The Seaforth News, 1940-09-26, Page 3THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1940
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11 Fair
GRAIN AND SEEDS
White Mall w'hea't. H. Desjardine,
O. Rattler, red fall wheat, A. Reich-
ert, H A. Fuss lharley, CH. 'freer -
ver, 0. Battler; oats. early, H. DVS/ -
jai -dine, 0, Battler oats late, H.
Desjardine, -Gro. •Link Ihtrcikwheat.
H. Prams r. White field beans, O.
Rattler H. 'I'ratemner.
Judge, T, L. Williams, R. F.
Stade.
Corn, flint, J. Battler; ,corn, ,lent,
J. diattler, A. '11. 'Welber; sweet corn,
G. Deters.
Reed onions, H. 'Desjardine, J. Bat-
dler; yellow ,c stuns,1 M Glyenont;
H, Uesjard'itw dutch setts, J. Battler;
Spanish onions, H. Truemner, U. tat-
tler.
'White field 'carrots. H. Teuenner,
J. Rattler; .garden rar'rots, IH. Des-
jardine, H Block & Son.
Swedish inrnips, Snowden &'Geain-
.ger, 1-i Trn'e7nner; red mianlgalds H.
Truemner, 'J Rattler intermediate
anaint:olds, H. ,Block .di. Son, H. True-
mner; uc;ar ereet r, ig'alds, res, True -
inner, U. Battler,
Oxford cabbage. H. Bleck & Son, J.
Battles drumhead 4121 cabbage. 'rhir1
Bron,. J. fit.t1Lr, blot c.abbnk«. J.
Battler, Henry Fhtxbard.
Black Spanish radish, J. Bat t 14 r:
white radish, .1. Battler; garden
beans, J. Battler; pumpkin, H. True-
mner, H. Blt b & Son; pie pu114;16 .
Thiel Bros., H. Bleck & Son.
Citron, J. Battler; hubbard squash,
H. Truemner, J, Battler; mammoth
squash or pumpkin, 11. Truemner, H.
Desjardine; blood beets, J. Battler, H.
FIaxbard; root beets. J. Battler, F.
McClymont.
Watermelons, H. Truemner, Mel
Smith; Albert Bess special, H• Beck
er Sr.; muskmelons, H. Truemner.
Tomatoes, D. Restemeyer, J. Batt)
er; collection of garden vegetables
H. Block & Mel Smith.
Laird's special, O. Battler.
DAIRY PRODUCTS, ETC.
Butter, creek, Mel Smith, W.
Doupe; butter, prints, Fred M eC'ly-
mont; cheese. Henry Flaxbarcl,
1 -Toney, extracted, W. M. Henry.
Maple syrup Wilfrid Donpe Fred
McClymont. Hen's eggs, O. Rattler,
W. Henry; pr chickens, dressed. d. T.
Meyers, Chas. Hay; soap, Pearl Pfile,
Fred McClymont. Bag potatoes, O.
Battler. Creamery special, Ed Erb, J.
Battler, H. A, FUSS.
dti ter H horde '.4 Sen J Battler'
\3i•s L. J.ivingeton; house drew. G, l+ ad. Slgnen nn °.half tf -
Dater•. Mrs. ;Henry Dass; man.; neigh cn•s and fiiendt. Mr. and Mrs
Ieeping t;arnient. i11rs. Fuss, Pearl Jewitt gave. a very sixit 'y reply 4,111' Et
Nile: child's made over d-ress, Lee atftur singing, "For they are
jci11F
Roffman, 11r 11. 1 u hcd •9irei, hood felluwe," dancing continued un
PPeanl 1'lile, \ares l u weattr 3cni1 771 wer, lima' hours of the mc» nine.
or i•rorhe.t, 11. Recker Sr., l,Je rd l)'- rhe. Kathering taloned ny t:rm€itt Gra
liras; kitchen 'apron,G. ;Dater . 11.`"tie the king.
Desjardine; wool `see H. A Fuss,
HORTICULTURAL
Collection el apples, Laithwaite &
Son, Fred 11cClyrnunt; ia11 apples.
Laithw aitc & -Son, F. M. Clymont.
inter alrples, Fred 1Metiymont,
Laithwaite & Son.
int, elf Tcmlkii . F. McClynctnt,
Laithwai:c: snow apples. Laithwaite,
1IcCiymoat ; northern spies. ,Lai'tb-
waite, \4,'. M. Henry; Ibaldwins, Leith-
Waite, MoClymgnt; R.I. c'reeninge,
McCiymon' ; Macintosh red. Laith-
waite :beton pippin, Snowden '&
Grainger, Laithwaite; igolden. russets,
Ted Steiipthae'h, Fred McClymont:
asagners, Laithwaitc, Snowden &
Grainger; ntanns, Laithwaite, Ted
Steinbach; wall river, Laitiawalte.
Ontarios, Snowden, Lait'hrwaite,
maiden's Ihlush,
Laithwaite; Iblentheim
plppdn,
Laithwaite; tpowa'ttlkee, Laith-
waite Fred :M eCiymont; icol'vents,
Laithwaite, H, Desjardine; taUma,n
sweet, Fred •Mc'C7ytnont, Snowden &
Grainger; 'wealthy, F. ,M,cClymont,
Henry.
Collection •af fall )pears, F. ,MeCly-
meet, Laithwaite: ,weinter pears,
Laithwaite, 'M'cClymont; 'vollection of
•pears. dill and iw-inter, iMcClyanont,
Lait'hwaite; Bartlett ,pear, McCly-
mont, Delbert Geiger: Flemish ,beams
sty, Delbert Geiger; ,Glapp''s Fawarite,
Laithwaite, McClymont).
Peaches, 'Wilfred Doupe, '14. Des-
jardine.
?rupee, Delbert Geiger, H. Truem-
ner, crab apples, red, H. Truemner,
Snowden I& 'Granger.
Grail) apples,. yellow, Fred 'M'cCly"
mont, H. Desjardiue.
Grapes, E. Rest•eaneyer.
GARDEN VEGETABLES
Dooleys, lJardb Battler; any variety
late ,potatoes, U. 'Battler; any variety
early. potatoes, J. Battler; Green
14*untain 'potatoes, ;J. •Battler; Trish
Cobbler ,potatoes, J. Battler, H. Beck-
er Sr..
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
White loaf bread. Mel Smith.
C. Melick; Sehilbe special, c. Met•
ick; nut bread, Wilfred Doupe. W.
Bl. Henry; raisin hens or rolls. G.
Deters. W. M. Henry; tea hiscuits.
Wilfrid Donne, J. Battler; sit gar
cookies, E, Dueharme, Fred Me C ly-
mont; ginger cookies, Wilfrid Doup",
Mel Smith; fried cakes, Pearl Pi11".
R. Geiger; loaf sake, Pearl Piffle. E
Dueharme; dark layer cakes. W. M.
Henry, Wilfrid Doupe; light layer
cake, Wfllert's special, W. Doupe,
Mrs, Archie Davis; tarts. 1.. Reste-
meyer. Mrs. A. Davis, cherry pie, W.
Doupe, Mrs. Archie Davis; special.
light cake, Wilfred Doupe, Mrs. A.
Davis; dutch apple pie. W. 1,1. Hetry,
G. Deters; coffee cake. W. M. Henry,
Jacob Battler; tea biscuit special. C.
Melick; tea biscuit special, Pearl
Pfi1e, E. Restemeyer, W. M. Henry.
Working man's supper; Mrs. Henry
Fuss; G. Deters, Pearl Ptile, W. Donee.
Canned rhubarb, H, Desjardine, Mel
Smith, canned raspberries, H. Becker
Sr, 14ie1 Smith; canned strawberries,
H. Desjardine; canned cherries, H.
Desjardine, A. Geiger; canned pear's
0. Battler, Pearl Pfi1e; canned citron,
J. Battler. Pearl Pi1le; canned plums.
H. Desjardine. O. Battler; canned
peaches, O. Battler, 14, Desjardine.
Currant jam, Pearl Pfl1e. W. Doupe.
Berry jam, Pearl Pflle, H. Desjard-
ine; grape jelly, H. Desjardine, FV.
Doupe; red currant jelly, Fred Mc-
Clymont, Pearl P111e; mixed vinegar
pickles. Fred McClymont; mustard
pickles, H. Desjardine, F, McClymont.
Catsup, E. Restemeyer, O. Battler.
Pickled red cabbage, C. Meliek,
Mel Smith, canned tomatoes, H. Des-
jardine; collection canned fruits, II
Desjardine..
LADIES' WO'RI{ DOMESTIC
Quilt (piece, fam,cy, Ferd IHalberer,
H. A, Fuss; quilt, pieced 'cotton, C.
IMkliok, 1MiiS. H. Fuss; quilt, fancy.
cotton, H. A. Fuss, R. Geiger; com-
you have stayed And your lion,'
ar • ' ' among us made. V6"e know Will he re -
'Mrs. bedspread, pus;
Archie Devil—; mitts aloe L. HARLOCK
Lion :.ion; darning morn sock. A. Mr* ltichtird. x'13(1 Miss H«•len Aril..
I
ass: pair crochet gloves. MhsI,:v- strong of near Ethel and '4 r and
il19•c,n, Roy Lamont , knitted,nit, ph, . Ilru«,t :Via-etin and lit+.+. Marg-.
1133)23 O'Brien, \1r- Archie Ravi`; g.1,,1 of 1lcurrs spa t �uulav at thr
man's sweater or pullover, 'Mreroh. ai ,' , •
of 91t. and Mrs.A, W. M-1 wing,
n llavr 'arnc'r marl, fv,,tu old un
in't, II 1/estardine, Pearl 1'fii $carr Mr. fiavid Reid who «tae ,1 laf,l
:mit. braided, Pearl I tile. R. krt. iu1r; op for a while is improving. ving. We hops -
floor slat, hooked rags. P, -aro Pfilc, 1,v will Boon be an better again.
11 Block i& Son; floor mat, booked ',lr. and 9913a. John McGregor 339
wool ragS, W111. i]eaker Miss I iving- Walkerton spent last week at ;.ho
. tint Il ra. mat, hnokt d rags lDk, \',.
Decker: floor stat, hooked ,wo'.'lb.n hone of the former's sister, Mrs.
Jennie and Mr. acrd Mrs Ernest
Knox. also visiting the other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest and Mrs. Jen-
nie Knox spent Sunday at Walker-
ton, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
McGregor. who had been holidaying
at the former's home.
High School at Blyth opened for
the coming year last Monday. Miss
Phyllis Shepherd and the Misses
Doris and Helen Lear are attending.
Mrs. Norman Shepherd visited at
the home of her sister, Mrs. and 991r.
Frank Marshall, pari of this week. -
Mr. A. W. MctEwing recently sold S
Jersey heifers, 7 going to Toronto
and one to Chatham. receiving goad
prices. We congratulate 'V1r. Mc'.Ewing
en his slat•.,+ass with the Jerseys.
The oil diggers Lire still working on
the farm of Mr. and Mrs. siert Allen.
They have now dug over Soo feet. \}'r•
hope they will 50411 strike oil in
abundance.
Mrs. Lobert Watson, who has been
peor'1y for somethus. is +tot improv-
ing as her friends would wish. Mrs.
David Watson recently wa, w1111 hen'
material, Pearl Pfile, herd }Utterer.
Dining Ronan Furnishings ---Lunch
set, 15 pieces rut (work, Miss Living-
ston, Pearl Nile; lunch sem, other 'kind
,141 Livingston, Mrs. Fuss: set tattle
mats ,Mise Livingston, Pearl Yfile;
table cloth and napkins, Miss Liwine-
ston, Mrs. Fuss; 'centre piece, Miss
Livingston, Pearl Nile; Ibuffem set,
Miss Livingston, Pearl I''file; needle
point.Miss Livingston, Pearl Nile;
buffet 'set, cut work, Miss Livingston.
Pearl Pfile talhte ,cloth H. Becker Sr,
tea cosy, Miss Living ron, IMr. Ar-
chie Davis; tea towels, Miss Living-
ston, Pearl I'f4
'BED ROOM FURNISHINGS
Pillow Ai'ps, embroidered, Pearl
Pfilt {MiesLivingston; fancy sh
ent
and .pillow stun \4i. Livingston, Mrs
Fu
nest towels, Miss Livingston.
Ii A Fuss; bash towel,:Miss Living-
ston Pearl Fillet curtain...Mr Liv-
ingston. Pearl flits• vanity set IMF-,
I i ingston, Pearl Nile; inrrtidoir et-
s}nri - Pearl Pallas. \Mr Livingston;
;
night robe, Mrs. 1I Fu '11 Liv-
ingston; collar and cuts set, ,1fis Liv-
fiegetr n, Pearl Ptile had jack« lir•.
A Davis: lades slip Miss
stnn. Mrs. 1-i Fuss; lads.' dressbi,g
crtrn, Delbert Geiger.
Childress We:tee-Remelt, +esker
and 'bootees, Mrs, A. Davis, Mi., Li -
for a week.
vattg'stnn, crib cover, Mrs. Foss; Childs Mr. and Mrs. Heti) Manning of
fancy dress. Lloyd O'Brien, A. I
.play dress and bloomers, mils Lrvm - home of their daughter 13rs. and 11,'.
stns, no 'mutter; child costume; knit
'tall; near Clinton spent Sul day at the
or crochet Mrs. •1 Davis.Audrey Knox.
Living Room Furnishing• --•C'en'tre 991r. and Mrs. Graydon Neil and
,piece. Miss Livingston. 3. Rattler; Murray of near Summeritill visited
table runner, ".Miss Livingston, Mrs. rue evening - last week at the home
Fuss; sofa Ipillrnw^, c athr ,idered. J.
01 hIrs. Jennie and Mr. and vers.
Rattler. 'Miss Levin-sicm, sofa pillow, Ernest Knox.
other 'handwork, Lee Hoffman, Pearl
Pfile chesterfield set, Roy •Lamont, Mrs. Jennie Knox and Mr. and Mrs.
:Mrs. Fuss; afghan. Miss, Livingstrn, John McGregor visited :air. and Mrs,
H. Flasher&McGavin in McKillop one day last
Miscella•neons--Bridge set, Miss ini- week.
Li-
vingston; alup:licfee, H. A. Fuss; door -
.top, :Pearl Peale, H. Flaxlbard: articles A small girl entered a shop in the
made from oil oloth, Pearl Pele, H.
Becker Sr collection of garden ism- East End of London. "Please, sir."
ages, ,Miss Livingston, H. Flaxthard; see said to the shopkeeper. in a
kitchen .collection, Pearl Pfile, Mrs shrill voice, "I wants 'art' a pared of
H le'wo'tion of six different beast, an' a pen'oth of cheese, an'
stv,les es e needlework• Pearl Pfil•e, H. A. rnnvver see she'll send a shilling iu
Feiss.
ART 'WORK when favver comes 'Tune."
"All right," replied tete man. who
Cannan Misr, Livingston, B. Flax- was used to this kind of request.
bard; (paster, E. Dticharme. H. Flax- "But." continued the child, "muv-
)lrard; crept, sealing wax and cello ver wants the change now 'cos she's
luhane paper dieplav H. A. Fuss; 01l
,painting, lands'cape Miss ,Livingston; got to put a penny in the gas meter!"
oil painting, marine iview, Miss Liv-
ingston; water colors, 'Miss Living- FROM A LONELY DLiGOtt'r.
Ston, H. .4, Floss; water colors, flow- _
ars, 'Miss Livingston, Mrs. H. Foss; Standing alert by my dugout
neater cdlors, animals, Miss Living -
Awaiting orders to rise,
sten, E. Dueharrnc; pastel, any sub" My thoughts run to my comrades,
ject, Miss Livingston, H. A. Foss; Some appear to be only boys.
conventional design, aH. A. Fuss, Del -
A message tomes to our dugout.
'pert Geiger ,wood 'carving, Miss Les- .Stand to You rifles and guns!
ingston, H. Block & Son; snapshots, 1 pictured the lonely mothers,
H. Flaiabard, H. A. FUSS; art work, Who had given their only sons,
,Mrs. H. Fuss, Miss Livingston; sepia. Like comrades they face all dangers,
Miss .Livingston, Mrs. H. Fuss. As orders they must obey.
FLORAL EXHIBITS Their guns are set to the ranges.
Large lbottemet, Delbert Geiger. R.
"I'll give
yt&CIallYie
brut
free fro 6;
holes,
doughy spots
sour t step
MADE IN CANADA
87 CHILDREN VICTIMS
OF GERMAN SUB ATTACK
The sinking of a British - refugee
ship with a toll of 29:3 persons, S7 of
them children en route to Canada,
enraged Britonsibis week and
brought headlines of "murder" in the
London, England. press. The govern-
ment waited ainrost a week before announcing thetragedy. to give wel-
fare, workers opportunity to notify
the children's parents In London. Liv-
er11001 and Middlesex after exhausted
Smwivors were brought to a northern
port of England, The ship, her name
undisclosed, was torpedoed 600 miles
west of England and sank in a
stormy sea within 20 minutes after
she was attacked.
Of 406 men, women and children
aboard, only 113 were found alive
when a warship reached the scene of
the tragedy hour's later.
But a thought strays far away.
Geiger; small bouquet, R. Geiger, L. Some for a wife, sweetheart, or
llofflman; salvia, ,Lee Hoffman, Roy mother, s
Lemont; dahlias, R. Geiger, Roy La- Who at home patiently pray
nnont; asters, Roy Lamont, Lee Hoff, -To God above for his guidance,
For their loved ones far away.
tion of ,houseplants, Lee Hoffman; The Officer's voice now is calling
man; petunias, Lee 'Hoffman; caller -
collection of coleus, H. Becker Se.,
R -Geiger; annual No. nerceber, Roy "1734 lads and into the fray."
Lamont; cosmos. R. Geiger, Delbert With thoughts of the ones who hall
Geiger; zinnias, J. Reuter. Roy Lam- fallen
out; verbenas, Let Hoffman; Only the previous y.
peas, Lee Hanian; roses. Lee Heff- '-revenge is what \v'dae are t+alliug
man. As alertness Bulls one ant} all.
CHI,,LD N'S DEPARTMENT Where many a brave lad has fallen.
Dressed )loll, G. 'Deters; Ibird hoose, in answer to Britain's call.
I1. Fla,bard; writing, over 'ten years, For the Otellallt of this war and
No nennlb.er, H. Flaxlbard; fart, cruet 10 horrors
years, 1H. Fla -shard. Are felt by every man
dTe see a loving comrade
'SPECIALS
L5 ;]truck down by unhnn:rn hand.
41, 'Gascho special,, 'knitted wear, L.
Look to the east they are falling.
O'Brien; 'Monarch kn;tt'ed .garment Look to the went, that's net all.
special, Mrs. H. mss; Gesell° mat Think of the 0113$ n'st the billows
special, Won. DeckFer; Dr. O'D'wyer Who are standing the brunt of it all.
special, Mrs. H. Fuss.
Orme mere the battle is vett..
CONSTANCE And hack to nm dugouts again.
About 200 friends and neighbors WO 0,1k 331 the ones who had fall' n.
gathered Friday evening. Sept 1:3, in Their loved ones will near t r ,,Er,iit.
..d 1411 ., .his w.r. 14 u, t.
the Forrester's Hall in honour of Al.:1 from citify their loved <, e art
Mr. and - Mrs. Wilbur Jewitt, who. ,ut,
present- =' -w friends will limp; for 5 slery
were recently married and
ed them with a studio lounge 01131 OA That came from a. lonely dugout.
table. Mr. Charles Riley and Mr.E'1- e . J. r r v[ LES.
girl Nott made the presentation. Mrs.
t« ran 0i the .lei \\ 'at'.
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Lorne Lawson read the following ad•
dress:—Dear Elrua and \Vi1t.;rr: ev"e
lead heard a lot of differ) a ,nates
about what would happen in ,- ran.
but what we read in the p: -p', r i,=w
weeks ago, Was the lastest n,.:.., Or
all, Of course we do ora Mat you
loot your mother did the -:'•. it.',
twenty-seven years next April situ.)
sbo changed her maiden name. For in
the year of '1013 the wedding fever
grew., And a lot of Hallct1,'s, "best,
boys and girls," got married that
year too, So hero we are in "forty."
The fever is There once more And boys
and girls are+etting wed Who were'
Dever wed before, And now as the
Years go rolling by, if any, ibis step
shall rue, We hope that you and Wil-
bur Don't Don't happen to be the two. Your
friends and neighbours planned to,
getter to take you by surprise And
buy sono useful gifts Which they
thought you might prize. So instead
of going noir Kincaid, We are glad
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