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TUE liaXTE4 TINES
October
AMBEROL
Records
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every number 011 the
list of Edison A.mberol
Records for October.
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4328 Peggy O'Neil
Billy Jones and Chorus
4329 Moonlight -For 'Trot Max
Fells' Della Robbia Orchestra
4330 Paper Doil-Fox 'Trot
Green Bros. Novelty Band
4331 Dow nYonder, Premier Quartet
4332 Pucker Up and Whistle --For
Trot Harry ltaderman's Jazz
Orchestra
4333 Idol Mine -Fox Trot
Orlando's Orchestra
4334 I've Waited So Long
Bert Harvey
4335 Mon Homme -For Trot
Orlando's orchestra
4336 The Beatitudes and Hymns
Rev. Wm.. 11, Morgan and The
Calvary Choir
4337 Drowsy Head -Waltz '
Green Bros. Novelty Band
4338 Arrali Go 'Long With You ([)o
You See Any Green In Me Byes)
Marguerite Farrell
4339 Cherie -Fox Trot Harry
• Raderman's Jazz Orchestra
4340 The Last Little Mile is the
Longest (When You're Long-
ing, for Home Sweet Home)
Lewis James
4341 Good as Gold -Waltz- Max
FellsDella Robbla Orchestra
4342 Lucky Jim Criterion Quartet.
4343 Rio Nights Betsy Lane Shep-
herd and Chas. Hart
4344 Maar-Fox- Trot Ray Miller
and his Black and White
Melody Boys
4345 Honolulu Honey
- Billy Jones and Chorus
4346 Robin Adair
Jules Levy's Brass Quartet
4347 Look for the Silver Lining
Medley - Intro, "Humming -
(Piano Solo) Ray Perkins
J. 1NriLLLIS POWELL,
113-.S.'ETLIR, ONTARIO
le and '2, G. Brock; For Fullarton, X. T1tomPS01).; gardencarrots, inter
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Norris ; Fat Agrulfural Society, 1.7mediate, J. McCullough, Mi$s
1.--109Per & Son., W, Essery 2 and 3; Doupe; garden carrots, short, Misa
I, Heaner & San, Ctc.,Brodc,J,.,,,,V•Yin Doupe, F. Stewart; paranins, C.
A. Paul's ior Grand ric'e"P'"' Routley, Miss K. Doupe; blood red
beets, long, T. Crew;blood red beets,
round, Mrs, W. Atkinson, C. Rout-
ley; cabbage, red, T. Crew; Winning -
Stead cabbage, T. Crew; cauliflower,
Mrs. Wm. Atkinsen; celery, J. Ur-
quhart, tomatoes, red, F. •Pridham;
plum tomato, J. Stephens; sheaf
oats, H. White; citron roand, J.
O'Brien, R. N. Shier; pumpkin, red,
,T. R. Thompson, '1'. Wnshlruria ;
pumpkin, yellow, J. R. Gettler;
watermelon, 11. Truema,u, W. Doupe;
musk melon, W. Switzer, F. 'Got,-
lings; table squash, W. Arthur, A.
M. Doupe; mammoth squash, T.
Crew, H. Trueman; onions, white,
T. Crew, Mjss M. McCallum; onions,
yellow, Miss McCallum, Miss E.
Switzer; onions, red, T. Crew, F.
Stewart; cucumbers, C. Routley, H.
Trueman; comet 'potato, W. Wil-
liams, Jas. Stephens; butter beans,
Miss E. Switzer, J. McCullough;
mangold seed, J. O'Brien,,
Judges—P. Coates, G. Andrew,
FRUITS.
Apples. Fail var.—Fall pippin, M.
Brethour; ,winter var., baldwin, C.
Routley, M. McCurdy; Fallawater,
J. T. Hern, H. Trueman; golden rus-
sett, H. Trueman, Miss E. Switzer;
Mann; H. Trueman, T. Washburn;
King of Tompkins, W. 31. Sinclair,
Mrs. M. A. Copeland; Northern Spy,
Miss Switzer, H. Trueman; Ontario,
M. Brethour; Pewaukpe, C. Routley,
Miss Switzer; Snow,,H. Trueman, T.
Brock; Talman Sweet, F. Stewart,
•er & Soo. •
HORSES
General Purpose-INTare,B. Williams,
i'W. Hodge; foal, B, W,
'Hodge.. „2 -year-old, R. Kirkby, A. E.
Donne; 1 -year-old, j. Taylor, A. E.
Dompes best animal, J. Decker, & Son
seam, 5 Decker, kI. Morris, G. Pen.
hale. -•
Agricultural -Mare, L, Butson, j. T,
Allison J. Pringle; oa1, u. Frans4s,
W, G. Idodge, J, Pringle; 4 -year-old,
A.,1-1,sy Bros; 3 -year-old, R. Clarke;
E, Francis, 13. Williams;
1 -yr -old, W. ,Iloclge B.
best ;animal, W. C. liatfge; team, Wm.
Brock R. Clark.
Heavy Draught --W, Pullen, W. C.
Hodge. foal, W. Pullen, 'Pringle; 4 -
year -old .Arkscy .13ra$, 1 & 2; 2 -year-
old C. Atkinson, W. 0, Hodge, W.
Pullen; 1 -year-old, W. Pullen; team,
Arksey Bross., A. Robinson; best an-
, Arksey Bras.
Wm Daly, ,T. It. Robson, judges.
Roadsters-Faal, W. I-1. Berry; 3 -
year -old 5, Decker & 'Son, 1-1. Crago;
2-year-a1d, 3. Declzer. & Son; 1 -year.,
old, J, Decker ;8: Son, J. T. Allisan;
single .roadster, di. W. Copeland, B,
Dirt:field L, Thom p s an ; team, W,
Fleshney; saddle horse, Jas. Robinson;
best animal, H. W, Copeland.
Carriage -Mare, W. H, Berry; single
horse F Anderson, Arksey Bros,, C.
I)ohsan; span, Wm. Freshney; best
animal R An:derson.
George Browne, Judge,
CATTLE
Shorthorn -Cow, J. H. Hanna 1 & 2;
g-year-olcl heifer, Jas. Mare 1 & 2.'
1 -year-old, 5, Marc. 1 & 2; bull calf
.11 NI -orris, j. Mane; ..heilfer calf, .J,' H. Trueman; any other variety cor-
.t.i.(11.ETON FAIR.
Xirkton Fall Fair was held on
Monday of this week and in spite
of Ole fact that it, bad been postpon-
1 & 2; best animal, •M, Narns, rectly named, H. Trueman, A. M.
Doupe; col. apples, 3 each kind, 12
var., H. Trueman.
Pears—Duchess, R. Doupe, A. 1VI.
Doupe; Sheldon, C. Atkinson, Mrs.
W. Atkinson; any other variety' cor-
rectly named, Mrs. M. A. Copeland,
W. Switzer.
Grapes—Niagara, Dr. Campbell,
Mrs. NI. A. Copeland.
DAIRY EXHIBITS.
Dairy butter, 5 lbs. in 1 lb. -prints,
A. E. Doupe; dairy butter, best six
lbs. in crock, Mrs. K. Doupe, A. E.
Doupe.
Judge—H. E. Fa.cey.'
FLORAL EXH1,13ITS.
,
Asters, Mrs. W. Atkinson, gladioli
H. Hanna; foliage pla,ffts,- S 1VIahah-
fy; begonias, T. Washburn, H. 'Han-
na; ferns, C. Routley; best single
plant in bloom, Mrs. M. A: Copeland,
S. Mahaffy.
Judges—Mrs. I. H. Bayley, Mrs.
H. V. Crago.
LADIES WORK, USEFUL.
Quilt, pieced cotton, Mrs. E. Dar-
ling, M. Brethour; quilt, cotton,
quilting considered, J. More, .Mrs. E.
Darling; comforter, wool filled, J.
More, Mrs. H. Switzer; comforter,
down filled, Miss G. Shier, Jas. More,
bed spread, fancy, Mrs. J. D. Gra-
ham, Miss L. Gourlay; lady's sweat-
er coat, Mrs. E. Darling; shouldPr'
scarf, A. E. Doupe, Miss M. Jamie-
son; lady's blouse, beaded, H. Prue -
ter; bedroom curtains, Mrs_ E.- Dar-
ling; rag floor rug, (or wool), Miss
M. Jamieson, M.. Brethour; hand
knit socks, Miss J. Robinson, Mrs. E.
Darling; hand knit socks, coarse,
wool, Mrs. J. D. Graham, Miss K.
Doupe; hand knit mitts, fine, Mrs.
J. D. Graham, Miss J. Robins; hand
knit mitts, coarse, Mrs. E. Darling:
set table mats, asbestos -lined, Miss
Mary McCallum; child's dress or
romper suit, W. Kirkby, H. McLar-
en; work apron and cap, Miss R.
Switzer, Mrs. Graham; plain pillow
cases, hand -made, H. Pruter, Miss al.
Jamieson; home-made soap, Mrs. M
A. Copelana, Miss Switzer.
J ers ey-C ow, T,. .Brock, j. O'Brien;
year-old heifer, T. Brock; best animal
T. Brock • .
Aysrs'hire--2,-year-ald heifer, W. 0
Hodge; best animal, W. C. Hodge.
HoPstein-Cow, W. Elliott 1 •& '2;
best animal, W. Elliett.
Herefords -Bull, J. Hooper & Son;
cow J trooper ,& San 1 & 2; 2 -year,.
year-old, 5. Hooper ,& San; year-old,
j, Hooper & San, 1 A: 2; bull calf, 5,
Hooper & Soh 1 & 2; heifer calf. J.
Hooper & Son .1 & belt animal, J.
Hooper & Son 1 & Z.
Grades -Cow, W. Ford, j. Stephens;
2 -year -o14 heifer, Jas. Taylor, Jas.
Stephens; year-old heifer, W. Essery
J. Stephens' heifer calf under 1
yr., C. Paul, W. Blackler; calf under 6
silos., J. Stephens; 2 -year-old steer,
34, Mora 1 & 2; .year-ald steer, J. Ste-
phens" 1'4 a; steer calf un,der' 1 year,
E, Wallis, J. More; steer calf tinder 6
mcs., S. J. Pyan; tat ax, I, Willits, Jas.
More.; best animal, 1. Willis.
Bair,- Cattle-Grade-7Cow, W. C.
Hailac H Weber • 2-yeat-old heifer,
T. Crew; best animal, W. C. Hodge.
SHEEP
Ovford Dawns -Dr. Jose, 4 first and
1 seconds
Lincolns -G, Pen:hale., 5 firsts and
3 seconds.
Grade -Ewe, A. E. Doupe 1 & 2;
shearling ewe, H. 1 & 2; ewe
lamb, H W'hiite 1 &,2; fat sheep, A.
E. Doupe, G. Penhale. •
George Hemp, Judge, `
HOGS
York -shines -C. Barnett 4 firsts.
Berkshire -Dawson Bros.' 3 firsts
anz.l. 3 seconds.
POULTRY
Black Orphington,-Earl Berry 4
firsts 3 seconds; silver grey dark -ins,
J. 3IcCullough & San, G. Jaques; hen,
G. J•aques, j. McCullough & Son;
cockerel. j. McCullough &Son 1 &2;
Plymouth Racks, cock -rel, T,. Brock 1
8;. 2; pullet :1'1. Brack 1 8z 2; Barred
Plymouth Rack, 5. McCu•llaug,h„ & Son
wan all; Partridge Plymouth Rocks,
5, McCullough & San, won all.; White
Wyandottes, cock, McCullough & Son,
J, Pringle; he,n, 3. McCullough
&- Son; cackerel,. J. Pringle, McCul-
lough & Son; pullet, McCullough &
San, j. Pringle; Silver Laced Wyan-
dottes., cockerel, McCullough & Son
elan., piece colored, Mrs. E. Darling,
H. MeLaren; spee, white needlework,
emb. creche -6, Mrs. E. Darling; tat-
ting, Mrs. Copeland, Miss' 1-IockeY;
pr, bedroom slippers, James - Marc,
Airs. Darling; child's crib cover, 21.
McLaren, IVtiss McCallum; prochet
filet, Miss Switzer, -Miss Robinsonr
best tire styles of needlework, dif-
fereat ,materials, 1Vhs. J. D. Graham,
Miss Jamieson. col uSeful artieles
1V1rs. 1)arliug, Miss Switzer, .
Judges—Mrs:- R. Welsh, 'Exeter,
1V1rs. H: C. Facey,, Mitchell.
FINE ,AND 1/1.310f,11ArIVE ART.
.Oilpainting, landActipe, Mrs. 111:
A. Copeland; oil paiuting, mart.a",,
copy, Miss • D. Shier,/ Miss C.' Gour-
lay; oil painting, fruits, from ob-
ject, F. Collings,' MiSs;14. Jamieson;
Sepia, any subject,coy, H. ,iVIetar-
en;'pastel, scene, Miss Gourlay, Miss
G. Shier; stencil design, H. McLar-
en; amateur photography, G. Hazel-
wood Mrs' J Creighton. pennil
drawing, ' Miss Jamieson, j.
ThompSon; ,penmaiaship, P. Golliugs,
N. Doupe; china, cake plate, Miss
Gladys Shier;china, any other pieces
not otherwise listed, IVirs. W. Atkin-
son, Miss S. Shier; rope work, Miss
E. 'Switzer; wood caring, 3. Ur-
quhart; charcoal, II: McLaren: •
Judge—H. C. Faney.
DOMESTIC, SCIENCE.
Honey, extracted,' half gallon, V.
Brethour; maple syi.UP, 1 92 1, M.
Gregory, W. Sinclair; maple sugar,
3 lbs. in one block, W. Sinclair, H.
W. Copeland; home-made bread,
white, Miss M. Jamieson, J. T. Hern;
home-made hread, brown, Miss K.
Doupe, Miss 1\1. Jamieson; home-
made buns, 1 doz., W. Kirkby, Miss
M. Jamieson; dark cake, J. R.
Thompson, Miss E. Switzer; light
cake, J. T. Hern, J..R. Thompson;
Apple pie,. 3'. T. Hem, Miss K.
Doupe; pumpkin pie,' J. T. Hern,
-Miss Switzer.; lemon pie, A. E.
Doupe, W. Kirkby,. red currant jelly,
1 pint, Miss M. McCallum; apple
jelly, 1 pint, Miss M. McCallum,
Mrs. M. A. Copeland; berry jelly, 1
pint, MiSs M. McCallurh; 3 var. sour
pickles, A. a Doupe.; twio. var. cat-
sup, C. Routley, MiSs M. McCalIhm;
canned rhubarb, 1V1iSs McCalltria,
Thacker; canned cherries, G. Hazel-
wood, Miss J.' Robinson; canned
raspberries, G. Hazelwood, M. Bre-
thour; 'cannea 'pears, J. Urquhart,
Miss McCallum.; canned plums, M.
Brethour; Miss 1VIcCallum; canned
'peaches, M. Brethour; canned straw-
berries, M. Brethour, Mrs. H. -Swit-
zer; canned appleS,' Miss -McCallum;
canned grapes, d. Routley,. Mrs. E.
Colgan; canned corn, T. Crew, W.
Urquhart; canned peas, W. Urquhart
A. E. Doupe; canned tomatoes E.
Doupe, W. Urquhart; vegetable mar-
malades, 'Miss McCallum; canned
chicken, T. Washburn, A. E. Doupe;
hest 5 -piece noon hinch, -A_ E. Doupe
Miss E. Switier.
SCHOOL GHILDREN'S EXHIBITS.
Speciman of writintron foolscap,
open to pupils in_the 4th and 5th
reader, V, Atkinson„Hr,Brethonr, M.
„dolling; spec. of writing, open to
pupils in 2nd: and 3rd- '-reader, E.
Wynn, V. Shier, R. Jermyn; cpencil
drawing, W. Hazelwood, A: Gleason,
F. Bibby; col. wild flowers, pressed,
mounted, in bloom and cbrrectly
named, L. Pridham, V. Pridham;
col. weeds, pressed, mounted, in
bloom and correctly named,
Hern, L. Brethour, V. Pridhanir col.
weed seeds, in glass bottles, L. Prid-
ham, G. Tb.omson, A. Hern;, col. of -
injurious insects, L. Pridham, V.
Pridham; col. grasses, ' grains and
clover in flower or fruit, L. Pridham,
col. native woods, L. - Colgan, L.
Pridham; potatoes, early, E. ,Cope-
land, W. Hern, F. Crew; potatoes;
1 & 2; pullet, McCullough & Sonl LADIES' WORK, F-A-NCY, Tate, C. Gregory, C. Stewart, W.
& 2; Single Rhode Reds Mc- ,
Traop s Inuit roue, emb.. Mrs. 1-16rii.' garden carrots E Gopeland
! • ,
.Teeswater fair was held Oetober
5th and was largely attend.ed, The
gate receipts oyere $80 0,
is lYfcarrying'i:johin1113i sr 6 adle'mV jet oaf
cause of a broken bone.
Geo. Spotton of Wingham was
nominated as the Liberal -Conserva-
tive candidate for North Huron.
Forest had 0110 of the best fairs
in years. There were 109 exhibitors
and the gate receipts were $676.
Mr. P. M. Judge, of Ellis 'I'own-
ship, has purchased the Dominion
Hotel at Dublin from Mr. Jos. Evans.
Three Mildmay youths were each
fined' $10 and Costs for being noisy
during a' Sunday joy -ride in 'Walker-
ton.
In the sudden -death baseball
gairie between Palmerston and. Wing -
ham, the latter won by a sbore of
Seaforth,
sling be-
-Mr. and Mrs. Heibert Robinson
and two sons, of Sydney, Australia,
arri'Ved at Mitchell recentlY to -Make
their home.
.Mr. and Mrs. ,Walter IVIal!tyn and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanner have
returned to Fullarten from theis
trip to the West.
James Edgar, the infant son o
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar SIvan, of Mit-
chell, died recently after being ill
for several weeks.
ed from Friday of last week, Cullaugh won all; Si-agle Black
, „.- I M:norcas., hen, L. Sweitzer, Ti Crew
also that a light shavier fell an Men- shigle, comb white Legherns, cock,'Dr
day inornjug, there was a good est%-= Jose. L Shier; hen, L. Shier, Dr, Jose;
hibit and a large crowd. The St. cockerel Dr. fast 1 & 2; pullet, da.
Marys Kittle 13ancl provided music Rase comb white., Leghorris, hen, L.
and headed a procession of school Shier 1 & 2; cockerel, T. Brock, L.
s..11.:er; '
children from the town to the fair pullet, L Shier, T. 'Week;
L",-..ne-le. comb b.rown Lern cack, I
grounds. The indoor exhibits were - lt-
Emalet,,.; hen, J. hppet,gh•oDoupe;
of exceptional quality and attracted
mach interest. There was a good
eliowing of horses, some of ' the
, classes being- keenly contested. The
showing of cattle was particularly
fine, the entry being large and the ,
sa. Sp. Hamburgs, OIL to 1N1,...Cullough;
quality `excellent. The greatest inter -
S. C. Ancona, W. Ford, E. Berry ; R.
Anconas, E. Berry two lst and 2 2nds
Sit Campines, all to• McCullough; Tau
louse Geese, 5. R. Thompson 1 and 2;
PeIst's-i Ducks, N. Pletcher, J,, R.
1.) o nip son, Rouen Ducks, old, E.Berry
H. Trueman, young, H. Trueman; corm:
men ducks, L. Sweitzer ,land 2;
Will Doupe, Mrs,
Cape,land , rabbits,. Mc Cullough 1 and 2;
Gr, nee Fowl T. Brock Mrs. E. Col, -
• rel, A. E. Daupe J. Epplett;
• rjr Jose, J. Epplett; Rose comb ham, Hilda Prueter; tea cloth, era -
brown Leghorn, hen, Dr. Jose, L', chet trimmed, Miss M. Jamiescin,
Switzer cockerel, L. ,Switzer; pullet, Mrs. E. Darling; pair . pillow .slips,
f,. Sive.tzer 1 & 2; Black Legliorns, and sheet, Mrs. Darling, Hilda
5. Stenhens -4 firsts and 1 second; prueter; dresser cover and -pin
cushion, MTS. Darling; Mrs. I. D.
Graham; child's dress, emb. in col-
ors, H. McLaren, Miss M. Jamieson;
sofa pillow, washable, Mrs. Darling,
Mrs. Graham; sofa pillow, silk emb.,
Mrs. Darling, Miss G. Shier;, drawn
thread work, fine, Miss M. IVIcCallnin
Mrs. Graham; drawn thread work,
coarse, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. M. Mc-
Callum; drochet service tray, mount-
ed, Mrs. E. Darling; luncheon set,
crohcet trimmed or /emb., 1V1rs. Gra-
ham, Mrs. Darling; sheet and pr. of
pillow cases, emb.. Mrs. Graham,
Mrs. McCallum; sheet and pair pil-
low cases, other Style, H. McLaren,
H. Prueter; pair day slips„ emb.,
Mrs. Graham, W. Urquhart; cami-
sole, Miss -E. Switzer, H. 'Urquhart;
crochet yoke, white, Miss Hockey,
Mrs. Copeland; hardanger, Miss Mc-
Callum, table cloth and napkins,
Mrs. Graham, 'Hilda Prueter; hand-
berebiefs, 3, hand trimmed, MrS.
Darlirig,,-Mrs. 'Copeland; hand bag,
fancy, Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Copeland;
tea coy, white, Mrs. Graham; W.
lIrquhart; table doylies, Mrs. Dar-
ling, H. McLaren; 6 serviettes, Mrs.
Graham, Mrs. J. Creighton; lady's C. Gregory, M. Gollings; parsnips,
convalescent jacket, H. Prueter, Miss E. Brethour, C. Gregory, F. Crew.;
McCallum; table centre, white emb., cucumbers, -V. Atkinson, T. Gallon,
J. Epplett, Mrs. Graham; table cen'- L. Colgan; sweet corn, E. Copeland,
tre, colored emb., Mrs. E. Darling, C. Stewart, J. McCullough; pop corn,
Miss M. Jamieson; library table run- W. Hern, H. Brethour, 14. Switzer;
ner, Miss Jamieson, Miss Prueter; pumpkin, G. Thompson, V., Atkinson
buffet- runner, Miss D. ,Hockey, Mrs. .E.„ Crewr-watermelon, ,C. Stewart, L.
„
Graham; .tea cloth, emb., Mrs. Gra- Pridharn, NI. Gollings; citron,-' F.
Crew, M. Gollings, , W. Hazelwood.;
onions, V. Pridham, F. Crew; C.
Stewart; 'tomatoes, V. German, N.
Atkinson, H. Brethour.; • Northern
Spy apples, V..,Pridhain, R. Brethour
T. Gallop; King of 'l'onankins, R.
Brethour; blood beets,- R. Brethour,
H. Brethour, F. Crew - water color
painting, A. Hern, Vi.AtkinsOn, N.
McNaughton; sunflower, E. Cope-
land, T. Gallop; apron to'be certified
by parent, L. Pridham,}1. Brethour,
A. Greason; sample of buttonholes,
L. Brethour, V. Pridham; M. Swit-
zer. '
Special—Apron, Alma H.erii, cro-
chet work, V. Pridham.
Boys' Judging Contest—John Ste-
phens 89, David Spence 82, James
Stephens 81.
est was taken in the baby beef com-
petition, 2. N. Hooper carrying off
the coveted ribbon with the baby
beef that was winner at the Toronto
show., It was not an easy walk -over,
however, as there were some fine
calves on exhibition. AMOS Donee,
the general secretary with. Mr. N.
Doupe, assistant, in their genial
manner handled the details of the
snow and were pleased with the re- gan. Wm Yale, judge.
althongh the gate receipts
were about $40 under last year. Mr.
Wna. Brock is the president and was
well satisfied with the showing, con-
sidering the weather,
The Local Trot was, wan by 0. Gill,
svii it A- Park -5eY,ond, nnicI LIngard
TAte Free- Coir -A11, was wan
!'rtpyiast, own ed by G. R1.ay, \ritls
Toddy .1)Arect, owned by G. Gray
and R05 -al Brincr, owne'l by 'R.
o itow irta, are the pri4e
SPECIALS
'Vly,r, lead far 2)a:try cc -w V, C.
T Taylo.r for Pglit
.etse, T -I CaJelatid; \Viti,•1?erre t
gx,rtd ist (L1'4 1. y A, r'aiti,
fir;', 'brit:cher Ess y ; ; Lady
L, .kiendeissan, 9'11,nityrscxri 13ro':
Bay 'drive 1,, Titanioson, 11, N,
• rit' L,;' &,rj. dr'yvtor, C: nobsaii, 11,
,guss311 etraught foal,
• Puilen; -..liarvcy. Bros', far hread.
10r.tz Ai v., J. t; ]3o\ 11,
C, 13110111y L. ny1s
•s'alf, 5
13 1.3 Y BEEP, CONIPE,T IT ION
Blanshard,,1,L, jaoper & Son 3& • • 11,.•
."Ce 'Paul; Per Usbarne W ery mangolds,
GRAIN AND SEEDS , „
Fail Wheat, Amos Daup?., J. Epplett
j, ),Iere; Barley, Amos Doane, 5. R.
Themuson, Oats, J. Marc, j. Robin-
son, W Sh:er; largl White Beans, M'sS
A,f.:Caljern, 5, T, 1 -]ern; small White
B,Istrs, einner, J. T. ,Hern; Got -
de Bantam corn, W. Sinclair; In-
corrs, W. A.rthasr 1 and 2; \VII ite
5wet COM, A, NI, Donne, W. Sinclair
1-1.a.;:lzia.c cern and ems, I). Bogies, En-
silage, R.obt. Doupe.
ROO'l'13 AND VEGETABLES.
Potatoes -'--Rural Now Yorker, A.
NI. Doupe, N. Doupe; Dele-wares, T.
Crow; Irish CebIslers, Trueman.
'I', Crew; Greeil klountcm, W. Doane, -
Mt Gregory; Early El:rel.:it, 'I'. Crew;
any other variety, F. Stewart;, W. 1 s, D. Graham; pr. bedroom towels,
'‘iTilliarar,;h vet:let:es not onlist, T. arcehot insertion, Miss Switzer, 11.
Cr -o',. Saouihh tyiriii.D3, J. Taylor, C. McLaren; pr. gnest towels, colorect
Uaitl; I7laClelOr omt., `P/frs. Creighton, Mrs. Darling'
S. A. Sllicri tiold tinrratiS, R. r)ottp. ' specimen emb., Maderia, M1r/S Jrsu
T, Crow; toagolhs, long rod, E. N san, Susie -Shier; speciman
1VIrs, W, Atkinsest; marsf01da `lalican, Miss Jamieson, Mrs, E, Dar-
intermediai e, Nil's, E. Darling, M. specinsssn emb., French, Misr
T.3Iacic1er; marigolds, yellow, E, N tomiesen, Mrs. E, Darling; specl.
Shier, W. T)Oupe; sagas ;npngolds 1nb., con. silk, Mrs,' Darling, 1VIrs
i' • Tr ' ' -trtl ' Spec, ernb., daisy loop and
21. Vrencli knot, Mrs. 112. Darling; sacc-
News of the District
Mrs, Aaron Oliver of Grand Bend,
who has been ill for some time, left
for London to undergo treatments
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at one of the hospitals.
1VIrs. Thos. Angus died at Brus-
sels on Sept. 28th aged 81 years. Her
maiden name was Mary Jane Vance
Her aged husband survives.
Mr. Sohn R. Grant of Winnipeg
who for 25 years was postmaster a
Brussels, is visiting his daughter
Mrs. W. H. Kerr, in Brussels.
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Mr. Cleary', a graduate of the To•
ronto School of Embalmers, has pur•
chased the piano and undertakin
business of Mr. Wm. Gormley, o
Dublin.
Frank Carr, formerly of Blyth
has purchased a book and stationer
.business in Ingersoll and is now i
Possession. He sold his business ii
Toronto.
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Mr. Harry Nehnes of Dublin, pur
.chased a fine baby beef from Herber
Small, near Staffa. The animal wa
hardly 22 months old and weighe
1,0 0 0 pounds.
Fullartou School Fair was a great
success.
Mr. David Hughey lias resignedlas
fire -chief of Mitchell. '
The Seaforth Bible Society collect-
ed $1.8 3.9 0 during the past, year.
Wm. F-orrester, of Mitchell, ship-
ped 72 head of beef to Liverpool.
Mr., Joe Disjarcline of Grand Bed,
left for the West with, a carload of
apples. „
The Honor Roll in the Fullarton
Methodist Church will be unVeilect
on Noveinber 11th.
East Huron Teachers 'will hold
their convention in Clinton on Octo-
ber' 1311 and 141h.
,A Barred Rock hen owned bY Ggo.
r.,''aternan of Ethel, laid an egg con-
' tairdrig three yolts.
D. Ross, a resident of Brucefield
and son of the late Alex. Ross, drop
ped dead Monday morning froi
heart failure. He leaves a widow an
two of a family.
Dennis Castello has been awarded
the contract for constructing th
Hagarty drain in Logan Townshit
for $7,361, providing he, can funds
satisfactory security.
Rev. Mr. Hogg, of Clinton, an
Rev. Mr. McConnell, of Carme
Church, Hensall, exchanged pulpit
on Sunday, each preaching specia
missionary sermons.
Robert Osborne of Greenock Tp
was sentenced at Walkerton to si
months in jail and a fine of $501
and costs for manufacturing liquor
This was his second offence.
S. Stewart Scott, of Guelph, wh
has represented South Waterlo
since 1915, was nominated on Wed
nesday of last week as the Nationa
Liberal and Conservative candidate
St. Marys lacrosse team won th
intermediate championship for On
tario when it defeated Sudbury 2 0
0 before one of the largest crowd
of the season at -St. Marys on Thurs
day last.
The rain on Saturday night wa
very welcome as several farmer
have been drawing water for th
'stock for weeks past, and the fa
plowing was very heavy owing to th
dryness of the ground.
The remains of the late Thom
William Smale, Sr., aged 26 year
who died at Summer Cove, Sask., o
Sept. 28th were brought home an
interred in the Staffa Cemetery o
Friday last.
The Mitchell High School boar
have engaged Miss Galbraith,
Bridgeburg, Ont., to succeed ' Mi
Galloway, who recently resigned,
accept a position at one of the T
ronto schools.
Hensall citizens will vote on
bylaw for the building Of a ue
school. A Continuation class w
started at midsummer with a goo
attendance but there is not room
the present building to accomoda
the class.
The death took place at Lona
recently of James Ryan, formerly
the 16th concession Of Stephen':21
was 80 -years of age. Mr. Ryan ,
survived by one brother, Robert
London. Interment in Mt. Carm
cemetery.
The marriage of Miss Isa,bell M
Lean, daughter of Mr. George M
Lean, of Mitchell, took place in T
ronto on Wednesday, Sept. 2 8th. T
groom was Mr. John McAlpine,
Maynooth, Hastings County. 311
McLean taught school at that pla
prior to her marriage.
.A quiet wedding was Sbleinniz
at the Methodist ;parsonage, Oro
Lon, on September 29, by the R
E. A. Brooks, when the r young
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Char
Mason, of Parkhill, was 'united
marriage to Mr. Lorne K. Zuefle,
HensalL where the yoting cOuple
resid e.
Mushrooms have not been as pl
tiful as usual this year, but they
now appearing in satisfactory qu
titles in the clover fields and p
tares. Botff the pink and. the large
white
week,
seen
along
former
McKilloP,
Lockhart,
varieties ere plentiful this
and many motorists have been
gatherlUg them from fleldi
the road.
The remains of Mrs. LOalthart, a
highly esteemed resident of
and' widow of the lute 0.
who passed away' at he
home of her daughter, Mrs, Robert
Button, lit Mt:pre ToWnship, near
Sainia, 011 Saturday, were brougb.t to.
Soaforth for interment in the 1N/fait--
land Bank eehleterY. The deceased -
was in her 89th year all(' leaves a-
fani11,Y of four Sons. and 0110 "'ugh -
ter.
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