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` An eminent physician writes in the New York Medical Jour- nal "I .have yet to encounter a typical case of dick headache that was not-associated with Eye- Strain. , _
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..*THE GEORGETOWN 8CH_0_0L
Fair which was held on»Wednesday, October 8th in the Drill Shed, proved successful beyond the most sanguine expectations. ln preparing for- the fair the _pupils labored under many disadvnntag B. In the organization of -the inspeolgorate i-t was customary to centrallze the efforts of several dlstrlctsmbut through some oversight no school’ had been included with Georgetown. This fact and the short
and accomplishment seemed to jus- tif a prophecy of failure so that it wifi; an -agreeable surprise to all when the inspector announced that
the exhibits exceeded those of -any of the other fairs. Amid such general
excellence it would be hard to _dlsl
not only in quality but in llillmlily-
..*AT HOME.-Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Bell McDonald, Hermanville, were at home to their friends on Friday even- ing, the guests of honor being Mr. and Mrs. -Pius McDonald, of Boston, now oii_the_lr honeymoon on the island.
qrlmlnste but -the display of vege- Qbles compared favorably in quality with that of the county exhibition. The_mon-ual training and collections of woodwork were very creditable, while the number and excellence of the exhibits in domestic science, showed _thstlthe rising generation is going to keep up the reputation for good housekeeping which is known wherever Georgetown is known. The exhibits arranged and classified under the ,capable management of Miss' Mlei' were displayed to best advantage while under the careful supervision of MlssesiSh-aw and Campbell the pupils ticketed and placed their ex- hibits in lorder. _The judges were: Mrs. -Madden. Mr. Creed and Mr. Leard. T/lie prize list will be publish- ed later --J. _
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regular an to prices ,indifferent local- lltles. At Soni-is oats .were S0c_ last week and -at Selkirkf_`85c., and are now 90_c. _there;_ potatoesfare 'I0c. at Sel- kirk for' reds. The-ruling price for potatoes in Sourls_is 65c. to 70c. White potatoes are rotting badly, and many ‘are hiistenlng their marketing. A new »,store and produce buyer is establish- ing himself at New Zealand Station, | and is now almost- ready for~business. 'There will thereforef be sharp compe- tition at this convenient produce I station. _-‘ Farmers ape not yet ready
to sell opts or potatoes at present prices, *as the!" _are _being to d that oats, at least, will_e_oon go $1.00 or more a _bnsheli ydiltsi Institutes are, getting-ready tosell the 1919 lambl crop. _The St. _`Ma.;rgaret's' Instituto! _have s' fine crop of lambs to offer] this year. At Bear' River Station lambs, as well as dry sheep, are _this fall in good condition, considerably
` A very-interesting-,__ feature of the Tryon School _.Fair was the large exhibit, _'pf ,,_d`ai'ry calves. It is doubtful-if `a_ilner._-group of calves and yearling,-»lieifers, aiil under 18 mont-hs. _has _been shown ,at-_‘any time in the province. -__ "' ff ~‘
Tryoni'..C_rapaud and the surround-
ing district.-i,`§t_l'e stro_i__i_g ini dairy farm- ing. ’1?q,_futh'ei' dove p this industry, the dirlaotors of_;th_e _Tryon and Cra- au o ierative o nie h
p to e boys and girls exhibit ing dairy calves and poultry at t-he School Fair. ` The granting of this money shows good business a-bility on the part of these directors. The
better than last year, and are actually worth more money. _Lamb-buyers_ make a mistake in not purchasing | nearly. Lambs should be-sold now, at weaning. _After this they become less valuable. Lambs are now in prime condition for sale, _and so are dry sheep and wet_wea_tl1_ei~s. Thresher- men are making a big thing this fall. t The oat crop is good_~s.nd of splendid quality and will gn over weight with the price -now around 90c. and higher expected. Thresher-men toll at the rate of one bushel to "sii_rteen. _A _day’s -threshing of 80 bushels gives _them about 19 bushel of toll worth, twent bushels by weight, about $19- a goosd day's work surely on this island. This of course is the except- Ion, as there is much iost'ftlme moving the m“ecl_il_n'ery from _,barn _to barn. and small threshing. B_iit tliresher- men easily make.fi°Jft\_$10 to $20 a
-day, .and that's `good ' enotigh.
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..°Mr.` 'Ernest 'Cook‘,`Clear Springs. ‘
went to Nova _Scot-ia.' Wednesday. _
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-'»_..*Mi;, Willism'Bus_la‘ey for the past three years farm-msntgor for Mrs. Catherine. eMcli>acl1_en“b- _I-Iermunville. im men fi sgueisi- pléieiuu’ wmi Mr. Joseph A. Mc onald-',"'. _hief-'of Police, Bouris. 'it 3_6* duke.
..F.Pius_~__- Mcvonglthf formerly of
Monticello,_but-{di‘<_l&\rrsl years do- ing A grodery_ busiii '~ in gfloston.
Me '__ who has beqmin the island forsthie past threéfiv s 'on his lion- eymoon, "returned to Erich, Monday.
' i M fb . ' ..°i|r.~'-charles ~_asc_f»\s,_ ii sums:
resident of =Nl__ofrsge,7[fri_vsd on the mens _wssueui_ay, » 1.emviii»__ Gola, to'_t`s\¢e_`cb\'rle ~‘ phil snows `~
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future oi’ _st factory depends upon the quail-ty of stock being reared and the interest taken by -the boys in that stock. it was is pleasing sight to see the young exhibitors brushing and ilttiisg' their calves for the show ring, and -to note the attention given to the reasons for the awards as they were clearly and fully explained by W.R. Shaw. '_of the Department of Agricul- ture who did the judging. Compare. if you will,- the value of the education gianed on fair day with that of a regular school day. ` -lf we org .go keep' our boys on the farm, we must not withhold such an important ‘part of their education as is` oi‘fered‘ through the channels of School Fairs, supported by generous contributions, not only from dairy companies, but from public spirited men,_especluliy
those whose pnogpgrtty depeng _ CLASS il. _ _ purehusiusfpussibi-lines or u cuinhliliitiii WM” L°Sh°"'°- 1"- Gwrsie B°\1lt
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me but calves under 12 monma to _ii large exhibit in the Bankers Com- the exhibitor; mm” pm-em, -ks” Petition the names of the winner will ~ i _ record of their herds. Mr. Cook’s 599°" in the 9'1" '"5'-~ '. interest in the fair is much gppfwmt. _ *_-_-e
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contest are as follower ' _ 'NEW YORK, Oct. 6.--A'contest of ii Do you intend buying ophonb.
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0°lV¢B ¢¥llib,'t_0d l§st_ year,_cxhihit- gong Crone. of Copenhagen. Mrs.~ will have our prompt attention.
Gd _°ElUl..t%s~r7ear._. st prize, Katie Crone was the-only child snd inher- Wo sell them on the install- Carr. 2hd~_ _eh ‘~Wood, ilrd Raymond lied the -bulk of the steel msn‘s es- ‘ ment plan. Call or writetodsy.
W00d- _ _ tste. .lldtgllrd 'i‘,__\Brsckett. representing < ~
__ » i _'_ ' er, 'esred efore Surrogate Few- i _ ': CLA88 li. _. - ier to oppose an application by'Hsnry -ii P _ _ e J. _ _ ` _ W. .Tsft for the appointment of George U
Heuer calves once; o mouths. in w. wmrersiuuu, -coroner nieiieei ||||
Prize. l_ilsrl_ Clank ‘Ind prize Ven Friedssm, and Dr. Henry Dwight r Inman, _5_\j_d‘_" .B_lirp__eo. Carr; 4 Lloyd Chapin as sdmisitrstors. W"°|°\l|0 Ill Milli
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_ .',=» ~‘ cess; mi » ‘ mens; vom me mae nu- some Ins sims. rating lu r eu Canvas ,over months sml under Il for sixteen yeah, suffered for years lslllslus, P I. I.
fi c|.Ass i. _ I Barred Plymouth Rocks. ist,-
~ ~_ _ _ Margaret Callback, 2nd Archie
_ _ -_ _*-- ‘ ` Thompson. 3rd, Dorothy Gillis, 4th
ii d -C -or _ _C mps s eac $5.00; . $3
offered $75§)0 to be dis-tributed in Kenneth Best, $2~00-
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- POULTRY fpermltted a will to be drawn by Mr.
Wickefsham when Mrs. Sipang was on her deatiibed and had her execute it .forty-eight hours before her death, although they knew that a will was in 'existence giving her daughter everything. - _ The last will left to the daughter
~ only $10,000 a year and bequeathed
the residence for the organizatioon of -the Rosa Spang Foundation for the care and education of children. Mr. Bi'-ackett alleged that Mrs. Crone was excluded from -lier _mother’s sick room on the day the will was executed. although she had travelled 500 miles to see the dying woman. ' _
Mr. Taft replied that he believed
Mrs. Spang’s reason for giving her daughter only the annuity of $10,000
_ _ was because Mrs. Crone received $20,-
cnAPAUD DAIRY ¢0MPET|'r|0N 000 from Mr. Spang's estate, and the
‘ mother considered $30,000 a year suf-
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He'-fer calves under 6 months. lst* , 2
Willie Rogeison, 2nd, Chas. Howatt. __ ' CLASS ill. ’
' Helier over 0 months, and under ' -12_ months. 1st, Clifford Len, 2nd, A -Kenneth Best, 3rd, Norman Best. -
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Barred Plymoutili Rock. 1st, ‘ »
Lolita Mcvittie, 2nd, Beth Boulter, l 3rd Jessie Dawson. ith, Fred Hublcy.
Milton Carr. .
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White Leghorns. lst, Geo. Ives,
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Mr. Cook’s special prize, calves
over 6 months and under 12 months open -to exhibitors from both factor- les: lst prize Margaret Cal'lbeck,=
2nd. Clifford Lea .00;
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Helier calves over 12 months and
under 18 months. ist. Carl Boulter, 2nd, Kenneth Newsom, 3rd, Harold Mabey.
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the win or Ms. Rosa E. spans. who " zraph this your-1 ir so. can ou us left to charity ber estate of 81,500,000, for demonstrations of th'e differ. inherited from her husband. a Pitts- ent models we have in stock.
hui-gh steel manufacturer, was flledl on _
sterdsy by her daughter, Mrs. Ma.bel__ ‘il Write us for qootstions, which
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