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BARISTAN POLISH _ Perm au

Tbgiylﬁuerlt! of weave-u imported f...“ Perth and India i: strongly '

malt n this magniﬁcent repro- durtion o/a Polish mg believed to have been woven at Warsaw in (he 17th cmtliﬁ-

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NOW...

ARlYTAN RUG.‘

of EVEN GREATER BEAUTY

HE introduction of the Baristan Rug two years ago

marked a revolutionary advance in the history of

rug weaving. The lustrous sheen, the exquisite coloring,

the luxurious pile, won the admiration of Canadians

from coast to coast.

Now we announce new Baristan Rugs of really sur- passing beauty. . Adaptations and reproductions of the world? rarest rug masterpieces . . . rugs that have adorned the walls of museums and the floors of Oriental palaces.

These beautiful rugs are available for your homeat surprisingly moderate prices. See the Baristan display at any leading house-furnishing store. They are obtain- able in all sizes from small hall runners up to large room-size rugs. While. in the store do not fail to see the Autumn 1930 presentation of Barrymore Guaranteed Rugs which include smart new designs in Saxonies,

Wiltons and Axminsters.

Deslgneol. worm and guaranteed by

THE TORONTO CARPET MFG. CO., LIMITED

TORONTO Established r891

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o“ M st thcona: 3. Eleanor Morrison.

I I; ‘I 5p m“ Brrltlgetown; 4 Audrey Burnett, Strnthcona.

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Bridgetown School Fair

The following la the report or Brlgetown School Fair which was held. Sept. 1o. 1930.

White Oats-l. Peal-L Macltoan, Milli"! Hope; 2, Roddle Maclienzie, Bridgetown: 3.'Clayton MmLeod, A1. blon Cross; 4, Ralph Moclieod. Al. blcn Cross.

Black Oats-i, Rodrlle MaeKenzle, Bfldlletown; 2. Margaret MacKenm, Bridgetown.

Sweet Com-l, Lloyd Macheod, BTWIBEWWXI; 2, Gordon Dookendorif. MW!" HOPE; 3. Edgar Dockerldoril’, Mount Hone; 4. Ralph Burdett, Strathcena.

Beans-l, Sydney Swallow. Albion 5T0”; 2. Willena Burhoe. Mount Hone: 3. Everett MacLeod. Mount Hope‘. 4. Earl Swallow, Albion Cross. -Green Mountains.—-l. Margaret MacKenzie. Bridgetown; 3, Sterling Mﬂiillwd. Upton; 3. George Camp- bell. Primrose; 4. noun Campbell. Bridgetown.

Irish Cobblers-l Pius MacDon- ald. Primrose: 2, Roddie MacKenzie, Bridgetown; 3. Clayton MarLeod, A1- blon Cross; 4. Irma wood. Strath- cons.

'I‘urnlps.—1. Marion MacLcan, Al- bion Cross; 2 John MacLeod. Strath- oona; 3. Alphonsus Campbell, Prim- rose; 4. Roddie MacKenzle, Bridge- town.

Darrow-l. Eleanor Morrison, Bridgetown; 2. Raymond Mal-Don- ald. Bridgetown; 3, Charles Taylor. Upton; 4, Lewis Ross. Bridgetown. Parsmps-l, Catherine Nicholson. Bridgetown; 2, Wlllena ‘Burhue. Mount Hope; 3, Sydney sulnllow, Al- bion Cross; 4. Raymond MacDonald, Bridgetown.

Tomatoes-l. Roddie MacKenzle,

Bridgetown; 2, Ralph Burclctt. Strathcona; 3. Audrey Burdett. Strathcona; 4, Sydney Swallow. Al- bion Cross. '

Onlons- 1. Haddon MacLeod. Bridgetown; 2. Lloyd Maclieod. Bridgetown.

Cucumbers-d. Lois Wood. stiotn- cona; 2, Roddie MacKenzie. Bridge- town; 3. Margaret Betton, Upton; 4, Margaret MacKenzie. Bridgetown. Beets-l. Hazel Burdett, sunn- cona; 2. Euphemia MacDonald. Prim- rose: 3. Lorne Burdett. Strathcona; 4. Florence MacSwain.~ Upton. Pumpkln.-l, Maud Taylor. Upton; 2, Mary A. Campbell. Primrose; 3. Sydney Swallow. Albion Cross; 4, John A. Burhoe. Mount Hope. Mixed Flowers-A, Earl Swallow. Albion Cross; 2. Lloyd MucLeod, Bridgetown.

Geranium.—1, Mildred Macswain; 2. ‘George Currie, Mount Hope. Begonia. — l, Gerald Campbell. Bridgetown: 2. George Currie, Mount Hope; 3, Eleanor Morrison, Bridge- town; 4, Margaret MacMas-ter; Bridgetown.

Apples lAlexandra)-~1 Lloyd M96‘ Leod. Bridgetown; 2. Ada MacDon- ald. Mount Hope; h. Harry R955» Bridgetown.

Apples, lDuchessh-l, Irma wood. Strathcona; 2. Lois Wood. Strath- cona; 3. Rolllh Illa/cum’ 51mm‘ cross; 4, Lorne Burdett. Stratheonﬂ-

Apple; (Red Astrachan)—1. Hattie wood. Strathcona.

Plulns.--1. John Macmod- slim‘ cona; 2. Irma Wood, Strathcoila; 3. Hattie Wood, Strathcona; 4. Elean- or Morrison Bridgetown.

Canned Raspberries.—1. MacKenzle, Bridgetown-

Canned Becks-J. MlTl-iﬂ MilcKen‘ zie. Bridgetown; 2. Hazel Burdett.

luargaret

Tel. Biscuits-l. Audrey Blifdfii.

FITIYUWN (BUARDIAN

muuur mvau SCHOOL FAIR colliiiea

Clue 10 Sec. 3 Richard Murley Prize. (Trio oi’ P. Rocks)

1 Samuel Blue. Hopelleld.

2 Norman MacLean. Little Sands, 3 John Campbell. Alllston.

4 Gordon hlacKay. Gladstone.

5 Ruben Moore, Muriay Riygr, Class 10 Sec 1 (Calves)

1 Ernest Beck, Alliaton.

2 Mary Sanders. High Bank,

3 Myrna Hayter. High Bank,

4 Vernon Hooper. Alurray River. Class 10 Sec. 4 Chinchilla Rabbi“, Stanley Macliay, High Bank. Class 11 Collections Sec. 1

1 Hopeﬁeld School.

8 Gladstone School.

3 Point Pleasant School.

4 High Bank School,

Class J1 Sec 8

1 Hﬂlleﬁelll School.

2 Point Pleasant School.

3 Dover School

4 Gladstone School.

Class l1 Sec. 3

Hopelleld School,

Gladstone School.

High Bank School

‘Alum-ray River School.

Class 11 Sec. 4 Weed Seeds. Gladstone School,

{Hurray River School

Dover School,

i-iﬁlleﬁcld School

Class 12 Project Map; Sea, Q

1 Murray Rive;- School

2 Point Pleiisalll School,

3 Little Sands School

Class 12 Sec. 2 Map Dram-lug Grades

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High Bank School,

Peters Road School

Glarlslnne School

Alllsion School

Class 12 Sec. 2 Slap Drawing Grades Glen William School,

Alliston School

High Bank School

Murray Ilivel‘ School

Class 12 Sec. 3 Art Work, Grades Murray River School

l-iopeﬂeld School

Dover Schol

Alliston School.

Class 12 Sec. 3 Art Work, Grades Peters Road School

Gladstone School

Point Pleasant School Hopcticlrl School

Class 12 Sec. 3 Ari Work Grades Alliston School

Murray River School,

Point Pleasant School,

Glen William School.

Class 12 Sec. 8 Art. Work Grades lmlilay River School, Allislon School

Dover School.

High Bani: School. ' Class 12 Sec, 3 Art Work Grades ll-lu Murray River School.

High Bank School.

Alllston School,

Glen William School

Class 12 Sec. 4 Penmanship Grades 1-1! Little Sands School.

AlllSlOII School '

Poiut Pleasant School

Hopeﬁelrl School,

Class 12 Sec. 4 Grades 3-4.

Dover School,

Hopeﬁcld School,

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nutritionists soy. Statistics sho follow the ﬁrst meal, 7O per ccn

of the entire day's svork crowded. Breakfast is impo

through. Quaker Oats is the breaklu

energy. process retains every vital pa

carbohydrates for abundant body building mine

are less needful.

Peters Road School, Gladstone School,

Class 12 Sec 4 Grades 5-6. hiurray River School, High Bank School Alllston School. Hopeﬂeld School,

Class 12 Sec, 4 Grades 7-8. Hopeﬂcld School. Murray River School. Point Pleasant School, Glen William School. Class 12 Sec, 4 Grades 9-10, Glen William School. Alllston School. Hopeﬂeld School. Murray River School

Plymouth Rock Chickens - 1. Llvyd MacLeod. Bridgetown; 2. Had- don MacLeocl; 3. Lewis, Ross; 4, Har- ry Recs. ‘ White Leghorn Chickens-l. Mur- Baret MacKenzic; 2. Alphonsus Canlp- bell.

Noxlous Vlecds - l. Hazel Burdelt; 2. Grace Betton.

Mounted Tree Leaves-d. Hope School; 2. Eleanor

Mount Morrison;

Strathcona; 2. Hazel Burdelt, Strath- coma; 3. Jennie MacMaster Bridge- mwn; 4, Eleanor Morrison, Bridge-

town.

Sugar C00kle.-—1. Hattie wood‘ strathcona; 2. Eleanor Morrison. Bridgetown; 3, Margaret Burhoe.

Mo...“ Hgpg; 4, Myrtle MacKcnzie.

Bridgetown- Gingersiiaps-l. Audi"?

0F WORLD-WIDE INTEREST

EWI DI. I iew days loss than two {rats before the World's Grain Exhibition and Conlerence will WK? Jlarc at the city of Regina in 1982. a lllllc remarkable interest has develo- ltzl in imractically cvrry quarter oi the ‘lute. A casual examination of one morning's mall this week discloses the

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fart that colnznunlcailan were rccclv- llﬁlllllle. allproviding ample Justliica- y! from iivc grain nnu seed prozluclzil Alon (or the assurance that the i932 €3i1l1ti‘i'l$-—Gl‘€&l; Britian, India, 'I‘l-c ‘Exhibition and Conference will be the Federated Mclay States, Portugal and greatest thins of its kind ever held. Argentina. The contents oi’ theise iol- . tors are more convincing oi this BYBM l interest than is their number or the

Special classes for pedigreed seed at World's Grain Exhibition and Conference to be held in Regina, in

Strathcona: 2. Hazel Burdett. Strath-

garet MacKcuzie

Constance Matheson, Albion (31:55-

Burnett.

coho; 3 Myrtle liiocKeuzic; 4. Moi‘-

Fildsze.--l. Roma Macliay. Slrath- vnafm Mary MucKay. Szrnthconn; 3. George Currie. MW!" “M”; 4'

mom sewing wlvronh-l» M-“'E“"°l Mach/luster. Bridgetown: 2. Moillm‘

widely divergent points from u-lzich , v_ _ they came. The mornings ma“ Term‘ ‘i932 \\.ll not bc provided. this dc red o; is quite typical too of tho daily

colon has been reached by the Exe- mutive and Finance Committee oi the lWorlcfs Grain Exhibition and Confe- lrencc. according to an anroucemont ‘just issue from the offices oi the ex- hibition. The question oi prov- idlng special classes for pedigreed or registered seed at the 1933 Worldls 'Gl'nin Exhibition has been under lconsidaratlon 11y the Executive Com- lmltloo as well as by the Awards com- mittee tor some time. Final dec- llslon has been rcaohethblo special classes will be made (or pedigreed or registered seed. Such seed must bc l l

the patient. -

The outbreak o! revolutions in South America. have pretty nearly reached the epidemic stage. and the mortality rate among governments in the countries affected has been high. Brazil ia the latest victim oi the disease, with the daily bulletins leaving the world in serious doubt conccrnnlz the actual condition oiiilrcss‘. 8. Revel Mo-tllﬂﬁoﬂ- Album Cross; 4. Heals Campbell. Bridgetown. Burdett,

Cross. Morrison. Bridgetown.

Donald. PrimYOSO-

Hope. , Nail Box-l. John M a. c L e o

Strathcona.

zie, Bridgetown.

Campbell.

erdorﬂ’, Mount Hope.

cona: 2. Raymond Acorn.

et BettOh. Upton: 3. Mary Calupbcll. Primrose; 4 M91151?‘ Awm- Album

Henustitchin! (Tooth-l- “will”

Knitted MlllS.-’l, Euphemlo ltiac~

Milking Stool-l, Allan MacLeod. Mount Hope; 2. John Burhoe. Mount

Sroom l-loldeia-l. Rnddie MacKen-

Hammer Handle-a — 1. Geofll Primrose; I. Alphonsus Campbell. Primrose; 8, Edgar Dock-

Calves.—l. John Macbeod. Strath- Albion

3. Jennie hlaeMaster. Samples of Wood l. Gear-gel Campbell. Prlnlrose. I Exercise Book. Grades l. and II.- 1. Florence Bur-hoe: 2. Francis Mac- hiostcr.

Grade III. and IV.--l. lilargarct MacMaster; Z. Charles Taylor. Upton 3. Regis Campbell; 4. Lois Wood, Grades V. and ‘.'I.--l. Ada Niac- Donald; 2. Jennie Macllastér; 3. Margaret Acorn; 4. Everett MacLeod. . Grades VII. and vIII.~1. Irma Wood. Strathcnna; 2. Lean, Mount Hope; 3. Maud Taylor. Upton; 4. Grace Bctton, Upton. Grades X. and X-—1. Christina Campbell. Prxmrose; 2. Audrey Bur- dett. Stralhccna; (l. Agnes {MacDon- ald. Mount Hope; 4. lllary lviacKzly. Strathcona; 4, Hazel Burdelt, Strath cona.

Map Drawing. Grades v. and Vi.» l. Ada MacDonald; 2. Allan MacLeod. (l, Margaret MacKenzle; 4. Margarel Acorn.

Crocheting. - l, Hazel Bilrrlelt. Grades vn. and Vi1i.-l. Pearl grrathcona; 2. Audrey Burdett. MacLean; 2. Grace Bétton; 3. Maud strathconu_ Taylor. 4, Irma Wood.

1, Mary MacKay; 2. Hazel Burdett:

Donald; 4. Raymond MacDonald. Art Work Grades 1. and II.—1

Francis MacMaster;

Kay; 3. Ansel Judson. Grades III. and Iva-l.

d.

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MacKenzic; 2. Ada MacDonald;

ter.

Grades VII.

I Aiarlon. Macbean; 4. luargai-et. Bet».

Pfixrl Mac-l

Map Drawing, Grades IX. and X:-

3. Audrey Burden; 4. Agnes Mac-

2, Jean Mac-

Margaret Betton. Upton; 2. Roddle Betton. Up- ton; 3. Grover MacKay. Btrathcona;

Grade v. and VL-l. Margaret I. Margaret Acorn: 4. Jennie MacMas-

and VIIL-l. Lorne I Slraihcana; 2, Moods Mao-vlRalpZ‘. Surdrtt and (jcorge Currie.

0U will start the day wrong if your breakfast is poor,

tlot iulo the foul: lluurs that

taut. . .it should furnish suﬁi- cient energy to last the morning

unsurpassed for lasting food The furuousQuclccr

of the O£Ll.1_'P!‘OlLCll1S for growth. energy.

als and the important vitamines. Roughage, too, so that laxatives

Alrl what d/qlicious iluvor you iiusl in QKLLiQQl‘ Gui»! Richer. . . " l. _ .

w n-Ilrc Z0. lawn-u: nsli-ljvillg

ilmll tlll.l'l:lr_\' uni» This l5 5 . i. becuwc (Qllukcr lmlxns choice _ g . - - / 1g \\'ll‘.l(‘ Ullln‘ i0 a ilLlIPlHU-S‘ lllll.- g r- swat-L ivllr|crlu-~~. 'l‘hi.~s prc- i 1 ~ v ~- l i? . cocalrlg uni <_:.._. ..:c ‘Xflll- - -; -

llcrlul (Quail-cor iluvor, bu‘. luakcs long holler: blinking" ‘JZEFlCLCa-LZ " Lcr (his i.» lllc l";;>.c.'1'tc<;ul<-

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NV.‘ .r..‘ -. A till‘ snl-(rnulls,

rt l‘ ‘he largo house- the Qzlls are '3 "Ulll in lanllz. fill Quaint‘ pzvkugcs contain coupons with svllich you c1131 wet uzrlill articles

smell

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{or pcrscziul can‘ 1.1. JLLiROlKi use.

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Donald. Strathcona; 3, Harden lluh. 3. l , i ter, Stratllcona; 4. Maud Taylor, Li]; cutie-F'- 4. E. .. Mac; ;a5_ ‘l I l l°n' “KN-E 1': 4. Wc-toli lllalfocoii 1. .51 H rold ﬂ.‘ i. l

Grades 1X. and X.--1 Mary Mac- Kay; z. Auclrew Burcleit. Strathconn: l (1 3. Hazel Burdelt. Slrathccna; 4,‘ Roma. MacKay. Strathcona. l

Penmanship. Grades I. and II.»-1. Jcan MacKay", 2. Ansel Judson; 3, Florence Burhoe; 4, Albert Wood.

Grades III. and IV.--l, Alrlrgnrct MacMaster; 2, Lois Wood; 3. Rcgis. Campbell; 4. Charles Taylor. l

Grades V. and VI.—1. Willcn: MacLean; 2. Allan MacLeod; 3. Mar galct Acorn; 4. Jennie Machlastcl"; -' Marion Maclocan

Grades VII. and VIIL-l. Ilon- Y, v_ MncKay; 2. Irma lvoocl: .4. Po."- slp‘ ' "9l‘l°"“"_>““ . Machean; 3, lilargaret Burl-lac; ‘i ll""‘*"-*" lT-“mll . i m" ‘Jlzlllrorlril i

Ralph Burdctt.

Grades IX. and X-l. Hazsl Bu. deli; 2. Agnes MacDonald: 3, his; lVlacKay; 4. Audrey Eurdctt.

S}1Jll5—fi.lll‘ll1ln[,' lGkrls mnivr 9w.- 1. Constance Muihescn; 2, Flolcnc: Burhoe; 3. Unlhcrln: Johnson. I

Running sﬁiris 9 to i2 ,vrn.':l--l. Marlon Muclozran; ‘l. lIUPiICDllR 212.c- Dcucld; 3. lvlildrcd ‘AIQCSVJAUY, 4.

Marion Acorn. Running lGills 12 to 15\—l.J."'.-:1ir- 3.

lvIacMnLLJ-l; 2. Audrey ]3ilr;1:".l; Marion MacLcail, 4. Rclno hlncbl .

Frce for all, Ellis-fl, Jennie Mac- hiaster; ‘l Margaret hlaclvlastcr; 3.;

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ton. ' Running 1803's lll"lf‘l' ill-i Cillr ‘lcs Taylor, 2 Weston liiaclmu l.

Irving, lvlacLcod; 4, Llordun Decker:- doril.

Running lRoys. 9 tn 121-1, Char- les T8_\'lOl‘I 2. Weston .\1.1cL:o<l; ll. Irving lllacLc-crl; 4. Everett .\l:lcL:o:l

Runlmu; lBoys 121:2 l5>»l. Rlllhlli Euldctt; 2. George Curric; 1i. l\E.l!ur| MacLurc- 4, Clayton MacLcotl.

Frcc for all boys-J. Ralph Plur-

ldclt; 2. Gcorcc Currie: 3. Douolzls lMathcsou; 4, Weston hlzlclocod.

Backward Race-A. Ralph Burden: 2. John hiacLeod; Lend.

Leap Frog Rats-l. Ralph Burdctll

and George Currie: ‘.3. Master and Douglas Mathcson; 3.[ ‘ Weston MacLcod and Boyd Currie.

Free for all racc—1. dett; 2. John htlacLcodz Currie; 4, John A. Burhoc.

Ralph Bur- 5 3. Georg:

Jockey Race-l Ralph Burden and ‘ George Currie; 2. John Burhoe and Edgar Docltendorﬂ‘. 3. Douglas Colby and John Acorn; 4. Boyd Currie and Weston MacLeod.

Three legged race-l. Jennie Mac- Master and Margaret hlacMustclz 2.

3. Weston Mill?‘

Acnons Mac-

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Wheel Borrow: Rum-l l\".‘|l'_0l1 Eur- ctt and Cecrc: ('Q'1ll'2‘l.". 2, John

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