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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1930 PAGE SEVEN Judges Have Difficult Time As They Decide the Prize Winners at Oshawa F air WP i r-- Sheatling ewes] J, roi TH, Lackle, 2 A Ayre, 3 J, HU, Lackie, Ewe lamb=1 J, H, Ayre, Pen, one ram, 2 shearling ewes and ewe lambs--1 A, Ayre, 2) Lackie, LEICESTERS Ram, two shears and over--1 Rus sell Robins, Hampton; 2 W, Clark son, Weston; 3 Russell Robins Shearling ram=b W, Clarkson, 2 Kk 3 Russell Robins, Ram Lamb] & Russel! Robins Vwe, two shears urd over--1 Clarkson 2 & 3 Russell Robins Shearling ewe=1 IKussel] Robins, Jarkson, 3 Russell Robins, Ewe Lamhs=1 W, Clarkson, R, Robins, Pen, one ram, 2 shearling ewes and 2 ewe lamhs=1 W. Clarkson, 2 R Rohins OXFORDS wie two shears and over--| Balsom, Hampton Wenanrh g ram=1 & 8 JW, Batson Ram lamh==1 & W. Balsom we, two shears and over-1 J Balsom, 2 1. H, Lackie Shearling ewe=1 & 2 J, H 51, W, Balsom, Fwe lamh=1 & 2] I. W, Balsemy Pen, one ran, 2 shearling ewes and 2 ewe lamhs=1 J. H, Lackie, 21 W Balsam & J Lackie, 2 2 W. Clarkson, 3 Ww, 1] 2k 3 0 27. NM Laekie, 2, 1, HW, Lackie; Ww, Lackle, H, Laekic SUFFOLK Shearling ram=1 W, Clarkson, 2 Stuart Hall, Little Britain, ER "Mrs, L, Coste Used Castrol Ram lamb=1 W, Clarkson, 2 & | Stuart Hall, we, two shears and oyer==| Clarkson, 2 & 3 Stuart Hall, Shearling ewe==1 & 2 Stuart all, Pen, one vam, 2 shearling ewes and 2 ewe lambs--1- Biuare Hall Vowe lamb] w, Clarkson, 2 F Stuart Hall, DOREST HORN AND CHEVIOT Ram, two shears and over==1 8, Wattle, Mition; 2 A, Ayre, 3 8, Rattle, Shearling ram=1 A, Ayre, 2 8, Rat- the, 3 A, Ayre, Ram lamb 2 Kk Ayre, Vwe, two shears and over = | § Rattle, 2 & 3 A, Ayre, Shearling ewe=1 & 2 A Ayre, } 8, Rattle, Ewe lamb-1 & 2 3A Ayre, Pen, one ram, 2 shearling ewes and 2 ewe lamhs=1 A, Ayre, DAIRY PRODUCTN Best 5 Ibs, butter in prints Harold Haves, Colwnbus; Irene Vice, Taunton; 3, C, 1 Osh KR No 2 Best 10 ths, butter Mrs, Harold Hayes, Columbus; 2 C, FV, Werry, Oshawa, RR, No, 2 Best § hs, butter in eroeks--J, V Oshorne & Bon, Bowmanyille; 2 Mrs, Harold Haves, Columbus; 4 Mrs, |, Middleton, Brougham, Best ten Ibs, butter in evock Mrs, Harold Hayes, Columbus Middleton, Broughani; § 1 Lovekin, Newcastle, ®.R, No, 2 lest ten Ibs, butter, J, ! Kyle prize--=Mrs, Harold Hayes, Columbus Best "ten bs, butter=J, W, Bors. Ww, I 8, Rattle iA } Rattle, | Mrs 2, Mrs Werry, in" prints | J I} 2, York NY } TO NEW honor upon them, 1100A n & CO LTD #0 KING STREFT ON MARK ENGIN¥ PEN y CASTROL IN LUBRICATED B YORK FLIGHT COSTE & BELLONTE. { di Trans-Atlantic crossing of Captain Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte, from an Ancient City of the Old World to the greatest of the New, will stand as one of the most brilliant flights of all time, We are proud that our product, CASTROL, was the lubricant chosen to play a part in thelr mighty adventure, The outstanding chiasuctoriae of the journey was the perfect functioning of the motor, "The motor was wonderful" said Captain Coste in a press despatch, "it did all we hoped it would," By bridging two continents by their westward Atlantic flight, Captain Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte have won a glittering place among the century's immortals, All nations join in showering C. C. WAKEFIELD & CO, LIMITED "The AU British Firm" Montreal Toronto Winnipeg Regina Vancouver Head Office: LONDON, Eng, - - 1030 SEP § AM na T TORONTO ONT, RFRCTLY SUCCESSFUL The fuse sive huh lusthaon V, Werry, Oshawa, butter=Mayor T, B Mrs, Harold Mayes, Neill 14d, & Bon, berry prizes, , 5 hs, Mitchell prize; Columbus, Best 5 Ws, butter=HI, Oshawa, prige=1 RK, Duff Myrtle Shea! of alfalla=L, L, Bu Bheaf of outs=1 John ¥ Sons; 2 1, 1, Bagshaw, Sheaf of Iirley ox rowed «1 John Neilson & bons, 2 1, Bagshaw, Bheal of fall ol L, bu Bag: shaw, 2 John Neilson & Bons, ROOTS; VEGETABLES, GRAINS; Ze "Biss shaw, sons K& Bushel peas = 1 H, Snowden, phyri 2 Thomas Seller, 3 1, 1, shaw, Bushel fall wheat=1 John Milson & Bon, Columbusi-2 ¥, Cryderman, Enniskillen; -4 Mrs, I, Mid let, Brougham, Bushel spring wheat IM B Burke, 2 1, 1, Bagshaw, 3 1, Colla cute, Bushel oats, white=1 J, VV, Osborne, 21 Bagshaw, Bushel barley == 1 Thomas Seller, 2 1. F, Oshorne, 3 1, 1, Bagshaw Bushel rye~1 1, 1, Bagshaw, Bix ears ecorn=1 IL, L, Bagshaw, Half bushel alfalfa=1 Mrs, W, A MeColl, Half bushel com, red clover I Thomas Selleys; 2 1, 1, Bagshaw; 3 CF, Werry, Hall bushel alsike-1 fers; 2 Mrs. W, A Cryderman, Half bushel " timothy=-1., 1 shaw I'homas Bel MeColl; 3 | Wig Half bushel sweet elover==1 The mas Sellers; 2 1, I, Bagshaw; 3 Mrs WwW, A, MeColl, Half hushel white heans Werry, 2 L, L. Bagshaw, 3 Burke, ' Hall bushel peas, any variety=| [, IL, Bagshaw; 2 J. L, Cryderman 3 Ivon M, Law HONEY Honey, 10 bs, strained==1 J, V Anderson, Oshawa; 2 T, Brother hood, Oshawa, Haney, ten hs therhood, Oshawa; 2 W Wooler | Ten Ib stralned | Davia Prize~1 ) rotherhood | Fen Ihe, honey, I, ( [=1 1, VV, Anderson; 3 1, { hood, | 20 Ibs, Haney, Laughlin prize=J, VF FIELD ROOTS Collection of tomatoes, 6H } each=1 M, B, Burke, 3 Brooks, 3 Ivan M, Law Leeks, six=1 Wabert Brooks, 2 Gearge Matthews, 3 Chris Van Vegetable marrow==1 George thew Robert Stork, J Ivan Law, 15 hs i £ Tro MeColl eomh-=1 1 A " el honey, ( Anderson, Lander price Brother Mrs, I, B, Mi Anderson varietie | { Raber Mat hn 4 M Irish eobiblers | W, D potatoes, Robert Stork, Broakling 2 Dyer, Columbus; 3 Thomas Zephyr, Best three roots mangels=1 Robert Brooks 2 Rhea Brook Oshawa Snowden, Zephyr 15 hs, potatoes, I Thomas Sellers, Bagshaw, Uxbridge | den, Zephyr, Hest three bronze turnipss1 jo ] Bagshaw Jowmanville, Yellow intermediate Robert Rrooks; 2 Rhea "Chris" Von, 6 white carrots 1 Robert Brooks, 2 Rhea Brooks; 4 Ivan M, Law 6 red carrots=1 George Matthews, 21. L. Bagshaw, 3 "Chris" Ven Squash, yellow green or field | Rohert Brooks; 2 Ivan M. Law, | Howard Snowden, I pumpkin, yellow-=1 Ivan M 2 Howard Snowden, 3 G, § rane, Burketon, Collection of & varieties of. field roots, 3 of each=1 ITvon M, Law; J Robert Brooks; 3 Thomas Sellers VEGETABLES 2 heads canliflower--=1 M Locust Hill; 2 Tven M, Law 3 heads green cabbage Matthews, 2 M. RB, Hurke, Hin 2 heads cabbage - savey-| Brooks; 2 Rhea Burke, 3 DF menee, Oshawa 2 heads red cabbage | Burke: 2 Rhea Brooks; Hrook fi table carrots Clemence, Oshawa! den, Zephyr; 3 1, Hagshaw, 6 parsnips=1 Rohert | Brooks, George Matthews; J Rhea Brooks, 6 Heets=1 M, I, Durke, 2 A, 1, Lubb, Oshawa; 3 Thomas Sellers, 12 "commercial tomatoes == T\ Sheridan, Oshawa; 2 M. I, Durke, 3 Rhea Hrooks, 12 salad tomatees=1 M, 0, Burke, 2 1, L, Cryderman, 3 Rhea Hrooks, Water melon=1 M, BH, Burke, Iven. M, Law, 3 Lo L, Hugshaw, Musk melon 1 Mr, W, A M Call, 2 G, N, Irwin, Whithy 3 Ivan M, Law, Citron ree Oshawa I Howard other variet all now uny Zephyr { Howard tops of Sellers, M, Law roots, purple Thans J Iven mangold | Nrooks, I law, Cock RB, Burke, I George Locust Rahert Cle MN Robert % long! D | 2 Howard Snow } " seeded-=1 "Chris" Vani 2 G. N, Irwin, 3 T, Sheridan, 6 cucumbers, largest and hest--1 I, F, Gerow, Port Perry; 2 G, 8, Coch» vane, Burketon; 4 G. N. Trwin, Whitby, 3 heads white celery == | M, 1, Purke; 2 Iven M, Law; 1 Robert RAroaks, Yellow onions, 6 commerelal==1 A, & J. J. Scott, Qihave 2 Robert Brooks; 3 Gi N, Irwin, Red anions, 6 commereial=1: G, N, Trwini 2 Chris Vani 3 Robert Rronks, a Te onlons, 6 commercials A, 1. Scott; 2 Rhea Rrooks, 3 D § Liemenen 1 quart hiekling onlons=-1 Ign M, Ay 2 Robert Drooks, 3 G, N, Irs win, Squash green Hubbard=l D, It, Clemence: 2 Mes, I, Rateman, Oshs awat 4 Robert Nrooks, f ears corn. vellow sweet==1 Rahs ert Brooks; 2 MR Burke 3 Tven M, Law, 6 ears corn, Whites=1 Leslie Cole lae ww Bowmanville, 2 Thomas Sel leva; « Ramshaw, 6 LA, "ved=1 G, N. Irwin; 2 M, B Burke; 3 Ivan M, Law Pep ers, green==1 G. N, Irwin, 2 Tvon M, Law, 3 M, B, Burke, Locust ill, 12 tong radish=-M, 1, Rurke, J heads red cellery==1 Rhea Brooks, J Robert Breaks, Sellers, | mammoth red | | ne may veadily tevm this «u sow monster, but It is just one of the United Bintes submarines Pie pinpkin--=1 M. 1B, Burke; 7 mheridan, 3 Robert Brooks Ouirt prekling cucuimberss1 Jewin; 2 M, B, Burke; 3 Tvon Law, Collection of anlons 10 of each=1 A, & J, | Ci Vani 3 G, } Irwin Collection of garden M. B Burke; 2 Robert (, N, rwin Colt, denft ov agricoltural--1 Rus sell Wobing) 2 John Batty, Brookling ¥ John Jumes, Columbus, 4 Perey Mountjoy, Oshawa | Dalry call==1 Arthur neth Halliday, do Leslie Smith, Dawn, Oshawa fee Baker f Jacl I IN M yirieting i; 4 Chris vegetable J Brooks: 4 Muir, 2 Ken ort 4 Gen Mir hn Dryden, showing lis elevated planes exe tended, hefore ninking a dive, 4 ------ Best vase Vetunias, 10 blooms, sin hea Brooks Best vase Bnapdragons, 12. hlooms | Whew Brooks, 2 Tsane Wray Best vase Verhenas, 25 blooms = then Brooks Hest vise le sweet Peas, 25 looms I Maude Reynolds; 2 When Brooks Vest vise African Marigold, 28 Wooms--1 Rhea Brooks, 2 Maude Maothersill Hest viuse French oonte= hewn Brooks lest vise Nasturthums, thea Brooks Best vise Vverlastings, 285 blooms I Mrs, W. A, McColl, 2 Rhea Brooks Bost vitae less than 4 calors--1 Marigold, 12 25 blooms 12 blooms Ww. D not Dyer, Cladioh 4 Ayre, } Leslie Market lamb ton; 2 Arthur Mul d Jalin Howden bacon hoy 1 Clifford Mil Collection of vegetalile § of each 1 Billie Carter 2 Cearge Wilson, 3 Doug! Oshigwin; 4 Archie Mul CHAMPIONSHIP Largest number of points wan in Junior Falr Section, Fintan [1d competition fn see. 630, case of M Wir George Wilsar Open Hyer Specinl 1 Wiis Fee yr Wi Club psec, OJ7 Hyer Hialier for best ent ell Hohine baton to ection ol raph F'roph Oslin Best entry Mauri Special 48 ser, Of Hy In class 1 fad, Bays | Junior Special hy I and wird Fatg--Archie Mul Showmanship lass 1 4 Hae Downe Vo John entering John Hatt Dieyden, 4 John Howden POULTRY Pen of poulty SEED GRAIN AND SHEAVES One peck out variety) I George He Wilsan, Hagshiaw Shea! outs 1 4 Rahert 11 { Vrederich (il ) Crenrpe I Morle are, | ridge Maurice Baler haw | Hag Oshawa HR | | vilen, J are Wehins in, Oshawa lev Bagshaw | Chittard Wilse Marle Bagshaw, Hiker heat wheat Robinson, A voriman \Wils POTATOES One quart basket Danle ell Gould, Uxbridge; 3 N lunmtha | Oshawa: 4 Frank Hoan One 11 quart hasket Telsh Cahhlers I Clitford Wilson, Columbus; 2 Fl don Stalery, Goddwend 3 Norman Wilson, 4 Archie Mule, Courtice FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Collection of apples, § varletie of each 1 Archie Muir, 2 Maurice Raker, Hampton, 3 Morley Hagshaw Uxhridge: 4 Finest Quang, Brook lin 5 11 1 Rus rman Wil Mildred Brod Oshawa fon, LOWER DEPARTMENT AMATEYL RIN Hest Vise Roses, 1 blooms Rrooks, 2 7, Sheridan Nest Vase Dahline 61 Riven Hrook Nest vase 1 Rhea i" | Gladiall, 12 Hlaam ! Fred 8, Dent; 2 W, 1), Dyer Rest vise Phlox Devmmandi, 28 hloamas Rhea Hrooks, Test vase Dianthus, Rhea Nrood Rost vase Rraoks Nest vase Asters LL. Cryderman, 2 1 Nest vase Asters Comet, | Rhea Nroaks Nest vase Asters Victoria, 10 hlooms Rhea Rrooks Rest vase Zinntus: 12 Wloams 1 Rhea Reanks, 2 1 Sheridan Rest vase Petunias, 10 double--~Rhea Nroeks, 20 hlaoms Stocks, 12 blooms Rhea 10 Woams=1 J Sheridan 10 blooms hlopoms, tlantic City is always {Yin season" There's never a dull ne, on a, oats 5 Ti gorous! ( i athe \ . GT Hole A One of rhe fines by AWtanite ity ¥ the lu. Hp! Seth Bh Wooton ! red 8, Dent Hest vise Geranlums, | plant single hes Brooks, } Vilse Geranlims, 1 Khea Brooks pacionn Dahliu, singh | When Hroo 2) 1. Cryderman Hest Hoel, 2 Gladioll, single l W. 1, Diver, 2 hea Brooks Collection of cut perennial flowers thei Brooks Hand hauguet | 2 When Brooks Houguet made Khe Brook J Wi piaragus Vern plant Rabi, Brooks, hy amateurs | ht, Brooks Mi I, Middle ton Agyapanthiys Amat ylss--Mrs Mande Mothers!) H, Hayes, Colum hu Collection of plants in flower | Perking, oF Mrs, 1, Middleton Hest. specimen Cactus Dahlin | Rhea Brooks, 2 8, J, Jackman & Son Calleetion of roses, at, least 6 loons]. § I. Juckman & Sons, viinyille; 2 1 1, King, Whithy Hest single speclman Dahlia | Robert Brooks; Oshawa, 2 J, Jac man & Sons Collection I VA Collect A n of Dalilias, 3 blooms to of Cut perennial flowers 28) Jackman & i" King, Pansies I Rhea i#, 4 Rubert Brooks Collection of Phlox Drummondi, wt var Ie 1 Robert Hrooks, A tJ ott allecti ie of Carnations, not green he Wis I Robert Brooks, 4 Rhea Horo he, Collections of Rhea Hrooks, 3 8 J, uh Collection of Dianthus, single | Rohert Brooks, 2 Rhea Brooks Collection of double Stoeks--1 LL 15 King, 4 Rhea Hrooks, Collection of annuals in separate vases, ench variety <1 Robert Hiooks, . I, Jackman, & Sons Collection of Asters, 6 blooms te & vase~| Ci, N, Trwin, & Robt, Brooks Collection of Zinnlas == 1 Robt hooks, L, KE King Collection of Petunia, single | Rabt, Brooks, 2 Fred 8, Dents, Whit 1A} Collection of Petunia, double | No) Jackman & Sons, 2 Robt Hrooks, Collection of Snapdragons 18.) Jackman & Sons, 3 Robt, Rroaks Collection of Coxeambs, eamb varl etles=1 Robt, Brooks, GN Ir win Collection of Verbenax == 1 Rabt, N ollection ol Dianthus, doubles! Jackman & . Nrooks, 2 Rhea Brooks Collection of Sweet PMeas= Tewin, 4 Rabt, Nroaoks Collection of , Marigolds, French 1 8 1 Jackman & Sons, 2 Robt Nraoks Collection of Marigalds, SL Jackman & Sons, Prooks 16 African 2 Robt, Collection of Calendula 8) Tackman & Sons, & L, 18 King, Collection of Nasturthima=1 Robt, Rroaks, 2 Rhea Nrooks, Collection of FEverlastings=1 Mrs, W. A McCall, 2 8 J, Jackman & San, Callection of Coelus, 1 dozen pots =A, & I. |. Seatt, Collection of Nrooks Collection of Gladiell, ne more than 18 Yatillny 4 Aacinens of th W. D, Dyer, umbusi 2 N, C, ( A W Mite JAA Knight, A Ralsams == Robt, | burn, Gladioll, hest 1 hloom in shows! Ww, D, Dyer, 2 1. \ King, Collection of eboin tented Collection of Degonlas, any variety Mrs, Middleton, Collection of single Geraniums, vis vietiex to count, Callection of double Geraniums, vas vigtien to counts=A, & 1, J, Scott, Rest spectiien Fuchsia == Mrs, L, Middleton, Host Collection Caetus == Mrs, 1, Middleton, Single specimen plant not others wise named in Jnl Maw Moths ersill, Oshawa 2 A a | feo a anging basket ih he nw Bs Table Rougquet=1 Rhea Brooks, 2 Robert Brooks, OIL AMATEUR Landscape from Nature--1 Rlackie, Toronto; Marine Copy==| Oahu, 21M Animals Copy i A Patricia Hares, Fruits or vegetables grouped Still lifes=Pateicia Havvis tuberous JM 4 1 Lo Cryderman, 'atriela Haerls, Rlackie, M. Blackie, 1h WATER COLORS~AMATEUR Beene from nature=1 Doris Batty, Brooklin, 2 Vatrjein Harris, Vigure or grobp=Copy==1 Mrs, V ¢, Bogart, 2 Vatriels Harris Viewers with howl or basket = 1 Mrs, W,. A, McColl; 2 Pautrieln Har ris inanimate objects, original Batty, 2 Patricia Harrls, Any study, copy wink Batty, 2 PV. Harris MISCELLANEOUS ~ AMATEUR Vortreaits from lile=1 €, M, Kerr, Whithy, 2 J. M. Blackie, Kepin seene=Mrs, 1, C, Bogart Pastel any object Crayon light or shade Crayon colors Pen und Ink sketch I Dori I Dori Doris Batty Patricls Har cover dedign == 1 Doris Willuee, Oshawa, Darls Batty, rie Magazine Batty, 2 Visie Voster design I Patriein Harris, Penmanship, commercial Bell, 2 Vlsie Wallace Water ear drawing under 15 Mrs, J. IK, Bell Rs s Margaret White, 2 Mrs, W. A McColl, Tooled leather work 1 W, J miston, Burketon, 2 Mrs, W, A Coll, Wood carving-1 Mrs, VV, ( girl, 2 Ceo, Baldwin HAND DECORATED CHINA Jug or tankard, realistic design 1 Mrs A, MeColl, 2 Mi Hoare, Salad or fruit howl, conventional Mrs, W. A, MeCall Cups und suncers, slgns=1 Mrs, W, A I, Wiee Luster work, A MeColl, DOMESTIC NEEDLECRAF1 Quilt, pieced eotton=1 Mrs, W, A MeColl, 2 My I, Armstrong, Osh wi Quilt, faney Bell, 2 Mrs Comforter, derman, 2 Mrs | Mrs J I (87) Me fio Ww 2 different re MeColl, 2 Mr any price=Mrs, W quilting=1 Mrs, J. It WwW. A, MeCall, homemades1 1, 1, Cry W, A. MeColl Hed spread, homemade i 1] Cryderman, 2 Mrs, W. A, McColl Golf Jueket, knitted=Mrs, A MeColl; 2 Mrs, 17, ( Bogart, ronte, Bungalow apron--1 Mrs, VV, C, Ik gart, 4 Mrs, W, A, McColl DOMESTIC NEEDLECRAF1 Cotton sheet and pale pillow slip lhiand unlsundered «1 Mrs, 1H Hymen, Kitchener; 4 Mi I he Percy, Bowmanville Domestic laundr napkins Mrs, | W. Hoar Bath Mat, A MeColl, 4 Bralded awarded Kag rug, hooked Mart, @ Mrs, 1, 1 Rag ruk, hooked Pi MeCall, 2 Mrs, 1, Ran rig, wonlleep=-1 wart, & Mrs, Wo A Mel NEEDLEWORK Irish erochet-«<1 Mrs, W Coll, 2 0, 1, MeCutehean Filet crochet, fine, cotton=1 Hymen, Mrs, I, Perey Point lace =] Mrs, B Mrs, H, Hymen Duchess lave] 1 2 Mrs, H, Hymen, Knitted lace, fine 1 C1 cheon, 4 Mrs, IY, C, Bogart Tatting=1 €, 1, McCutcheon, Margaret White Divawn thremd work, I, Perey, 2 Mrs, Hl, Hymen Swedish weaving 1 Mrs | oF Bogart, 2 Mrs, T', Perey, Modern head work=1 Mes, W. A, MeCall, 2 Mes, ©, C, Dogart, Hand hemstitehing=1 ¢, 1 Cuteheon, 2 Mrs, W, A, MeCall Emhroldery, evelet--1 Mrs, BB, Web ster, 4: Mrs, FF, CC, Rogart Embroidery, French lald-=1 Mrs Hymen, 2 C, I, McCutcheon Embroidery, solid white=1 C McCutcheon, & J, LL, Cryderman Embroidery, applique=1 C, T., M¢ Cutehiean, 2 Mes, 1 C0 Bogart Embrofdery, Talian vellefe=1 Mrs, 1 1 C, MeCuteheon hardunges « | Mar Hymen, 1imbroldery, garet White, 2 C MeCuteheon EL Ja Net 5 £& Mes, 1 Hymen Embroidery, MeCuteheon, 2 Embroidery, Orlental=1 Mes, H, Hymen, 2 C, 1, MeCuteheon Modern eross-stiteh, fine=1 C, 1, MeCuteheon, Mes, It, C, Bogart Modern floral embraldery-=1 I. Hymen, Mrs, F, €, Bogart Madern conventional embroidery 1 Littith K ] Mrs, Thos, Soleman, Oshawa; 2 Perey, DINING ROOM FURNISHINGS EMBROIDERED Luncheon set, 7 pleces=1 V, My, Ww REWH work, table Dateman, Hin homemade [] ¢ Mrs, | Middleton floor mat No | Mrs, 10, 1 Hateman and cut Mrs, I, ill, Mi MeCutehean, MeCut fine = 1 Mra Me Mrs, Millard, 2 Mrs, TT, Percy, Tea cloth, in Whe | n Webster, 2 Mrs, Hymen Tea cloth, in nil 1 Mrs I Hymen, 2 ¢ Li. MeC utcheon, Contre piece and tray elath to w=! Mrs, HL Mymen, 3 Mm Pair table ends=1 Mrs, B, Web ster, 2 V. P, Willard, Set able doiliess=1 Mrs, MH, Iy- men, 2 V, P, Willard, Set table mate=1 Mua, 1, Hymen, 2 Mrs. W, A, MeCall, Tea cosy==1 Mrs, I, Webster, 2 C, LL. MeCuteheon, Cloth and six table Npkina, ems hroidered fnitiale=1 Mes, 11, Tymen, 2 CL MeCutehean, Six nerviettes=1 Mrs 3 Mex, 11 Hymen, Ruffet wet, hee Jie deren, 3 V, P, Millard, Sideboard runners Muy, ster, Mrs, Wilfred Pascoe, Oshawa Service hy mowed Mea, I, Nogart, 2 Mrs, A, MeColl, DINING ROOM FURNISHINGS Crochet or Crochet Trimmed Luncheon set, ? ploces=1 Mes, 11, Hymen, 2 Mrs, IY C, Bogart, 'oa eloth--1 Mw, H Mes, Wy A, McCall, Contre pleco! Mrs, \V Coll, 2 Mes, I, C, Bogart, Doiliesy sete! My, *" 2 Lidith K{ Solenen, Mats, sets] C, 1, Mes, 1 Perey, a latte, Axel Mea, 2 Mrs, Wi A, MeColl, "ate tray clotha==1 Mrs, , C Ro mart, 2 Margaret White, Myvtle n 1 JL. Cry BR. Web Webster, Hymen, 2 Av Mes C, Rogart, .) MeCutehean, Thos, Pers Sideboard vunners<1 Mys; H Hy men, 2 Vi Po Millard, ad Mrs, | priges | Bo Middleton a Mi Webster, 21, "Too fired 10 eat" Rep Rose Tea oh ged Ba else] Mrs, CB Hymen fy Pile tow BEDROOM FURNISHINGS lly } Mys EMBROIDERED rpiow shipsed Mis, 1 Hailon; 2 Anne Standyet 0 1 bined towels, $3 yedaprend Me Mrs, 1H, Hymen, Pauly guest towels, colo | bri ef fines C, Bogart, 2 Mrs. 1, Per Sheet] My I Nelisteg Hymen Bedspreu Mrs, W. A : ) f { | wrth | Dre Bh Websle marr, 2 Mrs. Date Pin Coslilon, wauelinlile A LADIES PERSONAL WEAR Hymen, 2 Mi McColl uw Mouse, hand 1 BEDROOM FURNISHINGS Willard, Ne Crochet or Crochet Trimmed Jit he tus] Iyi% Mrs, IT, Pere ! McCall I ? My IY] { ye } Per Ply Hymen, 2 I Mr { nes Aer 0 Negligee girl, fuk fod (Continued on Vago §), gh agar, Mrs, 1, C, Bos A & P Breahs Exhibition Record for Hospitality 43,500 Cups of BOKAR WERE SERVED FREE DURING THE EXHIBITION The friendly alr of hospiiality and welegme that pervades A & P Nhops throughout Ontario was seen again al the Exhibition hy the many thotis sands who visited the Jistutesqut A & FP Booths, Over 43,500 cups of HOKAR were served during these tan weeks, In so extending our service for the convenience of Wa ibition Visitors, we were also able to Introdues to many coffee lovers a new sense of coffee delight co a --------. SPECIAL SALE! BOKAR Vielb. Tin 2Fe 141b. Tin Fo tetany Orange Pekoe Tea 1b. 75¢ NILVERBROOK=FINEST QUALITY CREAMERY BUTTER 2-63 FANCY SUNNYFIELD PANTRUBIED 3 LBS, 0%¢ THE COFFEE § SUPREME eo FINE GRANULATED BROWN OR WHITE gxcEPT REDPATH SUGAR 10-48 Buy a bag at this tremendous 2:39. hea Ada lower than a year ago vin CHOICE QUALITY PEAS AL NO, AN it n NTANDARD bY ALITY NO, 8 : NO, b NIEVE TINN OUR OWN RUNNYFIELD PASTRY FLOUR 3!:+b. Bag 16¢ 24. Bag 85 +b. Bag 29¢ Fels Naptha Laundry Noap Bary 100 Khortenin salmon, Pink, No. 1 ih isueress 180 Lux Holibt Kon o1ovr 3 RAM Je PRESERVING ITEMS MASON JARS .. PAA $1.09 PINTS 98¢c RUBBER JAR RINGS LA REE REE EE oh | 8c ZINC JARRINGS ......ivvvi00000 Dozen 18¢ CERTO EEE EEE EE EE EE ENE EE EERE EN Bottle 20¢ PARA WAX .....oovvvinnnnnnnnnnns Ib 13c PICKLING SPICES, Mixed .........u..lb, 25¢ MORE NEW LOW PRICES The Price on Every Ne AMAAGP Ine Because AR P 'n Clea nitlates Savings oa, \ vv Tin Be Hawes' Floor Wax ,,, Lb Tin dle y owders, ire God Marmathde, hires 'nal Kas. ive ona Coton i ivvee BIB Tin Sle bo English AN BoM ouyiiiiio Ih 20 12:08, Jar Rie Malted Milk, Horden's, Ib, Tin Me Steak ~ Roast » 22 ib. §e FRESH Beef Shanks NEW BEARON'S Spring Lamb Fronts nv. 1 §e¢ FRESH CAUGHT Whitefish ib. 18 FINEST SIRLOIN STEAK OR ROAST. .lb, 27¢ BEST CUTS BRISKET FOR BOILING. 1b, 12¢ FRESH PORK SAUSAGE ,......v0v0. lb 26c FRESH SEA HERRINGS ............lb 12¢ Fresh Caught COHOE SAL MON Pie 1b, 22¢ Fresh Caught COHOE SALMON igh Fon, 26c FRUITS and VEGETABLES Fresh frults dnd vegetables delivered dally to all of our stores, A complete lst of all native and Imported fruits and vegetables ean be had at attractive prices, The Great Atlantic & Paeitie Toa Co noe mane LIMITED, OF CANADA me ct om see oe .