Toronto-leave him yourorder for Am- L°°°m°tlV° C“ " “Fig Easter Sim- 3'7‘H‘Am' Bosch Mag‘ Co‘ 20mm LEOD-Eari Sunda morning‘ '~—-i___ Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. . 55 -’ “c y y ' cm Yum” C“ " ‘ ‘ ‘ """ " . M . u .1. McLeod. Funeral Elizabeth MaeSwaln. N‘ Y‘ Gen’ and figlnw‘ RR’ ggwflwai: hellzimlllzli-aiely yesterday after-i ._.___ WANTED -- Mill wright wurlf- Con’ Gus 90' ‘ ' ' ' " " 92,‘; noon from parent's residence, ROCh-I Flour. saw and Food Mill. J. Hud‘ Mom‘ C“ Co] 7 ’ ,ford Soto Peoples Cemtery. l will?" heard Bodequm International Papel o. . 781E. - . ., 3027_3_9_10L International Pctlzolguln 39...’, . . ~._..1_ ____> Standard Ol1 o . . . . . . . .. ‘I u. In Memorlam FOR 5ALE__A VGBAND PIANO‘ gSdIKJIJIbSIId Tex. Ry. ‘ l wood, Hanlimann New York 50am?“ F§ci,','c"¢,',v'""‘ i: 119-45 In loving memory of our dear flgkghin 831:1!‘ condition. aAlgply Umon homc Ry 19g jmother, Mrs. James Grlifln. died . my - ‘ 3051- -1 -s ‘ """"" " .:.-M n lltn. loss. s:.~.~——~*- vsissvszzrtnzsto‘ — 1:11.‘. _ —EBCAPED FROM RANCH ‘ ' ' ' ' ’ ' -,-‘ ' i‘ ll '. mull.- fox u. n. :l. n, w_1<, lUnitcd sum-s Steel ....... .. 145-...‘ "W1" "Y '1" “m i m, Ri-ilfcrs. Ulla ll) t i . ' -———-. _ ~ r7‘ c owl5o55=3_1l)_lf_ Montreal Stock Exchange I » -- - “ ‘ .____._.. - .F°Fl1‘ SALE - nouns WITH l2 Abitibl ................... .. l-mg “Mme. All modern conveniences- B- E- slglrgg‘ PM‘ “ " “ 13,. IN "tum-ll local a. s n m.» for Massey a - '3 i» 13-3 Home so“ sz‘+...r.itxi"s..rsza..r.i.“zl:. 11'3"” fapplg-fnr. Led‘ ‘N12335:! . I216,’ IMMch 3rd, 1923. Ilfll five years and v . e l. onllsafié_a_lo_3l_ lwinnfigcfilrflcilgéi- . 1:5"! lour months. , a‘ l ‘ -1- ' M595 - N ' our dsrll she hnsi t us. WxTED To GENT F0; A FEV/‘Beu Telepmne ' l“ ‘Ilium this w?“ of tall and care: ""18. tyne"! will zoos co-l-lnrompwn -- ~- 5° us.» that m. bright home in heaven, _ lliiion. Apply uardlsn Olflcu. ‘Btxwlgligm h1---é- " Where we trust to meet her there. ; - ‘ . "~° - “m” i’ " ' ‘I " l mo o nel- arents Mr and ‘ . . .. oss- m Y 1’ - ' For 8a" lfiiiilffii"§ilil’g.pii ........ .. on ("i"- w""‘"°*“-W" "m" l . I "“_—"""_—-__‘" . . — "R SALE -as Acnlo LAND’ ma“ .i‘ ‘ ‘ ' mil Rood househloand o ibuildq ‘ . B- Jomolf ‘ n ostlcvl ‘ ‘ ' l5 kmysl . . . . .. --;er' aoazéLgfllBdhk Montreal . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 345 l N. D, Poll sass-raisin lslvousni ' - l Wheels-Mala, 136%; my. 136k; ufldQffakQf

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[MARCH l2, .1928

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Safe to health. Home - made MPH!!! often csuss sickness.

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Inpitins at any D7"!-

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Sanitary Napkins

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Agents Wanted ~

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AQENTS. WANTED — MAN TO! novel‘ prcvillcg selling highest typo books; generous commlss-' ions. vupouses guaranteed. Cali- ing on all. better class people. Blqzcricneo not necessary,‘ but liulst have good education until ability to make} attractive" preach-l tiltion. Spieud d ‘ODDQTLUIIIW for! ‘permanent position. Write be

l fore Wednesday noon,‘ stating} experience and refcrcllco. Box] 116 (illaldiuu. i

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Miscellaneous ‘ JNO. ALFRED _ MACDONALD, “_ Land Surveyor, Hormanvillc, l’. E- l. .. 2- 28- 1 mo,

SHIPPING TAGS. EXPEDITIOUS-

"Y- . BILLHEADS AND STATEMENTS neatly printed. Guardian Job Prilltery. tr

""’“""'""V """'"—-~---~----8e nor lino of 5 words

1y supplied. Guardlandob Print- MEN. ti‘

lcasons fmm

I the Scientific Sanitary Napkin

the Doctor Says Kotex”

I ' ' ' VERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE -—82.ACRE FARM AT fimlflhulv. 11oz .10. Apply to M3. 19°" AI BPlflley. Charlottetown 01' w Unlllel F. Alt-Neill. DeSable, 2936-3-7-101.

HORSES nos SALE-ZO- cllolcs mmfs m"! 8911111185. guaranteed tholoughly broken, 5 to 7 years

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. hl(?::?D'Yi'P\'Irlo."vslgi:ii\i-',6911115 Iioilb -ro Annlvsrfrlrzdsosv, lllnrcll Western Ulornes. CJII Pruti c bull. bt. Ieters. ~ 2063-3404“

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PLAN for tonight's Hockey Ma at Hughes Drug Store. 309

LOADING LIVE HOGS.— At North Wiltshire, Thursday forenoon, March 15. Elmer Clow for Harry Jenkins. 3083-3-12-31

CHAMPlONsHlP GAME Monctou vs. Victorian, Arena tn- lllght. 3095

TO ARRIVVE TUESDAY, March 20th. Ono curluad finest quality Western Horses. Pearl Brothers.

hiontague- 2063-3-10-3i.

GREGORIPS ALL STARS VS. ABBIES TUESDAY NIGHT.

3097

CHAMPIONSHIP GAM E —

_ Monciou vs. Victorlus, Arena w-

night. ~ 30115 ALL STARS VS. ABBIES Tues»- day night. ' 3097

INTIERMED IATE HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP tonight — Victor- ias ~vs. Lounsburys of Moneion. I

309'

INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION- SHIP Monctml vs. Chhown Victor- ias tonight. 3097

PRICES FOR TONIGHT'S hock- ey match 52-37 8: 26 cents. 3097

FINE DONATIONr-At the resu- lar mpnthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Protestant Orph- anage held Friday reports were rc- cclved concerning the musical com- edy "In College," presented last week. After all expenses were met they were able in hand a cheque of $1,000 to the tnlstee board.

Fl HE ALARM-Yesterday morn-

"ld- Apply w. .1. Mutch. Cherry Valley or Wilfred Wood, Water- side. aom-a-s-rinw-zi

FOR SALE-LOBSTER. FACTORY.‘ Govehcnd Harbor with up-io-datel Sealing machine‘, retort and other‘ necessary equipment. Extendedi dating for payment will be given‘ providing lshcd- Apply o. o. Charlottetown. P. E. I.

’ 3029-3-9-31

Male Help Wanted

DeBlois. j .

"r0 PREPARE FOR FIRE-l men, blakemcll, beginners $150*"": $250 mnuthlv- Also clerks. 31151.1 wuy Association, Box 116. Char-l loltetowll.

MEMORIAM AND cards nt shortest notice. Guard- inll Job Printory, ‘ '

CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND Bllvelopcs _with address printed, illsgtllo tiling for acknowledge- ment, n-allllllilOnfl, etc. Guardian- Job Prlntery. if

.....;‘tt; 1T5???” ‘ once. A. G. Moore, Pownal. 3082-3-12-31

LOST BETWEEN UPPER PRINCE and Upper Queen St, a parcel "nl-fllnlflg a small piece of linen lmd n tatting edging. Return to 19 Uhper Queen St. Reward.

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POTATOES. TURNIPS — WE "l? buying turnips and potatoes dilly at highest market prices nt wharf where we have every incli- "Y for handling your load quick- lY- n8 slFe and phone or call for our prices before selling. The liar- ri-s Abattoir Company, Ltd, Char-

fmwwun. P. s. I. s-c-tr

5- F. TARBUSII, 172 PRINCE (my. Representing the West of Enkland Tailoring Company Roy- al Tailors of Ibronto, carries the honors of ‘Iiop Notch Salesman

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rm- me Mammw .Pmvm°e8_ BebJit. Top. and Santa. Fe Ry. l"? Still. he has the record of best Am- mm‘ C“ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ “ his of all their sub agents East of A1"- Cl" 8* FdY- C“

" do: sup, from pun-bred‘

m“ a w“? - mud maglmltlidrlifflfiirch. 05"»: May. "Mil ‘vrmnmh p ‘only 10m. . r ‘i-Rpamm ----__._._B" - ‘ oils-mystic Mav- Bil-a‘ . s-m ’ .621. 11,2“. *3" 2,1,3;,2:;.; "time... .... h... 141%; 11mm. filth when 2ool;:l-_.,-8l'°¢l~ ""1- . ’ V. m ‘ ’ V

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possible through _ ‘nrgnnlvutlon l-l 3700 bonded mcmi» Mrs. Thomas Buchanan, of Hyde 093ml. of the Florists’ Telegraph DeqPark, Boston. Mass. who has been

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Thu (inurdiall l'l‘(f(‘l\'('i| u lluuJ-l souls bouquet n" flowers ycstcr(lti_\'l through lllu llgl-lllzy oi‘ All‘. Junie»; 'l‘:lit with thc iollotvillg curd l-ll-l l-lusctl which speaks fol‘ itself: l “(il-cciings:

“it is my piezlullrl- to greet you.

lhc Niulh Nniloutrl l-‘lotvcr, Show ill ollr city, and in express lilo good-will of thc people oi’- Ltnlisvilln in illo Dfloplu of‘youl'l city by ‘Sllying it with Flowers‘ b)‘, Telegraph-

"Thls flown-r iukcll it

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l'iV0i‘_\' Association. l

Sincerely. W. B. HARRISON. fiiufwul" of lmllisviiio,

Kentucky, U. S. A. blurch Ht,- 1923.

Stock Quotations

HALIFAX, March 10.—Quointions rnishcd by Johnston d: Ward.-

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Members of the Montreal Stock; Exchange : ;

New York Exchange .. 184

proper security iurn- h

lug an ltlanm of fire was rung in i'or ablaze oll the roof ct‘ the premises on Pownal Street occu- pied by Ml’. J.F. Robinson. ‘Th0 fire which was thought to have stalled from a de‘i'ectivc iiuc. wus quickly extinguished. but not bc- fore some slight damage. was call:- ed to the shingles and thc plzlsict-

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PERSONALS

Mr. J. J. Curley, Vernon. was

‘among the visitors to the city last

week, attending the different meet- ings of Farmer's Week.

Mr. Duncan McLean. Rocky Point, was in thc City on Saturday.

20th. One cal-loud llngét ,qun1ity_

TURNIPS —- ‘Loading at Dump,

another cur placed Saturday. New-

Mc-Lcud. Boston- 3004-3-12-31.

sumo c.

Gregory's All Stars.

Phone 431. Newsome & McLeod, Huston. 31194-342411

{i HOCKEY AT BORDEN

The Junior Nationals of Borden. ‘and tho ftearcnts of Carleton cros-

sed sticks ill the Borden rink Well- 111-‘81181! nigllt- The game got away at nine o'clock, and alfter five minutes ' play Oscar Campbell scored the first lgoul for the Nui- iunals, and in two minutes again tallied. Joe Smitlrscored the first gctli for the Beurcats, ending the first period 2-1 in lfavor of the hlatlonalll.

‘Th9 second period showed better lhockey. Fenton Howatt scored the second goal for the Bearcaits, tying the score. Oscar Campbell again scored for the Nationals. folowed ‘by E. Mcinnis, making the score 4-2 in favor oi‘ the Nationals-

Tlle third period was fast and furious. Hazeu Gillespie scored for tho Bearcats. followed by Fentop Howatt, again tying the game.

_Oscar Campbell, after a clever ‘piece of work. scored the ‘last score for the Nationals. The Bear- cats were bound to even the score, llud with two minutes to play Hazen Gillespie scored making the count 5-5.

The line-up was as follows:

Bel cats Nationals venture and The Guardian wishes

(ioal ‘ Manager Baker and his efllcient Stanley llowatt .. Pep. Darrncll staff every success.

Defence ‘Chas. Bell . . . . . . .. H- lilclhherson " ' "'.’"*‘“ Feutou Ilowatt E. Campbell SCHOOL QQNTE-ST ‘ Furlvnrtls _

Hazeu Gillespie 0. Campbell K701111111“!!! lironl D1180 1) Joe Smith . . . . . . . . .. E- Mclnnis John hlutial-t J. McAleer Benewi? $971001

F. Ztfclullis leiueetl the name.

Western‘ Guardian

-POVERTY PARTY ulld skate at Albany Rink Tuesday evening. March 111. Eight big ‘prizes given. Three for ladies, three for gents. and two for children. Como and bring your friends and enjoy :l good time. 21096

—'I‘lle friends of 311's. Ernest Sheri-ell, Cope Traverse, arc sorry i0 lezlrll that she is still confined lo her home but hope to see her around ill the near future.

—FUNERAL SERVlCE-Asiluiflfl and quict service at Trinity Ullii- ed Church 6n Saturday afternoon llkllllflii the passing oi‘ thc lute lion. Neil .\i'cQuarrle, 1(.(‘.., Judge of the Prince County Court. SUiiimCfSldQ- Th0 service lvllicil was conducted by thc Rev. J.(‘..Frascr. was largo- ly ltitclltlcd, thc stores null ‘ill business houses of the town bcilll:

M“ Gr-‘I; ltwlmnl“ m (‘mwr ‘kclosctl for that purpose. The litm-

lCll-. Montreal and Toronto. icd by his wifu.

l.td.. left i-hls morning l‘l ltcconuvall- '

. S Mr. Ava Wilson of Sillnnlcrsldc. w). lwas m the city Saturday‘ retnrnlngl-‘tiilli Joe-s. 1i. Locke. The active-pull- ' bearers wurc hlessrs. i-LH. Leiui- .1193‘.

home same day.

Mr. J. C. McKendrick wnsoper- aied upon Saturday morning ln the

, G P35557131) upon lilo ol-l-uslou <21‘ the opening P- E- Islfind Hilsliital- H15 cmldmcm‘ clover and timothy hay, order at 0.1‘

is now reported as good as can be expected.

Mrs. A. W. Peterson and baby daughter of Moncton are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith.

visiting in Charlottetown for the past two weeks, the guest of her, sister. Mrs. Robert Duncan. left on' return Saturday morning. \

BIRTHS

Gallant, a. daughter, Mary Cather- inc.

DEATHS

SHAW-At Cardigan, March 11th. Mrs. Allan Shaw, aged 67 years.

Lorne Valley Cclnelery.

also soous

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._, DIFFERENCE

i: what kind of dental creme p you IIBQ DI]

l: YOUR TEETH i Many are gritty and dc-

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entry pullbczllors were: lion.‘ A. (f. Saunders, Iloll. J. D. Stewart. Justice All. Arsellullli. Judgo W.

. Slcwzlri. ll. J. hlltsscy, .1. 1C. iltl, K. (‘., .\ l hllrhvotl, K..C..

lieullh Strong, K.C., Adrien Arsenallli, Il. M. Baker, 1-‘. J. E Wright null Alex Campbell. The members m‘ the legal fraternity of Sunlmcrsitio attended the funeral in a body. interment was mode in the Peoples (‘cmetcry-

Eastern Guardian

..=1*SEE MOTION PICTURE: "Passion Play", Georgetown. blar- 13th a 1d 14th. 30bit

p Card Of Thanks

lVLrs. w. c. McNeiliv and family. __ lflrackley Point wish to express their ‘ __ ~deep gratitude and sincere thanks. geiLléilfThflinvifimr/nliivfién ‘l? lo the people or this viclnlw- for

their great kindness. help and sym-

‘pathy during our recent bereave-

merit.

ard 0f Thanks

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.» Funeral on Tuesday, March 13th,, Catherine MacSwain wishes 105."? service at 1 o'clock. Interment atto thank the Sisters of the Sacred

' ‘ Heart Home as well as the many friends for their unfailing kindness during the sickness and death 0f March 11th., infant son of Mr. and her brother and sister, Donald and

stroy the enamel.

_ iKLENZO DENTAL CREAM

D ls a soft creamy paste which ' removes the fllrn, one of the causes of decay, without in- . It eor- 1 rdens cools

. luring the enslnel. rests month acidity, the gllnl. lweetens a the hresth.

Prices 35c and 60c per tube.

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' Sold only by THE PROMPT DRUGGISTS.

Mac Eiunoll.

Drug Co.

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—,--'- - nted by Jenkins 8: Sons Ltd, has

WILLIAMS, McEACIIEBN and Diamond play with Abbies against 309'!

POTATOES-Loading at Dump.

The Groceteria

The now Groccteria Just inaugur-

certalniy made a hit with the hun- dreds who visited the store last week.

Mr. I-Iazen Baker, the genial and progressive manager. conducted a Guardian reporter over the store, flXlilaining at the same tilne every detail in connection therewith. The arrangement, is to say, silnpie in- deed. but thorough. There are no waits and everything works as smoothly as a well oiled machine.

On entering the store one notices a turn-stile to the right through which the customer passes. passing through he cannot return the same way. but mustvmake the round. coming out at the wrapping or tieing—up counter.

After passing through the turn- stlle the customer is handed a bas- ket in which he places the groceries chosen as he goes along the line of well-stocked shelves. If. may be men- tioned here that all the groceries are price tagged with the old and new prices, showing the saving made, therefore a customer has no diffi- culty in doing his shopping, for this is the idea of the Groceteria. There are no waits, everybody helps them- selves and‘ when supplied follows right along to the cashier and wrapping counter, where the parc- els are either placed in a tidy shop- ping bag or carefully wrapped. -

This idea seems to have taken‘ hold, judging by the hundreds seen, in the store, all _busy as beavers without the least sign of confusion.

Messrs. Jenkins dz Sons Ltd, are to be congratulated on their new

o-r O >1

Annie Mathieson X,Bel1e Mac- Pherson, IX.

Dunstaffnage School Hilbert C- Cairns, 1X. Mt. Stewart SchooL J. Aeneas MacDonald, X. Glenflnnan School Genevieve MacDonald, IX. Greenfield School Joseph ‘Cairns, X. PRINCE COUNTY Miscouclle School. Margaret McMillan, IX.; Dorothy Pond, IX.; Helen Arsenault, IX. Alberton Illgh School Arthur 0'Malley, X.; Ralph Lar_ kin, X.; Adrice Campbell, X.

Kensington High School

J. Harold Goodwin, X.; Kenneth McI-‘ndyen, X.; Helen C. Rogers, X., Catherine Murphy, X., George R. Sims. X.

Sulnmerside High School.

Dora Denny, X; William C. Ross,

X; G. Stavert Tanton, X. Si. E|eanor's School

Carrie (fallnoll. IX.

Aiury ilulli, 1X.

Earl Cullnolr, 1X.

Doris Lockllnrt, X.

KINGS COUNTY Montague High School

Margaret Coffin, IX; Ian R. Stit- lillg, IX.; Elsie MacLure, IX.; Jack McLean, X. ,

Murray River High School Jennie J. Cook. X.; Helen L. Gos- bee. X.;‘ Hilda M Hooper, IX.; Claire Brehaut, 1X. '

Souris High School.

,i'ur authority, ihoiriovelyflreedolu

R. B. Bennett

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1-111"! 1'01‘ the 111W. their reverence

811d British institutions These had distinguished the people at all tunes.

DISTANT FIELDS

The profound‘ iuflueilcc exerted on this country trillcll lay side by- side with a gloat and powerful nu- tloll. by 110 millions of people was mentioned by the speaker. who likened it in infraction of the lar- ger bodies for the smaller in the solar system. 1i was an ever coll- stallt never varying ‘pull on the life and though. of this country and youth, seeking a wider scope and larger salaries, were attracted Ho lglave thanks that there were men. and women, such as [host who taught in Dalhousic who were content to remain ni homc and t’) help produce virilc Canadians.

Without a doubt those in the profession who went to the United States would command mucll more than they would ill this country but again he stressed the differ- ence beteen success and riches. and remembered the men he had known who had gone to the Unit-st States, and those who Illfld remain- ed, mcn and women who bad given their-lives and their sons to the building up of this country, o-f the professors who were giving oi’ tho rich storehouses of their minds for a melcgre pittance, men such as Dean Weldon who never in a your had earned as much as n good ‘lawyer would earn in a lnoniih.

THE UNIVERSITWS PART

He asked i.l' the audience had ever thought of what this country would be without its universities. its small universities and the heroic sacrifices that. hull been made to maintain thelli, of the restless parents wllo never ha] been satisfied until they had sent their sons and daughters to Dul- housio.

"What is it going to be. (‘muslin or some other country," said Mr. Bennett, "sacrifices for Canada or the flesh-pots of Egypt? Remem- ber, hiss-cs stityed for a will-lo with the flesh-pots and he left. What are you going to do about. That's my word and i see from t-hc A‘.- lantic to the Pacific mull with high hopes, noble sacrifices, high ideals and love of country. who ale l"?- lnallliug. Devoie your lives to this country; the hulsublést pro-tensor is worth nil the ril-h men ill Christen- dom, except as their riches do things of ‘Wililtli I have sDOKl-‘IIY’

Hocknv

A hectic game of hockey was played in the Arena Saturday night between Rovers and Western Union “Live Wires", both teams showing their brlillancy in this line of sport. The game, which was somehwat rough in places. ended by a score of 7-4 in favor of the Western Un- ion Live Wires. Line up as follows: W. U.

Rovers

Defence

Melvin McQuaid, X.; John D. Mc- Intyre. IX; Olga J. White, X.; Ray Lcard. IX.; Lester O'Donnell. IX. Eugene Lewis, X; George Acorn, X.

Brooklyn School Louisa E. Bears. X. S-lldic M. lllllcu, 1X.

New Perth School

Penelope Martin, X.; L. Georgr Dewar, IX.

Entries for Charlottetown, 15; Queen's (louuiy. i4; Prince County. 18; King's County, 19; making u total 66 entries. Of these 28 are girld _ _38 are boys-

Tiie are, in all, 26 schools, High Sch nd Colleges ILPTOSGIIIBd, of which are in Charlottetown disi- rict; 11 in Queen's County; 5 in’ Prince County; and 5 in King's County.

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