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no " THECHARIi0'.1‘TETOWN-GUARDIAN. ` " ' PAGE SEVEN

oi Cornwall School Fair which was

' ,held there on _September _15th~, 1020. » - _'i‘hero~was` pres- 'I _.sur ii\‘f,svlte=;or§m disag-

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’ 'isenooigv-toss i»i(rq`,vi§f:°{3tiii§ir;17»inié_ _ 'M_e§»vl5iW€’15i\ul=. E=ist".Wfli_8hire 'ants' " 0orxi'rviti'r"j_ '-*_"“"”"f_’_`7`[" f-’< -

IB‘oli`ii’iIv'lz'i_g" lgftlia list. - ' _Bl1i1‘°- _.

" ‘ " ' 2. Roy Crosby. Meadow Bank.

- i _ _ _,Q ,_._ ». 4 _ ‘I _ |_ ‘ 3. Harold Stone, Cornwall. ~ ' i ` ‘ -- ‘5 ’ '“' ` 4, Ray lilscKlnnon,East Wiltshire'

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iixiiinnori WEEK _ - -

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l A Customers and the public ,to buy »

wear for men, women and -children at

es away below replacement values to- ,

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Ladies patent but-

ton and laced boots cloth and kid tops with :high or llow

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heels.

Ladies, High Cut A

Boot, spool heel, point Men’s Gun Metal . ed toe with grey buck Blue Box toe “Good- WPS- WOI‘th _$8.00 year Welt” sewn soles for $6.25. Special price. _ .$6-95

Misses Mahogany High Cut Boot worth '

$4'5§ai§l)d. §i3‘l§la<}:)lErfli)1?i¥S.‘?>.50 per pair. ,_

We solicit your inspection l Laurel Min "Eight yearg ago I 2'

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f ‘ sais ouit wisnow. was ...nfsmg with pon. and went- 3-'

oi! lt, and my shire.

Morris Smith

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Cornwall _School lint -_ \,_5_ __,.f _ H I

Following is s list ol the prizes

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Bailéethleen . Maekinler. '.East

4, Louis McDonald,-l Cornwall.

_ Soc. 2-Shoal of .Wheat __

Leah Macliinley, __ East Wilt-

2, John Crosby. Meadow Bank. A3, Stanley Hyde, Meadow Bank. 4, John Bcott, Cornwall.

'8e_o. 5-Sweet corn `

1, George MacKinley, East Wilt-

2,`Roy Crosby. Meadow Bank. 3, Charlotte MacKinnon, East

1, Stanley Murchison, York Point

3, Earle Lowther, Cornwall. 4, Leigh Frlzzell, Cornwall.

CLASS i A HOME GROWN VEG- ETABLE SEED

1, Louis McDonald, Cornwall. '

MRS. SANFORD’S MESSAGE T0

twelve bottles

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lable Silerware li

Lad

" Nothing gives the air ol redne-

ment to the home that is added t by the silver table service. _

Our exhibit of table silverware -

is |uperb_ The latest and but de- ,

V signs of the foremost Bliversmlths _

are gathered in our store. ; -.

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We suggest the Inspection ol -_

our stock before making your sei- eetlon Our display is one ol sP°'

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gina 1353 . . Jewellers

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Ol. All thi Ill!! Of dlfool - _ lint in ovoidp_d, but none ot -

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the i1l\\n\&tivn il lost, but "_ num lacnuoil. In them Z I nsyovnaineam. no '=*»"'~'*'"‘°_‘ - ,~"~ youniunmqmmmma ’ up _/ Qi Ig

more u you use then.

one itll! ilxtareosn or _

l¢|Hnl’|'es.

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am able -to run the machine and do

work. You are at liberty to pub-

poor suffering woman."-Mrs. J.

erable condition as was Mrs. San

nervousnesil, ol' "the blues."

is' at your service. _

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‘fllA'Y, HAY We wont at once ~` two or tliroo cars of

_ 'oooii inv A oui siocK_,

Phone or write in _ -for prion. ___ _ -ow oils. _.We have ailolitf

quality WHITE. ul Bl.ACli for sale, get our prices.

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1, Gord . 2, Hottie Howard, Meadow Bank.

i ‘I _"IL George MacKinley. East Wilt-

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Gnaon Mucwggm Elm Wm 1. Helen _MacKi'nley, York Point.

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-i,"riiiig-noyie, Meadow Bunn. B*"'°» ~

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2, Lois Moreside, York Point. -_ 3 S

Sec. 1.-Turnip Seed I _

1, Stanley Hyde. Meadow Bank. Bhéreé

Sec. 3-Parsnip Seed i 3' 2

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shire. '

me and I took omme -Point.

°mm_, 73, Doris Lowther, Cornwall. i

a trou- 4- ness caused if? Wiltshire.

health lisa been good ever since. I

dressmaklng besides my house-

llsh my letter if it will help some 1,

C. SANIFORD, 1237 Second Ave.. shi, "“"“'°" Mm' in B ie Meadow sank

Thousands of women drag along -3- T' 9 ‘W ' '

from day to day in just such a mis- ' 4,

ford. or suffering from displace- ments, lrregularlties, inflammation

ulceration, _ hackache, sideache. `

lSuch women should profit by-

Mrs. :Slan(ord‘s experience and try Compound, and llnd relief `i'rom

their sufferings as she did. 1_

For special suggesions in regard- 2_ to your ailment write Lydia E. B __ Pinkham 'Medicine C0.; Lynn. M888- “n '

The result of their long experience 3.

on McEwen. York Point

3. Laura Scott, Cornwall 4, Frank Jewell, East Wiltshlre,|

ees. 2.-me Potatoes / V

8ee. 8.-_Turnlpc

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Kathleen MacKlnleY. East

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rdon McEyen, York Point.

__ _ ttle Howard, Meadow Bank._i‘

S \ See. 4.-Carrots I

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1, Luther Horne, Cornwall. '

2, Erie Lowther, Cornwall. 3,`Reta Abbott, Comwall. I _ 4, Addison Horne Cornwall. l

CLASS Ill.-VEGETABLE

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‘ Soc. 1.-Tomatoes' '

1, Laura Crosby, Meadow Bank. 2, Stanley Murciilson, York Point 3, Helen MaeKlnley, York Point 4,- Lean iuacxtniey. nas: win-

' Sec. 2.-Cucumbere ‘

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eigh Frizzeil, Cornwall tanley Murchison, York Point

1, Samuel Frizzell, Cornwall. 2, L .

Laura Scott ,Cornwali.

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Sec. 3.-Pumpkins

, Leah MacKinley, East Wilt-

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ora MacEachern, Cornwall live Williams, East Wiltshire

4. eigh Frizzell, Corswall.

i Sec. 4.-Beete

Donnie Jeygll, Eastnwiltshire. Kathleen MacKinley, East

1. 2.

3, Ethel Toombs, East Wiltshire.

eorge MacKinley, East Wilt-

See. 5.-Cabbage

Gordon Jewell, East Wiltshire Hettie Howard, Meadow Bank. Leah MacKinley, East Wilt-

4, Bernard Dockendorff. York

GLASS IV.-FLOWERS

Sec. 1.--Byeet Peas

Louis MacDonald, Cornwnll. Luther Horne. Cornwall.

1. .2_

' Kathleen MacKinley, East

Seo. 2-Mixed Flowers , _

Leah MacKlnley, East Wilt-

Addison Horne, Cornwall.

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Ida. Scott, Cornwall.

See. 3-Flowering Plants

1, llolen Crosby. MGHGOW Banlff

CLASS V.-FRUIT

Amy Hood, Cornyall. _

Lillian MacPhaii, Meadow

Kathleen MacKinley, East

Wiltshire.

4, George MacKinley. East Wilt-

shire. ~

sec. 2.-Crabb Apples

1, Ethel Toombs, East Wiltshire. 2, Helen MacKinley ,York Point- 3, Earle Lowther. Cornwall.

4. John Scott Cornwall.

_I-for ~Bvery` Moming s Breakfast-

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‘ ‘”.‘.‘_‘“;;if.°; Biggest Impgftgfg -

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Preserve and Beautzfy Every Surface

'I 'O retain the new brliifczscc of

your furniture to keep floors

and woodwork brightly glcaming-- to have on every wood surface a lustre that is clean and sparkling use O-Cedar Polish in every room.

It cannot fall to preserve and

beautify. Your fine m:‘lic,",any, your rlcli v/nliiiit, or your fumcd oak, will take on that beautiful lustrous appearance whicli lsr: come to be known as “The O-Cedar Result". Aresult surprisingly different to that obtained by any other method. A wct cloth, ri few drops of 0-Cedar on it-- a light

rubbing to remove all dust and

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film- then a brisk polishing with a dry cloth; and you have a surface that gleams brightly, with the grain-beauty of the wood revealed in all its original charm. A few drops of O-Cedar on the cloth when dusting, will prolong the life

of this lustrous finish.

This snmc lasting brilliance is just as ,

easily sccurcd on flooro hy the 0-(‘cdnr . ]`;\il;il\ Mop. Whcthcr for hard wood or soft _ wntvd, t‘“._e trf."‘.t!'*cnt lr: rl". _ same; and your floors will be E I cleaner, brighter, prettier, _ than they ever were before. _' '

0-(`cdar Polish 30:. and (Oc. a ` -

bottle, $i..'.o to s3..fu pu- inn. _

infli(il:$.liuI?0sll°lUo.M°p' "M" Sh °“"“ H "f '°'~\=~s= _‘I

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Sec. 3.-Plums

1, Erie Lowther, Cornwall. 2, llclen MncKinley, York Point 3, Doris Iiowtlier, Cornyall.

4, Louis McDonald, Cornwall.

CLASS Vi.-CANNING

Sec 2.-1 Pint Jar of Beats

2, Tessle Frlzzcll, Cornwall. il, Gladys Abbott, Cornwall.

CLASS Vll.-COOKING

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Sec 1.-Loaf of Bread

2, Doris l')uckentlori1, York Point 3 Charlotte Muclilnnon, East

' Sec. 2.--Biscuits

l, Mary Doyle, East Wiltshire. 2, Ilclen Crosby, Meadow Bank. 3, Doris Dockendorif, York Point 4, Ethel Toombs, East Wllisliirc

Sec. 3.-Girigersnape

1, Olive Williams, East Wiltslilrc 2, Doris Dockendqrff, York Point. 3, Persia Crosby, Meadoy Bank. 4, Amy Hood, Cornwall.

Seo. 5 (a)-Hard Candy

1. Mnr,r_:uret McKenna, York Point

KNITTING

Sec. 2.-Crocheting

1, Doris Lowther, Cornwall. . 2, Amy Hood, Cornwall.

Sec. 3.-Mendlng

1, Charlotte MacKinnon, East

Sec 4-Fair of Mitts

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f fn” urnl an 1, Ethel Toombs, East Wiltshire

_` _il I 2, Doris Lowther, Cornwall. I 'GLASS lx-MANUAL TRA|N|NG

Boo 3--Nall Box

1, Laura Crosby, Meadow Bank. 5-

Wiltshire. '

2, Ethel Toombs, East Wiltshire.

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2,Lo|'nc Scott, Coi"nw:til. “mn

3, Lcnli MacKinlcy, East Wilt-

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-l, Stanley Murchison, York Point 5, Gordon Jewell, East Wiltsliirc. 6 lliiroltl Stone, Cornwall.

_ Sec. 2.-Chickens

l, Samuel Frizzell, Cornwall. 2, Louis McDonald, Cornwall.

' Friink Jewell, East Wiltshire. 4, Gordon McEwen, York Point. shire.

l. John Crosby, lilcatiloy liztnk. 2, Gordon Jewell ,Exist \\'illsliii'v. 3. Iiatlileen l\lacKinley, litter.

Wiltshire.

CLASS Xl.-COLLECTIONS

Sec. 1.-Noxious Weeds

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sec' 3"_P'9° 2, litliol Tooinlis, I-East Wiltshire. 5

il, l’crsis Crosby, l\lcz\dow Bank. l

Sec. 2.-Weed Seeds __

I, Ethel Tnonllis, l-Inst \\'lltsl\irz\. L 2, llorla l)nt:kt‘ntl0i'lT. York Point _

I il, I’<'|'sis Crosby, lilczuiovi' lliiiik. l

-l, Amy llood, Cornwall. 5

Sec. 3.-Tree Leaves I

- K 1, Laura Crosby, Meadow Bank »

1. Kmiiieen Macxiriiey can wil- _

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Realizing that there

by any firm inglanada.

The Rogers Hardware C0_

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Island fur industry this year we imported from Rylands, Ltd. the largest makers of fox wire netting in the world, two ship- ments which a gregate a total greater than any ever imported

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would be big expansion in our great

In buying Rylands wire we bought the best that money

could buy and customers to whom we have made deliveries arc . all perfectly satisfied, In buying Rylands you are not taking any .

` chances. It is wire that will wear. It has been tried, tested and - approved by the oldest ranchers in this province. It is scientific- ally tempered and galvanized both before and after weaving so that it will not bend or break like cheaper varieties. When you build your ranch with it you build it for all time. No chan- ces of escape or loss of foxes where it is used, The rolls open out flat, are easy to erect and will give it better appearance and last - longer than any other brand of fox netting.

-Every day we are filling orders from ranchers in this pro- ”

vince many of whom are holding over a large part of their crop , of young fox-es, knowing that by keeping them another year the _ increased value of the fur will offset the cost of keep.

Write us for prices or place your order and we will make

prompt delivery. _ ,

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