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'INGIIAN TIMES, OCTOBER 2 1913
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Gurney - Oxford Baking
Worthy of the Art of a Chef
The average woman abhors having to spend
all her time in the kitchen striving to accom-
plish some. new dish in baking. But when she
can have a range like the Gurney -Oxford,
cooking becomes a pleasure and a fascination
because of its consistent assured success.
The heat of the whole range is controlled by one lever, called the
Economizer, with remarkable ease and effect.
The oven is entirely surrounded by a perfectly even heat of any
degree required for any kind of baking. Fans of biscuits, light
rolls, or cakes, all cook evenly with a delicate, golden brown crust
without having to be constantly changed around next the heat
as in other ranges.
This perfect Gurney -Oxford oven encourages a woman to attempt
delicious and unusual recipes of her own invention. Tt-Ier repu-
tation for being a "splendid cook" is at once established.
The Gurney -Oxford Economi-
zer regulates the exact degree
of heat which is directed thro-
ugh the oven by a Divided Flue
Strip with perfect evenness in
every corner. The fire is held
low on a Special Reversible
Grate which burns
every coal to a white
ash. The castings
are smooth, and the
nickle trimming can
be lifted off to be
polished. The
Warming Closet is
big enough and
strong enough to
hold a whole dinner
service.
This Gurney -Oxford
is the range for women of to -clay.
CALL ON US -ASK FOR OUR NEW CATALOGUE, "STOVES AND RANGES"
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W. J. BOYCE
Domestic and Sanitary Engineer WINGHAM
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White of egg is excellent for renovat-
ing]eather chairs. Remove all the dust
and dirt from the leather, then rub with
a cloth dipped in the white of the egg,
which should first of all be well beaten.
When dry, rub with soft cleah cloths
and the chairs will be like new.
WANTED.
Good Local Agent
at once to represent the
Old and Reliable
tonthill Nurseries
A splendid list of fruit and
ornamental stock for Fall
Delivery in 1913 and
Spi nti Dilivery in 191:1..
Start at once and s'cure ex..
elusive ti rritory. We
supply hand one free out
fit and pay highest co n-
it, �, mels. Ili S.
Write for full particulars.
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Toronto - • Ontario
LIST CF PRIZE WINNERS
(Continued from page 2)
Pigeons, F. W. Angus, R. J. Douglas.
CHICKENS.
Anconas, F. J. Hill; Bantams, any
other, F. W. Angus 1 and 2; Ducks,
Pekin or Aylesbury, F. W. Angus;
Duck's, any other, 1). B. Anderson, F.
W..Angus; Houdans, F. W. Angus, 1
and 2; Leghorns, S.C. White, D. B,
Porter, J. L. Awde; Leghorns, any
other, D. B. Porter, F. W. Angus;
Minorcas, D. 13. Porter; Orpingtons
Buff, F. W. Angus, 1 and 2; Plymouth
Rocks, barred, A. K. Copeland, D. B.
Anderson; Plymouth Rocks, white, D.
13. Anderson, 1 and 2; Plymouth Rocks,
any other, D. B. Porter 1 and 2; Rhode
Island Reds, A. K. Copeland; Wyan-
dottes, white, D. 13. Porter 1 and 2;
Wyandottes, any other, F. J. Hill 2nd;
Any other Standard Variety, D. B.
Anderson; Four Cockerels bred for ex-
port, D. 13. Porter 1 and 2.
LEATHER MANUFACTURES.
Double Harness --Thos. Kew 1 & 2;
Single Harness --Thos. Kew 1 & 2.
GRAIN
A AND SEEDS.
E S.
Timothy, Jas. Alton, A. Schmidt;
fall wheat, red, J. 13. Tyreman, A.
Schmidt; fall wheat, white, A, Schmidt,
W. R. Farrier; spring wheat, Jas.
Alton, Sarni. Burchill; small white peas,
A. Schmidt, W. R. Farrier; peas, any
other, Jas, Alton, Jas. H, Linklater;
white oats, A. Schmidt, Jas. Alton;
black oats, A. Schmidt, Jas. Alton;
barley, 4 or 6 rowed, A. Schmidt, Saml.
Burchill; field corn, Dent, D. S. Mc-
Intosh; Alex. T. Ross; field corn, Flint,
T.4 H. Taylor, A. Schmidt; best collec-
tion of grain and seeds in pint bottles,
open to boys under 16 years of age, A.
Schmidt, Jas. Alton; best collection of
NEARLY DIED OF
STONE IN THE BLADDER
GIN PILLS SAVED HIM
513 JAMS ST., II.II.SILTO:Q, ONT.
"Five years ago, I was taken down
with what the doctors called Inflamma-
tion of The Bladder -intense pains in
back and loins, Ttnd difficulty in urin-
ating, and the attacks, which because
snore frequent, amounted to unbearable
agony. I became so weak that I could
not walk across the floor.
My wife read its the papers about (1N
PILLS and sent for a box. Pram the
very first, I felt that GIN 1'Ti,I.S were
doing me good. The pain was relievtd
at onee and the attacks were less
frequent.
Its six weeks, the Stone in the
Bladder came away. When I recall
how I suffered and how now I ani
healthy and able to work, I cannot
express myself strongly1y
nouth when
I speak of what (UIN PILLS 1>..ve done
for me." JOHN' IIItR:.tA:7. 1 `5
GIN PILLS aresoldatsocaboa --6 for
$2.5o. Sent on receipt of price if your
dealer does not handle them. Sample
box freeif you write us, mentioning this
paper. Money back, if GIN PILLS do
not give eatisfa.:tion, National Drug &
Chem. Co, of Canada, Limited, Toronto.
A CREST BELIEVER
IN "fRUIi-A-11VES"
Well Known Ontario
Merchant Has Faith Because
"Fruit-a-tives" Cured Hing
MR. JAMES DOab...
BxoNTE, ONT., MAR= Ist. 1912.
"Fruit-a-tives has made a complete
cure its my case of Rhenniatism, that
had at least five years standing before
I continence(' the treatment. The
trouble was principally in my right hip
and shoulder, the pain from it was
almost unendurable. Not being able
to sleep on that side, if I chanced to
turn on my right side while asleep, the
pain would immediately awaken me.
This kept up until I started taking
"Fruit-a-tives". I started by taking
one or two tablets with a large glass of
water, in the morning before breakfast
and experienced pronounced relief very
shortly. After a continued treatment
for about six months, I was cured and
am now in firstclass health. This, I
attribute to my persistent use of "Fruit-
a-tives" and I heartily recommend your
remedy to any Illtenniatic sufferers."
JAMES DOBSON.
50c. a box, 6 for $2.5o -trial size, 25c.
At dealers or sent postpaid on receipt
of price by Fru i t-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
weed seeds in half oz. bottles, properly
named, open to boys or girls under 16
years, P. Gibbons, A. Schmidt.
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES.
Beans, small white, H. T, Perdue, P.
Gibbons; beans, large white, P. Gibbons,
D. S. McIntosh; beans, any other, Jas.
Henderson, P. Gibbons; beets, long red,
W. R. Farrier, A. Schmidt; beets, any
other, Jas. Henderson, D. S. McIntosh;
carrots, field, I. J:Wright, A. Schmidt;
carrots, table, short, A. Schmidt; car-
rots, table intermediate, R. A. Graham,
Jas. Henderson; Mangold-Wurtzel,
long, A. Schmidt; Mangold-Wurtzel,
intermediate, A. Schmidt, Saml. Bur-
chill; parsnips, W. R Farrier, A.
Schmidt; radishes, winter, Jas. Hender-
son, A. Schmidt; sugar Mangold, A.
Schmidt, Saml. Burchill; turnips, Swede,
A. Schmidt, John Menzies & Son; tur-
nips, any other, A. Schmidt, I. J.
Wright. Potatoes -Rose type, Jas.
Henderson, D. S. McIntosh; Hebron
type, A. Schmidt, J. B. Tyreman; long
white type, P. Gibbons, A. Fitzpatrick;
round white type, J. 0. McGregor, Jas.
Henderson. Onions, yellow, Jas. Hen-
derson, A. Schmidt; onions, red, A.
Schmidt, Mrs. Alex. McCarroll; onions,
white, R. A. Graham; onions, Dutch or
Top Sets, A. Schmidt, D. 13. Anderson;
onions, grown from Dutch or Top Sets,
A. Schmidt, J. 0. McGregor; onions,
any other, R. A. Graham, A. Schmidt;
tomatoes, large red, scarlet or pink,
A. K. Copeland, W. R. Farrier; toma-
toes, any other, A. K. Copeland, Mrs.
D. R. McIntosh; celery, white plume,
J. 0. McGregor, R. A. Graham; celery,
any other, Jas. Henderson, R. A.
Graham; cabbage, early, A. Schmidt;
cabbage, winter, A. Schmidt, H. T.
Perdue; cabbage, pickling, A. Schmidt,
W. R. Farrier; citrons, A. Schmit, I.
J. Wright; cauliflowers, A, Schmidt;
cucumbers, Jas. Alton, A. Schmidt;
table corn, Saml. Burchill, A. Schmidt;
musk melons, W. R. Farrier, Jas. Hen-
derson; pumpkin, yellow, John Menzies
& Son; sunflowers, W. R. Farrier, P.
Gibbons; water melons, John Menzies
& Son, A. Schmidt, collection of gar-
den products, W. R. Farrier, D. R.
McIntosh.
FRUIT.
Apples -A. 0. V., red, A. Schm' ?:;
A. 0. V., green or yellow, A. Schn
S. Burchill; Baldwin, J. B. Tyroasan,
Jas. Henderson; Ben Davis, R. J. Sand-
erson, D. B. Anderson; Blenheim, P.
Gibbo.•ia; Cayuga or:20 ounce, Jas, H.
Linklater; Crab Hyslop, T. H. Taylor,
Jas, Alton; Crab Transcendent, Jas.
Henderson; Crab A. 0. V., Jas. Hender-
son; Fameuse or Snow, J. B. Tyreman,
Jas. Henderson; Golden Russett, P.
Gibbons, W. J, Currie; Gravenstein, J.
B. Tyreman; Holland Pippen, P. Gib.
bons, Jas Alton; Hubbardston, Jas.
Henderson; King, Jas. Alton, P. Gib-
bons; McIntosh, E. W. Orvis, Jas. Hend-
erson; Maiden Blush, J, 13. Tyreman,
Saml. Burchill; Northern Spy, A.
Schmidt, Jas. Henderson; Ribrton, A.
Schmidt, Jas. Henderson; R. I. Green-
ing; D. I3. Anderson, J. B. Tyreman;
Roxbo: o Russett, P, Gibbons, Jas. Alton;
Spiteenberg, Jas. Henderson; Tolman
Swr.et, J. 13. Tyreman, P. Gibbons;
Wagner, Jas. Henderson;
Wealthy,
A. Schmidt, Jas. Henderson. Other
Frui,.•--Peaches, Mrs. Burwash, H. E.
Isard; Pears, Idartlet, Jas. Alton; Any
other Fall variety, Jas. Alton; Any
other Winter variety, Jas. Alton, Saml.
Burchill; Plums, Blue, P. Gibbons, Mrs,
Burwash; Plums, Yellow, Jas. Hender.
son, John Menzies & Son; Plums, any
other, Jas. Henderson, Mrs. ]3urwash;
Grapes, any white variety, Jas, Hender-
son; Grapes, blue or black, Jas. Hender-
son. Collection of Fruit. 5 varieties
Apples, correctly named, most valuable
for export,'Jas. H. Linklater; 5 varieties
Apples, correctly named, desert, Jas.
Alton; Display of Apples, any variety,
to be displayed in coneshape, Jas.
Henderson; Special by Wm. Maxwell,
Leamington, for best display of fruit,
A. Schmidt, Jas, Walton.
DAIRY AND PROVISIONS.
Bread, white, baked by girl under 16,
A. Schmidt, J. W. Edgar; bread, brown,
J. W. Edgar, Alex. T. Ross, W. R.
Farrier; Bread, white, A. SFhnidt, T.
Finnen, J. W. Edgar; buns, Mrs. D. S.
McIntosh, Mrs. Alex, McCarroll; tea -
biscuits, T. Finnen, Paul Powell; scones,
E. W. Orvis, J. W. Edgar; Bread
,dough cake, Mrs. I, Stewart, E. W. Or -
vis; Graham biscuits, W. R. Farrier, J.
W. Edgar; Johnny cake, E. W. Orvis;
A. K. Copeland; layer cake, light, J. W.
Edgar, E. W. Orvis; layer cake, dark,
E. W Orvis, Mrs. D. S. McIntosh;
fruit cake, light, Mrs. D. S. McIntosh,
E. W. Orvis; fruit cake, dark, R. J.
Sanderson, John Menzies & Son; ginger
bread,Mrs. Alex. McCarroll, Mrs. D. S.
McIntosh; pie, apple, T. Finnen, T. H.
Taylor, pie, pumpkin, Mrs. D. S. McIn-
tosh, E. W. Orvis; pie, lemon, D. S.
M'clntosh, E. W. Orvis; pie, any other,
D. B. Anderson, W. R. Farrier; dough-
nuts, W. R. Farrier, Mrs. D. S. McIn-
tosh; oatmeal cookies, R. J. Sanderson,
W. J. Currie; oat cake, E. W. Orvis,
Mrs. D. S. McIntosh; short bread, Mrs.
Alex. McCarroll, E. W. Orvis; jelly,
Mrs. D. S. McIntosh, John Menzies &
Son; maple syrup, R. J. Sanderson, E.
W. Orvis; maple sugar, A. Schmidt;
honey, extracted, Mrs. I. Stewart, Mrs.
Alex. McCarroll; wine, Mrs. Alex. Mc-
Carroll, John Menzies &Son; collection
preserved fruits, Mrs. Alex. McCarroll,
E. W. Orvis; tomato catsup, Jas. Hen-
derson, Paul Powell; catsup, any other,
E. W. Orvis, A. Schmidt; pickles, sweet,
John Menzies & Son, E. W. Orvis;
pickles, vegetables, E. W. Orvis,
Mrs. D. 5. McIntosh; pickles, fruit,
Mrs Alex. McCarroll, John Menzies &
Son; pickles, mixed, E. W. Orvis, Mrs.
Alex. McCarroll; pickles, mustard, Mrs.
D. S. McIntosh, A. Schmidt; hen's eggs
J. 0. McGregor, H. T. Perdue; best
eight articles of food, suitable for a
working man's supper, Mrs. Alex. Mc-
Carroll, E. W. Orvis, Mrs. D. S. Mc-
Intosh; best set five o'clock tea, Mrs.
Alex. McCarroll, Mrs. D. S. McIntosh;
best collection of baking, 3. W. Edgar,
Jean Currie, A. Schmidt; butterr in
crock, Miss M. Anderson, Mrs. D. S.
McIntosh, T. Finnen; butter in prints,
Miss M. Anderson, J. W. Edgar, R. J.
Sanderson; ornamental butter, D. B.
Anderson, Miss M. Anderson; butter,
made by girl under 16, J. W. Edgar, P.
Gibbons, A. Schmidt.
FINE ARTS.
011 Painting -Animals, Miss Agnew,
Miss Livingston; Fruits or Flowers,
Miss Livingston, Pinkie Smith; Land-
scape or marine, Pinkie Smith, Miss
Agnew; On Glass, Miss Livingston,
Miss Agnew; On Plaques or Trays,
Miss Livingstone, Miss Agnew; On Silk,
Satin or Velvet, Miss Livingston, Miss
Agnew; Collection of oil paintings, Miss
Agnew, Miss Livingston; Any other
subject, Mrs. I. Stewart, Mrs. Tamlyn.
Water Color -Landscape or Marine,
Pinky Smith, Miss Livingston; Any
other subject, Miss Agnew, Mrs. Tam-
lyn; Collection, Miss Agnew, Miss Liv-
ingston. Drawing -Pen and ink sketch,
Miss Livingston, Pinkie Smith; Pencil,
Miss Livingston, Mrs. Tamlyn; Crayon
Portrait, Miss Mulvey; Crayon Land-
scape or Marine, Mrs. Tamlyn, Miss
Livingston. China Painting -Cups and
Saucers, Miss Mulvey, Miss Livingston,
Plates, Miss Mulvey, Miss Livingston
Ornament or Vase, Miss Mulvey, Miss
Livingston; Any other, Miss Mulvey
Miss Livingston; Collection, Miss Mul-
vey, Miss Livingston; Collection of work
done in 1918, Miss Mulvey. Miss Living-
ston.
PLANTS AND FLOWERS.
Asters, Mrs. D. S. McIntosh. John
Menzies & Son; Dahlias, Mrs. Alex Mc-
Carroll, Mrs. D. 5, McIntosh; Gladioli,
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COULD NOT GET CURED
THREE VIALS OF
Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills
CURED. HI M.
Could Hardly Eat on Account of Indigestion.
3‘.:112. DAVID 118aainmi, Claremont,
N.S., writes: ---"I have had indigestion
for some years, and could hardly eat.
It then turned into a sour stomach, and
the doctors said I could not get cured.
I used a lot of medicine until at last one
of my friends told the to use Aln.nt RN's
LAXA-LIVP,R PILLS, and after 1 had used
three vials, I was completely cured, and
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