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Cattle Club A Champion Win At Toronto

(Special to The Guardian»

TORONTO, Ont... Nov. 2l.-Fl'encl1 Banada came to the front in rrmark- fole style at the Toronto Royal Win- ter Fair today when two young French Canadian farm lads from Waterville, Que. were adjudged Canadian champions in noys and girls cattle club work. The buys are Emile Pettit, and Irehee Fnhlllilid. U‘!!! having proved tllElll5Bl'-'CS ﬁll- preme agailnst all comers in u.» an-

are Clifford Baldwick, of Barrie, Ont.. n bright youth oi English immigrant parents, Cedric Kirkpatrick, oi’ Wir- ral, New Brunswick, and Gordon Campbell, o! Stewiaeke East, Nova Scotla. They were the three highest aggregate scores in the C. N. R. Cat- tle Club contests, and will ‘go over- seas next July under the auspices oi the Federal Department of Agricul- ture and the C. N. R.

This is the first time Canada has been accorded this honor. The two French Canadian youths who won the new Canadian championship in cattle club work won the Quebec Provincial Championship at Sher- brooke last ~ August. They were Coached by Stephane Boily, federal livestock promoter, in the Eastern Townships. and Emile Lemiere, dis-

nual Canadian elimination contests held at the Royal Winter l-‘ulr, under the auspices of the Agricultural De- partment of the Canadian National Railways in co-operatlon with the various federal and provincial au- ﬁe mam. thorities. The boys become pessessors “any Patterson and Cedric Km“ if the W. J. Black trophy, prescntedl patqck o’ wxmn’ N. B“ View thkdl. by Dr. Black oi the c. N n. lingerie Harper and my NW5,’ Coincidental with this announce- from Prince Edward mmd “Vere. nent came the selection or three your“, and Henry Stewart and GOP eastern Canada farm youths, one don Cgmpbcn o, Stéwiackc’ N_ s" from Ontario. one from Nova scotia ML and one Irom New Brunswick to com- Clifford Blldwm“ who is to re_ Drise the All Canada Cattle Club rum’, Ontario on the mum'ﬂonal team to g0 to Great Britain next Your Tudgms ‘Mm’ was bum m 3.11.1,’ to compete in the annual interna- Ont of parents who‘ bu, ‘ mo" tlonal Cattle Judging Contest. under “ma” b-fom had come 1mm Pew“ the auspices of the National IBSOClB- bum éngmnd, to u“ up gal-mm; tlon oi young farmers‘ clubs. he": He is 1., yum c, an Gordon The fortunaio three for overseas.

trict Agrinomist. They had a. totall marking oi 8'15 against the next highest team, that from Barrie, Ont.. with a total oi 8'12. Clifford Bald- wick and Stewart Bell were the Bar-

When Food

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i -Miss Vera _ Andrew:

Sweeten the stomach-instill}?

ard with physicians in the 60 years lines its invention.

It is the quick method. Result: come almost instantly. ll. ll the approved mlethod. Yam will never ueo another w ten ou now. . lie d... to get the genuine Phillipa’ Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physi- cians for 60 mu in eorrﬂilll "N" acids. Each tic contglnl Qlm" rim-w sirwws » . .

About two hours alter eating many PWple ltrﬂer from emu stomachs. They "ll it indigestion. lt Inolln! that the llblrllch nerves have been aver-stimu- lated. There is excess ru-iri. The way i” wfreet it in with an alkali. Whirl‘ Elhlraliseu many times ila rolunlu in

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The right way ls Phillips’ Milk of "Armenia-just a. taslelell dose in "l-Pr- it is pleasant, eiilcient and

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rtupana Mrs. w. n. Smith.

Campbell, the member from Nova and also to congratulaio you on the Scotia, is a little lad, scarcely into hls'completion of your lovely new home teens, who has done clever work lniwlthin whose hospitable walls your the Judging team at Stewiacke. Thelfrlends and neighbors of surround- New Brunswick boy is o particularly ing districts are gathered for this good type of club member, and has alhouse warming.

fine record behind him in his club Cynics may say that marriage work at Wirral, N. B. All three means a declaration of war, but we I should give an excellent account of prefer to regard every wedding day _ themselves in Britain next summer, as an armistice day when both Cu- when they will compete against pid and his victims have won the teams from Britain and the U. S. A. victory 0V9!‘ Elly lHIWOTlhY K1651" W at the Rgygl Agﬂgulﬁurgl Show, ‘continue to live the selﬁsh and lone- ly life o! single unblessedneas.

For forty years you- have march- ed along lliela highway together shoulder to shoulder, sharing each

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith, Cen- Dumas joys and sorrows and ﬁnch tral Royalty on Monday evening, m! the true happiness m“ comes iNov. 11th threw open iho doors oi from wamwbrk we“ done, obstacles‘ lthelrcomfortable new home for overcome and success won by dub ltheir friends and relatives for iiggence’ perseverance and Intelligence most enjoyable house warming. we we‘ m“ that your hear“ are

In sddlllim- "W event W“ "W" ﬁlled with thanksgiving to the Giver more important as it was the eouwof an good for the blessings m wedding anniversary oi their wedd-quanh‘ atrength‘ and prosperity] l“! d“? vouclisaied you during your twol‘

Mm‘ M“ A~ B°nn°n h“ b°°“,score years of wedded liie. i called to the chair the following] In yoke“ of the high esteem m program was carried out: Chorus- which you are regarded in m“ com_ "Carry Me Back to Ole Virglnnyf’ munm,’ and As a souvenir o’ ‘his mldmg-Mm Fmssw Y°‘mk°'3_S°'\ memorable occasion, please accept W-Mlis Mary Fergu-“mi vmu“, these gifts, accompanied by "our MU§1°"M"~ "l" HMS”? mlldlnglhcartfelt wishes that you may live 5°l°—P"°l- to celebrate your golden and Cliil-I Barlow (encoredi itearllngn-lvlisslnwnd wedding” Marion McLeod: Piano Solw-Mlmi Florence Platts; Reading-Miss Mc-

ENJOYABLE IIOU-SE WARMING

an... _ IROLLO BAY h ncl ion a o l‘ renter’ "s all. erfjas rigid by hcn-iniovinn. Mei-l, AIYIALVILINITY

Leod and the presentation oi a beau tiiul chair was made by Mr. C. Wood and a reading lamp by Mrs. G. Cook. '

Mr. Smhh on behalf oi himself and Mrs. Smith heartily thanked their friends for their thoughtful act and good wishes.

Short addresses were made by lvir. J. Crockett, Mr. Bonnell and others.

-Ths aooompanists for the evening were Mrs. d-I. Platts and Mrs. Bar- low.

Dainty refreshments were during the evening.

The folio-mtg is the address:

lcit recently for Boston where she will spend the winter months.

‘The Misses Ellsworth and Hynn oi’ Morel] are visiting in Glenwood the guests of Miss Julia Doyle.

Miss Kathryn MaeRae, Rollo Bay |is visiting friends in Little Pond.

Mr. Russel Burke who spent the summer at his old home in‘ Bear River left recently for Nova Scotia wthcrc he resides.‘

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Dam-sin Bear lliver North Schooll Cent,“ mylny; - Monday llth. was well ltiended.’ r mend, _ Among those present were Miss Cath. Monday last was Armistice Dgy ern Maeliiaehern Charlottetown. the~ and Thanksgiving Day wmch 5n lMisses Mary A. and Sarah Peters Canada observed as one. Tonight we ‘R0110 Bly- ' i are meeting with a two-fold pur-‘

_.:<~:e-to heartily congratulate you‘ The church supper and Bazaar held

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teatables were loaded with dantles of every kind and thc service was ex- ecllcnt ‘Il-lere was a. good display oi fancy work which sold quickly. Bingo under the capable management of Mr. Wm. Flynn Charlottetown was well patronized. Much credit is due the ladies in charge who worked untit- ingly to make their first Buzaar a success.

Among those attending the Bazaar were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conory, Mrs smallwood, Dr. A. A. MacDonald, Soul-ls, Messrs Leon Johnson and Jack Aitken Fortune, Mr. Arthur Mac- Donald Mmadale.

Messrs George Cavangh, St. Cath- erine, and Frank Pauquet, Souris East left by motor car for Wednesday. Their many friends wish; for them a pleasant joumey.

Boston

Miss Mary Kelly oi Boston is visit- ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly Bear River North.

Messrs John Doyle, Frank Deagle Earl White and Art Burke motored lo Little Pond Friday night last.

Mr. and Mrs. John MaeDonalcti ‘Montlcillo. were visitors to Rollo Bay. recently. ; l

Mr Edward Peters. Rollo Bay East: is spending a few days in Sourls with 1 ho:- slster in law Mrs. Lazarus Leaver; who has been seriously ill but whom‘ we are glad to report is steadily lm-,

. proving. l l

The Masquerade Dance held in the n. r. s. Hall Friday night was greatly enjoyed. The costumes were many] and varied. Among the prize win-I nera were MisaRonalda MaeDonald,' Souris. Miss Marie Peters Rollo Bay. and Mr. James Brennan Souris East.

was a visitor to Rollo Bay Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Murphy‘ ancli family o! Rollo Bay leaves thLs week, for Charlottetown where they will in: future reside. ;

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Miss Hazel Green. Fortune Brldgel l

Mr. Joseph Sgeeny, Saar-is. is in the employ of Mr. James Kickham, Souris West.

Messrs Albany Peters

n the fortieth anniversary or a in St. Alli: Hall, Rollo nay. Wednesday mppy unien-‘llﬁfﬁy- W0 lovlnliwu idecldely isiioceasiul. “we werepmade to but as one. tour hundred dollars Imryallsed the

Mr- Henry Peters. Lever R0110 Ber , IONA scnoor. 2. Alex. McLeod, a. Francis McDear-

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has purchased a new DcForcst Croslcy y _ . radio. i ‘The following is the Honor Roll oil The Annual Meeting of the Saint [U13 591.001 (O,- Qgtober,

Gertrude altar Society Rollo Bay was 31-34., 1_ _ 1, Dgythy Flynn"

held Sunday evening with a avvd at- Grade 1x. --1. Katie McPherson. tendance. The minutes of thc last‘; Flown; MQPhQ1-5Q1L ' meeting were read and approved also; Grade v11. _ 1, Agnes Flynn, 2. the financial statement which shares Norman Mieod‘ 3_ Reta Flynn, 4, a balance on hand of twelve hundred ‘gray-gum McLeQd_

dollars. The following officers were.’ Grad: v_ __ 1_ Rgchard Quinn 2, appointed President Miss Emma Fish- yMal-gareg M¢Eache,-n_

er R0110 Bay W- Vice President Mrs ; Grade 1v. _ 1. Warren Mclnnls, 2. Eusebius Peters Rollo Bay Secretary Mqgnes Quinn 3_ 1mm Mammy

Mrs. Jerome Chaisson Rollo Bay. Dir-l Grade 1L __ 1_ Rose Quinn, 2_ ectors Mrs. Angues MacKenzie Rollo 15am“. lkEnche-m,

Bay Mrs. John F. Chaisson Bear"!

Grade I --sr. l. R359 Ann Quinne.‘

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Grade I. -Jr.. (a) l. John Quinn Li. Lee Flynn.

Grade I --Jr. (b) l. Winnie Mo Deal-mid, 2. Raymond McDearmid, 3. Arthur Me Eachem.

Perfect Attendance, Florrie Mc- Pherson, Katie McPherson, Warren Mclnnis. Mary Larthard,.Teacher.

Many new motion picture theatres are being built in Elngland.

A direct railway line connecting Florence and Bologna, Italy, will be built.

River, Mrs. Felix Peters Rollo Bay ‘ _ ____, East.

By Roger B. Priestmnn, in the 'l‘oron-\ I

and Dan Please don't shOut. i Over ﬂallant. St. Charles, were visitors to I'm brokerrclean busted. 1mm. Bay Sunday ma. ,,_,..._.,_ All run}. sell me tn..-

“I Hear You Calling Me "

T0 MY BROKER. oer. 2911i, i920.‘

to Saturday Night

I hear you calling me!

You called me when my stock was, thirty-four. l

It slid to thirty and you wanted more.

Do you remember,

0h! you must,

How you informed me

‘Twas a stock to trust.

I hear you calling me!

You say the price has dropped to -- Y N ~ _ twenty-two. You ask me tersely what im going N d l .0 a. 8 8 8 S S

I'll try my best to Send you a cheque. I must save something Prom this awful wreck.

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" Pain!

Somofolh take pain for grutod. They let a oold “run its course". . Thw wait for their headache: to Pwau d!!!

I hear you callingmc! What's that? The stock is down to

seventeen. 1y "mum f l ‘ I'll cover up although it lcarcs m: theyrelyoh ssmblmmthﬂ'nffj$ngf“ﬂm clean. Meutimm thy u“ is there no limit’! necessary, u: ,§Q,.,““,',‘°°“",n "nﬂﬁgltg" Do you know {Izf-Hmvmi‘ 1°“ ll"?! oﬂer immediate relief At all how far this lJlmpa-ilihupersigtgmd "in. w‘ on“ h“ to ' . ' consult yourdoctor Slump will likely go? u to its mule. '

5m rennet! l f - i hear you calling me! ‘:13,- m: oﬂvghuﬂdofmmhf Youwe called me half a dozen times ?- A N10 more. All - today. ‘ m“ in“ ' You've got my shirt, I've nothing more lo pay.

l hear you calling.