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Mr. Alex Souch has' retifnéd:to Heifer, after spending a couple of| Holtby. wok with friends i in town. A SLIGHT STROKE On Thursday last week Mr. C. J; Wemase was out driving and on'return- Sng howe his wife mes him and found what he wasill. He was unable to speak plainly at the time and a doctor Heifer; 3 yoats," nears R M Holtby. = SHEEP : coTswoLDd, Shearling Ram--1 Leslie Conte, Ram Lamb--1 Ewe, 2 Shears or over--1 nd 2 "was called who said that Mr. "Pearse | Leslie Coal ad suffered a slight stroke. He is mow nicely and is able to talk. | Coal Tris and expected that he wll fhe Sully recovered in a couple of weeks. «Mls daughter Mrs. Ward came in Seom Victoria Corners and stayed a Sew days returning home on Sunday: Another good bit OF WOH has' been weported in the matter of laying ce wheat sidewsiks in town, which, by the way, appears, to be a sort of record Mweaking job, contrary to the general Aiden of " working on the corporation." En this case it is said that Wm Palmer "and six men laid 666 feet of sidewalk da 3 hours. Mrs. Hoover, of Stouffville, is the guest or Mrs. George Jackson. The Epworth League will hold their aswwal reception for High School students in the basement of the Meth- wodist church next Tuesday evening. * Zaght refreshments will be served, and agood program gsven. Everybody welcome. Mr. and Mrs.\James Carnegie an- mounce the engagement of their ddanghter, Eva Naomia, to Mr. Nor- man S. Edgar, of Regina, Saskatche- wan. The marriage to take place «ady in October. The ladies of the local W. C. T. U. thank all who so kindly made wontributions to the supper served by them on Fair night. They express appreciation of the efficient service of the young ladies and gentlemen who waited on tables. Also they wish to to thank the trustees of the Methodist <hatrch for their courteous permission 0 use the basement. Rev. C. P. Murhead, from the West Tudies has been appointed by the Bis- "hop to take the Port Perry and Brook- Bin charge +i connection with the JEnglish Church, ' Mr. Muirbeod will preach here next y evening and then will return 0 Jamaica before taking permanent about a month later. 'We understand that Mr. Tyner, the former incumbent, is to takea years' west, Mr. Max Wakely, of Oshawa, form- wily of Port Perry, has purchased Mr. Stone's tailoring business, and takes position next Monday. Rev. John Harris preached in the Presbyterian Church last Sunday. The Late Miss Sarah MoLean "There died in Toronto, on Saturday September 14, 1912, Miss Sarah Mclean. The funeral took place at McNeill's Cemetery, Sonya. . Deceas- od is survived by her brothers 'and sisters -- Mr. Chas. McLean, Seagrave; Mr. A. McLean, Port Perry; Mr. Malcolm Mclean, Mr. Neil Mclean, Mw. Wm. Thorburn, Miss Maggie Mclean and Miss Kate McLean, all of Sonya. Mr. and Mrs. Duke Wildman, of Oklahama, spent a couple of weeks ++ with Mrs. Thos. Hope, Mrs. Jamre- - pom, 'and other f1iends in town. "The anniversary and re-opening of the n Church Rei take 'place nezt Sabbath, when Rev, H, S. Grabam, of Madoc, will prerch." . Baptist Church -- Morning, "The Need of Conversion." Evening, "The Science of Shaaing Ewe--1 snd 2 Leslie Ewe) Teams and 2 aLaalisContes. Shearling Ramo. Geo. Smith. Ram Lamb--1 Robt Duff, 2 Geo| Smith, Ewe, 2 shears or over--r Geo Smith, 2 Robt Duff. Henry Son rE St Garden Sait Jr Ca 1 Red On EM jams. Yellow Onions--1 W Sons, 2 E M Williams. Parsnips--r Miss Id Nott, M Willia Shearling Ewe--1 Geo Smith, 2 P Robt Duff. Ewe Lamb--1 W Parish, 2 Smith. SWINE BERKSHIRE Breedin, Ki 3 year or over--t and 2 J Breedin ing Som ar under 3 year--1 and 2 J TAMWORTHS Boar under 1 year--1 W F Crosier. Breeding Sow under 1 year--1 W F Crosier. YORKSHIRES Breeding Sow, 1 year ot over--1 Williams &Stabback, ¢ ] W Crozier. Breeding . Sow, under 1 Pam Williams & Stabback, 2 Jas McKee. BACON HOG Bacon Hog--1 Williams & Stab. back, 2. N Whitfield, POULTRY Dorking Cock--1 N Whitfield, 2 2 Leslie Coates. Dorking Hen--1 'W Parish, 2 Leslie Coates, Silver Spangled Hamburg Hen-- 1 and 2 W Parish. 'Black Lanshang Cock--r1 Mrs. Hodgson. Black Langshang Hen--1 Mrs, Hodgson. White Leghorn Cock--1 N Whit- field, 2 J W Crozier, White Leghorn Hén--rand 2 J. W Crozier. Black Minorca Cock--1 Williams & Stabback. Black Minorca Hen--3 Williams & Stabback. Buff Orpington Cock--1 J] W Curts. Buff Orpington Hen~1 J. W Curts. Barred Plymouth Rock Cock--1 W'S Short, 2 N' Whitfield. Barred Plymouth Rock Hen--1 J W Crozier, 2 W S Short. White Wyandotte 'Cock~--1 'W Parish, 2 N Whitfield. White: Wyandotte Hes--1 'W Parish, 2 J] W Crozier. Bantam Cock--1 H Brooks. Bantam Hen--1 H Brooks. Pekin Drake--1 Well Somerville, 2 W Patish. Pekin Duck--1 Well Somerville, 2 Mrs W A Parish. Drake--1 Williams & Stabback, 2 N Whitfield. Duck--y Williams & Stabback, 2 N Whitfield 5 Gander--t W Parish, 2 N Whit: eld. Gaose--1 and 2. W Parish. 'BUTTER Yellow Pumpkins--1- Gee. Welch, | 2 Misa Ton Netty J Cook & So umpkin--1 os, 2 Miss Ida Nott, J Cool Collection Tomatoes--E M Wil liams, Tomatoes--1 W J Cook & Sons, 2 E'M Williams, Table 2 Tonipea Henry Smith, 2 W. ] Cofik & Sons. Swede Turnips--1 W Graham, 2 Harold Goode: P Mangels, Red--1 J w Curts, 2 Miss Ida Nott. Sa Beet Mangels--1 Ss Baird, ; 2 Harold Good Largest Punkin Ww J Cook & Sons, 2 W J Henders, Largest Squash<1 Miss Tas Nott. FRUIT A Collection" of Ap les -- 1 John ae pl J Alexandeérs--1 F, McClinto ack: Ben Davis--I John Abbott, 2 W F Weir. Notthern Spies--1 John. Abbott, - 2 F McClintock. Greenings--John Abbatt..- Sraenings<-1 Joba Abbott; - ef Duchess ldenburg--1 Mise Ida Nott, 2 C. Honey. 3 Snowor Fetntuse-- 1 John A Miss Ida Nott, Mcintosh Red~.1 John Ahi 8 Pewaukees--1 John Abbott, CE McClintok. Golden Russets--1 John Abbot St. Lawrence--1 WS Sho ; Wealth; s--1 John. Abboti;-2 F McClintock. Starks--1 W F Weir. Ontarios--1 "John "Abbott McClintock. clErErey 50 gam god ay lou, oSyvash--1 A Miss Ida Nott, 4° Ww. Hays a moter ¥2-stor roomed er splen ide cated, and Buys a roomy frame cottage mm fine' repair-eentrally locat- ed--good garden Buys an 8-roomed storey : and half house-newly remav- ated? a . Buys the J two stories tt mote with of" Soe gardening é but theybelp to' 'make another man's | Impression of him silent ¢ Blesheim Pippine--s Cc Honey 3 hart bh y= F pples any other variet McClintock, 2 W S' Short. a Crabs--1- F McClintock, John Abbott, $ "Collection Pearse WF. Weir. Collection Plums--s John Abbott. DiscreTionary.=<Sun Flo Miss Ida Nott. Saturday a program for their Autumn | tion, which is to be held this year Oct. roth -and - The product of East or 'West| Whitby--: Mrs John T Bray. The product of Port Perry, Reach or Scugeg--1 Mrs W Graham, 2 2 ({ Mrs W, Parish, Product. of ii Dxtridg The Mariposa --Mr Product of Conrertion." J Ford Pastor |