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6 Thursillny. Whilwr 9, 1919.
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in looks, wear, and value .find Bengard Clothes
the highest possible standard of Canadian clothes
manufacture.
We are enthusiiqic about the new styles
-we think is ill be. tome in and
see them.
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SOLE AGENT FOR
20th CENTURY AND ART CLOTHING
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DETROIT P0001 UR SOCIETY
P. 0. BOK SOS DETROIT. MICH.
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FOND MEMORIES
of Bygone Years
are always recalled bthe
association of a good
portrait.
The desire for good
port rait 4 springs from the
sacred fountain of cher-
shed memories t h e
memory of departed loved
ones. or of friends away
in other lands -t he mem-
ory of those who tell in
battle. or of family an-
cestors) whose early
struggles built us a step-
pingstone to higher
reaches and a nobler life.
Ic
J. T. FELL
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Another Aipment of
English China
Just In
A few choice Dinner Sets,
very reasonable in price. also
odd pieces of China very suit-
able for gifts.
Come in and iiree it.
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Smith's Art Store
East Sc. Phone 198
Goderich
I( TOR% 1.0%N OF 1919.
rrianement. tieing Made for Cam-
triin-Ilraspiarters at Clinton.
I tir he tloarter, tor the 1919 %actors-
luae campaign for Huron county will he
at Clinton. with Mr. 'G. D. McTaggart as
chairman. LtsCol. H. T. Rance. vice"
chairman: Mr. 1. Torrance (o( Toronto),
real:zee K. B. F. Smith (of Toronto),
assistant organiser; W. P. Littlewood,
DUNGANNON.
Thos. G. Allen
DUNGANNON
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
Commissioner for Affidavots. etc.,
and Conveyancer
VV 1 Dee.h, Mong.4es Ale•••••",•
C••• 1**K ted and Mune.. StP-
p;...1 fa*. Mortgeees
AGENT FOR
NA. nd end Lf, Ireurerne in the best
Comper .11 ot,
MR. ji. F. WHYARD a the
agent Ifit THE SIGNAL at Dunanon.
Ordn* left with 50 lot .ubscriotions,
alvertisernenta or iisb printing grill rece•ve
1ptunipt attention. Telephone (Gudench
Rural) r39.
IHURSDAY. Oct. 9. •
Itetueumer thr Ite•ture by Mr. Thew.
SI. itallenday. of Toronto. next You -
this eveliin. iit tlw agri..tiltural Hll.
under tlw nit.iticew of Erialue t•luirch.
tome! uniereal program
A we meeting in the intenits
of the p uo1I ni v ne w.i herd here last
night. Tnis evening there is to be a
meeting the interests of John Jnynt
the Conservative candidate in North
Huron. tq be addressed by Mr. Joynt and
Mr: D. (I Tay•or ut Luskno.
Rev. Mr. Militia and family moved tu
Goderich this week. Rev Mr. Druglas
and Mrs. Douglas have moved into the
rectory. Mr. Douglas being the newly-
appotrited incumbent oi this chare.
With the election drawing near the
political pot is Warming up. and one
would need to understand algebra pretty
well to pick mit. the %sinner*. The ()my
sure pa t 01 is alai tne e are going ta be
inure uefeateu candicates than ever
before.
Mr. A. Cu bert is busy these days
moving down a saw -null he parchased up
north. Mr. Culbert is erecting this mill
on his properts in threat! ge and intends
to make things hum lhlb Mitilloef. Dun-
gannon is growing and as in many other
places the housing problem is a .are one.
Quite 1.number froai here attenied the
anniversary services at Crewe and St.
Helens Sunday and Monday last.
Mr. and lairs. J. J. McNebb. nf Kin-
cardine. v si ed Mr McNabt's unI
thts week
of this week. Princioal Ross and Miss
School is closed Thursday and Friday
Stothers being in attendance at the
tracheaconvention at Exeter.
ST. HELENS.
A.N:770.-yFO..111%.41.)F AaLyL KINDS. ),
h wek. Highest rances paid at mriling:‘,
1 ()Re.. St Hele..a.
TUESDAY. Oct. 7.
The thankoffertn: meeting of the
Warnen's Missioaary Society will be held
Sunday morning (ictober 12, when ,Mie
Ratty.•4 Toronto, will be the speaker.
Mr and Mrs. E. McRoberts. who have
been touring through th • Weet returned
shower In KW of the Godi•riiit hospital mi al s
and childrens shelter, to be brought ••"s
in at tbe next meeting. ti lw held ut
Stni. J111*. Iliiytk.uiii. I October lith.
8. 111. 1.0 4.11.0110* 4111111. W 114D 1111,
Sibly (.1111, that wt. may hi % i• n banner
tnerfug ihottt forzet the flute,
ict.oher 14th.
t NCREASEO SERVICE, C. N. R.
Fransconunentat I ala Every DaN in the
Week -In Effect OLtoiser stb.
A daily transcontinental service be
Toronto-Winnipeg-Vanomver-
:
Victoria. is the principal feature an -
1 flounced in the Canadian National Rail-
: ways fall and winter timetable.
The train will leave Toronto 9.15 p. m.
daily and will be equipped with up-to-
date sleeping. dinn. lust -class day cJah.
tourist and colonist cars. Between Tor.
Onto and W airspeg there wi' aso be a
compartment-bsrvation Irbrary car.
A parlor car will 'be attached. for the
conventence of paesensers, %%bile Fetravel- ss,
ling through the 'emMI
Ares. so they
ay
enjoy. in the uunkst comfort, the mag-
nihcent scenery for which the Canadian
National route is famous.
Further paroculars can be obtained at
from passenger officers of Canadas Na-
tional System of Railways.
KINTAIL.
TUESDAY, Oct 7. •
Miss Ahce Brown. of Detroit. visited
her aunt. Mrs. Cathcart. last week.
MI. and Ms. Alex. McLennan. of X
Toronto. are the guests of the tatters is
aunt. Mrs. K. F. McLesnan.
Nliss Margaret Hardie has returned to 1111
C hicago. 1
hill.
Mr. J. T.,Briffut is vis tina\at Park.
El x.ocd D:er nan and Noble Johnston mg
are worsing on the ,nw brid:e at Pert =
Albeit.
Mrs. Thos. Giffin. of (Ooderich. spent I.
a kw days at the nom e ut Mrs. J. T.
Grithn last week..
Inspector J. E Tom paid his sem • I.
annual visit to S. S. No. 3 •ast Thursday.
CREW E.
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MONDY, °Ct. 6,
Must of the farmers around here took!
in the big lair at Dungannon. None of
them seemed brave enough to go up ia
the aeroplane.
Miss Celia Pentland. of Dungannon is
speeding a few days %tar Mrs. WM. M s
Connell.
Mr. Jaris, ot Lucknoe spent Sunday
at Mr. S. Rvett.
Although the weather was not in or
fasur the anniversary services held at •
Creee church last Sunda% *ere a decided
suces.s.
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AUBURN. 11
WEDNIk.,f)kY. Ott S. 111
Mr. Arthur Spragg %di taken ill while
an the village Saturday and eas taken to
the Goderich hospital on Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Fergusrn. who has been ill
ill for some :one. was taken to the Gode- •
rich hospital on Tuesday by Dr. B C
Weer.
The Methcdist anniversary on Sunda%
I was well attended. despite the unfavor
their holiday.
last week. looking much =proved by I abe weather.
Miss Medd is a Visitor with her cousin.The temperance meeting on Ntonday
Mrs 33 al Taylor. nigh( in the Forestes Hall brought out a MI
Mr. John Dumin and son Norman. good attendance to hear the addresses of, of
of
Morritown, are visiting ho, mother, Mrs. on the corning referendum.
Dr. Emmerson and Rev. Capt. Reycraft
C. Durnm.
Mrs Charlotte Johnton, of London. is Mr. aret Nit. Gen. Denstedt. of Kitch- '
visiting her sister, Mrs. Rubinson Wooth. i ener. motored up cra Monday to visit
their datahter. Mrs. R. D. Munroe. '
CALVIN CHURCH ANNYVERSARY.-The
anniversary services tot thesPresbyterian i
church brit' Sunday and. Monday were a isODERECH TOW.4141111', . X
decided success. Owing to the rain the '
WEDNESDAY, OCt. `s )11
The annual thank offering meeting , X
Unfoe church auxi tary of the WS M •
will tie held at the home of the president.
Mrs. Geo Falcoser, on the evening ,1 1
Tuesds.. October 14th. when an address igs
will be delivered to Rev. Dr. Larkin of
or the eervice a• 11 o't's,
cock. The choir Seafrrh. An invitation has been ex- II
1,114 ab y as-hted tri tut evening uv Miss tended to the Womens Country Club to Jima's. a a al ar IR ji ium a it a ir *it a a if at at a it ars ilia it at a
Mary 'Aitchison of Luckrfow, who also he present and en•nv tn- addreos Al -
sang a solo. ' Monday .evening a recce, hough Dr. L r in la n • .91 • I-11
crowd attended the fowi .supper. After • older ministers of the resbytry. this
an had enjoyed a bountiful meal an s his first visit to the Union. fumed oak. Mr. George RM.,. who was eamoron. tor. crate.
,ectetar) •
attendance in the morning was not as
large a, a would otherwise haste been.
Mr. W. Coats, county registrar. who but in the ex ening the church was packed
has been the chairman for previous cam- to its utmost capacity. Rev. S. M.
paiins, is acting this year In an advisory Whaley of Thirham. a former pastor,
capacity. as honorary chairman. dedicated the new memorial bell at 10.30
orrinection w th this loan is $2 700000.
The obiective for Huron county in and Mr. John Juynt of Lucenrang it
The campagn will open officially 'sat
October 27th.
JUST.TOIXII OF SORE THROAT. -The
smple sore throat qften develops tato some
serious complication affecting the lungs.
It is so easy to use a gargle thit will give
relief before the danger point lo reached.
Tonga for sore throat . provides an
excellent antiseptic treatment that
destroys the germs that cause the
afliction. Easy to gargle ani harmlesa
when swallowed. Price 25c a bottle.
Sold by E. R l3igIe, druggist. Gaderich.
McEwen's
SPECI ALS
Boys' Caps, new supply to
hand
Boys' ;Overalls, VC to $1.25
Boys' Jereys, white. navy
and red
Boys' Biraceslrit up
A few peices of curtain
niaterial, to cleat from
25c a yard up
A nice line of Bath Towels
at right prices
We stock the Crompton
Corsets, all siees a n d
different styles
Lime juice. Grape Juice,
Rasp. Vinegar Lemon
and Orangeade it' bottles,
also Letnonade and
Orangeade Powder. Just
right for 'drinks in the
hot weather
Try some of our Aroma
Brand Tea With ten lbs.
you get0 Teapot FREE
Mint Tea in stock. You will
find a sroon in each
package
J. J. McEwen
License No. 14-7451
Hours tif Business 8 am. to 6 p.m.
Saturlays 8 a.m. to 10 p.m
XXIX X II IIXXXX II X X X • X • XXX XXX XX XX XXXI' XXX
Popular Furs Moderately Priced
Handsome Hudson Seal Cape and Muff, trimmed in either Grey Squirrel
or Fitch, the season's leading style. The Capes are $42.50 and $50.00. Muffs to
match at $25.00 and $42.00.
Australian Opossum Set. An exceedingly attractive set with large Cape
with Roll Collar. Can be fastened under arms in dolman style. Smart Canteen Muff
oto match. The Cape is priced at $65.00. The Muff is priced at $22.50.
Charming Red Fox Sets, so popular for young ladies' wear. Priced at
$42.00, $52.50 and $60.00 the set.
Natural Coon Sets are very stylish. Special $50.00 set.
Children's Sets a Specialty
Very Pretty Dress of excellent all- Delightful Silk Taffeta Dress,
wool Serge in navy and black, triipmed Georgette sleeve and vest, bell cuff, in
black silk braid, satin -covered bffttons, black, navy and brown. Special $22.00
round neck. Special $25.00 each. each.
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Beautiful Coats of Silvertone
You.will be charmed with the showing of the new Silvertone Coats. They are so
stylish and so comfortable. Silvertone Coats in colors of navy, saxe, burgundy, brown
and tan. with large collars.and many are fur -trimmed. Priced from $37.50 to $60.00.
Special Children's Knitted
Special Values in Underskirts
Ladies' Warm Padded Vesta
Snits $5.95 a Suit
Ldies' Near Silk Un-
A shipment from Japan
These Knitted Suits are
derskirts just in from New
of these comfortable Pad -
just the thing for the little
York, in the newest de-
ded Vests with or without
tots. They comprise Pull-
over Sweater and Cap In
signs in fancy colors in a
sleeves. With sleev es
cardnal, grey and white,
special $5.95 a suit.
good variety of styles. Pric-
ed at $2.75 to $4.50 each.
$2.95 and without sleeves
$l.50.
Every day we receive orders from all parts of the Dominion
from former residents and tourists who like
dealing with the Scotch Store.
McCall's Pattern Magazine and Winter Quarterly now in stock
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PHONE 56 Millars Scotch Store PHONE 56
The
Leading Phone
and Mail Order Store
excellent program of solos by Mrs. Joynt
and Mr. Harold Min of Lucknow, duets
by MI :.es McCallum and Aitthison of
Luckn w ani readings by Miss Norrish of
Walkerton,- addressee by Rev. Mr.
Whale % andb Messrs •
and in the trenches w Ib Corp. 1 mil from lard or crochet lace in wool, e. Ham
ZION CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. - The I
minim nary services and fowl supper at :
1916 with the 71st Battalion, unveiled the
da1•Ilielirs;,:h.t"."1=: Cameron. Mho Poi
honor roll and the memorial tablet. Then
Zian church, Taylors Corners. were a. followed the sinsing of appropriate 1."1' .........
dicided success The fowl sue-. whicn I Lames' knitted loonier, Illir. Woods, Ior
: hymns and remarks by the superin- is„,s.
%vas re -id on Monday r ight. was I rgely d
Y. J. . . e p I pr.
. John oynt a attended. and was enjoyed by all. and Rev. ja.rnes Hamilt• n. At the close of
R. D. Caberon of Lucknow, was givtn atterWards a vecy pleasing program was
aa
Mr. D. B. Murray expretsed thanks on rendered. Rev. W. 11. Campbell. tte
Pru'
the service the congregation marched
behalf ol the bys whose names appeal' pastor. occupiethe chair aed the
past the tablet in honor of th: gallant
on the be I. The proceeds of the services gram consisted of readings by Mi., Edna : dead.
amounting to about $400, are for the Rivers of Goderichsolos by Mr Elm r
nee shes.
Robertson of Auburn end Ms. Potter of
selections by the Holmes
vire quartette, violin music by Mr.
lerItTEICS HI'LL
Charles Cox and addresses by Rev Mr.
WerosesoAr. Oct. s. Johnston of lloimesville and Mr. Harry
Salkeld
The anniversaryservices held in Bethel • Proceeds amounted to $140
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Methlidist church were a decided success, : THE COLLEt.TDR'S ROLL. -The collec
.irge crowds attending both morning arta i tors roll for the township of Godsrich is
evening. Rey. Eric Anderson the paStor, : fm* in the collector s hands and the tol-
1 preached in the morning and the speaker113wing are the amounts to be collected by
for the evening was Reel) N. McCarnsts, . him from the different ratepay ers of the
of Wesley church, Clinton. The choir toe nship:
County and highway tax ......1110304,141 4703
Telephone accounts
lownship tax 4292 44
Telephone dehentufes .... 610 01
was aeststed by Mr. and We W. Yeti, of
Holmesville and Mr. (). W. Potter, of
Clinton
Mrs. Peter McDougall and Miss
1 75
Marian have returned from -their two Statute labor. ...... 26
m maths' trio and b ith look as if the 1)6g tax. 610 00
West ago; d with them. General schema tax.... ....... 3426 50
Miss M. Brien has returned after a Public school tax 5570 11
. mon 11- visa with Toronto friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson and Mr. and
Mrs. Mar. ot Springtiank. spent the
week end with Mrs. John Cox. sr.
Mr. Mellyeen of Granton, is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs W. D.
I Wiliams.
Miss Ratans Torrance is at Blyth this
week with her sister, Mrs. Andy Sloan.
Separate school taxes 14 50
Arrears. 1915 5 238
Total. .. . • • • • • • 126.906 65
Athough this to the average ratepayer
may seem a large amount, yet it is 12.•
652.S1 less than was (selected in 1918.
Surely the different rat ials of our town-
ship are to be congratulated on the way
Mrs. Frank Cross. of McGregor, they have tried to keep down expenses,
Manitoba. is visiting with relatives and while we know that labor and material
friends around the "Hills.- have risen to the utmost limit. (Cam-
: Mrs. R. Y. Cox has purchased a fine mu"' ated)•
Nordheimer piano.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. NAcPhail spent a
few days at Mitchell last week. •
Soldiers' Ala chyle. -Th.. A.brioi4
.5 ill 1 inle lield n very sues
••••ieftil meet i tit tit the botite of Niro..
W. 11. NIA ic. 41Iu onticessiois
little,. y. Septum/ter 1119
rim sliver. reisirt .1111%1 reoelpts
tii $4406.14) ofthe
work istivinilttew hse .m,wisNied ill di..
Istniteg it( two rly rill 1,1 the surplus
yarn, Mr...1 P 4.11.•844
he inns/ heartily thniike.1 for selling
MEMOWAL TARLFT UNvirma.- A large
congregation attended the unvei ung of
the memorial tablet at Union church on
Sunday, Septemher 2sth. The names of
three soldiers who fell in France -Corp.
Joe Yuill. Pte. Arthur McCluskey and
Pte Harvey McCluskey -are engraved
on elver maple leaves on a larg• shield of
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Ladies' cro•bot sweater. Miss Living
1.1011e. Mr.. Hoe..
Tatting. lir. Wrest..
I.,
Thou. C•Illertli ars. Toni.
pc*:•Reled yoke for Mehl plain or er
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C seheted bieket white Mrs. 8. Mot
elr111. lir, lo at 1%-
BAYFIELD FAIR. rie.
knitted bedspread, r. Him
f(butimitel trim page S
Pair riartains,, handtnade, Mrs. in°
Stewart Roland fairer
ao:t!irrib,:r;:greterre111,....iRunrriltlimecre.... in white, Rot
ston... lir. woods.
Table centrepiece, colored, Man Living-
Dressei .tof•arf, e... merman', Roland
Embroidered tray chith. Mr.. llowrie.
Roland tatger.
one pair day .hip.• Robt. sentrenere,
Roland Geiger.
Set bel linen, hand enade. Roane raver,
w. Medralf.
Three fancy towels, MIs. LivIngstone,
Mr.. S. Wnston.
Table runner. Finland Hewer Jo, Karr.
Ladles' underwear hand -made Roland
ueorer. Mrs, Howria
Rest iiiitodate collection of ladles'
work. riot more than iv piece., Pollee Liv-
ingtne. w. F. tiTidcalt.
Mali. 3-511. or colored shirt, hand made,
iMhir:y.s. Hioustpft. br. '.pie',
p.
Mrs. S. Kinston.
Patched C01111. cloth, M. Grieve, A. Hal.
Pitched quilt In rett•no, li•oland 'roger,
Melted mat Mrs. I: Mkrwart,_1krit. P.
lIni 'lin
Hooked nat, Mrs. P. Himetrin RObt. Del.
My. RIP
Home mar comforter, trr." Wen, Nes.
J. M Red.
k itchen apron, Roland nearer. Mrs. S.
ll'euan't:;•L apron. Tn... Cameron, Mrs. R066.
Pair fnena %swollen •milts. hand made.
Mrs. s. lot. Vateve.
Patr woollen mitts hand made,
Crochet bedspread, Dr. Grieve, Mrs.
Houston.
Crwhet ran mid srarf. wool, Mrs. Ris.
Collertion of teflon. lace, W. I . Med
• 4081. Mrs. Woo.
Shadow embroidery, Mr.. s. Houston,'
Mrs. lno. Stewart, Dr. • *II' IP% ft.
Darning 01 AMA.. Mr*. inn. Stewart. Mrs.
Do not miff! •11si..,
tiattollwar (la
Itching coliortosi threr flIttev 9/Milker thl094,
*Wad Made, Mr.. firamlori Mr* Tom..
likey Pilo., No Irk' rrinhet M• i%lio.tone. mrs.
surgical op•r.
seise regilomg.
Cowe's Ointment will renew* 7801 ft, (Mae
•0 certainly curs fLou re.a rata
over $91) worth In II few weks. The moron. Samp`si tine fm. If rem mew ion
hr.. or Filtnananno. LAs.. .1rWit
TEIrcle is asking for a fruit mewl pickle gaper and enclose Sc.. stamp Ist v., poi'. s.
prophet rentreptece ttl %halt. Mr/.
Crochet ort. la entlim, varletlea,
Roe. 111.. ort
Them. Cameron. Mr. tfroo.lon.
Yard of rrorhel lace, In cotto, Thos.
MiAtt 1.15ItiffOttle.
Iltyelel Ofribeoldeey, Dr. Woods, Mimi Liv-
ingston: Mrs. newton.
• il Flinch work, Mr, ffiiirrie. flit. Rimiletipe, c140,11ileprritiii::: ::11 ors.illarstre :tan:1,m 1:17...1,III:ros,
neii.4.0 ..t w„rk, w, F. medeiff, Dr. Ciilleettoli or fuschias, Mrs. Newsom 8.
inn"rti::aninir. w. P. Medralf Mrs. fl. Unto_ !
tom
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Dram n utork Mos• i.D.ins,,ton 51,441,I 11.;41:Ig"n . . -0e,.. istaart.
kestrati.
roonerttort 01 110,011111.11. E. 'Aerprin, Mrs.
if ghotania. IE. kregan.
Luncheon clth, lir. nouteoure. notion Flee Arta
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The Largest and Best Commercial
School in Western Ontario
Wi• give hulls 'dual instruction and
.tiolents tun* voter lilir COMMOrCISA.
Shorthand or Telegraphy Depart-
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uates to poeitions. Write now for our
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of our lhork.
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Bedroom +Milkers. Stiss Livineston,
Hos..
Judes-Mrs. lag. Connolly, Mrs.
MCLeinnan.
PLANTS AND FLOWERS
Rouquet 1 flowers, lare. W. F.
ealf. Aft,. He•*11.
Bouquet or nwer., m, s,
ralf, Mr.. flew
CAillertion or. dahlia,. W. 1 Medralf,
Hewson
CollirtIon nI Pan.le., IV. Medralt.
Mr.. Hind.,
t,oillisetion or Mt,. Hen.on.
k
ColiertuoTI '.1 hotple plait.. F• keeen.
Collection of gladiols VC:. P. meaner
Mrs.
14,..
Ale:.
Pencil drawing, Mrs, lip • P. late 110.v.
Crayon Mau mg Miss' Livingston, Kate
Waterrhr pautiv. W. Y. Mistral'' Kat,
Ross.
4111 pamtile, W. F. Siedeguf Miss Living-
ston.
, losiosington painting, Mrs. Ross, Met.
C.. !Mrie.
'4011S. Houston.
Painting on silk, Satin nr 00 VPIVillt,
Pen and Ink sketch Mr., flontle, wry.
phvirs0, IV. F. Mechin'.
11,i1 of hayfield semen'. 0".
MrA• tireetafolade W. A. musts/el
Want work. Mi.. 1.10ing.to,, Mrs. Row
/IMP clip and `saucr, suitable bit entire
ervice, lir. ()Dove W. F. Illedralf.
Hand painted china, three pare, Dr.
Grave, tlr Houtledge.
Judges -I Steuart, 1.. Drant.
Mt\ LI tic 11 ere
Set single harness 5. ty Tippet, Thew.
Cameron,
e01 grinbie lane.,, Tin. Cameron J.
NV, Tippet
seem 10.14,1 'aril Milne Raider.
Mitelit woollen yarn. ten Inet. or ovr.
Milne nalApr
Re.t gnarl Jar .nft clap, Thn. Riviwn-
tt Mr. J. 45, Rent.
54.8 hers hard 0.0. Hlliday, Their
Cmrieron.
SweePI-46w. commits,. 1. kein.
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