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L•yi.g the o•r•a •#f. •.d
CLEANSED tisk t.ijele4.,
means • he•l:h,, ail..
The Tonic Bath
It is decidedly a gain to find a soap that
makes the bath a refreshing delight. It is
decidedly a Noon to find in that soap a
health bringer as well. That is the double
benefit you gain with
LIFEBU0Y HEALTH
SOAP
To a soap base of the utmost purity we id a
gentle disintectant agent that makes the skin
"glow with health". The healing, copious lather
of lifebuoy thoroughly cleanses the pores and
leaves them disinfected and sweet.
The mild Lifebuoy odour quickly
vanishes after tree. .•Ill grocers
sell Lifebu.l•.
LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED
TORONTO •'
It.k1FIELD F.\IH.
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OOD ULICH• OW?.
.• .... -out
Thursday, 4k•lote•r B, 1PI14.--5
Heist for Ninny trar,r-I' hibtti Glad
and Attendance Large.
1'1,.• Hayfield r.,ir last week w'an the
Teat ween there ill at gond won)' years,
the ex !Molts being of evict'pt1.alal
qualify. There %%a. it !urge attendance
um \1cdtiv day.
.LYle free-for-all t'uc'k event reunited
aw GdI.vt,::
Garbe Mar \\ «.t.n, Baylfetd)....4 1 1
F:arl 'fold &Luker 4 Sour Eleter..2 Y 2
Maggie \Irk1111n.'Y 3 3 3
Mrlw,urall, Porter's Hill)
Stubbs Llmn.'h ..4 1 4
In the ev4.1111144 a concert ,as Alien In
lbr luau 1,111, the latent cousl•ting of
Jame. ...1,1111, comedian and entertainer.
a.slted hl' the unique Juvenile Quartette
of L•aulon, uu9 udtng Evelyn Montgomery.
Loretta 'Iibb4.rt. Menem smith and Josie
\'ter, 111 1.1111Iii44 and dancing.
The pt tee li-'was a. follows
HaItMEM
I:corral Purpo144.
Brood mare, acrompaur.l by foal. 410*
to be Judged with mare, Wm. Mattson.
Win. Stewart.
Foal, will. Mte.art. Wm. Taylor.
Gelding tic filly, 2 )''$4' old. Rel. Pear -
4011.
Urldung fir illy 1 year old. 4/'111. Definer,
J. h. Sterling.
Tram, Jim. Decker Jr... W. Decker.
.Sark -allure'
Brod mare. accompanied by foal, Perry
Weston. W. key:..
Foal. Perri Weston. W. keys.
Grading or 1111y, 3 years old, J. R. Steri•
Ing. Yid.
.leldin44 or any. 2 years old, Juo.
art. E. H. W H. l
Tram, 1. R. sterling. 4.0. Pen0111.
Heat, Draught
Stood Mare, seeompawrd by foal. WM
McAllister 1-1 ant end.
;oat. Wm. McAllister, 1-1 and and.
.,4.1dm44 or ally :1 years old• C. Tr
err, Jno, .lraart.
Tram, J. h. Sterling.
Read.lert
Rro. •A nary, a rom.pamleU by
I,A'krr, Jr.,
Foal. Jno. I'rrkrr. Jr., Will.
r el,llI4 ,or illy 2 year. old.
Wm. l .rck.r.
,told u,g or silly I year old,
Win , I'4..►dr.
Trate. Win. Ilw'ker.
Su1Rtr roadster,
honey ♦ Sun.
Carrla9
Rr.rs1 mare areenip
t,erkel. Jr.
Tran, 1'; hands or
Single ,arrI►g4. M
,'1-.1 grmurmam'4
Nc►lnley l Sion.
Lady driver. 1
Stew-
DO.
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"1811 Dan. McDonald.
Judges- 414. Artl Ibald, .v. J. Mellow's&L fair Rouen duck., W. H. Battler, 1st olid
CA 1-11.E.
Crede bailiePair Toulouse (mote,'.1 W. R. Battler, !I
Mitch cow, E. H. 443,e a soii, J..ud R• Frank Weeks. geese, E. and R. I
Held. Par any other 4arlrl) g
Hrtfrr two ywars old, W'. W. Wont. D. Snowden.
M. Me \aughtm_ Pair any other variety turkey'., E. and
H rifer our year olio \\. \\. Wise, Int 11y1'Iir' pt44r.14, Cal. J. len/coon, Mr..
and maid•
Heifer calf, W'. W. \S ow, J. and it mad, Howrle.
Steer, twtlyrar- old, J. and b. herd, U. Judge -J. W�1w.4,,.' PRI.E
H. Mc\aurhtun•
Steer one year old, 'Ih.... 41owont, E. 24 lbs. salt butter. Mrs. Jno. Stewart.`
H, WI" 4 Sun•
lo lbs. butler In block•, Mrs. J110. Mee-
"' art, Roland •Geiger.
NI Heti row. Beatty Hr..., L a 5 lbs.„,butter. Roland beige., Ir.. Jia.
Helfer two years old, E. H. Reglad.
J. and R. geld. Chrrsr, home-made,c. Tfurmber.
Helfer nue year old. J. al Hest collection 1 made pickles. net
H, Wise t Son. less than a or more than 1: tar leUew, F.
Helfer calf, E. 11, W't.r
kre4111. W. F. MHh•alf..
Oros. H.o\ 1,onw-nadr comb, b• and R. Show -
steer calf, J. and 11. Arm. W. F. Medcalf,
Naughton. Hest collection of canned fruit, .In,t 1.'.w
Stereo tin. year. old Mau .1% or Iiwr4. tla' I. Iarlrtlr', F. Kee -
Y. tail, A. Halliday'.
Hull call E. H. \\ honey it comb. Lar... 1 ,l Iteatty.
Relit. Holley III jar. 1.. Really.
Nraey Best cullrcio,l of hours. L. Beatty.
Milch row', Mex. elinerou. A. Bralxlon. Loaf of lame -made bread not bakers',
Judges -Jas. 1.10111A11. J, J. Magill-.
Grigrr, W'.. Peter ''la'Y
Special Prue. ay T. Estes 411.. Toronto Quart maple syrup. Mr.. Jou. Stewart. .
For the be. year -odd drhornrd steer of W. E. nattier Ir .ns . bottles Kral n w,tir, Ur. Nrlrer.
any breed r1hlbltrd by an „wrier wholeas
Dpi won w Eaton pate.• a1 any fair .4111e '. bgrr,r.114 Ion h cur „u4. person, R01111(1s.
IYIa, ThoBrownru. Plate of buns, Mrs. J. H1ad, Mr*. A. E.
:Er
Lelee•ler flat" of oatmeal, c.e•k.., Tho.. West -
Ram, two -Drat, ,�r over, \\'iii. \ICAI- laky. HoDt. D«Ip1'.
bocce. Layer cake, Miss Nora Ferruw.•n, Rnbt.
1h11la44 rani. I'. H. 4idi uctou. Srul m4.re.
Ham lamb' V."'" M`.‘11i-i.-i. ''''. It. ‘I'd- 4uV1,le pie. J..R. 'Vrhur, A. Halliday.
dteWn. Mr . Plate ginger rookies. 44... Pio, stew111.
x;1, 4 C.
hacucaned laudm ,- 1+n,. 2 E. and R. Snowden.
sh4.1or over,14. \l uldl'w1., \\ui. \f4.- 1.4.11«,n pie, III', \\'tont'.. R•.Dl. Se.'tsmPr4..
Ult-ter. PIM' drr'•rd ,mck'l', .Mrs. I'rter .:lark.
smarting ewe. C. H. \b�idlrton, 1-1 and
Roland codger.
ital. . Judge.. --Jas. G,nnrlly, \. T. Scott.
Ewe lamb. Wm. Me\Ih•te1, t -t and :hid.• I:IIiI\ AND t•Blata
a •het wan. wlntrr wheal, T. M• Snow-
den.E. and R. snow, •n.
Siirmt wheal, . .. e4. 1 , , A.
Bushel large White peas, are .
two . s C. Tr Pinner
t�ni-
and H' Reid.
NA on. 3044,
1d R. Reid, IL
♦ :111., ItefiItY
Rnld,'1'.`H. Me-
. \vin. Taylor„1 *1141
t.« l Som, J. Mid R.
Lhtcolltlh •u f
Rant. tw'o Shear.; or mer. T. M. snow- 1
del' •PO. Penhale, J N t l ng .'r•., A
Shea•Rng tui. 11041. lemhale. (,oNKwt
Rant lamb, T. M. Snowden, .Sen. Prmhalr. Nil Raider.
Ewe, having rased lambs in loth, Hush.I Imall white ,
oa, Jno. shears or over. tie°. P4.t.r11lr, 1.1 alum :tinct• C. A. Cooper.
3hearRht ewe, Gea,, P.ntl41r, 1.1 and Bushel oil -rowed barley, C.- Truent1er,
E. and R. SnowA4.41.
Bu+hel two -rowed barley. Milne Raider.
Bushel White oat., E. and R. Eiuuwdef,
C. Truemner.
One -halt bushel Umothy a..ed. t. R.
SDirinog. •oro. A. Cooper.
Bu+hrl Red clover, C. Truenmer.
a rags yellow Born. 44.bt. Blair, Mrs.
-dwelling-erre, \\•.wk•. Win. 4w -
Peter Clark.
pecker.
WM.. Taylor,
c.
f rummer.
Intel y, Jno. 4e•
bid.Ewe Iamb, Ile.'. Peihal4., 1.1 and ?dd.
Wether lamb. T. M. .11.wd4.1,.
Else Nuol
-h,arling ram, Frank Week. t and Y•
1tah1 lamb, Wm. 'Sinton Ft auk Weeks.
Ewe. laving rai-4.l lambs n1 Ivn'.
�ear- or over, Frank \Seeks, 1-4 and
,hFra,►
tiled by foal, Jibe. .'a, 4 ear, dent corn, W. R. Rattler. Thus:
over, feria Os -tweet,
.rwe, R. (Jntel°ti.
outfit, Dr. Whitely, Jno.
MekInley k Mon, P. R.
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The Navy League oECanada
Its Vital Work for Canada
THE Navy
ada fost
spirit that
greate
tions. It
adians
may be
devel
dire
The
tile
interest -training C
dy type of Brit's
again and again i
among victims
ing the sailor a
recreation to
that abound
Why
League of Can-
ers the splendid
made the British
st of maritime na-
organizes loyal Can -
o that practical work
accomplished for the.
opment of Canada's
t interests at sea.
human side of Canada's Mercan-
Marine is the League's especial
anadian boys to become the stur-
h panhood that won its laurels
n the great war -relieving distress
of the submarine warfare -and giv-
shore an alternative place for rest and
the places of doubtful entertainment
in port.
the $500,000 is needed
On Nelson Day, October 21st, starts a 3 -day
campaign throughout the Dominion to raise
$.500,000 necessary to finance the coming
year's work of the Navy League of Canada.
Help the work by giving liberally. As a na-
tion whose expanding trade will depend on
exports, we must educate our boysthe
highest type of seamanship so that the will
be equipped to man our ships to carry our
experts to foreign markets.
You will do your part in this work by con-
tributing liberally to the support of the Boy's
Navy Brigades, the organizations by which
the Navy League trains boys for our mer-
chant marine.
Every dollar subscribed thrill be wed to further the work of ike Navy League
itygawado - lbs work in which yea are orsowally interested
as a 4ldfrietic citisea. Help by riving.
Ewr lamp, Frank Weeks, 1.1 and 1,1. , :atller'nl.
Hr.I r-., -bees., any bend, 1'. 4. Sn.w-, 4 car+ •wort corn, W. F. 4r'Iralt, Jno.
den. \1411. Mr.Vli.ter ♦ •4111..t. Murray.
PWf car. -.ads otter variety. Jno. A. Murray,
aerl..hlre
W. 44. Medcalf.
Brood sow, haring' Jltt«red fn 1919. E.
Bushel field Mame Hauler.
old R. 3tx,wdeu, '4 4. SunwAro. Best rnllr.4l.ii gram m head, R_ulald
.elrrr, . F• 44.4.44111.
Roar, littered In 1141., 'r. M. Slwwdeu. .:)ud444.-L'4.'. \\'llhann+. Zurich. marredw Int!.. \\'m. 4sc.on, T. �. Fon' .r
SnowdM. 1 W,. I.aithwaite, Mi -
Rea Pla• Six bunches grapes,
.4ged boar, T. M. snoedel. Wm. Man- Hea«nl. 4.,..o.
won Collr.'tlon .f trap's. Mr.. I:rw.on,
Ilrood sow. bavn.44 littered in 1919, T. Latbwate.
M. Sn,w•dru, W'h1. Plate plums, R. 4(Morray, DW 344.tFro-
Boar. littered 1u 1019, T. M. Snowden: a1d.
Wm. Man AIM.Plate prune,. F. kee,gn.
Mow. littered in 1',19, T. M. •SnOiralen. plate .yellow crab+, Th' -4. Rmwlvl1, F.
W'III. M1111,4011..gan,
Rest boar, any breed. T. M. Snowden. kiPlate red crab., Mrs. 1. Heard-, Mrs,
Rent sow, any breed, E. and h. Snowden. Mode. .
Rest pair baron nog•. airy. breed, T. MI -Collection of pear., nv• of each variety,
Snowden, Wm. Mannon. F. keegan "Cho+. E.
' Judges -H. R. !melt, Clinton; G. C. Petty. Plate Cal 1.4.1'x. r111.4"::.1#1;1.11.1. •:. Gr9vr+.
H.n+all• Plate winter pear..., Brat)' Bro.., C. i.
PO1'LTwY Tru.Iunrr.
Pair Brahma•, .'or'k old nen, Dr• 14°'u.11rrtlon of two.... four fall and six of
Amnon. winter, 1114. I'( eachviolet14 Gro• Lalth•
Pair Matthias, ,cockerel and pullet*, M. wan., 4'. 4eera1.
Mrkouun. Whiter apple.. four ,•arWies. 5 of each
Par La,Rsago% rockets! and pullets.. '.111.1•, R. r.• Reid, Neo. 1•attlrwalle.'
Mr. 'tootle. Fall apples, f..nr varieties, F. kera114 T„
I R M d
Plate of Mann apples, E•- F• merrier, !M,
-,
Par Plymouth !tarred Rock-, E. an, R.
SmoWden, 141 and :hid.
Pair Plymouth Barred noel.-, E. 11. 44 1.e
\ A don, 1.l and hid. '
Pair Plymouth Rocks, white, ROM. Blair,
W. H. R1*uA' a Soft.
Par Plymouth Hocks', white, cockerel
and 11141.44.. Robs. glair, .. E. Nroves.
I'alr Ply�louth Rork1, any variety, Wm.
11. Rattler & SIM, Dr. McNinn,n.•
Par White \\lyandottes, co.�kerel and
pullets, C. E. ,.14)14.14.
Pair Silver W'yandottP', atm. Howrle, \\'• srotunere.
B. Ratt14.+. Plate of Nib+bon Pippin., F. Leeman. J.
Pair Silver Wyaeidotte14, egekeret and 44, -rerun!.
Plate
..m'e Pippin., Mrs. J. Hurd, A.
pullrtt. Mrs. Howrle. s
Pair Brown Leghorn., Mrs, !Works, R. E. Erwin.
B. Rattler l Son.
Plate of Warners, Mr4.. HUMP, C. Truem-
•
Pair Prowl, Ixghorns. cockerel and PUJ- mer, .i1:,lUen Hu.+eta, \\tn. Rrld, Mrs.
lett, Dr. Mckinnon. Mrs. Huwr44.. 11.14. of
li
Pair White I.eghorh+, A. Halliday. IA'. R. Ilinde. .
Ratlr�r & `Gni. Plate of Blenheim Pippin., b1.. RI''hard-
Palr W 1,,t. Leghorn+, cockerel and pul- son, J. R. Sterling.
Plate of Snows, F. Keegan, Mrs. Peter
Clark. •
Plate of (mtarlos, J. Richardson. E. i
Merrier. •
Plate or Wolfe Hirer, Win. Mclio.d.
eo.floMo Committee toe 1►e Pre..ere e( Ost•te,
Qaeir1ee' air Jerre C. Inge. Vac-Ch•irw.a: A. M. Hehberti.
Mo.. Tteeeereirt air dtlagaisll Walker Asst. Tree•er•ro N. L. Martis
tN Lily atr..s West, Torsions
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GUARDING YOUR HYDRO
SUPPLY
AT midnight the same as at noon: in January
the same as in July. Nature's tireless force
generates Hydro Power and places it at your
command.
The Hydro - Electric Power Commission of
Ontario has made possible its
transmission.
Regular inspections are made of transmission
and feeder lines to prevent interruptions in
service from avoidable causes. At the generat-
ing plants. and in this community itself the most
modern appliances have been installed to prevent
breaks in the circuit. But should some unavoid-
able occurrence impair the service, provisions
have been made to restore it in the quickest
possible time. The Commission. in its endeavor
to aid the users of Hydro Power to secure the
most satisfactory service, recernminds the use of
HYDRO Quality Lamps for home illumination.
HYDRO Quc!i.'y Lamps art tested i n t hel.y/m,;,beratoriea e1
the Commission f or br,!I.aney. current corMumpti on and
durab.J,:a. These eiteIfeatures are assured to users of
BY IMO Quality Lamps
HYDRO - ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION
OF ONTARIO
1/OR SAI.B HY
Waterworks and Electric Light Commission
HYDRO SH P
ASK THE HYDRO MAN
+new' 4.n.
J
A. Murray.
Plate Counter hoc
Plate of Baldwin., E. F. Merrier, F. Nee-
ran.
Plate of Northern Spies. F. Keegan, Thos. at The Sign
grow n4.tt.
Plate King of Thompkil•t Die. A. Mur-
ray. .Ser•. I.anhv 1110.
Plate of 1rveumir., Mrs. Heide, 131.111
•
let, A. Halliday. W. B. Battler l son.
Par Black % DOI114, Wm. B. Battler &
Son.
Pair Black Minorca%, cockerel and put -
len, \\'m. H. Battler It Mon.
Pair Andalu.lan+. Mrs. Morrie. W. B.keegan. -
Rattler l .cru. Judge--Jno. Porter.
Par Andaln-an+, cockerel and pulled. YP-CCr.I#/.e:M
Mrs, How'rle... (lair bushel Early 'Cr.bhler4. Rm. 4, 611r
Pair Silver Hamburg-, Wm. B. Battler ray. Milne Raider.
l ,yon. Half bushel early (potatoes. Jno. 4. Mor -
Pair Black Hamburg.. W ni. B. Battler l I ray. ,'. Trurmnrr.
.-
i„a Hair bu•h«t. Grrdn Mountain. Jnn. A.
Murray, L. Ti indoor'.
Half bushel late 41.411114.• to be maned.
C. Trurmin4.r, Elmore 44Inpp.
5 nlsu44nld•, In11g 44.44, David newer. W
H. Talbot.
"Atwood. 1 4 marigold., fellow GIol1. Davey l'4.aa1.
Pair gam... any variety', Wm. B. Battler :E. and H. ,,,,,....0„..j
l Sen, ! 4 inter
:Mediate m
te anprdd14, W. 11. fatted
Pah Rantam-. any, other variety, Wm. B. • Thos. Brownell.
Rattler l yon. 4 hell carrots, Elnare Moil..loan Me
Pair any oilier violet., er vlet' mai.W'. F. 4ed- Donald.
.11L 4 fable carrot., D/v4,4 Dewar, Jnn. 4
Pair Pekin lucks,. E. and B. AnowAen. Murray.
a table beets. .11th, A. Morro'', Geo.
I,reen+lady.
1 3 hda.l, rabbare, a. Mraturray, A. E. Er,
win.
3 heads raylifi ,o'er. A. Halliday, Nora,'
t'ereu.on.
muskmelon'., 1 . A. Murray, E. and B.
Snowd4.nh
a parsnip., David Dewar, Mrs. Peter
..lark.
Best pumpkin. Mr• Braunton, for.. Grieve,
Heb squash. Ur. Grieve. E. and R.,. pow
i den.
5 nem turnip., JOn. A. Murray, E. and
-now'den, et
Y wat.rntel.u+, havld Dewar. Robs. Blah.
41 .akar heel F_ and B. Snowden, E. H.
\\•1.4. 4".ii -
1 bead.' wh,td eeler), Ur. \\'.osN, EI -
more gt./p- '
r, heat+ wdntet ralin, W. B. Battler, Dr.
4.lr.
Ifirlr .'Ilton+. Jnn. A:.1{tm'ray, Dan MrhnnhIA.
Perk potah. 441141., large English, Jul).A. ,Murray'.
perk litre y4.41nvv Ym.ni:-F, Keegan. EI-
mi'41141'' '
1'11*re► 41.'44.. red I.Htlat14.', A• Halliday, W.
F. Medcalf.
Plate large bellow tomatoes, W. F. Med-
' calf, t. M. Stiowd0n.
Plate beach-inmatne., E. H, Snowden,
W'. 4. Melealf.
Aix amts l lsIfy, V1. F' Mnlra11, t. F:.
Erwin.
Judge-- Wm. Ilarlry. •eaf'rth.
Lto4' WORM H9,
Fancy bath trowel, Mr14. Hops. Miss LIS•
In4flton .
Fancy pin ru4hlnn, 141.. Livingstone,
Roland '14.lger.
Sofa ru.Blnn, Mr.. Howrle, Mr.. S. 110014•
ton.
(CtDtiSUed on page 6.)
Pair Red Ca.., Wm. R. Rattler l Son.
Pair any variety Poland., cockerel and
Outten. WM. R. Rattler l Sona
Pair Maidens. Dan McDonald.
Pair Houdan., cockerel and pullet, Wm.
Marla* $pecific
Remove,'
all $fones
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24 Hours
T11
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Appendicitis
indigestion, Stomach Disorder*,
Appendi, itis and K id meq Stones
are often cauerl by Ga11 Stones,
and ntiolead prrplc until those
bid attacks of Gall Stone Colic
appear. Not one in ten Gall
&one Sufferers knows what in
the trouble Marlatt's Specific
Will cure aithont pain or oper-
ation.
For Sale *relatively in Gexle-
rich by
,,.JAMES A. CAMPBELL..
J . W. MARtATT DCO
ONTARIO ST. TORONTO ow
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formed - how you
followed examples, did
what other people did -
your E, - 0r years at
school - - your start in
business? Recall them
if you can. You gained
a knowledge you will
find useful when your
own boy starts out.
Give him the right start. Teach him the value of
personal appearance and self respect. Tell him how
confidence may be gained merely frorn a dean shave -or,
better still, show him -and show him in a practical way.
Give him a
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and make his morning shave come easy. The old time
pulling and scraping is a thing of the past. The
haphazard element is gone. There is no need for your
boy to know anything but the ease and comfort of the
Gillette shave. it is the razor of his time --that to which
he is entitled -nothing more, nothing Tess.
Sold at most stores catering to the needs of men.
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