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Tryon School Fair

Following is lilo prize lisl nl‘ the Tryon School FilIl‘ willrll was held llicrc on September 21st 192i). The Fair which wits a decided success WilS liirncly attended. The loilow- ‘mg schools look part viz: Crapnud. Vicloriii, Norlii Tryon. Auncsllne Cove, ilnmpiun. Liidy Flinn, and 'l‘r_von (Ionsolidliled.

CLASS k-GRAINS

Sec. L-Oats t. Ari-hie Robinson. Augustine (love.

‘.1, Kiiilliyn .\lcQilnrrlo, llmnplon

1i, Lionol llurizoss, Crilpnilil.

4. IIlIiIlt roy. Tryon (lor-

Scc. 2. Wheat

I. llordon hiyol-u, iiiilllplon

‘.3. Klennt-lil (‘illlii-mn, Aiiﬁllﬂlllle Cove. I

ti, llllipil Iillllilll, ’l‘ryrin Con.

.|_ Mi-ili-l .\I2|Ilt'_V ‘Pigron Con.

Sec. 3.-Swcet Corn

l, llonuiil Airlmoil, Tictorin

2, Luclllit Sllwrrcn, Crnpiiuil

ii, Alnrizilrol (‘iilhl-i-k. N. 'I‘i‘,\'lin 4, Llllilin SIil‘i‘l'(‘ll, (‘riiplliid

Sec. 4.-—»B(iili\S 1, 1,0111" idcVitlic, ('l‘lll)i‘\lllI 2. Heidi |.(‘l<ll'lI. liraollud 3 Norman llcst, (impair-d ~i.RliIph i.;. mun, '.l.'i‘.\'"n

I """""""'l , Posr - TOASTIES

‘ for breakfast is like a hard-boiled

CLASS IA-HOME GROWN ~ » 80c. t-leet Seed 1. Mulls Fey. Tryon Con. OLAG; iL-RQOTS Sec. L-Blue Potatoes

1. John Carr, Augustine Cove. 2, Leigh Davlson, Crapaud

3. Jean Webster. Augustine Cove 4. Edward Holland, Tryon Con.

Sec. 2.--Rcd Potatoes

1. Georiie Roblee. Indy Fans

2. Mary Newsolue, Crapaud

3. John Curr Augui-iiine Cove.

4. Kenneth Newsonl, Crapaud

Sec. 3.-White Potatoes

1, Kenneth Newsoni, Crapaud

2, Alma Dobslon. Augustine Cave 3. Muriel .\irFaiyen, Acgusline Cove.

4. Freddie Wollon, Tryon Con.‘

Sec. 4_-Turnipn

Gordon Lea. Victoria Chester Len. Victoria.

. Kathryn Jicquarrlc, llnmplon

Charles Bell, Victoria Sec. s._carrm Gertrude llowilll, Tryon Cos. Freddie Wolion, Tryon Con. Jack Bovyer Crapllud Lloyd lnman, North Tryon CLASS Iii-VEGETABLES Sec. t-Tomatccs

l. Agnes Sherren. Criipaud

2. Edward Holland, Tryon Con. 3, Elmer Cameron, Victoria

4. Scott McQuurrie, Victoria

Sec. z-Cucumbers

i, lliyriie Snow, Victoria

2. Cilarles Iiowall. Tryon Con. 3. Oscar Fall Crapalid

4, Max Thompson. North Tryon

uncle»:

1, Wlnnlircd ilnroer, Tryon Con. 2. Alice Vlllell, Victoria . 3. (lerdo. Carr, Augustine Cove 4. Knri Bnultcr, Victoria

Sec. lt-Pumpklne 1, George Sheri-en. Crllpaud 2, Lulu lilyers, llzimpton 3, Karl. Boulter. Victoria 4, Eldon Cairns, Lady Fane

Sec. 5.—Bcets

1, Willie Lea, Tryon Con. 2, Max Thompson, Norlll Tryon 3, Stella Francis, Lndy Func- 4, Georgie Silerren, Crupzlud

Sec. Q-Cabbaqe

2, Amy liiabey, Augustine Cove Ii, Lloyd llowilil, Tryon Con, CLAS$ IV.-FLOWERS Sec. L-Sweet Peas i, Lulu Myers, Hampton _ 2, Mary liicQiinrrie, Victoria 3, Edith Lcnrd, Crlipaud 4, Velma Nelson, Hampton Sec. 2.—Any Kind of Flowers l, Winniireti Harper. Tryon Con 2, tieorgie Campbell, Crapiiud 3, Lulu Myers. Hampton 4, Beth Bouller, Victoria Sec. 3.—Mixed Flowers ‘i, Scott McQuarrle. Victoria.

3. Lulu Myers, llziulptoli 4, Evelyn Sherreo. Crapaud CLASS V.—-FRUIT Sec. L-Wealthy Apples l, Leuil Roger-son, Lady Fans 2. Willie Rogerson. Lady Filne 3. Gmce 'l‘iiompson. North Tryon 4, Stanley Thompson. N. Tryon Sec. 2.—Crab Apples 1, George Roblee, Lady Fune 2, Bruce Calbeck, Lady Fsne 3, Lillian Sherren Crapand 4, Stella Francis LadyqFans Sec. IL-Plums 1, Winnllred Ilnrper. Tryon Con. 2, Novella. Delaney, Tryon Con. 3. Olive lniliiul. Augustine Cove 4. Myrtle Snow. Victoria CLASS iM-CANNING

Sec. L-Rispberriel 1, Kathryn Dobaon, Augustine C. 2, Amy Mabey, Augustine Cove 3. Jean Webster. Augustine Cove 4. Jeanette McWliiiams. N. Tryon Bec. 2-Becte l, Jeanette liicwiiililms, N. Tryon CLASS Vii-COOKING

Sec. L-Lcai o1 Bread l, Grace Wright, Tryon Con. 2. lillda Foy, Tryon Con. 3, Mary McQuarrle. Victoria 4 rlvelyn Sherren, Crapiiud Sec. 2.—Biscuits 1. Leah Rogerson. Lady Fune 2, Florence Proﬂli, Victoria 3 lniiui McVlttie, Crapnud 4, Georgie Campbell, Crapnud Sec. i-Ginqerlnahpb i. Amy llowiitl, Tryon Con. 2. Eve-Lyn Silerron, Crnpsud 3. Lillian Sherren. Crapaud. 4, Nadean Clark, VlcIotia

Sec. k-Appie Pie

l. Leah Roirersoii. Lady Fane

2, Luella Leard Augustine Cove 3, Alhylifowall, Tryon Con.

4, l.iiiiii‘ii'silerreli, cmpiiuil.

Sec. 5 (a)-Pelinut Brittle. ’

l, Elnmli McLean Nlclorls

2, Mary McQusrrie. Vlctﬂfltl-

3, Mary NBWBOIIlpCFBPQlIC

'4. Winliilrsd Hnrperﬂrryon Con.

ﬂee. 5 (In-Fudge l, Amy Ilowlill, Tryon Con. 2, Florence Proilll, Victoria

e —-you simply ¢§§vi beat it

1i, Jenn Webster, Augustine Corve 4, iielen Aiiller, Victoria

Collector cl inland Revenue.‘ ' A; Charlottetown

| TING | a Sec, l-Apron ' l, ifulu Myéfii, lliimplon 2, Louise Cameron, liilmllloll a. Aieths lviiuisy. Tryon Clin- x '7 lea z-Towele

ki" Ruby lard, North Tryon - .. Jay‘

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Sqc. 3.—-Ohions _ _.

1, Jean Webster. Augustine Cove. I

2, Kathryn McQuai-rie. Hampton.

CLASS VIII-SEWING AND KNIT-

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN. iii _'

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Use Carnation

Milk [or

Table Use Children's Drink Baby's Bottle Coﬂee. Tea Cocoa

Cereals Puddings Custards

Cream Sauce Gnvl

Welsh Rarebit

Cream Fillings

lclngp. Candy

~For every milk use.

I It is sweet, ure. rich milk to start with-——"wholc milk”. ’ r p .

IBSh Milk Ma

by sealin -,-- and sterilizing

We collect it daily—~whcr'e it

C anada’: best

Then, while it is still fresh, it goes ‘through our spotless coll- dcnseries, is sealed in bright, new containers, and is sterzlzzed. ,

Could milk be delivered to you in more perfect condition?’

a

ddiry counties.

N -\-.

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is

Its purity assuredby sterilization.

Its safety guarded by scaling.

You can keep a supply on your pantry shelves-and use it at your convenience.

Open a can of Carnation Milk dilute it as desired) and you hav consistency for your table, for t c children to drink, for cooking,

For, Carnation Milk is not artificially sweetened.

Use as you would fresh milk——for every household need.

Part of the water has been evapdrated from it. Carnation Milk is so richtthat

takes the place of cream, for coffee and tea, for cereals and fruit.

But, add water to Carnation MiIIr-an equal Adding even more water will ma

consistency.

Carnation Milk serves your every need for milk and cream.

Your Grocer is the Carpiation Milkmen. Phone him.

diluted. It adds

you-r menus, Ayimcl" office.

‘Free Recipe Book

. Carnation Milk is richer than milk ordinarily used for cooking. Learn how to make many nc in the Qarnation Book of 100 tested recipes.

a new flavor.

Carnation ' Aylmer Continuance a4 Aylnwr uni

Carnation Milk

“From Contented Cows”

Milk Products Co. Limited Ontario

Springfield, Oil.

Pf6duccd———in the“ Itéafffﬂkotfzfifi‘

c milk of ‘natural for baby's bottle.

part——if_you want milk of nature kc a drink unusually appetiz1ng.~:~

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, It should

Address our‘

Tryon. Sec. Ii-Crcchctinq (Over 12) 1. Lulu Myers. Hampton 2, Stella Francis, Lady Fans 3. Velma Nelson Jlamplon 4, Kathryn McQual-rie, ilnmpion Sec. 3—-Crocheiing (Under 12) l Nsdesn Clark Viclorili 2. Marjorie Leard. Crapaud 3, Doris Miiiar. Victoria 4 Florence Proﬂtl. Victoria 80c. 4.-Pair o! Socks Stella Francis, Lady Fane Kalle Carr. Augustine Cove Hilda Oakel, Lady Fline CLASS lX.-MANUAL TRAINING Bee. vL-Ha-mmar Handle i, Frank Knight. Tryon Con. 2, Jack Cameron Hampton 2. Jack Cameron. Hampton 3, Gordon Vilietl Jlalnpton 4 Borden Myers, Hllmplon 80c. Z-Milklng 8500i 1. Scott McQuarrie, Vlciorin 2. Charlie Bacon. North Tryon 3, Jack Leard, Crspsud 4, Leslie MacLesn, Vlcloriii Sec. 3.—Nali Bex l, Frank Knight. Tryon Con. 2 Gordon Lord. Northgryml 3 Jack heard. Crnpaud ‘ CLASS X.-LIVE STOCK AND 80c. Ew-BIHRIPI Competition (Cali Under O Months) l. Vera. Wood. North Tryon 2. Helen Rogerson, Victoria 3. Arthur Leard. Tryon Con. 4 Chester Les. Victoria 5. Margaret Caibcck, N. Tryon 6, Karl Router. Victoria

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1<Margaref Caibeck. North Tryﬂliﬂee (iv-Tryon Dairy Competition

_____ .~l.__ 3, Jeanette McWllliulns, Noi~lh_ 1, Vol-ll Wood, North Tryout-

2, liiariznri-l Ciilbeck, N. 'I‘ryon

3, Kalle Carr, Augustine Cove

4, Amy Milbcy. Augustine Covc.

Sec. Ii-Crapaud Dairy Comp, (Call Under 6 Months)

1, Nelcn Ilogerson, Victor-in

'2. Arthur Lezirtl. Tryon Con.

3. Chester Lca, Vli-lnriii

4 Williniu Rogcrsoii. (Jrapnud

5. Stetson Slordy, Criipiluil

6, Lillian Ollkcs, Lady Fone

7, EdWilFtI lloliilnd, Tryon Con.

Sec. lt-Crapaud Dairy Comp. (Cali 6-42 Months)

l. Chester Lou. Victoria

2, Willie Leo Tryon Con.

3, Wendell Lea. ‘Tryon Con.

4. Norman llcsi. Crapaud

l3 Kenneth Best, Criipaud

Sec. 5.-—Orapaud Dairy Comp. (Cali 12-18 Months)

l, Clifford Len. Victoria

2, Earle Miiboy. 'l‘r'yon'Cdn. -

3, William ‘Rolzerson. Crapuud.

Sec. 6—Trycn Dairy Comp. (Gail

I fr’! I i

l

L\\\\\\*<‘ , KIDPILY ,. 1'". ll HfLlﬁlﬂdviPs 4'1‘)! WL-VH y, DIQL,‘ i‘ 1,34). mmﬂrfrs ll ‘Al-oi

(Cali Under 0 Months)

12-18 Months) 1. Burpec Cari", Augustine Cove. Sec, 7-Tryon Competition l, Vera Wood, North Tryon 2, Archie Thompson, \'. Tryon $€C.B.—W0O|0y Competition (Spec ial for North Tryon) I l, Vorii Wood Norlh Tryon 2, Margaret Czllbeck. N. Tryon

2, Archie Thompson, North Tryon Sec. 9.-Schcol Fair Comp. (Ply- mouth Rock)

1, Marguerite Bell, Tryon Con.

2, Loliln hicVlllic, Criipnilll 3 Archie Thompson, North Tryon 4, Dorothy MllcKinnon. lliilnpinn Sec. ‘ilk-School Fair Comp. (White Wyandctten) l, Bruce Cillbeck, Lady Fame 1!, Lionel Burgess Crapoud 3, Clifford Sherren ,Criipiuid 4, Lee Dawson. Crapaud Sec. 11—Crapaud Dairy Comp. (Plymouth Rccku) 1. Miariluerlte Bell, Tryon Con. 2. Lolita McVltlie. Cfilpﬂlltl 3 Dorothy McKlnnon, llillryton

. 4, Ruth Mullins, Tryon Con.

12-Orapaud Dairy Comp. (White Leqhornr) 1. Ileth Boultcr, Victoria 2 Frederic Ilubley. Tryon Con.

Sec. 13-Trycn Dairy Comp. (Ply-

mouth Rocks)

l. Archie Thompson, N. Tryon 2, Margaret Ciilbeck. N. Tryon 3, Lloyd lnman .Norlil Tryon

Sec.

Sec. 14.-Tryon Dairy Comp. (Whiib Leqiiernl)

1,- Lloyd lnlnsn, North Tryon

2. Archie Thompson, N. Tryon ‘ Bee. 15-hour; Comp. (Pigs) 1, Everett Wotlon. Victoria

2. Milton Curr, Ailizustlne COW’. CLASS XI.——COLLECTION5 Sec. L-Noxioun Wcﬂdli Augustine Cove School _ Prllllilfy Dept. Victoria School . llmnpion School

t. Principal's lielil. Tryon C0"-

School.

Sec. 2.-Weed Seeds I l, Crzlpilud School l, ‘l, Tryon Con. School l 3. Ailiziislim- Cove School 4. Victoria School

Sec. 3.-lnuects

1. Victoria School 2. lliiiii Mullins, Tryon CW1»

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a. hiyrtle snQQTViETEia 4, Lila Wotton; Victoria Sec. 3. (aO-Crayon Drawil (Over 12) I 1, Wlnnifred Harper. Tryon Co 2. Wendell MCLGXU), Tryon C’

3, Ruby lilcNeili. Tryon Con. 4, Georgia Campbell, Crapaud Sec. 3 (ad-Crayon Drawl (Under 12)

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2, Alliy Ihlrvcy, Crapnud Sec. 4 (a)-Pen and Ink Drawl Over 12) 1. Ruby lilcNelll, Tryon Con. 2, Wlnnifrcd lliirpor, Tryon 3. Wendell McLean. Tryon

School. Sec. 4.-Trec Leaves l. Winnilrcd liiirlier. Tryon C011-

Sciiool .

2. ‘fryon Con. School 3. llanipton School 4. tfrapauil School CLASS XII-SCHOOL WORK

Sec. 1 (al-Arlthmctlc Exercise

Book (Over 12)

, Winnifrcd Ilnrper. Tryon Con. Thelma Dawson. North Tryon Ruby McNeill. Tryon Con. hiiu-guerlle Smith, N. Tryon i. bQ-Arlihmetic Exercise

Bock (Under 12)

Rhoda illuirheild. Nortii Tryon Albii Foy, Victoria George hicwilliams, N. Tryon Clifford Sheri-en. Crapaud

Sec. 2. (a)-Mep (Over l2)

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C.

S 1. 2. 3. 4.

1, Leslie lilcLeiln. Victoria

2, Ruby hicNeill, Tryon Con.

3. lielen Rolzerson, Victoria

4, Mary McQunrrle, Victoria Sec. 2 (by-Map (Under 12). 1. Florence Prclltt, Victoria

i Beth Boulter, Victoria

i-nd

Sec. 4 (a)—Pen and Ink Draw (Under 12) ' ' 1. Marguerite Bell. Tryon‘ 2. Alba Foy, Victoriif" ,3, mum llicViltie .. . , _ 4. Kenneth Desi, Cl-apaud " . Sec. 5 (an-Writing (Over i2_ ~ i, William Rolzerson, Lady 2, Ruby McNeill Tryon Con. ‘ 3. Mary McQusrrla, Vic ‘_'_ls l ‘ 4. Winnllred Harper,» Tryoﬁ ﬁ ‘ Sec. 5 (b) Writing (Under ll , j i, Margaret Calbeck, N. Tr‘ r 2 Vviliie Lea. Tryon Con. , 3, Kathryn Dobiionmlgualine 4. Stella French, Hampton ~

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