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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1932-10-6, Page 4e r -40rodal. October 6th, 1111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111101111 atisfied Customers --with every Suit of Clothes --. valu--:.550 and es at 2 L 2 L . made to measure are truly remarkable. yourself to investigate. lax t NEW FALL HAT -7-"r t414 Makers of Belock GODERICH, ONT. Blyth Fall Fair Has Good Displays WWk y louses Win Free-tor411- Tesmivi6or Wirer '"lily Tri ..: You ollII "tE W. C. Pridham & Son, 'NV 1 TELEPHONE 57 111111111111111.11111111011M11111111111111111111111110111111111.1 KINGSBRIDGE KINGSBRIDGE, Oct. 5. -Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dalton spent Sunday with Meir home folk and upon their re- turn to Detroit on Monday were ,e cenrpanled by their mother, Mrs. Mor- gan Dalton. Kr. Norman O'Connor returned from Hamilton last week. A large number from around here at- teoded the fowl supper in St. Augustine last Wedoeedal and are singing its praises ever niece. Mrs. Hebert and baby Eugene are ?Wang at the home bf Mr. Aug. Mee- han in Wtwanosh this week. Mr. Jack Clare? of WatlacebUK and the Mimes Mary and Eileen and Mas- ter Claude spent the week -end at Mr. Menne Dalton's. WHITECHURCH WHITECHURCH, Oct. 4. -Mr. A. H. Orem was the fortunate winner of the ten -dollar gold piece at the tea -meeting In St. Augustine Roman Catholic' church on Wednesday evening last. Mrs Richard Wetlwood. who has bees visiting at the home of her daugh- ter, Kis. Arthur Moore, returned to bee beim In Caledon on Sunday last. Mr. Oeorge Tervitt. who has carried the malt on Wingham rural route No. E for tttp past fifteen years, finished his job or y last. On Monday even- The Blyth fall fair, oe Friday .aid Saturday last, brought owt large and, excellent exhibits wb4sh literally •lied. the Agricultural Hall. ')ben wai a faleir'seed attendance. on 8allialay afternoon, In spit's i - Lbreatentngl wsatiWx.. S,Nd,.#°.,1t mat was put on for the entertainment of the spectators. The track events brought out some of the best racing seen in Blyth for years. Ramose Grattan (of the Whitely stables, Ooderlcb) won the free-for-all In three straight heats; Std Hall (al- so of the Whitely string), second; Peter McGregor (Chittick, Teeswa- ter) . third ; Southern Scott (Baldwin, f his mends and -eight.- Sordorth )• fourth ; Pauline Frtsco and resented him with suitable re-' rive heats were required for the G ttan (Colbert, ing many o late, aoderlcb), fifth. met at the bole of Mr. Jobe" Tenth lag, 2 Heating( J edge -T. co MiIch cow Thos. H. Tay belie, -Jae. Ts.vlar & ties. D. IA 'Settle eat Jas- R. Uttdt land ruder I. S. Parr. & Sou. Aged Walter S. Utile & floe ,+e Jena (*t* ere- in Taller 1st and 2nd. Two- rold I]elf,•r-W. Teeter. Ome- psaa•etd. be/lIIsll- Ta,Ti4r... . tirades Mitch ecru--Yrv. F. Oster, L & Parr. Two-yeer•old heifer -Walter & McGowan, Rag Wlgbtman. Two-year- old steer -)lily Bros.. Jas. HeQrou. One -year-old yeller -W. 8. McGowan ,lst and 2nd. ger year-old steer -W. & McGowan lot and 2nd. Hefter calf - Jas. D. Little sit Son, L 8. Par.. Steer calf-Jis. D..fttle & Son. MUD. Barr. Fat steer -Jae. Heine 1st and tad. Fat cow or lYlfrr-Tboa. H. Taylor & Son. Judge-Alb1d Paul, St. Marys. a V named nee. DUbn n memhr marriage Ionto Luckeew l took first money ; Victor Fl - The marriage took place at of Miss do (Baldwin, Set/forth), second; Ted - Margaret rgaret Ruth September dar daughter of Miss dy (Nesbit, Blyth). third; Bryne Her- Victoria ar VIfor a Ruth. rfelof Hanover, of Mn. rester (Feagan, Dungannon), fourth. Victoria Weodort of Honorer, to Mr. Carl Lott, eldest son of Mr. and Mn. Walter Lott of Whitechurch. Rev. J. F. Holliday of Faith Baptist church of- ficiated. The many friends of the groom extend congratulations. or Swollen aches from bad legs! Save endured! Mist 1 HAYFIELD Kunming race --Tour (FisberI, 1st: Benin ( Fisher), 2nd ; Saskatchewan Rose (Me3atws), 3rd; Miss Wilson Dale), 4th. Potato race -Tony (Fisher), 1st; $asks)rhewan Rose (McManus), 2nd; Miss Wilson (Dale), 3rd. A Serious Aietieat An Unfortunate accident occurred BAYFIF,LD, Oet. &-Mr. and Mrs. durl� the trotttns Hees as the horses W. Bong. who spent the past week at were warming up. While A. W. Chit - their summer home, returned to Wind -tiers of Teeawater, was turning his sor on Saturday. horse. Peter McGregor, around near Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald of Kitchener the entrance gate, the animal became spent the week -end at their cottage re- frightened In some manner and cont- ently batt on the property formerly mowed hacking up. Chittick was owned by F. Elliott. thrown off the sulky and the horse Mimes Dronin of Detroit Apert the backed right over him, stepping on hid re - meek -end at their cottage. stomach. The Injured man was re - Mr. and Mr*. James Ferguson of moved so via -borne. when his condi- London spent the week -end with the tact is coned Bred extremely critkal. former's mother. _The prise flet le as follows: Mr. and Mrs. L Y. Day, Jean Da HORSES and Mies McAdams of Detroit and Mr. -___ . ---T- AgtrieuLusv Cook of Kitchener spent the week -end 'Brood mare -Thos. Bolger. Foal - at the former's cottage. 'Mos. Bolger, Alex. McDonald. Geld - The bervest thanksgiving service will tag or filly. 2 rein old -Roy Toll, be held In Trinity church on Sunday at gamer Hastings. Gelding or filly, 11 a.m. The following Sunday 14 hear old -Roy Toll. Gray BrosTeam Children's Day- Boy Toll. John Wright. Mare or B5-Ield Patr�Ba7field's annual gelding (sweepstakes) -Boy Toll. fair on Thurday last was a great suc- Heavy Draught cess in the number .of entries, break- Brood mare -Gray Bros. Foal, tag all records. The quality In all was gorse, or mare -Gray Bros. Gelding or excellent, making it very dlfcmlt for Illy l years --John Wrist*, Gray Bros. the judges to Beside the prize -winners. gelding or filly, 1 year -Gray Bros.. The receipts for the dal were a little Wrs F. Oster, Elmer Hastings. Team - less than lot year, owing to the untov• �ohn Bungee JWright, Slyer Hadiais *rattle weather. which world prevent Mare or gelding (eweep■takes)-John many coming from a distance. The z. Idelpesaidt Rimer 1 ores, Ripley. TTii (Arty Bebed) • D. Little & Sea, a Son. Two-year-old ittle & Son. Thos. H. better- s_ and Ind. `.."alt.- Ttnelar -h Moa. Bull, one year las. D. Little & San. It alt -Thos. Taylor 11-Oeetreleher Bros., was. Herd -Jas. D. __ teff -yea I Ito nee No enforced telete hotaeat Y Yt M 1 she - bow , 3 •Mttl della. vocal numbers and the readings were all excellent. and the comedian. Willie Bell, excelled with his chs soup, which de - concert at night was claimed by many to be the beet put on by the Agricul- tural tieelety. The program woes -co lig as Farwritte row width* wen-teewe comedian Willie BelraTT, rtdoa• The four ladies were realittists act red - truce. z 6eass+N Porpoise p,��ace Jobnuton. rence John- ston. betiding or filly, 2 years -Mrs. F. Wet. Arthur Edgar. Gelding or t�irDekasoucam-er lutea and 2nd. Mare or gelding (sweepstakes) -Win. Decker. Leaisten Single driver -Currie & Tervitt, Wingham; John Barr. Lady driver - Currie & Tervitt hat and 2nd. Mare and foal -John Deans. Mare and geld - N. Carter. Crab applee-Mrs. R. D. Small, 0. Tended' & Son. Whiter pears -Herb McElroy, )tank moteall. rail pears -Herb McElroy, F. lietealL Plum► --)hart Caldwell. Tomatoes - Mn N. Carter, Mn. Isabel Johnston. Collection grapes _Herb McElroy. Mc- Intosh oIatosh Red apptea-Yrs. J. B. Orr. Wesley Kecbnle. Jadses- J. Denholm, A. W. P. Smith. Ba7th, • DAM! ao APITYY I Dairy batter In crock, -Wm. 'Tay- lor, Mn. J. J. Robertson. Dalry but- ter In prints -Wm. Taylor, Yrs. W. W. Jeffrey. Dalry butter In roll -Wm. Taylor. Robt. Wlghtman. Sweepatakea, best butter shown -Wm. Taylor. Judge -Mn. N. A. McLean, Airin- gton. OTHER PRODUCTS Ysa5e7 p-- 3r*7 Mrs. ad - WI Johnston. One dome hen's estt►^- Mn. 0. Jervis, Mn. D. Fowler. Pair chickens, dressed -Mrs. W. W. Jeffrey, Fred TOIL sr. -SIHEEP Leicester . Aged ram -E. Snell. Shea rllag ram -E. Snell 1st and 2nd. Ram lamb --E. Snail 1•r and 2nd. Aged ewe -E. Snell 1a Sud 2nd. Shearling ewe -E. Snell tat atsl 2nd. Ewe lamb -- .E. Snell 1st and 2nd. Shreohlretlewn Aged rann-Win. Ross. Shearling ram -Wm. Res- 1st and 2nd. Ram lamb -Wm. Mur. let and 2nd. Aged ewe -Wm. Lief 1st and 2nd. Shear - ling ewe -Wei Rats. Orville McGowan. Ewe lamb --W. Roes 1st and End. Oxfords Aged ram-eW M. Henry lst and 2nd. Shearling ram- W. M. Henry. Milne Barr. Ram Ln i. -W . M. Henry 1st and god. Aged • we -W. M. Henry le and 2nd. Shear fag ewe -W. M. Hen- ry, Earl Calder, .1 Ewe lamb -W. M. Henry 1st sad :not. Market lamb -W. M. Henry let and 2nd. ---- - Indge-,A1" rret:-Wt: -- - beat your sores Uke magic. reduces sw4jMag, elle pain, and wires your gasp as good as sew- while you ga about your dally radii= as moat Polio., the easy directions and you ))silted the large a encs. Tbere was are sore to be helped. , Wlgie's Drug a dance following the concert for a few Store won't keep your money unless hours. the music berg fnrmlahed by the Lindsay orchestra. z slur*. is Toa are. CORNFIELD'S INTER COAT SAVE ON YOUR NEW WINTER COAT made-ee aaaaaaaics and -- with the best ilius. �(lo old look fors �t! _ long time and you wouldn't see Coats - 'ty at any - 9 �' r a Knit -Wear P1l�vers The last word ofamartneis 44tltii:U.• Soh wool in gayly assorted odors. Reasonably PrPred r =to $2.75 that have as much style an thing like the low pry ffi , . 'i '.+ ' DOMESTIC SCIENCE White bread -Mrs. J. J. Robertson. Mrs. N. Carter. Brown bread -Mrs. N. Carter, Yrs. W. W. Jeffrey. Loaf nut *ad date bread -Mrs. N. Carter, Miss F. Oster. Buns -Mrs. R. Richmond. Mn. Carter. Tea blaceita--Fred Toll, sr., Mrs. N. Carter. Plain bran muf- fins -Mrs. R. Richmond, Arthur Edgar. Oatmeal cookies -Mrs. 1. Johnston, Mrs. W. W. Jeffrey. Date eookles- Elmer Hastings. Mrs. I. Johnston. Light layer cake -Mrs. N. Carter, Ar- thur Edgar. Dark layer cake -Mrs. F. Oster. Mn. N. Carter. Angel cake -Mrs. N. Carter, Mn. R. Richmond. Sponge cake -Mn. N. Carter, Mn. F. Oster. Dark fruit cake -Mn. W. W. Jeffrey, Mn. N. Carter. Light fruit cake -Yrs. N. Carter, Fred Toll, sr. Scotch shortbread -Mrs. N. Carter, El- mer Hastings. Tarts -Mn. Jas. Cuss- ing. Mrs. N. Carter. Apple pie --Mrs. I. Johnston. Mrs. Jas. Causing. Lem- on ple-Mn. N. Carter, Wm. Taylor. Pumpkin ple-Yrs. N. Carter. Fred Toll, sr. Salads --Mrs. I. Johnston, Wm. Logan. Meat pie=Mn. N. Car- ter, ar ter, Mn. 0. Jervis. Baked beans -- Mrs. N. Carter. Preserved citron - Mrs. W. J. Dickson. Mrs. N. Carter. Preserved strawberry -Mrs. N. Carter, Mn. Dickson. Preserved pineapple - Mrs. N. Carter. Mrs. R. Skew. Pre - PIGS 1 served blast currant -Mn. R. Rieh- • ]erkstlre mond, Mrs. Jas. (=ming. Raspberry APR bast' J,r'. Cowan, Sam Alton. jam -Mrs. R. Richmond, Mrs. W. Dlele Broof<gete4lern Alton,. Jest Cowan. son. Apple jelly -Earl Caldweli. Boar 1t rat 1931 -Jai. Cowan, N. Carter. Orange marmalalle--Mrs. Sam Alton., ocr tittered In 1931 -Jas. >. Richmond. Mrs. Carter. Mrs. J� Cowan. Sag �lton. aTamworth Cnmins. Canned cherries --Yrs. W. J. Aged boat am Alton. Brood sow Dickson. Mrs. I. Johnston. Canned peaches --Arthur Edgar, Mn. Civi- 1 2nd ing. Canned pears -Mn. R. Rich- mond. Mn. Jas. Cuming. Canned rasp. berries -Arthur Edgar. Mn. 1. John- ston. Canned plums -Mn. N. Carter. Canned peas -Lan. N. Carter, Mrs. R. Shaw. Canned corn -Mrs. W. J. Dick- son. Mrs. R. Richmond. Canned toma- toes --R. & R. Proctor, Mrs. W. J. Dlekws. Canned beans -Mn. N. Car- ter. Mn. R. Shaw. Canned rhubarb -- Miss Alice Gillespie, Mn. R. Richmond. Salad drawing -Mrs. J J. Robertson. Mrs N. Carter. Relish for cold meat -- Mrs. IL Shaw, R. & 0. Proctor. Sweet 'times pieties -Mut H. (:rkr. Saar pickles A. Gillespie. -Yrs Ji: Cattier. Mustard pickles-- Pet -8I,rl )dwell. To la Rex -Mrs. If.jPster Bre. mato e_tsnp-R: d R. berm,. 3[aa►YY::;Y lit .r��`w % trrerltirres- Mn. J. Wright. Begonia collection - Yrs. J. Wright, Mrs. F. Oster. Co11oN Hon of foliage planta -Miss OtliespIS, Mrs. John Wright House plant la bloom -Bus. J. Wright, Mrs. F. Oster. Mingle( basket-MrL Weigbt, Mies A. Gillespie. Novelty to I►iwm-Elleee Hastings, Mies Oilleapie. towel and face elodn--lire. Brandon. Mrs. D. Towler. Dreeser ecart-A. Scbmldt, Wm. Logan. Boudoir lamp shade -Mrs R. S&sw, N lekt robe, Reid Skew, H. A. Fos baud-msde-Miss A Faso Fusa. Lao a. A. Fara. We, fa West -WS H. A Ladies' kat D. e-Mn R. ' deers slip, iLlvlagssone, H. prtr, silk -H. qr GODERICH jQWNSHW • GODERICel TOWNSHIP. Oct. 4.- Inspeotjttr Bosom mold* visit to Ualon school on Thursday et last week. Manaus. Norman and )irsssll Fuller are confined to their bed wltb arthrltls. We trust both boys will SRO* b• around again lira l;ournne111urwMMI� Mary and turdjlllll� Ooderirb the wrote at rue iaiw ►.., $8Tr..�..-L Mrs. Jahn t.olpsIIIL , Mr. and lira EOM Ross aad.daush- tee of laltcbelt were,vislton in the community last wek and with lane Jas. i od rk D b 11 weer Baby's outnte-Miss A. Gillespie, Mn. D. Fowler.; B1hs--Miss M. Liv- ingstone, H. A. last. $bort dram - H. A Fuss, I.5 las.Coming. Car cioatr_cipt - A rums. Handmade tra�lne".Wood Wood - cot, H. A. Fuss. Fancy lamp shade -Miss M. Uvtngstone, Mrs. R. Shaw. Reed work -H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Fred Os- ter. Beet piece of fancy work made by woman aver seventy -five -Mrs. W. W. Jeffrey. Mrs.'' B. ipansdon. Bridge table cover -Mrs. R. Shaw. Wm. Logan. Under arm puree-B1b Y. Livingstone, H. A. rues. C*Aten�Mrs B. Brune - don. H. A. Fuss. Specimen needle- point -Miss Ida McGowan, H. A. Fuss. Three different novelties from crepe paper -Elmer Hk.Nngs. Special -Hooked wool rug -Mrs. J. J. Robertson, A. Schmidt. • Judge -Mn. Roy McDonald, Wig - den. ART WORK ' 011 painting, copy -Y 'IS. Jervis, Miss Lucille Grant. Oil painting. from nature -Miss M.• Ll,ingstone, Miss L. Grant. Water coke painting. eopy-Miss M. Llvingatot$P Miss L. Grant. Water color pa • original -Miss' L. Grant, Miss 16. 'Llvingstone, Water color painting. sMH life -Miss M. Llvingstome, Miss I. Grant. Cray- on -Mies M. Living/kook H. A. Timm. Pastel -Miss Y. Uvtnpto*e, Mrs. 0. Jervis. Seple-Miss L. Grant, Miss M. Livingstone. Pen and ink. original -Miss Y. Livingstone, Miss L Grant. Old art--Josepelae Weodco•k, Mrs Jas. Loekie, 0. Turnbifhy & Son. Col - ere work -Miss M. Atone, Miss -L Grant. Hand -palmi$ china, real- istic design-Mbe t a-nt, Miss M. ievingstone. Mod china, con- ventional design-Mlse.i. Livingstone, p Miss M. Logan. Single piece art work Aa117 Da- The reading, ledlowiag =Miss M. LIvlagatone, Mrs. 0. Jervis. Jrnwt fe God's Homme," was gives b Collection of ot3 paintings -Miss L Non 8owerb7 • Two s's Gnat. Misty M. Livingstone. Collec- by Marlon U,law,.B; "roaming Jews, -Sam Al tered In Sow 11 and bad. Judge• -A1 ed Paul. St. Marys. _ 1'OULTRI 1•t and 2nd. Boar llt- Sam Alton lat and n 1931--8am Alton 1st Geese, Geese. David 0 Gwyn, A black -Lea burgl, spa ley 1st and Lea single wens w David Goon. Teghores, single Bomb, brown IA & Bentley 1st and 2nd. elliCereEer LeatheriandBeetle! 1st and 2nd. Brahman, whine--Leatherland k Bent- ley lat and 2nd. Houdans-Yrs. J. B. Orr lst and bid. Mlno cgs--Leatber- land & Bentley 1st and 2nd. Plymouth Rocks, barred -John Falrservtce. D. Gwyn. Plymgptb Rocks, white -Mrs. B. Brnnsdon. Z.eatherland tt Bentley. Rhode Island Reds-I.eatherland & Bentley 1st a1S 2nd. Anconal -Mn. 8. Brunsdoo. David Gwyn. Black Breasted Red name-Leatt[erlaud & Bentley 1st aid 2nd. GRAIN Red fall wheat -A. Schmidt, H. A. tiles. White fall wheat -A. Schmidt. Leatheriand & Bentley. Spring wheat -A. Schmidt Six -rowed barley -H. A. Fuss, A.mlde Two -rowed bar- ley -Walter ,/IcGowa. White oats. long -A. Sch t. H. A. Fuss. White oats, short -,A. Schmidt. Black l ckatoats -A. Schmidt. Small pea '{and & Bentley. A. Schmidt. Large s -A. SchaIdt. David Gwyn. Tom= s.•7 seed -Hr A. Tem. Cloverille M. A. rues, Oliver Turnbull & SOL' )bnsllage corn --Arthur Edgar. RO T8 Collectloa K garden produce -Mrs - N. Carter, Mie. W. J. Dickson. Early potatoes--3tJ . R. B. Snell, A. Schmidt. Yate potatoes -Gray Bros., Mrs. R. B. Snell. Field cartots-A. Schmidt, Mrs, D. Fowler. Garden car- ton -Jobe Burr, Arthur Edgar. Tietd taigas -Davit Gwyn, Arthur Edgar. $eeG. table rase -Mn. J. Coedits, A. k limkit. S4411tr beets, mangolds, white -John F■),service, Milne Barr. Man- ifolds. any I -piety -John Talreenlce. Mrs. R. le kW,- -P1.'. pumpkin -John Darr, W. 10 /1110. Pumpkin -Mrs. R. R. Snell, John Barr. Squash -A. Schmidt, Iirs, R. B. Snell. Red o. - lona -Mrs. las. Cussing Mn. N. 'Carter. Yellow onloes--Mrs. W, 3. Dickson, Jas. Leckie. Sliver pickling onions-Lethertand & Bentley. White field beg ra. R. B. Snell, David Gwyn. Cl/rept-Mrs. N. Carts,, W. KPebne. W rneelone-Mn. R. B. linen. Muskleektes Mrs.Wright.Snell. Cabbage -B¢ John A. Schmidt. RN- cab>age-Mrt. N. Car- ter, A. Schm$$t. Ganllfiewer-Mrs. N. Carter, A. 9tlmldt. Celery -Mrs. Ir Carter. reit corn. Drat (bralded)- Artbnr 1)dgat. Flint corn (braided) -A. Schmidt, Mn. J. Wright. indite -Meigs B. Tlernai. Blyth. - TRUIT Six seed vedette, of sPinee-fferl'aldweli, Mrs. 1. Orr. rlalOwia=lelet Ca1deW, Mrs. R. Orr. 311 Iigge-HerbIlic Herb Mae - Elroy, e R. Proctor. Iterthern ■p'7- Elroy. Mrs. 'a. S. Orr. R. I. gross - log Basi cdSwetl. R. ! A. Praetor. Ribeton rag --Wel. Yeo• Mrs- J. B. Ore. Orate 1lMsat'^Mls' J. B. Orr. A. SiaMtr Seet-sedirtleT- R. & S Prerbee. lire i.- R. Orr. Wag sae- S. Tisi (Ms. Schmidt. Ree► Dads-•eels.s. & •,, oatantaab liege' rag• • ptpedo-Helb lige A. hirmidt .'ltdmsi lti-utor P. rlrao'e4g*! variety -Sam Alton. rartety-Arthur Edgar, Pekin docks -Peter r Edgar. Hambnrp, and & Bentley. Ham- -Leatlerland & Bent' Wyaadotess, white- Beatley. LeghtK , toJeba TalrserleS, .1 err )leas In G e aid i s ,, t s Mn. Wilfred fr leh!tiodeetelaaoa01 og il, • -LA Mr. and Mrs. Kobe Hillock, of Sault returned boule ed on Friday . Air- Id ,let am •Adtlag with .drnold& and relatives lu the community. Mies Lena Colwell of Godertch spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. end Mn. Kobe. Colwell. The annual harvest home service of Rion church, Taylor's Corners, will be held on Sunday evening, October 23rd, at 7 o'clock. Rev. T. C. Elliott, of In- gersoll, a former minister, will conduct the service_ Spselal music will be tom_ provided bT I male ehoirfront an from OoderI h Baptist Taylor's Corners. At the regular October meeting L.O. L. No. 143 decided to hold Friday, ir an- nual oyster supper her 4th. revrt is rs later. Nate .-The reT lar - - tides Cbaervh - . meeting or the Y. P. S. was held 1: Ow church on Friday eventng. wtth ly a god attendance. Armed r ng with in hymn. and opened prayer and a hymn. followed by pa'aJ Scrip- ture lemon. Rev. F. W. Calk gave as interesting address. Plans were trade to hold a Hallowe'en social. The meet - Ing doted with • hymn and the bene- dlctlon...The Women's Miesf �t So- ciety is planning au open ing on the evening of October 12th, at e Mote of Mrs. J. B. Orr, =goo- bers when the with their husbands and all mem- hen of the congregation will be cor- dially welcome. After the ,rima, meeting. a program soli) be presented and a metal time enjoyed- .Rally Dal service was conducted in Union church on Sunday, with a fair -stent centre` gatlon. The aselatant superintendent. MI= Marguerite Falconer. occupied tet ulpit and followed the program for tion of water eolors-Mesa L. Grant, Miss M. liviegstore. FLORAL EXHIBITS Asters. 10 hl ms -Yrs. J. Wright, Today.- b7 Esther Mcinn . pastor, Rev. le W. Craik, delivered the address on "Follow Your Leader," *bowleg lite as • game and tae tun - Herb McElroy. Aster., 4 colors -Miss , po� o[ "arrytas os to the 1 Rr Alice Gillespie. darn. J. llnrtebt. Dah- Yr. Calk ver, madly sang a son, 'f1� Itas-0Mer. J. Wright,. flus Gillespie.••Able sad waling." wake was en- 7 Gladloll-Wm. Logad:-.Sweet Deas- 1lord by everyoae...At Sunday segos&I Jas. Leckie, 0. Turnbull it Son. Col- aa Sandal, the attendance barns*wasv galWect eirftRaolk. s-ums-Wma.LoLg�hien, WpJ.rjmLeo-Je sayb7UtCae .w.j.lan .sa. r Q!llorraMtuearS,b{ ltaa r� Wright. Collieetan ps41b-Wa Bu. ceslrmee or Bnadrsscs,le lPrai- se! rrt,to► be fin• a y eolertnIffi B�g�. Logan. Mea: J. Wright. alaapdongeas• beerMr. (?alk limbs Lhos[!isWoocoTableagset or basket- s aatR atNeztSsd1' Mi(Iple. Er Hstlnsa. 0•11. kadvlmMt % Wright. Peadeleed Mine �si[odwID1te'tim has bees cinema lar WO agairsstsl esteems at lidera. It le esredne fit berry vinegar -Josephine Woodcock. Mn. N. -Garter. DOMESTIC NEEDLEWORK Quilt, pieced cotton -etre. Oliver Jervis, Mn. Isabel Johnston. Quilt, fancy wilding -Mrs. Russel Shaw. Afghan, cJ pe et -Wm. Logan. Quilt, -J applique --J Woodeock. Mrs. Mr Russel Shaw. Fancy bedspread -Wm. Logan, Mn. R. Bransdon. Com- forter. handmade -Wm. Logan, Mrs. R. B. Snell. Comforter. machine - stitched -Mr:. J. J. Robertson, Mrs. W. J. Dickson. Bee's cocks -Mn. Jas. Cumin& Mn. Isabel Johnston. Men's mitts. double -Mn. W. J. Dickson, Mn. R. B. Snell. Mat, booked -Mn. Wal- ter W. Jeffrey, Mew M. Livingstone. Mat, any other kind -Mrs. W. J. Dick- son, Mn. R. B. Seetl. Workingman's shirt -Yes. Jas. Camille, MIss M. Liv- Ingstone. Servlcelble work apron - Mins Livingstone, Wm. Logan. Bays' suit or coat out of old sernent the cot- ton Ws ton lienee dress-- 'i 1 rtt� Mnad . B. Breda& d of old gatrment-Mrs. BruaSdon, Mrs. ikanald FOWler. Issiesoilliery Embroidery. solid svelte -Miss M. Livingstone, A. Schmidt. Embroidery, eyelet -Mn. Jas. Cumin', Mrs. 1. Johnston. Embroidery, conventional dealge-Miss Livingstone, H. A. ruse. Embroidery. Roman cut -Wm. Logan, MIM Uvlaptone. Embroidery. modern cross stitch -Miss Livingstone. Miss ida McGowan. Embroidery. floral de- sign. silk -Mrs. D. Fowler, H. A. Fuc,a diga Embroidery, ape- A. Tues. Needlework Tatted -Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Bromine. rust crochet, fine -Miss Livingstone, H. A. Fuss. Crochet In cotton -Mrs. T. Johnston, Yrs. 3. J. Robertson. Trish crochet -Clarence Johnston, Miss Livingstone. Smock- Ing -Mrs. Brmnadon. Mrs. R. Shaw. Hand hemstitching -H. A. Foss. Bisa Livingstone. Italian hemstitching - MI= TMcGowan.T Furnishings Mrs. owlet LivingTable runner, etehroldered-Mn. D. Fowler, A. Schmidt. Table runner, new deslgaa--Mies Alin Otllesple, Mn Walter W. Jeffrey. Sofa pillow, em- broidered -H. A. Fuss, Mrs. D. Tow- ler. Table retire. colored -H. A 7110 Table metre, colored linen -H. A. Tam lac Halelmade enrtaias- I[rs_ .- polder, Kt** 1t Livingstone. gimes ■et, colored- Mrs. D. Towler Buffet set. white -Mrs. Brunsdoa, Mn. I. Johnston. White metre - H. A. Tees, Mrs. D.• Fowler. Tray ckttbs--H. A. Fuse. Wm. Logan. Bridgie ant --igen. T1 Fowler. Mn. Brassie►. loptehety,-, Mn. D. Fowler, firearms. tea cloth -Mrs. nomad VIM W. TA,iwgeteee •f entrepleee, . ,ensued --A. A. Irma, Nee. D. P - Tee' tfleseregitee, ~lee trisk---H. teK � Staltelide - '1 ' r .1tr>e s'* is These Pullovers are trill ilia popular and of high-grlgtth, , u ilia. wools• ricks with a lightning Hooklen/INA, ss ))'eaten,. Colors blue, tmaroal and black. ys' sizes $1.9.5 and , f A • �s 'slim 75 Ltd a7� p u BLY11 SCHOOL FAIR GRAiN AND CORN Fall wheat, quart -Jack Kerr, Don- ald Flunking, Bob McCllnchey, Marl Kechnle. Late oats. quart -Aubrey Toli. Barley, sheaf -Perste Hunting. F1etd corn, Meat• --Stewart Johnston. Jean Fairservice. ` - Sweet corn. Goiden Bantam -Elsie Snell, Lorne Snell Kathleen McGill, Hazel Hunk tag. POTATOES, l * B AND Potatoes. Esther Orosa, White. Potatoes. dreej�, Ormsby, Freessaif Mangels-Scott a Gross, Allan Baird, Dh Swede tarelps-•- erett Gratify. Mary, ery. Beets. Fotberglif, Telt Maureen agazinit. 'Mt ,tieHagt, , Myrtle Marjorie WN. - .� w 1 seri et Goals. a termer lesteurewain delver afMpese and musing ec. Gorden Thinking Inking. Ev- Jean Netb- �9 a�°Htmkfng, Dorothy Cathyts, '� Wit , Jadi McFlroy. Parsnips, lith o f "., 004 -Bala T. Galena, yellovi eera-Vida Groes. Glen Tasker, 1[a . Tsar. Gladys Webster. -Edwin Any S. Millinery /I'RT Barred Tt�iC Jean Fair - service, Srott'7mtrservIeP, Bette Pair service, Pbjjilg 31*u**s Barred Rock pallet -Scott Falnr,- vice, Betty- solsservlee,ljo Telmer. vice, Phyllis Manning. White Ls(bori eocUre1 Camorm Walsh, Betty Taireervlcl, 3Ma Fair- =rein, HydrO Store BUY AN Siime Nick ate - !sok with . a Tierney. Ides. J. legele. 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