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$ 5 U ¢ P34 $ * The first frost, causing much damâ€" age to gardens, etc., came Sunday night, nipping tomatoes, cucumbers, pumpkins, &c., also some corn. Quite a number from our communiâ€" ty attended the unveiling of the solâ€" dier‘s monument at Durham Sunday and all report a splezndid afternoon. Mr. Alex. Rawn is improving his farm by putting a wire fence along the road and cutting down a lot of small trees. Rally Day service at Letter Breen church on Sunday was g’ood. There will be no service next Sabbath but on Oct. Sth the Rev. Dr. Morrow of Arthur will take charge. _ We hope a good crowd will come out to hear Those atending church on Sunday were all delighted with Mr. Holmes® discourse on Japan. We certainly know more now of what those misâ€" glonaries over there really have to put up with. Mr. Jno. Eurig‘s fine house is about finished. Builders are busy putting up the verandahs and other finishing touches this week. Mr. Stewart had a visit from Inâ€" spector Wright on Monday. We feel sure he will feel pleased with the imâ€" improvement around the school and the new cement walks and wire fenâ€" ces look fine. Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Kelly went to Arthur on Saturday to visit their daughter, Mrs. C. Pringlemyer, having received word that her infant child had died. _ Miss Mary Kelly also atâ€" tended the funeral on Monday. A few from the neighberhood attendâ€" ed the funeral of Pat Taylor of Nenâ€" agh, who died quite suddenly last week after only a few day‘s illness. He is a brother of Elwood and Wilâ€" frid Taylor, north of the village. Miss L. Rawn who has been visitâ€" ing her sister at Yeovil for several weeks, returned home the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane and Miss Zelda of Salem, were recent visitors at the Cowan‘s. him. Quite a number from here attended the Exhibition at Toronto, also the Fair at Mt. Forest and report good Mr. and Mrs. H. Cowan motored io Collingwood last Friday, accompanied by Mrs. Johns Sr. and Mrs. Thorne of Holstein. We are glad to report Mrs. Wm. Hunt much improved in health and able to go out again. She is with her son George at present and her old neighbors are pleased to have her in their midst again. Mrs. A. Woods and daughter Audâ€" rey, also Mr. and Mrs. R. Legate and two children of Thornbury, spent the week end at George and Orme Huni‘s. Mrs. Donald MacPhee of Normanâ€" by, spent a few days last week at the home of her mother in the village. We regret to report the poor health of Mr. Jas. Hopkins again. He is not improving very fast. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hopkins, 6th con of Egremont, spent Sunday with the former‘s sister, Mrs. J. McKenzie. iC*JeCEytsieGycGyoGy sys yperperoyeryervseryrrerererererereerea sSOUTH BEND To Holders of Five Year 5 per cent Canada‘s Victory Bonds Issued in 1917 and Maturing 1st December, 1922. times at both places. But the best is expected at the World‘s Fair at Holâ€" stein this week if the weather keeps fine. "Where to Hunt, Fish and Paddle‘ view the exhibits of our township. in the NewNorth," is the title of a| _ We are sory to report that George new publication dealing with terri-' Walmsley is _ gradually _ growing tory along the Transcontinental Iinol weaker. of the Canadian National Railways in| John Walmsley of Wingham, was Northern Ontario and Quebec. _ Full; present at his brother‘s sale. information is contained therein rvla-i Mr. afld Mrs. Geo. Plume and childâ€" tive to where gamemay be found, ren, visited her uncle. They algo had guides, camps, equipment, &c., and in the pleasure of entertaining Mr. and addition a series of comprehensive, Mrs. P. Mohan and Mrs. H. Lamont in maps. _ This virgin country offers ; their home near Wingham recently. ideal sport for the hunter. Apply to: Mrs. Horney spent a few days in any agent of theCanadian Nationalâ€"| Goderich superintending the packing Grand Trunk Railways for free copy and shipping of their furniture to or write C. K. Howard, General Tou:â€"; Holstein. ist Agent, Toronto. !~VÂ¥r. 3. Urquhart, Toronto, spent a Corn cutting is about over for this year. It is a splendid crop on the who!=. Next will be potato picking. Some people are finding rotten ones but we hope it will not be a general thing as there will be a good yield this year. Forty years ago he sold his farm in Egremont and bought a farm in Nelâ€" son township and has been very sucâ€" cesaful in farming during the past forty years. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife and family of nine chilâ€" dren, all of whom survive him. The family consists of five sons,“;'ghn of Waterdown : Charles andasThomas of Nelson : George of Vermilion, Alta. : Raymond at home : Mrs. W. Sinclair of Elkhorn, Man. : Mrs. Lou Nord of Clarkson : Mrs. Cloyer of Hamilton and Margaret at home. His two brothers and three sisters also survive him : Thos., Beamsville : James, Killarney, Man.: Mrs. Wm. Jack, New York : Mrs Peter Burrows of Lumsden, Sask. : and Mrs. T. C. Rogers in Alberta. Friends here extend their sympaâ€" thy to the bereaved. Mrs. Jas. Swanston and Mrs. J. R. Murdoch, Mt. Forest and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mcinnis and son Donald were present at his funeral. It is with sorrow we report the tragic death of a wellâ€"known former Egâ€" remont man. in the person of John Millar of Nâ€"lson Township, Halton Co., which sad event took place on Sunday, the 19%h inst. He accidentâ€" ally slipped over the edge of a stone quarry that :s on his farm, falling a distance of thirty five or forty feet upon broken stones. His body was terribly mangled by the fall, dying about half an hour afterwards. The deceased came with his parâ€" ents to Egremont about the year 1856 and settled on lot 15, con 12. During his boyhood days and early manhood he was very diligent in all that pertained to pioneer life. Chopâ€" ping, logging and building houses and barns called for his strength and skill and he never failed to do his best. He also took an active interest in school, church and municipal afâ€" fairs, filling several offices, including tax collector and councilior. CONVERSION PROPOSALS The Late John Millar FINE HUNTING â€"Com Mr. and Mrs. Donald Urquhart of Detrolt are visiting their sister, Mrs. Hostetter and Miss Adams. On receipt of word from Avonlea, Sask., informing her of the illness of her daughter, Mrs. Millar, Mrs. W. H. Rogers left Monday. Rev. Mr. Holmes, a former Methoâ€" dist pastor here, but now a missionâ€" ary in Japan, and home on furlough, preached in his old pulp}t on Sunday morning. s Omitted from School Fair Prize List. The Art prizes were awarded to the pupils of S.S. No. 11 and are as follows : 1st, Margaret Fairbairn 2nd, Kathleen McLean 3rd, John McLean 4th, Robert Myers 5th, Grace Calder 6th, Rosea Switzer Fairbairn Anpiversary an@ enterâ€" tainment will bd held on Sunday and Monday, Oct. 8tR and 9th. _ Sunday services will be tonducted by Rev. Captain Thos. ds of Cheltenham at lla. m. and 7 m m. On Monday evening there will\lbe a literary entâ€" ertainment and fow\l supper. Mr. and Mrs. Dodds will be Present, the latter having fame as a vod@list and eloceâ€" tionist. More particul®s next week. Remember the date. Severe electrical storms with much rain, passed over this section Saturâ€" day and Sunday. As so often hapâ€" pens when barns are full of newly harvested crops they are special marks for lightning. A numer of farâ€" mers suffered heavily in this way. Wm. Rice of con. 6, Proton, lost his large barn on Sunday morning with the season‘s crops, the best he had harvested in many years. He also had some implements burned. _ We understand there was but small inâ€" surance.â€"Dundalk Herald. The last two chilly nights have been a decided contrast to the very warm days of last week. _ Beautifui September days However if the weaâ€" ther continues as fine toâ€"morrow all roads will lead to the Worid‘s Fair, where the aged and the youth will view the exhibits of our township. HOLSTEIN LEADER LOGAL ANB PERSONAL Margaret Fairbairn Kathleen McLean John McLean Robert Myers Grace Calder Rosea Switzer YEOVIL ONTARIO ARCHIVEsSs TORONTO few days with his sister, Mrs. Flemâ€" ing Reid. Mr. and Mrs. F. Reid and children, accompanied by Misses Tena Merchâ€" ant and Myrtle Ross, motored to O. Sound last Friday for a week end visit. Mrs. Whyte, Percy, Josie and Hilda were recent guests at Mrs. Whyte‘s nephew, O. Langdon at Arthur. Josâ€" ie and Hilda intend returning to Guelph O. A.C. next week. Miss LRawn who has been visiting her sister, has returned to her home at South Bend. Holstein Show again a Success Prize List GRAIN Loll. unthreshedâ€"W. Ramage. Fall wheat, whiteâ€"T. Dingwall. _ Spring wheat, whiteâ€"W. Ramage. Barleyâ€" W. Ramage, J. Eurig, T. Dingwall. Long white oatsâ€"W. Ramage, R. Sim Small peasâ€"T. Dingwall, F. Reid, E. Robb. Large peasâ€"W. Ramage. Enâ€" silage cornâ€"J. Switzer, V. Adams, Main Bros. Coll. threshed grainâ€"wW. Ramage, T. Dingwall. Buckwheatâ€" V. Alles, And. Hunter. Sheaf white oatsâ€"And. Hunter, W. Ramage. sEEDS Cloverâ€"V. Adams, W. Ramage. Flaxâ€"T. Dingwall, V. Adams. Sunâ€" flowerâ€"J. A. Ferguson, N Horsburgh ROOTS AND VEGETABLEs Coll' potatoesâ€"R. Sim. Bushel of potatoesâ€"R. Sim, J. A. Ferguson, F. Reid. Swede Turnipsâ€"R. A. Nicholâ€" son & Sons, D. Bruce. Red mangels â€"J. A. Ferguson, W. T. Pinder. Yelâ€" Wilfred Bunston is at Arthur heipâ€" ing on the Good Roags. Mr. Woods of Mt. Forest, has built three silos in our vicinity this faiiâ€" for H. Lamont, T. Ellis and A. Haas. The corn is splendid this fallâ€"as also are grain, roots, vegetables and fruit. Truly we have a gracious, bountiful Giver. Almost we might say "as usual" the township turned out in large numbers to patronize the Show. Both days were ideal as to weather, the crowd on second day being amongst the largest ever, so the Directors are on Easy Street. The Hall exhibits were abundant and of great excellence, the ladies congesting the aisles as they feasted eyes on quilts, curios, cakes, fruit, flowers, &c., &c. The hum of machinery in the Park the fine Pipe Band music from S. Park, the activity of the Directors and Judges, the meeting and the greeting of friends, all proclaimed abâ€" surd the idea some are advocating of having only one big County fair. There were 70 or 80 of cattle kind, about as many sheep, good represenâ€" tations of pigs and poultry and horâ€" ses in abundance. The prize list in this issue shows the winners in most cases after keen competition. DURHAM REVIEW | J. S. Woods, E. Robb, W. J. Philp. 'Graham gemsâ€"Rev. Scott, J. S. Woods. Bran gemsâ€"W. J. Philp, J. [C. Fairbairn. Doughnutsâ€"R. Sim, | Mrs Hostetter. _ Shortbreadâ€"W. M. | Groat & Son C. Drumm. Meat loaf fâ€" J. S$. Woods, Mrs. T. McMillan. | Fruit tartsâ€"W. Fairbairn, 8. Williams !Jelly tartsâ€" E. Robb, Geo. Aitken. | Pumpkin pieâ€"J. A. Ferguson, V. Adâ€" 'ams, Main Bros. Apple pieâ€"Rev. | Scott, V.Adams, N. Horsburgh. Mince | pileâ€"E. Robb. Lemon pieâ€"Mrs Hosâ€" | tetter, Miss Christie, G. Aitken. | School lunchâ€"Groat & Son, J.Gilstort" | J. A. Ferguson. Workingman‘s teaâ€" |J. S. Woods, J. Gilstorf, E. Robb.) | Coll. bakingâ€"J. S. Woods, E. Robb. Honey in combâ€"G. Aitken, A.Hunter.| Apple jellyâ€"J. R. Philp, Mrs. T. Mcâ€"| | Millan. Currant jellyâ€"Miss Christie,| lGroat & Son. Jelly, any otherâ€"Miss| ‘Ross, Rev. Scott. Orange marmalade | â€"â€"Miss Ross, Rev. Scott. Maple sugar’ | â€"W. Ramage, R. Aitken. Homemace | | candyâ€" Mrs. Petrie, N. Horsburgh. IMaple syrupâ€"H. A. Ross, P. McPhee, | J. A. Ferguson. Mustard picklesâ€"L. | B. Nicholson, J. R. Philp. Ch‘li sauce | â€"Miss Christie ,Rev. Scott. Tomato | catsupâ€"J. R. Philp, Rev. Scott. Coll. | canned fruitâ€"C. Drumm, Mrs. T. Mcâ€" | Millan, Mrs. Tuck. Coll. picklesâ€"C. | Drumm. Coll. canned vegetablesâ€"J. | 6. Woods. White eggsâ€"W. Fairbairn | , |J. RR. Philp. Brown eggsâ€"W: Fairâ€"| fbalrn. L. B. Nicholson. Sealer peaâ€" 1 | chesâ€" J. R. Philp, Mrs. Hostetter. | Sealer strawberriesâ€"E. Robb, Miss | Ross. Sealer canned cornâ€"G.Aitken, 1 | Mrs. Tuck. Sealer tomatoesâ€"J.«R. f | Philp, C. Drumm. Homemade soap J {â€"J. A. Ferguson, W. J. Philp. 2 prs. C dressed Chickens (Eaton‘s special)â€" 7 Geo. Seaman. " Mrs. J. C.Adams, Judge FINE ARTsS Painting, figuresâ€"Rev Scott. Paintâ€" J. A. Ferguson. Beets, shortâ€"J. Switâ€" zer, W. Ramage. Parsnipsâ€"S. Wilâ€" liams, J. A. Ferguson. Seed onions â€"â€"Mrs Hostetter, J. A. Ferguson. Dutch settsâ€"G. Seaman, L. B. Nichâ€" olson. Potato onionsâ€"R. Aitken, G. Seaman. Caulifowerâ€"J.A. Ferguson Mrs Petrie. Cabbageâ€"L. B.. Nicholâ€" son, J. A, Ferguson. Red cabbageâ€"J. A. Ferguson. Pumpkinâ€"J. Stevenson, ’Mrs. T. McMillan. Sweet cornâ€"Mrs | Hostetter, A. Hunter. Celeryâ€"Chas. |Drumm, L. B. Nicholson. _ Squash, ’;lsrgHH. Cowan, Main Bros. Table | squashâ€"J. A. Ferguson, W. Ramage. | Coll rootsâ€"J. A. Ferguson. _ Coll. of | vegetablesâ€"J. A. Ferguson. | D. Edge, Jno. McGowan, Judges | FRUIT / _Coll Winter applesâ€"A. Aitken, W. | Ramage. Russetsâ€"N. Horsburgh, E. Robb. Winter applesâ€"Main Bros., J. | Gilstorf. Fall apples, largeâ€"A.Aitken, E. Robb. Fall apples, smallâ€"J. A.Ferâ€" ) guson, Main Bros. Pearsâ€"Main Bros. A. Aitken. Crab applesâ€"A. Aitken, J. | Stevenson. Tomatoesâ€" G. Seaman, | Miss Ross. Citronsâ€"J. A. Ferguson, | Miss Christie. J. S. Woods. Tea biscuitsâ€"Mrs Hosâ€" tetter, J. C. Fairbairn, W. Fairbairn. Boston brown breadâ€"E. Robb, J. S. Woods, Miss Ross. Sconesâ€"J. S. Woods, J. A. Ferguson. Bran biscuits â€"J. R. Philp, Rev. Scott, N. Horsâ€" burgh. Dark fruit cakeâ€"Vv. Adams, N. Horsburgh, E. Robb. Light fruit cakeâ€"Mrs. T. McMillan, E. Robb, W J. Philp. Light layer cakeâ€"W. Ramâ€" age, N. Horsburgh, F. Reid. Chocolâ€" ate cakeâ€"N. Horsburgh, L. B. Nichâ€" olson, Miss Christie. Layer, dark or lightâ€"J. S. Woods, L. B. Nicholson. Marble cakeâ€"Groat & Son, N. Horsâ€" burgh. Gingerbreadâ€"N. Horsburgh, Geo. Aitken. Oatmeal date cakeâ€"E. Robb, N. Horsburgh. Jam jamsâ€"W. J. Philp, E. Robb. Oatmeal cookies â€"J. R. Philp, Miss Christie. Ginger cookies â€"Mrs Hostetter, Rev. Scott. Cookies, 3 varietieeâ€"J. S. Woods, E. Robb, W. J. Philp. Fruit cookiesâ€" PASTRY Bread from Milverton Jewel flourâ€" F. Reid. Bread from Banner flourâ€" F. Reid, J. R. Philp. Brown breadâ€" Mrs. Hostetter, E. Robb, J.S. Woods. Homemade breadâ€"Mrs Hostetter, V. Adams, Miss Ross. Currant breadâ€" J. R. Philp, J. A. Ferguson, Miss Ross Fancy bunsâ€"J. R. Philp, J. A. Ferâ€" guson, Main Bros. Plain bunsâ€"J. R. Philp, J. A. Ferguson. Rollsâ€"E.Robb J. R. Philp. Hanging basketâ€"And.) Hunter, Mrs. Geddes. I DAIRY PRODUCTS t 1 ib fancy butterâ€"E. Robb, C.roat| & Son, F. Reid. 20 Ibs Crock butter| E. Robb. Butter in printsâ€"F. Reid,| J. A. Ferguson, J. Gilstor{. Butter, moderately salted â€" G. Seaman, E.| Robb, J. A. Ferguson. 15 Ibs Crock: butterâ€"G. Seaman. 1 Ib bulterâ€"F.j Reid. 10 Ibs Crock butterâ€"F. Reid, V. Adams, J. Gilstorf. | C. L. Grant, Wm. Coleridge, Judges FLOWERS Cut flowersâ€"W. M. Groat & Son, Miss E. Morrison. Hand bouquetâ€" Groat & Son, Miss Morrison. Coleus â€"A. Hunter, Mrs Tuck. Coll. Stocks Miss Ross, Groat & Son. Coll dahlia â€"Groat & Son. Coll Astersâ€"J. R. Philp, Miss Ross. Coll gladioliâ€"Chas Drumm. Coll Pansiesâ€"Groat & Son, Miss Christie. Coll. Marigoldâ€"Groat & Son, H. A. Lamont. Coll. Verbenas Groat & Son, H.A. Lamont. Coll. Zinâ€" niasâ€"F. Reid, Groat & Son. Coll. Begoniasâ€"H.A. Lamont, Mrs Geddes Geraniumâ€"A. Hunter, Mrs Tuck. Coll Fuchsiasâ€"Mrs Geddes. Coll. Sweet Peas â€" Mrs Hostetter, J. R. Philp. Table bouquetâ€"Groat & Son, Miss E. Morrison. Coll. 20 var.â€"Mrs Geddes. Coll. 12 var.â€"Mrs Geddes, H. A. Laâ€" mont. Coll 6 var.â€"A. Hunter, C. Drumm, Mrs Geddes. Amarylisâ€"D. Bruce, Miss E. Morrison. Hydrangea â€"A. Hunter, Mrs Geddes. Oleanderâ€" C. Drumm, Mrs Geddes. Coll. Fernsâ€" HORSES : Clydesdale Brood mare Brood mareâ€"C. Git storf. Spring coltâ€"C. Gilstorf. Team â€"C. Gilstorf, Groat & Son 2 &3 Best animalâ€"C. Gilstort. Heavy Draught , 3 year fillyâ€"A. Ross. 1 yr fillyâ€"J. Gilstor{. _ 2 yr. geldingâ€"R. Aitken. Teamâ€"Jno. Eurig, J. Gilstorf, Brown Bros. Best animalâ€"Brown Bros. Agrivuitural ~Brood mareâ€"R. Sim, A. Ross, W H. Sim. Spring coltâ€"R. Sim, Spring fillyâ€"A. Ross, W. H. Sim. 3 yr fillyâ€" J. Dowling, F.Reid . 1 yr. Allyâ€"Jno. Gilstor{. 2 yr. geldingâ€" W. H.&'-.‘ R. Aitken. 2 yr. fillyâ€"E. Gardiner, J. Dowling. _ Teamâ€"H. A. Ross, .'..J Aitken, A. Ross. _ Best animalâ€"£E, Gardiner. HOME MANUFACTURES Yarnâ€"J. C. Fairbairn. Socks, home spunâ€" J. Stevenson, W. Fairbairn, Fine socksâ€"J. C. Fairbairn, R.A. Nicâ€" holson & Sons. Mitts, coarseâ€"R. Aitâ€" ken, R.A. Nicholson & Sons. Ladies‘ mittsâ€"J. C. Fairbairn, W. Fairbairn. Hook matâ€"Miss Christie, J. A. Ferâ€" guson. Mat, not hookedâ€"Miss Chrisâ€" tie. _ Coll. matsâ€"Miss Christie. { Mrs. D. Campbell, Judge C. Drumm, 8. Williams. Bath towels ‘â€"Groat & Son, C. Drumm. Fancy toâ€" welsâ€"Groat & Son, V. Alles. Table | coverâ€"C. Drumim, Brown Bros. Dresâ€" ser drapeâ€"Miss Ross, W. J. Phiip. Centrepiece, emb.â€"C. Drumm, Miss Ross. Centrepiece, coloredâ€"G. Aitken W. J. Philp. Centrepiece, fancy, any kindâ€"V. Alles, C. Drumm. Emb. in cottonâ€"F. Reid. Emb. in silkâ€"J.R. | Philp, V. Alles. Eyelet emb.â€"Miss Ross, C. Drumm. Braid workâ€"V. Alles, C.Drumm. Punch workâ€"Chas ‘Drumm. Fancy knitting in woolâ€"L.B. Nicholson. Tray clothâ€"C. Drumm, W T. Pinder. Crochet in oolâ€"Brown Bros. Fancy wool wrapâ€"F. Reid, C. Drumm. Crochet in cottonâ€"MissRoss C. Drumm. Knitting in cottonâ€"Miss Christie, J. A. Ferguson. Fancy shawl â€"F. Reid. Fancy slippersâ€"J.R. Philp W. Fairbairn. Work bagâ€"Miss Chrisâ€" tie. Handkfs.â€"Miss Ross, C. MeMilâ€" lan. Collar and cuffsâ€"Miss Christie, Baby‘s capâ€"F. Reid, LB. Nicholson, Point laceâ€"C. Drumm. Tamngâ€"Mrs{ Hostetter, Miss Ross. Hdkf,. caseâ€" W. T. Pinder, Miss Christie, Laundry bagâ€"V. Alles. Tea cosyâ€"Miss Chrisâ€" tie. Tea cosy, any otherâ€"V. Alles, W. J. Philp. Pincushionâ€"H. Sinclair, v. Alles. Table matsâ€"Miss Christie, v. Alles. Whisk holderâ€"Miss Christie. Button holesâ€"Miss Christie, J.A. Ferâ€" guson. Mendingâ€"Miss Christie. Novâ€" eltiesâ€"W. J. Philp, Miss Christie. Cushion emb.â€" F. Reid, D. Bruce. Cushion, ao.k.â€" C. Drumm, Brown Bros. Women‘s wearâ€"Miss Christie. Work not listedâ€" J. Stevenson, V. Alles. Sweaterâ€"C. Drumm, J.Stpven»l son, J. C. Fairbairn. Pulloverâ€"J. C. Fairbairn, C. Drumm. Antiquitiesâ€"T. Thorne, J. Stevenson. Table runner â€"Groat & Son, C. Drumm. Door panel â€"J. R. Philp, J. Stevenson. Patchingl â€"Main Bros. ing, flowersâ€"Rev. Scott. Taxidermy â€"M. Hooper, J. R. Philp. CHILDREN‘S WORK Loaf bread â€" W. Fairbairn. _ Tea biscuitâ€"W. Fairbairn. Layer cakeâ€" W. Halliday, W. Fairbairn. Apple pie â€"W. Fairbairn, Groat & Son. Paintâ€" ing, water colorâ€" Jack Nicholson, J. A.Ferguson. Pen and ink sketchâ€"Rev Scott, J. A. Ferguson. Potatoesâ€"R. Sim, J. A. Ferguson. 6 ears cornâ€"J. A. Ferguson, R. Sim. Carrotsâ€"W. Halliday, L. B. Nicholson. _ Dressed dollâ€"H. Sinclair. _ Plain hemmingâ€" LADIES‘ wWORrk Coll. quilts â€" C. Drumm. _ Cotton patchwork quiltâ€"Miss Ross, J. A.Ferâ€" guson, C. Drumm. Crazy quiltâ€"Miss Christie. Log cabin quiltâ€"C. Drumm. Ornamental quiltâ€" C. Drumm, Mrs. Hostetter. Any other quiltâ€"C.Drumm, Mrs Hostetter. Fancy Bed spreadâ€" Brown Bros., Mrs Petrie. Down Comâ€" forterâ€"C. Drumm, Groat & Son. Any other comforterâ€"Mrs Hostetter, W. J. Philp, Groat & Son. Crochet Coverâ€" letâ€"V. Alles, C. Drumm. Table cloth and napkins, hand launderedâ€" J. R. Philp, J. C. Fairbairn, W. J. Philp. Home laundryâ€"J. C. Fairbairn, Miss Christie, E. Robb, Overallsâ€"R. Sim. Handmade shirtâ€" Miss Christie, F. Reid. Machine made shirtâ€"J. A. Ferâ€" guson, G. Seaman. Apronâ€"G. Seaman Miss Ross. Fancy apronâ€"Groat & Son J.A. Ferguson. Night dressâ€"W.J.Philp Brown Bros. Child‘s dressâ€"A.Aitken, R. Sim. House dressâ€"G. Seaman, Mrs Hostetter. Corset coverâ€"Miss Chrisâ€" tie, Groat & Son. Camisoleâ€"J. Steyâ€" enson, V. Alles. Pillow coversâ€"W. J. Philp, Miss Christie. _ Pillow covers, emb.â€"C. Drumm, W.T. Pinder, Pilâ€" low covers, any otherâ€"W. J. Phiip, Miss Ross, Covers and sheetâ€"Brown Bros, J. Stevenson. Day slipsâ€"C. Drumm, Groat & Son. Towelsâ€"S. Williams, C. Drumm. Towels, emb.â€" H. Sinclair, Marg. Wilson. Washcloth â€"V. Adams, Margaret Wilson. Button holesâ€"J. A. Ferguson. Wood carving â€"J. A. Ferguson, C. Schenk. Knitted socksâ€"W. Fairbairn. Emb. in cotton â€"H. Sinclair. Birdhouseâ€"J.Ferguson C. L. Grant, Judge HAS THE LARGEST SALE UF A°W 3 PACKET TEA IN NORTH A’llll‘(iA_- Always Uniform in Quality o J A. pay to advertise trosseau namage, . Pr, Dorkln] White \Vyundotuhâ€"n. Wy. chicksâ€"WWm No PouLTtRy Pair geeseâ€"p, McPhee, C, Schenk, Pr. turkeysâ€"J.C. Fairbairn. Pr spring; turkeysâ€"J.C, Fairbairn. Pr. ducksâ€"w Ramage. Pr. spring ducksâ€"C, Schenk W.T. Pinder. Pr. B. R. fowlâ€"R. Bim. Pr. B.R. chicksâ€"D. Bruce l#2, ®. Sim. _ Pr. white Mhiank nbib ud c c 2C _ C CC CaoPe ooF HHict R. Irvin. Brood sowâ€"R. Irvin, 1, 2.3 Spring sowâ€"â€"R. Irvin, 1 and 9 Shropshire Registered Aged ramâ€"James Shand, Shropshire Grade Ram lambâ€"Jas Shand 1, 2. eweâ€"Jas. Shand 1, 2, 3. Ewe : â€"â€"Jas. Shand 1, 2. Ewe lambâ€" Shand 1,2. Penâ€"Jas, Shand clalâ€"Groat & Son. Fairbairn. _ Shearling ramâ€"W. FPaip bdirn. Ram jlambâ€"T. Dingwall, w Fairbairn 2 and 3. Eweâ€"W. Fair bairn 1,2. Ewe lambâ€"W .Fairbairn 1 > Oxford Grades Ram lambâ€"A. Bilton 1, 2, 3. Ewe â€"A. Bilton 1,2. Ewe lambâ€"A, Bilton t 00E mas Geo, Whetham, Clifford, Judge SHEEPâ€"Leicester Reg. % Aged ramâ€"Groat & Son. Ram lambâ€"Groat & Son 1&3, J. Stevonâ€" son 2. Eweâ€"Groat & Son, J. Stevâ€" enson 2 & 3. Shearling eweâ€"Groat & Son. Ewe lambâ€"Groat & Son 1 & 2, J. Stevenson. Penâ€"Groat & Son, Leicester Grade Shearling eweâ€"J. Stevenson 1 &5 H. Sinclair. Ram Jlambâ€"Groat & on 1&2, J. Stevenson. Eweâ€"Groat & Son 1 & 3, J. Stevenson 2. Ewe lami» â€"Groat & Son 1&2, J. Stevenson. Penâ€"Groat & Son. E her a $20,000 life Cow â€"J. D. Roberts Grades Steers, 2 yearsâ€"R. Aitkenl & 2, A. Brown. Steer,l yearâ€"R. Aitken, A; Brown. Cowâ€"W.J. Watson, H. Cowâ€" an 2&%3. Heifer, 2 yearsâ€"W.J. X®â€" son, C. Schenk 2 & 3. MHeifer, 1 year â€"R. Aitken, J. Dowling 2 & 3. Heifer calfâ€"A. Brown 1 & 2. Steer callâ€" R., Aitken 1 &2, A. Brown. Datry cowâ€"G. Aitken 1&2. Fat animalâ€" R. Aitken, W.J. Watson. _ Best beet animal â€"W. J. Watson, 1, 2 & 3. Sweepstakesâ€"best herd any breeeâ€" A. Hunter. Boys and Girls‘ Specialâ€" best callâ€"R. Sim, J. Dowling. Special by Can. H. Breed Ass‘nâ€"Pr. calvesâ€"J. Dowling, E. Gardiner, A. Hunter, Best steer or heiferâ€"A. Hunter. Hereford Bull, 2 yearsâ€"W. Gillies, A. Hunâ€" ter. Bull, 1 yearE. Gardiner. _ Buil calf Sr.A. Hunter 1 & 2. Bull calf Jr. â€"J. Dowling 1, 243. Cowâ€"A. Huntâ€" er, E. Gardiner, J. Dowling. Heirfer, 1 yearâ€"A. Hunter 1 & 2, J. Dowling. Heifer 2 yearsâ€"J. Dowling, A. Hun»â€" ter, W. Gillies. Meifer calf Sr.â€"J. Dowling. HMeifer calf Jrâ€"A. Hunier, R. Sim, J. Dowling. Best animalâ€"\% . Gillies. General Purpose Spring coltâ€"G. Seaman. â€"J. A. Ferguson. 2 yr. 8e Ferguson. 3 yr gelding Reid. â€" Teamâ€"W. Atchiso bairn, W. Halliday. Best . Atchison. McDonald _ ® Ross, W. H. Sim. Pr.driversâ€"E. Rawn, Single Roadsterâ€"Brown Nicholson, G. Aitken. P Brown Bros. Jno, Eurig, G. 5 Cowan, P. McPhee, R. Bull, 1 yearâ€"H. A. Ross, R. Aitken, W. Fairbairn. Bull calf 8Srâ€"R. Aitâ€" ken, J. Eurig 2 & 3. Bull calf Jr.â€" J. Fairbairn, R. Aitken, W. Fairbatro. Cowâ€"4rwin Robb 1 & 3, J. Fairbairn 2nd. Heifer, 2 yearsâ€"W. Fairbairn, R. Aitken, J. Eurig. MHeifer calf Jr.â€" W. Fairbairn. Heifer, 1 yearâ€"R. Ac ken, W. Fairbairn 2% 3. Meifer call Sr.â€"W. Fairbairn. Best animalâ€"R. Aitken SWwWInE Spring boar, whiteâ€"R. Irvin wâ€"R. Irvin, 1,2,3, Aged boar Coach and Carriage Brood mareâ€"G. Seaman. Sp filly or geldingâ€"W. B. Smith. filly or geldingâ€"A. Ross. â€" Carr horseâ€"R. Aitken, 8. Williams. H. mont. â€" Lady driverâ€"H. Lamont, Williams. Hitchingâ€" Brown Bro 8. Woods, E. Rawn. CATTLEâ€"Shorthorn Bull, 1 yearâ€"H. A. npuA. R. SEPT. 28. Oxford Registered R. Aitken, A. Bilton, i\ Comical Outfit +. G. Seaman, Henry A. Livingstone G. Seaman. 1 yr. filly n 2 yr. geldingâ€"J. A. yr gelding or fillyâ€"F. . Atchison, W. Fairâ€" iday. Best animalâ€"W . Roadster Jersey G. Schenk, Judge say it Seaman. _ Spring _ B. Smith â€" 2yr W.Fairbairn 1, 2 Ewe 1 shear lambâ€"James E. Gardiner. JJ , Judge Agoq Spe ww be furiou gathe on Suy Thumt Whil thur G: hoilding UX to &1 this week. Cars Tor ing 490 mo 1919 model dition. . Wi sale. Apnpl Ron Roy ing 38 cents ley, 55¢ t O) to ®) n ind impl 18th. 8e (selt 1 Can ts Mrs. A VOL. Christm studio. 15 (Oi det? ©11 In The the Mar #\ M