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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-10-1, Page 3TTTE SIG : (ODaRICH : ONTARIO gyOslsDAT, Oc'TOm 1, 19I4 $ LUCKNOW FALL FAIR UST OF raiz, woman* aURRllla. HEAVY DRAgT, 1O1PWtK Maeda. i MaQuImare. three T Uho, Abe erre. StImported mate, two yeah, Wge K Motto. Imported mare, ow year. W Me- g Milo. f _�, W Ford by lm MR Martin. , yuil .yen,. h horses end wagon, J McDiar- w i 1 mused ,( foal in JosephBrood are r that bast ai 1914, .1 \Vetere', Joseph Hooker. t.Ml ut 1914. 3 McDiarmid, John Ithamer, M Malbieson. Tt,o.yyearuld gelding, W Taylor, Ed DlcQu year old Hackett. Ten yyeaflay, Joseph lees, (Int -year-old (elating, Was R Joseph Hargett. Wesby Henderson & Hone. W Alton, J tlae.year-old filly. A \Vrbatrr din Best tree -year-old mare or 2 and I g (' M Aitobeeon, W Tay lorFemale, any age Cauedian bled, J Mi lnerwld 1 and i 11..• d ware and two of her progeny, .1 \\•rioter, Joseph Hackett. tient five horses from either Huron l iTao hot es. Je trM Dtar, uid, Rube't \\ Aster. AORI(!ULTURAL span in harness and rig. R Webster, A W Alton, J McKenzie. Itr.ad mare that has raised foal iu 1911. J Dhamer, K McKinnon. J Web- ster. Foal of 1914, W Taylor, J McDian wad, M McMillan. '1'e•o-veer-old getting. James Bar- h..u. W Taylor. Tao-yearold filly, J McDiarmid, R \\ rioter. K McKinnon. I ►ne year-old gelding. J McQuillia. R Webster. C M Altsbeson. one year-old Ally, A W Alton. Rini - sell Middleton, W Taylor. Female, any pge, Canadian bred, J \IrDiarmid, K 'McKinnon. Itro•ai (Hare aro two of ber progeny, W Taylor. GENERAL PCRP'OSI. Span in harness and rig R McQuil- lin, E C Johnston, W Henderson & tions. Brood mare that ham raised foal is 1914. Itid, MrQuillin. F•.al of 1914. Ed. McQuillin, R Mo- Ilndlin, D K Webster. Two-year-old gelding or filly. W C \Vehl.. • n.•.year-old gelding or filly, D K Webster. The range with pure white enamelled steel reservoir stamped from one piece. The Cla Bora j reservoir is seamless and clean `' enough to use in cooking, and preserving. See the McClary dealer. SOLD BY HOWELL HARDWARE CO. Best steer. age . r breed nut consider- ed, A Nicholson. CARRIAOC HORSEx span in harness and rig. Roy Por- ter. Brood mare that has raised foal in 1911, W t' Webb, J G McLeod. Foal of 1914. J G MacLoed, W O Webb. Two.year-old gelding or Ally. M Mac- M.Ilian. tiingle carriage horse, Elliott Miller. (,ilntour Bros. ROAD HORSES, Buggy horse. W G (trey, W Hender- son, It Webster. Brood mare. M MacMillian. Foal of 1914. M MacMillian. l w.. -year-old gelding or filly, N 0 MacKenzie. One -tear -old gelding or filly, \V Bio -glass. P Smeltzer, W Woods. JIMMY. Female, any age, .1 M.-Qnrllin. ('ow giving milk, 1) K Webster. SHEEP LE ICKNTKIt Aged ram, W Struthers and Hou. Sheet -ling ram, R Glean, W Strut hen and Son. Ram Iamb. R Glenn, W and Son. Aged ewe. R Glen 1 and 2. Kwe lamb, it Glen, W 8trutbere and Sun. Pen, H Glei n. OXFORD. Aged ram, W R McDonald. Ram lamb, W R McDonald 1 and 2. Aged ewe, W R Melooald 1 and 2 8bearline ewe. W R McDonald 1 and 2. Ewe lamb, W R McDonald 1 and 2. Pen W R McDonald. SHROPSHIRE DOWNS. taut. D Henderson, A K Cope - Struthers land Shearling ram, O Henderson. D Henderson. Ram lamb, A K Copeland, A K Co land. ed ewe, D Henderson, A K Cope- ' Sbewcliog ewe, A R Copeland, D Henderson. Ewe lamb, A K Copeland, D Hen- derson. Pen, D Henderson. Beet ram. any age or breed, Rohl,. Glenn. SWINE. RERKRHIRE PIU9. Boar. J Alton. Sow, farrowed in 1914. J Alton. Boar, farrowed in 1914, Jas. Alton. N - URKOHIRE PION. Boar. J Ahos. Sow that has raised pigs in 1914, 3 Alton, J Turner. Sow. farrowed in 1914. 3 Alton. J Turner. Boar, farrowed in 1914. J Turner, J Alcan. POULTRY. roan - Black Minaret's, George Potter, 1 A P ICC I A LR and b 1. Mackenzie, Laura Archer, Mn andd 2nd. R Plymouth Rock, barred. two lsto, J Alton. Orphington, buff, 0 Putter. two lots and 2nd. Dorking., J Alton. Wyandotte. any other. D Scott, two 1.t. and 2nds. Anemias, T P James, G Potter, one 1.t and two2..1s. Guinea fowl, W Woods. (freer, any kind, A W Alton, James Alt on. Pigeons, J. Cain, prize recommend- ed. Wite Leghorns, G Potter, two lata Lady driven . Rena Gordon. Mrs rs h \Vrbster (prize recommended). turnout. James Kirkpatrick, W (1 they, \V A McEvers. Ladies' bitching race. Miss James (T P James', Mrs. James Webster. Mrs D 5 Mclntoah. Mare or gelding, any age. W R Mar- tin 1 and 2. Most valuable horse, W R Martin. Best halter -broken colt of 1914, Roy \Irlliaruid, , D K Webster. lioy.. competition, 16 to 19 years. judging bones (parents' names) J Webster. 0 M Aiti:be.on, W Taylor. Boys. 15 years and under, judging boy-. (parents names) R Webster, J Alton. W C Webb. Ladies turnout. Masa Kirkpatrick. CATTLE. SPECIALS Best fat calf, ,J Webster, R Durnin SHORT HORNS. Bull, :i years or over, McKay Bros. hull, 2 years old, J Webster, M Beaton. Bull, 1 year old, J McDiar 'ld. Boll calf, S months and under 12. Me - Kay Bros., James Barbour. Bull calf, 6 months and tinder, Me - Kay Bros. Aged cow, McKay Bros. 1 and 2. Three-year-old cow, McKay Brae. Two-year-old better, J Webster, Mc - Kay e -Kay Bees.. One -year-old heifer. .1 Webster 1 and 2. Heifer calf. 6 months and under 12, McKayBios, J Webster. Heifr calf, d months and under, James Alton. Female, any ego, McKay Bros. Your natives, McKayBroa. Heed, J Webster, y Bees. 1KacEwan Estate rxcl,t►i.e Agents for SCRANTON COAL for Gnderich and District Egg Coal, $7.50 Stove and Chestnut, 17.75 per ton BEST COAL MINED Any quantity best all Maple Mahe, Mixed Wood, Hemlock and Kindling teenier or Pine. i TELEPMUMKS, office qt teaidence ais or 68 Carrot. Mrs D 8 McIntosh. OullectIoii of baking. Mrs A Mr- Oartot, Mn W R /artier, Mn George Potter. Bight articles of food for • working mans supper. Mn N Morrison, Mn George Potter, Mrs. D 8 Melatosb. Fire o'clock tea, Mn D 8 McIntosh, Mn T Clark, Mrs A MoCar rol. • Collection pickles, Mn A McCarrol, Mn D8 Mrletosb. Home made Dandy. Mrs George Pot- ter, Mrs D 8 McIntosh. Hard soap, .1 Alum, Mr. A MoD. r - rel. Horne made buns, plains, Mrs A McOarrol, Mrs W R Fent ler.. Home -wade tea biscuits. -- - Mrs F McDonald. Johnny cake, Mrs I' !McDonald, Rena Gordon. Light layer cake, Mrs t) 5 McIntosh. Mrs W Ferrier. Dark layer cake, Mrs .T .Clark, Mire W R Ferrier. Fruit cake, Mrs A McCarrol, Mn D 8 Melnin.,h. Doughnut■, Mn T Mortar. Mn George Putter. Ott rake, Mrs 11 S Mclptosh, Mrs 1' held. Short bread, Mrs.T ('link, Mrs W R Ferrier. Ito pie, Mrs D M Thompson, Me* T Reid. 'Apply pie, Mary Ensign. Mrs 5 Mnrrtson. Pumpkin pie, Mn 8 Mot beim. Mrs T Reid. Hen's eggs, Mrs George Potter, Mn C M Aitcheson. Home-made bread. Havelock pure Manitoba flour, Mrs D a Mrintonb. dome -made hrrad, Sepoy Blended flour, Mn W R Ferrier. Collection pastry baking Made -Rite Ideal Pastry flour, Mrs. A Mc('aroll. FRUIT. Alezandets, Joeepb Hackett, J Al- ton. B.Idwiu., K Cameron, 0 A Greer. Ben Davis, K Cameron. T Moore. Culber's, 1' McDonald, A W Alton. Cay uga Red Streak K Cameron, J Miller. D imbeds, Mackenzie Bros., 3 Miller. Crab apples, A W Alton, J Alton. Gravenstein*, A W Alton, J Alton. Wealthy, J Hackett. J Miller. King of Tompkins Co., J Hackett, J Gaunt. Fallowater, Joseph Hackett. Canada red, T Moore, J Hackett, Mann, K Cameron, 0 A Greer. Wolf River, K Cameron, W McQuits lin. King pippin, ----M3Intyre Bros ,'HIu'KE`le of 1914. White Lrghoros, two Este and two 2nds. Plymouth Rock, G Potter, two lets and two seconds. Orrbington Buff, 0 Potter, two late and two 2nde. Anconas, (i Potter, two late mitt two 2n ds. TOLt.RD ANGUS. Buil, anyage, James lsarbosr. Hull cal. Frank Todd. Heifer calf. Prank Todd. Female an Freak AL Hord, Frans Todd Mal., any age, Durham, Hereford or Polled Angus, J Webster. GRAIN. Fall wheat. white, W R Martin, J McDiarrnid, W R Ferrier. Fall wheat, red, 8 Phillip& Son. Spring wheat, J Alton. goose wheat, A Alton. Wheat, any kind. S Phillips. Black oats, J. Alton. Whit, oat., J Alton, W R Martin, W Henderson k tons. Short white oda, .1 Alton, .1 McDlarmi Alton, J Ranee - mid, w barley, mid, A W Alton. Ike peas. J Alton, A W Alton, J McDiermid. small peas, W R Ferrier. Rye. A W Alton. Timothyseed, James Alton, A W Alton, Jon McDlar'mid Y Dost sorer cm ewe, John MoDiav- l;lid, C M Attcbeene. Coen on ear, any other, J MoDiae• rrlfd, 1' Rmelzer. Flour, T Reid. (RADE CATTLE. Grade cow giving milk, W J Lyons, J N tinter. Two -old baiter, A Nkbol.ns, Jamie Bar rerrrb . l)ee-y.arold heifer. J Barbour. J \Venvier. Heifer calf, James Barbour, M Beat -- Teo -year-old steer. McKay Bene. line -year old steer, J Webster 1 and Alton, A W T. Swans' 'Bus, Livery and Back Stables MONTREAL STUN= JUST ore' THE SQUARE a U BUSKS MEET ALL TRAINS AND : PASSENGER : BOATS Passengers called for in any part of the town for all trains at 6. T. R. or C. P. R. depots. Prompt , service and careful atten- dance •' Our Livery and Hack service will he found op= to -date in even respect. Your pat ronagesot iciled. " IT. 1(t SWARTS I Phone Montreal Street Meer calf, J Webster. W Woods. Herd• J Webster. Best Moet ental, J Webster. A Nicholson. (MAAR CATTLE TOR °WALRUS. Two-yearold heifer, A Nicholson 1 and i Two-year-old stew. A Nickelson. Fatted cow. sew or better. A Nieh- nMen. Beet three shook steers, A Niebolaos. TTS LYE DIRT" EA Oatmeal, T Reid. Flax seed, J Alton. Red 'lover seed. Jaynes Hackett. Garden beans, W (' Webb. White beans, T Moore. Collection of corn. grain an.t grasses, Mrs Ed. McQuilllo, Mn 0 M Thomp- son, Mrs. McCarrol. Three sunflower. George P"lter. W R Ferrier. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES. Blenheim pippin, McIntyre Bros. J Gaunt. Ribatooe pippin, Mackenzie Bros., F Miller. ontarios, K Camercn, W E Mc- Donald. Rhode Inland Greening', Mackenzie' Bros.. 1 Miller. Rozboro Ru,setta, J Alton, Mac- kenzie Bros. Golden Roomette, W Hunter k Son. Famous or Snow, 3 Miller, T Moore. Northern Spy, K Cameron, Mac- kenzie Bros. Wagner., J Hackett, 1 Congram. McIntosh Red, W E McDonald, Aoy other fall variety, McIntyre Boos., 3 Hackett. Any other winter variety, Macken- zie Bros, N 0 Mackenzie. Three fall varieties, 0 A Greer, W F: McDonald. Five winter rarieties, K Cameron, W 4 McDonald. Beet variety named apples, Macken- zie Bros., Jake Miller. Fall pears, J Turner, 8 Morrison. Winter. pears, T Moore. W Hunter & Son. Blue plums, W J Lyons. Red plums, %V 4 McDonald, I Con-. gram. Yellow plums, W J Lyons, 1 Con - gram. Red variety grapes, F McDonald, 0 A Greer. Three named variety grapes, M Beaton. F McDonald. Largest collection grapes, F McDon- ald. Prunes, special, W E McDonald. Blue grapes, special, W E McDon- al.t. Barrel export apples, J Hackett. Four varieties potatoes. Mrs D 5 McIntosh. Red pot atone. Mrs D S Mc l n tosb. White potatoes. Mackenzie Bros., T Reid. Red Mangulds, P McMillan, W R Martin. Short beet., W Hunter k Son, N 0 Mackenzie. Long beets, T Moore, W R Ferrier. Swede turnips, J McD,armid, P Smeltaer. Turnips, any other variety, J Mc- Diarmld. Field carrots, W R Ferrier, 0 M Aitoheson. Garde*. giants. T Moore. C M Alt- cheson. Long carrots. W J Lyon. T•Reid. Parsnips, (' Aitcbeseo, Russ. Middle- ton. Tomatoes, T Reid. W R Ferrier. Onions, M Beaton, Top onion.. W J Lyons. CweitAasser, lesosaa Pews... . Pumpkins, 4 M ,hissres oa, - Rues Middleton. Nosebag, W R Ferrier, D 9 Mc- Intosh. Watermelon, W R Ferrier, F Miller. M..ltmelons, Bert Mille, I Congrain. Citrons, 8 Reid. Mrs D S McIntosh. racy, 1 Congram, T Reid. ie'numbse. W R Ferrier, W J ricCall's Patterns Perrin fllloves LADIES' DEPARTMENT. HOME MANUF'A(Tt'RER,t. Collection fancy work. Mrs H \V Tamlyn, Mrs K McLeod, M Living- stone. Crochet work, Mrs H W Tamlyn, Mn T Clark, Mina F Siddall. Irish laces named, Mrs H W Tamlyn. Collection sofa t.illows, Mrs M Hog- an, Mrs K McLeod. Fancy work, girl under Id, Jean Douglas. Knitting in cotton, Mn H W Tam- lyn. Counterpane, knitted, Mn H W Tamlyn, Mn H McLeod, Mrs T Moore Collection knitting in cotton, Mrs H W Tamlyn. Mn T Moore. Collection knitting in wool, M =stone. Mrs T Moore, Mn W Mc - Collection novelties, Mrs T Clark. Mrs H W Tamlyn. Old-fashioned bousebold articles, Mn IC McLeod. Patch quilt. silk. Mn L LaChapelle, Mn H W Tamlyn. Mrs D M Thomp- Lyons. Garden vegetables. collection. W R Ferrier, Mrs D 8 Mclotcsh. Collection field roots, Mn D 8 Me- %tosb. P tlmelxer. Sample eolleetion, Mn A McCarroll, Mn D S McIntosh. DAIRY AND TABLE S('PPLIKs Collection hatter, Mrs 1 Congram Mn D K Webster. Tuh butter, Mrs 1 l'bagram, Mrs D S McIntosh. Mrs D K Webster. Crock butter. Mrs 0 K Webster, Mee ft Morrison, Mrs.1 Wender. Roll butter or prints. Mn. W R Ferrier. Mn A McLeod. Mrs I (Con- Hooe made bread. MisJJ Turner. Fer- rier. Mn 1) 5 McIntosh, Mn Baker' breed. T Redd Honey ,_extracted. Mrs T Clark, F Me 'pup. R Webster, J Hackett. sass.sd fruits. Mss r-1 Me- re ss Goods and Silks 11 The Season's Newest Dress Fabrics Imported by us direct from the old Country Special Values in Serges in Black, Navy, Cream and Grey, 52 inches $wi e, per yard 1.0 Whipcord Specials in all the popular values, 42 inches wide, per yard...60c Honeycomb Suitings in all the new color combinations. This is one of the season's newest fabrics, 42 inches wide, per yard Special showing of individual Suit Lengths in' novelty crepes, ratines, nigger heads, and all the new cloths in mahogany, purple, and all the staple colorings, prices varying from, per yard $1.25 to $3.00 Special value in rich quality Pailette Silk, 36 inches wide, black and all colors. While the present stock lasts, per yard $1.00 Fancy Shot Silks and Novelty Silks in individual dress lengths ....All Prices Kid Gloves Kid Gloves There will be a great shortage in Kid Gloves. This season we were for- tunate in placing large orders and having early deliveries. Our stock was never better than at present and all are marked at old prices while the present stock lasts. Perrin's real French Kid Gloves. Our leader, per pair $1.00 Perrin's Eglantine Gloves, extra quality, per pair $1.25 , • .. $1.50 The above Gloves are all guaranteed and tome in black, white and colon Perrin's Long Kid Gloves, in black, tan and white, super quality, perpr. $2.50 Perrin's Savoy Gloves, super quality, per pair Chamoisette Gloves are very popular, Kayser make in natural nd w35c, hid te, 0c per pair.: New Coats New Coats New Coats just to hand all the season's choicest styles are being shown. $7.50 to $35:00 Ladies' Coats from Misses' and Childrens' Coats at all prices. Penman's Hosiery McCall's Patterns trb- � Millar's Scotch Store Mn 56 son. Patch q.JM, weer-MsaMi-W-Tamlis.. Mfrs 1) 8 >fetntnetr... - .-. • Patch quilt, cotton.Mrs H W Tam- lyn. Mrs 1' 8meltsee, Mrs T Moore. Pair all wool blankets Mrs A W Alton, Mn 8 Morrison, Mfrs T Moore. Pair aaios blankets, Mrs T Moose. Sofa pillow, embroidered. M Living - 1) stone, ales K McLeod, Mrs Thompson. Sofa pillow, band painted, LMrs Hogan, Mn Mcleod, Sofa pillow, any other, MLiving- stone. Mn K McLeod, Mn T Reid. Shirt waist, band nub oidored. Mn H W Tamlyn, M Livirg.tone. Met women's Ane underwear, Mn A McOarroll. Mrs Mm Mackenzie. Floor mat any kind, Mn. Reid, Mn Moore, Mrs McCarroll., Berlin wool work nat. Mre Morriaou, Mrs Thompson. Dressed doll, lira. Potter, M'. Thompson. Baby s bonnet. Mrs WnMackenzie, M Livingstone. Bah 's dress, Mrs R Thompson. Mn K McLeod. Button boles, M IJvingutone, Mrs McKensle. Bedroom 'dippers, Mn McKeesie, Mrs *eon. (Oct batted os pegs 21 ARROWROOT, MALTO CREAM SANDWICH, OPERA FINGERS, WATER ICE WAFERS, LEMON NECTAR These and other Perrin's Sweet Biscuits are the very acme of deliciousness. We put them in our so that you can sample them readily. We will send this ment of our fancy biscuits to you for 10 cents in coin or grocer's name. Some of them may be entirely new to probably .Like them all. Write for the sampler package today. delightful assort - stamps and your you - you will LIMITED LOWDON- r CANADA ,BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND enblecbbl instructors at�ebe�� MC.A.M. ri. L4 �orf. Os. s assisted to pewtioss. Collage is sesame from sept lee. Catalogue free. Retie say Uma. J.W. WileinMt J. W. Westervelt. Ji.J MOW toC":Z=Int -There are jinn two motion for Menne gig In the Oasellaa Annette. Os. le from Toros+ tO. Individual Instruction Permits you to enter any day at THE NORTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE owe. SOUND, QNTAR'o 11 „ ,.r,;Rn�> t .• tbs ksest tis seSh. txwrUral ha.lnea. eehool'ta l' assails. Expert lest sorters - - (T,r own three -toy Cola. RaHilinf.' 118verr Rrsdnate'swim Goa a'po.Ilion ."- (me sea harass Reek.eglagletieRP C. Fi.EMyx F.C.A.. Principal. G. D. Ft.EniNO. Secretary. ADVERTISE IN THE SIGNAL Brophey Brost ft R '11 The Leading Funeral Director% sed Embalmers Orders carefully attended to at all hours, night or day. r- -The town of KORora 'e to have a Carnegie library.