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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 80 International Radio Program! EVENING CONOBRT8 7.00 P. M.

selecting ﬁne teas. its most wonderful blend is

Rakwana Golden

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WPG (300) Atlantic City. Studio Musicale.

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9.00 P. M. WlPG (300) tAtlantic City. Chelsea Evening ‘Concert. WSB (4128) Atlanta. watenKent Hour. WEAF (492) N. Y. New York Synt- phony Orchestra.

Strained, Swollen Tendons,‘ 9.15 P. M.

Ligament: or Muscles. Stops WCAU (2T8)_Phiia. Tho Murmur-

the lameness and pain from u int; Baritone.’

Splint, Side Bone or Bone 9-30 ‘P. M.

Spavln. No blister, no hair V€".\"r't‘ (526) iN. Y. Populnl- Studio

gone, and horse can be used. 10.30 _P. M.

$2.50 a bottle‘ at druggists’ or WSAl (326) Cillci. Musicale.

delivered. Describe your case FEATURE TALKS—SPORTS for special instructions and interesting ' 2.00 ‘P. M. horse BOOK 2 RFREE. WEM" (492) N. Y. Yale-Army ULFJolnI-lnanln Lyman: Bldmllontrall tidoothuil (iumc.

Atlanta At-

WILL Reouce inﬂamed,

——-—'— ~~~-——-- ~— V-BZ (5933) ‘Springfield. Yule U, vs. ' West ‘Point Military Academy, Professlona] Cards irotn Yule Bowl. ' 2.15 P. M. _—___*_‘_*'*_" WHY (380) Schenvctatly. U. oi Dr. J. Fergus Donnelly ‘ttctitsin nbowgvy“ VETEFHNARY MJRGEON W‘i(i_W (423) Cinci. Seckutnry Ilaw- Graduate Ontario Veterinary ‘m’ 915 P M

College, 1907. Late Capt. Royal Army Veterinary

WSAiI (326) ‘Cinci. News review. WANT T0 DANCE?

Corps, London, Eng. 8.15 P. M. Oflice-E. Farquson’: Stable. WCAE (-161) Pittsburgh. Kenny- PMHB 293- 147 King agree; wood Park. ‘ 9434mm - 8.30 P. M. WBZ (1433) SpringiieldKrulee.

10.00 P. M.

WLW (423) Cinci. Castle Farm. ‘Will’ (509) Philadelphia. Idranklin.‘ 10.30 P. M.

“FSOE (2416) Milwaukee.

Mark R. McGuigan B. A.

IAnnteTl-zn. SOLICITOR, C1,“,

M°"°Y 1° L0"! , WLIZ (455) N. Y. Frivoiity Club. Cameron Blockﬂhariottetown,P.E.l. WiPG (300) Atlantic City. Garden

. Pier. Dr. C. C. Archibald

ﬂraduate of N. Y. Poet Graduate Medical School and Hospital

Praetlee limited to Eye, Ear, Noae |NTERCOLON|AL ¢LUB OF §os_ “d Tim“ TON INTERESTED m Testing Eyes and supplying Giaeeee DEBATE Oﬂlce, Bayer Building Great George Street Oﬂlee Houra-s to 12.30, 1.80 to 8

Elk‘): ETC.

12.00 Mid.

WMCA (341) N. Y. McAlpin. (Copyright, 1926, by International Radio Programs, Chicago.)

A golden opportunity will be oft‘- cretl to all members of the Inlet‘- ' ~ - ‘iolonlal Club oi’ Boston, and the ady Associates on Wednesday.

McDonald & McPheg Octoliel‘ 27. 1212s, nt s p. 111., in in- telcoltllliul Iittll, 214 Dudley Street,

' Itoxbury, in the iorm 0i a tiebatc: Resolved: Tibet Canada be merg- ed with the United States oi‘ Amer- czt. , , ‘at |ig The ziliirnlativu will be argued

> I O J. A. MoDONALD, H. F. MoPHEE Iarrletere, ‘Attforrleye, Eta. - Moniy te Loan Riley Buildinl‘.

¥ 1".‘ .

WTIC (476) Hartford. Studio Pro- "

8.10 P. . WJZ (455) ‘N. Y. Symphony 0rcll- “estra. WBZ (333) Springﬁeld. Boston setLs,—llotll

gentlemen lacing oi ‘Dakota Red Potatoes—- Rdbert Symphony. Canudiail jeictiraction. Mir. Mac- ‘McKenzie. N. Milton; '2 Russel first ﬂu-nm-st 8.30 P. M. Kay is a graduate of Dartmouth Coles; 8 Beth Coies; 4 Ivan And-

iilickeil; Auditors, Mrs. Ernest (ira-

Qhn-hggnownmy lion. \Villlaln J. Ziluciunis, for-- (Iulnpilell; - nlcr Mayor or Giotto-ester, Mossu- Cnmphdl, Alisa Moria (Yotnpbcell.

BAKEY own; ‘abhor

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’ 0e, Harrington fiend 4W‘!

Koo m1) Oakland. Bern's Little "r- A few vnssilrwnlrh W , n Pew-l Dori’ W4» N- \ " }_ ‘i, .7 5ymph°ny_ ‘ made by the Hon. President Neill: M11101‘; g when“, who, g I __ I WBZ (333) sprlugrteld. Studio Pro- ,.5"W- H"! b! 1"l>°°i°1'~'°9\"* t. ton; 3 8s" Ntiil- ="- M °“- - 8...... . m. Creed who eonsmfuiatedot e l-lelen Mltilolbll, n. Milton. l zao ‘P. m. M1231“ Willi!!!“ m; ""1 "l" ' ' - ‘ ' ' - OKCL (£246) Toronto. Concert Pro- m "M3951"! “Fslf- "v ‘ “N500 gram.‘ ' -. 054"" "f!" "i" White "Breed-L ireriorid lend WILC 169) Wash. Concert Pro- .~ , _ s‘ ' ‘)1 rows. NuNbfiltlgll a grgmfﬁ" ' gram. . '1 _- Wlnsloe» or l" “ ' wnc mo) wuss; Concert tPro- " ,.,‘,‘,‘»““;;‘,,f‘§;' Rfqiftﬁlimfijﬁltlogllﬁ l-Iarrlligwll; 4 Msrsam Rodd," Har- U y gram. ‘ - “ ' 9 . 95" _ '-,l rington. V ' ' " WGY i680) Schenectady. Musical - ‘ gusiestawolliesiildortlltggtliiilwn; 4 Tea Biscuirsl-l Hale; liiilallwlilgi, ‘ i‘ ‘ proxy-am I ~ e _ a , arr“ on. N, Milton; ZForenoa- a esoll, . x - \VBZ (B83) Sllrlngwiield. Nisicale. . t whgatijtlhrigt?“ Ram-ml:- Milton; 3 ‘Dim! 33?:- ‘N- mm“? 4 A’ 7.451‘. M. on‘? e 993- ~ on; S P8. Neill, N. M ‘ n. _ ' W-EAF (492) N. Y. Piano Solo. £21486! 0016s. -N- lvliltln; 4 Kenneth aDrop rock cookies-l Helen ﬁn:- ggq p_ M, . ‘ ewart, Herring on. _ l; ‘on, N. Milton; 2 Florence n - . WHAR r275) Atlantic City. Sea- I ‘ ~ Y1) ‘Sweet Corn-rl George Ham-lily, e? cop; 3 Alethw Cud- - .Behlnd each. package of 5rd,, Tm, ‘ - » Wlnsloe 5.; 2 Elsie Haimbly. Wile); ‘ '.; 4 Marjorie Aud- ‘Rakwana Teaisan organ» Willi (517) Detroit. Concert pro- " sloe ‘South: 3 ‘DOW R°dd.._N. Mil- . ti‘ uadon with more than a mlggfkndiﬁn E Pitt i W ti 8 1 i v 1 to“; ALARM‘ Rodd‘ N‘ Milton‘ il us“; lﬁilceDmrthllrsggl 11:. -' f‘ ' ‘ . ' s. es ll - - M (on; _, o e - ~ t ' “awry or expenence m house ‘Band. " Milton; 3 Helen Matbeson, N. "Mil- , . . "

Roots Irish Cobbler ‘Potatoes-l Alton chusetts, and Mr. Donald K. Mac- Rodd; I2 Margaret; Rodd, Harring- Kay, A. B., ot Quincy, Mussachu- ton; 3 Russel Cotes; 4 Doris Rodd.

College and is a first-year student rews. N. Milton- in Harvard Law College, and the Turnips-l [Robert ‘McKenzie; 2 was selected by Dartmouth for the Beth Colee; 3 tAiton Rodd; 4 Doris debating team that defeated the Rodd. Oxford-Cambridge debaers in 1925. ‘Monglee-lutnna Rodd, N. Milton Two eminent Canadian speakers 2 Robert McKenzie; N. Milton; 3 will be here to take the negative Alton Rodd. -N. Milton; 4 Wﬁlldﬁll side, namely, Hon. ‘C. Gavin Duffy, Rodi]. Winsloe S. Eli-Speaker of the Prince Edward Fﬂl'snips—l Dora Rodd. N. ‘Mil’ Island Legislative Assembly, Lnw- wt‘: 2 Lloyd ‘Dttfieit. Winsloe 8-: yer. 0i’ Charlottetown, and Major 3 "B" ‘HD0991’. N. Milton; 4 ‘Elsie James E. Madden, former nletilbtal‘ Hillllbly. WZMIOB S. oi‘ ‘the Dominion Parliament, Law- yer. World \‘l'nl' Veteran, of Syd- iwy, Cape .l'3retoli- The subject is of vitnl interest. ‘to all and is ‘Green‘Ton\n;oeg._1 Beth 016B. N one ‘that. W85 given extensive pub- Mum"? 2 3°" 119°99'- N- 11W") “my by (he Heston prey, u 8 Violet Neill,‘ Whoutiey; 4 Lloyd will he recuiictl ‘that iorlner Gover- can". ‘whmwe ‘N0731-

nm. of Zvlasgqxchuseusl 1,1,, "on ‘0nions—1 Beth Cole-s, N. Milton‘, Eugene Foss, tioalt WllJill ‘this suh- 2 Marginal Cmegr N- Mﬂlo"? 3 $1‘ jeci: and it ‘will be exceedingly ln- m“ Rodd‘ N- Mmmll 4 Alice Riiidd- teresiillg to hour both sities of this Whlgloe 50ml‘-

stllijort tlist-tlssetl. c“°“'nbe"5"_ 1 "Dons midd- N- __<.}_,_____ Mil-ton; 2 Jeém Higgins, Wheatley; NEW INSTITUTE ORGANHED 3 ‘Aletha Cu more, Wiusloe North; |N PR|NCE EDSWARD ISLAND 4 AliOII R0011. N. MiiIOIL ‘Cabbage-l Lloyd Duitett, Win» ‘Pembrokm-A meeting was held “we S"? 2 mile" Matheson- ‘N- MU’ ill the tPonlbroke ‘School on Friday, to"? 3 ‘miller Min-hem". N- Mum“? Oct. 22, for the purpose of orguniz- 4 ‘when MEKBBZIG. N. Milton.

ing a Women's institute. Thcineet- 'P“"‘Pk|""1\ 5131mm 90°11» will" ing \\‘:1s conducted by Miss Helen 51°‘? 5097-11; 2 Lem! Carl-eh- Win- MoKennn, Supervisor oi’ the Wo- @198 North: 8 Noel Hooper. North men's institutes. The following dt- Milton; 4 Bert Hoover. N. Milton. ﬂcers were elected: lPres., ‘Mrsnlas. (irzlllnm; Vice-Pros" Mrs. Wentlnll (lrallnln; See-Trees” Mrs. Gavin

Vegelibieg‘

Flowers

‘Sweet Peas-l Atldle Toylolywin» 1mm. ‘Mrs. David Sencuhtlugll, Miss 31°C Smith; 2 Phtyllls HOODQIYN- Belle ‘i-iicken, Mrs. James Hicken. llillw"; 3 ‘MYPHQ Twist» Wmsi“ Mm qllewenym S.; 4 Bert ‘Hooper, N. Milton.

Albany North-A meeting was ‘My kind oi Flowers-l Violet held in the Albany North School on Nell- Wheelie)’: 2 Helen blather)". Wetlnesday, Oct.‘ 20, for the pur-N ‘Milton! 3 Florence Rumor. pose of organizing a Women's In-‘Hillllllgioll- ‘ stittltc. iMiss Jane McKenzie con~ ‘Mixed flowers-l Kelli! C0166. N. ducted the meeting. The following ‘Milton: 2 ‘Ellen Bryenton. Hat-rins- oiilcers were appointed: Pres., Mrs. i011; 3 J95“ 11188018. Wheelie)’; 4 Ewen Cameron; vicerPres, ‘Mrs. ‘Beth C0185. N. Milton.

Winsloe scliool- relr-_,g»_-r»»‘~i—1°‘*i~“‘5i!"";;

, t veep veilwﬂliliui- School hi!‘ ‘mgw’ held in Wilisloe Hell on Weii- ‘ 0mm". - needay. BOptGIIﬂIQi’ 29th, in which ‘the following echoiﬂs tool: pm:- H n", Harrington; s sen. Neill, ortn-Miitonmorth Wineloe. South N, mlltbu; a Thelme ‘wise ‘Harrin-

Pears-l Marnret Rodd.‘ F!"

t ild Strawberries - 1 Lloyd

- “m; 4 Dorie Rodd, N. Milton. l i“

ton; 4 Florence Rattray, Harring-

toll.

Mock Cherry Pie-l Aletha Cud- more_ Winsloe -N.; 2 Beth C0199. N- Milton; 3 Emily Stewart. Harring- ton; 4 Thelma Wise. Harrington. tDlvinity tFudge-l Emily Stewart Harrington; t2 Jessie Stewart, Hats rington; 3 Doris Rodd. N. Milton; 4 Majorle Andrews, N. Milton. v

Sewing and Knitting

tDlv. A.—-‘0pen tor girls under 12 - . years ot 8.BB—-T8ﬂ aDP0l1~1 Sara. a Neill, N. Milton; 2 Violet Neill. Wlieotley; 3 ‘Jessie Stewart, Hal'- rlnston.‘ ' _ . blended Wool‘ ‘Sock-l Yiolol Neill, Wheatley.»

Best, dressed doll-l Hazel Stew- art, Harrington!" . Plain ,Mit.ts-—1 'S|1rl1_Nelll, N. Mil- " ton; 2 Violet Neill. Vifile-atley; 3 ‘ Jessie Stewart. Harrington. Embroidered Centerpiecmr- 1 Sara Neill,"N. Milton.

‘Div. B. open; tor girls 12 years \I1(l over—'l‘ea apron 1 Helen Mar.- besoh, N. Milton; 2 Helen Shaw. >1. Winsloe; {i Margaret Rodd. Har- ringion; 4‘ Emilytewart, Herring- ton.

crocheted doiley—1 Thelma Wise Harrington; 2 Jean Higginmwheot- tey; 3 Helen Matlleson. N. Milton. Embroidered, Centerpiece -— Helen Matbospn, N. Milton; 2 Betn Coles, N. Milton; 3 Margaret Rodd. Harrington; 4 Marjorie Andrews. N. lMilton. ' '

Mended Wool Sock-I Beth Coles N. Milton; 2 {Helen Matheson, N. Milton; 3 Rena. Neill, Wheatley; 4 Margaret Rodd, Harrington.

‘Best Dressed Doll—1..l-lelen ‘Mot- heson, N. Milton; 2 Thelma-Win. Harrington; 3 Margaret Taylor- Winsloe S.; 4 Beth ColeibNAl/iiiiml; -Plain Mltts-1 Helen Matheson; 2 Thelma Wise; 3 Emily Stewart; i. Marjorie Andrews.

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» Manual Training

Hammer Handle-l Lloyd Wise. Harrington; 2 Kenneth ‘Stewart, ~ _ Harrington.

y) . i. . Spread Happiness, . 0nHall0il/e’en“‘€,"‘<

(Halloween is aetirne of jollitytand fun for children, and certainly the home that is provided with one of Moir’s big boxes of XXX assorted . chocolates will be a home radiating " r

ness and laughter.

The purity'of Moir’s makesfthem _ . the best for children; their tgijitn-y‘; ‘ lizing ﬂavours make them the ‘most

popular. '

It's a sure thing thaca 5 lb.‘box

0t be too rngny.

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Milking Stool-l Chestley HllBll- .

W. S. Large; ‘Sect-Treaty, Miss Hil- POIY-ed lllant (Beeiﬁteﬂk Begillliﬂ) (in Acltlalld; ‘Directors: Mrs. Geo. -—-1 H6181! Silﬂwr “71115109 Nﬂrlil? 2 Mat-Kn)’. Mrs. Hnrris Bonlter, Mrs. Alice Rodd, Winsloe South.

es, Harrington; 2 Earl Diamond,‘ - Winsioe 5- ‘ Rodd. Wlnsloe ‘S; 4 Margartt Rodd,

Martin Kenugh: Auditors, Mrs.Wii- lard Thomas. Mrs. John Dawson. Cheitom-A meeting was held iti the hotnc oi’ Mrs. Henry Aitleck. Chcltoll. on Wednesday, Oct. 20th, Lloyd Duiiebt. Nifinsloc South; tor the purpose oi‘ organizing n _Ellen Bryenton, Harrington. Wolnetlls institute. Miss Alt-Kenna, ‘Duchess Apples-l Stanley Shaw Supervisor. was prcsollt. The fol~ Winsloe North; 2 Bert Hooper, N. lowing (iﬂit-ers were cltzcicd: Pres., Milton; 3 Ferne Cotes, ‘N, Milton; fill-s. Earle Pearson: Vice-Press 4 Rena Coles, N. Milton. ' ‘Mrs. A. t‘. Schurmull; ‘SecrTl-easo ‘Bradshaw 'P1umg-_1 Fame C0155, Airs. ‘ll. Aftlettk; Directors, Mrs. N, Milton; 2 3911a C0195; 3 “Ne; him-ray, r.\‘liss N]. Murray. MrsRoy N911), wheapley; 4, Rena N911], Auditors. Mrs. Chm-lea whammy, /

Fruit Red Astrachan Apples-l Rena Colee. N. Milton; 2 ‘Lloyd wise; 3

‘iliier leihown the Havant, cube, harbor with the Maieoon boulevard ‘ in the Cuban eepltel. Lower right eiiowe tile patriot the etornr,

n

eenuAt ieeet 1.200 were reported iwrt- No tcanadlane are reported i" i"! "l"! 000v will"! mly 0 ‘Xlilﬂﬁliil

(fl-D ’~, d. §,‘.fsrottm ‘s

I mun or/ll/

stout».

lted leet ek by lea ‘ dwer left le ‘e ee tempered with the recent and more eeriou eterm. . '

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‘in, ‘"00. which yo;

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\f_ rinﬁton; 3 Emily Stewart, Harp-ing-

D ‘ , C0186.

~‘ .1 ‘ wk’ R0 ', Tlﬂﬂr, Winsloe 8.; 2 Janie Stew- _ eon, N, Milton.

_ Jdilio Stewert; 8 Kenneth , -- 1 oiedyi Rodd: 4 morocco‘ y ' ‘ I

w‘! Florence lilatheeon; 8 Florence '

-‘ one ~.-.. ' ‘ .......o's"l‘t.......* s"... wit“;

v . ‘W’ I i 0 M @110, 1 ﬁtmttrisrtirivtit.

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Nail box—1 Earl Diamond; 2 Harrmgt°n_

CIIBBUBY ‘Hughes. ‘Boys ~ 1 Reginald‘, McKenna, r-Bird Houee—1 Chesﬂey Huslws- twlreutley; 2‘Earl Diamond, Win-- TM-iscellaneons-l Beth Coies. N. 510g s_ '-'

Milton; 2 Earl Diamond. sport‘,

Live Sitwk and Poultry Girls under s) years—1 Lois Coles

‘Best Heller calt (bee! breetik" Winaloe North; .2 Verna Rodd,

Helen Younker. Winsloe North; 2 ‘vgnglot 5.; 3 REES] ‘Stewart, liar.

Chester Matbeson, North Milton; 3 ringwit; 4 Rosamond Neill, Wheat-

Robert McKenzie, N. Milton; 4 Ai- 19y; ,-

tOII Rodd. N. Milton. ~ Girls fnfm 9 to 12—1 Dorothy

‘Best Pullet and Cookers! (‘Rlwdw-Robgmg, Wlnsloa s.; 2 Violet Neill,

Island Reds)—1 ‘Rene Neill. Wheat- iwheatloy; ,1: Thelma Wise, Harring-

r ley. ‘ton; 4 Jessie Ste-wart, ‘Harrington.

‘Best Pullett and Cockeral (Plr- ‘iGirieover 12 years-i Margaret mouth Roclte)~— 1 Beth Cotes, N. Taylor Winsloe S; 2 Rene Neill,

Milton; 2 Lloyd Carter, Winsloe N. whestlgy; 3 ‘Margaret Rodd, Har-

3 Bert Hooper, N. Milton; 4 _vio rington; i-Eva Coles, Winsloe N.

let Neill, Wheatley. - - Boyeunder 9 years-l Ivan Anti- Pig (Bacon type)-—1 Mae Die-rows, N. Milton; 2 Eric Carr,

mond, Winsloe South; 2 Wendell Wheatley; 3 Freddie Hughes, Har- ~ Rodd, Winsloe S; 8 dual-l‘ Rodd. ringtton; 4 Lowell Younker, N. Win-

‘ Winsloe .s.; 4 lEarl Diamond, IWin- sioo. 4 ~ t

aloe S.

-'B0ys tram 9 to 12 yesrs—1 Stan

Collection: iey S-llaiw. Winsioe N_.; 2 Robert Mc- 1 Harrington School; 2 Wheatiey Kenzie, N. Milton;- 3 Harold Mc- Scbool; 3 North Milton School; 4 Kenna, Wbeatley; 4 ‘David Axwor- North ‘Winsloe School. thy. iVi/lloatley. i Weed seed-s (in vial8)-—1 Wln- Boys over 12 years-1 Bert. Hoop-

tSack race‘ for boys under 12

ley; 2 Alton" ‘Rodd, N..Milton; 3 Wendell Rodd, S. Winsloe; 4 Earl Diamond, S. Winsloe. ‘Boys over ‘1‘2 years-l Earl Rodd S. Wlnsloe; 2 Chestley ..l-lti‘ghe!. Harrlnton; 3 Ber; Hooper, N. Mil; ton; 4 Kenneth Stewart, ‘Herring ton. , ‘ iwhooliaarrow race for Boys- 1 Harrington School; 2 Milton Niorth ‘School; 3 Winsloo South School. Three-legged race lor boys—1 Her ring-ton‘ School; 2 Milton North School; 3 Winsloo South School. ‘Three-legged race tor girls-l

‘South School; 3 Wheatley School; 4 Harringtn School. ‘ ‘Thread and Needle ‘Race..-

Winsloe; 2 Bert ‘Hooper and ‘Beth Coles, N. ‘.Mil‘ton; 3 Neil Diamond

ol MoKanna. and Fi-anceluNollll I estley. ‘Q ‘Pleeating contest-l Earl bio.- mond. Wlueloe S.; 2' Jobnie Good, iWitlsloa S; 3 Lloyd Wise, Harring- ton; 4 Bert Hooper, N. Milton.

eloe Sou‘th School; 2 Harrington er, N. Milton; 2 Gordon (roles, N. School; a ‘North Milton School; iiwinsioerﬁ Ivan- ‘Rodd. N. Milton; W-heotley ISchool. 4 Rufus Axworthy, lWheatiey. Tree leaves-d Harrington " ‘ ' . . 2 Wilrsloa North School; ifWlieat- , lay School; 4 Nomi Millbn 5011001.] ‘Samples oi Wood-'-1 Harrington School. ‘ ' School Work

(a) Writing book-l Lois Colee. North Winsloo; 2 Hazel Stewart. Harrington; 3 Verna Rodd. Win- ‘ ‘sloa S. 4 Elsie Hambly, Wlnsloe S.‘ “ ‘Pennmnship- 1 Alethe. Cudmore, Winsioe North; 2 Margaret Colee, ;_ nor-ill Milton; s Alice Rodd, win- " slots South; 4 Sara Neill, N. Milton. Composition on the Prince o! Wolbs -— l Reginald McKenna, . NVIhee/tley; 2 Margaret Rodd. Har-

. ton; 4 Jeanjiigglns, Wheatley.

ﬂowing‘ (scenery) - 1 130th.

N. Milton; 2 Margaret Tay- _

lr. Winaloo S; 3 Joan Highs.

‘__l-hoatley; 4 Dorothy Roberts, , n- oe -‘

‘ Penmanship -1 Haeel istewirt: jlVeijia dléodtigpil Elsie Hambly: 1 .

letter lo e, Friend-It Addie

iri. Harrihtlon; 3 Kennelth Btu!!- Iri» Herr“ ; 4 Florence Mulle-

Meo _ Drlwinr (‘Auetrﬂidl "r- '1 mvﬂvaiicein

{filghwiltl (irueehioli ‘ t ... . m“; “Q”; diwtgliel; 0 Elsie u-Iambly; 4‘ ‘Thelma -‘ e. -- - . .

meninenelrtp-i Jneie steiert; '

‘Bil-Mr: run-met m-rughee. ~

years-l David Axworthy, WhGBI-Whggﬂgy;

Wineloe North School; 2 Winsloedloe S; 4 Frank MoKonzitrNJii . ‘

Gordon Coies and Mae Carter, l.‘

and Alice Rodd, S. Winsloo; 4 Hark

. ut it‘ has been arranged so

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i! Trustees‘ Race-l Howard Carr, j 2 Howard Axworlti. ‘i Whe tley;_- a David Robinson. W ' sloe 4 ‘George Hooper. N. Mil ton. , ‘ ‘ ' ‘Teachers’ iRnee—~ 1 Miss Pleiil.‘ Winsloe South; 2 Miss‘ Bruce) Wheatley; 8 Miss Mstheson. r rington; 4 Miss Miller. Will l" North. tFreo-ior-all girls-l Rene Neill. Wheatley; 2 Margaret Taylor. W“; sloe 8,; 3 Margaret Rodd, Burl"? ton; 4 Dorothy Roberts, Winaloe B. Free-tonal! men-d Fred lloolill.» N. Milton; 2 J-larold Diamond, Witt‘ slop ~, m. 4t Oliver Beblneau. Wil-

t ' r t

ton.

.. I ‘Rena uelltser‘ .1 (‘Patriot please cow) _ ‘ -—-——t0¢-—i-

Miter an absence 0t, eight. 4 . tromjtlie tilms. Raymond E10,... has come baolrrotrple; the roiﬂ‘ ' tloria Swansea's brother in ‘ “ - ya." Hackett still is playing , "Cradle Sun/ache ' the M880 D _‘

iRelay Race-l Wlnsloe School!

‘School; 4N. Winsioe School. 1',

i2 Wlleatley School: 3 Harringtonfhe Cosmopolitan Studio and t! t, - '

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_ Hmimllmnlr from the ovmgq-“Nﬁ; f ten biwuitl w 11m and wider-they melt 3'" "w mwltbellwua mod; Y

the actor‘ can alternate bet r '

Broadway Theatre. O