The Signal, 1911-9-21, Page 2i (.1 1 -1 Ai, >! I ►1t El 1 N Y , 1911
OODERICK. ONTARIO.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
sr
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO.. Limited
'Nimblest Can Na e3,
Terme el M.becr.Nron
fi.ttu per arms= to erdreaea
Biz menthe, Mo , tis r•sntte. x e.
To United 8tafn
es subscribers. I1.y, a year
+trictly is &ch o.cet.
8bbscrtbere who tall to receive Tug elsor t
regularly by mall win confer a favor by so-
-aaia4bg us of the tact at as early a date as
possible.
W ben a change of address te desired. both old
the and new address ehonid be given.
aterertMMta Rates:
Lei v and other dollar edvrti aement4 100
per tine for Ant insertion and tc per line for
each subsequent insertion. Measured by •
not,;.titetl scale. twelve lines to an Inch.
Hu-inees cards d six lines and under. ES per
year.
Advertt/temrente of (asst, Fopnd. Strayed, Sit-
uation. Vacant, Situations Wanted, Houses toe
sale or to Rest, !;arms for Hale or to Reit,
Article. for Bale, etc., not exceeding eight
tines, Pae each insertion ; 51 for Aret month. 3011
for each subsequent mor t h. Larger ad vert6es-
rseete In proportion.
Announcements in ordinary reading type ten
stent, per line. No notice ler than '2k.
Ar -pedal notice. the object of which le the
pecuniary beneot of any tnr
diridual or ao0i-
tion. to b. oonsidered an advertisement arid
charged accordingly.
Rates for display and contract advertise-
er.tw w ll be given o application.
Ar rens all communications to
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO- Limited,
Godeticb Ont
G:)DILRIC 1. THURWuAT, KEPT. I1. 1911
THE PRIZE LIST.
a ontinaed Iron page I.
IIORSES.
ROADSTER.
Stallion. any age, F Ij,Iing, Hutt,
King, Wm. Glazier: filly. or gelding,
three years old. R. l:. Reynolds: tills -
or gelding, two-year-old. Sheardown
Bros.. Robt. King; filly or gelding,
yearling. Alex.•Young. %V. F. Young ;
brood mare, with hoal, Sheardown
Bros., Robt. McLean, %in. Hill &
Son ; • foal of 1911, Robt. McLean,
Sheardown Bros.; Bingle horse, mare
or gelding. J. B. Whitely. Peter '7c-
l)ougall. lou Maskell.
SADDLE.
Mares .a{ geldings, Robt, McLean.
W. 8. Salkeld; stallion. any age,
Robt. Wilson ; filly or pelding. three
years old. H. S. Salkeld ; filly or geld-
ing, two years old, Peter ,\1''Dougall,
11. S. Salkeld.
(,\ItH1 AGE.
Foal cf 1911, Mowat Mc1Muga'I ;
pair matched r411lege horses. Tho;.
Gundry; single carriage horse. mare
or gelding. G. 1'. Yonnghlut, Cha-. A.
Whitely, David Prouse.
("ENEIIAL PURPi,SE.
Brood snare. with her foal by side,
E. V. Lawson, S. R. McMath. ttobt,
McAllister; gelding, two rears old,
Robt. Andrews. Peter Mc1) mall, H.
8. Salkeld : gelding, one -year-old,
Samuel Furs,•: ►illy. one-year-old,Thos.
Lacey. 1V." F. Young ; tool of 1911.
Rost. McAllister, S. Furse; watched
team, mares or geldings, in harness,
M. Lockett & Son, Thos. Lact•v,
Shiels Bros.
Aa;RI('ULTCRAL.
l:idg'e-Mrl)aif ' 1.
Brood' roars. w'I
i h h foal a. l by
her
side, J. %%.. ti
1
a krld A tion. S. Furs(• ;
gelding, two years old,.S. Furst.: filly,
two year. old, Joseph-C.dclou;,(h. Gee,
W. Andrews. Robt. Beau : gelding,
one year old. S. Filo'-; Nlls, on; year
old. F. Quaid'; foal of 1911, J. W.
Salkeld. S. Furse • team. mares ser
geldiuge, in bone, Jos. Ilatr,iltun.
Jae. ('m& Bon. Allan (len.
(HEAVY DRAFT. IMPORTED sett ( ANA•
DIAN +MMMED.
Stallinu, four year , oldacd upward.
Geo. Nett. le F. Qu: id ; 1%'e�lcr
Fisher: brood male with teal by her
bide. Wesley Marquis; filly. two year.
old, Robt, (:lc -n..1. %V. Salkeld &
Sou ; fn .1 of 1911 Wt' -ley Marquis.
C'AT1'LE.
steno -Hone (rues: irl(Ehj.
Bull, Robt. Beau : cow. J. W. Salk-
eld & sun. Itobt. Glen : heifer, two
years old. Kohl, Bean : heifer. one
year old, Robt. Kean : heifer calif,
under one year. Robt. Glenn.
IIetotio a IPtrRE nkKUl.
Bull. T. G. Elliott, 1st and ;.'nil, F. F.
( raid ; cow. T. G. Elliott, 1st. 2nd and
8rd : heitet. T. G. Elliott, F. F. Quaid.
'F. ti- Elliott: heifer calf. under one
year. 1'. (:. Elliott. 1st and 2nd, F. F.
Quaid.
POLLED
A N G U s o 11 , A 111;III/EEN
(PORE BREI, .
Bull, , utt, heifer, any age. heifer
calf, '►ndrr one yews. IC. V. Lawson.
+KR$EY (Puna- mows
}lull, Geo. Itrithweite; cow, Robt'
McLean, Geo. Laithwaite: heifer, two
year. old. A.n.1 1.tlthwaite. 1st and
2nd ; baler, Gude: two Year. rkl, Geo.
1.sitlawaitc, 1st and :Sod.
Greene eATTI.F-
(ow. Peter Afelhaugall. It. V. Law -
erne Win. Hill & boa f heifer, two
years old, Wm.. MW & Snit Peter Me-
Dongall Lenthertus : theIii r, r se
year old, rt*bt filer, Wm. HILI & net.
2nd se -1 ,;rd : heelten calf, under one
ycaa. 1\ ::;. %sill i Sop 1st and 2nd .
tessyeer•ola •'ver. W. T. Alurney,
We:. Mill .. •. , 7c't and ird ;
lihe'itr.':..1 W. reilkell & Ron, Is•
sod awl , s, r. r i elf, %Vm. Trill & :lean,
E. V. Lice ea.. ; herd. Peter McDou
Ran -
.AT e..T7 Li: ('..(T rtR..KD;
Steer, 17. T. Mu•rii-y : heifer, V. T.
)4•:rr.^y. ,. end 2nd ; eow. T. Q.
Ells t' Emla. Gbr.n.
RHKkt'.
Here, a wo shears and over, Rube.
GI.9i ; shearling ram, Rohl- Gies;
1st and •2nd : ram lamb. Robs. Glen,
Wesley Fishpt ; ewe, ten -hears and
over. Rohl. Glen, IN and 2nd :shear -
ling -ewe. Robt. Olen, 1st and 2nd ;
ewe loch. Robt. ()len, 1st and 'id.
IANVOLwR.
Ilam. t wo ,bears and twee, ram
Isesh. esus, ten shears and over, shest•-
tief ewe ewe Lamb Snowden Hats.
4RROPRI4 • RE nowise,
ilhesehae earn (Fee Glels: ram
lamb. Gee. Glee 101 WMA led ; e.we,
two shears and over. E. V. Law•+
Geo. (:len : sbearling ewe. G
Glen ; ewe Iarub, Geo. Glenn, 1st and
.2nd.
OYYORDeHIRit DOWNS.
Ram, two abeam and over. tarn
lamb, ewe, two shears and over, shear -
ling ewe. ewe lamb. W. F. Young. W.
C. Oke.
ANY BREED.
Ram lamb, ewe, two shears a
over, shearling ewe. ewe Iamb, %Veal
Fisher.
FAT CHer.P.
nd
ey
rt .
Best fat sheep, ewe or wether, Rut
Glen. %Vestry Fieber.
IMPROVED BERKSHIRE.
Boar, over one year old, Snowden
Bros.: boar, littered in 1911. Snowdoo
Bros.; sow. one year old and rover.
having littered in 1911, Snowden Bros..
1st and 2r.d ; sow, littered in 1911,
Snowden Bros., 1st and 2nd.
TAM WORTHS.
Boar, over one year old. W. t'.IJ ke:
boar, littered in 1911, Snowden Bios.:
M.W, one year mid and over, having
littered in 1911. Snowden Bros.. W. C.
Oke ; .ow, Tittered in 1911, Snowden
Bros., ht and 'and.
IMPROVED YIiKK4H1RE.
Boar. over one year old, boar. lit-
tered in 1911, sow. one year old and
over. having littered in 1911, sow, lit-
tered in 1911, S. R. McMath.
IIAMI'MHIRE.
Boar. over one year old. boar lit-
tered in 1911, saw. one^year old and
over. having littered in 1911, sow lit-
tered in 1911. Wesley Fisher.
GRADES.
Snw, one year old and over, having
littered in 1911, Wesley Fisher, \Vm.
Hill & Son : sow, littered in 1911, Win.
Hill & Son, Snowden. Brae. ; pen of
two bacon pigs, Soowden Bros., Wm:
11111 & Son.
POULTRY.
Wahines. cork and heli ; shirking.,
cork and hen : black Spanish. cock
and hen : Iegborns, brown, single
comb, cock and hen. Mrs. J. S. How-
rie : leghorns, brown, rose comb, cock,
Mrs. Howrie, James E. Hardy, F. 1''.
Quaid : Leghorn., brown. rose comb,
hen. AI; s. Howrie, F. F. Quaid leg -
horns, huff, rock and hen, Mrs. How- '
l'HE 81U!IAL 6OUERCCH ONTARIO
egg., sinllie yolk, W.K./Durnio, Geo.
Leatherette.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Y/=LD GRAINS.
Fall wheat, white, J. K. %Vise,
J. W. Salkeld & Son ; fall
wheat. red or amber, J. K. Wise,
Rohl Bean : spring wheat, Samuel
Fusee, J. K. Wens ; rye. J. K. Wise ;
barley, J. K. Wise, t►amuel Fut
large peas. J. K. Wise; Ionianpeas,
K. Wise, Samuel Puree • white oat
J. K. %Vise; black oat., J. K. Wise;
flax seed, Mrs. J. L. Salkeld, J. K.
Wise timothy seed, J. K. Wise;
whit t brans, Samuel Furse, J. K.
%V tars
FIELD ROOTS, VEGETABLES.
Long red, globe, intermediate man -
gold wurtzel, Thomas; W. Bell, David
Prouse ; sugar mangold% John Fowler.
T. W. Bell ; Seed.- turnips, Lawrence
Bell, S. Furse; white carrots, John
Marquis ; ears corn, Dent, Geo. W.
Andrews: ears corn, field, any other
• variety, T. W. Bell, Allan Glen ; 1 irg
est pumpkin, Alln. L
.n Olen, Gess 14)11b-
, : largest squssh, Geo. Leith-
.
N'ette. Alex. Glen ; largest turnips,
Lawrence Bell, 8 burse.
DAIRY PRODUCTS,
'Judge -Wm. Mousey and Miss M
Green.
Table butter welted for use, rolls or
prince, T. S. H+milton, Mrs. A. J.
teildtborpe, %V. E. Durgin ; table
i butter. in crock, salted for present
'use. Mrs. A. J. G,rldthorpe, W. E.
Durnin, John Fowler; chews', house
Wade. (leo. Laithwaite ; hutter, in
'roll. Vr-. A. J. Geldthot•pr, Mrs. 8. H.
Johnston, Mrs. A. Johnston : tub or
crock of hutter, Mer. A. J. Gold
thorpe. W. E. Durnin, JobR Fowler
hutter, one pound prints, Mrs. A. J
Goldthorpe, T. S. Hamilton.
FIELD GRAINS, ETC.Fall .vheat, white, J K Wise, J %
Satke! ' & Son ; red or amber. J K
''•Vise, de Bean; spring wheat, an
variet - s Furse, J K Wise ; rye, J K
Wise: rley, any variety, J K Wise
S Furt-r; targe peas, J K Wise ; ,mal
peas, J K Wise, 5 Furse; white oats.,J
K %Vise; black oats, J K Wise; flax
seed, Mrs J L Salkeld, J K Wise; rim
othy seed. J K Wise; white scans, S
Furse, J K Wise.
Eaton, Ww Warpock, C A Wells;
early Victor. Wm Warnock; Virgen
nes, Wm Warnock, 8 Morniu star;
Clinton, Mes J L Salkeld, Ww War-
uuok; Caampbell's early. Geo Laitb-
wait.e, 8 Morningstar, Rodger's No 3,
Wm Warnock; Nn 4, Wm Warnock,
J W Salkeld; Nog. Wm %Varnock, 8
Morningstar; No 15, Wm Warnock;
No 19, Wm Wareock, 8 Morningstar;
No 8 Morningstar, Geo Laithwaite;
No 44. W %Vernock; Niagara, W War-
nock, Geo Leitbwalts; Empire State,
M McKay; %Vo, -den, Gal Laithwaite,
Mn ld
J L Salks; Brighton, J %V Salk-
eld, 8 Morningstar; Wincbel, 8 Morn -
star; Wyoming Red, Wru Warnock;
Northern Light, Wm Warnock; any
other variety, I Salkeld.
Ft-OWZRs
Collection of cut flowers, C A Wells,
M McKay. Wm Warnock; dahlias. C
A Wells; verbenas, Mrs Howrie, M
McKay; hand boquet, M J Fowler
Wm %Varnock. H L Wataoot table
hoquet, C A Wells, H L Watson,
M 3Fowler: floral design, Geo Stew-
art, H L Watson; :inures. double, M
J Fowler, C A %Vella; true geraniums,
single, C A Wells; double, M McKay,
C A Wells; phloxes, Warnock, Mrs J 8
Howrie; gladiolus, C A Wells; asters, U
A Wells, M McKay, I Salkeld; pansies,
Warnock, C A Wells, Mrs Howrie; pe-
tunias, single, C A Wells. Mrs Howrie;
petunias double, Mrs Moieties 2nd;
coleus, C A Wells; canna,, C A Wells;
tuberous begonias, rooted, C A Wells:
begonias rex, U A Wells; foliage plants.
H L Watson; flower basket, C A Wells,
H L Watson; oasturtiuws, C A Wells,
M J Fowler; sweet peas, Warnock, M
J Fowler; asparagus, CA Wells;
stocks, sirggle, M McKay, C A %Vella;
I begonia*, flow4.riog: C A Wells; sun-
•
: flowers, Warnock, C A %Sells.
AMATEUR
Hand briquet, M McKay M J Fow-
ler; table bnquet, M McKay, M J Fow-
1 ler, (' A Wells; oanging basket, Mrs
Howrie; collection of cut flowers,
v I grown by school children in s.:bool
grounds, Central sch(x.l.
�
GARDEN VEGETA/Mits. MELONS, Kit'.
Six varieties of potatoes, 1) Prouse,
John Fowler, C A %Veils: early pota-
toes, Wm Bichat%, D Prouse; potatoes,
ria, F. F. Quaid ; leghoro., white,
sir. ,le comb, cock, Wesley Fisher, i
Fred Baker, 2nd slid 3rd ; leghorns, '
white. single co:nh, hen, Arthur
Snszel, Wesley Fisher; Ieghorns,
white, rose comb, heo, Arthur Snazel,
1st and 2od, Wesley Fisher ; Ply.
mouth rocks. barred, cock and beu,
Wesley Fisher ; Plymouth rocks.
cock, Oliver Pennington, Snowden
Bros.: Plymouth rocks, ben. Oliver
Pennington, Jas. E. Hardy, Snowden
Bros. ; wyandottes, white, cock. .T. C.
Sbeardown, .las. E. Hardy, Wesley
Fj,her ; wyandottes. white, h.•n, Jas.!
E. Hardy, Mrs. J. L. Salkeld, Oliver
Penniugton : wyandottes. silver (aced,
hen. Mrs. Howrie : wvendottes, Col-
umbisn. cock, Jas. E. Hardy, 1st and
2nd : wyandottes, ('oluntbian, hen.'
Jae. E. Hardy, 1st and 2nd ; andalie
sians, cock' and hen,- Mrs. Howrie; !
Herron -as, co('k and hen. Mrs. Howrie, i
Gen. Laithwaite: bantams, black Afri•
cant. cock- sod hen, Jas, E. Hardy ;
bantams; Pekin, rock, Jas. E. Hardy,'
R. C. Poetlethw-aIle: bantams, Pekin, t
her. Jas, E. Hardy; black Tangshan, i
cock and hen, Mre. Howl ie ; Rhode I
island, red. ei.ck and hen. J. t'. Shear -
down ; turkeys. bronze, cock. Mr.. J.
L. Salkeld. %V. C Oke: turkey.
hnatze, hen, \y. (', take; haiket•s. any
other variety, c r
ka
and hen,Sit-
leder)
wdr
0
Bios., %ye. e
1 Fisher.;
ee rn
)' sr. t Clouse
.g
gander, Tions. W. Bell. W. t', Ok(•;
geese. toulou-e, Sexist. F. 1'. Quaid,
%V. C. Oke: geese. any other variety,
gander. Snowden Bros.. 1l. S. Salkeld;
'meets cuiy other variety, goose. Sint
den lints.. If, f3. Salkeld; ducky,
Pekin, drake and du^k, Snowden
Bros.. W. C. Okq ; moan ducks, drake
and duck, Mrs. Hoene: ducks, any
saber variety, drake and. duck, Gen.
Lsitbwaite; Guinea fowl, cock. Snow-
den Bros., %V. ('. Oke ; Guinea fowl,
ben. W. C. Oke.
sekiN1; 1111(1/4.
Bi ahma,, light orderk. cockerel and
liullet. Alt.. 11•,wrie: black Spanish,
piilirt. .fay. Hardy. 2nd ; Iegh•rrns,
tuow-n. Mingle comb, cockerel, Mrs.
Howe ie. Jas. E. Hardy ; leghorn. brown,
eiugle comb, pullet. Mrs. Howrie. F.
E. Quaid; Ieghorn., brown. rose
comb, cockerel and pullet. Mrs. How-
rie. F. Is, Quaid: leghorne, huff, rock
erel and pFullet. F) ed. Raker, 1.1 and
'Lod: leghorns. white. single rootb.
cockerel and pullet, Arthur Sunset. 1st
;toe. tad ; 1'Iyoiouth rocks, barred,
cockerel and pullet, Orn. %l. An.
drew,: Plymouth rocks, white, cock-
erel and pullet, Oliver Pennington,
Lewis Elliott t wyandottes, white,
cockerel, Wesley Fi-her, .1, C. Sheer -
down : wc. ndottes, white. pullet.
Olivet Pennington, J: .1. Paltrier; we-
:andottt's, golden, cockerel and pullet.
Geer. Johnston; wsandottes, (Saturn -
1 ian, cockerel ami pullet. Jas. E.
Hardy : buff Orpington•, cockerel, E.
V. Lawson, Mr.. Howrie: buff nrp-
ingtons, puller. E. V. Lawson : soda.
haslet], t'«•ksrel and pullets Mrs. Hcw-
rie, 1st and 1nil : minor. as, Meek,
cockerel and pillet, (tee. Laithwaite,
1«R used 2nd : bla••k langshanw, cock-
erel and mullet. Mrs. Howrie; Rhode ,
Island red co.kt tri, J. 0 8beardown, g1st and and ; Rbnde is1 and, red, Inll.'t,
CCeo, Johnston, Lit said :hid; tut -keys. e
am ,ether vaWetr, tock, W.-.Ipy L
Flatter geese, t«uloua', .tanner and
-T•lose, ,T .t„. W. Hell geese, any j
set her YaAri;,ty, tarsier and goons•,
bunwriett ilros, ; Burka, Pekin, drske
and .toe%, %Welty Either. W. C. 'Ise;
•luck', any nlhrr variety, drake sud
ainek, Wesley Fisher; rshbite inpp-
o•.0 si. any s(dor, ApIMfr 'nsrel ; rah- o
hit% aerie variety, Arthur S1a*al,
FIELD It0()TS, r'Et:ETA)LE,
Lung red mangold wurtzel, T W
Bel]. 1) Prouse; globe mangold wurt-
zel, T W Bell, D Femme; intermediate
mangold wurtzel, T tV Bell, D Amuse;
stigat marigolds, John Fowler, T W
Bell; swede turnips. Lawrence Bell, 8
Fume; white carrots, John Marquis;
corn, dent, Geo %V Andrew: corn,
field, T W 13.11, Allen Glen: largest
pumpkin, Allen Glen, Geo Laithwaite:
argest squash, Geo Laithwaite, Allen
Glen: largest turnips, Lawrence Bell,
S Furse.
1,.1I kY PHOI.I-1 Tw
len pounds table hutter, T S Ham-
ilton. A J Goldthorpe, W E Durnin:
ten pounds table hutter in' crock, A J
Goldthorpe, R' E Duroin, John Fow-
ler; cheese, home made, Geo Leith -
wince: hutter, 3 pounds in roll, A J
Goldthorpe, Mrs 8 H Jobnston, Mrs
A John.tnn; tub or crock of butter, A
J Goldthorpe, %V E Durnio, John
Fowler: hutter, 5 pnunC8, 1 Ib prints,'
A J Goldthorpe, T 8 Hamilton.
APPLES.
Ten varieties, R R Sloan, Win Bich -
an, JW Salkeld & son: six varieties, R
K Sloan, Mrs J L Salkeld, Lawrence
Bell: six varieties, dessert, Wni Bich -
an, H It Sloan, Salkeld & son; Duchess
of Older.hur Salkeld +ilk
rid & son. on Win
ch T. Hamilton: mil[n
MIt+ n.Alexander,
RR
Sloan, Wni tertian; St Liwrence, R H
Sloan: Gravenstein, R R Moan, Mrs
%Vm Shaw; McIntosh Red. 3 A White-
ly. It It storm:Cayuga red streak, R R
Sloan, Win Bichan; fall pippin. R R
Sloan, \C C 01;e: 211 pippin, Mrs W
Shaw. Lawrence Bell, W (' Oke; snow,
R 11 slo.an.-L Boll: wealthy, H F Mor-
ris, James ('ox fi son: Ribston pippin,'
J W Salkeld, W (' Oke. 1t R Sloan:
Grimes golden, Most Andrews, Wm
Bichan: K ing of ToniOkios, It R Sloan,
L Bell. J W Salkeld; Cranberry pipin,
1 R- Salkeld, %Vu+ Bieber, R H Sloan:
Pewaiikee, John Fowler. R' C Oke;
Wagner, Laurence 1ie11. H L Watson;
Huhbardson's Nsons,rch, Mrs J L Sal-
keld: \Vestflrld's Reek -no -farther, R
R Sloan, J W Salkeld R Sinn; Rhode
Island Greening. Laurence Bell, H F
Monis. Thus W Bell: Baldwin, Jose-
phine Haley. R R Sloan. J W Salkeld;
Talman's sweet, R R Sloan, S R Mc -
Math; American golden russet. R R
Sloan, Mrs A Johnston, Mrs J L Sat-
keld: Canada red, Mrs J L. Salkeld, R
R Sloan; Fallawater, J W Salkeld &
son, R R Sloan: Phoenix, W u Oke,
John Marilee Stott's russet, S Furse,
R R Sloan; Ontario, Win Bichan, J W
Salkeld, (' A Wells; Swazze Pomme
Grist, O W Andrews, R R Sloan; Nor-
thern ally. R It Sloan, J %V Salkeld, 11
F Morris: Mann, Sloan, 8 R McMath:
Blenheim orange pippin, Sloan, John
Fowler: Colbert, Sloan, J W Salkeld;
Stark, Sloan, C A Whitely; Belleflnw-
W %Vernnck, Sloan; seedling, Sloan,
(1 A %%'ell., Mrs J I. Salkeld; any other
variety, Sloan, G W Andrews. David
Prouse; ('tab, J (: Sheardown. Mrs A
E Matheson; quince*, Robt Andrews.
C A 1Chitcly.
i'RAH$.
sig seriettes, %Vm Warnock; three
arietfee, W Rirhan, Tom. .1 W
alkoW; Bartlett, C AWells, J A Tom,
%\'m Birhan; Duchess, .1 W Salkeld.
V Warnock, Belle Lucrative, Mrs J
Salkeld R R, Sloan; Lo'ii, Bonne De
mire 's ,n Bieban, Wm Warnock;
Bennet D'Anjon, Warwick; Beier..
Diel, Warnock, Mrs A .1 Goldthorpe,
Beurrr Bose, SFurr.e, () A Wells: She!
don, J A Tom, 8 Furse: Beutre Clair -
eon, .1 A Tom, C A Wells; Seckel, S
dorningster, Wm Birhan; Clapp's lay•
rite, 8 Farm, CAWhitelyp; Lawrence.
J W Salkeld, J A Tom: Keifer, War -
neck; any ether variety, R Andrews
rLune
Bradsh
IW .and Pond's seedling• 3 A
Toro; Lombard. Wm Sieben. J A Tom:
Coe'. golden drop. J A Tom,
RRKR,H:et► PENS EITHER (LD OR
YODnn.
i.eghtnrns, ens var..•t(, C. F. Quaid
w aednttm I. 3. Palmer, W. C. Oke ;
Plemotitb rocks, any variety. Lewis
ienintt: irpingtnns, any variety.E.
V. Laws -en ; collection t f rabits,
Arthur Seam!: rnllection rabbi/Jo. im-
ported. Arthur Roue) : collection of
pigeons. (Sen. Laithwaite.
Singing canary, R. ('. 1',,'tlethwaite,
1st and 22nd : collection of caged birds.
R. C. Pastierhwaite, 1st sad 2nd;
largest reflection of insects injurious
to planta, H. L. Watson : largest rot•
lection of Ineerta benselciel fn planta,
H. L. Witt .on - r rilesWon of stuffed
Merl. and animals of any country, M
Mrs. A. R lifetime, : l,eavieet Were and
•
PEACHES.
FitxgersId, Warnock, M McKay; El-
berts, F I': Bingham, filnan; any other
variety. willis Sanderson: seedling. 0
Pennington,
(.RA Pita, F:T• .
2 clusters, white under alase, Geo
iaithwalte; twelve varieties, Wes
I%arnoek, 9 Morningstar: sigh var-
ieties, Wm Warnock, M Mesa
four varieties, Wm Wa , nen
Laithwaite, 8 Moroit�tefstar�: Dslsware,
Wer Warnock, M MCKev. Concord.
McKay, Wm Warnock. Hat tfot d
Moore's diamond. M Mornitsgstar:
any late variety, D Prouse, W E Due
oin; summer squash, C A Wella, H F
Morns: Hubbard squash, Warnock,
Allen Glen; white or golden celery,
Mrs A E Matheson; winter cabbage,
Lou Maskell, John Slarquis; turnip
blood beets, C A Well•., H F Morris;
long blood beets H F Morris; radishes,
F E Bingharu, 3 A True carrots, C A
Wells, Warnock; parsnips C A %Vella,
Warnock; red onions, It Prouse, C A
'ells; yellow onions, U Prouse, U
\%-ells; corn, for table, Mrs. A
Matheson, H F Morris; egg plant, C
Wells; cauliflower, C A WWells, I Sal
eld; ripe capsicums, C A Wells; toma-
toes, any variety, (' A Wella, D
Prouse; largest cucuu.be,, H 1' Mor-
ris, D Prouse; collection of garden
herbs, C A %Vella; collection of garden
produce, C A Wells; salsify, CA Wella;
musk melons, J A Toni, C A Wells;
citrons, Mrs, A "Johnston, Mrs. A E
Matheson.
HOME M kritm. 'ytj
Silk quilt, Mrs Howrie, L Synth]
on: fancy quilting, T S Hamilton,
S
ymington; counterpane, cotton,
ymington, Mrs. A Johnston; re
at, Mrs. A Johnston, L Symingto
th towel, 111 J Fowler, Mrs A Job
ton; rag carpet, Mrs. Foster; carriag
fghan, Mrs Stevenson; fancy woo
bawl or cape, 13 I. Watson, Mrs
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
L taken by people is tropi-
cal countries an tie year
round. It stops wasting and
up the strength and
in summer as well
as winter.
ALL DRUGCZST$
Stevenson; drawn thread work, centre
piece. 51 3 Fowler, Mrs Stevenson.
PRaHERVI04, BREAD, ET('.
Horne made preserves, M McKay,
Mrs Howrie; peaches, Mrs 8 H John-
ston. 8 Morniug•tar, as McKay; straw-
berries, M McKee, David Prouse, Mrs
Howrie; rasperrl.s, M McKa= H C
Elder, Mrs Shaw; plums, H C Elder,
M McKay, D Prouse; pears, M McKay
8 Morningstar, H C Elder; citron, T 8
Hamilton, M McKay, Mrs 8 H John-
ston; apple sauce, Mrs Howrie, T S
Hamilton, D Prouse; jellies, Mrs How-
rie, M McKay, 8 Morningstar; mixed
pickles. H C Elder, Mrs Howrie, T S
Hamilton; layer cake, Mrs 8 H John-
ston, 0 w Andrews, Mfrs Metbeson;
tea biscuits, A J Goldthorpe, SH John-
ston, M MCKay; collection of pies. Mn
Howrie, airs Matheson, Mus Shaw; fan-
cy tarts, Mrs Johnston, 0 w Andrews,
era Howrie; oat cakes, Mrs Howrie, C
A wells, Mrs Johnston; home-made
bread, Mrs A J Goldthorpe, U Prouse;
home=made bread with bakers' yeast,
Mrs Johnston, T 8 Hamilton, Mrs
Foster; collection of sauces, Mrs How-
rie, Mrs Johnatun, T 8 Hamilton; col-
lection of baking. Mur
sirs Goldthorpe, s
Foster, sirs Matheson; cold lunch, airs
Foster.
HONEY, SYRUP AND SC(:AH.
Honey in. jar, Mrs Matheson; maple
sugar, Snowdon Bros, Mrs Johnston;
uraple syrup. tt- E Durnin, Mrs .1ohn-
etoo,
FINE ARTS.
Professional list, nils - Landscape
(local), marine, animals from life and
s(111 life, G F Hargitt 1st and Evelyn
Hayden 2d; figure from life, Evelyn
Hayden, G F Hargitt.
Water Colors -Landscape (local), M
J Fowler, Evelyn Hayden; marina
from life, Miss E Fraser, Evelyn Hay-
den; still life, G F Hargitt, Miss Fras-
er; any subject, Miss Fraser, Evelyn
A Hayden; landscape (not local►, G F
E Hargitt, MissFritser; figure, Mies Fras-
A er, G F Hargitt; animals, O F Hargitt,
Miss Preset: monochrome, AlisaFraser.
Miss Hayden.
t
Si
m
ba
e
a
a
Amateur List, Oils -Landscape (lo-
cal), Mrs How/le-2d; marine, animals.
and figures, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs How-
rie; flowers. Mrs Howrie, Mrs Steven-
son; fruit. Mrs Stevenson, MrsHowrie;
inanimate object, Mrs Stevenson, Law-
rence Bell; original and landscape, any
subject, Mrs Stevenson,Mrs Howrie.
Witter Colors- -Landscape, Al J Fow-
ler, Mrs Stevenson; in/trine. 'Ars How -
Ltie, M J Fowler; animals, at J Fowler,
L Mrs Howrie; figure, Mrs Howrie, M J
Fowler; flowers, Mot. Stevenson, .I J
oFowler; fruit, a( 3 Fowler; inanimate
object, .t J Fowler, Mrs Howrie; ori-
gine%, M J Fowler; monoehrntrie, ori-
ginal, M J Fowler. Mrs Stevenson: copy
A J Fowler, nes Howrie.
nhnston; wool stockings, coarse and
see H
fl Ce
tele. r wool
socks, k coarse
11('Elder. ripe. Mrs Stevenson; pair
silk mittens, Mrs. Stevenson; plain
wool gloves, and driving gauntlets,
Miss Symington; fancy wool mittens,
Miss Stevenson, Mies Symington;
bedroom slippers, 11 L Watson, C A
Wells.
Crocheted Work -In cotton, alts.
Howtie, Mrs A Johnston; table rums,
Mrs. Johnstnn, Mrs Howrie; baby's
jacket- M McKay, Sirs Stevenson; fas-
cinator, 11 L Watson, Mrs A Johnston
counterpane, Mrs Howrie, Miss Sym
ington.
• Ea1luso eget es
Table linen, 31. J. Fowler, Mrs.
Howrie; floe o'clock tea cloth, linen,
Mrs Stevenson, H (' Elder: five o'clock
tea cloth, in silk. Mrs Howrie, 'Mrs
Stevenson: table centre piece and
doilies on linen, H C Elder, Miss Sym-
ington: table doilies, in linen, Mrs
A Johnston, Mrs Howrie; tray cloth,
Mrs Stevenson, Miss Symington; side-
board scarf, All Stevenson, Mies
Symington; tea cosy, Mrs A John
Ston, H U Elder; shadow work, centre
piece, Mrs Stevenson. Miss Syming-
ton; eyelet shirt waist, Mrs A John-
ston, Mrs Howrie; on towels, 11 C F.1 -
der, Mrs A Johnston: on ladies' hand-
kerchiefs, Mrs Howrie, Mn A John-
ston: Hardanger or Norwegian, Mrs
Stevenson, Mrs A .1 Thom' or,: Venetian,
Mrs !Stevenson. Mr -de Symington; in
lace stitches, Af J Fowler, Mrs Steven
son; in modern cross Mitch, Mrs Site
venson, Josephine Haley; Wallachian
i centre piece%, Mrs Howrie, Mts. Ste-
venson; netting, collection. Mrs 8•e.-
veneon, M J Foelor: collar and cuff
set, Mrs Howrie, 'd J Fowler; pillow
top, mountmellick, Mrs Stevenson,
Mrs Howrie; mounted sofa cushion,
John Fowier, Miss Symington: teeth -
ion Inc den, A fl P3 ler, T 8 Hamdtreit
on bolting cloth. M J Fowler, H C El-
der.
Sewing etc. - %,.and made tidies' sh+rl
wait, �1 J Fowler, Mrs Howrie; sew-
ing plain, band. Wm A Johnston, M
3 Fowls.: la(Uen' f i neo writ kbeg, Mit
A Johnston, Mr. Stevens,...; fancy
pin cushion, H C Elder, M .1 Fowler;
N it's shirt, linen event, hind made,
Mist Stevenson: gent's shirt, flannel,
machine made, Mrs 8 H Johnston, iI
3 Rider; hemstitching. H 1 nb%Vection.
Mrs A Jnaton; twelse buttonholes,
Mrs A H Jnhnaten, T S Htriintnn:
darning, M J Fowler, Mrs A .Lrhmston;
mrndi* . hemmed, Miss Symington.
Mrs S H Johnston; mending, awwe,I,
1.11 J Fowler, Mrs A Johnsen,,; ki'rhse
aprrm. Mn A Johnston, Mrs A 3 Go1d-
thnrpe; fancy apron, Mrs A Johnston,
Mrs Stevenson.
Work of children under 13 Tears (.f
age - Embroidered temtre piece, Jose-
phine Haley.
LA(E WORK - 7
Point lace, F E Bingham, Mrs •te-
venson; Irish crochet, Mn Mtevenson,
Ales Hnwne; boniron l,cr. Mrs Site -
vermin, Miss 8yming ton: Duchess
lee,. Mrs A Johns'ne, Mha yrning
ton: Bwtten burg 'are Mrs Rowell,
Mm Johnston, knitted lace Mrs 81*
venue%. 11 (' Plder ratting Mn me.
veSson Mrs A Johnston: draws' bread
week, doilies. Miss 8ymiegton,tMn
China Painting -Single piece, H C
Elder, sirs Howrt'
e•
figure,.�
.irs
Steven-
son, Mrsw '
Ito ue: plates, Mrs Johnston,
Mrs Howrie; collection, .irs Howrie, H
C Elder.
Wood ('Erving-Chip, Mrs Howrie
2d; pyrography, Willis Sanderson, H C
Elder.
Crayon, Charcoal and ink - Lif.'
study, Evelyn Hayden; from the cast,
Evelyn Hayden, Mrs Stevenson: figure
crayon, Evelyn Hayden: any subject,
Mrs Stevenson, M J Fowler: pen and
ink sketch, Evelyn Hayden, M J Fow-
ler.
Penmanship and Drawing by Pupils
u! Schools -writing, 111 class. Graham
Rows, Eva Jones: IV class, Ruby Stod-
dart, Dorothy Dougall; drawing. iIi
claw., Limns Morrow, Graham Ross:
iV class, Dorothy Dougall, Nina Rob-
erts: writing, Coll. Inst. pupil.. Katie
weaton, Scholarship ip Nor. Business
College, Dorothy Dougall: drawing
special, Dorothy Dougall, Graham
Ross.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
Our regi-trwtion greatly exceeal.tbat of
p:evlous Tears WhyI Our school is the
best of its kind in tie Wr.1: be -t In
courses Riven, host, in teacher+ ernpinyrrt
anti Mort in s-ei«ling graduates to position..
Oor gt•adn•ite. tiro in demand. IAt.tr,e-+
men .tete ;Nit Cher are the best. In the
post three d.t+at. had tieven applicatlone
for help wilt •h •* a mild nut - 1 p,Iy. %Ve
h.tre thr'e -- t ommerrial.
8tw-thand sur i•'ret.•graphi'y. 1:er 0•14 free
ratelrerne for full particular., Commence
your route
H. A. 1f :LACHLAN,
e The Canted 1T;►ttin
(' liege of Toronto int its,
ton to write fee a copy of
'ta .urricutn it if pis ate in
any way interceded in :a
t: sec t einit wi111 •Ad t.,.
dhlame.,•Alp,
n• ;, ;tt. ,a good slaty. Ti
.id,h; Term opens or Aug,
Address W. H. Shaw
'resident, Y n 11 g e an .1
t:errrarel !AP., Toronto, and
ni ".tsari this paper,
n
LONDON. . OMT.
BUSINESS and SHORTHAND SURfrCf$,
stwM Yet season no e * MIN
midst lenebers One
and MO London
ow trained help. CaOno
seen=
Sept. Il In Jere >M. lager any Wass
Forticsai • frja
•f w wwlnrar.Medi
A
i
September Sale
For our spacial Fall Sale we quote hereeritb a few of our
exceptional berealnoferings, We invite your inspection.
Wool Dress Goods
Thirty-eight pieces new plaid wool Drees Goods, in a score of
patteroa and colon, very heodsotue and serviceable, 38 251
inches wide, 33c. for
Flannelettes, 36 inches wide, extra heavy. light or dark /1,l.�,
patterns, 124e. for
Prints and Ginghams
Hundreds of yards 32 -inch Priuts, light or dark colon, log
121c quality
Table Linens
One hundred Table Cloths, bleached and all linen, $1 eM
size 2 x 21 yards, $1,50, for, each.. . �V/
Twenty dozen Towels, ail linea hues, size It3 x 40, St� e� 5
lai
regular price c each; at 6 for. ................
Seventy -two-inch wide Linen Table Damask, doulde 951
satin, regular !1.'23 ; et. per yard 017
Carpets and Rugs
We ahnw the largest selection pruhably in this district.
Carpets, Rug- and Stair Carpets suitable for every home.
Special redu:tieu. this month.
Knitted Coats
l�tlies,' misses' and childrea-a Coats, in all styles, :1.28
to *5.50
Ladies' Print Wrappers $1.28 and 11.38
Flannelette Gowns, a large and splendid showing at 80s,
•••
Grain Bags
Dominion W. seamless, full size and gond.
dozen .... ........ ....
Perrin's Kid Gloves
All length., in ail sizes. 78o, *1.00 $1.28. $1.80. *2.00
Bose
Ribbed Cashmere Hose, double sole sod knees, sires 0 to 2R
10. For September only ......
*1' per $3.40
W. ACHESON a SON
r �
Garments II
made BY US are the product of
caeful study and experie nce . , ,
'Phone 180
L
MARTIN BROS.
Tailors
..;
wieeeteessesesseseeeeeresereseeteestersr
Y01' WILL WANT THAT NEW
SUMMER
SUIT
made in the very latest stye. and
'from the best quality of goods.
You are assured of the be -t of
satisfaction at
HUGH DUNLOP'S
WEST RTREF:T
The up-to-date Tail r
stesreereeerreseemeeesesseseseseseeseeses
83°Call s
were received last month fol
office help -37 were left unfilled.
Demands for trained help are so
g reat that we can afford to
e.guarantee a position to every
graduate or refund t u i t i o n
money." 1f you ate anxious to
sweeed write for our beautiful
catalogue today. CENTRAL
8178iNE8$ COLLEGE. Toronto.
W. H. Shaw, Principal.
r
wWa/wa.�
What About That
Leaky Roof of Yours
tr
Weer hive it repiared with a
new one. See. W. R. Pinder,
Hamilton street, for the right
kind at the rigbt price. Sole
agent for
Brantford Roofing
Always a full stork of Roofing
on hand. , which suablem us to
give prompt attention to all
work in tbu line, .
Also we make a specialty of
PLUMBING, HEATING
and
ELECTRIC WIRING
W. R. Pinder
'Phone 155entenownsetieseaswessissiestesestetseseteseespel
HAMILTON STREET
CHOOL
$HOES' -
T
am HF TIME htome men* to get your boys and
girl: mei-arta to Mart the fall terra at school.
They will r rsuire to h we a' goo" eervi•'eehla:,
401id leather pair of Mhnes; the kind that will stand
the twat in any weather we are likely to hays• at this
season. To get tbst kind, at the tweet p rrice',
come and syr what We hers to offer. We have been
very careful in selecting our stock of School Mhoe',
and are prepared to supply yon with the hest (bat ren
be procured fr(rm the loading mererfacturet.
REPAIRING
Downing & MacVicar
North Side of Square. (ioderich
1
I! •
�I