SEPTEMBER 21,1924 ~

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C0 d ‘ t' d in ' ontreael h?!’ me takes}:

man and 1 feel somuch better ‘l would not be without it. I also use Lydia E.

Pinkhsrds Sanntive Wash. I recom-

mendjhe medicines to my friends and I

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Provost, Albertra-“Perhaps you will remember sending me one of our books syear a . I was in a ba condition llld wo d suffer awful pains at times pal could not do anythln . The doctor md i could not have c ildren unless I went under an o ration. I read telfimtmlflil o! Ly is E, Pinuwmg Vefgetable Compound in the papers ind | rlend recommended me to take it. After taking three bottles I became uluch better an now haves bonn baby girl four mon s _ol(. 1 do my KW”. work and help a. little with the chores. [recommend the Vegetable Compound to mtyffrlends and am willing for you to use ls testimonial letter."~Mrs.A.A. Anus, Box 64, Provost, Alberta. 0

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Strong and well made, bound and double stripped-

Loweot prices WHOLE- SALE AND RETAIL.

Feed Feed

We are receiving OAR- LOADS of BRAN, SHORTS, OIL CAKE MEAL, CRACK- ED CORN. FEED CORN-' MEAL and all kinds of stock FEEDS.

Poultry Supplies -

it pays to Vok after the POULTRY FLCCK. Now ls the time to sped up the young -rul.|,e"rs'dls develop them Into early layers. We oarry a large and carefully selected-stock of POULTRY FEEDS.

Flour I Flour

We handle many of thel bee! Jar-ands oi‘- HARD WHIAT Ind BLEND FLOUIIB, OATMEAL, ROLL- ED OATS. TABLE CORN- MEAL, Graham Flour, Buck. wheat Fioun etc» sto.

N" at Iowfit prices wnotssats mp serum. - i

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(our bottles of it. ‘I was s very. sick 10-‘ '

' Levers, 2. Jessie Norton,

‘Klnuon, 2. Edwin Bell, 3, Ilugh Mac.

d-(b) Exercise Book.—1. Mildred

Georgetown - , School Fair

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Purple Plums.—1 May Mac- Donald. 2. Francis Maclilachern, 3. Rsynlond Mal-tell-

' Yellyw Plums-l, Jessie Norton, ' on» m-Canrlllng.

Wild Strawberries-——1. Jean Mac. Dohald, 2. Jessie Norton, 3, Grace MacDonald, 4. Margaret MacRae.

,Beeis.—-1. Grace MacDonald, 3. Jennie Refuse, 3- Agnes MacDonald 4, Jean MacDonald.

OlassJs-Cooklng Graham Breast-l. Anna Burke, 2. Julia King, 3. Catherine Burko, 4. Winnie Walker.

'l‘ca Blscult.—1. Frances Mac- Corlnac, 2,. llclcn Goteil, 3. Margery

MllcDouald, 4. Catherine Muc- Kimloll. Sugar Cookies-l. Anna Muc-

Dtitlalll, 2. GrncsfMncDuualll, 3. Mary Morrison, 4. Ell-m- Walker. Apple P.e.—1- Mildred Donovan,2. Mnrgcry MacDonald, 3. Anna Burke, 4, MJry Buudrenult.

Brown Sugar Fudge.—1. Agnes MacDonuIdfZ- Margery MacDonald, 3. Julia Morrison, 4. Isabel Lavers. GlDQEPEIFNIPSr-l, Frances Mac- Curumc, 2 Jcnnlu Rafuse, 3. Madeline MacKinnon, 4. Louise Hobbs.

._Oiass 8.-vSewlng and Knitting ,Pillow Cases.—1_ Jean Mac- Donald, 2. lsabcl Lovers, 3. Jessie Norton.

lvienlstltched Towels-l, lsabul Embroidered Linm‘.—1. Catherine lllucKlnnon, 2. Florence MacDonald, 3. Isabel Lavurs, 4. [Catherine Muc- Klnnon-

Mended Wool Sock.—-1. Jean Muc. Donald, 2. Madeline Mac-Klunon, 3. Mary Brudrcnult, 4. May Mac- Donald.

Miltens.—1, Margaret MucRae. 2.. Marie Clark, 3. Madeline) Muc- Kinnon, 4. May MacDonald- _ {Knitted Swea-Len-l, dlbrk. ‘ Fllet CrockeL-l. Julia King, 2- lsabl Lavers, 3. Dora Lavendler, 4. Louise Hobbs.

Marie

Class 9.—Manual Training Coat Hanger-—1, Raymond Sol- omon.

Milking Stool.-—1. Raymond Sol- olhon, 2_ Stewart, Lovers, 3_Edward Mooney, 4- Frances Lavandler. Nail Box.—1. Reginald Mac- Donald, 2. Kennelb. Fraser, 3. Frances Lavandler, 4. Aeneas Bzltchllder. '

Bird Iiouse-—1, John King-Z. Francls Lavundler, 3. Kenneth Fraser. '

lianlmcw Handle.—1. Kenneth

Fraser, 2 Francis Luvllndcr, 3. Aeneas Batchllder, 4. Spur-BBQ" Walker

Class 10-—Lilve Stock llclfcr Cali’.—1. Madeline Mac-

Donald, 4f llarry Layers, i3. Maude Pnrker- -

Plymouth l’liil(!l.1l.—1. Allan Mac- Cormnc, 2. Stephen Scully, 3. Spufgeou Walker, 4. Emmett Muc- Donald,

Pigs-l. Bl-rnard Kecnnn, 2. Francis Luvulldier, 3. Rwyluond

| Noxious Wceds.—1. Rhoda East» on, 2- Fausllrla Gotell, 3. Irving Sampson, 4. Doro. Luvundlcr. 'l‘.eavcs.—1. Faustino. Gotcll, 2. {Irving Sampson, 3. Jean Mac- Donald, 4- Mlldrcd llelL. Wood-l. Frances Lavandicvr, 2. Jessie Norton, 3, Maude Parker.

lnsccts.~—1- Dora Lavandler, 2. Frances Lnvandier, 3. Jessie Nur- lon, 4. Reginald MacDonald.

v ‘fiClill -Collectlou.— 1. Dora La andlur, 2- Farlstlna Gotell, 3- Dorp Lavundicr, 4, Faustino. Gotell.

-, Class 12 School Work

(s. Exercise Book.—1. Myrlck Eaaton, 2, Ada Batcbllder, 3. Nelson Victor, 4- Carrie Easton.

Gotell, 2. Amos Lavandler, 3. Helen Donovan, 4. Gladys Mooney,

(c) Exercise Book.—1. Clarena Llewellyn, 2. Edwin) Bell. Carmelta Solomon, 4. Agnes Mac- Donald. -,

(d) Exercise Book.——1, Mildred Donovan, 2. Madeline Johnstone, 3-

Franccs MacCormac, 4. May Morris.

l‘ er,

i Gotell, 2. Margery MacDonald, 3. . Catherine MacKlnnon, 4. I MacDonald.

~ 4, Jennie Rafuse.

~ Margaret Chrlstiauson, 4. Aeneas . Batchilder.

- Batchllder. 2. Carrie Easton. 3-

ill) Map Drawing-1- Stewart Lnvens, 2. Aeneas Batchllder, 3. lsabel Lavers, 4. Lawrence Bachlld.

,b) Map Drawing.—-l. Faustino

Art Work.—~1. Frances ‘Lsvandler, 2, Mildred Donovan, 3- Mary David,

Crayon Work.—-1. Helen Mac~ Donald, 2. Carmelita Solomon, 3-

(a) Penmanship, — 1. Ada Lillian Llewellyn, 4. Myrick East- Oil. (b) Penmanship-l. Anna Mac- Laren, 2, Winnie Walker, 3- Gladys Moouey, 4. Mildred Gotell. - (c) _ Penmanship-l. Isabel Lavers. 2. Myrtle Ross. 3- Mary Morrison, 4, Jessie Norton.

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River. 2 M, Gallant, St. Annes. 3 Estelle Doiron, St. Mary's. 4 Reggie MacDonald, St. Anne-s-

River. 2 Walter Murphy, Mlllvale, 3

lug Stewart, Hope River .

Goodman, St. Patrlcks. 2 Doiron, 3 Austin Graham, 4 Aubln Doiron, St, Mary's.

Gallant; Hope River. 2 Cullen, Hope River.

MYY/HEUII 311914-71. David Lilverlrfluseph Gallant,

Joseph Gallant, 3 Estelle Doiron- ,

Svlflluflll- 4- "ewe"! LIQWWYII- SlmDSOn, Hope River. a Estelle Doiron, 4 Emmet Trainer, St. . .Clnss lL-Collections... . .. Anne‘

2 James McGulgan. St. Pal-Picks. 3 Joseph Gnllunt, 4 Austin. Qlrnham.

3 Simpson, 2 Reta Redmond.

Anna n

‘ Patricia Murphy.

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Clean to handle. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and General Stern

St. Ann’s School Fair

The Fair was held on Friday Sept. 19 and was the largest ever held in this centre, Scho0ls,taklng part were, St. Mary's St, Patrick's Mlllvule, St. An'lle's and Hope River, each district was well re- presented at the Fair-

After the judging was done a few remarks were made by the Honorary president, the president and the judges, the judges in their ‘remarks all complimented the children on the exhibits shown bu-l told them how they might even make those better another year. A vote of thanks was tendered to the tcnchers and all who had helped nluke the Fair a success, this was rl-sponded to by Miss Simpson on behalf ol’ ilhe teachers. 'l‘he sports then followed which were enjoyed by all present.

Following is the prlz ell-st:

Class L-Grains Oats.——1 Vera Sinlpsoh, Hope River. 2 James McGulgan, St. Pntricks- 3 Eric Bell, St. Anne's. 4 Dermot. Fleming, Hope River. Wheat-l Ruth Gunn, Millvale., 2 Stirling Stewart, Hope River. 3 Clifford Simpson‘, Hope River. 4 Clare Greenan, St. Annes.

Crn-——1 Austin ‘Graham, Hope

B@fll1‘s-—1 Agnes Cullen, Hope Enlmett Murphy, Millvale. 4 Stirl-

Class 2.-Fl'oots Dakota Red Potatoes-l Dorothy Estelle

POLfll0€B.—1 Joseph Damian 3 Albert Murphy, 4 Stirling Stewart-

'l‘urulps.—1 Thomas Turner, llope River. 2 Clifford Simpson, 3, Laren Sta-wart, Hope River. 4|

McIntyre

Mongols-d Thomas Tumor, 2.

Damian Cullen, 3 Austin” Gruhanu:

4 Estelle Doirun. ~ -

Czlrrotts.—1 Austin Graham, , 2|’

Class 3.-Vegetables (lrcl-ll T0lllill.()BS.——-1 Doiron, 2 Jnscpll Gallant, 3

Estelle Ada|

Truillur, 4 Joules MucGulgan, St.

Patricks, . Onlon-s.-1 Agnes Cullen, 2 Vera

(lucnmhnrs.—1 Clifford Simpson.

Bect-s.— 1 Vera Simpson, 3 Damian Cullen, 3 Agnes Cullen‘, 4 Reggie MacDonald.

Pumpkins.—1 Arthur Herr-ll. St- PlllflCkxtl. 2 Herluau Parsons, Mill- vule, 3 Joules McKenna, St. Patricks 4 Clifford Simpson, Hope River.

Class 4.-Flowers

Pcas.——1 Vera Simpson, 2 Austin Graham, 3 Stella Cousins, Millvale. Bouquet anyklnd of FIOWBTS-l Joseph Gallant, 2 Vera Simpson, Eric Bell, 4 Elsa Herrll, St. Patrlcks Mixed Flowers-l Eric Bell. Z Vera Simpson, 3 Stirling Stewart, 4 Estelle Dolron.

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Class 5.—Frult k Duckess Apples-q 614mg?

Anne's. a Stirling Stewart. 4

Reggie Gallant- Witalthy Apples-A Bertha Red- mond, St. Anne's. 2 Reta Redmond-

Loren Stewart, St. Mary's. 4 Thomas Turner, Hope

James Warren, 3 Clifford

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Miscellaneous-Arthur Herrlll.

Class lth-Llivestook Calt dairy breed.—1 Eric Bell,

2 Walter Murphy, Millvale.

Chlcksns.-—-1 James McKenna, 8t.

Patricks. 2 Austin Graham, 3 Vera Simpson, 4 Eric Bell. .

Class lt-Oolleetlons Noxious Weeds.—1 Hope River

School, 2 Millvale.

Tree Loaves-l Mlllvale School,

2 Hope River School.

Samples of Wood.—_-1 Hope

River School-

Class l2.—8ehoo| Work. Exercise Book.——2nd. book.—1

James Warren, Hope River, 2 Clifford Simpson, 3 Oliver Cole, St. Anne's.

3rd. Book.——- 1 Elinor Turner, 2 3 Annie Plneau.

River, - 4th. book-——1 Muriel Stewart, 2

Ashes Cullen, 3 Robert Murphy, 4

Patricia Murphy. v _ Map Drawlng.——3rd Readcn-l

Annie Plneau, 2 Dena Dolrc-n. St. Marya. 3 Lucie Gallant, St. Marys. 4 Loren Stewart, Hope River.

4th. Rea ler-—1 Reggie Mac-

Donald, 2 Aurel Stewart, 3 Agatha

MacGuigan, St, Patrlcks. 4 Elsa Hen-ill.

Drawing Lands Cape.—1 Agatha MacGulgan, 2 Muriel Stewart, 3 Dermot Flemming, 4 Lore-n Stewart,

Crayon -Drawing. —- 1 Cousins, Miilvale, 2 Walter Murphy,

3 Clifford Simpson, 4 James Warr- en, Hope River.

Penmansblp-—2nd. Reader. — 1 Joseph Blanchard, St, Anne's. Simp-

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3rd. Reader.—~1. Lucie Gallant, 2. Annie Plneau, 3 Dina Doiron, 4 Dorothy Goodman- .

4th. Reader.—-1. Elsa Herrll, 2 Muriel Stewart, Hope River. 3 Patric-a Murphy, 4 Lillian Mac- Gulgan, St. Palricks. .

Class ilk-Sports-

50 yd. Dash for Girls under 9.— 1 Allllle 'l‘rainor, 2 Georgina Doiron, Sr. Marys. 3 Nettie Gallant, Si. Marys. 4 Reta Doiron, St- Marys.

ou yds, (lash for Girls 9L0 12.-—— 1 Dina Demon, 2 Patricia Murphy, 3 Bertha Redmond, 4 Lucie Gallant,

lb yd. dash tor Girls over 12.— 1 Clara Greenmau, 2 Annie Plneuu, 3 Vilma Parsons, Millvale. 4 Dorothy Smith-

7u yd. dash for Boys under 9.— 1 Thomas Turner, 2 Oswald Murphy, Mlllvalc, 3 Junlcs Warren, -l Wllllaln Gallant.

100 yd. dash for Boys from 9 to 12.-—1 Leo Malone, Mlllvale, 2 Clarence Smith, Millvale. 3 Vincent Blacquiere Martin, 4 Walter Murphy Blacquleru Martin, 4 Walter Murphy, Millvale-

100 yd. dash for boys over 12.— 1 Reggie MacDonald St, Anne's 2 Domiun Cullen, 3 Eric Bell, 4 Eddie Gallant, Hope River.

Wheelbarrow Race.—1 Damian Flemming and Joe Gallant, Hope Rwer. 2 Eddie Gallant and Damian Cullen, Hope River. 3 Albert Murphy and Walter Murphy, Mill- vale-

Three legged ‘race for ‘Boys.—1 Dermot Fleming and Joe Gallant, Hope River. 2 Arthur Herrll and

IJumes MacGuigan, St, Put-Picks. 3

Reggie MacDonald and Harold Redmond, St. Anne's. 4 Eddie Gallant and Damean Cullen, Hope River.

Girls three legged rflce--—1 Muriel Stewart and Elinor Tumor. Hope River. 2 Dina Dolron and Lucie Gnllnlrt, St. Marys,

Jockey Race-—-1 Damian Cullen and Eddie Gallant, Hope River. 2 Arthur Herril and Wilfred Dolron. St, Patrlcks- 3 Albert. Murphy and Robert Murphy, Millvale. 4 Thomas Tralnor and Emmett Trainer. 5i- Anues.

Thread and Needle Racc.——1 AEDEJB and Damian Cullen, H0118 River. 2 Clara Greenan and Reggie MacDonald, St Anne's, 3 Arthur Her-rill and Dorothy Goodmuud, St. Patrick's,

Pie Eating Contest-l Gus Gallant, St. Marys. 2 JOe Gillie!!!» Hope River. 3 Walter Murphy- Millvale, 4 Thomas Trainer, St.

ALTDGS- 5 Howard Court. Hlllliel‘ River. Relay Race-l St. Annes. 2

Hope River, 3 Millvale. 4 St. Pat rlcks,

Trustees Recess-l Angus Doiron- St. Mary's. 2 Michael Murphy. Millvale. 3 Arthur Simpson, Hops River, 4 Ambrose Herrill. 3'» Patrlcke, ‘

Teacher's -R-ace.——Mlss McManus.

3 iimmg sluigvfggl‘, infiggrmallillope St. Annes, Miss Simpson. H009

‘"1"’? ' l u d r fl t. 2 Miss River. 2 Loren Stewart, H0119 gozslro-"y? or rs

M's" 3 Austin Graham" Free for all Boys 100 yd- dash.-

1 John Connors, St. Anrrcs, 2 John

ma“ 6"_can"m° G d L, MacGuigan, St. Annes, 3 Edward

Raspberrles.—1 Dorothy oo - Con.’ SL mines‘ 4 Angus Dom)“,

lan, St. Patricks, . Beets-l Elsa Herrll, 3 DorotbY Goodman. ‘ Glass Z-Oooklng

Bread-—-1 Dorothy Goodman, 2 Elsa Herrll, 3 ldee Doiron, 4 A511" Cullen.

Blscuit.—1 Dorothy Goodman. Z Muriel Stewart. 3 AS1198 Cilllen- 4 Elsa Herrll,

Sugar Cookles.—1 Muriel Stewart Hope River. 2 Dena Dolronw. si- Marys. 3 Velma Parsons, Millvale- 4 Patricia Murphy, Millvale.

Apple Ple.—1 Dorothy Goodman- 2 Dena Doiron, 3 Patricia Murphy. 4 Ada Tralnor,

Fudge.—1 Lillian MacGuisan. 2 Elsa Herrll, 8 Elinor Turner, 4

Glngvrsnaps-J Elsa Herrll, 2 Clara Greenan. 3 Dorothy Goodman. 4 Patricia Murphy-

Class B.—8ewiing and Knlttlnfl Apron.——1 Elsa Herrill, 2 Ruth Gunn, 3 Patricia Murphy. Hemstltchcd Towel.—_1 Velma Parsons, 2 Ruth Gunn. Mended Sock.-—1 Agnes Cullen. Hope River, 2 Velma Parsons, 3 Stella Cousins, 4 Asllda Gallant. 8t. Mill?!- Sweater.——1 Ruth Gunn, Millvale.

Class lL-Manusl Trailing Hammer Handls.—1 Eric Bell. 2 Emmett Trainer, 3 Arthur Herril 4 Dermot Fleming, Hope River.

St- Marys.

Free for all Girls 100 yd. dash-—- 1 Ruth Gunn, Mlllvale, 2 Velma Parsons, Millvale. 3 Lillian Mac- Guigan, St. Annes. 4 Dorothy Smith, Millvale-

Heatherdale Fair

School

The Hsatherdale School Fair was held Thursday, Sept. 18. The fol- lowing schools t-ookpsrt: Heather- dslc, Kllmulr, Valleylleld East, Val- leyfleld West, ‘Bellview, Brooklyn. Glen Martin. Notwithstanding the threatening appearance of the weather the Fair proved a grand success, with an estimation of two hundred in attendance. The ex- hiblts which were numerous in all classes speak very favorably of l-leatbordsle and surrounding dis- tricts and were capably judged by Mrs. Stewart, Mr. L. W. Shaw and Mr. Reeves.

"Class L-Gralns

White 0ala.—1, Angus McDonald. Valleyileid East; 2, John McPher- son, Valleytleld East; 3, Catherine McDonald, ‘Kllmulr,

Wheat.-1, Foster McLeod, Val- leylléld East; 2, Charles ‘Martin. Valleyfleld West; 3, Dsn A. Mc- Phee, Heslherdale.

Black Oats-l, Hugh McDonald, Hoathenlsle; 2, Margaret McGow-

Mllking Stool- — 1 Dermot Fleming. ‘ Nail Jinx-Eric Isll, St. Annes.

an, Kilmuir; 8, Dan A. McPhee. Thresllsd Beans. - 1, Catherine

Stella \

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You will

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Specially Made for Canadian Trade

McDonald, Kilmulr; 2, Glen Mc- Pherson, Kilmnlr; 3, Angus Mc- Donald, V-alleyflcld East,

Class 2.—Roots

Green Mountain Potatoes. — 1, Jlack McKlnnun, Brooklyn; 2, Glcn McPherson; 3, Gladys McKimwn, Brooklyn.

Dakota Reds.—l, Jean MclPhev, l-leatherdale; 2, Dan A. hll-Phee; 3, Martin Nil-Donald, Henltherrlalc.

Turnlps. —— 1, Donald Cfllll-Dllfill, Heatherdale; 2, Ruth Campbell; 3. Sadie -Brul-e, Brooklyn.

Carrots-l, Myles McPherson, Valleyfleld East; 2, Anne Mathe- son, Bcllevue; 3, Sadie Bruce, Brooklyn.

Parsnips. —-1, Jean C. McPhce. lHeatherdale; 2, Marjorie McKin- non, Brooklyn; 3, Evelyn Bears, Brooklyn.

Class 3.-Vegetab|es.

Tomatoes.~1, Euphelmi-a McGow- an, Kilmulr; 2, Jean McPhee; 3. Ernest Mutheson. ‘Bellevue.

0nlons.—1, Geo. Bears. Brook- lyn; 2, Mary Bears, Brooklyn; 3. Mary Macbeod. Bellevlle.

Gucumllers.—-l, Marjory McKin- non, Brooklyn; 2, Anna McDonald. Kilmulr; 3, Gladys McKlnnon, Brooklyn.

Beets-l, (Hen McPherson, Kil- mulr; 3. George Bears.

lPumpkim-l, Annie Marne-son; 2 George Bears; 3, Louise Bears.

Class 5.—Frult.

Brooklyn; 2, Marjory McPhee; 3, Jeanette Martin, Hoathcrdale.

Alexander Apples.—1. Louise E. Bears; 2, Gladys McKinnon; 3. Annie Maths-son.

Green Gages.—1, Angus McDon- aid, Valleylleld East; Z. Catherine Martin, Valleyfleld West.

Class t-Fiowers. Bouquet-l, Myles McPherson, Valleyfleld East; 2, Catherine Mo

Valleyfleld East.

an. Kllmulr; 3, Stuart McPherson. Dellevue.

qon: 2, Mllrgaret McKenzie, Valley- lleld West; 3, Marjorie McPhee.

Class 6.—Cannlng Rsspbertles.—1, Florrle Camp- bell, Heatlhordale; 2, Catherine Cumming, Kllmulr; 3, Marjorie McPhee, l-iestherdals. ’

muir: l, Florrle McDonald, Heath- erdsls; 8, Annie Mstheson.

'Beets.—1, Belle McGowan, Kil- w

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Class 7.—-Cooking

Wblr-e Brclul.—1, Mae Malllcson, IBc-llcvuc; 2, Marjory McPhec; 3. Mary McLeod, Bellcvuc.

i Biscult.-1, (Jathcrinc (Yulumlug.

Kllmull"; 2, Annie Bruce, Brook- lyn; 3, Jessie Campbell, Heather- dale.

Sugar Cooklcs.~—1, Mae Mathe- son; 2, Marjory McPhec; 3, Miri- um Bears, Brooklyn. .

Apple Pie.--1, Mae Matheson; Ll, Annie Bruce; 3. Marjory McPhee.

Fudge-l, Catherine Cumming; 2, Evelyn Bears: 3, Sadie Bears.

(liugersrraps.—1, Annie Bruce; 2, Mae Matheson; 3, Marjory .\icKlll- non. Class 8.—Sewlng and Knitting

A.pron.~1, Mary McLeod; 2. Annie McDonald; 3 Euphemla Mc- (Iowan.

Handkerchlefs.—l, Annie Mathe- son.

Crocheting. — 1. Mary MrBelh. Bollevue; 2, Efilo McBcth, Bcllcvuc.

‘Knitted Scarf.———1, Annie Mathe- son, -Bellcvuc. b_

Knitted Swcaten- 1. lflilltid Mr- Donuld, Vnlleyflelil blast: L’, Mur- jory McPhce. .

Class 9.—Manuel Training.

Foot Rullxfl. Dun \. .\lcl'llce. ‘Hcn-therdalc; 2. Slunrt McDonald; I3, Hugh McDonald. iicarllcrdale.

Poultry Ford l-loppl-r.~l, Foster McLeod: 2, Slunrl. McDonald.

Nliscelllrllcolls.» -l, Stuart .\lcDon- alri; 2, Dan A. MdPhee; 3, Hugh McDonald.

Duchess Apples—1, Louise Bears]

I Claes‘10.—Llve Stock

| Heifer Calf. ~1, Donald Camp- ‘bcll; 2, tHHTOid McPherson; 3. An- ,gus A. McPherson; 4, Stuart Mc- ‘Donald.

- Poultry. —1, Martin McDonald; l2, rum. Campbell; a, Jack McKin- inon, Brooklyn.

I Class Noxious Weeds. -—1,

11.~—c°"Q°t'UflL Valleyileld

.l -East School; 2, Valleyllcld West DODIIII, ‘Klllm-llll‘; 3, Ruth CB-Inllbellflschoo]; 3_ Heathemnle Svyhoop

Weed SB9dS.—-1, Valleylleld Bust,

Mixed -Bonquot,——l, Mary NiChCll-lz v H n 1d w L son, Kilmuir; 2, Margaret McGow-l‘ ' a 6y e u

Tree Leaves-d, Vallcytleld West, 2, Valleyfleld East; 3, Bcilovus. Samples of Wood.—-1, Hugh Mc-

Pmted Pl'"'t~*1' SAW" Mupher‘ Donald; 2, H. and W. McPherson.

Class 12.—-School Work

(a) ——1. Colum Martin, Valley- flold West; 2, Helen McPherson, Hoathsrdale; ih) — 1, Brooklyn School; 2, Heatherdsle School; 3} Valleylield East School; (c) ——1. Brooklyn School; 2, Valleyfleld est School;_ 3, Heatherdale School; (m-lhhug/h McDonald; 2, Ethel Moi-ell ' a

Y, Map Drawing, lay-l, ‘Brooklyn

2. HCZlLiIPTLlDll: School; 3, Bcllcvuc

Fclluu .

Arlfiwwlrk (al-l, Glen Martin School; 2, Brooklyn School; fLKil- lnillr School; (ill-l, Ba-llevuc