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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1929-10-3, Page 8..s 6.-Tttaraday. October 3. 11129 ',Rub the scalp with Minard's four times a week. It rellllll Dandruff, stimulates the scalp and makes the hair soft and glossy. u 4 THE SIGNAL'S Clubbing List Tire Signal wad The Tensile Globe 16'0 The Signal and The Tomato Deily Star 6,90 The Signal and The Leader { i• 9 Ad.ertiser The Signal and The Leads 11.50 Free Press The Signal and Tho Tereate. Mail and Empire g'10 The Signal and The Feesseri Sun 3 25 The Signal and The Family Herald and Weekly Siar 3.00 The Signal and Saturday Night 5,S0 The Signal sail 'The New Outlook 3.90 The Signal and Canadian Homes and Gardens 4.65 The Signal and The Catholic Record ........ _................. 3.75 The Signal mrd McLean's Magazine .......,.. 3.75 The Signalised Montreal Wit- ness. .. renewal. 3.85 new..... 3.5O The Signal a n d World Wide_.. reatioal 4.25 new 3.85 The Signal aad Youth's Companion .... 3.110 The Signal and The Toronto Star Weekly 6.75 The Signal and Red Cad Gun 345 The Signal and The Caaadlaa Countryman } _ . _ 2.65 Clubbing Rates With Other Peri- odicals May Be Had on Application ," ST. HUNS S HAS. ONE OF THE BEST SCHOOL FAIRS IN THE COUNTY Large Attendance and Splendid Displays of Varied Products at Annual Event 8t. Delete: *retool fah' 1..Ei11 main- •taiul11g It, recon as .NIC of the lest sellod fairs in llurou'444llI . 0.4 only ill presenting u magnificent di -ploy of films :mil garden product, mei other \'nrial4.•%1111/11.10, 1.114 alsli' 11. 1"'int of 1 1e1111111l. . and generalInt.•r, a ,uau1- rested. The fair till. )lu4'. .,••Id 011 %Visite...day, September "ex- ception and ucnw•ithsuuldiu;: . • ,I",1 day wt. ;, spke111141 snesf».. - 5,. e11 '•e•hewil.. 1.'..1 part In the par - :ode. tee. of 11wu.. Dungannon 4,11.1 144. Helen... having it large turnout. '1'Iw I,upil.. c:u•rieti 'banners uOd ii,..r'I�Isi ,, ills 1'rw-i.ion to *be music of lugplpti, the schools thin riprc-"'tev1 's•i11g- S. S. No. 4, West Wus':nosh St. Helens) • S. S. No. 12, West 111' ,kan..011 1 Fordyle r ; 1'. S. S: 'N•'. S. \•htk'Id tl►ullguutua/ r ;' 1'. S. S. No, 1::, .1ollticld, 1114.1f11a 1 : S. el. Ne. 17. West 1\'+ncun'1 li;S S. . .'. NII `! V,at tut' u1o.h : 1'. Went '*VIIN7in4' i1. The pr..e-' -I.' start- at t art - at the hall and wiu-ch,.1 to the _round+. where m•versl of the • hood.• 1.•rformed drills and other ... ,'r,-lses. The 4t Inners in !hi.. coot etiti..0 weer. I -I. S. S. N'.. 12. We -d \1':a4tauo.II _sod. S. S. No. 17, West \\'asatio.h. Thr hoIbli* speaking took plow in ,he hall. the wrnther outsi.le being r:.ther *cad. There we're nine contest - mit.. all of whom delivered suck ex- cellent ud.lresst44 that the jud ry•: N„re. compelled to note erre cl.we!s 111 ,.soler to give Cul a'r11rate dee•kdnu. - Thr -1.•nkers and subject. were: Elan Tay lor. S. S. No. 12, %Pert Witwan...h. 1.:41s'r-rating 1►eclee'.. 011 a Vann :" Mary Dow. S. S. No. 12. "Nature Wadi' :nd the 4'hlltI:" 4h4rulhy Neale. Na. 12. "I'anwdu:" hate itlntoul. S. 5 N... 12. 'TeuclIhlg Agriculture in 4hir Sch.sds:" LIny•IRutledge. S. S. No. _. \\'.Sot N'uwaw,sif, "Thr Mail ilehh, i the flow:" Anna Weil. S. '4. Nn. S ' 11.1n- g:uutonl. " I'atrkoti»il:" Mildred .\n• .ler-on. S. S. No. r. "Seeing IIu rA•l te•. w other.. See I'•;" .dual Anderson. S rt. No. .. "Thr Story of 11atkd.l.iv• b.zstooe:" .1gue. Yonne. S S. No. N. -4 interim" The prizes, w.' t' :nearll•d ,- follow.: .1st. Lloyd 101114.1;m: _11.1. .Mitred Anderson: aYd. .lutes Seed: Ith. Etta. Taylor; 5th. Alma Anderson. The Knelling Maur!. 0:1,4 it eery' In- teresting feature. Fourteen' pupil- r"11te•.ted, tK" from a section. 111- .ls.•tur Itentom gave the surds from 411. I'alblc SI.•hcod Sheller. !Ark tVetitherlwnd. S. S. NO. 4. won. 17.r wivawr; Mary Nic hol•..ft S. S. No. 1:1. es'„til • .11111a Sproul. S. S. No. IT. third. Tido woes followed by a iniedeal eon - test; In which the winners were: lot. Florence: Mdjuillin. S. S. No. 4. W.'. \1'Intntal.h, who grave a ldnuo selection: old. Mary ilow. S. S. No. 12. We.t \Vaw'aho.lt, deal 11010 with her ower. I'iano 114„nul.ltnlnlnt : 3r11..1 111•44 Park. S. S. Nu. 5. A.htleld, moothorgan selec- t ion : 4th. Rlehnrt Pont. S. S. No. 8. THE SIGNAL, .lrrhlleld, woul.hurgau selectluu ; Crib. Eldeu Miller. St. Helens, viullu relec- 1 boa. Freda I4IIMuuI • of S. Y. 12, won the air uupieri chip cup. The Prise List • (:RAIN AND (X)RN Spring wheat, Marquis, quart- Bluke Alton, John Foran. Jahn St. Marie, Ralph Cameron, McKinley Ramage. Spring Wheat Marquis, sheaf -Blake Alton, John St. Marie, Ralph C.anleron, John Foran, Marg- aret Andrew. Oats, No. 144 O. A. C,., quart -Geo- Alton, Melbourne Cul- bert. Raphael St. Marie, Cecelia St. Marie, Wnt. Sproule. Oats No. 144., sheaf --Raphael St. Marie. Cecelia St. Marie, Geo. Alton, Perry Durnin. Barley, No. 21, O. A- C.. quart -Har- old Elliott, Raymond St. Marie, Jerry Cranston, Clifford Culbert. Barley No, 21, 0. A. C., sheat -Raymond S. Marie, Harold ElItott, Jerry Crans- ton. Sweet Corn, Golden Bantam, - Marjorie McWhinney, Janie Alton, Dorothy McDonald. Johnny Pritchard, Jean Cameron, Frank McQuillan. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES Mangolds, Giant Whits Lugar - Dorothy Miller, David Sproul, Jas. Aitaheson, Elmer Foran, Kitchener Finnigan, Mary Dow. Turnips, Can- adian Gem -Ronald Furster, Willie Humphrey, Norman Foran, Gordon Morrison, Murray Taylor, Norman McDonald. Beets, Detroit Dark Red -Elroy Laidlaw, Godfrey Neale, Dorothy Robb, Eileen Broomer, Fre- da Rintoul, Beth Park, Carrots, Chantenay-Vera Taylor, Carl Fin- nigan, Mary Nicholson, Emily 'Mc- Gratten, -Hurnadean Alton, Jean Thom. Parsnips, Hollow Crown - Donald Russ, Mary Purves, Melvin Morrison, Marie Mc•Crorstie, Shirr oy McGratten, Viola Young. Onions,' Yellow Globe DanverTRuth Ram - age, Arnold Oliver, Isabel Miller, Hil- da Finnigan, Ernest Beecroft, Dor- othy orothy Neale. SUPPLEMENTARY CLASSES ' Winter Wheat, any variety, quart -Elton Miller, Gordon Morrison, John Furan, Janie Alton, Melvin Morrison, Elmer. Foran. Potatoes, Irish Cobblers --Marjorie McDonald, Geo. McDonald, Annie \Nation, Gord- on Miller. Laura Martin, John For- an. Potatoes, Green Mountain -Ron- ald McCrostie, Harvey Mole, Freda, Rintoul, Bertha Jones, Kathleen Thom, Violet Errington. School Col- lection a Vegetables -Etta Taylor, Jean Cameron, Dorothyt Neale. r Pie Pumpkin -Claire Ptentland, Carl Fin- nigan, Ronald Cranston, Clifturd Cul- bert. Melbourne Culbert. Allan Miller. Hubbard Sttttateh-=Etta Taylor, Wil_ fred Pentland, Clifford Culbert, Fre- da reda Rintoul, Melbourne Culbert. Jerry Cranatue. FLOW ERS Bouquet of Aisters-Chas. McNee, -Gertrude Finnigan, Ruth Ramage, Chas. McDonald, Arnold Oliver, John F. Foran. Bouquet of Phlox-Wii- fred Sproul, Christine Finnigan. Cuy- ler Ramage, Mary Purves. Bouquet Zinnia -Jack Arthur, Mary Dow, An- nie Watton, Marjorie McDonald, Frank McQuillan, Norma Weather- head. eatherhead. Bouquet African Marieoliths -- Harold Finnigan, Donalda Jones. Mat- Kinley 'Ramage, Edith M. Durnin Eileen Bro'mer, Isabel Miller. Bou- quet of Calendula-David Sproul, Arthur Ramage, Willa Irvin, Minnie Smith. Hotgquet of French Marigol.is -Jean Thom, Neely Todd. Veru Taylor, Ronald Forester. Blake Akteea. Kitchener Flnu.gan. Bouquet of Cosmos --(:race Weatherhead, Lloyd Rutledge, Harold Humphrey, Allen Smith, Percy Ramage Helen Thom. Bouque t of salpiglossis -Dorothy Miller, Geo. Webster, Ernest Beecroft, Ralph Cameron. Laurine Miller. Bou- quet of Core.'psis Russel Farrier, Harold Elliott. • Bouquet of Gaillar- dia-Jean Cameron. SUPPLEMENTARY FLOWF:RS Dining -room table bouquet from home garden -Neely Todd. Jean Cameron, Gordon Finnigan. Ernest Beecroft, Kathleen Thom, M:Ivin Morrison. POULTRY Barred Rock Cockerel- Cordon Miller, Frank, McQuillan. Ruth . Mc- Quillan, Dortthy Miller. Isabel Mil- ler. Geo. Webster, Chas. McNee, Neely Told. Harald Humphrey. Barred Rock Pullet --Dorothy Miller, isabel Mill , Gordon Miller, George \V,•hster, Ruth McQuillan, Fraek McQuillan. Gordon Morrison, Neely Todd, Wilfred Pentland. White Leg- horn' Cockerel- I►avid Sproul. Ernest, Beecroft. Janie Alton.'Margaret An- drews, Eileen Broome, (:has MeNee, Mary Dow, I4ernadean Alton, Gordon Finnigan. White Leghorn Pullet-- Ernestl. eecruft. Janie Alton, Marg- aret Xndrews, Mary Dow, Eileen Hemmer, R''rnadean Alton. Gordon Finnigan, ('has. McNee, Kenneth Laidlay. One dozen Brown Eggs, "Specials -Willie Humphrey, Ken- neth Laidlaw, Ernest Durnin, .Jimmy Acheson, Melvin Morrison, Helen • Thom, Annie Taylor. Eldon Miller. Ihigh McDonald. One Dozen White F gs, "Specials" -Ronal McCrFnatie, Chas Metier.. Eldon M�ller• 'Willie' urner, Kitchener Fin igen. Ernest Beecroft, Etta Taylor, Dorothy Neale, Annie Taylor. fair Dticks--Dorothy McDotlald. Frank McQuillan, Allen Miller, Etta Taylor, Annie Taylor, Minnie .Smith. Neely Todd, Eldon Miller, Ernest Beecroft. Pair Geese -Florence McQuillan, Annie Taylor, Etta Taylor. Neely Total, Elroy Laid- law. Harold Woods. Douglas Elliott, Norma Weatherhead. Ruth McQuillan. FRI'iT Northern Spy Apples. home Grown -Jean Cameron, Helen Miller, Lawr- ence Miller. Rauph Cameron, Harold Woods. Basket of Assorted Fruits for table ore. grown in Huron Co. (4 quarts)- M. Ivin Morrison, Freda Rn, intoulEarl, GoM•m Miller.F,arl JeanPlCowman• amer- ..Finnigan, PETS Pair Rabbit.- --Harold Finnigan, ('liffnrd Purd.n, Harold Elliott, Bil- lie McClure. Any Pet -Kathleen Thom, Harold Finnigan, Billie Mc- Clure, Jack Park, Dorothy Robb Laird Nivms.- 111'E STOCK Draught or Agrjeultunl Colt - .Tames Atche'.im, Geo. Alton. Relison Falconer, Harold Fowler. ,hest Halt- er broken ('olt--Relixon Faleener, Elwood Fowler, Dick Weatherhlad, Dick (;uest, .las. Aitcheson. Market Lamh Allan Miller, Taurene Miller, Ronald Forster. Joe Furan, Geo. Al- ton. Blake Alton, Rest: Bacon Hog - Allan Miller. Harold Woods, hour - Inc Miller, Joe Foran. Angus McDon- ald, Neely Tedd. Best Beef Call (pail fed) --Dick Weatherhead. Nee Tadd, Raymond St. Marie, Chas 11c - Donald. Ge' Alton, Clayton Altolt. Best Beef Calt-Harold Woods, Mur-� ghs, Colds, Croup, Bronchitis AR( OIJICNIY RELIEVED BY Dr.Chase's Syrup of • Linseed & Turpentine 3000 GALVANIZED SHINGLES for the Roof Aandeonee, ir.r'.w,f, le.t th• 40. of the bu*ld4ng. [Iw no other. Or Priem& SHEET STEEL CEILINGS , For Schools, Halls, Stores, Hotels, Kitchens, etc. BEAUTIFUL - FIREPROOF ECONOMICAL Put up in s day. Many handsome patterns. Easy to handle. Netted in place over old planter. No duet or dirt. No muse and litter. Bang to clean and paint Get the facts and anti your ►no0(y Set your toed t(wwMk er eerpe"M► • ,QALYAN1'ZRD SIDING for Oaraide Walls of Brlek. Woe! -Iwo (10,44 -pee d. gest t• trm on. ' 4.1 orae. P. • ""4"04 s.a■otsr.•. .r ▪ - GODERICH, ONT. ray Taylor, Rgnald ' Forster, Jean Forster, Neely Todd , Senior Beef Calf -Neely Toad, Ronald Forster, Dick Weatherhead, Norman McDon- ald. DOMESTIC SCIENCE School Lunch --•Melba Fowler; Mar- jorie McDonald. Emily M.Gratten, Vera Taylor, Con Thompson. Oat- meal Cookies -Marie McCroatle, Vera Taylor, Freda Rintoul, Grace Weatherhead, Helen Durnin, Willa Irwin. Layer Cake ---Etta Taylor. Ruth McQuillan, Emil' McGratten, Edith M. Durnin, Lura Martin, Ruth Ramage• LemTart Mgaret Elliott• Etta Tayloron. Marary Ik -war• Edith M. Durnin, Freda Idlnt.•ul. era Tay- lor. Vegetable Ste- ilrlen Durnir, Kathleen Thom. Mari* McCroatie, Anna Irwin, Edith M. Puma), Etuw Taylor. (ream Fudge Vera Taylor, Murray Taylor. Marie McCrostie. Emily Mct;ratten. Jean Thom. Peanut Brittle -Freda HRin- toul, Kathleen Thom,Dorothy .1- en Thom, Ruth hamate•ri Neale. Apple Pie--I,,m Mota• Stotri. Anna Irwin. Florence McQuillan, Hel- en Thom ,Etta Taylor. Anna Sproul. SEW(; Handmade Holder -Freda Rintoul. Vera Taylor, Willa Irwin. Helen Dur- nin, Muriel Purdon. Janie Alton. Handmade Duet Cap -Etta ' Taylor. Bertha Ramage, Dorothy S't'ale, Jean Thorn. Plain Apron -Freda Rintoul. Margaret Elliott, Vera 'Taylor, Etta Taylor, Mary Dow. Marjorie McDon- ald. Dresser Scarf, factory cotton -- Eileen Brromer, Ruth Rarnag}e Mary Dow, Marjorie McDona:d Jean Cam- eron, Dprothy Neale. Article nide from School Fair ribbon -Freda Rin- toul, Vera Taylor, Lilian Sproul. Lunch Cloth. factory ,'1etton-Freda Rintoul, Marjorie b,Donald, Etta Taylor, Dorothy Neale Eileen Broom- er. Patch work Cushion Top--Laur- ine Miller. Etta Taylor. Freda Ria - tool, Cora Staley. FARM MECHANICS ' Foot Ruler -Freda Rintoul Angul McDonald, Hugh McDonald. Stanley McGratten, Angus Njch• le.n, Harvey Mole. ' Wall Match Halder -Willie Taylor. Murray Taylor. \y,ja Taylor, Freda Rintoul, Eldon Miller, Harvey Mole. Round Bread 44.71.1 -Murray 'Taylor. Freda Rintoul, .ferry Cran- ston. Any model in 4..s1 and reed - Willie Taylor. Vera Tay.. ,r. Murray Taylgr, Feda Rintoul. C Myler Ram - age. Scrap Book --Geo Webster, Willie Turner, Louis.. Martin. Annie Taylor, Grace Weaaerh.-ad, Percy Ramage. Artificial Fieeers-Freda Rintoul. Vera. Taylor. Al.... Hackett. Etta Taylor, Cora Thompson. NATURE COLLEI1IONS Ten Worst Weed= -- Mary Dox, Freda Rintoul, Etta Taylor. Dorothy Neal. Ten Native a...•1s- Freda Rintoul. Dorothy Nea'. F:tta Taylor. Alex Neale. Farm Crop Se=ed- Dorothy Miller, Jerry Cranston. Laur- ine Miller, Lloyd Rutledge, Eileen Broomer. Freda Rintoul. Three Moths. 6 Ent terflies. 1, Nettles -Mary Dow,. Freda Rioters!. Etta Taylor, Ruth Ramage, Eileen. Br'aemer, Dor- othy Neale. DRAWING: Alta AND WRITING Writing ."The Lick Garden" 'race Weatberhesd, Harvey Culbert, Cry Purvi". Shirley Mcdirattea, Ial;, ion, Spreu:. I Gin -in. . W riting ter_ "Morning Hy Madeline Ceaaar. Fort a Niche Etta Swan, Alex Hackett. Marie Mc('rnstie, Dorothy fib: Writing eIFhe Lana _of Nod" - 'Vera Taylor Ce ' ' lttarie. Lois Treleaven, Taylor, urdon, Raymund St. Marie. F a McQuillan Writ- Girl'.. Nn yams --Marino Noggin. ing "A Wet Sit. ,•t and a Flowlr•g Sea" i,.,,itain Itl.a4wfle'I11. ,,,,b,-.18 Ldrnby. Ruth McQuillan Freda Rintoul, Jean - . Hoye' J,44 key race --Harland Tremlo- Thtim. Thoslltnr. Edy, Ruth Ramage. lay and John ('arrk4c, (inc Worthy and Annie Watson. Writing "Christ- .)nhn lln,k4twt Alpert amp Gordon mat"- Florence McQuillan, Elroy Brit"..,.. Laidlaw, Mary' Dow. Marjorie McDon- c;lrls' time-legled race-Rohm/1 ald. Leiters Stothcrs, Dorothy Miller..•hrnm and \arm !o'rimgoonr. 11)ttle Writing ''Miro Recessional"-- Ma:. 1 Elliott 111111 Thal. Lnmby, ieo1I'ain 1,4 of luggage 111111 year. lineman we're Boyle, Vel -aa Rroomer, Theodore ltl.o,mfle•Id and Nur lbw!. Keine to quite a remote place, liking n bungalow. Text nate~- No, lady, not nn my eab gun don't take oo 11111110 141W.--1A/MiOn !Minot -Mt. 'SPORTS DAT AT VICTORIA SCHOOL VVednesiday AfternoonProgram grramta En- joy a t! by Pupils and A very interesting afternoon of ala4rts was held 1111 the 4:ampue of Vic- toria itCoria school 00 Wednesday of last week, under the ausplees of the bone and School Club. The rates were well Con- tested. l'are'nts and children united in proclaiming a fine time. 1ttd, blue and white ribbons were given the whiners, and the chil- dren under seven years re.elved candy In addition to the rlhboua. The Club awarded a shield to the room getting the higlwat number of points. TWs will gu to the senior third Blame. In the boys' races John Carrick took- the highest nuttlber of ,t,oluts (94 and Thetln I.uudly In the girls' races 19). Thr 'Huuw uta/ School Cluh wl.Ii to thank the ft -Wails and member. who so kindly helped to make the afternoon 11 NlhvWue. liver fifty dollars was realized from the fish pond and retreahwenl booths. These preswris will be used In the in- terest of th.' pupils. The winnersla the different events were: Kindergarten !toys. 41► ynnls-4111ly Thoruloe, Ray - mend Snell, Jack Young and lammed 111.a0lt0d trim. Girl.. 40 yank-4►rdella Fisher. Mil- dred Ineeeb, Olive Bradley. .1t0y.' nose Ciel' he rues' -Raymund Stell. Iter! !Newton HIa t, Ik.uglac 11acDot111144. 4;irl� now and toe race-4)rdella Fisher. .loan Itnehauan. petty 114- I1ivnin. I'ndcr 7 Team Il.n's, a! yard+--liarold Shore. Ches- ter MleNn11. Itao uuold Barker. 4_ISIs :In yar.l.-E.lrian Johnston, ElYiOn !Sink. Gran,• Morgan. Hoye' rabbit rine dully 1►uckwurth. Earl I te.gie. Harold I ►err. 41r1'. nose and toe race -Jean S.•hee- frr. MarJorle Miller. reunite Jeanette'. Vl.'I,el J.l,l;trine. •1tn,ys' hpuelkerchlef race - Earl iG,gie fairy t\'ll<ou. 111I1y Thornl'w. Girl'.' handkerchief rail-- -Griew Mor- ,rtu. Pnnllu,• .lohlwton. Slarjorie driller. Nine Years and *'tiller !toys. 11► yank. -•I kaiak! WIggln.. Itrn..° Steep. Morley Itloomtleld. Girls, 411 yard. .Florence 1'ri.' and Annie Whitten fief. Ruth ieeeer and Milrgn''rite Morgan second. Elaie l'rembhly third. Bey.' sack race-- Morley itl4onntk Id. Billy Bradley. isek ('alt. Girl.' non. and tee wee -Marguerite Mlorgrp, .Annie Whitten. Elaine Trentli- hn' itoyx telt rate• -•Harold Y . Ae- rl11tr Bradley Jack Cutt. • 411rk'' Ing. race- _Myrtle T,.wtommi. Mrrie Slwardown. Tw.'I'•e Years and lender Roy.. Ta yanls-4'arl Itllsemfkeld. Nelsen, Carrick. Itrn.w libs.tntleld. illrh,t ir. yards---ThwIa Luunhy. Ileor- gltta ityan. Father Iwo rind 1."1(11' El- Il.itt film. L$oy,i sack r$.w-4iirnew itl4onitk'll, earl ltl.ongleld. Einer Worthy. tarts' three-legged rate --Lull.' El- liott -and Thiele I.uulby. Myrtle ('ant- Iwwll moil Ruby 4'lark. Doris Williams and Norer•.. 5tpronte. t Trl•' ides. nue •t.s•kinig rave -Ksth- eriu4t Murray Noreen Sproule. Roberta .1 oar nstotl. Itoy.' rabbit rate -111,k Marton. Ar- thur Itradley. ltnlee Rl.s'mtlekl. Mer Twelve Yearn Boys. 1.11) yartlei- .John ('nrrlck. Juek llu, kir►+, ettmrt Graff. there taking the ferry across the row atrelts, and wallaand Emmerson at M tilitilleelitan boundary, they arrived lu Winnipeg June 19►1h. There they visited' Dr. Blake uutll July 10. From there they vlalted friends lu Southern Manitoba at lloodlands and Deluraltw. They then set out for Hanley, travelling by Wit), of Regina, And called on friends 1u IMvlelsenn and other gimes on the way. Then on to Sasklnoou, reaching there at fair time and Meeting wavy old frleuds and ae'quaintuutes. From Saw ketuou they travelled across the nor- thern part of Saskatchewan and Al- berta, vkllt111g at Wilkie, a:verham. Killarney 1.ake, Hayter and l'rovost anti then on to Kfllain. Prom there they visited Wainwright Park, which contains over 101,000 acres, an area of 1*) square miler. There are In the •Park 8,01*) buffalo, 2,001 deer. 4)00 elk, no mouse, 50 cattalo, and they al - 1 el visited the ruins of the town fol- lowing the disastrous tire of a few days before. From there they Journ- eyed to Edmonton. then south to lila \'alley and on to ('wlgary•, their next stop being at Ranlff, lake !soma.. the Great Divide, whk•h Is 111:12 feet In al- titude, and Flekl, 1,1. C.. and there had the pleasure. of seeing the ,snow• 011 the mountain's on the Intl' of 'Angll.,t. They !hell proceeded edde d 411 '.1.11 the Triol' of \Yule•,' ninth at high Slyer: t3wn on to Markle. then by way of Isethbehlge find Medicine Iltit ae'n.w+ the southern part of Alberta and Saskatelww:ul. %l.lting at l'edilla.% 1'augunrd. 4igeuui and R...tou. From there they Lrarelled up. 411 llh,g 4.11 friend. al I1rn11411.11 111111 011 40 \1'Inni- Iseg. Ihe•re .teadl11g a few airy.; be- fore resorting on the return trip, 1111 Seplewler nth, whkch Hwy made by la - Molt lakes, St. Paul. Mlnnealodl.. Milwaukee, reefing o11 Sunday a1 Racine. Whu•owlu. then proceeding by w'a7 of Chicago and- lletndt. For tunny tulle. twtwteto them titles one city seemed to glide Into another, and the wail here ►assed through a won- choral- fruit Telt. While on the trip they row• cars from wtery Province In Canada and from minima every State 111 the 1'. S. A. ' , • • Timer+ ('hange lu 1191 tire ,o hour board of 1.un- ta.n' . Milo, refused 1" ta'rIuI; the o'el.,sdhotlse 4.1 be used (or Ila..! dks'-u.- .ko11 of the yuestl0a a+ to w'IieIl": railway. were practical or not. and the matter was reeentic tall. -'I to mind 62 an old d.'. 'Intent that rends 1 in part as tato,,. "1'.,n are net. moue 10 11.1• Die schoolhouse to detail,. Lill pr.gwr yneattoua lu. lint seuh AMings ss' railway. arra telegraph,. are Im- ts'.slbllltks and rack inndelits. There Is nothing'in the word of Cod abut then[. If 43,01 had designed that his Intelligent creature,. .hound truttel at the frightful slweel of fifteen Mlle. A11 hour by steam. 1(e would hate clearly foretold through his holy t.ro- phew. It 4. u device of Soften to lend immortal moll. down to hell." 11'e wonder what taw weathers of th1s 1.4•11.101 been) would may could they visit the world in this ern of auto- mobile.. telegraphy. radio and ntlwr great Inventions of Gca1's Intelligent ereatimree. Would Satan get credit fui It all? - 1- X.hlu,ge. Noted lir.aldway actor, atrording to the ndt'ertl.euweit., travel. under hi. Cllr'• marm,temrnt. For that matter. 0, 410 1w0,4t nen. Litt they don't a(F venlsa. lt.-.IiM,nler Vitra Star. F:ngll.h Io-wapato'r• are devoting a lot of wa." to the ,pw.1i of whether fir soul t'lerltynwn .4n"o111 wear yellow N'n lrn,ala, Ih11 shouldn't thaw 40- left to the vestry? -Bonier (1tie. star. Be Kind to Tve'a Tt1115- I'm afraid there's rather a Redmond. l4'rna Royle. Harry Boyle.) Bey.: rues' aroin.l plecgrnind-John Drawing Apple, Potato and Carrot- ,';lrrick. flu. Worthy. Jack llllt4c- Ffarold l'atter-am George Webster. i.,.. Gordon Taylor, Willie Turner. Iiarold .;irl.' thrend-tlle-nrwlle-race-Evelyn Elliott,- Arthur Ramage. Drawing I•s. Helen T1lotmer. Madeline Prompt.. Three Fruit.- Raymond St. Marie, Murray Taylor. Albert Phillips. Har- vey Sproul. Harry Girvin. Willie Sproul. The Union Jack in color - Freda P•!ntoul. Ruth Ramage, Ruth McQuillan. Melba Fowler. Gertrude Finnigan. Edith Durnin. Calendar design - Dorothy Neale, Eileen Broomcr, Mary Dow. Willie Fayler, Florence McQuillan, Wilma Treleav- en. Schoolhouse in pencil -Chas Mc' Nee. Map Huron County- Vera Taylor. Cecilia St. Marie. Raymond St. Marie. Murray Taylor. Albert Phillips. Janie .Alto. Map of•North America F•.•da Rintoul, Cuyler Ramage. John St. Marie, Jean Thom, Ruth Ramat'•. Emily McGratten. Map British 1 i, -Dorothy Neale. F.ileen Brt,0mer• William Taylor, Mary Dow, Ken Laidlaw, Etta M. Taylor. - F: -.ay '•yty Pet"- Freda Rintoul;. Ru:h Ramage, Cuyler Ram - age. Arnold (flirty, Faith Durnin, Emily McGratt. n. 'Essay Historical Sketch---lrernthy Neale, Mary Dow. Carl Finnigan, Hilda Finnigan, Len- ore Stothere SPFCiAL CLASSES IN WRITING "Rule Britannia" -Velma Broom- er. "The P,s•t's Song" -Florence McQuillan. Lenore Stothera, Dorothy Miller, Eileen Rrno,n.'r. Anna Sproul, Mary Dow•. A farewell" -Jean Thom, Ruth McQuillan, Freda Rin- toul, Edith T)urnin, Jean Robinann, Lucille Ede. "Indian Summer"- Vera Taylor, t'r.,.;lie St. Marie, Janie Alton, Renal1 NfeCrostie, Murray Taylor, hats eget gt. Marie. "The Star" - Ilnnd,I Patterson. Sadie Nicholson, I".roti,y Alton. Billie Cae- ser, Etta SNcan. Maria Mt'Ctostie. "The Little Garden-JJr'ace Weather - head, Mary Purees, Iaote1 Girvin, Gordon McDonald, Elsie Nivin3, Shirley Mc(;rotten. COM PETiTIONS Public speaking-Uoyd Rutledge, Mildred Ander',. , Anna Reid. Etta Taylor, Alma Anderson, Dorothy tieale. Judging Poultry-Florenee McQuillan, Dorothy Neale, Anna Sproul, Lenore etothera, Ruth Ram - age. Live Stnek .!tedaing-Eldon Mil- ler, Harvey Mole, Ralph Cameron, Jerry Cranatnn, Wilfred Pentland. Jae. Phillipa• school Parade -S. S. No. 12, S. S. N.,. 17, Musical Con- test-- -Florence McQuillan, Mary Dow, Jack Park, Richard Park, Eldon Mil- ler. Spelling 1a -,Diek Weather - wood, Mary Ni, hnlaon, Anne Sprnnl, Elroy T,ai,Ilaw• Wilma Trelea,en. Champion P1ll»lr-.4'reda Rantoul, ,Vera Taylor. Etta Taylor. Tl✓H• itrlll•••: a,,,t,p ern da•i/tevl that must hate Ise,, ,Irving a lot of driving ogbawa 1110041. n the eointr, WHITECHURCH (intended for boot week) IVIIITEI111I'It( 'Ii. 'Sept. 26 --'Miro linea■ Carrick returned from Amherst - burgs on Saturday. Ml'. Ella Macluto.h. of Vnneonver, it "irlsiting her sister. Mr'.. A4►. Me - Mr. Gen. Valet -trier, who has been preacher and tenelwt In Manitoba dur- ing the holiday& returned home on Friday and left on Monday to attend Theological College in Toronto. Mr. 11ph IIID Reeeroft left on Monday to attend Western University. London. When Mr. and Mrs. Mae Rocs and Mien Catharine Ross were returning from Holyroo l fair on Monday last n ear coming sop on them from behind crowded their ear off the road and into the 4114eh. where Kt. Ro..'s ewe was considerably damaged. Mrs. itrnew hall several rite broken. Mir horse had her hand severely elft and all were severely shaken up. Mr. Rummel Gannt motored to Whit- ton on Sunday to visit his sister. Mrs. Norman Wilkins. Mrs. Toynhee Lamh and daughter, from Gorlerieh. 'pent Sunday with her tnrent.. Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy. Mts.. 11. T'ettnpleee retelved word on Saturday that her sister. Mrs. Moore. of Ottawa. hail parsed tawny from n paralytic stroke. Mrs. Jas. Forster Is very seriously ill l'1 Winghem hospital. Mr and Mtn. Rlehnril McWhinney. of TSungnnnon..pent Steelay with Mr. Gen. and MIs• Irby McQnoll'. On 'S4nnddny. when Mr. lark Gii11e• W114 returning home from White,'hnrt h. hl. ,•.our fumed over in th. middle of the road as n reenit n! a tlnt tire. Twn wheel. were (broken m1 his mut* and some slag.. 1.144 .Tnek ,escaped w1- ikin red. Mrs. E11 ,Tncgne. 1. clslting her win Georgie and hi. fsmlly In Preston. ASEFIELD A Fine Motor Trip. ---With the per- mis.lnn of the Mafeking cnrregomeleM of The T.ncknow .Sentinel we tannhlish an article from The Sentinel of S4gdemher 19th. Mr. and Mr. Jon. T Blake and dnuel.ter. Rrrnlee. arrived home •Septeml.er 10. after nn eleven week.: torr of our ('anaellan Wens. The trip corerp,l 7.enn mllo, hp teitot and their e'rterlenre toots not only the seethe of ninny pin4e. of hI.tnrjen1 in- 'er4'.s 6414 aksn the •Ights of • rest new country and taking Snapah0t• of thing. of Interest Leaving home .Tone 24, ening by way of Servile and Tsnrt Hinton. and the Strait. of Mackinaw. IS YOUR APPET POOR? ~w other aore� )aa here bola a.•tia8 the A -mgrs► radar ties fir coo► Ira o1 .pporay hewer *, tor 'flowed are +atpao-e that the blood h Imre. Thi saprint the -onsessotall roe of De. Wulff Pink Pah in as rya arse. lie a • typical --' -- "1 bogs w Joel or* tied." aches Moe kierawer whin, .f Party Soad d whoa I rola down so • m.a • 1 fah I did nee ..se leas A doctor sell ran 1 was sererk bat I rods ado program with hie ai irie . Whoa 1 eamaod wrap Des Aiilirm/ Mak Mal was atericsd liar ow paean Car imprrewrp. tart rho cavo cry' istrotaillp and dial wort w sir lel Now or/ right has ktaeamod. aq carob as' rip std err dr rid pits hs' ver hhr it" Snort today to h.pwa poor eppwL Boy Do. 1111. Bawd Mee pi flea rag drwpgiatt"e ore by aaia per- pre. rpre. at 7aeras • boo four Thr Dr. Wi•wa iricae Co, Bre* oris. Oaeaaio. Sad for Eras bosh ---whet to Brand Hs' r. Yid'. PIM OUR Dr e PINK PILLS "A ISOVSEISOem IIA ISI Y c''strr tate•• Transportation Service Long Distance - Short Dutaace Goods ia Traaeportation Insured Furniture Carefully Handled Efficient Operator. Charge, rea- sonable. Satisfaction guaranteed. S. R. 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