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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-10-02, Page 5yu 4.1447i ".,11,7L. CTS iTT61$.t' ',NNW The Question of What Watch To Buy. liver 'esimmeesamiumeminianitemarasemen Is a hard one for ,the',aver- age'.znan to decide. Dozens of grades are sold u'nder,the same name, and it puzzles any but an expert to decide when•c practical utility stops' and extravagance begins. We are Watchsexpertsaind will gladly help i,a this mat- teem OUR STOCK EMBRACES THE BEST GRADES MADE. rltrant ced IV. tl , lit t 16 AR. JEWELER and OPTICIAN EYES TESTED 1IUi Oayfield list Prize list Continued From Page 1 `G, A. Battles; home made bread, L. E. Ferguson Judges -Jas. Connolly, Goclerich, Thos. Johnston, Zurich,. Wm. Scott Brumfield, GRAIN andandSEEDS. White. winter • Wheat, Geo. A. Cooper, J. W. Salkeld, & Son; red winter wheat, D. Tough,, J. W. Sal keld, &Son'; spring wheat, J. K. Wise, W. B. Battler;- white. peas, J. K. Wise; small white peas, C. True moor, J.K. Wise; 6 -rowed barley J. K. Wise, S. 'Helmer ; 2 -rowed, bar- ley, J. K. Wise; white ',oats, J. R. Wise, S,'FI(olllnez'; black oats, J. K. Wise; timothy seed, J. K. Wise, J. R. Sterlilnig; spelts, 3'.K, Wise; yel- low conn R. Blair, Rev. 'Hudie; dent conn, B. tPfile & Soni, J. W. Salkeld & Son•; sweet corn J. Tough, Snow dein. Bros.; corm any other variety N.E. Erwin, Robt. Blair. JudgeS; J. A. Williams, Zurich, . Jas. Thomson, Bayfield, • FRUIT I • F Campbell, Rich, Smith „yellow. on- ions, Rici Penhale, Rich. Snaith; red tomatoes, W. F. Metcalf, Mire. Hewson; yellow tomatoes, F. Kee- gan, 3. Decker sr.; peach tomatoes, W.F. Metcalf, Rich, Smith; salsify, S, Cleave, W. J. Tough. Judge -W. Warnock, Goderich. ( LADIES WORK 11 Fancy handlcerebief, Mrs; Ross, .1 S. Howrie; Irish crochet lace, Mrs.' Ross, Ars. Fluslto•n; table mats, J. S. Howrie Mrs. Huston,; croeliet work in cotton, Mrs, Huston, J.S. Roty tie; crochet worse in wool, L. E. Ferguson, IMrs, 'Fluston •;. Facey. bead necklace, Mrs., I3ustoln•, Mrs. Ross; ,shadow embroidery„ Mrs. m- cr ncl ed•=. s; .A. it- lar S. rk (1 - no no ss id w f- rs. Mas et, a cy 11 Huston 4.' S. Hoayrie; eyelet G broidery, Mrs, Rose,,Roland Geig •esubroiidered 5 -o'clock tea: cloth cotton, J. S. Howrie, 'Ben Pfile a Sone child's dress, featlierrStiteh in' silk, J. Decker, sr., Mrs. Ros knittedgijilt, L. E. Ferguson, IV L'alkweli; .mbioidevy in lace et ekes, J. S. owrie, Mrs.Ross; col ,and cuff set, embroiclso ed, •J. Howrie, Mrs, Huston,; eli,awn wo Roland Geiger, J.S. Howrie; be room slippers, Snowden Eros., J Stewart ; battenburg lace, Mrs. -110 W. F. Metcalf •, doylies, fancy bra and crochet, Mrs. Huston, J. S. Ho tie; plain hand, sewing, three di fea'emtt varities, Kate Ross, M Ross; Ilemstitchimg, Mrs.iRoss, H. E. Irwin; piny cushion in vele Mrs. Flustoln, J. S. Fiowri,e; Sof cushion in embroiclery or fan stitches, Mrs. Roes, W. A. I3alkwe tea cosy, Iced tted,1Mrs. Huston,1V Ross; etching on cotton or linen, Mrs. Huston, J. S,'Ilouri,e; modern CI OSB istiteli, Mfrs' I.I:tade, hire. Ross, bnaidiing Mrs .RLE. Irwin, Mrs. Huston, Irish point lace, ,1.. S. Howrie, Kate Ross; Homiton lase W. F, Me•tealf, Kate Ross; Hand- made buttonholes, W..A, Balkwell, L. E. Ferguson Wallachirr'embroid ered egntye piece in white, J. S. Howrie, 3. Decker, sr.; floral, tinted centre piece on linen, J. S. Howrie, Kate Ross; whisk holder, hand made, J. S. Howrie' adds., Huston.; pierced brass candle stick and shade•, J. S. Iiowrie; faits, Ross ; .kit- chen :apron, 3. S. Stewart, Mrs. Ross darning on socks, 3. Stewart, Mrs. Iluston; ladies underwear, hand made R. Geiger, Kate Ross; Roman or cut `vor;lc, J. S. J3owrie, Mrs, Ros Hardanger, J S. Rewrite, W, F. Met calf ; crochet fascinator in woo Mrs. Ross, Min, Huston; pair woo en, socks, hand made, J. Stewart Mrs. Huston; woolen gloves, haw made, Mrs..Hustaln,, J. Decker„ sr.; woolen, mittens, hand made, John Stewart, Snowden Bros; rag mat hooked, T. W. Tippet, Mrs. Huston plaited neat, J. Stewart, F. Keegav patch quilt, cotton„ R. Geiger, L. E Ferguson; patch quilt, cloth,' L. 11 Ferguson, T. E. Harrison ; croehe quilt, T. E. Harrison, J. Decker sr. silk quilt, L. E. (Ferguson, J. Declze sr.; eellection, of ladies work, hand made, J. S. Howrie, Mrs. Ross ; cro- chet lace in,eotton, W.F. Metcalf, L. E. Fergusga; knitted laeeinwool Mrs. Huston., Mrs, Ross; fancy apron, W.A. Balkwell, Mrs, Huston Tenreriffe lace, `Mrs, Ross, Judges -Mrs, Jas. Connolly, of C,oderich; Miss Alice Johnston of Z'uri!ch. PLANTS AND FLOWERS. Bouquet of flowers, Tenger,Tenger,Mrs. ewso'n, W.F. Metcalf;'_ small, W. Metcalf, Mrs. Flewseri; dahlias, W. F. Mnld Metcalf, Mrs.' Flie i pansies rs. Howson, P. Keegan I1 AIes, Ilewseinr, ,F, Keegan ; gla iolus, W.F. Metcalf, F. Keegan; uschitas, Mrs. 'Hewson, F. Keegan; oliag e plants, F. Keegan ; house Tants, F. Keegan, Mrs'. Hewson ; stars, T. Campbell, Mtis. H. E. Ir - in; glo Tania, Mrs, 13inde, F. Kee- n; begonias, F. Keegan �All1-,Tett The ways of a watch' are past finding out. Dont try. If your watch is lazy and won't run, let us repair it for you, Ten to one you neglected it --Set it get' dirty, or it stops from lack of oil, Whatever is the reason, dont delay. Delay costs money and often spoils the watch, We give thorough; examination and. regulating. free, anything more" costs as little as satisfactory work can( be done for. J. aria Jeweler and Otic ian f Issuer o Marriage Licenses Ilaines . @dose, G. A. Coopei', D. R. lr c auglitoT n. , M. 'Woods, S.Hous- ton, R. ,MeMursisy, L. Anderson, J, W. Reid, Joh;n,'MeNaaghton, Jno Stewart, John McClure,'John Mc- Kinley. Wm. Stinson; 'B. R, Higgins R W. Delgetty, Geo. Copeland.. Auditoees,- • T, CameronCameronand John Falconer, Around The Town Nall The regular monthly meeting of Council twill be hold on)liIonday venin eg. No doubt' the majority 'of rate- payers- would like to see all the councillors present and' get down to beeline -so, There are a number of important questions to deal with rand should be attended to :at once. 1, The Committee xneetia„g is on Fr•i- 1 day evening to which all the Conn- , Milers are cordially invited. Many ratepayers are wondering what possessed the( Electric Light . Committee to allow the Hydro . people plant their big poles on Al- . bert street, North. Was not a back street good ]em,oughi for them? t Instead of getting ridof poles' on. the main streets. Wd are having r more planted and the end has not beearreached yet. . 6 bunches dr grapes, Mrs. Hewson J. W. Salkeld & Son; -collection of grapes, Mrs, Hewson, John Pollock ; M collection d of fall an,'winter apples, , d J.R. Sterling, P.C.' Galbraith; win l ter apples, J. W. •Salkeld, & Son, 'J. f R. Sterling; fall apples, D. C. Gal- f briaith, J. R Sterling ; Mann, D. C. 1 p Galbraith, J. W, Salkeld, & son epit 1 e zelnburg, F. Keegan ; collection of ' W pears, F, Keegan, J: R. Sterling • g'a fall pears, F, Keegan, Jas, Camp- bell; winter peons, J.R. Sterling, . J. W. Salkeld & Son,; peaches, Jas. Campbell, J,'R. Sterling ; plums, C, Trueminer, Robt. Delgaty; prunes, Thos. Browiett, ,Salkeld, & Son ; : bald'lvilns, J. W. Salkeld & .sen ; W. J • Tough; northesin'spies, D.C. Gal- braith, J. W. Salkeld & Sopa yellow crabs, Slnowd,en Bros,,/P.Brownett; red crabs, Rev. Hind, D.C. Gal- braith; king ,of Tompkins, D. C. Galbraith J. R. Sterling ; greenings, 3. R. Sterli'n'g, D. C Galbraith ; rib- -stoat pippins, J. W. Salkeld & Son, B J. R. Sterliing ;20 oz. pippins D. C. tiV Galbraith, W.A. ,Blackwell; wag- M inters, J. W. Salkeld, & son, F. Keeg- ed .'an ; golden russets, J, W. .Salkeld &son,, Rev. Hind; blenheim pippins. J.71 Sterling, D. C. Galbraith ; snows D. C. Galbraith, F. Keegan, Judges, Johni Cox, Porter's. Hill ; aav Jo1l!i Porter, Goderich, VEGETABLES Early potatoes, oes S (ov den Brea., R. Pe;nliale ; late potatoes, J R. • Sterling, IS Delgaty; mangolds, ,yellow globe, Snowden Bros„ in- termediate rnaagolds, Snowden Bros., J. R. Sterling; carrots, Sam, -Cleave, Richard Smith; table carrots, Samuel Cleave, A. E. Erwin; beats, R. Delgaty, R. Blair; cabbage, Jas. Campbell, R. Smith ; cauliflower, F. Keegan., J. Tough; -muskmelons, W. A, ]31ack- Fl well, Jas. Campbell.; parsnips, Jas. iter Campbell S. Cleave; pumpkin, Rich th , Smith, T]ios. '-Cameron;., 'squash, .Siiowde•n Bros., S. Cleave ; turnips, Ste W. B. Battler, Snowden -Bros. ;, wat-• 1e ermelons, Rich. Penhale,'C.Cleave ; ta:in ,.sugar beats, Snowden Bros„ _J.R.. Sterling ; white celezly, L. E. For- guson, Mrs. 'Hewson ; winter radioli inn Rich, Penhale, W. B. Battler; ell- ten Judge -Geo.: Stewart, Goderich, ;FINE�'ARTS. Pencil drawing, Kate, 'Ross, Mrs. Ross; crayon drawing,; Mrs. Ross, Kate Ross; watercolor painting, Kate Ross, W.A. Balkwell; .oft painting, J. S. Howrie, H. Middleton Kensington painting, Mrs. Ross, KateRoss; pen and, ink�sketch,,Mrs II E. Irwin, Mins. Hewson; lustre painting, Mrs. Ross, Kate Ross ; ; painting on silk, satin or velvet, J, S. Howrie, Maas. Ross ; Inapshot of ayfield scenery, G E. Greenslade A. Balkwell ; Burnt work, Fred iddletgn, Kate Ross; hand paint - China, J. S. llowrie, Mrs. 'Ross ; Judge -Geo. Stewart, Goderich. MANUFACTURES. Single harness', Lauty Beatty 1 d 2; double harness,! T. Campbell J. Teppett; skein, of twisted, yarn, T. Brown; J. Decker, sr.;' woolen yarn, Thos. Brown, Judges-Thos,gJohnston, 'Zurich , Win. Scott, Brucefieid.. r SPEEDING CONTEST. Free -fon -All, Eric Boy, F. Pfyle, Zurich, 111, "Chief" Geo. Sanderson, Clinton, 222, The fairs closed with a grand concert in the evening and a good crowd was paesant, The ,artists re all from London being, Mr. oycl McPhail, Baritone and en- ta.tnier,� Prof. Dunn, leader of e 25th •+Regi; Band singer and to eormie•t player;- Miss Jennie el, pianist and soloist; and Sta7 y Wrarin,er comedian and enter- legv The HenselBand gave a good. sickal' prognam during the afe, noon and evening before con- st, rens, F. Keegan, R. Smith ; white ee' beans, G., A. Cooper, W. B. Battler,; T large white beans, W.L. Metcalf, 71.; Vi Delgarty; large ]English onions. Snowden Bros., T.Cameron ; large 'fir .den Bros.; lavge red onions, Ja:s, Board of Directors white onions, T. Cameron Snow - he officers of the fair Snowden, Pr'esident; R. Penhale, ea -President ; Dai 'Woods, 2nd. ce-President; F. A. Edwards. e,asu>aer ; A.B. Erwin, Secretary. Danford y Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors —Phone 104 NIGILT /&ND SUMMA' CALLS—Phone No. 127 or Phone 194 e The Ontario Motor League has offered to provide the toibn, with large signs to be placed, on all roads leading to the town warning autoists, of the Ispeed limit. The proposed signs air Large will be furnished for 35c. each, Seaforth now have these;eigns displayed at the, boundary of the Coupoi•ation, --p-- The Fire Bilgedel held ',their monthly meeting on Monday even - ling of this week. • North Bay's New Milk By-Iaw The proposed milk byelaw, which has received' its firtst reading by the Town Council, is giving the lo- cal dairymen, considerable cause for eolnaidernation, as it will mean Ivery a;adical changes in handling milk and the construction and operation of buildings 'used for dairies and stables. All colts and buildings will be subject to inspection by the Me,dioal Health Officer, and Board of Health Lnspectors•and perimi's- siqn must be obtained( from the Board of Health before milk can, be sold in town, which permission can be revoked' at . any time if condi - Wants of license are not complied with, All vein:dors of milk in 'town nal register with the Medical Health .Officer names and addresses. sources of supply of milk,( ,.umber of cows owned, average quantity of milk disposed of and to whom. A statement is required ' ast to food supplied cows. Milk vendorsernust talcs out a license, which' provides that no milk shall be sold' except from kba tiles ,inspected and ap prlove.cl, 10,o natter where located. Samples; of milk must be Furnished for inspection and tests No change In i location pati n 0 of dairy or, source of supply can be made, without , out noti- =yiing the Medical Health Officer, or license will -be eancelled. No milk shall be sold containing less ha,n, twelve per cent, solids with three percent.Jbutter fat, The re- sult of -milk tests will be open to inspection: by the public at all times, and mayhe published. No Milk can be sold from any cow af- fected. by 'tuberculosis' •pr any other disease. No person, suffering flog or who has 'been, exposed to any Communicable or skin disease' shall be allowedto handle milk. Milk •tickets cannot be used which have been previously .issued :to other customeas. Oats and dogs must be excluded from cow stables and milk ihouses. -Floors, 'Of, all zooms itn dairies mtist bet soil Con- crete, graded and drained -toward suitable, drains with traps, dischav- ged 500 feet from dairy. Space be- nieath dairy must be kept clean. Other regulations provide'for con-` struetion ,and care of clairies, which must be well -lighted and perfect- ly s'ain,itary. . Blyth Prize list , Continued, From Page( 1 1 year old heifer -W, Fear, J. Barr Steer oalf-=J. Barr 2 year old steer --J. Ref from,. Herd of cattle -J. Barr. Fat cow or heifer-J,,,13effro,n„ A. W. Sloan,. 3 stock s't e e x s--- J. Bone. Sweepstakes -J. Barr. Judge -H. Smith, Hay P. O. .i -.SHEEP Cotswold - Aged ram, shearliing; ram, ram lamb, shearliing ewes, aged ewes,. owe lambs -W, Potter, I eicester- Aged am -J. Snell. She eating ram -J. Snell, R Rich- mond. Ram lamb -J. Snell 1 and 2. Shearinng ewes -3, Snell R. Rich- molded, ; Aged ewes -J, Snell, R. Biel -intend Ewe f,arirbs= de Wiglitrna,n; J, Shz irshireow,n--, Aged rani, pair of ewes, sliearling,. ewes, ewe :lamb;a=J, &T'. Laidlaw. Anly other breed not named - Aged earn -J. ' rat sheep -J. S,n,e11, C. Wightman PIGS Yorlcshir(e- Ageil' bpa'r, brood sow, young sow" -las, Alton.. g Young .sow -J. Altos E.Ilaggitt. Improved Berkshire. Aged boar, brood sow, young boar, young sow -Jas. Alton. Judge -i'11. Bembridge. POULTRY ,Geese -Jas. Alton. Rouen, : Ducks -E. Fla itt G: E. Cooper gg Duelcs, an'y other variety-- W. Ca 1'1 sr, R. Richmond. FI<amburgs-W. Cantor 1 end 2. W yalndottes-R. Riehmon d, tOrpnngto,ns E,Btaggitt Le•ghories, white -J, & F. Laidlaw' Leghoelns, brown --J. S. Howrie, E. Haggitt, Leghoitilnts any other variety -G, E, Cooper, 1`alnnd 2. illoudons-W, Career M4nlgreas-E.. Haggitt, G. E. Coo ' Bl'peraelc Spanish -J. S. 'Howrie,i,1 &2 - Homburgs" spangled -W. Carter 1 vncl 2. Hamburgs,. peamiled-W. Carter 1 an,d ain2. Lgshans-J. S, Howrie, G, E. Cooper. Dorkings S. Howrie, W. Carter Wya,ndottes, silver -W. Carter,R Richmond. Alndlalusians-J, S. Howrie, 1 & 2. Red Game-E.13'aggitt, W. Carter Bantams -W. Carter, G. Galbraith Poland's -E. Haggitt, W. Carter, Plymouth Rocks barred -B. Hag-. gitt, 1 and 2. Plymouth Rocks white -E. Hag - gilt, G.E. Cooper. \ /Guinea fowl -J. Alton Pig eOns -E.'Haggitt, W. Mason • Rhode Island Reds -E. Haggitt Judge -J. L. Brown, Seafort,, - LADIES' WORK Lace ham,dkorchiefs, Mrs. H. W. Tamblyn, W. M, Scott., Ribbcna work, Miss, Livingston, J. S. 'Howrie. Shallow e•mbzoide.z'y, Miss Living - Snell stun. J. S, Howrie. Gent's mite, Mrs, 'Hole, Miss Liv- iingston. Pillow shams, Miss Aginiew, Mrs. Tamblyn, Patch quilt in, cotton., B. Allin, J, Stothca•s. Patch quilt in, cloth, Mrs, Tam- blyn.. Silk quilt, crazy, Miss. Tamblyn tOroche,t quilt, Mrs, Tamblyir, J. S. Hewitt'. Knitted quilt, Mrs. Tamblyn, Pair welkin, socks• or :stockings, Mise Livirgst se, Mrs. Tamblyn. Eyelet centre piece or 5 o'010011, Wnx. Scott, Miss Livingston. Embz old ery on bolting cloth, Miss Livingston, Embroidery on silk or satin, Mrs, Tamblyn, Miss Livingston. Hens,ngton embroidery. Mrs, Tamblyn, J. S. Flo writ,. Roman embroidery, J. S. ttowrie, Miss Livingston, .Cushion top in coronation lace, J. S. Howrie, Mits. Tamblyn, Sofa pillow J. 'Stothers, Miss ag- ain -iv. Drawn work, Mrs. Tamblyn, J. S. Howrie. IHoni'ton or point lace, 3. S. How- eie, Wm. Scott. • Ordcket work imr silk, Mrs. Bele, Miss Agnew. Eyelet waist or suit, J. S.''Howrie. Bedroom slippers, home made, Miss Agnew, M s. Note. Fancy toilet set, Mrs'. Livingston, J. S. Howrie, Applique work, "Mas. Tamblyn,, Miss Livingston. Fancy- pin cushion, Mrs, Tam- blyn, Mrs. Helen Ran,cy handk•orchief case, J. S. Howrie, Miss Livingston. Photo fr'aane, any kind, Miss Liv- ilngSton; Mrs. Tamblyn, Knitted lace in cotton, J. S. How- rie, Mrs. T'amblyinr. Knrtttnd or cr.ocket fancy wool sisawl J. S. 'Rewrite, Miss Living- ston,. lone set table ,mats, lairs. Tam- blynn,, J. S. Ilowrte, i One, sot of doylies,, not more than six pieces, 3. S.A3owrie. Battenburg lace, ;J. S. tflowrie, Mrs, Tamblyn,. Tatting, Mise Livingston, Mrs. Hole. • Nalncy netting, 1 z : Livingston, Mrs. Rele. Wallachia, wok, Mrs. Tamblyn, Miss Livingston Table centre piece,; 'B. Allin, Bole. Table cover, :5 o'clock, J, Sto- titers,''Mrs, Tamblymt Tray cloth, J. Stothers,, Mrs, Hole. Tea eosey, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Zlele, Cushion, top, ,emhroid.erod,`J. Sto- theis, Mrs, T'amblyml., lt,aunfcley bag, Mre.-' Bele, Miss Livingston, ,Sideboard cover, Miss Livingston, Miss Agtnew.' Etching on , material, fine, or course, Mrs. Tamblyn, J. S. '.Howrie. !Slumber robe, D. Laidlow, Mrs. Tamb'lyin, Whisk holde'r', 1Miss Livingston, Mrs, Hele. Couching, J. S. Howrie, Mrs. Tam- blyni, , Collection of ladies work, 8 pieces,' Ino lMore, Miss Livingston; Mrs. Tamblpnl, Kitchen apron, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Tamblyn. Crochet work in novelty bealcl, Miss Livingston, D. Laidlow. Hardanger or Norwegian work, Mrs. Tamblyn, Miss Lig. in•giiton, Towel embroidery, J. Stothers, Battelnrbury 5 o'clock.' at, Miss Livingston. ' Embroidery 0,0 oatmeal cloth,' J. Stoth,ea•s Judge -•Mrs, E. Carter, Goderich, GRAIN Red F1all wheat -Win., McGowan, Jas. Alton • 0911 wheat -Wm, McGowan J K Wiso. Sptzliilg wheat-J,K, Wise, Jas, Al - tan. Speltz-J, K. Wise, Wm. McGowan 6 -rowed Barley -J. K..Wise, Wm. McGowan. White oats -J. IC. Wise, Jas, Al- ton,, Black oats -J, K. Wise, Jas. Al- ton, i, . Small peas -J. K. Wise. Timothy seed-J,K, Wise, Jas, Altogn, Red clover -Jas. Alton, 2 rowed Barley -3. K. Wiser Ensilage corn -J, Barr, W. T. 'Jen kips p Laz'ge, oats --'Wm, McGowan, 3.3. Mason,.. - Judge -John: Potton, Blyth.: ROOTS' Collection' of garden ,peoduce - Mrs. Fenwick, Jas. Jackson, Early potatoes -J, Denholm, Jr Pollard. Late potatoes -R, G. McGowan, T. Pollard. Field carrots -Jae. Jackson,, Red carrots -D, Laidlaw;' F. Toll. Swede turnips -TF, Toll, R. B, Mc- Gowan. Turnips any other variety -J. Barr Beets, table -J.13. Tierney, 1), Laidlaw, Sugar beets -W. T,.' Jenkins, Jas,- Jackson. Mange!, wurzel long -2 J, Parrott, Jas. Jackson, afangel wurzels globe -R, Rich- mond, F. Toll. 'M'angel wurzels, yellow -R. R. Sloan, J. & F. Laidlaw. Pumpkin -J, J. Mason, J. Denholm Squash -H. Young, J. Denholm Red onions -R. G. Taylor: Field beans -H. Young. Field corm,, Dent -J, Denholm.; W. T. Jenkins. Ciirgns-J. klaggitt, E. Haggitt, ,Watermelons -J, J. Mason, Cabbage -E. Haggitt, J. Jackson Cauliflower -J. Jackson, Mrs. Fen wick. Sugar. beet ,marigolds -J, Den- holm, Jas, Jacicsaae, Flint corn -J. Barr, T. 11. Taylor. Sweet coin -C, Wightman, Jas. Jackson. • ,. DAIRY and PROVISIONS. Tub buttes -W. Watson., Jas, Al-- tqp, Flome made bread -W. Watson, R B. McGowan., J, Pollard, Crock' 'batter -W. Watso,n, Jas. Jackson, Butter 10 lbs -C. Wightman, R. B. McGowan. Butter 5 lbs -B. All],ix, J. Parrott. •Extracted honey --J, & P. Laid- law, A.B. Cam' Display a of bees p y o ane product -A. B Carr, Tea biscuits -J. Jackson, W. Pot- ter, Maple syrup -'R, Richmond, J. Panne'', Canned fruit-R,Richmond Grape wine-Robl-, Shortreed, J. Alton. Alton. Tomato catsup -Jas. Jackson., Jas Pickles -R. G. McGowan, `\t. Pot- ter, Pickles one quart any kind -Miss C. Dodds, :D, Laidlaw. Home made buns -R. B. McGowan David Laidlaw, Dressed chicketnia-R, H. Short - reed. , haver cake -R.0. McGowan, 13. Amin lin.. Two pies -R. H. Shortreed, J. Pollard. Lunch -R, 0, McGowan. Home made soap -R. H. Shortreed Jas. Alton, ,fudge -A. G. Calder. FRUIT Winter apples -R, R. Sloan. SloFaan..ll apples -C. Wightman, R. R. Baldwin, --R, R. Sloan, 3.33. Tier- ney.' King of Tompkins -R, R. Sloan, J. I3, Tierey. o thennn. Spy -J. B. Tierney, 5.5. Sla Rhode Island 'Greening -R, R. R. Sloan!Sloaln;J. B. Tierney. Ribston, pippin -J. B. Tierney, R. - Russet golden-R.R. Sloan,i ' R. Richmond. ' Russet Roxboro -R, Richmonld, Jas. Alton. Seek -no -further -C. Wightman,rt R. Sloan. Spitzelnbur g -•R, R. Sloan, R. G. Mc Gowan, Wagner -J, B. Tierney, R. R. Sloan Ben , Davis -R, R, Sloan, J. B. Tier soy. - Blonheim pippin -C, Wightman, R R, Sloaln, Talman, sweet -S.13. Tierney, Wm. McGowan, Mann -R. R. Sloan, C. Wightman. Stark -R. R. Sloan. Snlow-R. R. Sloan, J. B. Tierney, ,OINfa'rio-J. J. Mason, R.R. Sloan. Pewa.ukee-F, Toll, W. McGowan Wealthy -J. B. Tierney, J. Alton. znaCnamd.ada Red -R. R. Sloan, W. Mc- GMc- Gowan.Colverts-W, T. Jenkins, R,Rich- Alexander--J. Jackson, 'R, R. Sloan 20 oz. Pippins -R. R. Sloan. Any other variety -R, R. Sloan, R. Riehmond. Crab apples -T, II. Taylor, J. Scott Collection df apples -RR. Sloan, R. G. McGowan,. OTHER FRUIT. Pears -C. Wightman, Jas. Alton. Winter pears -R. R. Sloan, Jas, Align, Fall pears -J. Jackson, T. Alton. Named plums, Miss C. Dodds, Mrs. Fenwick. Collection of plums -J, Jackson, A.B. Carr Tomatoes -J. & F, Laidlaw, 3, J. Mason,. {Gztapes-W.M. Scott, R. G. Mc- Gow7an, Peaches -R, R. Sloan„ J, & F. Laid lawu, dg" - Jes-FL K. Revell, Goderich. MANUFACTIIIRES Yarn mat -J. Scott. CHILDREN'S COMPETITION Illemmed "handkerchiefs— J. S. Howrie, ',Darning socks, or ,stockings Parziott, Crochet woslk in ;wool -J.5, How !Crochet work in cotton -W, M. Scott J S. Howrie. Judge Mrs. 4, Goderich. PLANTS and FLOWERS. Collection, of foliage --Miss C Dodds, lairs. Fenwick. 'Geralnnums-Miss C. Dodds. 1llaingin,g basket -Miss C. Dodds, Wm. McGowan.. Display of plants -Mrs. Fenwick, Miss C. Dodds. Collection of ferns -Miss • C. Dodds' Mrs. Fenilwick. • Judge -Mrs. H. Allan, Haaloeic. CUT FLOWERS. Table boquet-Mrs. Feinwick, Miss C. Dodds, FLand boquet-Miss C. Dodds, Mrs., Feln,Wiek. Dahlias -Mrs, Fenwick. P,alnisi'es-Mrs. li enwicic, J, S.• Rotaries ' FelnAstersIWick,-, !Viso. (0, Dodds, Mas. Judge -Mrs. H, Allin, H,arlock. SCHOOL CHILDREEN''S COMPEE. B. -Children, under 13 years -W, al. Scott, L. McCaughey. C -Far childgc,n under 10 years - Mabel Rill, Bert McElroy, FINE; ARTS. ,O]llnlame;nt or vase -Mrs; D. Crit - • During the past two weeks, dozens of the aeasou'a newest and ,,most up-to-date Ladies -an,d Children's ' Mantles, x es have been added to our stock, and we now have one n of the .finest, and;. best assorted stoelcsi of H1GF11 CLASS COATS .ever shown i zr Clinton, MANTLES 0.y These Coate' have been tailored for us by The Laurel Ml Co, of Toronto, one of the largest high -plass mantle manufac- turers in Canada, which 'is a ,guaralntee, to our customers, that they fare getting the finest class'of wonkmainiship and the veryy latest style ideas ''fiat the season, has produced. Our Price's the Lowest Possible This is our motto, aln,d we ,are certainly living up to it n our Mantle Department. WE WANT TO SELL' . OUR COATS •EARLY AND HAVE MARKED' THEM• ACCORDINGLY, WE WANT YOU TO SEE OUR COATS AND INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER BEFORE YOU PURCHASE Phi steel BrYIir e S11,6it- PEON PI F: +era' c,zva»V MORE 11tUSINFS tenden, J. S, Howrie. Handpainted placque in. oil -Miss Ag;nenv, W. A. Taylor. Burnt work on leather -Miss Liv- ingston. Burnt work on- wood -Miss Liv- ingston. Picture of :Huron Co. scenery - Miss' Agnew, Miss Livingston Painting on bolting cloth- Miss Livingston. Chink hand painted -Miss Living sten, Mrs. Crittenden. Decorated china hi lustre- Miss Livingston, Hand painted plates -Mi -s. Critten den, Miss Livingston. Oil paintings -Miss Agnew, J. S. Howrie. . Water color painting -Miss Liv- ingston, J. S. Howrie Figure painting in oil -Miss Ag- ilely, J. S. Howrie. Figure painting in water color - W. A. Taylor, !Sliss Livingston, Animals in oil -Miss Agnew, Mrs. Bele. Animals in water color] -Miss Liv ingston, W.A. Taylor. Landscape in oil -Miss Agnew, Miss' Livingston. Latn,dscape in water color-W.A. Taylor, Miss Livingston. CiJayoia dzfawing-Mrs. Tamblyn, Miss Livingston. y Pencil drawing -Miss, Livingston J. S. 'Howrie, Pen and ink sketches- Miss Liv- ingston. Chitnla painting-M;s, ID. Critten- dela, Miss Livings -tont" 'i%alnd painting orl'rsillc, satin or plush -Mrs, E. Adams, Miss .Living - sten, 'Painting on glass in oil- ,Mis. E. Adams, Miss Ago,ewi Piierced brass -J, S, Howrie, Miss Livingston. Judge -L. Brigham, Londesboro. U. S. Goirernnient Standard Below is an extract from U.S. Gov. ad. for tenders- "The anth recite coal must he equal t15 that mined azrd prepared by Pbiladel phia & heading Coal & Oo" We handle nothing but the Fest grade Philadelphia & Reading. -Ain.a. fl®111®wa,37 House phone 12. Office phone 40 ' A Good Chance Two Storey House AND New Cottage FOR SALE Properties in excellent conditi9,,11,,,,__ ,• Located side by side, Would Lease frog! Buyer F. J. Hill, Clinton_ Phone 77. Just a. Few items Taken From our Immense Stock Extension Tables. surface oak finish, made very strong, 6, 8 and 10 feet long, Prices $7.00, 8.50, 10.00 and 12.00 Writing Desks, large writing leaf, letter boxes, drawers and shelves, $3.7548.00, 0.00 and 10.00 Star Felt Mattress. ten layers of cotton felt, made by machinery 88.50 and 10.00 each Medallion Rugs, a great range of patterns and sizes $7.50 to 822.00 each White Enamel Beds, beauty and strength eornbined, 53,00 to 810,00 each Good secondhand Organ, walnut case, 5 octaves, all right $25.00 Phones 7 and $ Free Auto Delivery 114.efiELLEW Estate Furniture and 'Undertaking. r o 6I1 3 If you want Fall Shoes that are worth all you pay for them, and want a :service thatpositivelymakes it impossible foryou to be dissatisfied, will P yoube buy- ing your shoes from us sooner or later. WHY NOT START NOW No matter what shape or size your feet:are you will find shoes here to fit there. Styles and Shapes bought with the idea of pleasing your taste. Quality selected with your satisfaction in mind REPAI RIN Prompt attention and neat work will be found in our Repair Department, under -the able hands of Mr. A. Wilken. Successor to Jas. Twitelsdl & Son.