TE, PAGE TEN EE ---- -- Women's Finer Quality Those who __desife Shoes of especially fine quality --* Shoes = that possess individual style --will find their every wish gratified in our showing of Autumn Shoes Our Shoes are selec- tions from the best mak- ers of Fine Shoes. The Sawyer Shoe . Store | 212 Princéss Street. | Phone 159. a. ut THOMAS COPLEY Telephone 987. Drop -a card to 13 Pine street when wanting anything done in the carpen- tery line. Estimates given on all kinds of repairs and new work; alse hard- wood flpors of all kinds All orders, will reeeive prompt attention Shop 40 Queen. Street. orn "MRS. A. SAICH. of Cannington Manor, Sask., Writes :--"' My brother suf fered severely from eczema. The sores were very 'extens sive, and burned like coals into his flesh. Zam:Buk toek. out all the fire, and" quickly gave him ease. Within three weeks of commencing with Zam-Buk treatment, every sore had been cured." This is but one of the many letters we are constantly receiving from people who have proved the. 8 healing powersof Zam-Buk, For eckema, piles, sores, burns, cuts and all skin troubles theré is nothing like this wonderful balm. No skin disease shbuld be con. sidgred incurable until Zam-Buk has been tried. All Druggists, 50¢. per Box. Refuse Substitutes. LRN Pure Vinegar and Spices If you want the bes 'quality, leave your order with J. R. B. GAGE | Phome 549 254 Montreal Street. €/ E NG: Awarded Medal and Highest Points in America = at World's Fair, 1893 PURE--SOUND--WHOLESOME JOHN LABATT, LIMITED, LONDON, CANADA. Ka Fe) = bo) » £ James McParland, Agent, 339-341 King St. East AIA A AAA PAA ro = =n) RING PARKER'S 1683 ! For the Finest Quality Beef, 'Lamb, Mutton, Pork Delivery to all parts. We are open till six o'clock every evening, Cleanliness a specialty. Save your husband's dollars by wearing the 'D & A" or the "La Diva" Corsets . Unless you eal with a p rejudiced, old fashioned corset department, your corsetidre will show and recommend the "D & A" and the "La Diva" _ Corsets made by the "BUY MADE-IN-CANADA CORSETS" at TT "Dominion Corset Co. 815 "Made inCanada" i + over one year, W. A. Potter, | | The following is the list of prize, | winners at Frontenac Agricultural | Exhibition held at Harrowsmith on { September 16th and 17th. Heavy draught. horses--Percheron | stallion, John Alare, A. Asselstine: {Clydesdale stallion, T. A. Albertson: 'team, S. G. Hogle, J. W. Walker, William Shillington; mare and foal, W. L. Storms; three-yedr-old colt, S. G. Hogle; two-year-old colt, W. L. Storms; one-year-old colt, W. A. Pot- i ter; brood mare, Rutledge Bros, E. E. Day, E. Pixley, General purpose horses--Stallion, George Smith; team, Frank Martin, William Nichols, C. Hicks; mare and | foal, E. Pixley, Dilbert Barr, A. Cow- | dy; three-year-old colt, Alexander | Thompson, A. Asselstine; two-year- | old colt, Kerr Bros, A. Asselstine. Roadster or carriage horses---Stal. lion, E. E. Day, W. A. Potter; team over 15% hands, Robert Miller, Sid- iney Alport, George Leatherland; | single horse in harness 15% handes { and over, A. O. Sine, Sidney Alport, David Wallace; single horse in har- | ness under 15% hands, S. G. Hogle, Emery Snider, A. N. Irish; peny un- der, 13 hands, A. N. Irish, S. Alpoit; | three-year-old colt, Rutledge Bros, | William Shangraw; two-year-old | Colt, Rutledge Bros, Emery Snider; One-year-old, = Melville - Bradford; mare and colt, W. L. Storms, Emery Snider, Melville Bradford; saddle horse, William Shangraw, Rutledge Bros, Melville Bradford; double team, 15% and under, A. Assejtine. Thoroughbred cattle, eefing | breed--Budl, © Thomas Sigsworth, | John Stewart, Edward Whitty; Bull | calfy Thomas Sigsworth, Edward | Whitty; cow, Thomas Sigsworth, | John Stewart, Edward Whitty; heif- | er calf, Thomas Sigsworth. | Thoroughbred cattle, milking | breed--bull, two years and over, W! S. Reid, E. Pixley, W. A. Potter; bull, under two years, Byron Gordon, W. S. Reid; cow giving milk, W: S. Reid, Charles Hicks, W. A. Potter; heifer, two years old, W. S. Reid; heifer, yearling, W. S. Reid, Byron Gordon, Charles Hicks; bull calf, G. { 'A. Babcock, W. A. Potter; E. Camp- sall; heifer calf, W. S. Reid. Grade 'cattle, cow, Thomas Hicks, Charles Hicks, E. Pixley; heifer two years old, Thomas Hicks, E. Pixley, Charles Hicks; heifer yearling, E. Pixley, J. S. Gallagher, Charles Hicks; heifer calf, E. Pixley, Charles Hicks, Thomas Hicks. Sheep, Leicester and" Lintoln-- Ram, George Leatherland, BE. E. Day; ram lamb, George Leatherland, E. E. Day; ewe, two years or aver, George Leatherland, P. L. Day, E. BE. Day; ewe shearling, E. Er Day, George Leatherland, P. L. Day. Ewe lamb, George Leatlierland, E. E. Day, P. L. Day; shearling ram, George Leatherland. Sheep--Downs--Ram, 8, G. Hogle, E. E. Day. Ram. lgmb, 8. G. Hogle, B. Gordon, E. E. Day. Ewe, two years or over, S. G. Hogle, B. Gordon, E. BE. Day. Ewe ghearling, 8. G. Hogle, Byron Bordon; E. B, Day. Ewe lamb, Byron:-Genrdon; 8. .G .He- gle, E. E. Day. Ram and three of his get, Byron Gordon, E. E. Day. Shearling ram, Byron Gordon; S. G. Hogle, E. E. Day. Pigs, Yorkshires, Chester Whites and'Tamworths--Boar over one year, Melville Bradford, J. W. Walker, S. G. Hogle. Hoar under one year, S. G. Hogle, J. W. Walker, Melville Bradford. Sow over one year, S. G. Hogle, J. W. Walker, E. Pixley. Sow under one year, J.W. Walker, George Leatherland, E. Pixley. Pig under six mouths, S. G. Hogle, J. W. Walk- er. Pigs--Berkshires, Poland Chinas, Durocks and Hampshires---Boar over one: year, W. A. Potter. Boar un- der one year, W. A, Potter, Sow] Sow under one year, W. A. Potter. Pig under six months, W. A. Potter. Poultry---~Pair Barred Plymouth Rocks, J. 8S. Gallagher, P. L. Day, W. A. Potter. Plymouth Rocks, W. A. Potter, C. J. Gallagher. Leghorns, J. W. Walker, B. BE. Day. Bantams, A. N. Irish. © Minoreas, A. N. Irish, Any other variety, A. N. Irish. Ducks, white, J. W. Walker, George Leath- erland, Ducks, any color, J. W Walker. Turkeys for 1915, W. A. Pottef, A. Cowdy, George Leatler- land. Turkeys, aged, W: A. Potter, Melville Bradford. Rhode Island Red, A. N. Irish, W. A. Potter, Ath well Cowdy. Grain=--Fall wheat, George l.ca- therland, E. R. Miller, H. Lindsay. Spring wheat, J, W. Walker, W. A er, P. BE. R. Miller, William Lee. Peas, J. W. Walker, P. E. R. Miller iJ. W. Walker, P. B. R: Mil ler,'J. S. Gallagher. Oats, J. W. Walker, 'Melville. Bradford, W. A. Potter. Buckwheat, P, E. R. Mil- ler: Timothy Seed, J. W. Walkdr, M. Bradford, W. A. Potter. Baans, J. W. Walker, P. E. R, Miller. Vegetables and Fruit-- Potatoes, red, William Lee. Potatoes, white, James Lewis, William Lea, C. J. Gal lagher.. Swéde turnips; W. I. Storms, W. A. Potter, J. W. Waliter. Tursips, any other kind, W. L. Storms, E. E. Day, J. W. Walkep Field carrots, Delbert arr, J. W. Walker. Table carrots, Geor Leatherland, J. W. Wallter, C. Hicks. Mangle wurtsels, W. Storms, Sugar beets, W. L,. 8 a J. nl lagher, W. A. P Takle beets, | George Leatherland, Wittidn Lee J. Wi, Walker. er, C. L. liflow W. L. Storms. Celery, J. W. Walk or Ww. k umpk A Lewis, P. L. Day. Squash, green, W. L. Storms, W. A. Potter, Rutledge Bros. Squash, yellow, J. Waik- er, Willlam Lee, W. A.. Potter. Caon- bage, Melville Bradiord, J. W. Walk- W. L. Storms. Cau- jer. OL. J. W. Walker, P. L. Day.} CHL. Hitks, JW: 'Walker, | THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1915. LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS AT THE HARROWSMITH FAIR E. Ryan. = Cheese, white, H. Ryan, P. BE: R. Miller. Croek butter, J. W. Walker. Roll butter, J. W. Walk- er. Baker's bread, J. W. Walker, L. Hartman. Home-made bread, William Lee, George Leatherland, Mrs: W. Humphrey. Buns, plain, Georgé Leatherland, B. S. Guess, William Lee. Strained honey, L. Hartman, Honey in sections, L. Hartman. Maple syrup, James Lewis, KE, Whitty, Charles Hicks. Maple sugar, P. E. R. Miller, J: W. Walker. Collection pickles, M. B. Traves, E. Whitty, J. W. Walker. Calrned fruit, B. 8. Guess, Kerr Bros, Charles Hicks, Home-m#&de wine, B. 8. Guess, Miss E. Lyons. Cider, George Leatherland. Catsup, J. W, Walker, W. L. Storms. Pine Arts and lLadics' Work-- Pencil drawing; J. 8. Gallagher, Li. Hartman. Agimals in oil colors, L. Hartman. Landscape in oil colors, J. 8. Gallagher, M. B. Traves, C. J. Gallagher. Water colors, L. Hart man, P. E. R. Miller, C. J. Gailagh- er. . Collection burnt work, P. E. R.. Miller, James Lewis. Table centre- piece, P. E. R. Miller, James Lewis, L. Hartman. Collection table linen embroidered, James Lewis, L. Hart man, -M. B. Traves. Embroidered shirtwdist, P. B. R. Miller, James Lewis, B. S. Guess. Jewel embroid- ery, L. Hartman, B. 8. Guéss, James Lewis. Eyelet embroidery, M. B. Traves, James Lewis, L, Hartman. Cotton embroidery; M. E. Wood, C. J. Gallagher, P,/B, R. Miller. Collec- tion drawn thread work, L. Hart- man, P. ER. Millar, Collection doylics, Mrs. M. Humphry, L. Hart- man, P. E. R. Miller. Battenburg 'ace, L. Hartman, J. S. Gallagher, M. B."Traves. Point lace, L. Hartman, M. B: Traves; P. E. R. Miller. Tat- ting, P. E. R. Miller, L. Hartman, J. 8. Galiagher. Netting, P. E. R. Miller, Miss E. Lyons, L. Hartman. Hardanger work, M. E. Wood, P. E. R. Miller, L. Hartman. Punch work, M. E. Wood, P. E. R. Miller, James Lewis. Shadow work, M. B. Traves, L. Hartman: Collection crochet work "in. cotton, L. Hartman, B. S. Guess, M. E. Wood. Collection cro- chet work in silk, L. Hartman, P. E. R. 'Miller. Collection crochet work in wool, L. Hartindn, P. E. R. Miller Mrs. Humphrey. Collection darning| on net, P. E. R. Miller, L. Hartman. Five o'clock tea cover, Miss E. Lyons, James Lewis, M. E. Wood. Colloc- tion fancy towels, Miss E. Lyons, James Lewis, L. | Hartman. Cross stitch work, B.S. Guess, L. Hartman, P. B. R. Miller. Oriental" drawn work, L. Hartman, P. E. R. Miller, M. E. Woed. .Embroiderod sheet. L. Hartman, James Lewis, J. S. Gallagh- er. Embroidered pillow cases, L. Hartman, James Lewis, J. S. Gal lagher. Irish crochet, B, S. Guess, M. B. Traves, L. Hartman. Hand painted china, L, Hartman, J. S. Gal- iagher. Fancy pillow shams, L. Hartman,* James Lewis, M. B, Trav- es, Art braid werk, P.'E. R. Millér, L. Hartman, James Lowis. Table mats in sets, Li Hartman, Lewis, Miss BE. Lyons. chet or knit, P. BE. R. Miller, George Leatherland." Tea cosy, L. Hartman, James Lewis, M. B. Traves. Mount- ed sofa pillow, C. J. Gallagher, Jas. Lewis, L. Hartman. Photo framo, James Lewis, M. B. Traves, C. J. Gallagher. * Three fancy handker- chiefs, P. E. R. Miller, L. Hartman, M. B. Traves. Half dogen button- holes, Miss E. Lyons, M. E. Wood, L. Hartman. Embroidered sofa pillow, James Lewis, Mrs. W. Humphrey, L. Hartman. Bmbroidered table centre- piece, Jus. Lewis, L. Hartman, M. E. Wood. Cut work, L. Hartman, P. E.R. Miller, M. Ei Wood. Embroid- ered corset cover, Miss E. Lyons; M. B. Traves. Tray oth, P.EI"R., Mil- ler, L. Hartman, James Lewis. Sample fancy work (notion list), P. H.R. Miller, L. Hartman, James Lewis. Hahd painted sofa pillow on velvet, Davie Murton, AN. Irish. Ladies' useful socks, George Leatherlund, L. Hart- man, PE. R. Miller. Woollen stockings, L. Hartman, P. E. R. Mil- ler. © Men's woollen mitts, L. Hart- man, George Leatherland, P. BE. R. Miller. Ladies' - woollen: mitts, George Leatherland, L. Hartman, MB. Wood. Gents' fine shirt, un- laundered, L. Hartman, J. 8S. Galla- gher, P. BE. R. Miller. Men's wool- len gloves,. Mrs. W.. Humphrey. Patework quilt, cotton, George Leatherland, Mrs. W. Humphrey, James Lewis. Patchwork quilt, silk, James Lewis, P. E. R. Miller. anéy quilt, Sai ted, M..E. Wood, Mrs. W. Huniphrey, L¢ Hartman. Fancy quild, crochet, M. E. Wood, George Leatherland, L. Hartman. Suit home-made underwear, I.. Hart- man. Needlework: mat, L. Hart- man, W. A. Petter. Cushion. in wool, M. E. Wood, B. 8. Guess, George Lea- therland. Afghan slumber rug, David Walker, A. N. Irish. . Specials, second prize draught team, 8S. G. Hogle, Violet. Draught colt of 1915, Henry Lindsay, Kepler. Foal 1915, any class, Edward Whitty, Lestheriand,: P. E. R. Apples, any kind, E. Pix Alport. Pears, G. Plums, J, w § | James Slippers cho-! work--Woolen Petworth; Delbert' Barr, Harrow- smith: General purpose colt, 1913, Edmund Pixley, Harrowsmith. Best turnout driven by a lady, A. O. Sine, Napanee, Yearling bull, beefing breed, Thomas Sigsworth, Harting- tong® Herd of beefing cattle, to be competed for by exhibitors of Town- ship-Portiand, Kerr Bros, Petworth. Herd of milch cows, to be competed i for by exhibitors of Township Port- | land, W.. 8. Reid, Harrowsmith. | Milch cow, any breed, one year, Tho- | mas Hicks. Collection of vege- | tables, C. L. Hicks, Moscow. - Col- lection of Ladies' work, P. E. R. Miller, Napanee; L. Hartman, Cam- den East; Miss E. Lyons, Kingston. Collection of burnt work, James Lewis, Wilton; €. J. Gallagher; Hay rowsmith. Collection of ladies' use- | ful work, L. Hartman, Camden East. | ---------- PITH OF NEWS. Despatches From Near And Distant An American received a stiff sen. tence in Paris for spying fof Ger- mauay. The cost of 'the war to France is now estimated at $13,800,000 per day. Edgar C. Hughes was in the as- sizes at Sault Ste. Marie found guul- ty of bigamy. | Dr. Dumba received permission | fromy Vienna to return home from | the United States. 4 Charles Myers escaped from Lea- mington lock-up by.sawing his ce'l window bars with a file. Miss Hester How, for many years Principal 'of the Elizabeth Street School, Toronto, is dead. Anglican clergymen are enjoined | by the fiew prayer-book provisions | not to marry divorced persons, { A Government geologist reported | that .the Keewatin ditsrict is worzh | prospecting for gold and other min: | erals. The British Board of Trade beat | the Argentine beef trust by requisi- | ticning all the tonnage from that | country. 1 The transfer of the license of the| King George Hotel, Trenton, from | S. H. Cook to S. A. Practor, Toron, | to, has been approved. | Dr. Walter A. Burns, one of the leading dental surgeons of St. | Thomas, has accepted an appoint- | went for overseas service. | Fire swept the dock lumber yarl| of the Bathurst, N.Bi, Lumber Com- | pany, consuming 15,000,000 feet of | lumber, worth $250,000, | Berlin Recruiting. Committee has | decided to form a permanent organi- zation to further miltary interests in | the city in various ways. | At the close of a conference of vari- ous civic authorities it was statad that twelve to fifteen thousand so' diers will winter in Toronto. Zine 'in large quantities is report- | ed to have been discovered in the| vicinity of Burbidge Lake, in the Upper Gatineau district, Quebec. Sergt. George A. Mote of the Q O.R,. Toronto, has been awarded a D.C.M. for trying under heavy fire t» save the life of Lieut. Roy Davis. The Anglican Synod reached a compromise on the Athanasian Creed, by which the controvers:al dlauses may be omitted from wvead: ing. At St. Catharines, the Patriotic fund treasury is almost empty. A campaign to raiser a hundred thous- and takes place Oct. 7th, '8th and Sth. Sir Robert Borden leaves: Ottawa Friday evening: for his visit to To- ronto: and Niagra. He will be ac- companied to Toronto .by Lady Bor- den, Dr. J. P. Rankin, ex-M.P., and present Liberal candidate for the Commons for Pertn County, has qualified for the rank of Lieut.-Cal. in the Canadian Army Medical Corps. Ag Ottawa, on Sept. 22nd Hon. P. C. Murphy, Semator of Prince Hd ward" Island, was married to Miss Eveleen - Kathleen Clarke, daughter of thé late Patrick Clarke, for many years superintedent of Ordnance Stores. ? THE KOWKASH DISTRICT. Is Pretty Well Staked -- Hard Work Required. Cobalt, - Sept, 24. --THat Kowkash camp has great possibilities is the opinion of A.:Cook, who fs 4n town after spending considerable time at Kowkash and at another point 125 miles west of Cochrane, where a miniature rush. started about the Same time .as the one to Kowkash. "There is one thing about Kow- kash," sald Mr. Cook, "and that is that some hard work is required. King-Dodds was exceptionally lucky in coming on to the yellow stuff" so easily because there is quite a lot of covering in: some places, requiring considerable trenching. The distriot is still full of prospectors. New ar- im. keep. going in to stake new hy ms, apd now: a large number who e already get claims are going in with supplies to do their assessment WOrk.: . Although King-Dedds' claim is about 21 miles from the railway, the entire 'distance is staked salid, as well as for many miles around." Perry E. Hopkins, geologist of the | Porcupine field.. : | September, 5th tom by 4 This testimony, the correspondent, says, was adduced by the Danish Ma- |. inquiry Into the } a report on the Kowkash 'Bold' discovery. While thé find at Howard Halts is described as being small, the showing in this district] is reported to be promising, being on the same geological formation as the TOOK GERMAN OFF FIRST, What Happened Wiien Pirates Sunk Danish' Ship. London, Sept. 24. --A despatéh to the Daily Telegraph from Copenhag- en. says the Danish steamer Frode, which was sunk in 'the North Sea, Eéut to the bot- zenship. been. taken off by. the submarine. Li Hi Courbat an sinking e Frode. When the steamer was halted by the subar- according to the testimony, the Provincial Department of Mines, has) The Charm of Eastern Fragrance --- is typified in every sealed packet of "SALADA" Selected leaves from the finest plantations, famous for teas of subtle deliciousness. SALADA is fresh and free from dust. BLACK, MIXED OR GREEN - B77 New York Fruit Store Crawford Peaches, 11 qt. Baskets Crawford Peaches, 6 qt. Baskets Blue and White Grapes Sweet Oranges . SRA Grape Fruit Bananas 314 PRINCESS STREET. zen 3, 4 and 5 for 25c 15¢ aud 20¢ a dozen Phone 1405 Fruits delivered to all parts of the city. ~~ gt opportunities. i |] a Long Distance Station Hm e Headaches ~ that so many women. suffer from A Quick Sale of Flour --Dby. Telephone! A DEALER called the Belgian Relief Com- mission by Long Distance Telephone and in five minutes sold 2,000 barrels of flour for delivery to a relief ship about to sail. There is no agency that can put the business: man in 'a position to seize the opportunity like the Long Distance Telephone. By- its aid he often can make his own Apply the telephone to your: business: study ways and means of reducing expense with the help of Long Distance! Every Bell Telephone is ------Cht _C00p0ORE 18 PF: Lh Day. Ll Hartman: Tomatoes, G. Babcock, C. L. Hicks. Grapes, , J. W. Walker. Dairy products--Cheese, colored, tothe TH Submarine, Later, the Frode was tor-| - | HC LLTR ILL ; a aad we n were killed by NTLITIITT Eas utes ! HL AES iy Er a7 : sd m4 Sones Rtn NY, fo Shan