THE BAY BY PAGE TEN. WOLFE ISLAND FAR THE LIST OF PRIZES HAS BEEN, ANNOUNCED. The Farmers and Their Wives Mad +] showing--Wolfe Island and FPri- « nn Good Produces Fine Cattle duce. Hors sre, with 'Rodgers, years old, Will Fred Heavy bral foal at her James O brine iver Hawkins, first and segnd iam Moaer. Celt yearling, Staley. Colf, 1911, George Rodgers General Purpose Class--Lener al pur Bernard Grant, i foal at her James OBrige, frst and second, Wuil is Moder, Colt, three years old, Will iam Moger. Colt, two years oid, kd NT ward White, Deck keil, Jumes O'Briae : ; Colt, yearling, James (FBrive, Wallis GEAND OPERA HOUSE, Mozier, James Brive. Colt, 151 1 * i William Mozier, John Hall, David Watts. Roadstar horses, stallion, tered, Oliver Hawkins. Proud mare W. Mozier, Cnions, I Rev. Father Spratt, John ta derson Hor Colt, three yeonrs old, F. Colt, two years old, John Clary, Colt, vearBng, Hey er Spratt, Johu Ureenwood, Clary, Colt, 1911, William Wallis Mozier, Rev. Father Carriage team, fifteen hands and Wiliam Mozier. Carriage hands and under, John Buggy horse, filles hands George Casey, Sames (Vlrine. Buggy fifteen ad under, F. Fdward White, William | side," Ge Calt, pase Lean, Clary. Mare, with " od AMERICAN BEAUTIES, WITH THE CAT AND THE FIDDL MATINEE AND NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, ocr. 4th : - p-- veier, Mre, Jam ovie, W. W. Card. i Wallace Clary, D Chickens, 1911, Watts, Special Willieun wl W flen , Earl Grimsha Ih » 1 Eaiinea fow Mozier. Duoeks, w-|Keill, Wo. W. Card. w Allum, David Mozier. pallets, eler first aod Collection, Gen er. Fawerts, leet, ronnd 3 Of $ eet, 18 ar Grimshaw. ins, Watts, | Fadwanl DBriceland. Vong $, Clans Fdward Briceland, David Watts, | Tras Puy pair white or | Kemp. rice | Ladies' work James Coyle, i in mon, Sjuash, thinary, rd Painting in oil, Mrs. and second. Paint colors, Mrs. James silk patch work, first and second had drawing, Funey apron, first and second, shirts, Mrs, George first team, Hite Greenwood epaash, Whaler, wales Painting . James ton le Free MeAdoo, dhe , host nnd over Musk Melon gerond, William James and Mrs Mrs. toontlomen's | Painting on plash, Mra, 4. first ant second. Plain sewing, Mrs. RK. Mcelleady, Rancus Contlemen's fl Apples, rieties, winter, | gee George Ranous, first ¢ second. WeAdoo, enderson 1 ne. | on. cotton. Ms Card, bh, Wiliam M » wil | Mere. BR. MeReady. Pair pillow shams, Mears, William Me Adao, | spre He Card, Mrs. J. Coyle. Em hn, La William {riders My R first and Ornamental ~~ faney Mrs. R. MeReady, Mrs, H. Card {pring {Out Ene - work, Mrs. H. Cand, Mrs. R. Yi MeRendy. French embroidecsy, Mrs. R. wid Watts. Meeady, Mra. H. Card. Drawing William work, Mes R. McReady, Mrs. Thomas » Wailiam | (1 peenwood Pair slippers, worked, . James Coyle, first and second Mrs. James CUovle, Mis Voilet «ct, Mrs 1 MeRoady, Mra, William Healy. Mount IMellick embwoidery, Mrs. H. Card, Mrs, McReggly. Match reeeiver, ud Mrs. J. Coyle, , Mrs. R. McReady, first cond. Hardanger embroidery, ! Mrs iMeReady, first and second, warge Leotton, Mrs. R. McReady, {line McAdoo. Dinner mats, Jrimshaw, Mrs. R, English evelet embroidery, Mrs, H. Card, Mrs. RB. McReady. Wallacham embroidery, Mrs. R. Mclleade, Mrs, H, Card. Whisk holder, Mrs. J. Nire, William McAdoo. Pin eushion, Mrs. 1. MeRvady, Mrs. H. Card, Plain crochet, Mrs, J. Coyle, Mrs. R. Me Heady. Arsene work, Mre. William Me Adon, first and second. Mantle drape, Mrs, Janes Fable scarf, Mrs. atl ND. Kell, White] 3, Coyle. Shadow embroidery, Mrs. R. Mazi W. W. Card, | sigReady, Mrs, GG. Grimshaw," Point sar feghorns, Wal Mrs. R. MeReady, Mrs. J. Coyle. lis Mo William Kemp, W. L. ALY Sofa cushion, Mrs, R. McReady, Mrs. lingo. ymouth Rocks, barred, Wal-1 jf Stencil work, Mrs. Hl. Curd, lis Mozier, i Alun macrame Mrs. R. Me firet 'and second. Bracket, any kind, Mrs William McAdoo, Quilt, silk patchwork, Mes. William McAdoo, first Quilt, cotton patchwork, McReady, Mrs, 6, Rattray. Mrs. RH. McReady. Quilt, horse, hands Iriceland, Maozier, Cattle--Durham bull, over one registered) William Mozier. Cow, milch, Rev. Father Spratt. Heifer, two years old am) over, Rev, Father Spratt}! Jersey, registered bull, two years and He Fe over, J, Clary, Heifer, two years old | Willian and over, John Clary. Calf, yearling, ! Apples, J. Clary. Ball, 1911, John Clary Grade Ayrshire cow, milks, Wallis Mov jer, William Mozier, F, iceland Yearling heifer, Wallis Mozier, frat and second. Calf, 1911, Allen Davie, Wallig Faweelt Mozier. Holstiens, mileh cow, Fdward Aw det ' sirall, 1 White, William Mozier, Wallis. Mozier Vit . vid] Wa Heifer, two years old, Edward White, te Friend. EB Wallis Mozier, -Willinm Mozier. Heifer Friod, Biward White, | Mr cali, John Clary, Wallis Mozier, second : i, William and third, Heifer yearling, Wallis Bakin butter, Mozier. Jersey milch cow, Allen Davis, | Mrs, George Mrs. Thomas | W. FE. Allison, John Clary. Heifer, two | Greenwood, Willinm Allum. But vears old, John Clary, Calf, 1911, Ww. Mclteady, Mrs L. Allison. Durhame, milch cow, Rev Fdward White. | Father Spratt, F. Wrieeland, Mrs. Keil, and third. Heifer, two years old, Mrs, George Fay Father Spratt. Cali, 1911, Edward White. Sheep--Long wool ewe, having lambs William Kemp, first, second and third Ewe lambs, Williama Kemp, first and gocond, Sheep, sheet wool, ewe having lambs, 1011, William Kemp. Swine--~Yorkshire brood - jam Mozier, Fdward White, third, Sow of 1911, William Fdward White. Berkshire sow, William Mogzler, Edward White. Boar, one year and over, William Mosier Agrienliural Department Corn, vel low, George Friend, Mrs. (i. Ranous, Potatoes, Thomas Faweett, William Allum. Carrots, red, I. Fawcett, Al len Davie, Carrots, white, T, cett, Allen Davis. Turnips, Ranous, Thomas Fawcett. Parenips, T. Fawcett, Allen Davis, Beets, long, Thomas Fawcett, W. Mozier. Beets, sugar, William Allum, George Purner. Mangolds, William Allum, Fawcett. Cabbage, Farl EERE sp------ -- _-- It's A Bad Habit-- " That of taking tonics for digestive troubles Indigestion is usually cased by wrong food. Kg Cave , William Henderson pple white celnmd, Apples, five land, I. Fa fall, Wills Cove, hand GQ. shirt, Year, : Brice veel. 5, collection, varieties, Edward Mrs Henderson anne m { Braiding I 4 i on cotton, and second { second. Globe, Edward White, | work, William { Maozier. Wheat, TO Kemp emp, Fimotl Kemp. {Lamp mats, and diniey evock R. McReady. Ka Mrs, Mrs. I. Mr wie ter, in print, Willis Allum, Loaf home Yrs, Willian ner, SIX rine, home m Supper and se Mrs, R. Tidy in Mrs Wil Mrs. F. McReady. soeond bread, an lev, Album, wile, Fhomas Greenwood, Mrs, Furner; Mri. DD. hel. Honey, Father Spratt, Home made wine, Mrs Kanons, Mrs. 1 MeReady. Mra. KH. Meleady, Wins Pickl Rev, George Canned fruit, IL Keil, Mr PE. vdward White, Mrs. feos Ranous, t'hili sauce, Mrs. BR, MeRendy, Mrs, R Payne Tomato catsup, Mrs, Fads White, Mrs, GUeorge Rano IKhode Ishand Reeds, WW satis, W. L. Allinson. v« BX. Card Golden Woan Leghor Waihi William Kem hr Mi Will second and Movzier, 1911, SOW, ard Poultry, Card, David Any varmwely Cavie, ice, Card, ket Ready, Faw Silver ite W Father Card, 1911, (wooryge Wallace Linorge Bra work, Wyandoties, Mozier Wh andottes, alli ozier, files Spratt, 8, WW Wallis y ecosd, white, white Clan Friend, Pigeons, Moz ducks, WW. WW. « nd second Mrs, R. (Quilt, tuft, Fhomas tirimshaw, Drugs won't and can't cure the trouble, so long as the cause is continued, . and anyone who tells you that they will is evidently ignorant of the facts. The sure, quick way to relief is to remove the cause--change your mode of eating. A good start is to begin on Grape-Nut with cream for breakfast. FOOD FACTS. What an M.D. Learned. A prominent physician, of Rome, Ga., went through a food experience which he makes public. "It *was my own experience that first led me to advocate Grape-Nats food and '1 also know from having preseribed it to convalescents and other weak patients that the food is a wonderful rebuilder and restorer of nerve and brain tissue, as well as muscle, It improves the digestion and sick patients wlways gain jost as did in strength and weight very rap. div. "I was in sueh a low state that 1 liad to give up my work entirely and go to the mountains of ths state, but two months there did not im- prove me; in fact, | was not quite as well ag when | left home. My food ab- solutely refused fo sustain me and it became plain that | must change. began to use Grape-Nuts foods and in FOR two works | walk a mile with out the feast fats and in five weeks returned to my @ and practice, ing up hard work again. Since that time | have Jolt as well and strong as | ever did in my life. "As g physician who seeks to help all sufferers | consider it a duty to make these facts public." Name given by Grape-Nuts = i Trial 10 dave on iva Nut when Canadian Postum Cereal Co, Limited, oh wobdure, Chew the crisp granules of this food thor- oughly, as Nature intends food should always be eaten. Grape-Nuts is made of Wheat and Barley and contains all the food elements in these cereals, including the Phosphate of Potash(grown in grain) jput there by Nature for rebuilding Brain and Nerve cells. : Get into good habits. Eat right and let the change show you A . "There's a Reason' Black | MeRoady, | Mrs. R.{ Coyle, | ¥. ISH WHIG FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER BR. McKeady, Mrs. 6 carpet, Mrs. R. Ne o Berlin v Mrs, sttray. Rag feandy, Mra. J. orked, raised; Mrs. BR. . Card, Rorsted work, i Ready. Hag mats, Mrs. H. Card, Mrs { Fdward Bricelansl. Berlin wool, work $ lain, Mre. H. ( , Mrs. Ki M Case of fen r Bowers, Mrs Briceland, first and second het, Mrs. I. Melleady, Mrs 1d. Covle. Homemade mit Mrs { MeReady, first 'and second. Men lsicks, Mrs. RB. McReady. Wreath, | woollen, Mrs. Fdward Brieeland. Lad | i Mekeady, Mrs Mps. HK. Me jacket, knitted, Mrs. R. McReady Mrs. George Rattray, omit, crochet, Mrs Mrs. +R. McRead Fidy, in wool, Mrs. Gi. Rattray. (ro jchet face, Mrs. I. McReady, Mrs. | William Healy. Kunitted lace | NeReads, Mrs, William 1 Shaw!, knitted, Mrs. { Crochet tidy, in' cot Ready, wile, Ih Gi. Rattrav, crochet, { Mrs, J. {George Coyle. Rattray, R. Mrs, woollen, patchwork, Flowers, best collection, geraninms, } Hrs. William Allison. | begonia, Mrs. William jfuet arrangements, { Briceland, first and | best collection, Mrs: (0. 14, Covie. Adtors, [lest collection, Allizon. Mrs. second, lon Edward Foliage, [Iattray, Mrs, { best collection, Mrs | Edward Briceland, cond Everyday bloomers, Edward Priceland, first and second. Star plant ! Mrs. Falward Friceland, Mrs. oF. Coyle. Caleeolaria, Mrs. Fadward {Priceland. House plant, collection Mrs McReady. (int Mrs. Edward collection, | rst and second. first amd Mrs. flowers, wi Briceland, FROM THE COUNTRYSIDE. Desert Lake News, Desert Lake, Sept. 26. Mr. Mrs. (. Walker, Collins Bay, their father, (°. Orser, last week. young men who were in | Mud Lake have returned and report game plentgul. W Bur leigh 7% here bidding farewell to his his home and visited Ihe camp il home { friends on his departure for in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs, Smith, Sydenham, visited f mother, Mrs. (), Snook, | Mrs, I. Walker is poorly. The potato crop is much better than anticipated Miss Willson, Glendower, ut her Mrs. W. Miss Cretghton, Svdenham, visiting het Mrs. (). Snook, has returned home. J. Campbell, calling on friends here, to his Abrams and is achurd their on Sunday Marae aunt =, Snook; sister, has returned Robert has recovered from his illness { uble to be out ag recently, { home near Sydenham rin. Reynoldston Reports, tevnoldston, Sept. 26. Threshing is about finished in this section fofr turn out is reg 1. Large po jtatoes are rather scuce this ftion. Mr. and Mrs, J. (i. Genge tended Parham on {attended the | Saturday and children, Hlatives here, | amd a in aC at wedding at Fuesday last. A number reception al Yeronga on evening, Mys-- H. Whitty Parham, ave visiting re- i Miss IF. Walker and Miss McCumber spent Sumida at J, {Jefirey's, as did also W. Wegar and iR. Botitng. Mr. and Mrs. J. Morrison iand son, Kenneth, Hartington, and { Mr. and Mre. J. Botting; Verona, at {R. Botting's H. C. Snvder at # | Kitson's; J. G and 8S. Snyder, Snyder Re flying trip to Wagarville Mrs. A. Rey- nolds soon. Ss. Ashley is recovering an attack of rheumatism. the Genge-Bértrim frenge made n week. home after last is expected Trevelyan Tidings. Trevelvan, Sept. 26. lis in full blast. . Miss {has left for Brockville employed in Craig's fur remains of Robert Leeder, Mills, were placed in thé Roman Ua tholic cemetery on Friday, The funeral was largely attended. Mr, Mrs Fdward Floed, Lansdowne, spent Sunday with the former's mother, Mrs. P. Flood. Mr. and Mrs Je Leeder and ebildren, Bowell, at Joseph Floed's Ronen, Athens, Sunday ing with friends. James ood and Miss Myrtie Lillies spent Sunday at Jed Flood's. ' Mr. and Mrs. G. B, Leeder, spent Sunday at Frederick Leeder's Miss Loretta Loader, of the Athens high school, spent Sunday at her home Coby left for Ottawa on the attend Normal school. orn Aones where cutting Leeder she = store, he McIntosh and hn spent William oven Sunday spent Cnintown, here, { 18th to At Marysville, Tyendinaga, Marysville, Wednesday was Marysville. A posed of, Tyendinaga, hog slapping great mihy were Humley * and Hayveoek Mrs. tates return spending Sept. 28 day at dis were {the shippers. has wd home alter time | visiting her son in Toronto. ohn "Bes his SF brothers Travoor and SOM | Stack, station agent, is {holidavs. with his mother in Brockville. Miss Mary Mise Annie; Mullen, teachers No 7 school, spent Saturdiiy in Napanee Mr. and Mrx. David Stewart left for their home' Vancouver, B.( after a three months" visit with her father, John Campbell, Mrs. 1. Fahey spent Sunday with Mrs, J. C. Meagher. The banns 'for the murriage of hate Fields and William Calliban, of Mel rose, were published on Sunday last. I'he marriage will take plece the first week of October. mn in pass Latimer Locals. Latimer, Sept. 26.--Most of the farmers have started their fall plough ing. Jamés Sh¥frman has refoceed home after visiting Syracuse far, Corn ahd potatoes are a Very poor crop this year. People are looking forward to having telephone connec tion here. A pumber from here . at tended Napanee fair The Ladies' Aid last Wednesday held its meeting at the home of Mri. Henry Darling. a good attendance. A few Inverary ladies attended also. The next meet wg will be held at Mrs. Rector a Yisitors : Mr.and Mrs. Hiram Spoon. er and Lazarus Spooner, ; of King- ston, and Mrs. W. Ulogg, of Elgin- barg.at Henry Darling's; Misses Vere Wolfe and Nettie Shennan spent Sun day with Miss Bella Kherman: Froest Heliren spent Sunday at 8 A. Lyons': B. A. Beer and Miss Eile Townsend, spent Sunday at Kepler; the children are practising for rally Sunday, October Ist. It is esti that the Welsh col- strike, which began last Novem 29, i811 OX) Cubes are the greatest adva in food invention e men began to eat and 1en learnt to cook. he is measured ex actly -- right size for a cuplul -- upiforra in nutri tious properties, in quality, taste and flavor Te :¢ a meal, simply drop gn OX0 Cube in a cup, pour on hot water and stir, 0000000000000 000008080° ° Clearing Home Things Lace Curtains and Furnirurs Coverings and many mher articles of home u are dyed and cleaned here NR. PARKER & Co, Dyers and Cleaners, 89 Princess St, Kingstown, Out, e00cesPROROOOS CORSETS Give comfort and ease without sacrifice of style. The variety of models meets every woman's require- ments. The best stores sell them. Above is the gracelul, com fortable, C/C a la Grace Ma- ternity Waist. Sizes 201030. LAR HHH Tt With the "Rooster" an is crowing louder as he Rous along Only dic per pound. For chewing abv smoking, AT A, MACLEAN'S Outarie Street. STUDENTS! | fills the bifl. Gas costs Au rigt foes NA. WEESE & C0, 121 PRINCESS ST, - x - - Carriage Painting SOME CLASS TO OURS. This is the place to have your Auto repainted to stand all kinds of weather. E J. DUNPHY, wr Westreal asd Ordnance %Treets Pesacssssssassasssweeenld COAL ! The kind you are looking for is the kind we sell Scranton Coal anaeeete" prompt delivery. BOOTH & CO. FOOT WEST STREET. Sessassnsssssssssessas NNN RRN Besscscscsces cesssescseseel { Good Shoes | At Right Prices their choice. of footwear, who demand style that is right, but want to know at the same time that their shoes will feel right and wear right in addition to looking right, will find much to their advantage by inspecting the Utz & line for fall. A ATVB LT RATETT RTE BTEE TAMA SABER RATE SRN Dusn Company The Sawyer Shoe Store We have exclusive sale of these splendid shoes. The best value ' ' ¢ ¢ 4 ¢ ¢ ¢ ' ' ¢ Women who are particular in for the money. Slevsesvscssssessssessassasseel features known in modern of them wera originated hy 3 ed all the latest Inventions in have ae od what they have range that oven--cG¥ked perfectly, yet re qualities? The reason for thi tion is thorough and effective. Bhis is only one of the host of daily use | -- Covers a Whole Series of Fine Features The reason we sell so many Happy Thought Ranges is because while other ranges have one or two special features the Happy Thought combines all the gomd y the makers of the HAPPY THOUGHT and dre found in no other range. We have adapted and improv- ives perfect satisfaction. e® tasted a roast, prepared in the Haver (Pong J) stantly circulating, keeps it fresh and pure. the Happy Thought go highly prized by Canadian housewives More than a quarter of a million "Happy Thoughts" KINGSTON AGENTS: [ee tem Buck Stove Co, Limited, = Brasiford, Out. range building. The most stovemaking. so that now we been so long striving for--a taining all its juicy, appetizing 8 is because the Oven Ventlla- A current of fresh alr, jeon- special features that has de are In n Canada. 69-71 BROCK ST ¥ i OUR CRYSTAL -------------------------- bo @ good coal and we guarantee § | T Princess BRAND Gt Standurd Grasulated Sugar i Has been tried: and found excellent for | preserving { wars ght and table use, Price I» ANDREW MACLEAN, Ontarie Street. GAS HEATING STOVES, Wa have the odorless ki fzes--fram $2.00 to $7.00, ° [to light the furnace. the Gas per hour. Phone 515. J. W. OLDFIN, Cor, Sydenham and Orduasce S¢ | ERE REE A ee a 3 Cool Drinks For Hot Days: Notning these hot, sultry days ¢ #0 cooling and refreshing as Soda properly served Our Yountaln enjovs Jat ron ars because Wwe serve ¥ ' wo tipat GEORGES. ICE CREAM PARLOR : 04 PRINCESS STREEY, Phone 950 Ice Cream supplied for Soclale Plenles, ete, Satisfaction guarante«d FHEEFPEEFEEE FE Ee Fen large AANA HEE -- 'C. H. Pickering Grocer and Meat Dealer 490 PRINCESS STREER 'Phone 530 Prompt Delivery. Prices Right. @eccssesssssssssasassl BETTER GET | ~~ men A ------- Your bins filled with Our Coal before the Fall rush comes on ---------- A --------------------------------.---- P. WALSH Jarrack St EE Eh Ee @ocvssssssassssasasssassl Pure Vinegar, all kinds of whole and Ground Spices. D. COUPER, "Phone 76. 341-3 Princess Street, Prompt Delivery. TAKE IT AWAY «That's what our patrons say «when served with a Ginger Ale or English Giluger Beer that do not bear our lubel Our bottled goods for familly use have no superior Sample it at any of the lead. ing hotels o rtelephane 304 for a trial case Thompson - Bottling Co. 202 PRINCESS 8ST, KINGSTON, ® a W. C. Bennett, Plumber, has } Tinsmith and wed his place of business from 3 King St. to 1981 Street, mext door to the Horsey"s Hardware Store, where - he will be pleased to meet all his old customers and as many new ones as require first. claps Tinsmithing and Plumbing done; also agent for the Souvenir Range Phone 1033 late 8. J All kinds of Dry Men's Boys' and Ladies' Sults, Boots and Shoes, Jewellery, House Furnishings. ete, sold on easy payment plan, Come in, see our goods and terms New Stock of Fall and Winter Clothing just received. It will puy you to call and see it Joseph Abramsky DANIEL WEBSTER | tt NNN ri Good Defines the word "BERVICE" 'the act of serving; the of a servant; the performance of labor for the benefit of another. or at another's command; the deed of one who serves; labor performed for another; useful office; advant- age conferred." THE CHANCES ARE WEBSTER'S WIFE COOKED ON A GAS STOVE. still holds as occupation The above definition good with us, "ALWAYS READY TO SERVE" CHEAP, CLEAN, CONVENIENT. COOK WITH GAS, Light, Heat and Power Deg. © C, FOLGER, Gen. Mgr. A talilorsaas has built a sumer Lotter of straw obtsissd from the coverings of wine And beer bottles, % For Pickling a ---- RS I RE a