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'Lots 10, 12. 13 and 14. Con. 2, Glen- \ 50 acres adjoining, 450 acres in all, Dd farms. On the property gro >od barns am; an extra good brick base. contammg seyenteen rooms. nd soft waver m latches, and an ace of good running spring water farms. Three good bearing orch- ers in 309d state of cultivation. :ellent grazxgxg lends, well timbre]. pasture urther [N CLARK or E e 5020' in one block or m ’ parcels to suit nrchaser. The pr, George T y. has purchas- mqthe W est and has decided to call 5133p to quick purchuor. Fat partzculars apply to 00d mber of improved valuable .0 New Ontario, near New rd for saleâ€"large discount for Map of the locality and terms in application to J. P. Tau-‘03:), Solicitor for Vendor. om plete 01888 d solid brick two storey dwelling. g Presbyterxan Manse pro rtym own, Durham, Corner 0t urham in streets. Seven rooms. pant?! cement floored cellor. etc. 600‘ tion in good‘ locality. Goodm an! and sott water, one acre 0" map for quick purchaser. liar >artxculars apply to ‘OHX W. MCKECHxII-z. Owner, 1906â€":1‘. Rocky Saugeen P. 0. Farms for Sale. 1.\' NEW ONTARIO. rmal House for Sale. â€"â€"â€"â€"w’ v- at to é’hurch" {:10 59 1'an unles 0t vi‘iz brick houseâ€"with -â€"on Queen street. Farm for Sale. 18. Farm for Sale. d Farm for Sale To Rent For Sale. ROBERT “993 Bull Calf! d Lot For sale rame dwelling on All monern conveni- ‘1 A FRAfiX A_ ROAL s. J. W. Caawronb. IOO ACRES 4. N. D. R-_ arm for Sale lwarm-m. wen: >ank barn an'l earing orchard ’ughed, four u on may b6 had >r partxculars a US apply to TELFORD. BEATON gushed; hard m3 ground with bear- barn. Also some 3. well watered. ’«tulars apply on ’L‘BHAE NEW \V. P. TELFORD‘ se 'to gravel Vrohd' village and post one block or 'm S ECOND CON. with growing cet. Apply to D. \VELSH. t-ment floor in the other half. 8 apply R 13 NORTH he Town OfDu. 93'. (‘CJXltainiqR‘ rms and paths. ‘c?"€o‘}§‘é. Durham, qu land. lCl arafraxa Nance LFORD, star. Durban. in tbé apply to Q toreys 0WD filax seedâ€"Dan Greenwood. Thos. Gadd. Indian cornâ€"R. Edge. Alex. Herd. Coll. grain, six varietiesâ€"William Smith. Potatoes, any kindâ€"George E. Ar- rowsmith, David Hamilton, William Smith. Potatoes, COILâ€"David Hamilton. Six Swede turnipsâ€"Wm. Herc}, J. a: J. Hunter. Robert Edge. Turnips. any other kindâ€"William Willis, William Scarf. Marigold \Vurtzelâ€"William Herd, Alex. Herd, \Vm. Willis. Six long red mangoldeâ€"Wm Hero, Alex. Heel-d. George E. ArrOwsmith. Six white or yellow field carrots-â€" W. Ritchie, George B. Arrowsmith. David Hamilton. Six sugar beets for feedingâ€"Wm. Herd. Alex. Herd. Squash, for feedingâ€"T1103. Gadd. Field room, Macfarlane Co.’s specialâ€"George Binnie. Ensilage cornâ€"\Vm. Smith. J. 1'. Hunter, D. Edge. Coll. field rootsâ€"Wm. Herd, D. Hamilton, Alex. Herd. CLASS 3-0.: RDEN VEGETABLES. Coll. garden vegetablesâ€"R. Edge, Chas. Lang. Cauliflowerâ€"Charles Lang. Cabbage, earlyâ€"Wm. Willis, Wm. Cabbage. redâ€"R. Edge,Wm. Herd. 3x long table carrotsâ€"Robert Edge. ’-’ Six intermediate carrots â€" Dan E een wood. Charles Lang. Shorthorn carrotsâ€"N. Hervey, Dr. \Volfe. Edge. Celery. white or yellowâ€"W. Wil- lis. W. Herd. Radish, winterâ€"D. Greenwood, Dr. \Volfe. Radish. summerâ€"“7. Herd. Chas. Lang. Coll. Peppersâ€"N. Harvey, C. Lang. Red tomatoesâ€"George Binnie. W. Herd. Fall wheat white. namedâ€"M. Bar- ur. \Vm. Smith, George Binnie. Yello w tomatoesâ€"A. Scott, Herd. Coll. tomatoesâ€"W. Herd. AA Beets. long bloodâ€"D. Edge. N Edge. Beets, turnipâ€"Dr. Wolfe, Smith. Onion, from seedâ€"R Edge. Lang. __ Onion. Silverskin. for plCKuugâ€"u. gang. \V. Herd. Onion, common pocatoâ€"D. Edge, R. Edge. Union, English potatoâ€"Missesg Edge. R, Edge. ‘ Onion. Dutch setsâ€"C. Lang. Onion. from Dutch setsâ€"W. Willis, \V. Herd. Onion. small c0pâ€"Misses Edge. Squash, winter, tableâ€"Alex. Herd, G. E. Arrowsmith. Squash. bush. tableâ€"Thos. Gudd, W. Herd. Vegetable marrowâ€"George Arrow- smitb, A. Scou. Pumpkinsâ€"D. Hamilton, Thomas (iadd. I Table. turnipsâ€"D. Edge. R. Edge. Sweet cornâ€"D. Greenwood. R. \Vatermelous- W m. Willis, W m. Herd. Cicronsâ€"A. Mcolinton. W. Scarf. Cured hopsâ€"Thom Gadd. W. herd. C011. tau applesâ€"A. Soon. R. Edge. A. McCliutou. Coll winmr applesâ€":1. Soon, R. Edge. A. McCliuzon. Alexandersâ€"Wm. Herd. A. Mc' Clinton. Ben Davisâ€"J39. Gray. \1. Willis ColvertSâ€"James Gray, M. Barber. Duchess of oldâ€"Wm. Herd, David Hamilton. Golden Russetâ€"W, Herd, Richard Barber. Russets. any Other kindâ€"Mark Willie, W. Willis. able parsnipsâ€"W. Willis, SEPTEMBER 27, 1906 King Tompkinsâ€"T. Gudd. Eunice. CLASS 2â€"PIELD 3001's. CLASS lâ€"GRAINB. Silverskin. for picklingâ€"C. CLASS 4â€"Faun‘. Dr. Wolfe, W. Herd. A. Scott. 1â€"D. Edge. Misses .3, Edge, Chas. Mannâ€"A. Scott. W. Smith. Northern Spyâ€"Jae. Gray. J. J. Hunter. Ontarioâ€"C. Lang. Ribston Pippinâ€"R. Edge, Den Greenwood. Rh. Jd. Greeningsâ€"R. Edge, Dan Greenwood. Spitzenbergâ€"M. Barber. \V. Allan. Snowâ€"R. Barber, J. J. Hunter. St. Lawrenceâ€"J. J. Hunter, R. Edge. Wealthy â€"J. 8: J. Hunter, A. Scott. Standard. any other kindâ€"-A Scott, Misses Edge. Crabsâ€"Wm. Mountain, George E. Arrowsmith. Lambard Plumsâ€"â€"C. Lang. Plums, any otherâ€"D. Edge. Winner pearsâ€"R. Edge. Fall pearsâ€"A. Scott. Coll. grapesâ€"Dr. Gnn. A. Scott. CLASS 5â€"DAIRY. 50 lb. tinnetâ€"G. Binnie. W. Herd. Crock butterâ€"R. Edge, G. Aljoe, Wm. Mountain. 4 lbs. butterâ€"D. Edge, G. Aljoe. Misses Edge. Men’s glovesâ€"George Binnie. Men’s mittsâ€"Geo. Binnie. Scarf Sons. Socksâ€"G. Binnie, G. Arrowsmith. Women’s stockingsâ€"Misses Edge. \Vomen’s mittsâ€"H. McDonald, G. Binnie. Reg matâ€"Wm. Herd. Quilt, cottonâ€"(5r. E. Arrowsmith, D. Edge. Quilt, woollenâ€"Wm. Mountain, D. Edge. Quilt, crazy workâ€"Mrs. Towner. Coll. quiltsâ€"Misses Edge. Scarf Sons. Emb. waistâ€"Mrs. Towner, Wm. Mountain. Emb. in silkâ€"J. J. Hunter, Dr. Gun. Emb. in linenâ€"Mrs. Towner, Dr Gun. Bedroom slippers in woolâ€"George Aljoe, Mrs. Blackâ€". Butcon holesâ€"M. Willis. Mrs. Towner. N suingâ€"Scarf Sons. Miss Mock- let. Drawn thread workâ€"Mm. Towner. J. J. Hunter. Battenberg workâ€"Mrs. Towner. A. McClinton. Battenberg collarâ€"H. M. Smith. Honiton or Pt. laceâ€"Mrs. Towner, A. McClinton. Tonerifie laceâ€"Miss Mockler. Bead workâ€"Wm. Mountain. Fancy pin cushionâ€"Mrs. Towner, Scarf Sons. Painted sofa. cushionâ€"Harry Gras- by. Mrs. Arthur McClocklin. Sou cushion, any otherâ€"Mrs. Bltckburn, Dr. Gun. Pillow shuns -George Binnie. Wool toilet settâ€"G. Aljoe, George Binnie. Table centre pieceâ€"Mrs. Towner, Dr. Gun. Tea. cosyâ€"Mrs. Towner, D. Edge. Table matsâ€"George Binnie, J. J. Hunter. Hem-stitched handkerchiefsâ€"Miss Mockler, Mrs. Towner. Gent’s shin, machine madeâ€"Geo. Binnie. Coll. fancy workâ€"Dr. Gun, Mrs. Towner. Drawing, pencilâ€"H. M. Smith Florence M. Bailey, Arthur Hutton Crayon drawingâ€"A. McClinton, H M. Smnh, F. 1d. Bailey. Crayon drawing. animal lifeâ€"A. McClinton, H. M. Smith. Painting in Sepiaâ€"F. M. Bailey. Oil painting. fruit or flowersâ€"Mrs. A. McClockiin. F. M. Bailey, A. Mc- Clinton. 011 painting. landscatpe or marineâ€"- Mrs. McClocklin, H. M. Smith. Mrs. Oil painting, animalsâ€"Mrs. Mc~ Clocklin. F. M. Bailey, W. Edge. Water color painting. landscapo or marine-«A. McClinson, F. M. Balley. Water colors. fruit or flowersâ€"F. M. Bailey, A. MoClinton. Painzing on satin or silkâ€"A. Mo- Uliucon, Mrs. A. McClocklin, H. M. Smlsb. Water colors, animalsâ€"A. McClin- con, F. M. Bailey. Painting on glassâ€"Mrs. McClock. lin, A. McClinton. Painting on velvetâ€"Mrs. MCClock- !in, Harry Grasby, F. M. Bailey. Fen and ink sketchâ€"F. M. Bailey, A. Hutton. Burnt. wood Workâ€"F. M. Bailey, Mrs. Blackburn. Coll. photosâ€"F. M. Bailey. CLASS 10â€"mSCELLANEOUS. 2Loaves home. mule breadâ€"Mil- ler’ s prizeâ€"R. Morice, Wm. Ritchie, \Vm. Willis. 12 entries. Home made brown breadâ€"Wm. Sean-l. Misses Edge. R. Morice. Brand from McGowan flourâ€"Wm. Bitchm, R. Lindsay. Brand from McKechnie flourâ€"R. Morice. N. Harvey. Home-made bunsâ€"M. Barber, B. Morice. ' - CLASS 7â€"LADIES’ WORK. CLASS 8â€"4132 ARTS. Tartsâ€"Mrs. Blackburn, W. Willis. Apple pieâ€"D. Edge. Alex. Herd. Pumpkin pieâ€"A. Herd, W. Willis. Canned fruitâ€"J. S. McIlraith. I. J. Hunter. Alex. Herd. Raepberry wineâ€"George Binnie, N at Harvey. Coll. jellies â€" Mrs. Blackburn Misses Edge. Pickles. mixedâ€"J. S. McIlraith W. Mountain. Maple syrupâ€"George Binnie, A McClinton. Beeswaxâ€"M. Willis. Coll. in pots, 20 varietiesâ€"Mm. Blackburn, H. McDonald. Coll. in pots. 12 varietiesâ€"Howard McDonald. C. Lang. Coll.in pots,6 varietiesâ€"N.Harvey. Double geraniumsâ€"H. McDonald, Howard McDonald. Single geraniumâ€"H. McDonald, Howard McDonald. Tricolor geraniumsâ€"H. McDonald. Howard McDonald. Double geranium, white â€" Miss Mockle‘r, Mrs. Blackburn. Double geranium. any other color â€"â€"George Binnie, Mrs. Blackburn. Single geranium. white â€" Miss Mockler. H. McDonald. ‘ Col. scented geraninmsâ€"H. Mc- Donald, Nat Harvey. IV) geranium, plain leafâ€"C. Lang. Ivy geranium, variegatedâ€"H. Mc- Donald and Howard McDonald. Palergoniunâ€"R. Edge, G. Binnie. Oleanderâ€"G .Binnie, J .S.McIlraith. Ivyâ€"R. Edge, Dr. Wolfe. Hibiscusâ€"Nat Harvey. Amarylisâ€" Mrs. Blackburn. Dr. Wolfe. Single geranium, any otherâ€"Miss Mockler, Mrs. Blackburn. Coll. Begonias. floweringâ€"H. Mc Donald, Mrs. Blackburn. ald. Single fuchsia â€" H. McDonald, Howard McDonald. Coll. coleusâ€"W. J. Adams, H. Mc- Donald. Double fuchsia -- Miss Mockler, Mrs. Blackburn. Coll. Camiâ€"Mrs. Blackburn. N. Harvey. Coll. foliageâ€"H. McDonald. Abutilonâ€"H. McDonald. Balsamâ€"Nat Harvey. Hydrangeaâ€"H. McDonald. Calceolariaâ€"George Binnie. Tuberoseâ€"Nat Harvey. Rose in bloomâ€"H. McDonald. Geo. Binnie. Hanging basketâ€" H. McDonald, Howard McDonald. Mrs. Blackburn. CLASS 12â€"001 FLOWERS. Open air flowersâ€"H. McDonald, IV. Harvey, W. Mountain. Wild flowers and fernsâ€"George Blackburn, Geo. Binnie. J. Gray. Aetersâ€"N. Harvey, W. Scarf. Dahliasâ€"W. Mountain, H. McDon- ale. Larkspurâ€"N. Harvey. H. McDon- 31d. Dianthusâ€"C. Lang, H. McDonfld. Gladioli. col.â€"-Nat Harvey, Wm. Mountain. Marigoldâ€"H. McDonald, N. Har- vey. Phlox Drumondiâ€"N. Harvey. Wm. Scarf. Pansies, 12 varietiesâ€"H. McDon- ald, C. Lang. Pecunias, single col.â€"C. Lang. W. Scarf. Phlox Perennialâ€"H. McDonald, W. Mountain. Petunias. double COLâ€"H. McDon- ald, W. Scarf. Stocks, 10 weeksâ€"W. Scarf. H. McDonald. Snap dragon -W. Scarf, N. Harvey. Verbenasâ€"C. Lang. Zinnias, COLâ€"I". Harvdy. Bouquet, large vase. any flowersâ€" Mrs. Blackburn, H. McDonald, Bouquet, hand. any flowersâ€"Miss Mockler, George Blackburn. Bouquet. hand, house flowersâ€" Miss Mockler. H. McDonald. 1 CLASS 13â€"POULTRY, MATURE. Brahma. cock, lightâ€"W. Mountain; henâ€"W. Mountain. Plymouth Rock, white cock-~Nat Harvey. H. Graeby; henâ€"W. Moun- tain, N. Harvey. Plymouth Rock. barred cockâ€"G. E. Arrowsmith, W. Mountain; hen A. S. Hunter 180 and 2nd. Plymouth Rock, buE cockâ€"Colin Campbell McFayden; henâ€"Howard McDonald ls: and 2nd. Leghorn. white, S. C. cockâ€"H. Grasby, J. P. Hunter; henâ€"H. Gras. by. J. P. Hunter. Leghorn cock, white 8.. C.â€"J. P. Hunter, H. Graaby; henâ€"J. P. Hun- ter, H. Grasby. â€"â€" Leghorn cock. brown S. C.â€"-H. Grasby, Howard McDonald; henâ€"H. Grasby 13: md 2nd. Leghorn cock. B. C. brownâ€"H. Grasby ; henâ€"H. Gruby let and 2nd. Leghorn cock. buEâ€"VV. Mountain Is: and 2nd; henâ€"Wm. Mountain, James Gray. Minorca. cock, blackâ€"Junea Gray, Thomas Smith; henâ€"Thoma Smith, J ames Gray. Dorking cock, silver grayâ€"Wm. Mountain; henâ€"Wm. Mountain In and 2nd. Jmes Gm“ 1-year-old heiferâ€"Scarf Sons lat Orpingcon 0061‘. bnfiâ€"C. H. 03113. and 2nd, W. A. Livingston. A- 3‘30“; henâ€"A. 3‘30“ 1” and ”‘1' units: calfâ€"Scarf Sons lst and Wyandotte cook, whiteâ€"Arthur 31d, Wm. Smxth 2nd. - oll.begon1as, foliageâ€"H. McDon- CLASS llâ€"HOUSE PLANTS. DURHAM CHRONICLE Hutton, H. Grasby; henâ€"C. C. Mo- Fayden H. Grasby. Wyandotte cock, silver lacedâ€"C. C. McFayden; henâ€"C. C. McFayden lst and 2nd. Wyandotte cock, golden lacedâ€"N. Harvey ; henâ€"N. Harvey 13: 2nd. Black Poland white crested henâ€" George Arrowsmith. Game. black breasted red cockâ€"N. Harvey 15: and 2nd; henâ€"N. Har- vey lst. and 20d. Seabright Bantam cockâ€" Wm. Mountain; henâ€"Wm. Mountain lst and 2nd. Bantam Game cockâ€"H. Grasby 181: and 2nd; henâ€"H. Grasby lst. . 2nd. CLASS 14â€"CHICKENS. Light Brahma palletâ€"C. C. Mc- Fayden. White Plymouth Rock cockerelâ€" Wm. Mouncain 193 and 2nd; pulletâ€" Wm. Mountain 13s and 2nd. Barred Plymouth Rock cockerelâ€" A. S. Hunter 18c and 2nd; pulletâ€"A. S. Hunter 18c and 2nd. Bufi Plymouth Rock cockerelâ€"G Aljoe, Howard McDonald; palletâ€"G S. C. white Leghorn cockerelâ€"Nat Harvey. J. P. Hunter; pulletâ€"Nat Harvey 131'. and 2nd. Aljoe. R. C. White Leghorn palletâ€"J. Hunter, H. Grasby. S. C. brown Leghorn cockerelâ€" Howard McDonald lst and 2nd; pul- letâ€"Howard McDonald, H. Grasby. Bufi Leghorn cockerelâ€"W. Moun- tain. Howard McDonald. Silver gray Dorking cockerelâ€"W. Mountain; palletâ€"W. Mountain 18b and 2nd. Black Minorca cockerelâ€"W. Moun- tain, H. Grasby ; palletâ€"Wm. Moun- tain lst and 2nd. White Minorca cockerelâ€"Thomas Smith ; palletâ€"Thomas Smizh. White \Vyandotte cockerelâ€"Geo. Arrowsminh let and 2nd ; pullet-(r Arrowsmith, H. McDonald. Golden laced Wyandotce cockerel â€"N. Harvey; pullecâ€"N. Harvey. Black breasted red Game cuckerel â€"N. Harvey let. and 2nd; pulletaN. Harvey. 11. Grasby. Seabrigbn Bantam cockerelâ€"Wm. Mountain; pullerâ€"\Vm. Mountain. Game Bantam cockerelâ€"H. Grasby 19: and 2nd; pullet--H. Grasby let and 2nd. CLASS l5â€"-TUBKEYS, PRIOR TO 1906. Bronze turkey cockâ€"43. Gadd, W. Willis ; henâ€"Thomas Gadd. CLASS lGâ€"TURKEYS BRED IN 1906. Bronze turkey cockâ€"W'm. Willis, Thos. Gadd; henâ€"WK Willie, Thoe. Gudd. CLASS 17â€"DUCKS GEESE. Pekin drnkeâ€" Wm. Smith 131: and 2nd; duckâ€"’Wm. Smith. Emden ganderâ€"Thea Gadd 18c 2nd; goonâ€"'1‘. Gadd 13: and 2nd. Toulouse ganderâ€" Wm. Willis; gooseâ€"Wm. Willis. CLASS 18â€"00mm FOWL. Cockâ€"T. Gadd lst and 2nd ; henâ€" James Gray. Thomas Gadd. HORSES. CLASS l9â€"HEAVY DRAUGHT. Span 1400 lbs. or overâ€"W. H. Waddel, S. Putherbough. Jno. Sharp. Brood mareâ€"Dan Greenwood, S. Putherbough, Dan McAulifie. Foal of 1906â€"3. Putherbough, D. McAulifie. Filly, one yearâ€"S. Putherbough. Gelding. one yearâ€"D.“ McAuliEe, D. Greenwood. Filly, two yearsâ€"Dan McLean, Wm. Scarf. Gelding, two yearsâ€"Jas. Ellison. Spring colt. by Clydesdale Chemo pion, John Staplee’ prizeâ€"Dan Mc- Aulifie, Dan Greenwood. Geo. Aljoe, Dan Greenwood. CLASS 20 â€"GENERAL PURPOSE. Spanâ€"And. Filsinger, Jes. Calder. Brood mareâ€"XV. Herd. Dun Green- Wood, Wm. Scarf. Gelding, one yearâ€"2nd prize. Dan Greenwood. Filly, two yearsâ€"R. Lindsay. Gelding, two yearsâ€"D. Greenwood. Foul of 1906â€"Dan Greenwood, G. Aljoe. Filly, one yearâ€"G. Aljoe. Arch. Park. CLASS 21â€"ROADSTERS. Spanâ€"Wm. Ritchie. Single driverâ€"J. D. Schaefer, W. T. Pinder, John Fairbairn. Saddle horseâ€"Scarf Sons, Wm. Allan. Gelding, one yearâ€"H. Grasby 181: and 2nd. CLASS 22â€"00503 CARRIAGE. Spanâ€"Walter Bell, Louis Hahn. Foal, 1906â€"Wm. Mountain. CLASS 23â€"110mm IN ACTION, TEST or SPEED. 2:35 Race, purse $50â€"Jas. Glad- stone, Collingwood; George Gray, Collingwood; Charles Miller. THORO’BRED CATTLE. CLASS 24â€"DURHAM. 2-year-old bullâ€"W. A. Livingston, W. Scarf. Scarf Sons. 17-year-old bullâ€"Scarf Sons. Bull calfâ€"John Fairbairn let and 2nd, Alex. Herd. 2-vear-old heiferâ€"Sud Sons lat and 3rd, W. A. Livingston 2nd. Cowâ€"Scarf Sons let and 2nd. Wm. Smith. 2nd. Bull calfâ€"J. P. Hunter. ter. CLASS 27â€"-AYRSHIRE. Cowâ€"J. G. Gray 1% and 2nd. CLASS 30â€"JERSEY. ‘ Cowâ€"-Thomas Petty. CLASS 31â€"GRADE CATTLE. Milk cowâ€" James Gibson 13:: and 2nd, J. J. Hunter. Heifer two years-«James Gibson, D. Edge. Heifer one yearâ€"Arch Park let 2nd. Heifer calfâ€"W. Smith, Alex. Herd. Steer two yearsâ€"Scarf Sons 15: 2nd and 3rd. Steer one year-â€"Scarf Sons lst and 20d, Alex. Herd. Fat boastâ€"A. S. Hunter lst and 3rd, W. A. Livingston 2nd. SHEEP. CLASS 32-â€"oxponn DOWNS. Ramâ€"Brigham Bros. John Fair- bairn. Shearling ramâ€"Brigham 3:09.. J. Fairbairn. Ram lambâ€"J. Fairbairn lst 2nd. Pair ewesâ€"J. Fairbairn 15c 2nd. Pair shearling ewesâ€"â€"John Fair- bairn 133 and 2nd. Pair ewe lambs -â€"John Fairbairn, 13:. and 2nd. Best pen. diplomaâ€"â€"Jno. Fairbairn. CLASS 33â€"SHROPSHIRE. Ram-4:1. G. Brigham. W. A. Liv- ingston. Shearling ramâ€"H. G. Brigham, W. A. Livingston. Aged ewesâ€" W. A. Livingston. H. G. Brigham. Shearling ewesâ€"H. Gr. Brigham, W. A. LivingSton. Wm. Edge. Ewe lambsâ€"H. G. Brigham. W. A. Livingston. Best Herdâ€"Scarf Sons. CLASS 25â€"HEREFORDS. Bull 2 yearsâ€"A. S, Bunter. Bull 1 yearâ€"A. S. Hunter 131: and Cowâ€"A. S. Hunter, J. 1’. Hunter. Best. herdâ€"A. S. Hunter. Aged ewesâ€"A. Muir, Wm. Herd 2nd and 3rd. Shoat-ling ewesâ€" Wm. Herd, Arch. Park, A. Muir. Ewe lambsâ€"A. Muir, Wm. Herd 2nd and 3rd. Best penâ€"A. Muir, diploma. cuss 35â€"COTSWOLD. Ramâ€"A. Muir. Shem-ling ramâ€"A. Muir. Pair aged ewes - A. Muir. Shearling ewesâ€"A. Muir. Ewe lambsâ€"A. Muir. Best pen -A. M uir, diploma. Fat sheepâ€"Wm. Herd, A. Muir. SWINE. CLASS 36â€"BLACK. Boarâ€"J. Eekhardt let. 2nd 3rd. Breeding sowâ€"John Eckhardt let, 2nd and 3rd. Spring pigsâ€"John Eckhardt. CLASS 34 â€"- LEICESTER. Ram -â€" A. Muir, A. Park, R.Lindsay. Shearling ramâ€" A. Muir, W. Herd. Ram lamb-A. Muir let and 3rd, Wm. Herd 2nd. Ram lambâ€"H. G. Brigham. W. A. 'aivingston 2nd and 3rd. GRASS 37â€"WHITE. Boarâ€"Scarf Sons, D. Hamilton. Sowâ€"Arch. Park, John Eckhardt. Spring pigsâ€"Scarf Sons let and 2nd, Hugh McDonald. CLASS 38â€"RED. 2rd. Bacon hogâ€"Scarf Sons lst, 2nd and 3rd. DARLING’S SPECIALS. 191:. Largest herd of cattleâ€"Scarf Sons. 2116., Largest flock sheep-A. Muir. 3rd, Largest number of pigs â€" Scarf Sons. IS YOUR TROUBLE IN DIGESTION? Then probably you know the evils of distention, fermentation and irri- tation that accompany digestive troubles, Next important is to know how promptly Nerviline cures. Quick 28 wink‘it relieves bloating and feeling of fullness, puts the entire digestive apparatus in perfect order, makes you feel fit and fine all Uluct, munvw Jvâ€" â€"vâ€"â€" _- ._ over. For internal paln Polson’s Nerviline surpasses every. known remedy. Keep it in the house always. it’s a source of comfort in the hour of emergency. Large bottles for 25c at all dealers. Boarâ€"A. Scott. Sowâ€"A. Scatt. Spring pigs=A. Scott let. 2nd and A FAMOUS SCHOOL QWW A STRATFORD, ONT. 0 So Hun. Iiress... The Undertaker CURTAIN POLES. WINDOW SHADES, PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, FRAMES TO URDER,ETC,,ETC. . . . . . ,. UNDERTAKING EMBALH- ING a Specialty and night calls or day calls may be made at our residence and showrooms, next door south of the Post. Office. ED. KRESS, Undertaker. The school is thorouhly equipped in teac ' ability, in chemical and electncal supplies an fittings, etc.. for full Junior Leaving and Matric- ulation work. The following competent Sta! m in charge : MISS L. M. FORFAR, Classics, Modem and English. MISS FLOSSIE MCKERRACHER. FirstClul Cercificate and third year undergraduate of Queesn’s University, Science. History and Geo- grapby. Intending students should enter at the begin- ning of the term if possible. Board can be ob- talnedat reasonable rates. Durham is a health and acpive_1_:own. making it a most. desimb biabe of residencé. Fees. $1.00 per month. WM. J OHNSTON. - C. RAMAGE, MANURE SPREADERS HAY LOADERS BII'x JERS MO WERS RAKES SEED DRILLS DISC HARROWS WAGGONS GASOLINE ENGINES. 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AGENT for DOYLE JULIAN A FULL LINE OF THE Deering Harvester Co.’s Farm Implements Machinery. am piepared to furniéh DRILLING, RE-CUBBING AND Panssccmsm done with Cement. concrete. Has a complete Stock of listowel lionel Bread Floor McGowan’s Eclipse . . . BEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY C I‘OMERS gngl thq p_ublic in general ths I STAFF AND EQUIPMENT. For Flours We carry also other well known brands of Flour. John Clark Chairman. GEORGE WHITMORE. Berlin Pianos.