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up for him, and he promised to be tn time to dress for dinner.

He was glad, as he. fought his '“N°i" 531d the 93°le5s°r' "I've way along, that he was armed with 300E’ “Z9 81W“ "7’ ‘he cmwptcralleather gnuntlets and stout clothes. 111 11W!‘ C5 “mcfllw-g “w” mg‘ ilNature had placed about this little clnnting. I started by way’ of the smcLuary a Scemmgb. impenetrable l'i"‘li'.l(':‘, an]. oazne logically to the bm.,_-|L,r_

VIP-S" He had begun to despair of

“L0§i¢fl11.\‘?" Paid reaching the distant mound when dill” “'3 1h“- b“: the“ I'm he saw that this solid htdgfi fame ;;;,~_.-i-_ont in these matters. If to an 0nd. He swpprd from i; to a yo ' llilf sted in birds, you've mm Wm.“ by m0 mot of ma“_.5 99171’? 7'1 l“? ‘MW "CW7 rnlm‘ T“? path three feet across, hearing the W'- “bolm ‘he be,‘ bid Sanftmry impress of recent trending.

U‘ 3h“ 5mm" Professor Burton rot out to fol-

o" hi‘ w l’ itmlnby pom-Pdllow the path to its end. Prefi-

‘ -~~i 571ml v it ‘ozougi-tt him to a stream,

at lens’. ton icct below ‘the

the m1‘ iStllTOllllllllig ground. hi! 511000595-

mnitholfigllt ‘which liad been diverted in Ordcl‘

glihat th mcntv-aciwt lake half n. ‘mgic 5,-,\-;;_v might be led.

HURRY, camera fans, hurry! Ins: a few days more and all entries for Kodak's great International $100,000 Competition must be in!

Pictures must be made on or after May 1 and mailed not later than August 51 . . . must reach Prize Contest Olfice by September 1 to compete. ‘ _

The time is short . . . though‘ no: roo shor: ro win. There are still 265 prizes totaling $6,310 for the Canadian District, which comprises Canada, Newfoundland, Saint-Pierre and Miquelon. First prize winner in‘ each of the six classes automatically enters the inter- national judging, where prizes total $16,000 in cash . . . plus medals, a trophy, and world fame! One picture may win as much as $12,250!

Remember, this is a contest where only picture interest counts . . . where only amateurs like yourself may compete. You have the same chance to win with a Brownie, Hawk-Bye or simple Kodak, as with a costly camera. The winning snapshot opportunity may present itself today, so keep your camera busy . . . and mail your prints to contest headquarters at once.

See your Kodak dealer today . . ._ get a supply of film. Clip the contest blank in the corner. Enter to win. I

World Notables are Patrons and judges

Because of the par: that photo hy plays in acquainring one nation with another and in thus {sobering a sympathetic under- standing among :11: peoples of the world, many amous personage: are acting as patrons or judges of this friendly international event.

The following well-known and pogzlar Canadians will judge

the pictures entered from the Canadian ' trict:

Rev. Canon H. I. Cody, Moi, LL11, DD. Eminent divine.

Mrs. Emily F. Murphy (Janey Cuuck). " authorcu and magistrate. Mr. E. Wyly Grier, ER-C-A. Noted artirt.

Mrs. Nellie L. McClung. Celebrated auchoreu.

Lieul-Col. Henri Goguon. Chevalier dc In Legion lflonncur.

Mn. L. M. Mnrllgolcry Maedouald. Writer of many popular books.

Hanby. "I

ever the w..e miliionair: v-v was good. and l:

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hliu izvttnvn ‘ll: infill‘ , 1m fiqtzri" me," raid the other, HG ycsumm ms ma“ walk along Pslaon he finihed. “You have me ‘mm Tue 5mm 5mm} m- a gum/rd almost verbatim from mi‘ “gar smmc NS 305a He knew the wrV-lc pulflslicd in the May num- ‘Vmwnxc lanai and ‘narrow cigars Vi" of Popular flatutil History." ikhich on“, native Indians enjoy .5.) that's who,“ not it from!" The“ m0 ‘jxior was “vafed {mm mm, lliziiiy mmtiazuiiczi, a i i0 ruffled. and he found his path dropping t°_ ‘I thought the ‘old faker was giv- Wam the stream level’ in? me dsolluetlnng! from his own The professor stoppmi He had ‘islie Jone.‘ p. ‘ziuv Yllil-llfl the incident. Pro- luddonly Cncollnlercd a Slralqger. . It would be difficult to say Vvhlch hi”? Burton Hmuk ms humL of the two seemed lhemorc amazed. “foil mum, haw. made a mistake The profcjsor locked mm“ a small in the ziamc. Itemembcr, Hi1, thisjbut “Tllqjropcruoned man dressed is ‘nay pct lwhnzv: and I know every jwim mnstxrvntivc elegance‘ The writer m mu birds. I'm president; tmngolgs m“ was florid‘ and ms

m‘ in): 51.1.» Ornithological assecia- i‘

SIX“ PICTURE CLASSES . . Plenty of Chances to Win

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR CHILD PICTURES

21 provincial prizes totaling $1,190 have already been lwggdgd for child pictures made and entered m May and June. 44 other prizes for child pictauua (See Clasp A) made and entered in May, June, July and Augun will be given a: the end of the general contest, which doses Augur: 31.

$16,000 IN INTERNATIONAL AWARDS

The firs: prize-winning picture in each of the six classes in the Canadian District automatically enters the lntemational

YOU may submit pictures of any aubjec: in this contest. Prizes will be awarded in 6 classes, and your entries will be place for judging in the classes in whida they are most likely to win. l“ PRIZES IN EACH CLASS

A. Osildun . . . Hay ‘ctun in wbicb cbc prints’ a! interest l: o cbild or cbildrco; at p by, asleep, laughing, "wor ing", clan-ups, in everyday clotbc: or costumer.

B. Scenes . . . Landscapes, marine views, city, strut, trawl or country scenes; distant and nearby views. '

C. Games, Sports, 2‘ dines, Occupations . . . Baseball, tennis,

‘Jon, and ;@:'i'::'po11dii1g member 0i

it score of oihcrs. Tm in touch

with every orntfholngist in‘ this

ccuntryr, but I have ziever heard of

3-0". lllIlllOll He is neither a

‘riinvor to .1;- iifczaturc of the

c; nit" a donor of funds for

‘bird conservation. Some of your

f ‘lfiltlS have beergplavlng n jcke on $41.."

iislf an lliilll‘ liter the professor

Inc’. chav "a-l his clothes to khaki

ljle W95 nmtcd with

notciiocks, and n

He declined any

cscutcd it. Every

10".‘: and than i could be seen that

he des‘ sod the umutcilr ornithol-

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nniid blue eyes were accentuated in size by reason of strong lenses.

Mr. Appleton, for his part, thought he had run across an in- quiring scout master laden with all the fmpediincuta that his position demanded. Burton wns tall and slight, nmi suggested erudition. "How did you get here?" Mr. Appleton began, “and by whose leave have you trcspasscd thus?" "I am kin by marriage to Mr. Honby," said the proiessor. “He gave me permission. Your status, sir, is not so clear."

"In order to make my position Iclcur," Appleton said, "I must term myself n‘ sanitation expert. Mr. Hanby has heard that former ten- ants of the Gray house have stiffered from sewer-gas poisoning. He docs not wish to alarm his fam- ily and visitors. I am, therefore, making n sort of scrrct investiga- tion. Much wnter settlers here, as the luxuriant foliage shows. I have been commissioned to deter- mine upon the hcalthfulncss of this spot, and to make what recom- mendations I see fit.

"Before doing so, I should like you to come with me and see more. You cannot possibly judge from here."

Professor Burton followed the other along a winding pathway, un- til he was in the thicketb very center. When his guide paused on the edge of an opening, the profes- sor exclaimed upon the oddity of a lake, filled in, as he had supposed, being open instead.

"It was only partially filled in," Mr. Appleton told him. "When I took charge of the work, I had my own views—very interesting views, mo," he added, chuckling. "Oh, deni- me, yes! They amuse me even now. Ycu can sc‘tle n moot point for are." He looked over the edge of the opening, gazing in- tently at some low bushes whose roots were in the moist earth. “What is that?" Appleton asked- "Look at it and tell mo."

Professor Burton moved toward the edge and perrcd down.

“Is this one of the things that amuse you?” he he demanded. “Yes," said Mr. Appleton, smil- ing.

With that he gave the other .0. push. The professor, with waving atms, sought to recover his bal- ance, but failed. He went up to

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This contest is strictly for Ibo resident of Canada, Ncwfoun

sional use of photognp“

3 An entrant may sub

on or alter May l, 1951, flue they u;

later than September 7, 1931,

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negatives are no: eligible.

Kodak Vericbrome Film in

$7,500 in 286 Cash Prizes for Canadian District Alone . . .

The decision of rhe judges shall be final. In

Read tbese simple rules ’ the even: of orie, the advertised award shall be

mourn. S

Pierre and Miquelon is eligible, exccptin indi- viduals and families of individuals ea mnnufa nut, sale, commercial finishing or profes-

2 Contest suns May l, closes August 31, 1951.

’ or may plmm: a: he pleases and a: as many different pleases; provided that the pictures have been made

prmkd a :1 s A I11 all: 0:: III:§'CIC:CDII K141i” @201‘ 3 93o;

Any Kodak, Brownie. Hawk-Eye or other camera and any brand of film, chemicals paper may be used in making picmroa for contest.‘ A conrcstan: uccd no: own the camera. The finishing, of course, may be done by hi; dealer. Pictures may made from roll film, m; film 0g film pack negauves._ Bu: pinuel made from place

For picture: olltln prize-colonial] Hod, uu Kodak Film in tbc yellow box or Ibo ycflow be: with cbcckcml stripes.

Any measure mon- cbon 8 d or aint-

ifl 15¢ been -doue on either

submitted. 6 Enclose an entry

umcs u he mailed undo:

7 No entries cm b: a: owner's risk.

and entries, bu: be run this

All pictures will

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Regular-sized contact prints and also enlarge- ments are eligible.

shall be made from untouched negatives only.’ No colouring or artwork of any kind shall have

rbal! h nitbn mounted nor framed. Do no: write even your name on either front or back ofpictures

cures. Mail entries to Prize Contact Ofioe, ' Canadian Kodak Co., Limited, Toronto 9, Ontario. Use die entry blank in In: column, obtain from your dealer, copy the form, or write to the Prize Contest Oflicc for a supply.

‘h . . "d bold tbnn ready to szbdudnul-ccjwililcrarlfolmflon

a pool-aha interest nce or technique will no: be Ibo decr factor in determining the prize

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E. Informal l‘ persona, cxcc ting cbild or cbil 1 . I’. Animals, Pets, Birds . . or Iowlr," wild animals or

GRAND PRIZE : Bronze

For the nex: _ ' Por the nex: ,‘

For cad: of the next 36

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paid to

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No picture, however, is to inches the long way. Prinu

gative or print. Prints”

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blank with each lot of pic-

other:

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returned. All mailing! are Do not send negatives with

should bejludgzd solclghon general "ch P‘ ey arouse. otograsililic n B

IN MEMORIAM

MICHAEL CURRAN Citizens learned with profound regret, on July 30th, of the sudden passing of one of our well known and highly respected citizens, in the person of Mr. Michael Curran at the age n! sixty-emit yum.

MR.

his duties as usual the previous day retiring that evening 1n apparently good health, got up in the morning and d “ for wotk- The inmates of the house noticed there was his knees in mud. His prec camera had parted company from- him. The spectacle o! the amiable gentleman with the florid (m, who smiled down at hint, angered him. He shook a muddy fist. ' "You shall pay for this outrage!" he shoutcd- '

"Perhaps," said Appleton cryp- ticnlly, "but not Just yet."

Mr. Appleton gave another of hil excellent owl imitations. In a few moments Luigi Bnrtoll Joined hlrn. “In order that he might not u-

The late Mr. Curran was about _

"nmhlfll WHOM. they at onoe Mentioned for a doctor but before his arrival Mr. Curran passed away. Possessed of o kind, pleasing and ~cheerfu1 dlcwlttlon the deceased WON! I was acquamcancermp, 1101M in the employ of The Massey Harris for n number of years, where "INIIGII 111! Oblltlli! and courte- one manner he mode ahost of Minds throughout the Island. ‘I110 late Mr. C1111’!!! was born in Vernon River and moved to Ghnrlottotown about thirty years III whet: he has since resided. Ila loam to mourn a narrowing widow and one adopted daughter In the 0mm states. also two 5717431911. John and Edward and three sisters: Mira. Alex Dciory, “N? Ind Ihnmn all o! Vernon var. lilo remains were forwarded to Wmon River. the funeral being lllioiv attended by old friends and nolnhbon from the vicinity. l ililllllm filth Mfass was cele-

brated by Rev. Father Walsh and

Rev. Either Duniphy conductgd service at the grove. May his soul rest in peace.

cape," Appleton explained, "I had to push him down there. He efl-i joycd it less than I. Your tuck. Luigi, is to get him cut and put

him with the man who came first." ingpmw, Mr. William Irving on thejeough epidemic still linger cmonl