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Real Estate and insurance
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1931
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Vungannon 5 Big -
Day on Friday
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J. W. ARMSTRONG•
REAL MATE
Godericb
DO YOU REALIZE
that according to statistics fixe
mon out of (Davy six who reach
the age of 6S are dependent on
others for their daily breed?
HAVE YOU ANALYZED
your own situation ? How do
YOU stand T
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i year seem valuable asset.
THOS. WILSON
R. R. 5. GODERICH, ONTARIO
Ialapkon. 1516, Carlow
West Street
ELECTRIC SHOP
WE CARRY A CONIFLETE
STOCK OF
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Sifictric Wiring of all
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FRANIKMcARTNUR_
Telephone 82 - (iolierieh
Classes Well Filled at Annual Ex-
hibition -Horse Races a
Popular Feature
The Iaet fall fair of the year in
thin immediate uelghborhaxl was held
at Dungannon on Thursday and Fri.
day lieu. An has been the experience
of wont of the fairs ltdo'aeanon. the
sariuus classeswere .partictUatI well
tilled, but the mamber of aid attend -
tames showed no 1ncrizial(1', bar rather
a deereise. 'With more prize money
to be paid, and lower gate receipts,
the task trf financing is rendered more
difficult than ever.
The exhibition itself was one of
1 the heat seen al Dungannon in many
years. Fruit Waal an excellent die-
play. there was a tempting array of
home laking, and other elassea of the
1Indoors department were good. Among
ties
live -Mork elasaen the splendid
.exhibit of sheep was noteworthy, fifty
eight .entries making it the list show -
Ing for many years.
Quite a number of new exhibitors
were on hand, swine from a consider-
s teW-Ta-iflt` ion
(leorge Kennedy,`1row- flWF"Luckfow
district, were prominent among those
showing cattle, while Jas. Lyons of
Liu -know was again to the fore and
took the sweepstakes prize, a ?diver
cup donated by the ltungannon branch
ofTtTP Yanadtan- Mtmk-
Purvet Bros. and H. Patterson & Sen
a,"• .cMa.w -s eese-MahlilliluaL-M sl` ••�"'aed�1
and e3' J14 t:u'• s ^ 3'j-13421► dl[1>.'ect iUt"
me first time in this deltarttiavut. Ilse
�aytur & Sou and Peter Watson, who
showed bootee, euwe from the Luck-
uow district also: Chas. Dsuhrook of
Atwood, showing sheep and fowl, re-
peated
e-
p ated his last year's successes, auu
other exhibitor* ut poultry were Ger-
dou Millrrl of St. Helens and Leiber-
land & I$eptley of IStytb =-- •
Wilbert Sheaue of Kincardine and
John Turner,. of lit. Helens were new
exhibitors uC" pigs. While Andrew
Schmidt of Mlldway brought prize-
wluying vegetabltot and grain. Among
the largest exhibitors of fruit were
J. R. 8tirliug of Porter's 11111 and
Thus. J. Salkeld of St. Helens. F. Bat-
ik' le 'GudetT Trt0Ok tt "recur share of -
_ vegetables and flowers. Theo,
of courier, lu tl'ie \'irZona &1&aZ5 We
the old maniacs like Sam Alton, Thos.
Anderson, the Culherts, D. McAllister
and others who for yearn have done
their part to keeping high the standard
of exhibits at the Duugauloa fair.
The racing program was the chief
ettractlon,ot Friday afternoon. Tbere
were so natty entrants for the hardens
event that the director* made two
rases out of It, and both were keenl}
contested. Hoy Colvin of Teeewater
wine tLe "two minute"' rtt4. w-itlt 111
entry Della Rrino; Chris.T111 of Ash -
tick] ..run(' with May Grattan: 11.
Zlwmertnan of Gerrie third with. Billy
M.-;regor, and Harold ,llin of
g7
The Blue Bell
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Opportunity 1-
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selling Personal Greeting Cards,
Our 1'o -operation and beautiful
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Now is the hoe to start -
Special Radio. Prize Contest be-
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Commission weekly.
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PHONES, Office 115 H. R. LONG,
Residence 549 District Agent.
DID. YOU- EVER
know a man who didn't like CUSTOMSADE CLOTHESI
Well, they are higher -priced, but we have SPECIAL ORDER
CLOTHES at _._....� .
--$24.00 and up-.
_SMART HATS $3.00 t° $6.00
Suits and Overcoats.elesne� End pressed $1.25.
Repairing and remodelling
-. In the green raee Roy' Colvdn]L:
try. Sphinx V.asl. Chimps, took first
money: Alvin Dale. Clinton. second
with itlaek Joe: Jam: ('ttjbert of T.nek
now third with Flo Worthy, aro) Sam
Swan of Dungannon fourth with Black
Diamond.
Aaron Fisher of Colborne townahlp,
with Lady, won the running race.'
Edgar Blake was ore and with Paddy,
Art Moore of Whlte•ltureh third with
1'eter, and J. Brmlle•of -lahfield fourth
with 'a 9,arllu
A bx.th in the main hall, where re-
freshments were ,ervlrl. was eoondtteted
In the golden wonder
of an Autumn wood,
Ankle-deep in painted leaves
silently I stood
To watch a small swift squirrel
scute his Winter food.
• 1 would be as thrifty
in a different way,
Putting bits of beauty by --
now the years are gay, -
Food to keep my'apirit
when Life's skied grow gray.
_ 11_1 may. bat; harvest
ere my Suner tie•.
Ftnt
Friendships indissoluble,
memories to prize,
I shall challenge Winter
with laughter in my eyes.
lS1e•-Public Speaking,xltz. Arthur Culbert, Letherluul
Blcey ; ills UN
Contest at{lintc
I IOHTY-Pe II It'1'I1 l EAR, NO. Al
ter, corn, i.enr, 1Q. istrat r, 11rs.
Tremblay : 1'vrn, Titer, $ehmtdt,
McAllister. .
Judge -Joseph Collyer, Luck/tow.
DAiRY
111 lbs. hunter, in rolls, A. McMillan;
5 Ib.. table butter, lu prime, IV. A.
Culbert, H. Srethers : silt Roo. peeked
Witten. W. k.-- NNR,ert ; - 5 Ilia: limey
labLe-b asst .1.-('atbert, It -Mo-
thers.
oto-
thers.
Ju.I 'a -J. R. McNab, J. C■sewore,
Luekfuw.
Lt(►ME$TII' M ANCFAC t'RES,,. _, t
11'Iate bread. '1'. ,1twlerieoli, H.
Slather.: brown bread, T. Anderson,
To Be Held in Connection with
Educational Convention Oc-
tober 24th
• The (.11111 anunal county pubttr -j
speaking contest will be 111'141 In the
audltoritun of the Clliiton Colh•glu1•
Institute uu Saturdakv, (ktula,r 2+111.
rt 9...W p.m. Title contest Is being held
In eonjuuutluu with the anutwl• eau
reutlen of the Huron County Ed 111.:1
J. It. Stirling; out bread. 11. Statlsers, tiunal Association of Trustee's and
Mrslin. -u tty He'll -
e : graham muffins, Itst/yatyern, -for• wtttrh --xw inet.ete tuna -r-
Mrs. rrnmillay 1 Ilntn wititr-l.utrt*. M.
ia4ytru1lt 1wz.beeit aultngtvt.__
l' .1udr•rsuu, 1T. 1Notl ars! ten Il.- .'.11 first -prize winners at the pnblle
cults. 11'allnes• Miller, M. Dur ' : I .}acakhig eronte *ta at the seh.onl rales
Geo. Williams
healer In
DOMINION. PRA%'INCIAI.
Mt'VI('IPA1. AND ('OKiY)-
R %TION BONDS
Flrr, Areldent, Automobile. and
General insurattee Agent
Office, next to Bank ,.1 Commerce
Phone 53 trxlericlt
tls.kies. five varieties, Jean Ila reknit. in tit.. t'nuit ' tils year are eligible to
Larne 1hirnin; cookies. three varieties.' 1lomllet• and are expected to take
Niro. 11, Roach. Jean Harrison • In Ser part in this contest. • 1.5001404401.1 hook it take. 1,:*nuts to hold an nuto-
c:ake1 light. Mrs. 1howri., latrne Lhlrut prizes w111 IM nwnnloI4and Nr. George mobiletogether, but It lakes only one
In: layer cake. dark. Lorne 1)nr111u, M. (Spnttun, M.P., la donating a .liver cup it spread it all over the hnidttealte.
Mullin; angel cake. indeed. A. Mc to be awarded to the winning pupil.
Mc-
Minn, H. Ste/there: harp fruit. a lee, I In addition to the peblk' speaking. thea i
1111111.1. h:XVII %Igr 1'111.., Mrs. It. It.mhc; , }:du,t
cntional ..ex'lation ts condneting j
Jelly roll,:_Jean Hirrla.ni, Mr.. it.
11uach i Scotch- shortbread, A31.'1111./1
&i -xoiy, tamp ' iluruht : tsetse- t
varieties. Mrs. 1). Fowler..lrt Elliott :
apple ple,.Tatrne Iturnln. T. Amierbon :
lemon ply, T..1. Salkeld, ii. Stolhers:
guntpkilt pip, Mrs. It. 'Fowler, .1. R.
S kiln :'•cladt..:t varieties, T..%nder,
auu. M. 1 11111111 : 14-114 1411 1 fie
Tri, 'r. An -Wei -Tom : 5 ..:.-hack • innrheee.
R. Trebeay.•n, Mr.. 1t. It' .11,11 "411r-
IltIn alined fruit. Mrs..Horrrle, T. J.
aIr.. It. Ituat•h : `collection
cannel vegetables, A; It. l'entland, A.
1 ulb•rt & 5011, Mrs. 1t. Ituaeh; mll,r-
Roach : relief:thin Jelly, Art Elliott
Wallace Miller; mane syrup. T. Wig
gins. A. ('nllwrt & 14011.
Judges ----Musa M. 1'. ltntherfiinl, Urs.
W. F. (Gordon. St. Heletta. •
VEG F.TA11I FR
('al.lodge, 11' Barker, A�..
blood rolls. A. $t•hmbdt, A
a- Ron : long blood
A. Selinrldt, F. ltnrker
teat & Son: ram lamb, I'urven Bros:.
H. Patterson & Seal.
f Oxford Downs -Ager] ewe, raising
Iambs in 1931, Orval Mt -Gowan, Purees
HMS, sltearling ewe, 11. McGowtlu:
_yyo;ttwaii 'urvetc:latus
rem lamb, 11. M,-1;.watt.
Rbrnpshlre-Aged ram. must 1M re -
by the Thtngnnuon branch of the Wo-' glsteretl. Chas. Daubro.k, O. SleGow-
men'e Tnetlnite. an ; ahearling ram. C. Daibrook
The Lneknow hand dlaemtrsed music aged etwe, raking Iambs in 1931. e.
II chnnipiOusitlp olallIng match In
which the winner from each school fair
T. elTRRd. T6 effipcte. nook prisent
for. the-conteetanta ha el- heel) arranged
for by the A.00•iatien.
_ The entire program Is Intereoting
and eluentlmwl and no 1118113' fie ptee-
Ible a tunld take advantage of the 01T -
port -unity to attend. -
Schmidt:
. Culbert
Beets,
tnan-
from the band •fond dnring the after-Danbra.k. O, McGowan: ',beetling told wnrrzc•ts, A. Culbert- & Son. a
noon of Friday. I ewe, 0. McGowan. T. Anderson: ewe
in. the prize list the name "F.xeel- ;lamb,
iamb, O. 1L•G., -an, T. Antterwon : ram
Rchmillt : wnrtzel. mammoth yellow
intermediate. D. McAllister. T. Wig -
aur Clasp' appears frequently.Tits 1.'lxmh,-n. Me/inwan, T. Anderson.
ting: Swede turnips. A. Schmidt. D.
a elaea of piling girl• In the Dungan-, Any 1 )ther Breed -Aged ram. must McAlllater: greyst ' turnip.. 11. Me -
non Qui!!! ehnrrh. who ase the fund., be r.•glatered, 1'. Daubr.x'k 1st andAllteter : carrots. Intermediate. red. F.
thus obtained In their ehnMh work. 12n0 : eht'arling ram. C. nanhrook :' Blither, A. Sehmldt : early horn ears
The program at the ennewrt to the aged ewe, raising limtet In 1931, 0. rots. D. McAllister. F. itarker: carrot..
hall on Friday night was given by
iba 33runswiekTito. The audience
was not as large as In preview( years,
hut the progrltm, was right np to the latnhi C. Danbrmlk let and 2nd.
gpiil and i�d+e-�Ti1F Iit'aM it were'Sweepstake prize -tor beet pen - of
se
well plead. I sheep, any breed, 0. McGowan. Purees
>•ea.'e+e.••'111Lr ?SIZE LIST f Rees.: fat sh.•ep, any bawl, C.' No -
brook.
Judge -John McQuillin, Lneknow.
PIGS -
Spectat-Rest pen bacon tags, ttatn
Alton, 111 Sheane; best boar, any age
fir hree i Ram Alton: best wow, any
W. A. Culbert, T. Wiggins; tine or brawl, Sam Alton.
filly or geldiug-W. Taylor & Sou, Berkehtre-Aged hear, J. Turner, W.
Chas. Dnrnln: 1 -year -ors filly or geld- Sheave; "sem, having ral•e.l Lilao to
innL_-T..Anderaon, T. Wiggins; team in 1931, J. Turner: W. Plenum: hoar,
hartkest, Peter Watson. littered in 1931, A. B. Pentland. J.
Heavy Draught -Brood mare, with Turner: sow. littered In 1931, J. Turn -
foal by her side, W. Taylor & Son, A. er, W. Sheave.
Culbert & Sen. David Gaulry ; foal of Yorkehirp.-Aged boar. Sam Alton;
1931. A. 'Culbert & Sen. D. Gauley ; wow. having raise) pigs lit 11131, °Sam
2 -year-old Hilly or gelding. W. Taylor Alton, W. A. Culbert : bear. litterel. In
& Son: 1 -year-old filly or gelding, W. 1931. Sats Alton: sow, littered In 1931.
Taylor & Son; beet individual fu Sam Alton. T. Wiggins.
clasw'('] 2 and 3. Peter. Watson, W. Tamworth -Aged hoar. Sam Alt
>k .ter- roam fn larnet�s. Peter stew. harlotfsalsed phut-In-,1t13a,
Widget'. W. Taylor & Son Alton, T. Ander,on: boar. litterei In
b1S1.'il, Ram Alta_rt let and 2nd:
tittered In lfk'{l, Sint Alton let an`ii` w
2nd. -
JtMgP--li, Ar -Greer, • Liensames-----
FOWt,,t"ete PET ST( ►( K---- -
LeRhorns, white, ehbckepe. Gordon
Nibbler. A. 11. Pentlnud : Plymouth
Ro•ks. Barred. chickens. Gordon Mil-
ler lot and 2111J: i'lynimth Ro•ke,
white, chickens. Art Elliott. Bert Tre-
leaven: Minorca.. black. chickens,
T811T rtan4 & Bentley 1(t and 2nd:
Wyandotte.. white, eidekt•ns, G. MIi-
ter let end 21x1: Orpingtnns, buff,
ehiekens, G. Miller let and 2nd : Rhone
Wends. chitkeno, Letherlend & Bent-
ley. (T. Miller; T,wghoras, ,white. odd
fowl. ',Oberland & Bentley: Leghorn.,
brawn, old fowl, Letherinnd & Bentley
_Fireke. 44411•1.
'ling; Blenheim Pippin. J. R. Stirling.
leR4.311anetwa.-Week, old fnw•l, T.otller- T. 'Wheelie,: (-rah a}.tle, Witllwee-M 1-
iand '& Benue: -1st anal 201: Wyss-' her, A. Sehmmt : three nettled- igtf
(Ottes. white. old fowl. ft. Sillier. varieties. .1. R. Stirling. T. Wtgglns.
McGowan. C. -Danbrook: shearling
ewe. C Danbreok.0. McGowan; ewe
lama r.. Daanbtoet Int And 2nd:
HORSES
General Purpose --Team in bar-
ness. Fred Thompson.
Agricultural -Brood mare, with
foal by her side, W. A. Culbert. Win.
Taylor & Soft, T. Wiggins; foal of 1931.
Frank H. Martin
Phone four nine TAILOR and HA
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What Would You Guess?
The largest selling its a Drug Store
It is not Salts, Senna or Sulphur, but
ADHESIVE PLASTER
Buy now and be ready for the emerggpcy 1
HERE ARE OUR KE%ISED PRICES ON tI)HESi1'E PLASTER
41-hkh by 1 yard ilk
14-Inrh by 24 yards 20e
14 -Inch by II yards aye
1-Inrh by 1 yard • i5is
1 -Inch by 24 yards.*
1 -inch by 5 yards
14 -Inch by 5 yards "
2 -Inch by 5 yards
3 -Inch by 5 yards •........•
PRICES ON BANDAGES ,�.� Jsc
1-bnrh M 10 yNila •ses• i0(•
I% -inch b]• 16 yards 15e
21nrh by 10 yards ' Vie
214 -inch by 10 Yards' Vie
:Pinch by 10 yard. .
STERILE (i.%11'.E the
1 yard. plain 25e
5 yards
('OTTON PICKER. the %anitar 6 to nean Mikag stationNew
radio tratitre every Tttcwdal
CFRR.
-KNOW VOl'R DRUGGIST. HE IS 1OU•R FRiEND-
Me
MINK it , &CJ±;,f E.Rwilexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxiimesigiotocx
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for feeding pump -wee. A. S.-hmidt. F.
Barker: white onion*. F. Barker. Bert
Treleaven: yellow- redone, .-F-_ Darker.
A. Schmidt: multiplier nnIidLI. Tx'ther-
1nA & li entley. T._ Andersrm ph'kilntt
onion*, F. Barker, F.xeelslnr ('loss: to-
matoe•a. A. Schmidt. Miss Marc. Durn• j PRACTICAL SHOE MAN
In : taBle rnrn. At+.11CaSfilW.dLs OI SQUARE GODERICH
titer*: pumpkin, Wallace Miller, A.
Culbert & Ron; winter mqua'h. for
tgh k, F. Barker,, Tl. McAllister: mum-
mer squash, J. R. RtIrlIng.11. Ztit'AT
lister: watermelons. F. Barker, D. Me-
Alllater: potatoes. early, white. d. Cat
,vert & Son, Mrs. D. Fowler: potato's.
early. rel. A. Schmidt : potatm.o. late.
white. Kallae*, Mtllt'r. A__.Schmidt: -
(-suliflower. A. St•hmldl- F. Barker:
eitrons. F. Barker..1. R. Stirling: pars-
nips. F. ittirker. A. Schmidt:. collection
garden vegetables, F.. Barker. 1.
Schmhit.
jnrlge--W: T. Marney. Golprleh.
FTti' i TS
Apulns -Spies. T. Wiggle.. T. J.
Selkedd: TlaldwIns. J. R. Stirling. T. J.
sintAlton: Ralkcid: Ring of Tompkins (-minty.
c Fifiie> 1'r: W1`attnr a stiffer : Tn tmatr-
Sweet.' T. J. Salkeld. Wallace Miller:
s, IJa t trt- Fd-
llott : Otorb,. Lorne Dumb). T. .1.
Salkeld : Golden Rh*aet. J. R. Stirling.
m .(r -on ler. .1. It. Stirling: Fallawnter. D. Me- ---
Allister..1. R. Stirling: Rnonet, .1. R.
Stirling. 11'. A. Culbert : R1. ale island I
Greening. D. Me: lllater..T. 11. Stirling: 1,
Cranierry Pippin. T. J. Salkeld. J. R.
Stirling: Phoenix J. R. Stirling: Mann.
Wallace Mtller,'�iam Alton: Stark, J.
R. Rtlrling: Ben Parts. Wanner, Miner.
Lorne Dnrnfn: Pewnnkee, 11'nlMee
Miller, Wm. Watson: fnor named
winter varletitw. NV/differ Miller, T. J.
Salkeld: Wolf River. W. A. Culbert &
Son, J. Reid : Rlbttnn Pippin. J. R. Stir-
ling: 211-onnee Pippin. J. R. Stirling:
Wealthy. Wm. Watson. Wallace Mil-
ler: Snow, Lorne Thumb'. J. R. Stir-
HERE'S A NItW ONF.
The St•,tehmnn makes his money
first and then he makes it la -t. Tad,
MEMORY VS. CONTIGUITY
-oh. George," she gurgled an she
cuddled closer, "I wonder how any cmc
could .ay that absence makes the
heart grow tulaler',"'
••1 Kliegs," replied George. "1141
must mean the absence of n third put -
y." --Stray Rfiirles.
CALL AT
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for thirst quality GRO('ERIKS,
fre.h and imported FRUITS.
COOKED 11.1%I. DUTCH 1.0.1E,
MACARONI and CHEESE
JJQI.OGNA ('HI('KEN,
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HAM and 'TON'oi'E LOAF, '
Side and Bark BA('ONS, %Reed -
er by the piece. Also FRESH
MILK daily.
Elertrir Refrigeration for )our
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floods and prices guaranteed.
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Telephone 248
Corner ..1 Seine e and North Street
Footwearin DistinctiveStyles
Our customers will appreesate the many distinctive style features
which' characterize the smart shoes at' are ((hawing thin seamen.
They will take their place in the front rank of the Easter ,tyle
parade.
The predominating etylea are black and brown kid leathers in Pump,
and Tie, with a variety of heels, mostly• the medium Cuban for start
wear.
The selection in '.. extensive for leen, women.and children that we
-ase-etre wean -tit mad isle ae lois in quality, style and price if you'll
only let ns try.
MGEO.CAR
Judge --Jan. Torrance. Markham.
Road end ea -rehire -Foal of 17k1'1.
W. Taylor & Son; 1 -year-old filly or
gdtliffC-':t.-1t -se-age,- i. Schultz:
oinRlr 11nr"e ht harnttaa rand-
,Johnson, W. T. McLean. Lorne Ihtrin-
In ; single horse In harrow., earrlage,
W. T. McLean, Jaw. Johnston, L.
Schultz.
Lady driver -Lorne Durnln, L.
Schultz.
indite -John (3111eeple. Whbtet•htlrch_
CATTLE
1'►ttrham---Mfl(h enw-, having raised
or with calf In 11131, Andrew Gaunt,'
Bert Treleaven Ind and 3rd: 2-yenr-
old heifer, B. Treleaven; 1 -year-old
heifer. Andrew (:aunt : heifer calf, sic
months ami over, Andrew Gaunt :
heifer calf. tinder nix month.. Andrew
Gnnnt : need bull, Andrew Gaunt, Wf
A. Oreet- _ -
TTer•torl-alleh eow, toying named
or with mat (a 111W d. 1>;vant nee,-
Kennedy.
ee.Kenned . J. T.yons i 2 -rest -gild better,
GPO. Kennedy. J. Lynne; 1-year-oM
heifer, Geo. Kennedy. J. Lynn•: heifer
calf, nix months nod firer, J. Lammi lot
Mid Ind; hull calf. Mix month(' and
over, .1. T.ynne: heifer milt. under ttx
month...1. Lyon.; hull enif, nnder six
month.. J. Lyons; age} hull..1. Lynn..
0. Kennedy.
e Grade Cattle -Wirt] cow. having
raised calf In 1931. W. A. Or.er. let
etid
.-211(1; 2 -year -nil heifer, A. Tre-
leseen : (neer enlf. nnder 1 ,teas, W.
A.'brccr. T. Anderonn.
' liptelal--RRver cup dontaed by tura
f"anadlan Rank of Teommerte, Dan -
animas. Ger herd. lots feaalM Auld
one male, from ela.ww S. R and 0. J.
1,ynm.
helot Individual in chimes fi. R and
n /male). Andrew Gsafit: beet Indlvld-
nal In einem" A, R and 8 (retrials), J.
i.ytne.
,1»dIre 11. T,. RelitN.L Gnderlch.
RHFl:P
i.elee.ter Aired torn. mn,t be re-
entered. Purees Brno. let and 2n4:
((beading ram. If. Pattern n Row:
aSM ewe r,lolna lambs In 'alt. Pnr-
dies►. leitit lot and 2ada sixwlla�F "
Ff PAite•rs..n k Non. Purees Ata. -t
I ewe lamb. i'nrve. turn. 11 Patter
Announcement
I HAVE BEEN APPOINTED THE AUTHORIZED
PARTS DEPOT FOR
Auto -Lite and Telco -Remy
ElectricSystems
Tbsee two systems cos pr'aotfoa$F or oar oommon
cars. ,
'"T1tave sc' Ubtt' RTV1 - stock -of 'genuine Parts and
also the proper testing equipment to give yon service
on generators, distributors, starting motors, etc.
Miller's Service Station
Corner of Victoria Street and Elgin Ave. Phone 259
The Original Freiburg
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ling: Dncheeo, W allsre Miller:n -
lot and 2nd : Plvmoltit Ro•k'. ba 1
old fowl, G. Miller, Letherlond-1)1a3r-
Hol-
fowl, q, Miller. T.t•therland & !t
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& TT 1 -
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T 1'h r 1 & n 1'l Rhode T I fid (Continued vert page 's) The Only Company Touring Canada
P e1' an. en e3': m P s a s.
old fowl, Letherland & fentley let and Presenting the Passion
and 2n1: ft/interneold fowl, G. Miller, Pia in Engiish
C. Denbrnnk: .lnennse, aid towt, G, Y
Miller, T.etherlsnrl & TIetI11i'y:
Anenna.. c)tle•k', G. Miller lot and 2nd :
Hamtnirge. old fowl. !Oberland &
Bentley let sod 2nd : Aamhnre..
chicks. Letherland & nentley : pnlr
tette, Ram Alton. T. Wiggin: pair
Gntnes fowl. Wallnee Miller. Loftier -
land & Pentley : pair din -kit, .1rt El-
linft, f.rtherisnd & nentley : rebMts.
over a tt month.. W. Teytor & Son. C.
tinhf7ihit : rnhhfte muter six month•.
Art Elliott. C. Danhrnnk.
Jndtie- ?. T.yotfe. Lneknow.
GRAB
Fell wheat. white, Andrew Sehmblt.
D. WeAlll.ter: roll wheat. red. T .1n-
dcrwon. Letherlsn.l & Bentley : spring
wheat. Sam Alton. Andrew Schmidt:
R -row barley. .1 R. Stfrltne. A. B.
Pentland; mite white. A. Schmidt.
Ram Alton: (ats. block. A. RchmMt :
pea.. small- Siam Alton. A Schmidt:
•I1tAefha._1Rt1Rt,.,bisa .A.i : eas_ret(1,
al Reb I4t, R{jll. Stofis[ti'...h1'A9A+t,.
Letherland & RPatl.y, J. R. Stirling:
CHILDREKS
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Stratford Arena
OCTOBER 19 - 20 - 21
F:vetlliaga N • a'elo•k sharp
matinee: Timpils). 1.311 Sharp
Prices: Evenings $l, $1.50, $2.00 All Seats Reserved
Tuesday Afternoon: Adults Si; Children See. All Seats Rash
1.01 ERN MEN r T. A% FATK 1
I iekets nn sale fit 11". ('. I'ridham & Son's. Gents' Furnishings,
I.okrkh
Cast and Chorus 250
111her Information. J'asaion Pie) HNdquarters. Board of Trade
Room«, RR Ontario Street. Stratton'. Phone IRL1. Pr,aented under
simpler. of the ".Ir,(ford lions Club for this hawk .f the StTat-
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