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SHEEP
l•incoln Sheep -Aged ram, T.
Bnowden; Geo. Penhale; Shearling
acs, J. F. Linden, T. Snowden; Sre-
arling ewe, J. F. Linden and 2nd;
Ram lamb, T. Snowden, J. F. Lin-
den; Ewe lamb, J. Linden and 21d:
Eve, having raised lauds, .,J. Linden
and. 2nd.
Oxford Downs -W. Henry took all
the prizes in this class.
Shropshire Downs -Aged ram. 0.
McCowen, R. D. Hunter; Shearling
ram, 0. McGowen, R. L. Hunter;
Shearling ewe, 0. McGowen and 2nd
Ream lamb, 0. McGowen R. D. Hun-
ter; Ewe lamb, R. D. Hunter and
2nd; Ewe, having raised lamb O.
kleGowen and 2nd.
Leicester Sheep -Aged ram, W.
henry, P. Masse and son; Shearling
ram, She-arling ewe, Ram lamb. Ewe.
rami. Ewe having raised lamb, W.
Rete, took first and 2nd in these;
Fat t :cep, R. D. Hunter, W. Henry.,
HOGS
'Yorkshire -Aged sow, H. Claus-
ius; Aged boar, A. Warner. Man-
son Bros; Spring Boar, A. Warner
and 2nd; Spring sow, H. Clausius,
J ancon .Bros.
Tamworth -Aged Sow, Manson
Bros., J. Gelinas and son; Ygen boar '
il'Lanson Bros. Spring sow, J. Gel-
inas and son, Manson Bros.
Allan Schantz, Waterloo, Judge.
POULTRY
Black Hamburgs, Cock, ren and
Pullett, 0. Battler; S. P. Hamburgs,
Cock, hen and Cockrel, L. 0'Z;rein,
7. C. Wilson, pullett, Lee O'Brein
and Zed; Utility Barred Rock:: rock
and cockrel, pullet, N. Camp:sell and
2nd; Utility White Rocks. Cock. L.
O'Brein. Letherland and Bently
ken, H. Truemner, Lether]arrd and
I entt,y, cockerel C. Courser, pullett C
:odea. C. Coursey; Brairmas-
CoCi-, Leiherlain1 and Bently, C.
Cour ey; Hen, T. C. Wilson and 2nd;
• Coekrel, Letherin'id ,cyrl Bently, F:
Roc;:em. ; putter, Letr rlaud and
J3ent'.y, T. C. Wilson; think k Minor-
cas- -Cock. 1?. 7:.ockents. (), Battlev;
Pen I.c t'_••i•land ori 1 13c.•,t>i`y, C. , s
•L"7 v Cgcker 1, JI, Teutt".`i«)_^.'r,
Coursey; Pullett, F. Kockems, H.
Truemner; White Minorcas-Cock,
L. O'Brein, C. Coursey; Hen, C.
Coursey; Cockerel, L. O'Brein; F.C.
Wilson; Pullet, L. O'Brein and 2n.
Couchins-Cock, N. Campbell, He
and pullet, N. Campbell, T. C. Wil
son; Cockerel, N. Campbell and 2n
Brown Leghorns-Cockerel, C. Cou
sey, Lether]anu and Bently; hen. C
1 Coursey, T. C. Wilson; Pullett, T
C. Wilson. Buff Leghorns-Coca
'Leatherland and Bently; Hen, Leth
erland and Bently, L. O'Brein; Coc
Leatherland and Bently, L
O'Brein; Pallet, L. O'Brein, Leath
erland and Bently; S. C. W. Leg
horns, Cock, C. Coursey; Hen, Lea
therland and Bently, C. Coursey
Cockerel, T. Wilson, Ce •Coursey; Pu
let, C. Wilson, H. Truemner. R. C
W. Leghorns,-Hen, T. Wilson; Wht
Orpingtons-Cock and hen, T. Wil
son and 2nd; Buff Orpingtons-Coc-
kerel, 0, Battler, F. Kockems; Hen,
Cockrel and Pullet, F. Kockems, 0.
Battler. White Wyandottes - C.
Coursey, 0. Battler; Hen, T. C.
Wilson, Pullet, C. Coursey. Silver
Lace Wyandottes-Cock, Hen, Cock -
1 erel, C. Coursey, N. Campbell- An -
delusions -Cock, kIen, Coczxerel and.
Pullet -0, Battler and 2nd, Pekin
China Ducks --.Old, T. Snoden, 0.
Battler; Young, 0. Coursey, 0. Bat-
tier; Rouen .Ducks --01d and young,
C. Coursey, T, Snowden; Ducks, any
Variety -C. Coursey, J, ' Grieves;'
Geese --Young, 0, Coursey, N. Cam-
pbell; old, C. Coursey, R. Geiger;
Toulouse Geese -old, 0, Coursey, H.
Truemner; Young, 0, Coursey, N.
Campbell; Turkeys --Old and Yining
C, Coursey, N. Campbell; Wild Ge-
ese -old and young, Haberer Bros;
and 2nd. Wild Ducks -Old and
young, C. Coursey.
Judge -Wm, Carter.
GRAIN AND SEEDS
White fall wheat, Chas. H. Cour-
sey, Alf, AMelick; red tall wheat, M.
Rader, H. Trueinner; spring wheat,
Chas. H. 'Coursey, -\.L. Rader; 6 -rowed
barley, M. Rader, 'H. Truemner; white
oats, Chas. H. Coursey, W. R. Dou-
gall; large peas, H. Desjardine; small
peas, Chas. H. Coursey, M. Rader;
rye, J. Rattier, H. Desjardine; buck-
wheat, M. Rader, Chas.' ,H. Coursey;'
red clover seed, H. Truemner, Mrs.
L. Pfile; alsike clover seed, Mrs. L.
Pfile; sweet clover seed, A. H. War-
ner. di Desjardine: timothy seed
Ai. Rader, A. W. Melick: white field
beans, M.Rader, J. Battler. best col-
lection grain in head;, H.Clausius, R.
Geiger; a'lfalf'a ' seed, Bert :Klapp, M.
Rader. Laird Bros.' Special., mail
white beaus, M. Rader.
Judge -F. Williams.
HORTICULTURAL •PRODUCTS
Coll. of any kind of apples, not less
than each, 10 varieties, Jas. R. Ster-
ling, Laithwaite & Son; isiur varieties
fall apples, Jas. R. Sterling, Leith
waite & Son; four varieties winter
apples, Jas. R. Sterling, F. Triebner;
Ring of Tompkins, Laithwaite &
Son, Jas. R. !Sterling; snow apples,
Laithwaite & Son, J. !Battler; North-
ern Spies, .Laithwaite & .Son, Jas. -R.
sterling; Baldwins, Jas. R. Sterling,
Laithwaite & 'San; R. I. Greenings,
Jas, R. Sterling, Laithwaite & Son;
Spitzeaburg, E. Willer-, Jas. R. Ster-
ling; Canada Reds, F. Triebner, Jas
R. Sterling; Ribson Pippin, Laith-
waite & Son, Jas. R. ,Sterling; Golden
Russets, Jas. R. ;Sterling, Airs. A. Tie -
man; Ben Davis. H, Desjardine,
Laithwaite & .Son; Swaar., Laithwaite
& Son, Jas. R. Sterling; \Vagners, F.
Triebner, Jas. R. Sterling; Manns,
Jas. R. Sterling, Laithwaite & San;
Wolf River,'Jas. 'R. Sterling. 'Laith-
waite & Son: Alexanders, Laithwaite
& Son, Jas. R. Sterling; Maiden's
Slush, ‘Laithwaite & 'Son, Jas. R.
Sterling; .Blenheim Pippin. Jas. R.
Sterling; 'Laithwaite & Son; 'Pewau
kee, Laithwaite & ,Son, F. 'Triebner;
Colverts, Laithwaite & Son, Jas. R.
Sterling; 20 -oz. Pippin, Ed. \ler ner•,
Jas. R. Sterling Talman Sweet, Jas.
R. Sterliing, F. I'r ehner, Russet coll-
ection, Jas. R. Sterling, F. Triebner;
collection fall pears, Laithwaite & San
Jas. R. Sterling; collection winter
pears. Jas. R. Sterling, Laithwaite
Son; collection pears, fall and winter;
Jas. R. Sterling, J. Battler; Baar=tlett
pear, Jas, R. Sterling, Laithwaite '
Son; 'Flemish 'Beauty, Laithwaite, &
Son; Jas. R. ;S•teriti g; peaches, Jas. R.
Sterling, prunes, 'H, Tr•ueeiner. !Laith-
waite .g San; reel crab apples, H. Des-
jardine,
Jas. R. .Sterling; grapes, tEd,
l,\ialper, Laithwaite & :Son; collection
grapes, Peter Haberer, J. Battler;
plums, Sam: Oestricher. H. Truenr-
ner; collection plums, H. Truemner,
Judges --Arthur \Veber, Peter J.
Haberer.
lner, Anu e Johnson; teas aisettits, l,\.
Ueit;er, (:: S'aimon; sugar cookies,
Annie Johnson, 'i-laberer 'Bros„ gin•.
Rel. cookies, .Auntie Johnson, Hy Flax -
bard; fried cakes, Annie Johnson; Hy
'Flanbard; loaf cake, Ed. Haberer•,
Bete'' Haberer; dark •layer cake; R.
Geiger, \\'m, De.cbcr; Reith' special,
R. c=eider; light layer cake, Ed, Hab-
erer, Peter ilaberer; cherry pie, \V,
H. Smith, 0. Koehler; .coffee cake, R.
x(.,eiger, Annie Johnson, Williams spe-
c:al. bread, Ed, 1\'alper; tea biscuits,.
C. S Amon,
• Mc•rt lc,af, ltd., Walper, Peter Tlab-
erer, canned rhubarb, Peter laberer,
Annie Johnson; canned ras'p'berries,
Wm Decher, Annie Johnson; canned
strawberries, bars. 'Etncry,. .canned
cherries, Mrs. Emery, Wm, Decher;
canned pears, Dr. McKinnon, A. II.
\\e arner ;. preserved citron, Mrs. L.
Pile E. F, IClopp; preserved plums,
1,, C. Iiaibdleisch, 'Mrs. L. Pfile; pre-
served peaches, :hiss M, Young, Pet-
er Haberer; currant jam, Annie John-
son, A. H. Warner; berry jam, H. A.
,Fuss, Annie Johnson; other • native
iriuit jam, first prize,-lv[iss M. Young;
second prize, no ticket; grape jelly,
I4.. Desjardine, -Miss M. Young; red
currant jelly, Wm. Decjier, H. Des-
jardine; bottle mixed vinegar pickles
Dr. McKinnon, Annie Johnson; bottle
Mustard pickles, Annie Johnston, D'r.
-lloKinnon; bottle catsup, Haberer
IBrua., ; H. Desjardine; pickled red
cabbage, Mel Smith, A, .T.•i. Warner,
canned tomatoes, red, Ed. \Valper, H.
A. Fuss; canned corn, Annie Johnson,
H. Desjardine; collection canned
fruit, 6 varieties, A. F. Hess.
,Judge-irs. D. A. .Fowler, Dun-
•gannon.
'LADIES' WORK
Quilt, pieced cotton, Peter Haberer,
Ed. Haberer; quilt, .fancy, cotton, R.
Geiger,firs. A, 'Tiernan; comforter,
•Mrs, .Darling, R. F. •Stade; bedspread,
knit or crochet,` Miss M. Livingston,
John Grieve; bedspread, fancy, Mrs.
Emery, M. Rader; house dress, cot-
ton, Mrs. G. McLean, Mrs. L. Nile
man's sleeping garment, J. W. Mer -
:nen Airs. L. Pfile; child's made over
dress, J. W. .\lerner, W. H. Smith
bed sheet, Alrs, Darling, Mrs. Emery
kitchen apron, H. A. Fuss, hers. Em
eryes ladies' smock, H.A. Fuss, J. W
Merner; ladies' dust cap, H. A. Fuss
Miss M. Livingston; sweater, Miss
\+1. Livingston, H. A. Fuss; wool
•k 1I C SiM D 1'
sac s, rs. rms rs. ar nig;
mitts, Miss M. Livingston, John
Grieve darning worn sock, Mrs. E.
Dacar. Jr., F. C.:Kalbfleisch; men -ding
worn table linen, H. A. Fuss; floor
niat, braided, _Miss M. Livingston,
Mrs. R. Pfile: floor mat, hooked rags,
\\`m, Decher, Airs. H. Smith; floor
mat, hooked wool, John Grieve, Mrs.
Emery; home laundry, Annie John-
son, R. F, Stade.
LADIES' FANCY WORT
iLace, Irish crochet, Miss Living-
ston, Mrs. E. Datars; lace, filet cro-
chet, cotton, Mrs. Darling, Miss M.
Livingston; lace, knitted, Airs. E. Da -
tars, John Grieve; tatting display,
Miss. Al. Livingston, Miss M. Young;
iFrench embroidery, Mrs. ,Emery, A2,
Rader; eyelet embroidery, Mrs, G.
McLean Mrs. L.:Pfi'le; Replan cut
embroidery, J. W. Mercer, Mrs. L.
P•fiilei; Italian relief embroidery, J. W.
_M eipier, \\'.,:H, ,Smith•; Bulgarian em-
broide:-y, Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Emery;
French knot embroidery, H. A. Fuss,
Mrs. Emery; embroidery cross stitch,
H A. Fuss, J. W. Merrier; Italian
hemstitching, H. A. Fuss, Miss Lii•-
ingston; modern beading, -Miss Liv-
ingston,Mrs. H. A. Fuss; hand hem-
stitch, single, Mrs. C. Sims, Mrs. Dar-
ling.
Dining Room Furnishings
GARDEN VEGETABLES • Lunch set, Mrs. •Darling, F. C.
World's Wonder potatoes, H. Des--Ka11�b'fleisch; set table doyleys. Miss
jardine. Ai. Rader; .Dooler's potatoes. M. Livingston. Mrs, Darling; table
E. Wxillert, 'W. R. Dougall, Rural New mats, Mrs. L. Pride, Mese Darling;
York potatoes, 0. Koehler, E. Vii- table cloth, napkins, Miss Livingston,
lert: any variety late potatoes, E. Wil- Mrs. H. ,Fuss; tray cloth, Miss M.
d lert, H. Desjardine; early potatoes, Young, A[rs. H. Fuss; service tray.
11 M. Rader, Thos. \Meyers; Green M•iss..Livingston, Airs. Pfile; centre
Mountain :potatoes, H. Desjardine, _\'. piece, Mrs. Darling, A. E. Oestricher;
d. Rader: Irish Cobbler potatoes, R. buffet set, ,Mrs, Darling, Mrs. C.
r Geiger, T. Alc:l.dam; Fant variety Sims,
corn, Elia Heywood. H. Desjardine; •Bed Room Furnishings
Dent variety corn, J. Sattler, W. lFi low slips, pair, embroidered, Miss
• Mousseau c,veet corn, F. Brock, H. Livingston, Ed. Merrier; pillow slips,
1, Desjardine; Yellow Bantam sweet other hand work, Mrs. Darling, Miss
- corn, H. Desjardine, E. Willert; re.' Livingston; ixairey sheets and pillory
c- onions, F. Brock, Ella Heywood: v., slips to thatch, Vbiss Livingston, Airs
. low onions. J.Battier, B...Desjar dine; Darling; ,towels, embroidered, Miss
_ Dutch sets, Mrs. L. •Pfil•e, R. Geiger; Livingston," Mrs. R. Patterson Sr.;
Spanish onions. John Nieves, H. Des- guest towels, Mrs. Darling, Airs. IL
j$ardine; white field carrot, E. Willert, Fuss; bath towel and wash cloth,
- F. Brock; red •carrots, C. Salmon, W. Mrs. Emery, Mrs. C. Sines; dresser
Mousseau; red 'nangolee, long, E. runner, Airs. Emery, Mess M. Young;
1 Willert, R. Geiger; Swedish turnips, pair curtains, Mrs. Emery. Mrs. P'file;
E. .Willert, R. 'Geiger; intermediate vanity set, Ed.lierner, John Grieve;
mangolds, M. Rader, R. Geiger; sug- bedroom set, Mrs. Darling, Ed. Mer-
_ ar beet mangolds, W. R. Dougall; C. ner; boudoir cushion, Mrs. Emery,
Sa'inian; Oxford cabbage, E. Willert, Miss M. Young; laundry hag. Mrs.
Drumhead cabbage, E. Willert; black Emery, Mrs. Darling; night robe,
Spanish radish, J. Battler. Ella Hey- Miss M. Young, no ticket; step-ins,
wood; white radish. J. Basler, F. Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Fuss; collar and
Brack; peck garden beans. Ed. Watp cuff set, Mrs. Fuss, J. W. Merrier;
er, F. Kochems & Son; yellow pump,- handkerchiefs, Miss Livingston, Mrs,
kin, Ella Heywood, H. Truemner: Fuss; wrist bag, Mrs. Fuss, Sam
mammoth pumpkin, Ella Heywood, O
BattI
estrtcher; negligee jacket, Mrs.
area and Pullet, L. O'Brein and 2nd; citron, R. 3 headsr*celery, John Grieve,,l�arling, Miss M. Young; ladies' slip,
Reichert; Hub- .Mrs. Fuss, Mrs. Darling;
Rhode Island Reds -Cock and Hen, bard squash. H. Truemner. F. :Brock ladies' d scarf,
F. Kockems, Leatherland and Bently; Van -moth squash, H. Truemner, H. Airs. Fuss, 'Al.DRader: ladies' dressing
Cockerel, Fr. Triebner, F. Kockems„ Clausius: blood beets. A. H. Warner. gown, Mrs. Darling, We C. Sims,
Children's Wear
Pullet, F. Kockems and 2nd Camp- Dr. MdKinnon; root beets, T. Battier, iBonnet Mrs Darling Mel Smith;
Pullet, Lloyd O'Brein; Hen, Leather- _ lou. , eau, Thomas Snowden: red to- ;Fuss; crib cover, Mrs. Darling,
land and Bently and 2nd; Anconas- tnatoes, ,F, Triebner. F. Brock: yel- Emery;g, Mrs.
Cock and hen, cockrel and pullet; L. low tomatoes, . 5. Battler, Mel Smith; carriage set,yreel Smith, Airs.
O'Brein and 2nd; Black Spanish *ard•en vegetables, J. Battler,F. Fuss; Child's fancy dress, _firs, rens,
Cock, F. Kockems; Hen, T. C. Wil- l rick• ung• Airs. E. Deters Jr.; play dress,
Judge-iJ. W . Ortw•ein. Mrs. Fuss, J. W. Merner; child's cos -
son, F. Kockems; Pullet, F. Kock- twine, Mrs. G Sims.
ems. Silver Grey Dorkins-Cock, P. DAIRY AND OTHER PRODUCTS Living Room Furnishings
'Kockems, T. C. Wilson; Hen, Cock- Butter, crock or tub, winter use, 25. Centre piece, colored, Miss T-il ing-
ere] and Pullet, F. Kockems; Golden 'lbs., Ed \\'alper, H. H. Neeb. batter, Tton, W. H. Smith: table runner, hiss
Polish- Cock, Hen and Pullet, L. crock, a pounds. J. Battler, Mel Smith, s. C. Sims.
MW.
Emery; sofa Dillow.
Mrs. C. W. H.:smith; sora prl-
ines, Golden -Cock, Cocktvl and A. neichert; watermelons, W. .\Lees- racket and bootees, J. We fierier,
=eau, E, W inert; muskmelons, W. Miss Livingston; child's bib, Alrs.
\ ac
O'Brein anti 9 d
i€utter, 3 lbs., perms, \V m. I3e:ker.
; Ban,.anr Booted -:
Cock, Lee O'Brein, C. Coursey; Hen,1}ia:,iHaheier ctte::se, honey. ide, Ed.
C. Coursey, L. 0 B erer; Ed. honey. :iu tomb
rein, Cocker.e1 c = ,1. Haoerer; hone;, extracted, Ed.
and pullet, Ler O'Brein. Bantam Tlainerer: honey -display, Pd. Ilaber-
Uribooted-Cock, C. Coursey, H, r : maple syrup, J. B . bac-. M. Rad-
lousius • He "r •
, n, N. Campbell, C. Co -Co-, . , . hens eggs. J. Battler. T. Meyer;
ursey; Cockerel and Pullet, N, Camp-InairC dressed chi ken,: R. Geiger, Jas.
bell. Any other Variety -Cock, N. T:1Sterlin : � r -e made '.laird soap.
Campbell, T. Wilson Hen NT, Camp -Tc C;rir've, H. Deziard;rw.,e.
bell, C. Coursey; Cockerel �Letherlan d r- 'A F• }Tess R l; 'Geiger;
ous•ca d
, p'r•kz Snec a' R. La:r:
Pu
ns .
Rd, 'Walicrer. '
'fudge -T. W. nrtw
and
Bently, N. Campbell; Pullet, N
Campbell; Collection of Pigeons -H.
Clausius, Dr, illacKinnon. 131k. Jere r'nxdESTTC 5r.T.Et ";CB BAKING I."
ey Giants ----Coe': •>na p*fillet `'- , 'sal ci•h''e brr of rid. A\r:rloer C. e
�. 'a'...tr' ' H... t.."7+ .Y n •,•i;
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C Con ° , . ;l � * ,� J •i :. rr r
tow, other handwork. Afire. Emery,
Afiss. M. YoutnO; lain shade, Mrs.
Darling, Arise Livingston,
Miscelraneous
:o'inele niece needle work Miss Lir-
ieeetnn, Airs. Emery: collection of .6
different styles needlework. Mrs, L.
Pfi;e, Mrs, Emery; Dr, O'Dwyer's
Special, Mrs. Fuss.
ART WORK'
Oil painting, landscape, Miss M.
Livingston, A. E. Oestricher; evil
painting. n arise view conn, i(iss M.
cingston. .A. E. Oestricher: linter
re. scene. hflse Ar. r,irii estoe F•'
+,rr, ,' "•tor colors flowers, Mss'
Livingston, Mrs, 11' Fuss: water.
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STADE and WEIDO
Zurich, Ont.
Telephone 99
colors, animals, Miss M. Livingston_
Mrs. H. Fuss; pastel, Miss M. Liv
ingston, Mrs. H. Fuss; crayon, itis
Livingston, Mrs. Fuss; pencil draw
ing, .Miss ,Livingston, Mrs. Fuss; con
von tional design, Miss Livingston
basketry, Mrs. G. McLean,Airs. C
Sims; wood carving, H. A. Fuss, Mrs
L. Pale.
Amateur photo, farm scenes, Mrs
E. Raters .Jr.; single piece. art work,
Miss Livingston, G. J•a•cobi; drawing.
maple leaf, H. A. Fuss, Hy Plaxbard;
collection moths and butterflies, A. F.
Hess, Dr. _MciKinm•an; sepia, H. A.
Fuss, Miss M. Livingston, Dr, Mc-
Kinnon special, A. F. Hess.
FLORAL EXHIBIT'§ -
Cut FloWrgys
Asters, white, a 'bloom, Ella Hey-
wood, Peter Hlaberer; collection o;
asters, P:iter Haberer, Ella Heywao.d;
dahlias, cacti variety, Ella Heywood;
dahlias, decorative; Mrs, Emery, Ella
Heywood; gladioli, Ella Heywood;
gladioli, 6 b'loom's, different varieties,
Ella Heywood; roses, be's.t collection,
(Peter. Haberer, Ella Heywood; zin-
nias, Ella Ileywood, A. F. Hess;an-
nuals, best collection, Peter Haberer,
Ella Heywood; perennials, best coll-
ection, .Peter Haberer, Ella Heywood;
table bouquet, Ella Heywood, Peter
Haberer
l ,AUCTION• SALE
Of
- FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS
- AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
On Lot No.. 2.7, L.R.W., Township of
Hay, 1% miles South of St. Joseph;:,.
an Blue Water Highway. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5th,, 1938
Potted Plants
Begonia Rex, H. 'Trugmner; Beg-
onia flowering, Peter Haberer; Col-
eus, Peter Haberer, Annie Johnson;
single geranium, Peter Haberer, G.
Jacobi; double geranium, Mrs. E, Da -
tars Jr., Peter Haberer; Fuschia, 1
single, 1 double, Peter Haberer; Fus-
ehia, 1 double, Peter Haberer; six
house plants, Peter 'Haberer, Annie
Johnson.
trudge --J. W. Ortsvein.
'CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
RV. Hoffman Sipe -Mal. Albert Claus-
ius; collection garden vegetables, R.
Geiger, Thomas Snowden; collection
mounted weeds, Albert Clausius, A.
F. Hess; best dressed doll, E. F.
K•lopp; bird house, F. Brock, Albert
Clausius; writing, under 10 years, H.
'Flax -bard, Jas. R. Sterling; writing,
over 10 years. Thos. Meyers, J. Batt -1
ler; art, aver 10 years old, G. Jacobi,
John Grieve.
JUNIOR FARMERS' CLASS
Pr. of market lambs -C. Gelinas,
Mary Snowden, Elizabeth Snowden,
J. Gelinas; Pair Bacon Hogs- R.
Geiger, Haberer Bros, C. Gelinas.
Baby Beef -A, Fisher, 0. Battler. •
SPEED CONTESTS
Free -For -All -Pet, McGregor by
D. A. Coughlin; September Morn.,
Len, Guy,
Green Race -Myrtle Wilkes, J. F.
Linden; Teddy Gratton, R. Wein.
SPECIALS
Milton Oesch-Webster Bros.
J. W. Merner-M. Tinney,
R. Simpson- Co. -E. Willert.
Chester :salmon -J. Meidinger, J.
Jacobe,
T. Eaton Co. -Wm. Sparks.
H. YungbIut and Son-Leatherland
and Bently
Johnston and K
abfleisch
-W. Oes-
treicker.
Bank of •Montreal --0. Battler.
Stade and Weido-R, D. Hunter.'
W. Reith -R. Geiger.
C. Fritz -R. Geiger.
Dr. MacKinnon -A, F. Hess.
W. H. Hoffman and' Son -A. Claus-
ius.
Dr. O'Dwyer_ -H. A. Fuss.
0. Klopp and Sore ---Wert. Decker.
Albert Hess -W, Mdusseau.
Zurich Flour Mills -Bread, E. Wal
per; Tea. 13isruits, 0, Salmons.
Laird fi oe Beauty Shop-Prerts,
M..Israders Rueter:. 1:1i. i aberer,
J
73E T I dozeir Rfrode. Th Reds,:
pullets; 114. dozen White Reels pul-
lets; 1 dozen Plymouth Rocks pul-
Iets; 1 dozen Rock Roosters.
1 IMPLEMENTS,. : ETC. -Walking
IPlow, light wagon, Portland cutter;
1 -horse scuffler, 2 scythes new; 2.
sets of single haimes; double set of
harness, horse blanket; stoneboat;:
whippletrees; water trough, 4• smolt
troughs, 2 chicken coops, 2 dozen 6"
and 7" tile; rubber tired buggy; rug, ,
and robe both good; x -cut saw, hand
saw, spuare , 2 rolls of 8 -wire h gli:
fence; 4 rolls of barb wire; 20 cedar -
posts new; quantity of cedar stakes
sharpened; wheelbarrow, big heavy,•
door with hinges, 1642 -ft. ladder;;
crowbar, axe, 3 section harrows,
forks, shovels, pair tresels; 5 loads
mi::ed Hay, sawhorse, 300 bushels
oats more or less,•' 41/2. cords mixed
hard wood; 2'Iz cords summer wood',.
5% cords ' hard wood beech and
maple; 3 cords soft wood. All wood
practically ready for the stove; chop
box; 4 storm windows 26" wide 4 -ft.
7" long; 4 windows 6' long 214' wide
practically new; 12 shocks of corn,.
12 sheaves to a shock with oobs.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - Wash-
ing machine and wringer, iron kettle
cupboard, carpenter tools, square -
table, boiler, onions, grindstone, qu-
ilting frames, wooden rake, garden.
rake, 2 hoes, ditching spade, organ
chcair, pots and pans, leaf table,
Galt'. tub, wood box, range stove,
wash stand, 5 lamps 1' -dozen silver
knives and forks, quantity of other
knives and forks, large number of
dishes, glass cupboardd, ' drop head
sewing machine (Raymond) ; exten-
sion table, arm chair, 2 rocking cha-
irs, half dozen kitchen chairs, linol-
eum 15x20'; large mirror, 7 pair
curtains window; large leather roe=
ker chair; Phonograph (cabinet)
with records; linoleum (dining room)
15x20'; 25 -gallon galv. -tank; Cr
gallon crock, 2 3 agllon crocks, to-
ilet set," dozen dining room. chairs,..
stand, single bed, window screens,.
dresser, quantity of good carpets, .
etee, set of chimes, large parlor •
amp, ',bureau, wooden bed spun
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bench, apple drier, new pump with
20' piping, and other articles tocr..
numerous' to mention.
Terms of Sale --GASH
Arthur Weber Auctioneer.
Leonard Sararas, Clerk.
Ben- Oharette, Proprietor.
Commencing ate1 o'clock p.m:. 4.
LIVE STOCK -1 black Carriage •
Horse, 15 years old, quiet and re •
-
liable, works single and double. ,•e
s
1
nd mattresses, 4 door screens; 14
ealers, preserves, 100 sealers (em -
t
y), 3 barrels, new Ideal furnace
pracitically new), coal scuttle„
A man claims to have ve invertted at..
perpetual machine, but repuires $3,- •
000 to street it. On. r;'-' start al-
most .anything ';hehe• cit"tys with $8, -
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