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rnIRTY-SI•:virNTII YEAR—No 1927
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JONES & MAY'S
Phone No. 32.
Big Display of Fall
and Winter Goods
The fall Trade is in full swing now and wo have 'undo prepar-
ations for a
Nothing fhummer I ter of a business,
1\othing has been left out
of our Big Stock, We aro all complete in every departwentf or
the biggest season we have ever had. Comm AND SICK T1ttt NEM'
(mops, No TFtoLSLB ONLY A PLEASE/RV TO 81iOW Tit4:m.
New Poll Dress Goods
Our counters are filled up
with the very best Dress
Goods we have ever shown.
All the New Fabrics in the
latest shades. It will be to
your benefit to see and study
our styles.
New Waisting
Something In this line for
everybody. Fancy silks
Fancy and Stripped Delaines
and French Flannels are
shown in abundance,
New Winter Coats
1''or Ladies hisses and
cnildren \Ve are showing
some very smart coats for
this season. The very best
that nt•a•y can buy in the
new Military. Shaul and coat
collar styles. Ilave a try on
one.
SWo00er SWeolef COOTS
1Ve made no mistake in
stocking heavy in Ladies
Sweater coats They are all the
go for style and comfort all
colors to choose from.
Our Fall M1I1Jnrij Sflo1ng
It is now open for the E=+rly Buyer
The styles are simply stunning for this season. in no other
season hsve we showed a more beautiful range of lovely hats
The latest New York and Paris Creations are shown here in the
prettiest tones of the season. Every Lady must see our new
hats.
House Furnishings for Fall
The Fall House cleaning is about hero and you will need some-
thing new for your home. Here are some of the New (foods
just to hand.
New Hoorn Mugs
'• Carpets
Liiioleuros
New Lace Curtains New Roller Blinds
" Tapestry " " Curtain Poles
" Madras " " Oilcloths
Jones & May
Headquarters for the Celebrated W. E. Sanford
Clothing also high grade shoes and wall paper
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EXETER, ONT, CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER :22nd 1910.
LFF ;.1115 kE WW1) AT DOMEEXETER FALL FAIR
Let roc be tf
loved at hoot., and 111
not care.
If alt unnoticed by the world 1 1
r°a ra Gate Receipt are Above
Let little ones but room about my
chair. Last Years.
And smile because once more 1
am at home. The lixeter Fair was hold on Mon-
a`• t. •t matters it to rue that great
risen pa's me by.
'rlt,1 no ones walls to hear wbat.1
would say
f ' :.: my loved eines smile. whcii I
ant nigh, ' were oil the grounds with refresh -
Unnoticed and uncheercd 1'1l go meats ant d do
my way.busine.;s. A all sociis Kscentearoutoindo una gothde
grounds was well {{patronized.
Let me t. loved at horn -,That's In the Crystal Palace there were
ail I ask. Many good exhibits. There was a
1 would not barter that for gold beautiful exhibit of rut Mowers in•lud-
nor fame : ed in which was a large display of
1 are content to do some simpl.s.talsk, Gladioli by Mr J. (1. lvtanbury. A
i do not wt -h the world 10 know notable fei'ure in this building was
my name. the shortage .,f fruit, especially apples,
1 do not seek applausfrom t hu out- owing to the very pocr crop. There
i idea was at good exhibit of fine arts. some
Nor w•nnt my name a 1,) -word, Lir of the daawinfCs and paintings being
and near :excellent work. In the ladies depart -
If but my loved °nt's loot: at '1'. with anent there were many choice pieces
pride, of fancy work, useful and ornamental.
1 am coolest. t ho+:gh no one a hen An excellent display was Blade by the
may cheer school, showing some of the work of
Let me be loved at home. Vora lett tiro st'hohrrs. There twere drawings.
painting.•, writing and fancy things
trade by little tote, all of twitch did tho
scholars credit,
The roots this year were excellent
the turnips and nlangolds being excep-
tionally large.
In live stock the quality that is pro-
duced in this section is the frineet to be
seen anywhere and there wore some
excellent animals on exhibition. One
horse exhihit.,r made the remark that
"One has to have a pretty good horse
to stand a show in this corner."
The Lucknow Pipers furnished nnt-
aic throughout the day and added
much to the occasion.
A moving picture show was held in
the Town Hall in the evening and was
well patronized.
Horses
Ileavy Draught.—Brood marc as-
companied by foal, It. Birch : foal,
11. Ilirch; ,1 year old J. Scott, Geo.
Moir 2 year old* \V. Brock, W.
Dinnen, B. Esst•ry : t••am. J. Scott.
1 _tear old, A. Buchanan, J. Homey,K, Elvers,
Agricultural—Brood marc accom-
panied by foal, it. I). dell. R. Coop•'rt
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fool. It D Heil, R. Cooper, Jl E.r
.sery : two year old. J. Morton. Thos.
)larri-. it. Cooper: one year old. N.
Raters & Sun: E. Troyer; t. nm. J.
11-rney, F. Ellerington. R. Sadler.
day and Tuesday last the attendance
being touch larger than last year.
The wt•atber was all that could he de-
sired arid front all around the people
flocked in to see the fair. Many tents
♦ 1 me stay.
My wife and babies happy round
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•• 1f but they wilt mourn when 1
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♦: That will be honor great enough
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••What though to heights of fame
1 may not climb.
•• And few sten know that I base
been on earths
::1If loved at. home, I've nobly spent
•♦ ! my tme. m 1 I'Il count y services on of
itt I horwrt,tvorth.
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A meeting of the Council was held
in the Town (fall on Friday, Sept.
16th, all the inemixrs being present
The minutes of tit, last regu st
meeting was rend and approved,
J'cr Levett—Balkwill that 'the act-
ion taken at the special fneetbag
of the council, held Saturday, slept.
10th, in regards to serving a notice
to the road commit• aner, Mr. W. J
Bisset that his servic wouldtd
not
be required after one ui,nth from
the 14th. inst be approved of.
Au ammcndmcnt was mad•' la Coul1
eillor lfcaman seconded by ttValper
that Mr. Bissett be warn: d that if uenerat 1 farpuae—Brood mare 'ae-
services were not more satisfactory ,,nipartied by foot, firs. A. Hicks. W.
to the council that he be given( one :-tephen.son; foal A. E. Andrew, .1.
month's notice of dism:tat• `.ley ; 3 yea, old. J. Flannery, S. Sar -
The itecve declared in favor of the ora•, Jarrott .2 year. Flannery,
motion made by Councillor Levett, a mantras. 't e'f tt F trader t
l'erllcaman—Levett that the bond
as offer. '1 by air. liohier in regar•t
to work performed in building the
apron blow the dam be accepted and
that the account for balance doe on
labor and constructing the same a-
mounting to $138.25 be paid.—carried
Th.. statement of Thos. 31. Cultont
accounts for the laying of water
lu;,ins ant extra work p:•rformed, as
given by lent engineer as rend and
on motion of Il(aman Seconded, by
Leve11, tbat 'lr. Cullon, ) . paid
$575.25 and that Mr. Cullon
be notified that th ! road b:d has
not been put back into as good con-
dition as he found 1.t and also that,
his attention be called to a leakage
in the hydrant situated at Jon, Raw•-
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�•� ; •1- •! account will be paid on receivinghis
1r ii i ' ';'• '" I b ! for ttitesaf.ty of pipe ,lac.•cl
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t • = A STORE THAT KEEPS =• fmllnttilt: iecnnnt= wt.r.. read
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Ought to be a (food Place to go to when there is For Bir+its
to he bought.
'1'IiAT SEEMS REASONABLE DOESN'T IT? SO IT 18.
We have confidence enough in our Stock to unhesitating-
ly invite YOU to give it a Critical Examination.
We know that we offer you the pick of the Finest Furniture
produced in this Country.
NOTHING MORE, NOTHING LESS
And the beauty of it ill that you aro no,. asked to pay
inure here for undoubted Values than goods, Not as flood
sotuetitnes cost at other places. That's the Thought that we
twould like to have Remembered.
We Sell the STANDARD Sewing Machine. The Standard
Rotary the finest Sewing ,\Machitic Produced.
Jas , BeYerir1
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Ft' V}:R.tI. Dint•;( roil
EsXF?TF_tt. OI�iT,
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! ! : iota, insurance Town Hall, 13.50
: i:. 1. .Seldon bailor- du • cement
VII' i walks, 813.15: Queen City Oil Co., bar.
.. S>'- J n g:i-oC;n•e 1, 12: David 'Russells
Ip 11•teksmithing supplies, a0.'0: "Jai.
t:-. 1, .•nen, bincksrnithing supplies, 11,25
!i':r I !, . ilirinoll. labor and dr.nring
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Flour & Feed
All Good Kinds of
FLOUR and FEED
kept on !land
Bran and Shorts
the Ton.
11A1 111•: P(ASvIL'LE
Some medical authorities ear that
it is possible for a person to suf-
fer from Rheumatism without having
Uric Acid in the blood.
Rut we never heard it stated that
a person could have Uric Acid in
the blood and be free from !th••'arn:1-
(4km.
uric Acid develops when the 1:id-
neys, Bladder and Liver faii to do
sold by their duty and do not properly filter
the blood, removing waste products
and impurities. when these organs
tern.. to do their work you will find
Wheat taken in exchange for \t) ars Htone (toot Compound tt
• good corrective.
Flour and Olins taken in It atn'ngthens weakened or impair -
exchange fir Oittnwtl, ed Kidneys. stknulatea the Madder
and tones np Ilia forpi 1 Liver. it
will cheek conditions thst rn!:'ht r •-
soli in Bright's i)iss:ij •. rite •
S1.00.
W. Rivera
LrXB•rb:R, — I1IONIA()
W. S. HOWEV, Phnn B.
Chemist and Druggist
-1 ,vel, 25.75: henry Willett, team-
ing gravel 20.00: Theo. Wnlp-•r team-
ing gravel. 28.00: Silas Ilandford
teaming gravel, 22,00: (;:o. Atkin.''on
labor at gravel 10.25: Kid Handers. do
8.6:3; 'Waiter 'West cot do., 11,75; T.
,bock, ter,. do.. 12.78: ltd. Davis team-
ing gravel. 22.80: J. Norry, isbor at
grrvet. 12.00; John Hell, do., 12.00
1\'til, We1'I1. do.. 12.00: Thea. 11011i•
den two w k. street watering 37.00
Paned on motion of Levett and Hatk-
w'ill,
1'er Ilcaman and llalkwill (bit the
commit le • place three hundred loads
of gravel where mo=t needed and then
the t :na ba called off. Moved in
amendment by Levett. Wainer that
th,• committee in charg,' complete
their labor placing gravel where. 'n
their opinion it was needed. Tho
11 •v • d. clar•d in favor of the
n lin .nt.
I'.•r Ilalkwill—Ilcaman that the
Commissioner collect 50 cants per
cement block from pa rti•_' e,ecurinet
stone.—Carri.d
,J HENtOIte Clerk.
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Mrs. 1''it>.uerald v and eon of . Ptt.Le,
Wash., are visiting her patents Mr,
and Mrs John delimit.
Milia Clara Kellett, who has bo en in
iondon for the pest few months haul
returned to town.
Mr. John Ilissetti, of London, tpellb
a few days with friends here this
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Wes. Dearing, of
(Irand Rend, visited at Mrs. W. Deal-
ings on Tuesday.
WANTED—Janitor r Ja11•e i1.
1lethodiit church, utiett to cout
mence at once. e•aled trod res re-
c,•ived up to 'clock 11ondty vven-
inat Sep:. 211; .
"lAitTt\. Sec'y.
Children Cry
COLE'S DRUG STORE
1!out try
Golden Pencilled Homburgs, :W,
Carter ; chicks, W. Carter ; lioudans
W. Carter: 'hicks. W. Carter; Wbita
crested black !'ullanda', chicks, W.
Garter: Orphington•, 11. bsuder. J.
lint tier Golden t'ollaud+, le, Prouty
chicks C. 1I outy, J. Battler; any
other variety l'ollands, (J. Prouty;
shick.t C. Prouty 1 & 2; white Leg -
honks. It. 'Sanders, J. Rattler ; chicks
G. Handers. J. Battler :.Jlrown L,•g-
hnrn;. .1. 'Battler, T. Brock, Jr;
chick'. J. Battler: ,brown Leghorn%
rose aoult', 1'. Daley & lion ; chicks,
.1. dlaw-kinii 1'. Daley & Hon; huff
Leghorn':, J. Taylor; .\lick Spanish,
J. Battler ; chick., J. Battl •r : Black
Minorcas, H, Sanders: chicks, Harvey
ltros� H. hander''; Silver-.T.,aoclt
\Vyandottes, 1'. Daley & Hon, J.
W. Ortweint ; chiek.' P. Maley It. lion.
J. W. Ortwein : White \Vyandoftest
J. W. Ortwein : chick J. W. Ort-
wein, Ilarvcy Bros.; Golden Wyan-
dottc., P. Daley & hon 1 & 2: chicks
1'. Maley & 4otq 1 & 2; Buff \Vyan.
dot t e -i J. 'W. Ortwein ; chicks. T.
Battler: Partridge NVyandotte4 T.
Brock, Jr.: chicks, fr. Brock. jr. 1 & 2
Iced Cap", 3. Battler: chicks. J.
Rattler; fireman geese, 1Vm. Carter
chicks, Win. Carter; Pekin ducks, J.
11. Armitage 1 & 2; Rouen ducks% W.
Ctr• r:
chicks, W. .Carter; Light
ltruha masa, It. Handers: J. Battler:
chick, '11. Sanders : Dark Hraham,{.,
.1. Bat tler:.chick,' J. Rattier: a)ar-
r•• I 1llytnoutll 'Rocks, chicks, J, W.
()r tw cin : white Plymouth Rocks, J.
W. Ortwein : chicks J. W. Ortwein :
Duff Cochin*. chicks. J. llattler 1 & 2
l.angshans. J. Battler; .chicks, J.
Battler 1 & 2: Silver Grey Dorking,
J. Battler: Colored Dor kens, Wm.
Carter : Duckwing Bantams, Wm.
Carter; chick,. Wm. Carter: any
other variety Bantams Jas. Grieve
Win. Carter : :giver Spangled Ilam -
berg., Wtn. Carter. H. Sanders:
chicks W. Carter: Golden Spangled
Itamburgs, Wm. Carter: chicks, W.
('tarter ; Silver Pencilled Itamburgst
Carter; chick=. W. Carter: any oth-
er variety% chicks, W, Carter. 7I.
Brock., Br., pair any other variety.
rabbits. It. Senders. Harvey Bron.
Special by Jones & -Mary W. • 0.
lli.se t t.
Judge. Wm. McLeod. London.
Horticultural Products
Winter apples, any varl-ty-. E. Ra-
der 1 r al! appletar' : v. E.
. f a anya Rider
np
Rhode Island Grcenings, 11, E. Hus-
ton, Jas. Sweet : Northern Spies, Jas.
Sweet.. N. D. !Jordon; Roxboro Rus-
sets. E. Rader; Hpitzcnburgs, A. El-
cott : Baldwin., E. Rader; Snows, W.
\Venda, Jas, weet ; Gra.verutteina, A.
Steen : 111! Si ippifQ. A, E'cott; col-
vcrts. Jas. Jet!kell, E. Rader; King
of Torhpkins, A. Elcott : Alexanders,
W. Gillespie : Canadian Red, A. El-
. a as, - ( a er: cam'I colt, Jas. Rtw.et : 1Vugn�n, Robt,
J. Deck'.! 1 Birch. E. Rid•r.1 Han4ert • Maiden's Ulu h. 1.. Bader:
Judge—L. V;it .rtcton.Goldel, Plea-F.•t tea. 1'. Trlr•bn^r : On -
Brood mare accompanied by foe{, 1 Viiia, A. Alcott : Wealthy. J. Gill. A.
John May A., Elcott : Foal, foaled I McPherson; Blenheim Pippins, T.
in 11410, Mrs. A. hicks. A. Eicott: ttrock. t4r. : Hpecial,A. Elcott.
Filly or geldinthree years old: ll. i fears—Four varieties winter wartBrown, W. \V( ae1, \V, Wood.;; two ' A. Mel herson; Flemish Beauty, E.
sirs old, 1), Si nell, T. N. Forsyth... ' Mader: Duchess Anjoulin i G. Ilog-
1 .Decker. jr:.one year-old. :firs. A.artb; Beers Slairgeau, Mrs. Mc-
lticks; fair of Roadsters in harness, 1 herson, A. 'McPherson: Ciapp's Fav -
and buggy, J, Geiger, \Vin. \\'its.'l mit••, A. Elcott : Vicar of Wingfield/
tingle carriage hors -•ti J. 1'r`ngle, .1, Gill, A. E!cott : Bell Lucrative. A.
Dr. McLaughlin, J. Emery. s, Ur °cit t :eldn, ThB. jr.
Road—Brood marc accompanie(d by ! Thu ttrock.Shase.: oBast lleurlrcos., rockA. ti,
foal* T. N. Forsythe, .1. Drckrr, jr + 1),..,y;r : Lank Bonnie de Jerse3( T.
.1. Weaver ; Font, N. airro• t, J. D: ck- Brock Hr.; Bur an de Anjou. 1. Arm-
or( jr.. J. Horton ; Fitly or gelding ' strong, T. Carling. Jr.: Isar;tett. E.
thrc,' y, .ars otdi A. Paul, D. Schnell. Rides. N. Eteatt : Sis•ciat. .1. Gill.
Etliot1 Itros.: two y,••ir-al•I. .1. G(ig. Plums—Washington. A. Elcott. 1&
er, 1'. ll'rn: on•• year old. T. Amo-, 2; }lull, •, I urpl,* H. E. Huston:
J. D ck •r. jr.. \\'tn. Bawd, u; 1'a!r 1.0 .0, :1 ! I. 11. E. Huston. Mita. tDr.)
Boa44ters in hr.rn.'< and hucgil 3. '-.% t nv nth -r vari,•ty. I. Artn-
Deck'ri, sr.. \\'r.,. 11,•r, C. )Lobb<: -tr„Beta V'•'. Gillespie: Pond's fi.,ed-
S;,i le Itoidst••r in hirrn•as and b;:T-- tan ! .. iI. 1 . Huston. A. Elcott ; 'Hein
g31 T. Th y, F. hick.. it. Ilos•e•nb•rry ('I .1.1 •, \• 1!Icott.
Sadd;e home, Dr. ,To.••., W. Oki: Ladv t;,-1.. __Niagara, F. Hogarth. Wm.
driver, .1. ,'ring:•,. .1. D.ck,•r tr. W, r; I,; Concord, ,t, Vent t. A. 'Mc -
Wood :
hackney; — The.— year• ell, IS
abw.e• r t n:n l. to1r)_. . 1^'waArewaig'anIl, oN."rDh.. I\lIurra-
E. Christie ; : two y"ar old, T. Brock ,!ran : Roger's \\'•rimae. Thos. Ilus, i1
jr.: one year old, T. (frock. jr : !cal A. 11e1'hterson : iloger's Lindsiy, 11.
\\'m, li.iw deep' i 1'.. •l1u-ton; A. s1ol'herron ; ilogery
>;tecial<—NMnl.un':r (link carri)ge nr Niton, Thos, ilir•iaell,
road team. J. 1)ek •r. sr ; \W..1. 11,•er, t caches—Early Crawford, E. Itad •r
11^:t ,<irtg! rt :rn1;;t. J. \'single•! Thi:. Ilrock. sr.: late Crawford, G.
fRankall), ,to,fScott Com;m\M,•rrar•tin & h •ivylion drasuckiughngt >I tr.
o<on: any other varioety. E. 'to-
roth. It. Ilirch: David Russell. brut \li<rellan ou•—l'i'st Collection Cat l-
heivy draught animal, \Vm. !frock : n:•,1 fruit. John neck •r, sr.; Mrs. A.
lixet •r Advoc'at •, Agricultural brood McHlier'••n : enll ction hon •y. A.
mire and foat. 11, 1). 'left Me!herson; honey In comb. A. Me-
\' m. 'Mo aim .Judge. ''h 'r in. :Mrs. A. Mc1'h rson : honey
Cattle in .t let . .1. Mc''heraon, A. sMc-e
Shorthorns -11. Smith got alt in tQi'•r::7741.; I1 ctitn li ,i -mad'1'1;7,
wines
this class, Grade—A cd cow-, i .ars. %.' e her°en: c,nn d vegct-
Coit „1, 11', 1\'el;tt, 1.1.c‘
t. .Shapt01) 'hl.• . Jahn 1)i 'k• r.: r., lire. A, 5fc-
'rwo )e:ir o!d h if r, ,1, W. 1V,'1sh.Q'. 'y"a un;
Coates 3, W. 1C, Ish: on•' year o',1 int l'11' \Cm' i)•r.nc y.
heifers O. Fsn,•ry, I'. Coates. T. ii. BA1R1' ('1is1 )UCTS
Shiptun; Ileittr calf, A. Elcott. G,o. • five pnnn•l.a I.ntt r. .1, Moir, Robt.
MTor; One jeer ell .Ky,1d
t er: 1'. Coates. : ten pound- butter, Itoht.
II h :l,.on, 2nd and 3rd : Steer lit(14, W. C. Neddy : pound rolls, R,
c,15, .t. E.•ott. J. W. Wcl•h, Geo 1:v,11 1 '11rit• Siecial Most wetly
Moir. Jersey—Best , cow, .3 Arm- • rr•,n. ' 1 (.1 It , 1'. l;saki. F. Ilogattb
• t rung. T. Itrnrk. sr ; two year oil .. ,an r 1 : , r. .1. sent!.
heif••r, J. Armstrong. T •Brock, Jr; ,Ttldge—t\”. G. M di.
on clear old heifer, T. Brock, er..
3. •trmstrong: Helfer calf, J. Arm•
Arm•trong' i'!�F: :1iiT5
-tron:q T, Brock, sr.: Bull calf T. (til I'lir•! ns. laud c:al+e, Mints Al.
-1a J. Itiillar: tinting ioil
Cipt, T. Robson, Geo. Andrea •, f
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dodges. ,atnr,. 31 - 1.'t nt;stoni J. C..n FOr-
.1 1,11 1 '101 rag fruit or flowers,
Sheep 11a 1•.c n: <t•an•, Mr 'tt ekwire:
.v • r mina, '.n,t<cnpe, �MiM 11,
ttrnt7111t7', .r. (.. Forrest • water col -
fit• •. 'tai '. LirOzs(nn Maxef
I:r.•tt ni!• • : v :,.r crier fr:it or flow -
,•r .1. (;. i'nrr, -5. 11,54 i.iv'ngst,n 1
i•iving•t.oM. G,
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Senior, Ili, 1 11:.ttni't,•; Pyrography,
St a er• , ,I, t; Porn st . crayon
r 1't^I'n. .r. (1, Porr^st,
(•• .,.n p'nc:l ('k••tch,
.1 (7 i r , 1117 1 !frowning; col -
1, el "m cf t h,.s ••,'rash'\ .1n.. Senior:
:•In,lu,:r:; it:, 3. Senior, collection of
ii,.tr'.^_r alehic views, J. G.
Staub prat. .1, Senior : pen and
ink s)r, te!•. 'Miss Livingstone. .1. G,
\'ora t t ' i.•linting in nil on china or
nett: Mis_ 1.ivn^stone. Antes Aleck
Mi r•+•.:needs
•+ .in , 0, Attel••rsna fist
nd 2n.1 • (' a e:.:n of at :.l! , (1. An -
ii 1• •' Cel!1c ion nr
r,.ti+,•i11 (; 1o•I+sisoni, Jos.Uv,,Ior
Mrs. \V. l:r•r•.r, .TadgC.
Dorset iform•d—Chi• Ilarv.•y got
711 in this class except s.'cnnd for
heading (we %%Inch was won by
Cnlmorr, Lincolns — Geo. 1'en-
II11e got all in This dn.a•, 1,•• t}1•t• r—
Aged rani it. lar iI ; Sh••nriing rare It.
hell. A E'cott ; Mini lamb H. ,Pell
\. Elcott 2&3. else having rain .1
1 .nite•n J. i .•nhal , It. 11 :1; Sh• ::r•
'ins ewe; D. M. Mct.ir.•n. 11. 11.1',
D. M. McLaren; Etre !mak It .11.1%
I. 1leljf. A. E:rott.
•rk'hir• —Rawson Tiros. got all in
t to eli't'e
'rannvorth—Douglass iirols. got all
k•b ret—il. Dire)) : Doer 17(t+ r. e1
n 1 ' 19, W. S. Sperling 1st and 2nd :
-otty two tear+ 01.1. It. Ilirch, W.
!twirling : g• w one year old R. Itireh
r 1V, Sp:artin'•: Sow littcrcd in 17110,
FOR FLETCHER'S it. fltrey. W. N. Snarling.
CAST CA R 1 e4'► in i Richard Delbr;dgc
.tndttus.
$1.o0 per year in advance
Shovel Prices.
A splendid Chance to get a. New Shovel at little money.
ONE WEEK ONLY
70c Long Handled Shovels at 50 cents
75c
60 cents
95c
75 cents
Above Lot include JONES and BULLDOG Makes
Ready Mixed Paint„
15c Tins, One half Pint size for 10 cents
''5c Tins, One Pint siz!! for 15 cents
45c Tins, One Quart 30 cents
90e Tins One half Gallon size for 60 cents
Above are all First Class Goods
HEAMAN'S HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE
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EOPLE about to go house -keeping should call at ROWE
& ATKINSON:S Furniture Store and see how easily and-
__-�• ■ Cheaply you can furnish your home.
A Walk Through Our Store
\Vitt e- v.,u. here you will find the largest and best assorts
ticuclt of Furniture in the Conuty, comprising
• Tables, Chairs, Parlor and Bed
Room Suites, Kitchen and
Dining -Room Furniture,
n fact e.erwr.iiiog to he found in a first-class Furniture Store at
such [my Prices that defy Competition,
We have a large number of Lawn and Veranda Chairs which
WO are selling at remarkably Low Prices.
ROWE & ATKINSON
The Leading Home Form -'n.: e ,and F.a:>;•r:aa h;roctors.
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CLOTHINGIJ�.
FOR YOUNG MEN
t\DFOR --
M:n :'Vho Stay Yuong
Our Clothe, are literally the highest
type of RE AD V -TO. tVE.tR Clothes
made.
1f You care for appearance—if You
want to be in Style—if You want your
Clothes to reflect your good taste—
BUY YOUR FALL. CLOTHES
FROM US,
1000 Samples of Cloth
I)II Fi:RIiNT STYLES 0
SUITS
(Saiiuy Bawden
CLOT1ItN(; _ AND •:= FURNISHINGS
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110/. 1.. L. 1•,r ,- 1 ry, John Cott-To('.,t 1'lu:crrs ' 1; t..••! ;oat John Taylor
t 1., 1 . n :, - Johr: c , : 1 , v . r- 1 ' 1 . 1 , .loltn Cottle. C.
•:1 , .n (' ' ; 1. a,i:.S, .John f ;`.; 7. ; i1 .1' i ..a•. 1%h, G. Iiogarth
t'
tit,. , I: -i • , .. - n+ n! for Jinn t 1 r 1 r l squash, it,
ble .1, tt', t! 't„nt •ith: C,, • !, : a : I: • . • •'•an of vegetables
climb .\r• ' era C.att'.. • e,a1 \it 1 :n, T. Ilrock, Jr; \'earl
flower! .i: ,:: l' 1i. \\'biting. i ,•t .s oy ; Thos. Ilrock. jr..
Ur. Swipe:, •I::u;;e, i 1;:;.; J•:» ire State. G.
Grain and Seeds
Timothy . e 1 E. I!,' t nt rchani's
flour, Harvey tiro<., 1st and 21111.
clover seed, E. Mader; Ilett collection
grain in car. 11, N••I ' : En:=:aa,:e (-Jiro
G, Plot; trtla E. Day.
Vegetables
Cot -men \r, 1, 0 .:1,;;::rah
New Yorker, T. liruck jr., '1. \!reek
•r.; Any variety pn:ato:•s. F .'1 r ;b-
iter, John T::t'lnr: N•w sari (c
ti:I!tit,t 1 . 'lI 11 •r, •lnlan 'h:a) + • r
ubtpkin< It. Sand,•rs, H, Sand/S.s.s11n.t..l, rr ; :`tea• .1 '(',•:'nips
f'. :Fr . 1' i!• r; t.,rui;ii any
vIri l,•, .\.,trews, g, Andrews:
•' • . C. .
r?lel , .'• • •, '1 '5ii : F• ni^h en ora
(1. 17i75: .. 17 . I..
, '1'1.. . i:ruck. ar.: Red Eie-
rh uta ,,1•17 . .1. il. cker, jr. J.
Ilrck,r. , 1 .: „i 1 c t hag', Thos.
Pitt cat, jr, CI, . . I.irn. y ; fall Cab-
b,ge, John Tis .r, 'Ihn=. Ilrock. Jr.;
!Mood Herts, 0,0. Anderson, John
CottiC: Globe Beets. John Cottle, Jas,
sweet: Sugar b.'ets Tho,. 'Russell t
Sugar beet magoldy Pant Coates, W,
11. 1 a' amnr:' : tong 'Mangold% It,
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CASTOR I A
For Infante and Children.
the Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the i'I.
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