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NEWS

SOBAPTERS (SPORT)

Ill-Irish Cobbler: '; 2. Harny Prid-

8. Mculian; 2. Aiban S. Min Raynor. 3. Potatoes-Mclntyrez.

_ Cruweli; 2. Mrs. John

x _ 4. Potatoes. Any Variety: Jesse‘ Matthews 6r Son. $901M 5. '1‘arnips—Swede: ,_ ‘Harry Pridhiim; 2. David pbcil. a Sons; 3. John Raynor.

-rman Dymentf 2. Lester E. itt s: Son; 3. Alvin Ashley.

CLASS 16-—VEGETABLES

‘- 2. Cabbage:

Jesse Matthews d: Son.

3. Cabbage-Flat Dutch. ' - Leslie McMillan; 2. Jesse ews a: Son; 3. MTAuJOhH P. ace.

_. .» _ n 4. Onions-Yellow;

»= j Jesse Matthews and Son; 2. Jesse Matthews; 3. Leone

' Mrs. Gordon ‘Hardy; 2. Mrs. M. Moaher; 3. Inste; E. Proiitt

-- n. ton ‘Ilromaioesr-Ripe: iLeone Mosher; 2. Mrs. R. M. “r; 3. Mrs. Gilbert Bridges. 0n 8. Carrots, Intermediate. Jesse Matthews s: Son; 2. -» nk Gamble; 3. Mrs. Gordon

. y_

r on s. Carrots. any other varey: Jesse Matthews d: Son; 2. ge Pzoiitt; 3. Mrs. Stephen

11. Cucumbers, —

nez.

Raymond‘ Shea; 2. Freda fey; 3. Mrs. Alvin Ashley. V ticn ll- ClIcumbers.—-—Any other

ety. iJesee Mhtthews d: Son; 2. Frank hie; 3. Gertrude Oliver. n 13. Pumpkin: Mrs. Arthin- Wright; 2. Mrs. Leard; 3. Mrs. Henry ward. ~- 14. Squashr-Hubbard: _. Mrs. Red Wells; 2. Jesse hews d: 80h; 3. Alvin Ashley. on 15. Squash,—A.ny Other sty: . s Jesse Matthews s; Son. ‘on Squash. - Vegetable

.- I M. Masher.

1'1. Radish:

tt- . .' M. Mother; 2. Georgie n; is, Corn:

, Mrs. Jase admins; z. Mrs. Asl-iisv: 3. Jesse Matthews s:

Pf

Section

Dorothy Section

CLASS Section Neill . Section Ashley; Section , Section

Section Gordon st Son. Section

Lesrd . Section

John S.

d: Son Section

Section 1 . John 0. Gordon.

Section

l. Mrs Section

3. Mrs. Section

BSCHOXI

Hardy ;

DeBlois

Sectio Section

Section Flour .

Dorothy

Innis . Section

Section

iiiiiillsaiviiit ~ FARE‘

Section

1. Jesse Matthews d: Son. 1. Mrs. 1. George Pioiitt; 2. Mrs. Alex.

Leard; 3. Iireda Ashley. Secton 22. Celery:

1. Mrs. Jesse Matthews; 2. Jesse Matthews 8t Son.

1. Jesse Matthews dz Son; 2. Wat- son Hardy; 3. Mrs Stephen Mc-

1. Mrs- Aiban Craswell; 2, Freda 1. Mrs. John S. Gordon; 2. Mrs.

Gilbert Bridges: 3. Sarah Currie.

1. Mizs. Hardy; 3. Mrs. Gilbert Bridges.

1. Jesse Matthews d: Son; 2. Mrs.

2. Mrs. Alex. Ieard; 3. Dorothy

l. Mrs. Fledwells.

1. Jesse Matthews it: Son; Mrs. Gordon Hardy; 3. Mirs. Lester E. Proiitt Mrs. Wm. Horne: Section 10. m...

1. Lloyd Oliver.

p .

1. Mrs. Gilbert Bridges; 2. Mrs» R. M. Mosher.

Section 12. Cranberries.

Dunn; 3. Raymond Shea. (Shea)

1. Watson Hardy; 2. Bari Palmer;

1. Mrs. Herbert Champion.

1. Mrs. Keenan; 3. Earl Palmer. Section 1'1.--Plant, -—1"oiiage.

1. Joyce McAithur; 2. Prank Gamble; 3. Mrs. Arthur Wright. Section 18. Plant in B-ocm.

1. Olive Inman: 2. Mrs. Jesse Matthews.

Section 19. Sweet Peas

2. Margaret Forayth. Section 21. Dahlias. . 1. Frank Gamble; 2. Mrs. Gordon

Section 22. Gladioli. 1. Mrs. R. C. Hayes.

1. Mrs. Jesse Matthew.

1. Richard Mosher. 2. Richard Mbsher. CLASS 10. DOMESTIC SCIENCE |

1. Mrs

1. Sophie Runway; 2. Mrs. R. M‘.

Masher. Section i. RoILI Milk.

1. Mrs. H. M. Masher; 2 Mrs. John Ashley; I. Mrs. Jesse Matthews Section s. Loaf. Nut or Fruit.

1. Shirley 1 291m. . Joheph Maclﬂllan; l. Mrs. H. M. Masher.

Section 0. Tea Biscuit. _

i Mrs. Hudson Pndham; 2. Mrs Harry Pridham; l. Mrs. Earl Palmer.

Section ‘I. Ginger Snaps.

i. m. Jam Matthews; s. min Campbell: 8. m1. Allan Clark Cookies

Evening 26c, 32c, 31c. 3,15 _ 1,00 _ 3,45 n y; 5 so 010110 is; . 1.2:. Merton Prince £00.. 10 Beater-Long ......

20. Beets. Any Variety;

Gordon Hardy; 2. Fbrsyth; 3. John Raynor. 21, Citron:

17. riwrr sun FLOWERS 1. Apples. -Alexandsr.

2. Apples-Red Astrachan.

3. Lester E. Prolitt 6t Sons. 3. Apples-Wealthy.

4. Apples-Duchess-

Fied Wells; 2. Watson 5. Apples.—'l‘ra.nspsrant. Hardy; 3. Lester E. Profitt

0. Apples-Gravenstsln. A

'l- Apples. crabs (large) ' 2. Mrs. Gordon; 8. Jesse Matthews

8. Apples. crabs- (small) 2.

DAPIums-any variety. 2. Mrs. Gordon; 3. Mrs. John S

11. GT8 6S

. Robert Hunter; 2. Charles 13. Apples-any variety.

Alban Craswell. 15. Fern, --(Maiden Hair).

10. Farm-any variety. J. Wilson; 2. Mrs.

3. Mrs. R- M. Masher. BDeciaL-Cut Flowers.

CLASS 18 FISH 3. Salt Mackerel. i. Salt Herring.

White Bread,—lsiand

E. O. Barbour: 2. Forsyth; 2 Miss Abbie Mc-

I. White Bread . '

1.

3. Whole Wheat Bread.

I, —Pancy. Dyer; 2. Hlﬂ‘!

TRAVELOGUE AND TODD-BELLY CQMEDY

A Today Tues. Wed.

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x . J13 ﬁiiﬁhii; ‘ Billions-Imam: - Iannlaataliow iMmR-amsly Hardy.

ll 1L?‘ €°'é‘°‘l..“r£§"” Sec. klaoughiiuts. w. \

s! "iﬁiiﬁﬁnn s wniersluosiisi-f '

s-Rug hooked. scene. Mrs. Fred mimic,

. i-Rug, machine hooked.

Mahala Home. ' Mae E. Home. Miss Lillian Gard. ‘

. ii-Hooked Door Mat. Mrs. H. B. Dunbar. Mrs. Frank Barbour.

. 6-Rug (conventional design) Mrs. H. B. Dunbar. Mrs. Gordon Hardy.

Sec. ‘l-Rug. braided.

i lnttie Fleakes. _ 2 Mrs. Alex mar-d;

Sec. 8--Rug. ﬂoral derign 1 Mrs. H. B. Dunbar.

Innis. Section 13. Fruit Calm-Light.

1. Mrs. Ramsay Hardy; 2. Mrs. Annie Hunter; 3. Mirs Alex. beard.

Section l4. Layer Cake.

1. Mrs. Alvin Ashley; Ramsay Hardy; 3. Mrs. Ashley.

Section 15. Chocolate Cake.

1. Mrs. Annie Hunter; 2. Lucy Maliey; 3. Mrs. Gordon Hardy. Section 16. White Cake.

1. Mrs. Ramsay Hardy; 2. Mrs. Gordon Hardy; 3. Areta. Gamble. Section 17. Sponge Cake.

i. Mrs. John Ashley; 2 Belle Matthews; 3. Lucy Malley. Section 1B. Rolled Jelly Cake.

1. Jean Campbell; 2. Laura Wilkie; 3. Mrs. James Champion. Section 19. Scotch Cakes

1. Mlrs. Annie Hunter; 2. Mrs. Alex. Ileard; 3. Mrs. John Platte. Section 20. Doughnuts.

1. Shirley McArthur; 2. Mrs. Hudson Pridham; 3. Areta Gamble Section 21. Apple Pie. ~

1. Mrs. Joseph McMillan; 2. Lucy Malley; 3. ; 3. Mrs. Alvin Ashley. Section 22. Lemon Pie.

1. Mrs. A. F. Bell; 2. Lucy Mal- iey; 3. Mrs. John Ashley. Section 23. Raisin Pie.

1. Mrs. Annie Hunter; 2. Mrs R. M. Mosher.

Section 24. Strawberry Preserve Cultivated.

1. Mrs. Herbert Champion; 2. Mrs. Hudson Pridham; .3. Mrs. Jesse Matthews.

Section 25. Strawberry Preserve. — Wild.

i. Mrs. Jesse Matthews; 2. Mrs Carl Weeks; 3. Mrs. John Platts. Section 26. Raspberry Preserve.

1. Mrs. Jesse Matthews; 2. Joyce McArthur; 3. Mrs. Hudson Prid- ham Section 27 Plum Preserve.

1. Mrs. Jose Matthews; 2. Mrs. Hudson Pridham: 3. Mrs. Arthur Wright.

Section 2B. Cherry Preserve.

1. Mrs Jesse Matthews; Freda Asiiicv Section 29. Red Currant Jelly.

1. Mrs- Bertram Ramsay. Section 30. Apple Jelly.

1. Eva. Dyer; 2 Mrs. Ramsay Hardy; 3. Mrs. Annie Hunter. Section 3i. Orange Marmalade. Annie Hunter; 3. Mrs.

2. Mrs. John

2.

2. JBJHCS

1. Mrs. Maheia Horne; Champion Section 32. Mustard Pickles.

1. Mrs. Gordon Hardy; 2. Mrs. Annie Hunter; 3. Mrs. John P. Wallace.

Section 33. Sweet Pickles.

i. Mrs Annie Hunter; 2. Mrs. John P. Wallace: 3. Mis. Gordon Hardy-

Section 3i. Chow-Chow.

1. Mrs. Gordon Hardy; 2. Mrs. Hudson Pridham: 3. Mrs. Geo. Mcﬂinis.

Section 35. Spiced Apple.

1. Mrs. Gordon Hardy Section 36. Canned Chicken i. Mrs. Ramsay Hardy;

Allan Clark. Section 37. Collection o! Canned Vegetables

LMrs. Allan Clark; 2. Mrs. John P. Wallace: 3. Mrs. Raymond Shea. > Section 38. Home-made Candy.

1. Mrs» Annie Hunter; 2. Mrs. Gordon

2. Mrs.

Geo. McInnis; 3. Mrs. Hardy. Section 39. Soap.

1. Mrs. Stephen Weeks: 2. Mil. Gordon Hardy; 3. Mrs ' It‘. M. Masher.

Special Prinz-Best collection of nut-bread. rolls, biscuits and doughnuts.

1. Mrs. Harry Pridham.

DOMESTIC SCIENCE O

legal Iionr '

This a spacial class of eight sec- tions. the prises in each section being donated by the St. Iiawronds Flour Mills. through their repre- shntativa Mr. W. W. Lord. Chu-

lottetown. s

‘ﬂireweraiientriesin ail in ihbeiassandtiioaewinningpriaas wareaefollowl: ..

2 Amy Mosher.

3 Mrs. William Rakes. Sec. s-Blanket, homespun.

1 Mrs. Earl Palmer.

2 Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer.

3 Mrs. Henry Leard. '

1 Mrs. Alex Leard.

Sec. li-Quilt, patchwork, not silk. 1 Mrs." Herbert Clark. . 2 Mahala Horne.

3 Mrr. Dennis CYBrienl

Sec. l2—Qui1t, any material.

l Mrs. Annie Hunter. 2 Mrs. Christie William.

Scc. li-Bed-spread, linen or cotton

3 Mrs. E. L. Thompson. 1 Mrs. Keenan.

2 Mrs. Earl Palmer.

3 Mrs. Arthur Cornish.

Sec. 1'I—Cross "stitch.

i Mrs. H. W. Brown.

. 2 Mrs. Arthur Wright.

3 Leone Moshcr.

Sec. ilk-Safe CushiJn. fancy.

1 Mrs. Chester 0081,8111.

2 Mrs. Alban Craswell.

3 Mrs. W. C. Lawson.

Sec. 19-Towels. fancy. '

1 Freda Adiley.

2 Leone Masher.

3 Mrs. R. M. Mosher.

Sec. 20—-Plllow cases, fancy

1 Florence Palmer.

2 Mrs. H. W. Brown

3 Florence Bell.

Sewn-Eyelet Embroidery

1 Florence Bell.

2 Mrs. A. F. Bell.

Sec. 22—Solid embroidery.

1 Ruth Gordon.

2 Mrs. John S. Gordon.

3 Sybil R. Hodgson.

Sec. 23—Tea cloth. white.

1 Herbert Brown.

Sec. 24_Tea cloth, colored.

1 Mrs. Alvin Bell.

Sec. 25-Cut Work.

1 Mrs. H. W. Brown.

2 Mrs. Lefter 1!‘. Profitt.

3 Sophie Ramsay.

Sec. zit-Italian hemstitching.

1 Bessie Smith.

Sec. 27-—Tatting.

1 Jean Campbell.

2 Mrs. W. C. Lawson.

3 Mrs. H. B. Dunbar.

Sec. _2B—Cro0het work, cotton.

1 Jean Campbell.

2 Florence Bell.

3 Mrs. A. F. Bell.

Sec. Eli-Crochet. Irish.

1 Florence Bell. 2 Amy Masher. 3 Jean Campbell.

Sec. 30-iIBest specimen o! needle

point. A .

i Marion Wii'on.

2 Beth Waugh. .

Sec. 3l-Afghan, knitted.

Areta Gamble.

Sophie Ramsay.

Mrs. Jamcs Champion.

. crochetted.

02 uni-gusse-

Joyce McArthur.

Mrs W. C. Lawson.

. 33—.Kriitted goods, fancy.

Margaret Forsyth.

Mrs. Gordon Hardy.

Areta Gamble.

3i-Knitied socks or mitts.

Mrs. Annie Hunter.

Mrr. Chester Ccstaln.

Mrs. H. B. Dunbar.

35-1<nitted Sweater.

Areta Gamble.

Mrs. James Champion.

Mrs. Allred Zioidon.

. 36-Homem.ade yarn. Mrs. Frank Barbour. Mrs. H. B. Dunbar.

Sec. 3'I—Hand painting.

1 Mrs. L. B. 1.42mi.

2 Arvta Gamble.

SecAIB-Best wood-work.

1 Mrs. Willard Ouiton. - 2 George A'Hearn. 3 Haber Proﬂtt.

Sec. ‘so-Novelty for gift or bans’. i Mrs. later m. Proiitt. 2 Mrs. Annie Hunter 2 Sybil B. Hodgsen.

it

U2 m coMv-lgwasi-gcaasr-i

air-lg

Sec. l0-1B1anket. knitted or chochet

oouraosai ‘non m1 ziisum sacs. t-nwi-u-aii

bridge, Thursday even- ct w. and- Mr, ,whc were recently

. at a pretty ing in honor

Arthur Brown,

married.

saarvii nous-w. and ma.‘ Benjamin C. ‘Howard, the latter Iormeriy Miss Elelnor Dowtlii Holman» of Cliariottetown. 13.1., have returned to ertmohs from their honeymoon p ‘and while their apartment is b01113 renovate . ed are visiting the foi-meriniarents. ‘ Mr. and we. 0. B. Howard, at “Howarde ," ‘Sh-nrbrookeﬂ-Mont- zeal Star. ._ .

LAID TO-BEST-The iuneralof Mr. Samuel Abbot, Cornwsllpwss held Thursday afternoon. Alttr a short rervioc at the residence con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Ross the fun- eral services were held in Corn- wall Church and were conducted at the church and cemetery by Rev. W. Ross, assisted by R/ev. H. Pierce I '

Sec. 40—1'ancy ‘Work. 1 Mrs. W.

' ' ANNOUNCING

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Nov. 41h t0 80. Nov,

.World’s Greatest

FOX snow

4th to 8th

- a Qligv; m Illord r . 00:913.. aha-ma lines. j;

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and Rev. M. Palethorpe. The pail CHARI-OTTETOWN i tei-‘Howard. Mac MacPhaii and I g '- Robert Willir. 20 C _ . . ' _ BELMONT u“ mush C“ andigrophies valued‘ at $1,300, , m 22.22:: ..*;:;:::::... “us: $2 m “"8 '1' 43 Sections totalling upwards of $°‘"r'...€3‘2§?°‘i°&"‘.“lr.ii‘“ £821‘ ’ a ‘ l ' i - f? Migs Irene Home, Dr. and ' - _ year-as Show was a em€lldblls SUCCQSS. ' . I ... Yeo, Charlottetown; Miss R. Har- year's be e b° _ _ - . ‘.8 “" i-is. Miss Mary Campbell, Miss ﬁce t "ect. ven {gger- 0111' P1126 L181} 31111 magni- ggliy §zng§ii. Slitixckvglllloli‘ 1:25:31 th n co 101i of _S_ilver Trophies will bring together Charlottetown; Mrs. I". E. Morris. every best foxes In thC Province. $“§°”<treri§§§“ rill? vilﬁrngliy iii‘: The new classiﬁcation places l h ' t}. H - - - _ = ~ _ gess emp asis on e ;,‘_T §§;1,f;;n*f°3,{};§,;u§°’$§5?- 625x511};- blacks and recognizes the greater importance of the ggi-idggshrglﬂgfsnﬂggf- (gig; 100981’ ‘pelt c_lasses._Blacks, extra darks and dark silvers '55 lottetown; Miss Nan Brow. New l!" 111011111011 Ill 8001710111. l » < 152:". Mitt". t *1." it'll it?‘ Other r01 h ' i ‘ - A “ ' ‘" " . . . . l . . ' ' ...» 1". lileSmallwcod. Mrs. nitric Mil- vets Ii ht. 01;]? uses are dark, mediums, medium sil- v ton. Mrs. .1. s._s. Boyce. Charlette- _ a 8' m8 illlli silvers, pale SIIVGPS, extra ale _ .. D town; Mrs. n. M. Johnson, Mont- gﬂverg. r Lealjorliguglzlustilc; Avréenlagult, . I - . i . . . Q r a cr-uigieeiowtn; Mama‘. n. usulr- f 01139995 f0!’ B11118, Yéarllngﬂ and adults, males and n. o ; r. S. E- - ' ' - v 13...... ...‘: 31’; ...-jinn‘ 0.3;... .- B53?‘ esnrzeisteregl Ill the Canadian National Silver Fox xyworgitrrésheuag. i. 1:11;.‘ 834$ . List. e s I ssocia on and subiect to conditions of Prize Charlottetown; Mrs. J. A. Green. . . ' \ ' .. ‘i.’ m". i q - r l i . r. . c e ze, r. an . ...... ...... ...... . rand Banquet Canadian National i ‘if.’.;..“‘i?n“-"li.°'r‘§; 2Y.“J.‘.¥§“a€." ' 1' ' ‘ ‘ r _ onto; Miss’ G. CsAckland, Hamp- . \ . ' r‘ . 3'3‘. m“ 3'9"?“ ‘m’ Th 0' r * ' "~ 0- 01151;‘? M1813; Wm,“ 03;"; a . l! _ 18'» 08111811 s banquet will be held on Wednes- mics 1E. Gallantéw Miss Gertrude b?’ evening, November 6th, at the aboveHotel and will I“ Maciiu y. F‘ rlo town. l ° _ - ' ' l ’ , r.- . °"° "f the hishllsht 0f the season. only. 140.tickets - PERSONALs will be sold as accommodation is limited. An excellent Miss Margaret Stems o! Char- dinner! an evening of fl"! and enjoyment. $110117 snappy lottetown, is the guest of m. and 5pe¢¢hes_ < *- ' 111:1‘; R. J. Iioughlin, Fredericton,~ w ' " " rite foi- Prize List with f ‘ ' dMrls. Waiter B. Welllareck, Lin? u" partlculara _ .. en urs, N. J.. arrive by plane ._ i- gqggg- 3;1_==1N;gh;i;qe;=~igg;°’£§€] _ THE SILVER FOX EXI-IIBITORS’ ' subsequently passed away. ' -- tlgléss Afgeck, out the’ ‘ PIEIL i fro... 3...........:;:, :2. $.34.‘ cmrronn ROGERS, President; l lﬁglildglysdiltitieifostdsrandpirllglmiitlwxlf. Summermde; P- E- I- ‘ ‘ w; . l W RSHAW Sect t " o ' 7 e ary! - nilftﬁeiiimuifl T§$§§§i°§JQZ Charlottetown, P. E. I. '" at Kinistino, Sash. this summer‘ ‘ ’ _‘ has arrived home to spend a few i s“; ‘iillfl"f;“‘r‘u“" c1112."; . . r , ., - .- ,. resuming hislstudi: atntlise p.003? ﬁilczfii? gieitsliilixxxt: 300.2 1$?oxgdi'isMi‘£§-u'r’r' an“ ‘thy/air. A mend. Mr. .1. 1L1 " ' ‘ ‘ ' "1 - JII 131113181021 n“

terian Theological College, Moh- mo m Wm T w 1r “W- “ - 0.00 Ebers. Mrs. 1:01:01? “riﬁnikmﬁﬁ “m” M“ M?" WW1“ M" m"? MDO I I h Lewis lowther. Mr- H. L. Sears, P ' - ' . . . 200 ertson lidcr .{'“§.r"n‘§" i?‘ A R1121: Mr‘ mm“ 5mm”- m- w"- W- TUICCEdWGfd Miss Muriel Lowther 2100 oiuisfpntéenion. w.“ 71136.net Mﬁkéjminw°éihbum m- . Miss ouvs Lowther 2.00 m. Mal l MKinn Mill - M‘ - - - .H‘ase'r.. ISIGHCIHOSPItGI MY- A~ E- Mﬁfflwh x100 wot Hemtlaiit. Jgltoward ifiii- Mr‘ 3mm" 5mm” M“ I" "f" - , m. n. w. Weeks. 2.00 my. Mrs. .1. M. Rattanbury, m“ gwémk ‘"- smF" "Wm Co” ecu ans Miss main Brown 2.00 Annie minim. Mrs. a. a. Hegan. m. ‘_,,_§"" “'- Mllwlm 00110.7 m. Waiter a. Robertson .. 2.00 rm. w. m. Bentley, m. George M‘ “ °‘“"°" w“ W111i‘. -_- Mayfaii- m Rooms 2.00 am, Mrs. c. w. Bourke. min "m" “'2 “W- hine. Mrs. our» _; rhino LIST Mr. Vernon Howatt 2.00 Janie nut. ms. J. s. Austen. Mr. m ‘wm- w“ “m” "iliohelilli Misses Alma and Helen r00 2.00 Hnvslock mils, w. Clever Lean M“ M“- P“"'“‘I°- w" ladle.‘ Mr- John Wllwn 020.00 M1211. W.1ongworth 2.00 Mr. Arthur Clarke Mr osepli ‘Mm’ m" °’°°"°“- A "ﬁll-t Mr. and Mrs. w. n. Prowse 10.00 m. and Mrs. i-r. n. eruiw . 2.00 Shaina Mr Ernest iuu Mr. min m" c" i‘ Wxinmh- Mill 80100;. 14.115525 Frenwi and Marx Mr. Albert Williams 200 Michael, mini Linne Aitken. inn Mqxmmm‘ 3; ' o nscn .... . . . . . . . 10.00 Mr. Ross McEwen 2.00 Jean-Seller. Mrs. Fred H. Seller. . . _ N is“; r. Bwﬂigdy .. . 10.00 Rev. i-i. o. Raymond 200 m. Prank, “ma. m" r . A. . terns 0.00 s lfriend ..... l 2.00 mixes mu Bil-hobo nnimun. ‘i ' " T Mr. RoyMcLure _ 5.00 Miss Lillian McKenzie’ .... 2.00 Mrs. Haber 3011.10. Bruce Hnggan. Mrs- H.- D.<Johnscn . .. 5.00 Mr Aisx. McLeod ..... 2.00 Miss Blanche Sovycr m» 'Iliner r ‘ r» Mr. Alfréd Duchemin . .. 0.00 Min Eleanor Bourke 2.00 semi- mu 311B wynsif m» 4 ‘" QD ‘ . Mr. E. R. Brow 5.00 m. John G Mcradyen ... 2.00 J. Hodle. Mrs. Abrahhilfisunnoll 0v‘ . ~ 0'1" n. .1. In“; rm. i-iiii 3.0 Mr. mu: McKee -. . 2.00 m. Howard Holililyrllrl. w. w.’ 7*’ T4,, 533a“ i ? vi! "i" . a .1211. o. n; I ' v W Misses. Irene on "'""“"“Subicribti0n of’ um“ '. * w’ “"1"” ,;#,,“*"""'»'.'"!=» HOﬂic'............ .. 5.00 a Mou-‘uaﬂven :-- i~ll Dr- Dane Olmvbeu 0.00 byma!oiiowing:t1rs-'A.R.Large'. ‘ "‘ ‘=0 - m Miss Lily Davison ........ 4.00 _ ‘av-w an new‘; ""'*" Worth. Ilr. sum: mmisii, Mrs. - 8 63011: .

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