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rHWSDI, S I-r. lEth, 197WTHEPI ADIA1?A~ " '1A YIAM U..! lIIIMUl Il GREAT ANNUAL OROMO FAIR FEATURE LIVESTGCK EIHIBITS (Continued fram Page One) Ailin, O. W. Ralph, Irwin Colwill, Alex. Hendry, Neil Mutton, W. L. Elliatt, Chas. Stapleton, Os. Cow- an. Lady Directars: Mrs. M. J. Tam- blyn, Mrs. Gea. F. Annis, Mrs. R. H. Brown, Mrs. M. J. Elliatt, Mrs. C. L. Powems, Mmm. O. W. Ralph, Mm. M. H. Stapies, Mrs. Kyle Squair, Mmm. H. Jase, Mmm. Neil Mutton, Mrs. James Tamblyn, Jr., Mms. F. W. L. Tamblyn, Mmm. O. Cowan, Mrs. J. T. Brown, Mms. Rr>bert Mý"ý't Mrs. J. D. Brown, Miss L. Osborne. Honorary Laûy Directors: Mrs. W. F. Rickard, Mmm. W. H. Car- ruthers Honomamy Men Directars: W. F. Rickamd, A. A. Drummond, Pro- fessor C. B. Sisson, Han. Vincent Massey, Dr. R. P. Vivian, M.P.P., Chas. Stephenson, M.P. Auditors: N. F. Porter and Chas. ,T. Miller, Orono. HORSES Ciydesdale-Yeld mare or geld- -ing, T. R. Hall 1 and 2, T. J. Cary 3; mare and foal, Baker Farms, Jas. Stark; foal af 1947, Jas. Stark; filly or gelding, 3 yeams, T. R. Hall, Boyd & Sans.; span in harness, T. R. Hall; mare and 2 af hem pro- geny under 3 years, Jas. Stark. Agriculturai-Mame and foal, Boyd & Sons, J. Brown, N. An- drews & Sons; foal af 1947, Roy r--- Tohn Brown 2 and 3: f111y or gelding, 2 yeams, Boyçi & Sans; spant hommes in harness, T. R. Hall, T. J. Cary. Belgian, Percheron and Punch -Yeld mare or gelding, G. Rab- inson 1 and 3, J. T. Brown 2; mare and foal, G. Robinson, Les Coch- rane; foal af 1947, G. Robinson, L. Cochrane; colt, 1 year, Les Cochrane; span in harness, G. Ro- binson, J. T. Brown, L. Cochrane; mare and 2 of hem prageny, Les Cochrane. Carniage Homes-Mare and foal Arlie Northcutt, O. J. Luxton, Russ Cochrane; fiily or gelding, 1 year aid, Chas. Taylor and Sans; filiy or gelding, 2 years aid, Dan Tinney; single harse in harness, 15%1 hands or over, Ralph Sadier 1 and 2; single homme in 1,arness under 151/ hands, R. Sadler 1, D. Tinney 2 and 3; pair in harness, R. Sadier 1 and 2. Roadster Harses - Mare and foal, G. Cochrane; foal af 1947, G. Cochrane; filiy or gelding 1 year, G. Cochrane; filiy or gelding, 2 years, G. Cochrane; filly or geld- ing 3 years, in harness, I. Coch- rane; single horse in harness, 15% hands or over, I. Cochrane, 1 and 3, W. H. Lindsay 2; single horse in harness, under 15Y2 hands, Os Cowan, W. H. Lindsay, Ivan Cochrane; pair in hamness, I. Cochrane, W . H. Lindsay, R. Sadler; single pany in harness, R. Sadler, G. Cochrane; pony under saddie. G. Cochrane, W. R. M. r -~ il Whai's a Special Laundry R.FeDe? M3 Phone Zenith 13000 Oshawa telej Leggett 2 and 3; best lady driver,( Barbara Ann Rolph, D. Tinney, G.1 Cochrane; special, single homme in1 hamness, 15%' hands or over, 1.1 Cochrane 1, W. H. Lindsay 2 and 3; special, single -horse in hamness under 15% hands, W. H. Lindsay, I. Cochrane, Os Cawan; special, pair hommes in harness, I. Cochrane W. H. Lindsay, R. Sadier; Wm. Watson special, Bud Rolph, Ivan Cochrane; Os. Cawan special, G. Cochrane. General Purpose Homes-Mare and foal, R. Cochrane; foal af 1947 Boyd & Sans, N. Andrews & Sons, R. Cochrane; filly or gelding 2 years, Bayd & Sans; fiiliy or gelding, 3 years, Elmer Lee; single horse in harness, R. Cochrane, E. Lee, Doliy & Polock; span in harness, R. Cochrane, E. Lee, T. J. Cary; best horse, any age, on rein, G. Robinson 1 and 3, T. J. Cary 2. HORSE RACE RESULTS Free-For-Al Bob Gana (Allan Pacey, owner and driver, Rase- neath) ---------------- -11 1 Hal Stout (J. Ballock, a. and d., Pembrake) ------ 2 2 2 Grattan Lee (H. Ingies. o. and d., Brighton) ------- 4 3 3 Saliy Lee (NichaIs, o. and d.) -- - ---------------- 34 4 Time: 2.181/2, 2.16, 2.17. Class A Iraquais Grattan (A. Brown, o. and d., Oshawa) 1 1 Joe McGregor (J. Baiiock o. and d., Pembroke)-------- 2 2 Lloyd Parish (Milsop, o. Sutherland, d., petemboro) 3 3 Burton Lee (J. Sutherland, o. and d., Peterboro) ---- 4 4 Time: 2.24, 2.16. Ciass B Stewart Wothy (H. Stewart o. and .d., Peterbomo) - i--- i Worthy Girl (H. White, o. and d., Colbornë) -------- 3 2 Ruth Harvester (H. Ingles, a. and d., Brighton ------- 2 4 Dorothy Abbey (C. Franklin, o. and d., Port Hope) ---4 3 Iola Peters (M. Brown, a. and d., Oshawa) - ---------- 5 5 Time: 2.121/, 2.17. CATTLE Shorthorns-Bull, 3 years or over, W. F. Rickard & Son, Baker Famms; bull 1 year, Baker Farms, E. F. R. Osborne; bull caîf, Jr., Rickard and Son 1 and 2, E. F. R. Osborne 3; bull caîf, Sm., E. F. R. Osborne 1 and 2; milch cow, N. Taylor & Sons, Riekarci and Son, E. F. R. Osborne; heifer, 2 years, Rickard & Son, Taylor & Sans; heifer, 1 year, RicKard & bon, Taylor & Sons, E. F. R. Osborne; heifer caîf, Jr., Taylor & Sons, Rickard & Son, E. k. ii±. Osborne; heifer caîf, Sm., E. F. R. Osborne, Rickard and Son, L. Patterson; herd bull and 4 females, Rickard & Son, E. F. R. Osborne. Aberdeen Angus-Malcolm Bai- ley awamded ail prizes. Herefards - E. A. Rosevear awarded ail prizes excepting hei- fer caif, Jr., G. Stapleton 1 and 2, E. A. Rosevear 3. Market Cattie-Heifer or steer, 2 years, Malcolm Bailey; heifer or steer, 1 year, Malcolm Baiiey; ba- by beef, Geo. Stapleton 1, Ken Whitney 2 and 3. Jerseys-Bull, M. W. Stapies;, miich cow, Dr. W. W. Sherwin, M. W. Stapfles; heifer, 2 years, Dr. Sherwin, M. W. Stapies 2 and 3; heifer, 1 year, M. W. Staples 1 and 2. Dr. W. W. Sherwin; heifer caif, Bob Henry, M. W. Stapies; bull caif, M. W. Stapies, Dr. W. W. Sherwin; herd bull and four femaies. M. W. Staples, Dr. W. W. Sherwin. Dairy Special, M. W. Staples 1 and 2. SHEEP Leicesters-Ram, aged, Forder Bros., N. Andrews & Sons; ram, shearling, Farder Bros., Andrews & Sons; ram, lamb, Farder Bros. 1 and 3, Andrews & Sons 2; ewe, aged, Forder Bros. 1 and 2, An- drews & Sons 3; ewe, sheamling, Forder Bras., Andrews & Sons; ewe, lamb, Andrews & Sonsl and 2. Cotswod-T. C. Giaspeil awar- ded ail prizes. Southdowns-A. Ayre & Son awarded ail prizes. Oxford Downs and Shropshire Downs-Ram, aged, H. Skinner 1 and 3, Fred Tmewin 2; ram, shear- ling, F. Trewin, H. Skinner; ram, lamb, H. Skinner 1 and 2, F. Tre- win 3; ewe, aged, H. Skinner 1 and 3, F. Trewin 2; ewe, shear- iing, H. Skinner, F. Tewin; ewe, iamb, H. Skinner 1, F. Trewin 2 and 3. Eaton's Hog Special M. H. Staples, Newcastle; C. Hamblyn. Orono; M. H. Staples, Newcastle; L. Hooey, Orano; L. Haoey, Orono. POULTRY R. M. Brown was eviderély the big show in poultmy as he made a, dlean up in the following classes: White Plymouth Rocks, Wyan- dattes, Rhode Island Reds, Jersey Black Giants, New Hampshires, Engiish Sussex, White and Brown Leghorns, Black Minorcas, Rouen, Pekin and any other variety of ducks* turkeys and geese. Plymouth Rock, Barred-Cock, W. R. Bail 1 and 3, R. M. Brown; hen, W. R. Bail 1, R. M. Brown 2 and 3; cockerel, R. M. Brown; pul- let, R. M. Brown 1 and 2. Leghorn, White, Utiity-Hen, W. R. Bal i and 2, R. M. Brown 3; cockerel, W. R. Bal i and 2, R. M. Brown 3; pullet, W. R. Bal 1 and 2, R. M. Brown 3. Robert Glanville, speciai-W. R. Bail. Grain and Seeds Bus. f ail wheat, Mrs. G. Baird; bariey, 6-rawed, Mrs. Baird; late white oats, Mms. Baird; eariy white oats, Mrs. Baird; peas, smail, Mrs. Baird; white beans, Mms. I. Lowe, Mrs. Baird; Dent corn, J. Cruick- shank; sheaf white aats, .Mrs. G. Baird, Boyd and Sons. Vegetabies Beets, blood, Mrs. Robt. Allun, Mrs. Don Stapleton;* camots, red, Mrs. Stapieton, Mrs. Allun; celery, Mrs. G. R. Putnam; mangels, su- gar, Mrs. Baird; mangels, any oth- er variety, Mrs. Baird; onions, yeliow, Mrs. Stapleton; pumpkin, field, Fred Blackburn; pumpkin, pie, Mrs. Baird, Fred Blackburn; squash, summer, Fred Blackburn; squash, winter, Fred Blackburn; turnips, Swede, Mrs. Baird, Fred Bowen; turnips, table, F. Bowen, Mrs. Baird, watermeions, Mms. G. Putnam; muskmelons, Mrs. Put- nam; exhibit of garden or farm produce, Anna Stapies; exhibits from field cmop campetition, Ciiff Curtis, Beverley Brown. Fruit Apples: Col. faîl apples, J. H. Jase; Duchess, 6 qt. basket, J. H. Jase; Melba, 6 qt. basket, J. H. Jase; Duchess, #1. H. Staples; Melba, J. H. Jose, M. H, Staples; Alexander, Carlos Tamblyn; St. Lawrence, J. H. Jase, M. H. Sta- pies; Gravenstein, M. H. Stapies; Wealthy, Bayd & Sons, M. H. Sta- pies, J. H. Jase; Snow. J. H. Jase, C. Tamblyn, M. H. Stapies; McIn- tosh, J. H. Jase, M. H. Staples; Scariet Pippin, M. H-. Staples, J. H. Jase; Wolf River, J. H. Jase, M. H. Staples; Crab appies, Boyd & Sons. Pears: Bartiett, C. Tamblyn, J. H. Jase; Fiemish Beauty, C. Tam- blyn, J. H. Jase; Beurre Bosc, J. H. Jase, Clapps Favorite, M. H. Staples, Alex Drummand. Plums: Collection, J. H. Jose; Bradshaw, C. Tamblyn, J. H. Jase; Burbank, C. Tamblyn; Imperial Gage, C. Tamblyn, J. H. Jase; Reinclaude, J. H. Jase; Prune piums, C. Tamblyn, J. H. Jose. Business Directory T LEALT D titry, Toronto. Office: Jury Jubilce Bldg. King Street, Bowmanville Office Hours: 9 a.m. ta 6 p.m. daily 9 a.m. ta 12 noan Wednesday Closed Sunday Office Phone 790 Residence: Dr. J. C. Devitt 325 Dr. W. M. Rudel '827, DR. E. W S'ÎSSON, L.D.S., D.D.S. Office in- his home 100 Liberty St., N., Bowmanvlle Office Hours: 9 a.m. ta 6 p.m. daily 9 a.m. tai 12 noan, Wednesday Closed Sunday Phane 604 23-50 Monuments The Rutter Granite Company Phone 501 - P.O. Box 622 Part Hope. Ont. Engraving, Goldleafing Monuments, Gravemarkmu Grapes: Green, C. Tamblyn. Flowers and Plants Asters, collection, Mrs. H. Han- cock; asters, white, Geo. F. Annis, Mrs. Don Stapleton; asters, rose, Mrs. F. Stinson, Mrs. D. Staple- ton; asters, red, Mrs. H. Hancack;ý asters, mauve, Mrs. R. VanHomne; asters, purpie, J. H. Jose, Geo. An- nis; dianthus or pinks, Geo. An- nis; carnations, Geo. Annis; cal- endula. Geo. Annis, J. T. Brown,, marigoid, African, Mrs. H. Han- coçk, Geo. Annis; nasturtium, Geo. Annj4s, Anna M. Stapies; scabiosas, Geo. Annis, Mrs. VanHomne; pe- tunias, single, plain, Fred Black- burn, Alex Drummond; stocks, G. Annis, Mrs. D. G. Hooper; ver- benas, Geo. Annis; saipiglossis, G. Annis; salvia, G. Annis, Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn; snapdragons, Geo. Annis, Jas. T. Brown; zinnia, pom- pom, Anna Stapies, J. H. Jose; zinnia, iarge-flowered, Geo. Annis, Jas. T. Brown; rose, best display, Fay Found, Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn; rose, singie bloom, Fay Found, Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn; phlox, Drum- mondi, A. Drummond, G. Annis; cosmos, collection, A. Drummond, Anna S'aples; dahlias, collection, Mrs. VanHomne, Mrs. H. Hancock; dahlias, cactus, Mms. VanHomne, G. Annis; dahlias, show, Mrs. Robt. Allin; dahlias, decorative, Mrs. VanHomne; dahlias, Pomp-Pom, Mrs. Hooper, Geo. Annis;, dahlia, bloom, Mrs. VanHomne, Mrs. Han- cock; dining table bouquet, Geo. Annis, A. Drummond; living room bouquet, Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn, Mrs. Jas. T. Brown; gladioli, sin- gle spike, Mms. VanHomne, J. H. Jose; gladioli, white, J. H. Jose, Jas. T. Brown; gladioli, red, Mrs. VanHomne, Jas. T. Brown; giadioli, pink or rose, Mms. VanHomne, J. H. Jose; gladioli, yellow, J. H. Jose, Mms. M. J. Tamblyn; gladioli, any other kind, Mrs. VanHomne, J. H. Jose; gladioli, 10 distinct varieties, Mms. VanHomne, Jas. T. Brown; basket of glads, J. H. Jose, Mrs. VanHomne; gladioli, in low bowl, Jas. T. Brown, J. H. Jose; sweet peas, Geo. Annis, Mrs. Hancock; buttonhole bouquets, Mrs. Van- Homne, Geo. Annis;- corsage, Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn, Mrs. F. Stinson; pansies, Geo. Annis; best arranged high basket, J. H. Jose; best ar- ranged low basket, Mrs. Van- Homne, J. H. Jose; tuberous begon- ia, Mrs. Tamblyn; African violet, Mrs. Tamblyn. NEEDLECRAFT Houséhoid Linen Luncheon set, embmaîdemed, Mrs. I. Lowe, Miss Ola Westlake; lun- cheon set, cut womk, Mrs. L. E. Bryan~t, Mrs. G. R. Putnam; buffet set, crocheted, Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. I. Tamblyn; buffet set, tatted, Mrs. Lowe; bridge set, cut worik, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Bryant; bridge set, crocheted, Mrs. Geo. Baird, Mrs. Lowe; pillow case, hemsitched. Mrs. Lowe, Mms. Baird; piilow cases, embroidered, Orono W.I.; Miss Ola Westlake; pillow cases, crocheted trim, Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. F. Stinson; pillow cases, tattedl trim, Mrs. Stapleton, Mrs. Lowe; guest towels, Mrs. Stinson, Omono W.I.; bath towel, cracheted trii, Mrs. Stinson, Mrs. Stapleton; bath towel, tatted trim, Mrs. Lowe, Mms. Stirson; bath towel, embroi- dered, Mrs. Lowe, Mms. Bryant; individuai place mats and tablie runner, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Putnam; table cioth, crocheted, Mrs. Stapie- ton, Mrs. Lowe; mat for hot dish- es, Mrs. Lowe; centre piece for table, crocheted, Miss Ola West- lake, Mrs. I. Tamblyn; centre piece for table, tatted, Mrs. Stin- son, Mrs. Lowe. Quilts and Bedspreads Quilt, appliqued and embroid- ered, Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Bryant; quilt, appliqued, Mrs. Lowe, Mzi. Putnam; qufit , cottan pieced, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Baird; quilt, fancy quilting, Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Lowe; bedspread, Candlewick, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Putnam; bed- spmead, chenille, Mms. Bryant; af- ghan, crocheted, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Stapleton; afghan, knitted, Mrs. Putnam. Ladies' Wear Housecoat, Mrs. T. Stinsan; hand-made slip, Mrs. Stinsan, Mrs. Bryant; hause dress, Mrs. Lowe, Mms. Stinsan; kitchen apron, Ola Westlake, F. S«. Blackburn; bed jacket, wool, Mrs. Stinson, Mrs. Putnam; bed jacket, any other kind, Omana WlI; summer dmess, Mrs. Baird, Mms. Lawe; pyjamas, Mrs. Stinsan. Mrs. Baird; night- gawn. Mms. Lowe, Mms. Bryant; ski jacket, Mrs. Bryant, Mms. G. Putnam; ski mitts, Mrs. Bryant, Mms. Putnam; glave, knitted, Mrs. Lowe, Mms. Bryant; cardigan, woai-knit, Ola Westlake, Mrs. Stapleton; fancy apran, Mrs. Bry- ant, Mrs. Putnam. Men's Wear Sport shirt, Mms. Baird, Mrs. 1. Lowe; socks, hand-knit, Ola West- lake, Mrs. Lowe; socks, diamond- knit, Ola Westlake, Mrs. Bryant; pDyjamas, cotton, Mrs. Baird, Mms. Putnam, pyjamas, flannelette, Mrs. Baird, Orono W.I.; mitts, Mms. Putnam, Mrs. Bryant; sîceve- less sweater, Ola Westlake, Mrs. Bryant. Chlldren's Wear Child's twin sweater set, Mrs. Putnam;, child's sweater, cap and socks, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Bryant; child's sun dress, Mrs. Baird, Ola Westlake; child's dress smocked, Mrs. 1. Tamblyn, Ola Westlake; infant's jacket and bonnet, knit, Ola Westlake, Mrs. Stinson; in- fant's jacket and bonnet, crochet- cd, Ola Westlake, Mrs. Bryant; infant's crib quilt. Mrs. Putnam; infant's cerriage caver, knit, Mrs. Bryant. Fancy Work Cushian, silk, Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Lowe, knitting bag, Mrs. Stinsan, Mrs. Lowe; card table caver, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Stinson; laundmy bag, Mrs. Lowe, Mms. Putnam; needle point, Mrs. Lowe; pot holders, Ola Westlake, Mrs. Bryant; aven mitts, Mrs. Baird, Mrs. Bryant; purse, fancy, Ola Westlake, Mms. Put- nam. Boys' Wear Play suit, Mms. Lowe, Mrs. G. Baird; shirt, Mrs. Putntam, Mrs. Lowe; cardigan, Ola Westlake, Mms. Lowe. Rugs Hearth rug, rag, hoaked, Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. Bryant; hearth rug, wool, braided, Mrs. Brant, Mrs. Putnam; hearth rug, crocheted, Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Lowe; bedroom rug, Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. D. Hoaper; bath mat, Mrs. G. Putnam, Mrs. Lowe. Fine Arts Oil Painting-Portrait, Miss E. Waddell; animal, Miss Wadell, Mrs. Bryant; marine, Miss Wad- deil, Mrs. Putnam; landacape, or- ano W.I., -Mrs. Richardson; frùit, Miss E. Waddell; flowers, Miss E. Waddell, Mrs. Putnam. Water Colors-Figure, Miss E. Waddell; portrait, Miss Waddell; animal, Miss Waddell, Mrs. Put- nam; marine, Miss Waddell, A. L. Le Gresiey; landscape, Miss Wad- deli, Mrs. Bryant; flowers, Miss Waddell; fruit, Miss Waddell, Mr%. Put.nam. Sepia-Any subi ect, Miss Wad- deli, Mrs. Bryant; crayon draw- ing, Mrs. Don Stapleton, Mrs. G. Putnam; pastel drawing, Miss E. Waddell, F. L. LeGresley; pen. and Inlc sketch, Miss Waddell, Or- ana W.I. Domestie Science Home made bread, Mis. Hooper, Mmms. Robert Allun; whole wheat bread, Mrs. M. H. Staples, Mmm. Carlas Tamblyn; raisin loal, Mrs. Geo. Baird, Uns. Staples; cheese loaf bread, Mmm. Tamblyn; dozen buns, Mrs. D. G. Hoaper, Mrs. C. Tamblyn; %doz tea buscuits, Mrs. Baird, Mrs. Hooper; orange cake, Mrs. Hoaper, Mrs. Staples; leman spange cake, Mrs. R. G. Maffat, Mrs. Staples; scanes, Mrs. Hoaper, Mmm. C. Tamblyn; bread rolls, Mmm. Hoaper, Mmm. Baird; whole wheat muffins, Mrs. Moffat, Anna Sta- pies; angel cake, Mms. C. Tam- blyn, Anna Staples; layer cake, dark. Mmm. Hoaper, Mrs. Moffat; layer cake, iight, Anna Staples, Mrs. Moftat; apple sauce cake, D. G. Hoaper; doughnutt, Mrs. A. A. Dmummand, Mrs. C. Tamblyn. Apple Pie, Mrs. Moffat, Mmm. D. Hoaper; pumpkin pie, Mmm. C. Tamblyn, Mmm. Maffat; leman pie, Mmm. Staples, Mrs. C. Taaiblyn; raisin pie, Mrs. Tamblyn, Mrs. Hooper; tarts, Mrs, C. Tamblyn, Mrs. Baird; cookies, Mrs. Staples. Four ways of serving apples, Mmm. Baird, Mrs. Moffat; four ways af serving tamatoes, Mmm. Drum- mand, Anna Staples; chili sauce, Mmm. Moffat, Mrs. Baird; cucum- ber pickles, Mmm. Baird, Mrs. C. Tamblyn; mustard pickles, Mmm. Baird, Mmm. Rabt. Aluin; meat mcl- ish, Mrs. Baird, Mrs. Staples; col-. lection canned fruit, Mrs. Alli% Mrs. Drummond; fruit cake, Mrs4 (Continued on Page Four) kMV se Pickering Faim. FIRST! if you have good Chickens Wo are payint a special premium for ehickens and capons o f t he heavier weights, of good quality. W. aise want your lieng and broilers. Pickering Farms Ltd. Whitby 336 - Niglit or Day Whitby - Ontario ÇIS JOURNE e Vacation paradise on Georgian Bay Co e les ef advertie. moent, about Ontario heIIdays pubilshudln the public intee, by John Labant UmIled. Prom the seven-mile strctch of beach at its southerji tip, ta, the rockbound coast of the nortbemn shore, Georgian Bay is one of tbe niost .colaurful- resart regions in Ontario. And, there are isiands . . . tens of thousands of them! Colling- wood, Penetang, Midiand and Parry Sound are smre of the boliday centres of tbis popular playgroand . . . each witbin an easy drive from Toronto ;. . or a few boums by train .. . a littie longer from Ottawa and the border. Like more details? Write ta Ontario Holiday, Room 1004, Victory Building, Toronto. TOURIST BUSINESS IS 0000 BUSINESS ... FOR EVIRY CITZEN I We aii profit when the. taurint cames ta aur province or country4 Even if you h ave no connection with botels, ail companues or amusements, their increased busi- ness helps you. So it's ini your interest ta do ail you cari ta encourage friends from other parts ta came and share aur Ontario Holidays. cHl NEW POUR-POINT DRIVER COMPOUTS 1. The. cab thut "brecothes." 2. 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That is the pride every person in the company takes in continuing to give the best telephone service at the lowest~ cost. TrHE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 0F CANADA qWV r4AVAnTAM qrATPemAN. BOWMANVMIX. ONTAMO WFMTIDQTtAV C19" infiq PAGE Tfffl L