The Seaforth News, 1940-09-26, Page 7THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1940
Pym. Exetor, A. II. Warner & Sone;
boar, Hader one year, A. H. Warner
Exeter Fall Fair
d tiln4
and 3rd; sow, one year,. A. H. Warm
er and 3rtl, George Link, Dashwood
211d; sow under one yeer, A. H. War
ner and 2nd, Percy Passmore, 3rd,
Ta inwortli-
Boar, two years, E. J, Pym; boar.
under one year, 11 .6. Pym and 2nd;
sow, two years, Russell Manson;
HORSES
Agricultural --
Mare, A. J. Fletcher, Ilderton;
Wm. Hamilton & Sons, Cromarty; k.
J. Pletcher; filly or gelding, 3 years,
Wm. .6, Dale, Clinton; A. .T. .Fletcher,
BoWdeu, Centralia, filly or geld-
ing, 2 years, J. E. Falconer, Dublin;
Robt. Hamilton, Cromarty, Wm. J.
Dale; filly or gelding, 1 year, Wirt. J.
Dale. A. J. Fletcher; team, J. E. Pal-
coner, Wm. J. Dale; diploma, 3. E.
Falconer.
TIiE SEAFORTH NEWS
Flogarth. Rhode island Greenings,
McOlymont, Varna.
Northern Spies, F. ivIctilyniont.
Golden Russets, F. McOlymont.
Baldwins, Victor Hogarth, Exeter.
Pippins, te. Moillymont, Mrs. Gord-
on MeNair, Clandeboye, King of
Tompkins, F. MeOlymont.
Ben Davis, F. MnClymont, Ontario,
F. McClymont. Wealthy, F. McCly-
mont, W. M. Henry, Belgrave.
Duchess of Oldenbarg, F. MeCly-
sow, one year, Russell Manson; sow rriont,-Mrs. Clayton Sims, Crediton.
Talman Sweet, F. McCiymont.
under one year, E. J. Pym and and.
Bacon Type- Pears -
Pair bacon type, any breed, Nelson Fall pears, F. McClymont.
Stanlake, Wm. Ellerington, Enter Clapp's Favorite, F. McClymont
and 3rd. Canada Packere special, sow Jacob Battler. Louise Bonnie de Ser -
any breed, A. H. Warner & Sons. ley, 10. IVfeClymont. Bateau Anjou, J.
Geo. Hawkins special, Geo, Link. Battler. Bartlett, F. McClymont, Mrs.
H. C. Rivers special, Wm, Mitring. Clayton Sims.
Peaches -
Late Crawford, Mrs. Garnet
Hensel Any variety, Mrs.
Fuss, Zurich,
Heavy Draft- ton. Alex Rhode special, pen 3 bacon
Mare, Cecil Rowe, Exeter; foal, R. hogs, Wm Ellerington, Maurice
Hamilton, Wm. J. Dale, Cecil Rowe; Coates, Centralia, 3rd Nelson Stan -
filly or gelding, 3 years, Matt ThemP• lake, 4th Wm. Ellerington.
son, Hensall; J. E. Falconer; filly or Judge, G. W. Miners.
gelding, 2 years, J. E. Falconer, Wm, Call club, Ross Coates, Sack Coates
Hamilton & Sons; filly or gelding. 1 Gordon johas, Ellis Northcott, Edwin
year, Wm. 3. Dale; team, A. J. 16101- weer:
eher, 3, E. Falconer; diploma, J. 16.
GRAIN AND SEEDS
Palconer.
Wagon Horses- Fall wheat, white, Jacob Battier, Zito
Mare, M. E. Hooper & Son. St.
Marys, Russell Manson, Zurich; ea, lett, Kenneth G. Wood. Thorndale;
, E. fall wheatered, H. A. Fuss, Zurich;
iner RestemeyerDashwood; foal,
Restemeyer, Art Weber, Dashwood sndag wheat. Wmd. Mrs' °mar
CellningnaM, Clandeboye,
M. 16. Hooper & Sons; filly or geld- Barley, Mrs. John Quinlivan, Exa
lug, 3 yeare, James Blair; fitly or
gelding. mrs, Da. 16. Hooper & ter. Buoltwheat, K. G. Wood.
White oats, J. Battler, K. G. Wood.
Sons; filly or gelding, 1 year, Bruce Timothy seed., H. A. Fuse, Mrs. 0.
Koehler. Hensall, Russell Manson; Hooper & gt,.titinnilitvigahneuxt.,,ner w.‘rosatecied. Mrs. John Henry. Mr,. Deters; collection of
tarts, W. M. Henry, Mrs. c 000101,
Son and 2nd and 3ril; pair wagon "4'
horsee iu harness and earriage. Geo, pGeas,w1Cooetin Cl. Wood, small ham; deueennts. W. M. Henry. Mies.
Pete: ,')''int pnffs. W. M. Heery
J. Thiel, Zurich; diploma. George ,1.
Thiel. Malthig bilrley. J. Battlin., Mrs. J. Mts. canningliam; cup f M
ee
Qui
Percheron or BeigMti- nLt in n o
. Erbaats. K. G. Wood Dome-% W. Henry, emitM
s -los, rs.
George Link. Dashwreal, Prink Hicks femme, Mrs, Cunningham; shortinetad,
Marc, James Blair : tti,lI. Jame,
Blair; filly or glding, years, James "
e
Blair; filly or gelding. 2 yea fs. POULTRY
Fisher, Exeter; filly or gelding, 1
year, James Blitir. Diploma, .I. Mar. Liebt Brahnots, c; Kenneth 0,
Roadsters- `.V0011, Thorndale. Preeton Dearing.;
Mare, Roller; Tinsley & son; teal, t•• e, 0. A.
Russell Nlaosou. NI. E. lloopor. Rob/dd. Kenneth U. Wood; p. K. G. Wood ,
Tinney & Son; filly 1)1 gehliag, 'nil Dark Brahmas-h, G, •"'"11 orange Pols, Mrs.
Archie Devie, Mrs. Doupe; light fruit
years, Inc Hedging, Lucan; filly or Wood: 1/, K. G. Wood. •cake, Mrs. G. Deters, Mrs. Theme.
gelding, 2 years, Russellnm':
MeeCochins. h. Oil, p. Ken G. Wood.
Dark fruit peke., .larob Battler, Mrs.
11l1y or gelding 1 'ear. James Blair. Silver 0r/Or Dorkings-h. John leo-
McNair; apple pie, Mrs. Deters. W.
M. Henry; ronin pie. Nine Dators, W.
M. Henry; pumpkin pie. Mrs. Quin -
liven, Mrs. Deters; lemon pie J.
Battler, Mrs. femme.
W. E. Middleton special, tea bis -
suits. Mrs. Daters, Mrs. 0. Cunning-
ham.
Home -Canned Products -
Canned grapes, Mrs. Cunningham.
Canned Strawberries, ;Ars. Dearing,
Mrs. Cunningham; canned raspber-
ries, Mrs. (Innningharn. Mrs. Dearing.
Canned pears, Miss P1110, Mrs. Cun-
ningham; canned peaches, Eva Pen-
rose, Exeter, Mrs. Ewalt Pym, Exe-
ter; canned cherries, Mrs. Cunning-
ham, Mrs. Dearing; canned plums, J.
Battler, Fred McClymont. Varna.
Canned tomatoes, Mrs. Dearing.
Dare. Cunningham; canned corn, Mrs.
Dearing, Mrs, Cunningham; canned
peas, Mrs. Quinlivan, M rs. Calming -
ham; canned string beans. MI's. Dear-
ing, Mrs. H. A. Fuss, Zurich.
Canned totnate juice, Cecil Rowe
Exeter. Eva Penrose.
Apple 1011Y, Mrs, Cunningham, Mrs
Doupe, red current jelly, Mrs. Cum
ninghttm, Cecil Rowe; grape -fruit
marmalade, Mrs. Cunningham. Mrs.
W. H. Dearing; orange marmalade
Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs, Dearing.
Any conserve, Mrs. Cunningham, P.
Meelymont. Mustard pickle. le. Mc.
Clyniont, Mrs. G. McNair; pickled
onions, Mrs. G. McNair, Mrs. Cunning-
ham; pickled cucumbers, Mrs. Cun-
ningham, Miss Pfile. Tomato catsup.
S. Battler, E. McClymont; chili sauce,
Mrs, Cunningham, F. Mallymont.
Pepper relish, F. McClymont, Mrs
McNair; canned chicken, F. Maly.
raont. Mrs. Cunningham; canned
beef, Cecil Rowe, J. Battler; canned
sausage, J. Battler, Cecil Rowe.
Honey, Maple Syrup, Candy -
Honey, light, Mrs. John Dalrymple
Cromarty, Mrs. Ewart Pyin; honey
amber, W. M. Henry; honey in see.
tions, Mrs. J. Dalrymple.
Maple syrup, Mrs. J. Dalrymple
W. M. Henry.
Chocolate fudge, Mrs. Cunningham
Mrs. Clayton Sims, Crediton; divinity
fudge, Mrs. G. Daters, J. Battler.
Southcott special, Mrs. G. Daters.
Meats, Salads. etc. -
Cured ham, a A. Fuss, Mrs. Sims
Cured meats, H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Sims
Fancy salad, Mrs. Daters, Mrs
Cunningham: fruit salads, Mrs. J.
Quinlivan; supper dish, Mrs. Cun-
ningham; dessert dish, Mrs. Gordon
McNair; salad dressing, Mrs. 0
Sims, Mrs, E. Pra-
Dairy Products -
Butter, salted, Mrs. Wilfred Doupe
Kirkton, and special, 2nd F. Many
mont; dairy butter, Mrs. Omar Cun-
ningham, Clandeboye, F. McClymont
Butter, rolls or prints, H. A. Fuss
Zurich, F. McClymont; butter for
table use, J. Battler, M rs. C. Sims.
VEGETABLES
Daters,
H. A.
DOMESTIC
Judge -Mrs. Win. Consitt.
Bread, white, Mrs. Omar Cunniag-
ham, Clandeboye, 1VIrs, W. H. Dear-
ing, Exeter; bread, brown, Mrs. Wil-
fred Doupe, Kirkton, Mrs, W. H.
Dearing. Rolls, Mrs. W. 66. Dearing.
Mrs. John Quinlivan, Exeter.
Fancy rolls, W. M. Henry, 1301.
grave, Mrs, Doupe. Buns, W, H. Dear-
ing, Mes. Doupe. Tea biscuits. Mrs.
Garnet Deters, Hensall, Mre. 0. (Inn-
ningliarn; sandwiches. Mre. Donee
Miss Pearl Nilo. Zurich; tarts, W. M.
Mrs. Archie Davis, Exeter, Wm. M.
Hoary': angel (aloe. Mrs, Cunt:in:eh ani.
Mrs. Gordon McNair. Clandeboy
layor cals.!. Mrs. 1)01tp,.. W.
1-6 feeteirie eliss Arm:trot:a seecial.
light calt,-/, Mrs. Cunningham.
chocolat/ 'cite... W. M. 11ent7. Mrs.
Vern Halos. and 3rd; single roadster
In harness. Veit Hales, Hudgins &
Morrisey, Clandeboy,,; three best
roadsters, Vera Hates.
Lady driver, Mrs. Ross Chapman.
Farmer's outfit in harness 4.8000(0
special), M. E. Hooper & eon, Vern
Holes, Hedging & Morrisey.
T. Eaton Co. special for foal. Win.
Hamilton & Son.
• Judge -W. S. Steadman.
CATTLE
Shorthorn --
Clow, Wm. Oestricher, Crediton. and
2nd; heifer, 2 years, Wm. Oestricher
and 2nd, Ernest J. Pym, Exeter;
heifer, 1 year, Wtn. Oestrieher and
2nd; heifer calf. Wm. Oestrkter and
2nd; bull calf, Wni. Oestricher and
Bruen J. Pym; buil, one year.
Wm. Oestricher and bit; bull, two
years, Wm. Oestrieher; diPlollia. W.
Oestrieher,
Ontario Shorthorn Association spec.
ial, Wm. Otestrieher. E. J. Pyiu.
Herefords -
Cow, Howard Wright. CrotnatrY:
W. S. O'Neil, Denfteld; heifer, two
years, IL Wright, NV, S. O'Neil; hell -
ter, 1 year, w. S. O'Neil and lind, H.
Wright; heifer calf, W. S. O'Neil and
IL Wright; bull valf, H. Wright
tv, 8, ()Weil; bull, one year, IN. S.
O'Neil and lind. H. Wright; bull, two
Years. IL Wright, W. el. O'Neil;
Ionia, H. Wright.
Polled Angus -
All classes. P. G. Todd, Lucknow.
Dairy Breed -
Cow, two-year-old heifer anti 1 -year
old heifer. Ward Hodgins & Son,
Clandeboye; heifer calf and bull calf,
Ward Hodgins & Son, and 2nd.
Grades -
Cow, Newton Hall, Ilderton, anil
2nd; heifer, 2 years, Newton Hall;
1 -year-old heifer, 2 -year-old steer. 1.
Year-old ;steer. buteher steers and
butcher heifers, Newton Hall.
Tram -Lair special, F. G. Todd.
Exeter Creamery special, Ward
Hodgins & Son. Linclenlield special.
W. S. O'Neil, H. Wright.
Baby Beef Competition-
Usborne Township special, Richard
Etherington, Hensall, and 2nd, Maur.
lee Coates, Centralia, and 4th, C.
Johns. Agricultural Society special
for baby beef. F. G. Toad, W. S.
O'Neil, Newton Hall, F. G. Todd.
Dr. Steiner special, H. Wright.
Judge -J. A, Brown.
SHEEP
clients. Zurieh. Orland Battler, Zur-
ich; c, 0. Battler; ckl. ,Tolut Knch-
ems, 0, Battler. te Battler, Kochems.
Buff Orpingtons, h. John Koehems
Kenneth Q. Wood; p, 0. Battler; chi
O. Battler.
Sussex Speekled. h. John Kochems
Barred Plymouth Rocks. e, h, Ken-
neth G. Wood; ckl, K. G. Wood, 0.
Battler; p, IC, G. Wood, Frank Hicks,
Centralia.
Any other variety Plymouth Rocke,
c, h, eki, p, Kenneth G. Wood.
White Wyandottes, e. 0, Battler;
h, Kenneth Wood, 0, Battler; ckl, K.
Wood. 0. Battler; p, Battler, Wood,
Any other variety Wyandottes, 0
le, Kenneth Wood; cid, p, K. Wood,
Fred Mcelyninut. Varna.
Rhode Wand Reds, 0, Douglas
Bros., Mitchell, Kenneth Wood; h, K.
Wood, Douglas Bros.; ckl, Kenneth
Wood. Douglas Bros.; p, Kenneth
Wood, Fred Meals -neat.
R. C. Rhode Wand Reds, e, h, ckl
Douglas Bros.: p, Douglas, and 2nd.
Buff Leghorns, e, Kenneth Wood
John Kochems; h, John Kocheniti and
2nd; ckl, p, John Kochems.
Brown Leghorns, c, h. Orland Bat.
tier, John Kochems; kt. p, Fred Mc-
Clymont, 0, Battler.
Any other -variety Leghorns, 0, h
eki. p, Kenneth G. Wood.
Black Nfinorcas, 0, Kenneth Wood.
Frank Hick's; h, Frank Hicks, Ken
Woods; p, Frank Hicks, Fred Mc-
Clymout. White Minorcas, c, h, John
Kochems; eki, p, Kenneth Wood.
Andalusians, c, h, cal, p, 0. 13attler.
Anconas, e, Kenneth Wood; h, John
Kochems; eki, Fred Mcelymont.
S.S. Hamhurgs, p, Kenneth Wood.
Black Hamburgs. c, h, ekl, p -O.
Battler. Polands, c, h, p, IC, Wood.
B.B. Red Game, le John Kochems,
and 2nd. Ducitwing Game, Oki, John
Kochems and 2nd.
Any other variety game, c, h, ckl,
p, Kenneth Wood. Bantams, game, c.
Douglas Brae.; h. Douglas Bros. and
2nd. Golden Seabright, c, h, D. A..
Graham. Any other variety Bantams,
0, Preston Dearing, Frank Hicks; h.
P, Dearing, D. A. Graham; ckl, p, K.
Wood. Houdans-c, 0. Battler, Ken
Wood; h, K. Wood; ckl, 0. Battler,
IC. Wood; p, Ken Wood, 0. Battier.
Red Caps, c, h, Wtn. Bowden.
Samatra Gants, e., John Kochems;
h, John Kochems and Ind.
White Rocks, c, D. A. Graham.
Douglas Bros.; le Douglas Bros., D.
A. Graham; ckl, 0. Battler, K. Wood;
p, K. Wood, 0. Battler.
Black Giants, c, ckl. Ken Wood.
Douglas Bros.; le Douglas tiros., D.
A. Graham; p, Douglas Bros., Victor
Hogarth. White Legliorns-c, Doug-
las Bros. and 2nd; le F. McOlymont,
Douglas Bros.; ckl, p, Douglas 13ros,
Fred McClymont.
Any other variety towl, c, ckl, K.
Wood, John Kochems: h, John Koch -
ems, Kenneth Wood; p, Frank Rieke.
Kenneth Wood.
Hartness special, Frank Hicks,
A. Wuerth, Douglas Bros.
O. J. Green special, 0. Battler.
Turkeys -
Bronze Turkeys. Op h. Ken Wood;
ckl, p, A. B. Weber, Kitehener, Ken
Wood. A.ny other variety turkeys, c
Kenneth Wood, Wm. 'Northcott; ekl.
p, Kenneth Wood.
Geese-
Toulous geese, c, MrS. Garnet Dab
ers, Hensall, Douglas Bros.; h, Doug•
las Bros., Mrs. G. Daters.
Ducks -
Aylesbury ducks, c, b., Douglas
Bros:, Pekin ducks -c, lt, Douglas
Bros., 0. Battler; Mee p, 0. Battler.
Rouen ducks, c, Douglas 13ros., 0.
Battler; 11 Wm Bowden, Douglas
Bros.; cid, Douglas Bros., IP, Hicks:
p, 0. Battler, Douglas Bros.
Any other variety ducks, 0, h;
IL 0. Battier.
1Vliscella.neoue-
Dorset I -loafed -
All classes, 1st, 21Id and 3rd, Pres-
ton Dearing.
Oxford Downs -
Ram, W. M. Henry, Belgrave, 150,
bud and ard; shearling ram. W. M.
Henry, ist, 2nd and 3rd; ram lamb.
W. M. Henry and 3rd; Preston Dear-
ing; ewe, W. M. Henry and bud;
shearling ewe, W. M. Henry and bed;
ewe Iamb, W. M. Henry, let, 2nd, 3rd.
Shropshire -
Ram, Wm. H. Douglas, St, Peals;
Shearling rant, Wut. H. Douglas; ram
lamb, Wm, H. Douglas and 2nd, W.
M, Henry; ewe, Wm, H. Douglas and
;Ird, W. M. Henry; shearling ewe, W.
H. Douglas and 2nd, W. M. Henry;
ewe lamb, Wm. H. Douglas, W. M.
Henry and ard.
Lincohm-
Ram, and shearling ram, A. D.
Steeper & Son; all other Massee, A.
D. Steepers & Son. and Ind.
LeieeSterS-
Ram, Ephriatu Snell, Clinton, D. A.
Graham, Parkhill and 3rd; shearling
ram, Ephriam Snell, D. A. Graham;
ram lamb, Ephriam Snell, D. A.. Gra,
ham, Guy Dorrance; ewe, E. Snell.
Guy Dorrance, D. A. Graham; shearl-
ing ewe, E. Snell, Guy Dorrance; D.
A. Graham; ewe lamb, B. Snell and
2nd, Gity Dorrance.
Special, short Wool, Preston Deer.
ing, W. M. Henry. Special, long wool
Ae D. Steeper & Son, Ephriarn Snell,
Special, wether lamb, Preston
Dearing.
Judge, Wm. Goddard.
Guinea Fowl, ckl, p, D. W. Deming.
Pheasants, c, 9., D, A, Graham.
Rabbits, c, Preston. Dearing, b., P.
Dearing and 2nd; cltl, P. Dearing, D.
W, Dearing; p, Ben Case, Preston
Dearing. Hydro shop speMal, Preston
Dearing. Pigeons, Douglas Bros., F.
HOGS - 161005.
Boar, two years, Alfred H. Warner HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS
PAGE SEVEN
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The long. slim harcels 01 tit!. ,usli-s!s-like att-issit. g.:1,0 point threatmitittly slsyssard. ready to pour steel
into any marauding enemy 511-015I1'' that taly rProri, :)11 This 1111 Of tile 3.1 Ian'4,. lu t Inint16 of en encetleneed
crew, th,n-fe 3.7 guns can. tiro 12 Atolls :nitwit Angle 01 tire is direcrod by. 010010» t,u,tl 3,..1a:l' thlder anti a Vickers
predictor.
eter, K. Wool; marine viess% Miss
Livingsmn. Mrs. J. Dalrymple: port-
rait, L. M. Livingston, Mrs 's,"-/
Hay. Zurith,
Water .t.eors-Latidscape, Mre
Dalrytnple, !Mrs. Dore; seascape. leirs
Dore, Mrs. !Dalrymple; fruit or lioeee-
ers, ,Mre. J. Dalryenple, K. 'Wood; ore
iginal stud.y., iM re. Cr, Kech, Exeter:
!porn/air, ,Mr.s, Dore, Mis/ .1.-ivin40ton;
any subject, Mrs. Dore, Miss Living-
ston.
iNlisctilaneotts-Pastel, H. A. Fuss,
K. Wood, charcoal, Mrs. Dore, 'afies.
Livingston; pen and eketeh, Miss.
,Livinlreton, Mre. J. Daeryreple: Pen-
cil drav,iola, Miss Livingston, Kenneth
lATood; Dalrymple, Mrs.
Dore: crayon, Mrs. Dore, Mrs. J. Dal-
rymple.
Art Crafts -Wood carving, L. M..
Livingston, (Mrs. LI. Dalrymple, wieker
work, Mrs. Clayton Sims; stencil
designs, Mrs. J. Dalrymple, L. M.
Livingeten; any new craft. Mitzi 'Mof-
fatt, Mrs. Dalrymple; wooden eirej-
ects, Dewson Goulding, Exeter, H. A.
Fuse.
Photograplis-Collection ef stems,
Mrs. Koch, Eva Penrose: ultorks-
graphs ,Miss Pfile; display, Miss
Pfite. •
Flowere-Tulberous begenia, W. H.
Dearing, Exeter; nocelty in potted
plants. W. H. Dearing!, .Mrs.. John
Norrye Exeter.
Cut flowers-Antirrialium, snapdra-
eronA, ridlection, !Mrs, J nitti lelorry;
aseers, W. H. Dearing, Eva Penrose:
.White asters, W. H. Dearing; mauve
asters, Gillths, Yeliand, Exeter, W. H.
Dearing; purple asters, 'NV. H. Dear-
ing:- pink asters, W. H. Dearing, G.
\Viand; coxcombs. W. IH.. Dearing;
,eatliered ,coxcombs, 'W. H. Dearing:
cosmos, W. H. Dearing, Ielt•S„ J. Nor,
ry: dahlias, decorative, ..Mrs. Worry,
G„ Yellated: cactus •dahlias, W
19,
Dearing; ,ponepont •dalellase •Mrs. Nor-
ry. 'Carrie Feltner, Exeter; dianthus,
Nee. H. Dearing; gladiolus, Mrs. Nor-
ry. Garvie Feltner; 6 spikes gladiolus,
Mrs. Norry. collection gla,1ctos, Mrs,
el.ohn Norry•, impatiens or balsams,
Mrs. (John Norry, H. Dearing;
marigolds., African, Fred ,NleOlyinont,
Varaa, W. H. Dearing:. French marl -
16o135, iMrs. Norry, Fred eMeayinotit;•
IMetthicia or Stocks. W. H. Dearing;
phlox, W. H. Dearing; pereimial
phlox. W. 14. Dearing: petunia, W. x.
Dearing, Mrs. John Norry; double pe
tunias, W. W. Dearing; pansies. G.
Velland; collet:60n roses, Dr. Rotas -
1o0, Exeter; single roses. Dr. Rouls-
ton; W. H. Dearing; werhenas,
W. H. Dearing; zinnias, crested. Jac -
01 Rattler, Zurich, Mrs. j Newry:
dahlia flowered zinnias, Mrs. lNorry.
Mrs. Ewart !Pym, Exeter; best dis-
play zinnias. Mrs. Norry; collection
of annuals, Carrie Fahner; collection
perennials, 'W. H. Dearing. ,Carrie
Fahner; /Slide's bouquet, 'W. dd. • Dear-
ing, .Carrie Feliner; basket cut flow-
0.Fahner, RAeri Sauders, Ex-
eter; baud honquet, W. H. Deatirgt
esti flowers, C. Fahner, W. H. Dear-
ing.
Judge, W. G. Clarice.
Hee Elephant Potatoes, Jacob Bat-
tler, Zurich. Irish Cobblers, T. Battler.
Green Mountain potaties. J. Battler,
Dooley potatoes, J. Battler.
Any variety potatoes, J. Battler.
Three varieties potatoes, le Battler.
Blood beets, Kenneth G. Woods,
Thorndale; globe beets, X. G. Wood.
Globe mangolds, Frank Hicks, Cele
tralia; intermediate carrots, F. Hicks.
Early horn carrots, Gibbs Yelland,
Exeter; Nantes, Eve Penrose, Exeter.
Long orange or red carrots, K. G
Wood; field carrots, Battler.
Bantam corn, Mem. Garnet Deters.
Hensall. Squash, Robert Sanders, Ex-
eter, J. Battier,
Swede turnips, Frank Hicks.
White or yellow onions, Robert
Sanders; Spanish onions, J. Battler.
Parsnips, J. Battler, Fred McCly-
mont, Varna; hubbard squash, 3. Bab
tier; table squash, J. Battler.
Fall cabbage, Robert Sanders.
Winter cabbage, R. Sanders, Gibbs
Yelland. Collection of vegetables, R.
Sanders. Seth Witter special, C. Rowe.
PINE ARTS
Oil 'Paintings - Scene, IMos, John
Dalrymple, !Cron/arty; ttf,
atom ,Bilyeh; Ifetrit or !vegebalblles, !Ken -
mall G. Wood, Thorndrale, MSS
& Sons, Bayileld, Russell Manson .ington; iflowers, L. M. 'Livingston, K.
LADIES' WORK
Lactic s,' Wear -IN t 46051). Mr.
Edgar Darling, Clancielboye, Thelma
iHookey; bed. jacket, Mrs. Ed. Ls,wson,
'Liman; -Mrs. Archie Davis; lingerie
set, I,. 1M. Livingston. lelyele. H. A.
Fuss, IZurie.h; house coat, Thelma
Hockey; dress, L. ti/.1. I.jvingston, Mrs
Ed. Lawson; !apron, 'Mrs. Garnet Pa-
ters, Mrs. Ed. Lawson; tea .apron.
(Mrs. Ed. Lawson, Thelma Hockey;
knitted suit, Mrs. Archie Davis, H. A.
Fuss: fancy sweater, Mts. Archie Pa-
via, letrs. H. A. Fuss; 'baud sewn lea-
ther gtootes, .M. `Livingston.
Men's Weer --Pyjamas, !Miss Liv-
ingston, (Mrs. E•d. Lawson; pullover
seveteter, Mrs, Archie Davis. Thelassa
'Hockey; knitt•cd mitts, 'Mrs. Ed. Law-
son, 'Miss Pearl Pale; soclks, Mrs. Ed.
Lai/Ns/on, .L. Ilk. Livingston.
Ineant's and Childiscit's Wear-tja-
rket, lboneet end booties, Mrs. Edgar
Panting, 'Mos. Archie Davis; lelay
dress. L. M. 'Livingston, Mrs. Edgar
DerAing; IknjtIted costume, !Mrs. Aticlh-
ie' Davis; wool sweater for (boy, Mrs
G. .0. Koch, Mrs, Olayton Sims; Cre-
diton; boys' 'pants, H. A. Puss.
Living Room Accessories -,Set for
ehesterfield, tMess Pearl Pfile, Jacob
BaMler; !cushion, IMiss Pearl Pfile,
(Mrs, Cecil Skinner, Centralia: otth-
ion, .fanty, !Nits, H. A. Fuss, Miss P.
Prl • wore !elegem Mrs. C.
Dining R:"n, Accessories-asiffet
sot. ,Nirs, A:Leyte:1 Sime Mrs. Ed.
Law son ; set, INS r'. Edgar
Darling, Airs, Ed. L.awson: tea ,sloth.
L. 31. Liwingston, H. Fuss; ra.reik-
fast cloth ami seret:ttes. Afiss
31 r-. e'eavt•ei ,liener nap -
kine. Miss Lic:ingstmi. Mrs, Ed. Law-
son; taldc cover, Mr,. Edgar Darling:
tea Cosy, Mrs. .Nrchie Davis,' Miss
Litinert,ei: .1.euquet of ,at tiowsms,
.Mrs. Clayton Sim-; Carrie Falmer.
Bed Room .Acc'essorie's - Pillosr
Gladys Ryckman. Exeter: L..M.
1,ivingston; slips, cm wor.k, L.
NI. - Livingston, Nfrs. • Ed. Lawson;
pillow slips. other style, L. M. Litin.g-
scon, 'Mrs. E. I.I.AN-:;on; sheet, pillow
and towel m?t. Ni. Livingston, H.
A, Fuss: attest toweds, Mrs. Lewson,
31 r., Fussilbath towel, Is .M. Living,
;ion, Gladys Ryckman: 'boudoir pil-
low, Miss Nile, HoCkey; bed-
spread. Airs. Edgar Darling, 'Claude-
boye. .Mitzi IN•lotTatt; 'bedspread em-
broidered, ,mr,. Darliing. Carrie
Fahner.
Kitchen accessories -Tea towele,
,Miss Peart !Mk. Thelma Hockey:
inirrains, 31. Livingston. 'Mr:. H.
Fuss•,•!collection ./f !kitchen acces-
sories, Miss Pearl "'tile. Airs, H. .A.
31 iscetIat-- Italian IsellVititC11-
Nfiss Pills/. Miss 1,1s/big/sten; line
cut work, Aliss Livingston, INIrs.. Ed.
Lawson; iancy •knito:in•g, Mrs. Law-
son. ,NIrs. Fuss; new cross stitch. e'.1.1rs
Lawson, Gladys Ryckman; smocking.
'Mrs. E. Darfillg. NITS. FOSS: needle-
point, Victor Hogyarth, Nliss
any other work, Mrs. Darling, Victor
Hoggarth:. article,: 'made heent flour
seeks, ,.Mrs. 'Writ. Hay. Zurich: article
suitable for Christmas, Mrs. W •
Hay, Alfred 1-1. Warner: cover ier hot
water tbottle, Livingston; collec-
tion !fancy work, /Airs. Ed. Lawson.
Miss Pfile,
Quilts, Comforters. Rugs - Cctin-
fo.rter, dos sai filled, Airs. -John 'Quin -
titan, 'Carrie Feltner; comforter, wool
filled. J. Battier, 'Mrs. E. Darling;
uni•lt, :fancy quilting, N.Irs. Fuss, Miss
Pfile; quilt, emelittee. Mre Feilebeiner,
eereditem, 'errs. lenes: piecel
•coteon. new design, NI r s.Clayton
Sims, Airs. Filss; floor mat, heok.01
rags, 'J. 13attler, Nliss Pearl Ptile:
floor mat, 'braided. r•ia, Aliss Pfile.
,NIrs. W. H. •i)varing: floor mat,
hooked' yarn., /Mrs. F., Darling, Mrs.
'Ed. Laws' floor mat, hooked rags.
(con.ventional itz,sigt-O. Miss Pfile.
Red -Cr, Knitting -
Socks, Mrs. Dr, Els/toiler. (lames
St. Unit, Exete-rt. Mrs. Archie Davis.
Ifoteters sweater, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs.
A, Davis; !balaclay.a helmet. - Mrs.
Quilts -• male from flannelette
:craps, Airs. Fletcher: quilts made
frint tottmt scrans, ,Mrs. Fletcher.
l!!•!..W., Flo Campbell.
SCHOOL eell LDREN's PRIZE LIST
Ourich; boar, one year, Ernest 3. Fall apples, 10, MeClYmont, Vietor .Wlood; animals, ;Mrs. el. e. Dope, Ex-' Mrs. ,Ritesell Fiteldbeleter; living room
•
N'egetables
1 gre•ea ntostivain
potatoes. Fred McClymont; irisif
.pointoes, Frei IM.crlyition•t:
e ears '1 table corn. Frei ,NleCiyinont:
11 blood beets. long, INeei INIcClyniont:
ti !blood beets, shins, Fred Nictly-
mont: tt Any other variety .0! carrsts,
Mrs. E. Pytn, Exeter. M•rs. Oar -
net 'Raters. Hensall; e veltow onions.
F. Nfellymont; I /mart dutch sets,
Mrs. G. Daters; s•weel tar/tips,
Cccil Rowe, Exeter. F. AI cOlyniont:
:,r1133'-, 10. MoOlymont; 2. leads ,74
F, iNtcOlym.lne: 1 teeen pc'ss
table heans..Mrs. G. Deters. F. Mr-
.felyniont; 1 quart dry white 'beans, 'F.
M'cClyniont, IMr. 5. Pym; 3 man -
golds, F. MeClynront. Mrs S. Pylit.
Cut Flowers -4, ..lozen nasturtiums,
F. MloC.Iymont.
Grains-winiter wheat, F. MeCIY
mom: l'eirley, 16. McClymont,
-; et eel -tool
Dom,Seestic mice -
Mitch, Mrs, G. Deters: Ibreallefast tray,
Mitei Molffat; Ihest jar of plums. .0.
Rowe, F. iNileClynionts :hest jar raep-
berries, F. IMCClyinont, '0. Rowe;
'best iar .etrewiberries, C. Rnw'e; !a/Mk
pie, (Mts. Cr, Daters; !hest dressed doll,
Mrs, S. Pyom, Mitzi Moffatt; 'button
holes, ,Mrs. 0. (Deters; knitted hats,
Victor Hogarth, Exeter,
Art ,Crefte-best callection of 31 tins
can projects, Dawson Goulding Ex-
eter', best ,wall ornament, !wood, F.
,MoOlyneone; coloret union rank
mounted 1011 san 5 invites sotrare pop -
ills in grade 4, F. McCileartont; beat
,wribing, firse stanza of the national an -
1.0 years 011 ami sut-
ler. D. iia. Mrs. S. Pystaa,
J. I.LOl!s
HAVE YOU AN OILY SKIN
The oily- or greasy skin is not un-
eommon. It Is inclined to be coarse in
texture and is subject to open pores
tini blackheads. On its credit side, it
van be said that it is not nearly eo
likely to wrinkle as a dry skin.
These general rules may be laid
down for an oily skin: Have
We pack every ten days, because a.
greasy Skill responds Well to a facial.
12) Keep the skin immaculately
clean. Wash often, using soothing
Palmolive soap and warm water, then
rinse with cold. (3) Use lots of astrin-
gent lotion. (4) Massage the skin. of-
ten. (5) Keep your system toned up.
kkovali health salts, taken severai
morninge each week. will help you in
this resolve.
Never, never plaster fresh make -an
on top of the old. This is bad ter any
skin but especially for an oily skia.
Don't use astringsints at bedtime, 11'>
00050 you must keep the imres 010051
whilst sleeping so that various icids
and other secretions can escape nat-
urally. For the same reason, don't
leave cream on overnight 19 You have
an oily ekin.
Massage is excellent as it brings
the blood to the surface In di:, same
way that a face -pack does and keeps
the under -skin free from impurities.
Friction is good for the lily -type
skin. Always USO a rough towel after
washing, but if you suffer at all from
split veins do not rub too herd.
Write me direct about your person-
al beauty triubles, and enclose emir
one -cent etampe for 016 booklet on
Beauty Care. Address: Miss Barbara
Lynn, Box 75, Station B. Montreal.
She-- -"Why latve you brought me
arrincial dowers?"
real ones usually die.
while lee waiting tot' you."
Want and For Sale Ads., 1 week 25c
BUS TIME TABLE
Summer Time Table
Leaves Seaforth for Stratford
Daily 5.115 a.m. and 5.15 p.m.
Leaves Set:forth for lioderlrh
Daily except Sunday and lad., 1.05 pan.
and 7.411 p.m.
Sun, and 98., 1.0 p.m. and 11,20
Connection at Strat Cord for Toronto,
Hamilton, Buffalo. London, notmit.
To/dowels. Woodstock, Brantford
gents: Q0000% Commercial, Dick NOWIC
D. I-1. McINNES
CHIROPRACTOR
Office - Commercial Hotel
Electro Therapist - Massage
Hours -Mon. and Thurs. after.
noons and by appointment,
POOT CORRECTION
by manipulation -Sun -my
treatment.
Phone 227.