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THURSDAY, SEPT. 2 t, '05
Exeter Fair
AN l'NQUALIFIED SUCCESS -
NEARLY FIVE 1'HD1'SAND
PEOPLE ON TIuE (:I{Ot'tiDS-
li
E It EC El PTS $570.00.
Every Member of the Stephen and
Usbot•ne Agricultural Society, from
President down, should be well pleased
with the success that attended the an-
nual fair here on Muuday and Tuesday
of this week. Ideal weather, many
and excellent exhibits in every line,
clean and wholesome attractions and
a very large attendance from far and
near )made the exhibition second to
none in the history of the society.
1
ie improved
conditionatiuri
of 11
n- ,
t
uuuds
and bilildings )lade it pnsaible to view
all the exhibits without a crowding of
the spectators, while the greater roour
allowed bar ul0r•e convenient situation
of the many articles and animals. The
receipts at the gate were $570.0'). about
$100 in excess of that of last year, while
the total proceeds will amount to
nearly $1200. The horse ring as usual
as the centre of attraction for the
the crowd and the two speeding con-
tests were watched with momentary
interest throughout every heat. Ow-
ing to the rain in the evening the last
heat of the 2:40 event was not finished.
Following is a summary, viz. --
215 CLASS-i'a'Rns $•(I.
Long John John Delbridge, ti.tx,rne 2 1 1 1
Freddie Lee Ily. Iinse+enberr ', ()rand Bend 1 2 2 2
Sidney Pointer Ed. lt. nenberry, Zurich 3 3 3 3
Time, 2:35; 2:31.'4; 2:341-; 2:34!i.
2:40 ('LAM -fume $50.
Dr. Harvey John Snell, Exeter 1 1 3 3 0
)anbara Archibald & C'udmore, aeaforth 2 2 1 1 0
Rosie Ma,'k Geo. Joy lit, Ilensall 3 3 2 2 0
Time, 2:50; 2:4041; 2:44;2:50.
SoVEREION BANK SPECIALS neatly
horse, \Vm. Kernick; light ho; :e, Sim-
on Hunter; three best cows or heifers,
Henry Smith.
Following is the list of prize winners:
HORSES.
HEAVY DRAUGHT. -Brood apace, J.
Caldwell, William Dickson, Ratcliffe
Bros., Foal, \\'nr. Dickson, Ratcliffe
Bros., J. Caldwell; 3 -yr -old. E. Troyer,
Jas. Beatty, Simon hunter; 2 -year-old,
S. Hunter, W. Dickson, Shapton &
Son; 1 -year-old, Jas. Horton, J. Cald-
well, McMichael Bros.; team, Wm.
Kernick, Ratcliffe Bros.
AORICULTURAL.- Brood mare, Isaac
Johns, J. Caldwell 2 and :t; foal, I.
Johns. J. Caldwell; 2 -yr -old, McMich-
ael, Bros., C. S. Atkinson, I. Johns;
1 -yr -old, Craven Bros., W. 1101 ton, J.
Rowtcliffe; Team, J. A. Down, W. T.
Elder, J. and W. Allison.
GENERAL PURI'OHE.-Brood mare, J.
Rowtcliffe; foal, J. Rowtcliffe; 3-yt•-old,
H. Reynolds. D. Schnell; 2 -yr -old, J.
Rowtcliffe, \Vitt Ilyde; 1 -yr -old. E.
Roeder, N. Horton; team, W. J. Pydl.
Jno. Decker, John 111•y.
Judges, R. Alexander, Forest; J.
Coursey, Liicatn; J. Salkeld.
CAItulAGle.--It•uod mate, \\'rw. \Vit-
zel, J. Hey; foal, T. Hunkin, A. Bissett;
3 -yr -old, R. Charters; 2 -yr -old. S. Hun-
ter, W. Berry, D. McDonald. 1 -yr -old,
J. Hey; C. Daynian; Carriage horses,
J.(,'aldwell, J. McLean, Rowe & Atkin-
son; single carriage horse. E. W.
Horne, W, Witzel, T. Bissett, sr.
ROADSTERS, -Brood mare, T. Rus-
sell, 1). Schnell; foal, A. McDonald,
Writ. Witzel, T. Russell; 3 -yr -old, J.
Decker. D. Snell, J. Hepburn; 2 -yr -old,
D. Snell, W. %Vitzel, \IcMichae113ros.;
1 -yr -old, W. Witzel, J. Hey; pair road-
sters, A. Dow, Alex. Buchanan, A.
Dow; single roadster, J. D. Merner, J.
Sparrow; Saddle 1i ise, Farmer Bios.:
Lady driver. John Decker, It. Char-
ters, G. W. Knott,
Judges, \Vu1. I{ay, Hobt.
Wm. Mossip.
CATI'i.F%,
TiontouUHnRKII DLRIIAw. ---Aged
con', C. (i. Smalley, Il. Snaith, .I. Hun-
ter; -year old heifer, J. Hunter, 1{.
Smith, (i. Hazlewood; 1 -year-old hei-
fer. 11. Smith 1 and 2, J. Bunter; Hei•
Ter veil, H. Smith 1 and 2, J. Hunter:
13u11 calf, 11. ' it It 1 :old!: J. !hotel:
herd. 11. Smith 1 and 2, John Hunter:
calve; by nue Dull, I1. Smith, C. G.
Smalley.
(3R.v,s's.--Aged cow, Charlton &
Son 1, 2 arid 3; 2-veau'-old heifer, S.
Hunter 1 :tad 2, 's.. Ford: 1.y ear -old
heifer, R. Elston. %V. Dunstein, S.
Hunter; ileifer calf,Shapton & Son, S.
Hunter.
JEIt4KY9.--Hest cow, T. Pi Mr, 1'.
Brock & Son; 2•yatr-old heifer, Brock
& Son, W. Reid; 1-yeer•old heifer,
Prier. .1. Heywood: heifer calf, T. Pri•
or. floek & Sun; hull calf, Bt•ock & Son.
I't)i..\Nn Minos--Bestcow, 2•yesr-
old heifsr,and i.year-old heifer, G. flat
tletvood 1 and 2.
13r n•l1Kua+' CATTI.K.--2-yr •old steer.
Mhapton & San 1 and 2: 1•yr•old steer.
H. Smith, S. Hunter 2 and_ 3; steer calf,
H. hunter 1 and 2.
Judges. J. Stanley, R. S. Robinson,
J.ti.tlkeld.- -- -
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Ayer's
Sometimes the hair is not
properly nourished. It suffers
for food, starves. Then It
falls out, turns prematurely
gray. Ayer's Hair Vigor Is a
Bair Vigor
hair food. it feeds, nourishes.
The hair stops falling, grows
long and heavy, and all dan-
druff disappears.
" Mr halt was eomtnt out terribly. I was
$'most afraid to comb 11. put Ayer's Hale
VIRnr prnartly stopped tho fallingand Mao
re.tot.d Mx *Glutei ro:or
Mal IL U [. WAID, tandtog, Y. J.
IM a Dottie. J. C aTaa co.,
ATI dr. t,rtsta. foi, iaweat. Massa
Poor Hair
SHEEP. PgcUEs.Fatly craw futd, S. pow- &ty)les, Mts. ('. Bluest; fancy leg, Miss. t
A ..
Sorrirooll•Nt4.--Aged rain, shelling ell; aa,B
'any other variety, E. Roeder, A. Ethel Anderson, Misrooks; laundry.
McPherson. tot g. Miss N. Creighton, Miss Fel guson '
MISCELLANEOUS. pin t'ttsbiun, E. Anderson; M. Brooks
Canned fruit, Jno. Decker, M. Broth- sola pillow. W. C. Huston, I'. Mudge,
our; collection of hooey, Alex. Mc - Miss Creighton; whisk bolder, E. Fee -
Pherson; honey 111 condi, A. .McPhee- eltyin; toilet in tarlcya wares, Mis, J. 0.Curtin,
now-
Ja.
sun; honey iu jar, sPherson; hotue knitted slippers, N.t'ieightou;crochet-'
made wines. Mrs. Jas, Tont, Mia: N.J. ed slippers, N. Creighton, M. Brooks;
Tow; bottled pickles, Mrs. Richardson; child's dress, M. Brooks; ladies tinder -
Judge. --I).
vegetables, Mrs, Richardson. child's
hand made, M. Brooks, Mrs.
Judge. --I). Fetich, Clinton, White; ladies underclothing. machine
VEGETABLES. White;
Mrs. White, E.Audeism); ,:tint
Pearl of Savoy potatoes, T. Bruck & ing in oil, 11. 1. Huston, Miss Alcock;
Son; Empire State, T. Brock & Son; men's fancy outing or night shirt, A.
Red Elephant, J. Decker; Rural New Ilastings; child's carriage afghan, N.
Yorkers, '1'. Brock & Son; any variety Creighton; child's conch afghan), Ross
potatoes, Geo. Schroeder, Mrs. Rich -Taylor Cu., Mrs. Bluett; tea cosy, Miss
ardson; winter cabbage, C. Birney; Tom, A. Hastings; side board scarf,
fall cabbage, T. Sntale, Geo. Anderson; Mrs. F. J. Knight, E. Anderson; hand
blond beets, G. Anderson, T. Smote; ),ado handkerchief. N. Creighton;globe beets, Jno. Cot tell, L. Day; sig- handkerchief case, N. l'reightnu, \Irs.
ar beets, Jas. Creech, L. Day; long Bluett; embroidered centre piece, Mts.
PIGS, marigolds. %V. Kernick, L. Roeder, L. Bluett. Mrs. J.A. Stewart; cent re piece
marigolds, L. Roeder, i. I .Audersotl, N.Creighton; eurbroider-
YI/IthNiiiIIE.- 1•ycau• old boat, 1{. Day, globe
Birch; Boar, H. Birch, S. Cu:tuuue, 1{. , Day, It. Sanders; intermediates, W. ed shirt waist, E. Anderson, ladle's'
Birch; 2-year•uld sow, }{. Birch 1 and 2: Kernick, I. Day, L. Roeder: horn ear- crochet collars, M. Brooks: ladies soi-
l -year-old sow, It. Birch; sow, H. Birch rots, G. Schroeder. L. I)ay; Nantes car- tars any kind, J.(4, Stantaury; fagot ing
1, 2 and 3. ruts, W. Kernick, G. Schroeder; long Jas. Creech; crochet lace, M. Brooks,
e •itu'e or red eau•rots G. Schroeder S i •nand• point lace M. plunks•
San.t miss F'cl it
boar, H..I
- •ddt,
}It
Y
rc
det•s; 1 -year-old boar, R, Birch: hoar, J. Cattell: fi Id +rr t., L.. Homier; crochet work and fancybraid enrol rn
2•year-o1d sow stmt 50 w, It. Sanders. sweet corn, Mrs. J. 'Tum, M. Brethour•;
T.vmtvolt•ra.---1-•year•-old boar, D. Indian corn, '1'. Brock & Son, It, San -
1) niglas 1 and 2; boar, D. Douglas; 2. dela: water melons, F. 'Triehner. L.
year-old sow, 1 -year-old sow, D. Doug- Roeder; musk melons, ('. Birney, R.
las, 1 and'_; sow, D. Douglas.Sanders; M weed turnips, L. Roeder, J.
Pigs for packing purposes, R. Birch, Decker, E. Roeder; cauliflower, lieu.
D. Douglas. Anderson; red onions, C. 'Limey, Jno.
DIPLI)Jla,-Pen of any breed, D. ('ottell; white or yellow onions, Chas.
Douglas, H. Birch. Birney, Mrs. J. A. Stewart, tomatoes,
Judges, F. Hicks, Chris. Fahner, Rev. Martin, J. Cotten; celery, G. An -
David Mcl'unnepp derson 1 and 2; citrons, M. Brethour,
E. Roeder; parsnips, W. Kernick, ,las.
Snell; Hubbard squash, F. Hogarth;
Light Hrahanuls, Carling Bros., (i. table',quash. 1. Roeder; col. vegetables
W. Irwin; chicks. Carling Bros; Dark 0. Anerson, L. Day; pumpkins, G.
Beahamas, G. Irwin 1 and 2; chicks,(:. Schroeder, L. Roeder; Squash, C. Bir -
Irwin: Barred Plymouth Hocks. G. Ir- ney, It. Sanders.
win, Carling Bros.; chicks, Carling Judges, Joseph Cobbledick, Antos
Bros., H. Reynolds. White Plymouth 1)oupe.
rocks, A Reith; chicks, W. Carter; DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Buff rocks, A. Reith; chicks, 1). Rowt- 5 lbs. butter, R. Kydd, A. Case, Jnn.
cliffe 1 and 2; Buff Cochins, A. Reith, Decker; 10 lbs. butter, F. Hogarth. J.
G. Irwin; chicks, 0. Irwin; Partridge Harding, 1i. Elworthy; pound rolls or
Cochins, W. Carter, A. Reith; Black prints, LI. Elworthy, It. Kydd, F. Ho-
Cochins chicks. A. Reith; White Coch• •.rth; Special butter, II. Elworthy, F.
in chicks, A. Reith; Silver Grey Dor- 1;ogarth.
kins, (i. Irwin; chicks. G. Irwin 1 and MANUFACTURES.
2; Black Breasted Red Game, Carling Home-made horse blankets, M. Bre-
Bros., Dickson & Carling: any variety thtutt; woollen yarn, Airs. J. Toni, Mrs.
game, (4. Irwin; chicks, 1,. Irwin; black H. Creighton; sewing mach., S. Martin,
red game Bantams, (i. Irwin I and 2; Singer M'f., co.; organ, 8. Martin 1
rare, Itarn latub. A. Telfer; ewe, sher-
ling ewe, A. 'feller, 1 and 2; ewe laulb,
A. Telfer, 1, 2; Pen, A. Tetter.
Stotoesnittic11ow•Ns,-Aged ram, A.
I) mean, \Vol. Hey; shelling rant, t%V.
(ley, A. Duncan; mullein's A. Dun-
can, W. liey; ewe, A. D inc tn. W.Hey;
shelling ewe, A. Duncan, W. Hey.
ewe lamb, A. Mincer), %V. Hey; pen,
W. Ifey. A. Dunean.
I.INI•UI-N$. - Aged rani, shelling rail,
l;. Penhale; rain Iamb. ewe. shearing
ewe, ewe lamb, G. Penhale 1 and 2; pen,
(i. Penhale.
1.E n ESTER -Aged rani, shelling rain,
rani lamb, R. Bell; ewe, shelling ewe,
ewe lamb. 1{. Bell 1 and 2; p,en, It. Bell.
FAT SHEEP -Ewe, G. Penhale, A.
Telfer.
Judge:, F. 11. Neil, N`rn, Rollins,
'1'01111 1)elbridgo.
POULTRY.
hum" red Bantams, 0. Heywood, arld 2- pariot furniture, Howe & Atkin -
chicks, A. Reith; any variety Bantams son, W. Huston; bedroom furniture,
W. Carter; chicks. A, Reith; Silver `V. Huston, Rowe & Atkinson; stuffed
Spangled Haniburgs, A. Reith, \V. birds, A. McPherson 1 and 2; salt riot
('atter; chick, W. Carter; Gulden round, Exeter Salt Co.: salt for p tck-
Spangied Hamburg:, Wm. Carter; ing purposes, Exeter Salt Co.; factory
chicks, W. Carter; Silver Pencilled made quilt. J. Muir & Co.; factory
Hamburg:, W. Carter; chicks, W. tweeds. Muir & Co., factory flannel,
Carter; Black Hanibargs, W. Carter; Muir & Co.; factory blankets, Muir &
chicks, %V. Carter; Golden Pencilled Co., assortment tweeds, Muir & Co.;
Hamburgs. W. Carter; chicks, W. Car- single harness, G. Eacrett 1 and 2; la-
ter 1 and 2; Houdaos, W. Carter, Car' dies boots, J. A. Stewart; gents hoots,
ling Bros.; chicks, W. Snell; Orphing• J. A. Stewart: cured hate, Miss N.
tons chicks, Ben plakins 1 and 2; Gul- Toni, Mrs. J. Tom; tin work. W. J.
den Poland:, G. Irwin; W. Leghorn Heanlan, copperwnre, NV. J. Heatnan;
A. Reith; chicks, A. Reith, Dickson & assortment upholstery. (2nd) W. C.
Carling; Brown Leghorns, A. Reith; Huston; general store goods, (2nd) J.
chicks, W. Carter; Brown Leghorns, A. Stewart; carpenter work, Ross &
ruse comb, chicks, W.Stathatn; White Taylor; baker's bread, E. A. Follick.
Leghorns, rose cough, Wm. Carter; Judges, W. H. Levett, P. Hanlon.
chicks, W. Carter; Buff Leghorns, A. FINE ARTS.
Reith; chicks, A. Reith; Black Java, painting in nil, landscape, T. i1. \1r•
(i. Irwin 1 and 2; chicks, 0.irwin; An-
dulusi+fns, Bruck &Son 1 and 2; chicks. Callum; painting in oil, figure, Mrs. J.
Brock & Sun; Black Spanish, Brock & White: painting in oil, fruit or flowers,
Son; chicks, Carling Bros„ Brock & Mea, White. Miss Alcock; waterrcolur,
Son; Black Minorcas, I. Irwin, J. B. Ianilscapf', Win. Statham, R eekes
Armitage; chicks, G. Irwin. J. B. Arm- Bros.; water color, figure, Weekes
Rage; Silver Lace W andottes, Wme Hros,; Sepia, Weekes Bros„ picture,
Carter; chicks, Esti Heywood; e Huron county scenery. J. Senior. Py -
'hit
R'y,indottes, A. Reith, F.. Heywood; rography, Weekes Bros., T. 11. Mc -
chicks. A. Reith, E. Heywood; Golden Call11m, ('rayon or pastelln, J. Essery,
Wyyndottes, 13. Makins, J. Grieve; Mrs, J. White; pencil sketch, Weekes
chicks, D. Rowtcliffe; Buff Wyandotte: Bros.; col. of photographs, J. Senior;
W. Carter; chicks, W. Carter, E. Hey- photographs..1. Senior. photographic
woo.': Silver Pencilled Wyandotte views, J. Senior; pen and ink sketch,
chicks, E. Heywood 1 and 2; (Partridge Weekes Bros.
Wyandotte chicks, E. Heywood; Hie MII4OEI.i.ANHOI'S-Bair dressers work
)tau Geese, NV. Carter; Goslings,"r F' 11• Fish, coins, G. Anderson 1 and
Carter; Pekin Ducks, I. Lewin: Rouen 2; stamps, (i. Anderson 1 and 2, china
Ducks, \V. Carter, 0. Irwin; Ayies- painting, H. E. Huston.
bury Ducks. W. C,irter; ducklings W. Judges, .1. W. Browning,R. B. Sam1-
('ai ter; sitwginv birds, Mrs. Richardson: del.
Itelgian itahbits, Mock & Son, (Lley-
LADIES' NVOItli.
wood; any variety rabbits, Brock & Miss carpet, Sirs. J. Toni; hooked
Son; Gniuea i'tgs. Dickson & Carling: drat, .1110. Parsons, Win. Glenn: sewed
Guinean Fowl, G. Irwin; Pea Fowl, W.
mat, Miss N. J. Turn. Mrs. Tom; heavy
('later, wool socks, Mrs. H. Creighton, MIS.
Judge, C. A. Stewart. Torn; fine wool socks, Mi•s. Creighton; I
DRAIN AND SEEDS fancy cotton stockings, Ester Fet•gii'
son, 'Mrs. Creighton; ladies wool mitts,
Fall wheat, white, M. Bretliour; fall Mrs. Creighton. Mrs. Told: ladies silk
wheat red. M. Ili ethoin: any variety mitts. Mrs. Creighton: nien's wool
spring wheat, M. Brethren., Hobert mitts, Miss Tom. '1rs.Cr•eighton; nie)'s
SIttder:en•rowed barley, M. Brethour; wool gloves. Mrs. Torn, M'mssTom: knit -
2 -rowed barley, M. Ittethout•; Targe ted counterpane, Miss T1.111, \V. C.
oats, M. Brethren; common oats, M. Ketldy; crochet counterpane, C. 11.
3rethnurs black oats M. Beeth 11r Sanders. , (. !limey;y, tufted
clinte
r
tinnthyseed,M.iretlmn.,F.Hutarth;
pane, F. llig,uth.C.131rney;silk quilt, ,
flax seed, M. Itr•ethuur; white beans, }•%. Ferguson, Mrs. Tom; cotton eptilt,. Ifynn, your friends or relatives suffer with
Miss E. Ferguson, M. I3rethour; clover Isaac J tins, W. Yearley: cloth (wilt. Tits, Epilepsy, St. Vitus' Dance, or Falling
seal, M. liretbour; col. grain, M. Breth-
our; ensilage corn, Wm. Kernick;
spelt:, ht. itrethour; large peas, M.
Bret hour; sinall peas, M. lirethour.
Judges -Wim. Harling, Wm. Seith.
id, J. G. Slatnleiry, M. Brooks; croch-
et work in silk, M. Brooks, E. Furg t
son; knitted lace. Mi-s'I'oni, 1:. Fel go -
sun; 1tattenleng lace, E. Aettersoii. J.
G. St anhury; Brazilian or 'Teneritfe
lace, N. Creighton: tatting, Mrs. Ste-
wart; fine drawn work. Mrs. Bluett,
N. Ci•eighton; hen vydrawn work, Mrs.
Geo. Marriott, E. Anderson; work on
screen or Java canvas, Alts. Ala mot.,
Mrs.13111et1; Coronation braid work,
Sirs. Marriott, II. E. Boston; crochet
work in wool, Mrs. Marriott; Norwe-
gian or Hardanger embroidery, Mrs.
White, Mrs. Marriott; beat} work, Mrs.
%larriott, E. Ferguson; modern cross
stitch, Mrs. Marriott: silk embroidery,
Mrs. Bluett; cotton embroidery, Mrs.
Bluett, Mrs. Marriott; Roman or cut
work, Mrs. Marriott; Applique embro-
idery, Mos. Marriott, Mrs. Bluett:
Mount Melick work, Paull Madge, Mr's.
\la rriott; Persian or Oriental embroid-
ery, P. Madge, Mrs. Marriott; netting,
J. G. Stanbury, Mrs. Bluett; work
done by lady over 70 years, SL's. White
Mrs. Toni; newest collection ladies
work, hers. Bluett; largest collection
ladies work. Miss Torn. Mrs. 'foam:
home made bread, A. Case, 000. Mc-
Lt'od; sofa pillow hand painted mount-
ed. Wm. Statham.
('11I 1.1)1{ EN'S DEI'AH'1'\f ENT.
Hemmed handkerchiefs, hills:. Mack;
darned socks. Role. Kydd, Mrs. duck:
wool crochet, 41r•s. Mack; cotton erre
Chet, Mrs. Mack, Miss E. Farmer;
dressed doll, Mrs. Stewart Sirs. Meek;
dolls clothes, E. Farmer, Mrs. Mack:
pin cushion, Mrs. Mack, R. Kydd.
Children's extra, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs.
Mack.
Ladies' extra, Miss E. Anderson.
Judges. Janet Ballantyne, Kate El-
lerington, Angele Coughlin.
FLOWERS
Varieties in pots, Mrs. J. Itichardson;
Foliage, J. Cotten, Mrs. I{ichaudsnn;
Begonias. Dt'. Arnos. J. Creech, Mrs.
Richardson; GeratliItllls, J. Cottle,
hanging baskets, Mrs. Richardson: col.
of flowers. W1•In. Ilarburn, Mrs. Rich-
ardson; Cactus, J. Cottle.
Cut flowers. -Dahlias standard, J.
Cottle; Dahlias bouquet, J. A. Stewart.
J. Cattell; Pansies, G. Schroeder; Ger-
111.111 Asters, 1)r. Amos; ten weeks'
stock, J. ('ottell, Dr. Angus; Verbenas,
T. Cut tell; Rex B+•guiia, Mrs. l). Mack:
i'etunias double, J. Cattell: Phlox
Drommonds, J. Cotten; Gladiolas, Dr.
Amos, J. (4. Statnhttr•y; %panus, ,1.('ot-
tle; cut flowers, Rev. Martin; Annuals,
Dr. Arius, J. Cottle; Ornamental gar-
den, T H. hlc(',111um; Japeneae shell
flowers, J. (i. Stefano y.
Judge, Wm. Sweet.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
Tile only safe effectual monthly
medicine on which women can
depend. Sold in two degrees of
strength -too. 1, for ordinary
canes, 21 per box ; No. 2, 10 de -
green stronger for Special
(lases, $3 per box. Sold by all
druggists. Ask for Cook's Cot-
ton hoot Compound; take no
aotastltnte.
Tao Cook Mod loins Co.. Wtnd.or, Ontario
Mrs. Tom; Ing cabin quilt, Miss Tom.
Mrs. Tom; wool shawl, Miss M. Brooks;
patchwork, Miss Tont: darning on
stockings. Miss Tom, Mrs. Tan; but-
tonholes, P11RR'i'oin, Mts. Terri; crochet
HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS. table mats, Miss Brooks, C. !limey:
Winter apples, Ernest Roeder, F. tr__
T'riebner; fall apples. E. Romer, F.
Triehner•: any variety winter apples,
E. Roeder, F. Triehner; fall apples, F.
Triehner, A. Case; R. Island Oreeninga,
(leo. McLeod; Northern Spy, A. Bis-
sett, Eli Snell; Roxboro Russets, Wu).
Fisher; Baldwins, Pali Snell, W. C.
Kecidy;Snow Apples, W. Fisher, R.
Sanders; (lravensteins, H. K. Huston,
E. Snell; ('olverts, W. Fisher, A. Bis.
sett: King of Tonlpkine, B. Snell, M.F.
`(.titer; Alexanders, F. Meitner, W.
Fisher; ('anedian Red, W. Fisher, M.
It, et hour: Rihston Pippins. M. F. Sal-
ter, Jno. Hunter; Wagners, M. F. Sn1-
lera T. Minnie; Grimes G. Pippins, F.
I'r i(hner; Meiden Blush, R. Roeder,
R'n). Fisher; ()olden Russets, M. F.
S alter, E. Snell; Ben Davis, F. Tricli-
nia.,
riern,a., Vin. Wood; Wealthy, F. Triete
tier. F. Hogarth; Duchess of Oldenburg
H. E. Huston; Blenheim Phippins, F.
Triebti r.
1'6481. -Duchess of Anjouline,John
Gill, .fns. Creech; Bears (Isirgeau, A.
McPherson; ('lappi s Favorite, E. 841e -
11,•r•, Mr...1. Richardson: Sheldon. ile,
\ inns. ilur ata de Anjou, 1{ev. %VIn,
MAI tin, Geo. McLeod; liar tlett, Thos.
Itil,ck & son, Jim. I1wnt40
sty - Duanes Purple. Ross Tit ylot
('.,., T. Brock & Son; istiltbards. 11. E.
Ilw.ton, T. Brock & Mon; any other
v , n let y, Huss Taylor ('o., ('a rlilg Bros.;
Pend's Seedlings, H. E. Huston. ('aa •
titer !tree.; (;rand duke, Si Powell,
Ross Ta4ylnt Co.: Glass Seedling, ('at •
1 ng linos.; Rein Claude, Mrs. J. Itich-
,r.l:•,n.
Gn.v'Ets -Concord. Carling Bros., T.
Win, tlt•; Delew•nre. Rev. Martin, I'nr•
ling Bros.: Rogers' No. 1.1, N. 1). 1lur-
a,e1; Rogerrs' No. ID, W. Netvc'nnlls•:
Ratters' Na. I. Rev. Martin: any tithe!
v Bitty, 1'. Brock & Son.
Sickness, write for a tial bottle and valuable
treatise on such diseases to Tux Lenoir Co..
t 7 q King Street, W., Toronto, Canada. A11
druggists sell or can obtain f,.r you
LEIBIO'8 FITCURE
DIAMOND MOUNTING,
RE -SETTING,
FINE JEWELLERY
MADE OVER IN
SPECIAL DESIGNS,
WATCH REPAIRING,
ENGRAVING.
A large portion of our Repair Work comes from nearby towns aril
villages, and from many points in the West.
Loral Jewellers, not having Ole experience, tools or competent
workmen. send a great deal of their high-class watch work and all
of their fine jewellery repairs, re•tti elciling and engraving to the cities.
Our Repair Department is equipped with the newest tools, met
complete stock of materials, and is in the hands of thoroughly coin•
peseta nun.
1Vlly not send( your Repairing, Mounting, Re -setting and En-
graving elirect to tis, aw.1 1.y doing so save time andextra charges.
Send the article by regktcrc.I mail 01111 we wii; a.lvi.e you by return
mail of the repairs necessary, the time required and the probable cost
before starting the work.
If you think the cost t,sv great we will return the goods withon
charge.
J. S. BARNARD
170 Dundas Street London Ont.
LONDON'S JEWELLER
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HY ROYAL WARRANT. MI.LLI.. 70 N.H.H. THE WWI OFWALX3
The "Royal Household
Brand on Flour is your
protection.
The " Royal Household " brand on a
barrel or bag of flour means that Ogilvies
guarantee that flour to be the best -that if
it is not satisfal`tory you may return it and get
your money back.
Ogilvies stand behind every pound of flour
that bears their "Royal Household" Brand.
That is your proted`tion.
Mott people do not realize the necessity of
absolute purity in flour -great care is taken to
use only pure milk, pure water, etc., but flour,
that one thing that forms the greatest part of
their food, is taken on chance -but they are
learning better.
As Royal Household Flour is the only
flour in this country thoroughly purified and
sterilized by eledtricity is it not worth while
to give it at leapt at trial.
It bears the :Ramp of the most responsible
makers. You can have no better guarantee
than the Ogilvie Flour Mills Co.
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THE MOLSONS BANK
(incorporated be Act of Parliament 1.551
Head Office,
Montreal
Capital Paid Up $3,000,000
Reserved Fund- . • • • . • • $3,000,000
FORTY-EiGIIT BRAN( 111:S IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA
EXETER BRANCH
n1F'll'F 111)111.3 10 a. in to p. m. SATURDAYS, 111 a m. to 1 p m,
A GENF,RAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSAGTIHD.
Farmer s Sale Notes cashed or collected. Furors supplied to application.
1)1{AI•"I'S on all points in the 1)otninien, Great Britain and United
titnte•s bnnght and sold at lowest rates of Exchange.
ADVANCES made to Farmers, Stock Dealers and Business Men at
lowest rates and on most favorable terms.
DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed
Saving Bank Departments De1.e.itof 51 and upwant, n-eel'
ad. hrtere.;t "n.
pounded half -yearly and added to principal June 311th
and December 31st.
Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government.
1)ICKsoN viz CARLINO, Solicitors. N. D. Il1'Rt)O\, Manager.
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OXYDONOR
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The Most Wonderful Discovery of the Age.
What doe. O.:Mot or do° It give. the tasty an affinity for OXSGEN. and make. it alone.
,ntnre'srev italising fore n.11pen- through e. era pore In.ea.e .imply cannot stay in the
...tem that i. ',timbal -gra with nsvgen . il, AIICI.N. Rhenn,at 0 , lrvrr. dud,gertion, Ins..rn•
nix and all di.ea.'- amply *Ankh before nx*Krn and (xydonor I;it e. the body oxygen. Read
chat lho.v who have u.4r1 it say.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM.
rot. 1t. 11. Hamilton, Pm.incial itoanl of Health Registrar Denr•ral'. Off(.., Toronto, Can..
„rite.,August :31,1, 1101, "flyeai.erience with Oxrdonor has been anal nalt.1. tory to 4, try
regs-4t. Perianally 1 can sno, h for its efficiency in acute caw. .a. b A. Is grippe. Alt .here
strain. In both install, e. its action being remarkably quick, and the result, agreeable and
permanent.
For more chronic affection.. en, h as neuralgia and rheumat i.rn, my wile ha. experien.'4 I
very great loeal benefit, and wn,atd not be without an Oxydonor for many times its weight in
told.•.
Send u• vnur name and addres. and we will send you our booklet "T" fully explaining the
work 0. 4. of lhi. wonderful instrument.
4 DR. H. SAPICH3 & CO.
1.61 Fifth Street, Detroit, Mich. 2269 St.Catherine St., Montreal.
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TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES.
CI)I'N'1'Y OF HURON, '1'0 NV IT:
10 virtue of a warrant under the hood of the warden and Seal of the Corporation of the ('ouut5 of
limn.,dale•1 the 21.1 day of .n alas co.moveliny me to I.•, urn. the lan.l• hereinafter described, for
the arrears of tate. rcep e. ti, eh due thereon, together with coat., , .'lice i4 hereby given that unless sm h
taxer and 'nota are R oder lair( I .hall, in conq.liam e• w iU, the Ai.e•ssment A, t, prated to sell by public
au• ti•.rt the said Iand., of so mu. h thereof a. may 1. , ,', .*r, to •Ii.char,e the tame, at the Court Il1ouse
nae town of r:neteri••h, on Tue•.1a3. the 11th day of November, 191.5, at two .i. lock in the afternaa,. All
these lots are patentee(.
Lot or Part of Lot.
N, E corner W., 12
W. I, N. I(33
42
Pari 3
Part
try1
:o6
1:t
PAi:T 14
I•AFIT 10
1_ fart 24.
:451
TuWNslIlP o1 AviIrIELD.
('on. Aen•s. Arn•ars of Tate.. ('...t.- Total.
t. ef. 5 •. 1.
II E. D 2.94 2.1'1 S.ii
N. T. 1'. 4 t', 1')..41 Y.;S 22.U6
1'11,1,.\ogurcK,4N.1aRD IN ARIIIIF:hD
TOWNSHIP n1 DultElth 11.
7
Maitland 2 51 1.25
do 1, 2.11 225
VII.LAG:E c11 ST..IuSEI'II IN 11.41
t 2.56 2.25 4 .1
I* 2.56 2222....122..225.2252!:4.45.5.:
.25 4.aI
n.4 it K VILLAOF: IN 1101411 N.
b. 2,p Y 2 . 7.45
N.4111 P DE ill
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r, .ro, 2.'S 3'2.4)8
11 rn Lis lata,
4', :2 A a! 2.50 1i.tts
WINGIIAN T,0N I'L(rr IN TURN BERRY.
1, 1 ••1 2.50 4.0
Wm 51 1'1' County
Crich Joh 31 •t 1 0", t'ounty Treasurer.
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