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Iortune Bridge. The exhibits wereiBa

y. iiumerous and the Fair wee o. de- QEWING AND KNITTING.

aided success. A special lteature was the sale of ice ‘cream BN1 Aprons-—1.

oenti-y. The ionowlns "it the Fortune Bridle. 2 ' o; of the prize winners. {Fortune Bridle. Sea. 1 (0ats)-—1 Lester BourltaJFortune Bridge. Fortune Bridge. 2 Althea. Col‘! Fortune Bridge. in. Fortune Bridge. 3. Eldred Br)", Embroldérfill ahton. lRollo Bay. 4 Nancie tvhite. Collin. Fortune agflo Bgy, (Toflin. Fortune Bridge. 3 Miidrad lSec. 2 (Wheatl-d Wililiam Mir- Couin. Fortune Bridge. 4 Ellen Kinnon, Rollo Bay. 2 Harviey Alt-stead, Egllngton. - r‘

ken, Fortune Bridge. 3 Peter Mc-

Cormac, Rollo Bay. 4 Earnest Unq MANUAL TRAINING- derbay. Eglington, ' Milking Stool—1 Peter McCor- 8Q‘; 5 (.corn)-—1 Jacelyn Collin, mac. Rollo Bay. Fortune Bridge. 2 Hilde Frelwlsv Nail Box-l Rollo Bay. 2 Peter

Fortune Bridge. . Sec. e lBeansF-l Iiiinsie llfl- Rollo Bay.

Kenzie. Fortune Bridge. 2 MEX- Miscellaneous h , lingt n. Fisher. Egiilliiim- fit Wlllerd Reid. Rollo Kinuoli, Rollo Bay. 3 Willard Reid-

Bay. z John MoRae. Rollo any. 3 Rollo Bay. Hilda Francis, Fortune Bridge.

lseo. .ii (P0l8t0€B)-—1 Earnest LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY-

Underhay. EglinSY-Oll- 2 1'15")’ All"

ken. porter... Bridge. s Fred Aii- Holstein Calf-—1Eldned' Brynn- ken, Fortune Bridge. 4 Edwin ton, Rollo Bay. 2 Aldon Brysnton. Townsend, Rollo Bay. _ Rollo Bay. 3 Harry Aitken. For- v ‘sec, 5 (Turnlp5)——1 willard,tune Bridge. 4 Ralph Collin. IP01‘-

35-1 Willard Reid. Ernest Reid, Rollo ton. Rollo Bay. Day. 3 Howard Dixon.

Sec. 7 (Carrots) _- 1 Sterling cringe, 4 Thomiae white. Rollo

Rqld, R0110 Bay. 2 Earnest Under- tune Bridge.

hay. Rollo Bay, 3 Donald Bryanton.‘ Ayrshire Cia

Fortune Bridge. 4 Clefford BYYBH- Rollo Bay. 2

Reiid. Rollo Bay. 2 Earnest Reid, Bay.

Rollo Bay. 3 Wallace Francis, Puliet and Rollo Bay. i Mabel ljnderhay. Esl- Rocks-—1. Ernest Uuderhay. Egl- dngton. 2 Sterling Reid. Rollo Ba igec, s (Parsnipsl-d George 3 Mabel Underhay. Egilington.

Canohan. Fortune Bridge. 2 Wlii- Peter McCormac, Rollo Bay.

ard Reid. Rollo Bay. 3 Edwin Pig~Bacon Type—-1 Ernest Reid Townsend, Rollo Bay. 4 Clifford Rollo Bay. 2 Willard Reid R0110

ington,

Townsend. Rollo Bu)‘.

bald F.,sher, Eglillglon. 3 Willard ha);

geld. Rollo Bay, 4 Earnest Under, Samples o! Wood—l. Ernest Un- hay, Egllngton. lderhay, Eglington. 2 Wm. Cano- ‘ Bridge. 3 Howard Bourke. Fortune Bridge. 2 “Jillléifllxgg, Fol-tune Brldgg Bourke. Fortune Bridge, 3 Claral A Busy Work Book-l Mabel Bourke, Fortune Bridge. 4 WillizluuUntlerhay, Eglington. McKinnon, Rollo Bay. Comm BEliIIEl-OB- Sec. S iCucumheri~l Hilda Kenize. Egilngton.

‘Sec 7 (Pumpkin) ——1 Stelltuhan, Fortune

Francis. Fortune Bridge. 2 Eliza-lKt-nnize.

bcthiFrancie, Fortune Bridge. 3; Rural sclene Earnest Underhay, Eglillgton, 4iLettie Collin. Fiortune Bridge. 2

Mabel Underhay. Egllngton. Althea Coflin, Fortune Bridge. 3

Sec, 1 (Sweet PEBBS)—*I Earnest Ernest Underhay, Eglingtou. 4 Reid. Rollo Bay. ‘Z \\"llllanl hic-ltvliliam MoKinnon, Rollo Bay. Kinnoll, Rollo ‘Bay. 3 Ethel Cauo-l .\lal>—-1 Donald Bryanton. For- han, Fortune Bridge. 4 Ruth ClaP-ltullc Bridge. 2 William White. Egllngton. Rollo Bey. 3 Minnie McKenize.

Sec. 4 (Mixed Flowers) -— lii-‘ortune Bridge. Ethel Canohan, Fortune Bridge. 2lKlnnon, Rollo Bay. Ruth Cinpp, Egliugton. 3 Sterling. (A) Drawing-d William Mc- Reid. R0110 Bay, 4 Mabel Lilldrlr-‘Killnon, Rollo Bay. 2 Lottie Coiiln, ‘Fortune Bridge.

iSec. 5 (Piant)-1 Willard ReiduKenlze, Fortune Bridge. 4 Hazel

Rollo Bay. 2 Willianllllcliinuon- Wood. Fortune.

Rollo Bey. a Flora Paton. Rollo‘, ilal~l Harold Dixon, Fortune _ Bay. 4 Sterling Reid ,Rollo Bay.,l3ridge. 2 Sarah Collin.

sec, 1 (Appl8S)-1 Sarah CoiiiulBi-idge. 3 Edwin Townsend, Rollo ,Bay. 4 Howard Dixon, Fortune

hay. Eglnngtoll.

Fortune Bridge. 2 Donald Bryan- ton. Fortune Bridge, 3 Eldred Bry- Bridge,

nnton. Rollo Bay. 4 Earliest Lindon. (trl-l Elsie Townsend, Rollo hay. Eglington. EBay. 2 Aldon Bryanton. Rollo Bay.

Sec 2 (Applesl-J Ethel _Can0-i3 Wallace Francis. Fortune Bridge. hen, Fortune Bridge. 2 Lilldrclfl-l Citlord Bryanton. Rollo Bay. Ooflln, Fortune Bridge. (l Eldred; (A) Wniting—1 Minnie Burke. llryanton. Rollo Buy, -i Loretta blc-ll-‘ortune Bridge. Rag’ Rolno Elayllvll d rt id a ll lmiligleal F‘i’o‘§l""°r""d‘°'a ll

Scc. -— lair e . o o i -— so ownsen. Roo Bay. ‘t Mildred coma. FortunelBny. 2 Francis White Rollo Bay, a

Bridge. Aldon Bryantou, Rollo Bay. Sec. 1 (Pickles)—1 Mildred coil.‘

l3road~l Althea Collin ,Fortune‘Bay, Bridge 2 Evelyn Bryanton. Rollo Bayl 3 Loretta Fisher. Eglinglvn

Rollo Bay. L‘. Althea Collin, Fortulleilgrrlrlgo_

Brill-gin fl Mlldroil Coffin, Fortune, SPORTS.

Bridge.

Apple Pie ~1 Althea (Dllllhl rA|- 50 yd, dash for glrlg undel- Fortilno Briiigv. 2 Loretta filcRav, fl yrn.---1 Gladys Aitken. 2 Minnie Rollo Ray. '.i Lottie Collin. Fortilnt-‘Bilike. 3 Bertie Coflin 4 Grace

Bridge i Mildred (Wlfliil, l-‘tlrtliilc-iliryllnton.

auntie. l (lib-BO yd, dash for girls 9 to iz Fuigcmi Loretta ’.\lcllzlc. Rollo, -l llolcll Fisher 2 Maihel Under- . _ ‘hay I‘. Violet Collin 4 Clara Burke Montague‘ 2' Mme “Been Mo“

illwlfi yd. dash for girls over

ialttnll . .

idl~7il yd. dash for boys over i —~lm\'v'insioe Wilt 2 Fred 8r. Frank (In ll.

ii3)—--l00 yd. dash lfor boys 9 to ‘l! --— l. Clifford Bryenton 2 Geo. Jackson 3 Lelltcr Johnston 4_Wall-

are French;

‘anion

er twoyeara before Lydili -

neighbor.

taken five oaee I was bed, and when the first ken Lwu out of bed and , ound the house. During "m"

and been obliged m get (-Hl-—50 yd. 3 legged race forboye "V" 13~1 DOOM‘! BPYlnton d: tague; 3, Frank Bell. Montague. Wm, MoKlnnon 2 Archibald Fish- _ or & selloiln Jackson 3 George .

(Ionohan lit Howard Dixon Pnkmlm Monnsue’ 2' uhnmm in turn w the Vegetable (C)—il0 yd. 3 legged race for

' Ba. 2 Hazel Wood. Flortune

Fvortune Budge Brilige 3Evelyn Bryanton. Rollo —-'——— Bay. 4 Willard Reid. Rollo Bay.

..-.. . . . Glngerenaps-l Clementine Bilb- Tlls-nir wits mu i summit" er, Egiington. z Llora Pa g all. The Schools taking NPVBay. a Althea coins. Fortune are. Rollo Bay. Egliuswn “flier-logs. 4 Evel

Montague School Fair

Victoria. Cross 2, Hervey Ron, Ya BTW-ll"!- 3°l1° Lower Montana. tague; I, Cameron Annenr. Lower Montague; 8. Ghee ehirmer. Lower Montague; 4. ric Colin.

a Mildred coilln, "mm"-

4 Althea Coflll,

Linen-X, Mll-CNG 'Brid.gc, 2 Althea

Montague.

Montague; 2,-Vernon McLean, Mon- tague; S, hank Green, Montague; P4, Lloyd McKinnon, Montague.

CecilBeck. Lowel- Montague; 2. Cdlln McLeod. Victoria Cross; 3, Brenda Cosier. Montague; 4, Arth- ur Burke, Montague.

Wm. McKinnon,

tyre, Victoria Cross; 2, Cecil Beck, Lower Montague; ti. Thomas An- uear. Montague; 4. Donald Mc- Leod, Victoria Cross.‘

tague 2, Garnet McIntyre, Victoria Cross; 3, Eric Cotfin, Montague; 4. Thomas Annear, Montague.

tague; 2, Floyd McKinuon. Mon- tague; 3, Kieth McKinnou, Mon- tague; 4. Frank “Bell, Montague.

Lower Montague; 2. Cecil Beck. Lower Montague; 3. Thomas An- near. Montague; 4, Lloyd McKin-

C°°k°r°1"m"ed non, Montague.

Donald, Montague; 2, Wlnnifrid Mc- Donald, Montague; 3, Cecil Beck. Lower Montague; 4, Edna Fraser.

My.

gee ll (TOn\8.tOQ5)—-1 Helen Pullet and Cockerel Leghorna-LMontamw- Fisher, Eglingtoll, 2 George (‘ulw- John McRae, Rollo Bay. 2 Patel‘ h“, pun-lune BFlIlgG. 3 Lister Mc-Cormaic. Rollo Bay. 3 Erneetltague; 2, Arnett lves, Montague, Johnston, Fortune Bridge. 4 Gladys lteirl. Rollo Bay. 4 Clifford Bryan" Aitken. Fortune Bridge- W11» R0110 3E)’-

Sec. 4 icuculubersl~l Elsie Pig Lard Typo~1 Lester Johns- Townsend. Rollo Bay. 2 .\ll.ll‘l€l|10i1. Fortune Bridge. comn, Egllngloll. 3 Peter hlcCor" Noxious Weeds-A mac. Rollo Bey. 4 Clara Bourke. Francis, Fortune Bridge. 2 Evelyn Fortune Bridge. tiryanton. Rollo Bay. 3 Loretta

Sec. 5 (Beete)~—1 Sterling Reldul-llsher, Egiington .4 Mabel Under- Rollo Bay. 2 H.lda Coflin, Egling- hay. Eglington. ton. 3 Hilda Fisher. Egllngton. 4 Tree Leaves Ray MacKenlze. Egllngton. Frances. Fortune Bridge. 2 Th0- ,isec. 6 (Cilhbagei-d George mas White. Rollo Bay. 3 Loretta Carohall. Fortune llridge. 2 Archl- Fisher. Egiington. 4 Mmbel Under-

tague; 2, Claude Nicholson. Mon- tague; 8, Arthur Btu-lite. Montague; 4, Lowell Poole, Montague.

Victoria Cross; 2. Cameron An- near, Lower Montague; 3, Thomas Annear, Montague-

Montague; 2, Cameron Annear. Lower Montague; 3. Thomas An- near, Montague; 4. ‘Pearl Meillsh. Montague.

man, Montague: 3. Adel! Parkman. Montague; 4, LOUJBB Burke, Mon- tsgue.

mam, Montague; 2, Miriam Mcin- tyre, Victoria Cross‘, 3, Louise Burke, Montague; 4, Floyd McKin- non, Montague.

Montague; 2, Louise diurke, Mon-

4 William Mo-

tCl——i Violet Collin. Fortune in." Fortune Bridge. Bridge. 2 Sarah Collin, Fortune

_ COOKING. Bridge. 3 Harold Dixon. Fortune ‘lBridge 4 Reginald White. Rollo

(Di-l Lela Jackson, Fortune Brill-go. 2 Hazel iWbod. Florrtune 4 Clemeritille Fisher. EgliugtonwBrid-ge. 3 ‘Stella Burke. 4 Minnnie

Ton. Biscuits-J Olga. BurkmzMcKenizc, Fortune Bridge. , Fortune Bridge. 2 Althea Coiiilll (E)—1 Lettie Fortune Bridge. 3 Evelyn BryauqBlndge. 2 Althea (lotlln. Fortune ton. 4 Violet Coffin. idortutle. lrldge. 3 Wnl. tConohan. Fortune-

Waebington Pie—i Jessie Paton-Bridge. 4 Harvey Altken. Fortune

Gminl , . White Oltl-‘l. Garnet McIntyre.

Wheat-—1. Thomas Annoar, Mon-

Sweat Corn-—1. Lloyd McKinnon, Threshed Beans-l. Arthur Burke,

Roetl , Green Mountain Potatoes-A,

Irish Cobbler-—1. Garnet Moln-

Turnips-l, Brenda Cosier, Mon- Carrots-—1. Eric Collin, Mon-

Parsnips-l, Cameron. Annear.

Vegetables Green Tomatoes-—1. Austin Mc-

Cucumbers-J, Frank Bell, Mon:

‘Beets-l, Cecil Beck, Lower Mon- Cabbage-l, Garnet McIntyre,

Pumpkin-d, Olga McKinnon.

Flowers Sweet Peas-—1. Miriam McIntyre. Victoria Cross; 2. Dorothy Parlh

Mixed Boquet--1,Adelle Park-

Potted Manta-—1. Arthur Burke,

tague; 3, Adell Parkman. Mon- tague; 4. Lillian Duke, Montague.

Fruit Red Astrachein Apples-l, Luc- ille Burden, Montague; 2. Vincent. Beck. Montague; 3. Claude Ives, Montague; 4, Ella Collins, Mon- issue. Wealthy Applee—l, Claude Ives. Montague; 2, Cameron Annear. Lower Montague; 3, Cameron An- near, Lower Montague. Purple Plums-l, Annabell Mar-

Cross.

Pears-l, Claude Ives. Montague; 2, Thomas Annear. liiiontague; 3, Margaret Coffin, Montague.

Canning Raspbarrieh-l, Jean Gillie, Mon- tegue; 2, Gladys Poole, Montague. Beets-—1. Reta. McLean, Mon- tague; 2, Gladys Burden, Montague;

4, Louise Burke. Montague.

Cooking

Bread-l, Jean McDonald, Mon- Montague; 3, Marjorie Fraser, Mon- tague,

Biscuits-l. Rita McLean. Mon- tague; 2, Elsie McLure, Montague;

een Nicholson, Montague.

(Ci-lilo yd. dash for boys over

' i iAF-fil) yd, Wheelbarrow Race F015. OHi-BTiQ-"f '1 had 9 new“! for Boys -1 Fred Aitken i! Aldon itls called. with severe Iirylllltiln 2 Lloyd a. cliirord Bry-

pains in my bask, and less. and with ‘zillion rl Thomas-d: Francis White m tinting epeliswhlchieft me very weak» |B)_..[)Qnl]d gryanlon - d gm“ "t" ‘iilliptfiili’ McKinnon 2 Archie Fisher "I Wm an open muc imei - ' m “(L kw" in ‘M. it“... more qrlthollllzisiliilll 3 Howard Dixon k John

iague

i t i. ,‘ Fudge——l, Margaret Coffin. Mon- NERVUII . i. ' - l3. Dorie Stirling,‘ Montague; 4. 9 Alice Fraser. Montague.‘ ‘ ' Gingersnaps-ul, Elsie‘ ‘McLure, Montague; 2, Dorie Stirling. MOI]- tague; 3, Minnie Green, Montague;

4, Helen Vickersflldontague.

Sewing and“ Knitting

tague. ,

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

- sington; 5, Jean Proiltt. Kensini-

Kensington School Fair

Oats-l. Arelene Enmen, New 3 Annan; 2, Dorothy Thompson, Mar-

gate.

Wheat-Ralph Mono. New An- nan; 2, Ralph McDonald, Kelvin; 3. Dorothy Thompson; 4. Fred How- 5, {Mildred Baker,

Sweet Gorn.—1. Glinton Glydon. Margate; 2, Halls Waite, Kenning- ton; 3, ‘Keith Waite. Keneington. Beans.—1, Keith WoodeidmMar- gate; 2, Velda Caseley, Kensington; 3, Margaret Howatt. Norboro; Ruble MacMurdo. Kelvin; 5, Edith Caiieley, Keneington.

Green Mountains-—1. Lloyd Bow- 2. Robert Stavert. Kelvin; 3. Alex Douglas, Norboro. 4. Roy Somers. Norboro; 5, George Douglas. Noflaoro. Irish Cobblers —1. Don Schur- man, New Anuan; 2, Eldon Mann. Margate; 3. Glen Cotton. Kensing- ton; 4, Mamie Connell, Margate; 5. Leaman Caseloy, Kelvin. Mclntyres.—-1, demos Gallagher, Margete; 2, Margaret Hewett; 3. Don Baker; 4, Kempis Harrington: 5. Gladys Baker, Margate. 3 Turnips. -—1. Ralph MacMurdo; Scott Mouse, Keniiington ' 3. Gerald Bowness. Elmer Mouse. New Annan; 5, Jen- nie Paynter, Kelvin. CEPIOlBc-‘l. Scott Moaee; 2. Mar- 3. Boyce White. Kensington; 4. Edith Johnson, Mar- gate; 5, Don Bowness, Kensington.

Tomatoes-—1. Ralph MacMurdo; 2, Marie Millman; 3, Arnold Walk- er, Kelvin; 4. Jean Millman. Ken- sington; 5. Clifford Mann.

Cucumbers- 1. Vivian Hewett, Norboro; 2, James Gallagher, Mar- J. A. Walker, Kelvin Grove; 4, Margaret Howatt; 5, Dor-

Beete.—1, Ralph MacMurdo; George Yeo. Kelvin; ll, Olive on. Margate; 3. Keith Waite, Ken- sington; 5, Vivian Hewett. Cabbage-l, Vivian Howatt; James Eseery, Keuiiington; 3. Scott Moose; 4, Donald Chow. Kenning- ton; 5, James Millrnan. Pumpkin-l, Gordon Robertson. 2, Rose Robertson. Keneington; 3, Glenn Cotton. Ken- sington; 4, Ruth Mouse, New An- nan; 5, Don Schurman, New Annan.

Sweet Peas-—1. Mamie Connell, Margate; 2, Gertrude Gillie, Ken- slngton; 3, Rose Robertson, Ken- aington; 4, Edna Champion, Ken-

Anner, Montague; 2, Cameron An- near, Lower Montague; 3, Cameron Annear, Lower Montague.

Bird Houee~1, Arthur Burke. Montague; 2, Chester Shirmer, Low- er Montague; 3, Floyd McKinnon. Montague; 4, Horace Fraser, Mon

Miscellaneous-l, Arthur Burke, Montague; 2, Archie Hilchey, Mon- tague; 3, Malcolm McKinlloll, Mon- tague; 4, Austin McDonirld. Mon

Live Stack and Poultry

Call-—1. Harvey Rose, Lower ontegue; 2, Thomas Annear, Montague; 3. Frank Green.

tin. Montague; 2. Claude ives, Mon- time: 4' Cameron Anna“, Lowm

tegue; 3, Miriam Mclntyre, Victoria Poultry~1. Cameron Lower Montague; Lower Montague; near. Montague; s. Ellary

Pigs-l, Thomas Annetzr, Mon-

3, Wlnnifred McDonald, Montague; elw°ed°'_1' Vern“ Shaw‘ Bruden‘

Weed ISBGCB~L Crete McLeod.

Tree Leaves-—1. Ives, Montague; 2. Dorothy Shaw, Brud-

tsgue; 2, Wlnnlfrid McDonald. Chester

Schirmer, Lower

J, Ruth Vlcltera, Montague; 4, Eil-

ton.

~ varieties-—1. Jean Sharpe. Kea- sington; 2, Arnold Walker. Kelvin; 3. Marion Bernard. Kenlington; 4, James Milimen; 5, Norman Hogs. Kensin om

Mire .—1, Jamel Millinan; ‘J. Kenneth Moiediaa. Kensinli-fllli Everett Champion; 4, Edith Ho“; 5. Rana Kennedy. Kenning-

ton.

Pot Plant-—1. Elma Douglas. Norboro; 2, Eileen McKerina, Ken- sington; 3, Elma Douglas, Nor-bore; 4, Audrey Baker. Margate; 5, Har- old Clow, Kensington.

Fruit

Apples. —1. Arnold Walker: 2. Jennie Paynter; 3, Myrtle Hughes, Kenaington; 4. Edith H085; 5r Thelma Clark. Kcnaington .

Apples. —-l. Don Scburnian. 2. Gerald Bowncse; 3, Dorothy Mac-

5, Dorothy Thompson;

Canning Varieties-—1. Ethel Douglas, Nor- boro; 2. Dorothy Bownese; ii, Elma Douglas‘, 4, Ethel Douglas. Beam-—1. Kathleen Ready. Kon- eington; 2, Elma Douglas; 3, Jell- nie Walker; 4. Gladys Walker, Kel- vin; 5. Keith Woodside. Mai-gate.

Cooking

White Bread.—1. Mellie Harring- ton, Norboro; 2, Eileen McKenna; Marion Millman; 4, Thelma

2. Mildred Baker, Mai-gate; 3, Mar- jorie McKenzie, Kensington; 4, Eileen McKenna; 5, Gladys Walker. Sugar Cookies. — 1, Blanche Hughes, Kensington; 2, Mary Stew- art, Kelvin: 3, Ethel ChMIlDlml; 4, Mildred Baker; 5, Rita Stewart, Norboro.

Pumpkin Ple,—1, Elva Stavert, Kelvin,

Fudge-—1. Helen Marks, Mar- gate: 2, Margaret McMahon, Ken- elngton; 3, Ruby Rogers. Kenning- ton; 4, Elva Webster, Norlloro; 5, Mildred Baker, Margate. Gingersnape-l, Elva Webster‘. 2, Kathleen Ready; 3. Mary Stew- art; 4, Eileen McKenna; 5, Gladys Walker.

Sewing

Apron.—1. Lillian Walker. Kell- ngton; 2, Minerva Duggan. Ken- a ilgton; 4, Elma Douglas, Norboro. Crochet Towel-—1. Helen Marks. Margate; 2, Ella Moaae, New All- nan; 3, Mary Hegarty, New Annan; i. Gertrude Mcinnis, New Annall. Embroidered Linen.—-i. Gertrude

Enman, New Annnn. sington; 2, Gertrude Mcinnie. Manual Training

gate.

Douglas, Norboro, Llve Stock

tfargatc. Crozier. Kelvin; 2. Scott Moase; ii

Mouse. New Annen. nell, Margate; 2. Gerald Bowneee; 'ey; 5. Clayton Stavert, Kelvin.

Pig-—1. Gladys Baker, Margato‘. l. Alex. Douglas, Norboro.

Darrsch, Kensington. School Work

COD.

Martha 2- “"119?! Annlln.

3. Mable Eur0pe.~l, llclell Marks, lililr- zate; 2. Timlnla Clark. lteilslngtoll;

Sugar Cookies-d, IHeien Vickere, McGuisflfl. MontaBUQI Montague; 2, Jean McDonald. Mon- tague; 3. Winnifr McDonald, Mon- tague; 4, Minnie reen, Montague.

Apple Pie—1. Jean McDonald,

Fraser, Montague; 4, Earl McKen-

e. B—l, Anabell Martin. Montague; 2, Frances Coffin. Montague, . C~l, Margaret Coffin, Montague; 2, Dorothy lParkman, Montague; 3, F i l, ta ue; 4, - _ fillflmnglflgtiillflflllvtgtlznfflllfi. Alexand Rose". 3' Thelma Chlrk‘ 4' Mwiiiarilitzllll, D—i. Anna Grant, Montague; 2, Joan Gillie, Montague; ‘.4, Vernon McLean, Mnntalfle‘. 4. Rita Mc- Stewart; 1i, Dorothy Howard; Doris McKenzie; 5. Marion Berli- Drawing—-,A—-l, Frances 1rd. Kenningtoll. ‘ Coffin, Montague; 2. Thomas 3, Catherine 4. Doris

Lean, Montague. An-

Campbell, Montague;

Stirling. Montague. B—1, Margaret Coffin. Montague;

2, Kenneth iBeer, Montague; 3, Jean cum.“

Plain Apron—1,'Jean McGregor, Montague; Z. Ethel! Cunningham,’ Montague; 3, Pearl Mellish, Mon-

Schirrner, Lower Montague.

and 1 certainly recommend §lf|li~—l Jessie It Flora Paton 2 Mum“ Trflm"

icing‘: lilzhan GDQWlL) ihnot, Helen Fisher f ' n good es . am ui w ‘ w‘ ‘to use these facteqae a u: '—I2I. J. Slrnrncltn, 1B0 Joe. h Avflflle. POM.‘ Ollllfiii- f lKinnon 2 Archie Fisher d: Wm.

- Qlrritsbliity to h noted. Women l0" lea, hi

n10

G Reta Coffin 3 ing- ilslrol Underbey a Halal Wood. lt-l 50 yd. Jockey Race for Boyn~1

Donald Bryyanton t Wm. Mc-

YPQWV" fflllflllln weakness Aitken 4 Lloyd & Clifford Bryan-

a’ James Lutslbonald teal

'57“ ' ton Bryanton . Conohea

Fancy Aprons-—1. Louise ‘Burke, Montague; 2. Doris Stirling. Mon-

mo. _, , Embroidered Linen-—1. Olive Mc- Leod. Victoria Cross; 2. Minnie resn. Moniaguaf 3, Dorothy‘ Park- ’ an. Montague; l4, Minnie Green, __ Manta “OJ-ii .

--~-=-----e--»-- -- ,...'.l1.;l.l:. “

‘Ailki-il 2 Francis 8r Thomas White

B—1. Ellie McLure. Montague; 2. Louise Burke, Montague; “fink Ben’ Montague; 4' Frank Chas. Crawford. lona. WHEAT —~ 1 Chan. Crawford»

_ ma“ 53mm" MM‘ lona. 2 Annie MacDonald, Cardi-i,

$551k?’Ngwnzgfekorillsgsg.“3 gall. 3 Chester Johnston, Cardigan, W A. mnlhlV-‘A-“l- MBMB FY11!» Corn-i Dunstan Macdonald,‘Sili-piluril. w. Moallsne: ZJ-IubQrtMoGuIgMI. Cardigan. 2 Marguerite Dixon, 3, Martha MdGulgan, Cardigan. 3 Robert MacNichoi, Freda Fraser. Mon- Cardigan.

Crocheted Work-—1. Olive Mc- 3, heed. Victoria Cross; 2, Helen 3 Lloyd 8t Clifford Bryanton 4 Campbell, Montague; 3, Gladys iWnilllvn Franc-la & George Jack- Burden, Montague.

Knitted Scarf-—1. Louise ‘Burke, Montague; 2. Jean McGrcgor, Mon-

'Bail. Montague.

Knitted Sweaters-i. Dorothy

Ill-lb.

B-l. Anna Grant, Montague; 2, Ethel Cunningham, Ethel McCain-on, Montague; Peel-l Mellish, Montague. 0-1, Margaret Coffin. Montague;

Milking Stool~1, Frank Green, Montague; 2, Jack McLean, Mon- tague; 3. Cheater Bhlrmer, Lower Montague; 4. Howard Landry, Mon- palnfuli-Conohan 3 Aldon Bryanton i. ‘Fwd “"9-

Nail Box-—1. Frank Green. Lion- tague; 1., Cheater Shimer. Lower Free For All——10O yd, null-i limit-m: s. ClludQ-lveluH-Ilol

Brynn tame; 4, Koith- Jlolianomrolan-

l, Chester Stewart. Norhoro.

ble McKennu, Kenilingtmi.

rial Marks; 5. Hattie Clark.

M°°"°*°"~ M°“°“5“°i‘ 4» 0"“ my" Public SDGaltlng.—l., James Mlli noldll, Montague. Art Work-A-d, FBllly Stewart, Montague; 2, Malcolm McKlnnoil, Montague; 3, Miriam Mclntyre, Vic- Garnet Mclniyrc,

man, Kensington.

PRIZE LIGT. Oltl~1JMeph Flynn, lona.

North.

4 tinvaic. ' noon.

4' Swain, cardigan.

until-cit .;r' rm

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