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willlstfuily well. and I have not,
had n tines of if. for four years." '
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Arllgtoai Ave., Ottawa, Ont, 1
Tllls marvelous fruit medicine
helps the bowels and kidneys to rid
the system of waste, and clennses,
the blood stream so that the pure.
rldi blood soon heals the iichin in
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mma  |’ ,usizdbrliesiimgood spovxsmerr. °An:! we
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hhable in all drug stores. at 25:. ‘
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Play smut Ban
whole are all round good sD°l“l»l
DIED
But have we reaaoa to be aura Of
that’ The criticism has been made
that we have lost much oi the spirit
true sportsmanship through the
influence of baseball, particularly
the established baseball habit of
iiitcnipling to “rattle” the visiting
pitchers, the “i-azzlns"_of home
players who make errors the halting
oi’ umplree. etc. As all Qlleme Q1;
umple of this you magigosil i-be
newspaper story; a m ago,~of
ii.. and several others of the team
nero seriously tonsidcring giving
lip the game because of the ex
tleini-l\ unpleasant remarks con
liuiiotisly thrown at them from the
grand stands and bleachers.
a
“ling has been your own experi ‘
ence at baseball games’ Have you
lint many times heard the crowd
lioul mocklngiy when soma player
iloiiig his heel, fumbled a bali, or
:it smile exciting moment made a
iiii.-play'.’ And have you not frequ-
ently heard a crowd, when a homo
piiclier, previously herolzed has
lost control, yell angrily and der~
Islvcly, "Take him out! Take him
out-" . . - - . . . .
..‘.'Did you ever hear
uiiyone call out, when a pitcher
was knocked from the box. and
il-:ilkcti llespondently from the iield,
“Nui-er mind. old chap. you'll get
tlicni over next tlme"? Very sel-
dom--nilhough it has been record-
eil. lt was pleasant to read in one
ni \\¢1i.l1<\ account of the cloain
_ _ L., ,_ _ _ K 1
iiicillcnte of the deciding game ofiline-UD-`Al1d Queens won the 801118
ll is ‘ bi le h io
1, yvlirs g agus c amp n-
shlp that the excited 'Pittsburgh
crowd bccanie silent as Walter
.Il»iiiisoli, the great Washington
l1lt<lir=r i seed iowa d `ih at
lrroep his slid lnuny a time he was I
inlti. \Ve rp sorry, Walter, that it a
lllitl In hc you!"
It is an unfortunate fact how came with a run and touchdown,
th hi lr d
cver. at t s sp it is seldom
h \\iil li ball
a prominent Brooklyn Nntlonall
League player who announced that hem in A row. netted th
~ _' ' _ - w
te
Bs
he deliberately allowed his ann
ent to score a point. He would not
accept an rdvanaaxe which he did
not think he was entitled to. OWU
when the point had -been shell hill
by the Jn? of play.
After t one ‘stories let us reed
this isrrwli from a. nsw|nlD°l‘ 3*
baseball games of ih-is Jelr 5°'
tween Washington and 'Pittaburlh
“Stanley Harris showed a aint!
piece of baseball strai08Y WW” 5°
ordered Johnson to pass Meadow!
Moore hit into s double play. This
eiforltevidently had its effect on
a ow for h crac ed in the
champions a pair oi! counters
r
eault, not of the ability of the
ashlngtou players. in ii straight
at of skill to hit Meadows. but
Y.
would like to ha.ve't8li6ll DB" ini
an 'Varsity
were playing the deciding 1game_of
the rugby championship at. Toronto
s
of scoring Batstone oi Queens one
of the most brilliant rugby pllyefl
of recent yearn. had the solo torn
from his shoe. According to the
rules this did not stop the KUNG; J
tstone would go oil, and a eub~,
stitute -be sent. in .lminedla,tely»
sity ordered the game halted and
waited until Batstone could replace
he torn shoe and return 10 U19
and the championship
The test oi sportsmanship st
B
ose o on the field Some eishl
he University of New Brunswick
nd Mount Allison. the deciding mo
uring the las; few lninuites of play. B
here was a question however,
w ther the runner had not stepp-
lil
account ot one of the world series ,.0
third. The be~apectacled issuer WB! In
paraded to llrst with one down and H
(the 'Plimsbumh pitcher) il W9
was forced to run the paths when 3
ing him around -the bases ’ .M
tor eau incident ot the kind you H
Me d a. e it
nfth, and four singles 'three of
t e world's
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Varsity apparently had n chance ,M
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games is not always confined to
th _ 19
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Illini Ri>lilllI~ 5 » ‘  gE’.§.‘.f_.“.:'*&’i..!  . Singer Wants Free -Schools, __  _
B 5;UeV)d's   ton.n'IBrsokley'; 4 Verna Rodd, Ve5;a“~}'ip?; S    _  
s Soil -
-e-1-*_ »I , _ J Mdlkoid. I NON# McNeil `
canon morals;-1 udboiirali- vu mM 'W&,eWy, 2 v';m1_ [R“"°°ddf °¢‘,,'f,,» ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,_; um, .ins
sid on me 8008 Bhhsalnr and 7 ix _ ' Kay, 3 Allison Bryerrwn. 3 Jim
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(Best l. deck Ilfieh Cobwers-
'mn msn 'nr s°""“M °” maxi ,4 be limi iitolteirira
iownfezrfoola morgan canal “""`""'* “s"?°"°i"`I "°"'§,“°'°,,,,,,"d eoyliiminim ii in iz - i nor-lm
ty wut itoysity. south' l`ii1~§';-,,,f,,“',,,,,""”‘,,;yi’ §'f§`{,§,’“8,,,,,,,,; rwpsr. 2 _iii¢_n¢,srm-wr; a welter
and iaruiarlvy. ram -wal um Mmg' _ 4' _,nu Mgmod iuasliniii; 4 i:1_¢~ir ou-riey
no a. number of eateries tirom 5° "' ` Irreo ini- an--lollrue-rt
ll-Iainiiner iliandie-1 Jlim Stewart.
Amar themlnilainripesohea _were ,$311 fugllgir 2 f{1‘;°,,ifmR°v'x's;s‘,’;:,°,,ii Cilrxllen. 4 inordoll Roper-
‘d° by 'Mr' mil' .M Harman all in 4 Cherie? Hurry' West ROY' “mumlumw `R'a°e_‘1 Jack
srpcir pre-aldsnt. Sports were ther; my. . and Albert Icixaaka, 12° Ei-neg;
d lggd 1 Nr the lemllndeir 0 ‘, _ Millan and en 1 WY.
eu overall; , Mmimq séwylfl l?;2lM~my°sV"Z;1f Curley and Dick iMcKinii1on_
'ine mire uri .lr ar toiiowm-  ‘"*' "' .iocirey mee-i .mat noon :ml
' `A|Ubll 1Woelt ‘ 2 El-'mst .Ma1eM1i nn.
oi-rm 1 ‘Bm 'H°'"" Cm "beef "mei" and limit cllileai s Gordon liiopef
'l tWalter |MoMlill~a'n. Bracltley, Z
nerr. sheet loo tenor om-i ‘S{§I2,,g‘r°“é'fl','f"('d,§i_“°f:f,,’;d, SWG. oiiriey and Garden Roberts.
Washington won that game as I John A ilbodd. South ‘Mil-t.on'. 2 Alli- ml pr|w___1 syn" glgppgiian '-13.-ack. Beck 'raoe for iboyyie-li Parker
ii Bryenion Brwk-ley: _.3 lotliel lay. 2 G0.-dm, .Roberts .wglst Roy, noun. z ..4.i-ure... -ai-yenwii. a .lack
c-iitpn, arackley; 4 C. Hurry. '_ _ ’ . suowart; 4 .Dick Curley-
Bcst tl ears sweet. corn-1 Helen any' 3 Evelyn misd' Bmckley’ 4 Sock race for girls-1 Verna
on. west Royalty; 2 Jean f,‘,'§';*?‘” M"fM2;‘;‘;'ra,f,‘;“;‘;’;f’,§';, 5 Na' Rodd, 2 Jos... _Mcwm 3 syoil lilc-
oloinnon. West Gioyelty: 3 rnicn-, mrlnmet nad Backer, ('Bm_ed1M-fillaiii 4 Frieda McNeill
.Her la another Canadian college lm Molqmmom Wes; Roywgy; 4 Rocks)__(1 Sym’ MdMl;"-an Brad* _M,a"_|ed women, .m¢}._;,_._RgddMris:i
elsn Howard South Milton. V _ 4 ‘ ' _1R. Bryeniton. 2 Mrs. _ :
-B¢’Dt Dim- Df l'lU‘°9h°d @0559- W1' ¥y`§,:;¢§:.Urlf§;.;,;fT|i_:é  Mrs. H. Steed; 4 Mrs. V. -MeMlillan.
Last year Queens ii low eye-<1 Joseph lliaaniiiy, Cen~ Eve] n Rodd Brackfe ‘ 5 19389,; rweigur b0y.p_.1 Gordon
tral .2 R-i1Yl1\°“d 'H°’mb‘y'|'o°'g6m‘ FT; under  months?-1 ivan Bri- Roper and 'Waller 'MdMm_;u;;i 9:
it 3 lwliiiam Hilmib 1. "‘ _ . E. lMOMiiia=ni nd' J. Swan-I ' ‘ ‘P
Queens was wo points iii the lead “JaRgyuny_ 4 ve.-in npdd, South LegJe]2y,?°}T:;d:ry§?3;f Roper e~nid1.D_aOul|en; 4 A. Weeks
lltoll le ’ ' and J. Rodd.-
noau "' _ , _ oiiria, a legged race-1 verna
_ Noinlous 'Weeds-1 Sybil Molvlll Rodd and Lmmena IMGMWIMH 2 _,_
lan.1Bratiltley; 2 Charlie Hurry.
West Royalty; 3 Irene Stewnrj
ok Curley- Wm Ronny: 2,90 th __,,,M,,,,. 4 _nm 5,, _ . s'ciiilsn .rno1s.on0v-en.
wir Road. south mama; 3 C. " ‘ ‘ ' ` °“‘“"' ' freachermnsee-1»r:.1'ri.ompron:
iinry. were novelty; 4 S. -Hurry_|‘v'"“°" _ __ z l.. simmons; a .l. =lvici.eoa; 4
t Royalty 1 lwleed Seeds-1 Frieda Mcl\e~..l C _MHNMM
1 peck Dakine Red#-1 Dv°ly\1is°,"5"'  Hue, Hu", '.i1.ta_rrtea Men.-1 .lui-_ -ia. Frome.
Bi;aleiils3y:I 2 b<3irrlwN~Hun{‘y_:2 ,Umm Hum, .Wm ,Royalw iz Mir. 'it ierowse. 3 -Mr. Matheson.
Royaiy' 'sa Ou ey. - ' _ ' '4 Mi-_ A. lmiiertr. `
nr 4 Walter _McMman.Sy1b1ll lii€vMi|llan. Bil‘:okley., Charlie 'Free mr a,"___l EmeM,McMman:
ya ' _ __ -
63197- ' |H,“sl;r:,'pw;a'!;f'Rv(:,lg:)dy'_ 1 .sumely 2 Benjamin Newsom; 3 Dick Cul-
‘ . 'en; 4 Wallace Rodd. 1
Collwillvn °f 3 iurlilve-1 Jack   'R§,‘§‘;f,',{§. zschlggfi I isoys ti-ee .lor ...ii-1 Everett ille-
Bii 'Webb nl0y&|‘f.y{ 2 '[$&’b8l our-I . ' ,_ . 2 “/_ H ,_ Rodd; 3 D| k
Y WW* ‘R/°Y°liy: 8 Dick 1Curley.|H‘;;"y' Wm” Rwany'  4 Jargeiiwnwan. C
est ,Ronny 4 ,Bmy cumley' - itercise -bool: (al)-1 Bertha _ \ _
est Rove-lil' ‘H'°‘"“'“‘ 2 vw” 'mme' 3 `B°m°y Lgdhrlazfyzlngrnghh la hvgiiq
~ 1 : _ : 1 _
ooiieculon or 6 cmots-1 ntinii`M°°f°- 4 Mm” M°Lf°d- S°“il' 4 ,Lorem M,,K,,,,,,,a
to _ ara l ; 2 M'""'°°- ' _
ent an apparent victory for N B Swann ann” tgmlxdmyi 3 ‘E33 .|3,“,|-cm, .Book (ib)_,1 Helen M0 'Fioliowllng is-the speech msdre by
'I It : 4 H Klnnon, 2 Jean MoKil'n-non, 3 Lillian
;torW$gm(;§fya y `Als°n‘1l»iurry. Wiesil Royalty; 4 Ltila
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*Hilo rosl, of our sport. A( rugby_ ed Ver the Blde 11116. Tllelillellllilll,
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s o ' 'iy- use crowds. And the
nilitllllo seems to have crept into
not-cor. :ind hockey games, decis- G
inns which do not favor the home G
im... any very frequently l.<>0ed_lmd stepped over- This meant the Bw. hal, do,” We wmW,,,_
lllill I ol l. Th ~ in n H , ` _
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in et ere have been
>-tiiiircs of crowds in certain seat 0
_~'l‘t'ii0 S fe [0 al k I
a a result of tiring him by ‘chae
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d to and declared that the u r S
ullifying of the score. and “down"
pposlte the point of running out. J
rye n, 1e»y.
,C ne ,A f 6 in I 1 J .k fwood. Central Royalty.
....13 §-i’.‘i..‘.3..~ 2 ..¥5.‘1.5°.." ¢.._.l‘§.._ -new Bm <°>~= limi iw-
,tm-. monltm 3 _"mes swan' enfto-n.. Brackiey' 2 Doll-a -Hurry
reg Feeney, oi N B. was EDU021 Ceguml RDyaRy.'4 ,Bemm_Howm_d_ est Royalty; 3’ Florence |Piercei
_ r nn
Mmm Bi-ackley; 4 Hazel Hurry, West
len 1MoKlnnon, West 'Royalty
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n McKnno'n, W. Royalty;
.auror-
ii at pro ss u hoc ey
ru ich# h in i
*':s§;" _Qs
_ or( r rip e p yers
~‘ Another angle of had sportsmen
ship In amateur baseball or hockey
-lniriicularly in small town leagues,
is the bringing in of outside play-
r-rs. calliiig them "Simon Pures."
and paying them in some surreptit-
*ou \\'.i forthci lice
i1` ‘~‘iil`0W g t'hngs upon thc N
iw. ill ic to 1' th la _ 6
*ff 1* .' ll Hy the game I' B 2. acc pt
_thc rulings of the mfg;-ee, and make among the Canadian Maritimes coil Hwfnfbiy. 4 Vern 'SmailW00d. Cen- West Royalty: 2 Olga. Matlheaotri
tlei ki it ' legen. A few year back their rugby tml RDYGU-Y- 'Soulth Milton; 3 Gordon Roberts,
‘Bouquet of1Sweetf*Peas»-1 Ethel lwsgg Royal-Ly; 4 ,Neg Meme
- e ' y ~ ser' s. f
As to Canadian alpleges them. courageous good sportsmanship in
sol ' _ tli ' a
ies, eir preseu, day standard
of sportsiiizliiship is as high as one
could find nnywhere. While such m
things ae “rushing” good men, and1L
“putting them out of 1busiliess,"1
has not been unknown, this has
_ur tl lil 'nl h d ri
Pa Y H11 _S 6 du ng recent
e rv t li
ll
_V fi -. Bull 0 ey our boys geiier-_
` llv I st al h _
1 i r loc A in good temper. ln ~
this nur colleges are setting ai!
spl vliilitl lr‘afl__ "i
HP " ' i cid h
lil  tot e spo ng a ous
iii' .\ii'il‘lI as a sample of "McGlli_
_-|.nrt<iii:|nship";
.s'I.ni1» thrce or four yeane ago dur- 9
pla the anie that way-and even 2
' - in - ' r e g e. -
iiiitl "iiliiiii'ai’ter hand reached to tercollelgaite rugby final bei een
m
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if the fellows we are u against 3
so
__ ilu; the liiinllal cross country run'
red'excitedly about the lineaman. A
He stepped over. What else could
waa brou ht ibaok. and N B lost
'that fact, and the score of
game, will be forgotten long be~ H
n the tension of the moment the Rmhard ,Mcmnmn ,W ,Royahy_
Best half dozen Onions '- 1
yanton Brackley 3 Nadine Rmp
illarr, Brackley.
liloyaltq
, Fhtereise boolk id)-1 Irene Stow-
|a.rt. Sou1th1M1llton; 2 Nadine .Riopein
Centrml Royalty; 3 Kathleen Cur-
ley. West Royait ; 4 Hlcien Mc-
ds. 'Swann Ceoiiral 'Roy'a'lty. ' Y
Kay, B1°acltley_
l riiyv" reeiiey insisted 'rne bali §"°‘Y“ “'°d*l' 'B"°°"“°’¢~2 A“"°°“ 'Mali Drawing ld)-1 lack nixlil.
South Million 2 Harry Leviiis lWest
f ' . ~ I
s '_ : -
he match and championship. Bait TE' Cemni 'R°Y°‘l¢3’1 4 Walmf Mc' Royalty; 3 Evelyn Ciilrley; 4 Heleini
I e
1M cKay, Braloltle y ~
t
1Best half dozen: Cucumbera- 1 Map _Dmwmg (c)_,1 ,Maman M0
ore Greg Feeney's example of N?" M°Ki"m°“» Wesf R‘_’Ya'"'Y5,_l2 Neil. South .lVlll'ton; 2 Alma Weeks
Eve 7° 'Rudd' B“°l""'y'_'3 Mark’ " Sou-th .‘lirl1lton; Il Olga lMa1thson, to -them as they grow older. -
trying situation. 1'M°°"e~ 50""-h'Mm°”? 4 B`°b ’M°°"°' South IMiilton; 4 Bety Curlcy, West
That is the kind of good sports- 5
anshlp that is expected of Scouts
et us -make sure that we always B
n Unive sity hall earned a
eam was playing against another
eam not always noted in this re B
gainst. them. the other team be~ Milton; 4 Verna Rodd. South Mil- Bi-aickley: 3 'Bertha Howard, South impress upon you the_ importance
an using unsportmanlike methods
e
upportene came the cry, Play
Mount A ballboys' Mount A
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r7°°°°”' B"°ki°77 2 Am°°“ BW' 'West Roxlfty; g.lack llgodad Suollqirtiii
union, Brluckley; 3 ‘Bertha -H»ow|r‘rd.‘_Mim,0n; 3 Frwdl Mdlqdm ' ,Synth
_ 1 ii _ Mil-item: 4 -Nadine never. <=f="°-in/liiton; 4 Helen rlowml. sou-i.-i.
tloirt "play the game." violin. Aili- iral ~Reva1ty- '*- qmitlwn.
r une 'Best Pumpkin-~ 1 1Ma.l1lon Mc-1 ---~
d: 2 Joseph Iiamhly, 2 Wm. 1Art_ Work fc)-1 Hazel Hurry.
fY0DiD1l. BTHCKIVY: 2 Gordon Rop- lPen.mansirip-1 Marion- McLeod.
r, .5 4,, n em Whm, as spect. As the game began going er. lBrackle'yi 3 Jean McLeod. B- Central llooyulty; 2 mpg] B,-yemon,
leecll lil h rti tr diti H
dltley; 3 Raymond Halmiblyi 4
‘iH‘l\\'l‘i\n .\I<‘.Gill and Toronto Univ-|b
mi.-it_\'_ ht-ld at Montreal, Wiggins "1
all 'l"haIt is, Play square and
ear. no matter what the other
.1
$ _
 the _\_it:t'lill long distance star, was
 rlllllillig ln second place some little
‘rlistnlicc hohlnd a Toronto runner.
Wiggins knew every inch of the
I-oiirsm on arriving at a certain
ipoltit, lie discovered that the
‘Varsity man had taken the wrong
itiiru. \\'iggiiis halted. shouted, and
brought thc 'Varsity runner hack
'si-t him oil the rlgbit road, and all-
owed him to re-gain his previous
lead .before following. And the
luilit-r.=i words. although certain
l\'ii'tory was offered through his
fopponeiifs error. Wiggins refused
'to take lidvlintage of it-he would
iwlii nr loin- only on a fair test of
'api-Mi.
lit-rv is another example of the'
lsnlilp ltlnll. Some iibtoen years ago'
tlin tennis team representing Eng-
iiand against thp United 1Statss in'
itll.; world championship Davis Cupi
fimirliuiiiviit Included tho famous
1Il1»Iif~l'ly llrothcrs. in one oi the
i.in1;;l¢~.~1 matches one of the brothers
in-as glvcii a point for a bail which
'li~ ,qnw rut the back line, instead
Tlnr i-lmrlng i1. on the next play
'when we are among the onlookers, 5
sc
Tornntn man won the race. ln|
of always playing 'Scout ball
And ie; us set that kind of ex R
amplea of good sportsmanship
Ot course you will want to see your
bool or home team win-that is
perfectly natural--but never allow
cept on its merits, and when play-
le Scouting in sport. LeI.'s always
Dlny ‘\Scout hall."
|iiIHY ECZEMA
All UVER FACE
and blisters and r ead all nnlmy
l oould not sleep on account of the
irritation, and could hardly tall
because the aero u-uptiona were all
around my mouth. The trouble
lasted several months.
S.
however. Captain Snider of Var-
ut
ear ago during the Maritimes in- W
W
Lo
Ro
Ro
B team and its supporters gath
ame for good sportsmanship
So
Ro
Csnlmed pint of Beats-#1 Nevsila'
Ha .
Cliowie-li. Central Royalty.
lHal‘f dozen tea biscuits-1 Ha el
B .
K ' , -
t~ral Royalty; 4 Verne -Rodd. Bout-h
Milton.
face. lt itehed andnbumod causing Bm” “YF 4 Mm” W°"k“1 B°\"'hi
me to scratch which made itwona. Mmm' Ulll¢$S y0l| SCE the "B3y¢i‘
illeat Plate of 'Divlluity Fudge-1
Ailma. lweeks. S. M`iiifon;_ 2 Evelyn
Rddd. Brackley; 3 Jean McLeod.
dd. South Milton: 14 Parker
d. South Milton
dd. Bra lt" y; 3 Vers l{oi'ne,‘
ufth ll/iJil1:~~_, _
ack-ley; 3 Olga Ma'the9on..~S/:ruth
yaity.
yweod Central Royalty; 2 Ella
is
ryenfimn, Brackely~ 2 Helen Mc-
ay, 1BI'aIok’1ey, 3 Lila 'Wood (ken
Ilan. Brook-lay; 2 Vem-ii Rodd.
Minor. . '
"l tried evsyihlng lealild getw
but nothin( helped ide. l began
using Cuiltura Soap and Gimment
and got relief. I continued the
rmtmnt and In about sight wash
lwaa completely healed! (8l|nod)
 J. Rolnaachnk, Bombing.
Cntlsun lea Ointment and 'hi
'Nllno Ginger snaps-1 Illia Wood
Central Royalty; 2 Ver-nn Rodd, S.
»M~llt/on; 3 Helen -McKay, Bralclpley
4 Neviia Haywood, Cent-ral Roy-_
nity.
Gingham Apron wllth lblh, (ai
ovelr 12 years - 1 Fliieba McNeil..
at/Lioya1lit 3 Jlsain Moljeod Isoutll
.6
-vs_
commission) "Have YW W"
sum an Ideal  daily tollai nan:
y.
ilton 4 irons Stewart South
Milton
nn
E #pgs i
~  Central Royalty: 2 1Bom1ce Cullen,
_ I ` ‘ °‘"!‘£‘_‘!;*!°;¥°_;'!Y
South alvliiltonz 2 Della ‘H-ul-ry. West
nll.iior'lio or safaris; - _
li) under 12 years-1 Ada-Bwan,
'M'ili0n: 4 .llalmes McKay, Brackley:
g _ ton
At. one from the Mount Allison Best potted plamt _ 1 velyn _Pen-manehlip (bl-1Gordon _m',b_
"1 d. 'BYGCWGYI 2 H8501 Bryeliton. orts. \Vest. Royalty: 2 ‘Dioltle Mc- |,-,ice will bemme falmmn, mr qu.;,_|.
Br
Klinnon. West 'Roya.lty; 3 Alma
title Ridbsria. Weei ROYSIW- Weeks. lSou.t/li 1M1llt»on; 4 Gladys
IP-late of 6 nipples, Weal-ihiea --1-\vnt,tg_ ,ggugh ,Mi|¢0n_
fellows play Nell 1MeNeill. South. -Milton 2; p¢n~m,m,hip(1c)_.1D¢,|;a Hu,-ry,
ILet us ln our sports make a point Gordon Roper. tllraicklliy; 3 Jack West: Royalty; 2 Evelyn Rodd
South Million; 3 Helen McKay.
Brscltley 4 'Olga Matheson
0° ' ~ : _
8 red Ant-riohan apples--1 Alll- lpepmarighip (d)_1 Evelyn CUT,
on 1Bryentnn_ Ill-aclliey; 2 Evelyn .ie West R0 an - 2 vi.,
Y. y y, lrna Rodd.
South Million; 3 Irene Stewart,
1Solith 1Mil'ton; 4 Jaolt Rodd, Soutih
Plums-1 fN:vi:a Haywood. Cen- 'M|',l10n~_
yourself to wish to see it win ex- mr.) Royiaigy; 2 Waite; M1°M.|||an_ spam
in-sine samefelr and square- Ther Mi:-non; 4 Ella. onoweii, ceiiu-al (yi.-is undg, 9 y,,,,.,_1 Mc,
e
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M;;Nine auger cookies-l Sybill Mc-
Sot1hMLillo;3-I1lllW . - "
In  a'éc:|tiB|isterS' iéral Rnyaltyw; 41l~Iel;n gjiidanilizarli. . .
63 6 _y CUM- 1
rlaokley.
.Best Apple Piie-1 'Sybil MoMliii`
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'hm '>f°*° W' '° »*'-=»'°- Iii. féiiiiiii .”.i’.i’.‘2..“".¥l‘l....fi.‘3I.‘_, Say "Bayer”- insist!
Cross" on tablets you are not
getting the genuine Bayer prod-
uci proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians for 25
years.
Accept only 2
SW Bayer package
which contains proven directions
Hsndgb “Bayer” boxssof ll tablets.
Also ttlss of 24 and |00-Druggiata
Aspirin ia. the trade mari (registered la
Canada) ol Bayer Manufacture of lone
seatleaeidastar of baliqlicacld.
,__
la 2 lWa1iliwe Rodd 3
and Walter \MoM.illan; 4 Rlichard
Mclzedd Mid 1l|‘r1iedL'a iMcNe|l; 3 B.
Miss Ruth Harper.
Ladliea and Genmlomen:
Al; this the,Uirat -.annual -School
Fair which has been ‘held since
you :rid mc the honor of electing
me as your president, I wish to
take this opportunity of thanking
you for alppolnting me to che honor,
irblle posiflion. i
‘On behalf of the Central Royaltyl
school Frllr. fl with to extend nl
hearty 'welcome to the parorris -anti
-children as well as to all v-.lsliors
who aire alssembled here today.
'We believe that too nluch en-1
coilra-gemont. calnlnot be gtiven to
our young people to patronllne a
School 'Fair as lit is training anti
preparing them to meet .the big-
ger responsllblilitiea uhat willl como'
-it is adimlitted fby all that farm-
ing is the iiin=l:e1lnd|isi.r-y iii n.~iri-I
Edward Island This being so, it in
it great bhllng tt: -tcalch the -boys and
-gtiiris eairly in life to -love the land.
Thlero is a slogan. "Make Canada
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era - dl; day¢,.___._ 1‘v¢ nat-gl you. ai~~ayi,__,
and _typing at vocational and
Lillian Morton Hopes
Some Day to Endow _
Such Institutions courses,” says Misa Morton. "I
technical lchooia for girls but do
not usually bother with musical
hink they should put in music.
There is greet talent among than
who cannot pay large sums 1or`
ieaaona. Why should a girl who
is able to sing well become linin-
diilerent typiat? Tile only reason
is that typing is regarded aa r
practical occupation and music
apparently is not.” _
Misa Morton whose singing oi
“Pal 'of My éradle Days" hu
New York City.-A plea for
more and better free musical edu-
cation for children with talent is
voiced by Lillian Morton, well-
known singer in vaudeville. _ _
Miss Morton received her musi-
cni education at the Henry Street
Settlement here. The instructors
in this institution gave her all
the trainin she ever had. And,
li land to love," and it seems to mo,
we might. well adopt la slmilar1
motto for mir ‘School ‘Fa-lr and -that?
.is "iMake -Prince Edward llslland ag
land to love_" l
The erhiibits :here today show‘
much work and cane by ouir yeungl
people. and I would like if ti could
oi' sirilvlrilz to produce only the
best.. and if t1ht's lie done our 'prov-
ity ratlueir than quantllty
ILe.t me close by reminding you
of the words of the poet 'who said.
"He 'that maketh -two Iblades of
grass grow where fonmlerly only
one -Krew, -is a -benefactor to the
world."
(~Pa1tridt pleaee copy)
---<o>*_-
'POLITENEBS
-Someone has qiialntly rl-m-arked
that polrlienesil is like an air-
cushiion. there lip nothll-ng lin it. blrt
it eaara the joints. wonderfully.
There ‘ls a great deal of tlruih lin the
remark. and it shou-ld miillte each
of ue endeavor to cuiillvate the
sxcrllrlnt trait or virtue of -polite-
nera. '
When we are pr-one to forget the
“ttle courtesicii that go in form'
'rue poilltenrlaa. lst lla remember
'ihoiit the aincushlon alnd proceed
1l /moe to attend In them. for Ilf not
‘emfllwdy may suffer.
'We miiglll. go a iittei further and
rdd. 1-hai if Miitene-ss la like the
~lr-cushion, -then ki'ndnes1l iwhrichi
Drllmnionri quotes 1l\'l lovl- -ill lic-
'llfvtrl muy lhp 'lille-nod to an iiir hed.,
or pneunintic ¢,Iro. whilch makes the
cars roll .smoothly over the 1rnlrgh1
ronlis. , V,
liiiiny of lla rt-mem-bor li rhyme.
"“\l'nPd in tihlillhood:
"Ultt_i,e deeds of ki-ndnni1s_ little
nets nf_lnv¢»_
Vill1ke lHs world an Eden. like the
Hmvan ahovc” _
it would -he well in meditate- on
these lines when we are seeking
for oppnrtuniiiies io do 'great th-ings
that wi-i-i make the world better.
-----<4-Q-i.
taya Mills Vliiorton, it was entirely* won the favor of .critics all over
idcquntr. On the strength of it.,
she got. lier_vaudevllle iiob and
kept it, winning notice a moat at
once.
"They teach domestic science
the country, hopes to be able
some day to endow music depart-
ments in all induatriaiacllooil.
She is trying to interest milli-
cians in the plan. `
_ - ,.»_
, »»~ __ ,
or stove that -has burned red on top
through overheating. ruib well with
a cutienion. ' i V
Before applying polab to a srate
IT coal at' resent rlcea, it il
H P il _
certainly folly to burn it in wa_ei¢-
.ful stoves or poor, ineilioleni
furnaces.
The New Giiaon “li/lagic`_’ Tungsten PNN
Furnace gcta more heat unit_a out of a ton of
coal than any other hcatingn system ever
devised. _
A new type of grate bums ,tile fuel around
the outer edges where it _is transferred to the
air quickest. A new patented Air Blast burns
the gases and smoke and soot before they
escape to the chimney. _
This new furnace, in fact, brings_fuel econony
too startling to bi: expressed ln1_worda. 2
saves the fart hall of your coal bill!
Costa less to buy, less to_ inat_a|l. Giv"
grickcr, cleaner heat. Mads in Plpeleal and
'pe styles in sizes to suit any home, store.
church or school. _
Gi |.SUll“MAG lc
'I The ONE PIECE Furnace Bulliof Tungsten Plate
Na noel is delay. I ran out a tliliuin "Magic" in year homo
for a small asm and live yon twelve months to pa! il*
balanea. Belora the cold weather romeo-get ibla aeeaelllll
I
aleieat loatfnl :num Installed. :__ V _I
1 GURRIE G. MURNAQHAN
Factory Ropranaentatll/a. V
Telephone-488. Charlottetown; P, E_` I.
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