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IVIr, i30bt2 LagtesOn is A'ms1Utnta', ;life Rev ,1„3„,,,:0. 1Condell,,.':who hes'becim
Mrs.Writ, T;:a=l - inctiinbent of '`the. BBayliel d` parigh for
larentsi: Ali. and b
w • . , ear has;
,. - d hal s
>; � time ant fire .an a ,1 Y ,,
son, `ai, P 'Parish Of: Se-•.
'bronU , soca i, beep'. appom'ted to the 'par '
• ",pp, btm'vt 1k an' Ellice ,township, whi;oh„
., � odist,oliutcli, , � l 4 ,� , , .
ed• t11e ;pulpit of time Meth,
'Sunday morning last,' inclu'des 1PrilutY and l�inntanuel.0hur-
. onr, K Uh's � eek i x hila;
iCin hes roe to =ro>!ary then .and ,lgives t week q,,
IV Io athe I1v flcla of Labor, Mt• Cdndell has
toi to. °atlte ", the F'acidty'; of.. Ethics- pc* d ess it ni is�b ` here and.
had a`sneer h a n J,Y
tipul ltt
able mini ter iraro already enrol e. a.strop y• oifng.People's Society in'
g,
1e1d hts ,people have trade hmm _and, s
At of public ri deiang sof, c}Luce li esteemed farnf!ly1 yet frappes anis^,pori
}n the'.'town hail otlo l day evening. rtabl Mr:. Cordell",';has;bee"n-;;espec-
last, i � -was
dveidccl. tv ,iornm' a CiUt� io , e.
netts?
., It rills successful arnUng;'irlie young phti
.. n ".. A': consider' , ssociatio, ,n n ,
211 e A iildtn
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ms d
m,e .- ^ace ed b
h
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1 :.a d .(a
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ants there should bo no difficulty in
obtaining the "number nieceesary to
secure 'the sanction .of -_the Minister
W. 'Militia. This movement ' should
appeal :to all moawho lore depede
1)3 4d(litiOfl to the opportunities it
gives "for liu:tltliful and congenial>"ex-
• ercise the 1tr< trice MO rather training
received will -in'nl e ihciii tetter 'fitted
to take their -share, as all true; hmotr'
would; wish tit do, }n the defence pf.
their countrk;shotiJ4 it ever be ,nee "
essay to defend our land again•St an
invading foe. All men between ' the
ages „of eighteen and sixty are eligible'`
and should 'enroll as 'soon as Pos-
sible. Names of meniliera received at
Vat office of the Sterling Bank.. The
following officers wereelected: Clap,
tarn, ,Lewis Thomson ; SecretarY,
Rev; A. Macfarlane ; 'Treasurer, Robt..
Sailcy ; Committee, Dr. Woods, Dr.
Smith, hien. Mustard, George Greens-
lade.' s
A. most successful Rally Day wa
held in .the Presbyterian church • on
Sunday, The church was beautifully
decorated and there was a large
turnout, not only of, the Sunday
school pupils, but also of their, •par-
ents and friends. The service of
praise was led by •a juvenile choir,
who acquitted themselves most cred-
itably under the leadership of Mrs.
Ferguson. Recitations were given by
Agnes Macdonald and Jean McKenzie
and addresses were delivered by Rev.
A. Macfarlane and Mr. John Fraser,
the • superintendent. The offering
amounted to over seventeen dollars.
connection with T'ruii'ty^`•clturch
Bayfield ;Fair. Was a
lendld: S iCceSS.
P,
;I ar a wonder, aluost, tale weather
ori both clays ,of the Bayfielil. scarf,
t}iat is Tuesday and Wednesday of.,
i his week, was pretty , dress• all Uhat:''
could be deeired; Consegllvntly thp?
tittendauee ,; was larger very Nearly;
three times' that of',1ast ,yoltir, cal
culated" by.'the gate; tecotpts.:;:
rver,!'
iPhis Pai'has=ri>;uclt draw'in�,po
vlsi;tors,'be' resent m fro'far ;anti'.
1nK P
rile e i:; . resent,"• ,being '!
near antiglig s P
Mr and''Mrs Jam'cs Mose caane over,
fircgm,• North McKillop, to tak'v ,in thee:
s}K hts.<atd`xenew elci friendships, 'she',
sae i,th- PoSCinaste spCni alto ` of tet-
hxA
Moon shafting hands with •. old tine;
associates;: The Liecnscl Insure toia of;
Centre:rand South.Heren 1 BingE,, spry,
siupPosedly., oaxe frier, enjoy , 'i r he , of
tiernoon admiring the.,tt:ally • first,,
glass horses Gxliibttton.t,Mi.•,J;ohn •
Andersof1'wlio left. Stanley, . thirty.
nine years ago Inc the wrist and is.
neve . nakzng bis first visit. east, was•.
preseet.for the first tianv;at,p •Bay»,
field`
,
field Pair; 'Then 'there ,,Was, as John
JIowardd.,01 ,the boundary, who claims
;o be ,croute Seven ' years
C:ondell ' and ' family ,have the: very, '.
best wishes' of tlle people of Bayfield
Inc happiness, and success In their
Mr. and Mrs, W. A. •Jowett; Mas
ter }tern and Miss Edna Metered; up."
from Port Huron Anil. spent :a "few.
dais with their aunt;: • Mrs, Thos.
.J.owctt, and. their cousin•, Mr.,„,W.
,,W.
I3.. Jowett. They returned home last
Division court was held in the, town
hall dn Friday of last week, being
tra:Sided over by Judge flop, and the
following cases were disposal of
Frank Thomson vs. T, 1. Marks. The
applicant failed to prove his claims
and the casc,was non -suited. Hoare vs
Blair, applicant not appearing judg-
nmentwas given against hini with
costs 01 court.
'Next Sunday time service in St. An-
drew's church will be. connected tby
han
Rev. D. Carswell of Winthrop,
pastor, Rev. Mr. Macfarlane, taking
anniversary! services there.
A great improvement is being made
in the equipment of tit. Andrevr's
Sunday school room this week, the
basement being divided by means of
curtains in such a way as to .provide
a separate class room for each class.
This should help the teachers to con-
centrate the interest of their schol-
ars and so make the teaching more
effective.
News -Record swans Neves -Leader,
prtia.
The' treasurer of"''iho Patriotic So-
ciety, Mrs, John McNaughton has
received ' from the Red Cross So-
ciety an official acknowledgement of
the .$200 contributed by the three
churches of Varna and.;vicinity:and
for their generous donation- the ex-
ecutive. of; the lied Cross Society re
tune its sincecc'thanks.
Stanley Township'
Mr, Jack McElroy and sisters, Mis-
ses Mary and Bessie, of Winthrop,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
Henry Diehl. •
Mr. and Mrs. 'W. L. Keys spent the
Week -end with 'friends in Stephen
township.
Mr.. Wilmer Peck has returned to
Montreal to resume . his course in
medicine.
A largo number of young people of
this vicinity took in the, Fair, at Zur-
ich on 'llhursday last.
Mr. William Reid has been busy
threshing beans in' this vicinity.
Leivestor Sheol).
•Shearling xam-A, hlleoat
,and Ram, I'nnuh=A, i..icoat 1;5 r c nd 2 d•
lean" eines E; kI tyL1a
,'hen lfn',•ewes-L H, W}Se,
Pairs i g,,
Ewe lainb A.•• -Llicoat, .Csir anti 2nd,.
Lmco'ln Sheep,
Rain -Ciro. Penhale. •.
Siteauling " rain Snowdon
t' -I
Geo; i?enhale.
add.
Rain: lamb -Goo,- l�enitale;.lst <u
and .who on Wednesday paid Tun ,very
'first Visit, to Bayfio d orgyany other
'Fall
' Fail, `IIo carie Up at the Per,
somal salic)Yyation' ,President Snow-
den,, who Made him a merriher of the
Society. :Though getting along ,in
the sere' < and y elloW, Mr, Howard is
remarkably -Chirpy 'and in verbal es
changes he holds his own very Well,.
There was a very fine class of hors-
es shown, ,particularly- in' the drivers
and e'atriage` classes, •'ten splendid
animals being on exhibition in each '
class, • -
There were more and' better 'sheep
on exhibition than in'' sonic neighbor-
ing Fairs which put on. More airs
than does Bayfield.., The same miry
be said of cattle.
Indoors, too, there was a fine dis-
play particularly iu house plants,
cut flowers and fruit which o:owded
the space allotted to them.
• An exhibit seldom seen at Fairs
was "lunch for one." It was daint-
ily displawd upon a small table and
was much admired and commented
on. The .exhibitor was Mrs. A. E.
Erwin.
Among the judges was Mr. Will.
Carter of. Hallett, one of the best
known chicken men in the province,
and Mr. Humphrey Snell, same
township, who awarded the red tick-
ets on shop. Being a son. of Mr,
James Snell, judging sheep or any
kind of farm; stock comes quite
naturally to hien.
The speeding contest was won as
follows : Anderson, W. Elliott, - G.
Weston. The judges were '1'. Mason
of Clinton. and Ed. Bossenberry of
Zurich.
Secretary A. E. Erwin had his
work well in hand, and ticket sellers
and caretakers worked so smoothly
that there didn't seem to be a hitch
anywhere. •
A big crowd attended the cornett '
in the evening when a. catchy pro-
gram was nrescutea.
The price winners wore as fol-
lows
BrUcefield
(Mrs. Allan Douglas and Miss Agnes
Beattie left on Friday for PotmdMills
where they will attend. the marriage
of their niece, Miss May Beattie, to
IMr. McLary,
Mr, Peter Bowery has completed
the three cement crossings and also
the sidewalk on the south side of
Railway street, BFucefield now has
sidewalks on all the streets,
Mrs. John Walker is confined " to
her hed through illness, but' is int -
proving.
W. D. Swan left on Monday' for
Toronto to attend the University.
This is his third year in medicine
and fourth in arts.
Pair' ewes' -Geo.; 3'e'nlia1e, Snotvil'en
B1.os ;
Shoarlhtg ewes -Gee. Pgnhalo
' 1a n, -St deli"'1Jros,
y\ ethel r h tvw ..
', .'male - s6. aud
Lue:l&tub-CToo, Penhale , 1
Fine Wool Sheep,
, Raih-A: Dimkih.
•Shearling ram -A. Dunkin.
;Rana lamb 'n`...Dunkin,
'Ewes -A. Dunkin.
i kin. '•'
•
Slieai;ling elves -A. Dunkin.
- Dunkin N. Elcoat.
Ewe lanmb ' A ,
Wether Iamb -A. Dlcoat
t sPair:'fat. .theep,, b'r'eed -George
1, Y
PICTS.
13erkshire Pigs. '
Aged boar-Sr`icwdcn Bros.
Brood sow -Snowden 'Bros.
Boar six Months or unties -,Snowden
Bros,
Sow, six months or under -Snow
,
den Bros.
Yorkshire Pigs.
Boar: -W. 13. Battler.
Sow -W. B. Battler, R. Blair.
-Boar 0 . months . or under -W.
Battler; R. Blair.
So* six months or. under, W. B.
13ntilp , R. Blair.
• Red Pigs.
Aged boar -Snowdon. Bros.
Brood sow -Snowdon Bros.
Boar six months or' -under-Snow-
den Bros. •
Sow six mouths or under' -Snowden
Bros:
Boar any' breed -Snowden Bros.
Sow any breed -W. 13. Battler..
Pair: of bacon hogs -,Snowden Bros.,
'T. E. Harrison. •
'Judges -Humphrey Snell, Clinton ;
John Walters,, Goderich.
POULTRY.
Silver Cerey Dorkins-W. B. Battictr,
1st and 2nd. •.
Light Brahman -Beatty Brom.
Dark Brahmas-J. S. Howrie.
Barrett Plymouth Rocks -E. H.
Wise, 1st and 2nd,
White Plymouth Rocks -Snowden
Bros., Jas. Campbell.
Black Spanish -J. S. 13owric,. W.
B. Battler.
White Leghorns-E. H. Wise, W.
13. Babtler.
Brown Leghorns-J. S. Howrie, W.
B. Battler.
Silver Spangled Ilainburgs-V. B.
Battler, let and 2nd.
Black Hamburgs-J. S. Howrie.
Red Caps -W 13. Bat=tier, 1st and
2nd.
Ready- ,.
a
LJ 1)11 & 1)0.
Dryyyy Goods
ddo
s
Furnishings
u'u
me and Admire Our
Beautiful Fall
MILLINERY
Order your f a 11
hat now as the rush
will overwhelm us in
a week or so, We can
give better 'attention to
your order now. Our
milliners are creating.
something new all the
tilde. You'll. enjoy a
look through the de-
partment if you don't,
decide on your hat but
we urge the advantage
of decision now.
IVhi:
jt';�Ir�1 the bigyaltes
we a.
re
• t'offering in those smart
styles' in our :coat 'department. Over one buil-
d different Boats to choose from, no two alike, in
y styles. _See our range befcre buying,
T h e coming o f
c o 1 d weather makes
you think of.a warm
snug fitting coat , does-
n't it? Ha ve you seen
Latest Fal" Suits.
'A complete showing of the newest styles in misses,
women's suits. The charming styles with the
tary collar and long tunic skirts are very fashion-
Prices range from $15 to $25,
W Delgaty.
Spitzenhurg--,I', Keegan.
'Collection of pears -F; Keegan, W.
Fall ,Pears -P., K'ee`gad, W. F. Met-
pears,-W.,
et-
c rs W. A. Iialkwiil,Jbltn
Winter p a
•
MrCiluie, _
Peaches-Jar'uos Calnpbell, J. R.
Sterling, • •
Franca -rings'. BrotwFnett," Miss, I.
Er. TCr UeQn.
K
lu • ,
. Flums Mtss'L. E. Ferguson,' .John
Tough
Y in'' ohn Me,.
BalilWin -J:, R, Stv i Sohn s 6,
Clare:
Iq thpin ;SP:>fls. J.• K. Sterling W,
stow Crabs -Snowden Bros;, F.
Xe.
Keegan
s- 13, Battler• L^
Red Clab,. .lV r
Beatty,
of Tltom skins -R. Penhale"; R.
g 1
W. Delgaty,
Greeni s s -John Mctlure, W.' 11.','
6
Balliwill
R} stow I'm ins -IL. G. Reid, '
b .; P,p. ..
Twenty . bands "pippins -R. `ilenilale,
Jelin 'Mc01ui:e.,
Wagners-ie,-1Ceegau, C 1 ruenanet,%'
Cidhien Russets F, `' Keegan; ^,' C. '
Trupinmer,
• Bjenheim•.i'ipinns-J: 11. Sittlmng,•
L. Beatty,
Snows -F. Keegan, W. A. 13alkwill.•
V,L,CIETABLES.
Earl potatoes -O.` 'l'nueniiter, R..
G reet.y'
Iaate potatoes -C.._ 1'rpennner, R,.
Greer.
Mangolds,,, yellow. ';lobe` -Snowdon
Bilis , Jas.. Cauipbell.
Intermediate mangolds-Thos. - Cam -
Woollen gloves, hand made -Mrs:
Houston, ,J, Decker, Sr,
Woollen mittens -Mrs. Houston, W
B . Battler,'-
t- 's. an Mrs.IIous
Rag rna MxKeegan, Cg ,
Platted rnat-`-Mrs, : Houston,
Keegan.
Z'atclted grmilt, cotton -Miss It, E.
Ferguson, W. 13. Battler.
Patched quilt cloth -=Miss
Ferguson, J. Decker Sr.
Crochet guilt --Mrs, IIowrie,'
JDeolter, •:Sr:
Silk qui1L-J`, Brownott, Miss L.
Ferguson,
Collection ladies' work -Mrs. How-
rie, Mrs. Ross,'
.Croohet lace in cotton --Mrs. Met-
calf, Mrs.' S. Houston.
'"'".knitted lace in wool -Mrs.: Hous-
ton, J, Decker, Sr, ,
Pancy: A,proa-Mrs: Metcalf, Mrs.
Bh1kw dlr ; ;
Tcncrifie'' Ince Mrs.. A. 11..» Erwin,
Miss loss.
PLANTS AND FLOWERS,
, Lange boqucb-'Mrs. Metcalf;• Mrs.
Hdwsorr "
Small boquet-Mrs. Moises, Mrs,
1-Iinde; '
Dahlias-IVirs, Metcalf, Nlrs. Funic,
Mrs:
•
L.
HORSES.
General Purpose.
Brood marc -Thos. Brownett, R.
Delgaty. .
Foal - Thomas 13rownett, Samuel B. Battler.
Cleave. Black Langshans-J S. 'Lowrie,
Gelding or filly 2 years old -A. El- 1st and 2nd.
coat, J. R. Stirling. Bantaans-W, 13. Battler.
'`e
Gelding or Lilly 0 years old -:Nelson Pekin Ducks -Snowden u f3res. , C.
11. Reid. Truemner, -
Teanm-J. Decker, Sr, Rouen Decks -•E. IT. Wise, 0.
Agricultural. 'I'ruemmncr,
Brood in are -,1. R. Stirling, Geo. Toulouse Cieese-Geo Lindsay, R.
Penhale. Smith.
Foal -John Stewart, A. Dunkin. Any other variety geese -Snowden
(folding or. filly 2 years old -J. and. Taros., W. 13. Battler.
R. Reid, John McBride. Bronze Turkeys -W. B. Battler..
Golding or filly 13 year oltl-Arthur Any other variety of Turkeys -
Evans, .J. R. Sterling." Snowden Tiros.
'ream—John McBride. Judge -Wm. , Carley, Mullett.
Heavy Draught. DAIRY PRODUCE.
Foal -Arthur (;vans. 25 Lbs. salt butter: Mrs. F. Keegan.
Gehring or filly 2 years old -Nelson 10 lbs. butter in blocks --Miss Ida
Keys. Reid, Mrs. F. Keegan.
Team -Wm. Stephenson. 5 lbs butter -Miss Ida Reid, Mrs.
Roadsters. F. Keegan.
Brood mare -Malcolm hIc\augliton Cheese, home -made -1-J., ,Decker, Sr.
Douglas ArcDougall: Homme. made wine -Mrs. (Dr,)
Foal -Malcolm McNaughton, Doug- Woods Mrs. I. !Coogan. -
las McDougall. Collection o' canned fruit -144s.
Gelding or filly 2 years old -Doug began, J. Decker Sr.
las McDougall, henry Talbot. Honey in conch -L. Beatty,
Team -J. Decker Sr., Cleo. C. Dale. Honey in lar I,. Beatty.
Single roadster. -Morton Elliott, C. Collection of honey -L. Beatty.
Tlueillner. home made bread -Miss L. Lr, Wer -
Carriage Horses. guson Mrs, W. A. Ball Well.
Brood stare -Louis Anderson, Maph, syrup --Mrs. S. Houston,
Foal -Louis Anderson, Geo. Bat- W. Delgaty.
Iles,Co111 hunch Mrs. A. C. Erwin.
Gelding or filly 2 years old -Geo. Buns -Miss I E. Ferguson, Mrs,
A. Battles. W. P. Metcalf.
Clelding or filly '.1 year old -Geo, A. Cookies -Miss 1,. T3, Fbrgegen, 11,
Battles. ^ Penhale.
Team, 10 hands or ever -Roland Apple pie: Miss L,. E. Ferguson,'
Geiger. Miss Ida Reid.
Single carriage lmoiwi C. Either, 20 lb, crock 01 butter -Miss Etta
James Connolly: Reid, Mrs. F. Began
Best gentleman's outfit -Morton GRAIN' Alv'D. SEEDS.
full:iolt, C Either. • While ,winter wheat C. Truenmmmcr,
Lady Driver -Miss Decker, ' Mrs. (1. A. Cooper.
IIey.
Red winter wheat -W. 13. Battler,}.
'Judges -James Ilandford, Cen- J. K. Wise.
trails. ; Alex.' Purdon,: Exeter. Spring whcmt-J,' 1i. Wise.
CATTLE. Large white peas -J. 1C. Wise.
Grade Cattle. Small ;white peas -0. Truemmer, J.
Milch cow -J. & R. Rend, E, II. K. Wise
Wise'. 6 -rowed bails l -J. K. Wise, G. A,
II'ekfer, two gears old -W. 11lliott, Cooper.
E. H. Wised' 2 -rowed barley -J. K. Wise,
Heifer one year. old -L. H. Wise, White oats I. 1C. Wise, D. Tough,
1st:, and 2nd: Biaok oats -J. IC. Wise.
Heifer calf -L. 7I. {Vise, W. Lhiott. Timokhy-.J, S<, -Vise, G. A (soon-
Steer calf= -J; & R,I Reid, 11. 11„ er.
Wise. Spclts-J, K. Wise.
Steel two years old -E, H. ' Wise, - Yellow Corn -A.; 17, Erwin, R.
1st and 2nd.' Blair.
Steer one year old..W•
Elliott, 1st Dent Corn W. B. Battler, R. Blair.
and 2nd. Sweet Corn -J. Tough, James
Fat cow, 'heifer or steer -)1, I•I, Campbell.
Wiae, W. Elliott. • Any . other varietis•-A. 1. Erwin,
Durham Cagle. .13, Penhale.
•
Mitch cow Beatty Bros.,
(iron. '
•
Field carrots -Samuel -Cleave, Jas.
Campbell. b
t ell
Table carrots -A, E. Erwin, R. W.
Delgaty,
Table beets -John Tough, Mrs. W.
I7,inde.
Cabbage -R Smith, John McClure.
Cauliflowers -Mrs. Hewson, Jas.
Campbell.
Muskmelons -Jas, Campbell, R.
Pennale.
Parsnips -Sam'' Cleave, R. Pen -
hale. ,
Pumpkins -J. Decker Sr.,
Cameron.
Squash -Snowden Bros., Sarni
Cleave.
Fold turnips -J: Decker Sr,, Snow-
den Bros.
Sugar beets -J. R. Sterling, Sam'l
Cleave.
White, celery -Thos. Cameron, W.
P. Metcalf.
Winter radish -W. 13. Battler.
Citrons -R. Smith, F. Keegan.
Small white beans -W. 13. 33attia'r,
Large white beans -W. F. Metcalf,
Cf. A. Cooper,
Largo English onions -Thos, Cam-
eron.
Large white onions ---P. Keegan, W,
P. Metcalf.
Large red onions -John Tough, R.
Penhale.
Large yellow' onions -F. Keegan, R.
Smith.
Large red tomatoes-M:s. Ilea son,
W F. Metcalf.
Rb.0:e Island Reds -C. Truenuier,
'0'. 13. Battler.
Andaluslans-J. S. Howrie, 1st and
2nd,
'White Wyanitotics-W. B. Battler,
E. H. Wise,
Silver Wyandotles-J. S. IIowrie,
W. Bt Battler.
Black Minorcas-W. l3. Battler, 0,
T.ruoulner: -
I'Ioudans-W 13 Battler.
Bull Otphingtons -C, Tineniner, W.
rhos.
pansies -Mrs. 'Newson; Mrs'. Meir
caCielf-
raniums—Mrs. 1,ICwsop, Mrs.
Keegan.
Gladiolus Mrs'; Metcalf, Mrs. ICeog-
an.. 1; ,
Fuschias-Mrs. Howson.
Foliage plants -Mrs. Keegan.
House plants -Mrs. Hewson; Mrs,
Keegan.
Asters-l4lrs. A. P. Erwin, Thos.
Cameron.
GGloxania-Mrs. Hewson, Mrs.
Keogan.
Begonias -Mrs. Metcalf,' Mrs, Keeg-
an.
Sweet peas -Mrs. A. E. Erwin,
Mrs. Metcalf.
F'IN.S ARTS.
Pencil drawing -Mrs. Ross, Miss
Kate Ross.
Crayon drawing -Mrs. Ross, Miss
RossWa,
ter colors -Mrs. Balkwill, Mrs.
IIowrie.
Oil painting -Mrs. IIowrie, Mrs.
Ross,
Kensington painting -Mrs. Ross,
Miss Kate Ross.
Pen and ink sketch -Mrs; Ilouston,
MI§S Ross,.
Lustre painting -Mrs. ITowrie, Mrs.
Keegan.
Painting on silk, satin or; velvet-
Mrs. Howrie,,Mrs. Ross.
Snapshot of Bayfield scenery -Geo.
Greenslade, W. A. Balkwill.
Burnt work -Mrs. 'Ross, Miss Ross,
Hand painted china -Mrs. Howrie,
Miss Rose.
Largo yollow touuitoos-W, 1', met_
calf, W. 13. Battler
Peach tomatoes -W. F. &Ictcelf,
Mrs. Hewson.
Salsify Sanm'L Cle.i,ve, Jas, Cam p-
hel 1,
LADIES' W.1 3.K.
Collection cif six fancy llancllter.-
chiefs-Ahs W. Ross, Mrs. Howrie.
Irish crochet lace -Mrs, Howrie,
Mrs. S. Houston,
Crochet table meats -Mrs. Ilowcic:,
Mrs. M. Ross.
('ruches: work lir cotton -Mrs. How-
rie Mrs. Houston,
- Crochet work. in wool -.J. Decker,
Sr., Miss b, E. Ferguson.
Fancy, bond neck lacc-Dlrs. W. P.
Metcalf, Mrs, Houston.
Shadow embroidery -Mrs. S. Ilous-
ton Mrs. llowrie.
Eyelet embroidery Mrs. Ross, Mrs.
IIowrie.
Embroidered five o'clock tea cloth
in cotton -Mrs. Ilbwriel, Mrs. Met-
calf.
Child's dress, feather stitched in
silk -Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Ross.
Knitted quilt -Mrs. Balkwell, Mrs.
Keegan.
Embroidery in lace stitches -Mrs.
Ross, 111'rs Howrie,
Collar, and cult set, enibroidered-
Mrs, Houston; Mrs, IIowrie.
Drawn work -Mrs. IIowrie, Miss L.
f., Ferguson.
Bedroom sl:ijmpers-Miss Ferguson,
J. Decker, Sr.
13attenhut:g lace -J, Decker Sr,,
Mrs..ROSS.
Doylies, fancy braid and crochet-
ivlms Ballcwnll, Mrs. Houston,
Plain hand sewing -Mrs. Ross, Miss
Kate Ross.
Ilenmstitching-M:rs, Howrie, ,Miss
Kate Ross.
Pin, cushion iueyelet-Mrs. Ross,
KrS.
Sofa cushion -Mrs. Ross, Mrs. 'A.
E. Elwin.
Toa cosy-, knitted -Mrs. Ross, Mrs.
IIouston.
Etching on cotton or linen -Mrs,
Ross, Mrs A. E. Erwin.
Modern cross' stitch -Mrs. W.
Mrs. Houston.
IIouston.
Braiding -Miss Ross, Mrs, A. < E:
Erwin.,
Trish• point lace -Mrs: 'Howrie, Mrs.
Ross.
Iloniton lace -Mrs. Ross, Miss
Ross. '
Handmade button holes -Mrs, Balk -
will, Miss Ferguson.
Wallachimm embroidered centro piece'
in white -Mrs. A. E. Erwin, Mrs.
Howrie.
Floral: tinted centro piece -Mrs,
Howrie, Mrs. Ross.
Whisk holder,: hand Madel -Mrs,
Ross, Mos. Howrie.
Pierced brass candle stick and
shade -Mrs. A. E. Erwin,' Mrs, Ross.
Ladies' underwear, hand • made-
-Mrs. IIowrie, Mrs. Ross;
Kitolren apron -Mrs: S. Ilouston,
J'. Decker, Sr.
Ronan or cut -work-Mrs. Howrie,
Mise Ross.,
Hardanger- Mrs, Metcalf, 'VTrs
Howrie.
Woollcm socks hand made -Mrs.
Ross, Miss Ross.
Crochet, fascinator fn wool Mrs.
E. JL
heifer, two 1134i1i13 61(1-E. .i 1. 11 tse,
Beatty Bros.
Heifer one ,year old-Bea'+try :Pies.,
E. H. Wise. ,
Heifer calf -A. tilleoati, M. !I. Wise.
Bull calf -E T3 Wise, J. S'; R.
Reid:
Jerseys.'
Milch cowl -John Gairdner, Fiacrk
. FRUIT.
:C rapes -Mrs, Hewson, 4ti. F, 'Met-
calf.
Collectioim of grapes -Mrs,_ Fiewson,
.Mrs. F. ICeegan.
Coliection. of apples -=J. 11. Storl-
ii113. ,
Wintex apples- Ws' A'. Balkwill,
R. Sterling.
Fall. apples -J, It, Sterling, ( .
`1'ruemner. ••
MA,NU•F'AC'TURERS.
Siegle harness -L, Beatty, Thos.
Cameron.
Double harness -Thos. Cameron., J.
W. 'Tippett.
Skein twisted yarn -Miss Ida Reid,
J, Decker, Sr,
Skein Woollen yarn -,1. Decker Sr.,
T. Brownets;,
Keegan,' Mann apples --G. 'A.' Cooper, ,R. 'Ross, Mrs. Houston.
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