The Wingham Advance Times, 1934-10-18, Page 4OUR,
EYES EXAMINED
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GLASSES FITTED
R. A. REID, Leading Eyesight Specialist of Stratford for 16 years,
comes to Williams' Jewelry Store, Optical Department,
EACH WEDNESDAY MORNING from 9.00 until 12.00.
Have your eyes examined by an expert and be sure of satisfaction.
Glasses adjusted without charge. Quick service on all repairs.
1� �Q Jewellery Store
New Location - 5 Doors North of Lyceum Theatre.
OPTICAL DEPT., R. A. REID, REG. OPTOMETRIST.
A BOY WITH BICYCLE would do
THE WINCHA ADVANCE -TIMES Thursday ,,Oet'Ober 18t1,1934
AFTER OPERATION
.SHE GREW
Ani}, Babas Sbort' Winded:,
1� ? ?i � x a'nroman
Ates xhal slie is writing in thanks for
he benefit she has received. Her let -
goes ons
"About 12 months ago ,everybody.
marked how fat I was getting. I
turned the scale at 196 lbs. I wasfed
up at getting so fat, and it made me
short-winded, Why they noticed it
more was because 1 was getting fat
slowly since I had had an operation
for appendix. I went back to the hos-
pital, and the doctor said most women
get fat after that operation. I had
tried everything I knew of to try and
get slim, so I thought I would .give
Kruschen Salts a trial. I started at'.
first to take half the dose prescribed,
in my first Cup of tea. Nine inonths
ago, I turned the scale at 196 lbs., and
at the time of writing I go 178 lbs.
1 feel better than I have felt for a
long time."—(Mrs.), H.
The formula of Kruschen represents
the ingredient salts of the mineral
AUCTION SALE waters of those European Spas which ertson, Miss Carrick, Bouquet of Cos-
odd jobs from 4 to 6 and eel Satur-' Ihave been used by generations of ov mos, A. Proctor and Sons, Mrs. T.
Of Farrn Lands, Stock, Implements, er-stout people to reduce weight. Kew. , t
days. Apply Advance -Times.
Etc. Gently, but surely, Kruschen rids the LADIES' WORK, HAND -MADE I
«;
ARE YOU THE MAN? Reliable man' John L. McEwen will offer the fol system of all fat -forming food refuse, Needlework
between 25 and 50 years, with car, Iowing for sale at public auction by T. of all poisons and1 Embroidery, solid.white,
needed immediately to hand out R..Bennett, Auctioneer, an Lot 6, Con p on harmful acids which r3, �M i e, Mrs.A.
Soap, free, in established local rural 2, Turnberry, at 1.80 p.m., on give rise to rheumatism, headaches, Hehi9, Miss Livingstone. Embroidery,
route and supply' everyday Necess-
ities
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1934 and many other ills.
including Spices, Extracts,HORSES-1 Draft Gelding, 2 Driv-
„lich e !*isiae ' l arigclds,' Mrs. C.
VanNorman; Afrs,°* . Kew. Calendul-
a,
alendul-h, Mrs. T. Kew, T. C.. Wilson, Galli;
ardia, Jas. Carnoehan, Mrs. Hone.
Snapdragons, Mrs; J. A. Hone,
Mrs, Adam Robertson. Scabiosa, Mrs.
Adam Robertson, Mrs. T Kew. SaOpf-
glossia, Michael Fisher,..Mr,ss. ,Brim-,
blecr,ii;be, Straw Flowers,
Kew, Mrs. Adam Robertson. Geran-
ium, double, white, Mrs. Adam 'Rob-
ertson. Geranium, double, any. other,
A. Proctor and Sons, Adam Robert-
son. Roses, Mrs. T. Kew. Floral De-
sign for Cemetery Decoration, A.
Proctor and Sons, Mrs. T. Kew. Flor-
al Design for indoor decoration, errs.
Thomas Kew, Mrs. Brimblecombe.
Pest Basket, of Annuals, Mrs. Thos.
Kew, -Mrs. Brimblecombe. Bouquet,
table, Mrs. Adam Robertson; Mrs.
Hone, Bouquet, hand, Mrs. Thomas
Salkeld, Mrs. T. Kew. Tuberous Be-
gonia, Mrs. T. Kew, Jas. Carnochan.
Fuschia, Michael Fisher, Mrs. Thos.
Kew. Collection Potted Plants, Mrs,
T. Kew. Foliage Plants, collection,
Mrs, McNichol. Hanging Basket or
pot of Potted Plants, 'Mrs, Adam Rob -
eyelet, Mrs. R. Brimblecombe, Miss
Baiting Powder, Medicines and ins• Geldings 1 Brood Mare suoosed Livingstone. Embroidery, Roman cut
Stock Tonics. R.Cooper's sales ex- to be in'foal, 1 3 -year-old Gelding, 1 work, Miss
A. Savage, Mrs. R. Brim
ceed $150.00 single day.Beginner 1 -year-old Filly, 1' Foal, WINGHAI FALL FAIR blecombe. Embroidery, conventional
must be satisfied with $27.50 +,reek-':. CATTLE—12 Milch Cows supposed PRIZE -WINNERS design, Mrs. A. Savage, 'iirs. R. Brim-
ly at start. Credit furnished. Write,to be in calf, 1 Farrow Cow, 1 Regis blecombe. Embroidery, Bulgarian,
Norman Edmonds, 3. R. Watkins tered Polled Angus Bull, 2 2 -year-old (Continued from Page Two)Mrs.A. Savage, Mrs, H. A. Fuss. Em -
Company, Montreal, Que. Steers, 3 1 -year-old Steers, 2 1 -year- ava g ,
Co
old Heifers, 6 Grade Polled Angus Desjardine, ld Meat Sauces, Mrs. broidery, French Knot, Mrs. M.
BUY A NATIONAL BATTERY for Calves.
cold weather starting and you will SHEEP 28 Oxford Down Ewes, 1
not be disappointed. Written guar_ 2 -year-old Oxford Down Ram, 3 1-
antee with every battery. Sglitdor i year-old Oxford Down Rams, 1 Aged
d
Sparkplugs, Superlastic Tires, Im- Leicester Ram.
perial Oils and Anti -Freeze, Acces-? HOGS -1 Sow with litter of young
sories and repairing. Campbell's pigs, 2 Sows due to farrow time of
Garage. sale, 2 Sows due to farrow in about 6
weeks, 1 Yorkshire Boar, 32 Store
FOR SALE — Leicester Ram Lambs Pigs-
PRODUCE—About
and Shorthorn Bull Calves, 6 to 7 800 bus, of Man
months old. John S. Scott, phone' gals, About 2 acres of Fodder Corn in
r2 l stook, 19 Rows of Turnips,
Terms of Sale Cash.
FOR SALE -17 acres with Brick' At the same time and place 'there
t th
House and bank bars, adjoining the ' will also be offered for sale -to' close
town. Apply Advance -Times, e estatelothe Late James McEwen
the following:
FARM LANDS_ Lot 6 in the 3rd
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route Concession of the Township of Turn -
of 800 families. Write immediately. berry containing 100 acres more or
Rawleigh, Dept. CNJ-125—SA, less, situate on a County Road 3 miles
Montreal, Canada. from Wroxeter and about '7 miles from
Wingham. The farm is watered by a
MIXED HONEY FOR SALE — A never -failing spring creek and a drill -
limited quantity incustomer's con- ed well. On the farm is said to be
tainers. tic a pound. Andrew Case- about 10 acres of bush, frame barn on.
more, Phone 627r13. stone foundation, implement shed and
sheep pen, and a one and one-half
storey frame house, all in good repair.
HORSES -1 Aged Draft Horse.
IMPLEMENTS - Massey -Harris
Binder, McCormick Mower, Set Har-
rows, Riding Plow, Twin Plow, Disc
Harrow, 6 H.P. Gasoline Engine, 13:
H.P. Gasoline Engine, Fanning Mill,.
Grain Grinder, Set 2000 lb. Scales, al-
so other articles including a Ford
Coupe.
Terms of Sale: Ten per cent. of the
amount of the purchase price of the
farm lands at the time of sale and the
balance in thirty days. The farm
land and premises will, be offered sub-
ject to a reserved bid.
Purchasers of the other assets which
are being sold Mvitfiout reserve shall
pay cash at the time of sale.
Further particulars and conditions
of sale will be made known at the
time of sale or may be had on appli-
cation to the undersigned.
J H CR �WFORI
POTATOES FOR SALE—No.1. qual
ity Green Mountain variety 50c a
bag. Apply James St. Marie, phone
615r24,. R. R. 2, Lucknow.
POSITION WANTED—By .a middle
aged widow, good cleaen housekeep-
er and good cook, can take full
Charge, town or country. Mrs. Elia
Stone, Clinton.
PROPERTY FOR SALE—In Bel -
grave --A large lot with brick house
and stable, to close estate of late
Mrs. John McGee. Must be sold in
30 days. J. J. McGee, R. R. 3, Wing
ham; Harry F. McGee, Box 37,
Wingham. ._ ._ .
WANTED—A good farm to rent with
good comfortable buildings. Apply
to Wm. N. Robertson, R. R. 1, Bel-
grave.
C. VanNorman, Mrs. L. Webster. Can- Leitch, Mrs. R. 'Brimblecombe. Em-
ned Chicken, Mrs. N. L. Garter, Mrs. broidery, modern cross stitch, Mrs, J.
IBrimblecombe. Salmon Loaf, Mrs. A. A. Hone, Mrs.
rs. A. Savage. Specimen n
Proctor Mrs, Geo. 4rvs. Display of Tatting,Mrs. A. Hehn, Miss Living
-
-Honey, ne�, Leslie McKee, Thos. Salkeld.tone. Tatted
Edgings, Mrs. H, A.
Butter in Crocks, Mrs. S. Alton, Mrs. McCauley, Miss Livingstone. Filet
Finnin. Butter in pound prints, Mrs. Crochet, Mrs. A. Savage, Miss Living -
N, L.. Carter, Mrs. R. Proctor. Cheese stone. Irish 'Crochet, Mrs. A. Hehn,
Dish, Mrs. Jas. Carnochan, Mrs. T. C. Miss Livingstone. Swedish Weaving,
Wilson. Hen Eggs, Mrs. H. McNi- Mrs, A. Savage, Mrs. A. Hehn. Tap-
chol, Mrs. 1V'm. J. Webber. Chicken estry, Mrs. H. A. Fuss, Miss Living-
Pie, Mrs. W. M. Henry, Mrs, R. Proc- stone.
tor. Workingman's Supper, Mrs, T. Living Room or Library Furnishings,
C. Wilson, Mrs. N. L. Carter, Mrs. P. Hand -Made
Stewart. Homemade Hard Soap, Mrs. Sofa Pillow, embroidered, Mrs. R.
A. Patterson, Mrs. C. Clarke. Brimblecombe, Mrs. M. Leitch. Sofa
Salads Pillow, any other, Mrs. A. Proctor,
Fruit Salad, Mrs, Brimblecombe, Mrs. R. Brimblecombe. Card Table
Mrs. T. C. Wilson. Vegetable Salad, Cover, Mrs. A. Savage,, Mrs. H. Mc
Mrs. Thos. Kew, Mrs. T. C. Wilson. Nichol. Lamp Shade, Mrs. M. Leitch,
S
alad Dressing, iMirs. Thos. Kew, Mrs. Mrs. R. Brimbleconibe. Hand made
R. Brimblecombe. Curtains, Mrs. R. Brimblecombe, Miss
PLANTS AND FLOWERS Livingstone, Crochet A fghan, Mrs.
Asters, W. M. Henry, Mrs. Thomas A. Proctor, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. H. McNichol. Crochet Mat, Mrs.
Kew. Dahlias, Jas. Carnochan, A. Dining Room Furnishings, M. Leitch, Mrs. C. VanNorman. Bath
Proctor and Sons. Dahlias, cactus var- Hand Made Mat, Mrs. J. A. Hone,, Mrs. R. Brirn-
iety, Mrs. Chas. VanNorman. Glad- Luncheon Set, embroidered, Mrs, C. blecombe. Labor Saving Device, Mrs.
ioli, W. M. Henry. Thos. Salkeld. VanNorman, .Miss Livingstone. Lun- R. Brimblecombe, Mrs. M, Leitch.
Pansies, Mrs. Hone, Jas. Carnochan. eheon Set, other hand trim, lviiss Liv- Useful article from flour sack, Mrs. H.
ingstone, Miss M. Leitch. Bridge McNichol, Mrs. Thos. Salkeld. As -
Luncheon Set, Mrs, A. Savage, Mrs, sortment of Knitting, Mrs. J. D. Bee
H, A. McCauley, Tea Cloth, Mrs. H. croft.
McNichol, Mrs. H. A. McCauley. Children's Wear
Centrepiece, white, Miss Livingstone, Child's Dress, smocked, Mrs. Jas.
Stocks, Mrs. T. Kew, Mrs. R. Brim- Mrs. R. Brimblecombe. Centrepiece, Carnochan, Mrs. A. Savage. Child's
blecombe. Zinnias, Mrs.. T. Kew, Mrs. colored, Mrs. A. Savage, Mrs, 5, A. dress, from old garment, Mrs. Thos.
Hone. Tray Cloth, Mrs. A. Savage, Taylor, Mrs. Phil Stewart. Child's
the farm premises Mrs. H. McNichol: 'Buffet Set, Miss
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1934 Livingstone, Mrs. A. Savage. Buffet
at 1.30 p.m. Scarf, Miss Livingstone, Mrs, A. Sav-
Farm Lands: The West half of Lot age
24, and the North half of Lot 25, both Bed Room F rnishin s
in the First Concession of the Town- g ,
ship of Culross, in the County of 1I"”' Hand Made
Walker Stores
LINMITEl
Wing;ham's Shopping Centre
STYLISH COATS
Women's and Misses' Coats
in large variety of . styles, new
cloths in 'this season's colors.
You will find on dxamining our
Prices
that our goat
sgicebet-
ter values for each dollar spent.
Priced $11.50 to $35.00
NEW DRESSES
Two oustanding groups, Miss-
es' and Women's Styles and Siz-
es at each $4.95 and $6.75, You
will immediately notice the styl-
ing, also the ` materials used.
Large selection for choice at
these two prices.
IDA MAY DRESSES
Cosy, warm cotton tweeds
that wash perfectly, smart fit-
ting styles, long sleeves, others
with puff sleeves, priced accord-
ing to materials. Sizes 36 to 44.
$1.50, $1.75, $1.95, $2.50
DRESSING GOWNS
All wool flannel used in these
cosy, warm dressing gowns,
smart tailored style. Sizes
Small, Medium and
Large. Each ..,W.....:-_..._... 4.95
Cosy Winterettes
These stretchy waffle stitch fall
weight underwear fit cosy and
close as a second skin, can be
worn under silk, no bulkiness
with additional warmth. Vest
and Panties ��._...._..._..... � � �
Each ._�...._....__
Surprizing rIZi;
P Value
Silk and Wool Hose
Comfortable stretchy tops on
silk and wool hose, well shaped
leg and foot, fall shades
sizes 9 to 101-
CRIB
01CRIB BLANKETS
Soft cosy crib blankets, size 30x
40 inches, various nursery de-
signs, blue and pink, r�
boxed; reg. $1,00, each... 1 1,.'
LUCKY WINNER
Fall Fair hidden number con-
test winner receives 6 bq 9 ft.
Congoleum Rug. Hidden num-
ber 3137, nearest guess 3134 —
winner Monte Earngey, Gorne,
Ont.
Petunias, Mrs. Hone, Mrs. T. Kew.
Phlox Drummondi, Mrs. T. Kew, Mrs.
R. Brimblecombe, Phlox, Perennial,
W. M. Henry, Mrs. T. Kew. Sweet
Peas, Mrs. T. Kew, Thos. Salkeld.
T. R. BENNETT, -..- Wingham, Ont. Bruce, containing 121 acres more or
CARD OF THANKS .' Wingham, Ont. Solicitor for the less, situate on a good road 4 miles
Auctioneer. Administrators from the Town of Wingham, and is
Mr. John Ciuleb and family wish to watered by a drilled well. On the
thank their many friends and neigh -EXECUTOR'S SALE property is said to be a good frame
hors for their kindness and sympathy , barn 66 ft. x 56 ft. and Straw Shed
and for the beautiful floral tributes Of 42 ft. x 55 ft. on stone foundation,
during their recent sad bereavement. small driving and implement shed and
-- FARM LANDS, STOCK, IMPLE- a frame dwelling house containing
CARD OF 'THANKS MENTS.Etc. eight rooms and woodshed in good
To close the estate of of FREDER- repair,
The family of the late Mrs. Jacob ICK HARDIE, Deceased. STOCK—Horses: 1 Bay Gelding,
Krauter wish to express their sincere THE TRUSTS AND GUARAN- about 6 years; 1 Bay Mare, 10 years.
appreciation to their many friends and , TEE COMPANY, LIMITED as Ex- Cattle: 1 Red Durham Cow, milking;
1 Grey Durham, due to calve in
March; 1 Red Durham, due to calve
in March; 3 Yearling Heifers; 3
Spring Calves. Implements: 1 Mas-
sey -Harris No. 7 Cream Separator,
"Treasurer's Sale of Lands for Arrears of Taxes practically new; 1 Massey -Harris Hay
Loader; 1 Massey -Harris Manure
County of Huron Spreader; 1 Wagon; 1 Riding Plow;
BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT issued under the hand of the Warden 1 Steel Land Roller; 1 Massey -Harris
of the County of Huron and havinrc the Seal of the said Corporation attached Seed Drill; 1 Massey -Harris Horse
thereto, bearing date of the 16th day of July, 1934, and to me directed, cotn- Rake; 1 Massey -Harris .Cultivator; 1
mending me to levy upon the lands hereunder enumerated for the arrears of Massey -Harris Mower; 1 Massey -Har -
taxes respectively due thereon together with costs, notice is hereby given. ris 6 ft, Cut Binder; 1 Fanning Mill;
that in accordance with The Assessment Act I shall proceed to sell by public 1 Gurney & Ware 1 -ton Scales; 1
auction the said lands or so much thereof a.s may be sufficient for the pay- Gasoline Engine used for driving wa-
nient of the taxes thereon unless the same be sooner paid. ° The . sale will ,ter pump; 1 Walking. Plow; 1 Turnip
commence at the Court House, Goderich, on Wednesday, November 7th, 1984 Puiper; 1 Cutter ;1 Buggy; 1 set of
at the Hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon,' Double Harness. Produce: About 8
A. H. ERSKINE,
Goderich, July 21st, 1984. Treasurer, Huron County.
TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK
neighbors for their kindness and ex- ecutors of the said estate will offer
pressions of sympathy during their re -the following for sale by, Public Auc'
cent sad bereavement. i tion by T. R. Bennett, Auctioneer, on
Owner and Description Taxes Costs Total
Lorincla Bennett, Lots 16-17, Gorrie V ..... _...... 86,86. 2.14 89,00
S. Hoskins, Pt, 1, Belmote ............... , 21.95 . 1,80 23,75
SNillis Con B 21.20 1.78 22,98
tons of Hay, Timothy, Clover and Alf-
alfa mixed; About 230 bus, Vd-heat;
About 385 bus. of Oats; A quantity
of mired grain. Poultry: About ` 50
Barred Rock Hens. Also 'other articles
tori numerous to mention, including.
1921 Chevrolet Touring car.
'1';L. J. Douglas, Lot 1, Con, A. »...: ».....:: - » . 181-.63: 5,7$ 18138
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent. of
3 ., Doig, Lots 31-32, C 890.62 11.20' 401,82 the amount of the purchase price of
the farm lands and premises, at the
14'ne of sale, and the balance in thirty
days. The farm lands and premises
will be offered subject to a reserve
bid.
Purchasers of the other assets which
are being sold without reserve, shall
pay cash at the time of sale.,
Further particulars and conditions.
of sale with respect to all assets will
be made known at the time of sale,
or may be had on, application to the
tinter**sr ed.
THE ("1'S.iS"`tg'ANr/ (.47A zA..NTE`Is
CCI•MP ,N1. E
Executor 302 BavLIMTTSt., T7)oren
to,
T. R,Crawford,
J. H.
Winghain, 'Clot, Windham, Ont,
Auctioneer, Solidior
for the Ex.coutors,
R. )', Sanderson, Lots 15-6, 16.1, 23-9 ,..» "105.93 2.85 109.78
W. Mee, W. 17, Con. 8........ _-,.... :. 58,02 2,70 60.72
James Gibson, 5, 6, Adelaide Pordwich V ........................ 58.80 2.72 61,52
Garnet' King, 2-3, Adelaide Pordwich V ..... ................. 13.50 1.58 15,08
F, Wright, Lot 25, Corr: B, Wroxeter V 69.47 2.00 72.87
Geo. Kaake, S. 3, Wroxeter V ..,..- »... 13.22 157 0 1419
TOWNSHIP OF TURNEERRY k°
..iiiklater Estate,Pt. Lot 10,W.T,F............ .-...... ,.,,..»...,.».. 6.32 1.25 7.57
I+' Mowbray,Lo23 B .....w 368,337 10.15 878.48
I. TOWNSHIP OF W. 'WAWANOSH
O. Augustine rPt, Lot 18, Dungannon 'Village 6.i r,
7;90
Adjourned sale, if necessary, willbe held on Wednesday, 'N'ovemler
21st, at the satire hoar and place as above mentioned. Kt s ,sit.ou
IOU Ic,a' described above are patented
Ti'ea`sui•er, Huron 'County,
Treasurer's Office,_ Goderich,,Jtily 215I,r+i8a�M •
in '.file" Ontario Ga lette . Af st. 6tlr September 1st and
(Published �.., 8� 7 p ,
October 6th, 1984.) >
Play Dress or Romper, Mrs. A. Sav-
age, Mrs. R. Brimblecombe, Baby's
Set, Mrs. Thos. Salkeld, Mrs. J. A.
Hone. Carriage Cover and Pillow,
Mrs. M. Leitch, Mrs. R. Brimble-
combe,
Vanity Set, Mrs. R. Brimblecombe, Girls' Dept. Hand -Made, 16 Years
Mrs. Thos. Salkeld. Hand Towels, and under.
Mrs. A. Savage, Mrs. M. Leitch. Dressed Doll, Mrs. E. Casslick,
Boudoir Pillow, Mrs. H. McNichol, Margaret Salkeld. Crochet in wool,
Mrs. Thos. Salkeld, Guest Towels, Mrs. H. McNichol, Mrs. A. Helm.
Mrs. A. Savage, Mrs. H. A. Fuss. Bath Crochet in cotton, Mrs. Jas. 'Carnoch-
Towels and Face Cloth, Miss Living- an, Mrs. A. Hehn. Centrepiece, white,
stone, Mrs. J. A. Hone. Pillow Slips, Mrs, Jas. Carnochan, H. A. Fuss. Cen-
hemstitched, Mrs. H. A. Fuss. Pillow trepiece, colored, Mrs. H. McNichol,
Slips, cut work, Miss Livingstone, Margaret Salkeld. Sofa Pillow, Mar -
Mrs. M. Leitch. Sheet and Pillow garet Salkeld, Mrs, M. Leitch. Six
Slips, Mrs. A. Savage, Miss Living- Buttonholes, Jean VanNorman, Mrs.
stone. Fancy Pillow Slips, Mrs. A. H. McNichol. Patching on garment,
Savage, Mrs. H. A. McCauley. Bond- Mrs, A. Hehn, Mrs. E. Casslick. Spec-
oir Lamp Shade, Miss Livingstone. imen' Darning, Mrs. E. Casslick, Jean
Ladies' personal Wear VanNorman: Hand Hemming, Mrs.
Lady's Night Dress, silk, Mrs. C. E. Casslick, Mrs. H. McNichol. Tea
VanNorman, Mrs. J. A, Hone. Lady's Towels, Mrs. M. Leitch, May Coulter,
Night Dress, cotton, Miss Living- Towels, embroidered, Margaret Sal
stone, Lady's Dress Slip, Miss Liv- keld, May Coulter. Plain Apron, May
ingstone, Mrs. H. A. Fuss. Lady's
Smock, Miss Livingstone, Mrs. H. A.
Fuss, Handkerchiefs, Mrs. A. Savage,
Miss Livingstone.: Bed Jacket, Mrs.
H, McNichol, Mrs. J. A. Hone. Lady's
Practical Work Apron, Mrs. J. A.
Hone, Mrs. Wnt. Decker. Lady's
House Dress, Mrs. A. Hehn, Mrs. T.
Salkeld, Lady's Pyjamas, Mrs. H, A.
Fuss, Mrs. A. Savage.
Domestic Needlecraft
Quilt, pieced cotton, Mrs, Wm.
Decker, Mrs. A, Haggle Quilt, fancy
quilting, Mrs, A. Hehn, Mrs. R. Brim-
bleeombe, Quilt, knitted, Mrs, N. L.
Carter. Quilt, crochet, Miss Living-
stone, Mrs, Ar Hehn. Quilt, applique,
Mrs. H. A. McCauley, Miss Living-
stone. Fancy Bed. Spread, colored,
Miss'Livingstone, Mts. J. A. Helie.
Bed Spread,: white, Mts. A, Savage.
Comforter, Mrs, Wirt. Decker, Mrs.
a. McNichol.' Woollen Socks, Mrs. J.
A. Hone, Mrs, A. Naggit, Woollen
Mitts, Mrs, H. A. Fuss, Mrs, J. A,
Hone Men's
P romas, Miss
Living-
stone,
stone, Mrs, J. A, Ffane, Braided Mat, Landscape or Marine, Miss Livin -g-
Vas, TT, McNichol,- Mrs. 3. A. Hone. stone, Miss L. Grant, Fiore Subject,
Hooked Wool Mat Miss Livingstone,
Miss Livingstone, Miss L. Grant. Still
Coulter, Mrs. A. Hehn. Fancy .Sweat-
er, Margaret Salkeld, Mrs. M, Leitch.
Crochet Edging, Jean VanNorman,
Mrs, A. Hehn. Fancy Handkerchiefs,
May Coulter. Pieced Quilt Block,
Mrs. M. Leitch, Margaret Salkeld.
Collection of Fancy Work, Mrs. Jas.
Carnochan 2nd prize, Collection T3ak-
ing,'Mrs. Wm. J. Webber, Winnifred
Edgar, Mrs. Jas. Carnochan. Collec-
tion homemade Candy, May Coulter,
Mrs. Win: J, Webber. Chocolate
Cake, Mrs, Jas. Carnoehan, Muriel
Patterson.
FINE ARTS
Oil Painting
Landscape or Marine, Miss Lucille
Grant, Miss Livingstone. Fruit or
Flowers, Miss Livingstone, Miss L.
Grant, Animals, Miss L. Grant, Miss
Livingstone, Figure Subject, Miss L.
Grant, Miss Livingstone, Still Life,
Miss L, Grant, Miss Livingstone, Col-.
lection, Mies I ;Granx,yi.T4iss
stone. ,
Watet C or
1 k
p
1
Life, Miss L. Grant, Miss Livingstone,.
Collection, Miss L. Grant, Mase„Liv;.
ingstone.
Drawing
Crayon; animal life, Mss L. Grant,
Mass Livingstone. Crayon,, in light
and shade, Miss L, Grant, ;Miss Liv-
ingstone. Crayon, figure usbject, Mrs.
A. Helie. Pen and Ink Sketch, Miss
L. Grant, Miss Livingstone.
China Painting
Realistic Design, Miss L. Grant,
Miss Livingstone. Conventional De-
sign, Miss L. Grant, Miss Livingstone.
Ornamental Vase, ental- or � a.e, 3ifss L. Grant,
Miss Livingstone. Lustre or .Mat
Work, Miss L. Grant, Miss Living-
stone. China Painting, original de-
sign, Miss Livingstone, Miss L. Grant.
Collection, Miss L. Grant, Miss Liv-
ingstone, Collection of work done in
1934,.Miss Livingstone.
Miscellaneous
Christmas Gifts, Miss Livingstone, -
Mrs, McNichol. Basketry, Miss Car-
rick', Mrs. Brimblecombe. Articles
from kitchen oilcloth, Mrs. Vaaalor-
man, Mrs. Hone. Specimen Silhouette
:Miss Livingstone, Mrs, M. Leitch.
Hand Carving, Miss Livingstone, Mrs.
Brimblecombe.
School Children's Competition
A—Map of. Huron County, R. Pur -
don, May Coulter. B—Bird House,
W. M. Webber, Lloyd Thompson, C
—Business Letter, May Coulter, Har-
vey Edgar, Winnifred. Edgar. D—Col-
lection Water Color, Jean VanNor-
man, Harvey Edgar, R. Purdon.
SPECIAL PRIZE LIST
HORSES
No. 1—Best Halter Broken Colt,
foaled in 1934, shown by Boy or Girl
not over 15 years of age: lst $2.00
cash, donated by. R. S. Hetherington
(Lawyer).—Wm. McAllister.
-
Years No. 2 -Best
est Colt s
Three
ear
e i and
under: Set of Whiffle Trees, donated
by A. F. Horne (Blacksmith.)-Wni.
l Urquhart.
No. 3—Best Brood Mare and Three
of Her Colts, Draft or Agricultural
$5.00 cash, donated by Chas. Robert-
son, IMf.P.P.—Alex. McDonald.
No. 4—Best Horse on Grounds in
Agricultural and Heavy Draft Classes,
any age, points considered; to be
shown on halter: lst $3.00 cash; 2nd
$2.00 cash. Prizes donated by Geo,
Spotton, M.P.—Wm. Urquhart, John.
Vodden.
No. 5 -Best Draft or. Agricultural
Team, hitched to wagon: One Pair
Leather Top Rubber Boots, donated
by W. H. Willis.—John Vodden.
No. 6—Best Draft or Agricultural
Spring Foal: Halter, donated by J. J.
Johnston, (Harnessmaker).—David M.
Grant.
No. 7 --Best Horse on grounds in
Roadster and Carriage Classes, any
age; to be shown on halter, points
considered: $3.00 pair of Men's Driv-
ing
riving Gauntlets, donated by W. H. Gur-
ney.—S. J. Miller.
No. 8—Gentleman's Road Race;
Standing Start, twice around the track
lst $5.00 cash, donated by Society;
2nd $3.00 cash, donated by J. A, Reav-
ie's Service Station.—John Walker, 5.
J. Fryfogle.
No. 9—Best Lady Driver of Horse
hitched to buggy; Outfit to count 50%
and management 50%; 1st $3.00; 2nd
$2.00, donated by Dr, R. C. Redmond.
—S. J. Miller, Percy J. Davidson.
No. 10—Best Gentleman Driver of
Single Horse, hitched to buggy;
Smoking', Set, value $5.00, donated by
Harry Fry (Furniture Dealer).—S. J.
Miller.
No. 11 -Best Roadster Brood Mare
with Two of her Colts: Pipe, value
$2.25, donated by Haselgrove Tobac-
co Store,—Jack Deans.
CATTLE
No. 12-11est Dual Purpose Cow:
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We Invite You to In-
spect Out^ Large Stock
and Better Values :. , .
Staple Department is now
complete with large stock pur-
chased before advance in prices,
We are ready to serve you at at-
tractive prices.
Batting, large quilted 3 pound
batts, reg. value 85c, sale.,.......69c
One, pound Batt, full size..... .... 35c
Cretonne and Chintzes, yd wide
special value at ...... .... ..........19c
Heavy Factory Cotton, yard
wide................._....-... ....:-.. ...._.13c
Yd, wide Prints, colorfast 15c
Sparva Cloth, fine silk finish,
Cotton fabric, yd. wide 39c
English Flannelette, yd. wide
white, pink and blue 20c
BLANKETS
Wool Blankets, full size Canad-
ian and Scotch make. See our
special at $6.95
HOSIERY — GLOVES
In all the better lines, Super-
silk Hosiery is outstanding in
quality and service. See our
real values at .., .75c, 98c and 1.25
English. Cape Gloves in Brown
or Black, guaranteed for good
wear. See them at 1.25 and 1.50
Dress Goods Dept.
Complete stock of Wool Dress
Goods and. Suitings, Silks, Crep-
es, Satins, Velvets and Coatings
See our special in Silk Crepes,
yard wide, Super value at 89c
LADIES' READY-TO-
WEAR
Styles for Fall and Winter are
original and exclusive models,
featuring the newest fashion
trends and latest shades and ma-
terials.
COATS—Are flannelette inter-
lined and some are half Cham-
ois lined. Women's and Misses
sizes. See our values at . ...
...... $12.50, 15.00, 18.50, 22.50
DRESSES — We carry a full
range of Misses', Junior and
Women's Dresses. A large var-
iety of styles in fine quality
Crepes. Our attractive prices
are $3.95, 4.95, 5.75, 6.95 to 10.50
Complete Stock of KNITTED
SUITS, smart styles, 'moderate-
ly priced at .........._._
__$9.50, $10.50, $_...._....-_ 12 95, $16.50.
H. E. Isard & Co.
$3.00 cash,donated by Dr. Connell--
W.
onnell—W. M. Henry.
No. 13—Best Grade Butcher Heif-
er; $3.00 cash, donated by Mitchell's.
Meat Market. F. G. Todd.
No. 14—Best Dairy Cow, owned by-
exhibitor:
yexhibitor: lst $4.00 cash, donated by
United Farmers' Co -Operative Co.,.
Wingham; 2nd $2.00 cash, donated by
A. Cosens.—Lorne B. Weber, R. J.
Currie.
No. 15—Best Bull on grounds, any
age: lst $3.00 cash, donated by Rich-
ard Wilton, Hon. Pres. of the Fair. --
Howard Wright.
No. 16—Best Beef Steer: $3.50 cash,
donated by Dr. Colborne.—F. G. Todd,
No. 17—Best Baby Beef, not to ex-
ceed 900 lbs.: 1st $3.00; 2nd $2.00,
cash, donated by Rae & Thompson
Hardware.—F. G. Todd, O'Neill Bros.
No. 18—Best Three Feeder Steers,
any breeds (finished cattle barred) :•
1st, a Silver Casserole, value $7.50;•
2nd, a Silver Table Centre, value $5.00
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