The Brussels Post, 1927-9-14, Page 8WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14th, 19''.
The
Fly
Destroyers
THE BRUSSELS POST
FI x ,(h'. hors
Fly 'fox Band tit t Ayers lite.
Wilson's Fly hois,IU l,k„
Tat,glefoot, ;i d'%tble -imet=
Fly Coils, 1 for hh•.
Ffr
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8`�vl tiny
Pickling
Spices
Whole anti (;round Pepper
Turmeric, Mustard
Celery Seed, Allspice
Cloves, Cinnamon Buds
(tut'Iv P�, tt del', !•.
Corks for Pickle Bats,
and Catsup Bats,
Parafirt Wax
Bottling Wax in Tins
For
Soh
Use the Be. endshle
F.gf'a(,tl,. BOX
GEliEW OX le11Ci
N•ahtl. hu in the yellow box
urait,s 1 he hog l,ieitiros .•very
time. St, k up with it here
and t:ak' .'tont*, act extr't t ail fae
u r'•xpr rl cal •hanee.e.
FII -NMS DEVELOPED
AND PRINTED
Jubitee
Scisn
oks
60c
C •rv;tir. 1211 pages of Snags
tot Sehoe i, Club anti Commun.-
it y
uultnuu=ity L'•e.
Pictorial Review
Autumn
.Fairs Fashion Book
flits -Union Jack or Can-
adian Ensign.
Dennison's. Crepe Paper for
making cost union and
d eoorinttorts,
25c
Wilt a crupon g, od f,a we,
cat t he put chase of any l'ictor-
ial PA:trim
\Ve stook Pt d Review
D.t' terns.
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The eta ?f%:°�d.w�i• Sfltl"G
Druggist and Stationer
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Improving Property.
AI
fluellitmut has r ci his note 1
.itis., 1 is erecting it n ..' v .x111:.1 .11,
Made His Annual Visit. _ee .t-'
G. Lo, , a int t e for 1f I
rival Accident Pr ratio',
danual ie,s0eetion here en \V'.'1 -
n: 'e,l: t or i::'- wick.
Hydro ,vas Off.
Teeratl teem ,la Al t lay
me• rt ,al teleehene wine,
oot r sere around anon
rad lc.',V I n. I`iehe]l. :e
,^.111.5 a1 ..lai•I. all Tue,dLy nrlcr.
Had a Big Crowd
Th U. I. O. 1 t unSeeer.ley
nigh+ d.,, a ieg remail to 11 n ?
AIcF ?i. I and tho tet ,l tLi
They eieitai Mee et \\ in!:lean the
:ane, evening.
Settled insurance Claim.
Archie Kay, "f the 1',:rah :.luteal
Fir,: l -t urii. C,., w ;.:n on
Tuesday, and settled t!i violin of
Earl C.0 inn •Ilam fur :he recent fila:
in his gr.l•age.
Will Meet in Cranbrook,
A Sectional meeting of the W. M.
S., of the Presbyterian chur•tn, tri'l
be held in Cranbrook on Wednes-
day, Sept. 21st. The organizltioas
of Mole•aworth. I]russels. TMel n'I
Cranbrook are in this unit.
Ye Olde Tyme Village Quartette.
The Fall Fair Directors have en-
gaged Ye Olde Tyme Village Quar-
tette, for their annual concert. This
Quartette appeared at the Toronto
Exhibition, before the Grand stand
every evening this year. They come
highly recommended.
Mistake in Dates. sees
After having announced that Rin -
Tin -Tin would be shown only on
Wednesday night, it was learned, that
picture would not be shipped until
Friday night. It will be only shown
the one evening, and 'Forlorn River'
will be played on Saturday night.
Engagement Announced. . ... .
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Stewart, of
Brussels, Ont., announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Hazel Mar-
garet to David Clark Matheson, of
Brussels, Ont., son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Matheson, of Allen•ford, Ont.,
the marriage to take place quietly in
September,
rine Addresses.
Last Thursday evening. Hon. W.
D. Euler enol on. J. C. Elliott. Preen
herr of the King C 4iinet rind. Mr.
Taylor, M. P., and the Lihel•al can-
clidate, Archie Hislnn, adblree • d .
•nebl4^ meeting in the Town Trail.
The addresses were well delivered.
Women's Institute.
The recent:1r mer,+i"e no .1,. +,•
man', Tnetitnfe will he held Veidev
afternoon of thus week at 3 o'clnek.
in the Public L,hrare. "The Art of
T- To1lsr•ke"ping" is the name of the
raper to he given by Mrs, W. W.
Ranee, Ma. .7.:S. Leitch is to give
the "Current Events". A sbow•er of
Fruit for the Children's Shelter in
the Roll Call and the Institute will
be glad to have a generous response.
As this is to be an interestieer meet-
ing, we hope all the ladies of com-
munity iI 11 t19 to come, ,
Pr;ae Lists Out.
Tit,- FAA: t Huron Fall I•'air Pr^z,•
Lis'- are urns ready to he mailed.
p.•c'•. i lit ie • e inay in, read en an-
other lea.o of this issue.
Two New Lamps.
'fwei new -1, -etc', t 1 hat.• h„
.•rc, ti, on,. a, the hridge n1+ 1 tide
t,
'her i, writ• the woolen n' this
,:t a: colt err th .,tiler, to '11..
\Iain ;arc• t.
Brussels United Chun
REV. A. W, BARKER. E. D.
MINISTER
Sunday, Septa 18th
11 sent: —Public Worship.
Rev. A. V, Walden
3 p.m. --Sunday Scheel and Bible
L, kiteeee,
7 pan.—Public Worship.
Rev. A. V. Walden
Wielnes,hy—Frit_: r Service
and Psalm Study
15 York Pigs, S weeks old, for sale.
La,t 30, Con. 7, Grey. Piton..? 3510
3I':1'irr Gilkinson.
FOR SALE -2 Shorthorn 11e1'i-rs,
.eon du,,, W. R. Shuldice, Phone
._:i. 31-1
FOR SALE—Maxwell Touring Car
n that; e e•'. ditiatr. Priced
immediate sale. Aop'v
1'he Pot. 13-1'
12 Young Pigs, 6 weeks old, far rale.
2 John Grant. 1
FOR SALE—Dry Maple Wood, 14
'.:u11, 10 inch and co,, wood. A1, -
ply tet Leo*, 10, Con 15, Grey, or
p1.na,.• 2e-1-1. Andrew Turnbull,
1:' -lets
KITCHEN Range For Sale; in good
dit;mt. Suitable fair farm henie
-\`:,, a coal oil tank., capacity 25
;l. Phone ix -3
FARM TO RENT 100 acre f u•m
on 2nd of iIol'rLsei:e . unany-
time his tall. AP01:: o Shohr
Ct1dh-cl Hnib16urv, Ont, or to
\V. A. Lowry, hruss,•!.'. 1''-2
FOR SALE — 110 acr,- of choice
land, lot 2, con. 13, Hulled. First
elites buildings, deice light. 2-3
purchase price may remain en
mortgage; valance rush or would
accept let mortgage on other pro-
perty. Apply to J. H. Wheatley,
P.lyth R. R. 1, 10-4
BRUSSELS SILVER FOX RANCH—
We will have to offer high class
re_-istered 1927 Silver Fox pun,,
tlo proven breeders nt reasonable
prices. Terms to .-uit you. John
A. Wilson, Ethel Ont. 1,-8
NOW is the Time to Order Fertilizer
for Fall Wheat. Phone year 81
-
der to No. 40, Farmers' Club, L'rus
sets. S -ti'.
MAID WANTED — Apply to Mrs.
Donald Clark, 350 Ottawa Street,
Hamilton; or Mrs. W. M. Sinclair,
Brussels, Phone 70.
A Benefit Game.
-\ h. refit rout bill gathe will he
1.1 v t lit Seliforth this; afternoon
1 ocIc
\v dt ,'0 1 for Nelson, on Go n l.,
and t pek:d teem of Alenketiii, tit.
Collo-Mem Red Breeeele will play the
F ,tlnt'•u boys. A trrrt dance will
he It -id in tic • ..vening.
Notice to Delegates.
Anyone who is going to attend
the amend district convention of the
Weseiezies Institute at London on
Oct. 1' :and 1i'tit, should Writ,.: •u
1lrs, Lamb, Walkerton, who will
make arrangements for hill t;, etc..
Minor Locals.
The School Fein are now going
etre
The rain on \Sunday night was 11
real soaker.
London Western Fain• is drawing
the crowds this week.,
The noon train was very late sev-
eral days owing to the Toronto Ex.
Medals Awarded.
The following awards have been
made to the pupils of the Public
Schools of East Huron in the Cana-
dian History competition held in con
nection with the Confederation Cele-
brations;—Silver• Medal—John La-
mont, U. S. S. No. 4, Grey. Bronze
Medals—Jean Copeland, Wingham,
P. S.; Jack Habkirk, S. S. No. 12, Mc
Killop; Dorothy Wilson, S. S. No, 3,
Tuckersmith. These Medals will he
presented at the time of the In-
spector's visit to these schools,
Presents New Books to Choir,
Mr. Duncan Ferguson, of Stratford
who was the guest of W, M. and Mrs.
SInclair during the Old Boys Re-
union, expressed t obis hostess his de-
sire to do something for his old Mane
I church, Melville Presbyterian. Ac-
cordingly he has now given ver;; tan-
gible evidence of his vital interest in
the Church cervices by the presenta-
tion of a cheque for the.purchase of
new Hymn and Tune Books for the
Choir, The choir and the present
members and adherents (leerily ap-
preciate the kindness of Mr. Fergus-
on for this very serviceable gift.
A Situation Guaranteed.
What shall it be? A teacher and
the waiting list, or a stenographer,
private secretary, bookkeeper and a
guaranteed position? Every grad-
uate of last year in a real position,
THE GOLD MEDAL SCHOOL. 'En-
ter any day. Individual Instruction.
Positions guaranteed all graduates.
Home Study Courses, Fall Tenn be-
"t
erns 1'uesrlay, September 0th, bat
new classes wi]) also be formed Mon-
day, September 12th. For particul-
ars write today to Wingham ilusin-I
ess College, W'ingltam, or to 'Toron-
to's Greatest School of Iiltsiness,' The
Canada 13usiness College (Colleen Fi
Spadina), Toronto, DO IT NOW. 3
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Erecting Fine Structure.
The old building that e tytrred the:
town
down and 1 it
t scales
was
torn
ie t
1
L1 new bnildi!tg, with office line
hem erected. The $dale.., also
been fixed up.
Acting Manager.
Mr. Arthur Smith, of Mont era Bay
Jamaica, is relieving manager t't the
Dank of Nova Scotia, while F. W.
Wilmot, is on his holiday'. Mr.
Smith can talk "by the hour" on the
climate ,etc. of his southern home. 1.
Infant Son Passes Away. ..
Kenneth Stanley, the infant amt
of Thomas and Airs. Watson, of Lon-
don, passed away in St. Joseph'; Hos-
pital on Sunday Sept. llth. A ser-
vice was held on Sunday afternoon
at the home of Jos, Davidson and it;
was conducted by Rev. Dr. McIntosh,
of King St., United Church.. Inter-
ment was made at Brussels cemetery.
Mrs. Watson was formerly Miss
Florence Bennett, of Walton.
Harris—James Wedding.
Midsummer • Rowers and ferns
made a pretty setting for the wed-
ding on Labor Day afternoon at 10
Hurondale Avenue, Toronto, of Dr.
Elda Muriel James, daughter of Mrs.
Ellen James and the late Clarkson
W. James, to Dr. Ralph Gordon Har-
ris, son of Mr. James B. Harris and
the late Mrs. Harris,' all of Toronto
and a nephew of the late Rev. Mr.
Harris, formerly of tBretssels, the,
Rev. A. E. Black, of Metropolitan
church, officiating. The bride, es-
corted by her bather, entered the
drawing -room to the strains of the
wedding march from Lohengrin, and
was attired in a beautiful bougant
gown of white satin trimmed with
pearls and crystals, and wearing an
imported French hat of white felt
with silver trimming. Her shower
bouquet was of Ophelia roses and
lily of the valley. Her only attend-
ant was Mrs. G. T. Lithgow, who
made a charming picture in pink taf-
feta adorned with French flowers,
and silver ribbon, and carrying all
old-fashioned nosegay. Silver shoes
and hose completed her, ostume. Mr.
Jaynes S. Lowry, of ChieTgo, su•ppot't-
the groom. Following the ceremony
the bride received with her mother,
Mrs. fallen Jamas, the latter wearing
a becoming gown of blaek fiat crepe,
with Italian cut -work, slack hat and
corsage boquet of orchids and lily
of the valley, after which a dainty
buffet luncheon was served to the
guests. Latex the bride and groom
left for a cantor trip through the
Adinondacks and the Maritime Prov-
inces, the hride donning a smart gown
of beige flat crepe with hat and
shoat en suite, and a midnight bluee
velour coat, with natural lynx trier:"
minks. Upon their eeturn Dr, and
Mrs. Hatar]s will reside at 71 ikiver-
dale Avenue, Toronto, .
ANKING
FIFTY
QRS
Buying on the
Instalment Plan
��-�+pt T'llCllA lNti commodities by pay -
JL tug „a dollen' drtvn and a dolhu a
week has grown into f4toat paint -
lark y. Often the object putehased is
wut 11 mu befoin 11 is paid for, and the
pntcht-err e nlinut•. 10 pity, Duty you: -
,elf it rot tuna nit the iu.tnllmeul plan by
piaoing regular 1 ,1 LIIII cuts of voile
r111 ring, in 0 St:uld,u d Bank staying, ac -
'Phe money is always avail tide
for use If rt gulled raid there is no dept e-
„inti,u,, but accruing tipsiest as atm;,
goes 1,8,
THE
STANDARD BAN }! 5i
OF CANADA.
BRUSSELS BRANCH—G. H. Sarnis, liatlnper
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Pure Clover Ise
Clover and Buelcwheat mixed
Ile
Buckwheat 10e
Jas. S. Armstrong
a Phone 3319 Brussels
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Anniversary Celebrated by
Mount Forest Couple.
Two of 11 int Forest' d
nln;t n- l cithAwas. Ah. .:111i .lI
\V. I. (1,'.roy.,, 1 heated thou• el 1
mond wedding Monday at t u•t • r'rl
home, naw th«•'borne of then daugh-
ter.
,t 1ter. Mee. J. H. Addison •?e v •r.:l
friends and relatives were pre*•:•,,t at
a dinner. :trier which felielt iJone
were ) t : tai by Lev. P Iueey,
8111 nu: I sur address of ,rppr -,tattoo
for nv_ • tilts years' service frmn t':•
OlIieiul Beard of Wellington ton Stn et
Unit -'i ('iii1r 11; Holm C!IO,011. of
'Pimento; thair Sons, ns, F. H. Gilroy, of
Petiv,iia and D,•. W. 1•:. Gilroy, 1i-
tor-in-erh°':-t of The I'errcgatko•tal•st,
L'nsto 1, 1.ed others.—Mr. and 31re.
Gilroy :lee kee,Wn to many 11 ;true
eels, v. au r. act con'_ ,aatla:.o::a to
th, nl on tl: t`-cietornd ,ilthdee.
Boosting Ontario Timber.
Premier 1':1 euson says that it is 1
the ditty of the bovines 01' Onr.t'•ie
to protect the lumber industry and
from now onward the slogs? o`.' the I
.
Gort'titte•rt will. be that on all C v-
etmnent construction work, wit : '
it be for toe T. & N. 0. Hallway, the
e' v
Ht .1 � l 1 ttric 1 a Gov to t
o any r 1':
work whatsoever,the contrat- W 11
he let only with the undu.t t, len._
that the timber need must have been
produced hi the Province of Ontario.,
Wingham Editor Leaving.
It is with much reclr'•t :he citizens
of Wingham learn that A. G. and Airs
Smith and family will be leaving
town in the near future. For a n1110-
ber of years ilr. Snaith has been ed-
itor of the Advance -Times, there and
has always been a great booster
through its columns, for his town.
He disposed of 11is business this sum-
mer to W. Logan Craig, of Grand
Valley, who for a few months had
been associated with him in business.
Mr. Smith will be managing editor
of the Orange Sentinel, peeb]ish,r,l in
Toronto. The good wishes of a host
of friends are extended to Mr. Smith
and his esteemed wife and family,
who have been valued citizens of
Wingham.
Worthy—Brundle Wedding.
The daily press of Wednesday lead
the following wedding notice which
refers to a daughter of Harry 13run-
dle, who was a clerk with the ]ate A.
Good, many years ago: — A very
pretty wedding was 'solemnized at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Brundle, Brampton, Tues-
day afternoon, when their youngest
daughter, Margaret Helen, was un-
ited in marriage to Charles Anon
Worthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. P.
Worthy, Brampton. Rev, N. Mc,
Leod, officiating, the living -room be-
ing decorated with asters, gladiolus
and ferns. The bride was unattend-
ed and entered on the arm of her
father. She woiee a gown of orchid
chiffon trimmed with hand -made taf-
feta flowers, hat to match and silver
slippers and carried a bouquet of or-
chids and lillies of the valley. Mrs.
Brundle, mother of the bride, vitas
gowned in F1'ench blue crepe with
corsage bouquet of sweetheart roses,
and Mrs, Worthy, the groom's mother
wore navy blue georgette and cor-
sage bouquet of roses. Mies Doris
Milner played the wedding march.
After the
reception the happy couple
c
left on a honeymoon by =toe for
Chicago, I11., the bride wearing a
sports frock of beige, smart coat to
match, and travellitig hat and beige
fox fur, On their return air. and
Mrs. Worthy will make their home
in Brampton,
FOR SALE
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First Quality Clover k
Honey
14c lb. 4.
1 -Harvey Hunter*
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Phone 3413 +
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AFTER THE VOTE WAS OVER.
\\ 1 Matt, Sept. 1;
tin, town hall hc;•e lust Mgt.,: iu u,v
I
n;; n
,:10:!t1011, n \h S,w toil, su c _
ful Conservative ct:nt da 1 ttani ee
his supporters for the sph•,did w, t ii I
they had done.
He d ,rlhre,tl that despite t'.te array
of r, tih, rs, ex -members who h.
thrown themselves into the fru: oil
behalf of the Liherale, d :-pit• Prom -
kr Mackenzie King, tut I aliened le
entire cabinet and Hon. E. C. Ilrin.y.
former 1.'. F. 0. premier of the prov-
ince, the Conservatives had tr•inrnl Vit- 1
cd. It was a case of one volunteer
being worth riiany men p'•est_d into
service.
All the election tactics known Since
Confederation had been u,ed by the
lab h le and they had not suceeeded
he declared. Almost every _gaster
hour had gazed 011 a cabinet nu:a;,-
1er• an,1 -n•ra•y home throughout the
tow r .hips laud been visited •1y pro.
i'essiohal eleetioneere. they hn'.l
1:c1ak.
NOT A DEFEAT
Godcrich, Sai4. 13—Mr. 111 .lo,),
asked for 1 statement at 1111 1 -..;
over the long di.etance telephone,
pnkc as follows: "The result of the
election its by no 111 111°0 a t1>Grat for
the King government or its pollee,,
The fact that ItIr. Spotton meled
such 1. shall vote compared with re-
cent Conservative votes • and tharr
Bricker and myself polled over seven
thousand votes, shows that quite
plainly. It is merely an illustration
of divided forces among the low -tar-
iff parties. In a straight party fight
Mr. Spotton would have been over-
whelmingly defeated, because t'ne
vote showed that the people have
confidence in the King government,"
STILL IN POLITICS
Fordwich, Sept. 13—"In view of
everything we are well satisfied with
the result." So stated Sheldon Brick•
er, defeated Progressive candid'lto in
the North Huron by-election yester-
day, when interviewed today,
"Naturally we are disappointed at
not winning, but when it is consider-
ed that the Liberals had seven cabi-
net ministers in the riding and that
the Progressives were battling a-
gainst the two old parties, I feel we
did exceptionally well. House to
house canvassing was done even by
the cabinet ministers.
"The Progressives will most cer-
tainly remain in the political field in
North Huron," declared Mr. Bricker
in answer to a question,
PAINTED DRAWERS
If you paint the inside of the dress-
er drawers that your children use,
you will find they take more pride in
keeping them neat and in order.
EA.ItItIED
tl•7IEf.8-,lA0EL1N.-At +It, iohn'a Church,
Iir11aoe18, on Wednei11sy, Sept. 7th, 1057,
by r ev, 1r, L Lewin, pt'Se Mary r91th, Boo-
elddaughter
,
of Grey p, to M alvin end
be oars
els 1nof
nett•olt, MI h,
DIED
WATSON -At 80 Joseph's Hospital, London,
on Huny,Rt.11(51,1115, kenneth'','n'
ley callaap
nton, titrant sem of air, and Mrs
Thomas Watson, London,
Hen's Drx i Store
Vkre arc well equipped to supply your
needs in Text Books, both High h School
and Public School.
SCRISI3LERS EXERCISE' I3001(S
EXAMINATION 1'(`t1.)S
LOOSE-LEAF NOTE BOOKS
and FILLERS
LEAD PENCILS and PENS
FOUNTAIN PENS roc to $7.00
EVERSHARP PENCILS
MATHEMA•I•ICAL SETS
PAINTS and CRAYONS
COMPASSES
POCKET MICROSCOPES
'WE SELL 0. N. R. r11cu E'rs
H. B. ALLEN
Dru >,ist and Stationer Successor
to James Fox
BORN
('A11PBNLL,-ht nrussele. on Saturday, sept
it i, ti�:7, to.lr. sa, all-. t.' ..rge '.'suit•
bell, a daughter ',Margaret Lillian ('Mist•
it ,
\1c5 MIL -At Iielmore, on Wrdne-tart Sept
14, h, 11127, to bur and Burs. Cecil 8.iefieil n
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W ATs',1N -At St.Tooeph's Hospital, Londua,
Sept ember 10th, 11,77, to 11r. tool :qrs.
Timings Watson, n 800 (Kenneth Stanley).
Auction Sale.
F,t•rt"nunv. St FP. 17.1111.-7o head et Battle,
at C. 5. 18, stock yard-, Brussel», at r eo
'.clock Sharp. SL Lowe. Prop. 1 0, II. Scot),
A :c,
CaenAt•, Frier. 25s0. -Auchan Bale of
goods and chattel,. at Lor 54, t•on 10, ti: ey.
ale at I o'clock See posters Thomas Lime,
,
imd-
, n,d tai and A netloneer ; W. M. Sinclair,
Solicitor tor Mortgagee.
NOTICE
111e Council of tun Tow esttl of Grey rs
asking for tenders for the ns rineti, 01 rile
Chester Bahr drain Work to be done 11
cording to Engineet'0 pian', end si •°.i3^s_
tions. Said ,tans tufty be ',Pell nt th ,-1e, k's
°lace Tennere trill he npeeed on :aunt: g
evening, September 94111, at t a'rlock.
J H, FEAII, 1(11101,
Township Clerk,
Tenders for Bouth Privileges
'render': will he Pec, ived by the under+ig, ed
np to Werbt -cans rrtemher 1nth, for It. 111
Privileges et tIrn=srt- I''nit Fair on 1k,1 7th.
U. 31. >Ltt'TA VISE,
Seeretary.
TI -1E FOURTH ANNUAL
kj;i ,a
N� f
OF- HURON COUNTY
PLOWMAN'S ASSOCIATION
Will be held on the Farms of Henry Timm and
and Percy Coupland
Lots 22 & 24, Coam. 0, Turnberry
Just North of the Village of Wroxeter
Thursday, + Iet'.eber 20th
.if
$350.00 in Cash Prizes
CLASS 1—With high cut plows, in sod, Free-for-all.
CLASS 2 --General Purpose, wooden handled plows, in sod,
Free -for all. Skimmers barred. Cut allowed.
CLASS 3—Men from 19 to 25 years, with general purpose
plows, in sod, with skimmers.
CLASS 4 --Boys, 10 and under 19 years, in sod. Skimmers
allowed.
CLASS 5—Boys, under 16 years, in stubble, with Skimmers.
ed.
CLASS d—Single Riding Plows in sod. Free-for-all.
Skimmers allowed
CLASS 7 --Tractors, open to men owning Tractors in the
County.
Class 3—Heavy Tractors, with 3 furrow prows, 12" bottom
in sod.
Entries must be received by Sec.-Treas. by Oct. 14th
Special Prizes
Splendid list of Special Prizes, as yet incomplete, will be
announced later.
Rules and Regulations
Competition open to Ontario.
Amount of land to plow, left for Committee to decide.
Teams to be on grounds at 9 a.m. to start plowing at 9.30,
Finish to be made at 4 p.
Average depth of furrow 6 inches. No tidhapilag of furrow
after 2 rounds on crown,
Judges' decision to be final
No shifting of stakes after start is made.
Each Plowman allowed one helper only,
All crowns to be finished before lunch.
Plowmen to Gee 6 rounds on crown.
Piloas to be paid on ground before leaving.
;Entrance fee, 51.00, except in Claes 5.
Directors to be on grounds at 9 a.m,, wearing official badges:
All General Purpoe•e Plows must have plane irons, neo cut,
either Coulter or abler. 1;
RULES WILL BE STRICTLY OBSERVED
PRIZES --There will bo 4 prizes in each class viz.—$15.00
�I12.00; 510,00 and $•9,00—either Bash or its value. 'Itractor
s — rite 520.00;,
Class Prizes $18.00, $15.00 and 510.00,
There willbe a booth on grounds where .plowmen can buy
lunch.
For Further Particulars write —L. I.. CARDIFF, Secretary-
Treasurer,
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Treasurer, Brussels, Ont. ' 4ar y
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