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‘ Now Heady THE GOLDEN FUTURE 1

g A of Prince Edward Island

A SPLENDID ILLUSTRATED SOUVENIR

Suitable for ready reference in the olfice or home, or for mailing to friends abroad.

WHAT SIB HENRI,’ THORNTON SAYS:

“I am very much obliged to you foi" copies of the SOUVENIR EDITION. late you upon the excellence of the which is really well done and full of interesting articles dealing with the Garden of the Gulf.”

THE‘ HALIFAX HERALD SAYS:

“Vlhth- the compliments of The Charlottetown Guardian, we have received a brochure entitled "The Golden Future," setting forth the attract- iveness of Prince Edward Island.

“The spirit of optimism which characterizes this publicity publication is particularly commendable, and the fact that one of the provinces of Canada, in the face_of a world-wide depression, is singing a song of faith and conﬁdence, is a good indication "~ that this Dominion has yet many things for which 8 to he thankful. '

_“[’rince Edward Island, pre-emnently a farming district, has led the way in many branches of pro- gressive farming. and also in co-operative market- ing. The people are. on the whole. exceptionally contented. They invite the rest of the world to share their happiness with them. And the initiatr

the advance I congratu- production

fiu VERNON suiooi FAIR

held in Mt, Vernon school house on; September 17. 1930. where there was] a large display judges Miss Miller, .\Ir. Heart: undl the inspector Wm. A, McPhes gave very interesting ‘speeches. Mr. J. 1L‘. Purchase and Mr. ,John MacRse also commented on the success o1 the‘ lair.

"Sec 1' White Oats. ~

Sec, 2 Wheat.

Sec. 4 Sweet Corn

Sec. 5 Threshed Beans.

Sec. 1 Green Mountain Potatoes. Sec. 2 Dakota Red Potatoes. Sec, 3 Turnips.

Sec. 6 Carrots,

Sec. 6 Parsnips.

Sec. 2 Mlxcu Flowers.

iv.- of the Charlottetown Guardian in the piiblica- ' tion of this strikingly illustiated little booklet is highly commendable.” CONT ENTS ‘HIRE! VIEWS OF TIIE ISLAND . Introduction , ISLE OF REST (Poem! . . . . . . . . . .. .. Lucy Gertrude Clarltln BRIGHT FUTURE I-"OR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Hon. F- It. Hearts. Llcut. Governor TOURIST ADVANTAGES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. A. E. Morrison NO DIVORCE PROBLEM IN ISLAND PRO\ CE iCopi-lglit Article) William S. Dutton A GREAT ADVENTURE IN CO-OPERATIVE INDUSTRY ' J. W. Boultc MARKETING PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SEED POTATOES C. t‘. Thompson A HAVEN FOR CITY DWELLERS Justice A. Ii. Arsenault FARM LANDS FOR. SETTLERS CO-OPEIIATIVE MARKETING 0F EGGS AND NEW CAR FERRY STEAMER

BOARDS 0!" TRADE AND PROBLEMS OF ‘TRANSPORT S. A. MacDonald

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Tiiii FISHERY INDUSTRY ....................... S. T. Gallant Till-J PROVINCIAL CAPITAL G. P- Nicholson TIIE PRINCE COUNTY CAPITAL . . . . . . .. . Mayor W. J. Lidstonc IMPROVING THE SILVER FOX INDUSTRY G. Enhls Smith PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM . . . . . . . . . . . H. II. Show SIIZIYING FARM PROBLEMS . . . . .. J. A. Clark

MIXED CROPS AND FI-JRTILE SOIL Premier W. M. Lcrl LATEST STATISTICS

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Sec 1 Milking Stool.

Sec. 2—.\'ail Box.

1-John Bell. Iris. Lk-Murdock-Lcorn, Mt. Vernon. Sec. 6 Bird House,

1—Msrk_ Young, Iril.

Sec. 5'HImm_9I' Handle. 1—Wllliam D, Nicholson. lrls. 2—Ernsst Nicholson, Iris,

Class 10 Livestock and Poultry.

A very succssstul school islr was,

oi’ exhibits. The

Sec. 1 Heller Cult. , 1-St:uart Mnthesou.

2-11.: Stuart, Caledonia. lI-Roddie Wilson, Mt. Vernon. 4—Cliarlis Stuart. Caledonia. Sec, 3 Poultry. White Leghorn. 1--Dsnnle Wilson, Mt, Vernon.

. Barred Rock 1-Murdock Acorn‘. Mt. Vernon. z-Norinan Wilson. Mt. Vernon 3—Ann|. MacPherson. Caledonia. 4—Donnie L. MacKenzis. Iril.

Class II Collections

Soc. 1" Noxious Weeds. 1‘ b-Csiedonls School.

2-bit. Vernon School,

Sec. 2 Tree Leaves,

L-Cnludonia School.

2—Mt. Vernon School.

3--Iris School.

Sec, Samples or Wood.

1--Mary Young, Iris.

2-Mt. Vernon School.

3-Donnie Mathcson, Iril.

. Class 12 School Work.

Sec. 1 (a) Exercise Books Grades 1-2 1—Iris School,

Sec. 1 (h) Exercise Books. Gradesil-4 1-Mt, Vernon S'i_:hool.

2—Caledonia School.

Sec, 1 (c) Exercise Books. Grades 5-6 L-Irls Scliool.

Z-Caledonis School.

3-Mt, Vernon School.

Sec. 1 (d) Exercise Books, Grades 7-8 1—-Iris School.

2-.\it. Vernon School.

Sec. 1 1e) Exercise Books, Grades 9-10 1—Mt. Vernon School.

Sec..2 Map Drawing.

Sec, 2 (a) Map oi’ Australia. L-Caledonia School.

2—Ii"is School.

3—Mt. Vernon School,

Sec. 2 (h) Map oi Maritime Prov. 1—Mt. Vernon School.

Sec. 3 Art Work.

Sec. 3 (a) Landscape Grades 7-10 l-Caledonia. School.

2-Mt, Vernon School.

and instructive

Class 1. Grains

1-Duucan hlatheson, Mt. Verno . L-Stuart. Mntheson, Mt. Vernon. ti-Murdock Acorn, Mt, Vernon. 14—Charlie Young. Iris.

1-Willlaui Mnthesou, Mt. Vernon.

1-William Motlieson. Mt. Vernon. Z-Stusrt Matheson. Mt. Vernon. B-Duncsn Mather-ion, Mt, Vernon. 4-lrving Buele. iris.

1—Freeinan Hume, lrls. Z-Dounie Hume. Iris, Ii-John Dun Acorn, Mt. Vernon. t-Msry Bayiie, Iris. Class 2 Roots

1—Emma Morrow, Mt. Vernon.

2-Stuai"t Matheson. Mt. Vernon. Zi-Murdock Acorn. Mt. Vernon.

4—Donald Young, Iris

L-Emma ltloi"rou'._.\it. Vernon. 2—Norman Wilson, Mt, Vernon. Zir-Chrlsabel Morrow, Mt. Vernon. t—-Jenevn Morrow, Mt. Vernon,

1—Mary J. Emery. Mt. Vernon. 2—Jolin Dan Acorn, Mt. Vernon. 3—Murdock Acorn. Mt. Vernon. 4—Jenuie Acorn, Mt. Vernon.

1—Jeiieva Morrow. Mt, Vernon. 2—Mai'y B, MaeRae, Mt. Vernon. 3-.-Donnie Hume. iris, 4—Mnry Bayne, Iris. '

1—.\lary Bayue, Iris

2—Donald Young, Iris.

3—Ii'ving Buele, Iris.

4—Joiin Dan Acorn, Mt. Vernon.

- Class 3 Vegetables ' 3—lris School. _ Sec, 2-Gi"een Tomatoes. Sec. 3 (b) Sailboat Grades 1-6 1—.\lary Wilson, Mt, Vernon. 1-Iris School. . '

zl-Mt,» Vernon School.

li-Caledoula School.

Sec. ,4 Penmanship.

Sec. 4 (a) Grades 1-2. 1—Mt. Vernon School.

Sec. 4 (h) Grades 3-4. 1-Ca'('.oiila School. 2---.\l' Vernon School.

Sec, 4 ‘vi Grades 5-6 1~ML Vernon School _ 2—li"is School.

Sec. 4 (d) Grades 7-8.

LL-Doiinie L. lliacKeuzie, Iris. 3—Jessio B, lilacRae, l\lt, Vernon. 4—Mary M. MacKenzie. lris, Sec. 4 Cucumbers.

i-.\lary Ross, iris.

Z-Alary Bayue, iris

ll--Mai"y Ellis. Caledonia.

t-John Dan Acorn, Mt. Vernon,

Sec, 5 Beets,

1—Chrisnbei lliorroic, Mt. Vernon. Zl-Einma Mnvrmv, Mt. \'ei"nuu, ll-Doniiie .\lacl{euzie. Iris.

4—Murdouk Acorn. Mt Vernon. 1—Cale(lonia School. Sec. 6—C:ilili:ige, 2—Iris School. 1—-li-ving Buele, Iris, 3--Mt. Vernon School.

Sluss i4 Sports Sec, 1 (a) Girls under Nine. 1—-Jessie B. Aiacltae, Mt. Vernon. il-Jeunie Acorn. Mt. Vernon 3—.\itll‘_V B. Biacllac. Mt. Vernon. 4——Cl\lll8l"lll9 Stuart, Caledonia. Sec, 1 (b) Girls from 9-12.

2—Wililc hlatiiesnn, Mt. Vernon. Zl-luincan Matliesoii. Mt, Vernon. t-Freemaii Hume. iris, Sec. T~I'iiiiipkiiis. l-Dounio MscKenzie, lrls. LL-Mary Boyiie, lrls. 3—-.\l.'iry, li. ilacllae, Mt. Vernon 4_,lossle B_ AIBQRQQL Ml, rel-Hum 1~Gla<lys Macintosh, Mt. Vernon. (‘I355 4 Flowers Ll-Jeueva Moi-i-oiv. Mt. Vernon. ' Zl-Christiiia McLeod, Iris, 1~,\lni-y Hay-pg, 11,1 _, . i-Heleu MBCPIIPTSDII. Caledonia. 2-lii"iig lluelc, _ Sec. 1 u) Girls over 12 Aim-um». .".ii, Vernon, ~C i"isabei,,i\lori-oii-. ~i~—Llil‘.'slllla Aiuimutl. lrls. . 1 51111111. Culladen. (‘lass 5 Fruit -.Vlar,v BRYHB- lflﬁ. Soc, l Duchess Apples, 59k. 3 (B) BUYS 1111691‘ 9. 1-ljniiiui .\ioi"i"o\v' \l- .Veri'ion l-Mlltuii Macldiersoll. Clilllidel-‘l L’—(‘lil‘i'.-'ztbel Morin \ii. Veriiuil. 3 Uulmle ‘Vilsull- ML venlmlu {L-Umlnie llnmt; ]|‘15_ .'l--Joliiiiiie Gamble, Mt. Vernon, ~l—--l_l(,‘lllllg Alﬂlllcgljl], ]l"i5_ 4—-John Dan Acorn: Mt. Vernon. Sec, il--l'luiiis Sec. L’ (in Iioys from 9-12. l_.\'a;»ici- lilavliuiuilil, lrlg, .l-—\'lllill‘l hiaihesou, Mt. Vernon,

Mt. Vernon,

See, liwtjrnli Applgp, ‘ L! Alurrlocli Acorn? Mi, Vermin, 1—\lll|‘_y Bayiie, iris, 3 (‘harlie Stuaijt._Caled-aiiia. "’ ‘i-cenlnn Hume, m; i-Gussie Stuart. Caledonia."

Sec. 3.7 (ct Boys over 12.

l>~illilitlilll liatliesoii. Mt, Vernon. 2—Murdock Acorn, Mt. Vernon. 3~Grovcr Smith, C-ulloilen. 4~EriicsL Nicholson, iris

Sec. 3 Obstacle Race for Boys. i-Alcx Stuari. Caledonia and John

(floss 6' Cunning Heels Council. "" liziliic. ii‘-:. _ loss li“. (‘hiss T. Cooking", _

Soc. 1--\\'liiie Bread. JIcPhee. Caledouiar, 1—-t‘lii"istliie Aiciicaii, Caledonia. . 3~"C1‘°V°l‘ ‘Slililll- Cllllfﬂlell ;I—.\lui"y Wilson. Mt. Vernon. '31“ 1 “lclgllelson. Cllllvflell. S-Mary Baynefliﬁs. 3—~i"l'€EIll8ll Hume. Iris and Char-

Scc,’ ‘.3 ‘Pea Bis uils, lie Stuart, Caledonia. » layim-y 1,111.3 (taimiunia_ 4~--Sluai-t,.\latlies‘uii. .\lt. Vernon ‘and 2—.\lary Bung, 111.; him-dock Acorn,‘ Mt. Vernon, . s-ilnry Wllgun, ML Vernon Sec, 6 Wheelbarrow: Race for Boys.

Sec 5 Apple Pig l-Murdock Acorn. Mt, Vernon and 1-—.\lﬂl'y liayiw, m5, Stuart. Matheson. Mt. Vernon. 2-L'lii'istiiie .\lcl.eaii, Caledonia. 3""~7l“3l"" ~\l°Pl"?l'5°"- Cllllodell "l"! li-Mury Wilson. Mt, \'9I‘Il0ll. 6111191" Bmlth- 011111111911.

See. li iirmvn Sugm- Fudge, 3--(.‘harli'e Stuart. (faledoiiia and 1——(‘liristiiie Aluiivaii. Caledonia, Fmellm" Hllmﬂ "l3. . ' Z-Alary- hillis (‘ult-(ioiiiii, Sec. 7 (H) ~Tlll'ee'l9glell ilsce i111‘ BOYS il-Mary- ltoss. iris, l—Stuai"t MRLIIQSOII. .\lt. ‘i-Hnlt-n .\luql'1ligr,.,uu_ (faledﬂujl hiurdock :\(.'lll‘ll. Mi. Vernon.

Class S Div. A Sowing, Knitting uutl

and

(‘i-ocliei. Stuart. Caledonia, bee, l .’\1il"<i|1_ 3~SHIBH .\iCl’l‘l(>l‘5l'liI Culioden, Gro- 1~-(I'lii"isiliiie ilcbcuii. Caledonia, V91‘ Sllllllli Fllllﬂllell- 2-.\l.-i.y Llayiic, iris 4-Alcx Stuart, Caledonia and Gus- 3—-.\ltll'y Wilnull. Ml. rel-non. ‘Fe Stuart. Caledonia.

Sec. 7 lli) ‘Fume-legged Race lor Girls 1~l\lar,v Bayiie, Iris and Mary Stu; art. Calednniir, .

S-Clii-istlun ilcheod. iris and Hel- cii .\lcl'hersoii. (‘alcdouiau Sec, S Leap Fiog Race tor

Div. l3 Sec. 4 Knitted Sock lll‘ Siveater. 1-.\lai"y iiayiic, Iris, ‘ \lar_v llilsoii, All. Veriiuii, o .\lcuilcil Sock. 1—.\lai"y liiiiiie. lrls. 1‘

Boys.

Sec. ti Embroidered Linen, 1-—Stuart Aintlieson, Mt. Vernon i—.\lai~y Stuart. Caledonia, Murdock ‘corn, an, Vernon, Class 5| I-lilillllil ‘fi-nlnin; 2--Cliai'iie Stuart. Caledonia and

Freeman l-Iunie. Iris,

3~~Eruesi Nicholson. lrls and Sin- clair McLean. lrls.

4-Alex Stuart, Caledonia nnll Gus- sle Stuart. Caledonia.

Sec. 9 (a) Backward Race lor Boys under 9, -

1-.loliii Dun lliuPliersou. Caledonia 2-Siuelalr McLean. lrls. Il-Daiinlc Wilson, Mt. Vernon 4--John Dan Acorn. Mt. Vernon, Sec. 9 (b) Backward Race lor Boys

iroiii 0-12. . .

l-Stuari Matlieson. Mt, Vernon and Stuart McPherson. 'Cullorlen. 2-Cliarlie Stuart.‘ Caledonia. Zl-Freemsu Hume. Iris

4--Gussle Stuart. Caledonia.

Sec. 10 Jockey Race lor Boys l—Stuart Maiheson. Mt. Vernon. and Murdock Acorn. Mt, Vernon.

1—Chai"lio Vouug. iris. ll-Murilnck Acorn, Mt Vernon.

Every cold is serious. It is only a step from the ordinary

cold to bronchitis with soreness and

‘whines’ in the “h?” "Id the d7 1 2—Gi"over Smith Cullodeu and nlamaagorgalh and ‘mtmumg cmmg‘ StgRPéISIUIYiIOIéQOII. Cullodein

' . -— iar e, tuart., Caledonia. and w‘...'i...‘te'l.'i.‘°'iii.f.“".if..lélt"°ﬁif“3 “"11"” """"=» ""- 5 ecﬁ b hit- b i i-Ivan McPherson, Caledonia and. J,’ a c m; J-gncl l‘ ieuuulthl Johnnie McPhee Caledonia

n u m Mun n‘ up t a Sec-ll (s) "Baellwnrd Race lor Girls

cough. siding expectorstion and under 9

Jennie Acorn. Mt. Vernon.

relieving inﬂammation. - A trial will of this well-

gove the sdectivsnoss

t t . W" m m” 2—Jessie a MacRae. Mt. Vernon.

Sec 11 (b) Backward Race tor Girls

1-.-Gladys McIntosh, Mt. Vernon.

2—Christlnii McLeod. lrls.

t-Jennis Morrow. iris,

i-Mnry Wilson, Mt. Vernon.

Sec. 11 (c) Backward Race lor Girls b-Mary Bsyna. Iris, '

I—S's_ilio McPherson, Caledonia.

I-Mnry Stuart. Caledonia.

Sec, 12 Relay Race.

I-Murdock Acorn. Mt. Vernon and

lllfol‘ _ w! Iul prnl I n1:

"FHE CHARLOTTFTOWW ("Ill/UP

Vernon.

2—Freeniaii Hume.‘ Iris and Charlie

1--Msry B. Machine. Mt, Vernon and i

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IN ADVANCE

Aiary Wilson. Mi Vernon.

2—Sinclair .\I -u, Iris and Chris- tina McLeod. ll. 3-Glailys hiirliittisli, Mt, and Stuart Alzithesoii. Mt. Vernon. 4—Mary Bayiie. iris and Ivan Mc- Pherson. (Jalcilonia. Sec. 13 Young Ladies Race

Vernon

Alclieaii. iris.

3—ireue Vnuiiz. Cullodcu. Sec. 14 .\leii‘s llace.

L-Murdock hlclmau. Lewis. ‘.’.-—Stuart McLeod, iris. 3—Jamcs McLeod, Iris. 4—.lohu S. Stuart. Cnleilouia null John hloltae. iii \"(‘l'Iltill.

Sec. 16 Teachers llaco. 1——vTlIZ1l.iliilIl linlii, Mt. Vcviiou 2—Louisa Bears. Calcdtxuia. ti-Floreuce liayter. iris,

l-iUN'_l‘ER RIVEIZ. AND VICINYFY

Hunter River is the centre oi bustl- ing business transactions. The buy-l ﬂng of cobble-rs and green mountniiis." The market prices are as Iolloirsr Green mountains, 50c. and Cobblcrsi 40c. pci" bushel.

The potato digging in this section is almost completed although tlic larger potato growers have still a number of acres to take out.

The many friends of Mrs. Gertrude

othy, Hunter River, arc sorry to lic-arl of their departure. but wish tlicml much happiness in their new homo: across the Border. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toombs. Rustico, " left on the early train Saturday‘ morning; for Boston. Lines. to attend the wedding of their son Leigh, Co- bert. Mass. to Miss Elsie Evans, for- merly oi’ England. now of DorchcstmmI Mass. While there they will visit, their other son Stanley, and also Mrs. l Toombs‘ brother Arthur, of Rnxburyl

and Amos, of Soutliboro. Mass.

Miss Glen Wicmorc. Graham's Road, is still the guest of her grand- mother. Mrs. Alex Ross. of Wheatley River.

FARMS

choice land.

out buildings large and in good

Farms sold separately or en

ORDERS FOR FANCY ilIOULDS, l"."l'(/'-, rill? "1' BE PLACED ‘l8 HOURS

Desirable property. attractively located. llé Iﬂllh ["1111 5i- Peter‘; Buy. consisting of 2 farms 70 and 65 acres respectively oi‘

Ideal lor seed potatoes, fox ranch in connection. House and

Near tn churches. school, Ind depot.

Special occasions are ﬁtting in fancy moulds. They crca

occasions we prepare H1030 to your door.

CENTRAL CREAIVIERIES

CHARLOTTETOWN

Mr. and Mrs. hialcolm Rackham.‘

Wheatley River. paid a flying busi-

~iic.=s visit to Cliarlcttetruvii on Fri-

tla y.

Mi". and hlvs. Harold DicZ-tiosoii.

1—-(‘h‘i'lsaliel hlorroiv, Mt. Vernon _' _ > l ,. _ ,, , _ - , . - - - 2_MI,S' 3mm!“ Calcdullia ,u,d‘_\h._=_Ne\v Glasgow, motored to hialpcrluc‘ Lbructci. uliile auaitiiii: a pos tiou

this week. They were accompanist]

home by Mrs. Dickicsoifs sister, Alisa}

hiuriel Tooiubs, who is spending sc-v- oral clays with her parents. Mi". and Airs. Fred Tcombs, Rustcio. before she returns to hialpcque to resume lici" duties as steiiograplici‘ for Fttz-i" MucNutt. Malpeque.

Ml Arthur Andrews. DOYCIIHSlCI‘ Mass. accompanied by his bride Inca lVliss Olga Wave», spent their lionry- moon inoloiiiig to I’.E.l They wcre

lthe guests of Mi". Andrews l1ll'f‘ll'_$. 111E111’ 11f 0161111111. Bl-MW- l» 1511111?! l1 'Mr. and Mrs. Iici-h Andrew. \‘l/licat-,E10\'-‘lﬂ‘l (‘Pie-mule to the Island heir.

ley River. and also the bride's sister. Mrs. Stanley’ Houston imrl Airs. 110i"- lzcrt Smith. both of Whcwtlcy Ruci".

'I'l"ic True’ Blue Institute oi Hunter-

Rivei" liclzl a very" :u:crs\l'ul curd party recently in the hiasoiiitw Ilnll

made entirely of ice cream and

the natural colors oi‘ fruit, lczirui. cit DECORATED LOG IKULL

FANCY NUT ROLL, SHERBET (‘E.’\"l'lli"l. SPICCIAI.

BRICK FOR HALLOWEEN-PUMPKIN CENTRE

FANCY MOULDS FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS

’I‘hanks1_1;i\ing‘, Weddings". Birthday Parties. lirislgi- Parties or any other

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tinted it";

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ly observed u ith PERFECTION [FE CHEAM te a splendid decorative effect. For Halloween

zittrzictivc forms and deliver them. ice-packed AL 1M1 TED

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The many friends of Mi". Earl Ling. T‘liat they 1115i‘ eXl-‘t

‘our energetic and properous mer- year. chant, regret to learn of his Plness. Important time, distinguished ll»! above

i Vile all uish liim a r-pcctly recovery. ‘ I The other months-as l Mia. .\l‘.ll'_\' clJniialrl is vlsilinci pares w nlght, glici" aunt, Ali's Elizabeth Bowen. 0!, For summer-sdcaci and the y”; i old. Street October. knows no peat‘ 1- mong months, Vvlio cruld not love this seesvn o! the year? With balmy clays and ntglhll: be- yond comparison Studded the canopy 0i‘ lteavcil Willi shining orbs these Aorkis be- yond our kcii. ‘

‘in Kiri Saint Jolin Hospital.

,' 'I'lic lllill'l‘lll,i’ll.‘ of Miss Olga Wayc. ,BO§lﬂll, hlass. rlauilhtei" of the late 7M1". and Mrs. Robert ‘Jaye. Wheat-l lo)" River, an}. Ali". Arthur Aziclrcivl of Drirclicztci". lilass, tool; plarc iul Saint John, NIL. on Sept. 29. ‘The, Guardian \\"1~lies tiiciii much hairpi-f

- noss. , _, , Hail thou. Ouober! theme O1’ my l Canada first and liert. .\Ii". Wih: i100!‘ 1111159. liam hlflllbfi. now of C_\‘il1l)l'l3. ior- I W111." U19 TFlW-‘t QT ‘he Tlwntm I lore;

The Prince and Peer of all seasons i-Icnceforth shall I remember thee and call

‘to rennin on 1112.1. 1F.tiilci up PEI! 'Klll(l boy you huilrl up Cain-in» hr.‘

purclinsi g the valuzililo lll'ﬂll"l"\' (if Thp other mrutlis with lessor loy, Mi". Wclliiiuioii. .\liucli. Cymbria. when nnlnpd My heart. vxitli pride shall re-

‘ Culcliilr and Cutcliilo, Hunter Riv- fflfillllﬂi" in liaviiuz scc-

mrmbci" sweet days.

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