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- 0c GRAIN M LCURB 1 OCK 1s¢ell<1ne<>v= Muvuvc h . » ~ .. .. . . 1 0| ll BllS SERVIBE - EXC rvmsrs§r‘25'.“‘r'3i‘,'{i'" " "m" (CHI-flu I'm-i mo" ‘huotxmrzlzltfu-Iulltlilit-Jfierlncs on .\lflX'i‘lilu‘(.-i(lxi‘,llu.lfliiiil‘y‘ if") d! P ) " - . e wo . ntrell lvestnck n1 kt \\'l,l~,l g __ (Conn an recs > . _i_ cm“ B A o" w‘ gnidggultetatalilierll dlliil 14.2.1311. ldRecelpat; ‘p? %ill"‘i:y?§n{\‘nlfl\ x211. EOROEFQLI“Julyvernririuiiilulrztiirilu DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Beauhlrnol! a _ - P" '18 e over rom nls i‘. W no ‘.2 40. an pro -ne iig _ 0 ‘ - (a ohm,“ b. J h t . Wheat: July TQQQB; 0g; 73%. Dec 1 T b " I H y sterllny, 23 sheep niirl lambs, 20 Unis f‘. \V no ‘.3 46. once 1n different ltiffliflilti uf the _ui ii- CHARLOTIETOWN soul's ELMmA In: “vg-rlhhlsmbers of {he fifllnil.f:ll: our July 37%. o“ 37 ‘t D [$5 0(1)] f I. gpnfismgnd 53 calves. (nttle were not rtiiogmjiilnlliyt-t. lf‘l"ixg"hluialkvtfldaidflikhliif: fillrigéilflsxggtg‘: -. .. 35:,” iriqayrzhgzgdlfifizflfll “'45- ' s“ ec h“ PM” " " " m (‘fllf . prli-s lirnke seriously lute Flour spring wlivnt patents firsts Wale wide 1n some insinnccs they LFAtIES 715w .1 $1M“? lmumwn) Blflgy; 3,11, 43KB; o“ 44%; Dec _ ‘Thiosilay and today‘! sales were at the $5110. flPlliUii down late in the iluy, nnrrou- Em m .. .. . . BIO WII .......... . i! . . 0mm“ L... 4453A, nwer level. Veiil valves sold fnnn Floun ncconnls $5 00, ing the VflfiilliUIiS wiiirii Vhovnic-r soul-h __ n 3J0 A_ l“, ML skwln __ __ 5m) r_ M_ $4 to $4.50 and priiasers from 32,1’, Flour bakers H iii). were mainly on the iluwn side. \ul- s’. Pact-B _ . 855 A’ M’ More" _ 535 P_M_ 0A5“ yawn! to $2.50. The few lainlis offered Winter \\'li('lil. patents choice H 80. uliie was heavy, 1,530,011) shares, ni- I (and!!! PHI!) were of top qualit d id F1" .3,“ , w t Hm ,1 Nfl‘v york w“ 6105M go,- 1119 Morel! . 9J5 A. M. St, Peter's . 5.15 P. M. Steel! Close Wheat: No 1 hard fflsg- NU 1 “m. ’ .50 y an m up to lirniirtoii $2“. n $ ' 0 s ' iilfiliiilkilg‘ .5... of 1h.- turnoreb lit-iii}! Mt. Stewart .. 9.40 A. M. Suuns . 6.30 EM. "ti; N" 2 m» ma; brfa 110i‘ m1. . ‘°'"‘"""' I'm" Hm sold w» m $0 an rr-r hiieons Short! ton 1a.; r. in uuedliuii-prlued iwldfl- Tw- M: i-"il" Arrives Charlottetown .. 10.10 A. M. Arrives Elmira. 1.15.2. M glltllllgellii A ... v ..... ... 5% No 4 nor 08 ; N0 5 Wheat 01%; N1; roglohTnfAle Jul!’ 4—Th6 M8811? ferl and watered. Swill fevl h0g1; Iiirlrilingg ton $215.2". iind iiiisc uietui shores. with the "X- Bgntman 11 wheat lust; feed . “up: ‘fast 32m flfmikl: gtillltfflirhzggé nrbrmm snm. iFxrrirb-rs. henviw nnil Rolled mo. 1...; 1m lii= sa rm volition bi ’i_‘cck Huskies. iw-re 11> 10W Bu, w“; Sm, on §\gnal ,1, any m1“; on mum can C“ n. . Q11”, p” g (3 w 37%: N” a C w w“ l“ h“ “finer huwevyg-r v e ghtn were cut o0 cents per owt nnd llgy no 2 per 1.1., l volume 1irucical1y unchanged. ‘I ’ "Eadquanel-s [n (jhgrlutlietown, Old SP3“! T03 R0011‘. “an p" PM E; 1 feed 35; No l teed 34%: No In c"! 8mg‘? w“ u. ‘and ‘c u 2721i! Extra honiries $1. Selects ilrew $1 per . , lirufitrtiiking on Loiiirlrili lrlllfiLlfilti (‘an mm 1nd . _, ggd 33%; Refined 25%; Tuck 3L ma mlnlmum o! rlmgiésl Yqgoteld. 0K [item um. lliiiter no 1 ill tu . ._. Q rise was IIUSDHLOG r0231“: I P hark No 3 C w Trmung w“ qmet. {figs {it onrnis Awlnrge -7. ‘though 15,4110 “i; 0:93". tmcuonn m‘. ‘ How Smith 411/ . N70 5-‘, w 4355,! N0 4 C W Graded shipments of eggs in car- 1.1L“ B l?“ m“ "' {Bsue chlw V‘ m“ '5 m" 1n the Dom Bridge 3/ Fir k ., 40%: ho 6 C W 37- lots or less were ‘:2 in 23 cents for A ‘m? . .7!" ‘““"°' “in” i; ' g ‘.(-,,111111..- S1 '——'—— I t NLkl s- {no 4325. l , 21 , 22 , l 1, _ Pause i, _.i _ n group “or? ‘llwuiitfifill ‘ l 1 ‘- hiinsspyr-Iihnfls trgglligkanlmh July 3_"vhe" cloud ‘llfgl; Cont’? forLglailndtlhlfiomfulizlllgéntl: Liiillgflll‘: (w: iviiins 70 to 1.1. rhitiizin-y, S1111 IhIILOIIlOOII! Ii+;.1rl“\uii‘r_i‘e‘1\, ggcgfnpflaim- as whent gltitniirétglapltlilfitihs giisgngolréltl: hot-xiii‘; nlegemstgo Were fifbit C1159! as Emls llili~i““lliiil to $1 05 gfrlldiilllgill)’Blitrngdlii 1X, linlffrihuAnkar- n 'r ~- it 01' c" ' - ' " ‘ . ‘ , ,-,,,. r. _' N"! Brew Sig? holfhtho session, cinseil ‘K; to 15g an“ I uses ns Wednes Fxchnn (CMtTq-n Pa") _ “b, 331110;, Xliktéltflz: hiiakgfintsi row Pow" pom _ Exchange; etrmfiin the Winnipeg Gi-ain QQPIOIB on less of nu 1 butter ranit- ‘t. Iioglereini-Viohnd 5 007- U S C N. R. IIEVENFPIS and >)i\.'iillt0 saga - . hiiu-Inlgnn .. Earlier, ruiucys. Md ‘a d ed from 10 to 10% cents unchanged. dolinr 90 1-32: franc 115.31g" ' ‘ , “i (Canadian Prell) Joel oi’ (‘an .. 11s uiiich “c re 8M“ M 8mm 1°“ l“ “l” ""1" 1W1“ “We At \‘e \' rk ("l s “‘""‘""‘" """""’ n i)\'T0 Jul ‘Winnipeg E1 “ °""’ "‘-‘“'- "u"! 0" el- mwted by Juhbers 8t :1 cents for ‘ w ° “ °‘° _ .\l-\‘TRl<1.-\i. \' 1-4.“... rlWPlI-l .1" " " ' y ) port snlea of 34117.0(!) bushels of Can- solirls nmi 22 rents for prints At P“§"Tfpmmd m 73 h" cwmdm" irliqn Yruir-nwi R1ll\\"\V 5mm‘ ' ~ ‘ . --. sinwiidqrgpgldAzelgggiethsggl) 131"“?!- rofhgntvhiese mlnrkeyi ‘r355 10a‘ can.“ $31,133:?“ 3" n; U‘ s‘ ‘Mun’ i5 “V! , . pvfllill l-n-iini: Jllll" ‘J20 ‘Hm, U“ ‘ Ollllf) m ‘ ' '“'-° "P "l" t0 10% w"! l ld-P r1 12 4.11 -. ' ' ' _ "-‘ ""“"-"“‘ “"1" I-i- 1. .. - ,Cl1rrenCleS' nrarfirsxrlbgfslriilgq ‘flit-Livia. 0a. 78% and giliggecxfioizzstizrdélge. ilfaségecepé: 16:: dnllltlnrggfi mi £33.. t; s. doilkiilnggu-ig s4"n""ni.'z'llll m" W'H‘i?§"§'{!i.i'l§,, "Y" .-i%§’i“2m TIME TABLE /g_ "l" 9 I Hp nyerl strength from tnrlna and .101’ i l Ce 8 ~ h“ ' ‘ ‘w E 115w- gha ¢ t | n ,, _ ,1 was he high for A w, (Canadian Press) ' turns‘. MEridrencenoof“ gtzodhltilppgr? ‘ll:- wfgws‘, t . Jilillli)“ —_

JONTREAL. July i-Tim pound forest also induced liullishncss hut Nervonpnu 0-1 lilrmrk“ “a8 unchanged‘ Aliui-i ll , 4 sum oft sliiriniy 1-11 vurri-nci. ..,_ no figures was hlncczl on (‘nnarlian 00 to Arum?‘ ct umuuunns sum for “""“""“" ""‘"l .\-I1IP.\' -- Leaving Charlottetown .. 4.00 p. m. Leaving Fortune rlninges iicri- iorliiy while the French “lei l 119C 111' $05 or so ‘mum! Mg’ 0"” mmk‘ . c|°""‘ A Wm‘ “ Hazellirnuk 4.20 p m. “ DingWelYs 22:21:21ama.|lih°poqlri|iiezi _ Stairs dolinr trgisgfitlt-illfi ifipriwrted serious damage weight ‘tings (swim r3§1'”.§§et‘§.1§§i.°r.1'“i".e- _ r-..,,,,,,,.r,.,, _ __ l: Trim?‘ “ Kceies Luke 4.35 p: m. “ Dundas .. . . cont at $5 [miii The “fgiglllli-“l“g“\l~lrlhellu_3lz clout-ll hr to lljfirlnlliloghgrllevlyoul "m" “m! Inomltnins $1 to “'05 m: 9o jlnmnml i l H I m" ‘nmm’ M" n 48 Road ‘ 4'45 p m‘ “ Bridgemwn rent at Ii 53% enntg 1111.1 the ‘Qméflcnk, Only light offerings were cncount- pound baL? _ am?‘ 5mm" - . ‘if-ll lifiii‘ _. . “ Cardigan 5.00 p. m. “ Cardigan . dollar was up 1-32 nt 00 L52 cemL Bred. United States markets were on --—-—— "W1 - - . . .. 1.17 Hip; .\i1.-s n Bria flown n“ 5J5 _ m, " 48 Station .. .

WHEATLEY mvlm SCHOOL K P holidny. The closln x 1 w t i-r‘—~ r 151111111 ,, r< ,- l) , (‘ash grains also showed m ‘L g e em s98 of es THE COUNTRY Ml. ISTER, ‘iiriuliun . Dundas ' ' 5'20 p' m’ Keeks Lake ' ' 9”” a’ m‘

THPOIIQO (cllirllidlnnuilwrilrml 1a ivitY many- High Krarles oromwiigl Honor H.011 for the month of June Royalty schwl t°°k 918'” Thurs‘ i- "Mbm" " Di"g"°"'5 ' 5'4” 1"“ " “"‘““"""k 9'45 a’ m‘ 512:1“. ‘qnsed lownf w‘ _‘ “m” lcnlglleyliiiragzilgigaldgmanfi grid spreads Grade X.——l, Albert Ling; 2, no!» da-Y EWEFHOOH. J1me 231/11- The Long River Dramatic Players "M" Arrive Fortune . . . . . . . . 5.50 p. m. Arrive Charlottetown. 10.05 a. m.

Urnniri .\li ~_-i 1 , g er. Con! - - . -. - - _ ’. ' - ~ ~ " y“, ymkjlif‘, mf,"fkif_‘i,"‘,l{nllavfir- Brains were firm. '° momghbga-jllelffasggg-Wgiiltkr a “on”, E‘v*e5_°£f%o£’e*dvi1§ra3:15‘ _}T1;12@Cg1l\§11f' Kmyfk 311:1 - Headquarters in Charlottetown —m-:n mums SERVICE STATION W1F“'P°5'_“ hunfi'__c.LQiffl_illlil¢l'_.>w< CLYD Orville Stead. ' ' ' try Minister", to a crbivded hail at “"1 ‘in Headquarter‘ l“ 5mm“ “LENNOX "OTEL ' Grade vm._1 Lois mcnomm- 0 (Fmfldihswwl- Long River on June 14m. This is ““" '“"‘ L n . ,

On the gftgfnoon o; Tuesday June 3. Doris Rackham; 3, Marjorie Bul- 05d Fgllch D1°1°K“°~?"P"$ °1 One of the best plays put on by ama- __ _ ____,__ _ _: 95th, a large number or visitor's and man. TB 9 - n ‘I teurs and all should tr)’ ind see it. _ ratepayers gathered m Clyde River Grade VI.-—1, Jack Cudmore, Chorus. Home on the Range _- Fgllowmg was the Cast u; Cllar- , A” V;.:.__ . ._ _:, schoqh-Qom g Grflde lV.—1, Eunice Raickham; 2, Pupils 0f Grade V. acters: The Country Minister was

or the annual examina- uom The plums were examined m Alder R955; 3, Gordon Maegan Valedlctory-Ivari Roberts. ably taken by Mr. Norman John- _ P f - c d , the var-pm; c1855“ by their teacher Grade III.-1, Glenna: Cudmore; $010, when Its Springtime in stone, and one cannot speak too l} 111111;» s -.-~— , assisted by the M155“ 1,1111“ Lmngj 2. Mildred De Roche; 3. Susie Ford- the Rockies. Allen Mvlrmis- highly 0f 111m n} this role. Mr. {j:"',',’{;,',‘kjj, _ _ _-j_- _____ _.~_____ Dog Taxes arc d... and payahlq ston, Elizabeth MacLesn, Jim, w“- Grade II-—1. Harold and Eilmer Presentation 0! five Year Junior Jolmswnc docs his pa" “pil- and 1...... m...‘ _ , . on or before July m in each "n. . 11mm and M: Them Lin; Mn med MacDonald, equal; 2, Esther Stead; Red Cross Certificate one would not thin-k ll, W85 his first 1;.» ~ MCLEOD f; Every own" of a dug m. do“ who Beer then acted h; Qhaiffnan’ and B 3. lemme Gflmeiwr- u Presenmlog 0f prizes in the flppmrflnce vii 11w swap. h , .1. n. BENTLEY shnll refuse or neglect to pay said w P b G ' 51101-1, bu, interesting programme Grade 1.-1, FTancis De Roche; 2, Clean Teeth contest to Isabel and The part vffiijvgpry Heath. the w. n. BENTLEY, n. c. m. Shall be prnsecuird within ten

- - y uardlans Special Wire) was carried out. Public School Cer- Emma Mad-flan; 3. Preston Ford. Ilene Curley. gcntlcnianiy _viliain taken by Mr. Banister and Attorney-at-lpw days of the appearance of this

MONTREAL, July 4-—-Af@1' a tificates were awarded 3,0 Jean Mam E. Blanche MacRae, Teacher. Reports of the Junior Red gross Ernest Dunmrig, needs no comment, MQNEy T0 LOAN nngkfi dull session in which tickers were Lean, Hazel MacLean, Reggig Mm. Branches. as We hi"? mm" 5°C" M!" Dimmng Office: 180 Richmond Street JAMES E. BRADLEY. silent for miinutes at. a time, a. bet-lKinnon and Ethel Livingston who - - Duet. “Vacation Time"-Gladys will“? slag‘? 119m" “"1 kmw his 1r,~,||,,,,;,_, _ L-6646-7-4-6i.

‘a’ YWUM dEWIOPBd Just before had successfully passed the p,-é5¢r1b_ Curley and Georgina, manor. Ac. ablml’ 1" W151i!“- _ llnmvstenrl ‘_ “if WT $501210“ grid-BY on the Montreal ed examinations. Aprize for attcnd- wmpflflifii. Ilene Curley. chggcfiiilmfmfigi???ninizlallegjug}; lrlniilnii... OR WELL Dim. LING i¢>—rlffii Etc azige. ance for the ear was o b Th - - Presentation of rize - . ' ' ' “ ' ' ' “ '

Unwililizig m make commitments m». MiwKlnngp- M thgcxlwgvf ti; mAilflitflct conveixlltign Mt vlsocmei‘ s WWBWSI p s and m “riamly l°°k°d W300". ifiiinili C.°§"““'m°a'° ‘ ‘ “Esillfillfifi Flir Sale without the leadership or the New programme. the Pupils and visitors Big u e5 t?” f, in a m. 53;,’ Prize for best. essay on “The Tmwi? Ema‘ "““"“° m“ °°“‘.“” '1 -“"""' - The lmsk we“ Co‘ » ~ York stock Exchange‘ closed m! were treated to rm" and candy‘ m!‘ 88! Ogiunee 21:“; amtmlte; League or Nations." donated by bachelor ,_,\vlio vwuld rather Whittle iTI-Iliiylll VAUGHAN If. GROOM i. the Independence Day holiday Complimentary remarks were made g o ' West Royalty Women's Institute th-a“ ‘york and m love “I'm me p05“ \i»np l1’ “m” R°Pm5°"““'° < wade" kept out or the market um by several and a vote or ‘hanks were represented. awarded to Ra 0nd M Kl ' mistress, caused much laughter. ‘Finis ""1 Mmqey 1\|_ 3dr, Law 0mm W9. U"? 11110051811611 8431115015- 011 the afternoon Al: the close h moved by Mrs George Dixo and The President‘ Mm Thos’ B0188: Pri f ilym h ac nncn. churactcr is we“ “med by Mr‘ Elmer Z I smmemd” °' PM!“ 297- tram“ of the estate of m3 1a“ "u. a flmer was m' ‘Sig: seconded by Eumbethliwuh of Sterling Institute, presided. m l“? s°rlgrDzit thighw‘ 5mm‘ Payntcr. 1419 John R. Dinnis. offer for sale his, ence’ than had bee Lean as tende d t m ‘ Meeting opened by singing iihe 1n- 5 n en or par ment- (“mated Mr. Grant MacLccci, in his pcrsoii- beautiful residence situated on the

n seen for sever- r W 1'8 0 e telcher by Mr. Ewen Cameron, awarded to < .. . , .. - .\i1~.\l1ll:in Gr-i- ., __ _ . , stituie Ode and repeating the . ation of old Dcricon Potur , a w1- _ . Mt. Edward Road 1115i‘. outside the s1 days. A final tabulation showedim’ the “Nimble HfY-Emwp- The Lillian Hurr Grade x "Mm" ~ ~ Creed. Mrs. H. S. MacEwcn gave Y- ~ dower, deaf and also after the post- ,\1,.“-,,,,...5 BELL 6,; MATHIESON city limits opposite the Experiment.-

calm balancing losses for eight‘. each, while 11 stocks were un-Y changed from Tuesdayls close. Ab- out 6,1100 shares changed hands. - International Nickel which sold: off a fraction in early trading; came back to finish up 25 cents

at $25.25. Canadian Industrial Al- ,_ ,, cohol issues were again active, the‘ Remmm- Emu“ - by Am°1d M“- W- 0"‘ M“ w- MMmY “"4 Gmde x J,._ very mm“, mo, Tom summers, W, ,. _,, C BARRISTER, soucrron, mo. d , r l f. . A shares adding 1-4 at 8 1-4 and Macphee‘ Mm H 8' snevenson- 9Y1“ 1°!‘ highest Average for the Mr. Felkins. m1 officer, “'11s taken """"““‘ -- NEW Bra" Bllllfllll! s: use fisflget ttgzmtnest pronem"

the B being unchanged Q1, '7 1-3, Shawinigan also picked up 1-4 at l9 1-4 and Canadian Pacific ad-‘ vanced 1-8 at 13 3-4.

Preferred shares which are notlMma Macxhmorh

actively traded in came out. today

Fecimion “I1 If! Mid Ands“ by b Mi Anit w bb and An 10- _. .

for losses. Canada Cement prefer-rm 1 M Lé ’ y 5s B‘ e g ing Grade VIII donated b t. h- 5mm ‘md p05‘ “h” Sh“ “as a -. ~ ~

xiv s“? 2:1...” a“ 1° ‘f? 5151053032; w... i:.:.i2.i:".:t:*::... .... . m Mum "“';;32';'. Co» LTD-

On 0a pre e p0 11¢ .. P hi E00 acting. * l _ ‘

p3 and Steel o; Canada meienedlkefilfefiggjatlon “Jo 08,5 Du " b history of Mayfield Institute. Miss vnrlzgortlgied ggfstieiaiefilngwiigg; Roxy, a 111,119 imrum scarum 1n- Qilicc: Over Provincial Bari. MQyTRg_u__ (qLugLnTj-ETOWN

l at 3B, Joyce Mmpfiau Y emma. Y rfsszardkAtisistant. supgrvisotnuggv: to fienry H . dined bu, be Win11", takrn by Mrs- T w n Rwhmimd Street, Cbarlottni ST‘ ma“;

Among other $100k to show de- r1 ' , 5 Very n T95 "8 an n51‘ 9 V 3' . Andrew Johnstonc, could not be iin- ,.“_,,"'-'_‘|_"" :; Ai ' _ clims were Brazilian down 1.3 M; géflif§fljiTt§fj°khfiglf Hou8e_ address on meal planning. In the Gig? seggggtsilghgjt ssgxgigg proved on. H01- pzn-i “'15 a heavy Q-I,,',‘I,I,‘,‘.,.H. A M n K c mmjzf‘, chflfilf: 8 1-2. Dominion Biidge 3-8 at keeper by Joyce Dan-uh murse °t h" talk Sh” Shaved awarded Pius Outlay ' one, but came nriur all Lhc fuirSlic ' J, , , , , V!" vmmhmd WW0‘

a‘ m» Emmi" 1° “M5 M'- 17-75 Recitation "Taking C... of Him ma“ t” m“s"’m? ‘he "we °t Public School Certificates were ‘M °x°°u°m mm“ i“ “u m“ ms‘ \ BARRISTER SOHCITOR ca 3‘"'i"5"= r '»"=-3' 55' and Montrein pow" 1.4, a; 34, 34, Nights. b iqoren M Ph balanced foods, variety, colour, form t d L m f n 1 Granny Grimes, :1 disreputable - g - y...- _\~,,,,1,1,,,,,-| _ ,,,,,,, ,1 _,,,,, 1L ‘ y Ce ac 9e‘ presen e o e o owng u“ Order looking old woman, who kept Rorfy ‘may Building “prov-in . . .1...» 1:: Junr 1o

Bathurst. Canadian Car, Massey Haaris and Bank of Nova Scotia

singing of the National Anthem brought the afternoon to a close. The following is thc programme: Opening Speech, by Harold Clark. Exercise, "Young Citizens in the Making.” Recitation, ‘Two Kinds of a Boy", by Garfield MacKjnnon,

Exercise, "Beautiful Eyes."

Recitation, “Bobby's Answer," by Willie Livingston.

Exercise, “Choice of Occupation," by Ruby Scott, Hilda MacNevin, and

Epilogue. “Good Bye". by Dan

MacPhee and Louise Scott.

were among those unchanged. Prese t ti f Ce tifi - ~ ~ Sales 6,604 shares, bonds $15,100. God 2532i; Kin; m“ “d ‘he M155” WW"! a d“°"' M's‘ ggberm Gerald mm“ Laura Fmmy‘ m“ mm“ "“"‘°"p°“'wa5 ‘ 5mm“, i75-2-6-1month "'"‘ """“*"'“ ' M" "8 H ' A. Wyand talked on Dental Clinics ‘Ty’ , _ well acted by 1\Ix-s_ Elwood Cflmp- _\,,|,.,.,,,,,,. r ' - Uilhrlv-fl . uni: ii i- (Patriot please copy) - The following certificates 1n the 1 m..- \0ri||lund i- n...» 11 ‘in mnen“ h" m" hi“. gggncciin otfhtlislzériirngéies%iblifgirgy :1: Madman Method 0f writing W"? behliiothei‘ feature of the evening liijiriii-ilrnl ' H F B A Mimi-ism .. . H Juno '11» l_____ . ‘ , 1 . - - t » - - 1,1 _ give" Iwas the specialties bciwvcn the acts. 'f-fi'"' :~- “°‘.}‘,,§,°§‘,‘§,",,‘“ ffgmkunm, Senior Certificate! Grace Crosby. Mrs. James WZlTl'(‘11,fi‘0liiK(‘!1SiI‘ig- ,',',‘.',‘,,‘.,,Q,{ ""_ _ nimnisnzn. SOLICITOB CHFVC“ BIOS" Lid. Ad ‘ ' P ' Committee was: President, Mrs. “Wm” cmmflms (“lphflbriic- ton. a sinner of l‘llfl‘_bi‘f‘~ill.\'. de- liurkivvrzziinm . RY- m- mmmsn-rrzrnrrs AGENTS Blair Andrew; vice President Mra al order): Maurice Curley. Birdena lighted tho audience wiiiiixvo bcau- "grip. i: T. D .- iCiuiillotteiil/Q L-5106. Frizzle, Ivan Frizzie, Helen Hurry, tiful selections. MLFfiliiix Rood al- Vmrvhm

FOB- SALE - DESIRABLE PRO-

ihe visiting members a cordial wel- come which was responded to by Mrs. Blair Andrew of Mayfield. The following committees were appointed: Nomination, Mrs. H- S. MacEwen, Mrs. Jerry Simpson and Mrs. Allen Wyanci; Resolutions.

The reports of the various In- stitutes were given, Bay View read by Miss Agnes Cullen, New Glasgow by Mrs. H. B. Stevenson, Sterling by Mrs. J- McGuigan, Mayfield by Miss Marguerite Houston. Avonlea

and texture in meals. Mrs. Wallace MacKsy and Mrs. Lorne MacEwen sang a. Gaelic song,

R. A. Houston; Secretary, Mrs. M.

Prize for boy showing greatest application to work. donated by Mr. Ewen Cameron. awarded to Ivan Roberta, Grade X.

Prizes for French and Latin vn- cabuiary, donated by teacher, awarded to Raymond MacKinnon, Grade X Sr., and Ilene Curley,

year in Grade X J12. donated by teacher, awarded to Jack Bell. Prize for highest standing in Grade VIII. donated by teacher, awarded to Grace Crosby. Prize for second highest. stand-

of merit): Grace Crosby, Marion MacKinnon, Maurice Curiey, Athol

mistress, caused much merrimcnt. by his taking cvcryiiiing up wrong. This is Mr. McLeod‘. he took his part like an old \'(.‘l"l‘fll"i.

Ralph Joluistonc and Leigh ter as William HPDF)’ and Tom L row rcspcctivclv, typical cm boys, took their parts woil. It was

by Mr. Elwood Campbell 11nd Mi§ Helen Buricigii, thc leading lady, wealthy mid from the city, was well acted by Miss Carrie \V0od.=irlc. Mr. Edgar Giiiospit, as Jane Judkins, who keeps 111(- village

locked up 11111.11 rescued, was taken by Mrs. Allan A. Campbell.

II. donated by teacher, awarded to

of chance in it preferably.

ISL n111>carnncc and ‘

Jcrusha I '-

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l '."<\i.'il e111...‘ 930,000

CK and BOND QUOTATIONS

R. R. Bell D. L. Mathieson, LLB. Barristers d: Solicitors Money to Loan Cameron BiorinCharlottetownJflEJ.

A- J. HASLAM. B.A.. LL.B.

C hariottetown

MacGuigan & Trainor Mark R. Mzicfiuigzin, K. C. d: C. St. Clair Trainer, B. A.

(Jhariottetown, P. E. Island. Money w Loan and Collections given the very best attention.

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This house contains 8 rooms fin.- ished in B. C, Fir with oak floors, tile bath room, hot watPrheating and is up to date in every particu- lar. There is also a wellfiiiishcd bam 25 x 18 and a. 3O pen f0 ranch. The house. was built. in 192