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of Piano Methods, Studies and Sheet Music suitable for pupils of all grades. Prices very

Don't fail to call or write while our stock is complete. We feel that we have the best possible assortment and can supply yourevery need.

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' 1 llawortb loss. Union Id- Jew Perth Seed Fair , M ,,,, m“ n, . 2 Donald llaofiuarrls, neg. OM88 I-OIAINI ' - neeth. ' - _ 4 Jean MaeQuas-rie lioeeneeth. m. l-Oate. s». e-mmp. ' 1' 13°11! Mash-Ion. New Perth. 1 Jean leacfiuarrle. ‘vceeueeth 2 Bruce MecLaren. Brudeneu. 2 , 2 lllsworth noes. Union Road. 2 4 gllihns-rtne Flynn. Alberry‘ e Irene aces. Union he. lee. 2—Whea . ' OI-All m 1 Doria adaoureo, New pol-tn, 1 Brim Maul-area. Brudenoll. See. l-Jlbmatoes. 2 Ilsworth Ross. Union Road. 1 '1\d Mellim, Union u, 4 "m" Murphy. Sununerviile. s ltuth xineam. New Perth. l"- Fllflsy- ' 2 Eldon asinchin. New Perth. 1 3W6! Milli-firth. Srudenell. 4 Irnest Ross, n Nd. l "ma! Nil-why. Summer-ville Sec. a-Qucumbers. 3 u"? Stewart. Albsrry Plans. .1 Nuth Minohtn, New Perth.

4 Mae Nicholson, Brudenell. 2 Newton Smith. New Perth. loch-Sweet Corn. 2 DorielaacnalonJiawPei-tn. 1 Btsrllns Stewart. New rel-tn 4 Doris Nicholson. Sru .

2 Frances MacMlllen. Aibei-ry Sec. 2—3cets. Plllnl- l Stanley Ferguson, nrudensll. 2 Claude Melllsh, Union Read. 2 June more. New Perth. 2 Iltlott Smith. New Perth. CLASS 11-30018 4 Claude Mellish. Union M. Sec. 4-Oa . See. 1~Green Mountain Potatoes. 1 Marlon Maequarrle. 1 James MecLcan. Alberry Plains 2 Jean Maoquarrie. i 2 Kennedy. New Perth. 2 m Mellish, Union ltd. 2 Bruce MacLai-en. Brudzneil. Sec. b-Pumpkln. s Mac Niohofion. Srudene“. 1 Doria Nicholson. Irudenell. Sec. 2-—Irtsh Cobblers. 2 Jean Momtyre, Srudenell. l Marlon MacJuarrie. lioseneath 2 Dorothy Dunn. Summervtlle. i Donald Mlofluerrie. Roseneath 4 Robert Stewart. New Perth. I Arthur MacLcan, Alberry Sec. O-Squash. Plalnr. 1 ltuth Mlnchln. New Perth. 4 Mlary Stewart, Alberry Plains. 2 Jack ltors. Union. Sec. 2-(a) Table ‘rurnlps. I Ernest Poss, Union Road. 1 Roy Kennedy, New Perth. 4 Sandra Ferguson. Snsdehell. 2 Bruce Myers, New Perth. 4 Doris MacLaren. New Perth. CLASS III-FLOWERS Sec. 2--(b) Feed Tumtps. l "Gordon Wllkie. New Perth. Sec. l-Bouuuet oi Sweet Peas. 2 Carl Kennedy. New Perth. 1 Irene Boss. Union Road. 2 Ellsworth nose. Union Road‘ 2 Mable Moore. New Perth. 4 Ted Mclltsh, Union Road. Sec. 2—-Bouquet oi Milled Flowers. Sec. 4-Mangels. . 1 Ruth Minchin. New Perth . i Vick Macloan, Alberry Plains 2 Alice Moor, New Perth. 2 Ellsworth Ross, Union ad. a Jean McLean. Albbery Plains 2 Roy Kennedy, New Perth. 4 June, Moore, New Perth. 4 Douglas Meilish, Union mi. Sec. 4-Potiod Geranium.

Sec. ii-Oarrots.

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2 Jean Macquarrie,

4 Catherine Robertson, Brudenell Sec. ‘I-School Lunch.

1 Marion MaoQuas-rte

2 Jean Macqusrrie.

2 Mildred Smith. New Perth.

4 Mabel Moore, New Perth.

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‘Sec. l-(a) Doll's Dress.

1 Mildred Smith. New Perth. 2 Jean MoQuan-le.

Sec. 2-Darned Mitten.

1 Ted Mellish, Union ltoad. 2- Claude Melltsh. Union M. s alou- MaoLeren, Bflldeneli.

CLASS V-PIUIT

Sec. l—lipples (Aetraohan) Hugh Mboloan. Albert-y Plains Doris Nicholson, Srundenell. Mao Nicholson. Srudenell. Bruce Myers. New Perth. 2—-A'pplea (Wealthy)

Mabel Moore. New Perth. Woodrow Maolsean. Alherry Plains.

Jean McIntyre. Srudenell. Doria Macharen, New Perth. e-Orab Apples.

Mac Nicholson, Srudenell. Newton Smith. New Perth. Woodrow MacLean.

Mildred Smith. New Perth.

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Sec. 3-Sugar Cookies.

1 Mildred Smith, New Perth.

2 fiancee Dunn, Slimmerville. '2 Anna Curran. Summflftfmh

4 Mable Moore. New Perth. Sec. 4—-Ginger Snaps.

l Anna Curran. Summerville.

2 Mildred Bmlth. New Perth.

2 Frances Dunn. Summervllle

4 Dorothy Dunn, Summtrviile. Sec. c-Tea Cake. ‘

1. Rita Praeght, Aiberry P.ains.

2 Catherine Flynn.

2 Frances Dunn.

4 Mable Moore, New Perth. Sec. G-arown Sugar rodeo. 1 Mable Moore. New Perth- 2 Marlon Mscfitllrflt- ’

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Soc. 4—Plums. ~ 2 James Sullivan, Roseneath. l Blair MaoLaren. Brudeneli. 4 131m “W”; Amen-y pm,“ 2 Kenneth MacLaren, nrudeneil gm F91“, 5pm.; 3 Doris 1114111018011. Bflltlfllen- 1 Francis,Murphy, Summer-ville. 4 Jean McIntyre. Brudmell- Sec. l-(b) Medicine Cabinet. 1 Newton Smith. New Perth. CLASS Vb-COOKING 2 Dwdlaa Melllsh, Union Rd. 2 ‘Iihornae Stewart, Alberry Sec. i-Stngle loaf of White mead 11mm; 1 Catherine Flynn. Sec. 2-Waste Paper Basket. 2 Beatrice Sullivan. Noseneath 1 Elliott Smith, New Perth, 3 M817 Stewart. Sec. tt-Ptcture Frame. 4 alts rrausht Albmy PNN- 1 Elliott Smith, New Perth. Sec 2-'l‘ea biscuits. Sec. k-Miscellancous. l Marlon Macfiusrrte- 1 Newton Smith, New Perth. 2 Sandra Fefdulfm. Brudeneu. 2 Illlott Smith, New Perth. a Mary Met-pry. Bummsrvtlle- r Ted Mieilish, Union mm. s Rita Praulht. Albany Plains 4 James Sullivan, Roeneath.

1 Dorothy Dunn.

Sec. l—-(b) Double Hemstitching- Hand Towel.

1 Beatrice Sullivan, Roseneath.

2—-Orochetlng-Woollen Cap. Catherine Flynn, ltlta Preught. Alberry Plains.

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Ii-Jtntttod Pullover Sweater. Mary Murphy. Summervllle. Frances Dunn. Summervllle. . 4--Darned Sock.

Mable Moore, New Perth. Rita Prausht, Albert-y Plains. Catherine flynn.

Cathertn Ccrcorsn, New Perth Sec. o-Dlnbroldery.

1 Lillian Campbell, neath. 2 Pranoes Sullivan. Roseneath.

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CLASS VIII-MANUAL TRAINING

Sec. l-(a) Match Box Holder. 1 Francis Murphy, Summer-ville. I Polite Murphy, Siunmervtlle

CLASS IX-LIVI STOCK AND POULTRY

Sec. 1-(a) Heifer Calf.

1 Doris MacLeren, New Perth. 2 Ellsworth Ross. Union Road. 2 Cecil Power. New Perth.

4 James Sullivan, Rhseneath. Sec. 2-Puliett and Oockerei (Bar- red Rock).

,1 Thomas Stewart,

2 ‘Frances Dunn; Summerville.

2 Elliott Smith, New Perth.

4 Ellsworth Ross. New Perth. Sec. L-Puilet and Oockered (White Leghorn)

1_ Doria MacLaren, New Perth.

CLASS X-COMECPIONS

1—Injuricus Weeds. Alberry Plains School Hoaeneath School. fl-Deotduous Tree Leaves. Srudenell School. New Perth School. Union Nosd School. Alberry Plains School. 2—Samples of wood New Perth School. Roseneath School. 4-—.Plant Dtseres. Union need School“ b-Insects.

1 Brudeneil School.

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OLAS Xl-SCIIOOL WORK

Sec. l-Wrlting. (Grade l). 1 Arthur MacLean. 2 Alice Moar. New Perth. 2 June Moore, New Perth. 4 Frances MacMiPan.

(b) Grade II. . l Jennie Murphy. Summervllle. 2 tome lvhnchln, New Perth. l Jarnes MacLean.

4 Jean Msclntyre. Brudenell.

(c) Grades m and Iv _

1 Do ‘i, Dunn. Summervllle. 2 Thomas Stowart.

2 Amos Matbsan.

4 Mary Doyle. Svmmervlllc.

id) Grades V and VI 1 Alexandra Fcfluson. Brudenell 2 Catherine Robertson, Srudeneli 2 Mildred Smith, New Perth. 4 l-ielel Robertson. Srudenel‘.

(e) Grades VII and V111 1 Margaret Power. Summcrvllle 2 Marllnet Curran. New Perth. 2 Anna Curran. luuimarvllle. 4 Athol Robertson, Brudenell.

(i) Grades IX and X 1 Mary mrphy. ltlmmerville. 2 Gertrude Power. New Perth. 2 Jean MoQuarrte, ltcseneath. 4 Catherine Oorooran, New Pei-lb

Sec. 2-assp Drewlns.

(a) Grade V and V‘! P. I. Island.

1 Mildred Smith. New Perth.

2 Ann . Aiberry Plains. 2 Jean _ Nhctaiuan, Albert-y

9 Plains. Hillh Maotean,

Plains.

NH’! ltaael Robertson Srudcnell Grades Vi! and VII, Australia.

Special 135st Prise

2 Frances Sullivan, Roseneath. -

Marjorie Martin. New Perth. (c) Grade 1X and X. British Isles. 1 Fred Martin, New Perth. Gertrude Power, New Perth. Rita Praught. Alberry Plains Catherine Flynn. . 3-—Art Work. Grade l-A Carrot. John Mlnchln, New Perth. Vernon Dunn, Suminervllle. Gladys Doyle; Summervllle. Leo Doyle, Summerville. Grade Iii-A Tomato. James MacLean. Albert-y Plains Leo Corcoran. New Perth. Jenny Murphy. Sumine rifle. Lorne Mlnchln, New Perth. Design Suitable ior Linoleum. Doris MacLaren, New Perth. Dorothy Dunn, Summervtlie. Mary Doyle, Summerville. Woodrow Moloan. Albeffy Plains. _ Grades V and VI-A Doorway- Cathertne Robertson. Brudenell Reggie Murphy. Summerville Bruce MaoLaren. Brudenell Mildred Smith. New Perth. (e) Grades VII and VIII-A DOS tn Black and White. 1 Annie curran. Summerville. 2 Margaret Power, Summervlile 3 Marjorie Martin. New Perth. 4 Mabel Moore. New Perth. (i) Grades IX and X-Mtxednou-

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1 Rita Prauxht. 3 Prod Martin, New Perth.

Sec. 7—Wcathcr Chan 1 Roreneath School. Sec. li-Plseticine Modelling.

1 Alberry Plains School.

CLASS XIII-SPORTS

sec. 1-100 yard da=h. boys 13-14. 1 Tod Molllsh. Union H0811-

2 Bruce Maoloren, Brudenell. 3 Robert Stewart, Ntw Perth-

Sec. 2-10 yard dash. boys 9 2 Leo Sullivan. Roscncsth- 4 Hugh MacLean.

under. l Doris Nicholson, mudrnell.

Alice Moar, New Perth.

June Moore. New Perth.

wllma Ol-mphell. ncsmeath.

4~Quarter mile reiay.

‘New Perth School.

Union Road School.

Brudenell School.

Alberry Plains

6-75 yard dash boys 11-12.

Claude Melltrh, Union mad.

Blair MacLaren. Srudeneil.

John Oorcorsil. New Perth.

6-50 yard dash, ilrls 2-10.

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waltis. a descendant of the British Commander who surrendered to George Washington in 1121. died tonight illness. lle was ‘ll.

u“? ttwlrtififié Power New Perth. bu” o’ Nmembnn“ u’ and" 2 Fred Mam“ i", “mm dead tn the Great War. In the s Mary Stewart Aiberry mum gfljfl"'l,§u‘mljfjm§itg"°"ll b"- 4 gating-inc Flynn. Albert’! qoverrxggmk a?!‘ ‘gag tgftglg:

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(g) Grades VII to X _ I=land elation campaign prevented both

Scene. P the Prime Minister and the 1 Ruth Praught, Aiberxy lllalltd. leader oi the opposition from at- 2 Mary Murphy, Summervll o.“ tending. Both, howgvgp, um we. 3 Margaret Power. Sunnnervi e grams of regrets, voiced their 4 Marjorie Martin, New Perth. warm appreciation oi Their Ex-

Sec. b-Prolect Map. oelloncies services to Canada, and é grudcnell zcnxooli wished them Godspeed:

h c oo. ‘—-- — 2 Summeryillle Schocgl.‘ 2 Lillian Wvsh and Francis 4 Alberry Pains S 0o. 1 n.

Sec. 8—(a) Grades I to VI-Orig- 8 Clara Doyle and Mable Moore

lnal svostedr. M u A“ 4 mrvizarlt/Ilsfluarrle and Edith 1 c0 row ac an. - WY -

Plains. fie. 14-60 yard ttirce-legged race. 2 Anna MscLean, Aiberry Plains YI- 3 John corooraill. glow Pegth. ' 1 gaygliond Corcoran and Pied

Sec. 6-—(b) Orogtn oster “ eace‘ n.

Grades v11 m x_ , 2 John Corcoran and Iome

Aiberry Plains. Minchln.

2 Catherine Corcoran. New Perth

(a) Grades IV and under-A Fox. 1 Agnes MacLean, Alberry Plains 2 David Stewart. Alberry Plains (b) Grades V. VI and VII-B- VH6

2 Reggie Murphy. Summerville. 2 Kenneth Dewar and Blair (c) Grades VIII, IX and X-Rellef MaoLaren. M", o; Arum 3 Raymond Corcoran and Fred 1 Alberry Plains School, Gr. 1X Martin. 2 Fred Martin. New Perth. - 4 Leonard Doyle and Thomas 3 Margaret Power. Summervtlie Stewart. ‘.4 Ilfranoes Dunn. Summerville. Bcc- ll-Whvclbarrow race. boys- 1 Douglas Mellish and ltay CLASS ‘XII-CONTESTS Kthflfitiy- 2 Blair Maolbaren and Kenneth Boo. L-Pirblic Speaking "A Not- IDOWIT- able Historical Character". l 3112110116 001601111 and Prod 1 Jean MacQuari-le, Roeeneath Martin. 3 Merton MooQuarrie l-‘toseneath 4 Bruce Maoliaren and Athol Robertson

4 Raymond Corcoran. New Perth and 10

l Kenneth MacLal-en. Brudenell.

3 David Stewart. Albert-y Plains Alberry Plains

Sec. 3-60 yard dash. girls 8 and

Lord Cornwallis D i e s Ne a r Selkirk Scot.

IDNDON. Sebt. se-Lore Corn-

sitor a long

1-le died at the home oi friends near Selkirk, Scotland, where he had been seriously ill for several weeks. lord Cornwallis was re- d throughout Kent. where he his seat, as the squire oi the county.

He was welt known for the re- mark: ‘"l)he Kins and country come first but Kent is second, and the rest is no where."

Fisnnes Stanley Wylreham Cora. wailis was pacsldent of the Royal Agricultural Society oi England in 190d. Ha was created a Baron in i027. Succeeding him is his sou. 91M- Wykeham Stanley Corn-

mi}: Ccmwellis particlpeiod in a i at Yorktown. Va., m

1221. re-enactlng the surrender of h“ ancestor. by shaking hands with W. Sheldon. Washington, a great-grand-nephew oi the

erican General.

Bessboroughs Take Farewell Of Otta wa

UPPAWA. Cont. 2d—'1‘o the strains oi "Auld Lang Sync" and the goodbyes oi thousands of 0t- tawirs citizens ringing in 9H5. the Governor General and Lady Bcssborough today depaited for Eltsland. Standing on the rear platform oi their railway car as it drew out at iuneral pace from the Union Station, ‘Their Excellencles and their Canadian-born son the Hon. Ccorge St. Lawrence Neu- fllce Pcnsonby waved sadly to the assembled multitude. The Govern- or General was obviously stirred by I- deep emotion, and l; 3y“ sllstened with tears.

All Dominion functions had been Wmbleted yesterday. ‘in the sitar- nocn Their ilhtcellencles deposited a wreath in the Mem i=1 Cham- ber of the peace tower as a tri.

Bruce MacLaren and Kenneth Dewar. . 15-75 Ylrd dash. [iris l5 and

Catherine Corcoran, New pom; Florence Cronin, Summerviile. Anna Curran. Summerviilc. Florence Donahoe. Rosencath.

Sec. 17-450 yard Jockey race. boys. i. Athol Robertson and Bruce Mhobaren.

N0 INTEREST.

Backwards race. girls.

1 Catherine Corcoran. 2 Lillian Walsh.

2 Marjorie Martin.

4 Catherine Robertson Backwards race, boys.

i Fred Martin and Bruce Mac- ‘Loren.

Blair MacLaren.

Carl Kennedy.

Seymond Oorcoran.

10-75 yard dash, girls 13-14. Lillian Wdlh.

Mable Moore.

Catherine Robertson. Frances Dunn.

Free fcriAll, girls.

1 Liutan Walsh.

2 Mable Moore.

8 Jean MacLean

4 Emlyn Ro-s.

Free ior All. boys.

1 Claude Melllsh.

2 Athol Robertson and Blair

MacLaxen.

2 Bruce MaoLaren. 4 Raymond corcoran. Free for All. .

i Lillian Walsh.

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(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. ‘l6. —-— The man who runs the Alberta ranch oi the Prince of Wales pic- tured H. R. H. today as a shrewd businessman, ballroom idol, a good cow hand-and a first class nay pitcher. '

The ranch superintendent, W. Carlyle, was here to Judge cattle and horses at the State Fair.

The Prince, Professor Carlyle said. is all that, and moreover: "tic unn go any place a horse can go, and will try it. But when a horde fell! a man can't stay with him. No one ever heard oi the Prince falling from a horse that wasn't down."

Aberhart Denies

(C. P. by Guardlanh Special Wire) EDMONTON. Sept. ‘JG-State- ments made by Liberal ‘coder Mackenale King here, Wednesday night, that some of the Social Credit candidates in Alberta “are being put into the field and fin- anced the l‘ " " were genied tontsht by Premier Aber- art. "I do not believe that any Soc- ial Credit candtdato in Alberta ts belna financed by Conservatives," the Premier said. "While 1 am not in close touch with the work of

attons, I am fairly able to say that

1' lildith Stewart, New Perth. 2 Anna Macbeth, Aiberry Plains 2 Ross Hamilton. a Jean MecQual-rie, Soseneath. 2 Mac Nicholson. 4 Harriet Campbell. Rostneath. 4 ‘Douglas Mtillzh. Se. 7-50 ard sack race. boys lii ‘Iieac er's race. anti undeny l George Dewar. Brudenetl. l David Siowart. Alberry Plains 2 Charles Crawford. Noeenesth. 2 Kenneth MacLaren. Brudenell I Joseph Murphy. Sumine .ille. a Carl Kennedy, New Perth. 4 Lincoln Dewar. New Perth. 4 James Sulltyan. Roeeneath. ‘Pruaioeh race. sec. 0-60 yard sack race, boys 11 g 28021;: miitslelcgllbemw min a d nder. In l . rry It'll n1 ‘Pl-ed Martin, New Pezth. 2 Vernon Rom. Union Road. 2 Blair MscLaren. 4 mulls Btowlfl. ARM’, 3 Bruce Macneren, ru one . ln-I- o 4 Kenneth Dewar. Srudenell. —- Sec. 0-60 yard dash. girls ll-12. ‘ 7 i Jean Macloan, Alblrry Plains 2 Evelyn Ron, Union Road. ' 3_ Lillian Campbell. Rceeneath. Jcgy-mgqto~izyan:gv:ucmv;l»n ‘ Mil-dork untm’ N." Pam‘ Y!‘ lever I moves. Yiauaierealtls. l’:- GSC. 13-50 yard thPdO-lflflfi PICS. gpleaslr. Guaranteed five felts. "m" lfilfllolAiltlACiTllflfl com-am 1 Catherine ccrcoran and Msr- n,“ | 1am“ a“

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Tourist Business

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) FREDERICTON, N. 3., Sept, 28 —1ndlcatlcns that the New Bruns- wick government would launch a publicity campaign to further the tourist industry of this province were contained in address given here today by Premier Dysart.

"It ls for us here and now to determine upon a publicity cam- paign that shall bring to the pres- ent generation some of the finan- cial beneiiis that accrue to pro- gressive tourist business," he said at the unveiling oi a monument commemorating the 104th New Brunswick Rogtment.

The tourist business had grown to one of the major industries of the land, he said, referring to what had been done in the provinces of Quebec and Nova Scotla.

Betting Easier With Girl Help

SACRAMENTO. CaliL, Bettlnp. on the horses was made both easy 811d attractive at the 123d Califor- n a state fair by a special corps i "better-otter." o

‘Thirty pretty grls, clad tn smart. smock-like uniforms. were detail-

the Federal Social Credit organtz- ‘

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Vi lu- RPHI bind)‘:

in the grandstand, place them \ the pnrl-mutuel machines and, to gather in the winnings, if

The idea back ol this nov handling the pari-mutuels was 0Q

ofi .

take all the lee-work out oiv t» i’

process 0t‘ making bets. and t . move the dander of the spect-

losing their seats in the

stands by having to leave theta . plum a wager. Whether it resul ln hcavle." betting was a w“ but tho horse-mung tam ‘"bcttorettes"

to take to the enthusiasm.

To ensure the service Lilo p-irls training .1: of the fair. EZr-rly rail imaginary bots, and

quickly pickcd up the knao

handling thclr jobs.

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