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PAGE 4. Published every Thursday morning at the oflice, Garatraxa Street, Dor- ham, Ontario. by W. Irwin, Editor and Proprietor. The Chronicle is mailed to any address in Canada at the rate of $2.00 per year, 81.00 for Six months, 50 cents . for three months. To any address in the Unitâ€" ed States of America. 82.50 per year, 31.25 for six months, 65 cents {or three months. Foreign subscription rates on application. Member Canadian Weekly News- papers Association. SOUTH GREY FAIR “ A BIG SUCCESS THOUGH WEATHER BAD Best Exhibit in Years On Display and Nearly All Classes Well Filled. â€"lnside Exhibit of Exceptional Ierit, Though Same Glasses 0n Second Day Were Light Owing to Unfavorable Weather Conditions. took the time to walk over to the grounds and View the exhibits for this year that Were brought in for display. The inside exhibits of 1924 have eclipsed anything yet seen here in a good many years, if not in the history of the Fair, both in qualit and number. In the ladies’ wor department, the baking, the school children‘s exhibit. and the flowers are among the best vye have seen this _-_A AL- A“ .1 (I “II-Ulla w-V -‘ v- year and does not bear out the as- sertion of some that there is never anything worth while at the South Grey show. ’ The second day, too, the prize list was well contested in nearly all departments, and the live stock judges said that the animals entered averaged up as even better than those, seen at the majority of the fairs throughout the eountryz. . M'r. Some or the knockers who have all along predicted a fizzle for the South Urey Fall Fair must have been dis- agreeably disappointed on Tuesday and Wednesday of thief week if they n ALA G. S. Silk of Sarnia, the ofiicial in i-harge of the horses, said some very good ones were shown and while the heavier classes were not so good, the general average would come up well with any fair he has visited this ear. He gave this information to PM Chronicle personally, so there is no hearsay about it. ‘ -_ALI- In the sheep, swine, and cattle classes, Mr. A. B. Marne, the gov- ernment judge, said that he was very much taken with these classes, especially among the sheep, where some animals were shown that should have. been in the Toronto Exhibition competition. The outside classes, however, were not well filled in a good many in- stances, owing to the inclement weather. All day Tuesday it rained incessantly and on toward night it threatened snow, not turning clear until on towards morning, when it got quite cold. 'l‘oward noon the sun commenced to warm things up to a comfortable. temperature, and while the afternoon was pleasant enough. though chilly, the damage had been done and as a consequence the stock exhibit was away lighter than it would otherwise have been. Take-n altognther, we think the o-xhihits this year. even under adâ€" \‘m‘So' conditions, will stand up well with any of the other exhibitions held in this vicinity._ "‘;i“l‘|o_;--sdvl'vt:ball‘ game betwgen Price- \'illn and Flesherton ladles’ teams was won by the former,_30 t0_ M. vv "‘1 ‘_~-- â€": ---_ v The Durham Band. though work- ing undm‘ adwrso weather condi- tions. furnished plenty of music for the afternoon and it was much ap- prgciated. ,-L -AL- “mm“... The concert in the evening by the lonir Male ertette was listened to by a large audience, so large, in fact that there wasn‘t even comfortable standing: room. The concert is said to have been excellent. F«_.»llmving. is the prize list: Field Grains. Fall Wheat. whiteâ€"J. C. Hamilton, J. Mi-(jirr. Fall \Vlheat. redwl). Rob- inson. J. W. Mi-Keehnie. A. Herd. Sp. Wheatâ€"AV. Ramage. Buckwheatâ€"â€" W. Blyth. l“. Reid. W. Ramage. Oats, long whiteâ€"D. Robinson. A. Herd, W. Blyth. Barley-«“7. Ramage. Peas, small whiteâ€"J. McKeehnie. F. Reid. Peas. any otherâ€"A. McLean. Timo- thy Seedâ€"W. Ritchie. F. Reid. Sweet Cloverâ€"AV. Ramage. Ensilage Corn-â€" 1‘s. Rite-hie, S Patterson. W'hite Beans â€"Jl'. Petty, G. Binnie. Coll. Grainâ€"W. Ramage. Shea, Oats from prize- winning fieldsâ€"M. Barber, J. Math- er, J. Hamilton. Stalks anilage Cornâ€"S. Patterson. J. Mather. Sun- flowersâ€"S. Patterson, A. Herd. J. McGowan and J. Y. Mofi'at. Judges. Potatoes. rmL -S. Patterson. '1‘ Petty. A. Herd. Potatoes. whiteâ€"G Ritchie. S. Patterson. (J. P. Kinnee. Swede 'rlll'llll‘DS»â€"â€"J. MeKechnie, A. Herd. annips. any otherâ€"G. Ritch- ie. S. Patterson. Mangold Wurtzelâ€" S. Patterson, G. Ritchie. Mangold Wurtzel. any otherâ€"G. Ritchie, S. Patterson. Field Carrots. yellow or whiteâ€"S. Patterson, G. Ritchie. 81:. gar Mangeleâ€"S. Pattersh, A. Herd. Feeding Squashâ€"S. Patterson. Coll. Field Rootsâ€"8. Patterson. G. Ritchie, A. Herd. Coll. Field Roots from Ben- nie’s Seedsâ€"8. Patterison. m. Vegetables. Collectionâ€"«T. Petty, 8. Patterson. Sanityâ€"S. Patterson. Cauliflowerâ€" 0. Lens. IrmA. Ritchie. Cabbage, earlyâ€"8. Patterson, Mrs. Ritchie. Gibb-Ge. winterâ€"G Lens. in. hit- I "IV! lr'â€"“" _â€"â€" " DIN " ' ' ' man. Intermediatesâ€"A. Hal-«n. In Thursday, October Field Roots Celery, whiteâ€"Mrs. piwhie, S. Pat»- l" “â€"1 A-_--“ WICI’, Will“! u.-." _-----_-_, ._- terson. Winter Radishâ€",8. Patterson. W. Blyth. Summer Radiationâ€"S. Pat- terson, J. McGirr. Coll. Peppersâ€"«S. Patterson. Red Tomtoesâ€"G. Binnie, I'I-VW-VV- S. Patterson. Yeltow Tomatoesâ€"S. Patterson. Long Blood Beetsâ€"S. Pat- terson, (L Lang. Turnip Beetarâ€"WL Blyth. S. Patterson. Onions from seed-«Mrs. Ritchie, S. Patterson. Sil‘ ver Skin Onionsâ€"S. Patterson, Mrs. Ritchie. Potato Onionsâ€"S. Patterson, V VUV'wâ€"uv â€"-_ _- . cw, . A. Herd. Yellow Pumpkinsâ€"A. Herd, Mrs. Ritchie. Table Turnipsâ€"S. Pat- terson. W. Ritchie. Sweet Cornâ€"C. Kinnee, J. Mather. Golden Bantamâ€"â€" Mrs. T. (l. Davis. 'T. Petty. Citronsâ€"~ Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Clark. Vegetable Displayâ€"«S. Patterson. Dairy Pradncts. Butter, 20 lb crockâ€"G. Ritchie. 10 lb. crockâ€"T. V. Bell, W. Blyth, Mrs. A. Anderson. 5 lbs. in 1 lb printsâ€"T. Bell, Mrs. Anderson, T. Young. 2 lbs. mderately saltedâ€"J. McKechnie, A. Domotic Science. Home-made Bread. brownâ€"«Mrs. T. G. Davis. Mrs. J. Tobin. Loaf from McGowan’s Eclipseâ€"Mrs. W. J. Mo- Fadden. Loaf from McGowran’s Sov- ereignâ€"T. Young, G. Ritchie. Bunsâ€"- Mrs. A. C. Wolfe, T. Young. Bread from Pine Tree Flour, Beggs’ special Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Ritchie. Brown loaf, UOWuu- . A. Herd. Onions from Dutch Sensâ€"a S. Patterson, Mrs. Maurer. Table Squash. winter-JP. Petty, S. Patter- son. Squash, hushâ€"â€"S. Patterson, T. Petty. Vegetable Marrowâ€"T. Petty, - A 11...“! not yeastâ€"Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. McFad- den. White Loaf, not yeastâ€"Mrs. Mr- Ilraith, Mrs. Wolfe. Yeast Buns-â€" '1‘. Young, Mrs. McFadden. Tea Bis- emitsâ€"Mrs. W. Clark, T. Bell. Gra- ham Gemsâ€"Mrs. Wolfe, G. Ritchie. (lornmeal Muffinsâ€"Mrs. Wo‘lfe, .Mrs. McFadden. Tarts, butterâ€"Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Davis. Tarts, jellyâ€"Hugh McDonald. Mrs. Wolfe. Sponge (lake Mrs. McFadden Mrs. Mcllraith. An- gel Cakeâ€"Mrs. Mollraitli, Mrs. An- derson. Light. Layer (lakeâ€"Mrs. Rit- chie. \V. Blytll. Dal‘k Layer Cakeâ€"â€" Mrs. McFadden. Mrs. Davis. Dark Fruit (lakeâ€"Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Mc- Fadden. Light. Fruit Cakeâ€"«Mrs. Wlolfe, Mrs. McFadden. Macaroonsm Mrs. McIlraith. S. Patterson. Short- breadâ€"Mrs. Clark. G. Binnie. Drop (lakesâ€"Mrs. McFadden, Mrs. Wolfe. ()atmeall Jam-Jamsâ€"Mrs. Davis, Mrs Wlolfe. Plain Cookiesâ€"«Mrs. Tobin. Mrs. Anderson. Fruit, Cookiesâ€"JP. Bell. Mrs. Clark. Apple Pieâ€"Mrs. Clark. H. Barber. Pumpkin Pieâ€"Mrs. Wolfe. J. Hamilton. Lemonâ€"Mrs. W;0ll‘e, J. Blytll. Any otherâ€"JP. Bell, Mrs. “Rolfe. Meat . Loaf-â€" Mrs. McIlraith, Mrs. McFadden. Homo-made Candyâ€"Mrs. McIlrailh, Domestic Science. Canned Rhubarbâ€"«Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Davis. Strawberriesâ€"Mrs. Tobin, Mrs. Mcllraith. Raspberriesâ€"Mrs. Mcllraith. Mrs. Ritchie. Cherries~ Mrs. McIlraith. Mrs. Tobin. Pearsâ€"â€" Mrs. McFadden, Mrs. Ritchie. Pre- served Plumsâ€"Mrs. McIlraith, Mrs. McFadden. Peachesâ€"Mrs. McFadden. Mrs. Ritchie. Citronâ€"Mrs. Tobin. Mrs. Davis. Raspberry Jam-«Mrs. Davis. Other Native Fruitâ€"Mrs. Mc~ Ilraith. Orange or Grapefruit Mar- maladeâ€"«Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Davis. Na- tive Fruit Marmalade-#Mrs. McIl- raith, Mrs. Davis. Qlirrant.Jeily,nblk. I “I I’ll, 1'11 J. Lin 0 vuus a w.- â€"«Mrs. McFadden. Mrs. Wolfe. Cur- rant Jelly, redâ€"Mrs. Mellraith. Ap- ple Jellyâ€"H. Barber, Mrs. Me-Ilraith. Grape Jelly--â€"Mrs. Wolfe. Mrs. Tobin. Raspberry Jellyâ€"'1'. Petty, Mrs. W’olfe. Combined Fruit Jellyâ€"«Mrs. W‘oll‘e, Mrs. Anderson. Oanned To- nlatOes--M1'3. \Vulfe. Mrs. McIlraith. Canned Corn-Mrs. McFadden. Mrs. Davis. Peasâ€"J. McKechnie, Mrs. Da- vis. Strini.r Beansâ€"Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Wolfe. Chickenâ€"Mrs. McGowan: Mince Illeatâ€"Mrs. Davis, Mrli. Mo- l‘ozidden. Salad Dressingâ€"«Mrs. Wolfe. Mrs. McFadden. Mixed Picklesâ€"Mrs. Mellraitli, Mrs. Davis. Mustard Pick- lesâ€"«Mrs. Mellraith, Mrs. Wolfe. On-l ion Picklesâ€"Mrs. McIlI‘aith, Mrs. Davis. Tomato Gatsupâ€"Mrs. Ander-a son, Mrs. Mrllraitli. Raspberry Vinew garâ€"â€"Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Davis. I Apiary Products. Honey in sectionsâ€"' ‘. Young, Mrs. l1. \Vliitmore. Extractedâ€"". Young. Maple Syrupâ€"'1‘. Bell, A. McLean. Maple Sugar-Mrs. McIlraith. Hen’s Eggs. brownâ€"'1‘. Bell, J. Hamilton. Whiteâ€"J. Hamilton, Howard MC“ lDona-‘ld. _ _ _ A image-«3113. \V‘. Fairbairn, Or- angeville. Floor Mat, hookedâ€"Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Whitmore. Braidedâ€"G. Binnie, 'l'. Potty. Any otherâ€"T. Petty, Mrs. McGowan. Quiltâ€"cotton-piecedâ€"S. Patterson. Mrs. McGowan. Fancy Quiltingâ€"Mabel Ball. Applique Wk. M rs. Maurer, Miss Ban. Any Otherâ€"â€" J. Brown. Howard McDonald. Cams furter, home-madeâ€"G. Binnie, Mrs. McFadden. Fancy _ fiqqureap-fldrs. A. Beggs. Mrs. G. Middlebro’. Men’s Sweater Coatâ€"J. Mather. Ladies" Sweater Coatâ€"W. J. Lawrence, Mrs. ’l‘. McGirr. Machine-made Cloth or Flannelette Garmentâ€"S. Patterson, Mrs. Davis. Cotton Garmentâ€"«Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Maurer. Work Apronâ€"â€" Mrs. Mcllraith, Mrs. Davis. Plain Hand Sewingâ€"Mrs. McGowan, Mrs. Maurer. Woollen Socks, fineâ€"Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. S. Chapman. Coarseâ€"S. Patterson, Mrs. M'cGirr. Doubleâ€"F. Reid, S. Patterson. Women’s Mittsâ€" Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Wolfe. Ladiu’ Work. Irish Crochetâ€"Mrs. McFadden, :Mrs. ‘Davis. filletâ€"Mrs. M‘iddlebro’. Mrs. Davis. FMebâ€"«Mrs. Middlebro’; Mrs. Mam-er. Tamingâ€"Miss Ball, Mrs Middlgbrq’. Nettingâ€"Mrs. A. G. .Sov- ilebro'. Nettingâ€":1 MPS. Davis. Braid Ladies’ Wonk. 1 a .-, 4 W commâ€"Mrs. Savage, 1. McKechnie. Ilrai1 Luncheon Set, emb.-â€"Mrs. M'iddlebro’ 31d. Miss Ball. Anv Otherâ€"Mrs. Mam-er. Lark “IIVI-L vs- a." - Miss Ball. Anv Otherâ€"Mrs. Maurer. Tray Clothâ€"Mrs. Beggs, Mrs. Ritchie Tea Cloth, emb., colorsâ€"Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Middlebro’. Tea Cloth, white- Mrs. McGirr, Miss Ball. Table Doy- leysâ€"«Mrs. DavisL Mrs. balaurer. Table - ‘- '7 nnJ‘nâ€"Mfi layer Matsâ€":1: "131312531185. 8. panel-son. Serviettes, embc-Mrs..SMage, Miss Ball. Other hand trimming-Mrs. McGirr, Mrs. Wnlfe. Table Linen-â€" Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Milldebro’. Bufl'et Setâ€"«Mrs. Maurer, Miss Ball. Service Trayâ€"Mrs. Maurer, Mrs. McIlraith. Fancy Hand Towel-«Mrs. Middlebro’, Miss Ball. Guest Towelâ€"Mrs. Mc- Girr, Mrs. Davis. Bath Towelâ€"A. McLean. Mrs. W‘olfe. Pillow Cases, initialed and hemstitchedâ€"Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Tobin. Thread Lrirpmiflg "U‘IU’ lulu. LWItlo Il.\lw“ vâ€" â€".â€"-__ â€"â€".H. Brigham Mrs. Beggs. Embroid- ered-â€"Mrs. Middlebro’, Miss Ball. Fancy Sheetâ€"Mrs. Beggs. Mrs. Mau- rer. Dresser Scarf and Pincushionâ€" Miss Ball, Mrs. Ritchie. Vanity Setâ€"1 Mrs. Maurer, Mrs. Beggs. Curtainsâ€"râ€" Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Beggs. Table Run.- nerâ€"Mrs. Ritchie, G. Binnie. Lamp Shadeâ€"Howard McDonald. Sofa Pil- lowâ€"Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. Maurer. Ladies’ Whitewear, hand emuâ€"Mrs. McIlrai‘th Mrs. Beggs. Thread trim- medâ€"Mrs. Tobin, Mrs. Beggs. Cami- soleâ€"Miss Bmll, Mrs. McGirr. Bou- doir-Slippersâ€"Mrs. Beggs, Mrs. Mau- rer. Handkerchiefsâ€"Mrs. Savage, Miss Ball. Fancy Knitting, not list- ed-â€"-Mrs. ‘ Middlebro, Mrs. Wolfe. Infant’s Jacketâ€"Mrs. McGowan, Mrs. Davis. Infant’s Bonnet, tattedâ€"Mrs. McGirr, Mrs. Mamrer. Bonnet. any other kindâ€"Mrs. Davis, Millie Whitâ€" more. Infant’s Rompersâ€"Mrs. Beggs Fancy Apronsâ€"Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Mc- Fadden. Five pieces Fancy Work-â€" Mrs. Mellraith. â€"â€"Judge, Mrs. D. Campbell. Pine and Miscellaneous. . Oil Painting, landscapeâ€"S. Patter- son, Mrs. Savage. Marine Viewâ€"S. Patterson, Mrs. Savage. Water Colors scene from Nature-Miss'Ball. Mrs. Savage. Animalsâ€"«Mrs. Savage. Wat- er Colors, Flowersâ€"â€"Mrs. Savage. Crayon Sketch, colors, originalâ€"Mrs. Savage. Pencil Drawing, freehandâ€"â€" Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Maurer. Pen and Inkâ€"“Mrs. Maurer. Sepiaâ€"S. Patter- son. Uoll. Views, farm scenesâ€"S. Pattmsori, Miss Ball. Coll. Post Cards snapshots Public Buildingsâ€"S. Pat- terson.A1L Wzork not listedâ€"Mrs. Mauror. J. B1 own Hand demuated CliiI1aâ€"M15.Sa\1ag11,S. Pattmson. Photo child 10 months’ (11 unduâ€" Miss Ball. Map of Grey Countyâ€"(N0 Name), May Myles, Gladys W’hite, all from Durham School. "Willing,”sfiibnd Classâ€"«Alice Ni- cholson, Annie Campbell, Helen Young, Jean Grant, all from Durham School. Writing, Third Classâ€"Caroline Mitchell, May Miles, Evelyn Baird. Gertrude Harrison, all from Durham School. Writing, Fourth Glassâ€"Esther Riddcll, N0. 13, Bentinck; Annie Ar- nett, Roy Hargrave, Reg. McFadden, all from N0. 9, AGlenglg‘: “'II II "’bi'bh'i)’ 'fiéfiéifiglEEther Riddell, N0. 13, Bentinck. Silver Medal, Northern Business College, Owen Soundâ€"Annie Arnett. N0. 9, Glene'lg. _ C- n A ‘._ -vâ€"-vâ€"U- Donald. - .‘K uvliiéiiuof Ontario special for Dur- ham Schoolâ€"Willie Ewen, Durham. Fruit. Coll. Fall Applesâ€"G. Binnie, W. Ramage. Coll. Winter Applesâ€"6.; Binnie, W. Ritchie, W. Ramage. Al- exanderâ€"W. Blyth, G. Binnie. Pe~ wakeesâ€"(i. Binnie, Wl. Ramage. Gol- vertsâ€"J. Hamilton. Duchess of Old- enburgâ€"4A. McLean, W. Blyth. Gold- en Russetsâ€"W. Blyth. J. Blyth. Rus- sets, any otherâ€"J. Hamilton, W. Blyth. Northern Spyâ€"Gr. Binnie. McIntosh Redâ€"T. Bell. Ribston Pip- [)lllâ€"-â€"â€"\V. Blyth, W. Ramage. Rhode Island Greening-47. Bell, (ll. Binnie. Fallawaterâ€"W'. Blyth, J. Mather. Standard, any otherâ€"W. Ritchie, W. Blyth. Grabâ€"«W. Blyth, Mrs. Davis. Lombard Plumsâ€"S. Patterson, '1‘. Petty. Yellow Eggâ€"W". Ritchie, S. Patterson. Poml’s Seedlingâ€"ls. Pat- terson. Plums. coll.â€"â€"' ‘. Petty, S. Pat- ;terson. (loll. Pearsâ€"41‘. Petty, S. Patterson. Winter Pearsâ€"'1'. Petty. D. Flctt. Judge. Plants Collection. 20 var.â€"â€"Mrs. Mcllraith, T. Petty. 12 varietiesâ€"Mrs. Ritchie, Hugh McDonald. 6 varietiesâ€"How- ard McDonald, Mrs. Clark. Dbl. Ger- aniumsâ€"Mrs. Clark, A. McDonald. Single leraniumsâ€"A. McDonald, '1‘. Petty. Mentalâ€"«Howard McDonald, Hugh McDonald. Begoniasâ€"A. Mc- Donald. Mrs. McIlraith. tuberous- rootmlâ€"Mrs. McIlraith. J. Mather. Coleusâ€"JP. Petty. Mrs. Clark. Cactiâ€"â€" Mrs. MeIlraith. Foliage Plantsâ€"(1‘. Petty. Mrs. McIlraith. Balsamsâ€"T. Petty, Howard McDonald. Cockscomb â€"‘Howard McDonald. Double Gera- nium. whiteâ€"A. McDonald. Hugh McDonald. Any otherâ€"â€"Hugh McDor’rp ald. A. McDonald. Single Geranium, whiteâ€"Howard McDonald, T. Petty. Any otherâ€"JP. Petty. A. McDonald. Tricolor Geraniumâ€"Hugh McDonald, 1 Howard McDonald. Oleanderâ€"Mrs. McIlraith. Ivy-â€"Hugh McDonald, T. Petty. Amarylisâ€"Mrs. Clark. J.~Ma- ther. Double Fuchsiaâ€"S. Patterson. Single Fuchsiaâ€"Mrs. Ritchie. A. McDonald. Abutilonâ€"Mrs. McIlratith, WA. McDonald. Hydrangeaâ€"Mrs. Bit- 'chie, Howard McDonald. Oalceolaria â€"A. McDonald. Asparagus Plumosa â€"Mrs. Mollraith. Heliotropeâ€"aMrs. g . - - . Donald. Boston Fernâ€"Mrs. cllraith Howard McDonald. Dwarf ton-â€" Mrs. McGowan, T. Pett . Hanging Basketâ€"(1'. Petty, A. Mo nald. Any other plant not on listâ€"Mrs. loll- raitlr. Howard Mch. . Educational. Savage, 1. McKechnie. ' . .' ' . earnâ€"Mrs. M‘iddlebro’ old. Gladioliâ€"T. Petty, Mrs Wolfe. R. Herd. v Otherâ€"Mrs. Maurer. Larkspurâ€"Howard McDonald, T. Specnelâ€"Buteher ;Ew lrs. Beggs, Mrs. Ritchie Petty. Marigold-Hugh McDonald, â€"J. MoGlrr, D. Hamlin)! :b., colorsâ€"Mrs. Wolfe, Howard McDonald. Phlox Drummon- Judgeâ€"A. B. Marl 30’. Tea Cloth, whiteâ€" diâ€"S. Patterson, Mrs. McIlraith. Per 8'“. Miss Ball. Table Doy- ennialâ€"Jiugh McDonald, Howard , ‘ via Mrs- Maurer. Table McDonald. __Pansiesâ€"-$. Patterson, York or White . .. . . _ h D Gut flowers Mrs. McGowan. Petuniasâ€"«Mrs. Wolfe, Howard McDonald. Petunias, double-â€"-Howard McDonald. Stocks-â€" Mrs. Wo'lfe, Howard McDonald. Sal-- viaâ€"Howard McDonald, Mrs. Mell- raith. Snapdragonsâ€"Hownrd Mc- Donald. G. Binnie. Verbenasâ€"How- ard McDonald, Mrs. McIlraith. Sweet Peasâ€"H. Barber, Mrs. Giles. Nastur- tiumâ€"IS. Pattersgn, Mrs. _McIl_rqi_th. ww' 'â€" Judgesâ€"«Mrs. Wm. Grout. and Mrs. G. Drumm. Barred Rocks, matureâ€"C. Lang. White, matureâ€"C. Lang. SL. Wyan- dottes. mature. (1. Kinnec i 81. 2. Youngâ€"C. Kinnee 12. White, ma- tureâ€"C. Lang. Rhode Island Reds, mature-A. McDonald. Youngâ€" C. Lang. Wthite R1}. Leghorn, youngâ€" C. Lang. White. Minorcas, youngâ€"C. Lang._Am_eongs, gatingâ€"43. Kinneg. 113.118. Heavy Draught Brood mare. with foalâ€"J. Gilstorf. Foal of 1924â€"J. Gilstorf. Filly or ‘ielding, 1 yparâ€"J. Gilstorf. Two yrs. R. Aitken. '1‘. B. Ritchie. Spanâ€"J. Gilstorf. Best in classâ€"J. Gilstorf. Agricultural Brood Mare with foalâ€"W. Aitchi- son 1612. Foal 0f 1924â€"W. Aitchison 12. Filly or Holding, 1 yr.â€"â€"J. Gil- stm'f. Two years oldâ€"â€"A. Herd, T. B. Ritchie. Spanâ€"J. Ellison. W. Aitchi- son. J. McGim'. Bvst animalâ€"J. El- One yea: Filly or Geldingâ€"J. wan 1’.TVV0 yearsâ€"J. Mather, A. Hard. Sp anâ€"-R. Alexander. A. Mc- Arthux, .A. McLean. Bpgt animalâ€"J. Mathel. lisou. Brood Mare with foalâ€"'1‘. Bell. Foal of 1924â€"T. Boll. Two yearFilly 0r Geldingâ€"R. Aitken. Single Driver â€"â€"J. Pickon. Dr. Carr 23. Spanâ€"Dr. Carr. Best animalâ€"J. Pickon. Coach or Carriage Single Driverâ€"J. Pickon, '1‘. Bell, L. Mountain. Spanâ€"L. Mmmtam, J. Henderson. Test of sp cad-J. I’ickon C. W'atson Lady D1i\01‘â€"«J.Picken, C.Watâ€" son, L._M0qntain. P0ny.G. Hahn. Si menuâ€"Boat animal on groundâ€"- J. Ellison. Best team in any classâ€" J. Ellison. _ _ Judgeâ€"G. S. Silk, Sarnia. PU RE, BRED CATTLE Shorthorns. Bull Calfâ€"R. Aitken. Cowâ€"J. Ma- theI‘,R.Aitkm1.'l‘\\o year Heiferâ€" R.Ailkon. Hoif01‘Calf»-R.Aitken, M. Baibm‘. Best animal in classâ€"R. Alt- ken . Bullâ€"W. Laxvrvnce. Bull Calf «W. Lawrencv 12. (lowâ€"W. Lawrcxna: 12. Two yr. Heifer-Lawrence 1,2813. One year Heiferâ€"MK Lawrence. Hriâ€" fer Calfâ€"W. Lmvroncv. Heraâ€"V». Lawrencv. Best animaiâ€"W. Lg. Y- rence. Milk 1‘11\\'â€"â€"J. \'.,nll11tt J.M1'G.i1'1. ()ne yem H1111'111â€"«l. Mathex 1812.11111- 1111 111 8111111 12111â€"4. Mather, M. Bar- b1111.”l\\11y11a1 Steerâ€"11.911111111111612. 01111 \1131' yS111111'â€"-â€"J “31.11111 181111111 a11imaIâ€"R.Aitk11n 12. Best a11ima1 111 111335115 11m1hi111111â€"«Ji. Aitk11n_1M. "-S1_;e:67ivziliâ€"-a\\t;\. Jenkins 00.. l donâ€"«M. Barber 12. Judgvâ€"A. H. Mame. SHEEP Oxford Sill‘al'llllg lli:ii’ii~-.-\. Herd, A. Mr- Loan. [lam Lan1b--A. Hard 12. Ewe, two shearsâ€"A. Howl 12, A. McLean. Slioarling Emaâ€"A. McLean 12. Ewe. Lambâ€"~A. McLean 12, A. Herd. Shrapshire Ram, two shearsâ€"~11 Hamilton, W. Livingston. Shearling Ramâ€"«D. Ham- ilton, W. Livingston. Ram Lambâ€"l). Hamilton 12, W. Livingston. Ewe, two shearsâ€"D. Hamilton 12, W. Livingston. Shearling Ewe â€"- D. Hamilton 12, W. Livingston. Ewe Lambâ€"D. Hamilton 13, W. Living- ston 2. Penâ€"1D. Hamilton. Leicester. Ram, two shearsâ€"1R. Herd. J. Mc- Girr. Shoarling Ramâ€"R. Herd, D. Hamilton. Ram Lambâ€"R. Herd, D. Hamilton, J_._Mc(3ir_r_. Eye, two shear “I. -__I:_._ .‘DIIWU’ V! -' 3h. Herd 12'f3I'Mcéirr'. Shearling Eweâ€"J. McGirr, D. Hamilton 23. Ayrshire. Cowâ€"J. Vallett. Polled Angus Bullâ€"R. Hm'd. Holstein COWâ€"J. Vallett. Sovereigy Flour Eclipse Flour White Lily Pastry Flour Wheat Cereal and Rolled Oats 'eâ€"J. McGirr, D. Hamilton 2613. ‘ Veteran Sm Theatre II \ FRIDAY-- SATURDAY October 3-4 TWO SHOWS :8 and 9.15 PM. 'Râ€"ligl‘lénféialfi'lâ€" Revd, matureâ€"«C. «W “Zaza” General Purpose. Horses in Action. HORSES Roadster Poultry Hereford Grades York or Wu In“! Boar. any ageâ€"R. lien]. .Brood Sowâ€"R. Herd/ Pr. Spring Pugsâ€"8. Herd. Special: Pair Bacon Hogsâ€"R. Herd SUSTAIIBD BLAST AT GRUB SHOCK no HEB PLANT mllePIl, WILD Due”- u"--- - weather yesterda , the result of a shock received when one of the blasts went off at the crusher plant. Mr. Watson sa s he wasdown in the vicinity of t e plant With his de- livery rig when one of the big fel- lows went otf. He remembers the horse jumping, and of his getting out afterwards to fix the whifl'letree, but the rest of the day was a com- he sent after him to bring him home. He is, however, feeling himself to- day. and is inclined to treat the matter as a joke on himself. U“. U1 UUIIIWII W '“v .â€" map. Last week from two hills he dug five potatoes which weighed in the total, 11% lbs. One of the po- tatoes weighed 2%“)8. I- V ‘J Even this, however, may not con- stitute a record, but we must admit that they are nice-sized potatoes. They are the biggest we have heard of locally this year. vu-c-â€"-‘. ~ RETURNED HOME MONDAY PROM TRIP TO ENGLAND Messrs. William Paylor of Gleni-lg and N. Falkingham of town returnâ€" ed last Monday noon from a trip to England. Both, gentlemen lei't here about seven weeks ago, and I‘vpm‘l times fairly good in the old land. where they enjoyed a most pleasant visit. They returned on the Regina, and while the sea was quite rough oil” the north coast of Ireland, the journgy Home {as a pleasant one. DB. GRA’,” DENTIST, MOVING TO NEW QUARTERS Dr. Grant, Dentist, is moving this month to the rooms in the rear of the Central Drug Store, occupied by the late Dr. T. G. Holt several years ago. He expects to be settled there by the end of October and in the Our Feeds are of the Best Quality, and our Flour is Guaranteed. Price. right for Cash Highest Price Paid for Wheat delivered at the Min ' JOHN McGOWAN :“9 Pm’s Mill 01mm, Ont. Henderson’s Bakery THE PEOPLE’S MILLS THE SECRET OF OUR SUCCESS IS PURITY Bran Shorts Feed Flour Oat Chop Crimped Oats ‘ Mixed Chap Mixed Gain for Poultry Food Blatchford’s Calf Met! Pig Mal and Poultry Feeds W; Makers of GOOD BREAD of our ex- AT 1'0le AFTERNOON TBA WAS HELD LAST FRIDAY memtimjs having his m-w [.ax'lo fitted out In keeping with his qmrementl. The afternoon tea of the \X‘omun . Guild of the Anglican Chuwh. llc'ld last Friday afternoon in the 1mm Library was a most, enjoyahlu mm: and fairly well patronized. 'l‘lw 1.2â€" hm room “'88 tastefullx clo'l‘m‘abu for t e occasion and near!)~ $520 r034- izod. Mr. D. (1 Town has disgrunswi «.1 !: - fino residence on Brucv sh-o-M tn 81' .thll Mills a I‘Os‘idunt uf Hm In“ H {u a few months past. We. lum- mu been informed when Mr. Milk gm.- possossinn, but prosmnv 1E “'11: 1.. during the next. fvw wwks. 70 12.00 m 35. 1.1.3.. . «15 ((2 3:0 65 (6. 7’ (cf; 8:? 1,00 @ uo 10.00 0/ cocoa-0000.00.00... OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Buckwheat Oats... Barley...................... Peas.... [in Live hogs Wheat. Once men began to get g1 ax at N no“ thvy omit. tho “3'“. . Ecubthowholelto ofthe Fruit Went for Rheum ism told by tandem“ who owes-ed dve yem with this terrible diction. Mr. June! Dohoon, 9f Bronte, Ont. guys: “The Rheumtmm was in my right hip and shoulder; the pain It: almost unendunble. Arm six months’ Fruit Treatment “ith “ Fruits-tins", I was COII]PI“‘0'1\' relieved and am now in first class hedth". It i! t futâ€"prover: by thousands of cuesâ€"tint “Fruit-t-tivcs", the Fruit Treqtmengl toblqlutgliy rolim-ps Fruit Tmtmentl; :bsolutely 1‘0“an Rheumntism, :in in the Back, No ° chronic Headaches dUPto atom or liver troubles, and other forms of I_(_i@ney_Disensp. .. 1 â€"â€"v â€"_ v' ”w" " 500.1 boxâ€"q 1“ dealers or fmziOOF‘fit-a-tivu Limted, Ottawa, Ont. “WWW!" I DURHAM MARKET IIIII JlIIIIIS IIIII IIIIEIIIIIIISM SOLD 318 RESIDENCE tâ€"“fliHâ€"fius” October 2, i924 (f) £1 E4:- t of Action“ . on Lcc0unt of 1 II‘ Iouth Disea' Said :0 Ha‘ from South Indications :n'. m introdm-o-d ' “I COUDU‘H‘F. ‘.\ ;. patient. and .2 ‘0 Texas ”mm-.1 m With HIV I'W' ”k in ”(HUN-7 J The Minisirr melpt Hf ”H- 21‘!" “m Stc‘ps in 2 w. “on intn Campus and poultry - ”rind «of 1\\ ct entry. low “to of TM" ”DUQ‘IHHF-L "W animn ”d f()ddo'l'~ 311.115. â€"â€"In («Mr and \1! ‘llghh‘i‘. if). in M!” ”(iv kt Nowellâ€"h «. Ir. and M:â€" .z.. maulâ€"4 1' 27.\nul'1m l2» ~ of MI". and \1' '~ Only :1 “fr t ht'l'v. my OUI' halo infill 1m! m and H | forbiddvn pent. of M outbreak ” in chl~ impurl a km!“ ', October 0 "I“! ll .\| BO RN R DIED \\ II