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GRAIN & 'SEEDS
Vail wheat, vwhite, W. R. Dougall,
Stilton Truenuner; fall wheat, red,
Milne (Rader, (Herb. (Desjardine;
spring alteat, Mrs, O. Cunningham,
Desjardine,
Milne
H.
barley,
rowed Rader,
Six row
A, Muss,
(Black oats, IH Trueniner; white
oats, W. IR. Dougall, iH (.,'Fuss
Timothy seed, 7Its. 0. Cunning-
ham, Mrs, S. Fennell.
White beans, Jacob Battler, W. R.
D'ouga'll.
Clover seed, W. +R, Dougall, H.
Truemner.
(Best collection grain in ear, Roland
Geiger, llrs G. Churchill.
Ensilage cord stock and ears,
Charles Prout III, Desjardine,
(Small peas, Milne !Rader,
,edges, (Ricard. 'Coates, P. Coates.
HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Apples
Six varieties, named, of Winter
apples, (Fred Ellerington,
(Fall apple,, any variety, (Fred El-
lerington. . ' ,m - e
Rhode •Island IGreenings, Mrs, 0,
Dalley; (Hilton Tru'enlner,
;Northern (Spies, !Fred Ellerington,
Mrs, 0, !Dailey,
(Roxboro !Russets, Mrs, 0. 'Dailey,
Golden Russets, '11arol'd 'Cuderore,
Mrs, '0. Dailey;
ISpitzburgs 'Harold( Cudmore.
Baldwins, Mrs. O. Dailey, Fred El-
lerington.
Westfield (Seek -no -Further, Mrs, 0.
Dailey.
Snow ~tipples, 'Roy (Brock, Frani:
Triebner:^
IGravensteina, -Mfrs. 0. Dailey.
Colverts, Mrs, 0, Dailey.
'Pail Pippins, Mrs. O. Dailey.
Ring of To'nlpIdnA, Wm. '5tau,lake,
\ars. 0. Dailey.
Alexalt dcra, Mrs, 0. !Dailey, H.
Truemner.
,Canadian Red, Mrs, 0, 'Dailey.
\\ agners, Mrs. O. Dailey, Harold
Cud more,
'Crimes G. Pippins, :Mrs. 0. Dailey,
,F1 Truemner,
Maiden's (Blush, Mrs. 0. Doig, Wm.
S't lake.
Ecu Davis, Mrs. 0. Dailey, Harold
Cudmore,
Ontario, Clifford Heywood, Win.
Stanlalce.
Wealthy, I -I, Truemner, Clifford
.Heywood.
(Duchess of Oldenburg, Mrs. C.
Sims, Wm, 1H. Smith.
(Blenheim (Pippins, Mrs. 0. Dailey,
4H, Truemner.
'Pointon (Sweet, Herb Desjardine,
Mrs, O. Dailey.
Si'. Lawrence, Clifford 'Heywood,
Harold 'Cuelmore.
Pears
Flemish Beauty, Mrs. 0, Dailey,
Wm. St;rnlake; LleheSS of AnJouline
-Mrs. 0. (Dailey; Clapp's 'Favotitc-
11arold Cudmore; (Beurre's Clairgeau
-Mrs. 0. Dailey.
!Fall Lucrative, 11re.:13. Desjardine,
Mrs. O. 'Dailey; IS'helil.on - Fred
Brock, Mrs, .O. Dailey; East Beurre,
Fred Brock; Louise Bonne de Jersey
-!Fred 11rocle; (Bureau Anjou --Jacob
Battler, Mrs. 0. Dailey; Bartlett -
:4s. 0. IDaidey, .(irs. C. Sims.
Plums.
Golden Drop -Hilton Truetuner.
Imperial 'Gage, Mrs. 0, Dailey;
Dundas !Purple, Mrs. 0. Dailey;
Lombards, •Mrs. IO Dailey.
Any variety of plums - '1•Iilton
Truemner.
Pond's 'Seedling -Mrs. 0. Dailey;
•Grand Dukes, Mrs. !Dailey; Brad -
there. Turnip apt s 1 v
active iu that. district. !Essex county
reports a great scarcity of feed, with
winter feeding the rule for uwo
months un scores- of farms. Yields in
IIaltlinland are touch better than an-
ticipated. •Potato growers in Lanrbton
are trying to .establish a price of '50c
a bag for potatoes, Frust in Middle-
sex injured tender plants such as
cucumbers, squash and melons while
hundreds of acres of late SO Wit buck-
wheat were ruined, and corn and po-
tatoes were also afflicted. Due to hail
and frost 'Norfolk's 'tobacco crop has
been. reduced from 20. to 114 initlio>w
pounds.
Crop yields have exceeded anticipa-
tions in Wentworth. Peaches are com-
manding a price ranging from 5,0c to
75c for 6 -qt. baskets. Corn, roots and
(buckwheat have shown (much imp-
rovement in Northumberland and the
prospect of fodder is much improved.
!Peterborough reports the heaviest
grail yield in five years, with ,barley
running around 40 to 45 bushels per
acre and oats 45 to 60 •bushels, Barley
is it ,good crop. in.- •Carleton and It
heavy shipment ,for malting purposes
is taking place. over 615 ears having
been shipped to ¢late. Frontenac has
had a dry season and buckwheat and
ensilage corn will be poor crops.
Yields of grain ere touch 'better than
:last year in'Lanark, though corn is a
failure in some sections, Leeds has
so 'felt the -.ill effects of ch•6ught. ;Over
200,000. Ibs. of certified timothy seed
will' be produced in Prescott and (Rus-
sell. Crops are 'better than, expected in
Renfrew 'county, Tenvslcamling dis-
trict has experienced a very short
gro'.win.g season, with 'frost taking a
heavy toll recently.
Current Crop Report
D'ufferin 'Coun'ty reports that with
plenty of straw and a ,fairly good crop
of roots, especially ,turnips, ,available,
maintenance rations 'for livstocie arse
assured.(Severe frosts ,have reduced
the potato yield materially in the
Dufferin district, while ,b'u•ckwheat,
Sate corn and garden crops have also
suffered damage. In Grey county too,
frost (has .is -Aimed the same crops.
Bean 'fields in Hugon will not yield as
well as indicated ,earlier in the season,
In 'Oxford there are .1107 farmers list-
ed wibh smut free wheat seed for sale
the bulk o1 w'hic'h is junior No. 6 with
Dawson's (Golden •Chaff and ,O.A.C.
No, 1611,
,Although 'farmers in Peed have only
one-third the hay of last year, 'the
Present thigh aeicea will 'prevent many
dairymen, !from purdh:asiiig.'S'tr'aw and
molasses, alfalfa straw and corn will
provide the roughage this winter,
Turnip aphids have injured the 'crop
in W'aterl'oo, wlhite. cattle are in thin
. condition .d,ue to 'poor pasture.
Frost .for four nights in successions
tlanbaged crops in Wellington, witlh
the heaviest 'Loss in, late cord. Yields
ofoats .rtnnning it9); to ''11.0 bus. per
, :acre on lour :acre's have been reported
0. 'Cunningham.
Cookies for afternoon tea, Mrs, 0.
Cuutiing+lvam J W. (Powell,
(Angel cake. Mrs. R.Mousseau, ,Ja-
cob Battler,.Mrs, Dearing.; light cake,
.Mfrs. Steiner, Mrs. 'Cunningham; dark
cake, Mrs. Steiner, 'Wm, II1.'Sanith.
Apple pie, god Roy Brock; pump-
kin pie, Geo, Jaques, Mrs, 1lousseau;
lemon pie, Mrs, '13, Plftle Mrs, Mous-
scan,
Red currant jelly, apple jelly and
berry jelly, Mrs, ''Cunningham Mrs,
G. McLean
Sour pickles, Mrs, Ctuuningham, Ja-
cob 1§pickles,., la. Cun-
ningham, Mars, E. 'Darling,
Two kinds catsup, Mrs, G. Mc-
Lean, Jacob Battler,
Canned cherries, raspberries and
strawberries, Mrs, G. McLean,
Canned pears, plums and peaches,
Wm. IDeelier, Mrs, Cunningham.
'Canned apples and grapes, Mrs.
Cunningham Mrs, Dearing '
Canned corn, peas, and tomatoes,
Mrs, Dearing, Mrs. Cunningham.
Two varieties vegetable marmalade,
Mrs, G, McLean, '1_1t•s,'Steiner,
Canned chicken, 7trs, Cunningham.
Lunch for two, Mrs, IB, POW, Mrs,
'Cunningham,
'Cured 'Ham, H. AFuss.
.
Cured heats, 1a. A, 'Fuss.
Meat loaf, Geo, ;Jaques, 5, W.
Powell.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Five pounds butter, 5aeoh Battler,
Mrs. Cunningham; special for best
dairy butter, Jacob Battler.
110 pounds butter, H, A. Fuss, Mrs,
Cunningham,
Toured galls or prints, Mrs. 0,
Dailey.
Most neatly arranged plate of but-
ter for table use, Mrs, (Desjardine,
Mrs, C. :Sims.
Cheese, factory made, Ii, A. Fuss.
VEGETABLES
American Wonder potatoes, Mlilne
Rader, Herb .Desjardine.
Beauty of Hebron potatoes, W.
Dearness, Fred (Brock,
Empire State potatoes, 13, Desjar-
dine, JacobL'attler,
(Reel Elephant potatoes. Jacob Bat-
tler, Roland Geiger.
Carmen No, 1. Milne Rader, Roland
Geiger.
(:ural New Yorkers, H, Desjardine.
M. Rader.
Irish Cobblers, M. 'Rader, R. Geiger
Green 'Mountain, M. Rader, Earl
Parsons.
Dooley- H, ;Desjardine, Chas Prout.
Any other variety potatoes, :11
Rader.
Three varieties of potatoes, prop-
erly named, H. De,j udmt,
Blood beets, E Parsons, Warren
Sanders; globe beets, \V, Westlake,
M, Cudmore.
Sugar beet niangolds, \V.- R. Doug-
all \\'. ,Stanlalce,
Lung ntangolds, C. Heywood, II
Cudmore.
'Globe mangolds, \\. 'IT. Dearing
\V. Sanders; intermediates, C. Hey
!rood, \V, Sanders,
'Early born carrots, W. Sanders,
Earl Parsons; Nantes, Fred Brock,
1V. !Sanders.
'Long orange or red carrots, W.
Sanders, E. Pym,
White or yellow field carrots, 1
Triebner.
Sweet corn, white. 4F. Ellerington,
Indian cora, Jacob Battler. C. Hey-
wood; 'bantam corn, 'II. Desjardine,
1f. Cudmore.
\Vater melons, IH, .Desjardine, 11
Cudmore.
Pactix tins, F. Ellerington, Jos.
Stacey,
Squash, 'Roland - Geiger, INV, Sanders
Mush melons, W. H. Dearing,
'Swede turnips, 'Wm. Stanlalce. W.
(haw, Mrs. 0. Dailey; (Rein Claude, H, Dearing turnips, any other varie
\Irs. 0, IDailey,
Grapes
Moore Early, Mrs. 0. 'Dailey, Mrs.
Geo. Churchill,
'.Niagara \irs. 0. Dailey.
Concord, David IRowciiffe, Mrs.
'Geo, 'Churchill,
.Delaware, Mrs, 0, Dailey,
Roger's No, 116, Agawan, Mrs
Churchill, Mrs, 0. 'Dailey,
]r\ary other variety, Mrs. (Geo. +Chur-
chill, Mrs. G 13cT.,ean.
Best collection of grapes, 'Mrs, Geo.
Churchill,
Peaches
'Early Crawford,:Mrs. IO'. 'D,ail'ey.
Late Crawfgrd, Mrs. O. !Dailey,
Any other variety, Mrs, 0. ,Dailey.
North End ,special, (:Flarold •Cuel-
ntore; H. S. 'Wal'ter special-fl-Paroid
Curlmnre.
Judge -'D. RoweliFfe.
Domestic
(Honey, extracted, Mrs. E. P3'm,
Mrs. S. (Fennell,
'Tloney lu' sect•ions, Mrs. 'Geo. 'Choi
chill.
Maple Syrup, .2Vin, 'Stt'a i'ske, John
Selves:
,(-Tome made ,bread, w'h'i't'e -(\fist, 1V.
Deari og, Mrs, L. (Reynolds; ]tome
made bread, 'brown ---Mrs. W. Dear-
ing:
Home made rolls, Mrs, 'A. Pet hale,
Mrs, W. Dearing.
Tea 'biscuits, Mr,. (Edgar Darling,
Mrs. 0. Cunningham.
Torts, maple, Mrs, A, Penhale, Mas.
f' fin ynr"T r-' PAGE THREE
Mrs, Churchill, Clifford Heywood
(Asters, col„ W. H. (Dearing, Mrs.
Reynolds 'White, W. H. 'Dearing,
Mrs. Churchill,
(,Asters, mauve, Mrs. Chruchtll; pur-
ple, W. IH. Dearing Mrs. Churchill
pink, W. In:. Dearing Mri, •Chruchill,
ostrich plume, col, Mrs, Churchill,
!Dearing.
•Coxcombs, display, Mrs, Reynold
W. 'H, Dearing; display, feathered.
Mrs, Reynolds, W. H. Dearing.
Cosmos, Mr.,.-McLLean, Mrs. Rey-
nolds.
'Dahlia., decorative 'Ivan Smillt
'Andrew Campbell vasitis, Mrs, 1
Heywood; pompon, Mrs, C. Sint,.,
Wdn. 'Smith. '
!Dianthus or Pinks, Mrs. Reynolds.
'W. H. Dearing.
(Gladiolus, spike, Andrew Campbell,
Mrs, Heywood; spikes, variety, Mrs.
'Heywood; COL, Mrs. Heywood,
!Impatiens or ;Balsams, Mrs, Dear-
ing, Mrs. Reynolds,
Marigold's, 'African, Mrs, Dearing,
Mrs, Reynolds; marigolds, French,
Mrs. C. (Sims,
l'hloi Drutn:mondi, Mrs, Dearing,
Mrs. Reynolds; phlox, perennial, Mrs,
Tearing
Petunia, single, \arts Heywood
Dave Rowcliffe; petunia;, double, D.
Rawcliffe, (fits Reynolds.
'Pansies best collection Andrew
Cant,p'bell Mrs. Reynolds.
,Salvia, Mt.. Heywood, Mrs, Dear-
ing; stooks, Mrs, Reynolds, W. H.
Dearing,
Sweet peas, W. H. Dearing, Wm,
Deeher.
Verbenas, Mrs, Dearing, Mrs. Hey-
wood.
Lfltnia> crested or curled, Mrs.
(Reynolds, Mrs. Dearing; zinnias, dah-
lia flowered, Earl Parson,, C. Hey-
wood; zinnias, best display, Clifford
Heywood, Earl Parsons.
Collection of annuals, Mrs. Rey-
nolds, Mrs, Churchill,.
Collection ,(f perenials, Clifford
Heywood.
Bride's bouquet, Mrs, Dearing,
Mrs. G. McLean; basket cut (lowers,
C. Ileywood, Mrs. Reynolds; hand
bouquet. Mrs. Churchill, Mrs. Dear-
ing; novelty in cut -flowers, J. \V.
Powell, Mrs: Reynolds.
FINE ARTS
Oil Paintings -Scene, Mrs. O. E.
Martin, Miss L. Grant; fruit or vege-
tables (grouped), ,\fits Grant, Mrs.
5. W. Watson; flowers iffrom nature),
Miss 1 ivtngstoen, Miss 1 White:
animals, Mrs. A, Pentode, Mrs, O. E,
Martin; marine view, Mrs. A, Pen -
hale, Miee T. White; still life study,
Mrs. J. W. Batson, Mrs. 0. E.
Martin,
Water Colors -Landscape, andscape Mrs. N.
J. Dore alias T. White eeascape,
Mrs. Dore, (fits Livingstone, fruit
or flowers, Mrs, .Batson, Mrs. Gen,
Churchill original study (grouped),
Miss 7 'White, Mrs. j, W. Batson
portrait, Mrs, N. '3. Dore, Mrs. 0. E.
Martin; any subject, not listed, Mrs.
N. J. Dore, ,\lis .L. (Grant.
Miscellaneous.. -Pastel, any sub-
ject, Miss T. White, Miss Livingston;
charcoal scene or study, Mrs. 0. ,E.
Martin, Swinton; pen and ink sketch,
Miss L. Grant, Mrs. J. W Batson;
pencil drawing. scene, 1ltas Grant.
Mass Livingston; inrston sepia, scene, Miss
Grunt, Mrs. 0. Dailey; crayon study,
Miss Grant, Miss Livingston.
Art Crafts
Crepe paper display, firs. Stainton,
Wm, E. Smith.
(Scaling wax exhibit, Mrs. B. Phile
Mrs. J. W. Batson,
Painting on cloth o fany material.
Miss L.Grant. .firs. J. W. Batson;
painting on glass or wood, Mrs. D. S.
Hackney Mrs. N. J. Dore.
:Stencil design on any material, Mrs
Dore, Miss Livingston.
',Any new craft not listed above,
Miss Livingston, Mrs. 0: Dailey.
Hand 'Painted China, -Con ven tin n-
al designs, Miss L. Grant. Mrs, J, W.
Batson realistic, Mrs. ,Geo, Churchill,
Mra. S. Fennell; lustre worle, Miss L.
Grant, lir'. Geo, Churchill,
Photographs. -Collection of amat-
eur .snaps, Mrs. O. 'E. Martin, Mrs, N.
5. Dore; photographs, Joseph Senior;
display of photographic views, Jos-
eph Senior.
IF.lower-+Begonaas, tuberous, Mrs,
Reynolds Mrs, Churchill; novelty in
potted plants, Earl (Parsons, .-\'Ira, J.
Jaques,
(judges -Miss Ross, Miss Brown,
SCHOOL CHILDREN'S PRIZE
LIST
Vegetables -(Green Moue Win pota-
toes, Mrs. 'Cunningham, Wm, 'Decher;
Irish 'Cobbler potatoes, Mrs. Cun-
ningham, Fred 11-1, Carbert; Eureka
potatoes, Fred E. Carbert, Mrs. H.
IDesjardine7 Golden 'Bantam corn,
Mrs. ST 'Desjardine, Fred Ellerington,
any other variety of table corn, Mrs,
H. yDesjardin'e: blood beets, long.
Frank Triebner, Clifford Heywood;
blood 'beets, short, Frank Triebner.
Clifford Heywood; Cltautney carrots.
Fred Ellerin,gton, F. Triebner; any
other variety tf carrots F. ITr'iebner,
F. 7T. Carbert; yellow onions, Hilton
Truentncr, Dr, J. Gtricvc; redonions
\:i'rs, 1-1. Des'iardin0, Ds-. Ir. Grieve:
Dutch sets, Fred Brock, Roland
Geiger; Swede turnips, Mrs, Des -
Dust Causes Asthma, Even a little
speck too small to see will lead to a-
gonies which no wards can describe.
The walls of the breathing tubes con-
tract and it seems as if the very life'
must pass, :Front this condition Dr,
J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy
brings. the user to perfect rest. It
relievds the passages a,n,d normal
breathing is firmly established again.
Hundreds of testimonials received an-
nually prove its effectiveness.
SCHOOL FAIR DATES
Grand Bend ..,.,......'...,,..(Sept, d'0
2-lessadl ............ .. . ...... " 1,1
Belgrave ,..,.. ,,.: , .,. ,r, ,,i. , 114
,St. Helens , , 17
Caurrie',s Corners ,. •r• ... ,,, ..'.. " 16
Carlow ......................... °" E0
ties, J. Selves, Ili'. Triebner.
Cauliflower, C'. (Heywood,
(Red onions, Dr, Grieve,
White or yellow onions, J. Battler
Mrs. TI, ,Desjardine.
,Spanish onions, Earl 'Parsons, W.
Sanders.
Peck of )potatoes Andrew Campbell
Citrons, round,,Mrs. C. Siris, til,
Cudmore,
Parsnips, W', Sanders, Jacob Battler
'Hubbard squash H. Trueinner, Dr.
J. 'Grieve; table squash, R. Geiger.
Wnr. Stanlalce,
Tomatoes, 'Jacob Battler, W. 'Sanei-
ers,
'Best collection of vegetables, Jacob
Battler, Warren Sanders.
Judges, :Rel, Coates, Paui 'Coates,
MANUFACTURES.
'W'ool bianket•, Southcott Bros.,
\!I:rs, Geo. •Churchill; woolen yarn,
•Soutioco'tt 13ros,
'('sailor Custom Snit, IW. W. Tartan,
5'outhc'ott Bros,
'Collection of general goods, South-
cott :Bros., W. W. 'Ionian.
Collection tai'l'ors goods arid fur-
nishings, W. W. '"Taman,
'Groceries, and Boots and Shoes.
S'outhcott Bros.
Tweed W, WT Taman.
Ladies' boots, Cent's boots, South-
cott ,Bros,
FLOWERS.
Sanapdragons, spikes, Mrs, E. Hey-
wood, Ales. Geo. Churchill; collection,
Jardine, John Selves; celery, Clifford
Heywood; 'to'tnatoes, Warn ,D'ec'her, F.
H. Canbert; cabbage, Anrey (Sims, F,
Triebner; table beans, IF H'. Carbert,
Wm. Decher; dry white beans, 'Clif-
ford Heywood Mrs. Disjard ie;
marigolds, Mrs, Desjardine, R, ;Geig-
er.
Cut Flowers. --Asters, Mrs, Reyn-
olds, C, Heywood phlox, Mrs. 13cy-
nolds, C Heywood; sweet peas, Mrs.
Reynolds,Mrs. J'Jaques; nasturt-
iums, Earl !'arsons, C. Heywood;
pansies Mrs, Reynolds, Mrs. J. Ja-
ques.
Best geranium in pox, Audrey Sims,
Labelle 'bon;; balsams, sirs, J. Ja-
ques, Mrs. Reynolds; dahlias, C. -Hey-
c'ootl, firs. Cunningham gladioli, C.
Heywood Mrs, Reyulolds.
Collection of weeds, F. H. Carbert,
Mrs, Reynold; collection of leaves,
F. 'H. Carbert, Mrs, Reynold,; col-
lection of insects, F. 1-T, C,u.bert,
Writing, Mrs, (Reynolds, John
Selves. r. x._ .c..., �J-i•m..�
Map of Huron County, Bessie
Brooks, John Selves;; Map of Prov.
of Ontario, John Selves, Herb Des-
jatctine. ., +'# a.Aa ik.a r i , j 'r
Grains ((sheaf) --Winter wheat, F.
'Zriebner, Mrs, H. .besjardine; oats,
F. i1 Carbert, Mrs, tla: Desjardine;
barley, F. H. !sorbed, Mrs, 13. Des,
jardine n
Domestic Science - .Home !trade
bread, Mrs, Cun.n•ingihatn; school
lunch Mrs, Cunningham.; jar of
plums, Mrs. Cunningham Mrs, Rey-
nolds; jar of raspberries Wm. Dex-
ter, Mrs. Cuntliugham; jar of straw-
berries, :\'Irs. 3. Jaques, Mrs. Cun:-
ninghanl, apple pie, Miss Cunning-
ham.
(Best dressed doll, Marjorie May,
Francis King; hand worked towels,
Mrs. J. Jaques, sofa pillow, Mrs. J.
Jaques; fancy apron, Mrs. Jaques;
fancy pin cushion, Mrs. 3aques, Kath-
leen Kestie; plain hand -sewing. Mrs.
•Jaques; button holes. Mrs. Jaques.
Painting, any object, Donald Siv-
erns, Elmer McDonald; pillow case.,
Mrs. Jaques; darning, Mrs. Jaques;
patching, Mrs. Jaques; largest ail
best pumpkin pie, Mrs, Cunningham.
SPECIALS
Malting Barley Special -Milne Ra-
der, Mrs. 0. Cunningham, Orland
Battler, H. A, Fuss, IR. Geiger.
Harvey Bros.-tBread, Mrs, Dear-
ing, Mr Reynolds.
Miss V. Essery, angel calve, Mrs.
Dearing.
E. R. Hopper, Mrs. Dailey,
Schein( Children's Specials -Writ-
ing. Jno. Selves; collection of stamps,
Rd, Stanbury and 2nd; Wrap of Dom.
of Canada, Jno. Selves; collection of
•butterflies, Dick Bros.; display of car-
pentry, IF. H. Carbert, Eric Morse.
Farmers Must Produce
To the man in the street. •any at-
tempts to increase production in tress
days of depressing world surpluses
seem a waste of time, or even worse.
He forgets, says Mr, L, H. Newman,
(Dominion cerealist, that the problem
of the individual 'farmer differs vastly
from that of the nation as a whole, in
that the capacity of the farmer to car-
ry on and pay his way is measured in
no small degree by the yields lis real-
izes per acre. To the farmer, the acre
is his unit of production. If his aver-
age yields per acre, whether convert-
ed into milk, mutton or beef, or dis-
posed of in their raw state, are not
sufficiently high to enable him to
meet his obligations, 'he moat either
succumb entirely- or adopt a standard
of living which removes' him as an im-
portant factor in the problem oi keep-
ing rhe wheels of commerce moving.
Plowing Match Dates
Algoma District ..... ....... .... Oct, .30
Sault Valley r " 3
St. Joseph Island " 5
Brant Count ..,.,.... . " 17
Six Nations Indian 16
Marlboro and N. Gower 3
Cochrane 1'0
Dufferin County 2
•Frontenac Count} " ; 1
'Glengarry +,..,... +..... Septi27
Dunclas West , Oct, 1;7
Grenville County " 5
Haldi'nland County " 25
Mohawk Indian " 2
'Huron, South , " 25
Tilboy, East
Leeds County " 11
Caistor .. ...... . ........... . Nov. 1
Middlesex County Oct, 4
,Norfolk County ..,.. " 24
" 9
Ontario, ;North :115
'Ontario, South • , 17
Pow•assan District . .. 3
;Peel County 19
Mount .Pleasant ...,..,.,'2.1
Plantagenet (Eastern counties) f.'.i
Russell County " 16
,Orillia ,,,,.. 1'?
Stormont. . I\Vest ,:.+ - - " 4
Slate River Valley .., .,,Sept. 19
Victoria 'County • ,
North Dumfries •n " 23
Eranlosa ...,..•..... , S
'Puslinch , ,.,.,-,.. ... '' 17
Wentworth North „ 0i3
Ring and Vaughan . 11
East York , , , , 9
ihotth York .,,,...,.., 11
International Plow Match..;, 9
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