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Isadore Duncan Is

To Stay In Russia

PARIS. Oct. 24.—Isatlora Duncan the famous dancer. likes Russia. "where art is not crushed by com- mercialism." and is going to stay there. Several months u-go Isadora went to llloscounto establish a schooil to teach the

the auspices of the Bolsheviks.

1n a letter to Humanit-e_ the Sor- iniist nevi-spnper here. Isadora writes “You ask my impressions l can give only the impressions ol

that humanity, through

Russian chii-' dren impressionistic dancing. under

the com- i munist regime. took a great step in advance. The martyrdom that Russia is suttering for the sake oi’ the tuture will proveas lertile as that of the martyrdom of the Nazarene. Only the lraternitir o! the workers oi’ the world can save civilization." i-<+>i- ‘GREENGOODS MEN WORKING GERMANY

BERLIN. Oct. 24 —— Green goudslmen and bunco artists are reaping a harvest in Germany HS a result of the sensational (all in the value of the German mark. Kraemcr. o1 the National League of salesmen are traveling from

ANOTHER FALSEHOOD

The -priscner came before the har with a bored air ot‘ a hardened otlender, The judge looked down at him and paused for words. His face ware a look o! disgust.

“Jacks, this is the nineteenth time you have appeared. here to answer t0 a t-Iiarge oi’ petty lar» ceny. You're absolutely hopeless. and l t-nntsee what Im going to

do with grit. Have you anything to s11): i=1" _'.'-'llrS(lf'.'" "Yes. sir. judge.‘ the prisoner

hastened to reply. "You see it Wad this way, I-—"

“it's no use!" the judge intel- rupted. "It doesn't make any Gif- terence how you want to tell it. l would11‘1 believe your statement

an artist. I quit Europe. whore 1111. village 1o village with small bales ii’ you swore to it on a stack of 15 rushed by commercialism, i am ot American and English notes of Bibles." _ -

. ' - .4 extremely doubtful origin. The “There was a moment's awed convinced that in Russ“! t.“ grim notes are selling like hot cakes silence. Then the prisoner smiled m‘ miracle m “"°.!*'°"-‘*"““ 383's to the peasants. many 0t whom craftly. is happening. _'l‘h‘ose who liie in never saw American or English "Judge." he stated. "I pleail the next hundred Yeafﬂ will realizefnoney. - i4 ﬂ gum)‘:

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You remember the story

Pitcher-

It made a good many trips to the well and it came back in good order.

“l can take care of myself," it said—"they don't need to talk about risks to me."

But it went once too often. _ After that it was only part of a pitcher, and they didift need to talk to it about risks-it knew.

A lot of people won’t believe tea or coffee can harm them until it does harm them.

"Nonsense!" they say, “it never disturbs mo." . When it does disturb them, then they ﬂow.“

Often the disturbance which they then recognize is the result of irritations to nerves and digestion which have been going on for a .

.. - If you have to lie awake at n" flat and count the * . clock ticks, after an evening cup o tea "or "coifee. then you know that it's better to be safe than sorry.

The risk of tea or coffees harm is-gone when the meal~time drink is Postum.

Here's a delightful and satisfying table beverage, with charm for the taste and without harm for nerves or digestion. You know you're on the right road with Poctum; there's never the possibility that you'll go once too often.

Postum come! In two forms: Instant

in the cup bythc addition of boilin w or. larger bulk. for those who prefer to make the drlnli while the meal ll being prepared) made by boiling for 20 minutes.

"There? a ‘Reasorf’ for ‘Postum

Made by Canadian Poatum Cereal

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Poamrn (in tins) made instantly Ponum Coral (In packages of

60., Ltd.. Windsor, Om.

CLASS 4 FLOWERS .

CLASS 5 FRUIT

Section 4

Cove. _ ,, 3. Christina Mat-Pierson. Lyn-

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laden 4 1, Guulo McDonald. Orwell. 3, Florence McDonald, Special Crochet Marla McDonald, Vernon River.

SEEIJ Filii

UIGG ‘scuoot run

i 8mm 1 CLAN 1. GRAINS 1, um... Finllyloll. Grand View. 2. Charles Richards. Vernon hctlvn l. River.

1. Willard McLeod.‘ one." 2. George McPherson. Gram]

4, Willard McLeod. ‘Jlggl View.

Ooctlon 2 l. Robert MoPhee, Grand View

CLAOQ 10 LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY .

Section 2 pLGnce McDonald, 01-well. ' 2; Wtllﬂrd McLeod. Uig‘. is. Edwin McLeod. m". g 4 Helen, McDonald. Orwell. section 1 ' . l, John White, Grand View, cation 5 » _ 2, Joseph (loady. Vernon, River. ,1 1'. Helen McPherson. Inn. ctlws 11. OOLLEGTlONO. . 2, Edison McLeod. U-lgg. 5 Section 1 1

scum. a. l. Grand View School. 1, Melinda q", 011911, 2. Vernon River School. 2, Willard McPherson. Orwell 3, Uixsi Schwi-

C915, . 4 Orwell School. CLASS z Roors n 5'6"" Z ' . Qggﬂoql l, Vernon-River School.

2, Grand View School. 3, Orwell School.

Section S l, Orwell School. 2. Grand View School. 3. U-lgg School.

CLASS 12 SCHOOL WORK Section 1, Clan A 1, Marcellaldobonald. Orwell. 2. Harold Wood, Vernon River. 3 Hazel Carver; Vernon River

1. Harold Wood, Vernon River, 2, Alistair McLeod. Uigg. 3, Alex. McLeod. Ulgg. '

OOOQIW! 4.

1. Alistair McLeod, Uigg.

'2, Willard McLeod. Uigg.

3, Robert McPhec, Grand View.

4. George McPherson. Grand View.

Section 5 ,

l. Alistair McLeod, Ulgg.

2, Russel McPherson, Orwell Cove. -

3. Edison M. McLeod, Ulu

4. Mary O'Keete. Vernon River.

Glace I l. Marlon Lea, Vernon River. 2. George Lea, Vernon River. 3 Pansy Wood, Vernon River.

s,“ on n, 4. Lona Carver. Vernon River. 2. M, McPherson; Orwell Cove. Edison M. McLeod, Uigg.

1, Clue C OLASQ 8 VEGETABLES

1. Jeau McKlrinon, Uigg. 2. Kathleen MacLeod, U1". -3 Chester MaoPherson, Uigg.

Bvccllon 2 1. Orwell School. ‘l. Mary Brelmut. Lyndsle.

Section 2 l, Christine McLeod. Ul g. 2. Edison M. McLeod. i|g. ll Windsor Bruce; Grand View.

Rltljencharlea Mllnmmld’ venw“ 3, Hazel Carver, Vernon River. 4 Lharles Richards; Vernon Section 4 _ l m"°" i; 2.15mi. iiiﬁijefaraiiiggl W‘ 3731'? Coavlelidward Mcmlezson; Ont," 1. Gordon Carr. Vernon River. 4, Bernard ‘MacPherson, Uigg. Rlaervﬂrle ' Mcmnam‘ Velma

3. Pansy Wood, Vernon River. 4, F. Coady. Vernon River.’

Olau I " 1. Hazel Carver. Vernon River. 2,' Marlon Lea, Vernon River. 3 Orwell School.

4 Charles Richards. Vernon River

Section 7 l, Bernard MpcPherson. hllgg. 2. Joseph Coady; Vernon River. 3. Harold Wood; Vernon River. 4, M, MacPherson; Orwell Cove.

Section 1 l. Edison E. MscLeod. Ulgg. 2, Hilda MacLeod, Orwell. 3. Christine D. MacPhcrson. Or well Cove. i 4. Mary O'Keete, Vernon River.

Section 4, Clans B 1, Uigg School. 2. ‘Orwell School. 3. Orwell Cove School.

Clan C. Sgclign 4 ' . l. Ulgg SClIOOl. . l, Florence MacLeod. Orwell 2. Orwell Cove School. Cove. ‘s r

2. Windsor Bruce. Grand View. 3, Edison E. MacLeod. Uigg. , 4, Etta Hicken. Lyndals.

C LASS l4. SPORTS

Glrls’ Race under I yearn l, Florence McLeod. Uigg. 2, Marcella MacDonald. Orwell. 3. Lottie Martin; Uigg. 4. Myrtle Wood, Vernon

Section 5 1 Mary Zllatheson. Grand View, 2..\larie McDonald. Vernon River 3, Robert MacPhee, Grand View.

River.

Girls’ Race B to 12 yalra

l. Jessie McPherson, Lyndsle. 2, ‘Hazel Carver. Vernon River. 8 Marion Lea; Vernon River.

4, Mary Matheson, Grand View.

Sectloni ' - . l. Windsor Bruce, Grand View. 2, Bryon Finlayson, Grand View. 3. Ansley Matheson. Grand View. 4. Lottie Martin, Uigg.

Girls’ Race ovOr 12 Years l. Jenn McKinnon, Uilg. 2, Irene MacLeod. Orwell Cove.

swim‘ 2- 3, Grace McDonald. Orwell. l. George MacPherson. Grand 4 Helen MacDonald, Orwell, iew

Boys’ Race under 9 ylarn

l. Douglas Ross, Uigg. -2, Peter MacDonald. Uigg. 3 Donald MacDonald. Orwell 4. Wolcott MacPherson Ulgg.

2, lsahel Bruce. Vernon River. 3. Ruby MacDonald, Orwell. 4. Clarence Gay; Orwell

Bectiﬂn 3 Richards. Vernon River Z. Grace McDonald, Orwell. 3, Edison MacLeod. Uigg.

CLASS 6. CANNING Section 1 ‘ l. Kathleen McLeod. Uigg. " Mary Mntheson, Grand View.

CLAS5 7 COOKING

Boys’ Race l to l2 yearn 1. George Lea, Vernon River. 2. Joseph Coady. Vernon River. 3 Charles McDonnII. Orwell. 4. Alex MacLeod Ulgg.

Boys‘ race ever 12 yearn l. Everett MecPhee, Grand View. 2. Chester MacPherson, Uigg.

sea-ion 1, . 3 Ansley Mntheson; Grand View 1. Mary Mﬂlllesoll. Grand View. 4. Charles "Richards. Vvrml 2 Beth hlacPnerson. Uigg. Ill"!-

3, Hazel Carver. Vernon River. 4. Etta Hicken. Lindale. Boys‘ Jockey Race

l. Robert MdPhee and Alex Gray.

2, Alex McLeod and Alllstnrr Maclleod.

3. Nell Murchison. and Douglas

Section 2 1. Mary Matheson. Grand View. 2, Helen McDonald. Orwell.

3 Marie McDonald. Vernon River Roan, v14. Evvlyll lilﬂﬂPhcrﬂon. Grim! 4. Gordon Carr and George Len. ew. Ioys’ Jockey Race ovar 12 years Bectlon 3 l. Everett McPhee and Angus i. Helen McDonald. Orwell. Nlchohon, 3- MB?!’ 014N341. VBTIIOII RIVQF- - 2. Blair MacLeod Ill Willard = 3. Beth McPherson, Ulgg. McLeod.’ . ' ‘ 4. Marla McDonald, Vernon River 3. Icrnard McPherson. and

George Murchison. ‘ 4, George Lea and Gordon Carr. 1. Hazel Carver, Vernon River. - Three Legged Race. Glrla under 12 3octlon 5 l. JeanMcKinnon. U1". 2, Marion Lem-Vernon River. d, 3 Jessie McPherson. Lyndalbi

3. Helen McPherson and O'Kee1e. ' .3. Mar ret Camp all and M: lo MacDonald. ,' b‘. r

ﬁlter-Charles Richards. Vernon 4:1,“!!! wood "d momma - ~ Goldy. - Icctlan l .

L "my wood‘ v8 on ma‘. Thus Lqgod Race. Girls over 12

2, Helen McDonald. rwell. (l Marlon Lea: Vernon River.

4 FINN" '11 CW“ ""11""! 2c Flor-once MacDonald and Gus‘

Riven" stoiwoooo-iu. ' 3, B M

ctass s. sswmo AND ma. Campbﬂif “Elm” "d “w”

7m“ P 4. Etta Hlcken and Jessie Mac- lsctlon 1. "hermit

l. Myrllb WOW- Vllm" "W". Potato Race. lays under I your: '“”"' 3 1 Mural MscI-‘harson.

l. Christine McLeod. Uigg. 2: Geo,‘ L“.

2. Helen McDonald, Orwell. 1M” u! _

3. Florence McDonald. Orwell.

loom» 8 l Melinda Gay. Orwell. 2. Christine McPherson. Orwell

4. Everett Wood.

Potnlc lacs. GI, In

l. Helen Mac sld. Orwell.

2, Jenn llhcKlnbon til“.

3, Florenop McDonald: Orwell. 4. Gums Iacbonsld. Orwell.

River.

slo 4, Marlo MacDonald. Vernon Potato Race. Girls under 12 yrn.

1, Junie Incﬂierann. Lyldals.

Orwell.

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3, Robert lllcPheo. Grind View.

l. Hazel Carver nndMnrion Lea- Mary,

l. Jean MacKlhnon and Christine r hood '

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When your speed slackcns—- When your brain fags- \\'l1e11 you begin to yawn-— And look‘ at the clock- And it's only 3 o'clock- And there's a pile of \vork— Still on your desk-

That you must do-

Bcfore you've done—

A good day’s work-

It's then you necd——

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3. Alex. MacLc-otl and Iiougl Ross.

4. Edison Alloclseuti and Donald

a“ ‘.2. Neil Murchison and

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4. Vernon River —‘Fea¢llcrs' Race l. Lziuru Ilroihois

NlClIOIEOYL L l 2, Estelle Nltir-llilnulil , 9"‘ " " " s. u. 1s. Ninollwnziiu. ' [Three Legﬂed race Boys over 12 i Wheel Barrow Race. Boys over 12. 4. LOlIu (‘fllllhhl ' 1. Lester White and Evereti l. Lester White 11nd Everett Mac 5. All“ Cilllllvlwll- ‘llicPhee , Phoc. 6. Bessie .\‘u<-l’l1r-'*.

.._2, Willard and Blair .\lcLcod. 2. '.‘.’!E!airtl 11nd Blair .\lztt'Le0tI. 7. Etta 'l“.\1111ll»~i'n.

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MUSIC WEEK

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Happiness is the desire of every heart.

That's why Music has such a hold upon people of every race and creed and

clime.

Music is the language of Happiness.

The surging joys that bubble up in the hearts of young people are expressed in joyous music just as the melodies burst spontaneously from the throat of the

songbird.

Music is a necessity in the home ~ especially 1n the home where there are

children. \

Give the kiddies Music every day. them realize the vision expressed in the

old nursery rhyme about the lady

Let l ‘.

from

Banbury Cross ~"she shall have music

wherever she goes."

And revel in Music yourself. Feed your Gather with the family group around the piano, the player-piano, phonograph, the organ or any other musical instrument. _ Let Music's "magic carry your heart . away from the carking cares of the day.

ls there Music of the right kind in your

soul on tuneful harmonies.

home?

MILLER BROS.

146 Great Georg; Stragﬂ

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