The Brussels Post, 1921-9-22, Page 5BUSINESS CAROL
JNO. SUTHERLANO & SONS
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WM. SPEMOE
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dice to the Port Unice, Ethel. 80.4
OR. WARbI.AW
Honor graduate of (he Ontario Veterinary
College. Ds midnight ealie. Moe oppedite
Pleat* Mill, Ethel.
,JAMES M' FAPZEAN
Agent Newick Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Phone 42 Tule/berry Street, Brussels
. Saooessor to Tolin Elaerls, Walton,:
T. T. M' RAE
M. M., M. 0, P., ,e S. O.
M. 0. 13„ Village of Bt undo.
Physician, Surgeon, A000uohear
1. floe at residence, oppoeito Moly ilia March
William street.
PROUOPOOT, NILLORAN a COOKE
Barristers, Soi.iaitors, NotArtes Public/,
&o.
Office un the Square, 2n.I door from Hemillon
Street,
GODSBIOH, ONT.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
W. P5oIIn OOT,S.0, 3. L. KITLouAr
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ELLIOTT
Yonge & Charles Sts., Toronto iIsa School with a Splendid Record.
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ereh this ootlege ranks nmona the bast
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FOR SALEo
276 feet lir inch Drill Rope nearly new,
1 set Jars and Rope Socket,
1 Sinker, 16 feet by 8 inches,
1 4 -inch Sand Pump,
1 5 -inch Sand Pump,
1.4 -inch Reenter,
25.incb Reetuers and Bite for same,
Alto a length of B.inch Casing.
All for sale cheap as owner has no
use for them.
Wells Cleaned Out and Pumps Repaired
Well Drilling done as usual.
Call up Phone 28x
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WAGONS
SLEIGHS
CUTTERS
AND CARS
Buggy Wheels Re-rnbbered a
specialty,
Painting and Trimming attend-
ed to promptly at reasonable
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8 new Wagons, all Oak and Elm
with 2c/ itt, titre -Bargains,
Oell and get prices when in
town.
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BRUSSELS
Newspaper Postage Will Be Doubled.
The Government reminds the news-
papers this Week that the postage on
newspapers," which was increased four
fold last January, Will be doubled this
rate on and after NeW Years next,
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or Sala. lust Huron Fall
Mostly Clover with a little
Fall Honey with it.
12h c'tS. a Kb.
Clover Honey also on
hand, Phone $824
L. WHEELER
uca1 Z eram
Canadian Apple Crop;
The apple crop in this district is very
light, not nearly up to the average, but
the crop throughout the Dominion,
though sriously affected by recent
drought is still likely to average better
than last year. The best reports, aae
cording to the Department of Agriculte
ure, come from New Brunswick and
Prince Edward lstand where there is a
heavy set for all varieties. Baldwins and
Kings promise well in Nova Scotia,' but
in other varieties rlenes there has been a
heavy drop, reducing prospects to
about 10 per cent in excess of last
year, In Ontario apples have suffered
greatly from dry weather and a heavy
drop has brought down the possible
crop to some SO per cent that of 1920,
Spies, Baldwine, McIntosh, and Russets
are heavy, and Ben Davis light. British
Columbia expects a crop some 10 per
cent higher than last year's. A fair o
good crop of peaches is expected in
British Columbia; in Ontario 35
of average crop; yellow St. Johns best;
Elberta's and Crawford's Igiht.
Acts Affecting c Aff c m Agriculture.
g Aga
nie.
Three important .Acts relating to the
agricultural industry were passed at
the relent session of the Dominion Par -
lament, One is designed to protect and
maintain Canada's export trade in dairy
products. 11 provides that on the race
onse dati
n on of the Federal e al Ministerof
Agriculture regulations shall be formu-
lated for the grading of dairy products
intended for export for the establish-
ment of standards, definition and grad-
es of such products, for the arrange-
ment of fees, for appeals to the Dairy
iCommissioner as to grading and for the
appdintment of graders and the defini-
tion of penalties. Another measure de-
signates August 31, 1922, for the li-
mitation of the manufacture or impor-
tation of oleomargarine and March 1,
1923, as the limit for its sale. A third
Act extends the period during which
compensation shall be paid for animals
officially slaughtered to prevent the
check contagion to May24, 1924, or
for three years.. At the same session,
appropriations for the purpose of ag-
riculture, including the $1,100,000
divided among the provinces under the
Agricultural Instruction i
on Act, amount -
in t
6649214.5
g 0 $ 0 werePe ass d. No.
branchagriculture is overlooked in'
the apportionment, but increased at.
tention to the health of animals and to
the purity of .meat and canned foods is
provided for,
CAN HAVE A GUN
IF A BRITISHER
Copies of amendments of the last
session of Parliament to the Criminal
Code have been received by the town
police authorities and dome of them
are very drastic. There is one good
change in the Criminal Code relating
to firearms. The restrictions on British
subjects owing rifles and shot guns has
been removed. tt is not necessary DOW
to have a permit to keep a rifle or shot
gun if you are a British subject. In the
case of an alien the law remains as it
was. if is still necessary under the
amendment to the act, which can be
suspended by the Governor-General at
any time, to have a permit to carry oI'
own a revolver,
The code is amended in the section
relating to indecent assault and rape,
Fore the latter offense imprisonment
for any period up to life and the lashes
can now be given The extreme penalty
is hanging.
Por robbery ,with violence or assault
With wi intent
to eon 'th magistrates uagtstrntes and
judges now haveowe
p r to add whipp-
ing to the prison terns of punishment,
This practically applies to highway
robbery for the most part.
The section relating to automobiie
theft and similar offenses is also amend
ed. For stealing an automobile now the
punishment is one year's' imprisonment
without the option of a fine. For driv-
ing a car in an intoxicated condition
the punishment is for the first offense
not iess than seven days in jail and not
more than 30 days.. Por a second off-
ense the term is not less than one
Month and n0t 010re than three months
and fOr third offense clot less •than
three months or more than one year.
There 15 no option of a fine,
PRIZE
HORSES
Agricultural (Canadian) Brood mere,
having raised a foal in rear fl Lamont
H Speir, '1' Bolger; nurse colt, L 1>a
Cardiff, fas Mosee ; mare colt, 1•I
Lamont, H Span', j Bolger ; 3 yr ter old
gelding or filly, Jas Brigham 1e, 2 ; 2
year old gelding, l-1 Lamont ; r year old
filly, T Bolger; 4 year old gelding, W
yen; ; span of agricultural horses, J
Brighten), R J Sanderson, M Holland ;
sweepstakes, R J Sanderson,
Heavy Draught -Brood mare Can.
adieu bred, having raised foal in 1921,
H Speir, D Brewer ; registered brood
mare, having raised foal in rem, 3 G
Spelr ; ]corse colt, J G Speir ; mare
colt, Harold Speir, D Brewer ; 2 year
.old gelding, R L ;McDonald ; yearling
filly, 11 Speir ; yearling gelding, 3 0
Speir ; heavy draught 'team, Dickson
Bros. 1 .86 z; sweepstakes, Dickson
Bros.
Judge -Roy Brothers, Stratford,
Roadsters -Brood mare having raised
foal in 1921. R L McDonald, Plum's
livery, A G Bishop ; horse or mare colt,
A G Bishop, L Engler, R L McDonald ;
2 year old filly or ge.ding, R L McDon-
ald, R Jacklin ; '1 year old filly or geld-
ing, R L McDonald, R Jackllu, Plum's
livery; buggy horse, x5,4 hands high
and over, W J Roberts. Roy Hastings,
G 'r Dale & Sons ; 'buggy horse, under
tsi hands high, le Bender, W Coulter,
'1'J McMichael ; -sweepstakes, F Bender
Carriage - Two-year-old filly or
gelding, T 3 McMichael ; carriage
span, 16 bands high, jas. Connell;
single carriage horse, 3 Hurst, W Tay,
lor, C V Dale; sweepstakes, I Hurst.
Judge -H 1 Colwili, Arthur.
PURE BRED CATTLE
Shorthurns (with registered pedi-
gree) -Bull, 3 years and over, 0 Turn-
bull & Sons ; bull, 2 years old. J G
Speir, A McLauchhn ; bull, r year old
Junior, 4 Smith and family ; ranch
cow,Y ears or over, J G Speir, W
4
Yuill, 0 Turnbull & Sons • nailed cow,
uuder 4 years, A Smith and .family, 0
Turnbull bu & Sons, JCSpeir ; year
A
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old heifer, A Smith and fmily,0
Turn-
bull & Sons 2 & 3 1 x year old heifer
senior, A Smith and family 1 & 2 ; x
year old heifer junior, John G Speir, 0
1'urubtili & Sous 2 & 3 ; bull calf, sen -
tor, 0 Turnbull & Sons ; bull calf jr.,
o'lurnbull & Sons, '1 Pierce, J 5 Arm•
strong ; better calf, senior, T Pierce ;
Heiler calf, junior, A McLaughlin ; herd
ul Short o Horns, 1 male and 4 females, 0
Turnbull & Sons, A Smith and family,
J' re Speir; best female, any age, A
Smith and family ; best male any age,
O Turnbull & Suns,
Jerseys (with registered pedigree)-
milch cow, Nesbitt Hamilton 1 & 2,
Grade Cattle -Milch cow, dairy
strain, J 8 Armstrong. A Lamont ;
mile» cow, (beef strain, I G Spelt, A
Lamont, W Yuill ; 2 year old better, W
Yuill, A McLauehlw, J 5 Armstrong ;
x year old heifer, senior, 3 5 Armstrong,
E R Knight, A Lamont ; 1 year old
heifer, junior, JIM Knight & Sous, J S
Armstrong, A Lamont ; 1 year old
steer senior, J S Armstrong, W Yuill,
A Lamont; r year ofd steer, junior, J
Knight & Sous 1 & 2, H Lamont ; steer
calf, senior, A McL auchlin, J 5 Arm-
strong ; steer call, Motor, A McLaucb•
lin ; heifer calf senior, i Motes, E R
Knight, W 'Vain ; heifer calf junior, J
S Armstrong, J G Speir, R Jacklin ;
fat cow or better over 2 years, botcher
purpose, J 5 Armstrong ; tat steer, j M
Knight & Sons e 2 & 3.
Judge -Thos. Russets St. Marys.
SHEEP
Letcesters-R jSanderson awePt this
class, taking 7 sets, 5 suds and a 3rd,
Downs -Aged ram, W G Ross, Jas
Counell 1 &2 ; shearling rale, Jas Con-
ned, Knox Bros. W G Ross ; ram Iamb,
Jas Connell 1 & 3, W C: Rossi ewe, 2
ibear and over, Jas Conseil 1 & 2, W (>
Ross ; shearling ewe, W G Russ, Jas
Connell 2 and 3 ; ewe lamb, Jas Connell
1 & 3, W G Ross; pen, Jas. Connell 1 &
3, W G Ross.
judge -'Phos, Russell.
PIGS
Berk ire- '
sh S Cowan took the aw ads
viz 5 red tickets and t blue.
Yorkshire -Boar; under 1 year and
over 6 months, J S Cowan ; boar, under
6 months, J G Speir 1& 2; boar, x year
and over, I S Cowau ; sew, eerier) year
and over 6 months, 11 Speir ; sow, un-
der 6 months, 1 G Speir t & z.
judge -Thos ud e-'l'bos. Russell.
POULTRY
Barred Rocks -Cock, R000enberg
Bios, Mts. J. Grant ; hen, Mrs, J
(:rant, Rouuenb rg Bros, ; cockerel, J
G Speir t& 2; nutlet, J G Speir. Mrs.
J Grant. Rucks, any other variety -
cure, Rouneuberg Bros, r & 2, White
Wveadottes-cockerel snarl pullet, Ron•
nenberg Bros ; cock, Runnenberg
Hies. 1 & z ; hen, Runnenberg Bros, 1
& 2 ; cocketel, Ronnenberg Bros ; pule
let. Ronnenbrrg Bros I & 2. R. Inland
Reds -cock, Leslie Tinton, J G Speir ;
hen, Knox Bros, L Thuell ; cockerel,
Knox Bios, Mrs, j Grant; pullet, S
Seaton, Knox Bros. Leghorns, White
-cock, Runnenberg Bros, J G Speir
hen, Ronnenberg Bros, J G Speir
cockerel, Rouneuberg Brost & 2; pal•
lei, Ronneuberg Bros, 1 G SOetr, Leg -
horns, Brown -cockerel, Mrs J Grant ;
pullet, Mrs JGra
Grime
Leghorn
s, any
other variety -cock,
hen cockerel el snt
pullet,Ronneuberg Brost &a; ben,Tbos llier
and for hen, cockerel and
pullet. .Mtuorces-cock and ben, Ron-
neuberg Bros, Anconal -D Davidson
r & 2 for cock, leen, cockerel and pullet,
Orpingtons-cock, ben and cockerel,
Ronnenberg Bros. Baotsms-cock and
hen, Ronneuberg Bros, Geese -old,
Ronneuberg Brost & 2; young, Ron-
ueuberg Bros, Mrs ) Grant, Ducks-
nld, Ronuenberg 'Bros, J (4 Speir ;
ytltng, Ronuenberg Bros, Is Thuell,
Pair of pigeons -F M Sands. Fred
Hunter;. collection of pigeons, Fred
Hunter, F M Semis,
Judge -Walter Rose.
GRAIN
String wheat, Knox Bros ; white
Fall wheat, Knox Bros ; led hall
wheat, WaiteeYuill; bet ley, 0 cowed,
Knox Bros; white mats, R,1 Hoover,
Ituux Brea • shall peas, .1 G Speir',
Judge, Alf, Backer,
:xhibwe
LIST
F4UaT
Baldwins, J (i Speir, J S'AIM.
strong; Fatnuege, Everett Snorer, .1
(1 Spelt' ;• King of Teutelns O0„ J (i
Spats', A'0 13ielsop ; Salm, J' (3 Spells
.1 8 Arwetrong; Northern spies, J S
Artuetron', Grave Stewart; golden;
r assets, Mac Fe1•gueon, J (i Speir
.Blenheim plppiile (fetid). J G Speir,
Mrs, 11' Nichol ; 'reline» 4)veets. J (i
Spelt, J 8 A 1519(1oug ; "0trtarlo, J (i
Speir ; Wealthy, J 5 Armstrong, A Li
Bishop• Alex/meets JS Alntstro»g,
Dan, NMoKInnon • Itibeton pippins,
Le Speir, Leslie Thuell ; Canada reds
J G Speir; Gravensteins, J f3 Spelt
Rev J P McLeod ; Malden's blush
Mrs F Nichol, A G liiebop . Pel+w,tu
kees, Dan McKinnon, Bev, J P frlc
Lend ; Ben Davie, 3 8 Arnett roma, \V
TI Brottdfuot ; Wague's, Ails A YwIi,
A (i Biehrrp ; crabs, Jae 13urgese, Ear.
old Spelt Winter ap;ilre luny maned
variety, J GSpeir, Leslie'I'hutdl ; Fn11
apples any Hamed variety, J (•1 Spelt,
Oloyne'Phueli; varieties of Winter
apples J G Speir ; vatleties of ball
apple() J G Spelt leail pears, Mrs U
Robb ; Whiter pears, LeslieThuell, J
8 Armstrong ; grapes, Knox I3ros.
Judge, Alex. Btsweet,
ROOTS AND
1
. D HOED CROPS
Early potatoes, G A Best ; lot
potatoes, Everett Hoover, Mrs A
Yell! ; collection of potatoes, Mrs
Grant ; Swede turnips, Jno Bolger,
Everett Hoover; turnips, any other
variety, Everett Hoover, J G Spelt
white field carrots. Leslie Thuell, R
Hoover • long red carrots, Ales J D
Warwick, F hi Sands ; early horn
e,1•rots, W McInnis, Isabel Strachan ;
scarlet Nantes 3 G Spe)t, tV McInnis ;
lung blond beets, W McInnis ; blond
turnip beets, J S Armstrong, A G
Bishop,' parsnips, Mee J D Warwick,
E R Knight; Winter radishes, L
Thuell ; sugar marigolds, Dan McKin-
non, J Bolger ; marigold Wutzele,
long red, J G Speir, R J Hoover ; long
yellow Diangolde, Ever'ett Hoover, P
Stewart • yellow lobe roan olds J
,Y 4
g
4
Spsir, E R Keiteht; red globe man
golds, R J Hoover.
1,
fate tient-Governor Clarke
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1411 1110111, All .1 1) \V, itsk ;
euuk(rs, 3 varieties, Ruby P'uut, le R
e Knightlt ; graham kE ins, .1 rti t
it
Ruby Plum ; Otott lo r(i�, Itn;,y
Pluto, Mrs A Yuiil ; apple ;, e, J (1
Speir, Mrs 1Muldoon; pnwpk)r ,
111 re. Muldoon, Airs A. Y1iii; i,•1»,n
pie, Dan McKiuuun, lire W Atileteue ;
Lara pie, Mrs L Kut::, Dan 31cKiuut,n ;
cantly, maple create, E R .Knight,
Ruby Plum ; collection of candy,
Ruby Plum, hits. J D Warwick ;
variety of linking, Mrs le Nichol;
variety of baking, cake batch, Mrs A
Yuill, Mrs W Alderson,
Judge, W. E. Willis.
LADIES' WORK
Collection of fancy n•ot k, N Living-
tu
sn Wham)), Leslie Thuell ; em.
H l
broidered 5 o'cloek cloth_ in cotrnn
1. our' let
Mrs E McCntl Gilmour filet
(x H (x
- crochet, n
• he.l lunch cloth, A
1 k ire GMuldoon,
Cora Bell; battenbutg cloth, Al Liv-
ingston, Mrs Muldoon; drawnuoak
cloth, AI Livingston ; emhreidrtrd
tray cloth in cotton, Isabel Strachan,
Mrs W 14 Anderson ; embl•oiderrd
centre piece in silk, M Livingston,
Coca Bells linen centre with ct,+chet
border, lire Alaidoon, M
r ti renter.rofde e
Livingston • rl n
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pieoe iu cotton, Annie Menzies, Isabel
Strachan ; embroidered centro piece
in dark linen, Hugh Gilmour, Airs A
Yuill ; emb,) idrted table set, 1.11,11'
tray and •L doilies, Annie Alenri •s ;
cloth raid (1 serviettes, Annie Meez:es,
Isabel Straehau ; single piece fancy
needle work, Annie Menzies, 11 1.iv-
iegston ; knitted sweater coat, heed
made, 1115 R,I JOLauchlin, M Livieg-
stem ; embroidered Mount Alellick
work, M Livingston ; embroi,lrred
Roman, AI Livingston ; embroidered
Hardanger, Mrs R .1 A1cLauchlil. ;
embroidered \Vallachain, Ails R 8 lac
Lnuchhn, Al Livingston ; eulbrnisi,'red
French beading, Annie Alenzies, Airs
G L+' McCall ; embroidered shadow, M
Livingston ; embroidered haus stitch,
Af Livingston ; embroidered punch, 141
Livingston, Mrs0 11 McCall ; mule d-
ered French or solid, Isabel Strachan,
Hugh Gilmour; (tnronat.ion braid
work, Annie Menzies, Mrs. G el Mc-
Call ; Italian cut Wolk, Mrs tlluldoon ;
Irish crochet, Al Livingston ; fancy
knitting in cotton, 1\I Livingstt'u ;
crochet work [u cotter, AI Livingston,
H Gtlrnou ; crochet work in wool, , 4 I
Livingston aton ' crochet work1k in silk,
Al
Livingston, H Gilmour •ince Ho»iton
pnirt, Livingston ; Mee.
Tone-
rifle, Mrs J 1) Warwick, Aire Mul-
doon ; fancy shirt waist, el Living
atop, Isabel Strachan ; child's fanny
dress, AI Livingston ; fancy apron,
Isabel Strachan, Mts. W H Ander-
8011 ; tatting, M Livingston, 14 Gil -
moue ; hand-tuadtt handkerchief%,
Mrs. 12, .1 McLanrh)in. Isab'1 Sheeh-
an • fancy underwaist, Mrs Atuldonu,
Al Livingston ; best idea of kitchen
amen), H Gilmnur, Annie Menzies;
1an11111 y hag, Al I'ivingston, 11 Gil -
en • ; etnbroidered ten cosy in eyelet,etel
Annie Menzies, Mrs A Yuill ; tea
.
cosy, Alts Aluldor.n, \I Livingston ;
sofa pillow, Mat M Living-
eton ; sofa itilluw, rfutlow ewhu,id-
eey, ells A Yuill, Al Livingetou ; sofa
pillow, hand painted, Ruby Pluto 1 &
2 ; sofa pillow, etehr„ideeeci fn as, k
Siren, G)Ianut Al
Livingston . 10
1(1,
pillow
in eyelet, tits :1 D \V:r wlek,
MIs Mutdoun ; A. tau. and B-Lldur em-
broidery, Airs. A Yuill ; table limner
in dark linen, li (2111rnnr, Annie Men-
zies ; table napkins, initial, (.race
Stewart, AI Livingston; faury work
bag, Isabel Ht:rarhan, 51 Livingston ;
crochet table mats, Mrs. A Yuill ; pin
cushion, Annie Menzies, AI Living-
ston ; baby bonnet, Al Livingston ;
bedroom slippers; Sire W Alterson,
Al Livingston • fancy towels, M Liv-
ingston, Mrs R J MrLanehlin ; pillow
cases, Mrs R J MrLauchlin, tel Living.
akin ; set of underwear, Al Livingston,
A Menzies ; night dress with crochet
yoke, A Menzies, MrsR J AleLaueb-
lin ; bed set of pillow cases and sheets,
A Menzies, M Livingston,
Judge, M, Start,
FINE ARTS
Landscape, el
Liv
ing
ston
J
G
Speir •m urt' 1 Brigham, M ivinA
-
st ; flowers. L Brightuu, T yigshin ; fruit, Al L 13ti
haw ; auimel life, el Livingston, I4.n' y
Plum ; portrait, Al Livingston, Ruby
Plum, Water Color -Landscape, L
13righatn, M Livingston ; marine, AI
Livingston, L Brigham ; flowers,
M Livingston, L iighatn ;
ftntt, L Brigham, M Livingston ; an-
1111a1.1ife, M Livingston ; portrait, 1,
Brigham, M Livingston t crayon
drawing blade and white, L Brigham,
M Livingston ; pen and ink sketch,
M Livingston ; pencil sketch, M Liv-
ingston, L Brigham ; coller.t.icn
amateur photos, Isabel Straeben ;
collection hand painted china, L Brig-
ham, Mt's J li Galbraith ; bend pMnt-
eO tea set, Airs Galbraith, L Brig-
ham ; hand pain led vaee, Mrs (int•
health, L Brigham • pastel, M I,ivla,g-
81011 ; Single piece hand painted china
t eislistic, L Brigham, Ti Speir ; single
pleee hand painted china Convention -
3
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VEGETABLES
Onions front seed, red, Mrs. J D
Warwick ; onions from seed, yellow,
J hi Knight & Sons, Mrs. J D War-
wick ; Onions from Dutch sets, J telt
Knightet Sons ; Dutch sets, Jno Bol-
ger, J Al $night_& Sone ; potato
(mous, Knox Bras, Tommy Miller ;
corn, yellow Grenada, Everett Hoover
corn, yellow i1ent, 0 Tnruhull & Sons,
J M Knight & Snits ; fodder curu. W
J Roberts, J Al Knight & Sous ; table
corn, Everett Hoover, 0 Trumbull &
Sons ; 'collection of corn, J Burgess,
1) Davidson ; Winter cabbage, W
Armstrong, Dan McKinnon ; heads
cauliflower, Mrs W Alderson, W Arm-
strong, pumpkin,`yellnly field, Jack
Oliver, Mac Ferguson ; pumpkin,
Mammoth, Oloyne Thuell, Mac Fer-
guson ; squash, 0 Turnbull & Sons,
Tommy Miller ; tomatoes, large, A
Lamont, J Burgess; plum or cherry
tomatoes, F 21 Sande, J Burgess ;
butter beans, (black), A Lamont,
Cloyne Thusll ; white beans (large),
Mrs W Alderson, H Speir ; nutter
beans any other variety, .3 0 Speir,
Tommy hillier; white beans, small,
Grace Stewart, P Stewart; any other
varlet y of beans, Mrs. J D Wm wick,
ells. D Robb ; citrons, round striped,
Airs. J Grant, J S Arrnsta•nng; water-
melons, Leslie Thuell ; muskmelons,
O Turnbull & Sons, Mrs. J D War-
wick ; cucumbers, umbers, Jas Moses,ses A s
J
Gra t
Grant a 1, , nw
fl c/1 F M S ,'n i
m s J But).
gess collection
ofgn produce,
ande
P ,
Mrs 1 Iylchei, L Thuell.
Judges F. S. Scott and R. W. Liv-
ingstone.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Tub butter, home made, Win, Mc-
Innis; table hotter, Dan McKinnon,
\V Melnuis, P Stewart ; 10 pnnnds
butter, Dau McKinnon, \V Aleruu[s,
Alt's W Alderson.
Judge,•\V, G. Neal.
DO AlEST 1O ;MANUFACTURES
Urochet quilt, Mrs. J D Warwick ;
knitted t quilt, 1•i Gilmnur, 1 & 2;
patchwork quilt, H Giitnciur ; fancy
(milt, A118 A Yuill, M Livingston ;
knotted end torted quilt, \Vin Ares -
strong, Mrs J D Warwick ; thunder -
pane, Annie AI,'nzies ; hooked mitt,
\V Melinda, \1rs 1) Robb; woolen
twits, Mrs W Alderson, Annie Men -
v a•
C mall working s akin
g P ' M
ants 111/5 A
luill; man's working shirt,Airs \V
(1 Anderson, ii \1 Livingetun ; hue's
pith, of suoks, wool, tine, Annie Alen-
z[es ; man's pair n1 seeks, coarse, Mrs
(i Muldoon, A L McDonald ; maple
syrup, T,eslie Thuell, 1. R 1ini1ht;
grape wine, Aire \\' Ii Andelsutt,
Ahs .1 1) 'Wet wick ; i hublu'h wine,
0011 McKinnon, Airs .1 I) \Varwic•k
eeepherty :viae, Alt's F Niche), Aire U
Rabb ; elderberry wine, \Irs W 'H
Anderson, Dan A1,'Riytntn ; tomato
catsup, Ruby Plum,Jas. Bus ges' ;
Aeet. Cucumber ttirkles, Mrs R J Mc-
Tmuchliu, F et semis ; mesterei
pickles, Mrs FV Aide)snit, Mrs A
Ynill ; drill same, A)rs J D Wat•wiek,
A L Airpototi11 ; orange nt1u'watede,
Alia A Ytlill, Airs .1 1) W,ti•wfek ;
apple jelly, \VIn MCI11111a, 1) D,tvid•
eon ; Keep,. jelly, Airs A Yuji! ; resp
beery jelly, Nebel Strachan, Alter A
Yuill ; colleetiou of manned fruits,
Alta I t r ,
t A Ylttl 1V tt Iu 1 s• t o
i herd soap,
a 1 Lr
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Leslie There), v'
Mrs 1 D \Vattt Irk
working melee snppu, Mrs A Suint
Leshe Thuell, dirt le Nicliel,
Judges, Mts. Jas, Arcbibmid and
Mrs, Jtts. Kerr.
BAKING
Horne -Made ln•ead, white, D David-
51111, Alt's (i Muldoon ; home-made
Mead, brown, \V Mr Innis, Mrs N,Mo-
Cauley ; home -trade in tail, ('»ream,
Mrs G 11 Mt:Cell, W ATr1nnis; half-
dozen buns, Mts G Muldoon, 1' Piece ;
balf•dnzen tea blsr•nile, Alis G E Me -
Call, Mrs .3 ll \Vatwirk ; bark fruit
rake without,iein)r, Writ Armsltnn ,
Ml's A Yuill ; whit, P11111, cake with -
ant Icing, Wm A,tnetrnng; layer
cake, light, Llan McKinnon, W R
Rroarlfont ; layer cake, drink, Airs A
Ynill; Ruby Plum ; nal meal cakes,
Mrs A Yuill, A Lament; eno1ies,
Knox Brns, Itchy Platen ; 11nt1151ttuts,
Mrs W Alderson, Iv 12 Knight ; scones
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bow expert you may be, you
61401505 get the unvarying
Mead excellence we get In
, every loaf, From the might of
either quality 0I' eonnomy. ft
will Pay you 11) give it\tt trial.
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Table 1 qt:i, 1^' 31 Sarni;, A O
i;"• 1(. t 1 ad 1),tltr"t, Isobel Strati:-
,"; tart •).••t. art • e l• time of et.t
11 ,w 1 Uri ' Slea 1,Airs War -
,, :e1( p:na,e [- bel �,,,•af1!tn.l+; Mts
tV Al let•,,,» ; [++,;.tx f)runiut ,n,li,
\lr, \\'.0 n irk t A -tete, \Ls \Van tvick,
\ t' 13, k,•, ; Slonks, Mea tV,ttwick ;
Pet 31'i"s, O I'n11131111 & Sou, Mrs
\Vatwh k Ili,,othns, i,l)s W Al-
der -am, G 'l'1 I,hltll & Sint^. 1 130 -
sant., Mrs \Calvi; l(, T01111n7 Mil.
ler G1r011 epikee, Berra Oar.
dill, C.o,,, 11 1 : Verbenas, O Turf•
t.ttl1 & Sons, Grace Stewart,;
33.treunn11 Oleox Mee VV'artrirl( ;
t'he hs ,Ile,, .ltea AA: atn(A( eollee•
tion of SA 'et P. as, IT R.1 Mi-L,»'h.
1,11 ; e Ileetiu., r.1 Narrictinnis, .Tack
O:[Ver (+r•t,r,- SI anal3, a•a
i u n
II r
roses ' 1
t k 1 til al • A 0
tlaeke31 s 1 1 tit•3 hrt,t 11•'nl nrnOlt y, Grace
Stewart, r -
ri 3. v.
T t , (eraninm In
p11 , tell, Clu)1ie I't=ue 1 Iles \Var-
wic'k ; ,»ll', U ,tV.ar-
w'rk ie a1 sends Sri l agent (,
l
lee-
linn Mrs. \ to ek ; Geranium fu
pot, white, (ls,trt> Stewart, Mrs Was -
wick • Gerrrtiutu, any °tdiet, (Larne
Thn(11, Alts \S .r wick ; lubernu: be-
gnllia, tilts R J Alelemehlin, Mrs \\'ar-
ltlek 3 154leo i[of T I) Oiling,
Ann'Is
ale t
n� es, Mrs. Wet wick 1 collection of
Foliage Platts (,13,•g,n,i LS and (:n1. us)
(4raee Stewart, Mrs Wm wiek ; cnller-
11011 of Peres, Mrs \Vatwirk ; 1011rr-
tion petted plants, Grace Slen.rl,
Alt's Warwick ; Fuschito in bloom,
Airs tV:4rwfrk ,•,41r'e iwt of Ut+r.
aninhns, MIs N:51,,r;viek hanging
basket, Airs Wei k : 11 ilirnpur,tl
Society Piz' for h.'st rulleetint, Of
$ avers end p1 o,ls by (top exhibitor,
ATrs
(Vs twirk ; Prin!'•'ss Feather,
Jerk Oliver
Jud;;., -\V 11.4) t: y.
CHILDREN'S 1','',1P13'f10N
Boys tinder 12-13;r•d Houses, lark
Olivet, O'I'nrtibull & ti lee U \Var-
eiek het ( Ileerien of weed., 1)
\Vat wi k ; best collection of evens of
er ntmon tt ee(ls, I) Warwick, Leslie
Thuell ; Srhonl i.xhihite.-calleetintt
t +
erotie.1.4, of Pansies, Asters, Sweet
Peas, Onto,., ().,ions, Parsnips, P,,ta-
t' es anti White Beets, 0 Turnbull &
S(11,s,
- SPECIAL PRIZES
The tat; Nova Scotia's 1 Sank of it yu ,, ,, tuts offer
for the ht horse awl t ee u d buownedo11ed
and drivel) hf � ,
t 1 V a tt1111 l (afar L t n et'C
son being re,idr,nts of tet iy er Mei le,
Roy 11 41 111)1:, \4 '1'rtyl1,1, 1) 21I'1i:tn-
111111 t th.• 3411415)151111 1311,11k offers 81,10 00
int• tit.• b,'tL exhibit of ,..ode eat rip,
'1)10,', (iiVirl.,i 3--1.1, *500. 2rd,
13 011 ; 3rd, 8.2(10, 1 1l Knigh 1 & Sons,
\t' Yuill, J S Aw„Lroltg ; (trey
Township Onttnril, for best baby
heev,'s, J Aloses, it Jacklin, A Smith
h family ; A i, Stria, rt for best
y (',.n', upeu to p of ore of Brus-
eels C'i eawery, A Lamont I & 2, J S
Armstrong Mies Arm t R» ; lros Kathleen \Vfltou
for , ttt,L.s
yot•k
vpvn to 11'''i11 I1 pupil) Grace Kel-.
1;ogtee, Deeothy Me\• ettie, Viola
\Vilsem ; :Miss Flo, littelnutan for
preheat nosegay, Minuet, Thompson,
'.tacA•irpowe, WRutldge
(Ileairget'l'hnrn„11n for heildat,; bath•-leutrde;
bread, SV McInnis; .(1 Strarbon for
best colleetiou asters,' A (3 Backer ;
Oliver Turnbull for best beef animal
shown In the grade el,Lss Open to new
exhibitors, .1 M Knight & Sons 3 & 2;
Jas leox for winning itrealest number
of lxt prizes for flowers, Mrs ,T D
\V,trwick ; \V ,1 Mn0raeken for hest;
two loaves hr'ead made from Royal
, Household F:rur, J G Speir, MI's 1;
llrkmier ; Dr VVltite for best Barred
Rock cockerel and pullet, J G Lk()
•
Dawning Runs for best collection of
i,rntl15)', Ronnenberg Bros ; W H
Kerr for boot 1svo loaves bread, Mrs
N McCauley ; \V I3 Be,r for best. 8
lbs batter, Mrs 1, Ivektwier I Mise.
Wiunifred Morris, for writing. open
to pupils of I3ruAsisels (ir'utinuatlntt
School, Alalgai'•'tAleock, Elva Hetn-
ingway, Marjory Jewitt ; Women's
la litute or best collection of (i
cockier:, (3 drop cakes and single layer
cake light,
(Teti n to k
ills under
36
years „tage, Berra Cardiff, Mrs T,Ekilel; Miss
A Rin(nul for mail
drawing h
vpupils of
ier room, Pear
Bucher, Wilma Galbraith, Margaret
AToVettie,
Beoge A Mani -We ate sorry to sta'e
Malt Miss Sara Gilpin of Los Angels,
California, who visited in Brussels te.
centle at the home of her brother, J J.
Gilpin, had the misfortune to break one
,,f `ler limbs while spending a week with
her sist+t, u::r Thurudale, Ont, We
with her a good recovery from the acct.
dent
Rented
Blacks ith
Shop
esseeeeeseeseeit
The undersigned lute leased the
old and well known Blacksmith
Shop of
E an
Market Street,
Brussels, and is
prepared to cater to the wants of
the public by first-class work,
promptly done and at reason.
able prices,
Al[ kinds of Blacksmitbing,
Horseshoeiug, &c., carried on.
Your custom will be appte-
01,41 ed,
Satisfaction se5thed,
Cali ineu i
wh n town.
Fred. VDkns
FL1Ni'g1 Tractor
T1111 F011111;(1N Tit:t(1TU1t (s bn41t with over strength in every
pail to withstand the s't'ains r.1 ennsl0nt heavy work. It was
tested trader every posa[hle rondit ion of Parra work heftrre ft was
put nu the rivulet. I1 has been tried out by thottgatids of farmers in
the past two year's and has never fallen dawn on its claims.
The Furdson is simple in 41001 1), flexible in control and operation.
Let us demonstrate this tra'Lur on your farm. Oben We sell you
a Ftn'dson the err tight here to keep it funning every flay in the year.
We have b11rdeot pacts and Furdson mechanics,
SCOTTy S russeIs
,20'P11O1j,I7,l1D FORD DEALER