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t 101,11', 1110,11 I 1,1111olil, Andrew 1, 1111
0111 ; 11)1.1' c1111, 1111' 11 1,111114111, John
Crerar, O Turnbull &Sou, ; mare colt,
A Lamont, 1' Stewart ; 3 year old geld•
ins or filly, le, J. Sanderson 1 & 2, Wal-
ter Yuill ; 2 year old 0 Iv, Witl. Snell',
A Lamour ; 1 year 0 4 filly, leen Crer-
ar; 1 year nit( gelding. Minot) Lowe;
:;pan tlgr(eu11nral horse(, las. tlemler-
sun. Whiter y„ i11, 11 I1. '1'uvi„r : 'twirl 11
stakes, Rt, I. Sau11,-te:lu,
Heavy Draught -Brood Mete ('111111
Mau bred, lllevtllg raised teal 111 nems,
1. G. Speer, 1'. Stewart ; 1'egiaici1111
breed 0l ere, having raised Coal in rem,
Archie Hislop, Lorne N'chol ; horse
colt, 1', Stewart ; mare colt, A. Hislop,
Lorne Nichol ; 3 year old gelding or
tillvs W Grieve ; 2 year 0111 1111y, Wel rieve ;
e year old gelding, A Yttill ; yearling
filly, \V. Grieve ; yearling gelding, A
Ynet ; ile:lel' draft unit(, 1)alcscnt Bros
W Grieve ; sweepstakes. Dickson terns.
Judge—J F Brownlee
Roadsters -131.00d mare, h11vieg raised
foal 10 rem, J 11 Ovens, A Yuill ; horse
or mare colt, A Yuill ; 2 year old filly or
gelding, A G Bishop ; buggy horse, 15J
bands high and over, ei Gilmore, B 8
Stephenson, W Gilmore ; buggy horse,
tinder lee bands high, J. H, Galbraith,
\V Coulter. Wm Mason ; roadster team,
R Stephenson, W Holman ; sweep-
stakes, J H Galbraith.
Carriage—Carriage span, 16 (lands
high, J Weir ; single carriage horse, W
R Cruikshank, Frank Powell ; sweep
stake, W R Cruikshank,
judge—R l Kerr.
PI' R. BRI D CA'rrl.ii
•
Short Borns—Bull, 3 years arid over,
j G Speir ; bull, 2 rents del, A Ilislop ;
hull, one year old, 0 Turnbull & Son ;
in(Ich cote, 4 years or over, A Hislop,
Wm Armstrong, O Turnbull & Sou ;
11111011 cow, under 4 years, A Hislop r &
2. 0 Turnbull & Sou ; 2 vent old heifer,
O Turnbull & Son, A Hislop ; r year
old heifer, 0 Turnbull & Son r & 3,
G Speir ; bull calf, 0 Turnbull & Son,
1 G Speir 2& 3; heifer calf, 0 Turn-
bull & 8011 1 & 2, J G Speir ; herd of
short borne, J G Speir, A Hislop, 0
Turnbull & Soo ; best female any age.
O'I`nrnbull & Sou ; best male any age.
J ti Speir,
jerseys—Cate, A McCluskie.
Grade cattle—Milch cow, dairy 1G'ain,
John Crerar , 11241011 cow, beef strain,
\Vm. Speir. Juo Crerar; 2 year old
heifer, W Yuill 1 & 3. Joe, Arnrfuroug ;
r year old heifer, 0 Turnbull 1& 2, 3 0
Speir ; 1 year old heifer, Jno Crerar, 0
Turnbull & Son 1 & 2, j G Speir;
year old steer, Juo Crerar, W Yuill, 1 G
Speir ; steer calf, W Yuill, Jno Crerar
2 & 3 ; heifer calf, W Yuill, Juo Crerar,
O Turnbull & Son ; fat cow or heifer
over 2 years, W Yuill, juo Crerar 2 &3 ;
fat steer, \' Yuill, jos Armstrong,
Judge—J G Thompson.
SBEEP
Leicesters—Aged rate, J S Cowan, R
J Sanderson ; shearling ram, it J San-
derson 1 & 3, 1 S Cowan ; ram lemb,
1 8 Cowan 1, 2 & 3 ; ewe, two shear and
over, J 8 Cowan, 12 J Sanderson 2& 3;
shearing ewe. It J Sanderson t & 2, J
S Cowan : ewe lamb J S Cowan, R J
Sauderson 2& 3; pen, 1 S Cowrie, R J
Smldersnu 2 & 3.
Downs—Aged ram, Jas Connell,
Knox Bros, W G Ross ; shearliog ram,
Jas Connell, Knox Bros, W G Ross;
ram Iamb, Jas Connell 1 & 3, W G
Ross ; ewe, two"shear and over, Knox
Bros, las Connell, W Vuill ; sbearling
ewe, Jas Connell, 1 & 2, Knox Bros ;'ewe
lamb, Jas Connell I & 2, W G Ross; pen
Jas Counell 1 & 2, Kuox 13ros.
Dorset—Ram lamb, Wilford Long,
ewe lamb, Wilford Long,
Judge—J G Thomson.
- PIGS
Berkshire—Boar, under 1 year and
over 6 months, J S Cowan ; boar, ander
n mouths, J S Cowan 1& 3, J G Speir 2;
sow one"year aid over, J 8 Cowan ; sato
under 1 year and over 6 months, 1 S
Cowan ; sow under 6 months, J S Cow•
1411 x& 2, 3 (1 Speir 3, Pen J S Cowan,
Yorkshire—Hoar, i year and over, J (4
Speir.
1`amworth—Boar, t yes( and over,
Will Grieve ; boar, uu(ler r year and
over 6 mouths, Wm Grieve 1 2 & 3 ;
sow, one year and aver, Wm Grieve;
sow, t year and over 6 mouths, Wm
Grieve; sow, tinder 6 mouths, Wm.
Grieve 1, 2 & 3 ; pen, Wm Grieve,
Judge—J G Thomson, •
POULTRY
Barred rock, old, Jas Jackson 1 & 2 ;
barred rocks, Tering, Knox Bros, Ronne -
berg Bros ; rocks any other vat•(e.54, J
Jackson ; white wyaudottes young,
James Jackson ; wyaudottes, any
other variety, old and young, Ron-
neberg Bros 1 & 2 ; Rhodelslaud Reds,
old, W S Scott, Knox Bros ; R I Reds,
young, Ronueherg Bros 1 & 2 ; games,
old and young, las Jackson ; old white
Leghorns, Ronneberg Bros, 1 G Spelt' ;
young whiteLeghorus, Ronneberg i3ros,
G Speir and old
a young bre. Leg
n Le -
horns,W S Saott l & 2 ; any oiler verb
ety Leghoras, old, Ronneberg Bros, les
jackson ; any other varie y young Leg-
horns, Ronneberg Bros , & 2 ;• Minute
CAS old andg oun t
ffi
v
(tot caber Bran '
,
old o ( AUCOnaa,J144 Jackson, Speir '
j G
young Anoonaa WS Scott r & 2 old
Orpiugtons, Ronneberg Bros; young
Orpingtons, Ronneberg Bros t & 2;
young Hamburgs, Jas Jackson : old
geese, Ronneberg Hros ; young geese,
Ronneberg Bros r ,& 2 ; old ducks, Ron-
neberg Bros 1 & 2 ; pigeon collection,
,•
P Stewart Mien clucks, las Jackson,
Judge --Walter Rose.
MANUFACTURES
Single buggy harness, I C Richards,
GRAIN
ar .tie, e• 1) 'i nruleni& Sem 1; 1.
R 141,1:: id j 11 ;.:.:-.r 1
1utt✓r - 4.11 134*✓Iher
I'Itil11`
Baldwins, J O Speir, Mrs W Alder.
SDI) ; (+'amuse, Wm McInnes, A Yuill ;
King of 'Tompkins Co, J G Seco, I'
Stewart ; Mann, J G Speir L '1`1111011 1
Northern Spies, Jas Jackson, M's lr
N101401 ; R 1 (xreeuiugs, J'a Arneeroug,
MIs Frank Nichol ; Gulden l(us;ets,
Mrs Frank Nichol, Walter Yuill , 141en•
11100 Pippins (Fall) J G Spelt ; I't,imatu
ew111),, ! a:+ AIul411olne, Wallet 1'0111 ;
orderer, Jab Jackson, I (1 Siren ; Weal
thy P Sletvart, J;le (30reess ; Aleeernl-
er, Jas let'k,on. '1' Ketfn' ; leih5lun Pip-
pins, W Ynill, J G Speir ; Colverta, 1.
Terrell, Jas Armstrong; Roxhu'y'Rus.
set, W R Broadfeot, Mrs F N (*hot ;
Cannula Red, 1 G Speir ; Failawater,
Mr;: Prank Nichol, J Crerar ; Graven-
etein, Glace Siewarl. J (1 Speir ; maid-
en's (411111, Mrs le Nichol • Pernveulc,•e.
J is Jstcksou, A 1'u(II ; Ren Dever, Jas
Armstrong. 1 (4 bp'ir ; Wagner. A
Vulll, J es J minion ; 214•00 Pippins, J G
Speir, W Yuill ; Crabs, Howard Ban,
A Lamout ; varieties OF Winter apples,
J G Speir, Mrs 1e Nichol ; vari. "r4* of
Fall Apples, J G Speir, Mrs F N cbol ;
apples any named variety not it: above
list, J G Speir, A McClnskie ; Fa11 Pears
Mrs D Robb ; Winter Pears, I G Speir,
A'Vein ; Plums, any variety, J G Speir,
Mrs I C Richards; Varieties of Plums,
Mrs I C Richards, J Armstrong ; ('luster,
of Grapes, Howard Hall, Jas Jtcksou.
Judge—Rev Geo W Tebba, Burlington,
ROOTS AND HOED CROPS
Early potatoes, Chas, Pope, Jno.
Urel ay ; hire potatoes, Jno Overate .1
I-( Hoover ; endlention of pntatoea, Jno
Overate R J. Hoover, Knox 13roa ;
Swede ulen(p4, of 1.'(ve, Jets Jackson ;
white field carrots, 0 Pope, Jag Jack•
son ; Itltlinghatn carrots, R J Hoover,
\V Yuill ; early linen oat't'nte, Mee J 1)
Warwick, R .1 Hnnver ; long blood
beets, Ins Jackson ; blond Inerd
beets, Jae Jackson, \V Yuill ; Pate
snips, Mre J D Warwick, Jas Jackson ;
winter radishes, Jas Jackson ,• sugar
marigolds, P A McArthur, R L 'Tay-
lor ; marigold wir•zels long red, le .1
Baeyer, '1' Milieu; long vellnw man -
golds, J H Hoover T Keifer ; yellow
globe marigolds, R J Hoover, '3'Kef-
fee ; red glnbe marigolds, '1' Keefer.
Judges ---le 8 Scott, and R \V Living.
Stott.
VEGETABLES
011(0118 red, Win Armstrong, Mra 3
D Warwick ; yellow onions, Mrs 3 1)
Warwick ; onions from Dutch Sets,
i Orerar, 0 Pope ; Dutch Sete, Mrs le
Nichol ; potato °dons, jos .Jackson,
IV S Scott ; Yellnw Canada corn, T
Keifer ; White Flint earn, Jas Jack-
son ; Yellow Dent encu, 0 Turnbull
&Son, J I3 Hoover ; stalks of Fodder'
corn, '1' Miller, J 1•LHoover ; collet).
thin of corn, J Jackson ; curled savoy,
J Jackson ; whiter' cabbage, O;Pope,
errs I 0 1J:icharda ; red pickling cabbage
0 Pope ; oanliflnwer, 0 Pope, Jas Jack-
son ; yellow field pumpkin, Jas Jack-
son, J Ovet'tte; mammoth pumpkin,
,Ins Jacksons ; squash, '1' Reiter, Jae
Burgess ; urge tomatoes, Mrs t 0
irhlu'ds, 0 Pope ; plum o' Cherry
tomatoes, W S Scott, Airs I 0 Rich-
ards ; black butter' berms, R J Hoover,
A Lamont ; large white beans,
Mrs D Robb, A Lamont ; any other
variety butter beans, T Keifer, Mrs D
Robb ; small white beaus, H Hall, R
Hoover ; any other variety beans.
1' Keifer ; 101111(1 striped citrons, 0
Pope, 3' Jackson ; long California cite
l'011% J Jackson ; watermelons, L
Th1e11, J Jackson ; muskmelons, J
Jackson ; cucumbers, 3 S Cowan, R J
Hoover. ; white celery, Mrs D Robb,
Dr 3 G1'teve ; heads of sunflower, W
S Scott, J H Hoover ; collection of
garden produce, J Jackson, Mrs 14'
Nichol,
Judges—F S Scott and It Livingston.
DAIRY PRODUCTS ill
5 pounds table butler, Howard Hall, z(
8 McKinnon, W McInnes ; 111 pound,
butter, \Ver. McInnes.
.1111150—\V G Neal, Walton.
DO,1E8'110 MANUIOAI'U[3.i;S
Croohet quilt, Aire J D Warwick, Le
Dr Grieve ; knitted quilt Dr Grieve, • ev
Are, 11 \V Tamblyn ' pa1c11 work LI
quilt, lurg'l'tuublyn, Dr Grieve; log 1r
(m1)111,4111116 De Grieve MIS Tamblyn ; (t)
fancy 'quilt, 11 Livingston, Do Grieve ;
knotted or 'meted quilt, 1111, J D War- M.
wink, Win Ai'metrolg ; counterpane, , 14
A;tleuzies, AtargaretArnellt; hooked et,
coat, Annie eteez(115 ; mail's working LI
shirt, home made, Annie Menzies, A an
Yuill : man's pair of fine wool ha ncl-
made socks, 1211,5 Talnblyf, Atlllie mens- sic
zies ; man a pair of cotree wool haunt( Li
made socks, DI Grieve, T Keifer ; mop- ate
le syrup, 1. 1'huell, O'1.'urnbull & Sou
grape wine, Mrs W [3, Ander,c , , 1V Dr
S Scott ; rhubarb wine, Mra J U War- to
wick, Al Amen).; raspberry wine, Mrs vii
D Robb, Mrs %V H Anderson ; elder'- lett
berry wide, Mrs le Nichol, Mrs J D bur
Warwick ; tomato catsup, Jas Jack- B S
son Arra 3 D Warwick ; sweet.cuonul- Lev
her pickles, Jno (Jrelar, Jas Jaekann ; chi
Mustard pickles, John Orertt', Al ng
Aurora ; Chili saner', W S Scott, Mrs col
Ino Bt 1 t
titlt
U0 orange 8 11111
y 1C11a1t
6 111,3
143
D
Gt10ve 71
6
1sDRobb apple ole jelly,J
Ars D Robb, T Keifer grape jelly, A ban
Ynlll, Wm.Armstrong raapbetry
jelly, ens Muldoon, ales J 1) \Varwlnit ;
eollect(oil canned fruits, A Yuill, 0145 '1
A eteDonald , home-made hard soap, 11e1(
Imes J T) Warwick, Dt Grieve ; 8 attic- Ste
les food suitable for a working man's of 0
supper, 4408 PNichol, Dr Grieve, Lome 40(0
Nichol, Wo
Judges—errs S A Snell and Nrrs J D Ann
miller.
1114*
BAKING Pet
Loaf *1i' home-made broad, John \V4*
reran', A, Lamont; horn\-nlacle leob
Mad, brown Mts. Geo, liner, Mra. Gra
no, 1allantyne ; 1um1e•rnade bread, Ph1
'remit, A. Ynili, \WVnt, McInnes; Coc
ins, Mra W Alderson, Wm .Aral- lulls
roig • tea biscuits, P A McArthur, Ste
4V' ItMoses ; dark fruit cake, Wm Nag
tenstrong, A'Vuill ;White fruit cake 4- nolle
Yuill, hire D Robb 1 layer cake, beet
:,'Inu•r', All (4 Beid,, .In,. 1:,114
1,11011 *treed, a\ letim,it, All• 11 11:,1
ill •
ripple fee, \ 'i 0111, Aho- It ;Il 1111" „.r•
flmod1 f411 1;0 \li•it`
icker l , lemon pie, In est " 111
W Allier +'n ; tart pie, Aire .\ ', 1111,
Or Grieve ; rangy, home )rade, A1ri
1) Robb ; beet variety baking from I
batch dough, Mee 1✓ Nichol, A \'udU,
Ales eV Alderauu.
.fudge—Geo, P. Cardura, Seaforth,
LADIES' WORK
Collection ladies' [runty work, el
)1.utenl, Mrs'('luublyn, Al Livingston ;
embroidereder 11 clack (loth in 1,olt.ml,
AI Amen*, Aerie- elenzlc, ; Metcrncbel• IIa11Ah *'11411, 110, 11111111,400,
Jtnn,Ie Shuldiee; balteuhurg 010th,
Aire 411ublyn, M. Livingston ; drawn.
work cloth, Mrs Tamblyn, AI hiving-
sf.on ; sill n((le1'ed tray cloth in eat.
inn, Mrs Muldoon, Al Ammo,; cul•
beoidered
'1111 * *'e 114441211 In silk, M Liv-
ings(nn, Airs, li S, Sent(: linen eeitr0
olive with (*'oche( bcrdel, 121,'s HarveyHoover, AVNs fella Ryan ; wnhreidered
101(4(" 1(1144 (n 114411,41, 11 A1crnl,
\V .1 Savage ; 1.111 I,,'oidt't'ed (ell( I'4)
piece in dark linen, 11 Ament, Alta LV
J Savage ; embroidered table set,
centre tray and two dnillies, Annie
Menzies, -Ameut ; cloth trod 0
serviettea, Mrs, Trtmhlyn ; single piece
fancy needle work, Mrs Savage, 1r
Livingston ; knitted sweater coat
hand made, Mr's Tamblyn, 11 .Living-
ston ; embeoiderecl Mount 1fel1ick
work, AILivingston, bice 13 S Seolt ;
anibrn(dere(1 Roman, Al:' LivIngeton,
Mrs. Savage ; embroidered i-Icdlbn,
Mrs Savage, At Amen( ; embroidered
1-Iarda nger, b
M Anent, Mrs 'lhlnhlyn ;
ernbrnideeed Wallaehain, Mrs Tam-
lyn, 1( Livingston ; emin-oideeed
French beading, A Menzies, 11
Amens ; eulbrol(lered shadow, 11 Liv-
ingston, hies Tarnblyn ; embroidered
cross MrsTnmblyn, Al Living-
ston ; embroidered punch, Al Arnent,
Mr's Savage ; embroidered French 0r
aolid, 117 Livingston ; Commotion
brah(3work, 11 Amenl, Aire 'l'a111141 l :
1.0,110.11(111t work, hies Muldoon, Mrs Savage; Irish mouton, Af Livingston,
Mrs Taulblyn ; fancy knitting in (*nt-
ton, Mrs Tamblyn, Dr Grieve ;
crochet work in cotton, lefts Tanllyn,
Al Livingston ; 1r eliet work in wool,
A( Liv(ngst111, Mrs Savage ; ernehet 1
work in silk, Al Livingston, efts
Savage ; lace, 11nn(tnn or point, Mrs
Savage, Mrs Terribly ti • hire Tener(tl'e,
sR J Hoover, Harvey Hoover, Mrs
Warwick ; Bead necklace, Velma
a' Hoist ; school exhibits, Oollection to
I, I consist of Asters, Pansies, Sweet Peas
n . Carrots, Onions, (Dutch seta,) Par-
ti Hoover (Wai11211 Potatoes Schoobeets,
)etChldien Harvey
work under 13 years—three button-
, holes, Mrs W H Anderson ; hem-
s' stitching, Mrs W H Anderson ; plain
1I hemming, Mrs W H Anderson, Plo-
d rence Oliver. ; darning, F1o1'ence
A.1 Oliver, Mfrs Anderson ; patching, Mrs.
Anderson ; best dressed doll, Florence
s- Olivet',
Judge, Mrs. Ellis,
SPECIAL PRIZES
a The Bank of Nuva Scotia, best horse
lila B S Scott ; sofas pillow, embrnitl
Ales \Vtu'wiok, Airs Muldoon ; fame
ah(rt %must, Mrs '1'lttnblyn ; child
f4tncy dress, hand made, M Livia
sten, 1I Arnent; lady's fancy apro
el Azimut, Mrs Savage ; fancy colla
and cutis, 1lre. Savage, M Livungstor
tatting, AI Livingston, Mrs Harv.
Hoover ; timid -made hluulkeechiefs,
Ament, t1r Liviegstou ; fancy uncle
waist, Ars 13 el Scott, 1I Ament
best idem of kitchen apron, A 1Ienzie
Mrs Warwick ; laundry bag,
Ament, hire. Savaee ; embroiders
tea cosy in eyelet, M Livingston,
Menzies ; tea cosy any kind, Mr
Muldoon, 111 s H S Scott. ; sofa pillow
shadow eulbroidel'y, Dr Grieve,
Yuill ; sofa pillow. batLenburg, 111
3140 Ballantyne, 111 L(vingeton ; Sof
pillow, hand painted, 17 Livingstre
R.G315 »Deere rine' leille13104&k 1B°
tijfy,ttedeele le felerrHlii;k
k GLL.OW8I)
Marty pel?4ini contend that there, is
no sero remedy for Rheumatism, 8ciat•
ice., Neuralgia, Lumbago, Neuritis, or
their kindred disee0el, hilt don't be
biased: draw your own conclusions
from the proof submitted.
Over two years ago. William Nesbitt,
of 113 Jain St., Toronto, Ontario, wee
attacked by Rheumatism. Air. Nesbitt,
WA., .13 veer, of nae al flit. tinge mid lie
Ira1•r1 1 ho word.. Afire tiling many
reinedu's and prra'rt'IplIi1111 wdhn01 u1n-
taining relief hr took a fiends advice
and used 1'1mpke4ol's Rheumatic Cap-
sules. Result—to-day Mr. Nesbitt says,
"He hasn't lost a day's work since nor
fears Rheumatism any more."
Mr. Nesbitt gives 1St entire credit for
his recovery to T,R.C:S Profit uy his
experience. 'fry them.
Ask your Druggist or write us ter Our pew
booklet; ,tis Interesting and costa you nothing
('I'empletonst 142 ging West, Toronto). We
mull r.a,C. s anywhere on receipt of $1.04.
Sole agent in Brussels, JAS. Fox, Druggist.
Warwick ; Geranium in -pot, red,
Grace Stewart, Mrs Warwick ; collec-
tion Zinnias 4 or more coors, 11
Anent, Mrs Warwick ; Snapdragon
collection, Al Ament, Mrs Harvey
Hoover ; Geranium in pot, white,
Grace Stewart, Mrs A McDonald ;
Geranium, any other, Mee 1Varwick ;
collection of Dahlias, 1I Arnent, 131rs
\Varwick ; collection Foliage plants
(Begonias and Coleus,( Grace Stewart,
Mrs Warwick ; collection of Ferns,
Mrs, \Varwick ; collection potted
plants, Mea Warwick ; Fuschia in
bloom, Mrs. Warwick ; collection of
Geraniums, Mrs Warwick ; hanging
basket, Ai Ament, Mrs. Warwick ;
Horticultural Society Pelee for best
collection of flowers and plants by
one exhihiter, Mrs Warwick.
Judge ---Rev. (i \V Tebbe, Hurl -
CHILDREN'S COMPETITION
Boys under 12. Bird houses, 0
Turnbull & Son, Mrs, Warwick ; best
enlie41(0n of Weeds, mounted on card-
board %vial common and botanical
names, notnpetitnrs must. he under
15 years, 141 PH Warwick .T G Speir;
collection of seeds of common weeds
1+ and buggy ontned and driven by a
red In clerk liueu, Mrs Savage, rl\irs
B i e
Tamblyn ; sofapillowin eyelet, Mrs,
Muldoon, Mrs Warwick ; Aster and
Ba4ldur embroidery, M Arnent, A
Yuill ; table runner in dark linen, AT
Anoint, Mre Tamblyn ; Bean & Wood
bead embroidery, M Ament ; half-
dozen table napkins initial, MIS 11x1•
door, A Menzies ; Irish crochet bag,
A Menzies, 1r Livingston ; fancy work
bag, Al Ament, Mrs Savage ; oochet
table mats, A Yuill, Mrs Tamblyn ;
fancy pin cushion, 11 Armen., M Liv-
ingston ; hand -made baby bonnet,
Mrs Juo Ballantyne, 11 Ament; bed-
room slippers, ,Mrs Tamblyn, Dr
Grieve ; pair of fancy towels, -A Men-
zies, M Ament; pair of pillow case8,
Mrs Savage, M Ament ; set oe under-
wear, A Menzies, M Livingston ;
ght-dress with crochet yoke, A Alen -
es, Al Ament ; bed sot of pillow Ca9@9
and sheet, M Ament, MI L(vingsLol),
Judge --1411s. le, 3. Ellis, Orlulgeville,
PINE ARTS
Oil 'minting, Mrs 13 S Scott, Al Liv-
iilgseon ; Marine, Ales 13 S Scott, 11
v1ngaton ; fiolVers, 11 LlvingsLoo ;
nit, 11 Livingston ; animal life, let
v(ngseon, Mrs Savage ; portrait,
Livingston, Mrs Savage ; water
nor—landscape, 1I 1.1vingsLon, 1r's
S Sault ; tutu hie, Alt's, .l3 S Scott,
es'J'anlhlyn ; flowers, M L(vingstol,
es Savage ; animal lire, Ar Living -
n1 ; 1(11141 1(4, Mrs, 13 S Scott, M
viugslol ; crayon drawing Meek
d white, Al Livingston, 1h's B S
ort ; pen and 11114 sketch, M LiO ng.
in, Mrs Tamhlyu ; pencil eketoh, M
vingslon, Mee Storage ; collection
Memo photos, 11 Amen le Mrs Tomb-
' , collection hand painted ohiult,
Grieve, T ICoffer ; hand painted
tett set Dr Grieve ; hand painted
SP, 'll Keifer ; collection pierced
ss, M Ament, M Livingston ; piece
1(t wotl( on wood, M Anent, Mrs
Scott pastel, Mrs B S Scott M
ing9tnn ; single piece hand painted
114* realistic, De Grieve, 1Id's Sav-
e; singie piece hand painted china
)veutiolttl, Dr Grieve, Mrs, Say
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FLOWERS AND PLANTS
able baguet, Grace Stewart, 8arat
1 1111011 ; hand boquel„ Grate
wart, Mrs 10 Richards ; collent(0n
0t' flowers, 1i Ament, Mrs Wor-
k ; Pansies, Mrs D 'Robb, Mee.
rwiok ; phlox 1)1'uulmondi, M
ant, Dr Grieve ; Asters, le Oliver,
Warwick ; Stocks, Mrs \Vartviek ;
nnias, Mrs Warwick, Mee 1) Robb;
alms, 0e Grieve ; Balsams, Mrs
Alclereon ; Gladiolus spikes, Mrs .1)
b, Mrs Harvey Hoover ; Verbenas,
00 Stewael., 1)r Grieve : Perennial
ox, Mrs 1) Jtohb Howard 111411
ksoolnbs, 11 Amt al, Mee I 0 I4ieh-
; collection Sword, Peas, Grace
wart, Mee Warwick ; collection of
Methane, 11 Ament, 11 Hail fe
()tion of Roses, 141re Warwick
floral novelty, M Ainenty Aire
White Pall wheat, P McCall ; red Fgil 0
Wheat, Jas Burgess ; 6 rowed barley, It h
i,'i'aylo',Leslie '1.'huell, R 1 Hoover; J
2 rowed barley, R J Hoover, Leslie of
'I`huell ; white oats, ht le 'l'sylor. Au- b
(grew Lamont, it 1 Hoover ; small pees, sl
P McCall, J G Speir, T Keifer ,, ti(0tby
seed, "Phos Miller; clover seed ret, I H A
hoover 1 aislke clover, Thos, Miller ; A
farmer or farmer's son being resident
in the townships of Grey'or Morris, II
Speiran, W Hemingway.
The Standard Bank, best exhibits of
cattle, 3,0 Spoil', A Hislop, 0 Turn-
bull & Son.
J T Wood, beet pair any kind of
sheep, Jas. Connell, 3' 8 Cowan ; best
pen, Jas,Oollnelh
Geo. Thomson, best 2 loaves of
home-made bread, .Tao. Crerar,
Jas, Ballantyne offers $1.00 as 2nd
prize for home-made bread, Wm.
A1'utserong,
Downing Bros, beet collection of
poultry, Ronneberg Bros,
W H Kerr, best two:loaves of home-
made bread, Jno Orerar ; Tien Pose*
for best 3 lbs. of butter, T Keifer.
Wilton & Gillespie. best 21ottves of
brown -bread, Mrs Geo Kerr, Mrs Jno
Ballantyne. .
A Steachan, best collection Asters,
1i Anent,
Walker & Black, 1'0' lady winning
most 1st peizes (n ladies work, M
A men t,
Jas Fox, winner greatest number of
1st prizes in flowers, Al Auleta.
Sala Weinstein, best fleece wool on
sheep exhibited, Jas. Connell.
Stewart Bros., for best 10 lbs dairy
hatter, divided, Wm McInnes, Mos
Geo Kerr, Mrs W Alderson.
Jos Querrin, for best 10 lbs butter,
Wm. McInu es.
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of bred flora Dinemee none, Jiro
(Jeeut, TKt'tfer.
W A Gu'war, for pencil sketch of
Agricultural Hall, Wesley er1Cut.
eheon, Sadie 2teNnir.
Dt''1''1' stellula ulcers $5 (A) for beat,
essay 110 Old Boys' Re -union, not to
exceed 5110 worth, open to Brussels
Public School pupils intend rig those
who tele,411y passed len 10auct'. 21,d,
$3 by .1m1 (i'erguerm ; 244 $1 by V
Sirleln11, t,nrgalel. 1Vi1:,M,, Witt F1(11
el, Willie tlitchell.
11 S '34,4,, mare el Eerie, 1. 8 Se11.1,
Dr H'urtil(."u 41,4,1 3t 131,10k offered
prizes 411'84 $3 $2 and 51 fat' best. essay
on Old Hoye' Reunion, not 111 exceed
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the building recently vacated
by S, Oartet, and have fitted it
up 3or a modern grunge,
\Ve Etre ready to attend to all
repairs, a specialty being made
of Tires, having taken a special
coura, in dealing with Rubber,
&a.
Supplies of Gasoline and 011-
always on hand,
WI' 140'0 agente toe the well
known Overland Cat.
Agents for Renfrew Crean(
Separators.
Gas Engines and Tractors.
Chevrolet and McLaughlin
0141.9.
If you 11000 trouble with your
Oat' or require anything in nut'
lino give as a call. \Ve guaran-
tee aatiafaelion at reasonable
rates.
Harris & Little
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"A Joan of Arc Machine"
HE withstood everything in the field and
above all was, and still is, the last and
onlycar to surviveuntil 1
nil the cessation of
hostilitie-Extract from letter received by
Ford Motor Company Irorn a lritieh Soldier,
in Africa.
Over she -torn roads, through water soaked fields, second
only to the tanks in its ower
to climb debris and crater holes,
the Ford ear made a world famous record in the fighting area
of the great war. In press despatches, in field reports, in
letters, in rhyme and song the praises of the Ford were sounded.
In France' - '700 cars out of 1,000 were Fords
In Italy- - 850 cars out of 1,000 were Fords
In Egypt - 996 cars out of 1,000 were Fords
In Mesopotamia 999 cars out of 1,000 were Fords
The Ford power plant that established this world-wide record
in every theatre of the war remains ,the same. It will be in
the Ford you buy.
Ford Runabout 6G10. 'iburintr 0100. on Open mndcls.1ha e'Ieetrl0 nutlet; •1(4
I,14;hting (equipment is bpm extra.
7",00011714. seal.; 61,17:, blurted ;Endo( preen theta& Sleets*: 111artlna And LIgL11nee
Fiquiptu•un. Demountable rl,us, Urn car,7er, and 000.1,1(14* tires meat. as optional
equt uamt un owned cars only at 121, extra. These prices aro I. n. b, Ford, Ont, and do
not Include War Tax.
nut/only Genuine Ford Parts. 700 Canadian Dealers 126
and over 2,000 Sert'i"e Gera5e6 align(. them.
S. Carter, Dealer, Brussels
School pupils, otll•iel Hoover, 21111ger-
et .(tuunders, Sadie 2(0Nuir, Vera Hall.
35114 Kathll;SO Wilton for hest reap
of Htn•on County, marking townships.
towns and villages, open to ronin LI
pupils, Herbert Stretton.
Miss Flo, Buchanan, hest sunflower,
enll3(110d to pupils of Primary room,
Scut( Burchill and Barrington Gilroy,
Hiss A Geddes, fm best Union Jerk,
painted by pupils of room 111, Orval
Whitfield.
Ur White, for barred rocks, Knox
Bloc.
J. O. Habkirk, for buggy horse, 3 H
Galbraith.
\V S Scott, fol hest pair chickens,
any variety, \V S. Scott.
Beaker a ler Bros', for best fat heifer, Jos
Armstrong.
FALL FAIRS
Chesley ..,. . . Oct. 8.9
Dungannon ........Oct, 2.3
Drayton. ..... ..... ..... .. ,Sept, 30, Oct. 1
Corrie
Oct. 4
Ham'sum .Sept. 25-26
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T.neknow ,. .....................Sept. 25-26
?delver ton .........................Sept. 25 26
Palmerston ..........................Oat. 7 8
Tavistock Sept. 29.30
1'eeswatel' Sept. 30, Oct. 1
\\'Ingham , .....Oct. 8.9
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I1tlt.:'•s'pcnce Records Prove
�. I �y �a�ercZ.te
Dri ging Increases Death -rate 35%
FE Insurance figures prove that the excess of deaths among moderate
Ie
drinkers over abstainers runs from 11 %% oy
to 7�
, o , n It is the business
of Life Insurance Companies to know the risks a man takes when he
uses liquor. These Irsilrants men have no theories to prove and no
doctrine to preach. Their figures are as cold as ice, and they make you
pay for the risks yc'u run. To them it is simply business --a matter of
dollars and cents. But to you it is a matter of life and death.
Actv1. Arlal Cos spark s i of Death Records
Anes 'ratul Abstainers
20.30 4,221
30-40 4,211 '
40-60 (1,2,16
50-60 l "6
60.70 21,0.8
Moderate Drinker. Excess Death,, Among
Moderate D,4nkera
4,1,17
7,041 68%
10,861 74%
1$,514
42%
3.4,568 19%
From tables p}ronar d h'• 1:. H. Moore, Actuary of the United Kingdom Temperance
and General Insu+at,ce 3..,meany, b,. x•11 on Records of over 60 years' experience.
Are You,:;; iolg,A, to%', Die Before
You These oI' 3ake of ' ooze?
THE number of deaths among moderate drinkers averages 35% higher
than among abstainers. ---- ---•'
If you have habitually taken two glasses of whiskey per day or the
alcoholic equivalent in beer, your chances of dying before your blue aro
double those of total abstainers.
it has been costing total abstainers yearly millions of dollars in pre-
miums to help to pay for excessive deaths among drinkers! Can we afford
such waste of life and money in the face of the war losses of money and men?
Vote "No" to rep.'aiing the Ontario Temperance Act, and "No" to
rendering it practically worthless by the proposed amendments.
Int '. ;^ r i a .: i r -42-'l . K
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Answer every question on the Referendum Ballot wr.th an X under
the heading "No," and herein fail not, or your vote is lost to Temp*.
ante Progress,
Onta.rjo Referendum Committee
501134 MAC17ONAI,I), l'3, A. DUNI..AP,
ANDREW S. GRAAIT;
( 'ha1)',ean, Iteaserer, Piro -Chairman and 'Secretory
(1001 Excelsior Life B1des., Tousastes)