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Indoor Exhibits. at 105th �a11 F'a�r
Attracts orkmanship of Many Kinds
Indoor .exhibits at the 1ayfietdFall. Fair,,
found a continued 'audience, There, prizes awarAled•
went to:
Tome rendered lard, Fred
McClymont, Varna; Bill Qesch,
Varna; heaviest dozen hen's
eggs, white, Mrs. W. Colclough,
RR 3, Clinton; Mrs. Forest Me=
C1ure, RR 1. Bayfield; brown,
Allen Betties, RR 2, Bayfield;
Mrs, Colclough; pair dressed
chickens, Russell Oeseh, RR. 1,
Varna; Bill Oesch,
DOMESTIC SCIENCE, sp-
onge cake, Mrs, Colclough,
Mrs, R. Grainger, RR 1, Zu.,
rich; homernade white bread,
Mrs. William Clarke, Varna;
Mrs. Colclough; date and nut -
loaf, Mrs. Jack Hamilton, RR
1, Varna; Mrs, J. H. Johnstone,
Goderich; apple Erie, Mrs.
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Clarke, Mrs. Robert Taylor,
RR 3, Clinton; cherry Pie, Mrs,
Taylor; raisin pie, Mrs. Tay-
lor, Mrs. Alvan Kettles, RR 2,
ayfield,
Chocolate layer cake, Mrs,
Celelough, Mrs, G, VaxiNin-
huys, RR 2, Bayfield; banana
dike, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs, Jake
Reder, RR 1, Bayfield; angel
food,r lr, Grain-
ger;
Mrs, Tay o , Mrs. Gr fixr-
ger; spice cake, Mrs. Taylor,
Mrs. Herb Klopp, Zurich.
Plate of fancy cookies, Mrs,
Robert Taylor, Mrs, Eldon
Yeo, RR 3, Clinton; six scones,
Mrs. Tom Penhale, RR 2,
Bayfield; Mrs, John Grigg, RR
3, Clinton; six buns, Mrs.
Clarke, Mrs. Taylor; six bran
muffins, Mrs. H, Klapp, Zn -
rich, Mrs. Hamilton; baking
powder biscuits, Mrs. K1oPp,
Mrs. Grigg,
Sandwiches for afternoon
tea, Mrs, t . Yeo; vegetable
salad, Mrs. W. A. Harris, RR
2, Bayfield; Mrs. Klopp; fruit
salad, Mrs. J. Grigg; meat loaf,
Mrs. J. Grigg,
Maple cream candy, Mrs.
Klopp, Mrs, Taylor; chocolate
fudge, Mrs. Klopp, Mrs.
Clarke; dipped chocolates, Mrs,
Taylor; butter tants, Mrs, Tay-
lor, Mrs. R. Oesch; cocoanut
tarts, Mrs. R Oeseh, Mrs, Tay-
lor.
Baked beans, Mrs, Taylor,
Mrs. G, Stirling, R.R. 2, Bay-
field.
One pint strawberries, Mrs.
T. Penhale, Mrs. R. Oesch;
raspberries, Mrs. R. Oeseh,
Mrs. Stan Collins, RR 3, Clin-
ton; peaches, Mrs. T. Penhale,
Mrs. R. Oesch; plums, . Mrs.
Kenneth Brandon, Bayfield;
Mrs. J, L Johnstone; prunes,
Mrs. Johnstone; pears, Mrs, G.
Stirling, Mrs. T. Penhale.
One pint corn, Mrs. S. Col-
lins, Mrs. T. Penhale; toma-
toes, Mrs. R, Oesch, Mrs. T.
Penhale; pickled beans, Mrs.
Penhale, Mrs. V. Oesch;• beans,
Mrs. J. Grigg, Mrs. S. Collins;
pickled beets, Mrs. Harvey
Coleman, RR 1, Zurich; Mrs.
T, Penhale; canned beets, Mrs.
Hamilton,
Cucumber pickles, sweet,
Hales Dresser, Bayfield; Mrs,
S. Collins; chili sauce, Mrs,
Taylor, Mrs. T. Penhale; eat -
sup, Mrs. 3. H. Johnstone, Mrs.
K. Brandon.
Quart strained honey, Mrs.
D. Gemeinhardt, Bayfield;
maple syrup, F. McClymont,
Mrs. T. Penhale; strawberry
jam, Mrs. E. Yeo, Mrs, R,
Oesch; tomato juice, Mrs. 3. H.
Johnstone, Mrs. S. H. Bryant,
Bayfield.
Grape jam, Mrs. 3. H. John-
stone, Mrs. J. Hamilton; apple
jelly, Mrs. R. Oesch, Mrs. W.
Clarke; any currant jelly, Mrs.
K. Brandon, . Mrs. E. Yea; best
display of bee products, Mrs.
D. Gemeinhardt.
SPECIAL, fruit cake; light,
$5, Mrs, B. Keys, RR 1, Var-
na; $3, Mrs. R. Taylor; dark,
$5, Mrs. Taylor; $3, Mrs. Keys.
SPECIAL, Domestic Short-
ening cake, Mrs. R. Taylor,
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DAILY acus WEEKEND
Mrs. Donald Harris, RR 2, Bay-
field; Mrs. J. H. anhnstone;
Domestic Shortening pie, Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. G. Stirling! Mrs..
Alvin Betties. First prize in
each ease a :four .place setting
of Melmae; second and third,
Domestic Shortening,
SPECIAL, Standard Brands,
for .best loaf white breorl made
with Fleischmann's. yeast, $1.0,
Mrs, 13i11 Qesoh, Varna; milk
rolls, $10, Mrs,. R. Taylor;
cinnamon buns, $10, Mrs, Don
Harris,
SPECIAL,Magic 'flaking
ePow lee$IO for best sing
layer white -Dake, Mrs. Wil-
liam Clarke,
SPECIAL, Gorman and Eck-
ert, for best chili sauce made
with Club House spices, Mrs.
H, Klapp, a spice rack with 12
tins .assorted spices.
SPECIAL, Robin Rood Flour
Mills, for best loaf of bread
in show, Mrs. W. Clarke, two
25ib, bags of flour.
SPECIAL, Arva Flour Mills,
25.1b, bags pastry flour for best
date and nut loaf, Mrs. Jack
Hamilton; best apple pie, Mrs.
William Clarke; best butter
tarts, Mrs, R, Taylor; best
coconut Mrs. nut i arts, M s. R. Oesch.
Lake of the Woods Milling
Co Ltd for best loaf of white
bread made with Five Roses
Flour, $1.25, Mrs. B. Kropp;
'75 cents, Mrs. Colclough; for
best chocolate layer cake made
with Five Roses flour, $1,25,
Mrs, R, Oesch; 75 cents, Mrs.
•o ns ne; or es blue
pie, $1,25, Mrs. R. Tay-
lor; 75 cents, Mrs, G. •Sri ling.
SEED AND GRAiN
Bushel, fall wheat, R. Oesch,
G. Stirling; white oats, Alvin
Betties, Allen Betties; barley,
R, Oesch, J. Hamilton; pea
beans, F. McClymont.
Half bushel red clover seed,
R. Oesch; alfalfa, R. Oeseh, J.
Hamilton; hybrid sweet corn,
Hales Dresser, R, Oesch; dent
corn, R. Oesch, I. McCIymont;
bantam sweet corn, R. Qesch,
H. Penhale; tallest stalks of
corn, R. Oesch, I. McClymont.
VEGETABLES
11 quarts, early potatoes,
Warba, F. R. McClure, RR 1,
Hayfield; cobbler, McClure, F.
McClymont, Varna; late pota-
toes, Fred Middleton, RR 3,
Clinton, F. McClure.
Giant sugar mange's, F. Mc-
Clure, R, Oesch; yellow inter-
mediate mangels, F, McClure;
yellow Globe mangels, F. Mc-
Clure; heaviest turnips, R.
Oesch; table •turnips, Mrs, T.
Penhale, Harold Penhale; table
carrots, long, F. McClure, Mrs.
Colclough; table carrots, short,
F. McClure, Mrs. Herb Bierl-
ing, RR 2, Zurich; table beets,
F. McClure, Mrs, .S. Collins;
parsnips, H, Dresser, F. Mc-
Clure; winter radishes, F. Mc-
Clure, F, McClymont; cabbage,
white, F. McClure, Mrs. Albert
Schilbe; red cabbage, F. Mc-
Clure, Mrs. G. VanNinhuys.
White onions, R. Oesch; yel-
low' onions, R. Oesch, Mrs. J.
Grigg; red onions, F. McClure;
Spanish onions, R. Oesch, Mrs.
S. Collins; red ,tomatoes, B.
Oesch, R. Oesch; yellow toma-
toes, F. McClure, F. McCly-
mont; largest tomatoes, S. Col-
lins, Harold Penhale; small
fruit tomatoes, Bill Oeseh, F.
McClure; peppers, F. McClure,
F. McClymont; sweet peppers,
F. McClure, F. McClymont;
hot peppers, F. McClure, Mrs.
J. Reder; pepper squash, Mrs.
J. Reder, H. McCullough;
muskmelons, Bill Oesoh: wat-
ermelon, H. Dresser; citrons;
F. McClure, F. McClymont.
Hubbard squash, green, F.
McClure, F. McClymont; Hub-
bard squash, yellow, F. Mc-
Clymont, F. McClure; vegetab-
le marrow, F. McClymont; pie
pumpkins, F. McClure, Mrs. S.
Collins; largest pumpkin or
squash for feed, F. McClure,
James Storey, RR 3, Clinton;
twelve gherkins, Mrs. W. A.
Harris, Mrs, S. Collins; cucum-
bers for table use, F. McClure,
Mrs. S. Collins; largest head of
sunflower, Alvin Betties, H.
McCullough; collection of gar-
den herbs, Mrs. Stan Bryant,
Bayfield.
SPECIAL, for most points in
vegetable section, offered by
McPherson Bros., Clinton, $3
in goods or service, won by
Forest McClure.
FRUITS
Special Commercial Apple
production feature, Mrs. Wil-
liam Clarke, Varna, $35; Mrs.
Albert Sehilbe, Bayfield, $30;
Mrs.' Alvin Betties, RR 2, Hay-
field, $25; Mrs. Eldon Yeo, RR.
3, Clinton, $20; Mrs, W. A.
Harris, RR 2, Bayfield, $15;
Mrs, J, H, Johnstone, Gode-
rich, $10, A seventh prize of
$5 was not won.
Plurns, Lombards4 F. Stir-
ling, Hales Dresser; German
prunes, H. Penhale, K Dres-
ser; Burbank, F. McClymont;
Italian, prunes, F, McClymont;
any other variety, F. McCly-
Ment,
Peens, Bartlett, F. Middle-
ton, James Stereo; Flemish
beauty; H. Dresser; Duchess,
F. Stirling; Beure d'Anjou,
H. Penhale, F, Stirling; Berne
Clairgeau, F. Stirling, James
Storey; Sheldon, Mrs,. T.
Penhale, II, Penhale.
Peaches, F. Stirling, F, Mid-
dleton.
Blue grapes, H. Dresser, Mrs.
L. M. Sprague, Bayfield.
Best basket of fruit, most
varieties, F, Staining, F, Mc-
Clymont,•
Apples, hamper northern
spies, S, Middleton, F, Stirling;
McIntosh reds, F. Stirling, F,
Middleton,: S. Middleton; any
other variety fall apples, F.
Stirling, F. McClymont; any
other variety winter apples, S.
Middleton.
Six quart baskets, northern
spies, F, Stirling, S. Middle-
ton; Macs., F. Stirling, S. Mid-
dleton, of -
n
d etc F. anyoth-
er er variety fall apple, F. Stir-
ling., F, McClymont; any other
variety winter apples, S. Mid-
dleton, F, Middleton, F. Stir -
J H J h to f b t ling,
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Collection of apples, four dif-
ferent fall varieties, four of
each, F. Stirling; six different
winter varieties, four of each,
S. Middleton, F. Stirling.
Plates of yellow crab .apples,
F. McClymont; red erab appl-
es, S. Middleton, F. McCly-
moat; Baldwins, F, Stirling, F.
McClymont; Blenheim Pippins,
F. Stirling; Delicious, S. Mid-
dleton, F. Stirling; Golden Rus-
sets, F. Stirling, F. McClymont;
Greenings, F. Stirling, F. Mo-
Clymont; Golden DeIicaious, F,
Stirling, H. Penhale; Red De-
licious, S. Middleton, F. Mc-
Clymont; King of Tompkins,
S. Middleton, F. Stirling; Macs.,
S. Maiddleton, F. Middleton;
Northern Spies, S. Middleton,
F. Stirling; North Star, F.
Stirling, F. Middleton; Outer -
los, H. Penhale, H. Dresser;
Snows, S. Middleton, F. Middle-
ton; Tolman Sweets, S. MLd-
dleton; Ribston Pippins, F.
Stirling, F. McClymont; Quin-
ces, F. McClymont, H. Penhale;
Wolfe River or Alexander, F.
Middleton, F, Stirling.
Plate of any other variety
fall apples, H. Penhale, F. Stir-
ling; any other variety winter
apples, F. Stirling, F. McCly-
mont.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS
Collection of cut ,flowers,
Mrs. S. Middleton, Mrs. S. H.
Bryant; mantle bouquet, Mrs.
S, Middleton, Mrs. Don Middle-
ton; ..table bouquet, ..Mrs. ; Dan
Middleton, Mrs. S. Middleton;
fall bouquet, Mrs, J. E. How-
ard, Mrs. Herb Bierling; win-
ter bouquet of dried flowers,
etc., Mrs. J. Grigg, Mrs. J.
Johnstone.
POTTED PLANTS, African
Violet, single, Mrs. McClure,
Mrs. T. Penhale; double, Mrs.
McClure, Mrs. T. Penhale; be-
gonia, fibrous, Mrs. McClure,
Mrs. Johnstone; tuberous, Mrs.
S. Collins, James W. Storey,
coleus, Mrs. McClure, Mrs. S.
Middleton; geranium, Mrs. Me-
Clure, Mrs. Johnstone.
CUT FLOWERS, snapitrag-
on, Mrs, S. Middleton; calen-
dulas, Mrs. S. Middleton, Mrs.
McClure; asters, Hales Dres-
ser, Mrs. VanNinhuys; chrys-
anthemums, Mrs. S. Middleton,
Mrs. Don Middleton; cosmos,
Mrs. S. Middleton, Mrs, Bier -
ling; dahlias, pompom, Mrs.
McClure, Mrs. S. Middleton;
dwarf hybrid, Mrs. S. Middle-
ton, Mrs. J. Grigg; 3 blooms,
different, Mils. S. Middleton,
Mrs. S. Collins.
Gladiolus, Mrs. Johnstone,
Mrs. VanNinhuys; African
marigolds, Mrs. S. Collins,
Mrs. J. Grigg; French mari-
golds, Mrs, McClure, Mrs. S.
Collins; pansies, Mrs. S. Mid-,
dleton, Mrs. S. Collins; petun-
ias, Mrs. S. Collins, James
Storey; roses, H. Dresser, Mrs.
Bryant; salvia, Mrs. F. Mid-
dleton, Mrs. S. Middleton; zin-
nias, Mrs. S. Collins; centre-
piece for Thanksgiving table,
Mrs. S. Middleton, Mrs. Bry-
ant.
LADIES WORK
Living room, needlepoint,
Mrs. W. Decker; chesterfield
set, crocheted, Mrs. McClure
Mrs, V, Oesch; fancy centre-
piece, Mrs. Decker, Sylvia Id-
sings, RR 1, Rayfield; cushion,
Mrs. Wes Merner, Zurich; Mrs.
T. Penhale; tatted doiley, Mrs.
V, Oesoh.
Dining xoom, no crocheted
tablecloth; tea towels, Mrs; W.
Decker, Mrs, V. Oeseh; tea -
010th, Mrs. E. 'deo,
Howard, Bayfield; luncheon'
set, embroidered, Mrs. V.
Oesch, Mrs, W. Merrier; buf-
fet set, Mrs. F. McCIure, Mrs.
W. Merrier; luncheon set cro-
cheted, Mrs. Decker.
Bedroom, pilIoweasee, ern-
brlridered, 1Vlrs, 14, Coleman,
Mrs, W. Decker; any style,
Mrs. J. Howard, Mrs, W. A.
Harris', vanity set, Mis,
Oescir, H. IVIcCullough; guest
towels, Mrs. Decker, Mrs, V.
Oeseh.
Children's wear, overalls
Mrs. Johnstone; girls wool.
socks, HMIs. V. Qesch; Wool
Mitts, Mrs. V. Oesch; •pullOvet.
sweater, Mr$. W, Colclough;
cardigan, Mrs, J, 1oWard, Mrs.
E, Yea; smocked dress, Mrs.
J. Toward; baby`s .crocheted
set Mrs. R. Grainger, Mips. W.
C:oleletzgh;. crus quilt, Mrs, 'x:
Ponhalo, Mrs. "C%'. Oesch; !'port
shirt, Mrs, H. Coleman.; layet-
te, lvtrs. . Y.
t,adies Wear, wont apron,
Mrs V. Oesch, Mrs. R Cole-
man; house dress, Mrs. U. Cole-
man, Mrs, J. Grigg; Iuiit glow.-
as,
low-es, Mrs, W. Colclough; hostess
apron, Mrs, G. Van!Nininuys,
Mrs, E, Yeti; leather handbag,
hand -tooled, U. McCullough;
knit sweater, Mrs, W. Col-
elough; skirt, Mrs. 3. Grigg,
Mrs, W, A.Harris; hat, Mrs.
3. Bit, Mrs, Wes IYrexner.
Men's wear, pyjamas, Mrs.
E.. Yeo; pullover, Mrs. W. Coity
Clough; mitts, Urs. V. Oeseh,
Mrs, W, Colclough; gloves,
Mrs, V. Oeseh, Mrs. W. Co1-
elouggh; diamond socks, Mrs. V.
Oesch, Mns, Colclough; heavy
socks, Mrs. V. Oesch; Mrs. J.
Johnstone; fine socks, Mrs,
Colclough.
Other, bedspread, crocheted,
Mrs. 3. Howard; any other,
Mrs, W, Harris; appliqued
quilt, Mrs, W. Decker, Mrs, V,
Oescll; Patched quilt, Mrs,
Decker, Mrs. T. Penhale; plain
cotton quilt, fancy quilting,
Mrs. W, Merner.
SPECIAL, Village Guild, $5
for most points, Mrs, V, Oesch.
ARTS AND GRAFTS
Oil painting, scene, Mrs, J,
Howard, Bayfield; Mrs. Alex
Smith, Goderioh; Portraut, no
entries; any other subject, Mrs.
Lula Legg, Goderich; Mrs, H.
13ieriing, Zurich; water colour,
scene, Mary Howell, Goderich;
Mrs. J. Howard; any other
subject, Mrs. Legg, Mrs. W.
Harris; charcoal, original crag,
on, or pencil Sketch, Mrs, Har-
ris.
Handmade greeting dards,
Bill Oesch; pencil sketch, Mrs.
Harms, Bill Oesch; snapshots,
B. Dresser, Miss Eileen Hes-
ston, Bayfield; aluminum etch-
ed, 1VLrs. Decker; coloured snap-
shots, Mrs. T. Penhale; hearth
rug, Booked yarn, Sylvia Id -
sings; hearth rug, hooked wool
rags, Mrs. W. Decker, Mrs. H.
Klopp; rag mat, braided, Mrs,
3, VanNinhuys; stuffed toy,
Mrs, V, Oesch, Mrs. W, Harris;
house slippers, Mrs, V. Oesch;
any new craft, Miss Hession,
Mrs. Merner.
SPECIAL PRIZES, $3 for
best all painting, from Fair.
Acres Studios, Mrs, 3, Howard;
$2 for best black and white
drawing, Mrs. Smith.
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*Ton. Vt101.0 NEXT Yl Aliti
Nowa the time to fertilize
your birdsfoot trefoil to get its
highest yield next year, sag-
gests Professor Tom Lane,
OAC soils specialist. Use a
S-16-16 or a 540-20 analysis
and apply at least 200 pounds
per .acre on 1 or 2 year old
stand's. Topdress a new seeding
with the same analysis at the
sae. rate to give it a boost •
and strengthen the stand for
the winter, Older stands_ res -
Pond well to fertilizer but MAY
not require any nitrogen. If
you plan on spring fertilization
apply at least .200 pounds per •
acre of 10-1040 early in the
spring.
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