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NUMBER 2545
EPTEMBEA 22, 1916
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The anneal fall aair of• the Exet,r
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Agricultural Society eld on ' ir
spacious , groan& on Mondayi, and
Tuesday' IkSt, was an unuisnallY
oessfal vent this; ye re The Weat
er, al ugh a trifle 0 Ily, was brig t
the weather Man "withholding a sho
er mai, 'after "slipper on the Iseco el
dolt Ao ,Itihat the Idayos. pleasure 'west
not in any way, interfered with. T e
inside ;shear this year Was above e
,standard, the allisalaY .of bailee wo k
especially befrag the finest, both n
nuMber of exhiblts and quail 'y th t
Exeter has 'seen prDab1y in twen
ears. The rootsani vegetable e
hltse of course, were rather lig t,
but there 'woe a Igahendid id* lay
plurnis and peaches. While the oth r•
de • : Ft:rents were *e represents
The eggaexhiblted con ucte4t bY t e
Department OT Agricul ure, Nisi la de. -
atrated the proprer Me had of ' aeli g
and handling eggs for Marltet, was n
added( feature to the ( nisi& .how tiis
year and 'ogle that createda a : gre t
deal etInterest. The outdoor ,h.w -
heia on. Tueaday was Mao a aacce s,
the iesehibits of live stock 1 bei g
lar:gre and of exceptionally ' go dr.
quality. Exeter fair far many yea s
ha's been. noted for th' excellence f
ite horse' exhibits. and this year w
no exeeption. Both, Ili the heasry a d
light elapses there w s a large ent y
and the orkrpetition very keee. n
the Single roadater el 3, alonh there
were '18 entrieS. Th re was false a
fine exhibit of cattle ogs, sh ep a d
poultry and the officers "and djrectsrs
are td be 'congratulated on the. ,succe as
of idheir far thia year. The !folio -
ing * , list of the suroeseflil ex-
tibtte4"1 (‘ HORSES
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. Da
nd. White - yandnitt , W. EdWards,
.
Heywood • c'hicks, .rEdwards, E.
gnan. Part Idge Wy ndottes, W.
.endel, W4 ward; cks, W.Wen-
1 amid 2nd Orphingtons, bidet, W.
den, 0. True:n.ner; chleka, ' W.
Bowden. Bu Orphin 116, W. Wen
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4, J. Battk ; chinks. W. Wen -
land
famed. WM Cradling s, Oriacts, J.
Mow and nd. Anda uslans,.(W. E '-
apt*, W. ttler; c ks, W. Vds
rds, W. arang; lack '100.niah,
Iso clacks, ' '.B. Bat ler; BOA Mina
as, 11. Q n�, W. ehdel; alsicka,
V. Be Battle ; Howie , W. Edwards
nd 2nd; It Cap, 'Weadet W.
den;.chl les, W. wden atig 2roi;
.0.V. garnets. W. We 1; elaalts, W.
eneiel and nd; Whit Leghtilens, It.
Sanders, S. S riders; ks, 3. taittler,
'W. ilhowidene Brown eghorhia, W.
r.ng, S. enders; c its, Wi. 1 -are
nig and 2n ; Black egbort0, T.
k, W. endel; les, yvi,i. We.
T. k; Rose Coma: t 'White
egladrras, Yr Dearing nd ladachicks
Senaoir, . Dearing; Rose,... Comb
own lee rns, W. DeAriiir, and
; &Lease . Deem and Itid.; Any
.r
..evarlet Pala W. Wendel
nd 'rd; c kis, W. Weiutg, R.
n,dera; „S.J. er Spang ed liObtirg9
. at -Batt , W. darreelts,
. A Bathe , ,R. Sand as ;-Eilyer P.M -
lied Harnis rgs, 3. tter; la. Track.
Any othier v _ety Ba alms, We 'Ed-
ards and nee chin ,-.W. Edwards
nd 2nd; Tur .ea, W. BOW -
n; ,eyekis, W. Bo dee and and;
ot1101.14e. get , W. pi, Rattler, checks,
• B.: Battle ; Pelem acks, W. Boma
n, G.; I -le clod, die° W. 13owien.
. 'B. Batt ; laye bury Dackse
hicks, W. ttkr; R uen Duaks, W.
Ilea; oh les, J. ttier, W. lakiy-
en ; Any r Var_ety Paelea, W. B.
tter, G. -Ilford; hlieks, W., B.
• • ttier, 1.- ay; Guane Fowl, 0, Bede
al, W. 'B. , ther, ; Soles', G.: -Bed-
ord,, W. W r.del; an °there variety
abbita T. oca
ck, R. Sanders; C-
etion of ‘P eona. G Bedforela chicks
. C. AUCOn 3, W. We del; I3aff Leg-
Jorn, 0. rwood; c icks,• G. Hey -
cod and 2 do _Rhone
• mance, also chicks; J
ignan, W. Bowden;
J udge-W „ Mateo
Greig Clothing Company Store.
A visit to- our special display of the very latest Styles and
Materials in Ladies' Coats in our store show rooms will
convince every woman of the superiority of our gar-
ments. The excellence in design and the richness of the
clothes and lowness of price combine to make coats that
appeal at once to customers and wef have just received
ptock a large shipment for this special exhibit. Come
to -day. You'll never have a better opportunity of see-
ing the choicest coats ever shown in Seaforth. PriceS
10 to $40
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:fl'S C1 s tIies
Ger4.1. Purpeee.e- ood tn.
ear:Pah , by foal, J.Green, t;
foal fo led '1916„ 3,, G,ren, Bu t;
Filly or rlaeldifag, 2,y*r5 old. . H
G. Penhale; ,filly r geldi aa 2
yeans Flann try, s. cyle n,
J. Backer, sr.; filly jar geldfihg, 0 e
ye.a,r old, T. Harris; I'eaefe J. ecker,
sr., G. •Peribale, W.' Witzel.
Agricultaral-Brood :mare ac asp n -
Led by ;foal, PE. Wee tcott, R4 Luk .r,
S. Cucknore; foal, fo led in 916, R.
ulcer., E. Wee a_
rrare; filly or geld d,
3. Roarcliffe, Morg ;
filly Or ;ladling, 2 ye.ie;
team, L. Rader, G.
-•-neavy Draaght-Rr
eomPanied•by foal, Mc
Foal, foaled In 1816,
Son, filly Or geld/rig
P. NOrtcatt and and;
two earsold •,E1
filly frige.lding oho
cliff,e team„ 3. Mer
Ands.
Spec
apee,
Wes
Cana
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Ca
ott, S.' C.
.g, 3 year0
n, J. Rofwellf
rs old, A. Ca..,
arris.
od mar,
Allister 4nd S
McAliis er
three years o
filly or Igelch
Bell, T. Ky
ear old, 3 .Ro
er, R. thc
Bi v
-wis Special, A. Hicks;
1, *Allister and Son; I.ukers
, J. Green; E. 1.
OW Mrs. Oudniore; Bank of
erce %sealed, 3. 3. ,Mernef.
e -J. Archibald.
'age -Brood mare acco
by f al, 'J. Decker, jr:; foal
in 19 6; J. Decker, Jr.; filly
fag, thre.e, yeaas old, F. Coat
Splendid
Overcoat
New
Fall Garmeiiits
ready for yqur
inspectio
iThe man who makes his Suit and Overcoat purchase nofr is a
sure winner. To put it off to a later time means taking long
$ chance. Good clean unadulterated cloth is very hard to find and
: is climbing rapidly higher in price. OUR SUITS, AT OLD
• PRICES. OUR OVERCOATS AT OLD PRICES. OUR
: BOYS' SUITS AT OLD PRICES, and every suit and coat with
tan absolute guarantee as to color and wear appeals to ever iy cus-
• tomer and means large and quick selling for us, so long as
,t. present selling prices prevail.
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t Sink. 10 00, 12 00 ta 1ti .00
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i Overcoats. 10 00, 12 00 to 1$ 00
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i Boys' Suits..... 4. 00, 5 00 to ,8 00
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t Highest Prices for Butter and E s
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iber, E. J. (Wlillert;filly, 4r ge
g two ae.aes old, E. J./Willert,
lanriery; Single carriage horse,
organ, C. Eliber, 4, Watson; p
rriage horses, W. O'Brien, L.
.ader, E. 'J. Willert.
Roadsters -Brood nare, with foal,
ock, F. Goatee; foal, A. Hicks,
lit*, T. Brock; three year old,
itz 1, W. Hatter, S. Madge;
ear cad,. J. JDerker jr., F. Coates,
yn, :man; pair in har.ness and bug I,
ker wee, W. Witzel, T. Deal y;
roadster in harnesa and bu. gy,
cker jr. Brock, A. Dun
weIlff,e a lady driver, J1 Dec
.Witeel; Times' special, -3.De
r jr. special, A. Hicks,
J re -T. E. R-obayn.
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J. I
J.
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ShOrthorni-Aged cow, R. Ha
nd 'second and; third; two tyear
hit'r, It. Hunter and isecon4;
reae old heifer, W. Pepper; ir
if, 134 Ranter, J. Miner, WI. Pep
ail calf, J Merner, R. Hunter; h
. Burger.
Ilerefor4a-3. Deibridge took all
rizes in this ciaae.
Jer.seg--Aged cow, W. Rd, T.
k; h,elfer mit T. Brock.
rad -Aged cow, R. Henten, P.
ates and thikel; two year oid heffer,
J. D•elbrdige ;end acie Eery; orne
year old heifer, W. Coates and nal
and third; heifer calf, A. Itticoat, .3.
Easejry; twoEly:ar old stee W.
0010449 and 244 and 3rd; o e ear
Ohl jateer, J itrner, J. De ridge P:
Coataa; steer jcalf, J Esrbr, W.
Coates and third; Heaman spela1,
R. Hunter ; Boibertson's spehial, R.
Hunter; lieddh special, P. Cates, W.
Coates. ;
Juriges-R-, $.: Robson, Jae 1F Hendry.
( • SHEEP.
Dariset Horned --W. Pearce t
all prima in this cla:as.
Shropishire.dOwns-rAged t..aim, also
ling ram, A.. Punkin; ram 1 nib,
A. l.upe and, 2nd ;old ewe, shear trig
ewe and .we larnb, A. Doupei A.Du kin
Lineolna-G Penhale took all the
prizes in thi class. ;
leracesters- ged ram, A. Elc
sheerling ra,. A. 'Eicoat, W. Mc
ter; ram 1wr4, A. 'Ekoat arniksec
old ewe and earling ewe, 'W• M
aster and second; ewe lama, W.
Allieter, •
Best pen, -any breed, G., Penh.ale
J adge-aW. H. Beattie.
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ter
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th e
ook
r - HOGS.
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iBerkshire-tearling' boar, 2 y
*ay yr.Old pow, Dowson Broa;
unier. one year and 'sow ander
year, NV, Pearce and 2nd. ;
YOrkalaire-G. Miner tooki all p
In thilO elaaaj except 2n4 fhr yea
boar, which Was awarded taii J.Ba
adges-F. ! 11. Hamilton, E. Del
POULTRY.
Batt 0000,141,13, W),, Edwards.
r.dge Cochina, Edw,archte W.
Battler; chiclies, W. Edwar. s. 13
PiShnoth RoOks, chicks,
W. Bowden.; White Plymo4itb R
J. Battler, R. Sanders; c1j1 ks,
Edwards, R. Sanders. iallyer
Doaatins, also chinks, W4 Ldwar
llis
nd
All
Mc
On
ize
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dg
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rre
ock ;
lislandeRee R.
nes' 'special, E.
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London.
GR IN and. BEDS.
Fall Iliheat, white, 3 Chairman, Mrs.
. Reynolds; fall w eat, red, 7On,
.a -ring; w ite oa,tts, . Harris; :den-
• y seeed, as. Chap; an; tensaage
own, L. 'Thy,Wim, learing;
peas, 0. Tr eroner ; c Ilection gram in
as, H. Ne h; mere nts'
rvey and 2nd
3 edge -W. 1. Hardin
H OR TIC L TURAI.,
Apples -W nter appl
• :§i, 3/ cliffe; p
winter apples, also
variety, 3. Itiowelaffe
areenihg„a;,;_3. Bowa
rn Sake,
oro Rujs
na, J. Bol
Ield 'Seek
man; ;Niort
Brock; Box
man; Bahlw
inner; West
Chapman; Snowappleis
3. Chapman; Gravenat
C. Flaher; ing of
P11.0,DUCT$.
s, also fall ap-
te of twhlve
11 apples, any
. Rhode Wand -
ffe.
':.-/R-olffe, T.
ets, ..T. Chap--
liffe, C. True -
not Further, 1.
3. Rowellife,
ns, H. Hustoa,
onspkins, .also
Alexander's, 3. Chap.. an, C. Fisher;
Canadian R d, C. Fish r; Ribstan pip-
pins, Grimes 'G. pippire13, and, Blenheim
PiPPires, J. renan; Wagners, Jas.
Chapman, .11 Sanideas Maiden Blush,
J. Chapman, C. Flishe ; Golden Bus -
sets, +Mrs. 1. Custator , J. &mange;
Ontario, 'W. Dearin- ; Wealth -y, W.
Dearing, M . 'Monier on.
Peaes-W1 ter pear, Mrs. McPher-
son, A. Mc herson; _fall pears, Fred
Brock; Fie. ish Beauty, Mrs. McPher-
son, A. 'Hic herson; Duches,s of An-
iouline, Fr
Favorite, P
Bee.rre .Ola
HePhe.raorn;
Break, T. Brock; Clapps
Whatiock, T. Brock;
geau, A. McPher,son, Mrs.
Vibar of Wakefield, II.
Huston; Be le Lucrative, F. Brock;
Sheldon, I. rAnciestrong, 31. Huston;
Haat P,eurr , F. Br k; Louis Bonne
de Jersey, F. Brock ;Buerre de An-
:ou, G. Bedford, Mijs. M.ePherson;
Bartlett, F 'Brtock, Has. 5. Cad -more;
extra. colie4tion, 0.
Plums -J Iferson, . Ande-rson;
kr-
perial Gag , Wm. : • den; Duane's
Purple, W.I J. Bassett, II. Hueton;
ethbards, vusto , wtr. Dearing;
any varlet, le. ilk; Pond's Seed-
ling, al Bedford; Bra' • :w, F. Brock;
Rene ‘-Claude, S. J. F1garth.'
Grape,se- iagara, t1as (T. White, C.
arneY; O4neord, F. Brock, Mns. S.
Cud -ore; eleware, C. Birney, F.
Brock; Ito ens No. H. Huston., A.
McPiter,son Rogers No. 22; II. And-
aman; Rogers Na. 4 , A. McPherson;
any other var_ety, Mrs. McPherson,
F. Brock; 'best co1ectIon, Mrs. Me -
Penson
Peaches Early Ora4wford, T. Brock;
late Cra-w ord, H. lAndensan, F.
Brock., j
Miscellanbous-Col. canned fruit, J.
Decker, ar, , Mrs. MePherson; col. af
honey, 3.rer'A.M.ePherson '• hon-
ey bt cam also t.eney in Jar, 3. Hab-
er, A. Mg "1-ersort; ijorne trade wines,
3. D,ecker sr.; hat led pickles, also
canned ve etables, 34 Decker, sr., Mrs.
calePherso ; home ade buns, 3.
_Andersen, H. 'Has n; hotme :rade
bread, Mr . 3 Moir, Jatnes Dick; col.
of cakes, "m. Dearl , Jas. Anderson;
cured hat, Wu'. Dearing, 3. Decker,
assortment cu4ed ereata, Jno.
Decker, s ., easing. Harvey's
Special, Mee. J. Motr. :
Judges F R. Ha4rrJilton, W.Dauna?.y.
amilton.
AIRY P ODTJCTS.
IT IN
PREPARED
The Greatest and 'Largest
War Picture Film
authorized by the BritishWar Oface
to be shown in
Cardno's Hall
September 22
,mionim#
Updei auspices of .the Sea -
forth Trench and Overseas
CoMmittee
, i
You owe t to the overseas
boys to be there.
Aftern on Evening
For f4rther ;particulars, see
small bills.
WroMaino
hortrii car ts 4arpci Nartes -carrots, C.
Edrney, . Hamilton; red carrots end'
yellow fi ljd carrots, 1dSanders, .R.
Sanders; sweet corn, G. Harris, F.
Stewart; Indian earn, W.1,DearIng, F.
Brock; 4atermmeions, W. Bearing;
pumpkins
0. Balm
F. Stewart, L. Day; squash, -
,
11, Neeb; muskx.elons, W.
Dearing, ',Mrs, 3. Moir; 'swede turnips,
Sld Sanders, Win. Dearing; any other
variety, le eDay ; white or yellow on -
tans, C. Barney; Spanish miens, &LSO
acenatoes,; R. Sandeas; celery, T.
Brock; eitrone, Slid Sanders, Bic.
Quance; harenips, C. Birney, F. Ham-
ilton; hulettar,c1 squash,j. Sanders, R.
Sanders; table squas , C Barney, Sid
Sanders; ;beet col, of vegetables, F.
Brock, SA. Sandens.
Judge-FGeorge Andrew.
MANUFACTURES and IMPLEMENTS.
Ten yards domestic cloth, W. W.
Taman; woollen yarn, Mass N. Tom,
B. N.eehten y.arida rag carpet, Miss
TOM.; Pee,iri ng treohines, S. Martin and
second; , tufted Jbird, ,ti. McPherson
and, and.; tailor custom, suit, also col,
taelor goods: aad, •furniallings, W. W.
Taman aharpenter work, Roes. Tay- -
lor Co.; aactory ;made quilt, IL And-
eraon; factary tweeds, also assort-
sr.ent of tweeds, any 'make, W. W.
Taman.
Judge,443. W. F. Beavers. f
FINE ARTS
Painting in oda landscape, Rev. Mux -
worthy, and 2n d, ; pain ting in oil; fig-
ure, Mrs. Skelton and 2nd; pahltinig
In er, fruit or flowers, Rev. Max-
worth.y, Dane .Wickwire; water color
landscape, Maas Follick, 3, Format;
water color, figure, Sans. Skelton,
Miss Follpk; water color, fruit or
flowe,r,s, ,airs Skelton, Mrs. W. Doig;
sepia painting, .7 Forrest, Miss Fol -
lick; phOtography, J. Senvor, M Sen-
ior; crayon or pastello, J. G. Forrest;
pencil sitetch, Rev a/lux-worthy and
2nd; collection photographs, J. Sen-
ior; Spada', 3. Senior, Miss Follock;
collection of photograph views, 3, .Sen -
tor; penand ank, 'sketch, Mrs. Skelton
J. G. Forrest; Painting on china, real-
latic, Mrs. McPherson, Idris. Wickwire,
paintingl on •chipa conventional, Mrs.
frIcItheneon; hair dressers work, H.
Neeb; collection stamps, Mns. Mte--
Pherson; J. Foare.st; collection of
curiosities, Mrs S Skelton, A. McPher-
son. r
3udge-W. D. Weekes.
•
i FLOWERS .
Tuberaus begonias, C. Barney; ?ferns,
L. Day foliage, J. Hunter ; hanging
baaket of plants, Mrs. McPherson;
col. of flowers hi plants, Mr,s. McPhee -
Ban, noSelty in potted plan,ts, Mrs. J.
Hallett, Miss rolllick.
- t CUT FI OWERa.
Five 1.- butter, IH. Anderson, H.
Neeb; tam lbs. butter, J. Morgan, :T
Decker; found roll or prints,
Anderson J. Ander on: most neeiy
arranged 1 late of »Ater for table use
H. Ander on, T.R. 1cDona1d, cheese
private m: e C. T uemner.
Judge --W. H. Lelvetr.
VEG ET .
Beauty of fiehl
Pearl of
T. Brock,
No. 1, al
Hogarth;
Brock;
winter ea
ba.ge, R.
beet, S.
Deets,
beets, .3.
beet man
man
mediate
BLES
i. potatoes, also
Savoy potatoes, F. Brock.
Empire ,
any ot
Rural N.
ew va.rie
bage, Sid
Sanders,
Sanders,
.331rney, 14 Sanders; sugar
Kydd, Wqn. Daring; sugar
L. ay, J. Kydd; long
,globe ngolds and inter-
angolds, ,W. Dearing; early
tate, also Oarnien
er variety, S. J.
_orker.s, 111.
rjit-, 3. Anderson;
Sandera; fall cab-
., Hamilton; blood
Hamilton; globe
r;iipmWmagoilligissamess...”
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litcLEAK BADS., Ptiblisherg
$150 a Year in Advance
ogos...04#, mdse.. —..-....4.-•-.#1wassama. aesiagnsoommiugoteetwoomerare
work, Mrs. Christie, Mrs. Wickwire;
M as ChesnO, sheet and, palovr cases,
Mrs .Mallett„ A, Hest rigs; tale run-
ner, - M as Sweet, MIS. Chr„atie.; work
on canvais, al se vithete, J. R. McDone
anal; mounted aofa „pillow, Mrs. Mal-
lett, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Berry; gap.
p How, washable, Mrs. Christie, Mrs,
Hallett, Mea. W ckwere; piano drape,
ISArlde addy, Jairs. 3. Nior ; si
board acara 1.1.'*'S Brooks, G. Pedfordi
whack ha -der, lira. Skelton, A. Hast-
chsbon, Miss N. Tom, R.
Northcott; goustry bag, A. Hast=ngi
dariarg, aao hattonhoks, Meaa Tome
patetereg, 1/0.-R Torrik.' V. S. Howey;
poi -ow altems, P.A. Ploiss; Biles To..r4
id.resa, Mhs. Wvitavire,latBroak
holies' underwear, ,MliSS SVASet.,
Northgott, Mrs. Hallett; tea cosy, afiss
Teen, MI'S. Wickwire; handke'rchiefs,
W. Ealott, ?Ans. Hallett; towel rack,
3. Brown, Ilea Reyneolo; tatting, Miss
WM, Mrs. ligadett; serving tray, Mrs.
Christie; photo frathe, Mrs. MeG1.11-
caddy, .7. 'Format; fancy apron, J. IR.
aspens/el, J. Brown; R. Northcott;
kitchen alai*, A.. Basting, Mrs. Cbris-
tj, S. co:nforter, Mas.
Madett, F..a. 'Floes; infant's booties,.
Miss Brooks; 1113 night ebirt
tinge; braid. k, Hiss Torn, Mae
Essery; idresser „scarf, Miss Chesney;
A. HastingS, T. Northcott; headwork,
Brown, Mrs. Skeetort; undervralst,
Mns. Kellett, !Mies Sweet, F. A. Eloise,
erose atiteta Mrs. Mallett, Mrs. Rey-
noals; fancy waist, 3. DeckerOr., Mrs.
Skelton; fancy handkerchiefs, Mrs.
MeGielicuddY, J. Browne metal craft,
J. Forrest; best collection of ladies'
work, Miss SW,eet; crochet
miss B,:rooks, Mra. McP,herson; sappers,
Hiss Toth, 'Mial Breioke; underskirt,
Km. Christie, Miss iTorn; fascinator,
Mizs Brooks, Mises Tom;: infant's ;tack -
et, Miss 'Brock; Mrs: MeGalicuddY;
coaection of crachet work. H .Neela;
tatae meats, Mrs .1 Christie, lire. Moir;
Mrs. Mallett; caller and cut set, P.
Whitock, 3 .13rown;' erochet °work
ook,htias Ton
logs, Magi Fo,-
and faneybaald, Misa
centre piece, .A. Has'
Lek, Mrs. Istie; I knitted Shawl,
ains, Mcadlieuddy, Mise Totne;
per and andersArt and 'faselliatck,
Tobe erwehet .uncheon seta Mrs.
Sleeltion, 'W. 'S. Howey; knitted; lace,
F. A. 'Ehoss, Mss Ton; Sireaser ar-
tc,ea, Mrs McPherso'
n j Mr;. Rey-
noads; ;sock, Mrs. Mallett; Geo. An-
- drew, Mrs. .Mclaiterson, steekinga, ;El
Noah, H. ArelerSon; !shit mitts, ladies.
-
Mass Torn, . We' b; oe5. Mese To,
tratts, Iis4s Toro Neeb; qui A
Cou ts, Mra.- Mallett; sik
Thcc, Miss 1 Tom, ; crochet
altas J., Dasher F. A.
d q• ilt, Misa Teta, FaFloss
airs .afoir, W. S. Hawey;
dre s, F A. Floas, Mrs.
ox'r t; 1-4,existitch1ng, Mrs.
wn . f.00r rug', Maas Brook
y; rag iha,t,'; Mrs. Chesney
(election /waking,- Wi
?etched, H
quilt, Jatne
quilt, H.
Foss; knit
bed ispread,
.ardies night
Mealett, 3.
Dolg, 3.)31.
Vies. Chesn.
Geol. Andre
Dea;ring, C. Die raze :work, Mee, salaries hav-e not correeporldiogly ina
. Weft/If 'weVilfrg; 'also Winel-h!ereeesed, Mr. }libber -1, stated thateeaee
ow curtalm4i MISa Ten; cap, Miss certling to the 'scheme, a special ea:
Torn, Hes. McGillicuddy, Mrs, Skel- fort be emade to increase the , Sas.
ton; crodhet yoke, MIK; Sweet, Ehia tentation Fund and flag 'hand lri
. Kea:meld; novelty In helping the weaker eircuite.
The remainder of the afternoon was
spent In discussing Maseitanary prob.
lems, the speakers being ,Rev. 3hisaloi
Arnap of 'Toronto, Be. G. N.
Hazen, of Sarnia, and Bea Mr, E13031,
tressionary frotr China. Rev. Mr.
Arnup •..ntrodeeed the general mission-
ary s..tuation of the church. The
church must cons.st of the type of
then God wants, :Lithe futureiof this
work es to be auccessfah He spoke
optenistically about the gissionary
work ...nehater of the war. Last year
was the best tananciaI year in mil-
seonary work in all the history of
the church. The g-vings to missions
last year arr.ounted to $16,000 above,
'that of the prereaus year. Nearly
all the volunteers for the 'mes.sion field
-who were In preparation for foreign
work have new eetsted for active
sent:c.c. Also the MisAon Board of
BrAain had begun a emission arrona
the Mohammedans, or Ind.a. The
governmenthef BrAain had -advised it,
eel:eying this w1il tend to consolidatei
the Etintre.
was his 'brave spirit which kept him
alive so long. Yesterday, he was
tooi exhanate,d to dictate a let-
ter to you, so 1 wrote for Mal, fol
keep you informed. Soon afterwards
aark very swiftly. He fell, into a
deepened into t tn. that was two
sleep and 'neve...wolte. Tne oleeo
minutes after four: ehlock. Trier:May
Augast 24t'n, No 6ne could have a
more calm or pegCeful end. I know
this wall be a sore lose to his, sis-
ters and 'aunt, as tie always spoke
ao affiectionately of you all, that
krew you -were all in all to eacn
odiaer, ;P44 1 least also 'sure the siste
of 4such a good soldier, will he brave,
and% ;will bear their ts:orrow with
courage. May God in 1inercy cart -
fort yoa all. He knows wnat heart
break' arid pain Is, Tor Re spared not
His .0tWn Son, but. delivered Him up
for Ila 'ail. Your brotner is*
buried this afternoon with all the
military lacirtors given to a gallant
:soldier, and no one- nas ;deserved
them better.
Witn deepest sympathy,
You.is sincerely,
William 3. Bexter, Caap.
Goderich District Meeting ef the
Methodist Church
The Financial District Meeting of
the akrderich 'District cotivened in
the Methodist church in Seaforth on
Tuesday, September \-190-,;1 at 9.30 a.
ma There was a large attendance of
ministers and laymen froinj the various
circuits. Rev. 3. E. road" ‘of FOode-
rich, chairman of the Diatriet, pre-
sided wtiltit =Rev. G. hieltinley, so,f
Seaforth, aa financial secretary. Rev.
.7. g. !Jones, of Bayfield, wah ap-
pointed District Statietical -Seere-
tary, The regular aoutiniej huSiatess of
the district took up tbe first. ;part
of the ielay #afteatwhich Rev. teoyd.
Smith, 33.A., of Victoria, College, ',As-
sistant Secretary of Ediacation, Pre-
sented the claiime of the College fle
made a very eloquent apheal on hea
half Of the.College, the futile of which's\
are failing behind for varier:as reasons. \
Ile, pointed out that laat year„ . a
very substantial increase had been.
given by :the Godesilch District otter
the previous year, and erged upon
the District, the great aecessity of
being loyal to the, Educational worle
of the church. It was decided that
March 4th, :191.1b 'Set apart as Edua
eational anniversary for the district..
At the. 'beginning of the afternoon
session,, Rev. .1. W. Hibbei.t„ ef Wing -
ham, presented the scherte of the
Conference Finance Committee, whicli
alms et the increase to the :minimum
salary, ;900 to the irnlrdsters, who, do
not reeky receive it.- He Pointed oat
that there was now a deficit in Minis-
terial report throughout the. Confer-
ence of over ;6000. Living had
creaaad forty per e4...nt. but Minister a'
Feass, 3.
fancy work lira. Christie; stenehing,
Miss Essery Misa Pollack; bedroom art,
.hles, te,Mies Tom; teneriffe
.ace J. BrOwn. Speeial-Two articles
Mate by a dale blind girl 13 years
of age; Specie, Indlen baskets, Mrs.
Ske.ton4 Sproial Isofs. pillow, - Pte.
usse.1.1
CHILD.REN'S DEPARTMENT
Vineent took ail the, prizes in
Me cash Girls over 12 - Darning
stockings atid Mounted sofa palow, J.
Decker, sr.; coalection fancy articles,
-six or over, 3. Decker, sr.; centre.
plece, HarVey Bros., le D. Vincent;
pair hand wocrited toweia, Jas. Dick,
1.D. Vincent; Fancy aprons, J. Decker
sr., Jas. Diek: tfaefta articles for bed-
room pieces, 3. Decker, sr.; Fancy pin
cushion, 1. D. Vinceet; crochet work,
James Dick; 'L. D.• Vincent; Painting,
any object, Harvey 'Bras. display, of
vegetables by salami children, H. Neeb.
Mns. E. Douglas, judge.
Asters, display, C. Birney, George
j'Andensen; dahlias, bouquet 6 var. G.
Andre* ; -dahlias -splay, Mrs -Skel-
ton; atsturtiums display, E. Hewitt,
Mns. 3 'Hallett; petunias single N.dis-
play, tra Peering; cooreoenba, J. For-
rest; erbens, display, WJ.-n$. Dearing;
Zinuilas, idieplay, C .Birney, Mrs. L.
Reynolds; best arranged basket, Mrs.
J. ;Miallett, , J. orrest; best arrange-
tnent filo dim) r table, Mrs. 3. Mal-
lett, ains `..7. oir; col. of annuals
3. Forrest; floaal aesign. for funerals,
Mrs. .1]. Mallet J. Forrest. bride's
bouquet, Jas..Anderson, Mrs. S. lett:al-
;svelty ib cut fl.iwers, J. Foi-
rest, m. Dearing. ,
Special -collection of flowers, Jas.
Anderson.
Dr. Sweet, Jedge.
' LADIE°' WORK
Embroidery-Ribben, Mrs. L. Tley-
nolds ;, J. r, , .-i : ,h dew, J Brown;
eyelet, .T. Tilley:. ; ‘lis eleGillicuddy;
Dunehed werk, R No, thcett, Miss T.
White: Band Inger, Mrs. Reynolds,
W. Deering: ttor.. in, ht. Huaton,Miss
0. Sweet : buck., back, J.Forrest: eye-
let. andFreCl1, J. Brown, Be North-
cott; Bug2r1a, MSS .Sloalton; Mont-
melizec r. Ate White; Embroidered
tray •aoth, W.S. Howey, R. Northoott,
col. tarble linen, Mrs. Mallett, Mrs. I.
aeynolds: ; centre piece, :wleate,, Miss 3.1
Chesney, J aaeown; centre piece color
E.A .Floss; 'Mrs. Mallett; day pillow,
E. Dignan; ZiLSB Easery; cuff and col-
lar Aet, 'Mrs .Mallett, .Mrs. Skelton;
centre-pieee parlor table, p. A. Flosa
Mrs. E. Berry; towels 3. Brown,;),iis,s
Cheareey; piubcw cases. Mes. Christie,
Miss Esaery, ther towels, Miss Sweet
Mrs. Oahe dy ; Battenburg lace,
MLs Wbate, '3. R. McDonald; liont-
,ton lace, MU* White, Mra, Skelton;
Irish point, !Mrs. Skelton, Masa Sweet;
white lunch Cloth, Mrs.:Christie, Mrs.
McGillicuddy; lunet cloth coda Mrs.
WlekWire, kits. McGillicuddy; ttreal
How Jimmie Hutchinson Died
The follawang are extracts from
letters received by Miss Martha
Johnston, of Seaforfh, sfroim Miss A.
Hutchinson, :stater of Pte. 3. 3.
Hutchinson, a forthier ,known
and csopular resideat of this town,
who enlisted -with the first contingent
ard who( died frim Wounds on, ;August
24th. They will, ro doubt, be of in-
terest to the People of Seaforth:
Malford, Aileagh, Ireland
h August 21, 1916.
Dear Marthae-Just a lire to let you
know. I have _received a telegrami this
morning, infor4ming1 'me th4 my
brother Jatnes' hal been seriously
wourded. wounds nealttalled
ed. is what the wire, sii4. I fear the
worst, bu wiII reiaive more in-
formatioe fr, re the ....cord °Pace as
soon as possible.
A. Hutchinson
It • •
August 23rd.
Just :in ther'meSsagetoday from
the cheglei saying that his :wounds
e very kerimls and the doctors have
very 1itte hopes of recovery. He
-was hit in the faee with a ,grenade
and wounded in 4)00i altIle.
tILL I gi 0 a
August 23rd,
latest message from the Chaplan:
Your brother'e eondition still very
serious, but 4 little brightea today.
Hts wonderful, brave spiritt is a *great
aelp to 'the Medical Officer in trying
to restore hien and get htro well again.
later
1 an sorry ;1 cannot report any
progre,ss, The, doOtore Say he is
weaker, but Wond,erfully bright, and
seemed to derive great cohfort from
our prayers. Wilt wire you ;13001)
e
August 24th, 1916
' Dear Miss Hutehinson,-Probably be-
' fore this mesaage' reaches, you, you.
will 'nave xeceived the official an-
rouncemant, telling you that, as we
feared9*our brother has not re-
covered. tias l;een Very Weak, and
aka I said te,fOre. 'anyone witia a leas
cheerful land hasie mint would have
been dead tarok or three dayS 'ago, It
e Rev. Mr. Eason, of 'China, was the
next speaker, and gave a very elo-
quent; mstractive and impressive ac-
count of 'Ir -e work there tiering the
Past few years. Be stated that the
enessionary is enc'ying the favor and
respect of the best cetizens oa.
Clana. Rev. Mr. Hazen eported that
I.onelon 'Conference thM year there
es a decrea,segn the cnissl4nary giving -a
of ;2,000. The d.scussi n broight
oat the, fact that the $iecrca.se was
due m moat cases to Ithe deplete
populatona on the varlo s circuits. A
1:n0MM WAS carried tha an increase
Of 17 per cent. be thej ()Went -ye in
the mbsslonary givings of the Goilerich
Destrict this yea.... At the evening
eessosis, inspirational tr34sionary
,dre,sses were given by evds. Arnup.
Elson and Hazen.
'creating of representatives of
the municipalities Interested in the
Ontario Weet Shore, Railway property
was held, fin the town hall, Goderich,
on Saturday last. The chief q iestion
under discussion was Whether the
rails along the right-ofhtway elaodld
be torn up anxt sold an offer for their
purchase having been received, or the
line ast it is at present shouki ba
kept intact In the hope of its being
ven tually operated. When the
question was •andee consideration on.
a previous -occasion, Sir Adarrat Beck
strongly advised a,gainat the dia.
darnantling of the road, holding out
the hope that the line would be linked
op with fthe aystena of Hydro -radials.
On account of the aheeap advance In
the price of :steel there is a feeling
that it tnight be to the advanage Of
the 'municipalities to sell the rails at
once; but before any definite decision
Ita reached the counsel of Sir Adam
Beck, will again he sought. Those
piesent &t ithe meeting were Reeve
William Hunter and Mr..3. J. Hunt-
er, of Kincardine; Reeve Wilkin-
son, Huron township; Reeve Stewart,
Deputy -Reeve Dalton, Mesers. Rich-
ardson, James Hackett and Culbert, of
Asbfield; Mr. Stothers„ Dun-
gannon, trustae of the 0.17.8.11.;Reeve
Nafrn Deputy ;Reeve „ aithvraite,
Councillor T. 'R. Wallis and lf.emrea.
C. A, Reid and H. E .Hodtteins,'Ggxle-
riot
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