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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-09-18, Page 5P1ar � n THE LIT.CKNOW SENTINEL T$[TRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1930 ^li h i+ PAGE F • NO one knows i etmer• than the -farmer the necessity for' cog au anon—the economical handling of tune, material' and money. And no bank is ,more desirous than the Bank'of Montreal to co-operate withfar ers to tie tad that their fnancial a>ffai s -and business' in�terestswIll he- r'.en.a.so nd basis, • Them,. 25c. Number of Entries Iced Chocola.e Layer Cakke with Date 4, Annie Watson, •60e; 12, Freida Rintoul; 50c; 17, Margaret'Elliott, 40; 4, Jean Thorn, 30e; 4, Florence Mc- Quillin, 25c; 4, Dorothy Miller, 20c.— Number of Entries, 14. YZ doz. Butter Tarts. •4, i"'lorence M Quill s. 60c; 12, MarxDow,50c; 1`2, Freida . Rintoul, 40c; 17, 1-enore .Stothers, 30e; 1.2, . Ruth Ramage, 25c; 4, Ruth McQuillin, 20c. Nuniber of Entries, 14.' Individual Meat .Pie 4. Rutfi • M'cQuillhn, 69e; 12,' Mary Dow; :50c; 12, Eileen Broomer, 40cr 4, Florence ' McQuillin, 30c; 4, Jean Thom, 25c; '12; Vera Taylor, 20c._ Number , of Entries, 11. Chocolate Fudge 13, Dorothy Alton, •60e; 12, Murray Taylor, 50c; '4, Jean Thom, 40c•.4, Kathleen Thom,30c; 12, . Vera Taylor; �25e; : 13, th . Phillips;• 20c.—N•um- ber oaf Entries, 18..Br`eakfast for 8 yr old Child on tray 17, "Margaret Elliott, 60c; -12, Eil- een Broomer'; 50e; 12 Mary Dow, 40c Laurine•M'iller 30c; 8 :AgnedYoung '25c; "4, Jean, Thor, 20c.—Number of Entries; '14. Wash Cloth .ofTurkish Towelling 12, Gordon' Souter Taylor.; 50c; 14, 1Iuriel Purdon, 40c; 3, lielen, Durnin,30e.—•Number of Entries, 3.Laundry, Bag-Machiee Made '12➢ Vera Taylor, 50e; 14, lack Inglis, 40c;; 4, Kathleen Thorn, `30e.—Number of Entries,- 3. DoWs Dress12, Vera , Taylor, .50c; . 4, LaurineMiller, 40e; 1;3, Dorothy • Alton, 30c; 12, Cecilia St. Marie," 25c; 8, 'Melba Fowler; ,2¢c.,Number, of Entries, 5:Three. Button (Polis—�I2'ry4" 1".g_ti eda'}Linton', 50e; 12, Mary Dow, 40c; 4, Jean Thom, 30c; 4, Flor- ence •MeQuillin, 25c;' 3, • Jean Pardon, 20c.—Number of Entries, .5. Guest Towel, Hemstitched• & initial .1, Eileen Broomer, 50c; '12, MaryDow, •40c;' 12, Freida Rintoul, 30c; 4, Florence' McQuillin,• 25c; 4; Jean Thom, 20c,; 8; Gertrude Finnigan, 10c.Nunuber,of Entrie, 7.,Clothes,Pin Apron, Machine Made. 12, Vera. Taylor, 50c; 12, Etta''Ma- yes ay?lor, 40c >12 Mair`"Dow; 30c12,'. Eileen $roomer, 25c; 13, Jean CNameron, 20c; 13, , Janie Alton, 10c.Number of Entries, 13. Window• Stick. ---3 'Notches 'W. & E. Waw.. 12, Murray Taylor, 50c; W . W. 12; Gordon Taylor,40c; W. W. 12, George Webster, 30c; West4, Hugh MacDonald, •25c;. .West' 4Allan Miller, 20c; West 12, Arthur Ramage, 1Qc.—Number of Entries 10: •. Tooth Brush Holder W. & E. 12,, Vera Taylor, 50e; W. W. 4, Laurine , Miller, 40c.—Number of 'Entries,Plain Book Ends.W. W: 4, Florence. McQuillin, 50c; W..W. 12, 'Cuyler Ramage, 40c.Number of Entries,' 2. Scrap Book, 6"-9", Poultry 'CuttingsW. W: 12, George Webster, 50c; W. W. 12, Etta Turner, 40c;,' W. W; 4, Grace Weathe-rhead, 30c; W.'& E. W. 12, Annie Taylor,. 25c; E. & W. 12, Louise' Martin, 20c; Ash. 8, DsnaldRoss, 1Oe.—Number of .Entries, 6. Model . in ReedW. W. 12, Freida Rintoul; 50e: W.& 1J. 12 Vera Taylor, 40e; W. W. 4, Florence IcQuiliip 30e; W . & E.. W. 12, Murray .Taylor, 25c; Ash. 13, . Rob. Irvin; 20c.=Number of. Entries, 5. Collection of 10 Leaves— 'Deciduous Trees. •W. W. 4, AllanMiller, 50c; W.• W. 12, George Webster, 40c; W. & •E. 12, Murray Taylor, 30c; W. W. 12; Willie .Turner, 25c; Ash. ` 8, Donald Ross, 20c; W. W. 4, •Hugh MacDon- ald, 10c_Number of Entries 7. Collection of Specimens, Evergreen Leaves.W. W. 4, Laurine Miller, 50c;' W. 12, Raymond St. Marie, 40c; W. 12, Nellie Wiseman, 30e; Ash & . W,13, MarieMcCrostie, 25c; W. & E'W. 12,Vera Taylor, 20e. --Number of Entries, 5.Collection of Sinjurious- Insects.W. W. 1'2,, Ruth Ramage, 50e;' E. & W. 12; Mary Dow, 40c; E. & W."12; .Eileen Broomer, 30e; W. W. '12; Frei- da gintoul, 25c.—Number of •Entries 4. Collection of 12 Worst Weeds in S. S. E. di'W. 12, Eileen Broomer, 50e; W.& E. 12. Etta Taylor, 40c; E..8. W. 12, Mary Dow, 30e; W .` 12, 'FreidaRintoul, 25c. -=Number of Entries 4. Drawing of Group of 2 Apples. " 4, Grace ' Weatherhead, 50c; 17, Lillian Sproul, 40e; 17, Elsie Nivins, 30c;. 12,'• Ferne Paterson, 25c; 12, Lonise Ma"rtin, 20c; 17, Douglas El-liott,- 10c.—Number of Entries 9. Drawing of Collie Dog 12, Willie 'Turner, 50c; 12; George Webster; 40e; 12.: Gordon Taylor, 30c 12, Leonard Phillips, 25c;.12,.,Albert Phillips, 20e;• 17. Isabel Girvin 10c.—Number of • Entries 14. Landscape in Trees and Water 12, liayntond St. Marie, 50c; 12, Vera Taylor, 40c;. 4, Laurine Miller; 30e; 17, Harry Irvin, 25e; 17, Wil-liam,•Sproul, 20c 17. JimmyLeish-man, 1Oc—Number of Entries 11. Poster Control of Weeds12; Freida Rintoul, 50c; 12; Eileen Brootner, 40c;, 4,Florence McQuilii'i, 30e; 12, John St. Marie, 25e 12, Ruth Ramage, 20e: 12, Mary Dow,Number of. Entries, '12:Desi f ov- (tn or Book C er SCHOOLFAIR PRIZE LIST (Continued from° Page 1) Miugoldsy-G.W. sugar -5 W. Waw: 4, Gurdon Miller, 50c; Ash; and W. Waw. 13,:'Ilaroid Hum-phrey, 40; • Waw.. 17, Harvey Sproul, 30c; W aw..17, Douglas Elliott, 25; E.. Waw. 14, Ernest Beeeeoft,, 20c; W: Waw. 1. 'Beatrice Kinahan, 15c—No. or •EntriesTainipsa—CaaadianW . Waw.; 12 Raymond :Boyle, 50cW. Waw. 12, .Annie May ,'laytor. 40c; W. Waw 12, George Webster; 30e; Ash: and W.W:e. 1 t. Willie Hum- phrey. 25e; W. Waw. 4, Gordon Mc -Donald. 20c:. 1�It. iiiw_ _ '12. Euyler Ramage, 15e—No. of IEntriesBeets--Detroit,Dark Red -6E Waw. 12, Louis' Martin, 50c;W. ,Waw. 4, Helen Thoin. 40c; W.Waw. 12, Percy Ramage. 30c; W. Waw. 4, Norma W eatherhead, 25c; W . Waw. 4, Dorothy• Allier, 20c; W. Waw. 17, Lillian Sproule, 15;,No of Entries 12. Carrots, Chantenay-6 W aw..4. Florence McQuillin, 50,c; West.. -Wars — 1T-Hatrry_Boy1e,-400cc;.W. Waw. '4, Kathleen Thom. 30c;,Ash. &'W. Waw. 13, Anna Irwin, 25e; Asb. 13, Ronald MacCrostie, 20c; W. Wavy 4. Edith Durnin, 1.5c;No of Entries 12. •Parsnips.:Hollow Crown -6 W. Waw 4,' Laurine Milier, 50c; • W. ' Waw. 4, •Angus McDonald, 40c; Ash. $. Lois Treleaven, 30c; Asb. 8. •Violet Errington, 25e; W. 'Waw. 4. Ronald Kranston. 20c; W. Waw: 14, Roddy .Inglis,• 15c—No. of Entries 7. Onion. Yellois Globe Danvers -6 W. • Waw. 4; A11an ' Miller. 51c; Asb..8. Cora Staley. 40e; W. Waw. 4. Lane a Miller, 30e: Ash.. Ind W . Waw. 13; Robert Irwin. 25e; W. Waw_ 4'. Eldon Miller, 20; W. iAi aw. 4. Icobel llliller, • i5c--No: of Entries '11, WinterWheat--Any varietyf.1 qt. W., Waw. 4, ' Eldon Miller, 50c; W. Wa'r.'• 3, 'P,tr•"ld lrir:n. 40e; Asha & Waw. 13, Janie Alton, 30c; W. Waw. 4..• Annie Watson. 2$c: Waw. 4. Allan Mitler. 20e; W. & E. \ Watr. 12, Annie ' Taylor, i5e1'lo. of EntriePotatoe.. Irish CObblgrs--1? W. It e"*. 4, Gordon 'Miller, 50c; Ash. & W:w. 1' R,*'— 1'-u' 'i4''Tc: W. War t. 4, Johnie Pritchard, 30c;W. Wzie-4. Ron -lel ,Cranston, '25c;; Ash.. &lif i w 13. Ate : 11ac*tett.• 20c; W. and E W'e'-. 1a Vera Taylor, t;k—Ne o€ tetrie' 24.Potatoes, • -Green . Mountains -1i W. Waw.' 4. Dorothy Miller, 50e; W: Waw. 14. Elroy' Laidlaw, 40e; W. Waw. 4. Hneh 1�Iae•lio�eatd. 30c;W_ Wow• 4 Arte;e Wet nn . • 25e: 21-' ; sh. 8, W. WaR*.�4. JP'trt To,im, ,AViola Young. 15e --Na of EntriesScI400l rolleetion of ' egetrble; (c.•he l to l .ter as a Un�t1W. Www. 1`' Sar- Ash. aitd ,W. Wear. 12. 4'' ; W. Waw. 4. 30e—No- of EntrieeAnrtnkut _ • for 50c; W`. Ae E. Warr 12. Jirtrr;a T:xrW. Waver 1 Noreen Kmahan. 40c; W.' Waver 4 Dirk We,fitertro'ad. 30e; Vit. Wa y3 ala Fowler, 2*c; W. and E. Waw. 1 i. Vera Tsvlor 20e:, W. Wave 4. Peerry Dornan. 1.c—No of entrie40 SbeI1' ef' Winger Wheat --Any Tacitly W. 1, i aw 12, Vera Taylor. 50.Asters-- 5 , No •of Entries 6_ Zinnia -6_ 13, Janie Alton,50c; 17, Margaret Elliott, 40c;' 13, Mary 'Cranston, 30c; 13; Willie Humphrey, 25c; "4, Jean Forster, 20c; •12,' Freda Rintoul, 15c—No of Entries 9African .Marigolds6 8, Harold Finnigan,• 50c; 13,• Allan Smith, 40c; 4, Neely Todd, 30c;• 13, Jeane Cameron, 25e; :11, Elroy' LaidLaw, 20c—No of Entries 5. Calendula-6 .4 ' Mac Ramagge, 50c; 13, -Archie Phillips, 40c; 13. M ldred S�henwood 30c, ' 8, Gertrude . Finnigan, 25c; 3, Jean . Purdon, 20c; 8, Elwin Finnigan, 15e -No of Entries. 13.French 3larigolds-9, .•13, Beth Phillips, '50c; 4, Grace Weatherhead, 40e; 4,''Dorothy Mc- Donald, 30c; 12, Vera ,Taylor, 25c; 4, Perry Durnin, 20e; 8,Donald H. Ross,.15e—No of Entries 18.Cosmos-914. Russell Ferrier. 50e;' 13, RobertaSmith, '40c; 4, Norma Weatherhead. 30c; 3, 'Harold . Irwin, 25c 8, June Errington,_20e; _.1,_Lenore_Stathers, 15c—No of Entries 12. Salpiglossis --.9.1, Rayniond Boyle, 50e; 17, Harvey Sproule, , 40c; 12, George Webster, 30e; 4, Laurine Miller, 25e; 12, Cuyler Ramage. 20c—No of Entries 5. Coriopsis-9 .f"ertrrade Fitinie•ait.• Sffe 4. Edith Durnin. 40e: t7, Harald Elliott30c; it. Flank EWry. 2;e: 12. Mary Dow.‘24'": 13. Shlie Niehtolson, 15e— No 01 T ntries '9':" PhlnzIrwin IDe; 8. There5n� Eedyr. 30c;; Irvin.. 30e: 4. Ronald Cranston; 25c•--• i 12, Vera Taylor, 60e; 13. Veta La_I"elrcy Ramage. 25c; 17, David No• of Entries 14. isenby l; t 4, f at ride ,Mailer, Igergood. eft; g, lifietuser 15c One .Pati Dads ; Alar a acCrbsel'e, 20c; 4; Nt. 13, Minnie iSmith, 50e: 4. Gordon Miller, 40c; 13. Jerry Cranston, 30c; 17, Eniily' McGratten, 25c -•-� •No ofEntries 4- Gaillardia� • 17.. William Sproul. 50c: 13, Robt. Irwin. 40c; 12, Murray 'Taylor; 30e; 12, Arthur Ramage, 25e.' —• No. of Entries 4. Liming. Room Bouquet, shown in vases a4, Gordon Miller, 511; 1... Vet'a Taylor, 40c; 14, Clifford Farr.er, 30c; 14, Florence Eeecroft. 25c; 8, Donald H. Ross, 20c; 12, Mary Dow, 15c— No of Entries 26.Barred Rock Corkel el4, Gordon Miller, '50c; 4, 'Ronald Cranston, 45c; 4, Dorothy Miller, 40c; 4, Ha -old Woods, 50c; 1?, Etta Taylor, 45e;• 4, Laurine Miller, 40c;13, Ronald• McCrostie, 35c; 12, Annie Taylor, 30e; 4, Alan Miller, - 25c—No of Entries 11 One Pair ' Geese 4, Florence McQuillan,' 50c; 12, Annie�Taylor, 45c; 4, Ruth McQlin 40e; • 12, Raymond St. Slari�, 3,5c; 13, Blake Alton. ;tow; '12, Etta Taylor, 25c—No' of Entries 7. ' Plate 6 Pears. an_y variety E. Waw. 14, Doreen Purdon, 50e; W. ,Waw.4, Ronald Cranston, 40e; W.Way. 4, Florence McQuillin, 30e; Ash: & Waw. 13, Harvey Lazenby, 25; W. Waw. 4, Jirnntie Aitchison, 20c; Ash. 8, Tom Young, 15c = No of Entries 26..'Plate of 6, Nor. Spy Apples. home-grown ' W. Waw_ 4, Jimmie Aitchison,, 50c; W. Wyly. t, Harotd 1Voods. 40c: W. Waw. • 4, • Ronald Cranston; 30c;E. Waw. 14, Doreen 'Purdon. 25c; W. Waw. 14, Gordon Thomson, . 20c; Ash: 8,' Tom Young, 15c. '— No ' of Entrie' 7.Basket of Assorted Fruit for Table E.and W. Waw. 12, Eileen Broomer 50c; E. Waw. 14. Muriel Purdofi, 40e;Ash. bur' Waw. 13, Jean Cameron, 30c; W. Waw. 4. Cordon :tlller.25e: Ash. & Waw. 13, Clayton Alton, 20c—No of Entries 11.Dog 8, Jim Errington, 30c; 4, Tom Mc -F orlon. 25e—No of Entries 2. Pair Rabbits '17. Douglas Elliott, 30e; 17. Harold Elliott, 25c; 14. Roddy Inglis,20c; 14, Russel Farrier, 15c --No of.Entries 4:Any Pet «Not included Elsewhere 4. Laurine Miller, 30e; 4, Angus MacDonald, 25c: 13. Alex Hackett,20c: •4. Jean 'Thorn. '15e;' 4, Eldon Miller, lOc—No' of Entries 9, Draught or Aerieultural Colt13, Blake Alton. $2.00; 3, Joe For- an, $1.50..No of Entries 2Best Halter :Broken Colt 13. Blake, Alton. 82.00; 3. Joe Foran, U.S•S. 12,' Geo. Webster, 35c: 4, Allan 1 $7.50• No of Entries 2 ' Miller, 30e; 4,•Hugh McDona ld, 25c; Market Lamb, . under 100 lbs. ' 13, Jerry Cranston. 20c; . 1:3, Mary 13, Blake. 41ton. 82.00; 4. Florence Cranston, 15e; 3. Harold Irwin,10c— McQuillan, $1.50: 3, Elmer.Foran,. $1.: No of • Entries 10: • , 2. Joe Foran, '50e. -Number of En- tries,• 7. Best Pair Bacon Hogs. 160-220 ibs. l3. ` Blake Aitona S4 00: 4. Jimmie Aitehisoti, $3.00 --Number of Entries 2 •Best Beef Cattle, pail fed- ' 12: Vera Taylor, $4:00; 4: Neely Todd,' $3.00; 4. C1;trles McDonald. $2.00; 4, Dick Weatherhead, $1.00. Number of Entries, 8. Best Beef Calf. Sib:00 Donated by Batik of Montreal, Laeknor. 12. Vera Taylor, 54.00; 12, Murray Taylor,' $3:00; 4, llarold ; W'ood, $2.00: McCrostie; '15e; 4; Jimmie Aitchison (4; Neely Todd,. 51.00.Number•: of 10e --No of Entries 10.llt ihife Legherni Pu e,14, Ernest Beecroft,50e; 14, Flor- ence Beecraft'.45e; 4. Ronalti Crans- en 40e: 13, Janie Alton. 355t; 13, Rinke Alton,.. 30c; 17. David Sproule, 25' 4. Jirounie Aitchison. 20e 13, fingh 3IcCrostie. 15^-: • 13. Mirriped Sherwood, toe --No of Entries' 10. t7ne dog. .m Eggs.�t�o `Extras" 1`t. Dot eu Irvin. 50c: 14, Filloy Laidlaw, 45e 4. Jean 'l'iiom. 40c: • i'7,Douglas .Elliott, 5e •12, Etta, Turner, iie: 4. Jimmie 'Aitchison, 25e—No of ;nt'ries 1S : ` ' ''lite der. White Eggs, "Extras" 4. (:tibio Miller. 500 14. Kerr 'th t,•iidl:aw, 45e: 14.'Ernest 1 eeeroft. One i 2, Willie Tturner. ,3 ie,. 13, t Breen Barred Rock Pullet4.Dorothy Miller, 50e; 4; Gordon Miller. 45e; 12, Raymond St: Marie, 40c; 4, ' Ronald Cranston; 35c; U.S.S. 12, George 1Veb iter. 30�: r. HaroldIrwin. 25e; 4, Hugh McDonald, 20c; 4. Allan Miller. 15e; 13, Jerry Crans-ton. 10c—No of Entrees' 11. .White Leghorn Cockerel 14, Florence Beeeroft. 50e; 14, Erit- est Beecroft. 45c;'.4. Ronald Cranston,40e; • 13, • Mildred Sherwood; 35e; 13, .Janie Alton,. 30 1 13,•Blake AIten, 25; 17, Carl Finnigan, 20e;. 13' Hugh Entries. ' . Senior Reef Calf. 4, Harold Woods. 54 0'0;. 4.• NeelyTod . x.00; :12. -Vera 'Taw Tor. 2.00";3. Joe,•Foran, $1.00;•�-Number• of En -tries. 6. Oatmeal Macaroons 12, Willie Turner,' 60c: 13. Willa Irvin. 50e: 12. Arthur Famane. 40c�;8. Donald H. Roes30e: 4. Allan Mil- ler, 25c; 14. Maffei Purdon. 20e. --Number of Entries.Bran Mnfllns• 13. Dorothy Alton. 80e.. 13.Marie MacCr+rstie. 50r: 4, Jeanie Forster, 40e; 13. Vert Laeenby. 30e; 8. Viola:Young. 2.5e: 12. Vera Taiylor.. 20c. --Number. of Entries.'11. Y2' "dor. Ginner .S'nans. 4. Helen • Thom. 5Oc;4, Neely Todd, 40,c; 8 Wilma Treleaven; 30c; 1, Jos-ephine Murphy, 25e: 12. Etta Taylor, 20c; 8, • Claire Pentland,110c.=•Nuniher of Enttries, 8. Map --heron .County. • 12, Willie Turner. 50e; 12. Arthur Ramage, 40; 12, Albert Phillips. 30r. 25c: 12, Harold t2, Get►. Wehste•Paterson. 20e: 12. Gordon Taylor, lfleNuml er of•. Entries 13. , Map -Southern Ontario ' 12, •Vera Taylor. 50c;' 17. William 30e; 12, 'Rayinottd St. Marie, 25c; 12, Sprolul, 40e; 17, Jimmie Leishrn,an, Cecilia• St. Marie. 200: 4. Kathleen Thom, ,10c Number of,•Entries 16. Mal► ---Dominion of Canada. Ire .1IAiutouit 50e 12, mut flow, 40c; 12, ' Cuyier Ramage, 30c; 12, Ei.een 13roomer, 2e 14, 1tenLaidlaw, 20e;I14, •Cliff Purdon,Number of Entries, 16. Map of Europe12, Etta .Taylor, 50c; 4, Helen Thom 40c;. 8, Wilma Treleaven 30c.—Num-ber .of Entries, 3.Writing 'rOur '1'llag" , • 12, r*miie May 'laylor, 50c; 4, Rus. sel Webb, 40e•,; '14, 1'a;uline ingli$, 30c; 14, Verna Purdon, 25c; .14, Luel- la Laidlaw, 20 c; 4, Johnny Pritchard, 10e.Number of Entries6. Writing =The Rainbow" 4, Grace. ;5r?eathet'head, 50e; 4, Per-ry Durnin, 4Uc; 17; Elsie Nivins; 30c; 17, Lillian Spro.i,' 25e; N.. 8, Jim ,Er-rington, 20c; 12, Rap1.�ie1 St.i►iarie, Loc.—Numberof Entries 8. - Writing: "The Rai" '-' • N. 8, -Fern Alton,• 50e; 4, Etta Swan.40c;' 13Marie. MacCrostie, '30c; 13,Bernadean`...Alton, 25c;'N' 8, Alma Anderson, 20c; 13, Alex Iiackett,. 10e. Number- of Entries .29.Writing "The Maple" 4;: Norma Weatherhead, 50c; 4Lauine. Miller, 40e; 4, Jean Forater. 30e; • '14, 'Russell Farrier, . 25c; ' 12, Vera Taylor, 20;e. 8, Beth Park, 10c. Number • .of • Entries, . 30. Writing "The Song 'My Paddle Sings" 4, FlorenceMcQuillin, .50c; 4, Ruth McQuillin. ,40c; 4, Jean Thoma 30c; 8. Cora M. Staley,. 2:c; 4, DorothyMiller, 20c 14, Ken Laidla, 10e.—Num- ber "of Entries 21. Writing "O Canada"12, •onicaSt.Marie, 50c; 12, Etta„ ; , T,�tyler, 40c; 1, Josephine Murphy, 30c; 1. Harry Boyle, 25c;Number of Entries, 4. Essay 1• "A Fall: Fair" ' 4. Laurine Miller, 50c; -12, Vera Taylor, 40c;, 4'. Jean Forster, 30c; =12, Cecilia *St Mre,. 2.5e; 4, Gordon20e; 17;. William Sproul; 10c. Numberof Entries, 10., Essay:"Weed Control. Measures''• 12, Cuyler Ramage,'50c; 12, . Freida Rintoul, 4;0c; 17, Emily McGatten, -30e; 12.. Ruth Ramage, 25e; 17,, M.tr- garet Elliott,20c; 17. Lenore ;'.Stoth-ers, lOe.-Number ofEntries 6. Essay "The Early Settlement of •`Hur- 12.Edtta M. Taylor, 50c.—Number _of.Entries 1 ' , •Donated by ''omen's InstituteWriting "Rule Britannia ` ,Veronica St.' Marie, $1.00.—Number of Entries, '4. Writin'r "The poet's Sane' .W. 1. 4,' Florence McQuillin, $1,00.--Nur-ber of Entries, 13: W'ritin$. 'A. Farew,eit'" i. '. , 4, Laurine Miller, *1.00.—Number.. of Entries, 20. Writing ""I ian Summer" W. I. '41 'Etta wan, $1.00; Ferne Alton; Geo. ~ e ter.; Murray Taylor, Alma Anderson; Harold Paterson.—Number of Entries, 20. Writing "The Star" • W,•.I..' 4. Grace Weatherhead, •$1.00;' Lou ise Martin; Raphael St. Marie; Jim Errington; FernePaterson.-Number of ries, 5. WritingEnt"The Little Garden" W, I- . 12, Annie May .Taylor, $1.00; Rus- sel Webb; Angus MacDonald; Jimmy Aitcheson; Johnny Pritchard. -Num- bey of Entries, 5. ' Public Speaking--1stl& 2nd donated` by Geo: Spotton. . 12, Freida Rintoul,' $3.0.0; 8, Alma Anderson, $2.00; 17, Lenore Stothers; .. $1.50; 13; Janie Alton. $1.00. Poultry. Judging for .'Girls , 12, Mary Dow,- $1.00;~ 17, Lenore Stothers, 75e:" 12, •,Eileen Bremner, 50; '4,;Ruth McQualin; 25c. -Number Of Entries 11. . (ave Stock Judging for Boys 4, Dick •._ Veith.erheasl.. • $1.00;. Bert "Whyard 75c; 19 Raymond':089, St Marie, 5.0e; 17, 'Fart Finnigan, 25e.— School 5- Number of Entries, 14. School Parade SchoolNo. 12,:00School .No. 4 . . ........00 School . No. 8, Sr. .. .... .00 School i�To. 8, Jr.001 School1.School No.3School No. '13. 1 n'lSchool No. 14100 School No.' 17 . 1 00 Weed T'aminu f ontest• 12, John St. Marie, 50e; '12, Mery Dow. 40c;• 12, Cuyt-r Ramage,430e,;12, Ruth 1 an'. ge, 25e.i1lst 12cal eeeev Broomer 5nr:. 4. Floi- 1 F1ence M^Qttilli". 40c: 12. • Mary Dow, 30c:'8, Jerk Parks,• 25e, Spellin. . M trh—? from ear'h Schooi 17, Clifford Cu.lhert. 50e: R. At►nes Young. ' 4'Florence McQuillin, 30c 12, Mary Pnw. 255. SCHOOL FAIR DATES oft. . , Greenock. ;at• Pinkerton . ..Sept. 1 Huron at Ripley Sept. ,24 Kincardine at . Kincardine ,Sept 29 Bruce at Underwood . Sept 20 Bruce & Kincardine, ,Tiverton, Oct. 7 THE NEW McCORMICK DEERIN.G HORSE AND '• TRACTOR POWER "GRAIN BINDERS contain the best features of the Famous McCORMICK and DEER- ING BINDERS. The, McCormick has always 'been known as the. - Sturdy Machine with . 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