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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1928-10-18, Page 4Comingt- Octciher 25, 2.6, The Se i A ilnual ►ne.'C'erit..$41e You cannot afford to miss this wonderful . » buying opportunity. McKIBBON'S DRUG STORE - The Rexall Store - Phone 53. Wingham i.r ,+ r r. . . L uratn�:r�,h�trClYrt+'•b n�<rpr•rn„art l+l1 t\!!! * e 1M ! " A 111 Ill . X18 - A e"T!roes,r ;6't;blist WINGHAv" 4ie441 at Ever 4i ONTARIO 4 Thursday lifornirng Z ogan Craig Publisher Subscription rates -- One year $2.00 Six months $i,00, in advance, To U. S. A. $aao per year, Logs and Lumber Wanted We, the undersigned are open to buy all kinds of timber again this winter. We will pay you good prices and give you lib- eral measurement and grades for your logs delivered at our saw mill here. We beiive that it is to the interest of the farmer to cut his own logs and deliver them, but anyone having standing timber and wishing to sell on the stump, kindly see us before you do anything and we will be glad to see you. \ie will pay you spot cash for anything you have to offer, and s nur lumber is largley manufactured into the finished pro- duct., it helps our own province by selling to a concern. like ours. Signed The Lucknow Table Co., Ltd. Phone 25 •- Box 206. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO amv,u,mmu„ Z. ISIS rtr,tUMISIllrtin,r,Nurru„rr„nnUs,u ,uru„u,our,tttuvuttttt ttut[matt ,uu,unttttu,ntu,t,unnuu: THESE WANT A INO a SULTS xi cents a word pm insertion, with a minimum charge of 55c. uer,Arranrnlrtnnttflraunnrt»,r,...... ntnt t.LtU,t,tlh,mn. Advertising rates on application. TIMOTHY SIZES UP THE GLOBE To the Editor av all thim Wingham Paypers Deer Sur:- No longer ago than lasht wake 1 wus afther ti.11in ye that theer wus no shtir in pollytickle matthers at all, at all, barrin thim Nova Scotia elick- shuns, but ,shure it wus only a calm befoor the shtorm, so to shpake. Mebby 'ye •hev .been too busy wid Wingham's World Fair to foind the toime to rade the Globe; but 'tis the foine dusht intoirely that it has been kickin up in the Grit camp durin :the pasht wake, an all about a postmas- ter's jawb down in Simcoe. 'Tis fun fer us Tories, so it is, to see them Grits forivir quarrelin among thim- silves, an, shore, they do be always at it. Av coorse, the Globe has nivir been a rale Liberal payper since 1917 whin it flopped on the conshcripshun quis- tion an hilped us Tories to put wan over on the Grits, an so it hasn't much inflooince army more, but iv - ivy little hilps. Fer me atm part I hope Mishter Veniot will resoign, av- en if. the Globe shud take credit fer makin him do it, fer thin he may WZNORAM ADV1 NCE TIMRS (Continued from page 1) W. G, Ross, 1st and 2nd; shearling ewe, W, G. Ross, 1st and 2nd; ewe lamb, W. M. Henry, David Fortune. Dorset -Aged ram, W. M. Henry, Orval McLaren; shearling ram,' Orval McLaren; ram lamb, W, M, Henry, 1st and 2nd; aged ewe, W. M. Henry, Orval McLaren; shearling ewe, W. M, Henry, Orval McLaren; ewe lamb, W. M, Henry, Orval McLaren. PIGS Berkshires -Boar of 1928, not less than 4 months, Samuel Alton; boar, prior to 1928, with pedigree, Walter Carruthers; sow of 1928, not less than 4 months, Samuel. Alton, Walter Car- ruthers; breeding sow, Samuel Alton, Walter Carruthers, Yorkshires -Boar of 1928, not less than 4 months,; Samuel Alton; boar, prior to 1928, with pedigree, Samuel Alton; sow of 1928, not less than 4 months, Samuel Alton, Clem. -Steffler; breeding sow, Samuel Alton. Tamworths Boar of 1928, not less than 4 months, Clem Steffler; boar, prior to 1928, with pedigree, Samuel Alton, Clem Steffler; sow of 1928, not less than 4 months, Clem Steffler, Samuel Alton; breeding sow, Clem Steffler, Samuel Alton. BOARDERS WANTED - Apply to LOST- Waterman's Fountain Pen, Mrs. Alex. Dark, Minnie St. t red and black. Finder please leave DARK HONEY FOR SALE -At the 1 at Advance -Times. apiary of Milo Casemore, at 5c per lb. CAPABLE WOMAN want position as housekeeper. Apply to Advance - Times office. FOR, SALE -Oak sideboard in good condition, apply to Wm. Field. FOR SALE - 2 -year-old Percheran colt and brood mare, supposed to be in foal. Apply to Thos. Taylor, phone 6r612, FOR SALE -Pair black mares, 6 and 8 years old, about 3000 lbs.; wagon; i Massey -Harris spring tooth cultiva- tor; Massey -Harris 11 hoe drill with grass seeder attached; set iron har- rows, Apply to John A. Currie, ; Wingham; FOR SALE -A few pair Chinchilla rabbits. Apply to Mrs, John; Rog- ers, R. R. No. 2, Wingham. FOR SALE AUTO KNITTER - Nearly new, instructions to run giv- en free. A snap for quick sale. Mrs. R. S. Hamilton, Wingham, Ont. FOR SALE -Good House and six ac- res of land, adjoining Wingham. Might rent for a time to a prospec- tive purchaser. Abner Cosens, In- surance n surance and Real Estate. HEIFER STRAYED -From lot 80, con. 12, East Wawanosh, about Sept. 15th. Reward for her return to Robert S. Burdon, W. J. Currie; marigolds, wurtzel, long,. A. Schmdit; mongold, wurtzel, inter- mediate, A. Schmidt; parsnips, F. Bar- ker, A, Sclunidt; radishes, winter, A. Schmidt, R Barker; sugar Mangold, And, Schmidt; turnips, swede, And. Schmidt; turnips, any other, And. Schmidt; potatoes, early, A. Schmidt, Thos, J. Salkeld; potatoes, late, A. Schmidt, Mrs. A. H. Edgar; best col lection, potatoes, Mrs. A. H. Edgar, A. Schmidt; onion, yellow, R. B. Brim- blecomb, A. Schmidt; onions, red, F. Barker, R. B. Brimblecombe; onions, white, F. Barker, A. Schmidt, onions, n , dutch or top sets, A. Schmidt; onions, grown from dutch or top sets, F. Bar- ker, Wm. Burchill; onions, any other, W. J. Henderson; tomatoes, large red, scarlet or pink, F. Barker; tomatoes, any other, A. Schmidt, Mrs, W. H. Trembley; celery, white plume, Sam Young celery, any other, Thos, J. Salkeld, Sam Young; cabbage, early, A. Schmidt, R. 13. Brimblecombe; cab- bage, winter, A. Schmidt, F. Barker; cabbage, pickling, F. Barker, And. Schmidt; citrons, F, Barker, Mrs. G. M. Robertson; cauliflower, A Schmidt Mrs. E. W. Orivsl cucumbers, green or .ripe, W. J. Currie, Mrs. C. R. Cope- land; table corn, six, A. Schmidt, Mrs. Tremblay; musk melbas, F. Barker, POULTRY R B. Brimblecomb; pumpkins, one, Ducks, Pekin or' Aylesbury, W. M - Dan McKinnon, W. J. Henderson; squash or mammoth pumpkin, F. Bar - Henry; bantams, ornamental, T. C. ker, Mrs. G. M. Robertson; collection of garden produce, A. Schmidt, F. Barker. Wilson, John S. Cowan; bantams, game, any variety, John S. Cowan, 1st. and 2nd; pigeons, open to boys under 16 years, John S. Cowan,. Bruce Camp- bell; leghorns, brown, male, T. H. Wettlaufer; leghorns, brown, female, T. C. Wilson, T. H. Wettlaufer; leghorns, white, m al e, James A. Scott, T. C. Wilson; leghorn, white, female, Jas. A. Scott, T. C. turn Tory, an we are naydin min Wilson; minorcas, finale, T. H. Wett- loike him in the parthy, since Bob laufer, lst and 2nd; minorcas, female, Rogers is growl' old. 'rink av his T. H. Wettlaufer; orpingtons, any var- bein Poshtmashter Gineral in a Tory iety, male, T. C. Wilson, lst and 2nd; Cabinet, an the clane swape he_wud orpingtons, any variety, female, T. C. make av the Grits! An 'tiswhat shud Wilson, '1st and 2nd; plymouth rocks, be, an iviry Tory payper in the coon barred, male, W. I. Miller, 1st and, thry wud back him up in doin it. We 2nd; Plymouth rocks, barred, female, hev no backsloidin noospaypers in. W. I. Miller, T. H. Wettlaufer; ply - our parthy. A Tory payper that wud mouth rocks, white, male, T. C. Wil hamshtring the Tory warhar'se, bike son, T H. Wettlaufer; plymouth the Globe has done wid the Grit cay rocks, white, female, W. h Miller, V. use, wud not live a wake. A. Darling; Rhode Island reds, male, Yis, 'tis a good mettyfer I am just T. H. Wettlaufer, T. C. Wilson; afther makin, fer the ould Tory war Rhode Island Reds, female, T. H. harse has been troo a lot av harrud Wettlaufer, 1st and 2nd; wyandottes, battles an nivir shoies arr bolts at white, male, W. I. Miller, T. C. Wil - the sound av the foife an drum whin son; wyandottes, white, female, W. I. the byes do be marchin to the polls, Miller, 1st and 2nd; wyandottes, any an takes no notish av the floyin shells other,_male, T. H. Wettlaufer; wyan- an poisin gas that thim Grits trow dottes, any other, female, W. I. Miller, over at us whinivir' an elickshun T. H. Wettlaufer. Am making cider daily and apple butter Tuesday and Fridays. By my new process I require one bag of good cooking apples to every five bags of cider apples. No batch of less than six bags of apples may be cooked sep- arately. Apple butter for sale. JOS. OLHEISER, Teeswater. NORTH HURON UNITED FARM- ER'S OF ONTARIO Annual Meeting The Annual meeting of the U. F. O. and U. F. W. O. of North Huron will be held in the 'Town Hall, Wingham, on Friday the 19th day of October, 1928, at 1.30 p.m. Speakers from Cen- tral will be there to address the meet- ing. FARM FOR SALE One of the finest 100 acre farms in the vicinity, close to Wingham, Brick dwelling, fully equipped out buildings, ' ten acres bush, six acres fall -wheat, and fall playing done. •Intending.pur- chasers, wanting terms and further - particulars apply to ABNER COSENS, ' Real Estate and Insurance, Wingham, Ont. FOR SALE -1 Chrysler Sedan 6 cyl- inder, Model 62, 1.928, also 1 Ford: Touring, 1927 model; both in A-1 condition. Apply to Cecil Mullin, phone 115, Lucknow. LOST -On Tuesday, Oct. 9th, at Fair grounds, small gold pin set with rhinestones, valued as a keepsake. Finder kindly leave. at. Advance - Times. TOURIST HOMES AND CAMPS Wanted --Parties wishing to rent rooming accommodations to the tourists for the season 1929, on or near Provincial and County high- ways, can earn good money in their own;home, meals optional. For par- ticulars write now, to the Associat- ed Tourist Service, Limited, Bank of 'Toronto Chambers, London. FRUIT Alexander, W. J. Henderson, Sam. Alton; A. O. V., red, R. • B. Brimble- comb, W. Carruthers; A. O: V. green or yellow, Jas. R, Sterling, R. 13. Brimblecombe; Baldwin, Jas. R. Stir- ling, Thos. Salkeld; Ben Davis, Sam. Alton, Jas. R. Stirling; Blenheim, Jas. R. Stirling, Mrs. A. H. Edgar; Cay- uga, 20 ounce, Jas. R. Stirling, W. J. Currie; crab, any variety, Jas. R. Stir- ling, Wallace Miller; Fallawater,; Jas. R. Stirling; Fameuse or snow, Thos. Salkeld, Jas. R. Stirling; Golden rus- sett, Jas. R. Stirling, Sam. Alton; Gravenstein, Wallace Miller; Holland Pippen, Sam. Alton, Jas. R. Stirling; Hubbardson, Jas. R. Stirling; King, Thos. Salkeld, Wallace Miller; McIn- tosh, Thos. Salkeld, Jas. R. Stirling; Maiden Blush, 'Thos. Salkeld, Jas. R. Stirling; Northern Spy, Thos. Salkeld, Jas. R. Sterling; Ribston, Jas. R. Stir- ling, A. Schmidt; R. I. Greening, Jas. R. Stirling, Wallace Miller; Roxboro Russett, Jas. R. Sterling, W. G. M. Reid; Spitzenburg, Jas. R. .Sterling; Tolman Sweet, Jas. R. Stirling, Thos. Salkeld; Wealthy, Jas. R. Stirling, Wallace Miller; Peaches, local grown, Thos. Salkeld; Quinces, Jas. R. Stir- ling, Sam. Alton; Pears, Bartlett, Jas. R. Sterling, Thos. Salkeld; pears, any other fall variety, Jas, R. Stirling, W. shtarts. CHICKENS But the Grit cayuse is wan av thim Ducks, Pekin or Aylesbury, T. ]`I. paid', kickin buckjumpers from the Wettlaufer; bantams, ornamental, J. re der, an alwaysthroyin to ctan the S.Cowan, 1st and 2nd; bantams, game raider, an only a few min can boss him an shtay on his back. Shure, didn't he trow Mishter Norris, an Michael Clarke an Frank Oliver an lots more who tried to roide him, an poor Mishter Clarke wus nivir able to pick himself up agin, but Mishter Oliver an Mishter Norris fell on theer fate, so to shpake, an found aisier jawbs, an betther payin wans4 Mishter Dunning has shtuck on the back av the Grit cayuse up to the prisint, an the way he lambashts him, an yanks him,, an puts the shpurs to him is a soight fer sore oyes, so it is. He is another fellah I shud loike to see in the Tory parthy, fer he wud make a good wan. If he kin roide a jumpin, rairin, squalin Grit broncho to victory, what wud he do whin mounted on a shteady, well broke Tory war harse? Mishter Veniot threatens to resoign, an rnebby he will if he is offered a sinitor's jawb, but if he is forced out widout army rickompinse, thin it is the Tory parthy fer him, and, faith, it wud be betther so. Yours till nixt waks, Timothy Hay. j AUCTION SALE i Alonzo Finley, Lot 31, 3,2, 33, Con. 11, I Turriberry has instructed the •undersigned to sell by public auction on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19th the following farm stock, etc, at 2 o'clock; -2 brood snares, general pur- pose mare, sucking colt, 3 cows in calf, 3 yearlings, 4 spring calves, sow, 11 ewes, Rani, 5 geese, 2 ganders, 40 hens, good wagon. buggy, niotitier, sulky rake, iron harrows, walking plow, 2 -furrow plow, platform scales, fanning mill, hay rack, gravel box, !cream separator, incubator, quantity of mixed grain, uantity of good hay. Terms --Grain, hay and all sums of $10.00 and under, cash; over that .a- mount, 6 month's credit on approved joint notes or 3% off for :cash. No reserve as the proprietor is giving up farrni ng. DANCING trik WINOI•tAM ARENA IiAROLD SKINNER'S BLUE WATER BOYS EVERY THURSDAY R : :., SD AY NIGHT DURING OCT. AND Nov. ,Jitney Dancing. Caine. Thomas Fells, Auctioneer. �._._ WES TFIELJI Successful anniversary services were heldin the Westfield United Church: last Sabbath, the church being pack- ed Toth afternoon and evening, Rev. D. McTavish of 'Exeter;gave two splendid sermons. The choir render- ed special music which was enjoyed by all, • Wt. ed4Mla BORT McDougal -4n Lower Wingham on 'Wednesday, October 17th, to Mr, and Mrs. Wesley McDougal, a son, * any variety, John S. Cowan; leghorns, Burchill pears, Duchess D'Anguo- brown, male, T. C. Wilson; leghorns, leme, Jas. R. Stirling, W. Carruthers; brown, female, T. C. Wilson; leghorns ears other winter variety, W. white, male, T. H. Wettlaufer, T. C. p tally Wilson;leghorns, white, female, Jas. Carruthers, Jas. R. Stinting; plums; blue, R. 13. Brimblecombe, F. Barker; A. Scott, T. C. Wilson; orpingtons, male, T. C. Wilson, 1st' and 2nd; cr- plums, yellow, Jas. R. Stirling, Sam. pingtons, female, T. C. Wilson, 1st Young; Plums, any other, Jas. R. Stir and 2nd;' plymouth` rocks, barred,' male ling, Mrs. W. H. Tremblay; grapes, W. I. Miller, lst and 2nd; plymouth any white variety, F. Barker, R. B. Miller,Brimblecombe; grapes, red variety, rocks, barred, female, W. I. lst and 2nd; plymouth rocks, white, Thos. Salkeld, Mrs. W. H. Tremblay; male, Wm. A. Darling, T. C. Wilson;. grapes, blue or black, R. B. Bramble plymouth rocks, white, female, Wm: cobe, F. Barker. A. Darling, T, C. Wilson; Rhode Is- Collection ofr Fruit land Reds, male, T. H. Wettlaufer, R. 5 varieties of apples, export, Jas. R. J.NSanderson; Rhode Island Reds, fe Stirling, Wallace Miller; 5 varieties of male, T. H. Wettlaufer, 1st and 2nd; apples, dessert, Thos. Salkeld, Jas. R. lst ones, white, male, W. I. Miller, Stirling; display of apples, any variety 1st and 2nd; wyandottes, white, fe Thos. Salkeld, Wallace Miller. male, W. 1. Miller, 1st and 2nd; wyan- dottes, any' other, male; W. I. Miller, DAIRY AND PROVISIONS T. C. Wilson; wyandottes, any other, Bread, one loaf, brown, homemade, female, W. I. Miller, T. C. Wilson; C. G. Campbell, Mrs. W. Jeffray, T. best pair utility fowl, John', Fairserv- Salkeld bread, one loaf, homemade, ice, W. I. Miller; fours cockerels, bred white, Mrs. 'Theo. Finnen, Mrs. C. G. for export, W. I. Miller, John Fair- Campbell, Mrs. W. Jeffray; half doz- service. en homemade buns, Mrs. C. G. Cainp- GRAIN AND SEEDS bell, Mrs. Theo. Finnen; half dozen. Timothy, quarter ,bushel, Andrew homemade tea biscuits, Mrs. Cope Schmidt, Sam. Alton; fall wheat, red, land, Mrs. Jeffray; ginger bread, Mrs. A. Schmidt, R. B. Brimblecombe; fall W. H, Tremblay, Mrs. W. Jeffray; wheat, white, S. Alton, T. C. Wilson; fruit cake, Mrs. W. A. McGill, Mrs. spring wheat, A. Schmidt, S. Alton; Jeffray, Mrs, Adam Robertson; layer small white peas, T, C. Wilson, S. cake, light, Mrs. A. H. Edgar, Mrs. Alton; peas, any other, Walter Car- W. A. McGill; layer cake, dark, Mrs. ruthers, A. Schmidt; white oats, A. Adam Robertson, Mrs. W. A. McGill; Schmidt, A. & 'W, 'MtKague; black pie, apple, Mrs. C. G. Campbell, Mrs. oats, A. Schmidt; barley, any variety, Theo. •Finnen; pie, pumpkin, Mrs. A. S. Alton, A. Schmidt; field corn, dent, Robertson, Mrs, Wm, Wellings; pie, 6 ears, A. Schmidt, F. Barker; field lemon, Mrs, Adan, Robertson, Eli's. corn, flint, 6 ears, A. Scinidt, T. C. Theo. Finnen; cheese tarts, half doz- Wilson; sheaf of white oats, A. & W. en, Mrs. Tremblay, Mrs. W. A. Mc - 1\ cla Ytie Desi collection' of grain- Gill; 6 dottglinuts, Mrs. W, A. McGill, I r adds in pint ibottles, open to boys Mrs: Adam Robertson; 6 oatmeal under 16 years, A. Schmidt, $, Alton; cookies, Mrs. Win. Wellings, Mrs. C. best .collection of weed seeds in half G Campbell; plate of cocoanut kisses, W. .:Elenderson, Saul, rs. Phos. Salkeld, Mrs, Tremblay,. ounce bottles, J 11T Alton; best collection pressed injur Mrs. tjeffray; shortbread,: Mrs. C.. G. bus weed plants properly darned open Campbell, Mrs: Jeffray; jelly, 1 pint, to girls and boys under 16 years, Mrs. apple, Mrs] Tremblay, .Mrs, T. Kew; jelly, 1 pint, any other variety, Mrs. W. McGill, Mrs. Brimblecombe;:map- le syrup, 1 gttart, Mra. A, H. Edgar, Mrs. G. M. Robertson; maple sugar, 2 lbs, A. Schmidt, G. M. Robertson; collection of fruit in pint jars, Mrs. Hawke, Mrs. G. M. Robertson, Mrs. rembla • marmalade, Mrs. C. G. 7' y, , Campbell, Mrs, Brimblecombe, Mrs, Tremblay; tomato catsup, Mrs, Prim- blecotribe, Mrs. feffray; pickle:, vege- table, Mrs, 'Tremblay, T. C. Wilson; Thureday, October 18th 1928 fsard's Store for Men and Boys. Big Stock, Big Variety and, COMPARE OUR VALUES We welcome the most exacting comparison, no ]Matter what you stress most, style, value,, tailoring, variety, you will find all here. An unusual offering of Men's English Worsted Suits at attractive' price .. $22.50 Most attractive Grey, Tan, Blue and Sand shades and choicest patterns. High class tailoring. Special value in Men's Pants at . , .$2.95 $3.50, $4.50 Silk and Wool Socks, now .. • • • • • 69c Work Socks, all wool, 3 pair for .$1.00 Work Shirts, Special at 98c Men's All Wool Sweaters, fancy patterns $3.95 Boys' Wool Windbreakers .. • . .....,...$2.90. Clearing line Qf Boys' Sweaters .......... • ,. , .$1.39 Boys' Heavy All Wool Overcoats, 4, 5, 6 years:. $4.75 Youths' Overcoats, Navy Chinchilla, well lined, bar- gain, at ...... .......................... $12.75 Men's Overcoats, high class tailored coats, plush lined, Special at $20.00 Kalagan Coon Vur Coats, something new, guaranteed to rive good wear $65.00 Men's Heavy All Wool, Shirts and Drawers, a bargain at . $1.50 • H. E. Isard & Co. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTIC1i is hereby given pursuant to the provsions of the Trustee Act, that all persons having any claim or demand against Anna Monk, late of Wingham Town, in Huron ounty and � dov Province of Ontario, Wt re- quired to send by post prepaiare d or de- liver to J. A. Morton, Winghain P. O., Ontario, Solicitor for the Adrninistra- tor' of the property of the said deceas- ed, on or before the 27th day of Oc- tober, 1928, their names and address- es with full partieulars in writing of their claims and the nature of the :e- curities, if any, held by them, and verified by statutory declaration. And take notice that after the said last mentioned day the said Administrator will distribute the assets of the said deceased anrong the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which' he shall then have had notice, and that the said Admin- istrator will not he liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any per- son of whose claim he shall not then have received notice. Dated at Win Balm, Ont.,. this: 5th a October 19n. day of O ,.. J. A. MORTON, Solicitor for the Administrator. W, J. Tremblay, --ROOTS AND 'VECETABLrS...,...., Beans, .siriall white, Jas. 12, Stirling, Thos, J• Salkeld; 'beans, large white, Thos. J, Salkeld, Mrs. Chas, Wyld; Weans any other, Jas. R, Stirling, Mrs. *Warts, i:lawlce; beets, loll red, A. Schmidt, g R, B, Frimblecomb; beets, any other, A. Schmidt, P Barker; 'carrots, field, W. Or'vis; : carrots, r. Barker, Mrs, E. table, short, A. Schmidt, F. Barker; carrots, table intermediate, A. Schmidt Se„t Display of Belt y r Makes Quebec Cook Stoves & Heaters AT OUR STORE SEVERAL STYLES TO SELECT FROM - OUR SPECIAL - 4 hole Quebec Cook, polished top, good oven, roller grates, Nickle trim, Heats, Cooks, ,Bak- es. Only $27.50. ...Seer it before you buy. We have the latest in Heaters' McCLARY'S FURNACETTE... THREE WAY HEATERS COSY ROOM 'TRIPLE HEATERS OLD STOVES TAKEN IN PART PAYMENT Stove Boards -- Hand Made Pipes, • Stove Repairs Promptly Procured. GOOD SECOND HAND COOK STOVE QUEBEC HEATER ON HAND H. Buchanan Hardware - Stoves. art pickles, fruit, Mrs; W. McGill, Mrs. G. M. Robertson; pickles, any other, Mrs. Win, Wellings, Mrs. Chas. Wyld 1 dpz. hen eggs, fresh, Adam Robert- combe, F. Barker; phlox, perennial, F. parker, T. C. Wilson; sweet peas, Brimblecombe Mri R. B. ,, ,s° Chas. Wyld stock,F. Parker, Mrs. Kew; zinnias,' f Mrs. Tremblay, Mrs, Kew; marigolds, Mrs. Kew, Mrs. Tremblay; floral 'de- g de- sign, , for cemetery decoration, R. B. , Brimblecombe, Mrs. Kew; floral' , de- si ns for indoor decoration, Mrs. de- signs, Kew, R, B. i3rimblecombe; basket of annuals, Mrs, Kew, Mrs. Tremblay; bouquet, table, Mrs. Kew, Sain Young bouquet, hand, hard' plants, S. Young, Mrs., Kew; bouquet, hand, tender plants, Mrs. Tremblay,' Mrs. Hew; geranium, double white, Sam Young; geranium, double Scarlet, Adam Rob- ertson, Sam Young; geranium, double any other, Mrs. H. Angus, Adam Ro- bertson; begonia, in, bloom, Mrs. Id, son Jas, A,' Scutt; butter' in crocks, 10 lbs., Mrs. W..Jeffray, Mrs, Thos, Me1?herson; butter, .5;lbs. in pound prints, Mrs, Jeffray, Alert. McDonald.; butter, ornamental, R. B. Brimble- combe, Frank Henry; display of hon- ey, Thos, Salkeld; best pair of dress- ed chickens, fancy, Mrs. Jeffray; bread, nut, 1 loaf, Mrs. • W. McGill, Mrs. 'Wellings; collection of canned' vegetables, 3 varieties, Mrs. G. M. Robertson, R. 13, Brimblecombe, C. G. Campbell; cold meat sauces, Mrs. A. 11, Edgar, Mrs. IvlcGill best eight ar- ticles suitable for working man's sop - per, Mrs. Adam Robertson, Mrs. W, Jeffray, ,R B. Brimblecombe; canned chicken, 1 pint, Mrs. Adair Robert - sort, Mrs. C. G. Campbell; chicken pie, Mrs. W, J. Henderson, Mrs. C G. Campbell; fruit salad, Mrs, Adam Ras bcrtson, Mrs:: C. G. Campbell's veget- able salad, Mrs, Adam Robertson, Mrs, A. H. Edgar PLANTS AND FLOWERS Asters, Mrs. Thos, Kew, Mrs, Chas. Wyld'; dahlias, P. Barker, Mrs. Kew; gladioli,. Mrs, Kew, Sam Young; Pan- sies, , sies C. 0, Campbell, Mrs, H, Angus; - P petunias, F, Barker, Robt. Beattie; Phlox, 1 rutrtmbndr,' IL. B, PrinAlc«'' (Cont ou'ect our page 5),