Get a “HAPPY THOUGHT†Rang-ï¬e and be happy We have the best line of Happy Thought ran- ges in the county. Outing Coats. Boots and Shoes. Girls end Misses’ reedv-mede ontin ° - 3 coats. , Styles, and are made from the newest and test meningitis“ 18'0“ Hosiery. Gloves. Umbrellas and hundreds of other erticlee which space will not permit no mentioning. Goods delivered to all ert l p ::nttet:lf town. Butter andaEggg . . Our Store is Brim Full of New Goods . . . Alex. Russell. IVuVV “UV"- enters activity. New goods in the Mantle Room. New Dress Goods. New Furs. New Overcoats: All the goods are the newest crea- tions of Dame Fashion and are awaiting on top for your inspection. “ NEW GOODS ’_’_ Is the kgynpte‘gf the store "-_A_-I- one Geo. A. Sleter Shoe end the Imperial are the we heve any variety from the cheapest to the best. HARDWARE. HORSES. AGRICULTURAL. Brood muo, foul at aideâ€"George Harris, W. Fnirbnirn, John Hnntet Spring coltâ€"George Spence. John Hunter. Wm. Fnirbairn. ()ne-‘yoar-old geldingâ€"R. Nichol- son. J. Hunter. Spring ï¬llyâ€"H. McDougall. J. McDonguil. George Harris. Span {um horsesâ€"James Calder. John Fairbairn, W. Horsburg. Yurling ï¬llyâ€"W. Fairbairn, D. Hunter, John McDougul. Team heavy draught. 1400 lbs. each or moreâ€"John Brown. G. Swaneton. Sweepstekes for best: team, either farm or heavy draughtâ€"J. Faxrbairn. ROADSTBRS. Brood mare. feel as sideâ€"Thomas Ellis Bros.. 0. McInnee. - Spring coltâ€"C. McInnes. Two-yearfold geldingâ€"D. McQueen W. Caulï¬eld. I. Robb. Two-year-old ï¬llyâ€"W. McFadden, W. Fairbairn, George Spence. Spring colt or ï¬lly by “ Robert J.†â€"John McArlhur. Spring ï¬llyâ€"C. McInnes, '1‘. Ellis Bros. Yearling ï¬llyâ€"W. Groat. Two year-old ï¬llyâ€"W. L. Dixon, John Fairbairn. Buggy horseâ€"J. W. Manny, H. Reid. C McRobb. Pair driversc-J. T. Reid, C. Drumm Single driverâ€"R. Nicholson, W. Groat, J. D. Roberts. Hackney-~W. Caulï¬eld, J. D. Main, C. McRobb. Brood mare. foal at. sideâ€"-Wm. Allan, George Bukett. ' Pair carriage horsesâ€"C. McRobb. Yearling geldingâ€"Mal. Campbell. Yearling ï¬lly-Wm. Fairbairn. C. McRobb. Spring coltâ€"John McArthur. Spring fillyâ€"George Baketc. Best lady driverâ€"J. Brown. Erwin Robb. CATTLE . THOROUGHBRED DURHAMS Bull. two-year-old and overâ€"Geo. Snell. Jchn Fairbairn. Yearling bullâ€"H. Hiscock Bull calfâ€"Geo. Snell .lst 2nd. Cow giving milkâ€"D. McQueen, John Sinclair, D. McQueen, Boll. two years old and overâ€"J. T. Reid, Wm. Gillies. Cow oelved since last exhibition-â€" Wm. Gillies. Bull calfâ€"Wm. Gillies, J. Dowling. GRADE. Pair two year old steersâ€"J. A. Swanston, George Swanston. Pair veerling steersâ€"J. A. Swan- ston. George Swanston. Cow giving milkâ€"H. Reid, Wm Waddell 20d 3rd. Two year-old heiferâ€"J. T. Reid, J. A. Swanston. Yearling heiferâ€"J. A. Swanscon, George Swanston. Heifer calfâ€"John Sinclair. Fat ox. steer, cow or heiferâ€"J. A. Swanston. George Swanston. Four dairy cowsâ€"R. Irvin lst 2nd. ' Yearling heiferâ€"D. McQueen \V. Weddell. Heifer calf-Gm o. Snell, C. McInnes. JERSEYS. Cow calved since last. exhibitionâ€" J. D. Roberts. Wm. Seaman. AYRSHIRES. Cow calved since last exhibitionâ€"â€" ’1‘. Stewart. SHEEP. LONG WOOL. Ramâ€"G. Snell, John Stevenson, George Swanston. Ram lambâ€"J. A. Swanston lst 20d, George Swauston. Pair ewesâ€"J. A. Swanston, J. Stevenson. George Swanston. Pair shearling ewesâ€"J. A. Swan “on. George Swanston. Pair ewe lambs-«J. A. Swanston lst 2nd, George Swanston. SHORT WOOL . Ram lambâ€"J. Fairbairn, William Fairbairn. Pair ewesâ€"John Fairbairn, Wm. Fairbairn. Pair shearling ewesâ€"J. Fairbairn. Pair ewe lambsâ€"John Fairbairn. POWL Pair geeseâ€"Wm. Horsburg, J. C. Adams. Pair ducksâ€"Wm. Grout, J. T. Reid. Pair Bnhmssâ€"George E3kett. Pair Wyundottosâ€"W. J. Adams 13% 2nd. Pgir Houdunsâ€"W. J. Adams. Heaviest. doz. eggsâ€"W. Gillies, Wm. Fairbtirn. Pnir spring pigs, any kind or sex- H. Reid. Sowâ€"H. Reid. Spring boarâ€"J. Robb lst 2nd. Sowâ€"J. Robb ls: 2nd. Spring boa. Tgmworth or any red broodsâ€"Rich. Irvin. COACH OR CARRIAGE . PRIZE LIST. HEREFORDS. Col. f it sized about union-J. C- Adoms, . J. Adsms. 7 Two Ymshels white fall wheat-â€" Charles McInnos. Two bushels Luleyâ€"C. McInnes. D? Hamilton. Two bushels long white oatsâ€"-D. Hamilton. J. A. Swanston. Two bushels short white oatsâ€"-W. J. Adams. D Hamilton. Two bushels black oatsâ€"\V. J. Adams. Dozen corn stalks-W. J. Adams, A. McCaw. . Two bushels buckwheatâ€"W. J. Adams. Tao bushels small white peas-â€" W. J. Eccles, J. A. Swunston. Thirty lbs. clover seed--George Swanston. Twentylour lbs. timothy seed-â€" Andrew Weideman. J. C. Adams. Thirty pounds flax seedâ€"Andrew Weideman. Beet collection thrashed grainâ€"W. J. Adams Two largest heads sunflowersâ€" J. Adams. Collection of potatoesâ€"D. Hamil- ton. H. Reid. W. J. Adams. John McDougall. Bushel potatoesâ€"W. J. Adams. D. Hamilton, R. Nicholson, H. Reid. Half doz. Swede turnipsâ€"W. Caul- ï¬eld, A. Weideman. Half doz. mangold wurtzelsâ€"J. D. Roberts, T. Stewart. Half dozen white carrotsâ€"Thomas Stewart, W. J. Adams. Half dozen red carrotsâ€"G. Spence. W. J. Adams. Half dozen beetsâ€"George Spence. W. J. Adams. Half dozen seed onionsâ€"George Spence, W. J. Eccles. Half dozen parsnipsâ€"Jas. Bruce, Thomas Stewart. Half dozen Dutch setsm-J. D. Rob‘ erts.. J. T. Reid. Gallon potato onions-«H. Reid. J C Adams. Two cauliflowersâ€"W. Ferguson. Thomas Stewart. Two cabbagesâ€"â€"W. J. Eccles; Thos Stewart. Two pumpkinsâ€"Wm. Great, Thos Stewart. Col. vegetablesâ€"J. C. Adams, W J. Adams. Two squasheeâ€"J. W. Walls, J. A Swanston. Half dozen ears sweet. cornâ€"Geo Spence. W. L. Dixon. Two bunches celeryâ€"W. Seaman C. Drumm. Half dozen sugar beetsâ€"Thomas Stewart. H. Reid. Half dozen cucumbers. ripeaâ€"Geo. Swanston. A. Weideman. Six cucumbers for picklingâ€"Thos. Stewart, J. A. Swanston. Best e01. 2 sugar beets. 2 Swede turnips. 2 mangels, 2 grey stonesâ€"- W. J. Adams. URUIT. Dozen Northern Spyâ€"Wm. Allen, W. J. Ecclee. Dozen Russetsâ€"J. 0. Adams. J. D. Main. Dozen winter applesâ€"Wm. Allen, J. D. Main. Dozen fall apples. largeâ€"J. D. Main, C. Drumm. Dozen fall apples. smallâ€"«John Murdoch. R. Nicholson. Col. of applesâ€"W. J. Adams, J. D. Main. Dozen crab apples, smallâ€"R. Nic~ holson, George Swanston. Dozen crab apples, largeâ€"William Groat. John McDougall. Half dozen tomatoesâ€"H. Reid, Wm. Waddell. Two citronsâ€"J. W. Walls, Thos. Stewart. -â€" John I McRobb. Five pounds butter, moderately saltedâ€"Wm. Allan. J. Fairbanrn, J. Sinclair. Crock of butter. not less than 10 poundsâ€"D. Hunter. AA ery. Creamery butter. not less than 20 poundsâ€"P. F. Thair, Holstein cream- Cheese. not less than 10 pounds. not factoryâ€"John Murdoch. George Swanston. Loaf of breadâ€" W. J. Adams, Thos Stewart Two loaves of bradâ€"W. Waddell. J. C. Adams. Three pounds extracted honeyâ€"J. 0. Adams. A. McCaw. Maple sugarâ€"John Sinclair, W. J. Ad‘lns’ Quart maple syru -â€"Joh ' ' A. McCaW. p n Smclaxr. Layer cakeâ€"John Hunter, John Sinclair, D. Hunter. Pie, any kindâ€"John Hu t . McDougnll. n or John Dozen bunsâ€"W. J. Adams. Wm. Coalï¬eld. Dozen tartsâ€"John Hunter, W. Ferguson. - Rupberry wine-J. D. Main, .1. C. Adams. Col. picklesâ€"J. D. Main, George Spence. Tub butter. not less than 50 pounds -W. L. Dixon, George Swanston, McCaw. Crock butter, n_ot_ les_s_ t-llan 20 lbs ROOTS AND VEGETABLES. Hunter, _Jâ€"ohn McDougall, C DAIRY PRODUCE, C GRA IN. Col. preserved fruitsâ€" J. C. Adems. DOXBSTIC IANUFACTUBI. Col. quiltsâ€"Jae. Bruce, W. J. Adnms. Woolen Patch-work quiltâ€"H. Reid F. annell. Osnamentalqniltâ€"F. Ruenell. H. Reid. Five yards reg carpetâ€" â€"â€".J '1‘. Reid. Collection ladies' workâ€" W. J Adams. \Vm. Allan. Button holes in silk. linen or cot- tonâ€"J. D. Roberts}, “7. J. Adams. Toilet setâ€"Wm. Allan, \V. J. Adams. Gents shirt, handmadeâ€"J. C. Ad- ams, Jas. Bruce. Home Laundered shirtâ€"John Hunter J C. Adams. Pair knit slipper:_.-'-John Foirburn. J. 0 Adama. Show hatâ€"W. J. Eccles, Thomas Stewart. Pair Pillow shameâ€"John Hunter. Pair woollen socksâ€"Jae. Bruce, \V. J. Eccles. Crazy Patchwork quiltâ€" Thomas Stewart. Pair mitts for menâ€"Thos. Stewart, F. Rusnell. Homemade overallsâ€"John Fair- bairn. \Vm. Fairbairn. "Table matâ€"John Sinclair, M. Cal- vert. . 1 Rag matâ€"â€"F. Busnell. Floor mat. of any kindâ€"H. Reid, J. Bruce. Best. collection floor matsâ€"W. J. Adams, H. Reid. Battenburg laceâ€"-Jobn Fairbairn, lmbroidery on silkâ€"J. C. Adams. W. Allan. Embroidery on Cottonâ€"W. Sea- man, W. Allan. . Tea cosyâ€"M. Calvert, Rev. J. D. Kestle. Crochet work in woolâ€"Rev. J. D. Kescle. P. F. Thair. , Crochet workin cottonmu Calvert , W. J, Adams. I Ornamental work for framingâ€"W, iGillies, J. D. Roberts. 3 Fancy knittingâ€"J. Stevenson. i Point. lace~~J. Fairbairn. ‘ Fancy cushion-â€"-J. D. Roberts, C. Crochet in cotton with fancy braid â€"-J. C. Adams, Fancy mark of any kindâ€"W. Gillies J. Fairbairn. FLOWERS. Collection of flowersâ€"J. D. Main. Dr Brown Cut flowersâ€"J. D. Roberts, W. Grout. _ Hand bouquetâ€"W. Grout, J. D. Main. Collectnon coleus plantsâ€"J. C. Ad- ams. W. J. Ecoles. FINE ARTS. Hand painting, landscapeâ€"Rev. J, D Kestle, J. D. Roberts. Hand painting, ï¬guresâ€"Rev. J. D Kestle. John Sinclair. Hand painting, flowersâ€"Rev, J. D Kestle, J. D. Roberts. Pencil drawing. Horse’s headâ€"â€" McCaw. Butter and Manufact ureaâ€"J Hampton. C. L Grant. Jas Pickett. John McArtbur, A. Wenger. Grain and Rootsâ€"D. Flatt, and \V Smith. Ladies Workâ€"Mrs G. Binnie. K. A. Firth. Jean M. Brown. JUDGES Horsesâ€"Mr. Rennie. Cattle†and Sheepâ€"H. G. Brigham W. A. Livingston. ' Fruit. Poultry and Swine-G Binnie. P. B. Hassett. G. Schenk. DR. HARTE’S CELERY- IRON PILLS. " The Remedy we Positively Guarantee will Cure You orYour Money Refunded. There bu never been 3 remedy ofl'ered to the public with such an honest guunn tee of cure behind it as Dr. Harte’s Cel- ery Iron Pills. This remedy is the best treatment in the world for such troubles JNO. A. DARLING â€"lâ€"John Fail-burn. .J, D. Muin, Fall Wheat ......... Spring Wheat ...... . Oats ............... Peas ............... Barley ..... . ........ Hay ................ Butter ............ Eggs ............... Petetoes per bag. . . . Apple-l ......... .. . . Flour per cwt ...... Oatmeal per sack. . . Chop per cwt ...... Live Hogs ......... Dressed Hogs per cm Hides per lb ...... Sheepskins ......... Wool .............. : Lamb ............ Tallow ............ Lard .............. G H. SHORTREED. Veterinary Dentist. is now at the Knapp House. Can give reference from owners of over {M horses for whom I have operated dur- ing the past two years. Examination made free on young or old horses. Aged horses’ front teeth out to suit grinders. Cuaps and hooks removed from the teeth of young and old horses. Prices moderate. Millinery Openioq fl.“ 3 bottle. All at u. WE CORDIALLY INVITE You To OUR MILLINERY OPENING. McIntyre Block. â€"- Durhnm. Ont. School Medals GIVEN BY HIS week we announce our Fall Millinery Openings to be held Wednesday. September 28th, and following days when we will have for your inspection all the latest ideas in Trimmed Millinery. Reedy-to-wear. Bet- ver Hats, Lediee’ Bonnets, Chil- dren’s Hats and Baby Bonnets. Hmsemen, Notice! Market Report. MISS DICK The time has almost come when the reports of tha Entrance Examinuiona will be out The teachers of those winning medals will be kind enough to send their names and addresses to us as soon as they know so that we can send the me- dals to the schools. It must be thoroughly on. derstood that these medals are given FREE by us and that they are not to be given till the certiï¬cates are given out. Teachers will kindly let us know a few days be- fore hand so that we can send the medals to the schools. These are the ï¬rst model. that were ever given in South Grey and we sincere ly hope that the winner. win prize them as each. DURHAM o 0000' O Q 0 O O . g 0 .OO. O O... O. .0... . lb ........ 0000000000 ,3 88 to. ,, 90cc ,, 281:0 58cc .. 40m .800to 11 to 13:0 ..100to ..250to .. 240m .llOto Qt: 6 00 to 40 to 16 to 5 to 10 to 110 625 30 60 11 13 75 16 75 10 The Chroni‘ ' next. Re? Mr. Keg-u... will 'pmach morning ~ Collection for the Soviet “menu; oumqa rm: PA. CHRONICLE READ‘ Local News OGILVY'S lit-51 way, up town Wu have the host tude. bluk cashnu W 00d glm es in wombatâ€"11.“. \l , MissloxARY Son-vim the “901(51th chm-vb H. H. Mocxum has in â€talent of ladies° ad bran“ importvd from tlu Some very nuhhy things will? prices. SERVICES pivpamtsry munion will he held In tl inn church on Friday at 1 Mn. Eusmm Kiss“; 11wa m the public tlm ed to furnish a“ kinds 1 to carry on a gem-ml ! John Kinmw's old stem 1%.. near the (‘mm-ut “V A POLITICAL mum» cartoons is like a lumk wit The liumm-ous side of u} What appeals to llw Ill pencil. The cal-mums! a (Toronto) pictures the] political world in :1 gr: from day to day. lli.~ (-1 their stol'ims' instantly ingly, One dollar will b News daily for one year. An operation for up“ performed Tuvmla\ and John Lang. son of (. “J town. Some (inn ago 1 jured himself in a fall «1 Works, and rm (â€Indy tl gave alarm, and a « umfl pronounced it appenditii is serious, hat. the duel chancwofmcovery :11ng or not the trouble resul fa“ we have nut, learned Ox Sunday last Mr. .' died rather unexpected? nouucement was qui The old gentleman was time of a oomplicalin but the end was not. a He was sixty-eight yvn leaves a largo family daughters, all gruwn HI them married and «h selves. By induflr)’ (beam-ml leaves (-unsnlu Internwnt Lakvs plâ€! 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