Exeter Advocate, 1909-10-07, Page 5GOLD MEDAL 1
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Ale and Porter
AWARDED
JOHN LABATT
AT ST. LOUIS EXHIBITION
1904.
Only medal for Als in Canada.
Vxetex Abuorctte
EXETER - - ONTARIO
7{1.00 if paid In advance.
a1 a0 a year if not so paid.
To United States Sabscribers$1.50
a Yenr Strictly Ill Advance.
SANDERS a CREECII. Publishers.
High -Grade
PIANOS
are always a pleasure
to their owners
We have sold and are belling a great
many high -claws pianos -and always
at reasonable prices.
Our Numerous Satisfied
Customers is the strongest
guarantee of the truth of the ,
above assertion.
THE KIRKTON FAIR.
In spite of the three days' rain which
commenced on Wednesday and lasted un
til about three o'clock on Friday. th
last day of Use Kirkton Fair, the Fair,
was excepting in point of attendance
a most successful event. The exhibits
10 all Innes were well up to the stand-
ard as to 'quality, 11 not In quantity. The
indoor exhibits were Just as numerous
end of as fine a quality as we have eve'
seen at this fair. The large and very
creditable extension that has been made
to the show palace, made the building
none too large for holding the goofs
that are annually exhibited here. The
rain to some extent interfered with the
outside show of stock, but there were
many more classless well represented
roan one would have Expected. One Judge
was t:eard to remark that he had laver
this year seen a better class ot exhibits
in the stock lines. The speeding con-
tests of courage did not take place. as
the wet track made It unsafe. The
school contest was also called off. The
directors are to be congratulated on their
much improcel premises, and the remark
Fletcher ; chlcka, N. Fletcher, Buds
i& Son; Legeonna, brow;:, N. F'letcn
Wm. Mark , (hicks, ltud•ton & Son, 1'.
ue dartaing on slocklrge, Nile* \tcKu;g
er,lMra wlekwlre: mending patches, Mary
F.
Doupe: _Aidaluslan• and (licks, A. Swe
- Reser 1 and 2 : Poland chicks, P. F. Doup
e Polands white crested, G. llentley 1 _tail
2; Poland chick.;„ G. Heaney ; Hambu
slyer spangled, Hudson & Son; eel kr.
Hudson & Son 1 and 2; Orphingtons.
welt° and chlcka, 1'. F'. Doupe ; buff,
Hudson & Son : chicks, A. Sweitzer. O.
Bentley ; blot k, A. Sweitzer. F. Jamie-
son; chicks, .t. Duffielet 1 and 2: Game
and chicks, Hudson & Son l and 2;
Dorklns Silver Grey ..nd chicks, Hudson
& Son; Geese, I ouglaa & Son, N. Hetet'
er ; Special, Leghorn. and Black sluttish
A. Sweitzer.
A. Goebel, Judge.
PETS.
Col. Pigeons. Alen Duffield, Oscar Cope-
land; Rabbits, A. Duffield, 1 and 2.
IMPLEMENTS.
Top buggy, Open buggy rubber tir
Portland cutter, Plano box cutter. WI
Babb & Sons: Iron beam plow. Stre
cutter, Gang plow, Turnip nutter. Sets
Der. O'Brien tiros.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
able success of the Fair undo` such ad-
verse circumstances.
The directors are well satisfied to be
able to state t hat financially the result
will be about an even break,
Following are the prize wlnners.-
11ORSES.
General Purpose -Brood mare, Alvin
Arkeay. Frank Hamilton, Geo. Urau-
n.o 1 : Foal, Archie Robinson, G. Urqu-
1,ar t : 3 -year old, S. A. Woods; 2 -year
old, John Ifazelwood, Jr., Alvin Arksay ;
1 -year old, Wm. Stephenson, Archie Rob
limon; Team, Wm. Ilyde, John Decker;
Rest In class, Wm. Hyde.
Agricultural -Brood mare. . Bar -
;tett, W. Hyde, David Roger; Foal, Wm.
Hyde, D. Roger, C. Barnett ; 2 -year old,
W. A. McKenzie, Ratcliffe Bros., Geo.
Urquhart ; 1 -year old, Aw A. McKenzie,
Itobt Graben), leleratak Ilanmilton ; Team,
It. A. Sadler, Won. Currelley, A. Itobin-
aonaon ; heat 111 class, \V. A. McKenzie.
Heavy Draught -Brood mare, George
Spearin, !Ratcliffe Bros., G. Spearin ;
Foal, Geo. Spearlr' 1 and 2; 2 -yeah old,
Jas. Nichol. Rohr. Graham, David Han-
son; 1 -year old, Watson Bros., Jas.
Nichol: Team, WW1. Oke ; Best in class,
W. A. McKenzie.
W. D. Sander.), John McGraw, Judges.
Roadate: s -Brood mare, J. Decker;
Foal, J. Decker; 3 -year old, Alex. Fraz-
er, Wm. Dinnin ; 2 -year old, J. L. Itout-
ley. Frank Anderson ; 1 -year old, John
Decker; Single, 2)14 itadcliffe Bros.;
Span, Bert Rosa, Sam. Woods; Saddle.
\\'m Nairn, Dr. Jose. Jest ir, clays,
Bert Ross.
Carriage -3 -year old. Thos. Near ; 2 -
year old, Jas. • Pringle, Jas. Barr ; Sing-
le, J. Brine. N. L. Brandon; Span. J.
Decker; Beet in clans, J. Brine.
Lady drivers, James Urine, T. Near.
E. Christie, R. Welsh, Judges.
CATTLE
Bulls -Aged Durliani, W. A. McKenele,
as. Robhneon ; 2 -year old Dur:rant. Joeit
lodge: 1 -year old Holstein, Ira Mars-
nail.
ars-
nal1.
J
(lnr ui.tn ry to -day are the beat that
le ot ' bon 'kers -p1 d ur
roc uce xn o
price+ anti terms are what you will
xlapreeiate.
D,1 nut he too quick It. believe pre.
sone who tell you di(ereet from th
abuce
t f .r rise nurpnse of selling you
the 111 .q., 5, in snnteceses. trashy goods
.it his 511 L:cll,
Cx1I anti see ns and he convinced
that what we any we live lip to.
S. MARTIN & SON
Exeter'. ['reeding %li,sic tl Emporium.
Ther are noted for the quality of their goofs.
CEM
•TBATrORO. ONT.
The Best School !
Tee Lest time to .liter Our •';a•us is NOW.
We are running the argent an.l,'.e Iw•he.e, the
Leet entire. :g erhool in Western Ontario.
Three departme,.ts--
Commercial, Shorthand Telegraphy
Ott a money nuking edu••atinn. Our grads•
steasre In demand an l are 1n'etin, with 11* •
e.. Uet -'lir rr•, ,t•al
BLI.ltl'rT a N,•1..►l.i11.Ax
Pr Beep..
Tate followln; le the repo.: n'5. S. No.
5, Osborne, for the nae 1t'1 o: September.
-Mr. IV.. f•ortors, Rufus Kestic. pass,
Emma Fisher, F.l: r McFall.: Jr. IV.,
ftorlore. LiI; Moir ; Jr. 111.. Maggie
\toodl'. Garnet McF'all.a . Sr. 11., honors,
Thelma Ford, Orhy Keatle. pass. Ferrol
illggln.1, ilarald Moir: Pt. 11., alewife
Prout, Arno1•1 Ford: Pt. i., Qna! ho
Fisher.
E. I. •.1hPher.on, Tt.uher.
t.-
$100 Reward 8100.
The n sdera of ih:• paper will Le pleased to learn
that there i• a: least one dreaded disease that *ciente
has been a'Ie to cure in all it. stages, and that N
Catarrh t(aIl'. Catarrh Cure is the only positive
-nre now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease requires • con•titee
tional treatment. 11a11's Catarrh Curs Is taken in.
twain!, • •tinct direetly upon the blood sod mucous
surf►••.. of the sntem. thereby destroying the
foundation of the .1, a•.. and .1k ng the patient
strength by blinding up the «onstatutioo and aasbt•
ing nature in doing its work. The proprietor have
se notch faith in Its rursti,• postal that they oiler
.tae Hnndr.•1 Dollar. for any raw that It fail§ to
ore Send for list of testimonials.
Add rem F J CITENEY a C0.. Toledo, 0
S+Id to all Dtuggi.te, 'Scent.,
Take Haire ramify Pill. for constipation.
111DUL'LI 11
The event of lost week was the mar-
riage of Miss Molly Hodgins of 111d-
dulp'1. to Mr. Fd. Porter of ilderten.
The wsddltlg took place at the home of
vie bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. 9. H.
Hodges,. 1n Be prtstnce of more than
toil Invited Hoyte. After a trip to t)e-
tro:t they haat returned to their home
ae,.
t� Ilderton to re•Ide.-Granton Division
Tn• of Trmpetane at '':Cir bast meet -
Ing put tt•elf o rtcorj ;.e I•t fovea of
IOCAI option. it was also resolved to
cell a publle meeting with the view of
arr..:•ging .1 ca:llptign in the Township
Of 111dduip'•.-I(tv. Father Co;iholly. tor-
merry pier'ah p, lest In Iliddulptl .died
M h!gersc:l o Sept. 24t',. .af''r an c--
teedc•1 I11 t ')s I i, was t'Or I n 911,(0.
Inland. and stow 14 year, ago wee: to
Ingersol. He was taken 111 two .years
IWO and took a trip to Ireland, and re•
turnc1 n,; n•.:; •, ,1 1
Until death relieved h*ru.
Durham-M:Ich cow. W.
lot and 211d; 2 -year old
Mr ICen:':e. J. Robinson; 1
fl:.n:iiloi, 1 and 2:
.1 • :on. {I..1.•il::e Bros.
A. McKenzie,
heifer. W. A.
-year o!$ ':L`•
Bull calf, Ie.
Helfer calf
J. stun:neut., I. 5(amiltu,.; hest In class
W. A. McKenzie.
Jerney-John Ilooper & Son swept the
list except for first in heifer calf, 'which
went to John McCurdy.
Polled Angus-Milci; cow, G. It. Haz-
elwood: hest in class, G. li. Ifazelwood.
Holstein -Mitch cow. W. A. Kirk : 2 -
year old heifer, ira Marshall; Helfer
calf. W. A. Kirk, I. Marshall ITest In
Elwes, W. A Kirk
Grade Cattle-\111ch cow, C. S. Atkin -
!a wvoa tiros., Jas. Moore: 2 -year
W. Stephenson: i -year old
• • . w. .\. McKenzie, Jas. Moore;
!Refer calf, W. Stephenson 1 and 2:
Steyr ca1:, J. Robinson: 1 -year old steer,
D,tvid Itoger 1 aid 2; Fat row and he If-
Daw,.on Pros.; Fat ox or ate r. Daw-
- r. Moe 1 and 2: Best In class. W. A.
McKenzie
T. O. Rob;on, Geo.. Andrew, Judges.
SHEEP
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n.
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wheat, Wilbur Sperling. M. Bret'
our; fall wheat red. Geo. Anderson, A
Brethour; 0 -rowed barley. M. Brcthou
John Hodge; large oat., M. Brethou
J. Hodge; Common oats, Black oat
large peas, Small peas, Timothy see.
M. Brethour ; \Vhee beano. Wes S!ti.
Sam. Doupe: Corn. N. Brethour, Adam
Shier; Sweet corn, F. P. Johnston. A.
Shier; Ensilage corn, Geo. Behnley.
Watson 'Bros; Col. grains and seed. M.
Brethour, S. Doupe.
VEGETABLES
Beauty of Hebron, J. Hodge, Any var
iety potatoes, Fred. Jamieson. G. Rent
ley ; Emigrants, G. Bentley ; Vartetie
not on list, 0. Bentley; Swet11sh fur
rips. A. II. Doupe, Mrs.W\', Atk)neot:
Field carrots, F. P. Johnston, M. Breth
our; Garden carrots, T. Itoadhouse, Sam.
Doupe; *Mengel Wurzel, long red, A. H.
Doupe, Radcliffe Dros ; Mange) wureel.
Intermediate, Ratcliffe 13ros., H, E. Swett
zer; sugar Wrangel, Ratcliffe Bros., Rob-
ert Doupe; long blood beets, NI. Breth-
our ; turnip beets, Wm. Mack, J. Urqu-
hart ; white cabbage, John Urquhart, W.
Jamieson: red cabbage, W. Jamieson 1
and 2; Winnirgstead cabbage, W. Jam-
ieson. J. A. Kk•kby; tomatoes, M .Breth-
our ; cauliflower. N. Fletcher, \V. Jamie-
son; celery, Ratcliffe Bros, W. Jamie-
son ; long citron, F. Hamilton, M. Breth-
our ; round citron, John Selves, W Spar -
ling ; pumpkins, Watson Bros., A. H.
Doupe; Watermelons. F. Hamilton, -M.
Brethour; tousknlelon, M. Brethour, O.
H. Hazelwood; parsnips, T. Roadhouse;
mammoth squash, Wnt. Ward; table
squash, Wm. Brown, Miss McCallum;
onions, F. Jamieson; collection vegetab
les. J. A. Kirkby; Specials. -Sunflower
F. P. Johnston, W. Sperling; cucumbers
T. Roadhouse, Wm Jamieson : white
turnips, Mrs. W. Atkinson.
A. Burns, Judge.
(HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Ontario, Ratcliffe Dros ; Wolfe River
N. Fletcher; Northern Spy, F. Hamil-
ton. Jas. Creighton ; Blenheim Plpp•:ns.
Ratcliffe Bros., Jaa. Robinson: Fallow
Water, Ratcliffe Bros., F. Hamilton ;
Tolman Sweet, F'. Hamilton H. E. Swelt-
zer ; Baldwins \Vin. Ward, F, Hamilton
Snows, Jos. Kirk. A. II. Doupe; It 1
• Greening,. Jas. Robinson, Itateliffefros
King of Tompkins, Jas. Robinson. Sam
Doupe; Maiden's Blush, S. Doupe. John
'lodge; Mann, D. Roger, W. Sinclair;
Alexanders. J. Urquhart, Jos. Kirk : Gol-
den Russets. Wm. Ward John Selves:
Ben Davis, le. Hamilton, D. Roger; Rib -
eon I'Ippins, W. Sperling, A. H. Doupe:
Colverts, John Selves, 11. Doupe: Sweet
Pear, W. Sperling, Jas. Robinson: Du. b-
ees of Oldenburg, Mise K. Doupe; Cayu
ga Red Streak or 20 oa., ltatclifte ilros..
\I. itrcthour ; Col. apples, F'. jtantiltan,
Dawson Bros.; crab app:es, Sant. Dome.
Miss J. Robinson; plums, \Vin. Craven,
T. itoadhouac; fall pears, E. Ilanba:n,
F'. Hamilton; winter peers. JAS. itch!)
son. Archie Robinson; leaches. J. Mc-
Curdy. F. Hamilton; white grape.'. Dr.
Campbell, Miss K. Doupe: brut grapes.
E. [Lanham. Spec: 0.1. -St. Law erne, J.
Creighton; Fall I'ippen, ira Mar -aeon.
DAiRY PRODUCTS
25 lbs. butter. ltc•'';. Merry, B. N. Shier
5 lbs. butter, Mrs. W. Yule, John Rob-
inson. R. Berry: apricots, R. Berry, 11.
Berry.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS
col house plants. and geranluma, N.
Fletcher, Jennie Robh.son : (trebles, Jen-
nie Robinson: cacti. Mlsa E. A.: Shier.
Jennie Robin ion : rat' plants. A.Duffield
Jennie Robinson; col. of cut flowers. N.
Fletcher: bouquet of cut flowers, N.
Fletcher, A. Duffield; foliage plants. N.
Fletcher. Jennie Robinson; col. leaves
and ihrubs, A. Duffield, Jae. Creighton:
col. wild flowers and plants. A.Duftleld.
FiNE AItTS
Stuffel birds and animals, Wm. drown
N Fletcher; crayon or pastel. Mrs.Wlck-
wire, F. Jamieson: col. pnotograpru. J.
Senior ; phut oAraphs, J. Senior ; pcnr•11
drawing, Mrs. A. Brethour. F. Jamieson
p1'nting on glass, and painting In ell,
:'gure. etre. Rev. Snell, Mrs. Wickwire:
palrtins In o11 landscape, Mrs. Snell. Dr.
Jose; painting on china, Mrs• SnelI.Mrs.
A. Brethour ; pen and Ink sketch. Sam.
Doupe, N. Fletcher; pyrography, Mrs.
Wickwire; water color landscape, Mrs.
W. Atkinson, Mrs. Wickwire.
LADIES' WORK.
Counterpane. crochctted, Miss E. A.
Shier, Miss Robinson ; counterpane.knit-
ted, Miss Jamieson, Miss Robinson ; Pat-
chwork quilt. M. Brethour. Wm. Sinclair
crazy patchwork quilt, E. Hanham. Rat-
cliffe Dross.. ladles underclothing, R. N.
Creech. Miss Robinson: applique work.
Niro. Wickwire. Miss McKnight ; Itonlaa
embroidery, M. Brethour. Mrs. \Vlck-
wir•e; Battenburg lace, Miss McKnight.
Mrs. Wickwire: slippers, Mrs. \Nie :wire
Miss McKnight ; sofa pillow, Mrs, Wick-
wire. Jas. Creighton: child's dress. Mrs.
Wickwire; rag carpet, Wm. Sinclalr.Mtss
Robinson: Tea rosy. Miss McKnight,
\ira. 'Wickwire; table centre piece and
tray doth. Mrs. Brethour. R. N. Creech ;
dinner mats, Adam Shier, Miss Brooks:
piano scarf. M. Brethour. Miss Mc-
Knight: pillow shame, Miss Jamieson.
Miss McKnight : Afghan wool, Miss Mc-
Knight. E. Hanharn: Afghan cotton,Mlss
ilobinzon, Mary McCallum; Afghan pat-
chwrrk. it. N. Creech, E. !Lanham:
drawn work. Miss Brooks. R. N. Creech:
knitted lace In cotton. Min McKnight.
Mary McCallum: col. ladies work, Miss
\tcKeight. Mary McCollum; col. t.ovel es
Mrs Wickwire. R. N. beech ; bend worst.
' en 1lic1Cntght, Mrs. Wickwire: rag
.r. '.'les Robinson. M. Brethour . hand
.tdc g ovee, Miss McKnight, Miss K.
nope : woollen stockings. Nils. Jamie-
. Miss McKnight : woollen socks.
res itoblr,sot•. Miss McKnight , wool
list t. Miss Brooks. R. Hanham:
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Oeford Do'avne-Jos. \fountain seept
the list.
'.'!caster --Ilam '_-years old, Wm. liar -
relley : Rant I -year ofd, W. Curren
J Is. Itoy : Rani lamb. W. Currelley, J.
1:•te. J. ltuv, 1 and 2 ; Sheeting
ex... J. Roy I and 2: Ewe lame, \V. Cur-
te!ley 1 and 2.
e• r'.n." r' Do'vna-Wm. Hoy- swept
lint.
Lincolns-11:cin 2 -years. W. Oliver. G.
Penhale; ram 1 -year, G. Penhale ; ram
Iamb. ewe, aHyl ,t carI:n; , ore O. P. n' n'y
1 Ind 2: ewe I.entb, \Vm. Oliver. G. Pen
hale.
Grade -Ewe. lee. Roy 1 and 2: shear-
ing ewe. G. Po 'thole. Frank Andcr•on :
c se, F. : r.d• r.aon 1 and 2 ; tat •ne-'p,
W Curm)ley. W. Oliver.
'V lino I'ridham Judge.
PIGS
York.)dire-Aged boar. R. Birch ; sow
It. [arca t and : boar 1et559, R. Rlrc!'.
W. Sparling ; low 19559, W. Sperling. II.
lurch.
Hampshire -Aged boar. Goodwin &
Son. B. S. Meeullough : boar 1909. Good
win & Son ; sow 1909, Goodwin & Son. 11
S. McCullough.
Berkshire. -Aged boar, D. Douglas 4
Son. Daw•on tiros.: sow. Dawson eros,
It. 5 .Mreullough : boar 1909. R. S. Me-
Cullough. Dawson Bros: sow 1909, Il.S.
McCullough 1 and 2.
Tunwett'•-D. Douglas & Sort ,wept
the list.
Geo. G:een. Judge.
POULTRY
Light hrahmas and chicks. N. Fact n r.
Itud•on & Son ; Minorcan, Iludson &
Son ; chicks. Wm. Drown 1 and 2: black
Minorca,, rose comb. and rhicks. P. F.
Doupe 1 and 2; barred Plymouth Rooks.
Geo. Bentley ; chicks. A. Swettzer 1 and 2
safer -laced \Vyandottes. Dawson Bros.;
chlcka, A. Sweltzcr 1 and 2 ; white wyan-
dottee and chicks. Hudson and Son' 11.
1. Role. A. Sweitzer, Iludson & Foe : Elks
Hudson & Son 1 and 2 . white Leglwrns
Dougl:a• & Son. Geo. Bentley; chicks.
G. ilentley. Iludson & Sun : white Leg -
noose. root comb. Hudson & Soo. N.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children. \i
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
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Bears the
Signature c l
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Ic:
NO Collum, Miss F .A. Shier; doylies.
R. N. Creech, Miss ,a1lttC•Jl1: toilet
mats, Mrs. Wickwire. \nary \1cCLlluna:
crochet 1n wool. elites elcKiigrt, It. N.
Creech: pincushion, Mrs. W ickwire.Mise
McKnight; mac•I,tt.e aewlne, F:. 55.r,•iarn;
plain sewing, E. Ilaithant, Miss Brooke
button holes, Miss .Brooks. \!!aa Janal•-
so'1: fancy handkerchiefs', Mrs. WI. Wei e
R. N. Creech; handkerchief case, M.
Brethour, Mrs. Wickwire; Netting.Mary
McCallum, Miss McKnight ; ladies at.irt
waist, handmade, Miss Brooke, ails.
Wickwire, darning on net, E. Ilanharn.
alias 1►ScKnlght ; working shirt hand-
made. Miss J. Robinson, M. Brethour
embroidery on silk, Mss Jamieson, Miss
McKnight ; embroidery in linen, E. Han-
hart, Mies McKnight : embroidery bolt-
ing cloth, Niles McKee:.'. It. N. Creech
point lace, Miss Mt Krl;i t, 1:. N. Crecek :
eyelet embroidery, E. Fatima'''. Miss Mc-
Knight; Ideal 1loniton lace, Niles Jan1-
ietlon, Miss McKnight ; Ilardangei work.
E. N. Shier, E. Hanham ; Tenerlffe, E.
Hanhant, Miss McKnight.
Spec lats.-Dish era"' let Atlas )1•-
Kr:lght ; Hammock and bead work, John
Kelland ; Limerick, Miaa Jennison ; Piro
screen. Wm. Jamieson ; Hardanger. O.
Bentley,
Mra. A. Ilastings, Miss K. Ellerington
Judges.
MISCELLANEOUS
Col. pickles, Wm. Jamieson, Miss Ito'.•-
*nson ; canned peaches. Mrs. Wickwire,
Jas. Creighton ; canned plums. Ar hie
Rob:nsot, Jas. Creighton ; canned cur-
rants, Miss Robinson, II. Crago : can-
ned pears, Miss Robinson. M.Brethour ;
canned cherries, If. ,Crago, Jas. Creigh-
ton; canned gooseberries. Miss Itobin
son; canned raspberries, Jae. Creighton
Miss 'Robinson: canned strawberries,
Miss Robinson, A. Robinson; canned
tOnlstocs. Jolt Urqui;el• G. H. Hazel-
wood; col. ppstage stamps, A:' DUttteT I
E. W. Berry; single harness, and team
harness, F. A. Taylor; home-made breed
M. Prethour, Jas. Creighton: honey In
section, Jos. Kirk ; honey extracted, U.
Bentley, Jos. Kirk ; Jelly, John Urqu-
hart, F. Anderson: maple sugar, 1t.
Doupe, MLss K. Doupe; Maple syrup.
Miss K. Doupe, J. A. Kirkby / suit Can-
adian tweed, E. N. Shier. Special. -Cas.
of cakes, R. Hoskins.
I W. G. Medd, E. N. Shier. Geo. Hook -
away, Judge.; In Miscellaneotie. Flue Art
and Fruit.
SPECIAL I'IRIZES
Bank of Commerce for best colt of any
ago and breed, Geo. Spearin : Advocate.
Exeter, for best Agricultural foal, no
award; Exeter Times for beet flaw
shire boar, L. Goodwin & Son; Harvey
Bros. for beat bread, Mrs. N. C. Sweitzer
Palmer Bros.. Exeter, for best 3 -pounds
butter, Rohl. Berry ; M. Y. eh -teen's for
carriage brood mare, no award; Rowe
& Atkinson's Exeter, for beet butter, R.
erry\VBm.Oke; M. teens.
Bank for heavy tea.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
GREEN WA Y.
Miss Nell, teacher at the Hutchinson
school, had the misfortune to have her
arum broken while returning .from the
harvest alolne at Grace church. The
borne became frightened at the yelling
of scnte boys and suddenly turtling
around upset the buggy and throwing
her out.
Miss lMayme Crawford spent Sun•lay
evening with Miss N. itotaon.-Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Meade of McInnis visited at
Mr. J. Cliffe's on Sunday. -Mr and Mrs
D. '.1. Edwards spent Monday evening lit
J. 11. Wilson's. -Miss Ellen McLln: ncy
o: Stanley visited her brother Mr. S. J.
McLlnchey the past week. -Jnr. and Mrs.
Geo I1. aforgatl of Drinsley visited at
\V. J. Wilnon's o;. Saturday. -Mr. henry
Wickert Is bus) digging a new well. -
Mr. Jaa. Brophey was In Ailsa Craig :an
Monday. -Mr. E. !rut' er retul;sed from
the Weal on Thur day.--Jlc,srs. It. Ilut-
ettlnnon and Robt. McLlnchcy put lip
sew eller week. -Mrs. Holmes it ud
1 • JPubcr Nils Anna of Aylmer spent a
few days the past weak at Robt. Eng-
lish's. -Don't forget L'oston'llara•est
ner on Oct. 2oth A good program 5s
toeing prepared. -Miss 3l:.td Hord span:
Sunday at her hcilc le West Wilii:array.
AROUND ABOUT US
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DRYSDALE-.A double wedding 'sok
place on Tuesday in St. Peter's church.
Drysdale, the parties being Miss Josep;t
Inc Bedard to Mr. John Cadotte, of Pain
Court and Niles Ercelia Etue. to Mr.
Joseph 8. Bedard of C:natllam.
CLiNTON.-The Ontario Street parson
age was the scene of a happy event on
Sept. 29th, when Miss Florence May.
daughter ot rir. and Mrs. Jas. A. Smith
of the Bayfield Road, was united In mar-
riage to Mr. John' Perdue.
MiTCIiELL.-Ed Coppit. at high noon,
on Sept. 29th, wan married In Toronto
to Maud, second daughter of Mr. and
Thome, 'Heal. late of Fullerton Tp.
AiLSA CRAIG. -Mrs. Margaret Stew-
art. aged 89 years, died on the28thr
She was born In Scotland, and was one
of our oldest residents, coming here 41
years ago. Their• wan the first ,louse
built In our village.
STAFFA-Our genial proprietor of the
Carling House has purchased the Grip
House. Seafort., to which the family.
mored last week. Mr. and Mrs. ding
have been residents of our little burg
for more than twenty years and will be
much trained.
WHAT A GREAT MAN SAiD TO TIIE
GREAT AMERICAN PEOPLE
Parisian Sage Is a discovery of a cel-
ebrated scientist. who spent the best
years of his life In perterttngl this great
hair tonic.
in giving this recelpt to the American
people he said. 'Par!siatt Sage Is the
most delightful hair dressing in the
world. but it is more than a hair dress
ing. it cures dandruff by killing the
germs that latest the roots of the hair;
It stops falling hair; It gives vigor and
strength to the hair roots. W. S. Cole
sells Parisian Sage at 50 cents a large
bottle ar,d guaratec••• to do all that is
claimed for It, or your money, 1s refund-
ed. If you do not reside near a drug-
gist w' -o sees Parisian Sage. seed 50
cents to Giroux Mtg. Co.. Fort Ertel
Ont.. and a bottle will be sent you all
charges prepaid.
New Underwear
Comfort for the
Little Ones
THE little tots will find
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ever had, in Watson's Vests and Draw-
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Combed Yams, Lisles, all wool, etc, finished with beau-
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Ask your dealer to show you Watson's -you'll be�lad for it.
The Watson line includes a great variety of styles for all the family.
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Just one of the many im-
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