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Montague School Fair

PRIZE LIST

Gib-ll 1. Grains

Oats. 1. James McDonald. Brudneii 2. ivnn McDonald, Brudneli 3. George McDonald, Brudneit Lots Ross. Lower Mantegna.

Wheat l. Lois Ross. Lower Montague 2. (‘ameyon Anneai", Lower Mon- i tague 43. Gordzn MnDonald, Brudneil

-- '4. Ivan McDonald, Brtldneli

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Sweet Corn u, 1. Milton Mellish. Montague

2, John Peters, Lower Montague Winnlfreri lilcDohaid, Montague

survive 4. lirlarie Coffin. Montague.

Beans ,1. Vivian Armstrong. Montague 1!. Louise Burke, Montague

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Qn men's heavy work boots for fall Amee Holden and Wry Standard. Whole Stock, heavy clump sole $5.00 and $5.25

Valentine Martins, single sole in Urns Calf as near waterproof as it is posslbie to make leather ............. .. $5.85_ Double Sole 40c Extra

Long Leg Boots, Wry Standard make, (the best kind)

hand side closed . .. $6.00 A good reliable grain leather, single sole blucher, the kind people come back for again and again $4.50 Excellent split leather biucher . $3.50

Cheaper grade of split leather with good heavy sole

Also boys, women's and children's at equal values.

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4. Wilfred McLean, Montague

| Class A. Home Grown Vegetable _ Seed.

Turnip Seed l. Bertram iSteuu-irt. ltlontzigue . I illtZ Armani‘. Lower Montaigne

Parsnlp Seed l. int-z Annear. Lower Montague

I Clues 2. Roan‘

i Green Mt. Potatoes. ll. Luis ltoss. Lower Montague .'. Alain-aim lifcKiunon. Montague 1i. Austin Ross, ILUWPI‘ Montague i Dakota Red Potato"

1. Stewart Adams. Victoria Cross 1, James McDonald, Brudneli

Ii Helen Annear. Lower Montague 4 Iva-pi Aiollonald, Brudneil

Turnips . Donald Ross, Lower Montague Bertram Ste-wart, Montague . Harold Annear. Lower Montague Lester Moore, Springfield

Carrots _ , 1 Harold Annear, ‘Lower Montague ‘l. Arthur Burke, Montague Ii. Austin Ross Lower Montague 4. Donald McLeod. Nictorin (‘ross

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i Parsnips _ 1. (‘amoron Annear Lower Mon- i tzigue

2. Austin floss, Lower Montague

i I Clals 3 Vegefiables Green Tomatoes

ii. Wilson MdLeod, Dalmeny

l2. Annie Ate-Lean. Dalmeny ‘it. Gladys Bordon Montague 4. Elery Shaw, ‘Brudneiil Cucumbers Myrtle Campbell, Montague

Beets _ ‘l. Thomas Annenr. Lowor- Montague .2. Helen Adaims, Lower Montague

3. (lenrge llucliannnn. Montague

_ Cabbage , 1. Gordon (‘oi'i'iii, Ali-intrigue L’ ilaruid .~\l1iii‘.'il‘. Lower Montague

Pumpkins

*1. Cyril ltegvuollls, Montague -2. llelvn Iiii-iiisli, Montague 3. Milton hleilish, Montague 4. 'i‘homiis Aiiuear. Lower Montague

Srweet Peas 1. Fiorrie McDenrmit, Montague L’. iLoiiise ilnrke, Montague i 2i. (‘ora Grunt, Montague 4. (lertia ‘tioliins, Montaigne

Any Kind of Flowers. 1. Dorothy ‘Parkman. Montague L’. Margaret Kennedy, Montague ll. Frankie Bell. Montague, 4. Dorothy Parkman. Montague

Mixed Flowers

1. Dorothy Parkman, Montague

2. Louise IBurke. hiantagua

3. Myrtle Keith Montague

4| Mni-gniret ilienueibj, ‘Montague Class 5 A .. Potted Plants

1. [Juuise Burke, Montague

2. Louise Burke. Montague

3. Vivian Armstrong, Montague

4. Louise Burke. Montague

Class 5 Fruit Duchess Apples l. idlanrrhe McLeod. Victoria Cross Malcolm Munroe, Springfield Edith McDonald, Springfield Maude Hynes, Montague

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Apples Any Variety . Ethel Keith, Montague Fred llynes, Montague Peter McLeod, Montague . Gurdoutfutfin, Montague

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Apples (astrachans) ., . Sammie Reid. Montague . Albert Reynolds. Montague GUl'(')l] Coffin, Montague 4. Fred Illynes, Montague

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Pears 1. Catherine McDonald, ‘Spring- field

2. Annie McLean. Dalemy

3. Fred Hynes. Montague

'4. Preston Peardqn. Montague

Plums. .. l. Harold Annear. -Lower Montague 2. Milton Mellish, Montague

Husband's Story Will Amaze Charlottetown

Hie says: "Adier-l-ks helped my wife for gas on the stomach and sour stomach ii.n TWENTY MINU~ TES. it works beyond greatest ex- pectations." Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel re- moving foul mutter which poison- ed stomach. Brings out n11 gasses and sour, decaying food. EXCEL- LENT‘ for chronic constipation. Guards against appendicitis Adler- i-ka removes matter you never ' thought was in your system and

which may have been poisoning-you for months. Hughes ‘Drug Co., Ltd. (in Georgetown by S. C. Knight

druggist.) '_ wMuu

‘ii. ‘Harry Higginbottoni,

ii. Athoi MSKHIDOI]. himiiaguc

Class 4. . .. '

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a. Annabel Mite-i 4. Fred Hynes. Montafiilfl

Class 6 Clnniflg- ,

Raspberries. Helen Adams, Lower Montagu Arlctta Adams. Lower Mon iague Doris Fnrruthers, Montague Ruth Vickens, Montague

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Beets 1., Louise Burke. Montague L’. Marion Adams. Montague 1i. Arietta Adams, Montague 4. Helen Vicki-s, Montague

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‘Bread Vfnrgaret liurdon, Montague ins; Anaearf Lower lilontasue , 3. MariunlAdains, Lovrer Montague

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Biscuita ‘ l. Florence Adamsv,_\{ictoriq (‘robs 2. Lavina Muhar. Montague Elsie MrLuro, Mqatpgue 4. Jenn hit-Donald. Montague

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Cookies .. hiarion Adams, Lower Montague Lavina Mali-iii", Montague . Dorothy Parkman. hionuiguo i"l‘lll1L'.iS (foffin, Montague

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Fudge Hazel Brehaut Montague idlorrif Pruner, Montague Frieda Fraser. Montague inez Anuear, Lower Montague

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Gingersnaps 1. Inez Anncar. Louver Montague .'. Lisle .MciLure, Montague If. Gladys Burdon, Montague 4. Myrtle Keith, Montague

Class B.

Aprons 1, Gladys Poole, Montague L‘. Annie McLennnn. Montague 3. Sadie MoLennan, Montague 4. Jean MuLennan, Montague

lHemstitched Toyel

1 lnez Annear, Lower Montague Embroidered Linen ..

1. Bessie Dillon, Montague

2. Bessie Dillon. Montague

3. Arletta Adams, Lower Montague 4. Betty Dyke, Lower Montague ,

Class 7. Manual Training Hammer Handle

1, John Campbell. Montague ,2. Athoi MsKinnon, Montague 3. Gordon Coffin. Montague 4. liarry Gillie, Montague

Milking Stool

|1. Ailioi McKiunon, Montague

2. Joe Vuzzo, Montague Montague 4. (‘iarence MurphyQiMontugue

Nail Box 1. Leonard Glllis. Montana ‘2. Stanhope McLeod, Montague ,3 Cameron McLeod, Montague

Bird House

' 1 Archie Jiirzkman. Lower Mon-

t (851.16 ._ '2 Donald Adams Lower Montague

Class 10. Poultry Plymouth Rocks

2. Malcolm hirKinnon, Ivlontnguti iii. Colin McDonald, Montague :4. Fred l-lyuizs, Montague

Wyandottl l. Fred Hymns, Montague

Class 11. insects 1. (‘linrics itice. Montague

Weed Seeds

1. Stnniio-pn Mi-Leod. Montague 2. Brudnell School

3. Alice MviLvod. Victoria Cross

Trees Leaves 1. (ieorge, Bur-hanuan, Montague 2. Gordon Coffin, hioiitngue 3. lietty Dyke, Lower Montague 4 Arthur lBurke, Montague

Sampibs of Wood 1. Donald Adams, Lower Montngu 2. iiertor iSchirmer, Lower Mon- tngue 2i. ‘Sillllilflfll! McLeod, Montague 4 Gorilon (‘ofl'in, Montague

Class 12. School Work. Exercile Books (Junior).

l, Eileen Poole. Mrmtngue

2 Ruth Nelson. MOllliigtle

3 Florence Fraser, Montague 4. (‘berries McKenzie, Montague

Map Drawing (Junior). 1. (‘ntherine McLeod, Daliueney 2. Catherine Campbell. Montague Ii. (‘lnude ives, Montague 4 Grace Kennedy, Montague "KT Map Drawing Senior‘ 1. Wilfred McDonald, Montague 2. Ada McGregor, Montague 3. Russel Kaye. Montague

Art Work, Junior 1. Arthur Burke, Montague 2. Louise Burke, Montague 3. Frankie Bell, Montague 1i. Frankie Bell, Montague

Art Work Senior 1. ‘Russell Kaye. Montague 2. Malcolm McKinnon. Montague 3. Daiimenoy School . 4. George Fraser Montague

Writing 1. Montague ‘School 2. Springfield iSchooi 3. Vlcorin (‘ross School 4 Daimeney School

‘iitti-‘Tilyr Class 12 .

Section 4 Writing Montague School Springfield School _ Victoria Cross iBchool

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Girls Race (Under 9 yrl.) i 1. Edith McDonald. Brudneil - 2. Verna Show ‘Brudnelt . Dorris Carruthers, Montague 4. Jean McGregor, Montague I Girl; Race (9-12 years).

1. Jean lMoGregor. Montague 2. Crela McLeod. Victoria Cross 3. Olive McLeod, Victoria Cross

4. Teresa Coiiinshvatgiiltaqiiezr, ,

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Girls Race (Ov¢r i2 year!)

Lois itoss, Lower Montague t Minnie lleilly. Montague j. Gertie McGee, Montague . Ruth Nelson, {Montague

Boys Race (Under 9 Years) llownrd Luiiilryi, Montague George Ailams. Victoria Cross . John Mi-iLiuin. Montaigne Donald McLooil. Moniugua

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Boys Race (9-12 years) . Louie-ii Poole, Montaigne Thomas Annual", Lower lilglll! (llauile Ives, Montague , Archie Jnckniaii, Lower Mon- thgue Boys Race (Over 12 years‘) Stnnhupo McLeod, Montaigne Seymour Peuriion, Montague Harry iliggiubotliam, Montague Joseph Vuozzo. Montague

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Jockey Rice (junior) .. . Tom Annezir and Donald Ross, ILower Montague Jack -Mcl.ezin and iLnndry, Montague (‘lure-tire Landry and Jack Peters. ‘Lower Montague Elery iShuw Brudneil and Cyril Reynolds, Montague

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Jockey Race (Senior)

1v. Cecil Johnstone and Stsnliope McLeod, Montague

2. Joe Vuozzo and John Campbell. Mniague

3. Seumour Peiiril-m and Leonard iGiliis Montague

4. Albert Reynolds and Atiiui McKinnon, Montague

Girls 3 legged race (junior) 1. illcien (‘amphell and Catherine iCarrrutliers, Montague 2. (‘rein McLeod nnd Annie M-c- lLeod, Brudneil 3. Jessie iStewnrt and Violet iMontnge. Verna Siiaiw ndn Dor- othy Shaw Brudnoli. 4. Dorothy Parkman and Catherine iiGiilis, Montague

Girls 3 legged race (Senior)

1.. Gertrude (Youison and Harriet ‘Jnckman, Lower Montague

,2, Margaret Burdc/n and Myrtle iCaimpbeii, Montague . ,

3. Ruth Nelson nnd Mildred Kon- nedy, Montague '

4. Olive McLeod. Victoria Gross and ‘Helen iMelllsh, Montague

_Boy|.3 legged race ,. 1. Tom Annesr and Donald ltoss, . iLower Montague . Preston Pearrion and Albert Reynoidsf-Montngue d’ Jack McLean and Howard Land- ry, Montague 4. Harry Gillis and Austin Mc- Donald, Montague.

Teacher's Race 1. Miss Margaret Nelison 2. Mine Daisy Vnniderstine 3. Miss Julio ‘Lamina l4). Miss Cassie McKinnon

-"l‘ug of War won bu Montague School.

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Tire Chains

Pumps

Electric Horns

Hand Horne

Grease Guns-

Auto Brushes

Running Board Mats. Wool Dusters ,Windshieid Mirrors Spot Lights

Head Lights

Tali Lights

Sponges

Spark Plug Wrenches Socket Wrench Sets Radius Rods ' Running Board Supports Ford Brake l5hoes Ford Floor Mats

Auto Clocks

Aligning Springs Piston Rings

Pedal Pads

Spark Plugs

Motor Meters

Valve Grinders

Dash Lamps ,_ Valve Tappet Silincere

Transmission

Chevrolet Cylinder

Little Poiiil_§chooi~ Fair

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.50 yds. Dash ‘for grls under i2

l Jenn FillvgPfilili, Little Pond.

L’, Stella llowlott, Annundnle.

Ii, Ji-ssie liiucketl, Llttli», Pond.

4. Daisy 'l‘osseli‘ Little Pond. ‘l ‘teachers’ Race

i, Annie Jenkins, liowe Buy.

‘.2. Smile liissou, Alllllllltiililt.

2i, Margaret Mctlorninck, Lillie Pond. '

4, Nellie land liill.

McDonald, (lumber

Young's Men's Race f

1, l-lurry Tossoii, Little Pond,

2, John Lawless, ilowe 13:iy_

1i, Roy llowie-ti, Ailllilllliiliti.

4, A. D. McPherson, Launching.

Wheelbarrow Race. .

Non-glare Lenses Shock Absorbers Tire Saver Kits

'Gear Shift Anti Rattlers ‘s Ford Cylinder Head Gaskets

Radiator Ornaments Radiator Hose Connections Valve Grinding Compound Ford Connecting Rods Spring Leaf Spreaders

'1, Munsey and Elinor Biuckett,

Little Pond.

Automobile Accessories

During Exhibition Woeb vii will allow a Special Discount oi Zll p. c; on all Automobile Accesairies, with the exception oi tires and tubes.

Cotter Pins Lock Washers Wire Brushes Tire Taicum Hydrometers Tire Putty Patching Cement Radiator Cement vuicanlzers Carbon Remover Polishes

Brake Lining Hose

Sponges

Soaps

Chamois

Tire Covers Ford Mufflers Spark Coils Measures

Oils

Greases

Robes

Robe Rails Foot Rails

Tool Boxes Jacks

Fan Belts

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2, Joliu W. McDonald nnd Louis Jenkins. Little Pond.

ii, Eddy Duncan, llowe Bay and Leslie Robertson, River View.

3.Leg_\ed Race for Girls under 12 l. Mary Campbell,

Hill and Annie McDonald, Pond.

(lumborianil Little

2, Jessie llinckett and Daisy Tm- ,

soil, Little Pond. 2i, Stella Howlett, Annzindule, un-l Mary Robertson, ltiver View.

Jockey Racfi

i, Elmer and lvtunscy lilni-kcti, Litilo Pond.

2, Jzis. Mill Howe li:iy,|

ii, Louis Jenkins and Jns. Donald, Little Pond.

and Charles Stead. Mr-

Truetees’ Race

i, Herbert (‘umlierlaiiii

liill. 1i, “lellington Keefe, Howe liny. Ii, Jnliii A. Steele. Little Pond. 4, (Iilll Banks, Itiver Vii-w.

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Free for all for Girls Mury ltobortson, River viPW. Sylvie Robertson, River Vii-w. 2i. Sadie llissoii, Ailnlliiiiilit‘.

4, Jessie iiluckett, Little Pond,

2nd, Free for ail or Girls

, i-lniily llndcrliziy, Poi-tuni-

, Mary ‘itflilvflr-itili, River Vivi». liolon llzirpcr, (Iliarlottsiloi-rii. , hiurgurci .\lr(‘iiriini-~k Liilil:

Fre for all for Men iilli'i‘_\’ ‘fossi-li, Little Pond. Roy lluwclit. Aniiniidule.

A. l). hli-Pliersou, Lziiini-iiiiii, —i§o§-———

'i‘iin address was a temperance one, and the lecturer iiild consider uliio stress on the influence of “the pledge." He concluded wi-tb un ear» nest zippezil to those who had not yet signed it, and asked those who were in that position not to inilil back. but t0 come. forward and sign it at tilt‘. close.

lie liud barely concluded his zip- pcul when the chairman hastily lili- uounceil thui iiiBy would now slug. "iinvo tiournge, My Boy, to Sn?! ‘Nuf’

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Do you knozo what constitutes a strong constitution L?

O have sound, healthy nerves, completely under control, digestive organs that are capable of absorbing a hearty meal, means you have a strong constitution! Your general attitude is one of optimism

and energy.

But an irritable disposition, frequent attacks of indigestion, and a languid depression, indicate your system is not in correct working order.

Probably you are not eating the proper food. Probably the nutri- tious elements-are not being supplied to your system in the proper way.

Grape-Nuts is the wholesome, delicious cereal that promotes normal . digestion, absorption and elimination, whereby nourishment is accom- plished without auto-intoxication. A mixture of enesgy-giving wheat and malted barley comprise the chief elements of‘ Grape-Nuts. A dish

' at breakfast or lunch is an excellent, wholesome rule to follow.

You can order Grape-Nuts at any and every hotel, restaurant, and lunch room; on dining cars, on lake boats and steamers; in every good grocery, large and small, in every city, town or village in Canada.

l. Grape-Nuts —the Body Builder

"There's a Reason"

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