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EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
21
1911
S4NDDR$ & CRY, -;%!M
Local. items
Some people thank it a.. mystery that
liet3: ithstand; ay; good ndvie B:;E:i".'➢at�ys3
grow` up ;to wild and reckless ycung
a '_ f
inti#i. If t,aese bays were tauala, _rant
infancy that home 'was the proper place
for then, after dark, rather than prowl
:gig aroused the streets, annoying weU
and .sick %people alike, much. oz this
a,
d :•ou"
lair:ed i¢
m � te- ^ na ,St tion ex g'
ys "3 exp
lathed,
e is and
rata watt, bettca moral characters,
i'atOre trItellf„'e',tt minds, wouldMgt, No parents ;teen expect Faure i;oral
tn. a bol; L1aL p. Qwis 'tho.streets ad•it glat
s
eve#. .r lta docs go to Sit -,day Se�Pol
4r {
., L
The ironic s,.ou d be o. a:a,y the i_a: n
. ,
sn� school ro, the toys and gl els, bare
Ott? cjea •'est Place o:i: earth for' the
rei3. In anter tiro they, wilt lowly
sae%racisaaey ot, excitants, but the,re-
harpy home re
io despondent. at.Qt
Iter activity. tee
lige ntreets at : igtat,
U4ta14;;r.
tot
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idt
gl
helptheineihte
adile
Thomas,
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ant
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MeV
ere
ned1 Pt
ed try
eased
1/0 IV
DASIIV,'OOD
L?ea,tlt of Airs. E%dt,--•�T`,ire-lrJdews` 08 the'Exeter Fair
death of • lairs. Jos.PEidt, width was dr-,
culated on Thursday right last, was r -e 1.
ceived with keen re's'et by her many-
t:"sends '.a town' and surrounding coun-
try. For a week deceased, Alas been,
con-
fined to her bed trent tmucd dread-
ed disease, called stones, The
disease took its characteristic course,
one day gilts patient showing signs of
lnip"ovement, while as the next stie was
iso,oo ut the ravages of the
dis-
ease were pefar �a tk4ir deadly sazs.
-
s: a and la -Ps -tag' 'into a state of a :tom
se;-sus:less Tiau.raday: about 6.30 o'clock
f- the ev{:lin she curtain Yras rung.
Another or the meat successful fairs
era the history Of the Exeter Age-jet/W.1r,
al Seeety was, ,field here or ;onday.
asd Tae da of tlss week.
Taeweat
r
was id,eal 'and the attendance dance was very
largo. As usual the exhibit of horses
was large and of ,an exce,ptioneily high
class, while the cattle and other ksve
sto.k was well represented, The Cr ys
tal Palace furnished e
agt.c s da
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pe=ia1, J. 1-Jaw1dss, x113#13BR AND McLJlA,Zt 3''OMIN&TF1 4
MANUFACTORIES AND IMPI,EAtENTS
Wool blankees J Decker, truss J
Brown; cotton warp, ;'Miss Brawn, sew-
ing ttrat.at'.nae, organs "and pianos, 1'
Martin 1 and ; stuffed 'birds, A.
M
c-
Phe E ;a, packing sait and t1xe salt,
12:Mill; single iarncss and do b e
harness, W. Peer. 1 and 2: cured barn
n9E s Torn, „cured meat's, A. row,
Datince'yJ col., of takes, 1t. Clark.
Gasoline engine, Ca#nr_or Br s.; waee-
o: fonpuan p and J._.t
s
rrk
ti
Cifvaried and interesting' exhibits.
' babgd :b
s E T•n
ble, .
Th -f:',"4 -Q°':: and Ye tarbl,a' q;Q:161 wee. l.trgf .F. I:e^ta 4 e. P. Hanio.n, Judges,
and, c' excelieat Y5riety, and the poultr;' f; u'INS ANii
equai to any that. h5. eve; b;: cc•exhirtt(d t SEED rS
i.a"Ytl _
`,tri:.-.oe,aaarrtw.e•d •e,
G , reTdr, Renidown,. even her kindly lkfe.' Tito faintly o;the ,rounds. TaE'racing 1tthe raig z>.-e)Iatrr ra➢!•wse:,: �A Andrew.,
_ sti nt att oialos of friends number and the two, heas races 3eGd4re:, barley, le}rr;p oats ;74'14d
espe .aPP her eoura_n husband, furnished special at ranttGt for r ar.fspitsdawheat6,rowgd
in
a•n}-s period of thele //la], By thea hell contested. The1I13113ad I -p, rs,
v.,,,,,- a=Ts r -e'31r
'o
a'ad 1awse•�d �i it N
for d r•.�•aanao¢i osis, "a1 1-"�"�^aur, 'titi` Aattter°
xtt l 1 t, l ,tingt- tie 1, s dist.
. Werra_
run se ar.d:
avery
-
� 7�lea�e41
to io caa
o
al Uri
art-,
s' will be nt-sacci grid ➢atilented, and laud of Lo -do iu-•itts'u 1i VW Haus'
decal our kin est sympathy c as b
<� w -a a 7 tea Th ,
floral 'tributes or afrertio#a
t •e deceased 141A upon the easter
,,, gamy slid or great beauty, The de-
ceased was a native of. New hamburg,
(;:.aving been bon in the year 184e,
Twenty••,9even years ago she came to
Dashwoo4 with her SurVSYin4 iu sh
i
4
r
bes rtes wheal size Ieavos "to mourn feel;
loss eight children. thres :stens and fiver
daughters—Charles, 4fAilsa Cram; John
fre:m n sad iarrs, Louts" greeter of Dasa
wood, and; Erunle, idn,ud, Bertha and
Tillie at hones. The serv➢ee'ot fieri 1.,uth-
ri• reit, or w eSoh she was a member,
a conduete3 by Rev, G. Thur:. The
saI was largely attended, thus dent-.
rats 7,; the esteorn in which She woe
Jnio;;w these attending' the tuner--
re
unerne r4 ObEitaire w"ea•e.,.her pix sisters
ld. »deer bxotr#rrs from 'Wellesley and
Q,X4 Hati)iatt'litr. axedtrs, «T, Dor-.
a.nid',drs, A. Finley. 110y »~.►ati'•
^« A11M a C.a„t;. Senator and i'rs. V.
bl oS w Iln'nieuz :qtr; And :tire
:rte- Crediton. Mr, and Mrs, +7, Herr'
33 iRrda Il''6. 13.tehai'dson.
Lane 113sri
Mr. Land Henry Eldi o8
sorb airs, John i::dt
and Mrs, N, Weber,
nanhy. 1Ir, x nd M. J. Lein, Et.
idra. (Itetr.i E rtu`t, Floradalc.
➢ of Thant ts --aTr. Jos. Eidt and➢} des;ire to convey to the citizens
iwood theme ,sincere thanks for
itlrldnesses shown them; during-
, M eat bereaYemo at ; and also to
Aid to cohtribatinF; the hcau-
doral 'tributes, t
tSv. ,T. P. l:ia.uott, a return. nitsslon-
ni Japan, pram ed to w largo
rit9can du the i2vangclteal church
1•iy aftttiwomb—Several from hero1. 11ct T nt-r at Exeter on Tuesday'
>~eto. Kell5.n.' hapermaa purchascc
) t2#e Emil—mood Planing IdIU Co,
property formerly owned by the
armors Bank,
Bo will .hs5.' the nPnie
compietod and made ready for occup-
0.! ey, Wren coniplotcd it; will bo quite
an Improvement to the 'Village. dr. A'
M. Drokensid'ra was tori, Thedford
1.
1%11 a, J1.0 '3 \`Vartr0t
%tttere ofi Dui th, 11
last 'weak 10 visit ter
Mr. 'and Mira. L. i'art➢y;
Mr' 3otin Chat1ieni sustain;
$si aiity to his lsri as Tuesday, owing riga
tion ran the dray lipping and thrOWing,
»ttZ oft. Ila ,w,lll bei faire up for a
unlet
Miss t1r l
z . ri
.� tthxo xe
ii .�d5. Harris 1
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theme ,Wednesday atter spending a
Pleasant ,text days; visiting with iter
triad Miss 'Etta. Kerslake, London
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SPEED -MO EIVENTS
r;tce, Roadn44sterr
Jack Hunter. (Q. Either)
Clare, 1 ou7e),.
F> 7 Cla1ss, eacaa4ars, tfl, )3nascr:-
borry) ; Penbroek, (A. Botirteid) ; Tricks
(W. Spaarlix#;g,i
NV. R. Elliott, ru'
Starter.
CARLING'S
toterowermemormontm
PRICES THAT-
ARE
WINNERS
Now that Sept. is half gone and we are offering all
our summer Dress Goods at cost price such as Mulls
Foulards and Muslins, etc.
WHITE LAWN WAISTS
Regular
FF
E,
$2.00
2.50
2.25
2.00
1.75
1.50
1.25
1.00
for $1.85
1.60
1.35
1.20
1.15
1.05
.89
.75
tF
'�
,F
.F
F{
LADIES; DUTCH COLLARS
"AND JABOTS •
Regular 50c: for 40c.
" 25c. .F 20c.
15c. FF 11c.
Also Wash Belts regular 25c,
for 20c,
WHITE UNDERSKIRTS
Regular
$3.75 for $2.75
2.50
"
1.75
2.25 " 1.60
2.00 1.30
1.25 " .89
1.00 .70
All corset covers to be cleared
out at cost.
Balbriggan underwear in
Egyptian thread and porous knit
regular 40c. a garment for 30c.
a garment,
Gents pure silk half; hose reg
ular 50c. for 40c. also Lisle half
hose regular 50c, for 40c. regular
25c. for' 20c.
We have just received a few;lines of Fall Goods in
nlaids'and checks `suitable for children's dresses for
,school at 12 and a half cent and 15c. a yard.
Special—We have just received several:.pieces of
Flannelette 34 inches wide regular i2-ic. weight, for
10c. This is a good time to buy your Flannelettes for
fall before they are sold out.
re,rmerz— e now. have the celebrated Beebe
pants and smocks.' These are made from the heaviest
dennim and also made to fit,
highest rices aid for all kinds Of Produce,
p �
tti
r
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a
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Heavy Draught alad foal. Wm.
Drover. W Oke; foal 1111, W,Brover,
ssr Otte. A 13 hell zSyr-old, J.Sparrow
W E Jolilae, J Siiarro '; W.R. w
mm
P asanio,-e, A. EtlrL alta?1, 0, Wright; 1-. thcdr,T
y'3 old, II, Caard;rtei"; j'r°r: 'htler, 1 , .'ller'➢tit:tcala; GravensteinAgricultuir;t't-- rami and foal, 1'l, T-u,l I 1 uatSl¢1,, w 7r`2'd:er) Fall 1,1141)4x,
er5.o'
thy sed, M. lit etheu1". t .I.1etgtr h.
:a
nt
flour.Harvey Pros. t& 2,.
v lrte "b alis, ' Mrs, >vet,h, T,1, I,kethaur;
•S,i#2ltS, )rt,6;. eras, small1
f. Pret;;oor; col, grain .z, car, W
Mrs, Melt; ,inellega cern
life : Stivrs, SV, Battle'.
n^' d
a, Judge,
g+9,
lltVrOtli4PtBAL I't ()DUCT
Winks; Apples,. '' Trleb-. r Rader
11 aPple1. F Trlobner, 3, Sweet, z";t
nte- apples. S. Ilogartla, Carrie Dyet
.11 apples, S. Howarth, F Tr iebner ; 7t
Greenrli s, O. 1Lro egad, Ss Hoaart-1:;
p°aes, I1 A£€11, J Cottre. 11ox'4o�a ltus-
1. Swett, W sla e; Baldwine, 1 raa)c'
t
ring. F S keno-futr
lieringtOrt; snow apples, 1`
On Thiarsday !ass at H ."isall
rAterr,er and. M. Y. McLean, were duly no-
r in'fr'ared .^.s ca..c,'»da.;-^ £ca. the. Dennis,
ion Mouse in eiie interest of the ConserT
alive: and Liberal partied, respec vely.
3
7:::ile;1177;
a .rH wer
tie ved b "1
pe e r Ir. ,T' -
p y J del
k z,n'eturning csfkcr, 1d oretideoftwo 1a'cioclat wi ichtie poll.:esi debate was +t ? ivueaeed Iii
he large church shed, where there lead
.,athere'd together the largest crowd'of
0 i rG'sted ejectors that ever
.came ioit meeting tz Sohl w
5t'^, \lt,t.,e.;r,e. was assisted inlet& debet
T.Iley, a lawyer,- of Terontle.,s:.d
P,>er.ter was ass ste¢l by Mar. Ia E L-
a S
discus,
fi T � stet_-
r35
9 r I t""3 .,+E re..t�1'aa .a 2ra@.fi
ii
bu* sldo`s o i . A: Oat!,e t#.:
"+h
Zx a ..•C sPr,:3,Mrt"9, a.7d 11"0-.1r
+k tl
t*wirs cpi4 rt:Gpts +
ar
„s a e dress to go ifite a tie
f,f a'Y.r .rddres,s, a as the
:r fal€t' C .;e -cloy, nu, da.- 01' p bl:a
s:ad d!1e xesubt cif tt:e ficr't1011 1v1I1
:lZo r iaefast' t1¢e pals r ,scathes many
^e u s in next we k s .sS 4s
have x4 sletallcxl report of the { lee
n Petettgto,,
ANNIVlt.,,t1.Ss't£1 : P
M9.447„ 11, T. T3 U a fclal, ?i,rlari:lr HRet.;ovr, eA'tra,; Culverts, T T AMY
weal, W, ,'1Qedy 1'M, 1. Poll: 3 -Yr -old, matter.: ta.tiata cif Tong lS¢s . trarroy 1,c4
3es. 1'ortori, qtr. Olt,e. Jas, d4rrtili1
talo, W. Droner, T. Iciarr.; , R, Ditch;
R.D. Ill, T Glean, (Ca Fer-
guson; learn, W, ,Patio—, J, 1laIlyde,
Gelteral l ur'9to.'"Jarmo, a°:d foal, D.
Birch, . , MOM, i .'Escott, real, t litelc.1 T :c
?i J irott, .1, Tl,orlll?sort; 3-y Ild. it
Dawson Bros.; S - Yr -olds
S. Sararus, rt. « tlleringt�o+..a; 1-
Stevensett; 'Waist, 3.. Decker,
W. ArinstronLa4
r➢els—S. ;.Lu-tin,twS4rt's, Dreyer rola;: Clalarr"r� Favorite.J Decker,
Comma t1, zas, l�bka :d r soli; .,
1F i+ts*.or; Al•••41ald;t+e, ? 3 AMT. p' Hun
;tial,; Canadian Red. 3 Decker, ERadcr
Golden russets. S Hogarth. W. Beare
Be Davis. S Hogarth. P 1't,ob-
1ta'r:Q. F. Tritihne:. Wealthy, 1'
C Trues-m.3er; puChess of Pi-
Bogart% IT Burden; Ifl€Il
li';iS, 3 Docker, T 3 Ana;;,
tinter pears, Dews Clair
�. licBh son ; Duelreea or Arlo
acid Sheldon, 'T« Bret*, :e;r., I£ Hue
h
,ra!11Ut oc 13rlirlk. ar, 1 ig' o_ '�tP`Alcelleld, J 4I1➢1;
;1iolson S ,-3-Banr- 'S1 o>" i Re11 7.,u1;rattv0, "(1'I.0u1a I3o;iaa.e
Carriage, -3 -yr -old, O. Wright, 0-
Truatiiner, J, 'Deeker; 2 -year old, H. Mc. ,Jerscr, , 11xo»rt, '.
N `` B i 11 < Fe4r111-- froth var:etle4 winter.+y 14"
Neil, A. l�therinq'tQei, �k, l)ir.`.A� tlettr F . � r x ',�'M ;McPherson; . five �i�Atit`r�ta.
ruga, s,e, �k Reichert, I1. McNeil,: t'i1, tJs t A. ,1:tijotllicte, T. Brook tar, '1.1'. Huston;
rstrrl�ge �V" ai gide*^ J Ca4iSt`i It
ilrtg t4i Carraatt
hod star artriEC y
Totalis
a they fnavtcii ^lea
eight s:hU-
still living,
wary F„r.tttcia caf Exeter. 3
orldon; 1V'if. aln Francis,
Edwin I''ranc➢s, also
lizabeth, Coward, of
:lora. Emma. filet slur
Sax; tlx Stratton of Duell
'0 Straiton, oiI3uctl..41
nee at the anniverear7t
;paIon or Mrs. Coward, who
unable to attend owing to t'
83 o her ltustand, Tho children
ented the aged parentis with
ai'rely worded address and sixty dollars
N Pt-Metierss
"�,, .•"e carriage, -u j '¢I cote, 8,1 Ciarsil'13 P°uva"ltd 3, Decker. T. Brock
Berry; t, a 1 a al,c
Vicar of 'Wingfield, J. Gill; Belt Lum
.., C. �,S1,'hlies, II.,,'1ieyateslas. , sr.; Meters Cla'rl eat*, A. McPherson
ito,A1?ST%1ts a nati`v'e, T, Brock Sr.; Sheldon. T. Brock
„taro, J. Decker. 1f Rundle, C. fl'ruem- sr;. , .i'ustori; Lou a ,Bonnie, T
seer 'foal T« J, Ana 'c Rundle J I1-ock ar
Decker; t yetr old, Datera & "Son. G
pes-MearasExily a Mrs, J
Etheringtou; 2 -year-old, J. Decker. TIP. Roga.'eth.; Concord, A. S. Deavit
I. Amy; 1 -year oldp,J. T)ceker,: S`,1un1- Delaware. P. 1'l'ogartli;; Rogers Na. 1
Ili, G. rorgusdn; roadsters, J. Decker, N. D. Revlon;11.o;aers No. 19, V, I3'
sr.. C. Hobbs, P, 111lerington; roadster, t sell, A, btcl*9ierson ; Rogers No, 4, G.
Join! Hawkins. 3. 1%01lttnatzt, I3. Otte; Mcleod; Rogers No. 45, T. Russell;
Lads: driver, W. 11,. Elliott, J, ?JOCJ y-lother variety G. McLeod, T. Brock sr,
naont. Peaches, 0rawrords 'b Bader; other
HACKNEY variety. 1.' EB'ogarth, A 130Plaerson.
to
3 -year old, 11. Norris; 2 -year old, T.
Brock, Jr.
Specials --H. Spackman.s, W. 1'i. 131-
ilott ; D. Russell's, T. T. Amy ; ''. Beer's
3. Decker; W. 3. Beaman's, W. I3: Col -
tins.
T. W. Shepherd, Judge.
CATTLE
Shorthorn -11. 'Smith swept the list
except for 2nd fob bull calf, which went.
to A. Elcott.
Grades—Aged cow, P. Bileringto.n, A
Hooper; 2 -yr -heifer, J. H. Shapton, JT
Russell, W. Dearing; 1 -yr -heifer, F.'E1
leringtoil, J. W. W lane J. H. Shapton;
heifer calf, A. Elcott,:V', E. Johns; 2 -
yr -steer, J.H. Shapton, W. (Dearing 2 &
3; 1 -yr -steer, J.I3, Shepton 1 & 2; W.
Dearing; steer calf, W. E. Johns.
Jersey—Cow, W. Armstrong, T.Brock
jr.; yr-helfek, T. Brock sr.; also for
1 -yr -heifer, :heifer -.calf, T. Brock jr;
bull Galt, T. Brock, sr.
Wm. Pridhani, Judge:
SHEEP,
Dorset Horned—C. Harvey swept the
list.
Lincolns—G. Penhale 'swept the list.
Elcott; a
hear
ram A.
Leicester—Aged,
Tram, R.' Bell 1 and 2 ram lamb, and
ewe raising lambs# i)n 1911, and ewe
lamb, G. Penhale, R. Bell; 'shearlinig
ewe, R. Bell landi2.
R. S. Robson, Judge.
PIGS'
Yorkshicre—Boar, R. Birch; 1 -yr -boar
C Harvey, W . Sperling; young 'boar al-
so, sow, R Bil1dh, W Sparling' 1 -yr -
sow, R Bit'eh, C Harvey; young sow,
3 •Birch, W Sparli:nJg,
'
Berkshire.—Boar, M. Clark
x Y
r -boa
r
and young boar, Dawson'Brpa. 1 and 2
sow, ;Dawson Bros., M. Clark:
R. Delbrijde Judge.
POULTRY
Orphingtois;s; W Dearing, chicks, J.13
Battler, ZV'. Dea1iiintg; Golden Polands,
3. Battler, C. Prouty ;'chicks, 3, Battler
other Polands, C. Prouty '1 and 2,,also
for chicks ; White Leg -horns, C.Trueraner
T. Brock, Jr. ; l3Sown Le'ghorn,s, 'i'Y,Dear-
i.nlg, T. Brock, sr.; chicks, T. Brock sr.
3. Battler ; Bs', Le•hornB rose 'comb, C
Prouty, chicks, C. Prouty, C,Truemner.
Andalusilarls, chicks, J. Battler; Bl act
Spanish and chicks, J. H. Battler; Black
Minarcas, 3. H. Battler, 11.. Sanders,
chicks, 11, Saisdea's;' J. Battler ;' Silver
Lace Wyandottes, J. Battler, 3 W. Orth
!vein, chicks, C. Truetniner ; Wh. ; W yan
dottes, J. O1rkw'etn, chucks, C. Hooper 1
land 2; Buff Wyalsjdotteis, J. Ortwein, J
Battler;: cdsicks; Ortweiai ; Sil-Per.1, Wyaii
dottes, OrtWein Pant. Wyundettes, Tr
Brock, jr ch:ek,s, T. Brock Jr. 1. and 2;
Red Caps, 3. Battler, chicks,_A.Deavritt
1 and 2; Geese, C. Trueainer ; Pek. Duck
W. B. Battler; Light 13rahmas, P, San-
ders; chicks, T. Brock,slr. R. !Sanders'
Bar. Ply.: Rocks, 3. Ortvre n, Wdlattler,l
Wh. Ply. Rocks',- J, Ortw'e.n Y nd 2,
chicks, , J. Or wen ; buil cocas as,
:Battler Mand 2; Laaslsttans," J. Battler,
also chicks ; Si1.Orey Dork ns, attd Ch'ks
W. 13. Battler ; Sia --Span- Hs mbuxgs ' &
chicks .W R. Batt lor; dticks, T.Brock'
sr.; pigeons, 1-l5rvev Bros.e G' LIey
ood uabbilta O Shap ton ,
err'tsr vr A' Balkwull Jone;,ysldtivTaY
Ifteceli1ncou ,—Col, canned fruit, 3
Decker, sr., Mrs. McPherson; cel. honey
A Melaliersc1, honey iii coal's, A. Mc••
Pherson, isfrs, McPherson; honey:in jar,
A. McPherson, 14 Brethour ; ,home made
wines, J. Decker,'Mrs. MacPherson; col
bottled. pickles, ditto., canned vrgdtablee
Mrs. MacPherson, J::Decker;
W.Daunccy, Judge.
DAR ' PItODt3C14S.
5 lbs. butter, R. ECydd, J. Moir; 10
lbs, buttes., J. Maier, 13.. Kydd; rolls or
prints, R. Kydd, 3. Moir ; arranged, plate
butter, R. Kydd, J. D.'bk; cheese, priv-
ate
rivate made, 7. Geier. Special—T.. Hiawk-
Pria & Sof#, farmers* butter, R. Kydd.
G. Medd, 'Judge.
VEGETABLES.
Pearl Savoy potatoes, T. Brock, •jr,,
T. Brock, �sr. ; Empire State, T. Brock,
sr., T. Brock, jr.,;' Red Elephant, T.
Brock, Jr.; Rural New,Torkers, T. Brock
sr., T. Brock, jr.;;;any other variety, R,
Sanders, J. Cottle; winter cabbage, C.
Hooper, G.' Anderson,; fall cabbage, C.
&-looper, M. Salter; blood beets, G. An-
derson, .J. Cottle ; Globe !beets, T. Brock
sr., G. Andersen;. sugar beets, W. H.
!Dearing,
W. H.
'sugar beet marigolds, ug
Passmore, J. May; tong marigolds; E.
tl3ader, W. B. Battler; globe mangolds,
W. B. Battler; intermediates; E. 'Rader,
W. 13. Passmore; early 'horn carrots,
C. Burney, R. Samdei^s ; Nantes carrots,,
long J. Ford; M. Salter; 1 ng orae e �' or
red carrots, J. CottieYG..Axade1'soay; white
or yellow Yield carrots, E. Bader ; sweet
corn, G. Anderson ; Indian corn, R
Sanders, W. H. Deoving; water melons,
W. H. Dearing ; Pumpkins, T, Brock,
G. Anderson; squa h•,
M
Salter, E
3• ,
Rader; musk melons, M. Salter, W. H.
Dearing; Swede turnips, T. ,Russell, tis.
Clark red onions, C. Barney; R. san-
ders ; yellow onionls; C. Berney, R" San -1
ens Spanish onions, C. Btrney, R.
Sanders ; tomatoes, 13.-Brethour ,T: Rus-
sell; celery, J. Cottle, G. Anderson; cit-
rons, W. Parkihson, J. 'Cottle ; parsnips,
J. 'Cottle, T. Brock, sr.; Hubbard
squash, F. Hogarth ; co], vegetables, G.
Anderson, T. Brock, isr. .Special—W. J.
Carling, for marigolds, W. H. Passmore,
A. Doupe, Judge.,
FLO:WERS,
Begonias, 3., G. Stalrebury,,t3 A. Stew=
(Cont sued on page. 4)
ZIJRICII SCHOOL TEACHER ABDUCT
ED
Vic abduction sand. maltreatment of
Miss Eleanor Price, teacher of River
dale school, east of .,snowflake and
formerly of Zurich by Ed. ,Davis 'is
one of the most fiendish crimes that
as la^red' 21t thou hwiory •of that
dJstri�`t,'cu, Only ogee (1c oar,fled core
to school i10 'Monday a?ud .,5.1 se Price
d s d_.e sed -the 12 tie one at noon Soon
after an arnr d rutf,aicil'entercd +1.c build
fag and after an u'negaul struggle coin
pelted. the' 51; 1 ,to accompany' ..am' to
Oho Pembina valley near by. She was
compelled to rer-oki,, f; his company un-
til 'Wednesday, evetii, when.' she was
o]s'ed to -o-‘1. Off' be ai
c lid ,Nv:
mita
'STOLEN HORSE .F
OElND AT CtAI
G
The home, 'buggy and outfit belong
Ing to Dr, .A3ken'head, of Bonsai!, which,
WAS stolen..rronI: the •vlllalo sonic 'lays,.
ago;, 'was located on Saturday at .A1lsa.
Craig.
It Is not known who dr1 ve the horse
into .lo''ser Craig, but It ;was found en
the streets, where it •had evidently been
left by the thief.' c
HOW THE PARTIES :STOOD
Ottawa, July 80.— 'Tlho standing. of
the parties in. the 1•iouae of Commons at
dlssolutien was as follows, -"t
0/Aerie—Lib. 35, Con. 51-
Quebec—Lib. 53, Con. 12.
New Brunswick—Lib. 11, Cor '.2.
Nova. Scotia -Lib. 12, Con. G.
P. E. Island --Lib. 3, Cott 1:
Manitoba—Lib. 2, Con. 8.
British Columbia.—I,1b. 2, Con. 5.
Saskatchewan Lib..9, Con. 1.
Alberta—Lib. 4, Con. 3,
Yulton :Lib. 1, t
T,he'Liiberal majority, including the
Speaker, was 43.
FIRE AT GRANtPON
The village of Gnanto5, was threaten-
ed with ,destruction; by; fire on Sept. 14,
w him the McCloud Milling Company's
plant was destroyed, witp'sl a loss of
$5000, and the coal, ;ahedst of Mr. Clatr,
worthy were bvlrned. Other,' 'buildings
Were in danger, but a" bucket brigade
stopped further damage. The loss is
partly covered by iirsuran,ee. The fire ins
supposed; to have originated' from a hot
pulley in 'the -McCloud elevator.
B1RTHS
Boon,—Tat Exeter,am Sept. 18th, to Ms.
Mr. and :qrs. H. N, Boon, a (laugh.,
ter,
Bouthron—At Hensall, Sept! .9th, to Mn.
and Mrs. James Bonthron, a daugh-
ter.
augh-teir
CalYas—At Zvr#oh, an 'Sept 7th, to
11Sr.- and Mrs. Wm. Calfws, a daughter.
Da'bus-4t' the Babylon . L ne (Hay, on
Sept, 8th, to Mr, .and ; Mrs, Louis
Da'bus, a 'son.
MARRIAGES -
A
Man.,:raiald=Fitzlk—In f -Winnipeg, on
Aug 160z, Mr. Jack Arnold, of Bar-
wick,
arwick, to Miss Delia Fink, .Ida,uglhiteiC
t,f Mr. and Mtis. Hy. Fink, of Barwick
formerly of Exeter North;.,
Malcolm—Pepper—On, Sept. 16t_h., at the
residence of ,the 5rlides father Mr, J.
T. Malcolm; loll Hibbert, 'to Maas :Afar?
Pepper, of. Logan Townlshgp:
DEATH'S
McDonald—In I4:bbert, - on September 10,
Donald McDonald, aged 86 years. a
Hazelwood—In Exeter, Sept. 18, Anna
Mariah Mars'ha11, wife of Thomas
ewood, aged 62 ` years, 6 months-
Amy—,In Stephen, Sept. 16 Susana: La•,
gime, wile of Thomas Amy. aged 68
Sears, 9 111001h,s.
S,iell-13 Exeter; Sept. 17, James Snell',
aged 79 years, 8 months.
E.dE—ln Dashwood,Sept, 11, 1 ,E4 Jos,.
Fldt aged 66113 years.
'Whiteford—Li Curberlan5 Wis., on
Scpte xs'ber; 1.6, lathes Whiteford,;
aged n4years, formerly Centralia..
25c ''pays for The
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Cost Price
Boys
Clothing
Sacrificed
This sale may be end-
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