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DURHAM, Fall ‘Nheat . . . Spring “'hcut Oats ...... . . . Peas Barlow Hey. But Ctr bgLS. ....... ....... {.n w- Puutm-s, per bag . . . . . . . 1 00 tn Ih‘ivd. Apply-a . . 7 to Flour, ppm-wt .......... 2 70 tn Oatmeal, per snark ..... 2 90 to Chup.‘ par mvt . . . . 1 35 tn LiVH Hogs. per cwt...” 8 30 to BMW. pur 1‘0. . . . . ....... 10 to Shve kins ............. 30 to Woo ..... . . . . . ....... .. 20 to Tallow .............. L .. 5 to LardW.... .. .. . 11 to Turkeys ................ 00 to Geese loom Ducks.................. 00 to Cbickens.. .. . .. 00 to We have received several new 'lines of Men’s and Women’s Nothing, which, will' be sold at the follow- ing close prices : Men’s Suits at 30 per cent. reduction A good line of ()veréoats, Raincoats, Pants, Sweat- ers, etc. at lowest possible prices. The Chronicle and Weekly Mail and Empire, 1 year......$1.75 The Chronicle and Weekly Globe, 1 ear...... 1.75 The Chljoqlc_e_ 99d LFarpily AAA Also L prices. MOUTT FOREST, [.1 . -nhnngn- EABEQ' AMTâ€" This schcml is affiliated With th pn-pared tn dc» more fur Wm th emu-hes are thuroagh and pram dositinn. Many of our stud»: . 7.,1L00 per annum. \Vrite fm A-iull line of Men’s and Ladies’ Underwear at right prices. Highest Prices for Farm Produce Hides, sheep Sikins, wool, tallow, raw furs and live poultry wante(],,f0r which the highest prices will be paid in cash or trade. Herald Weekly Star lyr. The Chronicle and Weekly Witness, ‘ _1 year... Sun, 1 year...... The Chronicle and Farmer’s Advocate, 1 year ............ The Chronicle and Canadian Ttâ€"xewbh'ronfcle Dal! News. The C 9111ch "flail Star,1 year...... The C ronlcle and Toronto Dull World.,1 year............ The onlcle and Toront Daily Mail and Empire, lyr. The Chronicle and Toronto Dally Globe. 1 yeah..." Iagnet Cream Separators and MARKET REPORT Farm. '1 3'98? ------ ;. EWEN <.p"rIU.u... ..... . Yukhus...n...u... |.....-........... u :mv ..............L.. [00.00.00.000 a- no . ley’sooOOOQCoool'Iloo ccooooooo-ooovooaooo ka.................. :kons.. .. . u Chronicle U and Weekly â€" Ladl'os’ Suits Reduced 40 per cont. Ladies’ Quilts, Skirts, Waists, etc., at bargain New Clubbing Rates GLASER, Magus! Basoline Engines All SIZES SEPT. m 191 ....... ...'... T24}? A 353353 SEPT. 3rd. MOUNT FOREST/7 ()nc Dnur South of Burnett’s Bunny. and Toronto 1 ear ......... an Toronto MOUNT FOREST ONT.- 32 tn 9‘) Ln 5“ tn U 00 L0 vit'n tlw Stlrntfurd Business College and we are Wm than any other sum“ SChHUl in Dunn in. Our 1 pru-tical and evm'y grmlu .to has secured :1 gnml studpms nf thf- past, tvrm ran'nnw rm-mving (No.1 'ite for pzu'ticulnre. \V. E. \VILSON. Principal. 9‘) to $1 0010 l 5 to 11 to (I) to ID” to ()0 to. §SOAP le’“ know "’51 AGENT ' YEu’ll know it’s quality some day. Why not next Mont day. . 1.90 11;; FALLING HAIR :2 DANDRUFF i 11:21" SCALP ”CH 1 WVANISHES 3.;75 ll 91' 3.75 v. I A - A I - v -- \ 4.75 PARISIAN Sage will uickly. end ;Ill hair and scalp trou lea and 4.75 Jake your hair so silky, luxuriant and lustrous that all will ad- -““" ;mire it. ll SW The unslurnignmi nf’fvrs for sales privatvly. the allowing stock. etc. 1 heuvydranght, hurse rising 4 years 2 hwavydraughtnurses rising 3 “ I heavydrmwht mare rising 2 1 general pnrpnw mare in fun! , rising 7 years old. 1 driving horse. 4 years 0191. . 66 1 spring" NHL. 3 gdod cows supposed in calf. A130 :1 quantity of roots. These :mimn‘m 1111' all in good condition. and persons desiring to purchase. wil: dn well to see me he- fm-e buying elsewhere. Evvrything will be sold on rea- sonable terms. as I have disposed of my farm, and have no further use for 'hem. Banishea scalp itch over night. Cleans up dandruff in short or- ' ler and kills dandruff germs. Af- ter the first bottle youn hair will 9e lustrous and so full of life ‘chat it will be admired by all. ‘. Be sure and get PARISIAN Sage. Girl with A11 urn hair on every ; :arton. {’77 , b!” g: Durham P. 0. Garafvaxa Street Durham - Ontario It is not a dye or a hair dope -but a clean, refreshing, invigdr- dug tonic. At Mactarlane L‘o’a and dealers everywhere. Large bottle 50 cents. Lot 56, Can. 2. E. G. R., Glenelg PROPRIETOR ATKINSON SALE Ontario - HEAVY DRAUGHT. Spanâ€"W3. Mar. 8. Puther- Bram, A. Edge. Foalâ€"W20. Baku, W. Hgndemn, D. Mama-me. Filly 01' gelding, 1 yearâ€"8. Putherbough, G. Ritchie, A. Edge. Filly, 2' yearsâ€"W. Cook, J. El- liaon. . Gel‘flint, 2 yearsâ€"G, Ritchie. Foilâ€"A. Park, A. McLean, R. Spa nâ€"G. Halliday, R. Moran. Single driverâ€"1G. Lauder, H. McDonald. Saddle horseâ€"R. Morrison. Brood mareâ€"A. Grierson, Smith Bros. Foal-A. 'Gl‘ier80n. J. M. Smith, Smith Bros. Filly or gelding, one yearâ€"W. Patton Son. ‘ Spanâ€"W. Black, R. Moran. ‘ Brood mareâ€"W. Ritchie. G. i Q 6 Ritchie. Foalâ€"G. Ritchie, W. Ritchie. filly, two yearsâ€"D. Edge, J. Y . Qu'ick hitch-upâ€"W. F. Yandt, W.A. Lawrence Howard McDonald. Smith B'r'os. Toulogge SPEEDING IN THE RING. 2.50 Trot or Pace. Sidney H., Hunter, Durham‘ Ena Mack, Reaburn, Hanover Nettie McKinley, Reais, Mt. Forest Best time 2.57%. Farmers’ Trot. W. F. Yandt, W.A. Lawrence, R \ Vickers. SHORTHORNS Bull, two years and overâ€"J. Sin- clair. Bull. one yearâ€"WA. Livingston. Bull calfâ€"WA. Livingston, 1, ‘2. C0wâ€"W.A. LiVingston, 1311172, Heifer, two yearsâ€"WA. Living- ston, 1 and 2, Heifer, one yearâ€"W. A. Living- ston, 1 and 3, M. Barber, 2. Heifer calfâ€"WA. Livingston. Herdâ€"WA. Livingston. GRADE CATTLE Cowâ€"W.D. Connor, H. McDonâ€" znd, ILG. Brigham. Heifer, two yearsâ€"J. Mather, 1 and 2, H.G. Brigham. Heifer, one yearâ€"A. Park, J Mather. Calfâ€"A. Edge, 1 and ‘2. Steer, one yearâ€"A. Park, H. G Brigham. Fat animalâ€"WA. Livingston. VAL- -â€"- -v Shcarling ramâ€"\V.â€"1’utton 8: Son. Ram lambâ€"Wm. Patton, 1 and ‘2. R. Brigham. Ewe, tWO shears or overâ€"W. Paton 1 and 3, R. Brigham 2. Sheariing eweâ€"W. Paton 1 and 2. R. righam. Ewe ambâ€"VV. Paton 1 and 8, R. Brigham“ 2._ ‘ Continued from page 4. H. Gruby. 51-31180 _‘ ganderâ€"H. Grasby, Am"__ COTSWOLD Ram, two shears or overâ€"A. 1 Muir. Shearling ramâ€"AS. Muir, 1, 2. Ram lambâ€"A. S. Muir, 1, 2. Ewe, two shears or overâ€"A. ' Hair \1 and 2. ~ Shearling eweâ€"A3,. Muir, ‘1, 2. Ewe lamb-AS. Muir, 1 and Penâ€"AS. Muir. Fat sheepâ€"A. Park, R. Herd, V ‘ A. Livingston. PEnâ€"W. Paton. SOUTH GREY FAIR i’gii: Stp'riné D. Edge. Boar, any ageâ€"Ho Sowâ€"H. Hunt. Bacon hogsâ€"H. . Edge. Tfi. Gra'ifiy, C.W. PURE-BRED CATTLE HOLSTEIN H.G. Brigham. JERSEY .Thos. Petty. ROADSTERS SHEEP OXFORD YORKSHIEE TAMWOR__TH SWINE Speed Cantataâ€"8. Wri ht. Cheney; Dr. G. L. Rogers, - cardiac; '1‘. N. Walpole, Durham. Poultry.â€"J. 8. Bell, Angus. Plowera.â€"Hrs. Brunt, Mount Forest. ‘ Fruitâ€"J. 1. Graham, Vundeleur. Roots and Vegetable-.4. Gul- bruith, mtlworth, A. Aitkcnu. “VII 5V1” Grain. â€"J’. lchowan, Durham. Dairy Products. â€"D. Cameron, Holstein. Fine Arts and Educafl’on. -N. W. Cam bell, C. Firth, Durham. La ie’ Work, Pastry, Etc. â€"Mrs. Wilmot, Toronto. Holstein Fair was held on Tues- I day and Wednesday of this week, and much interest is taken in it, as usual. The weather on both days was excellent, and the attendance good. Owing to the wet season: the exhibits in grain were below‘ the average, both in quality and quality. Root exhibits were good, and quite numerous. The fruit show was comparatiVely small, but there were some good sam- ples. The dairy products were well represented, and the butter 'was excellent. The ladies’ Work department was ,well displayed. apparently well filled, and pro- nounced good. The following is the list of prize-winners on Tues- day: Timothy seedâ€"S. Patterson, J.‘ Dowling. I Flax seedâ€"W. Ramage. Sunflowersâ€"J. W. Walls, W. Haulage. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES Coll potatoesâ€"A, McCaw, W. Ferguson. D. Hamilton. Bush potatoes-BF. rp, J. A. Ferguson. H. Cowan, . Bruce. larketable potatoesâ€"J. A. Fer- gu-on. ' Swede turnipsâ€"J. A. Ferguson, W. Ramage. ' Turnips, any other kindâ€"A. E. Caulfield, E. Robb. Yellow mangolsâ€"B.F. Sharp, H. M. Reid. Sugar mangolsâ€"J.A. Ferguson, W.J. Eccles. W'hite carrotsâ€"J.A. Ferguson, \V. Ferguson. Rod carrots, longâ€"V. C. Adams. | Long bCCtS-â€"H. M. Reid, J. A. '55 .4620. Sputum. Swm.â€"W. H. Simmon Hornetâ€"LBJ. HePhatter, Clyde. Guamâ€"Geo. Spearing, W. H. Fall wheat, whiteâ€"S. Patterson, J.S. Woods, W. Ramage. Fall wheat, redâ€"J. Dowling. Spring wheatâ€".18. Woods, 3rd. Barley, whiteâ€"W. Ramage. Oats, long whiteâ€"J. Sinclair, S. Patterson, T.J._Reid.__ Oats, sh'ort whiteâ€"W. Ramage, E. Robb,_J. Browg. Oats, blackâ€"BF. Sharp, W. Ramage. Small p.easâ€"W Aldcorn, T. J. Reid J. S. Wood. Large peasâ€"W. Ramage, 3rd. Corn Ensilageâ€"H. Reid, D. Hamilton. Coll. thrashed grain-W. Ram- age J. _S. Woods ~.., ‘ A A Y Ferguson. Short beetsâ€"W. Ferguson, Mr. Marshall, _ â€" n ‘ ' A f SOD. Ferguson. » Red carrots, short W. iamage. Dutch settsâ€"W. l DAT-mm. Potato onionsâ€"W. A. Drumm. Cauliflowerâ€"J. S. Woods. W. Fergusun. Cabbageâ€"H.M. Reid, W. Ferguâ€" son. Red cabbageâ€"E. Matthews, J.S. Woods. £ _ H M Reid. ' Sweet cornâ€"J11. B1 Rendall. Celeryâ€"J11. Brown, olson. Squash, largeâ€"J.A. Ferguson, J. G. Rendall. Table squashâ€"E. Matthews, J.S. Woods. V.(.‘. Sugar beetsâ€"J.A. Ferguson, Adams. Six pickling cucumbers-J. A. Swanston, H. Schenk. Coll. vegetables, two of eachâ€" J.A .Ferguson. Coll. vegetables, one of eachâ€" J.S. Woods, J.A. Ferguson, J. H. Brown. Judgesâ€"John McGowan and Alfred Hutchinson. o LADIES’ WORK EGREMONT FALL FAlR Coll. quiltsâ€"C. Bruce. Cotton patched quil tâ€"W., Brown, Aldcorn. Quilt, any other kindâ€"G.'Cam- eron. \ Knitted coverletâ€"E.V. Matthews, WJ. Sharp. Crochet coverletâ€"E.V. Matthews Coll. button-holesâ€"G. Cameron, H. Schenk. Toilet set-WJ. Shar . H. Schenk Crochet m woolâ€"J. . Brown, W. '5‘. r uson, Snod onionsâ€"W. Fe 9; Ft rguson, .M Sitzer Centrepiece, any othc Gillies. Embroidery in silkâ€"T thews. R_.M. Sitzer. ,___. :_ nnffn“ yuvvv~v~* Embroide: shall. 7 EN. I. no" “a" -'v I By elet embroidery GRAIN AND SEEDS THE JUDGES pic Eatsâ€"W. Ferguson, CJ ’. w.'â€"v yin amenâ€"Rev. 'rMatthest W. Ferguson, r-V. ' other kindâ€"l J. ‘W. \Valls I...“ Fergu- '-E. V. Mat-3 Handkerchief caneâ€"W. J . Nich- Sharp- {em Take Early Advantage of This Liberal Offer and Get the Greatest Value For the Least Money Two Best Newspapers For The People THIS DISTRICT WINNING PAIR . From Now Until January Ist, l9l3 for 35 Cents From Now Until January Ist, 19:4 for $|.75 Send or thcws, L.B. Nicholson. -. L‘Oll. Shadow embroideryâ€"W. Rmmage 'L- B- F . Jud O _â€" M. Sitzer ' Pillow coversâ€"W. Rummage, T- J. 'H Sch ”‘6' a Crocl I‘ea cosyâ€"CA. Drumm, G. Carn- 0" 1 eron. ' Eson.' ancy cushion, Berlin woolâ€"W. ‘ Crocl Brown, G. Cameron. slurp, anc cushion, any other kindâ€"E Poun ‘ .BrucC. WJI. roat, Hrs. Petrle. Five Fancy cushion embroideredâ€"W. lisrshsll. ' salted- J. Sharp, Rev. ‘ ‘ Fancy pincushionâ€"WJ. Shsrp, Grout. W. Ferguson. Chas Whisk holderâ€"G. Cameron, W. ,ston. Ferguson. 5 Butt '- Large apron, hand madeâ€"J. A. Grout. Ferguson, H. Schenk. ‘ Burned work-W. M. Grost. ‘ tSt H oc Gent’s# shirt, _hand msdeâ€"G. , fuel you put into it P cUqu’ l.. a "nuâ€"vâ€" ' Home mZde overallsâ€"D. Bruce, Mind you, heat in the firebux ("It‘s not The heat must be in the oven or at the hu‘cs for cooking. So, when we say that from every ounce u! So, when we say that from‘every mmce of fuel you put into 3 HAPPY THOUGHT you get the in“ return in hvatvalue, we mean that you get something more thzn you g. t from other stoves. A sma'l fire in 3 HAPPY THOUGH r is equivalent to a big fire in a less efficient stove. It dom x; 4'0 work. It saves you the difference in fuel. That is the kind of saving that it D.‘.f.'\‘ y m to invest in. A good stove is not a cheap wide. It should be carcmny selected. It should be chosen chiefly on this one point of greatest importance. That is why a Quarter Million Canadian women use the HAPPY THOUGH'I‘ every day. THE WILLIAM BUCK STOVE CO, LIMITED. BRANTFORD. ONT The Weekly Mail and Empire And that is this, â€"\V'hat heat value will ‘ There Bring all Orders to Office of This Pal)er is One Most Igpprtant Thing . Black Durham The Two Together About a Stove AND. Five {salted 3 Poufid plinthâ€"w. Brown, D. undl butter, moderatel 8chenk,H .1 Reid, ! Coll. hdieu’ workâ€"W. J. Sharp. :L. B. Nicholson. Judgeâ€"lira. (Dr.) Craig. DAIRY PRODUCTS Tub butter, 80 [hmâ€"No. number, 111. Schenk. I Crock_ bgtter, 2o lQI.-_A._ Ile- )cs not count for anything. 9 holcs~â€"whcx°c you need It "Coil. floor mtIâ€"G. Cmeron, C. Bruce. JudgeI-nC. L. Grant, and D. it develop from the Cnmeron. Continued on Page 8. ‘4 L3