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"Never Diseppeints You You'll "never "be disappointéd or have, A to worry about your cooking or baking . if you use a "Pandora." Im this ~ . range nothing has been omitted could make it efficient, economic- ' "al or durable. - Write for free bobliet PANDORA RANGE yO TST ee JORMSEATOON 'EDMO! a * Sersey--Cow, Henry Reid. 2 Beat herd, any breed, J: Patton & Son. SHEEP + Cotswold--J. F. Sanderson} Ist for aged for aged ewe, shear we, shearling ram, ewe Iamb, ram mh rand Ist 'for pen. m Leicester Lincolas--Ram lamb, E. L, en Shropebire--G,- Crawford, Ist snd 2nd] for aged ram, shearling ram and ram lamb, and Ist for aged ewe, shesrling ram and | ewe Iamb, SWINE Improved: Large Yotkshir--Aged boa] PC R. H. Leadlay. "Aged sow, R. H, Leadlay. Tamiworth--W. D; Hawkins, Ist for ag- ed bossy boar 1917, aged sow and row of 1917. erkshire-Aged sow, W. D: Hawkins. POULTRY Plymouth Rock, Barred--Cock, Charles Lawton, N. Chantler.- Hen, F. Robinson; Chas, Lawton. . Cockerél, F. Robinson, illigan. Pullet, H. Kitley, N. Chan- Plymouth Rock, White--Cock, hen, PRIZE WINN ERS AT GOOKSTOWN. FAIR! HORSES Draft--Yearling, J, Henry & Son Two- year-old, Frank, Wilcox 1 and 2. Pearl Finder colt, Chas: Hounsome, Agricultural--Brood Mare, Wm. |Cooper. Spring colt, Wm, Cooper, Chas, Hounsome. 'Two-year-old, Chis. -Hounsome, Dalton Banting, W. Hughes. Span, Robt. Ram- sey, Joe Bowthan. General Purpose--Spring colt, D.Bant- ing, Geo. Davis & Sons, . Yeatling, Geo. Davir & Sons, "Cotamercial horse, Wm.! 2. Heifer-sear old, J. Henry & Son, Tas. Cooper. - + | Lennox, Two-yenr-cld, J." Lennox. Bull Carriage--Brood mare, calf 12° months. "and under J. Henry & Spring colt, Wm; Goodwin, Yearling, W.) Son 1 and 2. Heifer months nd D. Hawkins, Two-yeor-old, H. Blackstock.) under, J. Henry & Span, T. A. "Single carriage liorse, J. Herfty& Son 'i Thos. Cook, E, Speers, J. Stev Herefords J. A. Patton & Son; 18 and RoacdtercsBrood'-inste; y fyr cow, bull ealf-12 months and un: "FL Blackstock. der and: heifer calf 12. month and unde stock. Yeusline, Ja Jet for heifer two years old and bull over dart. Gente' Turnout--R,, Allen, Alf. Dovis,| W. Husey Stoddart, W.' Hus-| sey, J. Eldridge. Ledy Driver--Mra. B. W. McCaw, Miss. Stevenson, Hitghing and Harnessing--Mise Steven- son; Mrs.'Smith, Miss McCaw. CATTLE Sherthorn--06w, J. Henry & Son,1 and Smith, Miss T. Sherp Lennox, | 'we one year, & Sons, TV rit ins J, Hill, Ist. and 2nd for éow 'harness 'onder Hs ana atid, heifer: two 'yeurs old. | Fiissey. hore in harness Grutee-Cow, J. "Hill. and 2° One hands and over, Ro Ailén,*E. Bruce, W. °yearold heifer,,Gordon Henry. Two-year- "T should 'be the pleasantest time of 'life. and if coupled with good 'health it is. . Many of our.most:remarkable men and 'women have won fame and prom- 'inence atterireaching the sixties, and in Jots.of cases they have hot a 'been robust in youth. 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The Bell Telephone Co. | pullet, Lawton, Hen, Chas. .Law- ton, Brol Webb. ~ Andelusian\-Cock, cocker:] and pullet,'/ SRAM olet-ons yrs 3 Hey & Webb, Heny-B. F. Jamieson, Fred Nixon, Cockerel, N. Chantler, T. W.| Sharpe. Pullet;, N. Chawfler. Leghorn, Brown--Hen, R. J. McAfee. } Pullet, F,' Robinson 1 and |-cockerel" and pullet; Fred Nixon, H. Kit- Wyandotte;-' White--Cock, hen andy cockerel, Chas, Lawion, N.' Chantler. Pul- | let, N. Chantler, Chas. Lawtgn. Wyandotte, Lace¢ or G--Hen, L LBroléy & Webb,' Fred Nixon. Wyandotte, Bufi--Cock, Broley & Webb. Hen, cockerel and pullet, Broley & Webb } 1 and 2, Langsban--Cock, Broley- & Webb. Hen. cockere! and pullet, Broley and Webb 1 and 2. 'Minorca, Black S.C--Cock, Aen cockerel, Fred Nixon 1 and Minorca, Black R.C.--Cock, 'cockerel and and Brokey & Webb. Hen, Broley & Webb 1 Hen, R. J McAfee. --*| 'ock, Broley & Webb. Hen, Cockers, Nob Hondan- Broley & Webb 1 and 2. Chantler,. Broley & Webb. Dorkings---Cock, hen, 'cockerel and pul let, H. Kifley (1 and-2 Rhode Island Red, a.v.--Cock, Geo. Duff. | Hen, Geo. Duff 1 and 2. Cockerel, Broley & Webb Y.und 2: Pullet, Geo. Duff, Bro- iy & Webb Ducks, \ Pekin--Male and femele, N. Childs, * 4 e--Male and female, Chas. | Hounsame, . Chantler, j Bantiim, nv--Coek, Fred Nixon, Bro- | Leghsrn, White--Cock, B. F. Milligen. Hen, B. F. Ju Cockerel, 'BoP. Jui Pullet, Thos Milli and 2. Milligan Jamieson Game, Black Red--Hen, B. F. Jamieson, SEEDS . Fall Wheat, D.G.C:,, Thos, -Milli- gun, A, Matchett. Six Rowed Barley, av, Thos, Milligan. White Oats, 'av, Thos Milligan; A, Matchett, ~ Field Beans, Chas. 'Lawton, Jas. MeFadden. Flint "Corn, Chas. Lawton : ROOTS easly, -C.N, N . Matchett ; White Chantler, K. Potatoes, late, C Kidd; early, a.0.v, N., 'Thos. Milligan, J. McFadden; late, ov., Av Matchett, N..Chantler, Swede tur .v., A. Matchert, Chas, Lawton. Ps, Soft or white fleshed turnips, W. J. Houn- some, Long red mangels, J.-Heaslip, T. Milligan. Intenaediate Mangels, Milligan, N. Chantler, Globe mangels,\ay., R. J. McAfee, A. Matchett, Stock feetiing beets, Chas. Lawton; J. Heaslip, Short white carrots, H. B. Barnes, T. Milligan. _ Pars nips, J. McFadden, H. B Barnes. Hubbard squash, H, B, Barnes, R. J. McAfee: A: o.v. squash, R. J. McAfee, H. B. Barnes, Pumpkin, Geo. Duff, N. Chantler. ..Cab- bage, T?Milligan, J.MeFadden. Cabbage, red, Geo. Duff, H. B, Barnes, Cauliflow- ér, A. Matchett, H. B, Barnes. Totnatoes, R, J. McAfee, Geo. Duiff. . Watermelons, Chas. Hounsome, 'R, J. McAfee. Cigons,} H. B. Barnes, Chas. Hounsome. Celery, J. Heaslip, N Chantler. Red onions, R. J. McAfee, J. V. Childs, White onions, Rev. rong "Jno; Kidd. . Potato onions, Jas McFadden, Chas, Hounsome. Top onions, A. Matchett, "Table beets, H, B: Barnes, K. Kidd. Long 'table beets, H. B. Barnes, R. J. McAfee. Short table egrrots, H. B. Barnes, T.-Milligan, "Long table carrots, J. McFadden, H. B. Barnes. - Sweet corn, R. J, McAfee, A. Matchett: - Collection of vegetables, Rev. Creswick, H. 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