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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1933-10-19, Page 2AGE TWO 'rae Vuham Advance -Times Pablished at WINGI-1AM - ONTARIO Every Thersday Morning by AdvanceeTimes Pulaishirig rt Rate One Year $2,00 Si mouths, $1.00 in advaece A. a2,50 per year. Foreign rate, $3.00 per year. Alivertising rates on application. EL TO FELLOW COUNTRYMEN Almost weelely one reacie M the p pers of organizations (pudendal- woraen'e societies) melding prewar tions i:sr sending clothing or user artiele,s te the Week or North for pe pIe who are in unfortunate eircui stencee, Last .year serveral ca loads of v getables and food -stuffs were shim) to the Weet where the crops b been a failure and again this year tin work is being carried out, This is a most worthy undertakii and i11 soeieties or persons who pa ticipate in this very useful work a to be highly commended. * * * * THE STRIarR CONTINUES Ahhough we are irgnorant of tin true facts which brought about th strike in Stratford there is one thin that ie certain, tine strike has laste long, from Sept. 140. The me rtust be sure they have a grieranc when they hold out for sueh a Ion period of time knowing HI wU tha the people who suffer the nicest fro their action are their wires and faun ilies. The Swift Compa cl*sed thei plant and now the in -oilier factor snre doine: Bless:wise. The ehatica of th .other furniture factories opening i very remote. according to newspape 'infest:nation, and unless the men an their employers can reaehzuagree merit shortie- much ear -tering wi3.1 b the result. , The men need work: and the fattier les teed orders and as tidings stens now, both are on the losing side WI it seems a tragic thing that some pe son or persons cannot do sornethin about it. Here's hoping that this coudirio will not Jae: much longer and that peace and happiness AVifl reign in •place of the strained relationshipethat .existe. now. * * se * TRANSIENTS ARE FED When a transient appears at your door asking for fond it is not neces- sary to feed him, in fact all arrange- anenas for looking after transients have been made by the Town Coen - ed. Send them to the Town Hall and they will be giVell a rrleal ticket and pace t sleep.' are ‘severa oetages to andiing thc transient problera in this zatttter The most important beirtg thAt the authorities can keep track a these men while in town, and also, when these mein know that this is the system used here, they will e...ease to bother calling at bomee throughout else town. :41r50.t., ' have a beer and wine policy that 'will satisfy ell. The drinks, an this ease, must be on the House, * * Sir Charles Kingsford -Smith flew from, England to Australia in forty hours ,leSS than the previous record, Will historians record this period as the speed age, * * * * A couple at Kansas City were mars ied after a 88 -hour chat,' There is one thing sure, they °tight to know whet they were, tioing after that len- th satien, * * London's hockey arena was sold at uhlie auction last week for. eon -pay - at of taxes. Even the larger cen- tres have trouble financing their skating rinks. The C.C.F. bare entered 46 caridi- datee in the British Columbia elece dons which will be held on Nov.2. This will be a, fair indication of the political strides they have made, GREAT INCREASE IN EXHIBITS AT FAIR (Continued from Page One) The following were the prize aw- ards: HEAVY HORSES General Purpose - Team in har- ness, Win. Decker, Agricultural -- Brood- Mare„ foal at side, L. G. 13ryce, Louis Hutton, Leonard Webster. Spring foal, John Chisholm 6.r. Sons, Leonard Webster, L G. Bryce. One year old Fatly or L3e1dings Alex. McDonald, Fred Chur- - 11, Leonard Webster. TWO year old Filly ter Gelding, Fred Toll & Son, Alex. McDonald, Jas. Forrester. Team ri harness, H. B. Smith, Fred Toil & Son, Andrew lalcKag,ue. S Heavy Draft - Brood Mare, reg - ✓ istersed, foal at side, Alex. McDonald. d Spring Foal, registered •or eligible, s- John Chisholm & Sons, Alex. McDen- e ald. Brood Marc, Foal at side, Ebner Hastings. Spring Foal, Louis Hotton, -. Elsner Hastings. One year old. Filly or Gelding, Robt, Vint. Two year old d Filly or Gelding, Wm, Urquhart, Fred r- Churchill. Team in harness, Robt. g Graham, John Bruce, Wirt. Ireland. Best three year old Heavy Draft or * * Last Frtday wes the Ifith, and so far as we can find out nothing hap- pened. The new Loan was .eiroost eady to dose :that day after fen= da selling an that was ales -thing et bad luck, * * • 47, nto professore have dev- eloped a new anatethetie gas. In the realm of science Castadie-ta men in m- eant years have proved their worth. Proftsors V. E.Herelerseen and Ge"O... H. W. Lucas are to be eongratulated. * * * The $225,000,000 rdunding loan Was all taken up by Saturday, after. five days ef selling. This is a sure preof• that there are many who still have zonfitienee iri Canada's future. * at the tependiture ol:nor tluan.0004000 by the municipalities the relief works plat hes been roved. Thie. amount is for twenty, utel, nee dieubs, when a:3 oat) look small. He o . THE. WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES old, R. j. Currie, R. 3, Currie, Fan Cattle - Babe Beef, 15 months or 1ar W, G, Cierrie,, O'Neill Bros. Fat Steer or Heifer, any breed, ,Stri,eng Bros., O'Neill liros. Eat Snick Steers, "Deborned!', pair,, no- Yeer old, R. j, Currie, SHEEP Le cesters - Aged Ram, with pedi- gree, E. Snell, john S. Cowan, Geo, 13, Armstrong, Shearling Ram, with pedigree, E. Snell, Geo.' 13, Area - strong, John S, Cowan, Ram Lamb, selling class, Geo. B. Armstrong, E. Snell, Bros. Aged Ewe, rais- ed Lamb in 1983, John S. Cowan, •G B. Armstrong, E. Snell. Shearling Ewe, E. Snell, John S, Cowan, Geo. 13. Armstrong, Ewe Lamb, E. Snell, Geo. 13. Armstrong, John S. Cowan. Oxford Downs - Aged Ram, with Pedigree, W. M. Henry, E. D. Bell & Son, a. Mouk & Son, Shearling Ram, with pedigree, j, Monk & Son, Robt. Yuill, Wm, Pepper. Ram Lamb, sell- ing class, Robt. Yuill, Wm. Pepper, J. Monk & Son. Aged Ewe, raised lamb in 1933, j. Monk & Son, E. D. Bali & Son, Robe Yuill. Shearling Ewe, Robt. Yuill, Robt, Yuill, Wm. PepPer. Ewe Lamb, Robt, YuiU, J. Monk & So -e, Robt. Yuill. South Downs - Aged Ram, with pedigree, j. 13. Maitland, 5. B. Mait- land, j. H. Thompson. Shearling Lamb, with •pedigree, J. B. Maitland, 5. B. Maitland, Ram Lamb, selling clase, j. B. Maitland, j. H. Thomp- son, j. IL Thompson. Aged Ewe, raised lamb in*1938, j. H. Thomp- son, J. B. Maitland, J. 13. Maitland. Shearling Ewe, j. H. Thompson, J. 13. Maitland, J. H. Thompson. Ewe Lamb, j. B. Maitland, J. H. Timinp- sine j. B. Maitland. Dorest - Aged Ram, with pedi- gree, Orvil McGowan., R E. Dearing, Charley Danbrooke Shearling .Rarre with pedigree, le E. Dearing, P. E. Dearing, Orvil McGowan. Ram Lamb, selling class, Orvil McGowan, R E. Dearing, Orvil McGowan. Aged Ewe, raised Iamb in 1932, P. E. Dear- ing, E. Deering, Orvil McGowan. Shearling Ewe P. E. Dearing, Char - Clarke, W, I, Miller, Wyandottes, white, female, Mermie & Clarke, W. L Milier. Wyandottes, any other male, W. L MUlar. W, L Milier. Wy- andottes, any other, female, T, C. Wilson, W. I. Miller. Chickens, Pair of each, 1983 hatch Ducks, Pekin or Aylesbury, jacob • Battler, Ed. Spielmacher, Ducks, any leer, Geo. E. Schmidt, Bantams, or- namental, CharleS. Danbrook, W •, Miller. Bantams, game, any variety, Mennie & Clarke, E, Snell. Leghoras brown, male, T. C. Wilsen, S. R. Wil- ey. Leghorns, brown, female, S. R. Wiley, S. R, Wiley. Leghorns, white, male, Mennie & Clarke, Mennie & Clarke. Leghorns, white, female, Mennie &r. Clarke 1 and 2. Miiiorcas, horns, white, female, Mennie & Clarke, Mennie & Clarke. Minorcas, male, & Clarke, Jacob Batt- ler, Minorcas, female, -Mennie Clarke, Meanie & Clarke. Orping- tons, male, Mennie & Clarke, W. L Miller, Orpingtons, female, Mennie & Clarke, W. I. Miller. Plymouth Rocks barred, male, W. I, Miller, S. R. Wil- ey, Plymouth Rocks, barred, female, W, I. Miller, W. I, Miller. Plymouth Rocks, white, male, W. I. Miller, W. I. Miller. PlYmouth Rocks, white, fes male, W. I. Miller, W. I. Miller. R. Island Reds, male, Mennie & Clarke, W, I, Miller. R, Island Reds, female, W. I. Miller, Meunit & 'Clarke. Ws,- endottes, white, male, W. I. Miller, Ed. Spielmacher. Wyandottes, white, female, Mennie & Clarke, W. I. Mill- er, Wyandotte, any other, male, W. I. Miller, j. D. Jackson. Wyandottes, any other, female., W. I. • Miller, j. D. Jackson_ Best pair Utility Foevie Ed, Spielmacher, S. R. Wiley. Four Coc.kerels; bred for export, Mennie & Clarke, Ed. Spielmacher, FRUIT Fire of each variety shown on plat- es -Alexander, • ,Lorne Woods, D. Borho. red, correctly named, W. Miller, Lorene Woods. A.O.V., green Or yellow-, correctly named, W. Miller, D. Borluse Baldwin, W. Mill- er, Thos. Salkeld, Ben Davis, Lorne Woods, W. Miller. Bendier; D. Bor- ley Danbrook, Orvil aft -Go -seam. EAN'e he, Lorne \\roods. Baxter, Lorne Lamb., P- E- Dearing., tprvil -1.1eGnIv-. Woods, A.. Schenre Cayuga or 20 - an, P. E. Dearing. ' ounce, D. Borba, A. Schram... Crab Shropelaire--Aged Ram, with ped- igree, E. Fleming, E. Fleming, David Hyde. Shearling Ram, with pedigree, kgrieultural, Fred Tell & Sons, Fred E roll and Sons. 13 LIGHT HOR.SES• Carriage - Brood Marc, foalt A side, J. M. MeCrack-enn. Spring Foal, id J. McCra.eken. One year 'old Fil- or Gelding, Wen. Darroch, Russel H selaud, I-eslie Harris, Two year old Filly or Geldiog. Russel Ireland, Wm. Darroch. Team is harness:, j. Mill - r. Driver, S. J. Miller, S. J. Miller, J. NV. leiceraeken. • Roadsters - Single driver in har- ness, j. J. Prerfolge, A. G. Fortune,. 5, 3. 'Miner, A. G. Fortune. Spring foal, Leslie Harris, Arehie McDoe- , M. 11. Volliele. One year old Fil-. Ies or C-eldings, Percy 3. Davideon, W. , Darroch, Art Stapleton. Brood Mare, ' foal at aide, Jai* 1)eans, Archie Mc- • D.oriald, M. H., "rollick. Team in her- nees, A, G. Fortune, S. j. Miller, . 3. Fryfogle. any variety, H. Desjardine, Thomas Salkeld. Fallawater, A. Schnurr, Geo. Haines. Farneuse or Snow, Lorne Fleming, °rya lic.G°Ivan* David- Woods,. Isaac Ni_e-on. Golden Russett, yde. Ram Lamb, selling class, E- Mrs. R.Brimbiecombe, Lorne Woods. leaning, David Hyde, E. Fleming- 'Gravenstein, W. 1. Miller, Mrs. R. ged Ewe, raised Iamb in 1933, Dar-. Brimblecombe Holland Pippen, A. Hyde, E. Fleming, David.'14 (.1 Schnurr, A. Schmidt. Kimi, Lorne earling Ewer E. Fleming, Da:vid: Woods, W. McIntosh, D Boris°, Thole Salkeld. Maiden Blush, W. Miller, Those Salkeiti. Northern PIGS SPY, Isaac Nixon, Lorne Woods, R. L Greening, Nixon. L. Woritle. Beellishinea - Boar, one year, Ribems, Borho, Lorne Woods, Wm. A. McLeod. Boar, over four Roxboro Russet; Lorne Woods. Se. ',Mins and under one year Wm. A. Laweence, .A. Schwarr, D. Borba. MeLeod, John S. Cowart. Brood Sow, Spitzenburg, D. Borho, Lorne Woods, Wine A. McLeod; Sow, over four. Tolman Sweets, Lorne 'Woods, These, months and tinder one year, John S Salkehl. Wagner, Ds .Borleo, George Cowan, Wm. A. 2sfeLeed., Haines, Wealthy, Lorne Woods, • CAT'TLE Shorthorn - Breeding cow, milk- , r near calving, W. G. Gerriea , erong Bros.., Strong Bros., Wen. Mc-: ,. Kenzie, Two year old Heifer„ W. G. ' Gerrie, Wee Mckenzie., Strong Bros. lOrse year old. Heeler, W. G. Gerrie, ' Thos. Taylor &- Sens, S'..ong. Bros..., Heifer, under 12 months, W. G. Ge Tie, jese. Monk. & Sons, Strong Bros. 1 Bull under 12 months, W. G. Gerrie, lake linkKenzie, Wm_ MeKendie. Bull , over 1 year and under 2, Those Tay - 31 & Sons. Aged Bmil, W. G. Gerrie, 1. 1.1cReridie, Ca H. McKay & Son. refords - Breedieg cow, milk- -mg or near ealeintes, O'Neil Bros., Jas. D. Little, J. l'.. Lyeas. Two year old Heifer. j. T. Leans, Jus. 13. Little. One year' oad Heifer, O'Neil Brae., O'Neil Bros., J. T. Lyons. Heifer, uncles- 12 months, O'Neil Bros., Jas. D. Linde, 3. T. Lvons. 13e31 under 12 months, Jas. D. Little, O'Neil Bros, j. T. Lyons. Bun .cret• 1 year ernd rendes. 2: O'Neill Bros., J. T. Laeons, Carrie & Tervit. Aged Bell„ Jas. D. Little, , Pelled -keigne - Breeding cow milking et. near calving. F. G. Todd, Geo. E. Schmidt. Two year old Heif- er, F. G. Todd, Geo. E. Sch.mielt. On .-ear old "Heifer, F. G. Tom, Gen. e re 'at Heifer under 12 months, 13 o , Geo. E., Schmidt, Baill sm- iths, F. G. Todd. Bull sal under 2, F .6. Th =lat. Aged Bull, P. 13. Sehtnidt. e. . rt. J TheirG -BA e e. 'Crew, milking: ,re near telring., . P. Davideen T.. P. Davidson, R. . Currie, - ' ' ' Grade are in this aunt wiiI 1 la MORE.SICK 'HEADACHES • AT' 711 Teresa, A o 1.1.".eat old �eif- A. Pzottor Heifer, 'Chatiet Sot. Ileifer 1.Yeus• r Calf, ut yde, Dmiti Hyde. Ewe Lamb. Da- vid Hyde, E. Fleming., Orvil Mc- Gowan. Ixorlienses -- Boar, over one year, Thos. Salkeld. PteRTS, any other fall riles S. Cowan, Sawn Alton. Boar,. vaeiety, Thos, Salkeld, • Clar.ente r four months and under one Year,. Clarke. Peare, Deithess D'Anguelerne Sam Alton., Norman Wade. Brood Lorne Woods, A, Schmidt. Pears, .Sow, James S. Cousen„ Norman Wade.. Sow, ,over four months and under one, rear, James 5. Cowan, Norman Wade. Horne. Beets, long red, Jacob Batt- ler, Norman Carter.'• Beets, any oth- er, I). Borho, ,A, •Schmidt. Carrots, field, Mrs, J, A. Hone, A. Schmidt, Carrots, table, shoes, wee 'weaber, Norman Carter., Carrots, table, inter- mediate, Mr. 5. A. Home Noernan Carter, Mangold Wartzel, long, W. Decker, A, Schmidt. Mangold Wert- zel, intermediate, Geo, Haiees, D. Borlio. Parsnips, Wm, Webber, Tony 13erberich jr. Radishes, ainter, A. Schmidt, D. Earle°, SugarMangold. Mrs. 3. A. Hone, Wan. Decker. Tur- nips, Swede, Tony Berberieh Jr., Mrs. W. Jeffrey. Turnips, any other, Ton Berberich Jr., D. Borho. Potato( (half bushel) Early, Geo. Haines, H Desjardine, Late, D. Bodice H. De jardine. Best collection Potatoes, of each, A, IL Edgar, A. Schnurr. On ions, yellow, from seed in 1983, Ale Stewart, Mrs. R, Briniblecorabe. On ions, red, from seed in 1933, Alex Stewart, Mrs. R. Brimblecombe." On ions, dutch Or top sets, H. Desjardin H. A. Fuss. Onions, grown fro Dutch or Top Sets, H. Desjardine, T C. Wilson. Onions, any other, 11 Desjardine, H. A.: Fuss. Tomatoes large red, scarlet or pink, Norma Carter, T. C. Wilson. Tomatoes, an other, Alex. Stewart, Norman Carter Celery, -white plume, Mrs. R. Brim alecombe, Tony Berberich Jr. Cel- ery, any other, Arnand Schnurr, Ed. Spielmacher. Cabbage, early, D. Bor- ho, Mrs. Brimblecombe. Cabbage, winter, Tony Berberich Jr., D. Bor- ho. Cabbage, pickling, Normar Car- ter. Tony Berberich. Citrons, Mrs. Brimblecombe, It A. Fuss. Cauli- flower, Tony Berberich Jr., NoiTnan Carter_ Cucumber, green or ripe, D. Both°, Mrs. '11. McNichol. Table Corn, six, A. Schmidt, Alex. Stewart. Musk Melons, Wm. j. Webber. Pumpkins, pries Alex. Stewart, Clar- ence Clark -e. Sunflowers, H. Desjer- dine ,Amand Schnurr. Squash or Mammoth Pumpkin, Alex. Stewart, Arnand Schriurr. Water Melons, Ja- cob Battler, Mrs, W. Jeffrey. Collec- tion of Garden Produce, Norman Car- ter, Alen. Stewart. DAIRY AND PROVISIONS Bread, one loaf, homemade, brown, entire crust, -Mrs. Wm. Rutherford, Geo. H. Conifer, Amend Schnurr. Bread, one loaf, homemade, white, en- tire crust, J.- P. 3E.)avidson, Theo Fin- nan, Geo. 11. Coulter. Half dozen homemade buns, Amend Schnurr, T. Firmen. Half dozen homemade Tea Biscuits, Fred Toll &s Sons, Theo. Finnen. Ginger Bread, Norman Car- er, Mrs. W. Jeffrey. Fruit Cake, dark, Norman Carter, Mrs. Geo. Ed- gar. Fruit Cake, light, Mrs. W. Jeff- rey, R.' & R. Proctor. Layer Cake, ight, Norman Carter, H. Desjardine. Layer Cake, dark, Mrs. j. A. Hone, Mee,. Jas. Carnocban. Angel take, not ced, Mrs. J. S. McKenzie, Mrs. J. Cernotban. Sponge Cake, not iced, Miss Carrick; Mrs. A. Schnurr. Pie, pple, Mrs. T. Wheeler, Mrs. W. M. Henry. Pie, pumpkin, Mrs, -Wee Mc- Kenzie, Mrs- Robe Warwick. Pie, lemon, Mrs. Robe Warwick, Mrs. W. McKenzie Butter Tarts, half dozen, Ens. Arthie Patterson, Beatrice horetono Six Oatmeal Cookies, Mrs. Vm. Wellings, Mrs. 3. P. Davidson., ix. Ginger CookiesMr's Robt Pur - on, A. Proctor & Sons. Six Date ookies, Miss Carrick, Mrs, Wm. Mc- enzie, Six Doughnuts, A. Proctor & ores, Norman Carter-. Plate of Co- oanut Kisses, Mrs. W. Jeffrey, Mrs. Schnurr. Shortbread, Mrs. A. chnurr, W. J. Henderson. Muffins, whole \sheet flour, Mrs. A. H. '‘Ed - sear, Mrs. Wm. McKenzie. rally Roll, frs. Schamr, Mrs. W.. jeffrey, Six ream Puffs, ;qrs. W. M. Henry, Mrs. obi- Warwick. NieBread, one loaf, Mes.-W, M. Henry, Mrs. A. Schnurr. Jelly, 1 pint, apple, Mrs. T. C. Wil- son, Mrs. H. A. Fuss. Jelly, 1 pint, any other variety, Mrs. T. C. Wilson, MTS. Wirt. MCKeriZie, Maple Syrup, 1 goart, Fred Toll & Sons, R. & R, Proctor. Collection of Fruits, 6 var- ieties, pt. jars, Mrs. H. Desjardine, ! Mrs. Chas. VanNorrean, Ifra A. &ileum Celettion ef canned vege- ; tables, S varieties, 'Mrs, Wm. j. Web- ber., Mrs, Ches. VenNorman, Mrs, A. Isiarnaalatle, .varieties in p t glasses, Mrs. H. Deelatdine;13. R. Proctor, Mrs. Chas. VeriNor- man. _ Tomato Catsup, Mrs, A. Scheme. Mrs. Wee Somers. Pickles, vegetable, Mrs. A. Schtturr, Mee. Ches. VanNorman. Picklee, •fruit, Mrs. Chas. VanNorman, Mtn. T. C. Wilson. Chili Sauce, Mrs, Jacob Bat- tler, Mrs. Archie Patterson. Cold Meat Sance.e, 2 varieties; Mrs. Chas. VanNorrnan, R & R. Proctor. Can- ned Chieken, 1 ,pint, Mr. T. C. Wil - ,son, Desja.rdint, Stinson Loaf, Mr.s. Adm Roberteou, A. Proc- or & Sone. Dieplay of Houty„ Thos. Salked, 'Clarence Clarke. Butter in Cried lbs., Mrs. W. jefirey, 13. 13dtt. Mrs tht, Mrs. Illuvitre,045e211,bsiriz attzsi(littd., Better, ornametatel, Mts. Tamwortins: -*Boar, over one yearniBrizablecombe. Plums, yellow, Thos, d la any .other winter variety, Mrs. R. T Brimblecembe, Mrs. Wm. McKenzie.' e Plume, bine, Thos. Salkeld, Mn. R. s James Hart, Sane Alton.. Boar, over Saikeld. Paeres, any other, Thos, Sal -t c four months and under one year, Sam' held, A. schemer, GFapes, emes. eehsee K Alton, Sam, Alton. Brood Sow, James. variety, open air, 8 bunches, Thos.1 s Har, Sam Alton. Sow, over four Saikeld, Mrs. R. Bilmblecombe Grap- c =oaths and under one year, James Hart, James Hart. Pair Bacon Hogs, any breed, 'Nor -mart Wade, James S. Cow.an. Pen ...of four Shoats, any breed, Y.foreneen Wade, jamas Se Cow- an. POULTRY Ducks. Pelzill or Aylesbury, ,Menfrie & Clarke, S. Re Wiley. Ducks, any other, alennie & .Clarke Clarence aarke. Geese, Tonlonsea Sas. Hetnt, nnetb Rinteel. Creese any other, 3ameSe Hann, Ed, Spielreather. Tur- keys, bronze, S. R. Wiley, Clarence Clarke. Bantams, ornamental., Men- & Clarke, W. I. Millet. B;entatres, Le, any variety, Mennie & 'Clarke, Mamie and, Clarke. Game, any e;ther,,. a es, red variety, open air, 3 bundles., A mos. Salkeide Lorne Woods. Grants, s bine or black, opera air, bunches, Those Salkeld. • Collection of Fruits - 5 varieties; of Apples, corectly named, dessert,' c valuable for e-voort use, 5 of each, R Thos. Salkeld, Lorne Woods, 5 Tar - of apples, 5 of eath, named, coolieig, 2 fall and 2 -winter, Wellate Miller, Thos. Salkeld. Display of ap- ples, aey variety, to be displayed in cone shape, uith circular base, 17 in - hs in diameter, Wallace Miller, T. GRAIN &VD SEEDS • Timothy, quarter buslael, Sam Al- ton, D. Borba. Fall wheat, red, IL A. Kenneth Rintoal„ Kenteth Kinked- Fussi, D. Botha. Fall Wheat, white, Pigeons., best exhibit, boys reind' 16. Jesse vAleeter, wrseans spring CharIeY Danbrook, Charleer Dan- Vheet, A. Schmidt, Amend Schnurr. Legherne, brown, male, S. R. Wiley, Susan laaleite Peas, 'Pony Berbezieb 5. R, Leghorns, brown, fe- Sem Alton. Poste, anv other, D. e, S. R. Wiley, Mamie & Clarke. orho, Spellenechess. White Oats, egherns, While, male, Menthe 'esi A.. Schmidt, Jesse Wheeler.. Blaek larke, 1\feennie Clarke. Legboensa Oats, A. Sclimide, Clareute Clarke, female, ldermie Cla•rlre, S. %Oen variety, Woo Deese; A. IleSee Leghorns, tea male, Melanie:Schmidt. Field Corn, tient, 6 ears,' Kennet.h Leghorns Alex, Stewart, jaoob 33aitler. Field Mennie & Cherlee, Men- Coen, Mot, 6 ears, A. Schmidt jatola' =gel Jacob Battler. Ralf 4otera Stalks of' Etasil- .S C tons'aviy fn Mennie bereed, Miner. 5. Rotts, white, We 1 fertzle, Viev, Rhode • Millet,. Reds, Mit Sone On • MitiOnta...S., ri•Mem:1k & Clarke., 'variety, mile; Men- ai:Battier. O3ng- Ieis C. Plymouth' Miller, S.: trarregt:.iott.. Bast Wil.reaa', 'weed Phi ROA., ,artirick, Mrs, 13. Brimble,- rCheese Disla, Mrs, T. C. Wit - 11. Wilk:IL On dotera freilt, .1Ers. Itenry McNkhol, W. jeltresf. flea 'tair Dressed I arlci,..,tiressed, Fred Toll & s. Chiolteri Pie,un§. W. M. Hen. T, C. Wilson, Best tight ttge COrrl, Amend Schnurr, FL, Des-. iardines. Best collection of Grain and Seeds in pint battle, bona under 16,, ern Alton„ WIZ). J„ Webber. Best collettion of Weed Seeds, in half oz bralltenirne4, boys end girlseund neon, lire. A. 3?aftnr- lactinpressed injurio boys' d ,girlei tier, Winnifred ea' e. ed .1. Stet Met:- tinnler eo esgE fl white. ib Battler C. Witt v aty r, ceie tart, D. Borlho, Mine. 3„ .1) *day, ttobej I RANTEEP:10. Kellogg's Corn Flakes must always be uniformly high in quality. They are sold with the personal guarantee of W. K. Kellogg: "if you are not more than satisfied, return the empty red.and-green package and we will refund your money." Made by Kellogg in London, Ont. fir tides of food suitable for working- man's supper, Mrs. •II, Desjardine, Mrs. -12, Brimblecombe, Mrs. W. Jef- • frey. Home-made hard Soap, Mrs. H. McNichol, Mrs. Wm. McKenzie. Fruit Salad, Mrs. T. C. Wilson, Mrs. R. Brimblecombe, Vegetable Salad, • R. & R. Proctor, Mrs, R. Brimblecombe. Salad Dressing, 1 pint, Mrs. G. Gill- espie, Mrs. H. Desjardine. PLANTS AND FLOWERS . Asters, Amand Schnurr, Mrs. Thos. Kew-, Dahlias, T. C. Wilson, Ansand Schnurr. Arna.nd Schnurr, Mrs. R. Brimblecombe. Pansies, Mrs. Thos. Kew. Petunias, Miss Carrick, Mrs. J. A. Hone. Phlox Drummonde Wm. Webber, Mrs. R. Brimblecombe, Phlox, Perennial, Mrs. j. A. Hone. Sweet Peas, Amend Schnurr. Stocks, Mrs. Thos. Kew, Mrs. J. A. Hone. Zinnias, 'Mrs. A. H. Edgar, Mrs. Thos. Kew. Marigolds, Mrs. Thos. Kew, Amend Schnurr. Calendulia, afrs. Thos. Kew, Mrs. R. Brimble- combe, Gaillardia, Mrs. A. H. Edgar, Mrs. j. A. Hone. Snapdragons, Am- ami Schnurr, Mrs. Adam Robertson. &aldose, Mrs. Thos, Kew, Arnand Schnurr, •Salpiglossia, Win. Webber, Mrs. j. A. Hone. Straw Flowers, Am- end Scimurr, Mrs, R. Brimblecombe. Geranium, double, white; Mrs. j. D. Beecroft. Geranium, double, any oth- er, A. Proctor & Sons, Mrs. A. Rob- ertson. Roses, Mrs. A, H. Edgar, Arnaud Schnurr. Floral Design for cemetery decoration, Mrs. R. Brim- blecombe, Miss Carrick. Floral de- sign for indoor decoration, Mrs. Thos. Kew, Mrs. R. Brimblecombe. Basket of Annuals, Mrs. Thos. Kew, Mrs. A. Bishop. Bouquet, table, Amend Schnurr, Mrs, R. Brimblecombe. Bou- quet, hand, hard plants, Mrs. Thos, Kew, Miss .Carrick. Bouquet, hand, tender plants, Mrs. R. Brimblecombe, Mrs. Thos. Kew-. Tuberous Begonia, Mrs. A. Robertson, Mrs. J, D. Bee- croft. Fuschia, Mrs. Robt. Warwick, Mrs. Thos. Kew. Best collection of Potted Plants, Mrs. Thos. Kew Mrs. R. Brimblecombe. Foliage Plant col- lection, Mrs. H. McNichol, Mrs. • R. Brimblecombe. Hanging Basket or Pot of Potted, Plants, Mrs. R. Brim- blecombe, Mrs. Thos. Kew. LADIES' WORK (Hand Made) • Embroidery, solid white, Mrs. A. Hehn, Mrs. Savage. Embroidery, eye- let, Mrs. A. Hehn, Mrs, Brimble- combe. Embroidery, Roman cut -work, Mrs. j. S. McKenzie, Mrs. Sav- age. Embroidery, conventional de- sign, colored, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Alex. 111. Stewart. Embroidery, Bul- garian, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. H. A. Fuss. Embroidery, French Knot, Mrs. Wm. Somers, Mrs. j. S. McKen- zie. Embroidery, modern cross stitch, (Continued on Page Three) WILL YOU HAVE She is free . She can travel • . The narrow routine of a "dependent relative will never place the stamp of age upon her. She is alert, wanted, part of the life .aronnd her, 4Because • At 30 she began to buy a Mutual Life Pension Policy • 6. her investment grew as' she shared in the inofits of the Company now she receives a monthly cheque and Will receive it as long as she lives. 016.90 saved irloothly froth aro 30 to 65 will provitleo pension of $50 onoitthly for life ot 85, Annuol dividemh *nay be sued to reduce the $10.90 Inrytneno or increase the posti6m, Pensiont tan i$1.0 i $6,, 35 or 60.) 141UTUAILLIIIVE 1A17 sauranoo Company CANTA1RA Established/369 NVATRRLOO -Owed ' ONTARIO Mg' Potityhohferek. NoolOo...pm. ors% 10.10111•1•116ahl...... 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