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ramley, . of itors â€" with 1932 to Gueliph er parents 3 visiting th Vaughâ€" apanied by week â€" end Lucknow, he home of chie spent Mr Angus t â€" James carrying _ Durham, until the ing shall was filled e splendid ale chorus 2, make f all his rest, ent tin PAT. very his be â€" filed 21st day ptember, and it will st for an. ned after s with hig ent the week of .20 ,‘32% ESTATE d Mrs Joe the unity atâ€" rvices at October, in the the first held at river, at observed and Mr. the first ar ACT Ot | We can supply : you with all of them exsio ) CUSTOM CHOPPING done every day and we turn it out while you turn around. Printed forms save time and simplify many otherwise tedious task$. _ Call us and enquire. 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Not only for Dalietous Breali for NEW SEPARATORSâ€"De Laval, MSlotte VULCANITE ARTâ€"BRIC SImImA aa®~ Royal Household Flour *O Canada‘ ** Pilot Ts But Cakes and Pastries Too DURHAM MACHINE sHOP Keep in Stock for Sale the following Goeoeds : 10 inch Ensilage Cutter, in good condition. RIDING PLOW, SULKY, John Deere RIDING PLOW, 2furrow, PERRIN FERTILIZER DRILL, nearly new, cocksHnutt DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATO R THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS HENDERSON‘S BAKERY FLOUR ARTâ€"BRIC siDING an o ROOFING onE DRiving MARE, in good condition Phone No 6 . Durham, Ont. ; w. Moon PHONE 140 Business Record Forms Manifold Forms Sale Bills Window Cards Prize Lists Color Printing Shipping Tags Wedding Stationery Funeral Stationery Oat Chop Crimpled Oats FEED Party Sandwiche® all kinds It will pay you. DURHAM,. ONT, Ankerâ€"Holth Shorts ent service when he gave out the benediction in Gaelic. He can also repeat the Lord‘s Prayer, the 23rd Psaim and other small Biblical secâ€" tions in this ‘tongue‘ and as a token of their appreciation for his work among them, the congregation recâ€" ently presented Berton with a Geelic edition of the Bible." to be no thought of it dying out in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. In _ a letter to his parents, Mr and Mrs T. Andrew, Thornbury, their son Berâ€" ton, a student missionary at Oranâ€" gedale, Cape Breton, tells of his proâ€" gress in mastering the language. His congregation were delighted at a recâ€" (Thornbury Review Herald) Down around Priceville in South Grey, they say the Gaelic language is dying out and the monthly service in the good old ‘Hielan‘ tongue ceasâ€" GAELIC OF PRICEVILLE years of age was remarkable .n its confusion of keys. _ The trio by the trombones were all fine numbers. But why emnumerate? _ they were all acceptably good. Many of the band boys stayed for the dance. Another is planned for Oct 7th. Constable Scott was on hand but not required in this lawâ€"abiding community so far. Miss Doris McLean was a visitor at her parents‘ home over the week Mr Stook occupied the pulpit of St Columba church and preached a fine sermon, leading up to the accompâ€" lishmentsand very necessary require ments of the Bible Society. cable: "No more necessary than a cart with a third wheel." Lots of rain rotting potatoes, toâ€"day Monday, dust flying in town, the oiled streets covered over with gravel which reâ€" minds us of the old stupid Statute Labor (correctly called stupid labor ) where a fine gravelled road was covâ€" ered with soil by a new pathmaster. The Presbyterians are busy excaâ€" vating for a church in this little town and will soon ibe ready for the stone work of the basement. The fall fair passed off favorably as far as weather, entertainment afâ€" ternoon and evening by the fine Hanâ€" over band, exhibits and dance folâ€" lowing was concerned. The parade, headed by band, and exercises of the school chidren was a pleasing feaâ€" ture. The fine new floor in hall was favorably commented upon, free from dust of the old sawâ€"dust covering and more comfortable for audience at the concert. The latter was, as statedl by President Whyte, ‘the best held yet.‘ It is hard to say which was the betâ€" ter selection. ‘The Bells of St Marys‘ the most realistic, with its rich carilâ€" lon effect, was our favorite The corâ€" net solo of the leader was exquisite equal to any heard at the C.N.E. ‘A hunting we will go‘, the saxaphone solo by the leader‘s son not yet 11 Mrs J. Macfarlane (Anna Mary), made a week end visit to her parâ€" ents Mr and Mrs Colin McLean, reâ€" turing to her home Sunday with her brothers who were up over the week Mr and Mrs Alex Mcintosh and children, also Mr Bob Lynn, Toronto, visited friends in Priceville Wednesâ€" day, taking in the concert and dance at Agricultural Hall. Mr and Mrs Jack Parker and daughâ€" ter Shirley, also Mr Bruce Parker and Miss Mable Everist, ‘Toronto, spent the week end at Ed Everist‘s. Mr Joe McArthur, wife and three children, Midland, also his mother, Mrs Hector McArthur, Waverly, spent Surday at Mr Arch McArthur‘s home on town line. There are lots of instances in this town where the old adage is appliâ€" served last Sunday and Rev Dr Mcâ€" Ivor delivered a splendid message to & full church. Mr and Mrs Stanley Harrisan â€" af Mr and Mrs Percy Chambers, Torâ€" onto, is visiting friends here. Mr C. returned home. She jntends to remain for a longer visit. PRNCEVILLE Keep in mind Presbyterians are having a fowl supher on Friday, Oct. 14, followed by p . Adults 35¢, children 15¢. Everybody welcome. Sacrament of the Lord‘s Supper will be dispensed on Sunday, Oct 2. Preparatory service Friday evening. Rally day service was fittingly obâ€" served last Sunday and Rev Dr Mcâ€" Ivor delivered a splendid messare tr 14, followed by ;;r;%‘u; _Mâ€"uâ€"l'ta C children 15¢. Everybody welcome Mr Malcolm Ferguson, Ceylon, is spending a few days at Arch and Don Stewart‘s. Mr Geo. McLellan, Niagara, spent the week end at Mr D. Campbell‘s. His wife who spent the past week here accompanied him ‘home Sunday. A number from here attended Anâ€" niversary services at Swinton Sunday last. The day was an ideal one and Mrs W. 1 friends on t Last Thur new church day since, 1 teams. Mr and M services. Messrs Alf and C. E. Hincks, sisâ€" ter Beth of Toronto, Clifford and Hampden, spent the week end at Messrs Innis and Alex McLean, Mr and Mrs John Macfarlane and Miss Flora Macfarlane, Toronto, spent the week end here. Mrs W. Manson, Toronto, visited friends on the north line last week. Last Thursday the basement of the new church was started and every day since, men are busy with their Keep in mind Presbyterians are aving a fowl supher on Friday, Oct. 4, followed bykp . Adults 35¢, PRICEVILLE 44. Mrs Stanley Harrison, of spent the week end at Mr. were VS. CAPE BRETON at Residents of this district are inâ€" vited to a reception to meet Dr and Mrs Harold Mountain of Dromore on Wednesday evening. We understand Dr Mountair intends resuming Dr. Sneath‘s former practice in Hopeville community , Mrs Allan Hill and daughter, Owen Sound, spent a few days last week at home of Mrs Geo. H. Gilkes. Mr Will Fettes, Toronto, visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Jas Fettes. A couple of families attended the Anniversary services at Swinton Park and Fairbairn Sunday, Both these churches had splendid servicâ€" es and were filled with worshippers. Mrs Bell and two dmghterl:"li;l; Payne and babe Toronto, were visitâ€" ing their mother, Mrs W. Benham. Mrs Alex Wilson and childrenwere visitors last week with Mrs Jno. Ferâ€" We forgot to mention last week that at a recent social gathering of the United Church, Mr and Mrs Ross Mitchell, recently wed, were presentâ€" ed with a floor lamp and Miss Mary Shand with a lovely vase and flowers in appreciation of her services as orâ€" Miss A. M. Fettes, who had her thirty pup.ls all costumed alike in white with red stripe on arm and down pant legs and all wearing white caps. All showed careful training in their preâ€" cision in the movements of the drill. Other schools were a credit too and the singing was good. A large crowd watched with interest the manoevres of all the young hopefuls. potatoes in their patch: the crop is away below average on account of The school fair at Ventry last Tuesâ€" day passed off successfully, although rain threatened. Among the seven schools competing in marching and Strathcona drill, S.8. No. 4 won first prize. Much credit is due the teacher Theshing is in progress at present with almost as many machines as barns in the vicinity. Four outfts belonging to Messrs Billings, A Wilâ€" son G. Plester, C. Haw, R. Watson have all done some work .n the neighbarhood . All do satisfactory jobs. Several have tried to find some Mr John Armstrong was on : iness trip to Toronto Tuesday. The 50th Anniversary of St Andâ€" rews‘ Church, Proton. ‘This Tuesday morning we will endeavor to give a short account of the Anniversary services held on Sunday in church here, also of the supper in the hall and program after in church on Monâ€" day evening. Sunday was a beautiâ€" ful day and the church was more beautiful being nicely decorated with flowers, showing taste care and kindâ€" ly thought of the ladies of the conâ€" gregation. Services were at 2.30 and 7.30 both times the church being filâ€" led by an earnest and attentive audâ€" ience to listen to the able addresses given by Dr Mclvor, also the efficient music rendered by the home church choir ably assisted by Mr Fowler of Bethel. From remarks overheard, we think there was no disappointment. On Monday night, one of those notâ€" ed suppers was served in the Hall, for which the country churches all over are now famous. There was no depression at the beginning at least and why should there be with the best of the farm and garden well prepared and so kindly served by the ladies of the congregation. There was enough and to spare and a very social two hours was spent while supâ€" Dr Mclvor occupled the chair. The opening piece, ‘Praise God from whom all blessings flow‘ followed by a short prayer by Dr Mclvor. The chairman‘s address was hbrief to allow room for the following program: Solo, ‘Mary of Argyle‘, Mrs Palmer, Dundalk: a speech, talk and story by F. R. Olâ€" ver: song, Lorne Eccles, Dromore: a reading by Gordon Moore, teacher in the Park: duet by Miss Blakely and Miss McCannel, Boothville: reading by Frank Mcintyre, Dundalk : song, Jack Earnshaw, Salem: selection by Gordon and Alex McCannel: reading, Archie Clark: reading, Mrs Walter Knox. Those singing, also reciting, were so heartily encored and respondâ€" ed to that the program was â€" quite lengthy. A vote of thanks was tendâ€" ered to all assisting in program and the meeting closed with God Save the King. The gathering Monday evening was not as large as on many former oc casions. The rain coming on in the evening deterred many from coming out. Yet this being a Scotch affair, there were no paid artists, so there was little expense. The coffers of the church were considerably enâ€" riched and all are in the best of huâ€" per was in progress after which we took seats in the church to again be awbly entertained. Not by strangers, but by our ain folkâ€"at least we feel that we may call them so. THE DURHAM REVIEW W.M.S. of UnitedChurch will SWINTON PARK HOPEVILLE TORONTO Ply. Rock male, female, cockerel, pulâ€" | letâ€"each M. Wilson. Bronze turkey, | male, femaleâ€"each J. G. White. Peâ€"| kin duck, male, femaleâ€"each T. A. Ferguson, J. G. White. Pekin duck, young, male and femaleâ€"each T. A. Ferguson 1 and 2. _ Toulouse goose, male and femaleâ€"each Camp Watson Goose, any other, male and femaleâ€" each T. McDougall. _ Emden goose youngâ€"T. McDougall. Chinchilla rabâ€"‘ bit, male, femaleâ€"each R. Vause. | Best collection fowlâ€"M. Wilson. SILVER BLACK FOXES | Pair adult blackâ€"H. Karstedt. Pr. dark silverâ€"H. Karstedt. | C. E. Herrington, Durham, Judge GRAIN AND SEEDS | Fall wheat, whiteâ€"R. Vause, John McGirr. Spring wheat, hhrqullâ€"lln. J. C. AMams. Oatsâ€"J. McGirr. Buckâ€" wheatâ€"T McDougall. Timothy seedâ€" T. McDougall. White beansâ€"Mrs T. G Davis, T McDougall; Colored beans T. McDougall, T. A. Ferguson. Flax‘ seedâ€"T. McDougall. Alsikeâ€"Mrs J. C. Adame. | ROOTS & VEGETABLES | Green Mountain potatoesâ€" H. Tucâ€" OXFORD DOWNS Ewe lambâ€"Camp. Watson 1 and 2. Market lambâ€"Henry Tucker. SWINE â€" YORK Sow, 1932â€"D. Campbell 1 and 2. Boar of 1932â€"D. Campbell. Tindale Rutherford, Brampton, Judge POULTRY White Wyandotte maleâ€"J G White White Wyandotte, femaleâ€"J G White Black Minorca cockerelâ€"T. A. Ferguâ€" son 1 and 2. Black Minorca pulletâ€" T A Ferguson 1 and 2. Buff Orpingâ€" ton cockerel, pulletâ€"each Mrs J Mcâ€" Lean. S.C. White Leghorn pulletâ€"M. Wilson. White Leghorn cockerelâ€"M. Wilson. R. I. Red male, female, cockâ€" erel, pulletâ€"each M. Wilson. Barred HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES Brood mareâ€"H. Eckhardt & Sons. Two year Geldingâ€"Campbell Watson One year geldingâ€"H. Eckhardt & Son G. McLeod. Spring coltâ€" Campbell Watson, H. Eckhardt & Son, AGRICULTURAL HORSES Span horsesâ€"D. Nichol, Harrison Bros., A. McCuaig. Brood mareâ€"D. Nichol, Wm. McLeod. Twoyear geldâ€" ingâ€"J. G. White, E. Watters, Harriâ€" GENERAL PURPOSE HORSES Spanâ€"J. B. Thibadeau. Brood mare â€"Claude C. Aitkin. Twoyr geldingâ€" D. Nichol, J. B. Thibadeau, Harrison Bros. Oneâ€"year geldingâ€"C. C. Aitkin, Henry Tucker, G. McLeod. Spring coltâ€"C. C. Aitkin. COACH OR CARRIAGE HORSES Spanâ€"Fred Holliday. Brood mareâ€"â€" Fred Holliday. Twoâ€"yr. geldingâ€"Harâ€" rison Bros. 1 and 2. Oneâ€"yr. gelding â€"C. C Aitkin, Harrison Bros. Spring coltâ€"C. C. Aitkin. ROADSTER HORSES Spanâ€"T. H. Wilson. Brood mareâ€" Dr. Milne, C. C. Aitkin, H. Eckhardt & Son. Two year geldingâ€"J. Livingâ€" stone. One year geldingâ€"Dr. Milne, H. B. McLean, H. Eckhardt & Son. Spring coltâ€"Dr. Milne 1 and 2, H. Eckhardt & Son. Single driverâ€"H. HEREFORD Aged bullâ€"D. Hincks. Bull, 2 years â€"H. Eckhardt & Son. Bull caltâ€"H. Eckhardt & Son, D. Hincks, Camp. Watson. Milch cowâ€"H. Eckhardt & Son 1 and 2, Camp. Watson. 2â€"year heiferâ€"H. Eckhardt & Son, C. Watâ€" son, D. Hincks. 1â€"year heiferâ€"H. Eckhardt & Son. Heifer calfâ€"H Eckâ€" hardt & son, C. Watson, D. Hincks. GRADE CATTLE Milch cow, dairy purposesâ€"H. Karâ€" stedt, J. McVicar, W Ferguson. Milch cow, beef purposesâ€"D. Campbell 1 and 2, John McGirr. 2â€"year heiferâ€" Wm Mather 1 and 3, D. Hincks. Calf under 1 yearâ€"H. B. McLean. 1â€"year heiferâ€"Wm Mather 1 and 2, J. MceViâ€" car. 2â€"year steerâ€"D. Campbell 1 and 3, Wm Mather. 1lâ€"year steerâ€"Don. Campbell, Wm Mather, E. Watters. Steer calfâ€"John McGirr, Wm Mather 2 and 3. Heifer qalfâ€"Camp. Watson, John McGirr, H. B. McLean. â€" Baby beefâ€" John McGirr, Camp. Watson. Best 5 head grade cattle (Simpson special) â€"D. Campbell. Best cattle beast any class (Karstedt special)â€" H. Eckhardt & Son. Tindale Rutherford, Brampton, Judge Son. Spring coltâ€"D. Nichol, William McLeod . * SHEEP â€" LEICESTER Aged ram, shearling ram, aged ewe, ewe lambâ€"each John McGirr. Ram lamb, shearling eweâ€"each J. McGirr Priceville Fall Fair Prize List Tucker, J. Henry. Lady driverâ€"H. Tucker, T. H. Wilson, Fred Holliday. J. F. Brownlee, Clarksburg, Judge SHORTHORN CATTLE Aged bullâ€"D. Campbell. Milch cow â€"H. Karstedt, D. Campbell 2 and 3. Heifer caltâ€"D Campbell, H Karstedt. Bull, 2 yrs or overâ€"Walter Ferguâ€" son, H. Karstedt. Bull under 2 years â€"W. Ferguson, H. Karstedt. Cowâ€" W. Ferguson, 1 and 3, D. Campbell, Heifer calfâ€"W. Ferguson, R. McConâ€" key. Heifer, 1 yr or overâ€"W. Ferâ€" guson 1 and 3, H. B. McLean. SHROPSHIRE Aged eweâ€"H. B. McLean 1 and . Oneyear geldingâ€"E Watâ€" ibléodâ€"‘!‘. McDougall. Beets, turnip ‘ rootedâ€" W. J. McMillan, W. A Hawâ€" ‘king . Parsnipsâ€"W. J. McMillan, F. | Reiley. â€" Radishes, summerâ€"T. Mcâ€" ‘ Dougall. Cabbage, Winningstadtâ€"T. | McDougall, Mrs J E Nichol. Cabbage, |\ red picklingâ€"Mrs Davis, W. A. Hawâ€" | kins. Cabbage, any otherâ€"T McDouâ€" | gall, J G White. Caulifiowersâ€"J. G. White, W A Hawkins. Potato onions |â€"W J McMillan, T. McDougall. Yelâ€" \low pumpkinâ€"Mrs J E Nichol, W A. ‘ Hawkins. Pumpkin, any otherâ€"Mrs. ‘J. E. Nichol, F. Reiley. _ Hubbard | squashâ€"J G White, T A Ferguson. | Vegetable marrowâ€"T A Ferguson, C. | Watson. Celery, whiteâ€"W Hawkins. | Citronsâ€"J G White, H. Tucker. Toâ€" | matoesâ€"Mrs T. G. Davis, H. Tucker. | Muskmelonsâ€"W A Hawkins. Cucumâ€" ]‘berl. picklingâ€"Mrs J F McDonald, H | Tucker. Cucumbers, ripeâ€"Mrs W. ‘Clark, W J. McMillan. Table cornâ€" | W J McMillan, Mrs W Clark. Coll. of | vegetablesâ€"H. Tucker. Ensilage corn !â€"T. A. Ferguson, F. Relley. | â€"E A Ruttle, H. B. McLean. Floor mat, ragâ€"Mrs Nichol, D. Campbell. | Unlaundered garmentâ€"Mrs T G Davis Pilow slips, hand madeâ€" R Vause, 5Mra J. E. Nichol. | LADIES‘ WORK (FANCY) _ Irish crochetâ€"E A Ruttle, Mrs T G Davis. Filet crochetâ€"E A Ruttle, Mrs Davis. Tattingâ€"Mrs B Ritchie, E A Ruttle. Drawn thread workâ€"Hawkins |2nd. Conventional embroiieryâ€"2nd, D. Campbell. Hand hemstitching â€"â€" _E A Ruttle. Hand embroijidery, solid [wMthhd. E A Ruttle. Hand emâ€" Dark layer cakeâ€"W J McMillan, D. _ Campbell. White breadâ€"Mrs Davis, ‘[WJ McMillan. Brown breadâ€"Harold Karstedt, Mrs B. Ritchie. Fruit loaf \â€"Mrs J E Nichol, Camp. Watson. Bunsâ€" Mrs Davis, B. & E. James. | Tartsâ€"Mrs J E Nichol, D. Campbell. | Bran muffinsâ€"Mrs Nichol, D. Campâ€" | bell. Coll. canned fruitsâ€"E A Ruttle. | D. Campbell. Sweet picklesâ€"H. Karâ€" stedt, W A Hawkins. Sour picklesâ€" W A Hawkins, E A Ruttle. Assorted ;tea. biscuits (Salada Tea special) â€" D. Campbell, Henry Tucker. Layer | cake made with Magic Baking Powâ€" ‘derâ€"B. & E. James, W. J. McMillan. iBread, baked from O Canada flourâ€" \ W. J. McMillan. J C Adams. Bedspread, crochetâ€"D. Campbell, Mrs Nichol. Bedspread, fancyâ€"D. Campbell, Mrs J E Nichol.. Sleeping garmentâ€"Mrs Davis. Child‘s dressâ€"D. Campbell, E A Ruttle. Kitâ€" chen apronâ€"E A Ruttle, Mrs Ritchie. Hand hemmed sheetâ€"Mrs Ritchie, E A Ruttle. Article from flour sackâ€" Mrs Nichol, Mrs Davis. Homespun yarnâ€"Mrs Adams. Hanmiknit socks, coarseâ€"Mrs Davis, Mrs Adams. Hand knit socks, fineâ€"Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Davis. Darning worn sockâ€"Mrs B. Ritchie, H. B. McLean. Laundry work embroidery, Roman cutâ€"Mrs Ritchie, E A Ruttle. MoAern floral embroidâ€" eryâ€"Mrs Ritchie, E A Ruttle. Lunâ€" Table matsâ€"Mrs* Davis, D. Campbell. Tray clothâ€"Mrs Nichol, E A Ruttle. Tea cosyâ€"Mrs Ritchie, Wm. Aldcorn. Sideboard scarfâ€"Mrs Nichol, E A. Ruttle. Pillow slipsâ€"Mrs Nichol, E. A. Ruttle. Towels, emb.â€"Mrs Ritâ€" chie, Mrs Davis. Towels, other hand FRUITS Alexander applesâ€"R. Vause, H Karâ€" stedt. Colbert applesâ€"John McGirr, C Watson. _ Golden Russetsâ€" H. Karâ€" stedt, C. Watson. King Tompkinsâ€"W McLeod. Northern Spyâ€"C. Watson, John McGirr. Snowâ€"C. Watson, Jno. McGirr. St. Lawrenceâ€"C. Watson, W. McLeod. Fall apples, any otherâ€" F. Reiley, C. Watson. Winter apples, any otherâ€"C. Watson, Mrs J C Adâ€" ams. Coll. applesâ€"C. Watson, Mrs. J. C. Adams. Crabapples, largeâ€"W. A. Hawkins, C. Watson. Crab apples, mediumâ€"John McGirr, Mrs J C Adâ€" ams. Plumsâ€"F. Reiley, H. Tucker. Pears, fallâ€"Mrs J C Adams, W Hawâ€" kins. Pears, winterâ€"C. Watson, R. Vause. Grapesâ€"C. Watson. Mrs Adams, E A Ruttle. Quilt, fancy quiltingâ€"Mrs Adams, Mrs J E Nichol Comforter, homemadeâ€" Mrs Nichol, D. Campbell. Bedspread, knitâ€"Mrs. LADIES‘ WORK (DOMESTIC) Quilt, plece, cottonâ€"Mrs J E Nichol, Mrs B. Ritchie. Quilt, patchwork â€" Mrs J F McDonald, E. Watters, W. Aldcorn. Butter in 1 Ib printsâ€"J G White, B. & E. James. Maple syrup â€"E. Watters, Wm McLeod. Pumpkin pleâ€" John McGirr, W. A. Hawkins. Lemon pieâ€"F. Reiley, D. Campbell. Apple pieâ€"D. Campbell, Jno McGirr. Oatmeal cakesâ€"Mrs Adams, F Reiley. Custard pileâ€"W A Hawkins, J McGirr. Cream pieâ€"D. Campbell, E. Watters. Mince pieâ€"Mrs Davis, John McGirr. Fruit cakeâ€"Mrs Clark, D. Campbell. Hand bouquetâ€"Mrs W Clark, D. Campbell. Table centrepieceâ€"F. Karâ€" stedt, D. Campbell. Coll. house plants â€"Mrs W Clark. Double or single gerâ€" aniumâ€"D. Campbell, Mrs J E Nichol. Sweet peasâ€"H Karstedt,. House fern â€"F. Karstedt, W A Hawkins. Fuchâ€" siaâ€"Mrs J E Nichol. Begoniaâ€"C . Watson, Mrs W. Clark. Gladioliâ€"F. Karstedt, W. Aldcorn. Hydrangeaâ€" Mrs J E Nichol, Mrs J McLean. Dahâ€" liasâ€"Mrs J E Nichol, Mrs R Ramage. Coll. Foliageâ€"H. Karstedt, Mrs W. Clark. Astersâ€"W. A. Hawkins, Mrs DAIRY & DOMESTIC SCIENCE Honey in combâ€"J. G. White. Jelly, 3 kindsâ€"Mrs T. Davis, Mrs W Clark. 5 Ib roll butter (Eaton special of casâ€" serole)â€"Mrs J. F. McDonald, H. Karâ€" stedt, F. Reiley. 10 Ib crock butterâ€" W. M. Groat, Mt. Forest, Judge Groat, Mt. Forest, Judge jacketâ€"Mrs Davis, Mrs J. C. Adams. Child‘s short dressâ€"E A Ruttle. Col ored centrepieceâ€" Mrs Nichol, Mrs. Adams. Sofa pillowâ€"Mrs Nichol, R Ritchie, E A Ruttle. Applique work â€"â€"Mrs Ritchie, E. A. Ruttle. Sofa pillow, other hand workâ€"E A Ruttle, W A Hawkins. Collection embroidâ€" eryâ€"Mrs Ritchie, W A Hawkins. Colâ€" lection other fancy needleworkâ€"E A Ruttle, W. A. Hawkins. _ Tea cloth, emb. and crochet trimmedâ€"Mrs J R Nichol, D. Campbell. Shopping bag â€"D. Campbell, Mrs. Davis. CHILDREN‘S HANDYâ€"WORK Embroidery guest towel by girlsâ€" Anna McLean, Mrs B. Ritchie. EDUCATION Writing competition by Public Sch, pupils: prizeâ€"Northern Business Co}â€" lege silver medalâ€"won by Dorothy Lawrence of S.8. No. 9, Glenelg, To remove the cause of try Chiropractic adjustmen sage and Uitra Violet Rays F. M. EAGLESON Ontario & Dominion Land | attention and the benefits of a wi Experience . Office and Residence on Faulkner ; Telephone 31, Orangevilie, Ont. Dates arranged at Reralid Ofice, Da» dalk, also through Durham Review ang Flesherton Advance. Geo. R. Duneéaa, Dundalk P. O. Phone 42 r +4 HAROLD E. 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