hese Livingstone s Drug and Book Store. J. W. Scott & Son, BANKERS, ESTABLISHED 1872. Goneral Banking Basiness transacted, DRAFTS BOUGHT and 80LD, Payable in all parts of the DOMINION, UNITED STATES and GREAT BRITAIN AOTBS DISCOUNTED. DEPOSITS RECEIVED. Surrent rate of inte = yah A + amonnt 0 rpeivat funds to = per curity -- current ra riviloge dfs re-paying anpually. 'Marriage Licenses Issued. ]. W. Scotr & Son, Listowel. (Continued from first page.) MANITOBA--10. Brandon, Aiking ......--..--+- 850 Dauphin, Campbell...-----..-- 106 Lingar, Sharpe.......---+----+ 100 Macdonald, Staples. ....-. +++ 800 Marquette, Roche .--- .--..+++ 500 la Prairie, Meighen - - 1,000 Provencher, Bleau .....--- Seine 200 Selkirk, Bradbury .....--.---- 800 Souris, Schaffner... ...-..-.-- 700 Winnipeg, Haggart..-...-. ---- 4,G00 NOVA SCOTIA--8. Colchester, Stanfield ......---. 643 Cumberland, Rhodes ......... 400 Digby, Jamieson.........-.--. 272 Halifax, (1) Borden..... -..... 104 Hants, Tremaine. ............ 160 King's, Foster ..-..---.+- +++ 227 Lunenburg, Stewart ..... oR Shelburne-Queen's, McCurdy . 180 PRINCE EDWARD 1sLAND--2. * Queen's, McLean.........-+-+- 100 Queen's, Nicholsun ......--.... 100 SASKATCHEWAN--8 Prince Albert, McKay.....-.-...- 200 TTT ee 400 Saskatoon, McLean.....--- +++ 200 NATIONALISTS ELECTED--2 Yamaska, Mondon .........-.- 80 Rimouski, Baulay ...... wa. 200 LIBERALS ELECTED. ONTARIO--13. Essex South, Clarke ........-. 176 Glengarry, McMillan .......... 800 Kent East, Gordon......-.- 250 Kent Weat, McCoig............ 2 Lambton West, Pardee .... .... 250 Middlesex West, 7 130 Norfolk, Chariton .. ........ 148 Oxford North, Nesbitt ws wy ty 297 sete Proulx .......... 800 Renfrew South, Low .......... 800 Rossell, Murphy ...- -.-- a 1,000 Wellington South, Guthrie .... 618 Welland, German (Ind.)...... acc! QUEBEC--88, Bagot, Marcil ... ........-.-- 107 nce, Beland .... .......... 8,000 Beauharnois, Papineau ....... 36 Bellechasse, Talbot ....... 119 Bonaventure, Marcil ... ...... 1,200 Chateanguay, Brown .......... 43 Drummond and Arthabaska.,. . 0% bE ATI RRO Brovillard 8 Huntingdon, Robb .... .-.....- 50 Kamouraska, Lapointo ....... 06 Laprairie & Napierville, Lanctet 150 L'Assomption, Seguin.......... B00 Laval, Wilson ........... ..4. 58L Levis, Bourassa .............. 350 Lotbiniere, Fortier ......-..... 850 Maisonneuve, Verville ........ Maskinonge, Mayrand .... .-.. Megantic, Pecaud Missisquoi, Kay ............. Montcalm, Lafortune sSeawaET oe ee es ee ee es Quebeo Centre, Lavbance ...... Quebec East, Laurier.......... Richelieu, Cardin ........ Richmond-- Wolfe, Tobin Rouville, Lemieux ....... ...- 250 8t. Hyacinthe, Gauthier .. .... 120 8t. John--lIberville, Demers 2,000 Sherbrooke, McCrea.... .... : 124 Soulasges, Laurier ............ 200 Stanstead, Lovell ...... ...... 156 vreou. 400 Two Mountainx, Ethier 1 Vaudreuil, Boyor.............. 218 Wright, Devlin. .. ........ 800 J Ar re +o, Hebe 0 Oe We erate ee ee 'LISTOWEL -- Bigger Success than Ever. Listowel Fall Fair this year broke all records in the attendance, there being fally three thousand people on the grounds ° Wednesday afternoon, and the show was-the beat yet held by the So- ciety. was a chief attraction, numerous other special features also being included in the programme, fuller mention of w! is unavoidably crowded out in order to make room for the prize list. There were eleven -- in the Baby Show, and the task of ae judges was no . The crowd displayed mann interest in the event, and nue 'parents Baby under er i ons--tute Ronald; 2nd, E. Arnold; 3rd. Jas, Agnew Baby. over one and under two years--ist, Chas. ar -_ Wm. Willis; 3rd, Mra. The races provided plenty of ex- citement for the spectators, and some close finishes were made. In 3rd, Ed. For best Jady dniver §S. won first and Miss Tughan second. id hy rig driver, ist. 8. i ; 2nd, Ed. Smith; 3rd, J. H. Bender. Specials Rankin Cup for 'best heavy_horse --Dickson Bro Morphy Cup "tor best ight horse A. Director's Cup--Dickson Bros. Watson Trophy--Wm. Holman. Best halter broke colt, 1911--Wm. Holman, Horses, General Prrpose--Colt or Fens - ay. 'two 'years and under three. Ballanty ne. Three colts or * Fillies po o same horse.--l, pan General Dorbone --1. john WatsoD, 2. J. Ankenman, 3. H. J. Scott " Agriculture. Brood mare foal at foot.--i and 2. Wm. Robb, 3, * as. Nichol Colt J,R Bender. 2. Jas. "Robb. Coit Chas Colt or 'a two years --_ anner three.--1, Dickson Bros.. and Wm. Robb. Three colts oe fallice i m. Robb, Span agricultural horses,--1, 'Dickson Bros., 2 and 3 Wm. Robb eave Draught. Brood rane, foal at foot.--1, Jas. McLeod, 2, John D. Campbell, 3, --_-- Ey ace Colt or filly foa}.--1, Stevenson, 2, Gra Cont or fiily one year or under two. --1, ho & W. A. Dickson Jas. ' heavy draught poraes --1, Dickson Bros., 2, 'Wm. Robb, Four -horse team in Picleelcy Dickson Bros., 2, Wm. Robb. Judge of heavy horses. -- J. 8, Koch, Tavistock Carniage Horses, Brood mare, foal at foot.--1, J. 'D. Wilken, 2. Hy. Zinn, 3, W. H. Henderson, Co.t or filly foal lst, Henry Zinn, 2nd, H. Henderson, 3,'Wm. Holman. Coit or filly, one year and under two.-- 1, R. A. Thompson, 2, Hen- derson. Colt or filly, two years and under three.--1, ° . Ho.man, 2, R. A. Thompson Cott or fil- - ely, 2, . McIntyre & Gabel. Span Carriage horses.--1, Robt. McMane. 2, Wm Robb, 3, iW. Lowes. Roadster Horses. . Brood mare foal at foot.--1, Wm oLm: on. or = filly, years and under ree 1. Jas. Co- an, 2, Cc wi Space, 'olt or filly, three years and wader four.--1, .Wm. Holman, 2 ¢C. Bender, o Weber. Pony in harness, under 14 hands,-- 1, Mervyn Grills. orse in ee --1, en Watson, 2.R. W . . A, Gray Spano road hore horses.--1, John Ov ens, ° 2, amilton Nesbitt, 3, G. Moore, aon © of light hors _ 'Ale te x eB, Robt. Cattle. < Shorthorns--Cow w any are.--1y Jas. Conn fer two years old. aol, Jas, Connell, 2, Wm. Keith, 6, J. F, Wilson. Hei- fer one year old.--1, Wm. Keith, Jas. Connell, 3, J. F, Wilson. Hei- fer calf under one yeas.--i and Jas. Connell. Bull under one year--i1, Wm. Herd o Durh not 1 four ani- yyears.--i and 2'John D, of Sa eee - Hears Cow The Longboat aud Shrubb race - anne i," Wakeford 8 . Onion, as etd 2B Mord Shrop Thos, Newhig: shears.--1 and 2, Thos. Newbigging Shearling ewe.--1i, Thos. . Newmg- we damb.--1, Thos, New- it pe. --l shears, 2 Stevenson Shearling ewe.--1 and 2, A. Steven- on. we . d 2, A, Stev- on famb.--1 and % A, Stevenso J idly Ot sheep,--Henry Arkell. \ Pigs. Herksbire~Boat one pent oid or Cowan, 2, .A, #. Davjason under one year.--i. Jas. Cowan, 2, A. #¥. Vaviason, 43. . Cowan brood sow 'having pigs in ivll.--1, ed Cowan, 2 A. i Daviason. -- air pigs under six mooths.--l. J A. F. Daviason singer = mon TT amworth--Boae one year or over.--1, A. F. Davidson. 2, m. Keith, Boar under one year,--1l z, and 3. Wm. Kei Sow under one year.--l and 2, Wm. aith Brood sow shaving pigs in 1¥l1.--1 and 2, 'Wm, Keith. Best pair pigs under six months.--l aca 2, Wm, Kei Chester waite pair of bacon RS. --1, Judge of lee. _ 'Wm. _ Thorne, Lyneaoch, rain, Seeds, Red Winoter Wheat %. H Ben- der, 2, Jas dg White Winter Wheat. th Jas. W Edgar, 2, J. G. Bender Sp pring Wheat any Kind' Li J.G, ender. 'Barley, Bearded. --1, Jas. \W, Ed- White Oats. --1, Jas. W. Edgar. 2, W. Hewitt. Black Oats.--1, Jas (W. Edgar. 2 John Wipfier Sweet Peas, 1,3 as. W, Edgar ---- Grain.--i. Jas. \W. Ed- eCullection on in oer. - 1 Wm. Hewitt, 2, .W. L Yellow Field Corn. --i, Jas, Ww Fed- gar, 2, John Wipfler. White Field Corn.--1. W. L ning, 2, W. A. McCracken Roots Tarps, Swede.--1, Nin Ward, 2, J. R. Rac! Man- Turnips, Greystone. --.L Jas. Chamney. ree aoy oe Variety.--L. J. R. Ri McCracken. "Carrots, Witty 1 Robt. . Jen- ds. Cracken, 2, " angolds, Long Red.--1l. (W. H, en. ar Mangolds, --1, W. BH. Me- Cracken, 2, Nin War Sugar Beets.--1, Henry Zinn, 2, W. H. McCracken. Field Pu as --1, ww. .H. Mc- Cracken, 2, A. Simpso Mammoth Squash. ~. 3. R, Rich- ards, 2, W. H. McCrac Collection of roots grown by a bonafide farmer. Ww Nin (Ward. Fodder Co . H. McCrack- Mamm Pumpkin.--l. W. H McCracken, 2, J. R. Richards Dairy Products, Etc. Butter in ene: --1, A. Simpson, 2. Adam S$ Butter in 1 rip. Yriats: --1,A Simp- son, 2, Jas, W. Hi ne Made Bread. =I, Jas. W, Edgar, 2, A. Ringle Extracted Honey. an H. Goddard. ony of Honey --1,H. Goddard arieties canoed fruits io su- gare alls A. Simpson, 2, W. Tug * Six ae peitens --1. J, W, Tug- han, 2, Simp. Six Salers "pickiea.--1. Jas. W, Edgar, 2, J. .W. Tughan, Home Made hee --1, A. Ringier, 2, Jas. W. gar Apple | Pie.--l, John Wipfier. 2, A. 1 pso. ties" of Dairy Products, Wo Burgess, en Products, Etc. potatoes, Bapire State.-l, J. R Potatoes, Sir Walter Raleigh.--1, Arthur Elks. Barty Botatoes, Named.--i, Adam Schinbein, 2, egnm Any gr --1, J. W. Snvting 2 2, Adam Schino- ein, Caulifiower.--1, Robt. Jennings, 2. Ww. ckop HL Cabbage.--1. Robt, Jennings. 2% Richards, Carrots, Long red for Tatio--h Robt. Jennings, 2, Hewitt & cea Carrots.--1, "L. MP aranie i, Wea McCracken, me en Soong Fae Long White.--1. Thos. J. Cel Male, 3, 2,' Robt. J ecko Yellow -- --1, W. H, Mc- mim Ee ig RSS 1, igs J ae Cracken, 2, Robt. Jennings. oan, Crack- on woh, Wate. --1_W. H. Mettack- Yalow W. <E. Me 'Codsetion Begoniaa--t, Bricker rotteu Basket <1 aoGerns gt eee, M Grills. 2 Ww, BR. vay acoll--1, 'Thos. Male. 2. Lola el W. H, McCracken. Peturuas.--1, W. 4, Ciayton, Asters.--1, C. "Lapberner, 2. XoLt, Verbenas.--l, Cc. -Tabberner, 2 pbs pe ee Tabbcr- nee oeeaL-i, Hewitt & , Ciayton. ps oN C, Tabberner Oulock. erie c. Tabberner, 2. W. K. cuayton. Manxo.as. au Robt. Jennings, 2. W. KK, Cuayto Clemavis.--1, "n. Goddard 'ben (Weeks Sock. --1, xobt. Jen- nings, 2, H. God Sweet Peas aM 'hos. Male. 2, C, Tapberner. Coxcombs.--1, .W. R Clayton. Nasturtiums.--i, C, 'Labberner, 2, A. St. G, Hawkins. Collection Cut Flowers.--1, C. Tabberner, 2, Jo Taule Bouquet.--l, E. Goddard, 2 Root. Jennogs, Hand Bouguet.--t H. Goddard, 2, bt, Jenning Cut Manive Berna -- , Wm. Hew- itt, 4%, Hewitt & So Monthly omen ay WwW. H Mec- Cracken, Floral Design.--1, John -- > Fail on halal Lawrence,.--. Klemm Alexander, --1, J. W. Snelling, 2, Hewitt nm. Maiden Blush.--1, M. Grills. 2, H, Hemswor "2, John Snow. --1, A. ie G. Hawkins, 2, W. EL Mct Wealthy. ---- 3. Ankenmao, 2 Hewitt & Son, ee "Hewitt & Son, 2. J. Klemm Any other kind Fail | in Wm, Hewitt, 2, Hewitt & So Winter Ajppies--Northers | Spies. --1l, Hewit: & Son. 2, Jas. W. agar pee with Wm. 'Hewitt, 4, Jas Ww. Edgar Golden Russet.--i Hewitt & Son, 2, J. Ankenm RL Greening.--1. A, St. G. Haw- kins, 2, Wm. Hewitt. 'alman Sweet.--l, Jas. W. Edgar, 2, John Wip King To meet Hewitt . & Son, 4, Jas. W ar Mann.--1, J. Pteames, 2. Hewitt & in. Ribston Pippin.~1, Nion Ward, 2, J, Ankenman. Fallawater.--1l, J, Ank =e. Yeltow Bellflower.--l, Ww. Mc- Se 2, Jas. W. Bdgar wakee.--1, Nin Ward. 2, Wm. J. \Asikenman. r kind Win i Apples. 1, Je ae oman, 2, David Witler. " Collection of apples for Shipping. --1, Jas. 'W. 2, Hewitt & Son Golestiaa of appics for Cooking. --1, Jas iW. Kdgar, . Bewitt, ---- 5 ee Sa nies for Dessert. --1, ' Coatlection of tail winter apples, mataring in euccéssion.--1, Jas. W, gar . Crab Apples, Red. Fin J. Anken- man, 2, 'W. H. McCra Crab Apples, Yellow sl, Jas. W. Edgar ¥iums--Lombarda. = af H Mc- Cracken, 2, C, Tabbe Burbank.--1, én Tabberner, 2. W. H. en. General Hand.--1, C. Tabberner, 2, W. H. McCracken, Coes Golden "Drop.--l, W. H Mc- Cracken. Timbo ye --1, W. McCracken. and iDuke,--4, : we '. seas Collection of Plums.--t, . W. 8 McCracken, Pears--Duchess d' G Louis Bonne deJersey.--i. Robt. ennings, ; : _ Benerre Clairgean.--1, Wm. Hew- Winter Nellis.--1, A. St. G. Haw- ins. Bartlett.-1, A, St, G. Hawkins, Grap es, Black, open air.--i, Gee Brothers, 4, A. St. G, Baw hice. bes, Ked, open air.--l, A. St, 2, M. Grills te or Green. open air. G. Hawkins. Angolene. --1. 4 Fine' Arts. il Paintings, amateur ea are scape, onigmal--}, Mrs. H al- = 2, Anne Walson. rtrait.--1, a H, A. Calvert. 2 yes 'Wilso: Flowers.--1, Mrs .H, A. Calvert, 2, J. ughan, peat Annie Wilson, 2, J. W. Animals.--1, Annie Wilson. 2. Mrs. a A, Calvert. Painting on Fancy work. On panels.---t, Mrs. H, A. Calvert, Annie ' 'On Séik or 'eatin.--, Annie Wil- Portrait.-- Bab -- " 'HLA. Caly dy Any Gobjgct 1. ica on m on Linen, &. Bam- 'Mebiick Embroidery. --L ag verse 2, W. R. Clayton oe Embroidery.--i, W. Byelet Baabroiders\--1 Jas. Chaniy ae oho 3, = » R. Clay Bhado w Biagroidery 1H, Hems- eo * an Embroidery}, L. Snellin iH. WO: i nang, Tabberner, % 2&5 rd. Beart Waist Embroidery.--1.J. Ww. Tugban, a 2, os Dee Work.--t. ET. Hewkips, by Work Ss Dagmti J. W. Mg Feather Stitching 1, Ww. R Clay- on. Initials on Linen, hand work.--1, 3. W. Tughan, 2, W. R. Clayton. "Damask Hemming. =. J iW. Tag- H. Hemsworth. . Crochet Work > oe ial W. Clayton, 2, E. Baeket Work @m Siuk. --1. J. W- T Cr het --_ Le Wool--t L. Tabberner, 2, 'Bedroom Skippers. a eR R Clay- ton, 2, H. Hemswort. Crochet Irish Point Lace.--1, W. Clayton. Doyles on lL, L. Tab- b » 2, Dow! any ay --1. L, Tab- Work.--1. Jas. , Tug- Do yes berner, 2, E. Honiton Lace hamney. * Point Lace.--1l, L. Tabberner. 2. worth, Hemswo: Teneriffe Work.--1, L, Tabberner. Tatting.--1, Hawkins, 2, M. Grills. Table Mats.--1, L. 'Tabberner, 2 H. Hemworth. Fancy Kaitting.--1l. J. W, Tughap, 2. W. rf Clayton. * aeay Cloth--1, E, Bamford, 2. L Tabberner. wn Work.--1. L. 'Tubberner, 2. E. Bam Tea Cosy.-- , H. Hems worth, Batpeapurg 'Work--1, L. Tabber- ber, 2, |W. BR. aes Pin Cushion--1, W. R Clayton. Sofa Cushion.--1, M. Grills, 2 E. eres rd, fghan--1, W. R, Clayton. ak o'clock tea cover.--1, Jas. Bros, 2, M. Grills Collection of Native Shells.--1, M. Bricker Bros. r. "Pyrontap ry on Leather.--1, J.W. rography on Nainplush.--1, Biers Stained: Wood 'Work.--E. 'T Haw- kins, 2. H. Hemworth. Ladies' Domestic -Work. Blankets Unfulled--1, Adam chin bein. Counterpane, Crochet. --~1, Thos. Male, 2, Jobn 'Wipfier. --_-- rpene, Fb tec Schinbein, 2, J. Anken = Patchwork, 'Cotton, --1, iW. layton, 2, H. worth, i. ae Fancy.--1, Hn Hemswontls, a, Ww. Tughan Adam' Quilted Quilt --1, W.R aren gid sai --1, J. 1, . Hemswo pred Mat. --1, J. H. Bender, 2 "lov es, Woolen.--1, a W Tughen. Hose, os . W, Tughan. 2, A, Simp Patched "Garment. --1, H. Hem- sworth, @, J. W. Tughan Home Made Mitts.--1. J. W Tug- an. Darned Hose.--1, J. W. Tughan. Judge of Fine ane! Ladies' _-- cy and Domestic Wor + i. ILW n. School Children's Competition. Best decorated team and ri Trowbridge ate "Beat imodel.-- Nei 2, C, Gibson. 3, H. G ther. Best drawn none of Conds, --1, Fremona T: Edna Scheil, je Lytle. Best dressed do 'et wing copy.--l, Reve roster, 2. Alvin Baldor" 3, Alvin Fri bouquet of wild flowers. = "Isabel Nichol, er lon itz. (Balan © list, ae ponl- try will be potas next week.) The Early Bird Makes the Money Tt is the early hatched pullet that makes the profitable luyer. These birds should be fully matured befo the cold comes, and should be !sying before Christmas. One of the most successful poultry women jin Ontario made !t a practice to nh her young chicks tit rege to select her layers from th hich were ap earliest in the one are the most active lng ogre growth ung 'cocke: 'er- els, by 'heeding & them Si they will eat. We have the hat for every head at lowest prices. - are showing many aovel- ties and exclusive -- pa makes. See our Scotch Tweeds An '= mense display of Trim- mings and -- of all sizes to ma doz Ladies' and Children' 's Worstod Hose, one and one ribbed, extra heavy nice soft yarn, all sizes on sale at 25c. FURS CAPS EASTERN Al2 If you want a cap look us up and get the best made cap at the lowest price 25c and upwards. Our Fur Department is Dow complete in all lines and we can safely say that for this fall we are sgain showing one of the finest ranges of ail kinds of Rufis, Muffs, - Fur-lined Coats, Fur Coats. € best of goods and style at SHOES We handle the steel shoes, Now is the time to buy them for the wet weather coming on now. Keep your feet dry. See our Men's heavy split low prices, We went sc me dressed Eggs this Week the highest prices. ° Blucher cut, A No 1 stock, all Solid leather at $1.35. chickens and we will pay 23 cents per Dozen. J. M. SCHINBEIN. i | 2, ©, 2, ©, ©, ©, ©, ©, 0, ©, ©, GO, Ge Vi oe Vo se on oe se Dn ce ohn ae et eC 'C OC CF OC VC t+ OCC eT ee CT eo Oe eC ST FT eS & ee rx) X) ee fe % Od % We are handling all kinds of Fresh Fruits 2 Cherries and Raspberries are now in season, Next 9 # will be Thimble Berries and Blue Berrfes. Leave p 4 « order tor these, also Red. Granulated Sugar at & ee ' < * R.A. CLIMIE'S @ © >, 2, %, 2, 2 2, 2D D. 2, DL, %, 2, GO, FP Prerr rT eT ee Si Cn te ie i i i i a a i a a a a a a a, "| PRICE / 20 IMPROVED GRAPHOPHONES A complete line of the Finest Instruments with two hundred records, the very latest productions, at Gunther's. COLUMBIA PRICE pecial Cut Prices. Speci at prices that cannot be found The very iatest desi oid cancelled and will have Prices at We sell the only genuine are opening up some very ' lor ot Marriage ease. Wheat, per bushel ...... s Pema hance nbecenaqseces so 6 wsccessecenonn ones ua. Us es S C3 'per ton oe. Bm aw sanenescusacee 4. m ear sete a J iS 2 fe Se 30 woe £ Watch our Show Window for New Silverware and China a al Railroad Mod Ladies' Belt and Lace Pins , and thousands of New Novelties bs coming in, whic were bought early in the year and coul of at the Special Cut Prices, namely, 25 per cent. off Regular Bridal Rose @hina --_ (Bridal Rose) anything i is hgh sd imitation. Ve gee white and gold, a stock pattern, always to be had at Goldsmith's Hall. J. H. GUNTHER: \ deweler, Geldsmith's Hall, Main Street, Listewel, el Watches, just ceatvel, anywhere else. to be taken into stock and disposed "3 Gunther's. er ware in Wateh leper 6. FR