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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1941-09-25, Page 3
'ft $ t t c.Prize Winners at Exeter Fair Cf TO wrorr TOTO THE EXETER T1MES-ADVOCATE % I (Continued from Page One) cliffe, Russel Manson; bull calf, W. Bowciiffe, Grades — Aged cow, Newton” Hall, W; S. O’Neil; 2-year- old heifer, Newton Hall; 1-year-old heifer, Newton Hall, Bussel Man son; 1-year-old, steer, Newton Hall and 2nd’; three steers, butcher, un der 1,000 lbs., Newton Hall. Herd -—Edward Bros,, W. S. O’Neil, How ard Wright. Get of Sire—Edward. Brothers, W. S* O’Neil, How ard Wright. Baby Beef competi tion, Usborne Township, Maurice Coates and 2nd, Rd. Etherington, Alfred Coates. Agricultural Society special for Baby Beef, W. Oestrei- cher, Maurice Coates and 3rd, Alf. Coates; ITaquair’s Hardware spec ial for best calf any breed (7 en tries), Newton Hall; Canada Pack- ' ers special for aged cow in Shorthorn Wm. * Qestreicher/ Hereford, How- ard Wright, Polled Angus, Edward Bros., and Grade, Newton Hall; the- Robert Simpson Eastern Limited, of Toronto, for the best grade calf under one year any breed, Maurice Coates; T, Eaton Co’, Ltd., Toronto, special for best heifer type, six months ”and year to- -have been bred, owned and/exhibited by over ten and under eighteen, years, Wm. t Rowcliffe, Judge—J. A. Brown, calf, dairy under .one raised and boy or girl Wood. S.C, Rhode Island Beds, ck., hen, ckl., pt., K. XL Wpod* Brown Leghorns, ck., Donald, Dear ing, Q, Battler; hen, K. G. Wood, Donald Dearing; ckl., pt., Donald Dearing an<r 2nd, Any ether var iety Leghorn^, ck., hen, K. G, Weed. White Minorcas, hen, K. G. Wood. Andalusians, ck.t hen, ckl,,. pt, <L Battler. Aneonas, ck„ ckl,, pt, 0. Battler. Black Hamburgs, ck., K* G, Wood, O. Battler; hen, ckl., pt.,, 0. Battler, K, G. Wood. Polands, Golden, ck., hen, K, G. Wood, B, B. Red Game, ck., hen, ckl,, pt, 0. Battler. Duckwing 'Game, ck. hen, ckl., pt;, K.'G. Wood. Any other variety Game, K. G. Wood, 4 firsts, 1 Second; Donald Dearing 2nd, hen and pullet. Bantams, Game, ck., hen,; ckl., pt, K, G, Wood, Mrs. F, Smith, 2nd. Golden Seabright, D, A. Graham, 4 firsts. Any other variety Bantams, ck., pt., Preston Dearing, D. A. Graham; hen, K. G, Wood, D. "A. Graham; ckl,, Preston Dearing, K. G, Wood, Houdans, ck,, hen, O Battler, K. G. Wood; ckl,, K. G. Wood, O. Batt ler; pullet, K, G. Wood, Red Caps, Bowden. .Sumatra G. Wood, White K. G. Wood; ckl., Sheep Dorset Horned—Preston Bearing, six firsts, .six seconds and two thirds. Oxford Downs—Aged ram, Wm. Henry and 2nd; shearling raip, A. <-D, Steeper, Wm. Henry; ram lamb, Wm. Henry, and 2nd; Donald Dearing; ewe, Wm, Henry, and 2nd; shearling ewe, Wm. Henry and 2nd; Donald Dearing, Wm. _2 Z12* Shropshire took . (> thirds. took 5 .firsts and 4 seconds. Leicesters— ■ Aged ram, D, A. Graham, Russel Manson; shearling ram, D, A, Gra ham, Guy Dorrance; ' ram lamb, G. Dorrance, D. A. Graham, 2 and 3; ewe, Guy Dorrance, D. A. G’’aham, G. Dorrance; shearling ewe, G. Dor rance and 2nd, d/a.‘ Graham; ewe lamb, D. A. Graham, R. Manson, G., /Dorrance. Pen—'Preston Dearing, W. H, Douglas. Judge—'H.” W. Goddard. , Hogs Yorkshire—Boar, 2 years bld, E. J/ Pyih; boar, under ;1 yearE. J. Pym; sow, 1 year old, Geo. Link; sow, under 1 year, AIL- Warner, 1, 2 and 3. Berkshire—boar under 1 year, n year, D. Dorrance. Boar, two years old and over, R. Manson, E. J. Pym; boar,, under one year, R. Manson;,sow 2 years old, R. Manson; so*w, 1 year old and •under two, E.-J, Pym, R, Manson.. Bacon Type*—'Canada Packers, spec ial for best sow any breed, Geo. Link; Geo. Hawkins special for best pair of chunks under 100 lbs., Geo. .Link; H. C, Rivers special for best !$en of- three bgcon hogs, Filmer Chappel; *T. Eaton Co., Ltd.,. Toron to, special for best pen of three, ba-1 . con hogs, F« Chappel; Alex Rhode' special for pen of 3 bacon hogs, F.’ Chappel, Chas. Prout, 2nd and 3rd; . s Alf Warner. 'Judge—-G. W, Miners. ' Swine Club- . The Winners were as follows, the figures following each name repre senting the points awarded: Stan ley Hicks, Cfediton, 1085; Dobald Buchanan, Hensail, 1075; Carl Oes- treicher, 1 Dashwood, 1045; Mac Hodgert, Kiakton, 10'30; Harvey Lovey, Centralia, 930; Douglas May, Centralia, '900; • Robert Prout, Cen tralia, 885; Glen Prout, Centralia, 823; Donald Hooper; Hay, 17O', Members and their, club -sows, which will represent Exeter District at London on October id and 11 for championship of Western On tario are hs follows: Stanley Hicks, •Donald Buclranaii, Donald Hooper. Judge-s-Alfred Warner, Supervisor, J. C. Shearer. ‘ , Poultry Light Brahamas—ck., pt., K. G. Wood. Any variety Co chins—-K. G. Wood, 4 firsts. Silver Grey Dorkings, hen, O. Battler. Buff Orphington, ck.,' ckl., pt., O, Battler; • hen, K. G. Wood, 0/ Battler. Sus sex Speckled, ckl.i pt., Donald ©earing.’ Barred ^lymdu-th Rocks, K, -G. 'Wood and 2nd; hen, K. G. Wood; ckl, and pt>, O. Battler. Any other variety Plymouth Bocks, heft, ckl., pt., K. G. Wood. White Wyan- dottes, ck., -ckl.,? K. G. Wood, O., Battler; hen, pt, O. Battler, K. G. Wood. Any other variety Wyan- dott’es, ck., hen, ckl,, pt, K. G. ewe lamb; J Henry, 2nd and 3rd. Downs—W. H. Douglas firsts, 4 seconds and 2 Lincolns—A, D. .Steeper G, Dorrance; sow, under 1 . Tamworth— pay field; Clinton, hen, Ckl., ck„ hen, Wm. Game, hen, Rocks, ck„ hen, K. G. Wood, .0, Battler; pullet, O,, Battler, K. G, Wood, Black Giants, ck,, D, A. Graham; hen, K. G- Wood, D. A. Graham; .ckl,, pullet, K. G, Wood, and t2nd, White Leg horns, ckl,, K, G, Wood, Donald •Dearing! pullet, Donald? Dearing, K. G. Wood. Harness Special, pair •of best birds, any breed, Frank Hicks. A. Wuerth special for best pair White Leghorn chick's, * Donald Dearing. C, J. Green, manager of hen, I > ...................................................................... [ t Vegetables ] Potatoes—Beauty of Katadhin, Jacob Battler, Gibhs Yelland; Bed Elephant, J. Battler; Irish Cobblers, Mrs, J, Dalrymple,. J. Battler; Green Mountain, Geo. Link, iCecil Rowe; Dopley, J. Battler, G. Link; any other variety potatoes, J. Batt ler, E. M. Dignan; three varieties of potatoes, J. Battler, Blood beets, F. McCiymont, Gibbs Yellandf Globe beets,. Robt. Sanders; sugai* beets,.; Mrs. John Quinlivan, Cecil Rowof Sugar heet mangolds, J, Battler, Mrs, J. Quinlivan; long mangolds, Wm. Henry, Geo. Link; globe man golds, Robt. Sanders; intermediate, Mrs. Quinlivan, Robt. Sanders* early horn carrots, Mrs. W. Doupe, Gibbs Yelland; Nantes., E. M. Dignan, Robt. Sanders;’long orange or red carrots, Robt. Sanders; white nr yellow field carrots, J. Battler, Robt. Sanders; 10 ears sweet corn, j white, Cecil Bowe, Ed. Westcott; 12 | ears Indian icofn, Geo. Link,. J, Batt ler; water melons, Geo, Link, Wm. Henry; pumpkins, Mrs. Quinlivan, J, Battler; s'quashj Robt, Sanddrs, Wm. Henry;’ musk melons, Wm. | Henry, J« Battler; 1 swede Cecil Rowe, Mrs. Quinlivan; F.. McCiymont, Mrs. W. white or yellow onions, J. Mrs. Gi Daters;- Spanish r onions, Mrs, Daters, Robt, Sanders;'citrons, round, Mrs. Quinlivan; citrons, long,] J. Battler; iparsnips, Robt, Banders, J, Battler; hubbard squash, Mrs. Quinlivan, R. Sanders; table squash,! R. Sanders, J, Battler; fall cab bage, R. Sanders; winter cabbage, Gibbs Yelland, R. Sanders; best collection of vegetables, R. San ders, Mrs, Quinlivan; Seth Winer special for- shipping turnips, Can. No. 1 Medium, Cecil Rowe. Judge —H., G. Strong. turnips, turnips, Doupe; Battler, the Exeter Canning Factory, special | for 3 fat roosters, donor to get the roosters, O, Battler. Turkeys Bronze Turkeys, tom, young tom,, young, hen,’ Frank Hicks, K. G. Wood; hen^-'K. -G. Wood. Any other variety Turkeys, K. G. Wood, four firsts. " i TML’IWAY, SEPT, m J Ip inc De partmen t Ladles’ Wear-T-Nightgown Mrs. E, DaHing; Bowe, Mrs, Ed; set, Miss Living house coat* H. A. I Fuss, Mi's. F. Smith; dress, Livingstone, Mrs. Fuss; apron, viceable, Ewart Pym;I Lawson, Mrs. G. Hicks; knitted, suit or dress, Mrs. I Fuss; fancy sweater, Mrs. man, H. A, F.uss; scarf and set, or beret and glove set, Mrs. Fuss; hand sewn leather es. Miss Livingstone. Men's —Pyjamas, H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Lawson* mitts, knitted, Mrs. Law- soft, Miss Livingstone; socks, knit ted, Miss Livingstone, H. A. Fuss, Infants’ and Children's Wear—-In fant's jacket, bonnet and booties, H. A. Fuss; child’s play dress, Mrs. F. Smith, Mrs. E. Darling; child’s wool sweater, Mrs. E. Darling;I boys’ pants, made from old gar ment, Mrs. Living-room chesterfield, cob Battler; cushion, wool, Mrs. E. Darling, H, A. Fuss; cushion, fan cy, Mrs, Fuss, Mrs. A. Mellick; af- ghan, wool, new design, Mrs. Hynd man, Miss Livingstone; new living room accessory not otherwise list ed, Mrs. Ed. Lawson, Mrs. A. ’Mel lick. Dining-room Accessories—* Buffet set, 3. pieces, Mrs, Clayton Sims, Mrs. Lawson; luncheon set, runner, and 4 plate doilies, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Lawson; luncheon cloth and 4 serviettes, Mrs. E. Dar ling, Miss Livingstone; breakfast cloth and 4 serviettes, colored, Mrs. C. Sims, Mrs. G* Hicks; dinner nap kins, ft, initialed, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Hyndman* table -cover, crochet, Mrs-. Darling, Miss Livingstone; tea cosy, wool, Mrs. Hyndman, Miss Living stone. Bedroom Accessories—-Pair .pillow slips, white embroidery, Miss Livingstone;- pair pillow slips, cut work, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. C. Sims; pair pillow slips, other style, Mrs. Lawsoi^ Miss Livingstone; sheet , and pillow slips, set, Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Fuss; pair guest tow-' els, Miss Livingstone, H? A. Fuss;-, j bath towel, trimmed, Mrs., Lawson, Miss Livingstone; boudoir pillow, Mrs. A. Meljick; Miss Livingstone; bedspread, candlewick, tufted, Mrs.' Darling, Mrs. ■ C^ Sims; bedspread, embroidered, Carrip Fahner, Mrs. Darling. Kitcjien Accessories—tow els, tea, 2 hand-finished, and 2, pan holders, ' Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Mellick; curtains, pair, hand-fin ished, H. A. Fuss; best collection of kitchen accessories not otherwise; listed; Mrs. Mellick, Mrs. ; Fuss,.! Miscellaneous—Hemstitching, Mrs. ’ Hyndman, Ce^il fi?Rowe;- - fine cut work,. Miss Livingstone, Mrs, Hynd-. 'Quinlivan; man; fancy 'knitting, Miss Living stone, Mrs. Fuss,j New cross stitch, Mrs. Hyndman, H. | A. Fuss; smocking, Mrs. Darling; • needlepoint, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. I •Hyndman; any other “work not | listed, Mrs. Lawson, .Ceftil Rowe: [ 4 articles made, from flower sacks, ’ Mrs, Lawson, H. A, FusS; an article suitable for Christmas, not to ex ceed price of 25 cents Mrs. Fuss, Miss, Livingstobie, bed jacket, Cecil Lawson;’ lingerie stone, H. A, Fuss; Fuss, Mrs. silk, Miss ser- Mrs. Ed. Miss Livingstone, apron, tea, Mrs. ladies' H, A, Hynd- glove wool, glOV- Wear Ed. F« Smith, Mrs. Fuss, accessories—Set for Miss Livingstone, Ja- Mrs, Hyndman; cover for hotwater bottle, Miss Livingstone; -collection fancy work, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs^MoL lick. Quilts, / Comforters, Bugs— Comforter, down-filled, Carrie Fah ner; comforter, wool- filled, Jacob Battler, Mrs, Darling; quilt, applique Miss Livingstone, Mrs- Fuss; quilt, pieced cotton, Jacob Battler, Mrs. C. Sims; floor mat, hooked rags, Mrs.,: C. Sims, Jacob Battler; floor* mat,.; maLj Mrs. rags, Sims, braided, Mrs. Mellick; floor hooked yarn, Mrs. Hyndman, A. Berry; floor mat, hooked conventional design, Mrs. C. Mrs. Mellick; fancy quilt, J. Battler, H. A. Fuss, Judge—Flo, Camp bell,” ■Mrs. Eaters, Jacob Battler,; chili suite, Mrs. ‘Cunningham, Mrs. Da- : tors; pepper relish, Fred ■ McCiy mont, Mrs. Darling; chicken, F. Me- Clymont, Mrs. Mellick; canned beef, F. McCiymont, Mrs. Cunningham; • canned sausage, J. Battler, Mrs. C. Sims. ■ IV ' ' Honey, .Maple Syrup, -Candy Honey, extracted, light, Mrs. Dal rymple, Mrs. Cunningham; honey, .extracted, amber, Mrs. Dalrymple, Wm. Henry; honey, ip sections, Mrs. Dalrymple; maple -syrup, Mrs. Dalrymple, F. McCiymont; maple cream, J. Battler; chocolate fudge, J. Battler; divinity fudge, Mrs. Cun ningham, J. Battler, Meats, Salads, -Etc. Cured ham, Mrs. C, Sims, H. A, iFuSS; Mrs., Mrs. Mrs. fruit ed, Domestic Home made bread, white, (Mrs. QuinliVan, Mrs. Henry; bread, brown, Mrs. 0, Cunningham; rolls, Mrs, Quinlivan, Elen Cole; fancy shaped rolls, Wm. Henry, Mrs. Cun ningham; buns, not iced, Mrs. G« Daters, Mrs. W. -Doupe; tea biscuits, two varieties, Mrs, Doupe, Mrs. Darling; sandwiches, suitable for afternoon tea, 6 varieties, Mrs. Mel lick; tarts, butter, Mrs. Daters, Wm. Henry; . collection of tarts, 4 var ieties, Wm, Henry, Mrs, Cunning ham; doughnuts, Mrs. G. McNair, Mrs, Mellick; cream puffs, no fil ling, Wm’, Henry, Mrs, Mellick; cup. cakes, iced, 3 varieties, Wm, Henry, Mrs, Mellick; plate of > oatmeal cookies,’ 2 varieties, Elen Cole, Mrs. G,. McNair; shortbread, Mrs. G. Mc Nair, Mrs. Darling; angel cake, not iced, Mrs. A. Berry,'Mrs, Darling; light, layer cake, white filling and icing, Mrs, Berry, Mrs,. W-. Doupe; chocolate cake, filling and tdark ic ing, Mrs. A. Berry, Mrs, Wm. Henry; Sponge cake, not iced, Mrs, A. Ber ry, Mrs. Mellick; apple pie, Mrs, G. Daters, Wm. Henry; pumpkin pie, Wm. Henry, Mrs. W, Doupe; but terscotch pie, Mrs, G, Daters, Mrs. W. Doupe; orange cake, Carrie Fah ner, Mrs. W, Doupe. Mrs. B. W. Tuckey won the draw for the Christie cake. assortment of cured meats, C. Sims, Mrs, Fuss; meat loaf, A- Berry; vegetable salads, Mellick, Mrs. Cunningham; salads, 3 individuals, as.sort- , ,, Mrs. Mellick, Carrie Fahner; supper dish, Mrs, Daters, Mrs, Cun ningham; dessert dish, other than pastry, Mys. Daters, Mrs. G. Mc Nair; salad dressing, boiled, Mrs, Pym, Mrs. W. Doupe; r’dasted roos ters, 2, Mrs. Quinlivan, Maurice Coates; C, Tan ton special for best dressed chicken, Mrs. Quinlivan, Mrs. Wm, Consitt, SCHOOL, CHILDREN’S DEPT. '■ ’ < .. Domestic Science public School—Breakfast tray, Patsy Hay, Verna Heaman, Maxine McDonald; plate of assorted sand- Sew- Geneva Elliott, Open—Desserts, wiches, Marguerite -Pickard. ■ing, pin cushion, Elaine Coates. Gwenneth Jones, Dorothy Beeder; vegetable plate, F. J. DELBRIDGE, Representative EXETER lection of rope splices mounted on a board, Chas, W, Dinney; special for best project, any design, metal or. Wood, Orval Schoeder; special for best model airplane, Mrs, F, Smith, .Geo. Wolfe; special for scrap book of current events by boy 15 years and under, Dawson Goulding, Teddy Prout; special for colored Union Jack, Lpretta Pym; Grigg’s Stationery special for girls, Gwen- neth Jones. Judges—H. Gidley, 0. R. Howard. Gwenneth Jones, Marion Elliot; plain muffins, Mit»i Moffatt, Barbara Reid; plain cake, Mary EaStbn, Mitzi Moffatt,* Sew ing, pyjamas, Dorothy Reeder, Dor is Mitchell, Marguerite Hogarth; blouse, . Hazel Kerslake, Francis,, ! skirt, Webb, Marion Slip, . Marion Jones; articles for layette, Dorothy Reeder, Mitzi Moffatt, Elaine Coat-^ es. Red iCross Articles—^-sweater, Joan Redfern. Special by B. W. F., Beavers for best pie in High School, Berniece Finkbeiner, Shirley Apple ton, Marion Kernich, » Manual Training Public School—Scoop made from a tin can, Carl Hewitt, Peter Ellis, Donald SoUthcott; picture stand and frame made from wood, Hugh Davis, Donald Brintnell, Harvey 'Cooper; coat hanger made from plybpard, Wilbert Gillespie, Ted Hannigan, Jack Whyte. High School —'Knife, fork and -spoon box, Jun ior Proutj Chas. Brown, Dawson 'Goulding; boot box, Chas. W. Din- ney; window prop, Junior Prout, Dawson Goulding; best funnel, Or val Schroeder; scoop, Dawson Gould ing; tooth brush holder, Junior Prout; flower .pot holder, Bill Week- es, Juhior Prout; door prop, -forged, Junior Prout. Special for best col- Flowers Begonia, tuberous, Mrs, Earl Par sons; foliage, 3 varieties, Mrs. Ed. Lawson; geraniums in bloom,„ 3 Varieties, Mrs. Ed. Lawson; novel- try in potted plants, Mrs. Earl Par sons, Mrs, Quinlivan. Cut Flowers —Antirrinhum, Snapdragons, col lection, Mrs. E. Heywood & Son,. Mrs. Quinlivan; asters, collection, Mrs. Quinlivan, jMrs. Heywood; as ters, 6 blooms, white; one variety, long stem, Mrs. Quinlivan, Gibbs Yelland; asters, 6 blooms, mauve, •one variety, long stem, Gibbs,, Yel land, Mrs. Tom Coates; asters, purple, Mrs. Tom., Coates, Mrs.'l Quinlivan; asters, 'pink, Mrs. E. Heywood, Mrs? T. Coates; asters, ostrich plume, Mrs. Quinlivan; . coxcombs, display,' Mrs. Quinlivan, Mrs. Earl Parsons; coxcombs, fea thered, Mrs. Earl Parsons, Mrs. Quinlivan; cosmos, Mrs. Quinlivan; dahlias, decorative variety, Robt. Sanders, Mrs. T. Coates; dahlias; pompon .Variety,. Carrie Fahner, Mrs.’ E. HeyWood; pinks, Mrs. E. Heywood, Carrie Fahner; gladiolus, best 1 named ’ variety, Robt. San ders, Carrie Fahner; gladiolus, best 6 spikes, Carrie Fahnej*, Mrs. E.J Heywood; balsams, Mrs. Earl .Par sons, Carrie Fahner; marigolds^ Afriican, Mrs. E. Heywood, Carrie] Fahner; marigolds, French, Cecil Rowe, Carrie Fahner; stocks, Mrs. Earl. Parsons.; petunia, single, Mrs. E. Heywood, Carrie Fahner; pe- ‘tunias, double, Carrie Fahner. sies,. Mrs. T. Coatefe; roses, collec tion, Carrie Fahner, I__, __ Dan Dew, Carrie Fahner; salvia, Mrs. E. Heywood, Carrie^FahneV; Stocks, Garrie Fahner, Mrs, E. Hey wood; verbenas, Mrs. E.»Heywood, Carrie Fahner; zinnias, crested or curled, Cecil Rowe, Jacob Battler: zinnias; dahlia flowered, Mrs’ Ea-rl Parsons, Cecil Rowe; zinnias, dis play, Mrs. E. Heywood, Carrie Fah ner; collection, of annuals, 'Carrie ■Fahner, Mrs, E. Heywood; collec tion of perennials,- Carrie Fahner; bride’s bouquet, Carrie Fahner; bas ket cut flowers, Mrs. E., Heywood, Carrie Fahner; hand bouquet, Car rie Fahner, Mrs. E. Heywoo,d; novel ty in cut flowers, Carrie Fahner, Mrs. E. Heywood; special fpr dah lias, Gibbs Yelland, awarded four prizes. Judge—K. G. Clark. Marion Woollen Margaret pan ties or Gwenneth v f Shirley Mason; Melba Whiting, Brown; (Jowan, Decoration Centrepiece for. Thanksgiving dinner table, ’Mrs. Mellick, Carrie Fahner.REI> CROSS COMPETITIONGeese *. Toulouse Geese, gander, K. G. Wood, Wm, Bowden; goose,4 Wm. Bowden, K. G. Wood; young gan der, ..young goose,Wm. Bowden. .JDiicks Aylesbury Ducks, duck and young drake, Frank Hicks. Pekin Ducks,, duck „ and drake,. O. Battler, K. G. Wood; young drake and. young duck, O. Battler. Rouen Ducks, drake‘and young drake, K. G. Wood, O. Batt ler;; duck, F. (Hicks, Wm. Bowden; young duck, F. Hicks, O, Battler. Any .other variety Ducks, drake, duck and young drake, Preston Dearing, O. Battler; .young duck, O. Battler, Preston Dearing.. ‘ MiscellaiieOiis Guinea Fowl, ck., Donald Dear ing, D. A. Graham; hen, D. A; Gra ham, -Donald Dearing; ckl., pt., D. A. ' Graham. Pheasants, ck., hen, D. A. Graham, " Anyother variety Rabbits, buck and doe, Donald Dear ing, Mr.s. F. Smith; f young buck and ydung doe, Donald Dearing. • Hydro Shop special for best pair of i rabbits, Donald Dearing. Judges— L. V. Hoggarth, L.. A. Stephens. Grain, and Seeds Fall Wheat, white, Geo. Link,; fall 'wheat, red, H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Ed. Lawson; any other variety of spring wheat, Jacob Battler, Frank Hicks; white oats, Mrs., J. Dal rymple, Geo. Link; timothy seed, H. A^Fuss; white beans, Jacob Batt ler, Gar! Oestreicher; clover see'd, Mrs. A. Mellick; . ensilage corn, Ja cob Battler, Wm. Henry; malting barley, Jacob Battler, Frank flicks; Cartier Oats, Geo. Link, Frank Hicks. - v Hortieultural zpioducts Apples—-Fall apples, F. McCiy mont; fall apples, -ahy variety, F. McCiymont; Rhode Island Green ings, F. McCiymont; -Northern Spies, F. Mc.Clymoht; Roxboro Russets, William Henry; Golden Rusets, F. McCiymont; Baldwins, F. MtsCly- mont; Snows, Gecil- Rowe, Mrs. J. Quinlivan; Colverts, F. McCiymont; Fall pippins, F. McCiymont; King of Tompkins, F. McCiymont, Mrs. Quinlivan; Ribstone Pippins, Mrs. A. Mellick; Maiden’s Blush, W. M. .Henry; Beh Davis, F. McCiymont; Wealthy, F. McCiymont; Duchess of Oldenburg,* F. McCiymont;’ St* Law rence, Mrs. J. Quinlivan, Dalrymple. Judge—-Arthur Dairy Products 1-0 pounds butter, Fred mont; most neatly arranged plate of butter for table use, J. Battler, * Mrs. Clayton Sims. Judge, C. G. Salter. i 1 I I Mrs. F. Smith; f young buck, I f pan roses, single, Fine Arts and Crafts Miss ■mar- Mrs. Mrs. J. Weber. McCiy- Herve Pills to assist .... r"-"-1-.- " J—l- r- ........T To Those Convalescing After Severe Illness After many Severe illnesses of serious operations the patient is very often left in an extremely weak, nervous, run-down condition.* To all those ednValescents who need some kind of a tonic to stimulate and build up the Weakened system, Wo Would recommend Milburn's Health and them back to health—-happiness again. t , These pills help; supply elements necessary to assist the .convalescent in bringing back bodily strength and vigour. Price 50c a box, 65 pills, at all drug counters. Look for om* registered itade mark a "Bed Heart ’ on the package. , . Tha T» Milburn Co,, Mmitisti, Toronto, Oxit. Oil Paintings—Scene, Miss *L. M. ,LiVingston.e,- Mirs. .Dalrymple; fruit ‘ or vegetables, Miss Living stone; flowers, Mrs. . Dalrymple, ■Miss Livingstone; - animals, Livingstone, Mrs. Dalrymple; ine view, Miss Livingstone, Dalrymple; portrait, Mrs. Dalrymple, Miss Livingstone. Water Colors- Landscape, Mrs.Dalrymple, Miss Livingstone; seascape, Mrs. Dal rymple; Miss Livingstone; fruit Or flowers, Mrs. H.* A. Fuss, Miss Liv ingstone; original study, Mrs, Dal rymple, Miss Livingstone; portrait, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Dalrymple; any subject not listed, Miss Living stone, Mrs. Dalrymple; commer cial art, Mrs. Dalrymple, MiSs Liv ingstone. Miscellaneous — Pastei, H, A,.Fuss, Mrs. Dalrymple; char coal scene .or study, Mrs, Dalrymple* Miss Livingstone; pen. * and ink sketch, Mrs. Earl Parsons, H. A, Fuss; pencil drawing, Mrs. Dal rymple, Mrs. Earl (parsons; sepia scene, Mrs. Dalrymple; H, A. Fuss; crayon study. Miss Livingstone. Mrs. Dalrymple. Wood Carving, Miss Livingstone, Mrs, Dalrymple; Any new craft not listed, Mrs, Fuss Miss Livingstone; wooden projects 1(8). Mrs. Dalrymple, H. A. Fuss; collection of amateur "snaps, Mrs. Earl Parsons,. Miss E. Penrose. Jttd ge—II,, L. S tur gis, Home Canned Products' .Grapes,-. Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. W. Doupe; strawberries, Mrs., Cun ningham', ’gMiss Penrose; raspber ries, Mrs. Cunningham, Cecil Rowe: pears,; Mrs.. Cunningham, Jacob Battler; peaches, Mrs. Cunningham. Jacob Battler; cherries, Mrs. Cun ningham; plums, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs, Mellick; tomatoes, Mrs. Daters, Miss Penrose; corn, Mrs. Daters; peas, Mrs. Quinlivan, H,* A. Fuss, string beans, Mrs. Daters, tomato juice, 0Mrs. ters, Cecil Rowe; apple jelly, Cunningham, Mrs. Mellick; red rant jelly, Mrs. Cunningham; conserve, ’ Mrs. Cunningham, Mellick; green tomato pickle, sweet, Mrs. Ewart Pym, Mrs. W. Doupe; mustard pickle, Mrs. G. McNaix-, Mrs. Ewart Pym; pickled onions, Mrs. G. McNair, Mrs.-Mellick; pick-l ed encumbers, 9 day, Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Cunningham; tomato catsup, Mrs. Da- Mrs. cutf- any Mrs, Knitting Socks, Trivitt Memorial Unit, James St. Unit; regulation V-neck sweater, sleeveless,,, madd1 of special heavy service yarn, James St, Unit, Dashwood Unit; turtle-neck sweat er with slegves, Trivitt Mem. Unit, Dashwood Unit; turtle-neck sweat er with sleeves (service yarn), James St. Unit, Trivitt Mem. Unit; collection of mitts, James ,St, Unit, Usbome 4 and 5 Unit; seaman’s seaboot stockings, Usbome 4 and 5 Unit, James St. Unit; seaman’s scarf, Trivitt Mem. Unitj James St, Unit. Quilts Quilts ’ made from flannelette scraps, James St.. Unib Usborne’ 4 and -5 Unit, Exeter Women’s Insti tute; quilts made from cotton • scraps, Centralia Unit No. 8, Dash wood Unit, "James St. Unit. Judges —Mrs. J. R. 'Mitchell, Geo, Jenner. . , is a contribution, to 6. Check motor every 5,000 miles. G. W. LAWSON Manager. victory’^ ■ ■ X- . ft Mil For instance, a saving of one mile per gallon in each vehicle, means an annual saving of 35,000 allons of gasoline. Experience* shows six simple ways to save gasoline, all tried, tested and practised by Bell Telephone drivers: 1. Start your automobile properly (never race the engine). 2. Change* into second gear at 10, into high at 15 miles ' per hour. X 3, Never drive faster than 40 miles an hour. Bell Telephone drivers have established oiie of the best records iii Canada, for safe, effi- cieiit operation of their cars and trucks. The Prime Minister of Canada.■'****« X-ZlllVlE/ ADAmil- UA- VAAJNAUAi TELEPHONE DRIVERS SAVE GASOLINE The Bell Telephone mechanized army drives its fleet of some 950 vehicles more than seVen million miles a year. That is why we know something about safety and economical operating practices 4. Drive at an even speed in open country. 5. Never leave motor idling.