The Clinton News Record, 1928-03-29, Page 4A!"
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StartingSa day, Marc
Se our bill for full Particulars •
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We Sell Right Because We Buy•Right
0 OPE;R,,,
CILSI\1:1'ON
heilut kr:IVIanning
Pianos
Three 'More Carloads for
The West.,
'3[ow about Treating Yourself
to a New Piano.
This Spring?
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T. J. McNEIL
Clinton's Musical Instrument Representative.
Always at Your Service Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton
Eggs Cream Poultry
WE RECOGNIZEQUALITY
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and
DISTRIBUTE THE .CASFL ACCORDINGLY
at
CLINTON CREAMERY, CLINTON PHONE 145
SEAFORTH BRANCH, SEAFORTH PRONE 162
CLINTON BRANCH,- CLINTON, ONTARIO
PHONE 190
Gunn, Langlois & Co., Limited
HEAD OFFICE — -MONTREAL, QUE.
NEW ASSORTMENT OF LILLIES, FLOWERING PLANTS
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. • , CUT FLOWERS
STORE FOR EASTER '
E - L. Mitten's, Huron Street.
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL fith and 7th,
GREENHOUSE AS USUAL
VISITORS TO FAIR WELCOME
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Store Plitine 213j
Greenhouse Phone 66j
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AUCTION SALES
Auction Sale .
Of Farra Stock and Implements, at
lot 20, concession 16, Goderich Tp.,
2 miles north west (..if Clinton on
• Friday, March 30th, at 1 o'clock;
1 sherp the following.;
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HORSES ---Grey Percher= team,
3 years," well broken; heavy
horse, 9 years old; heavy rnare, aged;
lack driver,, 9 years old, quiet and.
TOiable, single or double. CATTLE
--Cow, 4 years old, do to freshen
Aug; 27th; cow, 5 years old, due to
freshen August, 29; cow, years old,
due to freshen. Nov. 10,; cow,
8 yeare
Old, freshened two weeks; 2cows, 9
yeaes old, farrow, milking well; 2
leifere, rasing yea, 'M calf; 2 2 -
Tear -old heifers; 1 2 -year-old steer;
2 1 -year -ofd heifers; 4 Polled Angus
talvds. PIGS -10 store hogs. POUL-
TRYT--About 76 Barred Rock pullote
and year old hens. •Good Collie dog,
1, -yeuir old. IlVIPLEIVrENTS—Mas.
tesy-IlArris binder, 6 ft. egt; Deering
:newer, 6 L. ant; 12 -hoe, seed, drill;
steel land rollet; - set diamond har-
roWs; Verity walking. plow; Bain
wagen with 2 sets wheels; set 1VIani-
toba bob sleighs; wood eack; wagon
box; stock' rack; 'gravel box; 15 ft,
rack;, set scales; .Cenning mill; sad-
fler; steel tire buggy; cutter; cutting
box; No. 12 De„•Leval ceeain sepera-
tor, nearly new; Daisy Chinni; wood
cook stove; °set, log tongs; wheel
baerow; set .eloeble ' breeching hare
nese; set, prow havness; set single
harness; 'steel scrapere sap kettle;
25 sap buckets; quantity 02 mixed
hay; chains; forks; whiffletrees and
rother articles, • HOUSEHOLD El%
FECTS—Linoleum, 12)116,/e ft; kit.
cher: table; 2 heeding, lamps and
nureerous other article.
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Terms:--Poulte:y and all sumof
33.0.00 ancl tinder, cash; over that
amount, 8 menthe' credit will be giv-
en en farniehing bankable paper or a
discount of 4 percent., straight allow-
ed for cash MI credit amounts.
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Evevything to be Sold as propriet-
or hee disposed of.•his farm. .•-•
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John Te McKnight, Proprietor, G.
13. Bindle •Atictioneer.
lot 21 eoi 11 fflflett 4one lnll0
attriosdae
addlie,Drafternarerfaggele•Tiraft;;Mare,;
fdal:•;.e.,PATTLE',-•••;'eeCo*,4 years old
o1d due to 2ei May 5t11;'_;!-,OoWiee/
• years.: old 20the
e•owe'§irvilivfQ4, 4et frehei Jun
1st; ••• •::ei0Oisi • g' 'Y.e4r1i,•01.01.$ • .ft'5eeis,•'•••4
:Year;`'eldL 2'd'rk.:q•e):1"e•I'; ',heifer; '1.'..yeiee
pld;;:,;"2 spring ir•ealvea, 4taiiii
"IMPL/EMP.Xt
•14ii*iet';.,7:4:01/t/cX4eee5J'XIJetrrie'r'lif
'ft .20;"160r-'44r?*!:Oia11114
ePreederfi •ii0jeljiader; steel land, rol,'
lere;fraing 2000
lb. o'°1,4aPi.lti;1
;;•4115rt' aP.
$00 bushel ,Boxiner .seed eatse, quantity
"efreiXett.„.firaiii.,..'. •
Everything to be. diSpeadd :'.6f." as
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suns Of $19.. 00, and
tinder 'cash.: over .that' amount 12
credit • will • be given' o fur,
nishing'.aleproVed'; ?joint . notes or a
:discount •Of 5 :percent., alleived foe
cashon. credit Omoiente. • Janies, End-.
dell; Freprietor,., Anee
• teeneer •
• 54-2
-Auction •Sale of. Farm Stools
At- Lot $2, Maitland condession,
mile north of- Holthesuillp on Meeday,
2ncl, nt 1, o'clock sharp COTISiS-
ting of 'the' following:
Aged mare' .:in foal. /•CATTLE—
cdvr freshened Feb. 14thee-red cow,
'due to freshen Apr.' 16; choice black
cow, due to freshen time of sale; 4
Herefords, .rising 1 :year; calf, six
weeks old;•about .70 hens and plillets;
TMPLEMENTS—Deering binder, 7 ft
cut, nearly new; 1VIeCorrniek mower,
6 ft, cut; steel roller; cutivatoe; Kau-
,sey-Harris drill; ;113,,, loader; horse
rake; walking plow; 2 furrow plow;
set 4 section harrowe; scaffler; steel
tire top buggy; cutter; wagon, With
box and spring, seat; 2 set bob seighs;
haprack; wood; rack; graVel box;
stock rack; fanning mill;_ .20 ft. 1
inch rope; •seteslings;• set double har-
ness; set single harness; grindstone;
circular saw; Empire cream sepera,
tor; quantity -of red elm, suitable for
hay rack; about 22 feet belting, 6
inch wide; weigh beam; pea harves-
ter; crow bar; hay knife; 2 sets
whiffletreese quantity of rock elm
plank; chains; neckyokes and numer-
ous other articles.
Terms: ---Poultry and all sums of
$10.00 and under, cash; over that
amount, 6 months' credit will be giv-
en- on furnishing bankable paper or a
discount of 4 'percent, straight allow-
ed for cash on credit amounts.
Everything to be sold as the pro-
prietor has renteclehis
Gee. E. Tebbutt, 'Proprietor, Geo, IL
Elliott, Auctioneer,
• Auction Salo •
Cf farm stock and implemetts at
lot 22, =0.'7, Goderich township, on
Tuesday, April 8rd, at 1 o'clock con-
sisting of the following:
LIVE STOCIC-2 good work horses
12 head of good grass cattle; 11 store
hogs; 35 pullets; 2 turkeys. IM-
PLEALENTS—Rubber tire top buggy;
Portland . cutter; cultivator; hum
wagon; -walking plow; riding plow;
Massey -Harris mower; scuffler; set
of 'scale, 2000' lbs. eapocity; set of
scales, 800 ib capacity; =Silage box,
13 inch with pipes; 80 ft. of good
sling tight belt, 7 inch; set of 3- sec-
tion • harrows; • democrat; Ford .toure
ing car; power horSe-- and sheep
clipping machine, with attaehment;
eteam separator; milk caneequan
tity of potatoes;- quantity of -Mar-
quis , wheat, *quantity • :et levhite
blossom sweet , clover;
quantity of, yellew-bleserom 'sweet
clover seed; whiffletreds; forks,
chains and numerous other article's
Everything to be sold as proprietor
has disposed of his ferm. Terins:—
Wheat„ Clover, seed and all sums of
$10.00 and Under, cash; over that a-
mount 8 months' credit will be giyen
on furnishing approved joint notes or
a discount of 4 percent, straight, al-
lowed for cash on credit. amounts
Richard Bond, Promietore George IL
Elliett,‘Auetioneer. - 55-1.
• Auctien Sale
Of -farm stock et Gus.,-13isback'e
fnrni. on Boyfield road, •4 miles west
of Clinton, on Saturday, March 31st,
at 1.30' o'clock, sharp, consistine: of
the following:
HORSES—Heavy draft Percheron
horse, rising 4 yrs; General Purpost
Bay horse, aged. CATTLE -3 Pol.
led -Angus heifers, due to freelien
time of sale; 2 farrow cows; 3 steers,
rising 2 years; 9 yearling heifers; 2.
choice calves, 9 months old. SHEEP
—22 good theep. PIGS -3 'young
sows, due May lst; 2 store hogs, a-
bout 100 lbe, eel:, GRAIN, ETC. -
10 MU. Alsike clover, Government
tested and -graded, choice seed; 4 hue,
Alsack and Timothy seed, mixed;
60 bus. Yellow -blossomed sweet clov-
er seed; 10 bus. wliite blossomed
sweet clover seed; Star Sedan car in
good running order. Terms: 7
menthe credit will be' given on fur-
nishing approved bankable notes or a
discount of 4 percent. straight allowed
for cash. No outside stock and no
reserve, Gustave Bisback , Proprie-
tor, Geo, IL -Elliott, Auctioneer, '
- • 55-1.
Administrators' Sale
Of Farm. Stock and ImpleIne0e„
The adminfetrators layer instructed'
the undersidhed to sell by public atm -
tion at Lot 43, Lonclen Road, 1'A miles
south of CU:Ito:Von Saturday, April
7th at 1.00 o'cloek Sharp the f allow -
8 good 'livery horses; suitable for
farm work; Set -team harness; eengle
harness"; several good horse collars:
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open buggy, steel tire; top Middy,.
steel lire; Maseey-ILarris binder, .7:
ft. cut; Massey -Harris steel tarke••
Frost and Wood mower, 6 ft. met; 8
drum steel roller; cultivator; • disk
harrow; hay tedder; Maesey-Hatris
seed drill; set, 4 hectionliarrows; ein;
die 'wended plow). double walking'
plow; farm wagon; heY rack; gravel
boxe'stock rack; set light pleighs and
box; set bob-elghe; Clinton finning
'la-kettie0;
*4'44911.ttit'41b6.1a01;rti::•gle4..'4114-0:: ..01111.11:t;';'"e'
.•4#ailtitieeOtliimi*fc Whiffld-'
tfeekliid''./11ifidOrien0.?1therearticles.
Everything te•be:SOrd;IM•Order,-th Wind,
P81m5 All sdnw o$ L0 00 and un
thet,40-10t01.t.
lee :given e'en..
bankable i4r- or ei-diedtunt Of •
1I/L.:'encle2,-.M.elili,
'410/Ved.Tor
hqtt;AdediniSbetters,,..L' Ellbtt
•.` - " 55-2;
iil,1;••".ancl$cafeltit.‘014• Otigin-*aa;•-e04,'
LY. onth' joh; Onfiproxiiieeil to attend
ig•II-Ait,1,1.r:O'fitlitst!:qas..,P•'; • ••',
klIelmeS
AiSa- P•4•:e'Eti7,134#101. 2•-:, • •
•• That ....big' Liurolie
ed-the"ceffee, as Per":ndieile and it as
unaniMotielY,' earried that eie -Was the
''Bert, McCeetli•'it, about.
thud we: were rtinning• re.Hureln Old;
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141111QN 0D BOYS 01' TORONTO
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The Huron 41/1d ,Boys' Association
of Toronto, ,held o. very suceessfui
euehre and bridge Hygeia Hall,
Elm St., on -Friday evening: last. The
weather was all; that,eould be desired
.and the ideal 11 w rowded o cap-
acity, sonte 60 tables being required
to accomodate the Euchre and Bridge
players.,
Very valuable prizes were awarded
to' the successful cOntestants aritl the
-dames were carried out with' military
precision, under the able supervision
of Birs. H. B. Stowe,
-After the.gaines,,delicious refresh-
ments were- served , that could not '
but satisfy the Most fastidious, and
hew could it be otherwise, when•this
part, .02. the -entertaininent -wag-under!
the direction of Mrs. D, Thompson.
After the rrofreshments, a number '
of old-time, dances were.indulged in,
with Mr, Bort MeCreath as' floor'
manager,
The. foltrwing wee some of those
in attendaneeee- "
My, and Mrs. R. C. King; 1V1r. and
Mrs. J. A. McLaren; Mr• and .Mts. B.
H. illeCreath; aid Mrs. E. Floe -
dye Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Pringle; -Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Stowe; Mr. and Mrs,
D. Thompson; Mr, and Mrs. H. L
Morrish and the Misses Morrish; Mr.
and ACTS, G. C. Young; Mr. and Mrs,
N. B. Cobleledick and the Misses Cob-
bledick; Mee and Mrs. S. L. Scott;
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac IL Brown; Mr.
and Mr. W. 'Morris; Mr. and Mrs. W.
F. Cantelon; Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Cracknell; Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hill;
Mr. and Mrs. W. Crultsliank; Mr. and
Mrs. J. Lamonby; Mx. and 1VIrs. H.
Hamilton; Mr, and Mrs. R. H. Mode -
land; Mr. and les. W. Turney; G. C,
and Mrs, G. Cocherline;'MT. and 'errs.
W. Powell; Mr. G. A. Newton and
Miss Newton; Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Hod-
gins and Mrs. DeLacey, Seaforth; Mr.
and Mrs, 0, M. Johnston; Mr. and
Mrs. •P. E,„ Claricson; Mr. R. Holmes;
Mr. John Robertson; Mr. R. S. Shep-
pard; Mr. R. A. Dundas; Mr. J. P
Bell; Mr. John Netterfield; Mr, S. A.
Dundas; Mr. Len. Wallacee-Mr, F. B.
Holmes; Mr, H. Reed; Mr. 11. T. Ir-
win, Thornhill; Mrs. B. Sis-
ley and Miss Sisley; Mrs. A.
Campbell and Miss Campbell; Mrs.
Sneyd., Goderich; Mrs. W. Meek, Sut-
ton West; Mrs, C. Hutchinson; Mrs,
Pearl Hissey; Mrs, G. Irwin; IVIrs,
Blacleader; Mrs. F. Dunlop; Mrs,
Milne; Mrs. Hatch; Miss Lily Pear-
son; Miss Fannie Paterson; Miss 51.
F. Whyte; Miss F. Newhall, Richmond
Hill; Miss. M. Phillips; Miss Mary
McGregor; Miss Hazel Little; Miss
V. licCutcheen; Miss Billbel Bell and
many others whose names could not
be obtained,
MANINISOMIIM41111110.91111MMINIIIMIO
Boy foe; 1VIayor of the City,
Len. Wallace,' Secretary ;of the'
Weocibridge Fair was an intereateel
• Miss Lily ' Paterson, ' Convener of
the Visitation Chremittee, and' one O2.
the live WiTOS, of the Areseeiation,
brought a 'contingent of' 25 ex-Wing-
harnites.
'What Thdy are SaYing
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ta'ITter.Lethrre3rirlenadinOgld' placeinTruoilreetnitls
evFlintusr—.President willIClima thei':78'
just enough 'of us--Seeretary Fleetly,
I am a free nigger now,, and will,
have lots of Vane to attend the Old
Boysl--telet. Holmes", ,
tliis was. only a Liberal organia,
mtioene,tewaetb.could carr'y the City. -Bel
• Looks like 'a crowd at Woodbriadt
Pairs -Lel. Wallace. 4 -
Men and women of Huron, I am.
Proud of you.—J. A. 1VIeLaren. „reee
len-sorry I mised it.—Walter Buckl:
anan. -
Wait till yen' see me at the picnic
en the First Saturday in Jnne.—G.
A. Newton.
This show is getting bigger and
bigfrer every year. W. F. Cantelon.,
This is a 'record breaker in,
Euchre, Parties.—Trosurer Robert-
son,
QUEERING THE -GAME
The Rain -falls alike on the just and
unjust, but P50 Seattle Times objects
thet too often the unjust purloins the,
just's umbrella.—Christian Evangdp.
ist. • -
Re. -roof thisYearwith
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Low in initial cost...comes in
big sheets --easy and quick to
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of property. Made of famous
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sheets. Give size of roof for free
estimate. Write to:
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61011 SPr1u Show
Competitions --• Prizes
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Fiddler, 25 to 55 inclusive , , , ,..:.. , .:.... , .... , ..„' 7 5 3
Fiddlers over 55-lears of age . , .. • „. • . , . ,....... 37 • 35 33
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• ieg Tiddlers- will, . t . ...., ,. .
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'::••-:'''''''''' '- '''--;" : 'ArtliiiiSs-eii,•60be No° extra 6 'Urge el
Prize Pct'sir the Spriiig Shove may be obtained from the
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John Macfarlane, President, Geo. H. Elliott, Secretary,
PRIZE LIST
REGULATIONS
I. ..A.11 entries. Must be in the hands of the secretary at 12 o'clock
,noon,•April 515.'
. All -stock 'exhibited must be the bona fide property of the
., •
3. 'Judging to Irekin at one o'clock shar.
14-; Membership fee 15'31.00. ° •
'ek .211 prize wInnergdfl have' 31..leduct4d froM their earnings for
• memberehip for 1929;' ;; .
• No'priitests, No appeals allOwed. • .
- In the absence of competition in any class, or if the stock shown
be of inferior quality, or unsound, the judges will award such
'prizes as they think the animal deserves.
8. All Stallions and Pure Bred Stock must be registered or eligible
for registration.
9. The Association shall not be liable for any loss to an exhibitor
occasioned by fire, accident, negligence of other exhibitors or
officials or otherwise. This shall be a condition of the entry,
10. E„xhibitors shall, if required by the Directors, make a statutory
declaration that the article exhibited by them is exhibited in
accordance with the rules and regulations of the Association. In
case of refusal all prizes shall be forfeited.
11. All cheques not persented by September lst, 1928, will not be
honored.
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HEAVY HORSES
Judging will commence at 1 o'clock in order below mentioned,
. Separate judges for heavy and light horses,
CLYDESDALE
1. Stallion, „3 years and over $15 $10 $5
. 2. Stallion, under 3 years . 7 6 3
PERCHERONS
3. Stallion, 3 years and. over 10 6 3
4: Stallion, under 3 years . . ,_. e, 6 4 2
HEAVY DRAUGHT
5. Brood mare, 3 years and over 12 8 6 3
6. Filly or Gelding, 3 years and ever 10 8 6 3
7. Filly or Gelding, 2 years and under 3 5 3 2
8. Filly or Gelding, 1 year and under 2 4 3 1
9. Korse, Colt or 'Filly, under 1 year 3 2 1
10. Team in Harness . 25 18 10
11. Sweepstakes .
AGRICULTURAL
12. Brood Marc, 3 years and over • 12 .. 8 6 3
13. Filly or Gelding, 3 years and over • 10 8 6 4-3
14. Filly or Gelding, 2 years and under 3 .•,. ...... 5 3 2
15.Filly or Gelding, 1 year mid under 2 .. . . 4 3 1
16.. Horse Colt or Filly, under 1 year .....-- ..,.... 3 2 1
17. Team in I-Iorness . • ' ' 25 18 10 6
18. Sweepstakes e .
'GENERAL PURPOSE ' .
19. Brood Mare, 3 years and over " 6 4 2 -
20. Filly or Gelding, 3 years and over •... ,' 6 4 2
21. Team in Harness . . 18 12 8 5
• lst in class 1, Donated by S. Se Cooper,.
1st in class 13 donated'by Robt. Lamont r '
1et in class 6 donated by NV. G. Medd, TIL.P.P.,
LIGHT HORSES ' '
22. Stallion, standard bred trotter 5 .4 2
23. Stallion, Standard bred pacer 6 4 2
24. Carriage horse in harness . , 6 5 4 3
25., Roadster in harness . 7.50 5 4 3
26. Carriage team in harness . 7 5 3
27. Roadster team in harness . 7 6 3
28. Best Gentleman's Turnout , 6 4 3
29. Sweepstakes . Ribbon
Age in all classes to be considered. Age to date from January
1st. Brood mares must be in foal or have raised a goal.
. ist in Class 22—Goods, donated' by W. Counter.
1st in Class 25—Hat, donated by Morrish Clothing Co,
2rid in Class 25—Donated'by Sutter & Perdue,
CANTLE .
SHORTHORNS
30. Bull, 2 years or over • 5 4 3
31. Bulr, under 2 years . 5 4 3
32. Cow, 3 Years and over , 5 3 2
, 83. Heifer, 2 years:, .
34. 'Heifer, 1 year . . 5 3 2
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5 3 2
HEREFORDS
35. Bull, 2 years and over 5 3
36, Bitn, under 2 years 5 3
37. Cow, 3 years and over ,, 5 3
38. Reifer,,..yelder 3 years . „. ............... 5 3
- POLLED ANGUS
39: Bull, 2 years or over . .. ........ ;. . 5 3
40,. Bull, 1 year . ,1 .. . ... .... . . 5. 3
• 41. Cow, S years and over .
42. Heifer, under 8 years 5 3
43. Sweepstakes Bull—Shorthorn, Aberdeen Angus or Hereford.
44. Best Herd, male and 3 females . 5
:DAIRY CATTLE
45.. Dairy Cow, any age, any breed 10 6 4 3
46. Dairy Heifer, under -2 years . 7 5 • 3
Cattle date fie= January 1.st. No cattle allowed to compete
fox more than one prize except in best herd.
let prize in Class -M-35.00 worth of meat, donated by Connell
and Tyndall. „ •
Prizes in Class. 34-310.00 in goods, donated by Lobb's Grocery.
lst prize in Class 45-310.00, donated by . Royal Bank and
Bank of Montrol.
2nd prize in class 46, donated by Clinton CreanterY, •
47, Clinton Branch of the U. F. 0: gives $15 for the best 3 Heavy
•••• Di:alight, Agricultural or General Purpose horses, (stallions
• barred) any age in. halter, and 'need noe be the property of one
man, but must be owned in the township. No competition un-
less two or More townships are represented.
48. Gunn, Langlois & Go, gives 310fee the best matched team in
harness, any color. • • ;
49. N. W, Teeveartha, ex-M.L.A., gives .310 to the team coming
- • greatest distance. . e •
50. For Lady Drivel's who have net Won prizes before'35, 33, 31.
51. Best Lady Drivers who have won prizes before, 35, $3, $1.
52. Best team sired by Percheron Stallion or Stallions 310, donated
by L. Roixeseau. • '
53. Horse judging competition for boys under 16 years of age. No
'entry fed, 35, 33, 32. To take place at 1.30 sharp.
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54. Beef cattle judging competition for boys under 1670075 of age,
33, 32. No entry_ gee. Donated.by a frieml.
1st prize in. Class 6e -Spoon set, donated' by W. H, Hellyar,
• lstprize i lbass 50•L•.-, Umbrella; donated by 2. A, Irwin.
2nd' rriie .tri Class 51e -Donated by R. H. Johnson. ,
••,j3rizes' , Plass 53 WeeThes. McMillan, M.P. '
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