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tterfUIRSDAY, OCTOBER 7th, 1915.
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WOMAN SUFFERED
TEN YEARS
From Female Ills -• stored
to Health by Lydia E.
piulfhamss Vegetable
Compound.
Belleville, N.S.,Canada,—"I doctored
for ten years for female troubles and
slid notet
well.
gIe
rad in the paper
eabout Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
aeon pound and decided to try it, I write
now to tell you that, I am cured. You
van publish my letter as a testimonial.
•— Mrs. &Nem BABINE, Belleville,
Nova Scotia, Canada.
Aknot}ler Woman.Recorers `
uburn, N. Y. —" I suffered from
'seriousness for ten years, and had such
Organic pains that sometimes I would lie
in bed four days at a time, could not eat
or sleep and did not want anyone to talk
tome or bother me at all. Sometimes
3 would suffer for seven hours at a time.
Different doctors did the best they could
/for ale until four months ago I began
giving Lydia E..Pinkharn's Vegetable
•Compound a trial and now I am in good
health. "—Mrs. WILLIAM }L GXLL,No..15
Pleasant Street, Auburn, New York..
The above are only two of the thou-
sands of grateful letters which are con-
stantly being received by the Pinkham
Medicine Company of Lynn, Mass.,
which show clearly what great things
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound does for those who suffer from
woman's ills.
If you want sgee
tin4 advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham
ALCM criLer;tP. ( COnn•
dentiai)Lynn,afass.
Tour letter will be
opened, read and
answered by a wo-
aman and.
}told in
Stria confidence.
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ETES: 1 MRS
Crediton
•;On Friday. Oct. 22nd, a fowl sup -
par, followed 'by at concert will be
given in the Methodist church, ;Oxedi-
eon. Admissio>t 25 area. 35 Cetus.
• Great dteductioc Sale for 10 days --
!Commencing with October lst we ,will
offer our Urge stook .of Mee's and
:Boys' Suits and Overcoats. at 'greatly
reduced prices. We have a.flee as-
sortment of $15,00 suits., 'See .thein
in our window during .the tsale..Gu'air-
it
ant ed `
w
e o
as of. d
an trimmed, with
the very _best trimmings. ;home early
and get first choice. When you or-
der (your clothes from ;Holtzman you
a G
s I •, ..able to soggy coat collars and
baggy coat fronts; Goodbye to sleeves
and seams that won't mak friends
with your 'body, Goodbye to tall for-
mer clothes troubles. Give us a Gall
and be convinced.—J. Ii. noltzm'ann,
leer. ,Sylvester Wuerth is ineDetroit
at present] -
/'Miss Adeline Finkbeiner is visiting
in London',,
Mr. land aers. it3y. Lear'kin,tof Lucas.
were in town on Sunttay,
Miss Dora Linty bas been confined
to her :bed with a bad :cold(.
,Mr. and Mrs..ti'y, K»Au,and family,
motored to `'Olandeboye on Suncley
last,
Mrs. Oakes h`as returned to Detroit,
after visiting her paretns, Mr. and
Mrs, G. K. Brown.
Miss Reiber, of Pt. Elgin, has re-
turned to her home after spending
a 'few days with Miss Essie 'Seekers
M. and Mrs,. John Bumble, of Sar-
nia. spent .n few days with 1t'ho Tat-
ter's parents, Mr. and 'Mrs., Mathew
Finkbeinerr
'A meeting of the 'Bible ;Society' was
,held in the Methodist church on
Thursday eaglet, hir. Bowen, the
secretary, twee here and gave .a very
instructive address.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
church entertained the Dashwood Aid
on Thursday afternoon lasts The pro-
gram was given in 'the church fitter
which the ladies served lun'oh,at the
home of Airs.:Je 13. Moltzmann4
RUSSELDALE
Mr. Bruce Tarr has enlisted for Ov-
erseas Service and left for Toronto on
Thursday to train.
Rev. Mr. Larkin, of Seaforth, will
exchange pulpits with Rey. Mr. Rit-
chie of Roys' Church on Sunday.
Mr. Thomas Park, of Saskatoon, is
paying an extended visit at his home
here.
Miss 3. Rose Jameson, Maas. Bac.:
returned on Tuesday from a visit to
Toronto, New York and Brantford
Miss Jameson has accepted the pcsi
tion as teacher in the Brantford Col•
lege. •
Mrs. Elisabeth Roy visited friends
in Mitchell for a few days last week,
The funeral of Miss Margaret Roy
was held on Saturday afternoon from
her bene at Mt, Pleasant and she was
interred in Boys' Cemetery, the servi-
ces being conducted by Rev. Mr. Rit-
chie. Those who survive her are her
mother, one sister, Mrs. John Sawyer.
of Mt. Pleasant, and one brother,
Wnr.J., of St. Marys,
Mr. and Mrs- Gregory, of Union-
dale, and Nr. Gleason. of Medina,
were guests at the home of Mrs.
Frank Dent on Sunday.
liV HALI!.N
Mr. Fred Hopkins has enlisted and
is in training at Loudon, Came,.
Mr. And Mrs. George Baker of Li-
on's Head are visiting her baother,
Arthur, here this week.
Wm. Tookey visited wine -Iris friend
Wm. Hodgson here en Sunday.
Mrs. Milton Dale is sick and con
fined to her bed.
Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. Morley were
presented on Sunday, Sept, 2Gtb, with
a fine big baby girl,
Mr. Albert Gunning, who has been
on the sick list during the past two
weeks, is improving and able to be
around again:
Roy Lampkin and sister, who were
guests at the wedding of Vera Ogden,
visited here for „ few days.
Mr. John Parkinson in holding his
auction sale on Wednesday and Hen-
ry Squire on Thursday. Both men
are le(iving the farm and going to re-
side in town,
1'he Anniversary Services here at
his chinch will be.:aeld • on Sunday,
the 17th, at•I0:00 a: m. and ? p. m. A
thank -offering is to be taken.
Silo filling and threshing is tow tl e
order of the day arc und here and as,
both outfits are in together help is
very scarce.
TWO TRENCHES RETAKEN.
British Recapture Positions WMdb
Enemy Had Recovered.
LONDON, Oct. 5.—The British de-
livered a counter-attack Friday night
on the Teutonic forces south-west of
Fosse, France, and achieved their ob-
jective, which was two German
trencbes, according to a report receiv-
ed from Field Marshal Sir John
French, Commander -in -Chief of the
British army in the field.
The Field Marshal's :communica-
tion, received under date of 10 p.m.,
:•-October 2, was given. out ,by the
• British. War Office as follows:
"We delivered a counter-attack;
hist night and achieved our objective,
which was two German; trenches
south-west of Fosse, which the enemy
had recovered in his counter-attack
of the 26th. There have been no.
other events on our front."
Absinthe . for Explosives.
PARIS, Oct. 5. -Stocks of absinthe
now are being converted into ale in-
gredient for explosives at a co-opera-
tive distil4ery at Pontoise, which has
been supplying clear alcohol extract-
ed from beet roots •to Government
explosive factories, where it is used
on.uncot
in the manufacture of guncotton.
Unable to supply the demand, the
managers ,of the distillery conceived
the idea of buying up
the stocks of
Mee forbidden beverage ge which - had
been sealed in the warehouses , of n
ntanufacturerei The liquor ie trams
,.
t intoicohol Under
ica t a d i J
,.clued"Chem Y
trio supervision of four Government 1
inspectors,
.GREEN'WAY
Threshing and silo +filling tare the
order. of the t1 sy here now.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are !prepareing a god cross bale,
'Mi', and pars. Lightfoot and ,family
of Grimsby, visited Mrs. J. ,Louie On
Sondes'.
AIiss Switzer and Mese Gilholm,
attended teachers convention in Lou-
don last week.
Rev, J,; E. Cook took a number in
bisca t
ear t'C
0 1 deb.
an etot :
Y.
he dais.
tric E. L; find S. S. 'Convention last
Tuesday, '
Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Molar. o£ Reg -
am and'
i her, Jas. • Mollard of Grand.
Bend, visited at Mr.. E., McPherson's
last week.
Thepreaching service will be with-
drawn. in the Methodist church .nest
Sunday. but Sunday school will be
held es usual. •
Thea stork called tat the homes .bf
,Mr. v�nd Mrs.: W. Brown kind ber1 and
teIrs W, Eagleson reoeritly 'and left
a little son in each,
'Miss Emma McPherson left here
Monday to enter Victoria .Hospital
London to train for a merse. She will
be missed very 'much in ebureh ant
social -circles.
At a meeting of the girls atheletlo
club last week, Miss Mabel Butahine
son was elected president to,take Mies
Emma: ,McPherson's place. At the
close of the meeting Miss ('xiiholm
read an appropriate address to Miss
McPherson, and Miss Ethel 'Carruth-
ers presented bar with na bedroom
clock, on behalf or the girls. Lunch
was served and a social time spent
together. -
BENSALL
Mr. W. Treumner has moved into
the residence he recently purchased
from Mr. George F Case,
Our ,business men report trade was
very good, land a Sns1mtber .of improve-
ments are going on''in the (village
Mrs.- Drnke of this village was late
Iv visited by her sister and her hus-
band 'from (near Buffalo, coming by
auto.
Dir. and Mrs, 'Richard Blatchford
have returned from a pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in /di eferent
parts..
We are 'pleased to laern that Mr,,
Thos. Shi'ritt:, jr., who was recently
operated upon for /appendicitis, has
made la quick recovery and is home
from Victoria. hospital.
Dr. E. S. 'Hardie intends moving his
family here from Guelph land occupy-
ing the fine premises which he purch-
aseda expects to
a ed from Dr. Malloy, 0 and e e
s1 y, p
be settled in about a weeks clime.
Miss Elizabeth McAllister of this
village, is visiting relatives in Mich-
igan whom she hes not visited for
some sixteeL years and expects
to see many changes in /that 'time.
The farmers in this section have
been making good use of their time
during the past couple of weeks of
fine weather 'in the sway of doing up
their fail ploughing and. other work.
Mr. (Samuel .Horton, purchaser of
hogs, reports that he recently • pur-
chased from Mr. John McEwen, of
the Zurich rote, fourteen fine hogs
which netted the .neat sum of $312.00.
We ore pleased to be able to report
that our public 'library was open to
ache !public in its mew quarters' in the
-town hall on Saturday of ,last nveek.,
and the fine -large collection of (looks
are most conveniently end systemat-
ically larrargedt
We believe Rev. Knight intends
giving a1 special sermon in the -Meth-
odist ci•urch on Sunday O'stober 10th,
dealing with the present rear and
conditions that ,led up to it, end. life
els he personally found it ,in Germany,
when travelling there in .recent
5 ears,
A union meeting of the churches
was held in Carmel 'Presbyterian,
church on Sabbath evening, October
3rd. in the'interests of the Lord's
Pay Alliance, a society which has
Hone so much in the evay of enforcing
a (proper and lawful observance of
'the Sabbath qday.
The 'Mesas Fee of this village rec-
ently received the sad intelligence of
the death of their late brother, ler.
George Fee in the Western (States
who had been ill for ;tome time, and
yet his -death Dame unexpectedly at
the last. The /doctor was quite well
known in Hensall often visiting rel'a-
otives (and friends is past years '. •
Our onion (kings ore as busy as sail-
ers in getting in their large crops
of ,onions les each year {marks 2argor
quantities to be stored and cared for
and soon the ('dean crop ;will Glave to
be reckoned with which is very {good
in places but not up' to the past year,
or the fine 'promises given early in•
tee season:, 'as the continual rains .of
a month or so ago worked greatly
against whet would have been a bump
cc ;yields..
ZURICH -
/Mr. E; J. (Hess has,left for Toronto
where he will (attend the school of
Practical Science.
Mr. end Mrs. D. L', ,HPxy, have ret-
urned to their home in Bad Axe, Mich
after to pleasant visit with friends
hexa....
Miss Dora Draft, who has, been vis -
'klieg friends here for a 'few (weeks
has returned to 'her home in .Dash -
Wood:.
'Mr. George Schoellig, of Detroit, a
1orn-er 'resident of this section, was
renewing old acquaintances here for
a few days.
Mrs. Zinn Is visiting friends in
Berlin .;and Hanover !oar a few weeks.
Mr, (R. T. Dunlop, looal manager of
the Molsors bank is taking a new
weeks /holidays.'
bi'i.srs lambert Klopp nod Ferdi-
mild Nem aid have returned to Water-
loo* where they rare attending rhe se-
mitery conducted in connection with
the Lutheran ehurch. •
Word was received ,here recently
death or Mrs. Gus �1 man
of the do ppe
of. Bartlett, `.N, b,;yourgest ,daughter
of Mr. fend Mrs. Ernest Gies, of this
The village. a l o death -areae
it e. lac x,ews f her 'deo c
i
g
eta a great shock to the parents as
o `partienlars ct her illnoss ,had been
rt'ceived. 1Thu bad a cached ,t he age- oaf
42 ;years 41.nd g. months, and ,leases
Ler lambert(' rtd and a nubmer of sleet
ehildran td mourn her loss.
Continued fromHEEpage 3.
PI ,
Oxford .Downs• -•Aged ram, J, More
phet; one year old ram, Jos. Mous•,
tain 1 '&,'Z;ram laneb, J. Morphet
aiountain; ewe, 'Jos, Mountain, '3
Morphet; shearling ewe, Jos. Mount-
tain, 1 & 2; 'owe lianab,'J,'aforperet, 3'
Mountain,,
Leicester --Ewe, 'G Penh:tle, 1 & 2,
sltearling ewe, 'Geo. Penhale;
•
lisle incolns--Geo, Venerate swept the
Grade—Aged ewe, J. 'Jlorphet, 1 &
2; shearling ewe, 3. Morpitet 1 & 2;
eweiamb, lmb J Do
Ir phet 1 & 2; 'int
sheep, Jos, .Mountain, G. 1'Ienbala:.
Judge --Geo. d3<emp.
BOGS
Yorkshire—Aged boar, 0. Barnett;
aged sow, Garnet Miners; 10X5 boar,
Garnet. Miners; 1915 sow, G. .Miners,
Berkshire—Dawson ,Bros. swept the
list,
Tamworth -R. bougies & Son swept
the list.
Judge—R. Delbridge.
Light Brahm'as, Geo. Graham;
chicks, G, 'Grahant; elinoroas, black,
rose comb, R. N.. Shier, 1 & 2; chicks.
R. N. Shier 1 '& 2; Partridge rocks,
W. Yule; Plymouth hocks, white, R.
Douglas f& Sons; chicks, f}}„ Douglas
& Sons; Plymouth Rooks, 'barred, ;W.
Yule. G. Graham; chicks, W. Ya.tle 1
& 2; silver pencilled Wyandottes, T.
Murray; 'Columbian Wyandotte, Geo.
Graham; white Leghorns, 'D, Douglas
& son; E. W. Berry, ; .hicks, D. Doug-
las & Son, E, W; Berry ; brown Leg -
horns, J. White & Sons 1 & 2; chicks,
3. White se Sons 1 & 2; aoudans;
chucks, G. Graham; white Orphington,
ehi'cks. IE. Berry • & 2; buff Orphing-
tons, .chicks, 1 & 2, .Geo, Graham;
blank Orpbington,, chicks, W. N. Gun-
ning; Game, Wm. Yule; chinks, Wm.
Yule 1 & 2; Toulouse geese, D. Dong.
las & Sons, iT. White & Sons; chicks
D. Douglas & Sons, J. White & Sons;
common gea'se. Fourg J. White ;& Son
Pekin ducks, D !Douglas '& Son, J.
O'Brien; young, D. Douglas & Son, S.
Doupe; common 'ducks, R. N: Shier;
young- R. M. Shier; bronze turkeys,
J. White & Son; Indian 'Banner duck.
Geo. Graham(
POULTRY, •
PETS
Collection of pigeons, J. 'White &
Son 1 We 2; rabbits, T. White & Son
1 & 2; special, 'Guinea pigs, H. Holi-
day; col. of birds of prey; A. H. Swei-
tzer.
Judge—A. II, Sweitzer.
I14.lPLEMEN'TS
Singte top buggy, D. 1MIcLarty &
Son 1 & 2; single open, buggy, rubber
tire. D. McLarty & Son,
GRAINS & SEEDS
Fal; wheat white S. Doupe, M.
Brethour fall wheat red, 6 -rowed Imre
ley large oa'ts', black oats, M. Breth-
our, common oats, M. Brethour, Wm.
Sinclair timothy seed, Sinclair, M.
Brethour; white beans, Ethel Atkin -
sole H E. Switzer; Indian corn„ W.
Sinclair A.. 1t. Doupe; sweet r•arr+.l,
W Sinclair, H. Holiday; stocks ensil-
age corn W. Sinclair, H. Holiday; en-
silage corn A. H. Doupe I and 2:
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
Rural New Yorker potatoes, H. Holi-
day
; Delewares, Chas. Atkinson; H.
Holiday; Empire State, D. Foster;
Emigrants D. Foster, H. Holiday;
Pearl of Savoy, D. Foster', H. Holi-
day ; St, St. George, W. Robinson, E.
Shute ; Roxbury, W. Robinson, E.
Shute ; Rapid Transit, W. Robinson,
E. Shute: White Elephant, W. Rob-
inson E. Shute; any variety, T. Crews
H. Holiday; three varieties, A. Fran-
cis, -Win Stewart; Swedish turnips,D.
Roger. R Selves; heaviest turnip, J.
Morphet J Sawyer; field carrots, E.
Atkinson R. Sweitzer; mangolds in-
termediate. A. H. Doupe, N. Watson
yellow Leviathan, W. Robinson, J.
tMorphet • heaviest mangolds, N Doupe
J Sawyer • sugar mangolds, I. Mar-
shall, N Doupe; garden carrots; H.
Holiday, S. Routley; garden carrots,
short. 'W Sinclair, Sam. Elliott; par-
snipt, H Holiday, S. Routley; blood
beets long H. Holiday, S. Elliott;
beets round, H. Holiday, S. Elliott;
white cabbage, 1W Sinclair, W Stew-
art; red cabbage, J. Sawyer, FI, Holi-
day ' Winmingstead cabbage N. Doupe
W', Stewart; -cauliflower, N. Doupe,•
W Stewart; .celery, N. Doupe, T.
Crews ; tomatoes, J, Sawyer, W. Sin-
clair • cit ron round, I, Marshall% T.
Crew s ; ci't ron, long, F. Pridham, W.
Sinclair: pumpkin, red, A. 3erryhill,
T. Washburn; pumpkin, yellow, D.
Foster. H. Holiday; musk melon; W.
Sinclair 1 and 2; table squash, J A.
Kirkby H ' Holiday ; white or yellow
onions J. Cottle, H. Holiday; red on-
ions H Holiday, S. Elliott; cucum-
bers, 1) Foster, T. Marriott; col. of
vegetables H. Holiiday, T. Crews ; Ma
mouth squash, L. Walkom, T. Crews.
Special Sunflower, E. Shute,
Geo. Andrew, judge,
FRUITS
Summer Apples, Duchess of Olden-
burg Miss K. Doupe; Yellow Trans-
paren't Miss Doupe.
Fall Apples, Blenheim pippins, Les-
ter 'McCurdy, Chas. Atkinson; Maid
en's Blush, C. Atkinson, Mrs. Graham
Alexander, E, Shute; Wealthy, R,
Taylor R. Selves ; CuIvert, Dawsan
Bros. Miss K. Mope; St. Law.rcnce,
anc Bel Fleur, E. Shute; Pippin, W.
Sinclair
Winter Apples, Baldwin, 'sfiss K.
Doupe L McCurdy; Golden Russet,
A H. Doupe, E. Shute; Rox. Russet
W Sinclair; Mann, S. Routley, '2,N.
Shier .King of Tompkins, R. Selves,
W. Sinclair •• Northern Spy, D.Foster,
Win ,Hanna; Ontario, W. Hanna; Pe-
waukec W Sinclair, S. Routley; R.I.
Greetings, L. McCurdy, W. Sinclair;
Ribsoir piptins, L. McCurdy, A. H.
Doupe; Snow, Miss Doupe, A. l',
Doupe , Talman Sweet, Miss Doupe,
L, Walkom; other variety, S, Routly
L. Walkoin.
Crab apples, A. Francis.
• Plutns Lombard, T. 'Washburn A.
Francis •
Pears Sheldon, C Atkinson, krnsn, Wm.
Brow n • other varietAty, E. Shute, Bliss
K. Doupe. '
Peaches .C.rawr'ord, Mrs. 1Ml'arriott,.
other variety I- Marshall,
Grapas,, bltte, :T. Marriott„ Mrs,. E.
}v,
CAUSES OF CONSTIPATION
—Lack of exercise, irregular
hours and diet, anemone
strain, all tend to produce
constipation with its train
of evils --indigestion, nerv-
ousness, sleeplessness, and
many ills even more senlous..
o a The gentle 'butsure laxative
TO RELIEVE CONSTIPATION—One tablet crushed in the mouth (they are1. asant
and swallowed on retiring is usually sufficient. Where a pronounced p e to the taste)
action is desired, let this be'followed by one on rising. If the cause
of 5edentar):heblts
take
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Fs'
4
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44,
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is obstinate, y.1
s however, take two tablets at night.
Recall Orderlies are Made in Canada and sold in metal boxes at 10c, 25o and 50c each,
at>Beaal1Stores everywhere.
Get a Box Today on. the Money -back Basis from'
,:I s s. COLS Exeter
Marriott, green, Miss Doupe, J;Cottle
DAIRY PRODUCE
25 Ibs butter, Ellen Sweitzer, 'I
Marriott: 51b. butter, T. Marriott,
Mrs. J Moore.
FLOWERS
Col house plants, S. Brown; Ger-
aniums J. Cottle, S. Brown; Cacti,
W. Sinclair; rare plants, J. Cottle;
Col cur flowers, J, Cottle, E. Dal-
rymple • Bouquet, Mrs. J. Jones, S.
Brown; foliage plants, H. E. Sweit-
zer. Rev C. Burton,
LADIES' WORK
Counterpane, crochet, Mrs. E,Mar-
riott - J Robinson; knitted, T. Mar-
riott J A. Kirkby; patchwork, guilt
Mrs .I Bailey, 5. Robinson; crazy,
J. Robinson; Ladies underclothing, J
Creighton ••
g J. Rabi•nson; Col. ladies'
Fork, Mrs. J. D. Graharu, Mrs. Jones;
white centre piece, H. E. Sweitzer,
Mrs Janes; colored centre piece, Mrs
Marriott, Mrs. Jones; Roman e:mb,,
Mrs Marriott, T. Marriott; • Batten.
berg jace Mrs, Jones, Jac. Taylor;
slippers Mrs. Jones, flea, Graham;
rag carpet Jennie Robinson, W. Sin-
clair; tea cosy, T. Crews, Mrs. Mar-
riott • dinner mats, Mrs. Jones; 'Jas,
Creighton; pillow shams, Mrs. Tones,
Mrs, Bailey; Afghan wool, W,Si,aclair
Afghan cotton, J Robinson; Afghan
patchwork, R. N. Shier, J Robinson;
drawn work, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Mar-
riott knitted lace, Mrs. Marriott, J,
Robinson; col. novelties, Dawson Bros
sofa pillow silk, Dawson Bros., f.lrs,
Jones • pillow woollen, T.Marriott,
Robinson; emb, on silk, T. Marriott,
Mrs Marriott; emb. on linen, Mrs. J.
D. Graham Mrs. Jones; emb. in bolt -
in cloth Mrs. Marriott, T. Marriott;
point lace, Mrs. Graham ; eyelet emb.
1VIrs Jones Mrs. Graham; ideal hon-
iton lace Mrs. Graham, Mrs.Marri ett
Hardanger work, Jas. Kemp, "vers.
Graham • crochet centre piece, Itd,
Lingard Mrs. Marriott; punch work
emb. Dawson Bros., Mrs. Marriott;
coronation braid, J. A. Kirkby, Mrs.
Marri•tt- Irish crochet, Mrs. Mar-
riott T Marriott; tatting, Mrs. Gra-
ham Jennie Robinson ; rag met M.
Brethour Wm. Sinclair; hen inn
gdotes, wool stockings, firs. Marriott
T Marriott; wool socks, T. Marriott
Mrs. Marriott; wool mits, darning, :1so
mending Mrs. Graham, Jas Creighton ;
doylies . Mrs. Marriott, Mrs. Graham;
towels, Mrs, Graham, Dawson. Bros.;
toilet mats J. Robinson, Mrs. Jones;
crochet in wool, Mrs. Marriott, Jas.
Creighton; pin cushion, machine sew-
ing plain sewing, button holes, James
Creighton, Mrs, Graham; handker-
chiefs J. Robinson; hand. case; J.
Robinson. Mrs. Graham; shirt waist,
Mrs Graham, G. S. Beavers ; working
shirt, J, Robinson Wm. Sinclair; Ten-
eriffe lace Mrs. Marriott, J,Creighton
darned net quilt, T. Marriott; ,table
cloth, etc., Mrs. Jones, col. table cloth
Mrs Jones; lunch cloth, Jacob Taylor
emb sheet and pillow case, VIrs,Janes
Mrs. Facey, Miss Ratcliffe, judges.
FINE ARTS
Crayon or pastel, Rev. Burton, R.
Taylor; col photos, Mrs. Graham, J.
Creighton • photos, MMLrs. Graham, pen-
cil drawing R. Taylor, Rev. Burton;
painting fruit -or flowers, Mrs. Ryott
on glass R. Taylor figure R. Taylor
landscape R. Taylor, Mae. Graham;
or china, J, Taylor, Rev. Burton; pen
and ink sketch, Mrs. Jones. Mrs, Gra-
ham, burnt work, ditto.; water color,
also pierced .brass, Flossie Sweitzer,
Mrs. Graham.
Dr Campbell, •judge.
CANNED FRUIT
Col pickles, D. Foster and end, J,
Robinson; peaches, ,hers. Marriott, T
Crews ; plums, J. Creighton, R. N.
Shier: currants, 5, Creighton, H. 1fot-:
iday, pears . H. I-Ioliday., T.. Crews
cherries J .Creighton, H. Holiday ;
gooseberries, W. Sinclair, letrs,iVlarriot
raspberries , J. Creighton, D, Roger;
>
tomatoes R N. Shier, Mrs. Marriott
home-made bread, T. Marriott,Tas.
Creighton; maple sugar, Dawson Bros,
Miss Doupe; maple syrup, T. Marriott
A. ,NI. Doupe; jelly, D. Foster', Mrs,
Marriott; canned strawberries, ,Jaynes
Creighton; grapes, Mrs. E.Marriott.
MISCELLANEOUS
Single harness, T. A. Tayloir; double
harness, T. A. Taylor; honey in sec-
tion, M Brethour; extracted honey,
A. Dale 1M?
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7. mule .Brethour t
y.
.aa s
and .shoes W, Gunning', E. N. Shier;
• e.e�l suit, tw s t , E. N, Shies: " .
John Downey special for five ;lbs.
of butter, Dawson Bros.;
Ladies Institute, IIirkton, tar trent
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collection baking, E. Sweitzer.,
A. a. Zurbrigg special for best lem-
on pie, Mrs. J. Wil1ia}ns, Mrs, Nathan
Doupe,
PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS DE-
PARTMENT
Pencil drawing, Wilbert Williams,
Iva Francis. WI Burton; specimen of
writing, 'Elsie Pridhans, V. Moore, I.
Francis; bot. of wild flowers, pressed,
E. !Priidha w, Ila Berry, G. Francis;
col. of weeds, pressed, At. Sweitzer,
I. Berry, i, Francis; col. of weed seeds
in bottler, E. Pridham, W. Roadhouse,
Blanche 93urton; col. of injurious in-
sects. M. Sweitzer; E., Pridham, Bes-
sie Bailey ; cols of photos of nature,
D. alyott, W. Williams; col. of native
woods, Lester McCurdy, H. Paynter, A w®FdAPd•8 MESSAGETm wetting!.
W. Roadhouse; mangolds red,Clarence If lois are troubledwith weak, tired
i feelings , headache, backache,. bearing
Sweitzer; sugar beets, Ila Fiery„Wm,
Roodhouse ; Swede turnips, Qrcille down sensations, bladder weakness, eons.
Rodger, Wm. Doupe, A, Stewart; po- ($potion, catarrhal conditions, pain in the
tatoes, Ruby. Marriott, Velma. Doupesides regularly or irregularly, e 1
, are
y
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a
Su tin
it unnatural enlargements, cense af
falling or misplacement of internal organs,
nervousness, desire *0 cry, palpitation,
bot flashes, dark rings under the eyes,
or a loss of interest in life, I invite you
to write and.ask for 1ny simple method of
bonze treatment, with ten days' trial.
entirely free and' postpaid, also references
to Canadian ladies who gladly tell hot�
they have regained health, strength, sand
happiness b this method. Write to -day.
iiddress : Mrs.M. Summers Box.. 34.1
Wladsoa Ont. ”
guerite (Doupe, (Ruth Hanna; apron,
L. Marriott, 1Mi. Sweitzer, Dorothy,
Ryott; buttonholes, E. Pridham, Ruby
Marriott; cookies, E. pridham, /Rube'
Marriott, L. Marriott; soda biscuits,
Verde .Moore, K. O'Brien, R. Mare
Mott; light cake, L. rillarriott, Verde,
Moore, Velma Doupe; dressed doll, B.
Bailey, Rd. Lingard, B. Ross; bouquet
of flowers, M. Sweitzer, W. Williams,
K. O'Brien; largest hen's eggs, Mi
Doupe; L. Marriott, E, Pridham :: col,
of postage stamps, R. Hanna, I M.
Berry ; patchwork quilt, special, 'Rd,
Lingard; watercolor, special, Elsie
Pridh•tm ; blood beets, A. Stewart, W.
Williams, E. Pridhana
Kathleen O'Brien; garden carrots, K.
O'Brien, 11. Marriott, 0. Rodger; par-
snips, W. Williams, M. Doupe. Elsie
Pridham; cucumbers, A. Stewart, 0.
Roger. at. 'Hanna; pumpkin, E. Prid-
ham. Wm. Roadhouse, A. Stewart;
watermelon, E. Pridh'am; citron, Wil-
lie Doupe, K. O'Brien; 1111. P{tynter;
onions, L. Marriott, R. Marriott: K.
O'Brien; tomatoes, 'L. Marriott, Elsie
Pridham, W. Williams; Northern Spy
apples, L. McCurdy, En. .Gunning. L. ,
Marriott; Bing of Tompkins, Mares
5.1
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