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gaberdinc in stripes, blue, pink, green and gold suitable for skirts, worth $1.25
This fabric will not he placed on sale until 7 p. m. Saturday.
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-iT PAY) to lilly in this Province
A Lalferty's, Blmmerelde.
insertion for advertising in this col
minimum charge twenty five cents.
~ -MR. G. B. BEER, Guardian' Report-
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White gaberdine $1.25 for 69c T
er, will be pleased to receive news of
interest tu forward for publication
Telephone No. 738. '
l -TAKING EXAMlNATl0NS.-.-\b-
,out one hundred pupils are taking
-the matriculaiion examinations in
‘High School. Sumnierside, having
-started on Wednesday morning. L
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l rescues wAN'rEo._a tn-at
1 class teacher wanted for St. Eleanors
School. Supplement $150. Midsum-
mer \'acation. Male preferred. Apply
Emory L»_-‘le. Secretary
June 27-Gi
-ICE CREAM SOCIAL on \\'. H.
Sharpen lawn at .\'orht-ro. .\1onda_v ev-
ening July Tth. Proteeds for King
George Hall. Kensington.
6766-7-~iM2ipd.
-wELi_iNGroN i`=icNic»-The par-
ishioners of \\'ellinBln Parish will hold
` a grand picnic on their church grounds
on Wednesday- July 23rd. Everything
' will be closed' to make the daya pleas-
ant outing. 6'l`3'1'~7-3.\lthsttf.
Big ‘monthly magazine-good stories, clever editorial matter, poetry, _ 1
household hints-splendid illustrations -
SUBSCRIBE TO-DAY--EIGHTY CEf\"I`S PER YEAR.
-COME to Kensington on July 9th
and see the best horses on the island
race. The. management has decided
to ark autos and carria es in centre
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- tield where all can see the races.
" Don‘t forget the date. Juy 9th.
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_-FUNERAL SERVICES-The futi-
eral of Mildred McCullough, daughter
lot .\ir. :intl Mrs. J. L. .\lc(`ullouiZh, of
 Suiiiliiersirle, took place on Tuesday
,morning to St. Paul'.= church. thence
wo the Catholic cem-tery, and was
'laricely attended. The pall-bearers
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lfwere Lister McLellan, Preston .\lur-
lphy. Ralph Noonan, Frank McDon-
ald. T. Morrison and J. .\ic.\'ally_
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-ISLAND LADY DEAD-Mrs. Ale
.Douglas of Kensington. arrived home
Tuesday: evening from Forest, Maine.
where she had been called by the ill-
ness and death of her sister, Mrs.
Robert Mcliinnon, formerly Jessie'
_\`icholson. daughter of the late Don-
lald and Christie Nicholson of Junc-
,tion Road. now known as Glen Val-I*
and four children-Archie, hatherine.
-,John 1). and Essie P. .\IcKinnoi1 .all
of whom were with her when she
' died.
-HELPING ALONG.-The teachers
'ana pupils of Kensington High School
;held :in ice cream social in the King
}George Hall on Saturday night to
raise funds to build a sidewalk on:
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-THE GUARDIAN is on sale et
_ -TWO CENT8_PER WORD each
` 119---121 Oueen Street Charlottetown f
- umn. Cash must accompany order
- -DONT FORGET to, reserve Wed-
nesday. July 16. for the big Tea at
1 Saturday evening 7 to 9 p, m. ‘  
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Perfect fitting in styles to suit the
suits and dresses now being worn, a,
large assortment of fancy flounces some
accordion pleated, others finished with ,I
fancy rutfles and tucks in satin, taffetas,
moire, cotton, taffetas and Sateen, all
sizes and shades. Price range from
$1.25 to $7.75.
  Girls Summer Dresses `Gossaiil Corsets and Brassiers
|15 li.-y. She is survived by ner husband  -It
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Abeautiful arrange of stylcsin fancy ' _
ginghams, linens and cottons for girls ,
from 4 to 14 years. Price 791: to $5.75.
GlRI’S MIDDIES $3.75-
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' I hey are absolutely new
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'I '  belts and pockets. Al
sizes, prices range fro
$1.25 to $8.50.
SMGCKS AND MIDDIES
A splendid linc of Womens and
Misses ,slnocks in pure white or colored
cuffs and collars with fancy pockets and
sash. also in plain rose, blue and green.
’rice $2.98 and 3.98. -, _
.Middies in all white, long slccvcsin
coat effects in sizes 40 and 42. Price
$1.98 and $2.25.
Middies short sleeves in pllll OVCF
or coat effects all sizes. Prices $1-25 and
, $1.50.
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Just received the Gossard Corset,
slightly boned for summer, low bust in
white or pink, all sizes. Price $2.50 and
Brassicrs in white or flesh, plain or
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had all knds-some pretty good-some not so good-never have been quite
li fSchool Street. It was liberally patron- l -it
ized and the slim nf SSO was realized. ‘ ,k
In plain white or colored collars and
cuffs. [Price $1.25 to $1.80.
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We really think that in this lovely American line, we have the brassiere that
is perfect. Will you come in and let us show you ? 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50.
Corsets
for the liberal response of their many]
eon.='derate friends. This amount add~
ed to the school concert fund will tin-1
::r'f~ lI`ii- pnijcc-I which is intended
' :i 't'  t‘at~ 'ho rlnry ofthe hravel it
` ` ' air. K .""‘_ngt ti School who cave;
" " 'air lives in the recent war thatf
lilo-rt_1~ -might rt-» .\ tablet will bel
ei I t~ '~fl""‘n the names of the
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MONTAGUE SCHOOL CLOSlNG f»nj1»val»lr» We think of the u=e it willi
--- tw- in the fllllire Tv-'ire during the!
To Miss Luella Bealrsto I
Principal of Montague High School
Dear Teacher:-The pleasant duty’
The Closing exercises of the ”.\ion-I i" 'il' f.Ei»~ <rb111l \\';i.< r-11111-fl on arrounii has been asslzned us bv our school
tagm. Hggh gghgnl mol, plan- in t.i:» of ‘li~ i~:'»-~.‘ale:i'~ of lntilienzn in il'.»'»
Principala Departnlvnt .\londa_v nftfr »l‘.»'.'i~' .url \\'~ "'='r'.'f1»r~ lost t\\'c;v‘-`
plate: ff presenting you this token. as
uri ¢-vlfience of our esteem. frienvl~hip
nonn_ Juni- ilflth. The rliiif-r~nl grid- ~ v:illi;tbl1- 11-1-pit, -.\~1rl;_ Thi; lo_=_< vi- ;iti1llf»\'-'1_'\\"e 1--'iultl not allow the pres
\vei'e.exz1liiitl¢-il in the ilr~t ilnr' oi' lil- "nip ;v._ mall" ill* F" ~’tfi1~- “1`Y"?`|' iii-`
-'iii ot'-asion to pass """`\"llt leaving
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day, and were foiinvl to li.. .i'i\'aiif-lite' lnaltiriz 'lic Ninth li11l.1l.l_\':- of <;'.'»r. ‘i in yrnlr ham] some m-_»_1 ,howot-..r
_l 1 il l il f \\ ll ll ' li l t~
in their dilfereiit .lilies .mtl in a .ilrlf : 1iiil`t_' 1 ~ n*iri.li: 1-'nr'
wry satisfactory <f~nflillf»n. ln-pecl1»r| 1.’ --'-ir ff'li'”hf-r in rl'-ii-"'»‘.“1i1l-; the r-l.i~.s, for your uncelising iflorts to lnszrint
Adams who  pr» -eil! af f-'11 .1~“i1ii .f'.l`ll”<l |`-'~` 1"" \l1‘<‘1"i -="l'l.\` us. \\`hcn in future days you look upon
chairman.whiletl1ef:»lI'1='.'m;:;1:'11i:r.l:nl ll=ii'iiiL' lti» _\'»~iz- \i»- \\'1~r»- fiallefi this nwinenio, let it be a pleasant,
was well rendered Sol . \'i\'iftn firm-I up/in to ivviurii lim fl--nth of our junior, ioltr-n of the deepest love and rewr.
strong: Class l’roi1llf:~'y. li.er:'-.- \'1»'f<f,r-|'1':~'f~_ .\l:' ,\li:"ln l.rinnai:an. 'l‘<i»»»' enrf- of /,ur _young hearty '
son; Class Poem, .\la:-lon i'a:iip`:»»»ll; ' :n~i1‘1 i.1:in'- '»» _-alll in praise of hi-' i»1»;1;- 'r{.__,(-hm-_ we thank you for “lj
~ alll ~ 1' i 111»l‘i~lll \~ ll. ~
Solo, Cora Grant: <‘ln-.= lli;i11ry_ Julia
Lannan;`\’aledlctor_\. llfizolfl .\l»-lIl~h.
VALEDICTDRY
.\ir. Vhairman. Teacher. fellow .<iu1l-
ents. ladies and uentlenieiiz-To1la_v.
we. the members of the gratlliatinz
class of Montague High School vonie
together fcr the closing exerci.~;1».<. .=.l11-
dened  the know-l»=1ll:P that this nifty
be the lust time we will iiier-t in the
011| buildlnu. wliere we iwre itivcii
ample ediirultiorx in l»_\‘-from <l1l.\`f‘- 'io-
diiy W1- lillist say g~|11:l li_\‘-- for W1- i|in_»
never all meet -again.
The year's work has been hard but
SUITABLE
WEDDING
1 GIFTS
Can easily be selected from
our-large and varied Stock of
rim-:` Cntlui, our otnss,
ninnantsirrs, TEA stars.
, ETC; ETC.
BLACK & co.
  at"-
iritliniz, of deep and ab::i.i;; gratitutl:
your kind eililt-n\'our.""'fo do us good.
7_~n iw \\'.i.~ ..1\--.'i_'-'.< r¢».i11_\‘ to do an-_-‘-1 and may your good wishes for u-: he
‘Elms for lll»- wi-lfzire of the communf all fulfilled in years to come. ,
 will lv- \\'1~' lov;-il and respected hy Signed in hr-‘half of the pupllg
II \‘1'f- -hall not foreel him and hope
l1i~ ,-:i 1~ -snr will prove worthy to llll HARRY VICKERSON
\1'<  ---,. .,,, 1l1ai,,Mf| , BILLIE McINTYRE .
'1\'li-in pair' of 'lie _\'~nr li is been .<a.i.f Tin- other teaclicrs were all rt-lii<‘m~‘
1-. 'ii l~t no' fore,-; :Elo iltii of _\'m-_ lvri-il with gifts by t1ie;r pupils. afl_~.'
‘.\L1»n ‘Elo .t:':il\'i.»- \~:l.< signed. and \\'hi1-h spveclif-s were inatle bv iltosaq
\\'b»~n rel ifinz: :itil thanksglvlnu prestnt. inspector Adams presenteil'
rf»:zn»~fl ~’;ir||ic ou' mi' ltnd, \‘-`-= wr-rr- illf .~'u<~t;~~.~'sfiil sttident< who took the
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wht-li we mll='
know wg own
which we can
l.f1n :; =‘ painstaking and patient
at limes tried almost
:intl zlllli'-n':h
l1~-.~11-z 
. say irnud bye to each
other and ou' d'~vot°1 teacher. We
.1‘.` ill.. \\'.ir_ \\‘?ilrll at`
-.1» Ilrfi for the .-\lll"°
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wlir-n ivcaplinw
ive l1»»»k»-tl l'1'»t'»
"1t "r ll-»y= ueziln _
1re. the time has come
her a debt of gratitude.
never repay. She has
2 f~ sch has been sucn
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its has wir th- lay: :ind respect ofi
the entire (las
if ant- of us
cxafiiinsilions in
~ati.=f1 she ha=
rather liftizitiw-
fa’l in the matrirulutlon
July, it will not he be-l
not ilcne her dlity. but;
we had not marie thf-‘
most of our opportunities.
('|ri.=snlaff~~=_
f-:ich othr r. w
its we say :ond lr_-'e ln-
" know we will r.ever
forget thi- fl.iy_= spent within the walls
of this rnom.
\\'r'- .=h1\nlr1. wo
in the fnturr-.
li we harp studied as
will liflmt' It-' hr:1(~I'll5
but if we have neglect-
ed our if-=_~nns_ we will also have rea-
son in rf-mellilif-r lost opportunities.
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June 30th. 191
AROLD I.. MELLISH
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l The pupils of the Princlpal's Dept.
 ‘presented their teacher with ii $20.00
.sold piece mn the toiiowfng lddrnl:
r.»c1~nt puhlli- t-xatninations with dlp-
lomas from the Depiirtnir-nz of Educ-V
ation, and after making lt _shtrt ad._
dl'f~.~.= of efic1>tii‘ti_Zenleilt lo lh~- cn-i
traitor- class asked all to rise and sing?
the National Anthem and this elolietll
the 1919 closing exercise of Moniagnuf
High School.-T. l
Willie: "Father, didn't you tell mt'
'the other day that It was wrong to,
strike any om- sin-aller than yoursf-lf7"‘
Father: "Yes, Willie, that's what'
[Sapp-‘ l --Pie. Maynard Bryantoig. aprt" Your close friendship your ilepnrture‘
'ilg  ' ~ lvll, .t tt. k d ith - '
wi i P ii ell. i wish, youu write' "firm:-5; ‘;l1';{\mmtmt~ew:“¢@ H W 1 nwnh nu W", be ,U ‘ww we ahah
and if-ll my teacher. l dont think she, ' 'ever remember you and cherish (hp
kiiom about it." i _MTL Russel M,-caves of Sheri memories of the pleasant times wr-
.\linnrd's Linlment Fo., Limited. ihome after spending n pleasant week e °°”""“'“"" ’h°"_'“"°" "W I0” l
Dm' Sir-=»-*Thin fall I sol rhrownl" "",“"“ -""~ “- 9' D"_'"" aneeilvsivirtinevefytniugtitutenuea
on a fence and hurt mv chest very
bad. so l 1-oiilil not w_ork' and ll hurtl ADDRESS AND PIECENTATION m "L d h
ma to »11~t»_11l1»_ .i._t1-i»1i,»ii unfit- off _ Ar vlu|,Ao| anna ,$21.1 §f,',,,,|',,,°§,,,l"°"'°"°“ °' "°"°"'
i.mlm»»m.- 111111 rin~_1» 1n1i rite' no snort* ' ' ' ___ _- "" * 'ln every eomniunity emisgiof 0,,
9"" l""’l“ ‘lf “I-\'/\lUJ'5 I/INI-I ' On Monday evening. June ssrrl have ever shown yourselves tn bpynf
-“I'7NT~ “`""‘“"'l 0" nallflfl-° Mid HP-2 the neighbors and friends uf. Mr. the greatest value and assistance and
Dlltifll Hn my breast, cured me com-i Alphonsuil Corrigan' und Miss Gussle always willing and eager to do 'what
P°9l'- DI II.'.f bled iffhél li 0 i. ‘ Id* Ill _
it ii. ross/isooiit Ihiliniiiemdfalzceil. about lzomiilir. iii i|i’:»_C°" ° 7 "7 muy '""'°"'"‘
Bosswsy, Digby Co., N. S. J. Jackman wslrcslledtothe chsinsld Tonight we have .sltheted here to
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""1 f ""'il  " -lvl on 'T`nurr~'lny 1-v.Hn a `,e\:;bpr0pr._m_ _=p,,,_<,h' ,,xp,am_,
:lnr .".'rir- 27. T11-'~ schoolhouse was l ed the object ofthe gathering and call-
t;'cw'lrd. Tile pupils were exaniinedied on “r “ack Dechangs go read
in the rlffferellt subjects by Miss Mc-  the adéregg prepared for me 0(-,_.a5;0n_
Dnnzall and llliss Dyment. and =h~»w-gm, Corrwan although Comp1,.1,.|._.
ed by their ready answers that they ,ak`(,n by 'guphse am__-Q am] in 1, very
had made consiflf-rable progress nn_d L_|m_£_‘, gpeech on bphglf 0, ms ,.,,u,,m
been carefully trained by their teach-f and himself thaDk,,| his good neighb.
"I '\Ii"" Fl°“l" Gaudet' -“\ pl°““l"2f ors for their kin .:i~:-ss and generosity
mm’ pmgram had bee" I“"`l’ared' and 3 not only on this occasion but on many
each ‘me Performed hi” P3" "°'3?'lotlier occasions as well. and assured
tlonally Well' A' the "M59 DI me "X" them that attttfiuzh lie was leaving the
ammallon the 7"“‘I‘l'»‘ I“""5°"t°"l ‘l“':r‘ coinmunitvi: wasinot on account of anv
leather with .1 lovely umbrella. Tl1f.1 md {pHo“‘T_mp on their pam A, ,h,',1
teachpr 'Mn Illankml ‘mr Ilupll-“ "wil i cfllit-ilisioli of his speech he nskr-ti l
3 few "h"S"" “`°"'l:- H°m"'ma‘l" "3"" them to exit nfl to tliiise coming afterl
dy was passed arf»und._ Whi<`h ¥”"""'ll him r.\lr and Mrsf Doylel the sanicl
3 Wllsh' and im?" glngmg th” N“ll°"'§ amount of nr' hburly feeling theyl
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al Anthem the crowd was disp-':r.=e'l. alwaw mmndgg ,U him ,
-SUITABLE MEMORIAL.-Consifi
erahle interest i= being arotisr-fi in
Kensington in connection with the
mt vi-inf-nt to crer-t some suitable
inontlini-nt to pf~rpetunt1- itir- inrinory
of the brave lads who fmilrht and the
tu-role ones who fell in defense of
wurlvl's liberty in the reeont war. 'i"‘~
mniniltten <~ho'<f-11 will do thnlr utmost
to crrry .nit tlif~ will of the ins-etln2_
.ind the adjacent districts will -"“' ‘
i~o~opr rntr' tn :lch’e\'e some results iv.
thy of the laii'l.il»lt~ object. .\'o greater
occasion has arisen within human
memory to coliiiimnd our support and
it is confiilently as-sured that the pat-
rlotli- people of lhis IQ.-al portion of
the Empire will respond most llbe_r-
ally in tht- np|1<=.1l fmt all. then who
mn, attend ihf- meeting in the Tent-
pcranro Hall there Friday night and
show where Kensingtonstands.-Y.
\\'ESTER.\' PERSONA LS
-Mrs. John Coles and Mrs. John
Warren. Kensington, spent the week
end ln Fredericton.
brooke and son Hubert have returned
visiting friends in 0'lAlry. the guests
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1 Speeches were then made hy several l
lgentlemen present niter which lcel
l cream was :-erred. After doiili: jusllro
; in this respect the conipaiiy rcpared to
ithe parlor and all joined in slngliiiz
|"F0r he is a Jolly Gfinil l~`cllo\\"' and
1 other selections approprizlte to the or-
lcasion. The organ was ably presided
lover by Miss .\iae Jackman. and the
singing of God Save the King brought.
fthe party to a i-lm-c. 
The f'illo\'.'ing is the address: ;
.To Mr. A. Corrigan and Miss G. Dris-
coll
Dear Friends.-Some few weeks
‘ago. we. the people nf Village Granny
1 heard the rumor that you were nbout`
110 leave us. but at the time we gay' it
,no serious consideration. uliil. like itll
painful thoughts or dinagrenble stories.
lt was quickly dismissed from our
,minds with ready willingness.
However. time has proven that- we»
were but hoping against hope. and
now we are brought to a full and sad
41 realization of the fact that you are
1 about to depart from our midst. I
For us who have been favored with l
will mean a regretnhle loss, and sl
pissed together.
Th
of two of its most popurai' and esteem- I
ed members, who have uveys ‘taken
WVUYU UN imllrovement of our settle-
sny f:\:"~\\'f:il. rind., :ts you .l-WY"-“"
iloivn liit-'s rugged and uiicerttiiil liii:h~
way, we hope that fortune may smile
upon you. and shower you with 8
:tt-ncrous share of the good thinS9 01
this worltl.
Bcforf- '.\'islillig you u last goodbye
we ask you to accept these small gifts
ns tok:-ns ol our esteem. and we hope
they shall always remind you of the
many loyal friends and acquaintances
you formed in Village Green.
Signed on behalf of the residents of
Villiipc Green.
SCHOOL EXAMINATION
The closing exainlnatlon of the
Grand Tracadle School was held on
l-‘riday th; 27th June in the presence
of a large number of rutcpnycrs anti
vi.-ilnrs, the examination was conduct-
ed by Misa Estella Morris, teucltcr of
thi- srllool and bliss Katie il. .\Ic(`ahe.
tear-her of Stanhope. Miss Mile Morris.
teacher of Donalrlston anti others.
The pupils acquitted themselves excep-
tionally well and showed by their
prompt anti correct answers that they
were tttorongliy at home in the branch-
es taught. After the exantiiintion the
pupils took part ill it very plcilsiliz en-
tertaintnent in which they rli-;.l.\yetl
considerable musical and dramatic
ability. _\t`ter the exaniinatlon short
spceclieg were made by Messrs. \V.A.
Mcllonnlil. -I. A. McDonald. J. A. Mar-
tin. .l. I-`r;ii\k .\|<-Donald. compllnicnt-
ing the teacher and pupils on the
creditable showing matic and en~
rouxuglng them to ,persevere in the
future after which two of the pupils
read the following address.
To Miss Estelle Morris:
Deer Teacher.-On this the closing
day of the present school term. we,
cannot let the occasion pass by. with-
out desiring to express our sincere np-
preclation to you in return for the
kindly interest you have always de~
voted towards us. Prlvlleged, as your
pupils we have realised, that your ditty
was of such it standard. that it left
nothing undone, which tended to our
progression and that your considera-
ll0l1l’0i' ils was always one of advance-
ment. Such nn ussocistlon as ours will
ever hear pleasant memories and to ns
li will be it Jcr tn lmovq that we lvtvc
lveen your pupils. and that we have
.worked together to our mutual ndvin~
tnge. We trust that the future will
hold for yon. lil the Joys of life. dna
you may rest :insured that wherever
y0ur way may end, you will be |ttetid~
ed! by our. beet wishes.
n conc union. we be on to nc
this smell token. es e sizniflnnnqcegf
'Entries For ~
Kensington Races
The followiiig ure the entries IDI'
tho Kensllitztoti Races, July 9th. 1
Free for alltrot and pace _‘
Ln ('opla, owncd by J. P. Smith-
(`or\\'Ili llnl, fwrlwd hy J. 1'. Smith-
Otlr ('olonel. The ’.\llit'l{liinon D\’\ll
co- _ _
iilltltt S.. owned lu' -\- -\- >.*'-’““"'-
2.22 Trot and 2.25 Pace
Queen Catherine. owned by G-
llartling.
- ntirty unter. owned by Gi‘°f¢°
Woodside.
(‘oorado L., owned by ll. Kell!-
Oiiia. owned by H. ('. Hooper.
British Soldier. owned by -I-
\\'erll0ck.
Ilahy Logan. owned ILV W~ B~
Arthur.
l-(ini: llrnzllian, owned by
\\'el.=li. V
Princess Etta. owned bf J- P- smml'
R.
B .
Mc-
Fred
3 MINUTE CLASS
John R.. owned by J. A. R0K€l’50“~
Canadian Soldier. owned bl' l1¢'m“°l
White. a
iirigllt tiemi, owned by <W. M°\‘°
resney. "
Ed. Lacondo, owned by  Benoit-
Lols Guy. owned by A. L. I0"-
Neiile Bavmer. A. C. Taylor.
Fitilie Bingen, owned by Dr. Chnrvll-
Kemriuih Aubery, owned by ldvlrll
Stewart.
Helen C.. owned by P. 'l‘emDIO-
Angus Dillard. owned by TIIO M°°
Kinnon Drug Company.
6779.
our sentiment towards YOU HUPIUI
that you will first consider IIN
thoughts of the donors, rather thin
the value of the gift.
Signed most respectfully on behll!
of the pupils. '
After the close bf the address th!
teacher hrietl epited. thanking UID
pupils for their hifi UMNO! Sd 'T
and hoping that the pleasant rein! .I
that existed between them in the PU*
yser would continue in ' tbl NNN-
ltneminging emi sus the ttmi the
examination was broilllit to A clou-