HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1921-10-06, Page 10Tfiursd y, October 6th, 1921
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Jolts and jars are not good for any battery, but Prest-O-Lite con»
struction withstands the shocks that send many a storage battery to `
the junk -pile after a short -life service.
In a recent test, a Prest-O-Lite Storage Battery was attached to
machine that jolted it up and down on a hard surface 560 times
fo total of more than a million /ohs. A . the end of this ordeal a
11 examination and test showed a Clem score for the battery—no
...wear -.o sign of weakness s;nywhle
'uo�teiaaxaif •s.
,00,1 Yo li u*i1tnY 11undreds of thou�is of autoino. bile ow rs have come to Pres -
, ,; It a of Its proved and consistent superiority' "tra
powei• and endurance install
�ou, too, can enjoy this extra
e if you will let us install forr you the battery whish skilled
'engineers have specified as best suited to your particular car, whatever its make or
model.
But, :first let's prove that Wrest -O -Lite Service can prolong the life of your
present battery, whatever its make. Our prices for repairs and recharging are
always reasonable. We carry a complete stock of repair parts for all makes of
batteries,
We will test your storage battery and add distilled waterat regular intervals
without• cost to you. Come in as often as you like, and welcome. '
Robertson & Hecker
"The Garage for Service"
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'.MINGHAM FALL FAIR
Hambly, Robt Beattie; single driver, Fred strong, R, J Sanderson; ewe lamb, R, 7.
Bender
Continued from page 1. Heffernan; team in harness, Dr, Ford. Robt Coulter art and and. Downs -any
,.•Wit the three .eight. pound crocks of ' CATTLE other—Aged rata,. with pedigree, W. G.
:Metter utter which won the prizes to the Wing Shorthorn—Breeding cow, John Gillen Ross; ram lamb, W. G. Ross zst and 2nd,
ream General Hospital.: . pie ist and 2nd; two-year-old heifer, .los aged ewe, W. G. Ross zst and and; shear -
In 'conversation with one of the judges Kerr, John Gillespie; oneeyear-old heifer, ling ewe, W. G, Ross rat and and; ewe
roe remarked -.what a' beautiful grounds Jos Kerr; heifer under twelve months lamb, W G. Ross zst and incl,
, J C Currie. Alex B McKague, Sanderson, Jobe ,�MeQuillin„ aged ewe,
Jas Heffe
and how with verysmall expense it could Andrew Douglas; Bull under 12 months, • PIO;S '
ioemade such a lovely park. The trees Andrew Douglas, Wm Lyons; Herefords— Berkshires --.Boar of rear, j. D. Mc-
, ands fhesiver and spring creek all assist 'breeding cow, Thos Taylor, H T Perdue; Ewen, jas Alton; boar,prior tis ►gar,
to malding these grounds beautiful. bull, over 12 months, W J Currie, Thoa with pedigree, 7. D. McEwen, Jas Alton;
.'"heprizee were awarded as follows: Taylor; bull under 12 months, Thos Tay. $VYW of ton, Jas Alton,'J. D. • rvfcZwen;
HEAVY HORSES l0r, H T Perdue; Heifer under 12 Months, breeding sow, Jas Alton, •J; D. Mcliweti.
'`''Genex l` ,Weirpose--Team .y in harries, H' Perdue, Thos Taylor; two-year-old Yorkshires—Boar of 192x, Otto Johann;
•'Ratil Matt, C E Gregg; Agricultural --heifer, H T Perdue, Thos Taylor; • one- boar, prior to r92r, with pedigree, W. T.
' aro:4 unare, Fred Churchill, Alex 114e- - year-old heifer, Thos Taylor, H T Per- Currie, Otto Johann; soon of rg2z J Alton
sPonalti Tprin d P 11 cow J
eeswater, J Douglas SR . - nae o Angus—breeding ed oh 0 Johann b
n; breeding sots, Herb Mc$ague,
>nog1, R 1` Douglas, Alex' McDonald Tees Shiell lst and 2nd; buil under 12 months, Jas Alton, Tamworths—Boar prior to
`oanter, Frank Roth; One -year-old filly or . F 0 Told, John Shieil; Heifer under 12 •,gat, with pedigree, Sam Deacon.'
gelding,. RI Douglas; Two•year-old fitly month,s, F G Todd,lst and 2nd, two-year POULTRY
' gelding, Alex. McDonald Wingham, old heifer,4ohn'Shiell, lst and 2nd; Jer- Pair of each, 'Ducks, Pekin or Ayies-
Alex McDonald Teeswater, Joseph Kerr; poi or their grades, heifer under 12, bury, Ronnenburg Bros, Geo Couites;
"ey in Harness, R J Sanderson, Telford. ;months, Lek! Lott; Holsteins or their ducks, any other, Carr liros,.Ronnenburg,
e of pitaery, ' Jas Brigham; Heavy grades, breeding cow, Carr Bros, Robert Bros, Geese, Toulouse, Ronuenbur
w' Draft--breod mare, registered C. N. `''R.. Beattie; •GradeewBreedin r<OW, .Robert Bros, as Alton geese,g
i7 , 7 , any other, Ron.
t1/4fsa;,st side . 1 McDonald,• Winghdtp, Grove Joseph Kerr; two -year -Old heifer,: uenlaurg, Bros; B a u t a m s, ornanit.
pnilg aai;"registered or eligible, Alex John Shielts, Robert Coates; one -year-old al, Carr B ros, Frank Angus;, ilan-
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, W gham brood mate 'fly It .John Shielts, Joseph Kern . ;:.tams Puller , aI P K r, • heifer. , �` ,any variety, 7raiiGk . t#alAts
Ott side,Alex McDonald Wing'ham. Spring calf, -Win Lyons, John Mundell; steer calf, zst and And; Leghorns, brown, J..la`,
Zaat. Fria , Churchill, Alex, IVMcDonald R 1•Sanderson, Andrew 1VicKague; one. Uttley 1st and and; eh
' , T ,, Leghorns, urns,.. white,
, tvo-year-old �ily or gelding, ltearald. steer, John ShiellRonnenburg rt g 1 ng, ( 1st and 2nd,. , Bros, J. F. UtEle •Minor i
atec McDonald, Wingham; teeth in bar. - two -year -old -steer, John Shielts 1st and eas, Ronnenburg Oros, 7. F. °Utley; . Or.'
rase,GB• Armstrong, At'm a d lt!
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, at Cattle—baby X Wrni'
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Watson,atsoiY, Jas.. beef, Wm Lyons; P . pions, ons. variety; Ronnenburg :1st
r' ; beat three-year-old Heavy Fat'Stock Steers, John Shiells, and end; Plymouth Rocks, barred,. W.
Emit et agrl, • Telford Montgomery, SRBBP 1 Miller rat and and; Plymouth /Oaks,Jas Brigham. `' • Zetcesters ••whitegat i i4 god. Rhocdey
r W. 1 Millet {{
LIGHT BORSI S Aged rear, with pedigree O, , ►stand Reds, W,.' x. Miller, Uri' Bros t`
'Carriage—Simile Driver - o B. Atm, : r
.� hn Fry- strong, R, J, Sanderson • ' WYandottes, »Iltte, Prank Angus,
svogle••Roy Hastings, Andrew McKague; with pedigree,,.shearliag ram, Miller Wan e , Wr 1,
RoedetttseabrOod snare, foal at side, Jas 2nd; ramlamb,R J• Ssndarsoii rat and Angus, Ranurinburg tiros, other, Frankr
1arrester; .J. Sanderson rat and g , Any other
itig foal, Jas Forrester; One and; aged true, G. B. •Rrmstron Standard Variety, Frank Angus, J, F.
:fir -old Illy"err gelding, Jas Forrester, Dr. Sanderson; sliearling cwt , g, Ar 7' �tlttiey; pigeons, Carry Bros. Chickens—
e, pair of each, ducks, Pekin or Aylesbury,
• PREMIER. ItlEIGIIEMS NEW CABINET
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THE WINGRAM ADVANCE
Bros, rat
Rouueuburg aud end, 4e¼ Senn Young; collection of Canned viva. Water Color.-. ap
say other,•Ronaenburg Broil rat mid and; abler, 3 varietieel W A McGill, E W Jae, Quiveaiu e,
g L>wttdscxpa and Marine, "
Bantams, ornatueatal, Frank Angus ; crab; cold Meat sauces, tl varieties. ii Miss L l an ,Many
Bentanls, game, any variety, Prank •A McGill, Saar Young; beat eight artielet Brigham;collo tion, MissCunningham,
bl imv,ngettoae,
A•ugus nit and aud; Leghorus, browe, of food suitable for a workdgg tnan'a Jas. 'Cummings,
W. I Miller rat and eud; Leghorn, white, sapper, Ma 1 Stewart, it it Qrvis; can.
VLA I, Miller zst and end;"Miuoreas, W, ued chicken, Mrs, Stewart, W A PlcGill.' Dra aeya, Pen and ink sketch, Mss,
1. Miller zst and eud; Qrpingtons, W. I. 131, Tsriiilyn, Jas, ss L.J.s; pencil, Miss
Miller rat and 2nd; Plymouth Rocks, GIRLS DEPARTMENT M Livingetone, Miss L, J, Carrickx; crayon
barred, W. I. Miller xst and and; Ply. Work by girls under z4 years of age, portrait, Miss L Brigham, Miss. M Living
mount Rocks, white, W.1. Miller rat and able spat, not less than three, Edna stone; arayca, landscap4 or marina, hilar
and; Rhode Island Reds, Carrlllros, Mrs, fanilyn' Mss J Carrlok; two hemmed L, Brigbem,
I. Stewart; Wyaadotts, white, W. 1, handkerchiefs, Jeaa Orvis, Jeauetke
I.. Ste 1st and and; , white,
aW Brooks;; darned socks or stookiugs, Edna neem .Fainting-. dozen cups and
other, Prank An ns W. 1• y Tamlyn, Jeanette Brooks; Crochet work saucers, Miss aM atee, Miss Miss g. '
g� + Miller, spy in wool, prizes donated by Mrs. Wm Me- $rigbaiil; dozen pinker, M Living.
other standerd variety, W. 1. Miller, Gill, Miss stone, Miss L Brigharrm; ornament or.
Frank Angus; best pair utility' fowl, W, L J Carrick, Edna Taml a
crochet work, is cotton Doualda trailer, vase, s th Brigham, Mtrigha Livings
1, Miller, Frank Angus; four cockerels, Miss Carrick; narrow � Crochet edging, stone; say other,L.
bred for export, W. X Miller, Carr Bros, Mise L Brigham, am,
oue yard by girl under xe, 0 Cambeg' M Livingstone; Living oonet tiara,ectio L Brigham,
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GRAIN AND SEEDScampbell, Miss M Livingstone; collection of work
tat and and; pencil drawing, prizes don- done in 1921, Miss L Brio ham,
Timothy, J Alton, .Andrew Schmidt; steel b Mrs,
le 1
bushel of each, fall wheat, red, Andrew Carrick zst t andend; Csofa eushioon,Campbell,ssMiss
PLANTS ;ANIS FLOWERS
Schmidt; fall wheat, white, ,Jas Alton, 14 Carrick, jeauette Brooks; six button Asters, Jas. Young, q Campbell; doh
Andrew Schmidt; spriug wheat, Andrew holes or; a garment, A Campbell, .Mise lias, Mrs- S Young, 3 D Beecroft; gladioli,
Schmidt; small white peas, Jas Axton, - 1,1 Carrick; patching an a gariiieat, Miss Mrs. Young; pansies, Hugh Mansur;
Saiz Deacon; peas, any other, fns Alton, L J Carrick tat and eud plata apron by petunias, W J Currie, Mrs. $ Young;
white oats, Hugh Gilmour, Jas Cum. girl under x2, Jean Qrvis, 0 Campbell; phlox, druinmondi, Mrs, S Young; slyest
Wrings; black oats; Jas Alton, Andrew :pain sewin
Schmidt; barley, any variety, Andrew l ; ni Jeanette Brooks, Miss e J peas, 0 Campbell; marigolds, Hugh Gil.
Schmidt, Jas Aiwa, field corn, Dent as Carrick; initialed handkerchiefs`, . Jean moor, Mrs. 5 Young; basket of annuals,
, J Orvis, Miss L J Carrick; twogrtest towels, Gkoty�s Page, Mfrs, S Young; bouquet,
Cummings, Robt Groves; field corn, Mss L J Carrick, Edna Tamlyn; girl's tab++, Mrs, S Young, Jas Young; bouquet,
Flint, Andrew Schmidt; half dozen -Winona ziigittdress, Miss I, J Carrick rat hand, hard plants, :Mrs, S Young, G Caarp,
stalks, Ensilage Coru, Alex Mo$weu, and and; cofectiau of fancy work, not 1 Bell; bouquet, hand, tender plants, Mrs
Joe Kerr; sheaf of white oats, Peter Mc- - less than
#, Hugh. Gi1;Wour, j Carrick; knitting bag,' �w , p 1, geranium, gittgle
bus boudoir cep, rat by Mrs, 1I T 1'erd
Wilton;. best collection o ,
J'asAlton, AndrewSeliteldt' hest` on, as Tatnly1 ilio
on of weed seeds, Andrew Sabtmidt, Jas _ a can p, xst Mrs. Wright,.
Alton; best coleetlott of pressed fa' Owls, amiss 1G 7 Garrick, J�riette end,
weed pleats,. lJti of tiurious - col biking co Waisting, one loaf bread,
doz buns, 'light cake, pie, made by girl
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES under r6 yeare; Yellen It Douglas,. one
$wen, itiehard Wilco 6 pieces, Rd#a Tamlyn, )Bliss -L + S Yattng, Q, Cant bel •
bel oats, Hugh Gilmour Richard b g, Edna Tamlyn, iiite, Mrs. S 'i'oungi. ger ,�t;i
# f sins seeds,ue, ..d o t b 1 e white, J G P y f e, Mrs, S
made
d Yung, geranu m, double scarlet, J 0
Pyre, W J Currie; geranium, single any
other, Gladys Page, Mrs, S. '%oun ; ger.
alum, double any other, Mrs, S oung,'
GFYfeY
began'
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Beaus, mei white, S Young, J Altars; loaf bread by girl under r6 years, Helen ft elisia, is btoon,, J Cr Fyfe; �erns,Fcol•
beans, large white, Pat Gibbons, john F.Douglas, P Gibbons, Miss 1+ J Carrick; lecittion, Gladys Page; hothouselants in
Gray; beans any other, Carr Bros, tic-. $ lbs butter in pound prints by girl under Woom, J. 0, Fyfe; foliage plants collect -
hard Wilton; five of each, beets, long 16 years, Richard Wilton; chocolate ion, J:. G. Fyfe, Gladys Page.
red, Andrew Schmidt; beets, any other, cake, rat Mrs Brandon, Donalda Haller
J Young, Alex McEwen; carrots, field,
I. J. Wright, Andrew Schmidt; carrots,
table short, Alex McEwen, J' Veltng;
carrots, :table intermediate, Robt Groves,
John Gray, Mangold, Wurtzel, long,
Andrew Schmidt, john Gray; marigold
WurtzeI, intermediate, Andrew Sehtnidtl
Parsnips, W 1 Miller, John Gray; radish.
es, winter, Audrew Schmidt; • saga r
ntangold, Samuel Vanstone, Alex Mc-
Ewen; turnips, Swede, Andrew Schmidt,
T J Wright; turnips, any other, Andrew
Schmidt; Potatoes—Half bushel of each ,
early, Carr Bros, John Gray; late, Samuel
Vanstone, Andrew Schmidt; best colIee-
tioat of potatoes, five of each, Andrew
Schmidt, W, 1. Miller; Twelve of each,
onions, yellow, Andrew Schmidt; onions,
Dutch or Top Sets, W I Miller; onions,
grown from Dutch or Top Sets, John
Gray, Andrew Schmidt; onions, an y
other, John Gray, Andrew Schmidt; to-
mates, large red, scarlet or pink, John
Gray, Andrew Schmidt; tomatoes, any
other, Andrew McDougall, pat Gibbon;
Three of each, celery, white plume, W.
1. Miller, S. Young; cabbage, early, Robt
Groves, Andrew Schmidt; cabbage,.
winter, Andrew Schmidt, Gladys page;
cabbage, pickling, Gladys Page, Andrew
Schmidt; citrons, I j Wright, Pat Gib-
bous; Cucumbers,. green or ripe, Jas
Young, Hugh Gilmour; table corn, six,
E W Orvis, Andrew Schnaidt; mush
melons, Andrew Douglas; pumpkin, one,
S Young, 5 Burchill; suu{$awers, Pat -
Gibbons. Carr Bros; Squash or mammoth -
pumpkin, Andrew Schmidt; collection of
garden produce, Carr Bros, 414drew
Schmidt,
FRUIT
Five of each variety to be shown on
plates, Alexander, 0 Campbell, rhos
Taylor; rz 0 V, green or yellow, W A
McGill; Baldwin, 0, Campbell; Ben
Davis, 0 Campbell, W J Currie; Crab,:
atty variety, W J Currie, W A McGill;
faniease ter snow, John Gray, Satre
Young; golden Russett, Thos Taylor, W
A McGill; Gramenstein, P Gibbons;
Hubbardson, P Gibbons; Zing, 0 Camp-
bell, Tilos
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Taylor;
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0 Campbell, ILlbston, ,'Thos Taylor;
R I Greening, ening, W f Currie, W A McGill;
Roxoboro
Russett, Jas Alton, 0, Camp-
bell; Spitzenburg, W A McGill; Tolman
Sweet, Jas Young, W A McGill; Wagner,
Richard Wilton, W. A. McGill; Wealthy,
W A McGill, Other Fruit—Pave Jf each,
pears, any otliefi fgil variety, J D Bee•
cr°ft, 319 Alton; peals, Duchess& DtAng-
uoleine", las Alton; pears, any other
winter variety, Jas Young, 0 Campbell;
plums any other, W A Mctlill'
DA11tV ANI) PROVISIONS
,Bread, brown, E W Orvis, Mrs.
Stewart, J D Beecroft; bread, home -uta
Jen Young, $ W Orvis, Mrs. Finne
half dozen home-made buns; Jas 'Alt
Jas Young; half dozen honie.made Te
biscuits, Zino Robertson, Jas Young
me -made scans, Edna Robertson
Sam Young;Young;fruit cake, Jas Young,
McGill, Mrs. T Stewart; layer cake
ght, Mrs, .1 Stewart, W A MCGill; laye
ake, dark, Mrs. 1 Stewart, Edna Robert
n; pie, apple, Mrs. Finnen, W A Mc
ill; pie, pumpkin, J D Beecroft, Mrs
Stewart; pie, lemon, Mrs. Stewar t
dna Robertson; pie, any other, Mrs. 1
wart, W A McGill; 6 doughnuts, Jas
o ing, W A McGill; 6 oatmeal cookies,
rs. Theon Pitmen, W A McGill.; plate
drop cookies, 3 varieties, W A McGill;
ort bread, Mrs, 1 Stewart, Mrs. S
i;g;jelly, ri pint, apple, p.. W Orvis
A. McGill; jelly, t pint any oth er
lett', R W Orvis, W A MOH; Maple
up, r quart,. Jos Zerr, E W Orvis;
le sugar, a Ibs, Andrew Schmid t
Iters; collection, preserved fruit, 6
arieties, W A .MCGill, E W Orvie;
alade, 3 varieties, E W Or vis;
ato cetsup, *Andrew Schmidt, W A
Gill; pickles, vegetable, Hugh Gll-
our rat and; 2nd; pickles,. fruit, E W
ry s, W A McGill; pickles, any other,
McGill, E W Orvla; i dos, hen eggs„
h, Richard Wilton. yoz Kerr; buttdr,.
befit crocks, Jae Young, Wm Well.
, Mrs, 'Bittner; butter, ; Ills, la pinto el
moots, Jb*ttess Yoa,ug;o $meal t
Miss Mi.ri b
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iarpU ser►; butter, 6 lb tours, Vat A 14001;
lay of honey, Geo Cattlie best Nix
cilleke ts, W A Me0111, 1 - gee
lion; brood, not, I log, W' A Mqy ,
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Apron Kitchen, useful not ornamental,
SCHOOL CRIT+11z•ii$i'S DEPT.. Hugh Gilmour, R C Paddock; centre.
Far children under x6 years. Essay piece for table, colored, Hugh Gilmour,,
autobiography of a door key, Frances Rich Johnston; centre -piece for table,
Bennett, Edna Robertson; short poem, white, Rich job,tston, B G Paddock;
>sz lines, Jeanette Brooks. Dresser and stand covet., Mrs. Tamlyn, E
FINE ARTS W Orvis; Drape, sideboard 13 C Paddock,
Oil Painting --Animal, grouped or single, Miss M Livingstone; drawn work, B C .
Miss L, Brigham, Mrs I. Stewart; Fruits or Paddock, Mrs. Tamlyn; dress, girl's
flowers, grouped or single, Rich. John- cotton, Mrs, Tamlyn; embroidery, eyelet,
ston, bliss M 'Livingstone; Landscape or 5 C Paddock,J D Beecroft; embroidery
marine, Rich, Johnston, Miss M Living- an cotton or linen, Miss M Livingstone, H
stone; Any other subject, Rich. Johnston, T Perdue; embroidered pillow cases, Miss
Miss M Livingstone; On glass, Miss 1. 114 Livingstone, Mrs Tamlyn; day pillow
Brigham, Miss Livingstone; on plaques slips, Mrs S Young, Rich Johnston; five
or trays, Miss L Brigham, Miss M Living. o'clock tea, cloth, embroidered and X doz
stone; op silk, satin on velvet! Miss 1. servettes, B C Paddock, Hugh Gilmour;
Brigham, Miss L Livingstone; collection homemade blouse, Miss M Livingstone,
of paintings,- Miss L Brigham, Miss L Mrs Tamlyn; knitting bag, Mrs. Tamlyn,
Brigham. Continued on page 5,
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