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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1927-09-29, Page 2WINGUAM FALL FAIR (Continued from page i) McMillen. Ewe iamb ---f art Caldwell, Jas. Con - =11.' Downs, any other:. Aged rant with pedigree -W. M. Henry, David Fortune. Ram lamb, selling class -W. M. Henry (zst and 2nd,). Aged ,ewe W. M. Henry (1st and 2nd). Shearling ewe --W. M. Henry, Ewe lamb --W. M. Henry (rst). PIGS Berkshires: Boar 1927, not less 4 mos, -Walter Carruthers. Sow 1927, not less 4 mos. -S, Alton (est and 2nd). Breeding sow -S. Alton, W. Car- ruthers, Yorkshires; Boar prior 1927, with pedigree-- S. edigree-S. Alton. Sow 1927-Robt. Coultes, S, Alton, Breeding sow -S, Alton, Tamworths: Boar, 1927, not less 4 mos. -S. Al- ton, Clem. Steffler. Sow 1927 --Clem. Steffler, S, Alton. Breeding sow -Clem, Steffler, S..A1- tore WINGK M ADVANCE -TIMES Thursday, September 29th, 917 Specimen darning -M. McCauley, Hand hemming -Airs. Coulter, llliss Hamilton. Tea towels, embroidered Isabel POULTRY • Class 19: Geese; Toulouse -S. Alton. Bantams -W. L Miller. Nortrop, Mrs. Beattie, '.Towel, embroidered,- Mrs. Coulter, Mrs. Savage,' ]?lain apron, girl under 1z •--' M. Hamilton M. McCattlev. Crochet edging, girl under re -M. Hamilton,, M. McCauley, Fancy -handkerchiefs -Mrs, Coulter, Mrs. Savage, - Pieced quilt 'block -M, McCauley, Margaret Coulter, Fancy bed spread -Mrs, Savage. Collection fancy work -Mrs. Sav- age, Isabel Nortrop. Collection baking -Mrs. G. H. Coul- ter, Collection homemade candy -Mrs. Adam Robertson, Mrs. Coulter. 3 lbs. butter -Mrs. A. Robertson, M. Hamilton, Helen Edgar, Chucolat cake -Mrs, Coulter, FINE ARTS Oil Painting: Landscape or marine -Miss Living- stone, Mrs. G M. Robertson, Fruit or flowers -Mrs. J. E. Robin- son, Miss Livingstone.. Animals - Mrs. G. M. Robertson, Miss Livingstone. Figure subject -Miss Livingstone. Still life -Miss Livingstone. Any other subject, original -Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Savage. i Collection paintings -Miss Living - Living Room or Library Furnish- ings: Table runner, embroidered - Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Savage. Table runner,. other -Mrs. Savage, Mrs., G. T. Robertson, Table centre, colored linen, embroi- dered -Miss Carrick, Miss Living- stone. Sofa pillow, embroidered -Ars. R. Beattie, Mrs. Robertson. Sofa pillow, any other -Mrs, Rob- ertson, Mrs. Savage. Card table cover -Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Copeland, Lamp shade -Mrs. J. S, McKenzie, Mrs. G. T. Robertson. Hand made curtains -Mrs. McKen- zie, Mrs. Robertson. Dining room furnishings: Luncheon set, 'embroidered -- Mrs. Savage, Mrs. J. S. McKenzie. Luncheon set, other -Mrs. Savage, Mrs. McKenzie, Bridge luncheon set -Miss Living- stone, Mrs, G. M. Robertson. Breakfast set Mrs, Savage; Mrs. McKenzie, Tea cloth-- Mrs. McKenzie,' Miss. 1V. Leghorns, male -Jas. A. Scott stone, Mrs. G. M. Robertson. (est and 2nd). Water Colors: W. Leghorns, female -Jas. A. Scott Landscape or marine -s -Miss Living (1st and 2nd). stone, Mrs. R. Beattie. Minorcas, male -W. L Miller. Figure - .Miss Livingstone, Miss Minorces, female -W. L Miller. Carrick. Anconas, chickens - Noble Young Still life Miss Livingstone. (rat and 2nd).Collection hiss Livingstone, Mrs. Anconas-Noble Young . (1st and Savage, 2nd). Drawing. B. P. Rocks, male -W. 1. Miller, Crayon, any subject - Mrs, C. R. (1st and 2nd). Copeland, Miss Livingstone, B. P. Rocks. female -W. I. Miller • Crayon, light and shade -Miss Liv - (1st and 2nd), ingstune. R. I. Reds, female -Noble Young Crayon, figure- Miss Livingstone, (est and and). Mrs. Savage. W. Wyandottes, reale-W. I. Mil- Pencil drawing -Miss Carrick, Mrs. ler, Robt, A. Powell. Savage: MV, Wyandottes, female -W. I. Mil- Pen and ink Miss Carrick, Miss ler, Clem. Steffler. Livingstone. Chickens: Crayon, pastel- Miss Livingstone, Ducks -S. Alton, Mrs. Savage. i3antams-W. L Miller. China Painting: W. Leghorns ,male -W. I, Miller Realistic design -Mrs.' G. M. Rob - (1st and 2nd). • ertson, Miss Livingstone. M•YW.- Leghorns, female -W. L Miller, Conventional design -Miss, Living-` J. A. Scott. stone, Mrs. G. M. Robertson. Minorcas, male -W. I. Miller (rst: Ornament or vase - Mrs. G. M. and 2nd), Robertson, Miss Livingstone. Minorcas, female W. I. Meller (est Lustre or matt work -Miss 'Living - and 2nd). stone, B. P. Rocks, male - W. L Miller Any other kind -Mrs. Robertson, (rst and 2nd). 1Miss Livingstone. B. P. Rocks, f' male -W. 1. Miller Original design -Miss Livingstone.' (rat and 2nd). Collection -Mrs.' G. M. Robertson, W. P. Rocks, male -W. L Miller. Miss Livingstone. W. P. 'Rocks, female -W. I. Miller. Collection work done 1927 - Miss R. I. Reds, male -Noble Young. ' Livingstone. R. L Reds, female -Noble Young PLANTS AND FLOWERS (1st and, 2nd). Judge -J, M. Graham; florist. W. Wyandottes, male -\V. L Mil- Asters -Mrs. G. M. Robertson, Mrs. ler, Noble Young. Thos. Kew. W. Wyandottes, female -\V, L .Mil- • Dahlias -G. H. Coulter, Mrs. Kew. ler. Gladioli - Mrs. Kew, Mrs. C. R. Wyandottes, any other, male -W. Copeland. ' L Miller: Pansies - Mrs. Kew, Mrs. Walter Wyandottes, any other, female -W. Jeffrey. I. Miller (1st and 2nd). Petunias -Mrs. G. H. Tervitt, Mrs. ; ter. Best pair utility fowl -W. I. Mil -Kew. ; r . Three pieceswater calor, any age ler (est and 2nd). Four cockerels, bred for export- Women's Institutre. Stock -T. C. Wilson, DOMESTIC NEEDLECRAFT Zinnias -Mrs. Robt. Beattie, Mrs. Apples: • Quilt, pieced, cotton -Mrs. E. W. Robertson. Alexander -W. J. Henderson, Thos. .Orvis, Mrs. W. S. Mitchell. Marigolds T. C. Wilson, Mrs. Taylor. Display apples --W, Miller, > O. Campbell, DAIRY AND PROVISIONS judge -B, J. Beninger, Btead, brown -Mrs. Jeffrey, G. H. Coulter, Mrs. G. M. Robertson. Bread, white -Mrs. Theo?. Fineen, Mrs. W. Wilson, Mrs. Jeffrey, Buns -Mrs, G. M. Robertson, Ivirs,' T. Finnen. Tea biscuits -, Mrs. G.. H. 'Tervitt, M. McCauley, , Ginger bread -Mrs. Jeffrey, Mrs, E. W. Orvis. Fruit cake -Mr's. G. M. Robertson, Mrs. Orvis, \V • . Wellings Layer cake, light -Mrs. G, M. Rob- ertson, Mrs, C. R. Copeland, Layer cake, dark -Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. 1:effray. Apple pie -Mrs. Finnen, Mrs. T, Taylor. Pumpkin pie --Mrs. G. M' Robert- son, W. J. Henderson.. Lemon pie -Mrs. G, M. Robertson, `V« Wilson. Cheese tarts -Mrs. Finnen, W. Wil - Livingstone, Centrepiece, white embroidered Mrs. Robertson, Miss Livingstone, Centrepiece, colored linen, embroi- dered -Mrs. Savage, Mrs. G. T. Rob- ertson. Tray cloth -Mrs. G. T. Robertson, Mrs. McKenzie. b - Serviettes -Mrs. G. T. Robertson, Mrs. •R Beattie. Buffet set, colored linen - Mrs. Hawke, Miss Livingstone. Buffet set, white linen -Mrs. Sav- age, Mrs. G. T. Robertion, Bed Room Furnishings: Vanity set -Mrs. Savage, Mrs. G. T. Robertson. Hand towels -Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. E. W. Qrvis. Guest towels -Mrs. Savage, Mrs. G. T. Robertson. son, ' Doughnuts -W. Wellings, E. W. Orvis, Oatmeal cuokies-Mrs. A, H. Ed- gar, Mrs. Jeffrey. ,,a Cocoanut kisses -Mrs. A. Robert- son, Mrs. L 1I: Bennett, Wallace Mil- ler. "' Shgrtbread-Mrs. L. A. Bennett, Mrs. 0, H, Tervitt, Apple ' jelly -- Mrs. W. A. McGill, Mrs. G. H. Tervitt. Jelly; oilier -Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. A. H. Edgar. Maple syrup - "kV. J. Henderson, Mfrs.- Bennett. Maple sugar -Andrew Schmidt. Collection fruit -Mrs, G. M. Rob- ertson, Mrs. Hawke,Mrs. Copeland. Marmalade --Mrs. ' Bennett. Catsup -Mrs. Tervitt, Mrs. Kew. Pickles, vegetable -Mrs. W. Jeffrey, Mrs. Copelar'3. Bath towel and face cloth - Miss Pickles, fruit -Mrs. G. M. Robert - Livingstone, Mrs. G. M. Robertson. son, Mrs. Copeland. , Pillow slips -Mrs. Beattie, Mrs. G. Pickles, 'other -Mrs, Jeffrey, Mrs. T. Robertson. Copeland. • Boudoir lamp shade -Mrs, G. T. Doz. ,eggs -J. A. Scott, Mrs. J. D. Robertson, Mrs. C. R. , Copeland. Beecroft. Pair curtains, hand trimmed -Mrs. Butter in crocks -Mrs. A. Robert- i'. S. McKenzie, Miss Livingstone. . son, Mrs. Finnen, Mrs. A. H. Edgar. Ladies' Personal Wear: Butter, pound prints -Mrs. Jeffrey, Night robe -Mrs. G. T. Robertson, Mrs. A. Robertson, Mrs. A. H. Edgar. Mrs. J. D. Beecroft. Butter, ornamental -Mrs, G. H. Or- Kimona-112rs. McKenzie, Mrs. G. vis, Mrs. L. A. Bennett. M. Robertson. , Fancy dressed ,chickens -Mrs. W. S. Step ins, hand made -Mrs. Beattie, ,Mitchell, Foster Marshall Mrs, Copeland. Nue. bread-Mlrs.,MV..McGill, Mrs. Dress slip, hand made -Mrs. Bee croft. Tea' apron -Mrs. G. T. Robertson, Mrs. Copeland. Fancy handkerchiefs -Mrs. G, T• Robertson, Mrs. Savage. Shopping bag -Mrs, Savage, Miss Livingstone. Hand' bag -Mrs. Savage, Miss Car rick croft, Mrs. A. Robertson. House dress -Miss Carrick, Mrs. L. • Chicken pie - W. J. Henderson, M. Bennett. Mrs. Walter Jeffrey. SCHOOL CHILDREN'S COM Salads: PETITION Fruit' salad - Mrs. R.obt. Beattie, G H. Tervitt. Canned vegetables -. Mrs. G. M. Robertson, Mrs. Jeffrey. Cold ,neat sauces -Mfrs. C. R. Cope- land, 14Irs. G. H. Tervitt. Eight articles food Suitable work- ing man's supper -Mrs. A. Robertson, Mrs. \V. S. Mitchell, Mrs. Jeffrey. Canned chicken -Mrs, J. D. Bee- , Mrs. G. .H, Tervitt. Judge - Miss U McLean, teacher Vegetable. salad -Mrs. G, M. 'Rob- Lower Wingham school, ertson, Mrs. Tervitt. Map Huron County, under 12 years GRAIN AND SEEDS -Alvin .°Smith, Wight Reid, Mae'' • Timothy - Andrew Schmidt, Sam. Bird house,S under e2 Coulter. Alton.: ul Fall wheat, red -A. Schmidt, Sam. Alton. Fall wheat, white -LA. Schmidt, A. and W. McKague. 'eSpring wheat -A. Schmidt; S. Al- ton. Small white peas -T. C. Wilson, S. Alton. Peas, other -A. Schmidt, Wat. Car- ruthers. White oats -A. and W. `McKague, A. Schmidt. Black oats -A. Schmidt, S. Alton. Batley A. Schmidt, W. Js Currie. Field corn, flint -A. Schmidt, Geo. McEwan. i Ensilage corn, 6 stalks -Geo; Mc- Ewan, W. J. Currie. , 8 -in, sheaf white oats -A. and W. McKague, Geo. Mc.Ewan. Bush. white oats, Field Competition -A. and W. McKague. Collection grain acid, seeds, boys- S. oy s -S. Alton, A, Schmidt; ' Collection weed seeds, boys and girls -W. J. Henderson; S. Alton. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES Beans, small white - Mrs, Frank Beninger, Mrs, G. M. Rdbertson. Beans, large white -Marjorie Ham- ilton, T. C. Wilson:' Beans, other - Marjorie Hamilton, J, D. Beecroft. Beets, long red -A, Schmidt, 5. Al- ton. Beets, other -A. Schmidt, O.:Catnp- 'heli, Carrots, field -A. Schmidt; S. Al- ton. Carrots, table, short -A. Schmidt, W. J. Currie. Carrots, table, intermediate -: A. Schmidt, M. Hamilton. Mangold wurtzel, long -A. Schmidt. Mangold wurteel, int; -A, Schmidt. .Parsnips -A. Schmidt, Mrs. A. H. dgar. Radishes, winter- A. Schmidt. Suer teangold-A. Schmidt. Turnips, 'Swede -A. Schmidt, Main Roo b cbc rtson. Sweet peas Mrs. G. M. Robertson, -Mary Robertson, Jean Copeland. FRUIT W. L Miller (rst and end). Judge -Arch. Green, Mansfield. Quilt, fancy -Mrs. E. W. Orvis. lKew. Gilt, log cabin -Mrs. E. W. Orvis. ` Design for cemetery decoration - Quilt, crochet - Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Kew, Mrs. Jeffrey, airs. Savage. Basket annuals -Mrs. Kew. Quilt, applique :Mrs. Orvis, Mrs. Bouquet -Mrs. W. S. Mitchell, Mrs „Savage. C. R. Copeland. Fancy bed spread -Mrs. Savage, Bouquet, hand, tender plants -Mrs, Mrs. Mckenzie. W. S. Mitchell, Mrs. G. M. Robert- a, 'Comforter, hand made -Mrs. W. son. Jeffray. Geranium, double scarlet -Mrs. Ad Woolen socks,' fine -Miss Living- am Robertson, Mrs. J. D. Beecroft. stone, Mrs. Orvis. Geranium, double -Mrs, G. H. Ter- Woolen mitts, coarse -Mrs. G. M. vitt, Mrs. A'Robertson, Robertson, Miss Livingstone. Geranium, single - Mrs. Beecroft, Work apron Miss Livingstone, Mrs. C. R., Copeland. Mgrs. G. T. Robertson. Begonia -Mrs. Tervitt. Workingman's shirt -Mrs. McKen- LADIES WORK, HAND MADE ,zie, Mrs. Savage. Needlework: Child's dress, from old garment Judge -Jack Dundas, Markdale, If. McCauley. Embroidery, solid white -Mrs. Sav; Play dress or tontper-Mrs, J. E. age, Mrs. G. T. Robertson. Robinson, Mrs, J. D. Beecroft. Embroidery, eyelet - Mrs, Savage, Mat, braided _ -. Miss Livingstone,' Mrs. C. R. Copeland. Mrs. Walter Jeffrey, Embroidery, Roman cut work- Mat, honked rag -Mrs. Orvis, Mrs. Stirs. Robertson, Miss Livingstone. Waiter Jeffrey. Embroidery, conventional, colored Girls' Department, hand made: ---Mrs. Savage, Miss Livingstone. IJreseeed doll -Mrs. Savage, Mrs. G. Embroidery, Bulgarian -Miss Liv - H. Coulter. ing,tune, Mrs. Savage. Cre het in wool -Mrs'. Savage, Mrs. Embroidery,h k Coulter: Crochet in vitt c,rt---MSrs. Mrs, Savage. Centrepiece, emhroidereti i --Mrs, Coulter,, Mrs. Savage "•wtttr: ,i::ee, colored entbrra fit mage, 1•tarjotie Hamilton. Si ow - Mrs. i -attie, Yvonne McPherso Siff buttal:n, ht te, - M a aMS. McCauley. citing --Mrs. vScCaixley, A.O.V., red,; - Wallace Miller, O. Campbell. A.O.V., green -W. A. McGill, W. G. M. Reid. Baldwin -W. Miller, W. H. Moore. Ben Davis -..W. killer, W. 3. Cur- rie. Blenheim -W. J. Henderson, Mrs. A. H. Edgar. Crab W. Miller, W. J. Currie. Fallawater-Thos. Taylor. Pameuse or•Snow-Q. Campbell. ' Golden Russett -T. Taylor; W. Mil- ler. Gravenstein-W. Miller, J. D. Bee- croft. Holland Pippen-W. A. McGill. . King -W. Miller, 0.'Campbell. Maiden. Bizet - W. Miller; T. H. Moore. Northern Spy -W. G. M. Reid, W, Miller, Ribstou-W. A, McGill. Roxboro Russett -W, Miller. Tolman Sweet --\V. Miller, F. Ben- inger. Wagner -W. Miller, T.H. Moore.. Wealthy -T. Tayki W. Miller. Q-uince:s-S, Alton. Pears, Bartlett ---W, G. M. Reid; W. C:arruthers.. Pears, other -W. -Carruthers, An- drew Schmidt. Pears, winter -R, A. Powdll, S. Al- ton, Plums,, blue -W. A. McGill, Plus„ yellow -T. C. Wilson. ?Tutus, other. y- T.: C. Wilson. Collection %reit: ... Apples, export W. Miller, 0. C'ainpbell, Apples, dessert - W. Muter, t7, Cartapbeil. French not-- 'Miss 1 i ing tone;, Mrs. Robertson. r�ultcr, Embroidery, modern cross stitch - Mrs. Savage, Mfrs. Robertson. white Tatting -Mrs. Savage, Miss Living - stone. ' igirred Tatted c iis-Miss Carrick, hllsg Livingstone. Filet crochet; fide - i1 1.t Mrs. J. S. McKenzie. Irish crochet Miss Livingston Mae. J. S, McKenzie. Swedish weavin1, Mrs, Savage, ••e. �� Mrs, McKenzie, cant Coulter, M Savage, c tinted on page 7) Wingham's Big Gash Store Pay Cash and Buy far Lees: Attractive Bargains for this Week's Selling �. e , Buy Here and ve Monkey ! 1045 A11 Wool FLANNEL yd.1e 19 1 .3 ALL WOOL SERGE yd. 998c 1. BALL WOOL SANTOY yd. 10 19 Silk CANTON CREPE yd.2,9 3.19 1.25 COLORED PONGEE yd. 89c 1.95 BLACK DUCHESS yd. 1.,5 9 .25SHOT TAFFETTA yd, 1.89 7 5 c ALL WOOL SERGE yd. 59C 75c ALL WOOL TWEED yd. 59C 1 000ALL WOOL TWEED yd. 89c 50c RAYON SILK HOSE pair 29c 50C WORSTED HOSE. pair 39c 1.00SILK-WOOL HOSE pair 59c 3 1p 2c�5� SILK -WOOL' HOSE pair 79c 65c CASHMERE HOSE' pair 49c 15C HANDKERCHIEFS each 9C 60c RUBBER APRONS each 39c 2 5 c RUBBER PANTS (seconds) 1 r' e 25c TALCUM POVSDER2 for 29c 10C HAIR NETS per dozen 29c 1.25 UMBRELLAS each 99 e 19c SUN VISORS each 15c, SWIM I.59 PICTURES -_ -, each 98c 12 2 c FELTOL MATS -..-..,_._• each 10C 1,00FLOOR WAX ,-._�- tin .75c 5c 10 c CURTAIN RODS ..... each. 1.25ALUMINUM KETTLES ea. 89 C 25c NURSE - CLOTH yd. 19c 35C GALATEA ..... yd. 29c 22c GINGHAM .yd. 1 5c 60cART SATEEN'.::.,.:_...:_. yd. 39c 25c FACTORY COTTON yd. 1 5c 30e GLASS TOWELLING yd, 19c 39c LINEN TOWELS -..... each 29c 1©SOFANCY TOWELS _._._ each 8C 5.25'LUNCHEON SETS each 3.69 2045BEE! SPREADS each 1.89 7 5 c SILK STRIP VESTS each 59c 90c SILK STRIP BLOOMERS 75c ' ° 1.50UNTON VESTS (seconds) 89C 50C COTTON BLOOMERS pr„ 39 Jtl511► ® FLETT GOWNS ..._._._ each a r l 1.79 FLETT PYJAMAS each -1.19 1,25FLETT GOWNS .........- each 89c 50c LISLE SOCKS w .._ .pair 19e o 15c COL BORDER HKFS, each 9 C 30C LINEN HKFS. __ each 19c 1 025 SILK TIES 50c SOFT COLLARS each 89c each 19c 1075HOUSE DRESSES 50c KIDDIE DRESSES 2.95 RAIN CAPES .:...:-_.._..'. 1. each '98c each 39c each 1.29 3095RAIN COATS __..--__. each 2.98 5.9 S RAIN SLICKERS __ each 3.49 100 ONLY GLASS MIXING BOWLS, Five Piece Sets (per set) 89c ATTRACTIVE COATS NEWEST DRESSES CHOICE MILLINERY PROPER CORSETS These Lines Are Being Featured In The Ready -To -Wear Department.; WE SOLICIT YOUR 'INSPECTION AT ALL TIMES ' Music from . 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