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Kellys Gross School

Great. interest was manifested in Kelly's Cross School Fair which was held in Kelly's Cross Sept. 19th. The dliferent schools taldnl! DB" were: Kelly's Crossj South Mel~ ville and Maplewood. A large num- ber o! excellent exhibits were on

The judging was done by Miss Rodd. M3‘. W. J. Reid, 3B. S. A. and Mr. James R. Murphy, Inspector o! Schools. The list o! those winning pr zles is as follows:

Class I-Grains-Oatll, 1 Johnny Nantes, Maplewood. 2 Brenden flood, S. Melville, 3 John Ferguson s. Melville, 4 Francis Kelly, Kelly's Cross. ‘

Wheat-l Francis McDonald. Kelly's Cross. 2 Francis Kelly, 8 John "Beer, S. Melville, "4 Justin K‘ lly, Kelly's Cross.

Sweet Corn-l Marjorie Dixon. s Melville, 2 Brenden F10Cd,_3 El- lism Toole, S. Melville.

'I‘hreshed Beans, Yellow CFO-l Sylvia Flood, S. Melville, 2 Mar)‘ Mann, S. ltfelvllle.

Ron's, G. M. Potatoes-l Wm Wlrldcll. Kellys Cross, 2 Francs K="_\', 3 Francis McDonald, 4 Elli- - s ‘l Toole.

l v irLll Coiyblers-l \Vm. Wacldell. ‘ ‘ 2 Geo Tilollnghzln, 3 Wm. Mona‘ glLill, 4 Ellison Toole.

‘ _ ,* - i‘ - ihlrnips-l Johnny Nantes, 2 ‘ l ' ; " . Ellison Toole, 3 Wm. Weddell, 4 ‘ Jog Flood.

Il‘O1§—1 Gavin Toole, 2 Francis

t _ ~ ', 3 Will. Wzlddell, 4 Rota. hun-

tes. .

Parsnips-I Francis Kelly.

, C1853 III, Vegetables-Tomatoes,

A (“lrcl-rr-l John Ferguson, 2 Wm.

1\I"'.‘.llf1lli\ll, 3 Jas. Grecnan. 4 Ethel Duffy.

Cucumbers-l Ethel Duffy, I Ri-

chard Monaizhan 3 Wm Weddell, 4'

Ll id “Tactic-ll.

. its Kelly, 2 -'.'\l l{‘l17“(‘, 3 F isiilla ltionaghan, 4 broaden Flood.

Cabbage-l Johnny Nantes. I Ri- ta Nantes, 3 Mcrcedes Flood, 4 Ma- ! l‘ Tiiuli‘.

"umplcns-l Johnny Nantes, 2‘ Itluy illlonaghan, 3 Rita Nantes, 4‘ Francis Carragher.

Class TV—ZE‘lowcrs. Best Bouquet oi Sweet Peas-l Marjorie Dixon.

Best boqlle; oi’ mixed flowers -1 Itillrjoric Dixon, 2 Mary McKenna, 3 Bernadette Carragher, 4 Gene- vieve Carragher.

Best bouquet of Gladiolus-l

display in all the different classes.‘

Lawrence Monaghan, 3 John Beer, 4 Thomas Trainer. Mizcellaneous-l Thomas Train

I or. ‘i Poultry Feed Hopper-l Johnny

Three legged race for girls-l. Pll~ thllr Connolly. tricia Flood and Margaret, Dixon. 2 Dorothy Greenan and Mercedu Flood. -

Jockey race boys-l Wm. Weddell OLABS x-Ilive Stock and John Beer, 2 Wilfred Woods Pom"

Edmund Roche, 3 H. MscKensie.

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Nantes. 131m Hou3e_1 Jahh Beer, 2 Geo l and Jos. mood. 3 Percy Woods and mnagham [Lloyd Waddell, 4 mum omnul CW4 Edmund m“, 2 w, Miscellaneous-——l John Beer, 2 I "m! "5- Greena“ chm, Colllngs, 3 Gene MoGuigsn, 4 J“ mood, 3 Geo Mo.,,.ghan_ a Relay race-l South Melville, 2 Edwud comm}, , | J” WNW“ . Kellys cross, 3 Maplewood. awed m“ Henkl John Byme 01m X—Live Stock and P°"lii'i'~' “mm ‘aw-l m" m!“ a 2 Maurice O'Shea. a Teresa. Roche.

lncst heifer calf-l Francis‘ K01 l2 Patk Duffy, a Wm. Waddell, 4 I Lawrence Monagllan.

Poultry. Barred Rock-i Mercy idas Flood, 2 Ellison Toole, 3 Jds. lFlood, 4 Jas. McManus.

Wnl. Mona-

l ‘ White Leghorn-l i ghan.

Class XI - Cnllcczions, lll]ll‘.iOllS| ‘Weeds-l scuih lllelvllle School.

‘2 Kelly's Cress School, 3 Nlapic wood School.

Tree leaves-l South hiclville. 2

Sgmpjg-g of \\‘QQd-—1 Will. Waddcl‘.

Class XII School ‘Work. ~- Books-l Charles lliggllls, .2 Elnil": Iligglns, 3 Sylvia Flood, 4 Brcllciell Flood.

(bi-I Ronald Grcenan.

(cl-l Fllilsiizia T""lol‘. '3 \le colic-s Flood. 3 Beatrice l\I..\i-.lllll~=.

(di-l Rita Aichiallus, 2 Pslrici".

Flood.

(ei-I Dorothy Grcenrln. 2 Mac ion Flood. 3 Ethe‘. Duffy, 4 Margarc. Mdlvlanus.

(a) Map Drawing, P. E. Island- l Fzlustina Trainer‘, 2 Francis Hello 3 Richard lvlonagllan, 4 Alllllt“, Waddell.

(b) Mil/p Drawing, Ivlnritirrles -! Peter Bradley, 2 Lawrence lvlonrvl ghan, 3 Leo Campbell. 4 Johnny Nantes. ,

(c) Canada-l Ethel Duffy, 2‘ Wm. Weddell, 3 Margaret McMa- nus, 4 Mary McKennap

Justin Kelly, 4 Brenden Flood.

lb) Beets-l Linus lvlclllanlls, 2 Mary Kelly, 3 Rita Bradley, 4 Ke- vin McKenna. |

(c) Grapes-l Mcrcedas Flood, 2, Jas Greellan, 3 Elllison Toole, 4i Thomas Trainer. | (d) Automobile-I Jos. Flood, 2 Marjorie Dixon, 3 Johnny Nantes 4 Patricia Flood.

(e) Landscape-l Dorothy G"ee-' nan. 2 Veronica Greenan, 3 Mary; McKenna, 4 Mary Bradley. i Penmanship a) -l Charlotte Higgins, 2 Emily Ifgglns, 3 Myrtle

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Mlrjorle Dixon.

(‘lcranium-l Johnny Nantes, 2 4 Rita Nantes.

Class V, Fruit, Wealthy Apples- I Francis Kelly, 2 Mary Kelly, 3 Johnny Nantes, 4 Marjorie Dixon. Lonlhard Plums-l Gavin Toole. Crabs-l Mary McKenna, 2 Rita Bradley, 3 Ellison Toole, 4 John Ferrllson.

Class VI-Canrling, Raspberries ~—l Margaret lviz-Mallus, 2 Annie Vtliqlclell, 3 Mary Kelly, 4 Mercedes. Fiood.

Beets-l Johnny Nantes. ~ -. Class VII. Cooking, Loaf of vmllte null-i Ethel nllrry, 2 Marlon‘ I-“llzd, 3 Nlazy Bradley, 4 Josephinei Itiflvinnlls.

Biscuits-l Mary McKenrla, 2 l nlllry, 3 PillflCla Flood, 4'

Sugar Conkes-l will. 2 Veronica Greellan. 3 Mar- ion Flood, 4 Patricia Flood.

(‘linger Snaps-I Mary Mona 29m, 2 Fallsllna Trainer, 3 Vero» zlial. GYPUIlflil, 4 Mildred Carragher

Plrun Fudge-l ll/iilllred Carra-

Fl oil, 4 .\Inry Nlonaphnn.

riehmll Lunch-l Annie, wallljell, 2 “errcvlzrl Wnddoll, 3 Mmy Mona- pix n.

, vnr. Sciving, Knitting lifld C"'"llotinlz--Plllln Searing. Apr-on ' ' P""""Zo Weddell,» 2 Annie Vi’ drliiil, Ii FfllWYITl Trainer F"‘.lf{l“ lvllriltcllillq-l 1);); nthy

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lVlélflOn mood, 3 Francis MCDOIllld‘F5-ll5tml Monazhan. 3 Kevin Mc-

Mary Mona- ,

Campbell, 4 Mabel Monagllnn. (bl-l Genevieve Carragher, 2‘ Kenna, 4 Ronald G-"eenan. (cl-l Francis Kelly, 3 Thomas‘- Trainor, 4 Mildred Carragher. (d)—-l John Ferguson, 2 Mary Creamer, 4 Leo Campbell. ‘ (e)-l Margaret McManus, 3i Marion Flood, 4 Veronica Greenarl.

Portiolio ——l South Melville School.

Project Map-l South Melville; 2 Maplewood.

Poster-l Marion Flood, 2 Doro-i thy Greenan, 3 Veronica Greenan, 4 Lawrence Monaghan.

Weather chart-l Francis Kelly.

Class XIII. Contests, Singing- A

special first prize awarded to Maryl

McKenna, and Thomas Trainor. l-Maplewood, 2 South Melville, Public Speaking-l Wm. Waddcll. Physical drill exercise-l South

Melville school, 2 Kelly's Cross and

Maplewood Schools, equal.

Class XIV. Erporis, 50 yds dash for gfrls under 9-1 Faustlna Mon-

,agharl and Mary Kelly, 2 Charlotte

Higgins, 3 Marie Toole, 4 Theresa

KY7 “. 2 Pwfw hIChlflllllS, 3 lilferceltles 'I‘rl"lin0r.

50 yds dash for girls from 9-12 1 Rita. Nantes. 2 Annie Waddell, 3

iiBeatrice McManus, 4 Rita MCMZUT: 1y

us.

75 yds dash for girls over 12-4 Patricia. Flood, 2 Dorothy Dixon, 3 ‘Marjorie Dixon, 4 Mary Creamer-

75 yds dash for boys 8-l0 years -1 Gavin Woods, 2 Liv-ll". lllcrllan- us. 3 Gavin Toolc, 4 Jlntirl Kelly

1y_ Gordon Waddell, 3 Jos. Kelly.

| tl-s, 2 Ruth Dunsford, ‘ Hanan, 4 Kathleen Cassock.

i i I i Kelly's. Cross, 3 hlaplclvood. l i l

Flood, 3 hlarjol-ie DlXJll, 4 Joseph ‘

i Art Work. on Apples-l Mabel V” _ Llonaghan, 2 Laurence Bradley, 3

| Tomatoes-l Leo McCarty. Val-

Whl In h H ns-l L0 ' Teachers race-I Gertrude Nsn- n I om e us 3 Mathias

Free for all, Jr-l Wilfred Woods 2 Percy Woods, 3 Joe. Flood, 4 Ju. GICCUHII.

Free for all. =- ioll, 2 ‘vlll. \\

Leann-l Ions West School, 2 New-town Schwi-

_‘ 54”"! m" Wood-l Edmlllld mche, 2 Alfred

. 3 John Beei‘.

,_ McKenna. 4 M“ ‘\‘ Insects-l NBWWWII School, z‘ Vincent Collin“-

IONA SCHOOL FAIR m“, mksmool, W0“ l e a i i C 1-555 l-“tl-“XS ' Elxerclse Book-l c. MHCLMD. 2' a l\L Macradyen. 3 J. Ross, 4 B. Kel- 31$ oazs-l l,“ . 3 “ “mus- i (b)—l M. Ross, 2 L. Macuan, a N°wz°'m' 4 ‘ B. llllcKenlla, 4 C. MacFadyen. ‘ _ _ 1 | (cl-l M. I/IacFadyen, 2 J. Cod; ‘wid’ “ma!” ,3 W. Kelly. 4 L. McGarry.

-.~.l.ct 0'1"“- (di-l M. Cody, z P. Kelly, a l.‘ ‘f1 fmche‘ To?“ MacKenzle, 4 Vincent Ceilings. “ ~ " "' * “‘““°w“' ‘ (cl-l N. Gill, 2 o. Kelly, a r. , Connolly. CU“ L “ROOTS ‘ Map Drawing-(si-l ‘H. Mllc

Kenzie, 2 M. Roche. (b)-l E. Boss. 2 M. Gill, 3 R. Gill, 4 V. Ceilings.

(cl-l E. Roche. | Art Work (B)—1 J. R085, 2 C. MaoLem. 3 M. MacFadyen. |

(b)—1 M. Ross, 2 L. McLean, 3 ' C. MacFadyen. 4 M. MacFadyen. (cl-l H. MacKenzie.

(dl-i V. Ceilings, 3P. Kelly, 3 . n. Ross. l (0-1 A. mKenna, 2 M. Coadv. Penmanship, (a)-l Edna Cod: 2 C. MacLean, 8 J. Ross, 4 L. Kelly (b)-l E. McGarry, 2 J. MeGarr)

3 L. McKcnnu, 4 Lea McGarry. (cl-l Clara McGuigan, 2 C C. MacFadyen, 3 M. Ross. 4 M.

c; .\I. Potatoes-l John Byrnel lmlh West, '_‘ Frank Ushca. Iona West, 3 Mrry Gill. 10118 E85?- 4 Henry OSllca. Iona West.

‘Tumips-l N. Gill, Newwwil. 2 Arthur ccnrlolly‘, Iona East, 3 Frank O‘Shea. 4 Rita. Gill.

Carrots-l H. lvIacKenzie, Ocean vicw;2 N. Daugherty, Valley, 3 Jessie Ross, Ocean View, 4_Joseph Murphy, Iona West.

Parsnips-l Elsie Maclean, Ocean

(‘LASS III-Vegetables

icy, 2 Margaret Ross, Ocean View.

. m». . r. 4 lri 0G8. - i‘, Foinmgfgfqn’ M m M T (d)-l M. Cody, 2 n. R058, a J.

Cucumbers-l Louis Daly ‘Iona Byme‘ 4 J‘ Mcauny‘ ‘ ‘ ’ (e)-1 Ruth MacPherson, I A.

West. 2 Edmund Roche. 3 Matthias n n u a Us)‘ 4 E no he Daugherty, alley, 4 Ivan Roche “on o y‘ M’ u’ ' c ' 10m west Proloct Map-l Newtown School.

Beets-l Louis Roche, 2, llflmo’

Weather Chart-l ljhnmett"Rochc

Daly, Iona West. 3 Louis Daly, 4

ltlatthias Dougherty. 2 cm“ “mm” Cabbage-l Henry O’ Shea. 2

Mary 0.5mm’ CLASS Kiln-SPORTS

» Pumpkin-l Matthias Doughefty. 2 John McGarl-y, 3 Henry Olshtl, 4 Frank O‘Shea..

Squash-l Henry MoGarry, 2 I428 McGarr-y.

(cl-w yds dash girls under 9- 1 Mary Kelly, 2 Genevieve O'Brien 3 Teresa Cody. 4 Lillian Connolly.

(ml-w yds dash girls 0-12-1 Margaret Rose. 2 Edna MoGarry, 3 Catherine Connolly.

(cl-TS yds dash girls over 12-\ Clara MoGuigan, 2 Mary OlShea. 3 Hits. Gill, 4 Msry- Roche.

(al-‘TB yds dash boys under 9- 1 Louis Kelly, 3 Frankie O'Brien.

(lb-loo ylls llllllll boys 9-12 1 James Cody, 2 John Mxflarry. 3 Henry McGal-ry, 4 Walter Kelly.

CLASS IV—FLOWERS

Sweet Peas-l Ruth MacPhea-son Newtown, 2 Edna McGarry. 3 Elsie MacLean.

Mixed Flowers-l Catherine Col- lings. Ncwtolvn, 2 Catherine Con- nolly, 3 Edna McGarry, 4 Lillian

Connolly. 2 Gladloli-l Alice Connolly, Iona (°)‘_1°° Yd‘ M“ ‘my’ We“ ‘ _ East. \ Theo MoGuigan, 3 John MoRae,

3 Andrew McTasue. 4 1E0 McCar- CLASS V-FRUIT ‘

(a)—60 yds sack race boys under lo yrs-l Henry McGsrr-y. 2 Henry O'Brien. 3 Imlia Kelly, 4 James Cody.

(bl-do yds sack race boys over

Spy Apples-l MBIV O’Shea. Wealthy Apples-l Frank OBhea 2 N. Gill, 3 Leslie MacLean, 4 H. .MzlcKcnzie. . 1 Crab Apples-I ings, 2 Arthur Connolly. 3 H.

Catherine Coll-

Mab Gill. a Edward Connolly. 4 Lea Mc-

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Daly, I Edward Connolly- l

cuss xr-oollnscwlolis I

Poster-l n. McGarry. l ‘ '

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NOVEMBER 2"“. 3"'- 4“- . 1932 ‘

Open to all Canadian ‘National Registered

A Prize won at Charlottetown enhan ce the value of your foxes,

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Prepare at once for this great competition.

- This Big Show provides a valuable medium through which to establish trade connections. ‘

entry list assured. l

The third Show to be held on P. E. Island

HOME of the FOX INDUSTRY

The place

Visitors To; Goddie Memorial Ghurc

FEW People pass through New ‘London without paying a. visit to the historic old Geddie Memorial Church. During the past summer the usual large number from all over Canada, the United States and some from the British Isles have called there and inscribed their names in the Visitors’ Baal; which was presented to the church some few years ago by the noted Island authoress, Mrs. L. M. Montgomery Mmimflldl who was born in New

10-1 Andrew MeTazue. ll Newman . London. Following is a list o! those '~

l who came to date.

Kenzie, 4 Clarence MacLean. {Gaul RW- wn“ 0- 3°53!» B1B" Iii-B» . (cl-Back race girls over 12- vl Kgnglngmn; M“ wm_ Q Roads’ Catherine Connolly, 3 Annie Kenslngton; Miss Doris Jfifdlng

CLASS VI-CANNING 0‘Brlen, 3 Margaret O'Brien, 4

Jar Raspberries-l Mary O'Shea Edna Mcsarry‘

2 Clara McGuigan, Iona West, 3 (‘J-Girls three 1°98”: m” '_ 1 i A. MoGuigan and Nance O'Brien.

2 Kate O'Brien and M. lvwrllglle. 3 Margaret O'Brien and C. Mc- ‘ Guigan.

CLASS V“_COOKING (M-Joflsy race boys under 8 years -1 A. Mdrague and L. Mc- Garry. 2 A. McGarry and L. Mc- Garry. 3 A. McGarry and J Mc- Garry, 4 W. Kelly and V. Ceilings.

(a)—Backward race girls under 8 yrs-l Mary Kelly, 2 Edna Mc- Garry, 3 Catherine Connolly, 4 Ca-

Catherine Connol-

‘l White Bread-l Catherine Coll- lnwr. 2 Edna McGarry.

1 'l"c:~. Biscuits-l Margaret O'Brien

.12 Edna NlcGnrry, 3 Edith Ross, 4 Alco Connolly.

Blended hilt-l Fulrlillll Tliona- 100 yds dash for boys 10-12 _v1'.‘_ jltfll, 2 lllllry" Kelly. Ll-Wilfred Wands, 2 Idoyd Weddell

W bl-rllrlcred Linen-l Fllllstina’ 3 Percy Woods, 4 Richard Mona '1‘ fnor. l, ghan

Ywlhle hcmstilchillvz-l Aim-ion l‘ 100 315 dash hcys (yljby lg ycnrs, T‘ "=1 l._ will. Wfttltlell, z Jfihll Ber-v, a

Fwdina Monaghrln, Ti hill"; Kelly, ' 50m

4 Mm’ blvllfighfln- I Sack race ior boys under 10 yrs. Blcndml Sock-l Marion Flood. 2 l _1 Linus Mcll/[hhug 2 Gavin whom

Pwrlcia Flood. 8 Marv Monarzhan- 1 s nhvlll Toole, 4 nrcnuell Flood. l-2lllbroid"l'n:l Linen-l Marlon ; sack "we m; boys Qvef 1Q vmr_q_

P‘ "d. 2 veronica Greener» "-1 Wilfred Woods, 2 Wm. “Illdflell Class IX, Manual ‘Iralnlrlg, Mllk- 3 John may, 4 J55; Gl-eenah,

and Fsllis Heir, uo Mb- srd‘; one! 7 n a would my lull tonic. o

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Clan Had nndfilouy lei

-1 Beatrice Mama...“ 2| PIOOG, 2 Veronica Greg-nan,

| Wheelbarrow race lor boys_. l WYn. Weddell and

Jss. and Ronald Grcenan. ‘Three legged race for boys-i Wm. Wsddell and

IJunssnndRonAldGl-eenan.

TIP-lied S<1¢k—1 Rh“- niilrzl‘. 2‘.(loldie MacKenzic, 4 .1<l'.lll FPYgIl é

it" stool-l John B661’. 2 Lloyd Potato race for boys under 131mm Com“.

Virdrlell, 3 Geo. Monaghan, 4 Jat- yrs-l Jr's Greenan, 2 Ronald‘, slmlakilreresa coady

“‘"“"“““ °'°°““"l 3 Gilli“ T°°‘e- ‘ nllllllolacrea Linen-I‘ Alice

Nail Bax-l movd Weddell. 1 From 10-12 yrs—l Wm. Monk» C,,,,,o,,y_

-~ -~~--——~-- ~-'~—- lflhtlnl 2 Rich“ Menflilhflli- 1 Ilffinlltd Sodk-l Mlry Gill.

DANDRUFF $13.12;“ w“ H w»; ° ' [Ruth MacPhcrson.

Potato race Ior girls‘ under l2 y-l-s. For girls over 12 yrs-l Patricia John Beer, 2,1,

‘Wilfred Woods and Jos Flood, 3 Lloyd Waddell and Percy wocds, 4|

John Beer, 2 hTlly, Wilfred Woods and Joseph Flood!‘

Ginrter snaps-l Alice Connolly, , 2 Edna McGurry, 3 Edith Ross.

Fildgc-l Edward Connolly, 2 Mtfy Coady. Newtown, 3 Ednl. . llicilarry. 4 Edith Ross.

Vtllfl- Sewing. Knitting And Crocheting

TIL/ill.“

Apron-——l Catherine Colllngs, 2 llliirt Gill, 3 Mary Cody. 4 Edna Candy.

l Ilolnsltitclllng-l Mal-y 0:11,:

(mass rx- MANUAL rmnvmo (Under 12 Years)

j Milking Stool-——l Edwflfd 00111111-

, Nllll Box-I ululs Kelly, z m“.

rice O’She:l_ 3 Edward Connolly. Chicken, Coop-(Pupils over- 1:

yearn-l M. O'Shen, 2 m, gm.

therine MeFadyen.

(bl- Backward race boys under 8 yrs-I John McGarry. 2 .Walter Kelly, 3 Andrew McGal-ry, 4 Em-l rnett Roche. I

(tn-Backward race boys over B yrs-l James Cody, 2 John Mc- Garry, 3 Henry MOGarry, 4 Walter Kelly.

100 yds dash boys over 14-1 A. Connolly. 3 N. Gill, 3 A. McTflgue, 4 E. Connolly.

(10-75 yds dash girls-l Clara McGuigan, 3 Mary Gill. 3 Mary McTague.

(bl-Backward race girls over 13 -l Clara Moduigan. 2 Annie O'Brien, 3 Mary OShes, 4 Joan‘ Byrne. _

Wheelbarrow race boys-l A. Mc- Tsgue and L. MoClcr-ry, I J. Mc- Garry and ll‘. Roche, 3 E. Connolly| and L. Daly, 4 V. Colllngs and J. Cody. »

Relay Rae-l Iona East School, 2 Valley School.

FFEBWWII; Miss Audrey Taylor, Sunlmerslde; Miss Hope Jardinc, Mr. Norman Embrell, Amherst. N. 8.; Rev. G. T. Sprlggs. Kenslng- ton; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McLean, Mrs. John McLean. Miss Edith Mc- Lean, Miss Georgie Burns, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Jewell, Mrs. Daisy Davey. Master Roland and Allison Jewell. Miss Dorothy Davy. all o! Charlot- tetown; Leslie Mann. Mrs. Leslie Mann, Miss Wanda Mann, Miss Edna Mann, Miss Pearl Mann, Miss Marjorie Mann, Kensington, P.E.I. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Aitken, Miriam J. R. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. N. Ira. Shaw. Charlottetown; Ernest Dou-

. oette, Breadalbane; George‘ E. Rosa,

D.D., Ottawa. Ont.; Jean B. Mc- Earchene, Blunnlerslde; Ann M. Lynd, Montreal; Christina M. Lynd, Jennie V. Sullivan, Sydney; Mr, and Mrs. M. L. Mill, Bummerside; Mr.

Lawson. iAlberton; Mr. and Mrs. James Paton, Chhrlottetown; J. A. Fraser, Charlottetown; Marjorie Fraser, ‘Charlottetown; Kathleen 1.03m. Haliiax, N. 8.; Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Gould, Lunenburg, N.S.; Mrs. Mae Gould Ilbrd,‘ Summer-ville; Mr. and Mrs. M. Kennedy, Bread- albane; Miss Irma Kennedy, Bread- albane; Ivan Kennedy, Breadal- bane: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olunp- bell, Charlottetown; A. G. Railings, North Bustico; G. W. Railings.

Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G.

Young men's nee-l J. Cairns, 3 J. Oomlolly, 3 J. Kelly, 4 B..__Sm‘.th. ‘Rushers nee-l Georgie En- flil. 7 0- 011118. 8 Gertrude Mc-

Fwi “WWI-i A. Connolly. Bird House-i J04 Cont. I Ar-

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Hodgson, Alberton; Mr. and M". Herbert Hodgson. Alberiton; H. C. Hodgson, Winnipeg, Mam; M. C. Newaon. crl-lllltlmlls; v. n. New.

son. Charlottetown; Mrs. Harold Newson, Charlottetown: Bu. and

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Catalogues issued shortly. For information apply

Where y ou fit as a breeder. Where your foxes are deficient. Valuable information on fox husbandry.

The Wor ld’s Greatest Beauty Show in Foxes.

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Secretary Fox Exhibitors Association Charlottetown, P. E. Island

Mrs. T. R. Goudge. Murray Bar-i

bour; B. Roy Holman, Charlotte-

town; N. S. Stevens, Moncton, N.B.; (‘Daniel C. Harvey, Halitaal, N. 5.; i Mr. and Mrs. .1. w. Callback, Bum- merside; J. B. McDonald. Moncton, N. B.; Mrs. Frank H. Callback, Sherbrook; Master Joe Callbeck, Sherbrook: Mrs. Priscilla Jelly, Summersldc; Fannie Bell, Charlot- tetown; Mrs. J. H. Bell, Charlotte- town; Mr. P. W. Small, Charlotte- town; Albert C. Dennis, Idaho Falls. Idaho; Rhona. L. Cameron, Char- lottetown; Harold McKie, Keppoeh, P. E. I.; Mr. and Mrs. Graham, Cavendish: Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Paterson, Cavendish; Mrs. Alexan- der Hiltz. Kenslnzton; Mrs. John McGougan, Kensington; _M;-s. Ma.- mic Oa-Inpbell, Sea Viewi; Mrs. n. n. Ramsay, Charlottetown; Ruby J. McNeil, Summcrsidc; Ruth Dodds,’ Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs, H. Lloyd Daley, Weldon, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. John McNicol, Toronto, 0nt.; G. W. Irwin. williamston, 0nt.; Nellie G. Irwin, Williamston, Ont.; Mona A. Wilson, Charlottetown; Donald M. Holman, Toronto. Ont.; J. Weeks Murphy, Sea. View; Mrs. G. A. Sutherland, Edmonton; Mrs. John B. Glover, Kensington; Mrs. Jane Glover, Kensington; Gordon Glover. Kensington; Alexander Hiltz, Kensington; B. G. H. Har- mond, Summersil-Ie, Miss Ella Gay.

' Iioombs, Mayneld;

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Cousins, Kensington; Florence B. Mouse, Kensington; William E. Pickering, flea View; mrgal-etl Pickering, Bea View; Preston Pick?

‘ ering. Bea View; Mary C. Pickering,

‘ea View; Walter Campbell Rim. ‘tape Wolfe; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burt Sea. View; Mrs. James E. Adams. Sea. View; Mr. and Mrs. Horace

jtewar-t, Sea View; Mr. and Mrs. W. ‘i. Murray. Lexington, Mass; Emma Wright. Philadelphia, Pa»; Mabel E. French, Philadelphia, Pa“; m. and Mrs. J. Albert Baxter, Philadel- phia, Pa-i Mrs. Edison l". Dam- morell, Freetown: David L. McIn- tosh, Bedlord. Mass; Cora M. Muriel J. J. “ , Ruatioo; Jean Donald, Bea. View; William C. DonnhLBu View; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Donald, Bea View; C .H. Steven, Kenobert. Bulk.

. Lockhar-t,'Antigonish, N. 5.; Mr.

kinson, O’Leary; Annie Montgomery Mackenzie, Charlottetown; E. Jean Mantin, Charlottetown; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Road. Lancaster, Pal

Luke H. Blond. Lancaster, Pa“; Jes- .

sie Fullerton, Charlottetown; Mar- garet Irving, Charlottetown; Mary Irving, Charlottetown; Lena Bow- ness, North Bedeque; Elma LeFur- goy, North Bedeque; Mrs. Wm. Swan, St. Martin. N.B.; Rev. Mr.

St. Martin, 11.3.; Mrs. W. B. Bent- ley, St. Martin. N.B.; V. Grace Wal- ton, Montreal, Qua; Margaret J.