The Brussels Post, 1904-9-8, Page 51.
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Two Courses- ,l/
Oommorolal and Shorthand, LGI
Rend for College Journal.
Is., L. Moth TYKE, Manager,Y
ra�c�r2�t��t�
BUSINESS CARDS.
JTONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
gent. F. s, 8001:11, Brussels,
IT, MOORAOKEN-
a Issuer. of Marriage Licenses. Of-
fice at Groaory,'rnrnberry street, Brussels.
11AIiMs FOR BALI;—THE UN-
DEnaIONED has several good Parma f 0r
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Township's
of Morris and prey, Lr S. SCOTT, Brussel
C. ®, F.
Court Prinaoea Aloxaudrla, No. 24, 0. 0, F„
lirunnels, Lomita In their Lodge Room, Blas -
11111 lllook, on the tun and. lent Tneodaya of
conn mouth, ate o'oloak. Visiting brethren
alw eye welcome. JAt3, 130136888, 0,11.
WALTEN SMITH, it. S.
M• MI3RRiSON1
Issuer of Marriage LiceDBe8,
WALTON. ONT.
MOSS JEA!8 NPLAUCHLIN,
-TEA0111MR OF -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
scanv-asEx,s, Darr.
ROBERT OUNNINGHAM1
. neenn48011,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
J. LE C K I E,
LIPS AND FI1313 INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAI, ESTATE AG711811,
OMoe over Huralov's Drug Storm,
Nov, 8rd,1902. 2048m Uremia,
Wellington Mutual
Fire insurance Co.,
1103.011112001110 1840
Insurance taken on the cash and promlum
note eyelnm at current rates. Beiorefusur-
ing elsewhere mall on the undersigned Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE IROGERS, Bromide,
Imago *RECCE AMON'
AUCTIONEERS.
dierstesegOI
�i S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• son, will tell for totter prices, to
better mon, in lose time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer in Rant Boron or
be won't ohvrge anything, Datoe and orders
con always be arranged at thin office or by
personal application,
ROBT. H. GARNISS
I BLOIOVALIO - ONT,
Auctioneer for $uron Oounty.
Tonna reasonable, Sales arranged for
at the office of 0018 Poer, Brussels. 228f
VETERINARY.
T D. WA1:1,W1CK-
C/' • Honor et nduaf° of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all Ma-
dison Of domesticated animals 3n e. 00m110t-
ant rummer, Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry, Celle protently at.
tended. to. Olaoo and Tnllrmary-hour doors
North of bridge, 1'urn1orry 0t., AroOlele.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A B MAODONALD—
• Itarrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eta.
6eooeseot to G. F, Blair. OfUee over Stao-
dartl Bunk, Brussels. Solicitor for Metro-
politanBank.
WM. SINOLAIR-
• Barrleter, Solicitor, 'Conveyancer,.
Notary Public, .100. O1l10e-Stewart')) Block
1 door. North of OOutral Hotol.•
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
p1IOUDFOOT, HAYS ,h. BLAIR-
0A1iRI8TERS II80L1 �0IE U8, N0TA11188
P31W. Y3100DAOOT, IL 0, R. 0, I2ATe
G. P. Brant.
008000 -Those formerly onoupiod by Messrs
Cameron& Holt,
0.002000, 011TAn10.
QIEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. IUD'NAUGHTON,
111.
Trinity Volveraltyy, Ire/low Trinity Medical
College, tlember College of 1 bysioiane and
8m•geono, Out. LioeuLiato of the Royal 001.
logo
is fory,Edinburgyhhe and y lop oueeN0.113f -
Beeidenee--10Itll street, BTuetele,
DENTISTRY
DR; R. P. FEILD,
DIINTIST
Graduate of the Royal DoneeR° of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and Gh'ot•olaos Honor
Graduate of. Toronto University. Onleo.
next to Brewer'; Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
B..-6: :r"fa�—.�'�t=mu=d 2
IP 8t. Largest and. Best
rI
in Western Ontario
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STFiATFORD, ONT.
Q"�� mi. popular inslitutlon has an ex•�'f�
001 Oolieut 1rtlp3utttlnu for aridly 11i81t
grade want,' Oar 80Yadantee, are in Q
opf� , letter Ole 11blltil it -•�y
�8 groatd0. Mit 1AltOt 101 1 Jt
�pp pbas1U10, 11111a008'utoig gee fall, v
t 1SiaLIOJ�Pidpuit50ialg 8%dNr da
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NOT/OE l ' ! I not oweeping aur etuniltell eoa0t0, at
, that phenomenal fleet nv-e tho intori. r,
(Ve, the audoroirno•f, Reran to ratio the onvorhlg the g"'"" P0" e•1 0310 ns.lalry
1•,rIee of 110100.0110010,1 to 1211, for betting will be eulmbm''i lg ht low barometer,
sold:leo. for 110w 1(00000, 0 081118 10 the ll tlVauea thunder storms end jauaoib!o tornados
10 the 80010001leat0rhrl to. '1'hte 9800 311 to in 1,800 141000, 17trt 11 iv; go and vol.
!onto on Monday, dl1',o 12th, 1211, 1
intoned by oenio 111000 110018 will be re orted from
TitwAN cA , (Igo. W 1 u11111D l globe p
various rte of the ab 1d about
1 u a eon al be
p ))elle A 82101!1111111 04 80N, r: p a
riha 111111 AVOnr.t.4, the 1 11. 7.'310 nest equine aorta period
l 1460 11c8.000n,
Amu Noricum,
a '1', 114,100w,
Time ftlr,:011,
J81114 F01e919o1',
cat
ctlls Itorto,
SEerli0iti
Idgeve (mete some of these nights.
A1.lusevr come reports of rot affecting
the potato orop, and many will dig them
early all a remedy,
EMU linnet Fall Pair at Brussels,
1'hareday and Friday, Qat, '.0 and 7.
Keep the dales clear.
On1A1110 Gime Laws, -For the galdanne
of loot oportsmon the following items are
quoted from the Ontario game lawn
Duoke-Sept, lit to D o 1503 ; geese and
Dwane -Sept. 16th to May lit En the
following year ; grouse and hare -Sept.
15th t0 1)eo, 15111 ; pheasant and plover -
Sep'. 15th to Deo 15th ; prairie fowl -
Sept. 151h to Deo. 15th ;quail -Nov, let
to 80 h ; wild turkoye-Out. 16 to Deo 18;
enipn and woodcock -Sept 15th to Dee,
16th ; lgnirrel, bleak or grey -Sept, 15th
to Deo. 15111. These date0 indicate when
tho game mentioned may be hunted or
killed ; both the opening and closing
dates are included in each seteson. No
person not reeidonb and domiciled in
Ontario may hunt or 1111 any game,
animal or bird in Ontario without hav-
ing promoted a non.reoidenlHoman.
Rem INeseranen.-The Garden Party
an11011na818 to be held on the lawn i'3 R',
F. Stewart on Tlluroday evening or last
week, was interfered with on account of
the rain and is eaoial held instead in the
school room '.f the 101'ealodiet chnrefl.
Although arrangements were dieorg0nia
ed by the change pleeeant.time wee
spent, While a good sapper was being
eorvod piano solos were ooutrihuted by
Mose Bertha Armstrong and Mise Sfabol
Adams in goodstyle. The short pro.
gram wee very well rendered and 0990
aroditnb'.o to those taking part. Solon
were Bung by R. S.. Fletcher, Miss Vicie
Oard'1I and Mleo Oarrie 13ingoton ;
reeitetione frotn little Misses Stella
Gerry and Boatriee Barrie found favor
with the audience ; and the inetromenral
duets by Mies Mabel Adams and Arthur
Taylor were appreciated. The pastor,
Rev. T. 1V, Oosene, presided and return-
ed thanks to all wbo took part and the
Moore Bros. for nee of piuuo. During au
intermission in the program ice Dream
and beo16nnn0 were served. 527 00 was
eleared and handed over to Treusnrer
Ooneloy toward the Parsonage debt Fund
as the financial results of the sooial, n
very good showing considering every.
thing.
E1120701111 Tannin MATou,-Ripley ten-
nis players visited Bruesela, Monday of
last week and played the return game
with the locale. B000001e was again
victorious, winning Rix events and tosiug.
three. The following was the non :-
Doubles -Cameron and a2el'ieh, of Bree•
cols, won from Pritobard and 00utte8, of
Ripley, 6-4, 8-6 ; Binoleir nod Fox, Bros -
se's, wen from,. Melanin and M, 1140 -
Innis, l30pley, 9-7, 6-4; Rev. W. T. (Puff
and D. U. Rose, Brussels. won from John•
8tou and Gordon, Ripley, 6-4, 0-4.
Singles -Cameron, 13rasoele, won from
Pritchard, Ripley, 0-4, 6-4 ; Meltfeh,
Brussels, lost to Donlon, Rip'ey, 4-0, 8-6,
8 10 ; Fox, Brunets, loot to J. McInnis,
Ripley, 1-6, 5-7 ; Sinclair, Emulate, won
from AI, McInnis, Ripley, 6-4, 8-1 ; Rose,
Brussels, won from Gordo°, Ripley, 6-1,
6-1 ; Rev. Oleff, Brunets, played a tie
with Johnston, Ripley. In Ladies'
doub'oe, Minos Jaekeon and McKenzie,
Ripley, won from Misses Annie Roes and
Kenn Wilson, Brussels, 8-6, 30 8. After
the games the vititore were ,ntertoined
to a tea on the grounds, given by the lady
metnbere of 1118 Brussels Ttnele Olub.
The matches were played on the floe
lawn of J. Leckie. A mat enjoyable
time was spout by all and the hope in
expre,.0ed that these games with outside
points may 110 continued.
A ClIArrlta 'O} A00IDENTe. -During 1118
past convict of weeks a large number of
aeeklente hnve marred in this neighbor-
hood among which were the following 1 --
Hes,
-biro, Thos. Lott, Booth of town, wan
feeding a milt from a pail and when the
lacteal fluid had, well nigh disappear.
ed the good-bye boot was administered
by wbioh Mrs. Lott was Thrown against
the blare and quite severely injured about
the breast, 18 was feared et one time
that the breast bone (8400 broken. We
hope elle will soon be better, -Miss Mabel
Adt8ms had room of the Begets of her
right hand nipped by a email ainlar
Raw in her father's 011op.-Wodneeday of
teat week Joe Hunter had a° Couple of
fingers ,everely pinabed by a block of
marble at the MarbleWorko here and
wart oompslled to holiday for aGime.-
Jas, Thuoll, while feeding th0'separator
in Morrie hada olose °all to loatng hie
hand by being nabbed in the cylinder.
The fingers were considerably damaged
as it wall, -A small partiol0 of steel flew
from the anvil and landed in one of Silas
Jaoknou'o eye0 as he 13100 at work in his
blaokemith shop giving him a very eon
Opti° for a limo, -While employed in
Brussels Shalt Works a short time ago
Robert Holmen bad a pile of salt -Cavo in
on him but ho fortunately moped
animate injury. --Miro Gerrie DnoOan egad
brother, of Morrie, were upset out of their
buggy North of the iron bridge, Bruuoole,
by their rig and .Goo. Muldoon'o bno
ooming into collision. The eseepe from
injury was the next thing to a miracle,
SFFreemen WEATI083.-We oondenoe
Rev. Id -Giotto' forecaetO 01 September
weather and give oar rearing the sub.
[donee of them as follows :-Tho storm
period' beginning on the 4811 and extend•
ing to 3ho 10th promi000 to bring tnany
prolonged and mew pertorbtations. 'At
loan flee adtrouomioal aeons will help
10 dlaItUb Earl h's mateorologiorn
elements tit this, Limo, The dlolurbap0es
at this time will almost Certainly be
aggravated in chamber, and prolonged,
With Po00ibly very ellrbt intormtesi
on
,
into and tb 0131 thereactionaryt
d ro storm
period. eetlt1001 0» the 13311 an32t1i,
The Alcon being at now and in perigee
on the 9th, and on the 081083100 equator
oD the 10th, the eha0ote foe prolonged
and violent digltirbenee0 into the 11131
and 12t11 are 110nel,ally groat, We pro•
diet that Wednesday the 7311, to Sotnr.
n 6111 10th, i b d ei o 4 oriole
d l0 Will ria a e 1d d to
Y r g U O
allowing that equinoctial herrioan80 of
great extent andviolence oro neer, if
0x10°ds from the 16th to the 2lit. What.
ever ollarttoter of etormo are in program)
daring the period, 10th to 2 lot, Sunday
the 18131, to Wednooday the 21,0, wilt
bring the 0ulminatiug orieie of the period.
A teenier Vnioan storm period le oentlol
on the 29.11, exteudiog from the 27318,
two 01' mem days into Ootobor. Ae vvo
enter tale period the barometer will fall,
1.120 temperature will again rieo to quite
wenn' and souttoring etorma will bo
advaaeing Eastward over the country
about the 29.11 and 801h.
DnArn of Go)). Timmer, -Monde), mora•
Eng 01 last ween at 6 o'oioolt, the 0um•
mono mime euddtuly to Genteve Goebel,
of DLltehell, who was widely known
throughout (Anode and the Buten]
Stntee as We owner and driver of "Mies
Delmaroh." Sunday forenoon he tools
hie usual walk to the Weeb Ward end
Although 'Teeming in his urinal health,
he complained or heart to, uble and said
he (ltd driven in hie last race. During
Mae afternoon i10 00160 obint tellbut in
the evening he onmpinined of feeling nn•
well and after lea a hater was called to
bin attendance. It was evident that hie
and was drawing near, and everything
passible wee done to help him, but all was
of no avail, as heath took place at the
time above slated. Ile leaves a sister,
Mrs Ad nm Koenig, b•Ii1011611, and two
brothers, Fred. of Hambere, and Albert,
of Mitchell, to mourn hit lo -s, Deceased
wee in hie 47th year and never married,
IIs wn0 frugal in 1119 habits and amassed
o0n0Erlerable means, which will go to the
surviving relatives. In politica he was 16
etuanoh Conservative, and in religion an
adherent of the Evangelical church.
"One," es be was familiarly known, wee
a favorite with all who know him, Hie
anddou death Doane AB n Rad obook to bin
many. friends, The funeral took plane on
Wednesday. Air, Goebel was a resident
of Brnesele for a few years being Benoist.
ed in the hotel b,elneae with A. Hoenig,
his brother 11:1•10.w.
The Canadian Horticulturist.
RCM FRUIT 0201W9110 1100E MONEY.
A strongly worded warning to fruit
81000000 and fermate will appear in the
September ieeue of The Canadian north
aalturiat, which ie the official organ of
the Onandi° Fruit Growers' Association,
against selling their frnit orope to
irresponsible buyers. Thoeo boyere aro
those who do not live or owe any property
fu sections where they boy their crops.
The Hortiooltuniot Mame that tens of
thousands of dollars are lost annually
throogbtont Canada, through the fraud-
ulent methods 900.01108d by these buyers.
The first year they buy a few thoiteand
barrels in o0e emotion, and pay eaob for
,nom, thereby establishing their relents -
tion with many growers, ea responsible
bnyera. The following year, they take ad.
vantage of this reputation to oontraot for
large quantities of fruit, bet not pay for
it. pn•ting the 3rowere off with one excuse
or another. When some vowing aro
000930lous, and demand payment, they
pity immediately, but in the ntnjority or
oases, they manage to chip the fruit cat
of the emotion without paying for it.
Later they tell growers taloa of loses and
say they are linable to pay the full value
of their fruib and offer to settle at 10 to
20 ante on the dollar.
Growers are advised by the 1lortio01'
inriet when dealing with buyers they are
not tboronghly acquainted with to de•
mand 00aurity for their fruit, or only deal
with !coal buyers who have property at
etell8 in the community. One of the beet
melhode of avoiding danger of thio hind
has been for growers to cooperate and
deal directly with large wholesale buyers.
The oasts of the Ontario bnyer who two
]'ears ago defraaaed the fruit growers of
the Annapolis Valley in Nova Bootie out
of 580,000 to $40,000 worth of fruit f0
mentioned.
TUE 11A0LY 810010TAnLa MO- TIM
The fruit growers in Enoexoounty who
have this year footled vegetltbtee for the
early Summer markets have had a very
prosperous season ae will be announced
in the September hone of the Cnnadfan
llortionituriet. Tho shipments tide year
have been the 18rgeet on r000rd and
have not been equal to the dammed.
The,e vegetables are marled ander
glans in the late Winter, are later trans
planted under ootton frames and finally
grown in the open. Thfe method euable8
the growers to plane their prodoots ou the
market much earlier than the regatae
orop. Those vegetables are superior to
the imported one0 from the United States
whiolt have in the peat practically sup
plied all the demand. Owing to the
oatiofnotory priee0 realized this year, it is
probable there will be a marked inarenee
in this Tina of work next season, and
the( ultimately Canadian vegetables may
largely diopleoe the United State, im.
portations,
Where Limburger is Made
Waterloo Industry Grows.
094 T11reo Easterlies in 1110 Mtontialoll
Turning Out 'toothsome dens
Odoriferous Cheese,
The good old oounty of Waterloo, the
most preeperou0 ma082(00turing and
agricultural County in Ontario, ie the
home of an industry that Sandshoe
alone within ito borders, tamely, the
rnennfa0tnre Of limburger oheese.
The towns of the oounty e0oh have
possessions that are aantribnting to their
preeperit3' and advancement, ae well as
advertising their reopeolfye fame abroad.
Berlin has its now refinery and -varied
Industrie°, Waterloo, Seagram's airing of
raeere and the distillery cohere the fern
one '93 springs into exietenee; Galt has
its great 30011 worke ; Preston Ile mineral.
apemen, furuinreP stories and
toandriea;
Heops0.
er ttr woolen mill)),and hot, lint
not meat, Baden, its limburgee 0110080
Pottery.
It wee for the porno/xi of aooertaihing
how thio femme end odorous cheese le
made Butte, reporter drove over to the
pioturoegae little village of Boden one
afternoon /entitle:, The reporter looked
in vain for a tall 0molte 0taolk that might
pushily inchoate the exiotenao of the
works, and finally otoppad a native with
he oaititation, "Clan you tell me, Dir,
I where the limburger oheeso tooth ry le
IctoUod '
'1'1,0 elan, wit'. le he ail sot ' h..e a
ulastaahe he. the ham...," reeve rt41nn0e
I of 3114 3100tnw01'41Mut 1111 Ly rt11
"Vy you about go deceit dot lane Om dot
bonen le vet vee burnt down venue."
Following the dlreoti)ne ee explicitly
given, the reporter tendo 11(0 way peat
the ruin)) eta mew, the, nod even beluga
be struck the hum suns assured he wan on
the right trnok by a p100Ing breeze svhioll
neriui"ty gate evidenoo0 of ltte o'nsa
proximity of a ohoeen faotory ratltar tltnn
of a liold of now mown hay.
At earn) succeeding e'mp the etm00phere
Meanie mom "oheosy," and on turtling
the Corner of the building and beboldfne
the featery, the reporter involuntarily
uttered : "(,treat oaks from little 000010010
VOW 3 great smells from little faetorien
blow,"
Tho Baden rectory, if faotory it mould
be oalled, was found to be a 00811(1 frame
addition, probably 1260 feet in size
attaohed.to the retie of the reeidenno of
the owner rt the industry-Lowts
Llebiier. Mr, Lieblier (van both affable
and busy, The proprietor, with hie wife
and da03hter, was hard at work wrap.
ping up the anaemia preparatory to ship-
ping, Mr. Lieb'ier willingly ooneented to
talk about hie prodaoi, whiolt the mein.
Gaining a profound sileree neveriheloeo
pas.eeeed so s•ron3 an individuality that
its peritonea was unmistakable and pro.
m,nnoed.
There are only three limburger
oll'aese factories in the Dominion," said
62r. Lieblior,."and they are all in Water.
loo ()minty, being located at 13eidelbnrg,
Beltsville and Baden, I learned the
bluffness from obi mon Kabel, of New
fiombnrg (now deoemeed,j who mode the
fleet limburger 0138800 30 Canada."
Rewarding the groom of menofnotnre,
Mt'. Lieh(ier says he unite in the neighbor.
hco of 8000 pounds of milk daily which
his teams oolleot from farmers residing
within o radius of four miles from the
faotory, The farmere ee0eive a pries
agreed upon per hundred pounds for
their milk, which ie weighed at the
faotory, The milk on it0 arrival ie pone.
od iuto a vat and heated to about 85
degrees, at which temperature it ie meth
rained for an hour. A small amonob of
rennet is poured into the war, which
thickens the milk, Then the mace to 001
with a utensil of the draw knife variety,
so as to allow the whey to well up, whiab
is extrnotsd, the percentage of whey being
00 per oent, to the remaining 10 per cent
Card. The Curd i0 afterwards poured
i :to long menial/ Laud le left t, her tee ter
half nn 1) 'me after wlfieh aIle Larne are
,ld ori 0.1 . s 313113008) thin bitted Nat.
'Wane . ♦ '1 % dere, 00, that th0 01(008 in
1. ttl"I av) • alt run together, N :xt day
the,aloput in sbolvee in a 08101
cellar wLre they areleft to moult) end
d
gain ika str uybth a d Sever for whi
h
they itr0 jeetlnote.
Tt le neoeeeary
ouch wink to turn 0u0) Dake over awe or
throe timog, to prevent the oheee0 in
nettling from 11000m303lopsided,
As about 5000 makes of chew/ are kept
oo0atantly on baud in the cellar under.
going the eging proo800, the teak of turn.
Ing them over ie no light one. The
ohaeme le mild and tit its best when from
a month to air weeks. old, When two
month0 old it begin0 to assert itself, and
emits a perfume that does not ab all
reeemb18 tbo odor of violets and roses,
An the ohoeoo ripens and become» ready
for marketing it in brought upetaire and
wrapped Bret in a layer of Omen Cloth,
then paper, nod afterwards 0000(800 lie
outer wrapper of tinfoil, wb+oh to import.
ed from New York, and ooet 7 Conte per
pound laid down.
Tho whey, which oonotitato the reform
of the factory, is eold to the farmer) who
0upp'y the milk, who team it home and
feed 13 to their hogo.
Owing to the perishable nature of the
oheese, care mast be taken to ship it out
promptly, otherwise there would be quite
a Ione.
Owing to the brisk demand, whiab ie
greater than the ))apply, the mann•
totem)] rest racy ou that snore. Daring'
the month of June past, Mr. Liebller
sold 51000 worth of oheoeo and he esti.
mato that lite year's sales will total
$8000. Be bee been in the heathen for
eight years, and bee established a trade
that extends as far ae Manitoba and
British Columbia, He says that the beat
oheese is made from September to
December et which time the milk is the
richest. Asked all to whether there were
any 0000080 in the pr00000 of manatee.
Cure, Mr. Lieblier replied that what
soorete there were were in the methods
of curing the cheese.
a. S. Scott, financial editor of The
Globe, Tomato, has been appointed ap•
praiser of market value° in the United
B area in oonneotlon with the anti damp.
ing amendment to the tariff,'
The wife and eldest son of Charles
Thresher, of the Union Hetet, Amherst -
burg, were drowned by the upsetting of a
sail -boat, 81r. Thresher was reamed in
an unooneoiona coudttio1.
EAST HURON FALL FAIR
Thursday and Friday, Oct. 6 & `7
The Outlook Very Favorable.
East Harm Fall Fair has won a front place among the County Agricultural
Shows and has been 'rowing in interest a0 the years have gone by. The Fair of
1904 will not be inferior to any of its predecessors and will no doubt attraot many
people.
SPEOIAL PRIZES.
The Standard Bank, offers 56.00 for the best 15 pounds of roll butter, the same to
become the property of donator.
W. E. Kerr will give Tug Pose for a year for the beet 2 loaves of home made
bread ; and Toon Pon for a year for the beet 5 pounds of butter, both artiolee
to become his property.
W. H. MoOraoken offers to purchasers of seed from him ae follows :-5 Swede
Turnips, 1st, 50e. ; 2ncl, 20o. ; 5 Long Red Mongols, let, 500. ; 2nd, 25o. ; 5
Yellow Giant Intermediate Mongols, 1st, 500. ; 2nd, 26o.
Oil Painting, Original Sketoh, not leas than 16x20 in., from spot releoted by the
Secretary, to be limited by metes and bonnde. Intending ootnpetitore may
get full information from the Secretary. let, 58.00 ; 2nd, 52,00.
Postmaster Farrow offers prizes for the three beet addressed envelopes, by pupils
of Pnblio Schools. One envelope to bear address of a person in the Old
Country ; one to the United States and one iu Ontario. let prize, 60o. ;. 2nd
prize, 50o, ; 8rd prize, 60o, Postdflice atamped envelopes must be used.
One person may take the three awards if the judges so decide.
Four prizen will be awordedby the Sooioty to boys and girls under 16 years of
ago who eau name the largest mambo of varieties of opplee on exhibition at
the Fair, 1st, 51,50 ; 200, 51,00 ; Ord, 750. ; 4t11, 60e, Competition takes place
at 4.80 p. no. 011 the first afternoon of Fair. No entrance fee.
Best half acre of Mangold, let, $2.50, donated by Geo. Thomson ; 2nd, 51.50 by W.
H. 1M1o0racken ; Brd, 51.00. There must be four entries or no competition.
Entrance fee of 50o. to be made at the time of making entries. Entries to
be made before Show day and prizoe to be awarded not later titan Oct. 21.
Beat half acre of turnips, 1st, 52.50, donated by Geo, Thomson 1 2nd, 51.50; 8rd,
51,00, Must be four entries or no competition. Entrance fee of 50o. to be
made at the time of malting entries. Entries to be made before Show day and
prizes to be awarded not later then Oot. 21.
Dr. J. A. MoNaughton offers 55.00 for beat roadster, horde or mare, owned and
driven by a farmer. Style and speed to be taken into ooneiaeratioo. 1st,
58.00; 2nd, 59.00.
The Secretary will present a box of 0roquet, for the largest assortment and Moot
arrangement of loaves of Canadian woods, the same to be attached to a Card
not exceeding 24x86 inohoe, by a Publio School pupil ; 2nd prize, Photo
Album,
A. E. Mellish, of the Metropolitan Bank, Bruseela, will give three prized, viz. let,
58.00 ; 2nd, 52.00 ; 8rd, 51.00, for the three best collections of Wiutee apples
exhibited.
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the well known manafaotarere at Woodstoolt, offer the following prizes 1 -Beet
Novelty in Ladies' Work, 51.00 wortlt of Richards' Soap ; beet hand painting
ou 8 China Cups and Saucers, 61.,00 worth of Richards' Soap ; beet Collection
of Soft Pillows, not less than 4 in collection, 51,00 worth of Richards' Soap;
best 8 Soones, 51.00 worth of Richards' Soap.
Additional Entries 11111st be made with 1110 Secretary
Oar the Abo00 Annetta I'rlv,8n,
ATTRACTIONS.
To provide a program of iateeesting features for the 2nd day of the Fair has
been the endeavor of the Direotot•s and that they have succeeded is beyond quer
tion, This year the card will show :-
FOOT RA0D, 100 yards, boys under 18 years, let, 51.00 ; 2nd, 500. ; 8rd, 25e,
BOYS' 0AOE, under 14 year0, 100 yards. 1st, 754 ; and, 500; 8rd, 25a ;'4th, 260.
GIRLS' RAGE, under 14 years, 60 yards. 1st, 75o ; 2nd, 600 ; 8rd, 25o; 4811, 25o,
BOYS' RAGE, under 8 years, 60 ye,rde. 1st, 50o ; 2nd, 26o ; 8rd, 250.
GIRLS' 114073, under 8 years, 50 garde, 1st, 500 ; 2nd, 25o 8rd, 25o.
OBSTACLE 1140E, 100 yards, for boys umiak 18 years. let, 51,00 ; 2nd, 50o ;
8rd, 25o.
CANDLE RACE, 100 yards. let, 51,00 ; 9nd, 500; Ord, 250.
FAT WOMAN'S 164017, 50 yards, contestants must weigh at least 2001be. 101,
52.00 ; 2nd, 51.00 ; 8rd, 50o.
SPEEDING. -The Committee is arranging for a few speeding events one of
which will bo open to single drivers attached to boggle)).
Is HIGHLAND PIPI431 will bo in attendance and Scottish dancing performed by
local and foreign talent.
I°OOT R.40ES AT 3 P. M,
THE 00N08R1'.
Alread rrieu emeots two well a o d or tlto bigConcert, til W a s ten on
a O w adv 11 0 fw 9
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the Friday evening of the Fair. Among the talent 0e1n8Od is Jas. Fax the well
known and always welcome fun -maker of Toronto; Mies Ethel 11019011, the fine
soprano, of the same olty, and Mies Gram) Merry, of TOront0, a rising y.,ttng
eloontionfat, who %vide piano soloieto of thie locality will present e, program that
will amaeo, please and instritot,
Thuiroday evening the "Fatima" will be open to view the interior department
of the Pair. A M11010a1 and Literary progeam will be given, Admission will only
be 10 dente.
Anybody iring a copy of the priee list Hill1tnys ono f r0arded by retool
mail by writing the 00011010003', W. H. Herr, 13rtmeel0, The dates of the Pair are
Thursday and Friday, October 0831 and 7111,
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MILLINERY
Our Fall Millinery ie jest received And will be opened op and ready
for inspection on end after Saturday, September Brd, when we will show
all the 111t00t Perla and New York Styles in R3ady•to•Wnnr and Outing
Hats, Feathers, Winge, Flowers, Ribbon)), Trimming0, Veilioge, Ute..
. This department is under the able menegemellt of Wee :Hood, with
a Lull staff of assistants, who will he pleased to take your melee far any
rtyla of hat, nod trim It up in the latest style ou 811ort nation,
We will be pleased to have you Dail and view our lsiew Fall Millinery,
whether you are prepared to bay or not,
NEW MANTLES
Wo make a great ;bowing of Ladies' Mantles, Jtelteto and ;epos, in
all the now design;, in Black and Oxford Frieze, Bleak Viouaa, Keret)),
56 Olot60li,SBrod 5oa8.doloth, Venetians, in the very latest 0tyl80, the Prim mu 1,00
$8 50 to $15, with ail the prices between. We chow epode( value at 55,
LADIES' FINE FURS
We have just received a large shipment of Ladies' Fare in Caperines,
Ruffs and Boae, in Coney, Aetraaha», Oppossum, Blank and Grey Persian
Lamb, Bab e, Electric Seal and A1iok, ranging in price from 51.26 to 515.
Now is the time to saint your furs while the stook is at its best, and you
have the fleet ohoiueand you hese the 000 of them these tool evenings.
:BUGGIES !
BUG -G -IES !
IS THE BEST
Beware of I'rrtitators and Imitations.
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Superior Materia], Workmanship and Finishin all our goods:
Building from 10,000 bo 12,000 Vehicles yearly we have our would-
be competitors distanced in numbers.
We have still a few of these "Old Reliables" in up-to-date Finish
and Design to show you.
Does Quality count with you 2 If 80 be sure to call as we can
certainly interest you.
Best Goods Procurable at Close Prices.
We have a number of other makes to show you, including the
"Plattsville," "Palmerston" and "Guelph."
Also a number of comparatively new Second-hand Rigs, of ether
makes, for sale at low primes.
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Nay S. WieLauchlin
Are You Going
to do any Penchi ?
IDEAL WOVEN FENCE
IN OOILED SPRING WIRE
LEADS THEM ALL
It is all No. 9 Hard Steel Wire and is tlae
Strongest Fence made. The Railways and
Electric Roads are erecting it.
Call and get our Prices.
tool erloli o'A,'lie Ito 'llr'11'be IreIP4
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what Dur stock is. We
good rigs will do ib.
We have added to one Buggy Tope this season a Spring to prevent the
bolts and 8318010 from breekii,g, This hoe boon a loug felt want.
We have 4 olylea of Ax100-Duet and Oil Proof, Long Diotauoe, 1050
Miles, and the N'oioeleooAx30o, 80180 a few of the old ;tyles,
All Steel Body Ranger° and all trimmed with best Loather.
Along with our ownIuggtDS w0 handle
Humb0r'
OE Arab -class
Factory 8B Bu ies.
Our Wagons are all Oak witil 23 and 8 inch tires ; Trunks and
Medium size,
wa invite every intending pure/tat/0e to mill and I3uy
hone ail and save money.
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WE are BOW ready for 1904
with a larger stock of Buggies
than ever we had and a walk
through our Show BOOMS will
convince intending purchaser's
have kept the lead' and intend to alo so if
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