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Fall V
New fall and winter goods of highest quality at worth the money 'bargain prices, right at the
season of the year when everyone needs tobuy new wearing apparel,,house-furnishings and footwear.
carefully. . You cannot afford to overlook these prices.
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19.85 Ladies' and Misses'
FUR -TRIMMED COATS
People want new fur -trimmed coats at worth the money pric-
es; so right at the beginning of the season we aro offering a big
range of Ladies' and Misses' newest style fur-trinmied coats, to
early buyers, for only $19.85. These coats are right up-to-the-
minute in style and the quality of the cloths and linins you will
find entirely satisfactory. In these special coats we have all the
new shades including the popular pansy purple, also plenty of
darker conservative shades. All these coats were manufactured
to retail for $25.00 so come here and take advantage of our spec-
ial reduced price of only $19.85.
Also a complete range of coats, priced from $15. to $40.
BAACAINS
Worth The Money
Silk and Wool Hosiery for Ladies and Misses, all the popular new shades and black, specially priced at only 98 cents a pair.
Rayon. Silk Knit Blouses and Silk and Wool. Pullovers, in many styles and color combinations, all to be cleared at $2.95.
Cashmerette stockings for children, strong and warm, black, sand brown, sizes 6 to 8 1-2 for 25 cents a pair.
Warm Union Flannel Work Shirts for men, sizes 14 1-2 to 17, well make and full sizes, $1.29 or 2 for $2.49.
Our best slippers and oxfords, newest styles in satin, kid and patent leather, $6.00 values now priced at $4.95.
Men's All Wool and Silk and Wool Sweater Coats, fawn, grey and green heather, our price is. only, $2.65. ---
Ladies' Warm Cashmerette Stockings, serviceable, black, sand and brown, 35 cents or 3 pair for 98 cents.
Men's Tweed Pants, warm and serviceable, browns and greys, all sizes from 32 to 46, now only $2,98.
Holepro of Siik Hosiery in black, pansy and all the other popular shades, real value at 98 cents a pair.
All Wool Sox for men, very satisfactory for weight and wear, now selling for only 49 cents a pair.
Men's Bib Overalls, well made, strong materials, regular $2.25, values now reduced to $1.95.
Black Leather Driving Gauntlets, warmly lined and with large cuffs, very special at $2.25.
Men's union worsted sox, strong and warm for fall wear, 35 cents or 3 pair for 98 cents.
4-.95 97 Piece Dinner Sets
worth $32.50
$24.95
As a bargain extra -ordinary we offer 7 different patterns in full 97 piece dinner sets for only $24.95. Based on to -day's
wholesale cost these sets are easily worth $32.50. Two of these sets are of genuine Meito hand painted China. The others are of
semi -porcelain of guaranteed quality. Do not miss this opportunity to buy a dinner set as we do not hope to be able to repeat, this
offer when our stock is sold. 97 -piece dinner sets while they last only $24.95.
Suits and Overcoats
For Men and Boys at Right Prices
Outstanding values are a feature of our men's and boys' clothing department this fall; by this we mean that we have the
suit or overcoat you need to buy at worth the money prices that will save you many dollars. We are sole district agents for . the
genuine Barriecloth Ulster—that specially constructed coat which is guaranteed absolutely satisfactory. You will find it warmer
and more serviceable than many fur coats at double its price. Come ix and see this coat, it sells itself on sight to" any man who
needs a real, warm, general purpose overcoat.
Stewart's Grocery Bargains.
4 bars of Any Laundry Soap for 25c.
P. & G. Soap Chips 2 Ib for 25c
2 large tins Choice Pink Salmon 36c
4 tins of Tasty Sardines for 25e
Toy pail of Peanut Butter for 26e
2 lb. Crispy Ginger Snaps for 25c
Shredded Weat, 2 pkgs. for 25e
3 boxes Kellogg's Corn Flakes 29c
2 ib. Choice Dates for 250
3' ib.. quality rice for 250
7 cakes Pure Castile Soap for 250
Fresh Royal Yeast Cakes per box 5c
2 ib. Sweet mixed Cookies for 35c
3 pkgs. Ammonia Powder for .... 25c
6 large Rolls Toilet Paper for 250
Kellogg's Bran Flakes, Pep 2 for 25c
Plug and package toba0eos 2 for 25c
3 large boxes Matches for ........ 29e
Mixed Tea, Stewarts' Special 69c ib.
Christies' Crisp Soda Biscuits 15c pk
Large tin Choice Red Salmon '28e
Quality extracts, 3 bottles for 25c
Our Special Bulk Cocoa only 150 lb.
Quality Jelly Powders 3 for 250
Canned Peas or Corn large tin 15c
Grepe.Nuts or Puffed Rice 2 for 35c
Campbell's. Tomato Soup "2 tins 25c
and
Rummage Sale of Coats
1 but. ver article is of good honest
This will be a genuine clearance of coats and far scarfs and. muffs; not this season's styles, every
material. Some, of these coats and furs can be worn without alteration, Some coats are suitable for remaking into children's coats
while the furs would be excellent for trimming coats or remaking into chocker scarfs.
Coats i as ow as $1.50
Phone 16w
Furs As low as $2,50.
J. A. STEWART
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With ideal weather prevailinga
large crowd *as attracted to the
1Cirkton Fair on Wednesday of last
week and the gate receipts' were
among the largest in the history of
the fair, Kirkton has always had a
splendid chow and this year the ex
hibits were of exceptional merit.
There was a fine showingin the live
stock; and ` the showing ; af' poultry
tweed .the capacity of the building
and some had to remain on the out-
side. The indoor show was also very
attractive, By • actual count there
were 200'antos on the grounds and
300 moreparked on: "the roadside,
betides the numerous btiggiese and.
wagons. The St, lVfarys Kiltie Band
provided the music and the world's
series ball game was broadcn ted
from a tent by Wm, Mills and Reg.
Doupe.
In the farmers' horse race, D. E.
-Hicks of Centralia, took first money
($12) with his horse, Royal Patch -
en; C. Mills, Woodham, was second
($ 8), with Teddy Boy and A,,.. Day,
Woodham, oodham, was third ($5,)
Bicycle race, boys ander 15,
Robt. Rundle, Clarence Thompson,
F. Chappel; boys' foot race under
15, Robt. Rundle, Clarence Thomp-
son; girl' under 15, Gallop, Pridham.
Public school parade and drill,
Usborne No. 3, first; Blanshard No.
Best lady driver, B. Pringle, Jos.
Nichols; best boy driver, B. Pringle,
Jos. Nichols best girl driver, ' Jos.
Nichols, W. Decker; best single
turnout, B. Pringle, .W. Levy; best..
horse or colt in class, W. Levy.
HORSES
General Purpose—Brood mare, E.
Stone, Wes. Hodge; foal, Nels, Baker
W. Hedge, A. Gunning; three-year-
old, W. Hodge; two-year-old A. B.
Chalmers; team in harness, W.
Decker 1 and 2; best horse or colt
in class, W. Decker.
Agricultural—Brood mare, Alex.
Smith, A. B. Chambers, Wm, Arthur
foal, Alex. Smith, E. Stone, A. B.
Chalmers; four-year-old, Jae. Robin-
son, Oscar Copeland; three-year-old,
O. Copeland; two-year-old, A. B.
Chalmers, Wm. Hamilton, R. Bur-
chill; •one -year-old, John Hamilton,
E. Herdman; team in harness, Alex.
Smith, J. Robinson, Arksey Bros.;
best horse or colt, Alex. Smith.
Heavy Draught—Brood mare R.
D. Hunter, Enos Herdman; foal, R.
D. Hunter, R. Crago, Jas. Park;
two-year-old, B. Burchill 1 and 2;
team in harness, W. Crawford, K.
McKellar; best horse or colt, W.
Crawford.
Judge, John Brown.
Roadsters—Brood mare, W. Deck-
er, F. Ellerington 2 and 3; foal, F.
Ellerington, H. Brown, F. Ellering-
ton; .two year old, Hal. Brown;
single roadster, Wm.. Levy, Wm.
Decker, J. Nichols; saddle horse, J.
Barr, E. Hern, M. Pullen;.
Carriage—Brood mare, H. Brown;
two-year-old, H. Brown; single, B.
Pringle, `H. Brown, McLean Bros.;
best horse or colt, B. Pringle.
CATTLE
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Shorthorns—Aged bull, R. D.
Hunter; milch cow, R. D. Hunter 1
and 2; 2 -year-old heifer, R. D. Hunt-
er, Beer Bros.; 1 -year-old heifer, R.
D. Hunter 1 and 2; bull' calf, John
Hamilton 1 and 2; heifer calf, John
Hamilton, Beer Bros; best male
animal, R. •D. Hunter; best female
animal, John Hamilton. •
Herefords—Aged hull, John Hoop-
er & Son; mileh cow, John Hooper
& Son, 1 and ` 2; 2 -year-old heifer,
John Hooper & Son 1 and 2; 1 -year-
old heifer, John Hooper & Son 1 and
2 bull calf, O'Neil Bros., J. Hooper
& Son; heifer . calf, O'Neil Bros., J.
Hooper & Son; best male animal,
John Hooper & Son; best female
animal, Jno. Hooper & Son.
Grade -Milch cow, Fred Ellering-
ton, Chas. Atkinson; heifer, Wm.
Epplett, 1 and 2 heifer calf, J. L.
Hern, Sam Pym & Son.
Two-year-old steer—J. Hooper &
Son. •
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1 Cl'ews; : Wni, l iaokler::;, Delawares, J.;'
Robinson, J." Brown, ''Irish.: Cobbler,
Jas. Robinson, R. N, Shier; Swedish
turnips, J,. T. Herii;'heaviest turnips
I. Kenn), W. Denham; carrots, T.
Crews, E, N, $1111011 inangolds, tong
red, Thos, Crews; mangolds, inter-
mediate, T. Crews, E. N. Shier; m
golds, yellow or red Leviathan, 'r';'
Crews, E. N. Shier; Marigolds, globe
yellow or red, T, Crews; auger man-
golds, Rd, Selves, .W , Denham;
Heaviest mangolds,' L, Kemp, . •W,
Denham; carrots, long, T. Crews, L.
Sweitzer, carrots,,,intermediate, lt;.
Francis, J. E. Pringle; carrots, short
F. Pridham, 3. E. Prrogle; parsnips,....
C. Routley, 17. N. Shier; blood red
beets, long, J. E. Pringle, T, Crews;,
blood red beets, round, J. B. Pringle
L. Sweitzer; cabbage, white, T.
Washburn, 3. Brown; cabbage;
red, C. Routley; Winnings$ead ,cab-
bage, T, Washburn, T. Crews; celery. ,,
T. Washburn, L. Kemp; tomatoes, ;.
red, L. Sweitzer, C. Atkinson; toma-
toes, pink, J. Brown, Win. Atkinson',
citron, round, '-Dr. Campbell, A. M. ,
Doupe; pumpkin, red, Robt. Doupe,
G. R. Heywood; pumpkin,, yellow,
R. N. Shier, G. Heywood; watermel
ion, F. Pridham, A. M. Doupe; musk, -
melon, W. Sweitzer, A. Randle;
table ` squash, M. Brethour? A. M.
Doupe; hubbaed squash, Mrs. (Dr.)
Greive, A. Rundle onions, white,. T.
Crews, Wm. Dunham; onions, yel-
low, Mrs, (Dr.) Greive, G. Heywood;„
, :onions, red, Mrs. (Dr.) Greive, J. E.
,Pringle; coilectiou vegetables, Miss
E. Sweitzer.
Judges—P. Coates, C. A. Barnett:
SHEEP'
Oxford Downs—Ram 2 -year-old,
T, Snowden, J. Squire; ram :1
-year*
old, S. Pym & Sons; ram lamb,
R. ]Franc, Wm. Harding; ewe, W.
Harding 1 and 2; shearling ewe, T,
Snowden, S. Py;n & Sons;. ewe lamb,
R. Francis, S. Pym & Sons.
Leicester—Rain, 3.. Robinson; ram
liamb, R. Robinson;• shearling ewe,
R. Robinson, 1 and 2; ewe lamb, 1
and 2.
Shropshire Downs—Rain, 3. K.
Thompson, A. W. Ethbrington; rain
1 year old, A. W. _ Etherington;
ram, lamb, A: W. Etherington; ewe,
A. W. Etherington, 1 and 2; ' shear -
ling ewe, A. W, ;Etherington; ewe
tlamb, A. W. Etherington,;
Lincolns --Ram 2 ears, Geo Pen-
hale; ram 1 year, Geo. Penhale 1
and 2; ewe, CR. Penhale 1 and 2;
shearling ewe, G. Penhale, 1 aid 2;,
ewe lamb, G. Penhale, T, Snowden.
Dorset 'Horned—McLean Bros,
swept the list.
Grade—Ewe, Jas. Robinson, A. E.
Doupe; shearling ewe, A. E. Doupe
1 and 2; ewe lamb, A. E. Doupe 1
and 2; fat sheep, J. H. Thompson,
J. Robinson, wether lamb, S. Pym &
Son.
Judge—W, J; Sanders.
HOGS
` Yorkshires—Aged boar, Garnet
Miners, W. Hazelwood; sow, G.
Miners, W. Hazelwood; boar litter-
ed in 1925, G. Miners; sow littered
in 1925,. G. Miners, W. Harding.
Chester Whites -Boar littered in
1925, J. E. Pringle 1 and 2; sow lit-
terer' in 1925, J. E. Pringle 1 and 2.
Berkshire—Aged boar, R. Spense;
sow, R. -Spence 1 and 2; boar litter-
ed in 1925,. R. Spence 1 and 2; sow
littered in 1925, R. Spence 1 and 2,
Tamworth—T. Douglas & Son
swept the list.
Judge—Edgar Silcox,
POULTRY
Chicken—S. C. Anconas, cock.
hen, J. Hazelwood, H. E. Doan;
cockerel, H. Crago ,1 and 2, pullett,
E. Hern; R. C. Anconas, cock, cock-
erel, T. Crew, J. E. Pringle, hen T.
Crew, pullet J. Pringle 1 and 2; W.
Plymouth Rocks, cock, cockerel, put-
nett, R. Douglass & Sons 1 and 2,
hen, R. Douglas & Son, T. Snowden;
B. -Plymouth Rocks, cock, I. Riddell,
D. Thompson; hen, H. E. Doan, I.
Riddell; cockerel, I. Riddell, G. Hey-
wood, pullet, L Riddle 1 and .2; Part
ridge P. Rocks, hen, cockerel, pul-
let, J. E. Pringle 1 and 2; W. Wyan-
dottes, cock, G. Heywood, T. Brock,
hen, T. Brock 1 and 2, cockerel and
pullet, G. Heywood" 1 and 2; Silver
L. Wyandottes, cock, hen, cockerel,
pullet, W. Epplett; Columbian Wy-
andottes, cock. hen, H. E. Doan;
Single Comb R. L Red, cockerel,
pullet, Rev. D. Thompson; Rose C.
R. I. Red, cock, G. Heywood, H. E.
Doan, hen, cockerel, pullet, G. Hey-
wood 1 and 2; S. C. B. Minorcas,
cock, I. Riddell, H. Crago, hen, cock-
erel, pullet, I. RiddelL1 and 2; R. C.
B. Minorcas, hen, cockerel, pullet,
Mrs. (Dr.) Greive; S. C. White Leg -
horns, cock, cockerel, 1,:). Douglas &
Son 1 and 2, hen and pullet, D.
Douglas & Son, G. Heywood; R. C.
White Leghorns, cock, Lloyd Shier,
T. Crew, hen, T. Crew, L. Shier,
cockerel, pullet, L. Shier 1 and 2;
S. C. Brown Leghorns, cock, hen, H.
E. Doan, W. Epplett, cockerel, pul-
let, H. E. Doan, J. E: Pringle; Black
Leghorns, cock, H. E, Doan 1 and 2
hen, cockerel, pullet, H. E. Doan, J.
E. Pringle.
Turkeys, Geese and Ducks—Tur-
key,
key, bronze, male old R. Douglas &
Son, I. Diddell, female old R. Doug-
las & Son, I. Riddell; Turkeys, white
female old E. R. Snowden; Geese,
Toulouse, maleand female old and
young, R. Douglas & Son 1 and 2;
Geese, Hong Kong, male and female
old and young, H. E. Doan; Geese,
Emden, male and female old and
One -year-old steer—Wm. Epplett, young, R. Douglas & Son, E. & R.
1 and 2. Snowden; Ducks, Pekin, male and
Steer calf, under one year—J. female, old and young, R. Douglas 1
Hooper & Son, 1 and 2.. and 2 Ducks Ale
Steer calf, under 6 months—Jas, , Aylesbury, male and
Park. female old and young, R. Douglas &
Fat cow Fred Eilerington, R. D. ISon '1 and 2; Ducks, •Rouen, male
Hunter. •- old, T. Snowden, Jas. Brown, female
Best animal—J. Hooper & Son.
Baby Beef Competition
Blanshard prize for best steer or
heifer under 1 year—Harry White,
Jno. Hooper & Son, 2 and 3. •
Usborne prize, for hest steer or
heifer under 1 year—A. W. Ether-
ington, Roy Mills, 2 and 3.
Fullertonprize for. best steer or
heifer under 1 year—Beer Bros.,
Jas. Park, 2 and 3,' ,.
Kirkton Fair prize for best grade
steer or heifer under, 1 year—Beer
Bros„ O'Neil Bros:, Jas. Park A.
W. Etherington, Harry White, O'Neil
Bros.
Hereford Calf Special
Best pair calves—O'Neil Bros.,
3 no. Hooper & Son, 2 and 3.
Steer or heifer calf—O'Neil Bros.
W. A. Jenkin's prize ----Beer Bros.
Eatoii's herd prize --J. Hooper &
Son.
Jersey—Milch cow, Rev. D. Theenp
son, two -bear -old heifer, Win, Rat-
cliffe; heifer calf' under one year,
Rev. D. Thompson', best female an-
imal, Wm. Ratcliffe,
Holstein—Two-year-61d bull, Wm.
Elliott; inilch cow, Win. Elliott 1
and 2; two-year-old heifer, Gleason
Gill 1 and 2; one -year-old heifer, G.
G111 1 and 2; bull calf, G. Gill;
heifer calf, 0, Gill 1 and 2; best
male and female animal, W. Elliott,
Judge 'cigar Silcox.
old,„ H. E. Doan, T. Brock, male and
female young, T. Snowden, H. E.
Doan; Ducks, common, male and fe-
male old, T. Snowden, E. Stone, male
and female, young, E. Stone, E.
Hern:
PETS
Col. of Pigeons, A. Rundle, Thos.
&rock, Rabbits, T. Crew, Ira Marsh-
all, Guinea Fowl, A. 'Copeland, H. E.
Doan, Bantams, W. Hazlewood.
IMPLEMENTS
Force Pump, Reg Doupe.
GRAIN AND SEEDS
Sheaf Fall Wheat, J. Hooper &
Sons, R. N. Shier, W. H. Sweitzer,
sheaf 6 -rowed barley, Amos Doupe,
M. Brethour; sheaf oats, white, Wes.
Shier, W. H. Sweitzer, Wm. Hard-
ing; white beans, large A. M. Doupe,
A. Wiseman; white beans, small,
Mrs. (Dr.) Greive, J, E. Pringle;
sweet corn, golden bantam, Ray
Francis, L. Rein"); Indian corn, G.
Heywood, J. E, Pringle;; sweet torn,
white, A. M, Donne, G.
p R, IIeywood;
ensilage corn and ears, A. E. Doupe,
1v1. IIrethourr; ensilage torn, IIT.•
Doupe; M. Brethour.
ROOTS ANI) VEGETABLES
Rural New 'York potatoes, Thos.
FR:t 1TS
Apples, summer variety—Duchess
of Oldenburg, J. E. Pringle; 'Sweet
Pear, W. Sweitzer; GYPSY Girl, J. 13_
Pringle; Sweet Bough, J. E. Pringle; ••
F. Pridham. r
Fall varieties—Gravenstein, •itSiss
B. Sweitzer, Mrs. Wm. Rice; Wolf
River, Wm. Ratciiffe; Blenheim Pip-
pin, Wm. Ratcliffe, Jas. Robinson;
Maiden's Blush, Chas. Atkinson, Rd.
Selves; Alexander, L. Kemp, A. Rob-
inson; Wealthy, L. Sweitzer 1 and
2; Culvert, Jas. Brown, Rd. Selves;
Cayuga Red streak, M. Brethour.
Mis. Wm. Rice; St. Lawrence, Wm.
Ratcliffe; Fall Pippin, Jas. Brown,
A. Robinson; Bell Fleur, Wm. Rat-
cliffe, 3. E. Pringle; any other var..
iety correctly named. W. Denham.
Winter varieties — Baldwin, J.
Hazlewood, G. R. Heywood; Falla-
water, J. T. Hern, L. Kemp; Golden
Russet, Miss E. Sweitzer, L. Kemp;
Roxborough Russet, -Jas. Ratcliffe,.
Mrs. M. B. Gallop; Mann, Wm. Rat-
cliffe, Rd. Selves; Northern Spy, J.
Robinson, J. •E. Pringle; Ontario,
Wm. Denham, M. Brethour; Pewau-
kee, Miss H. Sweitzer, Chas. Atkin-
son, R. I. Greenings, J. E. Prinere
Jas. Brown; Ribson Pippin, R. fiv-
es, A. Robinson; Snow, Arnold Wise-..
man, 3. Brown; Talman Sweet, Wm.
Ratcliffe, Mrs. Gallop; any 'other
variety, G. Heywood, L. Kemp; col-
lection, Wm. Ratcliffe, Miss' A.
Sweitzer; King .of Tompkins, J. E.
Pringle, Jas. Robinson; Crab apples, A•
red, Jas. Brown, R. W. Sweitzer;
Crab apples, yellow, Thos. Brock.
Plums—Egg plum, Mrs. (Dr.)
Grieve.
Pears—Duchess, Leonard Sweitz-
er, Adain M. Doupe; Sheldon, C. At-
kinson, W. Atkinson; Flemish Bty,
Archie Robinson; any orther variety
correctly named, W. Sweitzer,, Whit.
Sweitzer, R. W. Sweitzer.
Grapes—Concord„ Mrs. Wm. Rice,
G. R. Heywood, Niagara, Mrs. Wm.
Rice, W. Sweitzer; Rogers," Mrs.
(Dr.) Grieve, 1 and 2.
Dairy Exhibit 15 ib. butter in
crock, Arthur Rundle, 5 lb: •butter
in prints, Arlow Copeland, Dr. Jose;
dairy butter, 6 pounds in crock, F.
Pridham, A. Rundle.
Judges—S. Routly, J. L. Routly.
HORTICULTURE
Snapdragon, G. Heywood, C. Root-
ly; asters, Mrs. Arthur Cole, C :e,
Coutly; asters, best collection, G.
Heywood, R. Doupe; asters, single
bloom, Mrs. A. Cole, G. Heywood;
cosmos, doubles, Dr. Campbell; ` dah-
lias, cactus, G. Routly, Mrs. Wm.
Rice; dahlia, six blooms, Mrs. Wm.
Rice; dahlia, ball or pompon, Mre.
W. Rice, Mrs. A. Cole; gladiola, six
spike, different, Dr. Campbell; glad
iolia 3 spikes one variety, Dr, Camp-:.,
bell, John Brown; gladioli, best col-
lection, Dr. Campbell; zinnias, G.
Heywood, J. Brown; phlox, Mrs. A.
Cole, C. Routly: petunias, single, G.
Heywood, C. Routly; double, Rev.
D. Thompson:,; roses, C. Routly; peri
enniais, C. 'Itoutly, annuals, " J. T.
Hern, Dr. Campbell; basket bouquet
Mrs. Jaques, Mrs. Wm. Rice; hand
bouquet, Mrs. Wm, Rice; table bon -
col. of cut flowers, C. Routly, Mrs.
W. Rice.
Potted plants—Begonia, - flower-
ing, C. Routley, 'I'. Washburn; Rex;
W. Hazlewood, L. Mills; geraniui s,
single and double, T. Washbur ,!
asparagus fern, W. Hazlewood,—font:'
Tinge plants, W. Hazlewood, T.
Washburn*/ house plant in bloom, C.
Routly; Jeruselain Cherry, . A,; E.
Dupe, Jas. Robinson; house. plants
six in bloom, T. Washburn,
• FINE AWES
Oil painting, landscape, from copy.
Mrs, (Dr.) . Greive, Miss M. Harvey;
oil painting, marine, M, Harvey; on
painting, vegetable or fruit,' M.
Harvey; oil painting, animals, M
Harvey; oil painting; portrait, M.
Harvey water color, scene, copy, 3.
T. Hern; water eolur. scene, 'nature.
M. Harvey; water color, any .origin.
al object, M. Harvey; sepia,and
any sub.;, M. Harvey; pastel, ankle
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