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Uigg has been the home and early training school of not a few lawyers, doctors,enginecrs, clergymen, teachers, etc. Many of these are today in different. parts of the world, and have earned for themselves distinction in their various professions.

Some have gone to be with the great majority, and are resting from their labors. These are marked with the letter I). wllere location could be given address follow names.

‘ LAWYERS.

Malcolm McLeod, K. C. (D)Charlotte- towll.

l). C. McLeod, ll. A., R. C., Charlotte- town.

Neil McLeod, M. A., Sllullnerside.

l). C. Ross. ll. A., K. C., Toronto.

I). A. MacKiunou, L. L.B., Charlotte- town.

M. A. MacQueen, B. A., Winnipeg.

MliDlCAL DOCTORS.

llugh Martin, 0)) Virginia.

Angus McLeod, (D) Cambridge Mass.

James McLeod. (D) Charlottetown.

\Vlll.IVICKilll10|l, (D) Newfoundland.

(ifllllllliel Gillis, (D) Montague.

Arch. McLeod, (1)) Vancouver.

W. J. Macl’llail, (1)) Washington. Oregon . . Andrew MacPllail, Montreal. M's Campbell (M155 F10 MflCKem-le) Carleton

Donald McLeod, Yukon.

A. J. McKinnon. Lincoln, Neb.

Alex. Ross, Alberton. '

M. Montgomery Fitz, Boston.

Charles Martin, Northwest

MEDICAL STUDENTS. W. 1). Ross, ' Jollll McPherson. ENGINEERS.

Prof James A. Macl’hail, l’ll, D. B. Sc. Queen's University.

W. M. MacPhail, Engineer.

J. G. MacPhail, B. Toronto. -

Geo. R. McLeod, C. E. Clerk, G. Y. R. offices, Montreal.

M. W. McLeod, engr., str. Charlotte- town.

Daniel J Musick, New York.

STUDENTS. Ernest Jenkins. ‘ CLERGYMEN.

l). G. Macdonald, Manitoba;

J. A. Macdonald. (D) Colorado.

J. A. Gordon, M. A. I). D., Montreal.

John Gillis, Prince Edward Island.

I‘rof. Nicholson, (D) Queen's Uni- versity.

D. M. Campbell, Northwest.

M. C. Martin, Battle Creek, Mich.

s. A. Martin, Melleu, Wis. , Father K. J. MacPherson, ’St. Mar- garcts.

C. E. B. Sc. Asst Sc. C. E. City of

B. Sc. Chief

UIGG GU .BRATH

Orwell.

SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Mrs A N Jenkins (Miss M MacPhall) 0

Mrs S Martin (Miss Cath. MacPhail)

Mrs. Hemans‘ beautiful pocln “The

Heatherdale. Jeanette C MacPllail, B A Montreal

Mrs A Gillis (Miss B McLeod) Victoria Cross

J W McLeod

Mary McLeod

Annie McLeod, (D)

Mary J McLeod, Bonsllaw

W ll Mnsick, Saskatchewan

John 6 Martin. James Martin. New York

View

llella Macdonald, Col. Springs

Mrs Aug McLeod (Miss C McLeod) California ' MrsJ A Moore (Miss Murdick) Pow- nal ’ .

John Gillls, Fairbanks, Alaska

Mrs K McLean (Miss C Martin) Grand

Graves of the Household", is a favorite of many. By chance one word of the first verse, it applies to many a home on Prince Edward Island. They grew in beauty side by side

They filled one home with glee

’ Their lives are severed far and wide

By mountain, stream, and sea.

When circumstances necessitate sep— aration from loved ones, and home as- sociations, it is a great privelege, to be able to write and receive letters.

Moreover the letters from home always influence one in the way that is noble and good, Therefore write often, there is pleasure in rememberauce.

A young man, met several gay corn- panions on a railway train. They had arranged to go on a time together, and

The do Are 0

‘ Leod) (D)

Mrs A McKay (Miss Mary Martin) Stanley

Cllristy Campbell,(D)

J M Campbell, Montana

Alex MacKenzie, West River

Mrs Neil Campbell (Miss E MacKenzie)

Mrs A A McLean (Miss Mary Campbell) John Ross, Hamilton, Ontario

Maggie Ross. (D)

Bella Ross, (D)

Mrs Dan McLeod, (Miss Katie Ross.) Vernon,

Janie Martin, Boston

A R MacQueen

Donald Shaw. (D) New Glasgow, N S 1)] Shaw, Earrlscliffe

Peter Gordon. (1))

Alex McLeod

Bella McLeod

Chas Martin

John Martin (D)

Mrs A Martin, (M 1’ Miss Annie Mc-

Katie McLeod

Mrs llodson. (Katie A McLeod) Alber- ton

Kate McLeod, (D)

Mrs Dr Macdonald, (Mary Alice,) Cal- Katy

M G McLeod, Omaha, Nebraska

John McKiunon, (D)

Mrs Geo H Brehaut (Miss Margart Mc- KinnOll) Guernsey Cove

Mrs M E McLeod( Miss Eliz McKinnon) Joseph McPherson

Sarah Mutlow, (D)

registered at the same hotel. particuls'r young man as he registered his name, was handed a letter. it. panions aside saying, “boys, you will have to count me out on this picnic." ders, do you know why? The letter was» from home.

And to those who remain at the old homestead, I would say, write the absent

Michael McPherson, .Bostou

Rice Point

Vernon River

Alberry Plains v

or more years in Uigg School

[etown

This

He read after which he called two of his com-

Rea-'_

Alex McLeod, Charlottetown Cyrus MacKiunon, Boston Mrs McRaelMiss Chris McKinuon)

Katie MacKinnon, (D) SEA CAPTAINS Chas Morrison Neil Campbell, Australia Alex McLeod MUSIC TEACHERS.

Sadie McLeod, (D): Mrs Vickerson (Miss Sophia McLeod)

(D)

Mrs Wm McMillan (Miss Eris McLeod)

APMY OFFICERS Major Angus A Ross, [D] South Africa Non-residents who were pupils for one

Rev Fletcher Jordon, of United States Rev] A Crawford, B A, Cardigan Rev M A MacLean, M A, Truro

Donald MacKinnon, Lawyer, Charlot-

“A

ones as pften as time will permit. You can never know, in this life, the good your let rs have done.

For it iSEOt the things we do, dear, ,

Its th things we‘ve left undone

That gives us a bit of heart ache

At thesetting of the sun.

The kindly words unspoken.

The le(ter we did not write

rs we might have sent. dear

haunting Ghosts to—nigllt

Yes, “The letter we did not write” comes home to all of us.

Many intend to write more frequently, the intentions are good, but somehow the

Mary Ross, Flat River

Duncan Morrisey, Mt Vernon

John D McLeod, Graudview

Bessie Smith, Newton

Alice M Gillie. Calgary

Norm J Macdouald, Montague

Mrs Geo Rourke (Miss Bella McLeod)

Mary McLeod, (D)

Flora Crawford, (D)

Rachel Gillis, (D)

Maggie Gillis, United States Flora Ross, Eldon

James MacLean, Valleyficld Duncan Martin. Manitoba > Pius McDonald, Vernon River Albert Martin, C E Boston

Rod Martill, Valleyfleld

Hector Munro

Rev Chris Munro. B A Noel, N S Sarah Munro [D]

Win Judson, M DNewark

Jllo Judson, New York

John Boyle, North West

Katie Shaw, Murray Harbor South Alethe Gunn, [D]

M A MacDonald, Grand View

ousoN a!

time passes. Why not do it now? The following lines are printed by re- quest:—

WRITE HER EVERY DAV.

Comrade have you mother or a wife? write her every day,

Half the joy is out of life

When you are far away.

Write her from the speeding car, Never mind the thump and jar, Which your loving letters mar,- Write her every day.

W old you some kind service render?

weet attention pay;

Then a loving letter send her

When you are far away.

Would you all her home life brighten,

Would you all her sorrows lighten, ds of sweet effection tighten,

Write her every day. '

And however far you wander

I am sure ’twould pay.

Could you see your loved ones ponder Over what you say.

Have your tablet in your grip, Fountain pen charged to the tip, Never let a good chance alip— Write home every day.

James MacDonald

cent, North Dokato

John MacDonald. MD [D] Belfast John Bruce, M D Malls ,.

Dan llruce, M D

Vernon River John Mclsaac. Vernon River

Valley V Malcolm McKinnon, Ellie MacKinnon. M H Road

are worthy of a separate clasification. Kinnou, L L B

Judge Neil MacLeod, M A

I) C Ross, B A Gilchrist Scholar

A R McLeod, B A Rhodes Scholar

Fx-Governor of North Dakota

PROVERB

o l

Before thou hast forded the river, Brother, Revile not unduly the Crocodile‘s lnotllerQ

Old llassan turns from craft and vice To coin the Koran's page.

The cat has killed a thousand mice And makes a pilgrimage.

Toll till your blood is cold, Druge till the grave is won: Man is the slave of gold,

Gold is the slave of none.

The rope is burned: Its twistings still The pallid ash retains.

The man is dead: \tht good or ill lie wrought in life remains.

What's in the melou's heart the knife-

blade knows. What‘s in the soul, the sword of Sorrow

5 OF INDIA

iree conlradesllip was ours in work and playzl

Uur friendship strengthened till, we

know not how, .

I: grew to Love—but Love may have its

day.

We shared one sorrow—what can part no

now!

I live between perils, abandoned by

friends. Like an ant on a firestick lit at both ends! lly diverse creeds we worship, thou and I; The Ear of One Alone receives our prayer. Each turns his face in longing towards the sky To see his secret soul reflected there.

The King shall bcgfthe beggar mount the throne; I

Earth laugh at him who calls a palace his own.

One family Record.

Donald McLeod,,Magistrate, St. Vin-0

Mrs J MacDonald [Miss A Mclsaac]

Mrs Munu [Miss M Furuess] Cherry M D United States Uigg claims among her sons'these who

llis Honor, Lieutenant Governor Mac-

James Hayden Fletcher, Editor and

Capt Malcolm MacDonald, M P P [D]

[D] Washington

\VJ MacPhail, M D M D and Author

Andrew Macl’ha'

W M Macl’hail, C E B Sc Toronto J c Ma‘cPhailuC E B Sc Halifax Janetta C MacPllail, B A Montreal M Montgomery Fitz, M D lloston Mrs Jenkins, Teacher. Orwell

Mrs Martin, Teacher, l-Ieatllcrdalc

were formerly a little

in Prince Edward Island or Dominion can show a better educatioua record than this years, have you make convinced of its truth. If there are pctation the writer would formation correcting same, or for any

list.

Georgetown I V

The following won Prince Edward 100,000 lbs “001 Wanted—We Island scholarship want all the wool we can secure

DCMCLeod Highest prices—trade or cash.— Prowse Bros. Ltd. 23twtf

The boundaries of Uigg School district more extensive than at present. Now the district is slightly more than 1% miles square of

Valleyfield or any district of equal size ill the

for the past fifty—five we shall be glad, =r Editor, to

it known, when you art-

auycrrors in this Coul- be glad of im-

names which have beeu omitted from the

shows. D C Ross Donald S McLeod l Marl-l“ _ was very gentle. lle turned Impul- Andrew Mncl’llflll sll’uly toward his compunlou. “When A ll McLeod you see her." he suld rudlnntly. “you

will understand."

A shadow crossed Miss lluaton'l face. Of course the whole thing was only a ruse of Bllly's, but for a begin-

Montreal Prof James MacPhail, l? ll [1)] Queen‘s gill—ye?!“ part “"3 remarkably We“ univermy There was a little jolt us Bllly less-

ened speed; than the car swung

smoothly into it with alluded drive-

way lcudlug to a rambllng old stone

house. A lnughlng, chattering crowd.

tilled tho wldo porch—tea tables were belug set in the old fashloncd garden. but; as Mrs. Monte-11h gathered her in a vigorous embrace Katherine was com scloua of but two thlnlrs- that at alghl of them a slender, dark eyed glrl hall left one of the groups and followed Mrs. Montelth to the wldc stone steps. and that Bllly had cleared those step. 1 two at a tlme and was holding the girl's hands as if he never meant to leg "them go.

Mrs. Montelth smiled as her 01‘ followed Katherine’s. “or course he has told you all and it," she laughed. “Come, Bllly. monopolize Miss Decrlng—yon 0

people are so selfish. Don't you eel I am waiting to introduce Miss 11

to your fiancee?"

Most

M. J. Macpllerson, M. A,, Escunlinac. Que. STUDENTS. Donald MacDonald, (D) James D MacLeod, .

A Midsummer Query.

Do you feel fit and up to the mark? If not there must. a reason why. Probably, owmg to the depressing effects of the warm weather, you are notItalung the usual quantity of uounshlng food, although the system requires quite as much ‘nourishment in hot weather as .in cold. To overcome the difficulty you should use a, con- centrated, palatable and easily dl- gested food. This description fits

FERROL

to a nicety.

appetite failing, and nerve tone dep

mal and healthy conditions.

FERROL can be

When the system is .run down. weight decreasing madman. it

nothing like FERROIi to-rutore :3»- n.

like other concentrated preparation: , taken in surnqu as well as at any other reason; it

Billy’s Ruse

By Edith M. Dome

Copyright, 1“. by P. C. Eastman

With a warning blast of the born, a man, a glrl and an automobile whlrled around a sharp curve and .went splu- nlug along the country road. 0n and on they raced, shooting past rowa'of maple and chestnut trees daunting their glory of new leaves in" the loft sprlng sunshine, slowing down to cross a little brook that wandered nolslly between clumps of alder bushes. then on agaln with the fresh cprlng wind rushlng pant thelr faces and the huge motor beneath them put-rial like a giant cat.

Comlug suddenly upon level plke, Bllly Weston

"unmeamW-n-umm-m

a Itretch of“ I . bent over tho, . , oilt the machine another , "

of

lever and le notch. Everifp' able I driven-until! could not speed, a motor car and M

no data! It: i

mcu-u..__-u_-_u_-uunpuu

p on his way. frlendl you two are." the note

long Ilopo winding aukl of maplol and slowed down to de- twlattng road. the motor new

never cause! nausea or other gastric

moo ballde her crit-

hld. been to Mlu

“Have you found that

the floor, mg and awkward and al- together at her mercy. “But I love you sol"

with you." oh. had ended mechani-

mously.

That had been now she won an tettb’a May party sltuatlon of vlslng. . you ll

great

had mild.

, They breasted n upward between r Illver blrches and

' occur] a blt of steep,

( ’ The "chug chug” of

Mrs. Montelth’l own

“I remembering

to anything else while he I mm on u" t _ I. f 1 t llzln that he was n ,l ,, _ a n 9,, :h‘madttnlght Nld before him. Kath- n mm m .In . . n "Rwy." “14 «you “'0 erla; Huston leaned back in her out “Inventions heart at her feetln reason changed}. V and out of neuron—Billy's clean ahav- "Yes," um Bm,‘

he had pleaded

at: months ago. and ceding to Mrs. Mon- to Bllly'l motor—a

have asked Bllly to pick what

during the past six months.

9.

n

"ls she pretty 7'

. "She's beautiful." “Light or dark?" Bllly turned a radiant face to

as yours." mu Huston Imlled tolerautly.

I0 delicate a game.

seemed as if wltuout ‘warulng the clouds had swept across the smiling

landscape and blotted out the warm She had al-

would play up to him. Afterward~ well, she mlght rolent afterward. She had come to regard Bllly dlflerently

"Bllly"—her volco was reproachrnl- "aren't you going to tell me about

“I would if 1 knew how," eald Bllly.

companion. .“Hé‘r hair is dark—as dark

was too honest, too transparent. to play

on hlm under

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DIAN’S SHORT STORY ,

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mum-....--.._-_....-...._-........,.,

It's like saylng my play

rcverently. Miss Huston leaned back in her seat

humbly. “Can’t you ever care just a spun; mum“, Bum

little?" . ways felt sure of Bllly. Then in a howlowble mm, was?

“No: I ne'er can", She mm "mm “ugh She undersmoa' , They ant lu silence, their thoughts impatiently, “and I'm tired of being “Tell me about her,’ she demanded, keeping “me to the monstrous bent of tagged around and gazed at and fuse leanlng back In her seat and regarding the motor as me c” swung smoothly] ed over all the time; it's tiresome. l hlm with amused, tolerant eyes. “long the hard mud. Bmy won that wish you would go away," she had j(Spouglllly was trylnz to make her “She Wm be n Mrm Moment”... he

(1 ldenl . . i . engillymi‘bgardhd her wlth miserable. She had read a story lllro it once- “ghc‘xriyghe would. u me motor unhappy eyes. “or course, If you feel about a man who told the girl who continued to m“ “(mg a] “a New“ llke that" he said husklly. ' had refused to marry him an lmagl- “a and mey mm“ land m “ new a: “l (10,". she went: on cruelly. "I wish nary tale of his clrgalzeiuienrtI to puplthd the foot of one of the steep mus she a a so that r needn't er glrl wrereupon g r o. a . . $33.33: 31015.0 arm: day you will meet burst lirto tears and promptly mmwn would ble there galapog; :akllfl:ub:1‘otur; some nice glrl who will like you, and herself into the man's arms. Well, De“. C “W”; “:7 t h d “toad lll thank me for being so frank Bllly would find that she would not mind to ‘01 m u s a on e . you w throw herself mto his arms, she Illa next move was more aklllful. “l’m mlghty grateful to you for put-

ting me on the right track." on reminiscently. "If it hadn't be for you— “wllut a fool

for me." That he should refer to the past lightly plqued her. He needed to taken down a little.

"Why bother ms flashed back. “Why, indeed 'l" fnl. amlllug self again.

He "Only I was no end

did. Though lt wal real enough to

era." he call!

Why had she never realized before

he went

Great stz‘oa." he broke on. I used to make of my-

self! I don't wonder you had no use

about the pelt when you are sure of the prompt?" she

Bllly was his cheer-

of a fool and

I've alwayl felt that I wanted to apol- ogln to you for ranting around as l

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