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Tho school (air which was held st

Bt George's on Oct 3, was s decided aucooss

Although the weather was not var!

tav able, a large number 0! people gat red at the St ,Georges school grounds from the tour districts taking

part, namely Cardigan North Seal 2 River De Gros Marsh and St George's 3

The school room, which was suitably 4

decorated with flags and maple leaves, 3

presented a 'very p ing appears ce

On the centre t were iilvi (ly

displayed the exhibits in cooking, flow 2 ers and fruit The other exhibits oc 3 cupled the side tables, while the sew 4 ing was hung on lines covered with 3.

red and green tissue paper

The judging was done by Mr Mc-

Millan and Miss McKenna ot the stat! I the Rural Science Department, Char-

(iottetown.

The sports which took _place in an

adjoining field formed an interesting feature of the lair and were enjoyed by all.

After the judging and sports were

spector Cairns spoke commendably of the high quality oi the exhibits which they declared to be better than' those

oi’ last year. All spoke oi school fairs { ‘ " -

in the highest terms of praise, bot-h as an inducement to the children to take an interest in agricultural work and oi their high practical educational value. _

Judging irom the enthusiasm shown 1,

both by the parents and children, we may expect that next year's fair will eve s r ass in the uanti and ual

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ohstone, Cardigan North 1 George McCormac, St George’s Rus ion 3, Lettering ___ 2. Joseph Mchellan. De Gros Marsh 1. and Am-on Cal- mpbeli, .De Gros Marsh. ~2._ Charles Plogwers, De Gros' -Morals' ’low.' '_ '

. rene Mc inllim. St. _ ‘"`_ 2.'.I¢r`ed _ Will J`h -

McLean, De Gros Marsh 5, Marcellus Campbell, St?‘i§¢:t§:gt;'s stone; 1 ‘ B and ~ red P n

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4, crayon Fruit (A) ‘ _ 100 Yards Dssn, Boys Over 11_ Lellan. ' B .C e? an Mex Mc

ampbell, Ds gros Marsh 1. Willie Cailow, St. George's. ‘ yon", Mant, Rn,

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completed 'brief addregses were made ____ _., ` ' ‘ ___ _ _,___ __________' __ __ ___ _,i=v‘~ __ ll-_,tu _ _ l' __

by Mr. McMillan, inspector Cairns and 'L - gi . _ ‘

others. Both Mr. McMillan and ln-

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When a farmer moves to the city

gets erchence to dodge his city

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ity of the exhibits, i.n the eifort and _ i - . . . _ enthusiasm oi' the children and even _ ,' _ .‘ _ V

in educational value, the very success- l / /' e ' 0 a ful fair just closed. ' \ , / f _ _ _ ' _ _

Following is the list of prize win- _ ‘_ _ _ _ '- _ _ 1 . _

CLASS 1, GRAINS Section 1, Oatr

1. Willie Cailow, St. George's

2. George McCormac, St. George's

3, Russel Martin, Seal River.

Section 2, Wheat-

1_ George McCormac, St. George’s 2. Marceluus Campbell, St. George's 3. Willie Cailow, St. George's _

4. Russel Martin, Seal River.

Section 3, Barley.

1. Catherine McKinnon, St. George's

Section 4. Beans.

1. Peter Campbell, De Gros Marsh. 2. George McCormac, St. George's. 3. Willie Cailow, St. Georges _ 4. George McLean, Cardigan North.

CLASS 2, ROOTS. Sectioni, white Potatoes.

1. Francis McLean, D.°Gros Marsh 2. R. B. McCoi-mac, St. George’s. 3. Joseph McCormac, St. George's. 4. Alfred Cailow, St. George's_ -

Section 8, Carrots

1. Wilfred Johnston, Seal River. ` ‘ Malcolm, Campbell Cardigan

. Lewis Campbell, De Gros Marsh 4. Lincoln McKenzie, Seal River.

1. Peter Campbell, iDé` gros Marsh ` Heber Johnston Cardi a North

Section 1, Tomatoee.

1. Chester Johstone, Cardisan North 2. Mabel Johnstone, Cardigan North 3. Peter Compbell, De Gros Marsh

Section 2, Cucumbers

1. Vern McDonald, Cardigan North 2. Peter Campbell, De Gros Marsh 3. Joseph l\icCormac, St. George's Section 3, Onions. 1. William McPhee. Cardigan North 2. Wiillie Cailow, St. George’s.

Section 4, Pumpkins.

1. Peter Campbell, De Gros Marsh 2. Lewis Campbell, De Gros Marsh 3. Vera McDonald, Cardigan North

Section 5, Beets (Red)

1. Mary A. McCormac, St. George’s 2. Elizabeth McCormac, St. George’s 3. Olive Blanchard, Seal River.

4. R. B. McCorma.c, St. George's.

CLASS 5, FLOWERS. '

_of Flowers

3. Lauretts McDonald, St. G/eorge’s 2. Isabel Caihpbell, De Gros Marsh

Section ~3, Potted Flowers 1. Mary A. McCormac, St. Geoi‘ge's 2. Sue McLean, De Gros Marsh. 3. Francis McPhee, De Gros Marsh

CLASS 5, FRUIT '

Section 1, Apples.

1. Janie Campbell, De Gros Marsh 2. Margaret McLean. Cardigan North 3. Alfred Cailow, St. George's. 4. Alphonsus McPhee, De Gros

, Section 2, Plums

1. Anna. McKenzie, Seal River .

2. Russel Martin, Seal River.

. CLASS 6. CANNiNG_

Section 1, Canned Strawberries 1. Mary A. McCormac, St. George’s 2, Kathleen Moran, De Gros Marsh. ` Section 2, Canned Belts » _ 2. Annie Fitzpatrick, De Gros Marsh 2. _Margaret J. McCormae, St.

CLASS 7, COOKING Section 1, Loaf Bfsad.

1. Annie Fitzpatrick, De Gros Marsh Section 2, Blscuiiis.__ 1. Agnes Fay, Seal River. _ , 2. Annie McPhee, Seal River. 3. Mary A. McCormao, St. George's 4. Mary E. McDonald, St. Georgc's _ 4 Seetion 3, Gingersnapo. 1.' Mary A. Mccormac, Bt. George’s 2. I-ielen.Mcl‘hoe, St. -Ge9Dle's.

3. Agnes Fag.,89o_i River. _ li=.'.Mary Mc tyre, Card gain North.” : V Section 4. Candy

_ Isabell Campbell, De Gros Marsh 2. Lottie Parcel, St. George‘s 3. Anna McKenzie, Beal River , 4. Mary A. McCormsc, St. George's

Section 1'(-B) Pillow Case.

1. Helen Farrel, St. George's

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section 2, Ouasitlen Top 1. Sus McLe_sli, De Gros illarsh..

Section 0, Pair Mitts _

1. Catherine Fitzpatrick, De Gras

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_ f' ' My part is ended. Other men,

And W°m¢H, too, still Bla "their" art

Y -Y _ Y .P » _ _ F With courage rcsolut:e~and hurt

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_j__ :- by _scars that not offsce, _ 1

1 T Is not the jest: of i`ort\1r_ifc`,_`i'pr,1_iis_ei;_d,,,_l,

story Loan 1 _

' ' Issued byCsnoda's Victory Loan Committee _ -

_ _ _ _ in eoopqltion with the Minister 0_1 Finance `

Anatxonfs mighty forccs.¢_:io't:li`p;qyg'Qe.~ _ _ '

' ‘v.lhoiive-

V *_ To carry on our story do __ ' _ _ Z Face not their “quiet ddgrqirigybfggggfigain;-' _ _ _

(Forgotten, now thc'y've e‘ti`l1e`¢i t:hé’|i`ation’s fears) '

' Dwsr-fed by thc lust of§md`ernn&§él6ih gsm, '

~ » ._ My--Canada--

Thou fair land for whom- great love _ _ _

_ Inspired my youth to ancient sacrifice; '

GNU* f_h8f 0111' S¢1T1`icd ranks inrealms above May witness bear thee, worthy of the Price.

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To the Dead and to the richness of their dying, -We muatgive pause, and' in humility confess a debt beyond redemption. 7. ' _ ,

Before the a»lftar~ -of their sacrifice, Canada is con- 'secreted to _maize its _dominion worthy.-»; The Torch that i11vm_in<=s.Yi.<=iory- so _dearly bought. -must 'bum eternally. .£Eaci:ii~y_ear of peace .must record.-_gn added i'ustre_to\oui heritage. ‘i _ 1 _ ~_

But A `to 'those “Whoa have come back in suffering, Qanada Qw_es_.§a debt which money can, 'in p‘art,-repay,

It.is~a Debt ‘of Cafnada vves pledged 'to the 61111, -that ;the1_wounded and the sick ,adequately »car_e<_i_»ff_c_p1'5,_ ,until they _~ were _fairly iitted;.fof_;,ths Wm. petttrvoéexistence of civil life. 1 ,

this," purpose, our rriedical services, land our .vocational .trammg_ schools must be maintained until t'hQ.__Ii'eed for,i;hem.,1s nombre. _ . _ _

+ + + + '_ ' These, then, are some of the purposes _for whirgh th,

Vietsry Lveo-1_.919_ is beinsmised- Other. purposes are .told about in other announcements._~_, _ _ _ _ , _

As *you the’t‘rf,‘the conviction grow upon you the absolute necessity forthe ____ _V . _ __

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