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THE SIGNAL
Dungannon Has
Successful Day
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three easy Ar-ts to take first money.
Dillon was followed 111 each heat by
Dorothy Grattan and September Grat-
1^=^=' -tan. -in= we'end s w4 Hunt places...Wi-_
nes drove Durothy Grattan for Thos.
!fell; of Toronto, end Pete Rutledge.
o 8tlp`
tember Grattan.
Iu the 2.27 class more keen and
varied results gave the crowd a bet-
-tee *how. Geo. McNeill Star Hal
ted off with an easy first In the first
heat, but was beaten out in the next
three bea'a by Geo. Fetgan's Davy D,
driven by Geo. Caldwell. Roy Grattan
goy 4ie4vra, Teeawaterl__lB4
_. .. Eames 11.
t shared third money by splitting third
and fourth positions.
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GODERICH, ONT.
Lon1t See ; Bert McLellan, Andrew
McKagaS, TeeA►�ateAll
Broad mare --Herb' McQuulin, Mait-
land Heavy,
Foal of 11111ir•-Herb. McQatllla, Art
PAl&ott.
Two -you -old filly or geidiag-Jobs
Fowler.
One -Mir -0d filly or gelding -Sam
Swan, Join Feagau•
b Je_barneas-Jana Fri.
Winnipeg; HakIana iiesi�y"
SPECIAL
driver -r-. Tohn Fry.
Best foal Bred
-Herb. McQtiUlln. Art Elliott, Robt.
Ritchie. Alvin Kerr.
Bet group of three foals from any
ONS- Psretieren- slstHon--Jebn Fowler.
Geo. Alton, Albert Johnston.
Bert matched span of horses on the
grenade -Wm. Decker, Zurich.
Best Idividaal in classes 1, 2, 3-
r -y(aI . Leadesboro, let and hd:
Mimeses. rid fowl-ImtierIaad • made from "Salida" tea -Mn. Garter,
Beatty. Tbo& Blame.
Bantams, old fowl-Gotrdon MWrr, By Magic Raising Powder -Best
betberlad a Bente. layer cake (iced) made wltb Magic
Orpington", old fowl- iordoa Miller. Baking Powder -Mrs. Garter, Sam
White Wyandotte, old fowl-Gor- Altoa.
don Miller, Letherland & Bully. By Forest. City Baking Powder -
White Leghorn'. old fowl-Letber- Best plate of biscuits made with For -
land a Beatty bit and Bid. est City Baking Powder -Thos. Blake,
Plymouth ltoci& utility strain, old Bert Treleaven.
fowl -Mr.'. W. li. Tremblay, Loam- By Forest City Baking Powder -
land a Beatty. Beet layer cake. made with Forest
Rhode Lniand- Ari, old fowl -M. City Baking Powder -Mn. Garter.
Durotn 1st and 2nd. Mrv. A. Patterson.
Ancona" chickens --Gordon Miller By Five Rose Mar -Beet tarsier's
int Sind -tad: _ _--_ Alter; Ree.- los --Pee
Minorcan, chickens -M. Dltrain. tenon
dlantam, chickens -Heber Eedy, M. By Purity Flour -But sapper for
Dernin. working man -Mrs. Carter. Lorne bur -
White Wyandotte'. chtckeoe=Q4r- alu. .
Oa Muter. By Pralrle liege Flour -Bet loaf of
White Leghorn", chickens --Gordon bread -Art Culbert. Thos. Blake.
Miller, Rich. Jobaatos. By Prairie Roe Flour -Best ball -
Brown bighorns, cklckcaa--Goedoa dosen buns, plata-Mn. A. Patterson.
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MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
WVN1ARD, the talented Star of "Cavalcade"
Featured in JOHN GALSWORTHY'S amazing revelation of oodern
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hulloed to the .ttperb supporting cast are-LIONF•'1. ATWiLL.
-••-DOL.IN- CLIVE.-.RF(IINALD DENNY and MRS. PAT rAMPBELL
THYRSDAT, tsat4DAT sat SATURDAY -
JOHN BARRI MORE and CAROLE LOMBARD
Broadway's greatrst comedy smash even greater on the screen
"20th Century"
with WALTER CONNELLY and ROSCOE KARNS
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at 3 RR
Coming--Nhirley Temple, in "Baby Take a Bow."
Team . In harness-John._._Fodden,
Ralph Brodie, riding E. Finnigan's
Donna, tool two easy firsts in the run-
ning race. Elmo Van Hadden, riding
Teddy for H. McKague, of Teeswater,
took two seconds and J. McManus
Wild Rose was third.
In the -limping- event -Everett --Fla
nigan rode his splendid mount over
a high hurdle In smart style for first
money. Neither Herb. McKague nor
Raljrb Bridle could come near to the
I mark. mei 1tr.1.116.,671001.6 gmpp-ecr, but
young Brodie made a bit with the
crowd as he lifted his pony to the
barrier. McKague was second. Brodie
third. -
Freak Ceavey'anece
The freak conveyances displayed
drew rounds of applause and laughter
from the spectators. Herb McQailitn
of Lucknow- was given first prize for
• yanee, and Herb. McKean..-
Ralph and Jack Brodie. dreamed in
.44thett4a4 costumes, created a good deal
5!" amu•=e:ni`tlt with their tore -ad -
aft douh:e-shafted vehicle, with calf
and pony hitched to it.
'; The half -mile footrace was woo -by
Walters of Goderich ; Stirling of Bsy-
tleld_sunnd.._ .Thewinners in the half -
tulle blcyeie race welts: 1-t. LaRocgne,
of McGaw; 2nd. Hardy. of Auburn;
3rd. Joynt. of Lucknow ; 4th, Ryan.
of Goderich.
There was a big crowd at the coo -
,vert in the evening. and the program
by the ('anadian Oowboys made a
I great hit. After the concert there
1 was a dance,. which also was well at-
' tended.
The Iist of prize -winners follows:
HORSES
GENERAL PURPOSE
itrotnl mere -Andrew Gaunt, John
Fowler.
Foal of 1934 -Andrew Gaunt, Malt-
land Henry Belgrave.
1 Two -ye sr -old filly or gelding -Albert
Johnston. Rich. Johneton.
Ons' -year-old filly or gelding -Albert
Inhutton
Team In harness -Wm. Decker, Zur-
ich; Marvin Durnin.
AGRICULTURAL
itrood mare -Peter Watson, Lack -
new :. Chester Tutor. _Albert.Jot.naton.
Foal of 19&4 -Peter Watson, Cheater
Taylor.
-•"-ytxrreMa11117 7N Oeelt
Kennedy, Thos. Anteroom.
One -year-old gelding -Thos. Ander-
son. Geo. Kennedy.
Team in harness -Peter Watson.
ILEAVY DRAUGHT
Brood mare -Bert McClelland, Kin-
esrdine, 1+t and 2ud.
1 Foal of 1934 -inert McLelland.
Two-year-old Ally or gelding -Albert
ohnston.
One -year-old gelding -Rich. Johns-
en
ohnsen
CATTLE Gordon Miller 1st and 2nd. lection of pastry to ma
DURHAM -PUREBRED Plymouth Rocks, utility strain, Calla Lily Pastry Floor -Art Culbert,
Mlles caw -W. A. Culbert. Andrew chickens -T. J. Balkerd, Geo. Kennedy, Sam Alton.
Gaunt, Wa. McKenzie, Teeswater. Lucknow. Judges -Mn. Jarvis McBride, Car-
Two-yeereld heifer -Wm. McKenzie, Rhode Island Red, chickens --Goa low; Kra, ,trawls ThiLor, Goderich.
don Malar M. Duna& VEGETABLES AND -MOOTS
Andrew Cravat
One-y.arsld heifer -Wm. McKea-
ale. .
Herres -II fTi �(mt� and
Wm. McKersie, W. A. Culbert.
Buil eatf. six mouths and over -
Wm. McKenzie, W. A. Culbert.
Helfer calf, under six months -
Andros, Gawk W.-A..Culhert.
Bull calf: under six months -Wm.
McKends. Andrew Gaunt.
Aged boll -W. A. Culbert, Wm. Mc-
Kenzie.
e-Kenzie.
Female. .nay age --Wm. McKenzie.
HEREFORD
Much new -Howard Wright. Cro-
hearty; Zan Lions, LoeVnow, 2nd and
Mrd.
4TwoOlte:eoldr `-• -- -v
Wright, Jas. Lyons.
One -year-old heifer -J. D. Little &
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Geesse-Flim Alton lit and 2nd. Cabbage, white -Mrs. N. L. Carter,
Ducks, Pekin-Ttni. Snowden, Seafortb; Geo. K. Rutledge.
dit>vam-Mill.,,... ____._.__ Blood beets, round -Jai. Henry,
Ducks, any other-a.ToSnowden, Ernest Blake.
Rich. Johnston.` Long blood beeta-Fred Barker, God -
Turkeys, bronze, old -Jas. Henry, erich ; Andrew Schmidt, Mildmay.
Lucknow. Mangold. long. red --Geo. L Rut -
Turkeys, bronze, young -Mrs. W H ledge, A. Schmidt
Treewbtay, Jas.'seary: . - --- _ Edi &neveost'W,
Turkeys, white Holland, young- A. Culbert.
Lorne Durnln. Wurtzel, Mammoth Yellow Interme-
, Specials dlate-W. A. Culbert, Albert Johnston.
Boot .bred -to -lay pullets -Geo. Ken- Swede turnips -Albert Jobnstob.
nedy, Lucknow. Roar Seigle!. ,
Be.t S. (2. white Leghorn cock- Greystone turnips -A. Schmidt.
Letherlaad A Beastly, Blyth. Carrots. Intermediate, red -Freed
Best S. C. white Leghorn Ilea- Barker, Mrs. Cartier.
If It's Paint
see Blackstone
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Ltikrnana aEarly. I earrots-Ernest Bit
$est S. C. wt1T Legh`,ons palilt keit Oar". -
Jas. Henry. Carrots, for feeding purposes --Fred
Woods.
Three rimed varieties, taU-Lorne
Woods, Jas. Stirling.
PEARS. ETC.
Three varieties of pears -Jas. Stir-
ling, Lorne Wood&
Summer pears -,Jas. Stirling.
Fire ill pears -A. Schmidt, Jas.
Stirling.
Tire winter peaar"s-terse Wood
Tito& Anderson. ..
One named variety of plums -Lorne
Woods.
Colleetlo.t of grapes -T. J. Salkeld,
'borne Donde -
Judge -J. R. lickzitita Cuckoos.
FIA
Collection of p.blozes; Drummondl-
Dr. J. Grieve, Seaforth ; Mrs. W. H.
Tremblay.
t'ollectkrn of marigolds -Fred Bar-
tter, T. ,L. t}glkeld, -
Geranium, In bloom -Fred Barker,
Johnston.
Foliage piaat-- 2 J.m.:+"law, Met: -
Culbert.
Cactus, three varieties -Fred Bar-
ker.
Table lewquet-T. J. Salkeld, Thos.
Blake.
Basket of annual. -Fred Barker,
Mn. W. H. Tremblay.
Collection of asters -T. J. Salkeid,
Fred --Berkey.
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Son, Teswater: ,as. Lyon& Best Burn 'Rock cock-Letperkd Barker, .1. Schmidt.
White onions -Yrs. Carter, Fred
Barker.
Yellow onions --Fred Barker, A.
Schmidt.
Multiplier onions -A. Schmidt, Thos.
.t t,derson.
Pickling onium -Dr. J. C.rlora.9es-
forth : Min.. W. Rutherford.
Tomatoes -Fred Barker, Geo. K.
Rut ledge.
Table corn -A. Schmidt, Dr. J.
* 11Grieve. •
JERSET erland k Bendy. I'umlrklo-Mrs. J. Brodie. Mrs. Car -
Helfer calf. six months and over- , 4 Bent y.
H. Wright 1st and 2nd. Best Barred Rock ben-Letherland
Ball cult, era months and orer-H. & Benny. l G
Wright J. D. Little & Son.' ' . Best Barred Rock cockereeo:
Helfer calf. nndl'r six months -H. Kennedy.Kennedy.Wrigst Seo.- Kennedy. Best white Wyandotte lieu -Letter -
Bull calf, under six months --Jacob beet -e3117..
Reed, J. 1). Little k Son. • hest collection In show-Letheriand
Hulknl, nailer two years -Geo. Ken-
nedy, J. D. Little t Son.
Aged bull --H. Wright, ,las. Lyons.
age
Female, any H Wright.
& Bently.
Best Rhode Island Red cockerel -
Marvin Durnin.
Beet Raode Island Red ben-Leth-
Mile* c. •-»Heber Eedy, Mrs. ,J Best Rhode Island Red Cock -M.
ter.
GRADE Durnin.
Winter squash, for table -Dr. J.
,ran, Lucknow. Grlrve, Art Culbert.
; hummer gnash, for table -Sam Al -
2d. - Fail wheat, white -Andrew Schmidt, ton. Yrs. Carter.
One-yeasi id heifer -Andrew Gaunt Mlidmay' Sam Alton, Lucknow. ( Watermelon -Rich. Johnston, Geo.
x led
Much Sege -Albert Greer 1st and
Steer eaV, Hader 1 year -Wm. Web- Fall wheat, red -A, Schmidt, Thos. -
filer.
Heifer all, under 1 year -Andrew
Gaunt.
Female, t4sty age -Andrew Gaunt.
Spee
Best beige calf, six months and
under one year, to harebeen bred,
rained alit i . red by the .atrit i.orw-
Wm. McKsimis. nlFred Barker. A. Schmidt
Best ire[ steer or heifer on the Carter. SeaforthParspe-
: P
�roumLt--Al. McKenzie. Timothy seed -.Anna eedna Alton. I ar Parsnips-Fred
vegetables-
. Fr garden
W )1
TremblPort rR Carter Fred Harker, WWilfredBe Yrse
. . H.
Anderson. Lucknow.
Spring wl •at -A. Schmidt, Sam Al-
ton.
Six -row barley -A. Schmidt. Sam
Alton.
Oats, white -A. Schmidt. Sam Alton.
[tats. hnllesa-Sam Alton. wail -Bos os
Pees, aiiAltA_ SchmNt-
Peas, large -A. Schmidt, Mrs. N. L.
ut gra.
Potato..., early. white -Mr+. Carter,
Geo. K. Rutledge.
Potatoes, late, white -Mel. Culbert,
T. .1. Salkeld.
Potatoes. late. red -Mei. Culbert
Celery -Dr. J. Grieve, Mrs. Carter.
Cauliflower-Mrs.-Mrs.Carter.er. ,
Citron+ -Geo. K. Rutledge, Fred
Birk
Best bead tour females and one ins- 7' Drennan.
male In op.., ,; 8 Ind 9=Wm. Mt- Albert: ser". `f. L. Carter. -
Ketezle, flora* Wright Spelt* -Art Culbert.
.uylie-ii. tar (Moira Buckwheat -A. Schmidt.
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Walter Dickason.
L 101ISTLR
Aged ;41 -Edwin Purvis, Lucknow,
1st .and 2nd.
Shearilns tint- edwia Purvis.
Aged ewe -Edwin Purvis 1st and
2nd.
Shearliug ewe --Edwin Purvis.
m
Ewe iab-ildwln Purvis.
Ram lamb --Edwin Purvis.
OXFORD DOWNS
• Aged rem -J. L Thompson, Strat-
ford; Edwin Persia.
sp-
Shearling ra-Maitland' Henry.
Beigrare; J. K. Thompson.
Aged ewe -M. Henry, E. Purvis.
Shearliug ewe -J. K. Tbompeon, M.
Henry.Ewe lamb -M. Henry, E. Purvis.
Ram lamb -M. Henry, 1. K. Thomp-
son.
SHROPSHIRE
Aged ram -J. L Thompson, 0. Mc-
Gowan, Blyth.
Sheurliog rasa --•O. McGowan, J. L
Thompson.
tta
Agas....Joi.. M'bompeoe. G:
Guest!.
Shearing ewe -•0. McGowan, J. K.
Thompson.
Ewe lamb -J. L Thompson, 0. Mc-
Gowan.
Liam Iamb --O. McGowan, J. L
Thompson.
ANY OTILER PUREBRED BREED
Aged ram -0, McGowan, Welt. John-
ston, Lu.•know.
/Meaning ram -O. McGowan 1st and
2nd.
Aged owe -O. McGowan, Those Snow-
den, Zurich.
Sheet -ling ewe --O. McGowan 1st and
2nd. .
Ewe lamb -M- Heart', 0. McGowan.
Ram lamb -menet Blake, Lucknow;
Thor. Snowden.
Best fat sheep --Edwin Purvis, Rich.
Johnston,. .
Judge -H. Snell, Clinton. Ifni
FIGS
BBRSERIRE
Aged boar --That. Snowden, Zurkb.
YORKSHIRE
Aged tear -Sam Alton.
Sow -Sem Altos.
Boar, tittered in 1954 --Sam Alton,
Rich. Johnston.
Stow, littered -la 1964 -Sam Alton,
Rich. Johnston.
TAMWORTII
Aged boar -Saar Alton:
How -Sam Altos.
Roar, littered in 1914 -Sam Alton.
Sow, littered H 1914 -Sam Altos
let and 2nd.
Judge -I). (•. Mc.Morran• Lucknow.
F KL ITS
led • APPLES -
Corn, Phut -A. Schmidt.
Corn, - Dent -41s. Sibling. Bayfield.
A. Schmidt.
Corn. Flint -A, Schmidt.
Recommended -Field • beans - =