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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1938-09-29, Page 2PAGE TWO THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, S'EPTEMBE'R 29, 1938 SEAFORTH FALL FAIR HORSES Agricultural -Brood pare, Alex. Wright; foal of 1938, George A. Coyne, F. Ellering- ton, E. Butson; filly or 'gelding, 4 years, W. Dale; fitly or gelding, 3 years, W. Dale, R. N. Hamilton; filly or gelding, u years, W. Brock, Wes Parsons (Munro), R. F. Hamilton: filly or gelding, 4 year, W. Dale, R. F. Hamilton. Sweepstakes, W. Brock. Heavy Draught Brood mare, W. Brock; foal, W. Brock, L. Morris and 3rd. Filly or gelding, 4 years, James Scott and 2nd; filly or gelding, 2 years, R. F. Hatnilton, M. E. Hoop- er; filly or gelding, id year, W. Brock; R. Murdoch special for 3 foals, G. A. Coyne, F. Ellerington, E. Butson. 'Sweepstakes, R, F. Hamilton. 'Mrs. 'Gotendock special for colt, J. Carter, J. Murray. Wagon Horse on Halter -Filly or gelding, 3 years, W. Decker. Frank Scott; filly or gelding. 2 years, M. Hooper, 'J , Kries and 3rd: filly= or gelding. Al year. 14. Hooper, L. Coyne. 'Roadster - Brood mare, Joseph Murray, foal, Joseph Murray. Carriage -Foal, 'John Carter. Harness Class A rieultural team. W. Dale; heavy draught team, Jame; Scott: general purpose team, W. Decker. J. (Cries; roadster horse, J. Galbraith, Rev. R. W. Craw; carriage horse, \V. Decker, J. Kries, J, Carter; lady driver and outfit, J. Galbraith, Rev. R. \V. Craw. General Purpose Brood mare, E. P. Chesney, B. Williams & Son; foal: E. P. Chesney, B. Williams & Son, Judge, James Brandon. CATTLE Shorthorn Cow, W. Oestricher, W. Turnbull and 3rd; heifer, two years, \V. Turn- bull and 2nd; heifer, one year, W. Oestricher, W. Turnbull and 3rd. Heifer calf, \V, Oestricher and 3rd, \V. Turnbull: bull calf, W. Oes- tricher and 2nd; bull one year, W. Oestricher; bull, two years. \V, Oes- tricher, W. Turnbull. Herd, all beef breeds, Todd & Son. Oestricher, :O'Neill Bros: Grades, Beef, Cow, three years, Howard Wright. Orville MacLaren and 3rd; heifer, two years, Roy Pepper, Orville Mac - Laren; heifer, one year, Roy Pepper, 0. •MacLaren and 3rd; heifer calf, A. Park, R. Pepper, W. Turnbull; steer calf, R. Pepper and 2nd. Butchers' Cattle Fat cow or heifer, Orville Mac - Laren: steer or heifer, F. G. Todd & Son, O'Neill Bros.; baby beet F. G. Todd & Son, Roy Pepper, Andrew Park, H. Wright. Ayrshires-Cow, W, F. Beirnes and 2nd; heifer, one year, W. F, Beirnes and 2nd; heifer calf, W. F. Beirnes and 2nd; bull calf, \V. F. Beirnes. Jersey -Bull, one year, Chas, Bar- nett; cow: Chas. Barnett and 2nd and 3rd; heifer, two year. Chas. Barnett and 2nd; heifer, one year, Chas. Bar- nett and 2nd; heifer calf, And, Park. Holstein -Bull, E. M. Vine; cow, E. M. Vine; heifer, tw a years, E. M. Vine; heifer. one year. E. M. Vine and 2nd; heifer calf. E. M. Vine; bull calf, E. M. Vine. Dairy cattle herd prze, E. M. Vine, W. F. Beirnes, Polled Angus Bull, F. •G. Todd & Son, Lorne Carter: cow, Lorne Carter and 2nd; heifer, two years. Tadd & Son, Lorne Carter; heifer, one year. Todd & Son and 2nd: heifer calf. Tarld. Lorne Carter: bull calf, Lorne Carter. Herefords B11. 1 year, O'Neil: Bros., H. Wright and 3rd; cow, H. Wright and 3rd: O Neill Brea.; heifer. two years, H. Wright, O'Neill Bro..: heifer, ane year. H. Wright,O'Neill Bros.; heif- er calf, '01Neill Brae. and 3rd, H. Wright: 'bull calf, O'Neil! Bros. and Znd, H. Wright. Bank of Commerce :pedal, best -animal, any age, F. G. Todd & Son {Lucknow). T. Eaton Company special, for group of 3 dairy cows, E. M. Vine. 'Judges, C. J, White, Geo. C. Mc- Intosh, SHEEP Shropshiredowns Ram, two years, Wm. H. Douglas and 3rd, 0. McGowan; ram, one year, \Wm, FL Douglas and 3rd. 0. Mc- Gowan: ram lamb, O. McGowan and 3rd, W. H. Douglas; ewe, 0, Mc- Gowan and '2nd; W. H. Douglas: Shearling ewe, W. H. Douglas and 2n4. 0. McGowan: ewe lamb, •0. Mc- Gowan and 2nd, W. H. Douglas. Southdown Ram, two years, J. B. Kennedy and 2nd; ram, one year, ram Iamb, ewe, ahearling' ewe, ewe lamb, J. B. Ken- nedy and 2nd. Lincolns -Ram, two years. R. & I. Goddard and 2nd; ram, one year, ram iamb. ewe, shearling ewe. ewe 'lamb, R. & I. Goddard and 2iid. Leicester Rena, two years. J. S. Cowan, E. Snell. 'Guy Dorrance; ram, one year, E. Snell; ram lamb, E. Snell, J. 5, C";van and 3rrl: ewe, J. S. Cowan, E. Sn_!! and 3rd; sbeetling ew-e, F. Snell and 3rd, J. S. Cowan; ewe lamb, 3, S. Cowan and 3rd, 3. S. Snell. 'Oxfords Ram, two years, W. Henry, F, Mc- Clymont, ram one year, W. Henry, O. McGowan: ram lamb, W. Henry R11,1 °ad, 0. bfrGowan; ewe, W. Henry. F. McClymont, shearline ewe, W. Henry, .0, McGowan, F. McClymont; ewe lamb, W. Henry and 3rd, 0. McGowan. Dorset Horned Ram,: two years, P, E. Dearing, 0. McGowan, C. Danbrook; ram, mac year, P. E. Dearing, O. McGowan, C. Datebroo'k; ram lamb, 0. ,Mc- Gowan and 3rd, P. E. ,Dearing; ;ewe, P. E. Dearing and 3rd, O. McGowan; shear -ling ewe, 0. M.cGow'an, P. E. Dearing, and 3rd; ewe lamb, P. E. Dearing and 3rd, 0. McGowan. •Wether Iamb long wool, E. Snell. Wether lanvb, 'short wool, J. B. Kennedy and 3rd, 0. McGowan. Judge, John MaQuillin, Lucknow. PIGS Yorkshire Boar, over 11 year, A. Warner; boar, under l year, A. Warner and 3rd; W. Turnbull; saw, one year, A. Warner, and 2nd and Shed; young saw, W. Turnbull, -A. !Warner and 3rd. Berkshire Boar, over one year, A. Thomson (Stratiord)' and 2nd, J. S. Cowan; young boar, J, S, Cowan '(A'ttyood), A. 'Thomson and 3rd; sow one year, A. Thomson and 2nd, 3. S. Cowan; young sow, J. S. Cowan. A. Thom- son and 3rd. Tamworth -Boar. one year, Doug- las Brae„ R. Manson: young boar, Douglas Bros. and 2nd, R. Manson; sow. one year, Douglas Bros. and 2nd, R. Manson; young sow. Douglas Bros. and 3rd. C. Danbrook. Bacon Has -W. Turnbull, Rus- sell Bolton, Douglas Bras. Judge, John llcQuiliin, Lucknow, POULTRY Brahman, cock, pullet, M, A. Fraser (Biythl Barred Rocks -Cock, NI. A. Fraser; hen and pullet, M. A. Fraser and 2nd; ckl \f 1 Fraser, Rev, Craw. White Rocks -Cock and hen, Dou- glas Bros.; ckl, Douglas Bros., Lloyd Skillings: pullet, Douglas Bros., J. Battler. Buff Rocks -Cock, 'L, Skillings, T. Rivers; hen and pullet, T. Rivers, L. Skillings: ckl, T. Rivers and 2nd, Cachins, hen, NI. A. Fraser, Darkings-Cock, hen, ckl, pullet, J. Battler, NI. A. Fraser, A. 0. V. Hamburgs-Hen,\L A. Fraser and 2nd: ckl, pullet, 3.5. A. Fraser. Lan.gshans - Cock, hen, M. A. Fraser. Orpington -Cock, \f A. Fraser, L. Skillings: heir, L. Skillings, M. A. Fraser; ckl, pullet, Skillings, Minorcan - All classes. Douglas Bros. and 2nd, White R yandattes - Cock, hen, pullet, Douglas Bros. and 2nd; ckl. Douglas Bros„ 5. Battler. A. 0. V. \Vyandottes-Cock, M. A. Fraser; hen, M. A. Fraser, Skillings; ckl, pullet, Skillings, Rhode Island Reds -All elates, Douglas Bros., and 2nd, White Leghorns-All classes Dou- gla- Bros. and 2nd. A. 0, V. Leghorns-Cock, pullet. M. q Fraser. J. Battler; hen, ckl, M. A. Fraser, Skilling.e jer: ey Giants -Cock, ckl, Douglas Bros.. Skillings: hen, Skillings and 2nd; pullet, Douglas Bros, and 2nd. A. '0. V. Bantams, Cock, Douglas Bros. and std; hen, M. A. Fraser, Douglas Bros.; ckl and pullet, Doug- las Bros. Pekin Duck;, all classes, Douglas Bros., J, Battler. Rouen Ducks, cock, hen, Douglas Bros„ M. A. Fraser; cki, pullet, Dou- glas Bros. Allshury Ducks -.311 classes, Dou- ala. Bros. and 2nd. Indian Renner Ducks, cock. hen pallet, T. Battler, D. Grieve; ckl. J. Rattler. Toulouse Geese, all clasee;, Doug- las Bros, Emden Geese. cock, ckl, pullet, Dettglas Bros„ 3.f. A. Fraser; hen. \I A. Fraser,Douglas Bros, A. 0. V. Turkeys -Cock. hen, C. Danbrook: ckl, pullet, Douglas Bros. Utility Pens --Wyandotte, cock, 5. Battler; Plymouth Rock. cock, J. Battler. Douglas Bros„ Leghorn. Douglas Bros.: \linorcas, cock, hen, T. Battler. J,r dee. Wm. Carter. SCHOOL PARADE F nondei'le School, Seaforth Public, S. S.' No. 6, Tuckersmith, and Seaferth Separate School, PUBLIC SPEAKING Angela O'Reilly, Margery O'Neill. Ella Ryan, Geo. Hildebrand. FOOT RACES Girls' Races 8 year, and under, Irene Keller. Mary Lane; 10 years, Marg. Quinlan, Edna Parole: 12 years. Marg. O'- Reilly. Juan McMaster: 14 years, Kath Ho'lines, Thelma Dalmazce. Boys' Races 8 year= and under. Ray Consitt. Neil Beattie; 1') years, Allan Ryan. Neil Beattie: 12 years, Paul Glenn, De('arr,n; '14 year-. Pani Giv-lin. Wm. Smite. Ladies 1'11 yards' da. •i hat':, H-r,l- utee, Jean Farquharson. \I'en'- 1rt) yrrrl, St.,,,i.. F.. \fiige. 2:37 Class Open Archdale .r:rattan, (0. Ms- -Nall. s -Nal . Myth ' .. ......... 1 1 1 T. 'Worthy :Harvester tJ St •- eelrrm, f;oleriee. 2 Burl C1ifll (F Litt, Streteard r 3 5 2 4hx Vol,, (L. fame,. T ndgni'434 Tinimie Grattan aF. Taylor).. 6 6 5 T a lv Elan (1. \f,e•ri •y r.... 24 a Time: 2alR, 2:21, '2:19, 2:25 Class Open \fee r;rattart ('i,. V'. rely, c,•q- forth) 4 5 5 Teen AV Have:`-- (J. -Baen',r- Alliater PRIZE WINNE man) td e Oliver 'Grattan (T:. Yearly, Crediton , , 3 13 4 Baron Rothschild .(B. 'Morris ey) , . 1 1, 1 Tony G. t('W. Harvey, •Kippen) S 4 3 Frank (W. Thody, Landon). , 6 6 d Time: 2:11(9;'21117; 13:1113. HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS Apples Co'liection of apiples, Laithwaite & Son, Orchard View Farm, St, George; winter apples, Orchard View Farm, Laithwaite & Son; fall apples, Laithwaite, [Orchard View, 'Be'ldwins, Laithwaite, Lloyd Skill- ings; King of Thom'p'kins, sOrohard View,. 'Laithwaite; 'N'orthern Spies, liaithwaite, L. Skillings; Fallawater, 'Orchard View; Golden Russett, Skil- lings, Orchard .View; Westfield Seek - no -further, Laithwaite. Skillings. Wealthy, Skillings, Laithwaite; Pe- waukee, Fred McClymont (Varna), •Laithwaite; !Ontario, 'Orchard View, Laithwaite; Wagner, Laithwaite, .Or chard. View; :Gravenstein, Laithwaite, Orchard 'View; Cayuga 'Red Streak or Twenty Ounce, Laithwaite, Skil- lings; Spitzatuburg, Orchard View. Fameuse or 'Snow .Apple, Skillings, Laithwaite; Coh'ert, 'Orchard 'View, Skillings; Mann, Laithwaite, \'it'nt. J. McKenzie (Kippen); Blenheim Or- ange. Laithwaite, (Orchard View; Maiden Blush, Skillings, Orchard View. Crab apples, red, Orchard View, Skillings; crab apples, yellow, 'Orch- ard View, Fred McClymont. Rhode Island Greening, Skillings, Orchard View; Ribston 'Pippins, Skil- lings. Orchard 'View; Blenheim Pip- pin, Laithwaite, Skillings; Cranberry Pippin, Orchard View; St. 'Lawrence. Skillings, Orchard View; McIntosh Red, 'O'rchard View, Skillings; Tal - man Street, Wnt J McKenzie, Skil- lings. Pears Winter pears, Orchard View, Skill- ings; fail pears, Skillings, W. G. Clarke '(Varna); Flemish Beauty, Laithwaite, Skillings; • Duchess of Agouline, Orchard View, Laithwaite; Beurre Clairgeau, Laithwaite, Orch- ard 'View; Clapp's Favorite, 'Laith- waite; Belle Lucrative, J. Ma•oPher- son. Laithwaite '& Son; Sheldon, \Vm, J. •McKenzie, Skillings; Louis Bonne de Jersey, Norman 'Carter. Bartlett, Fred McClymont, Skill- ings; Seckel, Laithwaite, F. Barker, Goderich; Beure .d',Anjou, Skillings, Orchard 'View. Plums Green Gage, Mrs. Brimblecombe, Alma, Ont., Skillings; Duane's Pur- ple, Skillings; Lombards, Skillings, Laithwaite; Pond's Seedling, S'kill- ings.; Bradshaw, Laithwaite, Skill- inge; Rene Claude, Skillings, Mrs. Brimblecombe; German Prune, Laith- waite, Skillings; any other ,variety, Skillings. Grapes -Red ;Orchard View, Skill- ings; blue grapes, Laithwaite, F. Barker; green grapes, Mrs. Wilber Keyt., Skiliinge; collection of grapes, Laithwaite, F. Barker, Judge, J. M. Cardno. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES Tomatoes, red, Jonathan Hugill, Skillings; tomatoes, pink, Skillings; tomatoes, yellow, Skillings, Orchard View; collection tomatoes, Skillings. Onions ,from seed, Spanish, Mrs, Brimblecombe, F. Barker; onions from dt'tch sets. Orchard View, Mrs W. J. Dickson; onion sets, Garnet Dater;, Mrs. W. J. Dickson; cucum- bers, pica. me, Garnet Daters, Jona- than Hugill; bteter beans, Mr. W. 1, Dickson, Beatrice Harburn (Staf- fa); white beans, Mrs. Brimble- combe. Beatrice Harburn, Table carrots, J. Wesley Beattie. Norman Carter; table carrots, long, Mrs, Wilber Keyes, Norman Carter, Lang blood beets. Skillings, Jona- than Hugill; turnip 'blood beets, 'AI Carter; cucumbers, ripe or green. IN. Carter, Fred 31cClymont; table pars- nips, N. Carter, Jonathan Hugill. Peppers, David Grieve, W. J. Mc- Kenzie; collection of peppers, David Grieve, F. Barker, Sweet table corn, J. MacPherson, Thorpe Rivers; field corn, 'Orcha'rd View, 'Jonathan Hugill; winter rad - i. h, 'Orc'hard View, Skillings. - Collection of garden herbs, F. Bar- ker, Thorpe Rivers; novelty in vege- tables, E. M. Beattie, Mrs, Brimble- combe: cauliflower, Norman Carter, W. J. McKenzie; red cabbage, Orch- ard View•, W. 5, McKenzie; fall ca'h- bage, Mrs. Brimblecombe, N, Carter; winter cabbage, Orchard View, Nor- man Carter. Red onions, F. 'Barker; white or yellow onions. F. Barker, Mrs. Brim- blecombe. Muskmelon, 'Orchard View, Skill- ings; citrons, striped, Humphrey Snell, Elthriam Snell; citrons, Cali- fornia, Mrs. W... ,Dickson; water- melon, Jonathan Hugill, M•rs, W. J. Dick. an;; vegetable marrow, Frank Sites, F. Barker; tin [ pumpkins, Thorpe Rivers, Norman Carter; table qua,(:, 3 varieties, Orchard Viev.', s\. J. \!:feer.zi,': hrrhhard squash, f). -.,;;r.1 \e ,v. Drn'id Grieve; largest aereekie, Garnet Dater,, John Hille- • turnips, table, Orchard ' r^c F. Scott; Swede turnips, 4!,. Wilber Keyes, J, F. Scott. Seger niangodds, James F, Scott, Jonathan Hugill; long red marigolds, James T. Scott, J. Hugill; intermed- iate maugoldls, Wm. J. McKenzie, Fred 'L1cCiymont; celery, D. Grieve; 1 Hee. C'ob'bler orrtatoes, Skillitl•gs, N. Carter; any other variety early po- tatoes, IN. Carter, Jonathan Hugill; Green Mountain late potatoes, :N. Carter; any other variety late pota- toes, %Joeatlaait Hvgil'l, Thorpe 'Slivers: Coll. garden produce, F. Barker. grudge, A.' L. Porteous. CAIN'NED T, .AS, Canned apples,FRUIMrs, JVEGETames. BLECarter, Mrs. Brim''blecombe; canned red raspberries, Mrs, IJ. Carter, John Hil- iebreoht; canned red cherries, W. G. Clarke, Mrs. Janes Carter; canned pears, Mrs, Geo, T:. Dale, Fred Mc- Clymont; canned' strawberries, W. G. Clarke, M'rs. W. 'N. 'Keyes; candled plums, Mrs. James Carter, 'W. G. Clarke; canned peaches, Mrs. 'Brim- blecombe :John Hillebrecht. Jellies, Mrs. (Janes Carter, Mrs. J. W. Free; pickled cucumbers, Laith- waite & Son, ,Mrs, games Carter. Canned chicken, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Mrs. games Carter; canned sausage, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs, 'Root, Allan; canned beef, Mrs. Geo. T, Dale, 'Mrs. games Carter. 'Pickled cucumbers, •(sour), Mrs. Brimblecombe, Mrs. games Carter; mustard pickles, Fred McClymont. Mrs. Brimblecombe; tomato catsup, Garnet Daters, e5rs. James Carter. Gold meat relish, Mrs. A. L. Porte- ous, Mrs, James Carter; •pickled cher- ries, Mrs, 'James Carter, John 'Hilae- brecht; collection canned vegetables, Garnet Deters, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; jam or marmalade; Fred McClymont, Mrs. Brimblecombe; green tomato pickle, Mrs. IJautes Carter, Mrs. F. Storey. Judge, Florence E. Mc'Gai-in, DAIRY PRODUCTS Butter, crock Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Jonathan Hugill; butter, .prints. Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. IF. Storey; butter, pats: Mrs. James Carter, \1''. G. Clarke (Varna); hens' eggs, white, \\'. G. Clarke, Mrs, J. Carter; hens' eggs, brown, Mrs. Geo, T. Dale, Mrs, James Carter; dressed chicken, Fred McClymont, Mrs. J. Carter; home made soap, Mrs. Geo, T. Dade, Fred McClymont. DOMESTIC SCIENCE White 'bread, Jean Scott, Mrs, F. Storey, W. G. Clarke; 'brown bread, Mrs. F. Storey, W. G. Clarke, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; muffins, jean Scott, Mrs, Wilfred Doupe, i(Kirkton). Buns, plain, Mrs. F. Storey, Mrs, J. W. Free; oheese tea biscuits, Mrs, Geo, T. Dale, Mrs. James- Carter; buns, fancy, Beatrice Harburn, Mrs. F. Storey; cookies, W. G, Clarke, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; fruit bread, W. G. Clarke, Mrs. F. Storey. Raisin pie, Mrs. Wilber Keyes, Sean Scott; short 'bread, Mrs, !James Carter, Mrs. F. Storey; tea biscuits, Mrs, Winfred Doupe, Norman Carter; butter tarts. Jean Scott, Mrs, Geo. T. Dale; 'dropped cookies, Mrs. James Carter, W. G. Clarke, Angel cake, Norman Carter, Mrs. James Caster; Parker House rolls, Jean Scott, Mrs, 3. W. Free; conval- escent tray, Mrs. J. W. Free, Mrs. Brimblecombe; sponge cake, 1Narnian Carter, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; dark fruit cake, Mrs. •J. 'W. Free, Norman Car- ter; light -layer cake, Norman Carter. -Mrs. Wilfred Doupe, Mrs. '5. W. Free; chocolate layer cake, N. Carter, Mrs. Wilfred Doupe, Apple pie, ''orntan Carter, Fred McClymont; pumpkin pie, Mrs. J. -Carter, Mrs. Doupe; lemon pie, Mrs. Wilber Keyes, Mrs. J. W. Free. Mould of jellied neat, Mrs. Free, Mrs. iames Carter; home made can- dy. Miss E, 11. Beattie, Mrs, Free, Ice box cookie-, W. G. Clarke, \ors. Geo, T. Dale; salads, Norman Carter. Mrs. 'James Carter; macar- oons. Mrs. Doupe, W. G. Clarke; cup cakes, Jean Scott, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; light fruit cake, Norman Carter, Mrs. Jame' Carter; collection Antall cakes, N. Carter, Mrs: James Carter, Rolled jelly cake, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Mrs. James Carter; meat ]oaf, Mrs. J. W. +Free, Mrs. James 'Carter; collection of buns or rolls, jean Scott, Mrs. J. W. Free; scones, Jean Scott, Mrs. Free; salads, vegetable, Mrs, Brimblecombe, Norman Carter. - DOMEST•IC NEEDLECRAFT Quilt, applique, W. G. Clarke, Bea- trice Harburn; bedspread, tufted and candlewick, W. G. Clarke. Mrs. Brimblecombe; poverty quilt, Bea- trice Hanb.urn, Miss M Livingston (Blyth); bedspread, white, Mrs. T. Constable (St. Marys), Mrs. Brimble- combe; bedspread, 'colored, Martha' Flannery; afghan, Mrs. T. O'Flynn (Stratford), Mrs. B'rim'biicoombel ap- ron, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, 'Mrs. T. Con- stable; men's pyjamas, Miss 'Living- ston, Mrs. 'Constable; house dress, Miss Livingston, Mrs, Geo. T. Dale. Floor matt, 'braided, Mrs, Geo. T. Dale, Beatrice Harburn; mat, hook- ed, Mrs, H. 'MacKay, Mrs. Brimble- combe; mat, wood, Mrs.. Brimble- combe, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; prat, crural scene, Beatrice Harburn, 'Mrs. H. MacKay; •darning, sock, Mrs. Con- stable, Mrs. Geo, T. Dale; darning, cotton, Mrs. 'W. 'J. ,Dickson; 'patch, M'rs. Constable. LADIES' WOD& Specimen applique, Mrs. 'Consta'ble, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; cut wank, Miss Livingston, Mrs. -Constable; eyelet, Mrs, Brimblecombe, 'Mrs, Geo. T. Dale; satin stitch, Christena Mc- Naughton, Miss M. 'Livingston; .croiss stitch, Christena McNaughton, Mar - 1 the Flannery; French knots and lazy' daisy, Mns, Constable, Ohristena Ma - Naughton; tapestry, 'Constable, Liv- ingston; Irish crochet, Constable, Livingston; Italian drawn 'work, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Brimble- combe: tatting, Christena 'MoNaugh- ton, Mrs. Geo. T, Dale; knitting, Mrs. Wm. Deem, ' Miss Livingstoti; filet crochet, Miss Livingston, ' Mrs. Brimblecombe; any other work, R. W. Campbell, E. M. Beattie.- Dining Room IFurnish.ings Lunch- eon set, embroidered, Miss Living- ston, Mrs. Geo. T, Dale; luncheon set, any ether, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Mrs. Brimblecombe; -tea cloth, _ em- broidered, Mrs, Constable; tea cloth, any other, Miss Livingston, Mrs: Brimblecombe; centrepiede, R. W. Campbell, Miss Livingston; tray cloth, Mrs. Constable, Mrs, Geo. T. Dale; 'centrepiece, cotton, Miss 'Liv- i•ngston, Mrs. Brimblecombe; bridge set, Mrs. T, 'O'Flynn, Miss Living- ston; buffet set, Miss Livingston,. Christena McNaughton; 'buffet set, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Constable; luncheon set, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Miss Livingston; pillow slips, Miss Living- ston, Christena McNaughton; pillow slips, colored, Mrs, Constable, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; pillow= slips, any other hand work, Mrs. 'Constable, Miss Livingston; pair towels, Mrs. Brimblecombe, Mrs. Constable; pair towels, crochet, Mrs. Conetaib'le, Mrs, Geo. T. Dale; pair towels, Mrs. 'Geo, T. Dale, Mrs. Brinalatecom'be; guest towels, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Mrs. 0' - Flynn; bath towel, Mrs. Constable, Mrs, Geo. T. Dale; fancy towel, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Constable; sheet and pillow ships, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Constable; vanity set, Miss Living- ston, \irs, O'Flynn: dresser runner, \L's. Constable, Mrs. O'Flynn; Ladies' and Children's Wear - S.tep-ins or bloomers, Mrs: 'Geo. T. Dale, Miss Livingston; pyjamas, Mrs. Geo, T. Dale, Miss Livingston; bed jacket, Mrs. O'Flynn, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; slip, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; sweater, Mrs, Wm. Deem, Mrs. 'O'Flynn; gloves, Miss Livingston, Mrs. B;rintblecont'be; gloves, Miss Livut stun, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; mitts. Mrs. Constable, Mrs. Brimblecombe; crib quilt, Mrs. 0' - Flynn: scarf and beret- set, Mrs. 0' - Flynn, Brimblecombe; baby's' set, \'Ir Constable, Mrs. Brimblecombe; child's dress, Mrs. O,Flynn, Mrs, Brimblecombe; child's suit, Mrs. 0' - Flynn, W. G. Clarke; child's dress, Mrs. Brimblecombe; stuffed animal, Mrs, Brimblecombe. Living Room Furnishings -Table runner, Mrs. Brim,blecambe; Mrs, 0' - Flynn, centrepiece, Miss Brimble- combe. Mrs. O'Flynn; sofa pillow, Mrs. 'O'Flynn, Mrs Brimblecombe; card table cover, \I, -v, O'Flynn, Mrs. Constable; sampler, Beatrice Harburn, \V. G. Clarke. \Uscellaneou :Article from table oilcloth, Mrs. Brimblecombe; Mrs, Geo, '1'. Dale needlework over 30 years old, Mrs. \V. IN. 'Keyes, Mrs. O'Flynn; article from 'flour sacks. lire. O'Fivnn Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; article for Christmas, Mrs. Wm. Deem, Mrs. Brimblecombe; needle- work made by woman 70 years of age or over, Mrs. H. MacKay, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; article from old 'stock- ings, \'Irs. A. L. Porteous, Beatrice p Harburn; men's wool mitts, Mrs, Constable, Mrs.W . 'J. Dickson; fine knit sox, Mrs. Constable, Mrs. W. 5. Dickson; u purse or hand bag,Mrs, lla,mbdecontnbe Mrs, O'Flynn Mkitch- en collection, Mrs. Brimblecombe, Mgrs. Geo. 'T. Dale ens is s'wea'ter or pullover, knit, Mrs. 'Constable, Mrs. Constable, Mrs. 'O'Flynn.. 'Judge, Mrs. D. A. Fowler. FINE AND DECORATIVE ARTS .Oil painting, Miss M. Livingston(Blyth), Mrs. Brimblecombe (Mena;0-nt.); water color, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Brimblecombe crayon sketch, Miss Livingston, Beatrice Ha'gburn, (Staffa); pencil drawing,' Miss Live install, Beatrice. Harburn; drawing of .farm, Beat'riee Harburn; hand - painted china, M, Livingston; .decor- ated •pattery Beatrice Harburn, Mfrs. Brimblecombe, ,poster, Beatrice Har- burn; sketch, M'. Livingston, Beatrice Harburn; cartoon, M. Livingston, Beatrice Rayburn; 'wooden trate,B.ea- trice Harburn; novelties; Beatrice Harburn, Mrs. Brimblecombe; an- tiques, Mrs. Brim'blecom'be, Mrs. MacKay, M, Livingston, Reed Work -Tray, -Tray, M. Livingston, Mrs. Brinibiecom'he; san,d'wioh 'bask- et, M. Livingston, Mies, Brimble- combe; flower .holder, F, Barker, M. Livirugston; collection, 'Mrs. B'rim'ble- consbe, M. Livingston. Judge, Mrs, D. A. Fowler, FLORAL EXHI'B'IT Asters, Mrs. Robt. Allan (Bruce - field), Mrs, A. L. Porteous; display asters, F. Barker (Goderioh), Mrs.' R. Ailan; cosmos, display, Mrs. Allan, Jonathan Hugill; dahlias, F. Barker, MTS. -Porteous; gladioli, three spikes, Mrs, Allan gl F. Barker; collection a- dioli, F. Barker, Mrs. Allan; mari- golds, F. Barker, Mrs. 'Porteous; nas- turtiums, Mrs, 'Porteous, 'Mrs. W. 3. Dickson; 'petunias, Mrs, Porteous, E. M. Beattie; .pansies, Mrs, Robert Al - Ian, Mrs, Porteous; zinnias, Win. 3, McKenzie (Kippen), Mrs. W. J. Dickson; roses, F. Barkers phlox, Mrs. Porteous, Mrs. Robert Allan; snapdragon, Mrs, 'Al'lan, 'Jon. Hugill; stocks, F. Barker, 'Mrs. Robert Allan; scabiosa, F. Barker, Mrs. Allan; sweet pea's, Mrs. H. MacKay, Jonath- an Hugill; zinnias, F. Barker, Mrs. Porteous collection of annuals, Mrs, Brimblecombe, .F. Barker; collection perennials, F. Barker, Mrs. Robert Allan; basket mixed 'b'looms, Beatrice Harburn, F. Barker; table 'bouquet, F. Barker, Mrs. A. L. Porteotrs; delphinium or larkspur, Mrs. Port- eous, Mrs, R. Allan; calendula, Mrs. W, J. Dickson, Jonathan Hugill; table centre, Mrs. W. J. Dickson, Mrs, Porteous; begonias, 'flowering variety, Mrs. H. MacKay, Mrs. R. Allan; 'be- gonias, tuberous, Mrs. Porteous; col lection of potted plants, 1\Wm.'3. Mc- Kenzie, Mrs, Porteous rex begonia, Mrs. 'James Carter, 'Jonathan Hugill; fuscia, F. Barker, Mrs. R. Allan; gloxinia, Mrs. R. Allan; single house plant in bloom, Mrs, 'Porteous, David Grieve; no'velty cut flower or in pot, E. M. Beattie, Mrs. 'Porteous; coleus, Mrs, Porteous, David Grieve; Jerus- alemcherry, .Mrs, W. 'N, Keyes; ver- benas, Mrs. 'Porteous, 'Jona'than Hug - ill; hen and chicken display, Mrs. Porteous, Mrs, W. J. Dickson; dah- lias, F. Barker, Baden .Powell; sa'lpi- glasis, Mrs. Robs. Allan, Mrs, A. L. Porteous; cactus, F. Barker. Judge, J, H. Reid. CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT Garden carrots, George Earle, Mar- guerite Westcott, Margaret Stevens; yellow intermediates,' Emerson Cole- man; parsnips, 'George Earle; garden beets, Frances O'Reilly, Margaret Stevens, George Hildebrand; onions, Bobby Allan, Frances O'Reilly, Mar- guerite Westcott; tomatoes, Emerson Coleman, Bobby Allan, 'Frances O'- Reilly; citrons, James Carnochan; cabbages, George Earle, Marguerite Westcott; potatoes, Frances 'O'Reilly, Emerson Coleman, Margaret Stevens, Flowers: Nasturtiums, Hazel Colemar, Geo. Hildebrandt, pansies, Bobby ,Allan; asters, Shirley Wunn, jean Hurford, Bobby Allan; sweet peas, Shirley Warm, Kenneth Mowiliray; 'bouquet, Wallace Hogg, Helen Smith, Betty letoore. Cooling, -Tea biscuits, Margaret O'Reilly Frances 'O'Reilly,' Eleanor Tohns; school 'lunch, Dorothy Smith, Barbara Sproat; white . layer cake, Harriett 'Russe'll, Marguerite West- cott, Ann Eckert; apple pie, M. Doig, Margaret °"Reilly, Ann Eckert; roll- ed .cookies, Margaret O'Reilly, Mar- guerite Westcott, Helen Smith; drop- etl cookies, Marguerite Westcott, George Hildebrandt; Helen Smith. (Continued on Page Six)