PERRET Prize W inners at Listowel HORSES Sheart ing ewe—Wm. Henry, ist cenee®: winter—C, Little, “A.J. a cee eet Bens foci copy—Miss | Chapm Agricultural. Ewe lamb—2Wm. Henry, Ist and Cabbage red—A,. J. Chapman. , na subject—Mre _ Brame, Bro are—J. R..Darrech, 2nd] gna, Carrots, pe red—W. E. Free-| Miss Et and 8rd George Cald Pen—Wm. Henry, John Wilkin. | bor eens Siig RR ‘Hymmnen, Colt or filly foal—J.’ R. Darroch, orn. Carrote, early horn—A. J. Chap- Mrs. ‘Sava 2nd and 3rd, George Calder, Ram-any-age—Wm.Henrs,- WH men;-6—bitt! Copy. anys BUbjeelt-—MYTs. Hymmen, It, one year and under two—| Good. Carrots inthrmbdiste—A. Chap-| Miss Eljis. : Wm. Darroch, George Calder ana lanib—tet and 2nd, W. H.| man, J. H. Bender Painting on china——Miee ry It two years. ni three—J. M.| Goo Tomatoes, go core Cleland,| Conventional design—Miss Gibson, W. J. T. Nichol. Bie one shear—tst and 2nd, Wm.}R. Brimblecoimbe. Mrs. Savage. Span horses in bareeny—J. R.| Hen Beet, long—A. J. Chapman. Flower design—Missé Ellis, Mrs. Darroch, George Calder Ewe lamb—Wm. Henry, W. H. Beet, turntp—-W. E. Freeborn, A. | Hym nro. Heavy Draft Pp Goo = dae Chae. Cream and sugar—Mrs. Siva inn: rood mare —T. Barton. J. P. PIGS & Onions, yellow-—K. BrimBlocecata’’ Crayon, landscape oF. “marine — Davidson, Wm. Darroch. IGS - 3. Chapm Miss Wherry, Mre. Hym Colt or filly foal—T. Barton, J. P. Yorkshire. * races picicling— R.- Brimble- or portraieaabere. Hym- Davidson, McCracken Broo ist and 2nd | combe en Mrs. ‘Suvage. - st ar 9 , ] a - ’ Sirens one year—Ist and 2nd, Wm. haf ore One (yeer——tel ane: se Squash, hubbard—A. J. Chapman. neil subject—Miss Wherry, Mrs. a ’ Ro Squash, summer—aA. J. Chapman.} Hym Colt two years—John Wilkin, W. Boar one year—Donglas & Son. 4 . Nichol. Boar under one year—let and 2nd a martow—A. J. hap- a astelle,_a re subject—Mrs. Hym- Span in harness—Wm. Darroch. {Douglas & Son. ‘ Citron—W. E. Freeborn, C. Little.| Pencil, figure. or portrait— Miss Sow ee ous year—lat and 2nd, Carringe. Douglas & § Sweet corn—C. Litt Ellis, Mrs. Hy Brood mare-——Wm. Darroch, J. R. Brood ie Tinnsias & Son., John Beans, white—James Cleland,’ J. Loca! subject—Mra. Savage, Miss Darroch, Henry Zinn Wilkir H. Bender. lis. ‘olt— “Darroch, Henry Zinn. Beans, A. O. K.—Wm. Tench, T. Pen and ink a oe Wm. Darroch. « . Rac Zs. C. Wilson, ; ate phot y Colt one year—Alex Mayburry Pair hogs best bacon type. any Parsnips—A, J. Chapman, A. K.|Brimblecombe, Mre as me olt two years—John Wilkin, T.]age—Douglas & Son., J. M. Gibson, | Hew . Basketry—Mrs. Srinilecombe: O. Gibson, Henry Zinn. ohn WIIki Cucumbers, ripe—A. Ringler, C. Single carriage—Henry McNichol. Finished bacon see ghey and 2nd/ Little DAIRY PRODUCTS, ETC. Douglas & Son 4 bson Roadsters. : 5 tbs. Butter n Rolils—i, W. E. ood mare—George Celder,” W 7 » Seraracerean ceaidaie Freeborn. —~ J. Tr. Nichol POULTRY YOUNG . Nichol, George Cal- Collection house plants— Wm. 6 Ibs. Butter in Prints—1, W. E. : olt—W. J. T. Nichol, Georg nconas—1st and 2nd, cockerel | Tene Freeborn. . and ph ly Richar Collection coleus— 2nd,. Wm. Homemade Bread—1l, W. E. Free- Colt, one reap M Gibson, Hen- Brahmas. light—1st, r biijersl, ist | Tenc rm; 2, Mrs. Jas: Carnahan ry Zinn, or Calde , |pullett-—J. T. Brown. Bepowish. tuberous—T. B. How-| Qatmeal Cookies—l, E. ‘Gildner:: Colt two rs—George Moore, W. rehma temas, eockerel, let{ard, 9 a Nichol, . M. MeMillan P. , . 2, thers. J. pullet—T. @. Wil CUT FLOWERS ‘Maple Syrup—1l. J. M. Gibson: 2, Roadsters. Rocks, Pn ie and 2nd, cock- Asters, pink——Miss L. Fischer. . Struthers Road horse in harness—W. J.}erel. Ist and 2nd, pullet-—H. God-| Asters, dark—H . Fruit in $ugar—4, R. Brimbilecombe Roberts — ose " Jelly—1, W. E. Freeborn; 2 R. Road horae- over 15 % hands— Rocks, white—tst and 2nd, cock- pagel pinks—Mre. T.J. Smith, Brimbl be. i Fred Bender, J. L. Wright. McCrack-|@rel. Ist and 2nd. pullet, H. Goddard./|T. C. Wilso slenwicaraieigs — ea on’ Bros ’ ° Wyandottes, white—Il1st and 2nd, Cosmos vingie— 4. P. Davidson. Pickles—1 _E. Freeborn; 2, R, * cockerel, Ist and 2nd, pullet, T. C.| Dahlias, light—eH. Goddard Brimblecombe ; Wilson. Dahlias, dark—H. Goddard. it Cake, without icing—1, W. CATTLE R. lL. red, 8. C., lst and 2nd. cock-} Dahlias different type—H. God-| E. Freeborn; 2, Mrs. J. A. Hone . ain k erel, Ist and 2nd, pullet, Wettlauf-/ da Layer Cake, a Mrs, J. A. Shortborns—John Aitchison took}. Everlasting —Miss L. Fischer, R.|Honé; 2, W. EB. Free ; all entries In this class red, R. C.—I1st cockerel, 1st} Brimblecombe. Layer Cake, light—1, Mrs. James| * . and 2nd. pullet, T. C. Wilson. _Gladiolt, lght—Rev, T. B. How-| Carnahan; 2, E. Gil “Grades: h Leghorn , white . C.—rkst and James Cle Pumpkin Pie—1, oy “Gildner; 2, P. Cow any age—Roy MeMane. John) on4. cockerel, T. C. Wilson. "Gladioli. _aark— 7. B. Howard, ; McIntosh. Aitchison, James Young. > eghorn, white, 8. -—Ist and|James Cleland. Apple Pie—1, W. EB. Freeborn; 2, = cig bab ina Pin uk = 2nd.! oa cockerel, Ist and 2nd, pullet, T.{|’ Gladioli, “ten spikes--James Cle-| w. Struthers chisc . : . “ile far pers a john Aitchison. wat taal . rand. T. B. Howserd. Lemon Pie—1, W. Struthers; 2, W- ist and 8rd B ; ry — on mig ee oo he b ae twelve spikes named—T. | py Freeborn r 2nd, cockerel, Ist and 2n pullet, J. owar Foe Heifer calf—Roy McMane. lst 2nd]/p Brown Marigolds, Calendulas— T. B. Collection, Pee Baking—1, Ww T W. Struthers and 3rd ; ington, buf{-—let) cockerel, lat} Howard, T. C S 1M r Best fatted besst—Roy McMane./ang 2nd. pullet, Wettlaufer. Nasturtiums—H. Els. Homemade oh — be om , 2nd and 3rd. John Aitchison. Orpington, white—l1st and 2nd. Petunias, single—W. Tench, R. Hone, 2, R. Brimb cheat 7 Jerecy secknes lst and 2nd, pullet. T. C.} Brimblecombe. wee” P. Davidson; 2, E "we and Aeeuctat @ ; 3 Wilsc etunias, double—R. Brimble- dner. . Sonn eee Ist 2nd awd = 3rd, a 8. C.—Ilist and 2nd.!combe. Jelly Roll—l. W. E. Freeborn; 2, Helfer. iio years-—A J Chap- cockerel, lst and 2nd. pullet. J T Phlox drumondi— RR. Brimble- = —— - . AR > . _ _ Brown ombe. ortbread— rs. J. A. Hone; 2, —— one year—lst and 2nd Geese, Toulouse— , gander and Phlox. Perennial—R. Brimble-| Miss L. Fischer SLEem. eee “ goose, McCracken Bros, 2nd. gand-!combe Butter Tarts—1, Miss L. Fischer; John MeMinn. A. J. Chapman. } a Heifer calf—-McCracken Bros. J,,;°™ 80d goose, me = Cowan. Snapdragon—T. B. Howard, Jam-/2, W. Struthers. Young, J. M. McMillan. . Geese. A. —Ist, gocse, Mc-jes Cleland. . MY eats Bune—1, W. E Free ‘ Cracken Bros. Sweet peas——-Wm. Tench. born; 2, Mrs. Jas. Carnahan. Holsteins. Ducks, Pekin—drake. 2 SEUAGIAe: Verbenas—J. Cleland. H. God- Graham ‘Muffins—1, W. Struthers; Cow— 15s and nd MeCracken| duck, MeCracken. Wettlaufe rd. 2 J. P. Davidson Bros., J. P Davidson Bantams—lst. cockerel and puil- ie again B. Howard, James] ‘ piecaits—1, W. &. Freeborn’ 2. W Heifer two years— MeCracken| let, Wettliufer. A. J. Chapman ela ruthers. . . cs Bros... JP. Davidaon ; . azine James Cleland, H. God- Working Man’s Supper—l. Mrs. T. nee one ie i - y oe a Poultry Old. Collection of coi. fowers—¥. & J. Swtth: 2, R. Brimblecombe. elfe ca —14 n =nd, € . . re —_ Young, J Davidson Anconas—lst and 2nd, hen, ©.| Howard, R. Brimblecombe. - yi i J Rasen 1, Miss L. Fischer; Bull calf—James Young Richards Dinner table decoration— T, B,|2 W. C. Freeborn. lerd of holsteins— MeCracken Brahmas, light—1et and 2nd, cock| Howard, Mrs. T. J. Bros, JP Davidson st and 2nd, hen, Wettlaufer Basket flowers—2nd R. Brimble-| LADIES’ FANCY NEEDLECRAFT Brahmas, dark—lat, cock, lat and | Combe. SHEEP 2nd, hen, T.0C. Wilson | Funeral design—R. Brimblecombe Smbroidery, Solid White—1, Mrs. Rocks harred—let and 2nd, cock. Collection of roses—T. B. Howard. 0. bertson; 2, Mrs. L. M. Me: lwicester, | lst and 2nd, hen, H. Goddard ab. Ram any age- S. Cowan. Rocks, w Ist and 2nd. cock, | FRUIT Eyelet Embroidery—1, Mrs. Geo. Shearling ram-~Alex Mavyburry ist and 2nd. hen, H. Goddard T. Robertson: 2, Mrs. H. Hymmen. Ram lamb—J. 8. Cowan { _Wyandotte, white— Ist, cock, pall H. Good, A. K.| applique Emb.—1, Mrs. McNab; 2 *Ewe, two shears J S Cowan,! Wettlaufer ew Mrs. Robertson 2nd and 3rd Alex Mayburry | R_T red. 8. C.—let and 2nd. cock, Gravenstein=<W. Cc. He Hardanger Emb.—1 Mrs. A. G Shearling ewe—1st and 2nd Alex | J- Brown. hen. Wettlaufer. Snow—wW. C. Hewitt, A. "Ringler. Savage: 2. Mrs. McNab. Mayburry. J S. “owan | Brown Wealthy—A. K. Hew WwW. 4H. wees i. are t E b—i Mrs. Me Ewe lamb—J 5S. Cowan, Alex] RR. I, red, R. C.—1st. cock, 1st.} Good. Nabe 2 ‘re. | acess —1, Mayburry. J. S. Cowan hen, W. E. Freeborn Colvertse—S, McQuarrie, A. K, ta Best pen—J. S. Cowan. Alex May- Leghorn, white. R. C.—Ilst, cock,| Hewitt (Modern. Cross Stitch Emb—1, Mrs dburry stand 2nd. hen. T. C. Wilson Fall ‘apples, A. O. K.—W. C. Hew-| Savage; 2, Hymm ords. | Leghorn, S. C., white—Iist and|itt, J. H. Bender, Monogram Emb.—2, Mrs. Hymmen. James Connell took all entries ta, 2nd. cock, Wettlaufer, hen, Wett- Northern spy—wW. H. Good, A. K. Initial Emb.—1, Mrs. McNab; 2, this class laufer, J . Brown Hewitt. irs. Hymmen. . | Leghorn, buff, 8S. C —let and 2nd, Baldwin—W, C. Hewitt Chenille Emb.—i, ‘Mrs, Hymmen. Shropshire. hen, Wettlaufer Golden’ Senet. P. Davidson, Ww. Roman Cut Work Pmb.—1, Miss L R ae w Henry | Minorca, black—cock, W. E. Free-;H. G Fischer; 2, Mrs. J. A. Hone. Bhen + alles Joha wits ‘horn. McCracken, hen, McCracken.| Rs . ereenings—J. H. Bender, W.| BEmb. Luncheon Set—1, Mrs. Me- fam lamb— Wr Henry. John! aes 1c: aisha Nab; 2, Mrs. Savage. Wilkin . , Orns ig ree cock, lst oa Taman sweets—J. P. Davidson, Luncheon Set, Crochet or — te . ; ; er nd hen ettlaufer ake 7 Ewe. two shears—Wm. Henry. Let Orpington, white—lst, cock, Ist} King of Tompkins—Ww H. Good, imag / a © and 2nd ~ jand 2nd, hen, T. C. Wilson. W, C. Hew fc , entre Piece, white, A. 0. K.—1, ao ara Hamburg—Cock, Wettlaufer, J. T. Mann—A. ra Hewitt Mrs. G. T. Robertson: 2, Mrs. McNab. Brown, hen, J. T. Brown, Wettlauf- M a eee pone— 8. McQuarrie, Centre Piece, Colored_ Linen, emb. Geese, Toulouee—ist and 2nd.} Fallawater—W. H. Good. im ss Mrs. McNab; 2, Mrs. Hym- gander, let and 2nd, goose. McCrack- Pewakee—S. McQuarrie. . en Bros. Ontario—Mre. E. Clark, W. C. Castes Piece, Crochet Trimmed— | zeese, A. 3. V.—Ilst, goose, ist} Hewit 1. Mrs. MeNeb: 2, Mrs. Hymmen. gander, McCracken Bros. 7 Winter apple. A. 0. K.—W. H.| Tea Cloth, 36” or over, Bmb.—1. Ducks. Pekin—drake, T. C_ Wil-}Good. W. C. Hewitt. Mrs. Hymmen: 2, Mrs. Savage. ay son, T O. Gibson. duck, McCracken. Collection of shipping—W. C. Tea Cloth, 36” or over, A. ne oll - T. C. Wilson. ewitt. Mre. Hymmen; 2, Miss L. Fischer you can easily t Pal sas oo: aoe Serviettes, Embroidered—t, Mrs. , - : TR 2E ollection dessert— ewitt. |L. Hymmen; 2, Mrs. McNab make the most GRAIN AND FIELD SEEDS . Collection of tah wad ‘eter Servietien, Pree He Trimmed—1. ee Red winter wheat—R. Brimble-|©- Mrs. Hymmen. delicious combe Crab, red—Mre, E. Clark, W. H.|” Table Dollies, Embroklered—, Mrs. White winter wheat—T. C. Wil-|Good. McNab: 2.-Mre. eon. Crab, yellow—Mrs, R. Haw Table Doilies, other ‘Hand Work— ° Barley, bearded—C. Little, 8. Me-}, ae lombard—A, Ringler, ‘Wm. 1, Mrs. Hymmen; 2. Mrs. Savage. ° ° Quarrie. ench. 7 ° t White oats—C. Little. Washington—A. Ringler. bem inde — end hho ae = ° Small —T. C. Wilson. a bates gage— ~ Bender. Brimblecombe. Collection of grain—C. Little. rman prune— Seeman. r Doughnuts : Ringler TM Bender, Ala pymmen le ° FIELD ROOTS Ss H. Bender. entet, St—I, Mrs. Robertson; 2 ( 00. tc yrand d H. Good. rs, Hone. : ies, € ° “ piste Hes turnip—a. J. Chapman, W: Retnoland—R, Meee al. Pr. Towels, Embroideréd—1, Mrs. th -_ Collection of plums—J. H. Bender.| Hymmen; Mrs. Robertson wy oferatone, turnip aiiactasine cok” aye. favorite W. C.! Pr. Towels, A. +5 K—1, Mrs. Mec- Turnip, A. O. K.—A. K. Hewitt. Teh aaa Naty, 2, Mrs. Carrots, white—-W._E. Freeborn. uls Donne de Jersey—aA. Ring-| - Guest Towelet, ure. Hymmen; 2, Yellow wane? McIntosh, A.|*© : H. Bender. J, Chapm a. ‘Deurre, D’ Anjou—a. Rihgler, W.) Bath Towele—1, Mrs. Hymmen; 2, e mangel long—A. J. UChap- Mrs. « man, C. Litt be) al her wea St Clark, A __, Pillow ‘Cases, Embroiderea—1, Mrs. ees, cama: J. Chapman, Bartletts—_H. Ellis, J. a dacksson: Hvammen; >. Mrs SS af ree Glendate—E. Gilduer Pillow Cases, . 4, Mrs. a nee pumpkins—P. McIntosh, R.} Hymmen:: 2, i ee rl combe. Bed Spread—t,’ Nirs. McNab; “Mammoth equash——A. J. Chap- FENE ARTS % 2, Mrs. 4 Dresser r— rs. McNab; Fodder corn-—John McMinn, J. P. Ol! landscape or marine—Mre. A. Mrs: a ab ‘ 1, Mrs. McNab; 2, Davidson. e. Sh bee eet and Pillow Slips to. match, Pet cle eet ow Yorker—I. 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Anew and exclusive principle first achieved in Hupmobile ~ now regular equipment, with- out extra cest, in the New Series Six. The greatest advance in years in motor design. An appraisal of your present car in- curs ne obligation. It may prove a sevelation. Bring it in, or call us up. Chas. Osier and Sons ~ Ontario . Listowel, The New Series As HUPMOBILE = pe Lady's Nightgown, white or color} “= ed, Bmbroidered—1, Mrs. Hymmen; 2, Mre. McNab. Kimono, Hand Made—i, Mrs. J. A.| Fancy Purse, Bag—1, Mrs, Savage; ~ebinger yet nen Mtr.) 2, Mrs. Brimblecombe. trish Crochet—l, Mrs. McNab; 2, a. Oe, st pair ee Pie thd with —— ye ee eae 18 years of age— ee 2 Mrs. Robertson.