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Tse BURKE ELECTRIC RAE EERE PHONE:423. 74 PRINCESS St Nn rn The People's Choice For Over 70 Years for digestive disorders has been Beecham' sPills.Youcan havecon- REMOVAL NOTICE L.C. Hemsley : WATCOHMAKER Has moved to 109 BROCK STREET and now open for business un- der the name of RURAL SCHOOL FAR PRIZES at Sharbot Lake on Sept. 27th. The foliowing is a list of the prize winners, at the are School fair teld at Sharbot Lake, Sept. 27th. The names are given in order prize won. : Four quarts of wheat--Stanley | Burke and Donald Conboy. Sheaf of wheat--Mansfield Franc- es, George Cummings, Stanley surke | Kenneth Vinkie, Elwood Conboy an James Barr. Four quarts of oats--Cecil Barr, Stanley Burke, Donald Conboy, Mansfield Frances, Elmer Conboy] and Donald Vinkle. Half bushel of oats--Geo. mings, Wilfred Burke and Mansfel Frances. Sheaf of oats--Stanley Burke, | Mansfield Frances, Russell Conboy, Elmer Conboy, Lloyd Henderson and Leslie Conboy. Four quarts of barley -- Lloyd Henderson and Wilfred Burke. Sheaf of barley--Lloyd Henderson and Wilfred Burke. Six ears of sweet corn--Grace Mc- Veigh, Howard Clay, Harold Con- boy and Clarke Dodd. Single ear of sweet corn--~Grace McVeigh, Howard Clay and Harold Conboy. . Sheaf of sweet corn--Harold Con- boy. Six ears of field corn--Elwood Conboy and Burton Henderson. Single ear of field corn--Eliwood Conboy and Burton Henderson. Sheaf of field gprn--Burton Hen- derson and Grant Gowdy. Twelve Irish Cobbler potatoes -- Ruseel] Conboy, Elmer Armstrong, Carrie Conboy, Howard Clay, Bur- ton Henderson and Dorothy Me- | Charles. Peck Irish Cobblers--Russell Con- boy, Carrie Conboy, Leonand Young, Leslie Conboy, Elmer Armstrong and Edith Kelly.® Single Irish Cobbler--Russell Con- | toy, Howard Clay, Carrie Conboy, Fred MoGinness, Leonard Tryon ana Edith Kelly. Twelve Dooley Potatoes--Valetta Kukuma, Emmeline Henderson, ¥l- wood Conboy, Elmer Conboy and Leonard McCharlesf Peck Dooley potatoes--Emmer.ne Henderson, Elwood Conboy, Leonard McCharles, Wiltred Burke, John vinkle and Grant Gowdy. Single Dooley potato--Elwooa Conboy, Grant Gowdy, Eimer Con- poy, Wilfred Burke, John Vinkie and Emmeline Henderson. Peck Irish Cobblers from old seed --Howand Clay, Russell Conboy, Cum- | Emmeline Henderson, Wilfred Burke and Helen Chambers. Five mangels--Leonard Alma MacPherson, Six beets--Helen Chambers, Eve- lyn Henderson, Arthur Hollowood, Ethel MacPherson. Robbie Barr, aud Willo Dodd. Single beet--Helen Evelyn Henderson, will Cook John Vinkle. Six earrots--Harold Conboy, Vera | Armstrong, Emmaline Henderson, Helen Chambers, Russell Conboy and Grace Sargent. Single carrot--Vera Tryon, Chambers, and Armseronig, | Annte Barr. Five turnips--Agnes Vinkle, War- ren Garrett, James Barr and WIN Cook. Single turnip--Agnes Vinkle and James Barr. ald Vinkle, Irene Oonboy, Bdna Mc- Giness, Willow Dodd and Kathleen Vinkle. Single onion--Kenneth Donald Vinkle, Irene Conboy, Wes- ley Young, Kathleen Vinkle ar' Edna McGinness. Twelve Asters--Grave McVeigh, Mae Conboy, Leila Watson, Howard Clay, Ronald Lee and Margaret Thomlinson. Twelve strong. Table bouquet of mixed flowers-- Grace McVeigh, Emmaline Hender- son, Howard Clay, Margaret Thom- linson, Eric Lee and Vera Arm- strong. Potted house plant--Alden Burke, Percy McGinness, Mable Barr, Irene Conboy, Marjorie Reynolds and Rus- gel] Conboy. Two pullets and one cockerel -- Clarence Crain, Alvin Patterson and Leonard Tryon. Cockerel--Evelyn Henderson and Albert Patterson. Pullet--Leonard Tryon, Evelyn Henderson and Alvin Patterson. Cock and hen from home flock-- Emmaline Henderson, Wilfréd Burke, Leonard Tryon and Howard Clay. Colt (draft type) --Leopard Tryon and Arthur Cobb. Trained colt--Arthur Cobb. Calf = (dairy beiter)--Marguerite Donnelly and Percy Webster, Cwit (beef heifer)--Russell Con- bdy and Burt Henderson. Lamb--Eldon Patterson, Conboy and Leonard Tryom. | Five winter apples--ILeonard Try- on, Harold Conboy, Russell Conboy, lerne Conboy, Wiills Armstrong ana Calendulas-- Vera Arm- apples--Wils Arm- strong, Susanna Conboy, Grace 'Mc- Veigh, John McGinness, Percy Me- Cipness and Irene Conboy. Plain layer cake--Daisy Dodd, Marjorio Reynolds, Bernice Pratt, Myra Hawley, Grace Sargeant and Helen Chambers. Mable Barr, Grace Sargeant and Margaret Charlton. Six onlons--Kenneth Kelly, Don-| Kelly, | . {Prize Winners at Piccadilly on | Annie Barr, | Phas ma Crawford. | Clay, Doris McGinness and white bread---Hel Grace McVeigh, Susan- Emmaline Henderson, | Edna McGinness ad Mabel Barr. One pound of home-made candy -- Grace McVeigh, Helen Chambers, Beatrice Burkegq Howard Vera MacPherson and Marjorie of lambe | Reynolds. of | | d| | McGinne 8S. raisin or date bread Helen Chambers, Mabel Barr Loal nut, | Marjorie Reynolds, Elizabeth Francis, {| Grana McVeigh. Darning bag--Evelyn Henders=on, | Annie Barr, Agnes Vingle and Doris Eliza mdith * Knit scarf--Grace McVeigh, {beth Francis, Beatrice Burke, | Kelly and Annie Barr. { Conboy. al beth Francis and Beatrice Burke. "| Kelly, Russell Conboy, Harold Conboy and | a Russel] | Fancy cake--Grace McVeigh, Sus- {anna - Conboy, Helen Chambers, | Spanish Tay Wiles pode. Eve-| | and fruits of forest trees 'mens --Margaret { fair held at Piccadilly, Embroidered doiley--Helen bers, Emmaline Henderson, Susanna Dorothy McCharles, Ellza- MceGin- Kenneth Cecil Flower pot stand--Fred ness, Percy McGinness, Geo. Cummings, and Grant Gowdy. Boot jack---Eric Lee, Hawley, Ronald Lee, Alvin son, Mansfield Francis, and Donald Vinkle. Wall medicine Rarr, Percy McGinne:s, Conboy. Collection of Norman and Lesli nuts, seeds --Eric Les Henderson. grasses acorns, and Emmaline Collection of farm forage plants-- and Evelyn Hénderson, Collection of threes mounted speci MacPherson ano Emmaline Henderson. and Collection of seeds classified as wo | method of distribution--Percy xic- Ginness, Leonard Tryon, Edna Mc- Ginness, Edith Kelly and Emmaline Henderson. Writing 'Cherries are Ripe'-- Jane Cook, Pansy Gillespie and Paul- ine Raymo. Writing "My Reynolds, Annie Barr, ford, and Cecil Barr. Writing "Song of the Great Dom- inion" --Edith Kelly, Beatrice Burnv | John Vinkle, Willis Armstrong, ai- ma MacPherson and Emmaline Hen- derseon. Writing "Children's Bernice Pratt, Elizabeth Grage McVeigh, Myrtle Boles, Daisy Dodd and Jessie Conboy. Crayon or chalk drawing--Maus- field Francis, Evelyn Henderson, Kurt Henderson and Roderick Mac- Pherson. Water color drawing--Jessie Con boy, Edith Kelly, Alma MacPherson, Vera MacPherson and Myrtle Boles. Essay, "My Favorite Story' '-- Lloyd, Henderson, Elizabeth Francis, Russell Conboy, Alvin Patterson, Vera MacPherson and Edith Key, Bsaay, "How We Spent Arbor Day in Our School"---Beatrice Burke, Helerr Chamber), Melinda Margaret MacPherson, Francls and Lindsay Burke. Boy winning highest number marks--Russell Conboy. Girl winning highest number marks--Emmaline Henderson. Five minute address -- Myrtie Boles and Emmaline Henderson. Hitching and driving contest Shadow Thelma Craw- Song" of for bo and Leonard Tryon, Hitching and driving contest for | girls--Mable Barr and Elizabeth Francis. Nail driving contest for giris-- | Mabel Barr, Helen Chambers, Carrie Conboy and Beatrice Burke. School parade--Sharbot Take School, St. Georges Lake Schoo] and Union 8 end 10, Olden and Oso. RURAL SCHOOL FAIR. 7h September. The following is a list of prize winners at the Rural Sept. order the | School fue, The names are given in prizes won. Sheaf of wheat--Hilyard Howes. Four quarts of oats--Hilyard | Howes. Sheaf of oats--Hllyard Willie Jeffrey, Gerald Vannest, Howes and Eric Shultz. Sheaf of Barley--Hilyard Howes. Six ears of corn--Mildred Howes, Tommie Howes, Gerald Joseph Jeffrey, John Allan and Erie Shultz. One ear of sweet Vannest, Mildred Howes, Clobridge, Tommie ' Howes; Shultz an Ethel Clobridge. Sheaf of sweet corn--Eric Shultz J. E. Allen, Tommie Howes, Carrie Jefirey. Howes, Nigel Rustell Eric -- LINIMENT FOUNDTOBE POWERFUL GERMICIDE ot Jiniment was OR death to all forms of getmblife; and it is dow Yaed 25 as mouth wash, for wound dressing and mixed | ana Cham- | Barr | Patter- cabinet--James | Emmaline Henderson | Marjory | Francis, | Edna McGinness, | Dafty, | Mansfeld | er of ys--Alden Burke, Wilfred Burke | Vannest, | corn--Gerald,| Hichinbrooke, 8. 8. No. 1and 14, Twewve ve Iris sa Cobb.er potatoes-- aminie sniaer, +. Corawell, eph Jeffrey, Irish Jas. hk. Cobuier | |? Nigel Howes Lovul s:ngle 1rish Harold Jeffrey L cornwe. Lari Gan JOsepu Kathieen Haddock. Twe Allen, {Loids, heneda Peck Dooley potatoes-- land Br Good sje Dooley---Nigel Allen. Hub 3 Knox, Peck Irish Cobblers from oid seed ~-[o mer Cornwell and Eric Shuite. Five mangeis--Floyd Allen, Cornwel}, Norma Kenyon and Howes. | Single Ethel Howes, | Kenyon and Alice Peters. Six beet:--Nina Leslie, Mary | Moore, Meredith Wilson, Russe] Peters, John Alen and Annie Kene- han. | Single beet--Robl. Howes, | Petbrs, Meredith Wilson, lie, Annie Kenehan { Cornwell. ! | Six carrots--Annie Kenehan, Howes, Fioyd Allen, Russell bridge, Cecil Peters and Allen. | Single all ve toe] Melville Dooley Harrod Howes and Howes, Huppert ail. uce Howes, Greg ana Hal mangel--Earl raul Reynolds, Norma Russell and ryrue Alice Kathleen Alice Howes, Alien and Annie Snider Ww. M. Kene- i carrot Cecil Pete Knox, J. han. | Five turnips--aAlice Peters,. Mil- | dred Howes and Elmer Cornwell. Single turnip--Garnet Peters, Robert Howes, Miidred Howes, and | Eimer Cornwell. Single onion--Lionel Leslie, |gell Peters and Levi Knox. Six onions---DBoyd Allen, Russell Peters, Levi Knox and Lionel Les- lie. Twelve Asters--Margaret land Isabella Cronk. Twelve Zinnias--Gerald Norma Kenyon and Margaret son. Table bouquet of mixed flowers-- JFlorence Howes, Myrtle Cornwell, | Kathles :n Haddock, Lillie Haddock {and Eric Shultz. Potted house plant--Eric Shultz, | Cecil Peters, Hubert Kenehan, An- | hie Kenehan, Muriel Campbeil and Jos. Snider. Two pullets and one cockerel -- Hilyard Howes, Lionel Leslie and Marie Botting. Cockerel--Hilyard Howes, rlarold Knox and Paul Reynolds. Pullet--Harcld Knox and Hilyard | Howes. Cock and hen from home flock-- Willard Peters, Hilyard Howes, car- rie Jeffrey and Hubert Kenehan. | Colt (draft type)--Harold Rey- nolds and Geddes Dixon, Trained colt--Geddes Dixon. Calf (keef heifer)---Harold Snid- Rus- Snider fannest, Wil- Lamb--Willard Peters and Erie Shultz. Five winter Howes, Russell | Willie Lowery. | Five fall apples--Gerald Vannest, Tommy Howes, Willie Lowery, Alice Howes and Nigel Howes. Plain layer cake--Margaret Wil- | son, Muriel Campbell, Norma Ken- | yon, Helen Swerbrick, Ruby Bartsch |and Helen Coulter. apples -- Tommy Clobridge and Fancy Cake--Nina Leslie, Alfreda Brown, and Eileen Campbell. Loaf white bread--Myrtle | well and Lillie Haddock. Leaf nut, raisi nnad-i { Loaf nut, raisin or date {Norma Kenyou, Grace Grey {Nina Leslie. | Knit scarf--Myrtle Cornwell and { Muriel Campbell. Embroidered dolley--Norma Hhen- {yon and Kathleen Snider. | Flower pot stand -- Tommie | Howes, Russell Clobridge, Gordon ¢1 Dermott and Wijlie Lowery. \ Corn- bread--- and Boot jack---Harold Reynolds, Wil- {lle Lowrey, Tommie Howes, Gordon [Dermot apd Elmer Cornwell. Wall (medicine cal}pet--Tomm'e | Howes, Gordon Dermott and While | | Lowery. | Collection of acorns, nuts, seeds and fruits of forest trees--Tommie { Howes, Hilyard Howes and Willie Lowery. | Coilection of farm grasses forage plants--Tommie Howes. Collection of three mounted speci- | mens--Hilyard Howes, | Colleenon of seeds, classified as |to method\of distribution--Tommie | Howes. | xiting "My Shadow'--Ethel | owes. ana "Song of the Great Dom- la oS lidred Howes, Carrie Card, Vera Drader, Helen Swerbrick, Norma Kenyon and Hubert Kene- { han. Writing, "Children's Song"--Tom- mie Howes, Margaret Wilson, Ralph Convery, Nigel Howes, Greia HHICK- ey and Grace Grey. Water color drawing-- Florence {Howgs, Russel] Clobridge, and Tom- mie Howes, Essay "My Favorite Story' '-- {Tommie Howes. Hitching and driving coniest for boys--Harold Reynolds, John Kene- han, Willie Jeffrey and Willard Pet- ers. Hitohing and driving contest for girls--Adelaide Buckley and Edith Buckley. Nail driving contest for girls-- Edith Buckley, Adelaide Buckley and Inez Pero. Girl winning highest numoer points--Norma Kenyon. Boy winning highest number z of No. 2, Piccadilly school and S. 8. No 9. Bar: | Ethei | Corawey, Nina Les-| Clo- i Gregory | | 2 Harold | 1sabella | ers-- iar: | -rihei Howes | Reyuolds, | potatoes--{regory | ney - | Eari Scales | Kenehan | Nes Ne Ps Kd ) "I's remarkable how much I iB you can do with a little current ~on McClary 5 Elements." | IR --Says FB Every woman who spends a great | fed part of her days in the kitchen 0 realizes what a lot of fuel or current can be used without any equivalent | of cooking results. 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