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UMW). FAIR E. Keys. Fose-H, a roe. Geld- Soweisa. Ewe lerab-Thoe, Snow- Penhak, Peir pigeoee-oN, resume C Vomiter. ft ore Yellen wey, cisv.) esei, 2 water- iioneekes. see %atom airs. L
ia Many limgmetsmata wars OP, Ire IL 'Wise & Son. Team-er.i W. Nee Wiles.
Smor0.
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c ere-- e-', erre ee, esnov, den, Gee. LINA- ..L'&-Roht. Peabele. Thee. Snipe, Mutton. Coolest trimmed sefe
ins or illy 3 years oldo-Sisolock den, W. W. Wise. Wether Iamb- Ise era
Swei3O, corn -7A, Johnsten & Soot lire. Irmo-Ur:1st fClarki,),1 Thos. Snowden. 1,1aerchiefs-Mrs. N. W. Wood% Ada
Fahr Highly Simessiefel In Saito of Reseletere II Ram, two *hears or over --Win., 14 Bee salt. butter ---Mrs, N. W.
Osei Hey.
JUI.Igt.`-C. II, Holland, Seafortle sey. 6 eat,. Dent eorite-E. and R. daa, a citrons -4. A. Murree-. r„ steee,_ _Kra. jai. Toms T. cow.
ehropshirce IsAltt,"f PRODUCE sp".101), nim. Snowden. ears. S. alooriim. Hot tonoelea for tabise OIL roue leudorn han4,,macui jaw.
et XnesetleastaY rise tastality- stirling•
P. title e ear.. anv other vareety-
Heat est or tabic JuhnGalbratth, Tattiag-Une bac lira.
Brownette, Thos. taistowden.. stem Ions Mrs. t.Urk• leeriest IMolthinotts Pair cartel
Brood MATO, aceetepanied by feel, Stewart. Shooling rasit-J. A. Men- Wood:. Garnet Jaeobi. 5 lbs. butter
Thole
foil not to be judged with mere- • son & Son. Rani landoel. A. Manson in 1 lb. block ----Mrs. •. • ' litediel field in --Milne Rader, C.toompain for feed -S. A. Murray. C. liand-made-Mrs. a Het,., Mrs.
ae,
r 1 ,. Truenener. Vollecticet et groin* in 1.'lerseiuserilik pots.to LaIsst_et5i:a:h3ilf.orelfaerek%ltookese.,:arblneet rtumejaeorbo-al, mmernet 14,44$44. W. The cool, diScouraging weather of Sean •dley, E. F. Mentor. *'oal-Sam I.& Son, Wm. Stewatt Ewe, 'having , Mrs. A. E. Imin. 5 lie, croak butter '
last Wedneielay did not deter the peo- Hey. Gelding or filly 1 year old - misted Iambs in 1925, 2 shears or over' -Mrs. N. W. eVoele, Mrs. A. " I;; head-- Garnet Jacobi. • -0, Trumann*. is reek large FnOe' &IL Scatchnuire, Fillet 'toilet • •
pte
of Hayfield and surrounding gouts- Sam Hey, Rbt. MeClinchey. Single I -J. A. Nieman & Son, lot and 2nd I win. 1 fl: Lilo* print butte71-7. ,e, . judge,,,,,. W. winistins. zurich_. !I onlirsioz...11: Treusixr;ebrbt. 5712 112,2giireccr ottne.1.1uno,,$)(zt,m. rps.injnor woos, w.aarksue-nobradstedurs.
try MIR tearable. oat -in largo smashers roadeter--Morteen Ellioet,_ Wilfred [Shoaling ewe -Wm, Stewart, lat and Keegen, W. F. Meteele, (.', eeee.,
t,o attead their sinnual fall fair held McLean. ,.tronleosl----A---/tetteon elt home-madeeesF. .I.;eegan, leirs. -;, 1,1,_. ERIIIT
on that day. The exhibits in all glue Son, Wm. Stewart. Wether ,leullsel, Woode. teottaese cheeso, lbe--- r-' leifeerolnehee %Mr? " , melisf. iuses-er, lie: riretehm,00-111:bitto- Tou:tnooes.1\1‘2!::o•witteGarnertsleefest $40-bilehitifte--, mrs.W'Romeel'. •Keeestifset ost-
ses were good, especially in the indoor Wm. Stewart. Best fat sheep -i F. Metealf, Go net Jaeobi. Halt haute,. cove%) mebew, (leo. Livow4dee.
,,,, 1 large yellow onione-F. Barker, Robt.' Mrs. Rom Centrep' colored-
, nice,
doeartneents sonte roily wonderful Brown Stewart, Thos. Snowden. home cured, smoked -Mrs. N. W.ieronediou oe grapes---Xtro. (H• - : Tumor.
*whitens Of fruit*, vegetables and
N W Wood*
Carriege
Single carriage lease -Bart Levis,
J. A. Menson & ne Best gentle-
OUtilt-ahret T.avis Morton El -
nett, Lady driver- tlart: Levis, Jno.
Docker, Sre
W J. Diciteele, Jas. Aral-
lbald, Seaforth.
C`A.TTLE
Grade Cattle
MitchIL Wise & Son,
Thos. Brownette. Heifer two years
old -Wm. Stewart, W. W. Wise.
Heifer, one year old -Thos. Brown-
ette, W. W. Wise. Heifer ealf-V.
IL Wise & Son, Thos. Brownette.
Steer calf -E. H Wise & Son, lst
and 2nd, Steer, two years old -W.
Sowers losing shown, and as usual the inGs. Woods, 14. anal Snowden. 3 'Wel' mooed, mato ,turks
home -cured baeon, sincesed-Mrs. N.: ere Plate plums --.1", Barker, cee IT. Metcalf. Mrs. 'W. II. Tremblay. Jetudsmade bed ljneo-Ganoke Jo**
eg lase yellow totnetoeso-Mrs. Ve. II. Mrs. N. VI. Woods. Three enetersiel'•
exhibits of the ladies in horneonade " Berkshire I W. Woo. • Thos. Snowden. Ms* 'Tr ue nt n er. Plate prunes -Theo.
baking and fanoy work were a st Aged boar -Thos. Snowden. Brood home -rendered lard-Thes. Snowden, Brownette, F. Keeton, Plate "rellowlrilmb14134 RT" irklqi. "re Ir."...it''.trt'd t„0"11-11-31. N. W. WOW', Jae.
tonmtoes-o re, tam on, s. 1011; it. IT. Reid. Three erochet trimmed tow.
high orelet Entries in liveetoek and s , ' littered in 1925 --Thos. Mrs. N. W. Woode. Pair " dressed. eralm-Ilims. Brownette.. Plate Ted 1!IA0t I e fi'ININ-virwnimiti. elm, wad o. suaeov.er es- -rs N. W. -retele
poultry were lighter than usual, due Snowden. Boar littered * in 1925-- chickens -Mrs. N. W. Woods, Mrs. I. ii rd ' nowR s / 1- e • • • • , Mn.rs. .
. . t r init. ie. . . re - , towe --)fm. X. Ws Woods, Ade
etfloollilte,ctiotinsfuts.a.rtIliet.1 Thererinisicall.L I Galbh4ralth. Ladies' underwor, strict -
no doubt to the threatening Weather, Those Snowden. Sow littered in 1925 Clerk. Iloavieets dozen hen's •ettits, son, Collection of pears, five of each li
crabs -Harold Wuhan., as,
good quality. An exhibit which Ate• Yorkshire • Heaviest dozen hen's mega, brown pvelettieetyfe-0-11. twit; r8S! jr1:int. hlt.hilieelignh, olve.11,1)pl:Ybi• M ,, x w w oti . . . . ,
btrt they were of an exceptionally -Thos. Snowden. • 1 white iihell-Mrs. Ross, Milne Rader.
ate, ofPePPers-• 10. s . • 0 s, Mro. !Towne. Man's cotton shirt, .
I 1y nd made-Afra 1 W *Weeds
tratted * great deal of inteeost was a F. Keegan. Best and R Snowden. Plate winter pearal
Wino!: sUneotwendlefl.1. Mt \\
omo.f Iv!! eTurnellbuebrisa-r. , est!
iflo1Yuslrotne4.1 "IdAppriquirlIngi' 1{"sitirs* lisid-ent.
smell boat, a model of the Govern- Brood am, having littered in 1925 shellm3n°' bReeeldp• ro, ue 0_ . .
'1 t J F Pol . • It Sti il
merit service boat, Simcoe, which was -E. H. Wise & Son, R. Blair. Boar disPlaY of
lock. One quart strained honey -3
-• `Collection of a les four fall and sax
- -,---liarold Penhale, J. . • s up
littered in 1925-Robt Blair. Sow / • • app1e, • G Vegetable e merrow-5Irs. We IT. Mrs. 5. Howe% Mrs liceounom
. w/ Tremblay, J. R. Stirling. Green Hub- Bedspread, crochet inseto-Mrs. Jno.
made by the late Capt. Alex, Brown, u E Polloek One ouert map e syrup- o winter- five of each variety* eo.
end plated on display at the Fair by littered in 1925--E. IT. Wise & oop,
Robt. Blair.. •
F: Keegan* Milne Rader. f '
Laithevaite, 3. R. Stirling. • titer _ .
bowl squash -A. John ton & Sofie F. Toms Mrs '3 Houston Child' dr -
his widow. It will be rememberedRed Pigs Judge--:Tas. Connolly, Seaforth. appsee-Geo, laithwa e, . . Sli le'
Barker. Tel ow u Shard owes - made from old
1 Irl h , . k • •• a 011$ •
garment -44m S.
the bite Capt. Brown was drowned DOMESTIC SCIEL•ICE init Vali apples, four varietieg, 6 a
Milne Rader, A. E. Irwin•
. Houston, Mrs. Roes. Women's .dreee,
along with all his crevt when his boat Aged *di -Thos. Snowden, Brood s
i. lb. home-made fudge --Mrs. . .
A, each variety -Geo. Laithwaite, J. a.
went down in Lake Superior a few sow, having littered in 1925-4. R. - • 1.4 e Stirling, Plate of Bald
Brandon A. Johnston A ,e.on oa • wins -Geo. Judge -NV. L4, ,Tohneton, Zurich, made. from old garment -Mrs. Ross.
Mrs. N. NI. Woods. Embroidered
years ago. During the course of the Stirling. Bear littered in 1925-1 A. o .
twhite bread -Mrs.. Ross I, ithwaite 3 11. Stirling*. Plate • LADIES' WORK ' dresser searf-ldrs. Ross, Mrs. Aba
afternoon's ;proceedings a freeefor-all :Mattoon & Son, T. Snowden. Sow lit- home made. • r * oe Mann e eiee et and R Snow., ,
Ed P ter. Loaf home-made Geahana - -Peeee- ." ' • Ladies'knitted sweater, wool -4-11. Brandon S I
amp er showing specimen
race' was run, three heath,' in which tared in 1925-3. A. MIIIS011t 1st and 'e•-• - "1Robert Turner. Plate of Spit- / R . / e. 1 *
el el -Mrs Ross E. & R. Snowden. den, el,. A. Feat, a rs, ties. etiliee env let of straight, bias end three cornered
"Peter lisefillr awned by Jno. Deck- 2nd. Beet boar, any breed -Thos. erene •-• *
brown bread -le. & R.. ' I ,e,e,j it sweater. wool-Mre. Powrie, II. A.
• zenburg-F Kabgen J. It• Mt l• darning-Chse. Penfound, Mrs. Ross.
er, 'Jr., of , Zurich, drew first money. Snowden. Best sow, any breed- Loaf Boston, A. E. Inv' L f t •
nu tng, Vote of Northern Spies . .. . ,, Knitted ca i en 1 <le trf-II. A. e; i
; . roomer showing pate* itenaratele-
"Tolley Her," ovrned •by JOIni Hoes, Of Thos. Snowden, J. R. Stirling. Best Snowden, Mrs•
bread made from baking' Powder- • '
Stirling Geo Laithwaite. Plate King •L'uss. 1 * ' -
Mrs. Ross, J. It. Stirling'. Derider :
Zurich, won 0 second, and "Helen pair bacon hogs, any breed -.I. A. k• C n worn sork-Mrs. N. W. Woods,
Mack," owned by Mowatt McDougall, Maneon &.Sons, Fe H. Wise & Son. Mrs. Metealf. l'atched quilt, cotton
W. Wise, 1st and end. Steer, one
year old -Thos. Brovmette, 1st and
2nd. Fat cow, heifer or steer -E. II.
Wise & Son. W. W. Wise.
Durham
Mitch eow-E. H.
& Son, 1st
and 2nd. Heifer two years old -E.
H. Wise & Son. Heifer one year old
-Chas. Rathwell. Heifer calf --E.
H. Wise & Son, let end 2nd.
ere
Milch cow -Harold Penhale. Helf-
er, one year old -Harold Polhill°.
, Polled Angus
Milch cow -Wm. Stewert, ist and
2nd. Heifer,. two years old -Wm,
Stewart, 1st and -2nd, Heifer, oue
year old -Wm. Stewart, 1st and 2nd.
Heifer ealf-Wm. Stewart 1st and
2nd. e
Jersey
Mileh oow=Mrs.' Brandon, 3. R.
Judge -Wm. Charters, Seaforth.
SHEEP
Ram, two shears or over -Wm. Mee
Allister & Son, Brown Stewart Ram
lamb -Brown Stewart, 3. W. Elliott.
Shearling ewe --W. W. Wiee, Wm. Me-,
Allister & Son. Ewe' lamb-13rown
Stewart, let and 2nd. Wether lamb -Brown Stewart Wm. McAllister &
, .
Sou, •
Lincolns -
Garnet -Jacobi, Mrs. N. W. Woods. 8121
buns -E. & R. Snowden Garnet ja-
cobl. Six tea biscuits-tMrs. N. W.
Woods, Jas. IL Reed. Sex ginger
hermits -F. Keegan, Garnet Jacobi.
Platte cookies -F. Keegan, Mrs. W. H.
Tremblay. Six plain muffins --Garnet
Jacobi, E. F. Mentor. Six scones -E.
F. Merner, Mrs. N. W. Woods; meat
loaf -Mrs. N. W. Woods, .date, H. Reid
Apple pie ---j. R. Stirling,Rieb-
ardstime Lemon pie-Mre. A. Bran-
don, Mrs. N, W, Woods. Plain baked
beans -Jas. H. Reid, Garnet Jacobi.
Most suitable and appetizing cold
lunch far one person -Mrs. A. E. Ir-
win, Garnet Jacobi. Pickles, Pints -
F, Keegan, Mrs. W. II. Tremblay. 3
jelly and 3 marmalade in glasses -A.
Johnston & Son, Mrs, N. W. Woods.
Catsups and meat sauces, bottles-seW.
F, Metcalf, E. and R. Snowden. Lay-
er calte••-Garnet Jacobi, E. and R.
Snowden. Canned fruit, quarts --A.
Johnston & Son, F. Keeg,an. canned
vegetables, pints -E. and R. Snow-
den, Mrs. W. IT. Tremblay.
• Judges -Mrs. Jas. Connelly, Mrs.
(Dr.) McKinnon. •
GRAIN Meth ,SEEDS
•
of of Ribeton Pippins -F, Keegan, J. R.
men'e knitted 'sock% tine -Mrs. Rode,
eae end
Bees, hirs. Hamm, Crochet
gses. Oarf--Mrs. ITowrie, -IT, A. Free.
Robt, urner, •
Laithwaite. Plate of Greenin
Pair men's knitted. eocits, coarse-,
Jos. Richardson, de R. Stirling. Plate
Mrs. ROSS, Mrs. thee Toms. Pair
Stirling. Plate 20 'ounce Pippins -J.
Home,. Pair
R. Stirling, Gee. taithwaite. Plate Mrs". rg°wries Poh. men's. woollen
mitts-'51rs. Ross, Mrs.
ladles' knitted mitts -W. E. Metcelf,
of Wagners-.1. R. Stirling, F. Kee -
Pair ladies' bed..
gen. Plate of Golden Itussets-J.
Stirling, Thos. Brownette. Plate of Xre• Houston.
room alipperes-Mrs. Roes, Ve, le. Met -
Blenheim Pippins -.T. R. Stirling,
Milt Baby's knitted jacket and bon-
Robt, Tomer. Plate of Snows -F. Brandon. Baby'e
Keegan J. R. Stirling. Plate of Oro. net wool--"Mrg,
earios2J: R. Stirling, Jos. Richard.
son. Plate of Wolfe Itiven-Geo.
Laithwaite, 3, R. Stirling.
Judges -j. Porter, Godoich; W. IL
Lobb, Clinton;
VEGETABLES
Peck Early Cobblers -Milne Peeler,
Robt. Turner, Peek early potatoes,
-to • named -Milne Rader, P. I3arker.
1 peck Green Mountain -Milne Rader,
Rote.. Turner. 1 •peels late potatoee;
to be nained--IVIilue Rader, B. and R.
Snowdon. 3 inangolds, long red -
Thos. Snowdet,'0, 'Provence. 3 man -
golds, Yellow Globeezdeliine Rader,
Thos. Snowden. Mangolds, .Interme-
diate-lVfilne Rader, •Ed, Foster. 6
table beets -Mrs. P. Clark, F. Barker.
6 parsnips -F, Barker, Geo. Lindsay.
3 field turnips" -E. and R. Snowden,
• C. Truemner. Field Carrots-Robt,
Penhalee Milne Rader. Table carrots
--Jno. A. Monet Milne Rader. 3
sugar beets -J, R. Stirling, Thos.
Snowden 3 winter radisb-Thos,
Snowden. '6 salsify -E. arid R. Snow. -
den, W. F. Metcalf. 2 heads cabbage
-Robt, eVIcleiorray, F. Keegan. 2
heads •cauliflower -F, Barker, Mrs. P.
Clark. 3 heads white celerye-Gatrnet
Jacobi. :2 muskiiielosie-3. A. Mur -
of Hohneaville, won third, The E'er- Judge --G, S. a Petty, Renee% -Mrs: Abe Brandon, Mrs. R. Houston.
ick Jubilee Band furnished music slur- pouraitr. tafFhe'd quilt, • eloth-Mrse Brandon,
ing the (ley. Brahmas-Coek, E. P. Merner; hen, Mrs. RCVS. 'Brikided niato--Mns. Ross,
In the evening a concert was given E. F. Merner; cocke.rel, D. Gehnen- Floy Edwards, Hooked mat -Mrs. S.
hy the young people of the village hardt; pullet, D. Geimenhardt. Ply- Houston, Milne Rader. Vence" hand -
which eves declared a great success by mouth Barred Rockc-Cock, R. Sotch- made hand bag -W. F. Metcalf, Mrs.
the record crowd present. The prize mere,hen, R. Scotch- Ross. ITome laundry white shirt or
• '
winners in the various departments
are listed as follows t lerff mere, W, W. Wise; cockerel, W. W. shirt waist -Mrs. N. W. Woods, Mrs.
Wise R. Scotchmere; pullet, R. McKinnon. Home dyeing, $ plots,
ki V Wi - -P1 mouth
_ • HORSES.--se,Scote m'eres We-ee . se. y
General Purpose Rocks, White -Cock; Thos. Snowden,
Brood mare, accompanied by foal let and 2nd; hen,Thos. Snowden, 1st
not to be judged with mare--jas. and 2nd; cockerl, Robt. Blair, Geo.
Wamsley, Brown Stewart Foal- Lindsay; pullet, Itobt. Blair,' Geo.
Jas. Wellesley; J. A. Manson * SemStirling Lindsay. White WyandotteseeCock-
Gelding or filly 2 yeats old -de A. erel, Mrs. W'oods, G. Atlaineon;•pullet,
Manson & Son, Fred 'Watson. Geld- G. Atldnson, D. L. Atkinson., Buff
-,. " ing or filly 1 year old -Ben Pearson, Orisingtons-Cockerel, X. Ferguson;
° Harold Penhale. Tearn--Wm. Deck- pullet, N. Ferguson. .Silver Grey
er, let and 2nd. ' Dorkiegs-Cock, Geo, Lindsay; hen,
P. •oe Geo Lindsay. ' White Leghorns--e
•Cockerel, Thos. Brownette, 1st and
Pereheron
Three year old --.T. R. Stirling, Bert2nd; pullet, Peter MeClinchey. :Rhode
• Pearson. Two year old -J. R. Stirl- Island - Reds-:-Coekerel, Harald Pen -
ling. One year old -Brown Stewart. hale; pullet, lie.rold Peohale, lst and
Foal-Brown,Stewart, lst mid 2nd. • 2nd, Anconas, hen, W. 17. Metcalf,
• . Agricultural . . 1st and 2nd, •Campiries--Coola, W. F.
Brood mare, accompanied by foal.
foal not to be judged. with mare-
. Brown Stewart, Colin Campbell
Foid-Colin Campbell, Robt. McClin-
. chey, Gelding or - filly 3 years old-,
Lloyd Scetchmere. Gelding or filly
2 years old -H. H. Neeb, Lloyd
Scotchmere. Gelding or filly 1 year
old.Colin Campbell, H. E. Keys.
Team=o-Ralph Stevenions
Heavy Draught •
Brood mare, accompanied by foal,
foal not to be judged with mare -sell;
1925, 2 shears
having raised. Iambs in leletcalf; hen, W. F. Metcalf lst an
• Ram lamb-Thoe. Snowden. Ewe,
r over -Thos. Snowden. She z 2nd; cockerel. W. F. Metcalf 1st and
o
oive.--Thos, Snowden. Ewe laAntrib-in- 2nd2nd; pullet, W. F. Metcalf,' lst and
Thos.' Snowden. Wether lamb -Thos. e Bantams • any other variety -
Snowden. ' Cockerel, C. Bantams,
pullet, C.'
Truemner. •Any other variety -fowl,
Oxfords
cock, W. F. Metcalf 1st and 2nd. -Bel -
Ram, two shear. or over -Thos. ghat hare -D. Geimenhardt, M Merl
Snowden, W. W. Wise. Shoaling er. Pair 'Pekin ducks -C. Penfound,
ram -E, IL Wise & Sem Ram lamb E. and R. 'Snowden. Pair Rouen
--Frank Weeks, 'nos-. Snowden. togas Thos-.Snosedemeletenadjod.
Ewe, having raised lambs in 1925, 2 Pair Toulouse geese -Frank Weeks,
shears or over -W. W. Wise, Thos. B,obt. 13Iair. Pair any other variety
S n o w d en. iShearling, ewe-Thosgeese-E. and R. Snowden, Harold
r".
Bushel White Winter wheat -Thos
•
Snowden, de R. Stirling. Bushel Red
Winter Wheat -jos. Richardeon, Milne
Rader. Bushel spring wheat -3. R.
Stirling, Milne Rader. -Bushel large
white peas -Harold Pnhale. Bushel
sanall.whitepeas-C. Trneroner, Milne
Rader Bushel barley -E. once R.
Snowden, Milne Rader. Bushel
White oats-Robt. Turner, C. Truem-
ner. Half bushee timothy seed-
Robt Turner, A. Johnston, & Son.
Half bushel clever seed --Thos, John-
exachet jacket and bonnet, wool- different color and ntaterial-41re.
Urs S Irowiton Mieeeliisee elialky'Ec -ROSS, Mrs; W. 14% treniblay. "
,
crochet bootees, wool -Mrs. Ross,
Mrs. 5.11ouston, Embroidered 'collar
and cuff set, washable -Mrs. 8. Hoes-
lon, IL A. Fuss.. Timone- collar. and.
cuff set. washable--;eirs, N, W.
Woods, Mrs. Ross. TPAir'dav slips-
Mrs..(Dr.) McKinnon. Floy Edwards.
Irish crochet lace -Mrs. Rosie -Garnet
Jacobi. Fillet crochet lacee-elno.
.Couneron, • Robt. Seotchmere.s .raneY
,aprone-Jas, IT. Reid; Mrs.- Roes.
Plain kitchen apron- -Garnet Jacobi,
Ada Galbraith. Eyelet embroidery -
Mrs. N. W. Woods, W. b, Metea
Heinen cutework-V, s Metcalfe
Mrs, N. W. Woods. :Hardanger em-
broidery -W. F. Metcalf, .Mrs, S.
Houeton,- Etching or outline stitch --
•S, Houston, Mrs, Ross. Modern.
-cross stitch -A. johnston'& Son, Mrs.
Tiradding-eMre. Houston, Mrs.
Brandon. Drawn work -Mrs. How -
vies Garnet Jacobi. • Leech or tea
Cloth, embroidered -Mrs. Ross, das,
-IT. leeid. Lunch • or tea eloth, crochet.
.-Mrs. N. W. Woods. Robt. &etch -
mere. Lunch or tee eleth, lace -Mrs.
Ross, Mrs. N. W. Woods, :ee'oshable
tea • cosey-IVIrs: X. W. Woods, Mrs.
3no... Toms, Embroidered eaofa eush-
band sewing. limited article -Genet
jaeobi, Mrs, Ross. Specimen modern
beadings -A. Johnston 4 Son, VI..V.
Metcalf. Laundry bag -H. A. Fuss,
W. F. Metcalf, Collection 6 different
styles needlework -IL A. rues, Mrs.
ITowrie. Camisole, bend tesele.--Foith-
er ,Talbot, Mrs. ROSS: Library get,
pillow and tinuter---Mrs. Ilewrie, W.
F. Metcalf, Luncheon set, 5 pieces or
more -W. F. Metcalf, Mts. HoWrie.
Serviettes, 4 pieces -Mrs. Itowri6,
Mrs. Miss. 'Buffet set, 3 pleees-Ada
Galbraith, Mrs. Movie. Table Mate,
asbestos lined -Mrs. Ross, If. A. POO.
Crochet lace, 1 yard--Stue Coniston,
Mrs,:S. Houston. Slumber rug -II.
A. Fuss, de E. Pollock. Mae* sleep-
ing garment, maehine made -Garnet
Jacobi, Mrs. Ross. Buttonholes, 12,
4 cottop. 4 •wool. 4 tailored -Mrs. S.
Houston, Mrs. Ross. Bondolr. sap -
Garnet Jacobi-, Mrs. A. E. Irwin.
Judges -Miss Grace Stevens, Sea- •
forth; Mri. L. Williams; Zurich.
PLANTS/AND rt.owEns
Bouquet, large -Mrs. (Rev.) Me -
Leo& Mrs. N. W. Woods. Bouquet,
(Coritinoed On page 8).
Zola Bt. Goddard driver of
winning quoin In Intrrnattonal
DO t Med Derby at quebte who
his beet dor. 'Yukon. vaulter
Of Duo Salto Trophy.
A intottedul entrant
tho mmetie agate
held TsuntlY in the
wenn sulphur pool 'at
Banff. Alberta.
;altos Hone Spiegel to creating
eatentlort In Gluttony at ores'st with
big novel Mucci*, mil astonishing
ntkempe. Bo to Met and death and
denim without
Peeve Norm', the "Plying Phan",
*MAW beep 1110- by 1 new reethenicei
preemie or photo settlyttre obtained
tour saelitote Kitting before two
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ot ulyreed with colour Ilse
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