PAGE ELEVEN ws mm---- (7 re---- BUILDERS !! Have You Tried GYPSUM WALL PLASTER? It Saves Time White, Baiden Bros, Alfred Watts. ats. | THE PRIZES AWARDED]. Sons, SPEECH OF "MDERSON fred Watts Charles George. Onions, white--Archibald Kaighi AF KINGSTON HO} HORTICULTURAL] Baiden Bros. C. C. Friendship. { TO { SOCIETY'S SHOW Onions, yellow--A. Knight, E Denmie, Alfred Watts, Onions, red--Baiden THE CANADIAN SOLDIERS AFTER YPRES vt Dennie. R. J. Bushell { It Was Inspired By the, Heroism, of Onions, largest-- E. Dennfe, Mrs.| One Canadian Division In That Sueknell, C. C. Friendship. Memorable Battle. OE BRB, B05 | rpesen that will be treasured Onions, pickling, white-- Baiden | 20d prized by every Canadian sol- rion. | di€r who heard it, delivered by Gen- ig Joseph 'Wifts, ©. C. Friend eral E. A. H. Alderson, inspired by Onions, pickling yellow.--C. C. the heroism of the "Ist Canadian Eve Cent you for * pi 'Made Display Of Fruit, Vegetables, Flow- Bras, E. ers and Plants Gave Judges a Busy Time-- (Closing On Wednesday Night. : is year's show, held under the pices of the Kingston Horticultu- /, was a great success. The : the finest ever shown, rs of the Society are Division or Good going Sept. LY LUX is some- thing new and good. The finest essence of soap in flakes. It makes the richest, creamiest lather you ever saw. It means "luxury" in washing be- cause it's such a clothes saver. Absolutely prevents woollens, flannels and all - loosely woven garments from hardening and shrink ing in the wash, Try LUX and be delighted with it. All grocers, 10c. Made in Canada by Lever Brothers Limited, Toronto. rn i rp At & Th Packet of WILSON'S FLY PADS La ASL LN SIR SR VY Ee WORTH OF ANY EIR YT] KINGSTON CEMENT - PRODUCT tles, brick Flower Vases, Tile, Cap p-er Blocks, We also make Cement Grave Vaults. Estimates siven for all kinds of Cement Work. Office and Factory Cor. of CHARLES AND PATRICK. Phone 730. MGR. H. F. NORMAN, RAILWAY HDA ei Central Canada Exhibition Ottawa, Sept. 10th to 18th Round trip tickets will be issued good going on all trains Sept. 15th and AM. trains Sept. 16th, valid for return Sept. 16th or 17th, at $2.55. 10th and Sept. th inclusive, valid for return with- in five days from and including date of sale, but not later than Sept. 20th at $3.40. For full. particulars apply to JI. P Hanley, C. P. and T, A. Cor. Johnson and Ontario Streets. mn rh A HNN A ANADIAN PACIFIC TRANSCANADA . EXPRESS, Carey Through wipiment to WINMIPRG ml VANCOUY RK] LEAVES TORONTO 6.40 P.M, DAILY Connecting Train Leaves Kingston 10.45 am. NOMESEEK ERS" EXCURSIONS Exch Tuesday until Oct. 246, hutiusive Canadi Pacifie. All The Way Ne Change of Cars or Depots deere ema Pacific Coast Tours at Low Fares Ingluding "CAIJFORNIA EXPOSITIONS" Particulars from ¥. Conway, O.P, City Ticket Office, corner Prin- and Wellington streets. Phone | | caster, Joseph White, Baiden Bros. The New Rout Western Canada Ta RO.Ry. Can. Grand Trunk Railway System TORONTO. WINNIPER via North Bay, Cobalt and Cochrane ship, Alfred Watts, Charles George: Li Baiden Bros. Charles George, B. Lancaster. | Alfred Watts, Cook Bros. |. Comm, Watts, Archiband Kn to be congratulated. The show was brought to a glose on Thursday night when the RY.H.A. band rendered another fine programme. The following is a list of the exhi- = uw odond », Kingston; R. J. Black- yurnie; Cook Bros, Cat- Joseph White, Portsmouth; George, Bath Road; Alfred Portsmouth; C. €. Friend- hip Bath Road; Baiden Bros, Portsmouth; L. €. Marrison, Catar- ; Mrs. G. M. Giles, Kingston; "V. aster, Cataraqui; Miss A. KE. Hunter, Kingston; rR. E. Kent, King- on; .H. Pickering, Kingston; Fran- cis H. Macnee, Kingston; G. E. Prat- chett, Kingston; J, W. Marsh, King ston; Archibald Knight, Kingston; J. B. Bunt, JInZSION) R. J. Bushell, Bath Road; Dr. A. P. Chown, King- ston; Mrs. H. W. Richardson, King- ston; Mrs. Bucknell, Kingston and W. J. McNeill, also of Kingston. Fruits. Apples collective winter, W. J. Blacklock, Cook Bros. Apples, autumn, Cook Bros., W. J. Blacklock, Apples; yellow transparent, Dr. A. P. Chown, W. J. Blacklock. Apples, Red Astricans, W.J:' Black- lock. Duchess of Oldenberg, Cook Bres., W. J. Blacklock, Charles George. L. Roe, W. J. Blacklock, Charles George, Joseph White. Apples, Suno, W. J. Cook Bros, Joseph White, Apples, St. Lawrence, W. J. Black- lock, Cook Bros, Joseph White. Apples, Maiden's Blush, G. W. J. Blacklock, Cook Bros. Apples, Weallhy--W. J. lock, Archibald Knight. Apples, Calvert,--W. J. lock, Cook Bros. Apples, Golden russets,--W. J. Blocklock, Cook Bros; Joseph White. Apples, Stark,-- W. J. Blacklock, Archibald Knight. Apples, Baldwin --W. J. lock, Apples, Mackintosh Red,-- Bros,, W. J. Blacklock, Knight. Ribstone lock, Frontenae,--W. J. Blacklock, L. C. Marrison. Tallman Sweet, -- W, J. lock, Cook Bros Ben Davis,--Cook Bros. Blacklock; Joseph White. Pewaukee--Joseph White, Blacklock, Cook Bros. King,--W, J. Blacklock. Northern Spys-- W. J. Blacklock Joseph White, Copk Bros. Alexander,--W, J. Blacklock, Cook. Bros. ° Twenty Ounce-- Cook Bros, W. J. Blacklock. Wolfe River--W. J, Blacklock. Seek no further- =W. J. Blacklock, Joseph White. Rhode- Island Bros... W. J. White. Ontario--Archibald Knight, Cook Bros., W. J. Blacklock. Hass--W, J. Blacklock, Bros. q Blenheim Orange--W. J. Black- loek. 5 Best Seedlingy, Coli Bros, W. J. Blacklock, L. Morrison. Beitegheimér--W., J. Blacklock. Scots Winter--Do. Do. Fall Pepper--Do, Do, Cook Bros, Joseph White. Any other Variety--Cook Bros, Joseph White, W. J. Blacklock. Best Crab apples--W. J. Black- Pears, four wvarieties--A, Knight, Joseph White, AMred Watts. Flemish Beauty--W. J." MeNeill, W. J. Blacklock; Joseph White. Bartlet{--Archibald Knight. Clapp favorite--J. B. Bunt, Dri A. P. Chown, Charles George. Sheldon--Joseph © White, Watts. Howell-- Alfred Watts, White. Plums. red=J. B. Bunt, ' Joseph White, W. J. Blacklock. Plums, yellow--Joseph White, Al- fred Watts. Plums, any variety--Archibald Knight, Joseph White; Alfred Wa tts. Best collection of fruit--W. J. Blacklock: Charles Watts, Blacklock, Black- Block- Black- Cook Archibald Pippin--W. J. Black- Black- Ww. J. w. J. Greening--Cook Blacklock, Joseph Cook Alfred Joseph A --iai-- Vegetables. Salsify--Baiden Bros, Watts, Joseph White. Cauliflower, eurfurt----B. Lancast- er, Alfred Watts Baiden Bros. Cauliflower, any variety-----B. Lan Alfred Cabbage Oxheart -- Archibald Knight, Baiden Bros. Alfred Watts Cabbage, winter --- . Archibald Kunikht, Baiden Bros, A. Watts, Cabbage, red, | Watts, Joseph White. Cabbage, savoy----Mrs. G. M. Giles, Alfred Watts, Joseph White, ; Cabbage, summer draw head -- 'White, . Carrots, Intermedite--B. Lancaster Baiden Bros, Charles George. Carrots, shorthorn--Baiden Bros, - Celery, white plume---Cook Bros, B. Lancaster, Archibald Knight. Celery, winter--L. C. Morrison, Celery, Paris golden---B. Lancast- 'er, Cook Bros, Arciald Knight. ° -C. Friendship, Baiden Bros, Charles George. Potatoes, Richardson, fred Watts, Potatoes, Red--Baiden Charles George, Cook Bros. Tomatoes, red--C. C. Friendship, Baiden Bros, Mrs. G.-M. Giles. Tomatoes, purple--Joseph White, Baiden Bros, C. C. Friendship. Tomatoes, yellow=--Mrs. G. M. Giles, Baiden Bros. Joseph White. Tomatoes, largest.--C. ship, Baiden Bros Joseph White. Turhips, white --Mmrs. G. M. Giles, Mrs. H. W, Richardson, C. C. Friend- ship. Turnips, sweet--Baiden Bros., B. Lancaster, Alfred Watts. white--Mrs., H. W. Archibald Knight, Ak Squash, summer. C. €. Friendship, | pmpire, and to save Alfred Watts, Baiden Bros. Bros, | Friend- | | | | Thatdly know how at Ypres. the address complete: All units and all ranks of the 1st Canadian Division, I tell you truly, that my heart is so full I to speak to you. It is full of two feelings, tho first being sorrow for the loss of those Comrades of ours who have gone, and the second, pride in what the 1st Canadian Division has done. As regards our comrades who have lost their lives -- and we will speak of them with our caps off -- (here he took off his cap, and all did likewise) my faith in the Al- mighty is such, that I am perfeetly sure that, when men die, as they have died, doing their duty and fighting for 'their Country, for the the »situation die for their Following is r others, in fact, to Squash, winter--Cook Bros, Chas. orien matter what their past George, Baiden Bros: Squash, largest.--Alfred Baiden Bros, G. E. Pratchett. Parsnips--B. Lancaster, Bros, E. Dennie, Vegetable Mmarrow--Baiden Bros, | er them at once. B. Lancaster Alfred Watts. Melon, green fleshed--Mrs. H. W. Richardson, B. White. Melon, "White. Citron--Cook Bros, Baiden Bros, Jumpkins--Mrs. H. W. son, Joseph White, E. Dennie. Collections of vegetables Bros, C. yellow Baiden | C. Friendship, Alf.ed Watts. Plants and Flowers. Green house plants, 6 inch pots,--| Baiden Bros. Ferns, collectionth pots, -- J. W. Marsh, Mrs. H. W. Richardson Fern,- maiden hair--J. W. Marsh. Fern, any other variety--Mise A E. Hunter, J. W. Marsh, H. Picker- ing. - Asparagus Sperengerii;, -- Baiden Bros H. Pickering, C. plumosus.--Baiden Bros. Coleus, 12 Coleus, 6 varities--Baiden Bros. Coleus, single, Plant -- Baiden| Bros. Fuchsias, single plant.--H. ering. Geranium, three varieties in flow- er--Baiden Bros. Geranium, one in flower--Baiden Bros. Palm, single plant, Bushell, Baiden chett. Aurucaria, single plant--R. J. Bushell, Baiden Bros, H. Pickering, Begonias, Rex, three varieties-- Baiden Bros. 4 Single plant----H. Pickering, Baiden Bros. * "Begonia, Pickering. Begonias, tuberous-rooted,. collec- tion of twelve--G. A. Pratchett. Tuberous-rooted, six single--G. E. Pratchett. Tuberous- rooted, six double--@G. E. Pratchett. Two hanging Bros. Asters, collection, distinct vari- eties--Francis H. Macnee, H. Picker- ing, R. E. Kent. Asters, twelve varieties--H. Picker- ing, Francis H. Macnee, R. E. Kent. Asters, six varieties ing, Francis H. Macnee, R, E. Kant. ® Asters, twelve blooms, one variety ~H. Pickering, R. E. Kent. Autirrhinnut (Snap-dragon) col- lection--H. Pickering, Dr. A. P. Chowan. Annuals, collection--Baiden Bros. Sweet peas, collection--H, Picker- ing, R. BE. Kent, Alfred Watts. Dalilias, collection--R: E. Kent, Mrs. R. W. Richardson, Dahlias, six varieties, cactus--R. E. Kent, Hapa. sit varieties, decorited-- ent in pot--R. J. Bros, G. B. Prat- flowering, . single--H. baskets--Baiden Dahlias, six varieties, peony, flow- ered--R. E. Kent, Dianthus, collection: -- Baiden Bros., H. Pickering. Gladiolus, collection--G. E. Prat- chett. Gladiolus, Pratchett. Hydrangea, Kent. Marigolds, colleetion--Mrs. H. rv. Richardson, Dr. A. P. Chown, G. E. Protchett. x Pansies, collection--Mrs. H. W. Richardson, Alf. Watts, H. Picke:- ng. six 'varieties - -- Alfred Watts. Perennials, collection--Mrs, H. W. Richardson. «Petunias, colléction--Baiden Bros. Petunias six, deuble---Baides Bros. Petunias, six siugle--Baiden Bros, 'Mrs. H .W. Richardson. Phlox, Drumondi, collection--Bai- iden Bros:, H. Pickering. Phlox, six varieties --- Baiden Bros. Phlox, perennials, six varieties--G. BE, three blooms--R. E. collecticn---H. Alfred' Watts, Joseph | Pickering, J. W . Marsh. Stock, "double, collection--Balden Brus. % Verbenas, collection--H. Picker- ingi"Alfred Watts. Zinnias, collection--Dr. A. P. Sollnetion cut ut flowers--R. 'E. Kent, Mrs. H. W. R Vase bougust--R. B- E. Kent, Baiden Bros. Honey--L. C. Marrison. Probe and you can deep enough. - [always bring to the surface and Hight many imperfections in the Corn, evergreen: -- Archibald : * Knight, Joseph 'White, Alfred Watts. | 'cory--Joseph White, Alfred ight. Turnip beet.--Baiden ros, GC. €. Friendship, Charles ¥ CASTORIA Always bum Signature of | H. Picker-| i Baiden | | peat, | | | fleshed--Joseph | 20Y Richard- | | | | not, all of you, -|if we had retired on the 22nd of | April -- when our Allies | before the gas, and Asparagus | and Pick- | lives have been, noc matter what Watts, | they have done that they ought not o have done (as all of us do)--1I re- 1 am perfectly sure that the Almighty takes them, and looks af- Lads, we can- | not leave them better than like that. | (Here he put on his cap, and all Lancaster, Joseph | | the others did the same.') Now I feel that we may, without false pride, think a little of | what the Division. has dore during | the past few days. I would first of all tell you that I have never been so proud of any- { thing in my life, as I am of this Armlet with "1 Canada" on it | (pointing to it), that I wear on my | right arm. 1 thank you and con- | gratulate you from the bottom of my heart, for the part each one of you have taken in giving me this feeling of pride. I think it is possible that you do quite realize that fell back left our flank | quite open --the whole of the 27th 28th Divisions would probably been cut off, certainly that they varieties--Baiden Bros. | would not have got away a gun or a a vehicle of any sort, and probably | not more than half the infantry. This is what our ~Commander- in-Chief' meant when - he telegraph- ed, as he did, that "the Canadians saved the situation." My lads, if ever men had a right to be proud in this world, you have. I know my military history pret- ty well, and I cannot think of an instance, especially when the clev- erness and determination of the en- emy is taken into account, in which troops were placed in such a dif- ficult position, nor can I think of an instance in which so much der pended on the standing fast of one -division. You will remember the last time 1 spoke to you, just before you went into the trenches at Sailly, now over two months ago, I told you about my old regiments --the R.W. Kents -- having gained a re- putation for not budging from their trenches, no matter how they were attacked. I said then I was quite sure that in a short time, the Army out here would be saying the same of you. ; . I little thought -- we none of us thought -- how soon those words would come true. But now, to-day, not only the Army out here, but all Canada, all England, and all the Empire, are saying it of you. The share each unit has taken in earning this reputation is no small one. I"have three pages of congratula- tory telegrams from His Majesty the King downwards which 1 will read to you, with also a very nice letter from our army commander, Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien. Now, I doubt if any Divisional Commander, or any Division, ever had so many. congratulatory tele- grams and messages as these, and remember, they are not merely po- lita and sentimental ones, they ex- press. just what the. senders really feel. There is one more word I would say to you before I stop. You have made. a reputation second to none gained in this war, but, remember, no man can live on kis reputation, he must keep on adding to it. That you will do so I feel just as sure as I did two months ago, when I told you that I kmew you would make a reputation when the oppor- tunity -came. I am now going to shake hands with you officers, and as I do so, T want you to feel that I am shaking hands with each one of you, as I would actually do, if time permit~ ted. 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