Show World (July 1910)

July 9, 1910. THE SHOW WORLD 31 Caledonia ont.—Coledonia Fair. Oct. 13-14. ’H. B. Sawle, secy. '’aledonia, Ont—Caledonia Fair. Oct 13- 14 ? It B. Sawle. secy. Canary Alta.—Alberta Provincial Ex¬ hibition. June 30-July 7. B. L. ’ Richardson, mngr. Dresden Ont.—Camden Township Agri¬ cultural Society. Sept. 29-30. Ar¬ thur Smith, secy. Irumbo, Ont—Drumbo Fair. Sept. 27- ", g Thos. S. Teller, secy, lunnville, Ont.—Dunnvllle Agricultural Society. Sept. 20-21. W. A. Fry, secy. Mmonton, Alla.— Edmonton Exhibition. Aug? 23-26. A G. Harrison, mngr. ilmvale, Ont.—Flos Agricultural Soci¬ ety Oct 3-5. C. S. Burton, secy, 'reelton, Ont—West Flamboro Fair. Oct 6 - 6 . Jas. A. Gray, secy. .4 rand Valley, Ont.—East Luther Agri- - cultural Society. Oct. 18-19. Wm. McIntyre, secy. iravenhurst, Ont. - Gravenhurst & Muskoka Agrl. Soc. Sept. 13-14. Dr. ■ V. N. Cartright, secy. Iravenhurst, Ont.—Gravenhurst & Mus¬ koka Agrl. Soc. Sept. 13-14. Dr. V. N. Cartright, secy, tallfax N. S.—Provincial Fair. Sept. 28 -Oct 6. M. McF. Hall, secy. 1 Harney, Man.—Killarney Fair. Aug. ‘> 2-5 G. B. Monteith, secy. Jrkton, Ont.—Kirkton Fair. Oct. 6-7. Amos Doupe, secy. ,ondon, Ont.—Western Fair Assn. Sept. s 9-17. A M. Hunt, secy, teaketleld. Ont.—Lakefleld Agricultural society. Sept. 27-28. W. Sherin, secy. lanltowaning, Ont—Manitowaning Fair. Sept. 29-30. T. G. Hurlburt, secy. .‘Idland, Ont.—Fair. Sept. 22-23. B. C. Gould, secy teepawa, Man.—Northwestern Agrl. & Arts Assn. June 30-July 2. E. L. ' Richardson, secy. _ j elson, B. C.—Nelson Agrl. and Ind. Assn. Sept. 28-30. G. Horstead, secy, ewboro, Ont.—North Crosby Agricul¬ tural (Society. Oct. 11-12. John E. Bozburg, secy. cwmarket. Ont.—Newmarket Agrlcul- - a—,, 1 sept. 20-22. Wm. ewboro, Ont—North Crosby Agrl. Assn. Sept 3-6. J. A. Morlarlty, secy, ewmarket, Ont.—Newmarket Agrlcul- 'Wial Society. Sept. 20-22. Wm. W Westminster, B. C.—Royal Agricul- —al and Industrial Fair. Oct. 4-8. H. Keary, secy. -irwood, Ont—Bast Peterborough Agri¬ cultural Society. Oct. 11-12. John S. Rozburg, secy. iw Westminster, B. C.—Royal Agricul¬ tural and Industrial Fair. Oct. 4-8. fW. H. Keary, secy. itkville, Ont—Oakville Fair. Sept. 29- 30. James Z. 1-Iewson, secy, tkxvood, Ont.—Maripso Fair. Sept. >26-27. J. B. Weldon, secy. -- " ^m AS Tilsonburg, Ont.—Tilsonburg and Dere¬ ham Agricultural Society. Sept. 13-16. W. W. Livingston, secy. Toronto, Ont.—Canadian National Exhi¬ bition. Aug. 27-Sept. 12. J. O. Orr, Teeswater, Ont.—Teeswater Fair. Oct. 4-6. Jno. Fanquharson, secy. Utterson, Ont.—Stephenson and Watt Fai , r - . Se P l - 15-16. J- H. Osborne, secy. Vankleek Hill, Ont.—Vankleek Hill Ag¬ ricultural Society. Sept. 13-15. H. C. Jones, secy. Vancouver, B. C.—Vancouver Exhibition Assn. Aug. 15-20. James Ray, mgr. Victoria, B. C.—Provincial Exhibition. Sept. 26-Oct. 1. Geo. Sangster, secy. Waterloo, Que—Shefford County Fair. Sept. 13-15. N. O. Rockwell, secy. Wellesley. Ont.—Wellesley-North East- hope Fair. Sept. 13-14. Geo. Bel¬ linger, secy. Wiarton, Ont.—Wiarton Agricultural So¬ ciety. Sept. 27-28. I. Lennoy, secy. Winchester, Ont.—Winchester Agricul¬ tural Society. Sept. 6-7. W. J. La- flame, secy. Winnipeg, Man.—Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition. July 13-23. Dr. A. W. Bell, secy. Woodstock, Ont.—Woodstock Agrl. Fair. Sept. 21-23. W. Shaver, secy. Yorkton, Sask.—Yorkton, Sask., Fair. July 5-7. T. A. Waterfleld, secy. Society, 16 ’ Ont.—Dufferin Agricultural Sept. 15-16. Jos. J. Kelly, i r ihweken, Ont.—S. N. Agricultural So¬ ciety. Oct. 5-7. F. L. Johnson, secy, hawa, Ont—South Ontario Agricul¬ tural Society. Sept. 13-14. W. E. N. MISSOURI Columbia—Columbia Fair. July 26-29. Trenton—-Trenton 8 Race Meet July 26- 29. Jno. W. Schooler, secy. ; i n 1 y : —Aldbrough Agricultural Oct 3-4. E. A. Hugill, secy. ® in “ Sask.—Regina Agrl. & Ind. S secy I ' td ' Aug ' 2 " B ' L ' T ' Mc ' A PfrewT Ont.—Renfrew Fair. Sept. 21- ;L W i E t Smallfi eld, secy. R,ohmon d County Fair. ?ourne,°Que., Cam' Maln ’ Upper Me '- '|° 0 &av S ^Wu|fas at S Tcy Fa,r - A “ g ’ f-T7 Domlnlon of Canada Sept. 5-14, ' .JffiTfc Ont—South Riding of Perth armen? U sec y S0Clety Sept ' 27 - 28 - A - Iim ayt * n ?k Agricultural Society ^"Sallette,^y eaUqUay - SePt ‘ - m r Fv k hi’h l '? 1 ue '~ c . ar,a<3a ’ s Great East- 1 Pwi.H on - Au S- 27-Sept. 3. H. I, Ohstaneli, secy. • 'air ?!«♦ 9“^—Peninsular Central eC y Uot - 3-4. w. F. H. Patterson, LETTER LIST Correspondence Awaiting Claimants in the Show World Office Gentlemen's Mailing List. Adams, R. D. Link, Frankie Ahrensmayer H. Lloyd, H. Alle, Charles Long, Morey Allie, Alex. Leslie & Grady Anderson. Ernest Levy, Dan’l. Avery, W. La Belle Trio Barnes, Everett Luclers, The Barton, Geo. L. Lenerts, Two Ballvere, Signor Mack & Murray '* ™ T McGarry, Everett Meredih, E. T. JULY FAIRS ILLINOIS. Griggsville—Illinois Valley Fair Assn. July 19-22. Ross P. Shinn, secy. Mt. Sterling—Brown Co. Fair Assn. July 26-29. E. W. Geschwlndner, secy. INDIANA. Edinburg—Johnson Co. Fair. July 20- 22. Robt. G. Porter, secy. Montpelier—Blackford Co. Fair. July 26-29. C. L. Smith, secy. North Vernon—Jennings Co. Fair Assn. July 26-29. W. G. Norris, seoy. Calhoun—Rockwell City Fair Assn. July 26-29. A. J. Hunter, secy. Jefferson—Jefferson Fair. July 20-22. J. Stewart, - KANSAS. Council Grove—Race Meet. July 12-14. St. John—Stafford Co. Fair Assn. July 27-29. Wm. Cadman, secy. KENTUCKY. Georgetown—Scott Co. Fair Assn. July 26-30. T. C. Bell, seoy. Henderson—Henderson Fair. July 26-80. T. C. Bell. secy. Lancaster—Fair. July 27-29. Robt. El- Madhsonvm'e—Hopkins Co. Fair. July 19-23. Gordon B. Hall, secy. Mt. Sterling—Montgomery Co. Fair. July 19-23. W. C. Hamilton, secy. Richmond—Madison Co. Fair. July 20-23. J. B. Walker, secy. MICHIGAN Alpena—Alpena Fair. July 26-29. R. H. Collins, seoy. Erdman, Ernie "arrell Taylor Trio o m ith *R H 'aaIav. Mickev Feeley, Mickey Schaefer, __ Fleming^ Jack ^ Sevtt, Frank Stewart, Cal. Stuart, James Frank. Chas. Lillian Franklln&Wimams giltans,' The fSx Frank* K Sayre, Henry ris. Ont.—Paris Agricultural Society. Sept. 29-30. H. C. O'Neal, secy, irth, Ont—South Lanark Fair. Sept. 14-16. Chas. F. Stone, seoy. -cton, Ont.—Prince Edward Agricul¬ tural Society. Sept. 21-22. M. R. Ger- -man, secy. ■rtage La Prairie, Man.—Portage In¬ dustrial Exhibition Assn. July 11-14. Arthur W. Humber, secy. U Chateau, Que.—Agricultural So¬ ciety of ■ Sonlanges. Sept. 20. Geo. K. Werinier, secv. terboro Ont—Peterborough Industrial Fair. Sept. 15-17. F. J. A. Hall, secy. , rtage La Prairie, Man.—Central Man. ’v a ?fumber eb sec tl0n ‘ July 12 ' 19, A * NEBRASKA ^1ety. n ’ Oct‘5-?°^ a org A McIJonawl C.^S'we. secT NORTH DAKOTA Fargo— North Dakota State Fair. July 25-30? J. E. Finfrock, secy. Grand Forks— Grand Forks Co. Agrl. Soc July 12-22. M. C. Bacheller, secy. OHIO Winchester—Adams Co. Fair. July 26- 29. W. 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