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The Wingham Advance Times, 1929-10-10, Page 3Gorrie Vidette Thursday, pcttober loth, 1929 READY IN TWO MINUTES! A HOT NOURISHING BREAKFAST With all the bran of the whole wheat iAlilithe bodybuilding elements of the whole wheat, nothing ailed, nothing taken away. So easy to serve and so delicious- 1ymourishing. Gives new vigor and life to tired tissues. Serve. with hot of cold milk or fruits. „ t r 1 - •'lli�jjl��- , Befor GYPROC At trivial expense Gyproc will convert,,space now wasted into one or more extra rooms. Flrevrstor Wallboard For Sale By Rae & Thompson - Buchanan Hdwe. Company, R. J. Hueston ..at s VVingham, - Ont. VVingham, Ont. Corrie, Ont. SHEET STEEL CEILINGS Stop falling plaster; end unsightly cracked mill- ings. Easy to put up quickly and once up they stay. No dust or fitter. Eaay to clean or paint, GALVANIZED SHINGLES for The Roof Handsome, inexpensive, fireproof,easytolayover old roofs -permanent: Get the facts. Ask your tinsmith or carpenter. ' � oo ( You will never tl�e urc6ase p Sheet Steel ! 1.1. GALVANIZED • SIDING a,no.o forrOutaide'Wafis 'Free .attractive pat• regret terns.' 'With building of a paper are warm, dry mndproof. Easy to put Ceiling- onand paint. --7.-_ BEAUTIFUL -- FIRE -PROOF Sheet Steel Ceilingslook well, resist fire effect. ively. Add brightnessto halls, stores, churches schools, kitchens and bathrooms. Do nothing rices an yfull particulars. PRIZE WVINNBRS OF. GORRIE FAIR Horses Agricultural t3tood Mare --Telford Montgomery, Dwight Rayson. Foal -Telford 'Montgomery, Geo. Baker,. Gelding or Filly, one year old- Alex, McDonald, Mel. McMillan., Gelding or Filly two years old- Alex McDonald, Telford Montgon,- ere, Gelding or Filly three years old - J., B. ld-J..B. Darroch,James Johnston.. Team. in harness- Alex McLaugh- lin, E..: ;. ,Fallis, R. 5. Sanderson; Meavy Draft Brood .Mare -j,' B. Darroch, Har•- vey Sparling. ' Foal -L t1.;• Earl, Mel, McMillan. Gelding ,or Filly one year old -J: 13. Darroch. Gelding or Filly two years old- Alex •MeDofald, Edgar Jacques: • Gelding or Felly three years old.... Gordon Brown. Teann in harness---Robt.. Graham. Team in harness that has never won prize money -J. 13. Darroch, Best Farmer's turnout -Robs. Gra- ham, Alex McLattglili:tt, Best horse on grounds -Root. Gra- ham, Roadsters :Brood ±mare --Emerson Deckert. Foal- 1 merson Deekert,, elding or 1ally`..tlne year oldd m+ liAtAn• MAO erson Deckert, Mel McMillan. Gelding or Filly two years old- Jno, Zieglar, '.Geo, McKee, Single Roadster -j, P. Davidson, W, J. Roberts,' Jas. Collins. Team' in Harmless -H; W. Simpson. Carriage Brood .mare -j. B. 13anrocli, Dwight Rayson. Foal -Dwight Rayson. Gelding or Filly one year old - Chas. Black, J. B. Dararoacla. Gelding or filly two •y'earls ,old J, 1t3, Darroch, Single carriage horse -Otto Jo- hann, J,. D. Johnston, Geo. -:Darroch. Bet horse in carriage or Roadster classes -Geo, Darroch. Team in harness ---Geo. Darroch; Lloyd Lee. Best General purpose team -W. G. Wetherspoon, Emerson Deckert, Gentleman's outfit--J.;P, Davidson; W. 5. Roberts, 5 1), Johnston. Lady Drive -J, P. Davidson, W. J, 12 berts 5. D. Johnston. 4i > Highest Hurdie jumper --Geo, Dar- roch, Albert Johnston -equal, j Specials Best farmer's 'outfit-:-Robt, Gra- ham. 1341 agricultural or heavy draft colt ---Alex McDonald, 13est boy driver under, 16y ears - W. R,'Fallis. Best .turnout -j, P.Davidson. Best 11.929 colt sired by Royal Ran- kin -Mel McMillan, Dan WWlkoal, Rich, Bennett, Mel McMillan,' 13est ticul:tlfiaa les Alex 1VIes Laughlin, Best heavy draff't te'ant-Robs, G•ra- ba'rn. Best Lady' Deiver-5, P. Davidso i, Horse wilnning Diploma in class 1' and 2 -Robs. 'Graham. Horse winning Diploma in 'odass 3 and 4 -:Geo. Darroch, Best Heavy Draft, Agricultural or General .Purpose 'Horse -Root, Gra- 'ham, Lest light 'horse -Chas. Black, Best Heavy Draft team-Robt. 'Gra'hatn. Beat handling of automobile by lady -Vern. Abram, Saddle Morse- Jno. Richardson, Geo. Darroch, Best team on grounds, $25, special by S. J. Greer-Robt. Graham, Cattle Short Horns Bull three years' old -Harvey Spor- ting. Bull under three years -R. J. San- derson, Bull calf -R. J, Sanderson 1 and 2, Bull with 3 of his get under three years -R. J. Sanderson. Cow four years or over -R. J. San- derson. Cow under four years -R. J. Sand- erson, Heifer two year old -R, J. Sander- son 1 and 2. Heifer calf -R. 5. Sanderson 1 and 2. Herd -R. J. Sanderson, Female, any age -R. J. Sanderson. Dual Purpose Heifer two years ' old -T. A. Shear- er. Heifer calf -T. A. Shearer, R. J. Sanderson. Herefords Cow over four years -Jas. Down- ey, 1 and 2. Cow under four years -Jas. Down- ey, 1 and 2, Heifer .two years old -Jas. Downey 1and 2. Yearling Heifer -Jas. Downey. Bull Calf -Jas. Downey 1 and 2. Heifer Calf -Jas. Downey 1 and 2. Bull any age or breed - Harvey Sparling, R. 5. Sanderson. Herd -Jas, Downey. Female, any age -Jas. Downey. Grades Cow -Jas. Downey, Yearling Heifer -R, 5. Sanderson, Jas. Downey. Holsteins Cow' over four years-Robt. Don- aldson 1 and 2. Cow under four years-Robt. Don- aldson 1 and 2. Heifer two years old -W. L. Lamb- kin, Robt. Donaldson. Yearling. Heifer -W, L. Lambkin, Robt. Donaldson. Heifer calf-Robt Donaldson 1 and 2. Bull calf-Robt, Donaldson 1 and 2. Grades Cow Jas. Downey. Heifer two years old Jas. Down- ey. Yearling Heifer -R. J. Sandersdn. Best two year old beef type heifer -Jas. Downey. Best dairy calf-Robt Donaldson. Best baby beef on grounds -R. J. Sanderson. Best Holstein herd-Robt Donald- son. Sheep Leicesters , Aged Ram -Gordon Brown. Shearling Rain -Gordon Brown, R. J. Sanderson. Ram Lamb -Gordon Brown, R. J. Sanderson. Ewe -Gordon Brown, R. J. Sand- erson, Shearling Ewe -Gordon Brown, R, J. Sanderson. Ewe Lamb -Gordon Brown 1 and 2nd.. Pen Sheep -Gordon Brown. Oxford Downs Aged Rant -W. M. Henry, Jas. Connell. Shearling Ram --W. M. Henry, Dwight Rayson. Ram Lamb -W. M. Henry 1 and 2. Shearling Ewe -W, M. Henry, Jas., Connell. Ewe Lamb -Jiro. Baylor, W. M. Henry.: ' Pen Sheep -Jas. Connell, Shropshires Agod Ram -W. M. Henry. Shearlinga i Ran W. M, Henry, '1, and 2. Ewe -W. M. Henry 1 and 2. Shearling Ewe -W, M. Henry, Ewe Lamb --W. M. Henry :1 and 2. Pen. Sheep ---W. M. Henry Dor set IIor n Aged Ram W, M. Henry. Shearling Ram- W M. "Henry, Charley Danbrook, Ewe --W., M. Henry, Chas, Dan. brook. Shearling l;we-W, M. Henry 1 and 2, Ram Lainb--W, M. Henry, Chas. Danbrook. Ewe Lamb -W. M. Henry 1 and 2• Pen Sheep -W. M. Henry. Grades Shearling Ewe=Charley Danbrook, Ewe Lamb -,-Charley Danbrook: Best Mutton Sheep, any breed - W. M. Henry, .Jas, Connell, Best Pair spring lambs -W. M. Henry. Swine Boar under one year -Oscar Fel- ker. Sow under one year -Oscar Fel- ker, 1 and 2. el-ker,1and2. Yorkshire, White Boar -Norman Wade. Boar under one year --W, L. Lamb- kin. Brood sow -Norman Wade, 1 and 2.: Sow under one year -Geo. Doug- las, W. L. Lambkin. Tamworth Boar over one year -George Doug- las. Boar under one year -Geo. Doug- las, 1 and 2. Brood Sow -Geo. Douglas, 1 and 2. Sow under one. year -Geo. Doug- las, 1 and 2. Pair bacon hogs, any breed -Geo. Douglas, Mrs. J. Musgrove. Specials Lorne Campbell -Pair bacon hogs -Geo. Douglas, Mrs. J. Musgrove, Pair pigs under six weeks -Geo. Baker. Best brood sow -George Douglas. Poultry Barred Rocks Cock -Jas. Do*riey. Hen -L. Brown, Jas. Downey. Cockerel -L. Brown, T. C. Wilson. Pullet -L. Brown, Mrs. J. Mus- grove. White Wyandottes Cock -Richard Doan, Jas. Downey. Hen -Richard Doan, Jas. Downey. Cockerel -Richard Doan. Pullet -Richard Doan. Rhode Island Reds Cock -J. Bilger, L. Brown. Hen -J. Bilger, L. Brown. Cockerel -T. C. Wilson, L. Brown. Pullet -L. Brown, 1 and 2. Leghorn, S. C. White Cock -J. Bilger, Jas. Downey. Hen -J, Bilger, Rich. Doan. Cockerel -L. Brown, 1 and 2. Pullet -T, C. Wilson. Leghorns, Buff Cock -A. W. Keil, 2nd. Hen -A. W. Keil. Cockerel -Richard Doan, A. W. Keil Pullet -A. W. Keil, Richard Doan. White Rocks Cock -R. Doan, L. Brown. Hen -L. Brown, R. Doan. Cockerel -R. Doan, T. C. Wilson. Pullet -R, Doan, T. C. Wilson. Leghorns, S. C., Brown Cock -T. C. Wilson, Cockerel -T. C. Wilson, 1 and 2. Pullet -T, C. Wilson, 1 and 2. Minorcas, Black Cock -W. Freeborn, L. Brown. Hen -J, Bilger, W. E. Freeborn. Cockerel- W. Z. Freeborn, ' L. Brown. Pullet -L. Brown, W. E. Freeborn. Anconas Hen -C. Bride, J. Bilger. Cockerel -L. Brown, 1 and 2. Pullet -C. Bride, W. Fallis. Silver Laced Homburgs • Cock T. C. Wilson, L. Brown. Hen -T. C, Wilson, L. Brown. Cockerel -L, Brown, T. C. Wilson. Pullet -T; C. Wilson, Pair Geese -Richard Doan, W. B. Fallis. Pair Pekin Ducks W. M. Henry. Pair Rouen ducks -Richard Doan, jas. Downey, Pair Indian Runner ducks - R. Doan, 1 and 2. Pair Guinea Fowl --Albert Toner. Pair Pigeons, Fantail -Chas. Dan- brook, 1 and 2; Pair Pigeons, any other -E. Dick- ert, C. Danbrook. Pen, 1 cock, 3 hens, heavy breeds -T. C. Wilson, Richard Doan, Pen, 1 cock, 3 hens -Richard Doan' L. Brown. Best pair 1929 chickens -Richard` Doan, L. Brown, Best pair milk -fed chickens, gray rocks or Wyandottes--Mrs, J. Mus- grove. Grain Red Winter Wheat Andrew. Schmidt. White Winter Wheat - .Andrew Schmidt, Spring Wheat -Andrew Schmidt, Neil McDormitt. Barley- Andrew Schmidt, T. A Sh earer. Small peas -Andrew Schmidt, Large Peas -T. C. Wilson, An- drew Schmidt. nils Beets -H, P. Douglas, ; W. Web - White Oats Andrew Schmidt, G. er, "Tomatoes, „ large -Mrs. C. Wil - A. Haines. lits Mrs. T -I, Stroh, ' Tomatoes/ Timothy SeedJas, R. Sterling. small -john �ilkSn, Neil Mc�erliitt. Dairy: Prodpc0 end :13:0410)1$ C,binage ;white -Mrs, C. Willits,' T, Packed butter, 10 lbs. -Mrs, Wm, Leonard, Geo. Baker. 5 pounds butter in rolls -Harvey Sparling, Geo. Baker, 2 prints butter -Harvey Sparling, Geo;: Baker; One dozen eggs, white -Mrs.. Wm. Leonard, E. A. Fallis, One dozen eggs, brown -Edgar Jacques, Thos. Hayden. Loaf home made bread -W,' A. Stinson, 5. P. Davidson. ' Apple Pie -Mrs. .Chas. Willits, J. P. Davidson.' Pumpkin Pie -W. R. Pains, Mrs. Chas': Willits, Half dozen bans -Mrs, John Bur- roughs, W. R. Fallis. Half dozen oatmeal cookies --John Giles, J. P. Davidson. Half dozen tea biscuits -J. P. Dav- idson, Mrs. Chas. Willits. Fruit cake -W. E. Freeborn, Mrs. Chas. Willits. Light layer cake -J. P. Davidson, Win. Pike, Dark layer cake -Geo. Baker, Jno. Giles. Date Bread -Wm. Weaber, John Wilkin. Six Tarts -W. Pike, J. P. David- son, '. Six Doughnuts -Geo. Baker, Mrs. Henry Stroh. Fancy Macaroons- Mrs. C. Wil- lits. Best Cheese ,Dish -John Giles, E. A. Fallis. Best variety of baking -W. R. Pal - lis, R. J. Sanderson. Marmalade -A. W. Feil, E. A. Fal - lis. Collection .jelly -Mrs . H. Stroh, Mrs. Chas. Willits. Collection of candied fruit -Emer- son Dickert, Mrs. Chas. Willits. Canned Raspberries- Mrs, Chas. 1Villits; W. Weaber. Canned Pears -Mrs. Chas. Willits, Emerson Dickert, Canned Plums -Mrs, Chas. Willits, Thos. Douglas. Canned Cherries -Emerson Dick- ert. Canned Peaches -Mrs. Chas. Will- its; Emerson Dickert, Preserved Strawberries- Mrs. C, Willits, Emerson Deckert. Black .Currant Jam- Mrs. Henry Stroh. Raspberry jam -Mrs. C. Willits. Grape jam -Mrs. Chas. Willits, Mrs. Henry Stroh. Apple Jelly -Mrs. Chas. Willits, Mrs. Henry 'Stroh. Grape jelly -W. Weaber, Mrs. H. Stroh. Canned Tomatoes -W. Weaber, Mrs, Chas, Willits. Canned Corn -W. Weaber, Mrs. C. Willits. Canned Peas -Mrs. Chas. Willits, Emerson Dickert. Cann ed Beans -John Wilkin, W. Weaber. Collection Pickles -Mrs. H. Stroh, Mars. C. Willits. Mustard Pickles -Mrs. H. Stroh, T. C. Wilson. Fruit Pickles -Mrs. W'm.'Leon ard, Mrs. Chas. Willits, Tomato catsup -Mrs, C. Willits, Mrs. H. Stroh. Maple Syrup -'W. R. Fallis, •Geo. Baker. Five Pieces cold lunch -John Wii- kin, john Giles, Vegetable salad -Mrs. C. R. Cope- land, W. Weaber, Home made candy -Mrs. C. •Wil- lits, Mrs. C. R. Copeland, 'Specials H. Ashton 5 pounds butter -Thos, Douglas. Robt. Ashton, 5 pounds butter -T. Douglas. Roots and Vegetables Potatoes, Irish Cobbler -Neil Mc- Dermitt, Jacob Bilger, Potatoes, any other, early -J. Bilger, G. A. Haines. Potatoes, green mountain- T. A. Shearer, G. A. Haines. 'Swede Tur- nips -Albert Toner, G A, Haines. Turnips, any other -And. Schmidt, W. E. Freeborn. Mangold, Red - G. A. Haines, Andrew Schmidt, Mangolds, white -G, A. Haines, A. Schmidt, Mangolcis, yellow -G. A, Haines, Andrew Schmidt. Carrots, garden -Emerson Dickers:, W. Free - burn. Carrots, field --And. Schmidt, W. E. Freeborn. Sugar Beets - Andrew Schmidt, W. Ti, 3Freeborn, Celery -Mrs. Henry Stroh, Richard Doan. Potato onions -F. R. Lynn, Jacob Niger. Scccl onions -W. E. Freeborn, Andrew Schmidt. Onions from Dutch sets ---Mrs. H. Stroh, A. Schmidt. Collection onions- W. E, Freeborn, Mrs. H. Stroh, Parsnips -A. Schmidt, W. Weber. Pumpkins -Jacob Bilger, T. Hayden. Citrons -E, A. Fallis, Mrs. Td. Stroh: Blood Beets -Jas., Connell, J. Misr. Tur- r You will agree it is the finest you can buys 'Fresh from the gardens' Lovell. Cabbage, red -j., Bilger, W. Mrs. W. Speers. Bath towel- Jacob E. Freeborn. Red peppers -G A. Bilger, Mrs. C. R. Copeland. Dress Hames, Mrs. C. R. Copeland. Cauli- er Runner -Mrs, J. Musgrove, G. A. flowers -Mrs, ` Chas. Willits; John Dane. Laundry bag -Mrs. W Speers Wilkin. Watermelon -Mrs. E. Jac Mrs. Savage. Vanity set -Mrs. W. ques, Squash -Mrs. E Jacques, Speers; John Giles. Mrs. H. Stroh, : Cucumbers- W, Ladies' Personal Wear Weber, Mrs. H. Stroh. Sunflowers Apron fancy -Mrs, C. Willits, Em- -Mrs. C. Willits, Mrs, H4 Stroh, erson Dickert. Work apron --Mrs., Table Corn -A. Schmidt, Mrs. Hen- W. Speers, J. Giles. Boudoir slipp- ry Stroh. Field Corn -A. Schmidt, ers-Mrs, W. Speers, Mrs. Savage,. T. C. Wilson, White Beans -Jacob Night Robe, embroidered- Mrs'. C. Bilger, Mrs, Henry Stroh, Butter Willits, Mrs. W. Speers. Night robe Beans -Andrew Schmidt, Jas, R. any other work -Mrs, Savage, John. Sterling. Basket of Vegetables -12 ,Giles. Ladies' Slip -Mrs. Savage. varieties -Andrew Schmidt, J. BiIg Work bag fancy -Mrs. C. R. Cope- er. Collection of vegetables, 25 var- land, Mrs. Savage. Handkerchiefs- ietites-W, Weber, A. Schmidt. Mrs, W. Speers, Mrs, Savage. Fruit Infants' Wear Winter Apples- Northern Spy - Wool jacket -Mrs, W. Speers, Jas. R. Sterling, Geo, Baker. Green- Mrs. Savage. Wool bonnet- Mrs. ing-J. R. Sterling, G. Baker. King W. Speers, Mrs. Savage. Short of Tonipkin''s County -J. Sterling, J. dress -Mrs. W. Speers, John . Giles. Bilger. ' Russet -Jas. Downey, J. R. Carriage pillow, 'white- Mrs. W:. Sterling. Baldwin -Harvey Sparling, Speers, Mrs, Savage. Bootees and Jas. R. Sterling. Peewaukee-W. A. Mitts -Mrs, H. Stroh, Mrs. Savage., Stinson, J. R. Sterling. Tallman Pantie Dress -Mrs. Chas. Willits, Sweet -G. McKee, J. Connell, Col Mrs. W. Speers. lection Winter apples -J. R. Ster- Licing Room Furnishings ling, W. A. Stinson. Centre -piece, colored- Mrs._ W. Fall Apples Speers, Mrs. Savage. Centre -piece,. Colverts-A. Schmidt, J. R. Ster- white -Mrs. Savage, Annie Ranton. ling. Alexander -J. R. Sterling, Jas. Downey. Snow apples- Emerson Dickert, G. A. Haines. St. Lawrence -Mrs. H. Stroh, J. Connel. Weal- thy -G. Haines, J. Sterling. McIn- Table Runner, colored- Mrs. J. Musgrove, Emerson Dickert. Table Runner white -Mrs. W. Speers, Mrs.. Savage. Sofa Pillow, embroidered - G. A. Dane, J. Bilger. Sofa' Pillow tosh, red -J. Sterling, W. Stinson. any other work -Mrs. Savage, Mrs: Gravenstein-H. Sparling, T. Shear- H. Stroh. Sofa Pillow,. washable- er. Collection fall apples -J. Ster- Mrs. Savage. ling, A. Schmidt. General collection . Miscellaneous Needle Craft apples -J. Connel, G. McKee. Bed. Room Set -Mrs. J. Musgrove Other Fruits Mrs. Savage. Hand made curtains Crab Apples -G, Haines, J. Ster- J. Bilger, Emerson Dickert. Speci- ling. Lombard Plums -A. Schmidt, men modern cross stitch -Mrs. Say - Mrs, C. Willits. Burbank Plums- age, J. Giles. Specimen Tatting -- Mrs. Mrs.H, Stroh, T. Shearer. Yellow Mrs. J. Musgrove, Mrs,Savage, FiI- Egg plums -N. McDemitt, Mrs. C. et crochet work -Mrs. C. R. Cope - Willits. Collection plums -Mrs. H. land, Mrs. Savage. Modern cut work Stroh, Mrs. C. Willits. Peas -W. -Mrs. C. R. Copeland, Mrs. W. Weber, Andrew Schmidt. Grapes- Speers. Collection fancy work- Mrs. Henry Stroh. Mrs. W; Speers, Mrs. C Willits,. Asters -Carmen Plantsd Bride, e1 Mrs, H. sMrs. C. R. CArt 1 d.Work Stroh, Stocks -T. C. 1Vilson, Mrs. Oil painting original subject --Mrs: H, Stroh. Gladiolas -Mrs. H. Stroh. C. Willits, Mrs. Savage, Table bouquet -Mrs. C. Willits, Mrs. Oil painting, scene -A. Spence, H. Stroh. Basket of Annuals -Mrs. Mrs. C. Wililts. Water color, flow - C, Willits, Walter Hainstock. Col- ers-Mrs. Savage, Mrs. J. Musgrove. lection of House plants -Mrs. E. (Continued on page 7.) Jacques, F. R. Lynn. Begonia -Wal- ter Hainstock, W. R. Fallis, Geran- iums, collection -Mrs. E. Jacgees. Hoose Fern -R. Donaldson, W. Pike. Foliage Plant-Robt. Graham, Mrs. E, Jacques. Living -room hanging basket -2-F. R. Lynn, Verandah -F. Fordwich on Wednesday, R. Lynn, Walter Hainstock. 1 to 9 o'clock, Ladies' Work Pieced cotton quilt -Mrs, Savage. W. Weber. Fancy quilt -Mrs. Chas. Willits Mrs. Savage. ,Comforter, down filling -W. Stinson. Comfort- er, wool filling --John Giles. Bed spread, white -Mrs. C. Willits. l3ecl spread, any other -Adam Spence, A. We are showing .a big range Renton. Cotton sheet -Mrs. Savage, of Melt's Fall and Winter 'Ov J. Bilger. ,Cotton house dress - ercoai,s in Chinchillas, Meltons Mrs, C. Willits, Emerson Dickert. and Velours priced from $18.50 Lady's sport sweater in silk -Mrs, and up. W. Slicers. Lady's sport sweater in Men's Windbreakers, regular wool -Mrs. Chas, Willits, Mrs. Sar- $5.00, for $3,98 age. Lady's Knitted scarf- Adain Men's Sweater Coats from Spence, Men's woolen , oars.. $2.00 to $4.50 -W. E. Freeborn, J. L'socksilger. cMen'se Men's Fleece lined. Drawers 98c , woolen socks, fine -W. E, Frz'eborn, Men's Wool Sox, 3 pair. -...$1A0 Mrs, Savage. Men's Mitts, coarse- Men's. Wank , wool and W. Weber, Mrs, J, Musgrove. Men's cottlon, 4 pairSoxs for $1,00 mitts, fine -Mrs, Savage, Floor mai ! Men's Pall Caps ; .,,...:$:1.50 braided -W. R. Rallis, Jno, Wilkin. Boys' Rall Caps 98e. Floor mat, hooked -Mrs, H. Stroh, Men's Felt Hats for Fall A.dazn Spence, $3,50 to $4.50. Dining Room Furnishings Centre -piece, white -J, Giles, Geo. Dane. Luncheon set, embroidered- Mrs. Savage, Luncheon set, any oth- er --Annie Panton, Mrs, W, Speers. Pair Tray cloths -'-G, Dane,, Mrs, C. Willits. Buffet Set --J. Giles, Mrs. W. Speers. Sleeping Room Furnishings Pillow Slips, embroidered -Mrs. C. R. :Copeland, Ranton. Pillow slip any ether...Aintie. Ranton,. Mrs. W. Speers. Hand Towels embroidered' -Annie Ramon, Mrs, W. Speers.' Guest "r"owels Crochet trimni'ed--Mrs.. C. R. Copeland, Mars. Savage. ` i ow- els, any other work -Mrs. Savage, DR. C. C. RAMAGE DENTIST, GORRIE Phone 21 (Stinson residence): NEW FALL GOA , We have our new stook of Dominion Rubbers in a lot of new lines for women, this and all rubbers are much cheaper, this year. A man froma leading clots, g ing house will be at this store, Friday, Oct. filth, showing sant- pies. .Don't fail to 'see theist and leave yot*r order for a suit.: DAVEY'S STORE WROXETERs