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• JOHN SUTHERLAND & SONS,14id.
Guelph, Ont,, Insurance,, Fre and
Marine,
CREAM WANTI31)
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SEAFORTH
REAM ERY
CALI. ANY DAA ANTI, GET.. A
,CAN AT T. SMITH'S STORE
We test- Wednesday and Satur
• day, P.M. Get your can any day.
Will,.also buy limited' quantity
of .good cedar 1
• WE 'WILL APitECIATE YOUR
PATRQNAGE.,,
---D. ANDREW---
?15-lirtf. '
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GRAND TRUNK SYS EM
•TBE,.DOUTLE TACK ROUTE
--Between
MONTREAL
_TORONTO ..._
DETROOIT
end' CHICAGO .
Unexcelled Dining Car Service.
'Sleeping care ont. Night Trains and
Parlor Cara on principal. Day Trains.
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Full information fropi any Grand
• Trunk .Ticket Agent cr C. E. Horn
mg, District Passenger Agent, Tor.
onto.
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Arent, Lucknew.
c.
Stands for Canadian. Pacific Ocean
Service, but: with us it means .
Courteous,. Polite, Obliging Service
Highest Cash Prices for
Cream; Eggs and ' po iltry
Our advice would. be to sell your_
poultry -early this year..; Prices ai•e.
expected ' to..be•-tnuch lower -than.
•hist year•.... • :.
• SEI,L NOW .. .
.PRESBYTERIAL VONF4RENCE..
The Semi -Annual' Conference of
Maitland Presbyterial was held in
Knox Church, Wingham, on the after
noon of Sept. 20th, The President,
Mrs. 'Coombe. in the chair: After de-
votional .exercises; the minutes of the
last' Conference were read by Mrs..
Meadows and adopted, A letter from
the Provincial Secretary was read,
asking • the Presbyterial's considera-
tion of the foil®win resolutions •:
1,=Thatthere be 'PLiterature and
Library Secretary in every Auxiliary
and. M,B. 2. -That there be a young
woman's Secretary in every Auxali-,
ary. 3. -That the Presbyterial Cor.
Secretary notify the Provincial Board
of date of annual meeting of Presby-
terial toenable the 'Provincial Board
to send a. delegate to Presbyterial. "4,
1 --That the -feeling in regard to use
of envelopes, also time limit •of office
`be 'ascertained, 5;—That a° Finance
Committee be `appointed •in' every
-Presbyterial. en -That. definite action
be taken in .every: Auxiliary. for in-.
.creasing membership, 7.—That ,Pres-
;byterial. Executives 'meet regularly,,`
8. -That Presidents• be ,notified• 9f
meeting of executive• 9. -That' name
'f Presbyterial representative at
Summer .School be sent to Corres-
ponding Secretary.
Mrs. D. McLennan, of Ashfield,
having sent ' in her resignation as
Literature 'Secretary, it was moved
end seconded and .carried that Miss
Malcolm, of Kinloss, • be .appointed
Literature and Library Secretary..
After discussion of resolutions, ,the
meeting- was unanimous in adopting
them as follows:--
Res. 6. -Effort to increase: 'prem
bership, whichm anis increased. in-
terest and contributihns.
Res. 4., -Time limit. of. Ace. The•
result of vote, 23‘'for and 18 against
making the term of office 2 years.
Res, .7 -That Presbyterial Execu-
lives meet on the morning:of Annual,
• Presbyterial. •
Res :5- came , in for considerable
discussion. The object:to• allocate to
each Auxiliary• the amount expectec.
of • them to enable the . W M '. S: •to
overtake their work. Objection was
taken 'to' this on the ground that al
location would dq away with the free
will .offering. Mrs.Gliennie, on 'being
appealed to, consented to allocate to
each Auxiliary .their objective en-
velopes' to be used where Auxiliary
deem it advisable. '
Miss Malcolm, delegate to' Summer
School at Whitby; gave an interest-
ing 'outline of each ;day's.' routine.
Mission Study,Bible Study, Recrea-
tion and addresses filled the days,
Soine of the leaders in• Summer
School were,: --Rev, George McKay,
Formosa; Rev. Murdoch . McKenzie,
China; Rev.. T. Russell; .India;. Dr,
Pidgeon and 'M%. J. C. Robertson
Resolutions 8 and 9 were also
adopted. a
Mrs: Harknesis spoke on the For-
ward Movement, • Home' Influences,
Responsibility. of Parents in regard
to their" own children, and urged a
conitmuous-going: forward:.ape`cnd E
iai ,effort . to increase' our W: M. S.
membership; '
Mrs. Pollan of . Kinloss, spoke -of.
mission, work among _ ,. the-. _young
people -the C G IT ._ (Cnadian::'Gii^ls
• In Training), The, work is four=fold,
Physical, 'intellectual, Spiritual ' and
titian:inofornsei=vice;-_-ThenC;G.I T:ois-
S'I'. HELENS SCI300t, . FAIR
Fp'lowing is i} list of the prize-.
winners at the St. Helens S`liool
Fair 'held" on Sept. 21:-
The; different schools taking "part
were SS; Nm's 2. • 3, 4, 6, 7, 12• and
14, West Wawanosh, al• S.S. ,No.
8, Ashfield, and N. 13,• Ashfield and
West Wawanosh,
Grain
• Oars, O A:C. No, 72, sheaf, Geo.
McQy alliin, Peter: McDonald, John
Finnigan; Oats, 1 quart, G.A.C. ,No,
72, Geo. McQuiilin;, Wheat. Marquis,'
sheaf, Earl Hutchison, Frank Sav-
age; Wheat, Marguis; 1 .quart, Frank
Savage, Earl Hutchison; Barley, 0.
A.C. No 21, sheaf, Geo. Hutchison;
Barley, O.A.C. .No. 21,•' 1 quart, Geo,
Hutchison; Field • Peas, • 'Arthur 1
:quart, Ralph Cameron; Harold Finni-
gan. . Jas.. St.• • Marie, " Doris Smith;
Field Corn,. 'Compton'i;. Early,;6 ears,
Luella Rintoul, Raymond Walden,
Harrison Taylor; Sweet'' Corn, Golden
• Bantam,'.6a4ears. Chas, McQuillin,
Glen Cameron, Ross McPherson, :Will.
Rintoul; ' Longfellow. : Corn,' •Myrtlie,
•Sillih, Prizes, '1st 5Qc, 2nd 40e 3rd.
30c. 4th 25c, 5th ,20c. • ,
Vegetables, Potatoes and • Roots ;
I Potatoes. Green .Mountain, 12 tub-
ers. Madeline Gaunt,. Alex' Lyons,
Arnold . Woods; Irene Woods; Pota-
toes. Dooleys, 12 tubersL. Allen Reid,
Madeline ,Hennessy, Harald Gaunt,.
Ben Johnston; Mangoids, Yellow In-
termediate,'
n-
termediate, ' '5 roots, Edna. Glenn,
Chas. Hutchison, Jean Webster, Ben
Mole; Turnips, Carter's Invicta, 5
roots. Willie Lyons, Helen Thorns,
Zylda Webster'• Lula Weatherhead;
Beets; Detroit Dark Reds, • 6 roots,
Gordon Itintoul, ChaenrDurnin,. ,Vern
St. • Marie; -Carrots„ Chantenay, 6
roots, Irene Woods, Donalda McDon-
ald, Melvin Jones; Onions; Yellow
'Globe Danvers, 6 roots, Pearl Thome-
sop: Winnie McClure;_ Agnes. Cran
,stop;, Parsnips,' Laurette M Clure,
Calvin' Purvis.. Winnie •Ferrier. Prizes
1st 50e. 2nd 40c, aid 30c, 4th,: 25c, 5th
20c, ; . ;..
Poultry
Cockerel ;Barred Plymouth Rocks,
Olive Jefferson, .Allen Reid, Vera'
'1'odl.".Bert 1Vlciaullin; Pullett, Barr-
ed • l lyniouth *Rock, Loft Hackett, Al-
len Reid, Annie Uampbell; . Pen of
two cociterei . and pullet, BO'. Rocks,
Arnold l.raig, Bert iviequiiiin; Alien
Reid; Pen of three,' 2 pullets anu
cockerel. B. P. R. -from home flock,;
Higgins. Olive' Alton; Scene ire wafer
colors. Harvey Errington, Win. Far-
• er, Mader:ne Gaunt, Prizes, let ' 0e,
2nd 40c, 3rd 31,s, 4th 25c, .5tlt 20e.
Nature Stgdy
t(iollection of 20 pressed Ontario
weeds, ]Luella Rintoul. Harvey Err-
ington. E. Higgins;. collection 'of 20
Ontario weed seeds, Olive Alton,
Harry Champion;. John Irwin; collec-
tion • of 20 mounted and named in-
sect�, Margie Pur'via, E.. Higgins. •Al-
len Pentland; collection.' of 12 'ex-
amples of plant diseases and insect
injuries, Leila Gaunt; collection :of
mounted leaves; Stuart Durnin, Win.
Farrier, • Leila- Gaunt; collection of
named native .woods, Dorene Web
ster, alvin Purvis, Leila Gaunt,
Prize 1st 50c, 2nd 40c, 3rd 30c, 4th
25e. .
Publis speaking, -.Mice Rogerson,
Elizabeth Higgins, Olive Allen;
y
Prizes, 1st $1.25, °2nd $1, 3rd' 75c..
HOLYROOD 'SCHOOL FAIR', •
' PST OF PEIZE-WINNERS
NOTE-7The names are given in'
order of the prizes won. The figure
after a. name -indicates. 9,the number
of the school section in •Kinlos o
wh-ich the pupil belongs. •
Oats, Grain- John McIntyre,
Mark Deinaert, 4.
' Oats, Sheat -John McIntyrd; 9;
ICenneth McKenzie, 9; Mark Diemert.
Barley, Graino-Chas, Tiffin,: 9; J.
BarleY, SheafJpini McIntyre.. 9;
Chas. Tiffin, 9; Kenneth McKenzie,
9; Drennan McIntosh, 4, ,
. Field' Peas, Grain- Bob Orr, 8.f
Gordon Stutters.. 3; Alma Carruth-
'ers. ;5; Harry Hodgins, 5; Alex.'Perey
'4; Margaret McIntyre, 9; -Frankie
Thompson. '3; Jimmy Ryan; 2; Har-
•SWeet Corn -John McFarlane, 24
Florence Hodgins, 3; Bernice Genii
gram, 4; Harvey" Ackert, - 4;" Mary
Hodgins, 3;• •Wilbur Hodgkineon,' 2;
Potatoes (L 0.)-nHarold Thom: -
son., 3: Lilly . Ryan, 2; Chas. Tiffin,
9;', 'Bert Megan 8; Chas. Hodgirrs, 3.
Mcloariane, 2.
.tion liodgkinsOn,' 2; Tony 'Dim/tent,
McPherson 3. Veri -
lir SUFFER ..PAIN?
yOu can't do justiee to yourself in buoiness, social or home life. if
, you suffer Irom headache, backache, neuregia, nienthly pains,
' or any of the thousand arid one pains with which all of es are ,,
afflicted at One time or another., , '.•
.c These pains indicate a very real physicaidanger. But' there
are very few pains of any nature that _are not promptly, relieved. by
Dr. Miles* Anti -Paid '
handy boxes at
against head- ,
ache, carsickness
neuralgia arid
pain ef ,almost
any nature.
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Pain Fills •
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LUCKNOW FAIR PRIZE LIST lyn, Mrs, Ed. Little, Sofa pillow.
(Continued from page 8) • •
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Hackett. Maiden Bleshes-7.
lanilyn; Mrs. K. McLeod. Sofa pillow
Salkeld, Hunter... Wealthy -G
other Ina' hand work -Mrs. K. Mc-
& Greer; King of Tompkins Count;
lined. Mrs. J. 'S. ' Mackenzie. Single
Salkeld, G. A. Greer. Mann
piece fancy knitting7-M, Livingston.
Apples -G. A. Greern J. R. Hackett.
Kipg Hackett. Ont- Mrs...K. McLeod. Single piece 'crochet
-Mrs:, Jpg, Hackett, Miss A.nnie
ario-n-T. J. Salkeld. Ronboro Russets
-Jas. Alton. Golden -Russets-T J Jeyet. Single piece 'embroidery=M,
Livingston: "'Mrs. K. McLeod. Singld
X. McLeod, Mrs: Tamlyn. Five yliece,s
needle worIO-Mrs. J. ' S. Mackenzie,'
Greer. Wagners-Jos. Hackett, Frank
Mrs; Tainlyn. Specimen filet crochet,
Miller: J. R. Hackett; Any Winter
keid. Variety named apples -T. , J. • Gil Painting • ;
S'alkeld; CTS A. Greer. Crab Apples=. Figure work, cony=41. Livingston.
4. R. I-)aekett, F. Miller, Fall Pears= Landscape frOns nature,M.- Living-. '
G, Hunter, Jas: 'Alton.' Winter Pears ',stein Mrs, K. McLeod. Beene, copy. -7".
=Geo. Ranter, Jos. Hackett; Grapes.; M. Livingston; Mrs.nTamlyn. Fish of
blue variety -T. J. _Salkeld, Q A. genie, nonynn.M. Livingston. Single
Greer, Grapes. red variety- T. J, nieee, Livingston,: • .
.L.AD1ES'' DEPA,RTME,NT 110111E, Originaln-M.. Livingston, Alfred An-
- MANUFACTLIREg.
o .„ , IC, McLeod. Three sketches from .1-4:-•
rayon colors -M.. iLiVingston, 'Mrs., :
Carrots---Lyla :lit:bards, 2; Fairish.
Moffat, 8; Rena l'arnuthers. 3; Verna
Sonth,„4; Edith Hudgins
Johnston, Alvin Woods; Best halter • Onions -Gordon :Beady;• Jean
Woods; 6nring Lamb, . judged for
'mitten rairposesnlered -.McQuillin, Al-
vin. "Woikis; • -Calvin "Panels; Untie
50c, 4th 25c. BabY Beef, Prize,ss, lst Kenzie .6 • •
• Kennedy; .9; Dorothy Wraith, 9,
Rdbinson;. 54 Mary McIntyre
-A.F.'dr A.M.", G.R.C. Oki Light Lodge.
meets every Thursday. night on or
before the full moon, in the Mas-
onic -00,-- Havelock ;St, Luckinown
tO.O.F., Lnicknow Lodge _meets evert'
• Friday evening at 8 _o'clock in their
Mall, Campbell-streei---AFbrithren
eordially invited. Officers: Noble
n Grand, Robt.. Johnston; Vice Grand,
'son; Fin:. Sec.,' Dr. Paterson; Treas-
urer, Alex Ross.,
. Mrs, Reid. gave a , paper pn the
meetings" Other books ivenread for
interest., amuSemerit and. education,
but to the ,Bible only wog%) tor corn -
.fort in time of trouble. -for guidance.
The"question drawer was taken by
Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Coomben intimated
havingnanletter front -Miss-Rattle,. of
loronto, and requested that all who
could would send 'eontributioris nt
vegetables and food to Miss Rattie's
home for girls.' -as they would be
thankfully feceived.'
'.-"It7 was decided -that -the next•nilane
of Annual eeting "bp Dungannon.
eeSe by all- repeating the Lord's
L.,..McWhinney, Press ,Secretary.
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ASters,, mauve or purple-11trs. F. J.,
nic.Leod. hand knit inittS, line- asserted -Mrs. K. MeLeod. ,Mrs. -L.
Herb Thomnson: 3; Ivan _Conley',
Purvis. 1V1arigolds-Mrs. Jos. Hack-
Mary McIntire 9'...'flerne Ile ;It' 1X-•-IfuSton:- Sweet---peaSM:s.-.1:5; -M,1-••••,
their lodge room every second Tues-
day of the month at 8 o'cloelt
ninn-ttecni3ney., Wen -
, 'GOLDEN WEDDING
• A. GOldern Wedding in which 'Old.. -
.timers of Luckno7. and .:Yieinity will
intereated was 'recently Celebrat;
ed at. 313 WayerIey Street, Port Ar-
thur Ont. it was that Of kr. and
Mrs...I. W. Morgan, folmer residents
of this part ' Mi Morgan taught
-• school at Langsicie, Ilelyrood and St:
Helene, and was 'principal of the
Marriston 'School, rind • in -Port
:Arthur for many years...
AV the anniversary pelebrationthe
beide enainkinom of _fifty_ yearanago,
-7 wend -rine serited-With-beautiffil-
in old by their sons and -daughters
flowers, amorig which was a. grand
bouquet from the Rhodes Preeeptory,
and a beautiful frame of floWere Our -
Beat as One for Fifty Years", the
gift of Mr and Mrs, John Ritchie,
Mr, Morgan iireeented his 'wife
With a golden neCklace set with
pearls, • The bride of ,50 years ago
wore a dress of black' taffeta silk
'trimmed with gold. lace. She also ,
, wore tiny aweetheart roses tied with
silver and..gold thread. .°
, The large wedding take was cut
Pole mord for the purpose.
VICRIOv!inif Wag rood*
from . L. 'Matthews, Mayer of
Port Arthur: '
•. "I cannot let this opportunity pass
-without ungratuhrting"lidnin
sell; Della Plowman, Olive Alton,. Pair Home' FlOck-Le: na White, lading -no Livingston, :Airs. On 6,
lininheth nins. • -K. McLeod, M. Livingston.
. BouqUet ; of Phlex, . Irene braid threed lace. coarse=nirs nem -
ft -ern -home- garden, Madeline Gaunt; Z; Milk Campbell, 7; Orland John- made lace -Mrs.- J. S. , Mackeraie,
Olive Ferrier.. Isabel: Miller, Helen ston. 4; Mirmie Richardson, 2; Heinn -Aire.. l'ainlYn, Drawn thread: work -n
Miller; Prizes,' Int 50e. 2nd 40e, Ord_ no Livingston,. 41rs. -McLeod- .;
30e; 4th 25e, .5th 20c. ' 25 •1Noxious Weed Seeds-Mk:yin-
Cameron, Reg Lavit, Vera 'Woods,
McIntyre, 9 n.
Aft,: 3rd. 3.0.c., At* . Rena Carruthere.,5.; 41,1 -min Cariuth
esoLno.afileoi%wr hGitaeubnrte,ad.;ee.GiyeitiecuAibitce4-, Aloc: percx; 2;
Fungus biseasee4Blanclie
-- Forest Timbers -=Frank• Thompson,
Lester McLeod. 7; Phciehe Hodgkin-
' Asters. 9 131obnia-Winnifred
ert, 4_; Jean McKenzie, 9; Jean mt.41
Lean, 9; Gertrude.Hamilton, 4; Miry
Phlox -Dorothy Wraith, 9O • •
B, Ciarnochan, 6; 'Mary McKenzie '9;
3; Blanche Hamilton, 4;
• White 13reaci-Mary McKenzie, 9;
Jean', McLearn--9;--Blimehe =Hamilton: -
4; Gertie' Hamilton, 4; Greta Hedg-
loinson, 2; Rena Carruthers, 5.
• 44. -Gentie.:Hanilltcin.,A;nMargn Men
.Annle Tie- Mary MciCenzie 9;
Blanehe Hamilton; 4;', Crentie
ton, 4; Jean- McKentie, 9; Anele Mc -
merger -et McIntyre 9- Pena. Hodg-
kinson, 2; Ruth McKinium 5; -'Lyle
Richards: g. jean McKenzie,' 9. .
6 Oatmeal Cookies -Vern -1e Heivk-
shrine. 3; Jean McKentie. 9.; Dorothy
Wraith, 9; :Mary McKenzie, 9-;_ Many,
'Oven Padn-Mary IVIcIntyre, 9; Le-
ona White, 5; Wiepie Percy, 2; Dor-
othy -Wraith, Alniti'.Crifinithers 5.
Wraith,' '9; Harold Percy, 2; Grant
McLean, 9; Will Guest, 2,
Haminerl Handle- Billy Scott. 8;
Karl Boyle, 3; "Onland Johnston, 4;
Jimmy Conley, 84 John Wraith, 9,
Cott -Joe Elliott; 4; Jim Conley, 8.
Beef Calf -.-Harold McIntosh. 4,
5 -Minute Address -Bert. Thome-
:40N 3; Wilma Chestnut, 5; Alvin
Thompson. _Sweet _peas_ displey_7-Mrs:
son; Mrs. K. McLeod, Begonia. tuber- ' •
1). M. Thompson. Begenia„-
'other variety ---Mrs. Miller, Coleus
,M.,._=„Thompsnennngeraniutina, double'
olantlArs; ,Mat ers..,House plant
Thompson, 'Floral ekhibit-7-Mrs: D.
fins. Olive. Farrier, Allen -Reid, Dor-
ene Websten 3Si citizen tea biscuits'.
Olive Alton, Gertie Webb. Clarissa.
DOrena Webster;., -dozen
oatmeal. erioltiea Rena Pervis; Fanny
and. yourself on •the: fiftieth anhiver- Layer cake. Dorothy McQuillin, Gert-
sarY ef ' yoni Uiedcling day, I- have fe 'Martin, Zylde Webster t Leila John-
owino-binonnonnnen gen: If omen_nide 'candy, Leila John -
the past thirty years ef happiness ponnin
, . Leila Gaunt. Della Plowman;
and usefulness, ,and occupying, as -I. r Apple pie, Winnifred. Terrier. Gertie.
do; the position of Chief Magistrate .Webb, Alice Rogerson; Lemon pie,
pf the City, I am constrainP4 to ,wish mi
'yeti, on behalf of all Mir citizens, 'Un-
alloned peace and pnosperiti diming Cummings. "Margie Purvis, Mervin
•the sunset of °your 'lives. •Dtiring 'nil Heckett; .Handniade Doll'a Drees,
tfiese years yen have filled_ with high •Margaret Miller, Mildred MeQuillin;
Rena , Nicholson, Irene Woods. 'Leer-,
many important public positions, and etta McClure; Patch n Cotton. Irene
elwayS .dischargedoiour duties faith- Wooden Winnie McCItre, Gertie Ait-
16c -dia.you 1.1--i6 msec Iv g,-(ki•cirrlitn:- -tin; Irene -Wooden •.- .Robena-Martinn
I wish alse to express my alma; -art D,urpin, Alex.. Inglis! Stuart Lay-
biatien of your splendid character is; Patch oewn on grain bag. Ross
Mrs, Morgan and Atourselt roany
Or Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago?
.The remedy is einiple. inexpen-
sive, easily taken and harmless.
'Rheumatic Capsules
YoUr druggist will supply you.
Write for free trial $o Tesnple4
testi% Colborne Toronto.
:Me1"hersen, -George cDonald, Alex.'
vin Woods. Gordie 'Lyons, Herb Tay-
lor; Wooden spoon,: Winnifred Mc -
Drawing, Art and Writing
of Huron Dorene 'Webster,
Lily- Reedr.Will Entblul. Ruby ,.Turn,
er; Map of -Ontario, Many, St. Marie,
South America. Jack Cousins, Gannet
Farrier, Jack Moss; Writing. evening
hymn. Thos. Henry, Nellie Cranston,
'Carnien Farrier; uniting, 2 verses
Indian HYmn, Evelyn Culbert, Mar-
garet Ben Mole; writing,
Poet's Song. Vern St, Marie, Tom
Hackett, Stuart Durnin; Writing,.
Of Viola Hamilton,
Eva Errrington. Grace Cameron;
Crayon DraWing Of grouts of wage- 2. Kiniosa; No, 9, Kinloss. '
tables, Olive Farrier Greta Webb, No:, No. Khoo. oterMaheaktednzwieo.rki±buragr.
MIT Wird% (Avila Neel_ Latter.
Phrical Culture, -1811o, 6, Kieloae;
ing in ink, Pawky Moquillip, .Ki
ingston. ConnentiOnal7 'embroidery,
colorsn.j. Liviegstoe, Mrs: Inn Ann
uneheon ;set. other hand work -n,
serviettes., folir to match; hand. wore
ranle Ben, hand. work -Mrs.
,14. 6, Mai:iterate. Mrs. namlyn, lame
J. 6. Mackenzie. Tea ,coay. hang -made
zie. Pair. tray cloths, hand made-.
."6:1.irviCe7tray, hand snade-Mrs. J, S.
Litten ISL-Livingston::PilloW. cues' hand
J. S, Mackenzie. Faney-
kenz len Are. Inn 13: MacLeoki,
er,.and stand covern-Mrs,K, McLeod,
s:, mgekeniie. yin
lyn. M. Livingston. Ladies'. hand
niede camisole-41in. J, S, Mackenzie,
. Ladies' handkerchiefs, hand trimmed
M. Livingston. Mri, n11111111.. Lad -
M. Livingston. Infant's .wear, cotton
Infant's wear, flannel- Mrs, S,
Mackenzie.. IVIrs. Tamlyn Child's
romper suit -Mrs. K,. McLeod, Mrs,
J. 'S, Mackenzie, Libras? table rutin.
white. apron, machine work -
Myrtle Webster, ' Evelyn Lockhart,
• 'hand knitting-LEvelyn . Lock-
• hart, Guest towel -Evelyn Lockhart, .
Edna Tainlyn, Guest towel, hand ,
-work•n-Edna Tamlyn; Isabella Chest-
nut. Filet crechet--nEvelyif Lockhart,
ne• edle. Work -Evelyn. Lockhart, Edna •
Evelyn Leekhart, Doll, dressed7-Ed-
'Lockhart. Baking- powder ..biseurts--
'Myrtle Webster, Rene ^ Purvis. Plain
sugar cookies-Renai Purvis. Layer '
Cake-7Isabeliti Chestnut. 'Apple, pie , nn..
sh• ort --,---77.; Rena Purvis. Carrots;
n--• Jesephine Schmidt. Bouquet gar -
Orden flowers---Congram. I, Cheottlut,
.1 -Yawing •gf. garden-Evelini tank:
n-•-laaet: Clark McDougall, Essay on
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