YEAR 85. NO. 235 + -- NINGSTON FAIR . PRIZES AS ANNOUNCED BY 'MANAGER ROBERT J. BUSHEL. The Exhibition Whose Entries Won Prizes in Fruits, Ladies' Fancy and Useful Work and Dairy Products. Fruits. Fall---J. Brown, RR. 1 Apples, n; B. E. Cooke. Apples, Win-} ter, B. BE. Cooke. Apples, BepDa- vis, Lorne Williams, Corbyville. Ap- ples, Northern Spy, Lorne Williams. Apples, Russett, J. C. Creighton, Na= .panee, R.R. No. 2, BE. E. Cooke, Phil. Edwards. Talman Sweets, J. Brown. BE. B. Cooke, 8. A. Lyons. ow Ap- "ples, J. Brown, E. E. Cooke, 8. A. Lyoi# Wealthy Apples, J. Brown, Cat Neville, Lorne Williams, Ontario Apples, Lorne Williams. Penagkee, J. C. Creighton. Seedling, ist, Lorne Willams; 2nd and 3rd not a seedling, but Canada Red. Crab Apple, Phil. Edwards, E. E. Cooke, Miss BE. Seaman, Brockville. Calvert Apples, J. C. Creighton. Apples, Alexandra, 8. A. Lyons, E. E. Cooke, J. C. Creighton. Macintosh Red, J. Brown, EB. E. Cooke, Lorne Williams. St. Lawrence, J. Brown, Ladies' Fancy Work. Cushion, Jennie Connors, E. Seaman, Brockville; Bertha Swaine, eity. Tablet Mat in White, Jennie Connors, Miss Sea- man, Mrs. 8. Pennock, Gananoque. * Daviies, White, Mrs. E. R. Menzies, city; Pertha Swaine; Mrs. 9. R. Weir, city. Doyles, White Crocheted, Miss Seaman, Bertha Swaine, Mrs. 'BE. R. Menzies. Centre Piece, White Em- broidered, Bertha Swaine, Jennie Connors, 'Mrs. 8. Pennock. Centre Plece Any Kind, Bertha Swaine, Mrs. S. Pennock, Mrs. E. R. Menzies. Cut Work Embroidery, rf Jennie Connors, Wolfe Island; Miss Gillespie. Hardanger Work, Mrs. E. R. Menzies, Mrs. J. R. Weir, Jennie Conpers. Venetlan Embroidery, Miss, BE. Seaman, Mrs. E. R. Menzies. Punch Work, Bertha Swaine, Miss ¥. Seaman, Jennie Connors. Cross Stiteh, Mrs. Charles Sickling, Syden- ham, Mrs. BE. R. Menzies, Mrs. J. R. Weir. Table Runners, Jennie Con- * nors, Mrs. BE. R. Menzies, Bertha Swaine. Mount Melleck Work, Mrs. £.-R.-Menzies, Mrs. 8. Pennock, Miss E. Seaman. Luncheon Set Centre Piece and Set Doylies, Mrs. E. R. Menzies, Bertha Swaine, Mrs. John Jenkins, city. Embroidered Pillow Cases, Bertha Swaine, Mrs. E. Sea- man, Mrs. 8. Pennock. Fancy Towels, Jennie Connors, Bertha Swaine, Miss Gillespie. Raffia Work, Mrs. E. R. Menzies, Mrs. J. R. Weir. Embroidered Underwear, Mrs. EB. R. Menzies. Crochet Yokes, Jenni¢ Con- nors, Bliss and Keil, Bertha Swaine. Crochet Lace, Miss E. Seaman, Jen- nie Connors, Mrs. 8. Pennock. Paint- ing on China, three pieces, Mrs. J. R. Weir, Mrs. E. R. Menzies, Mrs. 8. Pénnock. Painting on China, collec- tion, Mrs. E. R. Menzies, Bertha Swaine, Mrs. Charles Sickling. Painting in Oils, landscape, Jennie Connors, Albert Simpson, city; Mrs. Charles Sickiing. | "Eyelet and French embroidery done since 1916, Bertha Swaibe, Miss Gil lespie, Jennie Connors. Drawn work one specim@h, Bertha Swaine, Jennie | Connors, Miss E. Seaman. Ribbon work, Mrs E. R. Menzies, Mrs. J. R. Weir, Miss E. Seaman. Irish crochet, Mrs. S. Pennock, Miss Bertha Swaine, Miss E. Seaman. Fillet crochet, Mrs. J. R. Weir, Jenaie Connors, Mrs, S. Pennock. aint lace, Miss E. Sea- man, Bertha Swaine, Mrs. E .R. Men- zies. Battenburg lace, Mrs. E R. Menzies, Miss E. Seaman, Mrs, S. Pennock. Knitting in cotton, hne, George Leatherland, Jennie Connors, Miss E. Seaman, Knitting in wool, ladies' - sweater coat, Mrs. S. Pen- nock, Jennie Glasgow, Mrs. S. Pen noeck. Crochet in wool, infant's gar- ment, Mrs..S«Pennock. Fancy hand- kerchief, Miss Bertha Swaine, Jennie Connors, Mrs. E. R. Menzies. Servi- ettes embroidered, Bertha Swaine, Mrs. J. R. Weir, Mrs. E. R. Menzies. Water cross, Mrs. S. Pennock. Sofa city; Miss Good Friend of the . Coffee Coffee often disagrees - withthe best : fiends int of disturbed dr- 4 has full directions for babies, chil- Bertha Swaine, E CHILD'S TONGUE BECOMES COATED IF CONSTIPATED When Cross, Feverish and Sick Give "Californik Syrup of Figs." Children love thig "Truit laxative," and nothing else cleanses the tender stomach; Hiver and bowels so nicely. | A_ghild simply will not stop plays ing to empty the bowels, anf the result is they become tightly c ogged with waste, liver gets sluggish, stom- ach sours, then your little one be- comes cross, half-sick, féverish, don't eat, sleep or act naturally, (breath is bad, system full of cold,. has sore throat, stomach-ache or diarrhoea, Listen, Mother! See if tongue is coated, then give a teaspoonful of "¢'alifornia Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours all the 'constipated waste, sour bile-and undigested food passeg out of the system, and you have a well, playful child again. Millions of mothers give "Califor- nia Syrup of Figs,". because it is per- fectly harmless; children love it, and it never fails to act on, the stomach, liver and bowels. Ask your druggist for a bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," which ages and for grown-ups a dren ofall A AAA leotion fancy work, Mrs. S Pennock, Jennie Connors, Bertha Swaine. Work. y A. Finnegan Connors, Mrs. Useful Ladie: Quilt, knitted, NV (Pittsburg), Jennie John Jenkins. = Quilt crocheted, M7s. |§ Wood (city), George Leatherland, | ¢ Jennie Glasgow. Quilt, piecework cotton, Bertha Swaine,/George Lea- therland, W. A. Finnégan. Quilt, piece work, woolen, Mrs. S. Pennock, 2 J. Waller, Mrs. Heaney (Joyce- ville). Six button holes in a gar- ment, A. Lyons, )Mrs. S. Pennock. Home-made rug, braided, Mrs. E, R. Menzies, Mrs. J. R. Weir, Mrs. S. Pennock. Home-made rug, hooked, Mrs. S. Pennqck, George Leatherland, Mrs. E. Seaman. Mrs. L. Watts, . Toronto, judge. s' . f S Dairy. Butter in tub or crock, S: A. Lyons, R. N. Polk. Butter in prints, A. J. Leader, Bliss and Keil. Home-made bread made from war flour, J. J. Wil- mot, Bliss and Keil, George Leather land. Home-made buns,made from war flour, George Leagherland, J. J. Wil- mot, Bliss and Keil. Home-made apple pie, J. J. Wilmot, James E. Brash. Pumpkin pie, Benson Buck (Viotoria street, city), J. J. Wilmot. Best layer cake, Benson Buck. Cheese, Percy Foxton, Sydenham, Box "34; James Sprott, Lataraqui. Collection of canned "¥dbds, Mis sHarker, 44 Clergy street," city; Jennie Glasgow. George Leatherland. Collection of pickles, Miss Harker, S. A. Lyons, George Leatherland. Cheese, not less than twenty pounds, colored, Fats Sprott, 2nd. Tomato catsup (thre bottles), R. N. Polk, S. A. Lyons, Benson Buck Vinegar cider, R N. Polk, J. S. Knight, * Benson Buck. Wine made in 1917, R. N. Polk. Jelly, any kind 5. A Lyon, Jennie Glas gow, R. N. Polk. Maple sugar, George Leatherland Maple syrup, George Leatherland, R. N. Polk, James E. Brash. Honey in comb, Father Flem- ing, Wolfe Island. Collection of canned goods, George Leatherland. Eggs, white, J. C. Creighton, Bliss and ~Keil, James E. Brash, Eggs, brown, J. J. Wilmot, Benson Buck, Bliss and Keil. Dressed fowl, 1916, 1. J. Wilmot. Pair dressed chickens, J. 1. Wilmot. Special prize $10 given by William Jackson for best pyramid of cheese, James Sprott, Cataraqui. Special prize $5 given by G. G. Pub- low, best cheese, colored or white, made during the first fifteen days of September, Percy Foxton, Sydenham. Special prize $5 given by LE. N. Mur- nhy for best cheese made the first fifteen days of August, 1918, competi- tor hardly wonthy of & special prize; too high in acid and short in texture, > Col- L. A. Zufelt, judge. Drinker of us dist No Hot Meats to be among guests at the Biltmore, Man- hattan, Ansonia to-day announced that, be- ginning to-day, meals will be served only at certain hours, and that per- sons p.m. wil' have to be satisfied with cold cuts. 8 KINGSTON. I -- sae BATTERING : This French official photograph shows a'huge French gun in aetion on the Lorraine front. This is the type of gun that is being used against the fortressed that are guarding the city of Metz. ONLY COLD SUPPERS > For After Eaters. New York, Oct. 9--Only cold foods or after-theatre snappers can now be obtained at some of New York's lead- ng hotels as a result of the latest ood and. fuel conservation measure adopted. Cards distributed Bélmont,. Murray Hill 'and after 9 desirihg nourishment (When a woman stops crying over her troubles it's a:sign that she has resumed the bimthday anniversary. celebration of her NOTHING INNT Bug=-I"d like to find the feller who sald the Teft hind leg of a rabbit was good Tuck. PBRCY A. ROBBINS Manager director of Hellinger Con- solidated Gold Mines, who is going overseas with U. 8. forces. ONTARIO. ~ HUN LINES Yet the man for a marriage license is not "neces- Theatre | sarily looking for trouble. Eat without Fear of Indigestion! Instant Relief for Bad Stomachs 8ECOND SECTION =~ ; Wo \" Built to Las st. Mechanics, Farmers and others, whose work is heavy and hard on clothing, demand a garment that is specially made to meet their needs and built to last. Comfort, ncatness and durability are found in KITCHENS | Railroad Signal' OVERALLS. re: ctrongly reinforced with inte stitching where wear } The bib comes up -and fitd snugly, The pockets ¢ an extra band to make them ; and keep thegy from sagging, : < ~ TREASON CASE IN PARIS. An Actress, Her Husband Bank Clerk Charged. Paris, Oct. 9.--Sazy Deépsy, a for- mer attress in Sarah. Bernhardt's Theatre; Emile Cuillier, her husband, who once.was manager of Sam Mec- Vey, an American pugilist, and Mau- rice Tremblay, a bank employee and representative of an Austrian nam. ed Rosenberg, who was prominent on the Paris Bourse, and whose bank in Switzerland is under sequestra- tion, were placed on trial to-day on a charge of maintaining relations | with the enemy. "The hearing was secret. The defendants were arrest- ed early in the year. ¢ Rosenberg fled to Switzerland at the opening of hostilities. He open- ed a bank and an information bureau in Zurich in association with another Austrian named Bettelheim, and the charges against the defendants are alleged relations 'with the enemy thequgh. this source. Pte. William K. Gilbert Hurt. Delta, Oct. 9.--A message received by Mrs. Hester Case, contained the informhation that Pte. William K. Gil- bert, of the Canadian Infantry forces, 'was admitted to No. 4 General Hos- pital at Camiers, on Sept. 27th, suf- fering from contusion. Pte. Gilbert enlisted with the 156th: Battalion and had been in France for some time. He was previously gassed and wounded. " pis | 3 and A Kitchen's overall ible 3a Union M. ade Made only by, 53 The Kitcher Overall & Shirt Co od ' Brantford + Ontario ~ 7 = 2 VY WY Pp NY Insist on Getting CHARM TE In Packages Only { Black, Green," Mixed. 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