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'THE PROGRAMME FOR THE
FAIR GUELPH, DECEMBER
6-10. 1909.
A special feature in connection
with the lectures to be delivered
at the Winter Fair this year is the
discussion of proper types to be
sought for in the breeding of • the
-various pure breeds of live stook,
Animals will be used for illustra-
tion purposes and the discussions
will be of :t practical • nature of
'benefit to the farmei who is.trying
to 1mprobe hiskrtrvde stock as well -
48 to the breeder of pura•bred
animals. The question of profit•
able feeding. as dealt with in Dairy
oath) and Poultry Sessioatls, will be
of interest to all in these Um
when feed is so expensive;
general subject of special val
will be `Under drtiining." Pr
W. H. Day will explain the o
clitions under which it is advise,
to under drain, the principles to
followed in laying out a plan a
the materials and appliances well
should be used.
The following is a synopsis
the subjects to be taken up at t
different sessions, On Tuesd
evening, December 7th, there w
he the session for poultry wi
addresses on "Profitable Prod
tion of Poultry on the farm"
Prof. Graham, Guelph, and "Fir
less Brooders'' by J. W. Olari
Oainsville. The session for Da
Cattle will be on Wednesday mor
ing beginning at 9,30 a. i
"Lessening the cost of milk pr
duction"will be discussed by Pro
Dean. Guelph and the "Bre
Type of Ayrshires, Holsteins a
Jerseys" will be taken up separat
ly by Messrs. A. Hume, R.
Stevenson and R, Reid, respeetiv
ly. Wednesday afternoon at 1.
Prof. W. H, Day will take pp t
question of "Under -draining" a
at 3.30 there will be addresses
the "Breed Type of Shorthorn
by Robert Miller and "Hereford
Aberdeen- Angus and Galloways" by Pr
G. E. Day. On Wednesday evening
7.30 p, m. there will bo a public me
ing in the city Hall at which address
will be delivered by prominent men a
a musical programme will `bo renders
Thursday morning will be taken up
addresses on the `Breed Type of Clyde
dales, Shires.. Hackneys, Thoroughbred
Standard -Breda and Yonies." These w
be discussed in the order named by W
Smith, John Gardhouse. D. Grange, D
J. H. Reed, Dr. Routledge and Robe
Miller. On Thursday afternoon at 1.
"Breed Type of Sheep" will.be taken u
Shropshires and Cotswold by Robert
Miller, Southdown by Lt.. -Col. McEwen,
Dorsots by R. H- Harding, Leicesters by
A. W. Smith and Oxfords, Lincolns,
i<lampshires and Suffolks by Prof. Arkell.
On Thursday afternoon at 3.30 Prof. G
E. Day will discuss !the "Breed Type of
the different breeds of swine..' On Thurs-
day evening at the send session, the
addresses will be, "Best Types of En -
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30 Rev. Mr, Thun being the clergy -
p, man. Mr. Adam Thiel cousin of
the groom was best man,
while Miss Laving Koch sister of
the bride was bridesmaid and wore
a frock of white silk muslin. her
bouquet being white chrysanth-
emums. Miss Laura Erafe cousin
of the bride played the wedding
march. The bride entered the
church leaning on the arm of her
purpose of demotes sir apprecia-
tion in the form of a
daughter Myrtle, who
,has been acting in the
ist in the church herein above mentioned,:
Immediately after the ival of the guests
at the Horner home, 3 Horner was
called to the front whet•' she was made
• the recipient of a well • ed purse, pre-
sented by Miss Bessie urner aecompan.
led by a complimentary address which
was read by Missrindv Dowson.
Myrtle, although take by surprise re.
sponded in a clever and propriate man-
ner, and while expressiq to the donors
her sincere tbanks for thi r excellent re-
cognition of her servioeie, assured them
that she would do her utmost to oarry to
completion the expectations and confidence
which they had placed in her, Mr, James
Delgaty of Bayfield thenaddressed the
audience in a clever spe' oii'ii;u Miss Horn-
er's behalf, after which,✓,a dainty Iunch
consisting of all the delioaies of the season
and carefully and tastefully prepared by
the numerous ladies present was partaken
of. The remainder of the night until a
late hour was spent in a sociable manner
by the young people, a principal feature
being a fine musical programe consisting
of vocal and instrumental music, combined
with an excellent sele,tion of choice
phonograph records. Q.,. very enjoyable
evening was spent and eak 1 member re-
turned home feeling quite confident that
Mr. and Mrs. Horner and family had all
sone their utmost to hospitably entertain
the guests.
stome .to. theiTrouble ctime past
opacity of organ.
DASHWC4b0
A very pretty 'wedding took
place Wednesday, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Koch, when.
their second daughtese Amelia E.,
was united in marriage to Mr.
Elmore Thiel of Enrich, third son
of Mr. and Mrs; .Andrew Thiel,
The ceremony was Performed et
silage Corn for the various stock raisin
districts of Ontario" by Prof. (irisdal
"Observations and conclusions from th
Judging seed exhibits at the Wint
Fair" by Prof. Buchanan; "The seed
Control Act and the farmers" by T. G.
Raynor. There will also be some short
addresses giving practical lessons obtained
by the jubecs from the work itt judging
the fields of standing grain in Ontario
during, the past summer.
•The judging of the different classes of
live stock will take place at the following
times: Horses, 258 entries,—Tuesday,
7.1`5 .p. in? Welnesday, 3.00 p. m; Thurs-
day, i 3c�p. 10. and 8.30 p. m; Friday,
l otrLt r -t -;;ad 1.30 p. n1. Beef cattle,
135 o i les,--Tnesday, 2 p. .m; Wednes-
day, 9,30 a. in, continued till finished.
Sheep, 400 entries, --_Tuesday, 2 p. m,
Wednesday, 10 a. m, continned finished.
Swine, 2,30 entries,—Bacon hogs, They.
day, 2 p. m; other classes. Wedn,,dav 10
0 m. Poultry, 4,500 entries,—Tuesday
8• a. in. Single fare on all railways.
g father and^wore a dress of white
e; silk cashmere desoie, trimmed with
° silk ;noire braid, her bridal veil
er being- trimmed with lilies of the
valley and she curried a bouquet
of white chrysanthenxeunls. After
the ceremony all retilnred to the
borne of the bride's parents, where
a 1:retty wedding dinner was serv.
ed, about one hundred guests being
present. The evening- y was well
enjoyed by both young and old
until an early .hour in the morning
and all repnrtecl a sant time.
The preeenreceives ;-`ire-num..er•
ons and costly. Mr. and .Mrs.
Thiel Will ntttke their future hone
in Zurich. Their many friends
extend congratulations.
The Y. P. A. election of officers
on Monday evening, resulted as
follows : Pres. Miss Martha Oes-
treichcer, 1st vice, Mise O. blilligctn ;
2nd vice, Miss E. Tiernan ; 3rd vice,
Miss Tillie Miller ; •lth ,rice, Miss
'Ida Goetz ; Sec. Miss E. Horton ;
w Tress. Mr, L. Kellerman f Organist
.Miss A. Seibert ; Assistant, Miss
y E, Horton.
• The Misses Jennie and Irene
Hardy of Exeter were visitors here,
e on Sunday.
Ed. Stier ]eft on Monday for a
Y few weeks visit; with friends at
1+ isherville and Dunnville.
. DRYSDALE
The zero weather of the past fe
days hos closed ploughing opera
tions with the farmers and the
now fent. aintisenrent in social con
versation around the fireside.
E. 13, Horner, who has spent th
past three months at Filmore
Sask., arrived here on Thnrscla
last. Blake looks bale and hearty
and seems considerably recuperate(
from the effects of his great west
ern tonr.
Miss E. Thompson, teacher of
the village school spent Sunday
under the parental roof in Hensall
Coarse grain in largo quantities
is daily finding its way to the mar-
kets from •all parts of the .farming
districts and in some cases the cls.
grand greatly exceeds the supply.
These facts combined with the
consistent high prices paid for
fartn stock and other produce in.
general materially assist in increa-
sing the farmer's bank account.
Business is daily increasing at J.
Corriveau's general store and
Jerry's courteous manner and ole-
lilting disposition continuo as for-
merly to gain for hitn - the liberal
patronage of a large circle of cus-
tomers.
H. W. Talbot the veteran thresh-
er, who for the past three months
has been creating. for himself an
enviable resold bas almost corn-
pleted work for the season.
The following problem will
amuse our mathematicians and as-
sist in developing their mental
faculties.
A farmer has two cider barrels
and for the two a single cover
Worth 90 cents. If he puts the
eover upon the first barrel it will
be worth 1 times as muoli as the
other. If he puts the cover upon
the second barrel it will be worth
1 tines as much as the first barrel
What is the value of each barrel?
An answer to the ' above problem
will .appear' in a subsequent• edition
of 'this. paper.
Oa. Friday evening :et,. last : cweai!h r the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Horner wits
the scene of an unusual happy gathering
when a large number of young people con-
sisting principally of members of the
Union church, arse mb',ed, expressly for the
Mr. R. (Alen of Berlin spent
Sunday with friends Isere.
J Kellerman is tit present at
home, being treated by a local
Doctor.
Mrs Rev. L. K, Eiclt left on Sat-
nrlay to visit her father atLisbon,
he being very ill at that place.
• J. Finkhoiner spent a few days
last week at his brother's borne at
this place.
Messrs. Tiernan Edighoff er
have their store lit rip with a fine
light;. i
• Miss Eckstein of near Zurich is
learning dressmaking, at the Miss-
es Tiernan.
BLAKE
Friday was a busy day in our village.
Farmers from the surrounding ;oountry
where bringing in their turkeys to R. N.
Douglas to be shipped to the Old Country
market.
There are a great many people laid up
with a cold or In£uenz i around the village
and neighborhood.
A • party near the village made the
remark the other day. "I(ihave been
subscribing for some of the large papers,
hut I think this year I will subscribe for
the TatsMOULD as I would get all the
latest local news." We were glad to hear
that at last people's eyes are being opened
to the truth. 1f the editor of '.Cox
1-11.12arn will give me a dollar I'll tell him
who the intending subscriber is.
FARM PROFITS
May be largely increased by knowing the
exact condition of the farmer's market,
and by learning of the best method in
farm practice. This is precisely the
,sort' of;iatfo_rmatiion'the,Farrnera' Weekly.
Sun gives in every issue. It hate'no,equa]
u a Punter's Business Penes. *Geed
farmers rely Ait. For ese oat
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