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Prize Winners
Following is a list of the prize
winners at the Exeter Fair:
Horses
Agricultural—Brood mare, Harry
Bolger; foal, Harry Bolger; 3-year
aid, E* J. Atwell; 2-year-old, E. J*
Atwell and second; 1-year-old,
Peter Graham. .Diploma* L. H.
Listman.Heavy Draft 3-year-old, Peter
Graham. Diploma, ’Fred Boney.
Wagon Horses — Brood mare,
Wm. E. Hooper; foal, Wm. E
Hooper; 3-year-old, Wm. E. Hooper,
Arnold Merner; 2-year-old, E. J.
Atwell; 1-year-old, Wm. E* Hooper;
single wagon horse, Wm. Decker
and second, Harry Beaver. Diploma,
Wm. Decker.
Pencheron or Belgian—2-year-old
foal, Harry Bolger; 1-year-old,
Harry Bolger. Diploma, L. H. List
man.
Horses in Harness—General pur
pose, Wm. Decker, Horry Beaver.
Wm. E, Hooper; agricultural
horses, L. H. Listman, Fred Boney,
Peter Graham, E. J. Atwell; heavy draft, Fred Roney, E. J. Atwell,
Peter Graham; Percheron, Belgian.
IL. H. Listman and second; carriage
teams, Wm. E. Hooper, road teai»s,
Currie and Tervit, Weber; ponv
teams, Norman Lambertus, Chas.
Dale; H. McIlwain; single carriage,
Wm. E. Hooper; single roadster,
over 15.2, Weber, Currie and Tervit;
under 15.2, Currie and Tervit;
single pony, Norman Lambertus and
second, T, C. Shean, Chas. Dale;
harness tandem, L. H. Listman,
Fred Roney, N. Lambertus.
■ Best Lady Driver—Wm, E. Hoop
er; Hunter open, G. Yiesler, J.
Merner, B. Merner.
Roadsters—Brood mare, John R.
Reid, Weber; foal, Wm. E. Hooper,
John R. Reid, Weber; 1-year-old,
Becker and Willert, Weber; 2-year-
old, Wm- E. Hooper,
Grafton & Co. Special, L. H. List
man; Sunoco Service Station Spec
ial, L. H. Listman.
Judges, W. S. Steadman, Thos
W. Findlay.
Cattle
Herefords—Aged cow, H. Wright,
W. S. O’Neil, H, Wright; 2-year-old
heifer, Warren Brock, W. S. O’Neil;
1-year-old Aheifer, W. S. O’Neil and
second, H. Wright; heifer calf, W
S. O’Neil, Warren Brock, and third;
bull calf, W. S. O’Neil, H. Wright;
bull, 1-year-old, H. Wright, W. S.
O’Neil; 2-year-old bull, W. S. O’Neil,
Warren Brock, H. Wright.
■anat Exeter rair
Polled Angus—-Earley Bros- won
7 first and 4 seconds in this class.
Holsteins—Aged cow, Ward' Hod*
gins, Hooper Bros, and third; 2-
year-old heifer, Hooper Bros., Ross
Marshall; 1-year-old heifer, Hopper
Bros,, Ross Marshall and third;
heifer calf, Ross Marshall, Ward
Hodgins, Hooper Bros.; bull calf.
Ross Marshall, W. Hodgins; 1-year-
old bull, W, Hedging; 2ryear-old
bull, Hopper Bros,, Ross Marshall,
Grades—-Steer calf, Roy ’Pepper,
Herds—-3 female, 1 bull, Andrew
Gaunt, W* S. O’Neil, Warren Brock;
get of sire, W, S.» O’Neil, Earley
Bros,, H. Wright.
Usbprne Baby Beef, John Kins-
man, Warren Brock and third, Alt,
•Coaxes and fifth; Open Baby Beef,
Jahn Kinsman, W. S. O’Neil. W.
Brock and fourth; Traquair’s Spec
ial, John Kinsman: Simpson’s Spec
ial, John Kinsman; T. Eaton Co.
Special, Ross Marshall; Fink’s But
cher Shop Special, John Kinsman;
Roland Williams’ "■ Special, Ross
Marshall,
Judge, Alfred Nicholson.
Sheep
Dorset Horned—|Aged ram, Pres
ton Dearing & Son, Newton -Clark
and Son; shearling ram, P. Dearing
and Son, and second; ram lamb, P.
Dearing and Son, and second; ewe
having raised lambs this year, P,
Dearing and Son, and second, *N.
Clark and Son; shearling .ewe, P.
Dearing and Son, and second, N.
Clark and Son; ewe lamb, P. Dear
ing and Son, and second.
Oxford Downs—Aged ram, Don
ald Dearing, R. C. iPurvis; shearling
ram, D. Dearing; ram lamb, D
Dearing and second, R. C. Purvis;
ewe having raised lambs this year,
D. Dearing, R, C. Purvis, D. Dear
ing; shearling ewe, D. Dearing and
second, R. C- Purvis; ewe lamb, R
C. Purvis, D. Ddaring ana third.
Shropshire Downs — Aged ram,
Wm. H. Douglas, R. C. Purvis, G.
H, Armstrong and Son; shearling
ram, W. H. Douglas, R. C. Purvis;
ram lamb, W. H. Douglas and sec
ond, R. C. 'Purvis; ewe having raised
lambs this year, W. H. Douglas and
second, G, H. Armstrong and Son;
shearling ewe, W. H. Douglas and
second, G. H. Armstrong and Son-;
ewe lamb, W. H. Douglas; G. H.
Armstrong and Son.
Lincolns—Aged ram, A. D. Steep
er and second, Alfred Nicolson:
shearling ram, A. D. Steeper, A.
Nicolson and third; ram lamb, A.
D. Steeper and second, A Nicolson;
ewe, A. D. Steep.er and second;
shearling ewe, A. Nicolson, IA'» D
Steeper, A. Nicolsoii; ewe lamb. A.
D. Steeper and second, A. Nicolson.
Leicester's—Aged ram, D. A. Gra
ham, W. H. Douglas, D. A. Graham;
shearling ram, W. H. Douglas, D.
A. Graham, W. H. Douglas; ram
lamb, D. A. Graham, W. H. Doug
las, Wm. R. Pepper; ewe, W. H.
Douglas, D. A. GrahapiMR. C. Pur
vis; shearling ewe, W/‘H. Douglas,
W. R, Pepper, W. H. Douglas; ewe
lamb, W. H. Douglas, D. A. Graham.
G. H. Armstrong and Son. f
Southdowns — Aged ram, J. B.
Kennedy; shearling ram, Miss J.
Spencer, J. B. Kennedy and third;
ram lamb, J. B. Kennedy, Miss J.
Spencer, J. B. Kennedy; ewe, J. B.
Kennedy, Miss J. Spencer, J. B.
Kennedy; shearling ewe, J. B. Ken
nedy, Miss J. 'Spencer and third;
ewe lamb. J. B. Kennedy and sec
ond, Miss J. Spencer; long wool
pen, A. D. Steeper, W. H. Douglas,
J. Dearing and Son, J. B. Kennedy.
Judge, Jas. A. Campbell
Hogs ; i
Bacon Hogs — 2-year-old boar,
Hugh' Filson, George Douglas; 1-
year-old boar, Frank Hicks, Clarence
Johns, Roy Johns and Son, H. Fil
son, W. H. Parker; boar under 1
year, C* Johns, G. Douglas, H. Fil
son, Harold Hern and Sons, H, Fil
son; 2-year-old sow, C. Johns; 1-
year-old sow, R. Johns and Son,
Chas. Prout, G. Douglas and fourth,
W. H. Parker; sow under 1 year, H.
Filson, C. Johns, R. Johns and son,
and fourth, H. Filson; sow under
6 months. C. Johns, Earl Culbert,
Howard Pym, G. Douglas, H. Pym;
pair ’bacon hogs, G. Link, R. Johns
and Son, H. Filson, C. Johns, G.
Douglas; boar under 6 months, H.
Filson and second, H. Hern and
Sons, G. Douglas; T. Eaton Special.
G. Link, /F. Hicks, Harry Cole,
Archie Etherington; Canada Packers
Special, C. Johns; A. Hioks Special,
C. Johns, R. Johns and Son, Warren
Brock.
Poultry
Cochins, Jacob Battler won four
firsts; Orpingtons, Ivan McClymont
won four first and three seconds;
Wyandott.es, J. Battler won four
firsts ‘and I. McClymont won three
seconds; Barred Rocks, cock, J.
Battler, T. C. Shean; hen, T. C.
Shean, J. Battler; cockerel, J. Batt
ler; pullef, J. Battler, I, McClymont..
white Rocks, cock, T. 0. Shean, J»
Battler; hen, J. Battler, T. C. Shean;
cockerel, T, C. Shean, I. McCly
mont; pullet, L McClymont, T. C.
Shean; Rhode Island Reds, cock^
J. Battier, T. C. Shean; hen, T. p.
Shean, J. Battler; cockerel, J. Batt
ler, I. McClymont; , pullet, I. Mc
Clymont, J. Battler. NeW Hamp
shire Reds, I. McClymont Won four
firsts and two seconds, J. Battler
second for hen. Black Giants, I.
MeClymont Won 3 Ists, Sussex, cock
I, McClymont, Gerald Dearing;
hen, J. Battler, I. McClymont;
cockerel, J. Battler, I. McClymont;
pullet, T. G. Shean, J<> Battler.
Mihorcas, I McClymont won four
firsts and three seconds. White
Leghorns, I. McClymont Won four
firsts. Brown Leghorns, I. McOly-
mont won two firsts; Battler
won two firsts and two seconds,
Anconas, J. Battler won three firsts
and one second; t. C. Shean won
one first and one second. Game, J.
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Battler won four firsts. Bantams,
Cochins, G. Douglas won two firsts';
Seabrights, G. Douglas- won two
firsts and two seconds; D. A. Gra
ham won two firsts and two sec
onds; any other variety, G. Doug
las won four firsts, D.* A. Graham
won two seconds, and. Ronald Gun
ning won two.
Geese, J. Battler won four firsts.
Ducks, Muscovy, T. C. Shean won
two firsts, G. Deai'ing won two
firsts and one second; Pegin, J.
Battler won four firsts; Rouen, J.
Battler won four firsts; Indian
Runners, J. Battler won four firsts:
Guinea Fowl, T McClymont won two
firsts and * Ronald Gunning won
two firsts; rabbits, Ronald Gun
ning; Pair of Pigeons, Ron
ald Gunning, I. McClymont; Utility
Pens, reds, I. McClymont, J. Batt
ler; rocks, I. McClymont; Minorcas,
I. McClymont; C. Fairbairn Special,
white eggs, Gilbert Dow, Jr., Mrs.
Clayton Sims, Mrs. G. Morlock;
brown eggs, Mrs. C. Sims, Mrs. G.
•Morlock, Orland Battler; mixed
eggs, Mrs. C. Sims, 0. Battler, I.
McClymont; Wein Bros. Special, I.
McClymont.
Judge, IL. V. Hogarth.
Grain and Seeds
’Sheaf of wheat, Harry Strang.
Wilbert Cornish; sheaf of oats, H.
Strang, W. Cornish, IF’. McClymont;
sheaf of barley, W. Garnish, Clark
Ffgher; bushel fall wheat, white,
H. A. Fuss, W. Cornish, G. Link;
bushel 6-rowed barley, Wm. El
liott, H. A. Fuss, Mrs, E. Rock, W.
Cornish; bushel buckwheat, Mrs. E.
Lawson; early oats, W. Cornish, G.
Link, Harry Klahre, Mrs. E. Law-
son; late oats, Wm. Elliott. N.
Clark and Son, H. <A. Fuss; bushel
Timothy seed, H. Strang, H. A,
Fuss, O. Battler; bushel white
beans, 0. Battler; collection of grain
in ear, F. McClymont, N. Clark and
Son; ensilage corn, O. Battler, Har
old Jeffrey; 2 bus. malting barley,
Wm. Elliott, N. Clark and Son, F.
McClymont; Galore barley, Maurice
Coates, Mrs.'W. Doupe, 0. Battler;
G. Link;, % bus. sweet clover, H. A.
Fuss; half ’bushel Alsike, Mrs. E.
Lawson, N. Clark & Son; bushel
Soya Beans, N, Clark aud Son;
Beaver Oat Crop Competition, )F,
Hicks, M. Coates, W. Elliot. H
Strang, Jack Blair, John Hodgert,
Clark Fisher; Barley Field C^od
Competition, H. Strang, W. Elliott,
John Hodgert, Geo. Link; husking
corn, H. Strang.
Fruits
Winter apples, F. McClymont;
fall apples, F. McClymont,; any
variety fall apples, F. McClymont,
N. Clark add Son: Rhode Island
Greenings* F. McClymont; Northern
Spys, F. McClymont, Harold. Cud-
more; Roxboro Russets, Golden
Russets, Spitzburgs, IF. McClymont:
Baldwins, F. McClymont, H. Cud-
more; Westfield Seek-No-Further,
F. McClymont; Snow Apples, Mrs.
G. Morlock. F. McClymont; Grave-
steins, Colverts, Fall Pippins, King
of Tompkins, Canadian Red, Rib
stone Pippins, Wagners, Grimes G.
Pippins, Maiden’s Blush, Ben Davis,
F. McClymont; Ontario, F» McCly
mont, H. Cudmore; Wealthy* F-
McClymont, Mrs. G, Morlock, Mrs.
C, Sims; DncheSs of Oldenburg, Mrs
G, Morlock, Mrs. C* Sims, F. -McCIy*
mont; Blenheim Pippins, Cranbury,
Taiman Sweet, St. Lawrence, F
McClymont,
Pears—-Winter pears, F. McCly
mont; fall pears, F. McClymont* H.
Cudmore: Flemish Beauty, H, Cud-
more; Clapp's Favorite, F, McCIy-
mont. Mrs. C. Sims; Beur’s Clair-
geau, F. McClymont; Sheldon, F,
McClymont, H, Cudmore; East
Beurre, Louise Bonnie de Jersey,
F. McClymont; Bartlett, Mrs, John
Hvnkin, Mrs, C. Sims,
Plums-—Co’s Golden Prop, Rom*
bards, any variety, Pond's Seedling,
Rein Claude, F, McClymont,
Grapes—-Moore’s Early, ,Mrs. J,
Hunkin, H- Ciidmorg; Niagara, F.
McClymont; any variety, H, Cud
more, F, McQlymont; best collec
tion, H% Cudmore,. F. McClymont.
Dairy Prodimts
5 lbs, butter, Mrs. C, Sims, Mrs.
W, Doupe; 10 lbg. butter, F- Mp1*
Clymont; lb, rolls, Mr§. W, Poupe;
most neatly arranged plate of but
ter, 0. Battler, Mrs. C, Sims.
Vegetables
Early potatoes, W. Cornish, Q.
Battler, Mrs. C. Harris; late pota
toes, Mrs. C. Harris, O, Battler, W.
Cornish; 3 varieties potatoes, Mrs*
C, Harris, O, Rattler; long beets,
Robt, Sanders, W, Cornish; globe
beets. My.s, W. Doupe, 0, Battler;
sugai’ beets, H. Cudmore, Harold
Jeffrey; sugar 'beet njangels, W,
Cornish, G, Dow, Jr.; long mangels,
H. Jeffrey, G. Dow, Jr,; globe man
gels, W. Cornish; 5 Intermediate.
G. Dow, Jr., H, Jeffrey; tomatoes,
R. Sanders, Ml’s. J. Hunkin; Inter
mediate carrots, 0, Battler, F. Mc
Clymont; long carrots, O. Battler,
R. Sanders; field carrots, (). Ratt
ler, R. Sanders; Bantam corn, Mrs.
J. Hunkfn, 0/Battler; watermelons.
Q. Battler; pumpkins, R. Sanders,
squash, O. Battler, W. Cornish;
muskmelons, O, Battler; Swede
turnips, H. Jeffrey, Andrew Gaunt:
any variety turnips, H. Cudmore,
Mrs. E. Lawson; onions, 0. Battler,
R. Sanders; Spanish onions, R. San
ders, F. Hicks; round citrons, W,
Cornish, R. Sanders; long citrons,
O. Battler, R. Sanders; parsnips, O.
Battler, R. Sanders; winter squash.
R. Sanders, W. Cornish; summev
squash,, W. Cornish, O. Battler;
winter cabbage, J. Hodgert; best
collection, 0. Battler, R. Sanders;
W. A. Jenkins Mfg. Co. Special, O.
Battler.
Judge, Hugh Berry.
Flowers
Tuberous begonia', Mrs. J. Quin-
livan; foliage, geraniums, collection
of flowers in pots, Mrs. E. Lawson;
novelty in potted plants, Mrs. J.
Hunkin, Mrs. C. Sims; antirrinhum,
Mrs. J. Hunkin, Mrs. J. Quinlivan;
asters, collection, Airs. J. Hunkin
Mrs. J. Quinlivan; white asters, G.
'Dearing, Mrs. J. Quinlivan; mauve
asters, Mrs. J. Quinlivan; purple
asters, R. Sanders, A. Gaunt; pink
asters, Airs. J. Quinlivan, Airs. J.
Hunkin; coxcombs, feathered cox
combs, Mrs. J. Quinlivan; dahlias.
Airs. J. Hunkin, Airs. J. Quinlivan:
cactus dahlias, pinks, Mrs. J. Hun
kin; gladioli, Airs. J. Hunkin, Airs.
J. Quinlivan; 6 spikes gladioli, Mrs.
J. Quinlivan, Mrs. J. Hunkin; best
collection of gladioli, Mrs. J. Quin
livan; Balsams,- Mrs. J. Hunkin;
African marigolds, Airs. J. Hunkin,
Mrs. E. Lawson; French marigolds,
Mrs. J. Hunkin, Mrs. E. Lawson;
drummondi phlox, Mrs. J. Quinlivan;
perrenial phlox, G. Dearing; single
petunia, Airs. J. Hunkin, Mrs. L. F.
Howey; pansies, Mrs. J. Hunkin, R.
Sanders; salvia, Airs. J. Hunkin;
stocks, 6 curled zinnias, Airs. J.
Quinlivan; dahlia flowered zinnias,
Mrs. J. Hunkin, Mrs. J. Quinlivan;
best -display zinnias, Mrs. J. Quin
livan, Mrs. J. Hunkin; collection of
annuals, collection of perrenials,
bride’s bouquet, Mrs. J. Quinlivan;
basket cut flowers, Airs. J. Quinliv
an, Mrs. J. Hunkin; hand .bouquet,
novelty in cut flowers, Airs. J. Quin
livan; spray of flowers, Mrs. J. Hun
kin, Mrs. J. Quinlivan; J, A. Jen
kin’s Manufacturing Co. Special,
Mrs. J. Quinlivan.
Judges, .Ralph T. Bailey, C. T.
Bailey.
Fine Arts and Crafts
Oil paintings, scene, Gwenneth
Jones, Mrs, M. Hern, H. A. Fuss;
fruit or vegetable. Airs. B, Darling;
flowers, Mrs. E. Darling, G. Jones,
H. A. Fuss; animals, Mrs. E. Dar
ling; marine view, G. Jones, Mrs.
E. - Darling; portrait, H. A. Fuss,
G. Jones; water colors, landscape.
Airs. AL-Hern, H. A. Fuss; fruit or
flowers, Mrs. E. Darling, H. A.
Fuss, Sheila Bailey; portrait, S
Bailey; any subject, Mrs. E. Dar
ling; mi§.cellA.n., -pastel, Mrs. G. C.
Koch, G.'Jones, S. Bailey; charcoal,
G- Jones* MrsSH. A. Fuss; pen and
ink sketch, Mrs. H. A. Fuss, S.
Bailey; pencil drawing, Mrs. H. A.
Fuss, Mrs. E. Darling, S. Bailey;
sepia scene, Mi's. H. A. Fuss; cray
on study. S. Bailey, Mrs, G. C.
Koch, Airs. E. Darling; art crafts,
new craft. G. Jones, Mrs. M. Hern,
Mrs, C. I-Iarris; wooden projects,
Mrs. H* A. Fuss, Ronald Gunning;
collection of amateur snaps, Robt-
Southcott, H. Cudmore, Mrs. H, A.
Fuss; Robertson’S Drug* Store Spec
ial, H. Cudmore; Travel and Pub
licity Bureau Handicraft Special,
J. Maunder, Airs* M. Hern and
third.
Judges, H. Sturgis, C. Wilson,
Home Department
Ladies’ Wear, silk nightgown,
Airs. E. Darling, second; cotton
housecoat, Mrs. E. Darling, second;
housedress, Mrs* C, Sims, Mrs. E*
Darling; apron, Airs. L* F. Howey,
Mrs. E. Darling; tea apron, Airs
L, F. Howey, Mrs. E, Darling: slip.
Mrs. M. Hern, H, A* Fuss; sweater,
J, Maunder, Mrs. G. Morlock; scarf
and glove set, H. (A* Fuss, second;
knitted ankle socks, Mrs. E Dar
ling, Mrs. B. Lawson.
Men’s Wear — Pullover sweater,
■Airs, E.’ Darling, Airs, il, A, Fuss*
knitted gloves, Mrs. E. Lawson,
Mrs. G. Morlock; knitted mi|-ts, 0
Battier, Mrs. E. Lawson; knitted
socks, Mrs. G. 0. Koch, CrescenT
Dayman.
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j DIRECTORS
JOHN HACKNEY ...'. Kirkton, R. 1
ANGUS SINCLAIR .... Mitchell R. 1
JOHN McGRATH ..... Dublin, Ont
MILTON McCURDY .. Kirkton, R.
AGENTS
ALVIN L. HARRIS ......... Mitchell1
THOS. SCOTT ............ Cromarty
THOS. G. BALDANTYNE; Woodham.
SECRETARY-TREASURER
B. W. F. BEAVERS ........... Exeter
F. W* GLADMAN
Sblicitor, Exeter
Time Table Changes
EFFECTIVE
Sunday, Sept 29/ 1946
and other specific dates.
Full information from Agents.
Canadian National Railways