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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1946-09-27, Page 6PA TEE r Prj G els# (Continyed, from• Page 3:) r[?ts, ?&tul1?R ioeted,,' Wire, WTI. Brad- ehalnt JaCab, Battler; table carrots, bong',:' • Thos.` Oliver, Jacob Battler;•. paiaklirig'•beets, J, Battler, Mrs, 4. L. J'erteous; twain blood beats, ' Thers,. • Oliver, J -tattler; oucumbers, ripe or gre7en, W,i,1141rt Cornish, : E. B. Gou- th, hda parsnips, J. Battler; best nelAerr5„ Mrs,$ J, Hillebrecht; Sweet tablhug0.1% Robt, 4, -McMillan, J. Bat- tler; field corn, F. Mcalyn';ont; xvin- tei radishes. J. Battler, Wilbert Corn- zsh',' sun•Sawer heads, Wilbert Corn- 451a," orn451a;' J. Battler; best novelty in vege- tables, `*Fora Allington, J. Battler:,. ea,t;<l$awgi•s, E. B. Goudie, Mrs. Wm. • Bradshaw; red cabbage, Wilbert Cor- ni J. Battler; Savoy cajibage, J;, Battler; fall cabbage, Mrs. J: Hille- brecht; J. Battler; winter cabl,age, M. J. Hill,eb.reoht, Mrs, Wm. Brad- sht(w; red onibns,..Mrs, T, W. McMi:l- • lar,; whiter or yelldty onions, Jacob r; Battler; musmelons, J. Battler, Fred McOlymont; citepn, striped, Wilbert Cornish, J. Battler.; citrons, Cantor - utak en alitor- u ak••J. Battler; watermelons, J, 'B:tt• tier, F, •MeClymont; vegetable mar- ro'w, J. Battler, Wilbert- Cornish: pie pumpkins, J. Battler. E. B. Goudie: •• table squash.,, J. Battler:' 'Hubbard ....squash, Alex Pepper. J, Battlet':l larg- -.'est pumpkin,. J; Battler, R. E. McMl:- lap; field carrots, Ja Battier, Cornish; Swede turnips, table, Merton Keyes„ Wilbert Cornish: Swede tut - nips, field. W. Cornish: e ugaj man - golds, W. Cornish:, long red mangolds, W. Cornish: intermediate mangolds, • W.'Cornish: celery, white, J. Batt'e'r, W. -Cornish; Irish Cobbler early pota- toes, W. Cornish. 3, Battler; any oth- er ther variety. potatoes, J: Battler, T. Ald- ington; Green Mountain late pptatoe,$, J. Battler, S. McColl;. any other e'er- lety late potatoes. Elgin Nott, Wilbert Cornish; fodder corn;"'J; Battier, Win. S. D. Storey: collection of garden pro- duce, J. Battler. Grain Competition ' Fall wheat. any kind. J. Battler. W. Cornish; oats, any kind. IV, Cprnisl:: barley, any kind, W. Cornish. F. Mc- Clymont; bears, any ktih-d; .J- $a:tier. Judge -,,Norman L. Carter. . Sell t aanada•, nev.ay fastexessell. tag Chria'trnas Cards Exelusi,e Wuh REGAL. Sell the 21.%ard fen/gist:1.1k for 5t, or REGAL'S famous `Fr;end;hip box of all. orasiun cards Double Sala! introduce REG;ALS ur.jnder- ful or. Canada. Scenes lion_ o 1d ::ls by famous Caaadi'an ,, e . s i, REGdt.Snew Era med (lift Pictures of au. t+&,,ec Caandtsa :reale are ideal Christmas Gifu.'Srtl for $t. Learn the,ntraewp,; details. Up'ba5O'i dear pr„dt tG' me NOW for a-•ent' I9d-fir-,cine. REGAL ST 4TIO'gERt Vila. LTD., Devi 12 1O5 Simroc SL. Toronto Dm. or I 2. aeu 63 W. re nF -t., Vsaeou -r, sec a a tactic $c141 ` Cex, 4P 04 j . thel .tennis,. Cats eel rrf44 grid V'ei ,tablet . f l #"ek.,9Aalt •Clife iea�4 'beet tea aO,ed 414910.e.Stuaytt $tctli, x � , lid Ate" Mrs, `, W. •c�M lana; best Cea`tera '+canned cbe;r$c a red, pitted, light layer case, .Ilia i' speetal., Mrs. Mrs, J. Carol; '.canned• peaces,. Mrs., J Clarter; beat wb'ite Iye'r case, For J. Garter, Stewart "1100.411; canoed est Citic speq?taj, Mesa 3. Garter Mrs. • pears, Mrs. J,. +Charter, S.tenietet MeO lll;' T: Burton;.' best dark layer Qke, Weaned p1,t s, Mrs J, Carter; canned Simp§on sileeial,' .Mrs. J. Carter. pineapple, Mrs d. Carter; canned .Judge -Florence E: McGavi>i. strawblerriee, Ms's. J, Carter; Canned • • Ladies' Work beans, Mrs, J.. Carter, Mrs. J. Hina- Douaestic Needlecraft -Quilt, appli- Brecht; canned beets, Mee, J. Carter; que, J. Battler, Mrs. T. Barton;. bed - canned corn. Mrd • J. Carter; canned spread, tatted candlewick, 3. Battler, peas, Mrs, J. Hinebrecht; canned tom- Mrs. W. Peebles,' Atwood; q,Wt, best atoes, S. McCale tomato.juice, Mrs, 3, quilting,, Mrs. W. Peebles, Mrs. T. Carter, Mrs G. Dale; grape juice, Mrs, Barton; pieced cotton quilt, J. Bet - J.. Garter; canned chicken., Mrs. J..iler, Mes. T. Barton; bedspread, white Carter; canned sausage, Mrs. J. Car- or colored, Mrs. W. Peebles, Mrs., H. ter,' fi",. Meely font; canned auple- klYrdbien, Kitchener; serviceable work sauce, Mra. J. Carter, S. Mbcall; cu- apron,. best idea,' Mrs,- H. Hynimen, cumber plokles, Mrs. J. Carteni Mrs. Mrs T O'Flynn Stratford • men's py- G, Dale; pickled Cherries, Mrs..r Car- ter, Mrs. 3. Hillebrecht; ,chapped pickles, Mrs. G. Dale, Mrs. J. Carter; black 'currant jam, Mrs. J. Carter; any conserve,- F. McClymont, Mrs, J. Carter; tomato catsup, • 3.' Battler, Mrs. J. -Carter; chili sauce, 'Mrs. J. Hillebrecht, Mrs. J. Carter; salad dressing, Mrs. G. Dale, F. McClymont Dairy 'Products—Butter, crock, Mrs. 'G. Dale, Mrs. J. Carter, F. McClymont; butter, Defend prints, ,Mrs, G.' Dale, Mrs. J. Carter; butter, individual serye ings, fancy, Mrs. 3. Carter, Mrs. G. Dale; maple syrup, F. McClymont, 3. Battler, Ethel .Dennis, Baking—White bread,'Ethel Dennis; Mrs, G.' Dale, -Mrs. F. Storey; brown bread, .Eleanor Storey, Mrs. G. Dale, Mrs. 3.. Carter; fruit bread, Mrs. 3. Carter, Eleanor. Storey; buns, plain a bite, Ethel Dennis, Mrs. 0. Dale; buns, fancy, Mrs. T. Barton,' Mrs. T. NV. McMillan; Parker House rolls, Mrs. 1'. W. McMillan, Eleanor Storey; best collection buns from one batch •of dough, Ethel Dennis, Eleanor Stor- ey, 'Mrs. J. Carter; scones, gtiddie, Mrs. G. Dale, Mrs. F. Storey; scones, wcole wheat, Mrs. G. Dale, Eleanor Storey; tea biscuits, plain, Mrs. G. Dale, Eleanor Storey; biscuits. whole wheat, Mrs. G.. Dale, Eleanor Storey; ,muffins, whole wheat or bran, Mrt. 3. Carter, Stewart McCall; -cookies, plain white, Merton Keyes, Mrs. T, W, Mc- Millan;' cookies, ginger, Eleanor Stor- ey, Mrs., G. Dale; lemon pie, Mrs. J: Carter. Ethel Dennis; pumpkin pie, S. McCall., Mrs. J. Carter; raisin pie. Mrs: J. Carter, Mrs. G..Dale; butter tarts, :Mrs. J. Carter, Mrs. G. Dale; 'gingerbread, not iced. Mrs, G. Dale: Johnny cake. Mrs. G. Dale; dark fruit, •r•ake, not iced, Mrs. J..Carter, Mrs.. G. •Dale: light fruit cake. Mrs. G. Dale. Mrs. 3. Carter: jelly roll, Mrs.. G. Dale:* sandwiches. .Eleanor Storey, F. Mcelymont; meat loaf, Mrs. •J. Car- l1ra4044 es.; recutfe 4'tM$,rsM.r ya.SSC' '1Yet, .43ry•fiegM., te�,IcF oa.eratya,R44.k.bil;01h4:.pi40.y0a . Vtraa, , . ate,. : Chile refl s Department Vegetables -,•.Swede tnrnipe, Alm Sinclair. 3 Wipape's; Rua Keyes!•, Bea forth; Jlortulil. Bell, Kippei .,Marj,arle Resit, leondesboro. Garden carreta , short, Geo, Shaw, Seatoli:; Ann, .Sin Clair, Kipper,;' -John Scott, Seaforth; Garfield Baker, Seaforth. •Garden car- rots, long, Reta;Eckert, Dublin; Jack Murray, 5 Seaforth; Bill Meelincbey, Seaforth; Elsie Storey, 1 -Dublin. Long red mangoldateelolan Scott, Seaforth; Helen Horan, 1 Dublin,; Billy Scott, Seaforth; Ken McLellan, Kippen . Yel- low lutermedates, Helen Horan, Scott Powell, Jim McIntosh, Gladys Chap - jamas, Wachine Made, Mrs. H. Herm- man, . Parsnips, Lorene Henderson, men, M. G. Dale; house dress, most Jim Wallace, Mary Bicknell. 'Garden practical, J. Battler, Mrs: G. Dale; floor mate hooked, rags, J. Battler, Mrs,. G Dale; lady's house coat, Mrs. W. ' Peebles; bath mat. Mrs. Alulira Chambers, Mrs. T. O'1<'lynn; men's work shirt, Mrs. H. Hymmen, Mrs, G. Dale; handkerchiefs, band -made., J. Battler; Mrs: H Hymmen; counter pane, ' quilted, Mrs. T, Barton, Ethel Dennis. Crochet table cloth, Mrs,' G. Dale, Mrs. T. O'Flynn; luncheon set, em- broidered, Mrs.. G. Dale, Mrs. T. O'Flynn; luncheon set, crochet, Mrs. 'Hymmen, Mrs, G Dale; lul}cheon set, any outer hand work, Mrs, G. beets, short, Jemmy Eckert, 1 Dublin; Barbara Hills, Marilyn Hillis, Larry Eaton, Seaforth, Onions, Lorene Hen- derson, Jack `McCowan, 2 Seaforth; .Ann Sinclair,' 3 Kipper; • Doris Stev- .ens, •Seaforth, 'Best tomatoes, ripe, Lois McLellan, Kippen; Ann Sinclair, 3 Kipper; Laerene Doerr, 1 Dublin; Marilyn Hillis. Citrons; Gladys Chap- man, Ronald McIntosh, Mac Bolton, Dublin; Bob McCowan. Cabbages, Joyce Holloway, Murray Crieh, 3 Sea, - 'forth; . Elsie Storey; Dublin`;. George' Shaw-, Seaforth. Potatoes,. Billy Rob- ertspn, Seaforth, Ronald Scoins, Sea - forth; Margaret. Hemberger, Seaforth; Dalee Eleanor Storey; tea cloth, ern- Gladys Chapman, Kippen, broidered, Mrs. H.. Hymmen, Mrs.' G. Judge—Norman L. Carter. `Dale; tea cloth, any other handwork, Flowers—Bowl of Marigolds,- Pat. Mrs, H. Hymmen, Mrs. G. Dale; con- Meir, Scott Powell, Billy Trapnell, trepiece,• lace''edge, Mrs. H, nymmen,, David Fairservice, Londesboro; bowl Mrs: ,W. Peebles; tray cloth, Mrs C, of Pansies, Alice Watson, Egmonel- Dale, Mrs. H. Hymmen; centrepiece,' vine; Joyce Holloway, Betty Goudie, embroidered• in cotton; white, Mrs. H. Gladys Chapman, 'Bouquet of Asters, Heymmen, Mrs. G. Dalee bridge set. Buster Shad•dick, Londesboro; Betty Mrs. T. O'Flynn, Mrs. H. 'Hymmen; Goodie, Elsie Siemon, 2 Walton; Keith buffet set, Mrs. H. Hymmen, J. Bat- Ea -ton,- Seaforth, Bouquet of Sweet tier; tett cosy in wool, Mrs, T. Peas, Lorene, Henderson. Best bon- O'Flynn, Mrs. 3, Carter, quet of any variety, Karen Kidd, Billy Bedroom Furnishings—Pillow slips, Trapnell, Ken Moore, Egmoniiville; white, embroidered, Mrs, H. Hymmen, Keith Eaton. • Mrs. T.:Barton; -pillow slips, colored, • Cooking—Tea biscuits, Leslie'Hab- embroidered, Mits. T. O'Flynn, Mr's. 0. kirk, Lorene Henderson, Gladys- Chap - Dale; pillow slips, any other" hand man; Joanne Beuerman, 2 Walton. work, Mrs. H. Hymmen, Mrs. Geo. White layer cake, Bernice Doerr,, Jim Dale; pair towels. embroidered, Mrs. Wallace, Pat Meir. Blanche Westcott. H, Hymmen, Mrs: G. Dare; towels.'Apple pie. Peggy Lou Matthews, Vir- crochet, Mrs. G. Dale, Mrs. H, Hym- ginia McClinchey, 2 Kippen, Ruth men; towels, other hand' work, Mrs„ Keyes. Elsie 'Storey. Rolled cookies, H, Hyramen; guest towels. Mrs. T, Barbara Wright; Elsie Storey, Ruth O:'Flynn; Mrs. G. Dale: bath towels, Keyes. Gladys Chapman. Bran muf- Mrs, H. Hymmen: fancy towel, Mrs. fins, Virguil_a • McClinchey, Gladys E. Adams, Mrs. H. Hymmen: fancy Chapman. 'Blanche, Westcott, Ruth sheet and pillow s•llp.s to match. Mrs. Keyes. • G. Dale. Firs. H. Hyde nen: vanity set, Judge—Florence E.. McGavin. • Mrs. 'W. Peebles. Mrs. G: Dale,: dress- Writing—Grade I, Susanne Dick,' ler runner. J. Battler. Mrs, H. Hym- Marlene Austin, Ronald, Scoins, Mich - men. ael Ritchie. Grade II, 'Lois Charters, ter, lits. (a Dale: baked ,bean-. lits...•-"l'.adies' and Ch•ildree.s'•R-ear—Best. Grant liCClinche Ralph"Benneweis, 0. Dale, Mrs. J. Carter: supper dish. - ,. • , y' e„''',-„,e'7•„,.,",,,,11 rticle :tom man': de carried shirt, Neil Broadtoot, Oracle III, Sheila' Me - Mrs. G: Dale. Eleannl• Storey: •roast lire. T:•,O`Flynn. Mrs. H.. Hymmen; Fadden. Marie Maloney, Barbara chicken with. vegetables. and garnish- bed jacket, Mrs. G. "'"Dale. Mrs. T., Fraiser: Audrey, Dalrymple. Grade IV„ M'rs. G. Dale, Mrs. J. Carter: at- ( , ,O'Flynn; sweater, keit;, ladies, lits . Marie. Hunt, Helen Hamilton, Marilyn :'iictic•e centerpiece for Thanksgiving T. O'Flynn. lrirs.'G. Dale: gloves. knit, Butt. Joanne McLaughlin; 2 Walton. dinner„ • Eleanor .Storey'; best arrang- Mrs Peebles. firs. H. Hymmen:. _Grade V..,,Maybelie `,1:cClinchey, Gwen - ed' basket. of fruit for an . invalid. cloves, crochet. Mrs. G. Dale. lir H. dolyn Christie, Patricia Hawkins, • Eleanor Storey: angel cake. Mies G. Hymmen; 'mitts, 'fine knit. Mrs. H. Karen Kidd: Grade lrlt Laurene. Doerr, Dale, Mrs. J. Carter; home-made H'trnmen; • carriage cover. crocheted. Elsie Storey. Danald. Austin, Londes- bread• Robin Hood' special. Ethel Den Mrs. G. Dale:, Mrs, H. Hymtnen: best bora: Mac Bolton, Dublin. Grade VII, apong cake, Mrs. Geo.. Dale, Mrs. made over earmenr. M. T. •'O'Fiy nn: •Ronnie •Rennie, Dorothy -Dalrymple, baby's set. bonnet. ,iaeket• .bootees, Marie Armstrong, Dorene Austin, 42. is where you 'find i • 2ee:>:::0:.;Y:i:'.w.:4c2affSeee,t+ `>.•:iC•%: Day after day Sidney Norman and James Scott, outstanding Canadian mining authorities, . provide full factual reports on Canada's mines early in the day -in The Globe and Mail. ' Can tabor, and management find a formula for prosperity? In two full pages daily,, The Globe and Mail "brings you up-to-the- minute news and editorial views on basic factory that affect your business life. • 16,40 rY.nn :C3Lfr�.lrie. "What's the Globe and Mail price for butter today,?" • Globe and Mail daily quota- tions of market prices for pro- duce aadl livestock are so complete, so accurate, . they have becolnn'e an accepted trad- fag basis. erreer'•,ys7Yw��F�JJ.°�r:::ri/s��.`:' � Jf: E�rfi � ,J J/ ` Not just a summary, but six Ct: full colutiz s of detailed - - reports give you latest infor- mation from Toroato, Mon- treal, New York ;and London. er,:irt!;m.,...•.e;%/•'r e7!:ir.Yrleeer/O}y, /Gi,' i; ;J %:rf.•!F."i ••••44W;••••••,, iY.•i: Let 'WELLINGTON JEFFEI4S, Financial yrs"' Editor, keep you posted on finance at home add abroad in his -authoritative column "Finance. at Large". For highlights on basic trends, revealing Sidelights on cur. rent affairs his searching; commentaries have won rim an enviable position as an authority on finance. /" TOOL PROFIT FROM CANADA'S . MOST COMPLETE MAIRk[T AND FINANCIAL MEWS W.! 'N. 0M44 -7W -- 4' OtiibtBEST 1ii�SpApEA .,70118 1; "t1fil Ur'f ;pR }ES1iRi • .,r Ethel Dennis, . Mrs. G. Dale;• child's Londe*6oro:• • •.dress._ knit,._ Mrs.' T. O'Fl.yr n,. Mrs.. H. Specie -l --Best poster.-. George Sills, Hymmen: child': 'knit suit. -Mrs. T. Helga• Firzr•atridk. Theresa King. O'Flynn; chi;d's mess, cotton, Mrs,. Model -aerupiane. Bobby 'Doig, 'Eg- G. Dale. . ' mon.dville; • Donald McKindsey, Billy Miscellaneous= -Stuffed anima?, toy, Trapnell: Bifid' "house, Billy Eckert, Mrs, T. O'Flynn, Mrs. W, Peebles: George Sills, Larry Wheatley,' Dublin. chesterfield., set, 3. Battler. Mrs: •T. .Darning"` woollen, Lorene Henderson, O'Flynn; sampl-er'ar other wall deeor- Blanche Westcott, Dorothy Chesney, ations, batnd-made. •JIrs. T. O'Flynn, J. Betty. Goudie. Best set, doll's clothes„ Battler; best article made from table Peggy Lou Matthews, Marion Lauden- oilcloth,. S. McCall, Mrs. 0. Dale; best mach. Mary- L. Ruston, Mary McMil- article suitable for Christmas, Mrs. T. Ian; handkerchief. Lorene Henderson, •O'Flynn, 3. Battler; woollen gagmen#;, 'Marion La,;adenbah, Alice Watson, darned,' Mrs, • T. O'Flynn, Mrs. Geo. Muriel King. - ' , Da]e best article r from made tr m old Judge M. Olive Scott, BIuevale. .stockings, J. Battler. Mrs. Almicg Poultry—Barred Rock (cr), Billy Chambers; men's• wool- mitts, J.••. Bat Scott, Jimmie Hopper; Jno. Scott, J'no., , tier;' fine knit sox. Mrs. T.' O'Flynn,• Whyte. Barred Rock (puilett), Billy Mrs. W. Peebles; kitchen collection, 'Scott; John Whyte, Stuart Keyes .tea towel. duster. lifter. hand towel, Mrs. T. O'Flynn, Mrs. H. Hymmen; men's sweater or pullover, Mrs'. T. O'Flynn; woman's blouse, Mrs. H. Hymmen', -bathroorh set, Mrs. G. Dale, Mrs. H. • Hymmen ; shopping or work bag, Mrs. H. 'Hymmen. Mrs. G. Dale; lady's fancy purse, -Mrs. H. Hymmen; '.a4dy's night' dreesa Mrs. G. Dale, Mrs. Hr 1lymmee; lady's costume slip, Mrs. 0.. Dale, Mrs. H. Hymmen. Fine 'and .Decorative Arts. -Coil 'painting, L. :Brigham, Clinton; Mrs. H. Hymmen; •water 'color, any subject,:• L. Brigham. 'Mrs, H„ Hyzn- m•en; crayon sketch, Ml's. •H. Hym- men, L. Brigham: pencil drawing, Mrs, H. Hymmen. L. Brigham; best three pieces hand -painter: china, L. Brigham, Mrs. H. Hymmen; decorated pottery, L. Brigham, Eleanor „Storey; toy made from 'wood, L. Brigham, Mrs, H. Hymmen; pen and ink.sketch, Mrs. H: Hymmen, L. Brigham';' "miscel laneous' novelties from crepe paper, wax or celleph'ane,' Eleanor Storey. :P',- ;MeClymont; collection of antiques or relios,, Mrs. H. Hymmen. Mrs. E. Ad- ams, Tom Allington. .• Reed Work—Collection of three art- icles, Mrs. H. Hymmen.' Judge—M. Olive -Scott, Bluevale.; Floral Exhibits Cut -•Blooms—Asters, Mrs. W. Peeb= les, T. W. Aldington; display Asters, Mrs. Wm. Bradshaw, Mrs. W. Peeb- les; Cosmos display, Mrs. W. Peeb- les; Dahlias, beat blooms, 3. Battler, T. Aldington; Gladioli, best spikes, Mrs: W. Peebles; Gladioli, best six sipes, Mrs, W. Peebles,"T. Aldington; Ma'rigold's, display, • Mrs. W. Peebles; Verbenas, best display, Mrs. W...Peeb- bea, Mrs. A. L. Porteous; Petunias, 1 Jimmie Hopper, S.C. White Leghorn (cockerel) Mary Whyte. (pullet) Mary Whyte. New Hampshire (cockered), Tom Whyte; •i pullet), Tom Whyte, Muscovy buck; (gander), Joyce Holloway, (goorise) Joyce Holloway and 2nd. • A.V. Bantams (cock), l;ergus Roty- land. (hen) Fergus 'Rowland, (cock- erel) Joan Hunte:., (pullet) Joan Hun- ter. ' Sports Parade re Sreeed. Children—Urban; • ,Seaforth, F'ubl:r. School, ' St. James'' Separate School. Rural--S.S. 8, Mc- Killop; cKillop; S.S. 11 Hallett S.S. 2, Tuck- ersmith; • S.S. 3. Hullett; S.S. 4, Mc- lKillop.• Foot Races—Gbi'1a, 8 years• and un- der, Sheila McFadden, Jean Wilson; 10 years and 'u.ndr-r•,.Flora Brown, Pa- 'tricia Hawkins; 12 years :and under,' Beta ,Murray. Barbara..Nicholson; '14 years : and under. Ruth :•Keyes,Lor- raine Maloney,." Boys' Races -8 years and under. Ray Maloney, Bobbie Rus- ton; 18 years and under, Jimmie Ma- lone, Gordon Hesk; 12 -years anq un- der, Gilbert Murray, George' Shaw; 14 years • and under; Irwin Johnston, 'Stephen Maloney. Tug -of -War —1 sf, Boshart's; 2nd, .Hibbert; 3rd, Exce,ilenc'' Flour Mills. Runping'Rece—A. McGee, Goderich;' E. Little„ Godericb; John Maloney, Seaforth, , Baby Shea; --6 months and under, Leonard Bedour, Goderich; Katherine Charters, Seaforth; Ann Miller, Sea - forth. Over 6 Months to 1 year—Shir- ley Mustard, ,Brlicefield; Garry ~.relex- ander, Walton; Pauline Taylor; Wel- ton. ong sterns, Mrs. A. L. Porteous, Mrs. W. Peebles; Pa.ngies, display, Mrs. W. Peebles, T. Aldington; Zinnias, best blooms; Mrs, W. Peebles; Mrs'. 1'. W. McMillan; 'Zinnias, Baby or Pompsom, Mrs. W. Peebles; roses, display, Mrs. W. Peebles;' annual Phlox, best dis- play, T. Aldington, Mrs, A, L. Port- eous; Snapdragon, 'best .display, Mrs. 'W, Peebles; 2nd; Stock,' best spikes,# Mrs. W. Peebles, 2nd; Seabiosa, best' quality, drs, W. Peebles; Saipiglos-'• lis, best display, Mrs. A, L. Porteous; Zinnias, display, Mrs. W. Peebles; table bouquet, Mrs. W. Peebles, T. Aldington; floral arrangement__, ter church, Mrs. A. L. Porteous; calendu- la or Pot Marigold, Mrs. W..,E'eebies; bfi'st window box, T. 4ltiington, • Pot Plants—Begonias, best •two flowering varieties, T. Aldington; Be- gonias, tuberous,' Mrs. A. L. Porteous, T. Aldington; colleetion potted plants, Mrs., A. L. Porteous; Begonia, -Rex, MMrs, G, Dale, Mrs: -J, Carter; Afrjcan Violet, Mrs. A, L. Polteous, 3. M. Govenlock; single house. plant in bloom, Wm. .S. D. Storey, Mrs, A. L, Porteous; beat novelty in cut flower or is pot, Mrs. A. L. Porteous, W.•. D. Storey; Coleus, two varieties, Mrs, A. L. PortefrtIs;' Jersualem Cherry, Mrs..t. Carter, W. 8, )J. Stamey; Aspidr. • Spinach Trouble Children who do not like spinach 'will 'find a grim satisfaction in the knowledge that spinach is also a con- siderable nuisance to plant breeding scientists. As e5cplained by 'the scien- tific cientific 'plant. breeders of the Horticul- tural Division, Experimental 1!arii's Service, spinach plants fail into fqur classes; .accorcing to 'sex, namely, ex- treme trade plants, vegetable males, females and hermaphroditee,..,.Chieftte due to the large percentage of ex- treme xtrem•e males, which are undesirable plants, seeds of the Bloomsdale _y r lety produced at. sor"he of the experi- mental farads have been refused foun- dation. status. • A•a;f'e'ly years ago this problem was taken up by'. the Horticultural - Diavl- sion and individual plants selections were.grown and isolated in the green houses. This year a number of Ji se lines was set out in the geld The fact that they were 100 leer.cent herm- aphrodites gave a 'great deal'of sat- isteetinn. Seed from these -lines wiil- be used to grow fbundatioli,° seed. -.5 • • ANADA'S agricultural°wealth springs from the enterprise of 'individual farmers, supplemented, where necessary,. by the friendly co-operation of Banking in Action. The . Canadian Bank of Commerce has played a prominent part 'in the development of this great industry. Its services are available to every enterprising undertaking, whatever the scale of operations, small or large. - Use our services for your' banking requirements. Consult our local Manager. 755-A T E CAN.DIAN BA'JK OF COMMERCE EAFORTH BRANCH G. C. Brightrall,'Manager eae 10 you EVE WAL'K up 20 FLOORS? :fee terie ' walked. up even • Any time you have, eve three or four floors you have probably ust haw itr service, grumbled at the lack of elevator service, le But have you ,realized i ..a modern city. would be without, vertical- transportation 1 and . clr.liow imp costly elevators . • • without electric costly elevators vuould be• ust one e�tam'- power? Elevator service is anted ways.. °- p{e of countless, t5e vel °n daily life. which electricity reFri?"� a'sher, electric range,a lot , 'ate home cleaner . all ,take orator, and toil out of :mainttaining a • ' of,muscle.testing a vressh home. Imagine one cent running a e a inst. machine or a vacuum refrigeration for couple:•Qf hours, or giving tefrig . a whole, day!. But -that is whato nav tint's worth of 'electricity tan do ge Ontario rates. ou. see : men On a 'farm; -Any: thine Y ure that itching hay into a loft you can flg the • is "worth approxineately,lc per ton. Anyway, about What it would cost Anyway' that is same work -.jar vagetr'Ontario uralhe rates. More and averagart e that .electric' more fcheap68t labor they can hire- And. your the cheapeverything possible to. Hydro is doingas the extend rural'services {II permit. as dly Supply of materialown or coutirtrY. . Whether you live in town or barn. Whether you work in sky Hydra works for you in Ontario ata cost Make the best use of it, much of he w 'rn obtainable in most other parts THE , HYDRO -ELECTRIC .POWER COMMlissION OF. ONTARIO fa, 5 ,