THE , CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN

1924' VINIYIAL _h I . EXHIBITION

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gs-Iadiu Fsnfl)‘ w°rk Embroidery, etc. E A M g t.-1. Miss . . . w“ a? Miss Anna J. Mc- r3, Mathesonl. dlnade dress.-.-—1, Mar. a can; BPOIISII» GPIWMIIIW» t. g, Mrs. Louis Roper. . “ " an Bag.——1- Dollie Gill. _ E, Full, 8. thel Mc-

l . F8110)’ Aprons-l. E l c 1 . Ethel IiIcDougal, a. Bsilllcolluis’ 2' Specimen of» patched garlnent,_ 1- aisle Geo H. Harper, 2. Gertrude Bwllvlr Can-l. Juus Gnllanlt, 2. RubY camllbfill. 3. Neva luathlesolr. F3116)’ Sweater- 1. Helen Hilbklrll. 2. Ml-ss M. M. Stirlnger, 8. Mrs. Hugh Mcklnnon. ADDliqe Work.—-1- Mrs M9339; 2- M-ss M. S. Moo Beatrice McKinnon. Turned Quilts-n. Mrs. Ernest Mlllell. 2. Beatrice illcKlnnou Crochet: MQullL-l. Emma Crossman, 2. rs. Arcade Gaudet, 3. M . J McLeod. rs 0h“ Afgllflnl—l. Janlrn Mocnbe, g_ Emma CPOBSIIIHII‘, 2, Mrs, Jenme Crosby. ShawL-l. Libby Wright, Bedroom SlIppers.-——1. Mrs. J, A, Allen , 2. Mrs I. McCoubrey. Crochet Bag-I. bilabel I3. Jen~ ns. ‘ Irish Crochet-l Elsie Iloope , 2. Emma Crossnlan. r Filet Grocket.-—l. hlnllilg Fnvm- 2. Evelyn Mallett. . Imce Specimen-l, Airs, ,]_1{_ Stewart, 2. Mrs- John Ilaclthain. Crochet Collnn-l. Marion V. Hooper, 2. Miss lllucMuhon. Crocheted Doylies. - 1, 1mg, Cornlo Pickard, 2. Ethel McDougal. Ladies Slip on sweater white or colored.-——l. Miss Helen Ilobkirk, 2. Miss M. M. Stringer. Ladies coat sweatt-l‘ white or col- ored.-—1. Mrs. Jenie Crosby.

ings any kind o! yarn—-1 Mrs. John McDonald, 2 MrsJWalter McPhee.

1 pr. Women's lplafn stockings any color. except -black ,any kind of yarn——1 Mrs. Walter McPhee, 2 Mrs. Geo. Lewis.

2 prs. Women's plain black stock- lugs made of Island yarn—1 Mar- garet McLain. '

2 prs, Wonlen's plain stockings any color except black nladl of Is- land yarn-M». Mrs. Geo. Lewis, 2 Margaret llIcLwln.

2 prs. Men's socks, any color, Is- ‘ land wool-d Mrs. John J. McLaln. 2 Mrs. W. E. Stretch

2 prs men's socks, any color and kind of yarn.—1 Mrs. Walter Mc- Phee, 2 Bernice Multcb.

Two pairs men's plain woollen mitts any color and kind of yarn—— Mrs. Geo. Lewis, 2 Mrs, John Mc- Donald.

'I‘wo prs. Men's fancy woollen luitts, Island wool—1 Mrs. W. E. Stretch. '

Collection of Knit work-I Mrs. Walter Mc-Phee. 2 Mrs. Geo. Lewis.

Petticoat any color-I, Mrs. John, '7‘ MCIMm- 2 M"5~ W- u Slmich‘ Turner, 2 hlrs. Rumscy Auld, 3 Mrs

One pair Men's black woollen Heath V8558” overalls, Island wooI—1 Mrs. W. E. He,‘ Current J01|y_1 31,1 “r E, Sifiltcll. 2 M"- Waltel‘ M¢Ph99~ Stretch, 2 Mrs. Wm. E. McCallum.

l.ady‘s Cont Sweater-l Gertrude 3 Mrs, Rams-w Anny Colcs, 2 Mrs. John L. Stockman. Black Current Je]1y._1 Mm w, E. Stretch, 2 lvlrs. Ramsey Auld, 3 lilrs. John Andrew.

Raspberry JellyAl Mrs. Heath

Oil Painkiller-Uriah“ Vessey, 2 MP5. .1. A. Auou. a Mrs.

Portrait or figure from life-l w_ 1.; stretch _ l .

Percy Wwdley- 2 Illrfl- J- A- cl-uu Apple Jelly-l MP5. Ramsey

[flour-l Mrs. Geo. H. Harper, 2 Mrs John Andrew. 3 Mrs. M. bIcRae.

Home-made brown bread, single loaf-l Mrs, W. C. 'l‘urner, 2 Mrs. J. Andrew, 3 Mrs. Geo. H Harper

Pan Ten Biscuits-l Mrs. A. H. Burke, 2 Mrs, J. A. Allen.

Doughnuts 1 doz-l Mrs. Ram- sey Auld. 2 Annie Gallant.

Putt Pastry-l Bessie Prowse, 2 Mrs. Vernon McMillan.

'U. S. Aviators Arouse Iceland From Soli- tude of Ages

(United Preu) I

IIOPN IIORNAFJQBD, Iceland. Ql-‘l- 2d. ——'I‘h s little tsihing and Ialllllllg Villllfle. situatuJ on u point of land jutting out betweeul ‘w!’ Sllllllflw fjords tht penetrated the south coast of Iceland (c1- nearly 2a miles» awakened recently l0 i-lld itself "discovered" as the “'51 Slflllllirll; Dlllca In Iceland of the American flyers who finally succeeded in their historic attempt l0 lJlrCio the world by air.

dint Ilofn Iiornafjord had been- dlscovcreil before. It was near 11m- oll August, a, s14. um nu. old Vbklllg Ingoifur Arnarson, fleeing from the mls-rule of the Norse rlllvl‘. Ii-urold Iluarlager, first sighted, the Iceland coast and throw trom ~hls galley its high seal pillars that hu might build his home where the gods caused them to In.- wnshed ashore. Just 1050 Yvilfs 111161‘. to u day Lieutenant Lowell II. Smiitll, commander of the American birdlnetl. taxied into the harbor of Hoilu I-Iornaijord and W118 sflwfifill by the descendants 0t’ those sullorlnen who accompanied 9m "lgoitur on his adventurous quest. One of them, the pilot Blom Eymundsson, traces Ills on.

"Proper Food and Exercin," by ARTHUR. A. McGOVERN Former physical director, Cornell Medical Collage

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Insurance Man Gives Tanlac Credit for Restoring Health.

“I11 my case Tanlac has accom- plished what seemed Inlposeible." recently declared Ernest Beland. a well known insurance man, 523 Chaluhly St., Montreal, I’. Q., Can- adu.

"Last winter I ulna token down with grlppe and at the end 0i‘ two months. ill spite of all that could be done, l was so colupletely wreck- ed that my friends nor myself thought I would ever get well. For weeks I could not sicvll QXPQIH bl’ the use ct’ opiates and the pains: combined with shortness of breath," choking sensations and u. nagging co-ugh, made lite zlllnosl unbear- lll)lP.

"Two bottles oi iTanluc improved me so I was able to get up and

Watch for squeaks pint the human machine

Frank

nch L“ ru. 3.

Mrrah " ‘is;

Chm" “n Canned Fruits, Preserves, etc. _

Wild Strawberry Jam—1 Mrs. C. W. Mallet, 2 Ella Diamond- 3 Mrs. Ramsey Auld.

Cultivated Strawberry Jam — 1 Mrs. Boswell Carver, 2 Mrs. J. A. Allen, 3 Mrs. C. W-JVIBUGY.

Wllld Raspberry Jam-l Mrs. C. W. Mellet, 2 Mrs, Ramsey Auld. Mrs. J. A. Allen.

Cultivated Raspberry Jam r 1 Mrs. Ramsey Auld, 2 Mrs. C. W. lliellet, Ii Mrs. J. A. Allen

Black Current Jam—1 Mrs. J. A. Allen, 2 .\Irs. J. Andrew. 3 Myrtle St

"When the gauge on our automobile sig- nifies that the oil well is filled. we do not at- tempt to force more nil into the motor. We know that sur- plus oil will cause mechan- ical deficiency. Yet we continu- ally pack food into our systt-nl irrespective of whether our own gauge is continually crying "Full!" People frequently in. dulge in dinners consisting of as many as tell courses. 'l'he\' g0 home and spend a sleepless night and have to resort to cu- thartic: and feel sluggish and

OU w o u l d not expect a m a c h i n e to keep going day in and day out without proper care and oiling —would you‘! If it got out of or- der you would have it over- hauled-would - n’t you‘! Your body ls an exact paral- lel to u machine.

W atch Your Body You c a n n o t FOYWEYRIIIG Sionals abuse it and get

good work out of it. When a manuincturel- delivers a new automobile he gives specific in- structions as to the proper care. The motor has to be gradually worked in. The wise owner al- ways exercises care to sec that:

um‘ b ldery or Cutwork. Mags]? gmwfobowton. 2. Miss R. ‘Mum,- 3, Mrs. A. H. Grant. From fimbrolderyr- 1 Lillian

rlll- . ' . ‘uu ‘lmlepfecelvlxhltfillllgilled l-vlall am,”- 2, Bessie 87611-111111, 3. Ethel kl ‘§,’,‘,’,‘{§§,l'u¢s worked on colored en n1- cotton.-—-1 Mills." J‘. unter, 2. Mrs- J. F. a 61' y. -

h.

Qvlchoolhelgfu Telacloth In White. l ‘$0M, Mntheson, 2. Daisy Mos~ r; 3. Mrs. F. McQuarrIe- pm 0'Clock teacloth. c

Dom Matesoll, 2- MPH» c, 3. BIal1°h° Itlelaghb 1 d ll Ta e over.— . llfiyfllebglckllid. 2. Anna J. Mc-

us, 3, Maude Duvsr.

émbrnldered Dessert DoylIes»—-1.

eu . Orange .\lilI'Ill8lilll€—ll! Mrs. \V. C.

olored.—-— D. Mc-

Art Work

Brough. ' gfljlfllncdabilotu in white or col- n linen-l Anna. J; Mclnnis, 2. m Alfred Stewart, J. Mrs. F. W-

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Work of Children under 15 years. Pillow CflSUr-l. Illalrialn lfifflll,

Fraser.

Landsczlpo Or bIurine-l Mrs. J. A, All,“ A. IPrascr, 2 Jean Auld. Still Iifc any su-bj0ct—1 Mrs, J- blrs. D, A. A. Ilollnes. 1i .\l1's. D._F.

Auld. 2 Bessie Saunders, 3 Mrs. J.

Apple Jelly-I llirs. J. Andrew 2

ccstry from a colnrad of Ingolfur. alld u-curs on gain occasions a pin of blul- bearing a white gull, tihe symbol that Ilozrted at the mast-

lnovo about the house, and by the time I finished .my seventh bottle my recovery was ‘complete and I was able to return to my work. My

thcse instructions arc curried out intelligently. If we would only give our own humun ma- chine 10 per cent of the cure

heavy.

indigestion, constipation. ill- somnia, rheumatism, zlppenzli- citls, ettn, and many other of o

Leah McKinley. ul’ Outline work.—I, Alice Walsh. ‘~- Dresaerl Doll. 1. Dorothy Thorlle, 2. Marion Cook. ‘Crochet Lzlcc.—1, Junio lilo-Cube, 2. Eva Colcs.

lScrup Iiook.~1, hlzlrgorio For- guson, 2. lllnrjorio Ilurpcr. _ _. __ _ , .

Specimen of Pzltchvd (Iurlllvnt —~-- l“mdb("‘pc “r Man“ 1 M!” k’ 1. lsubull Andrcn", " Ilvtll (fol . l

_ Plrors. 2 Jczin Auld, Illlltlllllilllo nightgown-I Mll '

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Fraser head ot‘ the viking ship, Plum Jeny_1 Mrsx l A_ Allen’. Located on a narrow neck of 2 .\lrs. E. J. Vcsscy, 3 Ella Diamond 13],“! m1." Sepllmtes me high moun‘ (follcctftln of llonlo nludo Jfllllcs “M” .01 mo, mterlor Pm" PM‘ 5911' 1 Airs. wul. u. blrCzlllllln, 2 Mpg Zgilnfllgllffli; "l llillltllllfllliliv llttalilnlng ., u . . . . l < w ves oc and J. A. Alitn. .1 Mls, Ilurly Jcnkins. dairiyug its pfinlicipal acuvlmes. On the little farms that dot the mainland and the islands of the IJOFlI-‘l. l-lrzlss is raised for winter food for the cattle all-d ponies, \egczzlblcs. such as potatoes and other roots chat can luature ill the brief sumlnt-i" season of warmth. B"? drown to supplement the food SllpDllLli of the inhabitants. In the sheltered vall0ys~ that pgne. trute the glaciers of the interior, herds of lvzindeergraze during tho summer luonths, moving to the IlLlllPI‘ climate of the Coastline as \\'.'utcr approaches. Fishing ‘is tho great winter ill- dustry zlud In November and Dc- colllbvr, when heavy storms s-wuep the northern and western coasts, fleets nt‘ fis- 1g vessuls harbor in tho quit-t wntrcs ol’ the fjord llnd trawl lhc offly-ing banks for llcr~ lung. cod, and other northrlrn fish. 'l‘llst\u zlro smoked or dricd and shipped 1o the continent nt’ Europe wlu-rl- tho Icelandic products arc |-;_ glprlnllmn, ill grlwlt IlClIlllIHl. One of the lhirll W1 15H“ hguunnyl, M,“ principal] cusiolucrs oi‘ the Ilornn- will. 1-2, Alcculllllll, :1 Ali's‘. .1. .\. Ar fill"! lulu-lies is Portugal. which h.“ iin r ‘llllll ships wines to thu north- i

common diseases can usua traced directly to overt-slip, .l~- lack of exercise.

The following cxcrcls keep one toned up and

A. Fraser, 2 Alma Buolte.

Water Colors—0riglnal Portrait or flgure—1 Edna Gor- don, 2 Alnlu Buotc. Alliluuls~1 Edna ordon. 2 How- urll \\’. Iioper.

and attention we give mechanic- ul machines our bodies would give us 20 years additional and better service.

The first squeak that appears in our’ automobile gets imme- diatl- attention or we take it to .'l repair shop. We know that if we neglect to give it the proper attention something more seri- ous will happen.

Nature gives us the same squeaks in the form of head- aches and other pains. If when these distress signals appear we were as careful to investi- gate our functional machinery, serious ailments would very rarely occur.

appetite has colue back ill lull force. I sleep good, have put on 11 lbs. 11nd feel flue in every way. Tanlac is procelcss."

Tunlac is for sale by nll flood druggistz-l. Accept no substitute. Over l0 Million bottles sold.

fill; Waist or smock.——l. M188 L Murphy, 2. Ethel McDonald mklsmcnen white handker- ibis.—l- Maud” D“""' i h 1 m. fancy handkerchiefs wt n- ahL-L Helen Grlglm Art Work Begtgpelilmell of hnoy i E l nlentionod in Ilst..—1 M BB - I 111 lilchlurrah, 2. Mrs. Robert H, 3, Miss Holrovd- Tea Cosy Whiter-l. Miss R. I... “why, 2, Miss MacMahon. Soia cushion in ftcnal deslgn.— Mrs, R. B. McKinley, 2. Mrs- mes King, 3. Mrs D. McIntyre. sofa cushion, worked in colored ttoll or linen.—1- Blanche Reagh. Emma Crosmlan. 3. Annie Smith. Sofa Cushion in Convoxtional De- g,,__1, Ethel McDousfll. 2- Bessie

ll. fislitnellantllnurle Nlglll-Yobe-"L

mode Coles, 2. Ethel McDougal, Elsiv IIOOPeI‘ pent pair hand made Dlllvlv lp5.—1. Mrs. '1‘. A. Crossnlan, 2. hel hIcDougul, 3- Florcnce M. ll. 1, p1‘, tuncy towels Imndworkcd. 1. Eillcl lilcoouzlll. 2. Verna lxon, 3. Roma Stewart. Fancy day Pillow Slips-I. Mrs. mm. Colllurn. Amherst, N. S-i 2. rs. W. L. Jenkins, 3, Daisy Mosh-

in tho morning, lie flat on _\'u back, raise the right lcg up down, repeat with tho loft ll‘ . raise both legs up nml d-l-.-. Iiands extended over thl- ll‘.'I . sit up and touch your tor These exercises should be ti; -. six times at the beginning llllil increased one count a day until you are able to do these (‘XVI- cises fifteen times each.

There is suggested below :1 well-balanced diet for the aver- age person.

Pickles Murtnrd Pickles-l Illrs. D. A. A. Ilollllrs. 2 .'\ll'!~i. J. A. Allcll, Ii Mrs (‘. \\'. Alollct. l Pickle Swoco-l Mrs. J. A. Allen, l2 Airs, Rlllllscy Auld, Ii Mrs. Archie Alblllilttllffll. Chnl\'-(‘llll\v——~l ‘Mrs. Archie IVIC- IClu-Ilcrn, .\lrs. A. H. Ilurkc. Ilolclcd Fruit Struwllol- "es — 1 Airs, llurry Jenkins, 2 Mrs. J. A. Allllll. 5i Idllll Ililllllolld. Iiollli-ll Fruit Plullls—1 lllln Diu- ‘ '\ll'<. lllllllsl-y Auld. " Mrs. or

'l‘anlnc Vegetable Pills recom~ mended by the Illklllllfélfilllfilfg of Tanlac.

down with wh-ich the ducks line tht-‘r nests. u product which brings high prices- throughout the world. Tho birds thelnsolves are protrlct- ed by law, and of rccont years have increased considerably ln lIllJll)(.‘I‘F-.

The Fall Weather Hard On Little Ones

m, Still lilo any subjcctvl Alllul

Mrs. A, II. Furguhzlrsoll, Il. Airs, llllmmel 3 mm“ (lmdml- Bifliu. I , , _ , Iilllttul wool .~.~.vtaatcl'.~1. Jc.ln,D"""W'"95 "n o" c°|°"_o"',9'"a| Winchester. 2. Ella Iddwzlrlis. I Pillllilil Sllbldlcl- "m" l'l""*1 Crochet S“.L.,,h_.|.___]_ Junie “Icfilc-un Auld. 2 Ruby L. Spinney. Calm ' Insuring from caste-l bIl-s. J. A. ma” 54__w°°|en Fraser, 2 Joan Gill. l Pl-uoil o1- (frapon any subject-I Ilully l..S1lillllcy,2 Mrs, J. A. Fras- or. Poll 11ml Ink any Hllll_ll!I'i~-l‘_' Won lll-ll Alllllcns. 2 Iluby; L, SIIIIIIIP)’.

and Cotton _

Goods 7V2 yds. Grrly Cloth. ull wood. '—1. Ali's, John J. Mc-

10 yds. 'I‘\\‘illnll l"l:ll:l\cl.—~1. Airs. U John J. AlclJuill, 2. Jenn lvlcArtllur, 3. birs. (l. M. (luulpbl-ll.

I pr. lilzlnkols—l. blrs. J. LiIIIC, 2. Mrs. Russel Adalns.

Fancy (Jouutvrpllnu, all \\'ool.— 1. Mrs John J. lllcLuin.

Funcy (‘iln1lti\l'pl:lll-, linen or cult- oll.—1. Mrs, (l. l\i. Iticllurds, " Mrs. A. Il. Fillfllllfillll, 3i. blrs. O. Gilllillll.

Hooked dour nlutfl Mrs. llcnl» ‘Wood, 2. vii-é. n. A. Ilonsioll. :1. Mrs. Aduul I.iv.'1l£-*‘1°'l- _

Ilooltcd Square. any lnzltnrzlll.— 1. lVIrs. Adunl Liviusflwll- 2- MP" R- C. bIcLvJd. ‘

llookcll rug ally 1"“i°1"“l""1' Mrs. J_ 1,. L,“,.,.,y, Mrs. J. A. McDonald, 3. hlrs. BcnL Wood-

I-Inoked rug, all yarn-J Nifli- "A R smlwnrt, 2 .\ll's. James Kllll»? 3 ‘ ' Mrs. II. O. Gullullt.

‘Best collection 0f lllllflllv‘ “gig: linen from Island grown 11.. -_ - uincturird since Oct. 102. 1 MIR. Edward Wnlsh, 2 Mrs, Arcade 01111‘ dct.

Half (lozon tow 1111111 grown tlnxvlhlrs. Gnudct. _

Unbleached linen SllPPl-IIIK "Willa from Island l.'lilX-—~1 Mrs. Arcade Gaudul.

Draft Weaving. Bernard Connolly'- Monnghnn.

Hank 0f ll(lllli‘~llllltli‘ Y-"lr" ‘my col—1 Airs. Sarah Ednvlrds, 2 Mrs. W. E. Stretch. ll .\Il"s. Walter Mc- Phee.

’l‘i;llllll‘.ll (‘altsnp-J .\ll"<. J. A. Al- ll‘ll, 2 .\l:|ry .I.,(,)'Shv:l, 2i .\Il':~:. Il. l\'|~]|y,

(‘llili SillICl‘r"1 lrowll- 2 Airs J. (bu. ll. llill‘])l‘l‘

PostaIs-Original Portrait or figures from lft'<-—~~1 John Auld. 2 lmn Iiuuta. Still lilo uny SlllljCL'l"l .li‘llIl'l(‘ \\'. ‘Furuor,

Diet for Average Person

BREAKFAST: Fruit, bran or graham mufllns, cocoa or a coffee substitute. Two glasses o! water between breakfast and lunch. _ '

LUNCHEON: Some soup, vegetable salad, dark bread, glass of milk, alternating with boiled or poached eggs. Two glasses o! water between lunch and dinner.

DINNER: Lean meat, fish or chicken, a green vogetnblc, a baked potato, be sure to out the skin, and for dessert fresh fruit in season, nuts or crackers and chccsc Weak ten, cocoa or chocolate.

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Airs, Iicnt .-\lll'll, I)

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(lunudiuu lull weather is PX- II‘I‘Ill"ly llllrd oll_|ittlo oils-s. .0110 duy it is warm llllll bright and tllc next .wet and cold, ‘Fhcsv sudden (lllzlugcs bring on colds, crllnlps ullo colic, and llull-ss buhys little utnlnlllzll is kcpl rilllll l1"? l‘0~*‘\1",- nluy b0 svrillus. 'I‘lic|‘4.> is Ilfllllllli‘. to oquulbzlbyfla Own ‘Pubic-s in keeping the little ones well. Th")!

H Oil Painting--C‘opie:

I’nrtl'll't or l“llllll'l‘.~l .\i|'l~'. J. A. Frzlscr, 2 Purcy N, “ioollly.

llilllllls‘(‘ill)i‘. or blnrinc-d Airs. J. A. I-‘ruscr, 2 (lllldys E, hlzly.

Silill lilo and subject-I Airs. J. A. Fraser, 2 JCdIl Auld.

Canned Vegetables (lruvll PPIIH I Illrs. llnlllsoy .-\uld, 2 .\ll'. .1. .\Ilill‘l‘\\', I: .\lr::, \\'lu

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‘Tea Cosy, colored-l, Mrs. W. Jenkins- Cuudlc or Electric Shado,—i. nnie Smith, 2. Eevu Mntheson. Cross Stitcll.~—1. Mrs. G. E, Full. Roma ‘Stewart, 3. Florence M. u ' '

(lrl-l-ll llmills—~-1 .\ll'>4. J. Andrew ‘~‘r“"-“l“ml~ Mr. IllcGmwrl-vl will ailalvrr your questions. L! Airs, illllllsl~y' Auld. 5i Amy Sil-w- l“ H“? “"55" rocks "hat mark the sweeten m9 ghjlnflfih, rl-gulnto the urt. ‘Gun-alum! m H-Vlmmjord’ and alum; bowels lll‘(‘l\l( up colds zlnll lllukcl

(lhidwn (lunnpdwl ms) Rmnseylllll‘ scuwarll $'l(lf' of tho long nntur- why Lilrive- Th" Tame“ m,“ sold‘ Auld. 2 Airs. .1. A. Allen .'l Mrs. cool“! blellkwlllcl‘ that Ell-WIS It "m" _ ' . .1 L H_ "mp0,. ' the Atlantic. thousands of eldcr b2’ 11mm‘l"*'b‘l““g°r5l?{_hl:5 I::_'"\]‘,?I_

_H_.,,f vimm,d___nl Mm Gem Hwduoks‘ lllnko their nests, 21ml‘ Iilitl ‘Zicvxntliclllslwllldaililliltx r08” Igmflkvnle ' lliiFDPI‘, 2 Mrs. Wm. Id. lilcCzlllllln, Jmhalm "u" gal" "l “Tijurom '11" ‘ h ‘ / " ' 31,32 J‘ A Am,“ lnronlc through co Lctug t 0011i.

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Watcr Colors—-copies l'OI‘lI‘illl. m‘ figure-I Jvun Auld. 2 Rota hit-Donald. Landscape or .\Inrin0:—.1 MP5. J~ Fraser, 2 Gladys E. Mlly. Still Lifr-Ynny subject-I Bent- rluuiiloKinnon. 2 Joan Gill. Sepia any sllbjcct-J Ellllll Gor- illnn, 2 Illrntltlce liicKinllon.

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rr cor HOME ‘

"What have you done with tho You won't find lllillf so much

umbrella I loaned you?“ fault in. mo if you think of mo in

_ "I loaned it to a ulzln who says ‘my forge (tress. with my hzllulllcl‘ ho loaned to youffllouston Post. l" my 113mb ll!‘ BVWI lllY lllllc.

FAULT

Illbbon WcrkF-I. Laura Ander-

n. Babies Wool Bottles white or lorcd. I. Mrs. Lewis Roper. Tottlngr-l. Anna Martin, 2. Mrs rank Jones, 3. Mrs. Alfred tewart.

Six Netted Doyllesr-l, Florence . Boll, 2. Margaret Cora Brcugh.

Babies wool jackeL-l. Miss M. l . Stringer, 2. Mlagaret Cora raugh. _

Babies’ Dress Cotton or wool. andlnade. ——1. Mrs- Milton C. ten-art, 2, Olivo Frlzzle.

Novelty for gift or buzasr._—1. Iiss E. A M. McMurrah, 2. Anna iartln, 3. Annie Tremere.

Pin cusllion.—-1, Gertrude Coles, . Florence III, Bell.

Patchwork quilt cotton-l. Ethel l cDougal, 2, Mrs. Ben] Ward, 3. Irs. H. 0. Gallant-

Scrviettes 1/; doz. all white.—1 aisy Mosher, 2, Helen Grant, 3- l audo Duvar.

Camisole, handmade. ——1. Ger- "lllv C0168. 2. Mrs. John Swan, 3. I sic Hooper»

I Educational and Natural History . Pas*°'°—°°l° =° Exhibit oi’ woods-J Lca IVIcKIn-

IIllIHlt-lCilDi-J or hlnrine—— 1 Jcunlc my _ _ ‘V' ‘Tllmeu rlxlfbl: of Nlltivc Woods-l Stew

Still Ill],- any snbjcot-—1 Rltn .\ic- an \\lnmm,,._ 2 gummy ]h“.|.y_ Donald, 2 Allly Stewart.

(lrnyoll Copy any subject —1 Edna Gordon.

Hand Painted China (Fired) Naturalistic Treatment—llllrs. Ill. M. Iilnnchard- 2 Mrs. R. H. Rogers. Conventional Treatment-l Mrs. G. Douglas Steele, 2 Olga Bunlain. Lustre Trelltlnent- 1 Mrs. (‘.

Douglas Steele, 2 Olga Buutaiu.

cls made from is’ Arcade

Manuel Training Ilost \\'()Oil\VUI'l{ specimen (sen- iorlv ~1 Joseph I’. Iluppetly. Ilest Exhibit of drawing (junior) —1 Donald Wllcntly,

ii yilS~lT All?“- " Airs, Julucs

Raffia and Rattan Work

Best Individual exhibit-any d1?- sign—1 Olga Buntuin.

Best individual exhibit oi Dralv- ing—-1 Kathleen Horllby, 2 Mnry GZIIHIPI.

Collection of Drawing—1 Donnld Whezlliley, 2 Ruth I. Harper.

Knitting Quilt While» 1 Alias Beariato, 2 Mrs. Geo. Lewis. Shawl while or 1:0lolll"o'I--1 BITS, H. King, 2 Miss Campbell. Lace S])(‘C'l!l(‘Il—— I Airs. Robert Bell. Goli (‘oat- (man's) Humpson Ilownuln, lniyrv.

(‘IIPOOIII Slippi-rs~~—l Libby Wright 2 liirs. J. A. Allcll.

Iraldl-r. Slip on Suwrntvr. or (‘Ul(Il'l'(l'—l Ilvlllril-l- Aiclilllllllll. Airs. Filllllli) (‘olhurlp 2i Imus Slot-k lllllll.

I pr, blvlfs Woollrll gloves any color-I Airs. (‘cl-.'l Stclvart, 2 Mrs. (loo, Lewis.

I pr. Llldles‘ wuonlnn gloves llny colol~l lllrrullco, Ll-wis, 2 Libby Wright.

Gent's Iinittml Punt-y \'cst—1 Mrs (loo. II. Ilnrpor,

1 pr. Wnlnvnfis pluin black siock<

Honey and Apiary Supplies

Two 1 qt. bottles of light extract- ed I-Ioney—- Harold Newson.

'I‘\\~o 1 qt. bottles of drak extract ed Honey-l Harold Ncwson.

Bost two lbs of Bee's wnx - 1 Ilnrold Newson.

nnouncem eat Cord Tires Standard I