The undersigned com . ttee, appointed at a meet A citizen of (liarlottetown, I . - ril 6th, to receive fllbtirihuths for the Miners’ ‘l a beg to announce red o receive contribu- tions in cashJand kind f the above fimd. . (34531 illmI-‘rlblition 8y be made to the Canadian Bank of Co erce or any of the undersigned _. _ ' _ .- Plellsqaddr-ess al ommunications to the Secretary. Acknowle t _ ement‘, will be made in this paper.‘ ~~

, ~' - J.‘ P. . u RnoN, Chairman - ~ ,W.M OWE, Treasurer ‘ JAS. ARRAGHER, Secretary- MINERst/‘i-RE; i F COMMITTEE OF CHA -. TTETOWN.

LI9.T OF CONIRIBUTIONS TO DATE:--

. A. Weeks"

. H. Havliand

aborer I ,.,‘.L.. ‘ 5'00 elcgrapherslof the Island dlvlilon, as follows: I

i. W. McKay. Mt. Stewart .‘....... 500

o5. Callaghan, North Wiltshlre . C. White, Vernon . J. Keefe, Mlscouche . A. Kelly. Charlottetown "5 M°Ew°llt Charlottetown . . C, Gallant, Wellington . McCloskey, Vernon ‘Riler .. . J. MoQualcl, Alherton ..

Church said that it was the finest 3'00 ‘Oxford Edition. It was a beautiful gift. an ditwns n beautif-ul thought 5-°°‘ First Baptist Church; was given, the soloists being IMIss of whom were heartily encored. Mr ‘

accompanist.

.....ii~. ll .in.i tiniu...

BRIGHTON CLUB Orchestrrgvill play at St. Paul's Tuesday evening. 53

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ture and were warmly applauded ~—'~ and highly appreciated by the gm A GOOD LAUGH for 35c at Ct. “"1118. Paul's Variety entertainment Tues- But the most notable even; o1 d8)’ 1118M. 5B1 AUCTION SALE.-—'1‘lie tim

"l9 DPOKFBmme was the presenta- ' e re Edward McCabe‘s Auction Sale

tion of a beautiful pulptt 1311,16

cholcely bound uud of the finest which inadvertently omitted is at 6.30 ppm. - '

19W?!‘ Dress and printing to the First Baptist ‘Church as a ‘token of

recognition of the Cl i ti r ll . “ ’ ship o, ma, chm“ $9,311,“; LAWN AND oAnnsnnsi-uiiusi-

church ‘ just received a shipment made es of the etgIiitlIitluaililitg athglfhyjllfrgzizl llefllally for Vegetable and Flower Rev. Robert Johnston iu announc‘ “Owing and u." Lawns ‘Ind grim; mg the 8m spoke reeling“, of the Plots at Carters Seed Store.-2i_.. spirit ofgifellow-ship and‘ gum] Wm manifested to Prelibyt ' inns by the Anglican rand dlabtist- hurches all over the-yllominion, The presents-I tion of the Bible was formally ""149 IIWMP- ‘F. K; Warren chair- man of the Board of Managers who gracefully. expressed the sense of Bratitside of the Presbyterian co1i~ Bregation for the great kindness o! the .First"l3aptist Church. The Bi- lilo -bears. on the front cover, ‘in letters of gold, the following 1n. scriptlon;.'_ i

“Presented ‘to the First Bap- tist CIIIITCII by the Presbyter- ian Church, Iiiilifax, iii apprec- iation 6f courtesies extended ‘during the time of need, Janu- llly. February, and March 1925." Mr, Burgoyne wlin accepted thhe gift on behalf of the First Baptist

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PERSONALS I I .-

——— s

‘Mr. E. S. Martin, Kinross, wap a passenger ‘to ‘the city on the Murray Harbor train, Saturday. -

Mr. Harold Diamond and Mr. liouston were to Kensington on a fishing trip Saturdayfthe former hooking a trout weighing 31/2 pounds.

-Mrs. Arthur Edwards returned from bloncton, N. iB., Saturday night where she had been visiting. her brother, (lordon Macdonal-d who is con-fined ‘to ‘the Moncton City Hospital wibh his rIgh-t leg ‘broken in ‘three ‘places and his ‘left arm in two places and other Injuries. He being engaged in building the stag- ing o‘n which _he was ivorkiirg gave ‘away ‘falling a distance of twenty feet. His many friends will be ‘pain- ed to hear of ‘his rogretable kind ser- loiis accident. ,

of all things. ‘Godis Word in the

which inspired it. treasuredby the

It would be people of the

THE MARKETS.

(Canadian Press)

‘ MONTREAL, April lit-Thee):- port business iii Canadian grain here on Saturday was inactive.

. An excellent musical program

Zinlk, Miss Roi-is and Mr, ‘Guy, all

lluggiirs was a ‘very competent

Refreshments in

. M. Brothers, Cardigan 5.00 . M. P“ L“. Borden 500 . C. MC-KFyQMont us 5:00 -- M. MoKlyyMongfbe 300 . L. Morris, Mormons... 300 , J. Tralnoi‘. Char‘ 1 "wn 500

- F- MCIWIIIDIJ; Hurttoi-‘Rlver- ~l . J. MofiotytlaobCl-inrlottetown . E. jjlolllfld, Elmira

. A. Budge, Bedford . 400 - T. Power. St. Peters .............. 200 . E. Jardine, Klnitora 5m;

. M. McLeod, Royalty 300 . E. Milrqay.‘ Bradalbsne . 50g . T. WOOITJIIROI‘! HIII 1m)

_ . M. Arsenault. StuLOuIs 2,09

I b:z:'|8§:mg$:ifis¥ae provemeiit in the demand for cash -P- "oi-r- $‘~‘?‘~‘=‘=~d= ------ -~ m» T ' fifiil.‘ 3J3."iisit’°i‘.i.fi‘i.lkii..l““t‘iii . P. Arsenault. Summer-side 290 Arrangements have hrcn made markét for 0mg was Stead irwes . Monaghan, North-VI/‘lltshlre 5.00 to broadcast the Orchestral Socl-- for spring when grades yéf flour J. F. Mclnnls, Mei-ell ____ ,,,,,, __ 500 ety Recital from the Prlllcc of were w n maintained ‘mder a L. P, Ritchie, Charlottetown ............................ .. 2,00 Welt-i Cvllese lwll this evening‘ n, d 1 l f b 0 f . ' J, w_ an", Emer-‘Md The Tolephoiic Company will c“ y I M" mm "I 9mm“ y 2'00 furnish a dirfctiivirc from the ball m“! 10cm “yenb The condmm‘ “I

E. Mcirmls

2.00

M. P. Drlseoll goo Total ------ -- $114.00 Dillon 0- Sallie". .- “.5 ......................... .. 5 boxes butter (s00 pounds)]

"Miss Stamper, . K. W. Finiaylon

Clothing ...... .. Clothing

'l‘lie enquiry from foreign buyers for oats and barley were fairly good, but owtlug to the early ad- vance‘ in prices at Winnipeg the bids in most cases were thrown out of line. There was a steadyde- , mand from United IStates export- ers for ocean grain room from this port for May loading, and a mod- ernte amount of business was done at steady rates, 'I‘hero was no inr,

bountiful measure dispensed by the wives of the hosts of the evening were not the least appreciated fen tiire of a delightful evening and a memorable occasion.

Broadcasting Or-

the market for winter iwheat grad cs was unchanged, business being 10ml church ggrviceg, quiet and prices unchanged. A stca ’I‘liis oppoi-tiinity [or mt; radio dy business was done in mill feedI ililillciicv to hear our Splclllliil local and as the available siulnlies were talent is due ‘to the kindness ofiiione too large to meet the daily lh: officers uud members of tho requirements llic undertone to CIIC‘!

to Station 10 AJS. which has becu so successful iii broadcasting our

Moore d. MscLeo

Herb. Mason, Ch'town R, R. 5W1...

Case of clothing (value $50)

Hammond Kelly, Ch'town and C. J. Wood, Bunbury 9 Bags Potatoes

. 7. Bags Potatoes

‘Ono Insertion . . . Four Insertions

z lllght Insertions . . . . . .‘ . . ,i ;v-o++o++¢+o++ _ ,1*‘or Sale FOR’ 1K? l” REGISTERED

(lucriisi-y Bull. ‘Apply Alphoiisus llrycutoii, 1t_ Ii. ti. filll-‘i-IS-Zl

AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD furniture, etc., at. 20R Fitzroy St., ldiiirsniluy, PH 28rd iii. 1 o'clock. J. A. tMacDo aid, Auctiouccr. -—4i

FOR SALB-GOOOMOTOR BOAT 23 ffJ-loug. Apply M. Guardian office. ~ 504-4-18-2l

FOR SALE-GOOD‘ 15 H. P. MOT- or boat engine. Apply M. Guar- dian. ' 5044-18-21

FOR SALE-INC. 1 WHITE FVFE wheat, Frederick Parkman, Char- lottetown Royalty. 505-4-18-21

FOR SALE-‘BARRED ROCKS‘,

liutcliin eggs, 50 cts. dozen. Owcn iicKcnna. Vcriion River Bridge. ‘ 470-4-17-61 LUMBER -- SPRUCE BOARDS

and scantling $20.00 to $30.00 per thousand delivered. R. A. Mac- Pliall d: Son, Ndtvtfi-‘faven. ’_ w ios-i-isuuoi. l ron SALE-AT KEPFOCH, FUR- nished sum er, cottage. Well. _ ‘garage and‘ houib on premis- ,‘>,; es. Apply Bonjnminhogers.

_ , 346-4-13~7i 1 " "-4-; " . a FOR sALE-iaood-Fon HATCH-

ing. ‘om carefully graded and selec ‘ Barred Rock females. high laying ‘drains. mated with a best pedigreed cocker- .

‘cls that can the purchased in On- tario. Prize-winning, and R. 0. l‘. ilams; Eggs very fertile. $1.00

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS t‘

10o per line of h ivuriln lb" im- lim- ul‘ :- llurll\ 7o per line of 5 uuriis

b+ oooroo OOOOOQQ

Miscellaneous .__..__._'________ SPECIAL OFFER or HIGH

grade envelopes, 50 for 20¢, 135

for 350F250 for 55c, 500 for S100.

#1000 for $1.95. Guardian Of- ce. -

Female IIelpWantcd ill-fil WANTED A MAID FOR GENER-

al Illl’ISO\\‘tll'I{. Apply to Mrs, Jamcs Ii. llcgau, 2:11 item 5t,

WANTED—PUPlL NURSES. 80M- i-rsct llospitul, Skowliegaii, biuiue. 715334301

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL lioiiseivnrk. Apply Mrs. Aitkon. Georgetown. 30!) 4-10-9i

MAID WANTED-AT ONCE. AP- ply lVIrs. Erucst Cliamploil, 29 Lougworth Ave. 508-4-18-tf.

Male Help Wanted

WANTED-JOB AS FARM MAN- ager, technical education, thirty years’ experience. Apply A. E. S., Guardian. 475-4-17-3l l MALE HELP WANTED — FIRE- men. ibrakemen, beginners $150, later $250 monthly (which posi- tloni’). Write Railway, Box 116.

watchman for ancli. Apply P. A.

for ‘Incubator -lots. $5 D01’ 100. Keith Boswell. Victoria. ‘ 473-4-17-31

K,.(.|'.€,:j;piin't um, would";

Prcir figifhiifiiii i‘ it ‘Wind o. ‘(rinses s 0i a raft as?

. , ,. .

POSITION waivrsn- AN ex‘-

Fnrnuharson, lley Bldg. _ 412-4-15wfm3l. WVanted

perienced chef wants position for summer months or yearly. Apply to IP. T. McKennsa, Mt.‘ Stewart, l’. E. _I. ‘ 495-4-18-3i

~ooo-o- Queen Hotel A very comfortable ‘and

home-like Hotel at a moder- oto price.

- MIC! L, NoDUAID. Mlfllfll‘

uorou+b4

‘T Hi7, llcclor

430217 3i- 7 mouths, isuii of ‘Mr. and Mrs. lieu-

203.4.7.13.30.z7 I oh, Mother dour, we have lnlsiietl are reported more plentiful and ,Y““' , quality good. British Columbia wan-ran - AN INTELLIGENT ""‘ ‘f,’,"‘f,°°“" “F‘°“' “'°-" '“"‘ steady and unchanged. young man to assist on ranch’ , wh," ,,,,,;,,,, “m, “m,” ,,,,,| _-___- and farm. Good opportunity to the‘: he one we lflfcll no. .. ‘ learn fox business. Man from ‘ "i! - _ —_ country preferred. Also night m“ 3"" ‘M’ ‘"‘ I'm"-

og-fiiéndld table, courteous n h’ mum M.“ ham‘. u” “d w!“ “mm we u" n‘, o! u oft my Incum- do m" "u 5°62.“ n.‘- -I.I"° °I Rum W» I dw- t ';;,_,,,,,,_ _," , _ OsmpltI-it‘, eds t- his Livin- h9h:r';r\It' n" :23" dnrllul d”. Puke.’ B-‘IIH ‘Eo- . o ; HOIJEI C0.’ Ltd. run, onl rein nstkwler- ‘ Proprietors issnivrnn '17? Ilovmo “OTHER. as no

Orchestral Sucichv and the co-Oilqmarket was firm. The trade iii. (‘Hlllilll 0f Ml‘. Willie!" Ullfkh‘ llllt-‘Y-‘stziiiilaiwl grades of rolled oats was ator tlllII owner of the station aiulIsu-“qy mn,ngh0m_ m0 ‘vcpk m, u, ‘Mfllcr Keith liogtrr-T» President ‘lflsaturday, when a ivcakcr feeling‘ IILIRJihCIlilYIGiiLifl\\‘ll Amateur Ilaiiliu|de\.,,|,,l,e,1 m, "comm, of the large}

‘increase in receipts over the prev- laus week. Th accumuliititm if istock on spot and the lower l'iiIt- cii ‘States market with the result that. prices closed at a decline of one to two cents per dozen. The volume of business transacted was large. The feature of the butter ti-atlo for tho past ivcek was the flijiliei‘ feeling and prics (rlosctl with a net gain of two cciits per pouiiil which was (Ill eto the steady dc- maml from local and outside buy crs, the wczikuess that (levelopeil in the cheese market lust week had been more pronouiicod since and prices have scored a furthci" de- cline oi‘ 2% to 3 cents poi- pound owing to ,the more liberal receipts. The voluiilc of business has boon small uiid the market closed qulut with western 1N0. 1 white uiid coioi cd fodilci‘ made’ goods noniiiiiilIy quoted at 18!»; cents r pbuiiil, uiid No. 2 grades at. 1 V; cents poi" pound. -

MacKAY-Oii April 1i], at the home. lcf l£.l\v‘aril llasiam, ‘SIWIILKYIBHLLOY. MacKay, formerly oi’ Murray ‘Harbor, aged "73. Funeral notice auuouuccil on arrival ofiiis sou.—(Patriot ‘please copy).

CAHlLL-—At the l’. E. l Hospital oii Su-iiday. April 19th, Mrs. Mary lid. Cahill in Ildl’ 74th year. Funeral ‘tomorrow, (Tuesday) from Mac- ,Lean & MacDonald Funeral Ilome, Kent ‘Street to the Cross Roads Cemetery. Services starting ‘at 1.30.

JOSEY-At lfighficiil on Saturday, A-pril 1S‘t‘h, Roy l-lillsou Josey, aged

‘l'y Vi’. Josey. Funeral this afternoon from tho residence of ‘his grand- parents ‘DOIIIIIII-‘IIVIIICKIIIXIOII ‘to High. ‘fir-id Ccirietory. Scrviccs starting at

2.30 p,m_ Ottawa, April l9.-—~E§gs—- The Dominion Bureau of Satistius rt‘. ports tliut the quantities o; eggs

In storage on Axprll 1st amountrd to 264,947 dozens. The stocks II‘! lMontre-ul lllllolllllfltl to 69,030 do; cu! uud Ill 'l'0roiito 2.340 dizciis. The flgurcs quoted in this report nu April 15th were incorrect. Dealers anticipate a drop in buying prices next week, when the market will have returned to nnrmul after tlic holiday season. Toronto jabbing specials 34, extras 32, firsts 30, 80f‘

IN MEMORIAM

In Uviuit mcuiory- of Mrs, Fruncla llinuinlll, who ilopurloil lhln life on.i\prll 20th, 1924.

One long. and your ugo toiluy, you we remember well.

“'0 stood Inside your (lying bed to tuke u hint. furs-well.

_\\'lih ‘iirtllilgiuhcurt we wutvlml qnds 28. Montreal dealers report ' ' paying delivered extras 31 firsts

Till > lit I u uh it , ' ,’i'i’i'".if'-' ,"' ' °" " 19. Jobbing extras as. firsts as.

' Away to that home Iii-youth the skies. ivhere there In never nlllit.

poultry reported more active. Sonic- western turkeys sold heavy, 27. light 24, Prairie provinces receipts

Better Crops Better roots, flowers, vegetables and lawns

Jnnure against a poor root fro» by uaint soup», soup-n frflln uni plant uiid bus roots. Rica-m healthier flowers, big- ln-r velotnblel iuiil boiler luwnu. Use iioilzru this Your.

The HDIIIIIO Selling Agency

DIIJIKDUCII MuCKlNNON

lilauuker 176 Kent St., (‘hnrlottetoivn

ST. MARY'S CONVENT, SOURIS

llonor Roll for St, Mary’s Con- vent, Souris} for mouth of March.

Grade X.—1, Theodora Doyle; 2. Helen Adams; 3, .\'lai'y llic-Atlam and Louise Cox,

Grade [X.—1, Matilda McAulny; 2. Helen McLean; 3,‘ Frances Dangle.

Grade VllI.—1, Mary (Nfullally; 2, Margaret McCloskey and Mary P. McAulay; 3, Margaret McLean and liiarion McDonald,

Grade V-lI.—-1, Cecilia Cheveric; 2, Sadie Lavie; 3, Bernice Adams.

Grade Vl.——l, Dorothy Moyiiagh; 2, Hilda McEaclierii; 3, Helen Paquet.

Grade V.—1, Ronelda Jennings; 2, Isabel Mooney and Elva Malone; 3, Helen Jundel.

Grade lV.—1, Leona Paqiiet; 2. hiildrcil Paqiiet and Mary Ed- moiids; 3, Genevieve Paquet.

‘Grade IlI.—i, Margaret Burns; 2, lleleu Kennedy; 3. Virginia Mc- Donald and Eileen ‘Paquct.

Grade 1I.-1, biarjorle Pnquct; 2. Annie C. Cheverie; 3, Geraldine Paqilet and Adele McLean,

Grade I.-—<1, Emma, McAulay; 2 Helen Miillally; 3, Stewart Mc- Aulay,

imi- CRAPAUD SCHOOL l

l-lounr Roll of Crapauil School for month of March.

Grade X.—1, Wiiinifred Best; 2. Lolita MacVittie; 3, Marjorie Leard_

(trade VIlI.—1, l-inroltl Harvey and biuriel Best; 2, Amy Harvey; 3. Georgie Leard.

ilrailo VlL-l, Jessie Dawson; 2. John llziud. _

tirade Vl.—l, Alice Best; 2, Wil- llc Stordy; 3, Stanley Parker. ~

(trade V. Slj.~—I, Iliarjorio Stord‘; 2, Douglas Rand; 3. Edythe Leard.

Grade V. Jr.—1, \Villio Sheri-en; '. Howard Piirkcr.

Grade lV.—l. llazci Leard: 2. Blanche Fall; ‘J. blariou Sherrcn.

til-ado lll_ Sl‘.-—l, Carrie Stordy‘. 2. ‘llcleu Williams; 3, llcnry Park- ci‘.

Grade .IlI_ Jr.—l, Harold Bow- ness; Z, Robert Dawson; 3, Bobby Norton.

Grade -Il_ S.—-i, Georgie Sherreu‘. 2. Willie .\iaclloiiiild_

Grade 1i, .Il‘.—-—1,'I§ISI9 Howntt; 2, Rhoda “lilliums; 3, Lyman Stanly.

Grade l.—1. Jean Newsom; 2- lleath Sturdy; 3. Lloyd Harvey,

‘Perfect AiifilldilllCfi-‘IIQIBTI Wil- liams, IIlll'OI(I Bnwness, Robert Dawson, Bobby Norton. Lyman Sturdy.- llhodu Williuuis. Lolita MucVittio. Winii'rvil Best. Lei! "Dawson, bluricl licsl. Jessie Daw- son, Edythe Lczird, blarjoric Stordy. ~Priuclpul, I). N, Boll; Assistant Lizzie blacKiuiinii.

SCHOOL

CAPE WOLFE

Fulloiviiig is tlic t-IIIIIFIIII," ‘t’ p" -

iii-i nl‘ Cape \\’nlfe School fo. ..:.xi: of i.\ilarvh_

‘Grade Vlll.~-i. Elva Ilium-Wil- liams; 2. Fiossio (lostuiii; 3, Noru ltcilly.

Grade V'l.—-l, Eva Ilulgcr; 2. (flaudo Costaiii; 3, ldilwarrl Liri stone]

Grade V.——l, hiuriol Reilly; 2.

SPRIN

iri I w;

Ex West Kent School A-Great Game. _ -o

A real game of ball was played Saturday »n‘ig'lrt when the two beams named above clashed. As will be seen by the score they did not have a ‘big margin and for all -they won they have very sllttle to talk about .for it. was a very even game. Alt ‘the end of the first period the

' score stood 11 to 5 in the school

teams favor, which lend they in- creased slightly in the next period.

The game started away fast urltfb the school tea-m drawing ‘first blood by scoring a field goal. this seemed to act as an incentive ‘to them and made them play all the harder. Close marking of ‘men, at times (lnzzliti-g combination and excellent SIIOOLIIIB WW6 fell res of the game, The College team id not get going right and seemed at loss to find themselves, but: at times would "like l1 118W lease on life and show ulp as on-ly they can.

‘Smiling was of the individual

22, P. w. ctiisge 123.

\.

‘The boundary ‘lines make a much taster game and is not. nearly as strenuouson ‘the players who are protected from beinl ‘bounced against the wall as in foI-tneryears. Another game between thqeetwo teams will be eagerly looked afor- wand to by the large number of fans.

Following are ‘the playersmnd respective scores:

EX W. K. SCHOOL

VlIedlock—2 . n. Splilett—9

Camcron—15 MOInnis—-2

MiriamlLidstone; 3, Aileen Iéow- ard

Grade lV.—1, Alvin Costain; 2. Blzlke ‘Lidstone; 3, Charles McWil- linms.

Grade III.——1. Edith McWilliams; 2, Clara IticWilllams; 3. Carmen Lidstone.

Grade Il.—1,‘Reggle McWillinms; 2. Stella O'Connor and Wilfred Biii- gcr; 3, Jamie Mcllvllliams,

Grade IQ (a)—1, Emerson Cross- man.

Grade I. (b)—1. Wilbur McWil- llama; 2, Annie O'Connor; 3, Hor- ace McWilliams.

Perfect attendance for month— Elva lMcWillIams, Nora Reilly, Eva Bulger, Stella O'Connor, Blake Lid- stone, Wilfred Bulger, Wilbur Mc Williams, Charles McW-llliams, Ver- non ‘Bulger. Emerson Crossmmi. Jamie McWilliams, Reggie McWil- liiims, Miriam Lidstone, Dorothy Ilidstone, Keir Dalton, Kenneth

Cooke_ i

M ISCOUCHE SCHOOL

Grade X.—1, Kathleen Murphy;

Claslsse Polrier; 3, llvfiary Gillls,

Grails VLII.—1, Margaret Mc- Neill and Nora Steele; 2, Ethel Poirier rind Marguerite DesRoches; 3, Violet Richardson; 4. Borden Coniicll.

Grade VlI.—1. Lnmena Poirler and Melanie Deslloches; 2, Mary l\I_ Paul; 3, Reginald Laughlcn; 3i. Aiiilrew Dalton.

Grade Vl.—l, .\Iiiin'ie Arsenziult and Paul (laudet; 2. Rita Ilcs- lloclics; 3. Elizabeth Gaudct,

Grade V.—1, ‘Harold Poirier; 2. Ieonard Gallant; 3. Genevieve Ferguson.

Grade 1V.-l, Louise Gaudet; 2. Aline Poirler; 3, Joseph Arsenault: 4, Eunice Poirier. ‘

Grade lll.-—l, Ennis Small; 2.

Aiphie Gaudet; 3. Agape Arsen- nult; 4, James Arsenauit Grade LI.—1. Gertrude McKiii-

non; 2. Kathleen Pa-ul; 3, Jenn C. Foiricr; 4, Rose Hickey.

Grade l.~—l, Rita Arsenault; 2. Loretta Bernard; 3. Elizabeth Arscuault; 4, Amil-le Arscnuult.

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NINE MILE CREEK

Following ‘is the standing of Niuo Mile Creek School for thc month of March. ' tirade VIII. l.—Alice Walsh; 2. " ...rot McDonald. t" .0: VII.—-1, Florence

Mc-

I ' mizzill; 2, ‘Florence McDonald; 3.

Jaiuios Bolts: 4. Arnold McDonald; 5, Margaret Belts; 6. biurici {lic- Donald.

Grado lV.—l. Verna Gnrvcatt; 2. Willie Smith; 3, Doris Gorventt. tirade lll.—i, Jenn Gorveatt; 2. John Belts; 3, Gilbert Moflougall.

i Grade Ji.—1.l-larflct Gorveutt;

2, Given Gorveatt.

Grade I. Sr.~1,' Lester 2, Harold Betta. _ Grade lfiJit-el, John Campbell; 2, Margaret Darrah; 3, Roy Camp boll; 4, Wilma Gorveatt.

. {Gim-

Smith;

MT. ALBION SCHOOL

'I‘h0 Honour ‘Roll of Mt. Albion

CHICKENS ARE NOT IN ova LINE»

_ ixsnixran nrlmn ursiusn ‘» .- nun soiv

PROTECT Your Furs and Garments from MOTHS and DUST The SU-N . (‘SIDE porsrurio - GARMENTJ3AG