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, I I .7 l l l . . v . .. . . . lMontaw School Fauts::;:::i:..*..sl2s neural t . , , Lower Montague. . ' t v i

Class 1—-Graln 0ats.-1. Chairlie MacDonald,

Glass 8—Manual Training ’ Hammer Handle. — 1- Hector

Miltown Cross; 2.:Donaid Ross. schlrme" L°wer Mwmsu“ , a‘

Lower Montague; 3. Lloyd Keith. wlnlam Kemm-Mmow“ emu’ a!‘ ‘ "mum. m...“ Muntague_ Lloyd Nicholson, Commercia "p" r,".::',-.-,:'::,".‘,_':',,:'__"°‘l Wheat-l. Neil Bruce, Miltown CY°BB~

cm“; 1130mm; no", Lower Milking StooL-l. Claude Nichol-

2. Tom Annear.

i i l I Montague; 3. Harvey Ross, Lower iml- Mlillllmfe: i M°“'“g“°' B22331“ aciiosiui- soiiii-mer i "ugﬂ! Lus“tl:.etMS::-g;g' Hamid Annear’ Lower Montague; 2. Charlie Mac- g i .-- Thresher] Beans. —- 1. Hannah Dllllﬂlll- MllwLwn Cronin; tz-igamer- i ..-_-__-;,_:.'..“‘..'-“" llliicDonald. Mlltown Cross; 2. o" Aung?" owl“ 1.92.05 échlr- l dsI—F_-—_ Arthur Burke. Montague; 3. Elsie Emil °‘xf“‘;1';n;ﬂ»ue_ 2 Donald AFg°£__ Amcbure’ Montague' liltldiiislolvlsiver MonélugiieJii Ciiar- ::=""""" ' ' ' wouotav ‘ 0|". 2__R°°" lie MacDonald, Miltown Cross. ,,,,.,.,,.=.r:_.i_i: k llllacclliiueous.—1. Chester Schir- 2'.:"i‘...u.ama

t1 ‘ ' . v . ~. _ -~ -Mt\:2~Jk -

‘ USING an equal measure oi each Dainl. and brushing them out on the same surface. we ohiairied coax?!“ nglgzggtlgﬁ‘ Pl‘3'1t_:a‘l‘:l:]l_ ﬁgtflwlglrfelniolﬁﬁgsg?” 3_ 3131c“, ,_ u-I-I. i K *° "ml" pmlumd ‘bu: . Donald Ross Lowerr Montague" 3. Sllllw Bllldeuell-l l.’ " - W XI '5 Qblcrve that Lowe Brotliers' "High-Standard" Paint covered approximately 50% ill" Iurlacm ry ' t ' ' ““"""""“"""""f -56\r'@\1‘\

" . .. .. loin Anuear, Lower Montague l . d P n a

; and cc-areci it better than the so called cheap pllllf. Dakota Red potatoesr. GOP Class 1U—LlVGBl0cK an ou ryl _ '

5 From this actual teal it will be seen that it would ialce up... rtimatel)’ 3 Illliinl 0| "Cheap" pninl ‘km Lgucndnatal Brudenc"; 2_ I'll-File Call- (Dlllligy bredlel-Jt ' \ '

wjo a lob that would require only 2 gallons oi Lowe Brothers High Standard Paint. Cameron ‘Annear, Lowe‘- ‘Montm Clllllﬂgllg ‘flllézﬂgan £232‘ Mom‘: - . Practically applied to a house it would work out this way:- _ giue; 3. Gordon Shirmer, Liiweiirgﬁgf 3~ £851”), Ros-s “ﬁver MOW _ ' v- ' ontugne. ' j - ’ _ -

' 'l‘urnlps.—-1. John Peters, Lowerltalwek‘Lcglzﬂeiéegléilﬁzmir ' ' lllontiigno; 2. Malcolm MacKlnnoihv-lgdféta ‘He, 6 Donald Ross’ Lower s o Montague; a. Harry Giliis, Muntii- Montaim; ' ' - . . _ ,

These houses are both of the some tynmariii gu(e.;n,rou;‘_1_ Jnhn Peters, Lowe], (a) Piillots and Cockerel, Barred '

each has: painting nrcn of ztltrilsquare feet. R0ck5___1_ Tom Annguf- Lower Montague; 2. Cecil Beck, Lower Montague: 3. Inez Anneur, Lower Montague ' l

(b), White Leghorn-1- illirluiii Muclutyro, Victoria Cross.

hiontnguu; 2- Marie Coffin, Monta- gue; 3. Keith MacKlnnon, Monta- glltjia

l’:irsnips_—1. Toni Annear, Low- ul‘ Montague: 2. John Peters, Lou'- i-i- Montague; 3. Elsie MacLenn, Aiontague. '

the Song, of Spring

Class lt-Coilectlons Weeds-l. Springfield School. Wccd Sucds.—~1 Crotii MiicLootl. Victoria (‘moss

'i‘ruc l49iiV9ﬂ.— 1. Stuart Montague; 2- Dorothy Shaw, Ellery Shaw, Brilliant-ill

EAT Grape-Nuts. Give your body that needed nourishment to keep it ﬁt, unfail- ing, always at its best. Energetic. Full of life. Eat Grape-Nuts every day.

Class 8.—Vegetabics

Green 'i‘oin:it0es.—1. Ernest Rob crtnon, liriirlcncli; 2. Malcolm Muc- Kinnon, Montague; 3. Percy lilac-

Ives, ilriiilJ

l" ‘ Donald, Montague. "w"? 3- I 1 D H _ , _ .. . t . g . , ,|_ _ , W i San es. ~ - Dillll ‘ _ _ _\ , v To mini this house (2.000 a To paint ihis house (2.000 aq. ii.) with Im(\‘lvl:l1lilxc%)g‘lf:ug‘lile' Donald Adiims ‘was’? Lmveun Monmguo: 2‘ L?“ I Grape-Nuts is nch In those mineral elements

fawn?" Win‘ Ml- A- "mllhed 6""? “m” Embed High sundwd Pﬂn" liv Stewart. (‘oiiinierciul Cfoss’. ti. 1 cuP GTiPbNUlB. l lb.

I ll 549° P" 81L - ' ' $209" A Mf- 9- '°‘l“*"d ‘d‘]=“"'_§‘l$5'i15; d “m” AItiliiiiEGiiZLZ Jflltiiiiiigalﬁlislusllﬁztig. (‘iiurlcs MacDonald, Miiluwn CfOﬂl-k which build and repair worn-down tissue. It gﬁflglfcggéoloseﬁlgliggoi;

r _ _ tcr can usu y/GPPY l! __ _ ‘y ', . ‘ _ . . . I r, intake-a Dgml?!‘ day w fnizlyél slfl- "l prziiic Lowe Brothers’ Hish Standard ‘.,§I.,‘“J,°VII‘:“(§’,‘.Q°S'S ‘l’ ‘vmmm Kmw’ Class 12——-$OhOOl Work abmmds m el1¢rg3/'Pr°d"¢mg nlllrlmenl- It "lflﬂlllgml blmﬂ- l Small ainht ere ore to appy ga a. o p - h p, _|, lf. ‘ ~ - _ ‘ , _ _ _ __ _, ,‘ . _ c oppe onion, 2 l d. I Che-p” min. l.‘ wok 6V2 day, n aﬁiiglqtlaixinbggli: 1:7‘ cllgalll- pglrglallyf; \vl(|‘iilil)ni;(c.-—1.. Miriam Maclntylze. Lgalircistnglllllzlg-rzml’. 111;‘; COI1iaif1b enough rougha_ge—the Wl10l6 WhCEt boiled eggs, 5 (Ciiiilliitllli! w t- t- - - m toll l a» -- w d» - m .;.:f:.'“ grain t. used u. u. making. :':.=.z°".'".'.:=i...f.

. ————- -————- ‘ - ' - . ' , _ ea .

1'0"] can ‘,1 _, .__ ,_ 55550 Tutu] m" . . - ‘ - $43.00 urke, lliontzigue. Dike. Lower Montague. l coo]; “vet with bfm

‘ ‘ i’uiiipklii.—l- Lloyd Nicolson, Mai» Dﬂiwlnaﬂ-l- Battle Dllw- . H.

salt. pepper and onion till tender. Put through a meat chopper and mix yvith Grape-Nuts. Make into patties and put in oven. Baste frequently with gravy. When slight. ly browned, take from oven, cool and place each on alettuceleai. On each ' P“! ‘. teaspoon mayon- naise and 1 walnut. Tliir serves 5 persons.

Lower" Montague; 2. Hannah Mini-i It iS concentrated, easily digCSLCd, 110w... “gontague; 3_ Cameron A“. llonnlil. hilitown Cross; (i. Mzi- . . . . “um-IL Lowe.- Monmglw colm) Ill}Eiltlﬁiilllfiiibxziétflgglltll I98 l eCOHOQFCEIs dellCllCl-US- 112.1135. 3 HESVO!‘ all ‘It: - “ ““‘“°“’° ' '. "" ' .‘ ‘t. own. 1c a etizin satis 111 . erve wit ma“ 4,_|=|°wer5 liar MacDonald, Springfield; 2.» '_ _ g’ y g Luslic SIQWZlYt. t Springfield: a. cream or milk right from the Packagb-there Temple Llewellyn, Springfield. . . . are many helpings in each, because only four 1"_‘-'!"'iﬁ"‘.ﬁ§!1lﬁ are necessary to a serving.

tin Friiit._~1. Arthur Burke, Every grocer tins it.

B‘ l B h ' H h s d d I I M B d ,3 no o" H’ o“ ofﬁaim and (‘omiuerclni Cross; 2. Cecil Bock. y_iuhi| om rot n: is tan ar ‘a m r. . save . e c _ 812.50 on rlie can oFIalIor-a total saving M11150 av tlu complete yob

_'Niwr Flllrfllil Cos! of Painfully what i‘! costs "per gallon." So-cslleil _"chea|‘>" paint is the learnt you can buy measured by "iob< cost. which is-the only true measure oi paint per orrnance.

Before you paint consult us. W; will be glad to show you how to paint moat economically. and to give you color cards and other information lor your guidance.

wuiui nil uorir

195 Grafton Street Phone 920-L.

Sweet Peas-l. Miriam Mac- lulyru, Victoria Cross: 2. Margaret Puffin, Iliunlngurs; 3. Marie Coffin, ihionlzigiio.

llillXUfl Fl0\\‘ci‘s.—1. Inez Stewart. Lower hiontriguc; 2. Dorothy Piirk- iniin, Niontaguc; 3. Helen Annearf, Lower Montague-

t Potted PiuuL-l. Freda Fraser. Jlunliiiziio; 2. Louise nrke, Monta- gue; 3. Annu Grunt, ftlontagiit».

Montague: 2. Louise Burke, Mon lague; 3. Cecil Boll. Montague. Writing. (ii'iiilt‘ iX uud X.— 1. dint-L Iiouuctly. hiontnguc; 2. An- ﬂPlll? lliuurnta Springficlil; ii. Los- tvi" Moore, Spriugfioitl»

Writing, (lrailes Vii and VIII.—~1| Aunii Belle hiarlin, Montague; 2.1 Jikuiiplu Llewellyn, Springfield; 3.! Lester MacDonald, Springfield.

“There’sp a Reason” CANADIAN POSTUM CEREAL CQ, LIMITED

Class 5.--Frult

Rlfll Aslriiciiun Appies—1. Dimnld ma“ 14-5330"!

iii) 50 yd- (lash for ‘girls iiijllﬁ

exetusivs ozaaaiis ion

- roll save-Au.‘ _ '

ti») 50 yd. dash for girls from Tm“ 5| lo 12 y0iii'S~—1. Pearl MacDonald, i.‘~ hliiitii lVlut-litmulrl: 3.

'i‘i":iln0i', 4- Dorothy Show. (c) 75 yd. dash for girls over 12, yours-l. Gladys Peters, 2. Olive MucLcod, 3- Ethel Keith. 4. ‘Fran-l (is (‘oi-‘iti.

liii 75 yd. lhisli for boys under $|--1. Noble Show, 2. licury Dowzir, 1i. Sluiirt Ives, _4. Stuart Vlckorsoii. tlii 100 yil. dash for boys under 12—1. Lowell Poole, 2. Kenneth Beer, 2i. Jiiuk lilac-Lorin, 4- Jim Bur-i

n” rvr suswc: f

_ ___ __. Ailuiiis, lAIHVGI‘ Montague: 2. q . . , ., , _ ,, . y(‘lii'Sr—‘1. Elizabeth borrey; A. . . <~ y. -' _ pamrs AND mfrljfft‘):1"‘§§;‘;'c.‘§§f§f.‘§“ “Qfﬂfdwf; Christina MacDonald‘. s. Delia= Head Oﬂice: Toronto Factory: Windsor VAR ""55 A ' v I (31.0%, " ' Rut-is; ti. Ethel lliucliaren. l '

Wtitillhy Applt-s.~~1. Gladys Pill- tirs, Lmvt-i‘ Mnuiiigiic; 2. Aunt-iii", Lowci" Niontiiguo: 3- Lloyd Nicholson, (Jouinicrtwizil Cross. l‘iuins.—1. lucz Stewart, Lower‘ lllonlugiie; 2. Pearl MacDonald, Victoria Cross-

Svurll

Florence‘

EASTER CLOSING AT MILL VIEW- SCHOOL

0n Thursday afternoon, April 17,_ llli? tmiclicr, Miss Mary Hynes, and.‘ Claw 3~$¢WitlB and Klllililllﬂ pupils oi‘ Mill ,Vio\\' School wcrc Apr0ii.—1. lilliziibvtli S('lili‘ii1l‘l’, New...“ u, whqcnu“, again ipim- Lower iliuiittigiiu; 2. Hclcn Atiuiiis. furiiit-i" cilnipzinitin and school iniitc. llll\\"l‘l' lltllllliﬂilllk‘; 3- Peilfl lllt-‘lllléll- hi1". \\"ilii"i=t| Diiupliy, now ii stud- Alllllllliilld- out ut St. Dliiliilllifﬂ University. 'l‘<i\\‘l‘l-—1. lslllwllﬂ BFOWllP. M011-

Grape=Nuts

Made in Canada

. Arlettc Ailiimii

. . lnu While tlio lonelier‘ ]ii'O(‘.t'!(‘.llt‘ll Willi lllillllh ( '_ 1 , , _ - A litri‘ usuiil afternoon's work ziuiuiig I. v Class 6--Carinlng ma? Kg, ‘gﬁlcvnfxr zlfgyzfynligﬁ: I m the ]ilI1ll)1‘ grader-i, (preparing lor l-lhlillvliick-l. llelcn Arliinis. Ppurdun. mNun Bruce, 4_ Ivan _

the exciting ﬁYCﬂt which was lo ldﬂvvl‘ Mlllilillzllc, 1 Alﬂvlhuqld . follongl Mr- Diiiiphy kindly took .<i\vci' Montuguv; 3. lie on Armour ,‘_ l‘ , _ . _ _ _ ' charge of the senior class and giivu Lower hlﬂﬂlllllllv- ' Ohsmdl‘ Rue ‘or boys 1 Low A

theni a thorough examination in BQOlR-l- lllllrlﬂli Atlanta. LOWE-if Mi Poole’ 2' N°ble.sh§1:v' . 3' "an . MitDouald. 4 Ellery an I

the more zidviinceil subjects, Latin. lllvlllllsllﬁi 3. Gladys Biirrlmi. M0l1~ “vhoelhﬂrro... Race for ymy5_1_

French, Algebra, ole... and oxpres- ltigue; 12- lliurgziret Robertson, , ?.-“.‘.‘.."3i.‘“°" "“ "mg ‘"*“ "‘""““ “‘;':‘."~"¢"-,.. .. _ .£?.S::“l?:....::‘.l. kit's Apply Sage T“ TION TRAINING scnoon FOR

_ e results obtained. iiinbciiics. 1. Marion ‘m, QM“, 3 Lowe" t l

, _ /,- 7,3 l,‘ _ _ The scone which followed was Allfllllli. llmvel‘ lllulllillillﬁl 3- Flﬁl" twang“; lice; 4 Austin M30130“. “Look. mummy. those policemen are loinli to sins to hlmi" an lnterestlns and most llwllllc- "m" A"“"‘”' "‘°“"'“ C"°“- uld iind PlXlTOlll Michelson. "m 63°" Gm‘ a“ -Paes|n¢ Show- ""1 Olle- I01‘ the Illllillﬁ We?“ llll°lll ‘A "'°“"°"°" 0n the heights overlooking the picturesque town oi

(u) Three-legged race for boys- 1. Jiick MacLcan

lo discuss their first debate "no Class Z-Cooklnq

\\’liito llroudr-l. \Vinnifreil Mao “m! Hwm“

Clinton, Math. 84th year.

a better

P°°l° all" Look Young! Bring Back Ito Nat-l‘ |

Milli/vii that tho city is Common garden sage brewed in- N9" Bun“ "l" -w°""“"-

family in this their hour of sorrow. laundry, 2. Ivan MacDonald and

She was a wmmm devoted m the lilillili in which to live than tiiu Ronald, Blllllllllllllt; 2- lllrirlon mm“. Sh“... 3 Harold Nmhohmnlo a heavy ‘tea with sulphur illlllllll, Thorough tralnln‘ and QIQpQf-ﬂgnjgf out, mamm- I it l ..l M i -;1'. . . ' ' ' ' ‘r . - ' ' ‘i weuare o‘ “m” (lei-"mdem upon (lllliiiriiiotinn oi’ Raymond Hyncq iliiliftlt- hllfvllllillzllilllti ' Help“ “ml (‘yrﬂ lrctmoms‘ 4' Kennelhlliiilii- ttiltildlutilliilylyystdialil-lliedailtllll lliililiiiil "om we" “um” all" m‘ lulu" '°°m" Laboratory‘ ‘i h“ ‘lmdt lnlutlmllsifnnhg l, £3,132.63; ‘ii‘('l)llllt‘ll by (ivllfgt- Lon l\lr Dun: lllfltliiil ~1 (lludy-i iliiriltiii Mtm- new‘ "ll": LOIWMI rwm‘ f M ‘int Jugt a {ow “pppcauunu Wm \ splwlll Instructors, i- r zint ran 1' o ~ ' " ' ' ' H __ .' '_ _ ‘ ._{ ' n " rec-terror riico or s— ~ * _ ‘ , "A9" '- CARV R gwhiyﬂgrew up in If“, own 0mm pity‘ \Vil5 nppoliitoil to occupy tho lugiic. .2. Minimal itiuiiur, Mﬁililb L 1mm Rohlllhuan “m, gvplma pfnve a revelation 1g you, 1m.- p.‘ instruction and lull m ‘ntananca given to student!- i’ mm“ mm: 3' Jen“ Machwgor’ MOM” S-innv, 2. (iliitlys Peters and Vera ladlllg- ﬁlrelked Ul‘ Kflly- MlXllliH '

_ .,-. M-i-w w»... a~,¥-“"".‘~ -\\

0n‘ March 16th there passed to

folk, the daughter of Mi‘. iillll Mrs James Glow. Previous to licr mar- riage she resltlcd with her sistur. the late Mrs. Noah (luilirey, Pi-tork Road, whore she ruct and wedded Mr. Thomas (Yurvor of tliul pint-c.

Their union was blusserl with ii family of nine ('.llllill'i-'i1.iillfil WhOlli with one exception, were able ‘to he present zit the funeral of lllUll‘ dearly beloved mother.

plui-y and tlirilty household ways. slit: cvcr found hur happiness and

iind cull liur blessed.

The futicral services were con- ducted at the liorno and grave lly the Rev. Mr. Brown, lllontngiiv. Inlerinnt was tit Murruy River Cemetery.

iicsitlcs ii sorrowiiig hubsauti tht-ro ziri- it-ft to mourn liit-lr loss two sluivrs. Mrs. [Jouzilil Sicwurl. of ilziiiipshirc uuil Mrs. Craig of (‘rzipniith two brothers Mrs. James (‘lung l’t. Pleasant rind l\ir. Siiinuol

llilltll Sinltli was then culled up-

Kill‘.

Lon. who, with lior ready wit autlmlwll ("T0852 2' “lllrﬂllrﬁl “lll)‘3l'l50ii

lii ii very pleasing manner. uphold lht- (Wm. sitie.

'l‘lii: Pro side was ably supported by: Anuir: Grunt, Ethel Hynes, Arthur (lrunt, rind Eileen Hynes. Wliill.‘ (lt-orgi- Len, Raymond Hynesi, ilumid ilunpiiy and Hiiiin Len, uct iurili llu-ir iirgiiincnts in favor of tliu Con sidc.

The luuriors in their rebuttals ac~

liild. Montague; 3.

ilriitli-uiall: 3. Elizabeth Stziiiruier, Lnwcr Mtiiilllilill‘.

l"llll}.{0.—1. Alice Fraser, Monta- i.:iit~: 2. ilorolhy Parkman, hionta- one; 2i. EllZZilil-ltll St-iiiruicr, Lower: liionluguc.

(ililgvfﬁilfliith-"l. Alice fllonliigui»; 2. Winiiifrcd

Front-i‘. M n t: lion- Elsio lllaoLuro, lliontuguc.

on, 3. aid MacLontl. 4. John Peters anti Toni Anucur.

- Jockey ituce-l. lvnn MacDonald and Ellery Show. 2. Kenneth Beer uud Lowell Poole. Ii. Howard Lan- dry tiuil Jack MacLeon. 4. Austin lltiaclJnnulil and Harold Nicholson. li8(1i\\Vui'(l Race-l. John (Iowan, 2. Lowell Poole, 3. Howard Landry, 4. John Peters.

(ltiwziu. a. iviurnui-i-t. Robertson nutllllle Sake Tea and slllillllll‘ recliio at.

Vernon Muclloau and Dew improved by the addition of other "

ingredients. t

Whllo wispy, gray, faded hair la not sinful, we a-ll desire to retain our youthful appearance and nt- triictivenoss. By darkening your hair with Wyetlfs Sage and Slilt piiur Compound, no one can tell. because it does it so naturally, an evenly. You just dampen ii sponsﬁ or soft brush with it and draw this

Writs ior Book of information to

her eternal rest, Rachel, beloved ; . . . S q - t 1., . _ _ wit» u not... t» x1:h.:1;"':.3::..r!:“::.:i ‘Lflihllﬂli? ......'.'.+."..t.::::l.:.:; ‘~“.‘;;:P.?.':.;‘;l::;::1>,;»-;~;;;,~ M~lt~»=,gg;=;;, g; ;;g;-t»gg-,qg;q-o lug; THE SUPERINTENDENT . .. ~ _ / ‘ v. _.._ _ t .. a - Rmld- _ ""'n~‘_' '1"“¥"‘.°f ‘Illmflf ,0“ f," ill'll\'ill‘l'(l iidilriess, udvuncoil many luau, Muuliigun; . (iliidys Potters, ‘I ' . l‘ m‘ f0 __ . _. . , - ~ _i CLINTON HOSPDTAL, The deceased was in pm [my kiicw no stint. punt-nu .ind iliilt- . , . ._ _ _ . ,_ I ‘I _ ' llliniliuitl Iliui. for boys l- Ll ‘WYOHIB Sago anti sulphur (.um_ .

. __ ’ v _ . . . 1 m. ram“ m“ WU“ n“, llllllllh "l l-IH" "l ill" 11"‘ Slllﬂ- ‘"“" - ""l“l*""' lur Show uiid ivun MacDonald, 2. lnuuii zit an drug store all ready‘ Clinton, Mall. , < sixth year iind nus buiu at bui- lllll- till)’ ll Y l’ u| . w - u . f 1| v i i M i Ank- pp._1 p“) l“ “n Y l Y ' ‘ ‘l u“ m“ u 0M3‘ )7 “r o“ H ‘ “ ' ‘l m ‘ mm’ ‘ ' James Biirtlou rind Eddlc MticLar-lfor use, T111515 the old-time recipe

The late Mrs. Carver vriis highly '[llill0ll themselves in a most be- ' H, , _, __ _ l‘ esteemed as a friend and good l7lll“'- (Zllllllllllﬁlﬂwn? l0"? “(lllﬁ Bllll viuiiing manner, Class B Sewing and Knitting Sulfgﬁﬁlﬁ,‘hﬁfffndlgugﬁgflsigkﬁi tiirdukh your hair. taking 000 BmR-lll A“ / neighbor. lii the conitnunity iii llvl- tluuklilerar Eliza. lllru. liiiiitrli- Tlic t-huirinun congralulateil tiin lliuilroltitiriwl Llnvn »- 1. Inoz “M, 4] Mariam hmldm. ' strand a-t s time; by morning all, m‘ 5. which she lived. in lht- family llll 3l<'tKl'llll\'. Byline-i‘- (‘~ ll; Jﬂllv- lWlCliPi‘ iind pupils upon the after- Stewart. Lower Montague; 2. Eil- Men!“ lmcu_l Jimmy Lanna.- g, gray hiiirs- have disappeared antii .

crcle there. now remains u vacant-y that HBVEIZOQH be iillcd. iind llinsv

with the heart broken husband and i

Ali's. (il‘()l'1,{t' Hears Peters Road; Siidiu, Mrs. John McKay, Murray

(Iainbriilge.

‘t . l . ' ‘ r 0 . /

‘ a before i had iniilisd tiniini bu. i aithalina better llilt ‘ ' j " v ya for yea ‘haiidaltligytllin n! Wlltmr- can a ma can»...

. Pills-i n“ ‘ gaaaiaaanapqigmmtw

‘Zl. l was greatly distressed with

_ almost every hour.

» y Distressed aims-in the Back” ‘

ﬁllilrodliahloill, Chapel Rock, Alta, writes:

"During the winter oi 1920- l

pains in my back and felt tired f and depressed roost of the time. ’ Particularly during the night l ‘ was troubled frequent uria- | ation. some iiiglna having to rile

‘ _ l tried sea/er-

a tiﬁtent treatments wit t success. until ﬁiplly l began ‘iii; in; Dr. us: ' Jive: Pills, and they relieved my cap-

nouns entertainment, Kind dwelt for ii uhnrt time upon the import-

.l just consideration oi’ the i-ipleii- did points brought forward on botli skies, the debate result/ed in a lltle-W

BRINGING UP Fhnnm

cr-n Ilowrir. Montague. Kiiitttoil Sucker-l. Hi-lcn Adams,

bcth Scliiruici". Lower Montague; 2. Florence MacDonald. Muntairiin: ti, ilnnuiih MacDonald, Militowti ,Crnse.

(frochot Work-l. Gladys Bordon

Ffﬂfl Robertson. (i. Mont MacLean, 4. George Book.

2. Lowell Poole, :l.,K_cnneth Boer, ~i. Lester iViooro. ~

lly courtesy Mr- A. L. Adams. (Patriot please copy.)

THib COUNTRY LiFE "J lDEALl

i5 Pr; Tv-iiﬂt lb

Jill!

EVERY Tt-liuq on

A man Timi- A

ﬂanocm com . More ‘ - -

utter another application or two; your hair becomes beautifully dark-

"Tlie world owes me n ilvillll!" shouted the excited theorist. "Well," replied the serene citircti

"you're alive, aren't you?"

‘nus, KIND or A quit. TH

v ; »-

,who iiavebofne the some‘ sorrow, iiivvr: (fiirrie Mrs. Archie Colllnc. wutrt- oi‘ lacing able to speak in pub- lower lllontiigiie; 2. Jennie Sani- _ _ _ 1 _ g; and mmi-isnt. 64.

when the mother wlium n11 100k Alllstnu, Maggie at liome; Montio liv. and advised that these debates D10. Victoria (Irons; 3. llminnii zng§,“°,lif.'l.l.|g,imiw iflzi-ifiiilslvioltirlzldag- ‘may an - ~i - ‘ to, nu the mum glny 0g t)... gum“); u: Trenton, N, s; William antllbt- inmtiniiotl. now that the pupils liinclloniilil, Miitnwn Cross. Mildred Mom!“ ‘4 Gum" Burden _ “ ‘i, ‘ is removed, can well sympaihizellfilliirtl ut home: Jlilnrls living utliiiivu niude a beginning. And, after Knitted Swester- — 1. Eliza‘ mghJu|np___'1_ Lean‘, MacDonald SHOW-UN"? KlcK ' "

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