The Signal, 1915-10-14, Page 71
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LUX
Won't Shrink
Woollens ,
1DESIDES being a
13wonderful cleanser.
LUX adds to the
life of woollen and flan-
nel garments. Keeps
all loose I y woven fabrics
from shrinking or
thickening in the wash.
L U X dissolves readily in
bot water, makes a smooth.
crearn-like lather which can-
not injure the filmiest fab-
rics or the daintiest hands.
LUX -pure essence of soap
in flakes -is the favourite
washing preparation in
borne* of refinement.
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Sold at
10 cents
Made is
°swede by
Lever
Brothers
Limited,
Toronto.
THE MYTH FAIR. Elsa : laadscaps la oil, Kim
IBrigham. Livtageteme; lesedscaos
UM o( Frismeriesont at Let Week's in water color, Kiss vt.psno. area
Helabibee. I mons or vies. Mn E a. Myrtle
Livingtose, burnt work on teenier, Wei
Followiag is the ass of lo-isowisosts jlovinestose. burnt work ea wood, Yew
at the Myth fall fair, beth lasts watt I Brutes/Ma, Lena Burliest, palanee oe
LitDIE0' WORK bolting dote, Kiss Livingstone. Miss
Byelingtoe; plates, head palated, Wa
Drigtiam, Kies Livingstose, pencil draw -
lag. Miss Livingstone. pastelle, Kies
Livleeprioae; painting on gime in on,
Mho Brigham, Miss Livingstone. -.fudge
-Kim Hunter, Brume's.
GRAIN
Bushel red fall wheat. Wm lectiow-
EYnitneten. clothier' Ion in Cainn ea, J K Wise; bushel white fall wheat.
lace, Mrs. Tisniblyn, crochet work in J K Wier.. Wen McGovnen; wine wheats
KYrtle„Mins BYming J K Wise, Wen McGowan; six rowed
boa. aloha* son en, belgilaRmi. II." barley. J K Wise. Wm YoGowan: two
TIN ROOF
Applique W0111. IIITT111) LIviespenzeith
Trunbiri, bedroom *tippers, lumnin
made, Mn. Tamblyn, gyve", lalvias-
moor, Bettenburg lace, Kittle Liviag-
stone. Mrs. Lawson ; baby's outfit. Mat-
ted In wool, Myrtle Liv Mrs.
Lawson, crochet quUI, Kies Symi0g-
t011MI.. lierclay. crouching, Else
Bards). Miele Idrinestolle, crochet rowed barley. J K Wise. hill
KCOw
ivi
work in move's), braid, Kies LLrail an, %hoe oros, j mew. Wm me.
*Was, Mrs. Tumble:1. collection of • (Iowan, white osta. abort, K Wise. W
ime work, Mn. Tenstelyn, Era Lawson: McGowan. black oats. J K Wise; .m&1
crochet work in cotton, Yrs. Tamblya, pees. mire; mese pea..3 view.
Myrtle Livingstone. crow stitch em- Shortreed; half bushel timothy seed,
bregstered. Tarublyn, Myrtle Lie- setae. era wee,' red dove, reed,
ingswee. embroidery usi William cloth. J K W. six best stocks ensilage oorn,
John .1 Masora John Barr. Jodge-Jno
Potter.
Myrtle Livingstone. Kra. Tamblyn
eyelet centre piece, Irene Barclay , Miss
Symingtonembroidery on silk and mat-
te. Myrtle Livingswne. Mies Sytning.
ton; embrvidery, Kensington, Mrs.
Tafel:dye. embroidery. Roman, Mrs.
Tamblyn, Myrtle Livinmitone, em-
broidery, abadow, Mrs. Lawson. Miss
Livingstone o fancy toilet wet, Myrtle
Livingstone, Misr Syruingroo. tasty
pin cuehion. Mr* Tamblyn, >Lisa LiT-
ingetune, fancy tiendkerctilef case, M.
Ltsingstone, Mrs, Law eon. fancy
glove case, Myrtle Livingstone; etch•
tag on material tine or coaree. Mee Law -
Macy corset
ROOTS
Collection of garden produce. Jagies
Jacksoa, .1 J Mason; early potatoes.Was
Jackson. Bobt Wightman. laW potatoe*.
Haggitt Bros, field carrots. J Pollard,
W K Soott: garden carrots. Jas Jack-
son, F Toll; Swede turnips, F Toil. Jam
Jackson; turnips. any otber kind, W
Some; beets, E C Smith, John Barr:
sugar beets, W McGill. Alex McGowan;
mangold wurtsels,long. J Bollard, James
Jackeononangokl wurtzeis globe,J Jack-
son, rtle Livingstone;
1' Toll; wao$e,I wurzels, yellow he
euo„. mum 8)3,31.3100m ejno etwron. termediate .1 Pollard. W Scott. pump -
fancy work beg, Mrs. Ls ,
Mn. Tatublyn; fancy apron. ?dm. Tam-
; s
kin, W M Wort, J Jackson: equash, Yrs
Fenwick, W M Scott: red onions. .31.4
m Mrs Lawsongent'netts.
Jackson, W M Scott; Yellow onlone.
Mess» unagton. Moulton or point lace, Celine Dodds; 'silver pickling onions. Jas
Mrs. Lamblyn, Myrtle Livingetone; Jackson; white field beans. J Jackson,
KI**. c.itrone, J Mason, J Jackson; cabbaste.
, Herdaneer Norwegian work,
!Symington, Myrtle Livingstome hand..• Benham.. ./11/005 hiLek•OR: red cab-
kernhoml.,. tundier.isbmcyrrie 'Avow. bage. .1 Jackson, Mn Fenwick; cauli-
baud flower, James JACID1011, celery. J Jack-
quot, Symington, Leus Burling; 8t'°. W flint cora.
W McGill; sweet corn, Jae Jackson, It
knitted lace in cottou, Mi'.'. Symington,
Wightwan. Judge -John Speir, Brus-
Moe Laws*: trotted or crochet fancy
wool shawl, Mrs. Lawson. Mess Sser.
ingtou, klicben apron. Myrtle Living- DAIRY AND PROVISIONS
'.tone. Ileary.Yousg: lace handkerchief, Batter, 50 Res, .1 Mason; croAt but -
Myrtle Livinsstotre. Mix Taint/lye; ter. Albert Howlett. J Jackeon; lo
Ibe
lauadry bag, Myrtle Liviagetone, Miss butter in print's. Chas Wightman. Robe
Synainotoa; 'Mount Meiltck embroidery, Wiglatioan; 3 Om butter ei 1 Ib prints', .1
Mise Liviretstoet: one set table meta Pollard. Chas Ali:honer'. two 2 Ib
Mrs. Lawsun. Lena Burling: one set of losses of hose made bread. Pollenl,
doylies'. Myrtle Livingeitune, Mix Tam- R Wightman: two 2 Ib loaves home
blyn; pillow shame. Mr* Tainblyn, Mrs made bread made by girl under 16 years
Lawson: patch work quilt, J Pollard: ot age. Lorne Scrimgeour; extracted
patch quilt in cioth. Lena Burliug. piano honey, 11 Richmond. J F Leidlaw:
dist la • of
"Ltic;Dien.iMorine. '4500 1rene Barclay: knitt:ed F F P°41ard; field ea.°. Dent- W K .3 Jcklo
HE STRUCK IT
RIGHT AT LAST
Altar Safaris. A/mem Two Year%
Freniaeseives' Bresegio Relief.
slidn•t come be tisane,. Monosson*
had to mike Tin lord is good
property if well need.
W ELL•flADE
TIN ROOFS
are what Teeter/no of thi. oboe are
&figured of. Our work li 01 de-
railed because it last,. Engage us
for your roof tinaing•
Fred Hunt .
or Isidro:aril scut, Myrtle Leine/etc/tie. hooey in comb, A II Carr: p
)
Mrs. Lason: photo frame, any kited, bete and their producte, A B Carr:
Mn "W‘Elle Myrtle Givlagetone,pi1ow maple syrup, 11 Richurond, 0 Short -
ease embroidery!, Irene Barclay . Lena reed: collection of canned or .Preserved
Itutlin,e punch work embroidery.. Miss fruit, .1 Pollanl. Russel Richmond;
Lismootone. Mi,' Lawson. pair woolen grape wine. Thee Pollock. 1/ Laid -
sock,. so stockings. Mr's Tatublyn: oath, law; six plain tea -Weenie:. 0 G
any other kid. lrensi Barclay. J J Pol- McGowan, Dune Laidlau: eix hoee.
hint olk crazy, Irene Barclay; ; made buns. .1 Pollard. David Latillawf
rible.0 work. Myrtle Ltvingstone; got1 two pie.. .1 J Pollard. nolo Short -
pillow. Lena Burline, tome Barclay: ! reed: lunch for workingman. Albert
slumber robe. Duncan Wittier, Miss Howlett: layer cake, Cha'. neightman:
Symington: tatting, Myrtle Living/4one, Albert Howlett: pair dressed chickens.
Mrs LAW.6011: table centre piece, white, - A Howlett. Henry Young: tomato cat
-
Irene Barclay: table cover, five o'clock, sop, J Jactosoo, DuncLaidlaw: pickles,
Myrtle Livingstone. Mx* Lawson; tray lone quart. It G McGoeean. Jas Jackson:
cloth, Irene Barclay. My rile Living pickle*. one quart. any other kind, Robt
Molter tea easy, Myer* Ltringstone. lirswighttran. 3 S Pollard; 4 lbs. soap. D
Lan -son. towel's. embroidered. Myrtle Laidlaw. James Jackson. Judges -Mrs
Livingetone, Mr*. 1./11/.011; table centre ' Thomas Sloan and Mrs W 31 Scott.
piece. colored, Irene Barclay. Myrtle FRIT
Jevons:stone: wisk bolder. Myrtle Lir-
tiresome. Miss, tlymington. Wallachien Six named varlet*, of winter apples,
work, Myrtle Livingstone, ,Ira. Taw- J B TierneY: Baldwin. J 0 TiersaY. Jas
blyn: work drawn, Myrtle Livingstone, Deoholm: Northern Spv, .1 B Tierney.
Mom Synilogronv fancy uetting, Myrtle Alex Mcoowan: It. I. Greening*, J
Livingstone. Mime ymingtoe. Judge -
Tierney. J Pollard: Itibeiton Pippin. Jae
S
Denholtn. EC Smith: Golden Ruesett..1 B
Carter. Tierney, Dkl
ay.l.aidlaw. Roxboro Rus -
FINE AltTS ' I set. C K Taylor, Irene Barclay: Wagner,
Animal*. elaille or grained. In 011. B Tieroay, J Pollard: Ben Davis,
Myrtle Livingstone. Mee Adame: anim-' las Deshohn. E C Smith: Grevenetein.
als, 'single or grouped. neweter color, ' Jae Deabolm, J 0 Tierney: Blenheim
Myrt1_, Livingston(); 0011ection of pierced Pippin.. E Smith. C'bas Wightman:
brew, Myrtle Livingstone. Mrs Lime:in:1 Tanta& :Sweet, J B Tierney, las ',re-
collection of pen and Ink sketches, Myr. {holm; Mame Duncan Laidlaw. 0 C
tle Living/eon--; collection of China. 6 'Smith: Snow, JIM Denholm, 3 B Tier -
hand paInted, Myrtle Living- I nay; Ostario. J B Tierney. J Denholm;
stone. Miss. Brigham: collectiotiof China 1Wealthy, 2 C Smith. J B Tierney: Can-
tu 'mitre. Myrtle Lis ingstone: collection 'Oa Red, II 11 McGowan, Colverts, Dua-
of oil paintings, Myrtle Livingstone; cel- can Linellaw.: Jae Denholue Alexander*.
lection water color paintinge, Myrtle : Jas Jackson: W 31 Scott; Crab 'Apples.
Hamilton Street pow, LivIngstone. Mies lIngharo: fruit or i Duncan Laidlaw, jas Jackson: any
flowers in oil. Myrtle Living- other variety, 0 C Smith. Jae Den-
11410040.04444/44"ree404011.0044.40 ‚.tone, MIK* Brigham; fruit or flow- twine Fail pease, named, cosmic Iloilo.,
ers in water color. Miss 'Brigham. Rota Wightman. named plums, any Tar-
- Myrtle Livingstone; figure painting in lety. ('has Wightmen. ('a'.Me Dodds.
"Scibool Days" Nees School Shoes nil. Myrtle Livingstone: 'Were paintine. ' collection of plume. 5 of each. James
eater color. Myrtle Livingstone: hand- Jackson; twelve tomatoes, Jim Jackeon,
painted placque. in oil. Mies K Taylor: collection of grapes. 3 var.
ton, Myrtle Livingstone; hand painting ieties, 3 hunchea of each, W 31 Scott:
on silk. satin or plush, Miss :Brigham.. eight peaches.1' K Taylor, (WIghtmen.
MR. WHITMAN
Ste St. Veber St., Moutreal.
"In 1912, I was taken suddenly M
with Acute Stomach Trouble and
dropped in the street. I w a treated
by several physicians for nearly two
)ears. I vrassin constant misery from
my stomach and my weight dropped
down from 225 pounds to 160 pounds.
Several of my friends advised me to try
'Fruitoi-tires' and I did so. That was
eight months ago. 1 Wan improns
almost with tee first dow. %No ether/ -
medicine I ever useslacted 50 pleasantly
and quickly as 'Frult-a-tives', and by
using it I recovered from the distressing.
Stomach Trouble, and all pain and
Constipation and mere cured.
completely recovered 1.y the use of
'Fruita-tives' and now weigh 208 SPECIAL PRIZES
breed, Albert Brtgliatu 1 and 1: tat cow
or heifer, &ay breed, Robert Harrison,
John Barr; beet animal any breed,
sweeptakes. Jobs McElroy, Herd two
.Wens ad two females, Albert Brig
ham .1111.40 Coental, Jade).
SHEEP
oferswoen
Wallace Potter took all the prises III
thls claw.
Lialti3TRA
las Buell a Soo woe all the 'Inas sad
Chair. Wightmen the mecca&
ORROPSHIRSDOW1413
Albert Beighion woe all the prises In
this class.
ANY OTHLS Loth
Pair of ewes haviag raised iambs in
1916, Albert Brigham; fat aheep, ewe'cir
emitter any breed, Albert Brighazu. Jas
Spell & Son; pair ewe lambs, Albert
lerighithe Chas Bambruige, Judge.
PIGS
YORDSHIDIE
W Grieves took all the prises ln this
clam. Chas Bainbridge, Judge.
POULTRY
Pair of turkeys, any large variety,
las Jack•on; silver Campine*, James
Jackson. pair gemie, large breed. Jew
Brown: pair geese, small breed. !leg-
gin Bros: pair Itooen ducks. Haggai,
Bros. 1 and 2; pair Hamburg*, spangled,
Haggett Bro..; pair liambuirge, peewit
est, Chas Watoon; pair Wyandottes,
.bite, Haggitt Bros.; pair Leghorns,
white. 'Angle comb, J and F Lateness;
pair Leghorn'.. brown, single comb,
Haggitt Bros. 1 and 2; pair Leghorne.
any other variety, C Watson 1 and 2; peer
Orpington*, Haggitt Bros. ; pair Drab -
ma.., dark. Haggitt Bros. ; pair Minor -
cat, Haggitt Brom.; pair Plymouth
Rocker. barred. Chas Watson ; pair
Plymouth Rocks, shite, liaggitt Bros.:
pair black breasted lied Game, Hee-
gilt Bross.: pair Red Caps, lieggitt
Bros., .1 Barr; pair Rhode leland Reds.
John Bare pair fat chickens, Chas Wat-
son 1 and 9. pair guinea fowl, Jame*
Brown, collection of pigeons, Reggio
Bros. 1 and 2. Alfred Seeker, Judge.
We are headquarters kr
Qchool
'3hoes
Our stock contains a large
assortment of Solid and Sub-
stantial Shoes for boys and
girls. Mit for service. with
due regard to comfort and
appearance as well. Is; o -
Where will you find a better
selection or better values.
arias the Scholars Here!
Wm. Sharman
oroer East Street and Square
Goderich
Foplestone N Gardlner's prize for best
pounds. I cannot praise 'Fruit -a -nye.' ,
enough".
11. wilprm. .yet , colt foaled in 1915, Jas. Smilie.
'- Jas. Dodd,:prize for best brood marc,
30e. a box, 6 for $2.90, trial size. 2.5e. 1G. min P
..
At all dealers or sent poetpaid by 1 T. McMichael & Son. for best- brood
Fruit-a-tives Limited, mare and four of her progeny, Robert
Wat t .
- - Thos. Stewart. for beet 2 21b. loaves of
, bread. Duncan Laidlaw.
Wm Fothergill, Judge. Myth • Standard for pure bred Dur -
CHILDREN'S CI IMPET ITION 1 ham heifer calf, John Barr.
Dr. Allison's prize for twat exhibits.
Crochet work in wool, W M. Scott; I
crochet work in cotton, W al Scott; .MiPi LITingbtOne•
work by children. same to give Bete of R. 11. Robinson. best %Ingle driver in
birth on entry "beet and acknowledge
hal.DessWeicakitbeor."Calyriadeliellovalt. foaled in 3914,
the work their own. W 11 Scott: collec-
tion of inseete injurious to Vetere, OM- EL Watt.
,
eil, W al Scott; darning on socks or Dr. McTaggart, 6 lbe. butter in print.,
stockings, W M Scott. John Parrott: one , Wm. Taylor.
fiannellette night gown, one plain ap-
AIBlyrithBarit:zitr.d for best single driver,
rnn. darn on stocking and patch on be
et3,th, *0 done b y baba. W 11 ecogo, pen. Dr. Milne, throe head's caulii 3 over, .1.
cel drswing, W If Scott. Dorothy How- Inelesell. '
ards sofa cushion, W M Scott. - ', Dr. Milne, 101We:butter in print's, A.
!Howlett.
SCHOOL CBILDREN'S COMI'ETI- , J. M. 'Hamilton, for best collection of
TION i ponitry, Hewett Itruto
Write the digits with the correspond.: J. M. Hamilton. best nerd Short Horn
.
ing Rowan notation once, David Laid-
Mettle, T H. Tay tor 41 Sun.
law; B. foto chihtren under thirteen, 15.1 Jas. McMurchie, 5 lbs butter in rolls,
A No. 10. Eau waws.aoso._ - _ 4 3. Pollard.
, James Centime 2 bnehels ohne rate
PLiNTS AND FLOWERS I to be shown by competitors ill the field
Collection of foliage.. varieties. Alice crop competition in 1915, Win.. Mc -
Gillespie, Cassie Dodds; collection of Gowan.
ferns in poto, 4 varieties, named, Cassie! It. IL McKay. best amateur photo -
Dodds: display of plant. in flovver, in graph, H. W. Tamblyn.
pots, 5 plants, distinct, Lena Burling,' E. Bender for cooking, Russel Inch.
Caesie Dodds: geraniums in bloom, two, mond. .7 . Pollard.
Cassie Dodd.. Mrs Cawing, dodge. i Win. Pollock. white oats. Wm. Me -
CUT, FLOWERS Gowan.
Hay- Bro... for the beet collection of
Collection of dahlias. Delia Syming-
ton, Cassie Dodds: collection of pansies, grain, Wm. McGowan.
Lena BurliJas. Matron, for the largest and heav-
etoDodds. w scowg; collection of aster*. Can-
band bouquet. J... lest dozen hen eggs, Henry Young, A.
n
Jackson. Della Simington. table bon- 111.3cman,
The Woman's Ineetiene
quet,MrsFeuvrick. Delia Syniington.Mrs vege-
table c . . - 'school =mention. I. Dion S. S. No. 12
CumIng. Judge. Morris : S. S. No. to East Wawanoeh ;
HORSES
U. S. 11. No. 3, Morris end East Wawa -
GENERAL PERPO3E nosh: S. S. No. 11 East Wawancesh.
Brood mare, having raised foal in I Plano eoinPotition. Nikkei' Brown.
.
1915 foal by ber side. A Windmill. 0 Birdie Ferguson. Clare Cuming.
Taylor. I) Boyd; foal. horse or mare. 0 Ii
Taylor. A Windmill; two year old geld- •now to Cook Roman Meal
log or tilly, 0 Taylor. John Varrott; one
year old gelding or filly. Albert Brig -
Porridge.
ham; team of milre'4 or geldings, J II
Tyreman, 0 C Johnson.
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CAM «vases «
ilium roes au CAIRN.
Invariably use double boiler, or set
boiler in basin of boiling water. Have
AGRICULTURAL water boiling:1n both vessel.. that in
Brood mare haring mixed foal in 1915. inner one wilted to tisate. Slowly stir
foal by her '.Me, It Watt. John Row- in one r kip Roman Meal to each two
cliffe, 0 Taylor: foal. boom or mare, cups weter. Cover, Ye C in outer yea -
John Rowcliffe. R Watt: two-year-old eel. and never stir again even while
gelding or filly. Ituesel Fear. Elliott serving For early breakfast cook at
Taylor: one year old gelding or ftlly, evening meal and warm in morning,
Elliott Taylor 1 and 2: team of mares using a little tem Roman Meet. It. a
or geldings. Albert Brigham. dnrk nut -brown, granular. rich por-
nr.Arr. MALI= ridge. It noorishes better than meet,.
prevent
Brood mare having mined foal in p315, igest ion and Me
neves constipation, or "money back."
foal by Aim side. (1 Dahl it Son. James
SwblIe, -3 Grieve; foal. horw or mare. Ask your doctor. All *wheel", 10 cents
Jae amine. Dale A Son: two year 'Ail and 20 cents.
gelding or fitly. R Watt; one year old lie Didn't Knows.
gelding or R Watt; best four cotes
foaled in 1913, sired b any registered Young Arthur had recently taken
heavy draught horse. Nesbit.
the study of anatomy at s:/bool, anti
had shown great interest in it. 11.'
ARRIAOIL drank in all information about the
various parte of the body with elmerb-
ing interest. The progress at echool,
Brood mare having raised foal in 1415, however was too slow, so he sought to
foal by her side, T Coulter; foal, home gain more information at home. One
or mare. .164 BLOWn. T Coulter: two after noon. upon returning hone achool,
year old gelding or tiny, A Sloan: one as he .at hungrily devouring • Rimer -
yea' old gelding or filly, Erased Rozen, ima sized piere of breed and tuolawee,
W McGill; single driver. Albert he asked Ms panther. in grave perplx-
ham, D. Gardiner. Scott Brom; lady ' -Mother. I know where my liver
driver. 11 Ferris 1 and 2; sweepetakee, ie, but where is my bacon 1.---Harpet's
mare or gelding. any claw, Dale A Son. ! Monthly.
J Mclearruld. Jud1ge. , Silence-elerege -"b mart have order
I in court I must and will have leen
CATTLE incase rind confuoion here 1 have el -
Pt It': BRED IIURHAII4 ready diapoaed of three important
Mitch cow having rained calf in 1913 CA/P, Witt ttttt t being able to hear one
br with calf. potence proof required. J word of the evidenee."
The poor man wants food for hie
appetite: the rieh man wants appetite
fur his food
11 LINED and
11 UNLINED
From the finest Dress Glove to the
m warmest and nitIst comfortable work-
ing Glove.
Team cf mares or gelding's, II Ferris.
ROA DST 1-.R8
McLean Bros.
Semi -Ready Tailors
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Many women with disfigured complexions •
never seem to think that they need an occasional cleansing
Inside as well as outside. Yet neglect of this internal
bathing shows itself in spotty, and sallow complexions- as
well as in dreadful headaches and biliousness. It's because
the liver becomes sluggish; and waste matter accornulatea
which Nature cannot remove without assistance. The beet
CHAMBERLAINS -TABLETS
remedy is Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tabletft, which
stimulate theliver to healthy activity, remove fermentetraan,
gently cleanse the stomach and bowels and tone the whole
digestive system. Sure, safe and reliable. Take one at
night and you feel bright and sunny in the morning. Get
Chamberlain's today -druggist. 23,e, or by mail from
Chamberlain Medicine Company. Toronto 13
Tambiyn. Itobt 11111/1+100; two year Old
heifer, T H Taylor A Soli. /tote Her
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neon. one year old heifer. John Barr. 1
and 2. heifer calf. John Beer. T a Tay -
lee & Bon . bull over one year and nosier
two, .1 H Taylor .e eon who alem took
Met for the Bell calf sad Herd. hull
and two tenial*": seed bull, John Mc
Elroy.
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A. Met:Isom took all the prizes In
this cisme
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/Web cow having rattled coif in 1915
or with calf. positive proof required, Ab-
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beet Brisham. John item two-year oldl
heifer, A Brigham, T 11 Taylor & Son.
tirn year old steer, Albert BrighaUl.
owes year oia heifer. T 11 Taylor Jr Son.1
John 'tare ose year old steer, Albert ,
Brigham. Robt Herrieoa. better ealt,
John Parr. R steer calf. A
Brigham, R Harrison, tat steer, say
Pril Shorthand
We It Schciol
London. ()ntario 2
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Great Reductions in Prices
OF
Summer Goods
Lawn Mowers
wail 10.10, now $4.011
Was $6.00, now
NV AS $6 25, now
W as 87.50, now Vies,
Wse $10.00, now $8.00
Screen Doors
Vere $2.50, now .. . - - 12'.20
Were $2.23, now $1 90
Were $1 73, now . ..... .. $1.50
• . . $1.20
Were $1 25, now...... •$1.10
Hammocks
Were $5.50, now
Were 114.25, now -
Were $3 50, now
iVere let.Z., now
Wt.!. 64.1111, now "
'Were $2 25. now
and many others.
11-4.25
151100
1$2.75
$2-5ii
11.75
Refrigerators
One was 871.4444, now . . 118.141
One was $35.00, now P11.141
One was $8.00, now $0,50
Screen Windows
\Vere :Kyr, now.... ete.
Were :Mc, now Zia
Garden Hose
One -half-inch corrugated, was
I7c, now I5c per foot.
Bicycles
0111, Ritnibier. 5411.141, now pine
One WeslAnd. 1r4:i IQ. now $2K0111
Two were 11.36 W. now ....1126
One S. 33. Gent's 1113 141
One oires Wheel .......$35 141
A great snap in Graniteware-15c each for pieces worth 2.!",c to
35c, and if you purchase five of the Vic pieces you can get a pail,
dish pan or large sauce pan for 15c.
Are you going to require any inder Twine for your corn ? Now
is the time to get it, as there is going to be a shortage.
ave you any patching to do toyour walls ? If so, Ilse Par',
stone Wall Plaster. It is all ready for use. For the finishing
Coat use Monarch Uateil Lime. It is slacked • an4I ready fot
use. .. .
Now is the time to nave your furnace overhauled before the
dirty weather sets in. We keep competent men for the Tirpo...e.
Send your order in liow and it ill he promptavattentioi .
i
We carry a complete stock of ppy Thought Ranges and Ra
diant Home Heaters. Call and see our Stoves before making
a purchase.
In Shelf and Heavy Hardware Our Stock Was
Never flore Clmplete I
Let us figure on your Plumbing. Heating. avestroughing and
. lectric Wiring. All work proniptly attended to
and fully guaranteed.
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Chas,. C. Lee
STORE 22 - - PHONLS - - - HOUSE 112