'ras clrlilihéi?l'ril7i*6'i»r'n `é'uiIllorA'N

_ rilcl-_.

- HE MUTUAL LIFE OF CANADA has '

had the benefit of shrewd, far-sighted ` oounsel in the placing of'its investments.

Government. bonds, Municipal bonds and de.

_ bedttltsl and such securities form a very large

f_:`of.`tlle total investments of the

V fl" -`\ ~ . Mognylg these? purchased during _

t peri an its a terrnath, will ield

liwbfliitlvest for long terms to come. y

' -` strength of these selected investments n1_eat_;a_aBeol_u\te security for Mutuaiists. The inoqlne they assure lowers the cost _ "”`M_utll§l"_insurance, because under the

i Mutual 'rin'ciple, the entire net proiits are

paid topolicyholders. _ ~ .I~ Letlls send ou heMutual Book wh' explain iai.lll'.l\l<vlail.»_-63'; ~ _‘ `°h '

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Lira OF.. 2`>"3‘.i‘?-i-i`l‘li’.‘§

' _ - " I-l.'A. sssns

T35 Kent Street Charlottetown ul

I CEDA R SHINGLES

Jul! received-per Schoonera Electro and Dwina.

\ One Million Cedar shingles in Extras-Cleare--2rl_d . Cleare-Clear-Walls and Extra No. 1s. "

__ f l__-owss'r Pnices. f

<@"

lj L. M. POOLE & CO. _[_

P/iol_l's wmmves _

-_ Breeders, Protective _ » _ Association _

¢&

Organized by a group of Fox _Ranehers In tha vlelnlty ,

of Charlottetown for the purpose of giving finanolalaup- port to each othsrbr the proaveutiolt- oi parties ' who

_ lrloieat or steal from the members' ranches. » _

Protective Measures Include: _

‘f

_é MAN-TRACKING BLOODHOUNDS ' BEST DETECTIVE AGENCY IN CANADA

BEST LEGAL TALENT -

All ranehea will bear the oflilelal plaeard. Lin of -

members ls: _ _ ___

“UnionvaIo," MaeLurs and MacKinnon, Union Road, _

P. e. I. ' _ . I;

"Vlmy", Prowse and Mneklnnon, Norwood Road,

P. E. l. __ __ fn

_ _ 5

"l1lte'eMtlohal -' Foxes and _Furs," W. Chester 8.

lg MaeLu_r__e,',`_ _M_a_§s__hlh_id.' P. E. I. __

_ _ _ » __.-.fr-=‘ ' . ,' “Bovyel3`_fRaneh," Franklin Bovyel, Bunbury, P. E. I. we

Q *“Nortll Ilnlivell Ralfch,” W. K. Rogers, North Rive

P. s. l. _

“Dalian nan¢li,'* w. lr. nog...-a. ésnehport, P. _s.`l.

t ____ _ ___

“Flood Ranch," K. Roger( Southport, P. E. I. 4

"8mlllwood's Ranch," W. lt. Rogers, Southport. P.E.l.

“Farouharaoni Fen and Fur Farms" P. A. Farquharaon, _._

é _san I. -___ _ -

» “l.avhlQll~ _Ha_noh.'_'_ G.. I.. Mackay, St _Peters _l_\ead, __

P. E. 1.* ' ~ ~ _

"MaolJona|¢l Raneh," J. A. MacDonald, Southport, P.E.I.

I “Silver I-lanell," 'waiter I. Grant, Marshfield, § P. E. I. ” _

~_ s

“Brow Ranch," E.'H. Brow, East Royalty, P .E. I.

% "8a_un_I|s‘rs Ranch.” Es; Saunders, Newetoad, P. E. I.

l “oenfsrellfur Farms Ltd.. Mount Edward Road. -3--

P. e. I. *

"General Fur Farms Ltd.," North River Road. P. E. I.

Q "Charlottetown 8llvor Bleek Fox Go.. Ltd., Mount

Edward Hoad,_ P..E. l.

“Jenkins llaneh," J. D. Jenkins, Charlottetown Royalty.

“I-iopeten llsnoh," W. A. Mutull, Southport. _ _- “oi-nnama nanal," my clams, unlan neali, P. E. I. ”

farrne, Braekley Pt. Road.

3°

v}ma`,'§f_‘tii‘iiti§_'_¢_\_l»rii,_ql¢l-l»\all|_, P. a. l.- _ _ -_=- -Winter A' _* _

The (2harlottetownFox

~saIl¢vue llanoll." w. ll. allow. Tel Hill. P. E. I. _

a 1

l l ‘I °* ' I L ___ ,Tryon 'School "Fair '=_ __|\"5€r-L.; _l ‘.- " _ ‘ `

‘ggi ' ~ ' - The Tryon School Fair was held ` Sept. 1s, nl the 'rryon sshnn.

b e y Briuillllbane, in the evening on Sun-

’orc'mcIIg olllcer, Murray River, ‘_ E I.. D'-partnlelli oi’ Cus-toms andl 'llxcisez ‘Ma_tthr_-w McLeod. Murray' ilvcr,"P. E. I.. Wulterr Buell, Mur- 'fly River. ~I’. E. I.; William R.- 'een:ln. lliiurrny River, 'I-_‘_ E. 1.`; “vo Stock Ins-porters (Seasonal) \pzlri.nlcnl of Agriculture. Prov- ‘wo ol' »l"'rln»cri Edward Island.; 'loulltleroy fl. Kennedy, U; A. S..| iolltlrport, Pr’llcc Fldward Islanrhi

'1 A. S.. Sll1n'nlors‘.rlo. Prince I-_`.4l-l vnrll island John I-lcnjnm‘ill Roper,. ‘hal'ioite1‘o\vll; ‘Heath Flolvlless. '{cnslll|g!oll; C. Cleveland Boker '{ensington; Walter Haitr Lilncn \I\n'ta'g'll7; Frank G. S. g.lr|l‘.l)le,! Sllm.me»rslde; Beecher ‘L_ ‘McDoug‘_ Ill. Blllcforll; -Henry W. Card. Al- ‘1erton; Illlrhart M. Downing, Sulli- nc-rs’<Ie Plnnt Disease Jllvestigator. 'dxpfrllllelltal Faimfl Biranch. De-_ 'iaptment oi' Agriculture. Prince Bd- wnrd Island. Henry L. McLaren, Montagllc; Wllllalnl W. Brown’ Villrgate; William W. 'Douglals Vlollllt Stewart' Clarence 1-Inrol-Y

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EMERALD AND_V|ClN|TY.

llotato digging is in full swinz

niers are nglow with the Green

are .milking very satisfactory prof

in glowing terms ol’ the work being

There lnllst he something to en-

plewooll. lelt Emerald aiur ny morning lor Iona, where they will be the guests of Rev. Father If)llfi`y. and from there they purpose mot- oring to Morell, where they will be the guests of Mrs. Fred 'Slnnott. Mrs. F. Trainor is a dang-liter oi the late Peter Duffy, ol' Emerald, and mother ol Rev. Charles ‘P. Tralnor. who graduated from ‘St_ Dunstan's University a few years ago. Mrs. Tralnor's husband is a native of this province also. and is one of the most prosperous contractors in Fall River, Mass., and one who in all verity can be classed as a suc- cessful Islander abroad. _--

Now Is The Time

To Prepare For

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it -"-gr' 4:53' ,I~ `- ' . ' ~ ry Uvvlwn

.;1_o;»_l;<_~+-"';‘-~ on.

? th, lilm of \.............-».

_ r __ ' or _

hello `m _ vi It newal luliseriptlon to The _ Gharie ___ ‘ Guardian and New University Dictionary.

NAIII ...............................................»

lseluse iso eater lor postage anyone all miles or

. -I is lstthlnl miles:

` _‘f-\,'t”,'__ '

_ / I

inf 5*"

_ ' \

r-'sl-'lily ulaloruom- against.

eouglle, colds- and _beonellitia

by taking Wa'lnpeie'e EmuI»_

sion ol' God Liver Oil. This is auch an old .and tried remedy and thoua'a_n`l_ia hav; 'prayed the fvlonlloriul ours- tivs propriety. ' _

not lt from

H. L. WORTHY

onueolsr ,

` ‘ - -1- _ ‘ Y- - groullds. The day was line and

...M -<»

_.___ i1'lvE RALLY In me omr Hall _ _

ARE vou Atwavs nlonrr 00"" Sim* °“ S'*“'°*¥- Th* gilhghefsndiswrghilfshd1:.-“his ‘ I , _

:si :..'f°" ”‘°“°"~:::.1°:;f:.:;'.:‘ :;::_.:;.:°:::::.: _

-- out the eountry. _ 5378-10-16-2| Gram.

JUST ARRIVED beautiful new -- _- .. ___ ,

fall caps tor men and boys. Low-I SUBSCRIBE OR RENEW WI” Flglitlae 1éaSltl:3l°.y3T(';;l;B‘l:;nm2 est prices. Prowse Bros~, Ltd. 5\ll>l°l"lI7Y»l0l\ £0118! and .add 50 l Bella Rogemon' ' '

' 5514'10'1@2| ¢°”"“ '° '”h° N" D“’“°”‘“" wheat. -1. nal-is cali-heck: 2

_ oo vou wawr ssoo sAnl.v'i °U'“"TV SERWCE ‘md "““°'smmiylTh°mfllm; 3' Jam 'Roger

-_ ,.2 ‘ f _f-- - _ - '.- o ; , .

5:10, éiiaymlte thrlmlgckyiwinuer of :£2 \;‘:_df°_;‘:gs in Pr°5:€;:_:0_sf:; 3 Earn-T,u;:alvl’:al}I1owatt; 2, Ralph

_ _ _ B “af mfs or ze or any ~ - Lymnn; 3. Leah Lord. _ _ “ “ ` ' _ - Of the other 99 money prizes. How THEY' SETTLED THE Benn...-1, Ralph Lyman; 2, osi

- I n ; 3, on 1 ; 4

suNoAv sEnvlcs- 'rhere will ‘WGUMENTI °°“““"‘°d “J” ' flnrehtgolémihnek. ve “min

e S rvlce ln Rose v,,l_le ml ll and University Dictionary. Clip

oday.

Roots.

mv' W' -H' 'S"”"““" _oness wEi.L mp success _lP"l""°°“ ‘_G"°°z" 1(‘;‘_'i"_'_"‘“;“”)-"5

1 -- ' » lcey Leurl; ‘, ra ‘arr; '. MAKE lvloNev_ou'r or' ‘rl-ls Itilflllflliywrillvyfdlrslilfnw sun and V”“"’° W°"”‘°“ 4' G°'"““° “°“' ~ ‘ ~» - it.

Tl{|0E 5514`10'16`2i Ii Irish Coblilers. - 1, Florence.

' - 0 'W' ` _I.narl; 2, Kth in Db on; 3

mol.ey_ ilrlzss. $500. $250. $100 down °'5¢""*“°'N° °°'“--“We '"9 nnrilsl Mcrnuhlnir l,evei?\ll; wel.- o 5tic_ See a.dvertisement_ 'lislwhnrgilln Invl»_rnsss screened and ___le_._

M old Sydney Screened coal today. Mclnly,-,,s__l_ Lloyd lnman; 2

P0_b|‘r.lcA L M e E'rlNas Ordf-‘r your Hllrllly 1<1dHY~ A- PNK' Annie cnllhscll.; 3, Allison Len; -I

-Atfflherry llill School on Sntur- ard & (fo. Pliolle 240_ 5573-'10-16-31 _lem-gle Call-_ 'lily €\'0¥\ln$. 0Cl0b 1I“17l-li H! 7 P~m~ 'I‘Ill-lllps.-1, James 'McDougall;

?Ilg0Sl_s_lDB_ calllidldates Invited. - 1' ”_'““ Il. _Allison Lea; 3. Kenneth Cam _ .. _ c one , Cardigan. - nl-0n_

5490-10-B5-31 A-NGLIUAN sE,Rv|cES_"" 'nm Carrots.-1. Jollll Fell; Z. W-m.

` 2- . f,§‘,§:“‘§__sl"'f ,slflwh;""“‘_"",0l,?,’f,__f'f wnli; 3, .4m.y Lea; 4, Allison Lea.

oazgvrso -_ The l\~llnwln,¢ . ' ' as '

-lulucrl appear-I 'the eligible list §°r('”2";‘0RiV°r QI' l""'Cu3_‘:;:_':§ vwgnhlaa `\'lIl0llIil1\"-l_l by Rio' Civil Sorvicelg: l'{L,n`§ln7;l`0n'7 Dog, osufmlay Tomatoes-1. Katherine Dobson, ‘o:llfrl\les`on: Cu-s‘olus` Excise Eli- Séllool “_ m_ ` " J, llelcn Lord; 3, Horace Mahey,

.-_--<0;--D

' EGG LAYING CONTEST.

Notcls on the Prince Edward Is- lalul egg laying contest for the 49_i-ll week oi' the cnllwst sliding- Ocbollcl' 9. 1925.

1~hn .lf»_nkin.i. o. A. s.. rvlnnni; '1`h»el\- was n_ rnlling nrf ln ihel _,\l.l,l,,n_ p_ l.]_ l__ (lll_l_l0l.d B_ llogers |wcekly_ production ol' 82 eggs overl

that- oi .last week, rho prollllction for the woek bring Il81_cggs. The Lotill to llllir is 33,988, while the wer-ltly prollllciinll represented 27. 21% oi’ the polssilllr.

Mr. Chao. McKenna's pen oi

Barred It-l`-:ks itll the contest -(dr the week wilih ll production oi' 34 eggs. Jos. Czl.r'mlchaeI‘s- Barred l't;ockl5 ami G. F. Connor`s White Leghiorns tied for second .place with 312 eggs each. Edward Bull- pitt'.; White Lggliorlls pen No. 3 fwere -thi-rd with 29 eggs, wlhlle W. W. lNIlltcil's Barrcll Rock`s Mrs. F. I{ll.lIli‘ay‘~4 'Barred Rocks -and -W. G.

liowati.. Charlottetown. Niolloilal-d's Baizircd Rocks- tied

wi-iii 27 eggs each for if-ourth plaic.

M-r. G. F. Collnor's White Leg-

llollls still lead the ‘Contest wltill a pro-rluctioil to date oi’ 2116 eggs; Mr. 'Samui lvIcl’Ilel~s1n's White

.___ié_._r._i.__ ___.._.__..

areas under the efficient nuwase- miami 'V ` °°°""'°- ment of our teachers, Miss Erna __'Loa.I Bread.-1. Mary ltogsrson;

:‘.‘::i‘:,i.“'.1:;.i?;.‘;‘: .i;f§;;;:.i;::i STRENGTH-SAVING §;.;;.‘;“i;"i;;ii;°“.i3l.‘§f°’°“°°

" Tea Biscuit.-1, Aietlla 'Msbey;

Nowadays nearly every-

done. -Our obiisins mall courier. . . - _ _ 2. Penne Chisholm; 3. Marion

Mr. John A. Croken is performing EUS IS ll1’1pl'eS$¢d With tl`l€ riowattz 4. Leah Lvfd. his duties in a praiseworthy mon- 8 |l _ ' " _ Sugwr Cookies.-1, Leah Lord; ner and all are loud in their praise h bulld,mg and strength 2. Marion I-lowatt; 3, Janie Thom- oi his up-to-the-minute service. - S3Vll'lg I't1€IllZ Of ' = as; 4, Francis Dougherty. Mr. Gordon Murphy, oi' the C.N.R., I a Apple ple.-1, Katherine Dobson;

has recently completed ‘his heauti- 2. Margaret Callback; 3, Francis [ul bungalow which is sltllnted Donihsrty; 4, Leah Lord. directly opposite the Post Olllce. . . - ‘ Fudge.-1, Marion Howatt; 2, nnll ir current reports .lm one -_lin of invigorating cod-liver oil. -“Bills __1;isl>ey__:__ 1;. Gertrude How- Murphy reels as did the poet w en - - att; 4, ar e ' a ey. he wrote" Mllllons of bottles are sold _,Gl,,g,,.l,,,ap,,__,_ Burl, W,,l,,,,,,; "Honle's not merely four square _every year, Avefyhftleuged 2.' Marlon Howntt; 3. Gertrude Hen- walls, _ regularly daily builds _l:he_ll_; 4, ‘Dorothy Woodside.

llenr li. - health and helps keep " 'Swine and Kniifino- is h re the heart canllloom Apron -1 Gertrude Henchell; 2,

Home _ w e - - .

When there's some kind voice to the body In strength' _ M09-lla Mabel/i 3- Leah L°"d-

cheer lt." s..nlI&novm=.'romnln.onl. '25-zl Hemsmched T°“'°|'_‘ 1' Edith

Mrs. Frank Tralllor, of Fall Illv- Lea; 2, Diana Dougherty.

er. Mass., who came to the Island ~_'5$ll1l7_l'0ld0\‘9d Linen- *L Meth" a couple oi' weeks ago accompanied ' - ` 1" Mabey; 2. Francis Dougherty; 3. hy her son James, who .has enter- "“` "'°‘”“"'° `”"’_*’ '“` -Doris Miller.

l lstal\‘s University. is ell -Mended Wool Sock. -1, -Mary

ed St. Dil ~ joying s very plellsaut sojourn with Rogerson; »2. Jeanette Rogerson; 3. her nllmorous relatives In Emerald ' ` Anfnie Callback; 4, Gertrude Heu- nnd Klnkoril, hor native perish. cheli. _ .

' ` - rl. 1. Zeta Snow' "

‘Ml°s_ Trainer. accompanied hy hel Knitted Sea - . ..-

l ins 'Vlrs Wm Clark, of Emer~ Edith McLeod; 3. Florence Learn.

CDI li , 1 . . aid. and 'Mrs. J. J. Trainor, of Ma- Crocheted Lace.-1. Diana Dough-

S ‘ d ‘ erty; 2, Nadene -Clark; 3, Aletlla

This is OXFORD

w-eaiilher, it is 'high time to give up iight solies and open work shoes: Get SOME-

_ THING HEAVIER

on your feet, with WOOL or SILK and WOOL hose, be com- fortable.

Women’s Brown Ox- fords from $2.95 up

Leghorns are second with 2021, and s large .vieili per acre is re- eggs. closely followed by Jos. Car Crab Apples.-1. Lester Mc_Leod_ portell from nil qllari_el's, and as a:lnichacl’s Barred Rocks with 2005 2. I;rma Kldson; 3, Orion Gam-ble, res-llllt the ruddy faces of the tar- egg:-.~. Edward Bullpltt's pen No. 3 I, Jack Oakes. l

of White Leghorns are fonrtll wltlf' ;

Mountain lever. -Mr, J. W. I“yi`e._1891 eggs, and W. ~G. McDonald’6' _ Canning. who is one oi’ our lnrgest growcrs_ Bal-roll R-ock-s hold iiltll place with ' Cpjuned Beats,-1, Doris Web- is well nigh througll with his sev-i1XR1 eggs to -d‘1_i.te.‘ - _ '_ swf; 2, Penzle Chisholm; 3, Vivian enty-live acre patch.-Our schoolsl _ '_1?a_w50n; 4, Mary Roger-son.

I, Keltll Stordy.

Onions.-1, Alden Crossmwn; 2 ‘Iva McLeod; 3, Gordon Lea; -1 .iorllce Ma.-hey.

Cul-\lmhers_-1, Ralph Taylor; 2 _‘-hurivs Wright; 3. Leah Lord; 4, Iolln Patterson.

Heels.-1. Edith Inman; 2, Mary

Inman; 3, Ralph Taylor; 4, Ethel i.ezl.r<i.

l’ulnpkilI_~-l, Edith Inman; 2

.llzlrgllrvi (fallback: 3. Lawrence vicinnis; 4, Girdu Carr.

Flowers '

Sweet Peas,-1, John Patterson;

3, Lester McLeod; 3, Gertrude llowatt; 4, Doris Webster.

Ally kind.-1, Beth Boulter; 2

.iohn Patterson; 3, Eva McLeod; -i iim Taylor.

Mixed flowers.-1. Chas. Wright 2. Beth Lloulter; 3, Eva McLeod; I, Heath MeQllsrrle.

Fruit.

Apples (Wealthy)-1, Mary Ill nan; 2. Eva McLeod; 3. Earle Call-heck; 4. Lillian Oakes.

Red Astrachan_ - 1, Adcinillc

Poolcy; 2. Roy Mahey; 3, Beatrice Cobb; 4, Arthur Walsh. _Plums-1. Katharine Dobson; 2. Amy Lea; 3, Vivian Dawson; 4 _Irma Kldson. _

Mabey-; 4, Ellialla Mclnnls.

Manual Training

Milking Stool.-1. Horace Motley. *Nall B01.-1, Lester McLeod; 2.

J` _Taylor. ` , ull’ .l'aU¢-1, Marshall Thom-

as_ ur ' rr- ..-

Misuellaneous.-1, Ralph Taylor;

2. Gordon Stewart: 3. Lester Mc Leod; 4, James McDougall.

Live Slbllk and Poultry.

Best I-leifer 'Call_ - 1. Allison

Lea; 2. Glrda:‘Carr; 3, Georgie Carr: 4. Ernest Lord.

Special Prize North Tryon Dairy

Co.- 1, Girda Carr; 2, Georgie Carr; 3, 'Ernest Lord; 4, Lloyd in- man. ~

Special Prlse, 6 to 12 months;

North Tryol-‘Dairy Co.-1. Ernest Lord. -

S cial Priae 12 to 18 months'

___n%.. Blau. .ox-

` forgrfrbm 1 Wol\lilen’s Wool "hose from`90c_ up. -

womens silk and Wl`i`O1` Hose from $1.50 up.

_ ,_- ,|.,,_

See our window for Oxford display.

ALLEYl..€i.El , 5 roorwt/in

-P9 . .

North Tryon Dairy Co.- 1. Lloyd ,Inmali; 2, Adelaide iPooley; 3, Ma-_ iior Inman, _ I Poultry.-1, Edith Lea; 2. Ralph ,Lyman;» 3, Gordon Lea; 4, -Major llnman. i Poultr . - 1. Lloyd Inman; 2. ;Borden gnow: 3, Major Inman.

For l§aby's Bath'

More than that of any other lmelllbtsl of the family, baby'a ‘tandem delicate skin needs the * greatest care and attention. The !so!t soothing oils in Bsby’a Own ;Bosp make it specially suitable 'lor babies, and its clinging fra- grancereminds oneof the roses oi France which help to inspire it.

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CHEVROLET

‘§.__

Motors six years

The volume of

are still lower;

any other rates.

. the GMA-c l>l.m :iq

_ OLDSMOBILE - OAKLAND '

McLAUGHLIN.BUICK - CADILLAC

_ _ _._.

» _

cars cost less on

.Ji

:__.` ~ ‘

The GMAC Plan was established by General

ago to make posdble-the purchase

of its cars on time at the 'lowest possible cost.

GMAC financing operations has

_ - ' if L *lil

made GMAC _rates extremely low-and _ now they

_ ,_ (___ _

The GMAC _Plan is simple, conveniéilt and entirely- confidential. iAsk 'dealers handling the cars named above to explain the advantages of the Plan and compare the standard GMAC rates with

._ 1*

" ' Z-»,'_~ ".' "w '

GE ER L MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CCRPCRATICN

The financing organization of General Motors `

_ __ _ ` ' -‘ i~' 1 _ L -".'.'-.is \ V

a- _- Special Prize Plymouth Rock.

North Tryon Dairy Co.-1. Margar- et CaIIbeck;'2, Major Inman; 3, Lloyd 'Inman

Special Prize White Leghorn.

North Tryon Dairy Co.-I. Lloyd Inman; 2. Major Inman.

Pig.-1, Walter ‘BeiI. ' I

I l

Collections

Weeds.-1, Victoria prlnlnry.-1, 2. Tryon Senior; 3, Vil-torlll Prin-` clpai; 4. Lady Fans.

Weed Seeds.---1, Tryon Senior;

2. Victoria Primary' 3. Victoria

Tree Leaves.-1.' Tryon Senior;

2, Victoria Prlncl-pal; 3. Tryon Pri- mary; 4. Victoria Primary.

Samples of Wood.-1. Victoria.

` School Work

Exercise Book. 2nd Reader.-1.

Eflwl l»0€1l‘<lZ 2. Irma Killson; 3, Aldin Crossiman; 4. Vivian Daw- son,

Third Render-1, Florenccl Lcnrd.

2. Annie Callhock; 3. Doris Web- stor; 4. Florence Cailheck.

‘Fourth Ree.der_-1. Aietha Ma-

liey; 2, Alba`Foy; 3, I)elia Dawson; i. Francis Dougherty.

Map Drawing. - 1. Ilesicr Mc-

Leod; 2. Nadene Clark; 3, Ralph T`HYl0I‘5 4. Gordon Lea.

'Mall Dl`9~Wl“G (ll).-1, Stanley

Stewart; 2, Jeanette Rogerson; 3, Margaret Cull-hcck; 4, Beth Boul- ter.

Art Work (senior) 1, Mllrgzlrct

Cailbeck; 2, Kr-_ith Clark; Ii, (lor- don Stewart; 4. Aiotha Mnhey,

Art Work (junior)-I, Eleanor

Bell; 2, Gortrlldo Metcalfe; Ti, Viv- lan Dawson: 4. Irma Kids-lon.

'Penmallship, 2Il<i Reader. - I.

Margaret Rogorson; 2. Irmll Kid- son: 3, Vlvllln Dawson; 4, Alice Pooley. -

Pennlanship. 3rd Reader. - 1,

Florence Leard: 2, Leah Lord.

Penmwnslilp, _4th Reader. - 1.

Adelaide Pooley; 2. Olive Inman: 3. -Penzie Chisholm; 4. Charles Wright.

'Penmanshi-p (d).-1. Katherine

Dobson; 2, Jeanette Rogersull; 3. Amy Lea; 4, Gertrude Henchell.

` Sports

50 yds. dash, girls under 9 yrs.- 1. Eva McLeod; 2, Rhoda Cobb; 3, Edith Inman.

~50 yds. dash, girls 9 to 12 yrs.-

1, -Florence Callbeclr; 2. Annie »CalI~ beck; 3. Zeta Snow; 4, Doris Wob- st`ar. -

75 yds. dash. girls over 12 yrs.-

1. Aietha Mabey; 2, Olivo In-man; 3. Penzle Chisholm; 4, Nadeno Clalrk.

75 yds. dash. boys under 9 yrs.-

1, Willard Rogerson; 2, Louis Mc- Leod; 3. Stanley Lord; 4. John Knox.

75 yds. dash. boys 9 to 12 yrs.-

1. Lester McLeod; 2, Gordon Si.ew~ art; 3. Charles Bell; 4, (lnrdon Lee.

100 yds. dash. boys over 12 yrs.

-1. Willie Les; 2. Ralph Lyman; 3. Lloyd Inman; 4. Wallace, Stew~

I "Il-I-ll/-f»»--»-do-iii--' .....

. _ ‘

yrs.-1, Norman Wright; 2. Wiilnrfll lilillllfolli race (boys)-1, Lloyll Rogersoll; 3, Louis McLeod; -l. Illnlzln xllld Illllph Lyman; 2, Ed- Ralph Miller, lwarll Iiollunll and Charles Wright;

50 yds. sack race, -boys over 10

yrs.-1, Dan McLeod; 2. Lloyd In- man; 3, Willie Lea; 4, Ralph Ly- man. ~50 yds, potato race (boys) - 1. Verllic Webster; 2, Edward Hol- land; 3, Ralph Ly-msn; 4. Ralph Taylor. ‘

50 yds, potato race (girls) - 1,

Aletllu Mlzbey; 2. Zclll Snow; 3, Jeanette Rogerson; 4, Gertrude I-Ieilcheii. .

Pri-nclpall; 4, Lady -Fone. i 50 yds. wllcelharrow race (boys)

-1. Lloyd Inman und Ralph Ly- man; 2. Alldin Crossmlln and 'C-llus. Wright; 3. Kenneth Cameron ulld_ Vernio Webster; 4. Willard Roger- son and Lester McLeod.

Tllrcc-legged ral-_e (boys) - 1,

Ralph Lyman and _Lloyd Innlzlll: 2, Gordon Stewart and Jim Stewart.: 3. l'Ill\vllrd Iiolialld and Charlesi \Vrlght; 4. Vcrliie Wellsil-_r null Kenneth Cnnlflrml.

Tliroe-leggcfi rm-fe (girls) - Aletha 'Mahey and Anly Lea; 2, Penzie Chisholm and Della Dnw-i

trude Howatt; 4, Olive Ilnmlln und Doris Webster.

3, Gurdon Stewart and Jim Taylor.

Jockey rare (hoys)- 1. Ralph

Lyman and Lloyd Inman; 2. Jim Taylor and Dain McLeod; 3, Aldin Grossman and Norman Wright.

Thrend and needle race,-1, Amy

Lon and Ralph Lyman; 2. Ade- inidc Pooley and Edward Holland; Il. .lonllvtte Rogersnn and Stzlnloy Stvwarl; 4, Olive I~nman aild Ver- lllc Webster.

I’le-eating <~olllest.- 1. Stanley

Stewart and Jeanette Rogers-ion; 2, Edward HolI.1Illi and Katherine Dobson: 3. Lloyd Inman and Mari- on llowatt; 4, Ralph Lyman and Amy Lea.

Relay race.---1. Tryon; 2, Vic-

torlil; 3. Lady Fans. l Relay race (passing hail) - 1, Tryon: 2, Victoria.

Trustees race. -1. Jack Patter-

son; 2, I-larry \Vohster; 3, I-larry Inman; 4, Fred Leard.

Toachl-rs' race.-1. Miss Carrll~

ihers; 2. Miss Bnllltor; 3. Miss Toomhs' 4. Miss Mc'Phall.

son; 3, Adelaide Pooiey and Gel*-' Bicycle rare (boys)-1. Willie

Lou; 2, Ralph Lyman; 3. Lloyd In- man; ~l_ Jim Taylor.

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