The Brussels Post, 1926-9-29, Page 61"; LD.IESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1926.
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THE MAN FROM SOUTH HURON
Living Room Furnishings i type (weight from 150 to 225 lbs.) Huron -!+rod Toll, Mrs, J Wright,
Clentre piece club, colored -'tits, : -W, B, 13011; Jas, R. Cutt, $2,00 for Robt. Taylor; John Joynt' M.L.A.
W, A Logan, W. N. Watson; ctntre best two year old lieifer, Cliug 6, for North Huron, 910.00 for best v
pleee. other style, colored 0. Wright section '3--•W, McGowall; Poplvstone lbs, butter, confined io exbib.tors re-
M]ss Livingston; table runu:rr- 0. & Gardiner, 65.00 in good' for best siding in riding of Norris Huror.-
Wrl"wht, 411im Stinson, oofa p,llow heavy draught fanl-Gray Dros.; Mrs. E. Johnston, N. Wi;,•htntau, Mrs.
1 emb.••--Miss Livingston, ih J. Grieve I Join) Joynt, M,L.A, for North Hur- D. Lnidlaw; Canadian 1]"xn'e of. Com -
Isofa pillow, other hang! wort---Mi.m out, *20,00 for best Agricultural team morce, Silver cup for best ll, -rd, bull
I.ivinvston, Miss J. Woodcock• of mares or geldings eopAned to and 2 females hI cl as es rt and 7 ---
Miscellaneous exhibitors resident in riding of N, Jtto. E, l:ilis,
Single pies fancy eroch0t in wool, ,
not listed-STtss J. Woodcock, DTrt4
D. Laidlaw; crochet, in cotton no.
lbited-11Irs, Tr, lfer, Dr.J Grieve • ' The Car Owner's Scrap --Book
I knitt]ng, not IiStrd---Miss Liv. ir,,tou; 1
lcolored embroidery, not listed --Miss (By the Left Hand Monkey Wrench)
I Livingston, M.kis Stinson; white ,N� Dov
embroidery, not listed-Mis,3 TO FIT GENERATOR BRUSHES I RING REPLACEMENT
ton, P.obt. Wightman any article When fitting new generator brush-' Before fitting new rings to th,
or garment made from one squaru es, it sometimes happens that they cylinders, make sure that nolle: of
r yard of goods -Miss Living'scnn, A. do net fit the curvature of tbo pant- the cylinders i, scored and Hint if :_
W. Smith; collection, six pieces fan- mutator surface. This can be reined- not worn beyond tho point when•
cy work, other than wool, different led b la ] m th • •1 1 • f
Bad Weather Decreases the Exhibits lamb, aged tt having raised lamb
and Crowd at Fair -Concert Was in 1026, shearhng ewe and ewe lamb
a Success -C. Coultrs, I and 2; fat sh-ep ewe
or weather -C. Coultis, L. Caldwell.
Blyth Fall Fair ran into bad weath- PIGS
or last Thursday afternoon, and kept Brood sow having littered in 1926
the crowd small. In addition to the or with pig -W. B. Bell; boar litter-
regular Fair the School Fair was also ed in 19:.6-W. B. Bell, H. W, -y-
held, and the Fair opened up with mouth.
a fine parade by the various schools, POULTRY
headed by the Henderson Pipe Band. Pair ducks, any variety -Dr. J.
The inside Exhibit was well up to Grieve; pair Hantburgs spang'lod-H.
'Weymouth;
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Thomas McMillan, Liberal Repres entati�re from South Huron, who in-
creased his majority in the recent election'
styles -Miss Livingston, Miss Stin-
son; reed work, collection an Y 3
pieces -Dr. J. Grieve; collection of
euros-Mis J. Woodcock; fancy
lamp shade -Mrs. W. A. Logan.
'ART WORE.
Oils
Animal, single; animals grouped,
figure, marine, landscape and fruit--
Miss Livingston; flowers -Miss Liv-
ingston, Dr. J. Grieve; ;roar of six
l
paintings -Miss Livingston.
Water Colors
y p gig v rou],t sect o a tug replacements call be expected
i strip of 00 sand -palter under the to restore gas and oil tightness.
i brush when it is in the brush -holder
and working the strip back and forth READING "GAS" TANK LEVEL
I until the brush conforms to the Many car owners adopt strange
C,of the commutator surface. and illogical means of determining
This should be done for each brush the level of the as tank Instead of
separately, depending' on the gauge on the dash -
board. A motorist will open the
1 SET BRAKES CLOSE tank, look in ,and then hunt around
In adjustments of the band of the for a stick., In most cases the stick
hydraulic brake s teem the closer
y Y is covered with dirt, but that stakes
the bands come to the drums without no difference. It is rammed into
dragging, the better. That bands the tank, dirt and all, with little
-
any source -R, Sloan, J. Somers; Grieve, Mrs. W. A. Logan; fancy bed
former years, but the outside entries pair Hantburgs, penciled
were not as man as other years. -H. We
y Weymouth; pair Wyandottes,
Crdb apples --J. Somers, R. Sloan, spread -Mrs. D. Laidlaw, Mrs. J.
Figure, landscape, marine, flow-
et's grouped, collection six
shout admit a .015 feeler. The legis thought that some
d g grit is being left
the bands have to to
In
Fall pears, named -A. W. ami:h, C. Wright; garment made from flour-
paintings
move accom-to gum up the fuel lines. Others
the evening the Alice Dunbar white -H. Brunsdon, H. Weymouth;
K. Taylor; named plums, any variety sack_ -Mrs. W. A. Logan; plan)
-Miss Livingston.
t plish a stop, the less distance the sometimes twist a piece of newspaper
Concert Co. gave a fine eoncer., pair Leghorns, single comb wh]te-
-R, Taylor; Coll, plums, five of each white apron, hand serving -Mrs. W.
Miscellaneous
pistons in the hydraulic wheel cylin- into a small column and thrust that
which was followed by a dance. J, Faircervice, R. Weymouth; pair
It. Sloan; twelve tomatoes -Mrs: A, Logan; men's sleeping- garment,
Sepia (scene) -Miss Livingston;
tiers have to travel. The less dis- in without thinking that soma of it
Following is a list of the prize- Leghorns, any other variety -H. Wey
D, McCallum, Mrs. J. Wright;Coll. machine and hand made -Dr. J.
,may
pastel -Mrs. R. Richmond, Miss Liv-
tante they travel, the, more"liquid come oft and cover the feed
,,
winners:- mouth, 1 and pair \Iinoreas--J.
grapes, 3 varieties 3 bunche, each, Grieve• ladies' k nitted sweater coat
p
ingston; Crayon (light shade -Mis;;
)
leverage" or "mechanical advantage" pipe. Still others use rusty wr•ench-
HORSES Somers; pair Plymouth Rocks, bar-
I
home grown -R. Sloan; eight peach- ` -llf. Livingston; pair men's ]tnittpd
Livingston, 0. Wright;
g gut; drawing from
the system affords• es. If the gauge is beyond repair,
Agricultural red -J. H. Hoover, E. Anderson,
s, home grown -C. K. Taylor, R. socks, fine -M. L%vin.gston, Dr. J,
cast--M]ss Livingston; pen anti ink
the motorist should take other steps
Gelding or filly, • years ---Fred � GRAIN
Toll, Jas, Brigham; team of mare, Bushel white Fall Wheat -Robert
Sloan. Carve; rag floor mat, braided -M.
DAIRY Livingston, Mrs. Fingland; Aon)•
--Miss Livingston, Miss J. Wood-
cock; painting' on glass -Miss Liv-
A WISE PRECAUTION to protect himself. On a Ioncty road
Always carry an extra key to the
i
or geldings -Fred Toll. 4Irs. J. Shortreecl; bushel small peas--Ilebt•
PRODUCTS mat
ingston.
particularly at night, an empty tank
tire lock
Wright, Robt. Taylor; ma`• -or ,geld- , Shottreed;ushel Timothy s -ed ---W.
Dairy butter in crock, 15 lbs. - oth,,r hand wadi-.tlr4. D. Laidlaw,
)Irs. D. b2eCallum; dairy butter in D[rs. FIn land; Launch;' work, cot-
Decorative Art
and an extra switch Ivey in is no joke. Furthermore, the man
the car. Do not leave them in the who runs out of fuel is the obyc^t
ing any age (sweepstak,-, 1-t., J. i C. Cunningham;� clover seed -John
prints, 5 lbs.-3Tiss E. JohnAcin, R. tot house dress -Mrs. W. A. Log-
Jardiniere, flora] design -Miss Liv
side pocket, but screw them in an of much ridicule from those in his
Wright, I Somers: six best stalks Ensidag1 Corn
Wichtman, Mrs. D. McCallun-; dairy an; men's golf or sporting stockings
ingston, Mrs. Telfor; fruit or salad
out-of-the-way place, where they can car. The best plan is to fall the
e
Heavy Draught 1 Mi E. John, ton.
hatter, roll, 5 lbs. -Mrs. D. McCal- -Mrs. W. A. Logan.
bowl, conventional design -Miss Lav-
not be seen. Those in use may be tank to the brim, nark the reading
Brood mare, accompanied by foal i TOOTS
Bros.; foal, horse
gum. firs, D. Laidlaw, r. Caldwell; LADIES' FAti`CY WOI+.I1
ingston; two cups and saucers, orifi-
broken or lost, on the speedometer, run a c,rtain
-Gray or mare- I Coll, 'en o:r•den produce --Dr. J.
Gray Bros.; gelding or filly, 2 years Griew Mr:: .a Wright, Mrs. Telfer;
sweepstakes best butter ;hover.--- It. Crochet, Irish - M. Livir. ton;
Wi�ghtman. g'4
''nal design -Miss Livingston, Dr. J.
Grieve; cake Plato -Miss Livinaston,
number of miles, and then fill this-.
BRAKE INTELLIGENCE
-A. Hulking, team of mares or geld- otat «•a:.; --Miss A. GiL'esnie;
1 p
crochet, filet, fine cotton -M. Living,
APIARY and OTHER PRODI:C'T3 ton, qhs. Tclfcr;
Mrs. W. A. Logan; s]ngle piece -
tank again. The amount that is put
Emergency brakes that operate on its then represents the amount of
ings-Jas. Brl ham, Jno. E. Ellis; potato . lat,•-0. Wright, Dr. J.
Were
IiIare
crochet lace, yard I1bI]ss
in c•nnth, :i sections -A. W. -_-Dr. J. Grieve, ills Livingston; tat-
Livingston, Dr. J. Grieve; col-
the front end of the propeller shaft gasoline that is usciL In this man -
or gelding any age (sweep- Griev ardpn carrots, long - 0.
stake) -Jas. Brigham. Wrigb. Somers;
Smith;t
1 quart, prvsen ting- 1iss Livingston; hraIcl thread
lection, 5 pieces conventional design
_7,Ii,s Livingston, i44rs. Te}fer;
should not be used for normal stop
1 ler the driver may learn how man;r
If the
-I. garden carrots,
Clyde I "
nmk Mrup,
-1Tr,. R. P.:,•lvnnnri, Mrs lace, fine -Hiss Livingston, 14IIsa J. ,
cot-
lection 5 design
ping. propeller shaft etv0z-
� p miles he gets from a gallon. With
brake
short- J. Wright, 14frs. Telfer;
Two-year-old filly -Gray Bros. i Swede • ni 4 -Mrs. W. H. Lown,
r P-
4
D. Laid]atc; 1 doz. hen4' eg_,.., white �i'nodcock; braid thread lac. , course
R. Richmond, Lair!-
piece realistic -Dr.
J. Grieve, Mrs. W. A. Logan.
g
,gency is to be used occasion- these facts at hand and with the ia,i
ally to keep it in
1 good condition or
General Purpose W. Taylor; beets, tab! use, long-
i e
-tiles. Tiles. D. ---.hiss Livingston; !rand entbroiuery'
last, Jellied meat A. GdL donbl«---0.
FLORAI, EXHIBITS
of n slip of paper on the dashboard
to save the service brakes on the ]re can marl; the
Team of mare. or �:ad'r.'.--Mair-
' t;- J. Somers; beet;, table use, round-
ning Bros..
-Miss pie; Wright, Miss Livingston;
'h
hard soap, 4 lbs.-3Irs. D. I-u}inv, embroidery, eyelet -bliss Livingston,
Cut Bloom
speedometer read]n
wheels, the best tom promiae is to at which he should refill. Phi: is
Mrs. D. McCallum A. W. Smith: se -
Roadsters I'
.• xs. J. Wright. Jars. Telfer; embroidery, solid white
Asters, 10 blooms one variety, one
use service and emergency brakes particularly advisable on a lona tour
i ar beet mangold, white -Gray Bros.
Single deicer H. Brown, W. T.
D0MESTIC SCIENCI"; -Hiss Livingston, Misa Stinson,
type -Mrs. W. A. Logan, Miss A.
�
simultaneous! Y• to make it unnecessary to hop out
-J. ; J. H. Hoover; mangold VVuzels•
i
Loaf white bread wis -1Ir E
v i s ,mbreid •r • H• i til'
Gillespie; asters, 4 colors, 6 blooms
and watch the gas level
1 F 1
McLean, Mannm* Bras., Tho:. Iain-
Manning globe -W. Taylor, A. W. Sm.th;
service; lady driv, i• --J. Fryfogle, J. I
, - • . c Y. arran],et-. rss n-
Johnston, C. Cartwright; loaf not in_rston; embroidery, Roman cut
each color -Mrs. D. McCallum, Mrs•
H. Brown; team of mares or
mangold Wurzels, Long -Gray Rros.,
I
!tread, quick -Mrs. R, Riclvnomd, 'Mrs
1iTtss Livingston; embroidery, Swedish
J. Wright; collection dahlias- Mis,
geld-
ings-J. Fryfogle; gentlemen's out-
A. W. Smith; mangold Wurzels, yel-
low long -Gray Bros., A, W. Smith;
D. Laidlaw; six plain yeast buns-
weave -Miss Livingston, Mrs. W A.
A. Gillespie, p i Mrs. ss Laidlaw; gbtd-
toll, 4 spikes -Miss J. Woodcock:,
fit -J. H. Brown.
! pumpkin -Mr,. Telfer, C. K. Taylor;
C. Cartwright, Mrs. R. R. fear; six
i}ain baking
t powder biscuits -Mrd.
Logan; enmbrol-fiery, Bulgarian-- Miss
hiringston; embroidery, Modern con-
con-
Mrs. D. McCallum; sweet seas, dis-
CAT'1'LE
Pure
one squash• -,I. H. Hoover, Jno. Som••
one
ti. Laidlaw, W B. Dell; six plain
ventional-il4]ss T.ivine'ston;
;Miss
play, colors shown separately --Mrs.
Bred Durhams
Milch cow, having raised calf :n
p,.ck red on]ors-•Mr.4. J. Wright
peek yellow onion;-• lir;. Telfer, J,
graham gent. -Mrs. R. Richmond,
embro]d-
cry, single piece not listed Liv-
D. McCallum, Mrs. Telfer; collection
Gillespie, 'l
1926 calf-Jno•
lespie; hanging basket -Miss A. G11 -
lespie, Mrs. W. A. Logan; collection
Mrs D. Laidlaw; six rolled sugar
ingston.
z]nuias-Miss Mrs. ilfer;
or with E. Ellis, 1
. Somers; silver p]cklire, ori.m5-•Mrs,
cookies -Mrs. D. Laidlaw, Mrs. E.
-
roses -Mrs. J. Wxight, E. Caldwell;
and 2, W. rtilr.Cxowan; 2-7ear-old bei-
Telfer; peck whit- fieLl bean:--Rbbt,
Johnston; six oatmeal coolies --Mr,. '
Dining Room Furnishings
table bouquet or basket -Mrs. Tel -
Tel -
fer-W. McGowan, Thos, Taylor; bei-
Taylor, C. Cartwr•i!•1:',; two r•itrurs-
R. Richmond, Mrs. D. Laidlaw; six
Buffet set, three pieces -W. N.
fer, 0. Wright; collection annuals, I
fee calf- Tno. E. Ellis; bull, 1 year
E. Caldwell; two hearts cabbage-
frier! calces -Mrs, Telfer, Mrs. D.
Watson, Miss Livingston; tea cloth,
varieties named -Mrs. Telfer, Mrs.
and under _'.-Jno. E. Ellis; bull calf
Mrs. D. McCallum, C. Cartwright;
Laidlaw; six scones -Mrs. R. B. lute-
emb.-Miss N. Stinson, Mrs. Tel-
D. McCallum, collection perennials,
I
-Thos. Taylor. Jas. Brigham,
two heads red cabbage ---Mrs. R• B.
Gowan, Mrs. D. McCallum; soft gin-
fee-, tea cloth, crochet trimm�ed-0.
4 named -Miss A' Ciilles-
Aberdeen Augus
I4ICGowan; two heads celery -.Dr. J.
ger bread -0. Wright, Mrs. J.
Wright, Miss J. Woodcock; luncheon
, Mrs.
pie, 14Irs. J. Wright.
Milch cow, having rased calf in
Grieve, Mrs J. Wright; six ear, sweetet,
Wright,Wr;,rlight layer cake -0. Wright,
7 pieces white -Miss Livingston,
Pot Plants
1026 or with calf -Alex. VTcEwhtg
corn, braided -R, Taylor, J. Som-
kris, E. Johnston; dark layer cake,-
Mrs. Telfer; lunchhon sot, 7 piccrs,
Begonia, tuberous -C. Cartwright,
I and 2; bull over 1 year, age con-
McEwing.
ers.
0. Wright, Dors. D. Laidlaw; six len)-
colors -Muss Stinson, Miss J.
Woodcock; pair table ends -Miss
Mrs. D. McCallum; begonia, collec-
sidered-Alex.
Grades
FRUIT
Six named varieties of whiter ap-
on tarts with meringue -Mrs. D. Me-
Livingston, Mrs. D. Laidlaw; table
tion, not less than 3 -Mrs. J. Wright
Milch cow, having raise -1 calf in
pies -Miss J. Woodcock L Co ell
Callum, Mrs. R. Richmond;,six tarts
mats, crochet, 3 or 5 set -Miss Liv.'
coleus -Mrs. W. A. Logan, Mrs. J.
11)26 o>rwith calf -E. Caldwell, Wal-
Gray Bros.; four named varieties of lust,
salve fruit filling -Mrs. D. McCal-
0. Wright; apple to -Mrs. D.
g pp p
ingston, Miss -Stinson; table mats
Wright; col. foliage plants -Miss A.
Gillespie, Mrs. J. Wright; Peru, any
ter McGowan; 2 -year-old heifer -T.
fall apples -Gray Bros., Mis.: J,
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McCallum, Mrs. R. R. Fear; tart p1e,
ether style -Miss J. Woodcock; ct,n-
tre
house variety -Mrs. W. A, Logan;
Taylor; 2 -year-old steer -W. McGow-
' an, 1 and 2; 1 -year-old lteifor-W.
Woodcock, L. Colwell; baldwin--��-C.
K. Taylor; Kings -R, Sloan, T. Srhtm-
native fruit filling -0. Wright, Dlrs.
piece, cob. -Miss Livingston;
service tray, hand work -Mrs. Tolfer
geranium, single in bloom -Mrs. J.
McGowan, 1 -year-old steer -W. Me-
ors; Northern Spy -R. Sloan; T:. I.
D. McCallum; vegetable salad, small
-14Irs, Telfer; meat loaf lbs. --
Miss J. Woodcock; tea case,,, wasll-
Wright; best one house plant in
blown -Mrs. R. B. McGowan; Mrs.
Gowan, 1 and 2; heifer calf -W. Mc-
Gowan; steer calf -Jas, Be!ehom, W.
Greening -R. Sloan; Rihson Russett
•--Mrs. D, McCallum, J. Somers;
Mrs. W. A. Logan; dessert dish, oth•
able, not wool• -p -Miss Livingston, Mrs.
Telfer; serviettes, 4 to match, hand
J. Wright; window box -Miss A. Gil -
McGowan; fat steer, any breed -W.
Golden Russett -R. Sloan, J. Somers;
or than pastry or jelly -Mrs. Telfer:
fruit salad, small-Lklrs. Telfer.
trimmed -Mrs. Mrs. Telfer, Mrs. W. A,
lespie; hanging basket -Miss A. G11 -
lespie, Mrs. W. A. Logan; collection
McGowan I and 2; fat cow or heifer,
any breed -W. McGowan, I and 2;
Roxboro Russett -J, Somers; so,,k.
no -further -Mrs. D. McCallum; Wag•
FRUIT, PICKLES, ETC,
Logan; table cloth and two napkins,
cnah. initial-D2iss Living4ton; single
snap dragons any color -Mrs, D.
Thos. Taylor,
ler-R. Sloan, A. W. Smith; Ben
Maple cream cantly -Mrs. Telfer,room,
]fihing for dining
pece urnsg' not
DTcCallixtn, Mrs. W. A. Logan.
SHEEP
Davis -It. Sloan, J. Somers; Graven.
M]s, A. Gillespie; canned rhubarb-
listed --•0. Wright, Miss Stinson.
SPECIAL PRIZES
Leicester
stein -A. W. Smith, J. Somers • Blen_
Mrs, D, Laidlaw; canned red rasp-
berries -Mrs. R, Richmond, Mrs. D•
Bed Room Furnishings
Jas. Dodds, pair of shoes, for bes`
Agricultural Team -Fred Toll; R.
Shearling' ram, ram lamb a ecl rw„
having raised lamb in 1924, shearl-
holm Pi pp]n-R. Sloan, C. Cart-
Wright; Talman Sweet -R. Sloan, W.
Laidlaw; canned plums, ,green or yel-
Pair pillow slips, emb.-Miss Lai-
ingston, Miss Stinson;
M. McKay, 25 lb, bag Royal .Purple
Ing ewe and ewe lamb -Wm. Taylor,
low
r C. Cunningham; Mann -R. Sloan,
-Mrs, R. Richmond, Mrs. D.
Laidlaw; canned cherries-Mrs,R.
pair pillow
slips, other handwork -Mrs. W, A,
Calf -Meal for best herd Shorthorn
Cattle-Jno. E. Ellis; R. M. MCKay,
Shropshiredown
- Aged ram -W. G. Ross, Will, Ste-
i Mrs. R. Richmond; Stark -R. Sloan;
' Snow -R. Sloan, J. Somers; Ontario
Richmond, Mrs. D, Laidlaw; conned
Logan, Miss Woodcock; pair towels
emb.-Miss Livingston; bads towets
;tin of Royal Purple Poultry Fond,
vens; Shearling ram -W. G. ]toss;
poaches,
J. Somers, R. Sloan; box any kind
-Mrs. R. Richmond, Dr. J.
Grieve; preserved apples-111iss A•
stuck face cloth -Mea J. Wrig'lit, ?4lrs•
for best collection of poultry -E.
Anderson, A. M. Brogden, 2.00 :for
ram lamb -W. G. Ross, 1 and 2;
aged ewe Having raised lamb in 1926
apples -R. Sloan, Jas, Tierney;
Wealthy -J. Tierney, R. Sloan; Can-
Gilles tie preserved citron• -Mrs.
1 r 1
W. A. Logan; fancy sheet -Miss Livg
ingston, Mrs. Telfer; fancy spread-
best foal, horse or mare -Gray Bros.
' -W. G. Ross, 1 and 2; shearling
ada Red -R. Sloan; Colverts---.R,
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strawberries -
Telfer; Richmond,
Mrs. R. Richmond; J, H, T3oovrr;
Mrs. W. A. Logan, W. N. Watson;A.
g +
re L"'rslc]n0, $2.00 for bast pair
Barred Rocks -J. Somers; R, Ti,
ewe -W. G. Ross, 1 and 2; ewe lamb
-W, G. Ross, Mrs.Lyddiatt,
Sloan; Alexander -C. K. Taylor J. preserved
Somers; Twenty ounce Pippin---- R,L
Plums-Mrs.r'
plus -Mrs. J. Wright;
dresser covewhite handwork
Laidlaw, D
Mrs. D. aaw, ss Livingston;
Mi
Robinson, one litilter for best Agri-
Any Other Kind
canned
: Sloan, J. Sinners; any other varir:tydresser
Dr.
pears -Mrs. R. Richmond,M
J. Grieve; black currant jam-
cover, 3 piece washable --Miss
cultural horse on halter -Mrs. J.
Wright; Harry Waymouth, $1.00 for
Aged ram -C: Coultas; she:irking-
ram -C. Coultes, L, Caldwell; ram
named -R. Sloan, R, Taylor; Coll,
apples 10 varieties obtained fromMiss
Mea D. Laidlaw, Mrs. Telfer; goose-
Stinson, 0. Wright; pill eushiom-
Livingston, Dr. J. Grieve; lawn
best bled on ground in poultry-Jno.
harry
jam -Mrs, D. Laidlaw; orange
-
dry bag --Miss W. N,
Fainservice; Watson Bros:, for best
marmalade -Dr, J. Grieve, Mrs. D.
.Livingston,
W t• b
baby beef (not eligible for registra-
Laidlaw; canned tomatoes,• -Mrs. D. a sort, parr oudorr curtains, hand
work -Miss Livingston, Mrs. D,
tion) -W. McGowan, Jas, Brigham;
Laidlaw, Mrs, R. Richmond; mixed
Laidlaw'
Blyth Agriculture] Society; for best
vi-negar pickles -Mrs. Telfer, Mrs. R.
three horses from any municipality,
B, McGowan; mustard plekles -MrF, Personal Wear
either Agricultural or Heavy -draught
Telfer, Mrs, D. Laidlaw; sweet, pick- i Night robe, emb.-Miss Living-
Hallett Twp,, E, Wawanosh; Munro
des -Mrs. W. A. Logan, 0. Wright; ston; night robe, other hand work--
Bros., $1.00, Class 6, Sec. 7-Jno. E,
Pickled onions -Mrs. Telfer; glass Miss LiNingston; convalescent Jiicket
Ellis; H. Dodds, 1 gallon motor oil,
apple jelly -Miss A: Gillespie.; glass •--Mrs. Telfer, Mrs. W. A. Logan;
Class 8, Sec, 2 -Thos, 'Taylor, Ar-
eurrant jolly-Mr.i. Teifet•, Miss A, handkerchiefs, hand trimming --Miss
chie Radford, $2,00 for best mare
Gillespie; -]ass other native frai't Livixgston, Mrs, J. Woodcock; bou-•
and colt, any class -Gray Bros,; Hill-
j0ly 7'. Wright, Miss A, Giilc-spie; noir slippers --Miss Livingston, Dr,
born &z Leslie, 50 lbs, pastry flour
bottle raspberry vinegar --•-Mrs. Tel J. Grieve; fancy work bag, other
for beat collection pastry Cooking -
'For, Dr, J, Grieve; bottle tomato cat- style ---Miss Livingston, Mrs. W. A,
Mr's. R, Richmond; Howard Brand -
sup -Dr. J. Grieve, Mrs. D,Laid- Logan•, infant's Wool Jacket-•--41iss
son, m/rt ten commercial lime for best
law; collection of fruit ---Mrs. Telfer, ' Livingston, Dr, J. Grieve; infant's
beavy draught more and foal-.Gray
DOMESTIC NEEDLEWOR.If, booties --Miss J. Woodcock, Miss Liv
Bros.; Dr. Colborne, $2.00 ;for best
Quilt, applique, modern -Dr. J, ' ingston; infant's bonnet -•••Mrs, D.
foal, horse at, mare, Class 2 -Gray
Grieve, Mrs. D, Laidlaw; quilt, cot-' McCallum, Miss Livingston; infant's
Taros.; Jas. R. Cat, $3,00 for best
ton pieced --Dr. J. Grieve, O, Wright � crib cover, home made -Mrs. W, A.
gelding or filly, Class 2, section a---
quRt, fancy quilting -Dr, J. Grieve; Logan; ebild's. romper suit-•Dn J,
A. Hunking; Blyth Agricultural Soo -
comforter, home made -•-- Dr. J,, Grieve,
iety, two Meet hogs of. the bacon
RETARD SPARK FIRST'
Before touching that button which Apply the tire cover so that the
sets the electric cranking moto•• in drain hole isr at the bottom. This
action, care should be specially tak• will allow water which might get
on to always have the spark retarded. I into the cover to chain off.
As a rule the electric motor is strong 1
enough to resist the back firs and i Because spark plugs are about the
even carry the piston past the dead busiest piece, of apparatus nn a car
centre, and as the result of this the when the engine is running they
starting, motor is likely to be torn to should work 100 per eent _tit all
pieces and ruined. times.
As a rule the intake valves require When, descending grades it does
less attention than the exhaust val- not help 'the braking to turn otf the
ves because the former come in con- ignition switch. The unexploded gas -
tact with the cool, fresh fuel charg- 1 es that have accumulated in the muf-
es, whereas the latter are apt to be- I fier will ignite when the switch is
come fouled and burned by the, hot turned on and may blow out the
zinc] dirty exhaust gases. 1 muAler.
The purchasing public is daily becoming
greater readers of advertisements, The reason
for this is that they profit by so doing. They
find the goods they want described in the right
manner. It is news to the ptirchaser,
That being the case, it behooves the wide-
awake and straight -dealing, merchant to study
his advertising matter carefully, so that when
the customer comes in to buy, he or she will find
that the goods are as represented.
Those who do not read advertisements are
losers. Make it a• part of your reading to go
over the advertisements of the merchants, By
so doing you will know where to find the best
bargains. Also you will learn whether the goods
are as represented,
Merchants are studying the needs of their
customers. Buy from the man who advertises
and you will not go astray,
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