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V' , Y . / _lluineg 'Jean MacRae; 4. Sybil Plasticlne Modelling; l _

.Y Annu". Q i. Kathryn Ma-.'.>Pircrs.oii; 2. 1-'1ei~- | Miriam li/Ia»cPhei~.on; 4, Alice lvifyic.

WU,-(; 'lll|; CUMBRIAN Fl-ILLS "Shanks pony." Two g_rme-keep- ` ` `,W i TNG _Pre on ae cliald; 3_wi.lfl Bu. ' _________

‘VE AND L‘ROCllh'l,NG , clana; _ nat uc ig;-50;; YOUR PRODUCTS-wiiire on wimf . . _vi-1.-ii»ri.i._ `c..§..48.‘;“§’.ilf.,mK..,.....,

iq) ers were going up the mountain-

H_.,.- .tial ilir-rc. on liic felis, beds why they dldn't explain-and pro- nl pen oe.-iii-i~_-il, \vli‘cli provided a posed to the miller of Betdy intake ,emu .iiiioiiizt of work for the me for the trip. I do not suppose L-df. nieii, aaa fiimisiicd the great- the good fellows ever had such an ,r pirt of the fuel burnt. It was lnquisitivecompanion before! The

mai iiiixeii ii-iili .~iiia.ll _goal log view, as weuascenlded, was magnifi- . ii-;. eil icgeilier in sol oent: the w' d fe , the farm-lands. riic coal was brought in with the fields laid out in little M. ,ill i_» .\1sian. There peat D068 squares like a chessbcrsd, with dif- w,._~ »_lii-:1<i.i‘.>:<~iiZ_i- small lakes in pre. ferent colors of the crops, and here Mm,-ic i.iiif.~, wiiieli had filled up and there the deep brown of a fal- ,-_ifi -iiie iii-iii-i.. of water-plants, low field; notrees. no hedges, and ,phigiiiiiii iiioss. ferns, and other the little whltewashed stone houses.

,,_gci.i:;cii, iii the course of een- Therthmeandering signs, still lovlii- mm_._ er. e narrow v eys or gi s, Tiie Iiziii-iiiiiiliiz ll'll01‘€‘iT»¢d me where trees hid the river; and ,im ln tli<\~i~ da.\'S’ for I had helm brooks. That was Cie highest `m-leily forbtidcn to keep away from mountain I ever climbed. and glad he niiiies' So I qu€Sti0ned CVUTY was I when the sedate keepers pro- miner I eani-.‘ f\°l°C-5*. *md 50°” had posed to sit down and eat! How’

,good idea ol_lll<`ir f~l>P€ara.;ice and ever we took all day for the jour- ii'eri<i:~.c. 0:10 lllilllr $001119 VSYY ney and took it easy as well. ' sfl'e_r.:c: l"1i‘ vf‘iIi5 01' OW. they £031 'I‘he trip to Aihgill Force was un- mc, ran ieilzenlly. quite unlike our der different auspices. I have, in ii ml, which rriii in lioriaontal wins previous article, mentioned that the io-,~<va.<ider.ibic distances. The 'lead lead-mines were ‘petering out." ore ii~.is siirelierl on the spot, being This had reached the stage that loo biillzr. li! \\'f‘“ HS f0° h@l1"5'. fm' the younger men would not take up lreielzt. and ri very il\l!*`¥\i0“S me- mining there, but left there for the lhod had been d=‘\'lS9d W Secure 5' coal mines of Northumberland and itroiir bl:i.\‘ fOr N1? !lH'Y\i1C9- The Durham, _or to seek their i’-'lrtunein ihimni-v was biillt silllille OH the ,the great towns. The population of upward .fiiiiia of ii hill for a con- the Alston Moor district consisted

mostly of old people, and young women who had not yet left home. These young folk got up hikes. pic- nics and other amusemefnts in which no mere man disturbed the peace! Ashgill Force was about fO\l1‘ miles from Garrigil and was considered one of the beautl'-spits °f the di=t1‘iCt: and as ei picnic was in the ofilng I managed t/:i get an invitation: There were seven- or eight young women niet at the mill. and marched off to the music oi’ their own voices. I noted that the favorite airs were those of “revival hymns" and they sang them well. The Force was rather a thin stream because the river was uct in Hood: but it fe`l over a cliii about thirty feet high, and at flood time must have been iniprcssive,

The Cunibrian dialect ivis gi~ezti,ly

different from that of my native villalzc. and contained many words

‘i ' . lt. is rather dlf- which were puzzling to the stran- ' i ~ ir li ii-:ird-pletiire of the ' ger. For example I heard the mill-

' Hr: oixrier. but lf one er‘s wife say to her daughtcr-

f ` i in n uiiiiibei' of cubes "'I'hcei"st aivd Sarah, gown grcetin’

2' --I ~ ii 'li tliiiec-qiiai-iei:.ihcl~i up t‘ Gccat, give 'er a _berra-rlhav." iii. ‘_ il pi-»< them partly into All delivered in a rather sweet lF~"l f"`i"f' ri' odd angles, still sing-song tone. This meant-“There .=‘~~i.i»:' " ":~ eiilncal form. that is old Sarah, going weeping up the ?""'~\ -i :-~ii~ io the description. Gate imadi, give her a slice of

l_¥:-ii' .- “it iiiwi' .spar las abovel. bread ishivci witli_berries (jam) on iixizie ..~,~.ir i-esviiibling marble cubes it." The people were kindly, (yd.

i-_;oI:f. izl .~_ aiiil auicilivst, spar; but fashioned folk. as yet unspoiifd by ine r rr ' _"men was rt solitary the love of lucrc: they had almost ""iff‘?-if-11* :iiei-ii cube. with acen- all the virtues of the mediaeval ti~.i‘ een' l-- e_i:il_iiiiiiig a. drop of i Briton, wtliout his unlovablc qual- tl'.iiil.ii1-i_li I siippased was water. ities! Tllere v.“:'i- iiiiiiy different ferns. Gairigii meant the gill or valley !!'o1‘.';:'f: ;ii the iiallows of the felis, beonging to Gerard. a feudal land- lllfl 'I'” :ii< .9 of the people made a owner. There were many familiei

V-"`1_`1_\' of f-~lli‘-ciiirg; them for i-hc’r at' Gill. in the neighborhood. also "‘f=1 Vliiiifzi. The folk had the Birds, and Vipands: the latter be- lrpillii' iz :ues for all the species- ing from thc Norman Vctcripontf,

nr-_d li.i:i ilicm t-ori~ci°t, too. I was who was once Lord of the Manor, llireii niiii rafts iihcn they sow I and owned all the land thereabouts. “HS ii'.`er»~ l-'l, but athough I took *»‘lJ'1‘i.-.i ian- iiiigv could not bc made to fliiii'i.<li. 'I`liey had been |“'°“`il1iZ :it :iii elevation between N00 Mid 30-3.1 fret above sc.i-level, Bhd thai' iviv hninc was only at 1.000 fr.i e'i~ral.loii, But perhaps ul? L'Tf.‘i:-‘ l, ili'.'iv,'b:wk to their wel- fare was that they had left the

;“;‘l5l~ Dlllf air of the felis for the V" ill." ot South Nortuhniberland, lideu ivl'li sulpliiii' fumes from the

tok"-o\'r-ns.

T\\‘o eiciil-. seein to stand out rm" \‘5"ff`il.\' irlien one looks back i0 that lio`iii.ii': it hike to Cross R13. Mid an ai't/erncorn trip to Ash- llll Pbrec. Cross Fell is a moun- lalll ln the Pennine chain. that mht “back-bone of England." It mms l""‘bl\blY Sf-‘l/Ph miles south °f Gmiilll. and ls 2.892 feet high. Th! hike was a to‘lsome aifair, be- ;“““° Gnffllril was only- about 399 Nt above sea-level, and the dl!- ’°"’°ll<‘i‘ had to be made up by

tm wp :ri-li a new direction and my inte file air like any other iiimare cl~.lmiic_v. The sloping part af the eiiiiimei- had man-holes by iiieiiis of -.i‘i;'i~li the soot could be (akin mit and this soot which was M ,l grci-i.<‘~, color. was utilized by the miners as the basis ofa house- paint for li was largely commin- lited lead i'iiliii'kilv some efficiency piererl of that distant day found that then* was an appreciable am- ount of .=-'ivr in the soot-which no ileubt nccfiiiiitcd for the handsome rppearinee ef the miners' doors, S5 the .vet xiii: i-e-snieltccl and both tiller :H22 Fail i'e¢o\'?i‘<‘d. Mfllly of the iearl-i»~ix'.¢i's had a fair notion if their M.-_ii geology nnd nearly il! er-zziir.-:ii-\il their gardens with ~,.»»i~" 7 the iiiiiic=: some had 'a f . F liz" i~ai~er vai"cties on ‘»- ' `. t‘ie pzirloi' table un-

NATURE NOTES

In the “Birds of Prince Edward Isiiiniir' an itein reads: "542.a-sii- vannah Sparrow. Summer resident -1916. No later particulars avail- able.” Referring to thc last sen- tencc I begin to see why. On O-ct. 28th I saw a cat coming up the lane carrying a bird a.nd at once went out to rescue the victilni. It was dead however, and it appeared to be "just a spfirrow." It had a light colored breast, streaked and spotted black. but ivfth no central spot like that of the Song Sparrow. Then I noticed a thin patch of yellow over the eyes. and found that to be a mark of the Savannah Sparrow: but the book went on to

on the bcnd of the wing- I o0\lld see no patch on the wing. and be- gan to think again that I had some common sparrow. Happening to_ stretch the wing as the bird lay in

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"ui Brings 'rite cicvew) ___,-J.

Fall I._imin|.\; means increased grain crop the following season.

Use “Brookville Lime” for best results. - 1

Write for price delivered - '

Brookville Manufacturing Bo., Ltd.

BROOKVILLE, St. John Co., N. B

_ H~ G. S. Adams, manager.

say that another yellow patch was..

OYSTERS

my hand, I saw the yellow pai,¢li_ on the under surface! My double, were resolved, and I wrote under U19 elllfy fluot/ed above: "Specimen killed, oct. 28. 1936." 'riiese bii-as,

fue probably common, but their-_ supernclai resemblance to a com-| "|011 Sparrow prevefnts their being, recognized.

Here is an appreciative letter

from Souris: “Dear Agricola-I must thank you for the copy of "The Birds of P.E I.." .which you \ so kindly sciit me. It fills it long- iclt want, and I am happy to hiivc been associated, even in a small wily with ‘ts production. I observed _ two new Warblers (at least nciv to i mei this season-the “Blackeap-i pied" and the “Orange-cro\\'ned."? Our friends are dubious about the identification of the last rianicd. but I feel quite satistlecl I :im cor- rect. Th:-ie seemed to be niore-

Warblcrs than usual thi.; past sca- son. I al o noted a. great incrca;-icj in "K-ng: Birds." Robins'i\¢ei'e vcr_v i scarce, and practically no young-

ones are in evidence this Fall. I1 believe thc Graeklcs are ri‘sp;ui-i sible. The Bird Salictiiary al Baci-11 Pond fini, got. ull lo a uooil stirt. and I hear of several movements. on foot to eiablisli others on the Island. There seems to be an ever- increas ng iiitorcst in Bird Liic.aud I think this is in a §:1'c:.l. iiieiisiiir due to your notes in The Giiardiaii. -Yours very truly. J. F. Swriisf'

Thc birds named have bcen cn-

tereri on the check-list and will be referred to later.

Ou lilfuiday. O31. 1!G.`tli-:‘ \\'r.ithri'

wa: atvocous ovcr the Nartlisrn lieiiiisplieir; on thc Atlantic i~;i;;c:l ii gi-cat storm. a gale in Scoililntl killed two people and ln_iii;‘ed faitv. A lighl,<.h`p on the Géruiaii cost was capsizeil and all on _ board

iost, for no liicbcats dare veutiirei out. Here wc had the gale. andl 4-1`.-ilis of an inch i'a`n-the pie~l ludc to it \viiiti'_v scfiic. Ii' wc' count back 128 day.; 'the luii.ir monthi ive mine to Sept. 28. which

again was a. d:i_v of d;.<a ter: mil- lions of <loll.ir_~'» ciiiiiialgc was done to crops iii 'l`c.\:zis by rain and flood. Here wc had ;i _gale ivii-li oi'-er a quarter-incli of rain, and the. tcm- pcraturc fell 10 dcgrccs as tlic wind shifted to NNW. In both tliescin- stances thc moon had juit pzisserl from its conjunction with Saturn. Was it coincidence?

The aldcrs in thc creek are in- fested with some kind of in ect' that pi~o‘r:Ls itself by a snow-wliii. coltcny covering, This pest li;i`~ greatly inci'eii_~‘ed this year, and tlicuzli the alder is uct one nf our _ most important tures. one ivoiild uct like lo :ee it die out. The Bail- sam Fir round iierc is attacked by another ccttony insect, , and a`\\'ai'S succumb; to thc attack. So far the only control devised is to spriiythc tree with it mlsclblc oil: blit this is impractic lzlc on a large scale. The Golden weeping Willows siifiered from a species of aphis, it very hardy kind, for they sur\'i'.'ed that ilrst severe fi-ost of Sept. 30th. Twice dur`nf: the summer I sprn.\’cd the two trees with Kerosene cm~ ulsion. but that only chcekeci the aphids temporarily. It is evident that only a power sprayer can deal wltli them. AL the same time about half of the wil`ow-leaves turned pale yellow. specked with deep green. and dropped oil: this I ani informed was due to Marssonia. a _fungous disease. And I read that- the beech and the spruce are at- tacked by other imeois: so that.n»!l round, our trees are in parlous __st_a,t,e. and we can do little about it. Tliere are birds that search the trees for liirect,-< and their eggs in winter. bilt t‘iey.' are becoming

scarccr.

THE I-IL!-ll\IEN'I`S OF MUSIC who -so goes ditgently through Sillmund Spe.cth`s “Common Sense of Music." (Garden City Publishing Ca.. Garden Cty. New York), will often-very often-mi1_e at its hu- ~noi'. but will certainly acquire ‘uiowledgc of _an absorbing kind. The book has-becii written with an ere to the "tc'.iderfoot" in music. and lic is led r";"t along through the cleiiieiits pzst Jazz (for the feet? through Romance (for the heart) and the Class-ic (for the lieafli to lv'r‘d=""i Mu=ic which is 'iipp-reil to nw lietically .command ll three. There are .ome cani-

week. Meanwhile here is ri spccl. men of the musical glossary at the end:

"Bravo: ilirollounccd with the

vowels and the uiouth open). The Password of the professional c`aq-

ueur. An Italian adjective merm- mf! that the shouter thinks the pcrfornier ii brave and good fgi. low, or that he get 3 fm- m.k,,¢_ or IW-5 P115 I-0 make a noise. Brav- \S§|'"°= the Same, but more or it, Brave: It`s ii girl. Bmvl: theie me several of them."

~i.1:wsYivo1Es I /ANIMAL

VIHLDCIHLU Grades 4 and uiidci-I Giadi Pint of- Canned Bcets; MaeMll`an; 2 Joliuny Mucplicf-

c.-:

i 1'i0 Mhvlllklélll 3. Kay Reynolds, | Phersori. f Glen Maritn. Grades 5, e ar 'i~i. .Jean stewart;

cLAbs 7-sr. ING Nrr I 2 st M D i

- Plain Scwllig-Deals Pyiamas; Reynolds; 2 Jean Macftae; 3. Earl

1. Mary MacPherson' 2. Blanche i Maciiae: 4..Murdoch Bruce

NEW BIRKS BUILDIN

MONTREAL G' son; 4. Sybil MacPherson, _` Public Speaking;

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MacKenzie; 3. Catherine MacPher- CLASS 12-C0!\"|‘!|"l'.`\'

Damed Mittens: 1. Jean M';icRae: 2. l\ii.rdn(.h

, 1. Miriam MiicP1iersoli; 2, Sybil Bruce; 3. Annie Huiiic; 4 C,0_-(im, ‘ . ' MacDonald. Buchanan.

Division B.` School Chorus:

i Plein Seivins-Girrs Bciise; 1. Brooklyn; 2. Hcailie-r<ia‘e.

_ 1. Kathleen R05’n0ld.S. CLASS 13-SPORTS

_ D.u'ucd Sock; 100 _vard dash, bo.\'.-1 13 and 14: i 1. Anna MacPherson; 2. Margie i. Earl MacRae; '.3_Malc<_>liii Mac. MacDonald; 3. Florrle Macintosh; Kinnon; 3. Beecher Dau-fir; 4 Brum 4. Irene MacPherson, MacDonald.

_ I-lem;tltc'liing i'I‘ray Cloth): 75-yzird dasli. boys 9 as 10; i 1, Katlfceii Reynolds; 2. Elizab-i 1. Preston MacDonald: 2. Martin ` i'i`i MacPlicr_~oii. i l\'f`aePliei'soii: 3. Pre inn i\IticKeniia,: I Cr../iss a-r-.l.»'iNl'.-\l. TRAINING 4 Lloyd Maexlnrion.

Division A. 50-yan-l_da.<h. gifs 5 _i-cars;

Nail Box: . Vl. Mari’ Bruce; 2. Lorraine Mae- _ l. Doiiulas .\’IacKe-una: 2. Donald ‘ Kcnzle.

l.;iiioiit; 3. Preston MacDonald. ' _'iii-yard dii~.h. gills 7 f\‘\/all Ra;-k for ncivspapcrs: 1. Liili,ii lqiiiix- ~_»

:iilil Si: Jviill l{.’.;<

' 1, Doiialrl Lamont; 2. Preston ,3. Reita Bears

. . ?.t.°icDonald. '75-,vzird dash, boys ll and 12;

, Dlvisinn B_ l, Preston 1IricDouairi: 2 IJot‘.ri`.i'_

(‘I..\>`>` I--GRAINS

Shsiif ol \'.il: '0_-tis;

1, Bruce .\ll\L'Le<id. Vulli>_\'l‘ii-lil

Ylilflli 2. Sli-rliiii.: Mzicl/fuel, V.i`li»y. fiulii East; fl (,‘lie..tt~r 2v1aeI_.cuii_1i<i;i. tlici-.lalvi ~l. l-‘.0i'i‘i;» M.icInto.~li, l;;l- miiir. -

Shcaf Oi \Vlieiitc

l. Donail Lamont, Heiithcidilc;

2. Clicsfci' Iiiaciicziii; 3.SLirlin_; l\f;c_ Leorl: 4. Jean l\-‘[a'.'Raf‘,

Slleilf ii|` B;\rl';_\';

1. l-‘fai'i'ii' Maciutu.li_. Kiliniiii’

$\\‘oct. Corn: _

l. Jean MacR1e: Z. Iiarl I\l:ir~-

Ru/~.

Pint of Bemis;

l. Isabel Knox. \'.illc_\'liflil i~l;i.:'.. CLASS 1!-R0()'l`S

Green' Msunlain Potatoes:

l. Tlioinpsoii Knox, Vall<\vflc`<l L.;

1?. Miirdccii lJriii'<‘. l{r‘iilli:i':ia‘c; Il. Pi'rs‘_:t Mi'i:'Dm1iilil, He.itliei'i!;ile

Tabic '1`uriiip<:

1. Joan Hume, Bi'o:il~;l_vii; 2. Roi'

MacPhcr.=:ii. Kihnuir; .l. The ina Hunic. Brookli-n; 4. G';.iil_\'s Mac- Millzii, I3rll<‘viii‘.

Feed Tiirnip:.;

l. Gliiilys Mae1\I.il;;iii.

Carrots: -

l. Li`y Knox. Vnlle;i`i.~ld En-l: 2.

Ritliarrl Knox. V:ill‘_=yii»'il l<1:i~‘.; 12.

Alcx:iiid.i~ Miitlieuoii. l3i‘o:‘l\i_vii. Parsnip.=:

_Moms “fx Pon. Liimrnt: 3. l~l<ii'tlc§.~ .\/[ai-l{_i~_;-mi; 4_

l. I<`.rii'l MacR:ic; 2 i\Iurdoch B35] 7“'[*"`-Kl’m0l1-

Briic": 3. 3/l.ili;oliii 1\/[.1 K liuon_ 50'5"“`d ‘]“5\‘- f'l"‘S 9 ~°~‘- ml , _\,1__(],_1 GMP: l. Sybil Mii"l):iiii.il; 2. 'l`li:li:‘..

l. Gurllzii Biicliiiniiiiz 2. Bruce H‘"“~"1 3- '7"~“l1 5-`ll\\`1‘f'fI 4 O`-li"

§.Vliicl):m.lii: il .Yiiirdosli Bruce. LTCCO- ' Mi N.-1_,u_.,,,,,_,__ 50-_vaiil acl: i~.'i<‘r~ hziiz- iii .Y ii:.iI- :-

_ L Emi MMI-mc; 2' Mumoch l. Frfiilcis M.ii‘l{i‘i:ii.'i; 3. <7.illi:lii "Brui‘c; 'l. Malcom lt-[;icKlnmm_ lviatlicson; 3. Gordon .‘larUo:iai:l;

cuss si-l.ivr:s'r0cK asp 4- Wf*1““` J“l`ffli`-<‘-

|.0l~L-FRY Sack r:cc, 11 and over;

illcilci- Call: l. l\'liirrli~cEi ll;-iii-e; 2 5;;-l ,\l. . 3 l_ I_i,,,.i 1\m._.Kmm,m; -J A_.l_h,u. Rav: 3,, Prrstiin l\l:i~"Lii»ii.lii: -l Mm,KH.1`_C“_ Hruoe lVl;it‘Donald. Piillet .lv Ccrkei-e' iBaried R.oe.k\: Girls 11 F*-"fl 133 ` l. l\Iiri.iiii lvlaoPherson; 2. Rosella 1- Wm” B“°“`““‘-“V 3'- R"1'1l“-5 i\’L~<-Daiirilel; il. I.lc,vd MH4K‘nnon; B‘-‘~“`-‘-

i /l. Sadie l\iI:ii'Kiniirin. ' 3-Nilflffl iwiie, .u_rl'-: _- puim & Cgcknci ,\vmu. I__cghm_n) 1. Aniiie It Lou.e liiiiizf-_ 2.lliitli

i. Jean l\izxCRiaf‘: 2. Earl MacRae. .Mfl3`Ph""~`f'°“ ‘V MVS- H`l""' VH"

(-LA_`<§ 10__Com_ECTI0_\-5 Buskirl<: 3. Nora Briice i\- E-llier

'n_iiii"ioiir~ \Vc-eds ilU\: M“°1""°~‘h'

l, I{i`iii'.iii': 2, Glen Miiriin; 3. 3'1°-ff¥f`d !`“"i`- b"-‘"5

liczitlirwilalci 4. Vlillt-_vfi'_‘ld East. Tm, L(.J\_.,_ Briiee; 2. Malcolm .\I.i;~Kii:_.,:i ill' l i. Kliiiiiiii-; 2 if-.ii‘ci-riciii East; 3. G°\'d°ll B“'~'l\lll‘“ll-

mm “,_,,lm_ Dash. giiis 15 and over:

Fm," 1-)`_W._\_.._-_,__ 1. Annie Hiini<‘; 2. Lxllziii .\l:i"-

, i. i-ie.-iiiiei-atiii-~ I-“fl

i-_ [...¢ . , Boys fi _\’t‘iii's old:

` l. I-{..itlicril.ilc; 2. B:‘l`c'»'ue. _ _ _ (-y__\,;_`- l|__g(_-H0014 WORK Bucliaiiaii; 3_ \‘.;il are !\'lai~Piiei-ffiii: SN, [__\y,-i~;n..- 4. Douglas Maclvniia.

1 (1-"~i-iif‘ T-"A.bClli1‘si:~i' f\Iii:'lJ‘I\n; 2. Dnsh-' mf"-" 7 ‘V S'

Muluoui .\l.i.~I{iiiilon, Kilniuir; 4. _,A i. ¢_(.“.,u.3. ._ R=__.iH,m Knox. 1_ Gnrdrrii Mai<l)o:i.-ilil; ‘_‘.\\'.;1;~:~

l4, Bl:in-elie MacKenzie. -7f\l‘fl1\ll`? ii- »‘\lll‘.'ll-‘ M1l<'l’ilf1`-*'°ll- l(`ir.i:l:‘ 12--1. Jclin Dnlr: 2. Stanley J0f‘kl`.\' "l“'4`3

1. Gll\<i."" .\Iiii‘l\lil1i.ii: 2. lg.irl-I NIMK_w_m_ ~3_ Jun Hunw; 4_, 1, Earl I\I cftae 5.- .\ial<~olui Mai-~

Mai-Rzic: SL Gordon Miicuoiialil. l{catliei'd-ale; 4. Srlul Mat-Doiiiilil.

~ph,.i"m Hul,._.._ Kiiiioii: 2. Ilrilee .\IiicI`i;ui.‘i`_d .\~

G,.__,i..__ 3 _\, ,`__1_ Cin. LN-,_-0; g_;Miii'doeli Bi'lli'<‘t 3. Gordon Tliirli-

(`Li\SSIt-\'li(il<I’I`;\BLi~IS |._“_h>1 H.,_;.Dmmid: 3_ Callie;-uiciallali <\' Clil*i~i.“piii‘i' J;ii'ili:;i‘; 1

Green Tom toes:

1. Gliidys Miica/iil‘an; 2. Lorrie

Macl-iiuuoii. Kinnon: 4. Cucumberst

B.i -il Ma cliiiiiizui.

.\-ia:~Plici'.~1oii; 4. Roy MacKinnon, fM1\l`fll\ -\Ii‘9P3l""~"“ll ‘V Clllfulil ‘T~" Grades 5 rv G-l. Irene Bruce: 2. U‘°“‘“-

KUm“i"5 3~ R”-V Mm' .icuii Stcivarli 3. Bceeher Dewar: 4. 4 D-W-‘ll Fifi* W ‘\"14i

_`_,m_.,m MucPh(.1._a0n_ _ 1. Jcliti M'_i:'l't1ir‘; 2. T.-;il‘»="i K::~ '<1 Griifirs' '7 ik' 8-l. Jack l\'ia<‘L}<‘od; 2. 3- E~"Hl"' “'f“"Tm"-*M

1. Rlcliarii Knox: 12. BIiii_l<~lie`\vII‘.ii1l\ M-”il‘.i£‘_=oii; 3_ Thompson Wlirclbirraw Race:

Hunic, Brooklyn; Ii. l.`ol'd Macliiii- Knox: 4, E5ii_(,,. M.\CT,,m5i,_ l, Eiii-l Milt-R;ie& Milivlii-;l: Il:"_:-i~

fi " ‘vi ilin \ii<'T’liei'soi‘ i\' (`:if`iizii

, _ l

non. Brooklyn: -i. lfibe. Knox,\i."il- (_-_m(,.._ 9 _Q ]0_]_ Lmu. Hmm.; __ ___ . ii- _ 1 . . .V

lcyiiel-d East.

Dccls:

l. Gladys

MacDonald:

4. lvliirdorli Briic<'.

Cabbage: -

1. Briirc M;icD;‘iifilil: il. (`i0l'fif‘l\

M.i.cDc:ia`d: 3, Miirdzi-li Bi'iii'c.

Piinipkins:

1. Martin MacPlic:'siiii: 2 Alil‘<‘

l‘Ji’arPliei'.oii: 3. Francis l\f=\CK<`1lll<‘i 4. Billy l\/IricKeiiua.

Squaslif i

1. Kathr‘i‘iiie MacPliei‘si>il: 2.1\iiir-

doch Bruce

CLASS 4--l"L(`)\\'i-IIKS

Sivcct Pfils:

i. Murdoch Bruce; 'J Roi' Mrir-

Kl-unoii, Kilinuir.

Mixed Flowers:

1. R/Jolla `MiioDon_ilil1 2. J<‘f\l1

MacR.a/:; 3. Alice MacPherson; 4. Jack Maclfod.

Gladioliis:

l. Mrlam MacPl1erson; 2 liri-

doch Bruce: 3. T'”'”"“ `1»"'"'“"‘l"- Geranium:

1, wlll.i Biichr':--ii ll'--'l‘.1“‘ ‘"2

2; Kathleen Rc5'r‘r':‘< C'f‘1i ll"'l"-l- crass 5-rrtiiri'

Wealthy Apples!

1, Basil MarKinn'm: 2. Kathleen

Reynolds; 3. Billy MarKcni'ia.

Crab Applest

I, Anna Mac_Plir~i'son; 2. Ircllf

MacPherson.

Plate of Phimsz

1. ‘Florrle MacIntosh: 2. Wllla Bu-

chanan: 3_ 1-_,0ui=e Hiiiiic.

CLASS 6-(`(\0KI.\'f%

Loaf of Willie Bread:

l. Anna-MicPhev ui; 2, .\lai~irle

MacDonald.

Plate of Tea Bl=c.u ts:

1. Margie Mncl‘<»:-aid: 2. /iniiie

Hume; 3. Jean Martine. 'f‘~~=-iivil Ps-‘i-i~:

Plate or closer Siifiii-“I

l. Jean Macnee: " ‘\l-".i"“" N12-

i'Jona‘d.

Tea Cake:

l, Jean MacRae: 2. '<~t`ii " ~ lv<‘-

l’l‘z~i'-n~\: 7". ‘l"\"'i‘ ""T` "” " ' .*.iin,i n'l~,"l‘l*'~:“":1.

iinents which must wait t‘li next Brown Sugar Pudqs; ‘\i'i~-i.li-'i~ Ciiiiit: I

Amit, Hmm.. 3_ Jmu MM-RM.: 4_ iMalli".oii; fl. /\le_\:;illflr-l' I‘.I.itl'.i'.:i:>‘_

Tii'i:ni A-IiieLci~tl i& Cmml n“"‘*“-

Mai-.\liIl,iii: Ll. Sybil _ Map D,.““.3m.. ;Gii'ls' free-for-all: 3, Loviie .\l:i'.'I~1iiniiiiZ l (°;|~iiiies 5 & i§._l_ r_,.,,-N. M_,_~Kin_ l. Lilli'iii .\.tac1.f~fil: '.‘ .liuiii .\lzi‘-

`iio:i: '.3 'cali Stewart: 3, Ii°¢‘iic`R`~"3 3 T-'°‘~ll-’f` Hill”-"1 4- Rl‘ff\\Y'l"‘

-Ilriii-e; 4. Diiiicaii MacPliei'san. iPh"‘"-°°“-

Cii~iiil-ss 7 .Q 8- I. Jfck l\-Izicheodl 2 _B“~"~“' f"f*"f01"1*Hf |'r|»iimpe¢~~_~| KWH; 3 Ai(.xnndm~ MB. 1. Mlll'd"_<~li Bi'il<‘c: 2. I-111". Til.: 'H.__,m“. 4' M._\.im1m Mm.Kinmm_ Rae; fl. i\f:i‘i'o`.iii Maeliiiiiioiit -1. Al-

_Gmd(,§ 9 & m__1_ mum MM- exander Nizillie-~cn.

Pli."i'soii; 2. Florrlc Maciiiloshi 3. “"1” "”""- V4 ’“ 1°:

W ,és

rci i'i~ia not

Pllvlvioii Art \Voi~l~:: i

.Iune Ticiton; 3. JPs=if‘ Stf‘WI1-1”!! 4-! __ ,, __ , __ __ Y _

1. Earl M:icl'tlir~ i\- 1liit'<’.i*./-li'

l. L"'.isler .\I.cLi".“.i`-1 2. ,lfil-izie

Nnn, Hmm.: 4_ Cnimrim. MM-_ I. I-lr\allii‘ri'I:i’c; 2. I3ro."l:l_\'ii: Il.

Il ` _ r. .

HUSBANBRY

Till-I l".\Il.\iI.\'G I’ROBl.F.I\lS

itiolitiiilictli ‘

As time goes ,oil there seems to

a general tendency wwarcis

large scale iarining which binigs

` iiith it ilu- pi-ous-iii of hiring iieigi.

in order io i-airy on the extra vsorit critallcd. li; many inslariues ur-

' nd suit;-'.~.-:.t family help to do

ll the :\i>:}: a;;d, needless to say.

,in si.;-l. iii.-ts ivi: find qu.;e a l iltsiiiirt re:1eetion.of pi'opriiiio:'y i liili-ics ill the business. As one

U cu

“L2

‘ drives lhioiigh the ordinary farm- -

ing 1:1. ' il ' o

ti- iniin y little difficulty will ‘

we lvzd iii ii :tiling out the iziniily

ip lated ilirliis.

Owing to the pioneer custnm of 3

Iiiiig and liard hours of labor on t ie farm ilitre still cxsts tha:

_ fculinz of druclgcry in nialzy ,' I i‘oniniiii.|l.':; ".'hi<‘h is li/it nl1j'_i.-lLfi- - f. itblc lit tiii pro.-clit ilnic. lt is triit'

- »»t“ .

FEEDS, FEES

.\i_'l'ivin_'_f tlliily \‘.hii‘h i ive uri- si-lliiirg lit lowest l

possible l’i‘ii'i‘:<. ‘_

Bll;?f3.l*l' ` SHDRTS .

wHi'i'I-:~ .\iii>iu.i.\'i;s' >- oil. i .iiii-3 .\iic.ii. f

st1lll'.\i.ii iii-fic l-‘iii-:ii ,

cli,ii‘lii-Ju i‘oii.\' i-‘i~;l~:l> i'oii.\'.iii»;_ii.

(i"1i.~atL‘rfzil)

l-‘isil .iii-;.ii. ‘ rox 1~‘l-Jiaiis 3

i»oifi.'i‘iir >;i'l'i»i.ll;s

Un sale :it our Siilfll i\~

ifi-.'i<;i> s'i'oi<i-:_

ilarter & Go.

Liiiiiieil

wil.; ccrtzili; piiroilr., _ itll `

tri' 111' :. iigtalii tiicrc are the otiit-t ;'»ii..ii '_',l:cn the l;<»_i;'s oi liclxiiil

'_li.it. tl .. _ _

lzirli‘<-rs do work fairly long li>=,;r.'-

Hi; so ai. ati<i.t.i,i..;1 ;.-~.l-i,_;.. _ _f;-N.,

l"'i;i

_ , _ .ii.L Lu i.i\ "l _-_ , » -. ,i . i - ..i:i<i:` :irc i-<,nip;:i;iL.\<i_v .~lioi't L ` J ' I ‘ "‘ “"‘ --"

ilii: lil-'/pi`.ii;.iii' .i :- .ir .:`I;.-` i. i

as Lu ilii ‘ i ' i

lfiuiii i.i.i:_l1l|i'_i,vIi.s lliiiile . ' ~

:.,;iiil.»i; ol '.\ui'ki:.g lioiirs on faith-

‘.‘.'0i1iti l|g,,,,,i,_

\'i - - .. - ._ ,

it '.i.:i» l<'».liiil illnl .ii. iilil»:ii\;i:::lili- __ vihlf Uh' w°U"“‘ U- A-L-il ~> -1

UU W: __ _ ii.ts_.oi. Llieit- i_., limp- U___»_ ,Mu

_ .iku ,ll _ i U1 L, ~ _ _

_i'.`i‘,(i!."’ '»‘-_`l‘i l- ll ll `i " ll'_., _

'i'li-~- ;.i-.i-..‘_v ol i~:iiiilii;.' 1'." _

ziiiiitzuiizil ii;i!.;l..iiii l'.iiiii 'iiorlz

. ' ' 1 '...i t- ul ll grim... ~*|U~-l»- -ral. iitii . li ii `~

lisset to ii. lfilliiil' ;.:li: m.,.,..J __.

lliixiiis' ili.it :itll li iliri' mil.-’. Us . '_ ‘ ~

_ tile kilowiti c \i'l`i..ii io~'- -.i t -i-'_i

i i‘xI‘il'i.<i>ii iii the iil:in:1.::;; Of iirxuz . ' ` “" “ ' =>' ‘ ~ _ M iicrlvc iioiii ll... l;;,__.3 or ‘mm ._._-ii

i so as to ke(-p 'lie licjii- c:i`p.i rl, _

riiiii-ti ._ ~~ i'»‘ii .il ‘:'_i*\`.f~ lo '- lu.i\'

' (

irlii till-iii ii ;:'i‘.1 <:i_i, ii; veii:.- 'fr "‘"l\`- ll- 1- =.‘i=l>_l i:.:: l;_i ii... ii

ii,-ii... __ __

A \.o.li a lii:i.l._i \\._i :iiiiiii\;i_; ii ,_,.,.,

'l`i:c iariuii' \\'l.f» i:iii< iii liuie _

icfiirc and :i.ii~;’ .~'_i.i,».», ;_,,_u-v V ...

, ii.flir..te arr:iiigcii;eni of the various _ _

tasks ina' arc to be lierforincd on “mug me “Wk °*’1“`°l“`l`l5' -'11‘1`11l1~‘- lil' l'i"~i' \\lli lift' tlifiz lie ~< o‘icr~ NL IL ls own !""(':“`(` “Y V ‘Q 'ii=ii-' i' 'i “reiit cli~itl\"i‘i 'ice tli'i' k‘m“ ""1 0# ill... grim. b_.~.i- ,. _

iilsiii---. - - ~, ._

_ ` . . _ iv: ._ _ - ._ . i lii_~: iii.»ii iviil be ldie :it iiwixiclii ` ' H ' "‘ - '-1

O lllilll \ 1 " n v ,

, . < . * ' ,\'-'_I.i"-_.1il .. ;~ ~- --

iiito;i :is and iviil. e.l\v_.;»‘s bi- u.liiiiii _ _ ~ L “ "

_ _ _ i\.ilk of nic.

viuli liis ivo,ii and lir-lice is boliliii OI _ _

i a .ami ii.; ~ ~'~-- _ .-

lo `;ri.<c, (hire ri fzirini-1' pr-'.1-5 bc- _ `H “L ‘md 9-~ ~~

_ _ ‘ _ _ iiiviiiiai-i' l.1-:ilu i-E..i 1'-~ fi‘ fi ii -_

liiiiil ivzlli 1\,‘..~ \ioi'l<_ lie slioiiiii ii-.;.;:i __ _ _ _ ‘ ‘

cvi-ri' vlfiiii to o\'<>i'l‘illf‘ i‘ ‘iiiil "' 'ii `|(";"H. J Ii ‘I "H" "\"'!`v’: “Ui ‘l ill' p:~'.\lbic to :et a little :thi-;i<l_ for "i`"("‘m‘:"` "'~`L"’~`-"'~ “f J`~l>`» \\l‘.

' lui- ' -' " - ~ --_ -..-

_ _ l. i..i..._..:i_, ..._ __ .-

:il`».’i.t iriun inf: lo~.- ivhicli rcsut'_ V J ` 1' ' "1 ‘ >-"

he and his ciiiployees become mo;-c

iiitrirstcrl iii their work b _ .

, _ \

effort is too ggrcnt as the :c_11 t" i _

o'>l:ii‘1fii from a l.{x'oiip of ::i‘fi'i':ti~-l \voi'l:liif~ii is sill?-I_\' btqifzltl ifoiii, -r--

f:imil_v t:ii.o;:.e, ive find not oniv *air of iri . -ii 1'. \' ','_i' ~ t

or less, ill.-coiiititlcil :intl semi loose- 3 _I_ " _ r ‘ “L 315° >‘

. _ - - will-<=~\i.L»1. oviii-.; l:i.ii ~`i-i-:ii

:iiii`l'r.-.__ tr:<.i. t.ii'l. is oiii»:‘_ '

ncetlcil to gyrt i‘iiiplcj,'cr-s :ii-t‘i:i’.".

,, To HWS' pro-rc tobe of ;:iest..i.,.‘

.r .f_»- IJ

'inh;ts 0( l:i<i'.i try nite foliilcd '

"mth in years -0 mme __.\ ;_. ~:iItii:'.-st

iscli in :`:i1 oi' ni"n \'i":'i> Lili- :ii - xiii' `

illll‘l`f‘-*li`<l ill ll=l.\`l|0.i' €\llfl Wi-0 llffiff

along: iii .1 lmif-lioa:'i».':l ln:i:‘;:l`

'l'l'c 'i'.,1 ivim gi\'i=_< l:lli=1l_-.iti,

:iiiiiil.i»:i iii f,\\e:_i’ iiisl: lie illrfer-

i.il_<i.s i.. .i v.‘.»l'l‘i li iiv. . _ i.. 1 i!oIl.ii:- :ii iiiii illne. lil Lii L '

\i‘i'_i,‘ ri1i1:~“:‘.i‘, lo <i/‘irriiiinr uv.

“.7

iiiuis '.i~i".i on ii:'.v taviii. :_ iilieii fcwiul .<lioli'tl be il.-fr-il fireord-

ills,"

.\ :r-1_`.1i~ iluit ts ;-iiii‘.il.inii,

<._..- tv.

~ 5

PUULTRY

niaiie ;‘~ ilnii oi piai'i::u liclp fi fiat,

rule iii' xii lnlieli pci' mo:;th for isle

l‘ol' thc next few mouths.

ii-iii-i;i» 7.-i-.ii~. while the i~.:i.iiil ive l'iv:|iii='t~ rniire poullr_\'

iiliisiiiil ii;'.:l;t noi vliiy i‘ _fonts

riiiiliizil lol' :i::_viiilf‘ to lici"iii‘i‘ie il-

daiily in iirilvl' to keep ou!

’ - i"lii‘lul'_\' i‘iiipio_\ci‘.< \viii‘|\isl"

--i:.~i»',~<i iiiiriiii: :i bi=.»._\~ sea-.mi if full lime. lli:i;}iv_\‘t pi'i<'es :itz ii _< ii,-i~. is iiie saiiie iis it ii-as iiiir- \v:iv< zilloivcrl for :i\'cl'zi_;`ai xii: the winter iiieiitlin, lieive :i i|ii.ili!_i_ vviqii pu-iiiiiini pi-ii-g,"

iioulii :viii adxzsable to par ri 10|' Mill-.-lvl] .~'.li\('k. |T;l_l]y l'(-- lizizlrcl' \v.i;:e irozn the time :i‘f‘<ii:"t , iul‘|i~=. Still] li_\' oypi-i-_<_~; ily' liegills till the curl of liiii'\'e_-t cvciil ‘ il`l|('l\_

iliaugzli the iviii‘e-- ivatze nil"liv be

quite small.

Ucfnzc r-i:_f:a,'!1;`_f: e.\:t:'.i farm lteip i

0:10 .~lii`u`d sec rIr‘:ii’l\‘ ll;.‘.l li_v ilu- .

Royal Packing Go. (.l. I). .ll-1.‘\llil.\J.\`)

i if»IEEiT»¥IB¥l

Gi-,-ide I--1. Gladys MacMiilan;2.*0UR BOARDING HOUSE 'ivi th .”1l'i_lnr liuople

Wallace MacPherson.

Grriilc 1!-l. Anflu. l\'Iat'Plicrson;

'.1 Catlieriiie Macmieiisuii; 3. Louise / l\{ncl"1ieison _

Grades 3 &_-i-i. Gordon MacDon- "‘d: 2. Roy MacKinnon; 3. S_vbll

"aeDonald: 4. Olive Lecco.

Graclcs 5 & 6-1. Lloyd MacKin- ui: “ 'Beerlicr Dewir; 3. Lorne

V. --~ 4. Basil MacKinnon. ‘ r~-~~-i ~ 'I .Ki ll-1. Malcolm Mac "'-~--~~ “ f‘orrlon Buchanan: 3.

A ,- ~ `i;=tli<\sfiu: 4. /irtliiir `

'it-..-~1<'~~~ ~

Grades f‘ i0 -l. Annie Hume: 2. Ha il 7`i"\f"'i' fl. N“ra Tlriicvt 4-_

Yi‘l=-in lVI‘cI.c.~d

Gv:'elc.= 7 a- lo' Water Color-1.

.lflllfin li/I."ir‘I.-f‘od: Z' I-"l7.fib:~lli Mac- €l`li~r=i“J: fl. lV[iir<lc"li Frilcet 4.;

3 Krillilrwii R~v“c‘d<.

T \”r~i~ll`o‘io: ‘ I (ri--ifif-_ 1 is il 1. l<‘l-iiiilr; :Glen ‘

!M“rl`ii: R `l".""vllr‘. A ' n--af'-e '7 lo 1* fi. llcailiei-dnlezi -\ v-j‘li~i--l-~: R ¥,’~‘l<‘\'i\`, I

*ri-~=---i Flap: '

l~\-:ict 2. I-lcatlierdale; 3.

.Glrii .\I i'l“1 ` _

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oven wiv ii.iveNTioi~i!

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og--»'~~. i ic ri--i r~~i‘ \i.1r'~.'.ii~- f I'

~i~n: " T=l‘~» l<w1~;g Il. /*.l`.”c ‘f_"“-. ""””=""t 4 Invite Mfr-e'{‘nn~i:,

f""‘rl°= 'l ln 10--1. I\'t"‘c Ma -

‘”’l~er“ li: '.2 T alzel l<’ii:\;; R. W Illn"l

‘r/-xi-iisiei Asiv it c§l°_~i~if.f~"'* ‘ ‘

HA\/\/R-`RLlN\Pl-\-~ M\l_L\Oi\l6 AT M*/'BECV\ ANU CN-L~‘~ i HE' HAS GONE. CRAZY

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Cosivisices we Tiwr i-r;-'S . i A6 SQuii>.i2Eu.Y /as me

/if ony, 1:01255-r, AND ;i;‘r~/i SL; ' SHOOir\\@ i-lim isrro i-u~5 P i e;i2il‘>£>,Beifoi2E i-ie §Tsr2T:>

-/AM TO BE l”l2E5‘D‘5'\"f`*" éwiieeiisie oss cilAr~iUEi_iEi2§»-

one cucisoo isi Actocis .

is Esiouéitl, Ai=.oui\iD ri

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oi_ii2 New BOAQDER. f

J. Bias-5 Bicrmoiaeisie, iss -J 0126/sieiziisie A cowii>/>ii~N

- 'ro M/>~i.iul=¢\cTi_ii=.E -me "- i-ioOl>i.i'-3 li_i_uiviii~i¢\Ti;D

FUNNEL i/.E~(rioi_E, AND 1

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