The Clinton News Record, 1913-09-25, Page 4Illosairmamirmormormavorsamedisommoss
Coder ich Township
His Lordship, the Bishop of -Huron,
during the anomh o November
visit the Deanery of Iloron for the
purpose, of confirmation, In prepara-
tiOnfor ,the confirmation Rev.
I,angford will peach a series or ser-,
mons. The:subject next Sunday will
bo 'Baptisi,° 11001. 8-44:
NCW'STIOCOOII lo Jan. 1914 for 25c
Sutnrrterhill.',
-The vestry meeting ol St. Peter's
church which was called 5(90 Monday
evening last vas postponed un It next
Monday ovenin, when it .is roped
there will be a .good turnout of the
nongrega t ion . Commencing the f? 0s t
Sunday in Ocieber the services in St.
Peter's church will "open at ;:even
o'clock on Sunday evening instet.d of
seven -thirty as has been the case dur-
ing the SUIT011,er 111011t11S.
A number from around here tbok in.
the 11a10 at Goderich last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart spent
WedrE3sday with Auburn friends.
Miss. Olive Mair is visiting her
aunt, Mrs, 13railford Cloderich.
, ,
. Mr. Garnet . McBrien has -rettfrned
to Winnipeg after •a pleasant inollth's
visit tinder the parental roor
Mrs. Tony Lawson of Clinton spent
a few days ..a guest' at the 'home of
Mr. Wm. Lawson, .
Threshing is the order of. the . day
in this vicinity.
News-R'ecoltil to Jan, 1911 for 25c.
Stanieg Tovvnship:,
Keys was in Lon-
don: one day last week on business.
Mr, Robt. Talbot is preparing to
• leave for the west shortly. We wislh
lam success. ,
Mr. 1•Vrii. 1-loward and iiste, , Mts.
English.Sof Drysdale, visited BayfieM
friends last Sabbath.
Born to Mr, and Mrs. Chas. La -
port on 22nd inst. a daughter.
Miss Ida Durand of Goderich is
spending a few weeks under the par-
ental roof. •
News -Record to Jan. for 950.
Constance
Mr, and Mrs. Prank Fowler of New
York have been visiting friends - and
relatives in the vicinity. They made
the trip' over in their auto.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lamb of the
State of Michigan are visiting old
friends and neighbors in the vicinity.
Mrs. Samuel Kindy and babe of
"Toronto are the guests of the lady's
Parents, Mr. and Mrs, D. Sutherland.
Rev. Dr. Abraham cif Toronto, a
:representative of the Dominion Al-
liance, Preached a line temPerance
sermon in the Methodist church on
Sunday afternoon. ,
Mrs. 1-lobt. Colclough is getting her
stable shingled in readiness for the
cold and wet weathers
News -Record to Jan. 1911 for 25c.
Can, News, -Record•
eptember 25th, 1913
Varna /11' W, 'AlcM
Joh,. solve,. 11 Orth.,
Mrs, James Steep andtwo\l, cott. Two year ,old-Johit` .11eY,
old -
diets tiOSel and Ada, Are „yisiting Deeker,. sys C..Treumner,, pair
Godericir and.' ..Saltford iriefido OPs rOadsters'131Am:buss .and buggy..7gte-
_
.roadst:er in harness .and buggy -
1). 'E. ;Phillips, Docker, jr, -G. A.
Glen, Sadie ' 'J,
Folliek D. Obarleton. :Lady (10(500it;e0
-J. Decker, .st.s. John D.
Philitis • • •
Best, lady driver -J, Decker, ST.
wee,J0(4„JolIcy. C' 1,Im -I-leY•
5111-
Mr., Flassard of Toronto, represen
ting the Dominion Alliance, preached
(11 the- Afethodist chtn:ch Sunday ev-
ening Flev 5I Cahmbell Toron
to oeenPied the.‘pulpit of the Presby-
aimo cliutult, also 111 llic:Intercs s 0
temperance, 10( 110 morrong,
Misses Bertha 'Deihl' and liuth ,Reic
- , Single ,00011ai,er. and 'outif A.
we -re delegates to the Districi, Con
vehtion at floirriesville, Monday and
Tuesday
Riw, T.' J, Snowden and Miss Effie
were at I-Iolniesville en Tuesday at-
tending the S. S. and Epworth' Lea-
gue convention.
Mr. Nelson Reid attended the S.
con.vention . at ou
Tuesday last.
Don'.t forget Bayfield Fair ,on Fri-
day. '
Mrs. W. L. Keys and Miss. Eliza
Robinson have returned hOrne fitter
spending two months with triends 111
tbewest, '
. . .
A large number from, this vicinity
attended the Fail at Zurich on
Thnrsday, lost and also at Seaforth
on FridaY last. All report good
Shows. •
1, Orin:loge rearm -Wes. ParkitiOn.
Olenn
- 'Road horse any age -Dl' E. Phillip.
Roads ter, teani-John Hey .
Heavy . draught foal of 19t3 -C.
Beam & Son.
CATTLE.
• Shorthorns -R. D. Bunter took all
. ,
Priie Winnerkof the Exeter
Fall Fair
The Iollowing Hi a list of the prize
winners at, the Exeler Fall .Fair :
. -
• GENERAL PURPOSE.
Brood mare 'aeconspaniert liy foals
-M, Gould, . John Rowe, S. Pyre.
Foal --S. Pym, •Wjess Beiber, John
Rowe. Three year old -A. Wright,
W. Ford. Two year old -John Pec-
ker sr. 1 & 2. One- year old -M.
Goulti, B. Williams, A. 'Mott. Team
-R. Birch, L. II. Rader, J. Decker
' AGRICULTURAL.
Brood. mare accompanied by foal -
T. N. Forsythe, M. Sitnpson, John
Cann. Foal -Jas... Smillie, J. Row -
cliff°, M. Sintpson. Three year old
-J. Squire, R. D. Bell, W. IL Bey.
Two” yews old -R. D. Bell, J. Al-
lison, J Squirt. One year old --
Craven Bros., T. Harris, J. Duncan,
Team -.M. Moodie, D. Fotheringhaus
J. A.. Hamilton.
HEATS' DRAUGHT.
Brood mare accompanied by foal -
J. Smillie, C. Bean & Son J. Dun-
can. Foal -0. Bean & Son, F. N.
Forsythe, J. D. Duncan. Three year
old -J. Smillie, SI". C. Glenn, 2 & 3.
Two year old -C. Bear & Son, J.
Allison, S. Essery. One year old -
A. Sinclair.
. CARRIAGE.
Three year old -13. Williams, T,
Schroeder, Two year old -A. Reic-
hert, .A. W. Etherington, J, Squire.,
One year ord-A,-- 'Reichert, "T. I-Iarris
Single carriage horse -J. Pringle, W,
R, McArthur. Pair carriage
horses and carriage -Mr. Parkinson.
ROADSTERS. •
I3rood mare accompanied by foal -
Wm. 13eiber, Wm, McAlister, John
Duncan. Foal -J Duncan Wm. Bei-
arr4momminimemismommemm
DRY GOODS
E NO, 78 AND
1
the prizes in this class,
GRADES.
Aged cows -John- Ratcliffe 1 & 2, P.
Coates 1 & 2. One year old heifer-
-J. Ratclifie, firm, Coates 2 & 3.
Heifer ealf--A, Elcot, P Baw,den,
Wins Oire. . Two year old steer --Wm.
Coates 152, R. D. I-Iunter. One year
old 'steer -11, I). Hunter, Win. Coat-
es 11 D, Hunter, ' Steer cal( -A. Al-
cott, W. Ole; Wm. Coate.
JERSEY.
• Best cow -J. Bawaen, Two year
)111 heifer -T. Brock, F. Brock. One
year old heifer -F. Brock.' Heifer
calf -T. '",Broel, 9.. W. Etheringtbn.
131111 calf -V. Brock. •
• HOLSTEINS. s '•
BesS cow -L. Day,, R. D. Hunter,
Two year old heifer -R. D., Hunter:
One year old heifer -L -1i1 D. . Hunter:
Heifer calf -R. D. Bunter. -
Best' cow any ages-Jno. Ratcliile.
•-SHEEP..
DORSET HORNED.
A. W. Etherington swept the list
In this class.
IANCOLNS.
Geo„ Penhale took first And second
in all events in thig class.
LEICESTER.
Shearling ewe -A, Eleott. Rant
Lamb -A. A. Alcott 1 & 2. Ewe
having - raised lambs in 1913 -Geo,
Penhale. Shearling ewe -Geo. pen -
hale. Ewe lamb -A. ISIcott. Pen
of sheep -G. Penhale, .k. W. Ether-
ington.
HOGS.
YORKSHIRE. -
R. 13ittch swept the list in the
Yorkshire class.
BERKSHIRE.
Dawsion 13ros swept the list in the
Berkshire class. '
POULTRY.
Light 13rahman-F. Brock, S. San7
ders. Chicks -F. 13rocic, Buft coc-
kins-Jacob Battler. Partridge coc-
hins-Wm, Carter. Barred *mouth
rocks -Wm. Yale 1 & 2. Chieks.
Wm. Yule, J. Bostitter. White ply -
meth rocks -G, Heywood. Chicks -
Win: Yule,C. Trueinner, Silvery
Grey Dorkins-J. Taylor. Chicks -
T. Brock. Colored Dorkins-W. Car-
ter. Chicks -W. Carter 1 & 27 Sil-
ver lace wyandottes-W. Carter,- J.
Ela.ttler, Chicks -R. Sanders, Sid -
Sanders. White Wyandottes-Robt.
Sanders, J. Battler, Chicks -Har-
vey Bros.,, Wm. Yule. Partridge wy-
andottes-T. Brock. Black orphing-
tonsG. Heywood. . Chicks. G, Hey-
wood. Buil •orphingtons-W.
Dearing; J. Battler. Chicks -W. H.
Dearing 1 & 2 white orp-hingtons
G.--Ileywood. Chicks -J, Senior 1 &
2. An,dulusians-W. 5. Dearing; J
Battler. Black Spanish -J. Battler
Chicks -J: Battler. Black Minorcah
12 Trumner, 3, 13attler. Chicks -
Jacob Battler, F', Brock. Boudaris
-W. Carter. Chicks -W, Carter, 3
Battlei. ' Red cops.L-J.' Battler, B.
B. Battler. Chicks -Wm. Bowden 1
& 2, 131ack • breasted red garne-W.
Carter. Any variety games -W.
Carter, „Chicks - W. Carter: White
legborns - J. Battler. Dinars -
C. ',grimmer. J. Battler. 13rown
leghorns - W. H. Dearing, H
13, Battler. Chicks-% a Dearing
& 2. Rose _ Oornb Whitc leghorn
chicks. -W. 1-I. Dearing 1 8z 2. Rose
cennb brown leghorn chicks -W. H.
Dearing. Any • variety Poland -W,
Carter. Black Hainburgs-W. Car-
ter. • Chicks -W. Carter. Golden
spangled haniburgs-W. Carter. Chicks
-W. Carter, Silver spangled hams
burgs -W. Carter 1 & 2. Chicks -W.
Carter 1 & 2. Golden penciled ham -
burgs -W. Carter. Chicks -W, Car-
ter 1 & 2. Silver pencilled hanis
burgs -W. . Carter. Any. variety of
bantams -- W. Carter, H. B. 13att-
ler, Bronze Turkeys -W. W. Bowden
Young turkeys -W, .Bowden 1 & 2
Toulouse geese -W. Bowden, H. 13
Battler. • Chicks -H. -B. Battler, 'A
W. Etherington.. Any variety geese
-0, Trumner,- B. Battler, Chicks
13. Battler, Pekin ducks -F.
Brock, Aylesbury ducks -W. Catile.r.
Ducklings -W, Carter, Rouen ducks
-Wm. Bowden. DucklingsWin.
Bowden 1 & 2:- Any' variety ducks
-H. .13. Battler Guinea fOwl-I-1. B.
Battler. Any variety rabbits -- .J.
Shapton, T, Fitton. Pigeons -C.
'nunner, Harvey Bros. Special
Rhode island reds -J. Senior 1 2.
VEGETABLES.
Beauty- of Hebron potatoes--V-red
rock. Pea,r1 • et Savoy potatoes -
red Brock. Empire state potatoes.
V. Hogarth, "Is. Brock. Half bus -
el of carman Ms 1-V. lIogarth, F.
rock. Rural new yorkers--F.
rock, V'. Hogarth. Any other vac-
Flogartls. V. Hogarth
inter cabbage -S. ,Sanders. Blood
eets-,J, Cottle,. R. Sanders. Globe
eets-J-. Shapton, C. • Birney. Sug-
O beet mangolds--8, Saeders. 01
pa. Long mangolds-W. II. Dear -
Globe. morissolds-sW. Dearing,
termedtatessaW. H. Passmore) W.
, Dearing:, Early' horn 'carrots -C.
ireeY, Miss II°Sattli. Nantes car-
ts ---A: Dea,vitt, 3-1". Dearing.'
ong orange • or red earrottS--John
ottle; Sid -Sanders. White of yel-
w field carrotS-W. H. Dearing.
reet, corn -IS. broek: Sanders: Di-
an corn -',..W„. Bowden,- W.•• -Dears
g. .Water Melons -W, H. Dearing.
umpkins-Jas. Shapton, C. Pym.
eash-Win, Hey. Musk Melons -
/J. Dearing, 11, Moir,. Swede
ruips-J, G. Hogarth v .a. t Moe
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Red onions C Bi
Broek. arsniPsLC, :13/mak J
CO ale. Hubbard, squash -Fred Bi
J. G. IA)garth,, ,Best collection
eegetablbs-jered Bytick, Sid Sande
•, DAIRY pRODUCTS'•
Five 'poiunds of butter salted -711
Hey,. john •'Moir, Ten pounds b
ter salted -John Moir, Henry Neeb.
Lb.' roll or prints --john Moir. Most
neatly arranged plate pi butter , for
table use -Wm. Fistaer.. Creamery,
butter -J, IL. Scott, , Cheese private
made -,-0 08. Anderson, John. Dec
jr. ' Special -13y R. N. Rowe for
hest,:101b of Amino ,made
Mpit.„
' Fall wheat white -C. Truemner,
Dearibg. 0 rowed barley -W.
'Dearing. Large oa,ts-W. H. Dear
Common -oats-W. H, Dearing WL
oats -W, Dearing. Merchan
flour -Harvey Bros, 1,S: 2. Wh
Beans -John Rowe. Clover seed -
Dearing:. Collection grain in :4
T -I. 'Dearing, Neeb, Ensilage
corn-=Jass Shapten-John Selves.
SPeltz-WS Dearing Small peas -
C. Treenuier. •
elm tle, B6untietAlolin
ock lus-J. Stanbury, W. J, Mean*
01 Gladiolus -Miss Hyinlmari, 'W.
fIcaman. Nasturtiums -F. Glad -
man, 0, Birney, unia h (11,.
pl`ay-John Cottle. Petunias double -
1‘.11111 1): .
J. Cottle 0, Bir ley ox ium-
mondi-J. 'Cottle,- attnev, uox-
combsJas. 'Arderson. StoklkS-J•
Cottle, C. Birney. Sweet peas- XiSs
0. Sweet, Jas," Anderson, Verlainass.-
J, Cottle, 0, Birney. Ziitnas-J'. Cot-
kor tle, Jas. Anderson.' Best afranged
the bas1731--1 StanhurY, Jas.. Ander-
isbils ;Best ' artanged,, for dinner table
-J (+.S1a1ilidr J. - 'Forrest.
Collection of . annuals,- ,J. Cottle,
Floral delaigo for funeral -,J. O. For
Cat, Bride's bouquet -J. 0. Stanbury,
;"4-- Jas. Anderson....,Noveity in, cut flew -
'•ng COS J G. Stanburv ISliss Brown
ite ' '
't EmbroiderLyAspvaIlititSch\lit°r-RMKiss• MeLan-
ts
e
sy, ghlin, Miss, Livingstone. Embroidery
ear ribbon -Miss Livirivtone. Embroidery
shadow-Sliss BrOWn, MISS Savirir
litone."-Enibroidery eyelet -C:
Miss Brown. • Embroidery punch, work
-Miss McLaughlin., Mrs. - Wickwire,
Ilinbroidery hardanger-John Mallett,
Mrs, White, Embroidery, Roman or
cut work -Miss Livingstone, Mrs.
Wickwire." Embroidery. s .Inickaback
Miss -Livingstone, Mrs. White. :Em-
broidery,. and eyelet -Miss" ;Brown",
Miss McLaughlin. Embroidery Bulgar-
Shaman, Miss Livingstone.
Embroidery MontinellickMiss Liv-
ingstone, Mrs. Wickwire, Enibroider-
ed tray cloth -Miss McLaughlin,'" E.
A. Follick. Embroidered best Collec-
tion dining table linen -E, M. I-Iustbn
H. E. Huston. Embroidered centre-
prece-IVIiss Livingstone,. E. M. Hus-
ton. E'mbroidered colored centre pie-
ce -Miss Livingstone, W. .1. 'Heamd.n.
Embroidered shirt- waist -Miss Mc-
Laughlin, I -I. E. Billiton, Embroider-
ed doylies not legs than 6 -Miss Liv-
ingstone, D. Crittenden, Einbroldered
centre piece or runner for parlor or lib-
rary table.. Charlotte Sweet. J. Bun-
ter. Embroidered towels -Miss Mc-
Laughlin, IR E. Huston. Embroidered
pillow cases -Miss McLaughlin, Miss
Livingstone. Paney towels other than
embroidered-IVIisS Brown, IS, Scott,
Lace Battenburg-Miss .0. Sweet, Mrs
White: Lace Boniton-IVIrsi- 'Wickwire,
Lace Teneriffe, Miss McLaughlin Miss
BrOpll Irish point, lace-Clis:rIbtte
Sweet, Mrs. 4'. White. -Lunch , cloth'
in white on linen -Miss MeI,aughlin,
E. M. I-Iuston. Drawn thrersd work
fine -Mrs, Wickwire,. IVIiss • Brown
Drawn thread work coarse -E. M.
Huston. • Work done on SCrini Of
canvas -Mrs. Wickwire A. Hastings
Priettiest sofa . mounted
-John Mallett, E. A. Follick.
. _
Prettiest sofa pillotv washable —D.
Crittenden, Miss C. Sweet, Plane
drape -Miss Tom, J. ,G. ForreSt
Sideboard scarf -Miss McLaughlin,
Blanche Smith. Wisk horder-D, Crit-
tenden, Mrs. White, Fancy pin cush-
ion -Miss Livingstone, D. Csittenden
Iland or fancy bag -C. Sweet, M.
Brook. Laundry bag -Miss Living-
stone, M. rollick, Button holes -N.
Toth, J. Brown, patching -Miss Mc-
Laughlin, Miss Tomo Pillow shams -
Miss ,MeLatighlin, Miss Toni, Childs
dress -W. J. I-Ieaman, .Miris McLaugh-
lin. Ladies underwear -Miss Mc-
Laughlin, Second prettiest tea cozy -
Miss ' Livingstone, Miss kcLarighlin.
Fahoy case or box for handkerchiefs'
-W. J, I-Ieaman, Miss Livingstone.
_Towel rack -Miss Brown. Tatting
-Miss Livingstone, Miss MeIsaughlin,
Np.tting-Miss McLaughlin, Miss
Browli, Queen Anis Darning -Miss
Livingstone., Photo • frame -E. M.
Huston, J. G. • Forest. Fancy
aplon-Miss McLaughlin, E. M. Hus-
ton. Hitchen apson-A. HastingS,
Miss Livingstone. Shin:aver rug --
Miss Tom. Infants hooties of any
kind of work --Miss. Livingstone, M.
Brook. Man's night:shirt-A. Hast-
ings. Cornation braid work-Nlis
1VIeLaughlin, 'N.. Ton). Screen mounted
-Mrs. Wickwire. Bead work -W. J.
Beaman, Miss rollick. Fancy under
wpiist-FE .Huston, J. 13rolviM
Modern cross stitch -Mrs, J. White,
John Monett, Faney waist -J, Dec-
ker jr:- B. W. F. Beavers, Half dozen
handkerchiefs With initial -M. Brooks
-Miss Brown. Best novelty in fancy
work not on list -Miss rollick, N,
Toms Stenciling -E. Huston, J.
G. Forest, Metal craft -Mise Liv-
ingStone. Best and .newest collection
of ladies , works -Writs Livingstone,
Mabel Brook. .Useful articles for'
bedroom -E• M. Huston. crochet"
shawl ' cape or jacket -N, Toni, M.
Brook. Crocheb slippers -2'4, Tom,
• HORTICULTURAL .PRODUCTS
Winter apples -S. J. ,Hogarth, J.
G. Hogarth. Fall apples -S. J.
Ilogarth, J. G. Hogarth. Winter ap-
ples -S. J. Hogarth, J. G.' I-Jogai:tn.
Fall apples any variety -S, J. Hog-
arth, V. Hogarth. Rhode island
greenings--S, J. Hogarth, V. Hog-
arth. Northere spies -V. Bogart)),
S. J. Flogarth„ Roxboro russets' -
S. J. HogOrth, V,. Bogarth. Bald-
wins -J. neckeu Miss. E,. Hogarth.
Westfield seek-nro-further-5, Fisher.
Snow. apples.0. .,,Truemliers Fred
Fisher,. Gravensteins-H, E. Heston
Wm, Fisher: Colverts-C. 'Preens -
net, S. J. Hogarth. Ring 01 t0111P-
Irins-s.S. Rogaziin. Alexanders
- Win. Fisher, Jas. Shalston.
Canadian rods C,_ Truenumr, V.
Ilogarth. Wagners - C. Trumner,
Jas. Shapton. Pippens Jas,
Shapton, S. J. Hogarth. Maiden
bfush-S. Hogarth, J.G. Hogarth,
Golden russets -C. Truemner, Fred
Fisher. Ben davis=s-S. J. Hogarth,
V. klogarth; Wealthy -C. Trunmer,
Duchess oldenburg-H. E. Huston.
Blenheim pippens-Jas. Afiderson, J.
Decker Ir.
, Double harness -W. J. Beer. Sin-
gle harness -W. J. Beer. Wheelbar-
row -J. Murray 15 2. Iron pianf)
-Jas, Murray. Home-made plow -
.1. Murray .1 & 2.
' PEARS.'
Winter,. pears -Mrs, McPherson,
Flemish beauty -Mrs. McPherson.
DucheOs of .Anjouline-Fred Brock.
Beams Clairgeau-Mrs.. McPherson..
Vicar - of Wakefield -F. Brock, Bell
Lucrative, A. S. Deasiitt. Sheldrin--
red Brock,.S. Powell. East Beurrel
-A. S. Deavitt, Louis Bonnie de Jer-
ey-Fred Brock. 13urean de Anjou--
MrV. McPherson, Bartlett --J. Decker
r. •
. PLUMS
Washington-Robt, Sanders, Impe,r-
al gage-WM., Bowden.- Duanes per-
ple-Fred Brook, John IVIallett, Loin -
bards -IL E. Huston, "W. Dearing.
Any variety plums -John. Mallett, S.•
Powell. Pond's seedling -John Hunt-
er, R. Northcott, Glass seedling
Fred Brock, Bradshaw -S. Powell.
, GRAPHS.
Concord -Thos. Russell. Rogers No,
15,-41. D. Iltsrdon, Rogers No. 19 -
Mrs. PePhetson, Rogers No. 9,- Thos
8
Russel -Mrs, McPherson. Roger
No. 22a -N, 1), Hurdon. Any variety
rapes -Win. Bowden.
PEACHES,
• Early Crawford -F, Brock,
Bowden, Any Zither variety -N. D.
lurdon.
• ISITSCELLANEOUS,
Collection canned ' fruits -John
Decker sr., Mrs. IVIcPlierson. Honey
n jar -Jas. Anderson, Mrs. McPher
on. Home-made wines-MrS, MiePher-
on, J; Decker sr. Bottled Pickles-
. Decker sr., Mrs. McPherson. Can-
ed vegetables -J. Decker sr., Mrs,
°Pherson. Borne made bread -H. E.
Iuston, Jas. Sqeire. Home made
uns-H. E: Huston, Mrs. IVIePher-
on,
MANUFACTURES AND .IIVIPLE-
MENTS.
DoinestiO cloth — W. W. 'Taman.
lannel-Miss .3. Brovvri, 1 and. 2.
ilankets-J, Decker jr, Woolen yarn
Miss N. Tom. Rag carpete-Miss
oni. Sewing machines -S. Martin and
on, Organs -S. Martin and Son. Fine
IVIcGuire, Salt -E, McGuire.
Oifor custom suit -W. W Taman.
olleetion tailored goods and furnish-
gs-W. W. Taman. Collection boots
shoes -G, Manson, rantorY
ade quilt--Jast Anderson. ,Factory
weeWss-W,iW.-"Taman. Assolltinpot
tweeds, of any make -W. W. Tani-
, Ladies' boots -Ca ,igarison, Pair
gents' boots G. Manson.
FINE ARTS.
Painting in oil -landscape-Miss Liv-
gshone. Miss McLaughlin. Painting
oil figure - Miss Livingstone,
ainting in oil fruit Or flowers -Miss
vingstene, D. Crittenden, Water
lot landestope-Fred Brock, Miss
Water .color
Menden, Miss M. rollick. Water
tor of fruit or aowers-D. Critten-
n, Miss Livingstone,. Sepia paint-
-Miss M. rollick, Miss Living-
ne. Best sketch of Huron county
Mrs. J. White. Pyrography -W, J.
arnan J. G. Forrest. Crayon or
steno any subject-ISLA. J. White,
G. Forrest: Pencil sketch -N. D.
rdon, 0. Forrest. Collection
photographs --Jos. Senior. Phote-
liihs-Jos. Senior, photographs
eteurs-rMies M. rollick, Harvey
os. Collection of photographic
ws-Jos. : Seniors' J.-Jervn,V. Dips,
Sketch -CS, f7leywood,
nting on china realistic -E. • M.
ston, , Mrs., McPherpn. Painting
chino conventional -D. 'Crittenden,
„ • 'MISCELLANEOUS., •
air dressers' work -I -I, John
ker in Curiosities -W. J: I-lea-
pegial-Harni painted platter -Miss
ieris
gonias-tfiber6us--Is. W. Glasinme
age-Johe CoStle. Geraniums is
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VVIIiic. or yellow oniens-C, Birney, E. Hogarth,
SidSanders. Spanion onions -C. " 5)131' FLOWERS.
Birney. ',Sid Sanders. Tornatoess-CS. rs ilisplay-,John Cottle, C.. Bir-
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Manson. Celery -a...1-0120 oottie, 8, ney. 'Dahlias standard -John Cottle
Powell. .• Ciprons---,Sid Sanders, - to. 1 51 2. Dallas cactus -john Cot
1
Wall Paper 1
1 Many people like
to paper in the fall
in preference to the
spring and it certain-
ly has its advantages
The weather is cook
Easy to get help
You're ready for 1
the long evenings to
be spent indoors.
To help you in
your deckion let us
show yoti our ona-
Pinte line , of hang-
ings front the cheap-
est to the best.
:All paper tritnined 'tree,
13.ro,Ok, t Crochet; , undeOkit13s-M, cond... Flowers silk or paper -N.
BrOok, Wm. , 1Paseinat0r-Mrg. Tom, 5,3. licaman. , Rag mat sewl-
McPherson', N. Toni. :Infantqjaeket,-. efl-N.' Tont. laag' '111111 1,00kt117-C;
311, 137:00ki Ati,S; Livingstone: ,Birney, Miss McLaughlin,
K. Scott., M. Brook. Work in , Wool- Spocial-S of a Stan -
41. Brook, Mrs: McPherson. Gollar hary. •
cutT set -Miss C. Sweet; 41.' CHILDR,HN'S DP.41.1,TMPNTA
Brook. . Wouk and fancy braid,....0in- Children Uilder, 12 Years.
binetJ-R, Seott, Mise, Livingstone, Dressed .doll -Jas. Anderson. Doll ,
honnet-M,' Brook, H. .Neeb, ciothes-,Jas. AnderSon.. Fancy 1)10
Knitted . -shawl cape or jacket -N.. cushion -Harvey Bros, Ja.s, Ander-
Tom, Miss ' 'Livingstone. . Knitted 'son. - plain sewing three varieties-,
'Jas. 'Anderson, Sofa cuShIon mount-.
'ed-I-Tarvey Bi.os,, L. D., . Vincent,
Crochet' 'work -L, 5,.: Vincent, Jas,
Anderson. '
• Girls over 12 and under .18
815 hemmed handkerchiefs -A% Has- .
tings. Darning Stockings -J, Decker
10. Sofa pillow mounted -A, Has,
tings. Collection of fancy articles
not less theM 0-J. Decker jr. Cen-
tre piece -L. D. 'Vincent, 33. Decker
110. Pair hand worked towels -J,
Cann. Fancy apron -J. Cann: Laun-
dry' bag --J, Cann. 'Useful articles
sill'Pers-N, Tom, Miss McLaughlin.
Knitted 'tuider,Ncirt-N. Toro. 'FaSein-„
ator7.-N. Knitted lace -15,
Tom, Sweet. Pair wool socks
heavy --Miss McLaughlin, Mrs me-
Pkorck. socks 'fine -Mrs. McPher-
son, 13. Neel), Fancy stockinss-H.
Neel). Ladies Wool. or silk mitts -
.N. Tom, Miss Livingstone. Wool 00
gloves -N, Tom, Mi4i McLaugh-
lin. Men,s lvnol xratts--1\iiss Toni,
Miss McLaughlin, Quilts patched in
eloth-N., Tom, Quilt in cotton,
Miss Siebert. Quilt in silic-Miss
Sons, Jas. • ,Anderson. Counter.parie for bedroom 3 pieces -J, Cann, ,J,
er comforter new -II, Neeb, J. Dec- Decker sr, • Fancy Pin cushion -L. D.
ker, jr. Cro•het-J. Decker sr. J. Vincent, J. Cann. Crochet work -
Decker jr. Knitted -N. Tom, Lad- J. Decker sr, Painting any object-
ies night ,dress-IVIiss Siebert. Se- Harvey 13roso' A, Manson,
1
• This season instead of having our usual
Millineiy Opening we have decided to
announeCthat we are ready for business
Thursday,'Sept, 18, Friday and following
days. This Millinery F'arlor will not be
open in evenings except Saturday.
Your are invited to inspect the goods
at any time betvveen 8 a. ra. and 6p. m.
E.
1
Cantelon
WITHOUT
A DOUBT
YOU'LL
FIND THIS OUT.?
IN ALL
YOUR TRAVELS
ROUND ABOUT
THE BREAD THAT'S
BEST WITH ANY
MEAL-
.' IS JUST THE ONE
AND ONLY REAL -
MOTHER'S
BREAD
Better Bread
Could Not Be
Made
-THAT'S WHAT YOU'LL
SAY WHEN YOU HAVE
TRIED THIS CRISPY,
CRUSTY,
MOTHER'S BREAD
BARTLIFF'S
PHONE NO. 1
AND HAVE IT DELIVERED
TO YOUR HOME EVERY
DAY.
E WANT
TO IJEAL WITH YOIL I
When yoU hei:1 anything in Furniture
or Rouse Vurnishings it will pay you to
deal at our store fcr we have a large and
carefully- asorted stock and our prices
are right.
The Store
of Quality, W. Walker
Phone 28 Furniture Dealer and finfiertaicei
1
Residence
Phone
140
National Portland Cerineitt
After tryinzother kinds VOU #
,
C01116 bitek to the BEST. The best ce-
tnent is the National Portland Cement
It is the Old Stand -By; A Car load just
S J
'ANDRE:W*4' CLINTON
25e. will pay a sub to The'
News -Record to end: of 1913,