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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-10-5, Page 5APER To diose who wish to do some papering this fall, we are fully prepared as our stock is large and recently replenished with the new lilltti, A ROOM WELL. PAPERED LS • 1HALP. PUR.N1SKEO Our papers are either semi trimmed or trimmed ,by hard—free, f, T. COOPER CLLN'roly ►uctian Sales. Auction Sale Of '60 head of choice steers. Mr. Ezra Fisher• will sell by public auc- tion at his grass farm, dot 11, `con. 2, Ea"#t. Colborne near (Turtle Lakes) on Saturday, October 7th,.corinnenc- 'ing at 1.30 sharp, 60 head of choice feeding steers, two -year-olds and 3 - year -olds. All, Grade Polled Angus. Shorthorn or Herefords. These are -all first classHuron County cattle that Mr. Fisher has had on the grass all sunnier.' They are in good or - dere and include a number of choice butcher, and 'beef -ring animals. Terms -Eight months' credit will' be, given on furnishing approved joint notes. A discount at rate of 6 per cent. per annum allowed for cash. • Purchas- ers may leave their cattle on the pas- ture until the next week if necessary. Ezra Fisher, Proprietor, R. R. No. 4' Goderieh. T. Gundry, Auctioneer. 69-2. Auction al to S e n Of farm stock, osis implements, eats house- hold e- hold effects, ete. The undersigned auctioneer has been instructed to sellfi by public auction at lot 14, conces- sion 11, Stanley township, on Mon- day, October 16th, at 1 o'clock p.m. sharp, the following:. 'Live Stock-- General tock=General purpose mare; heavy draft gelding rising 4 yrs; cow supposed to;bein calf, due in March; 7 steers about 1,000 lbs. each; 3 stocker steers; yearling heifer; 2 2 yr old heifers; 2 pigs; about. 75 hens. Im- plements, etc. -)Jeering mowerr, 6 f cut; hay rake; cultivator; Massey-, Harris bean cultivator and scufer; scuffles.; set Diamond harrows, M.- `11. seed drill; fanning mill, 2 walk- ing plows; Cangaro'o plow; wagon; wagon boxh stock rack; hay rack; top baggy; road carta Portland cut- ter; bob sleighs, wheel, barrow, cut- ter pole, neckyolces and whifletrees; set heevy team harness; set single harness;, 5 tons of hay. . Household effects -Pandora range, Quebec heat- er, new; sideboard; cupboard; num- ber of kitehen,chairs, 6 dinning tonin chairs; bedsteads; couch; sewing ma- chine; hall rack; hanging - lamp; cream .separator~ Connor - • washing machine; New Perfection coal ell stove, ,3 burners; oil -heater; and numerous other, articles. Terms of sale: -$5 aucl under, cash. Over. that amount 12 months' credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. 5 icer cent. bff for cash' on credit; amountt. Geo. W. Elliott, Proprietor, Geo. H. Elliott, Auction- eer. an_� Auction Sale 0f farm stock, implements and household furniture, lot 20, Huron Road, 1 anile east of Clinton. on Tees-. days October 17th, at 1 o'clock sharp, the following: Horses -horse, :1:1 years old; horse, 10 yrs old; gelding 5 yrs old, Cattle --Cow, due Oct cow clue December; cow due January cow due in April; cow due in May; jersey cow clue March let; 4 steers 1 yr old; :heifer, 1 yr old; 4 spring calves•' brood sow with litter.; 3 tore pig's; 60 hens, thoroughbred oelcs; 35 pullets. Implements--,M,- ET, binder 6 ft cut; -mower 5 ft -cut; Deering hay rake, nearly new; 20 lap pails and spiles; Clover Leer nareire:spreader;. Massey -Harris hay oader nearly new; 10 hoe seed chill; lick barrow; cultivator; single riding rlow; 'walking plow; set of iron bar - ;OWN fumber wagon; old wagon; 2 niggles; set of ,bobsleighs cutter; ;cufler; 1Vfassey-Harris root plainer; tutting'i box; crusher, Clinton fee- ling mill;' 21,4. h. p. gasoline engine; rump jack; circular saw; set of 1111 - ;de harness; set of double harness; let df plow harness; grindstone; 18 'V ladder; buffalo robe, horse blank-. ,ts; 15 tons -of timothy hay; black - ankh bellows and anviI 57 stooks of orn; 600 bricks; grain bags; chairs; 10 cement the 'forks; shovels; whif- letrees- and other articles too num- -nous to mention. Household effects -2 Art Souvenir coal heaters; wood. seater; quantity of „stove pipe; kit- hen •table; kitchen chairs; sideboard - etension table; 2 lounges, bed stead tands;,set of bedroom dishes; gram- phone; pictures; dishes; hanging amps; 2 feather ,beds; washing ani- hint Daisy churn; No, 12 DeLaval ream separator; incubator; brooder; erandah sceeens Eeterything to be old as'proprietor hat 'sold his farm. 'orms:--Hay, hens, household effects' lid all sums of $10 and under", cash. )ver that amount'tWelve 'months relit Will be given on furnishing ankable,paper, or .a,. discount of 5x73 - er annum allowed for sial: • on Bred-„ scrionete. Wm. Shipley;,,Proprt- ter, Geo; II, Elliott, Auctioneer. 70-2, ;x, Auction Salo Of farm stock and implements, at lot 13, London Road, Ysemije south of Brucefield, on Thursday, Oct. 19,, at s1 o'clock, sharp,the following Horses -Good work horse 7 years, 1400 lbs; mare 4 yra 1300 lbs; Agri-' cultural colt 2 yrs; driving mare, suiet ' and reliable; aged working mare: Cattle -Cow 4',yrs rine Dec. 24, cow 6 `'yrs" due Mar. 28, :cow 7 yrs -due Dec. 21, heifer 3 yrs , due Dec,; 3, heifer 8 yrs due Dec. 9;steer rising 3 yrs, 'heifer :rising 2, 2 steers' rising 1, heifer rising1, 3 s Pring. calves, 5 pigs, about 150 l. each, sow due to profit 25th' of November, 80 hens. ' ,Massey -Harris, 7 ft .binder, Deeringmower-6 ft,; 11 hoe fertiliz- er drill, M. -H, cultivator, roller, rake 10 ,hoe grain, drill, fanning mill bu - gy, lumber,wagon, hay rack, -gra el box, ` walking plow, : (Verity), riding plow, Perrin; 7 se. harrows, sleighs, cutter, set of :butter scales, 4 Ib. ' ca- pacity, sei ar kettle, l aPP1 r in g screenscree` s n door, Iawn :croquet set, pulpeie wheelbarrows giasollne, engine 2i/ h..p., quantity of shafting and pulleys, DeLaval cream -separa- tor, Daisy churn No. 3, galvanized water trough, wooden water trough, galvanized lining; "40' ft, rubber drive belt, set of-breechiug harness, Sot of- •backlSand'Harness, 2 set. single har- ness, number "of kitchen chairs, quan- tity of floor oil cloth, coel beater with oven, quantity of - rag carpet, lounge, bed stead and springs, 2 small cupboards, large, kitchen table, :folding leaf table, chicken ecops, dishes, pans, pots, milk pails,' Rayo hanging, lamp, grain °:bags'`, forks, shovels, whifIletrees, nechyoke, and other articles too nO-merous to men- tion. Everything. tp- be sold as pro- prietor is giving up farming'. This is tin exceptionally 'good line af'inr elements most of them nearly new. Terris: All sum's of $10 and `under, cash; over that amount 12 montlis credit will ,be,given on furnishing ap- proved notes or a dihc3unt of 5 p. c. per annum allowed: for cash on credit ' amounts, DAVID BEATTY, Proprietor.'" CEO. H. 'ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.' . 70-2 Auction Sale Of farm, faun' stock, implements and household furniture, lot 10, ;conces- sion 1, Hullett, Huron' Road,. 4 miles east of Clinton, liye miles west of Seafortll, on Tuesday, October '24th, at 1 o'clock sharp, The fares con- sists of 100 acres more or less, "3 acres of hardwood bush, 2 aches of good hearing 'orchard, balance 'good tillable land in high state"of cultiva- tion, well adapted for pasture ox grain growing. 20 acres fall 'pldugli ed :balance seeded to grass. ` On the preniises are a good nine -roomed. brick residence, barn 40x06, stabling in first class condition, Iaige straw shed ;and driving shed 20x50; Horses --Brood mare, 11 yrs old; agricul- tural mare, 4 yrs old; filly, 3 years old; driver. Cattle:: -2' fresh cows; 2 milking ,since July; 2 2 yo old steers; 2 yearling heifers; 4 calves; steers]' 2 yearling heifefrs • 4 calves; 2 sows; about 100 hens; Implements -Wagon and box; set of,babsleighs; top buggy; 'log bunks; open buggy; cutter; walking plough; scufer; ,19 hoe drill; No. 12 Delaval cream sep- arator; root "pallier; speed jacks; bag holder; bag tpck; stable' boat; 2 iron pig troughs; pig rack; 2 set of heavy harness; stringof bells; sec o1 dingle' harness; flow .churn; " small quantity of 'tile; number of cedar posts; iron vice and tools; pile 'aft pine lulniber;`neckyokes, forks; grain bags; and other articles too numer- ous to mention. Furniture --Bed- room suite; spring; mattress; : coal oil stove; tables and chairs; -sewing machine) kitchen cupboard, refrig- orator; dinner -bell; (lour bin. Terms on chattels: -All sums of $10 and - under, cash, over that amount • 10 menthe credit will be given on furn- ishing'approved joint notes. A'dis- count of 4 per cent. straight off for cash.' Terms on farm made known on day of sale. , Mrs. J. D. McDer- mid, Pr•oprietrees, G.'11. Elliott, Auc- tioneer. 70-2 Mrd Clarence: Harvey -Ham, mann_ gerof the Molsons•13ank, Brucefield, and . Miss Alice. Jane 'Swan daughter of Mr. James` Swan, also of •Bruce - field, were married on September 20. "Last week Warden Trewartha and Reeves Beavers, Exeter;, Irwin, Bay- field;; and lileNab, Grog, were here on am inspectorial visit.in conneetibn' with the Good Roads program of the County. Enginoe, Pa^tterson'""was also With Inc 'company. ; The work is • reported ,.to• be progressing efauo0.. ably. Brussels Post,,.;:,,. Ilowrit liltris' woollen Mitts; 1VIrs�, Ilowxie, Mra, Houstem,Ladles., yruRa4- y Sueccssfiiltoo'VITUS, John Stewart, VIxs Houston. Ladies' Bedroom Slippexs ', I'', M?l d1t, lVIga. Ilowrie, 'T3, l al>y'rs's • krrrttod Jateket tlnij 13onriot, 1l opl THIS IS T ' 'i 'lUZE r iT : AiI lfilllid ly, J3 uby1l Ct:ocho4 Jaeltet and I3onuott wool M IIOlISES GENERAL PURPOSE', -• BR00l7 MARE -Win, Stewart, Don IVISKon:; zrc, FOAL -Don McKenzie, Wm. Stewart. 3 YEAR OLDS- Wm. Stewart, Wellington Johnston, 2 YEAR OLDS --Archy Armstrong, 1 YEAR .OLD --H, 11, Neeb TEAM Lecicer, H. II„Neob. PERCEERON-2 YEAR OLDS- Morton Elliott. 1 YEAR OLDS Colin Campbell. , FOAL•. -Ilea Pear-, son, Joe Foster. AGI0TCULTURAI,-+BRgODt MALU6 Lloyd 'Scotsmere, W, N. Keys., ,FOAL -W. N. Keys, Lloyd Scots- mere. 3 YEAR QLDS--I7anry,Steip. bath': 2 YEAR OLDS -J. R, Stir- ling. TEAM -,J. R: Stirling. HEAVY DRAFT-OBILOOD MARE -Wan. McAllister & Son, W, W• Wise. FOAL --Wm. McAllister & Son, W. W. Wise; 3 YEAR OLDS -.Wim. McAllister & Sop, W, W,> Wise, 2 YEAR OLDS -Wm. 1VTc- A.11istex' & Son. T YEAII,'-OLDS- W,• W. Wise. TEAM--Rebt, Web- ster, C: Trueanner. ROADSTERS -2 YEAR OLDS Wm. Decker, Robt, Blair, TEAM - Henry Steinbach, SINGLE ROAD- ST'ERS-Dr. Whitely, John MnKin-' ley. CARRIAGE HORSES -SINGLE • CARRIAGE HORSE -H, .H. Neel), J A. ; ; Manson. GENTLEMAN'S. OUTFIT; -Dr. Whitely, Dr. Woods. LADY DRIVER-- Sara . Aldsworth,' Lucy Woods. CATTLE 1E 1 -GRADE- MILCH OW- M COW -Thomas Brownet, E, H. Wise & Sori, HEIF, ER, 1 YEAR OL.p=W. W, Wise, C. Rathwell., HEIFER GALE-- W. W. Wise, J. and R. Reid,' STEER CALF -Thos. Brownett, Beatty Bros.'. STEER 2 YEARS OLD -E. H. Wise. & Son, W. W. Wise.' STEER 1 YEAR. OLD= -Chas. Rathwell; E. H. Wise & Son. FAT COW,, HEIFER, STEER--E'sH. Wise & Son, J. & R. DURHAM-MILCH COW -E. H. Wise & : Son, E. _ H. Wile & Son. HEIFER, 2 YEARS OLD -E. IT. Wise &.Son, J. and R. .Reid -HEIF- ER, 1 YEAR'OLD--,R, M. Peck, W. W: Wise.' HEIFER CALF- R, 3±. Peck, J. & R Re' rd BU ' LL CALF -R. M. Peek, ec W. W. Wise. JERSEY -:Milch Cow, Mrs, Bran- don, James Johnston. , Eaton's' Sno sial, Chas. Rathwell. SHEEP ' LEICESPER= Aa'erl Ram, E. •I•i, Wise, William "S'tenw)rrt: :Rani E. II, Wise, Win, "Stewart. Ram Lamb, Wm: McAllister & °Sen. Ewe, raised lambs, Wm. McAllister & Son Wan. Stewart. Shearling 'Ewe, E. & R. ,Snowden; -W. W. Wise. "Ewe lamb, E. & R. Snowden, Wan. McAl- lister- & Son. Wether Lamb, Wm, McAllister' & Son 1st and • 2nd.: LINCOLNS=-•Aged Mani,, G. ?ec- hoic. Shearling Ram, Geo. Penhale. Ram lamb, Snowden, Get. Penhale, Ewe, raised lambs, Thos. Snaw,den, Geo, Penhale. Sheerttng� Ewe, T. Snowden,' Geo. Penhale. Ewe lamb, Geo. Penhale 1s± and 2r1d. Wether lamb, Thos. Snowden, E. & R. Snow den, •: FINE WOOL --Aged -Item, J, A. Manson &.' Son. Shoarling Ram, Morton .Elliott. Rem lamb, 10. Weekes, lst and 2nd. Ewe raised lambs, Morton Elliott 151 and' - 2nd. Shearling Ewe, J. A. Manson & Son, 1st and 2nd. Ewe' Lamb,. J. A. Man- son, Morton Elliott.. Wether lamb, J, A. Manson, Pest fat' sheep, Geo. Perlhale;._J. A.' Manson & Son, HOGS BERKSHIRE -Brood- Sow, 7. A. Manson, Thos. Snowden, Sow littered in 1922, Thos. Snowden. • o YORKSHIRE -Sow littered in 19- 22, E. & R. Snowden, -1st and 2nd.' RED PIGS=Aged 4Boar, Tilos.. Snowden, Brood' Sow, Thos. Snow- den, J. 'A.. Manson. ; Boar Tittered in 1922, Thos. Snowden. Sow littered in 1922, Thos, Snowden, J. A. Man- son & ,Son, Best Boar any breed, . ne Thos. Snowden, Pair of Bacon hogs, Sn Thos. Snowden. Y POULTRY -Pair: Brehreas, cocker P oI and pullet, Thos. Brandon. Ply- M mouth Rocks,'barred, cock and hen, Ca Colin Campbell...' Plymouth Rocks, T barred, cockerel and pullet, `Colin J. Campbell,: •Archy Armstrong. ; PIy niout1) Rocks,, white, cock and Hen; Thos. Brandon, Thos, Snowden, Ply - month Rocks, white, cockerel and pullet, Robert Blair, Thos. "Snoiiden. White Wyandottes, cock and hen, Lucy Woods, 1st and 2nd. -White Wyandottes, cockerel and pullet, Lei- oy Woods, ;let and 2nd. Silver Wy- andottes, Ro'bt. McClinchey,' Ball' ,Orpington.s, cockerel and pullet, Gar- net Daters, 1st and '2nd. White' Leghorns, cockerel and pullet, Robt. McClinchey, W. W. WiSe. Anconal, cock• and lien, Jas... Johnston, W. F. Metcalf,' Anconas,, cockerel and 'pullet, W. F. Metcalf. Carnpines,' cock ,and hen, W. F. Metcalf, "Jas, Johnston. .l Casnpines, ,cockerel and pullet, W. P. Illettaif, Black Min - press, cockerel and , pullet, Beatty Bros: IIoudans,. cock and hen, D. McDonald. , Houdans, cockerel and, pullet,D. McDonald. Any other var- iety of fowl, cock and hen, Robert MoClinehey. Pekin Ducks, 77: & R, Snowden, J. A, Manson & Son. Rouen Ducks, ,Thos. Snowden, Talouse Geese, Robt. Blair. Any other var- iety -of, ariety-of• Geese, .E. $1• It., Snowden, R, Blair. Bronze Turkeys, Robert Me- Clinehey, Pigeons, De. McKinnon, Chas, Bedonr. DAIRY' -10 lbs. Salt Putter, John Stewart, Mos. R. Geiger. 5. lbs, of. Butter in blocks, John Stewart, Geo„ Laithwaite. 5 lb. Crock of Butter, John Stewart, Mrs, J. Heard. 1 ib., print of butter, Mrs. R. Geiger;,,Gar- net Jacobe. Cottage' Cheese, 1 .lb.,:, Lucy Woods, .W F. 'Metcalf. Half Han,. horns cured, John Stewart, E. ;& R':' •SiioWden, 3 lbs., Bacon, Lucy Wiiodt, E. & R, Snowden, 2 lbs. of Lard, John''Stewart, „Garnet ,lacghe. Pair" of dressed Chreken3 ltobt, Mo " ,'.Say 1 Chun, :$. Bedour, Milne 'Iteder, Hens Eggs, brown shell, Larlcelot Beauty, Milne Rader, AleplaY 'ef Bee pro- ducts, Lancelot Beatty, Win, Me- Dool. Quart, of, strained honey, Mrs. R Geiger, Lancelot Betty, Quar t of Maple Syrtis), F. Keegan, Robert Turney,: Home made Fudge, Mrs, It, Geiger, E, and R. Snowden. Leal,_ of White Bread, John ;Stewatt� E. & It, Snowden, Loaf, Graham Bread,' Mrs.; A. E. Erwin, Lucy Woods. Bos- ton Brown Bread, John Stewart, E, & R. Snowden,' Loaf of Nut Bread, E. and R. Snewclop,' Lucy Woods. Six Buns, E. & R, Snowden, Lucy Woods. Six ,Tea Biscuits, Lucy Woods, ,Garnet' Jacobe.' 6 Ginger 'Hermits, F, Keegan, Garnet Jacobe. Plate of Cookies, P. Keegan, E, & R. Snowden, 6 Plain Muffins, John Stewgrt, Mrs. R. Geiger. G Scones, Don McKenzie, John Stewart. Moat Loaf, Lucy'Woods. Apple Pie, Inc). Stewart, J. R, Stirling. ' Lemon Pie, John Stewart, Garnet 'Datere. Plain Balked, Beans, Mrs.•R. Geiger, Lucy Woods. Best Cola Lunch; Lucy Woods, Mrs, E. A. Erwin, ' Canned Fruit, F, Keegan; W. F. Metcalf. Canned Vegetables, W, F. Metcalf, 11- r It. cla er F. Keegan, . Pickles, Mrs, Ada IIt liady, F. •Keegan. 3 Jelly, 3 111a :naiads; F, Keegan, W, F. Metca Catsup and Meat Sauces,,.Mrs. A Halliday; W. F. Metcalf, Lay Cake, Garnet Jacobe, E: & R. Sno den,. GRAIN' AND': SEEDS -Whit win- tero wheat, Thos. Snowden; C. Truem ner, Red; winter Wheat, Milne Ra- der, Garnet Jacobe, . Spring,Wheat, Milne Rader.' 'c ,Small white Peas, C. Truemner;, Milne 'Rader. .. 6 rowed Barley„ .C. •Trueniner, Garnet. Deters. 2 rowed:Barley, Robt, Turner, E. & R:' Snowden. White Oats, W. John- stone Rbbt.,McClinchey, Timothy Seed, C.” Truemner, rW'm,, Johnston, Red Clover Seed, J. W. Reid, :Alsalce Clover, Wni.,Johnston.: 6 Ears: of. Yellow Corn, A, E. Erwin- Harold Penhale. • 6 ears • of Dent Corn,: E. & R. Snowden, Garnet Daters.. 6. ears of Sweet Corn, 'Wm, Johnston, E. &:R. Snowden, 6 ears, any other variety of corn,', Thos. Snowden, G. Jacobe. Field Beaps, Milne Rader, C. T can ru er ' n Collection f Grain o ,stn inHeads, ads Garnet Jae t obs, P Klregan. FRUIT -6 Bunches of Graipes, W. F. Metcalf., Mrs. Howson. Collec- - tion of Grapes, W. F. Metcalf, 'Mrs. Ilowson. Plate of Peaches, J. R. Stirling, Milne Rader. Plate of Plums, Thos. Brownet, J. R. Stirl- irlg•,'„ Plate Prunes, F. Keegan,, Yel- low Crabs, Don McKenzie, ,E. & R. Snowden. Red Crabs, J. R, Stirl- ing, Mrs. J. Heard. . Collection of Pears, W. F. Metcalf, 7. R. Stirling: Plate Fall Pears, E. & R. Snowden, J. R. Stirling. Plate Winter Pears, J. R: •Stirling•, John Stewart, Col- lection of Apples, 4,fa11 6 winter, G. Laithwaite, J. R. Stirling. ;Collec- tion of:winter Apples, Robert Turn- er, J. R. Stirling. Plate of Bald- wins, Harold Penhale, `"F. Keegan. Collection of Fall Apples, Robt., Tur- ner, Garnet Haters. Mann Apples, F. Keegan, `Robert Turner. Spitz- eabueg, J R. Stirling, F. Keegan.' Northern Spies; J. R. -Stirling, Wm.` McDool. King- of Tompkins, Thos, Brownet, F. Keegan. Greenings, Joe Richardson, Robt: Turner, Rib - sten -Pippins, Joe Ridhaedson, F. ,Keegan. 20 ounce Pippins, John Stewart, -George Laithwaite Wag - noes, _ Robert -Turner, P. Keegan. Golden Russets, J. R. Stirling, John'. Stewart. Blenheim .Pippins, Geo. Laithwaite, Joe Richardson'': Snows John Stewart, George Greenslade. Ontarios,'Geoige Greenslade P. Kee- gan. Wolfe River, J.; R. Stirling,• McDool,, VEGETABLES - Early Cobblers, Thos. Cameron, C. Truenmer. -Early Potatoes, .filmed, Milne -Rader, Geo. Greenslade, Green Mountain, Robt, Turner, C. Teuenrner. Late ,Pota- toes, named, Robt, Tur>ier, C. Truem- r. MVIangolds, long red, E. and R. owden, C. Preens/ler. Mangolds, chow Globe, 'Phos. Snowden, Raba enhale. • Mangolds,.Inteemediate, :lee Rader, Win. Edighopher. Field riots, Milne Rader, Roble Penhale, Ta .Carrots, ,Mrs. P. Clark, Mrs. Heard: Table Beets, A. E. Er- win, Don McKenzie. 3 'Field. Tor - nips, Robt, Turner, Milne Rader.. 3 SugarB eats C, T g rnenuier, Wm. Ed- ighopher. 3 .winter 'Radishes, Jno. A.Murray. 0 Salsify, E. and R. Snowden, W. F. Metcalf, 2 Heads of Cabbage, GGeorge Greenslade, Jno. A. Murrey. 2 Heads of Cauliflow- er, Mrs. .P Clark. White celery:. Mrs. 'Ada Halliday, Garnet Jacobe. 2 Mush Melons, G Truemner, Wm, I9 dighopher. 2' Wa,tc m eons, Wni. 71kl gliopher, Thos. '.Snowden. 2 cit. eons, Thos, Snowden, George Green- slade. Pumpkin, -table use, Georgo Greenslade, A. E. Erwin. Squash, table use: Thos. Cameron, Milne Ra, der.• Largest Pumpkin,'feed, Har- old Penhale, George .Greenslade.' Squash, for feed, 'John A.- Murray, Wm. Edighopher. English' Potato Onions, Wm, Edighopher,' John A. Murray. Large White Onions; W. E. Metcalf. Large Red Onionsf-W. F, Metcalf, Mrs. ° J. Tough. Large Yellow Onions, W. F. Metcalf., Mr's. P. Clark. Large Red - Tomatoes, G. Greenslade, W., F. Metcalf. Large Yellow Tomatoes, W. P. Metcalf, E. & R. Snowden. --Poach Tomatoes, Mrs, .Brandon, Mos, J. Toms. Head of Sunflower, -Mrs,14. Geiger, Garnet Jacobe. Collection of Gamlen herbs, W, F. Metcalf, E. & R., Snowden. Plate of 'Peppers, George Greens- lade, Mrs, Heeseon,, Plate of cucum bers, Goorgc Greenslade, -Mrs. Ada Halliday.' 'Vegetable Marrow, V. ii". `Metcalf, . Wm, Edighopher. Green Hubbard Squash,; Harold Penhale, Mrs,' Hewson, 'Yellow Ittbbard Squash; A. E. Erwin, Lucy Woods;'/ LADIES" WORK. -•Ladies Knitted wool Sweater, MrS. ^ Ada' Halliday, Luoy `Woods -Ladies Crochet .wool eater, 1r. Keegan, - - Knitted cagy GlinChEv Stens Eggs, 'White' i and,Scarf, Mrs. Ii•wrie, 31±4, R., Howrie, , t o, wot>i Bit>y s knitted Ilootcs, flousten Mrs, Ilowrie, 1tthbroidered Collar .arid Cutin Set, Airs, S. Ilouston,'Mr3. Jiowrie, edo 0011ar tants 01.41 Set, Limy Woods Pcli:e Day Slips Mis, Ih, iylefimion, Garnet Jaeabo IV1sh Ca•ochot laeo, Mrs. Howrie, Mrs It, Geiger. Fillet Geroehet Lace, Time. Cameron, Tamy' Woods, Earley Apron, Mrs, IL, Gei- ger, Thee,Cameron; Plain 1£itehs en Apron, Mrs. R. 'Geiger, Mrs. A, Be Prate, Eyelet Embroidery, Mrs. Ilowrie,' Rorpan Cut ,Work, Mrs. HaWric, W. It. Metcalf. Hardanger Embroidery, W. 1'r, Metcalf, Mrs. S. Houston, Etuhtng or outline stitch, Mrs, S. Houston; Mrs.. Howrie, Meer ern Cross Stich, Mrs. Howrie, Mrs, %. Houston. Braiding', ides. Bran- c1on, Mrs, 7, Toms.- Drawn° Work; Garnet Jaeabe, Ada Galbraith,' Lunch or Tea Cloth, embroidered, W, Metcalf, Lucy Woods., Lunch or Tea Cloth Crochet, Garnett' Jacobe' Mrs, Howrie. Lunch or. Tea Cloth, Lace, W, It. Metcalf. Washable Tea Cosy, Ada Galbraith, Lucy Woods. Enlbroi dered Sofa' Cushion, W, F'. Metcalf, Mrs, S, Huston. Crochet trimmed sofa Cushion, Thos.. Cameron, Garnet Jacobe, 4 Modern Handkerchiefs, Lucy Woods, Ada • Galbraith. Tat- ting, Lucy Woods, Garniet Jacobe. Curtains, hand made, Garnet Jacobe; Mrs. R, Geigda•, Table Runner, Mrs, S. .Houston, Mrs. R. Geiger. Fillet Crochet Yoke, Mrs. W. Ferguson, Mrs: Dr. McKinnon. - Pin Cushion: washable, Mrs. R. Geiger, Lucy Woods. Embroidered Centre Piece, white, Mrs. Iiowrie,., Garnet Jaeobe. Centre Piece, Colored, W. F. Metcalf, Lucy Woods. Embroidered Dresser Scarf, Iyfrs. Howrie, Set Bed LIMO en, Lucy Woods, Mrs. Howrie. 3 Embroidered Towels, - Mrs, Howrie. 3 Crochet Trimmed Towels', Mrs. S. Houston, W. F. Metcalf. Bath Tow- el, Mrs, Howrie; Alla Galbraith. Ladies', Underwear.; hand- shade, Lu- cy Woocls, Mrs. R. Geiger. Man's. cotton Shirt,. Mrs, S. Houston, Mrs. R. Geiger, Bedspread, :Crochet in- set, Mrs. Ada , Halliday. Child's, Dress from old garment, F. Keegan. Woman's Dress, Mrs. A. Erwin, G. Jacobe. Sampler,Patch, Hemmed, F. Keegan, • Darning' on worn Sox, John Stewart, F. Keegan. Patched Quilt, cotton Robt. Turner, Mrs. R: Geiger. 'er. Quilt, ,Patched Qu It, cloth, Mrs. Ada Halliday, Moe. Brandon. Goose - down Comforter, Acta Galbraith, Mrs Brandon. Braided Mat, Mrs. S. Houston, John Stewart, Hooked' Mat,, F. Keegan, 'Mrs. S. Houston. Fancy Hand bag, W. F. Metcalf, Mrs, W. Ferguson. - PLANTS AND PL'OWERS-Bou- Ruet, large, MIs: Hewson, Lucy Woods.' - Bouquet, small, W. "F. Met- calf, Mrs, Howson, Collection of Dahlias, W. F. Metcalf, Mrs.: 3oyvrle. Collection of Fuselrias, Mrs. Hewson. Collection of, Pansies, Mrs.. Dr. Mc- Kinnon, Lucy Woods. Collection of Tuberous Begonias, Mrs. Hewson: Collection, Ferns, and Foliage, Be- gonias, W. F. Metcalf. Collection of Garanlunis, Mos. Hewson: Col- lection of Asters, Ws F. Metcalf, Lit- cy Woods. Collection of Petunias, W. F. "Metcalf. Collection of house plants, " Mrs, Hewson: ' Collection of Colens, W. F. Metcalf, Mrs. Halli- day. Collection, Gloxinia, Lucy Woods. 4 varieties of Annual$, E, & R., Snowden'Lucy Woods. Display of Cosmos, -:Sirs. Hewson, Dan Mc- Kenzie. Collection of : zinias: Mrs. Hewson, A,da Galbraith. e FINE ARTS -Mrs. Metcalf, spe- eial: W. F. Metcal'f..` Lanscape, 'or- igintil, oil: W. F. Metcalf,. Still" Life law- -w Tomharrow a mild; vegetable razatIve to relieve Conetipatien and 0111— onenese and keen the digestive odd. etlminativo functions normal. Bela . Wed ferover 25e. 90>%!' `Oyt'Rrs. v�oy4y� cv.- /p l. t 1 �4 Chios off he Otiittitck• in JUNIORS -- Litho [CRs One-third the regu- lar dose. Made of same ingredients,. then .candy coated.' For children • and eduitn.•,- Sold' by 7. E. Hovey, Clinton, Ont. t' iUMHUTRU► s � U V'STE M TRAIN SERVICE TO TORONTO Daily Except Sunday. Lve Goderieh .. 6.00 a.m. 2.20 pan. Lve Clinton. 6.25 a.ni: 2.52 p.m. Lve Seaforth . , 6.41 a,sn. 3.12 p.nif Lve Mitchell , . 7.04 am, 3.42 p,in. Arr Stratford .. 7.30 a.m. 4.10 pan. Arr Kitehen„r. 8,20 a.m, 5.20 p.m. Arr Guelph . 8.45 a,m. 0.50 pan. Arr Toronto ` 10.10 a.m. 7,40 pat, IRETURNING. Leave Toronto` 6,50 a:ni.;, 12.55 p,in, and 6.10/pan. Parlor Cafe car "Goderieh to To- ronto' on morning train and Toronto to Goilerich 6.10 pan. train, Parlor Buffet ear Stratford to To- ronto on afternoon train:. O,T,y'. Horning, '1D.P 0., G.T.R, System :John' 'I4ansford & Soli;' Phone' 57,' Tip tAHT1-' Agents: :1 Real Good' Soap A Big Bar of Good Soap—Bright, solid soap - with fine lathering and cleansing qualities for the family wash and household usee For usein washing machines shave or stip() u portion of the '' SURPRISE" bar direct to the machin-lt will do fine work, original, oil; W, -F, Metcalf. Land, scope, original, water color: Mrs. W. Ferguson, Mrs, Howrie. '`Fruit, or- iginal, water color; W. F. Metcalf, Mrs, Howrie:Flowers, original, water color: W. F.; Metcalf, Ed Tal- bot. Pen and ink drawing: Mos. Howrie, Drawing, crayon or lead point: John Stewart, Lucy Woods. Water color painting on silk or satin:. Mrs, Howrie, W. P._Metcalf. Hand painted china, 2 pieces, Mrs. Ilowr re, Mrs. Dr. McKinnon. Stenciling on. fabric; VP. F. Metcalf. , MANUFACTURERS S et of single harness: Thos, Cameron, J. W. Tip- pet, Set of double harness: 3." W. , Tippet, Thos, Cameron, Skein twist- ed yarn: Milne Rader. Skein' woollen yarn: Milne Rader. Quart jar of soft soak: Thos. Brownett, Mrs, Ada :Halliday. 2 bars of hard seep: Lu- cy Woods, Mrs. Dr. McKinnon., Corn door mat: Milne Racier, Thos. B,rown- ett,' Best collection of weeds, nam- ed: 'IVfargaret . Ferguson. "- The races' o W nes n ed day afternoon,. occasioned 'emelt interest. ` - Their were four entries and the follewing were ,tlie •winners: 'First,`Jahn Hey, Zurich, with Little Hal. Second: Mowat McDougall, Porter's 11111'. with Maggie `McKinney. Third: Samuel Hey, Blake, with Grey Bird. JUDGES E G S Horses -W J, Dixon, Seaforth,. J. McCuskey, Gode$ich, ;Cattle --J. J. Biggins, Clinton, H. Charters, Seaforth. Sheep and Pigs`- Ilumplirey Snell Clinton, G, C. Petty, Henson. Poultry -N. W. Tiiewarth, Clinton.' Dairy --Jas. Connc,tly, Goderieh, A. T. Scott, Brucefield, Vegetables -Wm. Johnston, Zurich Grain and Seeds -Les, Williams, Zurich, Ladies' Work -Mrs. Jiin G King, oderieh Mrs.- Les Williams, Zuris. Fine Arts -Mrs. Geo, A. Stewart, Goderieh. Plants arid Flowers -G. A. Stew- art, Baking Department -Mrs, ' James• Connolly, Goderieh, Mrs. Dr. Mclfin- non of Zurich, Manufacturing -Jas, Connolly and A. "1'.'Scott. - • t. �iotiill g News Mr. W. 0. Goodwin, superintend- ent of the Mensal' branch of the Jackson Mfg. Co., was married to September 26th. at St. Paul's Cathe- dral, .London to Mise Ethel Maills- , t inson, recently 'from'- England.:: Mr. and", -Mrs. Goodwin went, on an exy tended motor tour immediately atter the wedding breakfast ; which was served at Belvedere Hotel, London. Mr. Sohn F. Groves of Wingham has. gone `to'Toronto, having, bought out •a grocery business there. The eleven year - old son of Mo. and Mrs. Ed. Bennett of.Gorriewas` kicked in the temple by a colt at Wingham fair last week and pretty badly injured.-, RneuMarIST Have you Rheumatism or Neuritis, Sciatica, Lumbago? -Now is the: time to get rid of it. Nature Is doing ail she can for you: Just. help things along., Get a box of Templeton's Rheumatic Capsules from your Druggist and you will: soon be fit and well again, tndard.,Remedy:. c Sold by J. E. Hovey, Clinton, Ont. 4argain Fud� In this community are hundreds of indivi- duals and families on the watch for an ad- vertisement which will offer them what they want at an advantageous price. Gall them bargain -hunters it you will, but there is nothinIn 1 wrong wa tingwfor a bar. ain, esp eciall when the sellor is anxious g p ,9 i o, . to sell at a reduced price. ' One family wants a new carpet—the need is. not urgent, Another family is looking for ward to buying furniture—it mY a .not be for : a twelve. month. One'rnan is thinking, ,of buying himself a watch. One •'shoppingg; �, woman bay, another an umbrella. All eau be made to .buy earlier—byad 3 vel'- tisin `br in The News -Record Recox A�+ V1/ R Stimulate, business by the offer of some slow- moving lines at special rices. Bra ten up business by 'advertisingisome e .,ea deeii'able gouts at reduced prices, Make advertising banish dull business. Often you can tempt the buyer who is biding his or laer time, to buy front you—at a' time of your naming. Shop Where Youe ii e ur � vlked' to Shop .