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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
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HURON NEWS and airs. \ dam Mello...sir, Grinishy,
was solemnized quietly at sIt. sosn ,
Pre shy terian :Manse, ,t ;rims:lig on
Saturday, Sga. 25111, Rets I. B. Kahle
oilier:glass, They were at ten,se,s
Death of Mrs. Alvin G. Woehl-
The Fort Erie Times -Review
make, the fallais Mg- reference to the
death of Mr, (Mein G. \Voehl. farm-
erly Miss Olive Rankin, tif Seaforth:
A greet los, to ahe community oc-
curred in the pasin f passingits. Alvin
Woehl in her ..-"8th year ,m Satur-
day morning. September 18th. The
late Mrs. \Voehl (nee 'Olive Annie
Rankin of Sea'forth) came to Bertie
eighteen years ago as a. public school
teacher. Her fine Christian character
and the calm Patience with which she
bore her shree years of suffering en-
deared her re alt. MSS W a (t an active
member of several 'organizations, be-
ing oast president '11 the Bowen Road
Women', Instittne. a member of the
,Eastern Star and St, john's Ladies.
Aid. Surviving her re her husband
and three children, tGlenn, Lloyd and
Marion, her mother, Mrs. Minnie
Hugg,ard of 'Toronto, and 'three 'bro-
thers and two sisters. !Edward, Helen
and Jack !Rankin, of Toronto, and
Frank !Rankin and Mrs. G, licrntosh
of Detroit. Eitheral services, conduct-
ed ,by Rev. J. S. Henbschman, of
Buffalo, were held ,froin the residence
on Monday at 2 o'clack. thence to St.
John's Evangelical Church, Snyder.
Miss Mildred Young sang "Beautiful
1,1e of Somewhere." and at •the re-
quest of Mrs. Woehl, Rev. Heubsch-
inan sang "Alone." The ;pallbearers
were Fred Bown, A. D. -Chapman,
Dr. G. •K. :Chapman, iFrerl Miller, Ro-
land Spear and, Wilfred iHershey.
There were many beautiful -floral tri-
butes, Interment was in St. John's
Evangelical cemetery. Snyder.
Mr. and Mrs William Hand of
Grimsby. \ Ir. tool Mr,. NI oGregor
aere the guests of the bride's parents
in Goderieh on Sunday and after a
short motor trip will reside in
Grimsby.
Residence Sold -
HORSES
Agricultural
nia re. Fred Roney, Thomp-
son Bro Alex. Wrielo.
Fgal, Thompson Bro,„
kaae, Fred .Roney.
Filly or geldine, 4 years. R. :Scott:
three years, R. Scatt. Warren Brock
; ran ton) t Iwo years, Warren
Be \Vim Dale. Thampsan Bros;
alio year, M. lE. 'Hooper & Son (St.
Siert Thompson Brass ll-Terh
()ekes (Clinton),
Sweopstakes, R. Scott,
Heavy Draught
Bram' mare, R. Scott, W. Urqu-
hart Gordon 'Elliott (Walton).
Foal, R. Scott. NV. Urquhart, Wm,
Dale.
Filly or oglding, 4 years, lames
Scott, \V. Urquhart, James Scott;
three years, \V. 1.r(1.1111(101 two
eArN.. Warren Firck, Wm. Urqu-
hart; one year. \V. Urquhart, C.
Rowe,
R. M urdoch special for Foals. -R. J.
Seats Alex Wright and dol.
Sweepstakes „lames Scott.
R. Bell E. & T. Co., best draft
initial on grounds, JailleA Scott.
Wagon Horse on Halter -Willy or
geldiag, three years, Slog J. Theil;
a years. .111.i. J. Rreis( Nlitehell);
NI. E. Flinger & Son. Dale Nixon;
one year, 1.1ms J. Kreis. Nf. E. Hoop-
er, Dale Nixon.
Judge: \V. Ridgeto \vit.
Rotokter -Broad mare, Dr. 'Ross,
H. Oakes, 'gelds Coyne; foal, Dr,
Ross, H. •Oakes, Louis Coyne.
Carriages -Brood mare, GM. Dale:
faat, Geo. Dale,
Harness Class -Agricultural team,
Russell Scott, Warren Brock; heavy
draught team. Jame, Scott. Wm.
Urquhart: general p ;Igoe team,
Geo. Theilt Roadster horse. •Rev, R.
\V. Craw. Cita,. Dale; carriage
horse. Pia- Carter. Len Guy; lads
!hier. M r, Gears!: Dale. si r. Rass
Chapman.
CATTLE
Shorthorn
Caw. \V. Oestrither. \V. E. Timm
bull; heifer urn years, \V. Oeatrich-
er, \V. E. Turnbull; heifer. one year.
Turnbull. \V. 0i:so:Mier, \V.
E. Turnbull; heifer calf. \V. Oes-
trieher and aid, \V. E. Turnbull; •bull
calf. \V. Oestricher and and, \V. E.
ltmrimlmti-li hill one year. W. Oes
trigher and 211(1 +MN. tuft years. W
Oessricher, W. li, Turnbull.
!Herd. 'O'Neill Br.), W, Oestrich-
ea Howard 'Wright.
Grades -Beef
Cow. 9. NI. Scott and 2nd, Orval
NI c Laren 3,-,1; ,heifer, two years. \V.
Turiihnll; heifer, one year, Orval
McLaren; heifer calf. W. E. 'Turn -
I,011, Andrew Park. J. M, Scott: steer
ealf, O,'011 Bros., Andrew 'Park.
Butcher's Cattle
Steer or heifer, Orral
Baby beef. Bross Andrew
Park, land and 3rd; W. 1E. Turnbull
4th,
Ayrshires
Bull. James .N1dI ntosh e.O.a , W IR
Beirnes and '2tul, James McIntosh,
heifer, two years. NV. IF. Beirnes;
heifer, one year, W. E. Beirnes, !Jas.
Metatosh laid and 3rd; 'heifer calf,
James MeIntosh, W F. Beirnes, and
end 3rd: bull calf, W. iF, Beirnes
Jersey
Z. Barnett; cow, IE. Barnett
and 3rd: Geo. Timmins ;(St Marys)
3rd; heifer, two years, Gem Timmins,
E. Barnett; heifer, one year, Geo.
Timmins, 'Barnett: heifer calf, G.
rimming IE. Barnett; bull calf, Geo.
Timmins and and.
Holsteins -Bull, E. IL Vine & Sons
(Listotrel); cow 'E. M. Vine &
Sons; heifer two years. heifer one
s ear, and heifer calf, E. M. Vine &
Son and and; 'bull calf, E. M. Vine &
Sons.
Dairy cattle -herd prize, IE, M. Vine
& Sons Creo. Timmins.
Dairy cow, any breed, G. Timmins,
Polled Angins-Bull, Lorne Carter;
cow, Lorne 'Canter and atd; heifer,
one year, Lorne Carter: heifer calf,
Lorne Carter; -bull calf, L. Carter.
'Herefords - Btil1, O'Neill Bros.,
Howard' Wright; cow, 'Howard
\Vright, 101Neill Bros.; heifer, two
years, heifer one year, heifer calf and
hull calf, 'O'Neill Bros. Howard
Wright.
Best animal any age, W. Oesteicher
T. Eaton Co. special for grotrp of
1 dairy Cows, one mature e5w, nue
2 -year-old heifer and one yearling, E.
IT. Vine • & Sons,
Children's calf competition, best
calf of any ;beef breed, Percy Wright,
Lorne Carter.
Judge -Lincoln White, St Marys.
SHEEP
Shropshiredowns
'Ram, two years, H. M. lGibson, 0,
MelGewan; ram, one year, a M.
Gibson and and, 0. McGowan 3rd;
ram lamb, 0. McGowan, H. M. Gibs
son and 3rd'; ewe, la al, !Gibson and
Send.0 MdGo wan 3rds shearling
lre, H. M. Gibson and and; (.Me-
1owan 3rd; ewe lamb, H. M. 'Gibson
and :2ad, 0. McGowan 3rd.
Southdowns--Ram, two years and
ram one year, J. B. Kennedy and
_hid; ram 'lamb, J. B. :Kennedy -and
Ephriam Snell 3rd; ewe,
slicerling ewe and ewe lands, T. B.
.nnedy and ;aid.
in. -alas -Rain two yearsrain one
• a- led ram lainh, R. and J. Gosi-
1 11.1: ‘,1, 0, -R. and J.
Gccil-
- etre 12. allti 5. God-
'
Mrs.: d -Olin Snell has sow Inc gam.
ence sitm Jolla street, ;Exeter, to Mr.
William Broek. ,if ;L'shorne. who gets
pas 5CS Sian the middle ,sf October.
Mrs. Snell intends holdins an atm -
tion sale of her lionseh,dd effects,
following ,ihich she intend, leaving
for \Vindsar 10 make her (attire
home with her daughters. Mrs. Mc-
Donald and Mr,. Smith. Mrs. Snell,
who is now in her middle eighties,
itits been an esteemed resident of Ex-
t•ter for the past 214 years. She is ex-
captionally smart and active for one
of her age.
or the past number of
winters she had made her home with
her daughters, anti has :meat the
summers in Exeter. --Exeter Titus: -
Ad vocate.
McGregorBlack-
ITIbe of Miss Evelyn
T1.111 i Black, daughter olf Mr. and
Mrs. Harry IF. Black, Godertch, to
Mrs. W. Brownlee, Clinton -
death occurred last .,,,eek ;1.1
her home in Clinton of Matilaa Per-
rin. wife of 'William H. Brownlee. in
her ilith year. Mrs. Brownlee was
barn in Clinton in 1801. only (laugh-
ter of the late William H. !Perrin, a
former Clinton merchant, Oct Nor -
ember Vs '1903, Ale was united in
marriage to Mr. Brownlee in Dallas.
Texas. After residing f or Ao111e. years
In the United 'Mattes they returned to
Clinton. The funeral was held last
Donald Edgar McGregor, son of Mr, Thursday to Clinton cemetery.
mismosmai
To the Electors of Huron:
In again seeking the support of my fellow -electors
election day, October 6th, I am remindful and grateful for
the splendid vote that was given me in the last election, and
I also appreciate the confidence again placed in me at the
Liberal Convention.
During my term as Member, I have ever been mindful of
the interests of the taxpayers of Huron County and have sup-
ported Mr. Hepburn with his program of tax reductions.
Much has been accomplished in the matter of Highways,
Roads and Bridges for Huron. Under Premier Hepburn the
Provincial Government has assumed the total cost of all high-
ways and has increased by ten per cent. the grant on all town-
ship roads. The Government has assumed the entire cost of
Mothers' Allowances arid of Old Age Pensions, The amuse-
ment tax -a source of annoyance -has been lifted. A subsidy
of one mill on the local assessment has been given to each
municipality. The reduction of Hydro rates has meant dollars
to the consumers and is enabling the extension of this utility
to the farmers of this County. The latest saving, which ben-
efits all motorists, is a 0.00 reduction in automobile license
fees.
Regardless of political affiliations, every citizen must ad-
mit, if he is sincere with himself, that the administration of
Premier Hepburn has relieved the drain and strain of the tax-
payerspocketbooks in many ways. On October 6th you will
have the opportunity of showing how rnuch you appreciate
the handling of the finances of this Province.
The savings that have been effected for the people of the
County of Huron since the Hepburn Administration took of-
fice amount to the amazing sum of $336,175.55, and are made
up as follows:
SAVINGS EFFECTED FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE
COUNTY OF HURON SINCE THE HEPBURN AD-
MINISTRATION TOOK OFFICE:
20 per cent. cost of Provincial Highways, now
assumed by Government to March 31, 1937 .8 78.529.99
Highways assumed by Government since spent
by Government, less 50%..,.... .......... .
Increased Grants Township Roads, 40 to 50 per
cent. -10% equals
Two years' savings Registry Offices, munici-
pality refunded
Old Age Pensions assumed by Government
Mothers' Allowance
One Mill Subsidy
on
$ 17,153.50
17,7.57.50
40,100.00
$ 75,011.00
Less former County levy 1,321.61
20% refund to County by Liquor Board since
October 31, 1935, to March 31, 1937....
Urban Hydro reduction in rates to consumers
due principally to reduction in cost of
power to Municipality (years 1935, 1936
1937 and 1938) 42,589.00
Savings to rural consumer by reduction in
service charges, hamlet and summer cottage
rate
Reduction of 25% cotnmercial vehicle fees based
on 1936 actual (including city)
Amusement Tax (based on year 1936 actual).
Education examination fees eliminated (3 years)
Grants to IHospitals revoked by Henry, rein.
stated by Hepburn Administration,
Additional percentage relief cost assumed
Province in 1936, as against 1933
Total Savings for County of Huron
$5.00 Passenger car license reduction
Yours faithfully
James Ballantyne
M.L A FOR HURON
by
19.875.00
34,199.94
15,660.011
5,131,46
73,389.39
2,681.01
62.464.00
6,820,00
8,841.95
7,803.00
722.84
- 1,221.97
$297,463 55
$ 38,710.00
A Vote for BALLANTYNE is a Vote for HEPBURN
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMB.ER 31,1937
Vable married men now
to accent farm
and in recetpt of relief will be ,..,„„
ng to regigi through
tteonattstmstomountem
mageoasarazaremolsweffarmammeamearamemorsimarseargela
Leicester -- Rant, Ephriam Snell,
tlity Ihnrance; ram. one year, EPII-
Snelt; ram Iamb, Ephriani Snell
and and; erre, 'Epirrialn .511.211 and
1/orrance dial; shearling
e we. I.:1,116am Snell and '2nd ; ewe
lamb, -Kph. Snell and s'ad and 3ol.
Oxfords
Rags -tv' y e '1 Stet; 11 an.
Fred NleClyino10; ram, one year,
Wm. Henry, and 2nd and 3rd ; run
lamb, 'Wm. 'Henry and '3rd. O. NI c -
Gowan 2nd; ewe, \\lin, dietary slitt
2nd. 'Fred MeClymont '3o1; shearling
Inc, \Viii. Itienry; ewe lam's, \\.m.
Henry and 3rd, 0. McGowan -ind.
Dorset Horned
Rant, 'two years, O. NI oCroa an,14
E. Dearing. Chas. Danbrook (At-
wood); ram, one year, 0, McGowan,
P. E. Dearing. Chas. Danbrook; ram
brook, 0. McGowan; ewe, 0. Mc -
Iambi IP. Dearing, Chas. Dan -
Gowan, P. 'E. Dearing and 3rd; shear -
ewe, IP. E. Dearing, D. NI el io w -
am! and 3rd; ewe lamb, P. 'Es Dear.
jitg, (), Nigalattan, Danbrook.
Wether kings long wool, any
breed, IlSpliriam Snell, R. and J. God-
dard and .ltd.
\ 'ether 'lamb. short wool, a ay
breed-, J. IL Kennedy and ,2nd. O.
tI cGow-in 3rd.
Special, hest sheep, ff. NI, Gibson.
PIGS
1 orkshires-lloar, over one year, A.
14. Warner g Son:, \\ 'Turnbull,
Janie, S. 1',,,Natv, lioar'under year. .k.
\\'c11 ram, S, 81141 cird. J am es
S. Cots an 2nd ; sow one year, A. I I.
Warner and 2ntl. J. S. Cowan 3rd;
sow under one year, . \. II. Warner
and .ind, ,J. S. Cowan 3rd.
Berkshire - 111 classes
Thoniscm, 1st. 211,1 3 -rd.
Tanta orths-lioar, .iver one year.
[Sonatas Bros, I Mitchell), Chas •Dan -
brook, R. Nlanson; 'mar, under one
year. Douglas a 11. t '211(1, 12.
../tIatv.011; 0110 year, Douglas
Bros. !old 211,1, Danbrook: soa
ander olio year. Douglas Bros. and
3rd, Chas. 1)anibroak
Paean Hogs - Four bacon type
hugs, Wilber Turnball, l/onula., Bros.
ludge..-11)avid II. Kelly, New ,Ilam -
burg.
POULTRY
Brahma,. e. ckl. p, 'NI. Eraser;
II, NI. IA. 'Fraser, Chas. Daahrook.
Barred Rocks. e, M. \.• Eraser,
Fred tleclyniont: 11, ckl, NI. .\. Fras-
er and 'aid.
White Rocks, e, k I, I iouglas
Bros.; b. P, Douglas Bros. and and.
ButT Rocks, c, it, ckl, p, 'Thorpe
ISii ert. and 2n!,
Ctiebilis Is Al. A. Fraser.
Durkings, Ni. A. Eraser and 2nd,
A.O.V. Hamburg,. c, II, rI(I.
A. Eraser.
Tangs/tans, ts It, ckl, Ni, ,A. Fraser;
P. NI. A. lEraser and ,2ittl.
Orpington,. c, IL p, M. A. Eraser.
Minoreas, c, ckl, Douglas
tiros. and I2nd.
Wyandottes, c, T. C. Shane.
Douglas Bross; Is p, Douglas Brosa
T. C. Shane; clel, Douglas Bros.
A0 \1 Wyandottes. r. ckl. p, M.
A. "Fraser,
Anemias, ,c, ekl. p, .1'. Shane
and and.
Rhode Island Reds, c, ckl, Douglas
Bros., M. A. ;Fraser; h, M. A. Eraser,
Dottglas Elros.; p, Douglas Bros,
and and,
White Leghorns, c. ckl, is Doug-
las Gros. and and.
Leghorns, c, ckl, p, M.
Aiir.019F.raser.
jersey Giants, h, ckl. p. Douglas
A.O.V. Bantams, c, !Dauglas grass
M. 'A. Fraser; II, Douglas Bras.,
C. Danbrook; ckl, p, .Douglas Bros.
20,dp.ekin ;Ducks, Douglas Bros. and
:Rouen Duoks, e, h, Douglas Gros.,
M. A. iFraser; ckl, .p, Douglas Bros.
Chas, Danbrook,
Ailsbury Ducks, c, ckl, p, ISongs
las Bros.
'radian Runner Ducks, c, h, David
Grieve; cka, p, C. Shane.
Toulouse geese, c, ckl, p, Douglas
Bros.
'Emden Geese, c, h. ckl, Douglas
Bro., M. A. Fraser.
A.O.V. ITIurkeys, c, ckl, Douglas
Bros.; p, Douglas Bras. and 2tad.
H.G. Meir special -Gest •cock in
&how. Dottglas Bros.: ,hest hen in
show, Douglas Bros.
Utility Pens
Wyandotte, a.v., Douglas Bros., "1",
C. Shane.
;Plymouth Rock, .a.v.. !Douglas
Bros., 'Fred 1\4,001ymont.
Leghorns, a,v., T. C. Shane and
Rhode .Island Reds, Q.V.. IDouglas
Bros., M. IA. Fraser.
Anconas, ELY., T. 'C. Shane and, 2nd.
Minoltas, a.v., Douglas Bros.
Judge -Wm. Carter.
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
Red tomatoes, 'Lloyd L. Skillings
(St ,George, lOnt.), Mrs, LA. L. IPort-
eons; pink tomatoes. Mrs. W. 45.
son, Lloyd !Skirting's; yellow !toma-
toes, Mrs. 'Dickson, Skillings; cones-
tinn tomatoes, Skillings, N. L. Carter.
Spanish -onions from seed, Skill-
ings, David IGrieve; onions from
Dutch sots, Nits. \\'. J. Dickson. IN, L.
Canter; onion sets. Thorpe Rivers
Mrs. Dickson. IPic kl is ell cum bers,
Mrs. 'Dickson, JIM Butter
beans. N. Carter, Mrs. Dickson;
w'lmiiml beans. Bea trice I -Tat -burn
:Staff:IL Mrs. Diskson. 'fable eareats
Isas, Mrs. Diskon. N. L. rartor.
g Os
ding
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er
t seems
to be moving fast,
e is no contentment. Pe
has want rest but few go to find
extending it rests As we sit back look can
Table carrots, stump rooted, J. 4,4, ' Lloyd Skillings; . green
'Turnip blood betas, David Gre. grapes, collectio\V. E. Keys, Lloyd SlcHtin.gs;
n of grapes , Mrs. Daily, -
Scott, 'David ;Grieve. -
N. LI- Carter. . Cucumbers. ripe'.evor Skilliogs.
gets, I.. Skillings,. -David Grieve; eol-
Table -parsnips. IN. L. Carter. Pep -
Quilt, applique, Mrs. I i. Dale tWal-
DOMESTIC NEEDLE CRAFT
1.;:,.dgJe7J, NI. Canino
to:
green, bloYd 11,
lestiou of peppers, David .Grieves NI. Scott. Bedspread. tufted,
Sweet table corn, Thorpe Rivers Mrs. 0.. Daily (Forest I. Ethel Bear -
Lloyd Skillings. Field • corn, C. Dale, tie. Beat quilting. Mrs, 0. •Daily, Mrs.
L. Skillings, Hester. ,Pieced cotton quilt. Mrs. O.
gsatego,,n of garden. herhs, Mrs, Daily, Mrs O. Matthews (Kitchen -
W. 'J. !Dickson. Novelty in vege- er). "Poverty quilt, M. Livingston
(Myth). Bedsprea,l, w bite'. Mrs.
tables. L'.. Dale, ,Joint Hillehrecht.
Daily, Mrs.- T. Constable (St.
Claulillaiver, IN., L. Carter.
Red cabbage, 1. L. -Carter; Savoy Marys). Bedspread. colored. Nfris. 0.
cabbage,' Carter: Fall cabbage, Car- Matthews. Crochet or knit .% fghan,
ter; Winter cabbage. IN. L. Carter, Mrs. 'Constable, Mrs. Daily. Apron,
it:, Reys. • Mrs. T. '01Flynn, Reta Campbell,
Red onion.s, N. I,. Carter. L. Skill. Nleres pyjamas, Mrs. Crinstable,
Livinirston. -House-, dress, M. Living -
Mos: whin. or yellow /111, mc
stoil, Mrs,. Constable. .
\V. J. Diekson, N. -L. Caner.
Flain mat, braideshrags. Mrs. - O.
muskmelon. j. Hugill, MN,
1:10,,r mat. hooked, Ethel
Sloan Smith; eitron, :gritted, NIrs,
Dickson, IN. L. Carter; citron, Cali- Ileastie. Mrs. Daily.. Crochet tn-rt,
Mrs. , Dale (Walton). Mat, giral
Dicks:oil, N. Carter: Cal. • citron, NI rs,
Dickson, water -Melons,- Mrs, .Dickson. scene,' Mrs. \A'. I. Dickson.
__artiste wool sock, etc.. Mrs. 1.7`.pn-
Skilthig,t egetable marrow, NI rs.
Dickson, pie loundassns, stable, Mrs. Daily. Darnin-g. linen or
cetton, Mrs. Dickson, Beatriee Har -
Thorpe :Rivers, Mrs. Dickson; hub.
Mac -
marc! squash. Skillings, Mrs Dik. burn (Staff:14. Patch on cotton. Mrs.
son; largest pumpkin, John ,Hille- Constable, Mrs. O. Daily.
LADIES' WORK-
brecht, NIrs: Dickson,
Specimen applique. Mrs. Constable,
Swede turnips. table, James 'T.
Scott nRoxborol !Jou IR tura- 7.1 rs. • G. Dale \ Val ton a ('mit work,
Nirs. Cons tattle, rs. 'Eyelet,
ins, feed.. J. T. Scott !Roxboro.), Jas
F. Sego; sugar mato:olds, Jam, Mrs Constable NI. Livintoton. Satin
Scott; long red mangolds, Janie, stitch, NI. -Livingstan, \I ti. Cans
stable. Cross stitch, Colts:able. 'Dale.
Scott, J. NI. Seott; intermediate num-
gaa,, -jou Magill. liapestry, NI. Liyingstgli, Mrs, Con-
stable. craellet, Nix,. Constable,
Celery. allite, L. Skillings.
al. Indian dist tvn wa,r1c;
tri•li Cobbler thstatoes, L. (lin-
NNI'lrs.11'id\ilnilge',t'Nfrs. Constable. (ratting,
ter, Jon Hagill: nes other variety
M rs. T. 0.Elynn, M. Livingston.
early -potatoes. N. T., Carter. Thong
Rivers; Green ontiltain mita t..es. '1`: flitting. cotton NI to. Dale, Mrs.
Rain ,Hillian.yeht. N. L. garter; guy Constable. Filet croehet. Mrs, T.
01Flynn. Mrs, Constable. Specimen
-other variety lase patataes, Jon Hu -
gill, :N. 1.. Carter. n44;43(.1111117 work. Mrs. Constable, Mrs.
Fodder corn. 1..itnies R.. Scott.
Judges-siernes Rivers.'• Dining 'Raoul Furnishings --Lund:l-
c-on set, embroidered, Mrs. Caustable,
HORTBOULTU'Apples
PRODUCTS
(..).1Flyttit. 'Luncheon set other
Colleetiou of apples. 1.2 varieties.
hand
Mrs. SlOall S1111(11 Baytiv1(11.- faith- SanIliwork NI, Diviiisst:iii. Evelyn
l•wrl• 'Tea • clash. embroidered,
'Evelyn Sandford.
wane (3: Son, N1rs. 0, Daily, 'Forest; MnI.•
Winser apples. Mrs. O. 'Daily, Litialt- Tea clotis Miter hand work. -Living-
es Dale, tlentrepiece. 'Livingston,
aite & Sons; , Ea II apples, Daily,
Dale. lTray !sloth, IDale, Livingston.
Laithwaite & Sots
Centrepiece, etubroidered in cotton,
Baldw ins, NIrs, Daily, I aith wake.
1:Sing tif Thompkins. Lloyd Skill -1, rxs.1 IrDs.aloe.TBI;niting.e.Bsuert,
_
ings, Mrs. :Daily; Northern Spies, L.
Laithwaite; IFallawater, fet set, ,colored. M. Livingston,• Mrs.
Skillings; -Golden Russett, Nfrs. 0. Daily. Buffet set. nhite 7.1. Living -
Daily. Laithwaites Westfield Seek -no 511011, Mrs. Dale.' Luncheon set. croch-
4iiirther. Lloyd. Skillings; Wealthy, et M. Livingston.
fiedrooni !Furnishings. - Pillow
L. Skillings, Mrs. Moan Smith.
Pewmon
ankee. TreIl MeClyt, Mrs. slips, whiie, embroidered, M. Living -
Daily; Ontario, Laithwaite & Son,
ston, 'Mrs. Constable. /Pillow slips,
colored, embroidered. M. Livingston,
Lloyd Skillings; Wagner, -M-r.
Mrs. Conaltable, sl i 1)5, any
Mrs. Sloan Smith; ,Romboro !Russets,
Mrs. Sloan Smith, Lloyd Skillings. other, Reta Campbell, Mrs. Con-
digivenstein, Laithwaite '& go,. F. stable. Towels, embroidered, Mrs.
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McClymont; Cayuga Red Streak or Dale, Mrs. Constable. Towels. croch-
et. Mrs. Constable, Mrs. Dale. Tows
Twenty -ounce, Lloyd Skillings.
els, other hand work, Mrs'. Dale,
Spitzeribueg. Laithwaite.
Fanieuse .or Snow apple. Mrs. O. Guest towels. M. Livingston. Mrs.
0.Flyan. Bath ,towei, Mrs. Constable,
Islosal Skillingsg. Mann, Skill -
Dale. Fancy towel', Livingston, Com-
ings, Mrs. Sloan Smith; BlenheimDalc.
Orange, Mrs. D-aily, Laithwaite
& stable. !Fancy sheet. etc., LiVingston,
.
L. Constable. Vanity set, M. Ligingston,
Son; Maiden Mush. Mrs Daily,
•Mrs, ,O'Flynn. !Dresser runner, ,Con -
Red crab apples, Lloyd Skillings, stable, Dale,
Jonathan Hugill; yellow crab •ftigoless'Ladies and Children's Wear -Step -
Fred NfcClymont. ins or bloomers, M. 'Livingston, Mrs.
Rhode Island Greening, - goo. Conatable. Bed Jacket Mrs. 101Flynsi,
Constable. Slip, M. Livingston, Con -
Moan :Smith, Mrs. Daily; Ribston
pippins. Mrs. Daily, Mrs. Sloan stable. Sweater, knit, :01Menn. Violet
Piper. S-wealter, crochet. Mrs Dale.
Smith; 131enheim Mrs. Sloan
Smith, -Lloyd Skillings: Fall pippin,
Mrs. 0. Dailey. Mrs, Sloan Smith;
Cranberry 'pippin, Mrs. Sloan Smith,
St. Lawreuce, Lloyd' Skillings.
Mrs. Daily; Canadian Red, Mrs.
Sloan Smith; 'McIntosh Red, Lloyd
Skillings, Lalthwaite & Son; ITahrtan
Street, L. Skillings. Mrs, Sloan
Santis
Pears
Winter pears, L., Skillings. Mrs,
Daily;iFal! pears. 7.loyd Skillings,
Mrs. Daily; 'Flentish Beanty, Mrs,
Skillings; Duchess of Agotil-
Isaithwaite & Son, Mrs.
Beurre Clairgeatt, Laithwaite, L.
'Clapp's .Favorite, Mrs.
Sloan Smith, Lloyd Skillings; Belle
'Lucrative. Lloyd Skillings, Laith-
wane & Son; iSheldon, Mrs,
!Daily; Louis Bonne de 'jersey, Skill-
ings; Bartlett. 'Lwilthavaite & Soa,
Mrs. Daily ; Seckel, Isaith wake &'
Son, LloysI Skillings: Boure ,d'Anjou,
Lloyd SkiNings, Mrs, O. Daily.
Plums
Wlashington, Lloyd Nfrs,
0. 'Daily; Green Gage, L. Skilling„,
Mrs. Daily; Duane's 'Purple. Ly
lor
Skilling,s; Lombards, Mrs. Daily, L.
'Gloves, Mrs, Wm. Deem, Mrs.
Dale. Mitts, Constable, 'Livingston.
Crib quilt. O'Flynn. Mrs. 'Daily. Scarf
and beret set, Mrs. iDeem, Mrs. Dale -
Baby's set, Mrs. ;Daily, Mrs. ,01Flyan.
Child's dress, Violet iPiper.
knit 'suit, Mrs. O'Flynn.
dress, ,sorocked, Mrs. Daily. Stuffed
animal, toy, :Mrs. Constable.
Living 'Room -Runner, -M. Living-
ston, O.:Flynn. Centrepiece, ;Con-
stable, 01Flynn. -Sofa' 'pillow, Mrs.
Conetable, Mrs. Deem. Card table
cover, Mrs. Constable, Nits. O'Flynn.
Sampler, 'Livingston, Constable.
M isc ellaneous -Article made from
table cloth, ;Mrs. Daily, Mrs. Dale
Needlework over 150 years old, Con-
stable, ,O'Flyn-n. Article made from
flour sacks, Mrs. Dale, Mrs. IDielcson.
Article suitable for Christmas, Mrs,
Deem, :Mrs, R. Simpson. 'Needlework
by ,vont-an 70 years of age, Mrs. Dale.
article 'from old 'stockings, Mrs. A.
'Porteous, -Mrs. !Hester. ISIsin's wool
mitts, dvirs, .Dickson. Mrs, Jas. 'Casa-
er. Fine knit Aotc-M'rs. Dickson, Mrs,
Jas. ,Carter. 'Purse or hand bag, Mrs.
0"Flynn, Mrs. Coastable. Kitchen
collection, Evelyn Sandford M:rs l()'-
skaings;, Pond's .Seedling, yrs Flynn. Men's sweater, Mrs. Con -
table, Mrs. 10 \Flynn.
Daily, !Lloyd SkHlings; Burbank.
FINE AND DECORATIVE ARTS
Laithsvaite & S011; .Bradshaw, Lloyd
Rene Claude, Skillings, °it Painting* Nr• UvirIO"Itml• Water
cotongstonBatrice Ha
, e',rburts
:Mrs. ,O. Daily; German P lie. r, Livi
Laith wage & Son, Mrs. Daily; anyiCraY°11' Livingston, Rayburn. Pencil,
other variety. zam.,, Livingston, 'Her burn. Sketels
sten T-tatiburn. Harr& Otrinted, C 11
.1 M. Livingston. (Sister, B. 'Rayburn.
Grapes - Rod.
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