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The Clinton News Record, 1938-10-06, Page 4PAGE 4 New Fall Shoes ON DISPLAY IN SHOE DEPARTMENT ON 2nd` FLOOR OUR HYGIENIC ARCH SUPPORT SHOES For Matrons are supreme in Style and Comfort. Made in Canada PER PAIR $2.95 Children's Shoes' WE CARRY THE CELEBRATED CHUM SHOES WHICH ARE BUILT FOR HEALTH AND 'COMPORT FOR r THE 'GROWING FEET Prices according to size $1.69 to $2.19 Fall Bulbs Now on Safe A. ".. COOPER, Phone: 36w Main Store, 363 Second Floor is the timeto prepare your system for the shocks it is sure to receive from, wet fall weather and cold winter weather- - just around the corner. We cannot advise you too strongly to start now to build up your resistance to avoid coughs and colds by taking PARKE DAVIS HALIVER OIL CAPSULES or PARKE DAVIS NATOLA CAPSULES This is not just a sales talk but goad sound advice, you will be glad if yen take it. W. S. 11. NNLMES HMI. CLINTON ONT. PHONE 51 Barker's _ V }ade To easure Suits, Top Coats, Overcoats In the latest shades and styles. REASONABLY PRICED FROM $23.75 UP READY MADE SUITS with 2 PAIR TROUSER $14.95 to $25.50 DAVIS 8c HERMAN CLEA"V"ING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING armor ASSIO2 '4Success ul Annual Fair at ' With a good. attendance and ex- hibits well above the average, Bay- field Fair held on Thursday, was one sof the most successful for many years. The Fair Board expressed themselves as paoticuhnrly well pleas- ed. For the first time in four years, line weather favored the exhibition. Both indoor and outdoor exhibition classes were well filled and of a high quality. HORSES Wagon Class -Brood mare, W. G. 4Jlark, foal, W. G. Clark; gelding or :filly, 2 yearn old, H. Penhale; gold- ing or filly, 1 year old, E. Foster; steam, W. Decker, G. Thiel. Percheron-T'wo year-old, Q. Camp - .bell; one -year-old, C. Campbell. Agricultural . Brood mare, N. Keyes end Son, C. Bedard; foal, N. Keyes and Son, W. Dale; gelding or filly, 1 year old, W. Dale, ii, E. Keyes; team, N. Keyes and Son, W. Dole. Heavy Draught -Brood marc, E. 'Webster, M. Grainger; foal, E. Web- :ster, M. Grainger; gelding or filly, 2 years old, H. E, Keyes; gelding -or filly, 1 year old, Hr E. Keyes, 1 and 2; team, E. Webster, M. Grainger. Roadsters -Brood mare, F. Keeg- .an,; foal, F. Keegan; single roadster G. King, F. Keegan; best gentle- nnan's `outfit, F. Keegan, G. ' King. Carriage - Single carriage horse, SE. Foster, E. Porter; lady driver, F. Keegan, E. Foster, CATTLE Grade -Milch cow, M. Grainger, 1 sand 2; heifer, 2 years old, Roy Pep- per, , M. Grainger; heifer calf, R. Pepper, M. Grainger; steer calf, R. :Pepper, 1 and 2; steer, 2 years old, R. Pepper M. Grainger; steer, 1 year old, R. Pepper, 1 and 2; Canada Packers special -steer, 1 year old, M. Grainger. Durham -Heifer, 1 year old, R. Tepper; heifer calf, R. Pepper. Herefords -Heifer calf, E. Web- nter; bull calf, E. Webster, 1 `and 2; Canada Packers special - Best beef cow, M. Grainger. Holstein -Milch cow, Wm. Sparks; heifer, 2 years old, Wm. Sparks; ''heifer, 1 year old, Wm. Sparks, 1 and 2; heifer calf, Wm. Sparks; T. Hato -n; special for best heifer calf ;shown be boy or girl over ten and Funder eighteen years of, age, -Roy Pepper. SHEEP Leicester -Ram, C. Lawson, R. Manson; ram lamb, C. Lawson, 1 and 2; ewe, C. Lawson, 1 aid 2; ewe lamb, C. Lawson, It. Manson. Lincolns -Rain, A. D. Steeper & Son; shearling ram, A. D. Steeper & Son, 1 and 2; ram Iamb, A.D. Steep- er & Son, 1 and 2; ewe, A. D. Steep- er & Son, 1 and 2; shearling ewe, IA, D, Steeper & Son, 1 and 2; ewe lamb, A. D. Steeper & Son, 1 and 2. Oxfords -Rant, two shears or over, le. McClymont; ewe, F. McClymont; shearling ewe, F. McClymont. Shropshires-Ram, two shears or over, W. H. Douglas, 1 and 2; shear - ling ram, W. H. Douglas, 1 and 2; ram lamb, W. H. Douglas, 1 and 2; ewe, W. 11. Douglas 1 and 2; shear - ling ewe, W. H. Douglas, 1 and 2; ewe lamb, W. H, Douglas, 1 and 2. Grade -Ewe, W. G. CIark, 1 and 2; shearling ewe, W. G. Clark, R. Man- son; ewe lamb, W. G. Clark, R. Man- son. PIGS Berkshire - Brood ' sow, Thos. Snowden. Yorkshire -Aged boar, A. 11. War- ner; brood sow, A. 11. Warner, 1 and 1 2; boar. littered . this year, A. II. Warner, 1 and, 2; sow littered this year, A. H. Warner, James Sterling. Tamworth -Aged ' boar, Thomas Snowden, R. Manson; brood sow, R. Manson, T. Snowden; boar, littered ,this year T. Snowden, R, Manson; sow, Tittered this year, R. Manson, T. Snowden. Pair bacon hogs, any breed H. Desjardine, A. H. Warner. Cleveland's Special for best boar; any breed -A. 11,. Warner. POULTRY 3rahmee-pullet, L. O'Brien, 1st and 2nd; cock, L. O'Brien, F. John- ston; hen, L. O'Brien, 1st and 2nd; cockerel, L. O'Brien, 1 st and 2nd. Consists -Cock, F. Johnston. Langshans - Cocl., F. Johnston;hen, J. Koehems, 1 and 2. Barred Rocks, utility Pullet, F. Mcelyment,' 1 and 2; 'hen, F. Mc- Clyront, 1 and 2;. cockerel, F. Me- Clynrent, White Rocks, utility=Pullet, 0. Battler, T. Snowden; cock, T. Snow- den, H. Penhale; hen, H. Penhale, T. Snowden; cockerel, 0. Battler, T. Snowden. White Wy a.ndottes Pullet 0. Battler; cock, 0, Battler; hen, 0. Battler; cockerel, 0. Rattler. THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THUR,S., OCT, 6, 1938. Buff Orpitvgtons-Cock, T. Snow- deti, J. Koehems„ T, Snowden. Silver Grey Dorkings-Pullet, 0. Battler, T. Snowden; 'cock, 0. Batt- ler, J. Kochems; hen, 0. Battler J. Kochems; cockerel, .0. Battler,' J. Koehems, Brown Leghorns-Pullet, 0,' Batt- ler, F, Thompson; cock, 0. Battler, F. Thompson; hen, H. Penhale, T. Snowden; 'cockerel, T. Snowden, F, Thompson. White Legherns-.Bullet, F. John- ston, J. Koehems; cock, F. Johnston, J. Koehems; •hen, J. Kochems, F. Johnston; cockerel, F, Johnston, M. Grainger. ..Rhode Island Red -Pullet, F. John- ston; cock, F. ;Johnston; hen, F. Johnston, J. Kochems; cockerel, J. Kochems, F. Johnston.' Anconas-Pullett, L: O'Brien, 1st and 2nd; cock, F. Johnston, L. O'- Brien; hen, F. Johnston, L. O'Brien] cockerel, L. O'Brien, ,1 and 2. Light Sussex -Pullet, C. Diehl, 1 and 2; hen, C. Diehl, J, Kochems; cockerel, C. Diehl, 1 and 2. Guineas Cock,, F, McClymont; hen, F. McClymont. ' Black Minnrcas--.Pullet, F. John- ston, 0. Battler; cock, 0. Battler; hen, 0. Battler; cockerel, 0. Battler. Andalusians..Pullet, 0. Battler; cock, 0; Battler; hen, 0, Battler, J. Kochems; cockerel, 0. Battler. • Silver Hamburgs-Pullet F. John J stun, L. O'Brien;' cock, L. O'Brien; hen, F. 'Johnston, L. O'Brien; bock erel, F. Johnston, L. O'Brien. Black Hambgrgs-Pullet, L. . O'- Brien, 1 and 2; cock, L..O'Brien, 1 and 2; hen, L.'O'Brien, 1 and 2; cock- erel, LeO'Brien, O'Brien, 1 and 2. Houdans-Pullet, L. O'Brierl; hen L. O'Brien. Bantams, any variety - Pullet, L. O'Brien; cock, F. Johnston, 1 and 2; hen, F. Johnston, 1 and 2. Indian Runner a:ucks, old -H. Des- jardine, 0. Battler; drake, H.' Des- jardine, 0. Battler; Indian Runner ducks, young -A. Warner, H. Desjar- dine; drake, A. Warner, H. Desjar- dines; Muskova ducks, old -H. -Pen - hale, T. Snowden; drake -T. Snow- den, H. Penhale; Muskova ducks, young -T. Snowden, H. Desjardine; drake -T. Snoevden, H. Desjardine; Pekin ducks, old - H. Warner, T. Snowden; drake - A. Warner, J. Kochems; Pekin ducks, young -J. Koehems, A Warner; drake - A. Warner, T. Snowden; Rouen ducks, young - E. Porter, T. Snowden; drake -E. Porter, T. Snowden, Toulouse geese, old gander - C. Diehl, A. Warner; old goose, G. Diehl A. Warner; young gander, G. Diehl. l mbdea geese -old gander, A. Warner, 1 and 2; old goose, A. Wanner, 1 and 2; young gander, A. Warner, F. Jolinston; young goose, F. Johnstan, 1 and 2. Bronze turkeys, old cock, A Warn- er; old hen, A. Warner, 1 and 2; young cock, A. Warner, 1 and 2; young hen, A. Warner, 1 and 2. Trewartha special :Best six utility pullets, 0. Battler. Makins special -Best pair chickens E. Porton. DAIRY PRODUCE Ten lbs. salt butter, le. McClymont, R, Geiger; 5 lbs. butter, R. Geiger, F. McCj=talent; 5 lb. crock butter, Mrs. F. McEwen, J. W. Johnston; 1 lb. fancy print butter, Mrs. le. Me - Ewen, W. G. Clark; cottage cheese, W. G° Clark, J. Sterling; ham, home - cured, R. Geiger, H. A. Fuss; home - rendered larch, R. Geiger, F, McCly- mont; home -cured bacon, W. G. CIark; pair dresed chickens„ r, Me- Chyntont, 0. Battler; heaviest doz. en hen's eggs, white shell, G. Dat. ers, 0. Battler; heaviest dozen hen's eggs, brown shell, 0. Battler, E. Foster. DOMESTIC SCIENCE Home-made white bread, 14i lb. loaf, 0. Battler, W. G, Clark; home- made Graham bread, 1i -ib, loaf, W. G. Clark; Boston brown bread, E. Foster, Mrs. J. 'Towne; nut bread, E. Stephenson; graham muffins, E. Stephenson,,le. McOlymont; layer cake, light, . G. Clark, Mrs. How; rie; • scones, E. Foster, F. McCly- monle tarts, W. 0. Clark, 3'. W. Johnston salad vegetables, Mrs. Pfile, Scotch shovtbread, W. G. Clark, Mrs. J. Ronnie; layer cake,. chocolate, W. G. Clark, 1. McCly- mont; layer cake, spice, Mrs. Hab- erer, Mrs. M. Willis; fruit cake, Mrs. J, Howrie, E. Foster; buns, E. Fost- er, Da'. Grieve; tea biscuits, G. Det- ers, W. G. Clark; ginger hermits,. E. Foster, W. G. Clads; cookies, W.' G. Clark, Mrs Haberer; • plain muffins, F. McClymont, W. G. Clark; 'meat loaf, Mrs. Haberer, Mrs. Metcalf; ap- ple hie F. McClymont, E, Stephenson; lemon pie, E. Stephenson, W. G. Clark; bestbox lunch for school child, G. Daters, Mrs. Pfile; 'home- made fudge -W. G. Clark, E'. Fost- er; baked beans, G. Daters, J. W. Johnston; mast suitable and appetiz- ing cold lunch, G. Daters, ; H. A. Fuss; pickles, O: Battler, ISI. Des- jardine; jelly and Marmalade, H. Desjardine; catsups and ,meat sauces H. Desjardine, Mrs. Metcalfe; can- non fruits, 0. Battler, W. G. Clark; canned vegetables, G. Daters, H. Desjardine; canned meats, 0, Batt- ler, H. A. Fuss; bee ;products, P. Cleave; strained honey, P. Cleave; maple syrup, M. Rader, P. Cleave. GRAINS AND SEEDS, White winter wheat, M. Truemner, E. Porter; red Winter wheat, M. Ra- der, H. A. Fuss; • spring wheat, M. Rader, H. Truemner; field peas, white oats 1i. Truemner, H. Desjar- dine; red clover seed, M. Rader, T. Snowden; thnothy'seed, T. Snowden, F. McClymont; sweet clover.` seed, F. McClymont, 2. Snowden; ' yellow conn, 0. 'Battler, F. McClymont; dent coin, O. Battler, A. Warner; sweet corn T. Snowden, G. Daters; pop - cern, el. Battler, W. J. McKenzie; pea. beans, H. Truemner, 0. Batt- ler; buckwheat, M.' Rader, II, Des- jardine; tallest and heaviest stalks of corn, O. Battler, 'F. McCylmont. FRUITS Three bunches grapes, M. Grain- ger, H. Desjardine; collection of grapes, Mrs. Haberer, C. B. Middle- ton & Son; peaches, J. Sterling H. Desjardine; 'prunes, E. Porter, F. Keegan; yellow crabs T. Snowden, F. McClymont; red crabs, H. Truemner, T. Snowden; Barnette p,ear's, F. Me CIymont J. Sterling; Flemish beauty pears, J. Sterling;' colleetionof ap- ples, J. Sterling; winter apples, C. B. Middleon & Son, J. Sterling; best hamper McIntosh Reds, J. Sterling, C. B. Middleton & Son; basket Mc- Intosh . Reds C. B. Mt3iddleton, J. Ster- ling; basket Northern Spies, C. B. Middleton, J. Sterling; fall apples, four varieties, J. Sterling, F. Mc- Clymont; Tatman Sweets, W. J. Mc- Kenzie, 0. B. Middleton; •plate of McIntosh Reds, C. B. Middleton, J. Sterling; Baldwins, J. Sterling, H. Truemner.; Mann raphes, T. Snowden, •M. Grainger; Northern Spies, C. B. Middleton, J Sterling; Rings, C. B. Middleton, J. Sterling; Greenings, H. Truemner; Ribston Pippins, J. Ster- ling, T. Snowden; Wealthy, W. J. McKenzie, F. McQIyntont; 'Wagners, H. Truemner, F. Middleton; Golden Russets . J. Sterling, M, Grainger; Blenheim Pippins, J. Sterling, C. B. Middleton; Snows, C. B., Middleton, Jr. Sterling; Ontarios, J. Sterling, T. Snowden; Wolf River, F. Middleton, H. True -inner; best basket of fruity Mrs. Haberer,. VEGETABLES Early potatoes, 0. Battler, M. Ra- der; late potatoes, 0. Battler, bl, Ra- der; heaviest mangolds, M. Grainger, W. J. McKenzie; Mangolds, long red, M. Grainger, II, Desjardine; man- golds, globe, H. Truemner, T. Snow, den; intermediate mangolds, M. Grainger, C. B. Middleton; field car- rots, H. Truemner; table carrots, long, 0. Battler, F. McClymont; table carrots, short, O. Battler, Mrs. D. Willis; table beets, long, 0. Batt- ler, Dr, Grieve; table turnip beets, F. Barker, 0. Battler; parsnips, P. Cleave, A. H. Warner; table turnips, P. Cleave, F.• Middleton; heaviest turnips, H. Teuenmer, W. McKenzie; sugar beet mangolds, M. Grainger, C. B. Middleton; winter radish, 0. Battler, H. Truemner; salsify,, Dr. Grieve; cabbage, 0. Boater, F. Bar- ker; cauliflower, Mrs. D, Willis, 0. Battler; white celery, G. Daters, H. A. Fuss; inuslamelons, T. Snowden, 0. B. Middleton; watermelons, T. Snowden, 0. Battler; citrons, 13. Geiger, E. Foster; pumpkin for table use, ee Barker, W. J. McKenzie; pumpkin for feed, H. Truennicr, G, Daters; squash for feed, T. Snowden, 0. Battler; large English potato on- ions, 0. Battler, NI. Rader;; large white onions, F. Barker, II.• A. Fuss; large red onions, H. A. Fuss, F. Barker; large yellow onions, F. Bar- ker, H. A. Fuss; red tomatoes, 0. Battler, W. J. McKenzie; yellow to- matoes, 0. Battler; largest tomatos, W. J. McKenzie; gherkins, 0. Batt- ler, H. A. Fuss; cucumbers for table use, H, A. Fuss, G. Daters; small fruit tomatoes, Mrs. Metcalfe, J. W. Johnston; largest head of sunflower, le, Barker, H Truemner; collection of garden herbs, • Mrs. Pfile, Mrs. Haberer; collection of peppers,. Dr. Grieve, F. Barker; sweet peppers, Mrs. Pfil,e, F. Barker; vegetable narrow," F. Barker, A. Truemner; green ltubbard squall, H. Truemner, C. B. Middleton; yellowhubbard squash, H. Truemner, 'Dr. Grieve. Miss O'Neil special -Best collec- tion of table vegetables, Dr. Grieve.. PLANTS AND FLOWERS Bouquet, large, Mrs. 8, Haber, Mrs. Metcalfe; bouquet, small, Mrs. Met- calfe, Mrs. Haber; sylvia, F. Barker, F. Middleton; dahlias, F. Barker, Miss Annie Consitt; fu'schias, Mrs. S. Haber; pansies, Mrs. Metcalfe, E. Foster; tuberous begonias, F. Bark- er, W. 3'. McKenzie; geraniums, . F. Barker, Mrs. Pfile; asters, Mrs,: Met- calfe, Mrs. Willis; , petunias, Mrs. Metcalfe, F. Barker; house plants, F. Barker, W. J. McKenzie; coleus, Mrs. Pfile, Dr..Grieve; annuals not other- wise listed, F. Barker, Mrs. Metcalfe; cosmos, Mrs. M. Willis, E. Stephen- son; zinnias, F. Barker, Mrs. Met- calfe; verbenas, F, Barker, Mrs. Ha- ber; gladiolas, F. Barker, Mrs, Ha- ber; sweet peas, F. Middleton, W. J. McKenzie; roses, Mrs. Haber, F. Barker FINE ARTS . Landscape, oil, Dr. Grieve, M. E. Livingston; still 'life, Miss Living- Ston, Dr. Grieve; landseape, water color, 'Miss Livingston, Mrs, D Wil- lis,' fruit, water color, Miss Living- ston, Mrs, Helene; flowers, water color, H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Howrie; pen and ink drawing, H. A. Fuss, Miss Livingston; drawing, crayon, or lead point, Miss Livingston; water color painting on silk or satin, Mrs. How- rie, Miss Livingston; hand -painted china, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Howe rie; 'stenciling on fabric, Miss Liv= ingston; fruit, in oil, Miss Livngston, Mrs. Howrie; flowers, in on, Miss Livingston, Mrs.. Howrie; pencil sketch from nature, Miss Livingston. LADIES' WORK Living Room Accessories- Table genti.epiece, Miss- Livingston, Mrs; Howrie; table runner, Miss Living- ston, H, A. Fuss; eushion,l 3I, A. Fuss; cushion any other kind, Mrs, J. Howrie, Mrs, W. Consitt; lamp shade, Miss Livingston„ Dining -room Accessories - Table cloth and servietties, Miss Living ston, H. A Fuss; table cloth, cut work, Mrs Pfile, Mrs. J. Howrie; tea cloth, embroidered, pin's. 1lowrie, I4lrs. Pfile; tea cloth, crocheted cor- ners and edging, Mrs. Howrie, Dr. Grieve; tray cloth, Miss Livingston,.. Mrs, Pfile; centrepiece, Miss Living- ston, Mrs. Pfile; luncheon set, Miss Livingston, R. Geiger; buffet set,, R. Geiger, Mrs, Pfile; buffet scaa'f, H. A, Fuss, Mrs. Howrie; tea cosy, Mrs. Pfile, Miss Livingston:. Colored linens -Bridge„ set, Mrs. J. Howrie, Mrs. 5. Houston; buffet set, Miss Livingston, Mips, S. Hou- ston. • Bedroom Accessories -Hemstitch- ed sheets, Miss Livingston, H. A. Fuss; pillowcases, hemstitched, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Howrie; pillowcases embroidery, Miss Livingston, R. Geiger; pillowcases, lace trimmed, E. Stevenson, H. •A. Fuss; curtains, M. Livingston, B. A. Fuss; towels, em- broidered, Mrs, 5, Houston, Miss Livingston; towels, crochet trimmed, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Howrie; dres- sing table set, Mrs. Pfile, Mrs, Hew- rie; fancy bed lamp shade, Miss Liv- ingston; embroidered tea towels, Mrs. D. Willis, Miss Livingston. Children's Wear - Child's dress, made from old garment, H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Pfile; child's play dress, Mrs. Pfile, H. A, Fuss; baby's jacket and bonnet, crochet, Mrs. 5. Houston; baby's jacket and bonnet knit, M. Rader, Miss Livingston; baby's boot- ees, knit, 141: Rader, Miss Livingston; baby's bootees, crochet, . M. Rader, Miss Livingston; handmade smock dress for child, Mrs. Pfile; handmade "Gertrude" embroidered baby's petti- coat, Miss Livingston. Ladies' .Wear -Apron, practical, Mrs, Houston, Mrs. Pfile; dress, Mrs Pfile, Miss Livingston; ladies' under- wear (cotton), H. A. Fuss, Miss Liv- ingston; ladies': underwear (sills), Miss Livingston, H. A. Fuss; smock, Miss Livingston, H. A. Fuss; collar and cuff set, Mrs. Pfile, H. A. Fuss; handkerchiefs, 'Miss Livingston, Mrs. Howrie; pullover, wool, H. A. Fuss, Mrs. 5. Ilouston; fancy apron, Mrs. Pfile, E. Stevenson; ladies' dress, made from old garment, Miss M. Livingston, Mrs. Pfile; home dyeing, Mrs. Howrie. Men's Wear -. Sport shut, Mrs. Pfile, H. A. Fuss; pyjamas, Miss Livingston, H. A. Fuss; pullover sweater, Mrs. S. Houston, A.A. Fuss; mitts, heavy, Mrs. Howrie, 0. Batt- ler; seeks heavy, H. A. Fuss Miss Livingston; socks, fine, Miss Living- ston, Mrs. Pfile; handkerehiefs, H. A. Fuss. Miscellaneous }Work -Patchy, hem- med, Mrs. Pfile, H. A. Fuss; filet crochet,- H, A. Fuss, Miss Living- ston; tatting, Miss Livingston, H. A. Fuss; fancy "knitting in eotton, Mrs. Howrie, Miss Livingston; drawn thread wcrk, R. Geiger, Miss Liv- ingston; hemstitching, Mrs. Pfile, Mrs. Howrie; cut work, R. Geiger, H. A. Fuss; tapestry work in petit point, H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Howrie; cross stitch, Miss Livingston, W. G. Clark; Irish crochet, R. Geiger, Mrs. Howrie; sampler, Mrs. Pfile, H. A. Fuss; darning on worn socks, Mrs. D. Willis, Dr. Grieve;• assortment of work clone by lady after reaching age of seventy, Mrs. ?file, H. A. Fuss. Herne Manufacturer'sBedieread, white embroidered, Ed. roster, E. Stevenson; bedspread, tufted in candlewick, Miss Annie Consitt, 0. Battler; quilt applique, Miss Living- ston, Mrs. W. Consitt; quilt, cotton, Mrs, Haber, E. Stevenson; comfort- er, fancy, 0. Battler, W, 0. Clads, ecniforter, goose clown, 3, W. John- ston, W. G. Clark; crochet afghan, Mrs. S, Ilouston, Miss M. Living- ston; hearth rug rags, II. Desjar- dine, Miss Livingston;, hearth rug, wool, 13, Desjarditle, E. Stevenson;` rag mat, Mrs. Pfiie; best labor-sav- ing device, Mrs. Pfile, H. A. Fuss; braided mat, silk, Mrs. Pfile, Mrs. S. Houston; hand' soap, home-made, F. McClymont, H. A. Fuss. SCHOOL SECTION Grain, Roots and Vegetables -Fall wheat, sheaf, I. tblcClymont; white oats, sheaf, C. Keyes; beets, W. Johnston, Jean Greer, Mary McCly- mont; carrots, M. Mcoiymont, D. McEwen, E. Watson, E. Sparks, B. Mcllwain; onions. G. Bell, E. Leitch, A. Rau, M. Maxwell, • E. Osmond; potatoes, M, McClymont, M. Switz- er, E. Ducharme, A. Brandon, • G. Brandon. Live Stock -Dairy calf, J. Camp- bell; beef calf, Leona Webster; pet, caged, M. Atkinson, D. McLeod, J. Parker, 0. Greer. Domestic 'Science -.Maple cream, E. Steep, J. Middleton, A. Sturgeon, E. Stecicle, D. Mel.ven; graham muf- fins, B. Middleton, A. Brandon, M. Maxwell, • A. Townsend, . J. Greer; date loaf, B. Pease, E. Leitch, ` E.. Watson. Needlework -Weaving, A. Rau, S. Talbot, J. Greer; apron, L. Middle- ton, A. Townsend, B. Middleton, A. Steckle, M. Maxwell,' Construction :Baseball and bat, D. McGuire, B. Stevenson, M. Rau, K. Keyes, J. Sturgeon; egg cup, M. At- kinson, E. Cleave, ,L McClymont, J. SPARTON OF CANADA and Sport Shop CLINTON Present Radio's Richest Voice Special window Display In co-operation with the manufacturer we have arranged for a special window display of the New 1939 Sparton Radios. Snappy little cabinet models priced from $34.95 in an assortment of colours to suit the decoration scheme of kitchen, bedroom, living room or den. Inspect "`The Continental"' and other larger 'cab inet models with Triple Type Tuning, A .itomat'id Push Button Control, ]nal Tuning, Extra Octave Bass Response System and other improvements. EXTRA SPECIAL NEW LOW PRICES DURING THIS DEMONjSTRATION Since 1900 Sparton's choice has been to use only the best materials. If the true operating efficiency or durability of any given model depended on a slight addition here, a strengthening there, or perhaps a larger sized part (all of which add to the final cost) Sparton used it, That, as much as any other factor, accounts for Sparton's growth and popularity. REMEMBER -ONLY THE RICH CAN AFFORD A "CHEAP" RADIO. BECOME A MILLIONAIRE Let Us Help You Save Money Epps Sport Shop I Th N why Dec i,.F,;.tewar. Jewell-'ry Store As oar new stock of goods will not all be in for another week or two we are going to begin with an opening sale on all the goods that were in the store. STRAIGHT PRICE DISCOUNTS OF 25% on all ,Tewellery such as rings of all kinds, brooches, bar pins, wrist watches, pocket watches, silver tie pins, ear -rings, odd pieces of china and glassware, lockets and chains, crosses, pearl necklets, Waldemar chains, knives, watch bracelets, and many other items. This is you opportunity to get genuine bargains- on goods for yourself or for gifts. We invite you to come in and look around whether you make a, purchase or not. We have a special show -room for the convenienpe of our customers who desire to vices rings or gifts in privacy. Terms are cash during this sale ending October 1515, In the meantime new Jewellery in the latest styles for 1989 will be arriving each week. Also a nice line of new gift pieces for every occasion. - WATCH & JEWELLERY REPAIRING A SPECIALTY .Also a counter of eigarettes and up-to-date sundries for your convenience, We will welcome a visit by you. Open Evenings. Quick Service on Special Orders. Westlake A. Craig; bread board, S. Brandon, K. Keyes, J. Applebeck, M. Atkinson, W. Castle, A.'l4lakins; soap Boyd; girls race, 8 years and under, carving, B. Rothwell, B. Mcllwain, B. York, M. Talbot, G. Lobb, J. A. Sturgeon, P. Lindsay, W. Holland. Sturgeon, E. Dyer; boys' race, 12 Writing -Pruner, J. McDonnell, B. years and under, B. Johnston, L. Stevenson, K. Keyes, C. Greer, M. Pease, G. Westlake, A, Keyes, C. Stevenson, K. Keyes, E. Dwyer first Keyes; girls' race, 12 years and un- reader, C. Greer, M, Talbot, L. Du der, A. Townsend, D. Mclewen, E. charnie, M. Atkinson; second reader, Osmond, J. Rau, M. Maxwell; boys G,' Steep, 14. Middleton, J. Parker, 16 and under running broad jump, B. York; Grade 5 Reader, B. Rath- L. Westlake, 3. Pearson, B. Bugler, well, E, Steep, A. Sturgeon, D. Ducharme; Grade '7 Reader, B. Mid- dleton, A. Townsend, II. Johnston, M. Maxwell; Grade 8 Reader, M. Ewen; A. Townsend, J. Middleton; Westlake; General work book, D. boys' sack race, K. Brandon, D. Du McEwen. eharme; girls' three logged race, A. Art --Grades 1, 2, crayon drawing, Sturgeon and H. Sturgeon; D. Mc - I. McClymont, A. Martin, B. Elliott, Leod and D. McEwen; V. Pease and A. Craig; Grades 3, 4, fruit and . E, Leitch; E. Watson and S. Talbot; leaves, M. Reid, G. Steep, L. Middle- A. • Townsend and R. Middleton. ton, K. Gingerich; Grades 5, 6, Baeehier's special -Best collection spring flower, ''water color, D. Me- of vegetables -E. Leitch,' Ewen, E. Osmond, E. Steep, S. At- kinson; Grades 7, 8, Safety First Poster, water color, A. Martin., R. • TUCKERSMITD• Middleton, 0. Hopson; Grades 9, 10, book cover, E. Watson, H. Warmer, Corn cutting is the order of the Sterling.: day in this vicinity. 'Collections -Project on a country Mr. and Mrs, T. Webster attended picture, L. ' Middleton, G. Steep; Lucknow Fair on Friday last. Geog'r'aphy scrap book, L. Webster, Anniversary Services will be ob- A. Sturgeon; collection weeds, nam- served in Turner's .Church on Sun-- ed., un..ed, A. Keyes, D. McEwen, E.: Leitch; day, October' 16th. Rev. Eric Ander. insects named, E. Watson, E. Leitch, son will be the guest speaker.. D. •Ducharme,• V. Pease; weed seeds, Many from this vicinity .attended A. Keyes, R. Middleton, D. Duch- Anniversary Services in Ontario st. arm. Church on . Sunday last when Rev, A. Sports -Pre-school .children, D. Agnew of Empress Ave. Church, Lone Campbell, G. Webster, E. Castle, J, don was 'the guest speaker ;in the; Middletton, G. Sturgeon; boys' race,.'inorning and Rev. A. E.Doan of For.. 8 yearsand under, W. E. Elliott, G. est in the evening. , B. Johnston, S. Craig; girls 16 and under, running hop, step and jump, E. Leitch, R. Middleton, D. Mc.