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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1924-9-11, Page 6r. R '1 NI Bept,•tuliec 11, 034 STATIONERY We have the best in alt styles and prices. Pads from I0c to 40c. Bulk Stationery, IOc to 75c a quire. Boxed Stationery, 25c up. Correspondence Cards, 35c, 50c and 75c. Book Store • PR17.E-Wi\\E...e AT GODERICH i • e'.au Iitae•.I 4r..10 trtge 31 Itulit•, Colin Hunter. Truutiietera. t'uliu Hunter. .1 I'autalb., t'ulin limiter. I Pair rabbits. 'flaw. flossier. FIELD GRAINS. ETC. One bushel fall wheat, white, nam - ;ed, Jas. Alton, Thus. M. Snowden. • One bushel fall wheat, red or am- ' ber, named. C. Truemner & Son, Jas. ' Alton. ' One bushel spring wheat, any var- siety, named, Jas. Alton. One bushel barley, any variety, Brophey Bros. THE LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS srders carefully attended to at all hours, night or day GODERICH Megan'. Sv.tent of Touch Typewriting if 'taught exclu- sively in thi= tliariet by the SCHOOL OF COMMERCE CLINTON ONT. Pott Gannet attend a latter school, so why lint regi.ter now for the Fall Term? Fehool r,•- ..I..•n, TUESDAY, SEPT. 2nd, 1924 (r►t'ki`E' — Stenographlc- Commercial --- `eeretnrinl — Sp.cial Coursers \ For information apply to ' Ii l . 1t:1HI). H.A., Principal NI A STUN E.Comt. Specialist, 1' i.•.•-I'riuripa1. ('hone 19 BUS AND BAGGAGE SERVICE —o-- Ilns m••••ur ail trains. Calls made for passengers and hngga)�••o any part of the town Prompt seri, ,• guaranteed Telephone 51, Day or Night a R. STOWE Residence. ('smbrla Road, opposite the Organ Factory Office Keep a Kodak Story of the Children The Kodak you want for the pictures you want is ready for you to see at our store. And we're ready to show you how easily it works and to make worthwhile suggestions about your picture -making plans. Autographic Kodak, $6.75 up Kodak Film in your tis Finishing you'll like H. C. DUNLOP DRUGGIST Phone No. 1 Goderich named, Jas. Alton, ('. Truemner & Son. One bushel large peas, any variety, named, Jas. Alton. One bushel pmrall peas, any variety, named, Jas. Alton. One bushel White oats, any variety, named. R. E. Snowden Est., l'. Truem- ner & Son. One bushel Black oats, any variety, named, Jas. Afton, 3rd. One 'bushel tiax seed, Jas. Alton. One bushel timothy seed, Jas. Al- ton. • One bushel clover seed, C. Truem- ner & Son. Three heads sunflower seed, best and heaviest, R. Ruses, F. Barker. FIELi) ROTS, VEGETABLES Six Long Red Mangold, Wurtzel, Geo. Baechler, Bisset Bros. Six Globe Mangold,' Wurtzel, C Truemner & Son. Six Intermediate Mangold, Wurt zel, R. Russell. Six sugar mangolds, for feeding purposes, Geo. Baechler, C. Truemne & Son. Six Swede turnips, Bisset Bros. Geo. Baechler. Six White carrots, R. E. Snowden Est. Largest pumpkin. R. E. Snowden Est., Wm. H. Doak & Son. Largest squash, F. Barker. C Truemner & Son. Six largest turnips, C. Truemner & Son, Jno. Fowler. - Twelve largest and best stalks of field corn, Wm. Waite, Thos. Bowler Special prize by William Rennie Co., Toronto, of $5.00 in seeds for best display of vegetables grown from Rennie's seeds, F. Barker. Special prize by William Rennie I• Lombard, Geo. Laithwaite, Geo, W: THE SIGNAL, Andrew's. — lkeld. Swszze Pomme Grize, Geo. W. An- drews. Northern Spy, Geo. Laithwaite, Geo. Baechler. Mann, Geo. Laithwaite, Geo. -W. Andrews. Blenheim Orange Pippin, ' Geo. Laithwaite, Robt. Andrews. Colbert, Jno. W. Salkeld. Stark, Geo. Laithwaite. Wolfe River, Geo. 1"aithwaite, C. Truemner & Son. Seedling, if worthy of introduction,: Geo. Laithwaite. Any other variety, Geo. W. An- drews, Geo. Laithwaite. rab, R. F. Snowden Est., Chia, A. Wells. Quinces, Chas. A. Writs. Brown's Nurseries, $5 worth of nursery stock. for the best bushel of apples exhibited, Geo. Laithwaite. Befit pyramid of apples in barrel hoops of 17 inches, 3rd, Geo. Laith- waite. PEARS Six varieties, named, 4 of each, Geo. Laithwaite. Three varieties, named, 4 of each, Albert Oke, Geo. Laithwaite, Jno. W. Salkeld. Bartlett, R. E. Snowden Est., Geo. Laithwaite, Robt. Andrews. Duchess D'Angouleme, Geo. Laith- waite, Jno. W. Salkeld. Louise Bonne De Jersey, Albert . R. Oke, Geo. Iaithwatte. Beurre D'Anjou, Noble Young, Geo. Laithwaite-" Beurre SuPerfine, Albert R. Oke. Beurre Bosc, Albert R. Oke, Robt. r Andrews. Sheldon, Albert R. Oke. Beurre Clairgeon, C. Truemner & Son, Geo. Laithwaite. Howell, Geo. Laithwaite. Seckel, Wm. Waite, F. Barker. Clapp's Favorite, Robt. Andrews, Albert R. Oke. Any other variety, Albert Oke. Robt. Andrews. . PLUMS Bradshaw, Geo. S. Hunt, C. Truem- ner & Son. ' Pond's Seedling. C. Truemner & Son. I Victoria, F. Barker. McLaughlin, F. Barker. Yellow Egg, Geo. Laithwaite. 'Co., Toronto, of 83.00 in Seeds for Andrews. best display of field roots grown from Rennie's seeds, C. Truemner & Son. Judges—Chas. Girvin, J. W. Sal- keld. DAIRY PRODUCTS Ten pounds table butter, salted for use. rolls; farmers only to compete; creamery butter excluded, Mrs. Jno. Manger. Ten pounds of table butter, in crocks, salted for present use, Albert Oke, Jno. Fowler, Mrs. Jno. Manlier. Tub or crock of Nutter, not less than 30 pounds; farmers only to com- pete; creamery Nutter excluded, Mrs. John Manser. Dairy butter; 5 pounds, 1 lb. prints, Mrs..ino. Mans. Judge—G. A. se•. API' S Ten varieties, na ed, 4 of each, consisting of 4 summe or fall, and 6 winter, Geo. Laithwaite, )jno. W. Sal- keld. Six varieties, named, 4 hof each, cooking, 2 summer or fell and 4 win- ter, Geo. Laithwaite. Six varieties, named, 4 of each, es- sert, 2 summer or fait and 4 win r, Geo. Laithwaite, Jno. W. Salkeld, Duche.ss of Oldenburg, Billy Thom- son, Jno. W. Salkeld, Geo. Laithwaite. Alexander, Geo. Laithwaite. Gravenstein, Geo. Laithwaite. McIntosh Red, Geo. Laithwaite. 20 -oz. Pippin or Cabashea, Geo. Laithwaite, Billy Thomson, Geo. W. • Reins Claude De Bevey, F. Barker. Green Gage. C. Truemner & Son, Geo. Laithwaite. Coe's Golden Drop, C. True)nner & Son. Seedling, if worthy of introduction, r, Truemner & Son, R. E. Snowden Est. Niagara, F. Barker, Wm. Waite. Evans, F. Barker. Abundance, Geo. Laithwaite, F. Barker. Any other variety, R. E. Snowden, Geo. W. Andrews. Prune, Iseac Salkeld, Geo. Laith- Waite. PEACHES '— Any Any variety, C. Truemner & Son. Apricots, C. Truemner & Son. Judge—Will .1. Morrow. GRAPES Four varieties, named, open air, 2 clusters of each, Jno- W. Salkeld. Delaware, Geo. Laithwaite, Jno. W. Salkeld. Concord, Jno. W. Salkeld, Geo. Laithwaite. Moore's Diamond, Geo.--Laithwaite, Chas. A. Wells, Eaton, Chas. A. Wells. Virgennes, Ino. W. Salkeld, Geo. ithwaite. 'ampbell's Early, Geo. Laithwaite, Ider, Rodger's No. 4, Jno. W. Salkeld. Lindley, Rodger's No. N, Jno. W. Salkeld. Andrews. I Salem, Rodger's No. 22, Geo. Laithwaite, \ Niagara, Jolt(. W. Salkeld, Chas. A. Wells. \ Empire State, F. Berker, Chas. A. Wells. ,Jessica, F. Barker. Worden, Chas. A. Ils. Moore's Early, Geo. ithwaite, F. Barker. Brighton, Jno. W. Salkigd, Geo. Laithwaite. Any other variety, Chas. A. ','ells. Judge—Wm. J. Morrow. Salkeld. ('UT FLOWERS - GODERIC!, ONT. Sweet Peas, best collection, Albert R. Oke, Geo. Laithwaite, Geo. W. An- drews. Pansies (for Signal prizes), F. Barker. Jno. W. Salkeld, Jas. MacVi- car, (Horticultural prizes) Geo. 5. Jaunt, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Table bouquet, gladiolus not allow- ed, Jas. MacVicar, Mrs. J. ('. Stewart. J, Juck. Best collection roses, Geo. Laith- waite, J. Jock. Cosmos, best collection, Bisset Bros., Chas. A. Wells. Antirrhinum or Snapdragon, H.'T. Edwards, Noble Young. 3cabiosa, best collection, Mrs. J. C. Stewart, Jas. MacVicisr.' POT PLANTS . Four varieties "Tuberous Begonias, , Barker, Geo. S. Hunt. Two varieties Rex Begonias, Chas. A. Wells, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Three varieties Begonias, not tub- erous, Bisset Bros., H. T. 'Edwards. Best hanging baskets, Mrs. A. Foe - ter, Chas. A. ,Wells. Best fern, Chaa. A. Wells. Best house' plant'F; Barker. Chas. A. Wells. Judge—Chas. Cook. GARDEN VEGETABLES, MELONS. ETC. Peck Irish Cobbler potatoes, W. T. Miller, Albert R. Oke, Bisset Bros. Peck of any other variety Early potatoes, Noble Young, W. T.. Miller, F. Barker. Peck of Green Mountain potatoe Geo. Laithwaite, W. T. Miller, Truemner & Son. Peck any other variety late pot toes, W. T. Miller, R. RusselI, Biss Bros. Peck Sir Walter Raleigh potatoe C. Truemner 61 Sou, H. Barker. Two summer squash, Jas: MacVi- car, Geo. S. Hunt. Two` Hubbard squash, Bisset Bros.. Geo. Baechler. Two roots White or Golden celery, W. T. Miller, Mrs; Jno. Manser. Two heads Winter Cabbage, Jas. MacVicar, F. Barkbr. --- Two heads Savoy Cabbage, Geo. Baechler. Two heads Red Cabbage, F. Bark er, Geo. S. Hunt. Six Turnip Blood Beets. for tabl use, C. Truemner & Son, Jas. Macy car. Six Long blood beets, for table use C. Truemner & Son. Six carrots. for table use, W. T Miller, Geo. S. Hunt. Six parsnips, for table use, Geo Baechler, Mrs. Jno. Manser. Twelve Red onions, Weatherafiel F. Barker, Jas. MacVicar. Twelve Yellow onions, Danvers, F Barker, Geo. S. Hunt. Twelve Yellow onions, any othe variety, F. Barker, Noble Young. Twelve Silver Skin onions, F. Bark er, Jas. MacVicar. Twelve Targe onions, any variety a. C. work, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Sofa pillow, in colors, floral, Mrs, Clair Agnew, Mrs. Felker. Embroidered nightdress, in white or colors, Mrs. Felker, Mrs. J. E. Ait- ken. Embroidered pillowslips, solid, Mrs. Felker, Miss Belle MacVicar. Embroidered child's dress, Empire, 2 -years -old,' Mrs. Clair Agnew, Mrs. Felker. Embroidered tb els, Initials, solid, Mrs. ('lair Agnew, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Embroidered handkerchiefs, ealet, Mrs. Felker, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Day slips, combination, solid and eyelet, Mrs. Clair Agnew, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. _ Dresser set, • scarf, pin cushion, white„ eyelet, Mrs. Clair Agnew, M•rs. • J. S. Howrie. , Buffet set, white, solid, Mrs. Clair Agnew. • ('entre piece, white, combination .French knots and eyelets, Miss Belle MacVicar, lot and 2nd. l Tea cosy, solid, Mrs. Clair Agnew. I .Apron, blue bird, Mrs, J. S..How Nie, Apron, floral, Mrs. Felker. I Any article, Hardanger, Mrs. -J: ! 8. Hop rie. Lase Work, Etc. - y Yoke, tatted, Mrs. Clair Agnew, .Mrs. J. S. Howrie. 1 Yoke, filet, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. I Netting, Mrs. Clair Agnew, Mn. J. S. Howrie. 'Cluney lace, hand made, Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Mrs. Clair Agnew, - - i Drawn thread work, centre piece, fMra. J. S. Howrie. a- Knitted thread lace, pillow slip, et Mrs J S Howrie. et" Curtain insertion, trimmed, Mrs. ' Clair Agnew. Judges Mrs. W. F. Clark, Mrs. M. C. Lee. - ISewing Gent's fine shirt, machine made„ Mrs. Jno. Manser. .Fine shirt, white linen front, straight stiff cuffs, machine made, Miss L. Brigham. Twelve button holes, 4 in cotton, 4 in wool, 4 tailor's, Mrs. Felker, Mrs. A. Halliday. Darning on -cotton or lir n, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Mending, 1 patch hemmed, Mrs Felker. e 1 J Mending, 1 patch t'op-sewed, Mrs. Felker. •, Apron, bungalow, Mrs. J. S. How- rie, Dr. Grieve. • Ladies' cretonne apron, Mis. Clair Agnew, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. -I Ladies' house dress, afternoon d gingham, Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Mrs. Clair Agnew. 1 Rompers, Mrs. Clair Agnew. 1 Hemstitched handkerchiefs (two),' r men's, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Bedroom set, in factory cotton and cretonne, spread and dresser cover, Dr. Grieve, Mrs. J. S. Howrie: DOMESTIC. SCIENCE, FRUITS F. Barker, Geo. Baechler. Six earn of corn, for table use, an variety, named, Jas. MacVicar, Geo Baechler. Two heads of cauliflower, Ger. 1.Baechler, F. Barker. Collection of ripe peppers, Dr Grieve, W. T. Miller. Twelve tomatoes, any variety, F Barker, Jas. MacVicar. Three largest cucumbers, Thos. M Snowden, F. Barker. Collection of garden herbs, R. E Snowden Est. Colle tion of garden • produce,, Dr Grieve, F. Barker. Six salsify, Geo. Sr. Hunt, W: Miller. Two citrons, Thos. M. Snowden Geo. Baechler. Judges—J. W. Salkeld, Chas. Gir vin, HOME M.%NUFACTURES Knitting, Etc. Best designed and worked patch quilt, cotton, Dr. Grieve, Mrs. Jno. Manser. Best designed and worked ' patch work quilt, wool, Dr. Grieve, Mrs. J. E. Aitken. Bath towel and wash cloth, cotton, knitted, Mrs. Clair Agnew, Mrs. A. Halliday. Baby, outfit consisting of bonnet, mitts, pullover, boottees, Mrs. Felker, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. 'Knitted socks, one pair coarse, Mrs. Clair Agnew. Best designed and worked patch k quilt, silk, Dr. Grieve, Mrs. J. S. Ho ie. Coa .e double knitted mitts, one pair, J. S. Howrie, Miss L. Brig. ham. Fancy w..1 mittens, one pair, Dr. Grieve, Mrs. Clair Agnew. Knitted Socks, fine, Mrs. J. S. How- rie, Dr. Grieve. Knitted bedroom slippers, Dr. Grieve, Mrs. Clair Agnew. Scarf, ladies', Mrs. A. Halliday, R. Russell. Crochet in Wool Lace, Mrs. A. Halliday. Ladies' shawl, Mrs. Clair Agnew, Mrs. J. S. Howl".Crochet rag mat, Mrs. 5. S. Howrie. (looked mat, Mrs. A. Halliday, Thos, M. Snowden. Crochet Work in Cotton Lunch cloth with atx serviettes, Mrs. Felker, Miss E. L.. Proctor. Six doilies. assorted, Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Mrs. Clair Agnew. Pair of fancy towels, Mrs. Clair Agnew ,Mrs. Felker. Sofa pillow, Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Mies E. L. Proctor. Runner or scarf, natural linen, Mies E. . L. Proctor, Jno. Fowler. 'Crocheted lace or insertion in pil- low slips and sheeta, Mrs. Clair Ag- new, Mrs. Felker. Table mats, three piecA, Mrs. Clair Agnew, Mrs. Felker. Embroideries Embroidered Ave o'clock tea flesh, linen, sis serviettes, solid, Mrs. Clair Agnew. Mrs. Felker. Embroidered tray cloth, Roman aft • Preserved pineapple, Albert R. y Oke, R. E. Snowden Est. • Preserved quince, Albert R. Oke. Preserved peaches, Albert R. Oke, . Mrs. J. E. Aitken, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. 1 Preserved citron, Chas, A. Wells. . Canned strawberries, Mrs. J. E. Aitken, Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Mrs. Jno. . Manser, Canned raspberries, Mrs J. E. Ait- . ken, Mrs. J: S. Howrie, Miss Belle MacVicar. .I Canned apples, Mrs. J. E. Aitken, Bisset Bros. .1 Canned cherries, Mrs. J. E. Aitken, Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Miss Belle Mac- ' Vicar. Canned pears, Mrs. J. E. Aitken, , Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Albert R. Oke. Canned plums, Albert R. Oke, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. One glass each apple and red cdr- rant jellies, Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Mrs. Jno. Manser, R. E. Snowden Est. One pint each canned tomatoes and corn, kettle method, Mrs. J. E. Ait- . ken, R. E. Snowden Est. One glass each canned tomatoes and corn, cold pack, R. E. Snowden Eat. One pint canned peas, beans, R. E. Snowden Est. One bottle green tomato catsup, Mrs. Jno. Manser/Dr, Grieve i One bottle ripe tomato catsup, Mrs. Jno. Manser, Mrs. J. E. Aitken. Two varieties sweet pickles, 1 fruit, 1 vegetable, Mrs. Jno. Manser, Chas. A. Wells. Two varieties sour pickles, 1 mixed, 1 mustard, Mrs. Jno, Manser, R. E. Snowden Est. One pint mince meat, Mrs. J. E. Aitken, Dr. Grieve, Mrs. Jno. Manser, Aitken, One pint canned chicken, Mrs. J. 5. Honey in combs, 10 pounds, Jno. W. Salkeld. Jar of honey of 1923, Jno. W. Sal- 'keld. Maple syrup made In 1924, Mrs. Jno. Manser, Bisset Bros. Judges—Mrs. McNally, Mrs. D. McNevin. DOMESTIC SCIENCE One loaf yeast rising bread, white, R. Russell, Mrs. Jno. Manser, Mrs. A. Foster. One loaf brown bread, R. E. Snow- den Est., Mrs. A. Foster. One loaf nut bread, Mrs. A. Fos- ter, Mrs. Jnn. Manner: One loaf fruit bread, Mrs. Jno. Manser, Mrs. A. Foster, R. Snowden Sst. Six baking powder, six baking soda tea biscuits, Mrs. A. Foster, Dr. Grieve, R. Snowden Est. Six plain, R fancy tolls or buns, R. Russell, Mrs. Jno. Manser, R. Snow- den Eat. Six sugar, R ginger cookies, R. Snowden Est., R. Russell, Miss Belle MacVicar. Six oatmeal, R nat cookies, R. Snowden Eat., Mre. A. Foster, Mrs. J. E. Aitken. Sponge cake. R. E. 9nowded Est. Dark layer eake, Miss Belle Mae - Vicar, Mrs. A. Foster, Mrs. J. 9. Snow, Robt. Andrews, Geo. Laith- waite. Wealthy, Geo'. Laithwaite, George Baechler. Ribaton Pippin, Albert R. Oke, Jno. W. Salkeld, Geo. Laithwaite. IGrimes' Golden, Robt. Andrews. L King of Tompkins County, Jno. W. Salkeld, Geo. Laithwaite. Cranberry Pippin, Jno. W. Salkeld. Pewaukee, Geo. Laithwaite, Jno. Fowler. Wagner, Geo. Laithwaite, Jno. W. Rhode island Greening, Geo. Leith- waite, Geo. W. Andrews, Jno. W. Sal keld. Baldwin, Geo. Laithwaite, Jno. W Salkeld. Talman's Sweet, Geo. Laithwaite Geo. W. Andrews. American's Golden Russett, Jno. W. Salkeld, C. Truemner & Son. North Star, Geo. Laithwaite. Fallawater, Geo. Laithwaite. Bismarck, Geo. Laithwaite. Ontario, Geo. Lalthwatte, Geo. W. Collection of cut flowers, arrange-. ment to count, Mrs. J. C. Stewart, H Barker, Chaa. A. Wells. • Dahlias, six varieties, must hav long stems, Jas. MacV:car, Mrs. J. C ' Stewart. Asters (a) best collection, white, or more, Jas. MacViear, Mrs. J. S Howrie; (b) best collection, pink, m or mor, Chas. A. Wella, J. Juck; (c ; best collection, red, nix or more, Mrs J. S. Howrie, Bisset Bros.; (d) bes (collection, purple or lavender, six o more, Jas. MacVicar, Mrs. J. S. How rie; (e) special prize by Geo. Leith - iwaite, collection of six varieties, two of each kind, Jas. MacVicar, Thos. I Bowler; (f) best collection raised by school children, entry free. Mabel Ed- wards, Chas. A. Well. (2 entries on- o ly). Verbenas, beet collection on stems, Gen. Gould, Bisset Bros. Zinnias, best collection on stems, Jno. Young, Gen. S. Hunt. Annual phlox, collection on items, Jas. MacVicar, Ches. A Wella. Gladiolus, bent three spikes, Geo. Laithwaite, H. T. Edwards, Rev. Can- on G. C. Rill. I Gladiolus, best Ave spikes, H. T. Edwards, Goo. Laithwaite, Rev. Can- on G. C. Rill. Gladiolus. beet fifteen spikes, H. T.L Edwards, Geo. S. Hunt, Geo. eith- waite. I Special by George Laithwaite, best name! spike, H. E. Edwards, Geo. I Laithwaite, Rev. Canon G. C. MIL .I Petunias, best collection, single or t double, F. Barker. Chas. A. Wells. ,Nasturtiums, beet collection, shown on stems, Jas. MacVicar, Twee Sal- e • 6 x• s r• "Liver Trouble so Severe I Had to Quit Work ff Mr. Thome* Hooey, Brantford, Ont-, writes: '1 was a great sufferer from enlargement of the liver for ten meeths, and finally 1 had to quit work. I would wake up in the rnoreiegs with a hitter taste in my mouth. had frequent head- schet. yellow complexion. and pain in my right side. and be- tw•een the shoulder blades. It was ahaoat unbearable, and terribly weakening. i could not sleep at night and my heart also bothered me. But the whole trouble has now left me. thanks to that wonderful medicine, N. Chase's Kidney -laver Pills." Dr. Chase's Sidney -Liver Pills M atm • boa a* IK pat, ieasaasLrrese. nate. a on . 1lid.. Toss° Howrie, Apple pie, 'Miss Belle MacVicar, Mrs. R. Russell, Mrs. J, E. Aitken. Six tarts, Mrs. J. E. Aitken, R. Russell, Miss B. MacVicart Amy other kind of pie, Mrs, J. E. I Aitken, R. Russull, Mrs. J. S.' Howrie. One dozen heaviest single yoke hen eggs, Thos. Bowler, Mrs. Jilts Man - ser, Albert R, Oke. Judges—Mr.017.. s. J. T. Salkeld, Agnes Swanson. PROFESSIONAL LIST—OILS Landscape, scenery in district, Miss L. Brigham, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Marine, lake, Miss 1.. Brigham. Mrs..J. S. Howrie. Figure, Miss L. Brigham, Mra. J. S.; Howrie. Still life, buildings, etc., Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Slisn L. Brigham. Flowers, Miss L Brighhm, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Fruit, Miss L. Brigham, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. PROFESSIONAL LIST—WATER COLORS Landscape, local, in district Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Landscape, scenery, .Miss L. Brig- ham, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Marine -lake, neutral tints, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. Best drawing, in water colors, any subject, Miss L. Brigham, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. t Animal subject, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. I Flowers, Miss L. Brigham, Mrs. J. S. Howrie. • . Fruit, Miss L. Brigham, Mrs. J. S. Howrie, Monochrome, any subject, Mrs. J. icoutlnned on page 71 tittl‘ 1. Dress ress 4/1 Your (urs & SORES AA'//SEPT/C We have a splendid as- sortment of FANCY GOODS Souvenirs and article* suitable for gifts. MISS S. NOBLE The Newest Fall Coats reflect the changing fashions in the Browns of Autumn—the New Greens. Grey and Black. The straight line takes new expressions in these Coats. True, it is tl' same slender line, but interest- ing Fur Collars and clever Sleeves vary it in many fascinating ways $13.50 to $47.50 New Canton Frocks They are in Navy, Sand, Powdered Blue and Grey, with pleating and embroil -$10. 50 to $22.50 ery. All new. Fall Style. Ready -to -Wear Hats . In Plush, Velvet, Felts and Combinations of Fabrics are represented. $3.50 to $5.95 Your Inspection 1s Requested The - Royal Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co. East Side of Square Goderich. Ont. MCLAUGHLIN-BUICK SPECIAL SIX 25-21 Where Luxury and Economy Meet .BEAR in mind that this .BEAR Six Double Service Sedan embodies all the refine- ments in appearance and per- formance—all the mechanical excellences that has made McLaughlin -Buick known as Canada's Standard Car. The handsome Fisher -built body is upholstered in high-grade and very - durable automobile plush. The rug- ged chassis, powerful valve -in -head motor, Four -Wheel Brakes, together with the unusual riding qualities made passible by cantilever springs and low pressure tires, make this the ideal car for business or pleasure use. The price is considerably leas than you'd expect to pay for a car so fine. acts r LOCAL DEALER . W. M. BELL EAST STREET GARAGE GODERICH, ONTARIO McI &UIGHLIN- TN