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EEITRAL GUARD A
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noLLED ROAS
sIRLoIN AND
ROAST rolex
. point cllors
koAs'I' LAMB
LAMB cIIoPs
con, IIADDocK. '
SALMON, MACKEREL, wulrs I-lEA'nIElr~'rhc Guerri-
IIEVEREAIIX
224 Kent street.
T BEEF  16c per lb. "“°°‘
TENDERLOIN  18e per Ib. -
 12c per lb.
 16c per lb, . T‘y°n'°°t'znd at M0' D"M'E'
socecosccsccc-»¢.»o»o..... 1.8¢ Del' lb. HEATHEBDALE _“ALL_M’
_ , Philip Bears will hold divine serv-
F ii ice in Heatherdale Hall Sabbat
per word, strictly payable ln nd.
PBESBYTEBIAN slmvlca sl
13 18 r lb- l Genge will preach.
h.
Oct. 2nd, 'i p.m,
FRESH FILLETS. lien is in receipt of a big lpn; oi
white heather from Mrs. John A.
 MacLaren which she received from
a friend in Scotland. White heath-
Phone 1210 er is lucky and scarce and greatly
'sought after in the Old Land.
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,Graham Road
School Fair
’ on Wednesday Sept. 14th the
,@0015 competing in Grahorn Road
owl,” namely, Graham Road, Long
River and Clinton, held their sn-
ual school fair in Graham Road
ri
hall. The weather was favorable Dairy CBu_1 Jack ovonnori
I md it WM estimmid that one hum Ullman’ 2 Beth o_o°mm_ 8 Rip A non support case was adjourned
nrcd and fifty people were in at-
tendance. The following is the prize
usgats-1 Ruth Heaney, Clinton, 2
violet Green, Graham Road, 4 Geo
Whitehead, Graham Road.
- wheel;-I Ruth I-Iccney. 2 I-l°yd
wigmm_e’.Gi.Bi“m mi’ 3 A,-mel Leaves___1 Alma Paynter and Do_ volving goods sold, came before!
MacKinnon. Graham' Rd. 4 Jennie mthy Campbell, 2 Long Rive, H15 H°il0Ul` Jlidze Duffy. The casa!
kool 3 anthem Ilona school 4 W” °"~l°“"‘°d f°' heafins ti11§
MacKay, Clinton.
Barley--I Lloyd Wigmore, 2 Ruth
1-lcaney, 3 Jennie MacKay.
Corn-1 Geo Whitehead. 2 Wal-
don Ferguson, Graham Road.
'rhreshed Beans-1 Marshall
Whitehead, Graham Road, 2 Eivh
" 1' the source of which is not known,
Emily Whitehead, Graham Road. completely ,destroyed the house,
Hemstitching-1 Ruth Heaney. owned and occupied by _Ml-s. Hec-
_wiitted Bock-1. Ruth Heaney, 2 tor McDonald on Wednesday after-
Alma Paynter, Long River. noon at. Brush Wharf,_ some of
Mended Sock-1 Elva Wigmore. _the furniture was saved.
Embroidered Linen-I Elva Pick-‘
ering, 2 Ruth Heaney. POLICE C0,URT - Yesterday
Milking Stool-1 Ivan Pickering, ,morning at me poiice com B drunk
Ml-S°9ll°“¢°\15'*l Marshall “mite” treated. A dog owner charged with
head' ' non-payment of dog tax paid tax,
' as was iso b _
Us wmen’ 4 my www' toms ac? C a reach of the cus
nec: cali-1 nn onnpbeu, ara- W'
lr Rsolzwld Ferguson.s '
I.eBllI;`h cgunpbell a lm courlrv collar - Al the
B. rl. chickens-1 Geo Pickering, Q“°°“‘ °°‘”"y °°““ Yesterday
2 Irene Pickering, 3 Ivan Pickering me case °’ J' Hmm' Stewa" "-
Uiinton. ' and incapable has his as ball es-'
4 Marsha” Whiteheni Wm. A. MacQueen. an action in-
Sc . .
clinton schooi_ Thursday next. K. M. Martin for
Weed5_i Long River schooii 3, the plaintiff and Malcolm Mac-
School.
Plsnll nlsenses-I clinton school? RETURNS T0 ins ROME-ucv,
Imects_i Ivan Picke!.ing_ 3 ciii-,_ A. 5. Weir, of Alberton, P. E, I., was
Pickering, Clinton. _ ` limi schooh ln Wallace assisting at the funeral
G. M. Potatoes--1 Miller Clinlfl maxi” Books' Gnd” I and u service of the late A. Stanley Mur-
bcll, 2 Ewen Campbell, 3 Marshall
Whitehead, Graham Road, 4 M11-
ricl Heaney, Clinton.
irish couplers.-I Louis campbell
Graham Rd, 2 Irene Pickering.
Clinton.
Turnips-I Reggie Warren, Clin-
ton, 2 Ivan Pickering, Clinton. 3
Marshall Whitehead.
Mangels-1 Ruth Heaney. 3 IVV*
Pickering, 3 George Pickering, 4
Elva Pickering.
Carrots-1 Ruth Heaney, 2 Geo. |Fe,.sus0n' Graham R°i,d_ Ca di N ti
Pickering, 3 Mary MacKay, 4 Ivan
Tomatoes-1 Katherine PfckerlnB
2 Ivan Pickering, 4 Geo Pickerins.
4 Geo Whitehead.
cucumbers-I nnvia MacLeod.
onllnnn ml, 2 Edith Whitehead.
clinton, 3 violcl. Green, 4 Mabel
Sullivan, Clinton.
Beats-1 Ivan Pickering, 2 Armel
MacKinnon, 3 Ruth Heaney, 4
Mabel Sullivan.
_ cnbbsgc-l Roy Paynter. Clinton
` 2 Irene Pickering, 3 Ruth Boll.
` Graham Road 4 Jennie MacKay.
Mnbel sullivcn, s Marshall White
‘-i hcad. 4 Jos Wigmore.
_.1 gobble Dnnnlng, 'Long Rive,-_ Phy On Sunday afternoon, which
2 Wilma cum' Graham ROad_ 3 was largely attended. Mr. Weir was
Marguerite Poynter, 4 Ii-me Payn_ pastor of Wallace congregation be-
nt ,fore going to P. E. I. He came to
Grades In and Iv_1 Arthur see his mother, Mrs. Wm. Weir,
Johnson’ Long River’ 2 Ewa Payn_ North Provost St., and returned
ter' 3 Loma warren, 4 _,Mk home today.-New Glasgow News.
o'c n r.
Ggag; v and vI_1 _mmm nIsEAsE»sTAMl=ED our-L. T.
Campbell [mg River 2 virginia Leaman. of Salisbury. passed
lottet , h h il
mme’ Graham Road’ 4 Marlon meetltlllvglnofwtllixee exicltllllllealitfenclzht;
Grades VH and vIn_I Mabel na an a onal Silver Fox
I-‘°“5 River' -raged fiercely in certai dist i ts f
Gmdes IX and X"'1 Ruth Hea'|Prlnce Edward Islandm ‘astro 0
_ year,
“YI G79” whlteheadi Elizabeth' causing immense loss to the breed-
Whmheadi Emul' M°°K“y' ers, Mr. Leaman said that the
MHP DYBWUW- Gmdes V and VL dread disease had been ractical
Ruth Heaney. 3 Gmham Randi Kinnon for the defendant. i
O'Connor, Clinton, 3 Myrtle Wig- through the my en mute W Chex" |
Pickering' . Sullivan' 2 Dorothy Csmpbeu' 3i§reede;»s» Association. of whichl
Parsnipsi-1 Katherine Pickering. lm” Pickering 4 Waido Paymerii “rd he ‘S 5 membel- SPeal<l118,
clinton 2 Ircnc plckcrlnz. clinlcn. l ' _ °f the evldemm °f`d1St°mD=r which I
P ll’
-1 Eli/B P°Y“t¢T» 3 Edml Whlte'| stamped out on the Island, but one
head, 3 Virginia O‘Connor, 4 Wil' isolated case having been reported
Grades VII and VIII~1 D°f°*hY` cscsfnl iight that had been mace
long River. laged and had decided to proceed
Grades IX and X-l Ruth Hea- with the ho‘din of the annual Fox
ham Road. I
Art Work, Grades I and II-1 'I5 yds dash for girls over 12
Sfi“35l'\"‘1 Jennle M°°K°y' ,Bobbie Dunning, 2 Marguerite years-1 Beth O‘Connor. 2 Elva
Sweet Peas-I Elvc. Piokerins- 3.I=ayni.cr, 3 James Brown, 4 Kath- Pickering, 3 vera ward, 4 Enrrly
. Ifffie Pl°l¢°"l“€- lleen O’Connor. MacKay.
. Mixed Flowers-1 Elva Pickering
§- 2 xsthcnnc Flikcring. 3 Elle. Bol-
.‘,‘land, Graham R.d,4 Christene Palm'
`-_',tcr, Clinton.
 cnluiiclns-1 _Min-ici Heaney- f
.". wok Begonia Plant-I Leish
5 cnnpscll, Graham ml, 2 Bath
lB1'd W00d5ld¢. Cllnl»°“- this year. On account of the suc- 1
Uifmlibtll. 2 Elva Pickering. 3i in eradicating the distemper, thel
W8ld0 PBYDWT. 4 Lay*-OD DUnnlf\S-l breeders had been greatly encour- 1
gl
' Hey. 2 Jennie MMK9-y. 3 I-»€i8l\ Show as usual.-Moncton Times. `
Plimlllfln-1 TVB" Plckennsf . 3`Campbell, 4 Elric Campbell, Gra-i
Grades Illand IV-1 Arthur
Johnson, 2 Elva Poynter, 3 Edith
Whitehead, 4 Vivian Payntef, Ion!
River.
Grades V and VI-1 Jaunitl
Campbell, 2 Virginia 0'Connor, 3
Myrtle Wigmore, 4 Marion Fergu-
l
'15 yards dash for boys under iii
years-1 Ivan Somers, 2 David Mac
Leod, 3 Yce Wigmore, 4 Miller
Campbell.
75 Yds dash for boys eight ‘Jo -10
years-1 Marshall Whitehead, 2
Ivan Somers, Clinton, 3 Jack
Heaney, 3 Christene Paynter, 4 mn
Eiva Pickering. Grades vu and V111-l Rita
Wealthy Apples-1 Ruth Heaney Fiizsinmoml Long Rive,-_ 2 Layton
2 mul* Campbell- 3 “mel Mu' Dunning, 3 Ivan Pickering, 4 Eve-
Klllnon, 4 Ivan Pickering. - lyn round, Long River. '
ii Plums-I Marshall Whitehead. 3 Gnd” IX and X_1 Helen wig-
" Ruth H€BIlCy,i3 IDI! Whlf¢h¢Bd, dimore' 2 Grace wiiitehead’ 3 Emily
Edith Whitehead. |MacKay, 4 Ruth Heaney..
I Crabs-1 I-015 Whllehewl 2 Ar' Penmansbip, Grades I and II-1
'lei M°¢=K1n=°n- 3 Em” Wl‘"°' Bobble nnnning, 2 wilrrcol conn.
 llefld, 4 MBISHBII WIIHETIEBKI. 3 David Mlc1|e°d_ 4 charity Mag-
0’Ccnnor, 4 Ewen Campbell. I
100 yds dash for boys ten lo 12
years-1 Roy Paynter, 2 Ian Camp-
bell, 3 Elric campbcll. |
100 yards dash for boys 12 to 14
years-1 Leigh Campbell, 2 Hugh
MacKinnon, 3 Waldon Ferguson.
Sack Race for boys under ten
years-l Roy Poynter, 2 Geo Pick-V
ering, 3 Ivan Somers, 4 Jack‘
0'Connor.
l Pears-1 Ruth Heaney, 2 Ivan
Pickefins 8 K=°h°f*“° P‘°l‘°“‘““-l c srl nl and Iv'-I Arthur Iniuora wccaslac, 2 Ewen cnnp-.
' 1 in ' r es . | P games' M Nvi 3 Lio d M cnc oil, 4 Grades v and vi-l Peter Moc
Kay, Graham Road. Sack Race for boys over 10 yrs-
I
-  ' Mixed Flowers-I 'rhelnls nca-
YOU ABE COBDIALLY INVITED T0 THE
_ OPENING OF THE
- IIEEDLEURAFT SZIUPPE '
131 Great George Street
(Next to Cudmore Bros.)
-on-' ,
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1st.
Corticelli -Products a Specialty.
SPECIAL OFFER.-To the first 50 customers purchasing
31.00 worth of goods or over a ball of yarn will be given free.
ORDERS TAKEN FOB ALL
KINDS OF FANCY WOR-K.
CLYDE RIVER-On Sunday, Oct. Great interest was taken i.n the
2nd, there will not be any regular' Central School Fair by the pupils
preaching service in the Presby-{of these schools. It was regrettable
tel-lan church, olydc River. sun- _ cbs; more or inc pupils could not Pm'  B
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day School will be held at 11 a.ln. _ attend this splendid Fair, where CLASS YI_cANN“_G
-i |no doubt they could have gained
BROOKFIELD-The services in
the Brookfield congregation on for our School Fair. Bertie Murievin Argyle shore 3
!Bt.eila Inman, Canoe Cove, 4 Do-
Sunday, Oct. 2nd, will be as fol-
lows: Hunter River, 11 s.m.; Harts-
ville, 2 p.m., Sunday School, 1.15
p.m.; Brookfield, 3.15 p.m., Sunday
School 2 pm., and Hunter River,
7.30 pm. The Sacrament of the
L°rd'a Supper will be dispensed at
Hunter River at the close of the
li a.m. service.
Mr. Ben Watts, of Grand Tra-
cadie, is spending a few days in
the City, visiting his friends.
BEDEQUE
Rev. Mr. L. P. Archibald and
Rev. Mr. J. W. A. Nicholson ex-
changed pastorates for last Sunday
in the three charges.
The members of the North Bed-
eque Young People's Society as-
sembled at the home of Miss Mar-
garet Pillman, Traveller's Rest, for
the purpose of enjoying a. social
evening together in which Miss
Pillmarrlas the guest of honor,
who had -een a valued member of
this Society for some three years,
while she held the position of
school teacher of the North Bed-
eque school. Miss Pillman was a
very skilful and efficient school
teacher, having a large school of
pupils to train, in which she never
failed. The usual devotional exer-
cises were carried after which a.
nicely worded address was read by
Mr. G. Emerson Hestis of Wilmot
Valley, as follows: To Miss Margar-
et Piilman, Travellers Rest. Dear
Miss Pillman -It is with great
pleasure that we have gathered
here this evening to show you and
demonstrate the place that you
have held in our affections. Your
usefulness as a school teacher in
North Bedeque has been much ap-
preciated during the three years
that you have been among us, and
it is manifested in the excellent
standing some of your pupils
achieved in this period, thus show-
ing your ability in this connection.
Furthermore your willingness and
l0y8-lty to our Young People's So-
ciety has been 'of such a character
as to meet our highest commenda-
tion and has shown that the spirit
of unity and harmony is ever up-
permost in your thoughts. We, as
a Y. P. S. would be negligent of
our duty if we allowed you to
leave our group without showing
some little appreciation of your
value and worth, and the esteem
in WhlCl’1 y0ll have been held while
among us. Not only do we as a
Y. P. S. realize your value, but the
school board of the district which
you have served so well and effi-
ciently also wlsh to place them-
selves on record as a mark of trib-
ute to you. In conclusion we would
ask you to accept this small gift
as a tangible evidence of our ap-
preciation and esteem, trusting
that as you labour in other com-
munities you will continue to find
a place of usefulness to those
Hwiind you- Signed G. Emerson
Huestis. The presentation of ten
dollars was made by Mr. J. Austin
Jardine to Miss Pillman as 3, mln-lg
of the esteem in which she was
held. The remainder of the even-
ins was pleasantly 3 ent in
knowledge along the line of exhibits
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leard of
Kelvin nlotored to New Glasgow
last Sunday where they were the
guests of relatives and friends.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Leard's sister, Miss Jeannette Orr,
and mother, Mrs. Pamemus Orr
lof Kensington.
Miss Annie Newsome of Rose
Valley has been spending an en-
joyable holiday. the guest of nel-
unole, Mr. Tinson Newsome and
l Mrs. ` Newsome, Centreville Bedeque.
She also visited other relatives in
this vicinity. l
Miss Dorothy Mayne of Char-
lottetown was a welcome visitor to
her home, Mr, and Mrs. Mayne,
ion Sunday.
Master Louis MacDonald of Tig-
Argyle Shore
1 School Fair
The schools taking part were: Ar-
gyle Shore. Canoe Cove and Bon-
"haw- Following is the prize listz-
OLASS |_GRA|»NS Milking Stool-1 Peter MacD0n- 888 _PHON
Oats-1 Dorothy MacNcvln, Ca-
noe Cove, 2 Jn5_ Mgcpgugalii A,-_ Chicken Coop- Special Prize - h 4 L th M Ph H '
gyle Shore, 3 Mild,-ed Sells, 4 M _ 1 Peter MacDonald. 2 Dan Mac- me ’ e 8 ac a |
` Brown Sugar Fudge-l Mae
Thelma Beaton
W
Lon, 2 Florence MacLeod, 3 Mildred
Crosby, 4 Stella MacLean.
Gladioli-1 Connie MacLeod
Bonshaw, 2 Stella MacLean.
cI.Ass v-r'aul"r
Wealthy Apples-1 Mildred Cl-os
Crab Apples-1 Thelma Beaton, 2
3 Neil Macbougall, 4 Dan Mac-
Raspberries-i Mildred Seller, 2
rothy MacNevin. Canoe Cove..
` Beets-1 Mildred Sellar, 2 Stel-i
,la Inman, 3 Lillian MacD0ugall, 4|
Mildred “ Crosby. r
(al-White Bread-1 Mild'ed
Sellar, 2 Bertie MacNevin, 3 Thel-
ma Beaton.
(b)-White, Bread Island- 1
Mildred Crosby, 2 Lillian Mac-
! Dougall, 3 Stella Inman.
Tea Biscuits-1 Thelma Beaton,
I2 Mildred Crosby, 3 Lill‘an Carson.
4 Louise MacNevin, Canoe Cove.
Sugar Cookies-1 Bertie MacNe-
- vin, 2 Mildred Sellar, 3 Letha Mac-
Phail, Argyle Shore, 4 Connie Mac-
Leod.
MacDonald, Bonsllaw, 2 Bertie
MacNcvin, 3 Letha MacPhaiI, 4
CLASS VII-COOKING
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Phill, 4 'rhclrns Beaton. K
Lombard Plums-1 Neil Mac- 1 I ’\
Dougall, Argyle shore, 2 Lloyd 9 ' ‘-. _ 
Macbougall. ` Nr* I -I ~ ’
James MMDOUBBHI Argyle shore' We have Renovate¢ll;;lu;'ilSt(i:l(Ixl:tI;d_.every Counter is :I
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Sltiifi.  49a
Tilt.. ........$l.00
WicBlFi.;`.1`l§....... 236
L1gl`ITs§......... 35|)
L1ldIl;bl;.L......... 35S
"§‘f.1§f.?fl.‘.‘”?.S., 256
"‘i§iI>)Sii .§.`I.'l'2f'fff`. 256
oEs'rER
I/2 1b.iln  20|!
2"§Z‘.i  231:
‘INEAPPLE (slic-
cd) 2cans  
"’§’§.‘f.§"f‘f.......~ 291: I
Pitt?  251:
°E’?.’.?.”f.S."‘f‘.‘...... 25c
“'i’.fi’.".f}J‘.°_ ?7‘?‘.".‘.’ 20|:
“‘§’l?..-‘."7lfi`.T.f’_’?5-251:
_ 25s
DATES
4 lbs. . . . . . .
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"’}}2’.TT“.`f`f_....,. 18::
“2".‘.ifl`f5......._ 251: '
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°3‘§.l.§T.i`T’_’7.. 23|:
- Lillian Carson.
ish h
.Qolidayajvifgggfivegvfilith; mf s.....n ...Chai own., M..- EXTRA SPECIAL
W B_ irlcnn, 2 Moc Mocpohold, a M11- FRIDAY and _SATURDAY ONLY
dred Crosby, 4 Lillian Macnougall. Cup and Saucer with every $3.00 purchase
CLASS VIII-Sewing, Knitting nnd
Crocheting
ill. llc-instilching --1 rnlldred
MEAT C
ounrrn '
Crosby' 2 Ciara Macpheey 3 stein, CHOICE BEEF, LAMB and PORK at lowest prices
The Argyle Shore School' Fair lnmlm' in the city’
was held Tuesday. septemberelalh 'E’“'°’°"’°"°“ Une”-1 M”°“°" ‘ ALL FRESH FISH IN sEAs0N
-,‘;osby. ,
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CLASS IX-MANUAL TRAINING?
aid, Bonshaw, 2 Dan Ma.cPhee.
Nall Box-1 Hollis MacDonald.
3 P. J. Ma
cDONALD
FREE DELI VER Y
ES- 889
r- ‘U Bunch of Grapes-1 Peter Mac
chison Seller, Argyle shore. Phee. Donald, 2 Lillian carson, 3 Vina
Wheab_1 Da" Macphee' 2 Cla' MacPhail, 4 Florence MacLeod-
, M pl, 3 E '. ~ cLAss x-Ifvc si ck and Poultry
ia!-‘I JCM eg I mm Ma“K mlm' Automobile-1 James MacDou-
' E “° °" "l °°"°5 °°"°~ ‘ u 3 cl : M Ph 3 Arthur
39,;-lei-_l_ Dim Macplieei 2 Mii_ Dairy Calf-1 Hollis MacDonald.i ga Le a4aTheiaC e; n.
_ Mac an, ma Bc o
dyed gellm-_ , 2 Florence MacLeod, 3 Roma Mac LandScape_1 Louise Macmvmi
Sweet Com-1 Mildred Sellar, 2 Lew- Bwlshaw- 4 James M°°D°“',
-r
2 Mildred Crosby, 3 Stella Inman.
Muriel MacNevln, Canoe Cove, 3 all l I 1
' __ , N i _l Penmanship, Grades I and I -
Hector MacNc~vin, 4 Don MacPhee Calf (Beef) 1 mile Mac evn _mth I e Ma L6 2 Mmm Bu_
~ ll Le , a Mila: ol seller 9’ " ° ““- .
Came cove’ ` stil; Macau; ei Baried Rock 'hannan, Bonshaw, 3 Keith Bovce, bell.
Yellow Eye Beans-1 Muriel Mac Pu and o er , i Ruger Boyce’ Bonshaw' ' V Three Legged Race, Gms_ I
Nevin' _1 Lloyd Macmugall' 2 Dan Mac- Grades III and IV-1 Mildred Leona Carson and. Clara. MacPhe4
_ Sellar, 2 Isabel Crosby, Borlshaw, 3f2 Louise MacN_e\'ln and Stella In-
CLASS “”R00Ts TacNevin° _ l Lillian MacDougall, 4 John A Macfman, 3 Dorothy MacNevin and
, , Nevin. lMary Darrach.
G. M. Potatoes-l Wendell Mac ‘Y~ Grades V and VI-1 Peter Mar:-I Backward Race, Girls-1 Clara
"hee, 3 Clara Ma.cPhee, 4Muriel
White Leghorn-1 Mildred Cros-I
Girls 10-12-l Leona Carson, 1
Florence MacLeod, 3 Cresta Mac-
Nevin, Bonshaw, 4 Vina MacPhail.
Boys 10-12-l ,Dan MacPhee, 2
Lloyd MacDougall, 3 Peter Mac-
Donald, 4 Leslie MrlcNcvin.
Girls over 12-1 Leona Carson. 2
Clara MacPhee. 3 Stella Inman, 4
Crests MacNcvin, Bonshaw.
Boys over 12-1 Dan l\IacPhee, 2
James MacDougnll, 3 Abner Camp-
°““"‘°u' Can” °°""' 2 Leslie M" Donald 2 vlns Macpbsil 3 LllllsnlMacPhce 2 Leone. cnrson, 3 Flor-»
Nevin, A'gyie Shore, 3 Murchison Cl-A55 XI - COLLECTNNS C"son|'4 Florence MacLeod icnce MaCLeod_ 4 Maw Banach,
Sen” 4 Stella M"L°““- ’“gi"" Grades vu and vm-I Idclla cnncc cove. _
Shore. ‘
Weeds-l Bonshaw School, 2 Ar-
" MocRae, 2 Thelma Beaton, 3 Clara Wheclbarrow Race, Boys»l Ed-
Irish Cobbler:-1 Leon" Carson. Tyle SHOTS 5011001, 3 Ca.oe Cove Macphee' 4 Leona Carson. ‘win Campbeu and James Maw
2 Stella Inman, Canoe Cove, 3 '”'Cll°°l~ | Grades IX and X_i Siena Mac_ Dougaii' 2 Lesiie MaCN,,,.i,, and
T'ee Leaves-l Argyle Shore
Murchison Sellar, 4 Stella Mar- h. I 2 C Cove gchool 3 Leu, 2 Mildred Crosby, 3 Bertie Lloyd MacDollgnll.
Lan, `=c oo, anoe r. . ' , , _ ,
_ , M N _ 4 Lo l M N ~ln, Relay Race 1 Canoe Cole
Tumips-1 Florence l\iacLe0-», cnshaw School. 1 Sh I :m°f‘(;lI;o‘ Wu: se An;;a;l_1 Ar Schooir 2 Argyle sham Sciimi 3
B°n”h“w' 2 Mldred Sem" 3 Mm samples of Wcodul Argye are gyle Shore School, 2 Lloyd Mac- Bonshaw School.
nie Sellar, Argyle Shore, 4 Stella `2h0ol, 2 louise MacNevin. Do 3 C n co S moi l Teachers Race-1 Helczl Mackac.
i _ ugall, a oe ve c
MacLean' mam' D1seaSes_1 Lou se Mac Current History-I Canoe Cove
ca-rote-1 Mildred Crosby. Bon- `i=vir\- school’ 2 Argyie Shore schooi
Insects-1 Louise MacNevln, 2
shew 2 Earl Boyce, 3 L‘llian Mac- Pm
' ,_ , ject Map-1 Bonshaw School.
 Bgrigllivshore' 4 Mena mm Maman' 2 oonoe cove school. 3 Argyle
Y
- ° sh sch l.
p ,sm i E ,i Bo 2 Leon, cLAss xn-sclloor. worm °"° °°
a ps- a yea' Posters-1 Lillian Carson, 2 Mil-*
cal-son, 3 Mildred crosby. 4 connie _ dm, Umm 3 Louise MBCNFVRL _ii
Mlw1,@0d_ Bonsl-law, ' ‘ Exercise Book, Grade I- 1 Eli
i .
zabeih Mccnougall. Argyle Sho-e.
Stella Inman. f
l W th Ch lt-l Ll 'd M C-
i CLASS 1||__.v|;;(;l.;TA};[,ES 2 Helen MacDougall, 3 Erma Mac- ea er “Y Ol 8 3
Phail, 4 Irene MacDougall, Canoe
Dougall, 2 Lillian MacDougall,
Vina. Mac.Phail, 4 Dorothy Mac-
l
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Green Tomatoes-1 Clara Mac Ve Nevin
Phee, canoe cove. 2 Mildred eros- Grade I!-1 Muriel MacNevlu. 2
l~,y_ 3 Abner Campbell' Argyle Catherine MacLean, Canoe Cove. CLASS xnI_C0NTE___1hi
Slvre, 4 Thelma Beaton, Bonshaw.
I Cucumber-1 Lillian MacDou- B0y°€~
3 Ke th Boyce, Bonshaw, 4 Earl
bei' School Chorus-1 Bonshaw School
“““' “Kyle S“°’°» 2 L-*’°“’ °““°“' mad” In “nd WA I” crooby, 2 Lonfsc Mntwcvln.
3 Lloyd MacDougall, Argyle Shore.
Crosby, Bonshaw, 2 Lillian Mac-
4 Minnie sollln-, Argyle shore. Douzaii. 3 Mildred Inman. 4 Clav-
i Beets-1 Earl Boyce, 2 Muriel ton Crosby. B0l\ShHW-
CLASS XIUI-SPORTS
Cmned R“l’5°“`l°“"` R" Johnson 2 Geo Pickering 3 Edllhl bell 3 Edwin Paynltf- social discourse etc Delicious re ac e n' y B' ug 50
. V - . . _ yds_dash, girls under 9-1
. H53-Ney. 2’ 111129-lltllfll VVl\l¢°l\°°d» 3 Whitehead. 4 Elva Paynter. Wheelbarrow Race for boys-1' fl-esl-imems were served by the “_ Mildred U1`°~°by» 'D°"ald~ 2 Lugiln Calsriniélodvlna Niiidred mmm' 2 1-sabei 0,0553 3
Leigh Campbell. ' i Gnd” V ,md vI_1 vll-glnia' 1-llllnl-d Woodside and Roy Paynter sisiing honesam All departed ‘or Cabbage-1 Florence MacLeod, MacPhail, 4 orence c . _ Muriel Mwmvml 4 Erma Mac_
Canned Beeto-1 Grace White- o.Connm._ 2 Ewen Gam,pii,eii_ 3 2 Eiric campbeii md Ewen mmp. their respective homes Mm bid Bonshaw, 2 Stella MacLean. 3 Grades VII and VIII-I Leona Kmmm
head, 2 Edith Whitehead, 3 Ruthl _,mmm campbenv 4 Irene Pickebi ben' 3' Geo Pickering and Jack ding Mm Pmmm ,,G°od_mgm_', Leona Carson, 4 Lloyd MacDollgall. Carson, 2 Thelma Beaton, 3 Idellal Boys .under mne_1 E81 Boyce' 2
Heaney, 4 Elizabeth Wliltélleild- . lng_ lolcoi-in°i._ ,voting it one of the most . E pumpkin-1 Abner Campbell, 2 MacRae, Bonshaw, 4 Clara Mac- Woodmw Macpmu 3 Menu Mm?
White Bread-1 Mafsaret M°¢"l Grades vu and vnl_l Elval 'rhrcc Legged Race for boys- l. evenings or the summer °“l°’“"l° 'rnchna lacoicn, nonshaw. 3 vlncphce. Phu,
l.'“°°"' 2 E"“"°°l‘ W““°h°“‘l» 3 Pickering. 2 Dorothy ccmpbcll. 3 nillsnl wooaside and .lack Pays- __ ' |M°°Ph°l *Wilt Sh°'°l 4 H°“‘S G"‘d°S mi,;;‘fdx"1,f'°“§’°;f:ifg Boys s_-10-1 colllc Mnopncll. 2
Jennie MacKay, 4 Elva Pickerink- Mabel Sullivan, 4 Evelyn Found lter, 2 Ewen Campbell and Joe Th I MacDonald, Bonshaw. Ncvin, 2 M CNS y. _ John Macpham
.Tea Bi its-1 t H n 2  A- l 3 1 Campbell and Mar- ° “me” °'° busily °"5a3°d Squash--1 Leona Carson, 2 Peter Inman. 4 Marguerite Crosby. B0"
wil RU h 08 EY. Grades IX and X-1 Ruth e Wgmore, an Gii 8_iii_i M D li, 2
Margaret MacLeod, 3 Helen wig- My, 2 cn-acc wnilcbead, 3 .lcnnie shall whiteness, 4 rvon scrncrs in “mms the” P°t°'° *i188*-fa *md MacDonald. BonShiiW~ ` |sh““" Mlldlesfl Inman. 3 llllllrlolnrlllscwc-
mom  MDCK", 4 Muriel Heaney ima Jack o.comw,._ slovens ready for the busy season Map Drawing, P E Island- 1 vm'
Sug" C°°l<l¢9-1 MUKUW MM' Portfolio, Grades I to VI--1 Lone Three Legged Race for girls_- 1 of potato digging which will be in CLASS rv-FLOWERS Pcicr MacDonald, 2 Vina MacPha\l i
md. 2 Grace Whitehead. 3 Jennielalvci- school, 2 clinton school. .Beth o'ccnnor and Doris Bnntain, run swing within me next :cw days. sweet I=ecs~1 slcllc MncLesn, 2 3 Florence MnoLccd, 4 Lillian car- _
MHCKHY. 4 Loma Warren grad” vn gi, x__1 Long River 2 Margaret MacLean and Marion _ _ - ~ 1
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leon
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Canoe Cove, 2 Mary S. MacKay,
Argyle Shore, 3 Verna Darrnch,
Bonshalv.
Free-for-All, Girls-l Clam Mac-
Phee, 2 Leona Carson. 3 Stella In-
man, 4 Florence MacLeod.
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Englnnd‘s longest-lived people
lhave been' found in thc rural dis-
trlcts near Ncwcastlc, where many
people still lead quiet primitive
lives.
are expected to become more pop
ular for the recently widened and
tree-lined road from Cairo to Glze
is to be lighted by electricity.
Visits to the pyramids of Egypt.
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llnmpil and Bruins enlrd hy' .'ti|n:\\'d's
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LASSES FITTED »
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E. W. TAYLOR
Optometrists
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. |42 Richmond Street
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“ins” Snails-i wma W=f'¢“»'school, 2 clinton school. llrcrgnson. 3 Emily Mackay and _ ' Marivme Provinces - 1 Th in BA|"|'EpiE
Clinton, 2 Ruth Heaney, 3 Jenniel
MWKHY. 4 Miriam MacKay.
Apple Pie-1 Ruth Heaney, 2
` Margaret MacLeod, 3 Grsce White-
’h::ld, 4 Chrlateme Paynter.
 Brown Sugar Fudge-1 Elva
r»°l¢°i’ln8, 2 Ruth Heaney, 8 Grace,
llvilitehead, 4 Elva Wlgmore.
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3 School Lunch-1 Elizabeth White-
ilizad, 2 Marshall Whitehead, 8
Glace Whitehead. ,
ADr0n-1 Elva Wigmorc. -
n nnbroiacrca l-icn¢lrc~bi¢i.- I.
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Project Map-1 Long River school Helen Wigmore, 4 Elva Wigmore
2 clinton school. |and vera Ward-
Poeter,-1 Elva Pickering, 2 Jocky Race f°i’ b0yS-l Hlllifd
Geo Whitehead, 3 Emily MacKay. Woodside and Roy Payntcr, 2 Leigh
Weaiiiei. chii,l\,._1 Cllnlon School' cnmpbeil and Hugh MacKinnon, 3
sports, so yds dash for girls un- Geo Pickering and Jack Oconnor.
der nine years-1 Lois Whitehead. 4 Elric Campbell and Ian Camp-
2 Joan 0’Con'nor. 3 Ruth Ball, 4 bell.
Kathleen O'Connor. Relay Race-1 Graham Road, 2
so yas sash for girl. nine to 12 Clinic"-
years-l Edith Wh’tehead 2 Mar- Free for all-1 Wilfred Pickerini!
ion pei-ii.us°n_ 3 Wrap wigmole, 4, 2 Maurice Tierney, 3 Aubrey '-qnd
Virginia O’Connco 4 Arthur Welsh.
Hard, Red Pim les Covered
Face and Neck.
“When wnplee iret came on my face they were hard and red, and
in two ort ee days they would come to a head. I did not pay much
attention to them at has and in Is
and neck. My face u to burn at night when I went to bed and
I eeraic it.
“A laaydadviaed me to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment so I purchased
some and after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of .
Cuticura Ointment! was completely healed." (Signed) Raymond Currie,
60_ Carr St., Toronto, Ont.
Seen 25:. Ointment I5 und50c. Tllcism Bc. Sold everywhere. Sample each free.
Addn\nCmadianD»°¢= Ly-uAnuin. I-imma. zsesn. Pnl s¢..w.. Monson.
Beaton, 2 Clara MacPhee, 3 Idella
MacRne, 4 James MacDougall.
U
utlcura Healed. Canada-l Ma'guerite Crosby, 2
Mildred Crosby, 3 Louise Maclicvin
short time they covered my face ART w0RK_APPLEs
I Catherine MacLean, Canoe
Ccvc, 2 Bernice Darrach. Canoe
Cove, 3 Muriel MacNcvin, 4 Irene
MacDougall.
ECNAPCING DIUAIQI
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Beet-l Lloyd MacD:iugall, 2'
Lillian MacDougall. 3 M817 Dar-l
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You know how much satisfac-
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just
the
tory service `di-pends upon
clficiency of your battery.
us tllkc complete charge,
pairing and recharging it
' at the right time and in
right way.
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