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ger of catching cold. while mother in summer a tire and Dad in his shirt sleeves can enJoy July comfort in any

Fawcett Furnaces embody all the latest known and ac- cepted improvements in warm air furnaces. The especially constructed ash pit, grate bars, fire pots, combustion cham- ber, carburetor and either Toucan metal or all-cast radia- in a way which

Seven sizes for coal; five sizes for wood. When

See your local dealer and arrange to have your furnace

Myra MacLcod. Bonshaw. Edna MacKinnon, Canoe Cove.

V. st. Beath MacKinnno. New Ar- . le. 2. Kenneth MacQuarrie, Bon-

w. 3. Willard MacKinnon. Canoe Cove.

4. Connie MacLeod. Bonshaw, Florence McLeod, Bonshaw. Jane Dari-ash, Canola dove. Lloyd Smith, New Argyle. Eric Ferguson. Bonshaw. VII.

Florence MacPhec. Bonshaw.

Beatrice Frizzle, Bonshaw.

Charlie McPhail, Bonshaw. '

Eric Ferguson. Bonshaw. ' Class 14 (Flowers)

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Laura McPhail, Argyle Shore. Marq McEaclIern. New Argy-

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Isabel Ferguson. Bonshaw. Myrtle Crosby. Bonshaw. II.

Florence MacLeod, Bonshaw. Catherine MeNevin, New Ar-

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3. Isabel Ferguson. Bonshaw.

4. Laura McPhail, Argyle Shore. Sec. III.

l. Catherine MacNevin. New Ar- gyle -

shaw. 3. Laura MacPhail. Argyle Shore. 4. Reta Campbell, Bonshaw.

Class 5 (Fruit)

Shore

4. Lillian Carson. Bonshaw. Sec. II.

1. gyle.

2. John MacNevin. New Argyle.

gyle. -

4. Gordon McNeill. Bonshaw. lee. 111.

1. ,2. Archie MacKinnon. Jove.

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.e. Sec. IV. _ - 1. Irene MacLecd. Bonshaw. 2. Florence MacPhee. Bonsliaiv 3. Eric Ferguson. Bonshaw. 4. Reta Campbell, Bonshavr. ice. V. l. Laura MacPhail. Class 6 (Cannmg)

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1. Alberta MacNcvin. Zec. II.

i. Edith McConnell.

2. Alberta MacNevin.

Class ‘l. Cooking (Island Flour) ‘ec. 1. ‘ 1. ‘Myra MacLeod.

2. Cathern MacNevin. ' 3. Vera Smith. 4. Myrtle Crosby. I __Cinss 7. Cooking Sec. I 1. Alberta Shore.

2. Mary MacEachern. New Ar- ‘v c

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MacNevin. Argyle

"3. Thelma Beaten. Bonshaw. 4» Beth MacKinnon, New gAr-

The metric system of weights and The a.ir mail routes of the measures has been introduced into States Estonia. to become effectlved next year. -

now total 9916 miles (every day the pilots cover .mlles.

Bans/raw

erous. The following is the prize list:

Class l (Grains)

Sec. 1. _ l. Cathern McNevIn. New Ar-

gyle. 2. John MacNevln. New Argyle 3. Archie McKinnon. New Ar-

4. John MacI-Jachern. New AIK- yle.

Sec. 11.

1. John MacNevin. New AYKYW 2. Cathom MacNcvin. New Ar-

3. Beth MacKinnon, New Arg- 4. Milton MacNevin. New Argy-

V. 1. Annie MacFhail. Argyle Shore 2. Laura MacPhail. Argyle Shore 3. Vina MacPhail. Argyle Shore

m“! 2 moo“) ‘"4. Mildred Sellars.‘ Argyle Shore. sec Class 9 (Manual 'l‘raining) 1. i ' ‘ ‘ l. Catherine MacNevln. New m“ I Class B. (Embroidery) coke Jack MacCanIIcll. 0111100 ~ sec. v1. ' Class Io (Live sum.) Outdoors .0!‘ indoors '_' what‘ ‘zggrtriwuslzgévﬁw ‘Rag; "l. Myrtle Crosby. Bonshaw. i. Lloyd Smith. New Arzyle. ever Your task ' ’ -2. Laura MacPhail. Argyle Shore 2. Mary McEachern. New Argy- ' 3. Forence MacI-‘hcc. Canoe le. I L fr h 4' James Mum-mum Argyle Vﬁ- 3. Daniel McEachern. New Arg- Let WR G E re es you u 14- Grace gflihairs. Bram snore. yle. < . ' _ vson . 4. Eric Ferguson. Bonshaw. 7 sustain your strength, allay 1- °"“°""° ““°"°"‘“' N“ ’“ Si‘ l A Crocheting ca... x1 (Collections) _ .‘¢- - l i Sec. 11. V0111’ thirst, aid appetite and Beth Mmxmnon’ New Amy ‘l’ g>'t'§'°i°1'1&by.NB<>lnz-.n§w..-A 1. Grace Sellars‘, Argyle Shore. ' l _ a er ne ac ev n. ew r- 2. Jane Darrac . Canoe Cove. digestion‘ ' gals; ‘kgiiﬁinﬁzxfrgégzoerg - I be] Fe ' h 3. Alberta McNcvln. Argyle ~ . . sa rguson. ns aw. shore. It keeps teeth clean and white l". m A .44. [Iclorence MacRae. Bonshaw. ‘e4. Mary McEachern. New Argy- . th ri M N . New r- ' ' ~ ' ' —cools and soothes the mouth ' °‘ ° “° '° °v °""°""° M""°""- "M"- M111 l L 2 Vera Smith New Argyle. ‘ i. Grace seliars. Argyle shore. and throat. A to smokers. a: m v1 d Mmﬁu‘ 30mm“ 2.6 Chriatene MacNovin. Canoe‘ 2. Jane Darrach. Canoe Cove. 4‘ saw-rd Mwgwmnh N" - 3.. Alberta MacNevi... Argyle A ‘ Idna MacKinnon. Canoe Cove Shore. #61‘ v 1. Vera Smith. New Argyle. 4. Mary MacEachern, New Argy- Beatrice Friuie. a r . 1°- '

Every 1.

School Fair

The annual School Fair of Argyle shore. New Argyle. Bonshaw. and

September 12. The attendance war- large and the exhibits were num-

4. Catherine MacNevin, Argylofshér

gyle.

See. II.

1. Florence MacLeod, Bonshaw. 2. Connie MacLeod. Bonshaw. 3. Cathern MacNevin, Argyle Shore.

4. Myra MacLeod. Bonshaw. Sec. III. \

I. Myra MacLeod. Bonshaw.

2. Thelma Beaten. Bonshaw.

3. Cathern MacNevin, New Ar-

Canoe Cove was held at Bonshais

,yle. 4. Grace Sellars. Argyle Shore. Jec. VI. 1- Argyle ihore. 2. Beth MacKinnon. New Arg. vie. 3. Laura MacPhall, Argyle snore 4~ Myra MacLcnd. Bonshaw. 2519813 (Cooking, Knitting, Sewing) ec. .

MacNevin.

THE crmkidrrarown GUARDIAN

Kenneth MacQuai-‘rie,’ Boh- __

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2.. Kenneth MacQuarric, Bon- p

Kenneth MacQuarrie, Bonsh- MacDougall. Argyle

3. ‘Beth MacKinnoII, New Argy- le

Catherine MacNevin. New Ar-

3. Beth MacKinnon. New Ar-

Edna MacKinnon, Canoe Covc Canoe

3. Beth MacKinnon. New Argy-

‘e. 4. Dan MacEaﬂIcrn. New Argy-

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1. Catherine Richardson, New Argyle.

2. Mildred Crosby, Bonshaw.

llemstitching

Sec. II.

1. Myrtle Crosby. Bonshaw.

2i Laura MacPhail. (Argyle Shore.

3-. Annie MacPhail, Argyle Shore.

4 Isabel Ferguson. Bonshaw.

Crocheting

Sec. III.

. 1. Jane Darrach. Canoe Cove. Margarita Crosby. Bonshaw. Annie MacPhail, Argyle

Bee. VI. A. (Outline)

Shore.

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1. Jane Darrach, Canoe Cove. 2. Myrn MacLeod. Bonshaw. 3. Marguerite Crosby. Bonshaw. 4. Annie MacPhall. Argyle

Marguerite Crosby, Bonshaw. l Lillian Carson. Bonshaw. I

Cecil MacPhail. ArgyleShorer Reta Campbell. Bonshaw. I Erie Ferguson. Bonshaw.

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1. Isabel Ferguson, Bonshaw.

2. Laura MaaPhail. Argyle Shore. -

3. Annie MacPhaii. Argyle Shore. I

4. Nlrra MacLeod, Bonshaw. ' (d) _. _ .

1. Myrtle Crosby. Bonshaw.

2. Edith MacCannell, Canoe

Cove. 3. Christena MacNevin. Canoe

Cove. I i

Sec. ll (a):

1. John E. MacNevin. Canoe ‘ Cove. ' | 2. Louise MacNevin. Canoe Cove. -

2. Harvey Multan, Bonshaw.

3. Itdna MacKinnon. Canoe Cove 4. David Macllao. Bonshaw. Sec. VI.

i. Ivan Ferguson. Bonshaw-

2. Laura MacPhaii, Argyle Shore.

3. Florrlce Macleod. Bonshaw. ‘ 4. Mvrtle Crosby. Bonshaw. Clan I (vegetables)

Bee. ll.

l. Gracie Sellers. Argyle Shore. 2. Edith MaeCannoil, Cove.

l. Ivan Ferguson. Bonshaw. 4., Isabel Ferguson. Boning!-

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A Leslie MacNevin. Argyle‘ Shore.

2. Florence MacLeod. Bonshaw.

Garages

Gyproc will make

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4. Jane Darrach. Canoe Cove.

3. Robert MacQuarrle, Bonshaw.

(b:

1. Shore.

2. Isabel Ferguson. Bonshaw.

3. Ivan Ferguson. Bonshaw- Beth MacKinnon. New Argy-

Laura MacPhail. Argyle

4. le. (c)

1 Myrtle Crosby. Bonshaw.

2. Edith MacCanneli. Canoe Cove.

3. Christena MacNevin. Cove.

Sec. III (ab

1. Laura Shore.

2. Annie Arﬂyie Shore.

3. Grace Sellars. Argyle Shore.

4. Edna MacKinnon, Canoe Cove.

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2. Thelma Benton. Bonshaw.

a. Mildred Crosby. Bonshaw. 4.

Canoe

MacPhail, MacPhail.

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Argyle '

Cecil MwcPhail. Argyle Shore. '

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2. E d Wi n Shore. Campbell. Argyle

MacPhall, Argyle Sec. IV Grade 2. 1. Vina MacPhaii, Argyle Shore. Grade 3.

1. Edwin MacPhail, Argyle Shore. 2. Foster MacI-‘haii, Argyle Shore. Grade IV. _ 1. Dot. MacNevin Canoe Cove. 2. Neil A. M I , Canoe Cove. ' ' 3. Leona Carson. Canoe Cove. 4 Bonshaw.

Gradm A...

i. Reta» Campbell. Bonshaw. 2. Marguerite Crosby. Bonshaw. . 3. Eric Ferguson. Bonshaw. 4. Vera Smith. New Argyle. Grads V. -

l 1. Edie Maennefﬂoruhaw. 2. Thain: Benton. Bonshaw.

i 1. Lloyd MacDougall. Argyle

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