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THURSDAY; OCTOBER 6, 1932
Outstanding Value -Always
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"'Fresh from the Gardens"
BAYFIELD FAIR
H'O'RSES.
\General 'Purpose -={Brood .mare a'c-
,:eompani,edby .foal -E. F. Merner, J.
' Gelinas & SlondEoal-!W, G. (Ross,
!')'ohm Love. Gelding or fi'l'ly 3 years
a'1B- Wm. Decker and and. Gelding
or fully 2, years old -R, Pepper & Son.
.Gelding g or 611y 11 year ol'd-,R, Pepiper.
.& Sod(, Tea'nr-W'm, Decker.
Pendleton-MI:tree year old -Harold
IPen'hale, Wan. Decker. 'Two year old
-la W. Hyde, 'Piercy JOhnslban..Foal
-- ID. W. 'Hy'd'e, Jack 'Armstrong.
Agricultural (Broad mare accam-
--+Iictnned' by foal-'J'ahn Rathwefl, IR.
,'Greig. Foal -Chas. Stephenson, Har-
- very Turner. 'Gelding or filly 3 years
.old -!Percy Jahnstoot. Gelding or filly
:2 years old -Garnet Taylor, Elmer
Webster. 'Gelding or 'filly 1 year old
j. Gelinas and and. Team - Percy
Johnston, Nelson Keys & 'Son.
Heavy Draught - Brood mare- ac-
• companiod by .fool -Miss Bro'wnett,
'Ro'b't. Webster. 'Fowl -!Miss B'row'nett,
-.Fred Middleton. Geldingor filly 3
years oldR., Webster .and Son and
Bnld. Gelding or filly 2 years old -1R.'
Vbster & San, .Manson Bras. Geld-
ing or 'fil'ly 1 year old -Nelson Keys.
Tears -Miss Bro'w•nebt,` R. Webster &
Son.
Ro'ad'sters. -,Foal - Garnet 'Taylor.
Gelding or filly 2 years old -Nielson
Keys & Son. IGe4di'ng or filly 1 year
old-M'ansan Bros. Single roadster-
'.0 Frrfo4gie, Wilford 'McLean.
Carriage -Brand mare accompanied
'by foal - R. 'Greig, Garnet Taylor.
(idol -'R. 'Greig, J. Gelinas. One year
mI'd-+Ed. Walper. Manson IBros. Two
year old -Manson Bros.
!Single carriage horse -C. FrylolgIe,
E. 3. Willert.
(Best gentleman's au'bfrt-C. Fry-
sog'1e, IE. J. 'Willert.
!Lady driver -IE. J, Willert.
Best heavy horse on grounds-Miss
-Brownett, R. Webster & Son.
Langley's Special -(Harvey Turner,
J'o'hn 'Laveifi Elmer 'Webster, 'John
IRath'well.
J. W. Herner's ISpecial, gen. pur-
- pose mare apd' foal -J. Gelinas & Som.
Best colt •an 'halter by boys 115 or
ander-IJ. Gelinas & 'Son, tJack Arm-
strong, R. Greig.
(Boys 116 years or under, dniv'in!g
single horse -1E. 3. 'Willett, R. Greig.
CATTLE.
Grade Cattle.
'l'Iidoh cow -+Jas. R. Sterling, Miss
lBrownebt. Heifer, two; years old -!Miss
'lBrownett and 2md, Heifer, one • year
•o'ld' - Alf. Warner, Miss Brawnett.
lEieifer calf 0. Batler, M. Brown.
'Steer calf -'R. Peplper & Son, W. G.
'Ross. !Steer, two years old -R. Pepper (Buff Oiipingtons-IPulle't-•Jahn Ko -
I& Son, Miss Brownett.Sfteer, one year chews and 2nd.'tHen-'Jahn Kochems
••d1dR. Pepper & Son. and 2nd, Cock-0.1B'attler, Cockerel-
iDunha'm,-1He'iiler, one year Kochems and i2nd,
Weeper. 'Heifer calf; R. Pepper. Bu'lI iSil'ver Grey Dorkings -'Pu'lle't-3,
den. 'Ewe lain'b Geo, Penha'e ,and
2nd.
Oxfords.
(Ram, 'two sehars or aver - D. D.
'B'el'l, IS'bearling ,ram -ID. D. (Bell Ram
1am'b-1D, ID. (Bell land 2nd. Ewe hav-
ing ,raised' la'm'bs -D. D. :B'el'l and'' and.
IShearling 'e'we=,D. 'D. ;B'e'll and 2•nd,
Ewe la'mlb'-D. D. (BdII and End.
'Shropshires.
Ram, two ishe'ars or over '- ID. W.
Hy'd'e, ,Sltna'tford; R. ID, (Hunter i&
(San, iShearl'in'g ,ram -a. D. (Hunter I&
San, W. G. ROSS; (Ram 'lamb -IR. ID,
Hunter, D. 'W. (Hyde. Ewe'having'
raised damlbs i'n ;11932 - D. W. (Hyde
rand 2nd. Shearling ,ewe - !Hyde 'enld.
2nd'. Ewe la'nxlb-iHyde, 'IW, IG. (Roles.
Wether lamb ID, IW.•Hyde, IR. D.
iHuniter. -
Darsets.,
(Ram, two shears or .aver - IP. 'E.
ID:earing. Shearling ram-!Deari'ng''end
2nd. Ram lamb -Dearing and 2nd.
Ewe, .having .raised lambs 'in 119132'-
1Dearing and 2nd!Sheax4ing ',ewe -
Dearing and 2nd. Ewe lamb - Dear-
ing and 2nd.,
PIGS.
IBerleshire..- Aged boar - Thos.
(Snowden, !Brood saw 'having litter in
1932-,'Tihas. !Snowden, IS'ow littered' In
1931-J11hos, 'Snowden and 2nd. Boar
'tittered it 193(1'-ITlhos.'S'n!owden and
2n,d,
Yorkshire -'Aged lb.oar-Sam Alton,
Broad saw•=ISam IA'lton, Elmer Web -
Sten 'Boar 'littered in 119312 - (Sam Al-
ton and 2nd. Saw littered in '1932 -
iS'ain Alton and 'ands
Red (Pigs, -Aged (boar -!Sam 'Alton,
T. !Snowden. Brood sow, having lit-
tered in •1932 -;Salm IA'Iton, 'T.' Snaw-
den. !Boar littered in ;1I 932-Sa'nt A'l-
ton. and Z'nd,IS'ow l'i'ttered in '1932 -
Sam'Alton and 2nd.
(Best 'pair !bacon !hogs any breed -
Percy 'Johnston, ]W:m. Sparks.
POULTRY.'
'Plymouth (Barred (Rocks -'Pullet,
'Geo, Iibtle, 'Wm. 'Stephenson. Hen -
Nelsan Keys & (San and 2nd. Cock -
,O. Settler, !Nelson Keys •& Ston.
,Cockerel - IGeo. 'Little Jack Arm-
strong.
'Plynvouth, (Rocks, ;White -Pullet,
O'Brien and 2nd. Hien-IL, •0",Brien,,
H. Truemner. 'Lack - L. O'Brien,
Thos, 'Snowden. ''Cockerel - L. 0' -
Brien and and. l
Plymouth Racks, any :other variety
-(Pullet -L, IOiBrien and 2'ntd. Cock-
erel -IL. '01Rrien and 2nd.
'-cal'f, R. Pepper.:
'11•Iere'fords-Ovfiil'ch caw. -!Fred H.
'Carbert, !Staffs; T. J. 'Lyons. Heifer,
one year old -IT. Lyons and 2nd.
Heifer calf IT. J. .Lyons and 2nd.
F. .H. Corbett and, '2nd.
Jersey. - (Milch cow, (Harold Pen -
:hale and and.
(Holstein -Mitch •cow -Win. Sparks
rand '2nd, IHeaier one year old - Wm.
Sparks and i2nd, ';Heifer calf -'Wxn.
Sparks and 2nd.
IEatoa's' special -(Heifer calf over 6
mos, and under one year, shown by
boy over 110 and under 11$-10. !Battler.
SHEEP.
Leicester.
(Ram, two sihcars or over ---R, Pep-
per & (Son, 'Alf . Warner. ,Shearling
ram -'R, .Pepper '& (Son. Ram lamb-
'R. Pcpp'ar i&'Sons and 2nd, 'Ewe having
raised lambs in 1932-A. 'Warner, ID.
D. Bell '& Sons, 'Shakespeare. 'Sihear-
"liu'g'.ewe--IA. !Warner, R. Pepper, .Erne
lam b-R.,,4Pepper.
Lincolns.
Ram, twohear or over - Ghos.
Snowden and 3id, 'Shearlin� ram. -
Geo. l5enhale, Thos. :Snowden. Ram
lamb -Geo, Penhale, Thos. Snowden.
Ewe having raised lambs in 19312
Geo;, IPen'haic, Thos. Snowden. Shear -
'brig ewe -Geo. Ponh'ale,'Thos. !Snow-,
ser, 3, IKechem's. Hcn-J. Kocheins,lM,ici'dleton,'6 ears sweet corn, J. Tur-
ner, 12, Q. 'W'iillert 6 ears any', other
variety, 1-I. 'Deajard•irie, Mrs. N.
Carter, Bus, field beans, 0. Battler,
Milne Rader.: Bus, bucl.wheat, • Milne
Rader, H,. Desjardine.
i'ruem'u'er. 'Oock-,I octans, 0. .Bat-
tler' Coc1eere1T-lIoche ins, 'Truemner,
Anrl'atusians-Pu9lel 'arid cockerel -
O. Bistiler.
ISilrcr' Ilaiirbengs-;,Bullet, hen and
cockerel -IL, 'O'Brien crud 21-'d. Cocic
-IL.;O'Brien,.
,Black •Haiu'burgs - All classes, 0
13albtler 1's't,
(Bantams; any variety. d'uhlet ;and
cockerel -L. 'O'Brien, (Hen and rode
L, O'Brien, MTS. ILeywood.
Any, other' variety fowl-Pu'lilets
Cart Diehl, L. O'Brien. Hen -L. 0' -
Brien, Carl Diehl. 'Cock and cockerel
-L. O'Brien, and, Carl Diehl.
Kochems and 2nd. Hen --J. 11<b,chnms.
and 2nd. Cock -J. Kachens. 'Cockerel.
-J. Kachems.
IBnawn iLeg'horns - IPu'd'let, IL. 0' -
Brien, 0. (Battler. IE•Ien'- L. 'O'Brien
and 2nd. Cock -L. O'Brien. Cackerel
-'O. Battler, Z. 'O'Brien.
!W'hi'te Leghonnls-Pullet, G. Little,
L, •O'B•rien. Hen -Miss: •Brownett and
2nd. cock - Miss 'Bnownett, L. O'-
Brien. Cockerel -Miss YBro'wme'tt, Mac,
Heywood.'
Airy •other variety ILegh'orns.-Pul-
let-Mrs. 'Heywood, Go'ckerel-1L. O'-
Brien, Mrs. IH,eywo'od,
(Rhode .Island 'Reds -Pullet -J. Ko-
chems and 2nd. (Hen --!J; Kodhem's and
2nd. Cock-nKaohems and 'and. Cock-
erel---Kochems and and.
IAnconas - •Pullet, iL. O'Brien. and
2nd, Hen -+L. O1.Brien, !Harold Ten -
hale. Cock L. O'Brien. Cockerel -,L.
O'Brien and 2nd,
Casip,i,ees-Ails classes -IL. O'Brien
and 2nd
Jersey Black ,Gia'n'ts-PullebJ. Koch -
ems and 2n'd, Hen -IH. Truemner and
2nd Cock .- H. ITrue'nxner, K,o!chems,
Cocksre,l-IH. Truemner and 2nd.
'Guinea's - Pu llet 'Plias, Snowden,
Hen-lHarold •Penhale, 'Thos. Snow-
den, Cock - Harold Penihale, Koch -
ems. Cockerel -'!T. $atuwclen. ,B•lack,
Spanish'Pullet ;and Gockerel•'-J. Ko
chants diad 12n'd, Hien and cock-- 1
Kochems.
'Black Minlorc'arsi-l'Plullet H Truem-'
Ducks.
'Muscovy ducks, old - lDr. Grieve,
(H'arold' Penlha'le. ,Mus.00lvy clucks,
young -Dr. 'Grieve, !Bert ,Dunn.
'Pen'kin ducks, old - ID W. Hyde,
Thos. Snowdleen. 'Pekin ducks, young,
Hyde, 'Snowden.
Rouen ducks, young-IT..(Snowden.
Geese.--IToulause 'geese, old, Sam
Alton( Frank 'Weeks. Toulouse ,geese,
young, 'Sa'm Alton, Frank Weekes,
Aiuy i other variety geese, old -ID.. W
Hyde, !H. Truemner. A.' O. V'. geese,
young, !RAI. IBi'ai'r, D. W. Hyde.
•-'Turkeys.-IBranze turkeys, ,old aA'lf,
Warner, H. Truemner. Branze turk-
eys, young -'H. Truemner, Alf. War-
ner.
Pair Pigeons -'fns. Heywood, A.
Warner.
, DAIRY PRODUCTS,
'Butter. -1O Ib. salt 'butter, R, S.
(Reid, J. E. Pollack. '5 lb. butter in one
pound ,b'la les, Mrs. N,• L. Carter, R.
S.'Reicl.'5 1'b. crock butter, Mrs. N. L.
Carter, R. S. (Reid; 1' lb. 'fancy print
butter, R. S. Reid, Mrs. .N, L. Carter.
'Cotta'ge cheese, 'Ro'se Snowden, Jas.
Ster:ling. Half 'ham, home cured and
smoked, Rose Snowden, H. Desj'ar-
dine. 3 15. ,home -coned bacon, smoked,
H. Desjard:in , 'Ro'se ,Snowden. 2 'lib.
home -rendered lard Thos. Snawd'en,
jWim, 'Sparks.
Pair dressed 'chickens, Alf. Warner,
Jas' ;S'terl'ing,
Eggs,-iH•Lea'viest dozen hen's eggs,
white shell --'O. Battler, E. F. Merner.
Iieaviesit eggs, brawn 's'hell, R. S.
(Reid, H. 'Desjardine.,.
IEest display or bee products, J. E.
Pollo:ck,.Pau1 Cleave. Quart of strain-
ed ;honey, Paul C'lea've, I. E. Pollock.
'Qu'art maple sirup, 0. Babbler,
Milne 'Rader. ' 'One 'lb.; home-made
fudge, 0. [Babbler, Wm. ,Decker.
DO'MEISrr1c SCIENCE.
!Bread. Loaf ,home -(made white
(bread, Mrs. N. W. Wands, Mrs. J.
Addison, Loaf home-made : graham
bread, •M•ns. N. .L. Carter, N. W.
Wloads. Loaf Boston brown bread -
Mrs. N. W. Woods, Mrs. Metcalfe.
Loaf nut bread tirade frogm baking
powder with fruit, Mrs.N. IL. Canter,
Mrs. J. IW. 'Elliott,
• iSix graham muffins, Mrs, N. L. Car-
ter, Mrs, J. W. Elliott. Layer cake,
light, Mrs. N. Z.,. Carter, Mrs. Munro.
'Tarts, 2 varieties, Mrs. 'Elliott, Mrs.
IR. S. Reid.
,Salad vegetables, vegetables, Mrs. Metcalfe,
Mrs. Carter. Scotch short bread, El-
sner Webster, Fred Middleton..
Layer cake, dark, Wm. Stephen-
son, Ed. Foster. Fruit cake, H. IDes-
ajrdine. ,Six buns, E. F. Merrier, Mrs.
'. W. Elliott. 'Six tea !biscuits from
baking palwder, E. 'F.Merrier, 'Mrs. 'J.
Addison. Six gi'ner hermits, .Mrs. Car-
ter, ,Miss Helen Tough. Plate cookies,
'M'rs. Elliott, Mrs. 'Carter, Six plain
muffins, John Turner, Ed. Foster.
Six scones, Mrs. j. 'Addison, 'Helen
Tough. ,Meat loaf, Mrs, N. W. Woods,
Mrs. Elliott. Apple pie -Mrs. Elliott,
.1, E. IRorkc..Leman,pie-.Mrs, N. W.
Woods, Elmer Webster.
'Plain .balced beans, .Mrs. Metcalf,
'E'd. Easter, Pound cake, Mrs, Carter,
.Mrs. 'Ho'wrie.
Most suitable and appetising cold
lunidh,for one. person -'H. Desjardine,
IH. E. 'Rorke, Mrs. 3, Addison,
Canned Goods.
'Pickles, pint, Mrs. Carter, H. Des-
jardine. 3 jelly and 3 marmalade, in
glasses, H. Desjardine; 'Fred Middle-
ton, ,Catsu'ps and meat sauces, bottles,
H. Deslard•ine, Mrs, Carter. Canned
fruits, :pints, Mrs. Carter, Alf. Warn-
er. Canned vegetables, pints, Mrs.
Carter, Alf. 'Warner. 'Canned meats,
Mrs. Carter, H. Desjerdine,
'Can. Flour special, Mrs. Carter,
Mrs.'Tnentblay, IMrsi Faster.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Wiheat,-1B•us. .white winter wheat,
Truemner, M. Brown. Bus. red
winter wheat, Milne Rader, H. A.
Fuss. Bus. sgniag wheat, Milne Rader,
lis Truenmer,
Teas. -(Bus. large white peas-J'oihn
(Turner, H. Dejar dine. Bus. seal'!
white peas, H. Dcsjar•sine, .Milne Rad-
er,
IBus,,,il#arley, 0. ,B•aitler, H. Truett -
ter. Bus, white outs, Jas. Sterling; 13.
A. Fuss. Half bus. red clovzr seed,
Jas. 'Sterling, M. Brown. Half bus
sweet clover seed, A. Warner; T.
Snowden. Half bus. timothy seed, .'H,
IDesj'ar'.dine, Milne Rader.6 cars yellow;
corn, Mrs. Iiieywoold, 0. 'Battler. 6
ears dent corn,. Jas. .Sterling, Fred
FRUIT.
3 .bunicli'e's gr•aipes, 1 var., i14drs. Met-
calf, •Mrs. N. W. Wo&ls, Colllsotion of
grapes, Mr's, .Me'tcalli,
IPeadhes, .Mrs. Sloan ,Smith, H.
Truemner. Plums, J. (Sterling, ietiss
13rownebt. Prunes, Wm. 'Sparks, Miss
'Browuett,
Yellow crabs J.'Turner, A. Warner.
Red crabs, Ben Rothwell, Jas.' Steri-
(Bartlett,- !Mrs,' S. Smr.th, Ro'bt.
Blair. Flemish Beau'ty j. Sterling. A.
0. V. pears, Ben Raeh'well, 5. Sterling.
Apples.
'Collection of apples, fall and winter,
Mors. S. ,Smit'h, 5. Sterling. Winter ap-
ples, 'four vari., 5. Ster'lin'g, Mrs. S.
Suni'fh. •Box o'f nor'bhern spies, Mrs,
Smith, Sterling. Fall apples, four vat.,
Sterling, .Mrs. Smith. Tasman; s'cneets,;
Mics Smith, Sibert nig.:MclI,nitosh Reds,
Mi+s. ,Smith, Fred Mid'd'latom. Bald-
wins, 'Mrs. Smith, Sterling. 'M•ann ap-
ples, Sterling, Mrs,' Smith. Northern'
spies, .Mils, :Smith, F. Middleton. King'
of '1h'om'p'kin's, Mfrs, Smith, Miss
(Brownout. Greenangi, Mrs. Smith,
(S'terlin'g. Ribs'ton Pilplpkes,` .Sterling,
Ed. F'os'ter. 20 -ounce pippins, Sterl-
ing, Jahn Turner. Wagners, Middle-
ton, Sterling. Golden Russets, Miss
IB,rownebt, Sterling. ,Blenheim pippins;
Mrs. Sloan Smith, F. Middleton.
Snow's- Middleton, Delsjardine. On-
tario's, .Mrs. Smith, .'Miss Brownest.
Wolfe River, Middleton 'F. Keegan.
Best llxas'ket of fruit,,, Mrs. ,Metcalf,
Sterling.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes. Early Cobbler, R.
Snowden, H. D:esyardine; early pota-
toes, any other variety, Milne Rader,
3drs. N. L. 'Garter. Green Mountain',
(Milne Rader, H. D'esjardine; late po-
tatoes, any other variety, J. - Turner,
H. Truemner.,
Marigolds, long red. P'a'ul Cleve,
'Miss ,Brownett; .mari'gold's, yell a'tl'
glolbe, R. Snio'wd'en, H. Truemner; in-
termediate mangolds, Miss 'Brawnett,
E. J. Willert. Field carrots, E.. J.
Willert, .Mrs. D. Fowler; table carrots,
long, Rolbt. Blair, F. Barker; table
carrots, ,short, F. Barker, Mrs. 3. H.
McLeod. T'ab'le beets, 'long, Mrs,'
Carter, H'aro'ld Pennate; table turnip
beets, F. 'Barker, Fred Middleton.
Parsnips, Paul Cleve, 0. Batter.
Field turnips, Paul Cleve, E. 3. Wil-
lett. Suggar beets, Paul Cleve, Miss
Bnownctt. W'in'ter radish, A. Warner,
O. B'at4'ler,Salsify, Mrs, Tremblay,
Turner;''calblbage, :Root, Blair, Mrs,
N. L. Carter; cau'lltlower, Mrrs, Car-
ter, E. J. Willert; White celery, Mrs,
N. W, Woods, Mrs..` Carter; musk-
melons, Truemner, Sterling; water-
ntelo'ns, John Ebue, E. J. Willett; cit-
rons, Geo. Little, 0. Battler.
(Best pumpkin for table use, 'Bert
Dunn, Mrs,': D. ,Fowler; best . squash
for table use, Mrs. Carter, Mrs, Met-
calf; largest largesit pumpkin ,for feed, Truer-
uer, F. Barker; langeist squash, Mrs.
Heywo'od., Truemner.
(Onions. -Half peck .large English
potato anions, Wm. Decker, Truem-
ner lige white onions, I' . Barker;
;
large red 'onions, F, Barker, •Mrs. Car-
ter; largeyellow onions, F. .Barker,
'Mrs. 10cywo'od.'
!Red T•d at'oe!s, A, Warner, Mas,
'Carter; .yelbasie 't'o'matoes, 0, Battler,
Jas Sterling; largest tomatoes, Herb.
'Neeb, ' 0. B'nitbier, - Gherkin's, 0, Bait;
tier, ' 'Etat-ter Webrelterr. Cucu dbers, Ed.
'Foster, 'Thos. Snowden,. Peach tomo-
(toes, Mrs. J. H. Ml,Leod, R.;Snoiwde,n.
:Largest head of sunflower, R. Blair,
Wm, Sparks coll., garden herbs, Mrs.
Metcalf;' Mr, Carter; !peppers Dr.
Grieve, Mrs N. W. Woods: Vege-
table narrow, Geo, Little, F. Barker;
green hu!bibard squas'i , Mrs. ,I-ley-
Iw'ood, A. 'Warner; yellow hubba'rd
squash; "'Barker, Mrs. 'Carter. Egg
plant, Mrs. Carter.
PLAINTS AND FLOWERS.
(Bouquet, large, Mrs Metcalf Mts.
'N. W. Wood's; 'bouquet, small M'rs.
Woods, 01. ,E. ,Rorke; r'ol'l. sy'lvia„s F.
'B'ar'ker, Rorke; dahlias, large, Mrs.
ilieywo'od; F. Barker; da4r'lias, s'ma'll,
Mns. J. $, McLelod, Alf, Warner;
ifusidhian, Banker, Mrs. MdLeod; pan-
sies, ,B'arker, Mrs. Tremblay; ,tuberous
(be'goni'as, IF. (Barker, 'Mrs: 'N. W.
'Woo'd's; fi'b'rous related begonias, Mrs,.
iM'cLead; fern's and foliage 'begonias,
'Mrs. MoLeod;'geraniu'ms, Mrs. Mc-
Leod., Ed, Fioster;. asters, Mrs, N. W.
IWbods, M'rs, Metcalf; peltun'ias, F.
(Baamker, Mrs, H'eylwaod; 'house' plants,:
twits. J. H. M'oLeoel; coleus, Barker,
Warner; glaxinii'a', M'rs.' M'c!Leod.; an-
nual's, F. Barker, Mrs. Metcalf; dos -
mos, Ben. Rath'well, .Mrs. 'Heywood;
zinnias, Mrs. Mefioalf, Mrs.- N. W.
1W!oods; verbenas, F. Barker, Mrs.
iH'eywaod; gladi'aulus, Mrs. Heywood,
!Mrs. Metcalf. `
FINE ARiTkS.
!Lan'd'seaipe, old, Mrs. Metcalf, Miss
Livings'tod; still life y oil, Miss Liv-
ingston, Dr. Grieved 'l'andsc'ape, water
color, E. F. Merrier, Miss Livingston;
fruit, wooer ,coi'or, Mrs. Metcalf; Miss
Livingston; flowers, water color, !Miss
Livingston, Mrs. Metcalf; pen' and
and ink drawing, Miss Livingston, H.
IA. Fuss; drawing, crayon or lead -
point, Mrs. Metcalf, MIS. 0. Jervis;
'water calor painting on silk or satin,
Mrs. Jervis, Mrs. Howrie; hand paint-
ed china, Miss Livingston; Mrs. Met-
calf; stenciling on fabric, Mrs. Fuss,
Miss' Livingston; fruit and' hewers in
oil, .Miss !Livingston, Mrs. Fuss; pen-
cil s'ketclh, Miss Livingston.
MANUFACTURES.
:Twisted yarn, R. Snowden, HIerb.
Neeb; woollen yarn, ten knots or over,
Milne Rader, R. Snowden; soft soap,
Mrs. N. L. Canter, Miss Brawneit
hard' soap, Fred' Middleton, R. Snolw-
den; corn 'hu'sk dolor mat, Milne Rad -
e r; h'om'e -''made •furniture, M i s s
B,rglwnett, Mrs. N. W. Woods.
LADIES' WtYRK.
Living Roo'm Acceslsorie's: Table
centrepiece, Miss Livingston, Iierlb
Neelb; table runner, ,Mrs. Metcalf,
,Jean Downie; cushion, . em'broi'dery,
Mrs. D. Fowler, H, A. Fuss; cush'io'n,
any other kind, Mrs, Metcalf, E'd.
(Faster; lamp shade, Miss Livingston,
Dining Raolm 'Accessories.. -Mono -
.gram, Miss Livingston, H. A. Fuss;
tea cloth, cut work, E. F. Merner,
Services We Gan Render
In the time of need PROTECTION
is yo sr .best 'friend.
Life Insurance
-To ,protect y'pur LOVED ONES,
Auto Insurance -
To protect yon against LIAi31LIT'Y
to PUBLIC and their PROPERTY.
Fire Insurance
To protect your HOME and its
CONTENTS. I
Sickness and Accident
Insurance-
To protect your INCOME
Asey of the above lines ,we can give
you in strong andreliable companies.
If interested, cal'' or write,
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone 334 , Seaforth, Ont.
When you haw, a
HORSE or COW
YOU WANT REMOVED,
Phone promptly to
WILLIAM. STONE SONS,
LIMITED.
Phone 22 - Ingersoll •
Phone 215 W - Stratford
Mrs. N. W. Wioodlsy tea cloth; eros,.
(Mrs. ,R. Club, Y Jean Downey; : 'tea
cl'ot'h, Mac. Woods, Mrs. Howrie;.. tray
,cloth,, emlb.,'•M'iss Livingston, Mrs.
Howrie; centrepiece, J. W. Merner,
H. A. Fuss; luncheon set, Miss Liiv-
in!gsfo'n, Mrs. Howrie; buffiet ,set,
Mrs. Howrie, H. E. Rorke; 'buffet
semi, ' Mrs. Munro, Jean Downie; tea
cosy, Miss Livingston, J. W. Merner.
'Gollored Linen!s.-!Bridge set, emb.,
iMrs. D. Fowler, J. W. ,Merner; cross
snitch bridge set, Mrs. Howie; bridge
set, applique, jean Downie, H, A.
IFuss; buffet set, emb., Mrs. Fowler;
(Je'a'n Downie.
(Bed Room Accessories. - Hem-
stitched sheet, Miss Livingston, Mrs.
lHawri'e; 'pil'l'ow cases with monogram,
IMrs's I.'ivnngston, H. A. Fuss; pillow
cases, emb„ E. F. Merner, Mrs.
1Hlawrie; pi'l'low cases, lace trimmed,
E. F. Merner, Ed. Foster; curtains,
dace trimmed, ,Mrs. D. Fowler, Miss
!Livingston; towels, emb., E. F. Mer-'
mer, Mos. J. Addison; towels, crochet"
'trimmed, IlIer!b. Neelb, Miss (Living-
ston; dressing table set, emb,, E. F.
IMerner, Ed. Faster; fancy bed lamp
'shade, lbins,,.20. W. Woods; em). tea
bowers, E. F. 'Merner, Mrs. J. '' Ad-
ddson.
Children's Wear, -(Child's dress,' J.
W. Merner, Mrs. Fowler; dhi'ld'c 'play
dress,. Mrs. 0. Jervis, .Herb Neelb;
baby's jacket and !banelt, crochet, Mists
iLiivingston, Betio, Neelb; bob's jacket
and bonnet, knit, 3..W. Mender, H. E.
Rorke; baby's ;bootees, knit, Mrs. D.
Fowler, H. E. Rorke; baby's bootees,
croquet, J. W. Merner, H. E. Rorke;
'smocked dress for ch'il'd, J. W. Meru
er, H. A. Fuss; 'baby's petticoat,
IRarke; ba!by's. rompers, Miss Living-
ston. -: e
Ladies' Wear, -:Apron, Miss Liv-
ingston, Rorke; dress, house work,
Miss' Livingston, J. W. Merner; ladies'
underwear, dobbon, Miss Livingston,
Mrs. Howrie; d'adies' under.we'ar, silk,
H. A. Fuss; smocic, J. W. Merrier,
Fuss; collar and cuff set, Fuss, mem-
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ook
Are Selling Quality Books
Books' are Well Made, Carbon is Clean and Copies Readily. All
styles, Carbon 'Leaf and Black Back. Prices as Low as You ' Can Get
Anywhere. Get our Quotation on Your Next Order.
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