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i THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPT EMBER 27,1929 PRIZE REELSTION 'PORT PERRY FAIR Complete List of Winners in Port vii, Sept. 24--The follow- P ing is the prize list of the Port Perry Fair, Clydesdales Brood Mare--J}as. W. White, Grant Christie, Two, year old Filly or Gelding--F. Pugh. Foal of 1929--James W. White, rant Christie. Pair in harness, 3200 Ibs. or over-- William Cook. - Best Clydesdale Mare, any age-- James W. White Best Clydesdaic Christie, Agricultural Horses Brood Mate--Frank Millman, Her- nan Kerry, W. J. Strong & Sons. Two year old Filly or Gelding-- W. J. Strong and Sons. Foal of 1929--Robert G. Baird, Frank Millman, Herman Kerry. Best 'pair in harness under 3200 Ibs.--R. Vernon & Son, G. R. Hall, Robert Baird. Best Agricultural horse, any age-- Robert G. Baird, Light Horses Brood Mare--James Dusty, Whitefield and Son, Two year old Filly or Gelding -- Murray Beaton, John Medd, T. &. Hall, Stallion--Grant Nels Foal of 1929--Maurice Fralick, James Dusty. Three year old Gelding or ny in harness--Geo. Cochrane, Dr. Mc- Master. Single Roadster under 15% hands-- Dr. McMaster, John Medd, Dave Mc- Millan, Single Roadster over 15% hands -- Geo. Cochrane, Lady Driver--Geith Byers, Mar- garet White, Elinor Shepherd. igh Steppers Geith Whos Geith Byers. Ponies Ponies, 12/4 hands or under--R. Vernon & Son, Grant Christie, R. Vernon & Son. Ponies over 12 hands and under 13%--Frank Millman, James W. White. ) Shorthorn Cattle Bull, 3 years and over--Nels Whit- field & Son. Bull Calf, 1 year and under 2 yrs. --F. E. Pugh. pi calf under one year--F. E. 'Heiter Calf under one year--]J. A. Howden, F. E. Pugh, F. E. Pugh. Cow, three years or over--F. Pugh, Bruce MacDonald. cifer, two years and under three --F. E. Pugh, Heifer, one year and under two -- 7 J.iA. Howde~ F. E. Pugh, Mr. Ho- ney. Herd of four animals--F. E. Pugh, Milking Grade Shorthorns--Ist, nd, 3rd, Bruce MacDonald. " 2 Holsteins Bull, two years and under three-- Geo. Smith, Bull, one year and under two -- Ray McLaughlin, Leslie Coates, Geo. Smith. Bull calf, under one year--Leslie Coates, Geo. Smith, Geo. Smith. Heifer calf under one year -- Ray McLaughlin, Geo. Smith, R. M. Holt. by. Cow, three years or over--Ray Mc- Laughlin, Geo. Smith, R. M. Holtby. Heifer, two years and under three --Ray McLaughlin, Geo. Smith, Geo. Smith, Heifer, o! Ray McLaughlin, C Coates. Herd of four animals,--R. McLau- ghlin, Geo. Smith, L. Coates, Heifer calf shown and raised by amateur--L. Coates, R. McLaughlin. Cow and two of her progeny--Ray McLaughlin, L. Coates, Geo, Smith. Milking Grades Cow, any age--Nelson Nelson Williams. Heifer, two years in cali--Frank Allin, Frank Allin. Special Class, boys and girls under fifteen exhibition. calf, calved on o after Jan. 1, 1929--Bob Howden, G Smith, M. Fralick. Royal Bank Cup for best herd of cattle on grounds, won by Ray Mc- Laughlin of Oshawa. Leicester Sheep Aged Ram--Ambrose King. Shearling Ram--Maurice Ambrose King. Ram Lamb--Ambrose King, Mau- rice Fralick. Ewe, 2 shears or King, Ambrose King. Shearling Ewe--Ambrose Maurice Fralick. Ewe Lamb--Maurice Fralick, Am- brose King. Shropshires Aged Ram--Harold Skinner, Har- old Skinner. Shearling Ram---Harold Skinner, Harold Skinner. ne year and under fwo-- Geo. Smith, Leslie Williams, Fralick, over--Ambrose King, The man who would never walk again. imagine a more hn aie Sen. $5 of 4 aver wah . - again ** My doc FRET landlady that I could never walk about Seat matin get | Mark & Son. Ewe, two shears 'or over--Harold Skinner, Geo. Smith. i . Shearling Ewe~Harold Skinner, Geo. Smith Ewe Lamb--Harold Skinner, Geo. Smith, Cotswolds iit Wow Ram--Wes, Page, G. H. & Shearling Ram--G, H. Mark & Son Ram JasboF. E. Pugh, G H. Ewe, two vo shears 8 Won H. Mark & Son - Shearling we ee Page, F. E. F, E. Push, Wes. Page Flock es. Page, F, E. Pugh, ~' . Berkshire Swine : Boar under one year--G, 'H. Mark n. Breeding sow, 1 year or over--G. H. Mark & Son. Breeding Sow under 1 year--G. H. Mark & Son, G. H. Mark & Son, amworths Boar under one year--Wes. Page. Breeding one year or over--Wes, Page, Wes. Page. Breeding Sow under 1 year--Wes. Page, Wes. Pare. ires : Boar under 1 yecar--Nelson Wil- liams, Breeding Sow one Year or. over -- Lawson Honey, N." Williams. T. Eaton Co. case of - Silverware valued at $22.50 for greatest number of points in live stock, won by F. E. Pugh, Poultry White Rock Cock--R. M. Crosby, E. Langstaff. White Rock Hen--E. Langstaff. White Rock LockereleE. Lang- staff, R. C.' Moo White Rock Puliet--R. C. Moore, R. C. Moore, Dorking Cock--Thos, Cacsar. Dorking Hen--R. M. Crosby, R. M. Crosby. Dorking Cockerel--Thos. Caesar. Dorking Pullet--Thos. Caesar, Game Cock--Edwin Lang8taff, Ed- win Langstaff. Game Cockerel--E, Langstaff. White Leghorn Cock--Lorne Bag- shaw, Chas. McGill. Lorne Bagshaw. White Leghorn Cockerel--R. M. Crosby, Lorne Bagshaw White Leghorn Pullet--R. M. Crosby, V. H. Willis. Black Minorca Cock--Chas. McGill Black Minorca Hen--Chas., McGill, R. M. Crosby. Black Minorca Cockerel--Chas McGill, Black Minorca Pullet--Chas. Mc- Gill, White Orpington Cock--R. M. Crosby. White Orpington ~~ Hen--R. M. Crosby, R. M. Crosby. White Orpington Cockerel--R. M Crosby, R. M. Crosby. White Orpington Pullet--R. M. Crosby, R. M. Crosby. Barred Plymouth Rock Cock--C. H. giet, .P. R. Hen--C, H Kellett y P. R. Cockercl--Mrs. Fred Rai- nes, Mrs. Fred Raines . B. P. R. Pullet--Lawson Mrs. Fred Raines. Brown Leghorn Cock--E. Lang- staff, B. L. Hen--R. M. Crosby, E. Lang staff. B. 1. Langstaff. B. L. Pullet--E. Langstaff. Rhode Island Red Cock--R. M. Crosby. R. I. R. Hen--Mrs. R. M. Crosby, Mrs. John McKiterick, White Wyandotte Cock--Frank Al lin, Frank Allin, W. W, Hen--Frank Allin, Frank Allin, Ww. W. Cockerel--Frank Allin, Frank Allin, ; W. W.. Pullet--Frank Allin. Ancona Hen-- Ch, Kellett, Whitfield & Son. Ancona Cockerel--R. M. Crosby. Silver Laced Wyandotte Cock -- E. Janatial, E. Langstaff. L. W. Hen--E, Langstaff, E. Tale S. L. W. Pullet--E Langstaff. Silver Spangled Hamburg Cock -- E. Langstaff. S. S. H, Hen--E. Langstaff. S. S H. Pullet--R. M, Crosby, R. M. Crosby. Bred to lay Barred Rock Cock-- Mrs. Frank Johnston. red to lay Barred Rock Hen -- Honey, Cockerel--E. Langstaff, E Langstaff, E. Nels '| Leith Byers, Bred to lay Barred Rock Cockerel ~--Edna Jackson. Bred to la Barred Rock Pullet-- Edna Jackson, Geo. Smith, Any other Variety Cock--R. M. Crosby, B M. Crosby. A. O. V. Hen--R. M. Crosby, R, M, Ani A. O. V. SockerelR. M. Crosby, R. M. Cro A. OV, llet--R. M. Crosby, R. M. A iby. Cochin Bantam Cock--R. M. Cros- by, R. M. Crosby. C. B. Hen--R. 'M. Crosby, R. M. Crosby. C. B. Cockerel--R. M. Crosby, R LY Crosby. 0. V. Bantam _Cock--R. cs & M. Crosby A. O. hol od "M. Crosby, R. M. coh A, 0.V, Sogherel-X, M. Crosby, R. M. Crosby. A. O. V. Pullet--R. M. Crosby, R Mo 'Crosby. Rouen Duck-- E. angstaff. Rouen Drake--E. Langstaff. Pekin: Duck--Nels Whitfield, Edna Jackson. Pekin Drake--Nels Whitfield, Ed- na Jase, 0. Chas. McGill. A. O. V. Chas. McGill. Toulouse Goose--Mrs. F. Johnson, Mrs. F. Johnson, Toulouse Gander--Nels Whitfield Mrs. F. Johnson, A. O. V, Goosé--Maurice Fralick A. O.V. Gander--E. Langstaff. Maurice Fralick. Turkeys, Bronze Hen--M. Fralick, Mrs. F. Johnson. Bronze Cock--Mrs. F. Johnson, M. Fralick. Pair Rabbits--Mrs. 'Harry Grey. Best Collection of Pigeons--Nels Whitfield. Special Prize by Peel Bros. for Best 'Bred to lay Barred Rgck'won by Leith Byers--2% Baby Chicks. Butter M. Langstafi, E. Langstaff, E. Duck--Edna Jackson, Drake--Edna Jackson, ah pin Sah sk, rn gf foe Tha © woud Zlntan at , but & ERT TR Salts is obtainable at 1] Soles in Cai tle contains as hr § on ol, | ofage. After taking. z0 every on file 'or ins Boutin Lioalth ue 3G | Five Pounds in crock--Mrs. Wm. "tedd, Mrs. Jas. Nesbitt, Mrs. Frank Crosicr, Mrs, Jas. Boe, Mrs. N. Tay- White Leghorn Hen--V. H. Willis, Ten. pounds butter 'in squares or grints--Mrs. Jas. Nesbitt, Mrs. Wm. Grain and Seeds Fall Wheat--L, Bagshaw, Mrs, J. oe. Spring Wheat--L. Bagshaw, M. Fralick, Six Rowed ' Barley--Chas, McGill, J. H. Howden, Beans--Chas, McGill, J. F. Gerrow, Rye--Lorne Bagshaw, Mrs, L. G, Brown. Field Peas, any variety--L. shaw, Mrs. Newtor. Tavlor. Oats, any varicty--Mrs, Jas. Boe, J. A Howden. Timothy Seed--Mrs. N Mrs. Wm. Medd, Red Cloer Sced--Lorne Bagshaw. Alsike Seced--Mrs. N. Taylor. Collection Grains and Seeds -- L Bagshaw, Mrs. N. Taylor. Vegetables and Roots Six Turnip Beets--], Weir, Mrs. Jas. Ruddy. Six Blood Beets, half long--Mrs, F. Crozier, Geo, Raines. Bag- Taylor, Raines, D. Corbman, Two heads red Cabbage--R. Crosby, Geo. Raines. Six Orange long Carrots--Mrs, F. Crozier, Geo, Raines, Six Table Carrotts--]. Weir, Chas, Taylor, Two heads Cauliflower--R. M. Crosby, W. Corbman. Three heads Celery--W. Corbman, Two Citrons--Geo. Smith, Jas. Ruddy. M. Two Heads Winter Cabbage--Geo. | ' Two Musk Melons--John F, Ger- row, Stanley Gerrow. Two Watermelons--Mrs. Taylor--Stanley. Gerrow, welve Red Onions--Thos, Caesar, R. M. Crosby. Twelve Yellow Onions--Geo. Smith Thos, Caesar. Pail of Irish Cobbler Potatoes -- C. H. Kellett, Geo. Smith, + Pail Green Mountain Potatoes -- Ambrose King, C. H. Kellett, Largest Pumpkin--John F. Gerrow, Chas, Taylor, Largest Squash, John. Raines, Mrs. Newton Taylor. Collection Tomatoes--Geo. Raines, Mrs. N. Taylor, Six Tomatoes ~~ J. Weir, Mrs. T. Caesar, Best. Hubbard Squash--Mrs. N, Taylor, Mrs, F. Raines, Five Swede Turnips--M, Fralick, Ambrose King, Five Yellow Mangels -- Geo. Rai- nes, L. Bagshaw, Six Parsnips -- Mrs, Jas.' Ruddy, Geo. Raines, Six White Carrots -- Geo, Raines. Six ears G. Bantam Corn -- Geo, Smith, Geo. Raines. Newton Fruits Collection Winter Apples--T, Cae- sar, Mrs. F. Raines, Collection Fall Apples -- Thos, Cae sar, Mrs. F. Crozier. Plate of Five, Alexanders--Chas, McGill, Harold Sonley. Den Davis--(C, H. Kellétt. Baldwins -- Chas, McGill, Northern Spy--M. Fralick, C. Kellett, H. Greenings -- : Mrs, Caesar. Bellflowers--Harold Sonley. Kings--Nelson "Whitfield. Golden Rusgets--M, Fralick, Mrs, F. Raines. Grimes Golden -- C. H. Kellett. Snows -- Nels Whitfield, M, Fra- lick, x isintosh Reds -- Mrs. F. Crozier, Whitfield, N bith Sweet--M. Fralick, Mrs. F. Crozier, Pewaukee--Harold Sonley, C. H. Kellett, St. Lawrenge--J]. F. Gerrow, Geo. Smith, J Wealthy--Mrs, F. Crozier, M. Fra- lick. Duchess--Geo, Smith, Mrs, F, Crozier, Starks--Chas, McGill, Geo. Smith. Ontario--Chas. McGill, Geo. Smith, Blenbeim Pippin--Geo, Raines, Mrs F. Raines. A. 0. V. Apples--N. Whitfield, Mrs. F. Raines, Whitney Crab--Mrs, F. Crozier, C, H. Kellett, Hyslop Crab -- R, M. Crosby, Geo. Smith, Flenfish Beauty Pear -- 1. Bag- shaw, R. M. Holtby. Barlett Pears -- C. H. Kellett, M. Fralick, A. O. V. Pears -- Geo: Raines. Lombard Plums -- Mrs. J. Mec- Ketterick, John F. Gerrow. Prune Plums--Thos, Cacsar, Mrs, Caesar, Domestic Science " Heme Made Cooking -- oe, - Mrs, Jas. Pan Baking Powder Biscuits ~ Mrs. F. Crozier, Lawson Honey, Pan Home Made Buns--Mrs, Jas. oe, Fruit Cake, Dark--Mrs, xe G. Brown. Fruit Cake, light--Mrs, G, Brown, Margafet White, Half dozen Ginger Snaps--Mrs, L G. Brown, Mrs. H. Sonley. Half dozen Cookies--Mrs. F. Rai- nes, Mrs. Jas, Boe. Half dozen at Cookies--Mrs. F. Raines, Mrs. L. G. Brown. Ginger Cake Light -- Mrs, L. G, Brown, Mrs. C. L. Vickery. Ginger cake, dark': Mrs, > Ewers, Mrs. Jas. Boe, Apple pie--Mrs. Mrs. Weir, Lemon RiegMts. C Mrs, Jas. Boe. Chocolate Pie--Mrs, F, Shepherd, Mrs. Jas. Boe, Pumpkin Pie--Mrs. Jas. Boe, Mrs, Jas. Nesbitt, Tart Pie--Mrs, C. I. Vickery, Mrs. Jas. Boe, Honey in Comb, 5 'hs~John F. Gesrow, Stanley Gerrow. Extracted honey, 10 Ibs C.F. Clark, J. F. Gerrow. Heaviest Doz, Eggs--Chas, McGill, Mrs. John McKitterick, Collection Fruit, 6 Raines, Edna Jackson. Variety Jellies, 6 Tumblers--Mrs. F Raines, Mrs. H, Sonley. Canned Peels, | jar--Mrs. F. Raines, Mrs. L. Brown, Canned ET L. Mrs. F. Raines, Norman Ewers, >. L. Vickery, jars--Mrs. F, . Brown, Jae. Boe, Canned Cherries -- Edba Jick, "np Geo, Raines. Canned Raspberries--Edna Jackson Geo. Raines, 71) Canned Plums--Mrs, F. Taine, R. C. Moore. : § Canned Pinecapple--Edna Jacko; be Mrs. F, Shepherd. Canned Citron--Mrék. Joh McKit- terick, Canned Thinglcberreb 317k : N. Ewers, Mrs, N, Taylof, : Canned black currants--Mr McKitterick, Mrs, F. Current Jelly--Mri Crab Apple Jelly--, Mrs. N. E ers. Grape Jelly--Mrs, 4 F. Raines. Mustard Pickles--Mrs, Brown, Mrs. Jas, Boe, hg Catsup--Mrs. Jas, Mrs. John McKitterick,.; Boe, 1. 6p Onion and Cucumber Pickles-- Ms, Mrs, N. Ewers. Collection of Pickles, 6 jars,--Mrs, F. Shepherd, Mrs. Jas. Boe, Loaf Brown Bread--Mrs, F. Raines Loaf White Bread--Mrs, F. Cro- zier, Loaf Nut Bread--Mrs, F. Raines; Mrs. F. Crozier, Scotch Short Bread--Mrs, Jas. 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