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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1918-09-27, Page 1-1111111=er FIFTY-SBCOND WAR 1, WHOLE, NUMBER 260 sne4004sta.-CMO.00000•0•0000,0**00,00•0•00.0•04,041004>•• Greig Clothing Co'y Second to .None" New Overcoats u- Notwithstanding the great scarcity of cloth, we are ready with a new range of Men's and Boys' Overcoats. New models for young men, and the regulation Chesterfield's and Ulsters for people who prefer these. The BELTER Overcoat is very popular with young men. We show them in many colors. 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SEAFORTH FALL FAIR The Seaforth Agricultural Society were rnost unfortunate in their choict of dates for their annual Fall Fair held at the Agricultural Park on Thursday and Friday of last week, as the weather on both days was most unfavorable. The Society this year went to_very considerable expense in making improvements to the Agricul- tural hall and grounds; and previding a liberal'premium list and special at- trations, and it is most unfortunate thattheir efforts were not rewarded with more seasonable weather. In spite of the weather, however, there was an excellent show, and a large at- tendance. In the. indoor exhibit the display of ladies' work was a large and varied one and the best seen for some years. The display of fruit alko, wee above the average of the past few years, especially the apples, which class made an excellent showing. Oth- er departments were .also well repre- sented and the display by a number of the town merchants added mater- ially to the appearance of the build- ing. On Friday the weather was cold and showery most of the day but for- tunately, was Meal -mahout noon and be- fore the judging commenced there was a large atendance, which would prob- ably have been .doubled -during the - afternoon had not a heavy yain shower arrived before three o'clock. The pro- gramme was carried out, however, as ad-eertised, even the races, :and al- though the track was almost imposs- ible, they were good and created a great deal of interest. The horse en- try this year was not up to the aver- age as to numbers, but the quality was there, and in several classes the com- petition was keeo Ot. In other depart- McLEAN BROS., Publishers 0.50 a Year in Advance Dorrance. I Judge—J. Biggins, Clinton.. Sheep Shropshiredowns—M.' Cr'. Ross, of Londesboro, won all the prizes in this class. Lincolns—G. Penhale,„ of. Exeter' won all the prizes in this class. Leicesterse-Shearling -:ram, W. 1,d1, Allister & Son and 2nd;;Idain lamb, W. Charters, McAllister & Son; ewe having raised lambs; A. Elcoat, McAllister & Son; shesteling ewe, W. McAllister & Son; ewe lanib, W. Char- ters. - Dorset Horned—W. C. Pearce, of Hensel). won all the prizes in this class. . Judges—O. Turnbull, Jas. Dorrance. Hoge Ydrkshire--Sowtwo years and over, A. Scott; sow- ,littered in 1918,1 D. Douglas and Son, W .T .Grievee Berkshire—Boar one year old: and under two, W. C. Pearce sow 2 Years and over, R. Dorrance, •W'. C. •Pearce; 'sow, year old and under •two, W. C. Pearce; sow littered in 1918, We Cs Dorrance, G. McMichael. • Tamwortk--Boar two years old, D. Douglas & Son; ;year eld hoar,- D. Douglas, & Son; boar littered in 1918, D. Douglas & Son;sowtwo years old and over, W. T. Grieve, D. Douglas & Son; sow one ,year and under two, D. Douglas & Son, W .T. Grieve. Bacon Hogs. — 3 bacon hogs, John Pinkney. Bankers' Special—Fred Archibald, Judges—A. Turnbull and i Ja,snes Dorrance. PoUltry Brahmas (hen) Mrs..,Howrie; Bar- red Rocks (cock) J. McCullough & ments the exhibits were fully -up to Son; White Rocks (hea),, D: Douelas and in soine respects above the av- & Son; Partridge Rocks (cock) J. erage, and onlyethe weather prevented what would otherwise haye been a re- cord. The citizen's band and the Hen- derson Highland Pipers and dancers added much to the afternoon's enter- tainment, the latter organization giv- ing a concert in the opera hall in the evening which was one of the best held here for some time and which was very largely attended. The gate re- ceipts were something over $400, which is about half the recepits of last year. SPEEDING CONTESTS- . 2.30 Class River Hal, G. McCartney.. 3.4.2.1.1.1 Kathleen; R. Coulter ... 2.1.1.2.2.2 Earl Kaplan, J. Reynolds.. 1.2.3.4.4.4 Repeater, McDougall Bros, 4.34.3.3.3 Little Peter, McDougall Bros. . „ .Dr. 2.17 Class Free Bond, G. Litt 1 1 1 Tramp Fast, G. Gray 2 3 2 Freddy Mae, G. Litt . . . . 3 23 ' Starter—G., E. Henderson. Judges—Mayer Steyvart, W. C. GeV- -0404o • -. ; 100 yard foot race,, open, S. A. Dol - mage, D. McDougall., 100' yards, 50 years and over, A. Dundas, James Smith, ; Querter mile open, S. A. Dolmage, M. MCDougall. • Judge—A. D. Sutherland. .The following is the list of the prize -veinners: Horses Agricultural—Brood mare with foal T. N. Forsyth; foel of 1918, Snell Bro.; filly or gelding three years old, D. J . O'Reilly, William Ross; L. tHannon• two year old filly or gelding, II. Elleringtone filly or gelding one year old, J. Dale, jr.; team in harness, Apples—Collection 12 varieties, W. Ellerington, William Patrick; Charters, H. Crieh, Jas. Hugill; six 1VIcCullough & Son; Silver Grey Bork- ings (hen) Mrs. Haynie; Cochin Ban- tams (hens cockerel, pullet) J. Mc- Cullough & Son; Langfihans (cock, hen and pullet, Mrs. Howrie; Spangled Harnburgs (cock and hen) J. 1VIcCul- lough & Son; Buff Orphingtons, (hen, cockerel and pullet)., W. Ballantyne & 2nd; Black Spanish (cock, hen) Mrs. Howrie; Silver Laced Wyandottes, (cock) Mrs. Howrie, P. Daley & Son; (hen), MTS. Howrie, P. Daley & Son; cockerel (McCoalloagh & Sone P. Daley & Son; (pullet) P. Daley & Son and 2nd; -White Wyandottes, (cock, hen, cockerel, pullet), C. Barnett and 2nd; Golden Laced Wyandottes (cock, lien, cockerel, pullet) P. Daley & Son and 2nd; Rhode Island Ads, (hen) W. Ballantyne and e 2nd; 3ftsmze turkeys, W. G. Broadfoot; any ether Variety turkeys, E. and R. Shoneden; Toulouse geese, D Douglas and Son; Bremen geese, E. and L. Snowden; any other variety geese; -el "ander and seld_geose G. Herne G. Mc )140;;:yotti* gander and yonng. go?* G;1 larnee Pekin ducks, .D. Douglase&d 'elarry ,other o•TarietY Orpington"; (cock sand hen) H. Edge, W.Ballantyne; (cockerel and pullet) H: Edge and 2nd; S. C. White Leghorns, D .Douglas & Son and 2nd; Brown Leghorns (cock) Mrs. Hovirie and 2nd; (hen) Mrs. Howrie; Anda- lusians (cock). Mrs. Howrie; (hen, and pullet) MTS. Howrie; Belgian Hare, old buck, old doe, young buck, any other variety rabbits, young doe,young buck and old buck and old doe, all to R. Winters Anconas (cockerel and pullet) G. A. Sills; Campines (cock, hen, cockerel and pullet) J. Mc- Cullough & Son and 2nd. . Judge—William Carter. Ff orticultural Products Thos. Hays; catsup; A. W. Stobie, Mrs. Ed. Daley; jelly, Mrs. Ed. Daley, Mrs. P. Cleary; maple syrup,' John Scott, R. A. Campbell; Rob Roy Mill- ing Co. Special, Mrs. Ed. Daley; do. fel* buns, Dr. Grieve Judges—Mips Stephens, Mrs. Jas. Achibald. '; Roets anta Vegetables , A. Elcoat, F. , John Pink - potatoes, W. nter cabbabe, Irish Cobbler Potatoe Coleman; early p,otatoe ney, W. Cameron; late Cameron, P;Colernan; W.R. Smil le, a Mur y; savoy cab- bage, C., olbein; redl cabbage, H. Edge; fall 'teibbage, W. Hartry, C. Holbein; any other cabbage, H. Edge; cauliflowers, W. G. Br adfoote white celery, Dr. ;Grieve; table parsnips, A. &Coat; table carrot, H. Edge, Mrs. P. Cleary; king table ,carrots, Mrs. P. Cleary, ,!Wa Cameron; long blood beets, H. Edge; turnip blood beets, H. Edge, W. R. Smill e• red toma- toes, C. Holbein; sweet Hartry, A. 'D. Sutherla el. Murray, Ge McMich corn, C. Holbein; fodde R.Dorrance; oni W. G. Boardfoot; Date • , sweepstakes, Wm. Patrick. 1 Heavy Draught -2, Registered mare with foal, Jas. Carlin,' W. McAllister & Son and 3rd; foal of 1918, W. Mc- Allister and Son and 2nd, Jas. Car- lin; brood mare with foal by her side, 'Snell Bros., W. T, Grieve. foal of 1918, T. N. Fosyth, W. T. Grieve; filly three years old, D. J. O'Reilly; gelding three years 0141, gelding two years old, filly or gelding one year old, team in harness, and Dominion Bank Special, W. T. • Grieve; sweepstakes, ,WdenTeraGlrPieuvreeosee-Tearn in harness, J. Reynolds, G. Penhale. Judge --W. Brock, Granton. • Roadsters—Brood mare with foal, T. McMichael & Son; foal of 1918, G. E. _Thomson,. T. McMichael & Son; lly or gelding, three years old, Jas. igginbotham, G. C. Dale, W. Cam- eron two year old filly or gelding, J. Lane & Son, G. Adams; single roadster in harness, R. Hyslop, N. Park, R. T. Luker & Son. Carriage—Brood mare with foaleG. E. Thomson, W.Ryan; foal of 1918, W. Ryan; three year old filly or gelding, G. E. Thomson, L. Hannon; two year old filly or gelding, L. Hannon, J. L, Smith; single carriage horse, James Carlin; carriage team, E. Thiel & 2nd. Haigh's Special, R. T. Luker, Miss Green. Judge—J. A. Kelly, Listowel. 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.11111111111111111111111111111111111111.110r Nzarmaaw Auir winter apples, J. Hugill, H. Cr -len; six fall apples, J. Hugill, Ge Broadfoot; Baldwins, J. Dale, jr., J. R. Govenlock; King of Thornpkins, W. Cameron, W. /Charters; Northern Spies, Jas. Allan, T. E. Hays; Rib- ston Piiipins, J. ,R. Govenlock, T. E. Hays; Golden Russet, W. G.° Broad- fmit, J. R. Govenlock; Westfield Seek - No -Further, Crich, W. G. Broad - foot; Wealthy, J. Dale,jr., H. Crich; Pewaukee, H. Crich; Ontario, W. Cameron, H. Crich; Gravenstein, II. Crich, J. Hugill; Duchess of Olden- burg, H. Crich, W ,e Ballantyne; Ca- yuga Red Streak, Jas. Allen, W. G. Broadfoot; Spitzenburg, W. Charters; Fameuse of Snow apple, J. R. Gov- enlock, Jas. Allen; Colvert, J. Hugill, H. Crich; Mann, John Murray, H. Crich; Blenheim Orange, W. Charters, J. Allen; Maiden Blush, J. ,Hugill, H. Crich; red crab apples, A. Elcoat, J. Hugill; Rhode Island Greenings, W. Charters, J. Allen; Fallawater, 11. Crich; Blenheim Pippin, W. Cameron, A. D. Sutherland; Fall Pippin, A. Elcoat, H. Crich; canadian Red, F. Coleman, H. Crich; McIntosh Red, H. Crich; Talman Sweet, J. R. Goven- lock, H. Crich; Alexanders, W. Char- ters, L. Fortune. •Cardno Bros.' Special, H. Crich, J. Hugill. Pears.—Duchess of Angouline, H. Crich; Clapp's Favorite, W. Ballan- tyne, A. Elcoat; Bartlett, W. Ballan- tyrie, A. Elcoat. Plums—Lombards, Dr. Grieve, J.R. Goyenlock; Bradshaw, Wm. Hartry, Dr. Grieve; any other variety, Dr. Grieve. Grapes—Concord, A. Elcoat; any other variety, Dr. Grieve. Judge—John Cardno, Seaforth. Dairy Products Butter -25 lbs. in crocks or tubs, R. A. Campbell; 5 lbs. table, R. A. Campbell, Mrs. Ed. Daley; pound rolls Jas. Hugill, John Scott; neatly arrang- ed plate, Turnbull Ss IVIcIntosh, W. G. Broadfoot. Judge—C. Barber, Seeforth. Honey in comb, honey in jar, cal - lection of honey, all to W. Hartry; home made bread, John Scott, Dr. Grieve, T. E. Hays, A. W. Stobie; home made buns, John Scott, Dr. Grieve; homemade biscuits, Dr.Grieve. Turnbull & McIntosh; Graham bread John Scott, Mrs. Ed. Daley; tea bis- cuits, Dr. Gieve, T. E. Hays; lemon pie, Mrs. P. Cleary, T. E. Hays; apple pie, Mrs. P. Cleary, Dr. Grieve; Neatest and best arranged meal, Dr. Grieve, Mrs. Ed. Daley; home made pickles, 3 varieties, Mrs. Ed. _Daley, able corn, W. d; field corn, el; collection corn, W. ns from seed, setts, Turn- bull & McIntosh, F. Coleman; red on- ions, W. Cameron, C, or yellow (miens, C. Hol Orti011,- 0. Holbein; MU MUrraYy, H. Edge; wat Mrsrrays W. G, Broad W. Broadfoot, J. Murr marrow, W.. It. Smillie, mammoth squash, W. table squash, A. D. Su G. Broadfoot; Hubbard, squash, Dr, Grieve, W. Ballantyne; pumpkins for pies, W. G. Broadfeot, J. Murray;• winter radish, W. Cameron, Dr.Grieve; cucumbers, W.,•G. Broaddoot, W .Har - tine butter beans, Dr. Grieve, C. Hol- bein; whiteebeans, Dr. Grieve, Russel Dorrance; sugar mangolds, A. Elcoat, R. Winters; long red Inlangolds, W. G. Broadfoot; interrnedialte mangolds, George Harn, A. Elcoat; Swede tur- nips, J. W. Beattie, A.11114 -ill; any other turnips, F. Cole an; factory sugar beets, Turnbull white or yellow carrots, foot, Dr, Grieve; largest G. Broadfoot, J. Murray; garden produce, C. Holbe n. Judge ---Joseph Atkinson. • Manufactures! Set single harnesk ;MI Broderick; double team harness, Broderick; parlor furniture, W, 3.1 Walker .& on; bedroom fUrniture, W.J.Walker Son; musical instruments, W. 3. alker & Son. elbein; white beins pickling kmelons, J. rmelons, 3. oot; citrons, y; vegetable F. Coleman; . Broadfoot; herland, W. Cattle Shorthorn—Best cow, Broadfoot Bros.,•J. McLean; 3 year old heifer, Broadfoot Bros.; two years old heifer, Broadfoot Bros.; year old heifer, G. Harn; senior buil calf (1917) Broad - foot Bros.; senior heifer calf (1917), Broadfoot Bros.; junior heifer calf. 1918, Beatty -Bros & 2nd; junior bull calf, 1918, Ge Kemp, VT. Charters, G. Kemp; bull three year or over, Broad - foot Bros., J.W. Beattie; herd, Broad - foot Brea. Grades—Best cow, 3. McLean and 2nd, Broadfoot 'Bros.; best dairy cow, Russel Dorrance; two year old heifer, J. McLean, and 2nd and 3rd; heifer, one year old, J. .McLean and 2nd; heif- er calf, A. Elcoat, G. Lowery, Beat- ty Bros.; steer calf, Russel Dorrance, G. Lowery. Butchers' Cattle—Fat cow or heifer and year old steer, J. McLean and 2nd; two year old steer, Broadfoot Bros. Jersey—Best cow, R. Winter, J. R. Govenlock; heifer two years old, J. R. Goseenlock. Bankers' Comeetition Special, Geo. Lowery, R. Dalton. Bank of Commerce Special, Russel McIntosh; . G. Broad- umpkin, W. collection of Fine Arta Oil Painting—Landschpli, Mrs. Ross, • 1 s. Howrie, owne, Mrs. (2nd); ani - raves; por- n; Ross. pe, W..J. , Grave wide, is. Mrs. -Howne; rearme, M Mrs. Ross; flowers, Mrs. Rose; fruit, Mriel Howrie mal life, Mrs. Ross, A, trait, MTS. Ross; figure, Water Color -- Lands A. Walker, A. Graves; marin ands 2n41; flowers, Mrs. H Ross; fruit, Mrs. Howrie, ;Mrs. Ross; A. Graves; ntosh, W. ves, Turn- .. arine, Mrs. Mrs. Preu- animal life, Mrs. Howrie, portrait, Turnbull & Mc J. Walker; figure, A. Gr bull & 1VIcIntosh, Crayon—Landscape or RoSs; portrait or figure, ten, Mrs. RosS; any subject, Mrs. Ross, Mr. Howrie. 1 I Pencil Dm-Wing—Pen a.nd ink sketch Mrs. Ross; landscape or mhrine, Mrs. RoSs, A. Grave; any subject, Mrs. Howrie, Mrs.! Ross; handrlainted tea set„W. Hartry; painting ori china, Dr. Grieve and 2nd; on glass, !Ms: Ross; on panel or placque,..W. Hartry; col- lection hand painted china; W. Har - try, Dr, Grieve; pierced brass, Mrs. Ross (2nd); collection phots, D. F. Buck. Mrs. Ross. Judges—Miss Pridham and Mrs. A. A. McLennan. Plants and Flowers Grieve; patched work co Grieve, MTS. Quail; silk quilt, Dr. Grieve? Mrs. R velvet crazy quilt, Dr. • Ross; crazy cotton quilt, Mrs. Ross; any other kind Dr. Grieve; patched woole Grieve; knitted counte Grieve; crochet , coun Grieve, Mrs. Howrie; hook heavy handmade, Miss A '37; hooked ra Mrs. Ed. Dale Ed. Daley, Mrs. Ross; Hays; wool sock, fine, Mrs. Ross; women's woole MrsRoss Mrs Howrie; t ". fine, Mrs. .Howrie, Dr. mitts, heavy, Mrs'. Ross, wool gloves, Mrs. Howrie Sofa Pillows—Colored broidered, Mrs. Howrie, Patriotic, Miss Ament, any other kind, Miss Ame try. Household Linen --e- Gu fancy, Miss Ament, Mrs guest tdwels, initial or. Miss Ament, Mrs. Howrie; fancy, Mrs. Ross, Miss o'clock tea set, Mrs. Ho piece arid two end pieces, Mrs. Preuter; day slips an Preuter, Mrs. Howrie; dr cover, and pin cushion, M bedspread, embroidered, M Crochet or Knitted Wo piece, crochet, Mrs. Ho mats, crochet, Mrs. Ross, rie; bedroom slippers, cr Howrie, Miss Ament; sha crochet, Mrs. Ross; motor diet, Mrs. Howrie, Mrs. Ro croohet, Mrs, Ross; corset chet, Miss Ament, Mrs. H crochet, Miss Ament, Mrs. Miscellaneous—Laundry Ross, Mrs. Preuter; Bond° Winters, Miss Ament; Im. Miss Ament, Turnbull & kitchen apron, plain, Mrs. Dr. Grieve; kitchen apron, Grieve, Mrs. Ross; baby's Ross; bead work, Dr. Gr novelty in fancy work, Mrs Graves; men's fancy nigh Grieve; patch on old gar Grieve, Mrs, Ross; buttonh Grieve, Mrs, Ross; work b Miss Ament, Dr. Grieve; dar Ed. Daley; hardinger, Mrs Cut Flowers—Pansies, W asters', R. Winter, W. II collection asters, W. Ha . Hartry; rtry; best ye stock; W. Hartry; Verbenas, W. Hartry; Petunias, double, j, L. K rr; Gladi- olas, W. Hartry; Zennias, J. R. Gov- enlotk; basket cut flowers & McIntosh, W. Hartry; S W. Hartry; Nasturtiums, V. Roses, H. Edge, R. M. Jo Flowers in Pots—Floweri ia, W. Hartry ; tuberous Be Hartry; collection Begonias, try; collectionpot flowers, -& Mcintoih. Cluff's Spe Grieve. Judges—A. F. Cluff and R; M. Jones. Ladies' Work I Embroideredcentrepiec Miss Ament, , Mrs. 3. Quail embroidered ceotrepiece, Mr Miss Ament; table doilies, Mrs. Preuter; tray cloth, Mi Mrs. Quail; tea, cloth in lin Howrie, Miss Ament; sidebo Mrs. Quail, Mro. Preuter; library table, Miss Ament, Mrs. How- rie; set.eable niats and napk'ns, Mrs. Howrie,e,Mrs. Preuter; tea cesy, Mrs. Ross; tapestry, Mrs. Rose; Applique, Mrs. Ross; Bulgarian, Nfisol, Ament, Mrs. Ross; convocation braid work, Mrs. Preuter, Miss Ament;eyejet work Miss Ament, Mrs. Quail; Moiint Mel - lick, Mrs. Howie, Mrs. Ross; modern cross stitch, Miss Ament, Mrs. Ross; Roman cut work, Mrs. !Preuter, ft quilt, Dr. or velvet ss; silk or rieve, MTS. Dr. Grieve, Mrs. Ross, quilt, Dr. pane, Dr. *pane, Dr. d wool mat, mat, Mrs. ool socks, ent, T. E. rs. stockings, Wool mitts, ieve; wool L. Kerr; Mrs. Ross. linen em - is Ament; rs. Rasa; W. liar - towels, Preuter; onogra.m, ath towels inent; five le; centre- iss Ament, ;kind, Miss Sser stand S. Preuter; 's. Howrie. k—Centre: rie; table rs. How - het, MTS. 1 or cape, hood, cro- s; sweater oke, .cro- Me; filet, Preuter. ag, Mrs. cap, R. ting bag, antosh; 41. Daley, ancy, Dr. ntfit, Mrs. eve; best ;Ross, A. shirt, Dr. ent, Dr. les, Dr. `g, fancy, ing, Mrs. Preuter. nt Turnbull eet Peas, Hartry; es. g Began- onia, W. W. Hat - Turnbull ial, Dr. Children's Departm Hemmed handkerchief, DaleY,'Mrs. Howrie; wool Howrie, Mrs. Ross; centrep Howrie; crochet work, M Daley, Mrs. Howrie; doll ou Ross; fancy article% NUS. Mrs. Howrie; cake, Mrs. Mrs. Ross; fancy candy, sheaf of oats, Jas. Ilitgill;. Mrs. Ed, Daley. • Judge—Miss A. B. Rosse-Brussels. ZUitICH FAL FAIJ • The, annual: fall fair of th agricultural society was held 'grounds here on Wednesday day of last week, in spite o weather which has hit near 'is. 'Ed. Ork, Mrs. ece, Mrs: Ed. it, Mrs. . Daley, Cleary', s. Ross; ornatoes, calf, 1918, F. Wilbert, W. McAllister . & Son and 3rd; heifer calf, 1918, Bat- ty Bros., W. McAllister & Son; year. old bull calf„ W. McAllister & Son. - Judges—M. Bilger, Mildmay; W. H.. Spencer, Guelph. Other Than Thoroughbred -Durham.. —Cows in milk or in calf, W. Fee, 3. Hey, jr.'G. Blackwell; 2 year old. heifer, L. Rader; yearling heifer, W. Fee, G. Blackwell, S. Hey, jr.; heifer calf,, L. Rader, G .Blackwell, L. Rader; fat cow or heifer, L; Rader and 2nd; W. J. Blackwell; 2 year old steer, L. Rader & 2nd; yearling steer„ L. Rader and 2nd and 3rd; steer calf, G. Blackwell & 2nd; P. Deiehert, ska, fat steer, L. Rader. Herd of Grade Cattle—Z. Rader,, won all the prizes in this class. , Durham—W. McAllister & Son won all the prizes in this class. Bankers' Competition -3. A. Man- son. W. McAllister & Son, W. J. Blackwell. Sheep Leicester—W. McAllister and Son, won all the prizes in this class. - Lincolns—T Snowden won all the - , prizes in this class. Fine Wooi—Shearling ram, 3. A. Manson, W. C. Pierce; aged rani, j. A. Manson:, shearling ewe, J. A. Manson and 2nd; ewe lamb, W.. Pierce,. J. A. Manson; ram lamb, J. A. Man- son; ewe having raised lamb in 1918, W. Pierce, J. A. Manson; fat sheep,. McAllister & Son; T. Snowden. ' Judge -4M. Bilger, Milverton. ' -Zurich on ,thelr the bad' y every show in the county, this year, was one of the best in some years. The indoor show especially, was OseceIPtionally geed. everv class being well filled and the quality unsurpassed, ; while the display of apples and other fruits was far above former years. On the sec- ond day the weather, althou le chilly, , white, colored, . Howrie, TS. Ross, s Ament, n, Mrs. rd scarf, carf for Hogs Berkshire—Aged seine W.C. Pierce, E. Snowden; aged boar, W. C. Pierce, T. Snowden; spring boar, E. Snowden, T. Snowden; spring boar, W. Pierce, T. Snowden. Tamworth—Aged sow, T. Snowden, J. A. Manson. T. Snowden won, the remainder of the prizes in this -- class, Yorkshire-a:Aged sow, W. J. Black- well, G. Grain; aged boar, G. Gram; spring boar, G. Gram and 2nd; sprmg- sow, j. A. Manson and 2nd. Bankers' Co-mpetition—J. A. Man- son, W. -3. Blackwell. - Judge—W. II. Spencer, Guelph. Poultry - Pair Hamburgs, 0. Surarus, W. B. Battler & Son; Barred Plymouth. Rocks, 3. M. McCullough & Son, 0. Surarns; chicks 3. McCullough & Son. & 2nd. White Plytriouth Rock chicks,, W.B. Battler & Son. Lightl'Brahrna chielss, Dr. McKinnon. Black Min-. orcas, W. B. Battler & Son; chicks, De. McKinnon. White Leghorns, W.. B. Battler & Son; chicks, 3. Thiel, W. B. Battler' & Son. S. C. Brown Leg- horn chicks, .McCullough & Son. Buff Orpintons, J. Preeter and 2nd. Blank breasted Red Games, T. L. 'Arum, W. B. Battler & Son. Andalusians; W.B. Battler & Son and Dad. Silver Lace& Wyandottes, J. MeCtalough & Son, W. L. Seibert; chicks, 3,. ,Mccullougle and -Son. Rhode Island Reds, j: A. Manson; chicks, Dr. MiKinLin and' 2nd. Campine,s, J. McCullough. Son, W. B. Battler & Son; chicks, 4. McCullough & Son & 2; Ancona chicks J. Preeter. Bantams, Silly variety, J. Preeter, W. B. Battler & Son; chicks, J. McCullough & Son. Col- lection of pigeons, C. Fritz, J. Hey, jr. Partridge Rocks, J. McCullough & Son; chicks J. McCullough and Son was clear until late afternon when and 2nd. White Orpintons, 0"- a heavy shower set in, whith, how- ' Brien- chicks W O'Brien J A Man - attendance or the pleasure ofday. son. Polands, W. B. Battler & Sone S. G. Dorkins, W. B. Battler & Son. ever, came too late to spoil either the Mallard Ducks, C. Fritz and 2nd; Pekin ducks, E. Snowden, T.Snowdene Rouen ducks, W. B. Battler & Son, V. - Seibert; any variety ducks, H. Claus- ius; geese, E. Snowden; Toulouse geese W. B. Battler & Son; turkeys, E. Snowden. Judge—E. McCombs, of Fenwick„ Ontario. Grain and Seeds Bushel white fall wheat, 3. McBride„ W. B. Battler & Son; red fall wheat, A. Foster, 11. Clausius, P. Habererr - spring wheat, W. Blackwell, I.I.Geiger,, W. B. Battler & Son; 6 rowed barley, J. McBride, H. Clausius, L. Rader; white oats, E. 1Clopp, A. Reichert, 3. McBride; small peas, C. Truemner, A. Reichert; eye, A. Foster; timothy seed A. Reichert, W. B .Battler & Son, L. Rader; small white field beans, C. Truemner, 0. Surarus, R. Geiger!: collection of grain in head, II. Neeb,, R. Geiger. Mrs. }Lowrie; punched, Miss Mrs. Howrie; Wallachin; Mis Mrs. Howrie; child's far*y clr Ament, Mrs. Ross. Laces—Irish crochet, fine, Mrs. Ross Mrs. Howrie; heavy Irish crochet, Mrs. Howrie, Mrs. Rosa; Reticellh, Mrs. Ross; netting, Mrs.Howrie, Mr. Ross; Tatting, Mrs. Ross, A. Gravese tatting centre lace, Mrs. Preuter; !crochet thread, Dr. Grieve, Mrs. Hoverile; knit- ted thread, Dr. Grieve, Mrs. Howrie; Batenburg, Mrs. Howie, Mrs, Ross; Duchess, Mrs, Ross, Miss Ament; Honiton, Mrs. Ross; point, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Howrie; coronation, Mrs. Ross; collection lace insertion, Mrs. Preuter. Ladies' 1Inderclothing—Underwaist, crocheted, Miss Ament, Mrs. Preuter.' underwaist, embroidered Miss Ament, Mr. Quail; nightdress, Miss Ament, Mrs. Quail; nightdress crochet, Miss Ament, Mrs. Preuter. Domestic — Bed conaforter, Dr. As usual there was a good display of horses, the classes being well #1Ied and the competition keen, while the cattle, sheep and hogs were fully up to the standard. Owing to the previous -wet weather the races had to be declared off, which was a cause of disappoint- ment to many. In the evening an ex- cellent concert was given in the town ity. The ecessful are and ker, jr., W. Sznith; foal, J. Decker, Jr., II. c. Neeb, W. Smith; year old ge ling or ',lily, S. Kees; 2 year old gen); or Illy, W. Witzel, G. Gram; 3 year old filly.or gelding, H. Neeb, S. 8' hrader; span mares or gelding in harness and wagon, W. Decker, H. Clausiyo, W. Smith.. Agricultural—Brood mare and foal, T. Ns reisyth, G. Jacobe, ds Ort - wens -' foal, J. A. Manson, J. brtwein, • G. Jacobe; year old gelding or filly, J. P. Rau; 2 year old gelding Or filly, Jas. Gould, H. Krueger, F. Ellering- ton; 3 year old gelding or filly, E. Witzel; span mares or geldings in wagon and harness, F. Elleringrn,,J. , Heavy Draught—Brood marc and Ziler, C. Killer. foal, W. McAllister & Son and 2nd and 3rd; foal, T. N. Forsyth, McAllister C. Son ond third; 2 year old gelding Ament, Ament, ss, Miss hall, which was filled to cape following is a list of the s exhibitors: Horses. General Purpose.—Brood ii foal, G. E. lhompson, J. De Horticultural Products Collection of any kind of apples, L. Rader, F. Keegan, E. Snowden; plate of four varieties, L._ Rader, J. Pfaff, C. Truemner; four varieties winter - apples, F. Keegan, L. Rader, J. Pfaff; King of Thornpkins, W. Blackwell, G. Surerus; snow apples, W. Smith, F. Keegan; Northern spies, E. Haberer, L. Rader; Baldwins, G. Truemner, W. Smith; Rhode Island Greenings„ L. Rader, F. Keegan; Spitzenburgs, XT Blackwell. Canada Reds, W. Smith,. Truemner. W Deichert; Ribston Pippins, 3. orefilly, Jas. Gould; span of mares or gelding in harness and wager), C. oseaif, S. Surerus; Golden Russets, F. , Keegan, W. B. Battler & San; B Berry's special.—T. N. Forsyth, ei- McAllister and. Son and 3rd, a A. W. , Davis. F. Keegan, G. Pfile; Swears, W. Smith F Keegan; Wagners, F.. Manson. - - Judge—E. T. Palmer. Keegan, L. Rader; Manns, F. Kee- Roadsters—Brood, mare land i foal, J. Decker, jr., J. Hey, Jr., c, Truem- gain Alexanders, L. Rader, E. Snow- ner, W. Thiel; 2 year old' gelding or 0. Truernr. den; Maiden's Blush, F. Keegan, L ner; foal, G. E. Thompson. 'Rader; Blenheim Pipen, E. Klapp, F. Keegan; Pewaukee. L. Rader, W. B. filly, J. Decker, jr., G. Link; 3 year old gelding or filly, H. C. Zapfand e iBattler & Son; Colverts, F. Keegan, W 2nd; span mares or geldings in barn- 1 . Smith; 20 oz. Pippins, 3Pfaff, F . , ess W Decker, 0. Miller; buggy horse 1jKeegan; Tairnan Sweet,. F . Keegan, in harness and buggy, 3. Gould, R. T.1 ' Pfaff. collection of Russetts, F. Luker, E. Resetmeyer; lady driver, not 'Keegan; collection fall pears, F. Keeg- , -, less than 3 entries, J. Hey, jr., J.. an;. winter pears, R. Geiger F, Kee - Decker, jr„ W. Thiel; foal, Carriage—•Brood mare with foal, J. 'lette.rer .'pears,ciappH, s . gan; collection of fall and winter pears, R. Geiger, F. Keegan; Bart - Gould, R. T. Luker. filly or geldnig, 3. Hey, jr.; 3 year old ne. 1312,os-well; le prunes, MTS. G. FaNvoeriebte' , Fr:. HKaebeegIrtenr, jr., J. Hey, jr., J. Manson; 2 year old 3-4 Decker, Flemish Beauty, F. Keegan, P. Hab- gelding or filly, G. E. Thompson. II. Hess, n. 3. Berry; 6 red crabs, 3. o. Gascho, T. Snowden, yellow crabs, E r geldings in harness and buggy, Eno . Steinbach, W. Koehler; span mares riage horse in buggy and harnese, S. plums, T. Johnston, E. Snowden; most Swden, W. Blackwell; plate plums, C. Fritz, T. Johnston; collection of Thiel & 2nd; J. Ortwein; single car - valuable collection canned fruit, Dr_ McKinnon, A. Johnston. Bown Bros' special, B. McClinchey. Judge—R. Welsh, Exeter; A.Weber, Dashwood. (Continued on Page 4) , gan, Neeb; Wolf River, F. Kee- Schrader and 2n41, E. Weide. Cattle Durham—Cow in milk or in calf, W. McAllister & Son and 2nd; 2 year old heifer, W. McAllister and Son; year- ling heifer, W. McAllister & Son; bull ^