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The Seaforth News, 1942-10-01, Page 3THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1942. PAGE THREE. Try these grand• ECONOMYmuffins..• 2 cops flan 3 Baking Powoons defo ' tablespoon sugar IF, scorooa snit cup milk 2 eggs tablespoons Sifttogether flour, baking powder, sugar and salt; add mills, well. beaten eggs and melted shortening. Mix well. Half fill greased muffin tins andbalteinhot oven at 4000)3' about 20 minutes, For Froe Cook Book Send Tot Moths Baking Powder, Fraser AV°•, Toronto Costs Less than etc. INC VDER NTAINS pOAWM MADE IN CANADA /¢ per Average Baking! NAIWWWWWWWWWIt Bayfield Fair Prize List HORSES Wagon Class - Mare, R. Manson; foal, R, Manson; gelding or filly, 2 years, R. Manson. Agricultural - Mare, Elmore Keys, foal, Elmore Keys; gelding or filly, 2 years, 11. Turner and. Son, It. Manson; gelding or filly, 1 year, H. Turner and Son; team, Elmore Keys, H, Turner. Heavy Draught-- Mare, raught-Mare, Elmore Keys, H. Turner & Son; foal, H• Turner & Son, Elmore ICeys; gelding or filly, 2 years, H. Turner & Son; team, Elmore. Keys, H. Turner & Son. Roadsters - Single roadster, Wm. Schrag; gen- tlemen's outfit, Wm. Schrag. Specials- Best showing of horses, H. Turner & Son, Elmore Keys. Heavy draught mare and foal, Beatty special, Elmore Keys, Gen. Purpose mare and foal, Mer- ner special -R. Manson. Best colt shown by boy under 18, R. Manson. CATTLE Grade Cattle -Cow, R. Manson and 2nd; heifer calf, R. Manson; Steer calf, R. Manson. Durham - Cow, Wm. Oestricher; heifer, 2 years, Wm. Oestricher; heifer, one year, Wm. Oestricher; heifer calf, Wm. Oestricher and 2nd; bull calf, Wm, Oestricher. Herefords - Heifer calf, Elmer Webster and 2nd; bull calf, Elmer Webster. Jersey or Gurnsey- Cow, Lloyd Scotchmer, William Schrag; heifer, two years, Wm. Hen- ry, Wm. Cehrag; heifer, one year, Wm. Henry, Wm. Schrag; heifer calf, Lloyd Scotchmer, Wm. Schrag; bull calf, John Howard. Specials - Best dairy heifer, Zurich Hume Clutton. Best beef cow, Canada Wm. Oestricher. Best dairy cow, Hume Clutton. Best 2 year heifer, Wm. Oestricher. Best heifer calf, Eaton special, W. Glutton, Prize list for Huron Holstein Club: Bull, Colin Campbell; bull under 1 year, Hume Glutton, L. Leeming, H. Clutton, Colin Campbell; cow, Hume Clutton, Wm. Sparks, Colin Camp- bell, Wm. Sparks, H. Clutton. Heifer, 3 years, Hume Glutton, Col- in Campbell; heifer, 2 years, Hume Clutton, Leonard Leeming, H. Clut- ton, L. Leeming, W. Sparks, L• Leem- ing; heifer, under 2 years, Colin Campbell, L. Leeming, H. Clutton, Colin Campbell; heifer under 1 yera, Hume Glutton, W. Sparks, L. Leem- ing, Bisset Bros., H. Clutton, Bisset Bros,, C. Campbell; get of sire, Hume Clutton, Leonard Leeming, Colin Campbell; herd, Hume Clutton, Colin Campbell; junior yearling heifers, H. Clutton. SHEEP Ham, D. A. Graham; shearling ram, D. A. Graham, C. Lawson; ram lamb, D. A. Graham, -C. Lawson; ewe, D. A. Graham, C. Lawson; shearling ewe, D, A. Graham; ewe lamb, D. A. Graham and 2nd. Lincolns-- Ram, A. D. Steeper; shearling ram, A. D. Steeper; ram lamb, A. D. Steeper and 2nd; ewe, A, D. Steeper and 2nc1; shearling ewe, A. D. Steep - Herald, Packers, er and 2nd; ewe lamb, A. D. Steeper and 2nd, - Oxfords - Ram, W. M. Henry, Wes Deering; shearling ram, W. M. Henry and 2nd; ram lamb, W. M. Henry, Wes Deering; ewe, Wes Deering, W. M. Henry; shoarling ewe, Wes Deering, 12r. M. Henry; ewe Iamb, W. M. Hen- ry and 2nd. Dorsets- Rain, P. E. Deering and 2nd; shear - ling ram, P. E. Deering; ram lamb, P. E. Deering and 2nd; ewe, P. E. Deering and 2nd; shearling ewe, P. E, Deering and 2nd; ewe lamb, P. E. Deering and 2nd. Simpson Special -Best pen 5 ewe lambs, P. E. Deering. PIGS Boar, Snowden & Grainger; sow, Snowden & Grainger. Yorkshire -Boar, A. H. Warner; SOW, A, H. Warner, Colin Campbell, Tamworth= Boar, Snowden & 'Grainger; sow; Snowden & Grainger, R. Manson; young boar, R. Manson; young sow, Manson' and 2nd. Best pair bacon hogs, Snowden & Grainger and and, Eaton Special, 3 bacon hogs, Snow- den & Grainger. POULTRY Brahmas, dark, p, O. Battler, chi, Grapes, Mrs, Metcalf, O. Battler; O. Battler. collection grapes, Mrs. Metcalf; Fuss; pillow cases, embroidery, J. Barred Rock, Utility, p, G. Block, F. McClymont; h, Elmer Webster; ckl, peaches, Mrs, Metcalf, Fred Middle- Livingston, Mrs. F. Watson; pillow F. McClymont and 2nd. • 1 ton; plums, John McGuire, C. Law- cases, lace, J. Livingston, H. A. Fuss; Exhibition Barred Rocks, p, G.son; prunes, Mrs. Metcalf, Wm. curtains, J. Livingston, H. A. Fuss. Block; ckl, G. Black,' Sparks; yellow crabs, A. H. Warner, Towels, J. Livingston; towels, m.o. • Rocks, White, utility, p, D. A. Gra- F McClymont; red crabs, Snowden ehet, J. Livingston, dressing table n ^ v rr ""' ""' set, J. Livingston; tea towels, J. Liv- ingston, Mrs. Mellick, Children's Wear - Child's play jacket, J. Livingston, Fred Middleton; baby's jacket, H. A. Fuss; baby's jacket, knit, J. Living- ston; baby's bootees, J. Livingston; bootees, crochet, H. A. Fuss, J. Liv- ingston; petticoat H. A. Fuss, J. Liv- ingston; rompers, J. Livingston. Ladies Wear - Apron, J. Livingston, H. A. Fuss; dress, H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Mellick; und- erwear, 3. Livingston; pullover, 0. Battler; apron, 3. Livingston, Mrs. Mellick; handbag, J. Livingston, 0. Batter; dress, F. Middleton, J. Liv- ingston; dyeing, J. Livingston. Men's Wear - Shirt Mrs. Mellick, J. Livingston; pyjamas, 3., Livingston, H. A. Fuss; mitts, 0. Battler, J. Livingston; socks, J. Livingston, Mrs. Mellick; socks, line, J. Livingston, 0. Battler. Miscellaneous Work - Patch, H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Mellick; filet, 3. Livingston, 0. Battler; tatt- ing, J. Livingston, 0. Battler; knit- ting, J. Livingston, 11. A. Fuss; drawn thread work, J. Livingston, Mrs. Mel - lick; hemstitching, Mrs, Mellick, H. A. Fuss; cut work, J. Livingston, 0. Battler; tapestry, Mrs, Mellick, J. ner; young pail', A, H. Warner, Elmer tomatoes, Mrs, Metcalf, O. Battler. Webater, sunflower, W. G. Clark, A. 21. War. Bronze turkeys, old pair, A. H, ner; garden herbs, Mrs., Metcalf, Alf Warner and 2nd; young pair, A, 1i, Mellick. Sweet peppers, Mrs. Metealf; Warner and 2m1, Trewartha special, G•, Block, Gescho special, Snowden & Grain- ger. DAIRY PRODUCE Salt butter, Fred McClymout; crock. butter, F. Mcolymout, Elmer Web- ster; print butter, 0. Battler; cottage cheese, W, G. Clark, H. A. Fttss, Lard, Mrs. A, Mellick; dressed, chickens, F. McClymont; hen's eggs, White, F, McClymont; hen's eggs, brown, 0, Battle]', F. McClymont, DOMESTIC SCIENCE White bread, Elmer Webster, Her- old Penhale; Boston brown bread, Elmer Webster, Ed Foster; 'tut bread, Mrs. A. Mellick, Graham muffins, Elmer Webster, W. G, Clark; layer cake, light, Mrs, Snider; scones, Ed ,Foster, Elmer Webster; tarts, Rachel Johnston, F. McClymont; salad vegetables, Mrs. A. Mellick, Elmer Webster. Scotch short bread, W, G. Clark; fruit cake, F. McClymont; sponge cake, Mrs. A. Mellick; buns, Elmer Webster, Ed Foster; tea biscuits, Ed Foster, Rachel Johnston; ginger her- mits, Rachel Johnston, Mrs, Snider; green peppers, Mrs, • Bert Dunn, Alf Mellick; vegetable marrow, Mrs, Met- calf, Mrs, Bert Dunn; green hubbard squash, 0. Battler, Harold Penhale; yellow llubbard squash, 0. Battler. PLANTS AND FLOWERS Cut keens, Alf Mellick, Mrs, Mat - calf; bouquet, Alf Mellick, F. Middle- ton; sylvia, F. Middleton; modern dahlias, Mrs, Snider; Alf, Mellick, Ml's. Snider, Marigolds, C, Lawson, Snowden & Grainger geranium, Mrs. Metcalf; asters, Alf Mellick, F, Middleton; petunias, Dialer . Webster; oosmos, Alt Mellick, F, Middleton; zinnias, 0. Battler, C. Lawson; gladiolus, F. Middleton; tLble bouquet, Alf Mell- b it, F. Middleton. FINE ARTS Landscape, oil, J. Livingston, Mrs, Metcalf; still life , M. Livingston, landscape, J. Livingston; fruit, Mrs. Metcalf; flowers, J. Livingston, Mrs, Metcalf; pen and ink drawing, J, Livingston, H. A. Fuss. Drawing, H, A, Fuss, J. Livingston;' Water color, Mrs, Metcalf, J, Living- ston; ivingston; hand painted china, J. Living- ston; stencilling, J. Livingston; fruit cookies, Mrs. Snider, Rachel John- in oil, 3, Livingston; towers, J, Liv - sten; muffins, John McGuire, W. G. ingston; pencil sketch, J. Livingston. Clark; meat loaf, Rachel Johnston. LADIES' WORK Apple pie, Rachel Johnston; raisin Living Room Accessories- pie, Rachel Johnston, Elmer Web- Table centrepiece, J. Livingston, 0. ster; lemon pie, John McGuire, Ed Battler; table runner, H. A. Fuss, J. Foster; lunch for school, Mrs, A. Livingston; cushion, embroidery, J. Mellick, W. G. Clark; baked beans, Livingston, 0. Battler; cushion, J. Mrs. A, Mellick, Rachel Johnston;, Livingston, H. A. Fuss. cold lunch, H. A. Fuss, F, McCly- Dining ,Room Accessories- mont; pickles, 0. Battler; jelly and Table cloth, J. Livingston, H. A. marmalade, Mrs. Mellish. Fess; tea cloth, 3. Livingston; tea Maple syrup, F. McClymont, Rachel cloth, embroid., J. Livingston, Mrs. Successful is your baking When ROYAL makes your breadav On'loes sweet, tender, tasty Your family is ` Well=fed INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED icq 'qua=� CAKES p RFCT BREAD Made In' Canada ham, Mona Reid; lunch box, DavisReid, Helen Blair, Mona Reid; tea biscut, Mona Reid, John Applebeck, Helen Erratt, Barbara McConnell, Needlework - Quilt block, Doris Reid, Jas. Keys, Keith Keys; quilt patch, Mona Reich, Monica Graham, John Applebeck, Marie Stirling; needlecase, Vivian Chute'', Nettie Claris, Geo. Beatty, Mary E. Beatty. Crafts - Paper mat, Gordon Porter, Ronald Taylor, Shirley Leitch, D. Sturgeon; aeroplane, Billy Peck, Gerald Sturg- eon, Billy Parker, Marilyn Dow_ son; picture cut out, Viola Leitch, Ethel Blair, Evelyn Bell, Marjorie Duch- arme; bird or animal, Viola Lerch, Grace Applebeck, Harold Applebeck, Jean Sturgeon; scrap book, Doris Johnston. Mellick; tea cloth, crocheted, J. Liv- Penhale, Pat Graham, Charlie Guest, GRAIN AND SEEDS ingston, Mrs. Melli• tray cloth, Reid; wood work, Nlilvene ck Wheat, 0. Battler, H. A. Fuss; soy Mrs. Mellick; centrepiece, J. Living -Sturgeon, Billy Elliott, Annabel beans, Mrs. Snider; barley, 0. Batt- stop, Mrs. Mellick; luncheon' set, J. Leitch, Ivan McClymont; poem books, er, H. A, Fuss; white oats, H. A. Livingston, H. A. Fuss; buffet set, J. Audrey Sturgeon, Monica Graham, uss; red clover seed, 0. Battler; ti- Livingston, Mrs. Mellick; tea cosy, Betty Heard, Betty Larson; illustrat- tothy, H. A. Fuss, Carl Diehl. i J. Livingston, Mrs. Mellick,• ed poem, Glen Brandon, Audrey Stur- Flint corn, 0. Battler, Elmer Web- Colored Linens- geon, Beverly York, Anabel Leitch; ter; sweet corn, F. McClymont, 0..1 Bridge set, J. Livingston; cross glass gainting, Harold Applebeck, Pat Battler; pea beans, 0. Battler; tallest stitch, J. Livingston; buffet set, Bl- Graham, Milvena Sturgeon, Anabel corn, F. McClymont, Snowden & mer Webster, 0. Battler. Leitch; alphabet, Albert Leitch, Mar. Bed Room Accessories- garet McLeod, Harold Applebeck, 1 F n e Grainger. FRUIT Sheets, J. 'Livingston, H. A. Fuss; Billy Parker, pollow cases, J. Livingston, H. A. Essey- Grades 1.6, Betty Heard, Mary E. Beatty, Ronald Castle, Evelyn Bell. Grades 7-10, Beverly York, Ivan Mc- Clymont, Audrey Sturgeon, Annabel Leitch. Collections - Leaves, grades 2.5, Tom Penhale, Anna Porter, Norma Sturgeon, Betty Heard; leaves, grades, 6-10, Doris Reid, Doris Penhale, Mona Reid, Aud- rey Sfturgeon; project, Bayfield low- er room, Bayfield upper roam; table bouquet, Chas. Gues, Monica Graham, Phyllis Johnston, Mona Reid. Crayon, Luella Martin. Bird house, George Castle, ' ham, Harold Penhale; c, Cnowden &i Barlett, VSnowden &Grainger, Fre Grainger; h, D. A. Graham, Snowden & Grainger; ckl, F. McClymont, D., Middleton; pears, any other variety A Graham. C. Lawson, Mrs. Metcalf, White Wyandottes,' p, c, ckl, h; O.' Apples, F. McClymont; winter ap Battler and and. pies, Fired Middleton, F. McClymont Silver Grey Doikings, h, 0. Battler, hampler, F. McClymont. G. Block.Northern spies, F. McClymont:; fol Brown Legho ns, p, O. Battler; c, I apples, Fred Middleton, F. MdCl iOa Vires mont; Tahnan sweets, C. Lawson d ng . •1 Y Wes Deer ; h, B ttler, Deering; ckl, O. Battler. Snowden & Grainger; McIntosh reds, White Legholns-p, F. McClymont; F. Middleton, Snowden & Grainger; Baldwins, F. Middleton, F. McCly- h, Elmer Webster, E. McClymont; ckl, F. McClymont. wont; Maim, F. McClymont, Snowden Rhode Island Reds, ckl, P. E, Deer- & Grainger; northern Spies, C. Law- ing, G. Block. son, Snowden & Grainger. Ancones, p. c. h, ckl, O. Battler. I King of Thomkins, F. Middleton, F. Jersey Black Giants, p, c, ekl, h, D. McClymont; Greeuings, F. McOly- A. Graham; h, D. A. Graham, Elmer mont; Ribston Pippins, Snowden & Grainger, F. McClymont; Wealthy, C. Webster. Wag - New Hampshire Reds, p, G. Blockners, Lawson, Snowden &Grainger; and 2nd; c, G Block, Harold Penhale; dleto Snowden &Grainger, F. Mid - h, ckl, Wes Deering, G. Block. dleton; Golden Russets, C, Lawson, Light Sussex, p, G. Block, F. Mc - Middleton; McClymont; Blenheim Pippins, F. Clymont; c, Wes Deering; h, Carl Middleton; Snows, F. Middleton, F. Diehl, G. Block; ckl, Wes Deering, C. GrIVIainger; Ontarios, Snowden & Grainger; Wolf River, F. Middleton; Lawson. basket of fruit, Mrs. Metcalf, F. Mc - Guineas, ckl, p, D. A. Graham; c,• Clymont. D. A. Graham, Harold Pensale; h, D. A. Graham, F. McClymont. VEGETABLES Black Minorcan, p, 0. Battler; h, Early potatoes, O. Battler, Mrs. P. E, Deering, Harold Penhale; ckl, Metcalf; late potatoes, O. Battler, Harald Penhale O Battler. John McGuire; marigolds, O Battler, naalusiane, p, a, n, Black Homburgs, p, c. h, ski; O. Snawden & Grainger, Elmer Web - Battler. . ster; mangolds, globe, Snowden & Houdans, c, 0. Battler. Grainger, Elmer Webster; intermedi- Bantams, any variety, ckl, p, D. A. ate mangolds, Alf Mellick, Snowden Graham; c, h, D. A. Graham, P, E. & Grainger; field carrots, 0. Battler, Deering. F. McClymont; carrot, long, Alf Mel - Indian Runner Ducks, old, 0. Bat- lick, 0. Battler; carrots, short, John Battler. McGuire, H. Kalbfleisch; beets, long, tier; yuong, 0, 0. Battler, F. McClymont; turnip Muskova Ducks, old, drake, Wes Deering, Harold Penhale; duck, Wes beets, 0. Battler, Mrs. Metcalf; pars - Deering, Harold Penhale. nips, 0. Battler, Elmer, Webster. Muskova ducks, young, pair, Wes Turnips, Snowden & Grainger, E1 - Deering. mer Webster; table turnips, F. Mid- Pekin ducks, old, pair, 0. Battler; dleton, Snowden & Grainger; sugar young, drake, A, H. Warner, Elmer beet mangolds, 0. Battler, Alf Mall - Webster; duck Elmer Webster, A. 11 ick; winter radish, 0. Battler; salsi- kl, O. Battler. Elmer Webster; mangolds, long red,' Livingston; cross stitch, J. Living- Ston, W. G., Clark; Irish crochet, J. Livingston; sampler, H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Mellick; sampler, H. A. Fuss, J. Liv- ingston; darning, H. A. Fuss. Home Manufactures - Bedspread, Ed Foster; candlewick, 0. Battler; applique, J. Livingston, H. 'A. Fuss; quilt, cotton, 0. Battler, Snowden & Grainger; guilt, fancy, 0. Battler, H. A. Fuss. Quilt, patched, J. Livingston; com- forter, 0. Battler, H. A. Fuss; com- forter, goose down, Rachel Johnston; hearth rug, W. G. Clark, Ed Foster; rag mat, Mrs. Mellick; ,braid mat, Mrs. Mellick, J. Livingston; soap, F. fy F McClymont cabbage Mrs McClymont, MIs, Mellick, Rouen ducks, old, drake, O. Battler, Bert Dunn, Ed Foster; cauliflower, SCHOOL CHILDREN EXHIBITS A. H. Warner; duck 0. Battler,Ml's. Bert Dunn, 0. Battler. Grain, Roots. Vegetables - Snowden &Grainger, Muskmelons, Mrs. Bert Dunn, 0. Beets, Nettie Clark, Mary E. Beat - watermelons, 0, Battler, tie, Vivian Cluster, Ivan McClylnont; Rouen ducks, young pair, O. Battler Battler; Embden geese, olcl pair, A. H. War- Ml's. Beit Dunn; oiti'ans, Alf Mellick; carrots, Nettie Clark, Mary E. Beat - 0 Battler; pie pumpkin, Mrs. Snider, tie, Ivan McClymont, Audrey Stnrg- 0. Battler; largest pumpkin, C. Law- eon; onions, Madeline Rau, Margaret son; English potato onions, 0, Batt- McClymont, Keith Keys, Monica ler; large white onions, O. Battler. :Reid; potatoes, Monica. Reid, Audrey 1 Red onions, Snowden & Grainger; Sturgeon, Ivan MeC ycant , Annabel yellow onions, 0. Battler, Alf 1Mlelliolt; Leitch; table coni, Ivan McClymont, red tomatoes, Mrs. Snider, Mrs, Met- Clifford Greer, Doris Penhale, Doris calf; yellow tomatoes, Mrs, Metcalf, Reid; pop corn, Melvina Sturgeon, 0, Battler; largest tomatoes, Ml's. Sunflower, Ruth Clark, Billy El - Metcalf; gherkins, Harold Penhale, liott, Charles Guest, Beverly York. H, Italbflelsch; cucumbers, Harold Domestic Science-- Penhale, Snowden & Grainger; fruit Salad, Beverly York, Monies Gra- DEAD or j�U s I!� A Di ABL�ED A N I L S Quickly removed in clean sanitary trucks. Phone collect 219 MITCHELL or Ingersoll 21 WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED He Was a Nice Girl- A young graduate of the North Bay Normal school played an odd trick of double identity on the school section of No, 8, West Luther. The trustees engaged a young lady by the name of Miss Roseburrouglr Murray, who arrived in due time and took charge of the school at Monck on Septem- ber 8. For a week things went well enough, and then suspicions were aroused, The young lady gave signs of not being what she appeared. Once a shaving brush was noticed in her room, which was somewhat pec- uliar. Then Mrs, James Blyth, with whom she boarded, happened to see the young lady without her wig, which had given her quite a nice head of feminine hair, -and suspicions were confirmed. Police Officer Mori- ey Wright of Arthur asked to inves- tigate, and when he grrived and ask- ed to see the teacher, to the surprise of all, the once Miss Murray appear- ed dressed as a young gentleman, gave his correct name and acknowl- edged his attempted fraud, which for one week be had put over success- fully, haviirg evetr attended church on Sunday. He feminine wardrobe was complete, Just why he attempt- ed his peculiar stunt is something of a mystery. He is of a very effeminate type and played the part perfectly, He is a graduate of the 'Nor'th Bay Normal School and is well up in his work, -Arthur Enter'pr'ise News. 51 Years Married - Mi•, and Mrs. William J. Thompson of Auburn recently marked their 51st wedding anniversary. They are both remarkably well and received many messages of congratulations from their many friends, Included in these was an air -mail letter front their son, Sergeant W. H. Thompson, who Is now serving overseas, They were guests of honor at the hone of their son and daughter-3n.]aw, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, of West Wawanosh. Mrs, Joseph Breckenridge - A lifelong resident of the district. Mrs. Rebecca Breckenridge died et If Your Child Catches Cold listen- -listen to millions of experienced mothers and relieve miseries with the IMPROVED Vicks treatment that takes only 3 minutes and makes good old Vicks VapoRub give BETTER THAN EVER RESULTS! IT ACTS 2 WAYS AT ONCE to bring relief. dt52,iypYS AT ONCE �� !' pPENETRATES to upper I breathing passages with soothing me- dicinal vapors. STIMULATES chest and back surfaces like a \warming poultice. r0 BRING RELIEF WORKS FOR HOURS to ease coughs, relieve muscular soreness or tightness, and bring real, honest-to-goodnesscomfort. To get this improved treatment ... just massage VapoRub for 3 minutes ON BACK as well as throat and chest, For Better Results then spread thick /� �+ layer on chest and VR ICKS cover with warmed VAPOUa cloth. Try itl The Improved' Way the home of her son-in-law, William Nicholson, on September 18th, in her 76th year, She was born on. lot 48, concession 1, Morris, daughter of the late George Peacock and Eleanor Owens. She was married 52 years ago to Mr. Joseph Breckenridge, who predeceased her tour years ago. Sur- viving are five daughters, Mrs. Frank Nichol, (Ellie), Brussels; Mrs. W. Nicholson (Millie), Bluevale; Mrs. De Los Taman (Eva) ; Mrs. William Thuell (Ruth), Blyth, and Mrs. Ar- thur Field (Edith), Wingham. Two sons, Lee Breckenridge of' Morris Township, and James Breckenridge, Turnberi'y Township; also two bro- thers, John Peacock of Boissevain, Manitoba; Jas. Peacock, Bluevale, and two sisters, Mrs. Eliza Fell and Mrs, George Thornton, Bluevale. Interment was made in the Bluevale cemetery. Rees-Cudmore.- At a ceremony performed recently, in the United Church manse at Kin- cardine with Rev. Geo. Kersey offic- iating, Beta Mae Cudmol•e, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cud - more, of Clinton, became the bride of LAC, Edward Glyn Rees, of the RAF School, Port' Albert, The bride wore a wool tailored suit with black accessories. She was attended by Mrs. Grace McPherson, who chose a black tailored suit with matching accessories. wearing a corsage of roses centered with white asters. The groom's attendant was LAC Stan- ley Elkins, of the RAF School, Port Albert. After a wedding dinner serv- ed at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Sidney J. Brown,,,,Goderich, the couple left on a short wedding trip. On their return the groom will re- sume his duties at Port Albert, while the bride will reside in Kincardine, Carter•Steep- Miss Marjorie Grace Steep, daugh- ter of Mrs. A, Steep, Clinton, was married at Clinton on Sept. 12, to Percy Stanley Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Carter, Hullett town- ship, at the manse of Wesley Willis United Church, Rev, Andrew Lane officiated, The bride was gowned in µ a royal blue wool suit, and wore tal- isman roses. The matron of ,honor was Mrs. Carman Moon, Londesboro, wearing a navy bine suit, Mr, Carman Moon. Londesboi•o, was best man. The young couple will reside on the groom's farm in Hullett township. Bi:ri-"There is a photograph' of your sweetheart in the paper with a warrant for his arrest, Terrible!'" Gert -`Just what I thought! Jack is much liandeoinei' than that." Want add For Sale" Ads, 3 weeks $Or