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1/11untsville, Ont.—Not A North Country Porcupine—AlthAgh it
looks bristly enough, that's actually a prize sheaf.of barley,
grown by Roy Goltz of Falcomburg, Teddy Irvine is posing
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Burks Falls, Ont.—"Nice Bossylli—Mary Cooper of Alliston is only
three, but she's probably heard that all cars are (ADV.) contented.
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Huntsville, Ont.—Cattle judging and just a portion of the crowd
at the Huntsville Fall Fair.
Vankleek Hill, Ont.—Looking 'Em Over—A couple of the boys gaze thoughtfully at a portion of the.
fine display of poultry.
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Burks Falls, Ont.—Youth En Masse—Don't ask us to give you their names—but they were all there
at The Fair, and had a grand time too.
Brampton, Ont—"Gee, I'd Hate To Have To Carry It"—They do things in a big way around
Brampton, as this immense squash shows. Even the youngsters seem amazed at the size of it.
Fergus, Ont.—Starting Young.Sandy Henderson of Salem is only
six, but he not only had an entry in the rabbits class but took a
prize for his bantams,
Burks Falls, Ont.—From A Vantage Point—Mary Lou McInnes. takes a look at the. Fair Grounds
from a distance before joining in the fun.
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Huntsville, Ont.—Looking—And Longing — Seem s rather cruel of Mrs. Scott tohold that delicious
looking pie so dose to Kenneth and Gordon Farrell. Now, if she'd only turn her head for a
moment—!
Burks Fails, Ont,—Pair of Pais—
Marion Ernpey, the rider, is•12:
We don't know if her mount is
older, younger or anything that
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