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(Continued From the Sixth I’.t;re.)

Reading-1, Claire Macleod; 2, Fannie

Fr8S¢‘fi 3, James Walker.

Dictation-l, Claire Macleod; 2, Maud

Waterman; Evelyn Haezard.

Geography-1, Maud Waterman; 2. Evelyn Haszird; 3,Vivian Hughes. -, History-l, Claire Macleod; 2 Hazel

Stewart; 3, Abbie Wellner_

English-l, Maud Waterman; 2, Claire

Macleod; 3, Fannie Way.

Arithmetic-l. Maud Waterman; 2,

Bessie Cook; 3, Edith Go'man.

Penmanship-1,Pearl Hunter; 2,Evelyn

Haszard; 3, Mamie Gillespie.

Composition-l,Abbie Wellner; 2,Lticy

Rackham; 3, Annie Mackinnon.

Nature Studies-1, Maiid Waterman; 2

Evelyn Haizard; 3, Cla re Macleod.

Drawing-I, Edith Gorman; `2, Blanche

Riggs; 3, Rita Norton.

Certificates for regularity and punctual-

itv-Annie Mackinnon, Claire Macleod, Beatrice Holbrook, Lucy Rackham,Bessie Cook, Abbie Wellner. ,

i>iiizi2__i.fis_i___i;i_iY sciioois.

' Pero McAuslaad.

'°l£;.‘li;'; ‘L°"&;:'.‘:.‘.°».....:..... ...ti Long, Hildred Gates, Hazel Newsom ld* Purdy, Lily Riggtlt Ll°7d W°"°"‘

Dictation--Ida Purdy, bil? R‘K8°» MP?

Bell, Annie MacCallum» Am! H“""‘°» Hildred Gates.

Lan uage-Hildred Gates, Ida Purdy,

Doris Farquharson, Annie MacCallum» Hazel Newaon, Jessie Maclnnls.

Drawing-Leah Worth, Walter Beer,

Mabel Long, Alfred Seaman, Willio Mh¢~ Farlaue.

Arithmetic-Doris Farqiiharson. L9_°h

Worth, Hazel Neweon. ld* Pllfdii Llly Riggs, Mabel Long, Walter Beer. _

Writing-Mabel Long, Jessie Maclnnis,

May Bell, Leah Worth, Maud Craswell, Aithiir Hurry, Doris Farquhai'°0D. AMW MacCalluui, Gertie Machenzie, Hubert

Mitchell.

miss 'ravi.oa’s niaraartii-zsr.

Grade l. _ _

Trustees’ Certiticates-Matilda Sinith,

Annie Smith, Alva Gillespie, Grace Mc-

Deportment-Maud Waterman, Hazel ; Nem’ Kula Ma,be,,On,Cy;-we Livingstone,

Stewart, Annie Mackinuon.

MISS Dl'TCHll’S DEPARTMENT.

Reading-1, Eleanor Reid; 2, Willena

Riggs; 3, Marion Pope.

Dictation-1, Eleanor Reid; 2, Florrie

Vanlderetine; 3. Martha VanBnsirirk.

Writing-l, Florrie Vanlderstine; 2,

Martha VanBuskirk; 3, Eleanor Reid.

Arithmetic- 1, Willsna Rggs; 2,

Eleanor Reid; 3, Jeannette Pope.

Grammar-1, Eleanor Reid; 2, Florrie

Vanlderstine; 3 Willena Riggs:

Geography-l, Eleanor Reid;2, Mary

Hyde;3, Willena Riggs, Florrie Vanlden- stine (~qual)

History- I, Florrie Vanlderstiue; 2,

Eleanor R+id; 3, Will-na R ggs.

Nature S.udies-l, Eleanor Reid; 2,

Willena R'gge; 3, Jeannette Pop e.

Drawing -I, Jeannette Pope; 2, Marion

Pop ; 3. Florrie Vanldsrstine.;

Certillcat=s for attendance and writing

-Florrie Vanlderatine.

Certidcates far general prodciency -

l,Eleanor Reid;2, Florrie Vaulderstine 3, Willeaa Riggs; 4, Jeannette Pope. 5 lisa xaizr asaLaion’s nirraitriixsr. Trustees’ csrtilicate for general profici-

ency-Heltn Norton, Ethel Whitlock, Hannah Dsrrach, Hazel Stewart, Nellie Horne, Pearle Worth, Jean Hooper, Blanche Toom hs, Belle Pa.on and Jessie Gillespie.

Trustees’ certificates for punctuality and attendance-Helen Norton and Beatrice

`John Nash, Muriel McNeill. MU 54°' Donald, Marcus Calder. - _

Reading-Alva Gillespie, Cyrene Liv-

ingstone, Matilla Smith, Grace McN¢\l_l. May McDonald, Muriel McNeill, Mmm* Butler. _

Spelling - Grace McNeill, Matilda

Smith. Alva Gillespie, Muriel McNeil.

WritingMay McDonald, Clifford Harper,

Katie Matheson, Matild.. Hooper. _ ' Arithmetic-Annie Smith, Cyrene Liv. iazstone, Matilda Smith, Jane Smith.

Deportment - Helen McDonald, Roy

Cu_more.

Attendance- Clidord Harper. Honorable Mention - Hilda Harper.

Jane Smith, Jane Chandler, Olidiord Har- per, Joseph Unsworth, Constance McDon- ald, Harry McNevin.

QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL. Grade 8.

Certidcates from School Board,P Doyle,

Jae Doyle, John Power.

Certificates for attendance and punctu-

ality-J Power J Doyle, L MoRory, P Doyle. _

Certificate for vertical writing- Wm

McDonald. _

Mathematics-Prize, a d'essing case

donated by D O‘M Reddin,Esq, won by Leo Gillis.

Reading-J Power, L McRory, P Doyle. Dictation-J Doyle, P Doyle, E Cal-

laghan.

Penmanship-E Callaghan, Jas Doyle,

W McDonald.

Farquharson.

Certiiicate presented by Gage and C0.,

fir vertical writing-Hazel S ewart.

Reading-1, Hazel Stewart; 2, Helen

Norton; 3. Pearls Worth. l])ictation-1. Helen Norton and Jean rtooper; 2, Hazel Stewart; 3, Hannah Darrach and Pearle Worth.

Geography - 1, Haz-l Stewart ; 2

Hannah Darrach; 3, Mildred Farqiihai- IOD.

English-1, Helen Norton; 2. Hazel

Stewart; 3, Ethel Whitlock and Jessie Gillespie. .

Arithmetic- Nellie Horns ; 2, Ethel

Whitlock; 3, Hazel Stewart and Blanche Toomhs.

Writing-1, Hazel Stewart; 2, Pearle

Worth ; 3, Jean Hooper.

Nature Studies-1, Nellie Horne; 2, Belle

Paton and Helen Norton; 3,Ethel Whit- lock.

Drawing- l, Mabel Carter ; 2, Gertrude

White and May Vaniderstine ; 3, Blanche Tocmhs and Ethel Haszard.

Deportment - Hazel Carter, Nellie

Horne, Mab_l Carter, Pearle Worth, Mabel Rodd, Emily Bevan and May Vanlders- tins.

Reading-1, DorothyMcCannel, Mary

Smith, Clara McEachern; 2, Grace Gay, Jennie Hood, Edna Ross, Harold Pickard Joseph Riggs. Florence Norton; 3, Robert

Duncan, May McLean.

Dictation-1, Mary Smith; 2, Florence

Norto'-, Clara McEachern, 3, Chester Vanlderstine, Harold Pickard, Beatrice

Paton.

Arithmetic-2. Adelaide Clark; 2, Dor-

othy McConnell, Joseph Riggs; 3, Harold Pickard, Chester Vanlderstine, Robert ; Duncan.

Composition-l, Pearl Neill, Flora

Smith, Jennie Hood, Hec’0i' Macmillan; 2, Chester Vanlder stine; 3 May McLean, Mary Smith.

Penmanship-1, May McLean, Jennie

Hood, Edith Hayden, Joseph Riggs, Flor-

Eice Norton, Clara McEachern, Grace

av. Certificates for attendance and punct-

ualiiy were awarded to Rcbeit Duncan and Hector Macmi‘lau

iiiis it w .\ticiiUitiu'r’s ni-:saitriii:r<'r. Trustees certificates for punciuality and

attendance-Doris Farquhareon and Ida Pur-lay.

Trustees certificates for izeneral pro-

ficiency-Ida Purdy, Lily Riggs, Mabel Long, Hildrefl Gates, Lesh Worth, May Bell, Alfred Seaman, Walter Beer, Hazel _ Newson, Jessie Mclnnis, Doris Farquhar-l son, Sidney Reid, Genie McKenzie, Amy Huestis, Annie McCallum, Hszal Horne Willie McFarlane.

Honorable mention for General Profi-

oienc~-Hubert Mitchell, Lloyd Wellner, Fred Nash, Georgie Toom bs, Maud Cras

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Arithmetic-P Doyle, B McCourt, L

`Gi|lis.

Language-P Doyle, J Doyle, L Brew

ders. _

DGeograpny-C Blanchard, P Doyle, J

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History-J Power, J Doyle, P Doyle. Composition-J Doyle, E Callaghan, P

Doyle.

Geometry-L Gillis, P Gillis, J Doyle. N.ture Studies- L Brawdsrs, J Power,

J Doyle.

Drawing-E Callaghan, C Blanchard, B

McCourt.

Algebra-P Doyle, L Gillis, P Gillis. Latin-L McRory, P Doyle. J U0_7l¢- French-L McRory, J Doyle, J Power. Neatness work-J Doyle, C Blanchard,

W McDonald, W Pitts.

Neatnees desk and books-Jas Doyle,

P Doyle, W McDonald.

Edfort-L McRory, P Doyle, J Power, J

Doyle, W Pitts.

vica-r>ii.1z.cii>ar.’s osraivrirnxr .

Grade 7.

Certificates - George A McDonald,

Ernest S McDonald, Frank E Eden, Fred T Dillon, JohnA Corcoran, Frank A Conroy.

Certiticate for penmanship-Joseph P

Mahar.

Reading-F A Conroy, E S McDonald,

F E Eden.

Dictation-F A Conroy, F E Eden,

Stephen Coyle.

Penmanship-Joseph P Mahar, F T

Dillon, S Coyle.

Ari'hme:ic-Peter P Callaghan, G A

McDonald, E S McDonald.

English-G A McDonald, F E Eden, F

T Dillon.

Geography-G A McDonald, E S Mc-

Donald, J A_Corcoran.

History-E S McDonald, F E Eden, G

A McDonald.

Composition-F A Conroy, E S Mc-

D0nald,J P Mahar.

Geometry-F I’ Dillon, J P Mahar, F

A Conroy.

Nature Studies-Oswald Walsh, Arthur

Campbell, F A Conroy. F T Dillon.

Drawing-T A Campbell, F 'l` Dillon

James Carragher.

A’gebra-F T Dillon, Oswald Walsh, G

A McDonald.

Latin-G A McDonell, F E Eden, F 'I

Dillon.

French-G A McDonald, F E Eden,

Hibbert Sellars.

ua. a. E. s1it1'rn’s naraitrrtsrtr.

Grade 6,

Reading-1, Gregory L°ahy; 2,J‘oeeph

Towae; 3, John Jenkins, Ernest Mac donald, Charles Merry.

Dictation-I, Gregory Leahy; 2,Charles

Merry; 3, Joseph Doyle.

Arithmetic-3_0 wen Trainer; 2, Charles

Merry; 3, John Jenkins, Joseph Baeha, James Hogan, (equal).

Grammar- 1, John Jenkins; 2, Charles

Merry; 3, Frank MtQuaid.

Penmanship-I 'Gregory Leahy; 2,

John Jenkins; 3, Frank McQuaid.

Geography-1, 0 wen Trainor; 2,Charles

Merry; 3, John Jenkins.

History-1, Charles Merry; 2, Owen

Trainor; 3, John Jenkins, Frank Mc- Quaid.

Nature Studies-1, Frank McQuaid; 2,

Joseph Towan, Charles Merry, (equal); 3, John Jenkins, Harry Murphy, Owen Trainor, (equal )

Composition-1. John ,Jenltine; 2,

Charles Merry; 3, Felix McSwai'n, G. Leahy, (equal).

Drawing-1, Joseph Doyle; 2, John

Gallivan; 3, William Mclnnia.

Csitincatea for General Proficiency-

awarded to Charles Merry, John J enkina,

gweln Trainor, Frank McQaaid, Gregory ea y. Oertidcatee for Attendance and Pune.

tuality-Frank lcQuaid,_Joasph Towan,

-as .N321 s ....-

Andrew Butler, Felix MacSwain, Ernes Trainor.

Certificate for best Vertical Writing-

Gregory Leahy.

mit. it. iv. sittri=t's nsraarititirr.

Grade 4.

Certificates presented by School Board

-l, Joseph McDonald; 2, Laurence Kelly; 3, James Mcltleer ; 4, Cyrene Kelly.

Reading-l,J McDonald ; 2,J McAleer;

3, L Kelly.

Dictation-1, John Collins, James Me-

Donald,(equal) ; 2, James McAleer ; 3, L Kelly.

Geography-l, J McAleer; 2, H Gallant;

3, L Lsfferty. ,

English-1, J McDonald, J Mc Alser,

(equal) ; 2. J Collins; 3, L Kelly.

Arithmetic-1, L Kelly ;2, J McDonald;

3, J Collins.

Writing-1, J Collins ; 2, L Kelly ,' 3, E

Smith.

Donald; 2, L Kelly ; 3, John Collins,

iiiss rss nitssitr’s niiziuitriisrtr. Grade V.

First certificate for highest number of

marks-Frank Mitchell.

Second certificate for highest number

of marks-Patrick DuB’y.

Ninety per cent of the two highest-

John Callaghan, Vincent Callaghan, Fred Coyle, Walter Towan, X Bradle_y,Thomas McCloskey, Hammond Steele, Fred Mac- donald.

Ceitificates for attendance and punct-

uality-Walter Towan,Herbert Curran.

Certificate for beat vertical writing-

Charles Dillon.

Reading-1,F Mitchell; 2, E Fitzpat-

rick; 3, Fred Macdonald.

Dictation- 1, F Mitchell; 2,J Callaghan;

3, P Duffy.

Penmanehip-l,F Mitchell; 2, Willie

Joy; 3, E Fnzpatrick, C Dillon.

Arithmetic--l, F Coyle; 2, Charliea

Dillor; 3, P Duily. i

English-l. J Callaghan; 2, P Duffy; 3,

F Mitchell, X Bradley.

Geography-1, V Callaglian;2, J Calla-

ghan, 3, P Dutf , X Bradley. -

History-1, Elllitchall; 2, W Towaa;

3,T McCloskey, X Brad ley.

Nature Studies-1, V Callaghan; 2

Reggie Fitzgerald; 3, E Fitzgerald.

Drawing 1, C Dillon; 2, FMitchell; 3,

Hammond Steele. `

Singing-1, Willie Morgan; 2, Ernest

Trainor; 3, C Dillon. ‘

Deportmeut-l, V Callaghan, J Callag-

han, Herbert Curran; 2, F Mitchell, P Duffy, Willie Mackenzie, 3. Jack Pitts, Charley Pitts, Joseph Macdonald, Ham- mond Steele. »

Improvement- Elmer Seller, Percy

Keenan, Willie Joy,Leo Harrington.

Most popular ho)-- __

` MISS I"ABMl`.B`S DEPARTMENT.

Highest number of marks during term

t, Raymond McSwain, 2, Joseph Bradly; 3, Leonard Chaisson.

Attendance-1, Raymond McSwain; 2,

Benedict Coyle; 3, John Burns.

Reading-1, James Connors; 2, Ray-

mond Mcslwaii-; 3, Leonard Chai-son.

Dictation-1, Raymond McSwain; 2,

Joseph Bradly; 3, Leonard Chaisson.

Composition-l, R McSwain; 2, Jas

Connors; 3, Winslow Garnier.

Arithmetic-l,Jas McKinnon; 2, Frank

Quinn, Jos Bradlv, equal.

Drawing-l, Dominic Butler; 2, Jas

Connors; 3, Raymond McSwain.

Penmanship-l, John B McDonald, 2,

R McSwain; 3, John Bell.

Deportmsut - John Percival, John

Burns, John McGee, Benedict Coyle, Harcld Gills.

miss o'au.t.oiux's nnranrusivr.

Grade 2.

l Certificates from School Board for h' h

ig ~

est number ot marks-Patrick McKenna, Charles Doyle, Anthony Flynn, Edward Grithili, Daniel Bowden, Frank Hennes- sey, Daly Moten.

Certificates tor punctuality and attends

ance-P McKenna, Harry Smith, Peter Coyle, Michael McGuirk, Henry Mc }u r

Daniel Praught.

Certitlcate tor vertfcal writing-I' Mc- Kenna. ` Reading- C Doyle, Louis McDonald,

Ernest Mcljaiey. _

Dictation-P McKenna, E Gritlith, B

Bowden. '

Arithmetic-E Grifiith, P McKenna, D

Moren.

Writing-P McKenna, F Hennessey, R

Flannagan.

Oral Composition- L McDonald, D

Moten, C Doucctte.

Nature Studies- Wm McMahon, D

Edmonds, E Mcl‘ague.

Drawing-P McKenna, A Morgan, R

Benoit.

Etlort-G Doyle, P McKenna,C Lynch,

A Doyle, N Quinn.

Neatness or Work-P McKenna, F Mc-

Gounell, John Pollard. '

Neatness ot book and desk-P Mc-

Mclienna, F McDonald, A Doyle.

dues xi~:i.1.r’s nseaitrmi-:N'i'.

Grade 2nd.

Certificates from School Board for

highesr number of marks -Thomas Doyle, Robert McDonald,John Pranght, William Trainer, Alfred Kelly, Joseph Thistle, Stephen Ti-ainor, Charles McGee, Lao Gritlitn.

2nd Division-Charles Connolly. t For Vertical writing-C McGee. Reading lst Division-J Praught, L

Griiiith, Charles McDonald.

Reading 2nd Division-George Hopkin-

son,C Connolly, Bernard Kiggins. r Dictation lst Division-5 Coyle, T Tratnor, Frank Ryan.

Dicta-.ion 2nd Division-C Connolly,

Louis Hermann, Jchn Ball.

Arithmetic-1, J Thistle, W Trainor T Traincr; 2, Louis Callaghan, Thomas A Flynn, B Kiggins. A

Penmanship- 1, C McGee, A Kelly,

Leo Boudreau; 2, C Connolly, Frederick Reid, Harry McEwen.

Oral Composition-C Connolly, James

Duffy, Tobias McQuaid.

Nature Studies-Raymond Doucette,

James Edmonds, Harry Cantwell.

Drawing-L Trainer, Leander Boud-

rean, Harry Trainer.

Edort-J Thistle, Joseph Power, John

Williams. Deportmeiit-B Kig¢ins.f"J‘ Kelly, F

Reid, A Kelly, R Doucette, Domino,

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Punctuality and attendance-lr JMo"

re '-2-rf-'_-. -~ _- .~":>’~".»§~""'=a$§sfe:;r-"-='¢ra -~ t ‘~ 2" f "»fFe‘17’f*!e‘1\`>'= " '»L~-"" Yi-_‘e’jI_`¥“3’ ‘ *f;."'»’ ‘£'f‘*i~`5"é`ff'?~9r~¢'f`WiY:ff‘§;'Y3”;”§ * * *-12 ~ "?~.":'l‘ _-.__Jffii-..f_ ,_-3?,

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PERSONAL MENTION.

Supt. Sharp goes to Summersidc this

morning.

Q0 W.

McDona.ld.The former resides in Qulncey

home in Caledonia.

iss Kelboy Mrs Milford and friend

Stewart, Miss M. Barron. Mrs. B. J

xeuham, Mrs Gill, Doctor

Among the passengers by the Princess yesterday were: A. Lord. Milton Walsh, and Miss Winnie McDonald, New Glas-

Mrs. E. L. Harrington of J amalca Plain,

Mass., has arrived on the Island on a visit to her old home at Belfast. She is ac- companied by Misses Katie \V. and Effie

and the latter in \Vollust.on, Mass. They will spend two months at their former

Tm; S. S. Halifax arrived in port, at 8

o`clock yesterday evening with a. large freight and the following passengersz-

M' . , . Robert Kare and wife, F. L. Bear, Mrs.

O . McIntyre, John T. Stewart, Mrs.Ward, Miss Wakefield, Miss G. McDonald, P. A. Doyle and party, H. McDonald, C. R. McKinnon, Arthur W. Scott, S. Perry, John Bacon, Miss L. Cullen, Mrs. C. R. McKinnon, Mrs. G. H. \Valker, Miss M. McLeod, Mrs. M. E. Beck, Mrs. Mary L. Beck, L. A. Scott., Miss M. Hockman, Miss Mary McDonald, Miss L. Elsworth, Miss M. M. Doyle, Miss Bessie Kelly, Miss Mary Quinn, Miss McRae, Miss Jaife Canfield. From Hali- fax: C. H. Romcy and wife, M. McKay, Kirby, Mrs. Kirby and child. La Grande Duchessc is due Monday evening.

iggins, C Connolly, J Kelly, A Kelly, T

Doyle

Neatnass ef work-C McDonald, George

McKinnon,James Heron.

Naatness of desk and books-C Coa- ollv, F Reid, A Kelly.

iiann H. Doisoit.

Doyle.

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1st Primary C`ase.

Certificates from School Board for

highest number of marks - John Clarkin, Egbert Hughes, Leo Callaghan, Patrick Connors. John tv1cAleer.

Certificate for Vertical Writing- E ,bert

Hughes.

Certificate for attendance-Stephen

Doyle.

Reading-John Clarkin, Wallis Hin-

nessey. 2nd Division-John Mclnnia,Am- brose Savident,»John Prowse.

Dictation-John Clarkin, Egbert

Hugbei, Percy Connors; 2nd division- Ambrosa Savidant; Richard Quinn, A Hughes.

Arithmetic-John Clarkin, Leo Callag-

han, W Builer: 2.id division-A Savi- dant, J Prows-=, W McDonald.

Department-Charles Reardon, John

McAleer, Patrick Connore,John Reardon, Stephen Doyle J Connolly.

Neatness of work-J Trainor, G Doyle

J Reardon.

Nsatness of books and desk- John Mc-

Aleer, John Clarkin, Frank McGonneil, Lewis Doiron,James Thistle.

Special prize for deporiment. presented

by W T Payne, awarded to Charles Reardon.

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Penmanship- E Hughes, L Callaghan, Dowling; 2nd Div. A Wilson, F Mc-

Gonnell, Joseph Ccnnoly.

Oral Composition-D Gillis, G Dowling,

W Butler.

Nature Studies-Joseph Flynn, John

McMillan, John McNeill.

Drawing - John Ronaghan, Thomas

Herrill, Eddie Diitl`v_

Etfqrt-Albert Wilion, Patti k Ccnnorr,

John lcAleer, John Clarain.

DB. A. W. GIIASFS '° SAIARRH CURE ...

U

~ ~ - le sent direct to the diseased

_ gifts by the Improved Blower.

eals' the ulcers, clears the alt

passages, stops droppin in tho throat and plermanantf; cure;

* Catarrh and ay Fever. Blower free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co.. Toronto uri Butfalo.

flol|0P|ALD & MARTIN

BARRISTERS.

I Solicitors, Notaries §Public, 8cc. Money to oan.

0FFICESl t‘:.r.‘s.?“§2l's;..°“.ttn2 K. J. MARTIN B. A.

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Peters, lugs &Sai1ndeis

BARRISTEHS, $0l.llllT0ll$, lit.

ARTHUR PETERS. Q. C., A. ERNEST INGS, and ALBERT C. SAUNDERS.

MONEY TO LOAN,

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Changed Hands. GAMPBELL ll0U8E.

SUMMERSUDEJP. E- I- Good Board ,at reasonable rates.

Free coach toand from all trains and

stcamers. `

t J .E. HOUGHTON,

Water St.. Summersida »

M5726 lvr

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Qucen Hotel.

Formerly Perryiliofel, Queen- Street. Iliad if dmv: Whit.

This new and commodious hotel is now

open for business. Thoroughly fitted up with all the modern improvements, this hotel offers to the public accommodation, ' which cannot _ be excelled u any other on the .IalauS. Good tlabloe,large airy bad- rooms, 'bath rooms. sample rooms. Terms moderate. Free coach toall trains and steamere. Special 7accommoda_.r.ion for-'

FRANK PE`RRY_.Prop.

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Punctuslity-F Ryan, D Doyle, B

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Miss Calm of Campbellton N. B. was a

passenger by the Northumberland yester- day evening.

Mn. o. A. Mental-.t snipped 41 limbs,

11 sheep and ii. number of live hogs yester- day morning to J. A. Leaman 8: Co. Halifax.

CEo'rBEvn.LE reports at least one young

man interested in an extension of the lobster season. If fishing continues sat- isfactory he will be heard from in the near future. `

ON Dominion Day call at the Railway

Grocery and gets. drink. Ice cold tem- perate drinks, oranges, bananas, etc., in stock. A full line of general groceries. Prices always right.-J. B. Strong. 29 2i.

Noncn.-We wish to notify the public

that Mr. W. K. Rogers, who was former- ly our agent in Summerside, has now no connection whatever with us. or our Companies, and that he has no authority to cancel any of our policies, which he has recently done, without our consent or ap- provaL-Hyndnian & Co.-25 1w.

THE Dominion Day races which will take

place ou the Summerside driving park next Monday will certainly be the sporting event of the season. Theme is an unusual- ly large number of entries, representing the 1sland’s best speed. The track is in excellent condition and some fast work may be looked for. All interested in horses and horse racing should attend the Do- minion Day races next Monday.

TH1-: examination of the Fanuingschool,

Malpeque, took place on Wednesday. Dr. D. J . McLeod, Superintendent of Educa- tion, and about fifty parents and visitors were present. The examination was conducted by the Superin- tendent and R. B. Murphy, teach- er, Sea. View and others. The pupils ac- quitted themselves admirably and receifv-‘ ed much commendat-ion from the visitors. The Cumberland Scholarship was won by Miss Lucy Montgomery, daughter of the late John Montgomery Esq. The number of cash prizes were destrilsuted by the trustees of the Cumberland Trust. The examination was pronounced a very satisfactory one and Principal Shaw and Miss MacKelvie, his assistant, were highly complimented on the excellent standing maintained by the school. The pupils presented the Princi a.1 with a

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