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Aly _ S P it } [ 1 $ a / fi\ ! ‘"<€ & \f‘&i i« d }f / Â¥ e * Seven acres, 1§ miles cast of Durham. small but comfortable brick house, large woodshed. frame stable and\ driving shed, running water, daily mail service. Good location for tradesman with small family. A snap for the man who acts quickly. Apply to JOHN HEWITT, R, R, No. 4, Durham, Ont. The Review to New Subscribâ€" ers to Jan. Ist 1916, for only $1. Subscribe toâ€"day. THANKSGIVIN® DAY C@ood going and returning Monday October 12. 1W ads it Fs‘rGGGG&GGEGGG&%G&E?G&&G&% * _ CENTRAL DRUG STORE * C 3393882233#% ;:>~s 338232323323333 wod going October 10â€"I1â€"12 Retarm limit Ociober 13, 1914 Bet ween all stations in Canada east Port Arthat avd to Detroit and rt Huron, Mich , Bueff«lo, Black Ck, N. gara Fails and Suspension ridget N. Y. Tickes now on sale at Grand Trunk cket offices. WM CALDER, Town Ticket Ag,. J. TOWNER, Ticket Agent Auto roRr Hirs,â€"Resonable terms v distance The season for Sweaâ€" ter Coats is here and we would like an opportunâ€" ity to show you our stock. _ The prices are just a little lower than you pay elsewhere. For one week ()nlyu,,....4.4.. 5 for 2 See them in our window Men‘s 10c Excelda Handkerchiefs See the materials we are showing in all the fashionâ€" able weaves and correct shades for Fall at 50¢, 60c¢, 75¢ and 1.00. A complete stock for men. women and children. In all the wanted shades. You must see the quality to appreciate these. FARE AND ONE THIRD The J. D. Abraham Co. Sweater Coats With a selection of the newest goods in School ,'“ Blanksâ€"Pencils, Penholders, Erasers and school M sundries of all kinds. M\ Our stock is large and Prices PRight '_I;_; G T. R. Ticket Agency The Central Drug Store Cord Velvets, 50c. PReady for Schoot Opening SINGLE FARE Underwear To Rent New Fall Dress Goods C. Suitnu & Soxs, The Ford Garage High and Public School Text Books All kinds now in stock. Send your children here. We will see that they are correctly served. 5 for 25¢ | Now we think the energetie Dirâ€" | ectors should make a point to have 1915 made a Jabilee year and if any prizs lists or records of these early days are still extant we would like to know it. _ Will anyone with this inâ€" formation kindly send a note to the | editor and we will look it up ? i THE CONCERT Seldom, if ever, has a better concert been rendered in Holstein. There _was plenty of variety and the reportâ€" oire of all three entertainers was ai most entirely new to a local audience, Miss Florence Wharton, elocutionist, won her way into the hearts of the audience and from initial indifferent order she captured the gathering till latterly assured eager attention. Her remarkable versatility was her wirâ€" ning point. Miss Clara Stiles was a new soloist to local auditors, but will hereafter be a favorite. Her fine, high clear voice was well exempliâ€" fied in ‘* I hear you calling me " and the famous British battle song * It‘s a long way to Tipperary." As comiâ€" cal as ever was Bert Harvey, who at times kept the house in an uproar of laughter. A unique hamoresqne was the song ** beautiful band.‘‘ with his own saxaphone, as well as piano acâ€" companiment, which " got *‘ the crowd,. Miss Ethel Sharp accompanâ€" ied and opened with an instrumental, giving complete satisfaction as usual, to auditors and entertainers,. The Society was gratified with a capacity house and a good flavor left for a sucâ€" ceeding concert. : Coll. weeds, plants, etc.â€"J. A Ferguson, 8.8. No. 9. Plain apronâ€"W. J. Eccles,. Hand paintingâ€"Mrs. F. Jordan C. Drumm, F. MeClocklin. Tea biscuitsâ€"W, Gillies, F. Mc Clockiin, J.A. Ferguson. Penmanshipâ€"â€"F. Main. Judges: G. Binnie. C. Firth. Tub butter. 30lbs.â€"T. Bunston W. Ferguson, G. Tebby. Crock butter, 20lbs.â€"D. Bruce A McCaw. Crock butter, 101bs.â€"B.F Sharp, Prints, 6lbs.â€"J. McEachern & Sons, W.H. Rogers. Butter. 5lbs., moderately sailtedâ€" W Gillies. T. J. Reid, W. Aldcorn. HOME MANUFACTURES. Stocking yarnâ€"Miss E. Doupe Mrs. F. Jordan. Woollen socksâ€"J. A. â€" Ferguson Mrs. Jordan. FREM NT " _ Woollen socks, fineâ€"P, Mutch, J A. Ferguson. DAIRY PRODUCTS. 10lbs. dairy butter, printsâ€"J Woods A. McCaw, D. Bruce. As we intimated las; week the first day was of an enticing eharacâ€" ter bringing out an abundant supply ot neaily everything that. goes to make a successful exhibition, _ The great banoks of flowers and fresh foliage plants that greeted the eve o8 entering prepared one for excelâ€" lenoe in other departments and few places testify more to the clever and basy houuwyflzlsmn show. _aÂ¥ly * Largest Receipts at Holstein Fair We learn that it is jast about 50 years since Adam Brown Sr., now cf Darbam, and two others paut up some home made notices, unsigned, called a meeting to consider hoiding a show. The meeting was a sucoess the show was formed and onut of the small beginnings has grown the present Exhibition. The see: -T Qay, was us[&’d as the Arst, a trifl chilf} perhaps bat this did not prevent a rousing at:endance, less than 1913 may be, but the gate receipts eclipsed all records running up to $302. The entries in eattie and horses were very numerous, there being 115 cattle beasts on the ground and over 100 hw ot the cattle could scartety have been expected to be prizewinners, yet showing them beside many exâ€" cellent specimens furnishes a m eans of measurement that will stimulate effort. Sheep, pigs and peultry classes were well represented and the work of the jadges was difficuit. We must refer our readers to the Prize List for the winners but it gives ouly a partial idea of the size and importance of this fine township show. Mr Jas Mardoch, an old president and friend of the Show was on tha grounds. Mr k. J. Ball M. P. also met many of his constituents, Some 20 or 30 from Darham took in the " World‘s Fair‘"‘ and most spoke highly of the exhibits. Mt Forest band furnished fine mu sic during the day. PRIZE LIST SCHOOL CHILDREN Buy your tickets here. ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO ;?.\ M\ KR\ Aj fu t FRUIT. ! _ Coll. applesâ€"H. MceDougall, T. Bunston. Northern Spyâ€"W. â€" Aitkin, W. Allan. Russettâ€"J.A. Smith, G. Legg. l Winter applesâ€"J. McEachern & |Sona, W. Aitkin, _ Fall apples, largeâ€"W. Ferguson, | W. Ramage. Fall apples, smallâ€"W. Ramage, ‘ W. H. Rogers. Pearsâ€"A,. Aitkin, Jr. 1 _Crabapplesâ€"W. Allan, A. Aitkin, ’ Canned vegetablesâ€"R.M, Sitzer | J, 8. Woods. | _ Fresh â€" eggsâ€"H. â€" Sinclair, â€" J | MeArthur. Coll. Stocksâ€"W, Groat, W. Ferâ€" guson. Coll. _ Dahliasâ€"W,. â€" Groat, C. Drumm. Gladioliâ€"C. Drumm, F. MeClockâ€" lin. Coll. Quiltsâ€"W. Ferguson, Mrs J. Brucer. Patchwork quilt, cottonâ€"J. A Ferguson, A. Aitkin. Patchwork _ quilt, woollenâ€"M, Schenk, A, Aitkin, Jr. Crazy quiltâ€"Miss Doupe. Log cabin quiltâ€"F. Bunston, Miss Doupe. Quilt, a.o.k.â€"Miss Doupe. Comforterâ€"W. illies, Knitted coverletâ€"M. Schenk, P, Mutch, Crochet coverletâ€"Miss Doupe, P. Mutch, _ Home laundered _ tableclothâ€"R. Irvin, J.C. Fairbairn. Bruce, Brahmaâ€" Shirt machine madeâ€"D. Bruce, Barred R. M. Sitzer. Barred â€" Overalls, home madeâ€"D. Bruce. Caw 1&2 Large work apronâ€"D. Bruce, E. White I V, Matthews. White P Fancy apronâ€"J. C. Fairbairn, â€" Leghorr Mrs. J. Bruce. Leghorr Fancy table coverâ€"M. Schenk. !son 1&2. Dresser Drapeâ€"P. Mutch, T. J., Dorking Reid, | White ~ Fancy towelsâ€"W. Ferguson, H. White 1 Sinclair, Gilstorf, _ Pillow coversâ€"J.C. Fairbairn, "T.| Minorca J. Reid. Minorca Battenburg laceâ€"A, Aitkin. Jr.|J. A. Fer J. Adams, | _ Buff Or Centre piece, fancyâ€"J. Brown,| Sons, H.â€" Y K. Rt:fers. Buif Or Embroidery _ on cottonâ€"R A. Doug‘-ll 1 Nicholson, W J. Eecles. White C l C enet 9t o V RCIvd, Shadow embroideryâ€"R h. Sitzer R Irvin, Mount «Mellickâ€"R.M. Sitzer. Punch workâ€"B F,. Sharp. H Sinclair Toilet setâ€"P Mutch, Miss Doupe _ Fancy slippersâ€"J â€"Adams. °R Jr. Cut flowersâ€"W. Groat, F. Mcâ€" Clocklin, Hand bouquetâ€"W. Groat, C. Drumm. Begoniasâ€"F. _ McClocklin, C Drumm. Geraniumsâ€"C. Drumm, W. Groat Fuchsiasâ€"Mrs. (Geddes. © J. Bruce. Sweet Peasâ€"C. Drumm. Home laundered shirtâ€"H. Reid W. Aldcorn. Pen and ink sketchâ€"B. F. Sharp, Miss Walmsley, Judges: . Binnie, Mrs. C. B. Moffatt. Coleusâ€"C. Drumm, F. McClockâ€" lin. Pansiesâ€"C. Drumm, F. MceClockâ€" lin, Ornamental work. framingâ€"Mrs Jordan Miss Doupe. ie Collectionâ€"C. Drumm, F. Mcâ€" Clocklin, Mrs. Geddes. Hand painting, landscapeâ€"R. M. Sitzer, E. V. Matthews. Hand painting, figuresâ€"E. V. Matthews 1&2. Hand painting, _ flowersâ€"F. Mcâ€" Clocklin, Mrs. Jordan. Hand painting, glassâ€"Miss Walmsley, Mrs. Jordan. Hand _ painting, _ oilclothâ€"Mrs. Jordan, F. McClocklin. Apple jellyâ€"E. V. Matthews, R. Irvin,. Currant jellyâ€"W. â€" Groat, J. A. Smith, 1 Raspberry vinegarâ€"H. â€" Sinclair, J. Sinclair. Raspberry wineâ€"J. C. Fairbairn. H. Sinclair. Coll. jellyâ€"W. â€" Groat, F. Mcâ€" Clocklin, Coll. picklesâ€"C. Drumm, F. Mcâ€" Clocklin. Preserved fruitâ€"C. Drumm, F. McClocklin. FINE ARTS. Hand painting, satin or velvetâ€" Mrs. Jordan, Lizzie Walmslev, Coll. Astersâ€"T. Bunston, R Aitkin, s Ragâ€" carpet=â€"H. Sinclair,â€" J. C. Fairbairn. > Rag mat,. hookedâ€"W, Aldcorn, H. Lamont. Coll. floor matsâ€"Miss Doupe. Straw hatâ€"J.A, Ferguson. B. F. Bread from Crown Jewel flourâ€" . Aitkin, Two loaves and one specialâ€"W Groat. * Buns, fancyâ€"D. Bruce, Miss Adâ€" ams. Buns, plainâ€"E. Gardner, W. Ferâ€" guson. , Tea biscuitsâ€"W. Gillies. H. Mcâ€" Dougall _ * oi id 5e _ Tartsâ€"W.H. Rogers, Miss M Schenk. 4 > Honey, extractedâ€"J, Ellis, Miss Doupe. & Maple sugarâ€"W, J. Eccles, J. Sinclair, # P Maple syrupâ€"W. Aldcorn. W, J. Eccles. Homeâ€"made candyâ€"J, L. Woods, W. H. Rogers. C Pair men‘s mittsâ€"J.C. Fairbairn, J.A.~ Ferguson, cs00 * 2 Sharp Judge: C. L. Grant. PASTRY, ETC. Homeâ€"made breadâ€"Miss J. Adâ€" ams ,D. Bruce. es 4ns _ Fruit cakeâ€"J.C. Fairbairn,. H Sinclair. i f es â€"Layer cakeâ€"J. Sinclair, B.F Sharp. â€" : * a ts B T h rele o â€"Marble cakeâ€"G. Tebby, T. Bunâ€" ston. a < 4 Apple pieâ€"W. Aldcorn, E. V Matthews. Pumpkin pieâ€"W. Aldcorn,. G. Tebby. j Doughnutsâ€"R. M. Sitzer. Lemon pieâ€"â€"Mrs. Jordan, W, Ferâ€" guson, Mince pieâ€"(G. Tebby. Cookiesâ€"J.L,. Woods, I. Robb. Honey in combâ€"Miss Doupe. _ â€" Ginger breadâ€"W. â€" Gillies T. Bunston. * i . Matthews. s Citronsâ€"D. Grier. H. Sinclair Watermelonsâ€"E.V. Matthews. Tomatoesâ€"Tribe & Dowling, E. (ient‘s LADIES‘ WORK. shirt, _ hand madeâ€"D. FLOWERS HoLSTEIN â€" LEADER White Rocksâ€"J. Calder 1&2. White Rock, chickensâ€"H, Reid. Leghornâ€"R. A. Nicholson Leghorn, chickensâ€"R.A. Nicholâ€" son 1&2. Dorking, chickensâ€"A. McCaw. White Wyandotteâ€"G. Legge, White Wyandotte, chickensâ€"C Gilstor{, G. Legge. Minorcaâ€"J. McArthur. Minorca, chickensâ€"J, McArthur J. A. Ferguson o Buff Orpingtonâ€"J. McEachnie & Sons, H. McDougall. s Buif Orpington, chickensâ€"H. Mcâ€" Dougall 1&2. RWhite Orpingtonâ€"C. Gilstorf. J. ice, Rhode Island Redâ€"W. Gillies, J 8. _ Woods. Rhode Island Red, chickensâ€"W Gillies. D. Grier. Ancona, chickensâ€"B.F. Sharp. 1,2 Flock heavy â€" breedsâ€"H. Mcâ€" Dougall. > Geeseâ€"(G, Legge, C. GilstorI. Spring _ geeseâ€"G,. Legge, J, Brown, Spring turkeysâ€"Rawn Bros. Ducksâ€"V. Alles, J. Brown. Spring ducksâ€"V, Alles, T. Bunâ€" ston,. * Brahmaâ€"C. Gilstorf. Barred Rockâ€"H. Reid, 4. Tebby _ Barred Rock, _ chickensâ€"A, Mcâ€" Fat ox, cow etc.â€"G. McBride, B. F. Sharp. Four dairy cowsâ€"B.F. Sharp. Three dairy cowsâ€"G. Calder. Sweepstakes: Pedigreed herdâ€"J Dowling, W. Gillies T. Bunston, Judge: A. Drummond s POULTRY. Heifer calfâ€"W. Ferguson 1&3 Rawn Bros, Steer caltâ€"W. Aitkin, B.F. Sharp (G. McBride. Pair 2â€"yearâ€"old steersâ€"W, Aitâ€" kin Rawn Bros. Pair 1â€"year steersâ€"H. Reid, W. Aitkin 2&3. Cowâ€"4%. MeBride 1&2, R, Irvin. Heifer, 2 yearsâ€"R. Aitkin 1&2. H. Reid. Heifer, 1 yearâ€"G. MeBride W. Aitkin. _Seed onionsâ€"E.V. Matthews, M Schenk, ; DURHAM. ., | One year fillyâ€"W, Fairbairn, Bull, 1 yearâ€"R. Aitkin,. H, Reid.! Two year fillyâ€"J. Calder. Bull calflâ€"W. Fairbairn 1&3 4. Team horsesâ€"G. McBride, A. Mcâ€" Fairbairn 2. | Gillivray, J. Brown. Cowâ€"W. Fairbairn. |__Best spring colt. heavy, any Heifer, 2 yearsâ€"J. Rice 1&2 classâ€"G. Harris. Heifer calfâ€"W. Fairbairn, | ROADSTER, JERSEY, ’ y Brood mareâ€"E. McRobb. G Heifer, 1. yearâ€"F. McClocklin. _ Legge, HEREFORD. 7 o Spring fillyâ€"G. Legge W. Stern. Bull, 1 yearâ€"J. Dowling, W Two year geldingâ€"G. Legge, A. Gillies. Drumm. Cowâ€"W,. Gillies 1&3, J. DoWwâ€" _ Pair driversâ€"R. Irvin. C. Drumm. ling 2. .,.._ 4 _ Single roadsterâ€"G, Aitkin, J. Bull caliâ€"T. Bunston, W, Gillies, McArthur, F. Shea. J. Dowling. : Saddle horseâ€"G. Seaman. Heifer. 1 yearâ€"J. Dowling, W. Gentliemen‘s turnoutâ€"C,. â€" Lewis, Gillies T. Bunston. , F. MeClocklin. Heifer. 2 yearsâ€"J. Cowling. W. COACH AND CARRIAGK, Gillies. T. Bunston. , â€"â€" Brood mareâ€"S.J. Robb. Heifer caltâ€"W. Gillies 1&3, T. Spring coltâ€"S.J. Robb Punston 2. One year fillyâ€"E. McRobb, A coues GRADE CATTLE. _ Hunter; Carrots, short redâ€"J, Sinclair, G. Tebby. Beets, shortâ€"D. Grier, Rawn Bros. Parsnipsâ€"E.V. Matthews, J. A, Ferguson. Bush marketable â€" potatoesâ€"W Ferguson. Swede turniY‘sâ€"W, W,. Ramage. Turnips, a.o.k.â€"J.C. Fairbairn, BE Robb. _Yellow mangelsâ€"J.A. Ferguson A. Hunter, 3 Jndge: Lizzsie Ellwood. | TAMPSI GRAIN, | _ Brood Fall wheatâ€"1D Eruce, e 1 Spring Spring wheatâ€"B.F, Sharp, W W.| Three Ramage. C | Judg Barley, sixâ€"rowedâ€"R.A, Nicholâ€" ir son, W.W,. Ramage, D. Bruce, Oats, lomil whiteâ€"J. Sinclair, H.] 3LYDES Reid, B.F. Sharp as | â€" Brood Oats, short whiteâ€"R. A. Nicholâ€"] Spring son, E. McRobb, W.W. Ramage. _ | One ye Oats, blackâ€"H. Lamont, B. F | porf, J. J Sharp, E.V. Matthews. . ( Two y Peas, small whiteâ€"J. A. Smith,| Sinclair. W. J. Eccles, H. Reid, | _ |‘_ Tearm | Ensilage cornâ€"W. (Gillies, | IJENERA Threshed grainâ€"W.W. Ramage. | Brood Sweet cornâ€"W. Gillies, K. V.) MeRobb, Matthews. | Spring Flaxâ€"W. W. Ramage. | Robb, J. Sunflowersâ€"J, A. Ferguson, W.| Spring W. Ramage. â€"_ _ ___ * {der, Y.» _ Bush potatoesâ€"B.F. Sharp Ferguson, J. A. Smith, J. Eachern & Son. _ Red mangelsâ€"J.A, Ferguson, J.A Smith. Sugar mangelsâ€"J.A. _ Ferguson B.F. Sharp. ioh Te3 _ White carrotsâ€"J.A, Fergnuson, W Gillies. t Fancy. shawlâ€"J C. Fairbairn, Crochet ir woolâ€"J C. Fairbairn. Miss Doufp s Fancy â€" knitting, woolâ€"J C Fairâ€" bairn, Miss Doupe Crochet _ cottonâ€"Miss _ Doupe. Tribe & Dowling Fancy _ knitting, @ttonâ€"Miss Doupe, Mrs Bruce. Point laceâ€"R M. Sitzer. Irish crochetâ€"J C, Fairbairno, P. Mutch Tattingâ€"Miss ;)ougm Drawn workâ€"H Sinclair, R. M. Sitzer Corset coverâ€"J C. Fairbairn.« Mrs. Jordan Work baiâ€"R M. Sitzer, Handkerchief caseâ€"R M. Sitzer. W _ Gillies, Whisk holderâ€"W Ferguson, G. Tebby . L RXC S uy »ROOTPS: Coll. potatoesâ€"W. Ferguson, J.A Ferguson, J. McEachern & Son, J Rice. 9e t Burnt woodâ€"RM. Sitzer, R. A. Nicholson Lamp shadeâ€"B F. Sharp, Miss Dou%e Table matsâ€"Miss Doupe, R Irvin Tea cosy, Battenburgâ€"R M. Sitâ€" zer. Tea cosy, any kindâ€"W, Ferguâ€" son, W. Gillies. Noveltiesâ€"E,. V. Matthews, D. Grier. Mending patchesâ€"J. Adams, M. Schenk, Fancy cushion, Berlin woolâ€"W. J. neid, W,. Ferguson.. . _ ..3 Fancy cushion, emb.â€"R.M. Sitâ€" zer, J. Brown,. Fancy cushion, any otherâ€"A. Aitkin. Jr., J. Brown. Pincushion, fancyâ€"A. Aitkin, Jr. W. J. Eecles. Darning wool socksâ€"R. Irvin, C. Drumm. Coll. Buttonholesâ€"J. Adams, M. Schenk, Set women‘s underwearâ€"J. Brown, P. Mutch. ie G e _ Coll. ladies‘ workâ€"R.M. Sitzer Irvin. e e CATTLE THE DURHAM REVIEW 1&2 Ww. Mcâ€" \ _ Spring coltâ€"G. Harris, A, McGilâ€" ~\ livray, G. Harris. Spring fillyâ€"W. Ferguson, R.A +] Nicholson, G. Legge. One year geldingâ€"A. Hunter. +\ _ One year fillyâ€"W. Rae, J.C. Fairâ€" | bairn. J. Calder ; Two year geldingâ€"E,. McRoon. | A. Drimmie, ‘P. Bunston. % 4thâ€"Myrtle Hooper, Alec Renton, Sr 3rdâ€"Robbie Haas, Mable Dailey, Margaret Ferguson, Pearl Eceles. Jr_ 3rdâ€"â€"Milfredj} Lawrence, â€" Ruby Matthews, Reta Lawrence, Elva Lawrence, Harold Lawrence, Edgar Brown, Allan Brown, Cecil Ececles Gertie Lawrerce. 20dâ€"Mary Haas, Irwin Ferguson. 1stâ€"Ciarence Daiâ€" ley, Pearlie Dailey, Kenneth Long, Emerson Lawrence. Primaryâ€"â€"Eva Eccles, ‘Cora Lawrence, Adolphus Lawrence, Ruby Long. Saran Frurox, Teacher ». $. No, 10, EGREMONT §th, CUlass â€"Carrie McArthur. 4th â€"Ruby Philp and Annie Nicbolson. Sr 3rdâ€"Donald McInnes, Muarray Mcâ€" Gilliveay, Leslie Eccles, Raiph Leâ€" mont, Colina MceArthur, Earl Bunston, Jr 3rdâ€"Hazel Campbell, Gertie Long, Murray. McArthur, Elgin Lamont, Murray Long. 8t 2ndâ€"Alex Henderâ€" son, Gordon McArthur. Jr. 2ndâ€"â€" Wilford â€"Bunston, Mary Drimmie, Meivin Long, Murray Henderson, Pt 2ndâ€"Mazel Neleon, Lillie McDougail, Bob Henderson, Alex Nelson, Rutherâ€" ford Menderson. Jr. I Aâ€"Evelyn Hamilton, Marie McDougal!. Jr. 1 B â€"Irene Drimiwie, Arthur Robb, Mac Henderson. _ Jr. 1 Câ€"Alma Banston, Arch McEachern, Ronald McArthur, Isabel Lamont, FloSinclair, Pair carriage horsesâ€"R.A. Nichâ€" olson. Lady driverâ€"R. Irvin, G. Mcâ€" Bride, F. McClocklin, Judge: J. D. Campbell. Best spring colt. heavy, any classâ€"G. Harris. ROADSTER. Brood mareâ€"E. McRobb. G Legge. J Carriage horseâ€"G. McBride, W T. Orchard, A. McCaw. Team horsesâ€"W.J. Philp, W. J Lamont. HEAVY DRAUGHT, Brood mareâ€"G. Harris, J. Calder, S.J. Robb. Spring coltâ€"J. Spicer, S.J. Robb. Spring fillyâ€"J. Calder. One year fillyâ€"W. Fairbairn. Two year fillyâ€"J. Calder. Team horsesâ€"G. McBride, A, Mcâ€" Giliivray, J. Brown. Judges: C. Firth, G. Binnie SHEEP, iss s I EICESTER. Ramâ€"J.S, Woods, J R. Phil&. 2&}:‘lam lambâ€"J.R. Philp,. J.S. Woods Ewe, agedâ€"J.R. Philp 1&2%, J. 8. VW oods. Ewe, shearlingâ€"J.R. Philp 1&2, T. i. Stevenson. szEwe lambâ€"J.R. Philp. J.8. Woods 2&3. Penâ€"J.R. Philp. OXxXFORD. DO@WNK.â€" _ _.. > Sinclair, W. Snell." â€"_â€"°__ â€"_| _ The annual supper of the beef ring AGRICULTURAL. members and their friends, numberâ€" Brood mareâ€"G.W. Harris, J. Spiâ€"| ing about 70, was suecessfully held cer, R.A. Nicholson on Tucsday evening at Neil MceArthâ€" F SP"iflLZt ('(I)iltâ€"‘G- Harris, A, McGilâ€"| ur‘s,. Mrs Ibbott ably assisted in the ivray, G. Harris. _Spring fillyâ€"W. Ferguson, R.A prograuitit®, Two year fillyâ€"W. Rae, R. Aitâ€" kin, J. Calder. I. Bunston. Two year fillyâ€"J.C. _ Fairbairn, W. J. Reid, C. Gilstor{f. Team horsesâ€"S. Peckover, J Sinclair, W. Snell. Tea% horsesâ€"J,. Spicer. JENERAL PURPOSE. Brood mareâ€"T.J. Stevenson. E McRobb, SJ. Robb. Spring coltâ€"E. McRobb, ° 8. J Robb, J. Sinclair. Spring fillyâ€"E. MceRobb, J. Calâ€" Boar, agedâ€"A. Stewart. Spring boarâ€"J. Rice, A. Stewart Brood sowâ€"A. Stewart 1&2. Spring sowâ€"R. Irvin. 5 LACK BREEDS, Spring boarâ€"R. Irvin. Brood sowâ€"W,. Aitkin, J. Rice, Spring sowâ€"RM. Sitzer, W. J amont. 4 ED BREEDS. Aged boarâ€"W.J. _ Lamont. R oi gt â€" 7* . BWINE VHITE BREEDS. _ rvin. Spring boarâ€"W.J. Lamont 1&2. Brood sowâ€"R. Irvin, _ Spring sowâ€"W.J. Lamont 1&2. TAMPSHIRE, Brood sowâ€"R. Irvin, T. Bunston. Spring sowâ€"H. Reid, J. Rice, Three bacon hogsâ€"H. Reid, Judges: R. Brigham, W.A, Livâ€" ingston HORSES Brood mareâ€"C. Gilstorf. Spring coltâ€"C. Gilstorf. One year fillyâ€"G. Harris, C. Gilsâ€" orf, J. Russnell. Two year fillyâ€"G. Harris 1&2, J. One year One year Two yvear 8. S. No 12 EorrEamoxt â€"Alle vear School Reports . Wirsox, Tercher geldingâ€"J, McArthur {illyâ€"E, McRobb. geldingâ€"4. â€" MeBride |\ â€" Fairbairn Presbyteriars are celeâ€" 1hratiug their anniversary next Sunâ€" | day with specia! services at 11 a. m. land 7 F m. Rev. Mr Perrin, of | Moorefield, is preaching, On Monâ€" |\ day the famed fowl supper will be ‘held and everybody wants to go. Mrs John Smith and daughter Miss Maggie motored with John Manary to Teeswater last Saturday and visited there for a fow days. Mrs (Dr.) Arch. MePhaden, of Chicago, whose husband went to the war with the Mt. Forest boys, is visâ€" iting her mother, Mrs Waiter Horsâ€" burg, The monthly meeting of the Woâ€" men‘s Institute will be held at the home of Mrs J. W. Hunter, Thurs., Oct. 15th, at 2.30 p. m Topicsâ€" Character Building, *‘*Storing of Winter Vegetables."‘ Roll Callâ€"Seâ€" lections from Robt. Burns. All la dies cordially invited. Starting Oct. 1, the Public Library are giving 15 months‘ subscription to the Library for $1.00. The commitâ€" tee purpose adding many new books at an early date and are planning their annual coneert for the middle ol November. A meeting in connection with the proposal for a war gilt of grain and vegetables bg the farmers of the township is billed for Holstein on Thursday night. ~This is one of a series being held throughout the township. Everybody should attend these gatherings and help the patriotâ€" ic cause. +R Messrs David Bruce and â€" Ececles are on jury business in Owen Sound this week, Hoistein Creamery has to dnb manufactured 96, 000 pounds of butâ€" ter, an amount already equal to last year‘s output. The factory has still the rest of this month to run, which will make the total output very high. Much of the buttes manufantnead "1... wonder the troops the tented with their grub. The undersigned Â¥ishes to inform his manv friends anRthe public genâ€" erally that his mill t Orchard is now ready for business\ A share of your patronage is solicitÂ¥l, fair dealâ€" ing guaranteed. Miss Barbara Foster, vocalist of Toronto, spent a few hours in the village last Friday, while on a Mount Forest engagement. gh o Friends here of Mr Philip Thair, of Lumsden, Sask.. have just received word from him of a severe loss he sustained last week,. He had 5000 bushels of wheat and 1400 bushels of oats in a rented stable ready for exâ€" portation, when fire ruined his plans. The building was burnved to the ground one night, supposedly by tramps, and Mr Thair suffered a total loss of over $3000 with no insurance. He was fortunate in having a splenâ€" did yield <this season, his harvest turning out well, over 10,000 bushels Owing to Fairbairn having Anâ€" niversary services next Sabbath a. m and p. m. the service in Holstein will be in the p m at 3 o‘clock. Revy L Perrin of lpooreflald wili preach. Rev Dr Marsb will preach in Mooreâ€" field for Dr. Perrin. Much of the buttes ;;;;x'fact;r;l‘by Mr Cameron imAugust went to supâ€" ply gbe soldiers at Valcartier, so no *LOGCAL AND PERSONAL Station agent Sutton commenced two weeks‘ bholidays on Thursday. Mr and Mrs James Kain, of Hagersâ€" ville, visited friends hbere on Fair Day. Mr G, A. Luno, Toronto, who was in this part last week, purehased a handsome telescope from J. A, Marsh while on his visit here. The instruâ€" ment, which has a fiveâ€"inch object glass, is of a high type of the Marsh manufacture. C weemmmmgat pormeasseosamsa0napssss / -_‘_-- sooo _ o on We o wÂ¥ Mrs: Petriec is visiting friends in Brantford. D. W. Cameron and Mrs W. Mor rison attended the convention of Latâ€" ter Day Saints in Owen Sound last week end. Mrs Morrison remained to visit friends there this week. Died on Thursday, Oct. 1, Irene, the infant and dearly beloved daughâ€" ter of Mr and Mrs Thos,. Moore, 20th con.. near Dromore, aged about 3 months. Mr Lindsay Irwin is home from Toronto. Miss Urqubart, teacher at No. 9 and C McLellan, teacher at Orchard, attended the North Wellington Teachâ€" ers‘ convention in Mount Forest last Thursday and Friday. HMarold Main was home from Monck for the same purpose. One of the most interested spectaâ€" tors at the World‘s Fair last week was Mr James Murdoch of Toronto, who was one of the first directors when the fair was organized many years ago, <€ Mrs Rawn and daughter Mrs Wm. Horsburg, of South Bend, visited friends in the yvillage this week. Mr J. A. Marsh‘s musical talent was much appreciated at a conceat at Seaforth on Monday night. M1+ Wim, Coleridge, of Owen Sound who is well known in the township, has sold his prop:rty in the county town and has purchased a store in Allenford, Bruce County . Mr J. W. Hunter took very ill on Tuesday, threatened with appendicitâ€" is we hear, Ar operation will likely be performed. _ . PA rar i X%" J. SWANSTON K Mr and Miss McN Lee, of Zion, visited © ingham s. Tbe m“l is in WOT K Sunday Sch REV. T. H. IBBOTT, } Sunday 6ch REV. D. B. MARSH, So. D. F.R.A.S, PS Rev. Mr Arnup, a miss the north west, but now with executive board of ; T to, addressed a y Ho’fitein and Yeovil M» church on Monday eveni; Rev. R. S.. Roholt, of ; Synagogue, Toronto. preac) did sermons in the |;, churches in Holstein and ; on Sunday and we are so space forbids lengthier ment subject â€"matter. Mr Rohoj: mince matters in connection treatment accorded to his ra, and other countries, s christian in nature. He i« Jews are unfairly treateq meanly nickâ€"named stingy, and the like. All the Jows says, is a chance to becon dians and observe our !« some places even this seen them. Mr and Mrs Juo. day at Conn vis Warc, Ibe levi w ind 1 obe tor 1 year... The Revew and T Mail and Empire 6 Tire Review and Dail Tort year......... ... &,. m, and = /. Week night seryice 1 Mr. and Mrs Wm. 1 spent the week end w John Henry. L Miss M. MeClocklin d over Sunday with B. Faikingham, and s day, which was mus Mr Will and Miss ma Pinder visited Zion and Edge Hit ane heyiew Eml)lre c The Review Gurde, W The Resiew ald and W 10r i yoar... The Review IYORE......... The Review a: er for one 3« The Revi w : Mre Bradley. Allan guest of hor aunt, Airs for a few days last we« The Tartan beef ring | annual meeting Monday nip Inspector Campbel| ; our school last week. The hum of the thres 16 again beard in the r Much sympathy is t« Mrs T. Moore in their ment. Dundalk â€"Oct, & Maskdaleâ€"Oct 1 Owen Soundâ€"0 Mr and Mrs Thos ily ace mpanied t Phi i. Lawrence sp reg ouly with Mr Keith . Mr. Thos Brown Jr with his cousin, Mr W. The Mr Newnba Tharsday. The Review m Star for 1 ve: The Reyiew a News for one The The farmers ar heir potatoes and atoes turning out W Sales so far h: ed our most sang tation and our have been pleas and choose y« there is plenty ol To all Ladies Fall and Winter us weguarantee : QOur stock is choi plete and numer to our show root ter‘s Store have : ted us on our and display of M JSatizfaction is guaran tood o Customen OCTGB’R 8, 1914 Reyi orld fc R Fall Fairs, 1914 Presbyterian Church Methodist Church iss 3. Oucke! Clubbing R M ORCHARD HOLSTEIN TARTAN W es pxcee® e expe® |st0m“ Come â€"â€" whilt visito"® | n H‘m' plimet | ortmel! 1ery â€" â€" CONNancts Missinay @ alhen"‘ at ftllOd]gh h Press gH1Y §ea € rsby?.l: Fairh.,',. OTYy | tha tion of bis It did not n wnhth ce in this "PDosedly Bary frop r My AnG Aof unday a e' Je'“ U aTes the and ate mi~|’ ‘ant, he na¢ orh €1ng the Mnku' ind lin Creat mand C d, N ern Th Cane. but in denie} MB U Heor fam Ars Canis “uul‘MN ® Mis, 1400 MC ZOU! disposed of her proj eit 8«. and left on & with ber daugbhters DPrug Knox, Neraio tamment mll\ ening, S0th Oc and Newnbaum ar and a fine proghs and chitdren. rec aration. â€" Admi=> A collesuion for . Bejgians was take: ing service in the A Bund :y and abou: any one fe Is disp contribution tkey or send the amoun ham before Frida) Last week en 4 NA shali of the Siaa Aar attacked with . opi eperation was perl Saturday by Dr. ( sigted by Drs Gun a had previously suf lar cause in the sJ pleased to report, 1 tion recuperated st ou: of dan ger. VOL. XXXV!1, NO The Oct, meeting Branch, Womear‘s 1o at the home of Mrs ladies were prosenl. and interestieg D4 * Loyalty" by Mi * Care of Health and Matheson, a poem by Miss Reta Pattors gave yery belpfal hi their Prevention." / will be held at the i: eson. â€"All members present and bring on Varney Aunoiv« be held Sun§ay at 19th imst. unc held at 11 a. . as tor preach i supper will Hail on Monday f: will be fcliowed by Rey. Dr, Mash X» of Molstein and Xi Pradkam of Dur dresses and the mu the usual V urney will be taken at 8. and entersainm en Ni & / | x ~GOV | z ifiGPL ;:2# mss ea from his peopl« and he hoped thâ€" support to the n: Mortis who take next, BÂ¥ RrqÂ¥est. â€"as R. Lâ€" ® \ Variety Sikre, Jumubam, on | 1 and Saturddy, Oct, 23 and 24, we wi again sell ou} famous gold filled sp Lacles and eyB glasses (o: $! Phel mm’“ thg same a ie #o| w' Ir #8,00 to 85. Kemem Ub you get a e golid diiled iran *.uw lenses and your eV\ properly tested ky Meesrs Hogbhs and .Ibt. leadin®k Eyeaght Specu ists of Toronto, r four years N have been selli these . glas= throughout the greathy part of Onta to and their m.l‘i‘ is athested hh.'fl'll'm‘l'ul‘im.zd mnand . ) 12@ to the advancing cest of mater| “"h your last op; rnn..vy_‘ ¢ ° M 'o.“l ab thebove € 7 C low price, Spech! lens prices, . A wll 4 Preseryative O PO. Jonald. proper ty on Batul ure Cure Al C531 D) at U M |)