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The Clinton News Record, 1928-03-22, Page 4it :!'I1 J lS1.1 tiT.1RC1 I 22. 1928 STO E s s-�- S ays Dresse Week S Next: aleck. Tuesday, Marc Thuroda.. y, Mar.29 The very latest styles to be'sho"wn by representatives oi' two of the lead- , rng Pa c ; t ric o sof' Toronto. ALL AT POPULAR PRICES These are in addition to our spring stock of Coats, and Dresses now on hand and which -is frequently being replenished. -T. COOPER CLINTON Sherlock -Manning Pianos- Three ianos Three -More Carloads for ' The West: • How about Treating, Yourself to a New Piano. • This Spring? l:l T. J.CIT IL - Clinton's Musical Instrument Representative Always at Your Service Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton Eggs Poultry Eggs • We Pay Spot Cash and , Highest Price for Fresh Eggs, Poultry y, Delivered - TO CLINTON CREAMERY,,. CLINTON, ONTARIO, ,TO SEAFORTR,J3EANCH, SEAFORTH ONTARIO•"' OR GUNN, LANGLOIS & CO.,. LIMITED CLINTON' BRANCH, - Gunn, Langlois &. Co.,. Limited HEAD, OFFICE MONTREAL, QUE. CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO' PHONE >190 .... . H`CORMIC1C DEERINC We are pleased to'annoutice the iippbiiitnioit o David, Ewan' Londesboro -Ontario c ormic -D � eerin: DEALER handling a full line of MACHINES, REPAIRS,;; AND BINDER TWINE -INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. -OF;'CANADA, LIMITED.'.. LONDON, ONTARIO - 52-3 d HAY TRAGEDY,' INQUEST JOURN. D TWO WEEI6S ADwave and the' little girl g w killed by a "hit-and-run" motorist: on their 'way hone from ; church ` in Stamford' Township on Sunday evening, March• 11 The driver s; 1 ve.r l: equest of Grown Gran{etl;.' Driger � i5 'believed". ed to. be of Car net Yet Apprehended. nrehcnilecl. John J. O'Brien; -of' Niagara Falls; 11 NIAGARA FALLS, March 21-- asked e;nd' was g••ranted,a The Crown �'for '4we. weeks of reinalid last .evening the inquest',into the deaths of Wil- liam IIay and -his daughter, Jean, No evidence was taken. Mr. Hay N.Y., who has not yet been 'appr•e, headed. A . reward• of ;+1,000 ' has boom offered; .1 or his arrest by' the Attorney -General: The otheralle e g d �. occupant of the car) Francis SiT Pay- roll, this citn ty, ;is on' bail, 116 is charged : with being . an accessory after the fact to manslaughter. • , - SALES SF, Auction Sale farm Stock and Minim -A encs ` 1'$t 13 eco. 1, Provincial Highway 6 11-tiles—east o1 Clinton on 'eclne d.y,:March 28th at 1 o'clock harp consisting of the following: 11O11SDS -IIea y "draft tears, '7 yrs. old CATTLE --cow, 9 years old, clue' nt time of sale; aged cow,, fresh- ened one week Ayrshire cow, _ fresh- ened esh- ened one week; Polled Angus cow, 5 years old, supposed to be in calf; 1T.olst„in cow; rising 3 years old sup- posed to' be in colt;; heifer. 2 years' old 1 freshened , oneweek• heifer, 2 Years old, supposed to be in call; Durham grade cow, 4 years old, doe freshen' April 300wide Here- ford' bull, :1 years old; Polled Angus steer rising,2 years, old 3 Polled An- g'us stee• rs rising 1 ye us old; 2 $ ol- led-Angus -heifers, rising 1 year old; 3 young calves, POULTRY—About 51i rock hens, 1 year old, 2 roosters, 1 gobbler, IMI'LDVIENTS-Massey- H� ' 'tirr s binder, 7 ft. cut Massey-Har- ris tisseIT r - y a ris-niower•,'6 ft. cut; Massey:Harris hayloader;, Massey -Harris, 10 -ft. steel make; Deering disc drill, 11 -hoe; Deering steel; roller, lumber wagon, Tarin truck wagon;' steel' tiro top buggy; Portland cutter; sot of sleighs Tudhope Anderson; single plow; fan- ning. mill, set of scales, 2000 lb cap-' achy, hay rack; stock rack; gravel box: collapsible wagon box; set of harrows; . scarf harrow-; ; stone boat; scuffier•, 2 new wheel. barrows; -2 sap kettles; 32 ft extension ladders'ced- ar ladder, 12 ft.;. 110 ft. hay fork rope; trip Iocic and chain; set of sling ropes; trip rope; • set of teals harness; set of plow harness; set of single harness; bag truck; Ford tour- ing car` in good running order; about d0 tons of good mixed hay; Massey - Harris seperator, new; Daisy churn; Beatty make; kitchen cupboard; kit- clieir table; steel range; 4 ning room chairs, wardrobe; about 100 sap . buckets,• sap pan;.:. work bench; set of block pullies1500 lbs.; quantity of lumber and scantlings, cross cut saw, axe; 2 horse blankets qutantity of wood; root pulper, ;2 row root ,drill; quantity of potatoes, - Dooley and. Greenmountain; about .600. lbs.- of'- salt; .40prode of 7 -strand wire, new; 40 ft. of 1 inch galvanized pipe, fire extinguisher, , hanging lamps; table lamps; whiffletrees; forks; chains; • dncl numerous. other articles.. ' The, above implements are allin splendid shape, most of these nearly new.: Every: thing advertised to -be sold as proy- rietor is giving up farming. Terms•:-- Ail sums of $10 and under cash, -over that 'amount 12 months : credit'will be given ,on furnishing approved 'Print notes, or a discount of 6% al- lowed for cash on credit amounts. At the slime/time and placev the farm, which consists of 100 acres more or less, of sandy loiuu will be offered for sale. -This farm, is in good state of cultivation. 20 acres ,plowed, 6 acres of sugar bush, 3 acres of cedar' suitable for fence posts, balance seed- ed down. On the premises is ere,eted a barn 44.40 feet on stone founda- tion implement lemen h' , p r sed and hog pen 20x32 feet, lien house, 125620 feet and double, garage 18x24 feet, good one -and a half story stone house, 24x36 feet with frame kitchen, pew .fiirnage in hpus'e and Water in- both barn and house. 3 acres of•"bearing7'5i:o1Tar'd with an abundance of small: fruit. This property is very desirably locat- ed, being 3 miles from 'Clinton on ?r•ovineial Highway, buildings • and farm in good repair-- reviles an farm made known oh -day of sale. Thomas W. Glazier,,, Proprietor, Geo. H. El liott;'Auctibneer - 532 IIS CLINTON-Ni;I4'-S RECOE6 • Clearing Auction $ale , Of 'farm stock and implements at lot 21, con, '10, Goshen 'line, Stanley township, 4 miles south-west of Var- na on Tuesday, 'March • 27th, . at 1 o'clock sharp, consisting of,tile .fel= lowing: HORSES -Choice draft mare, 8 years old; draft mare, 11 years old; aged driver,' good in double harness.. CATTLE -Durham grade cow, "4 yrs. old, due July 10th; Durham . grade cow, 3 years old, due , Nov, 15611; Durham grade cow, 5 years old, milk- ing; Durham'grade cow; 10 years old, due Oct. 12th; 5 choice steers,;2 yrs. olds -2 choice heifers, 2 years old; .3 choice yearling heifers; 2 choice yearling steers; 1 fall' calf and. 1. young calf. PIGS—Sow, due. April 12th, POULTRY—About 75 .Ancona and white' Leghorii:•.lrens. IMPLEM' ENTS—Massey-Barris binder,-; 6 It. cut; Massey -Harris hay loader, near- ly new; Massey I-arris seed drill; 14 hoe; Massey -Hat his • bean souffle/• and harvester; , Masesy-Barris spring tooth --cultivator, ".Deering Mower, 6 It. cit, Deering hay. rake; Deering !;disc harrow';:bet of diamond harrows; Pea ;harvester; land roller, Bain' Wa- gon,:nearly .new; set of farm tracks; liay rack; ' gravel box; stock crack; walking plow; set of sleighs; cutter; top buggy; gang plow; set of scales: 1200 lb. capacity; cutting box, with carriers; Fairbanks gasoline engine; 6 horse power; Fairbanks grinder. 8 inch e plate; fanning iniIl, 2 sets heavy harness, 2 sets of sin- gle harness; about 100 bus. of seed oats, O,A.C., 72; quantity of Barley; quantity, of .hay; forks; chains, whiffletrees and other .articles I-IOUJSEHOLD - EFFECTS — Exten- siontable; 6 kitchen chairs;' couch; sideboard; bed room suite, complete; 2 toilet sets; .bureau and stand; .par-• lor suite; parlor table; square piano. walnut rocking chair; Alladin lamp; hanging lamp;,' clock; pictures, seal- ers and 'numerous other articles, 'Terms, Grain and all sums of $10 and under, cash; over that amount 8 months credit will be given on fur- nishing .approved joint notes, or s discount o' o percent straight .allowed for cash on credit amounts. Every thing to be soul as Tarin is disposed of. - Geo. E. Johnston, Proprietor, G. II. Elliott, Auctioneer, 53-2. Clearing .Auction 'Sale,, Of farm' stock, and .inipliments at lot 92, Huron Road, 2"/c, miles west of Holmosville,-: on Provincial High- way, on Thuisclav, March 29, at 1230 o'clock, sharp, consisting of the :fol lowing': HORSES—Team of general pnr- pose geldings team agrreing's, rising u years brOlartmi!'f 1' 0 131 0 years old good m any h'axhess ,ani Arabian mare in foal, good single' ori doubly; team. of bay mates,: in foal, 'CATTL1±i`' --2 young black eo}rs, due to freshen; in April; Ayrshire; cow, 5 years old, due to freshen in April choice Guern- sey COW with calf at foot; 'roan"cow,` due to freshen in March; Hereford sow, due to freshen in April; Here- ford cow, cane to' freshen in May;, black cow with call at foot; 5 part` Jersey heifers, due to ,freshen in March and April; 5 Ayrshire heif- ers, springing; 10 Durham and IIere-• ford grade heifers, springing; 15: .2 -yr. -old heifers, from 7 to 9 ltum dred lbs 5 yearling heifers, and 3 young. Parrori aeiVs; 5 young calves. PIGS -•'Young sow, due March 30111; young soil due April 20th;' POIiL- TRY--40:white �Leghorn hens, 20, Rock pullets, 2 .turkey lions. IM- PLEMENTS—}I' cCormItl binder, 7 ft. cut, nearly new Massey Harris. mower, 6-ft.'cut',nearly new; Massey- I3rr'is d hay rake,neariy new; Riassey- Harris 11 -hoe fertilizer drill, nearly new; Massey -Harris 2 -horse bean- seuffler 'harvesterattachment, nsw; Massey -Harris 15 -hoe '• 'grain drill; McCormick Deering' 1.4 -plate disc har- row, nearly new;Deering steel roller Set of power horse clippers; Farmer's Friend riding plow; Cock shutt walking plow; Deering mower, 6 ft. cut Deering cultivator; 2 Bain wagons; n,arraw tired wagron; hay rack; 2 gravel boxes; set of 4-Sectionn harrows: 2 fanning mills; Port- land Cutter; set •-of sleighs with flat rack; Massey -Har- ris cream seperator; 2 •sets of teeth harness; 6 good horse collars; a quantity of white and yellow blos- som sweet clover seed, - 200 bush- els. of good seed 'oats; 1926 Ford coupe hi good condition, forks, chains, 160 ft„ of new'hay,fork rope; whiffle- trees, neckyokes and r; other articles tot-e,•numerous to .' mention. •Every { thing 'advertised ' ,will 'positively` be sold as the proprietor has rented his farm. Terms:—All sums of $10 "and. under, -cash: "over that ` " amount: 8. months credit will be given on fur nishing bankablepaper. or a discount' of 4 percent 'Straight allowed for rash on (reedit arnounts,i Ernest Townsend. Proprietor, Geo. H. El- liott, auctioneer- 53.2 0 pais, broken;• Auction Sale of Farm' Stock At Lot 82, Maitland concession, 14 mile north of Holmesville on Monday, April and, at 1 o'clock shark consis- ting of the following: Aged mare in feel. CATTLE cow freshened Feb.` 14th;' red cow,. due to freshen Apr. 16; choice black cow, due to freshen time of sale; . 4 Herefords, rising 1 year; calf, six weeks old; about 70 hens and pullets; IMPLEMENTS—Deering binder, 7 ft cut, nearly new; IVIcCormick shower, 6 ft. cut; steel roller,'cutivator; Mas- sey -Harris drill; hay' loader;'' horse raise; walking plow; 2 furrow plow; set 4 section harrows; scattier; steel `tire top buggy;. cutter; wagon, with box and spring seat; 2 set bob sleighs; hay rack; .wood 'rack; gravel box; stock rack; fanning mill; 120 ft. 1 inch rope; set slings; set double hat, ness;'set single; harness; grindstone; circular saw; 'Empire cream sepera- tor quantity of rod elnr;'suitable for hay reek; about 22 feet belting, 6 ineh wide; 'Weigh 'bears; pea harves- ter; crow., bar; hay knife; '2 sets whiffletrees• quantity of rock elm plank; :chains;.neckyokes and numer- ous other: articles. Terns:-a-Pbultry and all sums of '$10,00 and under, cash; . over that amount, 6 months' credit will be.giv- en on furnishing bankable paper or- a discount of'4 percent. straight allow- ed, for cash on credit arnounts. Everything to -be sold- as ths Hies prietor hasrented bis .farm. Geo. E. Tebbutt,' Proprietor, Geo. II;. Elliot Auctioneer. ',_'' ` _ .Auction Sale Of choice Faint Stock, and Implen't. ents. •- . "Mr, Jas, E, Mc1Vlillian will sell by public auetibn at lot 14, con. 6, God - Mich township, on. ' Monday, March 26th, commencing at 1' o'clock, sharp, HORSES=Grey Percheron colt, 3 year old; Blocky bay mare, rising 8 years. CATTLE -Cow, rising'- 6 yrs., calf at foot; Cow rising 11 years, sup- posed to be in calf;.. Cow, 8 years duo in April; Cow, rising :$ years, suppos- etlto,bein'calf; Aged cow, just fresh; fat cow; Holstein cow rising'4 years, due July 1st; Holstein cow, rising '4 years, due Sept. 1; 7 choice steers, rising 3 years;'8 choice steers rising 2 years; 2yearling steers; heifer ris- ing 3'years; 6 heifers rising 2 years. PIGS—Young sow, due time•of-sale; Brood .sow; 8 store pigs, about 125 lbs; "8 small pigs 7 Weeks time of sale, HENS -70 Bar•red.Ilock pillets; -20, Leghorn pullets. GRAIN -100 bus of Oats; -14i tons of mixed Grain; a quantity of potatoes. Terms on grain and . potatoes, Cash: IMPLEMENTS —Collie pup; new walking -plow; -new' gravel box;.100 lb, mills can; top bug- gy;, set single harness; cutter; neck yoke; other articibs too nunnerous to mention. `No reserve as proprietor is giving up farming. Terms: All sums of 510.00 and ..under cash, over that amount 7'nnonths' credit will be giv- en on iv-enpon furnishing apprdved joint notes,' A discount of 4 per cent, -straight al- lowed for cash on credit amounts:' Jas. E, McMillian, Proprietor, Geo. II. Elliott, Auctioneer. 54-1 Auction' Sale Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,. Etc.. In the town hall, Bayfi'eld, on Fri- day, ..Marchi, '23.. The following goods, consisting $f' Overcoats. Swetfters, . Underwear, Wind "Breaks- ers, Hose,,` Socks, Shoes, Rubbers, and Ladies' Wear and numerous other fir."' titles. Como ,Early and' get "Good seat. Sale starts sharp at one o'clockp I.L not all sold in the aft'er'noon, sale will continue in the evening begin- ning at seven o'clock.. Terms: -All sums unties 825 cash; over: that„amownt, ihree months' limo Ori Approved, point motes.with. intoe'- est at 6 Per, nen annum. S. E. Mer'ner, Profs., 0. H. Elliott,. rifled pnea :.'. 54-1r Auction Sale' Of, 1 -arm Stock, Implements Seed Grain, Hey gnd'Seeds, The undersigned auctioneer has been instructed to sell on Thursday, March '2,9111, at1.1 o'clock on Lot 22, S.B.-Stanley, 2''4 miles' nm'tli and, li aL ,mile West of Zurich: I1ORSIS—Team of carriage hor- ses broke'single 00 double CATTLE' 1 I ash cow, bred 1 cb'uarY 15; cow 6 years old, bred' Feb, 18; Jersey cow, rising 5 years, due Sept, 15, all good milkers; 2 fat steers rising 2 years; fat heifer, rising 2 yearsu 2 inciters rising; .1 year; steer'. i'isi,• '1 year, IIOGS, ETC, -2 brood sows with . 'third litters; 9 stockers about 00 lbs; 8 stockers, leers about 140 ahs 5 dozen . young hens, n1os.tlY,pullet6 4 Barred Rock ;yodsSers,, 22 White Leghorn roosters, Colite' dog. HAY AND .GRAIN -75 bushels 0.A.C. No: 221: ,barley; 75 bushels • mixed 'grafin; 150 bushels Banner„ seed oats, 5 bushels - ' yellow and .5 bushels white blossom sweet clover`, quantity seed beans; 5 tin alfalfa hay, first. and second cutting; 5 ton mixed hay, IMPLEMENTS M. -H. binder, nearly new; M: H. fertilizer, drill; M. -H. bean puller and scuffler corn. biped; IIT, -II, cultivator;,` M. -H. M,ow- er;: wagon, nearly new;' wagon bos with stock rack; ael , 16 tt..hay raplc; set bob- sleighs with new soles, Above mentioned articles_are all nearly new, 130 ft, new, cable with' trip chain; trill ropes and'.pullies;.4 sling ropes; bag true]; Clinton fanning miII; set 'double harness with. breeching; 3 col- lars; single harness; buggy with 2 lights fon oil or battery; stoineboat, old wagon; 16 -ft. old rack; Verity plow, No, 21; rolling colter; 3 -section harrows;, stoneboat; wheelbarrow, gravel box; cow leader; scythe; 1r/ dozen grain. bags; 12 horse evener; cloubietrees; neckyokes; hoes; forks and numerous. articles. Everything must go as proprietor 'is leaving the. farm. . Terms:—All sums of 510 and under cash; over that amount 7 months' ere- •dit on approved joint notes;. 3 per cent straight off for cash 'on credit amounts. Oscar Klopp Auctioneer, wt. S. "Johnston, . Clerk, • Norman Gascho, Proprietor. - 54-1. - Auction Sale Of Farni Stock and Implements on lot 21, con, 11,;Hullett Tp., one mile east of Londesboro, on Wednesday, April e4th, at - 1 o'clock, , sharp, the following: HORSES -Draft mare, 6 years old; Draft' gelding, 3 years . old; Draft gelding, 1 years old; Draft gelding, aged; Draft mare, aged; Draft mare, in foal, CATTLE—Cow, 4 years old,. due tofreshen in May; cow, 9 years bid,' due to freshen May 5th; cow, 9 Years old, dueto freshen May 20t1i; cow, 9 years old, due to freshen Juno 1st; 8 steers,'2 years old; 4 steers, 1 year old; 2 dry cows; heifer, 1: year old; 2spring ca]ves. 1 young calf; IMPLEMENTS 'Massey - Harris binder, 7 ft. cut; Massey -Harris snow• er, 5% ft, cut; Massey -Harris manure spreader; hay loader; steel land'rol- ler; fanning mill; set scales, 2000 lb, capacity; 'turnip drill; riding plow; steel barrel; 76' bushels seed barley; 300 bushel Banner seed oats; quantity of mixed' grain. Everything to be disposed of as proprietor has sold his farm.. Terms:,—All sums of $10.00 and under, cash; overthat amount 12 mgnths credit will begiven on fur• hishing approved joint notes or a discount of 5 percent” allowed fox. cash on credit amounts, James Rud- dell, Proprietor, G. if. Elliott, Auc- tioneer: • 54-2,. Auction Sale Of Farm Stock and Implements, at lot 20, '-concession 15, Godericlr, Tp. 2 miles north west' of Clinton, on Friday, March 3065, at 1 o'clock, sharp, the following. HORSES --Grey. r Percheren teats, rising 8. years, well broken; heavy herse,•0.years old; heavy mare: aged; black, driver, 9 years old, quiet and reliable; single or double. CATTLE —Co*; '4 years old, due to freshen. Aug. 27th; cow, 5 years old, due to freshen August, 29; cow, 7 years old, due to-!reshen Nov. 10; cow, 8 years old, freshened two weeks; 2 cows, 9 years old, farrow, milking well; 2 heifers,- rising 3 years, in calf; 8'2 - year -old heifers; 1 2 -year-old steer; 2 1 -year-old heifers; 4 Polled Angus calves. PIGS -10 store hogs. POUL- T.1tY--About 75' Barred Rock ,.pullets anti year old liens. Good Collie dog, 1 year old. IMPLEM'EN'TS -Mas•' sey-Harris bincler,_6 ft, cut; Deering mower, 6 ft. cut; 12 -hoe seed drill; disk harrow; Quebec sulky plow; new; steel land roller; set diamond har- rows; Verity walking 'plow; Bain wagon with 2 sets' wheels; set Mani- tuba bob ,sleighs; wood rack wag'oi box stock.rack; gravel,box; 15 ft.' rack; . set'scales;- fanning- mill souf- 1ier;•steel tire buggy; cutter; putting box; No. 12 De: Laval cream_sepera- tor, nearly new Daisy churn wood• cook stove; set dog tongs; wheel barrow;' ` set double breeching har- ness; set plow harness; set single harness; steel scraper; -sap kettle;, 25 sap buckets; quantity of mixed hay; chains; forks; whiffletrees and other articles.: IOUSEHOLD EP FELTS—Linoleum, 12x161/, ft; kit. ellen table; 2 ,hanging: lamps :and numerous' other articles.- Terms:—Poultry and all sums., of 510,00 and under, cash; . oyer' that amount,` S months'.. credit will be giv- en on furnishing bankable paper or a discount of 4 percent., straight allow- ed for cash on credit amounts, Everything to be sold as propriet- or bas disposed of his farm, John T. McKnight, Proprietor, G. II. Elliott, Auctioneer; 54-1 H.111 tt'' w � �'d� H;8s61Ap l' Ilii s ' Bell . Fair service service sgant the. 'weelc-end;a.t her Boise on the 9th. A number from this vicinity at- tended the pie social in .Londesboro on Friday.. All report a. god i,lirie, Lloyd Medd spent the week-, cluck at his home. - Miss Cleta Medd took 'dirt ' thc p to program for the: pie social' ,and was in'uch_appreciated. -Mr. Chas, 'Stewart is wearing a broad smile tliese.sys, as lie has r young son weighing'nine pounds. AND Old Time f &rice NIGHT 010 Cfraslton-sprrsng Sh D r. Thursday April. 5th T'O'WN 1-LtLL, CLINTON, 8.00 1'. A.F. Competitions 4iddlers,'ot•er 55 years of age "The Opera Reel" Fiddlers 25 to 55 inclusive' "The Sailors Ilornpip_ Fiddlers c 1 ers under 25 years of age "Four Leaf Clover" Lady Fiddlers .. ............ ..............!.., 'One of the above selections" Step -Dancing ...... Comic Singing . .. .,..:.,_ ....:.:...........c: Fiddler Fiddler coming 'greatest distance .......,',, 7 5' 3 5 3. .:.2 .5 '3 2 3 Each fiddler' will be required uired to., play the selection for his or her `: class and one other selection self chosen, Accompanists will be `n ro . vided but contestants will be allowed to provide their own,.. Prize winnin 8 • fiddlers' will be required to provide Music for the 'Old Tinie Danceto be held after the contests: Admission 50c, No extra charge for Dance, - Prize lists for the Spring Show may •bg obtained from the Secretary, John Macfarlane, President, Geo, H. Elliott Secretar PRIZE 'LIS '' REGULATIONS 1. .All,entries must be in the hands of the 'secretary at 12 o'clock noon, April 5th. 2. All stock exhibited must be the, bona. fide property of the exhibitor. 3. Judging to begin at one o'clock sharp, 4. Membership'fee 15 51.00_. 5. All prize winners will have 51. deducted from their earnings for membership for. 1929. 6. No protests. No appeals allowed. ' 7. In the absence of competition in any class, or if the stock shown be of inferior quality, or nnsounclr.the judges will award such prizes as they think the animal deserves: 8. AU Stallions and Pure Bred •Stock must be registered or eligible for registration. „ • 9. The Association shall.not be liable for.' any loss to an exhibitor occasioned by •fire, accident, negligence"of other exhibitors or officials or otherwise. This shall be a condition of the entry; 10. Exhibitors shall, if requiredby the, Directors; make• a statutory declaration that the article' exhibited by them is exhibited in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Association. In a case of refusal all prizes shall be forfeited. 11. All cheques not persented by September .1st, 1928, .will rot be honored. HEAVY HORSES , Judging will commence at1 o'clock in order below mentioned. Separate judgesfor heavy and light horses. t]LYDESDALE• 1. Stallion, 3 year's and over ' . 2, Stallion, .under 3 years . PERCHERONS 3. Stallion, - 8 years 'and over 10 6 3 4., Stallion, under 3 years ...........................6 ... ......... 4 2 HEAVY DRAUGHT 5. Brood mare, 3 years. and over ....12 8 6 3 6. Filly or Gelding, 3 years and over .......... 10 8 6 3 .7. Filly or Gelding, 2 years and under 3 5 3 2 8. Filly or Gelding, 1 year and under 2 4 8 1 9. Horse, Colt or Filly, under 1 year • 3 2 1 10. Team in Harness . , . , 25 18 10 11. Sweepstakes '. . AGRICULTURAL 12. Brood Marc; 3 years and over 12 8 6 3 13. Filly or Gelding, 3 years.and over. 10 8 6'4-3 14. Filly or Gehring, .2 'years., and under 3 5 3 2 15: Filly or ,Gelding, 1 year and under 2 4 , .3 1 16, Horse Colt • or Filly, , under 1 year 3 2 1 17. Team' "in Harness 25 1810 6. 18. Sweepstakes" . GENERAL PURPOSE 19. Brood Marc; 3 years and `over 6 4 ;2' 20i Filly. or Gelding, 3 •years and . over . , , ... , ' 6 4 2 21. 'Team in Harness . , 18 12 ` 8 5 1st in class'].: Donated by S. S. Cooper. lst in class'13 donated by Robt. Lamont • lstiit. class 6 donated by W: G. Medd, M.P.P. LIGHT HORSES 22. Stallion, standard bred trotter . 5 4 2 23. Stallion, Standard bred pacer-. '........,.,6 4 2 24. Carriage horse in harness 6 5 4 3 25. Roadster,in harness .- 7 50 5 4 3 26. Carriage team, in harness . - 7 5 8 27. Roadster team in harness . 7 5 28. Best Gentleman's Turnout 6 4 8 29. 'Sweepstakes ....................................Ribbon Age in all classes to be enneidei'ed. Age to date from January lst. Brood mares inust'be-in foal or have raised a goal. let in Class 22—Goods, donated•by W. Counter:, 1st in, Class 25—Hat, donated by Morrish Clothing Co. 2nd in Class 25—Donated by Sutter & Perdue, 515 510.55 7 5 3' 80. 31. 32. .33. -34, • CATTLE SHORTHORNS • Bull, 2 years or over • 5 4 3 Bull, under 2 years , ... . 5 . ,4 3 Cow, 3 years and over . 5 3 2 "Heifer, 2 years.. , , . , , , 5 3 2 Heifer, 1 year ' . , . ._.. 5 3 2 • HERE 35. Bull, .2 years 'and over ` ' 5 3- 36." .Bull,' under 2` years . ' 5 - 3, 37. Cow, 3 years and' over . 5 3 38, Heifer, under 3 years . , . 0 $ POLLED ANGUS 39. Bull, 2 years or over 5,-. 3 40. Bull, 1 year 5 3 41. Cow, 3,years and over . 5 3 42. Heifer, under- 3 years . • 5 3 43. Sweepstakes Bull—Shorthorn, Aberdeen Angus or Hereford. 44. Best Herd, Male and 3 females . 5 DAIRY CATTLE 45. Dairy low, any age, any breed 10 6 4 3 46.' Dairy-Heife', ; under 2 years 7 ` 5 8 Cattle date from Jannary .1,st. ,No cattle allowed to compete for more than ohne prize except in best herd. -1st prize in Class 33-55.00 worth of meat, donated by Connell and Tynidall, ' - .Prizes inI Class 34--510.00 in goods, donated by Lob's' Grocery. 1st prize in Class 45$10.00, donated by ; Royal Bank and Bank of Montreal, .2nd prize in class 46, donated by Clinton Creamery,.' 47. Clintomo Branch- of the U. F. 0. gives 515 for the best 8 Heavy Draught, Agricultural or , General Purpose horses (stallions ,barred) any age 10 halter, and need not be the property of one man, but must 'be owned in the township. ' No competition :Un- less two or more townships are represented, 48. Gunn, Langlois :& Co. gives 510 for the best snatched teats in harness, any colon. 49. N. W, Trewartha, ex-M.L.A.,, gives 510 to the team coming greatest distance. 50: For Lady Drivers who have not won prizes before S5 53,51. 51. Best Laci Drivers -who have won prizes before '5 , 3 Lady n ,��,�,$1. . 52. Eest team sired. by Percheron Stallion or'Stallions 510, donated by L. Rousseau.'` • 53. Horse judging competition for: boys under 16' ehrs of age. No 1 SY g entry fee. 55, 53, 52: . 'To take place at.1.30 sharp,' 54. Beef cattleud •in • competition Tor boys un J g gYs de 1 r G years of, age, 63, 52, No entry fee. Donated by a friend. 1st prize in Class 5—Spoon set, donated by W. Ieal ar. 1st 7e'in.CIis 50—Umbrella, donated by J. A. Ir'nvin, 2nd it in prize Class .1-D" i 1 � orated lv R. TI, Johnson, ' Prizes in "Class 53 by Thos, McMillan, M.P.