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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1938-09-30, Page 6l•; IR "age 1) s+' 4.4 milk or in ;. yearling heifer, old heifer, W. la this year , W. Id,; heifer calf, this if e''lttiober; 1 year old, bxelal}ier and 2nd. ]lflek .eow in calf or giv- Pfaff and 2tlsde; heifer, 2 rr c71(D#'¢ fall and 22nd; heifer, 1 Pfaff; steer, 2 pears old, )i S'fao and- 2nd; steer, •1 ;year old. '];T�''1'afE, ,nr t:detaiR1ee-Milk coni* in calf or giv- f%eo•milk, W. Sparks; heifer, 2 years al W. Sparks; •heifer, 1 year old, W. Sparks end and; heifer calf; under 1 ,. year,• W. Sparks. Special Prizes -Three best dairy type, cow, 2 year old heifer, yearling beif<er, ' W. Sparks; three best beef type, cow, 2 year old heifer, yearling heifer, W. Oestreicher, A. Pfaff; Jithn- aton & •Kalbfleisch's special, A. Pfaff. Sheep Lineolv+s-Aged ram, A." Steeper; shearling 'ram, A. Steeper and 2nd; shearling ewe, A. Steeper and 2nd; ram lamb, A. Steeper and. 2nd; ewe • lamb, A. Steeper and• 2nd; ewe hav- ing raised lamb this year, A. Steeper and. 2nd. Oxford Downs -Aged 'ram, J. Hen- ry, F. McClymont; • sthearling ram, J. Henry, 0. McGowan; shearling ewe, 3. Henry and 2nd; ram lamb, J. Hen- ry and 2nd; ewe lamb, 0. , McGowan, J. Henry; ewe having raised lamb this year, J. Henry and 2nd. Shropshire Downs -Aged ram, 0. McGowan and, 2nd; shearling ram, 0. '(McGowan and 2nd; shearling ewe, 0. •McG•owan and '2.nd; ram lamb, 0. Mc- Gowan and 2nd; ewe lamb, 0. Mc- Gowan and 2nd; ewe having raised lamb this year, 0. McGowan and 2nd. • Leicesters-Aged ram„ D. Graham; sehearling ram, C. Lawson, D. Graham shearling ewe, D. Graham;` ram lamb, D. Graham, C. Lan -son; ewe lamb, 1). Graham, C. Lawson; ewe having rais- ed lamb this year, D. Graham, C. Law- son. - Hogs Yorkshire Aged sow, A. Warner; aged boar, A. Warner, R. Manson ; spring boar, A. Warner and 2nd; spring sow, A. Warner, T. Meyers. Tamworth -Aged sow, R. Manson, E. Pym; aged boar, T. Snowden, E, Pym; - Spring boar, T. Snowden, E. Fyn?; ng sew, ' R- •MoD. T. Speeiala•-Yotwgblut'u speoial R. Maaai a; Geo. T)eic)aerrel Samaria, T. 'Meyelta; ' Judge-Hlumwphrey Spelt; Seafoat+b. Poultry. Black Haiaburgs (e; a'h. cr & If) Lloyd O'Brian and 2aca.„ ,S., S. Ham - burgs (e, rh, er• Mc p-)'- A. • McKim:ea and 2nd'. Bar.redt' Rcecks ('h & or) F. McClymont eared! 211d: (`p) F. McCly' mout, H. Fuses. White Rocks (c & h) T. Snowden, D. Graham, (cr & p) A. Battler, D. Grahams. Brahmas (c) Thiel Bros., D. Graham, (h) A. Me - Kinnon and 2nd, (cr & p) Thiel Bros., A. .McKinnon. Black. Minoreas (c, h, cr & p) 0., Battier and and. White Minoreas (c & •'I.i) H. Desdardinee and 2nd, (cr & p) 0. Battler. Brown Leg - horns (c, h, cr & p) 0. Battler and and. Buff Leghorns (e & h) •J. Kochems. S.C.W. Leghornsc, h, er p). Thiel Bros. and 2nd. 1 R.C.W. Leghorns (c, h, cr & p) J. Kochems and 22nd. Buff Orpingtons (h) J. Koch - ems. White Wyan,dottes (c) D. Gra- ham, 0. Battler, (h, cr & p) OS Bat- tler, D. Graham. Rhode Island'Reds (h & er) 3. Kochems. Anconas (c) L. O'Brien. (h) L. O'Brien, J. Kochems, (cr & p) L. O'Brien and 2nd. Silver Grey Workings, (c, eh & p) 0. Battler, J. Kochems, (cr) J. Kochems, 0. Bat- tler. Bantams, unbooted, •(c) L. O'Brien, D. Graham, (h'& p) D. Gra- ha.m;'"L. O'Brien, (cr) D. Graham, A. McKinnon. Black Sumatra (c & h), L. O'Brien. Old English Game (c . & h) L. O'Brien and 2.nd, (cr & p) '3. Kochems and 2n•d. Jersey Black Giants (c, h, cr & p) D. Graham. An- dalusians (c) 0. Battler, Oh) J. Koch - ems, 0. Battler, (cr & p) 0. Battler and 2nd. Black Langshang (h) J.. Ko- opems and 2nd. New Hampshire Reds (c) F. ,McClymont, H. Fuss, (h) H. Fuss, Thiel Bros., (Cr & p) F. McCly- mont. Sussex (h, cr & p) J. Koch - ems. Houdans (h & cr) Lee O'Brien. D. W. Games (c & h) L. O'Brienand and. Any other variety (c, h,..ttr. & p) D. Graham Collection of pigeons, Lee O'Brien, H. Flaxbard. Ducks -Pekin China ducks (young drake, young duck) 0. Battler, , T; Snowden. Rouen ducks (old and young), T. Snowden; ducks, any var- iety (old drake) T. Snowden, 0. Bat- tler, (old and young duck and drake) 0. Battler, T. S,nowden. Wild geese (old), D. Graham; wild ducks (old and young), D. Gra,heam; pair Guinea, D. Graham, F. McCly- mont.' Judge -Wm. Carter, Londes,boro, Grain' and Seeds e fall wheat, EL Flaxhard, W. Doupe;., red) fall wheat, M. Rader, PI, Fuels; prang wheat, H. Truemner, M. Radler 6.,rowed barley, M. Rader, H. True,Waaer; white elate, early, H. Des- jardine, H. Truemuei+; white oats; late, E. Haberer, H. Desjarddne; small peas, M. Rader; buckwheat, M. Rad- er, H. Desjardine; red clover, seed;' A Reichert, M. Radler; sweet clover seed, F. McClymvoaut, T. Snowden; timothy seed', A. Reichert, 11. Desjardine; small white field 'beans. 11. Truem2ner, J. Battler; best .collection grain in 'heads, T. Snowden, 0. Dailey. -Judge-T. Williams, Zurich. Horticultural Applea�•--Collection of any kind of apples, 0. Dailey, Laithwaite & Son: four varieties fall applets, 0. 'Dailey, Laithwaite & Son; four varieties of winter apples, 0. Dailey, W. McKen- zie; King of Tomkins, 0. Dailey, Laithwaite & Son; Snow apples, Laith- waite & Son, 0. Dailey; Northern Spits, 0. Dailey, Laithwaite & Son; Baldwins, 0. Dailey, Laithwaite & Son; R. I. Greenings, 0. Dailey, Laith- waite & Son; Maclntosh Red, 0. Dailey, Laithwaite & Son; Ribson Pip- pin, T. Snowden, Laithwaite & Son; Golden Russets, O. Dailey, Laitrhrwaite & Son; Wagn'ers, Laithwaite & Son, 0. Dailey; Manns, Laithwaite & Son, W. McKenzie; Wolf River, 0. Dailey, Laithwaite & Son; Ontarios, T. Snow- den, Laithwaite & Son; Maiden's Blush, 0. Dailey, Laithwaite & Son; Blenheim Pippin, La.itliw•aite & Son, 0. Dailey; Pewaukee, 0. Dailey, Laith- waite & Son; Oolverts, 0. Dailey, F. McClymont; 20 -Oz. Pippin, 0. Dailey; Telmer' Sweet, Roy Lamont, W. Mc- Kenzie; Wealthy, 0. Dailey, Laith- waite & Son; collection of Russet ap- ples, 0. Dailey. Pears -Collection' of fall pears, Laithwaite & Son, 0. Dailey; collec- tion winter pears, Q. Dailey, Laith- waite & Son; collection pears, fall and winter, 0. Dailey, Laithwaite & Son; Iiartlett.t pear, H. Truemner, F. Mc- Cbymon,t; Flemish Beauty, Laithwaite & .Son, 0. Dailey; Clapp's Favorite, 0. Dailey, Laithwaite & Son. Miscellaneous -Peaches, R... Geiger, H. 'Desjardine; pdunes, 0. Dailey, Lai•thw,aite & Son; drab apples, red, 0. Dailey, H. Truemner; crab apples, yellow, F. McClymont, 0. Dailey; grapes, --M. Smith, E. Restemeyer; collection of grapes, S. Haberer, 0. Dailey; best plate of plums, 0. Dail- ey. Specials-Laird's speoial, 0. Dailey; Thief's special, Spy apples, F. McCly- molatt; Thiel's special, Snows, 0. Dail - ii hat Goes On In Every Home • Watch in your own home how The Huron Expositor -or any other good newspaper is _ read. Possibly the weather for the dtay or the morrow is a first matter of interest; and perhaps the main headlines on the front page are scanned; but it is a pretty safe thing to say that women, readers will turn very early to the advertisements of local firms which advertise fashion items, food items, and other offerings related intimately to current needs and desires. • Every woman knows what she wants -not perhaps in the precise form or color, or variety or manner, but certainly in the main matters of her desire or need. This applies to clothes, hats, shoes, food items, beauty prepara- tions and many items pertaining to home furnishing. And so women are eternally on the watch for information - and for temptation! They are swiftly perceptive of the advertisements which present and propose the things of their desire or need. And obviously it is those retailers who advertise to them who stand the best chance of their custom. • It is the same in the case of men. Few men buy im- pulsively. When they leave home each day for their place of employment, it is not just to get rid of their money. What they buy is, mainly, something whose purchase has been planned -clothes or other. forms of apparel, hard- ware items, motoring sundries, shaving and other bath- room needs, plants, books, and so on. Men, like women, have been reading, advertisements in line with their rip- ening desires and intentions, and of course they go 'in largest numbers, to those retailers who have been inform- ing .them and soliciting their custom. • All of us, instinctively, go where the Jight is, not where the darkness is. Advertisements are light, and so they attract the buyers to those stores which they illtirn- ine. • The way to get business is to ask for it. Can the truth of this statement be successfully disputed? And. here is another equally true statement: The public buys from those who invite its custom. The Huron Exposi#or Established 1860 MdLEAN BROS., I'UBLIS EERS eye; tatilldrtfit upeeial, -powe, 0. Bailey: Judlge Arhhur ' * : ' • r. Garden Vegetahles World's Wonder potatoes, M. Rad- er; Doglegs, J. Battler, M. Rader; any variety late Potatoes. M. Rader,J, Bat - ler; any variety 'early peteatoes, J. Battler, IL Rad'er• Green Mountains, J. Batblen, M. Rader; Irish Cobblers, J. Battler, M. Rader; corn, flint varie- ty, J. Battler; corn, dent varigty, J. Battler; W: Mousseau; sweet corn, T. Snowden, G. Daters; yeilaw Bantam sweet cern, ,H. Flaxbard, J. Battler ; red onions, H. Fuss, F. Haberer; large yellow onions, J. Battler; 11. Desjar- dine; Dutch sets, J. Battler,. F. Hab- ereer;•, Spanish .anion, H. Desjardine, H. Fuss; white field carrots, H. Des- jardine, G. Paters; red garden car- rots, J. f'Xaberer & Sons, H. Flax - bard; Swerash turnips, H. Desjardine, W. Daupe; long 'red mangolds, H. Desjardine,. H. Telemeter; intermedi- ate mangolds, H. Block & Son, ''H. Fuss; sugar beet mangolds, A. Reich- ert, H. Truemner; Oxford cabbage, J. Battler, W. McKenzie; Drumhead cab- bage, H. Block & Son, J. Battler; bine cabbage, W. McKenzie; black Spanish radish, 3. Battler, H. Flaxbard; white radish; H. Truemnrer, E. Restemeyer; cauliflower, J. Battler, W. McKenzie; garden: beans, J. Battler; pumpkin, yellow, H. Truemner, H. Block & Son; clery, J. Battler, W. McKenzie; citrons, R. Geiger, H. a Truemner; Hubbard squash, H. Truemner, F. Mc- Clyamont; mamm•otih squash or mam- moth pumpkin, J. Battler, T. Snow- den); blood beets, W. Mousseau, A. Reichert; root beets, J. Battler, F. McClynion't; watermelons, J. Battler, T. Snowden; muskmelons, T. Snow- den, E. Restemeeyer; red tomatoes', J. Battler, T. Snowden; yellow toma- toes;' 3.. Battler, M. Smith; - collection garden vegetables, J. 'Battler; H. Flax - bard. Dairy and Other Products Butter, crock,. R. Geiger, M. Smith; butter, prints; R. Geiger, M. Smith; cheese, homemade, E. Haberer, H. Flaxbard; honey in comb, Mrs. D. Hackney; honey, extracted, E. Haber- er, J. Haberer & Son; honey, display, E. Haberer; maple syrup, M. Rader, lc. McClyamont; hen's eggs, J. Battler, W. Clarke; pair chickens, dressed, J. Battler, M. Smiths- 'home-made hand. soap, Mrs. C. Pfile, T. Snowden; Laird's special, bag of potatoes, M. Rader; Laird's special, honey, J. Hab-• erer & Son. Domestic Science ' Loaf white bread, J. Battler, W. Clarke; loaf nut bread, W. Doupe; raisin buns or rolls, G. Deters, W. Doupe; tea biscuits, W. Clarke, F. Mc- Clymont; rolled sugar cookies, W. Clarke, F. McClymont; rolled ginger cookies, W. Doupe, F. McClymont; fried cakes, T. Meyers, W. Clarke; loaf cake, airs. L. Pfile, E. Haberer; dark layer cake, F. Haberer, W. Doupe; light layer cake, W. Doupe, F. Haberer; tarts, W. Clarke, F. Haber- er; cherry pie, W. Doupe, Mrs. L. Pfile; Dutch apple pie, F. Haberer, R. Manson; coffee 'cake, E. Haberer, G. Darters; meat leaf, S. Haberer; can- ned rhubarb, 5_ Haberer, W. Clarke; canned raspberries, R. Geiger, W. Clarke; canned strawberries, Mrs. L. Pfile, W. Clarke; canned cherries, H. Desjardine,, T. Meyers; canned pears, Mrs. L. Pfile, R. Geiger; canned cit- ron, Mrs. L. Pfille, R. Geiger; canned plums, T. Meyers, H. Desjardine; ean- ned peaches, Mrs. L. Pfile, J. Battler; currant jam, M.ns. L. Pfile, F. McCly- m'ont; berry jam,. J. Zack, T. Meyers; grape jelly, H. Desjardine, T. Meyers; red currant jelly, 11. Desjardine, T. Meyers; mixed vinegar pickles, E. Haberer; mustard pickles, F. McCly- mont, W. Clarke; catsup, F. MoC1y- meoent, E. Restemeyer; pickled red cab- bage, R Geiger; canned tomatoes, red, M. -Smith, W. Clarke; canned corn, H. Desjardine, W. Doupe; most valued collection of canned fruits, T. Meyers, H. Desjardine; Blue Ribbon special, M. Smith, J. Battler, Mrs. L. Pfile; cold, lunch, Mrs. L. Pfile, G, Deters, Mrs. H, Fuss. Ladies' Work Quilt piece, fancy quilting, S. Hab- erer, H. Truemner; quilt, pieced cot- ton, S. Haberer, Mrs. D. Hackney; comforter, (hand -made, H. Block and Son, W. Clarke; bedespread, knit or crochet, new this year, Mrs. D. Hack- ney; bedspread, fancy, other hand- work, M. Rader, Mrs. H. Fuss; house dress, cotton, Mrs. L. Pfile, E. Law- son; man's sleeping_ garment, machine made, E. Lawson, Mrs, L. PSle; child's made'over dress, Lee Hoffman; bed sheet, ,band made, unlaundered, Mrs. L. Pfile, Mrs. E. Darling; sweat- er, knit or crochet, E. Lawson, H. Fuss; kitchen apron, J. Zack, Mrs. I,. Pfile'; wool sock's, Shand keit, coarse, J. Zack, E. 'Law -son; mitts, hand knit, fine,, J. Zack, Miss Livingston; darn- ing worn sock or stocking, Mrs. H. Fuse; crochet gloves, Miss Living - sten, E. Lawson; knitted suit, Mrs. H. Fuss; manes sweater or pullover, H: Fuss, Mrs. J. Hackney; best article made from old stockings, H. Desjar- dine, Wm. Decker; floor mat, braided, Mrs. L. Pfile, Mrs. J. Hackney; floor mat, hooked rags, cotton, E. Haber- er, Mrs. L. Pfile; floor Mat,00ked wool, rags, E. Haberer, S.I-L berer; floor mat, hooked rags, silk, W. Deck- er, M. Rader; floor mat, hooked wool, yarn, Lee Hoffman. Dining»Room---Lu:neeh set, cut work, E. Lawson, Mies Livingston; lunch set, other kind, J. Zack, R. Geiger; set table mats, Mrs. L. Pfi]e, J. Zack; table cloth and napkins, Miss, Living- stone, E. Lawson.; 'centre piece, white, embroidered, Miss Livingston, E. Lawson; buffet set, any other kind, Roy Lamont, E. Lawson; needle paint, Muss Livingston, H. Fusee; lunch set, enebroiderred, J.- Zadk, H, Truemner; card table cover, E. Lawson; buffet set, out work, white or ecru, E. Law- son, Mrs. L. Pfile; 'table edoth, em- broidered or cut work, large, Mrs. L. faille, 3. Zack; tea cozy, Mrs. L. Pfile, Mrs. D. Hackney; tea towels, em- broidered, ,Miss Livingston, 1.&s. L. Pfile. drom n,--Piiidow slips, embroider- ed, 1?„ Geiger, J. Zack; pillow slips, other humid work, Miss Livingston, Mrs. D. Hackney; fancy sheet and pillow 2slipb to snatch, Miss Living- torn, ,Mere. H. Feiss; rgineiat, towel, Lee Idiottiilia'm, , Mrs. L. Pfile; bath, tdwei. `end *ash. cloth, J- Zack, E. Lawson; matelot*, land trimmed, Mrs. L. Pfile, Mies Xriallitgsten; vanity set, Miss Liv dng lom Mrs. 14, P81e 'boudpir, coach. Does YOUR System Mike Omen Acid? Acid Indigestion, Colds, Headaches, Bilious Attacks, Constipation OFTEN START THIS WAY • EXETER F t. FAif t "',P' ` , ,r; LIST Some ,people are what are known as acid -makers. They can't help it --•rid 'often they don't know it. The results of an excess ofe acid may seem just like ordinary stomach trouble - but they can't be put right by ordinary atomacb remedies! Excess acid may be the reason why you wake up flat, sour, bleary-eyed, bilious - and the reason why fierce purgatives only leave you in the grip of a weakening habit and the same old ,.symptoms. But there's one thing that acid can't face. That's the neutralizing power of Vange Salts, the alkaline remedy with the natural mineral spa action. A tea- spoonful in warm water surge through your system just like the medicinal spring water far away in England where Vange Salts come from. Excess acid is neutralized quickly, painlessly. Your blood is purified of poisons. Vour Sore stomach walls are soothed. And hat mass of hard, poisonous waste terlying in your intestines is ften " gently, naturally, and passed ` out of your body. Then do you feel good! It's marvellous! But the most marvellous ;.thing is that Vange Salts are only 60 cents a tin! At your drug- gist ilow-but if you're wise, on your bathroom shelf tonight 1 ion, M. Rader, Mrs, L. Pfile; night robe, ladies' wear, H. Fuss, Lee Hoff- man; collar and cuff set, new, Mrs. D. Hackney Mrs. H. Fuss; bed, jacket, Mrs. D. Hackney, E. Lawson; ladies' slip, bandsnade, Mi's's Livingston, H. Fuss; ladies' dressing gown, fancy, R. Geiger; .pillow slips, cut work, Miss Livingston, Mrs. D. Hackney. Children's Wear -Bonnet, jacket and bootees, Mrs. D. Hackney, Mrs. L. Pfile; crib cover, Mrs: D. Hackney, Mrs. H. Fuss; carriage set, cover and pillow to match, Mrs. D. Hackney, Mrs, ,H. Fuss; childr's fancy dress, handmade, Lee Hoffman, J. Zack; child's play dress and bloomers, Lee Hoffman, E. Lawson; child's oostume, knit or crochet, W. Clarke. Living Room -Cent -re piece, 'ee1oeed, Miss Livingston, E. Lawson; table runnier, E. Lawson, J. Zack; sofa pil- low, embroidered, H. Fuss, J. Zack; sofa pillow, other •bandwork, E. Law- son, T. Snowden; chesterfield set, thanedmtade, H. Fuss, E. Lawson; Afg- han;, Miss Livingston, Mrs. D. Hack- ney. Miscellaneous -Bridge set, J. Zack; applique, W. Clarke, H. Fuss; door stop, J. Zack, Mrs. H. Fuss ; collection of articles made from table oil cloth, Mrs. L. Pfile, Mrs. D. Hackney; col- lection garden images, T. Snowden; kitchen collection, pair curtains, dust- er, tea towel, thane towel and pot lift- er, Mrs. L. Pfile, Mrs. H. Fuss; collet tion six different styles needlework, E. Laweon, H. Fuss; O'Dwyer's spec- ial, Mrs. L. Pfile; Monarch special, J. Zack; Gascho's special, Wm. Decker. Art Work, Cartoon, Miss Livingston, 0. Dail- ey; poster advertising Zurich Fall Fair, 11: Flaxbard; crepe, sealing wax and cellophane paper display, Mrs. H. Fuss; oil painting, landscape, from na- ture, Miss Livingston, 0. Dailey; oil painting, marine view, Miss Living- ston; water colors, . scene, original, Miss Livingston, Mrs. H. Fuss; water colors, flowers, grouped, Miss Living- ston, R. Fuss; water colors, animals, copy, Miss Livingston, Mrs. H. Fuss; conventional design in colors, Miss Livingston, H. Flaxbard; wood carv- ing, Mies Livingston, H. Block & Son; amateur photo, farm scenes, H. Flaxbard; single piece art work not listed, 0. Dailey, H. Fuss; sepia, Miss Livingston, Mrs. H. Fuss. Floral Exhibit Bouquet, large, S. Haberer, Lee Hoffman; bouquet, small, Lee Hoff- man, R. Geiger; collection of Sylvia, S. Haberer, E. Restemeyer; collection of Dahlias, S. Haberer; collection of Fuschdas, S. Haberer; collection of Pansies, Lee Hoffman; collection of Geraniums, S. Haberer; collection of Aster's, W. McKenzie, S. Haberer; collection of Petunias, Lee Hoffman, S. Haberer; collection of house plants, S. Haberer, W. McKenzie; collection of °oleos in pots, R,,' Geiger, Mrs. L. Pfile; four varieties of Annuals not otherwiese listed, S. Haberer, R. Gei- ger; display of Cosmos, Lee Hoffman, R. Geiger; collection of Zinnias, A. Fuss, H. Block & Sean; collection of Verbenas, S. Haberer, Lee Hoffman; collection of Gladiolus, S. Haberer; collection of Sweet Peas, W. McKen- zie; collection of Roses, S. Haberer. Children's Department Best dressed doll, H. Flaxbard, W. Doupe; crochet work, H. Flaxbard, H. Fuss; bird house, H. Flex bard ; writ- ing, under 10 years old, Bert Klopp; writing, over 10 years old., H. Flax - bard, W. Doupe; art, over 10 years old, W. Doupe, G. Deters,. It was the first day of a new term, and the teacher asked a small girl in her class --a new pupil -what her father's name was. "Daddy," replied the child. "Yes, I know," 'said the teacher. 'But what, does your mother call. him?" "She doesn't call 'him anything"' was the quick answer. "She likes aim." An English con3.meroial travel was heard to ;give this "wisecrack" in) a city reestauramt the other afternoon! "Do you know, the reason why you Scots chaps can save so much is that you've got so mane rainy days to put by for?",, • "Did you •notice," ,said the aggriev- ed playwright, "how the Daily Blank slanged My -latest .play?" "Don't yea worry about that," Bald his friend ch'eetfuliy, "The Critic of that 'paper's just like .a pa2rroli--oinly repeats what eueryone else is say - Hones' Agricultural -a -Brood mane, accom, Parried 'ha foal, John Steeper, Charles Fisher, Albert Etherington; foal, foal- ed in 1938, F, Ellerington, L. Row- cldlfe, John! Steeper; filly or gelding, 3 years old, R. J. Scott and 2nd, R. Hamiltioon; filly or gelding, 2 years old, Warren Brock, R. Hamilton,... F. W. Steeped.); filly or gelding, 1 year old, R. Hamilton, Edgar Monteith, Ben Ouse- team, R. J. Scott; T. H. Elliott special, John Steeper; Walker's Drug Store special, R. Hamilton, .for best 1 -year-old filly or,, gelding. Heavy DraftBrood' more • accom- panied ,by foal, Warren Brock, C. E. Hackney, F. W. Steeper; foal, fowled in 1938, Warren Brock, F. W. Steep- er, Geo. Ingram; H. Horton's special prize for foal, P. Passmn:ore; filly or gelding, 2 years old, R. J. Scott, M. E. Hooper & Son, R. Hamilton; filly or gelding, 1,year old, Warren Brock, John Allison, Edgar Monteith; • team, James Stott, 1st and' 2nd; diploma for best animal, any age, J. Scotty God - bolt's special, colt sired by Lancelot, Ed. Johns, E. Monteith,. Millar Pass- more; T. 11. Elliott special, Warren Brock for best brood mare. Wagon Horses --Brood mare accom- panied by foal, Ben Williams and 2nd; foal, foaled in 1938, Ben Williams and 2nd, M. E. Hooper & Son; filly or gelding, 3 years old, W. Decker, F. Scott; filly or gelding., 2 years old, M. E. Hopper & Son, Art Weber, Chas. Fisher; filly or. gelding, 1 year old, M. E. Hooper & Son; • single wagon ,auarse, W. Decker and 2nd, George Thiel; pair wagon horses in harness and carriage, W. Decker and 2nd, Geb. Thiel. Roadsters -Filly or gelding, 2 years old, Art Weber; filly or gelding, one year. old, Well. Hern; lady driver, Art Weber; Tb,e Rebt, Simpeen Eastern Ltd., of Toronto, silver plated rose bowl, for the best three horses, any breed, exhibited by one exhibitor, James Scott. Cattle Herd-Open to all beef breeds, W. S. O'Neil, Wm. Oestreicher, Albert Etherington; get of sire, three anim- als, W. S. O'Neil, Wm. Oestreicher, Roy Pepper & Son. Shorthorns -Wm. Oestreicher won all prizes with the exception of 2nd prize for heifer calf, which was won by Roy Pepper & Son - Herefords -W. S. O'Neil won eight firsts and 3 seconds in this class. Polled Angus -Albert Ettherington won 6 firsts in this class. Massey -Harris voucher for herd, any age, W. S. O'Neil. Jerseys -Aged cow, Newton Clarke, Well. Hern; bull, calf, Ed. Linden - field; diploma for best animal, New- ton Clarke. Gradetsi--Aged tow, Orville McLar- en and 2nrdd;, 2 -year-old heifer, Roy Pepper & Son, 0. McLaren; 1 -year-old heifer, Roy Pepper & Son and tad, 0. McLarea; 2 -year-old steer, Roy Pep- per & Son, 0. McLaren; 1 -year-old steer, W. S. O'Neil, Roy Pepper & Son and 3rd. Judger --Jas. H. Robinson, St. Marys. Sheep Dorset Horned) -Preston Desri ag won 6 first and 5 seconds in this class. Oxford Downs' -W. M. Henry won 6 firsts and 4 seconds in this clam. • Lincoln -A. W. Steeper & Son won 6 firsts and 5 _seconds 4.n this class. Leicesters-D. A. Graham wo1 all prizes except and in aged ram, R. Manson and 2nd in ewe, leamb;-'Mrs. G. Deters,. Judge -Humphrey Snell, Clinton. Hogs Yorkshire -Boar, two years old, W. Bell & Son; boar, 1 year old, A. H. Warner, Wm. Bell & Son; boar, un- der 1 year, Wm. Bell & Son, W. Dor- ing; sow, 2 years old, A. H. Warner, Wm. Bell & San; sow, 1 year old, Wm. Bell & Son, A. 11. Warner; sow, under 1 year, „Wm. Bell & Son, A. "H. Warner. Tamwortth'-Boar, two years old, I;, Menem; boar, 1 year old, E. J. Pyne boar, under 1 year, E. J. Pym, R. Man- son; sow, 2 years olds, R. Manson, E. J. Pym; sow, 1 year old, R. Manson an'd 2nd; sow, under 1 year, E. 3. .Pym and 2nd. Bacon Type -Pair bacon type pigs, Wm. Bell & Son; Canada Packers' special for best sow; any breed, Wm. Bell & Son; Geo. Hawkin's special, for best pair of chunks under 100 lbs., E. J. Pym; Albert Traquair, for beat pair •bacon hogs, fed on Purina Pig Grower, A. H. Warmer; The T. Eaton Co. Ltd., special for best pair of bacon hogs, A. H. Warner. Judge -G. W. Miners. Poultry Light Brahamas (c & cr) O'Brien Bros., K. G. Wood, (h & p) O'Brien Bros. and tend. Any variety Cochins, K. G. Wood, 4 firsts. Silver GreY Dorkiegs, John Kocheiuses, 2 first and 2 seconds; Orland Battler, 1 first and 2 seconds, Frank Trdebner, cr., 2nd. Buff Orphfingtons (h) J. Kochems, (cr & p) K. G. Wood. Barred Plymouth Rocks, (cr, b & p) K. G. Wood, F. McClymnont, (c) K. G. Wood, Any! other variety Plymouth Rocks, K. G. Wood, 4 firsts. White Wyandottes, (c)s D. A. Gratham, 0. Battler, (ih) 0. Battler, K: G. Wood, (er & p) 0. Bat- tler, D. A. Graham, Any other variety Wyandottes, (c) D. A. Graham, K. G. Wood, (h) D. A. Gratham, (cr & p) K. G. Wood, D. A. Graham, R. C. Rhode Island Reda (h) John Kochems and pnd; (er) Jule, Kochems, It G. wood, (p) K. G. 'mood. Buff Leghorns (c & h) J. Ko•dhems, K. (1 Wood, (cr & p) K. G. Wood. Brown' Leghorns, (c & th). 0. Battler, (or) K. G. Wood„ 0. Battler, (p) 0. Battler, K. G. Wood. Anty other variety Leghorns (0 & h) J. Koebernd, K. G. Wood, (cr & p) K. G. Wood, J. Kochein . Black Min- oroa (e &,er) 0. Battler, K. G. Wood, (h) K. G.,Wood, '0, Darttler, . (p) J. Keelxems, O. tattier. White Minor - ears (er) 0. Battler aid dad, (p) 0. Battler and K, G. Wood, And'aduaians (e), 0, Battler, (eh) O. Battler, J. Kochente, (ear & p) O, Battler and 2nd. ,,A,nconan '(o, or & p) X. G. Woott. (tiiisi 4XG, Wold; J. X, eliethts.. G. 1! Reheat), gi{if Cdliaderit Urese fait Wrigley's Glum hel jyois keep-fti Relieves that eltnifY feeling niter eating..eleaneea crevices between teeth, too .. assures eweeltbreath. A simple aid to health! Buy some now! Small in cost but big ltl benefits! Enjoy it $ibec every meal -millions dot orae AAAAAAAAAAA firsts, 4 seconds. Black Hamtbns+gs, O'Brien Bros., 4 first and 4 seconds. Polands Silver (c) W. G. ,`Wood, , B'- B. Reed Game, (c & th) O'Brien .Bron.., and, 2nd. Duckwing Game (e & h) O'Brien' Bros., 2 first and 2, seconds. An other variety game, K. G. Woods, 4 firsts and 3 seconds. Bantams, Game. O'Brien. Bros., 3 first, Henry Kestle, 2 seconds. Golden Seal:night, D. A. Graham, 4 firsts. Any Other variety Bantam's, (c) D. A. Granata, (1) John Koohemee, D. A: Graham, (cr) K. G. Wood, Henry Kestle, (p) K. G. Wood; H. Kestle. Houdans, (h & cr) O'Brien Bros, (p) 2nd, K. G. Wood. Red? Caps, W. Bowden, 4 first and 4 sec- onds. Samatra Game (c) O'Brien Bros., K. G. Wood, (h) K. G. Wood;, O'Brien Bros. Waite Rocks (cr & h) K. G. Wood, D. A. Graham, (er) 0. Battler, K. G. Wood, (p) K. G. Wood, 0. Battler. Black Giants (c & h) A. Graham, K. G. Wood, (er & p) K. G. Wood, D. A. Graham. Any other variety fowl (c) K. G. Wood, (h) 1- Kochems, K. G. Wood, (er & p) K. G. Wood, J. Kochems. Turkeyn Bronze turkeys, tom and Then, K. G. Wood, A. H. Warner. Any other variety turkeys, (hen) K. G. Wood. Geese -Bremen geese (goose and gander), K. G. Wood. Toulouse geese (goose and gander, old), K. G. wood, A. H. Warner, (goose and gander, young) Wm. Bowden. Ducks -Pekin ducks (drake and duck:,- old) J. Kocbems, J. Battler, (drake and duck, young) J. Battler, Mis. S. Haberrer. Any other variety ducks (drake and duck, young and old), J. Battler. Miscellaneous' -Guinea fowl (c .8c hl McClymont„ D. A. Graham, (cr & p)• D. A. Gratham. Pea Fowl (c, h, er. p) A. H. Warner. Belgian rabbits, Earl Parsons. Any other variety rab- bits (buck and does), Earl Parsons; Hydro Shop special, to owner of best pair of rabbits, Earl Parsons; collec- tion of pigeon, O'Brien Bros., Henry Kastle. Judges -Lee O'Brien, C: H. Evans. Grain and Seeds Fall wheat, wthfte, W. R. Dougall, Hilton Truemner; fall wheat, red, H. A. Fuss, Milne Rader; any variety of spring wheat, K. G. Wrood', Milne Rad- er; 6 -rowed badr!.ey, H- Truemner, Jacob Battler; Atte oats, WO R. Don - gall; timothy seed, Fred McClymont, H. Desjardine; flax seed, Mrs. 0. Daley; white beans, H. Trne2mner, Mrs. Cunningham- clover. seed, Thel- ma Hockey, F. Meelymtont; best en- silage, 12 stocks and ears., Cecil Rowe, Mrs. W. Doupe; Large peas, Milne Rader; malting barley, J. Battler,. H. Coates. Judges -Wim. Ward, Edgar Brode- rick, Horticultural Products Applese-Six varieties winter apples. Mrs. 0. -Daly, Wm. J. McKenzie; 4 varieties fall apples, Mrs.' 0. Daly; fall apples, Mrs. 0. Daly; Rhode Is- land Greenings, Mrs. 0. Daly, Laith- waite & Sot); Northern Spies, Mrs. ()- Daly, Laithwaite & Son; Roxboro Russets, Wm. J. McKenzie, Mrs. 0. Daly; Golden Russets, Mrs. Daly, Laithrwaite & Son; Spitzburgs, Laith- waite & Song. Mrs. Daly; Baldwins, Mrs. Daly, Laithwaite & Son; West- field Seek -No -Further, Mrs. Daly; Snow apples, Mrs. Daly, Laithwaite &- Son; Gravenateins, Mrs. Daly, Lat h- waite & Son; Oolverts, Laithwaite & Son, Freed McOlytmont; Fall Pippins, Mrs:. Daly, Laithwaite & Son; King of Tompkins, Mrs. Daly, W. J. Mc- Kenzie; Alexanders, Laithwaite & Son. Mrs. Daly; Canadian Red, Mrs. Daly; Ribston Pippins, Laithwaite & Son, Mrs. Daly; Wagners, Laithwaite & San. Mrs. 0. Daly; Grimes G. Pip- pins, Mrs. Daly; Maiden's Blush, Mrs_ Daly; Ben Davis, Mrs. Daly, Laith- waite & Son; Ontario, Mrs. Daly, Laithwaite & Son; Ontario, Mrs. Daly, Laithwaite & Son; Wealthy, Leith-, waite & Son, Mars. Daly; Duchess of Oldenburg, Laithwaite . & Son, Mrs. Daly; Blenheimi Pippins, Laithwaite & Son, Wm. 31. McKenzie; Cranbury, Mrs. Daly; Tatman, Sweet, W. J. Mc- Kenzie, Mrs. Daly; St. Lawrence, P&rs, Daly, Laithwaite & San. Pears ---Winter pears, Jacob Battle , Mrs. Daly; fall pears, Laithwaite 8c. Son, Mrs. Daly; Flemish Beauty, Laithwaite & San; Duchess of Anjou - line, Laithwaite & Son, Mrs, Daly; Clapp's Favorite, Mrs. Daly; Beaur's Clai.rgeau, Laithwaite & Son; Vicar of Wakefield, Laithwaite & San, Mts. Daly; Fall Lucrative, Laibhswaite &. Son, Mrs. Daly; Sheldon, 11.aihhwaite & Son, W. J.. McKenzie; East Beurre, J. Battler, Laithwaite & Son; Buteasr Anjou, Laithwaite & Son; Bartlett, Laithwaite & Son., H. Truemner. Plumar-Co.'s Golden Drop, Mrs. 0_ Daly; Washington, Mrs. Daly; Imper- ial Gage, Mrs..paly; Dundas Purple, Mrs. Daly; Lombards,, Laitawalte & Son, Mrs. Daly; any other variety of plums, H. lrruemaer, Laithwaite & Son; Pond's Seedling, Mrs, Dal"; Grand Dukes, Mrs. Daly; Giese Seed - t i n eY Mrs. Daly; Bradshaw, S. Powell, Laithwaite & Son; Rein Claude, Mrs Daly. Ctrepees--Moore's Early, Mrs. Daly, Laltli•waite & Son; Niagara, Mrs. Daly, Laitlhwaite & Stn; Concord, Mrs. Daly, Laithwaite & gen; Dela- ware, Mrs,-_flaty, S. Powell; ito'g>er's No, 15, Agawan, Mrs'.. Daly, Imithweaite &. 'Sone; Roger's No. 4, ' W 1jtrer, Mrs•. Daly, Laithwaite & Sort; Roger% No. 9, Lindley, Mrs, Daly; oger's No. 22, , Sakan, Mars. Daiq": -lattgatral Net 46, (Oontitiued'esti Page 7) er t.4le . 4ytl rt,L„ I.W,,;;:.• r A t h 4 4 d J. 4 4 I t A 4 4 .a ➢1?