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old papers, only Se, Just the thing for 2 Institute lecess. warm AIKEN meeting of the aâ€" * at the home of with an attendance bers and two visiâ€" resident, Mrs D. the meeting. Exâ€" * given by Misg on ‘Our influence MUrs John Grierson icknacks," showing and useful articâ€" made from the moroughly washing terial, â€" such as ollected {(6 URHAM TOR ow of Toronto, forâ€" dulk district, holds ord for regular atâ€" totom . Agricultural ill Fhir. He attendâ€" f the Society 55 : not missed since. wear is on Sept. ale LtE Hectors NLY nter amnections . for eation in writâ€" k. on or before earlier the apâ€" he _ connection Mun Â¥C. M + Onl Municipal F FIRST VOTERSY‘ Listr dock bon all vorers roceedings . to Issiony correcâ€" the» lusst d.y 5it day of &# under o Charge 24. 1931 . ROSE, ® Durham cipality . of County o6 phabet" conâ€" is much enâ€" (ternoon was Mary Lamb, oven Chinaâ€" e Institute, _ expressed <September, he hat 1 havee f the Vor ive posteat ‘ fige treir Mayor 1 en tal e and the he meet. ints sep. meeting Irs Jno. are corâ€" the 1e 1 Â¥t8h list off ty the WILL HELP THE STRICKEN « SASKATCHEwANn FARMERS At the services in St Columba _on Sunday last and at the Ebenezer apâ€" pointment, committees were appointâ€" ed to canvas the community in beâ€" half of the drouthâ€"stricken districts ul the West. _ The emergency relief Committee of St Columba, are Rev, w. K Bartlett, Fred Karstedt, Wm. Mather, J M McGillivray, R. Short-‘ reed, Mrs D. G. Melean, Mrs Frank Reiley, Mrs Mather, Jr, Miss Edlthl lames . ‘ CUSTOM CHOPPING done every day and we turn it out while you turn around. Sept. 3rd, visiting among Lime Priceville friends and and expects to return home vile on or about Sept. 23rd Khip. 10 0 . __ CE CORKE SIY weeks While in Montreal, they called upon the Misses Campbell one â€" afternoon, and had a very enjoyable visit and were served with a dainty tea. Mrs Burt returned to Toronto on Sept. 3rd, visiting among her old ime Priceville friends and relatives, puud ucce c : ©~@ @". OR i motor trip to Torontc ard Montreal. Leaving Toronto on July 22, aboard the ‘City of Toronto‘, steamer. The Governor General of Canada, Lord Bessborough embark: ed at Lachine for Montreal, causing the delay of 45 minutes. The scenery alcng the St Lawrence River is very beautiful and interesting, especially through the rapids, along the Thous ad Islands and the most wonderful sighi was Alexandria Bay. â€" Mrs. Burt‘s daughter, and sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs J. w Sangster met her when the steamer docked in Montâ€". real harbor. _ Mrs Burt visited wlth| her daughter for about Six weeks. While in Manimas® sw oo 5 For Ebenezer : Rev. W A corn roast is being â€" be week in the vacant house of McKechnie‘s by the Bunessan 0. Club. Mrs Eliza Burt left Priceville July 20, on a motor trip to Tor ind Montreal. Leaving Toront July 22, aboard the ‘City of Tarr There‘s nothing better this hot weather. Prices reasonable. Take a brick home in the evening. Also Soft Drinks of all kinds. An excursion is being pla tle girls of the school sectio to the one given the boys early summer. We hope it ; terialize for their sakes. day Mr and Mrs W,. w, Ramage r ed Monday from their visit to daughters at Holstein and Har «nd took in the Shows at Du: Mt Forest and Hanover, also church services at Harriston on was the prize winner for ‘best dairy type, over 6 mos. and un. Try Some of our Delicious Ice Cream Dishes house, after a month‘s honeymoon trip to Vancouver and other points west. We extend warm congratulaâ€" ticns and a hearty welcome to our town in their new capacity. Another Mr Brown is the new Staâ€" tion Agent here, whom we also welâ€" come to our midst. An error crept into the Prize List colums of Priceville Show last week. Eckbardt‘s were the only prize winâ€" ners in the special by F. G. Karstedt, tor "best cattle beast". Anna MeT.aan: Will those requiring Fertilizer kindly leave their orders as early as possible. _ Get our prices before purchasing else where. _ It will pay you. Mr and Mrs Earl Brown of the .C P. R. staff here, have taken up resâ€" dence in Mr Godfrevy MaTas.. ... Gunn‘s Fertilizer in stock SCREEN CHOP $18 PER TON BULK Royal Household Filour Bran *O Canada‘ s Oa Pilot ®€ C Keep in Stock for Sale the following Goods : JOHN McGOWAN SEPTEMBER 34. tv31 PRICEVILLE +. THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS services in St Columba on ist and at the Ebenezer apâ€" . committees were appointâ€" FLOUR Our ‘Dainty Loaf® Bread ant house of ~Willie the Bunessan U. F. he most wonderful ndria Bay. _ Mrs. ind sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. Sangster â€"met her WESTERN FEED BARLEY CHOP, $17 PER TON, BULK being planned for being beld this ‘”.rAmu Icl.e;; section similar H Bartlett, amage returnâ€" visit to their ind Harriston at D’urh‘m' " _ ‘best calf, and under 1 McTaggart‘s to Priceâ€" in â€"the Oks. 1 Mrs J. K. I 'Wnlplmuro of ha 00n. | Mrs Robertson ‘ndl the week end. late Mrs C. M ?_:‘f a very dear fr the Sunâ€" on Yearling ram (Oxford Down.) Henry Eckhardt, Priceville Phone 605, ring 3, Durham She also had a pleasant visit with Mrs Craig and Mrs Mcintosh, â€" also calling on â€" Mrs Mitchell, who was formerly Molly McLeod. She is the same smiling, pretty girl. A call was also made on J. C. McLachlan, forâ€" merly of Ceylon, who has settled down in life and has a lovely _ furâ€" nished home. ripantnteni ns M is Aracse i Th 2 a very dear friend of hers. These girls deserve credit for capturing two such fine lads as they appear to be. Mr Snyder is still the same smiling boy as he was 7 years ago, kind and thoughtful. He has a beauâ€" tiful home and shows good bringing up in every move he makes. \ PRICEVILLE Lapy WRITES OF HER Toronto vIsIT Mrs J. K. McLean had the great pleasure of having Mrs Snyder and Mrs Robertson from Toronto, over the week end. Their mother was the late Mrs C. McLachlan, Ceylon, and ooo Caovent Oe e erreceee, ! _ Messrs Geo and Wm Shand and | Jno. Sinclair were at Harriston on ’Monday. ’ Mr Joe Billings‘ threshing â€" outlt | bas been at work in this vicinity. The grain is turning out better than was [, _ . _"_‘. C CANARIT, â€" HSROYEF, with his two men are crushing stone in the Christie gravel pit and resurfacâ€" ing the country road through Proton. Mr John Scott visited in Toronto recently . Mr Geo Christie had the misforâ€" tune to have one of its work horses get its leg broken and it had to be shot. expected . Mr J. Whiteman, Hanover his two men are crushing st« the Christie gravel pit and re NE HhC COUNIEY | FERIE Pmretsnus . Mr Aubrey McEachnie was a recâ€" ent visitor with relatives in Toronto and attended the Ex. Inspector Wright paid his official visit to our schools last week. Mrs Geo Shand is visiting at the home of her son James at Fairhai»n Miss Bessie Wale spent a few days with relatives in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Alex Wilson and babe with Mr Jasg Wilson, Sask,. are visâ€" iting their parents, Mr and Mrs Jas. Wilson . They report no crop this year in their district. Mr Oswald Dingwall is attending London Normal School. It is h with them m ,,j, â€"____"~‘% of the . committee will call upon all in the near future and will be asked to coâ€"operate by contributing clothing, fruit and vegâ€" etables. The need is great and the opportunity is before us to help our own people who are not in a posiâ€" tion to help themselves. Miss M Austin Hann, »ustin Hann, Thos Harrison, Mrs T. Tuqker. Mrs A. Tucker Oat Chop Crimpled ‘Oats FEED M. Smith is visiting with Mrs Chesher . FOR SALE oped all will kindly work . You have our thanks . Shorts â€"« Tucker. James at fal;l;ai'râ€"rx-. d Wm Shand â€"and re at Harriston on VICINITY W. Clark, Mrs S. Trafford. â€" Raisin pieâ€"Mrs A. McDonald, Mrs Nichol. School lunchâ€"Mellraith, H Barber. Meat loafâ€"Mrs Clark, Glass. Home made candyâ€"Mellraith, Mrs Clark. ‘ Domestic Science, Fruits Canned rhubarbâ€"Mrs. Ruttle, Mrs. Davis: Strawberriesâ€"Mrs A H Knecâ€" htel, Glass : Raspberriesâ€"Knechtel, Mrs Jas Mather : Cherriesâ€"Davis, Mellraith: Pearsâ€"Knechtel, Clark. Preserved Applesâ€"E Lindsay: Plums â€"Knechtel, A. McDonald. Peachesâ€" Glass, Ruttle : Citronâ€"Davis, Ed. Lindsay. Raspberry jamâ€"J. Mather, Davis. Other native fruit Jamâ€"Mellâ€" raith, Mather. Currant jelly, blackâ€" Davis, Dippel: redâ€"Mellraith, Davis. Apply jellyâ€" E. Lindsay, Mather. Grape jelly â€" Mcliraith Whitmore. Raspberry jellyâ€"Lindsay, Whitmore. â€"Mrs Glass, W N Whitmore. Short' breadâ€"Mrs B Ritchie, Glass. Dough nutsâ€"Robinson, Whitmore. Oatmeal jJam jamsâ€"Watson, Whitmore. Plain cookiesâ€"Mrs Davis, J. McGirr. Fruit | cookiesâ€"Davis, Wolfe. Apple pieâ€"! H. Barber, J McGirr. Pumpkin pi%, H Barber, J Blasing. Lemon pieâ€"Mrs | N. Whitmore. Cornmeal muffinsâ€"J. McGirr, W N Whitmore. Butter tarts â€"J. McGirr, Mrs Nichol. Jelly tarts â€"Mrs W Clark, W. S. Atcheson. Sponge cakeâ€"H Barber, Mrs Davis. Light layer cakeâ€" Clark, H Barber. Dark layer cakeâ€"Watson, _ Glass. Dark fruit cakeâ€"Clark, Wolfe. Light fruit cakeâ€"Glass, Nichol. Macaroons fruitâ€"Mrs Glass, Mrs Davis. Fancy yeast buns or rollsâ€"Mrs Glass, Robâ€" inson. Tea biscuitsâ€"Mrs Nichol, Mrs W. Clark. Graham gemsâ€"Glass, W ..\ Coll. Vegetablesâ€"Schmidt, Weppler, ;_ | R. Johnston. Salsifyâ€"J. Blasing. Earâ€" , Iy cabbageâ€"Alex Grierson, Mrs T. fDavls. Winter cabbageâ€"R Ramage, C .! Weppler. Cabbage, redâ€"A. Lindsay, g Blasing. Carrots, longâ€"Schmidt, , Ed Lindsay : shortâ€"Young, Patterâ€" | son : lntermediateâ€"Patterson, Mrs , | Davis. Parsnipsâ€"Schmidt, Weppler. Celeryâ€"Klages, Weppler. Radish, Winderâ€"Young, Schmidt : summerâ€" Young, Klages. Col.. Peppersâ€"Jas. Mather, Mrs W Clark. Red Tomatoes ~| â€"Young, Mrs Wolfe : yellow-â€"Sch-l . _midt. Coll tomatoesâ€"Sâ€"hmidt. Beets, longâ€"Schmidt, Bogle: shortâ€"Mrs C , McAlister, Schmidt. Onions from seed ‘â€"Klages, Weppler. Pickling onionaâ€"-, C. McGillivray, Klages. Potato onâ€" : ionsâ€"McGillivray, Klages. English | multipliersâ€"Davis, Klages. Onions from Dutch setsâ€"McAlister, Schmidt |Table squash, winterâ€"A. Lindsay, C | Watson: bushâ€"Alex Grierson. V_eg-; etable marrowâ€"Blasing, Klages. Yelâ€" | low pumpkinâ€" Johnston, A. Lindsay. | | Table turnipsâ€"G Ritchie, Johnston. Sweet cornâ€"Schmidt, S Wilson. Golâ€" den Bantam cornâ€"Schmidt, Blasing. | i Yellow * melons=â€"Wannias _ urariun | 5 Dairy Products 1 15 Ib crock butterâ€"C Young, A Edge A Lindsay. 10 1b crock butterâ€"A. Edge, Blasing, A. Lindsay. 5 Ibs butâ€" ter, 1 lb printsâ€"Ed Lindsay, Young, A. Lindsay. 2 lbs butter, fancy printsâ€"Harold Barber, Young, A. Edge. 20 lb crockâ€"A. Edge. Baking Home made bread, whiteâ€"C. Watâ€" son, Klages: brownâ€"Mrs Dippel, H. Barber. Bread from Five Roses Flour â€"Mrs Davis, Mrs Glass . White loaf, yeast, nut or fruitâ€"C Watson, Mrs. Glass. Brown loaf, not yeast, nut or Yellow melonsâ€"-â€"Weppler,r McGlfli- vray. Water melonsâ€"Weppler, A. Edge. Citronsâ€"R Ramage, McGilliâ€" vray. | _Potatoes, cobbler â€" Patterson, A. | Schmidt : Dooleyâ€"Schmidt, W. Ferâ€" | guson : Green Mountainâ€" Weppler, |G. Ritchie. Swede Turnipsâ€"Schmidt, Ed. Lindsay J. Blasing. Turnips, any | other varietyâ€"Weppler, Schmidt, G. |Klages._ Mangold Wurtzelâ€"Weppler, Schmidt, Bogle. Mangolds, a.o.v.â€" | Klages, Schmidt,, Ed Lindsay. Field | carrotsâ€"Weppler. Feeding squashâ€" | A. Grierson. Coll. Field Rootsâ€"C. !Weppler, Schmidt . Flax seedâ€"J. W. McKéechnie. Ensilâ€" ! age cornâ€"Weppler, Schmidt. White | Beansâ€"G. Klages, Rupert Johnston. | Coll. â€" Fleld Grainsâ€"Schmidt, John | Hamilton, Jno McGirr. Sheaf of Oats from prize fieldsâ€"2nd, Alex Grierson ,‘3rd, Wm Mather. Six stalks ensilage cornâ€"Wm Bogle, Cliff Young. Two !heada sunflowersâ€" Robinson, Rupert Johnston. _ Fall wheat, whiteâ€"W. B. Patterson Bert Barber, Cecil Barber. Fall wheat 'redâ€"c. Robinson, Clarence Weppler. Spring wheatâ€"R.: Ramage. Goose wheatâ€"C. Weppler, C. ‘ McGillivray, W. S. Atcheson. Oatsâ€"Weppler, Patâ€" terson, Bert Barber. Bus. Wheatâ€"W. Ferguson, C. Barber, Patterson." Barâ€" leyâ€"Robinson, Weppler, A. Schmidt. Peas, smallâ€"W. Ferguson, Atcheson, Jno. Hamilton. Peas, largeâ€"Schmidt Weppler,G. Klages. Timothy ‘seedâ€" G. Klages. Clover seedâ€"Patterson. Durham Fair Field Roots Prize Winners Field Graina Vegetables ter pearsâ€"McGillivray, W. Wiliis. Fall _ pearsâ€"Schmidt, McGillivray. Grapesâ€"Cecil Barber. Plants Coll. House plants, 20 var. â€"Mcâ€" lraith. _ Coll. house plants, 12 var.â€" Mrs W. Clark, A. McDonald. Coll. house plants, 6 var.â€"S. Wilson, Mrs Jas Nichol. Double Geranium, 3 var. THE DURHAM REVEw Wm Bogle, C. McGillivray. Ribston Pippinâ€"W Bogle, A Schmidt. Greenâ€" ingsâ€"R Ramage, C. McGillivray. Falâ€" lawaterâ€"Cecil Barber, Jno. McGirr. Snowâ€"Bert Barber, R Ramage. St. Lawrenceâ€"Bert Barber, Wm Bogle. Wealthyâ€"C. Watson, G. Ritchie. Ben Davisâ€"C McGillivray, W. B. Patterâ€" son. Talmon Sweetâ€"B. Barber, Ramâ€" age. Crabsâ€"J. McGirr, L. McFadden. Plums, Lombardâ€"McGirr, Mrs W. Clark. Coll. Plumsâ€"Patterson, Coll. Pearsâ€"Schmidt, McGillivray, Winâ€" FRUIT Coll. fall applesâ€"C. McGillivray, R Ramage, C. Watson. Coll. winter apâ€" plesâ€"C. McGillivray, R. Ramage, C. Watson. Alexander applesâ€"C. Mcâ€" Gillivray, G, Ritchie. Pewakeesâ€"R. Ramage. _ Colvertsâ€"A. Schmidt, C. McGillivray. â€" Duchessâ€" R. Ramage, C. McGillivray. Golden Russetsâ€"A. Lindsay, C. McGillivray. Russets, A. O.K.â€"Bert Barber, C, Young. King Tompkinsâ€"J; McGirr. Northern Spyâ€"‘ â€"Allan Park school, Helen Lawrence Allan Park school, Helen Gagnon, Jean Black. Northern Bus. College silver medalâ€" Helen Gagnon. â€" Bird houseâ€"John Lloyd. Map of Grey Countyâ€" Allan Park school, Jimmie Braithwaite, Ailene Tucker. Best speclmgn hand writing stockings, knittedâ€"Leitch. Practical fwork apronâ€"Mather, Leitch â€" House , dressâ€"B. Ritchie, Leitch, Pyjamas, | hand madeâ€"Davis. Costume slip, silk ’â€"McCauley, Savage, Collar and cuff setâ€"Savage, Dippel. Handkerchiefs, {assorted-â€"Leltch. McCauley. _ Apron, i Dobney, Champ. Sports shirt, man or ,boyâ€"Knechtel. Davis. Pyjamas, home madeâ€"Davis, Mather. Mitts, heavyâ€" Klages, R Ramage. Socks, heavryâ€"C McGillivray, Dippel. Socks, 1 pair, newâ€"B Ritchie, Leitch. Fine Arts Landscape, paintingâ€"Dippel. Fruits, groupedâ€"Dippel. Work in oil, not lisâ€" tedâ€"Schnell, Dippel. _ Landscapeâ€" Mrs Savage. â€" Single work in water colors, not listedâ€"Savage, Knechtel. Pastel, any subjectâ€"Savage. Crayon, light and shadeâ€"Savage. Peneil sketch from natureâ€"Savage, Knechâ€" tel. Poster, advertising Canadian proâ€" ductâ€"Savage. Poster, ‘Safety First‘ Ideaâ€"Savage. Collection kodak views â€"Savage. | '.'llnen, French hemmingâ€"Dippel, Sayâ€" | age. _ Sheet, hemstitched â€" Champ, | Knechtel. Pillow cases, hemstitched | and monogramâ€"Knechtel. Pillow casâ€" | esemb.â€"Schnell, Leitch: lace trimâ€" ,lmed-â€"Schneu, Champ. Guest towelsâ€" | Champ, Savage. Guest towels, cross stitchâ€"Davis, Mrs B Ritchie. Curtains lace trimmedâ€"McCauley, McGillivray Towel embroidery, initialâ€"Savage, Dippel. Other style hand emb.â€"xnee{ htelâ€"Knechtel, Champ. Vanity set, ‘3 pieceâ€"Leitch, Schnell. Speclmen‘ 'tattingâ€"McAuley, Leitch. Filet crocâ€" hetâ€"McGillivray, Ruttle. Fancy knitâ€" 'ting in cotton â€" Savage, Dippel. | Drawn thread workâ€"Savage, McAul-! . ey. Italian hemstitchingâ€" Leitch, | Savage. Cut workâ€"Champ, McCauley.' Petite point pictureâ€"Knechtel, Dobâ€"| 'ney. Silhouette cross stitchâ€"Leitch, | Savage . Bed spread, white emb.â€" ,Ruttle. Bed spread, coloredâ€"Leitch, McCauley. Quilt, pieced, cottonâ€"Mrs ‘Ma.ther, Dippel: quilt, cotton, quiltâ€" ! ing and design consideredâ€"Nichol, Dippel : silk patch workâ€"Dippel : quilt, fancy quiltingâ€"Dippel: appliqâ€" ue workâ€"Blasing: any other kindâ€" Knechtel, Ruttle. Comforter, downâ€" C. McGillivray: any other kindâ€"Jas| ’Mather. Fancy bedspread, handwork | â€"Schnell. Comforter, home madeâ€"|â€" ‘Bluing, Nichol. Bedspread, practical| â€"â€"Blasing, Dippel. Crochet afghan in| woolâ€"Savage, Ruttle. Hearth rug,|« hookedâ€"Schnell, Dobney. Rag mat,|« braidedâ€"Knechtel, McGillivray. Mat,|â€" any other kindâ€"Leitch, Dippel. Best|â€" home painted articleâ€"Savage. Child‘s| dress made upâ€"B Ritchie, McCauley.|! Baby‘s crochet bonnet and bootieeâ€"}} Champ, Leitch Hand made baby‘s | ¢ petticoat â€" Ruttle, Savage. Baby‘s | â€" rompersâ€"Ruttle, Dobney. Cap and,lfl Buffet set, lace trimmedâ€"Champ, Leitch : embroideredâ€"Ruttle, Sayâ€" age. Set table matsâ€"Davis, Champ. Sherbet setâ€"Leitch, Schnell. Table Table centrepiece, colored â€" Mrs. Leitch, Irene Schnell. Table runner, new designâ€"C McGillivray, Schnell. Cushion, completeâ€"Nichol, H A Mcâ€" Cauley : cushion, chesterfieldâ€"Mrs . Dobney, Mrs B. Ritchie. Moneâ€" gram table clothâ€"Knechtel â€" Tea cloth, emb.â€"Leitch, Dippel. Tea cloth crochet cornersâ€" Mrs Champ, Mrs. Savage. Tray cloth, emb.â€"Schnell, Ruttle. Centre piece, whlteâ€"Schnell.‘ Ruttle. Luncheon setâ€"Champ, Leitch. le sugarâ€"Mcliraith, Schmidt. Hens eggs, brownâ€"Watson, Wm Wilson. Hens eggs, whiteâ€"Klages, Jno Hamâ€" ilton. Home made IO;Dâ€" 'lâ€";ll;;l-t:, Mrs Wolfe. Educational G. Ritchie, E Ellison. Foal of 1931 â€"G Ritchie, Picken, C Robinson. Filâ€" ly or gelding 1 yr oldâ€"Robinson, P. Harrison, Bogle: 2 yr oldâ€"Crutchley, Ellison: 3 yr oldâ€"Fred Holliday, W. Charlton, Atcheson. Span horsesâ€" Picken, D Bruce, Ellison. Best horse in classâ€"Picken. General Purpose Horses Brod mare, foal at footâ€"Blasing. Foal of 1931â€"Picken, Ellison, Blasâ€" ing. Filly or gelding 1 yr oldâ€"Blasâ€" ing: 2 yr oldâ€"C P Kinnee: 3 yr oldâ€" McGirr, Fred Holliday. Span horses â€"Thibaudeau & Son, R. Jackson, C. Robinson. Best horse in c‘luoâ€"’l'hlb; audeau & Sons. W S. Atchison IM{ lalâ€"G. Ritchie, C Robinson. Ellizon: 3 yr oldâ€"D Willoughby, Joe Crutchâ€" ley, E Roseborough. Span horsesâ€" D Willoughby, J Vollet, W. Atcheson. Best horse in classâ€"Willoughby. c Agricultural Horses Brood mare, foal at footâ€"Jas Pickâ€" en, Wilfrid Park. Foal of 1931â€"Pickâ€" en, Park. Filly or gelding 1 yroldâ€" C. Watson, W Chariton : 2yr oldâ€"W, Charlton, W S Atcheson, C Watson: maleâ€"J L Brown, W S Atcheson: feâ€" maleâ€"Brown 1 & 2. A.O.V. duck, maleâ€"Clark & Mennie 1, Brown 2. Best pair Orpingtons, specialâ€"M. Wilson : Bantamsâ€"Clark & Mennie. Pigeonsâ€"Glass. Best pr White Legâ€" horrsâ€"Clark & Mennie 1, 2 & 3. Best collection pure bred fowlâ€"Clark & Mennie: Best pair Barred Rocksâ€" M. Wilson. ‘ c.| â€"Wolfe, S. Trafford: doubleâ€"Wolfe. t, Salviaâ€"Wolfe, H McDonald. Snapâ€" n | dragonsâ€"Ruttle, Wolfe. Verbenasâ€" c.| McCauley. Sweet peasâ€"H. McDonâ€" t.| ald, McCauley. Nasturtiumsâ€"Mather, 1 | B. Ritchie. Zinniasâ€"Glass, McCauley Iâ€" Poultry h,| Barred rock, cockâ€"Clark & Mennie, y.'W D Connor: henâ€"M Wilson, Clark bâ€"| & Mennie : cockerelâ€"Wilson : pullet 1,| â€"Wilson 1 and 2. A.O.V. Rock cock â€"| â€"Clark & Mennie, Connor : henâ€"| 1,| Clark & Mennie, Cocnor: cockerelâ€"! s|Clark & Mennie, Klages : pulletâ€" tâ€"| Clark & Mennie, Jno Vollet. _ White 1, | Wyandotte cockâ€"W Trelford, Clark : | & Mennie : henâ€"Clark & Mennie, â€"| Trelford: cockerelâ€"Stephenson : pulâ€" â€"| letâ€"Stephenson. Wyandotte, a.o.v., â€"| cockâ€"Connor, C P Kinnee: henKlnâ€"’ s \nee, Trelford: cockerelâ€"Kinnee: pulâ€" c |letâ€"Kinnee. Rhode Island Red cock â€"| â€"Clark & Mnnie, Connor henâ€"Clark 1| & Mennie, Connor : cockerelâ€"Clark 1| & Mennie, M Wilson : pulletâ€"Clark ,| & Mennie. Wilson _ White Leghorn, ,| cockâ€"Clark & Mennie, Connor : hen ,| â€"Clark & Mennie, Connor: cockerel | t |â€"Clark & Mennie 1st & 2nd: pulletâ€" | Clark & Mennie, Vollet. A.O.V. Legâ€" |horn cockâ€"Clark & Mennie, Connor: y ]henâ€"Clark & Mennie, Connor: cockâ€" |erelâ€"Clark & Mennie, Connor: pullet ] |â€"Clark & Mennie, Connor. Buff Orâ€" {] pington. cockâ€"Sam Wilson, Clark & ] Mennie: henâ€"Clark & Mennie, Wm | Wilsoni : . cockerelâ€"Connor 1 & 2: pulletâ€"Connor, Wm Wilson. A.O0.Vv. i Buff Or. cockâ€"M Wilson, Connor :|I henâ€" M Wilson, Connor: coekerel-â€":] Trelford, Connor : pulletâ€"Treltord,J Connor. Any var. Brahma cockâ€" ] Trelford: henâ€"Trelford, M Wilson: | _ cockerelâ€"Trelford, M Wilson: pullet‘l â€"Trelford, M Wilson. Cochin cockâ€" M Wilson, Trelford : henâ€"Wilson : cockerelâ€"Trelford : pulletâ€"Trelford.! 4 Minorca cockâ€"J L Brown, Clark & ) q Mennie: henâ€"Brown, Clark & Men-T I nie: cockerel and pulletâ€"Clark a.nd’_ Mennie 1st, Connor, 2nd. Ancona cock | _ & henâ€"Brown 1, Klages 2nd : cocker-l F el and pulletâ€"Brown 1, Trelford 2.1 Production rock cock and henâ€"Klagâ€"| es lst, Brown 2nd : cockerelâ€"Trel-* 5 ford, Klages: pulletâ€"Trelford, Klagâ€"| _ es. Bantam cock & henâ€"Trelford 1, s M. Wilson 2: cockerel and pulletâ€"} p Clark & Mennie 1, M Wilson 2. Game| g cock and henâ€"M. Wilson. Bronze | turkey male and femaleâ€"Rody Bros| j 1st and 2nd. Toulouse goose, male aln and femaleâ€"Stephenson 1, Blasing 2'[ A.O.V. goose, male and femaleâ€"L. | McFadden 1, Blasing 2. Pekin duck, p. raith. Boquet, houseflowersâ€"H Mcâ€" Donald, Mather. Table Ornamentâ€" Clark, Mather. Coll. rosesâ€"Whitmore Coll. astersâ€" Whitmore, McCauley . Dahliasâ€"McCauley. Gladioli â€"Glass. Larkspurâ€"Clark, Glass. Marigoldsâ€" Clark, H McDonald. Phlox Drumâ€" mondiâ€"Clark, H. McDonald. Pansies 12 var.â€"H. McDonald, Phlox, perenâ€" nialâ€"H. McDonald. Petunias, single Cut Flowers Display open air flowersâ€"Blasing, McCauley. Boquet, vaseâ€"Glass, Mrs Clark. Boquet, handâ€"Clark, Mcllâ€" fernâ€"A. McDonald, S Wilson. Hangâ€" ing basketâ€"Clark, A McDonald. Any other plant not on listâ€"Mather, W N Whitmore. Asparagus Springuaâ€"A McDonald. Rose in bloomâ€"Whitmore. Helioâ€" tropeâ€"H. McDonald, Rex begoniaâ€" H McDonald, Mrs Clark. Boston fern [Whmnore. Oleander â€"Clark, Mcliâ€" raith. Ivy geranium porterâ€"H. Mcâ€" Donald, A. McDonald. Hibiscusâ€"T. McGirr, A. McDonald. Amarylisâ€"T. McGirr, A. McDonald. Single Fuschia â€"Clark, A. McDonald. Abutilonâ€"A. McDonald, Mcliraith _ Hydrangeaâ€" Nichol. Asparagus Plumosaâ€"Nichol, Mcliraith. Draught Horses at footâ€"Picken, Roddy Bros. Brood sowâ€"McLeod 1 & 2, Emke. Pr Spring pigsâ€"Roddy Bros, Emke, McLeod. Yorkshire Swine Boar, any ageâ€"Patterson, W Wilâ€" lis, Sherman Bros. Brood sowâ€"Herd, W. Willis 2& 3. Pr Spring pigsâ€" â€"Herd, Willis, Herd. Tamworth ‘ Boar, any ageâ€"Chas Holliday : Brood sowâ€"Chas Holliday. Best load bacon pigsâ€"Herd, Willis, Sherman Special: Best butcher sheep breedâ€"Batty Bros., Monk & So and 3. For the Oiocflmlnatlng lady from SATURDAY, sEPT. 12th, to SATURDAY, sEPT. 19 (inclusive) \ All the popular shades, sizes 9 â€" Fair Week Special Emke. Ewe lambâ€"Monk & Sons, Emâ€" ke. Penâ€"Monk & Sons. Shropshire Ram, 2 shears or overâ€"E. Flemâ€" ing, Batty Bros 2 & 3. Shearling ramâ€"Batty Bros. 1 and 2, Emke, Ram lambâ€"Batty Bros 1 & 2, Flemâ€" ing. _ Ewe, 2 shears or overâ€"Batty Bros 1 & 2, Fleming. Shearling ewe â€"Batty Bros., Fleming, Batty Bros. Ewe lambâ€"Batty Bros 1 & 2, Emke. 1 Leicester Ram, 2 shears or overâ€"Tolman Ash 1 & 2, McGirr. Shearling ramâ€" McGirr, Ash, Herd. Ram lambâ€"Herd, McGirr, Ash. Ewe, 2 shears or over â€"McGirr, Ash, Herd: Shearling ewe‘ â€"Herd, Ash 2 & 3: Ewe lambâ€"Ash, Herd, Ash. Penâ€"Ash . ! Grade Sheep Best wetherâ€"Emke, Monk & Sons.} Sherman Bros. Ewe, 2 shears or over | â€"Sherman Bros, 1 & 3, C. Wauon,' Shearling eyeâ€"Sherman Bros 1 & 3.’ Herd. Ewe lambâ€"Monk & Sons, Sherman Bros 2 & 3. l ED.M.DIEMERT, Hanover 9% and 10 : â€" SPECIAL PRICE SHEEPâ€"Oxford Down Ram, 2 shears or overâ€" Monk & Sons, Emke. Shearling ramâ€"Monk & Sons, Emke. Shearling ramâ€"Monk & Sons, Emke 2 & 3: Ram lambâ€"Monk & Sons 1 and 2, Emke. Ewe, 2 shears or overâ€"Monk & Sons 1 and 2, Emâ€" ke. Ewe, shearlingâ€" Monk & Sons. is our Specialty We repair and coat your roof and guarantee our work, and look after same for five years. reciat rprice .......79¢ REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Enquire at Review Office. We also do Window Caulking R. Herd. Best animal h; ch_n'â€"l;erry Bros. Fat steer or heifer, any ageâ€" A. Lindsay. Extra specialâ€"A. Lindâ€" &A Waterproof Roof J. 8. McILRAITH DOLLAR QUEEN SILK HOSIERY Polled Angus Cowâ€"R Herd 1 and 2. Heifer 1 yr oldâ€"R Herd: Best animalâ€"R Herd. Holstein 1 yr oldâ€"Rae, Eckhardt & Sons, Mcâ€" Leod. Heifer calfâ€"Eckhardt & Sons, McLeod, C Holliday. Herdâ€"McLeod. Best animal in classâ€"McLeod. Brown Swiss Cowâ€"Bogle 1st and 2nd : Caltâ€" Bogle. Heifer 2 yrsâ€"Anderson & Son, Mcâ€" Tavish, Berry Bros, : 1 yr oldâ€"Andâ€" erson & Son 1 & 2, Berry Bros: calf ’â€"Andenon & Son, McTavish Bros. Herdâ€"Anderson & Son. Best animal in classâ€"Anderson & Son. Hereford Cattie ‘ Bull, 2 yrs or overâ€"McLeod, Chas Holliday, A. Lindsay: 1 yr or overâ€" Holliday, J W Rae, C Watson. Bull calfâ€"Rae, Eckhardt & Sons, C Holliâ€" day: Cow â€"Holliday, Eckhardt & Sons, McLeod. Heifer, 2 yrs oldâ€" McDonald Bros,. 1st & 2nd, McLeod: Bull, 2yrs or overâ€"Berry Bros., Anderson & Son: 1 yr or overâ€"Meâ€" Tavish Bros. Bull calfâ€"Anderson & Son 1 and 3, McTavish Bros : Cowâ€" Anderson & Son 1 & 2, Joe Crutchley. Foal of 1931â€"Harrison. Filly or gelding 1 yr oldâ€"Harrison 1 & 2: 2 year oldâ€"F R McGregor. Single driâ€" ving horseâ€"McGregor, McRobb 2nd & 3rd. Span horsesâ€"McRobb, Holliâ€" day, Watson. Farmers‘ trotâ€"McNiel, A. Irwin 2nd & 3rd. Lady driverâ€" McRobb, E Ashley, McRobb. ,_ any ageâ€"McLeod, Emke Berkshire Swine TORONTO & Sons, 2 Dum-humncunndb-i- thy town and good accommodation can be obtained at reasonable rates. John Merrison, Chairman Id. A. M. Robb, Pringipab The School is thoroughly equippes to take up the following courses :â€" Z Entrance ; ';-mâ€"'" 1 Schoote The has a creditable resord EJ‘)_SL which it bopes to mate DURBLAM HCG}:l SCHOOL B. H. Willis Insurance _ Fire and Automobile John Harrison & Sons Combination sTORM & scREen poors HARDWOOD FLOooRing â€"Oak, _ Birch, Maple Please send itemized bills for quotâ€" ation. Service prompt and no order too small for our most careful atter winpows _ STAIRWORK CUPBOARDS Lumber, Lath, Shingles AND MILLWORK Intending pupilis should prepare to ter at the beginning of the falD rm. Informatiop as to courses may DRS. C. G. AND The Science that adds Life to Years and Years to Life, Call and SBee us. Consultation Free in Ourham T”‘y., Thursdays ancg Licensed Auctioneer tor Grey Count» SBales taken on reasonable terms. Dates arranged at Reraid Office, Das dalk, also through Durham Review ang Flesherton Advance. Geo. E. Duncaa, Nundah. m a kex e Licensed Auctioncer for Co. ot GQreq J. F. GRANT, D.D.S., L.D.Ss. Dentistry in all its Branches X RAY GAS EXTRACTiONS Office: Mill Street, DURHAM, Ont. W. C. PICKERING, DDS, LDS Honor Graduate Toronto University Graduate Royal Coll, Dental Surgeons WBlewcs % ) FEnquire for the merit rates for auto Insurance for careful drivers Several good Companies to choose from. Claims promptly paid. |J. L. A CGeneral Financial Busincss Transacted Office Hours : All legal documents eficien and carefully prepared. Your patronage solicited Notary Public, Realtor, ins: Office and Residence: Corner Cour uuudummnufi. C-uh-c:lhu;-., 130 to 6 p. m.. 7 to 9 p. m.. Sundays exceptag OWEN sSOoUND, GEORGE E. DUNCAN P. F. MacARTHUR EVERYTHING N J. H. McQUARRIE, B. a. Lambton St., Durham, Ont. CHIROPRACTIC Laughlin‘s : Over T. H. SNEATH, M. D. JOHN O‘REIL . O. Phone & r 43. SSIE McGILLIVRAY : 1.30 to 4.00 p.m. 7.30 to 9.00 p. m. north of Mcâ€" i8 â€" _ TRIM PANELWORK WARDROBE®S 166, P.S, Fou Â¥ d