrs Howrie ; collection of
water colors, Mrs Howrie, Mrs A John-
ston ; pencil drawing, Mrs A Johnston,
Thos. Stothers : crayon drawing, Mrs K
MacLeod, Mrs Howrie : pen and ink
sketches, Mrs A Johnston : specimen of
penmanship by boy or girl under 15
years, Andrew Kirk. C C' Brown, Mrs
D M Thompson ; collection of flowers,
painted on glass, Miss D Symington ;
painting on china, Mrs Howrie, Mrs A
Johnston : collection of metallic lustre
painting. Mrs Howrie. Miss Symington :
collection of autumn leaves, Andrew
Kirk, Mrs Alex. McCarron : oil painting
animals, Mrs Howrie : collection of in-
sects Imoultedl by boy or girl under 15
years, Gordon Thompson collection of
noxious weeds and seed.. named. by boy
or girl under 15 years. Gonion Thogtp-
son, Andrew Kirk.
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Polluting the Great Lakes
The committee of the Internetiooal
Waterway• Commission which has
been investigating the pollution of
great lakes water* recommends im-
mediate nysaeures to protect the health
of the -ities un the lakes. Of the nerd
of seine restr,ction upon the duinping
of untreated wunie-tpat sewage into
the lakes there Yea never been doubt.
It pollution proceeds at its present
rate the shore waters all around the
large lakes will he as badly tootaw-
ioated a'. the waters of Niagara and
Detroit rives Despatches trout
Washington Butte that one of the
United States commissioners is decis-
ively reoomweriding that congress
take action to institute federal con-
trol of sewage pollution on the Yankee
cid.. iu the interests of the puhlic
been h. What the United Stater
'authorities do in respect of jurisdic-
tion over the clatter 15 not of Interest
to Caoadiane, INA that they shall de
something effective to put an end to
the slow poisoning of the lakes that
is going on assuredly ;e. if dealt with
singly, the various states bordering
oar the great lakes would be very slow
to take the 'sliced action required. If
real progress in compelling. muni-
cipalities to treat theirsewageis to be
made there Must be united effort. This
has, heretofore, been lacking, and
even at presentconstitutions./ difficul-
ties stand in the way of the United
States frleraI authorities taking
charge. However, Ontario cannot be
blamed if it fails to iulflt the earitary
requirement• of the inst notion while
United S ;at e. cities continue to offend.
Shoe progress( trove the meeting of
the Waterways Cowmisioo would be
heartily welcomed.
Clpthing for.
Nen and Boys
This is our specialty, and we believe we have
the best selection of Men's and Boys' Garments in
the county.
Just now we are selling a good many Hats.
We have them in great variety, stiff and soft styles,
and can please the most fastidious taste.
A complete line of Gents' Furnishings.
McLEAN BROS.
The Square, Godericb
SEMIREADYTAILORING
Agents for Carhartt Overalls, Stanfield's Underwear,
Arrow Brand Collars and Cuffs.
Fitwell Hats,
semineseenotessesewsteaese I
THE FALL
PLOWING
Now is the time to see that
your plows ate in goiid shape for
the fall plowing. We have a
good display of plows on our
door, including the Verity walk-
ing and riding Plows.: also the
famous No. 21 Fleut y Plow.
1f you need POWER we have
GASOLINE ENGINES from
oneand one-half to thirty Horse-
power
We have two Buggies left and
will sell at a bargain to clear
teem out in order to make room
for cutters.
A tell line of MASSEY-HAR-
RIS IMPLEMENTM always on
hand.
When in town call at
THE
MASSEY--HARRIS
STORE
ROBERT WILSON
Hamilton Street, Goderieb.
arteranosnawaireneessniaWswe
Mac Ewan's
COAL
Best Scranton Hard
Coal—all sizes.
Cannel Coal for open
grates- -the highest
quality of Coal that
can be bought for
the purpose.
Empire Dome s t i c
Lump Coal — most
satisfactory Soft Coal
for ranges, box stoves
and fireplaces.
Standard Chestnut
and Furnace Coke.
All kinds of Hard-
wood and Kindling.
Peter MacEwan Estate
'telephone 91
HAVE YOU
CATARRH•? breortiing
impaired? Does year throat
get hunky or clogged?
Modern science proves that
these symptoms result frpen nm
downnheal
h. SSnuffs and vapors
ere irritating
rrtat and heelless. You
shoukl Fo ngeneral health
with the oil -food in Scott's
Emulsion -its nourishing
powers will enrich and enliven
the blood, aid nutrition and as-
similation and assist nature to
chock the inflammation and
bed the sensitive membranes
whieb are affected.
Seat t 's Ew..lsien
will raise your
laniard of health
so correct catarrh.
shes sad hair eaa SCOTT'S
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Sher.in-I///!alai Palate Corer the Earth
W�IrtIfW�>>igUtvll,
IT PAYS TO'BUY THE BEST
Use Sherwin-
Williams Paints
and Varnishes
A suitable finish
for every kind of 'sur-
face. Made to look
well and wear well.
Beautify and pro-
tect your house with
Sherwin -W i l l i a m s
paint. Call and get
color card and Home
Decorator.
For Chilly Days
a Perfection or
Famous Oil Heater
is the very thing to
keep the house cosy
and comfortable
before the furnace is
started.
Perfectly ordorless
Easy to carry from
MOM to room.
�iTFiE_BEST:LI NE OF THE
INE CUTLER?
AT�TME
,�tuw
MRS. HOUSEWIFE.: DON'T YOU WANT SOME GOOD,
FINE KNIVES AND FORKS AND SPOONS. AND A CARVING
SET FOR YOUR NICE TABLET
OUR CARVING KNIVES WILL CARVE: OVR CUTLERY
WILL CUT.
WL CUT OUR PRiCLS WHEN WL FIRST MARK OVR
CUTLERY. NO "SHARP" PRACTICE iN OVR HARD-
WARE STORE.
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CHAS. .C. LEE
noses : -Store, 22 : Hoose 112
$ For Hardwarz. PIuvt'i ri; sal Heatitg EIPEsvestrou;hiwg se. 1 Electric Wirint
3
Grandmother's
Way Was All
Rgiht in Her
Day
Clean your house
as it should be
cleaned. We have
both electric and
gasoline Va c u u m
Cleaners for rental.
Tungsten
Lamps
We have just re-
ceived an import
shipment of Tungsten
Lamps, both clear
and frosted, which we
are going to sell at
prices which cannot
be duplicated even in
the city. We are the
sole agents for these
lamps, which are of
wire drawn filament
and guaranteed to
give the best of ser-
vice. it will pay you
to call Ant! ins ct
them.
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