NOVEMBERJ, 1921 ihsiero Kings l'iii List ' --L-

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section 4 Ben Davis Apples 1, Peter Burke, tt. bu)‘. z, J. A. E. McDonald, L. Ponu. .,, w m. hon-e. Li. itiier.

section 5, lnkerman Apples. i Jas. tluwictt, ti. that. 2. Rev. E. Walker. R. Buy. :1, Peter Burke; R. bay.

stction 6, Stark Apples , i, J. A. E. McDonald. L. Pond. 2. Hugh McDonald; Soiiris West. u. Rev. E. Walker R. Bay.

section 7, Mctlntoah Apples 1. Jus. Howlett, Gowitn Brae.

Section 0, Red Astrachan Apples 1 Edward Peters; R. Bay. , 2, J. H. Baker. Elmira.

Section 9, Duchess of Oldenburg Apples .

' 1. Mrs. S. S. Robertson. Kings-

bo u. 2. Mrs. Titus. McGough, B. River :3, Cliff McEwen; St. Peters.

Section l1, Whoaithy Apples

. 1, Jno. F. McDonald. Bear River 2. Rev. E. Walker; Rollo Bay. t, Mary McDonald. R. Bay.

Section 12, Other varieties apples l, Clifford McEwen. St. Peters. 2, Mrs; S. S. Robertson. Kings-

boro 3. Wm. A. Townshend, R. Bay.

Section 13, Box of Apple; packed for Export l, Mary McDoniild. R. Bay. 2. J. H. Baker; Elmira. Ii Wm. Neale, Bear River.

Section 14, Trancendant Crab Ap- pies l, Jtts. Mullslly, Souris West. L’, J. H. Baker; Elmlre. 3.; Mrs. H. Campbell; Rollo Bay Section 15, Hysiop Crab Apple l, F. J. Wigglnton. Bridgetown. 2. J. A. E. McDonald. L. Pond. ii, Jas. Howlott; G. Brae. Section 16. Yellow Bonum Plums

Magnum

Section 17. Dsmeons

l, Wm. Neale. B. River. .2 Mrs. l. J. l-iornc. Souris. i ti P. Bryenton, R. Bay.

Scctifln 18, Other variety plums .. 1, Wm. Neale. B. River. 2, Mrs. S. S. Robertson, Kings- boro. . 3, Miss Bcsle Brennan, Sourls.

Section 19, Collection Astera 1, Lambert Chevorle. Souris. 2 Mrs. J. W. Brennan; Souris. 1i, Mrs. W. B. Leard, Souris.

;8¢ctlon 21, Dahlias 1 Mrs. W. B, Lciird Sourls. 2. Mrs. J. W. Brennan, Souris. 3. Mrs. Rich St. John; Souirs.

edlon 22, Gladiolus _ 1. Mrs. Dan MoEachern, Sourls. l-Mrsr W. B. Leapd. Sourls.

ectlon '23 Nasturtium:

1. Mrs. Dr. Smallwood. Sourls. 2, 2. Edna Garrett; Souris.

3. Mrs. J. W. Brennan.

ectlon 24, Pansleg

l. Mrs. R. St. John, Souris. 2. Edna Garrett, Souris

3 Mrs. Stephen Piiquet, Soiiris.

ectien 25. Dianthue 1, Mrs. W. B. Leard. Souris.

ection 26, Snspdragon 1, Mrs. W. B. Leitrd, Souris. | ‘ 2. Mrs. l. J. Horne. Souris.

ectlon 1. Beet 2 bushel white File wheat r

l. Wm. iOlDonell. R. Biiv West. fl. Warren Aitken. R. Bav Wes. 3 Preston Bryenton; Rollo Bay.

ection 2. lent 2 bushels white Prussian Wheat

l. Rich. Kickbam.( Souris West. 2. John McRae. Rollo Bay. 1i A. J. McDonald; Souris West.

ection 3, Beet 2 bushels A. O. V. Wheat

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2. Jno. McKinnon, Rear River.

o d f ' 3' Bruno Bus“, “m” Bu)“ 4 ra o l-{oi er Ciilf, 1. J. M.

Lalrii and Son. 2. Richard

Clark, 3. .l_

Section 4 Best‘ 2 Black Oats

1. John )cl(.lnnou, Beur. 2, A. J. McDonald, Suurls West

Sdction 6, Best 2 .busl'ici ..lsllnd

Shorthorn or Shorthoi-n herd consisting of 1 Bull and 4 females. over 1 year and owned lg) Pxhiblivr. 1. J. M. Laird and

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Bum" on.’ I a t; ilnuflaéfucgylorguyears old. 1. J, l; P‘ D. Pete". Rollo Buy‘ Best Shorthorn Bull. 1.1. M.

Laird Ribbon. ' Best Shorthorn or

and Son. Championship

2. John McRae, Rollo Bay. 3 Bruno Peters. Rollo Buy.

Section 6. 2 buiisia A. 0. V. whit;

Shorthorn

(Championship Ribbon). 1, John McKinnon. Boar River.

Grildo Cow, 1. J. M. Laird and soon»

Keeps Fresh and Fragrant in the Sealed Package

“my “THE -'whhreini-e she was a little die- Holstein Bull. 2 years ‘old or 1191101117111. 8s the days wcnt by, to 4,149,- l-eglshenm ‘L John crock“, ihear no huo and cry about the mis- Homein Bu“ 1 y“, o, under jFslng articles. Noting that they were registered 1 Allison Pmfltt 2.‘“° mm?" "he" m” lmdilal" “h” Mouse srénfzi. Allison Profitt. decided "u" ‘Vddidm "dd 2°11" Holstein or Holstein Grids Cow °' 5°” t“ "51"- in mm‘ o, m ca“ over 3 yea" 0M Just before the conclusion of 1 Alum“, Prof,“ 2 M08“ "ms 3'iher mother's visit she noticed thiit Allison Prof,“ ‘ ' " ,Willlam was wearing thiasecretlly‘ Holstein or Holstein Grade Coiqs-‘llvaged lleeku“ n “m” at” [m . , ., rescued pipe was in evidence. in muk o] cup-l‘ Moue Bum‘ “‘ Nothing was said at the moment. Allison Profitt, J, A. McEwen. »-

Section 1, 2 bushel Barley 6 rltwcd

l. A. J. McDonald, Souris West. 2. A. E. Clarke, Sourls. 3 Ladies Lnnnigiin, Souris West

Section 9, leat‘l bus. Buckwheat" 1. ‘Edward Peters, Rollo Bay.

Section ti, 1 hini. Tim°thy 1 Edwin Peters. Rolol Buy.

. a. iii-ii. Albert Garrett. n. Baltic. '

2, Wm. O'Donnell, R. Bay wggi, 3 John McKinnon. Bear River.

Holstein or Holstein Grade Hen- er 2 years old. 1. Allison Profitt; 2.

Douglas Campbell. 3. Wyinanl , Section 18 Flax Seed Cairns. Holstein or Holstein Grad-e Hel- l. Rich. Kickililm. S. West. fer 1 year and under 2 years, 1 2. d.

2, A. F. Peters, R. Bay. Mouse Bros.

Holstein or Holstein Grade Hel- fer calf, 1. Moase Bros; 2, Wyman Cairns; 3. Cllfiord Montgomery.

' i ' . Holstein or Holstein Grade Herb consisting of 1 bull and 4 females, 1. Allison Profitit. 2, 1i, Mouse Bros.

Ayrshire Bull, 1 your and under 2 lregisteredi 1. F. L. and R. S. Cairns; 2. F. L. and R. S_ Cairns.

Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade Cow in milk or calf over 3 years, l, W. Standard bred stallion. over JA- “mt”? 2» R 11-3-1"! R- s~ Cdlms-

HORSES

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and under 15. registered. 1, Ge-i. 3- W‘ A- “mise- , (ja||beck_ 3 John 5,991.3, Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade CUWi Carriage bred Stallion over 3 l“ mm‘ °r cdll- 3 Yell?” °ld- F- L

and R. S. Cairns. 2. F. L. and R. S. Cairns. 3, R, S. Mouse.

Ayrshire and Ayrshire Heifer 2 years old. 1. 2, l". L and R. L. Cairns. ii, S. R_ Moase.

Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade Hel- ler 1 year to 2 ycums, 1', 2. W. A. Mouse, 3. F. L. and A. L. Cairns.

Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade Call 1. 2. W. A. Mouse. ti, F. L. and it. S. Cairns.

and under 15 years, shown in har- ness, l. Mabon Stavert.

Carriage Stallion, 2 years. shown in hiirness, 1. W. E. Profiti, 2 v0 E. Thompson.

Carriage Mare with foiil at foot 1. Davis Moase; 2, Frank McEwen; B, Edmund Giiudet. .

Carriage filly or gelding under 4 years shown in harness. 1, No)‘ Moose. 2, Arthur McEwen. ‘

Carriage filly or gelding under} 3 ycarg shown in harness. l. Rob Baker, 2. W. A. Delaney; ll. Frank Deacon.

Carriage filly or gelding under 2 yrears. 1. Ernest Paynter, 2._W. H. Mouse, 3 Fred W. Taylor,

Carriage Foal of 1921. 1, Frank McEwen; 2 Davis Mouse, 3, Eddy Gaudet. ‘

Carriage Mare or gelding shown in carriage. 1, Daniel Steele; 2,

consisting of 1 bull and 4 females. 1. W A. Moase. 2, 3 F. L_ and R. L. Cairns.

Jersey bull 2 years registered. 1. Fritnk Giydcn. Jersey Bull Calf under registered. 1. Frank Glyden.

GuernseyBull 2 years registered. 1. Frank Glyden. Guernsey Bill 2 years registered, St. Patrick's Farm.

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Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade Herd,

or older l year or older

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but ncxt morning Mrs. Ldrkin could not lorego crowing u little.

"You see, mother. drar." Bile w- murkeil casually, when the tulk as usual. liud turned upon willlaiii "You sec that my policy is ‘the right one. l-f J once began to pick up alter W'lliium I'd havc TIN iz-‘P occupaulon out out for in‘. "'11 I'd be ihzirniing him into thr: bargain. As it is i'ni helping to minke hini a good husband itlld iiroarriy id depcndrnt. l! i-ii-ns a man's niirai

fiber not to allow him to wait upon himself."

"l know they suy so nowadays." rejoined her muthcr. iiiorkiy, "and l'iii quite rciidy to admit that Wil , llam ls it good citizen ainii u goodl huubiinil. ‘But i still believe in tak/ in; care of ii good husband. u llltlt’. potting him. too, if you like to pul. ll. that way, And as to in- slsllnl: that a miin wait on liim~ self, l believe that American hus- band's do quite enough of that. a anyway. They're entitled to u iittlc attention from their wives. cvcn in’ those strange \pl‘t'B€l‘ll. diiys. And

I've never noticed thut Vviiliani is spoiled ‘by any little kindness or assistant-s. in fact, he's one of tho most grateful tin-i appreciative

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cried Mrs. great light breaking in upon hcr. Mother. .1 really believe you put‘ BWIN’ William's pips iinii necktie; More Bread and Better Bro-ad

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"Woll, Murcia], twinkled l.urkin's mother, her face iigiow satisfaction,

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ciiinc liniiire so lTri-il llfll‘ night ihni I was very sorry for llllll. l went out an-i got the ‘pipe ilIlil necktie and‘ hziniloil them to liliii. Ho was

Mrs. 1 W . .. "Since scout '

for him! That's why I've hUllTd ‘

("Piiiilii i" uI lthein iind why J:

v-()'l">e bee)“ going wruumfmuklng you've found me out l siipposia i to delighted. He told i110. .,Wlili ]kg a pa; pussy fed m, Lwedmrn may us \\'l‘ll ailmil |l. William: a tlush oi pleased recollection.

"that l was iiliiiost as nice asyou lie said," the flush deepen- ing. "that l was a (lilfllff-{l 1100i! old

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D. R. Morrison; 3. Cyril MlJ-FL- JFTSBY 1"‘ Guemdel’ m‘ Grail‘! a‘ v'°"°""5‘—' lane. - Cow in mllikcordln calf 3 years old. to it c t st‘ lil , a id. l- '-’~ P211“ Y "1- - m l" a on years o Jersey or Guernsey Grade Heifer lSt PPIZG . . . .

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Draft ‘Stallion. Richard Clark.

Draft Stallion Clydesdale. on, age, registered, 1 J- M. Laird and Sons, 2. Geo. MacNeiil; 3. Forrect .Phillips. a

Dre-ft mare with her foal. 1, Poi; rest Phillips. _

Draft filly ofgelding under ll years. 1.11M. ‘Lockbart, 2, Forrest Pbillflps. t, _- --

Draft Filly or gelding undorZ yours. 1. Forrest Phillips 2, Ro- --—— bert Mllligamf. Elmer Crockett. I How a Wife Tried --Her Mother's

.l)raft Foal of 1921. 1. Forrest View:

Phillips. 2, Arthur MoEwen.

More or Gelding zenersi purpose "Mother, l tlo wish you wouldn't any an. now exceeding 1360 lbs. pick up after Wllllflm," said young i. John Stewart. 2. Donald. Blikfii‘; Mrs. Lurkin. "i haven't accustom- 3, Phillip McNally. ' ed him to ii.. ever. and l don't want

id. 1. d o 2. Frank Glyden; 3. St Farm.

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Draft mare or Goldin , 1. John to begin." Stiwert. 2. R H- Morrison. 3. D. R- "Pick up sfter Wllllilln?’ Her Morrison and Son. motiher seemed surprised.

Pall‘ mlicllfld DflVlllB 110F995. 1! "Yes. dear." said Mrs. Larwin.

Percy Bowness. 2. Harry iSchumon. "You do. mother, every time you visit us or we visit you. it's no use

BEEF CATTLE trying to hide that pipe you've

.7 i ' = . [just ‘brought iin from the side door- Shorthorn bull 2 years or older step, dear. or, that necktie you've (registered) 1. J. M. Laird ‘BJIIIICOIIEOIGCI from the pergola. ham- Son. .1 mook- where it hai lain for sev- Shorthorn bull.,1 year and undoriersl days. l can see both of them ll (registered) l, J. M. Laird and'pluin.ly. I saw them where they Son were, iif you must know. but l

Shorthorn or Shorthorn cow. in milk or calf over three "A good wife,’ began her mother years old. 1, J. M. Laird and Son, reprovlngly. "should~"

2, Rev. s Dr. Monoghsn; 3, A_ Mc ‘She should see that her good Ewen, husband's clothing. personal ef-

A Shorthorn or Sliorthorn Gradelfects and general belongings are Heifer. 2 yours old." l. J. M. Laird in as good ollder as possible." in- and Son, 2. J M. Laird and Son. terrupted Mrs. Lsrliln. but she

Shorthorn or iShotrthorn Grade should- not make it lbs-by and ii bad Heifer. 1 Y1’. old. 1. J. M. Laird A’: citizen of,.ir mall lust because she

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either, IMurcia." Mrs. Larklns mo- ther miidc dignified answer "l r ti’ never did ‘believe in wives spoilini! their husbands. I have never spoil- , ed your fatiher and l have h" - slightest desire to spiril Wiiliflm- fond as l am of him. As i say. I have never ibelieved in wives e90"- ‘ ing their husbands. But when a man has tolled all day in such B nervo-racliiing place as downtown

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him to holp keep his home peace- ful and comfortable. "One keelJ neat is better than 20 make nests,‘ as you used to ti-ll me when i was an untidy little girl.

"I'm just as good and devoted a wife as you are. mother." she continued. "l see to it U18! i!"

years olud. '1 Si. Patrick's Farm. Patrick's

Jersey or Guernsey Grade Heifei_ 1 year old. 1. St_ Patrick's Farm; 2,: Frank Glyilen and Son; 3. Frdnki

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mostdelicious flavor and aroma and are nutritious and wholesome. MADE IN cnunon av

William's clothes are put in K0013‘ order when they come from the laundry; I see that the things that need to be cleaned and proceed are duly attended. to; l Pill hi8 hi!" enu drawers in order n54"?! "n" again. I'm willing to make every reasonable allowance for the fas that he's n busy and often a hurv ried man."

"Very well. my dear." said Mrs. Lnrlolirh mother. "Of course it's your business. William is Y0!" lids-band. not mine." her mother made still more dignified answer. "l should ‘be sorry to cause any trouble. "l'll Dut these tihlnits bifll‘ just exactly where l found them." iMrs. Lerkin Welt rather unhap- py. but she stood to her suns lid lsho assured dihcrself that her moth er hBfl vent her word in the nist- ter of the pipe iind- the necktie. "She really wanted her dear Wil- liam to have the discipline of hun- ting (or them s little.

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