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The Seaforth News, 1919-09-25, Page 1New Series Vo1.;17 No 34 ablintS" 2. •'confdence in deal- ing with a in w who - has had amide Practical experience WM H., of the illot: mentalWorks, has• over Forty years practical experience. • F8 a-.�•,ss[ iAr.ia ,m ear , + ^ tympi 99 Watch For ear 'Special Big Display in Our Window. 11.11 Will Be,Special on Saturday c -. The Palm of perfection is held out to all who would possess a box of our sweets. Nothing transcends' the eueeul-' ,_. out excellence of /h Freshly. made Gandy bought 'rare.' this taste of out ' Gandy will dispel the most, -hot rid case of the blues and scowls • • instantly.disappear at its first theta. It's perfection personi- fied, Bny a box for your girl; if yon don't, some other fellbw will. 4 ,5EWFOtlT14, @N'FAR'@, TfflJRSDIY,SEPTEMBER 25 1919 McCullough, Win. Ballantyne: Cock- erel and Pullet; J. McCullough. Bronze Turkeys Old Toni, Hen, Young Tont and ,1-l.e.n; AV'.' G. Broadfoot: Any other variety of Turkey; Tont-and hen; T. & R. Snowden. Toalonese Geese Gander, Goose, Young gander and Young goose; D. Douglas.. Bremen Geese Gander and Goose; E. & R. Snow- den, . Any Other Variety, Geese Gander. old and young; T. McMich eat Pekin `Ducks Drake. old and young„ dock old and voting; D. Douglas. A.+V. O. Orphintons Cockerel and. Pallet: H. Edge, Miss M.. Livingstone. White Leghorn Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet; D. Douglas. Pigeons Pair; Alice Daley. Belgian Hare Doe, old and young, Buck, old and young; James Weir, Jas. H. Knight. A. O: V. Rabbit Young doe, Old doe, Old buck, J. Walker: Young buck; Jas. Weir: An- gora, Dr. Grieve, J. McCullough; Partridge Rock Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Jnn. McCullough. I , PLANTS &_FLOWERS I Cut Flowers Dahlias; R.'Wintet: Asters; W. D. McLean: Asters, collection; R. Win- ter, W, D. McLean: Dianthus; Dr. Phlox; 1)r, Crriere:^Gladioli; Henry Edge, R. Whiter: Collection; George Thompson: Collection of Annuals; W. D. McLean: Roses; H. Edge: Pot Flowers • Doubel Geraniums; W. D. McLMa+: Hanging Baskets Geo., Thompson: Colection; . G. Thompson, IV B. McLean,. CANNED FRUIT Home-made, pickles:' Mrs. E. Dal- ey: Catsup; Mrs. D. Daley, hire. S. A. Miller: Jelly, collection; Mrs. E. Dal- ey: Wine, collection; Dr. Grieve: Maple Syrup; R, A, Campbell: Pea- ches, Pears, and Wild Strawberry Preserves; His Mary Duggan. LADIES' WORK Centrepiece, white; Miss Ament, R. titer: Centrepiece, coloreds Miss Ament, Mrs. Howrie: Table Doiley; 'R. Winter, Delia Symington: Tray Cloth; Miss Ament, Miss Livingston: Tea Cloth; Miss Assent, Delia Sym- ington: Sideboard Scarf; Miss Ament Mrs. Ruttle: Table Scarf; Miss A- menC Mrs. Ruttle: Set Table Cloths and Napkins; Mrs. Howrie: Tea Cosey: R. Winter, Miss Livinstone: Tapestry; Mrs. M. Ross:. Bulgarian Miss 'Ament: Braidwork; Miss' A- ment, V. Ter•raliau: Eyelet Work; Miss Ament, Mrs. Rattle: Floss Stitch; Mrs. M. Ross, -Miss Antent,:' Punched Work; Miss Ament, Miss T.ivinstone; Child's Dress; Miss Liv- ingstone, Miss Anient: Fancy Shoo- ing Bag:. Miss Symington, Miss Liv- ingstone: Irish Crochet, fine; Miss Miss Livinstonc Mrs, Ross: Heavy; Mrs. Howrie, Miss Livinstone: Net- ting; etting; Miss Syminton, Mrs. Howrie: Crochet, threat' lace; Miss Symiug- toe, Dr. Grieve: Knitted Thread lace; P. Winter, Miss Ament; Battenburg; Miss Livinstone, R. -Winter: Point lace, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. ?Iownie: Un- derwaist; Miss Ament, R, Winter: Uuderwaist, emb,;Istiss Anient P. Winter; Nightdress. crocheted, Miss Ament, Mrs, Ruttle; Bed comforter; Dr, Griever Silk Quilt; Dr. Grieve; Crazy Quilt, cotton; Dr. Grieve, V. Terralran: Quilt, woollen, Dr. Grieve, Knitted Counterpoise; Miss Syming- ton, Dr. Grieve; Counterpane, croch- et; Dr, Grieve, Miss Symington: Hooked Mat: R. Ice, Mrs. F. Daly: Woollen Sox, home-made, heavy, Dr. fen Mitts; Miss Symington, Dr, Grieve, Mrs. M. Ross:Woollen Sox fine: Mrs. I-Towric, Dr. Grieve: Wool=. Grieve: Wool Mitts, heavy; Dr. Grieve; Sofa pillow, linen; Mrs. M. Ross, Miss Ament: Sills; P. Winter, Miss Ament: Patriotic; Miss Ament, Mrs. Ruttle: Guest towel; Miss. A- ment, P. Winter: Guest towel, initial, P, Winter, Mrs. Ruttle: Bath Towel; Miss Anted, Miss Millie Duggan: Day Slips; Millie Duggan., R. Winter; Centrepiece; Mille Duggan, Miss A- ment: Slippers; Miss Ament, Mrs. Howrie: Cape; Miss Symington, Miss Ament: Motor Hood; Miss Ament, • S`EAFORTH FAIR le, J. R. Archibald. SHEEP Shropshire • Aged Rant; W. G. Ross, 1st • Shearling Rant; W. G. Ross, 1st •' Ram Lamb; W. G. Ross, 1st • Ewe Lamb; IV. G. Ross, 1st • Shearling Lamb; W. G. Ross, 1 Lincoln Snow o ry Aged Ram; Geo, 1 eihate. T. S den: Shearling Rant; Geo. Penhale, Seaforth Fall Fair this, year was` unfortunate in weathcf selection and the attendence was not as good; as usual. The exhibits of Horses were large and of the best quality. Cat- tle however, were conspicuous by their absence. Poultry••and the exhib- its in the Hall were large and most were of good gealily. Tile following is a list of the win- T. Snowden: Shearling Ewe; T. Snowden, Geo. Penhale: Ewe Iamb; sere:— I (leo. 'Pen hale. Heavy Horses Agricultural Liecesters, Brood stare & foal; T. N. Forsythe IAged Rant; IV. McAllister, Geo. John Dale Jr., John McGavin: Foal,,McCartney: Rani Lamb; W. McAl- 1919; A. Buchanan, John Dale jr., J 1lister: Shearling Lamb; W. McAlis- McGavin: Fily or Gelding, 3 yrs. old;Iter Ed, Heiner: Ewe Lamb; W, Mc - Alex. Wright, Wm: Alexander, - let l,Alhster,. G. McCartney. O'Reilly: Filly or Gelding, 2 yrs. old; `Dorset John Dale, W. J. Grieve, Jas. Carl- Aged Rani; W. Pieces: Rain lamb ing, IVnt. Alexander: Team in har 1 Shearling Ewe; W. Pierce: Ewe ness; ' 3, Hays: Sweepstakes, Jan, it lamb; W. Pierce,PIGS Dale, • Heavy Draft ' Beadwork: MiSs Ameet,Miss Dr, Grieve: Walker; Assortment of Lea Novelty; Miss Ament, P.. Winter: Night Shirt; Dr•. Grieve: Patch; Dr, Grieve, Mrs. - M. Ross: Btitton,tole; Dr. Grieve, Miss Livingstone; Work I'ag; lii,i Ament, R. Winter Hard anchor; R. Winter Child's Work Handerchief;- Mrs E. Daley, Mrs. Ross: Wool Work; Mrs E. Daley, Mrs. Howrie: Crochet work; Mrs. E. Daley, R. Frost: Doll outfit, Mrs. Rosa: Collection, articles; Mrs. E. Daley: Counterpane; R. Winter. BUTTER, 5 lbs. ,.J, 3. Hugill, R. A. Capbell; 3 lb. roll, J, J. Hugill; Decorated plate for table, Millie..-Datggan, Geo. Turnbull, ROOTS $c VEGETABLES Potatoes Cobbler, A, Elcoat, 1st & 2nd;'Oth er Early. J. Murray, Wm. Cameron; Green Alountaiti, J. Murray F. Cole- man; Other Late Kind, J Murray, W. Cameron; Winter -Cabbage, C. Hol- beint Red Cabbage, C. Holbein, Hy. Edge Table Carrot, short, H. Edge. Mrs. 1:. Daley Table Carrot, long, Win. Cameron; Other Kind, C. Holbein: Blood Beet, IL Edge, Mrs. E. Daley, Red Tomatoes, C. Holbein, W. T. Fotheringham; Pink Tomatoes, Wm. Berkshire • R Mare and Foal; W. McAllister.' Boar, 2 yrs. or over; W. Pierce: Joint McGaviu: It. - Foal, 1919; Wm. McAllister, J, McGavin, Win. McAl- lister: Brood- mare & Foal; A. Buch- anan: -Foal, 1919;T. N: Forsythe: Gelding, 3 yrs. old; Jno. Dale, W. J. Grieve: Filly..2 yrs.; T. 3. McMieh- eat 1st &2nd; -Filly or Gelding 1 yr.; W. J. Grieve: Team in harness; G. J. Dow, W. J. Grieve: Sw•cpstakes; T. G. McMicheal. General Purpose Team in harness; Geo. Penhale, G. Thompson: Dominion Bank Special John: Dale. --judge, W, L, Mossip, LIGHT HORSES Roadsters `I $lined mare & Foal; '1'. J. McMich- Broderick, , FINE ARTS Landscape, Mrs. S. A. Miller, Miss Livingstone; Marine, Mrs, Ho wrie, Miss' Livingstone; Flowers, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. S. :1 Miller; fruit, Mrs. Howrie; Animal Life, Miss Liv- ingstone, Mrs, Miller; , Portrait, Gel/. Ttirithaiil, Miss Livingstone; Figure, Mrs. Miller, L. Bristow, Landscape, 1.. Bristow, Miss Livingstone; Mar- ine Water color, Miss Livingstone, L. Bristow; Flowers, Mins •Living- stone, Mrl''Howrie;,Frint 'lfrs, Ifow rie; Animal life; Miss Livingstone, Mrs. Ross; Portrait, Mrs. Howrie; Landscape Mrs. Ross Crayon, any subject, Mrs. 'Ross, Miss Livingstone Pen apd ink .sketch, Mrs. •Howrie, Miss Livingstone, Pencil- Lands -ewes, .J Bliss Livingstone's. .any subject, litr,. Ross; Tea Set, painted 'IV: Elcoat, China, painted, W. Elcoat, Dr, Grieve Glass, Miss Livingstone; Panel, Mrs. - Howie, Dr. Grieve; -Collection W., Elcoat, Dr, Grieve; Collection paint, ed china, W. Elcoat, Dr. Grieve, HORSE RACES There was only one horse race on account of the wet weather. Music was furnished by th eHenderson Highland Band of London, 2.30 pace, prize, $150 Elsie Campbell 2 1.1 1 (A. Currie Brussels.) Tony. Wilkes ,1 ,2 2 2 (",l\a, Vanson) " Toddy Dist 4 3 3 :3. Stuggs 5' 5.e o River Hal 3 4 4:4 Tune l l(1 109 1,10 l'im'e fent rar r--.0 1) ihitag" 1st S. G. I3a4 s. 27id. her, M. 100.-„y G. Hal'. Is rats Dolnlage: ONTARIO ELECTIONS The Ontario house dissolved on Tuesday and a general electiuu will be held on the same day as the ref- erendum, October 20th. THANKSGIVING DAY .00TOBER 13th, 1919. Ottawa, Sept. 15. —Monday Oct. Phote 103. 13th, has been proclaimed Thanksgiv- ing Day; $1.50 per year MUSIC Miss Annie G. Govenlock, Gradu- ate Teachers Course, Canadian Ac- ademy of Music, announces the immediate re -opening of her classes in Piano, Organ and Theory, Pupils will be prepared for Canadian Acad- emy of 'Music and Toronto Conser- vatory of \Music Examinations. ,_ Studio North Main St., Seaforth. Cabletron, Mrs. E. Daley.. Table Corn, W. G..Broadfoot, Mrs. E. Daley; Field Corn, Jennie Shold- icei Corn, collection, J. Murray,...G. Fairthambe; Corn, fodder, J. Murray, W. T. Fotheringham. ' • • Onions, front sled, W. G Breidfoot Onions, Froth 'set, glen. (urnbtill O nions red, C. Hoibein,"E\ t ,'Ilroad hoot; ,Onions, til bite, .0 , I l ,ll ein:.,1� oleos, pickling, C. Holbein, Muskmelons 3. Murray, W. Came- ron; Watermelons, .1: Murray, NV, G. Broadfoot: Citrons,A. Wright, R 'A. Campbell; Table Squash Dr; Grieve, A. - I ugrll; - Hubbard . Sgnaslt, Dr. Grieve; Pumpkin.' A. Hugill, J. "J.' Hugill; Radish, Dr, Grivev; Cucumb-. ers, Mrs. E. Daley, J. Murray; But- ter Beans, Dr. Grieve, W. G. Broad - foot; White Beans, J Murray, Dr. Grieve; Sugar Mange's; 1.. W. Beat- ty,„ Geo, Turnbull; Red Mangels, W. B. G. Broadfoot; Intermediate Man - gels, Win. Cameron, W. G. Broadfoot Swede Turnips, J. \V, Beattie, Jahn Murray; Turnips, other kind, F. Cole man, 5. Murray: White Beets, .R. ' � tube Dr. Dorrance; Squash, G. Faithambe, Grieve; Pumpkin, R. Dorrance, Jen- nie Sholdice; Collection, garden pro- duce, C. Holbele, \frs,--E. Daley. Children's Dept. Ears of Corn, W. T. Fotheringham, Mrs. E. Daley; Tomatoes, Mrs. Ed. Daley. APPLES Collection, apples, Geo. Fiartlnantbe H. Crich, Winter Apples, H. Crich; Fall Apples, G. Fairthambe, H, Crich; Baldwins, W. Elcaot, H. Crich; Tom - lues, Wm, Cameron, 3. Murray; -Spi- es, Geo. Fairthambe, W. Elcoat; Pip pips. G. Fairtltatitbe, A. Hugill; Rus- set, J Dale, I•I, Crich; Seeks, IV. G. Broadfoot, J. J. Hugill; Wealthy, J. Terrahan, r -I, Crich; Pewankee, H. Crich; Ontario, H. Crich, Win. Cam- eron, Gravestein, G. Fairthambe; Duchess, H. Crich: Cayuga, W. Cam- eron, W. G. Broadfoot: Snow, Wm. Elcoat, Culvert, J. Murray-, H. Crich; Mann, J. Dale, J. - Murray: Malcom Blush. J. T. Hugill, V. Terrahail; Reef Crabs, W. Elcoat, F. Coleman: Greening, W. Elcoat, F. Coleman; Fallawater, H. Crich, IV, T. Fother- ingham; Pippin,W. Cameron, H. Crich; St. Lawrence, 5, J. Hugill; Call Pippin, Win. Cameron. H. Criclr; Telman, A. G.-Broadfoot, T. Dale: Best basket Fall apples, J. 3, Idngill, TI .Crich, PEARS ' Winter. C. Fairthambe, H. Crich; Fall, G. Fairthambe; Duchess, H. Cnic„I.; Benerre, H. Crich; Clopp's, W. Ballantyne; Sheldon, G. McCart- ney, •Cen. 1 alrthamhc; Bartlett, H. Crich„ \V, Ballantyne, Seckel, II. Crick, \'. Ballan.tyne, PLUMS Gage, A. Hugill; Lombards, Mrs. F, Daley, A. Elcoat: Bradshaw, Gen. McCartney, Dr. Grieve; Prune G. Fairthambe; Other kind, G. Fairth- ambe, Mrs. E. Daley. Boar, 1 yr.;D. Douglas: Boar, 1919: D. Douglas: Boar, 1 hr.; D. Douglas: Sow, 1919; D. Douglas. POULTRY, Barred Rock Cock; Jno. 1vlcCallough & Son, W. G. Broadfoot; Ran; Juo. McCullough Cockerel; J. McCullough & Son, 1st and 211ci: Pullet: -J. McCttllough & Son, 1st and 2nd. - White Rock . . Cock; D, Douglas,- H. Edge: Hen: D. Douglas, 1st & 2nd: Cockerel; H. Edge, D, Douglas: Pullet; 0, Doug- ls;s,' 1st & 2nd.' Silver Dorking Cock: John McCullough, also Hen, ry tin. pupilsofMr. A. T. CRAIG, Organist, First • Presbyterian Church; Seaforth Friday evening, Sepien'iber 26, 1919 Ur'tnmencing at 1 o'lock, :harp At ease's Hall MISS EVELYN LOUISE GRIF.G and - Mice MURiEI. WILLIS, organist, Methodist Church, Seaforth Miss MARGARET EDGE Miss ANNIE MOORE Miss MARY STEWART Miss DOROTHY KERSLAKE MC..EARr. ban EGIMOND„ Organist ;Egmondville Pres. Ch. Master c;ERALD STEWART Master JAMES STEWART Admission- by Complimentary Ticket only, which may be by -applying to Mr. CRAIG, Drawer 428. Seaforth. eal: Foal, 1919; T. J. MrMicheal, Geo, Cockerel and Pullet, Thompson: Single roadster in har-I Game B antams no's• J RGovenlock, 5• 13yeruau,Cockerel; 'Jo hn McCullough , also John McIvor, Pullet Carriage Horses Cochin Bantams also for Broodsmare & Foal; Chas. McKay': Cort.; Jno, McCullough, Foal, 1919; Chas, McKay: Fily or Gel Pullet. - ding, 3 yrs, OR; P. 1'., Gram, Fred Spangled Hamburg , Miller: Filly or Gelding, '1 yr,: Geo: Cock, Hen Cockerel and Pullet, 3. Thompson: Single Cariage Horse; McCullough,. W. G. Broadfoot, Louis Fortune, Jas Buff Orphington Carling: Single Roadster; R. Hyslop. er Co kr and Hen;nHenry Edge: Cock- -Judge, R. Wilson. Pei - CATTLE. let; H. bilge, 1st :& 2nd,_ Shorthorns , 11.item cc •Cow: Win. Charters,. 1st & 2nd • I orlcerel and Pullet Wrn'P;Ballat}- , Heifer 1 yrs, Wi M Chatters: `Ileif- lyre, !f, er, 2 yrs,, Wm. Charters: Heifer, 1 Silver Wyancioites yr, Wm, Charters:'. Senior Heifer; W, Cock; r. McCullough: P. Daley S• Pepper; Woe Charters: Senior Bull; Son: Hen; P. Daley, I.•McCollough: WM.' Pepper; Junior Heifer; Wm., Cockerel and Pullet; J. McCrllougli: White Wyandottes - Mrs Ross: Sweater; Miss T iving- ti Il or over `Will Char Chas t Miss Ament: Cap terse Herd;., m tai ere. Jerseys Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet; F. R Winter, Miss Livinstone: pi• fit & Son. Charters, W. S. Broadfoot; Junior- v e Ment ;Jennie Slut:Mice: Laundry bag; Bull; \Vila. Charters, W. S. Broad- Cock Hen Cockerel and Pullet t nri'cArnen# .Filet.,, Miss A- ' „r - _ Barnett s one feet: n yrs (Golden Wyandotte Miss Livingstone, W Charters. A R, Winter, Dr. Grrave: Baby ,out Cow, R. Winter J. R. Govenlock: Daley o • Heifer Calf; J R Govenlock:>Herd;Rhode Island Reds Miss Symington, Millie Duggan: J. R. Gowen?lock, Jtul,ges, Wm, Wild- Cock; Sr. McCullough: Hen; John y1amaa; Mrs. Ross, Miss Ament: 'GRAPES Moue's, G.- Fairtiianrhe Niagara;• G. Fairthambe, H Crich; condord. G Fairthambe, A Hugill; Delaware, C Fairthambe; Wilder, H. Crich, Dr.1 Grieve; ' Liclley„ A. ITagill; Other kind, W. Elcoat, Dr. Grieve; Collec- tion, G, Fairthaiitbe,. H. Crich. HORTICULTUiRAL DOMESTIC Single harmless, M, Broderick; team harness, M. Broderick; Parlorfurni- tune, Jahn Walker; Bedroom set, J. Women's and 1V sees ew Charming Coats Featured $25t0 ;.?,. at Another illustration of the marvellous success achieved by the Store in providing smart—very fashionable—worthy appar- el at a reasonable price. You'll marvel at their worth, - their good styles, the fine tailoring, and they're here in the favored colors. Many are copies of coats . that are selling for considerably higher prices. - Smart chic coats—for the dashing young woman, for the more conservative an dfor the matron, suitable for street and evening wear. Also ilitary effects, straight line or belted coats. Some have shawl collars, others have choke fur collars. SILVERTONES, ALL-WOOLPLAIN GREY CHECK VEL- OURS,"`TWEEDS, SALT'S ESQUIMMETTE PLUSH, LIS- TER'S POLAR PLUSH, BABY LAMB, ETC. Coats of— Navy blue. - Taupe, Quaker 'Grey, Sammy B.row}t, Black. Platinnm Grey, Green, Burgandy, etc. a at $5„75 er Hats that will appeal to discrimating purchasers because of their individuality, their excellent quality and their chic appearance. No two of the hats" are alike. All the new- est shapes are shown, in close fitting, medium and wide mod- els, smartly trimmed with wings, Ostrich Feathers, ribbon, flowers, or novelty ornaments. Designs suitable for tailored sport, or afternoon weal. MOTHER SPECIAL VALUES IN TRIMMED HATS $7.50 to $15 UNTRIMMED HATS at $1.75 to $10 eaf Orth"