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The Huron Expositor, 1937-10-01, Page 74 *pi ( • 4' '4 kg 41 ' ea - 1 14 •' 11; t,P 4. • •• 14. *akt(4,4, 1 • • ,• ati lelaalOilazikl PS; t); Oaxaca Olitipta,„ 4 ,aratafly. ether vete letaa-Mtlia 4.1Oct; 4 IT,,intkat; pollectlea pigepica, H T Dualta,,-Paltia Mina ,Pimits; Su*wden 0, laattlee, (70114g) 9 110400r; any Tallety datelte, (Old) w slowden,H A., (Varna) T. 'M abrowden. - Geeser-(old and paling) W. Clarke; iJ4 (014 arlaa eating) D. 4. Graham & kloingr Ouipea, (old and young) D. A. Ontham 474 S. Judgee-Wee Carter, Loncleebero. Grain and Seeds White fall wheat, H. Trumaner,Roy lemma; red fall wheat, la:Rader, H 'ruse; Wring *mat, ally vealata; M. Rader, H, Trileauner; 6 -rowed barley, 11. Rader, J. Battler; white We, early, OalleY, H. Detaardine; White oats, late, Mrs. E. Dailey, al. Desjar- iline; small peas, M. Rader, H. Des - Jardine; rye,. Desjardine, Bat- tler; buckwheat, H. Desjardine, M. Rader; red clover seed; M. Rader; alsiker clover seed, Mtn. E. Dailey; litsveet clover seed„ T: aa Snowden; timothy seed, H. Tenemner, T. M. rantawden; small w.hlie field beane, T. Battler. Hol7ticultural Colleclion of apples, S. Stirling, Mrs. E. Dailey; fall apples, S. Stirling, Laithwaite & Soli; 'winter apples', S. Stirling, Roy Lamont; King of Tom- kins, Mee. E. Dailey, S. Stirling; Snoar apples, Mrs. E. Dailey, R. Lamont; Northern Spies, Mrs. E. Dailea, R. , Lamont; Baldwins, S. Stirling, R. La- mont; R. I. Greenings, S. Stirling, Mrs. E. Dailey; Macintosh Red, S. Stirling, Laithwaite & San; Ribsion. Pippin, Mrs. E. Dailey, Laithwaite & Son; Golden Russets, S. StirUng, Mrs. E. Dailey; Wagnere, Mrs. E. Dailey, E. Restemeyer; Manes, Laithwaite & Son; Wolf River, E. Haberer; , On- ° tarios, Mrs. E. Dailey, S. Stirling; litaidena Blush, W. Mousseau, Mrs. E. Dailey; Blenheim Malan, S. Stir- ling, Mrs. E. Dailey; Pewaukee, Mrs. E. Dailey, Laithwaite & Son; Colverts, 8. Stirling, Mrs. E. Dailey; 20 -Ounce Laithwaite & Son, Mrs. E. Dailey; Tolman Sweet, Mrs. E. Dail- ey, R. Lamont; Wealthy, Mrs. E. Dailey, H. , Truemner; collection Rus- set apples, S. Stirling, Mrs. E. Dailey; collection fall pears, Mrs. E. Dailey', *Laithwalte & Son; collection winter pears, Laithwaite & Son, Mrs. E. Dailey; collection pears, fall and *fil- ter, S. Stirling, Mrs. E. Dailey; Bart- lett Pear, Mrs. E. Dailey, S. Stirling; Flemish Beauty, Lwithewaite & -Son, Mrs. E. Dailey; Claarp's Faverite, Mrs. E. Dailey, J. Battler; peaches, H. Desjardine, S. Stirling; pdunes, Sus. .an Haberer, Laithewaite & Son; crab apple, red, H. G. Flaxbard, H. Des - Jardine; crab apples, yellow, F. Mc- Clymont, H. A. Fuss; grapes, J. Bat- tler, E. Restemeyer; best collection grape, Susan Haberer, Laithewaite & Son; best plate of plums, Mrs. E. Dailey, Laithewaite & Sone Garden Vegetables World's Wonder potatoes, M. Rad- er; Dooleys, M. • Rader, R.. Lamont: any variety late potatoes, M. Rader, J. Battler; any variety early pota- toes, J. Battler, M. Rader; Green Mountain potatoee, M. Rader, J: Bee tier; Irish Cobbler Potatoes, J. Bat- tier, M. Rader; corn, flint variety, J. Battler; earn, dent varieta, Mrs: Hack- ney; sweet corn, T. Snowden; yel- • low Bantam sweet corn, J. Battler, H. Desjardine; large red onions, J. Battler; large yellow .onions, J. Bat- tier, A, Fuss; Dutch eats, J. Bat- tler, H. Desjardine; Spanish onions, J. Battler, .H. Desjardine; white flela carrots, N. Rader, J. Battler; red garden carrots, H. Thorbuct, W. Mous- *lean; Swedish turnips, H. Truemner; Song red mangolds, Truemner; in- termediate mangolds, M. Rader, M. Smith; sugar beetmangolds, M. Rad- er, T. M. Snowden; Oxford cabbage, E Haberer, W. Mousseau; Drumhead cabbage, W. .Mousseau, Susan Hab- erer;; blue cabbage, J. Battler; black Spanish radish, J. Battler, H. Flax - bard; Waite radish, H. Desjardine; garden ,beine, J. Battler, H. Fuss; Pumpkin, yellow, H. Truemner, W. G. Clark; mammeth pumpkin, H. Truffle- ' tier, T. M. Snowdete citrons, W. Clark, E. Restemeyeee Hubbard squash, H. Truemner, J. Battler; mammoth squash, J. Battler, T. M. •4111 .1; 41 04NratatordaaraultAtIatat17.1.1- 4Y. 4441.7 1114 F 0. •• owsIe red rnatoe�. LBs ; -treatt-1,0, 141 ;..)• 1' 4 rar,a7., 4, • 1, "• `,V. at r ef •400ext lre-g Bratticer, A. HOP, • • •DaleY and0ther. Prodnets 'Butter, rook, oreligek, J. Baader; butter: Won% McOldronent; ger; citoese, hertheranadee Ede laisaer- . er, weeb; toms) -in comb, Haberer; --tioney„ extracted, Mrs. 0494`erY'-; maake aTrnp, L Battler, 14 • Bader; Woo eges, banal* 0114 White, P. Battier, W. G. Clark; ,cbiciteeS dressed, M. Swath, F. MUOietaOnt; beneentade bad 0004 W. G. .Clark F. MeClynareit, • Domestic Science Loaf 'White bread, M. Smith, W. G. Clarla leaf not bread, alao G. Clark* raisin bans or wile, Ed. Haberer, M. Smith; tea 'blaeujtg F, AleCieniont, W. G. Clark; rolled eager coeldea Susan Haberer, W. 0. Clark; rolled ginger cookies, W. ft Clar.„. H. Flaxbard; fried calms, Wall Clark, F. Ilaberer; loaf cake, E. Blaberer, W. G. Clark; dark layer cake, F. McCleanont, W. G. Clark; light Mayer cake, Ed. Ilebeeer, W.' G. Clark; tarts P. MeOlyermet, F. Haberer; cherry pie, P. Haberer, F. lacClymont; Dutch/ servile pie, H. Fuse, Ed. Haberer; coffee cake, Ed. laabe.rer, Fred Haberer; meat loaf, Susan Haberer; canned rhubarb, Sue an Haberer, W. G. Cleat; canned rasp- berries, H. Desjardine, R. Geiger; canned strawberries, Mrs. Tack, H. Desjardine; canned chereies, Mrs. Tack; H. Desjardine; canned pears, H. Desjardinea W. G. Clark; caneed- citron, R. Geiger, Mrs. Pfile & Son; canned plums, W. G. Clark; canned peaches, FL Desjardane, W. G. Clark; currant jam, W. G. Clark, Mrs. Pflle & Son; berry, jam, H. A. Fuss, Mrs. Pfile & Son; grape jelly, H. • Desjar- dine, W. G. Clark; red currant jelly, 11. Desjardine; W. G. Clark; mixed vinegar pickles, Ed. Haberer, W. G. Clark; mustard picklet, F. Mcely- mat; catsup, J. Battler, H. H. Neeb; canned tomatoes,• red, aa Smith', Sus- an Haberer; banned corn, H. Desjar- dine, Mrs. H. Fuss; most valued col- lection eanned fruit, H. Desjardine, W. G. Clark. Ladies' Work Domestio-Quilt piece, fancy quilt- ing, Susan Haberer, Mrs. Hackney ; quilt, pieced cotton, Susan Haberer, Ed. Heberer; quilt, fancy quilting, cotton, M. Rader, E. Restemeyer ; comforter, W. G. Clark, R. Geiger ; bedspread, knit or crochet, Mrs. Hab- erer, Mrs. Dailey; bedspread, fancy, M. Rader, H. Fuss; house Ores% cot- ton, Miss Livingston!, W. G. Clark; man's sleeping garment, Mrs. Ed. Lawson, Mrs. Pfile & Son; child's made -over dress, Mrs. L. Hoffman, H. Fuss; bed stheet, Mrs. Pfile & Son, H. Fuss; sweater, knit or crochet, Miss Livingston, E. Lawson; kitchen- ap- role Ed. Haberer, E. Darling; wool eocks, coarse, Ed. Lawson, Mrs. Tack; mitt, hand keit, fine, Mrs. Hackney, Miss Livingston; darning worn sock or stocking, Mrs. Ha.ckney, R. Fuss; crochet ,gloves, M. Rader, Mrs. Law- son; knitted suit, H. Fuse, Mrs. lack; candlewick, W. G. °leek, Mrs. Dar- ling; man's sweater or pullover, H. Fass, Mrs.. Hackney; best article made from old stockings, T. M. Snowden, Mrs. Fuss; floor mat, braided, Mrs. Pfile, R. Geiger; floor mat, hooked rags, cotton, Ed. Haberer, Mrs. Pfile: r• • 910t2 9/Pazziel/ 67 -own& - A QUIET, WELL CONDUCTED, CONVENIENT, MODERN 100 ROOM' HOTEL-66,,WITH BATH WRITE FOR 'FOLDER ' TAKE A DE LUXE TAXI FROM DEPOT OR- WHARF -26o Electoral District Of Huron Notice of Advance Polls -for- Railway Employees; Sailors and Trawellers, who will be absdnt on the day of Election. Polls will be opened on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, the second, fourth and fifth of October, .1.987, from a o'clock in the forenoon until 5 o'clock in the afternoon and from seven o'clock in the after - 'noon until ten o'clock in the afternoon (Standard Titne). The Polling Places will be located at Town Hall, Clinton • Town Hall, Goderich Dated at Seaforth-tlfis 27th day of September, 1937. KEITH M. McLEAN, Retuthing 0 leer. 004 t! 44 • , • 44. , 4•10 •‘•4•$,,;.. erreag's ''' 4; 1e rcti.D.- Vi„Ot ,i 4i I I ; , 1,1 A • ake.u,rtst.itraazgaullulidaaltatume........lialit.44,011.41.......1044.1t.N..?kat41,474.1r llo• M atx44.,toftfot.r).$ iaAckitivt, -(440 '41,10,...'Nifit,I41;440.104.,,'•', act,,,001.avat€4.4."X-44 Vavici'• • Afr.$.t,, ,•,1110,01q4c1% •-•tow. 441.0v,por, 151* *isa. c.gmoolg00% 00#4400c.4i. 4/40,..7,41,4140., 'atm,Il1 7.41,Weeele 'auffet opt, 0,a7 ether- kind,Ws. Dailpy; Mete Laweopa 44.°0111Pta__04. H. $B lancii, set, embreidered„, 1gro, • Torn,. . Ur% Dailey;' ,eard 'Wale - Cetera Mrie Lawson, alrea.palleye buffet set, .out week, Male Lialagetea. Mare. Leween; eletb, large, grks.. • Ipack. Dalley; tea .COSY, Una Meeltne7, Dailey; tea towels, eMbreidered, Ed. Haberer, M. Radom,: . • Bedroom Purniehingsi-Pillow embroidered, Miss Livingston, Mrs. Tack; pillow slips, other band work, Mies Livingston,. R. Geiger; fancy sheet and pillow slim to matea, Mrs, H. Fuse, Mies, Livirugston; guest towe , Mrs. Tack, Mrs. Hoffman; bath towel and 'wash cloth, Mee. Week, Mrs. Dail- ey; curtaba, hand trimmed, Mrs. Pfile, Miss Livingston; vanity set, Mrs. Pflle, Mrs. Dalley; boudoir .cushion, MI1S. Pfile, Mrs'. Dailey; night robe, ladies' wear, Mrs, L. Hoffman, Mrs. Tack; collar and cuff set, Mrs. Hack- ney, Mrs. H. Fuss; bed jacket, Mrs. Lawson, Ed. Haberer; slip, Miss Livingsbon„H. Fuse; ladies' dressing gown fancy, R. Geiger, H. Fuss; ,pillow slips, cut work, Miss Liv- ingston, Mrs. Hackney. Children's Wear-Bornaiet, jacket and bootees, Mrs. Hackney, M. Rader; crib cover, Ma's. Dailey, airs. Hack- ney; carriage set, cover and pillow to martele Mrs. Hackney, H. Fuss; child's fancy dress; Mrs. Mrs. Hoff - •0,1 i 4 t• I 1" 4. PleaPe. r, ;•• , Afra,‘ 44P. . IOWA „r• AM* 1 1 11 ,*;4• 1 / 1 1 aeraea, Matgritguata.,4 " t ` 5 k • :40 ‘' 1.4' .4 4,,' •°Y444 • : 1 , 4 de Mxaa, Mohan Xra. 4P.0 ,• " lgea ldiee,e'lleaeatle, aa;.litaidgeOret Mr*400 *ow I001,gar, Fops; colicatto4, aritcleatowle :from Votter,'"Iftw: opl4 , roe, 404';'$:c� Nin,,,.To: G:fo' TO• ,4/A4,101,4#1 table .oTh cloth; Hrs. rafaio, ref U-004" Der; 0014,eCtlan garlaila ' aesa Miss Liviageton; kitelten onliellaah, pair curtains, dueter, tea toweleaand tow- el and pot. lifter, Hro, Rale; collec- tion six diffweent style& needlework, Mrs. Lawsoia, airs. lksellag, ArtWork Cartoon, Mrs. Dailey, Miss Living- ston; poster advertising Zurich Fall Pair, A. F. Hess, H. Fkuchied; crepe, 'Paling was and cellopbasteeparper dis- pIay, H. Fuse; oll painting, landscape, Miss Livingston; oil paint*g, marine view, Mrs. Dailey; water colors, scene, original, Miss Liviegiaten Mee: Dailey; water colore, flowers, group- ed, 4Liss Livingston, H. F4s; water creams, animals, copy, Miss Living - stelae H. Fuse; pastel, any' subjeet, Maga Livingston, H. Fuse; convention- al design, in colors, Miss Livingston, H. Flaxbard; wood carving, Mies Liv- ingston, Mrs. Fuss; amateur •photo, farm scenes, H. Fuss; single piece art work note listed, A, Hess, Miss Livingston; Sepia, Miss Livingston, Laitheweite & Sen. Floral Exhibit Bouquet, large, Sustan Ilaberer, Mrs. Hoffman; bouquet, small, Susan Haberer, Mas. Hoffman; collecllan of o IttAliapr 'mow Powook- oortly 4tr, or'uts094,7,0?* , mapitoba, for the Preebver1an..4ehln,gth r: Reg. aNa of Magatane 7410 la ).,90:05,, ' r • 0.1 • 0,01 44 °"•`,,° ° If" • 141 0)1 sehoO'lionat t*Weitlit WO*911'8. • ' MitelOtaarY .00QOAYA ag1,4•WallaW§ Ana,. 'Ot Cuirrt tation of a wo011ea bleeltet was made WPric 400at for iiiary Of'AMA met. The weave During operation trout4. condOit, hziug for cePtrtiu9a. :;darrIni/10,4111,,, " opine of the , bysta.adern, tbrOag4,. 'roar bbuet oTzt'wttu7t41. ie o141. „a. was discovered to. he.a.oalaeata**Ala, road, Willich was in use about one Sylvia, Susan Haberer, Mae. Hoffman; collection of DaMilas, Susan Harborer; collection of Fuliehies, Sueen Haber- er; coUectiOn of Asters, Susan Flab- erer; collection of Pettmias, SUOMI Haberer; collection of house- Pialats, .Surap Haberer; collection of Colima in pats, R, Geiger:Mrs. Pfile; four varieties of Annuals not. otherwise listed, 811.6611 Halierer, L. Hoffman; collection of Zinnias, A. Hess, Susan Haberer; collection of Verbenas, A. 1-1,,ese, Susan Haberer; collection. of Gladiolus, Mrs. Lawson, Susan Hab- erer; tollection of Roses, Susan Hab- erer. Chiklren's Department Collection autumn leaves, mounted and earned, A. Hess; collection mount- ed weeds, A. Hess; best dressed doll, H. Flaxbard, A. Hess; crochet 'work, A. Hess; bird house, R. Geiger; writ- ing, over 10 years old, H. Flaxbard; art over 10 years *Id, H. Flaxbard; Batik of Montreal, Zurich, SPecial- H. Plaxbard, A. Hese. hundred years ago. 'Mae 'Olean was between three aed feat' Soot below the surfacer -0104= Newp-ftepord, Another Freak On disPlaY el the News -Record dow te another of those. unusual freaks of nature. This time it is a potato. Not being content with 'grew- ing exoeptionally large, this Potato has been energetie enough to grow eight other petatoes from the main tuber. In, shape it resembles a tur- tle, and weighs 2 pounds 14 ounces. This oddity came from the garden of Mr. S. Trewine-Cliatton News-W.60ra. Death of William Holmes William Holmes, an old resident of Whighama, died September law- in his 4 itrai 'way action Kellogg4 Made in 1.474914' WA 74 6.ardr, Yell% Re.sreaaVO0a*,'ar. 1. eause .• .,. i .' , ,,'„, ,,,,,.r.,.„,,,,, • ,..„:,.., tinTa salett ,eco-iiixidai%to)170,,i':?,..i?..14c1/*.r.,„, ,'0 i .6.0: 0, , Wilitaill, of Clefiek1414;:1;;;How ' ', H . ,r : , . r . . , ' , •.ini, Wi.01;°44,•!'FAp was iviak Urines rand nerved ,ian-alle'Pealene e lies Conatniesiell -fot, Mea7,7ealle°,,e leaves three .-sons..mad: One .tirad°' ,1•4•.1. • Chicago; Bert the Cenealea1 , Land Mrs, W: Deavemiorteef., --aGoderich, Star. • The design of the 1938 registration plates is exceptionally attractive • with Crown and Orange figures on Blue background. • 4. To Save Ontario Bletort -ts fine and Money • 0 1938 Motor Vehicle Permits • Are DIQw Available to the advance in the new car purchasing season and the fact that increasingly large numbers of used cars and trucks are now purchased at this time of year and following the practice established last year which met with such favourable reception on the part of the motoring public, 1938 Motor Vehicle Permits and, Operators' Licenses are being made available in advance of the date of expiration of 1937 permits. 1938 Permits (now available) save the purchaser 'of a new car or truck the expense of 1937 registration. They save the purchaser of a used car or truck the fee for transferring the 1937 registration (1938 Permit can be procured without transfer fee). Rs indicated in the Budget Address delivered on March 9th of this year, the Government is able ' to announce a downward revision in the fees for the registration of Motor Vehicles. PASSENGER GAR REGISTRATION FEES 4 cylinders 6 cylinders, up to and including 28 horse power 6 cylnders, over 28 horse power 8 cylinders, up to and including 35 horse power 8 cylinders; over 35 horse power 12 cylinders. • - .. ... 16 cylinders 1937 Fee $ 7.00 1200. 15.00 • 15.00 20.00 . '30.00 40.00 1938 Fee $ 2.00 7.00 10.00 10.00 15.00 • 25.00 35.00 (S.A.E. rating of horse power shall be used) flll Commercial- Motor Vehicles and Trailers have been reduced 25% from the 1937 rate. The Fee for the registration of a change of ownership has been reduced from $2.00 to $1.00.. Fee for the Registration of a Motor Cycle has been reduced from $3.00 to $1.00. CHANGE OF LICENSE YEAR The Government having decided to change the license year to coincide with its fiscal year, 1938 permits and licenses will be valid to March 31st, 1939. mSi / MINISTER OF HIGHWAYS PRoVnItE Or ,psTaino This advance scde of 1938 Motor Vehicle Permits and Operators' Licenses is for vatic converdenoe. 7•4 t.s 0.1 4 1141 License Early! j§4 114 . • • 4.e4 Y, 4,4 • 44 '01