"Listvf _ _ _ ’town $111111“???

m... B18911) , C, .11 Archie Bruce». l 1' ,,_ - Mrs. Vernon K1558? yﬁlaxnunlBo-nium Plums.-

Margaret M ,8 Arctic P1111

ontlnllﬁd

n-s.—‘—1 D;' "J.

" rd Plums-l PGFUY‘ Rob g Fit-d itlclntyre. _ on 5 l-‘In-msq-l Mrs. lilichuel l. vaplety plums named-l r Mclneyrﬁ. 111111119 W“, 3 Helena Norton“ p V-iriety PGIIPS.—1 2191'"! ,1 z M-rs. John Sioa '..;-, tt'Pt-ars.—1 Luvid W’ 1,11. Robertson, 3 Jessie No" 0n. i. mph-Ly pears IIHIIUJYI-wwl cfiirmei", 2 D. J. Stewart.

.|. A. Moore; Judge.

FLOWERS m- 1 Mrs. W. W. Dewar. 2 ohn A. Gordon, 3 Mrs. A. J.

"thy-l Mrs. Jan McLnren, 2_ loiit Annear._ _01.15."1 Mrs. Lem MucLnrcn_

. U. J. Sit-wart, 3 Louise

r ( ‘

turtinins. --l lieien IILIZHIIIO - _ I), J. Stewart, 3. Mrs. U.‘ P. .,,f'-"---i MP8. .I. P iii-Nichol, ‘D’ J_ Stvwufb 1i John A.

ii'thus.-~-1 Mrs. D. .l. Stewinrt. by, l1, .\IcNIchol, - J Miss a Norton. ’ Bpdmguii -1 MPH. J. 1. M0 lira. I). J, Stewart. .2 .\irs. IIIIIOII. _ 1 Mrs. i). J. Stvwurt, .\lcl(liino.i. 5 111's. 4°11"

cks ~ i), I‘. rd-m rbcila -~1 Miss Helena Norton _.,_ p, 1'. Jlekinnon, 3'Mrs. Mc- iilfi you. McNichoi, 2 inn-t m1 Norton, 3 Mrs. i). i’. Mc

1'11" Sweet Pens 24 distinct. rs.~l .\I|s. A. .|. Stewart. u, S,,,,.,.,_ Pops 12 colors-d Aﬂtii‘t!\\‘ Lovers, 2 LUIIISC c, :1 Airs. I). J. Stewart. ll. Poitt-ti i'lunts.—1 Mrs. Gm ton, 2 Mrs, \\'. W. MacLaren, 3 , Wm. Allen.

able liounuet.—~1 Mrs D. P; Mc-

hhn, 2 Mrs. l). J. Stewart, ' 3 , Lem Jlacliaren.

and lloiiiiueL-l Mrs. D. J.

iriirt. L’. ilrs. J. P. McNichol, 3

._ I). I’. McKinnon.

Mrs. J. A. Clarkﬁ, Judge.

HOUSEKEEPiNG

oiind Cake, plain -i IV. Junkins, ..‘ '. D. Gordon.

ruit (‘ohm-l Mrs. E, Doyle, 2 s, W H. O'Brien, 3 Mrs. W. W.

kins

Yhitc iirnatL-l Mrs. s. E. Doyle.

Viioie Wheat or Graham Bread Mia, Iiarry Luvors, 2 Mrs. ylu, :1 Anna Burke.

'l‘t-u Biscuit -1 Mrs. E. Doyle. 2

s John Smith, 3 Mrs J. A. Mc ruiuc. '

Pink jar mixed pickies.—1 Mrs rns Iiloorv, 2 bliss Agnes Mac nuliLIi h ss Nellie MacPhee.

{Iiustard I'ickies.—1 Miss Agnes

zit-Donald, 2 Louise Svncaboug .\lr. Cyrus Moore. ' (‘iioiv Chow-Al Mrs, W. W. Jen ns,2 Neiiii- MacPhee, 3 like

Swot-t Pickles.- acPlit 2 Agnes MacDonald. rs (‘y is liloortz.

Fruit J.-lly.-~1~Mrs. W. W. Jen us, Ali's. E, Doyle, 3 Mrs cnry blat-I/uri-n.

Strawberry l'rcserve.——1 Mrs. W ..Ie.nkins, ‘.1 Mic-is Nellie MacPhuc ‘Mrs. Fred McIntyre.

Raspberry I‘ri-.sorve.~—~1 Mrs. W Jenkins, 2 Mrs. E. S, Mrs It. I’. McKinnon.

1 Mrs. J. W

Mia: Helen Math-lawn, Judge OOLLEN GOODS AND FANCY WORK

White FiauiieL-l Mrs. Ellen Mc innon,

Whitt- l-‘Iannel ~plnln.—1 arsarct lilellislt.

Mrs.

‘Fiwt-y Drtlgget.—l Mrs. John Me. anald.

Pair liiiiiiketih-l Mrs. Margaret

tiiiah. 2 Mrs. PhIl-Ip Morrison, 3 rs. l), 1'. .\lcKInnon. ‘ Horse rug homemade-l Edison I0iI1lyy-p_ - Knit or Crocheted Counterpane. I ‘Viiii. S. Miirchisur, 2 Mrs. eter ll chant 3 Chas. - iir "bison. p IIoven countorpnnu-l Mrs. V. .Schirmer, 2 Mrs. Margaret Ieiiish,

Mrs.

, Hearth rug all wnol.——1 Mrs. ‘"91’ lfrvhaut. 2 Mrs. Albert ‘ W111‘. 3 Miss Jessie Dewar. ciicarth rug all rag.—1 Mrs. V. 0. Wmer. 2 Mrs Wm. Butler. hkKoolcn Socks-l Mrs. Ellen a ""1111. Z Mrs. D. P. McKinnpn. 11 J. McEachern. Al .\Irs. John McEnchern, 2 Mrs. ‘We Bruce. a Mrs. Ellen Mc- Kinnon.

Mgmtvlt-n MItts.-~1 Mrs. Margaret

“r 14h, 2 Mrs. Ellen McKlnnon, 3

- 1. Archie Bruce.

wLniiios Sweater, Knitted.——l Mra. 111. Iintler. 2 Mrs. Ellen Mc-

Kiuhnn, :1 ivn-hqa. u. Hemyhill. Pair Embroidered Pillow Cams.-

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t (as PILLS

POI THB

KIDNEYS

,4 Gin Pills will You. Gotcha-poi

a Pain :3“?

tr.

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, Penna Moore.

ng.-—1 Mrs 1 blrs. E. Doyle, i;

Chas nston, 2 Mrs. Harry Lovers, 2i

Estelle

Norton.

1 Cathcrl Dnlziel, 3 Mm MacDonald, 3 Mica 153113;: Scncabough.

wterpiece WhIte.—1 Mrs. J~as .= cLaren, 2 Miss Nollie Mac- hee, 3 Mrs. Malcolm McDonald, Centerpiece White worked with column-d Mrs. E. Doyle.

» Cbatorpfiect/‘worked on (Mm-ed linen or cotton.-—1 Mrs. Wm. Mac- 11111511. 2 MP8. K. N. Gordon, 3 Mrs. Alaicoim McDonald.

Ten Ciothr-l Mist; Althea, 2 Mrs Tapper, 3 Mrg, Mai; colin McDonald. : -

Sofa Pi.llow.—l Mrs. Philip Morrison. 2 Mrs. Henry MacLaren, 3 Mrs. Penna Moore.

Side Board CIGIYL-l-IMPB. Jan G, McLarm, 2 Mrs. Malcolm Mc- Lonaid .4 Mr... Iv. l._..

Tiay cloth-Mrs. Jas- G.

Lareu, 2 Mina Elsie Lovers. Eyelet ,:- 11111111.. ...i,'_ —— 1 Mrs, ‘Tapper. 2 Mrs. lllaicomi McDonald. Painting Wale. \u.¢.. —1 Mrs. Lem MacLarui, 2 Mrs. K. H. Gordon. Crochet Yoke-l Elsie Layers, 2 Miss Hannah Aiken, 3 Mrs. Iienry MncLnren. '

E. ll

Fllet (!ri.ciiet.-—1 Mrs. . Hc-inplilll, 2 Elsie Lovers, 3 Mrs.

Mac-

Crochet Laicc. 1 Mrs. Jus Mc- Pbt-c, 2 Mrs. Maictiim McDonald, 3 1111519 Levers.

Hand Made Nlglit 1‘..Ibe.——l Mrs. K. Ii. Goidon, 2 'MI.. Ashley Allen. 3 Florence Ucwar.

' Fancy Art Work. --1 Mrs. Jns Me Conneli, 2 Ilnrold Valclicr, 3 Mrs. Jag McLare-n.

Patch work qnIlL-l Miss Minn Bourke, 2 Mrs. Malcolm Mac- Lonald, 3 Mrs. V. t). Scinrmit. , Crocheted Coliar<~~1 Mis. Jus Nlc (‘on.iiell, 2 Mis. Jus, MaicPinie, 2 Mrs. llenry MacLaron.

Pair 0t 'I‘oweiii, Intnd WUfktrtlr“ 1 Mrs. L. W, Show, 2 iViI-s. Lester lireliant, 3 Mrs,- Malcolm Mc- Donald.

Children's work, Pillow CZISUr-"l Helen Donahue, 2 Matilda Mc- Asktll.

A special prize was awarded Mrs. Archie Bruce tor n splendild rut; LX~ liibited.

Mrs. Harriet Shaw, Judge.

The special prize oi a twodnch space in the Llve Stock Advertising Colman of the Farmers (iuilic 101' 1 year to the uxiiibltor winning the greatest amount of prize money 011 Live Stock exhibits of pure bred animals is won by Mr. C. B, Clay. oi Diindas. ' , The Special prizes ‘of titre-e years subscription to the l<urmiers Guide to the winners oi the 2121119111 uinount of prize money 111 1111‘ utility classes o (each oi the tons breedia or poultry 1111111611’ Rocks. White 1408110111. l i: Wynndottes and 11110116‘ 151"“ Reds are invarded as follows: Barred ROCIKS-“JJL. Poole and

Hannah '

Kelly's Cross

School Fair

Groi no

Outs. — 1, Ambrose Monaghan. Kelly's Crﬂﬂﬂ; 2. Ailce McMﬂnus, Mnplewood; 3. Joseph Hogan, e1. 131's Cross; 4, George Duly, Magic vood.

Wheat-l. Irene Stewart, lnker- man; 2. Eileen Monaghan, Kelly's Cross: 3. Gerald Nantes, Maple. wood: 4. Matthias Hogan. Kelly's Cross. . COrIL-l. Linus Monaghan, Kel- ly's Cross; 2, Elizabeth Manning. Inkerman.

Beans. —1, Ambrose Monaghnn; ,2- Gertrude McQuatd. -Kelly's Cross. d, Jimmie McDonald Kelly's Cross; 4, Stephen Smith, Maplewood.

Root:

Dakota Red POlZ\lO9-S.~'1. Wilfrid McAleer. Kelly's Cross; 2. Jimmie MCDOIIBIG, Keliy'p Crogg,

McIntyre Potatoes. -- 1, Joseph P1081111, Kelly's Cross; 2. Redmond Flood, Maplewood; 3. Jimmie Mt:- Donald, Keily's Cross.

Turnins. —- '1, Gerard McGuigan. Kelly's Cross; 2, Vernon hli-Giilgun. Kelly's Cross; 3, Redmond Flood; 4, Joseph Nantes, Mizplewooil. (.‘arroto.—1, Eileen Monagiian; 2 Mildred Manning, Inkermzin; It, Mary A. Mnn-aghnn, Kelly's Cross; 4, Matthias Hogan.

Parsnlps.—l, Redmond Flood, Vegetables.

Green Tomatoes-l, Joseph Ho- i-tnn; ‘i, Louis Hogan; 3. Irene Stew- ni-t: 4. Mary Nantes.

(Incunibei -l, Mary Trninor, Nlnplewood; 2, Gerard MoGuigan; 3, Irene Stewart; 4, Joseph Hogan.

Bnetsﬁ-l, Vernon MnGiilgan; 2. (lernrd McGuIgan; 3, Francis Mini ning; 4, (lortrudo MeQuaId.

(lnbbngtird, Vernon Mi-(iiiiizon; 2, (lerard McGuIgan.

Flowers

Mixed Fiowers.——l, Mildred Man- ning; 2, Mildred M-aning; 3, Ger- tru-ile McQuald.

Potted Plantr-l, Mary McAvinn, Kelly's Cross; 2, Nlary Trninor; 3, Mary Kelly, Kelly's Cross; 4, Mary Kelly. ,

Fruits.

Apples, “'6Il‘ll.I11BS.-1, Joseph Nantes; 2, Linus Monnghan; 3. Mar A. Monagiran; 4. Ambrose Alonaghan.

Apples, Duchess.—1, Pius Smith, Maplewood; 2, Gertrude Nantes; 3, Joseph Nantes; 4, Gerald Nantes.

Apples, Alexander.~1, Mary Kel. ly; 2. Ambrose Monaghan; 3. Irene Stew-art; 1i, Wilfred Mt-Alcer. Canning Eileen Monaghan. Cookilng

White Bread.—1. Eileen Duffy; 2. Mary Nantes: 3, Eileen Moria-

Beets-l,

Vernon 110511 19111131" White nes1wr11-—E11W111 gifgon White wyundvtte- * 1

Bryn ton. Ibhode Island Red-M- ,...u J, w. Mont-bu. (squid)

|__ _w, Shaw, Secretary.

iNgw PERT-H SCHOOL FAIR I

tinned from Plea 121 ("W12

t Poole, Dullll,

(Con "ntru Houser-l. Ernet: iltoaeneatli; 2» 591mm" Snmmerviile

ctnss 10—LIVE ?T0§K0d_ l, Lloyd Gggrge DeWB-I‘. 3211b. 3' 2, Robert Dewar. New , _ f _,' [toss Hamilton. New 18411. - Lloyd Meilish, Iiuion ,R0ill](1'. 5. Bi uce Macl-aren, New I811 - "m, puns“ and icockerel. Ply- mouth Rock.—-l. R051,‘ 13211122051: New Perth", 2. Myrtle 1V1,“ 1,1,,“ nieiville; 3. 11198819 M91115" “mun Road; 4. 11911191" Memsh‘

mtlitnss I1—COLLECTIONS

Bust Collection oi‘ 25 Insoects-il. Union Road 51:13:11: 11- 11111“ M” Loren. New e1 ~

Collection oi‘ 25 Weed Seefisﬁ I. New IPerth School; 2. 11:19:‘ Road School? 3- Rimeneam Sc 0'1,‘ Collection of 20 Tree LeaveiL-d. Ppseneath School; 2. 111111“ H” School; 3, New Perth School. Collection ot Wood Snnipieor-g. Everett Moore, Union Road, . int-neat Poole, iltoeenenth.

cuss iz-sciiooi. WORK

Exercise Book. Second Class.—l. Margaret tSanphy. Rosenehth; 2. Regina Donnhoa. Roaeneathi, 3. Gudiila Donahue, Roseneath. Exercise Bo_ok, Third ‘(3111156-‘1- Annie Sullivan, dloseneath; 2. M1111’ Sullivan, Roseneatil; 3- 151199“ 5"" livan, Roseneath.

Exercise Book, Fourth Class-l. Penzie Martin. New ‘Perm- Exerciae BookkFiItlherg11ﬂB6.—1- Heather Mart n, i ew. -

Map oi New Brunswick. ‘T111111 Class.—1, Rosoneath .- 2 Union Road ‘School. ,

.Map oi’ North iAmerica. F0111“ C|asa_-<], union Road School; 3- New Perth School; 3- 1101911811111 School.

IMnp oi’ Great Lakes. Fifth C111"- ~1, (‘nion Road School; ¢~ N" Perth School. ‘

Crayon Drawing, Junior (,li\aa.-—- 1. Summervllle School: 2. Union Road ‘School; 3, New Perth School.

IPen and IPencII Drawing 8911101‘ Ginny-l. iRoaeneath School; 2- Union Road School: 3-311111111°1""1'° gchool; 4, New Perth School.

l3gnmgpghlp 56001111 CllISl-"l- IJn-loa Road School.

Penmanship. T111111 C1““~'”" Rolenecth School: 2. New ‘"1111 School; '3. Summorvtlle School; 4. Union Road chtwl-

Ponmanohip. Fourth Class-l. Summorvllle School; 2. 11111011 R0111 School; 3. New Perth School; 4. Ronenenth School. lPgnmgnghlp, Fiﬂh ,CI8SS.—1. Union ﬂood School: 2. Summervlllb School; 3, New Perth School. '

NAIL DRIVING CONTEIT

1,'Pan|io Martin, New Perth; 3- Bruoo ‘Mani-area. New Perth, \

ghan, Kelly's Cross. ,

Tea BIscuiL-l, Eileen Duffy; 2. ,Eileen Candy; II, Mary Nantes; 4, dalileen Monaghan.

, Sugar Cookies-l, Irene Stewart,‘ 39°11'11" 2, Eileen Coady; s, Winnlfred ebony ' 4, Rose Conway.

Kelly's Cross; lnkerman. Apple I1Ie.-1. Eileen Duffy; Eileen Monaghan: 3. Mary T111111 or; 4, Alice McManus, Mnplewood

Irene Stewart; 4. Eileen Daily. Gingersnapsr-l, Rose Conway; 2, Gertrude McQiiaid; Monagh-an; Inkerman. .

Sewing and Knitting Apron. - 1. Mary Trainor; Eileen Dally; 3. Rose Conway.

Hemstitched Towel. — l, Rose

Conway, inkerman. Knitted Scarl.»~l. Eileen Coady; 2, Mary McAleer. Manual Training

Smith; 4. Gerald Nantes. McDonald; 4, Pius Smith.

mond Flood; 4, Jimmie M-cDon-ald Live Shock and Poultry.

2, Ambrose Momrghtin; Monaghan; 4, Louis Hogan. Pallet and Cockerel, Boole-l, Joseph Nantes.

Collection:

Samples of Wo0d.~—1, Lnkerman School.

School Work

Exercise Boo (ill-l. R056 C1111‘ way; 2, Mii-dred Manning; 3, Eileen Duffy; 4, Mary Trainer. (b)-—1. Irene Stewart; 2. 1311131115111 M1111‘ nin-g. (a)._1, Reta Clow. dnker- man.

Map Drawing (senior.)~1. M111- thiaa Hogan; 2, Plus Smith; 3. Rose Conway; 4, Mildred Mnnninx.

Map Drawlllll (1uninr.)—1. Jua- Matheson; 2,‘ James Manning; 3. .Ioe McAvinn.

Art Work (aenIorJ-l, Plus Smith; 2, Matthias Hogan; 3, Jim- ,mle McDonald.

Art Work (iu-nlorL-l. J08 M11- Avinn; 2. Mary McAvInn; 3, Ger- trude MoQuaid; 4, Louis Hogan.

Penmanship (c)--1. Mary K911)’; 2, Mildred Manning; 3, Rose Con- way; 4. Mary Trainer. ('11) —‘1- Mary McAvi-nn; 2. Elizabeth Man- pin-g; 3, Mary McAleer; 4, Irene Stewart. ‘

Sport:

50 yda. Dash tor girls under 9 years.»-1. Elizabe-tih Manning; 2. Millie Ma-theeon; 3, Marion Moly- nonux; 4, Mlirgﬂfbl McManus.

50 yds. Dash tor girls from 9 to I2 ycnrs.—l, Mildred Manning; 2, Irene St wart; 3, Gertrude Nantes. 4, Eileen Coady.

76 yds. Dash tor girls over 12 yeans.—l. Mar Nanteﬂ; 2. M81‘ Trainer: 3, Eileen Monaghnn; 4. Gertrude M0011!“-

75 yda. Dash (or boys under 9 yearn-l, Francis Manning; 2, Leo Flood: 3. Gavin McAleer; 4, Willie Weddell.

100 yda. Dash (or boys from I) to 12 YQBTBv-l, Joe Nantes: 2. Red- niond ir-ibod; 8. Llnul Mona-shun: 4. James Manning.

100 ydn. Duh Ibr boys over 12. -1, Pius Smith; 2. John Smith; 3. Joe McAvInn; 4, Stephen Smith.

60 ydii. Jockey Room-l. Joseph McAvInn and-Marching Hogan; 2. " mlg McDonald and Ambrose Monghan; 8, Redmond Flood and George Duﬂy.

Three-legged Race (Si) ydn.)_1or hoyah-l, Jimmie McDonald and Ambrose Monnghon;

Brown Sugar Fudge. —1, Eliza- beth Munning; 2, Mary Kelly; 3,

3, Eileen 4, Marion Molyneaux.

Hammer Handle. — 1. 11181111111111 l-logan; 2. Francis Manning; 3.Pius

Milking Stool. — 1. James Man- ning; 2, Matthias Hogan; 3, Jimmie

Miscellaneous. ~ 1, Jimmie Mc- llonniil; 2, Joseph Nantes; 3. R911 -Heiler Calf.—l. 1311193 11111111196011. 3, Linus

Plymouth

,3. George _

THE CHARLQTIIETOWN. IGUARDIAN

IRIIIIIIIEIIMENI iiiishiiis

Iloncantniiaii lnill Iulm tﬁlva Astonishing Results

Anyone who has suffered with Weak or Irritated I{i'dlIeyB_\\'1",h the gwﬂmpnnying miseries of pain in the 11111‘. splitting headaches, switilen Iiands and feet, rheumatism ‘and cPiisullation-ought to try the Fruit '1 rcatment for their trouble. To those who use intensiﬁecffruit luicesf- Fruit-a-tivcs"—for the Iii-st" 1:119. it seems almost imponslbiethat e juices ofnpples,_ornnges, ﬁgs and prunes combined with tonica, could relieve Kidney Trouble. r Bu}, nshort treatment of “Fruit-a.- ,'1"‘~‘1 Elves (111101: reliefand the regu- 11_r,1,1se oi‘ these intensiﬁed fruit juice: oi P ruit Liver labiets’! prove their marvellous virtues. ‘ 1181 "Fruit-a-tlves" today and begin ‘time l< ruit Treatment. At all dealers- -¢>¢-,1111_<1 50c. n box; or sent post aid by It ruit-a-tives Limited,Ot_tawn., gt.

nify and RPIIIHDDG Flood. ‘Phree-ltzg-geii Ran; (50 yds.) for ,':Ir|s.~—1, Mary Nzintr-n and Mary ‘Prninor; 2, Eileen Monaghan and Nllldretl Manning; It, Gertrude Nantes and Mnigaret Mt-Maniis. Relay Race-I, Kelly's Cross; v2, Mnplewood; 3, Inkerman. 'l‘ozi('hers' Racv.-—-1. Martha Ma- nna; 2. Amos Carley; 3, Mary Cii~ sock; 4, Hannah DiiiT . Pie-eating (‘tmtei-it. ~- 1, James Viannlng; 2, Ilt-iimonti Flood; Ii. \llit1 McAvinn; 4, .ii~mmiie Mi-Don- iid, Kelly's Cross. mi-{i-Q

MURRAY RIVER SCHOOL AIR

Anni-ray River School Fair.

CLASS 1. _ 1. Harold Acorn. Glen William, 2 Willi-ed MacDonald, Gicn Wlliamf 1i Samuel Stewart, Git-n William. 4 Ettle Maclnnis, Glen William. Whcat.-1 John Martin, Glen William. 2 Milton Liwngstun, High Bank. 3 Lester Maclnnis, Glen William, 4 Ernest Richard. Glad stone. Sweet Corn.~—1 Vernon Hooper. Murray River. 2 Jean Hooper.

Bcans.—1 Flossie Beck, Ailiston. 2 Christine Martin, Glen William. 3 Florence Hayter, High Bank.

GLASS II. ' Green Mountain Potatoes-l Laura M. Roberts, High Bank. 2 Marlon liayter, High Hank. 3 Penzy Stewart, High Bunk. 4 Gordon Livingston, Dover.

Irish Cobblen-l Jack Pherson, Glen William.

Turnips.—-1 Malcolm High Bank. 2 Lillian Peter's Road. 3 Mark High Bank.

lvIaiigelsn-l Lillian Jackson, 2 Donnit- Johnson, Alma.

Carrots.—1 Margaret Murray River. 2 Verna Little Sands. 3 Everett Murray River. 4 Ida Gladstone.

Parsnips.—1 Lennard Herring. Murray Rivur. 2 Alvina 11673115911- Lit-tle Sands. 3 Geo Hind-s, Dover. 4 Margaret MucLeotl, Murray River.

CLASS III

Tomat0es.—-1 Ina 11136141137. 111mb stone. 2 Geo. Hinds, Dover. Josephine Kirby, Giadﬁlﬂne. Clayton» But-ll, Hopeiield.

Onions-l John ‘Kirby, Glad- stoute. 2 Josephine Kirby, 1i Marlo“ Hayter, Higih Bank. 4 Gordon Livingston, Dover.

Cnc||||pher5.~—l Gladys Stewart, liigh Bank, 2 Laura Roberts. 111811 Bank. 3 Margaretta Buell, Murray River. 4 Irene Ried, Alma.

Beets-d Geo. Hinds, Dover. 2 Marion Jackson, Peter's Road. 3 Lowell Beck, Ailinton. 4 M11)’ llerriiig, Murray River.

Ru m pk I i1is.—-1 George Dover. 2 Bruce MacDonald.

CLASS IV. Peas-l Doris Lowe. Murray River, 2 John Whitwuy, Dover. 3 Vina Ferguson, LIUIL’ Sands. 4 Claire Brunuu-l. 1111111113! River.

Any kind flowers-l Junior Johnson, Alina. 2 Donnie Johnson. 3 Louise Hawkins, 4 Nellie Diilnby. Mixed Flowers-l Sa-die Bueil. Hopelield. 2 Nellie Dutney, Murr.iy River. 3 Janet MacLeod. 4 1111111 Whitwny, Dover.

Potted Plan-t.—1 Derlel Johnson. Alma.

Mac Stewart." Jackson. Saunders.

lIIacLeotI. Dixon. Porter. Richards.

EEK L11‘.

Sweet

CLASS V.

Apples.—1 Lillian 11101111?"- puma Road. 2 Ethel Butler. Murray River. 3 Alvina Ferguson. Little Sands. 4 Minnie Acorn. Glen William.

Apples-l Ida Richards, Glad- stone. 2 John. MacPherson. 3 Harry MhcKay, 4 Lester MacLean, Hope field.

Plume-l An-nie- MncLeod, Glen William. 2 Gladys Stewart, H1811 Bank.

CLASS VI

Raspberries (connect-l Florsv Beck. Alliston. 2 Janet Richards. 3 Laura Roberts, 5 Ida Kirby. Beet; (canhedy-l Alvina Fer guson, Little Sands. 2 Laura Roberta, High Bank. 3 Lzlliun Johnson. Alma. 4 14111811101 Richard's.

Mustard Pickles-l Chrlaty Mathieson. Glen William. 2 Laura Roberts, 3 Ida Kirby, Gladstone.

CLASS VII. .

Plain Bread-l Ida Kirby, 2 Annllo MacLeod. 3 Flora Mart-Ill. .4 Christy Martin. ' Biscuit-l Myrtle MacConnel, 2 Lizzie MacPhce, Hobolield. 3 Gladys Stewart. 4 Minnie Acorn. Sugar Cookies-l Marion Hayter High Bank. 2 Lizzie MaoPhee. Hopetleld. 3 Hilda MacDonald. Alliaton. 4 Flora Martin.

(Jake (Spt-JEaIL-l Florence Murray River. 2 Lizzie MncPhee, 3 Murdock, Murray River. 3- Lizzie MuicPhou, Murray River.

Apple Pie.-—1 Lila. Hooper. Lilly MacDonald, 4 Gladys Stewart. Special (oat cake).—-1 Cindy‘!

, CLASS IX.—MANUAL TRAINING

, M n rrn y

Following is the prize winners 0t ,.

hold.

4-Margaret Riclurds. CLASS VIII

2 "Alice Jcnkhs. liemstitchui towci.——l Stewart, 1I.g"n Bank. - Embroidered iinen.—1 Helen Stewart lLgh Bank.2 Alvina Fergus on. 3 Louise Hawkins, 4 Jean Jen. 111118. Pelt-Vs Road,

llamnier Handle- 1 Elmer Mac Pberson.

Milking Stoole. - 1 Ralph ibeyiioltis. Murray River. _ Bird llouse.—— Lester MacSwnin, Peter's Road.

CLASS X.—LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY

_CnlI.——1 illablt- Saunders. High Bank. 2 Wilfred MacDonald, -3. Bruce MacDonald.

Plymzfuih Rocks-I Lester Mac Innis, 2 Lillian Jackson, 3 John

Mu in

‘VI/bite lasgliorns.~'-1 Angus John son. Murray River,

Silecial (Dire-ks). - 1 Murnn Hayter, liigh Rank.

CLASS XI COLLECTIONS Noxious Wt1.eds.——1 Gladstone School, 2 Murray River School.

(Intermediate Dept.) Wei-d Seeds.-—— Murray School, Principal's Dept, 2 stone School. 3 Dover George Ilinds.

'I‘H-.'c liuves.—l (iiadstonta School Janet Iiiciiarils. 2 Murray River School, Intermt-ditito Dept, 3 lligli Batik School. 4 Dover School, Geo liinds.

Sdllllilt: of \VU()II.AI Iiigli Bonk School. 2 lIopeIii-lil School. 3 Glad stuni- School.

River Glad School

CLASS XIl.—SCHOOL WORK Exercise Books-Grade River Ssuliool, _Iiiter tuediate Dept.

tirade. Vlr-(a) Map I)rziwing.~ 1 Glen William School. 2 Ailiston School, Catherine Beck.

llll.-l Allison School. 2 Glen William. 3 Little Sands.

,, t-.i).»1 Murray River School, Principal's Dept, Helen Gosbee, 2 Git-n William School. 3 Aillston School, Hilda MacDonald, (li).—--11 Glen William Chfsty Martin.

((0.72 Glen William DCFGlti MacL-eod. Penmanship.—4th. Little Sands School. 3 School, 3 High Bank School. Murray River School.

_ tird. Class.—~1 Glen WiIiiim1 School. 2 Alma School, 3 Gladstone School. 4 Murray River.

2nd. Class.—1 Glen William

School. School, Class. 1

Gladstone 4

Z Laura ltoberls, :1 Lillian Johnson,

Plain 8cwing.—1 Iielcn Stewart.

Gladys

v.4

—1, Mable Lawson; 2, Erma Me

Mliian; 3, May Hughts; 4,

Nit-Millan. West (Joveiiead. Canning

Best Pint Jar Ituspberry scrve._~~1, Mangarct Marshall; May Hughes; 3, Nan Auld.

Cooking

Best Loaf o! White Bread. ~ 1, Rebecca Keizer, Grand Tracndie; 2. Margaret McDonald; 3. Nan Auld; 4, Iilrma McMillan,

Iieut Plate 1/; doz. 'i‘ea Biscuit. 1, Rebecca Keizer.

Best Plate b; doz. Tea Biscuit. — 1, Ella McMillan; 2, Dorothy Mt- Miilan; 3, Nan Aiiid; it. Erma Mt:- Millan.

Best Plate oI 9 Sugar Cookies.- 1, Margaret Marshall, Stanhope; 2. May Hughes, West Covehead. Best Plate oi’ 9 Sugar Cookies-- 1, Erma McMillan; Z, Dorothy Mc- Millan; 3, Dorothy Gibbs; 4, bllia McMillan.

Ber-rt Ten Cake.‘ 1, Edith Mi- Lauchlan; 2, Jlurgnrtit. Marshall. Best Plate -B.own Sugar Flldglf. -— 1, Mable Lawnitiir 2, Margaret Marshall; 3, May Hug-hes.

Best Plate Brown Sugar Fllligﬂ. —I, IQrm-a McMillan; 2, Helen Watts; 3, Edith McLanchlnn; -I. Nan -Ai|id.

Iicst Plate oi l) (Iiiigersnups. —1, Erma McMillan; ‘ Ella McMillan; Ii, Dorothy (llbbs; 4, May Hughes.

Sewing and Knltitng

Best Specimen 'i‘ea Apron. - l. IIeiiet-ca Keizer; 2. Helen Watts; It, Nora McKinnon, Gland Tracadle. lit-st Sllﬁlfilllﬁll llemstittehed Tow- ei. ~l. Ilebicca Keizoi‘.

Bert Sample Mendcd Wool Soi-k I, Ilek-n Waits: 2, Mary Watts.

Manual Training

- Best l-Iammer llllllliilt."l, (lilibss, Grand '|'I'1|(:il(lit!.

lit-st Milking Stool.» I. Olivi- Mr. Millan; 2, Iii-glnnltl McDonald.

Live Stock and Poultry lit-st. (lull (iI:iiry_breeil.)—1,Louis Kit-lly; 2, Malcolm .\IcLaiiehian; 1i, Jack Horgan; 4, Ella McMillan; 1'1, Keith Douglas. - Best IPnllvt and Covkorel. Iiarrcil "lyinouth Rock- l, Margaret Mur- slinll; 2, Malcolm Mt-Lnuclilnii. " School Work

Beret Exercise Book. — l, Erma M.Millan; 2, Mary \Vat-ts; 3, Iiclcn Watts, (lrand 'i‘racadle.

Art Work-WI, John Gibbsr Robert-a Kteizer; 3, 4, Francis McDonald. Penmansiiip.—1, Rebecca Keizer, 2. Margaret Bearisto; 3, John (libbs: 4, Nlary Watts. Penmanship. —,-1, Erma McMil- lan; 2. Nan Auld; 3. Edith Me- Laiichlan; 4, Nora .\lcKInnun. Penmanship. —~1. Jlarie Martin. Stanhope; 2, (leorgle Nlartin, Stan.

John

2. Mary Watts;

School. 2 Gladstone School. . . isCHOOL FAIR AT STANHOPE i

The Animal School Fair was lieiill

Stanhope, Win-st (fovehead and] Lid iii-c as follows»- PRIZE LIST Grains

_ Best Shear 100 Heads 0|‘ White 0ats.---1, Francis McDonald, Grand Travndie.

Best Shear 100 Heads of Wheat. —~1, Jack Horgan," Stanhope; - 2. Michael Horgan. Stunhope; 3. Ken- neth McDonald, Grand 'l‘racatlie. Best 6 Ears Sweet Corn-l, Eric Wilson" West Coveheail;

Ross, Stunhope; 4, Eric Wilson. Best Pin-t Threshcd Beans. —1. Mable Lawson, Stanhope; 2, Wai- ttr Aiild, West Covehenil; Ii, Null Aiiltl, West Covehend. Roots

Best Peck (Ireen Mountain P0- iitttret-i-l, Margaret Marshall, Stan- hope; 2, Francis McDonald; 3, Ed- gar Marshall, West (lovehead; ,4. [mwggn Hughes, Wirsl. COVCIIPIIII. Best Peck McIntyre Pota1tues.—1. Francis McDonald; 2, Edgar Mar- shall; 3,- Nan Auld; 4, Kenneth McDonald.

Best Collection 3 Turnips. — l, Margaret Millkrhﬂli; 2, Olive Mc- Millan. West (Invent-ad; 3, Ken- neth McDonald; 4. Irene Robison, Stan-hope. .

Best Collection (I Carrots. —- l. Margaret Marshall: 2. Louis Kielly. Stimhope; 3, May Hughes, West (Ioveiieiul; 4, Walter Anlti.

Beat Collection ti Pnrsnips. — l. Reggie Ross; 2, Dawson Hughes; ti, Mable Lawson; -I, Nun Aiild.

Vegetables

Best 1A doz. Green Tomatocs.— 1, Dawson Hughes; 2, Louis Kiel- iy; 3, Eric Wilson; 4, Bella Mar- shall, West Covehend.

Best-V; doz. Onionrn-l, Reggie Ros-s; 2, Reggie Ross; 3, Irene Robison. Stanhope.

Beat ‘A doz. Cuciimbers.--1,Ma.\’ Hughes, West Covehead; 2, Ken- neth McDonald; 3, Dawson Hughes, t, Eric Wilson.

Best 1/; doz. Beets.—1. Dawson Hughes; 2, Nnn Auld; 3, May Hughes; 4, ‘Kenneth McDonald. Best 3 Heads Cabbage-J, Daw- son Hughes; 2. Jack Horgan; 3. Nnn Auld.

Best Pumpkin (one).—1, Erma McMillan, West Covehead; 2. Olive McMillan; 3, May Hughes: 4, Hur- ry Lawson, Stnnhope.

Flower:

Best Bonqunt Sweet Pens. ~~ 1. Nun Auld; 2. Marjorie McAiiiay. Grand Tracatlie.

Best Bonqudt any kind Flowers. -l, llelen “Wilson; 2. Nan Auid. Best Bouquet Mixed Flowers-J, Nan Auld; 2. Louis Kieily; 3. Keith Douglas, Stanhope.

Best Potted Flowering Plant-l, Erma McMillan;,2. Nan Auld; 3. Edith McLauchlIn. Stanhope.

- Fruit

Bent Plate oi’ (l Alexander ADDIQG —1, Mable Lawson: 2, Olive Mc- Millan; 3. Erma MCMIIIIIIII; 4, Louis Klolly. Stanhope. ,

Beet Plate oi’ 6 Red A-strachan Apples-l. Walter Auld; 2. Mary We ta, Grand Tracadie.

B at Plate oI 10 Plums, BIue.-- 1, Margaret Beariato, West Cove-

Stewart. Fudgu-d Helen Benton, 2 Laura Roberts. 3 Clara Cook, 4 , Float! Bock; Alliaton. I GIngermcpn-l Alvltik, Ferguson,

pints

%w'eeten

the tomach

at Stanliope on Monday, Sept. 22., T-be following schools took paiit:—~,_1, Mame Lawson, 2, Erma MC.

Grand Traeailie. The prizes award‘

hope. Sports '

Free-tor-uil lor girls under l1 yrs. 1, Rita Nlnrtin; 2. Dorothy Mc- ill-an.

Frne-tor-all (or girls ii to 12 yrs.

Miilari; Si, Georgie Xiartin; 4, Edith I McLaiit-hian. Fre-e-tnr-ail Ior boys under ll yrs. —-l., I~larry Lawson; 2, Malcolm Me- iLaiichiitii; 3. Keith Douglas. - t Free-ior-ail for boy: 9 to 12 yrs. i——-1, Louis Kieily; 2, George Belle; 4, Dawn-on Hughes. 1 ‘Free-ior-all for boys-l, Wendell ‘Kieily; 2, Tommy Davis; 3, Wur- iren Marshall; 4. Joseph McDonald. 1 Free-ior-ail. Ladies-l. Dorothy Lylt-Aulay; 2, Rebect-a »Keizei'; 3,

v 2. Nélﬁilreile Lawson and Eleanor Kieiiy Aiild. West Coveheail; 3, Regiéwgtequall; 4, Isabel McDonald.

MIIITIEG Women's Race.—~1, Mrs. (leorgc McMillan; 2, Mrs. T. Hor- gall; 3. Mrs. Percy Douglas: 4. Mrs. (luorge McMillan.

Tint-hers’ Ruce.— 1, Miss LePagt- and Isabel McDonald tcqiiai.) 2. Mrs. Itoss.

Free-Ior-nil, little boys.—~l, Louis Kieily; 2, Jack Horgall‘. 3. X91111 Dougie , 4, Rel-IKE 1111-‘1-‘1-

Tlirtac-leggeti race Ior girls.-—-I. Mable Lawson and Edith MeLaui-h. inn; 2, May i‘l\bgll(!~‘ and Erma Mc- Miilaii; 3, lrenn, awson and Iilicnntnr Rlelly. -

Tinwe-ltiggteti rat-e for boys» I, John (libbs and Josvlih MQUOIHINI; 2, (‘Jive Jlchliilan and lieu.‘ Belle.

Wheelbarrow Race (or boys. wi- Jnck liorgon ‘and Louis Kieily; 2. Joseph McDonald and Hugliit- Campbell.

\Vherlbarrow Race IreeIor-nlI.—-— l, Frank Hughes and Warren Mar- dhall; 2, Ray Curr and E. P. Mc- Donald: 3. Wendell Klelly-and (loo. Kieily; 4, James McLniicliliin and (leorge Benirsto.

Piewnting Contest. — 1, llughie Campbell; 2, William McAuiay; 3. George Belle.

BRIDGETOWN SCHOOL FAIR

(Prize List) GRAIN

Oats-l John Cnntelo Primrose; 2 Lloyd MacLeod, Brklgclﬂwn; 3 Harold Mtithei-IDII. 141115011 Press; 4 Norman MucLeod. Straihtiona: 1'1 Stillman Acorn, Pnmrose.

Vilheatnl Ambrose Miller. Prim- rose; 2 Norman MacLeod, Sirath- conn: 3 Lloyd Maclieotl, Brldlle‘ town; 4 John Jlat-Lvotl, Strathcona; 5 Stillman Acorn, Primrose.

Threshed Beans-I Ralph Burnett Strhthconu; 2 Aubrey Burdott. Stranthcona; 3 Helen Bartlett, Stratlicona; 4 Ernest Cantelo, Bridgetown; 5 Ada Acorn. P11111- rose.

ROOTS

White potatoes-J Mary McKay, Strnthcona: 2 Ada Acorn. Prlin- rose; 3 Lloyd McLeod, Bridgetown; 4 lvlaiirice Brehaut, Strathcona; 5 John Cnntelo. Primrose.

Dakota. Red~1 Roma McKay. Strnthconai. 2 Maurice Brehaut. Strathcona;3 William Burke. Prim- rose; 4 Aeneas McMasier, Prim- rose: 5 Florence Acorn, Primrose.

McIntyre-l Ada Acorn. Prim rose; 2 Muriel Burdeti. Strathcuna; 3 Howard McLeod. Primrose; I Aeneas McMaster, Primrose.

Turnips-l William Burke. Prini- rose: 2 Edgar Dcckendoril. Mt. Hope: 3 Ella Acorn, Brldgeown; 4 Elliot. Acorn, Primrose; 5 Alex Clay, Brfdgetown.

Carrots—1 William Burke. Prim- rose; 2 Lloyd McLeod. ﬂown: 3 town: 4 Florence Acorn, Primrose: 5 Elliot Acorn, Prlmrooe.

3 Lilian Dockondcrtl. Mt, Hope; 4

Best Plate of ti Duchess Apples

Elia

Pre- 2.

Bridge- Ernost Cantelo, Bridge-

Pnrnipq-l Ernest Cantelo Bridge town: 2 ChrintinnBurke, Primrose

TEA '15 Fine, brisk flavor!

Florence Acorn, Primrose; 5 Elliot Acorn, Primrose. ' VEGETABLES Toniatoes—1 Julia Alatheson‘, Al- bion (Jross; 2 Edgar Doekentlorii‘. M1, Hope: 3 Jean lilatheson. Albion ' 4 (leurgk- Mathi-siyn. Albion 5 Mary Mitvhuy, Strait-h

Unfons- -l Elliot Acorn, Primrose. 2 Itlrni-st (Yuiiteio, Iiridgi-toirii; I! lieien Iiiirilett, Straiiilicona; -I Aiiii ri-y Hui-dell, Siratheona; 5 Flor- ence Acorn, Primrose. Kliicumbei's*~l lIt-icn Hurtli-tt, Straiheona; 2 Ralph liurdt-tt. Slralliirtiiin; 3 IInzt-i liiirtlett, fitrathtctinii: Richard MiliilitﬁiilLi Aibimi (‘rosi-i, , lii-eIs-~1 (‘lulre IIIIHIHII, Straih-i oona; 2 l-lriii-st (fanteln, Iirldgn- town; 3 IIazi-i Iiurdvit. Straiiiuoiia; 4 FlA)I‘6IIif(!,A('(ll‘ll, Primros-e; 5 Ralph urdeii, Strathcona. ,

l Ji-itn Ztinthvson, Ai-_1 " Pearl Alvin-tin, AI Julia Iilatlu-stin, Al»

Norman Jlcih-inl, liiuyii Alvin-oil,

Sll'ill1l('.i)ll2l} lirliligettlwn, FLOWERS _

l)ulilias—-1 i-Illlot Acorn, Priin~ rose; 2 FIUYBIICI- Acorn, Primrose; 3 Iii-Ion Bartlett. Straiheona; 4 Hilda Morris, Bridgetown; 5 Mabel’ Iiiirtiett. Slratiiconzi.

liouqiiet Mixed Fioivters-l Lilian Dockvnilorfl, Mt. Ilopp; 2 Florence Acorn, Primrose; Priinrpsc; 3 Ella Acorn, town; 4 Rita Nit-blaster, town.

Potted Plant-l Mali-l Swallow, Albion Cross; 2 Raymond McDon- ald, Bridgetown; ,3 Ernest Cantclo, Bridgetown; 4 Alanritee lireliaiit. Straihcona; 5 Warren McDonald. Bridgetown.

Bridge- liritige-

FRUIT . Apples (any variety)—1 Roma MacKay, Stratbcona; 2 Lillian Dockendorff. Mt. l-lopc; 3'Ji=zin ivlathestm. Albion Cross; 4 Allen Jlorris, ' Bridgetown; 5 Dan Mo. Kinnon, Stratht-ona. Duchess Appl1'-1 Ralph Bur- deit, Strathcon 2 Alarian Nichol- son, Bridgetown: 3 Winnie blorris. Bridgetown; 4 Edgar Doekendorlf. .\It_ Hope. 5 Julia Itlntheson, Al- bion Cross. Plums — I Lillian Dockendorfl’, Dockentlorif,‘ .'. i Ambrose Miiler. Prim- iosv; 4 John (Yuntelo, Primrose. CANHING RIISPDPP)’ Preserve-l Ada Acorn, Primrose. ‘ lii-e|s—~l Lilla Swallow, AIIIDII Cross: 2 lilabei blatheson, (Jross: 3 Ada Jicorn, PPIIIIPOS". COOKING I.nal' Breadwl ll Ida Jlorris. Britisctown: 2 Ada Acorn, Prim- rose; 3 Rita hick/luster, Ilriilgeimvn 4 klarion N diolson. I$l'iI1[-','Ul()\_4'll§ I’. Jlargairiat Acorn, Primrose Biscuits» -1 ll.liia klorris, Bridge- town; 2 Ada Acorn, Primrose; ‘l Mary (‘iimpln ii, Primrose; -i Mar- imi NIIEIIOII-IDIL. llrldgetoivn; 5 Lil- i.ill Imckciidorii‘, Mt. Iiopu. lloughnuts- 1 Christina Piiinros-r. Allpig Piv~1 biabui .\IIIIII(?."II)I'I, Albion (Irons; 2 Illlda Itlurris, Bridizclovvn; fiMaritm Nicholson. IIFRIKPIOWII; 4 Iicrnailotti: blclloir, .Id. Pr niroste; 5 Jlnrgziriet Acorn. Primrose. l-‘iitlgtr-I Alex Clay, Iowii; ll blabci Mtttbt-suii, ' ' 1i Jean Ivlatiiostin, ~'; 5 Marion Nicholson.

Burke

A I biuli Albion Bridge-

Iioys l2 t0 l5 yenrs~l Ester; Clay, llritlgettiwii; 2 Raleigh Clay,‘ liiiilgietown; 3 John (Yantvio, Prim- rosr; 4 \Vtii'rt1n McDonald. Iiridg-e- town.

IUU y d tinsh Young incur-l Jos- cpli IVci-rtaway, Primrose; 2 Nel- son Acorn, Primrose; 3 Mr_ Ait- kcn, Bridgetown; 4 Lutkin MCLUIHI, Sirntheona.

tbl-~Billie Hunter. Strathcona: 2 ilngii McLt-iiii, Albion Cross; fl Lloyd Jenkins. Bridgetown. Tdirtic-leggctl rnize, under 10 yrs»- 1 Ralph Biirilett, Striithcona; 2 John McLeod, Strathcona; 2 Wm. 11491111111110. Bridgetown; 3 Aiex' Clay, Iiritlgetoivu. O'Leary Morriemi Bridgetown.

—1 R. Bartlet-t. Strathconn. J. Mc- 1/6011. Strnthcona; 2 w. Weather- 1119. R. McDonald. Bridgetown; 3 Alex Clay. Bridgetown, O‘Lenry .\Iorris, Britigetown,

Boys 12 to 1ﬁ—1 R, Mntheson. Al- bion Cross. G. lilcLenrl, Iiptnn; N. Alz-Leoil, Strzrihcona; J. Cantelo Primrose: 3 E. Currie, Bridge; town. \\'. McDonald. Bridgetown 11111IlersnﬂD8~ 1 Bernadette Mc- Donald. Primrose: 2 Ada Acorn, Primrose: It Christina Burke, Prim- rose; 4 Mary Campbell, Primrose; F. Rita Mc-Masters. Bridgetown.

SEWING

I Lillian McDonald. Strathcona. 2 Ada Acorn, Primrose,

Knitted Scart- 2nd Arita Mac- Mnater. Bridgetown,

MANUAL TRAINING Hammer Handle-J Norman Mc- Leod. Strathcona; 2 Esdale Biirdett, Strnthvona: 3 Ambrose Miller, Primrose.

Milking Stool-d Aeneas McMan. ter, Primrose, Nail Box- 1 Esdale Stratchona. Miscellnneoiin— 1 Ambrose Mll- Ier. Primrose; 2 Norman McLeod. Sirathcona.

LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY

Live Stock-I William Burke, Primrose; 2 Alex McLeod, Prim- 10-110; 3 Raymond McDonald,‘ Brldxolown: 4 Clayton McLeod. Albion Cross: s John Cnntelo, Primrose.

Bartlett,

3 Elia Acorn, '

Albion -

llriiige- '3

Jot-key Race, 10 years and tinder 2

PAGE THIRTEEN

REDROSE

good tea”

Best of all in the

ORANGE PEKOE QUALITY A T‘

Plymouth Rocksm-l Lloyd Mc- Leod. BrRIgt-town; 2 Esdale Bur- (Ivtl, Stralhcuna; 3 Florence Acorn Primrose; 4, Bernadette‘ McDonald, Primrose; 5 Alex Clay, Bridgetown,

Lnighorus —1 Alex (flay, Bridge- town: 2 John (‘itiiIi-lo, Primrose.

COLLECTIONS

Noxious \VPI'IIS ~1 Sirathctma

School. . Wet-ii Si oils *1

tltmaiti, Primrose;

St-Iiooi.

'I‘rs-t¢ Ia-aves ~I Struilicoua School 2 MLiililue 801100113 Iticliarii Mathe- sim, Albion (Trors.

SAMPLES OF WOOD

ilvrnailctie He- 2 Stratlicoiiu

Norman Nltrin-ud. Siralht-ona; John .\lcI.I-oi|, Sirathconu; est ylotbt-soii, Albion (Irons.

3 4 Ern-

SCHOOL WORK

Excrtrist- Hooks-WI Marion Nich- olson, liriilgi-tovvii; 2 Illlda Morris Iiriiliéblilwll; 3 I-lllitii (Turrie, liritigb town: -I Mary McKay, Strailiconn; 5 Iinymoiid Jlirllonalti, Iirfilgi-towir

(bi\l Mabel Barth-it, Strolli- 001111; 2 Ada Acorn, l'rimrost1.; 3 Norman McLeod; Smathcoiia; 4 Lilian blelionnlil. Strathcona.

Map lmnvliiir-l Lilla Swallow. Albion (‘i-tiss; 2 Raymond McDon- ald, liriilgi-town; 3 Aubrey lliirdett Stratliconu; 4 Ilattit- Wood, Siratb- COIIII.

tbi~l lleien Bartlett. Stratii- (101111; 2 lliidu hlorris, lirftigctuwn; t; Lilian IvlcDoimld. Strathtrona; 4 Illarion Nicholson. Bridgetown; 5 (Ylairo Iiiirtiett, Strathcona.

(cl ——l Mabel Iiiirtlett, Strath- cona; 2 Jluriel Burdett, Strailicona; 3 Esilaic Bartlett. Strathcona; 4 Ada Acorn, Prhnrose.

Ari Workﬂl Pearl McLean, AI- bion Cross; 2 Clayton ltlcLeod, Al- bion Cross.

(bI-1 Elliot Currie. Brltigetown; 2 Lilian Dockendorll, Mt Hope; 3 Norman McLeod, Struthcona; 4 Muriel Burdett, Strathcuna; 5 Es- daie Biirdett, Strathcona.

Pvnntanship -—- 1 Carl Strathi-ona: 2 Ralph SlI'illil(f0llH_

1 (leoritlc Jiuthcson, Albion

2 Mary blcliay. Strathcona; 3 Julia Jlatheshu, Albion Cross: 4 John IIIcLeod, Straihcona: 5 Hattie Wood, Slrathcona. ii-1~—1‘.\label Mutheson, Albion rns 2 Lilian ylorrison. Albion (‘m it Mabel liurdett, Strathconu I Muriel Iiiirdt-tt. Straihcoiia; 5 lit-Ion Iliirtieti, Strathcona.

SPORTS

F111 yd. dash for girls yours ~1 Mae IIIt-Leod, Aubrey Liirdett, 1'1.“ "i Alt-Loan. Ma --

Burdctt, ' Bu rdett,

under 9 Upton, 2

51111111100113; 3 Albion Cross;"4 Lat-ct Nicholson, Bridgetown.

(liris from Ii to 127-1 Georgi‘, Iilatiieson, Albion Cross; 2 Claire Biirili-tt, Strathconn; 3 Hazel Bur. dt-tt, Strathronit; Jill's Matheson, Albion (‘rost-i; -I Lilian McDonald. Strailicona.

(Iiris from 1,2 to 15-—1 Lilla Swal- iu\V, Albion (fross; 2 liliirioi Bur. iii-ti, Strathcon. 1

'1'111‘t“~‘ 188cm! rnot- girhi under i) 1 (Ylairt- Bartlett, Strutheonu, Haze] Iiurdv-ttﬁtrathcnna;2 Lilian McDon aid, Aubrey Bartlett, Straihggng,

(Iirls under lﬁf-l Illlda Morris, Bridgetown. Itlarlon Nicholson, HPIIIKPIIIWD, liazI-l Iiurdctt, Strath- (rmin, (‘lalrt- liurilélt, Straihcona; Iieivn Biirdott, Sirathconn, Lilian McDonald, Strntlicuna,

1_5<1ys IIIHIUI‘ 9-»! Dan McMai-iters, 11F111Is'*‘10b'11; 2 Douglas Mntheson. Albion Cross; 3_Lioyd McLeod. BrIiigutown; '

(INS-Willie Wi-atberbie, Bridge-

town: 2 linol Mntht-stm, Albion Cross; 3 Leo McIIIasu-r, Bridge- town. (Iver ii ys-zirs-J Raynwnd Mo. lmnaltl. Britigotown; 2 John Mo. Loud, Struthizoiia; 3 Ernest Chniolo 111‘111Ketow'n; 4 (YLcary Morris.

("PP 1" Yl'Ilrs-——1 Ralph Bartlett, Strathctma: 2 John Jlc-Lt-od, Strath- ""1111? 2 Raymond McDonald. iiridgvtoivn, Willie Weatherble, Bridgetown; 3 John (fnntelo, Prim- rose. Norman McLeod, Strathggng; 4 Richard Jlatiieson. Albion Cross; Erniest lilatlieson. Albion Cross.

Wheelbarrow Race, tinder 1t) yczirs-I R. McDonald, \ Bridge. town, W. Wcatherble, Bridgetown; R_ liurdeti. Strntbconn, J, Mg. Leod, Stratlieona: 3 John Cuntelo, Primrose, N. McLeod, Strathconn;

110V“ 12 1" 15 y?ﬂl“ﬂ>—~l Norman illcLeod. Strathcona. John Cnntelo, PYIHIPO-ﬂlt; 2 Warren McDonald Ihidgetown. hllliot Currie, Bridge: 10W“; 3 (l._ltlcl.eotl, Upton, R, Mat- heson, Albion Cross.

Trustees‘ Race-l Sam Wood, Strathcotia; 2 J. D. McLean, Albion (710115; 3 J. McDonald, Primrose; 4 J. McLeod. Albion Cross,

Teachers‘ Race-l Irene Warren M1. 11°00; 2 Matilda Campbell. Strathcona; 3 Mary Llewellyn, Bridgetown; ~I Amy Townahend Albion Cross, '

111111111118 Jump over 10—1 0'Leary Morris. Bridgetown; 2 R, McDonald Bfllilretown; 3 J. McLeod. Strnth- was: 4 W. Weatherbie, and". town. .. Boys 12 to 15——l R, Clay. Bridge- town: 2 N. McLeod. Strathcona; f; E. Currie, Bridgetown.

Pole Vault-q Joseph Westowly, Primrose; 2 Henry ma“, 91mm s Billie Hunter, aim coal. 1

M. CANTELO. lea; (Patriot plane copy) ————-o00~l-

A Frenchman lcorningtilngiigh said once tom); 4pm; "mum", g, a 1111901‘ Immune. What doco/ sentence meanI-rihould » who nl-tn (or thlg cog“ out to stand again and; In nil probability, will New. _ ,.

4 l)’

1 ENIIIIII‘ liurdi-II, Slrathvoiia; 2‘