HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-10-06, Page 4WALTON.
Cuthill-Pridham—A very c iet butt
-pretty wedding was solemnized at
>high noon on Saturday, October ist,
in. Mitche'll at the home of Mr; and
Vfrs. Jasper Pridham, when their eld-
,vese daughter, .Rowena May, ;became
the bride of Oscar Carswell ,Cuthill of
McKillop, second son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Cuthill. Rev, Mr. Bennie of
Mitchell officiated. The strains of the
J ohengrin Bridal Chorus were play-
ed by the bride's sister, Miss Verna
Pridham. At the conclusion of the
ceremony the guests adjourned to the
dining room where a dainty Iunc'lieon
was served, Only a few of the inti-
ovate
'uti' mate relatives were present. Later in
the afternoon Mr, and Mrs. Cuthill
left by motor for Stratford, Toronto,
Niagara, Windsor and Detroit, ' On
-their return a reception will be held
at the bride's home on the 14th host„
after which the young couple will re-
turn to the groom's home in McKil-
lop. May happiness and prosperity
,:go with them in their future home.
Mr: FIarold Harris of Mitchell
spent the week. end at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, Jno. Balfour.
Mrs, E. E. Fawcett and baby Car-
son have returned to their home in
Mitchell,
Mr. McClure and Mr. Barlow of
Toronto spent a few days with 14Ir,
and Mrs. Jno, Balfour.
Muster Ray Carterof Waterdown
pent the week end at the Mune of his
rents, Mr. and Mrs, 5, Carter.
Miss Vera Gardiner was home from
.Fool at Seaford] for a couple of
lays tritli a had cold.
The topic, "Christian Leadership,"
-A as taken by Mr. Colina Fingland at
rhe Endeaver meeting in Duff's
t ,tut •h on Sunday evening.
Miss W elhvood addressed a mis-
nu•y meeting in the United Church
Sunday. Miss Wellwood has been
n the tmertor of China until forced
leave.. She is a clear, interesting
and witty speaker. She said that 90
ivr vent. of the Chinese could not
t ,tee and that they were willing to
.,,low the lead :,f students trained in
Rossian schools, Britain and the U.S.
,ting neglected that part of the
ountry's progress. The taxes in the
south of China are paid as far ahead
ss 19.31, this amount having been col
eetrd to support an army. She has
great faith that the Christian church
China will stand ti to even if the
,,.,navies never go back.
\ missionary meeting wiil be heir:
+±turselay evening.
Rev. Mr. Armstrong of Wroxeter,
, ,mdncted the services 11 the United
Church on Sunday. Mrs. Colin Ping -
awl sant, a beaus net sole entitled.
If T
'Had r \'.,ice
The Misses lir e 1,4ra4 ng
sae erected to house ,. their nen
alias Harris •,f tAtoxe:cr is .pend -
Che week with Mrs. hut. Fee
utt and family.
\5-e are sorry to 1 i - e that Mr. Wm
t,eal Sr. las not ,noon nowt, Mtn
tenterrr of late,
Leave the evening : 1 to ;fay
wt. kill. e•tt 1 come to the ,pen -
g i •ik new i:.i51 hal \\;lt:dl
.. e„e: 4,t. i a .,t', See
1,11;
William AI C ti.: Mts. Albert Ale
t t ant Mks Howe o:k trip t:
• le \ i r . , d, eistt ti, 'at •
sister.
BLYTH
1n 1, k ersar.v ,• ,e err. .e: : 1
)Sett street' i t,' r C1 t., with a
attynriancri't' l i r.ervkes.
lade'. ,i(worated
Itrintsin 7,11d rc.e t .51 flower,
t .5lila, t ,t v. -art, 11.A.,
\tt Fel. t
most -;n,t 1•
'rt e. 1 t 1.Ir. Baraby. tmsti;r,
serrieysn Nliirrhyll. In the.
I Ii. 1
Ole 21221:,1 two ,- rei-
1 i ;, u a til Mrs'. l500'.!, -
It .en;C -! .do. in IID,' evening SOle:
, •u t 1 ',y 4t f'. IVil"
51r, St,eilny `„rti; I uu, At
ui
NVallaee. a trio ' , \la 1- l.e
n' ,.+.edit . 5uei Mh. \S a .
.
1 ( e-,'. e.l±.'0 ±2± wit;! .l,i?;"11 •.
the otteralgs r .ir.tc•1
w'481k
Mr. Cameron, of Toronto, occupied
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
on Sunday. He will also take the ser-
vices the coming Sunday.,
Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Jermytr and
Mr. and. Mts. Russel Bradshaw, of
J
amestowlt`, were guests on Sunday of
Jno, and Mrs. Grasby,
Mrs. Joseph Johnston has trot been
enjoying very good health lately.
'Mr. and Mrs, Wm. MdClure, of Me-
illillop, spent 'Sunday at the home of
Jno. McNichol:
Mr. an'd Mrs, Charlie Nicholson and
Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Nicholson and
family spent Sunday at Bayfield,
Mrs, 'McNichol, of McKillop, is
visiting her San,'Jphu McNichol,
Miss Eileen' Car'bert, of Clinton, is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Jas. I`helau;
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Nesbit, of
Auburn, were guests of Mr. and Mrs,
John McNichol on Friday everting:
',Miss Mary Kelly, of Toroute, is
visiting at her home: here,
'Mr: Toe. Blake;' .Of Clinton,
spent the ;week -end visiting friends Mr
'Mr. and Mrs. D. J. O'Reilly .visited
friends in Blyth over the week -end,
A large crowd attended the fair in
Blyth last week, which was a great
success,
Mr. Michael Fare and •faririly, of
Detroit, called oo' Mr, and 'Mrs. P, J.
Kelily,
Mr. Wm. Cunningham is under the
doctors care again, eecare sorry to
learn.
John and Mrs. Nivins spent the
week -end at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. \Vm, l'ncutiughatu, 7th line,
Morris,
The children of Mir. and Mrs: Wil-
liam Cunningham have been success-
ful in securing the certificate .at 5.S,
No. 1. Morris, for the.past four years.
for the highest number of points
gained at the school fair.
Dr. SS Potter and wife, of Galt
Intra, and Miss Tom Potter, of Sault
S.tt Mario Mich., are visiting rela-
t
•
Miss Alice \Vatsoa has returned
1± ane. from Toronto.
Mr. C. Beare and Miss B. Moore,
Clinton.ot were guests at the home
of Mr. John leo last week.
Dr. "IV, Potter and wife and Dir. and
Mrs, Geo. Potter spent Sunday with
• the latter's daughter, .1Mrs..Cliff Yeo,
'n 5Vallaeebut•g.
• 'Miss Alberta Richmond 'spent the
nick -end at her house here.
MMis. Ruth Ye,. was a Mitchell
visitor ou 'Tuesday,
• BRUCEFIELD.
(in Sunday morning .the Rev. Mr.
Whiting returned missionary from
.,/e United Church mission field 10
lap n., addressed the congregation.
111. t•./id ,'2 the remarkable progress
Japan a, a itati,m had made in •he
ietst sixty tears and ,f the remark -
,:bee• '.0Ilo d .Christianity had ,al-
casly attained: Although. said the
speaker. toere * are only. about 300.000
baptized Christians istiatts out of a papula
t i ; t 000.000 vet the great prim:
I ! Christianity are pernteatin
the !lie o rhe nation in a tnnt W±)52-
151±1 'sac,
1"la• Rec. W. \, liretune. .Coes to
, I 1101113.5 next su+iday ' , c•utduct
01:1 1-,' ary sere ee, ,., Grote United
lie Rev. D. (.a.,seli, o' Coront,,
will ocaitny the pulpit it: Brucefiel4l
i rtroht ,.tire absence .i' Mr. Brenn
1 natoleir 0,.11 here attend:.; t i.
. i' are services in Ontariostreet
tile ! 'lintch, Clinton. and Hills-
-:n
ill.-
• 1 Sunday.
1' re :a . hank ih;trtt .r1
k :t4. ♦Hadi
n t t ty lem,h'ie° hs fnie
`;t ttl,i afterneon. Sp esti,
11' .•tiles tt,•n is h,l :,t 1 t;', !t„t
?Kam the eause . the tiro as an e5-
5,2 was beard abash 2 nock and
.leinediately the ittn P;2, 4 15225. t
0,321-2 ilii 5515,1 s,'a,nn's crop was:
1,1r i'. Mr. Henderson had slot
ne•' Inn bad filled his silo the
i, ',rel.,. ,U,. Sot, ,. nig.; were also
;.\�, itnplenefir” ,vih
re aead it
•1t:,'n, yr, I -h tdea•,-,n •t ill not 10
eild •11i., fall.
ON 1Friday ,-,e,sono.4 Due 0 ! 5!r. a t 1 11, . ifueb :\ikeiitr4 t, a-
ni
.114'"1 (11(2'51, M7- \5eli v ,d • ,mean h_' Ail and Mir, Hugh
n, t ,sb,try I r. ' 1 2 I iii per 1 n •rreu t'l , nes : sent the ,veek
el r toe ,t o, .' ut ,e t..ri f and ,fila
\itssinn 1'ri9i1. n .1a
Mr. Le ,r iI Y!I.n, u I \ ,ri..
5.1„ is li.g4tit2!0 t•; 551his yd.rusiii.
5. Wallace aitil irrhsr , _e:ltive.s.
Mr. Leshy -oi 1 Miss Mio-
lr,d 11;1114 1 r 10 t l Strat000st.
Nrss Hilbore reolantiegv, 211 Ler
t1 Mrs. R bt Wallace.
5 :,dint 1 ,c 14 un
\! stn! Mrs. .51; l'iyryr.nrl'a',
-tent*:a, October ?std.
Mr. ',n, Mrs 1l,'.,' -rt 5\'apse, ,.t
r tf,l:t rt .1 •,v tl, relatives 4itr•i0
'tie week end
Mh r,,! it It tJta�,n tr d :n
-ona of Stet t 1 ri .I Mrs. Ery -
a nes parent Mr. and \I+.,. John
\i•t,ncs !cel• dt .yeele ted.
5Ir'. Win. Crehan '1 Stratford It,.
..A.11 visiting her sister. Mrs. •\ Barr.
While she attended Myth fair.
Air. Win. Hallahan has moved 1,,-
antily farther north u, f,)ueen street
to the hotise by Mr- 11. Phil -
tips.
Mfrs. S. Creighton is visiting' with
Mrs. Wm. C.rlttende., of Hallett,.
• SMr, Harvey cy \5'e'I spent Sunday
svitlt friend, in 1021 h -horn.
Mrs. Mlurray l'",:,I,, of Toronto,
visiting her parent, lir. and MN.
\flint'.
Miss Nelda McElroy left last week
•:o attend University at I.ondott, and
Stewart Young 'went to Toronto Mni-
ecrs1ty,. where he will take a course
,ll engineering!.
Mr, Norman Sanderson has pur-
.:hased a ford coupe.
Mrs. W. White, Mrs: 13. Taman
utd bliss \Ina Wyatt were I3otiericl
visitors oil Thursday.:
Mrs. Moline title; -ts aide I,c o11.
again after being c. nh, e,l 2'r her beef
for ntan=.• month;.
,Mrs. las. R. Cute and baby returned
,n Sunday from 1 ,derich iter
1nother, 5Ir,. 111,so't accontpa, etd
them.
Mr. and Urs, Chas. rs, Elliott, of
Dtingsnunth 41)0215 e few :lays last
•week at the home Wm. and Mrs.;
.ted 51,-s. b i:•u,fl- - asioaeoet
\10 s\ mom 's eaasF,
FF
.ed, 1 I:1� -^r;tl .i •al the Alan
Friihry -ieli„h'at! time
-py in !tore 4 ni games, after 1
u I' ret ,•.Yearn,- wore 4ereed l,e
Mir, 55'10, R 1tetilvrt s holm. al •
ter in: ior 11irisr week, at 'r:1
h!•: AI • . -r Uuuiop 1 s'• i• -
_di.] •pending t .,kaseks at her s:.21'.
11: 1. h , e ebtiey ,f Burlington,
\t the A.P.S. Sunday night George
knight - ,nl ,I hchair In the ala
,ef \lei ..1thlison. the pr Id,alt
The devetional tr pn u:Is taken by
\It', 5.es Starlcb,n,, 1Ir. George
1512,51 favored es with a solo 0'111011
reaa t
enjoyed by all. 1 he :neer,
a. ,Mesar,, he the MIlzpsl' he•ne-
tiem.
Mir, ,Muth and \Lary C'rilinvnt• 0111
Mrs. Loi t Ross 4120115 Sunday with.
5t,. and Mrs. Roy Hastings, Of Wing
-
ham.
Sir. Jack Ross, of Detroit, epesat the
tel: -curl at the - home - of Mrs. -Jas,
McDonald.
,Mr. Bente iSavielson . visited over
the. week -end at the home of Mr.. M
\MacKay, Ilamiltoo.
MG'. and Sir,. Thos. Cai:vill and
I oys visited over the -week-end at St
Marys.
Moved Three Times. -Isaac Rata-
ni•i!, assisted by .a large number of
I yal neighbors; and two of Mr,
lloig's men, Messrs, Johnston and
D-uuisott, of Walton, started on
t l nt slay to move O'Rourke's black
muh ;hot, to Mr. Rathwetl's farts' in
floderich top,,. where his old barn
was burned in August. Teams dill the
nailing, This timber has been moved
three ,lute•, It .was cut more than
rx t yens Igo for a barn for a Mr.
Uelady In cast Tuekers,niih, Before '
the barn was erected Mir, Malady met
a tragic death, and Messrs, Qaten and
Thos. Sharpe, horse dealers, built, a
ole. stable in -Seaforth nut of the
umber.'I yens years later two.other
Boise dealers, Peter McGregor and
)r. David McIntosh, moved it its
Pru"efi,•II II;lnti it tiso as a saki;
Mir. and Mrs, tarogdmi,of 1 r ants, 1
bo,o 'pent few days w'h their• i
daughter, M1 Wm. M00,1y. -
stable, where it has remained fnr'
forty years and more. Jo17n G. Kais-
et opened a blacksmith shop in it and
afterwards sold to Basil O'Rourke,
who will continue in a building next
door. The last load of timber, with
such a strange and tragic story con-
nected with it, left Brucefield on. Mon-
day, the Wren having made excep-
tionally good time with their work,
Mr. Lloyd Hendricks spent Sunday.
at the 'home of Mr. John Pepper,
-Mr. and Mrs. A, 'Hendricks, of
Grand Bend, spent Sunday at the.
home of Mrs. John Taylor.
We are glad to see ,Mrs.' John
Graham out again after her recent ill-
ness,
Mrs. Joe. Wilson is not keeping
very well of late,
.Mr, and Mrs. Fairbairn, of ,Hcnisall,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Lorne Tay-
lor.
STAFFA SCHOOL FAIR.
Poultry --1W. Leghorn — 'Coekerel,
Laura Dinnin, Robert Carbert, Jack
Malcolm, Anthony Allen, Beryl Nor-
ris; pillet, Beryl Norris, Laura Din-
uin, Earl Drover, Beatrice Drover,
Muth. Allen; pair, Harry Dinnin, Rob-
ert Cambers, Arthur Dinning 'Willis
Chambers, B. I'lyns. rocks 'Cock'l
Willie 'Butson Flossie 'Butson, Fred
Selves, ;Marjorie Kleinfeldt, Eldon
511en; pullet, Willie Butson, Flossie
Butson, Margaret Allen, Mary Ham-
ilton, Jack Malcolm; pair; 'Bert Din-
uin, lfthel Elliott, Hazel Dow, Mar-
jorie 1Cleinfeldt, ,wank Scott: \V. Wy-
andotte—Cock'L pullet and pair, Iva
Leary, Pr, utility fowl, Doug, Racho
Norman Dow, Janet. Riley, +Ernest
Hat -burn, 11. Brndhagen; geese, R.
Gardiner. F. Butson, I. Templeman
Norman •Harburn, Lyle Doekiug; pr,
ducks. Grace Couch, lila Treffry,
Janet Chappel, Mildred ,:,bins, Isa-
belle Templeman: guinea fowl, Ray-
mond Jill r,
\ e
'Lite Stock Heavy colt, Phillip
Bennett; dight colt, John Drake:
trained and groomed cult, John
Drake: calf, pail fed, inhn \Miller,
Lyle Docking; calf. raised ,011 cow,
Lyle Docking; best pet, Jack ,Mal-
colm, Robert Barbers. Hugh Currie,
1Ville d Annis Ross McPherson.
Vegetables- Turnips, Arnold Bar -
hour, Eldon Barbour. Wilfred Atolls,
Imbert 'Hamilton, Janet Hamilton;
poratoes-Irish Cobblers, Lorne Kay,
Betty Hodge. Janet Chappel, John
Chappel, C. Coleman; Gr.\Iountaiu,
Lorne Kay, Allene Colquhoun, Flos-
sie Batson, Clarence Coleman, Lorne
Chambers; 'Dooleys, borne Kay,
Kenneth 'Burns, Norval Norris, Doris
Sararas, l.y-le Docking; cot beets,
Jean timate, Dalton Malcolm, Willie
Ilatburn, Lorne .Kay. Laurie
Colqu-
toun parsnips, \nthont Allen, Edit
Balfour, Florence Malcolm. Ernest
Ilarburn; totna ors, Norval Norris;
;anode;, Templeman, Gladys Miller,
Maude Bolton, Calvin Christie; greets
eucu,iiher,, Florence Maleolus, Isa-
belle Templeman, Francis Annis; Iva
Leary, Isabelle'. bray: sweet corn,
Earl Drover, Dalton Malcolm, jean
Smale, Norval Norris, Maude Bolton;
;napkin, Clayton Ilc.rton, Ernest
1larbor:1. laden :\Ilea, John Chap•
•,c1, l ahcIle Uray; cabbage„ Wilfred
Juni., Norman Harburn, Willie
Harburn. Ernest Ilarbnrn. Margaret
Allen; citron, Lorne Kay, Johnnie
'Al Pier, Willie Burson. Flossie But
41; squash, I kire:nc, ;Malcolm: car-
r,.r,, Ualrvn 5litle.,lu,. Isabel I)ralce,
Lorne ne Kays May Quance, ,Anthony
Allen: inions. Malcolm Dalton, Ploy.
e nee• 5I .t. bin Iva Liars. Arnold
f ub., tr Lettie Lennie.
Gram J a.. wheat. Deism Mal-
r,'Isn, Arthur Minim ,n, J thn Chappel;
spring when•, Beatrice 11su•burn,
Austin; oats, Au h ny Allen,
5020501 Harburn, Artitu Uiunin,
55 ;rid Scott, iatut Chappell; barley,
51'wrat t 5risrie Milton Lavery, Earl
Drover: oats 2./..1.C. 72, pint, 'Beatrice
,-e 10 le 1) ekutg, Doris 'Hodge
barley t) \o: 21, Iildon Allen, Earl
Elliott, 1'lareuce• Coleman. Maude
Bolt,rn Datum Maleolm. l:n ifage
corn r stalls 1, 'Robe. 'Hamilton, Janet
1'atr'rls, Isabel Drake, Norval Nor-
ris. Wilfred :kinds.
.apples- -.Spit.' Beatrice Ilarburu,
Janet •,hal ;lel, Fred ed Se hes, Lettie
1 ,12ntlu 51,r le,rie Mannon, l3alrltuui.,
Clayton ilortoo, Harry _ 1 )rake, Jas.
beets, Mantle 1 ottnt. (r,rdnn Scott;
russets. sets, Sylvia 1 wl7n, Ross 1Loggarth,
Lyle Dneking, Beatrice
lir eters 05,055 ,, 5rnnld Barbour,
ti e lel'• Betties, 1. ,... Hoggarth. Isa-
bel Drake, Ilea , Stoneman; .green-
nt, •, 1 un Cha bpc , John Chapped,
Mande Belton. Eleanor Reed, Ethel
i 'c kings, la . Soot-% G,,rdot:
Seoit, liannin, Ethel Run-
e, .Peatrie4' Harburn; Alexander,.
1'lotmice Malcolm. NIatide Bolton.
Sylvia 1 nI''in, Marjorie 1l,uulin, lobo
t 11.51)1,1 minim] street. ltat•jorie
1 tannin, .1111, 11 Dinniit, Mary "[Tamil -
ton, 1Noris Sararas, Rus,. Floggarth;
fall pears, 11. Norris, i., 11 e,'I Norris,
Maude Bolton, Ltle Docking, Bob
Hamilton: col. ,apples, 'Marjorie Han-
nin, Shun Scott Mary Dow. Harry
Drake, e• Jelin (lappet: apple naming
contest, Carol Drown, Clay tun Hor-
ton, Maude Bolton, Doris Sararas,
Janet Patrick.
Flower; --Aster , plant, Margaret
nett Allen, t>la,ly, \'Millie,. Milton
Laver'', Mildred Quance, Hugh Cur-
rio; asters, mixed, Dalton Malcolm,
Anthony Allen, Gladys Miller, Allen
Colquhoun, Maude Bolton; zinnias,
Florence Malcolm, Iva Leary. Norv-
al 'Norris, Eldon Allen, Hugh Cur-
rie; calendula, -Maude 'Bolton, Marg-
aret 'Brodhagen, Eldon Allen, Ross
Ho,;garth, Flossie .Butson; salpig-
losis. Mary 'IIamiiton, Margaret Al-
len, Dalton Malcolm; French mari-
gold., Mantle Bolton, Iva IL'eary,
Jahn Mc'Doura1, Ross Hoggarth,
Betty Hodge; utreopsis, Maude Bol-
ton; costnos, Zoe 'Drake, Janet'Chap-
pel• Flossie Butson, 'Willie Butson;
\e,rval 'Norris; african marigolds,
Janet 'Chappel, Maude dlolton, John
McDougall, IrvingGrieve, Johnnie
Miller; phlox, Hazel Colquhoun; Ross
Hoggarth, Iva Leary, Maude Bolton;
Verbena, 'Ross Hoggarth, Maude ,Bol-
t n: sweet pea:, Bertre /Britten, Janet
t 1r aepet Maude Holton,,Iva Leary;
specials—dahlias, Vera Alleu, Jean
Colquhoun, Maude Bolton, Clarence
Norris gladiot , Clarence 'Norris,
Vora .Allen, Norval Norris, Maude
Bolton
!Bird house, Arthur Dinuin, Odin
'ouch, (Beatrice Drover, Norman
Harburn„ John Chappel; miniature
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1927.
child's sleigh, Clayton Horton, Nor-
man Harburn, Murray Christie,'Rog-
er Christie, \Vil'lie iH•arburh; gram
bag mended, Willie Harburn, Nor-
man Haribui•n, Ernest 'Harburn, Gor-
don 'Reed, Charlie Roney; bakeboard
and rolling pin, Norman Harburn;
col. butterflies and moths, Janet
Chappel; col. weeds, Margaret Al-
len, ;Bertie Roney, 'Eleanor Reed,
Lettie Lannin, Edith 'Balfour; col. of
leaves, Elsie Dow, Hazel Colquhoun,
Florence Malcolm.
R'Vriting-4th class, Janet Chapped,
Edith Balfour, Grace 'Couch, Gladys
Butson, Clarence Coleman; 3rd class,
Muriel Drake, Marion Drake, Flor-
ence Malcolm, ,flldean Docking,:
Beryl Norris; 2nd class, Thomas
Bingham, Dorothy Gray, Earl Drov-
er, Charlie ;Plaskett, jean 'Roney; l'st
class, Willie 'Butson, Beatrice Har -
born, Norma Smale, Ross Mahaf€y,
Erma Gray; primer, Pearl Ross, Clif-
ford Fawcett, •Allene Colquhoun, Ila
Drown, Eldon Barbour, Art -4th
class, Grace Couch, Margaoe't Hamil-
ton, Maude Bolton, Janet 'Chappel;
Janet Patrick; 3rd class, 'Harold Aus-
tin, Murray Christie, 'Beryl Norris;
Albert 'Dinnin, Dorothy MacLaren;
2n1 class, Earl Drover, Thomas
Bingham, Hazel Norris, Marion
Scott, John Chappel; 1st class, Calvin
Christie, Fred Selves, Mervin Dow,
Verna Fawcett, Pearl Ross,
1Cuit wash cloth, Dorothy Riley,
Maude Bolton; doll's spread, ' Janet
Chappel, Maude Bolton, Bertte Ron-
dy, Agnes Miller; dressed doll, Maude
Bolton, 'Gladys Miller, Grace Couch,
Mildred Robins, Flossie Butson; em-
broidered towel, Sylvia Tuffin, Doris
Sararas, Norma Bolton, Elsie Dow,
Sarah Harburn; hemmed handker-
chief, Mary Hamilton; crocheted
bootees, Sarah Harburn; schoot apron
Irene Bellow-, 'Grace Couch, Maude
Bolton, Janet Chappel, Margaret Ha-
milton; cushion top, Maude Bolton,
Norma Bolton, Jean Smale, Grace
Couch, 'Elsie Dow; lace crochet for..
doily, Dorothy Roney, Janet Chappel'
Maude Bolton, 'Grace Conch; special
--.girl's house dress, Ellen ;Chappel;
fancy cookies, Muriel- Drake, Gladys
Miller, S. Harburn, Janet , Chappel.
Baking -White bread, Ellen Chap -
pet, Jean 'Colquhoun; raisin pie,
Maude ,Bolton, Jean Colquhoun,
Grace Couch, Ellen Chappel; dark
layer cake, Muriel Drake, Gladys
Miller, Lettie Lannin, Marie 'Dock-
ing, Isabelle -Gray; light calve, 'Rhea
Ross, Jean Snide, Maude Bolton,
Flossie Butson, Marion Drake; . muf
fins, Mary Dow, Janet Patrick, jean
Smale, Gladys Miller, Margaret 'Ha- to the
Milton; plain cookies, Sarah ,Hatiburn, k �,m•Ari let
Marion Drake, Grace Couch, Maude ` poyal ile°
Bo9ton, Janet Chappel; school lunch; •
Mande Bolton, Grace Couch, Gladys TORONTO, NOVEMBER 15th to 19th (inclusive)
Miller, Flossie. Butson, John Chappel;
tumbler of jelly (4th class), Jean
Sank, 'Maude Bolton, Murray Chris-
tie; pickled cucumbers, Erla Treffry,
Maude 13olton, Flossie Butson, Mar-
garet I-Iamilton; canned corn,
Maude Bolton, Doris Sararas, Jean
Smile, Janet Chappel, Erla Treffry;
canned 'beets, Janet Chappel, Gladys
.Midler, Lettie Lannin, Rhea Ross,
Beebe Britton; canned peas, Flossie
Butson, Gladys Miller, Maude 13o1 -
ton, Erie' Treffry, Sarah Harburn,
Strethcone physical exercises,' Miss
Thompson's school, Miss Denard's
st Fuel; 'Mr. Gilfillen's school.
Pu'blic speaking; Jean Smale, Allan
Quance, Carl Drown.
Sports ---Girls, under 8. Ruby Ma -
!taffy, \oa.rioit Scott, Hazel Norris;
boys under 8, ,Norval 'Norris; Jack,
Balfour,'Clar-ence Tuffin; girls under
10, Doris Sararas, Jean Smale, Helen
Norris; boys under 10, Frank Scott,
Charlie Roney, Wilfrid Aunts; girls
under 12, Doris, Sararas, Lettie Lan-
ni Mildred Robins; boys under -12,.
Frank Scott, Clayton Horton, .Roger
Christie; girls under 15, Doris 'San.
eras, Lettie Lannin, Mildred Robins;
boys under 15, Allen Quance, Clayton
• Horton, ,Roger Christie; girls 3 -leg-
ged race, Margaret Coleman and
Ida Norris, Ethel Elliott .and Sylvia
Tuffin, Helen Norris and Helen
Smale; boys 3 -legged race, ,Clarence
-Coleman and John ,Norris; 'Claytota'
Horton and Roger Christie; girls'
sack race, Jean Simile, 'Helen Norris,
'lean Colgehoun; boys' sack race,
Frank Scott, Norval Norris, 'Clayton
Horton; ex -teachers' race, Miss
Thompson, Miss Heywood, 'Mi"ss
Danard; wheelbarrow race, Ernest
Ross and John .Norris, Allen Quantz
and Allen Austin, -Jim Scott 'and
Lloyd Haekney, Trustees race, Nor,
05522 Malcolm, Wm. :Davis.
-Wise mothers who know the vie -
toes of Mother Graves ' Worm' Ex-
terminator always have it at hand,
because it proves its 'value,;
TRIP
FREE
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Now is the time to Consider of what is
needed for'Falland Winter in the line of
Foot wear. We have a Price to Compete
Mail
on) ete-
Mail Orders.
Mon's Hitlok or Tan Shoes $3,95. 11) per
sent off for rash. This offer is good
until Oct, the 14th 1927.
See Ad, next week for price on Single
Harness made to Order.
L. BENNEW1ES
J,
BRODMIGEN
Exceptional Opportunity offered b,1 the*
Ontario Department rof A Agriculture tow
the Young Farmers of Ontario.
HE Ontario Department of Agriculture wishes to entertain
about 500 representative young Ontario farmers
at the
Royal Winter Fair, Toronto November 15th to 19th' (inclusive),
1927. The object is to enable them to see the Royal Winter Pair
and the other places of interest in the belief that this educational
experience will benefit both theta and their communities by the
information and enthusiasm they will gather. All expenses for
travelling, lodging and transportation will be paid by the Ontario
Department of Agriculture, with whom a number of Commercial
Organizations will co-operate,
g P
Contestants shall judge five rings of
live stock and evil - dames of crop
products, such as grain, small seeds,
potatoes, roots, fault and vegetables.
Special crops may be included
where production Is general over the
county.
'Ole competition shall he open to all
farmers and farmers'" sons, living on
the farm, between the ages of 16
and 23: on October 1,1927 (must
nothave reached 23rd birthday) and
who have not previously represented
the county us.a memberof a Stock.
Judging Team at the Royal Winter
Fair or are not graduates of an
Agricultural College or A9'leulture1
Scheel,
Prizes shall be awarded on aggregate
scores only, $0v', pal bel ahowrd
for nlgctng and 5010 for oral res.eas
on each dogs. When tompating
0,71,4:45 000140 Live Stock and Crop
products shalt have s ratio of ? to 1, '
The possible score, therefore, xfll
he: Ltve Stock, 500; Crop Praluct,,
250, -
• ROYAL JUNIOR FARMER .
.JUDGING COMPETITION
This free trip will be available to ten
winning boys in a special "Royal" Junior
Farmer Judging Competition to beh
cid
in each county of Old Ontario and to
the five winning in a similar competition
la each New Ontario District where an
Agricultural Representative is located.
Muke this your opportunity to take a
holiday, visiting the Royal Winter Fair
in Toronto. It will not cost you a cent
for living and travelling expenses and
will prove an interesting experience of
inestimable value' to you in your .future
profession.
Read the conditions, then ask the
local Agricultural. Representative
in your district concerning dates
and place of competition; etc,
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE
HON, JOHN S. MARTIN,
Mneirrrr-oi Atricxllnre,
R. S:DUNCAN,
D,rcetur, Atricutturat Re rucnecti,sr,
For Further Information, apply to local Agriculturshi
Representative.
Geo. R. Paterson, Clinton, Ont,
LANNED M k'rc 4 ES
To Youth, vibrant, hopeful awl deter-
mined, truly, aspirations are prophesies
, but take heed lest you grasp
the shadow for the substance.
In that new life you are planning . , . .
that life together , , temper Roilaance
with caution.
Save at least ten percent of your income
and carry your savings account here,
in your own institution, where your
security is the absolute guarantee of
the Provincial Government.
TORONTO BRANCHES: Cat Bay & Adelaide Sao.,,
149 Danforth Ave., Co,', University and Dundas St,
OTHER BRANCHES AT: Aylmer, Brantford, Hamilton,
Newmarket, Ottawa, Owen Sound, Pembroke, Seaforsh.
St, Catharines, St. Mat•ys's, Walkerton, Woodstock.
Seafrcth Branch, J. M. McMillan, Ma eager
tHout 930 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday
!'„30.1,n. to 5 pin.7 pm. to 9.31) pANT
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