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- THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1927 ------------------ must be Automatic BECAUSE there is no other way to assure you of timely, constant protec- tion against the destroying force of cold. Cold strikes at 60° Fahrenheit. Be ready this year. Guard your motor with PINES AUTOMATIC MODELS FOR ALL CARS--$29.25 TO 338: 19. Buy your Automatic Winterfront from your Auto Dealer or Garage or Refer to District Distributor A. G. Broomfield, 37 King Street West, Oshawa, Tel. 1184. There's No Place Like Dry Clearing HERE'S one place you can depend upon entirely for the best cleaning and dye- ing in town and that is at PARKERS. Do not delay in having you Clothes pressed and cleaned--do it frequent-? ly forit helps your appearance and inciden- tally adds life to your Clothes. Our odorless process will prove pleasing to you. co BERT SMITH Owner and Manager King St.E, "tv: Oshawa PORT PERRY Port Perry, Sept. 30.--A list of prizc winners for the Port Perry Fair has seen comuiled by the secretary and is ww released for publication. The fair this year was a great success with better exhibits both from 2 Aandpoint of quality and numbers I'he* attendance also set a new record. The prize winners are as follows: HORSES Clydesdales Brood Mare--Howard Franklin, F dortop, Wm. Darcy. One year old Filly or Gelding -- H. "ranklin. Two year old Filly or Gelding--Clifi Coulter, Leslie Coates. Foal of 1927--Howard Franklin, W Darcy. Pair in Harness--Wm. Cook, R Byers. Agricultural Brood -Mare--Grant Christie, Wm Darcy, Harold Hayes. One year old Filly or Gelding--F. E Pugh. 'lwo year old Filly or Gelding--F Millman, W. J. Strong & Son, Ear Reader. Foal of 1927--Harold Hayes, H. W Hoklney, Ferguson Munro. 'Pair in Harness--R. Vernon & Son Alex Lee, Windle Ginn. Light Horse Class Jrood Mare--Harold Honey, Fergu- on Munro, G. W. Rodd & Son. One year old--G. W#» Rodd & Son farold Honey, Jno. Medd & Son. Two year old--A. B. Cawker. Foal of 1927--]Jno. Medd & Son, Ear Reader, Harold Honey. Three year old--Les. Wilson, Jos Wilson. Sige Roadster, 15% hand and ove --G. Cochrane, F. Hortop, R. Doble Single Roadster, under 15% hand-- i. Medd & Son, C. Sonley, G. Coach rane. Lady Driver--Mrs. F. Vernon. High Stepper--Geo. McMillan, G V. Rodd & Son. Ponies, over 12 hands--R. Verno ¥ Son, David Dowson. Ponies, 12 hands and under--Jno. A Jowden, R. Vernon & Son, G. Chris tie. Special by H. Collacutt--Jno. Medc Son, Earl Reader, Harold Honey. CATTLE Shorthorns, Pure Bred 3ull Calf, one year--Alex Lee. Jull cali, under one yecar--]. Howden, Alex Lee, C. Coulter, Heifer, under one ycar--F. E. Pugh 2 and 3 Alex Lee. Cow, three years or over--I, 2 and 3 Alex Lee. Heifer, two years--1 and 3 Pugh, Lee. Heifer, one year--1 and 3 Lee, 2 Pugh. Herd--F. E. Pugh. Milking Grade--C. Coulter. Holsteins, Pure Bred poll three years--G. -- Bull, one year--1 and 3 G. Smith, Z Les. Coates. 3ull Calf--1 Coates, 2 and 3 Smith HeHifer Calf--1 and 2 Smith, 3 Les Coates. : Cow, three years--I1 and 3 Coates, & Smith. ; Heifer, two years--I, 2 and 3 Smith JHeilcr, one year--I1, 2 and 3 Snrith + Herd--G. Smith, L. Coates. Heifer Calf, raised by amateur--L Coates. : Cow and two Progeny--Geo. Smith L. Coates. ; Milking Grade--1 and 2 Nelson Wil liams. Bovs' and Girls' Competition--J. A | Howden, Geo, Smith, Robt. Coates. SHEEP Leicesters Shearling Ram--Ambrose King. Ram Lamb--King. Ewe, two shears--King. Shearling Ewe--King. Ewe Lamb--King 1 and 2. Flock--King. Shropshiree Aged Ram--G. Smith. Shearling Ram--G. Smith, Ram Lamb--1 and 2 R. Acton. Ewe, two shears--R. Acton, G Smith. Shearling Ewe--Acton, Smith. Ewe Lamb--Smith, Acton. Flock--Robt. Acton. Horned Dorsets Aged Ram--Samuel Rattle, Mark & Son. Shearling Ram--Mark' & Son, Rat- tle. Dam Lamb--1 and 2, Rattle. GB 'Ewe, two sheaks--1 and 2 Rattle, Flock--Samuel Rattle. Bank of Commerce Cup--Robt. J Acton. SWINE Berkshires Boar. under éne year--I1 and 2 G. H Mark & Son. Breeding Sow, over one year--I1 anc 2 G. H. Mark & Son. Breeding Sow, under one year--1 anc G. H. Mark & Son. s Breeding Sow, over 1 year -- Clif Coulter. ¢ Breeding Sow, under 1 year--N. Wil liams. 1 test Pair Bacon Hogs--G. H. Marl & Son. POULTRY White Rocks--Cockerel, Fred Rai nes, Ed. Langstaff. Pullet, Raine: Langstaff. Dorkines--Cock, R. J: Acton, 1 Caesar. Cockerel, Acton, Caesar. Her Acton, Caesar. Pullet,' Acton. Game--Cock, Langstaff. Cockerel, nd 2 Langstaff. Hen, 1 and 2 Lang Aaff. Pullet, 1 and 2 Langstaff. Leghorns (white)--Cock, C. McGil _ockerel, Frank Allin, Harold Sonle) ieHn, Sonley, McGill: Pullet, 1 an ? Frank Allin, Black Minorcas--Cock, C. McGill, 1 Allin. Cockerel, T. Caesar, C.- McGil fen, C. McGill, L. G. Brown. Plle I'. Caesar. Barred Rocks--Cock, Frank Alli "ockerel, F. Allin, R, J. Acton. He "has. McGill. Pullet, Allin, Acton. Brown Leghorns--Cock, F. Croziey Langstaff. Cockerel, Langstaff, Cro: ier. Hen, Langstaff, Edna Jackso Pullet, Langstaff and Crozier, Rhode Island Reds--Cock, J. A. Mc Kitrick, Crozier. Hen, McKitriicl Sonley. White Wyandottes--Cock, F. Alli Cockerel, Fred Raines, Allin. Hen, § as. Boe, Mrs. L. G. Brown. - - ---- cy. Canned Raspberries, Mrs. F. Rai- nes, Mrs. L, G. Brown. Canned Plums, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. F. Raines. Canned Pineapple, 'Mrs. N. Ewers, Mrs. Jas. Boe. Canned Citron, Mrs. McKitrick. ; Canned Thimbleberries, Mrs. N. Ew- ars," Mrs. F. Raines. Canned Black Currant, Mrs. C. McGill, Mrs. L. G. 3rown. Currant Jelly, Mrs. F. Raines, Mrs. F. Shepherd. Crab Apple Jelly, Mrs. Hitchinson, Mrs. A: L. McDer- nott. Grape Jelly, Mrs. L. G. Brown. Mustard Pickles, Mrs. N. Ewers, Mrs. jas. Boe. Tomato Catsup, Mrs.' F. Raines, Mrs. McKitrick. Onion and Cucumber Pickle, Mrs. N. Ewers, Mrs. ;as. Boe. Coll. Pickles, Mrs. F. Shep- verd, Mrs. Jas. Boe. Loaf Brown read, Mrs. J. Parr, Mrs. F. Crozier. .oaf White Bread, Mrs. Jas. Parr, Mrs. R. Jackson. Nut Bread, Mrs. F. shepherd, Mrs. L. G. Brown. Scotch Bread, Helen Lucas. Sponge Cake, Mrs. N. Ewers, Mrs. Fred Raines. 3utter Tarts, Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Vickery. Best Bread from Lily White flour, Mrs. Jas. Parr, Mrs. Jas. Nes- ntt, : FLOWERS Gladioli, Mrs. H. Harris, Mrs. J. W. Neiir. Snapdragons, Mrs. W. Wilson, Mrs. Fred Raines. Coll. Dahlias, S. Jeffrey, Geo. Hall. Basket Flowers, Mrs. J. W. Weir, G. A. Raines. As- er, one variety, Mrs. W. Wilson, Mrs. i. Sonley. Aster, coll, Geo. Hall, drs. L. G. Brown. Coll. Roses, S. ieffrey, W. H. Harris. Carnations, Ars. W. Wilson. -Petunas, Mrs. F. shepherd, Mrs. Wm. Wilson. Wild 'lowers, G. A. Raiines, Mrs. L. G. Jrown. Pansies, Mrs. W. Wilson, G. \. Raines. Fern, Mrs. Jas. Boe, Mrs. ?, Sherpherd. Begonia Plant, Mrs. Sweet eas, G. A. Raines, Edna Jackson. display Cut Flowers, Edna Jackson, drs. W. Wilson. Coll. Gladioli in and 2 Allin. Pullet, 1 and 2 Allin. Anconas--Cock, C. H. Kellett. Cox kerel, C. H. Kelleft. Hen, H. Sonle C. H. Kellett. Pullet, C. H. Kellett Silver Laced Wyandotte--(ocker¢ ! and 2 Allin. Hen, 1 and 2 Lang staff. Pullet, 1 and 2 Allin. Silver Spangled Hamburgs -- | Langstaff won 1st Cock, 1 and 2 Coc xerel, 1 Hen, 1 and 2 Pullet, Bred-to-lay Rocks--Cockerel, F. A lin, Hen, Edna Jackson, F. Allis Pullet, 1 and 2 Alliin. - Peel Bros, Spec ial, E. Jackson. Ducks--Rowen Duck, 1 and 2 Lang staff. A.O.V. Duck, 1 and 2 Caesa A.O.V. Drake, 1 and 2 Caesar. Geese--A.V. Goose, Langstaff. A Gander, Langstaff. Toulouse Goos H. Sonley. Toulouse Gander, Lang staff, H. Sonley. Turkey. Hen--Maurice Fralick. Turkey Cock--M. Fralick. Pair Rabbits--H. Sonlcy. Coll. Pigeons--Mr. Bently, BUTTER 10 Ibs. in prints, Mrs. Jas. Nesbit Mrs. W. Mark, Mrs. Harold Haye 5 Ibs. in crock, Mrs. Jas. Boe, Mr Jos. Holdershaw, Mrs. Frank Crozie Mrs. Jas. Nesbitt, Mrs. H. Hayes. GRAIN AND SEEDS Fall Wheat, L. L. Bagshaw, Jas. Bot spring Wheat. Frank Crozier. Si rewed Barley, L. L. Bagshaw, C. Mc Gill. Beans, J. F. Gerrow, Bagsha\ Rye, McGill, Bagshaw. Field Peas, ] [.. Bagshaw. Oats, Bagshaw, MeGi Timothy Seed, Bagshaw, W. Med Red Clover, Maurice Fralick, Bag shaw. Alsike Seed, Bagshaw. Co Grain and Seeds, L. L. Bagshaw. Yc low Corn, T. Caesar, L. L.. Bagshaw. VEGETABLES AND ROOTS Turnip Beets, C. H. Kellett, Fre Raines. Half long Beets, G. Bentle; Geo. Raines. Winter Cabbage, } Williams, Chas. McGill, Long Orang | Carrots, G. Raines, C. McGill. Tab! Carrots, L. L. Bagshaw, Geo. Rainc Cauliffiower, W. H. Harris, G. A. Ra nes. Celery, Geo. Smith, Geo. Raine F. Gerrow. Red Onions. T. Caesa Citrons, Bagshaw. Musk Melons, | N. Williams, Yellow Onions, T. Ca sar, N. Williams. Irish Cobbler Pc tatoes, Bagshaw, Geo. Smith. Gre Mountain Potatoes, H. Sonley, Bagshaw. Largest Pumpkin, Jos. | Bar, Geo. Hall. Largest Squash, G. / Raines. Coll, Tomatoes, Mrs. FF. Ra nes, Wm. H. Harris. Hubbard Squas! Stanley Gerrow, Geo. Hall. Swed Turnips, N. Williams, C. McGill. Rc Mangles, Geo. Raines, Edna Jackso Yellow Mangels, Bagshaw, Raiinc Parsnips, C. McGill, Geo. Raines. FRUIT Col. Winter Apples, T. Caesar. Cc Fall Apples, Mrs. F. Crozier. Alex ander Apples, W. Mark, L. Hone; Ben Davis, C. H. Kellett, Mrs, T. Cac sar. Baldwins, T. Caesar. Spies, Williams, J. A. McKitrick. Greening T. Caesar. Bellflowers, N. William I' Caesar. Golden Russets, Bagsha: W. Mark. Snows, Kellett, MeKitric Mcintosh Red, N. Williams, Frar Crozier, Tolman Sweets, M. Fralic >. McGill. Pewaukee, H. Sonley, J. / MgKitrick. St. Lawrence, T. Cacsa Bagshaw. Wealthy, G. A. Raines, Mi 'olleran. Starks, T. Caesar, L. Hone utario, F. Crozier. A.O.V. Apple, ' Jacsar, G. Raines. Hyslop Crab, ( Raines, Edna Jackson. Whitney Cra' Wm. Medd, C. H. Kellett. Flemi: Beauty Pears, Mrs. T. Caesar. Bar iett Pears, Raines, Kellett. A.O.} Pears, Geo. Raines, Fred Raines. Lon hard Plums, J. A. McKitrick, J. 1 serrow. Reine Claud Plums, T. Cac sar. Prune Plums, C. H. Kcllett, DOMESTIC SCIENCE Baking Powder Biscuits, Mrs. Ja Nesbitt, Mrs. G. Bentley. Home-mad Buns, Mrs. Jas. Parr, Mrs. F. Crozie Coll. Cooking, Mrs. Robert Jacksor Mrs. Jas. Boe, Fruit Cake, dark, Mr C. L. Vickery, Mrs. L.. G. Brow: Fruit Cake, light, Mrs. L. G. Brow: Ginger Snaps, Mrs. L. G. Brown, Mr 7. Crozier. Cookies, Mrs. Jos. Holder haw, Mrs. R. Jackson. Date Cookie Helen Lucas, Mrs. R. Jackson. Laye "ake, light, Mrs. H. Sonley, Mrs. 1 5. Brown. Laver Cake, dark, Mrs. ] Boe, Mrs. F. W. Bradley. Apple Pic Mrs. C. L. Vickery, Mrs. Wm. Wilsor Lemon Pie, Mrs. Jas. Boe, Mab Somerville. Chocolate Pie, Mrs. C. I Vickery, Mrs. Jas. Boe. Pumpkin Pic Mrs. Jas. Nesbitt, Mrs. A. L. McDer mott. Tart Pie, Mrs. Jas. Nesbitt Mrs. Jas. Boe. Honey in Comb, J. F Gerrow, S. F. Gerrow. Extracted Hon- ey, J. F. Gerrow, S. F. Gerrow. Heav- iest Eggs, Chas. McGill, Mrs. L. G Brown. Coll. Fruit in jars, Mrs. L. G. Brown, Mrs. Fred Raines. Coll. Jelly, Mrs. F. Raines. Canned Peaches, Mrs. L. G. Brown, Mrs. F. Raines. Canned Pears, Mrs. Robt. Jackson, Mrs. L, 6: Brown. Canned Cherries, =" Mrs, LG. Brown, Mrs. F. W. Brad- ld ase, W. H. Harris, Mrs. Weir. Coll. dahlias, S. Jeffrey, Mrs. J. Boe. LADIES' WORK Child's Dress, Mrs. Jas. Boe, Mrs. sonley. Towel, emb., Mrs. F. Stinson, diss M. Jillard. Towel, any style, ireta Foster, Mrs. Stinson. Bath {owel, trimmed, Beth Hooey, Mrs. A. . McDermott. Child's Knitted Boo- ees, Mrs. F. Stinson, Mrs. N. Ewers. {nitted Socks, Mrs. C. McGill. Knit- ed Mitts, Mrs. F. Stinson, Mrs. L. G. jrown. Kitchen Apron, Beth Hooey, drs. McKitrick. Lamp Shade, Mrs. jordon McKee. Ladies' Convalescent acket, Mrs. W. Wilson, Mrs. McKit- ick. Serviettes, emb., Greta Foster. serviettes, lace trimmed, Mrs. Alex Japle. Library Runner, Mrs, Weir, drs. McKitrick. Shoulder Shawl, Mrs. V. Wilson, Mrs. McKitrick. Sofa 'ushion, round, Mrs. McKitrick, Mrs. jordon McKee. Sofa Cushion, any tyle, Mrs. Weir, Mrs. McKee. Ladies 'rochet Hat, Helen Lucas. Handker- hief, crochet trimmed, Mrs, N. Ew- rs, Mrs. G. McKee. Handkerchief, attiing trim, Mrs. Stinson, Mrs. L. G. Jrown. Handkerchief, any style, Mrs. ». L. Vickery, Mrs. N. Ewers. Pair Yillow Cases, emb., Miss G. Foster, fiss M. Jillard. Pair Pillow Cases, rochet trim, Beth Hooey, Mrs. L. G. irown. Pair Pillow Cases, hemstitch- d, Mrs. G. McKee, Mrs. H. Sonley. tug, braided, Mrs. McKitrick. Rug, ooked, Mrs. J. Parr. Rug, floor run- er, Mrs. FF. Shepherd, Mrs. Jas. Parr. dieced Quilt, Mrs. LL. N. Hitchinson, Ars. McKitrick. Appleque Quilt, Mrs. itinson, Mrs. McKitrick. Comforter, Ars. Wm. Wilson, Mrs. Jos. Holder- haw. Bedspread, emb., Mrs. McKit- ick, Mrs. A. Naple. Buffet Set, Mrs. Veir, Mrs. I. N. Hutchinson. Man's shirt, Mrs. C. L. Vickery, Mrs. L. G. jrown. Dresser Scarf, Mrs. Gordon McKee, Mrs. H. Sonley. Sheets and Yillow Cases, emb., Mrs. Gordon Mec- Lee. Ladies Nightgown, Mrs. Wilson, .adies Pyjamas, Mrs. L. G. Brown. jridge Cloth, Mrs. A. L. McDermott, drs. Weir. Tray Cloth, emb., Beth {ooey. Luncheon Set, Mrs. G. Mc- {ee, Mrs. L.. M. Hutchinson. Tea Josy, Mrs, McKitrick, Mrs. Hutchin- on. Fancy Work Bag, Mrs. McKit- ick, Mrs. Hutchinson. Fancy Laun- ry Bag, Mrs. J. A. McKitrick, Mrs. V. Wilson. Centre Piece, emb., Mrs. \. L. McDermott, Mrs. Weir. Centre- iece Eyelet, Mrs. C. L. Vickery. 'olored Centrepiece, Mrs. McKitrick, rs. N. Ewers. Card Table Cover, He- mn Lucas. Pencil Drawing, Mrs. J. A. [eKitriick, Mrs. H. Sonley. Water 'olor, Mrs. Colleran, Marian Farmer. il Paintiing, Mrs. A. L. McDermott, frs. Sonley. Five o'clock Tea Cloth, Irs. A. L. McDermott, Mrs. Stinson. day Slips, Greta Foster, Babel Som- rville. Collection of Fancy Work, iis: A. L. McDermott, Mabel Somer- ille ORKE AND RAL HEADS IN ACCOR Ottawa, Sept. 30.--Negotiations 'ecently initiated by Hon, Robert "orke, Minister of Immigration, ooking to a curtailment of the in- lux of foreigners to Canada, if and vhen this is necessary, are achiev- ng their object it was stated here Vednesday. Recently, in Montreal, Mr. Forke 'oaferred with President Beatty of ue Canadian Pacific, in regard to he existing agreement hetween the department and the railways respect- ng continental immigration, Wed- 1esday the minister had a conference on, the same subject with Sir Henry Thornton, of the Canadian National. "I think we are in agreement," stated Mr, Forke after seeing the *N.R. president. He indicated that vhile the arrangement with the rail- .vays is not 'being ratified, the new wovision or understanding is that lie minister will have the absolute way as to when, in his: judzment, the influx of foreigners shall be stopped or curtailed. : "Meanwhile," said Mr. TForke, "I hink that what has oceurred will serve as a warning sufficient to avoid the necessity of any arbitra>y action." : . Mrs. Rowe--*Jack is so crazy about wireless I can hardly drag him away from it." 2 Mrs. Crowe--*Excellent training for a husband, my dedar--listening." house is haunted?" Caretaker-- tocrat iS Ze Vy J £4 For Young Men Who Set The Style Ys MEN will appreciate the up-to-the-minute style and fabric of this Eastern Cap. Worn at a jaunty angle, it will add smartness to Jou appearance. And it is only one of the numerous snappy patterns any good store is now showing in Eastern Caps, EASTERN New Tenaut--*Is it true that this "Oh, mo, sir; It's all been thorowgh. ly disinfected," aaa 3 " 2, e! 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