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TEE SEAFORTH NEWS
,Snowdon Bros., Publishers,
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, SEPT. 27, 1934.
WALTON.
"WVe, are clad to report that lir.
'.ester 11cTaggai t w'hohas been on
..tile eielc list since last Juue, is able to
tris fn the shop these clays and was
a sn able to drive his car to Seaforth
.oast Friday.
• S. George's Guild and W.A, are
'botciin,g their bazaar ou Oct, 25th.
For'h r notice later,
Car. Janles Stark of Loudon was
' _ailing on old friends in and around
Welton last Friday. stay. He was a Former
resident o'i Walton, about forty years
ryc1 and sees nn ey changes.
C: ii 'ratula i in • are extended - to
•Mr. and sirs. Moults. of Blyth on the
birth 1 a salt.
M,. and Mrs. 1'. \IcT aggart spent
Sunday with Ales. Marshall.
:\1r and Mrs. ,las. \soaibray and
=eon, ] '.rt and bride, of Detroit, spent
few days with his sister, Miss Mary
E. Mowbray and other friends around
t'3;; tan.
Ur. and Mrs, R. Naylor of Roches-
' ter,'N.Y., ;pent a few days with her
sister, Mrs. J, Buchanan and other
. frierwits around Walton.
;lies. Peter Ii•er.r of Toronto • has
4ien,t the past week with her sisters;
-Mr. G. 'lloTaggart and Mrs... Jas.
1t1}illianuon,
Messrs, Robert and Tames Stark of
Toledo called on old acquaintances in
the vicinity. They were once citizens
•oi the 14th of \1oKi'llap,
Mr. and Alis. J. Sellars of James -
`town spent the week end with their.
sons. Charles awl Harold, -
-'1'ir. and -Mrs. J. H. McLaughlin of
London, -Spent from Friday to Mon -
jay with•-•frietiits. here, •
Faris Machinery and
Repairs
Come in and see our New and
Used Cars
Agent for ehrysler, DeSoto
and Plymouth
JOHN GALLOP
AGENT FOR FROST FENCE SUPERTEST GAS and OILS
All Repairs and Labor Cash.
The Ladies of Bethel Church are ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
putting on a
HARLOCK.
Mr. Brooks of Michigan, Alis Let
Ara L`ampbeli and Miss Gordon of
Se.eiorth, visited on 'Tuesday at the
':ante of.lir, and Mrs, .\, W. McEw-
sng
AL. Robert \\"tdtscnt is at present
.,air :rp with the flu, We hope he will
•so, t be all better again.
'Messes. James and John Leiper at-
-ended- the Goderich fair last week.
'T'he former w•a a judge of horses,
i.M.rs. 1. Rapsoe and Mrs. Warren
and Jean Gtb•bings visited Mrs. John.
T. Knox ,11- •Clinton last Friday niter -
Mrs. \iuman Lloyd and little Tont-
my are visiting this week at the hone
of the former's parents, lar, and Mrs.
k. W. McEvying.
Mrs. Jennie Lnox, Olive and Ern-
;st and Ward visited on Sunday at
he talose of lir. and Airs. Thomas
:\pplui,y fu 'Aids: tat. -
Mr 't 1111 S S is ter and dau-
ghter from the States have been vds.t-
'ng at the home .of the former.
Mrs. \Vnt. Bell, Mrs. Bewley, Airs.
\'e d icn :pent last Wednesday at the
'-i.eme of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terris.
\1. A. \VMc:Ewing recently pnr-
hnsel a fine new cool. 55353 which
vas built if: llespeler.
OF HOME MADE COOKING
Fruit, Vegetables, Butter and Eggs
SAT. SEPT. 29
LONDESBORO
!ale October meeting of the Wo -
'nail's Institute will be held in the
contanmity hall on Thurs., Oct, 4, at
2 p.tu.. roll all to be answered by
•'\\'hat am 1 1'luan'kfu, For". Topic,
'The Cultural Use of Spare Alon1-
rnt by Mrs. ('Rev,) Gardiner, Mu-
sic, Misses Al.Slladdicic and Beth
ieoebrook, a (ravel Talk by Mrs. E.
Adams and Aliss L. Brigham i also
:xpected, so conte early. H4, teases,
)Jr'. F. Hall, Mrs. M. Ross, Mrs. A.'
-Xells. Airs. W. Griffiths and Airs. 'l'.
Pickett
Aire W. T. Brunsdoa, who has been
vs 1 sick for the last couple ,is weeks
• new on a fair way of recovery, we
are glad 10 ,.ay.
Mr. \1'tn Bromley Sr., is quite Ell
at the home ,si his son, W. Bromley,
en 12 1 . th con.
Mr-. D. Hnggart 1s still very ill
with 111 improvement in 17er coudi-
.1 n7. -
Mr. and lits. Rabe. Youngblut and
- 11r_ Willis Mountain ,pent a few ,lays
,t the !mite o'f their sister, Mrs. \Win.
',Borer in Detroit,
The W.ALS. of the United Church
kill hold their thankoffering meeting
..n 1110 school room of the church on
Sunday •eretunt„ Sept, 30th, at 7 p.m.
Mrs. DeWitt Caicos of Clinton will
be present and give an address and
there will also be other program. Ev-
eryone invited.
Air. Frank Wood recently .shipped
wen v herd of his fine tltorohred'
-Shorthorn cattle to the Experimental
tarns in Saskatchewan.
MANLEY.
\\'e .are pleased to learn that Mrs,
Martin Parcell, who has been .under
the doctor's care, is improving,
It looked at one time there .would
be no apples but to see how ;busy the
cider nail is at B,orn'halm shows that
same apple trees 'hate survived the
serious damage clone by the frost last
•:winter.
..Potato digging is the order of the
lay and it looks like a bumper crop.
A beautiful wedding was so!lemniz-
,nd at St. C'oluan'hatt Church Tuesday
: morning when Miss Pearl Johnston,
laughter of .Ale. and Mrs. Peter 'Jos-
eph Johnston. was united 111 marriage
to Mr. Michael Williams, son of Mr.
- and Mrs. Patrick Williams df Hib-
bent. The ceremony was peniormed
'+ty Rev, Tr. Mintzer, after which all
•repaired to the home of the bride's
parents where a sumptuous • repast was
;erred to abo'u't 11150 guests. The rest
r"f
the d'ay was spent in social games,
The young couple left on a honey-
moon trip East alter which the young
.couple cilli reside on the groom's inc
• farm in Tuckersmith and we all wish
- -them a smooth journey through lite,
and if the day has anything to do
with happiness, it no doubt Will conte
trete.
(Want and; For Sale ads, 11 week 25c.
AT MRS. SHEFFER'S STORE
Commencing at 2;30 RIVI,
Blyth h Fair
t
!Blyth Fair on Tuesday and -Wed-
nesday of this week, 11'00 very uc-
cessfu1,- The entries were double last
year's, the indoor departments 'having
been • re -instated in the prize 'lis,
Fatly potatoes-tD Gwyn, Miss AI.
Livingston. Late potatoes -A, Hag-
gitt John Barr.
Prel'd carrot:, James Lockie, Earl
Caldwell. Field turnips, R. Proctor,
Airs, C. Walkman (Biu set's).
(Beets, table. use, Mrs, C. \Vork-
man Miss A. Gillespie. Sugar beet
mtngold's. white, R, Proctor,
Pie pumpkin, Mrs, C. Workman, A.
Haggitt, Pumpkin, Geo, Brown, Jno
Barr. •Squash, A. Flaggitt,' Mrs, J'no
Wright, •
Red anions, A. Haggitt. Yellow
onion's, A. Haggitt, Jas. Lockie. Sil-
ver pickling omens, David Gwyn,
White field beans, David Gwyn.
Citron, Mrs. Workman, D. Gwyn.
Cabbbage, named David Gwyn, A.
Haggitt. Red cabbage Miss Gillespie.
Field corn, dent Miss Gillespie,
Jud'-ge-Geo, S -loan, Blyth,
HORSES
Agricultural
'Brood nate and foal, E. Bolger,
Walton. \V N, •.Key Varna; foal, \V.
N. Keys, Phomas Bolger; gelding or
filly, 2 years, Mos, Bit'lger, Hawkins
& Nichol, Brussels; gelding or filly,
1 year, W. N. Keys, Roy Toll; team
of mares or geldings, 1-1. Bolger, Roy
'Loll; mare ar gelding any age, Roy
'Poll; best collection of horses, John
\'olden, Lontlesboro,
Heavy Draught
Brood mare and foal, Hawkins &
Nicoll; foal, Hawkins: & Nicol, Ili
Bolger; gelding or filly, ,1 year,. N.
Keys;. team, John 'V olden, seep -
stake, John Vadden.
General Purpose
(Brood mare, J. .Austin, AV'inghtan;
foal, W. N. Keys, J. Austin; team, T.
M, Muslin, Dungannon; sweepstake,
T. 11. .Durnis,
-- Roadsters
Lally driver, Mrs. ] \V. Ohm, hill! -
hank; Airs. i urvitt, \\ ing*hent, Driv;
ung horse J. " Fryfogle, \Wingham;
Currie & 1 urvitt, \Viughant, tenth, J.
Fryfagle, Currie & T'urvitt; marc and
wee, bit Deans, 1Wingham H. Bol-
ger, Walton; mare or gelding 2 years,
mold KtuUng, Goderich; John Deane
mare or gelding. 1 year. Jahn Deans; ,
toil Hawkins & Nichol, 11o11tn Deans.
Judges ID. Camphill, Hensail:
Wm, Hey, Zurich. -
CATTLE
Shorthorn
\lilclh cote \'1'. J. Gerrie, Beli-
woud, Melvin Taylor, t Belgrave; 2 yr.
old heifer, \V. J. Gerrie, W. Oestrich-
er, Crediton; 1 year old heifer, Ger-
rie, i)estricher; heifer calf, Oestrich-
er,
t t ich-
er, Gerrie ' bull, one year, 0e .turh-
er; bull calf. Gerrie, Oestricheto aged
bull, also herd, Oestricher.
Herefords
;All classes, James Little, Teessvat-
Grades
Com, Robt. \Wightntan, Geo. Brower
2 year old heifer. R. Proctor; one yr
old heifer, 1Z. Procter; 1 yr. old steer,
W. J. Gerrie, R. Proctor; heifer calf,
Gerrie, John Barr; steer calf, R
Proctor, J'ohn Barr fat steer, \V. J.
Gerie; tat cow, John Barr. 1v. Proc-
tor; dairy cow, J no. Barr, \Vin, Tay-
lor.
Judge --.J. 0, Jackson, Clifford.
SHEEP
Aged ram, F.phriant Snell; shearl-
ing ram, kphriam Snell, also aged
ewe; ram lamb, shearling ewe and
ewe lamb, Epdtriam !Snell and 2nd.
Shropshiredown
Ali classes, Orval McGowan.
Oxfords
Aged rani, J, R Henry Belgrave
anti 2nd; also shearling ram; rata
lamb, J. R. Henry, Earl C'alw'ell;
other classes, Henry and 2nd.
Dorset
All classes, Orval McCowan
PIGS
R. D, P•hilps Special -James Cum-
mings,
J'udge for Cattle, Sheep :and Pigs -
J. D. Jackson.
POULTRY
'Geese, large variety --J, R. Henry,
Wm. B. Jackson. Geese, small variety
-,Earl Caldwell, Any variety ducks -
David Gwyn.
White \\ yandiotte,-1Hen•, Edward
Johnston, \im. Jackson; pullet, Wm.
•lacksou; best call,, \•\'.m. Jackson.
'White Leghorn, single cords --Code
1\m. Jackson, Ed. Johnston hen,
David Gwyn, Ed. Juhns'on; pullet, RtI
Johnston, Wnt. Jackson (Earriston).
!Barred Rock---ck, hen, ckl. Well,
Jackson, David Gwyn.
'R'hode Island Red - Cock \inn.
Jackson; hen \Van Jackson, Daviel
Gwyn; ckl Ed. Johnston,
Leghorn;, single com'b, Ed. John-
ston, W'nt. J'acksun.
Leghorn, any other variety, E.
Johnston, .David .Gwyn.
13rthmes white, Ed. Johnston.
llonclan!,, Ed. Johnston,
Alinoroakc, Wm. Jackson, 13d, John-
ston.
Plymouth Rocks. w•,hlte, Wim. Jack.
sone Daviel Gwyn.
t\intones, Wan. Jackson, 'Rd. John-
ston, Bleck Breasted, Red Ganee-
David Gwyn.
Erskinespecial-r\V'm. Jackson.
judge -Chas. Watson, Loiiiesboro.
Miss Livingston ; White centre, enz-
broidererl Miss Livingston lire. W.
Domer,; tray cloths, Mrs, Somers,
Miss Livingston; luncheon set, Airs.
Savage, Miss Livingston; tea cloth,
Airs. Savage, Mrs.. \I c'Niichol; - centre
piece, colored linen, Mrs. Savage,
Mrs 'Gillespie,
Bed Room Furnishings
,Pillow slips, embroidered, Miss
Livingston, Alva, A, Savage; sheet
and pillow •-lips, embed, Bins Living-
ston, Airs. \\'nn. Somers; bedroom
owels, embr'd, Ali • Litvitigeston, Airs
Savage; dresser scarf, Miss Liv,itrg-
4ton, \lr. Savage; hand made cur-
tains, Miss Livingston, .Mrs. Savage.
Ladies' Wear
Night rdbe, Mrs Savage, Miss Li-
vingston; deess Blip (.!1k), Airs, '\Van,
Sorters \lr., Savage;• undenwear, vest
and bloomers •(sil'k), Airs, Savage;
shopping 'hag, Airs. Somers, :lass
Livingston; Taney .handkerchiees, .hiss
J. Woodcock, .
Infants' Wear
;Baby's outfit in woof, knit or cro-
chet, Mrs, A, Savage, Miss M. Liv-
ingeton; •s'ltort dress, Mrs. Savage,
Mrs. Cummings carriage cover and
polew, slip, Mrs. Savage, Airs, Wim.
Somers.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Butter in 5 -Ib, prints, \\M. Taylor,
Bartter in 3-1'h. roll., \\'m, Taylor.
'Mrs, WM. Sorters (Brussels). ,Butter
in lb, prints, Mrs. \Vin, Somers, Mrs.
\\'m• Brown, •
judge---Janles Cntt, Blyth.
APIARY, ETC.
Maple syrup. Airs. I. 1 lunston,
Geo. Brown, Hen's eggs, Geo. Brown,
\\'ell, Brown,
ART.
011 painting', scene, Alis J. Wood-
cock. Aliss Livingston, 01 painting,
from nature, Airs. A. Savage (Kine
cardiree Miss Livingston Animals,
Miss Livingston. Airs, Savage. Water
color, scene, Air: Savage, Aliss Liv-
ingston; still life. Miss Ai I i cit •stun,
Airs, Savage; marine, Mss Licing-
ton, Airs.- Savage Pastel. Miss Lis-
ng'ton, Ait.. Savage: Pen and ivdc,
Airs. Sas-age, AliSs I-ivingston, 01d
art, Miss 1. Woodcock, China, figure
work, Miss 1 iving Ston; conventional
'lesiva, Miss Livingston. Collection of
it paintings, 'Mrs. Savage. Cal;. of
water colors, Miss. Livingston, hiss
A, Gillespie,
judge -P. McArthur. Blyth.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
•
inroad, white, Airs. C. Workman,
R. Proctor. Buns. Airs. 1. Johnston,
Airs. 'C. Workman. Brian muffins.
Airs, I. Jolmtstov J ? Barr; ; tarts,
Wm. Taylor. Mrs. I J;thn tau; pie,
;error, A\ m, Taylor, Airs I. John-
ston; 111e, apple. Mrs. Johnston, Mrs.
\\'nt. Brown; salad., Mrs. T. Cum-
mings, Aliss J, Woodcock; black cur-
rants, preserved, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs
J. Cummings; strawberry, preserved,
12, Proctor, Airs, Cummins
Jelly, apple, Airs. H. McNichol,
E. Caldwell; jelly, combination.of
any fruits, .11rs 1. Johnston, E.
Caldwell, Jam, combination of am.
fruits, Airs, Wm. Sooners, Aliss
Gillespie, Peaches canted, Airs. John-
ston. Mfrs. Comoro. s; pears, canned,
R. Proctor; plums, canned. Mrs. Wm.
~milers.
Salad dressing, Urs. VWm, Somers,
Alts Lieut ton: relish for cold meat,
Miss Livingston. Miss Gillespie;
piekle.s, :wee; mixed Miss Gillespie,
Airs. Chan, Workman; pickles, must-
ard, Miss Gillespie pickles, ripe cu
cumber, Mrs, Somers. Miss Living-
ston; tomato cat -up, Airs. L John-
ston, Miss Gillespie.
!Ressreberrt .cine at hiss Livingston
• liudge. Mrs. W. Potter, Miss Gil-
lespie,
DOMESTIC NEEDLE WORK
Quilt. pieced, cotton, Mrs. T. John-
ston, Mts. J Wright; quip fancy.
Ates. H. AlcN-ichol, Mrs. A. Savage:
quilt, suited and candlewick, Mrs. A.
Savage, Airs. \Winn, Sonars; quilt, ap-
plique, Airs. H. McNichol, Mrs. \Cot.
Somers.
11 autcy lied• spread. Mrs, Savage.
Airs. \•\'m. Sourer.;• comforter, hand-
made, Mrs. McNichol, Mrs. Wm.
`timers; men's socks, Mrs. McNichol,
Afi s Livingston; mens mitts, double,
Air:. \Wm. Taylor Mrs A. Savage;
stat, hooked, Airs. -McNichol, 'Mrs.
A. Savage; stat, braided, Mrs. Wm.
Taylor, Mrs, hioNichol: stat, any
Other kind, Mrs. \\'nn. Sorters, Mrs,
McNichol.
Man's u'o•rk shirt, Airs. \h'm. Som-
ers, AIrs..fcN•ichol; wrok apron,
Airs, I. Johnston, Miss •:\. Gillespie;
boys' snit, out of old garment, Miss
A4. Livingston, Mrs. A. Savage; girl's
dress out of old garment, Miss Liv-
ingston, Mrs.
ivingston,'sirs, Savage.
Embroidery
.Embroidery. solid white Airs. Sa-
vage, Miss Livingston; eyelet, Macs.
Johnston lira. Savage: .cut work,
Miss Lieut .ton, AIrs. Savage; mod-
ern cross titch, Airs. Savage, Miss
Livingston; applique, 14rs. Savage,
lairs Liv,iagstois
Specimens
T-atting. collection, Airs. Savage,
Miss Livingston; file; crochet, fine.
Miss 'Livingston, Mrs. Savage; hand
hem -stitching, Adis ..Livingston, Airs.
'Wm. Somers; needie point, Miss
Livingston, Airs, A Savage.
Living Room Furnishings.
Table runner, Miss .Livingston,
Mrs. \W'n. Creighton. sofa pillow,•
Airs. A. Gillespie; table centre, col-
ored linen, Airs. H. MdNichol, .lairs.
.\. Gillespie.
• Dining Room Furnishings
Buffet set, 3 -pieces, Mrs. Salvage;
Zurich Fair
One of the best fall fairs it years
was held at Zurich MI Monday ands
Tuesday of this week, The weather
was fine haat days and a very large.
crowd „vas present cit Tuesday alter -
noon, Competition was'keen in most
lines and there was a large entry.
Miscellaneous
Mand made tray, M$iss Livingston,
Mist , Woodcock; lamp shade, Mrs.
Somers; article trade 'arum 1 yard of
•actory cotton, Mrs, Savage, Mrs. H.
M'cNiehol; ;bu'ttonholes ,nvade on
men's suit'in'g, Miss ;Livingston; hand
carving on 'tt^ood sirs, ,Savage, Miss
Livingston; beaded bag, '\it' , H. Mc-
Nichol Mrs. Savage; collection of
fancy work, Miss Livingston, -
FRUIT
\Winter apples, R. Proctor; fall ap-
ples, Proctor; pears, Proctor; crab
ap.pies, Proctor; tomatoes, George
13rotvn, \\'m. !Brown.
Judge -'Geo. Sloan.
GRAIN
1Beans-1D, 'Gwyn,
FLOWERS
Dahlias, 'Miss A, Gillespie,. Airs. 'f,
\\'right; ,gladioli, Mrs. J. 1Vright,
Nils: \ Gillespie sweet peas, Miss
Gtl e=pie; ainnias, tunes Lockie, Miss
Gillespie; roses, Miss J. Woodcock.
Ta'b e bouquet or basket, Miss Gil-
lespie, Miss J. Woodcock; collection
annuals, 'Miss Woodcock, Mrs. J,
Wright; perennial. Mrs, J. Wright;
:Miss Gillespie; snapdragons. 'Mrs. J.
Wright and '2nd; pansies Miss Alice
Gillespie; roses, Aliss fosephine
\\ ,uticoek. •
HORSES
REGENT
THEATRE
General Purpose
'Brood mare and Taal, tI-T, Bender, 5.
Sehnoeder; loris W. Decker, 'II. (Bend-
er; ,11 year old gelding or filly, 11-1, ;Ben-
der and moat; 2 year old gelding or
Elly, Johan . rets E \seiner; 3 year
old gelding or IfiPly, ;W. D, hi.ack, E.
IResteuleyer; span mares or gelding
in harness, 11T. ID'ecker; sweepstake,
AV, ;Decker,
Agricultural
'Brood mare and ;foal, N. Keys and
ISon, 'H. (B'en'der; Yost, N. 'Keys and
ISon, E. 'Oesch; Ili year old gelding or
ifilly, 'N. Keys & !Son, Webster Bros.;
2 year old gelding or filly, J. Gentles,
W. IR. Stephenson; 3 year old gelding
or 'filly, 'J. 'Gelinas, anal '2Imc1; sp'an
•mares or geldings in harness, Webs-
ter 'Biros, •H. Truentin'er; sweepstake,'
'N. Keys & Son.
Heavy Draught
iBrood mare and !foal, N. Keys &
Son, G. Jacobi, ;foal, Robt, ;Tinny, F.
Meyers; 4 yr, old gelding• or tally, ''N,
(Keys & ;Son, AT. 'Tinney , i? yr, old
gelding or filly, Webster 13ros. Span
mares or geldings, -\Vebster 'Bros„ W.
R, !Stephenson; _sweepstake, Webster
Bros,
Roadster
ll3roocl mare and foal N. Keys &
Son, 'R, Geiger; foal, ID. McAdams, G.
;paters; span, i\\ es, Maguire '(Claude-
boye), .Engle roadster in harness 'Dr.
Campbell, I1. Truemner; lady driver,
I. Smillie, Dr. Campbell.
Carriage
Foal, EC, 'Bender, N. ;Keys and Son;
1 yr old gelding or fill , R, 'Geiger, 0.
Fuss 2 year old gelding 03 fitly, 13olrn
Krei 0 ,Fuss; ,3 year old gelding or
filly, Alanson (Bros.; single carriage
horse in 'harness, E. Restemeyer,
Robt. Simpson Special, 'Webster
Bros,
A•fuuto 'Desch Special, 'V, 'Decker;
Geo. Hess special, Webster Bros ;Ai.
Oeach, •N, Keys &'Son.
Judge -\W. 5. Stedman,
Pot -Plants.
Begonia. tuberous. 'Airs. John'
Wright; begonia, any other kind, Mrs.
J. Wright, Miss Alice Gillespie; be-
gonia collection, Airs. J, Wright, Miss
Alice Gillespie,
Collection of foliage plants, Airs,
John Wright, Miss Alice Gillespie;
house plant in'hioont, Airs. J. Wright.
• 'Novelty in bloom, Miss Alice GO-
letpie; asters, Mrs, I. Johnsotn, Alis,
Gillespie.
Airs. D. AlcGilfs -special-R. -Proc-
tor.
judges -Mrs. A. • Taylor. Airs, F.
Metcalf,
SPECIAL .PRIZES
hliltie special for ducks, Roy Toll,
T. Eaton Co. special for calf, James
Little, Teesnwater.
1'•hos, Elliott, for lady driver, \Lrs.
Ohms,
J. 5. Chellew•, for butter, Robt,
\\ ightsan.
!Jus, R. Curt sp, for afghan., Mrs, A,
Savage.
Edwin. Cartw.righ: sp, for dark
fruit calve, R. Proctor.
L. Hilburn s's. for baking, Mrs, I
Jahneton.
'Gorman Eckert t1 Co„ for baking,
Airs. Wm, Sorters, Airs. I. Johnston,
Airs. Wm. Brown,
Gorman Eckert & Co for layer
cake, Mrs. I. Johnston, Mrs. J, Cum-
ming; Airs, ;Wm Brown.
;Blyth Women's Institute sp.-Airs.
T. Johnston, 'Airs. 1-1. McNichol.
Western Flour Mills, 'for bread -
bits. C. Workman, Airs. I. Johnston.
F. Daimon sp, ior knit rocks-\lrs.
J, ,Cuntntings, Airs. Wm. Creighton,
RACES
2:37 Pace -
Sept. Grattan (Rutledge) . „ 1; d 2 3
Star Hal 1('G, bIc\ ill},.... 2 2 3 1
\Tannie Boy, Nesbit. Listowel 3 3 11 2
Tines 3.113?/, 2J113, 2.14, 2;i'4.
:Free For :A11 --
Joe -Hal (+G, e. .e..
Roy Grattan (Roy. Colwell,
Teeswater) .,!a....
Doc l hmston (Albert 'John-
ston. Teesw'ater) „ ,... 3 2 3
Tirane, 2.116, 211414, '2,11536.
Running Race-IDally Bruddy (2-2)
Charlie Eddy (3.3). Darlsy J. Brud-
dy, ('1,411.
Judges, J. 'Watson, Dr. Whitely,
Goderich. 'Timekeeper, R. H, Somters.
Bicycle Race
\•I. Johnston (1 1'), F. Turney (2-2),
S. Johnston (>34), R. Thuell (4.3),
Reed (5-3).
1 !ll 1
2 3 2
The -Farmer Controls Cost
'The cost oil producing crops is at
all bores a very important considera-
tion," observes E. S. Hopkins, B:S.,A.,
D'omi'nion Field Husbandman. "Re-
turn values are more or less control-
led by the law- of supply and de-
mand or by other prevailing condi-
tions, and the producer has very little
influence upon the price he will re
c•eive for his product, He 'has, how-
ever, some control over Iiis cost of
production and - the economy with
which he produces his crop may mean
the difference between profit and dos,
an that crop. In times of depression
and low prices this is doubly import-
ant Ii prafn%s are to toe maintained
when prices are low, costs trust be
measured accodingly.
CATTLE
Durham ,
Cott \Vin. Oe tticher R. 1f. Peek;
yearling heifer, R. 'Al.. Peck, Win, Oe-
stricher; '2 year old heifer, W. Oest-
richer,IR. A1. Peck; •bull calf, this year,
\W, 'Oestrichet, .Pecks; heifer coif, 1..
M. Peek, W. Oestricher; d year old
bull salt, Oestricher and incl.
'BEEF TYPE GRADES
Milk cow. A, Pfaff, 'B. Klapp, -heif-
er, ? years old,..A. 'Pfaff, and and; heif-
er, 1 year old, IL. 'Klapp, A. Pfaff;
heifer calf, 0, Battler, A. \W. Ether
-
Merton; steer, 2 years, Lied +Taborer
and ;2nd; steer, '1- year, A. Ethering-
ton, Fred 'Haberer; steer tali, \, Etlt-
erio lton, 0. 'Battler; fat cavy, F, •Ilab-
erer, T3, 'Klopp.
Holstein
Ali le cow, '\\ -Spank anal 2t1l; heif-
er, 2 years .old W. 'Sparks, H. Claus-
ius; 'heifer, 1 year old, W. 'Sparks, H.
Clausius, heifer calf. tender 1. year, W.
Sparks, and 2nd.
Jersey
Milk. cow, 'G, 'Timmins and 2nd;
heifer. 2 years, also heifer, 1 year, G.
Timmins and 2nd; heifer cfi.lf,-G, Tim-
mins. '
Herd of Grade Cattle
A. Pfau, B. Klapp; herd Durhams,
W. Oestricher, R. Al'. Perk,.
\\'m, Johnston anti halbfleisch Spe-
cial, Wit, Oestricher, G, Timmins;
Eaton, 'Special IG. Timmins; Yungblut
Special, A, \V. 1 theriugtotl .Bank of.
Almttreal, W. !Sparks. R. Al. Peck.
SHEEP
Lincolns
:\sed r:in7, J. da', Linden, Geo. Pen -
hale; shearling ram, -Geo. iPen'hale, J.
F. Linden; •S'hearling ewe,. Geo. Pen -
hale, J, F. Linden; ram lamb, J. F.
,Linden and 2nd; owe lamb, J. F. Lin-
den, •l Pen'hale; ewe haying raised
lamb this year, Linden, (3, Penhale.
Oxford Downs
..Aged ram. also ;Resiling ram,
shearling ewe, rani lamb, J. P. Henry
and 2nd; ewe Iamb, J. P. Henry, Dick
Bros; ewe, '3, P. Henry and 2nd.
Shropshire Downs
Aged rant, W. McGowan and 2nd;
shearling rani W. McGowan, J. Gel-
inas & Son; e•hearling ewe, \W. Mc-
Gowan, 3, Geiinas & Sott; ram lamb,
also ewe lamb, W. AToGowan and 2nd,
T
ewe, \\. ATdGoty^an, J. 'Gelinas,
Leicester
Aged ram, Dr. 'Gcahani and Son;
shearling ewe, ranrh lamb, ewe lamb,
Dr. Graham & Son and 2nd; .ewe, Dr,
Graham & Son.
HOGS
Yorkshire
Aged sow, A. Warner and 2nd;
aged boar, .1. Warner, 0, Erb; spring
bazar, A. 'Warner and ,3nil spring sow,
A. W. Efherington, A, Warner,
Tamworth
Aged ,ow', ,J Gelinas & Son, Man-
son !Bros.; aged hoar, T. 'Snowden,
Manson IT3ros„ spring boar, J. Gelinas
Manson 13ros„ spring .sow, 'J. Ge'1'inas,
Alanson Bros.
;Died -tett S'pecia'l, IA._ W. E•thering-
ton.
Judge --E. J. ;Hunter,,
POULTRY'
(Black H'antib.ergs, ck, del, peri., 0.
Battler and 12od.
ISIS, Hatveleurgs-ok, 0, OSBrien ,woad
2n'd; hen, ,ckl, 0. 101l1iri•en, Dr, Mc-
Kinnon; pul, 'D'r. ivieK'innon,_ S.
Schroeder.
Utility Barred Roctcs=e'k, Lether-
land & Bentley and 2ncf hen; 0. Pot-
tier, 12..Brock; add; R Brock, II,
True n117 er,-I
, pith II, llrueitrne,r, R.
Brock.
Ci'tili•ty White Rocks-ck, Mrs,
Coursey and '3icl, he's, Letlherland &
13'entley, 'I', -Snowden;; ckl, IL. 0'-
I3rien and 21'11; pull, H. Tr Itenlner,,
Mrs. Coarscy.
IBra'hmtas-,dlk, Airs, Coursey, 'Teeth
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NOW PLAYING
WHEELER & WOOLSEY
in
"Hips Hips Hurray
Comedy Cartoon
Mon. Tues. Wed., Oct, 1-2-3
ROBERT MONTGOMERY
MADGE EVANS
--in-
"FUGITIVE LOVERS"
They were fugitives but they could
not escape the arrows of cupid.
Thurs. Fri. 'Sat., Oct. 4-5-6
PAUL. LUKAS
CONSTANCE CUMMLNGS
in
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Edna Ferber's'Greatest Story
Comedy Cartoon
edlanzl & Bentley; heel, Lcther'land &
Bentley, i3, Koehems; pus, 'Lether-
land & Bentley,
Black Min,orcas-,cd , sten, 'II. Trite,
inner, Mrs. Coursey; ckl,•K'oc'hents
Mas, Coursey; piti, H. Trsemner:an6
2nd,
!White Minorcas-Then, ekl, put,. Airs,
Coursey, Letheriand '& 'Bentley.
Caehin,s--.ck, Kochemrs, Leter-
lanal & Bentley; ban, Letherland &
Bend ey,
;Bronvn Legh'ornis-cle, Airs. Conr-
sey, Litherland & Beneley; hen, Le-
theriand & Bentley, Airs. Conrsey;
del and 'pfd. Mrs. Coursey, Lether-
land & •Beneley.
(Buff Leghartns-ck and hen, L. -O'-
Brien, ckl and pial, Letherland &
Bentley'.
S.C.\\', ,Lag'horns--ck and -. sten,
Alt:, Coursey, Litherland '& Bentley;
IR:C.\V. •Leghorns, ck, hen Mrs.
Coursey, Letherland & Bensley; ckl,
H. Truemnet, F. 'Thiel; pul, F. Thiel.
II, Truemuer.
Buff Orpingtons-ck, hen, 'ckl, pul,
J. Kochems attd 2nd.
'White \Vy andottes el,, Letherland Air
& Bentley, hen, hirs, Coursey, Lech •
-
erland `& Bentley; ckl and pul, Airs.
Coursey.
Silver Lace Vs yandottes, • cic,
Graham & Son; hen, Dr. Graham &
Son, L. 0' Brien; c,k1. and put., Dr.
Graham & Son. •
;Rhode island Reds --Cock. Koch -
erns, Airs. Coursey; hen, cicl. pol.,
Airs, Coursey, Kochems,
• Golden Caittpines-ek, 01Brien, hen
Litherland & Bentley, L. O'Brien;
ckl. & pule Litherland & Bentley.
Anconas-hen, Letherland & Bent-
ley, O'Brien: ckl. and pots, Leather -
land & Bentley.
Black Spanish---ek and hen, 3. Ko-
chcmn and _ltd.
Silver Grey Dorkings-ck, J. Ko-
c'hem-, Dr. Graham & Son; hen, ckl,
attrl pu'I„ J. I\och•ems.
'Golden l'dhsh-ck, hen,- ckl, pul, L.
O'Brien and Ofd.
!Beanies, booted- all classes, L.
0513tten; Iauetanis, un boated, .k,.
Graham & Son and 2nd; hen, Graham
& tiln. Coursey; eki, pul, Grah-
am
am & Son, \Irs, Coursey.
Any other variety-ck, ckl, AIrs.
Coursey; hen, pul, Mrs, Coursey, Le-
therland & Bentley.
Jersey Black Giants, cle and hen,' H,
'rruemner, C. Coursey; ckl and put,
C. Coursey, H. Truenuner.
!Anda'lusiane-0k, hen, c'kl, put„ 0,
Battler and 2nd.
Yelein China Ducks, old, T. Snow-
den 0. nattier, young, C. Coursey, T.
Snowden.
Rouen 'Duck;-4olcl and young, C.
Coursey, T. Snowden.
'Duels, any, old, C. .Coursey_ R.
Brock; young, C. Coursey, J. koch-
enls.
Geese -old, C. Coursey; young, C.
Conrsey, R. Brock.
Toulouse Geese -Old,. C. Coursey,
O. Battler; young, C. Coursey, H.
Truentner.
Turkeys -old and young, C. Cour-
sey A. Warner. -
\\'ild geese, old an'd young, Haber-
er Bros,; wild ducks, old and yotnr5,
C. Coursey,
Judge --,Wm, Carter, Londesbaro,
RACES
21118-eleclk Grattan (G. Daters)
Peter
Royal -
v C. Yearley) 2-2-2,
Lady D'fl'lou (:Roulette)
-Kate Grattan ((Daters)
[Fanny'Boy (Nesbitt).
,Myrtle Wilkes '(Linden)
Inez Grattan (James) 4-2-4.
Continued on Page Six
Fibre Flax Harvest
.The harvesting of flax for fibre
has ;been completed at tine Central
'Experimental Paton. The yield of both
straw and seed is rather light .as com-
pared with previous years, It would
appear that the hot, dry summer has
been largely responsible For such re-
latively low yields. As soon as the
straw has been cleseeded it will dbe.
spread o1 the meadows bar dew ret -
ting at Ole end of approximately three
,weeks from that,timethe ratted straw
will be Picked up, (carried to the flax
mill, scotched, ]racked and b'a'led for
the market.
Swede Roots for Seed
Swede _roots for seed,nlay be stored
either in ol'teilde pits or in a dark,
well ventilated celltar, free from frost
yet ,sufficiently 'cool to '(keep them
'from spntoutisg foo early in the spring
When the roots a'r'e peened the tops
should Ise cant off about an inch to au
inch told 'half from the crown,
gra