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HORSESHitsvr MalionT
1MQOij ISM wlb tend, Medd Brea., W.
Waltelee. W. ?ax or & Soo , Wal of 1914,
]Meddo% W. Webel r. Ernest Blake;
tent ear gsWMgg, W. Taylor t Son;
I rear old 9197 W. F Teeag. T. Ander
son, A. Alton ; year Old gelding, Jos.
Yallougb, W. Webster, Ernest !Slake;
te*.u, is harness. Jamas Forester, W.
Ta)lor t Sun, beet female, W. Y.
)'uune.
A(t RICULT(•.• t.
Brood mare with foal, Robt. Webster.
John Blake, Wm. 11'ebsfer; foal of 1911,
W. Ta)lor a tion, John Blake, Wm.
Webster; Iwo year 0141 gelding W. Tay-
lor * floe, Ernest Make . )ear old IWy,
Thee. A.dams., A. Alton; year old
gelding. Chas. Brown, Jaw. Alton; team
in harness. Jaw. Forester, Robt. 11'cb
ster; beet female, Jawre Foley:
' EAAI. 1'L10wb.k
Brood snare with foal Andrew (steer,
Thus. Auderwuu, Ju..eph Mallougl.; fust
Of 1915. Thos. Anderson, Jos. Mallough;
two year u1J filly, W. F. Young: teo-
i year old tit Lhuk, liubt. f;len : year old
Ally, Jus. )talluut'h ;' matched horses in
harness. John A. Mcllardy. W. Header -
two, 1.. Johnston; beat female, Joe. Mal
lough; sw.,t•Isttako prize, beet ware or
gelding. Jaw. Forster.
ttO,ALJWTKR
Brood mare with foal, Medd Beat.;
foal' of 1914, Mold Brun : two-year filly,
to the John Blake, 1). McPhee; sidele horse la
harness, Weeley Henderson, John
i Wright: luatche.l horses in harness,
John McGarity; Zest female, teeydey
}lender/son. ,
CARAIAGE
1 THE SIGNAL'S
CLUBBING
LIST
1914
The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe $3.75
The Signal and Daily Globe to persons with
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The Signal and DailyMail and Empire... .
The Signal and Daily Mail and Empire to
persons with rural postal -boxes the price is
The Signal and Montreal Family Herald
and Weekly Star 1.85
The Signal and Saturday Illustrated Globe1.85
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto)
The Signal and Toronto Daily Star
The Signal and Toronto Daily World
The Signal and Toronto Daily News
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and
Empire 1.60
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate 2.35
The Signal and Canadian Farm 1.85
The Signal and F and Dairy
ew 1.6o
Renewal 1.85
The Signal and The Country Gentleman 3.25
The Signal and Canadian Poultry News1.35
The Signal and Grain Growers' Guide 1,5o
The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free
Press 1.6o
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser2.90
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser I.6o
The Signal and London Daily Free Press
Morning Edition 3.50
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The Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness1.85
The Signal and World Wide . 2.25
The Signal and Presbyterian . - 2.25
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The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster 3.25
The Signal and Catholic Register
New 1.70
Renewal 1.85
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The Signal and Home journal (Toronto)1.75
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pries. are for addresses in Oaaada or Great Britain
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The Signal and Woman's Home Companion
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tneluding postage to Vanadium
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publication being the figure given above less ai.o()
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The Signal sad Tie F&/uily Herald and Wealth
$e+t .$1J5
Tee Farriers dalvocats ($a.3 lea Jr. COI t.,u
3.50
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The
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TM Tots Daly Star f;s aS less ;Lee) .. , 1.95
9100
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A. E. BRADWIN
Godericll�dl.ISRRR Tits1otMAL
Ontario
'ewe rear old Ally, Jas. Alton; year
old gektiag, W. J. McCabe; simile horse
in harness, A. Green; matched horses in
harness, C. Girvan; lady driver. Weeley
Henderson, John Wright, A. McPber•
son.
IPEClAr.
Rest two-year Oldcl
colt in asses 4 and
5. John Blake.
CATTLE
DURHAM
Milch cow, Jos. Mallough, Robt. Glen,
Jos. Mallough: two-year old heifer, Jos.
Mallough, Robt. Glen; year old heifer,
Robb. Glen; heater calf, Joseph Mal -
lough, Jas. Alton; aged bull, A. Culbert.
Judge. W. C. Smith.
1.1 ERKEY
Milch now, A. Culbert, Win. Thowp-
IMOn.
POLLED eNOCI
Milch cows, Jos. Mallough, 1st and
2nd, 1'. Brown: calf under one ye•ir, .los.
Mallough, let and 2nd.
GRADE CATTLE
Milch cow, milking, biome Hethering-
ton, Robt. Glen, 1. Hetherington; year
old heifer, Robe Glen, a. Culbert; steer
calf, Jas. Alton, A. Culbert; heifer calf,
G. Glee, 1st and 2nd: fatted ox or steer,
A. Culbert; fatted cow or heifer, Jos.
Mallough, A. Culbert: two year old steer,
A. Culbert, 1st and 2nd; year old Steer,
1 Robe. Glen, Jos. Mallough.
SHEET'
I-kICENTR
Aged ewe. R. Glen; sheerling ewe, 1st
and 2nd, R. Glen; ewe lamb, R. Glen;
ram lamb, H. Glen.
ox f'ORD now em
hhearling ram, W. F. Young; aged
ewe, 1st and 2nd, W. F. Young: ewe
lamb, W. F. Young; ram lamb, 1st
and 2nd.
Sweepstake for best pen, any breed,
R. Glen, W. F. Young; fat sheep any
brood, R. Glen. Judge, W. A. Wilson.
PIGS
tftrRltsSItRI;
Aged boar, 311.. Alton; tnow, Jas.
Alton: boar of 1914, Jas. Alton; .Ow of
1914, Jas. Alton, Joe. Mallough.
YORK;HIRE
Aged boar, Jas. Alton. R. Treleaien t
(Von; wow, Jas. Alton, R. Treleaven t
Son: hoar 1914. Jan. Alton; tow of 1914,
1st and 2nd Jas. Alton.
TAMw•ORTN
Aged boar, Jam. Alton; wow. Jos. Mal -
lough, 1st sad less): sow of 1914, Jou.
Mallongh. Judge, G. A. Greer.
FOWL
Brown leghe,rn, Delo; Divider.
Plymouth ruck. barred chickens, Jan.
Alton. J. Reid: barnyard fowl, Jas.
Alton; geese, Jas. Alton; A. Alton;
(:ulna fowl, Jas. Alton, ducks, Mrs. T.
E. Darien, Delos Didier. J. P. Lyons,
Judge.
(TRAIN
White fall wheat, J. K. Wlee. ('baa.
Brown; red fall wheat, J. K. WUe, Al-
bert Alton: goose wheat, Albert Allen,
W. R. Farrier: xix•row barley, J. K.
Wise, Albert Alton. two -row barley, 2.
K. Wise. 1mt; white oats, Jas. Alton,
Albert Altos); Mack oats, J. K. Wise,
Jas, Altos; anal) rail, W. R. Farrier.
J. K. Wine; large peas. Jas, Altos, J. K.
Wise: timothy seer), Jas. Alton, J. K.
W se; flax seed, Jan. Alton: be as,
Akira Altoe, Jas. Alton; spelt:, J. K.
mace, Jas. Alien *MM. . corn, • Isaac
Hetherington: yellow coed, Chas. Brows,
R. Treleaven & Son; collection of grain
grown by exhibitor In Anbteld, Col-
borne or Wawanosh, Jas- Alton, Albert
Altos. white oat; named and sheaf not
fess than s lecher', Jam. Alton. A. Alton.
Jan. Johnston, judge.
DAb,* -
Butter in rolls, Uro. D. McPhee; table
batter 1n prints, Mrs. Reid. Mrs. D. Mc
Mee, W. R. Farrier; packed butter
welted to keep, Yrs. R. Ryan, Yrs. 0.
McPhee. J. R. McNabb, Judge.
DOMESTIC,]lAN U FAIT t' HAS
White homemade bared, Mrs. R. W.
Ryan. Mrs. Thos. Raailltos; brown
homemade bread, Yrs. Than. Hamilton,
Miss T. Dgssey; homemade bisenite,
Mrs. Alex. $s(.Orrot, Mrs. W. 11. Far-
rier. Light layer cake, Mrs. R. W. Ryas,
W. R. adder; dark Myer cake, Mre. D.
McPhee, Yrs. R. W. Ryan; pints ef
tares. Yrs. W. R. Farrier, llbn. Thos.
Samileoe, kart pie. Mrs. W. h. Terrier,
Yrs. Then Rami)/em; pan hesremede
bass, Mas. Ales. McCartdl, Yrs. 'rhos.
Hsseiless: staple syrup, Mrs. D. Y.
M. Thsinpeon; beememile candy,
Yrs. Alm. McCOrrril, !Kiss T. Dreamy;
homemade veseee ea, este Jar earth. Yrs.
Alsta iaM. pees. W. R. Far-
rier, Alai. s��11ss pis, W. R.
?artier, Yes. Ksstiltsr; werktag
ass's dlasOr, ba/tod $i .rtpi arlicees,
Yrs. Mhos. MsQ1wW; 4 o•dosk Na, L.
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IFRAID SHE
WAS DYIMB
Suffered Terribly Until She
Took "WIa-nres"
fir. J*AN Da MATH..., Jax. 27th. let*.
"Atter suffering for a long time
with Dyspepsia, 1 here been cured
by "Fruit -a -fives". I suffered 'so
much that I would not dare eat for I
was afraid of dying, Fite years ago,
1 received samples of "Fruit-a-tivss".
I did not wish to try them for I had
little contxleuce in them hut, seeing
my husbaud's anxiety, I decided to do
so and at once I felt relief. Then I
sent for three boxes and I kept improv-
ing until 1 was cured. While sick. I
lost several pounds, but atter taking
"Fruit -a tives'•, i quickly regained
what I had lost. Now I eat, sleep and
digest well -in a word.] am completely
cured, thanks to "Fruit -a -lives".
Manse M. CHAR IION1 RAU
" Fruit -a -tires " is the greatest
stomach tonic in abe world and will
alway scnreIndigestion, Sour Stomach,
•' Heartburn ",pepsia and other
Stomach Troubles.
5oc. a box, 6 for $2.1O, trial sire, 25e.
At a1) dealers or sent on receipt of
price by Fruit -a -lives Limited, Ottawa.
TRY Ot.'H
CIDER VINEGAR I)
A1
oenlutely pure: Letter and
cheaper than any o01.1We
ere preparing to du cult w.n k
making Cider and will also have
Sweet Cider for sale.
D. F. HAIIILUNK
geduee ]'(our
EXPENSES
rmemni
In view of the hard times an-
ticipated during the coming
winter it is policy for everyone
to reduce expenses to a mini.
ruum. One of the priocipual items
to be considered b the cost of
tuef aadt a - .
SAVING OF -)Q%
in that direction is worthy if
consideration.
The Peer lees Corona Range
cam effect that saving. The spec-
ially constructed fire Ivor, im-
proved sy'item of dampers rod
many other patented devices
make the Cocoon one of the
most ec000wical rangeson the
market.
Call at my wsrerooms and in-
spect these ranges for yourself.
I alai have for ealP some heat-
ers at greatly reduced prices and
• number of cords of good hard
wood.
ROBERT WIL-SON
Hainlhew. Scrent
BFFit`ig. Wy Bret. la.t and all the cline le
the ehlef feature M lbs comber of In.troctloo
la lbs
Years and Charles etrset.. Toronto. Ye.. nor
graduates .mewed. TM, has* that habit.
WWen n for entalsess.
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IN O1:: r R iia Wrrl t•••taV
r: GIC7 CI CD c,r r o
G ::C 2 rail/ T OCR 71 OO
■ C C:c7-mro -a 10121 37 0011
]TO :ICJ . >fr r 4Cal
3GI GC1C2 .M!WIC 0
• 0 Elia t^t] t7(AJ13 r7�;Ol'!t
A tits oo TTC2r• rJ ��
with f7 d7 ialQ� lei■ i
Nut see run cruel nU
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A STOCK REPLETE
with correct wc,lr for feet
Our Shoe 1411,.-k in etomplete
wilt the season u creatirms.
Every desirahle .'yle In -high
and low shoes for both men and
women. Our line of Oxfords, in
the moat desirable seniors and
Mather, will interest and plea**
sal, Ample provision has been
made abo for the tots and near
tot.
SHARMAN
THE SHOE MAN
AIUO
Mex. Iltasearroll. Judger, Mrs. J. DUI
VEGETABLES ANO ROOTH
Potable,. named. Oat. MatIOU•tl, W.
coliimgc, 1). Inminger, A, Alton;
blssel booty, R. Caen, C. Itrowri; long
Wood home. W. R. larder, A. Culbert.
Improved linger herbs for feeding, A.
Culbert, Jame Alton. nisingold
H. idellvinala. ('. Bruen, golden meiotic!
wurtgela, W. J. Reitti, Alen wane
iteuinger: Harrod tustrips. it. W.
carrot*, A. Culbert, John Farrier; raflY
limn, Jas. Alton, R. Glenn; intenuediate
table, Mrs. Jas. ifenary, A. Culbert
outone, A. Culbert, R. Mclhosin: Maria
toes, W . It. Farrier, A. Culbert: garden
corn. C. Browu, Min. I). McPhee; wel-
kin. A. Alton, W. R. Farrier; whiter
waternielona, W. R. Farrier
cobbler potatoes, li. Mellwain. W. J.
Iteid; rural New York, H. (lieu; celery,
ff. Glen, G. Glen; cauliflower, 1[14,4 'I'.
Gruanv, Mr. Jas. Menarv: climes, R.
Glenn. Geo. Glenn; persnipe, A. Alton,
Jais. klenery; collection garden vege-
tables, W. R. Farrier, Jas. MeliarY•
Judge, W. T. Murtsey.
FRUITS AND FLOWERS
Spies, lee. Altar, Jas. Mallough ;
Baldwin'', Jan. Mallough, W. Bailie :
King of Totupkin's County, Jas. Mal.
lough, Jae. Alton: Taintan Sweet, Jas.
Ile/lough, R. W. Ryan ; Canada real. A.
Aeon, Jae. Alton Ontario. W. Baffle.
Davis, A. Culbert, R. Treleaven & eon ;
Wagner, A. ("ulbert, Ww. Watson Fat.
lawater, lt. Treleaven Sion, Mr. T.
Hamilton ; rusmett, Chas. Brown, .4.
Culbert ; Rhode leland greening, Jots.
Mallough, JOB. Alton ; cranberry piPpin,
Phrenix, A. Alton, Jas.
Alton ; Mann apple, Jolt. Mallough, Jas.
Alton ; 4 named varietiem. R. Treleaven
& BOO, Joe. Mallongh ; Wolf river, A.
Culbert, Thost. Hamilton : 20 -ounce pip-
pin, Jos. Idallough, A. Alton ; wealthy
Joe Mallough, A. Alton ; 'snow Apple.
Alton, IL M. Thompson ; Duchess, Jos.
Maliougb, Chas,. Brown Holistic! pippin,
pippin, W. Bailie, A. Alton crab &Wile,
R. Treleaven & lion, A. Alton named
varieties, Jos. M illotigh, Thos. Bawd -
tam
4 named varieties, A. Culbert : Bart-
lett. A. Culbert, B., McIlwain ; Flemish
variety of plant, Jaz. Menary ; collec-
tion grapes, R. Glenn, Miss Symington;
quinces. R. Menwitin, W. Wateon; col-
lection house plants, M. .1. Reid; col-
lection garden flowers, cut, Alex. Mc-
Carron, 1). M. Thompson.
Judges, H. McQuillan, D. F. Harnlink.
LADIES' WORK
Crochet in cotton, Mrs. K. Nlaclasoil,
Mre. A. Johnston; crochet in silk. Mot.
Mex. McCarroil, Miss Hyouington;
Mexican drawn x4rk, Miss Symington,
faney apron, Mrs. A. Johnston, Mrs.
Thee. Hamilton; fancy Oa& cunlalon,
Mies Symington, Mrs. Thom. Hamilton:
Honiton lace, Mins Symington. Mrs. K.
MacLeod; Roman embroidery on linen,
Mrs. K. MacLeod, Mrs. Howrie; point
Moe, Mrs. D. M. Thompson, Mrs. K.
MacLeod; slumber !dippers. Miss T.
Thompson ; crotchet tabl2 mate in cot -
crazy quilt, Miss Symington, Mrs. D. M.
Thor:upon: patchwork quilt in cotton,
Mrs. Memory, Mos. T. E. Durum
en wool, Mrs. Jas Menary, Mrs. Thor..
Hamilton; in Mrs. A. Johneten.
Mies Symington; 2 pairs woolen Necks,
Mrs. Howrie, Mrs. D. M. Thompson:
pair woolen stockings, handmade, Mrs.
1). M. Thompeon, Mrs. Howrie; 2 pairs
woolen mitts, handmade, Miss Syming-
ton, Mrs. D. M. Thompson: embroidery
in milk on cotton, Miss Symington. Mrs.
Howrie; on linen, Mrs. K. MacLeod,
Miss Symitigton: tea oozy, Mrs. A.
Johnston. Mrs. Thom. Haruilton; shawl
crochet, Miss Symington. Mrs. A. John-
xton: fancy pin cushion, Mrs. Thos.
Ilemiltoo, /fn. A. Johnston. table
cover, Mrs. Howrie, Miss SYMingten;
five o'clock tea :loth, Mrs. Heinle, Mrs.
Alex. McCarron; log cabin quilt, Mrs.
T. E. Durnin, Mrs. M. Thoiuption;
handkerchief sachet, Mem Symington,
Mot. A. Johnetcon; sole wool afghan,
Mot. A. Johneton; sofa pillow. Mrs. D.
M. Thompson, Mimi Symington; linen
ehirt, machine -made, Mrs. D. M.
Thommon, 2nd; whink bolder. Minn
Alex. McCarron. Mrs. D. M. Thomptson;
lace handkerchief, Mot. K. MacLeod,
Miss Symington: hattenburg lace table
Johnston; lanndry bag. Mr.c. 0. M.
Thompson, Mies 14ymington, Berlin
wool work, flat. Mrs. 11. M. Thompson,
Mrs. K. MacLeod, faacy knitted lace,
homemade. Mrs. Howrie, Mem Syming.
t collection of hunt*. _wood -work,. Mrs.
D. M. Thoininton.-Mrs: A." J'hfiamerer;
embroidered lieen picture frame. Mr...
Howrie. Mrs. K. MacLeod, embroidery
ea salla. Ws. I), 14. Tbonipson,IMise
Joh:roses, hrs. D. M. Thomproe, ribbon
Thompson; crochet slippers, Mrs. A.
Joi.nostion, Mos. K. MacLeod: rag nisi,
Mina Symington, Yrs. D. McPhee,
Japanem yam mat, Mrs. A. Johnstos.
Mrs. Alex. MeCArroll; crochet quilt,
cloth. Mrii. A. McCarroll, Mrs. A.
Johnston: embroidery with jewels, Mrn.
D. M. Thornton, kflas flyniineton, knit
'dippers, Miss T. Dreerty, Mrs. A. John
*ton: knittael Mee Symington,
Mr*. K. McLeod: footetool. Vivi Sinn
' piece, Mrs. MOIL idelkirroll, !Ars. A
Johnston: linen viaahstand splasher,
Mrs. A. McCarron, Illdne. draw
Ing.romil 'Croce, Mrs. D. M. Thompson,
211m. A.. Johnston; knotted or toned
. tont, Ind. Meer Symington; embroidery
I in Wallechain, Nes. Johnston, not. 0.
M. Thompson; abode* embroidery, Mrs.
A. Johnston Mrs. I). 91. Timmins. Her
danger wort% Mrs. Reverie, lire K. Mc-
Leod. ratting, Mr*. A. Johnistori, Mem
eymington; hest enilecilos of ladle's'
Th prow 3ril, Mrs. flowriir. Judaea,
FINE ARTS
Painting on moleskin, Mies gyrating-
; on bolting cloth, Mot. Howl*,
Sysithighne collection' oil palletises,
Mrs. M. /togas, Mee Henri.. water
oelemt, Yrs. A. Jolumboa, Mrs. IL Mae -
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TtlettaDAY, OCTOWaa 8, 1914
1
Fall Weather Wearables
AS leading rrtetV4 outfitters our stock is
now completi'in every line. Here are
only a few of the Many useful articles
which every n and boy will find essen-
SHIRTS
GLOVES
Pi I 1J)'d are the lost. We ha. e full litre of
SWEATER COATS
91. VAI I it Und color..
HATS
All the newe.t Memo in contrast bands.
sOCKs
Tie. heavy *leaven' Hanson Hoek is vet y popular. They till et
5Sc, ;Wand Sale, according to weight.
McLean Bros.
The Square, Goderirb
SEMI READY TAILORING
Agents for Carhare Overalls, Stanfield's Underwear,
Arrow &AM Collars and Cuffs
Nature Never Intended
Woman to be Sickly
Fuwell Hats,
is a matter of fact it is
her right and bee dirty to
enjoy perfect health and
strength -to be just se
strong and healthy. aa rnan--
perhaps more so -in view of
the fact that it is she who brings into the world the offspring.
Every woman ean he strong and healthy. Don't resign
yourself to • delicate life.
If Toll suffer from headaches, backaches, nervousness.
low spirits, lack of ambition, or have 10st all hope of being
well again -it's more than an even chance that you erta
speedily regain your health if you will try
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
(In Tablet or Liquid Form)
Thin lemons remedy is the reisult of yeszm of patient
repealed by a physician who has made women's ailementp
Man its berelestios-mors than forty IOW. ano-then-
annmessdename• in emery part of the globe have teseified
Leib 1•08661•1 lialaita. You. too. will find it bsssiriels1.
• Iliw it sew. Tear essior in medicines wilt supply you as
les usa 66•01180•••aaat stamp, fora trial boa. Address
Dr. Piens, Iamfichr Hotel, Bussio,
We. Moron Eisimat roads easstattietewieek.lever.beweie.
SIUTWILIC
LEVE LAN D
THE GREAT SHIP "SEEANDREE"
land" Us Giat, lommith IS UN, 6 Isar.% 11/6 •••••••• aril parlous emormadsalas WO p.m.. -
c...„ Gnaw.' tax•--iavar to all prwparalama-rialkaa lo all Orrehmernis-dise wry ohohnuor
Maaniteseelemonem -9112ANDM2.,- 'TM al Isle and "alp et SWEele•
Day -BUFFALO and CLEVELAND - may la t• Doe. zile
(Eamon gemmaard Tim.)
AO, your ewers elpst far Sams As C. & 9. Vein mfr. Iradrema Illoreseee WOWS. IMO.
Leod ; pencil drawing, Mrs. A. Johns-
ton, Mns. K. MacLeod; cravon drawing.
Yrs. K. MacLeod, Mrs. Ilovrrie : pen
and ink sketches, Moe K. MacLeod.
manship by boy or girl nailer 15 years*,
age. Delos Disher, Marlon. Ryan, A
Culbert ; collection of animala painted
on glean. Mrs. M. Hogan : painting oa
china, Mrs. K. MacLeod, Mrs. Howrie ;
collection of autumn ICAVON. Miss T.
Howrie ; collection of 'mocks (mounted)
by boy or girl nader 15 years attending
school, I /elm Dethea. Mos. D. M. Thomp-
eon ; collection noxinuts weeks sod seeds
named. by hey or girl under I:, jeans
attending 'school. Mrs. 0. If. Thompson,
nhow, tinder 1 year, Mot. Ferrier.
"MM. Tre et; Mni. Beet' neater : collection
catrinetware, Wm. Sproul.
Judges, Mrs. John McNabb, Mre R.
oYSTEMI
THANKSGIVING DAY
SINGLE FARE
Good going and returaieg
Monday October 11
FARE AND ONE-TNIDD
Good going Oct der 1041-12
Return Limit October 13, 1911
Between all elation' iu Csiosila east
of Port Arthur and to Detroit and
Port Hilton, Mich . Buffalo. Black
Rusk, Maws ri Valle arid -
Bridge N.Y.
Ticket. sow on -tie Grand rronit
Iotiose
HAVE PRETTY -HAIRInirau.
Thkk, Soft, Fluffy, an&
no Dandruff Use
Parisian Sage
If yoor hair i. Iii.ing its menial
leeks lbw enviable gofer's -se glows
beauty, do not despair -pre, t y is
largely a matter of CAI!. 11 It la Goo
I bin make it grow. If it i. heeds and
Iseittla soften it sop--Isite icate it. If
you have dandruff k. loran.* the
up the aridp with Parisian Noor ---all
dendruff diaappren, falling hair and
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