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SEPTEMBER 26; 1919.
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different clot he s
blues,, browns, greys E
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stripes.
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designed garments E.
giving the wearer a -=
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tb $40, in all wool- E
cloth.
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the Fall season. .Good
weight in the Tweed F. --
and. Dog Skin finish,
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a n d colors, grey,
brown, fawn, green,
dark gray, arid blue,
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McLean Bros., Publishers
$1.50 a Year in Advance
Culloch & Son, Wm., Ballantyne; (
& ILL, J. McCulloch & Son and 2
Bronze Turkeys, W. Broadfoot; a
other variety turkeys, E. and R. Sno
den; Toulouse geese, D,' Douglas
Son; Bremen geese, E. and R.. Sno
den; any other variety geese, T.
McMichael; Pekin ducks, D. Doug
Son and 2nd; any other varie
Orphingtons, (cr.), H. Edge, Willi
Ballantyne; (p); Edge Willie
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las topped Shorthorns, also Fifty Head
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silting of Thirty Ewes and a splendid
lot of two Year old Shearling and Rale
Lambs and Fifteen Head of Clydes-
is, dale Horses, the property of the late
DispersionSale
13allantyne; White Leghorns,' single
tions. In spite of weather condittons &nub. I). liouglas St Son and 2nd.
however, there was a big attendance
and seine exceritionelly fine exhibits in
all the live 4kIs chsses, and a good'
indoor show. i The following is a list
of the successful exhibitors:
'HORSES -
. Agricultural—Brood mare with foal
.ley her side, T, N. Forsyth, J. Dale,
Jr., John McGavin; foal of 1919, Alex.
Buchannan, J. Dale, Jr., ,John Mc -
Gavin; filly or gelding, three years old,.
Alex. Wright, Wm. Alexander, M.
O'Rielly; filly or gelding, two years
old, J. Dale, Jr., W. T. Grieve; filly or
gelding, one year old, J. Dale, Jr., Jas.
Carling, W. Alexander; team in
harness, Junes Hay; sweepstakes, J.
Dale, Jr.,
„ Heavy Draught—Registered heavy
draught brood mare with foal by her
side W. McAllister &• Son and 2n,
John McGavine foal of 1919 from re—
gistered mare, W. McAllister & Son,
J. McGavin, W. McAllister/ & SOIP
13g.gest and best eollection pigeon
lice Daly; Belgian hare, old buc
James Weir; Belgian hare, old •dc
J Tries .Weir; Belgian hare, youn
buck, J. II. Knight, Jame S Weir; Be
gian hare, young doe, James Weir,.
H. Knighte any other variety rabbit
young doe, John Walker and 2nd. An
other variety rabbits, young bue
James Weir, John Walker; any ot
variety rabbits, Old buck, John Wal e
any other variety rabbits, old doe, oh
Walker; Guinea pigs, old uc
Angora rabbit, J. II. Knight; a pine
J. McCulloch & Son and 2nd. ,artridg
Rocks, J. McCulloch & Son and 2nd.
Judge—Williarn Yule, Fullerton.
HORTICULTURAL‘PRODUCTS
Apples --Collection of apples, 12
varieties, named, t8 consist of four
of each variety, Geo. Laithwaite, H.
Crich; 6 named varieties winter apples,
Geo. Laithwaite, Crich; 4 named
varieties fall apples, Geo. Laithwaite
k' Robert Chartera, to be held on Lot
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T. E. Robson Thos. Brown
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MRS. ROBERT CHARTERS.
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brood mare with foal by her side, H. Crich; plate of Baldwins, W. El-
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Alex. Buchannan; foal of 1919, T. N. coat, V, Terryberry; -Plate of King of
Forsyth; gelding three years old, J. Thornpkins, W. Cameron, John Mur -
Dale, Jr., W. T. Grieve; filly two years ray; plate of Northern Spies Geo
'old, T. J. McMichael & Son aid 2nd;
filly or gelding one year old, W. T.
Grieve; team in harness, G. J. Dow,
W. T. Grieve; sweepstakes, T. Mc-
Michael & Son.
General Purpose—team in harness,
George Penhale, George Thompson;
Dominion Bank Special, J. Dale, Jr.
Judge—W. L. 1VIossip, St. Marys.
Roadster—Brood mare with- foal bY
her side, T. J, McMichael St Son; foal
of 1919; T. J. McMichael & Son; filly
or gelding, three years old, John Lane
.& Son, Jas. Park; filly or gelding, one•
year old, T. J. McMichael & Son; Geo.
Thompson; single roadster in harness,
Jas. Heffernan, J. Byermari, John
MccIavrorrieage_
Brood mare with foal by
her side, C. McKay; foal of 1919, C.
McKay; filly or gelding, three *ars
•old, P. Grem, Fred Miller; filly or
gelding, one year old, Geo. Thompson;
single carriage horse, W. G. Broad -
.foot, Louis Fortune, .Jas: Carling;
Haigh's'Special, Rolph Hyslop.
Judge—Robert Wilson.
CATTLE
• Shorthorrtee-Beet cone.W. Charters,/
'tand 2nd; ,heifer, three years old, W.
Charters; heifer, two years old, W.
Charters; heifer, one year old, W.
Charters; senior heifer calf, •calved
after Sept. 1st, 1918, W. Pepper, W.
Charters; senior bull calf, calved after
Sept. 1st, 1919, W. T'eepere junior
heifer calf, calved•after Jan. 1st, 1919,
W. Charters, W. S. Broadfeoote junior
bull calf, calved after Jan. 1st, 1918,
W. Charters, We S. Broadfoot; bull 3
years old or over, W. Charters; herd
consisting of four females and bull
W. Charters, and. 2nd,
Jersey—Best cow, Robert. Winter,
j. R. Goveillock; heifer calf, J. R.
Govenlock; Bank of Commerce Special,
W. Charters.
.Judge—William Waldie.
SHEEP,
Shropshiredoevns—Aged ram, shearl-
mg ram, ram lamb, ewe having raised
lambs in 1919, shearling. ewe, ewe -
lamb, W. G. Ross took all the prizes
in this class.
• Lincolns—Aged ram, Geo, Penhale,
T. M. Snowden; shearling ram Geo.
Penhale; Tam lamb, 'T. M. Snowden,
George Plenbale• ewe having raised
lambs in 1918 Geo. Penhale; shearling
ewe, T. M. Snowden, Geo. Penhale;
ewe lamb, Geo. Penhale.
Leicester—Aged ram, W. McAllister
& Son, Geo. iVICCavtney; ram lamb,
W. McAllister & Son and 2nd; ewe
having raiittl lambs in 1918, W. Mc-
Allester & Son and 2nd; •shearling
lamb, W. dVIcAllister & Son E.
Haberer; ewe lamb, SV, McAllester &
Son, George McCartney.
Dorset Horned—Aged ram, shear -
ling ram, ram lamb, ewe having rais-
ed Iambs in 1919, shearling ewe, ewe
lamb, W. Pearce took all the -prizes
in this class.
J edges—Jam es D perance, Oliver
Turnbull.
PIGS
* Berkshire—Boar twd years old and
over', boar one year old and under two,
boar -littered in 1919, sow two years
pld and over, sow one year and under
two, sow littered' in 1919, W. Pearce
took -all the prizes in this. class. -
Tamworth --Boar two 'years and
over, boar one year old and under two,
boar littered in 1919, sow two years
old and • over, sow one year old and
under two, sow littered in 1919. D.
Douglas & Son took all -the prizes in
this class. .
e Judges—Oliver, Turnbull, . Jam es
D orrance,
POULTRY
Barred Rocks, cock, hen, cockerel
and pullett, -John McCulloch & Son;
White Rocks (c), D. Douglas & Son,
H. Edge, (h)i, D. Doug:1,es & Son and
2nd; (cr.), 11e -Edge, (n), D. Douglas
& Son and 2nd; Silver Grey Dorkings,
John McCullech -& 'Son; any other
variety, Game Bantams, (cr), J. Mc-
Cullogh & Son, (p). j. McCulloch &
Son; any other variety Cochin Ban -
terns, (c), J, McCulloch & Son, (h), 3.
McCulloch & Son; Spangled Ham-
burgs,
.l-ohn McCulloch & Son; Buff
Orphington.s, cOek, hen, cockerel and
pullet, IL Edge; Minorcas, (cr), Wm.
Ballantyne and 2nd, (p),. Wm. Bale
lantyne and. 2nd; Silver Laced Wye'',
dottes, (c), J. McCulloch & Son, P. -
Daley & Son, (11). P. Baley & Son, J.
McCulloch & Son; (cr. & p), J. Mc-
Culloch & Seri; White Wyandpttes C.
Barnett; Golden Laced Wyandoties,
P.- Daley Son; Rhode !eland- -Reds,
(c), 3, McCulloch & Son; (h), J. Mc -
Laithwaite, W. Elcoat; plate of Ribs
ton Pippins, G. Laithwaite, A. Hugill
plate of Golden Russett, John Dale Jr.
H. Crich; plate Westfield Seek -no -
further, W. G. Broadfoot, J: J. Hugill;
plate of Wealthy, V. Terryberry, H.
Crich; plate of Pewaukee, H. „Crich;
plate of Ontario, H. Crick Cam-
eron; plate of Gravenstein, G. Leith-
waite; plate of Duchess •iof Oldenburg,
H. Crich; plate of Cayuga Red Streak
or Twenty Ounce, Wm. Cameron, W.
G. Broadfoot; plate of Fameuse or
Snow apple, W. 'Elcoat; plate of Cot -
vert, John Murray, H. Crich; plate of
Mann, J. Dale, Jr., John Murray;
plate of Blenheim Orange, G. Leith-
waite; plate of Maiden' nude J. J.
Hugill, V. Terryberry; plate of 12_
Grab apples, red, W. Elcoat, P. Cole-
man; plate .of Rhode Island Greening,
W. Elcoat, F. Coleman;,plate of Fal -
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FOR .HARD COAL
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lawater, H. Crich, W. T. Fotheiing-
ham; plate of Blenheim Pippin, W.
Cameron, W. Elcoate. plate. of Fall
Pippin, W. Cameron, H. .Crich; plate
of St. °Lawrence, J. -J: Hugill; plate of
Canadian Red, G. Laithwaite, P. Cole-
-.men; plate. ast„ Tolman wet, W. G.
tioadfool, J, Dale, Jr; Cardno Bars.'
Special, J.' J. Hugill, H. Crich,
Pears—Four varieties, of Winter
pears, Geo, Laithwaite, H. -Crich; 4
varieties of Fall pears, Geo. Leith-
waite; plate of Duchess of Agouline,4 of any
H. Crichs plate of I3eurre Clairgeau, I Mrs. E. Daley.
H. Crich, G. Laithwaite; plate * of 1 Grapes—Plate
Made from anthracite dust, pressed
into stove size and held together by
fuel pitch binder. Gives equally good.
heat and burns just as long as hard
coal, leaves nothing but fine ashes.
NO •CLINKERS -0 WASTE
Cali at our office and see samples for
furnace or range use.
N. CLUFF s SONS
SEAFORTII
Clapp's Favorite, W.. Ballantyne; plate
..of Sheldon, G. McCartney, G. Leith-
waite; plate of. Louis Bonne de Jersey,
G. Laithweite; plate of Barlett, H.
Crich, W. Baliantyne; plate of Seckele
H. Crick W. Ballantyne; plate a
Beton d' Anjou, G. •Laithwaite. •
Plums—Plate of Imperial Gage, A.
Hugill; plate of Lombards, MTS. E.
Daley, A. •Elcoat; plate of Bradshaw,
Geo. McCartney, Dr. Grieve; plate of
German Prune, G. Laithwaite; plate
variety, Laithwaite,
other
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First Presbyterian Church,Seaforth
Sunday Morning, September 28th
Unveiling of Memorial Tablet in memory of the fallen
/ heroes of the church school, and an Honor Roll: The
. Dr. Larkin. Children's
church will be decorated with flowerS by the children
Short interesting talks by Rev .
Choir ' •
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You are Specially Invited,
Jas. Cowan, Supt.
Jas. Robb, Sec. -Tres,
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The Picture of theifour
"MICKEY" is Coming
Wherever you go you encounter MICKEY. They
are all singing "Mickey," dancing " Mickey." Vs
" Mickey " here and " Mickey there
But the Best Bet of
all is Mickey Herself
Romping, Climbing,- Riding, Swimming, Racing Fight-
ing. Through "Mack Sennett's )) Happy - Snappy.
Comedy Drama
"MICKEY" at the STRAND -
Friday and Saturday, Qctober'3rd and 4th
Afternoon 4 pan. Evening 7.30 and 9 p.m.
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PRICES
Matinees 26 & 35c, evenings 25 & 50c and War Tax
Don't Miss "Mickey"
THE GREATEST PRODUCTION ON EARTH
Make every effort to come early --- Hundreds will be turned away.
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G. Ieaithwaite, A. Hugill; plate
eleware, G. -LaithWaite; plate of
rs No. 15 (Agewan), G. Leith-
; plate of Rogers No. 19 (Mer-
), 0. Laithwaite; plate of Rogers
4 (Wilder), H. Crich, G. Leith-
; plate of Rogers No. 9 (Lidley),
Hugill, George Laithwaite;
, of Rogers No. 52 , (Salem)
ithwaite; plate of any other
vari ty, W. Elcoat, Dr. Grieve; best
coil tion of grapes, G. Laithwaite,
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J dge—J. M. Cardno.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
enty-five pounds butter in crocks
ubs, R. A. Campbell; 5 pounds
butter, sufficiently salted, J. J.
ill, R. A.'Cempbell; pound rolls
ints, (5 Ms.), J. J. Hugill; most
y arranged plate of butter for
use, R. Winter, G. T. Turnbull;
of homemade bread, G. C. Dale,
Dr. Grieve Robert Winters, Mrs.
; half dozen home made buns,
Mrs Geo. Browniee, Mrs. Dr. Grieve;
half *dozen home macle biSetlitS, MTS.
Dr. Grieve, G. T. - Tutnbull; /oaf of .
Gee am bread MTS' E. E Daley Mrs.
Dr, rieve; half dozen home made tea
bisc • its, Mrs. Dr. Grieve, G. T. Turn-
bull; best lemon Die, G. T. Turnbull,
Mrs, Dr. Grieve; best apple pie, MTS.
Dr: rieye, G. Turnbull; best col-
lection of fancy baking consisthig of
one oaf of home made bread, buns,
light cake, and a pie made byee. girl
• sixte n years of age, Mrs. EADaley;
.neat it and best arranged meal, con-
sisti g of eight articles of food; suit-
able or workingman's supper, cream,
sug and tea to- count as one article,
and bread and buter to. count
as ne article, meats excluded,
Mrs. Dr. Grieve; home made pickles,
three varieties, Mrs. Ed. Daley;
home made pickles, 3 varieties, Mrs.
E. aley; best jar of catsup, home
made Mrs. Ed. Daley, Mrs. S. A.
Mille ;-best collection of jelly-, Mrs,
E. D ley; best collection of wine, Dr.
Griev ; maple' syrup, R. A. Campbell
and d; canned peaches, Miss Dug-
gan; armed Dears, Miss Duggan; -wild
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Hohlbei
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Roy Special, pan of bread. Mrs.
W. Elcoat, Dr. Grieve; collection
pierced brass, Miss Livingstone, Miss
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Judges—MisscLezman.
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C. Irene Pridhe,
PLANTS AND FLOWER'S
Cut Flowers—Dahlias, 4 varieties,
R. Winter; Asters, six varieties, W.
B. McLean; Asters, best eollection,
R. Winter, W. B. McLean; Dianthus,
best colkction, Dr. Grieve; Carnations
aronnuondx, best collection, Dr. Grieve;
Gladiolas, best collection, .11, Edge,
R. Winter; Zennia.s, best collection,
R. Winalie basket of cut flowers, G.
T. Turnbull; best collection of annuals,
W. B. ,McLean; best collection of Roses,
H. Edge.
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Flowers in Pots—Three double
Geraniums in flower,. W. B. MeLeau;
3 single Geraniums in flon-er, W. B.
McLean; hanging basket -of flowers,
G. T. ;Turnbull; best and argest col-
lection OT pot flowere, G. T. Turnbull,
W. B. IVIeLean.
LADIES' WORK .
Embroidered centrepiece, whiteeMiss
Ament, R. Winter; embroidered, cen-
trepiece, colored, Miss Ament Mrs.
J. Howrie; table doilies in linen 3 to
6, R. Winter, D. Symington; tray cloth,
.Miss Ament, Miss, Livingstone; tea
cloth in linen. Miss Ament, D. Syming-
ton; sideboard scarf, Miss Ament, Mrs.
Ruttle; scarf for library table in
colored linen, Miss Ament, Mrs. Ruttle;
set table cloths and napkins, Mrs..
Howrie; tea cosy, R. Winter, Miss
Livingstone; tapestry, Mrs. M. Ross;
applique, Miss Livingstone; Bulgarian,
Miss Ament; convocation braid work,
Miss Ament, V. Terryberry; eyelet
work, Miss Ament, Mrs. Ituttle;
Mount Melliek, Miss Livingstone, Mrs.
Howrie; modern cross stitch, Mrs.
Ross, Miss Ament; Roman tut work,
Miss Symington; punched, Miss
Ament, Miss Livingstone; Wallachin,
Miss- Ament, Mrs., noverie;
dress, -fancy, Miss "Livingstone, MiSS
Ament; fancy shoppieg bag, Miss
Symington, MSS Livingstone.'
Limes—Irish chocbet, fine, Miss Liv-
ingstone; Mrs. Ross- Irish. crochet,
healy, Mts. Howie, Miss Livingstone;
etting; Miss bymington, MTS.
owrie; tatting) best eollar, Mrs.
owrie; -crochet, thread lace, Miss *
ymington, Dr. Grieve; knitted thread
e, R. Winter, Miss Ament; Batten.,
rg with -machine made braid, Miss
vingstone, R. 'Winter; Duchess, Miss
ment, Miss Livingstone; Honiton,
iss Symington, Miss Livingstone;.
int, MTS. Ross, Mrs. Howrie.
Ladies' ttriderclothing—TInderwaiet,
oehet, „Miss A -molts -R. Winter; earl-
rwaist, embroidered, Miss Ament,
Winter; nightdress, embroidered,
iss Livingstone Miss Ament; nighe-
ess, crochet, Miss Ament, Mrs_
DitetpvmIee:e sqtu
paEtceldied work in cotton,
comforter, Dr.
rs. Ross, Miss Sytnington; quilt, silk
velvet, Dr. Grieve; quilt, silk or
lvet, crazy, Dr, Grieve; quilt, cotton,
azy, Dr. Grieve, V. Terryberry; quilt
y otheP kind, Mrs. Ross; quilt patch -
woollen, D. Grieve, V. Terryberry;
unterpane, knitted, Miss Symington.
. Grieve; counterpane crochet, Dr.
leve, Miss Symington; mat, hooked
oi,. R. Frost, Mrs. E. Daley; mat,
oked rag, Miss Symington, •Mrs. E.
ley; pair wool socks, heavy., hand
de, Dr. Grieve, Mrs. ROSS; pair wool
ks, fine, hand made, Mrs, Howrie,'rn
• Grieve. pair woen'e woollen
ckings hand made, Miss Symington;
r wool mitts, fiine hand made, ;Miss
mington, Dr. Grieve; pair wool
M, heavy, hand made, Dr. Grieve,
s. Ross; pair wool gloves, niid
de, Miss Symington, Mrs. Rose.
ofa Pillows—CoIored linen embroiti-
d, Mrs. Ross, Miss Ament; silk
broidered, R, WM-ter, Miss Ament;
riotic, Miss Arnent, Mra. t.tattle;
other kind, Miss Ament, 'Miss
mington.
rownlee, Jr.; Rob Roy Special, H
buns, Mrs. Dr. Grieve, • H
OTS AND VEGETABLES
bushel Irish Cobbler.earlypotas lac
• Eleroat; half bushel' any other Tun,
early potatoes, J. Murray. W. ttel
on; half bushel Green ,Mountain 'ter
tatoes, J. Murray, F. Colenian; '
hel any other variety. of late 13°
s, J. Murray, W. Cameron; 3
winter: e,abbage, Ilettibein; cr
red cabbage, C. Ilohlbein, H. de
3 heads' fall cabbage, Met. E. R.
3 heads any other named cab- M
. Hohlbeire IL Edge; 4 mune dr
H. Edge; 6 table carrbts, Ru
ooted, H. Edge, Mrs. E. Daley;
carrots, long, W. Cameron; 6 Gr
arrots, any other variety, C. M
n; 6 turnip blood beets, H. or
Mrs. E. Daley; 12 tomatdes, ve
Hohlbein, W. Fotheringhem; cr.
toes, pink, W. Cameron, MTS. an
y; 6 ears sweet table corn, W. ed
clfoOt, MTS. E. Daley; 6 ears co
*n. J. Sholdice; collection of Dr
Murray, G. Laithwaite; -six ,Gr
odder corn, J. Murray, W. wo
gham; 12
on ?rani seed, ee
Broadfoot; 12 onions from Da
etie G. T. Turnbull; peek red ma
C, Hohlbein, W. G. Broadfoot; ape
onions, white or yellow, C. Dr
• peck pickling onions. C. seo
; two muskmelons, J. Mur- poi
Cameron; 2 watermelons, J. Sy
W. , G. Broadfoot; 2. citrons, rei
right, R. A. Campbell; table ]'Ir
3 varieties, Dr. Grieve, A. ma
Hubbard, squash,. Dr. Grieve; S
ins for pies, A. Hugill, J. J. ere
6 winter radish, Dr. Grieve; em
pat
any
Sy
Aujilpegguxiim„iiii;p;
squash,
3 cucumbers, Mrs. E. Daley, J. Mur-
ray; qu rt butter beans, Dr. Grieve,
W. G. roadfoot; quart White beans,
J. Mum y Dr, Grieve; 6 sugar mari-
golds, J. A. Beattie, G. T. Turnbull;
6 long ed rnangolds, W. G. Broad -
foot; Int rmediate marigolds W. Cam-
eron, W. G. Broadfoot; 6 dwede tur-
nips, J, . Beattie, 3. Murray; 6 any
other va iety turnips, F. Coleman, J.
Murray; Ante sugar beets for -factory,
G. T. T rnbulI; largest squash, G.
Laithwai e, Dr, Grieve; largest pump-
kin, R. ora -nee, ,J. Sholdice; collec—
tion of arden produce, C. Hohlbein,
Mrs. E. IlaIey.
Judge oseph Atkinson.
ESTIC AND OTHER .
MANUFACTURES
Set si
set doubi
set pari
set bedro
best one
collection
leather a
Broderick
gle harness, M. Broderick;
team harness, M. Broderick;
r furniture, John Walker;
in furniture, John Walker;
ozen bricks, R. Frost; best
tile, R. Frost; assortment of
d leather manufactures, M.
FINE ART'S
• Oil Paentingt—Landscape, Mrs. S.
A. Miller, Miss Ltvingstonei marine,
Mrs. Ho ie'Miss Livingstone;
flowers, iss Livingstone, MTS. S. A.
Miller; fr it, Mrs. Howrie, Miss Liv-
ingstone; animal life Mies Living-
stone, Mr .. S. A. IVIder; portrait, G.
T. Turnbu I, -Miss Livingstone; figure,
Mrs. S. A Miller, L. Bristow.
Water olor—Landscape, L. Eris;
tow, Miss Livingstone; marine, Miss
Livingston L. Bristow; flowers, Miss
Livingston -,Mrs. "Howrie; fruit, Mrs,
Howrie; •mal life, Miss Livingstone,
Mrs. Ross portrait, MTS. Howrie;
figure, Miss Livingstone,
rayon -1 -Landscape or marine, Mrs.
Ross; any subject, Mrs. Ross, Miss
Livingstone.
Pencil Drawing — Pen and ink
sketch,
sketch, M Howrie, Miss Living-
stone; landscape or marine, Miss Liv-
ingstone; ny subject, Mrs. Ross; hand
painted tea set, 4 or more pieces, W.
Moat, Dr. Grieve; painting on china,
W. Elcoat Dr. Griev ; painting on
glass, Mis Livingstone; painting on
4 panel or Jacque, Mrs. ,Howrie, Dr.
I Grieve; co ketion hand painted china,
Household Linen—Guest towels,
fancy, Miss Ament, R Winter; guest
towels initial or monogram, R Winter,
MrS. Bettie; bath towels, faney, Miss
Ament, Miss M. Duggan; jive otelock
tea set, Mrs,'Howrie; centrepiece and
two end pieces, Miss Ament; day slips
any kind, Miss Duggan, Rifinter;
dresser stand cover and pin eushion
to /Dela., Miss Livingstone, Mrs. E.
Daley,
Crochet or knitted Work—Centre-
piece, crochet, Miss Duggan, lilies
Ament; table mats, crochet, Mies
Symington, V. Terryberry; bedroom
slippers, crochet, Miss Ament, Mrs.
Hewrie; shawl or cape, crochet, Miss
Symington, Miss Ament; motor hood,
crochet, Miss Ament, Mrs. Ross;
sweater, erochet, Miss Livingstone,
Miss Ament; corset • yoke, drochet,
Miss Ament, Mrs. Ross; filet, erochet,
Miss Ament, J, Sholdice.
Miscellaneous—Laundry bag, Miss
Livingstone, Miss Ament; Boudoir
cap, R, Winter, Miss Livingstone;
knitting bag, Miss Ament, Miss Liv-
ingstdne; kitchen. apron, plain, Re
Winter, Dr, Grieve; kitchen apron,
fancy, Miss Ament, Miss Liviligstone;
baby's outfit, Mies Symington, Miss
Duggan; gentleman's pyjamas, Mrs.
Ross, Miss Ament; bead work, Miss
Ament, Dr. Grieve; best novelty in
fancy work, Miss Ament-, R. Winter;
men's fancy nightshirt, Dr. Grieve;
patcl3n old garment, Dr. Grieve,
Mrs. oss; button holes worked, Dr.
Grieve, Miss Livingstone; -work bag,
fancy, Miss A.reent, Rei Winter;
hardanchor, R. Winter; counterpane,
R. Winter.
Judge—Annie Ross; Brussels,
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
One handerchief, hemmed, Mrs. E.
Daley, Mrs, Ross; wool work, Mrs, E.
Daley, IVIre. Howie; crochet work,
Mrs. E. Daley, R. Frost; doll outfit;
Mrs. Ross; collection fancy articles,
6 or more, Mrs. E. Daley; blscuitss
MTS, Z. Daley; cake, Mrs. Roes; 6 ears
of corn, W. Fotheringham, Mrs. E,
Daley; 6 tomatoes, Mrs. E. Daley.
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