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THE CANADIAN STATMAN, DOWMANVUALE, THtIRSDAY, OCTOBER Gth, 1930 PAGE TERRI BLACKSTOCK FALL FAIR Lst of Prize Wlnneru Contlnued From Last Week's Stateaman - Officers of Society The officers of Cartwright Agri- cultural Society for 1930 Who are deserving of great praise for uphold- ing the high standard and continued success of Blackstock Fair are: Honorary Drectors-J. H-. Devitt, E:.- M.P.P.; R. Philp, W. J. Bragg, M.P.P.; F. W. Bowen, M.P.; John Wright, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fergu- son, L. P. Werry. Officers: President-L. E. Mount- joy; lst Vice Presdent-Wes. Camp- bell; 2nd Vice President-N. Taylor; Secretary Treasurer - Jas. Byers, Blackstock; Auditors--S. Jeffery and L. H. Corner. Directors-Jos. H. Forder, Isaac Whitfleld, W. A. VanCamp, W. B. Fergusan, Fred Taylor, R. J. Parr, R. J. McLaughlln, J. J. Jobb, Bari Dorreil, R. Hamilton, N. H. Marlowe, Carl Wright, C. Devtt, L. Byers, A. Wright, O. Edwards, E. M. Larmer. Lady Directrs-Mesdames S. Jef- ery, Jas. Byers, R. J. Crozier, John J. Jobb, Whitfleld, Roy Ferguson, p. 1) VanCamp, C. Marlowe, F. Sisn Mis Florence Parr. Vegetables and Boots Potataes, whte - Ed. Armstrong, Mrs. John Willams, Ivan m. Law. V Potatoes, white, late-Ed. Armstrong, Ivan M. Law, Ed. Bradburn. Pota- toes, red - Mrs. Newton Taylor. Turnips, feed-Jas. Parr, John El- ford, Austin Beacock. Turnlps, feed -Robt. Hamilton, Newton Taylor, Ed. Armstrong. Carrots, white- Jas. Parr, Newton Taylor, Ivan M. Law. Carrots, table-Ed. Bradburn, Ivan M. Law, Cecil Hyde. Cabbage, winter-Mrs. Jas. Byers, Don Gra- ham, Ed. Bradburn. Squash-Ivan M. Law, Roy Ferguson. Fred Cowllng. PUrnPkin-Jahn J. Jobb, Ivan M. Law, R. Wall. Beets, table--J. L. Cryderman, Percy VanCamp, Wes. Beacack. Beets, long-J. L. Cryder- man, Mrs. Newton Taylor. Onians, white-Mrs. Newton Taylor, Ivan M. Law. Onions, yellow-Ivan M. Law, Wes. Beacock, Mrs. John Williams. Onons, red-Ivan M. Law, Mrs. Newton Taylor. Mangolds, red- John J. Jobb, Jas. Jarr, Robt. Hamil- ton. Mangalds, yellow-Jas. Parr, Mrs. Wes. Beacock, Fred Cowling. Tamatoes-E. Dorrell, W. A. Van- Camp. Ivan'M. Law. Watermelons -Ivan M. Law, E. Bradburn, Mrs.1 Newton Taylor. Two Citron-Miss F. Parr, Ed. Bradburn, M. F. Emer- son. Corn-John J. Jobb, Mrs. Wes. Beacock, Harold Nesbitt. Sweet COrn-W. A. VanCamp, Ed. Arm- strong, R. C. Brown. Collection of Vegetables - Mrs. Newton Taylor, Ivan M. Law, F. B. Lovekin. Fruits Spies-Wes. Werry, F. B. Lovekin, J. L. Cryderman. G. Russets-F. B. Lovekin, Wesley Werry, Ed. Brad- humn. Snows-F. B. Lovekin, Percy VanCamp, Wesley Werry. Baldwins -Wesley Werry, F. B. Lovekin, J. L. Cryderman. Mann-Cecil Hyde, F. B. Lovekin, Mrs. John Williams. Ben Davis-F. B. Lovekin, Wesley Werry, J. L. Cryderman. Talman Sweets- J. L. Cryderman, Wesley Werry, F. BLovekin. Starks--Wesley Werry, P.B. Lovekin, Austin Beacock. Kings-Wesley Werry, F. B. Lovekin, Percy VanCamp. Wealthies-F. B. LoeiMrs. Les. Graham, Wesley Werry. St. Lawrence-Wesley Wer- ry, Cecil Hyde, F. B. Lovekin. Alex- anders-John Armstrong, Wesley -~Werry, F. B. Lovekin. Colverts- Wesley Werry. Greenings-J. L. Cryderman, Wesley Werry, F. B. Lovekin. Mclntosh Reds-Wesley Werry, F. B. Lavekin, J. L. C ryd e r man. Fail Pears- F. B. Lovekin, Wesley We rr Y, Raoy Taylor. Winter Pears-Wesle-- ry, Robt. Hamilton, Mrs. Wm. Forder. Collection Apples-F. B. Lovekin. Wesley Werry, J. L. Cryderman. Fancy Work Baby's Bonnet, knit-Mrs. F. Stin- son, Mrs. T. Perey. Baby's Bonnet, crachet-Mrs. F. Stinson. Baby's Booties-Mrs. F. Stinson. Mrs. G. Jackson. Baby's Dress, fancy-Mrs. Wes. Campbell, Mrs. A. Beacock. Baby's Jacket, crachet-Mrs. F. Stin- son. Baby's Jacket. knit-Mrs. F. Stinsan, Mrs. A. L. McDermott. Bedroom Slippers-Mrs. F. Stinsan, Mrs. I. Whitfield. Bedroam Towel, emb.-Mrs. F. Stinson. Mrs. T. Percy. 4 SCHILDREN CRY FOR T- Ç HILDREN hate to take medicine fma rule, but every child loves the tas e of Castoria. This pure vegetable preparation is just as good as it tastes;, juat as bland and just as harmless as the recipe reads. When Baby's cry warns of colie, a few drops of Castoria have him soothed, asleep again in a jiffy. Nothing is more valuable in diarrhea. When coated tongue or bad breath tell of constipation, invoke its gentie aid to cleanse and J regulate a child's bowels. In colds or children's diseases, you should use it to keep the 8ystem from clogging. Castoria is sold in every drugstore;, the genuine always bears Chas. H. Fletcher's signature. ,# , w P e j Bath Towel, trimmed-Mrs F. Stin- BLACKSTOCK SCHOOL PAIR son, Mrs. T. Perey. Ouest Towel- IMrs. G. Jackson, Mrs. R. E. Mount- Held Sept. iith. - S. S. No. 5 Won Ijoy. Tea Towel-Miss F. Parr, Mrs. Shld - Coxnplete List of Prize P . Stinson. Bedroom Towel, crochet Winners I-Mirs. A. L. Byers, Mrs. W. C. Son- ley. Buffet Set, coloed-Mrs. John Grain Williams, Mrs. T. Percy. Bloomers, Wheat, 1 quart-Edgar Emerson, fancy-Mrs. T. Percy, Mrs. Percy Van Mac Leighton, Leslie Beacock, Ross Camp. Buttan Holes--Mms. F. Suggitt, Walter Wright, Dalton Dor- Raines, Mrs. T. Perey. Collection Of reil. Wheat, sheaf-Vincent Archer, Fancy Work-Mrs. A. L. McDermott,I Walter Wright, Hazel Wilson. Oats, Mrs. J. L. Cryderman. Buffet Set, 1 quart-Harvey Thompson, John white-Mrs. T. Percy, Mrs. R. E. Nesbitt, Maurice Sameils. Oats, Mountjoy Child's Play Dress-Mrs. sheaf -Ronald Trewin, Lorna Tre- 0. Jackson, Mrs. R. Wall. Cut Work win, Marion Argue, Mabel Wilson. Emboidery-Mrs. W. C. Sonley, Miss Barley, 1 quart-Maurice Sameils. Mary Parr. Centrepiece, emb- Merlin Philp. John Nesbitt, John Mrs. Percy VanCamp, Mrs. T. Percy. Carlan. Centrepiece, emb. colored-Mrs. A. L. Vegetables Byers, Mms. T. Percy. Centrepiece, PtaosDoey-aonAg, knitted-Mrs. Jas. Byers, Mms. F. Clara MountjDoyLoraTrewnArgue- Stinson. Centrepiece, crochet-Mrs. Cara toy on Trewin, JenCmpe ota- Wes. Campbell, Mrs. R. R. Byers.adTeiJnCmpl. o- Curtains, hand made-Mrs. F. Stin- toes, Irish Cobbler-Harold Craw- son, Miss Mary Parr. Fancy Apron ford, Roy Stinson, Marjorie Whlt- -Mirs. F. Stinson, Mrs. W. C. Sonley. field, Percy Hulbert, Frank Woodard, Smock-Mrs. F. Stinson, Mms. F. Orval Stinson. Ensilage Corn-Ross Raines. Fancy Handkerchiefs-Mrs. Sugett, Harry Grace, Jean Wright, P. Sinso, Mis. . Peey. em-Hazel Wright, Mlldred Archer. Sweet stltching-Mrs. T. Percy, Mrs. W. C. Corn-Ronald Trewln, Gwenle Mar- Sonley Kitchen Apron-Mrs. R. 10w, Roy Stinson, Margaret Armîtage, Wall, Mms. F. Raines. Knitted Sox George Carter, Harvey Thompson. -Mirs. wm. Farder, Mrs. J. A. John- Mangels-Leslie Beacock, EiirEm- stan. Men's Knitted Mitts-Mrs. F. erson, R~oss Bailey, Walter Wright, Stinson, Mrs. Wm. Farder. Wam- Vncent Archer. Turnlps - Vilda en's do-Mrs. Stinson, Mrs. A. L. Mc- Armitage, Harold Crawford, Alan Dermott. Luncheon Clth and Ser- Beacock, Ellen Emerson, Eleanor vettes-Mrs. W. C. Sonley, Mrs. F. Archer, Maurice Sameils. Beets-= Stinson. Pillow Cases, emb.-Mms. Trewin Harold Crie aord, LMax T. Percy, Mrs. Geo. Proutt. Pillow TeiHrl rwod awl Cases, lace trimmed-Mrs. F. Stin- Fallis, Roy Stinson. Carrots-Lois son, Mrs. Les. Graham. Pillow Day Veale, Ralph Larmer, Ethel Carter, Slips-Mrs. Percy VanCamp, Mrs. T. Beatrice Whltfleld, Mabel Van Camp, Perey. Patch Qult-Mrs. Wes. John Carlan. Parsnips-Orval Stin- Campbell, Mrs. Geo. Nesbitt. Plecec son, Roy Carter, Jack Hanna, James Quilt, cotton-Mrs. F. Stinson, Mrs. Fallis. Helen Van Camp, Keith John- R. C. Brown. Quilt, appllque-Mrs. son. Onians-Russel Brown, Ross F. Stinson. Bedspread, emb.-Mrs. Lansing, Marlon Stinson, Eva Gra- W. C. Sonley, Miss Mary Parr. Qult, ham, Mabel Wilson, Eileen Johnson. crochet-Mrs. Percy VanCamp. Qult I Pumpkin-John Carlan, Lula Wright, knitted-Mrs. Jas. Byers, Mrs. J. L. Ross Lansing, Kathleen Taylor, Per- Cryderman. Camfortem, home made e y Hulbert, Marion Argue. Toma- -Mirs. J. L. Cryderman, Mrs. F. tos-Jhn Carlan, Ralph Lammer, Crozier. Set Table Mats, crochet- Mabel Wilson, Ross Bailey, Harvey Mrs. F. Stinsan. Miss Mary Parr. Thampson, Ross Lansing. Set Table Mats, emb.-Mrs. T. Percy. Flowers Sideboard Scarf, white-Mrs. A. L. Sweet Peas-Ross Lansing, Allan Byers, Mrs. Perey VanCamp. Side- 'Beacock, Eva Graham, Harvey board Scarf, colored-Mrs. F. Stin- Thompson, Al!fred Grace. Asters- son, Mrs. R. C. Brown. Cushian, Mac Lelghton, Elleen Johnston, Viola emb.-Miss Mary Parr, Mrs. R. Wall. Brown, Margaret Rowan Steele, Neil Cushian, any-Mrs. W. C. Sonley, Jahnston, Roy Carter. Zinnia- Mrs. T. Percy. Swedish Emb.-Mrs. Clara Mountjoy, Walter Wright, Bes- T. Percy. Sofa Pillow-Miss F. Parr, sie Edgertan, Helen Staples, Marion Mrs. R.R. Byers. Sweater Coat- Stinson, Doris Wilson. African Mari- Mrs. F. Stinson, Mrs. T. Percy. gld-Hazel Wright, Lois Veale, Ross Sweater, pullaver-Mrs. F. Stinson. Bailey, Jack Marlow. Perey Hulbert, Ladies' Scarf-Mrs. W. C. Sonley, Guelda Jahnstan. French Marigold Mrs. T. Percy. Tattlng-Mrs. F. -Neil Staples, Beth McQuade, Jean Stinson, Mrs. T. Percy. Labor Sav- Wright, Frank Woodard, Ellen Em- lng Device-Mrs. J. A. Johnson. erson. Calendula-Sidney Heming- Tmay Cloth-Mrs. Percy VanCamp, ton, Bruce Mountjoy, Gwenlth Mar- Mrs. Wes. Campbell. Nightingale- 10w, Maxwell H. Fallis. Cosmos- Mrs. T. Percy, Mrs. A. L. McDermott. Margaret Armitage, Ethel Carter, Plain Sewing-Mrs R. Wall, Mrs. J.' Birdie Gibsan, Dorothy Williamson, A Jahnston. Home Dyelng-Mrs. R. Hazel Wilson, Lois Veale. Wall, Miss F. Parr. Ladies' Night Poultry Gawn, fancy-Mrs. Percy VanCamp. Mrs. W. C. Sonley. Ladies' Costume Cockerel, Barred Plymouth Rock- Slip-Mrs. Percy VanCamp, Mrs. T. Glenn Gîbson, Berdie Gibsan, Ray- Percy. Fancy Work, lady over 60 mond Graham, Meetta Graham, years-Mrs. T. Percy, Mrs. J. J. Jobb. Rager Dormell, Harold Crawford. Cross Stitch ln ctton-Mrs. T Percy, Pullet, Barred Plymouth Rock-Ber- Miss M. Armstrong. Vanity Set- die Gibson, Clama MountJay, Glenn Mrs. T. Pemcy, Mrs. R. E. Mountjay. Gibson, Raymond Graham, Alan Rug, home made-Mrs. F. Crazier Beacack, Mae Lelghton. Pen, Bar- Mrs R. R. Byers. Bralded Floar Mat red Plyrmouth Rock-Clama Mount- -Mirs. A. L. McDermott, Mrs. Wes. jay, Glenn Gibson, Berdie Gibson, CampbellMarlon Argue, Alan Beaoock, Roger Fine Arts Painting in Oil-Mms. J. L. Cry- derman, Mrs. A. - L. McDermott. Painting on China-Miss F. Parr, Mrs. A. L. McDermott. Painting in Watem Colrs-Mrs. A. L. McDermott, Miss F. Parr. Pencil Dawing-Mrs. W. C. Sonley. Carving an Wood-, Mrs. I. Whitfleld, Mrs. R. C. Brown Plants and Plowers Bouquet o! Asters-Mrs. Percy Van Camp. Mms. A. Byers. Dahlias- Mrs. R. C. Brown, Mrs. Gea. Nesbitt. Sweet Peas-Mrs J. L. Cryderman, Miss P. Parr. Gladialas-Mms. F. Stinson. Mrs. Robt. Hamilton. CoU. Cut Flowers-Miss Mary Parr, Mrs. Perey VanCamp. Field Crop Competitlon List or przze winners in Field Crap Competitian at Cartwright for Pata- toes-Herb. Haoey 98, Rupert Byers 97!ý, N. H. Marlow 91, Stanford Swain 90, L. E. Mauntjoy 89, Wilson Heaslip 881/2, M. C. Smith 88. Judge -Morton B. Weese. Seven in Ten Past 40 Need This Special Treatment Writer Explains Wondrous Value of Doctor Southworth's "Uratabs" And Invite All to Try Them Without Cost Unless Pleased With middle age aliments attack- ing- over twa-thirds of thase past 40, cvery one who notices such distress- ing symptoms as Lamenes. Pains in back and dawn through groins, scanty but frequent and bumning Ur- ination, "Getting-UP-Nights," Ner- vous Irritability and Lack o! Force- should at once try the amazing value of Dr. Southworth's URATABS. While new ta many, the truly re- markable value of URATABS has been thoroughly proven by more than 40 years o! successful use in the private pactice o! Dr. H. C. South- warth. Reports f rom Dactors and users alike offer convlncing proof s: I have neyer found anything ta help my case until I tried URATABS." 'URATABS" are the best thing for Bladdem Weakness and Irritation I have ever used." "'Na mare back- aches, no mare pain, no mare daily embarrassasent or Gettlng-up-nlghts. I naw sleep saundly and get Up in the, marnlng f ull of pep-thanks to URA- TABS.'ý-This is amazing evidence! No matter how long yau have been troubled or how stubborn yaur case may seem ta hae, a ten-day test af Dr. Southworth's URATABS off ers comf art and relief-and you can make the test wthaut risk 0fcot, for any good druggist will supply you on guarantee of money back if flot satlsfled. Try URATABS today. LorreU. uockerel, Wnite £egorn- Leslie Beacack, Lloyd Brown, KCath- leen Taylor. Pullet, White Leghorn -Lorma Tewin, Ronald Trewin, Leslie Beacack. Lloyd Brown. Pen, White Leghon-Lomna Trewin, Ron- ald Trewln. Leslie Beacock, Lloyd Brown. Live Stock Clt-Frank Wright. Cal!, Beef -Allan Beacack, Ronald Tmewln, Roy Werry, Johnny Werry, Leslie Beacock. Keith Jahnston. Cal!, Dairy-Anson Taylor, Kelth Johns- ton, Leslie Beacock, Raymond Gra- ham. Market Lamb-Allan Bea- cock, Russell Brown. Best broken and exhibited colt, cal! or lamb- Keith Johnstan, Anson Taylor, Allan Beacack. Leslie Beacack, Russell Brown. Apples Spy Apples-OGrant Campbell, Jean Campbell, John Carlan, Marion Ar- gue, Keith Johnston, Neil Johnson. Snow Apples-John Carlan, Marlon Stinson, Orval Stinsan, Roy Stînsan, Grant Campbell, Keith Johnson. Golden Russet - Grant Campbell, John Carlan, Marion Argue, Merlin Philp, Clara Mauntjoy, Jean Camp- bell. Cooking Oatmeal Macaroons-Helen Armi- tage, Kathleen Taylor, Ethel Carter. Bran Mufns-Kathleen Taylor, Lois Veale, - Clara Mountîay, Beatrice Whitfield, Leah McQuade. Maple Cream-Kathleen Taylor, Ethel Car- ter. Schoal Lunch-Lula Wright, Doothy Willlamsan. Ethel Carter. Apple Pie-Margaret Ammitage, Mar- ion Stinson, Lula Wright, Dorothy Brown, Eva Graham, Marion Argue. Plain White Cake-Jean Campbell, Marlon Argue, Eva Graham, Ellen Emerson, Dorothy Williamsan, Lula Wright. Sewlng Dish Towel-Clara Mountjoy. Wash Cloth-Clara MauntJoy, Ethel Car- ter, Beth McQuade. Padded Holder -Berdie Gîbson, Dorathy Brown. Work Bag-Berdle Gibsan, Dorothy Brown. Doll's Dress-Berdie Gibson, Margaret Rowan Steele. Patch an Grain Sack-Harvey Thampson, Per- ey Hulbert, Ross Lansing, Sidney Hemington, Neil Johnston, Kelth Johnston. Manual Training Wlndow Stick-Jack Marlow. Keith Johnson, Neil Johnson, Maxwell Pal- lis. Nail Box-Jack Marlow. Model Step Ladder - Harvey Thampson, Andrew Malaw, Lloyd Brown, Max- well Fallis, Blîlle Grace. Wooden Model Tay Wlndmll-Sidney Hem- lngton. Nature Collection - Weeds, wlth stem and roat mounted-'John Car- lan, Norma McQuade, Glenn Gibson. Woods, mounted - Lloyd Brown, James Faluis, Keith Brown. Art Exthlbits-Wlld Bird Drawlngs -Mac Lelghton, Isabel Van Camp, John Carlan. Poster o!f ruit and Vegetables - James Falls, Sidney Hemlngton. Map o! Townshp- Sidney Hemlngton, Kelth Johnson, Maxwell Paluia. Sohool Parad-S. 8. No. 1, Arch- A GALAXY 0F BARG.AINS Every day is Harvest Day at this store. We invite you ta join the throng who are daily reap- ing the benefit of our special offerings - always something new can see elsewhere. Underwear at Big Saving Prices Boys' and Girls' Combinations -Dont let your children catch cold when you can buy good *ilported underwean at this bigsaving, sizes 24 t 59 3,reg. 98e for ....... 9 Children's Wooltex Vesta and Drawers - ail sizes, extra warm and fleecy, pxiced 39c to 59c Ladies' Vests - ail makes, weights and sizes; we can suit your re- 5 t 9 Boys' Fleeced Lined Cmbina- tions-ail sizes, 98e to $1.29 Men's Underwear, all weights, sizes and qualities, at big sav- ings; don't buy before seeing our big stock, prieed ....88c to $2.59 Curtain Muslin Fine Shot Musiin with hem- stitched edge, in white or eream, regular i5 25e for, per yard ....15 Men's Work Pants We offer big savings here. You ean't afford to go elsewhere; ail sie98c to $1.79 Men's Sox Men's Siik and Lisle Sox, a special purchase, regular 39e value; this week- i9 end per pair ..........19 Girl's Tartan Skirts Only a'few left, sizes 8 to 12 years, for29 each ....................29 Silk Striped Bloomers 59C This is a miii clearance at a big discount; cornes in white and l)eaeh only; ail sizes; a regular 79c value, 59 while they last, pair .. 9 Don't Miss This 6 doz. Chiidren's Veivet and FeIt Hats, in ail colors, worth $1.7.9 Uj)98 foi ......................98 - something different than you Note the special offerings enumerated here for this week-end selling. $1.98 NEW IPPOLITA SILKS for 59c Yard Have you seen the new pro- duction in English Silks? We were very fortunate in secur- ing these sampl'e pieces at a fraction only of teir value; made in cut-velvet effeet; in iovely heavy quality and rich tones; a silk that will give great wear; you can use it for many purposes, dresses, slips, side drapes, cushions, bed- spreads, coat lining, etc. This silk is worth $1.98 per yard. Colons, niadraline, purpie as- ter, arora, apr*cot, azure blue, vermiliion red, carmanitta, white-Extra S pecial 59 per yard ............. 9 White Table Oilcloth We bought neariy a 1/4-ton and can offer you big savings as follows: 45-inch, reg. 39e 29 for, yard................29 54-ineh, reg. 4e for, yard ..............3 9c Men's Heavy Work Shirts Dark p epper and sait Shirts, eut fulgenerous size and wel made; this is a reg $1.19 shirt; sizes 141/,> to 17 ' 88 each..................... RAINBOW SILK STOCINGS PIRST QUALITY SHEER . FO M'IýF.-CLEAR SHIMMERING SILK 'ROM TOP TO TOE AT $ 1.15 a pair Pure thread sjlk to exureme top with invisible reinforcements in feet and gartec hems to provide unusually long wear. French lcels. An unusuai value ait this P:iL Oilcloth Spiashes In a variety of designs; reg- ular value to 29c,...iO for, each ............ o Baby Comforters Suitable for doil carniages, cribs or baby carnages; some down filied and satin panelled. Less than haif cost of material. Irish Crash Towelling 4 pieces only, while it lasts, 5 Yards for ....................... 49c 36-inch English Swanella Flannelette The finest grade made in white qnly, made from finest Egpt ian yarns and has a fine velowi finish, extra heavy quality, reg, value 35e for .....2 9c per yard............ Striped Terry Towels Here's good value-only about !9Q-dDzen in the lot. Corne eéarly for these at 4 9c per pair .............. Imported Scissors Here's a big special in various sizes, values up to 50e pair. Clearing25 2 Pair for ..........2 c Children's Hose Children's Wool Cashmere Hose; a new shipinent; al sizes in sand or black, per pr. 35c to 59c Sheif Oilcloth Plain White, reg. 15e yd. for ..........5c Fancy Colors, reg. 15e yd. for ..........7c Don't Miss These 25 Pair oniy Plaid Biankets, full double bed size; cornes in ioveiy color tones of rose, blue, mauve, yellow, etc.; not more than 2 pair to one customer. Extra Special Price~9f Per Pair ..........$25 . m________________________ . . FOR BIGGER AND BE'ITER BARGAINS 'S STORE WALK A BLOCK AND SAVE A LOT - M ers; S. S. Na. 2, Blackstock; S. S. Na. 9, Cedardale; S. S. Na. 5, Cadmus; S S. No. 6, Mahoods. Phyuical Culture Exercla.« .S No. 9, Cedardale; S. S. No. 5, Cad- mue; S. S. No. 2, Blackstack; S. S. No. 1, Archers; S. S. No. 6, Mahoode. Live Stock Judglng--Sldney Hem- ington, Jack Marlow. Franki Wright, Perey Hulbart, Raymnond Graham, Harvey Thompsafl. Plate of Assorted Fruit - Clara Mountjoy, Orval Stinson, Boy Stin- son, Rosa Bailey, Marion Stinson, Harold Crawford. RecItation - Allan Pallia, William Grace, Mabel Van Camp. Sohool Chorus Snglng -- S. S N7 9, Cedardal; S. S. No. 6, Mahd:;. S. S. No. 2, Blackstock; S. S. No. 5, Cadmus Eaton Trophies-Clara MountJoy, Cup; Berdia Gîbson, "Flint and Feather"'; Leslie Baacock, "Canada o! Ours." Certificates of Honor-Ethel Car- ter, S. 8. No. 1, 2'7 points; Marion Argue, S. S. No. 1, 21? points; Llie Beacock, S. S. No. 2, 33 points; Clara MountJoy, S. S. No. 5, 42 points; Ber- dia GIbson, S..8,No. , 1,111points; Mae Leighton, S. S. No. 8, 18 points; Jean Campbell, S. S. No. 9, 14 points; Grant Camipbell, S. S. No. 9, 14 points. Shleld for most points was won by S. S. No. 5. No man who does flot sec visions, wlll ever realice any hlgh hopes or undertake any great enterprise. LAUNDRY WANTHD Ail kinds of laundry work done piw»%- lY, sattafactorlly and at reaaonabie priom. Write Pont on .Box 12, or caâAPMMu W. Mmrjoramn, King Eit. B., Bowaianle. Phone 478W. CAABTING AND TRUCKING AUl kindu of Cartint, Tructing ue Movit; locual nd long dietanxae. H. UOtBARO Phone «0 *u..n et., IOWmanvIifs TEM CANADIAN STATZMUN, BOWMANVnJM, THUfflDAY, OCTOBER Oth, 1930 PAGE TBRM