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thews, R. Dodds; Cauliflowerâ€"Miss Christie, R. Taylor; Cabbageâ€"M. Elâ€" lh, Mrs. Hostetter: Red cabbazeâ€"1. ROOTS and VEGETABLES White potatoesâ€"Mrs. J. Newell, E. Sharpe: Red potatoesâ€"Jas. Nicholson Robt. Dodds; Swede turnips, shipâ€" pingâ€"Allan Aitken, J. A. Ferguson:; Swede turnips, feedingâ€"Moses Ellis, J. Blasing; Turnips, a.o.k.â€"J. Lewis. Red mangel wurtzelâ€"J. Lewis, Ed. Lindsay; Yellow mangel wurtzelâ€"Jas. Bunston, Farl Matthews; Sugar manâ€" gelsâ€"Camp Watson, J. A. Ferguson; White carrotsâ€"J. A. Ferguson, H. Cowan: Red carrots, longâ€"Earl Matâ€" thews, C. Hamilton; Red â€" carrots, shortâ€"Wm. MeDougal!, Jno. Stevenâ€" son; Pickling cucumbersâ€"E. Hnnll-} ton, E. Matthews: Large cucumbersâ€" W. J. Ellis, E. Hamilton; Long beets â€"E. Matthens, J. Blasing:; Short beetsâ€"Jas. Bunston, S. Patterson ; ‘Table pumpkinâ€"B. Snively; Jas. Lewâ€" is; Parsnipsâ€"E. Matthews, M. Ellis. Seed Onionsâ€"J. A. Ferguson, B. Snively: Dutch setsâ€"Allan Aitken, W. MceDougall; Potato onionsâ€"E. Matâ€" racts e cenw mptmmescw SEEDS Timothy seedâ€"J. Fairbairn, Alb. Moyer: Sunflowersâ€"J. Blasing, Jas. Bunston; White beans, largeâ€"Walter Ferguson, J. A. Ferguson; White beans, smallâ€"Mrs. Davis, J. A. Ferguâ€" # ® * List of Prize Winners GRAIN Fall wheatâ€"J. C. Hamilton, J. Mcâ€" Girr; Spring wheatâ€"H. McDougall, Eric Sharpe; White barleyâ€"Jas. Lewâ€" is, J. McGirr; White oatsâ€"J. Hamâ€" ilton, J. McGirr; Ensilage cornâ€"Alex Aitken, S. Patterson, Buckwheatâ€"J. Lewis, J. Blasing. Concert receipts were $83.00 and with gate in afternoon, and net proâ€" ceeds of dance and booths, almost $350 was realized. Between acts the estra of Mount Fore The cast was: Martin Francher, a twin, Louis Woedyard; Barton Franâ€" cher, other twin, Frank Cowan; Mr. Finley Harves, always sea sick, Mr. B. Brebner; Mr. Ellis Rattigan, â€" a dill pickle dealer, Robert Christie; Z. M. Elro, a schemer, Walter Aitken ; Tinker, a colored man, Vincent Ellis; Julia Porterfield, in search of advenâ€" ture, Miss Eileen Smith; Mrs Smah, the landlady. Miss A. Dyce; Sparkle Denrnis, with a nice new job, Mrs J. Duke; Mrs. Ellis Rattigan, _ social climber, Miss N. Shortt; Cora Rathâ€" gan, in search of romance, Miss Alma Treleaven; the waitress, who serves tea, Miss A. Dyce. themselves. The Dramatic Society, under the direction of Mr. Bert Brebner, presâ€" ented its threeact comedy on Friâ€" day night to a packed hall. The play was exceptionally well given and the audience was kept in an uproar . of laughter until the final drop of the eurtain. _ All the players excelled Cattle classes were also well fillâ€" ed, but sheep and swine *exhibits hardly up to average. There were 65 wheep entries, mostly by Hendry _ of Chatsworth, James and George Shand. Excellent exhibits in all classes in the hall were in evidence and keen competition prevailed. Entries had to be outstanding in many cases to take even a third prize. For instance there were 14 ertries in short red earrots, 22 in pickling cucumbers, 7 and 6 in crock butter, 19 in white bread, 10 in brown bread, 13 in plain buns, 10 in jamâ€"jams, 11 in‘ tarts, 13 in raisin pie, 17 in apple jelly, 15 in chili sauce and 13 in beet pickles. _ Flowers were georgeous, Mrs. Honeyman, W. J. Allan, Miss Christie and Allan Aitken being leadâ€" ing exhibitors. Apples were a great sbowing, for a supposedly poor year. Throwing fair open to Grey County means stiff competition for/Egnlnont ladies in baking and ladies‘ work deâ€" partments. In the latter, 2 from Dunâ€" dalk, Mrs Ruttle and Mrs Ritchie, and 3 from Durham, Mrs Nichol, Mrs Davis and Mrs Mead, captured 86 Oof the 132 prizes given, or over 65%. Horse judging was moved this year from the Park to the athletic field to east, to allow more room. The horâ€" ses were of the finest 112 animals being entered. In Agricultural brood mare and spring foal, there were 9 entries in each.. Superior Exhibits, Fine _ Weather at Holstein Fair mont Ag. Society‘s fall fair at Holâ€" stein Friday last. Though many outâ€" siders now exhibit (including 8 from Durham and environs), the township continues to loyally support its own fair, number of ethibitors mounting A fine though cool day, drew a litâ€" tle larger crowd than usual to Egreâ€" n acts the McDermid orchâ€" Mount Forest supplied musâ€" en, F. Reid, J. Blasing:; _ Woollen 'patchwork quiltâ€" J. A. Ferguson, E. Hamilton, Mrs. Ruttle; Crazy patchâ€" work quiltâ€" Mrs. Mead, T. Ellis,â€" E. Hamilton; Applique quiltâ€"T. Ellis, Mrs. Nichol B. Snively; Down comâ€" forterâ€" J. Lewis, Miss Christie; Wool comforterâ€" H. McDougall, Mrs Nichol, Jno. McGillivray; Fancy emb. bedspreadâ€" Mrs, Nichol; Fancy bod-‘ spread, a.o.k.â€" Mrs Nichol: Dresser Mrs B. Ritchie, Mrs. Nichol; Tray|‘‘°*®°% ©. Hattle clothâ€" Mrs Nichol, Mrs Ritchie; AGRICULTURAL Handâ€"laundered tableclothâ€" Mrs Hos. Br00d mareâ€"P. Hattle, F. Reid, J. tetter, T. Ellis; Table matsâ€" Mrs. L°Wis; _ Spring foalâ€" P. Hattle, F. Davis, J. Stevenson; Tea towels ___;Reid, J. Stevenson; 3 yr. fillyâ€" F. Mrs. Ruttle, T. Ellis; Kitchen curâ€" F4kett A. Nicholson, J. Wilkinson ; tainsâ€"Mrs. Nichol, Mrs Ritchie; Pan * Y"â€" IYâ€"E. McQuarrie & Sons 1 & holdersâ€"â€"Mrs Ruttle, Jno. McGillivray.| 3 A. Nicholson; yr. fillyâ€"J. Stevenâ€" Cotton patchwork quiltâ€"Mrs Treleav-' son, E. McQuarrie & Sons, F. Reid; en, F. Reid, J. Blasing; Woolien T°%Uâ€"P. Hattle, J. Wilkinson, W. patchwork quiltâ€" J. A. Ferguson w | Lemont; Hamilton; Black Currantsâ€" J. c., Cho¢. cakeâ€"B. Snively, Mrs Honâ€" Ham{lton, Mrs. Clark; _ Peasâ€"Mrs.| @YMA@n; Apple pieâ€" Mrs McGuire, B. Mead, J. C. Hamilton; Beansâ€"Mrs. SDvely; _ Water colorâ€" W. H. Huntâ€" Davis, J. Wilkinson; _ Cornâ€"Mrs.| ©" M« Ellis. Pen and ink sketchâ€" }'Hostetter; Tomatoesâ€"Mrs Honeyman | ésam»l.)';' l;)encil dr&;Wlilng;M. ?lll;& B. Mrs. Ruttle; Carrotsâ€" Mrs. Hostet-“ell:“'; s.Eakr:::.edP‘a?nâ€"he nr:n ie elv;v- ter, Mrs Mead:; sSyr §, | EL o# . Â¥ 67 i~â€" D. Hantfton, 9. Nicho)l:::;leM:pl:p;\-]g:‘r, | Snively, F. Eakett: Button holeâ€" F. W. Hunter, J. Nicholson; Homemade AK@tt. Embroideryâ€" Mrs, McGuire, candyâ€"Mrs McGuire, R. Aitken Sr.,| "* hewel]; uillimgâ€" w. H. Hun:â€" J. McGirr; Homemade soapâ€"J. Mc-lgl:}snfisné;?:’;;yw%fidc:?:::: Vl\g‘ Cite ts Metell .. | McDougall, M. Ellis, B. Snively. LADIES‘ WORK | Mrs. Alex Herron, Tara, Judge Table scarfâ€"Mrs. Ruttle, Mrs.‘ HORSES, HEAVY DRAUGHT Mead; Table centrepieceâ€" Mrs J.| % Nichol, Geo. Burrows; Cushion, Iancy: B.rood Mareâ€"Jas, Picken, C. Mcâ€" emb.â€" Mrs. Mead, Mrs. Davis; cush ‘g::‘l;(:;ay’(‘chi:“e Su?‘c‘zlfili?:y_ Jé ion in wool, crochetâ€" Mrs. Nichol, uy vasily aprss ' Nichol, Mrs Ruttle; Buffet setâ€" Mrs‘P'.nderyJa,s Eylll.r ":'â€"nil â€"aR e'}"ind- Nichol, Mrs Mead. Centrepiece, white e': p 'Hatt.le R 'A)lt.kon-y Te;unâ€"J â€"â€"Mrs. Nichol. Centrepiece, color â€"iPi'cke}n p I{'attl.e * a Mrs B. Ritchie Mra Nichal= â€" Traw! [ E. Mrs. Ruttle; Carrotsâ€" Mrs. Hostetâ€" ter, Mras Mead; Maple syrupâ€" E. Hamilton, J. Nicholson; Maple sugar, W. Hunter, J. Nicholson; Homemade candyâ€"Mrs McGuire, R. Aitken Sr., R. Taylor, Mrs, Honeyman; Rhubarb marm.â€"J. Nicholson, R. Taylor; Orange marm.â€"Mrs Mead, J. Lewâ€" is; Mustard picklesâ€"J. Wilkinson, P. Hattle; Chil; sauceâ€"R. Sim, Mrs Mcâ€" Guire; Tomato catsupâ€"R. Sim, J. Mcâ€" Girr. Beet picklesâ€" J. Bunston, C, Fenton; Onion picklesâ€" J. Hamilton Mrs Davis; _ Cucumber pickleseâ€"J. Nicholson, Mrs. Winslade; Peachesâ€"â€" J. Wilkinson, Mrs. Newell; Strawâ€" berriesâ€"W, J. Allan, J. Hamilton . Cherriesâ€"R. Taylor, J. Hamilton ; Plumsâ€"Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Clark; Pearsâ€" Mrs. Honeyman, E. Hamilâ€" ton; Raspberrieeâ€" C. Fenton, E. Hamilton; Black Currantsâ€" J. C. Ham‘lton, Mrs. Clark; _ Peasâ€"Mrs. Mead, J. C. Hamilton; Beansâ€"Mrs. Davis, J. Wilkinson; _ Cornâ€"Mrs., Hostetter ; Tomatoesâ€"Mrs Honeyman | Apple jellyâ€"J. Bunston, J. Hamâ€" ilton; Raspberry jellyâ€"J. Blasing, Mrs. Davis; Currant Jellyâ€"R. Tayâ€" lor, Mrs Ruttle; Grape jellyâ€"J. Lewâ€" is, J. Nicholson; Strawberry jamâ€" J. McGirr, Mrs. Newell; Apple pieâ€" S. Patterson, Mrs. Clark, A. Moyer; Lemon pieâ€"Mrs. Clark, Mrs Hastle, Mrs. Winslade; _ Raisin pieâ€"Mrs. Clark, S. Patterson, Mrs Davis; Meat pieâ€"J. McGirr. Mrs Newell, J. C. Hamilton; Schoop lunchâ€" Mrs Newell J. Hamilton, B. Hunter; Saladâ€"W. J. Philp, ‘Mrs Mead, B. Hunter; Workingman‘s teaâ€"B. Hunter, J.‘ Bunston . J. Allan; Lemon cookiesâ€"Mrs Winâ€" #slade, J. Nicholson. Bran jamsâ€"R. Taylor, W. J. Allan; Ginger cookies â€"J. Nicholson, Mrs Jas. Nichol; Macâ€" aroonsâ€"W. J. Allan, Mrs. Newell; Shortbreadâ€"Mrs Honeyman, E. Lindâ€" say; Butter tartsâ€" Mrs. Winslade, J. McQGirr; Jelly tartsâ€" Mrs Mead, Mrs Davis; Pumpkin pjleâ€"J. C. Hamilton, Mrs Clark, J. Lewis, R. Taylor; Oatâ€" meal date /cakeâ€"Mrs S. Mead, J. Lewis. Jamâ€"jamsâ€"Mrs McGuire, W. A. Ferguson; Fancy bunsâ€"Mrs Honâ€" eyman, W. J. Philp; Tea biscuitsâ€" R. Dodds, F. Eakett, S. Patterson; Bran biscuitsâ€"Mrs. Davis; S. Patâ€" terson, C. Watson; Dark fruit cakeâ€" Mrs. Clark, W. J. Philp, Mrs. Davis. Light fruit cakeâ€"J. McGirr, W. J. Philp, W. J. Allan; Doughnutsâ€" J. Lewis, E. Lindsay, J. Nicholson. Light layer cakeâ€"Mrs. Honeyman, J. Lewâ€" is, Mrs. Clark. Choc. layer cakeâ€" Bread from Prairie Rose flourâ€"H Cowan, Mrs. Hostetter, C. Watson Breadâ€"Mrs. Davis, E. Hamilton Mrs. Hostetter; Brown breadâ€"Mrs Davis, Mrs. J. Newell, C. Watson Currant breadâ€" Mrs. Davis, Mrs C Winslade; Plain bunsâ€"R. Dodds, J W. Clark, J. A. Ferguson; Tomatoes â€"Mrs J. New&B, Mrs. Honeyman; Citronsâ€"R. Taylor, E. Matthews. FRUIT Coll. Fruitâ€"Alex Aitken, P. Hattle; Coll. winter applesâ€"Earl Reid, J. Lewis; Northern spyâ€"Ed. Lindsay, Allan Aitken; Russetsâ€"E. Matthews, J. Lewis; Winter applesâ€"J. Lewis; Large fal applesâ€"E. Matthews, J. Bunston; Small fall applesâ€"B. Snivâ€" ely, J. Nicholson; Wealthyâ€"J. Nichâ€" olson, W. J. Allan; Snowâ€"E. Matâ€" thews, R. Dodds; St. Lawrenceâ€"J. Wilkinson, E. Matthews; Alexanderâ€" J. Bunston, S. Patterson; Talman sweet+J. Nicholson, E. Matthews; Greeningâ€"P. Hattle; Crabs, smallâ€" J. Nicholsen, R. Dodds; Crabs, large â€"E. Matthews, J. McGirr; Fall pears â€"B. Snively, J. Lewis; Winter pears â€"E. Hamilton, P. Hattle; Blue plumsâ€"B. Lindsay, Alex Aitken. Ernest Fleming, Tara, Judge DAIRY PRODUCTS ‘ 10 Ths. crock butterâ€"E. Lindsay, Mrs. J: Newell, F. Eakett; 5 Ibs. crock butterâ€"M. Ellis, F. Eakett, Mrs. J. Newell. Lb. printsâ€"F. Eakâ€" ett, A. Moyer, E. Lindsay; Best Ib. butterâ€"A. Moyer, F. Eakett, E. Lindsay, Aitken, W. H. Hunter; Coll, field|â€"Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs Nichol; Towel, rootsâ€"J. Lewis; Coll. garden produce| crochet trimâ€" Mrs Ritchie, Mrs Rutâ€" J. Blasing, J. A. Ferguson, Muskmelâ€"| tle; Towel, emb.â€"Mrs Ritchie, Mrs. onsâ€"R. Dodds. Watermelonsâ€"Mrs. Ruttle; Vanityâ€" setâ€" Mrs Mead, Mrs DOMESTIC SCIENCE BOTTLED GOODS TORONTO ’R. Aitken Sr., Allan Aitken; Begonia â€"Allan Aitken, Mrs Treleaven; Coll. coleus plantsâ€"Allan Aitken ; J. Nichâ€" olson; _ Geraniumâ€"W,. J. Allan, E. Matthews; Coll. house plants, 3 var. â€"Allan Aitken, J. Nicholson, Alex Nicholson; Coll, house plants, 6 var. Allan Aitken, J. Nicholson, W. J. Allan; Coll. geraniumsâ€" W. J. CAFâ€" lan, Mrs. Newell, Allan Aitken; Amâ€" arylisâ€" Mrs Clark, Mrs Nichol; Jerâ€" ugalem cherryâ€" Alex, Aitken, W. J. Philp; Gloxiniaâ€"R. Sim, Allan Aitâ€" ken; Patienceâ€"M rs Clark, _ wW. J. Philp; Begonia, tuber. rooted â€" Alex Nicholson, W. Allan; _ Boston fern â€"Alex Nicholsan; Hanging basketâ€" J. Nicholson, R. Aitken Sr., Floral Noveltyâ€" Mrs\ Hastie, Mrs. McGuire. Howard Skales, A. W. Winslow, Judges . | Mrs. Ritchie, J. Hamilton; Button holesâ€" Miss Christie, Mrs Ruttle; Mendingâ€"J. Hamilton, Mrs Mead; Darningâ€" Mrs Ruttle, Mrs Hostetter: Coll. articles from flour sacksâ€" Mrs Ruttle, F. Reid; Rag rug, hookedâ€" Mrs Honeyman, J. A. Férguson; Wool rug, hookedâ€"W. J. Philp, Mrs Nichâ€" ol; Rug, bra.dedâ€"Mrs. Davis, W. Mcâ€" Dougall; Weaving in woolâ€"P. Hattle. Weaving in Cottonâ€" Mrs. Ritchie. FINE ARTS f Stencil workâ€"S. Patterson, _ E. Matthews; Landscape paintingâ€" Mrs }Mead. J. Stevenson; Painting, figures T. «Ellis, M. Ellis; Painting, flowers Mrs. Mead, T. Ellis; Painting, glass â€"Alex Aitken, Pen and ink sketchâ€" E. Matthews, S. Patterson. 3 FLOWERs Cut flowersâ€" Mrs Honeyman, Jno. McG.llivray; Hand bouquetâ€" Mrs. Honeyman, Miss Christie; Table bouâ€" quetâ€"Miss Christie, Mrs Honeyman; Cosmosâ€"Miss Christie, T. Ellis; Stocksâ€"W. J. Allan, Mrs Honeyman Dahliasâ€"Mrs Honeyman, W. J. Alâ€" lan; Astersâ€" W, J. Allan, E. Lindsay. Gladioli, Marigolds, Verbenasâ€" each, Mrs. Rev. Honeyman, William J. Allan; Zinniasâ€" W, J. Allan, Mrs. Hostetter; Rex Begoniasâ€" Allan Aitâ€" ken; Fibrous begoniasâ€" W. J. Allan J. Nicholson; Cactusâ€" J. Hamilton, W. J. Philp, Miss Christie; Coleusâ€" R. Aitken Sr., Allan Aitken; Begonia â€"Allan Aitken, Mrs Treleaven; Coll. Baby‘s dressâ€"â€" Mrs. Ruttle, Mrs. Mead; Baby‘s bonnet or jacketâ€" Mrs Ritchie, Mrs Ruttle; Child‘s sweater â€"(same); Child‘s rompersâ€" Mrs Rutâ€" tle, Mrs Davis; Girl‘s dressâ€" Alex Nicholson, F. Eakett. MISCELLANEOUS f Crochet in cottonâ€"Mrs. Ruttle Mrs Nichol; Knitting in cottonâ€"Mrs Dayâ€" is, Mrs Mead; Tattingâ€" Mrs Ritchie, Mrs Davis; Cut workâ€"Mrs Ritchie, Mrs. Mead; Cross stitch emb. â€"Mrs Ruttle, Mrs Mead; Novelties for gifts MEN‘S WEAR a Work shirtâ€"W. J. Ellis, J. Nicholâ€" son; Fine shirtâ€"Mrs. Ritchie, ‘Mrs. Davis; Heavy Wool socksâ€" _ Mrs Davâ€" is, Mrs. Ritchie. Fine Wool socks â€" Mrs Ruttle, Mrs. Navis; Heavy wool mittsâ€" W. McDougall, _ J. l(cGlrr;‘ Fine wool mittsâ€"W. McDougall, Mrs. Davis; Pyjamasâ€" Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Honeyman. ® Ritchie; Costume slipâ€" Mrs Mead, W. H. Hunter; Smockâ€" Mrs Ruttle Mrs Davis; Dressâ€" Mrs Ruttle, W. H. Hunter; Afghanâ€" John McGilliâ€" vray; Blouseâ€" Mrs. Ruttle; Nightâ€" gownâ€" Mrs. Nichol, â€"Mrs. Ruttle; Pyjamasâ€"â€"Mrs. Ruttle, W. H. Hunter Sweater coatâ€"R. Taylor, R. Sim. Davis. LADIES‘ WEAR Tea apronâ€"Mrs Ruttle Mrs Nichol; Housework apronâ€" Mrs Ruttle, Mrs. Ritchie; Pyjama bagâ€"B. Hunter Mrs Ritchie; Costume slipâ€" Mrs Mead, GENERAL PURPOSE CHILDREN‘S WORK CHILDREN‘S WEAR =2> «e aloag e C aP Sn taaeiet‘s J. Robertson; Chickensâ€"G. Seaman t ‘& .1 W. â€"D. Connor. S. C. Mott. Anconas fowlâ€"J. Robertson; chickâ€" ensâ€" J. Robertson, W. D. Connor. W. H. Fisher, Ayton, Judge. ©LIEHTT ho cuae d i1000 OSE t 37 oo enc ARvaor s C. Watson, W. Hoffman. Brown Legâ€" horn fowlâ€" W. D. Connor; chickens â€"J. Blasing, W. D. Connor. Jersey Bl. Giant fowlâ€"H. Pinder; chickens â€"C. Watson. Wh. Wyandotte fowlâ€" W. D. Connor, J. Shand, J. Robertâ€" son; Minorca fowlâ€"W. D. Connor. Buff Orpington fowl and chlekens-‘ each,. W. D. Connor 1 & 2. R.hodei Id. Red fowiâ€"G. Seaman, A. Moyer, y y .320 0000 dE amal ) â€"W. D. Connor; Whit'e aégorn fowlâ€" W. D. Connor, E. Reid, W. Hoffman; chickensâ€"W. D. Connor, E. Aiken, Allenford, Judge. POULTRY 4 Toulouse geese agedâ€"J. Blasing, W. Hoffman 2 & 3; Toulouse geese sprinzâ€"J. Blasing, W. Hoffman; Agâ€" ed geese ao.k.â€" J. Blasing, A. Eurig J. Bunston; spring geese a.o.k.â€"J. Blasing, W. Hoffman, J. Bunston; Turkeysâ€"J. Lewis, _ W. Hoffman ; Spring _ turkeysâ€" J. Lewis 1 & 2; Aged ducksâ€"J. Blasing, A. Eurig, W. Hoffman; Spring ducksâ€"J. Blas J ing, J. Robertson, J. Lewis; Barred Rock fowlâ€"J. Lewis; _ chickensâ€"J. Shand, J. Blasing, R. Aitken; White: Rock fowlâ€" J. Robertson; Chickens E. Aiken, Allenford, Judge. SWINE Brood sow, whiteâ€"Dingwall Bros., T. D. Brown 2 & 2; Brood sow, black â€"E. Sharp, Art Irwin; _ Brood sow, redâ€" Art Irwin, V. Adams; Bacon sow under 12 mos.â€"F. Reid, C. Watâ€" son, Allan Aitken; Bacon sow unde 6 mos.â€"H. Cowan 1 & 2, Dingwall Bros. ;Boar under 12 mos.â€"J. Lewâ€" is. Bacon hogsâ€"C. Watson, H. Cowâ€" an, T. D. Brown. < OXFORD DOWNS Aged ramâ€"G. Shand, M. Ellis; Shearling ram â€"H. Cowan, G. Shand Ram lamb: Shearling eweâ€" each, G. Shand 1, 2 & 3; Aged eweâ€"H. Cowan, G. Shand 2 & 3; Ewe lambâ€" G. Shand 1 & 3, H. Cowan. SHROPSHIRE Aged ramâ€"Jas. Shand; Shearling ramâ€"J, Shand, A. Woods; Ram lamb, Aged ewe, Ewe lambâ€"each, J. Shand 1, 2 & 3; Shearling eweâ€"J. Shand 1 & 2; Market lamb;, any classâ€" H. Cowan, J. Shand 2 & 3. Musical chairsâ€"Irwin Weber, V. Adams, R. Aitken; Cald raceâ€" E. Gardiner, B. Srively 2, 3 & 4. Geo. Anderson, Owen Sound, Judge. SHEEPâ€"LEICFESTER Aged ram, Shearling ramâ€"each, W. Hendry, Chatsworth; Ram lambâ€"W. Hendry 1 & 2; Aged eweâ€"W. Hendâ€" ry, Geo. Aitken 2 & 3; Shearling ewe â€"W. Hendry, G. Aitken; Ewe lamb â€"W. Hendry 1 & 2, G. Aitken. GRADE CATTLE 2 yr. steerâ€" Allan Aitken, H. Halâ€" liday, J. Lewis; 1 yr. steerâ€"H. Halâ€" liday, Allan Aitken, G. Burrows; 2 yri, heiferâ€" H. McDougall, M. Ellis, Allan Aitken; Cowâ€"H. Halliday, M. Ellis, Allan Aitken; Yearling heiferâ€" E. McRobb, G. Seaman, V. Adams; Heifer calftâ€"Jas. Shand, E. Sharpe, V. Adams; Steer calfâ€"M. Ellis, V. Adams, C. Watson; Fat animal â€"R. Aitken; Dairy cowâ€"F. Reid, E. Sharpe, Art Irwin. SPECIALS 3 best dairy cowsâ€"Art. Irwin; Best beef animalâ€"E. Gardiner, Jas. Shand. Cowâ€"Walter Ferguson, 1, 2 & 3; Heifer, 2 yrs., Heifer 1 yr.. Heifer calfâ€"each, W. Ferguson; Bull calftâ€" W. Fergusor 1 & 2. HOLSTEINâ€" °_ Bull, Heifer 2 yrs.â€"each, B. Snive ly; Cow, Heifer callâ€"each, B. Snively 1, 2 & 3; Heifer 1 yr.â€"â€"B. Snively 1 lyâ€"A. Eurig. Single roadsterâ€"V. Adâ€" ams. Irwin Weber; Spring colt sired by McCrimmonâ€" V. Adams 1 & 2. COACH andâ€"CARRIAGE Brood mareâ€"E. McRobb, Calder Bros.., G. Aitken; Spring foalâ€" H. Pinder, Eric Sharpe; yr. fillyâ€"Camp. Watson; 2 yr. fillyâ€"P. Eurig, Alex Aitken, Calder Bros..; Carriage team +â€"F. Halliday; Carriage horseâ€"M. Halliday, E. McRobb; Lady driverâ€" V,. Adams, Irvin Weber; Melville Hay, Tara, Arch. Crow, Alâ€" lenford, Judges. . PURE BRED CATTLEâ€" 4 SHORTHORNS Bull 2 yrs.â€"J. Wilkinson, R. Aitâ€" ken; Cowâ€"J. Wilkinson 1 & 3, E. McRobb; 2 yr. heiferâ€"E. McRobb, J. Wilkinson; yr. heiferâ€"Jas. Shand J. Wilkinson, E. McRobb; Heifer calf â€"â€"E. McRobb. . diner; Bull, 1 yr.â€"J. Dowling" & Son, E. Gardiner 2 & 3; Bull caltâ€"Geo. Aitken,â€" W. Hoffman, J. Dowling & son; Cowâ€"E. Gardiner 1 & 2; J. Dowling & Son; 2 yr. heiferâ€" Ed. Gardiner 1 & 2; yr. heifer, heifer calfâ€" each, E. Gardiner, J,. Dowling AMUSEMENTS HEREFORD 50 acre farm, concession 14 in the Township of Egremont, with stone and brick bouse, banked barn, frame driving shed, good fences, ideal spot for retired man or small farmer. Subâ€" mit your offer, any reasonable terms Mr. Walter Férguson showed his herd of Jersey cattle at the Fair in Listowel last Thursday . Mre. Joseph Robinson of Toronto, visited on Monday with her sisterâ€"inâ€" Mr and Mrs James Hargrave _ of the Lake visited during the weekend with friends at Wingham. Mrs Robt. Lewis of Orchard visitâ€" ed ‘Tecently with her sister Mrs. Queen. Mr. Jas. Todd of Holstein is enâ€" gaged with Mr David Kerr for the fall. Mr and Mrs Walter Ferguson and family visited recently a‘ th» hom« of Mr and Mrs John mcvean â€" of Blythe‘s Corners. Miss Lenora Davis spent last week with her aunt Mrs Robt. McGillivray of Bunessan. Congratulations to Mrs W. !. Alâ€" lan who secured many prizes for ner beautiful flowers at the fair in Holâ€" stein. Mr and Mrs Wm. Gordon and famâ€" ily visited on Sunday with relatives in Varney. Miss Norma Ferguson with Miss Adeline _ McNally of Traverston, has gone ito Toronto to secure a position, On Wednesday evening the A.Y.P. A. will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs. Carman Hargrave. Mr Ed now _ of guest in Lyall Mercer returned to London Monday to Westervelt College to complete his course. Mr Tilden spent the week end in London . Mr and Mrs. McGuire and family visited Mr and Mrs Wm. Ritchie the first of the week. Mrs Whittich and little daughter are visiting herfather, Mr Jos Bilton. Miss Beatrice Tudhope of Mount Forest, visited with Mr and Mrs N. E. Treleaven Sunday. Mr ang Mrs Treleaven visited a few days with Mr and Mrs Wm. Brown, in Palmerston. Miss Elsie Andrews, who has been living with her urcle, Mr Geo. Burâ€" rows and Mrs Burrows, and assloti\ng in the telephone office, is leaving for her home Wednezday. Misses Jean and Irene Ellis and girl friend and Mr Jack Kevil of Torâ€" onto were week end guests with Dr. and Mrs Ellis. Miss Mary Morrison, who spent a few weeks with Mr and Mrs Cecil Barâ€" ber, returned home Monday. Mrs Ezra Holliday spent a few days with Mrs. Grier. Egremont Councip will meet on Friâ€" day, Oct. 16th at 1 o‘clock p.m. inâ€" stead of Oct. 19th as formerly adverâ€" tised. All interested kindly take notice. . The ladies of the Presbyterian church were invited to the home of Mrs Hastie on Saturday last Sept. 26 to a 10¢ tea. A social hour was spent in crokinole and chat. The outcome of the afternoon gathering was the organization of a Ladies‘ Aid. The officers are: President, Mrs J. Leith; Viceâ€"Pres.,, Mra Hastie; Sec‘yâ€"Treas., Mrs W. ‘Aitken; Business ‘Com., Mrs. Geo. Aitken, convener; Mrs Brebner, Mrs W. Long and Miss Vera Allan. The first meeting will be held Thursâ€" day, Oct, 1st at 2.30. The Anni®@rsary Services of the Holstein PresByterian Church will be held on Sunday\Oct. 11ith at 11 a, m. and 7.30 p.m. \Rev. Mr Killen of Drayton will take\the services. Speâ€" clal freewill offerink at both services. * Miss Ada Morrison has completed her course in training in the General & Marine hospital, Owen Sound. She came home Saturday and went to Toronto Sunday evening. Mrs Clarense Calder is visiting Mt and Mrs George Calder. Mr and Mrs L. B. Nicholson visited Mrs Alex Brown for a few days and attended Holstein Fair. Miss Kilner was a weekend guest with Mr and Mrs R. Irvin. Mr. and Mrs. Urquhart and Mrs. Baum of Detroit visited Mr and Mrs Hostetter and attended the Fair. Mr and Mrs Thair of the We:t, are visiting her sister, Mrs Alex. Brown. , Mrs. Jas, HOLSTEIN LEADER .: ALLAN‘S CORNERS LOCAL AND PERSONAL FARM FOR SAaLlg Patton, formerly of Sudbury Oshawa, was a week end the village. Here is a miniature picture met.ulllleetmgbem‘..“,.l total subscription list is ; hope to overtake this in t You take no risks when you sell our nationallyâ€"known and guaranteed products. Every home is a sale for our line of 200 household necessities, Experience unnecessary, Make big moâ€" ney from the start. _ Write Familex Products Co., 570 St Clement St., Montreal . The Y. W. will have a meeting at the home of Miss T. E. Byers Friday afternoon to which the members â€" of the W.M.S. and all the women of the congregation are cordially invited. Mr and Mrs Wesley Storrey, town, visited Sunday at the Wallace home. Mrs Smallman and M®® A. Picken viâ€"ited Tuesday with Miss T.E, Byers Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Smith on the birth of a baby girl Sept. 21st. The late Mrs Stockley leaves to mourn, her husband, one daughter and three sons. She had many relatives in this neighborhood and often visited ‘ with her urcle Mr Wm. Thompson in Durham and the Peity and Thompson families here. Those who attended the funeral from this vicinity were Mr Wm. Thompson of town, Mr and Mrs Wm. Thompson, Misses Maud and Dina Thompson, MrJames Petty, Mr and Mrs Arthur Petty, and Mrs. Archie Thompson of the Rocky. We extend our sympathy to those who mourn. The speaker who had charge of the service laid special importance on the scriptural passage "Seek ye. first the Kingdom of God." Mr and Mrs C McAlister. Mr. and Mrs Walter McAlister and Mrs. Meâ€" Alister Sr, visited on Sunday with reâ€" latives in Brantford and Oakland. ' Mrs. McAlister remaigned over for | a longer visit. ‘ The floral offerings were numerous and beautiful and spoke of the high esteem in which the deceased was beld. They were from brother Geo. and family, Mrs Alex.Smith and the Petty family,, Mr. Wm. Thompson Sr., Thompson family, Mr and Mrs. Fordyce, Mr and Mrs Thomas, neighâ€" bors, Mrs Young, Mr and Mrs Sheldâ€" rake. Mr_and Mrse Wright, Mrâ€" and Mrs Robinson, Mr and Mrs Hennigan, Girle of Rawlinson school, Oakwood Hardware, Mrs . B. Stockley, Mrs. Wragg, Mrs Geo. McRonald, Boys of Rawlinson school, Mr and Mrs. Ed. Smith, Mr and Mrs Cavalier, Rogers and Roland, lawyers, Mr. and Mrs. Clee, Mr and Mrs Taylor, Mr and Mrs Ed. Pratt. Mr ard Mrs Rdwin Findlay, Mrs wW. Findlay of Toronts, spent the week end with their aunt and uncle Miss Maggie and Mr John Scott, also Mrs John Findlay, who had a longer holiâ€" day. Sunday at 11 o‘clock when it is hoped that all the childrerâ€" will be present. Sunday school at ten o‘clock which will be the last gathering for year Mr and Mrs Thos. Hafrison _ 1NOM the West, motored down through part of the U.S. and are at present with their parents, Mr and Mrs Major Ee cles. * The weather man is making up f0T|_. on, ;n thig C lost time by sending lots “uml;. “%No. 861, in this burg last Thursday which we got a good supply, all aay | evening. / Sunday. < | Mrs. Elizabeth Tefft of Toronto is Lindsay corn cutting outft wil be a,Yvisitor at Mr. David Hooper‘s. in our midst this week filling silos.| Cecil Webber‘s big black yearâ€"old Friends and 1ielatives of the late Mrs Saul Stockley learned with reâ€" gret of her passing at her home in Toronto last week. She was found dead in her bed, having passed away during the night. Seemingly without a struggle. Deceased was formerly Miss Berâ€" tha Gadd, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Wm. Gadd. She was in her fiftieth year and was born and grew up to young womanhood in our neighâ€" borhood."She was of a kindly nature and those who visited in her home can tell of her hospitality. The funâ€" eral was held from her late home in Toronte on Saturday afternoon. Rey. Mr. Mustard of Holland Park United thurch had charge of the service. in our nuuas UmB wecn MIMIII® . EIMTEY] PMImT m Ees Ge t There is a lot of good corn around dog ate two Wilson‘s here this fall. | cently. Cecil said he Rally day will be hed at Amos next KNOX CORNER& DUNCALK s NEew RINK $3,940 D"l‘lk'lm This work is no ) of which $1,414 is as next fow woekn Tuesday onlyâ€" CHILDREN‘S PICTURE CONTEST aDeMel_rreeéltl’. & ilrndl(rlu'd.mdn.lrg Joewusonudwo'tdtod with ultbclntdthowoek- Mr. Ed. mumudamm a well tormwum mill striking water at &A depth of 178 ft. Weurepuuodwmthlt Thos. Harrison is doing nicely and will be e oo o n 0 .. Shak ROBERT YOUNG, er. .. BETTY FURNESS in ‘The Three Wise Guys‘ lflunnier than a carload of monkeys ! Added: Our Gang Comedy, Cartoon Monâ€"Tuesâ€"Wed, Oct. 5, 6, 7 q Two Show able to be up and Saturday . NORTHERN ELECTRIC was covered with snow in the mornâ€" inz but it disappeared before noon. Thurs.â€"Fri.â€"Sat, Oct. 1, 2, 3 Robt. Whitmore of Durham, ed the regulir meeting of No. 861, in this burg last ‘ Added: Comedy, Metrotone Lauder Theatre Instead of writing that weekly letâ€" ter to distant friends, why not have the Review tell them the news of the district. â€" Save yourself the trouble of worrying over what to say each week for $2.00 for a whole year. FRANCHOT TONE, cently . Cecil said he was quite sick for awhile. We would imagine the silly pup would be as sick as a dog for a couple of days. Cutting corn and silo filling is the order of the day. Reeve Hunter is filling at W. H. Wells‘, Wes. Andâ€" rews at Stanley Harrison‘s and Art Lindsay at Bill Eccles‘ at present. Mr and Mrs Thos. Harrison and family "bf. Manitoba are visiting with the Harrison and Eccles families at present. Mr. Roy Lawrence has _ started threshing on the 22nd con,. near the lake, going .east. visited witll;gr. parents Mr w. J. wi last week. Misses Eva Harrison and Loui Falconer went to Toronto recently. atinee Wednesday at 4.i5-. student prices . LuUrday . 1 Heavy frost the first of this week aund here. Last year we bad Our Messrs &A QUIET, weulu Convenie n t, ROOM HOTELâ€", ‘The Unguarded Hous‘ TAKE A OE uuxe tax: OM;.DEPOT or WHARF â€"â€" 2 Matinee now about ~"'"7 'l. skating rink, prior to the MOUNT FOREST ; disappeared before nOOn. Sam Chapman, Thos. and itmore of Durham, attendâ€" gulir meeting of .L.O.Lâ€" ia this hure last Thursday s each night, 7.30 & 9 p. m. LORETTA YOUNG _ in RAC. A. L conoucrten, . MODERN 100 â€"86 with satn and Travel talk sounbt EQUIPMENT in t VOL. LI person I1 ful Min reception was unq ter Ella, Mrs Af bride of the sumn R lett, Hutton merry gather when a mis Dundalk Fair Had recipient of ful gifts. 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