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1THURDAY, SEPT. 26TH, 1946 THE CA<U1iLFLI.L A £.. N. ~ . f- - --- Kàeen Competition This Year a. Horses Clydesdale-Yeld mare or Geld- ing: 1, Wîllis Hall; 2, D. S. Mof- fatt & Son. Colt, yr. old: Jay Whittington. Filly or Gelding, 2 ers 1, E. Robinson; 2, W. Drew. ~~lÏy or Gelding, 3 yrs.: E. Rob- '~non. Mare and 2 of hem Progeny: ~Wilis Hall. Agricultural-Mare and Foal: 1, M*att & Son; 2, A. A. Gibson 4gSon. Foal, 1946: 1, Gibson & ; 2, Moffatt & Son. Filly or ~dng, 1 yr.: 1, Willis Hall; 2, A1lan B. Mann. Filly or Gelding, 2 yrs.: W. Hall. Filly or Gelding, 3 yrs.; 1, E. Robinson; 2, K. Hilîs. Span Horses: K. Hilîs. Belgian, Percheron and Punch -Yeld Mare or Gelding: 1 and 2, G. Robinson, 3, Cecil Anderson. Mare and Foal: 1, Roy Feren; 2, C. Anderson. Foal, 1946: 1 and 2,1 R. Ferren; 3, C. Anderson. Colt, yr. old: R. Ferren. Filly or Geld- ing, 2 yrs.: 1, R. Ferren; 2, E. Rob- inson. Filly or Geldîng, 3 yrs.: 1, R. Ferren; 2, E. Robinson; 3, C. Anderson. Span Horses: 1, G. Robinson; 2, C. Anderson. Mare and 2 of her Progeny: R. Ferren. Carniage Horses - Mare and Foal: 1, R. Cochrane; 2, C. Taylor. Foal, 1946: 1, R. Cochrane; 2, C. Taylor. Filly or Gelding, 1 yr.: R. Cochrane. Filly or Gelding, 2 yrs.: 1, A. Mann; 2, R. Cochrane. Single Horse in harness, 151/ hands or over: 1 and 2, R. Sadler; 3, A. Mann. Single Horse in harness, under 15 '2 hands: 1 and 2, Ralph Sadier; 3, A. Mann. Pair Horses in harness: 1, R. Sadier; 2, A. STA Y ORIONTER LONGER (TO OUR FRIENDS FROM THE U. 5.) lT VRY@-BSIES. 1 and 2, T.C. 1aspell; 3, H. E. Hancock. Sow, 2 yrs and over: 1 and 2, Hancock & Son; 3, Ayre & Sons. Sow, over 1 yr. under 2 yrs.: 1, Ayre & Sons; 2 and 3, Han- cock & Son. Sow, ovem 6 months under 1 yr.: 1, Ayme & Sons; 2 and 3, Hancock & Son. Sow, under 6 months: 1, Ayre & Sons; 2, T. C. Glaspell; 3, Hancock & Son. Sen- ior Herd, Boar and 2 Sows: i and 3, Hancock & Son; 2, Ayre & Sons. Junior Herd, Boar and 2 Sows: 1, Hancock & Son; 2, Ayme & Sons; 3, T. C. Glaspell. Get of Sire, 4 pigs, get of one sire: 1, T. C. Glaspeil; 2, Hancock & Son. Bmood Sow, any age: 1, Hancocil & Son; 2, Ayme & Sons. 3 Sows, one fmom each of sections 161, 162, 163: 1, Ayme & Sons; 2, Hancock. Sm. Champion Boar: Hancock & Son. Jr. Champion Boar: T. C. Glaspell. Grand Champion Boam: Hancock & Son. Sm. Champion Sow: Hancock & Son; Jr. Cham- pion Sow: Ayme & Sons. Gmand Champion Sow: Hancock & Son. Poultry Plymouth Rock, Barred-Cock: 1, A. Mann; 2, R. M. Brown; 3, Mrs. W. H. Rowe; Hen: 1, R. M. Brown; 2, A. Mann. Cockemel: R. M. Bown. Pullet: R. M. Brown. ' !ORE APPLIES THIS YIEAR Mann. Roadster Horses - Mare and Foal: 1, G. Henry; 2, McGili Bros.; 3, G. Cochrane. Foal, 1946: 1, G. Henry; 2, McGill Bros.; 3, Garnet Cochrane. Filly or Gelding, 1 yr.: A. Mann. Filly or Gelding, 2 yms.: McGill Bros. Filly or Gelding, 3 yrs., in harness: A. Mann. Single Horse in harness, 151/2 hands or over: 1, W. J. Watson; 2, 1. Coch- rane; 3, W. H. Lindsay. Single Horse in harness, under 151/2 hands: 1, W. H. Lindsay; 2, Os. Cowan; 3, W. J. Watson. Pair Horses in harness: 1, W. J. Wat- son; 2, W. H. Lindsay. Ponies-Single Pony in harness: G. Cochrane. Pony under saddle: 1, G. Cochrane; 2 and 3, Bill Hooey. Lady Driver: G. Cochrane. Saddle Horse: 1, G. Henry; 2, Forder Bros. Specials-Single Horse in harn- ess, 151/2 hands or over: 1, 1. Coch- rane; 2 and 3, W. H. Lindsay. Single Horse in harness, under 15½ hands: 1, W. H. Lindsay; 2, W. J. Watson; 3, Bill Reid. Pair Horses in harness: 1, W. 'H. Lind- say; 2, W. J. Watson. Wm. Watson Special-Best Turnout for class: 1, W. J. Watson; 2, R. Sadier. Os. Cowan Special - Lady Driver's Contest: G. Cochrane. General Purpose - Mare and Foal: A. Mann. Foal, 1946: A. Mann. Filly or Gelding, yr. old: 1, A. Mann; 2, R. Cochrane; 3, W. Hall. Filly or Gelding, 2 yrs.: R. G. Moffatt. Filly or Gelding, 3 yrs.: 1, N. R. Andrews; 2, L. Cochrane; 3, Dolley & Pollock. Single Horse in harness with vehicle: 1, Ed. Harris; 2, L. Cochrane; 3, Dolley & Pollock. Span Horses in harn- ess, vehicle: 1, E. Harris; 2, L. Cochrane. Best Horse, any age, on rein, from Classes 1, 2, 3: 1, G. Robinson; 2, W. Hall; 3, J. Whit- tington. Cattie Shorthorns-Bull, 2 yrs.: W. F. Rickard & Son. Bull, 1 yr.: R. Os- borne. Bull Caîf, Jr.: 1, R. Os- borne; 2, Rickard. & Son. Bull Caîf, Sr.: Rickard & Son. Milch Cow: 1 and 2, Rickard & Son; 3, R. Osborne. Heifer, 2 yrs.: R. Os- borne. Heifer, 1 yr.: Rickard & Son. Heifer Caîf, Jr.: Rickard & Son; 2, D. Lowes. Heifer Caîf, Sm.: 1 and 2, Rickard & Son. Herd, Bull and 4 Females: Rickard & Son. Aberdeen Angus -Bull, 1 yr. and over: 1 and 2, M. Bailey; 3, A. E. Morton & Son. Bull Caîf: 1, M. Bailey; 2, A. E. Morton. Mîlch Cow: 1, M. Bailey; 2 and 3, A. E. Morton. Heifer, 2 yrs.: 1, M. Bail- ey; 2, Morton & Son. Heifer, 1 yr.: 1, M. Bailey; 2 and 3, Morton & Son. Heifer Caîf: 1, M. Bailey; 2 and 3, Morton & Son. Herd, Bull and 4 Females: 1, M. Bailey; 2, Morton & Son. Herefords-Bull, 2 yrs.: Miss E. Whitson. Bull, 1 yr.: 1, R. Duck- worth; 2, E. A. Rosevear. Bull Caîf, Jr.: 1, Miss E. Whîtson; 2 and 3, T. A. Maris. Bull Caîf, Sr.: 1, T. A. Maris; 2, E. A. Rosevear. Milch Cow: 1 and 2, R. Duck- worth; 3, Miss E. Whitson. Heifer, 2 yrs.: 1, R. Duckworth; 2 and 3, Miss E. Whitson. Heifer, 1 yr.: 1, Miss E. Whitson; 2, R. Duck- worth; 3, E. A. Rosevear. Heifer Caîf, Jr.: 1, Geo. Stapleton; 2, R. Duckworth; 3, Miss E. Whitson. Heifer Caîf, Sr.: 1, R. Duckworth; 2, E. A. Rosevear. Herd Bull and 4 Females: 1, Miss E. Whitson; 2, R. Duckworth; 3, T. A. Maris. Market Cattle- Heifer or Steer, 2 yrs.: M. Bailey. Heifer or Steer, 1 yr.: M. Bailey. Jersey-Bull: 1 and 2, M. W. Staples; 3, R. P. Stenger & Son. Milch Cow: M. W. Staples. Heifer, 2 yrs.: 1, M. W. Staples; 2, Sten- ger & Son. Heifer, 1 yr.: 1, Stenger & Son; 2 and 3, M. W. Staples. Heifer Caîf: 1 ind 2, R. P. Sten- ger; 3, M. W. Staples. Bull Caîf: 1 and 2, Stenger & Son. Herd, Bull and 4 Females: L, M. W. Staples; 2, R. P. Stenger. Sheep Leicesters-Ram, aged: 1, N. R. Andrews; 2, K. His. Ram, Shear- ling: Forder Bros. Ram, Lamb: 1, Forde Bros 2-an 3, . -R.A- Plymnouth Rock, White-Cock: 1, R. M. Brown; 2 and 3, A. Mann. Hen: i and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, A. Mann. Cockerel: 1 and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, A. Mann. Pullet: i and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, A. Mann. Wyandotte, any variety-Cock: i and 2, R. M. Brown. Hen: R. M. Brown. Cockerel: i and 2, R. M. Brown. Pullet: 1 and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, A. Mann. Rhode Island Red-Cock: R. M. Brown. Hen: 1 and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, A. Mann. Cockerel: 1, and 2, R. M. Brown. Pullet: i and 2, R. M. Brown. Jersey Black Giants-Cock: R. M. Brown. Hen: 1 and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, A. Mann. Cockerel: i and 2, R. M. Brown. New Hampshre-Cock: 1, R. M. Brown; 2, A. Mann. Hen: 1, R. M. Brown; 2, A. Mann; 3, Mrs. W. H. Rowe. Cockerel: 1, A. Mann; 2, R. M. Brown. Pullet: R. M. Brown. Sussex-Cock: N. R. Andrews. Hen: i and 2, N. R. Andrews; 3, A. Mann. Cockerel: 1, A. Mann. Pullet: A. Mann. Leghorn, White, Utility-Cock: i and 2, R. Baîl; 3, E. Harris. Hen: 1, E. Harris; 2 and 3, R. Baîl. Cockemel: 1, R. M. Brown; 2, Ayre & Sons. Pullet: 1, R. M. Brown; 2, Ayre & Sons. Leghomn, White, Exhibition- Cock: i and 2, R. M. Brown. Hen: i and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, A. Mann. Cockerel: 1 and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, A. Mann. Pullet: i and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, A. Mann. Leghorns, Brown-Cock: i and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, Ayre & Sons. Hen: i and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, A. Mann. Cockerel: i and 2, R. M. Brown. Pullet: i and 2, R. M. Brown. Minorcas, Black-Cock: R. M. Brown. Hen: 1, R. MV. Brown; 2, A. Mann. Cockerel: 1, R. M. Brown; 2, A. Mann. Pullet: i and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, A. Mann. Ditck0 Rouen-Male, old: i and 2, R. M. Brown. Female, old: 1 and 2, R. M. Brown. Male, 1946: i and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, Coathai& Sons. Female, 1946: 1 and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, Coatham & Sons. M ai1e, 1946: i and 2, R. Female, 1946: i and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, Coatham & Sons. Pekin-Male, old: i and 3, R. M. Brown; 2, Coatham & Sons. Female, old: 1 and 2, R. M. Brown; 3, Coatham & Sons. Maie, 1946: 1 and 3, R. M. Brown; 2, Coatham & Sons. Female, 1946: i and 2, R. M. Brown. Any Other Variety-Male, old: 1 and 2, R. M. Brown. Female, old: i and 2, R. M. Brown. Male, 1946: 1, Coatham & Sons; 2, R. M. Brown. Female, 1946: 1, Coat- ham & Sons; 2, R. M. Brown. Turkeys Bronze-Male, old: 1, R. M. Brown; 2, A. Mann. Female, old: 1, A. Mann. Any Other Variety-Female, old: i and 2, A. Mann. Male, 1946: A. Mann. Female, 1946: A. Mann. Geese Toulouse-Male, old: 1, R. M. Brown; 2, Coatham & Sons. Fe- male, old: 1, R. M. Brown; 2, Coatham & Sons. Male, 1946: 1, N. R. Andrews; 2, R. M. Brown. Fe- male, 1946: 1, N. R. Andrews; 2, R. M. Brown. Embden-Male, old: 1, R. M. Brown; 2, M. Sherwin; 3, A. Mann. Female, old: 1, R. M. Brown; 2, M. Sherwin; 3, A. Mann. Male, 1946: 1, A. Mann; 2, R. M. Brown; 3, M. Sherwin. Female, 1946: 1, R. M. Brown; 2, A. Mann; 3, M. Sherwin. Grain and Seeds Faîl Wheat: 1, J. T. Brown; 2, G. B. Rickard; 3, Mrs. Ira Lowe. Barley, six-mowed: 1, J. T. Brown; 2, G. B. Rickard; 3, Mrs. Ira. Lowe. Late Whi' Oats, A.V.: 1, E. Harris; 2 , J. W. Boyd & Sons; 3, Alex Hendmy. Early White Oats A.V.: 1, Boyd & Sons; 2, G. B. Rickard; 3, A. Hendry. Peas, Small White: Mrs. Ira Lowe. White Beans: Mrs. Ira Lowe. Dent Corn: 1, J. T. Brown; 2, G. Rickamd. Whi-te Oats, Sheaf: 1, Boyd & Sons; 2, M. Shemwin. Massey-Harmis Special - bus. of 1946 White Oats, A.V.: Boyd & Sons. 1 Vegetables Beets: 1, V. Hoilingswomth; 2, F. Blackburn. Camots: 1, V. Hol- lingsworth; 2, F. Blackburn. Cab- bage, Winter: 1, G. F. Annis; 2, Mrs. R. G. Moffatt. Mangels, Su- gar: 1, Os. Co.wan; 2, F. W. Bowen. Mangeis, A.O.V.: 1, V. Hoiings- worth. Onions, Yeiiow: 1, Boyd & Sons; 2, G. F. Annis. Parsnips: V. Hollingsworth. Pumnpkins, Pie: 1, G. F. Annis; 2, F. Black<bumn. Squash, Summer: F. Blackburn. Squash, Winter: 1, Mrs. R. G. Moffatt; 2, Mrs. K. Hill. Tomatoes, Red: 1, Mrs. W. Sherwin; 2, Mrs. D. G. Hooper. Turnips, Swede: 1, G. B. Rickard; 2, F. W. Bowen. Turnips, Table: 1, G. B. Rickard; 2, F. W. Bowen. Watermelon: 1, R. K. Squair; 2, M. Sherwin; Muskme.ons: 1, M. Sherwin; 2, Mrs. R. Sutton. Potatoes, Early: 1, M. Weatherilt; 2, Mrs. Ira Lowe. Potatoes, Late: 1, M. Weatherilt; 2, Mrs. Ira Lowe. Exhibit of Gar- den or Farm Produce: Anna M. Staples. Exhbit from field crop competition in potatoes, bus. bas- ket: 1, M. Weatherilt; 2, L. Por- ter; 3, D. Lowe. Fruit Apples-Coîl. Fall Apples: J. 'W. Boyd & Sons; Coll. of Winter Ap- pies: J. H. Jose. Snow: .J. W. Boyd & Sons. St. Lawrence: 1, C. ramblyn; 2, Boyd & Sons. McIn- tosh: C. Tamblyn. Duchess: R. K. Squair. Melba: R. K. Squaim. Alex- ander: C. Tamblyn. St. Lawrence: 1, C. Tamblyn; 2, Hancock & Son. Wealthy: 1, J. W. Boyd; 2, F. W. Bowen. Snow: 1, C. Tam- blyn; 2, C. E. Allin. McIntosh: 1, C. E. Allun; 2, F. W. Bowen. Scar- let Pippin: 1, C. E. Allun; 2, J. H. Jose. Baxter: i C. Tamblyn; 2, J. W. Boyd. \4'nlf River: C. E. Allin. Blenheim Pippin: 1, C. Tamblyn; 2, R. Osborne. Court- land: 1, R. K. Squaim; 2, C. E. Allin. Talman Sweet: 1, R. K. Squair; 2, J. W. Boyd. R. I. Green- ing: 1, R. K. Squair; 2, F. W. Bowevi. King: C. Tamblyn. Bald- win: R. K. Squair. LaSalle: 1, J. W. Boyd; 2, C. E. Allin. Golden Russett: 1, J. H. Jose; 2, C. Tam- blyn. Northern Spy: 1, C. Tam- blyn; 2, R. K. Squair. Stark: 1, C. E. Allin; 2, F. W. Bowen. Ben Davis: 1, F. W. Bowen; 2, C. Tam- blyn. Crab Apples: 1, J. W. Boyd; 2, R. K. Squair. Delicious, Stan- dard:i, R. K. Squair; 2, C. Tam- blyn. Delicious, Red: 1, R. K. Squair; 2, C. Tamblyn. Apple Hungry Special-Best Bus. Mc- Intosh Apples: C. Tamblyn. Pears-Bartlett: 1, R. K. Squaim; 2, J. H. Jose. Flemish Beauty: 1, C. Tamblyn; 2, J. W. Boyd. Bue- mme Bosc: 1, R. K. Squair; 2, J. H. Jose. 5 Clapps Favorite: 1, C. Tam- blyn; 2, J. H. Jose. Plums- Coll. of Plums: 1, J. H. Jose; 2, C. Tamblyn. 10 Brad- shaw: 1, C. Tamblyn; 2, J. H. Jose. 10 Imperial Gage: 1, J. H. Jose; 2, C. Tamblyn. 10 Lombard: 1, C. Tamblyn; 2, R. K. Squair. 10 Reinclaud: 1, R. K. Squair; 2, T. Brown. 10 Prune Plums: 1, C. Tamblyn; 2, Mrs. R. G. Mof- fatt. Gmapes-Red: Mrs. M. J. Tam- blyn. Green: Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn. Black: 1, Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn; 2, V. Hollingsworth. Flowers and Plants Asters, Coll.: 1, Mrs. F. Ing; 2, Mrs. E. Dean. Asters, white: 1, NÂrs. Ing; 2, J. H. Jose. Asters, sheil pink: 1, Mrs. Ing; 2, iVrs. Dean. Asters, rose: 1, Mrs. Hoar; 2, J. H. Jose. Asters, red: G. F. Annis. Asters, mauve: 1, J. H. Jose; 2, Mrs. Ing. Asters, pumple: 1, J. H. Jose; 2, Mrs. Hoar. Dian- thus or Pinks: 1, H. Coatham & Sons; 2, G. F. Annis. Carnations: 1, G. F. Annis; 2, Anna M. Staples. Calendula: 1, G. F. Annis; 2, Mrs. Hoar. Marigold, African: 1, Mrs. Ing. Marîgold, French: 1, Mrs. W. H.-Rowe; 2, Mrs. Ing. Nastumtiums: 1, G. F. Annis; 2, Anna Staples. Scabiosas: 1, Mms. R. VanHomne; 2, G. F. Annis. Petunias, single, plain: 1, R. K. Squaim; 2, F. Black- burn. Petunias, single, fancy: 1, Mrs. Ing; 2, Mrs. E. Dean. Petun- ias, double: Mrs. Ing. Celosia: 1, G. F. Annis; 2, H. Coatham. Ver- benas: 1, G. F. Annis; 2, Mms. Hoar. Salpiglossis: 1, Mms. Hoar; 2, Mrs. VanHomne. Salvia: 2, Mrs. Rowe. Snapdmagons: 1, J. Brown; 2, G. F. Annis; Zennia, Pom-Pom: 1, Anna Staples; 2, Mrs. Van- Homne. Zinnia, large: Mms. Ing. Rose, six blooms. 1, Fay Found; 2, Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn;* Rose, single bloom: 1, Ray Found; 2, Mms. M. J. Tamblyn. Phlox: 1, G. F. An- nis; 2, Mrs. Hoar. Cosmos: 1, Anna Staples; 2, Mrs. Rowe. Dahlias, Coll.: 1, Mrs. Ing; 2, Mms. Van- Homne. Dahlias, Cactus: 1, Mrs. Ing; 2, Mms. VanHomne. Dahlias, Show: 1, Mrs. Ing; 2, Mrs. Rowe. Dahlias, Decorative: 1, Mrs. Ing; 2, Mrs. VanHomne. Dining Table Bouquet: 1, Mrs. Pickle; 2, R. K. Squair; Luncheon Table Bouquet: 1, Mms. Sherwin; 2, Mms. Pickie. Living Room Bouquet: 1, J. T. Brown; 2, J. H. Jose. Gladioli, single spike: 1, Mrs. VanHorne; 2, J. T. Brown. Gladioli, white: 1, Mrs. Ing; 2, Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn. Gladioli, dark: 1, Mrs. Ing; 2, Mrs. VanHomne. Gladioli, pink: 1, J. H. Jose; 2, Mrs. VanHomne. Gladioli, A.O.K.: 1, J. H. Jose; 2, Mrs. Van- Homne. Gladioli, 10 distinct var- ieties: 1, J. H. Jose; 2, Mrs. Ing. Basket of Glads., artistically ar- ranged: 1, J. H. Jose; 2, Mrs. Van- Homne. Gladioli, aranged in low bowl: 1, Mrs. VanHomne; 2, J. T. Brown. Gladioli, small flowered type: 1, J. H. Jose; 2, Anna M. Staples. Button Hole Bouquets: 1, Mrs. Pickle; 2, Mrs. VanHomne. High Basket: J. H. Jose. Low Basket: 1, Mrs. Piekie; 2, J. H. Jose. Corsage: 1, Mrs. Pickle; 2, Mrs. VanHomne. Pansies: 1, Anna Staples; 2, R. K. Squair. Geran- ium: 1, Anna Staples; 2, Mrs. W. H. Rowe. Tubemous Begonia: 1, Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn; 2, An~na M. Staples. Early Frost Causes SmaUI Tobacco Damiage Tobacco fields in Durham County have suffered compara- tive'ly littie damage from early fmosts according to Agricultural Representative E. A. Summers who recently toured the district. He bmought back samples of a few leaves showing frost damage. No estimate of percentage of loss in this district is presently avail- able but it is almost negligible as compared with damage in west- ern Ontario. According to press reports the damage to. tobacco crops in the traditional tobacco district noth of Lake Erie is in'excess of two million dollars. Frost fell heavîly on two occasions which added to earlîer losses occasioned by stomms and floods. After a decade of tobacco growing in Durham County the district has neyer suf- femed a major setback. The sample shown by Mr. Sum- mers eveals how frost destroys value of raw tobacco. Patches on the leaves take on the color of imon rust and the sap is exhausted. When dried out the leaves crumble to thin, useless particles. It is fortunate the loss fmom frost is s0 small since acreage has doubled and plans indicate it will be doubled again next yeam. Obituary MRS. SAMUEL PATERNOSTER A esident of Darlington Town- ship and Oshawa for almost 43 yeams, Louise Jane Goodchild, be- loved wife of the late Samuel Patemnoster, passed away at the home of hem son-in-law, George P. Reynolds, Dariington Township, on Sept. i6th. She had been in poor health for the past two years. Born in Middlesex, England, on Sept. 6th, 1869, the deceased came to Canada 43 yeams ago. Hem main intemests were hem home, hem garden and flowems. Pmedeceased by hem husband on Februamy 5th, 1936, she leaves to mourn hem passing one daughter, Mrs. George P. Reynolds (Olive) of Damlington Township. Also surviving are three gandchildren and two great gandchildren. The funeral was held from the Armstrong Funeral Home, Sept. i9th, followed by interment in Oshawa Cemetery. Rev. D. M. Rose, Rector of St. George's An- glican Church conducted the ser- vices. NOW SOLD AT THESE STORES Newcastle: Mellow's Drug Store. D% G. Walton. Hampton. G. A. Barron & Son. Enniskillen-T. M. Siemon & Son. Burketon: Harold Gi. Blackstock: H. T. Saywell. Nestieton: J. G. Thompson. Pontypool: J. Crowley. Orono: Tyrrell's Drug Store. Newtonville: W. C. Lane & Co. Tyrone: F. L. Byam. Bowmanvi.le: W. J. Berry, J. W. Jewell, Jury & Loveil, W. J. Bagneil, Statesman Office. Always wanting to be a big shot makes me just a big noise. Some of us only think of our heart when it cornes into our mouth. t A * / CANADA'S No.1 CITIZEN '%MY HAN H' lit BANK 0F MONTREAI. ÀYoAe workin.g with Canadians in every walk of tif# since 1817 j0 a No.1 Citizen :. /'You wilook after1.% This is fot solfishnoss, but the* roalization that a cooemunity Bs fno botter, no osas sounder thon ils ciions. 0 ru nt It bi 1 TUNE IN CFRB Ç'Ontario Holiday" ».» F.m.. 1b.rs, Fr, SL JOHN LASATT umf W :)ntario profita alinost as Every tourist dollar in nuch fromn tourist huai- shared this way: 1. Hoteis; ess as from gold minimng. 2. Stores; 3. Restaurants; t'a up to us to keep this 4. Taxes, etc.; 5. Amuse- :usiness growing. . ments; 6.. Garages. these Ji ve ways ... Canada's future is in the hands of her people... That future is threatened by the menace of inflation... Canada's bulwark against this menace is the steadfast performance of hem No. 1 citizens. Here is the No. 1 citizen's five-point programme of personal finiances: 1 Hold on ta my Victory Bonds and Certificates. 2 Buy only those goods whicb are in fair suppiy and save my money for the day wben goods now in short supply wiIl be readily available. 3 Avoid black market purchases. 4 Keep up my isrne 5 Build up my savings acut These five points mean conservaion-the first requisite for personai security-the first requisite for national security. When you shape your future on these five points, you shape the future of the nation. Apples were scarce in Canada in the 194546 season due to an exception- ally short crop ini 1945. This year a bumper crop is expected, says the Dominion Department of Agriculture. Trecs, heavily .ege onwt fine fruit as the one shown in this picture, are to be scen in inany orchards. PAGEý mvzrw eqAlKTAT-tirAii -crrAqw-Q'RKAM- lFtnWIKAWI-nll-M. ONTAIRIO -SAVE FOR YOURSELF AND YOU SAVE FOR CANADA