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Department Our of of Coot Quality and voryUon- In our window two 0110 of thorn particularly and floral and body Old plover Loaf on body Wo to iron HAVE FINE LINES TO SELECT I I Impoitor of and Fanoy Field and Soldiers Comforts The win have under lain tin canvassing of nut iiis Inward Lint Military Hospital wish I hank all those who responded ho generously If here are any who not boon ailed mi and feel deposed to lldp cm do so by leaving their at Hank of Montre al The will bo kept open until Saturday morning So ciety hope lo moot with great suc cess at Pair where wo are lerving luncheon afternoon ten in he Main Building and a Booth on the grounds with cool drinks ice cream to refresh one Have the children try Fish Pond all kinds of fish in it The Society wish lo thank Mr for moving ho Piano to the Hospital for lie last entertain ment Hock Mince Moat The following recipe ban bean sent in by the Field Comforts It boon tried by a number of Mwnmrkct ladies found ex cellent peck Green Tomatoes a peck Apples peeled and cored Lemons juice and rind His Brown Sugar Mis Heedless Raisins a Hi Candied Citron or Weak I pint Boiled Cider Vinegar Tablespoon Cloves Level Tablespoon Allspice Level Tablespoon Cinnamon Level Teaspoon Ground Teaspoons Salt Apples and Lem ons chopper add Sugar about hours until then add Cider Spices grans and Citron cut Boil and hoi lie hot This in for large pies A HIT Ii Family Herald and Weok- of Montreal certainly W a popular hit their European The map is at any tee to all I when they map of area It is are overwhelmed with not for Is given Who pay a years the full yea It is a wonderful and it is no wonder they we securing thousands of new also many get tho map now Is very complete and alone worth the price asked for paper and map a Detroit instantly car getting out of fiwol while going around If in and crashing a fence veil toll BURNS will Indications yesterday pointed to a most successful Fall Fair at Newmarket providing weath er continues favorable There splendid entry tak ing show as a whole partic ularly in stock and Fair will ho complete today I The Main Building is beautiful ly decorated and tho exhibits all though small in number compared with previous shows are good in quality and arc placed in very attractive form This especially of Horticul tural Department which pies the center tables Considering season there is a good show of Fruit but Grain Vegetables and Dairy are poorly represented The ladies as usual show a line lot of Fancy well as articles of more useful manufacture In this depart ment also the quantity not as great as at some former Inhibi tions The Space that is not used by exhibits is taken up by business people adding general interest to he building Mr Nottingham has a display of Pianos Sewing Ma chines I pin inula and Maxwell Car Mr shows a good exhibit of Stoves Farm Utensils and Overland Car Mi- has an excellent display of Furniture Mr of Aurora shows all kinds of Mu sical Instruments and Bowing Machines Ho is also Agent for Farm Implements and way he delivered a Farm Tractor to Mr on the 3rd of Whit church Tuesday which was cut ting Corn the next day Fine were practically eliminated this year because of a new rule which confines exhibits to students of High Schools and Continuation Classes in York Co but the School a good display of Writing Draw ing and Cooking The general exhibit in Unking and Preserving is about as large as usual The Field Comforts has its Flab Pond in the Main Building as well as a Booth The new Cattln Building is a great improvement The Implement Building is well filled also the Poultry Building The usual Midway attractions and Side Shows keep the grounds lively as as the splendid music of the York Rangers Band of Toronto Much interest was taken in the Military Presentation yesterday afternoon as as the Basket Ball and Foot Ball Contests be tween pupils of Richmond Hill and Newmarket High Schools The following are a few of the Prize Winners Ladles Work Embroidery Madeira Mrs 2nd Mrs Kersey Embroidery Ml Mollick Work Miss Fisher 2nd Miss eon Embroidery Sofa Cushion Wash Mrs Graham 2nd Miss McCulchoon Embroidery Sofa Cushion Col ored Miss 2nd Mrs Kersey Pip Cushion White on Linen Miss Fisher 2nd Mrs J Graham or Runner While Linen Miss Gardner Miss Fisher Silk on Colored Linen Miss Gardner Centrepiece While Linen Mrs Kersey 2nd Miss McCutcheon Centrepiece Colored Mrs J D Graham 2nd Miss McCutcheon Doylies While Linen Mrs J Graham 2nd Miss Gardner Five Oclock Miss Fisher 2nd Mrs J Graham Initial or Monogram Miss Mc 2nd Mrs Bogart on Pair of Towels Mrs Bogart 2nd Mrs J Gra ham Trimmed Towels A Mrs J Graham 2nd Mrs J Boyd Sheet and Pillow Slips J Graham 2nd Mrs Sam Sheet and Pillow Slips A 0 Mrs 2nd Miss Fisher Tea White Linen Mrs J Boyd 2nd Miss Drawn Thread Work Mrs F 2nd Mrs J Graham Tea Cloth Crochet Mrs J Boyd Tray Cloth White Linen Miss B Fisher 2nd Miss Crochet Work in Cotton Miss 2nd Mrs Kersey Crochet Doylies Miss NEWMARKET buy I ONIONS I inlo I in diameter at per lb TOTE Silverskin PICKLING ONIONS to inch in diameter at per lb Delivered at House Clean to handle Sold by nil Drug and General Stores r Fisher 2nd Miss Crochet for Underwear Miss McCutcheon 2nd Mrs J Boyd Collar Miss 2nd Miss B Fisher Fillet Mrs 2nd Miss Fisher Irish Crochet Miss Fish- Colored Crochet Misa 2nd Miss Newton Knitting in Cotton Miss Mc 2nd Mrs Kersey Netting- Miss McCutcheon 2nd MiSsL Fisher Tatting Miss McCulchoon 2nd Mrs Kersey Lace Miss L Fisher 2nd Lace Miss L Fisher 2nd Mrs Kersey Point Lace Miss McCutcheon 2nd Mrs Korsoy Nightdress Mrs S J Boyd 2nd Miss L Fisher Tea Apron Mrs F Bogart 2nd Mrs J Graham Boudoir Cap Mrs A Goring 2nd Miss Gould Work Bag Mrs J 2nd Miss Childs press Mrs 2nd Mrs T White Mrs Kersey Baby Carriage Cover Mrs J Graham 2nd Mrs A Goring Crochet or Knit Hug for Baby Carriage Miss 2nd Mrs J Boyd Pair Curtains Mrs J 2nd Mrs Kersey Ladles Work Plain Blouse handmade Mrs J Graham 2nd Mrs C Nightdress handmade Mrs Kersey 2nd Mrs J Boyd Kitchen Apron Mrs J Gra ham 2nd Miss Fisher Quilt Cotton Pieced Mrs Ker sey 2nd Mrs Penn Watson Quilt Silk Pieced Mrs Kersey Quill Crochet Miss 2nd Mrs Quilling Fancy Mrs Watson Crochet Shawl Miss 2nd Miss B Fisher Boudoir Slippers Miss Fisher 2nd Miss Baby Bonnet Wins L B Fisher 2nd Mrs Baby Jacket Miss McCul 2nd Miss L B Fisher Baby Dress machine Mrs A Goring Buttonholes Miss 2nd Mrs J Graham J Knitted Miss oh con 2nd Miss B Fisher Knitted ShawlMiss 2nd Miss Fisher Knitted Slippers Miss L Fisher 2nd Gould Knitted Childs Jacket Miss McCutcheon 2nd Mrs Knitted Tea Miss 2nd Mrs Bogart Knitted Baby Bootees Miss McCutcheon 2nd Mrs J Gra ham Knitted Sweater Coat Miss 2nd Fisher Hug Hooked with Yarn Mrs Kersey 2nd Mrs Watson Fine Arte and History Animals Miss Robinson Flowers or Fruit V Rob inson Pencil Drawing 1st aud 2nd Miss Robinson Cups and Saucers Decoration on China Miss Leila Manning Tray or Decoration on China 1st and 2nd Miss Leila Manning Sugar and Cream Miss Leila Manning Novelty 1st and 2nd Miss Leila Manning Coll of Coins Mrs Hamil ton Curiosities W 2nd Mrs Hamilton Butterflies W N Natural History any kind W Childrens Leaves of Deciduous Trees 2nd Jean Leaves of Trees Willa Mahoney Apple Collection Alice Dripcr 2nd Mildred Draper Wild Flowers Hazel Hose 2nd Ruth Rose Weeds 2nd Viola Poloh Weed Seeds Hairy Wilson 2nd Dorothy Dennis Coll of Insects Ivan Hall 2nd Elva Native Woods Harold Patter son 2nd Ivan Hall Penmanship under 10 Bessie 2nd Marion Draper 3rd Eileen Boyd Olive Clark- son Penmanship under Flor ence 2nd Mildred 3rd Grace May Rose Penmanship under Lena 2nd Bertram Wilson 3rd Map of Dominion Ma- honey Stark 3rd Myrtle John son Map of Co Ferguson Gravies RutUdg Col- Alphabet Dona Rahmer Chappel Darning Mahonoy 2nd Lily Hart Idly Hart 2nd Florence Cain Muslin Apron Audrey 2nd Florence Cain Bread Violet 2nd May Moilenhauer 2nd Willa Candy Dorothy 2nd Bessie Smith Woodwork Kenneth Hunter 2nd Alex Hilts Layer Cake Lily Hart 2nd Willa Mahoney up Continued Page MplvhWones as President and General the Massoy- Company one of the larg est allCanadian manufacturing Industries in Canada How Ho What are the special qualities in his man which made for liis success I should judge main one was that he was al ways ready By dint of hard work and study he so prepared himself that hie merits became outstanding and attracted the at tention of the heads of the organ ization He was not satisfied lo remain among the mediocre He was determined lo make he best of himself and his opportunities Like Abraham Lincoln who long ago studying by candlelight In his mothers poor cabin declar ed will study and gel ready and maybe my chance will come he resolved lo fit himself and make ready His early train ing and the good influences of life home all contributed to the formation of a strong character able and willing lo face obstacles and overcome thorn The of Leadership With the strength of will to surmount obstacles Mr also has a way with him as one of his associates puis it of gel ling what he wants without treading on someone elses tpes In all the years during which ho has come up through the offices passing by a large number of men who were his seniors he has never had any but most har monious relations with those with whom he has come into con tact This signifies great tact and knowledge of human nature of course but something more It is perhaps because he has a heart as largo as a house as one who knows him Intimately says that he has never antagonized or hurt the feelings of any of the men with whom he has worked On contrary these men all love him He is extremely popu lar and there is not one man in the organization who does not give him his very best wishes and support A man has got lo have Hie loy al support of bis fellowmen says Mr before he can accomplish anything Quick and Judgment Along with his other qualities Mr Findley has wonderful ca pacity grasping essen tials of a situation for stripping away nonessentials He has in an eminent degree the analytic type of mind What it takes many hours lo sec he is able lo at a glance In the twinkling of an eye This en ables him to mako quick deci sions is of little use unless it he backed up by good judgment A man may have the ability to see clearly situation and then not judgment to know what ho ought to do affirmed Mr Mr has trained himself so that he always knows what he ought to do His Great Humility I was impressed with the great humility of this man who has ac complished so much So marked is Ibis characteristic in that in speaking to him one forgets his important posi tion and thinks of him only as a fellow human being In verity he is as one who servos so strikingly so that the words of the Master recur to ones mind He that would be great among you let him serve I I feel no elation over what call my success con fided Mr Findley but rather an added sense of responsibility It is plain that onerous duties have devolved upon him and he thinks more of his obligations than of his honors Balance of Character AH of this implies not only great conscientiousness but fine balance of character Many men rise to a certain point and then their heads They seem un- lo bear the burden of in creased responsibilities Bui this leader of men whose suc cessive stops forward been logical results of hard work and the assiduous cultivation of his great abilities by the lest the metal of which he is made ho is able to bear increas ing honors with equanimity Wanted a In these days of readjustment and reconstruction when larger opportunities are opening up in connection with agricultural life it is tho privilege of talent and genius which hitherto has been diverted away from the farm to find a satisfying outlet right at homo These same principles of well out in of may worked out to a uf fev JlJlX SHOE O it SHOES cannot be made to sell at a low price present condition fl InviccuB Shoes they did formerly because same care some grade of material and the good work- aro employed In the pro of were lower can depend on filvc you the utmost lb 1 MADS M I and to full for Dollar may j pay for A tbcm J T fc V i mm I AT ANY AGENCY they buy f Cli003 finhhed product of equipped vIth and turn out good icLy iocro la no Any which la not correct In every not knowingly cod any AT ANY AGENCY E THE JAMES WHIMSTER CO NEWMARKET The Uptodate Gents Furnishers- F I fc the cases of other hoys on farms As nation we Canadians are looking for an Agricultural Mo ses to lead us forth out of the wilderness of indifference and in sufficiency into Promised Land of a New Agriculture Our great Captains of Industry are leaders Most of them like Mr will work out with any man or woman right on the farm The various organiza tions such as the Young Clubs of our Churches Womens Institutes and the Boards of Agriculture afford a means al ready at hand in practically ev ery community to develop the at tributes of leadership Wo rejoice along with every reader of Rural Canada in the privileges which are afforded to profit by the example of such men as Mr but let us not make the mistake of believ ing that such qualities aro call- eld for only in the arena of city life they are much more needed in agricultural life today And En hundreds and hundreds of en lightened rural homes the moth ers and home folks so bring ing up their children and their lives that these quali ties will manifest themselves in later years Wheel TRY it just once Ask your friend to let you pilot his car on an open stretch Youll like it and will be surprised how easily the Ford is handled and driven If you have never felt the thrill of driving your own car there is some thing good in store for you It is vastly different from just riding a passenger bo if you drive a Ford Young girls women and even grandfathers thousands of them are driving Ford and enjoying it A Ford stops and starts in traffic with- exceptional ease and smoothness while on country roads and hills its strength and power show to advantage Buy a Ford and you will want to be behind the wheel constantly THE CAR Touring Coupebt 495 mm ARCHIVES OF TORONTO