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0 CENT "CASCARETS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS.
Cure Sick Headache, Constipation,
Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Bad
Breath -.,Candy Cathartic.
Nu odds how bad your liver, stony
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches, !towmiserable you are from
constipation, indigestion, biliousness
and sluggish bowels :you always get
relief with Cascarets. They imnace
dlately cleanse and regulate the stom-
ach, remove the sour, fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry off the con.
con-
fraaalarad waste matter and poison
from the intestines and bowels, e. A
•tO:cent box from your druggist will
keep your liver and bowels clean;
stomach sweet and head clear for
sziontia.s.s0They work while you sleep.
Centralia
ralta
reamers, '%„e tare trying to antioi-
airete your wants, if Ha flour or feed
esiou want to give( uast•a call,. -Harvey
!Bros.
Atusttn Duplin of Iiderton ,6e leaI,
Ting on his many ,friends horef
The Miffs iozi circle met at she home
sof Missy Iva £Esse iy on Tuesday even-
Rev. Mr. !Bow -en will Tae her i
1siterest Of the able SocietyQ d t he
the 10th. on Oct
Mrs: !Spencer and daughter of St.
Thomas are Spending this week with
Tal' 1irlS Mall,.
• The !Ladies Aid Rnet at the home of
;Mins. Tho:. Elston on Thursday after,
noon to bransact business.
,;i The lights in the •ehtergh, nine out'of
somzu s ion and the evening; is'rvices
/Lave been hold in the barsement for
the pest taw Sundays but hope, soon
{to have them in repair again.
Sidi Smith of the 101st battalion
ES home; being physically unfit to pass
bis finlai' medical examination as Pte.
He didkis duty by ert'ir:.ting for'King
land Country s,nd got an honorable
id scharge.
•
• Elimville
There is !quite an ,epidemio of cold,
an the neighborhood at ,present.
6rseeza .and be in style.'
Mir. 'cued :.firs. Clariese Snell have
r'etursred Ifrom their honeymoon and
vv ll'reside on the groomn. eine farm
f'Sunn'yhiii”
The; asaniversary services of the
Jblethod'+:st church, Elimville, will be
keld on Sunday, Oe ob.•r •15rh, the 'Rev
Mir'. Fair, former pastor of Eliravi:lle
aria take valva rge of the services.
I'tl'ee farmers aro and here. are late
an (getting in their •fal.t wheat( owing
to /the dry weather, but the wheat
-hat has :been ;.awn. the ;rain of the
past Taw days has greatly improved
-Tlue .W.M.S. •held their !financial
tneeti.sgg on ()ct. 17th. the district or-
ganizer. 'Dtrn Wik on, gave an add-
ress on mission sehools, a solos were.
given by the ails es Ready and May
(Alairke which was well render d.
-IGrea t bre.dit Ls due to Mrs. .Rev, 'Barn
bawl the pres:dent .Lueelt wave served
in the auditorium.
2i0MESEEK1.RS (EXCURSIONS
TO WESTERN CANADA
The Grand Trunk IiaiIwayss System
issues around trip Ifomeseekers tickets
alt ver,e low fares from !stations in
+Canada to points in Isratitob.z, Saul:-
ntcLewan and Alberta, each Tuesday
anti! October 31st inclusive, vie NortL
ltit:ay -Cochrane and Transcortinexital
Route or via Chicago, St. Paul and
Duluth end 'are good running ;from
two rnonths'from date oe issue.
The:eagh tourist Bleeping oars are
•open ed each Tuesday for arinnipe,g
leaving Torpnto 10.45 p.m.! via Trans-
eontinental 'Route without eh:arge..
iiteservations in toarist sleepers may
Roe obtained at nominal charge/ or ap-
plication to tiny Grand Truck. Ticket
Office. The 'Grand Trunk Pac.fic Rail-
way 'is the 'shortest and quickest
!route 'between Winnipeg, Saskatoon,
end Edmonton, 'with smooth roadbed
!electric lighted Sleeping carn, through
the newest, most picturesque and
!most rapidly developing rection of
Western Canada.
:Before deciding 'tn your Trip .ask
Grank Trunk Agents to furrnh! full
;particulars or write C. E. Horning
d).:strict Passenger Agent, Toronto,
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APPLES WANTED
?Ibe Exeter Evaporator will pay 40e
per 1001'bs for pealing lapplels.--J.
button, Manager.
Mr. R. Higgins rented Mrs. Nes-
bitt's (neat dwelling on ;Rickmor,d. St
Mee. Ray.nets 'of II3a fief t
y dspent thz.
,past week w.th Miss Lamina and Ili is
Uunter of the village,
Mrs. J. McNeil of St. Thomas was
here this week viisitirftg her parents
/A1jr'. and 'Mics. W. Murdock .
Mrs. J, Coulter and daughter hter Miss
Ida have been attending the wed-
ding of a flriend In Milverton and
are visiting friends there.
Mrs.
C. ITogartk' and children
recently o f Calgary, but now, of 'Rev-
elstoke, B. C., are visiting Mr. and
Mae. T Murdock, Mrs. ilogarth's par-
ents.
The ladies and girls have now plans
ander way for providing %yell fitted
Obriistmais stockings for our soldiers.
A number of our boys in the trenches,
in writing home report themselves
well and the war going on most favor
ably for tha Allies.
Our council 'Lave made a satjafacr
tory arrangement wilt Mr ,Passmore
regarding Lis interest in the village
electrical acntract by which we un-
derstand Le 'will withdraw ervice
when the 'agreed time comes about.
DLr..Passsmore on the whole gave very
good !service.
Tea'connectioe with the Hydro rapid
work is being done. The poles are in
position between Exeter and Iiet-
sall. With all the improvements made
of every kind including our stiles of
cement walks. Splendid streets, good
fire protection, and splendid tows.
hall that !after allowing a fair valu-
ation for these assets, we only have a
debt of about $8,000 which is'certain-
ly a fine showing and should eecour-
age. ear citizens. '
Cromarty
APPh'1iLS WANTED
The .Exeter Evaporator evil pay 40c
per 100,'bs for pealing apples. -J.
Sutton, m'anage'r,
A pretty wedding occu.red at tte
tome of Mr.:and Mrs. Donald D. Mac
Keller. on Wednesday, September Otes
ween their Second daughter, Grace,
was united in marriage to Mr. J.
'Russell Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Scott Jr.,. Tee ceremony wan
p, rfo of edd at noon by Rev, R. G. Mac
&5 Alvinston, 'brotaer=in law of
the groom, assisted by Rev. D. Ritchie
only tte immediate irealtives being -
present. The a .ride was prettily gown-
ed In: white georgette crepe over satin
There were no attendants. After luxe
cheon, Mr. and Mrs. Scott were es•-
.sorted to 'Mitchell where they took
the train and will spand their honey-
moon in 'Galt and Niagara Falls. (Jpor.
their return they wit1l take: up their
residence upon the grooms farm east
o.t Cromarty. The snide, who is de:ser-
vediy popular 'received amny beauti•
ful and. useful gJ is to grace,' her hand
some 'home. Mr. rand Mrs. Scott "have
a host of friend.; who wish them much
happiness through their wedded life.
Zurich
Mr. F. Bosrenbury of Kitehner was
in town for u few days hast week.
arse Deibei of He:delburg is visit-
ing at tte home oa Mr. aa. Pfile, 14th
concession.
Miss Matilda Jotnson is visiting
friends in t13uffalo, N. Y., for a few
weeks.
Or. Henry Deters Zs completing his
xiew Louse by the addition of a fine
,porch.
.Dar. MacKinnon's trotter teed sis-
ter 'from Action ure visiting, the Dr.
For e few days.
11 Ir. W. L. (Siebert has been appoint-
ed postmaster of Zurich in the place
of the ,late -D. S. Faust. Mr .Siebert
commenced Lis new duties on Monday
last.
'Dr. H. Williams of London, assisted
by Ars. Campbell and DlacKinnor. per-
!liormed a successful operation 4or ap-
pendicitis on Merle, tte little dau-
ghter of' Mr. and Mrs. J. P. 'Rau.,
Mr. ,nand airs. J. F. Rickbeil anuu-
nounce the engagement of their dau-
•ghter Mies Diana Henrietta, to Mr.
Julius N. Zeller of Kitchener, Ont.
the marriage to take place in Octobr.
'Minis Ada P. 10. arum, left for Der
troit on Wednesday And on Sunday
leaves that 'city for Youngstown,•'0.,
after two weeks vacation with rela-
tivea Etre. Moes Anna Warm, and her
neice, Miss- Verdi Vass, accompan-
ied her. They wilt visit relatives in
Detroit )and otter western, points be -
fate returning.
'Masers. W. S. Ruby and John Gan,
'oho have purchased the b.t,siness
block scow •occup.cd 'Sy them as a
general store, 'udao es the post -office
and dwelling:-tkonse and land owned
13,y1 the late D. S. Faust, and get fa.l.l
paseeession on 2nd, October ',ext. The
house and land will bo taken over by
Dlr. J.:Gasoho himself and the store
property Iby `Ruby & Gazette
'A special 'meeting of I3ay council
seas bold !recently, when the rue mh..r$
imet with! Mesas. Ashley of Hamilton
of the
l.phone. Co„, to lis mis.
the new agreement (between the Tray
"Telephone System and the 13ci1 Co.,,
the old one having ;expired in Aug ast.
No definite action has yet been deckle
'cd on test it expected bhat some sari...
4cal changes will be introduced when
•the new agreement becomes effective
THE EXETER TIMES
cliffe, Hensel!, Michael O'Rielly .and.
Card; filly or gelding, 2 yrs. old T. J.
At;aDlivlaael 8c Son, P, Maloney, S.
Keyes; y team in harness. J. Norris,
swceir,stalees, J, !Rowecliffe,; ;Bank of
Commerce Spee al, ,J RRowolfrfe, _
Heavy !.Draught -Registered heavy
draught :brood mare withl foal` by her
aide. W; A:IcAlluster & Son foal or
1116 by .registered mare, N. D1cAl
lister ea Son; 'brood imare with foa
Iby her side .Frank Coleman, foal o
13'16 :Wank 'Coleman; fitly three yrs
old, Hobert Watt, Jas. Carling; geld
irrg taree yrs. o.td R, Northcutt, le
Viu stone, IR. Northcott; filly two yrs
old. ltobt. Watt, R. !).,Bell; ge.idtn;
two yrs, old, . Alex Wight, Andrew
ArcLibald, ,filly or geldinj one year
old, T. J. McMichael & Soo, James
Darling„ 'best team, in Harness, Robt,
Watt, J. J. Merner, P. Vanstonee
sweebpatakes, W. 2. Smith, spacial
Reber( Watt.
Judges-atobt, Me':1lane and Jame
M. !Semple, Milverton.
Roadstcr,s-Brood' marc with foal by
her !side,' W. Taylor, S. Keyes, R. T,
:Dodds; Ifoai of 1;710, S .Keyes, W. Tay-
lor, R. T. Dodds; filly or gelding 3
yrs. ole, Mat Elliott, S. J. Willed:,
1. d7 Raley ; f7.ily oe. gelding 2 yes. old
T. J, Dtcalachael, E, ltozelle; filly or
gelding 1 yr. old, A. J. Houston;' Road
ster team, Jas. Williamson, J; .Caber
jr.,; asirwgle roadster .in earnests,
Elliott. Jas. Higginbotham, Thos. Fer-
guson.
,Caurriage-Feel of 111Q,, Jas. Snz,i,th;
Billy or ,gelding e yrs. old,' L. 'Ritz,
L+'.. Willert; ,filly or gelding :2 yrs.
old, F. A. Wood, 13:Willert, If. O'Rilcy
tlliy or gelding 1 yr. old, Wm. Berry
Jr.,, single carriage horse, A. Gard;n-
er, Douglas & Son, Jaa. Van Egmond
cairage'team, E. J. Willert
Judge -Fl. J. Darroch, Listowel.
Crediton
Farmers, We ere trying to antici-
pate your wants, if its flour or feed
you want to give( .Cha a call,. -Harvey
Bros. , i
APPI RS WANTED
Tire Exeter E ti e porator wi 1 pay 40e
per 100.bs for paling applei3.-3.
Sutton, Manager.
Mr. Jas. hill i:, suffering severely
from a stroke.
Rev. P..Ban s 1 p. at a f.w days last
week at his home lege.
,lar. Orme !!bought a new Ford sear
from Milo Snell last week.
rlx:sa rllargas'et Anderson is 'visit-
ing Ther sister in Ailsa, Craig.
and Mrs. W. A. Sambrook!' are
spend:ng a few days in London visit-
ing roe atives.
Miss. Otto ,Brown and rl:ildren of
Erie, Mich.,. are visiting ibex- t:.ster,
JUas. H. F. Eiiber.
Mr. Sweet and 'daughter. of Thorn-
hill, Man ,. are visiting at the home oL
Dir. Jas. Hoag.ns.
'Rev. Snowden of Ailsa Craig will
preach' to the Methodist church Sun-
day evening next`.
The Ieunday school Rally of the
Dletho:d'st will be ,hu;ld next Sunday
moaning. October the 8th. ,
Bev. Prof. Potter of ,Victoria Uni-
vdreity preached in the Methediet-
church cat Sunday morning last in t.h:
ici. erest of Education.
Dashwood
Mies MoDougal spent Sundry at ler
Lome ,xi _Baytield.
Inspector Tom paid a visit to oar
school on Ther_day,
Miss Finkbeiner spent Sunday at
her 'home .n Crediton.
lLr. Oscar Hartle b spent a yew
days at his home here,
'Xis:. Ida Goetz of Chicago is; visit-
ing her parents at present.
M's. J ;Ilo,askin) and ,family of St.
Thomas axe visiting relatives here.
Mr. ,,Ra;rl •Graupner of Stratford as
spending a few wleek, at ;tis home
rete,
Dfir. and 'A1,ns. R. Stade of Zurich,
open:. Sunday with the form r,'rs par-
ents .'hexc.
t11Lr. A,.ratutsig and iamii'y oia. Strat-
ford spent) Sunday with' lir .and,. Mrs.
Jack Eidt.
Nrs. F. I'reiter, Sr., left Wcdn:iaday
for Lindsay where she will visit her
daughter .or some time.
Der. end Mae. V. Fl sytvood of Exeter
spent 'Sunday. with thee latter's par-
ents, Mr. and lllrw. P. Kraft!
Greenway
M's's Nellie .Hudson Sof Detroit is
visiting at home
DIr: Silbourne English spent the
week end at home here.
Miss Emma MoPhersoe tof ,Lonaon
is home for a few day„
Mr. and Mrs. John Lovie of Alicia
Craig visited friends here on Sunday
Dllr. Arthur Milan and air. •Laaw.
mance Ourts went to Guelph on Sat.
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Baker of Grand
Bend visited at ;Mr, !Wa t. s Extglax>xi'.s
on !Monday.
Bev. ;Ii Williams began a series of
special services in the Methodist'
'church, on
Sunday a
Y last.
The meetings
Lng
3
begin at 7.45 each evening and every
one .is welcome.
The anniversary eerviois in l:he
lifethcd:st church oh Sunday were
very ,succo sful i.n fevery way. The
pleasant' weather , enabled targe
crowds to attend both ;services, The
afternoon S,'rvice was conducted ny
thq {pastor, Rev, f. Williams and he
preached an inspiring irinrn
� tand .helpful
sermon
. .Th
e mt
vic w
as furnished l
th �larttto etanatiug of iev.
We1Uanas, Me:=srs, bV.Hicks, G. Clens
and W. ;Brown and was enjoyed by
51I,
Thoi evening
dr
vzce
Was in charge
of ltev. A. F. Lloyd. of P,zr'khill, ,who
delighted the large congregation with
>tl, la
ka,b,le r'rmon, Thi s , ma x was •F;ivrn
by the Ladies Trio of C,redi.ton in
their 'usual happy mann ,r, The than'
offer:nri was ovor ',80.((0 and will be
de.votca to the :repatriate of the sheds
The following he a Het of the win-
ners in tb-c allowing of horses at the
Seaforth fair.
;FIORSES
Ag'rienitutal-'23rood share with fot1
by .her side,. Alert Wright; foal o° 1316
1.lex Wight, tferbert Crich, filly or
sge:d:rrg Latee yeatzss ►1d, John Itowe-
Krkton fair
Rain on Friday was Girt lack to attendance Exibita we; e
c o )d--- SI lendid showing of horses
Merton Fair was .held on Tuurday
and .Friday of last week. The weath-
er was anything bat favorable con-
sequently the gate %receipts were not
up to 'the average, The :exhibits,
idowever, were good in most line's.
The indoor showing wars splendid aria
the judging of the horses lasted. to a
late houx.
Thetreasurer Will be at 'aerators
Saturday: November the 4th to pay
prize money;
Fo;!lowing tare the prize winnars;
!HORSES
General Purpose -Brood mare, i+s(
PA'S. #lackle'rN'foal of 1:110, est, W.
..
IIod.�c, P. S. •131acJ:ler; three ye•arold
1st, .Geo. Penhale; two year old, 1•::t
W. Hodge, 2cd, .S. Coleman; one year
old, ist, W. Hodge, 2nd, D. Goulding;
team, 1st, A. Gunning, 2nd, 3. Decker,
'3rd, L. Tkompson WI: horse or cunt
ii class, W. Hodge.
,Agricultural -Brood mare 1st, fila,
Frames, 2nd, W. J. (Rea; foal of 1110
1st, 'W, J. Res, 2nd, E. :Francis; two
year old, 1st..W. Hodge, 2nd, J. Norri,
3rd, 1W. Brock; one year old, lst., W.
3, Rea. 2nd, A.'DX. Doupe; team, 1st,
J. Norris, 2nd. •yv-. !Brook, 3rd, J.. Nor-
ais,; ,.best is class, )W. J. 'Rea.
Heavy .Da'aught-Brood marc, lst,
C. Atkinson, 2nd, R. Thompson; Loal
of 1110, 1st, 0. AileLn-on; two year
old, let, 0. Atkin:on, 2nd, J. .Norris
31,d, W'. ,rock; one year old, lst, W.
Bodge; team, 1st, +T.•I`.an;on, 2nd, E,
Rodd, 3rd, Arksey Bros; b.st in clasas
T. 1'anson.
James Morets Spe:iel'for.toys judg-
ing- 1st, A. Hanna ; 2nd, 'W. Road-
house.
Hackney and Mad,ge's Special -W.
3. .Rea. ,
Roadsters -Foal of 111.0. S. A. Tuft.,
Nelson Watson; three year old •filly
or gelding, R. Clark, John Ellingsoc;
two year old filly or gelding, John
Decker, Jr., Thompson. (Bros; :single
roadster. John Decker, Jr.'W m.
Brock, L, A. Ball; span roa,dsters.
John Docker; Saddle horse, Neil Steph
enson, 'Waiter 'Bastin, Wm. Hyde;
best hone or colt in class, John Deck-
er, Jr.,;
Carriage -Brood mare Laving rais-
ed foal in 1310. S. A. Tufts, Hobert
Ttompson,; foal of 1310, Robt. Thomp-
son; tares year old filly or geldin
11. Clarke„ single 'carriage Losse, E
alter Rea, .co. Cos:, Archir Morgan
span carriage horses in )farness„ Ale
fotson, D. Douglass & .Son, best ho. s
or colt in blase, Elmer Rea.
t•
s corn, Thos. (Crewe, David Foster.
zI
1!716, 1 and '2, Neil Stephenson; snow
Tittered in 1110, 1 and 2 Neil! Stephen
SOIL , >a likllflLl
POULTRY
Old birds landchicksof 1116.—Or-
pington, white, bld 1st Earl !Berry;
young; 1 and '2 :Earl Berry; orping-
ton., black young, W. N. Gun ging;
game, Cornish. Indian, old 'Wm. Yule
plymou.th rock, white, old, 1st and and
Neil Stephenson; 'oun,g Neil Stepber..-
son; plymoutb :rook, barred old;, 1st &
2nd, Wm. Yule young 1sb Win. Yule;
2nd, Jno. McCullough; plymouth rock
partridge. old, 1st, Wm, Yule; young
1 and, 2 Jno. McuCllough; wyandotte
white, old, 1st Milton Gregory; young
W. N. Gunning; Rhode Island !Red,
singie comb, old, list, John Epplett;
young, Jno, Epplett; Rhode islarid
'Red. rose 'comb, young, W. N. Gun-
ning; mine:roe, black, eingIe comb, ext, W. Sinclair, F, Pridhare; ,table
young, Ellis !Roadhouse. . squeal% A. M. Doupe, W. Mack; mem-
loth squash, J. O'al3rien, S. Doupe; onion
Leghorn, white, single 'comb, old, white or yellow, T. Crewe, N. 'Doupe;
onions, red, S, Doupe; 'cucum:be.re, S.
Doupe, W. tsinol.air; col. of vegetables
T. Crewe. .
Specials -Col. of aroobs., 'R, Thomp-
son;
son; sunflower, j. lliams,
FRUITS
Apples -Summer ,'(variety-Duche s
of Oldenburg, W. Hanna; sweet peat;
W. Sinclair, M. Bretboeer; 6weet
hough, 1S. Doupe; yellow transparent,
S. Routley.
Pall Varieties -Blenheim pippin, W.
'Whetstone, E. Roadhoat'se ; maiden's
blush, S. Creighton, Deseson Bros;
alexander, J. Routley, I, Marshall;
wealthy, W. Whetstone, Dawson Bros
culvert, W. Whetstone; eayuga, Red
Streak M. Brethour, E. Roadhouse;
St Lawrence, J. IIlreighton, W. N.
(Gunning ; fall pippin, L Marshall, E.
RRoadtoase: strawberry, W. Whet-
sCregtone 20oz. . pippin W. Hamra, J.
htcn• .
Winter Varieti s-Ealdwin, F. Prid-
ham, D Foster; Falls%%ater, S Doupe;
Golden Russett, E.Shute, J,Creightoe ;
Roxboro Russett, W.Sinclair; ilann,
W Sinclair, W. 2anna; King o' Tamp
kins S. Doupe, W. Sinclair; Northern
Spy. ,VI.Rrethour, I. Marshall; On.ario
Tent Denham, W. :Hanna; Pee-auk:a
S. Doupe W. Sinclair; R.I. Grenings
W. Sinclair, D. Foster; Robson Pip-
pin A, Dou, e, Dawsoa Bros; Snow,
TArack, E. Roadhouse;
l'alman
m (M
Sweet E. Rozdhouse, A, Doupe, othervariety , J. Routley, W. Hanna.
Crab Apeles-red, W. Hanna, et:
Frances yellow, W.Hanna, !.Marshall,
Plums -Abundance, Wm. W'aetstone
Orewe, Wm, Hlanna; delewares, Wm,
'Hanna, !C �
d.. r
e VL empirei'
state, a to
0.
,
Foster; pearl of (savoy,'Wmo lianria;.
any other ve.riet,Y, 1 and 2 'Hobert
Thompson, three varieties, T, Crelve;.
Swedish turnips, quality, Ira Mar-
shall, David Faster; heaviest 'turnips,
trio' Marshall David Fostert field car-
rots, Tkos,,Crewe, David Foster; man-
golds, long fired, Thos. , :Crewe, Arthur
Francis; m,•angoids, intermediate, r ^
ate, tn.
(Poster, Robt, Thompson; marigolds,
yellow, Robt Thompson, David Fos-
ter; heaviest ma zgolds, Nathan Doupe
sugar mangold!s, Robt, Thompson, 3.
O'Brien; garden icarrots, long, Frank
MoNaughton. Wm. , Atkinson; garden
carrots, t:hort David Foster, Wm,
Mack; parsnips Thos. Samuel'
'Routley; blood beets long, Nathan
Doupe, Samuel Switzer; blood beets
round, Samuel !Doupe, Nathan Doupe
beads of cabbage white. Win. Sinclair
Nathan Doupe; winningstead cabbage,
N. Doupe. W. Sinclair; treads of eauli-
fiower, W. lSbaclair; heads of celery
N. Doupe, W. Meeks 'tomatoes, F. Me
Naughton, J. Williams; eltron, round
0. Levy, R. Thompson; oitron, long,
W. Sinclair, 70'. Pridham; pumpkin,
•red, J, O'Brien, S. Doupe, watermelon
W. Sinclair, W. Whetstone; musk mei
1st. Neil Stephenson; 2nd Earl Berry;
young, 1st. John +0-lerien; 2nd, Neil
Stephenson; Leghorn, white, rote
comb, young, Everett Doupe; leghorn
brown single comb, young, John Epp •
lett; 'campine, tsilaer, old, John Me
Culloch; young, John McCulloch;
toulouse, old 1 and 2 Neil Stephenson
yews& 1 and 2• John -Stephenson; geese
Emden, old, 'Arthur H. Doupe; ducks,
Pekin, old '1 and 2 Neil Stephenson;
young 1 and 2 Neil Stephenson; ducks;
Rouen young, '.Earl (Berry; turkeys,
bronze old, Neil Stephenson.
PETS
C;ollection of pigeons, old, let, Jas.
Atkey; 2nd, Ralph tDenham; pair of
Guina pigs, old Andrew Stewart.
young Andrew Stewart,
Specials ;Black Cochin cajoles, Earl
Berry; Indian runner duck, young Jno
O'Brien; ferrit, Theron Creary; white
kat. Ira Shier; col. of canaries, Jas.
Atkey.
' GRAIN 'AND SEEDS ,
Fall wheat, white, Amos Doupe, M.
Brethour„ fall wheat red, M. Breth-
our; 6 -rowed barley, Amos; Doupe, 31,
lB.rethour; large oats, DT. Brethour;
common oats, Robert Thompson, Amos
Doupe; 'black oats, M. ;Brethour; tim-
othy seed, Wm. Sinclair, Amoss Doupe;
white ;beans, Thos. iCrewe ; ears Irid-
ian earn, 'Wm. Sinclair, Adam M.
Doupe; ears {sweet corn, Frank Mc
Nauigtton, ;Wm. 'Sinclair; stocks of
Ensilage corn 'land ears, David 'Fos-
ter. Ira 'Marshall; ears of Ensilage
!CATTLE
;Bulls -Two year old !shorthorn,
'W m. Flea ha,.
Shorbhar'n-Milch cow, 1 and 2 R.
D. Hunter; 'two year old heifer, R.
D. Hunter; our: year old heifer, •.R. D.
Hunter; buil calf under one ,year,
1 end 2 Roy Nethercott: heifer calf
under ,,z•ne year, R. D. Hunter, Roy
nethcrcott„ best animal in class, R.
D:, Bunter.
Jersey -Milch cow, Jacob Taylor,'
Richard Selves; one wear old heifer,l
Jas. Atkey;.
,Ayrshire -Milch now, Richard Sel-
ves.
Aberdeen. Angus -Milch 'cow, Rich.
Selves; heifer under one-year, Rich.
Seives,
I3alsteiats- 1 and 2 Ira Marshall;
two year old heifer, Ira. Marshall;
one year '01d heifer, Ira eiarsahll;
best animal in class, Ira Marshall -
Herefords -Milch cow, John Cooper
Son; John IDelbridge ; two year old
heifer 1 and 2 John Delbridge. one
year old 'Leifer, John' Hooper andSon
ball calf under one year, John Dei -
bridge„ heifer 'calf under one +year.
1 land 2 R. D. hunter.; best animal
in class, John iDolbridge.
Grade Cattle -Milch cow, Chas. At-
kinson, Ephraim Bern; two year old
Leifer, John Delb:ridge, Ephraim Hern
one year old .heifer„ David, Foster, J.
De'ibridge, heifer ball under one year,
David Foster; l,teer calf, David Foster
Wan. Hanna; two year old steer, Silas;
N. ,Shier, !Dawson :Bros;, one, year old.
lteer, 1 and 2 John +Delbridge; fat
cow or (heifer, John lDelbri.dge, Rr, 1).
Bonier.; t, .Dwson-
!Eros. treayt fat animalox (.n,or czasrs.eerJohnaDel
bridge.
SIIEEI'
Oxford (Downs -'Raza two years old
ex over, 'John Morp.het ram. .lamb,
John Morphet ; 'elve having raised
lambs in 1116, John Morphet;, shear-
lLg owe, John Morphet; ewe lam ',
1 and "L Neil Stephenson.
Leicester -Ewe lams having raised
lambs in, 1116, J. and 2 Geo. Pen:tsl'•'
Shropshire Downs -Ram lamb, 1 and
2, Arthur P. 'Doupe; ewe, having raei-
ed lambs in 1110, Arthur H. tloupe;
stearling ewe, Arthur 11. Doupe; ewe.
lam' Arthur II, !Doupe.
Lincolns -Two years old or over,,
Geo. .Pe.nhaie, N, it Stephenson; `ram
one year old, Geo. Penhale, Neil Step-
henson;
;ram lamb. 1 and 2
Neil
Stephenson; ewe having erased laneba
in 1116, 1 and 2 Neil Stephenson;
shcarling ewe, 1 and 2 Neil Stephen•
son; ewe lamb, Geo, Pentiale, Neil
Stephenson;.
HOGS
Yorkshire- Aged Boar, Garnet lulu
cis; so%% having raised pigs in 11f(i,
Garnet Miners; boar littered in 1:716
1 tend 2 Garnet; Miners; u;.ow littered
id 1316, 1 and 2 Garnet Miners.
'Berkshire -Aged ,Pion., w,:on Brea
sow laving` raised in la10 Dawson
pig's
Bros; boar littered in 1.310, Dawson
tiros; law littered in pis, 1 and 2,
;Daw,son Profs,
antwort h -Aged Boar, Neil Sttpll: n
f ow h'lying iraiwcd pigs in 1110
Stephenson; ;hoar ,littersed izl
son ;
Neil
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
'Rural New York. potatoes, Thomas
f,ambtcs d.
c2iss Jennie Robipsa
n
r
NOou e� Pond's Seedlings, 1,Dofiret
WAtkinson; other variety, W.W1a,:tsone
W,Atlsireson; 'coi eeta:ea, W.Atkins<rn;
special for Bradshaw, W. Atkinsoar,
Pears -Sheldon, W. Atkinson, ,Wrp,
Whetstone, Bartlett, A.N, Doupe, W
Whetstone; Clapp's Favorite, W,
Whetstone; Flemish Beauty, C. Atkin
son; Others. 'E,Doupe, M.Bxethous,
Grapes. --Special, Red
Cross Work,
Patriotic League; Blue, W. Whet-
stone, )Mrs, 1+la.rria':t, Green, Mrs. T.
Marriott, .Axncr3 :Doupe.
DAIRY !PRODCI'CE
25 lies buttes D. Foster, Mrs. i1Tar-
iriott: butter in :prints, Mrs. J.14Loore
airs Marriott, in crock, W, Siirclai,r
11. Foster.
FLOWERS
ERS
Rare Plants -T. Washburn, bouquet
hIyrtie Sweitzer, Jas. Rundle, Foliage
Plants t.M. Sweitues, T. Washburn..
LADIES' WOItK.
•Counterpa'ne, ,chochet, Miss 'Eliza A
Shier, (Miss Jennie Robinson,; knitted
Mrs. Marriott; Patchwork quilt, Mrs,
Joh t Irvine. Miss Robinsoa; crazy
Quilt, ,;Miss' Robinson, Miss Shier, com-
forter, down, Dawson Bros, Mrs, Isaac
Bailey; woo', Mrs, Bale)", Dawson 13ros
Afghan , patchwork, Miss Robinson, G
S Beavers; cotton, Miss !Robinson,
Miss Marry lcCallun i; word,.. W Sin
data,
M:ss' McCa' um; Ladies•= urn1'era
clothing, Jas. Creighton, Mrs, J. D.
Gr team; col:ectian Miss Robinson,
Mrs. Irvine; colt novelties,. 1esi.:'Jar•
Janes Dawson Bros; Emb, table !loth
and napkins, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Creigh
ton; gmb. pillow cases and sheyt,Mrs
Graham 'Mrs. Larkin; centre piece&
tray dol., Mrs. Graham, Miss Sweitzer
colored (Miss McCallum, Mrs,Marriott
(Continued on !rage !four)
GIVE "SYRUP OF FIGS"
TO CONSTIPATED CHILD
r.
Delicious "Fruit Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, liver
and bowels.
Look at the tongue, mother! 12
coated, your little one's stomach, liver
and bowels need cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or is fever-
ish, stomach sour, breath bad; has
sore throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give
a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs," and in a few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out of its
little bowels without griping, and you
have a well, playful child again. a Ask
your druggist for a 50 -cent bottle of
"California Syrup of Figs," which con-
tainsafull directions for babies, chil-
dren of an ages and for grown-ups.
Liberal Clubs at London, Oct. 11th.
WiL1•R10
LAURi Erg
B_Ei•d 9� CREATE
MAIN c1011N,5ON
E.5.urri.e
N W.ROWELL
ago
G EO.5. Gi8130r1,5
Prominent :anon • the men who
esiIl be present are: Sir Wilfrid
Laiarier; Mr: N. '. . Aioeseli, MG.)
1I.P.['.; lion. T. c. tiorri,4, I'retnier
of Manitoba; G. D. Conant, Mayor
of Oshawa and President of the Lib-
eral Club Federation; George S.
Gtbbotts:, Liberal nominee for the
Federal riding of London; E. S.
Lithe, '('resident of the London
Liberal Club; Main Johnson. one of
the founders of the Federation; and
Bert IT. McCreath, Secretary of the
Liberal Club Federation of Ontario,
HE Annual Meeting of the Liberal Club Federation of Ontario will be held at
London, Ontario, 0
n
Wednesday
of
next week,
October r 11
t
h. There will
be two sessions, the first at 1 p.m., at which the actual discussion of
policy and topics will be the principal business a '
and. this promises to be of
very great importance, in view of the many advanced policies being brought for-
ward by different sections of the Liberal party. There will i
Agriculture, Labor and ' P Sr well be a discussion on
g Social Reforms, Citizenship, including graft and the patron-
age system, Returned .Soldiers, and Nickel.
Experts who have studied these subjects will be e results
g present to give the
of their investigations, and there will be a P
general discussionof each subject by
any who desire to take part.
The monster banquet in the evening will be attended by_
and in addition there will be in attendancee �r more than 800,o
about
7QV
persons ns who
will 1 be
age
1 to
hear the speeches only, as all the banquet seats have been disposed of. Any
desfriag special tickets for the speeches only may apply to C. C. Ferguson, London
.
Liberal Club, London, Ont. g n
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