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11 T, „ OCTOP,Ilit
ALL PAM ,ATT'1RA�Ts:
" : LANCrlf� ATTENDANCE
A ifi'eia �s 1)
Meballasti. 'Clark' )McGillivray, David
Weeks: Tua-yer*old gelding:or fi4Y
Dai 1. becks. • John .11eQuillin ,'•Oue
•yea. -old gelding or 511. Win.. ]lie-
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Lorne,,:torrish. Three-lr4� -
soot. er gilding; -Peter ,Wiltadn.
Malik any age -Andrew McK'ag e.
Gins 2--Ayiinitural
Spin -Duncan Grant, Cecil Norman
Rieherd Martin.`. Brood ,re --James,
Webster, Gootgs piton, . ester Tar-
ter. Foal; 1934 Peter Watson, Ches-
ter Taylor, John BcQuiilin. Two -
Year -old ; gelding yr filly - George
ZennadY, Jas. T. Webster, Andrew
Gaiimt.•.One-year-old gelding or. : y
George.'Yennedy," W. S.' McGuire,
,Archie Aitchison..Three-ytaa-oldl filly
of gelding: 'Richard Martin, Dan Mc-
: Yinnon. Female, 'any .age --Duncan
.Grant.
Class: --General Nivea $cines,'
Span --Thomas Lowrey, Joky . Mc
:"Mureby. T. M. Durnin. Brood: mare
Jack Deans.' Feal;.1234'-Milton . Mil -
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Wei*. Jack : Nana. One -year-old
• msri 9r' :Bert McLelland,
Chester Taylor. Two-year-old mare
o, gelding -Beek McLelland, ',Andrea
Gaunt;
'Chao 4 -Carriage Hoaea
Carriage horse- James Johnston,
Andrew 'Janne.. Brood mre-A.
Gaunt. Foal of 1934-A: Gaunt, Jas.
Forster. ,One -ear-old.'. gelding.. or.
drew McKagae, Richard Martin,
ter broken foal. of, 1V34,, handled by a
bog 16 yr.s. and and *Sam .McQu�lhn
Foal sired by '"Diamond Field"-
M.am..McQueen, Edgar Watson, Don.
ald McKenzie. • Best ,foal. OIL :gi ounds-
P,eter , Watson,: Bert McLelland Best
matched jinn.., of horses. --Duncan
Grant.' Foal sired by "T'rampEx-
worthy"-Herb'. McQuillin, Robert,
Ritchie Alex Andrew.
Robert Ritchie, Douglas ' `MacDonald.
Clayton,. Wm. Kera►ptou
5-glued' Ham; •
Single bone -G,' A:. Tervit, 'Jame*
•11.. Brown. J. Fr one. Mare -Alex
Andrew; Herb Mc iinin. Foal of 1934
-Jack Beane. It rt, Ritchie. 'Tiro-
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Ti►o- tie Jr Herd=Jas D LifiYe George
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Besot, •Jas. T. Lyons.
Class 9 PIled
old .heifer -Jas. D. Little, Jas. _ T.
Lyons. Jas.. D. Little. Heifer. calf -
Jas. D. Little, Jas. T. Lyons, Jas. D.
Little. Female. any.' age -As. D. Lit -
year -old' gelding 9.
PURE :BRED CATTLE
Class' 7 -..Shorthorn Cattle
Bull, '3 or- over Wm. McKenzie,
W. A. Culbert. Bull,; . 2 yrs --Hugh
RiitherfOrd. Bull, one7yr.-,Jas For-
ster. est, A. 2nd, A. Gaunt. Bull calf
-Wm. McKenzie„., WA. Culbert,
Andrew. Gaunt. Cow, 3 or crier -Wm.
McKenzie Andrew . Gaunt, W. A.
Culbert. Tivo-year-old incl%* -Wm'
McKenzie,- Adam. -'McQueen, .Andrew
Gaunt. One -year-old ' be>ter-�Wln.
McKenzie. Andrew Gaunt..: Heifer : calf
McKenzie,• let & 2nd.; W. A.
Culbert. Female, . any age -Wm. Mc --
Kenzie- Jr.; .Herd-Wzn " McKena e,
W. A. Culbert; Andrew Gaunt. Senior.
Herd -Wm. " McKenzie, W. A. Culbert
G li- iropaidre Mw
•Bull 1 H C.Dunlo t Cow, Cattle or .over Atoll ram -Orval McGowan, Shearl-
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-George 'Kennedy, p" H. C. Dunlop. int rain, -•Orval McGowan. Ram„' lamb.
Two-y,na.r-old heifer -H. C. Dunlop, �.-•Orval- McGowan. Aged ewe•, -Orval:
One -year-old • heifer H, ''C Dunlop. eGowan.. Shesrhng ewe Orval Mc -
Heifer calf.-. Wm.4Rutherforci. Female Gowan. Ewe lamb -Orval McGQ1eanr'
ageGeorgeKennedy, nnedy, Hurd- .Class, 17 --Any Other Pura Brei
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H. 0, Dunlop. • , . , Aged ram --.-Orval McGowan.* Char.
' Class 11-Jerle ' Danbrook. Shearling tam Chao,.
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Class 8 -Hereford Cattle. •
Bull,; 3 or over=Jaa D. Little, Jas.
T. Lyons. Bull; 'one yr George Ken-
nedy, Jas. D. Little:. Andrew McKague
Bull calf_ -Jas. D. Little,_lst x&• 2nd;
Jas. T.. Lyons. Cow; " 3,.61. over. --Jas.
T: Lyons, Jas, D. Little, Jas. T; Lyons
Two -rear -old, heifer r -Jas,.;•: Lyons..
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Jas D Little 2nd e
rd. yar-
Cow -W, P, Reed 'Alex Andrew, Danbrook. 'Ram lamb -Orval Mc -
Heifer -W,: A. •Tolton, Alex Andrew, ;Gowan, .Chas. Danbrook. Aged ewe -
W. P. Reed Female, any age -W. John McQuillin, Orval McGowan.
A. Tolton, Shea 1tnfr ewe .-.°•Orval° McGowan
Chase Danbrook. ewe lamb --Orval.
Grade Cow -Adam:. MQueen, lipase if Y*-S0dow
Class n:de Mclean; Chas Danbt4ok.
Carruthers, Adam Mc ueeuTwo-
Ag d .ram- Richard: Johnston. Ram
year-old 'heif er-D. Carruthets. J. lomblitford ' Blake. Aged ewe•--
sell*=Herbert
Ja son. One year -.old • 1�eifer ."-
1 Richard Johnston Clifford Blake.
Caruthers,. J. Jamieson., R ifer Calf Shearling ewe -Richard, 'Johnston,.'lst
keel. s ear olton, T mdMartin.'
a t n.Shor&'2nd, Ewl3 lamb --Wm. h•enry, CIiN-
Short-
keepForster. ord make.' `
One -year-old' ,Steer -D.. Carruthers, , •ase 18 .:.
Andrew Gaunt. Steer calf-Wm.'Web Best rain-=Ephri m Snell., Market,
seer: George Alton. Dairy Cow- •Alex'
Ewe-Ephriam ' Knell; � Win. Henry..
Andrew, 1st &'2nd.. Beetthree steers.
Best fat: calf --F. G. Todd,. D.. Car- Snell, W. . A. Tolton. 'Best. 3 Market
rutiiprs Best Jr. Herd -Jas., D, Little;
Lambs --Clifford Blake.
T. G. Todd. ti SWINE •:
Class Class 19 --Berkshire Pigs
.-Andrew Glunt, Wm.. Henderson. Market lamb- Wm. Henry, Clifford
} Blake.. Best. _pen.• of.. sheep..Hephriam
,. f311R-Jack' cans ,
One -year-old ' gel4ng? or 'filly -Jack Kennedy, Senior herd -Jas.' D Little,
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Clair fi--+SPe kil
• o Angus
Lady drinra=� 1rlrs. S. Kirby. Mrs, Bull. 3 or over F G. Todd. Bull,
• Lorne Dnrnin. Mre:• Herbert' .Clayton. 2 yrs. -6F. G. Todd. Cow, 3 or over--
Gentlemen's.
ver Gentlemen's. turnout„G A. - Tervit, F. G. Todd. Two-year-old,..heifer-F
J; H.r .Drown, J. `Frylligle• • Female, G. Todd. Ope-year-old; heifer -F. G
Veit .Shorthorn BiYI.1--ugh Rutheet • Boar-Hngh Rutherford. Sow --
ford,
ford, Wm. • McKenzie. Best Four Hush IRutfierford; • .'
Steers --Wm. Henderson, -.Andrew Cads. 20=Yorkshire Pigs.
Gaunt, Boar -Sam: Alton. Saw, raised- pig$.
SHBEP In 1931-Sainte^Alton, est & 2nd.Sow,
6 month�:,and--under.. 12 mos. -J.. Jam-
Class 14= -Leicester . eson & Son:•Xst &e 2nd.:, Boar, under 6
Aged ram= --Geo • B.. • Armstrong, 'ifnonthsam , Alton, Richard John
Huh. Rutherford (Ed:,,,Purvis, Mgr,! .stop. Sow. under6. months -Sari Al
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Shearling .1 aae-i: phriaha Sne14 Hugh `ton, 'iri u . Joluist6d. •
Rutherford. ` Ram' Lamb- George B. Class 21-Taasworth; Pigs
Armstrong, , Hugh Ruth1erford.., Aged `, , .Boar -Sam Alton. Boar, '6 mos •:and'
Ewe -Hugh Rutherford, '•Ephriam :Under. -12 ,most --Sam Alton. Boar,.
Snell. Shearling "Ewe-.Ep'hriam: Snell, under 6 mos; -Sam Alton, 1st & 2nd.:
Geo. B. Armstrong. Ewe Lamle Sow, raised pigs'Jr, 1934 ---.Sam Alton
Ep, riam Snell, ist &'•:2nd lit & .2nd.. Sow, ..6 .moo. & • under 12
, o mos: -Sam Alton: lst • "& 2nd.. Sow,
Aged, Cram -Hough -Rut erford W. •. n'•
1st •A'.
Tolton. ' Shearling ram -W A. 2nd. 6 wonth`al •a ia i Alto•
Tolton, •1st &..2nd. Ram'lamb-Wm. '
.Henry, W. A. Tolton. Aged Ewe -.W .Three bacon: ` hogsam Alton.
A.'• Tolton, Hugh Rutherf'He 'Shear,
/fed
Three bacon fed onaM , Big &
any age or class -A
ndrew McKagne,; Todd. Heifer Cali+ --F,. G. Todd. Jr. ling Ewe -W. Wm.
. A. ToltonHenry:,
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nncin Grant,. Tervit. G.elding,:+Herd-F G. Todd. Sensor Herd -F. Ewe'Lamb-W. A Tolton, Hugh sHog. Concentrate --Sara 'Alton 7,„an>
Y age or, dass�,noncan Grant, An- G. Todd• Rutherford. •
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1934:; REFUNDING
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!'As hiiniit.r 41 Finance off re forpublic anbseriptIon' •
Two-year 2% Bonds, due 15th October, 1936. .
Issue. prig : 88.90 and,.oaa±ned interest, . yielding, 11-47% tomattsrity.
,Five -fir 21%. Bonds due 15th October,, 1939
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hem -price : 88.15
B,ightyesr, 3% $cads* • due 15th
Iuse *rife : 87..00 olid .cawed ' '
Fifteen -Year 3*% Bonds, due 15th:
.awe pries; 96.50 and oacrued• interest, Y eidinp:•
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gpsb1o' half- early. 1Sth_•Apr11• and lSSth •Octobu,
without ' get a any branch iii Cana' ,of any
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October, . X1949
5.8i% to maturity.
jsyable without chaff a Ie lawful money of C
leek ie Canada,' Ottawa, or at sing of . t* r
aeadii at. •fit .Head Ofaiee et: '
.Hence id Canada.
la.rfd mosiiy of •Camas.'
chartsr.d •bank.
Denominations
2o -year Bond/,
•il`tre-vicar Bonds , $500 and $1,000
Eight -pear: Bonds, .$500 and $1;000
Fifte n -year Sonde, $100.3.90 ,and :$1,Q00
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of ttr:� ofal)btmen. antin lull for the bonds mbomade
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i' 1 a[ainet'deli�=7of interim certificates,: 'Wilt b.„e$ectdd d. f
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about' 15th October,
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Refunding, Subecriptio
of ',-Victory Loan •5 '
+}aJ'o Bonds; due inti November 1934 :1934.. .iter detarbi�►; ,
Holders :the
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and` retaining :the coupon due :lit' November, nett, may, > for the "period- duribK-...
whish tate subscription listhare open, tender their bonds •tri lieu, -0.t` cash: on sub-
aoripefoeis a like par, value of bonds in one or Mor°einaturiltiies•.of the new' WW1'
and roe lve allottaent :in• full with prompt delivery. The surrender' velus of the .
Victory 5'#%, Bondi wilhbe an follows: «' ` `
1009E of their par value on subscriptions. for 'the .Tliro-year, 2% Bonds
• and the Five -1;41r 21% -Honda, •• �• .
• of theirper ptions . value on subscri tions` for the" Hight -year 396 Bonds'-
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if. effected on or before •6th October, and .100%. Of their :par °value
afterthat.date . ,.
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value on subscriptions for the Fifteen ear Si%
• .Bonds if *ffa?tted on:or'before 6f`ii October,, and;100% of ,their'.; pat
Vilna after' that date.
Holder will receive in cash, the, difference between the surrender. value of
Victory hlouds and the cost of the bondi of the new iastte.
The; a oidia `el'• fila L' as is Ileiltih to $250.004,000. ;
Lear la Midi' *riled .ender Ant' 01 .'014 Parliament `of Canada, add both ,principal'aa+,
. Jaterest aree°a char on i'b. Consolidated Revenue Fuad of Canada.
Loan will 'etire• $222.315,8SO Dominion .el Canada SI% Maids
The niiateari s 1st November, f 4.r 'The balance wri 1. be used for the general yur-
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yeses of the;"Gerernmeat lncludiag tbe'redemption of short -Nene,
Treudr
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Merlptioss.w ll be rEehved and receipt: issued by any branch in •Canada of any Csaitere4
• Bask aid by Reegained Dealer., from whom may be obtainedapplication" fosao .
•W.eeplias's1 1* nadir•prospecctus containing combiete detail* of the...teal. "
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' ;minted; by theKing's Printer. - •
bar 1434 and will d os ' on 'or before it ,Ootiber.
sd5aictisrtfsrs lista w1J1 opo» est .Otto
1934,• •with k :without notice; at the ditcretlon of.'the Minister 01 Finaact. - • »,.,
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HIS BEST COMEDY SINCE "STATE FAIR"
AND
MORTON' DOWNBY
RADIO STAR IN TWO REEL MUSICAL
No Advance i Price of Adniission
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MUSICAL REVUE AND FOX NEWS :
ADMISSION ..-;;.Adults .35c;Children 2 is
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Presbyterian ,Y. W. A.•
The' September meeting of the Y.
W. A. was held�.-at :the home- of hirs
McTavish Meeting opened with
nymn 184, followed by scripture read-,
ing and 'prayer, both of these: taken
ay Miss ,McGill.. After. the business
iertaining to the meeting had '.beer.•
dealt . with, hymn 291 was sung. An
nstructive Bible study was given by
Mrs. Ewan McKenzie. The topic by
Mrs McTavish and' a reading • by
_Mrs. Harry; Anerson were: apprec-
iated. After singing' hymn 1578,'- the
Meeting'. closed with "prayer.
Press Sec'y.
United' Church Y� P. S. : .`
The. Y. P S. .meeting {opened with
hymn- 34 an - . ;ofd's, prayer in unison.
cripture cssbn wa`' then read by
Bob Thompson loge % by hymn 364.
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The hist an *ship- Group,
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under • the �leadersh '• \ . fj Miss, Lila
Richards had chi , 'ro r m.
r rg •I eP.ga
A:reading had
:I , tS aw: Puzzle
AO. ofLife"reade o onion
wasby�r, ISI
Bob MacKenzie .re e' a violin
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solo. The topic wasby Alex
Smith, being one chi$" 'd the book;
"Transforming Friends + h which- is
to be used for the, 4 chi period
throughout ,.all' the' pr a ' s', Doris
Ritchie then gave a '' ere•Mrs.
Joynt •"took charge off the bin'g song.
Throu h obese sing --son tile Y. P:
S. hope to better' then singing and
learn, nett/ hymns. Mee ng. closed with
h benedictio
1Bruce Y. ' P. ally will . be held
on 'Thursday afternoon and"• evening,
October 4th. The evening •session, is
Open to everyone •'. -
DETROIT FUGITIVES
BELIEVED IN DISTRICT
Reports . from'*"Goderich and Kin-
cardine; leave little doubt that Mertor:
Goodrich and, his Wife Florence,; who
are sought°in connection with the
brutal "trunk": witirder of a young
Detroit girl, are 'heading • notthivdrd
*la the Blue Water "route. ' Several
Naartt s• in Goderich are .certain this
couple were; in' that towehs are cer-
tain • ,Kincardihe 'residents and a
truck driver reports giving a couple
a ride to"'Port bElgin,, who answer to
the 'description or Mr. and %Mrs,
*rich;
. !H.EIENS
'Anniversary ,services;,viilY'be held'
in. the United Church »'ext.' Sunday at
U._.a.h1 and 7 30 -,;,pm. -'Rev : aohn ,..• -
Little of .Rockwood, a foriner •pastor
Will be the special speaker . i • •
Key,. T. C. Wilkinson, Miss" Gret
Webb; Messrs. Stanley Todd and ;M • • „
If inlet' •Ramage;. attended' the`, annual;'
contention': of Huron .Presbytery
.Yung,. People's i:luion at • Dungannoi
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):=$day, .when the• St. H le s .Y. >�
S. conducted..the worship period at
the morning session A .splendid re- •
port -.of ;this convention was given fat
the meeting un'Sunday, evening.,: •
Miss' Mildred Meguillin., of Ulande
boYe• was home for the week -end.
:Bride Elect: Showered •
,Members, of the Y P.B.0 'of , the
United Church , spent a ole nt so '•
cial''tiine 'on Tuesday' ell when
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nu e o a
511 r us g mos and•'contest's • were
heartily enjoyed. ' An• interesting
event of the program was a' presen-
tation to• Miss 'Mabel Woods of a
roseply., cut glass water set .as a' token
of remembrance• and of appreciative
of the interest she hast always 'taken
in the Y. P. S. Mabel, whose marriage .'
to her ,Aleft Murdie of Toronto' takes ,
re
place •, ons Saturday,. .made' a fitting -
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•-P-.-- S INSPECTOR BALD i
TO . RETIRE ON,,DEC. 31'
Mr; F Bald, BA.; who .'has
.been' inspector of public school*' in •
West Bruce for, almost n quarter of
a century, will retire at, the - end of •
the present: year. During his long
ternl.bf office, Mr. Bald has discharg-
ed the important .ditties of his posi-
tion
osi tion to .the general s-igisfaction of
all. Previous , to " his appointment as
inspector,. Mr: Bald was principal of
the Port Elgin 'high' scho Ili for four',
ye.•
` arsMr: nil'd Mrs., Bald intend, to live
in • retirement in 1 Port Elgin, *hero•.
they .have been residing.,
An artist who w'as sending a holi-
da t, iii a•, siiaall •villa a entered" the' •' .,
store and, ticked if' they' stocked camel
hair brushes, -
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fnopr`oNoeogme.tsiNieaolblwo, v4doeinbtth,evsete:hepahare okeea.
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to keep' camels " •
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