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Incorporated 1855
RECORD OF PROGRESS FOR FIVE YEARS -1006-1:011
s.,80 Brandies hi Canada and Agents and Coi:'res rondents in all the
Agents 1
Principal Cities in the World,
1906 1911
3,000,000 $ 4,000,000
3,000,000 4,600,000
23,077,730 30,012,31,1.
27,457,090 38,854,801
33,090,192 48,237,284
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Japii;al
Reserve
ve
Deposits
Loans and Investments
Total Assets
SAVINGS BANK _DEPARTMENT
TMENT
opmcnicasaa=conatdannamonam--mmaresioutalr.rarmaraanamoval
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
Zurich Branch - . J. A. CONSTANTINE, Mgr..
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The Best
THAT'S OUR IVIOT11.11
There is nothing that niea,us
so much as "Quality" as applied. to.
Clothes..
- It means everything that snakes
for style and service, richness • of
cloth, in cut, in tailoring, and in
finish.
By making such. "Clothes" we
are making our customers life-long
friends. Can't we make you one of
them? We are anxious to, and if
Quality appeals to you, - we can—so
let us ,get acquainted. Now.
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Sterling, 0 Titan
YEG ETA J3LE
G Cooper, 11, Boat
Sparks, R Delgaty;
golds, 3nowaD Brox
inangolds, :T ,Sterling,
Smith, S Cleave; table c
gray, A. Erwin., trtble beets, N 1, or
son, W Metcalfe; nauskinelai)s, Rist
hale, "tie.ssleri Bros, t)a1s13i13s
Cleave; R i)elgitt}r, largest 1n;Li)p
T Cameron., J Sterling, Iaw:ge-.t sc}'t t5
S Cleave, tnenins, LSl1ovv(lm I31io s:
Tough, watermelons, ('le a.y 1r, a fir
beets. E3 Cleave, Snowdon Bros, ycini,
celery Ia' Regan, i11is Howson, 'Abrin
radish J Lon h, cirrous �:t 3 il;I
saina11 elute bean? J \Vi;+, la)gc 3v11i'
beans Snowden Bros, B1)\ ,";
tato onions, T Cal>;ieii u;,tiyliite. ora]. e ; Iisston• - ,ierced :
dle
T Cameron; red onions, Et 5u11 sr Y` } bitty acpron,
,. � �� Xi�a,tr 1Ii4,.� lr (.ar1v111, l{lt{'llelt llpr{ll]
Tough: Fellow onions, L 1sif3) 1�'iF Qt, kip: rale: �tc1te:1cu,. ; (hulling on
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i+S 'Alit, •\Ii.s 1-Custen.; ladies' nll1Ltei11.e`ct1•
Smith; roll ttirLnat{ac s. .1.1 ;,rlrltl. ' �:,,
Metcalfe~; yellow tomatoes, rano\+,cl'osi-'xis itoss j ,.,'.
� � � l,yo,'�, 11is1iiiLll ()1' ant
Bros, r Decher sr; peac.it taxnatoe 1 .,s of, Mrs Metcalf Mas Howrie; lliird_.
Metcalfe, Snowden Bros; salsify 1trs i Mrs ;iltt toat>llrs.Eio111 e' cro-
Hlinll, * (,:tiltj)h�+ll ps,olt1Fan t,+)lett', i + {+ �, t�cillslt�t ai cs6( 1, 11is? 11otis
Ilelsst,o. :gip. cl+�l . c it{'ti11t1tOre,! , 4t, Sita. l<),.. '4,.1;611121.1 ,c•i•.:
lletealfc; col .yliilli1111;' 8,111LSb, "il:tGL, ,111':1 y 1 ,lt,]i+ a4'i;i :i ,
� e1s•aLt-
Metcalfe. i+lt)llc rl h1()1s s ha TO ill (10, )t. n Hut
LA Di E,i.WORK , st iii, Mrs J i'ic cb •t .4r.; 11•, ,,11.-11 lnit-
Fancy hasitllft•i'c iefs, "?. Y I, i] 11 d; iValid 1,4,44;;', 1� Lou
Mrs 'Lowrie; .Irish c,roeliot lace.;
Tough, \Y F Metcalf; crochet t,a;l;'
mats, Mrs 1Io ris, illris-Ruston, (�',rf) t 3 ton; �Il'>a Stewas llittk'i1.�.'rl quilt,
abet wor}c'iu cotton, Mrs .Huston, ;43r , �, 'olli, Mrs J :E?c l h r r] „ crochet
Howrie; crochet work in wool, Mrs •1 { s ;.}' Mrs ,I lecher• sr., ,'Airs Howrie:
.l)echer sr., Mrs Huston; fancy 'liii .cl, alk 4nil't, Mas Stelling. llrs Doss;
necklace, also 5 o'clock tea cloth' :is ssest Belle:^till Ladies work, Mrs How- ;
ass :Rohs; crochet lase 111 cotton,
', ked Lire in wool, sirs Huston
Moes; 1 woy fpiall, Mrs Ilowrie,
ar sial tenerifto lace, Mrsitoss,
Yy ,t("rss. Special knitted quilt in
wart, 11.ti ri astou; bo;ttenbiu g lace
T)r. Vecds, Mrs AV S i1'letcalf;
ylio Posy braid and, crochet, 111rs
�' 1��17)i1; 1ihtiiX.61.:0,11([ 'c 11111 , 'nate
Q-;. 1111 ; •1; Jss; 11e s.sist )hing,
iPs, llii.y' Ilutllii,; 1;iL1 r), luola ia>
11rs .1? n.�stolt, Mr:, ILowrie,
Ct)tllitli) iI: L;lt'1I)iftltli'.1::7, Airs How-
, s Piss; sir); rt,1.1 0 ,ht'' kuittud,
Ross,. lis I kosit,)) ,: f,elunl;, Mrs,
stitch, Mrs
C f1.0Wrie, 'SIrs
'Seism liit.it lace. i.Irs Ross,
'ss 1Cu i'i,a+; laollil<nt 1alcc, ',Urs Ross,
t,tt, fosta;;l,utton )terlur; 11I:r }'triton,
It Sterling, 'LLllaclaiali. cin -
a i'dGJ'(;y soave Airs la;u yils 'Lowrie,
i..Boss;,bevel Sated centric piece
i1,>ai,]1, ....Mrs I1t)1Frj Al's Ross;
iU, l.h:r, lianeluit),lt , �Jo 1lowric
J:,.a[. 0U Mrs,
" cross. al t t {, zke i; a. is; Ilitst-
M i 11St.rat; pi Lit,s1 mat, Mrs.
cotton, Mrs Huston, Mrs Ross, olitil
ow and also eyelet euibroidery, 1'C;
Mrs Ilnsttul Mrs A. E Ervin; illi
ogress, Mrs J Decher sr., Mrs Ross;
embroidery in lace Stitches, Mrs Ho
fie, Mrs Ross; cuff and collar , dist• i Miss Ferguson..
broidered, Mrs Huston Mrs ;A„ :a r I
FLOWERS
win; drawn work, Mrs kris
-h, 14- bouquet, Mrs Hind, `i11rs
Decker sr.; bedroom slit Sties ,:i;+small bouquet Mrs R•
I)o1-
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gaty; clohlias,`'"% F MeteltU I": skin.
1)tznsies .1? 1`r:ugu u, Mrs Jlov olt; ger-
aniulus, Mrs 1:leyvsoll ,L'' I1.t',;as;
ic:tls, 1V It' Metcalf i' Kor :�1,; latscll
las, also col ol'110 use plants,1.1 Kogan
Mrs Hewson1; 1:,lizige }'Sohl t•y ;.;tuts,. if
I(ogan, il!rs J T11)p t: ttst,,]•.y,• 'I'ltt.,Lnits
'Airs A .la Erwin ,glos.nudat,;
Mrs Howson, .1 'J'ungli; t gtiusias 1'.
latah, Thomas Ca.:uoroli; sweet pea
Mrs Howson 'Sirs A.'t;rwilz,
FINE ARTS
J_'{,neil c1L'awiil , iF1rn J1.;11 ri=;', Mr,'
Ross; craapoit drawing, Mrs l_iii5t,o11,
llrs 1lowrie; wnti'a•color 13LL tiug, Mrs
13DWrica, Mrs I,t•ss; oil;,; linti.)„r. Kat,:!
1''JLg1t0,,11, ]i .Il ria
paintings, Kate Ross, Mr Russ; pen
and ink :;ketch, }lir Erwin, \lrei Ilii-
stoat; Iur�tre t•ai] tins;, Kot.t Ross;
painting on silk, s itiu car velvet, lv+'t, 'S1,
liowlic, Kate 'toe: snap of Bayfield
scenery, (I (,}L•onscl,1e, Hiss N 1''u; _ i
Basion, bur1Lt 11"0,',C 111s,s V 1''.•1',r 118031,
Mfrs Ross;:lutudpuilrtel- china, Mrs
I1,):1•iit.', firs Er'wi1,: stunts d.1 Greens
sin de.
1L'.NE FACTURES
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8.s single harness L Beaty, Thos.
Cameron; set double harness, J Tip -
psi; t twisted yarn, Mrs J Declua sr.;
wools ni yarn, John Roia1,
• JUDGES
l-Iorses—Jauues Archibald, Seaford
and. Will, Bedford, Exeter, -
('.att1e—S Andrews, (iodoricli,
iilt{•a p and pigs—J IInliet.
E'oatltrl—W Carter, Constance,
Dairy --J. Conic Iy, Uodaricli.
Grail] and Soed--J. A. Williams of
Zurich and 0 Thompson of Batyttald.
,Fruit,—,T Porter Goderich, and J.
Cox, I'nrter's Hill,
Vegetables-- W. Warnock, . (-ede-
ricl].
Ladies' Work—Mrs Janies Con-
nolly, Goclericll, and Mrs Johnston,
Zurich.
Lt: T 1?. ]iloLAt (WILL, ,
0i'ly A.fisiny'ta]lt, S ol'golli1.a41;
fid=lifer- (Royal Danclou Opt I)
Eye 1:Lohpital- and Golden
Nose and Tltro,t 11,,;•,>ital," Lo
En; luno Also slrest`iinlr art
and other Contin, nisi -o
General Practice wit IL lu,caatI' a;
ion to Eye, Ear, lose and TI
Eyes tested '(Iletiu.,r4ope and,
tlial.lxioseol)oo used tslid glasses::
plied and properly mijusted,
Dashwood; , Onttirin.
w a LU
ANE keep in sto;!.k a,
full trate faf fresh
meats, gains, eiss. etc
Our cuts art= noted
Cot their tenderness
and ':,rilole; (,?n): uf$s.
Our aiiu is to keep
nothing teat OK, best.
We Make '•J .tr own
saimages.
Give us a i'it11.
YuNw LU
t: : C 11 T
- Plants, Flowers and tine Arts
Thomas Cottle and Mi -s McTarggt
Clinton, and Mrs Dr. Staubnry, 13a
field
J. H. HOLTZM A_NN, • — Merchant Tailor
GREDITON, -- ONTwARI .
THE BAYFIELD FAIR
The following is the list of-' jrriz
w}111111 of the Bs,yfielrl -]Fair rrhl
Vag Mala t, t nesdttg slit 'iaiy
of last week: -
HORSES ---General Purpose, Brood
snare, S Cleave, Win Sparks; foal,
Oleate, A Elcoat; 2 yr old, A Elcoat,
S Cleave; 1 yr old, A Davidson, A
glcoat; team, J Moller sr, A Evans.
Agricultural --Brood snare, R Greig
L Andrews; foal, L Andrews, R Greig
2 yr old, J Chambers, L Andrews; 1
yr old, J Reid, W Sparks; team, J
McBride, Q Penhale.
Heavy Draught---Brood•mare, Alex
Mustard, foal, A Mustard, E H Wise;
1 yr old, A Mustard, J Sterling; team,
W Stephenson, A Sterling.
Roadsters—brood mare, and also
foal, S Cleave; 2 yr old, J Decher j r,
1 yr old, J Decher jr, A Dunkin; team
31 Hey jr, W Johnston; single roadster
J Decher jr, C Truemner.
Carriage—Foal, G A Battles; 2 yr
old, A Mustard, T Schroeder; 1 yr old
G Battles, C T'raeimner;tealn, •J Spar-
row; single carriage horse, R Johnston
G Little; best outfit, J Sparrow, R
Johnston; lady driver. R Johnston, W
_Johnston.Special, best horse in any class, 8
yrs or over, A Mustard, W Stephenson
CATTLE—Grades, Milch cow, E
11 Wise, J C and W Reid; ' 2 yr old
heifer, J Reid, R G Reid; 1 yr oldheifer, J Reid, E H. Wise; heifer calf,
J Reid; steer calf, A Elcoat, E Wise;
2 yr old steer, R Reid, J Reid; 1 yr
old steer, J Reid 1st and 2ad; fat cow
heifer or steer, B Wise, J Reid.
Durham---inilch cow, J Reid, Beat,
ty Bros; 2 -yr old. heifer, Beatty Bros-
t' Reid; 1 yr old heifer, E Wise, J
Reid; heifer calf, J Reid, Beatty Bros;
bull calf, E Wife.
Jersey cow, J Gardiner, F Kogan.
SHEEP—Leicesters Agedram and
shearling ram, 0 .B Middleton; . ram
lamb, 0 Middleton, A Elcoat; pair old,
.awes, C Middleton, G Penhale; pair
fart sheep, C Middleton; ewe lamb, 0
lidclleton, A Elcoat; wether lamb, C
'ddleton, E Wise.
a.colns—shearfing ram, G Pen -
=lamb, pair aged ewes, pair
ewes and ewe Iamb, G Pen-
wden Bros; wether lamb;
ros.
ools, ;Rani lamb, pair aged
ewe lamb, A Dunkin.
--Berkshire; Snowden Bros
the first prizes in this olass.
shire-yomig sow, G Penhale.
igs - Snowden Bros took' all
prizes in tbis..class, and m
ilk second for 1
•
POULTRY—Silver Grey I)orkins,
t Mrs liowiio; light, brahmas, Beatty
Bros; barred Plynmc,nth Rocks, J W
ch Ortlroin; whito.Plyll).outh Rocks, .J -NIT
W Battler; J HIUlvrie; white foghorns,
1' 1' Pollock; brown legborns, Mrs 110 -
ria, J Pollock; 'silver spangled hnitiz-
burgs. 11' Battler; bug cochins, also
Red caps, 1'47 Battler; rhode islani'+
reds, white wyandottes and silver
wyaudottes, J W Ortwein;andalusians
Mrs Howrie; black ininorcas and black
polands, Mrs Howrie; black langshaus,
Mrs Howrie; any variety bantams, Mrs
Howrie, 1V Battler; black luiuorcas,
W Battler, 0 Truemner; pekin clucks,
Snowden Bros; rouen ducks, Mrs How-
rie, E Wise; toulouse geese, R Smith,
W Battler; any other variety geese,
Snowden Bros, C Trtiemner; any var-
iety of turkeys, Snowden Bros.
DAIRY PRODUCTS -25 lbs but-
ter, J Reid, R Delgaty; ten lbs table
butter, Mrs Brownett, F Kagan; 5 lbs
of butter, J Reid, I' Regan; grape wine
Mrs S Huston, J 1Vise; homemade
wines, Dr 'Woods, Mrs Ruston; col
canned fruit, lit Kogan, J Decher, sr;
honey in comb, It Brown, S Cleave;
col of honey, It Brown, L Beatty;
homemade bread, A Erwin, J Sterling
maple syrup, 8 Huston, R Delgaty.
GRAIN—White winter wheat, J
Wise, C Trtiemner; red winter wheat,
D Tough; spring wheat, large white
peas, and two rowed barley, J Wise;
small white peas, 0 Trueniner, 3 Wise
6 rowed barley, J Wise, G Cooper;
white oats, J Wise, D Tough; black
oats, J Wise, G Beatty; timothy seed,
and spells. 3 Wise; yellow corn,
Snowden Bros, Mrs Hind; dent corn,
T Cameron; sweet corn, J Campbell,
Snowden Bros; any variety of oorn, G
Cooper, W Metcalfe.
FRUIT—Six bunches grapes, Mrs
Hewson, F Kegan; col grapes, F Re-
gan. Mrs Hewson; col apples, F Keg -
an, J Sterling; winter apples, N Fer-
guson' R Reid; mann spplos, R Reid,
J Sterling; spitzenburg apples, P.
Regan, J Sterling; col of fall apples,
N Ferguson, J Sterling; col pears, F
Kegun, J Sterling; fall pears, RReid,Snowden, Bros; winter pears, J Ster-
ling, F Regan; pathos, Mrs Hewson;
plums, Mrs 13rownett; prones, Mrs
Brownett, ]'Mrs Hewson; baldwins, R
Reid, Mrs Brownett; northern spies, J
Sterling; R Reid; yellow crabs, Snore -
den Bros, Mrs Brownett; red crabs, J
Sterlipg, N Ferguson; king tompkins,
wagners amid golden russets, 0 Truen]-
ncr, J, -Starling grcenings, N' Fergu
son,• R Reid; rihcon ;pippiljs,- J Ster-
litig,-W Tough; 2.0 as pippins, J Safer -
,,,,.n. n m :,,^,,, ),�,:.l,i.,�. t .;•�,.. , "-�iiit�i]is.
The above isat 'picture of " Chief Little Bow," who was probably the first
inhabitant of CARMANGAY, where once the savage roamed at will, NOW the farmer tills the land.
Rail.a'
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at, ski. y. Foal . nd r
CARMANGAY is lAATURAL ---RAILWAY CENTRE on account of the topography of the country.
It is situated on tl• ittle ni River, and has an UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF PURE WATER. It has
PAST :QUANTITIES OF COAL close to the town.
OUR PROPERTY is WITHIN tete TOWN LIMITS and ONLY TWO BLOCKS from the centre of business
Send for our'illtistrated booklet describing the property we have to sell in
or% for ,
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AND SEND IT TOj5'
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Head Office .1-502 :"/C' 1 3 1 " ' w ' ILDING,
Toronto, Ont
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tate Company
MONTItEAL, QUE.
IS Sun Life Annex
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BRANp1
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302,3aster Cl un
A LONDON, ONT.
pomipion Sn l Chambers
WESTERN CANADA REAL ESTATE Co.
502 Temple Building, Toronto, Ont.
Please send Me without obligation on my
part, literature containing facts, figures and
views of CARMANGAY.
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