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TM hB|f°YOHl'ly examination of Flat

River school took place on Monday, JUN 30- Quite ti number of parents- and visitors were present. The ex- amination was conducted by the teach- er, ‘Mins Alma Mason, assisted by Mrs; Angus Rose and Mr. Magnus Ross. After the examination the pu~ pile tendered the following program:

Greetlng-By Elizabeth Ross and

Etta Beaton. Recitation, “The Flag Goes By,” Marion (Beaton. Recitution, “A Little Boy's Trouble," Alex Comp- ton. Recitation, “Whose Girl," Don- alda Ron. Recitation. “At School and at Home," Martin Ross. Dialogue, “Good<mye," Annie Compton and Marion Beaton. Reoitation_ “A Small Boy'| Complaint,"-Frank Rosa. Re- citation. "ln Flanders Fields and Can» ada's Answer,” Annie Compton and Donaida Ross. Racitatlon, “How But- terflies Grow." Mary G. Ross. Recl- tation_ "Rich Man, Poor Man. Beggar Man, Thief." Etta Beaton. Recitatlon. “A Four-Year-Old Student," Louis Ross. Recitotion, “The Latest Joke." Annie .\lacl’herson_ Ret-itation, “A Small Figure." (‘hrisieiie Benton, Re citation, “Wliat Has Britain Done,"

Elizabeth Ross.

After the prrigi-iiiii, rake :iiidteu

were served hy the lnrlies ol' the dis- trict and wi-is greatly cnjoyorl hy all. Short speeches were then inode liy' Mr. Magnus Ross and .\lr. .\lrii<'olni E. Beaton, expressing pleasure in the way iii which hoth ihe exaiiiiiiiiiioii and the program were reiiiluri_-tl, and which reflected great credit on the

teacher.

The following address, :ict-ompn1ii~

ed by a beautiful gold hroo<~h, wn.<

then presented to the teacher:

Dear Teacher.-Another school year

has drawn to a close and we. your pupils, look forward to the next wi"» no small amount of regret as \ve re'ni~i ize that you will not he with us. _\‘-i doubt throughout tht- past yenrili_~i~-» have been times when you were sorc- ly tried, pi-rliaps aiigei~»lii. hu: .il ways you treated us with kiii|ln<»ss, und did your utiiiost to help us uii- dersiiind the niosi diillvult problems 'ond put our school on a level with tho others in the province. We would like you to accept this little gift as a token of our esteem and gratitude, and we wish you in tho years to 1-fini < nothing but siiccess' and hnppiiioss.

The Pupils of Pint [liver School.

The teacher replied in a few words

thanking ilic pupils for their kind np- pret-iution of her services. The ex- amination caiiie to'o close by tho

slnging of the National Aiitlieni.

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WELLINGTON CENTRE SCHOOL

The closing exercises ot' \\'¢»lling-

ton school took plane on Juno 30th in the presence of a large niiiiilior of parents an] ratepziyf-r.~. tlif- sczhool lio- lng tastefully rlocriroterl for thc no caeion_ .

The exauiliiaiion was coiidiir-led hy

_thc teacher :issistetl hy Sgt. I.. W. Goodwin. !\l. .\i. and Mrs. Edwin .\ic- Donald_ The pupils who :inswcretl promptly and accurately. exhibited careful and thorough training.

A pleasing program hd heen careful-

ly prepared and was well rendered.

C0nipli~nieniur_\’ reiiizirlis were made

by Messrs. D.l.. Caineron. Chas. Ayers. and Sgt. Goodwin. f A vote ot’ thanks was tendered Miss Mc(`ahe for her energetii- work, and her untiring efforts to liring the scliool to a high standard, during the past three years.

At the close oi’ the examination ah

present were treated to home niade candy by the tea<~.lier.:ifter which thc following address was road: _

Miss. Mary E. McCabe

, Dear Teat‘lir‘i',-l have liven i'i><|iiest~ ed hy thepupils of our school to oi‘l'ci' you a slight token of our affection and regard. l cannot tell you how de-liglit~ od l am to he the means iii' conveying to you the expression of our united love. What wo oi`i'f-r you is n poor symbol oi' our fooling, hut we know you will receive it kimllyzts a simple indication of the attachment whit-.li each one of us cherish for you in out Heart oi' Hearts. '

You have made our lessons DlP2\S2\1ll

to us. so pleasant, that it would he ungrateful to call them tasks. We know that we have often tired your temper and i'orl>earanre. hut you have dealt gently with us in our wayward- ness, teaching os by example as well as precept the advantages of kindness and gel-f-control. We will ncver for- get yoii_ We shnl| look lirick to this ahool in niter life not ns n place of penance, but as a sci-no ni' mutual on- joyinent. where the pnths of learning, were strewn with ilo\v<=-rs, whenever memory recalls our sviiooldays our hearts \vlll ever turn towards you as they do today.

l have been i‘r~r|\io~'ti-fi iii' my school-

mates not. tri orlili"~i`.= 'fun ifirnially, but an ii beloved iiiid i"~<iie-fitvtl friend. in flint light dear 'l`o;.vi\'»r we all re: gnm you. Please nrwvpt with this little pri-sent our onrncst good wishes. Mny you .ilwnys ho :i happy as you hnvo oiidcnvorcd io ninko your pupils, niid. iiiiiy they hc nlwnys ns faithful in ili<\ii~duiics to otlicrs. ns you hnvc linen in your duties to theni.

tP:itilot ploosri copy.) ___________- T0 CURE INSOMNIA

An Eiiglisliwoiiian tclaiins-to have

discovered ri cure for liisoninio_ lt is Milind “.\'y'-zi~rl." and all you need to r-nusn you to drop oil' to sit-_ep is to list tho fir.-ii nniiicn oi’ :ill your fririnds and acquaintances, taking ouch ict- tvr of the .iiplialiet in order.

youiig lilo had liel-ii spent"~ri\'i~i';it-:is ~ _ _ _ _

_ _ ' _ - . ' l\' fiiid do\vnrii.:`ht iotilisli over siiiiio oi iw-i \\'i:i> :ii'- doing woll iii riiilitr-.

and ho: iital. llero lit- had lic(-.ii L' <

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oats _ _ _ . . . . _ _ . _ _ . _....so white om..'._....`.._`__..'_.[__._.'85

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A BIT OF ADVICE THAT CAN BE inc," said one oi' the old liiiiids, dis- |i`ni~toi'_\' o\\'ni~i- i.ilk :ind i`ii'.ill\ iii~n\|.:|,[ W I h

` “ i`oi'w:ii‘ll ilir- mst- of Qui.~lt\'.'i'tt, B » M k t oo unwns ed ._ . _.50 ! Hides per lb. ..........--.....-.. 180

e e S ¢Vool washed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . __.75 :Wheat . . $2.00

APPLIED. itfiissiiig Quis'k\vitt`s lwli:iviu\ii'_ li

_ isnt ns lliliugli lin hurl lit-.oil giissr-il "You 1iii~nii tri iw gooil :i ilio ro-

.()vm_ {__m_ _“mm om Ur Qm(_lwu.__ oi' liiid iiiiy-thing lliut would _ :ii`t'r~i-1 tiiriiod nii~ii_ You have si-v.-i-:il ii .Iz-

NS l\"=\'l. Wt he just acts iii-liiioi'iii\»~ ilu: for _\'\\\i..:iiirl you citr- iii» iii.<i:iiici~

iW00` wushed.... .. _ _ . . _ . _ . ._.55 ;Wollunwaahed......... . . . . . . . ...50

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BOURIS MARKET

" _ho I-:iw of (Juli-ltwiit.` sized iig- :`ii

known :is Private Quickwitt. l i_k _.H _ _|. ` __ V-*W ill- _lllflil ill f‘lf\i<li1i<_5 "ll_\-- » ' .

The new _“___ or c_v___(___ wh_____ ____t.;2_i_i__e__»\i____ ___:i_i_r\._ii_i_:i__iil_< __O__\\__i_:i__li__i__i_1l_ iiii‘_i_ii_~i |»oiiii_oiii ont- fact in this von- lililicr (croniiil-ry (iii) i 58

changed Mm from __ _igmmg _"__" ___ ____ _M ____________ ____ _________ _____.__ ____.___ ::;.¢i:oii_, __.\<_iti_i\~i' of thi- iiii.,_i .\'-in liiiiti-\~, d:ii|~y .. . . . . . . . ... to 54

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first Joh he had evir li »ll. .\' w hi' - . _ ~- _ ._ V _

* ‘ ‘ 0 \ i`:ift_0r'y liifrire thc w.ir_’ .initrd tho mm m mm.||im,I.y_ with nw ,.‘,S“ll _

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iey iii proinnid liiiii ils _lol 11.-iliniiiit. yum. “_m_m ‘H11 nm Mum] _`_tm_ “M WML wm,hed_ __ _G5 _IA

wus to return. lie wenit on his way D q C R "mn - 'I'

_ _ ~ ‘lf ‘ ' ' _f ' that lic li:i.~: four yeni‘s of p‘ig

to Im Hcmry' Everythmg looked Oh' mm! with which to voiiipotr- :ind foiilii MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS E

iii ri--~|ir~li 'ind niuddv ilcld. in liiliot -_ ,,

thin 's.

Butler (dairy) npr iii . _ . . . _ _ _ .__ llultor tc.rc;iiiicry) pcr lli . . . . . . . .._

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‘wwn 'lt th" “Nfl works' It WM th” "HUW ‘Nil Still mit* Yillli' itll’ ill ill" liave uiiiii- nlis~.rd in iiiiitliods in iiivn Potatoes 80

foreman, r_u;l :i new man at the gate-.'§m_\.,.d you woum lik., il mmin-_i~i

red overheud' cryiiiing is r:iiaiigcll_ who

long. Wo lt _i ' xp

Quicltwitt's lingers refused to iii- .ml 'hi .' . ' - ' . ,_ nimble. He thought of tho spot-d T],e,.(.}»v l»;2]H?nE0l|‘:,£;:.-5 ns,]:,3{1(|gn»t mg; D0 with which he had handled <‘ni'trillgi-s worm". of vuu how if she had mm-S ‘ven- at the‘front. Several tinies the iiiro~ l,r(,grés5_.~ ' ` ‘ “"U"‘

tho complaint was registviicil that of ,he WM nn... w,.e»(§ Qulckwm seemed £0 P35' “il *‘ft""‘ The Service-.`()»ilicer was a man who Quick

0b Ile WH 11C€““"fl of mow-ii uirkiv within an iimn- he -'it

tiontohisj., i. ._ _q__ _ loitering unnecessarily, rind scvcrnl was down in the factory building you

and the foreman. fm-Oman ,y 1 _ H- i _ | .| i A on Qiirtwo -~..._.....;°‘:::.:‘;.1.':::.:..r ::.i.°'i.;... ."'.:‘".i..’

'_ 9 Seemed to lmiafslnnd llow did you find them"" were his is'-li

out no on _ _ _ _ _ _ '°C*‘°P'° °'"‘“¢°‘l B 3"* 1* “°°"‘*‘ "’ Opening questions. 'riien he ter nw ,wir-t-.'

\t's ‘li‘iu~." sold -‘.hi~ iririiiniiii, vas soinowliat pleased to think ielr |irn;:i'f‘ss had liocn so noted. er thought of that lioforc," you know whore Llint chop is? send him hack and wo will have i' trinl lorzniliviz l gin-sn tho that nvcry returnnd innnniust itod diiicrcntly.” od for you," coniiiionted the ll.

Oillifvr, as he turned lo locate

Strange "mchmery mured and wmr`| "Might, hut it lsnit the siiiiio. Ev- "'l`hi

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The nm! week dw” '“l°’"“““l’\»" “Of course. it has. Wha-t did you that tl

" “°°““’ "‘°“"l°“°“*-“Wi 0 ect” Do von think Canada stood 'ii nev

man warned him during the ilrst ton ..\-vs_ but -. burst in Quickwm :Mit l5_ days that he was slow in pilkinu up |~ih,.y might' give a fenow u Chancegf "?_,G':' hi” W‘"k- BY the end 0' 'W0 “'i“‘i<t limi he miami ii rt-W nt the incidents SJ-__,{_

should not take long to convince employers' that tho man who I hold littck tho lliin rivcriwiig is in of holding down his own linri lioiiioltiml. All we risk for him

altercationa took place between hiin ..h,,mng Wm, HU, manager and head hplpu(

on't put up too much Iinrlicrl

Butter lli. ._ , . . _ , 40 Esga .. .....~il_ Oats . . 85 Potatoes 70

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Butter 38 Esss ._ Oats (bun) . . _ _._ so Wool unwashed . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Wool 65

KENSINGTON MARKETS

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