HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1931-10-08, Page 3'THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1931.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
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Horses.'
!Ge'n'et al Purpose—Marc and foal,
1Garn!et Taylor, J. Gelinas & Sons;
tilos], J. Gclitvas& Sons, Frank Kee-
gan; gelding or filly, 3 years,' Garnet
Taylor; gelding or filly 2 year's, Went
(Decker; gaiching dr fi'l'ly, 1` year, J.
IGelinas & Son; M`ans'on Bros.; team,
Win. Decker, R. \Vebslter & Son.
'Perch'eron.-10ce yeialr old, Percy,
Jlolhnsbon, .Rosi Snowden; foal, Frank.
Keegan, E. F. Mercer,.
IAgricultur•.81.-IBtood mare and foal,
]Elmer Webster, J. (Colinas '& Son;
.foal, Elmer Webster, J. Gelinas &
Son; gelding .ar filly, 3 years, Nelson
Keys &Son;. ,geed'itng ,Or filly, 2 years,
Elsner Webster; 1 year old, Garnet
(Jisylor, Elmer-Welbs!ter; team, Percy
Jlohnston, 'Horny ,Grainger, -•
Heavy IDraugh+t—iBrood mare and
foal, Nelson Keys & S'o'n; foal, Nel-
son Keys & Son; geld'i'ng or filly 3
years, Rimer Webster; gelding or hi-
-4P ly 2 years, R,'Webster -•& Son; geld-
ing or filly, 1 year, R. Webster, Man -
soar Bros,; •team, L. H. Rader.
IRoad+sters'--!]lrotod mare and foal,
lGarne•t Dlatera, E. 'F. lifern'er; foal, E.
P. Merner, Garnet Deters; gelding or
filly '2 years, Alf. Melick; gelding or
!filly 1 year, Nelson Keys & Son; sin-
gle roadster, Clayton Fryfogle, Robt,
'McLaren.
Carriage --!Foal Manson Bros.one
year .old Manson Bros.; itwo year old,
Manson Eros.; team 16 hands or over,
Wm. 'Thiel, All. Meli,c'k; single, car-
nage horse, E. J. W'i9dert, ' ...Manson
Bras.; ,gcrntle'man's outfit, Clayton
Fryfogle, Robt. MCLaren; lady driver,
Cltayton Frylfogle.,
:Special. —13 heavy horses, L. I-1,
Rader, Percy Johnston; best general
:purpo'se mare ,and foal, Garnet Tay-
lor. •
Judges--'Ja+raes'Norris, Alex. Sin -
Cattle.
Grade Cattle.—Mitch :cow, Murray
1G'rainger and 2nd; heifer, two years,
tWmt. Scotchmer•; heifer, one year,
!Murray Grainger, Hanol'd Penlhale;
!heifer call, I... D. 'Manson, Roy Pepper
& Son; steer calf, Roy ,Pepper A: Son;
steer, one.. year, Murray,. Grainger. .and
2n.d; heifer one year,' Roy Pep'Per &
!Son, R. D. Hunter & Son; heifer calf,
(Roy Pepper .& Sonsand 2nd; bu'l'l calif,
,R, D. Hunter '& 'S'on.
Herefords—Mitch cow, L. T. Lyons
l& Sons; heifer one year, L. T. Lyons
& Sons and land; heifer calf, L, T
'Lyo'i!s & Sons and 2nd; bull calf, L.
T. Lyons and 2nd.
(Polled 'nlgus. ,tiiileh cow, Win.
I5 cotdh'm er.
Jersey. — !Milch 'cow, Harold Pen
(hale., •
Eaton Special—Best baby beef, Roy
!Pep'p'er & Son.
(Holstein.—Mildh cow, Wan. Sparks.
and 2nd: heifer one year, Wm.
'Sparks; heifer calf, Wm. Sparks and
L)md; hull calf, Wm. Spanks,
Judges -1R. L. Reid, John W. Salk-
ethd.
Sheet).
!Leicester
!Leicester — Ram, two shears, C.
Lawson, Roy Pepper & Son; shearl-
i'ng ram, IRo'y Pepper & San and 2nd;
rant lamb, Roy Pepper & San; ewe
'(h'av'ing raised 'lamb :in :19311, C, Law-
son, Roy Pepper;shearhn!g ewe, Roy
Pepper & Son .and '2ntd; tewe lamb, C.
'Lawson and 2n!d.,
Lincolns.—]Ram, two ,shears, Thom-
as Snowde,u,and 2nd; sheanling ram,.
'Geo. Penilhale' and 2nct; ram lamb,
Thos. Snowden, Geo.., Pe,rluale; ewe
having raised lambs in 119311, Geo. Pen -
'hale, Thos. Snowdon; s'tea'ling ewe,
!Thos. Snowden, Geo. Penhale; ewe
]anti, Thos, Snowden Gea. Penh:ale.
Oxfords. —'Ram, two sheants, Wm.
]Henry, S. J. Pylm & Son; s'h'earrlian'g
ram, Wm. Henry, S. J. `Pym & !San;'
ram lamb, Whir. Henry, S. J.' Pym &
:(Son; ewe having raised'lanttbs .iii 153!1,
.W, .m. Henry, end' 2nd; shear.liu'g ewe,
Wm.
tWrn. Henry and 2nnd; ewe Tamils,Tamils,Win.
:Henry. lrro�ts'h'
S ;
•ires--Ram, Hunter & Sour
I
;Dr. 'Moffatt; aheariing , ram, R. D.,
'Hunter & Icon, Dr. 'Moffatt; ram land),
;R, D. Hunter & Son and 2.nds we
a
having t
raised lautilbs in 1931, R. D.
llluua'.ter & Son, Dr. Moffatt; shearling
wc, DT. Moffatt, J. Gelinas; ewe
lamb, R. D. Hanter, and, 2nd; wether
lamb, Wm.. Henry, Geo. Penlh'a1e..
.Dorset's.—Aged ram, P. E. Dearing,
!WM.
Heny; siiicarling ram, 'Weal.'
IbtentrY,'1'. E. Dearing;, rem lamb, P.
IE,. Dearing, g, Wm. Henry;; ewe lam'b
•Wirt. Henry, P. E. Blearing; sheatling
1enr , F. 19. 'Dearing;.ewe
ewe, Wm. F y
lamb, 15,-E, Dearing, Win. Henry.
Pigs.
'Berkshire. Aged. boar, Thos.
Snowden; boat littered in 1931, Thos.
!Snowden, 'Sams Alton; sowlittered in
Thos. Snowden, and 2nd, 2ncf,
12x1' Alton;
—9' eil ' tcs', Sam am
yr,:•Mcslrine. g ed in 1931,
]scoot sow,. having litter
In Al ton,. Fred •Watson; boar lit'ter-
,ed in 1931, Sam Alton, L. D. Manis'on;
sow littered: in 19311, H. Truett -inter,
'Red Fis.—Aged boar, Sam Alton,'
Thos. Snowden; broad stbw h'avin'g lit-
tered in 119311, ;Sam Afton, Manson
Bros hoar littered in 1931, Sam M -
tort and '2nd; sow littered in 1931, J,
MGIelinas, !Sam Alton.
'Best, boar, any breed, Thos. Snow-
den; best sow; any breed, Sans • Alton;
best pair bacon hogs, any breed, Sam
Alton.
Judges - Humphrey Snel1, G. C..
Petty.
Poultry.
Plynnouth Barred Rocks, - Pullet,
Nelson Keys & Sbo and 2n:d; cock, 0.
!Battler, Nelson, Keys & Son; hen, 0.
(Battler, Nelson Keys & Son; cock-
erel, Paul Cleave, H. Truemiser.
!Plymouth 'Rocks, .White.- Pullet, R.
S. Reid, A'lf. Warner; c,'L.. O''Brien,
lRabt. Blair; h, L. O'Brien and 2nd;
el, Rob't. Blair and 2nd.
IW+hdte Wyandottes— Ptrlle't, hen,
tGeo. !Greeii•sllade and 2nd; c, el, Geo.
!Greenslade.
Any oithe variety Wyandot'te's.—c,
h, cl, Paul Cleave.
•'Brown Leghoris-iPrl'let, c, h, cl.
iL. -0 Brien and 2nd.
!\Vlhite Le'ghornts — !Pullet, Nelsons
Keys & Son and 2nd; c, L. ''O'Brien,'
IGeo Greensilade; 1, cl, Geo. Green-
slade
slade and 2nd.
'Rhode Island Red's.; fillet, cl, L.
'O'Brien, 0. B,att]'er; c, Geo. Green-
sia+de and 2nd; h, L. O'Brien and 2nd.
lAnconas.—Pullet, h, L. O'Brien and
2nd; c, L. O'Brien, Geo. Greenslade;
ci, L. OTBhiieit.
iCanipinee.—Pullet,'h, cl, L. O'Brien
and 2nd; c, L. "O'Brien, Mrs. Metcalf,
(Black 'Spanish—Pullet, L. OSBrien
and 2nd; dl, 1,'O'fBrien.
!Black Vlin'orcas-Pullet, H, T ruem
ner and 2n'd; c, '0. Battler; h, L. 0' -
'Brien• and 2nd; cl, B. Truenrner, L.
O1B'rie'n.
(Silver FI'anilburgs. -'Pullet, el, L.
O'Brien.
!Black 1T.ianiburgs.-Pullet, 0. Bat-
tler and 2n.d; c, h, 0. Battler.
!Gam'e Bantam's, Cock, h, Wm.
ISc'otchmer,
Any other variety Pawl.—Pullet, el,
Dail Didhl' and .2nd; c, Harold Pen-
hale. ,
Muscovy Ducks, o'ld, Fred Watson;
young, 'Fred Watson and 2nd.
'(Pekin ducks, old, S. J. Pym & Son,
0. Battler; young, Rose Snowden, 0.
Battler.
Rouen' Ducks, old, R. D. Hunnter &
Son and 2nd; -young, 'R. D. 'Hunter &
Soni -and 2nd,
Toulouse Geese old, Car! Diehl, Alif.
Warmer; young, Alf. Warner anal
2nd,
Any other var. ,Geese, old, Rose
:Snowden; young, 'Rose Snowden.
B'ro'nze Turkeys, cid, A'llf, Warner
and 2nd; young, H. Truemner, At1E.
Warner; any other var. turkeys, old
Thos. Sno'wdlen.
ITrewartha Special-Bes't crate pul-
lets, ,N'el'sons Keys & 'Son and 2nd.
Judge -{D, 'H. Robertson.
Dairy Produce.
.10 lbs. salt 'butter, 'Mrs. 'R. S. Reid,
Herb. Neeb; 5 lbs. butter in blocks,
1Wm. Decker, Alf. 'Warner; crock but-
ter, R. Webster & Son, Alf. Warner;
!Raney print 'bu'tter, Maine Rader, Ai!f.
Warner; cottage chew's, Jas. R.. Sten]-
ing, Mrs. M'.etea'ff; 'h'ome cured ba'con,
Mrs, N. W. Woods; 'home rendered
Pard,, Mrs. R. S. Reid, A. Johmeotn &
Son; stressed chickens, Jas. R. Sterl-
ing, Alf, Warner; doz. eggs, welrite,
O. Battler, H. Deslj.•trd'iue; doz. eggs,
brown, Mrs. Wan, 'Hey, 'Mrs. R. S.
1Rei'd; display Of bee •prodircts, Paul
Cleave; strained honey, P'aul Cleave;
maple syrup, Paul O!ieave, O. Battler;
'inome,nnacle fudge, Whir:. Deieker, 0.
!R'att'ler,
Domestic Science.
White bread, A. Johnston & Som,
IEcl. Foster; graham bread, Mrs. 'N.,
W. \Vc'od's, Beta' Rat'hiwell; Roston
brown bread, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs, N.
W. Wood's; not bread, Beat. Ra'tlh'webl
Mns. N. W. Wbods; 'grahams muffins,'
\Mrs. R. S. Reid, H. 1E. Rorlce; layer
cake, F+d. hoster 31ms. N. W. YV'oo'dsi
tarts, Mrs. R."5.. Reil, Mrs'. N. \\'.
Woods; s'al'ad vegetables, .\Mrs. Rorke;
ISclotch short bread, Ed Foster; layer
cake, Mrs. Howrie, 0. Battler; fruit
cake, John Rathlweil!l, Mrs. Hal rie;
six buns,- A. Joh nsfion & S:R.
Wdbster & Sons; tea biscuits, Mrs N.
3V. Woods, \Mrs. R. S. Reid; ginger
hermits,. Mrs. Tremblay, Ed. 'Poster;
plate coolies, Elmer Webster, . John
Rash -well; plain muffins, A. Johnston
& Sons; six scones, Ed. Foster, ' John
R:atidwell; meat 1'o'a+f, Mrs. N. W.
Woods, Ben. Rathwebl; apple pie, Jas.
R. Sterling, Nrs, N., W. Woods; le -
Mon pie, Mrs. N. W. Woods, H. Des
j'arkline„ baked beans,: Mrs. ..Metcalf;
colt] Bunch, 13rs, 1Metcal'f, Mrs.
S3ey; pickle's, A. Johnston > & Son;
jelly sand tnarmm!ala.de in glasses, A'Irs.
Sous Mrs: Trembley; canned fruits,
A, Johnston & Son; canned vege-
tables, A. Johnston & San; canned'
'spears, A. Johnston & Son, Mr's. Wm.
!Hey,
!Special—A. Johnston & Song Ed.
Foster,
Grain and Seeds
White winter wheat,; H. Truant ner,
Thos. Snowden; red winter wheat, 3L
Rader, Elmer Webster; spring wheat,
M, Racier, H.' Truett -user; white: peas,
John Turner; small white peas, H.
,Des'jardine, M. Rader; barley, M. Ra-
der, H. T'ruemsaers white oats, H.
Trueanner, red clover seed, Truenrner,
Herb Neeb, sweet clover seed, Alf
Warner, O Battler; timothy seed,
Herb Neeb, 0. Battler; yellow corn,
RRobt. Blair, Ben Rathwelll; dent corn,
0. Battler, Fred Middleton; sweet
•corn, 0. Battier, John Turner; any
other corns, Miss Beowneltt Mrs,'
'Tremblay; bus,. field beans, Pati
Cleave, 0. Battler..
Fruit.
'Grapes, 0. B'adt!idr, Mrs. Metcalf;
colle'ction of grapes, Mrs. Metcalf,,
Mrs. J. H. 11cLeb'd; pe'ac'hes, Mrs, R
S. Reid, Jlo'hn Turner; plums, H.
'Trueinn er, Mise Brown ett;-prtnnres,
Miss Brownest, H. Truennrer; yellow
crab's, Jas. R. S'ter'ling, Alf Warner;
ling; Bartlett, Wm Decker, W. Hey;
ling; Barlett, \Vitt. Decker, Wm. Hey;
Flemish Beauty, J. R. Sterling; Clapp
Favorite, -Hiss Bro'weett; other pears,
•Harotl•d, Penivale, Jas. Stetting; collec-
tion of apples, J. Sterling, 0. Battler;
winter apples, 3. Sterling, H. Desjar-
dine; commercial box of Northern
'Sillies, J. Sterling; fall apple Jas.
'Sterling; Tatman Sweets, 3. Sterling,
John 'Turner; 1,11c1Intos'h Reds, Fred.
Middleton; B•ai'dnwins, - J. Sterling;
Mann, J. Ste'rlin'g, John Turner; Nor-
thern Spies, ,San Rath!weli, J. Sterling,
(King of Tih'omtipkins, No number, J.
S'terlin'g; Greet -sings, J. Sterling, Rib -
sten Pippins, J. Sterling; 20' -ounce
Pippin's, H. Penha'le, John 'Turner;
Wagners, J. Sterling, John Turner;.
Golden .Russets, Miss Browneltt, J.
Sterling; Blenheim Pippin's, J
!Sterling, Geo. •Glreen:Made; Snows,
J. Stirling, Fred Middleton; Ontarios,
Geo. Green'siiacle, Miss Browinett;
'Wol'fe River, Fred Middleton H. Des-
jardine.
Vegetables.
Early Cobblers, Milne Rader, 0.
Babbler; e'a'rly p'o'tatoes, H. Desj'tr-
dine, sl'ilne Rader; Green Mountain,
!H.'True'mner, '33. 'Rader; late potatoes,
John T•drner, H. D'es+j'ardine; man -
golds, Paul Cleave, John Etue; yellow
globe, 'FI. 'Truenrner, Thos. Snowtiden,;
intermediate man+gads, 33. Truemnrer,.
1Ii'ss Bnlownett; field carrots, 5'. B'ar-
ker, M. Rader; lo'ng carrots, F. Bark-
er, Ed. Fo'sfter; short carrots, F. Bar-
ker, Ed. Foster; long 'beets, 0. Bat-
tler, F. Ranker; turnip beets, Fred
Middleton, Alt Warner; parsnips, F.
Barker, Warner; turnips, Truemier,
Paul Cleave; sugar beets, H, Tr'u'e'm-
.n'cr, Geo. Greenslade; winter radish,
O. Battler, H. Desjardine; salsify, F.
Barker; heads cabbage, 0. •B'airtler,
Rose Snowden;'cauliflower, Rose
'Snowden, F. Barker; hexads white cel-
ery, A. Johnston & son, Mrs. J. H.
!Alicloo'd; muskmelons, John Turner,
Miss Bra -melt; lt; watermelon's, John
iEttue, Alf. Warner; citrons, A, John-
ston & son, 39, Barker; best table
pumpkin, A. Johnston & Son, Geo,
Greenslade; squash, H. Desj'a'rdine, 11,
(Rader; reed pum'p'kin, 0. Battler, H.
'Need); squash fo'r feed, M. Rader, Alf.
IWarner; potato onions, Wnt, Decker,
IH. Truenrner. White onion's, F. Bark-,
ker; red ,onion's, F. Barker; yellow
onions, F. Barker, John Turner; red
tomatoes, Geo. Greenslade, Alf War-
tier; yellow .to,n'atoes, 0. Battler, G.
!Greenslade; tomatoes, Bert Dunn, G.
IGreensd'ade; gherkins, Aiitt Warner, El-
sner Webster; cucumbers, Win. Deck-
er, Jn'o. 'Turner, ;peach tonsaboes,, Rose
Snowden, firs. J. H. McLeod; sun-
flower head, Wm. S!parks,• Robs. Blair,
,gard'eia herbs, Mrs. Metcalf Mrs,
Tremblay; peppers, Geo. ,Greenslade,
•M!rs. Metcalf; cucumbers, F. Barker,
lislf 'Warner; vegetable marrow, F.
iBlarker, Slant Wllifbcomnlb; Green Hub-
bard -squash, A. Johnston, M. Rader;
yellow Hubbard s q u asps, A. Johnston,
31. Rader.
Plants and Flowers.
Bouquet, large, Vlrs, Metcalf, Mrs.
N. W. Woods; small bouquet, Mrs.
N: W. Woods Mlrs R'as'ke Sylvia,
liylrs,`N,.W. Woods, F. Barker; dahlias
Mrs. J. H. McLeod, F. Barker; fusch-
las, Mrs. 3. H. McLeod; pansies, Mrs.
Tremlbllay; tuberous begonias, F. Bar-
ker, Mrs. N. 'W. Woods; fibrous root-
ed begonias, 'Mrs. J. H. McLeod,
'ferns, Mrs. J. 1I. V1:cLeoct; geraniums,
llrs. J. 3, McLeod, Miss Brownest;
asters, F. Banker, A'Irs. Metcalf; pet-
unias, F. Barker; house ,plants, Ill's.
J. H. McLeod; coleus, F. ,Barker, gl'o-
snhie, F. ,Barker; four annuals, T'. Bar-
ker, M'rs. Trem!hlay casinos Mrs.
Trem May, Beni Rathwel'l; zinn ias,
!Mrs. J. 13, MclLe'od; bins. AMetcalf;
werbtaesie, F. Barker, Airs. Tremblay;
gladi'olus, Herb Neeb, Mrs. J. 1-9. Mc-
Leod,,
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Go ce
The and
GOOD advice in the old days
—and just as worthy in
this year of ;Grace, 1931.
Wise men have always urged
the curbing of foolish expendi-
tures.. Successful men have
made a policy of saving a pro::
portion of their income every
week. Why not make a deposit
every payday?
Seventeen
"You want to make a suc-
cess of your life, my lad?
Fear God --play fair --work
hard --and save your
pennies."
Branches in Ontario
ROVINCE OF tA,IO'SAVINGS OFFICE
EVERY DEPOS/TGIANZEOi YON'TARIOCOVERNMENT
HEAD �FFI�E !! �tLSE°�`. PARLIAMENT
az ..-. BUILDINGS
SEAFORTH BRANCH - J. M. MCMILLAN, MANAGER.
Fine Arts
IL'ands+cape, oil,. Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs,
Howrie; s'ti'll, line, Miss Livingston,
!firs. Howrie; wieter'c!olor landscape,
'Miss -Livingston; fruit, Mrs. Metcalf,
Miss Livingston; pen and ink, Mrs.
Howrie, Miss Livingston; painting on
silk or satin Mrs. Mletca•1'f,.Mrs. How -
tie; hand painted china .Miss Living-
ston, V1rs. Metcalf stencilling on fab-
ric, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Ross;
pencil sketch, Mists Livingston, 1'Irs,
Ross; fruit and' flowers in oil, Miss
Livingston, 1Lrs. H'rnvcrie.
Manufactures.
Skein twisted yarn, Milne Rader,
Hose Snowden; skein woolen' yarn,
Rose Snowden; Milne Rader; soft
Soap, A. John stun Sr Son, H. De'sjar-
diane; hard soap, Ed. Faster, Mrs, N.
W. Woods.; corn busk door neat, 11:.
Rader, Miss B,roo'nett; article of , fur-
ni'turen B. Barker, Sam Whitcomb,
Ladies' Work
(Living Room Accessories: -Table
centrepiece, colored, Herb Neelb, B'e'n
Rat,hwe911; talble. runner, Mrs. Metcalf,
H. Des'jand'ine; embroidered cushion,
'Mrs. 'Metcalf, Herb Neeb; complete
cusdion, Mrs. \Vin. Hey, Bea Rath -
well; lamp slhade, 'jean Harrison, J.
1W.. 31ena,er..
Dining Room Accessories.—Mono-
grans, Miss Livingston; tea cloth,
Mrs. N. W. Woods, Mrs. Howrie
any other embroidered tea cloth, J.
Berner, Mr's. Howrie; tea cloth,
croch'e'ted corners and edging, Mrs.
N. W. Woods, Mrs, Bert Dunn; tray,
Cloth, Mrs. Wan. Hey, Mrs. Ross;
centrepiece, J. W. 'Merrier, R. Web-
ster'& Son; luncheon set, Herb Neeb,
John Rath'webl; buffet sett, Mrs. How-
rie, J. W. Mern,er; buffet scarf, Mrs.
Howrie; tea cosy, Jean Harrison, Miss
,Lfvingsiton.
Colored Linens -'Bridge set, einb.,
J,
W. Werner, Mrs. II+owrie; cross
stitch bridge set, ]Mrs. Howrie; buf-
fet set, Mrs. Rorke, Herb Neeb.
;Bed Room Acc.e'saaries—d-leanetitc'h-
ecl Sheet, 'Miss 'Livingston, R. Webs-
ter & Son; pillow cases, Miss Living-
stone, R. \Velister & San; pillow
cases, ]Mrs. Ho'wnie, Jean Harrison,
p'iId'o,nw eases, bane trimmed, firs. Bent
Dunn, ]Miss Livingston; curtain's, lace
trimmed, 1'11iss Livingston, 1c.Irs. N.
W. Woods; embroidered towels, Mrs.
IHio'wrie, Jean Harrison; crochet towel,
Herb Neeb, airs. N. Wr.Waods; dres-
sing table set, embroidered, Vers. Win.
Jean Hey,east. Harrison; fancy bed lamp
shade, Mrs, N. W. W'ood's, Jean Har-
rison.
'Children's Wear.-=C'liibd's Dress,
Ben Ratth•well, Mrs, Sam Rey; child's
play dress, Jean Harrison, Miss Liv-
ingston.; baby's jacket and bonnet,
Miss Livingston, herb Need); baby's
jacket and bonnet, knit, 3. \V, Merit-
er, Miss Livingston; baby's bootees,
knit. l!Iiss Livingstone, J. W. Meister;
baby's bootees, crochet, J. W. ]Merit
er, Miss Livingston; handmade smok-
ed 'dress for child, J. W. Mennen.
Ladies' Wear..—Apron, \Vim. Deck-
er, 0. Battler; house dress, J. W. Mer-
ner, Wm. Decker; ladies' underwear,
Miss Livingston,' Mrs. ,Ilowrie; smock.
3. \V, `lMerner; collar and cuff set, ,l
qtr, Berner, Miss Livingston; hand -
kerchiefs, Mrs. Rorke, Mrs. -Metcalf;
bed jacket, J. W. Berner, Percy John-
ston; fancy apron, J. Harrison, Herb
N'eeib; fancy hand'b'ag, J. W. Merne•,
Mrs. Rorke;dress made fro'ni, old gar-
ment, Miss Livingston, Jean Harri-
son; ham'e dyeing, whole garment,
'Mrs. Wm. Hey, Miss Livingston;
Men's 3VVear.-Sport shirt, _Mrs. Ron,
'pyjama's, Miss Livingston, -firs. Ross;
pullover s'wea'ter, Mr's, Howrie, Mrs.
(Ross; mtts, Mrs. Howrie, 0. Battle,;
socks, 0. Battler, H. Desjardine; fine
socks, MTs. Howrie, ; Herb Neeb;
handkerchiefs, Mrs. Metcalf.
'Miscellaneous Work.—(Patch hem -
riled, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. N. W. Woods;
filet croc'h'et, Herb Neeb; Vers, Bert
Dunn tatting, Miss Livingston, Herb
Neeb; fancy knitting in cotton, Mrs.
(Howrie, Miss Living -stun; drawn
thread work, Miss Livingston, ]Mrs.
1letc'aif• hemstitching, Mrs. Ross,
Mrs. Howrie; specimen cut work,
Herb Neeb, Mrs. N. W. Woods; tap-
estry work in petite point, Miss Liv-
ingston, ]Mrs, Howrie; petite point
picture, Mrs. H'onvrie, Mrs. Ross;
cross.stitch, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Holwrie•
'Trish crochet, Jean. Harris'o i, :Mrs.
Ross; sampler, Mrs'. Metcalf, Mrs,
Ross; assortment of ribbon novelties.
Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. R. S. Reid; ass-
ortment of work donne by lady after
reselling age of 70, Miss Livingston.
!Ho'm+e .]]lairulfaictures.—white e'mlb-
roidered bedspread, Ed. Foster, Jean
IHarrisoni; colored bedspread, Ed. Fos-
ter, Jean Harrislon; tufted bedspread,
0. R'a'ttler,- Jean Harrison; applique
bedspread, Jean Harrison, Miss Liv-
ingston; quilt, cotton, Wan. Decker,
\'Iiln'e :Rader; patched cloth quilt, Mrs.
Ross; fancy comforter, 'Mrs, Ross.
Mrs. Rorke; goose down comforter,
Percy Johnston, R. Webster & Son;
Afghan crochet, Mrs. .Rorke, Jean
Harrison; hearth rug, H. D'esjsrdine,
Ed. F'o'ster; hearth rug, Mrs, Howrie;
rag mat,. Mrs. N. W. Woods, Mrs.
Rorke; labor laving device, .Jean Har-
rison, Bed Ratdhwell;. hone -painted
kitchen article, Mrs. 'Rcrss.
School Children
!Best essay on "Bayfield Fall Fair,"
Doris Featherston, John Watson Jr;
perspective drawing Ben' Ratltnveih,
Margaret Schoen -hats; still life, Marg-
aret Sc'hoen'hals, Ben. Rathwell;
hand sewed garment, B'en. R.a'th!wel'1;
bird 'house; Keith. Sterling; tai
-
•1 Keith Sterling; collection
of woods Miss Tremblay, Keith Ster-
ling; dres's'es] doll, Margaret Schoen-.
!ta's, Miss Tremblay; mounted oic-
tures, Miss Trennblay; drawing flow-
ers, Sam Wlambcombe, Keith• Sterlinig,
Baby Show
(Beat baby boy, under ten months,
!George Sidney Castle, aged 5 months,
Ross Miller, aged' 10 months; Tom
Pen+baie, 9 months; best baby girl un-
der 10 months, Gloria Lillian West-
lake, 8 month's; Baby; Stephenson 7
months.
cases embroidered, Mrs. D. Fowler,
Mrs. N. McNichol; nig'htdres's, Mrs.
'Savage, .F. M. Santis; bed set Mrs- W.
111. Anderson, firs. Savage; lady's
scarf, Mrs. Brini'bleconrb, Mrs. D.
,Fowler; buffet set white. _Mrs. J. A.
(Horn, Mr's. L. Williams; buffet set.
colored, firs. D. Fowler,. Miss M.
Livingston; infant's pillow and car-
riage cover, ]Mrs. D. Fowler, Mrs...
!Savage; guest towels, Mrs. Brinible-
comtbe, Miss M. Livingston; chair set,
Mrs. W. H. Anderson, Grace Stew-
art.
B'RUS'SELS FALL FAIR
' (Contimred from Page Two)'
towels, Mrs. J3rinubleconnb,. .]Mrs. N.
11eN'ichne'1; fancy towels, \Yrs. L.
'Williams, Mrs. D. Fowler; pillow
Children's Competition:
1Pen'cil drawing, :Margaret Scott,.
A. MdCallum, Marie, King; 'school'
crest, Earl Moore, Carl Plum, Mina
Bryans; poster, Jack Baeker, Gerald
Algae Mc'C. Lowry; wooden toys. Mc-
Curdy Lowry, Mrs. E. Bryans, H.
'Rutledge; hemmed towel Mrs. H. Mc-
Nichol, \Mrs. J. Garnochan; dol'l's.
sweater, Elizabeth Bather, Hannnalr.
(Russell.
!Girl's work under 113 years.—Burt-
ton holes, Mrs. N. McNichol, A. bus-
Callum:1 plain he'nmvi'ng, Virginia:
Blum, 'Margaret Scott; darning, El-
eanor Niohbi;, patching, Virginia
Plum, Margaret Scott; best dressed'
'doll Elizabeth Baeker, Annie Phil-
lips; knitted scarf, Mrs. L. Eckmier,
E'liz,a!beth Baeker; block of guilt, A.
McCallum, Mary Baeker.
ZURICH
ISusannah Dietz, beloved wife' df
Ed'w'ard A. Axt, was born June 15.
111858, on the Bronson line, Hay town-
ship, and died at her home in Zurich,
'on September 29th, 193!1, aged 73;
years and 3 months. Fifty years ages
site w.as united in marriage to Ed: -
-ward A, Axt. Three daughters anti"
one son ,were ,born to them. After their
•marriage they resided in Blake for a
period of 112.yeass, then carne to Zur-
ich and have lived here for 35 years.:.
Those surviving her are her husband. •
three daughters and one son; Mrs. W.'.
'W. Kaiser, London; Mrs. C. T -T. htsh- •
er, Mrs. Lyman Gloa'cbbread and 311..
'.Herb Axt, all ofDetroit; two sisters,
Mfrs. H. Reichert, of Zurich and ;Miss
!Elizabeth ;Deutz.o!f Washington, D. C.;
three brothers, Healey an d Reinhardt
Deitz of Alberta, and Samuel' Deitz of
Zurich. Burial was in the Blouson
cemetery.
:Messrs, Levi and Arthur Stelck of
1p'aup:hi•n, \Ian„ are visiting friends in
th is vicinity. It •, any years since
the former was in Zurich.
,Owing to a recent storm a limb of
the large elan tree just south of \1•r.
'Tlhbndas Joimnlon's house became al -
moist disengaged front the ni'ain trunk
and rt leanedt heavily on the hydro
wires and also, endan'gere'd lir. John-
ston's house.
Mr. and 1,Irs. Garnet J'a'coiie
Mrs.'
L. Plfile and Miss Pearl PfIe paid
their last re nett. to Ilia remains of
the late Vfrs. Durst, at Auburn, .nt,
Tuesday morning,
bir. 1Vi1]'iam Dumart of Kitchener
visited at the home of Mfr. and S1rs.:
!Harry Yunigblut.
Mr. John Hildebrand of Seaforth
visited friends in Zurich,