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PRIZE ILIST

Best Pint jar Chow Chow, home

i.-:pt 28-I Yhecial; made-1 Mrs. Cassius Clay, Dundas; 2

ings; ccmily idxiiiim .--in

_ Stella Aitken. _ -

be cially opened-‘at Grrlla-lilwu, nest Pint jar sweet Pickles, home

by ' Lielct ‘Gm RQEQFS f-UDWFFOW made-1 Mrs. Dr. Stewart, 2 Marion , mt“,m£_,_ __ |Mm,r,sey_ unlabeled-l Lo swell & Easton,

'Pye y-l»or_le_ !‘l!'4_1f’5Q"_¥_`___1_¢J0K-_»l>1fl¢‘_9~l Best Pint bottle Tomato Catsup,

t __¥ll1_I_I_lb'_-‘f-` _COPUUK \1l,lionie made-1 Mrs. Di'. Stewart, 2 by _n and team lf) ¢_1`110)' an _a";l\[rs. A. D. McPhee, Georgetown. f

' 's_ sP0l`_¢- ’l‘¥l¢»1‘mn whrlll B at Sam de Red Currant Jell or J

§ "it~~iiudir somewhat spoils-..

6 . l Y .Iam-1 Marion Morrisey, 2 Mrs. (`.

:_`_e_`_3_nioyment ol watching the fll-‘~=>}r1. imnie.

were hotily contested.

lit-st Sample Strawberry Cam-1

The-entries this year are far in ev- inns. wm. Menondid. New Perth; 2

censor pi-et-ious years and the fri. ' exhibit is considered by some to aiu-1

.\‘. Tapper, Georgetown.

al ihnot surpass the iw-lqvlhl @X~'t'i._»iss \'i(i-Roots and vegetables.

hibits. The entries if 1' - fi-lrilcr-tio Science Department uf < < .»r so_ large and the judge r~ -_ -rkvd on thc. great advance in the . i‘>' "f UW, exhibits especially thi l.

The flower r :bib.ts wci c i..so ..

and the varieiics of .- '-ut I r

ters, etc, mu. rlloi.. ¢h">\\- -

The ladies ii .1i‘.:`s Ufllllltl' _ certainly clever iiicdlc women -; is demonstrated by the large exhiliv. of_ needle work i_n the different classes which were nicely .shown off. _ _ ;

This year the exhibition buildiugs_ have been greatly enlarged Bild HW; so nicely arranged as to make ni pictiiregqiie display. The courteous directors have done all in their power to make the King's (‘i.»uIltI-"

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Best 1 bushel Beauty of Hebroiil

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Pritatoes-1 J. M. McLean, New Pi-rtli; 2 Mich. McDonald, George- town.

Best l bushel Dakota Red Potatoes --l J. M. l\lcLean; 2 A. S. Hamilton. \'i=\-.' Perth; 3 Alex. Hamilton, New Purtli. '

Best ; bushel Green Mountain Po-

tatoes-l P. McKinnon, George- towii; A. McKinnon, George- towii; I . W. Aitken, Aitken’s Ferrv

*"I\'| 3?-I:

B..-st .L bushel Mcliityrc Potatoes-l

Cassius Clay, Dundas; 2 C. H. Poole, Lower Montague; 3 J. M. Mc- Lean.

Best .‘, bushel Earlv Rose Potatoes

ex‘hibi'£l0l1 U16 H\lC<`*"S>'l! H‘*`5‘_’f‘fd1l if -l .\`+-il .\icKeiizie, 'Gaspcreaux' 2

and they deserve '_ -at crrdit for their energetic wow-1. '1` ~r ill-lllUY‘

and live stock exhib.._- _lo .ioi come' pest 5 bushel any new variety P0- showing of exhibits. `

in unti, i..rnoi'ro\\' niuriiing when

Vassiiis Clay, 3 Jacob D.»ckendorf‘;‘

Mt. Hope.

tatocs, named-I Mrs. Malcolm Nich-

illdgiflti “ill be iU\fUL‘d°\HU“1Y W-'m folson, Victoria Cross; 2 John MC- meuced. _ _ `Lf_-au, Brooklyn; 3 G. W. Aitken.

RA( EN- I llest. 8 Swede Tux-nips-1 George W.

The- races were very _llccllly _CUP-‘ Aitken; 2 Alex. Hamilton; 3 A. S.

tested though ruii oil iii occiisioiial H,,m;;t,,,,_

showers.

Best 8 White or yellow Turnips,

There were two rlussc-=', lbs Fl`L‘@‘ early-1 J. I.. Poole, Lower Monta-

for-all and the _’."’ i-ue; 2 Mrs. Jos. Wizhtman, Lower

In the for‘n/-" H.-...i vvalc, f\\\'ll€l1 F.L.:it:il:iie; 3`\V. J. Stewart, Ai.tken's

by J. A. iii-iirif-i‘.-.i-r., f--ui-lottetoi\'ii_ lr _,.3-_

captured .xt ..io:-- iii straight

heats, Hr-l»»n G., i.--.--i-il `..y Uwe-ii

HU§h€3» I "IM "<'*>' »"! I "Hd Rm" _-\. S. Hamilton.

ert C., J. .. .i.'vcr, <‘li.ii-lottt-to\\'il.} third. Bi t ‘ ~f 2.2.1. ‘-1 Geo. W. Aitken 2 A x ‘-‘

liest S Long Red Mangel Wiirtzel-

l l-1. Poole; 2 Mrs. Jos Wightman, 3

Best 8 Yellow or Red Globe Mangel

, , .. . le . Hamil

In th" -'~4‘J ` life “"’l`@ “"9 *`tm`t°Y`5» .t-rn, 3 Edward Bulpitt. Roseneatli.

St. Mar) Road, third. (lil .' ...rt-'

KGFIDHU. 0‘~"ll<1 bb' H- H~ f\"’J1`U» Best 1 dozen Carrots for stock--1 Souris won iirst in .straight heats '

Minnie Idaf-_, A. J. 1<`raser, .\Ii.»utn.j.fiie second, -id Bert, Thomas Hu<,-lies,;

E. Poole; 2 D. J. Stewart, 3 Roy lluliilt, Roseneath.

Bust dozen ball long Carrots, for

table use-1 Herbert Toombs, Geo. Town- 2 Mrs. A. D. McPhee, George-

f\l' r.o\\'ii;'i§ Percy Boudreault.

tin, Victoria. The ls`t'.~'t tirizc wus; Zfighi- _ _ I--1 Wooilley Westaway, Albion; 2

= e following is the result cl tlie'

judging to date.

CLASS X. Fl.ORICl`l.`l" 'Fl

Best Collection .-\stors-T `i»ce".'.-1

Poole, L. `l\. wtaguc; 2 Lani-1 'tht-

Besr 1 dozen Parsrrips for table use

.\1ont Aiiiicar; 3 Mrs. Nat Westaway.

Best 1 dozen Round or Turnip

Becta, for table use-1 H. W. Toombs 2 \\'. J. Stewart, 3 Roy Bulpitt.

iiest l do/.cn Onions red-1 Roy

liulpitt; 2 M. McCormack.

1 i'-ist l dozen Onions, white or yel-

man. _ _ _ :lm-.----1 Ed Bulpitt; 2 Mrs. A. C.

Best (Willv-i-tion fz.rmitioi\== lll .\‘tr~wart; 3 Archie J. McDonald

town .

_.b,i,oom-1 Guni_~vi\'e .\_Icl’her, Gi-i-ige (_;c.,,,.gct,;“-"_ ’ i0W"i 2 MVS -TOYIH Gordon, George- ll;-st 1 dozen Tomatoes, red, for

sizc. smoothness and rierfectioii-l D

Best Follertioii llnlilins, not l_f‘SS,.I_ Stewart; 2 Mrs. Annie Wightmanf

than four colors-1 Mrs D. J. ite- 3 15,; p,.,¢,;c_

wart, Montague; 2 Laura \ViH-fc i in ~n. " .

Begg (,'.»ilt-gtion Glniliolus-l Mrs:

D. J. Stewart; 2 Laura Wiulitmaii. 5

Best Collection >\v~'<'~et Pells, not]

less than four \'n.ricties-1 Mrs D. J.i Stewart, 2 ltouii Stewart, (ieo1`il1'~‘ town.

Best Collertiiln _":~.-;ri_i'ii\_ims, not

legs than 1"-li -'-' ti-1:;--1 lf~ui'ii Wiglitmaii, L’ " » -T‘l>>. U -'W0

town.

Best- Co. ~_rtiou 1.. i--~ --1 ~.is J.|

Best l dozen Tomatoes, large yet'

low--l IJ. J. Stewart, 2 Mrs. Annie Wil.-litniziii, 3 l'}d Poole.

llcsi l dozen (Telery, white-1. and 2

.\lr.»‘. Annie Westawuy, 3 D. J. Stew- nrt.

llc-.t l dozen roots, Celery, red-1

.\lrs, .-\niiie Wi;,:litmaii, 2 D. J.-SteW- uri, 3 Ed. Poole.

llcst 1 dozen l-ls(-ballots-1 Percy

liniidcraiilt, 2 Mrs. Rich Llewelyn, Sturgeon; 3 Mrs.. mit Westaway.

Best l dozen ours Table Corn-1 D.

W~ MCl"hf’l'- U'UU1`¥@»\"- ‘ ' l-‘mlful-I. Stewart. 2 R. Stewart. Briidenelll Wikhtmlul- 3- Mrs. Annic We.-1ta\va.y.

“est I-land l’~f=u<i\l<-t--- ' wills A-I nest :i <:aiiiifiowei-S-1 W. J. Stew-

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SL- "wi , 2 Mr E I. :iii-'.\‘.'i _ _

art, 2 Mrs. Annie Wi-,,\itman, 3 Ed.

Ile i`oll<-'.i.i' i"~|i.eil I’liiiits_ not ;1>,,0]c_

' . than Coil iiietics, folii~.ge| pl, ,fn ;m,l\;df-fl- diss, Emily Ha-, fusc -ieorgetowu; ;_ Miss l~1diLli Ila-

Best 3 Collage, Winningstadt-1

D. J. Stewart, 2 Mrs. Wightman, 3 Jas Rourke Montague

Mc- Mc- Mc-

Beet exhibit of lactory Cheese, not

less* than 50 lbs.-1 W. Keele, 2 Dav- id Hawley, New Perth; 3 Mrs. Aeneas McDonald, Sailor's Hope.

Best exhibit of Factory Butter, not

less than 10 lbs.-1 Leonard McNeill, New Perth; 2 Harry McNeill, Launch- ing.

CLASS XIII.-Fish.

Best Quintal Dry Hake-1 Jas.

Boudereault, Georgetown; 2 Chas. Fouzane.

Best case 1 dozen Canned Lobsters,

g ‘ ,

Georgetown; 2 J. P. Mclslacbern, Georgetown.

Best Quart Cod Liver Oil-1 R. W.

CLASS XIV -Miscellaneous Best Mackerel Barrel-1 Wm M

Leod, Georgetown.

.Georgetown

(Special by telephone.)

GEUHGETOWN, Sept. 29.-The ex- hibition opened with a large attrnd- ance_ Lieut. Gov. Rogers, who arrived last night went over the entire exhi- bits and in his speech complimented the people of King’s County on their energy and ability in getting up such

fine showing. Complimentary speech-

es were also made by J. A. Mathe- son, Leader of the Opposition, Laugh- lin McDonald, East Point, and L. A. Fraser, M. P., Souris. Mr. McDonald presented the medals for the best kept and managed farms in Kings County to James A. McDonald, Lit- tle Pond, for the best kept farm in King’s County East, and- to John An- near, Lower Montague for King's County West. During his speech, he Spoke in keenest appreciation ol the

It is estimated that some three thousand people passed through the gates during the two days of exhibi- tion. _ The sheep and cattle were of an ex- ceptionally good class, and the judge of the sheep, John Tweedy, E5;-ns. 01156. was especially pleased with the classes shown and said they were gl a better quality than shown for some Years. and in many of the classes six to eight pairs will be bropght out.

Special mention should be made of

the Oxford-downs, exhibited by Mr- H0Wl€tf. SllU00|‘. and Sborpshices by D» A_- Wllsvll. Cardigan. Leicesters, 'UY Keenan Bros., Georgetown, Réyal. ty Leicesters, by Stewart Bros., Allis. £011. and Shorpshires, by C. D. Crae, Dundas,

F0ll@l\'inz is the prize list to date,

_ CLASS III.

Best _Shorthorn or Shar-thorn Grade (OW. in milk or calf any age `1 Fwd Fefgilson, Lower Montague; 2 D__McGr_egor, Montague. _Best Shorthoru or Shorthorii (vrade Heifgr, calved in 1908-1 J. H- Myers. Brudcneii; 2 Richard Creed' A151011; 3 Chas. Fougiei-e, ' ‘Best Shorthorn or 'Sbqrtjmrn (.»_i_':ulc Heifer, calved in 1909-1 T, W Wlsgiston. Bridgetown; 2 Bert Mel Fai-lane, Lower Montague- 3'Wm A McPhee. ' ` '

Best Shorthorn or Shgrthom grade Heller. calved in 1910-i Mont

IUIBHF. 2 F. G. Bovyer, George.

town. B¢S'f,AYrshfire or Ayrshire Grade

Cow, in milk or cali, any age-1 Geo Aunear. 2 Bild 3 J, M, M¢Lg3n_ B_9St Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade

Heifer calved in 1908-1 P. W Ait- ikell. 2 Geo. Aniiear, 3 E, Poole Lower Montague. ' Best Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade Heller. t-dived in 1909-i R. G. Bui- Pitl Cardigan; 2 Mont. Annear, 3' Geo. Annear.

Best Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade Hrifer. calved in 1910-1 ow. Annes, 2 Geo. Aitkien, 3 R. W. Bulpitt.

Best Jersey or Guernsey Grade bled Or grade). Cow, in milk or can any age-1 D. Montgomery, Geo;-gel t0Wll§ 2 R. D. Kehoe, Georgetown; 3 E. Poole.

Best JBFSBY or Guernsey Grade

ordon & Co. East Point. K- Best Assortment Boneless Fish-1 S

Peter Boiiderealllt. _ G

. _ _ _ _ . ___ g

Best Pork Barrel-_-1 Wm. McLeod, D

(Allstar. 2 G80. ADM'-lr. 3 CUSS Pl-F* Best Pen of 2 Grey-faced Ewes hav- Klf. G00l‘§U¢0Wll- ,ing each raised a lamb this year-1 13°" 5 G0ld°“ R““°tt Al’P\°5”_1 E- Alex. Hamilton, New Perth; 2 R. W.

B. McLaren, Georgetown; 2 Allison siewm-t'_ 3 A|ex_ _Ha_m;1t,,,n, MCDUDSM- G°0|`g*t°W”r 3 Mein'-YW Best Pen of 2 Grey-faced Yearling I: S0n's. Montague- iswes-1 D. wiis°n,.2 v. shew, 3 M. BM 5 Ilmfman ADDI"-1 J- M- F. siiaw, nipgweiiui iuiiis.

Robertson & Bon, 2 H. G. Robertson B," pw 0| 2 (;r¢y.(a¢¢d Ewe

Qilontague; 3 Jno A. Annear, Lower Lambs_1*g_ B_ g|ay_ Bridgetown; 2

0” “8“°~ Cassius Cla ; 3 D. W Ison, Ca igan. Best 5 Stark Apples-1 J. M. Rob- Best G,-eyygaced Rum 2 allege or

ertson & Sun's, Inkerman; 2 H. G. oven ,-eg;,,;,e,-,,d_ oxford, 3115014 or R°'b°"'-5°“- 3 D' J- Sf-°W"t- Hampshirwl Faban Howlett, Gow-

Best 5 Pewaukee-1 Jno A. Annear, an B;-ne; 2 R. W. Stewart, Brudenell.

Lower Montague; 2 Geo. Annear, 3 Begg Gn,y-fa¢ed yea,-ling Ram, re- D~ J- BWV’-'V _ gistered, Oxford, Sutlolk or l-lamll' Bm 5 Kms »‘\PPl"_1 Wm M°A“1' shire-1 'rims Rice, Greeridcid; 2 J.

ny, Georgetown Royalty; 2 E. B. McLe°d_ B,-idgetowm

McLean, Georgetown, 3 Jno Robert- CLASS v__Pigs_ son. Best Yorkshire Boar, 1 year or over

Best 5 F°'m“"‘° AW1°5°1 MN- D- registered-1 Stewart Bros; 2 W. L.

Shaw, Briidenell; 2 Mclntyre & Mcginnom whim Road Cross; 3 V.

on's, Montague; 3 E. B. McLaren, 3|mw_ Mon¢_ag,,f_._ , °°"5°t°W”- Best Yorkshire Boar. under 12 Best 5 other variety named-1 months and over 3 months, register- “mu B' Aitken- A"'k°“'5 F°"`75 2 ed-1 Stewart Bros, 2 Wm. McKin- no Robertson & Son’s, 3 Geo. An- nom ear' Lower Mcmtague- Best Yorkshire Sow, with litter Of Best 1 box Apples packed for ex- not less than 4 pigs-1 D, McGregor,

port-l R. W. Stewart, Brudenell; 2 2 Keenan 3|-0s_ 3 Stewart Bi-os,

1

Jno Robertson & Son

Best 20 Hyslop C1-ab Apples--1 Carl

S. Stewart, Brudenell; Z Chas Par- ker, Georgetown Royalty.

Best 20 .Yellow Magnum Bon-um

Plums-1 Geo. Wright, Lower Mon- tague; 2 D. J. Stewart, Lower Mon- tague; 3 Sam'l B. Aitken, Lower Montague.

Best 20 Moore’s Arctic Plum-1D.

J. Stewart, Lower Montague; 2 Jas. E. Rourke, Montague;'3 Mclntyre & Son’s, Montague.

Best 20 Lombard Plums-1 McIn-

tyre & Son’s, Montague; 2 Jas E. Rourke, Montague; 3 Roy Bulpit, Roaeneath.

Best 20 Bradshaw Plums-1 Preston

Campbell, 2 J. L. Poole, Lower Mon- tagiie.

Best 20 Damsons-l D. J. Stewart,

Lower Montague; 2 Mrs. Annie Wight- man, Lower Montague.

Best other variety Plums, named-

1 D. J. Stewart, Lower Montague; 2 Ed Poole, Lower Montague; 3 Kate Keenan, Georgetown. '

Best 5 Clapp's Favorite Pears--l

R. W.'Stewart, Brudenell; 2 Mrs. D. K. Shaw, Brudenell; 3 Roy Bulpit, Roseneath.

Best 5 Bartlett Pears-,-1 D. J.

Stewart, Lower Montague; 2 Mrs. Annie Wightman, Lower Montague, 3 Ed Poole.

Best 5 other variety Pears named-

1 D. J. Stewart, Lower Montague; 2 Mrs." A. Wightman, 3 Alex. McPhee, Georgetown. .

CLASS IV.-Sheep.

Best Long Wool Ram, 2 shears or

over registered, may be Lincoln, Leicester or Cotswold-1 Stewart Bros., Alliston; 2 (J. Poole, Montague 3 Samuel B. Aitken, Lower Monta- ~gue.

Best Long Wool Yearling Ram, rc-

gistercd, may bc Lincoln, Leicester ur Cotswold-1 Mont Annear.

Best Long Wool Ram Lamb, regis-

tered, may be Lincoln, Leicester or Cotswold--1 Stewart Bros, 2 Keenan Bros.

Best Pen of two Long Wool

Ewes, having each raised a larriblthis year-I Stewart Bros, 2 and 3 Keen- an Bros. ~

Best Pen of two Long Wool Yearl-

ing Ewes-1 and 2 Keenan Bros.

Best Pen of two Long Wool Ewc

Lambs-1 Nathan Acorn; 2 and 3 Keenan Bros.

Best Grey-faced Ram, 2 shears or

over, registered, Shropshire or Southdown-1'D. K. Shaw, Briide- nell; 2 Thos. Wright, Greenfield; 3 V. Shaw, Montague.

Best Grey-faced Yearling Ram, re-

gistered, Shnopshire or Southdown- 1 D. K. Shaw, 2 David Wilson, Car- digan; 3 Cassius Clay.

-liure Your

Best Pair Yorkshire Pigs under 7

Best 20 Transcendent Crab Apples- monthm bm-r,,\vg excluded-1 W. L., _P~ W- G0t°ll. Georgetown: 2 Mrs-liuckinnon, 2 and 3 Stewart Bros. MIUON M0312 GEOFSWOWH- Best Berkshire Boar, 1 year and

over, registered-1 W. Shaw-_

Best Berkshire Boar under 12

months and over 3 months, register- ed.-1 Geo. Annear.

Best Pair Berkshire Pigs, under 7

months, barrows excluded-1 Chas. Ross. '

breed or cross, to Weigh “Of USS than 170 lbs., nor more than 220 lbs.-1 John Devine, Georgetown; '_ Stewart Bros, 3 W. L. l\1cl{innon_

-Webster Mid ell

Best Pen ol` two Bacon Hogs, any'5¢¢,»_ .

l’eter’s Bay? 2 D~ ],“°Gr°5°r- M°“' tague; 3rd David Reid.

Begg Cart. Stallion, Island bred

uve, 4 years, not rcglistered-1 J. E. Dingweil, Midgell; 2 Jolin'Cornney.

Best Cart Mu.re with lier foal-1 J. A. stewart. Montague: 2 J. H- MC- Kinnon, Rollo Bay Centre; _3 Allison McDonald, Geori§¢Y»0WU- I Beg; Cart Filly or Gelding under

4 years-1 A. H. Lannon, 2 J. A. McCormack, 3 B. Webster, Midgell.

Best Cart Filly or Gelding under

3 years-1 Dan'l McQuarrie, N. P., 2

Wm. R. Webster, Rollo Bay West; 3| Geo. Parker, Royalty. _

Besi Cart Filly oi- Gelding under_

2 years-1 Peter D.,Peters, Rollo Bay* Eas 2 Jos E Deagle, Rollo Day

Best Cart Foal of 1909-1 J. A.

Stewart, Montague; 2 John H. Mc- Kinnon, Rollo Bay Centre; 3 Allison McDonald, Georgetown. 1

Best Mare or Gelding for genera1|

pur||95g_ any age-1 Thos. Lannon, Somerville; 2 H. B. Gordon, George- town; 3 T. D. Campbell, New Perth.

Best. Draft Mare _o Gelding, any

age-1 Jas. H. Mallaid, 2 Jos. Dmgie, Rollo Bay Centre; 3 Judsonl

Best 'Cai-ripiige Mare or Gelding,

shown in Carriage-1 Russel Burhoe, Montague; 2 G. R. Keele, Rollo Bay Centre; 3 Di- A. J. Fraser, Montague.

Best pair Draft Horses, both to

bc owned by;tlie exhibitor and to he shown in harness to a truckwaE0l1 (may be 2 Geldings or 2 mares or a mare and a Gelding-1 Judson Web-

CLASS II.-Cattle.

Best Siiortliorn Bull, 2 years- or

over. registered-1 Fred Ferguson, L. _\'o'nta»:i~r~ “ T Power, New Perth. .

CLASS VI.-Poultry.

1 Ohas Parker, Georgetown; 2 B~ NC'

Best Pair Turkeys liattlied in 1910-

1 Chas Parker, 2 B. McFarlane.

Best Pair Ducks (Ruwen)-1 Hiram

Clay; 2 James Westaway.

Best Pair Ducks (Pekin)-1 H. Clay

2 Mrs. Nat Westaway.

Wright, Greenfield. ,

Best Pair Brown Leghoru Chickens

' Y

-1 G. W. Aitken, 2 Geo. Aunear.

Best Pair Wyandotte Chickens-1

Peter-Gollett, Georgetown; 2 Mrs. A. D. McPhee. , -

Best Pair Black Spanish or Min-

orca Chickens-1 James McDonald.

Best Pair Orpington Chickens-1

Patrick Rice.

Best Pair Rhode Island Red Chick-

cns-1 Geo. Yoston, Georgetown; 2 Ella Montgomery.

Best Pair Geese (Toulouse)--1 and

2 Keenan Bros.

Best Pair Geese (Embden)-1 James

I\’lcDoiial-d, 2 P. Morrisey.

- CLAS S 1.-Horses.

Best Carriage Stallion, any age,

registered-1 David Reid, Victoria Cross.

Best Carriage Stallion, Island

bred, over four years, not registered -1 Geo. A. Wood, Fortune Bd.; 2 Allan Shaw, Cardigan.

foot-1 Russel G. McDonald, Com- mercial Cross; 2 Alex. McDonald, Little Pond; 3 Jacob F. Duckendorff, Mt. Hope.

Best Carriage Filly or Gelding, un-

der 4 years-l K. C. Morrison, Dun- das; 2 H. Robertson, Lot G5; 3 Pat McGee, St. l\Iary's.

Best Carriage Filly or Gelding, un-

der 3 years-1 (‘. R. Webster, Marie; 2 Jas. Henry, Georgetown; 3 C. A. McDonald, Little Pond.

Best Carriage Filly or Gelding, un-

der 2 years-1 Bowley Webster, Marie 2 Pat Kelly, Cardigan; 3 Wm. R. W-ebster, Rollo Bay.

Best Carriage Foal of 1909-1B.

McDonald, 2 Alex. Hamilton, jr., New Pertrh; 3 Alex. A. McDonald, Little Pond. .

Best Clydesdale, Shire or Percher-

on Stallion any age, registered-1

_. _ . , . . _ _ _ _ . C _ _

in-f~, (.1-orgcto_\vn_ Best 3 Cabbage. drum head-1 John Helfer' calved "1 1903-1 and 2 Thom- st Peter S lyde Home C0' St Best Collt-ction lslnnd l<`erns.;:i»\Ti‘i Miirpliy, 2 W. 'J. Stewart, 3 Mrs. as Henry' 3 John H- M°Ki““0¥\- _ll

in pots-1 Mrs D. J. Stewu ' 2 ‘ ' Rollo Ba C 1;

Annie Wiglitman.

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“`»"tii Pwfiise. Best 2 G , h ,__1 M _ A . B_est Jersey or Guernsey Grad _

- st ron on n nidntini--i r ` i zumm ms N "me Heller. calved ' 1909 i R D B J r 7"' °'-9 *EU

it i- i s ip,-itman, L. Bo - U1 '° . . Kehoe, n. J. si..-~.--fri, 2 izduii \vi,iiitn.»i ; w, _1_ Stewgm wer' Georgetown' 2 _D- Stewart. Lower Montague; 3 ’

B'-st Cnllr-<.ti~n t ~‘\fu- 1" his-, nest 2 oitron Melon-.-1 w. J. MMO" Hemphill. Georgetown,

tinct »<-if.;--i ii.; ._ af ..in~t_.S,ewa_t_ 2 md Poem 3 M,S_ A,,,,,,, Bfwt Jersey or Guernsey Grade Gcorgctowii; 2 l<Idirl -liiniiui. Wir-btman. Helftr, calved in 1910-1 Thomas

CLASS Xl.-*il Ling. Dcst Pumpkin by weight- Henry'

Best .Since li.».= .ic l-rcivl

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Gordon, 2 J. L. Stewart, V

.lStcwart, Georgetown. Covfv "1 milk OF CHU. BUY BB*-1 Wm.

home H18-<10-'sl ‘-Y‘ll'_'~' - . ~co1`-, Best Squash, mammoth-1 W. J. Mccunnell' getown;_ 2 .‘-‘lui-tlisi _-`i. , 'rd l’f.§f%tcwnrt, 2 Ed. Poole. Best Holsteill 0? H0|Sf9ill Grade

Best Sim, ,MQ _._ _,,,,, _ut ,,, _ “mt S(m8sh_ H“hbm_d__1 w_ _,_ Heifer, calved in 1909-1 and 2 F. G.

.Graham Bri- i l lr __ ... l`.. irl“_li»c,fé-ltcivart, 2 Clias Larers, Georgetown; Bovyer'

4 Grforgetowzi, 2 ltrlirl M i'ri.=cy',i3 Mrs. Annie Wiirlitman. Best Holstein or Holstein Grade ~- Georgetown. ! Desi. 3 Cabbage, Savoy-1 W. J. Heuer’ calved in 1909'“1 Mont MC' ,‘\,_.?_; Best 1 dozen Ten Bisciiii..~;--‘ Mrs. Stewart. , 'Lean' 2 F~ G~ B0VY€I'» 3 Jas. Gordon

‘Jno Smith, Georgietown; 2 .\'li~i~‘. Dr.| liest Collection Table Vegetables New Penh' _ . stewart. icrown by the i~:<iiiiiit0i» (potatoes BFS* H°’S*‘=l“ °f H01Hl=@il1 Grade

wt” 'Basil dozen llaised Biscuits or not included-1 W. .I. Stewart 2 H. H'"f°"~ °fl1‘/ed in 1910 -1 Mont Mc- . Rolls-1Mrs. Jno Smith, 2 Maggie W. 'l'oombs_ ' L03". 2 F- G- BOVYCFJ 3 C. J. Bruce

| nell, Georgetown. <'l..-\‘.s‘S VII.---Butter and Cheese. vaueyseld'

~.-2.. _ t Pound (lake, plain icing- Mrrlon Moi-risey, Georgetown;

" "Mdlggie Sencniibougl..

Best P,nt jnr . *xr-d Piclzlmi, home Cross; 2 Violet McLean. New Perth; mired and a’n.t° be Owned bY U16 GX- miide-i iuarior r wise, 2 Mrs. id. :i J. w. iicxiiii, vin-iiigdn. "“"‘°."- Th.” l“dK° to zlve i-reference Bulpitt, Cardigan. I Best /basket of New Butter, not §"IE'“‘§’Tm’tY Of 1'-YDS--1 J. Mont

c can

f -=“.'- _ .-_-

llcst tub or crock of Salt Butter not less than 20 lbs., liomema-dc-1 Mrs. Mnlrolm Nichol:-'on, Victoria

SI-TCE

PGLISH

“Good for Leather Standathe Weatl1er"

OL() Shoo Polish, sold ill iliac big’ box, givvri riiorie .siiiiii-s- ioiiiilig ili r4-ui.ci- luill., ki-ops iii-i~li .»|igi-r-- mano for quirk

iii-l.i<»u, rli-anis i-its-ii'r ~ being piartiriilly we-iiihi-i--|iiuol', holds iia liriiliiiiii-y uii ilio shot- for tl giriilui- tiiiiu- und costs you only' ilu- sumo us rinnliui- ;»iu;|\iiges- _lust tt-ii cc-nts.

Polo 'l'un Polish cleans,- polyshcs null |cn\uB leaincr its ualurul color. 12 ' cf rs mid shon men .sell

H lwlul Laulli like It.

. A

Best Holstein or Holstein Grade

Best Herd of Dairy Cattle, con-

sisting of 1 Bull and 4 females, 1 year old or over. Billl to be regis-

Best pair of Steers, 1 year old-1

Wm. McConnell, 2 J. Mont McLean. -Best pair of Steers, Calves of 1910

-1 Mont Annear; 2 F. G. Bovyer.

CLASS IX.--Fruit.

Best 5 Red Astrachan Apples-1

Wm. McAulay, Georgetown Royalty; 2 J. M. Robertson & Son, Inkerman, 3 H. G. Robertson, Montague.

Best 5 Duchess of Oldenburg Ap-

ples-l J. M. Robertson & Son, In- kerrnan; 2 Alex. Hamilton, New Perth; 3 H. G. Robertson, Montague.

Best 5 Gravenstein Apples-1 J. M.

Robertson & Son, `2 Wm. McAulay, Georgetown Royalty; 3 H. G. Rob- ertson, Montague.

Best 5 Alexander Emperor Apples-

1 J. M. Robertson & Bon, 2 McIn- tyre &: Son, 3 H. G. Robertson. Best 5 Wolf River Apples-1 D.

Stewart, Lower Montague; 2 J. W.

Georgetown.

Best 5 Wealthy Apples-1 Mclntyre

A; Sons, Montague; 2 Jas. E. Rourke, Montague; 3 Jno A. Annear.

Beat 5 Ribston Pippin Appleo-1 J.

M. Robertson I: Sons, 2 L. Bovyer, Georgetown; 3 Harry Campbell, Mon- tsgue.

Best 6 Northern Spy Apples--_-1 D. J . Stewart, 2 Ed. Poole, Lower Mon-`

McPhee, Georgetown; 8 Chas. Parker*

(holler

Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica,

Pain in the back have been cured, in the real meaning of the word, by a little Stilli'rigia,, iodide of Potas- sium, Poke Root, Guaiac Resin and Sarsaparilla. Any person canitake these renmdles in any reasonablen- moiint with perfect safety,-and the results have been found to 'be as- tonishing. It has been proven that this combination makes up the best rbeumatism remedy in existence, having actually cured many stu-liborn cases of over 30 and 40 years' stand- ing-even in the persons of old age.

The live ingredients mentioned

-above prepared with great accuracy and skill not only in regard to pro- portion, but also in selecting the best material, have been put up in compressed tablet form, and are called'

"GLORIA TONIC." and fifty lhouund lmxu are offered (ru fu introduce il- _

If you suffer from any form of uric

acid in the blood, and have ‘Rheuma- tdsm, Gout, Lumbago, Sclatlcn,this ls the way to drive it out ol j your

system in quick time; Simgly land your name and address, NCLOB- ING THIS ADVERTISEMENT, to JOHN A. SMITH, 705 Laing Biilld- lng,Windsor,0ntario,and by return mall you will receive the box abso-

tague,` 3 Chas. Parker, Geormtown.

F

_ But 5,Ben Darin Apples-1 Jno_A. .oinninatipn i-ewyw _ ._3$_,_

ionilv free. it ls only in "Gloria Tonic" that you can get the above

ABL.

. Ullb FOR JO YIAII

BEARIN E

_ IIAII POKADB Dellmtely perfumed. Contains

I the pure grease of the Canadian

lar, which_i| unequalled for promoting the growth of the hair.

llonlxenl.

Best Pair Turkeys 1 year Or Ov"-i J..imst~n, cambridge.

Farlane, Lower Montague. _ i

. _ _ _ A

Best Pair White Legliorn Cliickeusl

--1 W. Westaway, Albion; 2 Patrick;

-i and 2 iuaicoim Niciidison, New-_§, Perth. ;`(.

Best Paii Pl mouth Rock Chickens J

Best Carriage Mare, with foal at

ABest`1-lo`ls`tein Bull, 2 years or over -1 C. J. Bruce. Valleytield; 2 F. G.

Roi. Bulpitt Cardigan, 2 Geo

nnear, 3 Jas Ae McDonald Best Ayrshire Bull, calved in 1909, 1 Alex. Hamilton,jr. Best Ayrshire Bull, calved in 1909

-1 Chas Ross, Lower Montague.

CLASS XII. ` “

Best Ayrshire Bull, 2 years or over,

-i _~ . ` ' -

Woolen Goods Sz Fancy Work. Best 7; yards full dress Cloth, rey, home made-1 Robert Stewart, ontague, 2 Mrs. Geo. Matliieson, ardigan. . Best 7.} yards full dress Cloth, black, homie made-1 Mrs. Alex. Mc-. Leod, Mt. Hope; 2 Mrs. Jno McPher- son, Brooklyn.

Best 10 yards White Flanncl, twil-

led, home made-1 Mrs. Philip Mor- rison, Royalty, 2 Lizzie McKinnon

Best 10 yards Wool Carpet home

made-1 Mrs. Margaret McDonald, Mt. Hope; 2 Mrs. Jacob Dockendorfi, Mt. Hope. _

Best Pair Blankets-1 Mrs. N. J.

Pliersou, Brooklyn; 2 Mrs. George _Csmpbe-ll, Montague.

Best Horse Rug-1 Mrs. N. J. Mc-

Pherson, Brooklyn.

Bcst Knit Counterpane-1 Emily

McPherson, Montague.

Best Woven Counterpane-1 Mrs.

Jno Gordon, Mitchell's River; 2 Mrs. Jno McPherson, Brooklyn.

Best Hearth Rug, all wool-1 Mrs

Albert. Dewar, 2 Mrs. T. K. Cam- eron, New Perth.

Best Heartli Rug, all rag-1 Mrs.

C. H. Poolc,_ Lower Montague; 2 E_mily McPherson, Montague.

Best 2 pairs Woolen Socks-1 Mrs.

Annie Campbell, hlontagiie; `2 Mrs. Jno McEachern, New Perth. _ Best 1 pair Woolen Gloves-I Mrs.

Jno McEachern, N_ew Perth; 2 Mrs. E. Boiiflei-cali, Lower Montague.

Best Pair* Winter Mitts-1 Mrs.

Annie Campbell, Montague; 2 Mrs. R. J. Stewart, Montague.

Beat Collection Knit Goods-1 Mrs C. H. Poole, Lower Montague; 2 Mrs E. Boudreau.

Best Centre Piece in white or col-

ored lines--1 Lilian McLaren, George- town; Z Jean Aitken, Georgetown.

Best Collection Fancy Work-1

Jean Aitken, Georgetown; 2 Mrs. E. J. Robertson, Lower Montague.

Best Selection Lace Work-1 Lilian

McLaren, 2 Mrs. A. McFarlane.

Best Painting, oil, framed-1 Art-

hur Yoston, Georgetown; 2 Mrs. Geo.

Yoaton, Georgetown.

Ilest Selection Fancy Needlework-

1 Mrs. Dr. Robertson, Montague; 2| Mrs. C. L. Lowther, Montague.

Best Selection Kluitting and Croch-

eting-1 Mrs Jno Gordon, Mitchell River; 2 Mrs. R. R. Jenkins, George-

town.

Best Tea Cosy, mounting to be

considered-1 Gertie Annear, Lower

Montague.

Best Patch Work Quilt-1 Mrs. Jno

Gordon, Mitchell River; 2 Mrs. Bcnj.

Delorie, Georgetown. B95* Pymgraphy Specimen-1 Mrs.

Irvin li Lawienmlkn. Aitken, Georgetown; 2 Estelle Aitken,

Cassius Clay, Dundas; 2 Bessie Poole Lower Montague.

Best Evelet Embroidery-1 Jean

% --_ r _m _' ' _____g 'T' ';_ _, __ _ "* -'!

"` . ’ , ` less than 5 lbs.-1 Miss M-.nie ..-. , I ' f . ndndid, Launching; 2 Mm. Capt. ‘li E ‘~ ‘ ' ' ‘, ' - 5. ‘ Phee, Georgetown; 3 Mrs. J. M.

-_ _ -' -,. Y .‘ - , _ . Lean New Perth.

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ForWoinen-I.-ydla E. Pink-

C--=3°l 3 ”`~'“- ”°"’°*'~ iham’s Vegetable-Compound

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the

and I

you time

Womeneverywheresliouldremember

that there is no other remedy known to medicine that will cure fe male weak. ness and so successfully carry women through the Change of Life us L dia E. Pinkliam'sVegetable (lompounii made from native roots and herbs.

For 30 years it has been curing

women from the worst forms of female ills - inflammation, ulceration, dis- placemeiits, tibroid tumors, irregullri. lies, periodic pains, hacknche, and .iurvoiis prostriition.

If you-want special advice wrlto

|'orlttoM rs.Pinklia|i\,Lynn,l\Isll. It is free and always he nfnl.

Best Tea Cloth, in wh-ite or color-

ed. line'n or 'cotton-1 Mrs. Tapper, Georgetown; 2 Gertie Annear.

Best Sofa Pillow-1 Mrs. 'I‘. K.

Cameron, New Perth; 2 Lilian Mc- Laren, Georgetown.

Best Pair Pillow Shams-1 Mrs.

Jno Mellish, Montague; 2 Mrs. E. J. Robertson, Lower Montague.

Best Sideboard or tray Cloth-l

Pearl Howlett, Dundas; 2 Mrs. E. J, Robertson, Lower Montague.

CHlLDREN'S WORK.

- U-rider 13 years. - Best Pillow Case-1 Blanche Col-

liiigs, Sturgeon; 2 Elizabeth Sluinner, Georgetown.

Best Outline Work-1 Wilmont

Campbell, Wliim Road; 2 Ella Camp- bell, Whim Road.

Best Dressed Doll-1 Bertha Smith,

Georgetown; 2 Elizabeth Skinner.

_ Best Scrap Book-1 Blanche Col-

lings; 2 Adele Smith, Georgetown.

CLASS XIV.-Miscellaneous.

50 lbs flour from Island grown

Wheat-1 S. B. Aitken, Lower Mon- tague; 2 R. W. Stewart, Brudenall.

50 lbs Oatmeal Island grown-1 J. J. Morrison, Georgetown Royalty; 2 Wi.liam Cain, New Perth.

Collection Weeds, named-1 Geor e

- - B Anifc_i_i_-_,__Lower Montague.

_ _ DIED `

Mc(`AHltl<]N- At the City Hospital,

Sept 26th, 1910, Catherine McCar- rrn, -ageil 62 years.

Cf)l<`l°`IN---At Mt Stewart, on Sept.

28th, 1910, James Collin, aged 79 years. _

.McPHERSON- At Upton, Dundas,on

the 17th of Sept 1910, Norman Mc- Pherson in the 74th years of his age.

CAIRNS-At Cape Traverse, on Sept

16, 1910, Mrs Catherine Cairns, aged sixty years, relict of the late Wm Cairns. She leaves to mourn four daughters.

McLEOD- At Murray River on the

morning of Friday 23rd inst Mar- garet Catherine, hcl-oved wife oi Calvin McLeod, and daughter of the late Thomas Lowe, 'aged 42 years. Great sympathy ls felt for the bereaved husband and family. DOMVILLE-In this City on Sept. 27th. 1910. Hazel, infant daughter of (‘.. J. Uomrille.

PROWSE.-At Bracli’loy Pt Road, on

Sept. 28, I-'nrry Arthur, infant son of Ernest and Mrs Prowse aged 4 months and 3 weeks. Funeral -will be on Thursday at 2 o'clock to Sherwood (lf-m¢=t°rv.

Georgetown.

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