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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1907-09-26, Page 1VOL, XXI. spiesonellensus011sseeson1111117 A SITUATION nt a good eatery nwnits evory graduate of THE CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Eoperltlnon nrnVas thio positively. Enter any time. Cgs, Toques free. Write W. 11. Shaw, Principal, Veep and Garrard Sts„ T Hnnto, Canada. TIS We have a quick delivery \Ve think It no trouble at: all to send you your preeeriptiml to oonip0und it' with our characteristic) palm --then to hurrythe medicine to your teethe. • Let ua know, . ' t Call on ue and we wi11 Attend to the rest. We're striving to have thls,t,ifppt the Cl/08' useful store you knowt.of any- where. nywhere. Useful in fact -not theoryl Helpfully useful.' A oleo' where 1 coif as alt the time rreloome-the yea t if uod,, A pleasure to prove It. WHITE CITY DRUG STORE Dr. W. J MILNE BLYTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1907. N0. 6, Wet Weather Spoils The Fair. The Entries Were Larger Than Last Year And Display Fine, Concert a Success. The annual Fall Fair was held on Motility and Puesday of this week uuder very disagreeable weather. The weather mut Mout have had it in tor the directors for he gave them every - thins; he had in he wayef rain. Monday evening the 'Palace' wan opened for inspection an a largo crowd was there to inspect the displays: Messrs, Poplestone & Gardiner, Slo- Pherson Bros,', J. It Chellew and J, A. Anderson had merchants displaye, and [leo 11 iss Forsyth of knitted ware. The Ladies' work wan far ahead Of lest yen r both in fine work and large entry. Tues'hty morning wasnot favorable ;for 'motile driving any distance owing to the cool weather, and frequent Showers. The judging took dip most of tl/ahftetnoo,t. The Chnto ' 1 ife and D t in iia}id ftarnistiedsthe trOkie during ,the ,day• ""'1'lte attrw tions were not many as the horse rsheq wetecartc011ed this yenr,'- thus shying a big of lay, whit h wh'n'the Weather flume s ad, Weatisbig lift off the; ireetore'',;a duld. ere. 7. iio. merryg0•roand;:`shooting gallery, moving piotel% sheen were doing a grant business with the yourngee *peoples Another strew "far teen•oliM'1 was -not' allowed to open up, 'i`he,list of, entries; totalled up ae fps= Iowa ".c Horde` Cattlet t. a .108 k 84 I'lPon y t nI i .102 I plementrtr, Special' PritGes Grain'.,SSA, ILonts: '(l 663 PER CENT more pupils attending than Spa year ago. Thi- spent;, els quently e- to our p•,at ork. We educate to meet the living demands of a pro. lsre.'lve else.' Oar S'eno,rrenhere and Boot, keep •rs delight, the most modern, exacting olty nfices, DAV stridents ettend night Meese, free. Gra=iuetee pplac'•d In good eituattons. divtduel ,nstrnotlon, Now Is the best time to en- ter the WINCHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE George Spotton, Principal O91tj{I the 1 A14 ~Cori t was held I on t1 ,}k 1lR3' .evinin33in 0u33 ly ll me, 'ttt'i 'a sllcceea, hal' 0a a concert was i a Voll wn Wird iota money maker. o ft H ro ram :-Qunrtetto;'' "Happy Gate e Clinton Quartette ; comic son ,. iT'ok$.:,do they know. brat I'm Irish's' Will MoLood ; solo, "Somebody waiting for you" D. 141e0i11 ; quartette, "Horse and hound" Clinton Quarte rte ; comic, song, ",Mustn't see cue all at once" Will 31 clear] ; solo, "A son of the desert" D. McGill ; nuatrtette, 'Moonlight will come again" Clinton quartette ; comic song, "Fhere's an• other verse" Will McLeod ; solo, "All in, down and out" D. McGill ; quartette, "Merry Miller" Clinton quartette ; comic song ",Jackson, Jumosn[ and me" Will, McLeod ; solo, "When the Harvest moon is shining" D. McGill ; Quartette, "Good Night" Clinton Quartette ; "God Save tin King," 'Pilo Clinton Quartette tva8 composed of Mrs. Gibbings, soprano, Miss Gibbings, alto, It, Downs, bass, and W. lie eland, tenor ; their voices blended nicely and they were heartily encored and they responded with good seleetiols. Will. McLeod, who is well known here, wee as popular 00 ever and besides his songs he danced the "Irish Jit," and "Sallor'y Hornpipe" that brought down the house, Mr. McGill Iv08 in good voice and gave encores for all his selections. Miss Courtice, of Clinton, Mss 1I. Mc- Caughey and Miss Peal Gidlev, of town were the accompanists of the respective singers and did their part well, PRIZE LIST. Horses.- Heavy Draught. - Brood mare, Laidlaw Bros„ G. T. Dale ; foal, ,loepti Shipley, Laidlaw Bros, ; two year old gelding or filly, John Scott, Laidlaw BeOO. ; year old gelding or filly, G. T, Dale ;`team mares or geld- ings, John Denholm, James Leiper ; hest fouv colts, Wm, Morrison, 4Vm, Johnston, Agricultural. -Brood mare, A. Mos d+eod, A. W. Sloan ; foal, A; McLeod, I Mal3rien ; two your old gelding SS filly;'Leidiaw Bros,. S. Don ; year old fielding or filly, Laidlaw Bros., Tobe Brown ; team, John Fells, Jas, Forsr Genteer,al Purpose. --Brood mare, W. J. Itlo}cion, H, Godkin jr, ; foal, 0. W, Taylor, S. Don ; two year old gelding or filly, M. Lockhart, W, G. Ross ; year old gelding or filly, John Brown, M. Lockhart; team, 0, W. Taylor, M. Lockhart, Carriage, -Brood mare, Adana El- liott ; font, Adam Elliott, .Roadster. -Brood mere, Thos, Bleck, Thomas Archer ; foal, Thomas Archer, David Cook ; two yenr old gelding or f111 Lorne 1, Butt ; year old gelding oe fitly, Jona Lockhart ; saddle horse. James Tiernaj' ; best four colts, John Seen. • Special Prizes, -Single driver, Levi Lott„ Robert King, Van VanNorman ; ream roadsters, 18 Mande or under, S. f ; carriage team, 11. A cV1tate 0 g 10 hands or over, Charles Welker. {tattle, -Pure -Bred Durhems,-M iloh cow, John 'Bluer, A. W, Sloan ; two year old heifer, Johu Barr, T. H. Tay- lor ; year old heifer, T. H, Taylor, John 13a31' ; heifer calf, ,Tohh Barr, J. L. Scott ; year old steer. John Barr and 2 ; aged bull, John Barr, R. C. McGowwt ; bull 2 years and uudcr, '1'. H, Taylor, John Barr ; buil calf, David Cuok, A. W, Slone ; herd, John Barr. Aberdeen -Angus.- Mitch cow, Win, Collinson, Adtun Elliott ; aged bull, Adam Elliott ; bull, two years told un- der, Win. Collinson, R. G. 11eGowan, Grade,-Mileh cow, John Barr, R. 13. Laidlaw; two year old heifer, John Barr, J. L. Scott ; yaw old heifer, Jno. Barr, R. B. Laidlaw ; heifer calf, John Barr, J. L. Scott ; steer coif, J. L. Scott 1 and 2 ; two year old steer, J L. Scott, A W. Moon ; year old steer, R. 13. Laidlaw, James Tierney ; herd, John Barr ; fat ox or steer, John Barr 1 nun 2 ; fat cow or heifer, R. B. Luid- luw, John Barr, Sheep -Cotswold,-John Barr took 1st for ewe lambs and sh-arling,,ewrs. Leicester. -John Harr took first for agedrl awn, sbe viiig torn, rentu1 lamb, shearling ewes, aged ewes and ewe lambs. Sluop..h;rodown -Aged ram, Jatnee Alton, D. Laidlaw ; shearling'ram, I). Laidlaw, James Alton ; Duncan Laid- law took first for ram lamb, aged ewes, sltearliog ewes and ewe lambs, Any Other Breed Not Named, -Aged ram, Janes Chisholm ; shearling ruts, Janes Chisholm, It. Corley; ram Web, R. Coley 1 and 2 ; ewes, Tames Chisholm, R. Corley ; shearl;ng ewes, 11. Corley ; ewe lambs, Janes Chis- holm, R. Corley'; fot sheep, owe or wether, John Barr, R. Corley. Piga,-Yorkshire.-Aged boar, James Alton ; brood sow, Junes Alton, Ed. Haggitt sr, ; 3907 boar, James Alton ; 1907 sow, Janes Alton, Ed. Reggio 07. Berkshire. -Aged boar, Thuell & Nichol, Janes Alton ; brood sow, Thuell St Nichol 1 and 2 ; 1907 hour, '1'huoll & Nichol, Adam Elliott ; 1007 sow, '1'hucll 4. Nichol, James Alton, Poultry. -Bronze turkeys. E. Hog. mitt ; geetre, W. Carter, E. Haggitt ; Mona' ducks, W. Carter 1 and 2 ; any other ducks, E. haggitt, 0, W, It win ; o'pingt0ns, E. Haggitt, A. C, Leyy ; white leghorns E, Heggitt, G. W. Irwin ; brown leahorns, E. Haggitt, John Fairsnt' 100 ; houdans, W. Cen- ter tend 2; hruhmas, G. W. Irwin, A, C. Levy ; black Spanish, Sl re. 1How vie ; in;norcas, E. }leggin I and 2 spangled hamburgs, W. Cater 1.01d 2 ; pencilled homburgs, W. Carter 1 end 2 ; langshans, G, W. Irwin, A, C. Levy ; dorkicgs, G. W, Irwin, W, Carter ; silver wyandottes, 0. W. Ir- win, John Fai10130(ce ; 80 other wy- aodottts. G. W. Irene, 1 Heggitt ; aulalusiats, Sire. Howrie, E. Heggio; block breasted red game, G. W. Lwin, E. Haggitt ; buff cochius, G. W. Ir- of Ready -to -Wear Clothing and Men's Furnishings Never before have we sold goods at such a reduction as we will for the next two weeks. We have in few words got too much stock and have to make room for New Fall (foods already corning 11 , Reedy-to•weat' Suits at as tow oe $4.00, Ready-to-wear Overcoats at as low as 86.00. These Overcoats ere suitable for winter wear, different patterns and blacks and blues. 44'e bought, 0 job 101 and with what we had have nitogethor now about 200 pairs Odd Pants nod are going to clear therm out at lees that half price, also many Overalls nt as 1118 a reduction, Men's Odd Tweed nod Fancy Vests and Bovis' Knickers less than cost, liens Rainproof and Cravanette Overcoats ; we are hound to elem. these out regardless of cost. In everything front Hats to Shoes you will see these same reductions, Just received our new line of Ellis Spring Needle Ribbed Underwear for fall --best on the market, Now is the time to pick out your Fall Suit or Overcoat. Just received a large shipment of Black itud Blue Worsteds and Cheviots and finer Worsteds. hlso our new Fooltion Plate, Cone and hove a look, Perfect lit guaranteed, Clothier and Gents' Furnisher. S. H. GIDLEY L Y T E win 1 and 2 ; hantnms, E. Haggitt, W. Carter ; polands, 0. W. Irwin ; h;rrerl rocks, John Pairservice, 19. Hogan ; whito rocks, 7,, Hnggitt, 0, W, Irwin ; guinea fowl, John Barr, .1. 14'. Sloan ; pigeons, 1:, haggitt, Mr, J. 1{. Wise ; white fall wheat, J. K. Wise, Wm, McGowan ; red spring wheat, 3. 1{. 1Vieo ; six -rowed barley, 0, iV, Taylor, .1. If. Wise ; white oats, J, 1{. W100, 0. 44'.'i'aylor; black (ats, a. IS, Wise small peas, 0. W,'J'nylol', 3, K \VIoo ; large pains J. 1{. Wise ; timothy seed, J. K. Wise. Boots. --Collection garden produce, W. 11. McCracken ; early patatoee, Philip Willows ; tete potatoes, Philip Willows, J. J. Mason' collection of potatoes, Philip 41'illouy, W. H. Mc- Crecken ; field carrots, W. H. Mc• Crockett ; gnt•dou carrots, 3)..W, Ham ilton, L.itliaw Bros, ; Swede turnips, John Burr, W. H. McCracken ; any other variety of turnips, John Barr, W. FL 11cCruckeu ' six beets, W. I3. SleCroekeu, John Barr ; sugar beet°, Laidlaw Biqa„ T. H, Taylor ; mange, wuizels, long, W. H: McCracken, Ed. Hnggitt or,, menisci wutzels, globe, W. II. McCracken ; mangos wurzels, yel- low intermediate, IV, H McCracken, J. J Men ' pumpkin W, 11, Mc- Craeken, Ed. 1-luggitt sr, ; squaish, \V. H. McCreckep ; red onions, W, H, McCracken ; yellow onions, \V, H. McCracken ; silver pickling onions. W. II. McCracken ; field corn, W. H. McCracken ; citrons, D. W Hamilton, W.11. McCracken ; maned cahbnge, W. H. McCracken, Philip Willows ; pickling cabbage, W. H. McCracken ; cauliflower, W. H. McCracken ; celery, IV. 1I. McCracken. Dairy and Provisions, -Crock but- ter, Adan Elliott, Win. Plunkett ; butter in 2•ponud rolls, Wm. Plunkett, Adam Elliott ; butter in 1 pound,prints, Adam Elliott, \lite Plunkett ; cheese, J,1{. d'ise; extracted honey, Alfred Carr ; honey in comb, Allred Carr ; home-tnade bread, D. W. Hamilton, Wm. Plunkett ; tea biscuits, Adam Elliott, James Potter ; maple syrup, A. W. Sloan, Laidlaw Bros. ; canned or preserved fruit, 0. W. Hamiltnt Grains, Ila fal[wheat, g. Tay• W. 11, MoCracten ;grape wine, 11', H. McCracken, Miss 11•vrtlo Living- ston ; tomato catsup, 'Win. Plunkett, J.1{. Wise ; mixed pickles, Miss Liv- ingston, D. 4V, Hamilton ; any other kind of pickles, Wm. Plunkett, D. W. Hamilton. Fruit, -Winter apples, A. W, Sloan, James Potter ; fall apples, James Pot. ter. A, Vt'. Sloan ; Baldwin, A. H, Jacobs, It, G. McGowan ; Kitrg of Tompkins, A, W. Sloan, lt, G. Mc- Gowan ; Northern Spy, A. W. Sloan. N. 0, McGowan ; RhocleIeland Green- ing, A. \V. Sloan, A, H, Jacobs ; Rib - Atop Pippin, A. 14', Sloan, John Scott ; Musset Gulden, A, 44', Sloan, 11, G. M,Gttwau ; Russet Roxboro, A. 4V. Stoan, R. G. McGowan ; Seelt•No- Further, R. G. McGowan, A. 1V. Sloan ; Wainer, Wm, McGowan, A, W, Sloan ; Bendavis, A. H, Jecohe, Wm. McGowan ; Graveetein, A. H. Jacobs, A. W, Sloan ; Mam Doth Pip- pin, A, W. Sloan ;'Talulat Sweet, Win, McGowan, 11, G, McGowan ; Mann, 11. G. ,Sl0Gowse, A. W. Sloan ; Maiden Blush, A. 1V, Sloan ; Snow, A. W. Sloan, James Potter ; Ontario, 11, 0, McGowan, A. W. Sloan ; Pewnuke0, Joh Scott, R. G. McGowan ; Canade Rod, R. G. McGowan, Jamee Potter; Oalverts, John Scott, James Potter Alexander, James Potter, Alfred Carr ; 20 -oz. Pippins, A. W. Sloan, James Potter ; any other named variety, A, II - Jacobs Alfred Carr ; crab apples, T. H.'r0ylor, John Scott; collection of apples, It, G. McGowan, A, W, •r Ed. Hn 1 tar Sloan ; winter pears, gt. John ells ; 011 pears, Frank Met- milt, Ed. Haggitt sr. ; plums, Frank Metcalf. W, H, McCrachen ; tomatoes, Frank SIetcelf, J. A. Anderson ; grapes, Miss D. Symington, Hiss P. Nott, Wooden pomp, Philip Willows. M0nu(acturms,-Wool flannel, Miss II Wise ; union flannel, Miss Nett, Miss Wise ; wool blankets, James Pot- ter, Hiss Nott ; union blankets, Miss Wise, J. K, Wise ; coverlet, Jsnlee Pott r ; rag matt, Miss Nott, MISS Sytn• ingten ; yarn met, Miss Wise. Aire, L. W. Hanson ; rang carpet, J K. Wise, Miss Wino ; stocking yarn, Mise Nott, ,T. IS, Wise, Ladies' Wotk.-Lace handkerchiefs, Mrs. Hanson Hiss Symington ; button holes on different 1Ylaloriels, Airs, R. Stevenson, 44'm. Plunkett ; pate ing, D. W. Hamilton ; gents' mitts, Mrs, St venson, hire, H. E. 14', Tandy!' ; pillow slums, Airs. Stevenson, Miss Nott ; patch quilt in cotton, Miss Nutt, Mrs. 'ranllyn ; patch quilt in cloth, S1 iss Nott, Mise 1Vise; silk quilt, Air's, Stevenson, Mrs. Tamlyn ; crochet quilt, W, H. McCracken, Mrs, Howrie; knitted quilt, Sliss Nott, Miss Sym- ington: woolen socks or stockings, Miss Nett, Mrs. Stevenson ; aratscene work, 11rs. St, venson, Hiss Cott ; einbroidery on bolting clot , Mrs. Stevenson, Miss Symington t embroid- ery on silk or satin, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs, Pamlyn ; kensiegton embroid- ery, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs, Tamlyn ; Romer embroidery, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Hanson; perks. screen, Miss Nott ; sofa cushion, Mrs. Hanson. W, A. Carter; fancy panel, Miss Wise, Alt's Stevenson; pi0no or tab.e scat, Mrs. Howrie, 11 iss Nott ; drawn work, Mrs, Henson, W. A, Cater ; honiton or point lace, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs, We ' Have Too Many Fruit Jars 424ffriall Owing to the scarcity of fruit, we find ourselves overstocked with fruit jars, so to thin them out we offer them at very low prices this week. Imperal Pints.... 70 cts. Wine Quarts 75 Imperial Quarts 80 Wine, half gallons 90 It will pay you to buy them now in anticipation of your wants later on. ii 43 G. M. CHAMBERS & CO. Tamlyn ; novelty In fancy work, W, A, Carter, Miss Symington ; crochet work in silk, 3133, Nausea, Mrs. Stev- 011800, cricllot work in cotton, Miss Symington, Mrs, Hanson ; ho(1room slippers, Mrs. Tamlyn; Mrs. Hanson ; fancy toilet set, Mrs. Stevenson, Mies Nett ; footstool, Mise, \Vise, Miss Nott ; applique work, Miss Livingston, Miss Nott ; fancy pin cushion, Mre. Henson, Miss Livinaeton ' fancy bend - kerchief case, Mies Nott, Mrs. Howrie; mould work, Mrs. Stevenson, Miss Symington ; knitted lace in cotton, Mrs. ' Stevenson, Miss Symington ; knitted or crochet fancy wool shawl, Mrs, Henson, Miss Wise ; crochet table imus, Mrs, Howrie, Miss Sym- ington ; d'oylies, Miss Nott, Mrs, Tam- lyn'; battenburg lace, Airs, Henson, J. A; Anderson ; glove cams, Mrs. Man- son, Miss Livingston ; tatting, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs, Howrie ; fancy net. ting, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs, 'Tamlyn ; Queen Ann darning, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs, Stevenson ; gentlemen's collar and cuff case, Mies Nott ; table centre Piece, Sirs. Ranson, Mrs. Stevenson ; table cover, Mrs, Hanson, Mrs. How- rie ; tray cloth, Mrs, Stevenson, Mrs. Hanson ; tea coney, Miss Nott, Mrs, Hanson ; picture throw, Miss Nott, Miss Symington ; lamp screen, Miss Symington, Miss Livingston ; laundry bag. Hiss Symington, Mrs, Hanson ; shopping g bag, Sire. H anson Mrs. . Stevenson ; etching,W. A. Hanson, Tainlyp ; knotted bed spread Mrs, Howrie, lilies Symington ; mantle drape, Miss Nott, Miss Syleingtotr ; slumber robe, Miss Nott, Mrs. H ow • tic, toaereft0 lace J. A, Anderson, ; braiding, Mrs, tiowrle Mrs. 'inial n a Mr• Yg• Mies Nutt ; couching, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs: Howrie ; collection of ladies' work,' Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Benson. Children's Department. -Work by child under 18 years of age, 11. G. Mc- Gowan ; crochet work in wool, 11. G. McGowan : plain or ornamental work, R. G. McGowan. Pine Arte, -Ornament or vase, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Stevenson ; hand pitinted plaque in oil, Mrs, Stevenson, Mrs, Hap on ; piece of burnt work on leather, Mrs, Stevenson, Miss Living- ston ; piece of burnt .work on wood, Mrs Hanson, Mire. Howrie ; picture of Huron county scenery, Mrs, Howrie, Mrs. Hanson; painting on bolting Sloth, lire. Hanson, Mrs. Stevenson ; hand painted cups and saucers, Mrs. Hanson, Mrs.'l'stnlyn ; hand painted plates, Alm, Stevenson, Mrs. Hanson; collection oil paintings, Mise .Agnew, Mrs Stevenson ; collection water color paintings, 5105, Stevenson,. Mins Liv- ingslou ; figure painting in oil, Mrs, Hanson, Mrs, Howrie; figure point- ing in water color, Mrs, Hanson, Sires Livingston; m(1111018 fn oil, Miss Ag- new, Airs. Hanson ; animals in water color, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Hanson ; landscape in oil, Miss Agnew, Airs, Stevenson ; landscape in 3013301' color, Mrs, Stevenson, Mrs, Howrie ; crayon drawing, Mrs. Tamlyn, Mrs. Steven• son ; pencil drawing, Miss Livingston. Mrs. Howrie ; collection of pea and ink sketches, Mrs.` Hanson, Mise Liv- ingston ; specimen " china painting, Mrs, Hannon, Mrs. Stevenson ; hand painting on sick, satin or plush, Mrs. Stevenson, Miss Livingston ; pointing on glass M oil, Miss Symington, Miss Livingston, Plants and Flowers, -Collection of foliage, Mrs, W. Fenwick; geraniums in bloom, J. G. Moser, Mrs, 4V, Fen- wick ; fuehias in 1)100111, Mrs, IV, Fen - wink, J. G. Moser ; hanging banker, J. G. Moser, Mrs. W. Fenwick ; dia- play'of plants in flower, J. G. Moser, Wm. Mason ; table boquet, J, G, Mos- er, Mrs. W. Fenwick ; dahlias, Mrs. W. Fenwick, Miss Livingston. School Children's Competition. -(a) R'bocca McGowan, Mary McGowan ; (h) Earl Kaiser, Rhea Ronatt ; (c) Clara McGregor, liable Swan. Special Prizes. -By J. M, Hamilton : for grade cattle John Barr, for Dur- ham cattle John Barr ; by Stone t. Wellington : 10 largest apples, A. 1V, S1onn ; oslleotion of apples for county exhibit, A. 4V, Sloan ; general store display, Poplestone t& Gardiner ; furni- ture display, J. H. Chellew ; hardware ay, McPherson , ; naming applesdisplby 3)03501) underBroe18 years, oAor- od by Frank Metcalf : Bell's Potter, Maggie McGowan, Walter McGowan, Mona 11. Potter ; by McMillan & Co, : meettirst prizesfor butter. Adam El. liott ; by J. Leelie' I41orr ; best }loma- mado bread D, W. Hamilton, hest butter, Laidlaw Bros. ; by.Blyth Per- cheron Aanoeiatian : hest colt eked by Gervais, H. Godkin jr., T. H, Taylor 2 and 11 ' by Wrn ;Hu,rill : best colt by Hackar'd, Thos Archer. I. Go Brio Fa r Oo Yo d h Goderich I0dastrial Exhibition is making a special effort to have their fair an event of the year of the opening Guelph n n n the G lh ad the opening 1 f of e 1 p I. p Goderich branch of the C, P. 11. Their' exhibition on Sept. 28, 26 and '27 is being made up-to-date for a full 11 days show as an agriouiturul exhibition with attractions. They are having Wineherman'e fatuous Acrobatic Bears and Monkeys, the Sugimoto Japalloeo Acrobats, a large Ferris Wheel, happy Emma -the fat girl, the Ossified Man, 0. H. John's Glass Blowers, Moving Pictures, Merry-go-round for the ehil- dren, Band concerts daily by the 813rd Regiment Band in full uniform and is full 2 days moven of races of Sept. 28th and 27th. Single fare tickets aro issued on both lines of railway and special trains return after the exhibi- tion on the evening of Sept. 20th 1.) Blyth and Seaford), MARKET RaPORT,-Wheat 811-87 ; Barley 48-50 ; Oats 40-40 ; Peas 73-73 ; Better 17-18 ; Eggs' 16-17. RrAD the anis. in TRE STANDARD. Hundreds of Students of the Popular and Successful Ziett 'Business college Toronto, Ont. Corner Tonga sad Alexander Streets. have secuaed positions this yenr, De* mend is tar greater than Ile nnpply. Educate for business positions and you will get them, but the educstlou Sella be 8retelsee. Student, admitted at soy time. Write tot' catalogue. W. d. Elliott, Prluelpal.