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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1940-09-26, Page 3Exeter Fair Prize Winners (Continued, from page 1)SHEEP THE EXETER TIMES-ADVQCATE County Constable J. Ferguson, to fold up and depart. Bingo by the Canadian Legion was well patron­ ized both afternoon and evening. In the evening a successful dance was held in the arena. Prize winners were as follows: HORSES Agricultural-—Brood mare, A. J. Fletcher; foal, Mat. Thomson, A> J- Fletcher; 3-year-old, AV. J. Dale, A. J. Fletcher, Wm. Bowden; 2- year-old, J. E. Falkner, Robt, Ham­ ilton, AV. J. Dale; 1-year-old, AV. J. Dale; team, J. E. Falkner, AV. J. Dale; diploma for best animal, J. H. Elliott, brood Robertson’s W. J. Dale. Cecil Rowe; AV. J. Dale, Mat. Thom- E. Falkner; T. mare, A. J. Fletcher; Drug store, 1-year-old, Heavy Draft—Mare, foal, Robert Hamilton, Cecil Rowe; 3-year-old, son, J. E. Falkner; 2-year-old, J. E- Falkner, AV. Hamilton and Son; 1- year-old, W. J. Dale; team, A. J. Fletcher, J. E. Falkner; diploma best animal, J. E. Falkner; T, Elliott, best brood mare, J. Falkner. AVagon Horses-—Brood mare, Mason, Elmer M. E. James for H. E. M. Dorset Horned — Preston Dear­ ing won six firsts, six seconds and six thirds. Oxfotd Downs — AV. M, Henry won six firsts, five seconds and four thirds and Preston Dearing won 2nd for Ram Lamb. Shropshire Downs — W. H. Doug­ las won 11 firsts, 2 seconds and one third; AV. M. Henry won second for Ewe and Ewe Lamb, third for Lamb, Shearling Lamb. 'Lincolns — A. Son, si firsts and Leicesters — Aged ram, Eph. Snell, D. A, Graham and 3rd; shear­ ling ram, Eph. Snell, D. A. Gra­ ham; ram lamb, Eph. Spell D. A. Graham and Guy Dorrance; ewe having raised lamb this year, Eph. Snell, Guy Dorrance. D. A. Graham shearling ewe, Eijh, Snell, Guy Dorrance, D. A. Graham; ewe lamb Eph. Snell and second, Guy Dor­ rance. Pen of Short AVool—Preston Dearing, W. Al. Henry. Pen of Long Wool—A. D. Steep­ er & Son, Eph. Snell. C. Tanton Special lamb, P. Dearing. Judge—Wm, Goddard Wood, Bros., Wood, Bros., I Henry; pumpkin /pie, Airs. J. Quin­ livin, Airs. G. Daters; lemon pic. Jacob Battler, Mrs. AV. Doupe; W. E. Middleton for best tea biscuits, Airs. Garnet Daters, Mrs. 0. Cun­ ningham; Miss Armstrong’s special Airs. 0. Cunningham. Ewe and Ram Ewe D, Steeper four seconds. ram, HOGS and Wether Blair; 2-year-old, 1-year-old, James for best animal, E. Hooper & Son, Russell Elmer Restem eyer; foal, Restemeyer, Art Weber, Hooper & iSon; 3-year-old, Blair; 2-year-old, Al. E. Hooper & Son; 1-year-old, Bru.ce Koehler, R. . Mason; single wagon horse, M. E. Hooper & Son, 2nd and 3rd; pair Wagon Horses and carriage, Geo. J. Thiel; disploma for best animal, M. E. Hooper & Son. Percheron or Belgian — Brood mare, Jas, Blair; foa-l, Jas. Blair; 3-year-old, Jas. Charles Fisher; Blair; disploma James Blair. Roadsters—-Brood mare, Robert Tinney & Son; foal, Russell Mason, AV. E. Hooper & Son, Robert Tinney & Son; 3-year-old, Joe Hodgins; 2-year-o-ld. Russell Mason; 1-year- old, James Blair, Wm. Hales and 3rd; singe] roadster in harness and buggy, Wm. Hales, Hodgins and Morrissey; lady driver, Mrs. Ross Chapman; best farmer’s outfit in harness and buggy, Al. E. Hooper & Son, Wm. Hales, Hodgins and Morrissey; Sunoco Service Station, for three of the best, horses shown by one exhibitor, Wm. Hales, three best Roadsters; The T. Limited for the best breed, AV. Hamilton & Eaton foal, Son. Co., any females, 1Herd consisting of 3 hull, F. G. Todd, Howard AVright, AV. S. O'Neil; get of Sire, 3 animals F, G. Todd, AV. S. O’Neil, Howard AVright. Shorthorns—AVm. Oestricher got nine firsts and six seconds and E. J. Pym got one second and two thirds. Herefords—'Aged cow, Howard AVright, AV. S. O’Neil; two-year-old heifer, Howard AVright, AV. S. O'Neil; on-year-old heifer, AV. E. O’Neil and second, Howard AVright; heifer calf, AV. S. O’Neil, Howard Wright; bull calf, Howard AVright, W. S. O’Neil; bull, one year and over, W. S. O’Neil and second, Ho­ ward Wright; bull, 2 years and over, Howard Wright, AV. S. O'Neil; diploma for best animal, Howard Wright. Polled Angus—<F. G. Todd got * firsts in this class. Dairy Breed—AVard Hodgins got five firsts and five seconds in this class. Grades—Newton Hall got seven first and one second in this class. Traquair’s Hardware, best calf any breed, F. G. Todd; Exeter Creamery Co. Ltd., for best dairy cow any breed, Ward Hodgins & Son; Ed. Lindenfied for best calf, any breed, W. S. O’Neil, Howard Wright: Canada Packers for aged cow, Shorthorn, Wm. Oestricher, Hereford, Howard Wright and Grade classes, Newton Hall. Baby Beef Competition—Usborne Township, Baby Beef, Richard Eth- erington and second, Morris Coates and fourth, C. Johns; The Agricul­ tural Society for Baby Beef, F. G. Todd, W. S. O’Neil, Newton Hall, F. G. Todd; Dr. Steiner best calf on grounds shown by hoy under 15 years of age or under, Howard AVright. Judge—J. A. Brown' Check Discharges From the Bowels Bowel troubles, although happen­ ing at any time of the year, are more prevalent during the hot sum­ mer and early fall months. Summer Flu is one of the worst troubles, but diarrhoea, dysentery, colic, cramps and pains in the in­ testines, or any looseness of the bowels should have immediate at­ tention. Tho action of Dr. Dowler’s Extract of AVihl Strawberry is pleasant, rapid, reliable and effectual in help­ ing to cheek tho unnatural dis­ charges. It has been on tho market for the past 94 years, so why experiment with now and untried remedies? Got "I)r. Fowler’s” and feel safe. Th© T, Milburn Co., Ltd., Toronto, 'Ont. 1 1 » Rocks, cock, D. A. Graham, Doug­ las Bros., hen, Douglas Bros., D. A. Graham, ckl., 0, Battler, K. G. Wood, pit, K. G. AVood, O. Battler; Black Giants, cock, K. G. Douglas Bros., hen, Douglas I), A. Graham, ckl., K. G. Douglas Bros., pit., Douglas Victor Hogarth; AVhite Leghorns, cock, Douglas Bros, and 2nd, hen, Fred ALClymont, Douglas Bros., ckl,, pit., Douglas Bros., Fred Alc­ Clymont; any mother variety fowl, cock, K. G. AVood, John Kochems. heu, J. Kochems, K, G. AVood, ckl., K. G. AVood, J. Kochems, pit., F- Hicks, K. G. Wood. Harness special for pair of best birds, any breed, not on prize list, Frank Hicks; A. AVuertli for best I air of AVhite Leghorn chicks. Douglas Bros.; C. J. Green, 3 fat roosters, O. Battler, HOME-I’ANNED PRODUCTS TURKEYS Bronze Turkeys, tom, hen, K. G. Wood, yg. tom, yg. hen, a- Weber, K. G. Wood; any other variety tur­ keys, tom, K. G. Wood,, O. Battler, hen, young Wood. tom, young hen,- K. G. GEESE geese, gander, Mrs. G.Toulouse Daters, Douglas Bros., goose, Doug­ las Bros., Mrs. G. Daters. DUCKS drake, duck, ducks, drake, 0. Battler; Wood carving, L. Al. Livingstone, Mrs. J. Dalrymple; wicker work, Mrs. C. Sims; stencil designs on any material, Mrs. J. Dalrymple, L. M. Livingstone; any new craft, Mitzi© Moffatt, Mrs. J. Dalrymple; wooden projects, Dawson Goulding, H. A> Fuss; collection of tin or galvan­ ized projects, Mrs. G. C. Koch, Eva Penrose. Photographs—Miss Pearl Pfile; dis'i'lay of photographic views Miss Pearl Pfile. FLOWERS Begonia, tuberous, AV. H. Dear­ ing; novelty in potted plants, AV. H. Dearing, Mrs. John Norry. CUT FLOWERS H. can- Mrs. Mrs. Yorkshire—Boar, two years old, A. H. Warner & Son, Russell Ma­ son; -boar, one year old, E. J. Pym, A. H. Warner & Son; boar, under one year, A, H. Warner & Son, 2nd and third; sow, two years old, A. H. Warner & Sons, 2nd and 3rd; sow, one year, Sons, Geo. Link, Sons; sow ’under Warner & Sons Passmore. Tamw'ort'h—E, fins and two 2nds and R. 2 firsts. Bacon Type — Pair bacon type pigs, any breed, Nelson Stanlake, Wm. EUeriington and third. Canada packers for best sow any bleed, A. H. Warner & Son; Geo. Hawkins, for best pair of chunks under 1U0 lbs., George Link; H. C. Rivers, for best bacon hog, Wm. Ellerington; Alex Rhode, -ven of three bacon hogs, Wm. Ellerington, Stanlake, Aylesbury ducks, Douglas Bros.; Pekin duck, Doulas Bros., young drake, young duck, 0. Batt­ ler; Rouen ducks, drake, Douglas Bros., 0- Battler, duck, AVm. Bow­ den, Douglas Bros., young Douglas Bros., Frank Hicks, duck, 0. Battler, Douglas any other variety ducks, A. H. AVarner & A. H. AVarner & one year, and 2nd, J. Pym drake, young Bros.; drake, duck, young drake, young d'uck, 0. Battler. A. H. Percy got .3 Mason, Morris Coates, Nelson Wm. Ellerington. Calf Cluil) sponsored by ter Lions Club, calf born fed and raised by boy or girl 15 years of age or under in Usborne, Stephen or Hay. Ross Coates, Jack Coates, Gordon Johns, Ellis North- c.ott, Edwin Miller. POULTRY Light Brahamas, cock, K. G. AVood, Preston Dearing, hen, Pres­ ton Dearing, D. A. Graham, pullet, K. G. AVood and 2nd; Any Variety Coehins, hen, pit., ckl., K. G. AVood. Silver Grey Dorkings, cock, 0. Batt­ ler, ckl., John Kochems, O. Batt­ ler, pullet, 0. Battler, John Koch­ ems, hen, John Kochems, K. G. Wood; Buff Orpingtons, pit., ckl., 0. Battler; Sussex Speckled, hen, John Kochems; Barred Plymouth Rocks, cock and hen, K. G. AVood, ckl., K. G. Wood, 0. Battler, pit., K. G. AVood, Frank Hicks; Any other variety Plymouth Rocks, cock hen, ckl., pit., K. G. Wood; White Wyandottes, cock, 0. Battler, hen, K. G. Wood, 0. Battler, ckl., K. G. Wood, O. Battler, pit., 0. Battler, K. G. AVood; any other variety Wyandottes, cock, Columbian, K. G. AVood, hen, K. G, Wood, ckl., K. G. AVood, Fred AlcClymont, pit., K. G. Wood, Fred McClymont; S. C. Rhode Island Reds, cock, The Douglas Bros., K. G. AVood, hen, K. G. AVood, Douglas Bros, cks., K. G, Wood, Douglas Bros, pit.., K. G. AVood, Fred McClymont; R. 0. Rhode Island Reds, cock, pit., Doug­ las and 2nd; Buff Leghorns, ckl., John Kochems and 2nd, pit., John Kochems, cock, K. G. AVood, John Kochems, hen, John Kochems and 2nd; Brown Leghorns, cock, ben, O. Battler, J. Kochems, ckl., pit., >F. McClymont, 0, Battler; Black _Leg- horns, cock, hen, ckl., pit., AVood; Black Minorcas, cock, AVood, Frank Hicks, hen, Hicks, K. G. AVood, ckl., ’pit., Hicks and Fred McClymont; White Minorcas, cock and hen, Kochems, ckl., Andalusians, O. Battler; AVood, hen, Fred McClymont; S. S. Hamburgs, pit., K. G. Wood: Black Hamburgs, cock, hen, ckl., pit., 0. Battler; Polands, Golden, cock, hen, pit., K. K.'Wood; B.B. Red Game, hen, J. Kochems and 2nd; Duckwing Game ckl., John Kochems and 2nd; any other'variety game, cock, hen. ckl., pit., K. G. AVood; Bantams, game, cock, hen, Douglas Bros, and 2nd: Golden Seaihright, 'cock, hen, D. A. Graham: Any other variety Ban­ tams, cock, Preston Hicks, hen, Preston Graham, ckl., pit., Houdans. cock, O. Wood, lien, K. G. Battler, K. G, Wood, pit., K G. AVood, 0. Battler; Red Caps, cock, Wm. Bowden, hen, Wm. Bowdon, Samatra Game, cock, J. Kochems; hen, John Kochems and 2nd; White K. G. K. G. Frank Frank AVhite J. pit., K. G. Wood; cock, hen, ckl., pit., Anconas, cock, K. G. John Ko’fhems, ckl., Dearing, Frank Dearing, D, A. K. G. Wood; Battler, K. G. AVood. ckl., 0. MISUELANEOUS Guinea fowl, Donald W. Dearing; pheasants, D. A, Graham; any other variety rabbits, old buck, Preston Dearing, old doe, Preston Dearing and 2nd, young buck, Preston Dear­ ing, D'onald Dearing, young doe, Ben Case, Preston Dearing. Hydro shop, best pair of rabbits, Preston Dearing; collection of pig­ eons, cock., Douglas Bros., Frank Hicks. Judges—'L. V. Hogarth, L. Stephens Canned grapes, Mrs. Q. Cunning­ ham; canned strawberries, Mrs. AV. H. Dearing, Mrs. o. Cunningham; Canned raspberries, Mrs. 0. Cun­ ningham, Mrs. AV. H. Dearing; can­ ned pears, Miss pearl Pfile, Mrs. O. Cunningham; canned deaches, Eva Penrose, Mrs. Ewart Pym; can­ ned cherries, Mrs. o. Cunningham, Mrs. AV. H- Dearing; canned plums, Jacob Battler, Fred AlcClymont; canned tomatoes, Airs. AV. Dearing, Mrs. 0. Cunningham; ned, corn, Airs. AV. H. Dearing, O. Cunningham; canned peas, J. Quinlivin, Airs. 0. Cunningham; canned string brans, Airs. AV. H. Dearing, Airs. II. A. Fuss; ('aimed tomatoes juice, Cecil Rowe, Eva Penrose; apple ji-lly, Airs. 0. Cun­ ningham, Mrs. AV. Doupe; red cur­ rent jelly, Mrs. (). Cunningham, C. Rowe; grape-’fruit marmalade, Airs. 0. Cunningham, Mrs. AV. H. Dear­ ing: orange marmalade, Airs. 0. Cunningham, Airs. AV. H. Dearing: any conserve, Airs. 0. Cunningham, Fred AlcClymont: mustard pickle, Fred AlcClymont, Airs. Gordon AIc- Nair; [pickled onions, Airs. Gordon AlcNair, Mrs. 0. Cunningham; pickled cucumbers, Airs. O. Cun­ ningham, Aliss Pearl Pfile; tomato catsup, Jacob Battler, Fred AlcCly­ mont; chili sauce, Airs. 0. Cun­ ningham, Fred AlcClymont; pepper relish, McNair Clymont, canned beef, Battler; Battler, HONEY, MAULE SYRUP, CANDY Honey, light, Mis. J. Dalrymjple, Mrs. Ewart. Pym; honey, amber, AV. Al. Henry; honey, in sections, Airs. J. Dalrymple; maple syrup, Mrs. J. Dalrymple?, AV. Al. Henry; chocolate fudge, Mrs. 0. Cunning ham, Airs. C. Sims; Divinity Fudge, Airs. Garnet Daters, Jacob Battler; Southcott's Special, Airs. Garner Daters. Fred McClymont, Mrs. G. canned chicken, F. Mc- Alrs. 0. Cunningham; Cecil Rowe, Jacob canned sausage, Jacolb Cecil Rowe. MEATS, SALADS, ETC. GRAIN AND SEEDS Fall wheat, white, Jacob Battler, AVood; fall wheat, red, A. J. any variety of spring wheat. AVood, O. Cunningham; 6- barley, Mrs. J. Quinlivin; K. G. Fuss; K. G. rowed buckwheat, K. G. Wood; white oats Jacob Battler, K. G. Wood; timothy seed, ham; K. G. small barley, Jacob Battler, in; Erban oats, K. J. Wood, Geo. Link, Frank Hicks. A. J. FUSS, Airs. 0. Cunning­ clover seed, Airs. J. Quinlivin. AVood; large peas, K. G. Wood pens, I<. G, Wood; malting Airs. Quinliv- Cured ham, I-I. A. Fuss, Airs. C. Sims; assortment of cured meat’4, H. A. Fuss, Mrs. C. Sims; fancy salad, vegetable, Airs. G. Daters. Airs, 0. Cunningham; fruit salads. Airs. J. Quinlivin: supper dish, Airs. 0. Cunningham Gordon Mrs. C. dessert dish, Mrs, McNair; salad dressing, Sims, Mrs. Ewart Pym. DAIRY PRODUCTS i HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS Fall alppies, any variety, Fred McClymont, Victor Hogarth; Rhode Island Greenings, Fred McClymont; Northern Spies, Fred McClymont., Golden Russets, Fred AlcClymont; Baldwins, Victor Hogarth; Fall Pip­ pins, Fred McClymont, Airs. G. McNair; King of Tompkins, Fred McClymont; Ben Davis, Fred Alc­ Clymont; Ontario, Fred McClymont Wealthy, Fred McClymont, W. M Henry; Duchess of Oldenburg, F. AlcClymont, Airs. C. Sims; Talman Sweet, Fred AlcClymont. PEARS Two varieties of fall pears, Fred McClymont; Clapp's Favorite, Fred McClymont, Jacob Battier; Louise Bonnie De Jersey, Fred McClymont Buteau Anjou, J. Battler; Barlett. F. McClymont, Mrs. C. Sims. Judge—- Arthur Weber PEACHES Late Crawford, Mrs. G. Daters; plate of any variety, Mrs. H. A. Fuss. DOMESTIC made bread, Mrs. 0. Cun-Home uingham, Mrs, AV. H. Dearing; home made bread, brown, Airs. AVifred Doupe, All'S. AV. H. Dearing; home made rolls, .Mrs AV. H. Dearing Mrs. Quinlivin; fancy shaped rolls, AV. M. Henry, Mrs. Wilfred Doupe; buns, fruit not iced, AV. H. Dearing Airs. Wilfred Doupe; tea biscuits, Mrs. G. Daters, Mrs. 0. Cunning­ ham; sandwiches, Airs. AV. Doupe, Miss Pearl Pfile; tarts, butter, AV. Al. Henry, Mrs. Garnet Daters; col­ lection of tgrts, AV. H. Henry, Mrs. Omar Cunningham; doughnuts, AV. Al. Henry, Miss Pearl Pfile; cream puffs, AV. M. Henry, Mrs. 0. Cun­ ningham; cup cakes, iced. Airs. AV. Doupe, AV. M. Henry; cookies for afternoon tea, Airs. AV. Doupe, Mrs. 0. Cunningham; shortbread, Airs. Archie Davis, AV. AL Henry; angel cake, not iced, Mrs. 0. Cunningham Mrs. Gordon McNair: light layer cake, white filling and icing. Mrs. AV. Douuo. AV. H. Dearing: choco­ late, filling and icing, AV, H. Henry, Mrs. J. Quinlivin; orange cake, fill­ ing and icing, Mrs, Archie Davis, Mrs. AV. Doupe; light fruit cake, not iced, Mrs. G. Daters, Mrs. AV. Doupe: dark fruit cake. Jacob Batt­ ler, Mrs, Gordon McNair; apple pie, Mrs. Garnet Daters, AV. M. Henry; raisin pie, Mrs. G. Daters, AV. AL ) Wpounds butter, Mi'; F. McClymont; io pounds Mrs. 0. Cunningham, Fred pound rolls or prints, most Five Doi^e, butter, McClymont; H. A. Fuss, Fred McClymont; neatly arranged plate of butter for table use, Jacob Battler, Sims. Judge—C. G. Mrs. C. Salter Elephant potatoes, Irish cobblers, Jacob Green Mountain, Jacob Dooley, Jacob Battler; Jacob Batt- But t- half Red Battler; lev; ler; bushel any other variety potatoes, Jacob Battler; three varieties, Ja­ cob Battler; blood beets, K. G. AVood; globe beets, K. G. AVood; globe mangolds, Frank Hicks; termediate, Frank Hicks; horn carrots, Gibbs Yelland; Eva Penrose; long orange carrots, K. G. Wood; white low, field carrots, bantam corn, Airs. G. Daters; squash, Robert Sanders, J. Battler; Swede turnips, Frank Hicks; yel­ low7 onions, Robert Sanders; Span-/ ish' onions, J. Battler; parsnips, J. Battler, Fred McClymont; Hub­ bard squash, J. Battler; table Squash, J. Battler; fall cabbage, R Sanders; winter cabbage, Robert Sanders, Gibbs Yelland; best col­ lection of vegetables. Robert Sand­ ers; Seth AViner, for one bushel shipping turnips, Cecil Rowe. FINE ARTS AND CRAFTS in- early n antes or red or yel- Jacoh Battler; G. Oil paintings, scene, Mrs. J. Dal­ rymple, L. M. Livingstone; fruit or vegetables (grouped), K. G. L. AL Livingstone; flowers, nature), L. AL Livingstone, AVood; animals, Mrs. N. J. K. G. AVood; Livingstone, portrait, L. AL AVm. Hey. AVater Colors, Dalrymple, Mrs. scape. Airs. N. J. Dore, Mrs. J. Dal­ rymple; fruit or towers, Mrs. J. Dalrymple. K. G. AVood: original study, Mrs. G. C. Kooh, L. M. Liv­ ingstone; portrait, Airs. N. J. Dore. L. M. Livingstone; any subject. Airs. N. J. Dore, L, Al. Livingstone: MISCELLANEOUS Wood, (from K. G. Dore, L. Al. Mrs. marine view, Mrs. J. Dalrymple; Livingstone, Mrs, landscape, Mrs. J. N. J. Dore; sea­J. Pastel, II. A. Fiuss, K. G. AVood; charcoal, seelie or study, Mrs. N. J. I)oro. L. M. Livingstone: pen and ink sketch. L. M. Livingstone, Mrs. J. Dalrymple: pencil drawing. L. M. Livingstone, K. G. AVood: sepia scene, Mrs. J. Dalrymple, Mrs, N. J. Dore; crayon study, Mrs. N. J. Dore, Mrs. J. Dalrymple. ART CRAFrs Snapdragons, Mrs. John Norry; asters, collection, AV. H. Dearing, Eva Penrose; asters, white, W- H. Dearing; asters, mauve, Gibbs Yel­ land, AV. H. Dearing; asters, purple AV. H. Dearing; asters, pink, AV. H, Dearing, Gibbs Yelland; Coxcombs, display, AV. H. Dearing; Coxcombs, feathered., AV. H. Dearing; Cosmos, single and double, AV. H. Dearing, .Airs. John Norry; Dahlias, decora­ tive variety, Mrs. John Norry, G. Yelland; Dahlias, cactus variety, AV. H. Dearing; Dahlias, pompom variety, Mrs. J. Norry, Carrie Fah­ ner; Dianthus or Pinks, collection AV. H. Dearing; Gladiolus, best spike, Mrs. John Norry, Carey Fah­ ner; Gladiolus, 6 best spikes Mrs. Johti Norry; Gladiolus, best col­ lection, Mrs. J. Norry; Impatiens or Balsams, collection, Mrs. John Norry, AV. H. Dearing; Marigolds, African, Fred McClymont, W.® H. Dearing; Marigolds, French, Mrs. John Norry, Fred McClymont; Mat- thiola or Stocks, AV, H. Phlox, Drummondi, AV. H. Phlox, perennial, AV. H. Petunias single, AV. H. Mrs. John Norry; Petunias, double AV. H. Dearing; Pansies, best col­ lection, Gibbs Yelland; roses, col­ lection, Dr, Roulston; roses, single Dr. Roulston; salvia, AV. H. Dear­ ing; Verbenas, W. H. Dearing, Zin­ nias, Jacob Battler, Mrs. John Norry; Zinnias, dahlia flowered, Mrs. John Norry, Mrs. Ewart Pym; Zinnias,, best display, Mrs. John Norry: collection of annuals, Carey Fahner: collection of perennials, AV. H. Dearing, Carey Fahner; bride’s bouquet, AV. H. Dearing, C. Fahner; besket cut flowers, Carey Fahner, Robt. Sanders; hand bou­ quet, AV. H. Dearing; novelty in cut flowers, Carey Fahner, W. H. Dearing. Dearing; Dearing; Dearing; Dearing, LADIES' WEAR gown, silk, Mrs. Edgar Thelma Hockey; bed ja- Lawson, Mrs. Archie , L. M. Living- Fuss: house coat, cot- Hockey; dress. L. Al. Mrs. E. Lpwson; apron E. Law- Lawson, knitted Davis, H. Mrs. A. Night Darling, cket, Mrs. E. Davis; lingerie set, stone, H. A. ton, Thelma Livingstone, Mrs. Garnet son; tea apron, Mrs. E. Thelma Hockey; ladies’ suit or dress, Mrs. Archie A. Fuss; fancy sweater. Davis. Thelma Hockey; scarf and glove set or beret and glove set, Mrs. Archie Davis, Airs. H. A. Fuss; hand sewn leal her glove, L. M. Eivin gslone. Daters, Mrs. acron, Hockey: MEN’S WEAR Pyjamas, L. AL Livingstone, Mrs. E. Lawson; pullover sweater, sleeveless, Mrs. Archie Davis, Thelma Hockey; milts, hand knit­ ted, Mrs. E. Lawson, Miss Pearl Pfile; socks, hand knitted, Mrs. E. Lawson, L. Al. Livingstone. INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN'S WEAR Infant’s jacket, bonnet and boo­ ties, Davis; Livingstone, child’s Davis; G. C. pants, H. A. Mrs. Edgar Darling, Airs. A. child’s play dress, L. Al. Mrs. Edgar Darling; knitted costume, Mrs. A. child’s wrool sweater, Airs. Koch, Airs. C. Sims; boy’s made from old garments, Fuss. living-room accessories Set for Chesterfield, Miss Pearl Pfile, Jacob Battler; cushion, wool, Miss Pearl Pfile, Mrs. C. Skinner; cushion (fancy), Mrs. H. A. Fuss, Miss Pearl Pfile; Afphgan, wool. Mrs. G. C. Kooh, Mrs. Russell Fink- beiner; new living room accessory, Mrs. E. Lawson, Miss Pearl Pfile. DINING ROOM ACCESSORIES Buffet set, Mrs, C. Sims, Mrs, E. Lawson; luncheon set, runner and doilies, Mrs. Edgar Darling, Mrs. E. Lawson; tea cloth, L. AL Living­ stone. H. A- Fuss; breakfast cloth and 4 serviettes, L. AL Livingstone. Airs. C. Sims; dinner napkins. L. Airs. E. Lawson; crochet. Airs, Edgar cosy, wool, Airs. A. C. Al. Livingstone, table cover, Darling; tea Davis. L. Al. Livingstone; bouquet of cut flowers for dinner table, Airs. C. Sims. Carey Fahner. BEDROOM ACCESSORIES Pillow slips, white embroidery, Gladys Ryckman. L. AL Living­ s’, one; pillow slips, cut-work, L. M. Livingstone. Mrs. E. Lawson, pillow slips, L. M. Livingstone. Airs. E. Lawson;; sheet, pillow and towel set, L. M. Livingstone, H. A. Huss; guest towels, Mrs. E. Lawson, Mrs. TT. A. L. M. man; Fuss: bath towel, trimmed. Livingstone, Gladys Ryck- houdoir pillow, Miss Pearl THURSDAY, SEPT. Wil, 1040 SIGN UP FOR THE DURATION in Canada’s Army of 2,000,006 Regular War-Savers Be one of the first to enlist. You will be receiving your official enlistment blank—the new War Savings Pledge. Use it to instruct your bank to make purchases of War Savings Certificates for you every month — automa­ tically. Your bank looks after everything for you—sends your money to Ottawa each month, and the Certificates are mailed direct to the registered holder. There is no charge for this service. Here is an effective way to serve — and a sure way to save. And remember, too, you are not giving your money, but lending it, and at a good profit to yourself: a full 25% in 7% years! So watch the mail for this new official War Savings Pledge. When it arrives, use it to Help Smash Hitler. Additional Pledges are avail­ able at your bank or from your local War Savings Com­ mittee. Sign up now! 4<Yoa by Slaving” Invest Regularly in War Savings Certificates Pfile, Thelma Hockey; bedspread, Candlewich tufted, Mrs. Edgar Darling. Mitzie Moffatt; bedspread, embroidered, Mrs. Edgar Darling, Carey Fahner. KITCHEN ACCESSORIES Towels, Miss Pearl Pfile, Thelma Hockey; curtains, pair, L. AL Liv­ ingstone, Mrs. H. A. Fuss; best collection of kitchen accessories, Miss P. Pfile, Mrs. H. A. Fuss. MI SCELLA NEOUS Italian hemstitching, Miss Pearl Pfile, L. Al. Livingstone; fine cut work, L. M. Livingstone, Mrs. E. Lawson; fancy knitting, Mrs. E. Lawson, Mrs. H. A. Fuss; new cross stitch, Mrs. E. Lawson, Gladys Ryckinan; smocking, Mrs. Edgar Darling, Mrs. H. A. Fuss; neede point, Victor Hogarth, Miss Pearl Pfile; any other work, Mrs. Edgar Darling. Victor Hogarth; ,4 articles made from flour sacks, Mrs. AVm. Hey, Harry Pooley: best article suitable for Christmas, Mrs. Wm. Hey, Carey Fahner; cover for hot- water bottle, L. Al, Livingstone; collection of fancy work, Mrs. E. Lawson, Miss P. Pfile. QUIl/rs, (XIMFORTERS, RUHS Comforter, down filled. Mrs. J. Quinlivin, Carey Fahner; comfort­ er, wool filled. Jacob Battler, Mrs. Edgar Darling: quilt, pieced cotton new design, Mrs. C. Sims, Mrs. H. A. Fuss; floor mat, hooked, Jacob Battler, Miss Pearl pfile: floor mat braided, Miss P. Pfile, Mrs. AV. H. Dearing; floor mat, hooked yarn, Mrs. Edgar Darling. Mrs. E. Law- son: floor mat, hooked rags, Miss P. Pfile. RED CROSS COMPETITION Knitting, socks. James St. Unit, Mrs. Archie Davis; regulation V- novk sweater, sleeveless, James St. Unit. Mrs. Archie Davis; Balaclava helmet, with chest and baeq piece. James St Unit. QUILTS Quilts made from flannelette scraps. James St. Unit: quilts made from cotton scraps. James St. Unit. SCHOOL CHILDREN’S PRIZE LIST VEGETABLES Green Mountain potatoes, Fred. McClymont; Irish Cobbler potatoes Fred Al.Clymont; any variety of table corn, Fred McClymont; blood beets, long, Fred McClymont; blood, beets, short. Fred McClymont; any variety of carrots, Mrs. Ewart Pym, Mrs. Garnet Daters; Yellow onions, Fred McClymont; Dutch sets, Mrs. G. Daters; Swede turnips Cecil Rowe, Fred McClymont; par­ snips, Fred McClymont; cabbage, Fred McClymont; table beans, Mrs. Garnet Daters, Fred McClymont; dry white beans, Fred McClymont, Mrs. Ewart Pym; mangolds, Fred McClymont, Mrs. Ewart Pym. Nasturtiums, Fred McClymont. GRAINS Winter Wheat, Fred McClymont Barley, Fred McClymont. DOMESTIC SCIENCE Best school lunch, Mrs. Garnet Daters; breakfast tray, Mitzie Mof­ fatt; jar of plums, Cecil Rowe, F. McClymont; jar raspberries. Fred McClymont, Cecil Rowe; jar of strawberries, Cecil Rowe; apple pi© Mrs. Garnet Daters, best dressed doll, H. A. Fuss; button holes, Mrs. G, Daters; knitted hat, Victor Ho­ garth; best collection of three tin can projects, Dawson Goulding; Dr. Fletcher $2.00 for best, colored Un­ ion Jack; best wall ornament, F. McClymont; Grigg's Stationery $1 for -best writing, Dawson Goulding, Mrs. Ewart Pym. Lumber Shingles Our Prices are the Lowest they have been for several years. If you are building it will pay you to call and get prices. Just think Matched Lumber at $35.00 perM. feet A. J. CLATWORTHY Phone 12 Granton We Deliver