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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1939-10-05, Page 3THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1939 THE SEAFORTH NEWS PAGE THREE HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS WEEK Sunday, October 8 10.30-11.00' a.m. Morning Musical. A Programme of Slavic songs and dances directed by Alexander Kiriloff, from New York, 3,50.4.00 p.m, Columbia Broadcasting Symphony. An hour of symphony music, conducted by Howard Barlow, from New York. 5.30-6 p.m. Ten MusicalMaids. All - girl ensemble and soloist directed by Vida Guthrie, from Toronto. Monday, October 9 12.50-12,15 p.m. The Balladeer, Songs by Ernest 3. Colton with 'Wini- fred Kenworth, pianist, from Van- ' coiner. 4,1.5-4,30 p.m. Women in the World. Talk by Esther Thompson, from Winnipeg. 8.30-9:00 p.m. On the Boulevard. Con- tinental programme directed by Andre Durieux with songs by Lacienne Delve], from Montreal. Tuesday, October 10 4.15-4.30 p.m. Shop Window Families. Talk on window displays by Edith MacDonald, from Toronto. Wednesday, October 11 . 8.00-8.30 pen. The Navy Sings, In- formal sing -song directed by George Young, from Halifax, 8,30=9.00 p.m. The Pearl of the An- tilles. "A Salute to Cuba," feature- broadcast, eature broadcast, from Toronto. 9.30.10.00 p.m.The Cosmopolitans. Or- chestra and soloists directed by. Percy Faith, from Toronto. Thursday, October 12 4,55-4.15 p.m. Club Matinee. Variety programme with Garry Morfit, from Chicago, Friday, October 1.3- 7.45.8.00 p.m. Low's Cartoon's in Can- ada. Talk by J. C. A. Wright,, from Ottawa. 8,05.8.30 p.m. Miss Trent's Children. Serial dramatic sketch, directed by Rupert Caplan from Montreal. 10.00.10,30 p.rn. Leon Zuckert's Orch- estra. Gypsy orchestra and solo- ists, directed by Leon Zuckert, from Toronto. Saturday, October 14 7.45-8.00 p.m. The United States To- day. Talk by Raymond Gram Swing, from New York. "Along the Air Waves" The Canadian Broadcasting Corpor- ation. in formulating plans for its programme schedule on a war -tine basis. has set aside regular daily and Sunday periods, devoted to the spirit- uel life of the nation, On Sundays, the "Devotional Service" at 2,30 p.m. aced the "Church of the Air" at 5 p.nr. are conducted ,as closely as possible along the lines of the full church ser- vice of the various religious denom- I-nations participating, The daily "De- votional Service" over CBL at 8,45 a nr. and similar periods in other CBC regions are designed as intimate fam- ily periods of warship. Quentin Maclean, noted. British ar- genist, who sailed for his first visit to Canada two days before war was declared, has decided to prolong his stay until London's black -outs are FREE SERVICE OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD HORSES OR CATTLE ,4110 yemmoved promptly and efficiently. 5tmply phone "COLLECT" 40 WMPAM STONE SONS LIMITED ?l -PONE 21 INGERSOLL PHONE 219 - MITCHELL "eased a bit." Mr. Maclean, who serv- ed with distinction in the last war and whose injuries prevent hint front participating this time as a combat; ant, has for years 'been one of the best known cinema organists in Lon- don, Mr. Maclean is accompanied by his wife, a Canadian, who has not been home for 15 years. They hope to tour the Dominion. The piano -duo team of Malcolm and Godden will be heard weekly over CBO's national network. They are scheduled to begin a series of special- ly arranged programmes on Tuesday, October 10 at 10.45 p.m. from the To= ronto studios. Phyllis Marshall, the charming lit- tle,colo'ed girl, who made her radio debet as a high school senior at To- ronto two years ago, has grown into a lovely young lady and is now fea- tured in one of the regular weekly novelty programmes. It 15 her voice which complements the smooth musi- cal presentations of Albert Pratz's ensemble in "Cameos in Swing," on Saturdays at 7 p.m, Phyllis has an- other string to her bow -she is in- dustriously studying dress designing and hopes to make this her profes- sion when and if her love for singing blues songs subsides, Right now, she says, she can't imagine when that will be. But, just in case! George Young stepped back into his best-known role, leading the weekly songfest from Halifax, heard Wednesdays at 8 p.rn. Last week, George bad a giant choir made up of men from the Royal Canadian Regi- ment. stationed at Halifax. This week the civilian population tools over the challenge and on October 11 the navy will swing into the old refrains with characteristic gusto. Not since the days of the last war, when George took time off from ferrying aero- planes across the English Channel to sing with lads at Folkstone, has Are enjoyed himself so much. Franit Willis, identified with the radio service during the dramatic days of the Moose River Mine dis- aster, has a second claim to fame in his long-standing favorite, "Noc- turne." Nosturne." Many listeners will undoubt- edly welcome the announcement that this poetry period will he heard again, this time from Toronto, where Mr. WtUis bas been attached since his return from Australia. "Nocturne" is fo be Scheduled Sunday nights at 10,30 p.m, Mr, Willis is getting his first taste of inland living after a life -tine on the Atlantic seaboard, punctuated with trips to the Far North and alone the Newfoundland coast Clement Q. Williams, one of Aus- tralia's foremost. radio baritones, will leave Vancouver this month for Mon- treal to complete his visit to Canada. With Enid Conley, who is both his wife and his accompanist, Williams plans' to stop at several cities for radio and concert appearances. Enid Conley, who serves as her husband's accompanist both at home and on tour, is considered an outstanding pianist and arranger in her native Australia. Slie-"They say 1 have eyes just like my father!" He -"Yes, I've heard somebody re- mark that you were pop -eyed," Gob -"Yes ma'am. That's a man - o' -war." Lady -"Indeed and what's the lit- tle ship in front?" Gob -"Ob, that's just a tug, ma'am." Lady -"Yes, of course. A tug-of- war. I've often heard of them," inners at Brussels Fair HORSES Brood mare, W. R. Sholdice, Rus- sell Johnston, Rae Houston; colt, Glen Ecicmier, Lawson Whitfield, Geo, Francis; filly or gelding, two years, Russell Johnston, W. J. Dale. W. R. Sholdice; filly or gelding, one year, Geo. Coyne, Staffs, Russell Johnston, H. B. Smith; span, N. C. Shantz, Peter Watson, H. B. Smith; mare or gelding, any age, N. 0. Shantz. Heavy Draught - Brood mare, Geo. Francis, 13, B. Smith, J. M. Knight; colt, W. Dale, J. M. Knight, H. B. Smith; filly or gelding, two years, W. 1. Dale, Roy Toll, Leo Chambers; yearling, W. J. Dale, Geo. Coyne, H. Bolger; team, N. Shantz, Geo, ler'ancis, Roy Toll; mare or gelding, N. Shantz. McMichael special, Irwin Trew- artha, Alex. Dennis, H..Bolger. Chapman special, Glen Eckmier. Mare and three prog., Geo, Francis, Russell Johnston, W. R. Sholdice. Roadsters - Brood mare, Rae. Houston; foal, Rae Houston; ,filly or gelding, one year, Rae Houston; two years, Rus- sell Johnston; filly or gelding, three years, D. Warwick and 2nd; team, Currie & Tnrvitt, Jno, Fry; single driver, Jno. Fry, Currie & Turvitt and 3rd. Carriage - Brood mare, M. Cormack and 2nd and 3rd; foal, D. Warwick, M. Cor- acoid; filly or gelding, one year, Leo Chambers and 2nd; filly or gelding, two years, Jno. J. Krieg; filly or gelding, three year's, Jno, J. Krios, D. Warwick, 1,80 Chambers; single driv- er, M. Cormack and 3rd. Jno. J. Kries; tandem hitch. M. Cormack. Gentlemen's road race, Fry, Currie, Warwick, Galbraith. Gentleman's outfit, Jno. Fry, C. Fry, M. Cormack. Galbraith special, 3 year old car- riage mare or gelding. Jno. 3. Kries. Elliott's' special, M. Cormack. Gentleman's doable outfit, Currie & Tervitt; Anderson special, 3 year old roadster, D. Warwick, \Varwielt special, M. Connects. Canadian Bank of Commerce, spec- ial, Carrie & Tervitt. Judge, W. M. Merrifield. CATTLE Bull, two years, Andrew Gaunt, Lueknow, Wm. Oestricher; bull, one year, W. Oestricher, W. E. Turnbull, Andrew Gaunt; ball calf, senior, W. Oest.ricber, A. Gaunt, Strong Bros.; bull calf, junior, W. Oestricher; W. E. Turnbull, A. Gaunt; orale any age, A. Gaunt; milch ,eow, Strong Bros., W. Oestrieher, A. Gaunt; mllch cow un- der 4 year's, W. e). Turnbull and 2n0 and 3rd; heifer, two years. A. Gaunt. W. Oestricher, W. 10. Turn- bull; heifer, one year, W. Oeetricher, A. Gaunt, W. E. Turnbull; heifer calf, senior, Strong Bros-, A. Gaunt, W. Oestricher; heifer calf, junior, W. E. 'Turnbull, Wm. Oestricher and 3rd; heard, Wm. Oestricher, A. Gaunt, Strong Bros„ female, any age, Wm. Oestric'her; three animals, Wm, Oes tricher, A. Gaunt, Strong Bros. Aberdeen Angus - All classes, F, G. Todd & Son, Lucknow. Hereford - Bull, . one year, E. Mclntyre, J. T. Lyon & Sons, Lucknow; winch cow, D. McIntyre, J. T. Lyon & Sons, heifer, two years, J. T. Lyon & Son, H McIntyre; heifer, one year, E. Mc- Intyre, J. T. Lyon & Sons; heifer calf, W. H. Armstrong, E. McIntyre; herd, E. McIntyre, J. T. Lyon, Grade Cattle - Milch cow, Jas. R. Conitis, A. Turnbull, D. McKinnon; heifer, two years, J. R. Coultis, A. Turnbull and Counter B i oks We Are Selling Quality Books are Well Made, Carbon is Clean and Copies Readily., All styles, Carbon Leaf and Black Back. Prices as Low as You. Can Get Anywhere. Get our Quotation on Your Next Order. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, 3rd; steer, one year, F. G. Todd & Sons, Jas, R. Coultis; , steer calf, Senior, W. E. Turnbull, J. R. Coultis. D. McKinnon; steer can, jun, lar, W. E. Turnbull; heifer calf, sen- ior, W. E. Turnbull, J. R. Coultis, D. McKinnon; heifer can, junior, Strong Bros, and 2ud, J. T. Lyon & Son. Baby beef, F. G. Todd & San, J. R. Coultis, J, T. Lyon & San. I•Ierd, beef type, Backer Biros. spec- ial, F, G. Todd & Son, W. Oestricher. Heifer calf, beef, Strang Bros., F. 'G. Todd, J. T. Lyon. Eaton special, steer or heifer, beef, Strong Bros. Judge, Alex Watt. BACON HOGS Boar, one year, Jno. S. Cowan. Douglas Bros., Sam Alton; boar un- der one year, Douglas Bros., J. S. Cowan, Sam Alton; boar under six month, Geo, Alcock, W, D. Turnbull, Sans Alton; sow, one. year, Sane Alton, Jno, S. Cowan, Douglas Bros.; sow under one year, 3. S. Cowan, W. E. Turnbull, Sam Alton; saw under six months, Sant Alton and 2nd, Douglas Bros,; pen, Douglas Bros., Sam Al- ton, Jno. S Cowan; pen finished bac- on bogs, Sam Alton. SHEEP Leicesters- Ram, Jno. S. Cowan, Guy Dorrance; shearling ram, J. S, Cowan; ram lamb, J. S. Cowan, Guy Dorrance; ewe, two shears, J. S. Cowan; shear - ling ewe, J, S. Cowan and and; ewe Iamb, J. S. Cowan and .2nd; pen, J. S. Cowan, Guy Dorrance. Oxford . Downe- Ram, W. A. Totten, 0. McGowan; shearling ram, W. A. Tolton and 2nd; ram lamb, 0. McGowan, W. A. Tol- ton; ewe, two shears, W. A. Tolton and 2nd; shearling ewe, W. A. Tol- ton and 2nd; ewe lamb, W. A. Tolton, Maitland Henry; pen, W. A. Tolson, Maitland Henry, Dorset Horns - Ram, P. P. Dearing and Ind; shear - ling ram. P. E. Dearing and 2nd: ram lamb, P. E. Dearing, 0. McGowan; ewe, two shears, 0. McGowan. P. E. Dearing: ewe lamb, P. E. Dearing and 2nd; pen, P. E. Dearing, 0. Mc- Gowan; shearling ewe, P. E. Dearing. 0. McGowan. Shropshire Downs - All (lasses, 0. McGowan and 2nd. Judge, James Roy. POULTRY Black Langshan, c, ski, p. C A. -Il. Tilt, Doon, and 2nd; 11, C. Tilt, Al, A. Fraser. Braltmas, e, ekl, It, C. A. R. Tilt and 2nd; p, 0. Tilt. M. A. Fraser, Barred Rocks, c, b. M. A. Fraser and Ind; ekl, p, M. A. Fraser, Rocks. any other variety, all classes, 1'. A. R. Tilt. Cochine. e, Tilt, Fraser: 11, ekl, p. Tilt anti 2nd. Dorktngs, e, p, Tilt. Fraser; it, rid. Tilt and 2nd. Games, Sumatra, c, Tilt, Fraser; h, Till and Sed; ekl, p, 'tilt. Games. mo,v., c, h, Fraser anal ami: ekl, p. Fraser. Orpblgtons, c, Fraser, Tilt: Il. ekl. p. Tilt, Fraser. )Uiamrcas, c, h. Fraser and 2nd cicl, p, Friteer, Rhode island reds, all classes. M. A. Fraser, Leghorns, while, all classes, Doug- las Bros, Leghorns, brown, all classes, M. A. 'Fraser. Leghorns, any other variety, p, A. R. Tilt. Hamburgs, c, Tilt, Fraser; b, P. Tilt and 2nd; ekl, Tilt, Houdans, In Tilt. Bantams, clean, c, Tilt, Fraser; h, Tilt and 2nd; ckl, p, Tilt. Bantams, game, c, h, ckl, Douglas i Bros. and 2nd; p, Douglas Bros. Bantams, booted cochin, 0, 11, Tilt; ckl, p, Tilt, P. E. Dearing. Bantams, any other variety, c, Tilt, A. Turnbull; le, Douglas Bros„ Tilt; ekl, Tilt and 2nd; p, Tilt, W. E, Turnbull. Pigeons, Downing special, Fraser. Geese, white, old and young, C. A. R. Tilt. Toulouse geese, gray, old and young Douglas Bros., Tilt, Ducks, rouen, old and young, Tilt, Douglas Bros. Ducks, a.ov., old. Tilt, Douglas Bros.; young, Douglas Bros., Tilt. Pair pigeons, Tilt, Douglas Bros. Pet games, all classes, Graeme Scott and 2nd. Judge, Wm. Carter. GRAIN White fall wheat, Mrs. H. Desjard- ine, Mrs. H. Fuss, Beth Hoover: red wheat, Mrs. Desjardine. Mrs. Fuss: spring wheat, Mrs. H. Desjardine. Barley, 6 rowed, W. E. Turnbull. Mrs. H. Desjardine, Beth Hoover. White oats, Mrs, Desjardine. R. & R. Proctor, A. Turnbull; peas, Mrs. Desjardine; timothy seed. Mrs. Des- jardine, Mrs, H. Fuss. Judge, K. J. Huestan, BARLEY CLUB J. Bryans, Blyth, R.R. 2, Wen. Turn- bull, James Ireland, Jack Speirs, Ross Bennett, Harvey Bradshaw, Earle Coutts, Bob Kirkby. Judge, K. J. Hueston. Fail pears, Laithwaite & Son. airs. II- Desjardine; winter pears. Leith- waite & Son, W. H. Armstrong. Plums, Laithwaite & Son; plums. ar y variety. Laithwaite & Son. Grages, R. Warwick, Mrs, Blanche. ROOTS AND HOED CROPS Grapes, R. Warwick. Mrs. Blanche. Mrs. H. Desjardine, Beth Hoover; late potatoes, Beth Hoover, W. E. Freebourne, Mrs. H. Desjardine. Swede turnips, Beth Hoover, W. E. Freehotu'ne; white field carrots, W. E, Freebourne, Mrs, H. Desjardine; long tattle carrots, R. Warwick, Mrs M. Blanche; early horn carrots, A. Turnbull, W. E. Freebourne; beets, Miss S McCallum. Dr. J. Grieve; parsnips, Mrs. M. Blanche, W. E. Freebourne; winter radishes, W. 1:. Freebourne, Mrs. Brimblecombe, Sugar mangolds, Beth Hoover, Mrs. H. Desjardine; mangold wurzels, Miss S. McCallum. Mrs, Desjardine; yel- low mangolds, Miss S. McCallum, Mr's. Brimbleeombe. DAIRY PRODUCTS Crock butter, Mrs. le. Storey, \V. E. Freebourne, Miss S. McCallum; but- ter prints, Mrs. F. Storey, Miss S. McCallum Mrs, W. W. Jeffries; but- ter in rolls, Mrs. F, Storey, Miss S. McCallum. firs. Geo. Dale, DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES Quilt, fancy, E. McIntyre, Mrs. 11 A. Fuss; bedspread, crochet, L. M. Livingston, Dr. Grieve; bedspread, knitted, Mrs, Brimblecombe, Dr. Grieve; quilt, patchwork, Beth Hon - ver. Mrs. M. Blanche; quilt, dresclen plate. Mrs. Bert Johnston, Dorothy Bone; quilt, applique, Edith Danson, L. M. Livingston; quilt, embroidered, Mrs, H. A. ,Fess, Miss S. McCallum. Had spread. fancy, Mrs. Fuss, Edith Danson; bed spread, candlewick, Mrs. Brimblecombe, Robt, Warwick. Comforter, Edith Danson, Mrs. Brimblecombe; hearth rug, wool Mrs. W. W. Jeffries L. M. Livingston hearth rugbraided, 10. McIntyre, Mrs Desjardine hearth rug, rag, Mrs. Desjardine, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; hearth rug, any other, stir's. W. Peebles, E llelutyr. man's working shirt, E McIntyre Mrs. Fuss; man's pyjamas Mrs. Fuse. E. McIntyre. Ulan's socks, fine wool, L. M. Liv- ingston. W. E. Freebourne; man's socks. coarse, R. &. R. Proctor, W. E. Freebmuroe; roan's woollen mitts, 1, ll. Livingston, Mrs, Brimbleeombe. 'Maple sugar, A. Turnbull; maple syrup. Mrs. Bert Johnston, Mrs. Brimblecombe; honey in comb. Rabt. Warwick; honey, extracted. Robt. Warwick, Maitland. Henry. FRUIT McIntosh, We. R. Thompson, Mrs. R. J. McLauchlan; Fameuse, Mrs. •R, Tb.onrpsan, Laithwaite & Son; Nor- thern Spies, Mrs. R. Thompson, Mrs. R. J. McLauchlan; Golden Russets, R. and R. Proctor, Mrs. Brimble- combe; Talman Sweets, Mr's. Brim- bleeombe, Maitland Henry, Ontario, Mrs. R. Thompson, Mrs. R. 3, McLauchlan;. Wealthy, R. et R. Proctor, Laithwaite & San; Alexand- er, Laithwaite & Son, M. Henry; Duchess, Mrs. R. Thompson, Mrs, R. J. McLauchlan; Melba, Mrs. R. Thompson, Mrs. R. J. McLauchlan; Delicious, Laithwaite & Son, Mrs. R. J. McLauchlan; Canada Reds, Laithwaite 3s' San; Gravensteins, Laithwaite & Son, Mrs, H. Desjar- dine; Maiden's Blush, Laithwaite & Son, Mrs. Brimblecombe. Pewaukee, R. & 11. Praetor, Laith- waite & Son; wagners, ' Laithwaite:, Mrs. Brimblecombe; crabs, Beth Hoover, Mrs. H. Desjardine. Winter apples, Laithwaite & Son. Fall apples, Laithwaite et Son. Canned dark fruit Airs. Desjardine, Mrs, Gs'o. T. Dale; connect light fruit, Mrs. Desjardine, Mrs. Ed Bry- ans: eantorsi peaches,: and pears, Mrs. Desjardine Mrs. M. Blanche.; canned rhubarb and cherry. Mrs. Desjardine -Uro-. Blanche; canoed raspberries E. Brigham: animal Jirt 7.1 i•, L. Mrs, Desjardine. Mrs. Blanc'lre, Brigham Miss I tvincst n portrait, Miss Ie. Lri:ritan:, Mese Livingston. Rater (-olor • Landscape. rd -rape. \Miss Li- vingston, Ali;: Lripb:nr; -marine, M-rs Crint',ire'nt;,c, Miss Livingston; flo- w r 711 1,1:rcingston. 'ltss Bri_- 1 ,..r t fruit, Miss s Livin ton, Miss l ri.;it:nn t imtal i'ie, Miss Liyiiin- t ,n. Miss Brigham; portrait, Li. +,rirce, 71.arioil )"vitt., :rayon •drawing \lis• Brigham, \Ars. Brimblecombe. Pastel •clavier, Miss Livingston,' Mrs. h. Blanche: pen and ink, •,ketch, tlre, 1 rinrhlecnntbc Miss Livingston; pencil sketch. \1r.. W. 'Peebles, Mrs. M. Ill,.n •he: hand painted set, Mrs. H. 0. Walker, MIse Livingston; hand painted china, Miss Livingston, lire. Geo. T. Dale; 'hand painted cup and saucer, Marion Scott, Mies Brigham: burnt work an Wood, Mrs. 13rintble- eatwbe Mrs, H. A. Foss, 'Zurich; vase, Mrs, Geo. T. Dale, Jno. Grieve; reed work. \lis, Livm>fion, jive. Grieve; uoveltieMrs. Foes, .Graeme Scott; antique china, Mrs. Beinebleconebe, Mrs, Ii 0, t\Valker; cull. hand paint- ed, Mrs Brigham. Mrs. Walker; hand painted china, •conven't'aonal, Nits. M. Manche, Mrs. 14. O.IW'aiker. VEGETABLES LADIES' WORK Fancy work, Edith Danson, Pais- ley, L. M. Livingston; tea cloth, Mrs. Brinlblebonrhe, E. Mclntyre; lunch cloth, Mrs, Muldoon, Ur. Grieve; lin- en centre. L. M. Livingston, Mr's. Muldoon embroidered centre, Edith Dirnson Mrs. Fuss; lace centrepiece, Mrs. Geo. 7'. Dale, Mrs, Brimble- combe; centrepiece, crochet, Miss Livingston, Mrs. M. Blanche; em- broidered French or solid, Miss Liv- ingston, Mrs. Brimblecombe; ladies' smock, Miss Livingston, E. McIntyre. House dress, Edith Danson, E. Mc- Intyre ladies' costume Slip, E. Mc- Intyre, Ms's. Gen, T. Dale; kitchen apron, E. McIntyre, Mrs. I -I. A. Fuss, Luncheon set, Mrs, Geo. T. Dale, L. M. Livingston; work bag, Edith Danson, Mrs. Brimblecombe; fancy purse, Mrs, M. Blanche, E. McIntyre; chair set, Isobel Lowrey, Mrs, Mul doon; table runner, E. McIntyre, Edith Danson; luncheon cloth, Mrs. Muldoon, Mr's, H. 0. Walker. Krerrrh knot embroidery, Dkrro- tlry Jfone, L, 71, Livingston; :tatting, Mrs. Geon 'I'. i)ale; Mrs, Brintbsle- Trxrmbe; Swedish •darning, L. M. Liv- in'gston 'ars. Muldoon; .fagottins, ,L, ' .71. Liven ^,ton, Edith Danson. Laaindmv bag, Edith Danson, E. Mclntyre; child's smocked dress, Mrs Brinutblccomihe; sofa pillow, E, Mc- Intyre, Edith Danson; sofa Ip•illow, any other, Edith Danson, •'Mrs. ;I3. A. Fuss; afghan in wool, •Edit0h Danson, L. M. l rvingston •prophet work, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale, Mee. Brinrbleconflye; lea -cos) I,. M. Livingston, Geo. Campbell; ladies' W0111 abed jacket, Mrs. 14. O. 'Walker, Edith Denson; N. M+eLntyre, Mrs. H. A. Fees; in- fant's Jacket and ihonnet, knitted, E. Denson. 71r., Brimblecombe; grill'ow• +cases, etnhroi•deresl I. It Livingston, Edith Danson; pillow w a use , art work, I isel 1'owery, L. M. Lv'ingstan; +pil- low cases,Mrs. 7Iuidoou, Mrs. Gen, T. Dale: ,hemstitched pillow cases and sheet, I.. 71. Livingston, Mrs. H. A. Vase: glair fancy to,vels, \ir Geo, T. Dale, Petah Dans:n, pair le,uest tow- els, Mrs. l rinrblcc,nnhe, Rohit. Wiar- oick; laundry wort:, le. and R. Proc. tor, :Miss Livingston; ingston; iruil'et Set, Miss I ivingetcn Mrs, Muldoon; icoiorecl buffet set. Mrs. Geo, T. Dale, E. Mc- Intyre; fancy cloth. Robt. Warwick, \ire s Livm •ton luncheon +cloth, 141re. t,en, 'I' Dale; ihudr e •cloth \les. Geo., T. Dale: articles from doer Brags, Mrs. Gen, T. Dale articles ;suitable for edits, Mrs, Muldoon. Bath •mat, E. McIntyre, hand vlaide novelties Mrs. Foss; needle +point err Cele, Marion Scott; lace table ,cloth, Isobel Lowery. judge, Ethel 11. Beattie. FINE ARTS 011 1aietng-Land'capr :Vise E. Brigham, Nliss Living -1:M; a marine, .disc E. Bri glut113. 7lis, 31vttgston; .its were, Dr, Juba :iris:c Miss Liv- gston fruit, Miss Livingston, 71i -ss Cont -"tion of jelly, Mr Geo. T ME'S. M. Blanche; collection of ;sur.. AAs. 'Iac.jardine, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale; marmalade, orange. lira, Des- jarditre, Mrs. llrimbieeonrhe niarin a d- ..,ev Urs. Frank Storey, R. r Proeftrt coliccttmi of tomato tais,ip. "TV.. MI'S. Deo. T,' hale. Mrs M. Blanche; encumber pickle, Mrs. Ft tilt Storey, 111rs, Brimblecombe. Mustard pickle, Mrs. Desjardine, Mrs. Geo. T. Dale sweet pickle fruit. Airs, Brimblecombe, 11, & le. Procter. Canned corn, R. & R. Procter, Mrs. 71. Blanche; canned beans, Mrs, Ptd Bryans, Mrs. Blanche; canned toma- toes. Mrs. H. 0. \Volker, Mrs, H. A. Fuss; canned chicken. Mrs. Frank Storey. ;lb's, Brimblecombe. Hard Soap, Dr, Grieve, AIrs. Geo. T, Dale; pressed meat, Mrs. Brimble- eombe, Mrs. G. T. Dale; salad dress- ing, Mrs. 13. 0. Walker, Dorothy Bane; school lunch, Mrs. Brimble- combe; working man's breakfast, Mrs, Ed Bryans, Mrs, W. Peebles. Do- rothy Bone; convalescent tray. Mrs. Brimblecombe, Mrs. W. Peebles. Specials by Robin Hood mills. white bread, Mrs. F. Storey, W. E. Freebomme; currant buns, W. E. Freebourne, Mrs. Bert Johnstone; tea biscuits, W. E. Freebourn, Mrs. F. Storey; Iayer cake, light, Mrs. F. Storey. M. Henry; layer cake, dark, 11, Henry. Mrs. Geo. Dale; apple pie, Mrs. F. Storey, firs. Geo. Dale; raisin pie.. M. Henry, Mrs. Dale; pumpkin pie. M. Henry. R. & R. Procter. FLOW ERS Table bouquet, Mrs. Brimblecombe. Bath Hoover: bouquet for living room. Beth Hoover Marion Scott. Collection cut flowers. Mrs. Brim bleeombe, Beth Hoover; phlox, A. Turnbull, Mrs. Brimblecombe; pane sies. Marion Scott, Jno. Grieve. Stocks, Mrs. 5I, Blanche, Miss Liv- ingston; petunias, Beth Hoover. Mr: W. Peebles; dianthus, Beth Hooves lie. Brimblecombe; verbenas, Beth Hoover. R. & R, Procter; white asters, Mrs. W. Peebles, Miss S. McCallum; red asters. Ml's. W. Peebles, Mrs, M. Blanche; asters, pink, Mrs, Peebles, Mrs. Brimblecombe; asters, mauve, W. E. Freebourne, Mrs, Peebles; col- lection of asters, Mrs. Peebles, W. E. lereebourne; gladiolus spike, Beth Hoover, Mrs. Ed Bryans; gladioli dis- play. Mrs, Brimblecombe, Salvia, Mrs. Peebles, Miss Living- ston; perennial phlox, Mrs. Brimble- combe, ID's, Blanche; sweet peas, Marion Scott, Mrs. Peebles; nasturt- iums, Mrs. Peebles, Robt. Warwick, French marigolds, Beth Hoover Mrs. Peebles; African marigolds, B. Hoover. Robt. Warwick; calendula, Beth Hoover, Miss Livingston.; dah- lias, Mrs. Peebles, Robt. Warwick. Zinnias, Robt. Warwick, Mrs. Brim- blecombe; snapdragon, Mrs. Brimble- combe, Mrs. Blanche; cosmos, Mrs Peebles, Beth Hoover; everlasting flowers, E. McIntyre, Mrs. Brimble- combe; geranium, white. Beth Hoov- er, 341.5. Blanche; geranium, red, Mrs, Blanche, Beth Hoover; tuberdus be- gonia, Robt. Warwick, Marion Scott; rex begonia. Mrs. W. W. Jeffries; be- gonia. other variety, Robt. Warwick. Jno. Grieve; ferns, Marion Scott. Coleus, Robt. Warwick; fuschia, Mrs. W. W. Jeffries; annuals, Mrs. W. Peebles, E. Mclntyre; window box, Robt. Warwick, Marion Scott; Coll, potted plants, Robt. Warwick, lllaco .Jrio0udge,SErnett,st S. Lewis, Wtngham, Onions from 5eeti, red, Mrs. B'rim- bleccnnrbe Mrs. H. Desjardine; On- ions :from seed yellow, \Irl. 13. Des- jardine, \V. E. Fro:bhourne: Onions from dutch sets, Mrs, ,H. -Desjardine. Mrs, 71. B1am"he onions eets Mrs. H. Desjardine NI re. H. Foes; Picking onfmr, eliss S. McCallum, Mrs. Brumbler terry; Potato onions, \\'. E. hrccbaurtte, 1lrs. SI. Blanche, Corn, Flint, tiers. H. Desjardine, R. and R Proctor corn. {dent 71. Henry, Mrs. H Desjardine fodder corn, M. Henry, .7. Turnbull: dahie corn, 71. 'Henry, A\. E. Freebnurne, collection of 'corn named varieties, 13re. 1-1. Des- Iardine, hiss S. le Callum; 'curled •avoy. 77. E. Ft -e hrnmne. Drumhead •cabhagc, W. E. Free- lemrne, \Ars. Branrbleconthc; otheart cabbage. A, Turnbull, 'kV. E. Free- ticerne; red pickling •cribbage, Mrs, W. Peebles, W. E. Freebourne; •cau.l- i13osver, 11rs. M. Blanche, Mrs. llrusn4g0com+be; pumlpkin yeelow Held, Gen. Ca,tu,pbell, hist S. 'McCallum; pantlrkin, ,plc^, R. Warwick, R. and R. Proctor squash, iuihlbard, Dr. J. Grieve; quash, A:O:V., Dr, 'J. Grieve, Mies 5, McCallum. Tomatoes, large, Mrs. H. Desjar- dine, Dorothy 13one; 'plum or 'cherry tomatoes. R. Warwick, R. and R. Proctor; +wihite ;beans :Hauge), Miss S. McCad'.1;unn, Mrs. Bnunnl>;leconube; butter tbeans, •any variety, Dorothy Bone, hiss S. 1'heCallunt; white (beans '(annald), Mrs. H. Fuss, Geo, Camp- bell: citrons, Mrs. Bert Jolheetone, 71re, 71. Blanche watermelons, M. Henry, 1lre. H Desjardine; nnuisrk- nnelons, M. Henry, .Mrs, •H. Desjar- dine. Pickling 'cucumbers. Mrs. H. Fuss, Mies H McCallum; Mahle encumbers, 'Mrs, r\\". 'Peebles, Mrs D'ee a+rdlne; me cneaunb•er , A. Turnbull, IN. E. 1 rccbcrrrne;.:piaut sof ,celery, •wihite. A. 'Turnbull, Mrs, Fuss; •herds sunflower, 71i -s. Desjardine, 71.rs. Puss; 'collect - lin of garden: produce, W. E. Ftrc- hoerne, hread how'e-made, white, Mrs. F. StoreyMrs. H. ,0. Walker; (bread, home-made. t1 re'w n, W. 1:. Free - bourne, Mrs, P. Storey; bread lhome- • made, currant, Mrs. H, O. Walker, M. Beery: buns, •hails -dozen, 1\\l, E. Freebourne, Mrs. Bert Johnstone.; Continued on Page 7.