The Signal, 1924-10-2, Page 6GODERICII, ONT.
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\--WALL PAPER
Hight new, while the hOuee
is upset with the fall hOuse-
ais
eleine, is the time to have
your Kenna ihrOratexl.
As whiter apprOaChes yOU
will appreciate cheery, bright
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Book Store
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Exhibits. lesperially in Use Stock.
Exteptionally Geed
•
The direetors of the Bayfield fair!
.are einigratulatieg themselves upon
i haring picked an Ideal 'lay for their
exhibition this yeair. Wisinenday. Sep -
Itemiser 24th. was a glorious autumn
r , day, and the people turned out In
1 large numbers to the fair grounds in
1 the lakeside village. The displays.
1lith inside and outside. were excels
tionally large and good. the exhibits
4 it live stock being especially creda-
1 able.
1 The list of priie winners follows:
IIIIRSI:S
General Purposs--btroisi mare at-
companlisl by foul. J. A. Manson &
Son, T. Brow -nett ; foal. .1. It. Sterling.
J. .t. alsitss•sts & Sou; gelilin„; 04
itidy. Ibree years old. William De...ker,
11. 11 Neel); gobling or filly. two
! years old. William Decker. 1'. Me -
it filly. one year old,
Watson: team. W Decker.
Pereberon --Three years irlil.• Colin
valuta...II: two year, old. It. PierSon,
one year 0141. J. It. Sterling. 11. Baker:
foal. .1. Stews rt. e. Campbell.
Azriesiltural--111-0;s1 mare III14)111•
Sktil1t..1.4 'foal. 4!. l'amphell. J. ,Stew-
art : foal. T Brow net t. Watson:
The Prettiest and Most
Reasonably Priced
Coats and Dresses
This is no idle boast. If you could just see, our
large stock of pretty Coats and Dresses, at our usual
low prices, you would agree with our statement.
Come in and look around. You will save money,
on your fall purchases.
Coats, in Marvellas, Duvetyne, Velour and Teddy
Bear cloths. Prices from $13.50 to $38.50.
Dresses, in Canton crepe, poiret twill. tricotine and
serge $4.50 to $22.50.
Wool Crepe Skirts, in. grey, sand and coca brown.
All sizes. Very special at , . $2.95.
MILLINERY
Lovely range of Dress and SportHats,
$3.50 and up.
"•• "reeteefer
The Royal Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co.
East Side of Square Goderich, Ont
.1.111gt WaDIV611.1121MUTII
gelding nr fitly, two years old, L.
Stotelimere; gelding or filly, our
year old, 1. livotchniere; team J. 11.
Sterling.
Hens y Draught -Brood . tuure ac-
companied by foal. S. Keys; foal. S.
Keys: team, E. Foster. J. R. Sterling.
Itoissisters -Brood nut re uvestinpfkle
bel by foal. W. Decker. J. R. Sterling:
foal, S. Hey. It. •NleClincliey ; single
nanister. W. Deeker, i1. b:1114nt.
Carringe--Brood mare assninpanied
by foal. J. Gardiner. D. Nis -Kenzie*.
tool.J Gadin
rer. 10. MeKentle.
tenni Ill hands 4ir Thiel: sin-
gle carriage horse, 'sV. Milan It. 11
Webster; best geotlennsit's outfit. W.
Decker. M. Elliott ; links driver. IV.
Ilks•ker.
Best three heavy F.. Foster.
.1 It. Sterling: Inst matehist trans,
W. Iterker.
Judges - W..1. Diskson. Janie: Ma -
1 l'Iliskey.
III lit
l'Ojt ALL
Tony Bars. .1. Hey 1 1 1
Joe Winters. C. Ityan2 2 2
Maggie McKinney. -M4Y*
10 Alclhoigall '1 1 '1
Queerde D.. Geis Paterson 4 4 4
l'ATTLE
craw.. etittt,--Malit, ',HA-. 1'. Brown-
ett. 11. Pothole: -heifer two years old.
11. Penhale; heifer insyear old. A.
E. Erwin; heifer 4111f. T. Brownett:
isteer calf. T. Itnovuot : steer. one
year old. W. Stewart. 1.4 and 2n41.
Iliirliatn--Ilileli I.. Scotch -
mere; heifer two years old. Realty
Bros : heifer mu- year old, It. M.
Peck. Beatty Bros.; heifer volt, R. M.
Perk. D. McKenzie; gull calf...R. M.
Peck.
Iferefords--•11.11ch cow. H. Penbule:
heifer one year 0141, 11. Penhale: hull
calf. 11. Pothole.
Eaton's Special -T. Brownett.
Polled Angus-Mileh cow. W. Stew-,
art. 1st and '&141; heifer SW() St41111 Oltl,
W. $11.War1. 1•4I and 2n41: heifer two
years old. W. Stewart. lst and 2i41;
heifer, one year 0141. W. Stewart. 1st
itul Ltiol; heifer e441f. W. Stewart. 1st
+and 2nd; bull calf. W. Stewart. bst
and 2n41.
Jersey-MLIch (sow. Copt J. Fergu-
son. Mrs. Brannicas
Judges -William Charters. II. Snell.
SHEEP
Leicester -Ram two shears or over,
It. IleAllister: shearling ram. E. H.
Wise & Son, It. McAllister: ram lam!),
It. AleAllister & 'Son. 1st and :but :cry,.
having raised lambs in 1924. 2 shears
or over. e. M. Middleton. It. AleAllis-
ter & Son,: shearling ewe. 1'. B. Mid-
dleton. R. N14'Allister & Son; ewe
lamb. It. N1cAllister & Son. 1st an.1
21111; wetber lanib. W. W. Wise. IV.
& Son.
1,111,oln-Itain. tWo slienrs nr ore..
T. Snowden: shoaling ram. 'I' Snow:
den; ram iamb. T. Snowden: ewe har-
ing raised iambs in 1924. 2 shears or
over, T. Snowden*. shearling ewe. T.
TIRED OUT Y611747'
t4 All THE TIME
Nerves Gave little Rest
Relieved by Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound
Harrowsmith,Ontario.-"I took your
medicine before my baby &as born and
It wu a great help
to me as I was very
poorly until I started
to take it. 1 just felt
as though 1 was tired
out all the time and
would tithe weak,
fainting spells. My
nerves would bother
me until 1 could get
little rest. day or
night 1 was told by a
friend to take Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, and I only took a few
bottles and it helped me wonderfully. 1
would recommend it to any woman. 1
am doing what I can to publish this.
goodmedicine. I lend that little book
you sent me to any one I can help. You
ean with the greatest of 'pleasure use
my name in regard to th. Vegetable
Compound if it will serve to help others."
-Mas. Halm= Mmutesits,R. R. No.2.
Harrowsmith, Ontario.
In a recent museum of purchasers of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound over 100,000 replies were received
and 98 out of every 100 said they had
been held by Its use. This medicine
is for sale by all druggists.
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sitt.as
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kta, 44
(.• and II). A. 20hesell & Ron, T. Ter- F11/41, Mre. Roes ; crotebet cap *Ad , rots, R. Penhale; table carrot+. )Ul ' ,'
reberry ; 44-4 and pl. Johnston.. list retire 11. A. Fuse, Mra. Howrie; pair 1'. (lest. J._ A. Murray ; table beta. ." •
1
and hid; Alis:0111,11{, Iv, It mud p), W. mews knitted aux, coarse., Sirs. lime, 1. Truemner, Mrs. 1'. l'ierk; pareelps,7 „..
F. Metcalf. let and Jud; template, .1. !Lehi; pulr men's knitted sox, flue, eine P. Clark, Y. Barker; field tures
ic. II, cr itial pit IV, F. Sletoelf, 1st Mre. 'tims, Mre. .1. Stewart ; pair lee. 4'. Truk:miler. J. It. Stirling; sum
2
1,41; Meek mteurcas, h, melee woollen tulle*. Mrs. Howrie. beets. C. Truetuuer, J. 14. Stirliog; .i
1. V. l'errylly.rii; Ip), K. F. Iirs. Hsn
ods it ladles' kndittenetts, t • radish I) Galbritilli /I Pete
11.r. V. 'Perryberr ; any other earl
feel, Neilson Keys & Sou; Beetle
Ilan., C. Badore; pair Pekin ducks.
E. & It. Snowden. J. A. Munson &
Son; pair Rouen ducks. T. Snowden,
1st and 2nd: jsulr Toulouse. geese, R.
Illair: pair any other variety geese.
1. Si R. Snowden. V. Terryberry ;
pair any other variety turkeys, \'.
Teirylserry; pair pigeons. Dr. Sle-
lel!,sion. F. Merner; Mteikova
L. Robert Blair. .
I s.t 1 lt Pit( SD I .4
Till pounds salt butter. Mrs. John
Stow art. G. j*4'll i Itss.,--4)utter in
1-posind. bl•sks. Mrs. John )sitewart ;
butter. Mrs. John Stew-
art. & 14. St -den: 1 pound fancy
triter butter. D. MeKenzie. Mrs. J.
Sten•art: •otiveSe, 1:41111.••Wil.11., T. Tru.. -
miler ; cottage cheese. Mrs. A. E.
Fre in. Mr-. (lir.) Wisele; half ham.
hone. curial, smoked. Mrs. (Deo
Wools, & R. Snowden: lt polnuds
Louie etas,' smoked, Mrs. 1 Dr. I
W...1.. E. is H. Snowden; 2 lb.. home
rendered lard. Mrs. J. Stewart, G.
Jae -obi: pair 41rtstoseti chickens. Mrs.
'lies Woods; heaviest dozen hetee
eggs. white shell. C. lledour. .1. IL
Sterling; heaviest dozeu hen's eggs,
brown WWII. J. R. Sterling, John Meld;
beet display of bee products. J. L.
Pollock; oats quart strained honey. J.
E. Pollock quart maple sugar, G.
Lindley. F. Keemtn: pound home
made fudge. Mrs. Abe Bramhion. 14.
Turner: War hemeenade white bread.
G. Jaeobl. Mrs. (Dr.) Woods; loaf
home-made' Graham bread, E & It
esetwden. Mrs. ( lir.) Woods ; loaf
Boston brown bread, E & R. Snowden.
over W. Stewart : shearling ram. J.
A. Manson & Son; raw lamb, J. A. Mrs. (1)1e) Womb': loaf nut bread
.mauson k 1st aim ew., Made from baking powder. Ct. Jannis'.
ing rai.a.41 lambs in Pr24. two shears 1 NI:61.nel Iitir.1m\Visosiet: buns. Mrs. (Dr.)
Wood's, P. MeKenste; tea biocides. .1.
or over. W. mew:m..1. A. Munson $: • hermits.
I:, Jacobi, .Mrs. A. E. Irwin:
.1• A. Main -ti & Sou; brood sow. T. cookie; 'F. Krst.4..caW. Nietellif ; &Inger
sind 3 nutrInalnile In gliSpisep.' Mrs. W.
e'..i• ; stwairling ewe. .1. A. Manson St,
Son. 1st and 2i141; ewe Mink W. Stew -
n. H. Penhole:plain
-•Irt..I. A. Manson & Son; wettier lamb.
siwtsp, Jonn st,,irt, •p, suowden. D Sit -Kenzie. Mrs. I Dr.1 Woods: meat
W. Stewart. Ist al"1 '2'0: hest tot muffins. G. Jacebi, J. H. Reid; *cones.
loaf. J. H. !tied. Mre. tlir.) W104.4114:
1'144'101111n. --1 Sr...N1 S..w. T. Snowden; aPele 1414',
. PIGSJ. It. Sterling. .1 II Reid;
boar littered' in lir.24. T. Snowden; sow len" lie. Mr'. .3.. Breeden-. J. H.
littered in 1924. 'I'. Snowden.
Torkshire-ltrood 1444w, It. -Blair.
Red Pigs-rAged boar. T. Snowden.
snowilen. J. A. Manson & Son , boar
littered iti 1924, T. snowden, j, A,
F. M. -(.151f ; entsup awl meat minces.
Stinson & Sit; ,,on littered in 11r24. 1,. Keivin. sits. w. F. mews, r layer
Reid; plain baked beans. J. Iteid.
4:„ Jacobi; most suitable and uppetis-
ing cold lunch for one person. G.
Jacebi. Mrs. A. E. Irwin e -pickles, F.
Keegan. Mrs. W. F. Metcalf; 8 jelly
J.• A. Manson & See. T. Snowden; yaks,. 4:. Jiietild. Mrs. (Dr., Woods:
heist boar. any breed. T. Snowden; best
fruit. F. Keegan; cannel veg-
sow, any breed. T. Snowden: 1"t .-tables. e:, & It. Snowden. Mrs. W.
canned
pair haeou hoes. any breed, W. MC- 1,.. 3/0,10f.
- Judge -Jame* t'onleilly. W. Itowey.
n°(1311141. ge---43. C. Petty. .spraMilMass
GRAIN AND SEEDS
le it' eTRY White winter wheat. T. SMSW111.n.
411.1%%1 111 • i-ssf• lamb. T. Snowden: ewe Brahman (c). E. F. 31eener: f'111. 11, J. It. Stirling; red winter wheat. C.
him's. T . 4n 4,' 1st and 2nd; wether F. Merner; ler and pi. E.. 1. Me,rnierrn. Truemner; mitring wheat. J., le Stir!.
la. T. SriewOCI.
tisfords--Ititni. two shears or over. (ill, t'. teimplwIl; sere W. W. Wisse.
W. Melee)! ; Plymenth Merrell It It . Inc;
Maley. 4'. Trueinner; white oats. C.
small white peas. 4'. TrtleMner :
W. W. Wise. 4'. Middleton; shenrling 11. Melienziss; Plymouth Reeks. white. Trnemner. 12 & R. enowden; white
ram. H. Tee. a rem. T. Snowden; ram le and 110. T. Snowden. R. lila Ir :'(er 1. i nate, R. Turner. E & R. Snowden:
having raised Inmes in 11)24. " _
Iamb. C. Middleton. Ist and 2n11: ewe E. Siemer. T. Snowden: to: T. Snow -1 timothy
yellow cont. Mrs. (Dr.•
seed. It Turner, A. Johnston
or over, (1. Middleton. T. Snowden: 4.-. h. er and p1.4,,11%-ilirlse. 11" Y
);.1"111(;Ititat PIS/ 1 ikw,tilk,;6 :Pawars" den. ir Blair; 1
6447cars dent corn. E & R.
'Mra. 'toes, .Mra. J. eftewart ; pair
ladles' bedroom slippers, A.Ualbrailli.
Keegan' ; baby's knitted Jacket aud
(emote, wool. Mrs. leans, Mrs. -W.
Hous(on; baby's crotchet Jaeket and
bonnet, wool, Mrs. S. Houstou ; balives Sirs. litre.) lIelestek J. H. litirilpg;
otc4
crhet bootees. woSins.ol. lete
es. Mrs, warnielous. T. Snowden; citrons. J.
8. lIouston; baby's knitted lexitees, A. Murray, 4*. Trtteurner; bast pump-
t
wool, Kr*. Roos, Mrs. 14. .11ousitius; kin for table lose. I). Galbraith, A. . .
elniirtddere4171111r anti cuff set, wiele liraridon; beet Himmel thr table We. ': 4
*1)54.. Mrs. S. Houston. 11. A. Fuse; D. (laibraith, Mre P. (lark; largest k'l 1 IL
pair day ode+, ee. lialltraltb.• Dr. Me- pumpkin for feed, (' T Outlier R. t '
Klunun; Irish Crotchet Mee, Mrs
lees. H. A. FUN'S; fillet crotchet lave.
T. ettinerots. 11. A. Fetes efeney - spent,
G. Jambi. Mrs. Mess ; plain kin -hen "p-
eon. E. Talbot. G. Jacobi; eyelet em-
broidery. Mrs. Howrle; *omen cu:
work, ,Mrs. W. r. Metealf, 'Mrs. blow.
tie ; int rile tiger embroidery. Mrs. I% ie.
Metcalf. S. lbstieton; etelling'\er ..SIS- H. Held; largest head of sunflowers
line stitel). Mrs. Itoss. Mrs. S.`flous- F. Barker. R. McMurray; collectioe
ton ; modern (Toss stitch. Mre. Ross, of garden herlot. E. & R. temowden. . -,'•
Mrs. te. Hotostim; heeding. Mrs. S. Mrs. W. le Metcalf; peppere J. E. ' •S
Him -tem. Mrs. A. E. Erwin ; drawe Reel; cucumbers. T. Snowden. a
werk. Mrs W. F. Metcalf, Mr,. Truemner; re -getable elarrow, 0.
Ilowrie; lunch or len 'loth embro141- Trnentner, F. Barker; (hewn Hubs
errs!. 11. A. Funs. 41. Jai -obi; lunch or hard squash. T. Snowden. J. It. Stir!. ke
tie Oath, eraithet. Mre lees, 3. H. Ing; yellow Hubbard squeals, 1). Gal.
11,pil
ltehl; 11Ittkil or tett sloth lace. Mrs_ braith. J. R. Stirling.
Judge -W. -S. Johnston. ...te.1.,.,
" 1 t's rally wonderful" -that le 4 ,
r. Zoe t people are sayingabout the bar- eej:
gains they are getting at "tliP MEI* ii4,1-1
sLearling ewe. W. W. Wise, C. Mid-
dleton; ewe lamb. T. Snowden. C.
Middleton: wether lamb, T. Snowden.
(: Sliddleton.
.Shropishires-Ram. two :thems or
Tod ml 21141; Itrovrn I.eghdrns, (111.
V. Terryberry; White Lesfliorn11.
and Trewartha. 41. King: (er).
11. Trewartlia. W. When; El. 'Tre-
wartha, G King; Rhode is!and Reds.
ssasal tar so 4
ac 4 r
Progress or Reaction
Ontario Electors Must Choose
'THE issue of the Plebiscite of October 23rd is: Shall the sale of intoxicating liquor as a beverage continue to
I be prohibited, or the traffic be re-established and conducted by the Government? IrSince September 16th,
1916, the legalized sale of liquor foe beverage purposes has been prohibited. During eight years The Ontario
Temperance Act has wrought a moral, social and economic transformation, gradual but red. ¶ A new genera-
tion koows nothing of the evils of the liquor treffic before the 0. T. A. came into force. --4 Okler generations may
have forgonen. 11Think of it! There is not a man or woman 29 years of age who has legdly seen the inside
of • bar -room or liquor shop in the Province of Ontario. 'Booze is banned! It is a di.crrdited and dishonored
outlaw. Now, it wants to come bock- It seeks not only re -instatement, but that the Government itadf shall Inc
an active partner.
,;•,; Do You Remember? Acr
The old-time Bat -Room and Liquor Shop,
with their disgusting sights and strunds and
anelk;
The etealferinia, maw diveken nom who
jostled us on smelts and 011 the cies-
isarticularly holidays or at public demon -
who fiUed our jade
poor, battered, .
.bled hulks of
moo snit «oases -God'. our broth- •
ers w4 .sten, every one of thaw
The destitution, misery, wretcedness,
squalor. filth and disorder in many hovels
test might, and should, have boss henna
The vice, the immorality, doe crime, the
debauchery, incited by liquor, that appalled
good citizens.
The O.T.A. Has Matte Gaul
Contrast those conditions with the situation
today. The Ontario Temperance Act has
brought inuneasurable insprovenfent. Drunk-
enness has decreased. Crime has been lessened.
Homes are lumpier." Children have been
given a better chance. Savings Bank de-
• penes have *cruised. A/I down dm has,
PROGRESS has been written into the history
id Old Ontario!
OFFICIAL RECORDS PROVE ALL TIES!
The following table shows thin, in Ontario
under the 0. T. A.., deem has beim a sub -
amnia! decrease in dse offences that ere
Munn, emaciated with drinks
Amasses 1914 1922
1427 734
Cruelty to Animals 1.172 236
Vagrancy 4.701 1.307
Keepini, and Preqnsisting
Raw Houses 002 332
Iowa, tile and Ellsonisely 6,411 1,736
Drunkennesio 17,703 10,063
NOTE THE OPINION OF OUR ty
MANUFACTURERS:
"Dose Ptehibon under the O. T. A..
result in more comfortable homes and
bettor suppfies of food and clothing foe
wives and children?"
Ontario mentsfacturees by the Ontariellanl
When this question was asked of
el License Commissioners, 1,165, or 62 pee
cent, anewered "Yes", while only 219, or 17.
per nt., said "No".
Scatessms of Ckovermuestt
Have Failed
ea a dsn' nal failure wherever tried. •
Smcalled "Govermeent Control" has
drunkenness and bootlegging have reached
appalling proportion. Every Canadian Pro-
vince that has tried any form of "Government
Sale" has already learned a hard lemon
Take BRITISH COLUMBIA: Hat. 14.
H. Stevens, M.P., in a public addirees in Van-
couver recendy, de/fared:
"Never, in the Notary of the cenesery, was
bootlegging comparabie ie asegnitude and
murderous results to what k 1. today."
Or, MANITOBA: Figures furnished by
the Chief of Police of Winnipeg show in
increase of 45 per centin dte number of
fee the Ilespor s 014 Ontario/
stark Yr Banat tins s
1A..fs .4 Th. 04.,). Taw
sq. is lesser el 11. Cit.
perastes Act?
An roe is fewer asr Or ids
430 Se ! lasssrsrs ral Wet sod
Ls /payees lows fa masa pas&
11•1••••• Garssrmsst sastraslit
drunk and disorderly cans in the fast five
months under Governmeet Selo, es
e
with the corresponding five ntonthrr reiht
previous year under Prohibition.
And, &sally, QUEBEC: The following
resolution arae umanimously .domed by the
Presbytery of Montreal, Aped Ids, 1924:
"That we regard it to be • patriotic duty
to leeks it known that the drug traffic Sone
ides here never before and is on the in -
/burettes in sad front
tSl.
nee is on de increase and that the
Province as never before, the derbe:
system of Government Casten is sedatly
Wade= and not a succer."
Ontario Must MN the Line
If a majority vote fer "ceseinuance", k
mesas that we will have • WSW law mete
itp= iziks.foritte with aterespesediZ
mise Priam Minister, has definitely pledged
itself to "senogdossis the Act and "gim k
wive mid vigorous enforcenseet".
If a mane* vete Ur "Sale% 14anew doe
re-sstabileitanset of the old. &credited Liquor
Troia, in the guise of respectability under a
wean that makes the Goveremest the bee -
tender clod every dense a perm.?, acting m
sales agent for the brewers and diallers and
mien profit for the out of the desemedea
of Id. end happiesse
The Owego Plebiscite Committee, minim
tis. tomponmect Ewen of Ontario, cells upon
el 'rho Ism their Previews and wish ite an
domed and increasing prosperity and die
of its people m VOTE MR 114B
blarsilehat Ism accemplisheil imeseemndele
Led, and est for a ream el dee fee& thst
w
nick Nem la die ma esil
weeldittageia.
The Ontario Pleblsclts Committee
2 Toronto Street, Toronto G. B. Nichoboon, Chiantis'
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1
hale; Minify, E. Is It. tinowileu, I. H •t".1. ,
Reid; 2 heads cabbage, J. A. Mur- -
111
ray, 1.'. likrker; 2 he cauliflower,
le Barker. Mrs. P. Clark ; 3 beadle '''?" 15
white testers. 0 Jacobi • muskmelon% ' • _.
1
Snowden. J. I:. Stirling; 6 ears sweet
corn. R. Mt derray. E. & R. Snow-
den: 6 ears nny 'other variety. A. E
Erwin. T. Brownett ; Wished field
beanie It. Turner, J. R. Stirling:
I,stbon of grains' in head. (3. Jacobi.
S. Keys
Judges --el'. I,, Williams. Thomas
Snowden. -
• PLANTS .SNI) FlasWERS
Itommet. large, 6. Imithwalte. E. &
R. Snowden; bimonet. small. E. & R.
Snowden, Mrs. t1)r.0 W100414: colter'
Hon of Dahlias. Mrs. W. F. Metcalf.
Mrs. tits:v.,. )del.ssoil; collection of
finschiss. ,Mrs. (Rev.) McLeod. F.
Keegan; collection of panslee.
Barker. Mrs. (Dr.1 Woods:. collection
of tills -roux hegonlan. Mot (Dr.)
Wood's. le Barker: eollection of fib-
rous -rooted begonias. Mrs. (Rev.)
McLeod; collection of ferns and foli-
age. Mre. (Rev.) McLeod: collection
of geranintns. Mrs. (iter.) McLeod.
1'. Keegan; contrition of asters. F.
Maker, Mrs. A. E. Erwin; inflection
of petunias. Barker'. Mrs. Morrie;
te)Ileetion of house plants. 'Mrs. titer.)
MeLeisl. F. Barker; collection of
gloitania. le. Keegan. 111/1 (Rev.) Mc-
eseel; four verietlem of annuals. S.
Keys. Mrs. (1)r.) Woods: display of
colonna. Maggie Campbell. Mess. (Bev.)
.Melesrel: collection of Zinnias. F.
Iterker. Mrs. (Dr.) W.selss; celleetien
of verbenas. Mrs. A. E. Erwin, 1'.
Barker. collection of gladlo:ins„ Mra.
UPS'. / McLeod. Mrs. Howrie.
olite-George Stewart.
FINE ARTS
pe. original. oil. Mn,.. W. F.
f. Mrs. Hoerr*: fruit aria-
. Rom. 11. A. Fuse; land-
!. water color, Mra. W.
s, Howe*: tune orig.
Mrs. W. T. Metcalf.
ere original, water
Mre. Rue; pen
and ink drawing, FIV... Mrs.
Rome; drawing. crayon or lead point.
1! A. Etre, Mrs. J. 'Stewart; water
color painting on slik or *nth). Mrs.
W. Metealf, Mot Roos; hand painted
chine. two pieces, Dr. McKinnno. Mrs.
W. F. .Metealf; etenciling on fabric.
14. ,Keye. Mee. W. F. Metcalf.
Judeee-A. Middleton, C. Naftel.
MA N I'FACT1 'RPM
Ref 'single karnesis. T. (Mmeron. 3.
W. Tippet ; sett double harnem. T.
Cameron, J. W. Tippet; Mein twisted
yarn, Mrs. John 'Tippet; best weft
jar "soft sou. R. & R. Snowden, T.
fl('ownett ; beet 2 hare hard ihap. R.
Turner. Mrs. (Dr.) Wombs; coin husk
door mat. T. Brownett; home made
Articles of furniture. Douglas Gamin-
hardt. II. A. Tose.
Judges -Jas. Cotmolly. W. Bovsey.
SCHOOL OHILDRION
Beat drawing, perspective - T.
Brownett, lat sad end; best Merging.
1111 Me, T. Broweett, lat anti RDA;
beet hand sewed garment, T. Brown -
014; beet bird bovine, Douglas Gesnin-
hard!.
LADIES' WORE
'Ladles' knitted sweeter, wool, H. A.
Pa.5 Mrs. Rom; Latta' crotebet
sweater, wool, IL A. rota, Mi'e
Bowie, trained cep and ararf, H. A.
hen
F. Met
inal. nil.
escape. origi
le Metcalf.
Nal. Water col
11ns. Illowtir;
colors. It. A. Fu
Melluney; largest *quark Lir feed. II
J A. Murray, 1'. 'ertioniner ; large 1
Englielt potato onionts. Mn. 1'. Clark. . •
I.:
. & RSnowden;den
H. Snow; large white onion* ; A
F. Barker, Mrs. W. F. Metellif : RIM
red imitte. t'. Maker. 1). Galbraith: `•"' 1
large yellow °Mims. F. Itarker, IA. c."1
'Dirtier • red tomatore le Barker J •
II)r. 4 Woods. II. A. Fuss; washable
tea etnwy. Mre. J. Tome, Mrs. S. limos -
tot' onitroltlertstl sofa eush14411, Ms.4.
W. F. Metcalf. Mrs. llowrie; crotshet
trimmest sofa. T trams -rot', Mrs.
;hum' WIN) around tbe corner." Getha,,,.•,/,-
114„ivrie: four modern Isand made
itrist,v
ke,trv.hthi.,lefss.. thiSt.inuG6.a1ja
1traleohb. m
t.iMrcrs. Ytilro today. SHAIILMAN'S
D
• lie • Woods e pelt curtain* ego.' It le esstimateil that the latnieshak- s•
11"11:_vtIsIr.):71.1sivists: .ath,"1",e,filflni‘"Iited wiltatAmahles twmUkiells
made. G. Jacobi. It. A. Tiling; tattle
(r.ru,t.stiti.erb44. Ty.okCeamAeris4si:0HE:raTiustilbsTit.;
111.4 eron; pin 'Wilma. washable, Mfrs. •
110.1%. E. Talbot; ssubroidered center- In Jugo-Slavits, Cougrean Is called
piets. white. E. Talbot. Mrs. Ilowrie; skittelition. whiels Is nothing to what
centerpiece. colored. G. Jacobi. til- our 4'alligftwis 1. auntetimes
lir.Gtls: 141 1.t hand Wilde lest
11. A. Finns. (1. Jacobi; SlirMe embroid-
ered towels. Mrs. J. Toms. A. Gal'
,Oiralth ; three ch
croteton'
t trimmed towels.
Mn,. S. Houston. E. -Talbot ; bath
towel. A. Galbraith. Mrs. Ilowrie,
ladies' underwear. strictly howl mails..
W
Mrs. I 1ir.1 oods. E. Talbot ;
cotttot shirt. strictly haus% made. Mrs.
S. Hatil.114111. Mrs.. Wool; apptique bed
stiraed, Mrs. lbowrie. farm. S. Ifotaiston:
aj1' V a
bedspread. crotehet inset. Mr... J.
T.DMP1 ; V11111111 1111441* 111a111. trout 1.111
garment. Mrs. S. !tomato's. 4'. I4. -lour
Woman's dresses made fr.en ..14 gar-
ment. Mrs. (I)r. Mrs. Ross:
4..1s
embroidered dresser scarf. E. Tal-
bot. Mrs. A. Brandon ; en rimier
showing nprsdnien of straight bias
and three cornered darning. Mrs.
Ross: legniplYr aliconislig patch bent -
most. Mire. Rose: darning on worti
IsatT, Mrs. J. Stewart, Mrs, Masa :
patched 411111f. ent14011. Mrs. A. !Iran
don. yaenhl; patched quilt. eloth.
Mrs. . F. Atereier. Mre. Ilren111.11 ;
srooneldown comforter. borne rand.. 41
intsibi; braided mat. Mr.. linty! Mn..
5. 1101USIMS ; booked mat. Mrs.
Houston, Mrs. J. Toms : fancy hand-
made hand law. Mr.. S. Heusti.a.
Maggie Campbell.
Judge's -Mrs. W. F. King. Mr.. T.
L Williams.
Wichita Meseta's.
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FRIIIT
Set bunches grapes. 1 satiety. D C .
Galbraith. G. Laithwaite: colle-sion , h
plate 12 peaches. J It Stirling: pleittis IL ll,
7'
of .rapes. G. latitlisaite. F. Barker. ,
i
s •,i,
Rub the ocs.143 with Rtnard'e
four times a w..ek. It rcrxtros
Dandruff, stimulates the scalp
and makes tho hair acft and
glossy.
or
T. Brownett. J. It. Stirling; prunes.
42. Truerotwe 11. A. new; vel,ow
(Tabs. T. Brownett. E. & R. Snow,:en:
red crafts. J. It Stirling. T.' Snowden:
eolleetkm of pears, t:. ll.nIthwilite. 4'.
Treraner; fall pears. F. Barker. 13.
1,/lithWelitts: winter pear*. 4'. Trot:u-
tter. W. MeDol; rolleetion it! applos.
4 fall and 41 %sinter. five of each
rariety. 1.nithwitite. .1. It. Stirling:
winter apples. 4 varieties. (1. Leith-
walte; J. It. Stirling: fell apple.. four
varieties. G. 1.sithwalle, J. R. Stir',
Itnidwins. 41. Laithsvaite. I". 1114•
411-5ts11: Ilanis apples. .1. R. Stirling. •
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G. le I brat te. Sol tzenbure. J. R.
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Stirling. le Kt -emus; NO11114.111 mitless.
41. J. lt. Stirling: King of
Thump It. Turner. T. Brownett:
Greening's. J. It. etirling. G. Leith-
waite; Rth.ton Pippins. F. Keegan. It..
Turner: 20 -ounce Pippins. G. Leith -
waits.. It. 'Turner: Iletenwre 6. Laith-
waite. 1e. Keegau; Golden Weems... J.
R. Stirling. 4'. Triteinner: Illeuheim
PIPPIne. 1'.
Snows.. G. 'element.. 1'. Trimmer:
(intnriosi 6. ettithwalte. .1. It. Stirl-
ing; Wolfe River. C. Truetaner, F.
K pegs n.
Juslgess-W. 14. Leek. John Porter.
V RIG ETA 111.EB
Early elobblers. R. McMurray, W.
W. Wise; early potatoes. to 1* named.
G. IAndsay, J. A.urbfreil--Tfieen
Mountain, J: A. Murray, R. Me.Mur-
ray ; late potatoes to he named. C.
Truemner (1. lAndiely ; marerolds.lone
red. C. Truemner, Thither; man -
yellow globe. C. Truemner T.
Snowden; intermediate maniples, C.
Tntenmer, J. A. Murray ; 10.111 ear- ---
of the Children
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"I Suffered Terribly
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le, IL
a bit holism in Dr. Cliese's Ms& I
eines. advised ISSI se try Dr. Chases
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'i advice. and an g6d t.ow 1 we
emplesely refined of the Near
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