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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-10-10, Page 8.eavemeamosemisagn* VALUE GROUP OF LADIES SHOES TO CLEAR I.:\ truly amazing shoving of Fall Styles in all the wanted leathers and colours.' STRAPS - TIES - COMS Special $2.9 8 Cake, two layers, Robt. Gibson, M, McElwaine, Mrs. T. J. S(rlkelcl, Deep Apple Pie, Win, F. Campbell, 'Blue gibbon' Tea Biscuit Competition Tea Biscuits, John Baylor, Mrs T. J. Salkeld, Mrs. Heimpel. Magic Baking Powder Single Layer Cake Competition Best Frosted Single-Layer White Cake, Robt. Gibson, Alex A, Taylor, Best Loaf of Homemade White Bread, John Baylor. Best half dozen rolls, Alex A. Tay- lor. • BOY'S STURDY OXFORDS Boys' Sturdy Black with box kip leather uppers, leather soles and rubber heels. Sizes II - 5lA Sale Price $3.95 PAGE EIGUP WINGHAM ADVANCg-TI.NIXS 92nd Annual Howick Fail Fair Held at Gorrie S. .S. No. 2 Sr., Lorne Foerter S.S. No. barley. N. Schmidt. E. H. Strong; T elven encumbers. R Hibbard, E. H. i Strong S.S. No. 7 Sr.; Two hybrid eel; bush el el fall wheat, N. Schmidt, Downey; butter beans, W. F. Camp- f pullets, Yvonne Sperling S.S. No. 11, W. F. pbell. POULTRY bell. Mrs. Helaine]. basket of vege- Mary Bridge 5.5. No. 7 Sr., Bob Black tables, Mrs. Hairline]: best collection S.S. No. 7 Sr., Ruth Ribber/1 S.S. Barred Plymouth Rocks - -("ark, J. of vegetables, A. Taylor, E. Downey. , B. Douglas, Stratford, D. Brown. Gar- • FRUIT rie; hen, J. B. Douglas. D. Brown:. lot, J. Douglas, D. Brown. Winter Apples cockerel, D. Brown, J. Douglas; pul- Winter' Ontario. L. Woods, Mrs. ;ealkeld; Barred Plymouth Rocks-- Cock, D. Northern Spy and Greenings, winners Brown; hen, E. Downey, Gorrie, D. } as above; Wagner, Mrs. Salkuld, N. Crown; cockerel, D. Brown; pullet, ' Schmidt: Tompkins. L. Woods. Mrs. .). Brown. ] Stack]; Russet, N. Schmidt, Mrs. Sal- Plymouth Reeks Cock, J. Douglas, held; Delicious, Mrs. Salkeld, Lorne Single Roadster. Nelson Thompson, O. Brown: hen J. Douglas, D. Brown; Woods; Baldwin, Lorne Woods, Mrs. Harriston: Single Carriage, Ross Me- cockerel, J. Douglas, D. Brown; pul- Salkeld; Peewaukee, D. Woods, Mrs. Plague, 1st and 2nd; Team in Harness let, J. Douglas, 1st and 2nd, Sallteld; Tillman Sweet, L. Woods, Ross MeXague; best horse on grounds White Wyandottes Cock, J. Doug- Mrs, Salkeld; collection winter apples :n roadster and carriage classes, Nel- • las; hen,. J. Douglas, D. Brown; cock- L. Woods, son Thompson; Wagon or Express urn!, J. Douglas, D. Brown; pullet, D. Fall Apples team. Ross MeXague; Single Wagon Brown, J. Douglas. ; Ribston Pippin, L. Woods; Colverts, or Express. Ross MeXague, 1st and S.C. White Leghorns----Cockerel. D. Mrs. Salkeld, N. Schmidt; Alexander, and; Gentlemen's Outfit, Elmer Johns- • Brown: pullet, D. Brown, Mrs. Salkeld, W. F. Campbell; Snow, ten. Ross MuKaeue; Best Lady Driv- , Black aIinoreae Cock, J. Douglas, Mrs. Salkold. N. Schmidt; St. Law- tr. Ross McKague. Elmer Johnston; ' D. Brown; hen, J. Douglas, D. Brown; rence, N. Schmidt, Mrs. Salkeld; Hackney Pony, B. Johnston. 1st and cocker( 1, J. Douglas, D. Brown; pul- Wealthy, L, Woods, Mrs. Salkeld; Mc- 2nd: Hackney Pony Team in harness. let. J. Douglas. D. Brown. Intosh Red, Mrs. Salkeld, L. Woods; • New Hampshire---Cock. D. Brown; Gravenstein, L, Woods, Mrs. Salkeld; E. Johnston. Ponies .Brood Mare. E. Johnston, ! hen, D. Brown; Cockerel, D. Brown, collection of fall apples, L. Woods, '.e and 'ne1; A. IV. Etherineton, Hen- T. Douglas; pullet, D. Brown, J. Doug- Airs. sonta id, sall foal, A. Ethcrington, Elmer las. Other Fruits ,P,Iineton; A. Etherington; Pony.: Any Other Variety-Cock, D. Brown Crab apples, L. Woods, Mrs, Sal- 6ingle, E. Johnston. lst. and 2nd., hen, D. Brown. J. Douglas; cockerel, keld; plains, Mrs. Wolfe; Mrs. Heim- Fony Team, E. Johnston, Saddle D. Brown; pullet, D. Brown. pea; pears, L. Woods. Mrs. Salkeld. , Pair Pekin lucks J. Douglas, P. Penty, A. Ethcring.tun. PLANTS AND FLOWERS B,si he ht Horse. aVII grermle. R. ' Brown. ',Milian-me. 1.1 :,,,a 2nd: best span of Pair Rouen Ducks- -D. Brown, Asters, 5. Brears, M. Mclelwaine: ;ae t, hors's, t an dem, 1,,'„ j oanston, i Cockerels, ready for market D. dahlias, Norman Wade, Gorily, Mrs,' Brown, J. Douglas, Salkeld; sweet peas, Mrs. G. Richard, BEEF CATI'LE ; Pen, heavy breed, J. Douglas, D. W. Whitfield; rose, Mrs. Salkeld, Mar Shorthorns Brown. McElwaine; living room bouquet, Mrs. , Aged hull, Melvin Taylor & Sons, Pen, light breed, D. Brown. X Salkeld, T. L. McInnes; dining room Belarave, W, Turnbull anti Sons. of , Pen of Hybrids Robert Hibberd, bouquet, Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs. G. Rich-1 1-_,,rese,-Is. Bull eve r one year, W. , Fordwich. ard; basket of annuals, Mrs. Wolfe, Turnbull. hull under 12 months, W. Three cross-bred pullets, Robert Mrs, Salkeld; pansies, S. Brears, M. 'Turnbull, M. Taylor. breeding cow. Hibberd, McElwaine; petunias, W. Whitfield, I W. Turnbull. M. Taylor. Heifer, two ' E. H. Strong; phlox, S. Brears. Mrs, DADRY PRODUCE AND DOMESTIC ye:-its old. W. Turnbull. 1st and and; SCIENCE Geo. Brown; zinnies, E. Strong. Mrs. heifer one year old, M. Taylor, W.! Heimpel; marigolds, Mrs. E. Giles, E. Turnbull; heifer, under 12 months, M. , Three prints butter, Mrs. Win. H. Strong; snapdragons, S. Brears, Mrs. Taylor, W. Turnbull; herd, M. Tay- , Wolfe, Clifford; white eggs, Robert Wolfe; homemade corsage, Mrs. Sal- :or, W. Turnbull, ,Hibberd, Fordwich, T. L. McInnes, held, Mrs. (co. Richard; collection of , Aberdeen Angus Bull, under 12 months, Joe E. We- ber & Son. Mildmay, 1st and 2nd; breeding cow, J. Weber, 1st and 2nd; heifer two years old, 3. Weber, 1st and 2nd;heifer, one year, J. Weber, Wolfe; cold lunch, Alex A. Taylor, Mrs. G. Graham, Mrs. Wolfe; hang- 1st and 2nd; heifer, under 12 months Wroxeter. ing basket, Mrs. G. Graham; window J. Weber, 1st and 2nd; herd, J, Weber. box, Mrs. G. Graham, T. McInnes; Herefords Home Baking 1 collection of cacti plants, Mrs. L. ,. Bull over 1 year, J. R. Coultes, Be!- Loaf white bread, A. Taylor, Mrs.. Johnston, Gorrie, Mrs. Wolfe; glox- grave; J. 5. Goetz, Mildmay; bull un- Herb Bushy, Mildmay; whole wheat inia., J. Baylor; chrysanthemums, Mrs. der 12 Months, .1. Goetz: breeding cow bread, A. Taylor; johnny cake, A. Salkeld, Mrs. Wolfe; best basket, for! J. Goetz, 1st and 2nd; heifer two years Taylor; brown bread, A. Taylor; par- church decoration, Mrs. IV, Wilson, J. Goetz; heifer, one year, J. Coultes, ken house rolls, George Baker, Ford- Mrs. Salkeld. List and 2nd; heifer under 12 months, with; A. Taylor; Buns, Minnie McEl- , waine, Gorrie, Mrs, Busby; tea his- ' LADIES' WORK J. Coultes, J. Goetz; herd, J. Coultes, S. Goetz, cults, Mrs. T. J. Salkeld, Lucknow, E. Living and Dining Room Furnishings Best herd of beef cattle, 3. Weber, H Strong; four ways of serving ap- Fancy cushion, wool, Mrs. L, John- M. Taylor, W. Turnbull. pies, A. Taylor, Mrs. Bushy; bran ston, A. Taylor; cushion, any other, ! Grade Cattle, cow. Elmer Downey, muffins, plain, Mrs, Salkeld, Mrs. Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs. W. Wilson; lunch- i Carrie. Heimpel; light layer cake, Mrs. Bus- con set, Mrs. Heimpel; afghan, wool, Best beef calf, under one year, J. by, A. Taylor; sponge cake, M. Mc- Mrs. L. Johnston, Mrs. Heimpel; ches- R. Coultes. Elwaine; Angel cake, M. McElwaine; terfield set, Mrs. Heimpel, Helen , Best Beef Calf, J. Weber. chocolate cake, A. Taylor, Mrs. Bus- Black, Wingham; buffet set, Mrs. Sal- , Get of Sire, beef breeds, J. Weber,' by; orange cake, Mrs. IV. Wilson; held, Mrs. Heimpel; bridge set, Mrs. i J. R. Coultes. ! jelly roll, Mrs. Salkeld; Light fruit Salkeld, Mrs. Wolfe. I DAIRY CATTLE !Clifford; light cookies, A. Taylor; Mrs. Pair towels, Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs. Cow, four years and older, Walter ;Heimpel; oatmeal cookies, A. Taylor, Wolfe; pair guest towels, Mrs. Wolfe, Woods, 1st and 2nd.; Yearling Heifer, George Baker, Fordwich; ginger cook- Mrs. Salkeld; hot water bottle cover, Walter Woods; Heifer Calf, Walter less E, H. Strong, G. Baker; drop Mrs. Heimpel; pair pillow cases, E. Woods, 1st and 2nd.. cakes, M. McElwaine, Mrs. Heimpel; Strong, Mrs. Heimpel; pair pillow short bread, A. Taylor, E. H. Strong; cases, any other kind, Mrs. G. Gra-! AYRSHIRES fruit cake, A. Taylor, G. Baker; date ham, Mrs. Salkeld; sheet and pillow tyne, Bull under 1st and 2 ll under 2 years, John bull calf, I. Ballan- loaf, A Taylor, Mrs. IV. Wilson; but- cases to match, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. L. nd; ter tarts, Mrs. E. Giles, E, H. Strong; Johnston; dresser scarf, Mrs. Heim- years old, J. Ballantyne; cow under 4 J. Ballantyne, 1st and 2nd; cow four pumpkin pie, A, Taylor; Raisin pie, pal, G. Balser; vanity set, Mrs. Heim- Mrs. H. Busby, A. Taylor; Lemon pie, pel, Mrs. G. Graham. years, J. Ballantyne; heifer, two years, ; E. H. Strong, Mrs. H. Busby; apple J. Ballantyne; yearling heifer, J. Bal- pie, Mrs. H. Busby, Mrs. G. X. Gra- I Ladies' Personal Wear ham, Fordwich; macaroons, Mrs. W. Ladies' night dress, summer, Mrs.1 lantyne; heifer calf, John IV. Strong, Gorrie, J, Ballantyne; herd, J. Bill- r, • E. Giles, Mrs. Salkeld; night dress, H ei mpel, Mrs. Busby; plate fancy flannelette, Mrs. Salkeld, R. Gibson; • :ant rats • ecokies, Mrs. W. Wilson; fancy sand- Jersey house coat, Mrs. Heimpel; pyjama , wiches, Mrs, W. Wilson; salad plate, suit, Mrs. Salkeld, R. Gibson; house Heifer, two years old, Neil Baylor, Mrs, Salkeld, Mrs. H. Busby, Listowel; yearling heifer, N. Baylor, dress, E. Strong, Mrs. Salkeld; con- Best herd of dairy cattle, J. I. Bal- Bottled Goods valescent jacket, Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs. lantyne.G. Graham; kitchen apron Mrs. Heim- ! Canned cherries, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. pel, Mrs. Salkeld; fancy apron, Mrs. Grad es-Howi ck Only Sam Johnston, Gorrie, winner in Heimpol; canned plums, Mrs. Busby, Salk-old, R. Gibson; knitted pullover, all classes, Best Purebred Dairy Calf, J. W, Strong, Gorrie. Best Dairy Cow, Walter Woods,: Wingham, T. Ballantyne. Dairy Heifer, J. Ballantyne, Sam Johnston, Walter Woods. Howick Calf Club Beef Class- Earl Brears, Fordwich; Bruce Giles, Clifford; Howard Toner, Gorrie; Fred Litt, Clifford. Dairy Class --Perry Strong, Connie; Lorne Foerter, Clifford; Jean Mc- Cann, Fordwich. SHEEP Leicester Aged ram, Donald Brown Gorrie, Gordon Brown, Connie: shear- ling rum, G. Bros n, D. Brown; ram lamb, D. Brown, Elflike Bros, Elm- wood; ewe, aged, G. Brown; D. Brown; Shearling Ewe, D. Brown, G. Brown; Ewe Lamb, D. Brown, Emke Bros. Oxford Emke Bros., Elmwood, all classes; Any Breed, I'en Sheep, Emke Bros.. D. Brown, Gerrie; Best Pen of Three Lambs, Emke Bros., D. Brown, Gorrie. SWINE Yorkshire, White, all classes, 1. 2, 3. IV. Turnbull & Son, Brussels. Tamworth, with pedigree, all class- es, Goo. Douglas, Mitchell, Grade and Pedigreed Bacon-Type Sows, Sow over 6 months and under 1 year, Irving Toner, Wroxeter Sow under 6 months, Irving Toner, Wrox- eter. Class 21, (Pedigreedl Pen any breed, W. Turnbull, Brussels; George Douglas, 2 and 3, pen of bacon Hogs, Irving, Toner, 'Wroxeter; Best Pen of Pure-Bred Hogs, W. Turnbull' & Sons, Brussels; Pair of Bacon- type Sows, Irving Toner, Wroxeter. GRAIN One bushel White Winter Wheat, Norman Schmidt, Mildmay; IV, F, Campbell, Gordy; One bushel Barley, Norman Schmidt, E. H. Strong, Gor- rie; One bushel Early Oats, Norman Sehmidt, Glenn McMichael; One bus- hel Late' Oats, Norman Schmidt, Glen :McMichael; One bushel Timothy Seed Wm. F. f Gorrie; Norman Schmidt, Mildmay Sheaf Fall Wheat, Norman Schmidt, Sheaf White Oats, Norman Schmidt, Mrs. Wesley Heim- . Schmidt. T. McInnes; squash, S -!institute• 2 ' le • Brews. Mrs. Wolfe; squush, Hubbard, ; with L., VI roxeter I. 3, For from Page Chien reel. Wroxeter: sheaf barky. Norman E. Downey, E. Strong; cucumbers, Schmidt. Mrs. Hompel; bushel of riPe. Caninhell. Mrs. Wolfe: No. HEAVY HORSES Heavy Draft Foal, Russell Powell. 'Wroxeter; best horse on grounds. in light and heavy draft. Russell Powell. best three horses, any age, Elmer Johnston, Atwood. Ross Mai:ague, Belmore. LIGHT HORSES . Strong; field corn, N. Sehmidt, Elmer ;, Allison McCall S.S. No. 17. Bob bushel oats, N. Schmidt, G. meMich, Strong: table corn, N. Schmidt, E. H. Mrs. Wolfe; canned raspberries, Mrs. G. Richard, Fordwich; Mrs. Lionel Johnston, Gorrie; strawberries, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Heimpel; canned peaches Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Busby; canned pears, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Heimpel; black currants, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Busby; raspberry jam, Mrs. Wolfe, Robert Gibson; strawberry jam, Robt. Gibson, Mrs. Wolfe; red currant jelly Mrs. Wolfe, Robt. Gibson; apple jelly Mrs. L. Johnston, Mrs. Wolfe; orange marmalade, Mrs. Salkeld, M. McEl- waine; pear, carrot marmalade, Heim- pel; fruit conserve, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Heimpel; canned chicken, M. M.eEl- waine; canned beans, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs, Wolfe; canned corn, Mrs. Wolfe; tomato catsup, Mrs. Wolfe, M. McEl- waine: canned peas, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Wolfe; canned tomatoes, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Wolfe; chili sauce, M. McElwaine, Mrs, Wolfe; relish, Mrs, Wolfe; pickled beets, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Heimpel; sweet pickles, Mrs. Heim- pel, Mrs. L. Johnston; mustard pickl- es, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Wolfe; maple sugar, E. H. Strong; homemade choc- olates, A. Taylor, Mrs. H. Busby; maple syrup, Robt. Hibberd, Mrs. W. Wolfe; honey, Mrs. Salkeld; collec- tion jelly, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs, Heimpel; collection canned fruit, Mrs. Johns- ton, Mrs. Wolfe; collection pickles, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Wolfe; school lunch Mrs. E. Giles, Mrs. Salkeld. 1100T,4 AND VEGETABLES Potatoes, E. Dcavney, G. Baker; po- tatoes, late, E. Downie, Mrs. Wolfe; feeding turnips, E. Downey, Norman Schmidt; table turnips, N, Schmidt, John Baylor; mangolds, yellpw, G. 3. Robinson, Fordwich; white mangolds, G. J. Robinson; carrots, garden, Mrs. W. Wilson, T. L. McInnes; field car- rots, N. Schmidt, Mrs. Wolfe; fod- der corn, E. Downey, E. H. Strong; potato onions, Mrs. Wolfe; seed on- ions, Mrs. Wolfe; onions from Dutch sets, S. larears, Mrs. Wolfe'; collec- tion of onions, 'leas. Wolfe, S. Brears; parsnips, W. E. Whitfield, Gorrie, Mrs. Wolfe; musk melons, Norman Schmidt, Mrs. Wolfe; pumpkins, T. L. MeInnee, Mrs. Wolfe; pie pump- kins. S. Bream, E. Downey; citrons, N. Sehroidt, T. Moinnes; long beets, Mrs. Wolfe; turnip hoots, E. Downey, Mrs. Wolfe; tomatoes, Strong, A. Gorrie; brown eggs, T. L. McInnes, E. Downey; dressed chicken, Mrs. Wm. Wilson, Fordwich; roast chicken, Mrs. Wm. Wilson; home-made soap, Mrs. W Heimpel, Wroxeter, Mrs. Wm, cake, A Taylor, Mrs. Elmer Giles, ' Bedroom Furnishings Mrs. Busby, Mrs. Salkeld; ladies bag, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. G. Graham; shop- ping bag, Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs. Heim- pel; slip, R. Gibson, Mrs. Heimpel. Children's Wear Child's dress from used clothing, Mrs L. johnston,. Mrs. Salkeld; sweater, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Salkeld; quilt, Mrs. G. Richard, R. Gibson; smocking on dress, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Salkeld; bonnet jacket and bootees, Mrs. Busby, Mrs. Salkeld. Domestic Needle Craft Quilt, pieced cotton, Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs. Wolfe; quilt, applique, Mrs. Sal- keld, Mrs. L. Johnston; quilt, fancy, Mrs, Salkeld; hand knit gloves, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Salkeld; braided mat, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Wolfe; hooked mat, Mrs. G. Graham; Mrs. Wolfe; men's diamond socks, Mrs, Salkeld, Mrs. Heimpel; ladies knitted gloves, Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs. Heimpel. Miscellaneous Needlecraft Needlepoint, Mrs. L. Johnston, Mrs. Heimpel; ._cotton toy, R. Gibson, Mrs. Salkeld; dressed doll,Mrs. Salkeld, R. Gibson; article boys clothing made from old garment, R. Gibson, Mrs. Heimpel; single piece, not listed,. Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Salkeld; tatting, Mrs. Heimpel; girls clothing made from old garment, Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs. Heim- pel; picture embroidered or cross stitch, Mrs. Heir/ye], Mrs. Salkeld; crochet lace, Mrs. Heimpel, Mrs. Sal- 'sold; Howiek Residents Only Quilt blocks, R, Gibson, Mrs. G. Richard; infant's jacket, etc., Mrs. G. Richard, E. Strong; children's sweater coat, Mrs, Heimpel; cotton quilt, Mrs. Heimpel; ladies sweater, Mrs. Heim- pel; pot holders, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs, G. Graham; hooked rag Mat, Mrs. G. Graham, Mrs, Heimpel; button holes, Mrs. G. Richard, Helen Black; men's ` woollen mitts, Mrs. Heimpel; pair pillow cases, Mrs, Heimpel, Mrs. L. Johnston; ten. towels, R. Gibson, Mrs. G, Graham; men's socks, Mrs, Heim- poi; Man's sleeveless sweater, Mrs. Heimpel; man's long-sleeved sweater, Mrs. Heimpel: laundry bag, Mrs. Wolfe Mrs. Heimpel; laundered tablecloth, G. Baker, Mrs. Heimpel; tea apron, Mrs. Heimpel. H. Gibson; hobby dis- play, Mrs, Heimpel; ladies' house- dross, C. Baiter, Mrs, N. house plants, Mrs. G. Graham, Mrs. Wolfe; begonia, Rex, E. Strong; ger- aniums, Mrs, Wolfe, Mrs. G. Brown; African violet, T. McInnes, M. McEl- waine; fern, G. Baker; foliage plants, Sale Price $4.95 -$6.95 is represented. STRAPS - PUMPS GORES - TIES LEATHER SUEDE ST rt ivEnsgsnvr, .ocrroovn 1.0.„ leer y. urs 9 Ct alifIMMIONA 1112•1111•11911MIRMISM.1111,11•M .11.041/Mayleayl 4011.1110110•311•1•111MMOMOMMO•41.411111011110110.11, `0,•••••11.1111, leather DUCING SALE CHILD'S BLACK and BROWN GENUINE CALFSKIN OXFORDS You've got to see these fine oxfords to fully appreciate the remarkable sayings we offer vou Sizes 8!/'2 'to 3 To Clear $2.89 LADIES' HEEL HUGGERS and AIR STEP DRESS SHOES SALE PRICE $2.95 $3.95 - $4.9 lit t 9 a.m. FALL CASUALS Ladies' Fall Casuals in variety of colours. Platform soles and wedge heels in leather or suede. 1.01441 In Pumps, Straps and Gore. Black, Brown, Blue and Green they are ill Suede and I.eather To Cleir - $8.95 95c $1.25 $1.45 Men's All Wool Sox Store To Clear $4.95 CLEARING GROUP Men's Black and Brown Oxfords to suit every taste in the up-to-date styles. TO CLEAR Child's 'White soots, a few sizes only so come early. 9,1 , to 12 Sale Price $2 95 . Taylor; white eabbaee. C. Baker, W.. Patsies over 65 years 1 BabyFw' Show .13arbara Thornton, Whitfield; red cabbage, N, Schmidt, I Best piece of work by lady over 6ii, Margaret Koch, Lois Eeltenswiller. Mrs. Wolfe; red peppers. Mrs. Wolfe, , Mrs, Wes, Heimpel, Wroxeter, Alex! Dare'est family, residing in Howick, Mrs. Heimpel; cauliflower, A. Tay-1 A, Taylor, Wroxeter, fors W. Whitfield; watermelons, Nor-1 MARKET STALL---1 How' 1 .1 , Mrs. .47L. B. 1)ulte, 10 children. 'Domestic' Vie and Cake, Competition Apple Pie, Ars. G. K, Graham, E. H. Strong, Robt, Gibson, CIS SH We Are Cutting The Prices We Are Cutting the Prices to make room for our winter footwear. SALE or No Sale we believe in "Good Shoes Properly Fitted" Rack and table shoes are slashed deeply. All shoes not specially mentioned carry price reductions for this event. But remember no matter what bargain you get in shoes they are useless to you unless they fit. LADIES DRESS SHOES I I ere is our exciting new autumn collection of our fast e st lines, in tact every wanted tylie LADIES' IVIEDCALFE ARCH DIRECTOR SHOES ou'll walk 'Itvith pleasure in these .\fedcalfe Arch Direct or shoe;:.. They are made with spring. steel Arch. Moulded Cookie Feature. Soft Xid uppers. All widths and sizes. Ties and. straps. Value up to $10.00 SALE PRICE $7.95 GROWING GIRLS NARROW WIDTH OXFORDS Smart styled shoel.; for school of business wear. Stout soles and walking heels. In black or Brown Values up to $12.00 To Clear - $2.89 - $4.95 Men's Smart Oxfords Quality .and Style with the price for the man who cares about his foot comfort and looks. PRICE $8.45 MEN'S FINE DRESS OXFORDS Many styles to choose from in Black and Brown To Clear $5.95 Dural p "SHOES FITTED BY X•RAY"