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THERE'S thrill piled upon thrill in this lightning - swift pic- ture of thugs, China- town u n d e r world, breakneck riding, and the great outdoors. How Hoot rides. fights. shoots. loves! See it for a fast‘ action feast.

“M YS TER Y TROOPE ”

Another Thrilling Chapter

AND COMEDY

Highfield’ School Fair

CLASS l-GRAINS

SEC I-Best Sheaf 100 Iieads White Oats-l Raymond liiacKin- non, west Royalty. 2 F-llllwnd Jackson, west Royalty, 3 ltlarion Mackinnon, West Royflill’. 4 1'0""? Hurry, West Royalty.

SEC t-Best Sheaf 100 Heads Wheat—l Parker Rodd, South Mil- wn, 2 Harold Rodd. South Milton, s Lorne Hurry, west Royalty. 4 Lorne Hurry, West Royalty, 4 Ivan rtizzle, West Royalty.

SEC 4-Best. 6 Ears Sweet Corn- 1 Georgina Trainer, West Royalty, 2 Jennie White, South Milton, 3 Kitty Mackinnon, west Royalty. 4 Ivan Mackinnon, West Royalty.

SEC 5-3021. Pint Threshcd Yel- low-eyed BearLs-l Wm. Hambly, Central Royalty, 2 Raymond Ham- bly, Central Royalty, 3 Jos. Ham- bly, CentralR/oyalty-

CLASS Z-ROOTS

SEC 1-1 Peck Green Mountain Potatoes-i Lorne Hurry, West Roy alty,, 2 Andrew lvlacRae, W. Roy- alty, 3 H. Hurry, W. Royalty, 4 R. Coles, S. Milton.

SEC Z-I Peck Irish Cobblers- 1 R. Coles S. Milton, 2 Lillian Hurry, ‘W. Royalty 3 Lorne Hilrry, W. Roy alty. 4 Parker Rodd, S. lviilton-

SEC 3-3 Tumips-l Pius Curley W. Royalty, 2 Ralph Coles, S. Mil- ton, 3 Ivan Mackinnon, W. Royalty, I Lorne Hurry, W. Royalty.

SEC 4-3 Mangles-l Helen Hill‘- ry. W. Royalty, 2 Andrew MacRae, C. Royalty, 3 Plus Curley, W- Roy- alty, 4 Kenneth MacRae, C. ROY- uity. '

SEC 5-6 Carrots-l Kitty Mac- kinnon, W. Royalty, 2 Ruth Mac- kinnon, W. Royalty, 3 Bertha How- crd, S. Milton, 4 Bernard Trainer, W. Royalty-

CLASS 3- VEGETABLES

SEC Z-Grcen Tomatoes-l Elwin Burke, W. Royalty, 2 Cedric Stet- son, W. Royalty, 3 Arthur MacRae C. Royalty, 4 Ray Mackitlnon, W. Royalty.

SEC 4—Cueumbers-l Allison Mo Rae, C. Royalty, 2 Elwin Burke, W. Royalty, 3 Ray Jackson, W. Royal- ty 4 Ivan Frizzle, W. Royalty.

SEC 5-Best 1-2 Doz Beets-l Lillian Hurry, W. Royalty. 2 Ber- tha Howard, S. Milton, 3 Ruth Ivlackinnon, W- Royalty, 4 Ivan I-‘rizzle, W. Royalty.

SEC tl-Best 2 lleads Cabbage- l Gerald Trainer, W. Royalty, 2 R. Mnckinnon, W. Royalty, 3 Kitty Metckinnon, W. Royalty, 4 Ivan Mackinnon, W. Royalty.

SEC ‘i-Best Pnmhkin (ii-l Jen hie White, S. Milton, 2 Bobby Gates W. Royalty, 3 Katherine Dixon. W. Royalty, 4 Maurice Curley, W. Roy- pity.

CLASS I-FLOIVERS SEC 1—Best Bouquet Sweet Peas

yNOTlCE

The Stanley Bridge Dairy Co., will di ' making cheese on Wed- Ilcsdly, September 30th, 1931, and will tske cream on Monday's and Thursday's of each week commenc- lng on October 5th. 193i.

Pstrons wanting tiirlr winter cheese from the factsry 12.1.1 bttttr inure some heicre Cct:bcl~ 101b, 1931, ss after that date it will all be cleared up.

H. S. Mscl-ZWEN, Secretary.

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1 Keith Pickard, W. Royalty, 2 Jean MacRae, C. Royalty, 3 Bobby Gates, W. Royalty, 4 Lillian Hurry, W. Royalty.

SEC 2—llest Bouquet Diixcd Flowers-i Laura Steaison, W. Roy alty, 2 Marion MacKinnon, W. Roy alty, 3 Lloyd Gates, W- Royalty, 4 Keith Pickarcl, W. Royalty.

SEC S-Best Potted Geranium - 1 Cecil Stetson, W. Royalty, 2 Ivan Roberts. W. Royalty, 3 Hilda Coles, S. Milton, 4 Millard Coles, S. Mil- ton.

CLASS 5—FRL'1'l‘

SEC 1—Best Plate 6 Wealthy Ap- plcs- 1 Keith Pickard, W. Royalty 2 Gwyn Sbockrnan, S. Milton, 3 Alice Choyvan, C. Royalty, 4 Jenni: White, S. Milton.

SEC 2—-Best Plate 6 Dutchess Apples-1 Vera MacNeill, S. Milton 2 Vera Horne, S. Milton, 3 Ray- mond Jackson, W. Royalty, 4 Lu- cile Chowan, C. Royalty

SEC 3—Best Plate l0 Plums - l Raymond Macklnnon, W. Royalty, 2 Donald MacAusland, C. Royalty, 3 Heber MacAusland, C. Royalty, 4 Marion Mackinnon, W. Royalty.

SEC 4-Best Plate 10 Crab Ap- plcs-i Stafford Coles, S. Milton 2 Keith Pickard, W. Royalty, 3 Harold Rodd, S. Milton, 4 Raymond Mackinnon, W. Royalty.

CLASS fii-CANNING

SEC Z-Jiest Pint Jar Beets (not preserved in Vincgarl-l Marion Mackinnon, W. Royalty, 2 Florence Dixon, W. Royalty, 3 Katherine Dixon. W. Royalty, 4 Raymond Mac kinnon, W. Royalty.

‘ cuss ‘f-COOKING

SECl-Slngle Loaf White Bread 1 Ivan Roberts, W. Royalty, 2 F. Dixon, W. Royalty, 3 Athol Roberts W. Royalty, 4 Katherine Dixon, W. Royalty.

SEC 2 1-2 Doz. Ten. Biscuits-l Irene MacLeod, C. Royalty, 2 F. Dixon. W- Royalty, 3 Helen Coles, S. Milton, 4 Ivan Roberts, W. Roy- alty. ,

SEC d-Plate 9 Ginger Snaps - 1 Laura Stetson, w. Royalty, 2 r. MacLeod, C. Royalty, 3 Marlon Mc- kinnon, W. Royalty, 4 Lillian Hur- ry, W. Royalty.

SEC ti-Plate Brown Sugar Fudge 1 Thomas Agnew, C. Royalty, 2 V. Smaliwood, C. Royalty, 3 Parker Rodd, S. Milton, 4 Norma Young, C- Royalty.

CLASS B-GIRLS UNDER 12

SEC l-Plaln Sewing, Apron --l Florence Dixon, W. Royalty, 2 Lau- ra Hurry; W. Royalty,

SEC lit-blended Garment-l J, MacRae. C. Royalty,

SEC G-Embroidercd Linen, Cush lon Cover-l Marion Mackinnon, W. Royalty and Bcrdena Frizzle, W- Rflyulty, (equal) 2 Jean MacRae C. Royalty.

CLASS B-GIRLS OVER 12

SEC Z-llcmstitched Towel-. 1 Alice Chowen, C. Royalty

SEC t-Knitted Sock-l Vera Smallwood, C. Royalty.

SEC S-Mcndcd Sock-1 Alice Chowcn, C. Royalty.

SEC (‘r-Embroidered Linen, Run- ner-i Isaura Stetson, W. Royalty, 2 Vera Smaliwood, C. Royalty, 3 Katherine Dixon. W. Royalty, 4 Alice Chowen, c. Royalty.

CLASS 9 - MANUAL TRAIN- -Boys Under l2.

SEC 1—Mllklng Stool-l Kerr. neth Macltac, C. Royalty, 2 Athol 30PM!- W- Royalty. a Gerald ‘Irainor, W. Royalty,

SEC 4-—l’oultry Feed Hopper _l Andrew MacRae, c. Royalty.

SEC S-lllrd House-l A, Roby-Lg W. Royalty.

SEC ‘l-Mlscelleanous- 1 Cecil Stetson. W. Royalty, z Athol 392,. ‘"15- W- 30.17011)‘. 3 Henry Hurry. W. Royalty.

BOYS OVER 12

mond Mackinnon, W. Royalty,

ssc I-Mlllring Stool- 1 Rlly. z

PRINCE / EDWARD TO-DA Y

Mal. 3.15 16o and 37c.

Eve. 7.00 k 8.45 26c. 42c, 52c.

W...‘ Susrlclou has sharp eyes. it sees so mo- ti rn e s wh e re

here is nothing

t to see. ____.._..

ALL SEEING EYES ARE CHARLIE CIIANS!

Moon made lovers and lurking kill crs in a baffling tropic mystery. .

WARNER O LAND

Bobby Jones in jThe Driver" also liomclly

THE CHARLUTFEPUWN GUAR DlAlV

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BBWT FORGET T0 VOTE

FOR BABY

Jack Bell, W. Royalty, 3 Lorne Hur

‘dred Hurry. W. Royalty, 3 Jean Mc

HAZELBROOK

visitor to Hermit-ISB-

The Indies‘ Aid of the Mt. Her- rert Unitas church held their regu- lgr monthly MRI-ill lb Q13 00ml! a! Mrs. Iimeat Lund, on Wednesday evcnilw. afllilmb" any ‘m1 i goodly number of members present. The meetms evened with hymns followed by roll cull. Minutes of the August meeting rcsd and np-i proved. After the usual business» of the society was concluded, c' dainty lunch WIS served by the hostess and s social hour spent.

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Mr. A. A. Match, Oity, made s} business trip to Hsselbrook thisi week.

Mrs. Isabelle Inga is visiting friends in Mt. Herbert,

Service at Birch Hill on Thurs- day evening was conducted by Rev. Ewen MacDougall with s good congregation.

Mrs. R. Vessel’, City, motored to Hlllslbrook this wt ek.

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A most enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs Frank Driscoll on Friday evening last. Music and dancing were heartily indulged in until the wee= small hours when all dispersedi homeward feeling they had enjoyed? themselves to the full extent. Dur- ing the evening dainty refreshments were served in Mrs. Driscolrs usual good style-ii.

“KOBUIW WAITED FOR MASTER

OGALLA, Nelm, Sept. 30. (U.P.)i -—“Kcbuk" Siberian sled dog, be-‘ came separated from his master, Earl Hammond. here lacrMarch.‘ Hammond was making a tour of the- United States with a sled teamJ "Kobuk" remained here, and whenl his master returned this summer there was a reunion- i

BORDER FLIEES WARNED

ctllllllt culnullll Many Vacancies l.

w‘ °“"" w“ n‘ “ m“ sr. slums clmncu cake r-l-Now T0 B6 F i

at Moors a McLeodk on Ssturdli st 2 o'clock. 00604-3041

CHURCH SERVICES on 5699- l’! m. n. mull. I111 pmvh u 1°1- lows-Southlske st 11 s. m. Kinsl- boro, 7.30 p. m.

CHURCH 0F COTLAND-Rev- m"; MscDougail will preach Sab- bath, Oct. 4th. at Belle River at 10.30 Kinross st 3 p. m. and B11011 Bill at 7 p. m.

norsrmw nun-There W111 be services in the Hopefield Hall. Sunday, Get. 4th st 7 p. m. ton-- ducted by Louis Hl-rri-B-

WOOD ISLANDS Presbyterian Church. On Oct. 4th, 1931, Rev. Al- lister Murray will preach in Wood Islands Church at 3 p. m.

CORNWALL SERVICES, Oct. 4. Kingston at 11 s. m. sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Cornwall at 3 Rally Day, New Dominion at 7-30 Service at Kingston Friday 111x111- at 7.30. Rev. D. K. R085. Mill's“?!-

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday morning a case of theft of coal was remanded until today and a non-support case was dismissed.

CALEDONIA AND Murray liar- bor Presbyterian churches. Services Oct. 4, 193i, will be as follows: Cale- donia Gaelic at 11 a. m» English at 7 p. m. All welcome. Rev. Allis- ter Murray, Minister.

GOING T0 SYDNEY-Rev. Neil Herman, who has been pastor of the First Baptist Church, Moncton, tendered his resignation to the con- gregation at Sunday mornlnffi service. Rev. Mr. Herman came here from Charlottetown, P. E. I., Rev. Mr. Herman was at one time past-

‘or of the United Baptist Church,

Sydney-Sydney Post.

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l OTTAWA. September 30.-In- ‘tsrest in Government circles is directed toward the zrowlnz 11st of vscnncies which Premier R. B.’ Bennett and his ministerial, colleagues have before them. A Finance Minister, and a. deputy Minister for the same dBDBYl/menll a tariff board, in s11 cwbflbility H royal commission t0 8° in“) the railway situation, s. Lieutenant- Govcruor-for the province of Nova Scots-these are some of tho gpp0lnhnCni8 which the Govem- mcnt ls Qxpectcd to make belorc long. Senate and Judicial vacanc- ies also exist, and there are a num- bet of important posts in the Clvll Service opening up as 11121161"

inn. A. L. WRIGHT. With the closing day of Septem- "oer, 1931, there passes from the omcms “u” {or a m“ 5"" their. active business sphere in Charlotte-

mmrs‘ town, one of the cities most highly ..‘"‘.‘.;‘.§..?..’i'.““.§2§.;’i ll:-::.z.l::; . . loin e of the next session of Parllamentl ZEMAZLEKD: Edgar‘, Bland m 3:‘: is taken ‘or granted m View oil other this house has been for many Statements m“ by Premier Ben- years back favorably known as a He“ l“ the Home o! commons at store where quality first has been the h“ session’ The“ the Primal the ‘yatchword and the very name Minister said that he did rant ext-i o! ALLEY stood {or mmgrlty and pectto introduce another udge .7 m“ denlmg. ‘ This would be left to his succesmri Following m the ‘ootsteps o! 5c In the ‘mince portion“ N0 m-‘ signally succes ful management of ‘itcatk’? h” yet been given’ how-i the Alley business comes another eve" °* the “m” Wm Wm be asked; shoe man of long and varied exper- t° take over what is regarded as’ ience in the person of Mr. A. L ‘me M the most imporumt depart‘ i Wright the new owner of the Alley mm“ °f Gwemment‘ Mr‘ Bennett business. For the past twelve years has carried ii: along, and contilluesi Mn wright has been resident m w afmmiistlerdlitt airing that“ t mes Amherst as manager of the former °Y 1 ""1" s ‘l’ m” e s Boot at Shoe Co's retul". Pfmlament passed legmlauon a.‘ 21.2: ‘arid previously for some years the last session which provides for m the ‘management of dmuem 9' “rm bard‘ Throxigh ti‘; 525ml stores in eastern Ontario and and stress of oppos on e v- _ Mantle,“ . ernment obtained parliamentary; The 561mg policy of the ‘ucoeew “PP*'°"'"~1 °t 5 t°“"Y°'“ “m” 1°‘ the; lug firm will naturally be the high- 110" W13’- n 1s m “"5155 °t three est quality shoes but while Canada's 1110111110"- °1 which °ne i5 m be finest. grades will be featured, prices fihflkman- The imam i5 y“ m be‘ will be agreeably lower by $1.00 tc appointed 811d 11811111 111°" 1-‘ “° $2.00 the pair and a limit of eight 111111005011 01 m! P°"5°“"e1- It has} dollars as the highest priced shoe in been 81188055011 that the chmmmnf the store, Mcns or Womens.

Marked changes in the Intel-lo:

ry, W. Royalty. fRae, C. Royalty, 4 Georgina Train- SEC L-Nail Box-i Cedric Sict- ‘or, W. Royalty. son, W. Royalty, 2 Raymond Mac-‘ Grades 4-6- Elephant- 1 Ivan kinron, W. Royalty", 3 Bernard Roberts, W. Royalty, 2 Irene Mac- Trainor, \V. Royalty, 4 Jack Bell. Leod, C. Royalty, 3 Eileen Weeks Bell. W. Royalty. S. Milton, 4 Arthur MacRae, Cen. SEC 2—I.'ndcr 12-1 Andrew Mac Royalty. Grades 7-10 —Landscape- 1

Rae, C. Royalty‘, 2 Athol Roberts, W. Royalty. Bertha Howard, S- Milton, 2 Alice SEC d-Poultry Feed llopper -1 Chowen, C. Royalty, 3 Lillian Hur- ly, W. Royalty.

Raymond Jackson, W. Royalty, ‘l , SEC 4-Penmanship, (a) Grades

_ Acuna.

IBRADALBANE United Church 0i

om. mo, Telc, Sept. so. <u.1=.).°“"*‘"- gem“ °" ‘he “hm American aviators who have been‘ “M1139 m‘ sundw oct- 41 a" i“ in the ham of flying mm the follows: Pleasant Valley, 11 a. m. Mexican border near here, now and Grmviile- 3 P- m- Bmdaumml 7 P- then, have been given a final warn- m- m“ evemntl sewi” “t mad‘ mg by mde, I“ Raundryl cm“ mnaibane will be in the nature of -

migration inspector stationed across H"'°5t Tlmiksglvms- when ‘he the Rio Grands from he“ at w“, church will be tastefully decorated. Thos. Paiethorpe, Minister.

may be chosen from the judiciary but; this has no ofiicial confirma- tion. The board is to be a fact—' finding body, and its findings will form a basis for fixing tariffs. Appointment of a royal commis- sion on railways was endorsed by a paxlidmtillbflfy committee which went into the Canadian National estimates, at the last session of Parliament. The suggestion of a royal commission, which appeflfed

and windows of the ALLEY store will commence tomorrow, Oct. 1st Charlottetown will have reason t»: be proud of the improved appear- ance on its beautiful main thor- oughfare when the store is flnalll in readiness.

Some decided novelties in inter- ior decoration and seating and 11t- ting accomodation will be installet as the policy of the new house is

Lorne Hurry, VI- Royalty, 3 Jack Bell. W. Royalty,

[SEC 5—Bird Ilouse-l Jack Bell. W. Royalty, 2 Raymond Jackson, W. Royalty’, 3 Raymond Mzlckinnon W. Royalty.

SEC 7—I\Iiscelianeous — 1 Ray- mond Mackinnon, W. Royalty, 2 R ry, W. Royalty, 4 Ivan Roberts, W. I-lambiy‘, C. Royalty, 3 Lorne Hur- Royalty.

SEC 1—Bcst Ileifer Calf-l An- drew MacRae, C. Royalty‘, 2 Athol Roberts, W. Royaltyl, 3 Gerald ’I‘ralnor, W. Royalty, 4 Kenneth Mc Rae, C. Royalty.

SEC Z-Plymouih Rock-l Keith Pickard, W. Royalty, 2 Raymond Mackinnon. W. Royalty, 3 Andrew MacRae, C. Royalty’, 4 Jack Bell, W. Royalty.

White Leghorn-l Keith Plckard

W. Royalty, 2 Raymond Jgckgon, W. Royalty. CLASS ll-COLLECTIONS

SEC l-Noxious Weeds- 1 South Milton School, 2 C. Royalty School, 3 West Royalty School

SEC 2—Trce Leaves-l West Royalty School,

SEC 4—Sample§ of Wood-l Ar-

neth MncRac, C. Royalty, 3 Ray- morld Jackson, W. Royalty, 4 Lorne Hurry. W. Royalty.

CLASS lz-scnool. worm

SEC 1—Exercise Book_. (a) ... Grades 1 and 2-1 Elwin Burke, W. Royalty, 2 Keith PiCkClTd, w. Roy- aliy. a Bertha I-lurry, w. Royalty, 4 Heber MacAuslllnd. C. Royalty.

(bl-l Marlon Mackinnon, West Royalty, 2 Lois Hurry, W- Royalty, 3 Eva Chowen, C. Royalty, 4 Wm, I-iambly, C. Royalty

(cl-l Florence Dixon, W. Roy- alty, 2 Lhilrfi Hun-y, w. Royalty, 3 Berdena Frizzle, W. Royalty, 4 Lu- clic Chowen, c. Royalty.

(Ill-J R0Y111011d Mackinnon, W. Royalty, 2 Ivan Roberts, W.,Roy,;1. ty, 3 Katherine Dixon, W. Royalty, 4 Vera. Smalllvood, C. Royalty.

(c)—1 Alice Chowen, C. Royalty 2 Lillian Hurry, W. Royalty, s B, Culley. W- Royalty, 4 Bertha How- ard, S. Milton.

SEC Z-Msp Drawing-Grades 5 to 7, New Brunswick-l Raymond wicklnnon, W. Royalty, z‘ Arthur Liacilce, C. Royalty, 3 Harold ilodd, S. Milton, 4 Ivan Roberts, w Pmyalty.

Grades 8-10, British Isles - 1B Curley, W- Royalty, 2 Bertha How. 1rd. B. Milt-on, a Alice Chowen, C. Royalty, 4 Hiilion Hurry, w. my. alty.

SEC 5—Aflv' Worlr- Grades 1-3 Colored Apple, Bsnsns, Pear ._ 1 Cathermc Weeks, B. Milton, 2 Mil.

2 South Milton, School, 3 Central Royalty School,‘

thur MacRae, C. Royalty, 2 Kerri

1 and 2-1 Elwin Burke, W. Royal- ty, 2 Gertrude Savidant, W., Roy- alty, 3 Hebcr MacAusland, C- Roy- alty. 4 Irene Frizzle, W. Royalty

(bl-l Irene MacLeod, C. Roy/al- ty, 2 Nonna Young, C. Royalty, 3 Jean Coles, S. Milton, 4 Helen Coles, S. Milton.

(c)-1 Lucile Cliowcn. C. Royal- ty, 2 Kenneth MacRne. C. Royalty, 3 Arthur MacRae, C. Royalty, 4 L. Hurry, W. Royalty.

(dl-l Hilda Coles, S. Milton, 2 Laura Stetson, W. Royalty, 3 Ray- mond irliackinnon, W- Royalty, 4 Katherine Dixon, W. Royalty,

(cl-l Bertha Howard, S. Milton 2 Alice Chowen, C. Royalty, 3 Vera Horne, S. Milton, 4 Betty Curley, W. Royalty.

SEC 5—1’ortt‘oi'.o— Grades 3 to tl-Nature-l Central Royalty 2 W. Royalty. 3 S. Milton.

Grades 7 to 10—Current Events. 1 Central Royalty, 2 West Royalty 3 South Milton.

Grades 7 to 10- 1 Cen. Royalty School, 2 W. Roy School, 3 South Milton School.

SEC 6—-Pm,lect Map- Grades 5 to 7, Maritime Provinces- 1 West Royalty School, 2 Central Royalty School, 3 South Milton School.

North America, Grades 8-10 1 West. Royalty School. 2 South Mil- ton School, 3 Central Royalty School.

Judging Contest-Calves l Ivan Roberts, W. Royalty, 2 Cedric stat- son, W. Royalty, 3 Raymond Mac. kinnon, W. Royalty, 4 Arthur Mm; Rae, C. Royalty.

Judging Contest-Sewing-l Ku- therinc Dixon, W- Royalty, 2 Jen. nie White, S. Milton, 3 Norma Young, C. Royalty, 4 Irene Mane. Leod, C. Royalty.

Sinslns Contest-l South Milton School, 3 Central Royalty school, 3 West Royalty School-

SPORTS

Tom Agnew c. n. a. Harold Rodd 5. M. 4. I-‘leber MscAuslsnd C- R.

100 yd. Dash for boys over 12 years-l. Cedric Stetson, W. R. 2. Lorne Hurry W. R. 3. Harvey MacAusland C. R. 4. Bernard Trainor, W. R.

Sack Race for boys under 10, years-l. Laura Hurry W. R. 11-, Jack Agnew C. R. 3. Ivan Mac- Kinnon W. ‘R. 4-, Athol Roberts. W. R. i

Sack Race for boys over 10 years. --1, borne Hurry W. R. 3. Gerald Trainor W. R. 3. Ray MacKinnon W. R. 4. Harold Rodd, S. M.

Potato Race for boys-l. Cedric Stetson, W. 8-. 2. Wesley Moore S. M. '3. Gerald ‘Rainer W. R. 4. Athol Roberts W. R.

Potato Race for girls-l. Jennie White s. M. a. Lillian hurry. w. s.’ 3.- Alice Chowen C. R. 4- Vera Horne S. M.

Wheelbarrow Econ-l 047010 Trainor and Ray Jackson, W. R. 2.’ Ray MllcKirlnon and Lorne Hurry W- R. 3. Tom ABMW 011d 307"!’ MacAusland C. R. 4. Ray Han-lbly and Andrew MscRse C. R. _

Three-legged Race for boys-l-

W. R. 3. Don MscAusiand and Ray Hambiy C. R. 3. Cedric Stetson and Bernard Trainer W. R. 4. Andrew MaoRa-g and Kenneth MscRse 0. R. Three-legged Race for girls-l-

R. 2. Lillian Hurry and Eileen Hurry W. R. 8 Isobel Curley and~ Kitty ltf-zcKinnon, W. R. 4. Burdens‘ Frizzle and Florence Dixon W. R

Jockey .1l.sce.—1. Cedric Stetson and Bernard Trslnor W. R. 2. Ray Jackson and Gerald Trainer, w. R.» 3. Harvey MscAusisnd and Joe Hambly o. R. 4. Ivan lfi-imle sud Ivan Roberts W. R.

Thread sud Needle Race-i. Katherine Dixon and Cedric Stat- son W. R. 2. Bernard ‘rumor and Marion Maciiinnon, W. R. 3. Alice Ohowen and Don MacAuslsnd C. R.

50 Yd. Dash for girls undel- 9 years-i. Georgina Trainer w_ R, 2. Helen Mzcifnnon w. n. al B01111 Hurry w. n. 4. Irene! Frizzle, W. R.

50 yd- Dash for girls from a to 12 years-l. Laura Hurry W. R. 3.!

Marion MwKinnon W. R. 3. Berdena Frizzle w. a. 4. Eva‘ Chowan C. R.

75yd. Dssh for frls over 12 years-l. Hilda MacAusiand, c, n, 2. Lucile Chowan C. R. 3. Isabel Curley, W. R. 4. Lillian Hurry W. R.

50 yd. D:sh f0! boys um“; g yearn-l. Elwin Burke W. R. 2, Russel Moore S- M. 3. St-"fford

4. Henry Hurry and Eerdens Frizzle W. R.

llclsy Rue-i Central Royllty school. 2. West Royalty school I. South Milton school.

Inlay Itsoc (Passing Baily-i. South Milton School. 2. West Royalty School 3. Control Royalty School. - -

Teaches loco-i Hollis Jenkins w. n. s. Helen nouslsi. 1r. n. s. Allison Mscllnuon S. ll.