THE

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School ilpens

Tuesday Sept. 16"'

I We are the

Best Store in the City

For

Boys’ Slothing

Ba-sed on immense varieties-sterling values, ser-

vice that mothers and boys both like-that’s,why moth- ers and boys are daily coming here to be clothed.

Boys llew Fall Suits for School

Norfolk Suits, made in serviceable tweeds in Greys, l

Browns and Mixtures, some with belt all round, others with belted back .and still others with plain back and four patch pockets in front. These splendid suits are both for school and play, made in good strong reversible

tweeds.

Ladies' New Felt Hats in all 'the leading shades at Slnciair’e.

suits, dresses, etc.. now on display. at iSinclalr’s. 3979-9-10-2l.

Bedeque Choral Society at Sum-

Autumn Millinery Opening. See ull

Western Guardian

-SHOP from Holman’| catalog. -wonoenrui. ei-iow'|No ei

3979-9-1,0-2|.

--ALL TiHE NEW fall coats.

-<"QUEEN ESTHER", by the

uierslde, Friday night, Sept. 12:11,

Thurs. & Fri

_,___

--THE LARGEST display of pat-

tern and ready trimmed millinery wo hav-e ever shown, now ready [or September 13th at Sinelair's,

3979~9-10-2i.

-THE' SUMMERSIDE BUSI-

NESS COLLEGE is now open. SEND FOR FREE PROSPECTUS. We will find you ii good homeat reasonable rates.-J. Pogson.

3454873mths

-T0 CATCH MORE FISH USE King Fisher" Brand Gill Webs. Holnian’s tall stock just arrived, and your order can be shipped the day received.-3966-9-9-Iii,

-SATURDAY. Septomlber 13th

the latest cr-cations in pattern nnd novelty hats. Moderately priced. Sinclair 6': Stewart, Ltd.

3979-9-10-2i.

--MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED.-

Rcvcrend and -Mrs. .Inincs 'Hamilton announce ithe marriage oi their daughter Ruth Eliot to Mr. Frcil- crick Rohcrtsoii inirkin. on Mon~ day, Sept. l, 192-i, at Godci'ich,0nt. Mr. l.arkin is thc only surviving sun of Rev. i~‘. H. Larkin, D.D.,iind Mrs. Larkin, of Scaforth, Ont., and i'ot‘mci'ly of Alberton, -P.i<J.l. -

-SUMMERSIDE AGENT.- Mr.

Byron MacDonald of the MacDon- ald Drug Co., is now Guardian rep- resentative in Summeraide, and will be pleased to receive news, advertising and Job Printing. Mr. MacDonald sells the Morning .Suardian at his store. His tele- phone No. is 12-2. ti.

-l.‘|VE HOGS WANTED~No-

tice to farmers. Wo will buy livc hogs und lambs at Albany Sta- tion, Tucsday and \Vednesda,\'. Sept. 0 and 10th. Paying highest ninrkct price on that date. Green Bros., 'Borden & Albany.--fii.

--HOLM.AN’S REGULAR FALL

SCHOOL OLOTHES ARE/ READY--here

t - - . in the biggest .and best range in Prince

~ Edward Island. Bring in your boys and let

‘ us fit them as you like to have them fitted. _

I im ,I . .if

. .

tiff" 'Nice patterns in good tweed suits for

{_ boys from 6 to 12 years ready to- `\ "(9 ll,

day at .. V °

' Similar suits for bigger boys, from 13 to ` , ,\,...7,§1f'ftff'5,f;‘i 18 years of age great values $ ` at~....

Good weight blue Cheviot suits with TWO

PAIRS OF PANTS, stylish and smart, sizes from 6 to 18 yrs. of age °

_ Heavy Brown herringbone tweed suits

with TWO PAIRS bloomers, very smart, well tailored' suits. . ,

e Age8to12years.. . . . . .....$13.50

Age13to18years .. $15.00

.“ First Longs ”

’I,i`ancy brown and grey tweeds in “first

long styles-Just as smartly made as his

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Caps , Underwear J erseys Shirts i

The Men’s Store makes It easy

Getting 'them read for School-E-Sept. 16th

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Juveniles, ages 2 to 8 ye.ars . _ _ . . _ $4.50 .a.nd$ 5.00 Small Boy, ages 8 to 12 years _ . . . . $6.75 to iii 8.00 Large Boy, ages 12 to 16 years . _ _ . . _ $6.75 to $15.00

A Th B s Outfitters

e Oy 'low days, i'ai'inere are aclivi~ly on-

The On; Price

one p"i°° lol ~. P ‘ ,s|t_\f, at ailt three* ulitpoiiittiii-iitivii

i , Cash Store. 7 iiciicqiic ll ii,m., Soni'lot.o\\'n .l p

! Everybody' ’ . *-1- im., Capo Tra\‘cris'o T p.m.

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____ , I ;thc ci'op appears to ho wt-ll up

parting Priest Rev

Joseph Fr

ancis Fay

Before his departure from Edmon- ton tho parishioners oi St, Gcorlrillfi

Parish, presented Francis Fay willl following address

thc Rev. .luseiiil u purse and the

i’o The Rev. .lnscpli lfrziiiols Fay.

Rev. and lliiar

Tho history oi

ples oi' the world

ing ii-rius thc wcre wont to ta watched their niarcli furtli Lo d and country on

Fathcr:- thc various poo- rccord ‘in glow-

ct-lcbi'aiions that o place, as thcl' national hcrocs o battle for kinl! welcoming thi-in

returning trlunipliiini. froui. the fit-ld. Thi- scientist and t.hc iiivcn-

tor, thc historian thi- poet atid the thi-'ir niches of coiintrynicn the w with iloiiight their cirss ami rcvere svtitliiiiciiis ukin to ii far higlicr tnotiv llcro todiiy.

The parishioners

and thc novelist. philosopher have iiinic; and their orld uri-i' recall

hrilllzint siic-

thcir iiaiiics with

iliosc, bitt from c wi- iisscniblcil

of St. Gcoi'zo‘~i

sisiluti- you xi 'Priest of God." The Aiiiliiissiiiior oi' tho King of kings,

going forth from kill to pi'i-ach the iind break the Dre those “who are w laden." \’l'e have from chiiilhood to In your character

kitli and i'roiu

(lospf-l oi' fihrlst

ad of liiic unto eary and hi-ary

H0011 ytlil $Il‘(IW early nitinhooil, wo have always

obsorvcii thiit, piircntal olii-dicnr-,r~_

the christian qual und loyal son, and

Hunters

l)on't neglect to

ities oi a triu-

ii kind and rcs-

tfiike ii bot-

tle of Minard'| in the woods.

'Phe universal

remedy for

spralns. bruises and cuts.

`|~1|NA'iD`5

I LINIMENT

[bless and inukc it iru-itiul oi' innii_i

upon your brow and thc slitid0\\\ are still falling towards the “cbt Should God grant you length of yours ii long career is bciorc .\'_Q\\' ,May thc Giver ot' all govii Hill*

souls.

As ii token ot our crliifuill fill

you wi- offer this gilt. The coll. iuiiy iusi and bc oatcn by lili niotlisf but tho good wisiius of tlio donors shall cnilirrc as lonlias liici shall last. \\`c shall not now say "li‘:ii‘o\vcll." You will rcrlsit again the scoiio-‘i of your youths.

As ii parting Good-byo we nil

dross you in thc words oi thc lt0i‘lZ

'l`hat wlicn thc iiI‘li»ZillL‘I' SCl'0li ‘lf

Ili-aivon is ri.-uiil 'l`li.-ro shall thy nziuic ln- written.

.._ _ _.L Q-Q->i_---~

Thought They Saw

The World Fliers

(Canadian Press.) .

l\'.\ii.\i\"'i‘ i\ia¢~‘.i_ Sept. 10.-Wiiou ipl. \\-,,|-pl .tilt-rg otairii-il ironi l’i<~- iou N, S., for Boston on~ l<`ridu.\' Ur mst “-,.,.k H tarot- number ot` pxio

plc cliusi- ihi- roi-ks oi` this penlnsu-I la :is an idciil place to watch tht-ni' coiut- into iiosion liarbor. und cv- i~r_voni\ oi tht-ni went home satisllf-ii o-I having huil an cxccllcui vlcvi' oi thc planes, altlioiigli an a multi-r of fact thi- illcrs vrr-rc lor:-ed down by i'og in (`a.-ico I`ia_v, Maine, 'l`hi\. whit-pprg into in the afternoon saw

ing toward thc harbor.

"ilcre they coine!" they cxrlalni-

nil. and there were l'f‘ll€i\lUii “Oli” and "Abs" as the pl:in.:<i iicw swift- ly by.

It was not until the next morn-

ing that niost oi tlti-so people Icar- ned tlint the plans-s which they had seen were the escort which had been sent i`rom lloiston in incet

the World fliers and had come back! tiller rncoiinterln: ii lie:ivy ..'tir incar- I'orismc~uth, N. ll.

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a large squadron of air|il:iii.‘.i ll_\'~!

L. T

L -_ I “ _...__ ~-f --»--- ’ _ to the avcrugc in iuaiiy places ’i Q QI* V 1“~`°ll“l “wlt“‘l“` t°“""ds un' Hcnccliporl w'“.m from the 'hom?b°[tI{Ani§L(5_ wliilo sonic icw fields show an in-

iorth your lot will bc cast uinong1Slatcs iScnator.»llenry Ca 0* }0<[\i1§u 1-L,,.im. UmD__H_

. dit't`eront people, but one inorc lrcre, fiom which 'ther-e yvasla lm" ____

PI'QSQnt,a,tl0n’iiaiiio will bc addcd to swell ilic view ot the ilicrs and thc escor e _LEAVES FQR 3UMMER3|DE_

' honour roll of vuliaint priests wl\o_plai\t~s, -licv. A, K. ilcriuan loft by mot-

-"_ ` t ~ 'on ~ forth t'roin this Ish; to ._.. __<o>--- or yesterday i`oi' lils homo in Suni-

P“"l“|"\°""s °l st' Georges tbl- Kiln-§ii0i\\ Of GUN- GERMAN CONCERNS incrsldo, l’. E, I.. utter n i`oi‘inight's

Th°“9h""'"y Runembu De' The wciiglit of years is stllllight SEEK HUGE LOAN5‘nbscnco spuit _in attending the

NEW YORK, Sept 10--The sii-Zn ‘ng of tho London HSFC-‘ii\0i\l ill' ho principal alllcd nations and li-riuuny, und the approval oi the lawcs report by the (icrni-1111)’ tc-ichstag, have boon accoillllilll-“ll .y :i tlood oi’ inquiries for loans ruin (lcrinan industries. In tcn ‘Jays one New York bank has`rc- cciveil about 100 such inquiries, and other banks have lvtiiifiiiii 10 the increase in their mail from (icrtnziny. Estiimitca oi` thc total amount of credits asked have rilll as high ns $1.000.000. ~ l’i‘ui-licailly all American banks. both public and private, wllluil linvo figured bcforo in lntcrnailnoal busini~ss have been solcciiril b.V (lcrniiin corporations sci-king uioii- cy aiiil a heavy call for assistance luis li.-_un iuuilc on Wall 'Struct i'ii'ius and blinks.

'I`lii-, Anioricaii banks arc iwiili!

slowly in the inatter of extcndini-1 loans cxci-pt in those cases whcrc such loans can he ticciin-il by C""\' niodItli~.s with ii flxcd value, :ind even thc inducement oi high in- terest rates hai-i failed to lnii-rt-st thoni, in answer to most oi the inquiries now bc'ng receivcil, thc hunk--rs :irc seeking lor more time in which to find out how tht- ilawcs plnii w ll function.

’* '......--<-o> » ~ WOMEN ARE ENTHUSIASTIC

-ATHLETES '

Owl. to the rapid movement of

woinen’a uthetlcs in France whcrc there urn 90 organizations oi' wo men athletes all with large meni- brrslilps. thc fear has been ox- prcsscd among the nicdical fttitern- ity that zeal may oiitrun their dis- cretion and the aiibiect has been given some considerable attention hy the members of the Medical Congress of Physical Education. This body has made a number of Important siiggeiitions for the guid- iiuce oi' women who desire to tak.- part. in athletics. One oi’ them is that all such persons desiring to enter organized contests should he made tn secure the consent of some competent physician, to bc

The next day, liowt-vcr. Nnliani

'had its chance and the latest word: of the world fliers' proerrwi: froznf the -Miiin-a ooaat to Boiion heltre they were sighted front the Boston

iilvcn only nfter ri thorough i-xaiin~ ination oi’ the candidate. The members iiliio adopted certain rcs~ rlr-lions for nil womi=n’s events and suggested that the long Jump

bi- siippiesncil entirely,

` 4006-0~11-iiiilii

i » ¢ » | , | i Also ii complete range of Boy’s Furnishings, includ- i _BEDEQUE METHOWST cm,

jr ‘ _ _ lCUlT.-Sunday, Sept, 14. A i;ai:e` V ing SW€21i0I‘S, Shil‘fS» G0lf H0S€» Undefweafi Tlesi etc- i§ffliIfl”‘.§‘.I`.‘§i..1`.’itfI§"i‘l3II!i.?§'i.."§-lil!

tiun liiliicaiioti, l)i~. (I. .l. 'l`i'iii-nmn.;

STYLE SHOW.-Millincry, road) to wear. drygoods will bc uunouui' ‘cd shortly. An adi'-ance showing oil 'many attractive models will bi' lhclil in tlnifinilli-nery departni-enI., iground l'loor,on Satiirilziy, Septem- ber 16th. l-lolinan’.; Suniinursidc.

pri ~.idi-nt of Viouut \llisnn ilnlvi-r

--HARV ESTING»-During tin- lust

gagcd in gathering in tliclr grain which is in good condition lot' lions ing. Judging by the stooks in Yields

\iuritmic Liupti~t (.»n.\cntion at Woliviiic .ind visiting his piiii.-1113. Mr. and l\irs, IG. J. llcrinan. Hart- inoutli, licv_ Mr. ilcmiiaii occu- picd thc pulpit of thu iinptist (‘.hui'ch at iliirlnioiitli, Sunday night. \vlicu his abio scrniin was `en]oycd by n large congrifgaitiunf- lialiiax Iicrultl.

_ -POLICE COURT-Ai tho police court on Monday, u young inan cliwrgcd willi driiiikcniii-ss was ilnod $2 and costs. On Tiicsdiiy, p.in., the adjourned cases against four lads chnrgod with lircnklng and t-iiicring were concliiilod throo lining ri-iuand cd to jail t`or trial at ilio Supreme (lourt, thi- fourth lad living di.~i:hurg od as tlicro was no i,-viilciici' :iuainst him. Ot' thc ilircc pi'isoiicrs ri-mnnd od, two wi-rc again arraiigni-d to luiiswci' ii chnrgo of uu|iiwi'u|ly tak- ing aii niitoinobilc from wlicro it had been pnrki-d hy ilu- owner,

t1l|l"'i¢ifd0,il'~~.»i-on-...¢¢,

iIUl|iIURll HHliS llliiiii PINIPLES

On Face. itched and Biirned. Lost a Great Deal of Slee '

.___ P'

"I had plmplso on my face for

several months. They were herd and large, and the skin was ears and red. The itching and burnin almost set me crazy at night and T loot ri great deal of sleep. The breaking out cauled dlotigurement.

" I tried many different remedial

but found no relief. I almost de-

. lpaired of help when I tried Cuticun

Soap and Ointment and in a short time I was completely healed." (Signed) Miss Annie Fischer. Box 45, I-lation, Saskatchewan.

Clear the pores of impurities by

daily use of Cutlcurn Soap and oe- onsionnl touches of Cuticure Oint- ment n needed to soften, soothe and heal. They are ideal for the toilet. on il also Cuticura Telcom.

both boys pli-ailcd guilty. und wero

given n period of'throc muntlni und I one month respectively in jail.-li Sem nm nt 730 n'm “ov J

Stockings Waists

-THE BEDEQUE CHORAL

--HOLMAN‘S MILLINERY DIS-

PLAY.-Ailvance showing of new

styles includiiig iboauti-ful array of

imported trimmed models and nov- cli_\' reudy~t.o-wear hats at Hoi- iiian's, Sunimt-i'sli`le, Saturday. Sept. 16th. -1006-9-ll-ni2i

Eastern Guardian

....°8HOP from Hoiman's Catalog.

,...'DR. HOUSTON will hc in his

office In Souris Szituriluy Scpt. l3th irotn 10 to ~i. J 4007-9-ll-ll

...*EASTERN AGENT.- l\ir. J.

\\’. Murdock is now Guardian Ag' ent in I\ioiitzigiic`nnd will bo pleas- ed to rec-clvc news items. adve-rtic~ ing. Job Printing, new and renew- :il su-bscriptions_ t1'_

....*DON'T FORGET the Auction

Sale ni iiliinicl A. Nicileoil, Valley- iicld Wt-st on 'i`iiesdiiy, Si»ptc.iiib'~r liitiiv ut l o`clock. inipieinenta Iioiiseliold l~‘urni\ui'u and I-I 'i‘on.~i oi' iiziy. li. Nelson & Sou. Auction- ccr. il986~9-l0~.\i3|.

..*AT MONTAGUE-A moot-

ing will be hclil in the Mcthodist (lnircli nt Moiitngiii- on 'l`hursdu

Miircliilson, district si-crctiiry ol the (laiiaillziti ilililo Society will ho tho speaker All arc cordially invited.

..*EASTERN KING'S EXHI-Bl.

tion to lic hcld nt Souris, on Mon. tiny, Sept, 22. Open to I(lng'i-i County, $1500 in prl1,ea, for live stock, roots and vegetiililes. >I~‘or prize list and information write the Secretary. Admission 35 cents, children 15 cents .John H. Mr-~ Kinnon. Pres.. Frank M-ulliill_v, Secretary, Sourls. 3983-9-I0-M51.

..°NEW CONCRETE SIDE-

WALKS. _ Workmen have been busily engaged completing con- crete sidewalks for patrons of Main Street Georgetown. last wcelt. After this work

splendid sidewalks and the old wooden ones will be a thing of the parit. A

OQQQOQOOQ

*'i§lI__*§**

Somebody uid temporary husbands are a joke and who io the biggest one you've ever lluhhed ai.

“HER TEMPORARY HUSBAND" .At The PRINCE EDWARD

.fo -o

_is iinished thc entire town will havii

*|'§4"l'¢l»*'!~°l"l°4'O#§#4'

- f--th ’ 'r ~ it .' . /

‘_ 1 .. er s sui s, sizes 34 to 35 and 46. -I 5 - ,. ,M

.3 -E Notable value .at - ' it

` ` Golf Hose Belts t _ -'

MOORE 6 N°LBOD

Cupt. Charles Fitzgerald, arrived from Cliiirlottetowii, and cleared for St. l’cter’s, N.S.. for a loud of gravel tor the Provincial Govern- mon-t.~'l`ho Cnnadinu cozistcr (Jaip- tuin' A. I". Nouitis, called in port on I`liursdiiy, discliiirgcd frciglil and proi-coded to Montiigiic. wliiiriz sho discliurgcd cargo and left io: thc Magiialcncs. A

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PERSONALS

..'Mastcr George Mclnerny. St.

J0il-il. lui.; l‘ct.iiriieil hotnc aflcr sponding ills suiiiincr holidays in (ieorgctown. A

..*lVlr. and Mrs. Jus. l\‘iooncy,

Cliiirlcs iiibbort and Jnincs 'ii`|tz- goriilii, iicorgctown, were pasoeiig- crs to tlliurlotlclown to zillond Sl. i)iiii»<tuii's Uiilvcr.~ilty, A

..*i\Iiss Annio Solomon, George-

town, wiis fi passenger to Cliar- lolictown to attend Union Commcr. cilil College. j\

..*Mrs. lilniniii Stewart. :ind|

liillliiiltcr Iliilcn, who have bi~cn vis- iting New Iiiasgow and Picton rc- tiirucd home on Saturzlny. A

..‘*.\ir. William Mci’hco, who has been visiting his parophs, Capt., ami Mr-4. Mnl’lioc, Ior tho past! ilirou -mont-h:-i, i'cliii'iicd to 'I`oi~ontol this wock to continue his stiidlcs. Al

..‘Mii<is Iicrlhii. Smith, stcnogra-

plicr with tho ilrm oi' J. A. lVlc~ Douiilil .& Co., Cardlgnii. is spend-

. ..*si-ii-PPiNo Nores. ~ scarf .VI 1 M B d f. _

SOClETV` will present thc 11agennti.I. W., t);\m_ pm.,.y white’ Mrived Hy;'DO§'L_l:‘tf:t€r rs_§Ias?'ccwll‘l'(‘) hail Gertrude Lame,-Cii. ' "QUUCII 1‘1=ill\0l‘ in Y»lVl.C.A. Hull, from Pictou, N.S.. with a`load of ML.” 5p9ndin,'¢w0 m;,mh5i vw". Class D-1. -illilius }‘°"‘“"dy 2 Suminersidc. Friday niglit,Scpt.12. civil for the C..\’.lt,, and is dis- Mo" in Gem-g§¢0\v||v151t|ng vin; _] llclon. Watson. Grace Sciiillii' 3 uI:8.1i0p.in.-'I`liurs. & Fri. ciarging at tho railway Wharf l , ~` ' ` G - Clarke' -I Bernice Watsiiii _ . C , , _ _ _ , _ ' W. Moi hrc, niotorcd to their home WLC ' ' '

--- iellrlsetiiiin. Schi. charlotte M. this \_‘,Dcl\_ A ____-‘ov---'

Ane Aurnsuric

Kensington School

Pr|neIpal’l Dept Grade X Sr

1 Freda Cotton 2 Ruby Rogers 3 Anna Sheen

4 Wilnn Toombs

Grade X Jr

1 Gwen Spriggs '

2 Ray Stewart

3 Jnines Miliman

4 Harry McFarlane

Grade IX

Halle Wai-te

Kathleen Ready

'Marguerite liiggins

Ella Spriggs Vice PrlncipaI'o Dept. Grade Vlli Kler Duggan - Helen Rogers

Irtne Champion

. Mary Murphy

Grade VII

1 Marion Whitchcnd

2 iildnii Cliiiinpion 3 'l`hi\lmii filiirlie 4 Jcunlc Pnyiitcr

Miss McArthur's

(irndc Vi

1 Isabel McLean

unwwr-1

i&Cv-125|-0

Dept.

..NAi>Liss. Seri. 10"* '*‘l'§°1°ll‘c talive of thc llilnislry of llilt instruction who wus iii-legiitu 0 investigate thc rciiofilfli ll-”°°‘”'y of the uiaiuiscriill-"i "l ul” R""m|§ hlsmrlmh Livy hy Professor ‘liar De Martino Fiisco. l>2\\°05"“i’h°; and archivist of thc state iirclnavto of Naples, has uiudc ii l`~‘l\0il the Ministry that thc niaiuiscrllli’ are authentic ond cxlrcinclYlT portant and destined to i-cvo|ul10D° the whole hlstory oi ilic Rvllliill period. h

'I‘he reports says that the parvr

ments, if spread out, would Cilllllfe “hom one gqimrr- kiloiiictcr H documents npp.iur to have iorlll

ously escaped the notico ni iiilrllli patient puloograpliers, t lrimiiiit “,-_th tho part-hnicnt patrnnonl 0

N olltn institutes

certain Hill 'il ‘

.____.--{-O}"”’ '“

Minard'| Linlment Reliever Pilii

_____..__,_,.»

Tllilili ilill

Nu-i

ing ii short vacation at hcr lioniii in (Icorgciowii. Al

..°Mr. and Mrs. I.. W. Shaw nndl

iillllilhtcr. Catherine, have rcturniidl home iitloi' visiting Mr. und Mrs.;

I~`t'auk Diilzlol, Ilordcn. Al

..*Mias Annie i\icPlioo, 1”i0~;tnn_|

Maas., w-ho has bccn visiting rcla~l tlvcs in (lcorgctown for thc pnstl thrcn inoniths, was it iiasnengorl this week on route io hor llomc. AI

..°Miss l._\'din Roos, MIllvlo\v,'

with thc firm ot' J. J. ilughea &l Co., Souris, spent the we-,ck ond "ii her homo in Georgetown. Ai .~’Miss Jane Stewart, -Boston. is

spending ii short vnu'-ation with her mother, Mrs. A. Stewart, George- town. - A

..’Mrs. ii. .l. McPhee and daugh-

ter. Helen. left for 'Boston Wed- “¢"‘di\Y ili'tct‘ ‘spending their inim- mcr vacation at their home In Georgetown. A

Tomorrow and Saturday 0 Oil'-04°-l9¢0¢1i<l»O§1iViliIting relatives. , "A

..*Mrs. J. W. McPhee. (lcorize

town. lhotorefl to Boston. where sho |l\'l0HdH Slwlldinl a short vacation

Awxii-I

Edith llogg, Kcnncih l"adycn, ilattlc Ulurkc

Myrtle iiuglies

Willie Thoinpson

Grade V

Ella Rogers

ircnc Champion Gladys MacNeil

Lorne Inglis

Grade IV

Margaret McMahon I-ilauclio llughcs

Alberta Kelly Vivian Paynter Milu Hlrnlngtonh

Grade lil

Marie Millman

Katherine Murph

Marlon Bernard, Eiva C

Greta Bernard

Grade il Sr

Margaret Ste-wart,

Hickey `

Doris McKenzEo Glrrtidon Cotton

Lorne McKay

Gracie li .lr

Gertrude Gillis

Irons Cnseiy

Rena Kennedy Lester Champion

Min Goodwln'| Dept

Grade I

(‘i°nsii A-1. Everett Hughes; 2,

liiirold McFarlane; Il, Olivo Reeves

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Dept.

4. Cecil Jardine.

Clans B-1, Doriii Higgins: 2.

Norman Ilona: 3, (lion Inglis; 4 Louisa Bernard.

_Class C-1»_ ,Edith Kelly; 2.

Margaret Eioiery; 8, Ruby-`Kol|y| 4

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