when
Junior Goes to Camp
For yearn we have sent the boys off to camp well outfitted 1° 6M0? camp to the full. Camp Suits onsisting of shirt “d slim“ t0 M81611, strong, durable and washable, in col-
ours rust, sand, navy and khaki. 1
Sizes 6 to 12 years. Price o > HE’LL NEED A RAINCOAT
We have a smart yellow stormcoat, light weight, washable
and waterproof. Sizes 6 to l6 years, Price .
-..- ace-I “s-n..." u... carotene-loo
MGDRE £~ MitEOD Llefil
CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.l.
Y (lueen Square School Prize List
SOWS
Receiving sows Friday (Only), July 7. Farmers wishing to sell kindly arrange deliv- ery on that day.
DAVIS (S. FRASER, LTD.
GOHZYIIOI‘ Generals Medal. high- _,o.~t staildiilg in Grade X. awarded
. . ted by His Ewcellencl’ Most
Rev. James Boyle. awarded to Ivan
I Dowliil . '
‘ Pr , pupil standing second in
Grade X, donated by Redemptor- is‘. Fathers, awarded to Billie Hen-
for English iil Grade X. _ ________ ‘donated by Rel‘, Aillhonyi Francis, All breeders interested in Shortshorns should plan to l Mp“,i§§dki,9 x_ don. attend the Shorthorn Breeders‘ l'ield Day' to be held on the l Med 113v hire‘- R Jenkins. ' , . - . ,. _. _ ~ ‘q \’ _,‘ _ v . . . llll!‘llltll_\‘ of the ate Dr. ‘lgllllldl 613;‘ I.0lne Banners» K Son... .loi.,olo on Fhulsdayumg ,v.a,.d(_d m Ivan Bowling , . .
__ for Arithmetic. Grade X. An educational program will be conducted and )lr.
l1.
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“iilrolliilii NOTE
‘ P illOllIilfCgi by IRev. Lollilis Dougan. . . , , . ., . 1 ‘a' t L D ' . H. R. \\ hite. b2Cl‘L‘llll'_‘~' of the Canadian Shorthorn Associa-i "b.3125 yo‘; 1313311 Dill ngGrade X, lion will he in attendance. lglfniltrfl by l-élvd (‘ifltllvllc g/Olnlimh v _ _ H I - - 1 _ _ (‘i llf‘, HWZII‘ f‘ IViI ' . ’lhe Dlfillhllll \.ill begin at l ocloek p.m. p . m, 1.~,-C,,ch°,,, ',',,.,,§,’§‘ n)? Plan to zitteilii this event and lend your support to i doi tedi bty Prof. J1.) H21 Blanchard, ‘j .' . . , ' -’ ‘ - . . QWZIlTlC O IVflll owing. theealoiiholn bleed in Piince hdyyaid Island. V‘ i Plcizc m. Mathematics Grade x, J. (ROSBL President S. L. WRIGHT, Secretary l Klnnntcd by H. F‘. McPhee. K, 0.. ~ lawarrlcd to Ivan Dowling. " '1 1 - l Prizc for Third Highest Aggre- gate Grade X, donated by Rev. Pltfimidfidl/Iillan, awarded to Irving Priae for History Grade X, don- ated by Rev. J. W. MeArdle, award- cd to Frank ‘Slgsworth. , Prize for Highest Standing Grade ,' IX. donated by His Excellency Most .Rcv. James Boyle, awarded to ,'\Vclldell Bevan.
ga Grade VII. Mr. MacDonald's _ Dept. donated by the Liguortan Credit Union, nwudedto Aurele
V lVlis-s Francis‘ rn- J
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Mr. Peter D. McArthur, President of the Domin- i inn Progressive Conservative Association and former President of the Dail'yQFai'mers of Can- ada. will address a meeting of the Nlcmbers of the Progressive (fonservative Association -in THE B. I. S. HALL 0N GRAFTON STREET 0N WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF JULY AT THE HOUR 0F 9 P. M. Mr. lit-Arthur has an important message the Farmers 0f Prince Edward Island.
J .. -.
for
Sydney Screened COAL
We are now receiving regular shipments of this high grade coal for steam and household use.
We strongly‘ advise taking delivery as early"as pos
bible, as it is expected transportation, etc. may make it difficult to secure coal latei-in the season.
W. D. GILLIS 8i C0.
PHONE 176
Prize for Second highest stand- ~ing Grade IX, donated by H. F. . n-IacPllec, K. C.. awarded to Philip j Murphy.
. Prize for Progress. donated by _Rev. E. Robin, awarded to Alfred l-icnncsscy‘. I Prize for Application Grade IX, donated by Mr. Lco Doucette. lawziljded to Fred Coyle. I Prize for English, Grade IX, don- rated bv Mr. W. D. Gillis, awarded ‘Ito Philip Murphy. l Prize for Arithmetic. Grade IX, donated by New Method Clean- ers. awarded to Wendel Bevan. Prize for History and Hygiene, Grade IX. donated by Benevolent Irish Society. awarded to Wendel Bevan. Prize for Mathematics. Grade IX, donated by Hon. Mark R. Mc- Guigan, awarded to Frank Gorm-
Prim I Intln God IX. d - atod by the Bruin Credit lg: ion, awarded to Coyle.
Prize tor Geography. Grade
the Doug ters o! the Empire, awarded to Philip Murphy.
Prize tor second highest stand-~ ing in Geography, donated by Mr.l W. D. Glllls, awarded to Clarence;
Highest Aggregate.‘ VIII, Miss Muri-iaghans Dept.. donated by Dr. W. J. P. Mac- Mlllan, awarded to Mai-k McGui-l
gan. .
Prize for Second Highest Ag-l gregate, Grade VIII. Miss Mums- ghan's Dept.. donated by Col. D. A. MacKinnon, awarded to Leo ‘ Coyle. - l Prize for ‘Application, Grade VIII. i donated by Rev. E. Robin, awarded , to James McEacllern.
Prize for Highest Standing, Grade VIII. Mr. MacDonald's Dept.. donated by Dr. J. D. Mac- Guigan, awarded to Maurice Flynn.
Prize for second Highest stand- inl. Grade VIII, Mr. MacDonald's Dept.. donated by Hon. Dr. WIJ. P. MacMillan, awarded to Augus- tine Bavtdant.
Prize for Application, Grade VIII, Mr. MacDonald's Dept, don- ated by Hon. Mark R. McGulgai-i, awarded to Leigh MdcNally.
Prize for Highest Stun , crude VIII. Mr. MacDonalds Dept.. donated by His Excellency Most Rev. James Boyle, awarded to Jack MaoOoi-mlc.
Prize tor 5 years p eot st- tendance, donated b uncillor T. Andrew, awarded o Philip Ros-
siterywendel Bevan. Alfred Hen- _ Murell Doyle and Blair
u; for Second Highest Aggre-
. ‘mini Highest Acoreelte VII. Mr. MacDonald's Dept.. d by Benevolent Irish Soc- arded to Charles Cannon. for Deportment. donated .E. Robin, awarded to 1 Byers.
~ Highest Standing, Grade Vi‘ ss Francis’ Dept.. donated h" Rndeinptorist Fathers, awarded ta Billie Leonard,
Prize Second Highesb Standing Grade VII, Miss Francis‘ Dept.. donated by Mr. Leo Doucette. awarded to Edwin Kelly.
Prize for Application Grade VII, Dept, donated by
.. . W. McArdle, awarded to Charles Peters,
Prize Highest Standing Grade
Miss \Vel:.h‘s Dept.. donated by Dr. J. A. MiicMillnil. awarded to Charles Cheveric.
Prize for Second Highest Stand-
in: Grade Vl. Miss Welshs Dept.. by Rev. K. MacMillan. ‘ded to Dunstan Drew. P 1.. for the Third Highest Standing Grade VI. Miss Welshs Dcpt. donated by Lleut-Col. E. J. H. Morrisey, awarded to Joseph Gallant.
Prize {or Highest Standing Grade VI, Miss Clarkiifs Dept, donated by Hon. Mark R. Mac- Guigail. awarded to Allan Mac- Donald.
Priz» for Second Highest Ag- gregate Grade VI. Miss Clarkin's Dept.. donated by Dr. J. D. Mac- ,(‘:lli2nil. awarded to Cyril Mac-
| Donald.
4‘ Prize for Third Highest Aggre- yate Grade VI. Miss Clarklrrs ,Dcpt.. donated by Dr. W. J. P.
‘DiacMillan, awarded to Lawrence
Gauthier. .
Prize for Highest Aggregate. [Grade V. Miss Doyle's Dept.. don- ,atcd by Mr, M. A. Farmer, award-
ed to hlerrill Doyle. '
Prize for Second‘ Highest Aggre- gate Grade V. Miss Doyle's Dept.. donated by Benevolent Irish Soc- ietr. awarded to Frank Roberts.
Prize for Third Highest Aggre- gate Grade V. Miss Doyle's Dept, donated l;_v Dr. J. D. MacGuigan, awarded to Billie Davey. .
Prize for Highest Standing} Grade V. Miss Butler's Dept.. don- ated by Rev. K, MacMillan. award-l ed to Terrance McWadc. ‘
Prize for Second Highest Stand- ing Grade V. Miss Butler's Dept.. donated by Dr. J. A. MacMillan. nvlardcd to Arnold Clleveric.
Prize for Third Highest Aggre- gate Grade V. Miss Butlers Dept, donated by LicuL-Col. E. J. H. Morrisscy, awarded to Bobby Laf- ferty.
Prize Ilirzllest Standing Grade IV, Miss J. MacDonald's Dept.. donated by Redenlptorist Fathers, alvarded to Iail Gillies.
Prize for Second Highest Stand- llig Grade IV. Miss J. MacDonalds Dept.. donated by Provincial Bank of Canada. awarded to Wendel Burke.
Prize {or Third Highest Aggre- gate Grad;- IV, Miss J. MacDon- ald's Dept.. donated b_v Mr. M. A. Farmer. awarded to Hudson Wil- loughby.
Prize for Highest standing Grade IV. Miss Blanchards Dept.. don- ated by Dr. J. D. MeGulgan, awarded to Donald Gallant.
Prize for Second Highest Ag- gregate Grade IV. Miss Blanch- ard's Dept.. donated by Dr. J. A. MacNlillan, awarded to George Bradley.
Prize for Third Highest Aggre- gate Grade IV. Miss Blanchardfls Dept.. donated by H. F. McPhee, awarded to Raymond Doucette.
Prize for Highest Standing Grade III, Miss M. MacDonald's Dept.. donated by Redemptorlst Fathers, awarded to Pete Cox.
Prizz Second Highest Standing Grade IV. Miss M, MacDonald's Dept.. donated by Lieut-Coi. D. A. MncKinnon, awarded to James Gauthier.
Prize Third Highest Aggregate Grade III. Miss M. MacDonald's Dept.. donated b}: Rev. Louis Dou-
lcy. <
gan. awarded to Billie Chalsson. Prize for H; Wfal. _A_ggreg5te
mi donated o the Imperial Order exile“ 5"“ m-
- Community
- m cnenmmereiltw GQARlW-N.
tor’: Dept..
HHQL, awarded to Roaeph Pr e tor Second Highest gre- Mlss Rona tei-‘a New Method liners, awards to Gordon Hen- nesse
Y. Prize for Third Highest Aggre- gate, Grade In, Mia! Rouiter’: Dept.. donated by H. I". MacPhee, awarded to Lorne MacDougall. Prize Highest Aggregate Grade III, Miss Walsh's De t.. donated
b . . ed to Gerald Doll-on. Prize Second Highest Aggregate on-
Rovell.
Dept.. donated b Cle
Grade III, Miamwalshb Dept.. Grade 1'1‘! (Min M. MacDonald):
ated y Dr. "J. D. MacGuigan, I. Pete Cox; 2, ‘James Gauthier:
awarded to Brian MacCallum. l o Chniuon: 4, Gerald Mar- Prize for Best Kept Claus and tin; 5, Stephen Jeffery and Ralph
Home Work Books,_donatcd by Redmond.
Patriot Publ Company. Grade n! (Min mutter): l. Joa-
awarded to James Connolly. Prize (or Highest Aggre ate Grade II, Miss Walsh's Dept.. on- ated by Llguorlan Credit Union, awarded to Vincent Gallant. Prize for Second Highest gno- gate Grade II, Miss Walsh’: opt, donated by Mr. H. F. MloPhec. alvardcd to James Morgan. t Prize for Courtesy, Grade II. Miss Walsh's Dept. donated by tllc Provincial Bani: of Cflllkdmt equally nlcrlted by Gerald Batch-l llder. David Livingstone. Raymond Arsenault, Willred McKenna and‘ illdhn Weather-bio, drawn by David‘ V
ne. Prize Highest
regote, Grade II, Miss Vessey's t.. donated by Dr. J. A. MacM an, awarded
to Pat MoWade.
Prize tor second Highest gre- gate Grade II. Miss Vessey’: opt, donated by Benevolent Irish Boc- iety, awarded to Bred McAdam.
Prize for Third Highest Aggre- gate, Grade II. m» Vessey’: ept.. donated by the Llguorian Credit Union, awarded to Alcidc Martin.
Prize Highest Aggregate Grade II, Mia MaoTagueb Dept.. donat- ed by New Method Cleaners, award- ed to Fred Shepherd.
Prize for Second Highest Aggre- gate Grade II, Miss McTague‘s Dept.. donated by Dr. J. D. Mac- Guigan, awarded to Robert Kig-
glIlS. J Prize Third Highest Aggregate
Grade II. Miss MCT%UB'S Dept.. donated by Rev. J. . McArdle, awarded to Leo Duffy. '
Prize for Highest Aggregate Grade I. Miss Moran's Dept.. don- ated by the Patriot Publishing Co.. alvarded to Paul McInnls.
Prize for Second IHlghest Ag- gregate, Grade I. Miss Moran's Dept.. donated by Rev. K. Mac- Millan. awarded to Keir Bevan.
Prize Third Highest Aggregate Grade I. Miss Moran's Dept.. don- ated by Rev. Louis Dougan, award- ed to Jackie LeClair.
Prize Highest Standing Grade I. Miss Hessians Dept.. donated by Redenlptorist Fathers. awarded to James Hogan and Bobbie Dillon.
Prize Second Highest Aggregate Grade I. Miss Hessiairs Dept.. don- ated by Lt-Col. D. A. MacKinn0n. alirarded to Peter McGonnell.
Prize Third Highest Aggregate Grade I, Miss Hessians Dept.. don- ated by Lt-Col. E. J. H. Morris- sey, awarded to Joseph Doucette.
Prize Highest Standing Grade I, Miss Duffy's Dept.. donated by Rev. Louis Dougan. awarded to Lawrence Gallant.
Prize second Highest Standing Grade I, Miss Duffy's Dept.. don- fitGd by Benevolent Irish Society, awarded to Bernard Gallant.
Prize Third Highest Aggregate Grade I, Miss Duffy's Dept.. don- ated by New Method Cleaners, awarded to Gerard Cheverie.
Prize, donated by Dr. Charles Dougan, for Proficiency in School Spirit. School Work and School Athletics. awarded to Noel Wilson.
Prize. donated by Mr. Jack Letghtizer. Jr., for Proficiency in school Spirit, School Work and School Athletics, awarded to Mer-
lin McKenzie. Prize for Music. donated by Concert Association. awarded to Wilbert McInnls. Art Doucette and Charles Cheverie.
Prize for Manual Training. Sen- ior Group. donated by Liguorian Credit Union, awarded t6 Alfred Hennessey.
Prize for Manual Training, Jun- ior Group, donated by Hon. Mark R. McGuigan, awarded to Alfred Arsenault.
Prize donated by Dr. F. C. Dou- gcn, for the best all around ath- le at the Annual Ice Sports. alvardcd to Lloyd Martin.
ATTENDANCE "CERTIFICATES
One Year: Billy Purcell. Wendel Burke, Charles MacDonald, Char- les Ready, Terrance MeWade, Fran- cis Burke, Norman Coker. Augus- tine Martin, Edward Doiron, Pran- cis Zakem, Clifford Glllis. Gerald Martin, Donnie ‘Doyle, Roderick Rossiter, Teddy Crelghan, Des- mond Whitlock, Donald MacNally, Brian Willoughby, Donald Clay- bourne. Keir Bevin, Roland Doiron, Clifford Atkins, Gerard Cheverie, Allan Crabbe. Arnold MacCallum, Malhon Harley, Lorne Burke, Allan MacDonald, Patrick Kelly, Gower Mullen, Michael Doyle, Ivan Dowl- ing. Augustine Bavadant, John Burke, Wendell Byers, Arthur Ryan, Gerard Murray, Lorne Do- iron, James Morgan, John Mac- Donald, LeRoy MacDonald.
Two Years: Billie Weatherble, Stephen MacDonald. Earl Peters, Ray Mahar. Billie Leonard, Billie Doyle. William Hennessey, _ Leigh MacNally, Claude Field.
Three Years: Clifford Ready, Charles Cheverie, Billie LeClair, Brian MacCallum, Kenneth Tulle, Howard McDonald, Bonnie Le- Clalr. Charles Burke.
Four Years: Edwin Kelly, Ed- ward Lund, Emmet Francis, Joa- eph Field.
Five Years: Philip Rosslter. wen- dell Bevan. Alfred Henneaaey, Merrill Doyle, Blair Bruce.
HONOR DIPLOMA]
Grade 1, Ivan Do ; l. William ennesoey; i, g Praught; 4, Andre Wedge; I, rm. Bigswcrth.
Grade IX: l, Wendell Bevan; l, Philip Murphy; 3, Pflld Coyle- 4. Alfred Hennessey; ll, Wilbur Mc-
Innis. Grade VIII (Mr. MacDonald): 2, Augustine
Glide 1J1, Mill Raul donated by LL-Ool. ll. J. H. Nor-l
an, lwlrd- i
e l Butler): I. ‘hu- nnce Mcwndo; 2. Arnold Cheverle; ' . 0 Y I’; l. EWC6- = = a" are. ... "e- ney: . v c rmac. Grader‘; (Mics Doyle): l, Mer- yrlll D0310; 2, Prank Roberto“ I, inllly vey; 4, Martin Mclloch- '-=".*.=..':.~ ‘e'"'...."..""l'"'.l...>.~ u. ' c . no : 2. Wendell Burke; =3. Hudson Willoughby; 4, John _ Wgalié mrlény Connoll e lnolurd Donald Gallant- 2. George Brad- ley; 3, Raym Douoettc; 4., Donald Steele; 5, Dulles Gauthier.
iLAllAuMuDonl Grlduvlwu
epb Revolt: 2, Gordon Hennesaey; 3, Lorne MncDougall.
Grade III (Miss Walsh): 1, Ger-
d Dolron; I. Brian MacCallum; Hugh .:
e n will» wum): 1. Vin- Ci i J. ' an '
Il-ic Austin Bradley And Billy Doyle.
Grade. i1! » (Miu-McTngue): i. Frederick Bbcphurd- 2. Robert xizelm; l. L» laud ; 4. Warren Henncuey; I. John Bu!
Grlde I (Miss Moran): I, Paul Melanie; I, Keir Bevan,- 8, Jackie LeClalr; 4, Basil Doyle; 6, John Kane.
Grade I (Miss Duffy) l. Lulu-- once Gallant; 2, Bernard Gallant; 3. Gerard Cheverle; 4, Alon Crabbe: b. Stephen Patric.
Grade I (Miss Hessian): l. James Hogan and Bobbie Dillon; 2, Peter‘ MBGOHMU; 3, Joseph Doucette: 4, Emil“ 595M937; 6. George Bolger.
JUNIOR CERTIFICATES
hey. Norman Coker. David Mac. Cormac, Clifford Ready, Terrance lé/Icvgede. Bobby Lafferty, Billy
fir!‘ Ban, Paul Davey. Frank Rob. elr s, Donald MacNally. David Moe. G5» Arm"? RYE". John Hughes, Jellies Cermvdy. Reggie hashes.
"18 Weedeate. Henry Hurting- Br, Joseph Thistle, Lorne Burke,
onald Gallant, Fred Costello, Francis Vlllard. B Davev,
ITS Quake: magic! The crispy us: of chose golden-brown, malty Quake: Cora Flakes . . . ry. tangy, delicious
tempting . . . KEPT oval- fiesh and crunchy in
that big, thrifty flavoured-sealed blue
and yellow packagei When you shop for cereal
- . . remember, it’: QUAKER CORN FLAKES
can...» name or Writing elm make your family
Mliludyd DQRocl-io, Robe" Burke. QHfOI"MORE"I 3:1,”? v§,§'§%w¥:,‘:fe°°£°lfif§fa§- Order Quaker Cora if? Mfiigldam, Howard McDonald: Flake! today! a" ‘mim- Cyrll MacDonald, _
Borgia Hewett, Walter Shepherd, 01-111mm“ e w e, Donald Trainer, Drew es-Iofleglihelgiafiiant D u t a n Cheverlc. ' an“
‘flu Cecilio: Ooh Company PROGRESS CERTIFICATES MCuMdQLIInIIQd
Charles MacDonald. Arnold Che- '
V8116. Bobby Trainor, Leith Swee.
LOOK FOR THE
BIG BLUE AND Yillow-yeiciiioi
lc James Doiron, Merrill Doyle R01. and 1313116118111. Gerard Arsenault. Kenneth Tulle. Wendell Rel’ Connolly. David Doyle,
‘The American coal-tar dye in- dustry, rapidly expanding since the
Ian d t‘ d ‘litary lleeis ndlnnd wireless rommunications a! ggtéiij Jlégiga$alshLag7llélr- Billy hggneisnlacdean BVIiIiiIBlJlC tor exprlirt I have an effect on the intensity a Iloughbg,’ Joseph Géilang son Wll-Igpokitg lgafieir cent of the total value lfélielllllc r855 as measured at nu
I Magnetic storm! that disturb th ,earths magnetic field and often Firs; world w“, i5 now meetliiglcreates disturbances in telegrapht
l, Maurice Flynn: Savldnnt; 3, Leigh MacNally; 4. Billie Pryor: 5, John Walker.
Grade VIII (Miss Mui-naghanir l. Mark MeGuigan; 2. Edward Lund: 3, Leo Coyle; 4. James Mo- Eachei-n; 5. Lorne McInnls.
Grade VII (Mr. MacDonald): l, Jack McCormick; 2, Aurele Bel- anger; 3. Charles Cannon; 4. Wen- dell aillis.
Grade VII (Miss Francis): l. Billie Leonard; 2, Edwin Kelly; 3, Charles Peters; 4, Arnold MaeCal- llim: 5, Milford MacAulay.
Grade VI lMlss Clnrklni: l, Al- lan MacDonald; 2, Cyril MacDon-
ald; 3. Laurence Gauthier; 4. Alf-
towngor
red Condy; 5. Henry Hughes.
Grade VI (Miss Welsh): 1. Char- les Cheveric; 2. Dunstan Drew; 3, Joseph Gallant; t, Simon Atkins:
_ .°'LET’S G0” Fqrming calls all;
sTUnENTs .
FARM labour is definitely scarce. I
...Studento can fill the gaps made by war in the ranks of those needed on the land.
u-Boye 15 and up and girls 16 and up are urgently needed for farms this summer.
...This In the chance for boys and girls to answer a real patriotic appeal
....Don’t any “no-"l
Here ls how you g0 about It: ACT NOW! A
Consult your Agricultural Representative or any local Committee established for placing farm workers in your District; or
Write to the Director, li‘arm Labour Bureau, Charlotte.
Communicate with the mar-est Employment and Selective Service Office. ‘
THIS ADVERTISEMENT is isspmi air rim nonunion DEPARTMENT or LABOUR. AS PART or wan noiamioN-r-iiovmcinr. rum naaoun moduli.
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