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instalment Cl

Premium Sale of DIN NER-WARE

Hundreds of pimple were dish

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THE CHARLCFITETOWN GUARDIAN zcentral Guardian

l PURCHASERS of season tickets for Chautauqua may obtain reserve seats at Y. M. C. A. ‘ l 7850-9-18-31

Ca rd iga n Scﬁrol Fair

Class L-Grlins.

‘ THE FUNERAL of the late Mrs. , Wm Chandler. Mt. Albion. will take l|)lﬂce on Friday. Sept. 21st. at 2 i u clock.

qua opens today at Y. M. C. A. 7850-9-i8-3i

Best sheaf of 100 heads of 0ats.—; l. Ira McMillan. Corravillc; 2. Mary Fogarty. Glenfanning; 3. Cyrus Doc- kertyz-Iona; 4. Helen Moore, Corra- .‘ill-. ‘

Best sheaf of 100 heads of Wheat. ' -1. Alice Moore. Corraviiie; 2. Mary“ Fogaity; 3. Francis McDearmidJ

. ‘r m" r ﬁrs’ ‘ f",

. Price FIFTEE§

i i nnsrmvn seat sale for Chautau- fcna; 4. Ira McMillan. POWNAL CIRCUIT — Services Sirntlay will be as follows: ll a. m. ‘:51 Adams. Cardigan. ‘Cwfton; 2.30 p. m.. Mt. Herbert and Best pint of Thrcshed Beans-l 7 p. m. Pownai. All are cordially linvitcd. garty. Gienfanning.

Class ll.—lioots.

BAPTIST SERVICES North Riv- ‘: Field Sunday 23. North River ll n. in; Clyde River‘. 3 p. mt, King-

if India will speak at North River

and Clyde River. Cardigan Head;

livan. ---_- North. DURING SEPTEMBER wg pay l peck Irish Cobblers.—i. Francis g mum charges both ways on all or- McDearrnid; 2. (3919118- WUSIH. CB1‘- rl-"rs Iron} p, p; 1_ we mm mgkeidlglln North; 3. Warren Mclnnis. ‘r r discarded Rugs and Carpets-Iona; 4. Hlillly GYQBIl- Caldlgﬁll lmtn nice new velvety rugs that costlNorth. izniy half their value and Shampoo| Best collection of 3 Turnips. - 1. Glenn your soiled floor coverings.so'Francis Liindrigan. Gicnfaniiing: 2. {they will look like new. Send to- James Milson; 3. Helen lVlcAulnv.

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when they w" g | , 99mm"! "'51 silllllll play for Catalogue with price list. Cardigan; 4. Allan Walsh. Cardigan. Starts Premium Sal¢ (if mnﬁéswglietdke Fdvamag” o" 0|" E ‘ivfzirﬁimc Rug Works. Limited. Saint Best collection of 6 Carrots. — l. - _ ‘ lNlS l-lohn. N. B. Rcnan McDonald. Cardigan; 2. Alice Friday "m l“ "I" urmrtunny u, m“. up r l 1109-0-14421 Moore; a. Daniel Walsh. Cardigan;

P35‘ llvxlect. The sale is for eigm day‘ l9 "fllhat Saturday l 4, Margaret Reville. Cardigan. Sept. llliéhoose from. Terms as low as $1 00 new: . 1 Mr ._ J. E. Cantwell and Evelyn Best collection of 6 Parsnips. — i. v $ . a ucelr, with your choice of 3 premiums with S ‘Cloike. left yesterday morning on a Charles Crawford. Cardigan: 2.Mar‘.‘ - . - “Ml PaYmlllll- eut- vivit to relatives and friends in McPherson. Martinvsile; 3, Lucy R2-

' L!!!‘ r nn. Mass. villc; 4. Alice Moore. 1

'19 Patterns to Choose From!

l0 patterns of Semi.

from $19.25 to $51.50.

5 Patterns of Bavarian China,

from $32.50 t9 $48.50.

4 intterns of Elite Limoges en... “M.

in; from $49.95 to $78.00.

All sets are 87 piece

plet dinner sets.

Premiums for Prompt Payment

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Porcelain ranging B" ’ Y "1858 sets on the followin - - H terms:-

"lllflll! Sets up to $20.00. $1.00 down and S100 a, wool;

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Sets url to $20.00. $1.00 down and $1.25 a wggk Sets up to $40.00. $1.00 down and $1.50 a week} 5"‘ "ll t" $59-91 31-00 down and $2.00 a week.

compositl n—com- p . Sets over $50.00. $1.00 down and $2.50 u week.

N0. 1__REVERSIBLE noon MOP. chemically treated, cotton mop. complete with polished hardwood handle.

SILVER PLATED TEA-

N O. 2—“

SFOONS in nicely lined leather

i-ovcred case as shown.

N0. 3_ SERVING TRAY in mahogany ﬁnished with imitation inlaid design and plated silver handles.

wood

Your choice of either one of the above premiums given FREE when final instalment has been paid on your Dinner Set.

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LMANS"

CHARLOTTETOWN-SUMMERSIDE

ttue.

CIIOOSING YOUR COSTUME

Five dresses are enough for the] average woman. Better have a. few excellent gowns than a cloaetful of

ordinary ones. When you are plan- mng ym" 0mm’ mink ﬁrst of ypunmachine in good order. use ﬁll ll cnts. Corn bread. graham muffins.

color scheme. You are limited in]

this and should choose only colors becoming to you,

There are two color warm type are those with brown inir and eyes. They have more yel-

l . - ow l“ "m" “m” “d ‘hwld we“ hook. 8. flat brush and Ml old mA-ed meait w the recipe. This will add |lll° llwl‘ Will be slippery and the ‘ trude McDonald; s. Isobel Adams;

SEWING MACHINE CARE. IIOT BREADS.

.._._ Three-fourths of sewing machine we m; 1m exclusively whine iroubles are because the wrong flours which have been robbed of ‘kind of oil for a. lubrlculll has bf-‘ell their mineral salts and our bodies used. An oil with Dllllllln in ll» illlll“ suffer many mysterious ills for the up the works. To keep Ylllll‘ Sewllll; lack of these health giving elcm-

cnly oil bought at A890"? "he" grain gems and hot breads made sewing machines are 8015- [from coarse meali-i are splendid for If your sewing mllchllle "m5 winter meals and often lake the

CRIMES Class lll.--Vegctables.

Best half dozen Green Tomatoes. , Many clocks all over [he world _1_ chm-leg Crawford; 2. Mary MC- lstnke‘ each quart" hmlr‘ Wm‘ mm‘ Pheison; 3. Beatrice Green. Cardi- llwo’ ‘hme and m“ phrases of a“ gan North; 4. Norman McPherson. ancient tune cf which the origin is ‘unknown. Ar llle hour, they play S5; Mcmmm Mme vane,“ 1135mm ‘the whole rune-four phrases. One Walsh‘ Cardigan; 3' Alfan Walsh; ii-‘.‘.’..'f .§£.i§§“2.f.’;t§f.§‘n‘i‘."§? .323 E011? £§i°a$?°§f.2‘2.‘?fi" Mgrnqrbt Hum-and kw kmlv anylhlng 5591" McEacherri. Iona: 2. Evelyn Burke. ills meaning Cardigan North; 3. Lloyd McIntyre. 'lh£52 chimes are Westminster Cardigan; 4_ 3931mm Grew-L Car. chimes and play the tune played by {ﬂgan North tin- bells of Wesminster Abbey. In 13.35; g mags Cgbb3g9_»~1_ Luqnam Flllclefll lllllf5 llle Wﬂldﬁ 0f ll qllﬂllll rl/Iclntyre. Cardigan; 2. Norman Mc- Iold prayer were attached tothis Pherson. tune. If ycu have a clock with Best Pumpkin.—1. Ira McMillan; lWEstminsier chimes in your home 2. Lloyd Warrie. Cardigan: 3. Alice ;cr neighborhood. memorize the Moore; 4. Jean Buchanan. Cardigan. and say them to yourself. ' ,line by llne-sometimes-as the clock striker the hour. An expression like his r1 fat Ml a. frequent. iriiervals, s C"i'i3ll1 io have an uplifting influ- r" on ." lit». The are thewords: ' . "rough [hi5 hour Y‘. "lhcu my guide; Go. by Thy power Ne fctt shall slide."

T-ii FRUITS ‘VITH MEAT

Class HK-Fiovrers.

Best Bouquei Sweet Peas.-—l. Ger- ‘zzid: McDon . Czardignri: 2. Ron- an McDonald: 3. Katie McPherson. Lzm.

l) 1.: laouqriet of Mixed Flowers.— i. Margaret McDonald. Cardigan; 2. Minnie McPherson. Martznvale; 3. 0.11:".- McPhrrson. blnrtinvale; 4. Anna McConnell, Lorne Valley.

Best Potted ,‘Gcranium.—l. Lucy Etc-ville; 2. Grﬁce Lewis. Cardigan; 3. Agnes Flynn Iona; 4. Reta Flynn.

Turkey with cranberry sauce and pork with apple sauce have beeen Iona. i‘ kricwn to us for ages as a propzr Best Potted ant. any variety-l, tcmbinaiion. The richness of the Lloyd Warrie: .2. Rita Murphy; 3. 11173 seems to demand something Jean Buchanan; 4. Grace Lewis. tart. But we have failed to realize| ' ’ thai almost any meat is improved. by combination with fruit. if only; a flat tasting meat. like lamb. WhlChi calls for currant jelly to give it

Class V.—-Fru!t.

Bcst plate of 6 Apples. Wealthy-w 1. Teresa Wilson. Cardigan North;;

ﬂavmq 2. Alex. McSwain. Cardigan Head;. 3. Neil McCannell. Lorne Valley; 4.; r

There is hardly any fruit whose succulent Juices and piquant flavors Margalel Revmm Canngan" is not welcome with almost every B?“ Plate of Red Astracha“ All‘ meat. Like tomatoes. the acids of Pies‘ ‘6)_1' Be" ward‘ L°me val’ fruits help to dissolve the connec- “Y? 2' 69mg” Mccanneu- Mme five tissues which bind the fibres of valley: 3‘ mrmhy Leard‘ mm” VEL the‘ meats and so make the meat ‘my; 4' Teresa Wilson‘ mere mndexr l Best plate of i0 Plums. Purple.— Such nuns as pea-rs. pineapple l. Evelyn Burke; 2. Lucy Reville;

- 3. Margaret Reville. ffgkggplﬁimafhfniggf“ gllfz: egg‘. Best plate of 10 Apples. Crabs.—l. 55.1,, as a garmsh Fig‘ raisin ﬁaélueii McConnell; 2. Katie McPher-

' ' ' lson; 3. Alexander McSwain.

or prune sauce go well with meatsi A dash of lemon often improves the» flavor. Grapefruit pulp or slicv-s of ‘orange are acceptable‘ Try adding Best 1 pint Jar String Beansm-l chcnped "oars or crushed pmeappl" Katie McPherson: 2. Gudiila Dona- w your next’ meal’ loaf‘ lioe Cardigan" 3 Florence McPher- son. Iona: 4. Lucy Rcville.

| Best i pint Jar Beets-l. Ethel Shepherd. Cardigan: 2. (iuduia Don-

‘ . inhoe; 3. Isobel Adams; 4. Lucy Re- l The waxed. inlaid linoleum may-Vina cardigan

Ibo kept clean by merely dUStmOplI-j ;ing it. To wax ii. put a little wax; lbnwcen the folds of cheesecloth‘ “ml "1"" l" Wm» "m" P°llsll ll‘ Best White Cake not iced —i Ma- lwith a weighted fl Ii h . v ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ wan make one for yggrgriyelgavealfirie Brothers. Cardigan. 2. Gudula Donahoe: 3. Mary Sharkey. Corra-

Clrss VIP-Canning.

4o->-__ .._. - (‘ARE 0F LINOLEUM

Class Vll.—Cooking.

Best 6 carmsweet Corn.—1. Iso-i

Ira McMillan; 2. Lucy Rcvill". Car- cligan; 3. Alice Moore: 4. ‘Mary Fo-

. 1 kG M tin..-i..i-5 tn 7 p. m. Rev. A. D. Matheson m“, §fc‘§,..,,,',‘f°§a,df§f,'f,f‘zZvmgui 3. Alice Moore; 4. Henry O'Brien. Cardigan

DISPLA Y o

Thursday Afternoon

New Ideas New Styles

Best half doz. Cucumbers-l. Rus- .

We cordially play-whether i

A complete of the seasons Silks. Coatings, Beds and Beddii

MILLINER Y OPENING

Patons

—-AND-— f NEW FALL .Fl/l..-S\'I:iIO1VS

New Shades New Fabrics

bid you welcome to this cxcepiiouril ‘it's- o inspct 0r ‘to select.

sh0\\~‘ing' of the very latest and JllQVCOSl. creations in Coats, Dresses. Milliiiery, Hose, U lldGl'\\’€2_1l', Silk Wintiot=x Drapes, 1g, etc.

PA TONS Limited

“The

vnry, Glenfanning; 2. William ‘Mc- Aulay; 3. Alban Brothers. Cardigﬂll»

Best Bird House-i. David Mc- Donald. Cardl8llll~

Best Hammer Handle-l. Albﬂll iBrothersi z. Cletus Sharkey. Corre- lvillc; 3. Herbert McDonald; 4. Wm. }McAuluay. Cardigan. . Miscellaneous-l. Cyrus Doekerty. Iona.

(‘lass X.—Llvc Stork and Poultry. l Best Calf. dniry breech-l. Francis ‘Lnndrigaii; 2. (‘rlmiys Lniidrigan; 3. ‘Emmett McGilvriry. Gleiifanning: 4. ‘Strlla Sullivan. Cardigan; 5, Evelyn jBiirkc. Cardigan North.

Best. Pullet and Cockerel — Ply- illl0llth Roclc-l, Warren Mclnnis: L2. Lloyd Warric; 3. James Sharkey; l4. Daniel Walsh.

Best Pullet and Cockerel. White

Whole Town ’s Talking”

Sliarkcyi. 4. Alice Moore. ._; - M s . 1 . 4 J h Red d Best Pencil Drawliggxliahndscapeﬂf £$ICLIOSFd waxxlllia‘ 0 n mo“ 673$“? 7- 8- 9 and -— -h "YEP"; Backward Race for Boys-l, John glevlue- g9rellfe4MfP ersglﬁarif McDonald; 2. Bert Lreard; 3. James

k Afgglifl c mXXOIl, . 811195 |Sharkey; 4, Russel McAulay. 9% mg“ g _, G d 7 8 leap-frog Race for Boys.—1,John 9 acrld loci-l glithlczglbewl-iie; Vera nakhagdl LloylddMggtireglz gigzmsglilvzgrems“ wilsm‘; ‘Mar’ Donalllln: icgrstlylleliaxld and“ Dani‘; ' W1h:4.HbtMD0ld ti Penmanship. (trades 1 and 2.—~l. Jazse Mcswsirnflr c m an Rita Sullivan; 2. Agnes Quinn; 3. Ha" M,“ Ram for Boys‘ Time‘ Gmdys Rmlmtmd; 4‘ Mmm‘ MC." 3 min.. 7 sec-l, Llovd ‘McIntyre; Dwmld‘ (Ham's ‘l and 4‘_l‘ Ne“ i2. Frank McDonald; 3. James Shar-

MeCannt-Il: 2, &llﬂl‘ll(’ Burke; 3.x], .4 J l MS -_ Margaret Mnrtiii; 4. lvlurgnrct MP-I o-élhmj‘, 2,215?" ]§_..&a|g0“.d of pm, Eaclwm‘ Gmdns 5' 6 “ml 7'_l‘ r-nts and visitors present. The judges

Mary S. McIntyre: 2. Stclln S\illi-: .,, .

van: 3. Hilda lVIcDonald: 4. Roderick ixﬁgcMngl-kxg" Marlin and Ccionn Wilson. Crazies tague’ '

8' 9 "ml 10‘“1‘ Lmy Rcvmc: 2" The exhihds were numerous and lvcm. MlDnnaldl 3‘ Mary Slmrkty; their quality shotrcd tho intcrestrol 4‘ Mmum Mcphcrsm" ‘nil the pupils in preparing and sc- lecting the best possible articles for

types. the ling. You can do ith

heavily, it probably needs a clean- place of meat on the menu. To vary your usual hot breads. ihave the gumption. Dill-B 8- Cfwhel try adding a cup of chopped cook-

is yourself if you;

lhe cool colors: gray. blue, green. llnd all their shades and combina-

lions.

The

intennediate colored

"my select from both types of colors.

From tho colors becoming to your live select a neutral tone of the ml" You desire. for a background. "lll l1 secondary color to brighten. "lllvh You will use in small quanti- lltﬁ. A blonde might choose my

llld

U99";

Ind orange. wll°ll You have chosen your color "heme. stick w u. throughout. Sup-

lull.

lllln for y

Will‘ outfi

matter

and s. brunette, beige

We it is gray and green. Have a ‘m °l my. my hose. shoes. Iioves. a gray or n green hat, a. gray ﬁnd Kreen sports suit for morning. "Bllma or school, a green after- lsl°°u dress for social functions. “"48? afternoon and dress-up. ‘lint evening dress of either gray

No h“ You find nor how great o bar- lt m. don't look at it. n u; not °"- Y iteoukl 1110‘ chief next of the

"lllﬂmbl l; “be e its entirety.

how charming a blue

not. wear it with

re must

Spread several laye of news- bacon or ham grease’ can be used paper under the machine to catch for ‘the shortening. Children will; lihe dirt. Remove thread. needle. enjoy the use of frank-furters for, presser foot. shuttle. the 118K116 this. Use Ythe tiny ones. or cut the‘ plate under ‘the presser foot. and cthers in half. Boil them a few. brush away all the dust Bud lint minutes first and lay ‘them across; you have exposed. ,the top of your biscuit. gems or

T“, m” machine top back and loom bread to bake. The dough will clean all parts underneath. reach-mice around ‘Lhem. Raisins or cut ing up into the head of the much-Idates, figs and cooked prunes are a ine with the crochet hook. Use ‘the pleasing and healthful addition to kerosene freely to loosen any hard-Igems and Johnny Cake. ened or gummed oil and to wash out the dirt Turn the whlgel rag:

er a . is: “dl1:)pllle0g$ll(\3l'ievOlyYpk€TOS€nI if ,' Steak. to be broiled. should be {sirloin steak about an inch thick is

Lbwer- the mp o! the machine best for broiilng. There are two and clean the balance wheel and methods of hroilinl “all: bY-‘dlf- bobbin winder in the same wavJect hw- ond in a ll‘! pan- men tickle nhe drive wheel and To broil by direct heat. grease treadlo parts. When the machine islthe rounds of the brolllng rack. lay lﬂqofpughly glean, oil it with the the steak on it, and place over live right kind of oil and run it hard cools. or under an electric grill or for a few minutes to we?! the oil gas flame. If a gas oven is used. do mm n1 the ports which need it. ‘not close the door. Beer first on one

BROILED STEAK

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chine oil can filled with kerosene both nourishment and flavor and 15",??? wltxtﬁuumlllect dm- I The kerosene is not o. lubricant. but make a pleasing innovation. Chop- ik‘ t llllllll 6 I10 011m should be. a cleaner for the gum ed up Pll'l5~ ped bacon or ham are good. and‘ ‘P w“ Vl1llllsll°d~ T0 Ell"? ll’ lwoiFlorence McEaclieru: B. Evelyn MC-

ull the, parts are tender and luicy. A porterhouse or ~

ling a heavy brick with a thick cloth. vine; 4' Lucy gevma ‘Be sparing in your i159 0f WllX l0!" Best plate of half doz. B. P. Bis- if you put on more than you rub in. :¢u1y_5,_1_ Gudulg Donahue; 2_ Ger.

4. Jennie McAulay. Lorne Valley. Best plate of 9 Sugar Cookies.—i.

coats of waterproof varnish a year‘ Egchgrn; 3, Isobel Adams; 4_ gum. is n good way t0 llfesﬁrve ll- 1k leen Campbell. Cardigan.

Slllfllld be mODPQd with luke warm Best plate of Apple Pie.—-l. Evelyn We" end e mlld soap when dlftlﬂlBurkc; 2. Bessie Buchanan. Cardi- Whell Vlmllslllllk the linoleum. ggan; 3. Dorothy Flynn, Iona; 4. choose a bright and breezy dayfMgry pogm-gy,

when You can leave the doors andi Bcst plate of Brown Sugar Fudge windows open and it will dry qulck- 5-1. Margaret Reville; 2. Mary Shar- ly. Let the first coat dry thoroughly key; 3. Margaret McAulay; 4. Jean 59ml? llDPlYlnll the second. It should l Buchanan. Cardigan.

be varnished twice a year to keep i from wearing below the surface,‘ and. erasing the printing.

Class Vll.—Sewing. ‘ Division A.—Under i2 years.

I Bzst specimen of Plain Sewing- ; l-landkerchieL-l. Katie McPherson: 2. Marguerite Sharkey. Corraville;

WIIIPPED CREAM

If your cream will not whip, use n Stella Sharkey. Corraville. crmmerical aid to whipping cmnmj Best specimen of Knitting. — 1. This product will enable you to whip Ira McMillan; 2. Marguerite Dixon. thin cream. Or if you prefer, mrhlcna: 3. Winnlfred Ferguson. Cardi- the white of an egg to the cream for, Bun Head; 4. Stella Sharkey and whipping. and it will whip more Mildred Sharkey (equal) easily. g Miscellaneous Sewing. — i. Ira

——-—~ McMillan; 2, Alice Moore. The quiet action of the llttlewasp Best specimen of Pluln Sewing.-

ril. Mildred Redmond. Cardigan; 4.;

I Leghorn-l. Katie McPherson: 2. . _ pArthur Brothers; a. Allan Walsh. "m x"'-"Sl""'~‘- Q 50 yard Dash for Boys under 0 ,ycars.-—l. Claude Brothers; 2. War-

l m N l w d o" c“ _ IDren_McInnis; 3. Bernard McGilvnry i °x°us 9e c e | 7a yard Dash for boys. 9 to l2 "d and mWnLCd-f r mm‘ 5° °° l i ,years.—l. Anslem Campbell; 2. Wm. slalgzglégkgmgdi%zlgrglaqfg _ Sullivan; 3. George Sullivan; 4, Da- ' r i “vid McDonald. »..;:...t.":. h.:Z°;'...§.If-‘i°“¢.:§.? u» b0»- m g8“ scht-mr-a Corravme 4 VySIcHarsk-l. Jghn McDonald; 2. James - -~ -- ‘;.Ll‘dMI ;4. Vera McDonald. Cardigan North. lprrfgkeflrcnqnaldf); c “tyre flag illisllgliellaggvgggierdblllik glgrggil 5O yard Dosh for girls under 9! . - -—- ~ .—l.M C.MS'i;2. - McDonald. Cardlzen Noll-hi 9- 10ml cnnlllgeii; icRltinSullitsilli. School; 3. James Sharkey; 4. Nor-i 75 yard Dash for Ema 9 to 12 y“ ' migllegm“ 5nd Nlmllln M9‘ l "-1, Jegnie McAulay: 2. Marion Sul- ‘ ’ ' Z . B th H . . 10 Insects correctly named. — 1.; v-isnyrru iilmainragyitri over 12 m} Eélylfllgaélo fliglgllfrlésﬁliz- i 5-1‘, LucyﬁRcryille; 2. Dorothy beard; v ~ - - " . ; 4. Hi1 - iDonald. Cardigan North. ‘ can “c "m" d“ Mean

Class XL-Collecllons.

Ivary. . 3- 0d R8 f ch” XII-“sclmd wllrk- lyeargeﬁl. Lloyfie “(Iailriggysaggdflghlrzi

‘Red d: 2. G

' Miscellaneous Pencil Emrcise Danwgish; 3_ Aﬁgﬁglltﬂ Book. Grades 1 and 2.—-l, Irene Mc-‘ne 5.1mm,“

Phee. Corraville; 2. Patrick Bhar-l 3.1.988"; Race for Boys over u Rev: 1i. Gladys mend; 4- Rita years.-—l. Bert Leard and Russel Sullivan. Grades and 4.—l. Mor- M¢Au]ay; 2_ John McDonald ‘m; garet Martin; 2. Caroline Wilson; 3. Lhyd Mcynwre; 3_ wmhm Mb Alexander McDonald; 4. Chn-les|Au|;-,- and prank MQDOnQMj" 4 J‘- Burke. ' '

their fair.

In the sports competition" was keen and everybody was very much interested. especially in the half- mile race. all of which could be ween from the hall.

iv}- Z-

nifred Freguson: 2. Roderick Mor- tin; S. Hilda McDonald; 4. Mary

and“ 5- 6 "l"! 7~'—l- Wll1"mie McSwain and HerlQrt McDon-

aid. S-Leggcd Rec: for Girls-l. Dor-

l" Elwin: your color scheme for.

W911. Any". Mﬂﬂlooion ythm b

l-lle color d

""""'~ blur-mic m on.» d.

tho slllliblt note of any dic-

wlpQ on any excess oil with a side and then the other. being cue-

°°M "ll-'- ‘Wll lllllbfllllll- so“ 010m’ mm began yqu 99y on ful not to break the tender coating

lime. , ‘ma!’ buds. gnloahee- a "mum m“ . l"! quite "It" and may feel at

through to catch might spot Will‘

Keep the machine covered when like ll-

not in use and It will not give you; nun. ma! ll Pummmmuch trouble mm- mu m of

pcrnp of muslin which holds in the juices. After the oil which searing. reduce the but and turn choioe sewing. occasionally until cooked n you

To ponbroil acteak. grease the l pgn lightly with beefvfotondhlve

"l". l! you would weer garichmm w,“ m, mum“, l, “out aiming hot. u; n» mu in it e .

in use. releuo the

of your lothing be determined by the color lr and skin. and as

9Y0!- thleo not dhongemuoh.

1*.‘

"mmﬂw m‘ w stretch if left on the wheels

. _____<o>_-—- Tho nun who lite around and and dot with melted butter. -———-10-}

w.“ inthonntto - brook in time of Open aoeret-thehidden cork

‘and seer both aides. then reduce hem u n “M. the heat and cook until the desired stage. Do not odd vim. not use a cover. When done lay the steak on l m platter. colt and popper it.

UNI-

is responsible for many a loud m"; Apron.—l. Bessie Buchanon; 2, Jean ?-<0->-__- Buchanan; 3. Mary Brmrkey; 4.

Eats Sauerkraut Now, “;';,°;,‘§§,';§¥.’°;,,°'K'§,'f,‘,§;_ _ ,,

‘Feels ‘Years Younger =~

B t l fEln i .-—- .' "NW l Mt m" nllerllmut, Mid Dorfisthyfpileecalllleznmoﬂudulbnmﬁrilh 1;!

Sausage and feel fine. Adlerlka end-y pm", Moon Qqn-[jylna

0d swmlch w and I feel l0 rem Beat specimen of‘ Miscellaneous

rOlIIlIEY-L-MTB- M~ Dlvll- .Sewlng.—l. Alice Moore: 2. Helen Jilli- ONB Spoonful Adlerilra re- Moore; 3. Gudula Donahue: 4. Mary

Mmulnv: tMu-y l-nndrlann-Gndealucoonuiu and William ueiiuiuy-a '

McPherson and Marguerite Shnrkey. om Mam g .

Grid" 3- 9 llld l°-—1- MﬂfBllffllelMarlfy McAulalydalliecll Dlll°ll¢ 3- “OPQHN llloPhﬁfwu; 331m; 3, Jean Buchanan and Florence Agnes Flynn: 4. Annie MoPhﬂiﬂll-‘Mcliachern: 4. Katie McPherson

Best Map of P. n. Island. onuerlmd M_ Mcmche,“

5. 6 and 'l.—i. Wlnnlfred Fergusoml Jmgkgy a”, gm- goy.’ _ 1 m" 2- MIPBIRMW shinny? 3- lllfllfel Learn and Russel McAully: 2. Prank 1

8, 9 and i0.—l. Nonnan llcPhenon; Joh M Do 1 _ 2. John McDonald: 3. Florence Pler- gym? 4_ °J,,,',‘,“C°MZZ'Q.,§;I°§,,“§ZE_ gucon: 4. Grace Lewis. p“; “wank;

lievq gas and that bloated feeling McAulQy, so that. you can eat and sl well. "

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