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Read These Advertisements e-Enter This Contest—Deal With These Firms

silicon-ill PlllZES—$180.00

1st Prize — — — — — — $3.00 2nd Prize — - —- -- — — $1.50 . 3rd Prize — — — — — -- $1.00 4th Prize — — — — — -— .50

_______i____ ' S‘ ' ,7 Pickling Supplies l’ Drmk Garden Clty 2l:e::a:..ll~%..: sear»: Qhvcolate lliilk Pickling Slice. ‘i Dkgi -- 19¢ -

cold as a refreshing beverage be- tween meals or try it piping hot.

It is a wonderful "night cap" and promotes- sound restful sleep.

di" in)’. “ m“ DELIVERY Economy Grocery Kent at lllllsboro Phone 121_0 l

mans 1s NOTHING LIKE A "G“‘”E" "TY" C"°C°L-*-E good tonic at this time of the MILK is made with pure whole 5'98!‘ Y0 build “P ma‘ Qxm‘ pep null: best quality imported ground you need for the active da i ' ahead. Coll in at ri. L. won-i °h°°°1‘"° and ﬁnest grade granu- THYS Drugstore on Queen St and you illay purchase a lxlttle of lined Sugar’ the famous "Mus-kee-kee" Indian

Herb Tonic for one dollar. It's a You can have your family supply

genuine builder and a good in-' delivered daily Phone 534, vestment. AUTOMOTIVE You're sure it’s PURE

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ﬂee the large stcck of all types of Accessories for your car at the WHITLOCK TIRE SERVICE. Kent Street. They carry l fulll L RAN HES op RE, line of Tires, Tubes, Batteriesll FOR A L B C f , Guages, Pumps, Patches, Wipers. pairs and remodelling ° your Steering Spinnerg’ Mgr-Org] buildings, call Borden T. Myers. 311ml’?! Guards. Etc. St. Avards. Quick, Satisfactory

Service at reasonable ccst. Esti- mates on all jobs large and small given free.

When you have tire trouble of: any l-zlnci Phone Q09, They “Fix

Flats—Aii_i,'u'here - Any Time."

Through the co-operation of the sponsors, whose advertisements ap- pear in connection with the contest. The Charlottetown Guardian i publishing the Foto Blox Conies tor thirty consecutive wccks, an prizes are being awarded cach uect, as listed above, in the form of se. Ylcc or merchandise orders.

CONTEST RULES a

Any readers of ilic Charlottetown Guardian may participate. (Except- ing employees oi’ the Guardian Pub- lishing Co., and members of their families.)

It is important that each reply hall be accompanied by u receipt rom one oi’ the ﬁrms whose an- nouncement appears in the contest.

It is also Important that you state on your entry which of these firms you wish to draw your prize on.

EXPLANATION OF CONTEST

Scattered throughout thls contest section you see several pieces of a photograph. When properly placed together- these pieces form the p16- ture of the business premises of one of the sponsors of this contest.

Contestants are aim ly required to state the name of t e ﬂrm. 1h! name of the manager, the kind 0f JIISIIIESS, and the street on which l8 located the buslnms pr lscl SIWW" in the picture.

HOW TO ENTER

Read the ads thoroughly — In one m- more of them you ml! ﬁnd a clue to the solution. Clip the rec- tinils of the picture rand 8580mm? them m as to recognize the busi- ness ri-miscs. YOU D0 NOT HAV]: , T0 IND TIIE PICTURE WIT . YOUR REP

A full line of all Pickling‘

NPQII-s Mull f“ CW1? ymvde“ l If you want to maintain buoyant.

Vllltﬂfllﬂvl/S. , l . , , » , I SCHOOL SUPPLIES l ‘“‘_g°f°“‘“ heﬁd?!‘ ‘fgwgm

Pads, Srribblcrs, Pens. Pcn- l!) ._ rm l en_ by

c115, [up priced very low". See I Chocolate Milk often. Try it ice

Only 2 Days Left

To Win a Horse FREE

Aylmer Peaches, 2 tins — 35c

P011)’ Prim Pears, 2 tins - 27c L nn Valley Plums, 2 tins 27c neapple. 2 tins — - - 23c Tomatoes, Corn, Pears or Tomato Juice, 3 tins — 29c Vitamana, Puffed Rice. Pufferi Corn or Puffed Wheat, 4% oz. 3 packages - -- -- _- -_ 29c

Full line of all Pickling Needs. . RiX’S Grocery nonr STORES

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PLACE YOUR ORDERS Now for Bulbs and Shrubs for Fall Planting and avoid (llsflppoint- merit. Jalmcs Tait. Florist at 37 Villa Avenue will deliver them when needed. A visit to ‘Fall's Conservatory will be a pleasant ‘m9 f01‘ $011. and thev are always 81nd to see you call. Mr. Tait is a bonded member of the Florists Telegraph Delivery as- soclaiion Inc They De. layer Flowers by wile

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ARING our Ar 21.0w ACTUAL 005T gfhgéN. Tanton‘s."l80 Kent street include (Tami m" size 801d ﬁlled and solid gold als "18" S-‘Ze silver and nickel.’ 50': °f

discotmt. g l; l ‘ over‘ a h and look thcm

this year and has been doing a fine business all summer.

Mr. Groom carries all varieties of high grade meats. fruits, vege- tables and general ‘groceries, a5 well as ice-cream, beverages and smokers supplies;

NEW LOW PRICES 0H all FLOUR and ' FEEDS

It__pa_vs m bl A quick and courteous delivery Pikes‘ system is being maintained by . this enterprising grocer for the Dly of Fowl and Cli k sup ‘ Cracked Egg5 2 d025, e31, 35 L; lbeneflt of his customers. There is Price silbjDCL to sudden changecln’! no charge for this extra service. few (mm E555“ 0Y0 tlﬂlni; up. I ‘Mr. Groom is thoroughly ex- P. E. I." . N . - » ' .. Egg “rial Pnlulctroyorggggzgxﬁ peilenced in the selecting and cut

Phone 575 Can ll ' and Stores on Wctiiiiiosllﬁtlglt‘,

U’ at co-operative

For this lvcelk-end-a special

The new VICTOR RADIOS arc The line this

now in our store.

on Electric sets are as‘ low as

$29 .95.

TERTIFIED QUAuTY EATS. FISH, \'l~JGE'l‘_-\Ill,E5 and SHELF GIIOLTERIES Quick Service-Free DCIIVEry QUEEN STREET MEAT MARKET | Phone l_30l. H. PETERS Mgr.

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welcome to you to visit our store to

of new Radios.

MILLER BROS" LTD.

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Great, George Street. Phone 555. fellblllif‘ diff?“ ll‘.’°§l‘ii.‘."” £331.? sec this new assortment, F E E D Chester A. Cam b ll

as...“ QME 33g, IMPERIALS

GUNS. RIFLES. SHELL-S, T O p E L T

CARTRIDGES, ETC. The largest stock ever.

Rogers Hardware

IMPERIAL BISCUITS ARE MADE from pure Cod Liver Oil and are

year is very attractive and P1‘ CPS‘

look over this magniﬁcent showing ‘

We wish to extend a very hearty l

PRIZE wllllll-zlls LAST wlslslr

Miss Noreen Newson, Brackley.

Miss Alice Chandler, Ch’town R. AR. 5. Miss Myrtle Taylor, Emerald Junction. ke

York.

RA Y D. GROOM

Corner Hillsborough and Richmond Streets ‘This 5W8 was opened 1n April lung of all kinds of meats. He. was

‘t for some time in the employ of the ll firm of W. J. Drake, later he was {with the firm of R. H. Jenkins

and he was also employed for

some time at Eatoirs when they

‘were in business in this city. Groom's grocery" is among the sponsors of the Weekly Fotu

Blox Contest and customers are provided with entry slips with all orders.

Mr. Groom invites you to draw your prize on his store and also welcomes you to call in at any time.

HIGII GRADE KWEATS FRUIT. VE FT} BLES AND GROCEIHES

LOWER PRICES FREE DELIVERY

TELEPHONE 565 Corner oi‘

Ilillsborough and Richmond Streets

GOTIIAM GOLD STRIPE

HOSIERY

New Fall shades arriving daily in Chiffon and Service Weight at g 69c PER ram.

Also Crepe nndPClf

85c PER AIR

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rich in all the vitamins - '.v for the production of ﬁne fOXQS and ﬁner fur-B.

Company Ltd.

Get Ready For Fall

New is the time to have your hair properly treated and brought into condition for Fall styling.

Radio Programs arc lzcﬂlﬂ! 00W" every day now. Be sure t0 560111? your shore of real eﬂl0ym°llt this season.

See the new Northern-Elcrtﬂc

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liculars in this manner: Sponsor-R. D. Groom.

Manager-R. D. Groom.

‘iu= mess-Groceries and Meats.

Location — Corner Richmond Hlllsborough Sts,

and

Then attach to your reply a receipt from any one of the spun- sors of this contest showing that business has been transacted with at least one of them.

£23’ N1. Also be sure to state the. name of the firm from which you wish t receive your prize.

All correct replies have aqua" chances of wlnnln . The wlnnlnir entries are drawn or and the prize.- wlll he awarded in the order fr, which they are drawn.

All prlles are nwsrded In the form of orders on the advertisers indicated in the relies and are NOT TRANSFERAB E.

All replies molt reach thk office not Inter than noon on Thursdly.

Send in as many replies as you wish but be cure to attach on entry slip to 68th reply.

Addrem all entries to the EDITOR "FOTO-BLOX” CONTEST The Charlottetown Guardian

All cart-J PC/lglﬂanfllll-S are

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R ED Radios at A. E. TOOMBS‘ Muse Store on Queen Street.

Northern Electric Radios are un- excelled for beauty, workmanship, quality of tone and pleasing per- formunce.

Modern Equipment Experienced Operators Big Cltv Service at

Your Home Town Rates

EMPRESS

BEAUTY PARLOR

29 King Square Phone 1604 There are many models, at various prices. Call in and see and hear the _ _—i-'-' one that was made to suit YOU.

Lilie- billiards v forEcoIdsIQJ

"FORT LA JOYE"

A NEW DEPARTMENT IIAS BEEN added to the Craswell Studio, Great George street. Now you can make appointments for all kinds of outdoor photography. This new service is available for taking family groups or photos of children in the home or at the summer cottage. Pictures may be token anywhere at any time. Phone 212-1. and an experienced Photographer will be sent to any Part of the lffoivnoe, Get in touch with Craswell‘: Studio for full particulars.

(By E. A. BAIN, Cornwall) Our fathers who have born the tolls

Of a forgotten race,

if they were here, would scarce so much

As recognize the place.

To them it was a port of rest_

Frorn rolling ‘raging straits;

To them it was a loving spot

From far persulng fates.

The fflrkté now, 1s old dull I‘

b c With whitewash on its sides,

1 A sllingled roof of blue and green ygw 101M‘; Reflects old Hilllbrrols tide

And all about. vlrlorla Park

I The shore is want. to flaunt

l And gully planted round the spot ll Only $7.95

' Real high quality line.

That once was settlers‘ haunt. SATIN BLOUSES

Who would e‘er think, in New shipment just 1n

M iglaliltllgliiytlg’ "Bay" they came Price $2.95 R. P. SIMPSON

That such would be as now all is Jilqueen Street. Phonon! In Ilnulo for colds.

87¢)’

those

The place we love to mime.

Brave Fathers those, when first the came

And co ned in m: Ll Joye,

If we might half so name

lace No viiords could we employ, _..__._________

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IIENRY MacFARLANE

TRANSFER SERVICE FURNITURE UPHOLSTER- ING AN‘D REPAIRING

PICTURE FRAMING ITO-OVER TO RENT Kent Street. Phone 1042

"riTulliTvfoiFolt " Assisiulsbilvc GAS MASKS

OTTAWA. gym. 'I—fCP)—Thr

National Dcic. c. eplirlllleilt is constructing ll new building in Quebec City for assembling gas nlasks.

Efiorts were made first to lcasc

, a building but tlic ilcgoiinflcns fell

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through and l: “as rlcclrlell to er- ect one. The dcllnrtnlent has been assembling gas lilnsks ill Quebec City for more than a year.

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poTATo.-.-.......... BASKETS

2000 0n hand at our Seed Store, Queen street. made from New Brunswick Ash. Nailed and bound fml and double strapped st bottom.

The bust and strongest

mode Potato Basket on the market. Sold In lily quantity.

Barter & 00., Ltd-

Charlottetown

j hundred of their lilaiiv friends and

‘Tho Ihlntral Guardian

This column I! reservﬂi I01‘ MW! 0| local Interest but advertlalnl‘ 0| u newsy nature may be Inserted at 4 cents a word strictly psy-

Juu» ounce. -_.

CIIASWELL for P1109381‘ 59b5-

CONFEDERAIION LIFE INSUR- ANCE- 14-678-7-21-312.

NOW FOR X REAL BREAKFAST with Robin Hood Porridge Oats. China, silverware or Phil!)-

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ser- vices, Sunday. September 11th. Ilar- rington 11 A. M. Marshﬂeld 3 RM, Mount Stewart 7.30 P. M, ‘

HARD COAL CARGO.—A. Pick- ard 8.; Co., are unloading a cargo oi American Hard Coal al this WEN. lilouieolcilolders séioﬁild order thgir sup- p ay for e very rorn e ves- sei: L-1112-9-8-3l.

SERVICE in the Marshﬂeld Bap- tist Church, Sunday evening, Sepi. 11th at 8.30 o'clock. Final plans lol-

When whooping lndllnl Tear thingedooco, Quicken’ scam:

Wlll stand abuse.

Children

the church re-opening service. 0.1 September 25th will then be com-l pleted. . L-1161-9-9-i.

HAMPTON UNITED CHARGE.- servloes on Sunday, September 11th’ as follows: Bonshuw 11 A. J DeSable 3 P, M. Hampton 7.30. -

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MUSIC CLASSES RESUMED. - Classes in Piano, Vocal Theory, etc.. re-open Friday, September" tit-l. Charlottetown School of Muslc—A, Roy Kendall, L.Rl.A,M., etc. _

L-1160-9-9-1i

IIOLLAND BULBS. — Carter .‘-~. 00.. Ltd. have just received til .. annual shipment of choice flowc. f _.

Bulbs from Rolland. For sale a‘ Book Store. Ask for Bulb List. L-1l54-9-9-1i

CAVENDISII CIIARGEP-Worslll-ii l

on Sunday. September 11th ill Stanley Bridge at ll A. M. North Rustico at 7.10 P. M. Meeting oi the

Session on Monday, September 12m at 7.30 P, M. Meetzng of the Offic- ial Board September 12th at B P.M. G. Tllley, Minister. L-1l46-9-9-1i.

CLYDE RIVER BAPTIST CIIURCIL-Scrvice in the Clyde Rzver Baptist Church Wlll be held Sunday afternoon, September 11th at 3 o'clock. Dr. Mark K, Inmqn will speak on the subject "Signific- ant World Events. Past Present and Future.” Special music. L-ll63-9-9-ll.

' TIIE MARSHFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH has mcently been repair- Od and the exterior ilicely painted. A new flue, built on the outside, has also been erected, the work being done by Mr, Samuel Arbing, which always means good work. This church has a history of one hund- red and eight years of Christian work. Plans are unrlerlvayi for a re- opening service on Sept. 25th.

HUNTER RIVER UNITED CHARGE. Rev. W. A. MacQuarrle, Minister, servuccs for Sunday. Sept. 11th. will be at North Wiltslllre at l1 A. M. at Hampshire at 3 P. M. and at Hunter River at. 7.30 P. M. Sunday School at _North Wilrshire at 10. at Hunter River at 10.30 and at Hampshire at 1.45. All arc wel- come. L-1162-9-9-1L

CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY — On Monday, Aug. 29th, a very en- jloyable evening was spent at the

ome of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart MacKinnon, I-lghfleld, when over a

relatives gathered at their home to conilifatulate them on their tenth wedding aniliversary. The guests were entertained by playing cards, games, nncl dancing, with music by the popular ‘violinist Ml’. Robert Weeks of Huirlificld. assisted by Mrs. Harold Stead, of Brackley. at the organ. Mr, and Mrs. MacKin- lion received many valuable gifts. from their friends showiii the es- teem in which they are he d in tho community's, The hostess served a lovely buffet lunch which everyone from West Royalty’. Hlghﬂeld. Win- sloe, Milton. Br-zickley, Mnrsliﬂeld and Charlottetown; also Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Nelson of Revere. Mass. Mrs. Nelson is fl sister of Mrs. Mac- Klnrltm. The guests departed in the wee small hours thanking Mr. and Mrs. MacKlnnon for their kindness and wishing them long life and prosperity.

KYLE- FLYNN — A quiet but pretty wedding yvas solenluizcdat quarter to eight o'clock at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, on Saturday, Sept. 3rd, when Miss Marguerite Flynn. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Flynn, Pleasant St.. New Glasgow, (for- merly of Charlottetown) and Mr. John Kyle. son of thc late Mr. Patrick Kyle and Mrs, Helen Kyle were united lin holy bonds o Matrimony The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Father Chais- son, who also celebrated the _Nuptial Mass. The bride was most attractively gowned in a navy slicer dress with accessories to lmatch. The bridesmaid, Miss Annie Cox, New GIBSBOW, was becom- ingly attired in cerlse file silk dress, with black. The groom was attended by his brother, Mr. Tllck- cr Kyle Immediately after Moss the happy couple motored to the home cf the bride's parents, where a delightful breakfast was served The very large number of beauti- ful and useful gifts recelvcrl testi- flcld no unnlistaknblc manner to the popullirit of both bride and groom. -iNew lasgow Chronklc.)

BERNARD — PAYNTER NUP- TIALS -— A very liilllct weddln was solemnized at t e Presby rlan Manse, New London. on Wednesday August 24th, when the pastor Rev. W. Lynll Datlor. united iii mar- riage Miss Hattie Amelie. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Paynter of .5.DXT1M..BXO0k .m_lla.v..ouver.. Clan. ence. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bernard of the some place. After the marriage the happy couple ac- companied by the brides sister, Miss Norrie Paynter and Mr, El- mer McLeod of Graham's Road. motored to Charlottetown. where they spent a very pleasant after- noon si ht-seeing. After partaking of a da ntilv served dinner at the Canadian National Hotel. they re- turned to the bride's home where n. reception was held and a very excited crowd of sercnadcrs await- Ed them. After showering the bride and groom with rice and good

l “HEY ELSLILGVIOIETOV“ d‘ EXAMINATION

Fitting and Supplying Glance Ito.

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wishes they were allowed to P855 through the house. where they WW8 treated to cake by three invited guests, Mrs. Ralph Johnston, Mar- . aret Houston and Rebecca Orr.

he remainder of the evenlll! W55 s ent, in music and merry making-

he happy couple will reside in spring Brook where the 8W0"! 15 a prosperous young farmer. Previ- ous to her marriage the bride held a position as telephone operator at the New London exchange and while there won many "lends by her pleasant and genial manner; A host o1 friends join in wishmg them every success.

PRE-NUPTIAL SHOWER -—- A very enjoyableevening was s nt at the home of Mr, and Mrs. es- ley Paynter on Monday, August 22nd., when about one hundred and seventy five friends and relatives invaded their home to shower their daughter, Miss Hattie with gifts and good wishes. The house was bmutifully decorated for the occu- sion by friends of the bride in yel- low and white streamers, bells. v!- ted plants, and cut flowers. e bride-to-lbe wore a very becoming gown of blue chiffon. with white trimmings and looked rather clmrln- in as she entered the parlor with Mfss Rebeocu Orr who wore a dress of black velvet with white trim- mings and took her place under a prettily trimmed arch of moss with yellow and white cut flowers, while Lohengrins Wedding March was being softly played by Mrs. Harry Underhill. Miss Hattie was then presented with a beautiful bou uet of Gladiolus and maiden hair ern by her little bfOthﬂfi Keith. The heavily laden baskets oi gift-S were carried in and opened by Mrs- Ralph Johnston and Miss Helen McLeod and the accompanying verses, which caused nluch merri- ment. were rend by Miss Irma con- stable while the gifts were arran - ed on a table by Miss Dorotay Mayne and Miss Elva Wigmnre. Miss Hattie then thanked licr friends in a. very charming manner for their lovely gifts. The party joined in singing "For Site's a Jolly Good Fellow”. A dainty luncheon was then served and the remainder of the evening was pleasantly spent in music and social chat, All de- parted to their homes wishing Miss Hattie many years of wedde bliss.

Teachers’ Coiwention

The annual fall convention oi the Charlottetown district met in Prince of Wales College on Erzdoy. Sept. 2, about ninety teachers attending.

In the absence of the President, Mr. Daniel MacArthur. Mr. Fred Jenkins was elected president. pro’

Tile following committees were inted:

QUICKEES

They're so easy to get into, through that stretchy neck. That drop seat, so easy tn mani- pulate, ls dirable too. oAfter countless stretch- ings it still slips snugly back into place. LASTEX edge is anchored to the garment by a special no-needle process

Quickees are WARM

.. SNUG

.. BUTTONLESS

That's why Mothers like them too! -

Cotton $1. 4 Silk and Wool $1.50

Separate Vests and Panties 69c each '0" "If ISlA

M. LED -

IP90 : Miss Nellie Brenton. B. A.. and Margaret MaoDougall. estlon Box: Mr. Leslie Dlgnan an Mr. Ivan Wilson.

Resolutions: Mr. Millar MacFud- yen, Miss Margaret Huntley and Miss Mildred Auld.

Nominations: Miss Mary Edwards Miss Mildred Coffin and Mr. Gor-

C were read and adopted.

A paper written by Mr. Mac- Arthur was read by the acting at all teachers

ggesldent. urging th come active members of the Fed- eration.

Miss Mabel Mathewn spoke on behalf of the P. E, I. Teachers’ Federation and read letters by Mr. vfaoDonal , President of the P. E. . T. FE. advocating higher salaries or teachers, and by Mr. C. F. Hine re the Teacher's Aid Service. Miss Matheson also spoke of Home School Associations, their resent achievements and the bene its to both teachers and parents of such or animations.

r. Bramwell Chandler in a brief talk stated that several thousand pictures had been added to the 8UP 1y of books and pamphlets ova lalble for the schools.

Supervisor Woolner gave a very interesting talk on "Newer Views in Education." in whlql he stair-d the views of eminent psychologists on such subjects as work, play, re- ward and punishment.

Supervisor MacPhail introduced the "Handbook of Nature Studyi",

MONTAOUE. P l. I. Oflioo Connected Wltb - Dfllﬂﬂll

by C. M'. oomatock. after which gave a demonstration of three drills

in decimal fractions as taught to grade VI. A paper on Primary Reading was

Welcome

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then read by Miss Georgie “MPH Catherine MacLeall 5 Jkt briefly on Red Gross work an‘ troduced the-mow Red Cwﬁh 01* ganizler, Miss Verna Durrach‘. _

At, the nftemoon 50551011 MW Louise MacNevin read a Palm 00 Primary Arithmetic. This was 1'01- lpweq by a very interesting pope? on Suggestions and Ciiticismscf the Curriculum by Mr. Q0119“ R1”-

'Ihe guest speaker ut U115 "REY-fig was D1". Mullk Inmzm, profljssor Economics of Westem University. For his most instructive subleﬂ T19 chose "Some Economic ASIXT“ “I the Canadian Credit Umvn.

The question box ql-IBYIPS we" answered by H. H. Show, Sulit- of Education and by Sﬂpcrvlsms 3M0‘ Phail and Woolner.

lowing resolutions we“! adopted:

1. Be it resolved that ‘the ilianlﬂ or this convention be extclulerl to Dr. Steele and the Dept. 0f 1141100" tlon for the use of this bullﬂlllt-

2. Be it resolved that the oracle: or this convention be extended i0 Dr. Inman and to all $11060, “W? helped to make this convenllvﬂ B success. _

a. Be it resolved that this w“- vention extend to the cxcculnwa power to press ever onward to m0 goal of increased salaries for fill- chers.

4, Be it resolved that the couv ventlon fnvoi- a change hi 50h age from five m fifteen to six to s xieen years. _

5. Be it resolved that this cou- vention go on record as favolnlr action taken by P. E, l. 'I‘cacllvr- Federation Executive that unlmrin vacation for all schools in the Pm‘ vlncelbe the same as the "HY

schoo . e following officers were elect-

e . President: Mr. Daniel J- MM‘ Arthur (re-elected). Vice President: Miss Mufti-WWI Huntley. Cross ROﬂdS. Secretary, Miss George flail)"- Harrington, v A, After the motion t0 adlllllnb ‘m’ National Anillcnl was Sllilg-

F a r e w e I I _ Presentation

Qn Mqday, evening, Aug 22ll-!_ ﬂ large number of iriel ds and llel >11- bours gntllorrrl n‘ ' l \"Yl\f‘ of Vi’; George Davlson, Burlington, to bu- tm-m goﬁl. ._. o HIM,‘ having if“ there ilcw Ilfliil‘ ill Mr. Alex COHEIIR“. explained nature of the gathering and cal on Mrs W J. l'I!ll‘l‘iIl_C',l0l‘i read the address and Mr, MacLr-ori prevnicrl beautiful clock. Mi<s remembered with a lovely locket mid chain her urldrc-s read by Miss Alma Campbell Miss Ruby Cousins nros-eliterl

Following is tllc address:

Tn Mr. and Mrs, Davisoii.

We. vour friends- and ncirzllboiul are gathered hare this evening. Y0 express our sincere regret r0" casloned by your departure WHY"

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We feel that words are inadequ- ate to convey to you how nluch M shall miss you. We ilndcrstand how much it shall mean to ynu tn lame

our homestead where so HWW iappy days were spent. \“1"‘" sweet memories arc entwined l" round a. home reminiscent 09 childhood family rc-unions I!" home gathering. The Davison 0F!‘ ate has ever been a synonym hospitality friends and stl-ailgcF-Y been always treated to klndllosw and llberaliiy. l

Generosity was not limited 0H." to the home but pervaded to those in need and in Illness. We 1"“ haPlW to know you are gOIHE 1° 0 new home. not far from us, wlicra you will enjoy many Y?!" , relaxation. uhlrh vou each justly descrvn In closing we a9 you to accept this gift, not fonll! intrinsic value but. for he exlilv" sion of love. honor and estacm l" whiclh you are held in this "m" mun , '

Signed on behalf of frlends. i‘

Mr, Davison replied thanking ha friends for there beautiful giftau‘ kind words. and expressed rerrle at having to leave such kind nc-ls 1 boura.

Keep Minn-d’; In the home.