’ How often you find thsi while two pars look silks, they ma: totally diiierent. 1413p; also. sre deceiv- ing in looks, huiii cu buy B n Moods Lamps‘ you get full value or current consumed. L-IZI

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ieiatley River Scilrool Fair

Wbsotlsy River School Fair was held at Wheel-icy River Hell, Selli- 12. i922. There were only two schools taking port. namely. Hunter River and Whesiley River. The {allowing is the prise list:

Grains Com. - lflilciith Ling. Wheatley River; 2, Blanche Steed. Whcstley River. P

Boots

Carrots-l. Howard wedlock. Hun- ter River; 2, Blanche Stead. Parsnipm-l, Blanche Stead.

Vegetables Tomatoes.—1, Edith Ling; 2. Doris Rackhsm. Whcstley River; 3, Elmex Ling, Whestley River; 4, Blanche Stead. Whestlell River. Cucumbers-l. Edith Ling; zJlow- ard wedlock; 8. Blanche Stead; 4, Douglas Smith, Hunter River. Beets-l. Howard wedlock; Livia-r- iorie Bulmsn. Wheatley River. Cabbage-l. Edith Ling; 2. Elmex Ling, Wheatley River. Pumpkin-ll, Doris Smith. Hunter River; 2, Blanche Stand; ti. Alired

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Willesdcn Magistrate to a man charged {or a forty-eighth time ‘my. being drunk: Hod it not been ior paying all these lines you might have had a motor car by now. ‘

Man (sadlyl-Yes I might, sir, but (brightening up) you m. I misht have been dead by nowdi I had a rrlcwr car,

wile busy in the shop.

more like ’erl"

"Hard-workin‘ little wile youflve got, Bill." ssld the traveller to the small m. Riven shopkeeper ss he wstched the man's

‘ “My "Mi ya". ‘epned n“ 95°F‘ Whcatley River; i. Ada. Stead. Wheat- keeper. "I only wish‘ I ‘ad a couple my Riven

IZAL. the oldest British disinfectant.

Stead, Whestley River.

Flowers Sweet Peas-l. Florence NoyeJ-Iun-

Mixed Flowers-l. Doris Rackhsm; 2, Blanche Stead; 3. Orville Stead.

Potted Plant-l, Blanche Stead; 2, Ada Stead; 3.*Edith Ling. Dshlias-l. Blanche Stead; 2. Ada

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Stead. Whestley River.

Canning Strawberries-l. Blanche Stead; 2, Aims. Houston. Wheaticy Bivcr. Beets.-1, Blanche Stead; 2. Ada Steed, Whestley River.

Cooking - White Bread-l, Dorothy Smith; 2. Ausio Stevenson, Whcstley River. ‘lice. Bkcults -1. Dorothy Smith: 2. Una. Smith. Wheatley River; 3. Alma Houston; 4, Ada. Stead. Sugar Cookies-l. Marthe Ling; 2. Ausle Stevenson; 8. Ads. Stead; 4, Dorothy Smith. ' ' Ginger Snaps-A, Ausie Stevenson; 2. Florenm Noyc, Hunter River; 3. Ada Stead. Wh-catley River. ’ Apple Pie-l. Una Smith; 2, Doro-

Stesd. Wheaticy River.

Houston ; Stead. Wheatlcy River.

Fancy Work once Noy. Hunter River. Centre Piece. Division B.-l, Stead, Wheaties‘ River.

Manual Talnlng Miscellaneous-l, Ada. stead,

Live Stock Best Heifer Cali-l. Dsrrgsckhsm

POTATOES WAi.\_I;1‘ED

sun mixed cars Vegetables. Wire col loci qusssiiiy and price. J. B. FODEY.

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ville Steed. Whcatley River. _ scum. Wheattey River; zycrnbu

NW1». Hunter River; s, Bnbert Smith. yrhestley River.

Watts, Hunter River; 2, Inns. Beg,- nall, Hunter River; 3. GeorgeWaye. Hunter River; 4. Reggie Whitlock. Hunter River.

2, Sadie McNeil. Hunter River; 8, Wil-,

ircd Watts, Hunter River; i. Jeanette Mcbrod. Hunter River.

thy Smith; 3. Blanche Stead; 4., Ada.

FildBer-l. Blanche Stead; 2, Alma. 3, Martha. Ling; 4, Ada

Centre Piecr. Division A.-l, Flor-

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Wheetley River; 2. Alfred Stead; 3, Robt. Smith. Whcatley River; 4, Or-

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bolislssdmith. _ » B0 yd.‘ tires-legged rsce-ior girls- luhtnrléllislilgnnddllda sum; s. Dorothy Smith and Ado. Stead.

Blin-iold recs (or boys-fl. Howard Wedloeksnd. Sutherland McLeod; 2. Johnnoss and Roylend Rsckhsm; 3. vPrestqny-Hackhsm and Theo Seller; 4.

Pililei. sud Cockerel. - 1. Ausiino

Collections» Noxious Weeds-i, Hunter River

memisi‘ 3°“ i‘) “' 1' Huh“ Rsckhsm-and ~Ada Stead; 3. Sadie McNeill and Howard wedlock: 4. Marjorie Watts nnd Sutherland Mc- Relay race with handkcrchieL-l, llunlerniver; 2. Whestiey River.

100 yd. dash {or mcn.—- 1, Allan

lihrercisc Bock (bi-Douglas Smith;

School. wiursisjwsiu and Elmer Whitlock. Tree Leaves. -- 1. Wbestley mm so ydfiockey rseciorboys-l. Billie . School: 2.. Hunter River School. l Ricki-ism and was Steed‘. a. How- g ' Samples oi Wood-l. Wheatley Riv- srdflflbitlock and Wilired Watts; 3, E5 er School. ' Dun Backham and Preston Rsckham; EL . i. Vernon Noye and Hilton McMillan. School Work _ .. - Thread and needle race-l. Maths. " Ling and DenB-ackhsm; 2, Preston

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wedlock; 2, Arthur Woolner‘; 3. Philip Msthsson; 4, Theo Ling. -

dash {Or girls-l, E1da5leld, 2, Marion Ling; 8. Ausiq Stevenson; i, Edith Lina’. 4 . i ‘rheshield which. was donated by Mr. Court to the school gaining the most his in sports wss won by When ey ‘i-tlverfthis yesr. ' Msrths Ling, Sgciy,

MALPEQUE

The recital in Mslpcque Hall 0n Tuesday evening given by Mrs. Camp- bell and her pupils, was even a wat- ersuccess than those given in previ- ous yesrs. ' The night was isvorable. u.» attendance was isrse smiths ha" was tssteiuliy decorated with flowers. The v. D..M. Grant presided. Those mung first year work tool: their parts well, while those in second and third year-work showed a mark-ed degree ofndvnnoement. Both teacher and pupils comein lor s. large share oi

Exercise Book (c)—-i, Albert Ling. Wheatley River. '_ Exercise Book (dJ-l. Marion LlnB; 2. Una. Smith.

Exercise Book (e)-i. Martha Ling. Wheatley River; 2. Dorothy Smith. Map Drawing (a)-l, Florence Noy. Hunter River; 2. Ausline Smith; ll. Robert Smith, Wheatley River. Map Drawing (b) — 1. Dorothy Smith; 2. Sutherland McLeod. Hun- ter River; U, Inez Andrews. Hunter River; 4. Eualie McLeod, Hunter River. Art Work. Bird Life. (cl-J, Gloria DeRoche. Wheatiey River; 2. Valeria Dzltoche. Wheatlcy River. Art Work (b)~l. Vernon Noye; 2, Elmex Vilhitlock. ° Art Work (cJ-l, Daniel Whltiock; 2. Bertha. Waye. Hunter River; 2. Gordon Ways, Hunter River; 4, Helen Houston, Wheatley River. ' Art Work (d) Landscape. -

Owen (3rd year). God Save the King.’

Waltz." (2nd year). Ruth Montgom-y ery; Lowe; piano duct, 'I‘rovaiore,'f (Verdi). Mrs. Campbell

snd Jennie Matthews, (2nd year); _ piano solo, "Little Fairy Waltz," (1st

year). Dorothy Thompson; piano solo,

"Arbsls Waltz," Simpson; piano solo, "Evening Bream" l .(3rd year). Jean Owen; piano duet, “Flowers and Ferns." Jone poem by Keisler. Mrs. Campbell and Matilda?” Mmidfiy evening selli- 30., at the

rem...‘ selected’ ML Charm‘ ton has been called to her iormer “Overture from I1 h°m° in “me valley ‘m °°°°l1m 05 the illness of her lather, Mr. William

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MRS. GEO. A PARKER. After a lingering illncs of some lweeks Mrs. Geo. AParkz-r passed away [at her home in GSOYEEIOWH ROYEiI-y

(3rd year) ,c Louise l

iadvanced age or 87. ‘ The funeral was held on the tolls-w- Mgg and Mrs, y M¢G_ McLean and ling Wednesday and was conducted

dlillihter. M817- were recent gucstsiby h" P551" REV. C]. U. MacNevin o! Mr. and Mrs. John Simpsorcgam- who spoke about the Fading oi the ilton.

Leaf. A choir from Georgetown {urn- ished very suitable music. The pell-

Miss Helen Ramsay. teachgp at bearers were Messrs. Michael Keenan,

Fernwood, is spending her Autumn Philip Morrison, D, P, MCKinflTflL n, 11011555’! at he:- home in Hamilton.

Gordon, A. Crawford, and E. S. Nor- ton.

H91’ mil-fly lfiilndi EYE 5°"? l0 102m Mrs. Parker vnas one oi’ the oldest

that Mrs. Everett Ramsay or l-lsmil- and most highly respecmd residents

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of the community and has bcenfswifi faithful member 0i Georgetownfdhfl ted Church for s. largo years. The following src left ish the memory oi a most moi: mother; Cilsrles and Margaret in thE_

old home, George H. in... Royalty, Mrs. John Knight in

town. Mrs. John Aitken s1, Igwegt: Montague. and Wallace in Portland,“ .4 Oregon. To the bereaved we convey our deepest sympathy, ' P Summer reigns o'er lield and strum. Summer reigns on laud and see. Summer reigns the world suprcme; But summer doesn't. reign iar m. Go l to the woods or shores, i summer doesn't reign-it pours,

zzsweet and palatable. Moths: Graves‘ Worm Exterminator is m. ceptable to children, and it. dogs m work surely and promptly.

l. Martha Ling; 2. Una Smith; a. Blanche swan; 4. Marlon ma. Wheatiey River. . ' Penmanship (a) — 1. Valeria De- Roche; 2, Gloria DeRochc; 8. Reggie wbitlock; 4, Marjorie Watts. Penmanship <b)—i. Jeanette Mc- Leod; 2, Vernon Noye; S. Lois McDon- ald. Wheatley Riverri, Sadie McNeil, Hunter River. ' - y Penmanship (c)-l, Helen Houston; 2. Doris Smith; 3. Allsiine Smith; 4, Robert Smith. ' Penmanship (d)--1.‘ Marion Ling; 2. Alma Houston; 3. Ausle Stevenson; LEldaStesd. - Penmanship <e)-1, Dorothy Smith: 2. Martha Lin ; 3 Doroth Dlngwell.’ , . Hunter Riverzgi. 5...». sienna. " . G"'"!i=-*P“.‘“° d“°’g;:““°‘ Mmh” Projfict Mo? (to-r. Wheatley River “Hegitazidiflzlf

commendation and the evening on the whole wss 011g ol- real enloyment. Tbs reading bl’ Mr. Charles Lowe formed s. pleasing variation irom the rest" o! the program and was heartily encored. A vote o! thanks expressive ofiapprecistion of the evening's en- joyment rwss moved by Mr. John Simpson. seconded by Mr. Edward McKny snd conveyed to Mrs. Comp- bell and her clsss by the chairmen. Mrs. Campbell acknowledged in a very pleasing manner this expression oi; appreciation on behalf o.‘ herself snritbomembrsrs oi her class. ‘rho ‘following, is, the program in full:- Belnsrks. by Chairman. Rem D. M.

School. ~ .. , - . P y: ' __1. serfs" (Nevin). Mrs. Campbell; piano schfi; t’ Map (b) Wham” m"? solo.‘ .‘,,'-1'f8-lry ,Wsltz." (1st yesr). Rene

Sports - _ 50 yd. dash for girls under 9 years‘ ——l. Marjorie Watts; 2. Erma. Balgnsll. l I 50 yd. dash (or girls from 9- to-lfl V wo-oveoo-oo-owuoooou n00 yrs-l. Marion Ling; 2. Ausline Smith, 3. Sadie McNeill; 4, Jeanette McLeod.

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Smith; 3, Florence Noye; c4. Eida‘ Stead. 75 yd. dash for boys underil years 1 -1, Rcyiand Rackham; 2. Robertsil- liphant; 3. Albert Ling; 4, Elmer Whitlock. ' ‘ ' mo yd. dosh m: my: from a o. 1: years.—l. Billie Rackbam; 2, Alired Stead; 3. Elmer Ling; 4, Wilired ‘Hatis.

' loll yd. dash for boys l2 years end over.—l. Theo Seller‘. 2. Preston l-‘Lsck- ham; 3. Sutherland McLeod; inflow- ard wedlock. ‘

25 yd. sack race for boys under i0 yrs.-l, Lloyd McMillan; .2. Royisnd Rnckhom; 3. Elmer Whitlock: 4.9.0:- gie Whitlock.

25 yd. sack race for boys i0 yrs. and oven-l, Suthdrland Mound; 2, Theo Sellar; 3, Preston Rackhsm; i, Dsn Rackham.

50 yd. potato race for boys-l. Preston Rackham; 2. Theo Sellnrfs, Sutherland McLeod; i, Wilfred Watts.

50 yd. potato race for girls. -— 1. TING” liiroiccilng your Foxes. Elda Stead; a. Marion Ling; s, Doro- " mil»: h dol-"Nlll" W my Smith; 4. Murlflrie Watts. flfmfgan‘ w n’

25 yd. wheelbarrow rsce for boys- ‘m.’ l“ “n” ‘ "m" m,“

1. Dan Rackharn and John Ross; 2.

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