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JAS. ANDERSON.
VE rER MARY SURGEON,
kg102100Sor to M. N. Moore, 011ige at Ander-
son Bros, Livery stable, Brussels. Telephone
No, 29,
T. T. M'RAE
st• a., c. P., S, O.
91. 0. a, Village of Bru69e:1s.
Physician, surgeon, Acconallem
Office at residenae, inmost: o blehelle (Thera,
William (1 0)12. '
OR. I, T. BRYANS
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate of Collage of Physicians' and our
960114, Ontario. 1 ea -Senior Nouse :Surgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto. (Mem of lace Dr.
.A.Idelio)ee. smith Block, Brussels.
Havel phone 46.
MAUDE 0. EtRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal 1(1281( 0826 Department of Ophthal-
mology, McCormick Medical College, Ohiongo,
111., is prepared. to test eyes and lit glasees at
21512 0)008 over idiss Inman's millinery store,
Office days—Weduesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of every week. Ol8oe hones -10
to 12 u. m, ; 1 to 6 p. m. Evenings by appoint..
ment. Phone 1219.
OR. WAROLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls, Office opposite
Plour Mill,
JAMES TAYLOR
Licensed Auctioneer for HureR Co.
Satisfaction assured ; Charges moderate.
Write or Telephone 11 1201 convenient to ma
Both Brussels and North Buren Phones,
BEL,GRAVE 9.0.
P. R. MULHERON
Toucher of
PIANO, ORGAN, VOCAL
Organist and Choir islaster, Sielville Church,
111116.911 Penns prepared for Toronto tug -
lege of mutate Eau initiations. Phone 102
PRO011fOOT, MOAN & COOKE
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&c.
011168 08 tlm Sonars, 2811door frum Hamilton
Street,
GODERI011. ONT.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
W, PROUDWOOT, K. O. a. L. 211 ,1.01206
H. 3. D. Cooxa
Xsca[ aPiien3s kerns
• THE POST HOPES TO 59E.,—
Large coal supply Arrive.
Council Chamber improved.
Better street lighting system.
Girls' Base Ball wrens organized,
Increases in boolevaul improvemeue
Automobile lamps kept burning at night.
A few blind piggers nabbed and well
pinched.
W. C. 'r. U.—Following are the of-
ficers for Brussels Stanch of the W. C.
T. U. for the current year :—Presideut,
Mrs. Tyreinan ; int Vice President, Mrs.
Dark ; mid Vice Presidents, Mrs, (Rev.)
Manu and Mre. (Rev ) Stafford ; Re-
cording -Secretary, Miss Martha Smith ;
Correspondtug.Secretary, Mes, Mc-
Guire ; Treasurer, Mrs. Dark ; Organ-
ist, Miss M, Smith.; Auditors, Mrs.
Skelton and Mrs. Lowry ; Evangelistic,
Mrs. Skelton, Mrs. Manu and Mrs. Mc-
Guire ; Fruit and FlowerMission, Mrs,
R. Oliver; Press, Mrs. Skelton ; Mis-
sionary, Mrs. Roods and Mrs. Oster ;
Anti -Narcotic, Mrs. Leatherdale and
Mrs. Lowry ; Temperance in Sunclly
Sebools, Mrs. Rands, Mrs. Alcock and
Mrs, McGuire ; Franchise, Mrs. Mc-
Kenzie and Mrs. Alcock ; Red Cross,
Mrs. (Ray ) Ferguson ; Moral Educe-
tiou, Mrs. Oster ; Law Euforcetneut,
Union Travellers' Aid, Miss A. Budd
and Miss Jewitt ; Parlor meetings, Miss
Florence Buchanau, Mts. Oliver and
Miss M. Smith. The respectable sum
of $118.30 was raised by 13) ussels Unica'
during the past year. Regular meet-
ings are held the last Friday after000u
of each month In the Public Library
audience oone
County finances,
BydAws levying the County rate of 3-
7•10 noes, to taise $157.255 18, and oue
mill for Provincial War Loan,
$42,50e7o ; and authoriziug the borrow -
lug of $6o,000 for current expeeses lati•
til the taxes are paid 111, were passed.
CountV Treasurer's estimates of ex-
peudriui.es aud receipts for 191 7 were as
follows :
EXPEL; orroRas
Administration of Justice. $ 9 000
Jail account • . 2 000
DiVIS100 Court jury fund .....,... so
Schools.' 26 000
Gi ... . . ,,,, ,g 2 coo
Municlpsl Goverument 8 000
Stationery, etc . ,,,, 1 200
lainetics, etc $oo
M iseellaneous 500
Collegiate 'esthete acctrunt..•3 000
County properly 2 000
11011110 arid britiges„.... .... 013
House of Refuge 7 000
Bridge Debenture Interest 1 Goo
Bridge Debenture Sinking
Feud ..) ...... .... ......
Patriotic Debenture letcreste. 12 000
Patriotic Debenture
Feud
Canadian Red Crossee..... ...
400
82 000
43 000
Total .....,...,.$162 463
eiteiriers
Surplus tete. ... . . .... $ 3 807
Licensee 960
Wang 500
5 207
'.l'OtAl III 157 255
Those who take "Fruit -a -Lives" for
the first time, are often astonished at
the way V builds 1/291)2 195 and makes
Metaled better all aver. They may he
taking "Fruit-n-tives" for some speeifie
disease, as Constipation, Indigestion,
Chronic. Headaches or Neuralgia,
Kiduey or Bladder Trouble, Rheu-
matism 08 114)12 in the Back, And they
finel when "Fruit-a.tives" has cured the
disease, time they feel better and.
stronger in every way. This is due to
the toorriteefut ionic properties of these
famous tablets, made fromfruit juices.
50e. 81109, 6 for $2,50, trial size, 25e.
.412 6)) dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit -
a -lives Limited, Ottawa.
Church Chimes
The annual meeting of the Synod of
Huron was held in London last week.
Rev, Mr. Page attended.
The Methodist Conference of Saskat-
chewan reports an increase of tife 000 in
Missionary givings for the past year.
Manitoba Conference reports an in-
crease of Sam With former reports
the total increases tor all of Canada now
reach $27,000.
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
church at its seesion at Montreal raised
the minimum satiny to be paid to minis-
ters in a regular charge from $,,000
per year to Steen Congregetione un-
able to pay the minimum salary will re-
ceive assistance from the Augmentation
Fund of the (annuli. Tbe Assembly
also went on record in a strongly -worded
resolution in favor of conscription ot the
11100 p ever and entre other resources of
the country for war service,
Rev. S. W. Muxworthy, pae'or of
Main Street Methodist church, Exeter;
was elected President of the London
Conference at the first session of the
8.0011101 meeting in Dean Centre
Methodist church, London. Mr. Must.
worthy 'was runner-up for this honor a
year ago and his Appointment proved a
most popular one. Rev T. E Sawyer,
Ilderton, was elected Secretary and
named Rev Byron Snell and Rev Leo
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CAM ficillet. CPO milt reoltiA nzeiolioin
tiov. iii0er1110l( 1)2 _Punnet Ileeia
tar, end Rey. Wm. Conway, Stall:air:al
Secretaty.
Wroxeter
Al Wroxeter, Ontario, and vrithin
the Peeeby Levine eliewels thei ce on
laterality, .lurte 19, 1917, the eollgrege*
lines of -tire Anglican, elethedist turd
Presby terlen ohm (lies of IN' l'ogetero
met Ingot bee their 111111-11e, Ic ineet-
on u1,111,1 prayers armed tumid.
mously, by a. standing Vote, 1 lie col-
loweig resolution :—"That the Feder -
111 roullorities be urged to grant at
mice the Predriletion 'if 1111' rintetifac-
Lure, importetion mid toile of Intoxica-
ting beverng.es during 1119 war,"
1V,BOXISTER 00UNCIL.—The regniar
meeting of Weexeiee Ceencli was
held lhe Clerk's office al 8 tie:leek p.
Members prese(t, I), 0.' Pope, J.
(Moulin-. Peed. [1.1')')', .161111 Adams
with Reeve C. Itele in the
91112011es of last mom leg eyed. Moved
1)y Jolio Douglas, seconded by D. 0.
Pope, that We adoptl the minutes us
read. (tarried. Following aneoulite
%vete received :—Robt. 14111911 woo It
111 grade; hod ilk 011, $7 90; James Mc-
[Celt:hoe, fire filling boiler, $1.50 ; A.
11, eieffirt, teeming ;Mort 31 nights,
*3875 ; .1 Velma, work on road and
gravelling, $11 00; 11 .1 Rani*, general
school purposes, $275 00. Moved by
D. O. Pope, seconded by Feed. leavey,
that the newer ets received be paid and
orders dram) 1111 the Treasurer, for the
sante. Carried. Moved by 31,110
Adams, seconded by fe 0 Pope, that
we adjourn to July 17111 or to cell of
the Reeve. Carried,
J. HHETHA.1712R, Clerk.
G. GABEL RETEI INSITRANCE.—At Os.
geode Hall, Toronto, on June 14 :
Gabel V. liowick learmet s' Mutuel
Fire Ins, Ore—I). L. relerlarthy, K. 0 ,
ea 0 Betty (Lio
te wepll) foe 13i81 (tiff
H. Guthrie, 1C. 0., and W. M. Sinclair
(Bennett?) for defendant. Arthur fill a
policy of Si e insurance for $5,000 to
'recover $8,480, interest and ousts.
Judginent :1 find that failuve to trutke
statutory 21 relaration in peeper form
arose form mistake. 1 Mid that. plain-
tiff did sign schedule setting forth the
amouet of claim, which is now admit-
ted, I find that nr) further or other
peonf of lose have been asked for,
and I hold that melee these gil•VIIIII-
scaodea it would bre inequitelde that
this insurance should be deemed void
re) forfeited for imperfect proofs of
loss or from failure l.n fromish
declaration Re caned for by
statutory condition. 1 find tha1 acle-
metro clieclosures was made to Ell
agent end think that WES )218171,40a tr)
the contrary in the norelitions or in
the epplication Ls unreasonable and
1110585.8e ineff..etive. Judgment for
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Model
Eighty Five
Cour
Simplified Driving
HIS MODEL, is a great family car
•L because it is so easy to handle. All
electric controls are on the steering
colurrm--within natural reach. The
wheel is large and easy to steer with.
The shifting lever and emergency brake
can be reached without changing your
driving position.
So it is just as easy for your wife or
daughter to drive this Overland Eighty -
Five Four as it is for you. And as you
know, that cannot he said of all cars.
Step in today for a demonstration.
$1250
Overland Model Eighty -Five Four
35 horsepower
1l5-inth wheelbase
Cantilever rear spring.
Want= casolinc system
4 -inch tires
Brewster green body
Auto -Lite martins
and lighting system
Other Overland Fours
Model 80-1)our Roadster,
1 0 g Four oa a er. 950
Country Club Sport Model, t1210 LIVr;ourimadluig. 107S
All priced 5. o. b. point of shipment
Subject to change without notice
L. KENNEDY,
Agent Wingham
4114 1)11eerifirfi6 intertiet
rpom empary e, 1e4f, with Poets,
Stay for I lilt Ly days.
ere
Grey
We believe Hartwell Spell's'', has
the honor to have the straightest rows
of grain el) the lath 001)., if 1)0)2 1,1 the
towel:drip of Grey, The ohtkl ou say
they ere like the lines on their copy
hooks, ?dr, Speiven is certalilly 22
straight going fellow but, we thlek
majority of 1119 In/de friends would
forgive 11110 if he eia step aside and
lake mita himself a Ivife, The lady.
ftiereis might not be so totatilnieue.
Jo Igiiig fermi the way some car
driveler keep the eeir tee of the toad
they must. think the 111101) is plenty
good errough for the old man with the
horse mid (uggy, the rum) who sweat
that the road might be lerilt. It is a
good way to see how emelt gentleman
thele is about a man when he halves
the road with you, Evert sums of um:
ministers forget to observe the law of
the land when they meet, us with our
horse, la say nothing about breaking
the Golden Rule.
Eth Of
Mee, R. Hamilton's health is not
very good we logret to state but we
hope foe early improvement.
The Girls 02 (1(6 Patriotic Olub will
quilt lire autograph quilt given them
by Mrs. 3111111 Brown Friday after-
noon, June 29112, on G. W,
litiVii. AM me enrclielly irivIted to
eorrie 11)1(1 see the quilt, have tea and
help a good nese.
Molesworth
HYMENEAL —eFairmount", the flee
home of Henry and Mrs. Armstiong,
Molesworth, was the scene of a pleas-
ing event. %Wednesday, item 20th, at 3
p. 115., '611611 their only daughtee, .Aeria
L., WES WO gad in marriage te George
(nester Arlene), eldest son of G. and
Airs. Adams, Teowbeidge. Rev. C. J.
eloorehouse officiated, reed Miss Eden.
%Wilson pr esided at the pid1111, Britle,
who wee given away by her father,
was becomingly gowned in blue voile,
wear' ter he customary veil and
Orange blossoms. Hee bnquet was
mutilations and lily of the valley.
Mine Edna Wright, Toronto, was
idesuraid, and Russell Grainger,
el olesworth, supported the groom.
The bade received teeny handsome
gifts, including a subetantial cheque
from the grocen's flatlet% At the con-
clusion o? the ceeeniony luncheon was
served. 141e, and Nit's. Adams left on
a 811011 trip to Toron1n, the beide
travelling in blue taffeta silk crepe de
chine blouse, and white het. On their
return they will reside ne the 4th Con,
Elem. Tits Pose' joins with the
many friends of the young couple in
extending creigrattilittions and beet
wishes for many years of happy mar-
t ied life..
PRESENTATION. — A happy event,
yoL ime mingled with 5222120 1) regret.,
MIS held at Molesworth on June 19th,
when Lire friends of Miss Aida Arm-
strong assembled to show in a tang-
ible way their appreciation of her
nutny sterling qualities. Miss Arm-
strong was presented with a set of
knives, forks and spoons, accompanied
by the following address :
DEAN FINEND.—As you MT abolit
to seve1 your connection with our
community and church, we wish to
express our appreciation of the great
service you have so faithfully accord-
ed us as (organist of Molesworth
church, You have helped to make
our worship more harmonious and by
your service sob us an example of M ue
worship. You have given cheerfully
or your talent., time and interest in
helping 10 make all the undertakings
of our church and Sunday School a
success and are will min 30022 1)00801320
and smile of welcome none than mere
winds can tell. We will not be able
to fill the blank you leave and we wish
you to accept these knives, forks and
spoons as a token 05 00)2' appreciation
of your faithful and cliental) service.
While we lose, others will gain, mid
we pray God's blessing on you wher-
ever you rutty be. Signed on behalf of
the Ohurell and Suriday School, Wm.
Gr ainger, Alex. McCracken, Mrs.
Thompson and Rhoda Dean,
DEATH OP MRS. Jew. G. IiirreerELL.
—I3y the death at Molesworth 0,1
Saturday morning, June 10111, of
Obvistiana aleVicae, relict of the late
John 0. Mitchell, this community lost
one of its most dearly beInved and
highly testier:Led residents. Deeetwed,
who was in her 68th year, had erij.iy-
ed good health until June 3id when
she 1912.5 0111110511 681111 paralysis from
which she never rallied end front
whirli time She 89928 ent able to speak.
The bite Ohristiana McVicar wag born
Apr 11 8, 1850, in township of Vaughan,
()ono( )' ot YovIt, and Moved 891111 her
ocretils to Grey township in 1862,
taking ler thew residenee about 21.
miles West of M,,leswnrlh, On March
8, 1877, she and. thilm G. Mitehell wet e
united in holy bonds of matrimony,
and Lo them were born 0 daughters
and a WO, namely ; Mt% Robert F.
alelizies, Omitted Hale, Sask, ; Mrs.
Hugh Thoutenti, Pelmet., Sask. • Meet
Metein Calder, 1311rgesseille, 0.29.;
Miss Nettie Mitchell, 13urgessville,
Ont. ; Misses Laura and Ide, Motet'.
worth ; and Jellies A. Mitchell. 4
sisters and one brother also seevive,
ntrinely : M,'e. D. Livingstone, Brus-
sels ; M,'14. Schooley, Smith Valley,
Nevada ; Mrs. Jas. Strachan, James-
town, turd John McVicate• Stnith Val-
ley, Nevada, Her husband predeceas-
ed her tweet y 8 months ago, having
passed away Oct. 28, 1916, Deceased
WAS blessed with a kind and loving
disposition and made friends wherever
she known. She Wag 'a 11111(1 20111
sympot hetic 2, lend and twirelibor and
deep sieretity was One of her chief
chrteacteristice, She was 11 life long
and faithful nietnber of 1110 Presby.
terian 01102 011 and took a deep interest
in all branches of the church. Hee
demise 10 (2 decided loss to the chureb,
the members 01891111h, with 1109 many
ft leads deeply 9931011 1)81 death, Fun-
eral took place on Monday efterennie
Service was held in Molesworth Pres-
byteeittie chtieele end iiiterment made
111 elotesworth cemetery. Reit, T, A.
13t'll emnbinted the eereicee. Mrs,
Seirooley and Alias Grace aleViear,
Smith Valley, Nev. ; alias 51, Living'
Orme, Detroit I Miss CoOper, IVIles
Moore, Mies Onutte, Mb Forest ; W.
111. MoVlear, Torontle and James and
Cecil Cooper, Iterrieton attended the
funeral, Sincere sympathy of the en.
0091flitil)i)0( 14, eVieenrieti irl hp
1 payed fartlity 10 MOW WW1' Of WOPPOW•
A, L Cooper, Clinton, field Sec-
retary for Huron Co. Workers,
')'ho Executive Committee ne the
Perth Dimity Temperanee Alliance
met at Mitchell mei accepted 11181P.
Edge/aloe of Rev, E. 0. Powell tte
held Secretary, who is now workitig
under I be ditection of the Conittlittee
of 0,,e Hundred.
The new license inspector, Mr. El-
liott, Stratferd, NOM 18 noting as 111 -
Spector for Petah County as well tte
Stratford, was commended by the
Executive for the splendid work he
wae doing 1,1 enforcing the Canada
'eortriliFtyetiatice Act • throeghout the
or
The Executive committee or the
Hi/roll Clounty Manch of Ibe Dentin-
len teeterteeenee 411141100 Glen Met raid
selected re, T. I,100e2, 0110ton, to act
as Field Secretary for Ilevou 00111ItY)
,Ilde, Cooper hes beet' p20111111 82)2)
Identified with the Term/avarice emelt
of Huron Cotinty for the last 15 yeers,
having taken an active part in the
work of the Dominion Alliterve and
the Committee of Dee Elte,dr ed ; also
was the organizer of the present
County Tempevanee AesociatInn,
starting in es Secret -al y, and len year
completed hie term 22E 140110rery-
Frealdeet, and is at present a Viee-
Presideet of the County mid also
Chalimeni for the Committee of Otte
Hundred,
These two Countlee will continue
the harmoirlous relations Hutt have
existed between them since the intro-
dtiction of the 0, T. A., and they in.
teed to "stay On the job" until line
last vestige of the tier& is citiven
from their borders.
T. L. liaarilton, Listowel, Preeiderit
of the Pettit Alliance, and Rev, J. F.
Knight, Hensel], President of the
iiteeeo tierce tie WOO .111,111 1205)5544) t0
Arai presided al the meeting of theie
respeetive committees).
A. eteong reeohrtion were linseed (1811.
11(15 foe 13(10111)1 1111 Probibit ion.
1
e at Brussels
I expect a car of first-
class Lime at Brussels G.
T. R. Telephone your
orders to No. 524, or see
Georg, Baker, Crenhrook
Prize List of Second Annual School fair of Walton aod Adjoirthig Eections
Comprising Walton, Leadbury, Nos. 2 and 12 Grey, No. 9, McKillop, and No.
9, Morris, to be held on School and Church Grounds, Walton, Wed'y, Sept. 12
Officers
PRESIDENT
FOSTER BENNET1'
SECRETARY
35138 A. GARDINER
TREASURER
W. G. HEAL
COMMITTEE
Angers McCallum Be,111th't(a Ryall
Mat giteet McLeod Gotdon McG evin
Mabel Campbell Harry Rine
Oanieron Dennis Islay Crawford
Vein Crozier Roby McRae
Clifford Ritchie Katie Williamson
-Harvey Johnston Margaret Nulan
Andrew Turnbull
DIRECTORS
TEADHERS
Miss Dickson Alin Gardiner
Min Roe Miss 14ayter
M. W. Long
RBI.. OF WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
Mrs. Lundy Mrs. McDonald
TRUSTEE
Oliver Turnbull
SPORTS COMMITTEE
300, McDonald Jas. Harris
W, G. Neal Rev. F. W. Craik
Rev. R. A, Lundy.
1?rize List
CLASS I.
Vegetables and Fruit
All Primes in this; Case donated by Women'e Institute
In 2ND 8111
(a) 12 Potatoes 25e 15e 10e
(13) 8 Yellnw Leviathan Mangels 25 15 10
(e) 8 Red Mangels 25 15 10
(d) 6 Ears Golden Bantam Corn 25 15 10
(e) Squash 25 15 30
(5) Pumpkin 25 15 10
(g) $ Tomatoes 25 15 10
11) Cabbage 25 15 10
25 15 10
25 15 10
25 15 10
25 15 10
25 15 10
25 15 10
1) Cauliflower
j) 6 Onions (from Dutch Sets)
k) Onions (Potato) 1 pint
I) Beans, i pint -
(m) 8 Radishes
(11) 3 Parsnips
(o) 8 Carrots 25
(q) 1 Citron 25
25
(p) 3 Beets
(e) Collection of 6 named varieties
(3 of each) from father's or -25
chard
(a)
(b)
(0)
(e)
(5)
(g)
(13)
(i)
(a)
(b)
(u)
15 10
15 10
15 10
15 10
CLASS IL
Flowers
Bunch Dahlias 50 86 • 15
Mr. W. r
Bunch Gladioli—let 50, edid 30, and 8rd 20 Dar-
win Tnlips---By Mr. Win. liartt
131110:11 Sweet Pen 50 85 15
'Mrs. Lyddiatt
Bunch Asters 50 35 16
Dr. '1'. T. McRae
Bunch Pansies 50 35 15
Mr. W. G. Neal
Bunch Snapdragon 80 20
1st, Fountain Pen, by Dr. McKay
Bunch Verbenas 80 20
1st, Fountain Peu, by Mr. 0. Aberhart
Bunch Nasturtiums 30 20
1st, Knife, by Mr. Frank Sills
Best Bouquet 35 15
18t, Whipped Cream Set, by Beattie Bros.
CLASS 111.
Poultry
Collection Chickens (pairs) 1 00 00 40
By Mr. Downing and Mt'. Waghorn
Pen Utility Fowl (3 pullets
and 1 cockerel) 1 00 60 40
By Mr, S. Wilton and Dr, Bryans
Pate 1.8g11021119 25 15 10
Pale Rooke 25 15 10
Pair Wyandottes 25 15 10
Pair Geese 25 15 10
Pitir Duck 25 15 10
Coop made by Exhibitor 50 85
lst, Watch Oltain, by Mr. Savauge, Seaforth
Bird House
1st, Sweater Coat, by Stewart Bros.
2nd, Flash Light, by Mr. H. Edge
CLASS IV.
Live Stock
All animals born in 1917 turd to be led out and
'drown by Exhibitor
Colt 100 50 85 15
By Messes, L. Blake and John Ryan
Calf (pelt fed) 1 00 50 35 16
By Messrs, Watt and Millet.
Lamb 1 00 50 85 15
By Meseta, John Bolger and 101322 Harris
CLASS V.
Nature Study
Col. Mounted Weeds (cone.
Men 11810001 00
1st, by Miss triolcsori
Col, of Weed Beetle With
titemee 1 00
1st, by Mr. Brun
001, of Wild Flowers with
common names 1 00
let, by Rev. R, A. Lundy
Col. of Mounted Leaves Of
Trees With namee • 1 00
let, by Mies Humphries
50 85 15
50 85 15
50 35 15
50 85 15
OLASS VI.
Art, Writing, Etc.
(a) Welting (1st verse "God Save the King", open to
pupil, ureter 111 yes -'i 50 35 15
1st, by Min Ada Gardiner
(b) Writing tlst verse "G(2d Save the King") open to
1)11)1110 (1801 10 years 50 35 15
lot, by Min Ada Gal diner
(c) Map of Europe, showing the battle line the latter
pale of August 50 35 15
13y Mr, Long
(11) Sketch in \Vette, Colors, open to girls up to 15
years. 1st, $1 Box Stationery by Ale, Fox
61) 35 15
(e) Crayon Drawing of Fruit, open to 2nd 0112.88
13y Miss L. Ballantyne 50 35 15
(f) Garden Book 1 00 SU 35 15
1st, by Miss Amy 1(00
(g) Col. of Snap Shots. 181, rel Snap Shot Album by
hie F. It, Smith 50 85 15
open to pupils of & 8. No.11, Morris (Walton)
(ti) Be.t Plot. $1 00 by Mr. A., Gardiner
(11 Most Mannerly Pupil. $1 00 by Miss DI Smillie
OLASS VII.
(a)
(e)
(d)
(8)
(1)
(g)
(10
(1)
• Domestic Science
Darning on Woollen. Stocking
((1bout 1 in, square) 25 15 10
Crochet, Lace 25 15 1(1
Plain Hemming ' 25 15 111
.13est Dres•sed Doll, open to girls
- 10 years aiel under 50 ;33 15
Best Dressed Doll, open to gide
from 10 to 15 years 50 35 15
Layer Cake 25 15 10
Apple Pie 25 115 10
Oandy We(1ge) 25 145 10
Candy (Meple Creatn) 25 15 10
Pah' SOOICS. 141, fercket, by J. le. Duty 60 30
8 Button Holes, 1st, Pair Gloves
by M. Brodeviek, Seaforth 35 15
CLASS VIII.
Open to Children 9 years and under
3 Otwrots
3 Beets
3 Onions (from Dutch Sets)
e Piet ()Mons (Potato)
Pint Beans
Sunflower Head
Bunch Pansies
Bunch Nestle' tinnis
25 15
25 15
25 15
26 15
25 15
25 15
25 15
25 15
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
30
B1111111111°5 15
rrelt Asters 10
Pt izes for last 4 by Mr. A, Sutherland, Seaforth
(j) Pair Bantams 25 15 10
25 15 10
25 15 10
23 35 1(1
25 15 10
lc) Pale Pigeons
1) Rabbit or Hare
In) Oat or Kitten
(e) Any othee Pet
(o) Bird House. 1st, Knife, $1.00, by
Mr. G. A, Sills 50 25
CLASS IX.
Open to all Girls in District over 12 years
eta Loaf of Brea. 25 16 • 10
(b) e dozen Bans 25 15 10
(c) 1 Pint Apple Jelly 25 15 10
(d) Tatting 25 15 10
(e) Table °anti e in Dark Linen 25 15 1.0
(5) Pair Fancy Towels 25 15 10
(g) Pair Etubtoidered Pillow Covers 25 15 10
((1) Pair Knitted Socks 25 15 30
(1) Ool, Eyelet and Solid Embroidery
151. $1.00, and 211d 50e, by B.L.T. Club 25
tj ) Crochet Yoke, Ise Parasol, by
Mr. McTavish 30 20
CLASS X.
Open to all Boys in District over 12 years
(a) Sheaf of Wheat 1 00 75 50
(b) Sheaf of Oats 1 00 72, 50
(u) Sheaf of Weary 1 00 75 50
Sheaf to be 6 huffiest') diameter, grown on fath-
er's fovea and eeleeted by Exhibitor.
These prizes donated by Messrs, John Leeming,
Thos. (31(111), A. &minim, M. Black, Cr.
391d.1-
1181'):,, A. 0, Dames end W, Beeker,
Bird House 1 00 60 40
13y Rev. Mr. Craik and D. 0. Ross
Best 10 01111, speech on "Advantages or Farm
Life" 1 00 50 35 15
By Messrs, John McDonald 92)111 5815, Harris.
CLASS XI.
Open to Boys or Girls any age
Best 10111111. spent) on "How 1312301] for my Plot and
the Lessons I Leterned" 1 00 50 35 15
By Messes. Turnbull and Harris,
CLASS XII.
Open to the Little Ones under 7 years
(a) Best Suutiower Head 25 20 15 10 05
(13) -Any Pet 25 20 15 10 05
(e) Best Bird House 25 20 15 10 05
RULES
1, Entries .Free and opee to Pepils of the Five
Schools listed oe face of 0119 Prize List.
2, All exhibits; of Vegetables 1)2(1(1 Flowers tuner be
Needled faint state I n finish by 1391111)1 1201',
PANISNTS PLEASE NoTr: —8110w and Lear)) the
boys mei girls all you like bet do not do the
58011) 101' them—otbet wise the exhibits will not
be accepted.
8 All Exhibits must be in place by 1 o'cloelc.
Suggestions for selecting Exhibits
SHEAVES—Beve straw full length, remove 10080
lenves and trim off the bottoms.
MANGELS—Select most flutterer in shape and have
thorn all as near 02 possible.
SWEET 0011N—Select well matured ears with well
filled and straight rows.
ONIONS—Median) sized and smooth, remove loose
leaves,
oARRoTs—Metlitmi sized aricl 1101003.11, bee front
stuntmen and line in quality.
BEETS—Medium ettert, smooth aud macron 11( Odor.
POTA'1;08.
01ilal—Evert in size, 801001,11 With shallOW
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