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Go Ct EF Fat La eh, fo, Car mgre - vs x3 a =, oe, ' <> i, N Port Perry Fair Prize Winners : (Continued from front page) SWINE Yorkshire Boar--1 Fisher, Sow under 8 months/Z1 Fisher, 2 Forder, 8 Fisher. Sow over 8 months--] and 3 Fisher, 2 Murray. Bacon Hogs--1 Forder, 2 Fisher. POULTRY Vite Cock--1.F., Whitfield, 2 E, L: Brethour, Leghorn Hen--1 Brethour; 2 Sam Arnold, « Leghorn Cockerel--1 Brethour, Leghorn Pullet--1 Brethour, ~~ Barred Rock Cock--1 Brethour, 2 Whitfield. Barred Rock yA S. Arnold, 2 Whitfield. Barred Rock Cockerel--1 L, Honey, 2 Brethour. Barred Rock Pullet--1 Honey, 2 S. Arnold. White Rock Cock, Hen, And Pallet--Brethour. Pair Capons--1 Brethour, 2Honey. Bronze Turkey Male--1 Whitfield, 2 Brethour. > Bronze Turkey Female--2 Brethour. . Toulouse Gander and Goose--Whit- field. Emden Gander--1 Brethoyr. Emden Goose--1 Brethour, 2 Whit- field. Pekin Drake -- 1 F. Brethour. Pekin Duck--1 Brethour. > Rouen Drake--1 and Z*Brethour. Rouen Duck=--1 and 2 Brethour. - GRAIN AND SEEDS Fall Wheat--1 Brethour, 2 Harold Swain, 3 N. Taylor & Sons. Spring Wheat--1 Swain, Six Rowed Barley--1 Syin, 2 L. Lee. No Barb Barléy--1 Lloyd Lee. Rye--N. Téylor & Sons. ' Field Peas-- G. Baird. __ Oats--1 Swain, 2 Taylor. * Erban Oats--1 Brethour, 2 Lee. Vanguard Oats--- Taylor. Timothy Seed--1 L. Lee. Red Clover Seed--1 L. Lee. Alsike Seed--Taylor & Sons. Collection of Grain--Taylor & Sons VEGETABLES Turnip Beets--1 Brethour, 2 Mrs. Guy, 8 Marvin Nesbitt. Blood Beets-- 1 Brethour, 2 Mus. - Guy, 8 Mrs. C. Harrigon. Winter Cabbage--1 T. Philipe, 2 S. Arnold, 3 R. I. Law. . Red Cabbage--1 Mrs. Ben Smith, 2 Mrs. C. Grainger, G. A. Raines, Cauliflower--1 Grainger, 2 Smith, 8 Philipe. Table Carrots--1 Beathoiiy; 2 Law, 8 Mrs. Reg. Boundy. Celery -- 1 Grainger, 2 Smith, 3 Cockerel Whitfield, 2 - Phillipe. ' Citron--1 Law, 2 Harrison, 8 Breth- our. Muskmelons -- 1 H, R. Murphy, 2 Philipe, 8 Brethour, ~ Watermelons--1 Law, 2 Grainger, 8 Brethour. ~ Red Opions--} Philipe. ger, 3 Brethour. Early Potatoes--1 Law, 2 Kellett, ~ 8 Swain, "Late Potatoes--1 Law, 2. Kellett, 3 Mrs, H. Guy. Largest Pumpkin--1 Law, 2 Breth- our, Pie Pumpkin--1 Law, 2 Lee, 3 Tay- lor and Sons. . Hubbard Squash--1 Lee, 2 Swain, 3 Law, Tomatoes--1 Law, 2 Raines. Collection Tomatoes--1 Philipe, 2 Mrs. Guy, 3 Taylor. Swede Turnip--1 Brethour, 2 Swain "8 Guy. ' Table Turnips--1 Brethour, 2 Guy, opie: dineapple--1 Coates, 2 Boe. Strawberries--1 Holliday, 2 Coates. Yellow Onions--1 Philipe, 2 Grain- Pha] 18 Alexander Apples--H. R. Murphy. Northern Spy--1 L. G. Hall, 2 G, A. Raines, 3 Miss E, Langmaid. Greenings--Miss Langmaid, Russets--1 L, G. Hall, 2 G. Raines. Snows--1 C. H, Kellett, 2 Hall, 8 Brethour, McIntosh--1 Brethour, 2 Bhilipe, 3 Arnold. / : Sweets--1 'Hall, 2 Raines. . Pewaukee--1 Murphy. St. Lawrence--1 Mrs, Ben Smith, Wealthy--1 Murphy, 2 Arnold, Deliclous--1 Hall, A.O.V. Apple -- 1 Philipe, 2 Miss Langmaid, 3 Raines. Reine Claude Plums--1 Raines. DOMESTIC SCIENCE--Cooking Fruit Cake, Light--1 Jean Brethowr, 2 Mrs, F. M. Holliday, Fruit Cake, dark-*1 Irene Contes, 2 Jean Brethour, Angel Cake--1 Mrs, H. Guy, 2, Jean Brethour. Layer Cake--1 J. Brethour, 2 Mrs. J. Boe. Chocolate Cake--1 Mrs. J. Boe, 2 J. Brethour, Sponge Cake--1 Mrs, Holliday, 2J. Brethour, Apple Pig--1 Mrs. R. Boundy, 2 J. Brethour, = Lemon Pie--1 Mrs, Boundyr 2 J. Brethour, Pumpkin Pie--1 J. Brethour, 2 Mrs. Boe, Raisin Pie--1 Miss Langmaid, 2 J. Brethour, White Bread---1 Mrs. E. Dorrell, 2 J. Brethour. Brown Bread--1 Mrs. Holliday, 2 Miss Langmaid, Three Ways of Using Whole Wheat Flour--1 Miss Langmaid, 2 Mrs. Hol- liday. Brethour, Meat Loaf--1 Jean Brethour, 2 Mrs, Holliday. Salmon Loaf--1 Brethour, 2 Coates. Cheese Supper Dish--1 Brethour, 2 2 Coates. Buns--1 Boe, 2 Coates, Muffins--1 Dorrell, 2 Brethour, Tea Biscuits--1 Coates, 2 Brethour Butter Tarts--1- Mrs. M, - Nesbitt, 2 Miss Langmaid. : Doughnuts--1 Mrs, Guy, 2 Brethour Jelly Roll--1 Mrs. Boe, 2 Holliday. Short Bread--1 Brethour, Date Loaf--1 Brethour," 2 Mrs. G. Baird. Cookies--1 Mrs. F. Stinson, 2 Mr, C. Harrison. Ginger Snaps--1 Brethour, 2 Mrs. Stinson. Macaroons--1 Holliday, 2 Brethour Maple Padge Brathosr, 2 Mrs, C.- Grainger. : Divinity Fudge---1 Mrs. a. Baird, 2 Mrs. Holliday. CANNING Collection Pickles--1 Mrs. J. Boe, 2 Mrs. Holliday, Canned Peaches--1 Boe, 2 Smith. Canned Pears--1 Holliday, 2 Lang- maid. Cherries--1 Coates, Raspberries--1 .Smith, 2 Holliday. Plums--1 Stinson, 2 Coates. ck Currants--1 "Baird, 2 Smith, Collection Jellies -- 1 Harrison, 2 Coates.' Crabapple Jelly--1 Harrison, 2 Boe. * Grape Jelly--1 Coates, 2 Mrs. N. Taylor, Collection Pickles--1 Boe, 2 Coates. Mustard Pickles--1 Coates, 2 Boe. Mixed Pickles--1 Brethour, 2 Boe, Green Tomato--1 Holliday, 2 Boe. Onion Pickles--1 Boe, 2 Brethour. "Canned Peas--1 Coates, 2 Brethour. Corn--1 Brethour, 2 Harrison. Tomatoes--1 Coates, 2 Baird. Beans--1 Coates, 2 Boe.. Canned Beets--1 Boe, 2 Brethour.| LADIES' WORK School Lunch--1 Mrs. Boe, 2 Jean Hemstitching--1 V. Butson, 2 Kemp Needlepoint--1 Kemp, 2 Stinson. Laundry Bag--1 V. Butson, 2 L. Butson. Hot Pan Moider--4 Langmaid, 2 Baird, Child's PARE | V, Butson, 2 Mrs, Chas. Reesor. Rompers--1 L. 'Butson, 2 V. Butson, Knitted Suit--1 Reesor, 2 Stinson, | * Baby's Bonret--1 Reesor, 2 Stinson. Carriage Cover--1 V. Butson, 2 Ll. Butson. y Lady's House Coat -- vr Costes, 2 Holliday. Jay s Smock 1 'Stinson, 2 L. But-| iN oly's Housédress~1 Langmaid, '2 Baird. | Dress, Tailored--1+-Stinson,, 2 Hol- liday.. Bed Pyjamas--1 Stinson, 2 Reesor. Costume Slip--1 Stinson, 2 Kemp. Lady's Knitted Suit--1 Stinson, 2 Langmaid. _ Pullover--1 Stinson, 2. V. Butson, "Gloves, crochet or knit -- 1 Kemp, Langmaid. Sockées--1 Langmald Handbag--1 Brock, 2 Stinson. Bed Jacket--1 Stinson, 2 Kemp. Kitchen Apron--1 Kemp, 2 Baird. Boy's Sweater -- 1 Stinson, 2 Lang- maid, Men's Socks--1 Boundy, 2 Honey. Bedspread, candlewlck--1 Coates, 2 Boundy. : Bedspread, crochet or knit -- 1 Kemp, 2 Boundy. . Bedspread, any style--1 Stinson, 2 Langmaid. Quilt; pieced--1 Baird, 2 Kemp. Quilt, applique--1 Kemp, 2 Brethour Afghan, knit--1 Brethour, 2 Coates. - Afghan, crochet--1 Harrison, Rug, crochet--1 Kemp. Rug, braided--1 Coates, 2 Kemp. Rug, hooked, wool--1 Kemp, 2 -N. Adams; Rug, hooked, cotton--- Kemp. WIN THE WAR SECTION Quilt--1 Brock, 2 Coates. Madeover Garment -- 1 Baird, 2 Brock. Socks--1 Baird, 2 Honey. - Mitts--1 Brock. ) Scarf--1 Honey, 2 Brock. Sweater--1 Brock, 2 Honey. Helmet--1 Reesor, 2 Honey, Pyjamas--1 Reesor, 2 Honey. Bedjacket--1 Brock. FLOWERS 2 Reg. Abbott, 3 Mrs. C. Grainger. "Collection Dahlias--1 L. G. Hall," - Basket--1 Grainger, 2 L. Butson, 3 G. Raines. Asters, pink or red -- 1 Smith, 2 Brethour, 3 Boe. 2 Harrison, 3 Brethour. Asters, white .-- Smith, Harrison, Briethour. Collection Gladiolus--1 W. D. Dyer, Asters, purple or mauve--1 Smith, . Wife: Wife: your salary?" : they' re earning." Wife: years roll byt" hel "Imagine it taking a war to set us right" Husband: "There's one thing we can thank-Hitler for, . He's got us saving at last," > | "Yes! Imagine! Until it. became a positive 'duty we certainly never managed to put any- thing by each week." Husband: "I think it's partly because these War Savings Certificates are so simple to buy." "You mean the idea of getting the office to deduct a regular amount each week from Husband: "Yes! And how they" re mounting up! Quite a nest-egg when you count the. interest "Well the more the merrier, Ieay! There are lots of things we'll need the money for, as the ~ The help of every Canadian is needed for Vicicry, In these days of war the th selfish sp SPEND LESS -- Collection Asters--Smith, Dorrell, Grainger. Zinnins -- 1 Harrison, 2 Boe, 3 Raines. Pansies--1 Smith, 2 Abbott, 8 L.° Butson. Coleus--1 Hall, 2 Smith, 3 Gratnger, Marigolds--1 Harrison, 3 Boe. Snapdragons -- 1 Boe, 2 Smith, 3 Harrison, Phlox--1 Boe, 2 Smith, 3 Hall, Petunias, single--1 Smith, 2 Grain- ger, 3 Boe. Petunias, double--1 Smith, 2 Raines Bouquet, dining room--- Grainger, 2 Stinson, 8 Smith, Bouquet, living room--1 Stinson, 2 Grainger, 3 Smith, . . Sweet .Peas -- 1 Boe, 2 Sits 3 Raines, ST.. LAWRENCE STARCH CO. SPECIAL Lemon Pie--Brethour. Butter Tarts--Harrison. Canned Peaches--Holliday. Divinity Fudge--Holliday. Butterscotch Pie--Holliday. Laundered Tablecloth--Stinson. MAGIC B. POWDER SPECIAL Layer Cake--1 Brethour, 2 Harrison 8 Swain. ° Collection Towels -- 1 Stinson, 2 Red Mangels--1 Law, 2 Philipe, 3 Baird. \Brethour. Linen Towel -- 1 Baird, 2 Loretta Yellow Mangels--1 Swain, 2 Breth- Butson, our, 3 Swain. 'Tea Towel--1 Baird, 2 Mrs, H, C. Parsnips--1 Mrs. Boundey, 2 Breth- | Kemp. our, 8 Law. Sheets and Pillow Cases--1 Baird! White Carrots -- '1 Brethour, 2 G.]2 Kemp. Raines, 8 Arnold. _ Pillow Cases, enb--1 Baird, 2 1a Yellow Sweet Corn--1 Viola Butson Butson. - 2 Law, 8 Raines, Pillow Cases, crochet Trimmed--1 Collection Vegetables--1 Philipe, 2| Stinson, 2 Baird. Taylor. Buffet Set--1 Boundy, 2 V. Butson, Fodder Corn--1 Law, 2, E. Dorrell. ,-Sheaf of Oats--1 Taylor, 2 Brethour BUTTER, EGGS, HONEY. Butter in prints--1 Jean Brethour, 2 Mrs. Geo. Baird, 8 Mrs. J.'A, John. ston. 'Butter, in crock--1 Jean Brethour, Mrs. Johns Brown Eggo--1 Ross Law, 2 C. Rn. oney in Comb--1. Jean 'Brethour. oney, extracted--1 Jean Brethour. Tea Cosy--1 Brethour, 2 Stinson. Tea Cloth--1 Stinson, 2 Kemp. "Card Table Cover--1 Kemp, 2 Stin- son. - : - Luncheon Cloth--1 Guy, 2 V. But- son, Sofa Pillow, emb.--1 Kemp, 2 Baird Sofa Pillow, any style--1 Kemp, 2 Stinson. * Spécimen- of Cut. Work--1 Baird, 2 Mrs. F. W. Brock. Specimen of Tatting--1 Stinson, 2 Kemp. Patching on Cotton--1-Baird, 2 V, Butson. PURE GOLD MFG.' CO. SPECIAL Tea Biscuits--1 Brethour, 2 Dorrell, 3 Holliday. - WOMEN'S INSTITUTES Blackstock, and Honeydale tied. RACES \ 2.27 Trot--1 Rose Dale (A. Pacey, Roseneath, 2 Princess Henley (David Dowson, Port Perry), 8 Al. Gratton (H. Ingram, Lindsay). 2.17 Trot--1 Archdale Gratton (Mr. Abbott, Weston), 2 Patricia Gratton (Mr. Abbott, Weston), 8 Adam Poe (D. Dowson, Port Perry), 4 Direct Baldwin (H. Ingram, Lindsay.) Calf Race--1 Stewart Dorrell, 2 8, Taylor, 83 Mac, Christie, NOTE--On behalf of the Board we wish to thank the Exhibitors, those who attended and all who helped in anay way. 'The Office, would. like to thank the- exhibitors for their co- der is a traitor to our war effort. . A reduction in , personal spending is now a vital necessity to re- lieve the pressure for goods, to enuble more and more labour and materials to be diverted to winning the war. The all-out effort, which Canada must make, demands this self- denial of each of us, 70 1/24 MORE WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES any way. The Office would like to operation and assistance: especially those who sent in their entries early. (Those late entries are a real "head- ache" to the Office.) If you fipd mis- 2 Dorrell, | takes in the above list of your prizes, | you -may blame them on the late en- tries, but please report them, as soon as' possible, to the secretary, so that they may be corrected before we issue our cheques. i / R. D, Woon, Sec'y. too JUNIOR FAIR PRIZE WINNERS Dairy Calf--Stewart Dorrell, Beef Calf-- Mac Christie, Harold Forder, Stewart 'Dorrell. Colt--Harold Forder. Barred Rock Pullet -- Ina Law, Eileen Brethour, Ruth Arnold. Barred Rock Cockerél -- Eileen Brethour, Ina Law, / ./ . * Leghorn Pullet-- Eileen Brethour. Leghorn Carliopel =Ellesn Brethour, Ross: Dowson. * Potatoes (Katahdin) -- Ina Law, Flora Guy, Ruth Arnold. _ Potatoes (Dooley) -- Flora Guy, Helen Peel. - Potatoes (Cobbler)--Ina Law, Bers Corner, Ruth Arnold. Carrots -- Eileen Brethour, Helen Peel, Bob Dowson. . Beets--Eileen" Brethour, Bob Dow- son, Helen Pee), Tomatoes--Ina Law, 'Ruth "Arnold, Bert: Corner. Pie Pumpkin--Ross Dowson, Helen Peel, Bert Corner. : Sweet Corn == Eileen Brethour, Ina Law, Bert Corner. - McIntosh Red Apples--Bob James, Ruth Arnold, Eileen Brethour. Talman Sweet Apples--Ina Law. Northern Spy Apples--Ina Law, Bouqiet (Living Room)--Ina Law, Flora Guy, Kathleen Day. Asters, 8 blooms--Eileen Brathour, J. Heayn, Ina Law. Gladiolus (6 blooms)--Roy Wilk- ings, Douglas Heayn, J, Heayn, operation and assistance. Rope Halter-- Emerson McMillan, John Tristram, Bob Dowson, Willie Stone, Harley Johnson. Long Rope Splice--John Tristram, Willie Stone, Emerson McMillan, Bob Dowson, Harley Johnston, = Aeroplane Model-- (all given 2nd prize)--Bob Dowson, Roy Wilkings, Gordon Goode, Bruce Gerrow. Tank Model--Bob Dowson, Wesley Jackson (both given 2nd prize). Boow Case--Harold Gatenby. .. Cotton Dress--(Doll) Theresa Tobin 1st prize.) Marion Holliday, Flora Guy. Marion Holliday. Betty Cook. Dorothy Tristram, othy Tristram, Verna Moase. - Insects--Lois Parr. Fungi--Gloria Harding. Simonds, Lois Parr. Stamp Collection--Doug. Hayes. Guy, 2 o-oo herd 'of S. W..Crpxall, Uxbidge, are reported in the current issue of the Holstein 'Monthly Test Bulletin, One 15,400 Ibs. milk containing 701 Ibs, fat. This was the largest record com- pleted by any of the two hundred and seventy-six animals that finished in the twice-a-day milking section. Her record was made as a six-year-old in the yearly divigion,- A stablemate, Ux-Spring Dora Fobes, topped a class of thirty-one two-year-olds in the 805 day division on twice-a-day milking with 469 bs, fat from 12,918 Ibs, of milk, (girl's) Marion Holliday (both given| Kitchen Apron -- Eileen Brethour, 8 Tea Biscuits -- Eileen Brethour, 5 - Canned Péaches--Marion Holliday, : School Lunch' -- Eileen Brethour, i Weed Seeds--Mildred Stone, Dor-|# Soap Carving--Helen Peel, Alberta gt Starling Eggs: Bill Hayes, Flora i Holstein News| __ Two monthly class leaders from the i! of these, Laura Hartog Alcartra, gave h The Pipes of The Port Perry Star i is to present all the Local News Accurately = Impartially 'Completely In many a rural district, village, 'fown and city throughout Canada and United States,. The Port Perry Star carries news of the doings of the folk here, and of the happenings in this district. Thus hundreds of people are kept informed about the the people at home, - For thirty-four years The Star has, under the present management, promoted every good cause for the welfare and progress of this community. Births, marriages, and deaths, sorrows: and successes, removals and arrivals, have been recorded week py week in The Star. For a whole ~.generation these services "have. been faithfully, performed, And now the war has thiust another. dnty upon the home paper--to- keep our readers in- formed as to the progress of the. fight for human freedom, and to maintain a sane outlook on life in these difficult times, "The kindly co- operation of our- subscribers 'has helped us greatly in our tasks. 'SAMUEL FARMER, Editor = DELICIOUS -- BREAD and PASTRY For all round GOODNESS our Bread and Buns are the Best. We have.everything in the line of Cakes Pies, Pastry, etc, to satisfy that Hungry Appetiie - -- JUST €ALL -- . JEMISON'S BAKERY THE HOME OF GOOD BREAD AND PASTRY ~ Phone 93, Port Perry. IS COMING Are you prepared? Is your Toush i good shape to stand the winter blast? Now is the time to look after your roof--take stock of your storm pash-- check your storm doors, and most important, look into the matter of insulation. Why waste fuel by trying to heat the"whole "out-of:doors' We are prepared to assist you. Just phone us for information and quotations. , REESOR'S FUEL & LUMBER Phone 73w PORT PERRY, ONTARIO S Eyer bc | Se Is OFFERED you IN GREAT VARIETY hd eh tet