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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-10-10, Page 6Siluaiion i e at a gaud soy overate every y graduate of The Canthal 8tisinass Collas Exparienoe proves this poeieively, Enter any time, Cratelague tree, W vibe W. H, SHAW, Prinoipa( Yonge & Gerrard els., Toronto BUSINESS CARDS, '{xT R. MoORAOKEN- Y 1• a teener of Marriage Licenses. Of• 6 i at armory, Turnberry street, Brussels, WZ NAN TELEGAIAPKY ! CENTRAL /JAI O ST BATF Rp , ONT. We have 9 deuartmsube t f)olrtteemen, Bnanl'nAND sort einLeenIOOY, Wo employ the best teaohen that money ► can hire. One aouree' are thorough and prs0ttoal aux tva aastst waylay p students to positions. Those who wish n to get a nroa,y.nutking Edfroatlan should net the beet, Write lot our new catalogue and got particulars, This in bine beet time of year to eu- for our ubli.,LI0'rT & MoLAOHLAN, Principals, 6E 7b�m-a �d4��C'-'a IDLY WM, SPENCE CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER op MARRIAGE LICENSES Un1eo in the Post 011100, Ethel. 00.4 ERTHA C. ARMSTRONG Ie prepared to give leeeoan on Piano - or Reed Organ. Terme on application. Paetomae address -Brussels. Residence - Lot 8,Oon.10, Grey. Pupils mayhave their lessons at their own bowies 11 preferred. MISS LAURA SPENCE Teacher of Piano or Organ ETHEL, ONT. MISS MARGARET Ni'LAUCHLIN TEACHER OF PIANO Pupils prepared for the Toronto Conservatory of Music. JAMES HARRIS, Agent Howiek Mutual Fire Insurance Company 011loe and Residence-, WALTON, ONT. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM; IN,nRANaa, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM PROPERTY Rate of interest et per neat per annum, first Mortgage LIFE AND FiRE INS. AGENT Excelsior Lite Insurance Company The Equity Fire Insurance Company All busineas attended to promptly. H. R. BREWER, J. P. Clerk 4th Division Court. AUCTIONEERS. S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- 1- • Ban, will sell for better prices, to better men in lege time and lees aharges than any other Auctioneer in .Last Buren or he won't °barge anything. Dates and orders can always be arranged at thin office or by personal application, ROBT. H. GARNISS BLUEVALE - ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County. Torras reasonable. Bales arranged for at the office of Tan Poe0, Brussels, 2201 VETERINARY. G A. CUNNINGHAM- • Honor Oraduato of the Ontario Vet. ertnary College, is prepared to treat all dis- eases of domesticated auimale in a 0ompet• ent manner. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry and Milk Fever. Calle promptly attended to. 011100 andinArmary -Four doers North of bridge, Ternberry at., Brunetti. 'Phone 4111 LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. AB. MACDONALD- • Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eta. Successor to G. F. Blair. Office over Stan. dant Bank, Brussels, 8olioitor for Metro- politan Bank. ' XT M. SINOLAIJ-- Y v e Barrister, BoIlettor, ,Oa00050neer, Notary Pablic, ere.. OJfice--B tewart'e Block I door North of Central Hotel. Sulioitor for the Standard Bank. pBOIIDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR- BARRISTERS, SOLIU ITEOTUS, NOTARIES W. FnorDmeow, I, 0.. BLarn. R. d. Maze G.Olflooe-Those formerly oceupied by Masora Oam0r0tt & 14010, GNTdRit, DENTISTRY DR, R. P. FEILD. DENTIST Graduate of the Royal college of Dental Bergamo of°Wario and Flrat•nlane Boner Graduate of Toronto IJnivemity. oifce nett to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS, 1I Hundreds of Students of the Popular and Succeeefni docks, 0 W Irwin, Dauhronit & Ander- son, Gnu W Irwin ; ruueu ducks, J J ' X-X:!gGitb W Afnnti0Ig, J aagameSpeir ; fowl, 0' W Irwin, J J Tial,gtEt, Uaubrouk fowl any ether named i w t l b Anderson broad, G W Trivia, Dalibroolr .ft Art{lnr- 1 eon, G W Tewin', colleati,ut of !gooey Pigeons, Harry Amont, D:tubrnolt ,4 Audersou, D DtoKiunon ; oolleotion of rabbits, Bob Warwick, Judge -J 1 Y ' Daley, Seatorth, carriage:4, m N neulri Se Patent Armwagon, a, S1Ilene 11%110,11 C Gu •buggy duvurad, liwau ,>: uu, 1 and cutter, Swim & Co, 1 and 2 ; set double - trees and neokyoke, S T Plant, lewau ,r Co ; farm gate, 11 Close, 1 aud 2 ; wlidbh barrow, Ewan & Go. Judge -W H Hempbriee, Walton; Groin White Sall wheat, T. R. Bennett, Sae. Bargees, Jno. Broadfoot & Son ; rod Fall wheat, 5.. Senili, Elea, 15, Stewart, J. R. Wiee ; barley, 4 or 6 rowed, S. Wise, J. K, Wiee, Jas. W. Edgar ; blaoh nate, J. K, Wise, S• Wine; white oats, J„K. Wiee, S. Wine, We, E. Stewart ; email peas, J. K. Wise, S. Wise, Jae, W. Edgar ; large peae, Jae. Spear, J. K. Wiee, S. Wiee ; timothy seed, J, K. Wise, Jae. Speir, Judge -R. Graham, Dengue's. Fruit Baldwins, Jan, Speir, W. Armetrong ; lamaene, 0, Turnbull, Geo. Kerr ; King of Tompkins Go, Joe Evens, Geo Gimp. man ; Mann, Jae Speir ; Northern Spies, S Dickson, Jae Speir ; R T Geeenings, Jae Boone, J W Edgar ; Goldeu Ruesets, 0 Turnbull, D Moliio• non ; Steels, not known ; Blenheim Pippins (Fall), 5 Diokeon, Jas Speir ; Tolman Sweete, Geo Chapman, tV Arm' strong ; Ontario, Jno Broadfoot & Son, W drmetrong ; Wealthy,• Jno Broad. tootSan, Geo Chapman man Ribetan & Pipping, Jae Evans, Jas Speir ; Ool• verbs, Jae Evans, Mre J Leolcie ; 11ox- bery Rusaete, 0 Turnbull, J W Edgar ; Canada Reds, Jan Speir; 0ayuga Red. streaks, R Carr, 21 MaKinnou 1 Graven• stein, Jae Speir ; Maiden's Blush, an Spate, A Stewart, Queen Be Bast; Peeweekee, Ino Broadfoot & Ben, 0 Traball ; Ben Davis, Wm Armetrong, Jae Evane ; Grebe, Thos Davidson, Wrn Armetrong; Varieties of Winter epplee, 5 of each, named, J W Edgar, Jae Spate ; Varieties of Fall apples, 5 of nob named, Jae Speir, J W Edgar ; apples, any named variety not in list, Jae Speir, J W Edgar ; F tlI pears, Jas Speir ; Winter pears, Geo. Cbepwan, W Edgar ; plume, any variety, Alex Stewart, Queen at Bast, W H MaUraak en ; olneter of grapes, E Garvin, Alex Stewart, Queen et Best ; varieties of plume, 5 of each named, R H MOOenek• en. Judge -A Sloan, Blyth. Moots and 1108,8 Crops Bnebel early potatoes, named, R Close, Jno Orernr, Geo Chapman, TRBennett ; Withal late potatoes, named, Inc) Orerar, D. MoRionon, Jas Bargees, T. R. Ben- nett ; oolleation of potatone, 1 peek at eaob, named, W H Ma0raoken, T 11 Bennett ; evade turnips, Geo Chapman, R Carr ; turnips any other variety, T R Bennett, Geo Chapman ; white field carrots, Geo. Cuapman, F B Scott ; altringtlam 0,rrote, Geo Chapman, Jae Bargees ; scarlet nantee, W H MoOreak• en, Alex Stewart, Queen et East ; early horn carrots, Geo Chapman, W H Doo• Craokan ; long blood beets, W 13 Ma. Oraaken, Geo. Chapman ; blood tnruip beets, Geo Chapman, W I3 MoOraoken ; parsnips, Geo Chapman, W H. MOOraok• en ; Winter radisbee, W H McCracken, Geo Chapman ; anger mangalds, FI Armetrong, Geo Chapman ; white sugar beets for faotnry, •Geo Chapman, Jno Broadfoot & Soni mange) wurzele,long red, W H MoOraoken, W Armetrong ; yellow globe mangele, W H MoOraaken ; red globe mongols, W E MoOraoltou ; long yellow mangele, W •H MoOraaken, W Armetrong. Judge -R11 Blom, Blyth. East Huron Fair Still Leads TOliANTOO ONT. Boon nenured position 0110 year. Demand fe for greater than the sup. We, Educate for bedlam positions and you will get them, bet the min. 'C nation must he 0innT•aLAnn, Stud- ents admitted at any time. Write 11 for Catalogue Prize List. items Hzeve DeerenT.-Btolliou over three yearn, Geo Muldoon ; Brood mare, Jan Speir, J 3 Pollard, Joshua Pollard ; Imported brood mare, Robb Scott, 1st and 2nd ; horse colt, Jae Shurrie, W 1 Hemingway. £minae Pollard ; mare colt, Daabrook & Andmeou, J 1 Pol- lard, W Work ; Iwo year old filly, Jno Bolger, Wm Bryane ; two year old gelding, 11 Bone, 0 B Wilkinson ; year- Iing.filly, Dickson Bros 1 and 2, Jae Speir, ; yearling. gelding, Jas p eir , Dale Bros ; heavy draft team, Dickson Brae,D Nichol, Jno Denholm; stale over 3 years with 4 of his progeny for 1907, Geo Muldoon ; best gelding tier mare in any class, any age, Dickson Bros, AonIC0LTDBAL,-Brood snare, W J Hemingway 1 and 2, (3 B Wilkinson ; horse oolt, Jae Duman, Thee McMichael, Nelson Hayden ; mare colt, A Simp- son, W J Hemingway, T H Bolger •,two year old filly, Dickson Bros, A Steveuson, R Carr ; two year old geld- ing, J M Knight ; one year old filly, Thos McMichael ; one year old gelding, A Yuill, Geo Kerr, A Yell} ; spun of Agrionitual horses, T Bird, A Yaill, R Scott ; best gelding or mare, any age iu class, Dickson Bros. Judges, John McDiarmid, Luoknow, and Alex. Lines, Clinton. RodnnTEne.-Brood mare, Won Hol - Mau, .4. Weaver, C B Wilkinson ; horse or mare colt, Wm Holman, A Weaver, C B Wilkinson ; two year old filly or gelding, A Weaver, H Zinn, L Wheeler ; one year old filly or gelding, L Wheeler, H Zion ; buggy horse, 15i hands high aud over, W Holman, H Zinn ; boggy horse under 155 honds high, T Coulter, Joe Miller, 0 H Broadfoot ; roadster team, Jno Watson, J D Merrifield, J M Govenlock ; best gelding or mare, any age in class, L Wheeler. CAERrAGE.-two year old filly or geld- ing, H Zinn ; one year old filly or geld- ing, Wm Armstrong ; best gelding or more, H Zino. Judge. -Joseph Carter, Blyth. ' Clod, YosonAND A W. 3, ELLIOTT, Prim:Anal, Cattle Dunnetre.-33n11 3 years and over, Thos Davidson, Jas Speir, Jno Greyer ; bull one year old, J 5 Smith, T Miller, Tao Speir ; miloh cow 4 years or over, D Milne, 31 Robertson, D Milne ; milch oow under 4 years, D Milne, 1, 2 and 8 ; two year old heifer, D Milne 1 and 2 T Davidson •, one year old heifer, D Milne land 2, D Robertson ; bull calf, D Milne land 2 ; heifer calf, D Milne land 2, J S Smith ; herd of Durham, D Milne, Thos Davidson. JEasees.-Bull over two years, Wm Armstrong ; milch cow, G A Deadmau 3. and 2 ; yearling heifer, W Armetrong ; heifer calf, W Armstrong. GLADE CATTLE, -Cow, Joo Broadfoot & Son 1 and 2, Wm Bryane ; two year old heifer, T Davidson, Wm Bryane 2 and 3 ; one year old heifer, Wni Bryane 1 and 2 ; two year old steer, Wm Bryane 1 and 2 one year old steer, Wm Bryane 3, 2 and 3 ; steer calf, Ino Knight 1 and 2, Wm Bryane ; heifer calf, Jno Knight, 1 and 2, Thos Davidson ; fat steer, Wm Bryons 1, 2 and 3. Judge-Jno Clancy, Cargill. Sheep LEmeemans,-Aged ram, 0 Turnbull ; ewe, 0 Turnbull, 3. and 2 • Shearling ewe, 0 Turnbull ; ewe lamb, 0 Turn- bull 1, 2 and 3 ; pen, 0 Turnbull. Dowse.-Shearling ram, A Stevenson ; ram lamb, A Stevenson, 1 and 2 ; ewe, A Stevenson, 1 and 2 ; ahearling ewe, A Stevenson, 1 aud 2 ; ewe lamb, A Stesen- son, 1 and 2 ; pea, A Stevenson. LINCOLN AND OoonwooD,-Shearling ram, R Corley ; ram lamb R Corley, 1, 2 aud 3 ; ewe, R Corley, 1 and 2; ehearling awe, R Corley, 1 and 2 ; ewe lamb, R Corley, 1, and 2 ; pen, R Corley. Judge -N Coming, Blyth. !gigs BEniconmu.-Boar, 1 year and over, Wm Thuell, P A McArthur, J S Cowan ; boar, under 1 year, J S Cowan, P A McArthur, Wm Thuell ; sow, 1 year and over, J S Cowan, Wm Thuell, 3 S Cowan; sow, under 1 year, T S Cowan 3. and 2, Wm Thuell. Yemenite. -Boar, 1 year and over, Jae Speir ; boar, antler 1 year, Jos Spate ; sow, 1 year and over, Jas Speir ; sow, under 1 year, Jas. Speir. T,tlrwonTD.-boar, 1 y000 and over, Wm Armstrong; best pen of pigs, J S Gowan, P A McArthur, Wm Thuell. Jndgea-Jas Dorranae, Beaforth ; R A Govier, Clinton. Poultry Orpingtons, J J fiaggitt, 1 and 2; dark btahmae, G W Irwin ; light brahmas, Denbrook & Anderson, 1 and 2 ; black epauieh, Daabrook & Anderson, 1 and 2 ; barred rooks, J J IIaggitt, alae Speir, G W Irwin ; white rooks, Geo W Trwiu, J J Haggitt, G W Xrwin ; buff rooks, Geo W Irwin 1, 2 and 8 ; whits legborne, Cleo W Irwin, Daabrook & Anderson, 2 and 3 ; brown leghorno, Danbrook & Anderson, 1, 2 and 9 ; buff leghorne, Danbrook & Anderson, J J flaggitt, Denbrook & Anderson I polaudn, G W Irwin; bantams, G W Irwin, 1, 2 and 8 ; dorkins, G W Irwin, 1, 2 and 8.; tang- chane, G W Irwin ; 000116na, Daabrook & Anderson, G W Trwiu, Daabrook & Anderson ; white wyandottee, G W Irwfne,1 04(12, J 3 Ha gift; black rninoraaa, G W Irwin, 3 J IIaggitt, 2 and 8; turkeys, J J Haggis, G W Trwiu, 11, I 1 +`'i $i =1 & [.ti 0 Turnbull ; gonna, J 3 Tlaggitt ; pekiu berry wine, flue W Wilke°, 1 1i Wise ; tomato wine, Mrs W Wilbee, 3 1i Wigs 1 elderberry 1 ' z[ Id rbetr wine, A1re,W Wilbee, W Y McCracken ; turn Mise tomato catsup, J 1i Wien, Mrn V e applejelly, W Arm• etron.,, Time 1) wide Je ; rhubarb jelly, Jus Evelio, etre W Wilhea ; raspberry jelly, Megglo D Shedden, Jae Beane ; jelly from any other fruit named, 3 K !Viso, Jae Evane; loaf home made bread, witita, Then Williemeou, J W E agar ; loaf home made brand, brown, Jan B vnes, be, Edger ar• keit oakNiJ ae Evans, Wm Armstrong ; W Armatrous, l)nnit d Malt:anon , oattueal oakee, D Mammon, W Armstrong ; chert bend, ➢ire 3 benkie, 1) McKinnon 1 oolleotion of otteeed Iraite in glass f ere, W Il MnCreolcen. Judge, W M Robinson, Wroxeter, MatinPnCIDFCe Doable farm harness, I 0 R:oharda ; Bingle boggy harness, A J Lowry, I 0 Richards ; nee handle,11 Close, 33 Gerry ; aolleetiOn of tinware, 12 pines, Gerry &• Walker ; oolleation of shelf hardware, Gerry & Walker. Judge, D Milne. Lnd tell, Work Tea nosy, worked iu silk, NIre Hanson, Mrs Zoeliner ; tea 0oey, worked in eye, let, Mre Zoeliner ; tea cloth worked in silk, Mre Bteveueon, Mre ZWiner 1 tea Moth, worked in oottoa, lure Hanson, Mre Zoeliner ; tray cloth, worked in silly, Mary Friendship, Mre Hanson l tray WWII, worked iu cotton, Mre Stevenson, Mre Zoelleer ; table oeutre piece worked in silk, Mise L B Fisher, Miry Friend. ship ; centre piece, worked in Cotton, Mre Zoeliner, Mies Fisher ; centre piece worked in bolting cloth, Mre Zoeliner. Mre Stevenson ; mount melliak work, Mrs Zielluer, !M'Iiee Fisher ; rope silk, Mise Fieber, Dire Hanson ; roman em• broidery, Mrs Zoeliner,Myrtle Living- ston embroider I Mrs B sten e , y Stewart, Mary Friendehip; Waliaohran embroidery, Mies Fisher, Mre Z tanner ; eiik embroidery on drawn work, ;;Mrs E Stewart, Mre Stevensou ; silk embroidery on battenburg, Miss Flatter, Mre Ban• non ; eyelet embroidery, Mre E Stewart, Aire Hanson ; abadow embroidery, Mre Zeiliaer, Mrs Hanson : embroidery, cot• ton or muslin, Moe E Stewart, Mre Zoel• leer ; embroidery, au worsted, Mre E Stewart, Mrs Steveuson; embroidery on silly, Mine. Fisher, Mrs Stevenson ; cote. pillow, embroidered on silk, Mary Frieudebip, Mre E Stewart ; sofa pillow, shadow embroidery, Mary Friend- ship, elyrtle Livingston ; Sofa pillow, eyelet embroidery, Mrs J Leckie, Mary Friendship ; eels pillow, batten• burp, Mary Friendehip, Mre Stevenson ; sofa pillow, bolting o ooh, Mre Stevenson, Myrtle Livingston ; nota pillow, patoh work, Mre J Leckie, Mre E Stewart ; drawn work Moth, Mre Bannon, Mre Steveneoo ; batten• _berg cloth, Mre Hanson, &Ilse Fisher ; paint laws, Mre Zoeliner, Mre Ranson ; Inde, honiton, Mre Steveneoo, Mise Fisher; teneriffe Inde, Myrt'e Livingston, Mrs J D Warwick ; oroabet work, cotton, Mre Stevenson, Mrs E Stewart ; aroobet work, wool„Miea Fisher, Mrs Zoeliner crochet he Bilk, Mrs Hanson, Myrtle Livingston ; d' Ieys, A'Ire Z)elluer, Mre Hannon ; oroohet table mate, Thee Davidson ; fancy knitting in cotton, Mrs E Stewart, Mre Stevenson ; fancy knit• ting in wool, Mrs E. Stewart, Mre J Leckie; fauoy toiletset, Mre Zoeliner, Mien Fisher ; fancy pfu ouebion, Mise Fieber, Mre Hannon ; bedroom slippers, Niro Hanson, Mies Fisher ; whisk holder, Mre Hanson, Mise Fisher ; toot stool, Mre E Stewart ; photo Frame; Myrtle Liviogeton, Mre Z ,elluer ; glove, band• kerchief aud wilier and ouff apses, Mrs Hanson, Mre Zoeliner; crochet quilt, Mrs J D Warwick, Mre E Stewart ; patchwork quilt, Mrs Zoelleer ; log cabin quilt, Mrs E Stewart, W H Mc. Oraokeu ; fanny quill, Mre Zoeliner, Mre E Stewart ; knitted quilt, Mre E Stew. art, Mies Fisher ; rag mat, Mre E Stewart ; etookinge, woollen, W II Mo• Oraaken, Mre Zoelleer ; etookinge, cot. ton, Mrs E Stewart, Mre Zoeliner; gooks, woollen, Mrs Stevenson, Mre Zoelleer; sacks, cotton, Mre E Stewart, Mies Pith. er ; woollen mite, W H 111o0raoken, Mise Fisher ; woollen gloves, Mre Zoeliner, W H Mo0raekeo; mat, booked, Mrs Han. eon, Mee E Stewart ; mat, sewed, Mre E Stewart ; beat aolleetion of ladies' fanny work, Mre Haneon, Mre Zoeliner, Mrs Stevenson. Judges, Dtrn Robinson, of Wroxeter, and Mre R D Cameron, Luoknow. Fire Arte Pyography , Dire. Hanson, 1 and 2 ; pea aud Ink eketohee, Mre. Hannon, Bert. Trainor ; peuoil drawing, Myrtle Living,. sten, Mre. Stevenson ; water actor land. scope oe marine, Mre. Hanson, Mre. Stevenson ; water color figures, Myrtle Liviogeton, Mre. Hanson ; oil painting landeoape or marine, Mrs. Stevenson, Mre. Hanson ; oil figures, Mre, 3, Leoltle, Mre. Hanson ; blank orayon drawing, Myrtle Livingston, Mre. Leolcie, ; oolor• ed oreyou drawing, Mre. Stevenson ; paint- ing on bolting cloth, Myrtle Livingston, Mrs. Stevenson ; painting on pottery or ohina, Mre. Stevenson]. and 2 ; painting on eiik or velvet, Mre. Stevenson, Martha A Smith ; painting an plaoquee or traye, Mre Benison, Myrtle Livingston ; painting on glees in oil, Mre Stevenson, 1 and 2 ; beet efhgle piece painted china, Mre Hanson, Myrtle Livingston. Judge -Mise Hiles, Kinottrdine. 1'toNere and ennuis Table baguet, Jae Evans; hand boquet, Mien Kelly, Jan Bvaaa ; button hole or dress bogaet, Mre J Leckie; Mine Kelly ; aolleution of out Sowers, Mien Kelly ; oolleotion of dabliao, W JS Mo0raoken ; pansies, Jae Blume, G A Deadman ; phlox drummendi, Jae Evans, W Arm. strong; nttere, Jae Evane, W Armetrong; stooks, W J3 Ma0raoken, W. Armetrong; petunias, Mies Kelly, W H 31o0raelcen; African marigolds, W H MoOraaken, Jae Evane; Frenah marigolds, wrong entry ; dinnthu,, Jae Evans, W H Mo• Oraoken ; balenme, Jae Evans, Mies Kelly ; zinnias, W Armetrong, W H McCracken ; gladiolas spikes, Jae Evans. W II leioOraolcen ; verbenas, Jae Evans, W Armetrong ; obryeanthemum, Jae Evans, W H Mo0raoken ; perennial phlox, W LI McCracken; doable holly. hooks, Mies Kelly, Jae. Evans; cooks - comb, Jae Evans, W Armetrong ; erne, mental fruits, 'Thos Davidson, Jas Dvane ; rosea, Mee Kelly, Jeri Evans ; varieties of outdoor flowers not Opacified in above !let Jae Evans, Mise Kelly beet oolleotion o[ foliage plante, Mies Kelly, Mre J Leckie ; beat oolleotion of /erne, D. MaKinnan, Mise Kelly ; beet floral novelty, Jas. Evane, Jndgee-Mise Dora Smith and as, Cameron, Children's Corithelllletin Boy's panmanehip, Willie Strachan, Vegetables Onion° from seed, red, W H Ma0raok• en, Wan. Artontrong; onion, from seed, yellow, W H Mo0raoken, Wm Arm• strong ; onion, from seed, giant roues, W H MoOraokeo, Geo Chapman ; oofone from top sate, W H MaUrnoken ; onions from dutch seta, W H Mc- Oraoken, Geo 1 Chapman ; top onion nets, W II MoOraoken ; dnteh Bete, Geo Chapman, W H Mo0raaknn ; potato 0n100a, Wm Armetrong, Jae Evans ; corn yellow Canada, Geo. Ohnp• man, 7,' R Bennett ; oorn. white flint, Geo Chapman ; torn, yellow dent, Geo Chapman, Wm. Armetrong ; oolleotion of corn, named varieties, W H MoOraok• en, Geo Chapman ; Winter cabbage, W ft MoOraoken, Geo Chapman, ; curled savoy, Geo Chapman, W H MOOraok• en ; red pickling onbbage, Geo Obep• man, W H MoOraoken; oanliSower,,Geo Chapman, W H Mo0raoken ; pumpkin, Yellow Field, Wm Armetrong, Geo Ohepman ; Pompkio, Mammoth, W H McCracken, Geo Chapman ; squash, W H MnUraokeo, Geo Chapman ; tomatoes, large, Mies Kelly, Jae Evans ; Plum or Cherry tomatoes, R Oloee, no number I Butter beans, T R Bennett, Jas Spelt ; White beano, E Garvin, J W Edgar ; any other variety of beans, W H lvlcUraolten, E Garvin ; oitrone, round striped, W H MoOraoken, Jae Evane ; water melone, W H Mo. Oracken, Won Armetrong; remelt. melone, W H McCracken ; 000umbers, W Armetrotlg, Jae Enos ; plants of oelery, white, W H MoUraoken ; planta of oelery, pink, W H 3100raoken ; heads sunflower, F S Soon, W II Mo• Uracken ; oolleation of garden prodae°, W H MoOraoken. Judge -11 R Sloan, Btyth, Dairy Produce Twenty.fivn pounds tab butter, home made, Wm, Armetrong, Jas. Evans, T, H Bolger ; table batter, W Armstrong, Geo, Kerr, Jae. W. Edgar, D, McKinnon, Mre, E, Stewart ; 50 pounds tsotary ahetet, colored, J,K Brown ; home made cheese, J. If, Wise, Thoe. Davidson. Judge, Wm. Robinson, Wroxeter, Ilottieelle 1lannntcteirea Flannel, Mee. M, P. Zoelleer, 1, K, Wiee ; pair blankets, Mre, E, Stewart, J. K, Wise I rag oarpot and woollen warp, 3.12. Wise, Minh Belly ; coanterpaoe, J. 1'i, Wiee, B, Wiee ; yarn, home span, W. EI. Mo0raoken, Mrs. Zoeliner ; spool. men of darning, Mrs Zoellner, Mrs Hemingway 1 maple 30500, W H McCracken ; maple molanees, W 11 MoOraeken, W Armetrong ; honey comb, G A Deadman ; honey, etrained or extrnoted, W Armetrong, G A Dead. matt ; one bottle grape wino, Mrs W Wilbee, W II Me0 woken; rhubarb wino, Kra P Boole, ,1 K Wiee; atom, ice' _.._...... 62/3 P'P CENT. tee"....neee---e--t'etet• and :opining Towne, the handy 11010 1-11 Mi o u0 !oblate, eo ploaoenb be telco, yet eo effeekiye, have given quick and lasting , relief [r m indigestion and Omit disagree- able fa ll feeing after eating. f to every. sad k d a e Mi•o-nn is 1 k Y where for 50 ciente, and ve poeitively guarantee to refund your money should you purobuee a boa and be dieentleffed with results, Write for free sample, addressing Booth's Mi•o.na, Box 977, , Buffalo, N, Y, Moro pupils attending than 000 year ago, Thie Speaks eloquently 0e to 0ttl• past work.. Wo patient° to meet the living demands of a progressive ago, Our Stonographere and Boolc- ltoepere delight the ureet modern, ex" acting oily 0111000. Day students attend night classes tree, Graduates piauett In good sit. nations, Now is the host time 50 en• ter the Wingham Business College ^ GEo. SPOTTON,Principal Jack Leckie, Paul Pugh ; girl's penman. ship, Edith Deadman, Dora Watson, Ellen Deane ; beet oolleotion of weeds with oommon and botanical names, Katie Deadman, Ellen Evans. Special. Wizen The Poultry Advocate, of Petrolea, eyeeial for the beet trio of barred rook chickens, Harry Ament ; Ryrie Broe' epeoial, a fine silver medal for the largest aud beet exhibit of cattle at the Fair, D Woe ; Ryrie Broe' silver medal for the speetiiast, aud t beet roadster cam exhibit. ed, J D Merrifield ; the Standard Bank, for the beat roadster, horse or mare, hitched to a buggy, owned and driven by a farmer ue farmer's son, 3 Miller, J Mm Olymonb; Metropolitan Bank, for the three best oolleotione of Winter apples, five of each, J W Edgar, Jae Speir ; Geo Thomson for roadster over 155 hands, ,1 Coulter, and ander 165 hands, J 1Liller ; J Leckie'e, for.i twenty five pounds of tub butter, W Armetrong, and Svc pounds of table butter, Wm Arm• Moog ; W H MoOraoken-Swede Turnipe, Wm Armetrong, Jag Speir ; long red mongols, 0 Turnbull, W Arm• strong ; and yellow giant intermediate mangele, 0 Tomblin, Wm Armetrong ; W II Kerr, for home made bread, Jae W Edgar ; and far five pounds of butter, Wm Armetrong, Wealth Depends 0n Good Blood Everyone who ueee Ferrozone bee good color and great vitality. Reason for this ie Ferrozone'e power to create nourishing blood. "I woe broken down had no strength end oouldu't eat" writes Mre. Chao, Benaey, of Moyne, Ont. "Aly nerves were irritable, I was thin blooded and continually unhappy. I tried Ferrozone. It gave me new energy force and vim. It brought me etrength- made me well." Greateet tonin and re• builder ever known is Ferrozone. Sold everywhere in 50o boxes, • WIZARD OF ST. JOSEPH PREDICTS BIG BOOM, Two Kingston eobool boys, who played truant, were eentenoed to a whipping by the Police Megiatrabe. Oue headrest and fourteen thousand claims, representing four million dollare, have been filed with the ligaidatoro of the York County Loan Company, She Wen 1YIId With !gala From Willow Creek, Ont., Mine E. Diegel writes 1 "A few yeare ago I was drenched with rain and got lumbago ; it was like a steel rod piercing my back, I also bad earaohe and was jest wild with pain. I applied batting soaked with Nerviline to my ear and robbed on Ner. viline for the lumbago. That rubbing relieved and in a few hours I was well, No other liniment could do this." It's the peuetratiug power of Nerviline that makes it euperior to ell other Ifnimante, Nothing hereto it, 26o at all dealers, Narelese M. Oaotin, the wizard of St. Joseph, the embryo Frenoh•Onnadiao oity on the shone of Lake Huron, down in the township of Hay, is still enthnei- aetie as to the future of the eo•ealled pity which bas been the puzzle and wonder of reeidento of the neighborhood for the past ten years. At present Mr. Oantin is working up a attuning factory for St. Joseph. He states that he hes secured 'D. Gardiner, manager for the past eeaeoo of the Ex. eter Canning Factory at Bt. Joseph, and that he is giving him what amonnte to a straight bonne of 810,000. This eon- eiets of the factory building, wbioh was at first need an a flour mill and later as a wine faot0ry, end also of the sawmill. Mr, Gardiuer'e idea le to form a joint stook oompany, and Mr. Cantin believes the looatton to be au ideal one for such an indaetry. Mr Oantin has in his packet petitions to the government for the completion of the dook at 50. Joseph, both from Mr. Gardiner and from a large number of Chicago capitalists who are interested finanoiatly in St. Joseph. At present the dock endo in water five feet in depth, and the petitions are for the government to commit it with the land. Mr. Contin wan In Goderiob recently in oonneotion with a Bale by the sheriff of hie interest in the hotel under an execution. Mr. Contin statea that the Bale wan a mere formality, that the judgment wag only for 8400 end that his reason in allowing the prcoeedinge to go on woe eimply for the pnrpoee of having the title to the property made olear, Mr. Cantle denies the reports that the hotel In falling into ruins and says ie fe in • firet,olaes shape. EAT WHAT YOU WANT. Science lids Now Firmed n True Way to Cure Indigestion. - _ t A few years ago, when a sufferer from indigestion went to a stomach specialist, the result was a rigid diet fiat that al• most menet starvation. By dint of the most patient expert• merits science has finally found oat that to make euro of good digestion you nhonld eat what year etomaob make for ; of sous°, tieing moderation. Bat the fleet thing to do in the ease of indigestion or ebome,oh weakness ie to strengthen the muscular walla of the etomaoh and inteetieee, so that they will ogre for the food that ie eaten, In no other way clan this be done . an well as by taking a Min na tablet be. fore each meal. Thio reetoree strength to the stomach munolee and stimulates the pouring apt of ga0trio jaioee, so that the food is digested readily and He nourishment retained id the eyetem to build up energy and vitality. Do not think the sick headache, heart. burn, bad tante in the month, coated tongue, spots before the eyes, eleepleeo• noes and the many other eyeepbome that Ore the direct result of indigealion, will go away of themsolveo, The etomaoh mneb be built up and strengthened by Minna, beloee yeti ran be well and Meting, free from enffering and distress. In many of the best home in Braeeele Snow is reported in Lake St, John die• triol, Quebeo. Thomas Berko, of North Bay, oom- mitted eeioide at Hnileybury by swallow- ing carbolic acid. Toronto will contribute 5500 towards the erection of n memorial at Brantford to Dr, Bell, the inventor of the telephone. Reclining Headacl>tes Do They Bother You ? You find lite a miserable affair beoauee you have beadaohea, but you have neither nausea nor are you weak -you know if you could only prevent headaobee you would enjoy perfect health. 80011 headaabee indicate a general lowered oondibiou, beoauee they arise from a general decay of the nervous eyetem. This depressed condition of the nervous eyetem has ite origin in the rednotion of the quality and quantity of the blood. The blood is thin, its coloring is redao• ed, it oonteine no nourishment. If you had used Ferrozone you would know how powerfully all the digestive and aeeimilative functions of the body are stimulated. Ferrozone does more -it °applies all the elemente that are essential to the re. building of the body -supplies the recon- structive forces that contribute to the formation of riot( red blood. You see, Ferrozone doesn't treat a symptom -it remedies a aeons -and that'e why a month'e treatment will ab- solutely remove every vestige of reoar. ring nervous headache. Nothing like Ferrozone to build you np, togive the reeerve of force, that happy health that oontribateeeo mnob to happiness and oontentment. Ferrozioe will make you feel like new, try it -sold by all drnggiete In 500 boxes. ALLAN MATL LINE TURBINE STEAMERS RS MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL an, ,,.,...anIle Friday, Got. 4 Nov 81 Yieoran " 000,1Noy, 001.010n;HowlOct•18 NovI 1 Virginian " Oct 24 Nov. 21 MONTREAL TO GLASGOW Pretorian ,,,Saila Thurodny, Oet. 9 Oet,8/ Grampian..,, ' Thursday, 000,10 Nov, 7 Skelton ,. e.8aile'1'huredny, Oot, 17 Noy.14 Joulaa Saila Thursday, Oot, 24 - For Battings, lista and 1011 information apply to W. 1/. 10Ellik, Agent Allan Line, Brussels, Bodmin Lime Works, BELGRAVE Is headquarters for First-claaa Lime. Write or Telephone A. Nicholson & Sons PROPRIETORS !'Will meet teams from a distance at Central Hotel, Brussels. Lige for Sale Just received a car load of No. 1 White Lime. D. A. LOWRY BRUSSELS. SALT Farmers or Storekeepers by coining to the Brussels Salt Works can get any kind of Salt they require. Gordon Mooney, Foreman, - Brussels. NATIONAL Roller Flour Mills Every good house -wife knows how necessary it is to have good Flour to make her Bread and Pastry palatable . White Loaf Flour possesses all the qualities that go to make a nice, white, spongy loaf. Once you have used this brand you will want none other, CHOPPING 5 CENTS PER BAG !All kinds of Feed kept constantly on hand. WM. & R A. PRYNE BRUSSELS A DANDY STOCK OF BUGS VUTE have an A 1 stock of Top Buggies, manufactured by the R. McKie Co., of Plattsville, and Wm. Dore & Co. of Wingham. The Workmanship through- out is First-class and prices are right, Don't fail to see them. Repairing, Re -painting and Trimming at- tended to in a workmanlike manner on short notice and at very reasonable rates. R. Francis Co. n Shop next to Town Hall, Brussels We also keep in stock the real Fleury Plow Points and the Frost & Wood repairs. Call and see no.