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was held in Morel! very successful. I ‘like following schools oooklpsrt’: Mouu-t Mary, Morell Rear, Morel! East, Siniiotvs Rood. Marlo, 3on4 gor, Milburn, Si. Peters Harbor and West 8t. Peters. There was ‘um issually large number of pie whicbgoes to show e in- terest taken 1n the IMir. Thee:- hibits were numerous and of a splendid" quality.

McLean had charge of the Judging.

iln the afternoon a good program of sports was carried out underthe direction of Mr. Adams.

iPrizc dllst tor iMoreil School Fair is as follows:

CLASS l-GRAINS

Values are personal. Some men want to pay more, some less. For $35.00 there isn t a gentleman's watch made equal to this Cana- dian Waltham in value and dependability.

Twenty-ﬁve dollars reaches a host of pocket- books. There are many men who can afford more but limit themselves to this sum for a watch. This Canadian Waltham was built to give you the ﬁnest watch that twenty-ﬁve dollars will buy anywhere.

The name Waltham increases the value of a watch. if ou pay ﬁfteen dollars and can say "it's a altham," you know that you have a dependable time-piece irrespective of its amazingly low price.

Ask your jeweler to show you these ﬁne time-pieces. He knows Waltham watches. Write/or a luable booklet that is a liberal "Watch" education

Sent/rec on request. Th: Walfham Watch C0., Limited Montreal, Canada.

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GIFTS THAT LAST

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The Morell School Fair which "

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Sec. 1, 0ata.—1, Marion L. Cof- Dingweu, ltfgﬂg; g, Wm," mug. ﬁn. Mt. Mary; 2. Georgie Dlnswell. well, Marie; s, Fred MoDougai, Ban- Mlfle; 3. 11111951150119“. 38411801’; gor; 4, Leyman Dlngweli, Marie. 4, Walter Dingwell. Marie. iSec. 3, Alexander Apples-l,

Sec. 2. Whom-l. Nell Robbins. Nelii Robbins, m. Moi-y; 2, Walter ‘Ml- ‘Mﬂfy; 2. 13011111191190 K911)’. M1 Ding-well, Marie; 3, Ernest Ladner,

Mary; 3, Marion L Coffin, Mt. Mary; 4, Everet Webster, lilarie. Sec. 5, Coru.—-1. Evelyn McEwen, St. Peters Harbor; 2,~I..uuls Moore, Milburn; 8, Frank Aylard, Mt. Mary; 4, May De Veux, West St. Peters. _ CLASS l|.-ROOTS Sec. 2, Irish Cobbler Potatoes.- 1, Mabel Grant, Bangor; 2, Hudson Bowiey, Marie; 3, ‘Marjorie Web- ster, Moreli East; 4, Wellington Me- Kay, Bangor. , Sec. 4, hlclntyre Potaltoes.—1, Marlon L. Coffin, ‘Mt. Mary; 2, Mar- ion Whalen, Morell East; 3, Francis Flynn, Milburn; 4, Emma Mobbs, Marie. Sec. 5, Turnips.-1, Margaret Compton, Bangor; 2, Herbert Cox, Mt. Mary; 3, Pius ‘Henneburry, Morell Rear; 4, Elizabeth ‘Cox, Mt. Mary. . Sec. 7. Carrots-l, Marion Mc- Ewen, St. Peters Harbor; 2, ‘Helen McEwen, St. Peters Harbor; 3, Marjorie Webster, Morell East; 4, Pearl ‘Moore, iMllburu. Sec. 8, Parsnipa-l, Ruth Moore, Milburn; 2, Helen MoEweu, St. Pet- ers Herb; 3, Manion McEwen, St. Peters iI-larb.; 4, Pearl Masher. St. Peters I-iarb.

CLASS I II.—VEGETABLES

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Sec. 2, Tomatoes-I. Neil Rob- bins, Mt. Mary; 2, George hicDonaid West St. Peters; 3, Jennie Ding- ; well, Marie; 4, Marion L. Coffin, Mt. Mary. iSec. 3, Onions-l, Marjorie Web- ’ star, Morell East; 2, ‘MEHOII Mc- ’ Ewen, St. Peters l-Iarb.

' Sec. 5, Beets-l. Ivan MaEwen, lsi. Peters Horn; 2, Elizabeth Cox,

‘Mt. Mary; 3. Alex MoDouga-i, Ban<

gor; 4, Marion McCarthy, Morell ‘ lRear.

l " . Sec. 6. Cabbage.—l, Herbert Cox.

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lMt. ‘Mary; 2, Marion lCoffin, lMary; 8, Winnie McEwen. St. ‘ers I-Iarb.; 4, Elizabeth Cox. Mary. ‘Sec. 7, Pumpkin-J, Louis Moore. Millburn; 2, Laura Tobin, Morel] East; 3, Marion Whelan, Morell

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East; 4, Helen Tobin, Morell East and‘ Ernest Ladner, Bangor.

CLASS lV.—-FLOWERS

Sec. 2, Bocquet of Astera.—~1. Ev- elyn ilVicEwen, St. Peters Herb; 2. Ruth Compton, Bangor.

lSec. 4. Boquet of Mixed Flowers. —1, Evelyn McEwen. St. Peters l~larb.; 2, ISanah Compton, Bangor; 3, Herbert Cox, M-t. Mary; 4, Georg- ie Dingwail, Marie.

-Sec.6, Potted Flowering Plant.- l, Genevieve Jay, lMt. Mary; 2. Elizabeth Cox, ‘Mt. Mary; 3, Rena Jenkins, Bangor; 4, Marjorie Web- ster, iMorell East.

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Bangor; 4. Marion McCarthy, Mor- ell Rear.

See. 4. Plums-l, Hudson Bow- ley, Marie,’ 2. George McLean. Bangor; 3, Wellington McKay, Ban- gor; 4, Neil Robbins, Mt. Mary.

CLASS VI.—CANNINC

Sec. 1, Jar of Sll‘&Wl)9l‘i'l€S.—1, Marion L. Coffin, Mt. Mary.

Sec. 2, Jar or Peas.——1, Marlon L.- Coffin, Mil. Mary.

CLASS vin-cookiuc

Sec. 2, Tea Biscult.—1, rMai-y O'Brien, St. Peters Herb; 2, Ruth Ladnsr, Bangor; 3. Jennie Dirigiwell, Marie; 4, Maroin L. ‘Coffin, Mt. Mary.

Sec. 4, Apple Pie.—~1, Mary O'Brien, Si. Peters iHarb; 2, Mary De Vaux, West St. Peters; 3, Mary Eldershaw, Mt. Mary; 4, Ethel Cunolian. West St. Peters.

Sec. 5, Divini-ty Fudge-l, Marion L. Cofﬂin, Mt. Mary; 2, Mlldred' Dingweil, Marie; 3, Jennie Dinn- well, Marie; 4, Margarpt McDon- ald, West St. Peters. , SecJG, Gingersnapa-"l, Edith McEwen, St. Peters Herb; 2, Mar- garet McDonald, St. Peters Herb; 3, Mary De Vaux, West St. Peters; 4, Jennie Dingwell, liiarie.

CLASS VIII.—$EWING AND

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4.‘ rsnsielniniibii. hurls 1nd liv- Bec. ‘In-l. Glory ting." g

Ivan MoEwun. 8t. Peters Hbr. Sec. 8.1.11" ‘Work-l,

ll. Mme: I,_,‘Mlﬁ0ll"L-._C0f- ﬂu, t. mm a, GOOIIlQIDl-IYQUQII, Mario; 4. Msbelwllriclnit. Peters l-lbr. sud Lucy 1mg.‘ Merle» ‘

sec. 3.—1, Lennon ‘Dlngweli. Marie; I, Ce or Dingwell, Marie; 3. Marion Go . Mtilhry; 4, Gom- orled Kelly, Mallory. ‘

Sec. 4, Psnmanlhlln-J-lgllildred Dlngwell, Marie; 2. Goorgleliing-

‘Marie; 4, Evelyn Murphy, Morell Roar.

| Sec. 4, Penmanship, Junior's.—1, Georgie Fitzgerald, More]! Rear; 2, Adele McEweu; MtJMary; 8, Liszls McGuire, Morel! Rear; 4, Marion Coffin, Mt. Mary. i

CLASS RIM-SPURT?

50 Yard Dash, Boys under 12.- 1, Bert Jay, Marie; 2, Frank Ayl- waijd, lMt. Mary; 3, Tobias Tobin, Morell East.

Girls under 12.-—1, Janie Coﬁln, Mt. Mary; 2, Viola McKay, Bangor and Mary O'Brien, Mary, equal. 3, Margaret ‘McDonald, St. Peters Him; 4, Lydia Blaxland, ‘Mt. Mary.

Boys over 12.—1, Ernie Colllin, Mt. Mary; 2, Leslie Ladner, Ban- gor; 3, Frank Blaxinnd. Mt. ‘Mary; 4, Wiillie Aylward, Mt. ‘Mary.

Girls over 12.-—-1, Lucy_ Long. Marie; 2, EvelynMcEwsn, St. Pelt- ens, Ilbn; 3, Georgie Ding-well. Marie; 4, Laurette. Mwulre, Moreli Rear.

Men under 20.--1. John Conohsn,

lwsst St. Peters and Ted Anderson, -

Si. Peters, Iibr., ‘equal; 2, Gordon Coffin, Moo-ell Station; 3, Glen.Mc~ Ivor, Morell Station; 4, lBen Keefe Morel] Rear. -

Married Men-l Aeneas McDon- aid, West St. Peters; '2, Ernie Roa- siter. llforell Station; 3, PaddyzMul- lin, Morell East; 4, J. B. Jay, Mor- ell Station.

Wheelbarrow Race.-—1, Willie Aylwarcl and Neil Robbins, Mt. Mary; 2, Bert Jay and Herb Mc- Dermot, Marie; 3, James McLean and Ernest Ladner, Bangor; 4, Les- lie and Otto Robbins, Bangor. Wheelbarrow Race under 12.—1. Bruce Jay, Marie and Willie Elder- shaw, l\It. iliary; 2, hank Aylward and Ira Hawbolt, lMt. Mary; 3, Ivan McEwen and Horace ‘McEwen, _St. Peters Hbr.; 4, Goule Jay, Marie and Francis Ronalian. Morell East. Jockey Race.—1. Neil Robbins and Willie Aylvrard, Mt. Mary; 2, James McLean and Ernest Dadner, Ban-

gor; 3, Otto Robbins, Bangor a'nd

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Remarkable Results Shown’ by a Nation

Wide Canvass of. Lydia E. Pinkham’:

Women. Purchasers of

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of cﬁiciency.

For sometime a circular has been enclosed with each bottle of_ our medicine bearing this question: _ ‘ ‘Have you received beneﬁt from taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- etable Compound?” Replies, to date, have. been re- ceived from over $0,000 women answering that question. 9'8 per cent of which say YES. That moons that 98 out of every 100 women who take the medi- cine for the ailments for which it-is recommended are benefited by it. This is a most remarkable record We doubt if any other medicine in the world equals it; Think of it-only two women out of 100 received no beneﬁt- '98.succcsses out of a possible 100. Did you ever hear of anything

50,000 ‘Women Answer

Of coursewe know that our med. icine does beneﬁt the large ma'or. ity- of women who alike it. ut that only two out of 100 received no beneﬁt is most astonishing.

It only goes to prove, however, that a medicine s ecialized ~for certain deﬁnite a1 ments-not a

cure all-one that is made by the‘

most scientiﬁc process; not from drugs, but from a combination of nature's roots and herbs, can and does do more good than hastily prepared prescriptions.

You sec, we have been makin , improving and reﬁning this meg- icine for over 50 years until it is so perfect and so well adapted to women's needs thatit actually has the virtue to beneﬁt 98 out of every 100 women who take it.

It's reliability and recognized eﬁiciency has gained for it a sale

KNITTING

_ ‘Pat Baker, Mt. iMary; 4, Bert Jay, Sec. 1, Dustcap.--1, Mable O'Brien,‘M:lrie and Harry Jenkins, Bangor. St. Peters I-iarb.;2. Mary O'Brien, Girls over 12, Buck-ward Race.—l, St. Peters I-larb.; 3, Margaret bic-lJaliie Coffin, Mt. lMary; 2, Laurette Donald, St. Peters Hath; 4, ‘wiii-zMcGulre, Moreil Roar; 3, Margaret nie MoEwen, St. Peters iHarb. .\lcDonald, St. Peters Elihu; 4, Ev- Sec. 3, Cushion Top.-'—l, Hilda elyn McEwen, Si. Peters Hibr. Webster, Marie; 2, Alice MoCarthlyl Boys under l2, Backward Race.—- Morell Rear; 3, Eva Cobb, Mllburn; i1. Otto Robbins, ‘Bangor; 2. David 4, Mable O'Brien, St. Peters Hal-b. ‘Jenkins, Bangor; 3. Ernest iLadner. Sec. 4, blended Wool Sock-l, Bangor; 4, Percy Baker. Mt. Mary.

I |Morell

Alice McCarthy, lilorel-l Rear; 2,_ Jennie Dingwell, Marie.

Sec. 5, Pair of Mit-ts.—1.' lMarion Whalen, Morell East; 2, Rena Jerr’ kins, Bangor; 3.La.uret. ta McGuire, ‘Morell Rear; 4, Mary Flynn, Mil- burn.

lSec. 6, Knitted Sweater.—1, Ev- elyn MoEwen, St. Peteos I-Iarb.

CLASS lX.-—MANUAL TRAINING

Sec. 6, Bird vHouse.—i, Frank McDonald, St. Peters I-iarb; 2, George De Vaux, West St. Peters.

CLASS X.—LiVE STOCK mo POULTRY

Sec. 2, Calves-A, Everett Web- ster; Moreli; 2, Bernard Tobin, -Mor- ell East; 8, ‘Marion L. Coffin, Mt. Mary; 4, Elizabeth Cox, ‘Mt. Mary; 5, Fred McEwen, ‘St. Peters ‘Harb.

Sec. 3, Poultry-l, Herbert Cox, Mt. Mary; 2. Elizabeth Cox, Mt. Mary; 3, Hudson‘ Bowley, ‘Marie; 4, Gould Jay, Marie, and Ernest Ladner. Bangor.

Sec. 4, Pigs.—1, Marion L. Coffin, Mary; 2, Bernard Tobin, Mor- ell East; 3, Margaret McGuire, Mt. Mary; 4, Ernest Blaxland, MLMary.

CLASS XL-COLLECTIONS

' Sec. 1, 10 Nox/lous Weeds. -'l, Marie School; 2, Bangor School; 3, St. Peters Iiarb. ‘School; 4, Moreil Rear School.

l Sec. z. Weed Seeds in Vials-I. Rear School; 2, ‘Marla lSchool.

CLASS XIL-SCHOOL WORK

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596- 1. UD’ to 4th ‘Readan-l, Alice McCarthy, Morell Rear; 2, Evelyn Murphy, Moroll Rear; 3, Marion L. Coffin, Mt. Mary and Mabel O'Brien, St. Peters Hbn; 4', Evelyn lMcEwen, St. Peters Hbr.

Sac. 1. Up to 3rd Readen-‘J; Donald Compton, Ban or; 2, Ivan McEwemSt. Peters, br. 3, Helen McEwen, St. Peiei-sllbix; 4, Ira Howboii, Mt. Mary.

Sea. 1. Up to 2nd llteader.-1,

dlﬂerorlt from others. For- more than nccootury ' tliasiproved it's mas- tllroogliout the land.

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. Marion Coffin. Mt. Mary: 2, Minnie

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West. St. Peetrs; 4. Sozzierleil Kal- .~ ly, Mt. Mary. ‘

Sec. 2. Map ‘Drawing-l. Mildred

Boys over 12, Backward Race- 1, Ernest Coffin, Mt. Mary; 2, Har- rv,1\IeEv~'en, St. "Peters Hbr.; 3. Harry Welsh, ‘lliarle; 4,.Wlilio El- dershan, Mt. Mary and Earl Ander~ sou, St. Peters I-llbr. equal.

Blind Fold Race.——1, ‘Bert Jay, Marie; 2, Percy Baker. Mt. Mary: 3, Earl Anderson, St. Peters Hbr. and Francis Ronaltari, iMorell East, equal; 4, David Jenkins, Bangor.

lGirls Blindfold Race-l, Evelyn McEwen, St. Peters I-lbr.; 2, Mar- garet McDonald, St. Peters, Hlbr; 3, Ethel McEwen, St. Peters, Hbr.;l 4, Mary OlBrlen, St. Peter's I-Ibr.

Boys Three begged Race.—1, Ernie Coffin, Mt. Mary and Wlilrie Aylward, M-t. FMary;2, Philip Isong. Marie, and Nail Robbins, ‘Mt. Mary; l 3, [Harry McEwea. St. Peters I-Ibr. and Percy Baker, Mt. Mary; 4, Otto Robbins, Bangor and Francis Ron- ahan, Mot-ell East.

Girls Three Legged Race.-—1, Lucy Long, Marie and Georgie Ding- well, Marie; 2, Margaret ‘McDonald St. Peters I-Ibr. and Evelyn Mc- Ewen. St. iPeter-s Him; 3, Janie Cof- ﬂn, iMi. Mary and Mary O'Brien, Mt. Mary; 4, ‘Elsie Kelly, Mt. Mary and, Genevieve JayaM t. lMlnry. r i

Young Ladies Race.—-1, Miss Ackland, Bangor; 2, ‘Miss Mabel OTBrlen, Bristol; 3, Miss Mary Kel-j ly, Morell Stallion; 4, Marhrle Sanderson, Morel-l Station.

HERBERT H. COX, Secretary

TEN MilL-UION SHEEP SHORT

Although it is oiﬂcially estimated that the ialmblng season in ‘New ~Soutli “Wales will be satisfactory, the ‘end of the year will ‘ilnd the ‘State probably 10,000,000 ‘sheep short of being" fully stocked, states the Sydney Evening News.

The explanation lies in the fact that it is only two years ‘ago that the ‘big ‘drought. ‘broke and it takes a number of years of good seasons for the IStste to recover its stock losses. ' '

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