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__‘~uq-u'raa\xwavr1w\v-v lw"\l\l v-vv-v-w-‘G

_...._ ._ - —- :__ Y“ I - L s . I Dundas School Fair $.33 Zilfim . swm . —-—— 1.1.010 Wood. Btratlwona. 50-yard dub (w!) 18-14 Wm

l. Irvin Mcolood; 2. Ansel Jud- son; 3. Dan Ward. Boys 9-10 years:

1. Douglas Mucus-star:

Crochet-in; (Cushion 1w): 1. MacSwaln. Domed Sock: -

1. Mary Maoleod: 2. Katie Gulls. Meet Hill; 3. Katherine Johnson:

The schools taking part were: ‘Forest Hill, Primrose, Bridgetown, , Mt. Hope, Albion Cross. UpWn and

St-rathcona.

2- R07 CANADA'S LARGEST SELLING

l’! i»... like’ Fred "1‘~,&;~*I.>~ and Ginger, when -. ‘ . you hear those liclzlc-mc times by l

Hit Songs ? Listen! . . . “Top HagWhice T1. and Tails," “The r. Piccolino," “No l Strings," “Isn't This a Lovely Day?" f‘Chccl< to Cheek”_

l El~ie f7 'l‘helnm lilac-Donald, Primrose; 4. ». ,‘ Alphcllsils Cmnpbcll, Primrost.

, 4 CLASS l-GRAJNS i‘ While Oats:

Elsie MacKenzle, Bridgetown. Wheat :

Miles Matheson, Ralph Livingstone, Albion Cross. Barley:

nctt Jenkins, Bridgetown. Corn: 1. Gordon Dockendorfi, Mt. Hope;

‘ 2. Hubert MacLecd, Mt. Hope: 3.

‘ Russell Doekendorfl‘, Mt. Hope. Yehoiv-Eywd Beans:

hiriclleod, Ablon Cross; 4. Chris-

l g l um Mnclleod. w. Hope.

l Gieen Aioilutain Potatoes: l l, Pius MacDonald, Priimcse; 2. MacKenzie, Bridgetown; 3.

I Irish Cobbler Potatoes: i 1. Murray MacKenzle, Bridge- town; 2 Elsie MacKenzle, Bridge-

,‘ 1..Miles Matheson. mist mu; 2. Arpnonsux‘ Campbell, Primose; a. l Murray MacKenzie. Bridgetown; 4.

1. Willey Judson,.Mt. Hope; 2. Elsie hfac-Kmzie, Bridgetown; 3. Forest Hill; 4.

1. Hnddon MacLeod, Bridgetown; . 2. Miles hiatheson, Forest Hill; 3. Cecil Jenkins, Bridgetown; 4. Ben-

l l 1. Ervin MnoLeod, Mt. Hope: 2. ,1 Hubert MncLeod. Mil-lope; 3. Ralph

4. Jean MacKay. Hemstitcfiirlg (‘lray Cloth):

dmd MacSwain. Nail Box:

Fox Pen:

Donald. Calves '

Hubert Maclieod. Bar-Nd Rock (Chickens):

1. Haddon MacL-cod; 2. John Ac- orn; 3. Pied Aoom; Maclreod.

White Ifillllonm?

L Murray MacKenzie; 2. III-sic Maoxenzie; 3. Eorence MacSwain. Collections (injurious weedslr

l. strathcona School: 2. Pflm- rose Schnol; 3. Mt. Hope School; 4. Forest Hill school.

Deciduous ‘Iree IMWS!

1. Primrose School: 2- UPW" school; 3. Forest Hill School; 4- (B) Strathcolla school: (b) AlblonCror-s School.

Insects:

1, Primrose School; 2. Strathconc. school; 3. Mt. Hope $01100‘.- Wrltlng~Grade I:

1_ Peggy Betton, Upton: 2. Mll-

1. Gordon Dockendorfl, >Mt. H0170.

1. Norman Hunter: 2. Pi"s Mc-

l. Jean Maoxay: 1 Kidd“! M"- Leod; 3. Alphonsus Campbell: 4-

4. Christine

Morris MacMastelr. Boys 11-12 W1"? 1, Gerald Campbell:

. Ewen. ldbcheod. Girls 9-10 years:

Eoienoe G-mett. Girls 11-13 Wars:

eanm- Currie. Boys 15 and over:

Shepherd; a. Haddon Maolieod. Boys three-legged race:

l. Duncan MacMa-ster 6t Gerald Campbell; 2. Hubert Macllleod 8r Witley Judson; 3. Miles Mat-hwon s: Roy Madman.

Girls 15 and over:

1. Lexie MacDonald; 2. Mary Maclleod- ~ Boys 6 years:

1. Elmer Maclieod.

Boys 7-8 years:

l. Murray MaeKenzie: 2. Ralph Livingstone; 3. Everett Garrett. Jockey H.806:

l. Miles Matheson 8a Harry Mac- Leod: 2. Irvin MacLeod and Ansel Judson; 3. ‘Albeit Bin-hoe s» Witley

Iidaoluen; 3. Milu Matheoon; 4.

2. witley Judson; 8. David mvinewtone; 4.

1. Christine Mmcleod; 2. Gertie MacDonald; 3. Lillian Gillls; 4.

1, rrancea Campbell; 2 Jeannine- Kay; 3. Theresa. MacDonald; 4. fl-

1. Douglas MacDonald; 2. John

CIGARETTE TOBACCO

stantiai sum realized 1o: the W. M. B. Wonk.

._-_._-

many friends throughout the pro- vince took place in ‘rrinity United Church, Charlottetown llriday, Oct, 30th at 7 P. M. when Rev. W. E. Aitken united in marriage Marjorie Abiona daughter oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Milton Waye oi’ St. Peters and Charles M. Bell of Carleton. The young couple left Saturday mom- ing on a. motor trip to Dlgby, N. B. The Guardian joins their friends in best wishes tor a happy wedded life.

-D.

Receives Carnegie l‘ Hero Award

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 2- (AP)- Hugh A- MacNeill, of (784 Oliiclal Row) Glivce Bay, N. S., received a. bronze medal from the Camegie Hero Fund Commission today tor

An event oi’ much interest to their

P. E. I. Minister 1T Be Inducted In Trur

-_____ (Truro News)

Rev. Malcolm C. Macdonald, i; newly chosen minister oi sc l drewb United Church, will be m ducted at a. service to be held 1,, the church Ihursday night a, m o'clock. ‘

The service will be under the m.

wick Street Church, Trupy deliver the charge to the null ,6. and mngregation and Rev. 1w Barbour, Maitland. will pregghh - Rev. and Mrs. Mncicnald an, maid arrived in Truro from y“. mouth Tuesday night and pcndiiu location 1n the pilrfiOilzlgri a,‘ guests at the home o1 Mr. and Mrs Charles Hill, King sir-Ni,

Rev. Mr. Macdonald 11115 1,0", a. Bradalbane, P.E.I., attended Princ.

~ - ‘d - 4. Do la M Master s; mcuing Annie B. McKln-tioxi, 24, 0f Wales College. Chnrlottcto . _ ,‘ town; 3. Ernest Hunter, Strathoona 1, Thelma. Ladner: 2. Budlifiw étlganflacmorilg s ac {mm drowning at, Bali's Creek and B-\ dilated fmnlDfllhollglg I L°ve|y Girls? ' l. N-armnn lluiltm, Strathcona. Magnum; 3. John MacDonald; 4. Girls 1344 years: Bridge, N. 8., Jlfy 19’ 1935 varsity in 1922 and from 11m, H“

i“

Will Ulllli

»--“SllND/\Y so TO MEETIN’ TIME "

Enough of them to send you home a

‘v "Puruips ITADlUlI

i 1. Nlurray" MacKenzlt, Bridge-

Turllips (Fcedli, 1 III. 2e M-lCKCllZlP, Bridgetown.

lirinpels:

Wendall MacLeod. Grad-e II: ' 1. Alexiua MaeLcod: 2. Edith Jef-

Grndes III & IV: 1. Pearl Livinaslonc: 2- Florence Acorn; 3. Russell Dockendortf: 4-

1. Lexie MacDonald; 2 Mary Mac- Ieod; 3. Mary MiwKflY- -

Judson; 3. Douglas MacMaster 8a Everett Gar-refit. (Patriot please copy)

SPRING PARK SCHOOL HONOR

Grade X.——(1). Dean Robinson. 2 Beth Robinson. 3 Martha Dousc. Grade IX.—1 Martha Saunders.

4 Ethel Gamhum.

Divinity Hall in 1924.

During his university lax-m- h.

l ~ town; 2. Jeziu MJCKIIY, Strathcona. was active 1n debafl . . 1 HELEN Wheelbarrow Sane: R011- “E “ml for 1w: , ~ - , , o nervous wreck! 3. Edwin Ciny. Bridgetown; 4. Gor- f ; 3, Ralph Uvlngslnne; 4. Hazel a _ ‘ _ | years lead u, I to I, ,- - ' .955. ' Emc “ORE (ion Dcckendorll‘ Mt Hope y? 15 I‘ Mus Mathmm 8a Rodd“? Mac bum u. e n fee “m!” De _. ' ' .. " ' ' ' c" ' Leod; 2. Irvin MacLeod 43c Ansel Senior Department g am mid was also cnacl.

oi two debating teams. 11c has my pastorates in Hopewell, N.S. Sum. merslde, P.E.I.. Estevan, sane, M,

Council of the Unit.

_ _ z g _ ‘ ‘" ‘_‘*_”“' 1 Murniv MacKenzie, Brldge- wmey Judson. Em 1G h Yin-mouth, N_s__ and L; .

- l 5 ll \ ‘l — | l.‘ H )/\Y -— ,v lieu-Lend. Bridgetown; 3. Edwin Grgdg; v (u VI; Rotgnson’ 3 e am um‘ man 0g Yul-mouth Pmsbilrrvchg;

‘l l ' 3.1; --- m0 ~01») i», m. SATURDAY MATINEE 2.30 i p (Yliv- 4 Eiliest Ifunter. 1, Ralph MncLood; 2, Miriam Ac- Guide Flrvin I F10 mad 2 yea, he “.35 one o, m. t,p‘.égm,e_

' ' l - l (‘maul : om- 3 Sadie Clllis‘ 4. Frances . . '_' ' f - l

, , _ i A . - I -_ - - - I 3 1 . I t I mm the Maritime Coni EW ENINGS l. Ansel Judson; 2, Albert Bur- Campbell. Ruben Arbmg Lmd MC n we l the General 0mm t‘

7c. 33c. 381:

hoe: 3. Finreilce Burhoe. Mt. Hope: 4. .\I.n"_\' Alne-Lpod. Forest Hill.

Grades VII dz VIII: 1. Forence MacSwairl; 2. Stella

Misses Marjorie MacCallum.

Grade VIL-Lillian LeClair, 2

l

ed Church of Canada which mm

in Ottawa.

B "P1111 - Campbell: 3- Jean MacKav: 4- Afl- Eleanor Bell and Doris Gillespie at- ilexxlridélgxgss charlie Dmrfm’ ' P ‘ 1. Gordan Dmkeildorfi; 2. Albert 5n Judson. tangled the Young People's Training mermedi'ak n,” I. wok m“, months o, “mam gl ’.'l, Ilubcrt Mncbeod; 4E1- Grldes IX 8c Mildred M _ School 1n Freetown last week-end- Grade vI_1 Marion Mcmms’ 3 rm- the constitutional convention to . f" Qlfwlfcnzle‘ 1' m1‘; wood’ 2' Jean Bowners, 3 Nancy Stewart. a8?" 0n $119 UHllA-d States consti- xl I T _ t T .TF1ll~~~"P‘~I d _Swain: 3. Constance Mnllleslln- - Mr. asd Mrs. Leeman Saundegs, Grade v._1 Helen Dewar’ z tuna“ n nuns s o l. llllij-jy Cried: 2. Ansel .Iu - Margaret Betton, Mrs (Rev-J Hugh Miler. Rev. . Phyllis Coles, 3 Domthy_Rodd_ t, . g , 71w . l‘ Abun MacDonald, 4. Willey Maps (a): cod’ q Annie M“- E.‘ McKenzie, Mrsdwarrerg A3122: Grade Iv__1_ Jun Agnew‘ 2 Mary pa,“ Rllvcre of Rp‘v0]ut£0nan llllllilS " D153??? “gill 6.13s. 4 Sarah MISS dMérlfifi osiagzaflrsttgawn v15,“ Vessey. 3 Joyce Shaw. fame was a silver-smith, hs work be. v‘ .‘ ‘ Crcad‘ 2 Murray Mo . . v. -. - _ Scilluli/in: ‘Dounls studio at cape Grade IH__L Emma u,“ Agnew, ing exhibited in the Bo-lcn Museuir, .‘ ' B-IONCTON. N- B-. Nov- r~'"'1'11i~i -~ ‘ ' ' *‘°1'°°d' ° 2. Jean Carrhody. a Irene R nes. in 1906- ? l have bccn taking udvuz.i.i'uc c1 our ‘ullwll ' 3' Cnnslmwe Mame‘ lbl—1- GOTdQn D9¢kcnd°rgg “ill-first! 15-51- Tllesdfly "m! Wreifebe"; Junior Department ‘l! ‘- ‘ y Sunny‘... cruises m H“. B - N, “ _.L . in; 4, l\ll sell Dockclldorll- Haddon MacLeoél; 3. Ansel Ju on. (fiifillléd at tea by Mrs. J. er er Grade n_(sr) 1 Roderick “Burke fi_ffy_“___ i . - . av - . » _ fr"- : 4. Norman l-lun er. r . a i l V 'lll1l 1111.: ma, l l‘ “W77 ‘Imam; 2' Ansel Jud’ (cl-L Mildred Macswuin; 2' ' 2 lgfiilldftlfeflrl iitcfllvsirg No D0 l . .1 = “unmet established u wwrdi- m” nu; ‘ .]::il1 lmeKny. Rcddie Bettdri: 3 Alphonsu: Camp- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Howatt o; Warren Gregory‘ Jackie William. 5 . l‘ . min T. a. Coffin, Alzistcl‘ of ihr: C~"’l"“‘ M"? 4- M5 ‘V°°‘l~ Chlfrlmemw“ we" “SM” 3 Raymond Gammm, i UNDIBTAKEB . ‘ Canadian Natl-mm, smilmfihipfg 1 All: Creed; 2. Ansel Jiid- Art “fork; Czmeton on Saturday. Grade I Sr “Jackie Kennedy, mum-Ilium I 1 Liner “Lady Nclhonn when l“ in“ ;.'~0:l: .i. Wzley Judson: 4. Haddon (am-l, Brian Clay’; 2, Murray ——i 2 Eugen Dennis 3 violet rkwls‘ '1 , s - i Mlolleton on tile Occzm 1.1a. 1111.. n1- . jmflflui‘ 1480x0111"! 3- mam“ MMLW"? The‘ Cave fiflzvflzfie W311‘: ' ’ cmuiocuwwn Ind l tcrllooi. for I-Ialiizix ciiruute ll‘01Il i Imulll"): 4- “lama Lndner‘ Peoples Union me as

. Y l..\\T (‘il.\'l‘llil{ SEIUAB .ill.'l.f\"l'l'lili.\‘ FR LYK MERIHWELL A31.‘ FIRVI" (‘H.\l"l‘lIl{ NEWV SERIAL

R::*'".; - - -

u-i! v» take "PACE ‘on (M011- Wlwn i’. bcconles effective, a connection which linked civil avia- tion ivltll the military end 0t ‘things sliortiy after the war will I be severed. - l Transport. Minister C. D, Howe ipveial Wlrel jwlll thereafter be the responsible

Strange in Cantrell“??- Of, llli-‘llé

Aviation

Saint Johll, N.B.. on u brici lur- V.

lough, declared.

“We have also been receiving u number oi late fall and we are looking forward w 11

Canadian visitors since LliC in- auguration of the direct service be- tween Canada and the British West Indies by the Canadian National Steamships in i928.

Captain Coffin has been in com- mand of the “Lady Nelson" since she was first put/into this service, belllg the first oi.’ the Iivc “Lady”

vncatiouis s ‘

l. f‘. ymmld Acorn. Albion Cross; .\Iurr.1_v Creed: (i. Earl Swallow. erf Pc ~:

l. Ai...~l Judson; 2. Murray Crccd: 3. Ilnn Ward. Albion Crms-

_ Gernniums: l 1. IClemor Currie: 2. Lois Wood; Jl ilz- an Clay. Bridgetown; 4. Pres- lmi Wood and Gerald Campbell. Red Astmchan Apples:

1f Jenn MacKay; 2. llflsie Mac- lKtnzic: 3. Ralph Livingstone; 4. David Livingstone. Wealthy’ Apples:

(b)—-1. Alcxina MacDonald; 2. Ralph Livingsfone.

(¢)-1_ Forence MacSwa-in: 0. Flonenm Acorn; 3. Hal-l Living- stone; 4. Sarah Nicholson.

swallow; 3. Alphonsus Campbellwl- Mildred MacSwain.

(g)--1. Christine MacLeod: 2. Ewen Macbeod; 3. Hubert MacLeod. Portfolio:

(an-l. Albion Cross school: 2- Btrathcona. Schodl; 3- Bfidielflw" School.

(b)-—1. Albion C101"- School; 2.

day evening at the home oi’ Mrs. l-leleu Bell, with the vice-president, Marjorie Maccallum in the chair. The scripture, John 14, 1-16 was re Kl by Arita Muttart. Following the

cussion and after a pleasant musical interlude the meeting closed with God Save the King.

Thc Cape Traverse Women's Mzssionary Society held their im- nual Anniversary meetlng on Tues- day evening at the home Voi Mr- and Mrs. Harry Muttart oi Carle- ton. A large number Eathered to

The Bendix products Corporation oi South Bend, Ind., is so big the ot- ilce bovs use roller skates-

Mall, Express or

‘ 112 Kent Street

MacL URE and o MacKINNON

North wumun ram 14s

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. 2'»; :.~;l. ; ,- - . 5 10d . » WANTED . T‘ 51s., x» ___ ff ID \Y _ " Coffin remarked. Com-inning, he _ v ‘ V u i Maghefioll- " ' ' ‘ . Um , - - i \ / bATURDAY 5am that busmcss m t, e V f, U Creed, 3. Lois Wood. Strathcona, 4. m...“ Cflmpblfn, udelightfully informal and mos . 3.1:; c». :-:.i:.-. saarunnsr zilxrixila 2.30 islands is on the “mmd; w; $11‘ , “in... Judson‘ ,e)_1_ momma Manswaln; 2, teresting report oi’ the proceedlnssdf CROSS FOX AND RED FOX, MATIN: v .- - people of the West Indies arc buy- Gl"““°l“"‘ Stella. Campbell: a. Gordon Dock- the Young PM)!" “mere”? MINK’ MUSKRATS _ g i, H . EWENING mg more Canadian rod 1 d _ l l. Gerald Campbell; 2. Florence endorm 4_ plorenoe.gurhoe_ which took place at Sackville last _ _ I 11° - L " 37¢ -33¢ l’ ‘“ S’ “‘.' ‘unison-in _ tton" 2. nan summer. This led to a lively dls- H1 hest Cash Prices and. - partly, to the incl-cased number ot ' m 1' “Mme Be '

Bring your Furs

Charlottetown

.1, '4 h“ liners to be placed in the service 1' Beatrice Mucus“; 2' Albert strmhwn“ schwl‘ g g 1 I I d M t T A rt .. pr . m?" of the cabinet for ‘he upon their arrival from the bl ld- Burhce: 3' Earl swallow; 4' mm“ Pfil-lecl? Map? eujoy a splendid program “Hung s o ' ~ - i enslnf: 0t commercial air l‘ m” Emma b1 cross School. 2 M; 8116165585 by MTS- (RWJ Hui“ Nllllcll-“l *1‘ " ‘~ " l‘ 1'1 mints and the enforcement o.’ air era overseas He L; a ma“: or Pl‘ " L A] on l I l Mme! of Charlottetown and my. B s lie Ivw ‘iv w 4 . l."- 11’ Bm'r1"5t°“'N°"“ 5mm“ mm“ Hope schooL Fred M Youn oi’ Tryon The u _ V ’ " - 1. Florence Bur-hoe: 2 Albert Bur- Pogggf- ' 3 ‘ c" ' ' _a__._,» ». .--.;= hoe ' Ch m“, Mwuod. 2 latter drew a vivid picture 0f 00n- DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY LEAVES “UR BOW. ‘RYHNG HOUSE f (“'4' r e ' ' dnions 1n the 35119411511 West, Charlottetown [or Borden 7.30 A.M. 1.00 PM. ,1. ' i- i -= M3101‘ B00018 Wm“ Bmdl Russell Dwkwdvrfl; 3» Willey m!" speak,“ from ms own expmence Charlottetown for SILIIIIIIQISIflQ 1.30 A.M. 1.00 v.11. 1.00 P-h ‘,1 I H \ _.. .._)' 1414A E A m; "/ i T1’ 35w lAt/Incxenzle: 2‘ LOB wood. “L M Imd 2 m5; While a ml-“mlmy “he” “d “u”! 2173.131... 13?: m“: :31? ' s4 Pu .1‘ .~, V...T_ 1V ._ \/ | ' ea lscu : (b)_.1_ May-y ac ; , e 0W1! . _ , . . . . 5 -- YE“ ‘i’ TH A ApPOlNTsEhlilfi Wllél-‘lrr ‘ n: You ASK ME/ 1' Cml-“lmlm Mathew"; 2- Mlld- Maoxenzie- 3 Ansel Judson- '4. as “L; “ma” 3m’ Chauenlleb“ 2'12"‘ "l" grlllmiflftrfltidfi 9.40 A.M. 4.15 P-M. / ‘ ' r . ‘ ' ' C i .lv1rs. Miller roug o en o _ »_ I~ p,\_r_ i. YQATJABLE My BANKER§ CONCERHNG HE5 A BIGGER "d Mfls-Sivaui; 3. Elsie Mackenzie: Gal-don Dockendorfl’. aasliy 2mg‘: and smcm message U r ar o c own 9.40 A.M. 4 1s l M. N H - . . . . S ND . (Dr fi-Kl AklhlUAL A 3» 20; OOO/OOQ I 4 L0’; ‘vow “leather chart‘ on leaders oi! the W. M. B. choos- AY ONLY LEAVES

BLUFF ‘THAN TH

Ginger snaps:

Charlottetown for, Summerslde

‘1.00 PJI.

r _ , s, 1; g. pflm. 8.45 AM. 1.00 PM. PROE\UC"f|ON or: MERGER OF ALL MY a é E W... ,_ L0,, ‘vood. 1mm Mwxmme. m; glitfifimlit :0: mm? 4 in»; and tmuuna other leaders She Summe 1o- Chlrlottelown 10.30 A.M. 5.00 11.1w. 8.45 I'll- 3 0(~”\ QQQ o; ‘RAHQRCAD HflLDlNfifi-v- ‘PALSADES 11L 3 Ethel Cur-rim" 4 Jean MacKay strathcona ‘School. I l am delighted h" ha"? with a": Al“! Nlc": ExTnsf LEAVES I "'1 ‘ ‘ 4 . . ' l ' ' b6 utifull rndered S008, S B 90w" or Jlmmfl’! 6 10.30 P-M. My ‘LL MINA-r ED BUT, ‘P1557’ A§§LIRED, I BET HE Pin-m While Cake: MQmaJ ‘Iralning-(Nail Box): 8W2» andylim n“, true my Roma Summers for Charlottetown 12,15 mldyflghfi 7:, -, ,.\ _L_ L/}f~\K'FIOLE§ THE LITTLE MATTER HARVESTED 4m" “Mm-VI 2' 5W1" Camp- 1. Gordon Dockendorfi’. Prayer was offered by m, L E_ In sgéiarloitetown Bus leave; mm. Rcddlnjlron, Drug sum, phmu- K6 -"'*‘ "-' o; o bcl; 3. Elsie MacKenzi; 4- Ml1d- - ' °l' ~ M? 74"} TMQRGAN l H $1 Hl§ FIRGT red MaeSivnin. e Mlflelllcnnamx SeII-lunter‘ 2 Plus Mac- Mcxrfnzilethot charmmrwn angba i? s|flmuénde 1:1“! leaves [mm Goumes Drug more’ phone 36' ‘ ' OCD - ' ' ; r6110 0 eyeai-‘a wor wasrea y or u n orma on phone or vhlt WE TW-‘AQTICALLV . .' Mll-UQH BY Bmv" 811s" “use non-lid. m s 4 Miss M M um- WO’ y. U’ HAVE FUNNEL KEYHOLE CO. 1.3,,- §QW|H6 H5 l. Alexinu MacDonald; 2. Lois school chorus; Bej,,,;°'§,,§",;p,,,,,,g x c1110“; \ L“, _' h W? OM WlLL BE CONSUMMATED ' WILD OATS I l\i ‘ TlI-Jegl-‘dwn w°°dl 4' Beat‘ 1- Mt. "We 5°h°°1i 3~ Fm?“ Hm hymns. All hau the power, and In . , CHARLOTTETOWN (' M, N,‘ M! t f; I - WITH ALL. PC55lBLE ‘POUND ‘PACKAGES EEZH£°BQQS_ 5¢ll°°li 3~ BPMWWW“ 5°h°°1F 4~ Christ there is no East. or West. the L i’ 1”" 4 / ,_ fi‘.°‘i.i“.i“.ff.‘ “i 52:." ""3"" ‘e p - _' F‘ s. Mm» Marlow; 4- 1.1m. Hope School: 2. Fermi. mu pmnoiemgflonfrbynw; G - t r _ v ‘ ‘ ' _ 5¢h°°l ‘ Saunders oi Charlottetown and ‘l s‘1l‘°£l(fl:‘"$;d' 2 ENC MACK“ Ofal K191151118! Guitar and Harmonica Music by ziez‘ a. MildredlMaiiflwaln; 4. Jean Jullsogordm Dockendor“; 2' Ame] Charles He“ Wm much °“‘l°y°d' A STARTING MONDAY. APRIL 271b-

dainty lunch was served and a sub-

Marml“ or as soon alter as possible.

\\ D1111"- Iivlcmns: Wwccrdlrsehwn . . . . .. 0.15 A.M.Lenva Charlottetown 4-00 P-l" “ 1. s. '. u: .11 i. z 2. n11 M - H Y M ' l II" - 8-33 A-M. Jonnmiv m er . 4.20 I'M- Keuzlerlml 4161631311!) MacDclneB-lmact e I o gnlmnqs lyflmiflrclg" l

F a .. . . . n . - -

‘I'm-ma. MacDonald and Gertrude o P q ‘ s‘ Therm’. h 9M ‘M. Pflqumlllll! u: M" PM‘

Mac-Donald. $3 ll o s Puke: .. 0.10 4.“, .. 5.00 P-M-

Domed Mitten: ' Plsqum 0.20 AM. at. Thertaa . 4.10 1am.

1. Finrcncc MncSwaln; z. Ther- . - m” W" "m to bmk wt it is an F011 Alumina aso A.M. Baldwin‘, Road .. 5.15 r-M-

n-n MricDnmld- q Franc], Cm _ Bl. l2 l)(l( l\ “"4?” “l” "W" ll clogged up with lm- Wvbflrr‘: Corner 9.40 A.M. 4a Road . . . . . . -- 5-20 I'd"-

I ' " ' p Pllritiea and requires to be thoroughly Johnston's Blver . 9.50 AM. Cardigan .. 5.35 PM

-/ lllPll- 4 (lfltrlldc MacDonald. purified by n good blood medicine. Arrive flhnrlollelown ...l0.l0 AM. Geflr H

Specimen or Embroidery;

I. Fflcrence Malfiwain. Kniltrrl Sewf:

l. Fnrfnec MacSivain; 2. Theresa. MacDonald; a. Elsie MacKenzie; cl

I genzlqurten l! Chnrlntielown-NOBANA TEA cl quarters at Georgetown-F. J. SOLOMAN. BUICK FPASENGER CAR

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Panels carried nt-minimum charge o: Ibo.

— B u) m) j Bil 11-125

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