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’ dmllist and 30 Sell the M ‘6 modern up. lDURHAM. nary so R Wood {or the naively to “Y 0.07.1, ling our I then. 1y selected e that vetand me reg. 3ent in )1 time )9 buy- ) well. "pomp its.“ in Stoc k. m 808d farmer Sowing 18 that 'uses to TADE. inggios 70 bnvo 'ationfl C Son. 80 .75 The only Fakir on the ground wag the "Threeobellsdor-a-nickle man.” Jordan, the Grocer, did a good bus. iness in Fruits and salt drinks .1. L. Browne, the Photographer, had the best display of Photos ever put on exhibition here. Gate receipts, $427 Financially it was arecord breaker. The weather was just a little cool, George Snell, of Egremont, had a fine 20 tnonths’ old Durham bull im- ported from Scotland, He weighed 1.100 pounds, that is the bull did I John Cornish took the red ticket on a cow 11 years old, but she was a row. John also figured in the races. and won money enough to make him a little sporty. Robert Britton is turning his at- wmtion to the raising and improving 3f Berkshire hogs and was the lead- 2:1,; prize winner. He had some good In sheep we find the names of Liv- iugston, and Brigham, and Muir, and Herd. and \Villis following each oth- in hot chase for the first position. John Livingston had a good exhib- rt in the Hall of Organs, Singer Sew- .ng machines and Crearn Separators. w" ed so near first. and yet «menu; was ond every heat. The Agriculture] Implement mm Jidn’t have as large'exlfibits u usufl on the grounds, but they made up for it partly by a better display in the Hall. 1n Painting Mrs. J. D. Roberts. of Holstein and Mrs. J. W. Brown. of Hanover have upheld their repute- tion for first class work. There was 3 good all-round exhibit of cattle sheep and pigs. The races were not psrticuiarly at- tractive, with the exception of the Open race in which Bob Scott figur. 0.] an near first and yet ca’me‘out sac- gouth Grey Fair} The twenty-eighth annual Exhibi- {.011 of the South Grey Agricultural roomy was held here on'l‘nosday and of this week, and as a fi- isoxh days were fairly favorable. tbo’ wednesday mormng showed signs of mm which, no doubt kept many at home. The Exhibltlon u Iwnoru wuuuu, in our opinion at least, equal to that of some of the previous years. Tl e grain exhibit was not extensive, the roots were excellent. the dairy pro- ducts were good, but the exhibit was rather light, the lruit was fair, some good, the flower display was about a fair average but the fancy and needle work were low in quantity though good in quality. The Largest MW in the Hm of the Institution if 1063011 by ' McKiunon had a tasty come 0! Or- gaps Raymond Sewing Machines and Mean) Separators, Outside he had an assortment of buggies, plows, car- riages etc. etc. Robert Henry, of Robb, needn’t be ashamed of the Palmerston Carriage he bought from Charlie McKinnon, Show day. Dan Campbell. the Frost Wood man had a full line of Standnrd Sew- ine Machines in operation in the Hall. Barclay Noble had some «fine unable to do so on account of their Implement undergoing nlterntiono which make it dificult to remove the goods. FIELD GI A188. Fall wheat, whiteâ€"H. Brigham. Fall wheat, redâ€"Wm. Willis, A. Park, H. Brigham. Spring wheatâ€"Wm. Willis, A, Beggs, W. L. Dixon. Oats, short whiteâ€" Geo. Purvia. A.‘ Park. . ()ats, long whiteâ€"A. Scott, Wm. Smith, Wm. Willis. Barleyâ€" Wm. Herd. Peas, small whiteâ€"Wm. Willis, A. Beggs. Peas. any other hind-Wm. Willis, Wm. Herd, S. Willis. Timomy seed--W. Morrison. W. Herd. Clover seedâ€"W. L. Dixon. Flax. seedâ€"D. Ormwood. Potatoes. six verietiufiBenWiL liams, Thos. Brown, W. Morrison. Turnips, Swedeâ€"Wm. Smith. J. 8L J. Hunter. D. Edge. Turnipe. my other kind-«Wm. Smith, Wm. Edge. Pontoon, my kindâ€"Ben Willigna. Mark “'illis, A. Bo“; Mangel Wortzel, long rod-ww, Herd, \V. Souk-Wm. Smith. Field carrotsâ€"Wm. Herd, George Purvis, Wm. Willis. Mangolds. any other kindâ€"4?. Herd, W. Scarf. Sugar beetsâ€"Wm. Smith, George Purvis. Pumpkins or Squash â€"Thoo. 6306, M. Willis. Beat cmihn comâ€"Wm. Herd Din Edge. Exhibition as awholo was not, RECEIPTS OVER $427.00. PRIZE LIST. ’7’} Table carrotsâ€"D. Greenwood. R. Edge. ' Carrots, intermediateâ€"R. Edge, 1.). Edge. Cabbage. redâ€"D. Edge, George Pnrvis. Pgrsnips, tableâ€"J. J. Hunter. Wm, Herd. Celery, rodâ€" Geo. Purvis, C. Firth. Celery, white or yellow golden-â€" Thos. Brown, W. Willis. Radishes. winterâ€"W. Herd. Radishes. summerâ€"Geo. Purvis. S. Arrowsmith. Collection garden vegetablesâ€"D. Edge, 8. Willis. Selailyâ€"W. Willis, J. W. Brown. Cauliflowerâ€"G. Purvia. S. Willis. Cabbage, curlyâ€"W. Willis, W. Herd. Cabbage, winterâ€"(l) Ticket lost. (2) J. Am J. Hunter. Collection peppersâ€"N. Harvey. S. Arrowsmith. Tomatoes, redâ€"H. W. Mockler, W. Herd. Tomatoes, yellowâ€"W. Herd. Collection tomatoesâ€"W. Herd. Beets, long bloodâ€"Geo. Purvis. A. Beggs. Beets, turnipâ€"S. Arrowsmith. W. Smith. Onions from seed--M. Willis, J. J. Hunter. Silver Onidnsâ€"W. Herd, S. Ar- rowsmith. Potato onions, Englishâ€"M. Willis Geo. Purvis. Onions, small top setsâ€"Mrs. Wm Norton. Geo, Purvis. " Onions. Dutch Sets or topsâ€"Geo Binnie, R. Edge. Squash. winter tableâ€"Geo. Purvis Thos. Brown. Pumpkins, table yellowâ€"M. Willis Geo. Purvis. Turnips, tableâ€"D. Edge, R. Edge. Sweet corn--'l'hos. Gadd. George Purvis. Flesh melons, yellow or green - H. W. Mockler. Potato onions. commonâ€"-Hugh McDonald, M. Willis. Squash, bushâ€"Thos. Gadd, Robt Edge. Apples, fallâ€"Geo. Purvis, R. Edge A. Beggs. Apples, winterâ€"Geo. Purvis, A. Scott, A. Beggs. Apples, Alexandersâ€"W. Herd, W. Morrison. Apples. Ben Davis-C. L. Grant, Geo. Binnie. Apples. Colverts-â€"S. \Villis, R. Edge. ‘ Apples, Duchess of Oldenburgâ€"W. Herd, W. J. Adams. Hops, curedâ€"H. McDonald, S. Willis. Apples, Duchess of Oldenburgâ€"W. Herd, W. J. Adams. Apples. Golden Russetsâ€"George Binnie, M. Willis. “Apples, {Russets any kindâ€"\Vm. Willis, A. Scott. Apples, King Tompkinsâ€"S. Ar- rowsmith, 1). Edge. Apples, Mann--Geo. Purvis, S. Willis. Apples, Northern Spyâ€"A. Scott, J. G. Gray. Apples, Rebston Pippinâ€"â€"George Purvis, A. 8. Hunter. Apples, Rhode Island Greeningsâ€" A. Beggs, R. Edge. Apples, Spitzenburg. .Geo. Purvis, A. Scott. Apples. St. Lawrence-11. Edge. Thos. Smith. Apples, Wealthy-~Thos. Brown. A. Scott. Standard, 6 not on list..A. Scott, Geo. Purvia. Crabs. .R. Edge, Wm. Loggette. Plums, collection . . S. Arrowsmith, B. Williams. Pcara winter. .Thoa Cook.A. Scott. Batu-r tinnot..W. Herd, D. Edge, W. Smith. Butter, 50 lb. crock. .Thon. Cook. LADIES “'ORK ARI) HOIE IANUPACI'UBI. Men’n-mits, hand made. ”Mr: Nor- ton. V'"v Men’s socks, hund knit..Mrs. Nor- ton. J. W. Adams. Min, women’s, hand Mo..Mra. Norton. Quilt. .pnchod. cotton . . Mafia“ .ton. Ben William» ' Quilt, pnchod. woollen . . Mrs. Nore ton, B. Williams. Qgilt, _crny work..J. W. Brown, Plain hand sewing..Geo. Purvis, W. J. Adams. ‘ Darning. .Geo. Purvia. Mrs. Nor ton . Netting..Miu .Mockler, J. Brown. Pears. f:ll..E. Burnett, A. Beggs. J. Adams. Quilt, ornamentul work. .Mu. Nor GARDEN VEGETABLES. DAIRY PRODUCTS. FRUIT. Geo. Purvis, Fancy knitting in cotton. .Mrs. Norton, J. W. Brown. . Oil painting, fruit or flowersâ€"m]. W. Brown. E. Burnett. Oil painting. in landscape or marine ..J. w. Brown. J. D. Roberts.- ‘Painting in water colors-râ€"J. W. Brown. Painting in water colors, fruit or flowersâ€"-J. W. Brown. Painting in water or oil colors, animalsâ€"E. Burnett. J. \V. Brown. Painting on satinâ€"J. D. Roberts. J. W. Brown. Braiding in silk..Mra. Norton. J. W. Brown. Battenburg lace.'.J. W. Brawl), D. Greenwood. Honiton lace..J. W. Brown, Miss Mockler. Shirt, ”hand made..Mrs. Norton, Geo. Purvis. Fancy knitting in wool..Mrs. J. W. Brown. Mrs. Norton. Col. photographsâ€"J. L. Browne, C. D. Newton. Painting on glassâ€"D. Edge, Ed. Burnett. - Painting on velvetâ€"J. D. Roberts D. Edge. Painting on plaque-J. D. Roberts 131: and 2nd. Bread. homemade-«R. Morris, Mrs. Norton, W. Herd. Bread. brownâ€"S. Arrowsmith,Geo. Purvis. Buns. homemadeâ€"~W. Herd, Geo. Purvis. Tartsâ€"VV’. J. Adams, Geo. Purvis Pie, appleâ€"W. J. Adams, D. Edge. Pie, pumpkinâ€"A. SCott, S. Arrow- smith. Wine. raspberryâ€"S. Arrowsmith, W. Scarf. Canned fruitâ€"George Purvis, S. Arrowsmith. Pickles, mixedâ€"Georgeâ€"â€" B. Williams. Maple sugarâ€"W. J. Adams, Alex. Muir. Maple sy rupâ€"W. J. Adams, Alex Muir Honey in combâ€"W. Ritchie, Jas Edge. Honey strainedâ€"M. Willis, W Ritchie. Collection house plants. 20 varieties .. H. McDonald. Collection house plants, 12 varie- ties. .S. Arrowsmith. Collection house plants. 6 varieties ..N. Harvey. Collection double geraniums..H. McDonald. Collection single geraniums..Miss Mockler. Collection tricolor geraniums..H. McDonald. Double geranium, white..Miss Mockler. Ivy geranium. vuiogupd leaf : .T.I Smith lat. md 9nd. ' - Single geranium. white.. Mine Mockler. Mrs. Best. Single geranium, nny other color . . Miss Mockler, S. Arrowsmich. Collection scented gernninms..H. McDonald. N. Hervey. Double geranium, any other color .. Miss Mockler, Mrs. Best. Polnraoninm gunninm . . William} Mountain lit and 2nd. wander. .Goo. Binnie. Crayon drawing-«J. L. Brown. Collection begoniee. fol1ege..H. i McDonald ‘ Collection Coleus..W. J. Adams. S. Arrowemith. Double fuchsia. . Mice Mockler. Single inchein...H. McDoneld, S. Arrowemith. . Collection cacti. ”H McDonald. ‘ Collection foliage plants. UH Mc- Doneld. S.Arr-owemitl1. Flowering maple. .S. Arrowemith, H. McDonnld. FINE ARTS. Pencil drawingâ€"C. Firth, E. Burn- Bulnms .S. Arrowamith, H. Mc- Donald. Hy drmgea. ..S Arrowsmith, H. McDonald. Heliotrope. .H. W. Hockior. Coohcomb. .6. Arr'onmith. Bees’ wax-«W. Ritchie, M. Willis Ivy:..B. Edge. Deflection bogoniu, flowering. . with. MISCELLANEOUS. PLANTS. Bulging Il‘msketns. Arixlowsumith, Mrs. Best. Collection of aster-sub. Harvey H. W. Mockler, Collection of dahliua . . H.McDouald 'I‘hos. Brown. Collection smith. Diapjay open air flowers..S. Ar rowsmith, H. McDonald. Mrs. Best Diaplay wild flowers and fauna. .S Ar’rowsmith. Geo, Binnie. J. W Brown. Collection of dianthus..H. W Mockler, Thos. Smith. Collection of larkspurs. .Thomas Cook, Mrs. Burnett. Barred plymouth rock hen..T. G. Holt lsn and 2nd. - Red cap ham burg cock. .N. Harvey. Red cap hamburg hen. .N. Harvey lst and L’ud. Collection 0! gladiolus..H. W Mockler. S. Arrowsmith. ‘ Collection of snap dragons..S. Ar- rowsmith. - Collection of ver'be'naqu. “I. Brown, H. W. Mookler. Collection of zinnias..S. Arrow- smitb. H. McDonald. Boquet vase..S. Arrowsmich. Boquet hand. any flowers..Miss Mockler, H. McDonald. Collection of phlox drummondi. .J. W'. Brown. S. Arrowsmith. Collection of phlox perennial..S. Arrowsmith, H. McDonald. White plymouth rock cock ZWm Mountain Is: and 2nd. Collection of petunias, double..S. Arrowsmith. Collection (if stocks (10 weeks).. Ed. Burnett. Thos. Smith, Boquet hand, house flowers ‘olilyn Miss Mockler, H. McDonald. White plymouth rock hen..W’m Mountain Ian and 2nd, Barred piymouth rock cock. .T. G Holt, A. S. Hunter. Collection of petunias, single W. Brown, S. Arrowsmith. White wyandotte cock . . C. D. )1 ton. ' White wyandotte hen..C. D. New- ton. Black breasted red game cock..N. Harvey lst and 2nd. Collection of marigolds.. H. Mc- Donald. Thos. Cook. Black breasted red game hen..N. Harvey. Black minorcas hen..Thos. Smith, Wm. Mountain. Patridge cochin cock..C. D, New- ton. C. C. McFayden. Patridgc Cochin ben.. Wm. Moun- tain 181: and 20d. Seabright bantam hen. . Wm. Moun- tain lst and 211d. Seabrighc Bantam ccck..William Mcuncaiu. Game bantam hen..T. Gadd lst and 2nd. Whi'e plymonth rock cockerel..T. Gadd. Wm. Mountain, White plymouth rock pullet..T Gadd, \V. Mountain. Barred plymouth rock pullet..T G. Holt, A. S. Hunter. Single comb white leghorn pallet... C. D. Newton. ‘ Barred plymouth rock cockerel. . A 8. Hunter, '1‘. G. Holt. Red cap hamburg cockerel..N. Harvey 195 and 2nd. Red cap hamburg pullet..N. Har- vey lat and 2nd. Black Minorcas cockerel..William Mountain Ian and 2nd. Black minorcas pullet..W. Moun- tain, Thos. Smith. White wyendotte cockerel..C. D. Newton. White wyendotte pnllet..C. D. Newton. Black breasted red game cockerel . . N. Hervey let and 2nd. Black breuced red guns pallet . N. Harvev. Patridge cochin cockerel..C. D. Newton. Patridge cochin pullet..C. D. Newton. Senbright bantgm cockerol.. Wm. Mountain. OOllON FOWL. Aged turkey cock..T. Gadd, A. Bogus. Aged turkey hen..wm. Will“. A. Scott. Gander. .wm. Willis. Wm. Herd. l-Goose. .wm. Herd. Wm. willi‘o. ane..J'. G. Gray. A. Scott. , Duck. .J. G. Guy, Wm. Smith. fl 8pm driving horses. .V. Rider. Schilling, C. C. Jamal. 1'03an . . mum PRIOR TO 1902. Bronze turkey cock . . Wm. Herd- Bronze turkey hen . . Wm. Herd. White turkey cock. . W. Mouutuin. .' TURKEYS. .nm 18 1902. White turkev cock. . W. Mountoin. ,White turkey helluw. Mountain. DUCKS AND cam. fPekin drake. .T. Gadd. .Emden gtndar . . T. . Gndd. Bunion goose..'1‘. Gudd. POULTR Yâ€" PURE BRBD. (Continued on page 8.) CUT FLOWERS. of roses..S. Arrow CHICKENS, HORSES. Full Wheat. .......... 8 70 Spring W hose” . ..... 70 0ets...... 40 Pets ................ 70 Barley .............. 50 Hay ................. 5 00 Butter .............. 14 Eggs per dozen ...... 1?: Apples per bag ...... . Dried Apples ........ 4: Potatoes per bag . . . . . Flour per cwt ...... 1 85 Oatmeal per sack. . . . . 2 75 Chop per cwt ......... 1 30 Dressed Hogs per cwt. 8 00 Hides per lb ......... Sheepskins .......... Turkeys per lb, ...... Beef ................ Lamb. .............. Tallow . . . . . ......... Lard ................ Ducks per pair ...... . Geese per 1b,. ........ Live Hogs per cwt. .. IO wh- ovovooovacsooo'o‘ 65 ‘1 Winnipeg. . . . Waakada .. .. Eletgavan ...... gm ........ Aroola ....... Moosomiz: . .. . NVawanesa. . . Miniota ...... Binscartln. . . . (Brand View. Swan River. . From all points in Canada, Azilda, Saul: Stu Marie. Windsor and East. For pamphlet giving further particular. apply to the nearest Canadian Pacific A gent, or to A. H. NOTMAN Asst. gen’l Pass. Agt., 1 King St. East, Toronto. HARVEST EXCURSIONS B ALE OR FEMALE SECOND class (‘ ertitieate for S. S. No. 2. Egie mont. Duties to commence at beginning of the New Year Apply (personal preferred) on or before Friday, Oct. 31, t0 JAS. ALLAN. Varney P. O. Dwelling in connection with school. Sept. 22nd, 1901â€"4. V ‘HOROUGH--BRED TAMWORTH ' â€"â€"a prize winner at both Toronto 13nd l â€"-a rize winner at both Toronto and London ‘xhibitions. For service at Lot 41, Con. 3. E. G. R . Glenelg. . GEO. STAPLES. Edge Hill Sept. 23rd. 2mâ€"pd Teacher Wanted. 'heu .......... 3 70 Wheat. . ..... 70 .............. 70 .............. 50 ............... 5 00 .............. 14 her dozen ...... 12} per bag ...... . 75 Apples ........ 4} es perbag..... 75 per cwt ...... l 85 alper sack..... 2 75 '6f OWt ooooooooo 1 30 J AS. IRELAND El Ill THE LADIES UP flUflHAM MN] VIEIIIW Boar for Service. Friday 5: Saturday J AS. RETURN EARES to Utoooooooo HELIX: 0.00.00... '0'. 000000 a‘rOOOOOO. "QOooooooo )er CWt. .. DUBHAII. Sept. 25, REMEMBER THE PM Of YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. #5051353 ms was J as. Ireland announces that he will hold 1118 Fall and Winter Millinery Opening on 11911 Dear. . . Stratlwona. . Maclood . . . Calgary. ... Pr. Albert . . Regina . . . Mousejaw Yorkton. . Will be run on returniu until Nov. 301 1. 1902 SEPT. 30 {$30 5535 1- $40 100 72 42 73 10 12 Having purchased all the stock that was rescued from the London Hardware Co.’s fire, we are now in a position te give 0111 customers some of the best bargains thatg were ever offered in the Hardware line. Everbody is ’ nvited, so come. Hardware. LAIDLAW'S OLD STAND.