The Huron Expositor, 1910-09-30, Page 1;
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nownws7smilawiment
or
and 24th
AV DAYS.
Autu
Beat*
esence
.tqfottig.
Th Sea4ofth Show.
*19ae anew 1 lair under the auspicee
the eafort elegrietaltural Society, a.
:aor .s, zldar a_ iftast week, twa
wee f. the •most su, aessehl ever
tythe ew ety. The ,Seeforth show i
-growing b ger and .better every year
giving pr le of etertly being
'leading ,Ji the ;distrietla every
'branch, wi It the eieCeption, of fruit,
the indoor1ty wase larger- than 'pre -
was wily the shortage in
the 'failure of Aber • apple
revmtetithe hall • from be-
d wi exhibits, and be..
,ear, should the • fin
ty I permit, they !should, put
to fthe bd,1gMng more
to display the exhibits, and
comfortable acceenodati
tors. It is.rtemeceessadYIto
.mention ef the eXhibito
rent classes,ealthohigh just -
stsznov.) on (splay
portraying the style cop.
rect47ess for which this
store Is noted.
a910 with a 4pendid exhbit
se of the beautiful—One that wins
'Eon that will be useful to you as thd
central attraction. We will not in
ar
ribe them, but instead-,
Ispection is Desired,
abla.
n Our
Garments
YOUR PLEASURR.
r910, Gathering aith
ts signal. success.
dren's Ciarme
Skirts Fur
Tre
Sit, _examine
shown, try
about the
know why
we deserve
7.0016'
1
o
E are now Iocatecl in
th Jarge corner
-store recently va-
cated by W. Pickard & Son,
and wish to announce to all
the people that .our present
stock and premises offer p-,
portu ities and -'advantages
for b ying en's and 13eiLys'
Cloth ng surpa.ssingnythog
ever presented in the To-wn
of S a4.o r th. Every one
know the splendid accommo-
dation this building affords
in th4e, matte of room, con-
venient 1 cati and amply
lightcl— 11 t e e 4dvantages
for placin at our disposal
magrnifice t s k cf clothing
for men ad biys, the equal
of which is ot to be found
'within th se s vzral counties
round about.
Cop* ettoose your
Clot mg and Fur
from a stock whi
ALL NSW.
en's Suits
The largest assortment ver sh
the most dependable sor
Prices 7.
en's °Overcoa'ps
All the new styles, also the m
• for all classes and sizes:of men
h favor this seaS
d Suits diagonal effects are dee'
Ec richer color tones than ours
fancy dress goods have been
hey will win your admiration. 5
e Lengths from us and:par
py- would if cut from the web..
to enhance the beauty of
re undoubtedly ornate and
Fly so at the prices we ask.'_
Eggs Wanted
Prices
1
n "in *aforth of
3
Oto 18.00
•
'e moderate deSi
s iSuits and Ov r,c.oAts-
- 'Hundreds of differenct s4rles t� choose fr m
- size made by the nrianuf4ctu erg,
Prics b.00 to 10.
18.Q
—
Underwear
ns
ev ry
The makers of the Hi hest Gra4e U
Canada and Europe are all represented
stock
Ilats, Caps, Etc.
New Fall Stock J all a
inspection
rived
Prices
rid o
n erwear in
in our latg
ene
for y
2
Realvy Sox Boys' Wpkin
Knit Coats; Etc. '
Highest Prices for 13 ttr a
GREIG C
ur
vlOnslY. It
trait, due t
crop, that
ing too
tore anoth
of the soci
ait additiorn.
(4/Partway
provide mo
or the
make .spec
in the diff
tiee would not he done it we idld not
sPeeiallY M
tion the flower exhibit.
re was this year a most ;beautiful
and varied dplay of flowers, one th t
could not b surpalsee•d any place., AJfr
other pleae14ii feature was the increa
ed (member ct displaYemade by the {bueI-
mezi. jmong those who had epeciI
displays of Is nature were Clheeney
chiba1d, 4. A. Sills. Stewart Br
M. Diode/41k, James Graves, and NYfr.
Wileh, of lichen. t Mr. ,Cuttis, prin-
cipal of th publicesehool. had , aloe
an, Interest display of minerals and
nature etu. stebedets.
Friday was none to aus-
picioue look . Early' a light rain int
in and for t ett the the weather
was threat 1 , but this; did !not pre
vent an u ually iaege attendance
Iallger thell 1 a -nuniber of years. th
!gate recelpi ammentheg to over $60
And the b t j�f all, every (person .seem
ed pleesed . I h the show. In the horse
ip
and cattle e arttnents the exhibit waS
above •ehe , v rage, both as to mumber
and quality. Particularly was this b-
in. honsee, d different ones were glee
to rernaek t the horse show was a,
head t t at Torento when, qualiti
Is c de ze . The other departments
were quallt• up to the standard.
• In itl. to , the regular show. in
terest was kept tuel by well contester'
horOe ra.c foot races and a bicyc'e
race, ic du e the afternoon
was f•ed by th Broth:age:in bend.
The f llow is a, let of the win
ners the different races:
Half mile :bicycle r ce-Ru....*ell Hays
W. G ttsch ki Bert Hart. . .
, 100 y race -N McDougall, John
Dick
Half mile
foe, N Mc
-Road
Black
Bob Mac,
Teddy Mac
foot..rope
aee F. Sm
. 1.th, W.
25
r, T. Merdoch 2 1 1
a T. Coulter 1 2 2
eo. McCartney 3 '• 4 3
Re -molds 3. a 4
The ,Kxi, G. Jeitt •• S 5. 5
, .2.40., Trot. ,
Beene 0 36, J. Belli-ol4s1 1
t -
PeggyL. . une 3 ";2
Miss lira ter, J. Troyer a 3 '
,
The folio is a. .11st of the win
ners 14i. the efilgotil.rEapsr!ze 11..et :
Rs1
ral • ., ..--I3rood mare wit
fneeaary.,ea., Dale, .A. Elecat ; foaI, A
Elcoat ; three year ole, Charles RileY
tIrloz # , team, John J. Flannery
'year o A. Carter. Jamea O'Suili
v
John Lane weepetakes, John J. Flan
old, jihaneu.lte: 0: a. -Foal, John MeGavl
and secoad, a eo. Date 3th
rd ; Thee Veer
. Geo. C: Dale, • 0
Crawford; t' o year old, A. McKm.zle.
L. FOrtune, . Be Arehibald ; one year
old, R. Bir. ell, R Monk and thfrd •
team, •James arton. Wm. Rogers!. M.
Jaelcson; sw!aps akes, Jas. Hamilton.
Heeiry Dra ht. -Brood mare anal foal
Geo. nee", .1 McGavin and thtrd;
toe",• .3. 1,1 MIcha.el. J. ShipleY; three(
Year , . • e • . Moir. a is: Nietholee W.
A.- Mo mzie two year okl, D. J. 'O'-
Reilly W. A. McKenzie, Jae. Nicholls;
one y ax• old; Jas. Nichols, Robt. toile;
team, James COlutisill, JatrieS Scott ;
weeI.:takes,
•iecl B nle e
M. J keret;
for b t hea
Mich
•.R ters.
$. F ythe,
°ILee7vjgtait ; ampall
old,
Yharear
Dale; esingle
, Geo.
ArtMh°eIrCceearrill; taL"faraoldeala:t.-'s
quair W. M
T. N. Fersyt
gome ; one
Pair ea
carrSeeb geh Br
ot
W. . Jamie
Newnan., a. Donne
. • .SHEEP
Shtropshiredowne.-A. Dunkin topk afl
the prizes in, this- cass.
• Linecens.-Aged ram ehearling rani,
ram lamb, and -ewe having raised lam
in 910, Geo. Penhale, Snowden Broe ;
she ling ewe and, ew lamb,. G. 'Pe i.
hal and second ; ew Pstekes, Pe0r14
e.
• Lelcesterse-Shearli. ram, ram lam
• ewe lamb, .4.. Elea: ; sheareing law
D. McLaren and eec. 1 I
at Sheep, -Fat ewe G. Peahale ten
PI
Yorkshire.-Eaw lit ed 191
Snowden Brae.
Tamworthe-eTwo.'y old hoar, b..
year old hoar end• boa, Dou
last and Son, S:.eelen • two le
old sow, one yea.. old • ,dnd • yo
saw, DoLlgila0 .r.-14 "and_ second
f3weepOtakes, Douelas •• Son.
B,erkshire.-Two year old boar, Sow
den Bros. ; one 'year boar, IA4 Clark;
Young boar, two year • ld sow and on
year old sow,',Snoved Bros. end ,sec--.
end ; yqeng sow, M. ;Clark, Setowd
Bele. ; sweePstaltes, M. Clark.
Bum Ilos.-Three b con hogs,Doug
las! and Son.. L e
POULTR •
Brahma cock, W. Ca ter; e,ocieere
J. S. Howrie, J. Battl ; hea, W, Oar
ter, P. Daley and Son pullet. W. tear
ter, P. Deleer and Son. erred Rock ,
C. Hole -vein.; cockerel, J. W. Orteve
P. Daley' and Son; hen, 0. iMar,shall,
W. OrtWebn.; pullet, 3. W. Ortwein,
Daley tava San. :White Rock cock, au
hen., 3. Worntwein ; oekerel and pul
let. J. et-Ortwein, eq—Marshall
Beef Co bin cockerel d hen, 3. Pat
tier and Isecend ; Lamp " an cock an
j. S.• Hoverie ; 5.0. Paorldn4 eoe
J. Dattl r, .cockereie J. S. Ilowrie ;
J. Batt). r and aecoid A. 0. V. Gam'
cock, P. Daley and ; A. V. Game
Bantam cek. and hen, W. Carter, anY
variety Cochin. Banta cock and hen,
clutturrit at Sons ; cock rel, 3, Battler,
Sons ; pull t,.. J. Battier,
Chiff # Sons; any • ther variety of
Bantam cotk and hen W. Carter and
second; S. Ilemberes ceck, cockerel
and en W. Carter .1 #
let, . tolIery, W. e:rtesre;eciPtic;
Ham u is cock, cocker 1, hen. and pel-
leta arter and seca 4; B. Ham-
buega c ckerel, hen: el pullet, W.
Carter a second; Ho den cock, cock-
erel aedij h first and pullet first and
secemel; Oland cocker 1, W. Carter, J.
Battler; hen, W. Car er and secentb
pullet Carter, J. tattier ; Buff Or.-
phington' cock and he #, J. leattler
ertweeell; t. lull dLi 1 eel].) otp,
cockerel end, pullet, J. Howrie ; ,A40.
V. Orphiseetan cock, Dem:arra:he:II ;cocb.e.ak-
r:alf,c13°'e'
S. 0, cock, cockerel,
rran e and eeconde
- d :,-Son and
second ; White Legho n, le C., - cock
and hen, let Carter; rown Leghorn,
cock, 3. S. ilowrie, J. Batt) re cock-
• erel, J. 8. Howrie, P. Is - and Son;
hen, J. S. owrie,, P I - and Son;
pullet, J. attler, J.
clalusien. c ck, cockere he 71111de ; Anpul-
let, J. S. Howrie, J. ttle ; Bl.ack
Spanish cock, J. Battl r, J. ., Hovirle;
• eockerel, Battler; h . e;r1 pullet, J.
S. Flawrie,1 3. Battler; Mieorca cock,
J. Battler cockerel, Ire. Howrie, 0.
Fell; hen, J. Battler, rs. Howrie ; pul-
let. D. Pell and sec. ; S, L.• (Wyan-
dotte cock, J. W. Ort Pr.y08:lesoyagG;
Pon; cockerel, 3. W. a,. twein aind eec.
end; hen, W. Carter,
'pullet, P. Daley /4u1,
Wyazelotte cock Battler
cockerel, J. Ortwe
hen, 3. W. Oriweln.•
let, J. W. OrtOein, P.
Wyaridotte cock, cock
let, P. Daley and Son
;Wyandotte . cock and
wein.; cockerel and
Red Caps; cock. cock
let, 3. Battler; R. I.
cockerel, F. Fowler;
ler, F. B.obithson ; Br
hen, Daugles and
keye, young- tOm and
Concord, A. Elcoat, Crich.
• Peaches. -Late Crawford, JeloGrleve;
en. other variety, W. McK-enzie. •
• lums.-Coe's Golden Then), W. H
Cr cken; Washington, W. H. Iticerack.-
en., A. Elcoat ; 'Orleans. W. H. McOrael -
en- „Imperial Gage, A. Eleoat ; Manes
Pu le, Mrs. Bullard; Lombards. .
rI ve, W. H. MeCrackea; Abu:wawa
Po 's Seedling and Grand Duke,
R McCracken; German Prone, W. E
c a J. 'Grieve ; Bradshaw,. J. Go
e 1 ck, W H. McCracken; Retitle Clan
Elcoat ; any other variety, W.
pracken.
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
tnpire State potatoes, G. E. Crese-
w 11; Beauty of Hebron. and Ear
Bu pee potatoes, W. H. McCr.acket; an
oth r parlety of early potatetee, C. Ho
be ; any other varletY late pota
. Joynt ; any neve variety, E. Oa's4,
W. II. McCeacken ; winter cabbage,
Holbeka, J. Stafford; fall cabbage,
Ho bein, R. Winter; red cabbage,
Ho beim., W. H.- McCracken; Savoy ca
b e, C. Holbein, W. H. McCracken;
cau iflower, J. Stafford, F., Robins ;1
tab e carrots, D. Fotheringham, jsabe1-
la
ott; long table carrot, and long
h1.6. beets, W. II. McCrackea : turnip
bl • te beets, W. IL McCracken, a II
bei ; parsnips, W. II. McCracken,
Hol elm.; tsweet table corn, J. a. Cheta-
ne W. McKenzie;. ain-y variety corn,
otheringham ; celery, W. H. MO -
(Ica ken, 'CS Holbein ; tomatoes, D. Poth-
er ',tam, C. Ilolbein; red onions, W. IT
Me eeken.; white or Yellow onkols, W.
• oCracken, G. Holbein; *Idling on-
.1101bein ; pumpkins, W- jec-
•K zie ; water melons, C. 1101bein, W.
Alt ens ; musk, melons, -C. Holbeize W.
H. McCracken; citrons, McKenzie,
C, olbein; vegetable marrow and table
squ sh, W. tecKenzle, W. H. McCradk-
en. ; Hubbard equash, W. a McCracken ;
eon etion of vegetabees, C. Holbein.
4 FIELD ROOTS.
•L ng red mangolds and globe man -
Igo , W. H. McCracken; Intermediate
rem olds, WL H. McCra,cken, R. Char-
ter & Sons; Swede turnips, ;0... Bois
bet . W. R. ; onions, W. E. Mc -
Cr ken., C. liolbein ; flekl cora, 11
F heriTiOalri; pumpkin, W. Mc-
Cra ken; squash, W. H. McCracken, C.
Ho' ein; auger beets, E. Case, A. P.
J t white or yellow carrots, A. E".. -
cos. , W. McCracken.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
2 lbs. butter in eel:10k or (tub, 3, K.
W-; 5 lbs4 table butter,TJ W. (Cur -
tie. Mrs. Bullard; cheese, private =de,
J. Wise home mide bread, R; Char-
ter and ions ; P. Cleary, Geo. Aber -
her • j2akers' bread, Ca,rdno Bros., Jas.
C •; honeY eornb, Wm. 11a,rtry ;
h eY jar, W. Hartry, C. Holbeine
coll Won. home made wires, W. II.
M acken; collection honey, Wialem
11. ry, HISbein: collection canned
fri t, C. Holbein, W. IL McCracken;
Mil . Carnpsiirr special for bt home
e bread, R. Charters & Sone.
MANUFACTURES.
actory blamkets, Chesney, R
Charters and Sone; stogie harnese, an
alsO double *team harness, M. Broderick:
collection of musical instruments, W.
J. Trelsle,
FINE ARMS.
P tins In. Oil. -Landscape or mar -
toe Mrs. R. Stephenson, Miss Rogers ;
110 era or fruit, Mr.s. R. Stepheaeo*
M Livingstone ; entree/ MiseTol-
ton. Mrs. Stephen:am ; portrait or fig-
ure 'Mies Tolton, Miss B. Morson,
atercolors.-Laadecepe or marine,
M Iloverle, Mrs. A. S. McLean; flow-
er fruit, Mese laniard, Mies B.
J. NW: .Ortwein :1 ere
lo eL.
net', ., Battler ; -be Miss Tanen.
el' lieneear:BPertili..: De a daawheg, Wee Rogers, 311 lelv- He is Alm ico)y a marvel. ,
crayon, Mrs StePhenson, Miss Rogers;
Mi --`8 'reees-erlteadaYleefall are oaPs.eid t
Western, Provinces, at the ege of
and second I 't M ; animal life. Miss Tcaton,
;110.bein; Pul- 1 Livingstone ; portrait or figure, D. emallest (Cl recced.
Robinson; GI. L. Be y, Mrs. A. S. McLean; drawing' in -sir Mackenzie Bowen iS ,touritnT
• W. Oita tone ; _collection of photos, HO:- _Hon. ;Goo. H. Foster aoa retutipea
1, h end put- .
.. I uchslas, Dr. Scott ; flowerine' be- ing an active part In the ortheoraing-
; A. b. T. veer of- nias, W. Hartry ; double igeran- -a,The assessment of the city ,of To-
Stepheneon ; tea cloth, lace work, Mies
Fisher, Miss Livingstone; 'heed made
woollen 'gloves, Mies Fle,hete W. H. Me -
i
Cracken; hand. made fan. y handker-
chiefs, Mre. Howrie, Miss cam.; head
teat, Mies Fisher, Mrs. S .yth ; fancy
imitting, Mrs. Stephenson, --,Mrs. Smyth:
Batteaburg lace, Mrs. Smyth, J. G.
Chesney; Brazilian Point lace, Mrs
Eowrie : Duchess late Mrs myth, Mies
, ,
1.31vingetone ; honiton or int la.ce
Mrs. Smyth, Mre. Steph .eae. ; teneriffe
lace, Mre. Smyth ;I laendr bag Miss
Fie -her. Mrs, Stephenso,n ; ' ookea rag
mat, James Archibald; ho
mat, Miss Tolton e fancy tablekedmat, wIti:e°:•.:.1
Ilowrie; Mise Sclater; hand made wool-
len mitts, men, Mrs. Stephe. one W. H.
McCracken; hand made veoollen mitts,
cleay; net-
s Fisher ;
srim1;;;;pa; nizatinrutei embi-rtacheltrto.4Zdarr Miedoi.dnieMnbebtwedetrhtelen:meil:lentrIT s,
Noes TO .. 'day a last week.
,e;eueliese-4°311 1dispoee-Mr* oNi hiBi C°bultsshians adieltecirdell al'adt°-
go west. He will sett:e in eithern l'
egary or Edmonton,
-Rev. Father Ronan has' been rem
ea from Logan and Mitchell parishee
$t. MarYs, and is eucceeded by
Father Kelly, of St. Marys.
-James S. Aitcheson, ot Downie,
had his back broken. a Morith alga
threshing, died recently' in the
fowl hospital. He was 61 years of ego
and is survived by two sons and lene
dauglater.
....--A serious accident eceurred
Ketersoa Park, Mitchell, on. Wedr
of laet week. While watching
races, Mr. W. P. Staten of Fullart
In the pickets, ea that he fell ea Ms
:laial b.atek7sarels_ from a fence on. wh ch
he was standing ard his feet caught
head, producing eollellI011 of. - -4•'•
-At the 2hure of Mr. and Mr-.
ward CubboneSt. Marys, on Tue.-A
September 20th., the marriage of ti
rd:genzuliteter, Carrie, wet Mr. Chas. -
of a number of relatives end intimate
event, of , Toronto, was eolemnized. by
Rev. D. NL McCames, in. the present);
-While -.cutting *wood wtill a 'dr -
tiller saw for a etee,ra thresher, ',am unc
farm of Mr. J. W. McGinnis. Loewe:6
°Porda,Weieda, 0e2d1'. KaYinkeorf aletmelvteewikithMr.len acW-. ,
eident that will --Akely cost hire '
11,fet While etooping, the bead of the
untortunate man tame In contact with,
the SAW, Whieb. nearly cut off the top
of his head. 1 i
-On Tuesday afternoon of last week,
es lire. john Britton, an aged Ilibhert
lady, was driving itto Mitchell, eledi
Nthsraae ttprzeproalhedingatthteheenveoriseheaard riglip_e,
proaching train and upset the carriage.
Ahrowing liee. Britton Into the deep
'ditch. She eustained a broken shoulder
blade and a broken rib, besidee a deep
gash in the head. and A bad shalting
un-
-Mre. Balmier, one of the arl7
settlers. of Logan, passed aw y on.
ITeleWeeday ot last week at the age la
ninety years. Her tesband died a
twenty Yea•rs agos la .she i& sun --
by a. family of tet.i sOrz and
daaegthtere, viz, Georgee on the '
stead.; August, In Str.siford; Henry, .
Ohio; Charles, In Indiana; Mrx Fred
Wasman, Bredhagens and Mrs. 'Chas.
Querenge-sser, in. the West.
-Mr. Edward Seehath, of Mitehall,
met with a bad aeckleat on WedneS-
du" of 1S.st week. He wee drilling for
water on. the farm et Mr. (Cha. eluilatz,
Logan, and when sharpeoing. a drill, an
explosion took place in the coal fires
blowing away part et , a finger a.
-thumb, cuttieg the azter7 0; 4 -110 -ter
finger and tearing a . hole through/
the palm of the hand. It is thoublt
that a. stick of -dynamite had been sect- -
dentalay placed in the eoale .... '
-At a special zetetbig of the Strretford
-city council on Friday morning, the:a-
greement between the city -and
Stratford Railway Company foe an
ectric street oar system in Stratford.
with a radial line to Grand 13ead. Wae
Difilegi-nalliandand Cit- ye'relereitignedLang.-Y.Arate
Wad-
dell, representing the Promoters,
stated that the Toad would certainly' he
btheellthyw_litahlwii, the time limit speeltleditlY.
,
-Mavaret Osborne, widow of the
late Richard Ntinkintlm, aled it her
home In Mitchell on Monday. of Cast
week. At .the time of her death She
was in her 68th year. Ole had" -been 't a
resident .. of Mitchell for a nuraba.! of
years, moving from the farm On tne
13th conteseloa of Laegata shortly af
ter her husband died. Deceased hadlno.
riivieeniely1 ccoytIlebeesrsionaerelie, ,buLtvgisan,suravudived3 '0.7
two adopted daughters, : Mrs. Noah Part -
Wm. ' Code, Mitchell.„
r John. ELIO, a high:7 es
ed well known resident of Stela- y
Passed away on Tuesday morning lei
last week. Although he had been 1
Ill health for a ntimber ef years past
incident to the infirmities of Old age.
his demise. was quite unexpected; '
on Monday -he was able to be out of •the
house, in his usual health. He wasilbOrrs
in Weston, ewer Toronto, 79 years itgee .
and had lived in St. Marys fori 29f/ears.'
He leaves three eons and three daugh-
'teres
Women, Miss; Fisher, Mise
Mg', Miss Livingstane, Mi
patch work and Talley hand
el, Mise Tolteae Miss Fie
frame, Miss. Livingetone,
drawn pillow shams, Miss
roidered pillow shams,
n, Mrs. Sraerth; fancy
Mies-- McKay, Mies Livinget
bag; Miss Talton, Miss Firelev; wood
pyrography, Miss Rogers, . Berry;
crazy quilt, Mrs. Smyth, Mts. Stephen. -
son; patched cotton quilt, Mise Me -
Kay', Mrs. Smyth; pieced woollen q411t,
Mrs. Smyth, W. H. MeCra ken; eilk
or velvet -quilt\ Mrs. Smyth Mrs, How-
; enY otheie quilt, olton, R.
s , Toltoe;
hawl, Mrs.
an's floe
stone. bliss
made' shirt,
hir t wale t,
shopping-
irs. Omyth ; slip-
ivingstone, Miss
Mrs, tephensone
red • ofa pillow,
Stephenson: eofa
Tame Archibald,
ted eofa pillow,
pillow. any otb-
11. hand.
x, MAT. SmYth,
made wornan's
s W.
Fisher,
Miss, Liv -
toilet mats,
an; tray
her. Mrs.
eamesseemessematea
McLEAN BROS. Puh1isher4
$1 a Year ile etoveence
Lieutenant Rol Morris Gzoevekl of e.he
Queen's Own Rifles, who accompanIed
the regiment to England a month igo
to take part in the army manoeuvres.
typhoid and pneumonia, which was e- n -
Death rezulted from a Oomplicationet
treated eoeir after the regiment la w.
Eight officers fell 1.1 about the
time, the result, it is 1-.11.eved, of
ing impure food in Quebec, and
a gloom was coat over tbe
at the commencereent. BY the -cleat. f
the young officer the trip which prem-
ised so much pleasure and glory lior
the participants hes. been given its niate
of sadness. The other eick officers,
adding Lieut. R. Pellatt, sou of
Pellett, are ;still verY sick
Aldershot and London hespitale.
Perth Items
les
inter jr.; fire scree , MI
Ws. Smyth; lady's 01
Smyth, Mrs.- Stephene n:
hand made shirt, Mies iv n
Fisher; Met; e0arse
/41iss, Tolten; embaold red
Mirs. Ilowrie, Mies F ;she
bag, Mrs. Stephenson,
ears, home made, Mies
Fisher ; slumber robe,
Mee. Smyth; .ereibroid
Min Livingstone, Mrs.
pillow, needle work,
Mies Lvingstone ; pai
MLssi Lieingstme ; e.of
Or, Miss Tolton, Mrs.
made men's woollen.
liars. Stephenson.; ham
Woollen. stockings, Mi
H. McCracken.; tattln
Miss- Livingstone ; te os
ingstone, Mrts. Stephe .,son;
Were Fisher, Mrs. St phe
eloth, drawn work, a Fl
Howrle ; tray cloth, e ro ery, Mrs.
Stepheneon; ladles' derv,4,ar, Mrs,
Smyth, Miss MelCay ; Whisk holder, Mies
Fisher, Miss Tolton; woo -carving,
Ines Tolton, Miss F sher; work bag,
Winter jr„ Mrs. . Ila*try; home-
spun. yarn, W. H. McCracken ; collection.
of ladles' work i R. Winter jr., Mrs.
Stephenson.
• JUDGES.
Heavy Horses. John. rockba k,
Parte.
Light Horses. -W. Messila St Mar s.
C•attre.-.0 M. Simms, Ivan.
Sheep. -A. Stevenson, Atv ood.
Pigs. -Geo. Stanbury, sta, ley ; Ro
Winter, Seatorth.
Poultry. -J. L. Brown, Killop.
Fruit. -B. R. Sloan, God rich toven-
14P.••
Flowers. -A. E. Cluff, Se forth.
Fine Arts. -Mr. Frank, tititchell.
Domestic ManufactureS ard D
Produce. -John Beattie, Sea orth ;
Scott, Brecefleid.
Roots _and Vegetables. -J, -Atk
Tuexeremith. . _ I
Grain. -James Beattie, orth.
Ladies' Work. -Mrs. W. W. Meredith
and Miee Sutherland, Sea th.
• Canada
Wo(
bine
he the
to Ottawa, recuperated by sr long ao114
FLOWERS IN' POTS
exits, pock and day, end declares hie inteloi of tek-
Pelt 'iurkey, old go as, txtberous begonias end co:lection eession of th.e Dominion Pferliament.
V-.
to
v.
-az
clung ien, Snow-. 1 '
T. 3. McMichael : -Dormice- Idea Bros.; Toulouse eise, Douglas &
lel. for ;best heavy team, ISM. took Lst and 2nd in. alre classes ;'
Bank of Do&merce special IBremem Geese, old gander anti old goes%
Bli. Yng
y brood : znare, T. J. Me- W. Meter, Snowden. es, ; ougan-
, der and young goose, W. Carter, H.
Brood mare and foal, T. Dorranee ; Pekin 1)ucks, old drake, now . Case, F. Powlar ; foal, den. Bros -end second);
.T. N. Forsythe, R. J. duck add 'young- duck Doilglas & Sion
year old, J.- Nicholecca and second ; A.O.V. ' k, -aid drake,
Oh, 0. Walker, two year W. Carter, ICeith McL an., yeurag drake,
. 3. T. DiCksone one W^: Carter, Douglas a •Sort.; old duck,
Moir, E. Bozell, 'pair in Keith McLean; young* duek,iWeCarter,
nigg'y, Tolm Decker, Wm. i Douglas and Son, col: ctiOn !Pigeon's, D.
roade,ter "in ',harness and !Berry, A. P. J-oynt ; e Ian 'Hares, G.
eys, Dr. H. ,H. Roes, .4. :E; Cooper took all t e
eepstakes, W. Ahrens. 'Pigs; Gee. E. Cooper to
oar mare and foal; Geo. prizes.
A. McIrenzie, Geo. Riley; I ' GRAIN' and
, J. Nicholson, A. Tr.a- 1 ,White fall w'h at,
tgomerere two year ' old. Alarms • red 1 al wh
, J. Nicholson, W. Mont- W. meieeeefe ; e
ear old, 3. R3.. •GmocvDouenllinoceku;., est.i.niet barley, 3.
Mrs'. Bullard; co:led-ion 0 tellox-
, W. Hartry: eiegle ger urns,
Mr. Bullard; twig/mg basket o flow-
ers W. Hartry; collection of 'ovvers
in. pots, W. Harter, D. Berry.
, CUT FLOWERS.,
young drake, Dahlias %
J. Grieve, A. Scott; dahlia
old bouquet, JeQrieve; dahliaa, cattle% and
also collectioa of dahlias, A. Scott, J.
Grieve;. pansies, Isabella Scott, Mrs.
B lard; aster, W. Hartry, J. Grieve ;
cal ection. asters, D. Fell, Mrs. S.
el 11 •
; stocks, R. B. Scott, J. Grieve;
ve benes, James Cowan, R. B. Scott;
!di- thus, R. B. Scott, Mee Bullard?,
1 1e petunias, Miss I, Scott, R.
B. Scott ; double petunias, R. B. Scott,
ItiLes I. Scott; phlox drommendie Jas.
Cowan, Miss; I. Scott; phlox star, Mts.
Bullard; gladiolus, W. Hartry; zennias,
R. 1 B. Scott; besket of cut Alower,
MLs cott, Mrs. Bullard; annuals,.
R.l B,f Stott, Miss I Scott; siWeet Ws%
Hartry, Mies I. Scott; nastur-
tium, gractio';Hus, coan;v
H. Hartry, Mrs. B julalaidan..4
sun /lower,: R 8. Hays.
• ;Amps? WORK.
ancy &prole Mrs.1 Stephenson, Miss
T ten; ,kitohen. ap Mrs. Bullard,
M . Smyth; button boles, Miss .Fiele-
er, Miss Toltane gm<kthig cap, Jarnes
IA ; case for 'gloves, etc., Mrs.
St teason, Mise Fisher ; table centre
pLee, Jas. Archibald, Miss Fisher; cro-
ch ted counterpane, Mrs. Howrle, W. H.
Mteracken; knitted counter Ale, Mies
F • er; !crocheting, cotton. or silk, Mrs.
S th, Miss Fisher; eroche , wool,
Miss McKay, Mies Fisher; eollectim of
leather poet ; cards, Miss Sclater, J. G.
Chesney; cakonation work, Mrs. Smyth,
MLss Fisher; dresser or stand- cover,
Mss Fleher, Mrs. Smyth; darning, Mrs.
Sthyth, elissIolton.; doylies. Miss Fish-
er Mrs. Stnyth ; mantle drape, Miss
Fieher, Mr. i Smyth; drawn. work, W.
R4-tr3r, 'Weis Fisher; child's fancy
CireSs, Mrs. i%owrie, R. Winter jr.;Delph
eMbroldery, iMiss Fisher, Mrs. Smyth;
eyelet ezebreidery, Mrs. Smyth, Miss
S11c
'Johin Geiger; single R. Sreillie ; laaige
Turnbull and McIntosh, oats-, 31. K. Wise
n, A. McBeath ; eWeeP- seed, • J. K. Wiz
&aline, J. K. wi§e;
R. Sm lie, .37f.
stak , Tu 11 an4 McIntosh; Dr.
E. H Roes' s cial for best 'three Year
old t •adstee . A rens; D. T.,Pink-
ney's special or bet roadster foal,
G C. Dal bee • halter'brake obit
f:by • ere' s,iis, qeo. Riley, T.
e.
•
• T I! #bred,
E.. • -e, R.
-three eeeer.01
ters Wid 5
G. Th1nl11te
ofie ear old
Charters
hetei!. calf,
ior hull calf
calf, R.
A.. a smiili
T. Smith
Sons, A. G.
Charters a
special for •b
Grades.-Bes
P. Joynt ; on
Campbell and
steer ealf,. A.
Caanpbell.
Jerseys cow, J. R. GoVenlock,
3. T. Curtis ; I ne ear old,helfer, F.
Robinson; heif cm, J. R: Govenleck.
Ilerefords.- zest cow, and a1go bull
calf,. Oeange • berhart. •
Butchers' Cattle.-TwoYesi • old
steer and one .year old steer, J. ;Camp-
bell- and second; oweepstakee, Johia
Campbell.
;Cattle judging bY farmer's' eane,JoliinI
s
ICIAT, DE.
orthornse -- Beet cow,
rters end Sons and Sid;
heifer, E. ;Case, Ite, Chet -
two ear old ;heifer, IA.
see , E. Case third;
eifer A. , G.Fanitae. 11,
one ad thid ; eenlor
Charters amiSons; son-
. pese; junior • heifer
ere• and Sone anid third,
ecend; junior bull calf,
herd, R. Charters and
Ille ; !sweepstakes, R
ens; M. Y. MoLeaeVe
herd, R. Charters and
coareeJohli Camalbilf, A,
Year old beitere Joliet
econd ; heifer calf and
Eleoat ; tsweep,stakes, J.
t,
wileat. ; and ;six
K. IWIise, W. R.
oatsj g5. Car1th, W.
ts, J. K.V Lse ; black
W. A e.' ; timothy
;.wx lat.ceirealbeF W.
'elstovWit4
er'
hreas* collec-
3. H.
; met.
en
-
111 e,
nal palsori;Viyvv:thext, fat
Izes • Guinea
k ;12.1 the
seed, J. K. Wise. W
Um of grain he ear,
silage corn, W. . Sir
Cracken.; ohelled 1cor
ham, W., H. Mc rack
peas, J. K. Wisie4 s
Wise, .W. Ahre*
• k FRU T. . . 1
lApples.-Baldwins, W. giodats '' a
Crich; ,Kkag of Tom kins, `Geo. Moir,
'Appleton Elcoat a N0rt1heUL PY, A. m-;
coat, A. poven.locik ; R IGr4nlnJg, Rib -
sten Pippin amel Gol ell Rnasets, R.
Charters and, Sone; S ekeno-frathers W.
McKentie, R. Charters and Sons; Weal-
thy; J. T; Dickson, Cl.h*terie att/ei
Sons ; Ontario A. ch, Geo. ' Aber -
hart ; )3en. Dzieris, Du hess et Oklen-
bueg, Caba.shee and pitzeriburg, H.
Crich-, Snow -apples', !Geo. ,A.berhart;
()Divert., H. Crich, 11. GoVentock ; Mann,
exelleiteaeLleatege, H. Crich, W. 1E1 -
coat; Alexanxler, It. pnarterz & S es;
red crab apples-, H. ' esneY, R. C ar-
ters & Sans ; any other named var1sty,
Geo, Aberhart, John Campbell.
• Pear' -.-Winter peat, 11. Caich ; F mr
isb Be lite-, H. Crich, ,A. El;isat; Bu Tee
Clairg au, J. T. Dielepon, B. Sett;
Clapp' Favorite, A. lcoat,; 13elle u-
crative, 'RI Govenloc Sheldon, Gi E
4
Or e.sWell, W. McKenzie ; Louiee B nee
de Jersey, W. 1.1c1Ceetzle ; Bartlett and
Beurrd' " Anjou, H. CrIch Geo. II
Crese ell.
Gra e.--Moori's Barba O. Dick .
Nialgraia, . Mrs. R. SteeheneeerP., H. Cr ch ;
—Lee
ater ; 'jewel mbroicleree MI6's Fisher,
s. Sniyth ; ountrnellick embrolderY,
as Fisher, s Livingstone, Boman.
broidery, M1S Livingstone, Mrs.
th alt./1hr iderY on. cotton, MISA-
• her, R. W ter jr.; embroidery on
k, Mrs. Sm th, MTS. • Stephenson;
„broidery pplied to dress malting,
Winter jr., Mrs. Stephenson; etch-
, Mrs, Smer h, Miss Fisher ; novelty
taw/ work, 1 Miss Livitigstone, Mies
ton; faaec tor.. Miss Fisher, Jas.
cliThaid,- tea cloth, drawn work, Mies
Le -her, 3, te. Chesney; 'tea cloth, em-
oldered, Ms Livingstone. Mr -s•
ronto has increased durin the . past
year by $40,000,000 and th population
-by 30,000. The . totalassess t of The
city Is now e309,000,000 a the popula,-
tion. 341,991.
• -The first really heaver ijiing frost
of the seaeon was repo r from all
parte of Manitoba and etehtwan
lest Monday might, 8,v front 6
te 1.2 degrees Ail veget4 p stuff, was
badly damaged, but as the harvest op-
erations are about over th..dameZe to
the igrain Will be trifling.
• -Eben Fretwell, a 1ifh1. larnier of
the towuship of Augusta, county.,
was found. dead in. bed a Ms -home
near Maemard. Thenight fore he bed
_retired in hie ueual good health, and
It is supposed that while he Ilept
wes stricken with heart f Ds-
esaSed was 65 years of and leaves
a widow a.sid fornni.
-The conservatives, of
orith wel-
iington have selected J• Ransom; How-
itt as their candidate in
tion to. fill the vatancy
isleture e.aueed by the ax
M. J. P. Downey.
is a Yonnig lawyer,
of the town. of Guelph an
Doptiar. The date of the
not yet been fIxed. The
cot yet selected their Ma
-While attempting to
lfhe bye-eleee
n the Lego-
Intment of
Mr. llewitt
a motive
seld to .,be
lectioxi bee
iberals have
e. ,1 -
pold _ef
the reins, his. team having started he
rim away, John McCurthie, engaged in
threshing operations en t e farm, ' of
Byron. Mason near KIIlarney, Manitoba.
fell off the hih load of ehelavee and
a wheel of the wagon pas4lrg. Wier his
head, he was instantly}i1J. Me-
Curthis was a farmer -and lived eight
rnilee north-east of Kii arney. He
was' buibling a load and zt
team eterted to -run he
for the ifront ladder of th
the reins. The front of t'
way and he was thrown t
-Thinking she Could c
of the, Iii a, St. .,Cathaelnes
Tonto Ital w I at MerritO stati
h, (her
eitoba.
e:n• the
rush
reek to pet
rack gave
the tground.
the racks
it To-.
n be -
Mrs.
made
fore the rain mild rea
Ross, of ress t3.lver, M
anattenipt, but ost her 1-fe as e. Prin.-
seque ce ' ortly ' after eeeeu o'Clo.ek
5aturdy ii1.t Eteceased, who. :lad
beelt I5ItJ2 in .Merriten, was on her
way a tale statiOn to take ithell---agara
Fells train, when he saW a. freight
twin, in eight. She hes-it ted a, mo-
ment* PerAlexed, and theD maie ,
phase onto the track, direetle in
front of the electric freigl t engine.
-C hie , messages receiv d by 1 rela-
tives and friends in Toro to las* week
awes -nee the death in. he ilitairyi
Camb 1dg Hospital at Aidershot of
4;
Tricker/n*0th
Good Filly Sold.-Yett PrIstilla, the
by Mr 0
iNefitexollyto treighorascenalianotlytiejlingeignolmodpfb,rrtbeedeogtoMr Wm.y
ninigham, of Carlow- This fillY
, her sire be -
Prince nj
-out of a Berm'e Pride ; mare. With her -
choice -breeding and ,rare
merit this filly is bound, to InEeli4J1gaeiti.
Dublin.
$edeen Death, -The death of J iMe-
Kenna, la,nd serveyor, alid an old and
well known resident et Dublin, came
.with ehoeking suddenness, on ThwurrInes:
morning. aire- McKenna *aa
s I
on a drainage ea -se at Bornholm., and
was giving his evidence wheu lie sud-
denly threw up his hands and droaped
de4d• _Mr. McKenna was well known
t oughout this district 'where he had
do'ne business for many years. He was
held in high esteem by a.11,and ide tragic
death will come as a severe „shock to
very many friends. The deceased is sur-
vived hy one daughtar, who teachee
school in the village, and one awl,
Dr. 14eKen2ia, of Sarnia, tf) VAIOLI WIll
be extended the eincerest sympeary
all.