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Thursday. September 17th, 191111--4
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AUBURN
concession 13, interment being made
1n Greenhill cemetery, Luckriow. Rev.
Next Sunday, September 20th, the I E. O. Gallagher, rector of the Anglf-
'servlce lu the (tilted church here will 1 can pariah of I,mitnuw and St. Helens,
be wltbdrwwu, as the Donnybrook conducted impressive servicer. The
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church of the seine charge is holding I pallbearers were Josrprll Anderson, Me-
lts annlverssry arrears on that day Kenzie Webb. Wallace Miller, Ed.
Thum, John Miller and Peter Watson.at 2.30 and 7.30 p.m. Rev. P. S. Banes, y
B.A., a former pastor of the Iienmdller
and Auburu circuits, will preach at
both services. The Belgrave tatted
KINGSBRIDGE
church choir will furnish special music. ' -OTeeoer•-Au-'Maty au -
The B. Y. P. 1'. wilt meet in the tut.ar.eadding aot'muzs than.Jlrlal
Baptist church ton Sunday evening next terest, took place In St. Joseph's
at 7.30 o'clock. Everybody welcome. tereat took place in St. Jcsreph's
The Women's Institute will meet to church, Kingsbridge. on Saturday
the Foreseers' Hall on Tuesday, Sep- morning, September 12th, at 9.80 a.m.,
tembwr 22nd, at 2.15. -Grandmothers when Helena Monica, daughter of Mr. (olleetlon of marigolds --Mm. Rohe
Day" program by the grandmothers. and Mrs. M. J, O'Connor. of this parish, Those M. Suess -den 1st and 2nd. Shear- lection of garden herbs -Jos. Juck, Winter, Mrs. Tremblay. Jos. Juck.
Jiurteaser-Mn. J. Taylor, Mn. Yung- became the bride of Joseph A. Kasper, ling ewe -Thos. M. Snowden- Ewe Fred Barker. Collection of garden Bert collection garden
brut, Mrs. Lawson, Miss Sadie Carter, M.D.. of Detroit, Mich. During the lamb --Thos. M. Snowden lot and 2nd. product -Fred Barker. Six salsify- Fred Barker, R. Stonehouse, Mrs. J. B.
Mn. C. Straughan, Mrs. Sheppetd. ceremony. whk•b was performed by 8kee/sldra DownsGarfield McMichael, Fred Barker. Two Tyerman. Collection of everlastiigi
Rea. F. Mt{anlle pastor. allllsrd's� Ram, 2 ehearrandover-R. D. Hunt- watermelons -Alfred H. Warner. J. r. --and--ertrrmwrt(ut grasser -Mew,
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ST. HELENS "Ave Maria' was beautifully rendered
b) Mr. Michael J. Dalton. At the er, Earl Caldwell. Shearling ram- She•aobiw-n. Two mnekmelons-Thos. Winter. le Barker, Mrs, J. B. Tyerman
signing of the reenter, "O Promhr M. Durst, O. R. Rogers. Ram lamb- M. Snowden. .1. C. Sheardnwn. Two (collection Railbudia-Mrs. J. B. Tyer-
Desk of !Iles W. MtQuillht -.On Me" was apleudldly sung by Mr. Ray -Doak, R. D. Hunter lit and 22nd. Ewe. 2 eltroua-Hilton Trurmner. Wm. H. man, Mre. Tremblay. J. W. Salkeld.
Wednesday, September 9, there pasted mond Dalton, aceowptnled by Mrs. Ja"• shears and over, which raised a lamb Dk, Vegetable marrow --Fred Bark- Collection 40.0111111m and larkspur_
away • highly esteemed resident of Garvey, who also+ played the wedding In 1931-R 1). Hunter. Earl Caldwell. Pr. Jas. \h•Dottald. Rest display of Mrs. Tremblay. V. Barker. Bent JO-
Welt Wawanomh Is the person of reit The bride, who was given in searllni ewe -R. D. Hunter. Earl vegetables grown from Rennie" Reels oealem cherry tow -F. Barker. Mrs. C.
Mrs. William McQulllln. 8be was the marriageby her father, was.lorelp in ('aldw•ell. Ewe lamb -R. D. Hunter -Mrs. N. T.. (tarter. H. H her, Mrs. J. S. Howrle. Best
let and 2nd. Judge. John Harrison. Chas. floral deeeeigu for cemetery dration-
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. her w•edd gown of ivory satin and Prouae.,
Haines Joe. 'Juck.
Robert Hais and was born at Cale
law. with ie�iup�so to metria. "Tilt TT
rdonia sixty-two years ago. When ave c•arrlel a bouquet of Smnsc t. Rant throes and over -Purvis .,-
years of age she moved with tint Par- baby's breath dud maidenhair tern, Toe Bron. lit 'and 2nd. Ram lamb-Eil'r` •AP
Plas
eots to West Wawanoeh. Thirty -tare bride wore no jewellery, with the et- Caldwell. Purvis itrns. Ewe. '2 -
years ago she was married to her now iceptlon of a pendant of diamonds and and over, whletl raised a lam( In 19311 sunnier or fall. aud -8-winter-Mrs.. _ Irr.__Gee.. Gould. Rex begonla, best
bereft husband. Mot. McQuillln was platinum, the gift of the groom.. She -Earl Caldwell, Purvis Bros. Shear- ' Irene Sloan Smith. J. W. Salkeldotrt'-t eo. Gould, Mrs. J. R. Tyerman.
ds atetf tnemher- _of Shy St.- Hetana: Wall stleodetl. hSMier-Clara •e-Purvla Bros.. Earl Cadwell. Geco• talthwaltr. Siz ririetles, trainer, liras lw•grrtla. not Itex or to wrtus
-T.
• Anglican ehoreh and an active worker l 1h trole daintily gowned cob --tart F.�it
weirvB ifrer + ern not as refits--NotdPimHlg-Tire
In the St. Helens R'oman's Institute georgette and carrying pink rotes. 'fie t Rat t i. It. (►rr, Mrs. L. 8. Swlth. Rlz He'd fat fat sheep. ewe. or wether- letiee. Rained. 3 of each. desserts -1 Juck. Geo. Gould. hast fern. reora-
RP,.Idp,. her h11a1,atisl, ,.hP 's survived gramm was supported by air. Jebo a. t:c'r,, Iattbwiitr, J_W. RRlkrhl, Mrs. 1. pt,'�F. barker, .1. A. Ihunu'rman• arra.
by Ric rhlldrrn: William. of Fort Connor. After the ceremony a wedding Clarence Knight. 1:. R'. Nutt.
S, "mita. ihw•ttew of e►Id*iUur- -J. S. 1. Iturte. Hest hnnnerinant. to
Goderich Fair
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Contlnued from page 1) e
1 fear old -Jar. Furter, W. McGowan.
Too -year-old steer ---S. McMath. Year-
ling steer -W. McCowan. Steer calf
-Roy Pepper k Sou. W. McCowan 2nd
rYijrtl Best milkl.g cow, soy tweed heads •
." i.,$ (iiwttu, A. T . Lamb._ Feed
Tat Cattle(Any Breed) bage-Mrs. N. L Carter. W. H. Doak.
--i'at eteer, over one year -W. McGow- Two heads red cabbage -Mn N. L.
aa,. (Yee- Letter, over true year -Cleo. l (Tarter, Fred Harker. lllx turnip Mood
Kennedy, Jas. Foster, W. McCowan. beets, for table use -Fred Barker. Jas.
Fat cow -No 1st prize award; Jas. Mc-MacVkar. Six long blood beets. for
Manus 2nd. Baby beet, 1 year and table use -Fred Barker, Mrs. N. L.
under -.Roy Pepper & Son let and 2nd, Carter. Six carrota, for table use -
W. McGowan. Fred Barker. L. O. W. Flick. Six
Judges -Humphrey Snell and Hugh parsnips, for table use -Fred Barker,
Hill. Mrs. N. L. Carter. • Twelve red onions
SHEEP Weathersfield -Fret Barker, Mrs. N.
Wers L Carter. Twelve yellow onlona, Dan -
Ram: 2 shears and over -D. Row vers -Fred Barker. James McDonald.
McTavish, Roy Pepper & Son. Shear'- Twelve yellow onions, any other var-
tett'-Mrs. J. C. Stewart. Jas. MacDon-
Ing ram -Roy Pepper & Son, D. Roes
McTav'ah. Ram lamb ---Purvis Bros.
Roy Pepper & Son. Ewe, 2 shears and
over, which raised a lamb la 1931 -
Roy Pepper Jr Son, D. Row McTavish.
Shea Nino ewe -D. --Rosa Mc'1Lvisb,
Roy Pepper & Sora, ISre lamb -D. Roes,
Bras.
Perk of Breen Mountain petetoes-
Jobn Fowler, Hri, its L. Carter, Mrs.
na
Dold Fowler.' t Of any' enter
variety late potatoes, named -John
Abater, Mee. Donald Fowler, Milne
Rader. Peek tanning torus toee-At..
trod II. Warner, Ross Tlchborne, Fred
Barker. 'Two.' bummer i ash --Wm.
H. Doak. Two Hubbard squash -
Milne Rader, AlPred H. Warner. Two
roots white er golden eelery-Mrs..1.
B. Tyermaa, Dr. John Greaves. Two
Debitas, six varieties -Mrs. *Obi.
Winter.
Asters
Colleet/on of Ma 1plgtor►r-Jos..1ad •
Best 8 pink ostrich or curved -4a0.
Juck. Mrs. W. H. Tremblay. Bert 6
purple ostrich -Geo. Gould. Jus. Jack.
Best c•ollectioa, Mx colors, two of each
color- -Mee. Robt. Winter, Joe. Jttak.
Verbenas, best eoileethtn--Mrs. W....1L.
Tremblay. Fred Barker, Jas. MacViear.
41fnles, rix oat, collection oa stems
i ' 1uek. M f _ es'FiYfallF
Llvlagetoa, Oso.' NouW lies, C. H. Humber, Mfrs, p. fowler. Drawtat
assortsd -Mrs. D. Fowler, thread work -Miss M. Livingeto
11)•rling. Pair towels. tuaertlon trim !(ra D. Fowler.
hired -Mrs. E. Darling. Sofa pillow, MbteWtaseus •'
lassertiou trimmed -Mrs. E. Darling,
14141st M. Livintr"tone. Bath towel and
wruMelotte-Mrn. D. Fowler, Miss M.
vlugetooe. Plllosnases. white -
Mrs. E. Ihnrllug, H. A. Funs. Runner
or scarf, naferal Ibsen -Mee. D. Fow-
ler, Mrs. E. Darling. (crochet lace in
pillowslips and sheet -Mrs. K. Farling,
„4Lit• . e. Dreamer sett scarf
ii araw�
Quilted euebion, hand -made, for
eheytertield_Mrr. D. Fowler, Mlaa 114. •'ir
Livingstone. Pair teary towels -Mrs. 'a•.
D.• Fowler. Yrs. E. Darling. Bridge
set cloth and 4 serviettes -Mrs. 17. Dar-
ling, Miss M. Livingstone. French
hemmed linen --Mrs. C. H. Humber,
Mee. J. R. Tyerman. Crochet rag mat
=Afftb D..Fowls:. M 1tIF- 4 LL
Crechet wool tlpat-lw?-r ,•iiia
- Diii1Tng. Hooked Beat -Mr& i�ea
"ton, Mira. J. J. RoRbrtsog:-' 1d -
al mat -Milne limier, Dr. .1. Greaves.
('olleetlon embroidery, not less than
d plecer-Mrs. C. 11. Humber. Was
Jean Harrison. Collection ereebet, not
lea" than 8 plea"-Mra )t:. Harling. FL
A. Foss. head novelltlea, mast be
modern -Mrs. D. Fowler, H. A. 1iva.
Collection of 5 articles suitable foe
Christmas gifts -Mrs. D. Fowler, MW
M. LIvingetone. Fancy curtains, must
be modern -Mrs. D. Fowler, Mrs. R.
Darling. Most useful article made of
one yard factory cotton --Mrs. D. Fow-
ler, Miss M. Livingstone. Kimono -
Mrs. E. Darling. Miss Jean Harrison.
Boudoir pillow -Slim Jean Harrison.
G. W. Nott. Applique -H. A. Fuss,
MIM Jean Harrison. Hooked woo
tieu on strum -Mrs. Tremblay, J. W.
Ralkeld. Jos. Juck. Gladiolas. beet :ale
mpliee-Yrs. Tremblef. Thea-Wowter.
Gladiolbs. special by Deo. Lalthwaltw.
best 1 spike -Fred Barker, Jos. Juck.
Petunias, beat cullertion, single or
double --Jou Juck. Roy Stouehouae,
Mrs. J. B. Tyerman. Nasturtiums.
best collection on stems -J. W. Sal-
keld, Mrs. Tremblay. Table bouquet,
shown la vase -Jos. Juck. Mrs. C.' HI
Humber. Best collection of roses -
Geo Latthwalte. Joe. Juck. Cosmos -
best collection -Jos. Jitck, Mrs. W. H.
Tremblay. Centrepiece table bouquet.
ald. Twelve 'liver "kin onions -Fret not exceeding 12 Inches high -Jos.
Barker. Twelve large onion", any Juck. J. W. Salkeld. Mrs. J. B. Ty'r-
variety--Fred Barker. H. A. Fuss. man. Hand bouquet. must 1* tied -
Six eara of corn, for table nae. any Fred Barker. Jos. Jock, Mre. C. H.
variety. named -Fred Barker. 1.. O. Humber. Snapdragon. 6 lest -Jos,
W. Hick. Ere pTent. two-'llpeetflune--t'Juck. Ror Slirne41otiite, .f'R'-"itt4fC.
Jaw McDonald. Two head" of eault-
Tlwee�its - wear-1114p...N ..I.. Cartet.Ixe .D*rk�
er. Collection of ripe pepper" -Dr.
Ram. 2 shears and over -Thos. M. John (:reaves. David Sproul. Twelve
Snowden 1st and 2nd. Ram lamb- tomatoes, any variety -Jas. McManus,
Thor. M. Snowden. Ewe, 2 shears and Fred Barker. Three best cueumbers-
over, which raleed a lamb In 1931- Jas. McDonald. John P. Turner. Col -
y Ntrofeerier. Mims -
�mbreiderlea--
- Sold embroidered teacloth and 4
serviettes --Mrs. D. Fowler, H. A. Fuse.
Table runner. natural and ooloryd-
Mrs. If Fowler, Mrs. Rohl: Winter:
Embroidered bebr Pi$nw, wMte and
colored--'Mre. E.,Darilgg, Mrs. D. Fow-
ler. Sofa pillow, colored--31rs. 1).
Fowler, Mrs. .1. C. Stewart. Embroid-
ered night -drew, white -Miss M. Llv-
ingstone, Mrs. J. S: Howrie. Embroid-
ered night-dress; colored -Sirs. W. J.
Donaldson, Mrs. E. Darling. Embroid-
ered child's dress -\Ira. J. C. Stewart,
Mrs. W. J. Donald,w n. Embrol jered
towels. Initials -Miss 3I. Livingstone,
Mrs. D. Fowler. Embroidered hand-
kerchlefs-Miss 31. Livingstone, Mrs.
.Fowler. infant's dress and petti- Falco -G*t-Mrs. J. J. Roberfii -'Mra
Winter. S eabi sea, not leas than 19- coat -Miss lt. Livingstone. Mrs. C. A. F.. Darling. Roy's penia made from old
JLrx.m jtgbt Winter:Jos. Juck. Pinks �. as... nt-Jtlae. Jean_.iiarrb°n•_U
trent r.,tlWtllni-`J �'. llaflce1 M. Livingstone -Mrs. E. Darling. Fess.
H. Tremblay. Ntocka, inert eulle•thy- Buwet set wI,ite=Mre. J. S. Howrie, Judge -MI,,a Ka Uterine L. flood -
Was Brakes. Jos. Juck. Punster'. heat Mlas Jean Harrison. Centrepiece. fellow.
collWtion,Jas, Juck. J. W. 8rlkNd. white -Mn. Robt. Winter, Mrs. C. If.
Humber. Chesterfield table coy( r-.
Mrs. E. Darling. Mre, D. Fowler.
r His P, Darting;
Med. D. Fowler, Buffet set, rolor•d-
Mrs. D. Fowler. Mrs. E. Darting'
enentrepiece, colored -Miss M. Living-
stone. Mrs. D. Fowler. Vanity set,
colored -Mrs. E. Darung. • Mrs. - D.
Fowler. dedapread„ Laney -Mrs. W, J,
Donaldson. Mrs. 'E: 11afRng, •YRlow-
alips, whlte-Mrs. W. J. Donaldson,
MIs' M. Livingstone. Teacloth u�ml
4 serviettes. tatted -Mrs. J. 8. Howrle.
Tea towels. 3 emhroklered Mrs. 1).
DOMESTiC SCIENCE
Fruit. Ete.
Preserved trusts, 6 varieties. pint
jars -Mrs. C. A. Humber, Mrs. N. L.
Carter. Collection canned fruits, 6
varieties. plot Jars --Mrs. C. H. Hum -
her. Mrs. J. B. Tyerman. Collection
marmalade. 4 varietlse-Mrs. N. L
Carter. Mrs. C. H..ilumber. Coller-
(ton Jelly. plum. rub currant.
berry -Mrs:' .. 7.. f'al'ter, Mrs. J. B.
, Continued ou page RI
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4-fartreloth
-Deo. Gould. Mee, E. Darung,_ sheet.
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stone. Mrs. J. at. Howrle. Neerlleppolnt
cuebion --Mbar
M. T.hingsGme-sire: 14; ODE
Rowing
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Gents ane shirt --Dr John firearm
H. A. Inc..'12 buttonpolee. 4 In *st-
tpn. 4 in wool. 4 tailored -Mrs. .T. .1.
Robertson, Miss 3I. i,dvliigst •. Darned
Awed--ur-stutklug, not leas than lu.-
Qu'Appelle, Stank.: Robert. of Belle- 1 dinner wee served at the home of .the Seuthdown" '
fio. -theArr--her)• IAithwailr. F. Barker
-----:-T- "IF' ft.""w r. (Yrartea. ]Iiidi'el elitt brides pitrente. where pima -s4as. Clarence Kuight w•on lam': i`' ' lk '
Beatrice. at home. Two daughters,a-di emir Wulf River -Ger, Lelia- ^o• (i'.4 `11`; 'w Naafi '4c el' Mrs --$71.-7 Rohde tr:ei,.-ijeroT:s-vin
newer* and streamers were used la tis: ares prize fob agtsl ram. ahearll g ram.
wake. Mrs. 1. S. Smith. St. Law - -Thos. Bawler. Mrs. .l. D. Mcl.ran cotton or linen -Miss M. Livingstone.
Maude and Mary. predeceased her. ,.,sating the dining -room. (►ut-ot_town1ram lamb. aged ewe. shearliug re, -and .r,eru,•-_dart, Lrithwnite. J. W. Salkeld.)Ilatytling Ireskrt-airs., Kobt. \Vlnter.
Mrs, C. LI. Humlter. Bungalow apron
The funeral was held on Friday I guests at the dinner included Rev. ¥R,)ewe.lame. Gravenstein-Mrs. 1. le Smith, J. W.1 ]Its, J. S. Howrle, (:eyes. Gould. lir"%Mho' al'. i,iviugstone, Mrs. D. Foss
afternoon from the ?entity residence. 1 x. SIIIHIvaw, of Clinton. Ont. ; Mrs. A.; HO(:` Salkeld. Mel ittooth red -Mrd.. 'J. e. cullWMiou of perennial phlox 4 $;seetal
I leoog. Mr. A. Kemper, tr.. Mr. and .Mem. ed Berkshire Smith Are. .1. B. (irr. ('ayn red prize by Role. Winter,- -Roy Stone- ler. I,id• morning these, print -Mrs.
)Cytec I gr( J. J. IZolw•rlsou, Rub Stuutbputse'.
, A. Kasper. Mr. and Mot. Wolsky and Boar,, over 1 year -John Turner, atmuk. .-,Ger. T.althwarte. Anove bone• • s, J.'s dress and hbonmrrn-Mr". ('.1
drolly. Mina .Cecella Kasper. Mismea' Thaw,, M. "Snowden. Rear. littered in ' -Mrs, 1..' ih►rnit. -3. R. (ioopner. t- HOMF. \f -\\1'F.\( TT'RES( 11. Ilunnlrrr, Mrs. N. n.. Carter. (ai'd's
Betty and Gertrude O'Connor and -Mr. 1981-D. Row. McTavish, Thos. M. Wealthy -Mrs. L. S Smith. Mem. J. R. Knitting. Eft. rompers ---Mrs. W. J. Donaldson. Mrs.
Pets'r Murray. of I)rtrolt. Mich.; ; Mr. Snowden. Sow. 1 year old and over, (irr. Ribeton pippin -Mrs. J. B. Orr. Beat designed pttehw•nrk guilt. eM• J. C. Stewart. Pair men's pyjama's -e-
1 and Mre. A Kenlhan and family. of wing littered In 1931 -John Turner. J. W. Salkeld,. are. I. S, Smith.
1.111t, Augustine. and Mr- Norman O'('on- H. 3'. Dunlop (Kincardine). few lit- Grimew golden -Geo. IAithwalte.
mor. of Hamiltan, t)pt. .\ large nuM' rind in -1091-Wliaert'Shearer.' 4i. °KtuF - . f i4:
Iwe of relative's and friend.. anw•mbled Dunlops Smith. J. W. Salkeld. Jas. McJkrtutld.
In the dtetooms fir war felicitation!' to --1WwwerlINI Mulberry ptpphr-jaw, f -B, Orr,
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MISS D. COVE
LATEST STYLES IN
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S
FALLY
Babies' Woollen Wear
!nd Bonnets
Nerd' Side eF Spare - Gametic"
inn - Milne Rader. Mrs. C. H. Humber. # sirs, N. L. Curter, Mee. W. J. Donald -
Rest designed patchwork quilt. wont-; B,n. Hees&. l run in miik 'decktnpr--
is- iTgni Tlitrlfnit. Wee --N :-'T Tit Mrs, A. 11, McLcnw, Mrs.1V. J. 1km-
aldeon. Bata towel aud wawa eh/M.1 aldssm.-
couple. i►r. and ration-. knttred--Mltnrt:Mwa,tcme M.1'. aaTiare
the taesiy-I111hW orrr -1 year old -Thos. M. W. Salkeld. Wagner -Mrs. 1. S. 130I1/1 III Baby's jacket and Iwtn-
bft 1n the earning amid Boar. ...Tatting -Mrs" M Lleingstort, Mita
Mra. Kasper Snowden,�Plo}ream Uta. Boar. littered Smith. J: W. 13illke7d: Z{ho� tmlartd her -stag:'-f'-Tgrtlttlr. sere;-W=�: - --
`.bowers d e ' eonfrttl and Resod ini 1951- liim Alton ttt�ttd 2nd. Sow,greeotrgt-air". J. A., Qtr, tori.- L S. aldwu+. Raltrx t.Mr.ws an�mfttt-atlstt
ran Harrison.. Fillet -Miert . Liv-
Ant•t for a boneyma+n trip to Lam- L year old and over. having littered in Smith. Geo. Salkekl. .Saldwln-Mrs. Idvingstonc. Mrs. i►. Fowler. Knitted fir' EDarling._�etttoR-_
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Toronto end Montreal. returning '111111 -Sam Alton Do and 2nd Row lit- L. Thtrnin. 'J. W'5ilkeM. Taman socks one pair roarer -Mrs. E. Dar-. Me"' J. 8. Howrle, Mist M. LAYS/seldom.
xc of tiVathtntptow and New York.
- a> k ffrae"iu-lktt-Sam Atte:
!roe bride's travelling costume was of Iced Y' - -
• ),Nt,.,�t,�. weer 1 year old -Sam Alton
td and 2nd. Boar tittered In 1%31 -
Sam Alton. Sow. 1 year old and over.
littered In 1931 -Sam Alton.
Bow. utterer in 1031 -Sam Alton 1st
and 2nd.
Grades (Net Purebreds)
Sow. 1 year and over. having lit-
tered In 1tKII-Sam McMath, A. T.
Lamb. Sow, littered in 1931 -Alfred
Warner. John Sowerhy. hest pair of
Intern hors. any breed -John Sower -
by. Sam Altou.
GRAIN AND V1•;(:F:TABi.ES
_... -Field Grains
One Nobel of fall wheat. white,
named -Hilton Trurmner, AKred H.
Warner. One bushel of' fall wheat, red
or amber. named -Thos. ll. Snowden,
H. A. Fume. One bushel spring wheat,
any variety. named -Milne Rader, Hil-
ton Triemner. One bushel barley, any
7rarild. nilihi r!"-1:1Tfh 1tdlltl"R*hthf101
ton. cine bushel large pea., any var-
iety, namejt-feam Alton, Jollity. urn-
er. One bushel small peas, any ear ety;
named -Milne Rader, Sam Alton. One
bushel white nate: Mir variety, named
-Bata Alton, H. A. Fuss. One bushel
flax seed -Sam Alton. One bombe!
.s uPS4-Mi*. 1.
Ammeters/4 golden mart -aro 7.'
11. t ►r r, Geos. Iia lkeldi
Salkeld, Mrs. J. 13. Orr. Swazse
prize -F:. R. (cooper. Geo. Salkeld.
Northern spy-Mra L11tualn.
B. Orr. Mrs- N. i.. Carter. Mann -J.
W. Salkeld. Mot. 1. S. Smlth. Blen-
heim orange pippin -Geo. Lalthwalte.
Mrs. 1. S. Smith. Cudltert-Mra, N. L.
(tarter. Geo. lalthwalte. Stark -J. W.
Salkeld. Mrs. J. •-Rf Orr. Crab -Alf.
H. Winter. Mot. N:1.. Carter. Quinces
-Mrs. 1. S. Smith. David Sproul. Best
bushel of apple,' exhibited (Special
prizes' by Brown's Nurueries 1 -Mrs. 1.
S. Smith, Geo. iasthweite.
Pears
Six varieties. named. 4 of each --
Geo. lalthwaite. 31rs. N. .1.. Carter.
Three varieties, named. 4 of each --
.Geo. Laltlrwa'te. Mr". N. G. Carter.
Goderich Beauty Shop
Now I. the time to glee your
"kin and hair epeeist atten-
tion.
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South Nide of Square
white. with acceramelar to .match. Oa
their return. they will reside In Detroit,
Mkh., where r. Keeper horde a re:
.pmsllrie poeltion at Herman -Kiefer
hospital.
HOME PLOWING COMPETITION
The Huron eouuty branch of the Ou-
terlo Departmeet of Agriculture is this
tall conducting a home plowing compe-
tition among the junior farmers of the
county. It has been thought for Nome
time that the koys In the county have
not been taking suscteut Interest In
good plowing. and tbiw 1s apparent In
conelderinit the very small number
of Isoys who take part in the annual
county plowing eompetltions. In order
to Interest the young farmers a eom-
petltlMi has twee arranged In which
plow• Is done on the home farmI
or on the arm ons file rititresT-O
ant may 1* working.
The -following are the .mo!'f Import-
ant reglllatlonfr *overflies this empire -
talon.
1. This competition atoll 1* open to
all young men inHuron county twen-
ty-alx years of age and under.
2. The fotioveingelegem% are mug.
jested:
Clam 1 -Sort-mingle prow with slum.
mer at leapt three arrest In a hloek.
Class 2-StuW'iii---or any land other
than mal single plow- with •shimmer
at (bast three screw In n hla•k.
Conte.teinta may enter In either
of the above classes' Int not in both. -
4. There ,must 1s' at least two
strikes and two fiuiwhes It each clam.
Average depth of furrow to 1s' six
inches. }badlands left unplowed.
5. ('ontesteuts must have Mowing
nerdy for itspeettou by November
.41. Substantial earth prizes will be
awarded In each class.
Entries must Ire It by 1 k•tober 11114,
1!Yi1. and contestant,. Monti! apply to
dap 1)ntario Department of Agriculture.
Clinton. for entry form and full !let
of rule' and regulations governing the
eompetItion.
yam•• -tar:
4,4444-GrPavet. Knitted i
Wks: one pair. -ane-Mrs..1. S. How-
_E....Ibrling. ('nits dervishes
edits,
one pair -Mrs. E. Dar-
ling. Dr. John Greaves. Fanny wool
s.one
itter pear -Miss Llvingst••ve
Dr. John Greaves. Knitted carriage
rdre-.-Mrs. Donald Fowler. Knitted
child's scarf -Mrs. Donald Fowler. H.
A. natl. Knitted men's pullover. vest
or sweater -Mrs. D. Fowler. Mrs. J.rl
S.. Howe. Bea Jacket -Mist Living-
stone. Lady's An stockings,'hind knit
-Dr. John Greer**. Mrs. E. Darling.
Knit quilt -Mrs. J. B. Tyerman. Ap-
plique quilt -Mrd. E. Darling. Dr,
Orestes,
Z`taWat In Woet
Lace-Mrn. D. Fowler. ('ro,itet Af-
ghan -Mee. E. Darling. Mrs. J. B. T;%
eewee.
flattest In Cotton
t twin
(lane hand. caw. .rt.._ --31. R
Y.
stone: Mrs J. S. Howrie. Knitted
HE TFOLKS
W YOU GET US TO CARRY O$4
PIO NM Of YOURS WILL ROMER
Miss M. Livingstone. Roman eut work
-Miss Jean Harrison. Miss M. Living-
stone, Bulgarian -Mrs. ' F Darling.
Miss M. Livia/stone.--nya1.t -Miss sr.
Livingstone. Mrs, J. -S. Howrie. Solid.
-Mho M. Livingmtone, Mr". E. i►arling•
Swedish weaving -Miss M. Living-
stone, Mrs. J. S.. Howrie. Venetian
cut-Mra. 1 5 Howrle, H. A. Fuss.
Wallachlan-Mr"-J. S.-;Howrle. H. A.
Fuse. French knots -Mrs. F.. Darling.
MIs. H, ngstone.-tMI,.s
a1. LlvingetoneLlvi, ModernOriental conventional
Mr*. W. 3: t*onaitluoe, 34,w- E, Dar`
Gni Cross stltc•h-Mrs..W. J. Donald-
son. Mrs. J. C. Stewart. Needlepoint -
Geo. Goald, Mrs. J. R. Howrle. Lmtg
and abort stitch -Mrs. W. J. Dsaald.oa,-
Don't fellow!
' ffeie'a'tite first cold snap, with the
furnace "roaring"- for food, --
and he's forgotten to order, any.t_
Last spring, when the warns
days came, he shed his brains
with his overcoat, and his wife
put them away in mothballs.
What he should have done was
to -case the same brains in July
that he dtd in January, and
CALL THE
culerveutt
J. B. MUSTARD COMPANY
Bartlett -airs. N. L. Carter. -Ilea r : -11111T-3 "ervtetterr--s ista-- - iL A. ri ----Let$ doing-aiitWM,jltnr. Pilafs la
D. McLean Gen. Salkeld. hither'
r]nt-Jdr
Ialthwalte. Belle Lucrative-' ra.
S. Smith. Mrs. N. L. Carter. Louise
-fl nneePrkww--1i+srt-esker,
N. 1.. Carter. 14eurrc D'Anjou -Fred
Barker. (leo. Ialtlova lte. iieurre
superfine-9eo. i.althwalte. Sheldon
-Roy Stonehouse, Jam. 3leI)ouald.
Retiree Cie i usrn -Ikea. ialtItw•aIte.
timothy sed -Sam Alton. Alfred H. Howell -tiro. Ialthwalte. SWkel-
Warner. One bushel white beams--
Mrs.
eans - James McDonald, Fred Barker. ('lepp't
Mrs. N. I. Carter. Alfred H. Warner. Favorite --Mrs. N. L. Carter: 0. F. Ed-
ThrtP heads tunfitower beet and ward. iawretao. me 1a Lalthwaite,
heatless-(:Porg$y Gould. One bushel Mrs. 1C, L. Carter. Jcwwgfilne De
MlrkwhPat-\firma Rader. John P. Malities -Geo in)thwalte. Keleter-
Tarner. One bushel swPef elnvrr-Arc Moira Young. J.1, Meflmtnld.
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The Autumn Mode in Millinery
jr as The Hata of the session have a more definite and feminine
t{* charm, that hbeen absent from the %Milner) of the past SSW
xseasons. Trimntmg has returned, ribbon how's, a feather meant.
netrleh or quill.
rQrxj�rt
IOU will find file new Hata eapliu acing. The) offer satiety
enough to atilt ever) t) (SP.
Yon are cordially invited to inspect our stock
M. Rit
.r. 11KINGSTON IMMO?
(reel H. Warner. Thos. M. Snowden.
Field Roots. Vegetables. Ete.
Rix long rel maugold nuirtzel Robt.
Winter. Hilton Trurmner. Six Globe
mengold wnrtzel -.1. C. Sheardown.
Thos. ll. Snowden. Six LPiIathan
mengrdds- Milne Roder. Six sugar man -
golds. white J. ('. Shenrdown. John
ter: Six Swede tore(ps---#tt4t+P�s-- pl athes
Rader. Hilton Trun•mner. Six whitef--FIBIlteratd--abrin. J. S. Hrrwririt.'Iy
(carrots -Frei ltnrker. Mrs.' Donald Crowfoot -Rev. Jones-Rateman. Este
ow -ler. NIne eats corn. Dent -Alfred ('rnwforsl---Rer. Joneu-Ratennln• • Geo.
if. Warner. lira. W. 11. TFeinhlay. Nine Medd. Ellrrrta--Gm: Gould. Any
Pers corn. field. any variety --Tarn. M. otter varlet)* --Gem Gould. Seedling.
1f worthy of intral,sullo -=L. (1. W:
Flick. Alex. Methlesoii.
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-NUNS
$rad hi w•-(:er. 1.5It11WRItP Pond's
Seedling-tliiton Trurmner. Victoria
-Geta. ',althea11e. LotnIunrui Mrs. N.
L. Carter, Mrs. J. S. 11overie. Green
gage -Jos. Juck. I'de's golden 'Iron --
Mrs. J. C. Stewart. MUM, Trnemner.
T ft
■ / / / / �'�i i�iii'�'if 'f�i Jamul"' 1*uai ..,. _._...
C to
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Goderich
Gaderleb
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$J.00
•Goderich
9 -Have YouleeniheiGtt Showing
Snowden. .1,' \h \innns. Ptwrar"t
Winpkin .1. t'. Shenrdown. Thos. 31.
Snowden. Largest "quash -Milne
Rndcr, Wm. 1i. Doak. Twelve largest(
Grapes
and beat stalks of field Morn-
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ter. Rest display of field roots grown Delaware- d: 1l'. Salkeld. Wrist. Wil- ■
Rlgl t i t' al 2 cluster" fit
Rcwra of each -lien71.nithw•alt•. Four ear- •
Ttehlsrrnt•Beet sle maRgnlrte fmprf`111tIrtlM,-natprcl, open alt- =Bo1it\VInter, ■
CHAIN STORES t�
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Prize le Geo. BaWhlerl-Robert Win- J. W. Salkeld, 31ra. .1. 4'. Stewart.
I
yes... ra.,..rtRtpat• -- � •
of Mihineryat Steel's?
One of the most extensive dis-
plays" of ladies' Hats ever
shown in Goderich to be seen
at our store.
from Rennie/4 seals --L. 0. W. Fillet. tee:. •fow+iwrl-e-41n1,t M
WMr. 44s'o. Bal' sr- !WV,Me
indeed. ('has. Trotters John Haul- kelt. 'Moyer --44.o. Lnithweite. Menefe
diamond --Root. \Vinter. VIrgr•nnee--
J. W. Salkeld. Clinton -Geo., Sslkeltl.
t'imphell's earl)• --Rohl. Winter, (ieo
ialthr alte..- Massaaolt.,l;Yorltpr's No. A
--Gen. , )althwnlh•. Wilder. R,whter's(
laithwalte. Lindley, Rod- -
ger•t No. A ---J. W. Salkeld. (beet. Leith -
svelte. Agawan, Rodger'" No. 15-A.
W. Salkeld, fiat. Taithwatte. ilalcin.
Rswdger'. No. 22 -Giver. 1.alth*alte.
Niagara -hoist. Winter. inc. Jtrek.
'Arden -Geo. Tatthwrlt('. Mewpe's
earl)•- Rats. Winter. Gro. Ralkeld.
-tertgtttnn---(irw..Litbwalte..
fMlkrld.
Judack--l1'.. t ]_ _ noon(.$����
'"'ir# Li "T
,Neu. .
e. E►AIRY I'RODp%('TR
=-7'.at stow(abt, table butter. salted for
tae. ram.- - Mrs. : J. .1. Robert-
son. link N. L. Carter. It: A:-Fn.s,
Ten ;immix of table butter In crock".
salted for Present use -Mrs, N. L. Cart:
Pr. Mr,.. .7. J. • Robertson. Alfred 1i.
Wartier. -Tub or ernek of hitter. not
less than 30 pmtnd. -Mrs. IY.' -L..
Carter. sire. J. J. Robertson. Dalry
hatter. 5 porde, 1 lb. print. -arm, .J.
J. Robertson, Mrs. N. 1. Carter. Remi
two4h. roll hntfer (gwelal prise 11y We
F. H. frlce)--Mew, N. I.. C. rtes,
Jadoe-•Mea, .Mab} L. - hurts.
+ al,iaiur..s.•1 is eeitr) P4 -
dry & R. 1. n1 W Flick. Milne Ra-, ('tat t1M'PM
Rm.
Peek of 1
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The- Hat shown in this advei`tise-
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ment is est one :of the_.many styles
on display at our store. The new
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designs and trimmings are the latest i`Il every • respect. Is
The leadingicolors are black, wine and brown. "Think •
of it, these ats are marked to sell at
X1.79-aad-�1.9
r. n any other c"rb'ty early Cdlertbn cot floWs'rn -Roy wutM-
p►utat(wrh, seiner Roy Rronehnpar, how*. J(ta Jack.' airs. iR.hf. -Winter. / ■ "111 11! 1 ■ ■ ■ • ■ i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 11• ■ • ■ ■ It ■