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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHAMLUI'LETOWN, JUNE 2

M. Campbell. HONOR ROLL.

Physiology.—1.Margarct Bearisto ; 2, Georg's Prowse; 8, Heien Burbridge pand Flora Campbell.

Readiog—I, May Stentiford; 2, Georgie Prowse and Margaret Bearisto ; 3. Bessie Bovyer.

Dictat:ton—1, Ethel Sentner; 2, Georgie Prowse; 3, Margaret Beairsto.

English—1, Georgie Prowse and Margaret Bearisto; 2, Alma Finlayson; 3, May Stentiford.

Geography—1, Margaret Bearist»; 2, Georgie Prowse; 3, Myrtle Finlayson.

Algebra—1. Alice Perkins; 2, Mar- garct Bearisto; 3, Georgie Prowse.

Latin—I1st Class: 1, Margaret Bearis- to; 2,lda Waugban ; 3, Georgie Prowse. Second Class—-I, Ada McPherson; 2, Annie Howlett; 3. Viola McSwain.

Geometry: First Class: 1, Ethel Sent- ner; 2, Georgie Prowse; 5, Margaret Bearisto. Second Class; 1, Ada Mc- Pherson; 2, Annie Howlet ; 3, Vicla McSwain.

Drawirg—I, Helen Burbridge; 2. Alma Finlayson; 3, Fl ra Campbell and Clara Sterns.

French -—-1, Margsret Bearis‘o;2, Ida Waughan ; 1, Georgie Prowse.

Composition 1, Margaret Bearisto; 2, Alice Pcrhias; 3, Clara Sterns.

Soten;—1, Margaret Bearisto; 2. Myitle Finlayson; 3, Gecrzie Prowse ;

Writing—1, May Stentiford; 2, Myriie Finlayson, Fiorrie Peardon and Tillie S liar; $, Ciara Sterns.

A ithm+tice—1l. Margaret Bearisto; 2, Georgie Prowse; 3, F'orr'e Higgins.

Hist r T, Margaret B avisto; 2, Etvel Se tier: 3, 4) oe Finlayson.

Greek—1. M rl> Filryson and Mar- garet Bear sto; 2. George Prowse and Alma Finlayson; 3, Ida Waughan.

MI-S HARRIS’ DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Ceruficates.—Viola Beers, Minnie Anderson.

Attendance and Punctuality. —Blanche

McKinnon

| Radiog—1, Jacqu line McDonald;

farms for sale in the Winnipeg Dis-

ra, at prices which are bourd to double in

very short time. Send for particulars. HASLAM & WRIGHT Priva’e Bangers

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9.—Viola Beers, Winifred Holbrook ; 3r4 Hilda Hasazard; 4t Florence Rok- erticn: 5, Minnie Anderson.

(ietation—1, Minnie Auderson; 2, Viola Beers; 3 Jacqueline McDonald; 4,Be!ls M_Leod, Blinche McKinnon ; 5 Florence Roberisor-

Britis and Canadian History —1. jacqueline McDonald; 2 Viola Beers; 3 Annie McSwain; 4 Hilda Sf3war:; 5 Winifred Helbrook, Blanche Mc- Kinnon.

Writin,,—1,Blanche McKinnon; —2, Vi la Beers. Minne Lawson; 3 Mand Passmore, Winfred Holt rook ;4,Minnie Anderson; 5,Daisy Pickard.

Arithmetic—1, Minnie Aoderson; 2 VYioli Beers: 3 Minnie Lawson; 4 Jacqueline MeDonsld; 6 Winitred Holbrook.

English—1.Viols Beers: 2 Florence Rove rtson; 3 Mauc Pzssmors, Minnie Anderson: 4 Minnie Lawson; 5 Wini- fred Hclorook.

Geogripby—1 Vic is Beers: 2 Flor- ence Robertson; 3 Annie Mcdwain; 4 Minaie Lawson; 5 Hilda HaszarJ,

Geomeitrs— 1,Viola Beers; 2 Annie McSwain: 3 Hilda Haszard; 4 Maud Passmore: 5 Winifred Holbrook.

Alvebra—1,Vula Beers; 2 Minnie Ander -on ; 5 Annie McSwaid.

Daisy Pickard ; wan Latin —1,Vicla Beers; 2 Minnie Abn- dirsonu: 3 Maud Passmore; 4 Annie

| McSwain; 5 Belle McLeod.

Frenct--1, Violas Beers; 2 Minnie Ander on; 3 Jacyuel’ne McDonali; 4 Maud Passmore; 5 Annie MeSwii:.

Drawiog—l, Maud Passmore; 2 Hilda Haszard, Minnie Anderson; ©

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Drawing—1, Hazel Bremner; 2 Georgie LePage, Maud McCannell; 3, Abbie LePage.

Botany—1, Abbie LePage; 2, nice Macleod; 3. Maggie Cotton.

Algebra—1, Ella Aitken.Della Down ; 2, Maggie Ci tton; 3, Lillie Pickard.

Latin-—1, Maggie Cotton; 2, Georgie LePage ; Helen Haszard, May Peebles.

Geometery—1, Maud McCannell; 2, Maggie Cotton; 3, Abbie LePage.

English—1, Maud MecCannell; 2, Maggie Cotton; 3, Abbie LePage.

French—1, Abbie LePage; 2, Maud McCannel!, Georgie LePage; 3, Lulu Large.

Physiclogy~-1, Abbie LePage; 2 Maud McCannel!; 5, Maggie Cotton.

MI3S SCOTT'S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certificstes.—Muriel Tay- lor, Ethel Gregor, Bertha Gorman, Murie] Hugbes, Sadie Smith.

Certificates for Attsndance—Bertha Gorman, Mattie Chappell.

Cert ficate for Writing—Edaa White.

Rea ling—1st, Muriel Taylor, Sadie Smits, Edna Whit?. Maisie Bruce; 2, Muriel Hughes, Amy Kat enbury ; Ethel Gregor.

Dictrtion—1, Rena Coffla; 2, Grace Cumming, H lia Seller; 3, Amy Rat- tenbuyy.

Geography—1, Ethel Gregor ;2, Mur- iel Taylor, Muriel Hughes; 3, Bertha Gorman.

History—1,Mnriel Taylor; 2, Muri 1 Hughes, Bessie McInais; 3, Sadie Smith.

English—-1,Muric] Taylor; 2, Bertha Gorman; 3, Katie Dover.

Ar thmetic—1,Muriel Taylor ;2 Bertha Gorman; 3, Ethel Gregor.

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Wh.te; 3, Sadie Smith, Matiie Chap- pell.

Drawing—1, Edna White; 2, Elsie Sadie Smith.

Nature S udies—1i, Muriel Taylor; 2, | Bertha Gorman; 3, Evhe! Gregor.

Geometry and Algebra—1, Ethel ‘Gregor; 2, Muriel Taylor; 3, K tic Dover, May Kirby; 3, Muriel Taylor.

Latin—1, Ethel Gregor; 2, May Kirby,Muriel Tayloc; 3, Katie Doyer.

MI3$ MCKINNON’S DEPARTMENT.

Pupils, who received Diplomas for General Proficiency. Gladys Taylor, Miriam Norton, Florence Smith, Ethel] Bridges, Adele Palmer, Nellie Seaman, Nettie Duncan.

Diplomas awarded for Punctuali y and Regularity to Mable Mathew, Florence Smith and Miriam Norton. This class has not hada tardy mark re- corded against it during the whole year. Miriam Nor.on has nct lost one dsy in five years. Only one in the school ex- ct Ming this record.

Diploma awarded by W. J. Gage for Vertical Writing, Laura wl. D- Mitchell.

Prize of $5.90 gained by special exawivations. Arithmetic, 1, Gladys Taylor; 2, Nellie Seaman. In the first contest Miriam Nogton was equsl,there- fore a Consolation Prize bas been pro- vided - oe

This pr'ze was awarded by W. 5. Stewart E+q , School Trustee.

Gray’s Odes and Elegy with Lif> and | Notes, award d to Nellie Seaman and ‘Nettie Duncan by their teacher as ia token of her appreciation of their ' good work in Literature.

| HONOR ROLL. |

Depoi tment —Gladys Taylor, Nellie | Seaman, Ethel Bridges, Florrie Smith, | Eva Rodd, Mabel Mat.hew, Maggie | Gillis, Nettie Dunean, Annie Patterson,

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consumer, and another demonstration ¢f abilicy to give the lowest prices, finds proof in our wonderful hosiery aud underwear values.

NOTE THESE PRICES _..um,

Children’s Undervests, 5 for 25 cents Ladies’ Undervests, 4 fur 24 vents Other special lines (@ 8c, 10c, 12c, 13c,-16e, 182, 20c, 240, 30c, 40c and 45c

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Pessie Essery, Florrie Percival, Miriam Norton, Laura M. D- Mitchell, Alma Yeo, Sadie McSwain. MISS GREGOR'S DEPARTMENT. Trustees’ Certificates fer General Proficiency —Lily Seaman, Katie James, Haz: Hugbes, Jean McLeod.

Cer.ificates for A'ttendance—Laura McCallum, Jean MacLeod, Alce

Stewart, Minnie Evans.

Reading—1, Hazel Hughes; 2, Lily Seaman ; 3, Ethel] Lawson.

Writing—1, Jean MacLeod ; 2, Laura McCallum; 3, Nellie Gille-pic.

Arithmeiic—1, Lily Seaman ; 2,Katie James; 3, Annie Higgins.

Spelling, 1, Kate James;2, Alice Stewait; 3. Lily Seaman.

Grammar — 1, Lily Seaman; 2,Hazel Hughes ; 3,Jean Mclsaec.

Geography—1, Lily Seaman; Katie James; 3, Hazel Hughes.

History—1, Lily Seaman; 2, Hazel Hughes; 3, Kat e James.

Physiclogy—1. Lily Seamap ; 2, Jean MacLeod; Katie James.

MISS DUTCHER’S DEPARTMENT.

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Reading—1, James Walker; 2, Elia Large; 3, Fannie Fraser.

Dictation—1, Abbie Wellner; 2, Hazel Stewart; 3, Blanch Riggs.

Geography—1, Bessie Cook; 2 Vivian Hughes; 3, Hazel Stewart.

Hi.tor;—1, Fannie Waye; 2, Ethel Crosby; 3, Phoeve Worth.

Eaglish--1, Bea rice Holbrook ; 2, Birdie McFarlane; 3, James Walker, Rita Ner.oa.

Arithmetic—1, Blanch Riggs; Beatrice Holbrook ; 3,May Wilson.

Pennansbip—1, Ella Large; 2, Edith German; 3, Mamie Gillespie; Bertha Poole; Bessie Cook, equal-

Drawing—1, Hettie Hodgson ; Birdie McFarlane! 3, Mamie Gi'lespie,

Nature Studies -1. Ethel Crosby; 2. Vivian Hoghes; 3, James Walker.

Cettifi ates for Attendance—Bertia Poole, Neljie Harper, Lena Pound, Elsie Jenkins ‘

Cer ificates for General Proficiency— Beatrice Hollbrook, Hazel Stewant, James Walker, Bessie Cook, Edith Gorman, Vivian Hughes,Phoebe Worth, Blarchs Riggs, Ethel Crosby, May Wilson, Birdie McFarlane, Mamie Gillespie, Abbie Wellner.

Certiticate for Writing— Ella Large.

MIss JAMES’ DEPARTMENT.

Cert fica’es for General Proficiency — Eleanor Reid, Willena Riggs, Ficrence Vanlderstine, El zabeth Gordon, Katie Weldon, Annie Greger, Martha Van- Buskirk.

Reading—1,Eleanor Reid ; 2, Willena Riggs, Martha VanBuskirk, eqnal; 3, Fiorence VanIderstine-

Dictation—1, Florence Vanlde rstine; 2, Martha VanBuskirk, Eleanor Reid, equal; 3 Maud Vickersoa.

Geography 1, Eleanor Reid ; 2, Annie Gregor ; 3, Florence Vanlderstine.

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History--1, Eleanor Reid: 2, Katie Weldon; 3, Willeva Riggs.

Englisu—1, Eleanor Reid; 2, peth Gordon, 3, Willena Riggs.

Arithmetic—1, Elizabeth Gordon, Floreuce VanIder:tive ;3, Wi'lena Riggs.

Penmanship — 1, Willena Riggs. Florence VanlIderstine, Annie GregcT equal; 2, Eleanor Reid , Martha Van- Buskirk; Constince Reid; equal, 3, Elizabeta Gordon; Emily Bevan equal.

Nature Studies—1, Eleanor Reid; 2, Gertie Smith; 3, Maud Vickerson, Jeannette Pope; equal.

Drawiog—1i, Jeannette Pope; 3, Florence VarIderstine,Katie Ferguson ; equai; 3, Elizabeth Gordon.

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Groceries that will tempt the appetite.

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Groceries that everyone in the hoase will like.

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Sealed Tenders will be received by the Trustees of the Montague School till Friday evening June 30:h 1899 for the removing of the old schoolbouse from the present site tothe Jand of C, B. Frases a distance of about 20 chains. Said schoelbouse to be repaired according to & specification to be seen at JOHN J. McDONALD

Trusteee

Montague June 22nd 1899 d

CANADA Provirce of Prince Edwara Island IN CHANCERY

Before the View Chancellor,

William Frederick Mathieson Wright aod Harry Morris, Executors of the last will and te-tamevt of Lemuel Wright, deceased, wnd William F. M. Wright and Flora Isabel Wright, Complainants.

AND

Fancy Wright and Julia Wright Deten- danis.

Io pursuance of an order'of thie honorable court, made hereiv on the seventeenth day of June, instant, notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estate of the late Lemuel Wright, of Plea~ sant Point,North River, in Queen’s County, in raid Island deceased estate, are required to come in and prove the same before me at the Prothonotery’s office, iv the Law Courts Buildirg in Charlottetown, on or before Thursday, the twentieth day of July next, (1899) and all persons neg. lecting to come and prove their said debts and claims by that time are to be excladed from the benefit of said order.

Dated thie 17th day of June, A. Diy

1899. J. A. LONGWORTH, Master in Chancery. D. A. McKinnon, Complainants Soiici+

tor. Mon & Thur till July 17th. Roya! Gazette 1 iesue.

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We’re sure to want it in our house. It im- proves the clothes so much, besides it is very pure and one bar will do 4s mach as 2 bars of filled imported soap.

For sale everywhere, Beware of imitations

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