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hlril 2 mkh rdnn midilinld rtmkles imlr ibt enrh gin ktj sugar and oatmeal 1 miss m holt 2 mm ilavt umrimiiit and drop rnkrs h ilf do iiwh of llirvr varieties 1 mm c w dnvist larls holt dm each nallve fruit and irinnn maple or aimlltir filling 1 mrs leu dodd 2 mrs c tt divis apple plr 1 mr john illrd 2 mr geo dwld cherry pie 1 mr john bird b mr s rldlcr cuitard pie 1 mrs alfred thompson 2 mrs s rliller nilr pie 1 mra g w davis 2 mn hwleri sponge coke 1 mim ii hi rilon short enke 1 mus m hull 2 mrs 0 w davis dark inyrr rake i miss ednn mcdonald 2 mr gri uoddi beit exhibit of bnkinjr 1 mrs geo dodd 2 mrs frank kcnwtek tliree varieties sour pickles i mrs s rtidler 2 mn geo dodd three varie ties sweet pickles 1 miss m hutt three varieties cold merit sauces i mi m hiht 2 miss edith m otvens thr varieties other native fruit jellirs or gloss of each i miss m hutt 2 ml edith m owens three varieties natlt fruit or vegetable marmalade 1 mil m hutt two jnrs preserved fruits 1 light and 1 dork 1 mus edith m owens 2 miss edna mcdonnld two jan canned fruits vjjiole 1 mrs get dodd mucallanwoi best dressed goose by a m grandt 1 james barnes beat dressed goose by d livingstone 1 james barnes bejt dressed goose by e barnhill s rid ter best pair dressed ducks bv j a brown 1 malcolm turner best pan dressed chickens by rennlcs grocery 1 mrs g w davis best pair dressed chickens by it h thompson malcoh tumert best pair dressed chlckeps hi w r watson 1 a hyde best 2 pair dressed chickens f hustler 1 mrs 0 w davis best homemade loaf bread large by m clarkson 1 iinac b wcadge best four pumpkin plee b directors 1 mrs t j hill 2 mis frank fenwick best layer cake by sproat lott milton 1 miss ednn mcdonald best display of honey bj morlcy pettlt 1 mr geo dodd best display in hall by merchonl or monu facturcr by bank of montreal 1 i brills best sample of wheat by w b browne co norvol 2i lb bait nn tional pastry flour i f w ruddell best collection homemade baking b w b browne co nonrni 2i lb bag of national pastry flour 1 mrs frank fenwlck best home made lonf of bread h w b browne co nor mal 24 lb bag of kings choice bread flour 1 mrs a hyde best collection otpastry by a i mcnabb 6 off am pair shoes in mcnabbs shoe store milton 1 mrs geo dodd b the r eaton co toronto for the best ho pair dressed chickens eihlblted by nn individual owner and raiser whp has not won an eaton prise at any fair since 1931 the choice of the following carving tet dock club bng table cloth 1 mr a hyde by j m moore best half dosen buna herald 1 year i mrs a hydc largest half dot fresh hen eggs herald 1 year 1 w a wlk sans best and neatest 1 lb butter her aid i yeaftmrs i m bennett larrest half dos onions herald 1 year 1 hnr rr hunter 7 ljw work class 2t open to countv of hal ton best hand knit mitts fine wool 1 mrs 3 bird s mrs j lawson t mrs trcyi p h knlt wool 1 w a mcclnre pair hand knit socks coarse wool 1 mrer cnlxon 2 mrs j m bennett s mrs j lawson rug braided 1 mrs r c nir crochet 1 mrs r wat s birdj sweater coat wool l mrs r c nlion 2 mlsi ednn mr donald pullover silk or ool 1 mn w j alexander 2 mrs alfred thomp son childs cloth dress made from old garment 1 mrs r c nixon 2 mrs j lawson mending torn garment 1 w a wilson 2 mrs j in four pieces crochet work other than filet silk or cotton 1 mrt 1 lawsoni white rmb centrepiece dm ing room 1 mus edith m owens mm j lawson 8 mt u r u stjnn colored cmb centrepiece 1 mi- sleighlholme 2 mrs tt r watson mm w j alexander pair pillow slip initialled and embroidered i mr r watson 2 mrs j i nwwn pal pillow slips nv other kinotl mrs w r watson 2 miss h harrison a mi fdna mcdonald bedroom towel rr chet trimmed 1 miss m hitt 2 mr alfred thompson 8 mim edith m owcms bedroom towel embroldrrr and initialled i mrs w r watson mrs john liwunni guest towh wl embroidered 1 mn bath towel trimrr son 3 mrs alfi r c nixon dresser mnncr onu pi cushion embrolderrd i mrs j iji soni dresser runner and pin runhlo crochet trim roed 1 mrs alfred thorn son ladys nightingale 1 mix edith m owens 2 mrs w r watson i ad mghtrobe 1 miss h harrisnn 3 ml with m owenst ladys camisole i mrs j lawson 2 mrs w r v n mm ind hand bag 1 mrs tawson 2 mrs- w b- watson miss m hutt ladys work bag mn r r niion 2 miss m hutt mlii h harrison ladys bedroom sll pers an kind i mrs w r watm 2 mm i m bennett t ladjs whltewen embroidered 1 mrs j l- hrtrv table runner embroidered 1 mr r c ninon sofa pillnn allk em hrolderfd i mrs sldrbtholme b mr tt r- watin 1 miss edith m owen sofa pmlo- shnble i mrs w holme i mrsalfred thompson 3 mr w r watsoni sofa pillow nnv othr rtyle i mrs v r watsoo teacos w holder oo11 mn 1 i mrs tracy single piece tatting m wmple 1 mus edith m owens a th a mn 1 mrs i inusou f mi specimen sunthirvt mill irrmli knnl embrota 1 mrs m rk t lork 2 mrs tawmin3 mrs w j alexander spccl men balkan rmbruldcrv iii nibniidrr 1lir k i mrs lrdriom luiti illnl rt 1 i mrs white pair gin t towels iiilorrd r 1 mrs i i n sni 2 miss 1dni m dnnnlil 1 mrs lis muini sprcim bath towels trimmed i mrs hymme canl table covej 1 miss h f i uiinila by iubll srh thh ory won prize juhl h hiou tiom u lilllo cmi try boj u k m jioiiwimiimiih tho follovmiik uiry wrilti n b allan dcwlurul olen i ilium- iirrtl ublmlird in t li- tvloiiim f txltembtr 20tb won foi linn tin priri of nn nninml book 1 tlioiiklit pwoiild like to hmi my htiiliuri in the nt nwiiy i hi tlieib is tou iif fun ll re tiiit aro imhllmill jinnnh runtbnll khtiiih lenuih you mn me suniijmdi from till wrk i played with n hkod up at i j down tlio htreot i stayed tlirw iln8 on tin- berond nikiit ml went to suimjhide i the water i hiiw a lad div- mm uo eft f waur tlie ibipl daj i ot into tlio aiitomff le wo went through tlie city ito tl pomili on our way hanie tlie onmino ot hot and it topped we let her fool off then ve ularji again finally wo lauded litiil 1 laid ti i hm about i viltalloll f allun uewhurnt ulfuwillianiu po tuk iki hill town hhkmm ocllll 1 ll ii historic site at friendly gve bc s imitli ii unlils dnss 1 mrs vf it watson 2 mrs jrlm lawson t mrs ajfred tliompsoii sf i pillow im other style i mrs hviiiiien 2 mm j i avion 1 unrheim set 1 miss ii liar rlson 2 mrs hvtmiien b mrs sleight hnlmc buffet runner i miss edith m owens 2 mrs sleightholmr j mrs mark clark sericttes half doxrn em broldrrrd 1 mrs hvuimen 2 miss edith m owens dnilies set of six white 1 mrs hdiimni 2 mo w r watson 3 mrs sleighthnlnie ttaby pillow i mrs i awson 2 mrs llyinnien 3 mrs w r wnlmin childs carriage cover any other kind 1 mrs hytn men curlnlns hand made 1 mrs llymmcn fancv bnlspre id any style new 1 mm llyimnen 2 miss ii hirri son 3 miss fdna mcdonald fnnc quilt quilting considered 1 isaac d w radge 2 mrs alfred thompson 3 mrs trars quilt colton pieced i mrs tratv 3 mrs alfred rhiimpuin 3 mrs john bird quilt ippliqne i mrs w r watson 8 mm alfred rtiompson pair bedroom ktlpper 1 mrs hymmrii service tray mounted 1 mrs mark clnrk 2 mrs hvmrarn boudoir enp i miss kdith m owtns j mrs memeekln 3 mrs j lawson i adys whiteuear rvoclie trimmed i mrs hymmen i adys mliltewenr em broldrred 1 mm hjmmen 2 mm mc meckln 3 mm j lawson rplleelion fancy work i mrs hymmen 2 miss edith m owens 3 mrs tt it w son best collection fnncv work b lion dish bj c c floytl i mrs i 1 a son best collection of fancv n made by georgetown ladv by j moore cash 1 mrs w r atson f arts class 29 fine and decorative arts oil painting landscape li nature 1 miss e forbr copy marine view ne liitt t miss e forbes oil pa r inimals 1 miss f forbes wnter col its local scene new 1 miss e forbes miss m hull water colors fish oi game 1 mis e forbes 2 mm hym nen water colors vegetables fron ibject 1 miss e forbes watcrtolnrk iny other original subject 1 mrs hym nen 2 miss f forbes pastel figure i mus e forbes sepia scene 1 miss w hutt 2 miss e forbes pen and nk any subjert 1 percy i nlrd char roal sketch public building in george town 1 mls y fnrber craon copv the colliscuro rome 1 miss e forbes pencil drawing orchlteetural or mechanical 1 miss e forbes wood enrying 1 miss f forbes brass craft 1 mrs w r watson s mrs hym men collection of amateur photo irjaphy 1 miss e forbes 8 mm hym men decorated china 1 mrs hym mem jardiniere or fern pot realistic 1 mrs hym me as salad or fruit bowl conventional 1 mrs hymmen service tray or take plate 1 mrs hymmen best 4 pieces of fine art work differ ent styles 1 miss e forbcst best pen manshlp by p s child over 12 years 1 charlotte mcculiongh 2 jean weodge start on monday at guelph business college 1 clielpb ont approved courses individual jnstraelion every cmdiiate located it is a fact there are good remuner ative positions awaiting you hen thoroughly qualified alb0uck prladpil ui fwtrldw in 9 mr oil jiwtlnk i mis m -tooeieing- are prepared to do all kinds tig including taking live slock x ford garage mam nl geo eceive prompt iltenllon il guy das nri robert slirrai how about your rool asbestocote goes over the old roof and stops all leaks give it a trial always in stock a fall line ol harness elc deering arid mccormiek machinery and repairs for lame oils and greases a second hand engines h barnes sull street coal best d l fit w scranton coal in all sizes also smithing and steam coal mrs j walkins norval station phono g2r24 rhe hiatoric past of the noctka section of the west count u reealkd recently when liettunantgotornor walter g nicholaf bntishcoluin- unveifed and dedicated a monument commemorating the explorations of le mat english navigators ctptain cook and captain vancouver the monument wao built under the auspices of the historic bius and those mat english wngaton cipum cook and captain vancouver the monument wao built under the auspices of the historic bites monuments board of canada which is placing similar memorials across the dominion on siteetiallowed by interesting chapters of canadian history a large party travelled on the canadian pacific s 3 princess maquinna for the ceremony and left the steamer at the cannery wharf boarding launches for the short run to friendly cove the party included lieut governor nichol h j s uuskett his secretary judge howuy and mr forsyth dr c 3 newcorabe the wellknown historical authority who wrote the circumnavigation ol vancouver island prof w n sage of the university of british columbia mrs r b mcmicking representing the i o d e mrs and miss howay thomas deasy late indian agent for the queen charlotte agency and a pioneer of 1869 dr david donald mrs cave- brownecave and professor macmillan brown chancellor of th- university of new zealand dr macmillan brown is one of the leading ethnologists of the pacific and has beenspending thesummer on the coast investigating the indians and their customs the new monument is seven feet broad by eleven feet high with a standard site bronze tablet bearing the following inscription rqtlfn griinh rlwfrtvpnh by cant coojn milich 1778 jlljune 1789 spain took possesion and established and maintained a settlement until 1796 the capture of british vessels in 1769 almost led to wur wfiich was avoided by the nootka convention 1790 vancouver and quadra met here in august 1792 to determine the land to be rratored under the con vention a feature of the entertainment provided those who took part in the un veiling ceremony was the indian dancing arranged by aborigines from clayoquot sound the wicaninish of the early navigators journals tentative plans are afoot for an elaborate pageant to be held at friendly cove nootka island in four years time to celebrate the 150th anniversary f events commemorated by the unveiling of the cairn 1 the great international j plowing match tractor farm machinery demonstration h will ik held oi lire firm olufl bnlls son 1 brampton ont october 15 16 17 18 1924 m doil fall lo ketp these dales in hind 3000 in prizes farmers of canada j see 2mb century power machines in operation competition open to the world hi for full information npiil to m j lockie wilson i paiujiamunt buildimoh toronto single piece filet crochet not i mrs alfred thomp 2 ml fdl m owen 3 mn j io 1 mala 1 mrs u it wakon mp i ijwaoni single piece white embroidrn not otherwise listed 1 mi 11 ilrn on 3 mus edllh m owenv i mk i iawont single r4f colored llk rn brordery not othrrwlie listed i mr j i awsnni sintle piece fancy knitlm cotton or silk 1 miss m hutt mr i awsoni single piece crochet intertmn uuable for towel or pillow dtp 1 mr tcy s mrs s midler 3 mim ii liar booze must not come back only by voting can ontario citizens defeat the desperate liquor interests i he lawless liquor traffic dies hard but good citizenship is a patient executioner in ontario again and again ontario citizens have regutered their determination that the moral and econo mic waste caused by bpoze must cease fl on october 23rd the men and women of this province must tell the selfseeking liquor interests still more emphatically that booze shall not come back a halfmillion majority for coatmuance of tlie ontario temperance act u language that brewer distiller and bootlegger will understand ota it hated for its good work desperate because the ota has ait down drinking by 90 rhe hquor trade seeks the death of the finest temperance measure ontario has evfr bad distiller brewer and boot legger are arrayed against the forces of reforro the issue itself b sharply drawn but john barleycorn is using a new dgh only his desperatioa can explain has reckless effront ery and hb astonishingly low estimate of the common sense of the people nogood cttnyn familiar with the miserable conditions before the ontano temperance act brought sobriety to the homes and happuiess to the women and children would delib erately vote for a return to the barroom yet today ontario faces as the only alternative to the ota a step that wut itid to coodiuonj m some respects even worse than the open bar produced rally to its defence the same sordid story comes from every province where rxauad government control has been blindly adopt edt more drinking more drunkenness more crime more acooent mote misery more waste and above all infinitely more of the corse of bootlegging this prospect should send every e man and woman in ontario to the polls on october 23rd to votc for the c0nt mngthrt l mrpr entexvement of the ontario temperance act to legalize the sale of booae for beverage purposes though tn scaled packages b to rerstabtbh die liquor shop w ithout the former restrictions of the licensed barroom and bring back the treating system the hippocket flask and the drinking dub to vote for government sole u to bring back to old ontario the free dopensbg of that bottled misery which wilt blight and destroy the hopes the character the life of young and od in every community where uquor shops are permitted j exist your ballot is your weapon you know that but you must vote your weapon the ballot must be used voaryourself and use your influence to have every qualified elector within your home and your place of work do likewise uie only votes counted will be those placed in the ballot boxittn october 23rd 1924 apathy and overconfidence have lost many a good fight the liquor trinity boodegger brewer and dtstlllele are at work night and day foutheir efforts by polling an over whelming majority for the ontario temperance art hark your ballot thus 1ar you id favour of tba cod- tkibante of tb ontario tem perance act x are yon in favour of the safe ii be vera ft of beer and 4 pirituou liquor in sealed pack- a je s under go vemmcbt control the ontario plebiscite committee 2 toronto street toronto g b nicholsbr chairman i tobacco and confectionery store our everyday special our aasortmont o high claas chocolate cant be beat at 30o per lb your choice of any make of chocolate bam 6 for 25o h druks main st georgetown ii coal best anthracite coal always on hand nat and stove coal small egg coal large sized pea coal delivered to any part of the town abo coke phoni iso f rogers co georgetown erwiiugoldliaiirs meat market choice fresh and cured meats quick delivery guaranteed main street georgetown phone no 1 bucks buy where you are assured only the finest of young beef and other meats georgetown phone 28w tomovibs bybailey stfjvv garage learn to 1 a drive to and from this shop is an economy drive if you spend some money with us you will bave money in the course of a year let us care for car and it will render you a faithful accounting w w roe insurance broker insurance in all branches phone 65 geohgetown i dfedfeoftuid i vwwv 7 juat urnjeratan d this from tho ntart t wo take our business much we are in earnest about being careful and speedy upon thoee cardinal prin ciples we build business oedttqeimm i l7rw n snyder carw am dbwice hauuno- cold weather is coming he prepared and we latimer the bar cn man aboul your requirembiita in bocpm blank el t horse cavern tid rubber ruga a nire line of com tollable glovaa and oil la both lined and unl lived alio oo band sinj 1c and double liameaa collar bailer whips and all iramilcm supplies at close pncea bring along your tiarneaa and collar for repair lai imcr georgetown flour kings choice brd fuar national for putrr whole wheat s1iu1iw appl ba wheat wanted wbbrowneco norval flour mill norval more than a million a month in the dullest month of ll there wcro 0q0qo more long distance mes- skgra than m the stune period of 123 long distanco mewages in ontario and quebec now a crage o rr 35 000 a daj over a million a month in 10 years bell telephones in service hae mtfshl over u5 naturally eery new sub- bcnbcr aidils to the value of your telephone the field of its usefulness grows always bigger today koui trwrry wi can j you maifcbjloni dutaiial vohm f y0vr telrafcm v