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AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONIC

‘EAST PRINCE TEACHERS HOLO CONVENTION

Miss G-wen MacLe , lm-,l of the Borden Highmsciieirol of: Blfilled president of the East Prince Teachers Association at their an. nual convention held yesterday at the high school auditorium. Mr. Davis Lidstone retiring president Who hlid been called up to join hj_5 regiment was unable to be present, Miss Annie Lowther, Long River. Wee-aapmlnied to preside at the m A93» Ml-95 Marl! Hunt acted :5 5<;‘C1€i»&11l. In sfiite 01’ many male 5“ 9l’8 being on ed up there were 100 delegates present at the meet. in: which opened at 10 a. m. and concluded in the afternoon. The mairli matter to come up for dis- “"55 0“ W85 the pmposal of a sec- retary general for the E 1 Teachers Federation. Speaklng'orl' "135 DF0p_osal were Mr. Malcolm Macxenzle, Inspector, Mr, Lem-d M1 Cl 13. Jelly. Miss Mary putty’- ll “'85 explained that the duties-' "

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Carleton And Vicinity

Long River School, spent

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Leigh Inw-

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Annear. their little son Ralph and Mr, and Mrs. Mont Amiear of lower Montague. motored to Carleton on Sunday to visit relatives and friends.

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lance was good. There was a large ‘ on

Min Annie Yiowther. teacher”?! l pigs 8

week-end in Carleton. the guest of lcarletcn I:.le Count; Third Prize

Carleton attended the Exhibition at Aloerton last Wednesday. The weather was fine and the attend-

try list of stock though not such 9 good showing of vegetabies and flowers as last year. Mr. Dowther. who displayed his fine

Holstein Cattle. aha his Yorkshire and Plymouth Rock poultry. carried off twelve First prizes, four sccond and two third as follows: For Junior Bull. First Prize with

witli Carleton Dale Inka; First Prize and Grand Ciiarrnpiorisiiip with Lorlsdale sir Inka Homestead: First Prize with Carleton Dale Pouch For Junior Calf: First prize for yearling with Lady Inka Abbckerk. ’I'hi:d prize two--year-

we ill fated Athenia, which was t :0t‘d by a Gerrnan submar- 5g“°- lave} Mid reinforcin steel of me Sec.“ 1. , 1 _ me alihe cllt.bi~ea.'r of hostilities. §y§:.‘aoed’“L°k5m ’arf:hu8e%‘*‘}‘(f:‘sugxl1l§ mote educfatifdny l‘r‘l°"v(.1lll§’°p§f’,.,.,,‘§; Misses Helen and _Lulu Clark olrgezxgitllgi l;gsi;n;Ir.:.1;nd.am lllalor li\’l\'€I‘-3ibl1rPé5maI‘i€X§3l¢»;ll"9<1in ;g(>’It\1 ware,-“gm mundmom and floors ’ and: to educate the people in ed.’ lS19;VemPe*;_:l‘l‘§;l°‘l;f:;’r Lélgéhdlgomeobdifi First Prize for ggt gt sire . Hi us ‘ - _ _ _ I ucuional refo _ T » UH 3 ‘ -‘ ' lint‘ ior I-..c 1.‘i‘8SL‘l}C.—S. ________ L 477 9 G 2”‘ _9p0n5o,.(d . by Tgaechlzlgft F23‘: vacatL.i(()>nthvrith p.1ridBi\:ij£s,ueHud— he:ilT5lC0E_gg’unlg'l' atérifiifimfinymgg _s.(.m.T lagnans MEET SIR —MACKEREL CONTINUE Elf‘)i11‘I:.:.?iC)C1iiliOn who wlshed_to get 5°“ W er 0 or ‘ q ' brc-(xds_ , flu, E\,m‘mT.l. _Membel_s of PLENTIFUL—There have been me ynqliglgvv 0‘ “Cm CO1-we'""°“ °“ Mr and Mrs Stephen Huesiis F‘l»'Sl PNZ9 T01‘ Y0Tl<3llll'€ 50W- Plll _ large quantities of mackerel caught 1" m‘ 9“ fa‘ "°5°““‘°“ ““"l”' or North calrletrin have as their First Prize for sow and litter, the rrmce County Boy Scout in summe side harbour lately and "9 ,..° “‘°“’ “'33 Passed ummi- welcome guests Mr. m,.Sm- pm-_ First Prize Hen, First Prize Pul- " caullcil and Scout Leaders had although the fishing is a bit In the present day: of constant emergency the famous No 10 Down- m:sl_J;5g' 3 jurmer re5°l”m°“ “'35 mg; M, and M15‘ Ewen Mcxm. let. First Prize Cockerel, First we pt]?-ISDUTC iofsmeetmg Sulpfmy mackerel are mm "'5 5"’ '5 "“’ “’°“' l’‘''“‘ “l °°“'"°"c¢ and visiting officials. and this gaftfnellatskdflgeddieat‘TI?iNeNgme(§<1)NJP::- Z” A’! RNs“°°’ ' lprgg lliltl-sec$d1nY\]'§nP§necond Prize for llrere epu y con 0mm 55 on- ' ~ picture shows bedding being taken into the home of the rime m''nis- 356 in adopim TIN] r «t T ""—“ l E '1 nd i. n 1 lo al " . ‘ r l ." ‘°- "Y" "5" M’- R 1). F_ Hoddi it. pusior of ‘M?|Tl8El5- Second Prlze for 'I‘u'mlD gcepralgln alclttillm hgmeflor lb)“'1‘mA‘ argnftrunrsnni EOME __Re: tor for the emergency staff, eniarzed by the unusual LII ances. 3’{_:‘;:‘:J'x‘l7’!“i_Kf\""‘x:;,afiaiflrtzlgflgfi the elxllorth Bedeque Il,‘T(hiils‘(l Chllrcll ; and St"¢0‘nd Prize for M311891 R, Brenluin, President of the to meh_"}'wm:V‘;‘Suagersflgzugglin _ i)a.(g!ricll.it/gal courses which are to gfigggdaéntgtrneséfiélii . Prince council, and Mrs. Bren- . ll’-l7 110911 Into the sc.[lO0L'3. A ‘ '2 ‘ ‘ carlemn Women's Institute held ‘ )1li'i0n Monday. The meeting was 3‘,;11"tb5“"c‘)';“‘°A:riV“°}‘;'2°n spent 1"‘ Prepares f§f,°°',’fiPe“ 0" mm club“ b'°“3m f3.’.§‘5’f°f;‘n3‘.§‘y5.fbl§“r"ed§{Ylre°‘§{"N35 gar’? its August meeting at the home of I irrangeri through the Council. exchaxred E ;"h V‘ Dav” mu wals ,§§.’?‘.,’}§1°",“3v.,",‘,-‘*1 “ur]e5°1“' v'ce was a solo. The Holy Ciiv. W5‘ Ham“ R’-‘SS Wllih lhfl 1’T€5l' A ' sh Fem, Wm very enthusiasm Mr Pgks pfrvsweisltb Z 1 Aev. . gamzamon Jsuch clubrgs 8 or- sung J, sweet“, and .,m«_._ much dent1p‘rteslding. F.ve f!‘l‘efl"\Il‘;l’S and I J over the scout movement. He gave t‘ Dari °m Ir Ly “T "5 “3' A resolution endorsing a rally expressmn by M155 M“-" Muttm“ §',{‘,§,,‘,,5.,§’,‘ §fh’§o,l”°,f§3‘ ‘Sm: °¢°B",); ; some internsting side lights on the “5 ’ld‘" “3 9 d5 By in Sum- andlfield dav system to substi- _:"T their: reports and new committees Wparatmns and precautions mk_ mei: e. Rev. an Mrs. Parks Ebmet om M bu mi ____ Lute school fairs and annual ex. M155 M3?K‘3-Pet W00-D9l‘1:’l_N°”T; lw(.,.e anmrnwd as follows. SML Count Edward Raczynski. Poiisl enln England against air raid: m (5 many mend’ Tnetlon ctllartn r°§u?s'3lJ%‘»‘. (BY The Cmadlan Press) agumlmms was u'nam"l°"‘51y 9°55‘ Iéglflufoii SiotlNethr:+“‘c:L§3a1tv3o ‘MT-SA T B» Glllesvle and M155 A"“"‘”‘d°' ‘° G"°‘“ B'"“"‘ Ind was very optimistic over the _BAND CONCERTS DISCON would follow the same procedure The E1 IIv)Eiln war was in full §.5 ::[e{hesorXrln:el’d5m”“‘°{l- Speak Wu‘: °1e” Manda‘, ,m,,,,l,’,,“ fo, A Hattie Ross: School. Miss Thelma Plctured hlrtenlnlz 10 "15 3l”l"5' sltuaficn A buffet luncheon was -1-INUED__-I-he svsme Cmzen; as for t":‘e war emergency session ‘swing on the high seas today with V150, Macxemremg Super‘ M0m‘,.e31 when She Wm emu. the l Qu'<;lev and Mrs, (Dr.) A, M. roreign Office. Immediately at ervcd, after which a number 01 Band wmch has mm giving such of 1914 at least give ships sunk as Great ses; Miss 39:1}; a’i!3r3(;,atc'_‘}:mJf§,111g; E yal Victoria Hospital as ii s‘.ud- -E“."l‘~( Lulizhv Mi? sgfiwarlivmgfcg "T "'°"'““y" “""“°" ‘m _n“ e party left for cha,-log-,mow,,_ splendid Concefis during me Sum. The Hours will open at three o'- grim“ and Germany sought to Red Cross: Miss Duffy pe'de,,,.,-0,, ent nurse. I-far manv frienck here A lg/‘I-R K; Benafues ie Nerxé country 1.. when on Bntisl __ mgr months Wm close for gm. hm, clock in the afternoon with the Cu,‘ 0” each Others Commerce" news talks on School ‘work; M155 wish her all possible success in her ilmmna‘ of {he -msmubep is to be Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax, 30,,’ 11191,. numbem yum been de_ trait.onal cxremonv presided over Two German We Brmsh and l\mCC3i‘dlP. Summerside, Blanche chosen proiczsion. mm 0;‘ Thursday sentembfl Mm asked England: aid in accord- oleted owing to general mnb11iz- by Lord Tweedsmulr. Governor one Greek SW‘ had sunk Loss MacIv_er. Borden; Eva MacLeod, "—‘- . ‘next. at the home’ or‘lvi.rs. T. B. “W ""11 "W A“8l"'l’°ll=l‘ “'“' atiori. ten leaving with the Hlsrh- Gene?-‘l.°l Ca“a?lfi- Blll Wire Wlll ‘ Vlctorm: Hazel Green. Bed ue' -V1959‘ -~ 0- E19“ ~““‘l‘ °’ = uni assistance treaty. ) . y pf me was reported on bom me 941 . ,1 S‘ ,' Gillespie. All are urged to attend landers gm. Charlottetown. The be no d1—rila_v and the offlcia.s in- _ sister lvlayy sexy“; Miscouche‘ Plymouth, Mass. an. ewar as immrmm mama“ “e to be _> ounce,“ have been much enjoyed cludin: Hls Excellency, will wear British ships. ‘ ‘ ‘ Estelle B0xvnA355_ summemgdc‘ MB”, Smith of somerville. W‘h'otm0f/91”‘: [brought up The sum of $350 - --v ;. .: by the pub1l_C'_s. poin ll'l0l”llil‘g attire. The Donaldson (British) Llnert l\Nl§a»cDonald. Travellers Rest, Kate fig ‘W s};“,:TE51§/Ed: rficelgll ‘,[‘:n%.1‘5x,: 31-);u-tlnf the proceeds 01 the gchool 3|mLxN_ gape, 5 _.(Ap)_ l 3'°KaY- Emeline? '51‘ " ‘ ' ' " “' ' lCOll(“.“i‘i,. was forwarded to get new Berlin, completely dark to-

Tlle -'\fl’l“f‘Ss in 1‘£‘l'llV to the 5l3”9Ch Athenla went down Sunday night Mary Dalton ' ' lane and Mrs. Jack Dixon of Do- night. in a. total blackout. had

it ._____.__ tiles Gzlgnc of Edmunsion, décoh :ll"10Cfglél:iCI—'tT‘l1i‘é‘;ll€' llvrill She 1r{nac:\#§iT_t;‘L 200 mlies off the all-rbrides and fiifgutifilfifssthliggmlfi;anl\éirMMaé§Qu:i{- sable Mm Claudine Wwrm of flnlring rcllcy blinds f()'€edf.he School. . Lib? 1- 9‘. T f A] ' many passengers an drew mem- h’ 11 ‘ A l'~ M‘ 11 Victor“ and Mrs‘ 1_y<,~1€,!.‘ Bw M l ie ro.c."ton 8l'l'l(7\lTl to seven- not been visned by hostile n;,._ —— l'i'l in ma r or gonma as w o a gave hepful addresses and their me“ °‘”‘‘5~ 13' planes up to 11:40 P. M. 17:40

e Cllurcll was charmin ly ted for the occasion and fr.ends nrl relatives attended the cere- 01W. The indies chair with Mimi hN0il‘_iBll'.'_G£1lldCC at the or an

lldlrccilllg the music. sang he sponses to the Mass and durirg eservicc .<iii‘,': appropriate hymns. I‘ J. W. Polrier. uncle of the ‘-llic cifiicaied at the ceremony l doeiebraicd the Nuptial Mas . ev.Dr. Mcnaglian. . P., was l-elem. ill the Sanctuary. The aunt: coliplo were unattended, the min oz lrrl ~ the fat-hers of the tonlractlnl: pa s, Mr. Jules Gag- tt «S2» and Mr. Poiricr. The bride re a charming floor length wed- nz dress of Normandy velvet with W n" turban and accessoriu Incl (‘f|.l’l('r[ ii lovely bouquet o iluflrs Nils’: Polrler T: 2: graduate of the Hotel Deli Hospital. Moncton N ii and wa: on ihe staff of the 82 la Hospital. Edmunstcn. and ‘s Dlllar w'

Mills at Edmlmst Ir ‘inc breakfast at the home Tll"lll’lfl“ which was attended

Dr .\/irvnalzlinn. the happy young tolmle left for Charlottetown on a then hon:-\'m"nn. Mr. and Mrs. Own" wi‘l make their home in-lI'd- ltllmcn Br-in-5 her m-rriage the N" we irndcrerl H. shower rt the l"""' Pf hrr cousin Mr-=. Staple" Pcrrr when she received some

. lv!f‘< f--cm her manv friends.

In Memoriam’

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Fin loving memory of our dear ‘Asher John Piciiette, who died Nlhllly at ills home in Willlnct. W! on septcmber 6th, 1938. E“ Dflri with him we loved so dear;

‘ hlflw was hard the shed: E sr_vr-rc; H9 “j“‘- 370 Quiet was the call;

1! sudden death surprised no oil. hear has passed {or hrzrlol are sore

‘l""*= laws on we miss him more. insericdFby ills Three Sons and Lm_M_1I£ur naurhleru. ti

rm Mamv/Am, A //:4 on c//5, N0W— BR/6/If 45/: D/ME THAT /Ilka-5‘E1fZ[P CAME Jl/5'7 //v T/ME/

HEADACIIES, "mt Stoineell, we Iaelguuo

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—-Miss Minnie Wright of Sum- rlrarerside is visiting in St. John. N.

——M.iss Alice Coffin and Miss Rosa. Bell of Summerside were re- cent visitors at l!‘i:igewa«ter.—s.

Mr. P. 5. Bradley. Secretary of Education and Mrs. Bradley of Charlottetown are taking a va- cation at Edgewater, North Bede- quc.—S.

—Mrs. Joseph Cannon of Brain- tree. Mass. is visiting in Summer- side and the west of the Province.

—Mr. Russell Ramsay. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W Ramsay left this week for Truro to attend the course at the survey camp con- nected with the engineering course

by I Mr vr-ln‘lv: and fri"nds and Rev.‘

of Mount Allison Ul'llVel'ElAy.—S.

—Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Gorrill left on Monday morning on a holiday visit to the Maritime Provinces.

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I —Dr. J. A. MacPhee is sttend- A ing a meeting of the Medical council of Canada in M0ntl'eal’._s

..—Mlsses Mildred and Norma Mc- Murdo have returned to their homes in North Bedeque after spending the week-end in Wilmot, the guests of Miss Beth Waugh.

—Mi&s Thompson of Mal que was operated on in the incc County Hospital and is making a , good recovery. -6 i

—Mr. and Mrs. Fraser of Am- herst, N. S. were week end uests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Stirling cKay. s'alde and were present in the choir at the morning and eveninfilrervice in Trhiit Unitzd Church, r. Fra ser oontr buied a solo during evening service.

-Mr. Blair Baker. son‘oi Mrs Harry Baker oi Summemde left for Truro to attend the survey “gm, in gonneotion with Mount Allison University eaaineellnlz couree.—5.

MS. Ellen Harrington and brother. 01 9i>l'l“8 Vl‘“°Y and Mia: bots Ramsay 01 Ml*lW' us attended the Jeadiers‘ conven- ton at Bummerslde on Tuesday.

and seconded bv J. A. B‘anohe‘.te, Liberal member for Compton.

Will Table White Paper

Snare“ *s hv Prime Minister Macksrz , King nnd Opposition Lsa€=r /frlricln will be delivered

the fcflcwingz day but a great deal of information will be given the House 'I'hllrs:‘av rvlicn a white paper will L‘-.~ tabled cover"rlg cor- respon-dsnic berm: upon the c':‘s- ls. accompanied bv ctipios of orders in council passed under the au- thority of the War Measures and other acts since the outbreak of war and roriicr.

It was d‘— (‘ed to delay debate on the a":‘r . in reply to the S]')t’.(‘f‘l\ from hr» Throne until all m:~‘mb.=‘s lli1\'f‘ rad n chanre

to study the white paper and orders _

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in COlll’lf‘ll.

Dr. Manlcan will lead off the de- hate and be follnrvrld hv the Prime Minister W“ w‘ll rye a ST'-Si.i9- mcni. of the Government's policy and its actions rlurfn~ the crisis.

Mr. Mackenzie King pefllsed commrnt. todav on reports that Ool, Raiston will be taken.

Conservative Support

Dr Manlrm hold a caucus of his House ‘of Commons supuoitsrs to- day and said his follows were un- animolls in a desire to oo-operate and ass‘st the Government in 8. national war effort.

Members of the Cooperative Onmmnnwcrllth Federation under lcaderslrln of J S. \V0Cl’TSWCl'T’.l1 are ex -lcied to Fold 8 meeting tomor- row and Social Credit members will meet prior to 'I'hurs:lay's open- ing.

‘Commons Will “"9 Vote Lump Sum ‘For War Purpose

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OTTAWA. Sept. 5—(OP) Par ment will be asked on 'l"hursclaY to confirm the various orders in council passed by the Government relating to the various measures adopted for the security of Can- ada in the conflict. Also both

bers were still unaccounted for Tuesday night, The death list had not been determined.

One life was lost; when the} Cunard-White Star freightel'Bos-, nia, 2,40’? tons, was torpedoed and} sunk about 200 miles off the Scotti li coast yesterday. Twenty three of the crew were saved.

The Royal Navy caught up with

two German freighters in the‘ South A.luntic. The Olinda. 4,756. gross tons loaded with cereals and canned meat, was shelled and‘ sunk by the British cruiser Ajax.l Before the sinking the crew was removed by British sailors and later tran.lel'red to a tanker to be taken to Montevideo, Uruguay. i British ships also sunk the 659- ,ton German freighter Carl Fritzen,l bound from the Netherlands for Buenos Aires. The number of her crew was not known but all were believed to be safe.

The Kosti, a Greek steamship, struck a mine off Sweden and. went down. The crew of about 30'. was rescued by a German ship The Kostl had a gross tonnage of 1,555. _

The British freighter Andalusia, Star was reported a day over-due at Rio de Janeiro.

There was still no positive word . from the “mystery ship, the giant‘ Bremen, German liner enroute. from New York to ports unknown.‘ Persistent rumor says she will seek refuge somewhere in Mexico.

Onion Corner Resident Passes After Long illness

1. Fred Allen. A t citizen of Union Comer, passed away at his home on Tuesday am.-moon after a long illness. Mr. Allen was TI years of age and was bl/m in Cape Traverse, N. B. He came to this province 49 years, 833 and for manv yeais did a large lobster packing business. Lain he took up farming. He was most

_m-_ steevee. former Houses are expected to but thtlr h Md , _ ,1 M15, '“*“"°.......'.l°‘s “l: .l‘.:";‘...l’“:l‘.l: ilsrr..:l.:i:'°.:ll.::..“l:..‘2.°”°l.; R1735.“ "é’c»r;,l‘e"r".,“"flle,, . . -. " »- h o r slug - brother. Mr. will Bteeves. Sum‘; meet unforeseen exvendlllu“ E"r';fS'I,,,‘,‘st_ E-‘_’fi‘§,d“;3ng],,_,.',‘,1‘ Inns. e‘M};° Iéarw 0Nml]"E:‘lTi:)S(,—‘—15 d“§otOfa‘lNeaswRl;-reparlna the ai-rned\.“° M” G°°"3“ Ch“‘““°r' W" ri . . r - - - .. l d .1 ll . fozccs of me country are concegiir a3ndAMrT:’5H.C eDa°‘_b3;,’ —Mr. James Dodda who has been ed. thcsc disbursem<"-its hm 0 summmider one bmu,e,_ Mon- 5'90Ddl"8 M3 "°““°“ 3" M3 h°m° ‘urge Sums tague Ca Tormentine and one in Bmnmerside left yesterday At the same time ’ilhe House mm; Mr;’°Rm_ smvh New York ' morning for Montreal. where he will auvronrlfle *1 lllml’ l‘“"‘ ‘’ ' ‘ th "is extended. is a medical student at the Mnc- enable tle Govt=|rnrtn.nrt.”t‘0 3:205:33: "fi1ewf‘\(i)r!T:2i~:Tmt4la)lflresyplace Thursday Gill University. 8. the war. suific or. ii d 1 in 2 D‘ m. at United Church Union ._.._.... lar session comes YOU“ Cl“? ggn_£ ' 5"""¢_‘§°1,,,d‘§§ 19:0‘ 1941 at no special semion —?—#”w ; udot w-n Miss n . mm or ~=- cm W“ W til 'r::. ‘.‘.'i“°“’..‘l’.'.§‘f“.?...~‘2'.‘.‘.‘..4#.'.’...2 week-end visitors to Bummeraide. den 1: total of $55.00‘-'1-00° W35 M31‘ 5'0“ and “O of me mm,” “D. meets or Mr. and Mrs. Earle nrolrlated. The fir(sxi).0 arrliioiurtiltmciae: pmmmed -for umavmenm New m°‘k°y' 8' “°d for was smmo‘ 5 machines for the Royal Canadian mmnder °°“"‘“°i§ foy-ofmcg1(1)evger:1‘Tr Air Force are being steadily delivered ,& ', T'l"1\Tl ' _ 3-‘THE “'33 g1bN”T;:dqdTlql’HIng the period bfitweerz l}:‘yot)t(;ieolfrlacx:)l:‘rss1§itFlIl‘rae~br1l<v. vxvrlltgka lgeigg , 1; r - r on wz. - nmaotmu. En lInd——(0P) — ;“,,‘f, ‘§},"e"',,°,“..,g,§’,,, 3? Parliament. ordered. I , Georg: Dunn, foun er of the no - . During the last Parllnmeh ar.V ‘dalend h tlI‘h°§p'T1be!:flng\ll1T:!T’lT§ "NINE? m"°“" FM" eqretl wfliliot-L3-lrNmgiitamT)g?'lNt ' e a . e - y a it‘ nee; on bowler hat (0 clerks c - l N’ ti .l Defence Loan. In whi h:scld for I uniic'T'm price Tlllltem °f W5." otfilflg Ced‘r?dcrui[lT~“ !Vl?Nh :1 ti'Te (sTlTlnl.ln'al that has now 0‘ ' hue. ‘ml -Tu" To ye"! ‘gm gglnglrlg‘ tqhighe wltllo etwo- small developed and the need for large , - ' _ um; ‘rnordinary ex- cliwmlm. mime —(OP) -- stools. “*9 {ll,l§",‘,',‘§ ,,f,‘,’,‘,f1,‘:l.‘,f.“,‘{- ;end1tt1gg,gc,°N:risu’.lkelv that the The um, ‘'19.? ex. Eilelema Dem. §'r"§°'§e‘TTl3}v ago Canada has money to be raiscdr for gar pur- re I ‘ - ~ ‘ , h nrm an ri- cl" mm‘ W “m -"*"='.l‘:*°» “‘*.. "°°"°-'.°“...‘ll:::. J2i$‘."i°ll"8'i r::r.l“i.l‘..:?*:..: tam. an- ,end,he was sentenced to 14 ysl vm eever_~?o_:am° m. every I-”Pm_ "wm,,_d M Men...‘

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Grim Struggle

Atai today, while German

demoristrations. Margaret Ford. presented the question box which was answereri by Mr. MucKenzie.

D13 H H; Shaw. Superintendent of Edllcailon. was not able to be present. A resolution was passed

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recording the loyalty and patriot- lsm to their King and country of l»h€,Dr~esideiit of the association Davis Lldstone and other teachers