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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1928-10-3, Page 6"WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 8rd, 1928 „,oma-.,12axtgaaeli..116 ers' Supplies B. C. Red Cedar Shingles Asphalt Slate Surfaced Shingles In Red, Green and Variegated Colors Seaman Kent Hardwood Flooring Cedar, Spruce, Hemlock and Fir Lumber E have a large stock of Flooring, Siding, Mould- ings, Lime, Insulex, Gyproc Wallboard, (.Doors and Combination Doors on hand and can supply every- thing required for a House, Barn, Hen House, etc, All orders delivered on Short NNotice t hoer, �oer,�aauur expense,, for7prices R..9 J. HUESTON O 6.J SON GORRIE - ONTARIO Phones ---Corrie 5 ring 3 - Wroxeter 23 ring 9 Betgrave School lair Belgrave School Fair, which, was held on Monday of last week., was a decided success in spite of the cold weather and rain early in the day and evening. Nine schools were listed. in this fair. The exhibits were splendid both in quantity and quality.. The pupils winning the highest number of points were: Marion Mc- Cauley, Bruce Scott and Marjavie Hamilton. The prizes in these sawed were awarded by the T. Eaton conl- THE BRUSSELS POST by Bruce Scutt, Pair Black-lliaercas--Marion Ham- ilton. Pair of Brown Leghorns—Robt, Yuill, Clarence Yuill, Myrtle Yuill. Pair of Ducks Stanley Black, Bob. hie Henry, John Leitch, Mildred Mas- on, Alfred Mason, Jack Taylor One dozen white Eggs—Gordon Nethery, Dori:, Scott, George Grigg, Bobbie Henry, Leslie Vincent, Clar- ence Yuill. One dozen brown Eggs ---.Helen Thompson, Marvin MeCulley, Edith McClenaghan, Jack Clegg, Rellison Bone, Jack Biggins. Bouquet of Dalhias—Mae Coultes, George Grigg, Bobbie Henry, Dorothy Biggins, Mildred Mason, John A. Geare fl uquet of Gladioli ---Mae Young, Rellison Bone, May Frisby, Bruce Scott, Mary Robertson. Bouquet from home garden for Di- ning -room table—Bobbie Henry, Mae Frisby, H,•nry Pattison, Marvin Mc- Cauley, Mao Coultes, Corinne Mc- Lean. Bouquet of .eters from home plot --John A. Gear, Annie McDowell, Robt. Yuill, Rellison Bone, Lovett. Nichol, Marion McCauley, First prize donated by Mrs, W. J Cole, Tuurnips, Bruce's Giant Ring, 5 Bouquet to become her property. roots—Ruth Wheeler, Albert Cools, Pumpkin—Ruth Nethery, Arthur Charlie Higgins, Myrtle Yuill, Archie Edgar, Roy Robinson, Norman Young. Gordon Workplan, Edith :sic- Johnston, M. Irwin, Ruth Noble, Cor- Clenaghan. inne McLean, Louise Breen. Three Tomatoes—Elaine Walsh, Was- son, Dick Irwin, Helen Yuill, Velma W- son, Gordon Workman, Norman Young. One Critron--Norman Young, Ruth Nethery, E. Cook, Dick Irwin, Alvin Higgins, Velma Watson. Sunflower—Wilma Watson, Ruth Nethery, Helen Yuill, Dick Irwin. Barbara Mickie, Willie Reid. Pail -Fed Dairy Calf—Leslie Vin- cent, Bobbie Henry, Howard Irwin, Stanley Black, Ross Anderson. — Pail -Fed Beef Calf—George Carter Ross Tayor, Ronald Coultes, Stanley Black, Albert Cook. Agricultural Colt—Kenneth Mason, Reginald Rintoul, Mason Robinson, Clarence Wade, Butter to go to don - George Carter tor. Roaster Colt—Marion McCauley Quilt Patch, pink and white Chain - 1 Pair Lambs, Short Wool, Mrket bray, hand -sewn, 6 to 8 years—Mable Purpose—Bobbie Henry, Ronald Co- McCallum, Edith McClenaghan, don- utles, Alfred Mason. elda McLean, Margaret, Coulter, Wil - 1 Pair Lambs, Long Wool, Market ma Grigg, Helen Yuill. Purpose—Marjorie Hamilton, Lloyd Doll's Apron, Hand -made (10 yrs. Cook, Leslie Vincent. Best Pair Bacon Hogs—Graeme Anderson, Ronald Cultes, Bruce Scott, Jim Coultes, Mason Robertson. 1st prize, donated by J. A. Geddes, 2nd by Alex Manning. Baby Beef—Jerrie Brydges, Rose Taylor, Bruce Scott, Leslie Vincent. Best Heavy Celt—Kenneth Mason, Prize donated by John Stewart. Best Baby Beef Calf --Jerrie Bryd- ges. Silver Cup donated by Bank of Young, Mary Robertson. ; Beets. Detroit Dark Red, 6 speci- mens—Velma Wi'heeler, Janet Watson, , Luella Kerr, Alice Cook, Gertrude Ar- buckle, Creighton Reid. Carrots, Chantenay, 6 specimens— Frances Edgar, Harvey Edgar, Ferrol Higgins, Luella Cook, Velma Watson, Mildred Mason. pant'. Parsnips, Hollow Crown, 6 speci- mens—Henry concert held in the evening was well attended. The president, Q. mens—Henry Pattison, Phyllis Wat- R. Coultes, was chairman, and had son, Stanley Irvin, Florence Blair, charge of the program, which con- sisted of numbers from each school Onions, Yellow Globe Danvers, 0 dances and intrumental numbers speelmens—Dorothy Higgins, Annie were given. :^ 1 Scott, .L•ssie Arbuckle, Ruth Noble, R, McKenize's prizes to the two -Ferre ?ieCallum. pupils of Belgrave school fair die- I Bouquet of Asters, G specimens— trict taking the highest marks at ',Hilda Black, Jack Clegg, Marion Mc - the recent entrance examination were ; Cauley, Zella Cook, presented to Reginald Watson, Morris, 1 Bouquet of Phlox, 12 specimens— and Velma Wheeler of Belgrave d.ir - Edith Arbuckle, Bruce Scott, Lloyd ing the evening and also the Eaten Robertson, Mildred Mason, trophies to the winners. A very sue- Bouquet of Zinna, 6 specimens— cesful day and evening was brought Florence Blair, Jean Robertson, Mary to a close by singing of the Nati- Robertson, Garner Nicholson, John A. onal Anthem. ' Gear, Donelda Johnston. Following were the prizewinners: Bouiuet of African Marigold, 6 Spring Wheat, Marquis, 1 quart— specimens—Robt. Scott, M. Irwin, Margaret Robinson. ; Stanley Black, Clarence Yuill, Regi - Spring Wheat, Marquis, sheaf 3 Bald Rintoul, Albert Cook. inches in diam—Margaret Robinson, 1 Bouquet of Calendula, 6 specimens Reginald Rintouh �--Jessie Arbuckle, Dwight Reid, Oats 0. A. C. No. 144, 1 quart— Bouquet of French Marigolds, 12 Roy Pattison, Bruce Scott, Clarence 'specimens—Cameron Rintoul, Mable Yuji. ; McCallum, Ferrol Higgins, Florence Oats 0. A. C. No. 144, sheaf 3 Inc- Nethery, Roy Pattison, Kenneth hes in diam.—Roy Pattison, Bruce Mason. Scott, Clarence Yuill, I Bouquet of Verbena, 9 specimens— Commerce. Barley 0. A. C. No. 21, 1 quart-- Myrtle Yule Pair Rabbits; Ir, second and down Dwight Reid, Mason Robinson. 1 Bouquet of Cosmos, 12 specimens George Workman, Ferne McCallum, P,arlev 0. A, C. No. 21 sheaf in- Louina McBurney, Corrimne Mc- I Leslie Vincent ATTENTION, OliEN OF ID�VLE. AGE! Mrs. Goodkey Tells Her Experi- ence with Pinkham's Compound Byemoor, Alberta, --"The Change of Life was the trouble with me and 1 wasrun-down, thin, ° and weak and could not sleep, had a poor appetite and could not do much work. I am taking Lydia E, Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound now and I feel like well woman. I saw it advertised in the papers and tried it and Lydia E. Pink - ham's Sanative Wash, I have recom- nended iC to a lot of women friends." MRS. Wal. Gomm, Byemoor, Al- berta. hero-, Jessie Arbucke, Dorothy Hig- gins, Marion McCauley. Raisin Pie (Girls over 11 years)— Florence Blair, Hazel McGregor, Marion McCauley, Florence Nethery, Mary Robertson, Corrinne McLean. i dozen Biscuits (Girls over 11 years)—Velma Wheeler, Donelda 1 doze DropCookies (Girls over no Gr s s 11. ear —Hazel McGregor, orina y s) eg , C McLean, Jean Higgins, Mary Rober- tson, Wilma Breen, Velma Wheeler. School Lunch, must be practical and Contain 4 articles—Florence Nethery, Velma Wheeler, Marion Mc- Cauley, M. Irwin, Kenneth Wheeler, Hazel McGregor. Best two lib prints of Butter—Le- na Marks, M. Irwin, Florence Blair, Mary Robertson, Florence Nethery, Mae Coultes ~Best 5 lbs Butter—Marjorie Ham- ilton, Florence Nethery, Florence Blair, Mary Robertson. Donated by ches in sham.—Dwight Reid, Mason Robinson, Reginald Watson. Sweet Corn, Golden Bantam, G cars —bray Frisby, Margaret Irvin, Marlon McCauley, Edith Arbuekie, Jean Higgins, Carson Watson. Oats, 4 inch Sheaf, grown with Gunns Fertilizer—Laving McBurney, Stanley Irwin, Bruce Scott. Special, I William Dunbar. j Potatoes, Irish Cobblers, 12 tubers —John A. Gear, George, Carter, Lay.; Ina McBurney, Leslie Vincent, Bobbie Henry, Winnifred Edgar. Potatoes, Green Mountains, 12 tub ' ers—Doris Scott, Norman Young, Gordon Nethery, Lloyd Robertson, Anna McDowell, Kenneth Mason, Potatoes, Dooley, 12 tubers—Jack Higgins, Howard Irwin, Hazel Me- Greor,g Helen Yuill. • Mangolds, Giant White Sugar, 5 roots—Robert Yuill, Alfred Mason, Lloyd Cook, Graham Anderson, Stan- ley Block, Robert Grasby, Lean, Charlie Higgins, Ariel John- ston, Willa Reid. Bouquet of Pinks, 12 specimens -- Gertrude Arbuckle, Donelda McLean, May Frisby, Stanley Irvin. Cockerel—Annie Scott, Jack IPgg- inc. Ross Anderson, Graeme Ander- son, Ito.se Taylor. Pullet—Annie Scott, Boss Taylor, Ross Anderson, Jaci: Higgins, Mary Robertson. Pun of three (Cockerel an two pul- lets) --John Leitch, Jack Higgins, Mary Robertson, Ross Taylor, Annie Scott, Donelda McLean. Pen of 2 B. P, Rocks (cockerel and pullet from home flock)—Annie Scott Lloyd Workman, Dwight Reid, Robt, Scott, Nora Wheeler, Greame Ander- son. Pair of White Leghorns—Doris Scott, Bruce Scott, Anna McDowell, May Frisby, Jim Coultas, Edith Mc- Clenaghan. Pair Rhode Island Reds—May Frls- x '4 lar anted Imo. We pay Highest Cash Price for Cream. 1 cent per ib. Butter Fat extra paid for all Cream delivered at our Creamery. Satisfaction Guaranteed Brussels Creamery Co. Phone 22 Limited Dog; Jr. second and down—Bobbie Henry, Jack Clegg. Cat; Jr. second and down—Velma Cook, Donelda McLean, Merle Ande- rson, Billie Johnston, Jack Higgins. Pair of Pigmies; Jr, second and down—Mildred Mason, Marion Mc- Cauley, Clifford Logan, Lloyd Work- man. Myrtle Yuill, Elliott Johnston. Canary; Sr. second and up--Belon Edgar, John Gear, Rellison Bone, Winnifred Edgar, Jim McCallum. Any pet not in above, open to any child—Alice Cook, Stanley Black, Kenneth Leitch, Lloyd Mason, Roy Robinson, George Grigg. Collection of 1 each, 3 varieties of Fall Apples, named—George Carter, Laving McBurney, Jack Taylor, Bob- bie Henry, Howard Irwin, Marjorie Hamilton. Collection of 1 each of 5 varieties of Winter Apples named Lavin. Mc- Burney, Bobbie Henry, Lovetta Nich- ol, Marjorie Hamilton, George Car- ter, Jack Taylor 54 dozen Bran Gents (Girls under 8) --Ruth Wheeler, Edith Hamilton, Helen Yuill, Ruth Nethery, Margaret Coultes, Irma Cook. Dark Layer Cake (Girls 8 to 11)— Nora Wheeler, Mae Young, Edna Vincent, Frances Edgar, Jean Rober- tson, Helen Edgar. First prize don- ated by Mrs, W. J. Cole, Cake to bo - come her property. Apple Pie (Girls 8 to 11)—Mae Coultes, Hilda Black, Louise Breen, Verne McCallum, Mabel McCallum, Donelda McLean, Home-made Candy (Girls 8 to 11) --Ruth Noble, Edna Vincent, Winni- fred Edgar, Wilma Breen, Gertrude Arbuckle°, Ferrol Higgins. Cabbage Salad (Girls 8 to 11) -- Wilma Grigg, Nora Wheeler, Mae Coultes, Donelda, Johnston, Anna I4Ie- Dowell, Verne McCallum. Light Layer Cake (Girls over 11 years)—Dorothy Higgins, Dorothy Golley, Mildred Mason, Corinne, Me- Lean, Florence Blair, M. Irwin V2dozen Buns (Girls over 11 years )—Marjorie Ilamilton., Florence Not - kited leaves (native leaves and shru- ' bs, Jr, and Sr. second l--lienry Pat- tiscn, Amnio Scott, Kenneth Mason, Annie McDowall, Mary Frisby, Dwig- ht Reid, Collection of -largest and boat mou- nted native woods of commerical va- lue, ,Tr, 2 and up—Rnald Coultes, Dwight Reid, Robert Scott, Roy Pat- terson, Bruce Scott, Reginald Wat- son, - Map of Huron County, in pencil, showing Townships, towns, villages and railways, 2nd class.--Edn Vin- cent, John Gear, Dwight Reid, Nora Wheeler, Mae Young,Creighton Reid Map -of South America, to be done in water colors, showing countries and capitals, Mountain ranges, C. wa- ters and four, important rivers, 4th class—Velma Wheeler, Florenee Blair Marjory Hamilton, Reginald Watson, Corinne McLean, Clifford Logan. Map of North America, to be done, I in water colors showing Countries, capitals, M ranges, C. waters and 0 important fivers, Ord class—Robert Scott, Rellison Bone, Ray Pattison, Leslie Vincent, Ruth Noble Mahle McCallum, Writing, "A secret” Part 2 class, in pencil—Ferne McCallum, Donelda McLean, Aguas Young, Alfred Mas- on, Stuart Cloakey, Donelda Arm- strong. Writing, "Water" 2nd class, in pc- ,. ncil—Nora Wheeler, Margaret Coult- er, John Gear, Cameron Rintoul Anna McDowell, Lena Marks. " n 5 clss Writing "Daffodils" 4 and ink-Elleen McCllum, Mrgret Cun- nlgton, Cornino McLean, Margaret Irwin, Jim McCallum, Reginald Wat- son. Writing "Leisure", 3rd Class—Ma- bel McCallum, Ferrol Higgins, Helen Edgar, Florence Nethery, Margaret Nichol, Janet Watson. Sunset Scene in water colors, 4th and 5th classes—Velma Wheeler, Jim McCallum, Marjorie Hamilton, Mary Robertson, Florence Blair, Hazel Mc- Gregor. Gregor.. Red Clover Plant, in water colors, 8rd class—Garner Nicholson, Emme- line Nicholson, Ruth Noble, Mabel 1 McCallum, Robert Scott, Roy Patti- son. Crayon drawing of Tulip, open to 2nd class—Lloyd, Robertson, Lloyd McCauley, John Gear, Kenneth Whe- eler, Dwight Reid, Edna Vincent. Simple illustration of a nursery and under)—Ferre McCallum, Mar- rhyme, open to first class pupils— garet Coulter, Mae Frisby, Gertrude. Merle Anderson, Donald McLean, Arbuckle, Wilma Grigg, Zella Cook. Pillow Case, Hemmed by hand, (10 yrz and under)—Hilda Black, Ferns McCallum, Zella Cook, Mae Frisby, Gertrude Arbuckle, Best Dressed Doll, hand -glade (10 yrs and under)—Mae Frisby, Edna Vincent, Margaret Coulter, Edith,Mc- Clenaghan, Mae Young.. ITanderchief Case, Hand -made, (over 10 years)—Florence Blair, Ma- rjorie Hamilton, Marion McCauley. Matched patch in Flannelette (over 10 years) --Jean Robertson, Velma Wheeler, Florence Nothery, Florence Blair, Mae Coulter, Marlon McCauley. Three Buttonholes done in Cotton (over 10 years)—Marion McCauley, Marjorie Hamilton, Hazel McGregor, Mae Coulter, Velma Wheeler, Flore- nce Nethery Tatted Insertion—Florence Nethe- ry, Florence Blair. Crocheted Insertion—Marion Mc- Cauley, Marjorie Hamilton, M. Irwin. Linen Towel, embroidered In colors —Mable McCallum, Hazel McGregor, Marjorie Hamilton, Velma Wheeler. Louise Breen, Florence Nethery, Any model in plasticine, primary class only—Phyllis Corbett, Royetha Corbett, Douglas Corbett, Edith Mc- Clenaghan, Elaine Walsh, Clifton Walsh, Whiffletree, 3rd class—Bruce Scott Stanley Irvin, Clarence Yuill, Patch an Grain Bag—Lloyd Mc- Cauley, Jim McCallum, Wellington Marks, Stanley Irwin, Norman Coul- tes, Bruce Scott. Paper Model for 1st class and un- der—Ferne McCallum, Jim Coultes, Ruth Wheeler, Archie Young, Ross Anderson, Stuart Cloakey, Woodwork Model—Bruce Scott, Jim McCallum, Robert Scott, Mahle McCallum, Robert Yuill, Clarence 'Yuill. Bird -House, 2nd class-Rellison Bone, Verne McCallum. Collection of 15 mounted, named Ont. noxious weeds (4 and 5 classes) —Mildred Mason, Robert Yulll, Reg- inald Watson Collection of 15 mounted, named Weeds Seeds, 2nd and 8rd classes— Mae Frisby, Bruce Scott, Myr tle Yuill, Henry Pattison, Wellington Marks, Collection of Largest and Best mounted, named insects, 2nd and 8rd classes—Anna McDowell. Collection of Largest and Best Mounted, named 'Wiles Flowers, show- ing leaf and flower, 4th and 5th class - a --Robert Yuill, Marjorie Hamilton, Mae Coultes, Collection of largest and best mou- Lorne McCauley, Fern° McCauley. Crayon Drawing of Rabbit, for pr- imary class only—Ross Anderson, Norman Young, Glen Carter. Plan of Ideal Farm Kitchen, drawn to scale, open to girls only—Mary Robertson, Velma Wheeler, Janet Watson, Myrtle Yuill, Florence Blair, Doris Scott. Donated by Chas Cou- ltes. Plan of Barn Basement, down to scale, ( pen to boys only—Rey Pat- tison, Reginald Watson, Dwight Reid, Robert Yuill, Clarence Yuill, Lloyd Workman, Donated by John Wi- ghtman. Essay, "My Favorite Pet" 20 lines open to 2nd book—Alma McDowell, John Gear, Mae Young, Doris Cor- bett, Creighton Reid, Dwight Reid. Essay, "Our School Fair" open to third boots—Janet Watson, Rellison Bone, Myrtle Yuill, Layette, Nichol, Phyllis Willson, Emmeline Nich.olson. Essay "School Sports" open to 4th and 5th books—Mardon McCauley, Florence Blair, Robert Yuill, Regin- ald Watson, Judging Live Stock—Robert Yuill, Clarence Yuill, Jerrie Brydges, Lloyd Workman, Reginald Watson, Bruce Scott. 1st prize donated by Alex Young. , Judging Poultry—Clarence Yuill, Marton McCauley, Reginald Watson, Robert Yuill, Lloyd Workman, Bruce Scott. .E 8 11 School Parade, Marching—No o '.; No. 13 E. W.; o '7 E. W. Department—No, 17 E. W. No 11 E. W,; No. '7, Morris; No, 7, E. W.; No. 13 E W. No, 8 E. W. Manner, of Displaying Identity of School—No, 17 E. W.; No, 18 N, W.; No, 8 E. W. Na, 11 E, W,; No, '7 3 W.; No. 7 Morris. Physical Culture 3 different exor- cises—No. 18 E, W.; No, 7 Morris; No. 8 E. W,; No. 0 E. W.; No, 8E. W Pupile Special Prizes for ChaBln uceScott, Marion McCauley, I, ariwia' Hamilton, Huron County School Fairs Following are the dates of the Huron County Scheel Fairs for this year: October. 3- Hensall 4 ---Clinton, town 5 --Clinton Rural gazi.-LOOTt. A'3 YOUR LABEL •'ef,: ,tit: m� n w:m...,,,,;,,. e st ,tY , si' 'ir RR �: i. .'fin _,... f+,an Lo, the people of the earth do me homage. I am the herald of success for men, merchants, manufacturers, municipalities and nations. I go forth to tell the world the message of service and sound merchandise. And the world lis- tens When i speak. There was a day long ago, when by sheer weight of superior merit, a business could rise above the common level without me, but that day has passed into oblivion. 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