The Wingham Advance Times, 1926-09-23, Page 7""'' ' 7, - •
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WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES
THE FAIR YOU'VE WAITED FOR
Prize List Considerably Increased. New Buildings Erected.
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• It is expected that Mr. John Martin, M. P. P., Minister ofsAgriculture for Ontario,
wall be present to open the Fair.
... Read the folloWing list of Special Prizes .. .
SPECIAL NO. t--13est Four in Hand Team, driven by one man,
'# 1st Prize $8., donated by, Rae & Thompson, 2nd prize $5.00, donated
by Richard Vanstone. •
SPECIAL NO. 2—For Best Gentleman's Turnout in trotting
class, $5.00, donated by C. P .Smith; and prize, Pipe, value $2.50,, don-
ated by W R Dyer.
1 SPECIAL NO, 3—For Hurdle, Race, 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00. Prizes
• • donated by Richard Wilton and Geo. Orvis, horses to be saddled,
fe SPECIAL NO. 4 -Best sucking Colt, heavy; t doubletree, donated
by W. C. Armstrong.
- SPECIAL NO. 5 -For the fastest walking team, neck yoke donated
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XII is held. Donated by W. T. Booth: Representative of The Mutual
Life of Canada,
.jSPECIAL NO. 8 -Single Drivipg Horse, horse from team eligible
- '$5.00, Prize donated by A. G Smith.
SPECIAL NO.`9 - Light Horse, shown on halter, Russett Halter
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SPECIAL NO. 6 -For the best Rod or Carriage Horse on the
grounds in harness, ist Five gallons of Enarco Oil, Value $6.00, don-
ated by Geo, T .Robertson, for Canadian Oil Company.
•SPECIAL NO. 7-4Best Draft or Agricultural spring foal, $4.00.
Prize will be awarded only for policy holders of the Mutual Life ..of
value.1'$2.5o, donated by Thos. Kew,
SPECIAL NO. to. -First $6.00, Second $4.00 -for the best Heavy
Draft Team, hitched in wagon, prize donated by J. W. King, M. P.
"111 SPECIAL NO. it -Best ButCher Lamb, ewe or wether, any
m breed, First $L5o, Second $1.00.
SPECIAL NO. 12—Best Bacon Type Hogs, ipair $3.0o.
• SPECIAL NO. t3 -Best four bacon hogs, to be shipped and
- giaded the following. Thursday. First $6.00, Second, $4.00. Prizes
2 donated by Benson Cruikshanks and David Fortune.
Ail SPECIAL NO. L4 --Silver cup, value $to.00, donated by the
Canadian Bank of Commerce for the best baby beef.
= SPECIAL NO. r5 -Best Draft or Agricultural Colt, 2 years or
under, 1st $3.00, donated by W .C. Reid, and prize $2.00, donated by
Dudley :Holmes, K. C. •
SPECIAL. NO. 16--$5.00 for the best Shorthorn Cow. Prize don-
ated by J. W. 'King, M .P.
SPECIAL NO .17 -Best Halter Broken Calf, owned and broken
N by a boy or girl, 12 years or under; 50 per cent, for calf and 50 per
cent,, for training, prize $3.00, donated by T. Y. Smith of the Dom-
- inion Stores.
- SPECIAL 18-13est pair of Hereford calves, either sex, recorded
in the name of exhibitor, Ist $t5., 2nd $1o., 3rd $5.
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SPECIAL 20 --Best Dual PurPose cow $3.00, donated by Hugh
Gilmour.
• SPECIAL 19 -Best Hereford calf, steer or heifer, shown in the
open fat calf class $10.0o.
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SPECIAL NO. 21
2nd $Loo.
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pen valued at $2.25,
SPECIAL NO.
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22 -Best five pounds of butter in prints, fountain
donated by C McAvoy. •
23 -Best collection of Ladies' Work $2.0o, don-
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SPECIAL 24 -Best loaf of Homebaked Whole Wheat Bread,
recipe attached $3.00, donated by Dr. Fox, bread to become property
• SPECIAL NO. 25 -Best twelve biscuits, made out of whole
wheat flour, recipe attached, $2.00, donated by Dr. Fox, biscuits to
become property of donor.
SPECIAL NO. j'26 -Best Oxford Down Rain, any age, rat $2.00,
and $e.00. Prizes donated by G. N. Underwood.
• SPECIAL NO. 4 -For the Best Five Pounds of btitter in crock,
$2.5o, donated by W. j .Boyce, butter to become property of ddnor
at market price.
SPECIAL NO. 28-$2.00 for the best fruit cake. • Prize donated
• by W .A. Currie, cake to become property of donor.
SPECIAL NO. 29 -Best Brood Mare, with three of her colts, ei-
ther draft or agricultural, one colt If° be foal of I92:6, one neckyoke,
donated by Chas. Jobb.
SPECIAL NO. 3o -Best butcher heifer, grade, $5.00, donated' by
Oliver and Mitchell. •
• SPECIAL NO. 3I --Best fat steer $2.00, donated by A. J. Nor -
trop.
SPECIAL N� 32 -Best loaf of bread, baked from Five Lillies
flour. One hundred pounds of flour, donated by Howson and How-
son. •"
SPECIAL NO. 33 -For the best all round baby, healthy appear-
ance, and neatness considered, $5.00, donated by Mr. Frank Edgar.
SPECIAL NO. 34--13est Lady Driver, outfit and manageinent to
cpunt 5o per cent. $5.00, donated by Dr. A. J,Irwin
SPECIAL NO. 35 -Best sheaf of oats, accompanied by a bushel
of same on which Gunns Fertilizer was used, Ist prize 25o lbs of
Gunns Shur Gain Fdrtilizer; 2nd prize 125 lbs, donated by E. R. Har-
rison, branch manager for Gunns.
SPECIAL NO. 36 -Best six stalks of corn, 1st 25o lbs Fertiliz-
er; 2nd, 125 lbs Fertilizer, prizes by the Farmers Fertilizer Co. Ltd.
SPECIAL NO. 37 -To the person making most entries in plants
and Flowers $2.00, cfonated by 'Dr. G. W. Howson.
SPECIAL NO.'38-For the person carrying off most prizes in
the Dairy and Provisions Class, $5.00, donated by A. M. Crawford.
SPECIAL NO. 39 -Fountain pen, value $5.00, to the person re-
ceiving most prizes in Fine Art Class. Prize donated by H. B. Elliott.
SPECIAL NO. 40 -Best collection of Knit Work., $2.00, donated
by Dr. G. H. Ross.
• SPECIAL NO 41"- To the girl under 16 years of age, for bak-
ing the best loaf of white bread, tst $3.00, 2nd $2.00. Prizes donated
by R. J. Hueston, Gorrie.
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BLUEVALE SCHOOL FAIR
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COLOUR -7 -Landscape, -
Helen Eckmier, Leslie Harris,
Mary Franck, Edna Jenkins.
WATER COLOR-VaSe of Flow-
er's -Edna Proctor, Verden Mowbray,
Dorothy Aitken, Edea Jenkins.
PENCIL --Travelling Set -- Glen
• Eckmier; Elsie Thornton, Wilson
Thornton, Lela Leggatt,
CRAYON -Union Jack - Mary
'Wright, Yvonne McKersie, Geo.
'Wheeler, Mary Vanstone.
CRAYON -A. barn—Mary Pow'
• ell, Jean McBurney, Joe Higgins
,Alba IVIowhray.
MAP DRAWING
ONTARIO Edna Jenkins, Mary
• Eralick, Freda Mustard, Isabel Fowl-
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SOUTH AMERICA - Lenore
Higgins, Leslie Harris, Alvie Higg-
ins, Mary Pralick.
HURON -Jean Turvey, Robt Mas -
q', Mary Wright, ,Yvonne IVIeKersie.
NATURE STUDY
COLLECTION' OF GRASSES
layton Duff Special) -Arthur Hen-
- arson, May Nicholson,
INSECTS - coleletion-May Nich-
olson, Eldon Kirton. , •
GARDEN FLOWERS - Collec-
ti6n-Mossie Milligan, May Nichol-
son, Donald Robertson, Bella McTav-
ish,
NATIVE WOODS -- Raymond
Bellinger, Belle McTavish, Glen Eck-
mier, Donald Robertson,
WEED SEEDS -Collection -- Ar-
thur Henderson, Eleanor yrast.
• MANUAL TRAII4ING
COAT HANGER *-- Eva: Dennis,
Jean 7urvey, Alvie Higgins, Helen
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MODEL of CANOE -- Norman
BarnaM, Leslie Greenway, Hugh Mun-
dell, Glen Eekrnier.
BIRD HOUSE - Leslie Greenaway
Virdnn Mowbray, Alvie Higgins,
Hugh Mundell,
CARVING in WOOD - Virden
Mowbray, Glen Eckmier.
CARDBOARD WAGON - Alea.
McTavish, Stanley Mustard, Geo..
Wheeler, Joe Higgins,
PAPER BOX - Jean McBurney,
Mary Powell, .106 Higgins, Alex Mc-
Tavish,
SCRAP BOOK -Mary Vralick,
Al-
vio Higgins, Margaret Proctor, Mary
Wright.
SPEECH Elizabeth Weir, Mary
Franck, Geo. Johnston, :Massie Milli-
gan.
PARADE -- No. to, Morris, No. 9
Turnberry; No. 8, Morris; No. 8, of
Turnberry; Bluevaie school.
SINGING-.- No. 9 Turnberry; No,
8, Morris; No. 8; Turnberry; Blue -
vale school, N'o. fo Morris.
OATS (Sheaf) - May. Nicholson,
OATS (grain) -Elizabeth Weir,
Joe Higgins, Mary Fralick, Arthur
Henderson .
WHEAT (sheaf) -- Mary Wright
Harry Wright, Wilson Thornton, May
Nicholson.
• WHEAT (grain) -Marie Sharpin,
Mary Fraliek, RaymOnd Beninger,
Tom Garniss. •
BARLEY (grain) -Belle McTavish,
Mary Erallek, •Raymond Beninger,
Norman Barnard.
PEAS (grain) -,--Raymond Beninger,
Russel T3arnard, Norman Barnard,
Eunice Thornton,
PIETA) CORN" - Raymond Barin -
ger.
POTATOES (6 largest) - Mary
Fralick, Wilbur Hogg, Raymond Hen.
GREEN MOUNTAIN - Elsie
Thornton, Mary Fralick, Elizabeth
Weir, Marie Sharpin,
IRISH COBBLERS --- Mary Fra -
lick, Elizabeth Weir, Eldon Kirton,
John Catripbell.
DOOLEY" George Ross, Belle
McTavish, Donald Robertson, Nor-
man Doi nard.
MANGOLDS - Isabel McKinnon,
Charlie Johnston, George Johnston.
TURNIPS -- Wilson Thornton,
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sic Thornton, Lloyd Dark, Jean Mc -
BEETS - Donald Robertson, Earl
I-Iamilton, George Johnston, Lorena.
'Hamilton.
PARSNIPS - Alcx "N.IeTavish, El-
izabeth Weir., May .alielmlson, I -tarry
Wtight.
CITRONS - Carl Walden, May
14h-11o:soil, s Fralick,
PUMPKIN Paul 'Walden, JiMO
,Mtflicich, Willie HOT, Clinton Irwin.
I SQUAStt Rayinorid Mem ng„
June Walden, Paul Walden, Mary
Powell.
TOMATOES --- Mary , Fralick
.Mary Powell, EuniceTJinrn1?rn. Alice
fling, jean Mellurney, • }Thornton,
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BEANS Alvie Higgins, Eliza-
beth Weir, Willie Hall, Marie Sba21)-
11,CABBAGE, - Marie Sharpin, May
Nicholson,
CUCUMBERS - May Nicholson,
Alvie Higgin, Eldon Kirton, Russel
Banlard
GOLDEN BANTAM CORN -jean
McBurney, Norman Barnard, Ray-
mond Beninger, Wilson Thornton,
CARROTS -- Anna Beninger, lean
McBurney, Kenneth Aitcheson,
mond Beninger.
ONIONS -- Lenore Higgins, Ar-
thur Henderson, Paul 'Walden, Eunice
Thornton,
COLLECTION OF VEGETABLES
Raymond Beninger, May Nicholson,
Helen Eckmier, Donald Robertson.
• WATERMELONS --- May Nichol-
son.
•COLLECTION OF APPLES --
Raymond Henning Arthur Henderson,
Glenn Eckmier, Joe Higgins.
STOCK
HALTER BROKEN CALF -Ray-
mond Beninger, Hugh Mundell, Earl
Hamilton, Carman Hetherington.
HALTER BROKEN COLT -Mur-
ray Jenkins. •
SPRING COLT - Jack Jenkins,
Gordon Leggatt.
BLACK FACED LAMB -- Wilson
Thornton,
SPRING CA,LF -- Earl Hamilton,
Raymond Beninger, Hugh Mundell,
Geo. Hetherington.
YEARLING CALF -- Earl Hamil-
ton Geo. Hetherington, Hugh Mun-
dell.
YEARLING COLT - Murray
Jenkins •
BACON HOGS - Hugh Mundell,
Carmen Hetherington, Norman Bar-
nard, Wilson, Thornton.
POULTRY (Barred Rock Cocker-
el) - Robt. Master, May Nicholson,
Raymond 13eninger.
BARR5D ROCK PULLETT -- R.
Master, May Nicholson and Raymond
Beninger,
BARRED. ROCK PAIR - Mary
Powell, Robt. Master, Willie Hall, El-
don Kirton.
WHITE LEGHORNS -- Mary
Wright, Isabel McKinnon, May Nich-
olson, Daisy Nicholson.
RHODE ISLAND REDS - Joe
Higgins.
DUCKS -Arthur Henderson, Mary
Fralick, May Nicholson, Donald
Robertson.
GEESE -Mary Fralick, Hugh Mun-
dell, Joe. Higgins.
WHITE 'EGGS - Mary Wright,
Carle Walden, Marie Sharpin, Isabel
McKinnon.
BROWN EGGS -- Elizabeth Weir,
Leslie Greenaway, Edna Proctor, Glen
Eckmier.
DOG - Raymond Henning, Ray-
mond Beninger.
CAT - Robt. Master, Marie Sharp -
in, Jack Nicholson, Mary Fralick
BANTAMS -- Raymond Beninger,
Ross Abraham,
FLOWERS
ASTERS - Robt .Master, Glenn
Eckmier, Doris Aitchison, Lenore
Higgins.
NASTURTIUMS - Hazel Master,
Joe Higgins, Doris Aitcheson, Glen
Eckmier.
PANSIES - Alan Garniss, Mary
Fralick, Lloyd Dark.
PHLOX -Leslie Harris, Mary Fra -
lick, Dorothy Aitken Alan Garniss.
COMMON MARIGOLDS - Alan
Garniss, No Name, Lenora Higgins,
Donald Robertson.
FRENCH MARIGOLDS - Doris
Aitchison, Jean McBurney, May Nich-
olson, Alan Garniss.
AFRICAN MARIGOLDS --• Elean-
or -Prast, Kenneth Aitchison, Glen
Eckmier, Wilbur Hogg.
SWEET PEAS - Lenore Higgins,
Kenneth Aitchison, Eleanor Prast,
Alvin Higgins.
DAHLIAS - Glen Eckmier, jean
McBurney, Mary Fralick, Elizabeth
lAreir
ZINNIAS - Kenneth Aitchison,
Helen Eckmier, jean McBurney, Mary
Vanstone..
COSMOS - Hazel Master, Doris
Aitchison, Elizabeth Weir, Geo. Har-
ris.
GLADIOLUS -- Glen Eckmier,
Mary Fralick, Alan Garniss, Kenneth
Aitchison
PETUNIAS - Elizabeth Weir,
Glen Eckmier, Dorothy Aitken,
MIXED BOUQUET -- Lloycl
Dark, Geo. Harris, Mary 'Wright, 31-
izabetli Weir.
VERBENA - Dorothy Aitken.
COOKING
BREAD - Doreen Eckmier,
GRAHAM MUFFINS - jean Gar-
niss, Doreen Eckinier, Marie Sharp -
in, Mary Fralick,
LIGHT CAKE - Eva Dennis, Mar-
garet Procter ,Edna Jenkins, Doreen
Eckinier,
APPLE PIE -• Mary Fralick, Ed-
na Jenkins, Lenore Higgins, Belle
MacTavish
VEGETABLE SALAD - Doris
Aitchison, May Nicholson, Alma 130s -
man, Edna Jenkins.
BUTTER - Doreen Eckmier, Jean
Garniss,
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Will be
Given Away FREE
The business men of Wingham, listed below, have organized
a Pony Contest for Wingham and District, and votes will be given
away FREE at 'these places of business, on all cash purchases.
Any boy or girl in this District is entitled to enter and the Con-
test will continue for twelve weeks. At the end of this time the
boy or girl who has the largest number of votes will be given a
handsome Shetland Pony, absolutely FREE.
131 CenteSt pons,Next Sat. Septi 8
Entry Blanks are obtainable at the LYCEUM THEATRE. 111
Ballots good for x000 votes given with each admission at' 1
Matinee next Saturday. 111
Every boy and girl would like to own a Pony. Think of the IN
pleasure in store for the winner of this Contest. Get in at the ix
start and get your friends and the folks at home to help you.
NOTE -No persons connected with the Contest Stores or rix
their brothers or sisters will be allowed in the Contest, and no
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sympathy contestants will be allowed to enter. Everyone enter-
ing must be capable of working and hustling for votes. C'rt.test
starts Saturday, September x8th, and ends the night of December
nth.
W. A. Galbraith, Town Clerk of Wingham, and A. L. Pos-
liff, Principal of Public School, Wing:earn, have been appointed
judges to check up the counting of the votes and decide on the
winner, and their decision is final.
H. E. ISARD & CO., Dry Goods, Ladies' Wear and Men's Cloth-
ing land Furniehings.
GREERS, (The Good Shoe Store)
R. A. CURRIE, Furniture. T. H. GIBSON, Central Bakery
RAE & THOMPSON, Hard're. NORTH END GROCERY.
W. C. REID, Garage. ABELL'S MUSIC STORE
RUSH MILLINERY STORE.
McKIBBON'S 12)1ZTJG STORE, Druggists,
THE ADVANCE -TIMES, Newspaper Subscriptions.
Ballot -Box is at the Lyceum Theatre where the votes can
be d'eposited and the standing will be announced each week on the
screen and in this paper.
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Mossie Milligan.
HAND -SEWN APRON - Mossie
Atilligan, Belle MacTavish, Mary Fra -
lick.
Embroidered Handkerchief Mary
Fralick,
HEMMED TOWEL - Lela Leg-
gatt, Doris Aitchison
PATCH on GINGHAM Ross
Smith, Alvie Higgins, Donald Robert-
HOUSEDRESS (Mother's Com-
petition) -Mrs. Wni, Robertson, Mn.
Gee. Thornton, Mrs, A Fraliek,
M, Garniss.
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Twenty) - Florence Eckinier ,Mary
Fralielt•, Marie Mines, •Mossie
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