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The Seaforth News, 1933-09-28, Page 3TH•U12'SDAY,; SEPT, 28, 1933, THE SEAFORTH NEWS. PAGE THREW, sem. iT;.:n#iAYc ,t"5 P ""4'.r:, c�I i ;: ira..c c:Jakn,a HORSES Agticuditural.-Broot. 'mare with 'foal, Ales. Wright '(IBrucefield); 'Wm, S.:Btoadlfoot, Webster Bros. (Varna); 'foal of a'933, William S. Broadfoot, Webster Bros., Venn'e Dale; 'filly or gelding, 4 years !or over, A. 'B. Chal- mers ,,(London), IF. Roney Witcholl), James IG. Calder ,(Thamesford), filly or gelding, three years old, Ken M'c- ,Keld'ar '(Cromarty), L. (Butler (Mit- chell), Filly or ;gelding, 'two years' F'otheringhaen &'Soli, A, S'nuale fa), Fred Toll (Blyth). Filly or gelding, one year old - A. B. 'Chalmers I(Lon'dlon), and 2nd, Stuart D. M•dEiwan '(Clinton) 3rd, lSlweepstake A. B. 'Chalmers. • Heavy Draught. Brood mare with 'foal ,by her side - Russel J. 'Sco'tt .(Cromarty), Alex. Wright ('Brucefield), \Vi11fa'm :Beattie ;(S ealfonth), 'Foal of 11930 - Alex. 'Wright, 'Chas. Dale, William (Beattie. Filly or gelding, 4 years or over - James (Scott, ,Ken McKellar and 3rd. 'Filly or geidin'g, 2 years old -Wm, Urquhart ('Mitchell), Robert Wright (Seaforth). !Fifty or gelding, 1 year old -Stuart D. McEwan. 'Sweepstake = William 'Urquhart. R. Murdoch ISlpecial, best .3 foals from Favourite Again -Alex. Wright, Wm. S. Broadfoot, Charles Dale. Roadster Brood mare with foal by her side - John Powell, E. W. .Fawm. Foal o'f .1933 - E. W. Fawm, John Powell Carriage. (Brood mare with foal by her side- . G. W. (Nott. :Foal of 1933.-IIG.. W. .Nott, V. Terryberry,J..Gelinas. Harness. Agricultural 'Team-tKen McKellar, F. Roney, A. J3, Chalmers. Heavy 'Draught Team. -Ken Mc- Kellar, James :Scott '(Cromarty), Thos. 10. Scott (Seaforth). iGeneral IPurpose.'Team-Wm. Dec- ker (Zurich). .Roadster Horse -John Sinclair. 'Carriage horse John Vodden (Lc - ndes'boro). • Lady driver and outfit -E.. \Vil1ert, John Vodden. Judge -Kenneth Meadows, RJR..2, Stratford. CATTLE Shorthorns. Best cow -H. Armstrong .('Sea - forth), A. W. Barrett .((Parkhill). (Heifer, two years -IH,: Armstrong, Roy F. Pepper & Sons, Oestricher Bros.. (Crediton). (Heifer, one year -A, W. 'Barrett, Oestricher Bros, :and .3rd. (Heifer calf, under one year -A. W. Barrett and 2nd,'H.'Arenstrong 3rd. Bull calf, under .1 year-, Oestricher Bros. A. 'VV. 'Barrett, Oesttricher (Bros. Bull, 1 year -- A, A,1 W. 'Barrett, (Bull, '2 years or rett, Oestricher Br, (Herd, 4 females Bros, , (Deleted), Oestricher Bros., over -A. W. Bar - os. and 'bull-O'Neld L. .Ham•sbenger Petersburg), A. W. 'Barrett, Grades. heifer, 1 year-!''Ianson '.Bros. (Zur ich), and Gond, 'Heifer calf, calved since last Sep- tember --Andrew •Park '(I3Ii;taheil) an'd. Prod, 'Jahn Carter, Jr., 3rd. Steer calf, calved since last; Selptem Iter' -Andrew Park. Butchers' Cattle. !Steer of heifer over 1 year -,Roy F. Pepper & Sons, (Baby Beef, 1 year and under -L. (Huns:berger, O'Neill Bros., III. (Wright (Cromarty), Roy F. Pepper & Sons, Holsteins. Bull, it year, and over -!William (Sparks (Bay'fieil•(1). iBes.t cow+-tW,ilIiain Sparks, John ,Carter, Jr., Heifer, two years -)William : (Sparks 'I -Soifer, one year -William' Sparks Heifer calf - William Sparks. Polled Angus. 'Bull, 1 year or. over-L.IHu:ns'berg- er ,and 2nd. Best cots -L. Hunslberger. Heifer, a years-L.-Huatsberger. Heifer, one. year -L. !H,unsberger.. !Heifer calf=L. ;Hunsberger. (Bull ca'l'f -L, IHnuusberger, John Carter, Jr. E'atan special -'L. ,Ilunsberger, to s, sem es* ii'.§ 9i;-+il 5A�:Y n.K':¢^t�4VYW.e1 :.. ,.:+;d;�i"; ,. `:.'R!'.�•�45,•1'. ,,;#• X• !.v 3.•:.1..11. ,+ill Herefords: Jamas S. Cowan (''Moijlctou), Boar; littered since Sept. 1932, jia S. Cowan and 2ncl; Wilbur Lamb, 3rd: Sbwi, one year, James S, -'Cawa Wilbur Turnbull, Thames S. Cowan, 'Sow under one year, James S. Co an- and '2tnd and .3rd. Bull, .1, year and over -'H• Wright (Cromarty), 'O'Neill Bios,, H. Wright @est cow-j0'Neill IBr`os, H. Wright. - (Heifer, two years-lH, Wright. Heifer, one year -O'Neill Bros. and '2nd, I1, Wright 3rd. iHe'i'fed gaff -O'Neill 'Bros., H. Wright, O'Neill Bros. JB all calf -P-1) Wright, , O^Neill` 'Bros. Judge --4H. Noel ,Gibson, Jersey (Bull, one year .old and over, Baden Powell, Ed. Barnettt, 'Best cow, Baden 'Powell Ed. Bar- nett and 3rd, - Heifer, two years -odd, Baden-Pow- ell and Lind; IEd, ''Barnett 3rd. Heifer, one year old, Ed. Barnett and 2nd. IIleifer calf, 'Baden Po -well and 2;nd, Ed. Barnett 3rde;', Still calf, Ed. Barnett and 2nd. • SHEEP. :Shropshiredowns. (Ram, L, years or over -R, H. Gibson (K•onnoka), joint K. Thomson. (IS'trat' ford), 10. McGowan t('Bilyth). Ram, 1 year and under two--tF. W !Gurney ('Paris),- R. H. 'Gibson, John K. Thomson. !Ram lamb, under d -year-1F. W. 'Gurney, R. .Gibson, Jahn K, Thom- son. Ewe, having lambed in '1933F. W. Gurney, R. Gibson, John K. Thomson. ,Shearling clue -=F, \V, Gurney, R. H. Gibson, F. W. Gurney, Ewe :lamb-iF, W. Gurney, R. H. 'Gibson,F, W. Gurney. Wether lamlh--John K. Thomson, J. -E. Gelinas. Southdown. Ram, 2 years or over -J. 13. Ken- nedy (Ildcrton), John 1K. Thomson, J. B. Kennedy... - Ram, '1: year and under two -J. B. Kennedy and 2nd, Charles D'aubro'ok (Atwood) 13rd. - Rat latteb, under one year -j, 33, Ke; Jahn K. 'Thomson, B y,J J. B. 'Kennedy. - Ewe, having lambed in 1933-j. B. Kennedy and 2nd, John K. Thomson 3rd. • • 'Shearling ewe -J, B. Kennedy,.1 J. K. Thomson, J. 13. Kennelly. - Evve lanvb- J, B. Kennedy, John X. Thomson, B. Kennedy. Wether lamb-iW. M. henry (Bel - grave), J.113, Kennedy, F. \V. Gurney. .Lincolns. Ram, 2 years or over -Ernest Rob- inson ('Denfield) and 2nd, George Pen•halc (Exeter) 3rd. • (Ram, 1 year and under 'Ernest Robson and 2nd, 'Th:ontas M. Snow- den (Zurich) 3rd. Ram lamb, ,under one year -Ernest Robson, George Pcnhale, Ernest Ro- bson. Ewe having lambed • in 1113 -Ern- est Robson .and 2.nd.and -3rd S:hearling ewe -Ernest Robson and Lnd, George Pen'hale 3rd. Ewe lamb-Ernest,Robson and 2nd, George Penhale 3rd. Wether'1am,b-Ernest Robson,` J. B. Kennedy, Ernest Robson. - Leicester - Ram, two year's old or over, Eph- riam Snell, John ,K. •'Thomson, John S. Co -wan (Atwood). ' Ram, one year. old, 'Ephriam Snell,' and '2nd, J'o'hn S. Cowan 3rd. Ram 'la'm'b, under one yeah, E,phriam 'Snell, Jahn IS. Cowan, Ep.hriam Snell. Ewe having lambed in 1933, 'Elph•ri- aim. Snell, John S. Cowan, Roy F. Pep- per & Sons. Shearling ewe, Ep'hriam Snell, Jahn S. Cowan, Ep'hriam Snell. (Ewe .!snip, ,Eph'riavt Snell, John. S. Cowan, Ephriam Snell. - :Wether lamb, Roy P. Pepper -& Son and 2n:d. - Oxfords /Ram, two years Old, W. M. Henry (Belgrave) 'and 2nd; ram,- one year, W. M. Henry, S. J. Pym & Son.. Ilam lamb, ,,under one year, W. M,. Henry, and 2nd and'3rd. !Elute, W. M. Henry, S. J. P -yin & Son,: W. M,: Henry, ,Shearling ecce, W. M Henry and 2nd, S. J.'P'ytn, 3rcl. .Ewe lamb, W. 31, Henry and 2nd, J. Pym, 3rd, .Wether lamp„ John S. Cowan. Judge-\Villiani 'Goddard PIGS' Yorkshire. (Boar, over'1. year, Alfred H. Warn- er & Son, Wilbur Turnbull (Brussels)` Flit 411a 'Black Giants -Cock, T. C. `:S'hean, s, joint Kochems; h en, John Ko•chems, ull T. C. Shean; ckl., Douglas & Sons, John Eoclhetrus; pullet, Douglas . & Sons, Jahn Kochems. 13'antams--+Cock,T. C, Shean, M. A. Fraser; 'hen, Douglas. & Son, 21. A, :Fraser; ckl,, Douglas & Son, Jo'lin Hart; pullet, Douglas & Son, John Hart, Cochin Bantams -Cock, M. A. Fra- ser, Lldycl 'O'Brien; hen, M. A. Fra- ser; ckl. and pullet, Lloyd O'Brien, Black Tailed Jap, Baat'tams'-Cock, c M A. Fraser, hen, M. A. Fraser and 2nd. Pekin Ducks -Old drake, old cluck, Doug'l'as & Sons, Alfred H. Warner & Son; young drake and young duck, Douglas & Sons, John Kochems. Rouen Macke --All classes, Thomas M. 'Snowden. 'Muscovy ducks -'Old drake, T. C. Shean, Douglas & Sons; old duck, Douglas & Son, T. C. Shean; young drake and young duck, Douglas & Sons, jolin (Scott: Indian Ruatner Ducks -,All classes, T. C. Siheen and 2nd. Bremen, Geese -Old gander, old goose, young . goose, Dou,glae and Sons, !Toulouse Geese --All classes, Doug- las & Sons, Alfred H. Warner &-Sons 'B'ronze turkeys, Cock, Alfred H. Warner & Son, 'lion, ckl', and pullet, Alfred H. Warner '3z 'Son and 2nd. Utility Pens. -!Wyandotte Letherland & Bentley, .Lloyd O'Brien. Ply -mouth Rook, Douglas & Sons, L. O'Brien; Leghorn, T C. Wilson, T. C. Shean, Rhode Island Reds -'John Koch= ems, Letherland & Bentley; Anconas, T. C. Shean, Lloyd O'Brien, Minorcan, John Kochems. Judge -William, Carter. n. w - Berkshire Boar, over one year, E, W. Verit'or (Stratford) and 2nd and 3rd. Boar, under one year, Jelin S. Co -w- all, E. W. Vernor and 3rd. ,Sow, one year or over, E. 'W. Vern or and 2nd and 3rd, Bole, :littered since Sept, .1932, John S.' Cowan, E. W. Vern'or 'and Aird.. Tamworth IB'oar, over one year, D'oiglas & 'San and 2-n.d, Manson Bros. 3'rd. IB'oac; under one year, Douglas & Sons and 2nd and 3 -rd. Sow, one year or over, Douglas & Son and 2nd, Manlson Bros•, 3rd. . Sow, tender one year, D•ottglas & Son's and 2nd, J. Gelinas 3rd. Bacon Hogs Blair bacon type hogs, over 1813 lbs, James S. Cowan, John S. Cowan. Pen of four shoats, 75-100 lb's., Douglas & Sons,- Wilbur -Turnbull. Jntdge-Wfllfam Goddard, - -. POULTRY 13rah'mas,-Cock, M. A. Fraser (Stratford), Letherland & Bentley (Blyth); hen, T. C. Wilson (Blue - vale),, Letherland & Bentley; ckl:, ,H. G. Meir (Seaforth), Letherland & Bentley; pullet, T. C. Wilson, H. G. Meir. Barred Rocks -Cock, T. C. Shean (Mitchell), 'Letherland & Bentley; hen, T. C. Shean, Letherland & Bent- ley, White Rocks -Cock, Douglas & Sons, Thomas M. Snowden; .hen, Douglas & Sons; Letherland & Bent- ley; ckl,, Douglas & Sons; Thomas M. Snowden; pullet, Douglas & Sons, M A. Fraser. ' Buff Cochins, hen, T. C. Wilson. Any other variety 'Cochins-Hen, T. C. \Vidson; ckl., T. C. -Wilson a'nd 2nd; pullet, T. C. Wilson, Silver Grey D'orkings=Cock, M. .A Fraser, John Kochems '(Zurich); hen, Al. H. Fraser and 2nd; ckl., John Ko- chems, M. A. Fraser; pullet, M. A. Fraser, John Kochems. Langsha'ns-Cockl'and pullet, M. A. Fraser. Spangled Ham!burgs--eCook, M. A. Fraser, Lloyd O'Brien;hen, M. A. Fraser, Douglas & Sons; cid„ M. A. Fraser, Lloyd 'O'Brien; pullet, Lloyd O'Brien, T. C. Wilson. Hosclatis-'Cock, M. A. Fraser, T. C. Wilson; hen, T. C. Wilson, 1M. A. Fraser; ckl., M. A. Fraser. Polands=Cock and hen, M. A, Fra- ser, Letheri<asnd & Bentley; pullet, L. O'Brien and 2nd. 'Buff Orpingtons-Cock and hen,'''I. A, Fraser, John Kochems; ckl. and pullet, M. A. Fraser, Douglas & Sona Black Spanish -Cock, John Koch - ems; hen, T. C. Wilson, John Kach-. ems; pullet, John Kociscnia, A'ndalustans-Cock, M. A. Fraser; hen, M. A. Fraser and 2nd; ckl, M. A. Fraser; pullet, '1. A. Fraser and 20d, Minorca's -Conk, Douglas & Son, John' ICoc'henns; hen, Douglas & Son, Letherland & Bentley; ckl., Douglas & Son, Lloyd O'Brien; pullet, Johan Kochems, Lloyd O:'<Bri•en. W'h'ite' Wyand'ottes--Cock, Douglas & Sons; hen, Douglas & Sons, T. C. Shean; ckl, Douglas & Sons, T. C. Shean; pullet, T. C. Shean, Douglass' & Sons. Golden ,L'a'ced' Wyando'ttes-Co'clk- ere•', ILetherilrand & Bentley, S Silver Laced Wyandottes-Cock, M. A. Fraser, Lloyd O'Brien; lien, 1 Lloyd O'Brien, M. A. Fraser; ckl., I Lloyd O'Brien, and trod; pullet, Lloyd O'Brien, M.' A. Fraser. \ Buff - Wyando-ttes-Cock, Arnold -d T-Iugill; hen, Lloyd - O'Brien, Arnold Hugill; ckl.'and pullet. Lloyd. O'Brien a Anconas-Cock, Roy Butson ('Strat- ford), T. C. Shean; hen, ckl, and pul- let, Roy Butson. and 2nd.. ii Rhode Island Reds -Cock, M. A. t Fraser, Letherland & Bentley; heti; \ M. A. Fraser, Douglas & Sons; ckl, Douglas & Sens, John Kocherns; eel- e let; Douglas •8r SonsS' and 2nd. Campines-Cock, 'hen, clel. pullet, J: T. C Shean, Lloyd O'Brien. P White Leghorns-Cock, Roy But- ie E011, T. C:'Shean; hen, Roy Butson. Douglas & Son; ckl., Douglas & San, di Roy Butane, - ,Ipull'et, Roy Butson; L Douglas' & Son, . ,A iBro'wn. Legih'orns-Cock, T. C..3.. Shean and Binet; 'hen, T. C. Shean,..M. 's A. Fraser; del., T. - C. Shean, M. A. co Fraser; pullet, T C. Sheen and Pad. IL• BlackJavas-(Hen, T. C, \Vibsott. HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS ,Apples -Collection of 112 varieties, (Geo. (Laithwaite, ,Lloyd (Skilling •.(1St. George, Ont.); six varieties winter :apples, Geo. 'Laithwaite, -Lloyd Skil- lings; loaf- varieties tali apples, Lloyd Skillings, Geo. 'Laithwaite; 'Bald'wi'n's, Geo. 'Laithwaite, Lloyd Skillings; King of T'hompkiits, 'Geo, .Laithwaite, Mrs. J. J. IIugill; Nort'hern'Spies, G ,Laithwaite, IL. -;Skillings; IFallawater, L, Skillings; Golden iRussett, Alfred 1-I. !Warner '& 'Son (Bayfield), Geo. (Laithwaite; •Westfield ;Seek -no -farther, L. Skillings, G. Laithwaite; 'Wealthy, L. Skillings, G. Laithwaite; Pawaukee, G, ,Laithwaite; IOmtario,'G. Laithwaite, Frank J. Coleman; Wagner, Lloyd 'Skillings, 1 . IH. Warner & ,Son; ,Grav- enstein, G. 'Laithwaite, L. Skillings; Duchess of Oldenburg, .L, Skilling;, 'G, Laithwaite; -Cayuga .Red Streak or Twenty (Ounce, L. Skillings, G. Laith- waite; ISpitzenburg, L. Skillings, 'Geo. Laithwaite; Fameuse -or Snow Apple, G.Laithwaite,'L, Skillings; 'Colvert, G. 'Laithwaite; .Mann, 1L. Skillings, G. 1Laith,tvaite; 'Blenheim Orange, L. Skillings; Maiden tBlush, G. Laithwaite crab apples, red, L. Skillings, NormanL. Carter; 'Wolfe River, John Scott, A. H. Warner & Son; 'Rhode 'Island' 'Greening, L. Skillings, G. 'Laithwaite; ;Ribston Pippins, G. Laithwaite; 'Blen- heim Pippin, G. Laithwaite, Mrs. J. J. !Hugill; Fall ;Pippin- iL. Skillings; Cratnberry Pippin, !G. -Laithwaite; St. Lawrence, G. Laithwaite, L. Skillings; Canadian Red, ;Norman L. Carter, G. Laithwaite. l'lidIntoeh iRed, L. (Skillings, (Geo. (Laithwaite; Tallman Sweet, L. 'Skil- lings, J. ;E.:Begin. Pears-l•Vin'ter pears, L. Skillings, G. Lai-th'waite; fall 'pears, -G. Laith- e'aite, !L. - Skillings; Flemish 'Beauty, L. Skillings; ,Duch:ess of':Agouline, killings; Beurre Clairgeau, G, Laith- vaite; Belle 'Lucrative, G. Laithwaite; Louis IBonnne de ,Jersey, L. ,Skillings, Norman Carter; Bartlett, G. :Laith- waite, L. 'Skillings; Seckel, •G. Laith- vaite, 'Fred -Barker (Goclerich) Beure 'Anjou, IG, Laithwaite, 'Fred Barker, (Peaches -Crawford, a.,. Skillings, ny other variety, L. Skillings. P'lutns-!Golden Drop, 'G. Laithwaite . Skillings; Washington, +L, Skill- igs; .Imperial Gage, L. Skillings; Duane's Purple,' L. Skillings, G. Laith- waite; Lombards, 'John (Grieve, Fred Barker; Pond's Seedling, Jaunes ,Riv- rs, L. Skillings; Grand Duke, L. killings, G. Laithwaite; Rene Claud clan Murray, L. 'Skillings; German rune, 1G.' Laithw•aite; any other. var- ty, L. !Skillings. 'Grapes -Moore's Early -Ii. Desjar- ne (Zurich), L. Skillings; Niagara, . Skillings, Laithwaite; Concord, rno•ld IHugill, L. Skillings; Delaware, . Skillings, G. ,Laithwaite; any other ,iriety, 'G. 'Laithwaite, L. :Skillings;. Ilectiln os grapes, L. Skillings, ,G. ai'th'waite; Judge' J:''M. Cardno. A., vise • .,h r.• uses 'taa.,,. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES 'Irish Cobbler early potatoes, Norm- an Carter, ,:1-I. Desjardine; any other variety early potatoes, Norman Carter, Green Mountain- late potatoes, . John 'Murray, H. Desjarcline; any other late variety, H. D'esjardine, Thomas Fer- guson; winter .cabbage :L. 'Willert (I-Iensa.11), Mrs, W. J. Dickson; savoy cabbage, Norman -Carter; red cabbage, Norman Carter; fall cabbage,' E. Wil- lert, Norman 'Carter; four 'cauliflower,. Norman. L. Carter; celery, White, John Grieve; table parsnips, Fred 'Barker; -stump-rooted table carrots, (Norman ,Carter, tames 'Rivers; long table carrots, Norman Carter, Mrs. 'W, J. 'Dickson; long blood beets, Norman 'Carter, Fred` Barker; turnip blood beets, John Murray, fames Rivers; red tomatoes, Mrs, W. J. Dickson, Norman Carter; pink tomatoes, Nor- man Carter; table coni, H.'Desjardvne E. ,Willer't;. field corn, Alfred H. War- ner & Song ;Fred Barker; fodder corn, 11-1. Desjardine; onions from -seed, F. Barker, :John Grieve;; onions from IDittch sets, H. ,Desjardine, Mrs. W. 3. Dickson; red onions, .Fred 'Barker; white or yellow onions,: Fred Barker, H. Desjardine; -onions; set, Mrs. W. J. Dickson, -John Grieve; pickling onions, John Grieve; muskmelons, Fred Bar- ker, 'J. E. IIugill; watermelons, E. Willert, „Alfred H. Warner .& Son; striped citrons, James Rivers, E. Wil- lert; 'California citrons, E. Willert. Mrs. W. J. Dickson; vegetable mar- row-, Alfred H. Warner & Son, Nor- man Carter; stable squash, ;Norman Carter, Fred ;Barker; Hubbard squash 1st (no ticket); J. E. Hugill, Fred (Barker; pumpkins for pies, Mrs. 'Oliv- er Jervis (Clinton), Neil 'Gillespie; 'winter •radish, James Rivers. 'Largest squash, Fred Barker; largest pump- kin, Arnold Hugill, J. E. Hugild; cu- cumbers, ripe or green, E. Willert, J. E. Hrgill; pickling cucumbers, -Chas. Holland; butter beans, Norman Car- ter, ,Beatrice Harburn (Staffa). white beans, Mrs. W. J. Dickson, Charles 'holland, sugar mangolds, E, Willert, ;Frank' J. Coleman; long red mang'olds- John Murray, Prank J. Coleman; in- termediate anang,alds, J. - W. Beattie, Norman Carter; .Swede turnips, John Scott; field carrots, E. •\Villert, Fred Barker; sweet peppers, John Grieve, hot peppers, John 'Grieve; collection of garden products, Norman - Carter, Fred (Barker, Judge -F. J. Kerslake, CANNED FRUIT'S,'ETC. Canned rhubarb, Mrs. W. J. Dick- son, A, H. Warner & (San; canned red raspberries, Mrs. J. B. Tyerman, Mrs. James Carter; canned red cherries, Mrs, James Carter, 'Irs. J. ,B. Tyer nam; canned pears, 'Alfred H. War- ner & Son, Mrs, W. J. Dickson; can- ned strawberries, Norman ,L, Carter, Charles Holland; canned plums, Mrs, W. J. Dickson, II. Desjardine; canned, peaches, Mrs. James Carter, Norman L. Carter; three jellies, H. Desjard- ine, Norman L. Carter; soup mixture, Charles Holland; .canned chicken, Mrs; James Carter, Norman 1, Carter. canned sausage, H. Desjardine, Mrs, 3. B. Tyerman; canned beef, Mrs. Jas. 'Carter, 'Norman L. 'Carter; vinegar pickles, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. \\'. J. Dickson; mustard pickles, Mrs, J. B. Tyerman, Mrs.W. J. 'Dickson; to- mato 'catsup, ^M!rs. J: 'B, 'Tyernan, 'H. Desjardine; cold meat relish, Mrs. J. Carter, Norman L. Carter; red pepper jelly, :Mrs. '3, 13. Tyerman; collection canned vegetables, Norman L. Car- ter, Mrs. James Carter; jam or marm- alade, Florence 'Beattie, Norman L. Carter. - DAIRY PRODUCTS (Butter, crock, ;110 lbs. Reta Camp- bell, Mrs, William Taylor (Blyth), Butter, :110 lb.s in pound prints, Mrs, Taylor, Rota Campbell; one dozen in- dividual pats, :Mrs, William Taylor, Norman L. •Carter; honey iii comb, Willfant Har -try; hen's eggs, white, Charles Holland, Mrs. James Carter; hen's eggs, brawn, firs. iRobert Allen (Brucefield), Mrs. Oliver Jervis; dressed chicken (capon), Norman L. Carter; dressed chicken, Mrs. J. J. Ilegidl, Mrs, Jas. :Carter; two 5-1b. crocks 'butter, 'Mrs. \Villiant Taylor, Mrs. Frank Storey. DOMESTIC SCIENCE Loaf white bread, 'Mrs. Frank Stor- ey, 'Mrs. D. MacFarlane (Walton). Brown bread, Mrs. ,James Carter, Mrs Frank, 'Storey; muffins, Mrs. James Carter, Charles ,Holland six buns, Beatrice Harbert), Mrs, Frank Storey, tea biscuits, 'Mrs, D. MadFarlane- Mrs, Frank Storey; fancy 'buns, Mrs.. Frank :Storey, 'Beatrice Harbert); six ,cookies, 'Mrs, H. Berry (Mitchell). Velma Haistt tarts, Mrs. Elizabeth ,Broadfoot (Brucelfield) Miss Jean. .7101. c"na rS Scott; dropped cookies, Airs. James Carter, Mrs. Robert ,Allan; angel cake Miss Jean (Scott, Ml's. j. B. Tyertrrsnp Parker House rolls, Miss Jean Scott;. decorated .cake, \lis., .Jean Scoti.:13rs, 12, \laciFarlatte; sponge cake, loire. J. B. ' Tyerman, 11 is, Jean Scott; trait cake, Mrs, P7, J. ,Dicksuu, Mrs. James. Carter; layer cake, Norman L, Carter,. Mrs. H. :Merry; choco'late cake, Mrs - D. 1iaoFarlane, 'Mrs .James. Carter.;. apple pie, Mrs, J, B. Tyerman, Mrs- Frank Storey; pumpkin pie, (Norman L. Carter, Mrs, J, B. -Tyerman; remota, pie, Norman L. Carter, .!Mrs. James ' Carter; :Meat Loaf, Mrs, J. B. Tyer- man, Norman L. Carter; .candy, Miss Jean Scott, Florence Beattie; salmon loaf, Mrs. William Taylor; Mrs. Jas Carter; salad, Norman Carter, Miss: Jean Scott; macaroons, Norman la. Carter, Mrs. Oliver Jervis; cup cake*. Miss Jean Scott, Mrs, James Carter fruit cake, Mrs. Janes Carter, Mrs. I9 MadFariane; sand'vic'hes, Mrs, James Carter. drudge -Helen -\Mc'I',ercher. DOIME'.STIC NEEDLE CRAFT. 'Applique quilt, Mrs. Roy Butt; Miss - M. Livingston (Blyth),, bedspread.., .Mrs. Elizabeth Broadfoot; quilt, Reeaa Campbell, Miss Addie Tyerman cot -- ton quilt, Helen Tough, Mrs.:'.bT- st , MdGavin; crazy patchwork quilt„ . Mrs. Oliver Jervis, Miss Addle 'Tyer-- - man-; white bedspread, Miss lc- Lsr tngston; colored bedspread, Mrs. iiog - Patrick (f\Valton), Velma Hoist; cry- • chet or knit Afghan, Miss M. Living- ston, Mrs. T. OlFlynn, ((Stratford); apron, Mrs. H. Berry, Mrs. D. Mac- Farlane; men's pyjamas, Norman 'L... Carter; house dress, firs. D. 3lacFar=- lan•e, Miss M. Livingston; rag fiber: mat, braided, Miss M. ' Livingston, Mrs. W. J. Dickson; booked floor mat: - Mrs. J. 13. 'Tyerman, Mrs. E. Dick- son; hooked yarn floor mat, Frei Cacbert (iStaffa), crochet mat, wcgoT,. Mrs. W. J. Dickson; hooked floo'r mat illustrating scene, Fred Carbert, Hudson. . . LADIES' WORK.: - 'Specimen eyelet, Miss M. Living-:- ston; satin stitch Hiss M. Livingston, cross stitch, ''Ira. T.-01Flynn; oapes- try, Miss Livingston; Italian drawn. work, Hiss Livingston, tatting, Miss 'Livingston, Mrs. 01Flynn; crochet;. Miss Livingston; knitting, Mrs. Wil- liam Deem; Mrs. 011lyun.. Dining Room Furnishings -Miss - Livingston, Mrs. O'Fiynn; hmcheon set, Mrs. Roy Patrick; -tea cloth, Miss. (Livingston, \ire, O'F'lynn;. centre- piece, 'Miss Livingston and 'Mrs_ O'Flynn; tray cloth, Mrs. Roy Pat -- rick; centrepiece; embroidered in cot- ton, Miss Livingston; colored centre -- piece embroidered in cotton, also. bridge set, Mrs. O1Flynn; buffet se's;. Helen Dough; luncheon set, 'Mrs. Alex, McGavin. 'Bed Room Furnis•hings--Pillow slip's, embroidered, Mrs. Ray Patrick 'Miss Livingston; colored pillow- slip Miss Livingston, Mrs. Oliver Jervis;. -pillow slips, any other hand work. Miss Addie Tyerman; pair towels,. embroidered, also crochet and. other' hand work, Miss Livingston; pair "of guest towels, Miss Livingston; ,Mrs;- O^Fly'nn; bath- towel, firs. OTFiyune. I. Hudson; fancy sheet and p.iITaw-: . slips, Miss Livingston, Mrs. 'Roy BLitt,. vanity set, Mrs. 0'Flynn; dresser - runner, Mrs, Roy Patrick, Mrs, 'Flynn; boudoir cushion, Mrs.:O'Ftynte Mrs, Alex.- \•'-'Gavin. Ladies' Wear -Night gown; ,H. Berry, 'Miss Livingston; p'yjatnaa,;, ;\Miss Livingston; bed jacket„ Mrs;. Berry, Mrs. O',Fl•ynn; slip, hand trim - meet, Mrs. E. H. .Close, Miss ,Living- ston, Livingston, sweater, 'Mrs.. 0':Flynn, Mrs. H.. Berry, - Children's Wear -Child's - fancy dress, Mrs. H. Berry, Miss Livingsto's. child's dress matte from old garrzrenttr, Mrs, H. Bera'y, Mrs. Oliver Jervis; hamlet, 'Mrs. T. OlI lynnr, 'Mrs ,Berry; wool jacket, Helen Tdn.giaii. Mfrs. H. Berry; baby's set,'.' Hetet: •. Tough, \Mrs, H. Berry, ILiving Room Furnishings -•Table'- runner, colored, Miss Livingston, :Tilos . O'Flynn; colored centre piece, Miss - 'Livingston, Reta Campbell;'sofa-sai love, Mrs, H. Berry, Mrs. O'Flynn„ card table cover, Mrs. O'Filynn; sam- pler, I, H'udsiin. • .Miscellaneous -single' piece Farmer ; work not listed -Mrs. E. H, :Mrs. H. Berry; article -made from ane - or more flour sacks, 'Mrs. II, Berry; article suitable for Christmas, not to cost more than 25t, Vel" -r. Hoist, Mr_ H. Berry; piece of needle work matin .. by woman 70 years of age or avwe Mrs. H. Berry, Mrs. Addle Tyerrnarr. Judge --Mrs,, D. ,A. Fowler. Dura •gannon. - (Continued' on Page Seven'.