The Brussels Post, 1921-10-27, Page 5s
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AL SINCLAIR--
T . Barrloter, Solleltor, Ooareyalloot.
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OREAVAES
JAS. E. SMITH ^ PROPRIETOR
Thiel popular bestiary la oppen to the public In
u11 departments of a 2'1 81 -algae Hotel.
Meals served at regular hours.
Phone 24 Olean, oomfortabie beds,
OR. WARM -4W
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Da' and night calls.. Office opponte
Flour Mill, Ethel.
JAMES M'FADZEAN
Agent Rowick Mutual fire Insurance Company
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Phone 92 R`nruberry Street, Brussels
Successor to John Harris,Walton.
T. T. M'RAE
M. B., M. O. P., dl S. D.
M. 0. H., Village of Brussels
Physician, Surgeon, A000noheur
Aloe at residence, opposite Nebo Ille Churoh,
William street.
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ELLIOTT
Tonga & Charles Ste., Toronto
dopa schoortrnen is strictly enjoys s a alasswide- It, all
patronage, and ealoya a wide -spread
truly-tes. Itd Is time -tried and
truly -tested and you risk note•
Ing by coining here. Our gradu-
ates are eminently successful. Enter
any time. Write for catalogue.
la W. J. ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL
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Well Tools
FOR SALE
276 feet 1i inch Drill Rope nearly new,
1 set Jars and Rope Socket,
1 Sinker, 16 feet by B inches,
14•inch Sand Pump,
16•iitch Sand. Pump,
14 -inch Reenter,
26.i'Loh Reemers and Bite for' same,
Also a length of 6.111ch Casing.
Alt for sale cheap as owner has no
use: for them,
Wells Cleaned Out and Pumps Repaired
Well Drilling done as usual,
Oitll up Phone 28x
GEO. BIRT, BRUSSELS.
The flu has been busy atGoderich
and locality.
The father of Mre, (Rev.) Geo.
Rivers, Hensall, is dead.
Recovery is bei ng made from blood
poisoning on hand by W. Cunning-
hatn, Olandeboye,
Everybody knows
that in Canada there are more
Templ<eton's
Rheumatic Capsules
Sold than all other Rheumatic
Remedies combined for Rheu.
matism, Neuritis, Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago, etc. .
Many doctors prescribe them,.
mostdruggista sell them. Write
for free trial to .Templeton, Toronto.
Sold by Jae. Fox ; in Walton by
W. G. Neal, r
Honey for Sale' "o"Ic” fell
falr
Mostly Clover with a little
Fall Honey with it,.
12J cts. a Ib.
Clover. Holley also •on
hand. Phoue 5824
L,r WHEELER
'ued rebs items
Now is the time to get 'ready for
Winter, ,,,
BaUssees Odd -Fellows went to Wrox-
eter last Monday evening and demon.
strafed Degrees for the benefit of their
3,link brothers of that place,
A'rG T. R. depot abort bit of plank
platform, at West of station house and
the part to South of building have been
removed and will be substituted by
grevel and cinders,
Kincardine ''Review says;—Gorclon
Ross is on a trip to New Ontario where
he accompanied Wm. Forrest, who has
a gold mine ep there that is showing
some vel y -fine samples of gold.
It looks like a hard wintet—Rbeeme-
tism, Neuralgia, Neuritis and Lumbago"
will end mauy a victim—Templeton's
Rheumatic Capsules will knock out the
worst attack. Or is it Astbma—Then
RAZ -MAH is the sure relief—Sold by
Jas Fox ; in Walton by W. G Neal.
Ray, .1. F. DI eemeet has tendered bis
resignation to the Baptist church toned,
Ridgetowo,,to take effect Nov. e. • Mr.
and Mrs. Dingman 'wept from Wiug-
hem about a year ago, 'their new home
will be Hagersville, Mr. Dingman hav•
ing accepted a call to Baptist Church
there.
KIND WORDS.— From Wisconsin
"Enclosed find subscription for THE
FORT as we look upop it as -a weekly let•
ter." A subscriber from Alberta
writes :—"I enclose •5,0O,to pap for
Tail Pose'. It gets here Mouday night
and we are always anxious to get it
Tuesday morning as it is like a letter
from hbme." The editor much appreci-
ates these words. particularly when they
are backed up by the cash.
A large attendance of the Wyoming
and Plymptoo town line attended the
induction seryl
sof their pastor, Rev.
J.
C. Robinson,'of Tiverton,' at the Pres•
byterian church. Wyoming, Thursday,
Odt. 13. Rev. Hall, Sarnia, Modera'or,
presided. Addresses were delivered by
visiting clergy after which lunch was
served. This is the charge vacated by
Rev. Mr. McLeod, now of Melville
church, Brussels.
HURON CO. CHItDREN'e Ain,-ANNIJ•
AL meeting of the Huron County Child-
rens'Aid and i
Humana Society will be
y
held Tues.. Noy. 8th at 3 p. m. }u the
Childrens' home, Cameron St. Gode-
rich, Officers will be elected and re-
ports given. There will also be an ad
dreas given on Child Welfare work by
au outside speaker. It is hoped that
there will be a good representation from
d.ftereot parts of the County. Come
and see how homelike the place is and
bow well the cbildreu are cared for.
Fox three days, October 25, 26 and 27.
Brantford was the centre Iffor West-
ern Ontario Sundayenthusiasts
I School e ASIS
Million Lawrance, a man whose mime
suggests the last word in organized Sun-
day school work the world over, Was
present and delivered 4 addresses ''The
Ten Commandments for the
Sunday
School Teacher." •'Missiope in the Sun-
day School," "'rite Revelation of the
Sunday School" and "The Challenge of
the Sunday School," 'Professor Fred.
Langford, lof Victoria University, de-
I:vered three addresses on "Educational
Evangelism," "Its Meaning" and "Its
Agencies and its Methods."
Oranbrook
MAPLE GROVE ODEESE AND BUTTER
FACTORTt.—Follow ing 11010 from
Avo0ton will be of interest to this
community :—A meeting of the pat-
rons of the Maple Grove cheese and
butter factory was held on Monday
everting, pursuant to the transfer of
the business carried on by the late
John W. Darter. Thos, Boyes was
appointed chairmen, and George Artn-
stgolg, minute Secretary, Mre, Out•
tet will continue to own the factory,,
and has employed Harry Darter its
butter taker, with Geo. Kritzer as
assistant. Following officers' were
appointed :—Sectetltry, Frank ^)3e11 ;
Treasurer, Thos. Boyes ; sale:Mete,
I-larry Garter ; auditors, \V}Ilfruu
Murray and Fraser Gibb, On nnntinn
of. Hart y Stewart and Frank Bell the
meeting expressed its eineeee eyrie.
pathy with Airs. Oartet• in the loss
which she sustained in the trltgle
death of her husband, acrd its appre-
ciation of the capable and efficient
manner r i tar in which the business had
been conducted wider his direction.
Fordwich
Nelson Gowdy' has purchased the
Nei man W ride farm, 18111 Con,
Shelly and Mre, Bucker will move
to the village from their farm.
Fordwiah Cheese and Butter On.
has re-engaged E. G, Williams as
maker• for next year.
Glad to repots progress in the
health of Alias Vera- Albrecht, who
was operated on, at Toronto, recently,
for appendieltia.
Owing to (4 fall of a bolt while flying
a threshing engine, working wt the
farm of Itubt, Cathera, Percy King
has been laid up for past few weeks.
Blyth
Aeteoke ofparalysis has laid An-
thony liaggitt aside.
Se00 was placed on the plates at tbo
Methodiet cllOt'ob anniversary here.
While Gift service will he held by
!Methodist Subbed) School, Dec, '1.8111.
Commercial hotel has fitted lip crim-
e' room formerly occupied' as gt ocery
as a read1ll 100111 for travellers.
By a fall of 14 feet from au apple
tree ,lits. Smith injured his back.
The limb biolte,'
Edward Laimdy, a cveil known tesi-
dont of this locality, passed' away,
Ile was horn' in England In 1888 nod is
survived by a Son and 8 daughters.
Following le the Prize Gist
Fair of 1921
HORSES
•Agricultural -brood snare, J Dettman
3 Wylie ; foal, J Wylie, R J Sander.
eon ; gelding or filly one year old, It
3 Douglas, J W Gltmble; gelding 04,
filly, two year's old, C Black, R 3
Douglas ; gelding or filly, throe years
old, ij: J Dougiaa ; team in harness
R J Sanderson, D Mnntgotncry,
Heavy Draught—Brood mare, ,J
Wood, D Wilkinson; foal. 3 Wood
let and 2nd ; gelding or f}11y, one
year' old, J Dotttnan, le Johnston ;
gelding of Hilt'. two years old, 3
Wood let and 2nd ; gelding or filly,
three years old, D Wilkinson, L
Brown ; team In heroesa, J Wood, A
Schmidt; best heavy horse, R J Sand-
erson.
Roadsters—Brood mare, J \'Wilkin ;
foal, 7 Wilkin ; gelding or filly, one
year old, 1? Gadkeer gelding or filly,'
two year's old, 1? Harrison, A John-
anon ; gelding or filly, three years old,
E Sproule; single roadeter,_It Met-
calf, F 13ehder ; team in harness, J
Weir,
Oarr'iage—Biood mare, F Harrison,
H Douglas ; foal, H. Douglas, F Har-
rison; gelding or filly, two years old
3 Jobnetoll ; single oarr'inge horse, 3
W McCracken, ,1 W Mot'risoo ; team
in hatuese, J 3 Fryfogle, J Connell ;
beet light horse, J W McCracken •
special for agricultural team, R J
Sanderson, T Montgomery, D Wilkin-
son ; general purpose team, Abe
Johnston, D Haskins single tom -
out, W J Robes to ; lady driver, le
Bender, J W Morrison, A Johnston ;
best light horse on grounds, J W Mc-
Draoken ; saddle pony, A Johnston.
CATTLE
Shorthorns.—Bull, three years or
over, H` Sperling •, buil calf, under one
year, J Watters, A Douglas ; cow.'
four years or over, 11 Spelling, A
Tuner ; sow, under four years, H
Sperling, R3 Sanderson ; heifer, two
years old, R J Sanderson, 1st and
2nd ; yearling heifer, R J Sanderson
let and 2nd ; heifer calf, under one
year,:A Toner, R J Sanderson ; fem-
ale, any age, A Toner.
Herefords—Bull, three years or
over, W H Gregg ; bull, under three
year's, J Downey ; bull, under two
years. 3 Downey let and"2nd ; cow,
under four years, W H Gregg ; heifer,
two years, W Nl. Ch egg 1st and 2nd ;.
yearling heifer, J Downey let' and
2nd ; bull calf, W H Gregg, J Dow-
ney ; heifer calf. J Downey let and
2nd ; bull of any age or breed, W H
Gregg, 11 Sparling,
Grades, Beef type—Cow, W H
Gregg let and 2nd • heifer, two years
old, W H Gregg lot and 2nd ; year-
ling heifer, R J Sanderson ; herd sono-
•siatnlg of fourfemalee, W Y Gregg,
Grades, Dairy. type—Oow, J T
Strong ; heifer calf,
R Ashton.
SWINE
Berkshire—Boar, under one year,
Connell brood sow, over one year,
7 Connell ; sow, under one year, J
Connell let and 2nd,
Yorkshire -Boar, over one 'year,•A
Gamble, 0 Johann ; boar, under one
year, A Gamble, Johann ; brood
sow, over one year, J Watters, 0
Johann ; sow, under one year, 0
Johann ; A Gamble. -
Tamworl}i—Boar, over one year, E
v n
Jacques ; brood sow, over one year,
innerne
oE
Jacques let and 2nd ;sow, t
year, E Jacques 1st and 2nd ; pair
bacon hogs, any breed, A Gamble, J
Watters, .
SHEEP
Leieestera—Aged ram, L Brown, J
Downey; shearling race, R 3 Sander-
son let and 2nd ; ram lamb, R J
Sanderson, L Brown ; ewe. L Brown ;
R J Sanderson ; shearling ewe, L
Brown, RJ Sanderson ; ewe lamb, L
Brown let and 2nd.
Oxford Downs—Aged rata, L
Brown, J Connell ; shearling ram, D
Rayson, W R Hastie ; rout lamb, D
Rayson, W R Hastie ; ewe, D Ray -
80n, 3 Donnell ; shearling ewe, D Ray -
son 1st and 2nd ; ewe lamb, D Rayson
let and 2iid.
Grades—Ewe, W R Hastie, J W
Morrison ; shearling ewe, W R Hastie
1st and god ; ewe lamb, \V 11 nestle
1st and 2nd ; mutton sheep, any breed,
L Brown, D Rayson.
POULTRY
Barred Plymouth Rocks, H Doug-
las ; While \Vyandottea, A Tuner;
Rhode Wand Beds, J Baylor, W R
Raabe ; Andalusrans, Airs J Brnwn, J
Reids ; bronze turkeys, Mee J Brown;
J Reich,; sur keys, any otter kind, J
Reidt: ; Toulouse geese, L Brown, J
Wilkie geese,- any other kind, J
Wilkiir; Pekin ducks, M Bride 1st and
210 ; Rouen docks, J Wilkie, L
Brown ; g\Tinea fowl, A Toner ; Fan-
tail pigeons, 3 Reich ; rabbite, A
Denny; Pigeons, any other variety,
M Bride lit 1111(1 2211 ; pair Barred
Plymouth Rock chickens, \V Hain -
stock, H D u lar • White Wyandotte
r c end .'Loner ; -
S 0 White Le
hi k , Ag
horn rhir•kens, 'Pi Strong, W Hahl-
elurk ; Rhode Island Red chickens, J
Bi vine, \\' 21 Beetle ; pair any hind
1921 chickens, corm fed, 14 Douglas, W
Hainstock ; special Rhode Island Red
cockerel and two pullets, J Baylor ;
or the
SAVED FROM AN
OPERATION
°F[ull-a-sires" Completely
Believed Me
8928 UNION Sar., VANCOUVER, 13.C.
"I suffered with ;ti} the symptom,:
of Percale trouble, with chronic Consti-
pation and constant Headaches. I had
pains low down Irtthe back and sides
of the body, A dootor advised me to
have as operation,
I started taking "Fruit-a•tives" and
this medieiuo has caneplctely relieved
me of all my misery and suffering.
tam free of pain rend headaches and
the terrible Conetipatlon, and what
saved 'me is the fruit medicine,
"Fruit -a -Lives."
Madam Al. J. CORSE,
60c a pox, 6 for $2.60, trial size 26c.
.At dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit•a-tires Limited, Ottawa.
1921 Wyandotte eaelcerel and pullet,
AToner• pair Spring chickens, any
breed, W R Hastie ; 1921 Bar red Rock
cockerel and pullet, W liaiustock.
FRUIT
Winter Apples -Northern Spy, J
Wilkin, 7 el McMillan ; Canadian
Red, A Schmidt, T Shearer ; Rhode
Island Greening, I M McMillan ;
Wagner, A Schmidt ; King of Tom-
kin`s County, J M MnA1}Ilan ; Russet,
J Downey, H Sparling ; Baldwin, A
Schmidt, H Sperling ; Peewaukee, J
N1 McMillan; J Downey ; Mann, J M
McMillan, A Schmidt ; 'Twenty Ounce
Pippin, el Spelling ; Ontario, J Al Mc-
Millao ; Tolman Sweet, T Shearer„ J
Wilkin ; collection, J M McMillan.
Fall Apples—Culverts, T Shearer,
H Sperling ; Cayuga Redstieak, J M
McMillan ; Maiden's Blush, J M Me -
Millan, Mrs W Beatty ; Snows, J M
McMillan, J Wilkin ; Gerietian, A
Schmidt ; Wealthy, A Schmidt, Mc-
Intosh Red, J AJ McMcMillan ; Grav-
enstein, H Sperling ; Easton Pippin','
T Shearer, A .Schmidt ; collection, J
M McMillan ; general collection, 3 Al
A1cM}Ilan, A Schmidt ; crab apples,
Mrs J Brown, A Kiel ; pears, 3 Al Ma-
Alillan, J T Strong ; grapes, 3 Al Mc-
Millan,
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
Potatoes, Iilsh Cobbler, J T Strong,
R Wilkin ; early variety, E Jar quer,
n r i
A Schmidt ; gr sen w u ata ri, J T
Strong, A Schmidt ; lute variety, T
Shearer, d Watters; turnips, swede,
J Gamble, A Schmidt ; any other
kind, A Schmidt; marigolds, red, 0
Caudle, A Schmidt ; yellow, A
Schmidt, W Hainetock ; white, A
Schmidt, T Shearer ; carrots, garden,
A Kiel, A Schmidt ; field, It Brimble-
combe, H Dongles • sugar beets, W
Hainstock, A Schmidt; celery, 0
Black, hits J Beatty ; onions, potato,
W Hainetock, A Schmidt; seed
onions, J McMillan, A Schmidt ;
Dutch sets, A Denny, \V Hainstock ;
collection, MIS N AleDettnitt; pars-
nips,
nips,A Schmidt ;pumpkins,Aruner,
J Watters ; citrons, .1 Wilkin, R
Brimblecombe ; longblond beets,D
Hell, A Schm
dt ; turnip beets, A
Denny, Mrs N McDermilt ; tomatoes,
large, R Brimblecombe, A Schmidt;
tomatoes, small, Mts. J Brncvn, 1 T
Strong ; white cabbage, A Schmidt,
1st and 2nd ; red cabbage, Aire 3
Brown, A Schmidt ; red peppers, '1'
Inglis, E Jac -gees ; cauliflower, T
Lnglis, C Dandle ; watermelons, T
Shearer, Mrs N Mc Dei mitt ; equaeb,
A Schmidt, 0 Caudle ; encumbers, J
Wilkin, -A Toner ; sunflowers, 3
Downey, Mre McDetinitt ; table corn,
R Brimblecombe, A Schmidt ; field
corn, A Schmidt, R Brimblecombe
white beams, W Hainstock, Mre J
Brown ; butter beans, A Denny, 3
Reids`; apecinl for collection by school
children, W Hainstock, Al Stephens,
Al Bride.
GRAIN
Red Winter wheat, A Schmidt;
white Winter wheat, "T Inglis, A
Schmidt; Spring wheat, R Brimble-
combe, A Schmidt; barley, A
Schmidt, R Brimblecombe ; peas,
small, H Douglas, 3 Wilkin ; peas,
laige, R Wilkin, R Brimblecombe;
white oats, A Sohmidt, R Btimble
combe ; black oats, A Schmidt ;
timothy seed, A Schmidt.
PLANTS AND FLOWERS
Asters, 0 Black, Mrs J Brown ;
dahlias, Mra J Brown, J Reids ; sweet
peas, 3 Wilkin, Mrs 3 Brown • stooks,
J Wilkin, Mre W Beatty gladiolas,
0. Black ; hnquet, Mable Schaefer, N1
Bride; annuals, J Reidt, Mrs .1
Brown eollection of house plants, E
Jacques ; begonia, J Reidt ; house
fern, 0 Caudle ; foliage plant, E
Jacques, Mrs J Brown,
DAIRY PRODUCE & PROVISIONS
Packed putter, JT Strong, J Mc-
Millan ; butter in rolls, R Brim ble-
combe, AV Corbett; butter in prints,
J T Strong, W Corbett; bread, 1
I;sins, A Douglas; apple tie 1.1 1t+ ttg-
las, J fteidt; pumpkin plc 11, Doug-
las, J D1rwney ; burrs, E Sothern, W
1Il Gregg . , oatmeal cakes, J entree
,
Il D orgies; tea biscuit%, It 13tirnbie-
rclubs, .1 131eidt ; fruit oaks I3, J Sttod-
ereon A! Gamble ; jelly cetke Ml'a N I
Molest Mitt ; picltlea, vegetable, ft J
Sanderson, M 'hide ; pickles, frail, 11
Douglas, R 'J Sanderson ; maple
syrup, Mre N McDerrnitt, J Wilkin
marmalade, 13. Dou'lae ; date bleat),
Mrs W 13e111ty, 11 Fallis;. IAA le, J
Downey, It liritublect•ullw 1 largest
hen, eggs, Mrs, J Brown, MIS J T
Strang ; collection of pi:rklee, R
Bthnblecomabe, Airs N M0Derwlte;
collection of jellies, Mrs N Mul)er'
mitt, fi Douglas ; monkr11a21's trooper,
R
Brimblecombe, Mrs N M0Dermiet
collection canned fruits, R thimble-
combe, MIR N M,'Derinitt•, Special
for beet sive lbs, butter fu pl'irlte, SV
Corbett, special lot• beet two Ms, of
butter, W Het}nstoek ; special -for 8 in.
crock of butter', W Hainstock, 'J 7.'
Strong, Mrs N AIaDertnitt ; special for
best 101b. dt'ock abutter, W Cur.betl ;
special for bread baked from Cycleue
Hour, H Douglas ; special for 'bread
from flour purchased from It Hues -
ton, W Corbett.
LADIES WORK
Open to all—Apron, fancy, Nps W
Beatty, Mies M Livingston ; enliecti(I
ef'fancy, crock, M Liv,ingaloo, A'Irs W
Beatty ; crochet wool, ;Mks H W Tam-
lyn, NI Livingston ; crochet band bug,
Mrs Beatty, Al Lis -lepton ; etcclie t
Welt, M Livingston, Mrs Tamlyn ;
crochet filet, R Brimblecombe, Mrs
Tswlyer ; crochet yolce cawisofe, Mrs
Beatty, M Livingston ; Danish cut
work, Al Livingston, Mrs Tamlyn;
drawn work, Mrs Tamlyn, R Brimble-
contbe; doylies crochet, AJ re Beatty,
R Brimblecombe,
Embroidery—Eyelet, Airs Beatty, R.
Britnbiecombe ; punched, Al Living-
ston, Mre Beatty ; Mt Aleliick, M
Livingston, Mrs •Tamlyn ; Roman,
MrsTarnlyn, lel Livingston ; hardin-
ger, Mrs Tamlyn, Mrs Beatty; on'
burlap, M Livingston, Mrs .Carolyn ;
sofa cushion in rope silk, Mrs Tam
lyrr, R Brimblecombe ; sofa cushion,
washable, R Brimblecombe, Mrs Tam-
lyn ; centre piece, colored, 3 Wilkin,
Mrs Beatty ; blouse, eyelet, el Living-
ston, Mrs Beatty ; blouse in colors, M
Livingston, J AV Gamble ; child's
dress, M Livingston, R Brimble-
combe ; machine -made, hand -embroid-
ered ladies' under -garments, etc, Al
Livingston; novelty fancy work, Al
Livingston, Mrs Beatty.
Knitting—Wnollen gloves, M Lir
ingeton ; fancy handkerchiefs, "A1
Livingston, Mabel Schaefer ; knitting,
fancy cotton, Mre Tamlyn, Mrs Beat-
ty ; wool sweater coat, T Inglis, R
Britnblecumbe ; wool bed jacket, Mrs
1 w y
'u i n wool I anter hood, It Brim-
blecombe, Mrs Tamlyn ; laundry bag,
el Livingston, R Brimblecombe;
luncheon set Mr I r
Mrs Tacn y n, Mrs Beat-
ty ; woman's fancy mitts, Mrs Beatty,
R Brimblecombet'
titan's fancy mitts,
Mre Beatty, R Beiwblecowbe ; mat,
Al Livingston ; pin cushion, Mrs Tam-
lyn, M Livington ; pillow cases, em-
broidered, Mrs Beatty, R Brilubl'-
combe; pillow cases, any kind, Mrs
Beatty, R Brimblecombe; quilt knit-
ted, Mrs Tamlytl, E Sothern; quilt,
crocheted, Mrs Beatty, quilt, cotton,
Mrs Tamlyn, 0 Black ; quilt, silk or
velvet, 10 Livingston ; quilt, beat
quilted, Mee Beatty, J Al McMillan ;
raffia work, lel Livingston ; washable
sofa pillow, Mrs Beatty,Mrs Tarn -
tem A r 1 1
tem ; sofa pillow, any other kind, Urs
Beatty, R Brimblecombe ; slipper's,
Mrs Tamlyn, Mrs Beatty ; table
centre, Al Livingston, Mrs. Tamlyn ;
table runner, Mrs Tamlyn, Al Living-
ston ; table mats, embroidered, R
Britnblecoube, Mrs Tamlyn ; table
mats, croehetted, E A Fattier, Mrs
Beatty ; fancy towels, M Livingston,
Mrs Beatty ; tatting, M Livingston,
Mrs Tamlyn ; fancy workbag, el Liv-
ingston, Mt's Beatty.
Open to residents of Howick only—
Apron, fancy, J T Strong, 0 Black
collection of fancy work, J Downey,
E Sotheru ; m•ochet bcquet holder, J
T Strong, • Black ; crochet wool, \V
Cot belt, E Fallis ; crochet cotton or
silk, J T Strong, 7 Downey ; crochet,
handbag, E Snthern, E Fallis ; crochet
Irish, E Sothern I crochet filet, 0
Black, J Downey ; crochet, yoke
camisole, 0 Black • embroidery, eye-
let, J Downey ; embroidety, punched,
E Sothern ; embroidery, hardinger, J
Downey, E •
Fallis ; embroidered scar -f•
for library table, Mabel Schaefer;
embroidered initial or monogram on
table cloth and napkins, J Downey ;
flue o'clock tea cloth, J Downey ;
fancy handkerchiefs, 0 Blttrk, 3 Dow-
ney ; machine made child's dress, E
Sothern ; machine made work apron,'
E Sothern, J Downey ; machine made
cotton shirt, J T Strong, J Downey ;
woman's fancy mitts, Mrs J Brown ;
tatting, J Downey, E Faille ; pillow
eases, ,, 0 Black, E Sothern pin
cushion, E Sothern ; pillow cases, day
0
slips, Black, E Sothern : quilt, best
quilted, R3 Sanderson ; sofa pillow,
11 Faille ; sofa pillow, any other kind,
3 Downey; woman's woollen stock-
ings,
to ck-
itrgs,.7 Dney ; man's woollen socks,
T' Strong, Mrs 3 Brown ; centre-
piece, 0 Black, J Downey ; tray cloth,
R 3 Sanderson, E Sothern ; bath
towels and face cloth, E Faille ; tow -
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association's recent visit to Banff. Editors in car
a Banff Station.
taken
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WILL 'BE ALLOWED ON
qtr erwer
Fleece Lining in Wool
Children's
Will be snnbgect to the same Discount
..,pen,..
augcseammteopenmel
Joe Schwadron
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PIS, embroidered, J Downey, 11 Seth- 1 PEN t1ANS 11I P
ern t oil painting, still life, R a Sander' -e 9'o ehildten 13 Mill 14 year's
eon ; collection of painting;, \\' If Emily Ben net 1,, Evelyn Inane-; 11 a1141
Gregg, L411oi' Bescvflherirk t railer- 12 Sears, Meijer 10 Gibson; I) and 111
tion of photographs, J Dols•ney ; years, Lloyd 0121hei ,
china painting, 0 Sleek, Alabel
Schaefer ; water colo, laud -earn! 1,r Bread 9 Veil IN it loaf nt Wingham.
utatel,e, 0 Black, Al S,haefer' ; 12611-1' : Plowing ,Manch adjoining Exeter of
color, ally other kind, \V Cor'hett, a 1' Ort, 28
Strong ; fancy werkhag, E Fulls-. Nle„ 1 \Vino hunt atetl,ndiel ebnrrh'
FINE ARZ.ti gavi 8 21(2 quire.
Fred. \Vuet ih fs Collector of taxes
Stencilling, Al Livingetan, Mrs for Stephen township,
Beatty ; china painting, 0 Black. It. J. McGraw, of Vancouver, 13, C.,
Mabel Schaefer ; p.'' ril drawing. 111 : is visiting in Goderirh.
Livingsl.ln;crayon drnoing, Al Lir-: Batrnln,ssler Weight, Winghaw,
illgeton, MI5 Ta11117'11 ; 11en01rt)10111 , has removed to Stratford,
J T Strong ; eolleetinrr of phn.'graph-, It T)- Btionti'Id, Alruoagrr of Dnrniu-
Mrs Taltlyn, .1 Downey ; c,11rctiuu inn Bank, \e'ingharu, for past 4 year%
of p':tintings, oil, M. Li iegston, el has been moved to Tot onto,
Schaefer collection of paintings
water color, AI Livingston ; portrait
in water 20102, el Li villgar:re : pyrn-
grapby on wood, 21rs 1 Ltulyl', t'
Black ; nil painting, land r tpe 1e- mar-
ine, M Lidingetnu, Ahs'1'runlyn ; oil
painting, stili life, AI Liv}ogetten,
-Lenot'e Beewitherivk ; tvatel eelm,
landscape or marine, AI Living,;. tr, reekameenseegeemmreseemamen
Mrs Tamlyn water colo, still life,
AI Livingston.
CHILDREN'S DP.PARTMENI'
Patch on cloth, \\' Heins, rn•k, Di
Baker ; hemmed hatniketeltiet', 1)
Bakes J. Iiar•t is ; dal ring, Annetta
eKf
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:rh 1 , ri � Baku butt -mile • I D .
Baker, Evelyn Dane ;apapr,•n and
sweeping r, Ethel Hlrrris, Il Baker ; Arn t Bros.
collection of laaicing, P, Batt ie.
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Now is the time to place
your order for Turners so
get as to ei t them safely
Doused before Winter.
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from Ehir
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Hi$ SVATERM 2. If)EAL FOUtiTAIN PEN gires the
hest AV1.911:e possihM. Il., readiness to writ*• instantly,
anywhere, without dependance upon desk or ink well,
supplier! a ,inch appreciated ennvernienre 10 the everyday work
of Staten's and till hnsine'e men lune women in all walks of
life. \Vat:ermnn's Ideal Fountain Pens may be obtained in a
wide variety of styles, with a p1111 to suit every slyly of hand
wl iting. Prided Neem $2,50 up. Call and pick out a pointto
suit your hand.
Water Ulan's ink for Fountain Pens always in stock.
J. R. WENDT,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
AIIMPOOMICESNICWIROCCNINITHZE
WROXETER
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-rFiiiires �V� Ford
You don't hesitate to o\vn a binder for a few days!' use per
year --to save time.
Why not a Ford for use day or night every day in the year ?
—to save tone -that can be better used in productive work,
to keep you in close personal touch with markets,
—to handle light produce to town,
—to bring out help to your farm,
—to keep the boys contented 00 the farm.
The sturdy 1i'ord is the farm ear you mut for dependable
power, endurance, simplicity and economy, -
We render Ford Service and sell Genuine Ford Parts
Call anti ask about the Fordson Tractor.
Lin M. SCOTT, Brussels
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