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I j HALL WHEN PRESERVING OR PICKLING Buy only spices are the best which purest We keep no compounds or low grade pure Fruit Jars ALL SIZES AND STYLES ANY QUANTITY VERY LOWEST PRICES NEW Comb Honey FINE QUALITY The Leading Reliable firoeer Telephone HONEST WATCHES A small price Is not caved when buying watch The real economy of wear and correct time keeping is the true lest of value Ve have built up a rep utation for- reliable Intend to keep it by celling only the dependable kind Our fctock comprises all NEWEST STYLES in Watches and Jewelry Atkinson Co JEWELERS Kiln St Newmarket Toronto jMfe Wheat per butb a J5 Wheat per a per 1 A a Worth York Fajr Prize Winners Continued from Page OUT ETC Astern la t Bert Gardner 2nd 1st 2nd Newton Mrs without foliage lit Mrs Jones Mart to Dahlias double 1st a J Smith 2nd Willis Hollyhock Newton MAdgoW 1st Mrs- FJones 2nd Mies Thompson bed col with foliage 1st Martin 2nd Smith J Partridge 2nd Petunias 1st Joseph 2nd C J Smith Verbenas best col let Mrs 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PUinU TcfeWnd J Partridge Hanging Pros 2nd J Partridge- Plants Mrs K 2nd Bros Plant let J Partridge 2nd Martin House Plants gen col 1st J Smith 2nd J G Partridge House plants goa coL Mrs I 2nd J Partridge- House Plants col let J Partridge 2nd Mrs DOMESTIC PRODUCTS Grape wine let Bert Gardner 2nd Mrs Fannie A O home 1st Fannie 2nd Mrs young Tomato Catsup let Mrs Howard 2nd Bert Gardner Catsup A 1st A 2nd Bert Gardner Preserved Pears J 2nd Preserved let Mrs Uriah Young 2nd It Mrs Cane 2nd Mrs Preiser Preserved apples sit Mrs Geo 2nd f Fisher preserved red let Mrs 2nd ten prenved TJurnjft Mies A Wool ten 2nd Mrs Preserved let Mrs Mrs 2nd A Preserved Red let J Fisher Preserved Black 1st Millard 2nd Mrs Orange MlirmjibJV Mrs 2nd Mrs Young Canned Lee 2nd Mrs I Mrs Geo 2nd Collection of 2nd Mrs Mustard PlckVV Mrs 2nd A Wot ten Mixed PIcWes 2nd A iWIIIIams- I Sauce 1st Mrs- Young Governor Sauce 1st Mrs fter 2nd A If Hill Chow let Gardner Miss Bennett Mil lard 2nd A Starr Honey Best Gil bert lbs lard home let lUrt 2nd R If Millard Beet fowl for Market let Mrs Howard J A Starr Chicken cooked Mrs Fred 2nd W Beet Cured ham let Millard home let A Williams 2nd W Pie 1st 2nd A Pie- 1st Mr Wot ten 2nd Mrs Geo Pie A a 1st 2nd Mrs Howard Mrs Mrs A A Skinner fiiOcitate 1st Mrs Graver lire Howard 2nd Mrs Wm Cake A O let 2nd Mrs W Howard dot 1st A Skinner J Partridge Tea Bert Gardneri 2nd Home made Biscuits Baking Mrs A A Skinner 2nd 3rd Penrose Collection Domestic homo made 1st Geo Bent home made rsins- 1st Home made bread lt Gardner 2nd Mrs 3rd Mrs Uriah FINE of 1st Study of Head 1st J G Suite Mercer list Bailey 2nd Mies Susie Mercer Marine 1st Susie Mercer 2nd J G Flowers or Fruit 1st Miss Susie Mercer 2nd Florence Bailey not Flowers or Fruit 1st M Bailey 2nd Miss Mercer Silk or other Fabrics 1st Flor ence M Bailey 2nd Mrs Oil painting on China Mrs I 2nd MLss Penrose Figure Subject lBt 2nd Miss Landscape Florence Bailey 2nd Mrs O J Marine 1st 2nd Miss Susie Mercer Animals 1st Susie Mercer 2nd Florence M Bailey Flowers or Fruit 1st Florence M Bailey 2nd Mrs Still Life not Flowers or fruit 1st Florence M Bailey 2nd Pastel any subject 1st iflea Sus ie Mercer 2nd J Pen and Ink Sketch 1st Sus ie Mercer 2nd Florence M Bailey Pencil- Drawing 1st J Charcoal Drawing let Miss Sus ie Mercer 2nd J Mulr Collection Fine Arts 1st J Mulr 2nd Miss Penrose Chip Carving amateur only 1st J A Baetedo 2nd Mrs How ard Relief Carving amateur only 1st J A 2nd Fisher a a I Fisher 2nd WORK Art Braid Mrs Kersey 2nd Mies I Bead work Bennett 2nd Miss li Gannon Berlin wool work 1st Fisher Crochet work and Fancy braid comtopd-tl0t- Mies 2nd Miss Fisher Crochet work In cotton let Lou 2nd Crochet work in 1st Fisher 2nd Mrs A Graham Collection fancy crochet work hi H 2nd Miss hair Mire 2nd Mrs Corah and brush Newton 2nd Miss Kersey Collar and cuff ease 1st Coronation Braid work 1st 2nd Mrs Smyth piece embroidered- 1st Mrs J 2nd Woo ten Centre piece A IS 2nd Mis Lou Gannon Carving cloth drawn worklnt Mrs Kersey 2nd Miss Gannon 1st J Wlllmot 2nd Mies A Wotten any other kind let Mrs- J 2nd Miss I con Drawn work or Mexican Work- 1st John WUlson 2nd Miss on ellk or satin- 1st Mrs Smyth 2nd Mrs Kersey on Bolting cloth 1st Mrs J 2nd Mis I McPhen- on flannel gatraeAti lot Mies 2nd Miss IS on tnb lawn Initials or J Enahyd EcoIesiaKticul- lat B Mrs T Smyth Gannon Mr In lace stitches let Mrs W Howard 2nd Mrs 1 Mr 2nd Smyth Embyd Mrs- A Kersey 2nd Mrs J Bulgarian let A 2nd Mrs col not kind 1st J W nd Mrs Howard Easel scarf J it Mr 2nd I McPherson Foot rest 1st Mle L 2nd Mrs Feather 1st 2nd Mrs Kersey Gloves and tie case let Mies A 2nd Miss I Case- 1st Mr J 2nd Mrs Smyth Half do 1st Miss A 2nd Head MoCauJoy A A Skinner Ideal 1st Mies A WooU ten 2nd Mrs Jewel work 1st Miss Fierier 2nd Mrs Smyth Lace let A 2nd A Williams Lace Point let Mrs- A Graham Miss Gannon Lace Mre Kersey 2nd Laws Mrs Kersey 2nd Smyth Loco pin lift Mlsa m 2nd Urn Lace knitted In wool cotton eta 1st Mr Md- Lac crocliet In wool etc llectWn of named let Mr Kersey IviMntlry Graham 2nd Miss A Woottei Ladles fancy work bag let I Lamp shade 2nd If Mantel Mia L fi Mount work let Mies Mo- Mrs a Howard Knitting fancy or plain 1st Mr End Miss Newspaper Fisher 2nd Outline work ftst Mr- 2nd J Mra J Wlllmot 2nd Miss I Pincushion A K 1st Fisher 2nd Mrs J Pillow shame let Miss I 2nd Mies Pillow shams A 1st A Williams 2nd Piano cover lsb Mrs 2nd Mrs O J Williams Pater Mr 2nd M Bennett Photo frames 1st Mlse B Fisher 2nd Mrs J W WlUmor Queen Anne Darning 1st Mrs Smyth2 Miss L Ribbon work let L Fish er 2nd Mies Bennett case 1st MUs L er2nd Mies A Sideboard scarf 1st Mr J 2nd Mrs Screen fancy Mrs Ker sey Miss L Fisher Sofa cushion silk or lace- 1st Mies Sofa cushion A 1st 2nd Mies Annie Teapot holder Jet Mrs- WUlmpt Snd MUs a Tabic Mlios Annie Lundy 2nd setlst Mr J Wlllmot mats 1st Mr J mot 2nd Miss B 1st L Fisher 2nd Miss Gannon Tea white linen lt Mrs J 2nd Mr W Howard Ten nosey A O 1st Mr Mrs Thoa Trav cloth linen 1st Mrs 2nd Miss Lepard holder fancy- In 2nd Watch pocket 1st Mlsa B Fisher 2nd Mrs h P ts Work basket decorated- Miss L 2nd W Poker work on leather or wool 1st Mis A Wootten 2nd Mrs O J Five toa cloth Lit cMCauley 2nd Mrs- Smyth Exhibitor winning largest number 1st in the class Judge Mrs Bramp ton Ont INDIES Babys in white ma ti- erial Mlas A Wootten 2nd Mrs Geo To ml son Button holes on materia 1st Mrs Ley man 2nd Mrs- A Graham drees kind 1st Mrs B 2nd Mrs Carriage or Sofa Afghan wool 1st Mrs Young 2nd Mrs Wootr ten Carriage or Sofa Afghan A K let Mrs 2ndfMrs J i Mrs Kersey Babys wool Mrs Samells- Crochet Collection plain let Mrs EL a G- Samel Dyeing articles Mrs Geo 2nd Darning on or stockings lt Mrs Uriah Young 2nd A Horse Blankets homemade 1st Mrs Uriah Young Knitted hand made 1st Mrs Kersey 2nd- John I Knitted wool stockings homemade 1st iflss I 2nd Miss Lou Gannon KnltUxl stock Ingots hand made jet Ml Si 2nd Miss I ifcPheraon Knitted wool mitts fine hand made 1st fiOss 1 2nd John Knitted wool made 1st Miss 1 2nd Gilbert Knitting Collection plain work 1st Mies I 2nd Mrs IS Ladles Apron hand made 1st A Wootten 2nd B Fisher Ladles white cotton nightgown hand 1st Miss L 2nd Mrs Smyth Ladles Flannelette nightgown hand 1st Miss Fisher 2nd Miss I Ladles any mat erial 1st Mrs H 2nd Mrs Set white Underwear 1st Gannon 2nd L Mrs Fisher Mens cotton shirt hand made lot Mrs Klrsey 2nd Mrs T Table Mats one set lot Mre Fred 2nd Mrs Judges Mrs W Soalesnnd le CHILDRENS DEPARTMENT Scrap Album let George Mann 2nd Bogart I Collection Poet Stamps In Ablum 1st Vernon 2nd Elsie Collection Buttons on 1st Collection Butterflies etc 1st Vernon Martin 2nd Flora McDonald Best dressed Doll under years 1st Zelln Lee 2nd Edna Penmanship under years old 1st Sadie Green Snd Helen under years old 1st Frank Brunton 2nd Allan Cody Penmanship under years old 1st Marion Drawing 1st Marlon Green 2nd Garnet pencil or crayon let Gilbert Johnston 2nd Rus- Collmpj Best pair 1st M Graham 2nd Marlon Green sooklt worked Button holes In cot ton 1st 2nd Bogart Three hemmed handkerchiefs Gilbert Johnston 2nd Marion Green Yard Crochet cotton lace- 1st Mnrjorle 2nd Audrey Bogart Fancy work Marlon Green 2nd Sadie Green wild Flowers 1st Monty 2nd Maggie West Best bunch Sweat Peas not pupil years and under 12 years 1st Maud Holmes 2nd Smith iJrd Willie Sherman Best bunch sweet pea years and over list Smithy 2nd Lush Jennie ith Garnet Loaf Home made bread let Gardner 2nd Delia dozen tea Vio let 2nd Elsie 9eron Layer Gardner 2nd Elsie Penrose I J f SCHOOL COMPETI- Largest Load of Scholaralt No Snow Ball 2nd Franklin School Geo School Coming Longest Distance 1st Franklin School Geo Richardson Marching by school not less than 2Dlst No Vivian J A teacher Foot Race Boys under 15 Roy 2nd Harold Lush Foot Race Boys under 1st Mac 2nd Foot Race Girls under 15 let Lib Smith Mont a Skinner Foot under 1st Llla Smith Maud Holmes Boot ace 1st Mitton Sheridan Jos let Milton Sheridan 2nd Roy Legg Harold Lush Smyth cotton shirt machine made three members of the 1st Mrs A 2nd Mr Commons on Mom Kersey Mens Flannel Shirt hand made Oar Toronto better Fire broke out about oclock Saturday morning in the porkpack ing establishment Park Co at the foot St resulting in a loss of about A man named George Wilcox was arrested on Saturday for playing by embracing a young lady to him unknown on St Ho got six months On Front St cast of St early Saturday morning Alex was knocked down and robbed of in cash and a silver watch The police are investigating the case Wilfrid a boy seventeen years of age was crushed on Satur day between a coal wagon and ihc wall of the Toronto Street Railway power house He failed to get of the way when the wagon was tilt ed His collarbone and one rib were broken Alex Martin a soldier aged 22 and his young wife formerly Bye of Port Hope have been arrested charged with the niurder of the in fant found dead in Coatsworths cut The woman confessed that her hus band struck the child with an oar and then threw the body overboard The City Council lias repealed the Barbers early closing bylaw It K Cameron Grand Registrar of Grand Lodge Can ada was last Monday night installed In the duties of bis office in the pres ence of a large number of the craft He vas also presented with a Grand Lodge regalia on behalf of the mem bers of Harmony Lodge Magistrate Kingston this week fin ed Win grocer Queen St W without costs for distributing coupons similar to trad ing stamps to bis customers The United Irish League did honor to Mr John Redmond A and Mr Patrick OBrien British House evening The Coroners Jury on the cause of Set 2nd Miss death of Kathleen have turned a verdict of criminal white shirt and gence against the Hallway Co Mrs for not having automatic air brakes Mre they also find the motorman dlsplay- B 2nd a of jwlgincnt in not caw one Mra A Gratmm 2nd Mies A Wot ton Patching In three diff material ine on the inquest of not Mre A 2nd JjIk faUi W the ex- Miss at the Sunnysidc Rolling Quilt cotton patch Mills found that the explosion was Fred Teasby 2nd T caused by not having water holler I Quilt cloth patch Mrs the date fixed by lAh l0 T 2nd Mrs IB Quilt Mrs B Batter and General Produce Bought Day Agents for Myers il Cattle and Poultry Spice The Busy Corner Store Groceries Only J I Ever since this grocery store was first opened it a- suhied art active aspect Ten years grocery selling in this town gives us an insight to your demands and assists us to cater to them successfully We are out for your business and an order one trial Ordr will be appreciated and receive- our most careful attention We are selling more Tea thanever The excellenceof our several Blends arguments and convincing proofs to a convention for purpose of nomin ating a candidate for the Commons 2nd Miss Lou The tree autumn exhibition of In- Quilt any other dustrles and Joshua Wllleon flamJay in room Carpet homo the Womens Art Association Con- open until 6th of Deputy Ban ted has or Mr received a 54pound Mrs caught this with a troll In 12 bunches bananas 10c dozen Prime old cheese lb An assortment of Biscuits 10c lb fop Sweet Potatoes sound lbs for McLarens Jelly Powders for 25c Large package Coffee Cereal 17c 1 lb tin Baking Powder IOjc lb Davies Cooked Ham Hocks Corn Beef Vea Davies Sausage fresh daily Weinors for Saturday Davies Hams Rolls Breakfast Bacon Chase and Sanborns Superior Coffees ground while you wait per lb Phone 35 AND We have the Latest Patterns and make them to your satis faction both for Style and Fit A TRIAL SOLICITED WILL NEXT TO ATKINSON the north channel of Georgian Hay near The specimen has been mounted and will be added to the collection in the buildings For illegal arrest Pou nd the striking moulder Mho was arrested near the Canada foundry Company during the strike there two years ago was awarded J Oft dam ages by a jury the Joe Montague a tenyearold boy was knocked down by a Metropolitan ear on Yongc Street near the toot of Cemetery Hill The car fender picked him up and beyond a few slight bruises the boy was uninjured A GREAT BRIGHT SCHOOL Wc have just completed the and decorations of our entire premises and we he brightest school in the Its equipment in every depart ment is most complete its teaching stall Is composed of experts who make it their f to look after the individual needs of the students With bright comfortable rooms and unexcelled facilities Y M A building Toron to is In a position to give Its students the IN AND SHORT HAND No other Canadian College can produce such conclusive evidence the British American that Its of tudy meets the popular New free Principal MAIN STREET NEWMARKET Good in Ontario Per Cent is Suitable for Agriculture From the farthest north reached by any of the surveyors- sent out in this Province comes Mr I to day Mr Speight has had charge of a party for the Ontario Government which was running base and meridian lines for the commencement of next years township surveyors He cach ed a point about miles northwest of hake a point which is well within the area that has painted brown on the maps in indica tion of the Clay Hell The clay hell is there all right is the gist of the informal report Mr Speight made to the Crown Lauds Department today lie says that not less than per cent of the coun try he traversed will be suitable or agricultural purposes- The territory h well timbered with large poplars goodsized birch balsam etc Some of the whitewood reached a phenomenal size many trees being seen that would measure inches In The country having such bright ag ricultural prospects it would be strange If it much for the mineralogist Dr J K Work man who accompanied tha survey for the Department of Mines geolo gist reports that rock exposures arc few in number owing to the surface being everywhere covered with clay Some areas arc low and wet but are mostly capable of drainage and there seems no reason why the coun try should not be exceedingly valua ble agriculturally as soon as access to it Is made possible by the propos ed railways oee An engine and five care were de railed near and seven injured Kittyfour people were killed and injured in a collision between pas senger trains near Hodges sender tram vi J