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HAYFIELD FALL FAIR UST OF
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THE LATEST MARKfTy
Toronto Cattle Market
Representative prices are: -
ONLY1 Choiceteary steers ... 91.40to99.M
EiENU1NE Handy heavy steers6.00 6.49
Butcher steers, good7.76 0.15
do medium 7.00 7.76
do. common 1.76 7.10
-- _ Heifers. good to choles7.60 9.11
do. used luill to good7.09 7.50
Butcher cows choice9.76 7.60
do. good 6.26 1.76
do. medium10 6.11
do. common.5.00 6.60
Butcher bulls. choice6.75 7.10
do. good bulls 6 26 6.76
do. medium 6.60 6.15
do. rough bologna 4 00 6.60
SOLD O N Feeders, 954 to 1.100 lbs. 7.25 710
do. bulls 5.26 4.26
THE Stockers, 750 to 900 ibs 6.75 7.26
MERITS ON do. med.. 6t.0 to 710 6.26 6.75
do. light, 600 to 650 6.60 6.60
Candles 3.60 4.66
SINIOtDyJS Cutters 4.50 6.00
IN Milkers, circles each75.00 96.00
L1NI ENIdo. cont and med0.00 76.00
50.00 50.00 100.00
Calves, veal, choice9.00 10.60
BEWARE
OF
IMITA-
TIONS
do. medium 7.00 9.00
ti11UKI3INUlNliSpring colanlmmon
ba 6.00 7.00
6.00 0,00
Yearling lambs
Buck lambs
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and Ewes • light
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
1OLD LETI'ERINO
ou LEATHER (1O0OD8
All order. promptly attended to on leaving
bean at THE SIGNAL Ooderlch-
A. B. TAYLOR. SiRATYoRD.
MEDICAL
1V.. GEO. HN..ILEMANN, oarh:-
il PATH. •pecialut to women'+ and ch.l-
Jren's dieea,•e•., acute. Arunic•, and nerrow.dl..-
siders, ere, ear,nae+ mad throat, lumbago anti
rheum t a cundiliuu'. )mos No. th •.Meet, til
Moor trues the notions, Gooch -itch.
R. I''. J. H. l''OR.STER-EYE. EAI.
)I
Howenaand throat only. Hoe enn-eou.
ew York Ophthalmic and Aural Im•titute,
^4ulad AA•i+t-, Ear, Nuneend 1 hr-o..t Ho-p.ta.,
Sudden aqume, and Moun.xteld`. at ye Hoo vp4a•l,
Lamdwt, )•..stand. (Ake,)3
9tratfo••1, u,q•o•Ite Knox t hur.. n. Hu J. 9,
:o IY a....1 to i W o.• T to s p. w. Telephone
W11, AN1) MINNIt. M. OREEK,
D. L., t.h(ropaetor., .pine and nerve
syeefall►[s. Chiropractic w the .tnnnoe that
out without drug. or knife. Flee examine -
i4011. Unto un ar saes..' .. Shur bluer , s..
(roue.' (a. M....t .tract. i'huoe )n. e5 -2m
LEGAL
7.00 7.60
6.25 6.76
6.26 6.15
Sheep. heavy and bucks 4.00 1.25
Culls 3.00 i.00
Hogs, weighed off cars8.76 0.00
do. ted and watered8.50 0.00
do. role • 8.15 0.00
Toronto Grain Priests
The following wholesale prices apye
quoted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitoba Wheat -Lake ports, old
crop, No. 1 northern, 91.16; No. 2
northern. $1.13',4; iiew crop. No. 1
northern, 91.14; No. ,3 northern. 61.11.
Manitbba Oats -New crop, No. 2
C.W., 54c; No. 3, ('.W., 53c, bay ports.
Ontario Oats -New, outside, 45c to
46c.
Ontario Wheat -No. 2, car lots.
$1.04 to 81.06, outside. according to
freights,
American Corn -Fresh shelled. No.
1 yellow, 79c, c.i.f. the bay. Canadian
corn, Sic to 412c. Toronto.
Peas -No. 3. 11.10 to 61.15, cadets
outside.
Rye -No. 2, 78r to 80c, utside.
Barley --Good malting barley, out:
sldo. 63c to 67c; Manitoba barley, 62c
to '65c, lake ports.
Rolled Oars -Per bag of 90 pounds
PRIZE WINNERS
HORSES
r.ENEKAL Pone,*
Brood mare, Thos. Brownet, Itot d.
Dalgety. foal, Thos. Browner, Sam
Cleave; measliest or illy. 1 years odd, A.
Eloost, J. R. Sterling: ase -year-old.
John and K. Reid: team, J. Decker, sr.
AGRICULTURAL
Brood mlare, J. R. Sterling, George
Penhale; foal. John Stewart. A. Dunkin;
gelding or filly. 9 years old. John and R.
Redd, John McBride: one year-old,
Arthur Evans, J. It. Sterling; team,
John McBride.
HEAVY DRAFT
Foal. Arthur Evans: gelding or filly, 2
years old. Nelson Keys; learn. Ww.
Stevenson.
ROADSTER
Brood mare, Malcolm McNaughton,
L)ouglaa McDougal: foal, Malcolm Mc
Naughton, Douglas McDougal; gelding
or ally, 1 years old, Douglas McDougal,
Henry Talbot; team, John Decker. Sr.,
Goo. C. Dale: single rtadeter, Morton
Elliott, C. Truewner.
t'ARILIA( E
Brood mare, Lewis Anderson: foal,
Lewitt Anderson, Geo. A. Betties; geld-
ing or ratty, 2 ream old, Geo. A. Betties:
one -year-old. Geo. A. Settles.; team,
Roland Geiger; single carriage horse,
C. Galbraith, Jas. Connolly: best gentle-
man's outfit, M. Elliott, 1'. Either; lady
driver. .1. Decker. Sr.. Mrs. Hey.
CATTi.E
GRADE CATTLE
Milch cow, John and It. Reid. l:. II.
Wise: heifer, I years old, Wellington
Elliott. E. II. Wise; one year-old, E. H.
Wise. 1st and 2nd. calf, E. BI. Wise,
'Wellington Elliott; steer calf. John and
R. Reid. E. H. Wise; steer, 2 years old,
E. H. Wise, let and Soli: one -year-old,
Wellington Elliott: 1st and Ind: tat sow.
heifer or steer. i:. H. Wise. Wellinetoa
Elliott.
DURHAM
Milch cow, Beatty Bros.. E. H. Wile;
heifer. two years old, E. H. Wlae,
Beatty Bros.: year-old, Beatty Bros.,
E. H. Wine; heiferealt, A. Elcoat. E. H.
Wise: bull calf. E. Il. Wise, John and
IR. Reid.
J i:ItaEY
Ilfilch cow, John Gardner. F. Keegan.
SHEET'
I.EIC'F.NT ER
` Shcarling rata, A. Elo.ae. rant lamb,
A. Elcoat, let and Ind; pair ewes. E. H.
Wise; shearling ewes, 1:. ll. Wise; ewe
Iamb, A. Elcoat, let and 2nd.
LINCOLN,
Rata. Geo. Penhale: shearling ram.
Snow tlt n Bros. Geo. Penhale: ram lamb,
Geo Penhale let and 2nd; pair ewes,
63.05 to 9325; in smeller lots, 63.25 IGeo. Penhale, Snowden Brox.; .hcarling
to 93.40; per barrel. $6.75, wholeiele.
Windsor to Montreal.
R. (l. HAYS Buckwheat -None offering..
uAltKl3Tklt, t .I.1CITtf. NOTARY Milifeed--Carlota, Manitoba bran, FINE w IML ,Houston, J. S. ilowrie : drawn work, J.
J. R.; winter apples, W. A.
; ;t. 8".0100tillap,bs. J.
R. O. Tiumn.0r, Mean. Geo. A.
W. Dolled?[ 0ptlss.h.sg. I.
Krrepe• Dolle emu at pears. I. Reagan.
W. F. Mikaalf: fall pears. F. Keegan,
W. F. Meecalt, wilder pears, W. A.
Saltiest'. John McClure; peaches, Jas.
Campbell J. R. Sterling; plums. Miss F.
E. Fergana, John Trough: prunes. Thos.
Browned, Mae t'. E. r. id
sol; bswlns
J. R. Stirling, John lure; Northern
8ples, J. R. Sterling. W. A. Betkwell;
yellow Drabs, Snowden Bros., F. Kee -
pa: red Daub[, Ww. B. Betties, Gutty
iteatty; King of Tompkins. Richard Pest
hale, R. W. Dvlgaty; Oreentnga, John
Mc('Iure, W. A. Belkwlll; Ribulua Pip
pia, Robt. G. Reid; 10-ouaO0 Pippin,
Richard Penhale, John McClure: Wag
neem, F. Keegan, C. Truemner, golden
ruwetta, F. Keegan. C. Truemner, Blew
helm Ptpplss, J. R. 13terline, Gately
Beatty; t3nows, F. Keegan, W. A. Balk-
wfll.
ewes. Geo. Penhale; ewe lamb. Geo.
Penhale. let and 'Ind: wether lamb,
Snowden tiro..
V Et; ETARLES
Early potatoes named, C. Truemner,
Robt. Greer; late potatoes, C. Truew-
ner. Abba. titter; u.ugolds yellow
globe, Snowden Bros., Jam. Campbell;
intermediate, Thos. Cen eruo: field oar -
rota, Sam Chime, Jas. Campbell; table
carrots, A. E. Erwin, R. W.Delgaty;
table beets, John Tough. Mrs. Mode:
heads cabbage, Richard Smith, John
McClure; heads cauliflower, Mrs. Hew-
son, Jas. Campbell; muskmelons. Jas.
Campbell. Richard Penhale; parsnips',
Sans ('leave, Richard Peal ak': pumpkin
J. Decker, Sr.. Thos. Catmeron; squash,
Snowda'u Bros., Saw Cleave; field tur-
nips. J. Decker Sr., Snowden Bros.:
sugar beets, J. K. Sterling. Sam Cleave:
white celery, Thos. Cameron, W. F.
Metcalf; winter radish, Win. B. Bot-
tles; cttroea, Richard Smith, F. Kee
gen; white beans. Wu,. Betties; large
white beans. \% . F. Metcalfe, Geo. A.
Cooper: potato onions, large English,
Thom. Cameron; white onions, F. Kee-
gan, W. F. Metcalf, red onions, John
Tough. Richard Penhale: yellow onions.
F. Keegan, Richard Smith; red Mina -
toes. Mrs. Hewson, W. F. Metcalf; yel-
low tomatoes, W. F. Metcalf. W. It.
Betties: peach tomatoes, W. F. Met-
calf. Mrs. Hewson: roots salsify, Saw
Cleave. Jas. Cantphell.
LADIES WORK
Collection fancy handkerchiefs, Mrs.
Ross, Mrs. How vie ; trial. crochet lace,
Mrs. Howrie. Mrs. S.,Houaton : crochet
table mate. J. S. Howrie, Mrs. Rosa :
crochet work 1n cotton. J. 8. Howrie:
Mrs.. S. Huston ; crochet work in
wool, .J- Decker, Sr., 'Mies F. E.
Ferguson; fancy bead necklace, W.
Prepare for Winter
NawNaw
About the house, the barns, the outbuildings, there is always
plenty to do to fit up for cold weather.
Come in and let us show you what we have in the way of
ROOFING, SHEATING, BEAVER BOARD, BUILDER,S
HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, TOOLS OF ALL SORTS and
a hundred and one items, like nails, screws, locks, etc.
True economy is not to allow things to go. "A stitch in time
saves nine. Do it now. 'Keep the folks at home, and the live
stock warm. It pays.
CHAS. C. LEE
Hardware. Plumbing, Eavestroughiag, Electric Wiring, Stoves
Hard Coal, Cannel Coal, Coke, etc.
kis- _ - a.rraf.a�aaam
knitted lane, Miss F. E. Ferguson; ( D
winter bounuet, W. F. Metcalfe; knitted
lace in cotton. J. S. Howrie; Wolf River,
John Watson.
SPEEDTNf3 CONTESTS
PRIM- FOR -ALL
Anderson. lienal!, "Brownie" ; Well-
ington Elliott, Varna, "I►arky ('himes" ;
Geo. Weston, Rayfield, "Minnie."
Dad Thomas Has Snake Story
From the Sign of the Time.
While flaking at PrCot river near
F. Metcalfe, Mrs. S. Houston ; aha San Antonio this summer I wan sur-
prised but not frightened, am I ant
tow embroidery Mrs. 8. Houston, J. used to bearing rattle .nekes. Any-
S. Howrie ; eyelet : embroidery, Mrs. war it seems that a Targe stone had
Ross, J. A. Howrie : S o'clock tea cloth rold from its resting place and lodged
in cotton, o e,
J S It anti W. F Metcalfe:
tight across the hack of a large dia-
mond dress, leather stitched in silk, mond rattler. Well, 1 felt .r,y for
W. F. Metcalfe, Mrs. Russ ; knitted the poor feilow, so 1 trek any loot and
quilt, W. A. Balkwili, F. Keegan ; end- pushed the stone few off the snake,
em-
broider.. : In lace .titch. Mrs. 1104.',, J. S. and to my surprise, instead of striking
trowels ; collar +and cuff act, airs. F. at sue. he uiadr three very low tows,
as if thanking me for niv' kindness.
t t me
rt:IvtPr79iiia. P3 10 $15; :ffortg,"3Pd- t° 927; mrd- a Ram. .A. Dunkin; thearting rani. A. S. ffoterte, Mts'1F Y. E. Ferguson ; beet-
OAlte--Bterlisg Rank Block, Hamilton event. dlings, 828 to 830; good teed flour, Dunkin: ram lamb, A. Dunkin; pair .room slippers., Mise F. E. Ferguson, J.
Oodericn. TeelbU1ees.. - $3v to 832. ewes, A. Dunkin; shearling ewes, A. Decker, sr.; Battcnburglace, J. Meeker.
Beat i;.Iatr, Loans int lD.ntwnr•.. - I Dunkin: ewe lamb, A. Dunkin. A. E1• sr., Mrs.. Roes : Doylies', W. A. Delkwill,
P
ROUDFOt)i', HAYS & KILpLOR- I
AN, barrteter., sulioltor.. notarleelprlbUC,
rec'era in th Maritime Court, eta
mate
load. W lend at lew..+t saw. of bMo Mt.
elite. East side- Square.
h.
y,.1�UUUKt/UT K. f'. 8. (' HAYS. J. L
iCILLA)RAN. 4v. i' WtDr0()T. Jr,
ti T QAMK0r. uo 1�. puttee. HARRIS
Qeaa• „1 +sT°°g TER,
0,doricch, Moe �
' Farmer's Market ' coat: welter Iamb, A. Eicoat; pair tat Mrs. Houston : plain hand sewing, Mrs.
Following are the latest quotation; aheep, an) breed. Geo. Penhale. Ross. Kate Ross ; hem+itttchinp,•. J. S.
P1t4g Howrie, Kate Roes ; pin cushion in
for farm produce at St. Lawrence
Market, Toronto. BERFaittRE - eyelet, Mrs. Rows, J. S. Howrie: sofa
R'heat 91.12 to 81.1:. Aged boar, Snowden Bros..: brood cushiou in embroidery or fancy stitches,
(inns, wheat 1.10 t).%) MN', Snowden Bra.. : boar, Milt months. Mrs. Rome. Mrs. A. E. Erwin: tea los)',
Oats. new .51 knitted Mrs S Ross Mrs. b. Houston:
etching on oottws (.ons.
Barley 61 .0n yoRRsHtRE Mr'. A. E. Erwin; modern cross stitch.
ilackwheat 75 _ •50 Aged hoar. Wm. B. Betties; brood Mrs. Hind, Mrs. S. Houston: braiding.
Rye .86 .0i1 low-, Wnl. B. Betties, Robt. Blair, boar. Kate Ross. Mrs. A. E. Erwin: Irish
0.00 'six miouth', Wm. Betties. Robt. Blair; point lace. Mrs. Howrie• Mrs. Roam:
22.0.1 chow, Wm. B. Betties, Robt. Mair. Houlton lace, Mrs. Rotes, Kate Rows;
i
RED NON handmade bettoaboles. W. A. Balkwill,
1138:t(410 Was F. t:. Ferguson: Wallach"' em -
A t boa � len Btotl brood
sow, den Bros.
Bros..: a Br • Mrs. Howrie; floral tinted centrepiece
Snowden Itros.: row, Snowden Bros.: s• w
Aged
(tHAKLEB UAKROW, LL.B., BAi
Kl8Thit. attorney: roticitur.'oto °ode
rich. Money te lead *t lowest rata.
814AGEN.. BA11RIHTIiR. ROL•.
0.
i i Natal'', Public Conveyancer.
Paas . 1.25
Hay, .timothy, No. 1...:11.00
Mlz-d and clover 16.00
Cattle hay 10.00
Straw, bundled 16.00
9.00
17.00
Oat Straw 16.00
Butter, choice dairy .30
Eggs. new laid. doz.301
Fowl, dressed. Ih. .16
Spring broilers. ib.20
Ducks, spring, Ib .18
Turkeys, Ib. .20
Geese, Ib. .19
Live hens. Ib. .14
do. ducks. spring, Ib. .14
Geese, Ib. .14
Apples, basket .20
do. Alexander, bbl. ..1 .75
Crabapples, basket :., :26
Citrons, each .10
Potatoes, new, bushel.66
Cauliflowers, each . , .10
Gherkins, basket 66
Tomatoes, basket .... .30
Onions, basket .35
do. silversklns, qt.15
Pumpkins, each .10
Pork. per pound .15
o t..r,
Mice Court ([Dose, Uoderlch. to len I do. looso
me _ __ Rye straw
AUCTIONEER.
Tit (JUNDRY
1 ' AUCTIONEER
Sea Q, Oodetic h. All in.tructloh. by mail
bel at 8lanel office will be prwupUY al.
sated W. fteelderioe telephone DI9
-- INSUSA11ICE, ROANS, ITC. -
20�t i PRIVATE' FUNDS TO
,000 ban. Apply to M. CAM
ION. HarrIMJr Munition street. Ooderiob. i
We R. HOBSKTelON.
1NeURANCL AGENT.
etas ♦NiI iJOWTNINa : Britiah, Csusdba lad
American.
aootnfNT 810RNLM AND )1MPLOYw' uAam-
rrr : 11M Ocean Aotddeat and Guarantee
, Limited. of London. Eng.
Floe. ITT ANti (ICAwNrzs. HoNua : The U.8.
Fidelity and Guarantee company.
(1411.» at ree.id error. math/ma. oon.or of V io-
tor(: sod Et. David s M:eetw. Phone IX
1A ell ILLOP MUTUAL EIKE IN
111 $ U R A N C E CO. -Form and mol*U.d
own property insured.
(1.J. R. Pre.., 8eaforth P.O.:
aa. Uuminttr. Vies -Peer►, Ood..N•h P. U.;
>v reedy. ese-Tres>rsOresrW e*afe►tb P. is
�� W W 4vaer Itl.u, eonrta.os;
pedes � � emase, treat.
Bssekwe*d;Hobert rrtG.. (dartb0t; etabelm
McEwen. Brumfield.
Aglaia : J. W. Yoo. Holme•ville ; R. Smith.
H •r. leo k ; William 1 he.ney. ++eatertb ; a.
jjt�11aa��11*s�� deuton.). Poticy-Soldere sea y
,saeiirsow wad ret their oarda rests at
B. J. Morrt,.b'a cion hl..g stereo:llama, sr at R
H. (tin's Ytwosry. Kp,o40U rest. Ysldsrt'4.
MARRIAGE LiCIniSES
WALTER R. KELLY, J. 1'..
oOlrRRh'H, ONT.
l(t±UER OF MARRIAGE LiCENSES.
,BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND
Subjects taught by expert instructors
at the
to lrl`>DOJ�r61$°liT.
Students assisted to posides's. College
is lesion frog Sept. 1st. Cataloger
free- Rater any tine.
J.W. Westervelt J. W. Westervelt, h.
Monied tsps
1
1 ou memo do better than et lend to
British Afaariesa Collage
Vases a 7+sesar
.esawbeer
=eirlit
�Rr{-
.52 Snowden Bros.: low• Snowden Bros. or linen. Yrs. t
r nowt M A F Erwin
11.00 I boar, six ' the broidereal centrepiece, Mrs;
A. -. .
1100
18.0 breed. Snowden 8 rgew, on linen, Mn'. Howrie. Mrs. Roes: whisk
boar, any ren , now en roe.: bolder, handmade, Mrs. Rosa, Mrs.
17.0')35 Iany breed, Win. Ii. Kettles: pair of Howrie: pierced brass candlestick and
•bacon huge, any breed, Snowden Krog shade, lies. A. E. Erwin. Mrs, Ross;
•40 I.18 I Thos. E. Harrison. kitchen apron, Mrs. S. Houston, J. Deck -
.23
POIILTBY er, Sr.; ladies' underwear. handmade,
I Silver grey, Dorking. Wm. B. Betties, Mrd. Howrie, Mrs. Rom: Itoman or
.26 tat and Ind: light Brahman. Beatty cut work. Mrs. Howrie, Kate Rosa;
Brea.: dark Brahman, Mrs. Howrie: Hardanger. W. F. Metcalf. Mrw.
•00 ' Barrel Rocks. 1•:. H. Wise, 1st and Ind; Howrie; crochet fascinator in wool, Mrs.
• 16 white Rocks. Snowden Brom.. James Mao.., Mrs. 14. Houston: handmade wool -
.16 Campbell; black Spanish, J. S. Howrie, len socks. Mrs. Ross, Kate Ross; hand -
.Mt Wm, 11. Beetles: white Legfiorns; E. H. rustle woollen glover.. Mrs. 8. Houston,
.36 J. Decker. Sr.: handmade woollen mit-
2.00 tens, Mrs. S. Houston. Wm. Beattles;
.50 rag mat hooked, F. Keegan, Mrs. 8.
Houston: plaited mat. Mrs. 8. Houston
F. Keegan: cotta• patched goat, Mies
F. F. Fergneon. Wm. B. Bettie'': cloth
patched quilt, Miss F E. Ferguson, J.
Becker, Sr.: crochet quilt. Mr*. Howrie,
J. Decker. Sr.: 011k quilt, Thos. Brown -
et. Miss F. E. Ferguson: oollectiou
10 ladies' work, handmade. Mrs. Howrie,
30 Mrs. Ross; crochet lace in cotton, W.
F. Metcalfe. Mrs. 8. Houston; knitted
lace in wool. Mrs. 8. Houston, J. Deck-
er, Sr.: fancy apses. W. F. Metcalf, W.
A. Balkwlll: Tasaultfe late, Mrs, A. E.
Erwin, Kate Ross.
.00
.65
.15
.85
-.26
.40
.00
Wise. Wm. It. Betties; brown Leghorns.
J. 8. Howrie. out. 1t. Betties: silver
spangled Ilamhurgs, Wm. R. Kettles,
let and 2nd : black Hamhurgs, airs.
Howrie: red caps, Wnl. Betties. let and
Ind; Rhode island reds', Wm. Trnemner,
Wm. Betties. Andaluaians, J. 8. Howrie,
1st and Ind. white Wyandotte'', Wm. R.
Betties, E. 11. Wise: silver Wyandotte*.
Wm. B. Betties. J. 8, Howrie: black
Minorcan. Wm. H. Bettie*, C. Truemner;
[louden'', Wm. 8. Betties: Burt Orphing-
WWI. C. Truemner, Wm. R. Mettle*:
black Lengthens, J. 8. ilowrie, let and
Yot1: Beetame, any variety, Wm. B.
Betties. Pekin ducks, Snowden Bros.,
C. Trnernner; Rouen dock*, E. It. Wise,
Et. Truemner. 'rertloasr• geese, George
Lindsay, Richard Smith: any other
variety verse. limeade* 2%ros„ Wm. B.
Beetie•a: Busse tart)eyr s WFilfai �it.
Betties. any other variety turkeys.
Snowden Bros.
• DAIRY PRODUCE
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle -Prime steers, 99 50 to 610;
shipping. 98.56 to 99.40; butchers.
97.25 to 99.36; heifers, 96 to 98.26;
eowa. 94 to 11,:.50; bulla. 15 to. 87.50;
starker* and feeders. .11.24 to 97.71;
stock heifers, 85 to 96.
Teals- Active, 85 to 112.
Hoge Heavy and mixed, 19, york-
ars, 910; pigs. 99; roughs, 95 to 95.10;
stags. 16.60 to 97.75.
Sheep and lambs -Lambs. 86.60 to
98.16; yearlings. 84.60 to 96.76; smith -
era, 96.75 to 96; ewes, 92.60 to 86.10.
sheep. mixed, $6.65 to 16.71.
Chleap Live Stock
Cattle -Beeves, 5140 to 611.00;
Texas steers. 86.11 to 69.00; atockers
and feeder's, 55 26 to 11.36: cows and
heifers, 93.40 to 99.00; calves. 97.60
to 811.21.
Hots -•-Light. 98.25 to 96.80; mited•
17.70 to 91Ile; heavy, 97.40 to 93.10:
rough. 97.40 to 97.16; pigs. 94.76 to
13.60; bulk of sales, 97.70 to 91.46.
gheep--Native, 94.76 to 93.76; year -
95.60 to 91.26; lambs. native.
96.110 to 17.76.
Settee and Cheese
London. Oat. --Seven factories of-
fered 1,425 hoses of colored cheese.
Ridding. 14e to 14%e. tie sales. 6M
boxes fie butter offered; biddies, 301:.
No sales.
St. Hyacinthe. Que.---See packages
of butter sold at lie; 4M boxes of
ekesse at 14%C.
10el1ev111e -01401n0*. 1,490 beiges of
white and 274 boles of retested. 696
betas sole at 16 1-19e. 979 hams at
16e, 170 boxes at 14%o, bala•as ,w.
timed at t) one bids.
Ledaay 419 bodes of slows board.
01. 6aM at 14%s
Wels
Twenty five 11Nt. merit butter, F. Kee-
gan 10 lie. butter in block'', Ida Reid,
F. Keogan: 1 lbs. batter, ida Reid. F.
KceRAn: cheer'', home made, J. Decker,
Sr.; oollectio• of home-made wine, Dr.
Woods, F. Keegan; eollectloo of cannel
fruit, F. Keegan, J. Decker, 14r. ; honey
ha oomb, (laxity Beatty; honey Ie jar,
Minty Beatty; cdieet$on hooey, (lusty
Scatty. home -mode bread, Mine F. E.
Ferguson, W. A. MMkwell; maple amp.
Mrs, S. Houdoe, R. W. Dalgety: cold
lunch. Mrs. A. 13. Erwin; plate of buns.
Mims G. E. Ferguson, W. F. Metcalfe:
plate of cookies, Kim O.. E. Fergnson.
kichanl Penhale: apple pie. Mime G. E.
Ferguson, Mlma ida herd; f0 Ib. (frock of
Mutter, Kb.. ida Reid, F. Keegan.
GRAIN ANDS DR
White winter wheat, , Troemeer,
Geo. A. Cooper; red whiter wheat. Wm.
A. pwtNws, J. K. Niue: spring whest.
J. K. Wimp; large white peas, J. K. Rime.
amall white peam, C. Trompeter. J. K.
Wise; six row barley,J. K. Wise, Geo.
A. Onopsr; two row barley, J. K. Wase:
whin+ oats, J. K. Wlee, DdrId Totdgh;
Meek oats, J. K. Wise; timothy. J. K.
Wise. Gee. A. Cooper; spells. J. 1<.
Wise: yellow Dorn. A. 1. 1Rrs0rt•, Debt.
INsar, deal enrn, WIN. Ss lis., Rola.
It dr; sweet Born. Jots Tough. Jae.
X11; any other variety, A. E.
lle�rta, RIM•d Penhale.
PLANTd AND FLOWERS
. L.Fgte hlatpet, W. F. Metcalf, Mrs.
Hxiwaser. small bsga.t,• 6111. fitiwanl ,
Mrs. Miele: debhaa. W. F. Metcalfe,
Mrs. Riede. pansies, Mrs. Hewson, W.
F. Metcalfe; geraniums, Mr's. Hewaoa,
E. Keegan; giadlollas. W. F. Metcalf. F.
Keegan; fnschies, Mrs. newton; foliage
pleats. F. Keeps: house plants. Mrs.
Howson, F. Keegan; asters, Mrs. A. E.
Erwin, Thos. Cameros; gloxinia, Mn.
newest. F. Keogan: h.go•lete W. I.
Metcalfe. F. Keogan. sweet pea*. Mrs.
A. K. Erwin. W. F Metcalf.
11 ell, sir, [ fiat a bird getting
away Ir on hint, as he wauu•d to fol-
low Inc till
1 was down there two months later
and ran across the snaar, and he rec-
ognized we as the one who did him a
gond deed. and their was no getting
away from him this time, .0 he fol-
lows 1 nor home and I made a pet of
hint. H.• s.1**). slept al any lee( in 20
hed and one night I awuke and
missed my snake; in the meantime 1
heart( a onise in the basement, act 1
turned 011 111c light and noticed one of
the windo Nis wt r . open, so I walke 1
TRU1T
SRL 1S•rM� Mrs. Rewaes W.
b
i. sis111R of Imam lin- 1.811 rbar. . A. 1611!.
>t w•11a, 1. goasoa; ootl.e9d.a et woks. 11s
' we: emwsn . . s. • eurnt•t
and Ranges,
.D.D. OPENS NEW ERA
IN CURE OF SKIN DISEASE
Mr. Colne' epee of eczema was
known to almost every hospital and
physician of reputation throughout
the city of Toronto. His letter is
another interesting demonstration of
what is being accomplished by the
famous specific D.D.D. Preerri pi iou.
"1 will consider it a favor if you will
allow we to add my te,tiwonials to
the many hundreds you no doubt have
in praise of the treat cures effected by
the D. D- D. Prescription. I was a
sufferer for two year. with eczema on
tit legs and ankles.. 1 tried three or
four different doctors and none of
them did me any good. 1 got tired of
trying their remruies. 1 then went to
a skin specialist, but he was no better
than they.
I secured a trial bottle of D.D.D.
aad.ie did u,i so.muchgood that L sent,
for a dollar hlttle, also a cake of soap
That is all 1 used, and 1 am perfectly
well. You are at liberty h. ttse ny
name, fur I cenrider U.U.D. the hest
remedy in use." I. W. Corns, 21
(ihens St., Toronto, Can.
Ask any druggist today for D.D.D.
Prescription. He'll tell you it allays
the it••h instantly -and soon there are
signs of cure.
We have handled the -remedy for
years and regard it as the specific for
skin troubles of all kinds.' Come in a
a.k us. about D.D.D. Ptwaripti. n..h.
about D.D.U. wap, especially for tis.
der akin*.
We offer the first full siz•• bottles*
the guarantee that unless it stops tis
itch at once. it Bosta you not a cent.
JAMBS A. CAMI'BELL. Centro/
Drug Store. Oodet icb.
D.D.D. Soap Keeps Your Skin Healthy
No increase in price. Nottitbstanding heavy increase in co-: of Me
portent ingredients pries remains the same.
over anti their war usy snake. He
was coiled atoned a bulgier and had
his tail out of the window rettlia4 for
a policeman.
-Mr. D. W. K. tt .well of Toronto,
has puichssed the jewel. v husincs of
Meru P. Byers Brea. in Wiarton.
--Hee. J. C. Toiutie, of 8t. Andrew's
chug-. h. Windsor, who was etrcted to
the Ontario legislature, has resigned
and been made pastor emeritus.
-Down in Georgia a man who bit.
Seen dead ten years wan elected to
office. By mistake he was put on the
list of canadates instead of the list of
voters.
1411g,. ARTS
Pencil drawing, Mrs. Rose, Kate Roes;
crayoo drawing, Mrs. Bons. Kate Row:
watercolor palselag. W. A. Relkwtll,
Mrs. Howrie; dl painting. Mrs. Howrie,
Mrs. Rom: Kesslogton palating. Mrs.
Roes, Kate Ross: pen and Ink sketch.
Mrs. 8. Hondas. Kate Roma, !entre
patellae. Mrs. Howrie, F. Keegan:
lalsting on milk, satin or velvet. Mrs.
Howrie, Mrs. Rona; best anapehot of
Bayfield ncescry, Geo. Greenslade, W.
A. BalkwllI; burst work, Mrs- Rose,
Kate Roes; head -painted china. Mrs.
Howrie, Nes Roes.
MANIIFA(TURES
Slagle hareems, (Dusty 11.•d1v. Thos.
Camsaos; double hereon'. T1o4. Cam
errs. Jobs Tippet: akM• et twhieed
Tent. Ida Redd. J. Decker. Sr. ; skein
woollen yam J. Decker, Sr. , Thos.
Ihuwaet.
Home-made rag doll. W. F. MsSoalto;
tuberose, W. F. Mobaslisp k I•rNa,
W. R. meows �r sdayllSa. t
Mr. J. l6etwra at per,
Out., wrlisa-" Per lift8ses
years 1 wfipred wftf PON
a.d eoeld get ea pmrmasmat
cure instil 1 tried Z•s►aRtslt.
Perseveraace witf► Ma b.0 I
cure, s
balm resulted la •
d 1 have dant
ropbled with tM potato' Mil
t
stem"
. Heavy Ieagew at Pada-
mead, N.S., saysPada-
mead,I ...hissed
tenthly witk Piles turd could fled
nulling to give ase relief omit I tried
7.aviekek. TM' coed me. I p• -
rider Zam-Bak the dasst element
ea the aaarket.'•
Tisa tin specimens of Ne
eras le we are rsesiv-
U g frees ..d woman who bees
coded &sir Zees -
Bilk. Why .mol ddoo 1� wirs limbic �`
Zags -Disk is best for sus..,
Moet pias.iag alms, ares, `u ,
bruises, ad .� skis ojurir sod
diseases. 20e. boa, all �rtsQ15N
sed w pat fnm lar
auk Co., Twwr. Sed do ad-
wrdssmmt wish sans et send
este Beat swop tar loss raid lou .
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