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hafhcls with development D1`°]°¢i-5 °f
$15,000,000 are plazining the largest
developments in Canada with B. C.
Power anticipating the spending of
s5s,ooo.ooo,
ms from Dominion Stores show
Ilehrllary soles st. 81,862,700 an in.-
crease of almost  over the
same month of last year.
¢;'§l1e,_;ii1dust,rial side of Intemiitloal
Nlokbiwhich was greatly strsed at
 “nual meeting, cobbined with
‘YQortl9f good progress in the mine
development has been causing n. good
deal of favoruble comment on the
stock in New York. This has also
oilmed” an improvemeni, in the tech-
nhalblsitiml of the stock which is
.,,, ,,;. STEWART JONES lt C0.
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,Market reports furnished by Green-
snialds, lu oe., Mmtreei, to stewart
Jonealdz Co., 88 Great George Street,
. Cliariottetown. _ ~
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(Ml Money ..     4’/1%
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Foreign Power Securities 
General Steel Wares ..  
Hana Oil .. ... ... ... ..... 925
lIm'peri.al0il .. ... ...  28%
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International Nickel ..   41”;
lniematlonal Petroleum ..  21-'gg
Massey Harris ..    35
Montreeirower ..    iasvl
McColl Frontenac .. ... ..... 24‘~'i,
National Breweries .. . . ... 3l‘
.National steel Car .. .. . .  7055
.Canada Bronze ..    51
.Canada Melting .. ... ...  17
Don-nlnion'1‘sr ..  ...  20
Famous Players .,    56'.i
Noranda. ..   ... ...  40%
Power Corporation ..   74%
Price Bros. ._ .I.    sr
quebec Power ..    csv.
Shnwinlgui .. ... ... ... ... 75
Smelters .. .... ... ... ..... 232%
`Steelof Canada.. ... ... ... 44'.~.'.
Steel of Canada Pfd .. ..... 38
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Bendix Aviation .. ...  46%
Consolidated Gas ..   12056
Bendix-Aviation ..   46'/A
Ifitemlwiollll Hhrvemer ... .. 94
Kennecott Copper..  ...  68%
Montgomery Ward .. .   39
Penick and Ford ..  ..... 42"/s
Niagara!-fudsonrowsr .. ..... 15%
Paramount Players Lasky .. . 72%
lhdio .. ... ... .'..  ... 50%
Standard Oi1ofNew Jersey  68%
sterling se_purluu°A ..  iw
Willys Overland .. ... ... ... 0
'Yellow     23%
C._P.lt. ..     ... 200%
.uenmiuetm .. .  41%
U. S. Steel ..     187%
4 ~ BANKS
sanirerNensmis.._...  sro
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_loyal lahk ... ... ... ... .‘/.` 300
, Spain has snnounoad that its gov-
 glpgrsm for consolidating
gpg  V the railway syl-
will be completed withlrrhve
tilt
ilu
“iiri
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at the pop-
cf London. in
has .te-
.
Europe must groan for two genera-
tions under this immense burden.
"Ami-leans keenly react the inter-
pretation of U. S. as “Uncle shyloek."
But this is a thoroughly snyloekian
performance." The author however
professes a great admiration for the
idealism of tha Republic. when ‘led
by Godfesring men; but alas. as Ah-
raham Lincoln once said in time of
stress, "we have forgotten God."
When the voice of the politician is
still and the great inarticulaie heart
of the God-fearing multitudes of that
nation illnds utterance, this usury
will be swept aside, and it won’t take
sixty years to do it.
It is long since I read so enthral-
llnz a book and I heartily recom-
mend it to my readers, whether those
who are addicted to lighter reading
or those who wish for something to
form the foundations for deeper
study.
I was recently much interested in
Lt.-Col. McKlnnon's account of the
conditions of Europe, and in partic-
ular of Soviet Russia. The activities
of this State are a threat to the rest
of the world, but the "Freedom of
the Seas" points out that they will
be defeated at the coming Armsged.
don, when the Prince of Rosh will
be opposed by a united Anglo-Ssxom
dom. _3_ 1.;
.snails wsursns
A lumpy 'ro it/ici:
I-UNIINBURG. N. s.. much ze.-in
an interview with Captain Angus
Walters, managing director of the
veteran champion fishing schooner
Bluenose, as to the possibility of an
international fishermcffs schooner
race between the Bluenose and the
schooner Gertrude L. Thebsud,
launched at Essex, Mass., St. Patricks
Ddy. appearing in the Halifax
Chronicle, Captain Walters states
that he understands the schooner
just launched was built with s view
to challenging the Bluenose for the
international fishcrmen’s race trophy.
Captain Walters considers that nine
year old Bluenose is as well able to
defend her title today as at any time
and is quite willing to compete with
the new schooner or any other
schooner, providing the race is sailed
off Nova Scotia and the necessary
funds are forthcoming.
Should these two main conditions
be satisfactorily arranged. he sees no
reasons why» other details cannot be
agreeably worked out. The race
would have to be set for the autumn.
ns tha Bluenose, in command of his
bwthrr. Captain John waiters. is
now in company with the rest of the
fishing fleet on the banks and is
equipped for the entire season's fish-
ing.
There have been no Intematlonal
races since 1923 when Bluenose, the
defender. and Columbia. the challen-
cer failed to finish the series off
lllslifax, owing to a dispute over the
|Bluenose leaving a navigation buoy
to starboard instead of to port. In
1928 Bluenoss and Haligonisn, also of
Lunenburg. held a series of races off
Halifax, the champion winning ess-
ily.
There was another gap until last
' year. when three vessels of the Lunen-
burl fleet, two of them fresh from
the builders' yards, held a "sudden
death" race off Lunenburg in con-
nection with the Fisheries Exhibition,
which was inaugurated there last
Year. Bluenose did not compete, ar-
riving home from the Banks just in
time to see the finish of the contest.
The suggestion has been made that
if it could be arranged, the interna-
tional race this year could be held oi!
Lunenburg, the daies to coincide with
the Lunenburg Exhibition, but this is
Purely tentative.
The intemationsl schooner races
began at Halifax in 1020, when Cap-
tain Marty Welch, the Dlgby-Glou-
, oester skipper, came hero from Glou-
cester in tha schooner lkperanto and
defeated the Delewana. Next year,
Captain Angus Walters, who had
been master of the Gilbert B. Wal-
ters in the Nova Scotia elimination
race of 1920. finishing just behind
the Dslewana, was given command of
the Sluanose, designed by W. J. itcue.
of Halifax. and built at Lunenburg
to win back the cup. nperanto had
been lost on Sable Island. so Capt.
Welch cams to Halifax with the Elsie.
butfoundhilgoedlittieboatout-
sailed by Ulbtlin Walters' IDM big
boat.
in 1922. Sluancas went to Glouces-
ter to defend the WP- and there. af-
ter a hectic serim. heated thelenry
Ford. Gloucester than built the Col-
umbia° and Captain Ben Pine brouaht
her to Halifax in 1923. raeinl lgalrlt
the Slumoss.inaan4ssthstwasliot
finished. Since thodiharl has been
M international-raofm. ~ ' , '
It is an~-iliithtlhlifalt thl\,ll1_»e-
n»xss.ieihca1i’nvirvivor¢I!.a1cr\s lim
ni . if.v»rnsi'~oe1,~~»°nt1em~--
alt. have met ..*“"*.‘
- .ll . l ,r \'ta
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CAUGH1' WITH A GALLON-CIM
and costs under the Prohibitlm _Act
and `$"l5 under me Custom Act was
the Penalty imposed by Hia Honour
at the Police Court Saturday evan-
lng on a man caught by the prohib-
ition snd customs officers taking a
gallon can of liquor out of a car on
King Street about 7.30 p. m. The
owner of the car, who vanished from
the scene when the officers appear-
ed, had the vehicle returned to him
on payment of a deposit of $150.
POST 0l'l'lCl BROKEN !N‘.l‘0.-
The stole ol Miz' P. J. Maolnnls,
Postmaster at Port Borden. was
broken into on the night od the 20th
instant and a, quantity cf cigarettes
cigars. candy. gum, et/o.. was stolen.
also cash from the till, but the bu.rg
lusoouldnotoblsinents-yusthe
post omoe which is separated frcm`
who was suspected of the burglary
was arrested by Officer Clarke and
ls now being held for examination..
It is understood that he has impli-
cated another young man living at!
Burden, and the matter will noi
doubt be inquired into before the'
proper authorities.
LENTEN SERMONS-"Duties of
Parents to Children" was the subject
of the Lenten sermon delivered at
St. Dunstan‘s Basilica last evening
by Rev. Father McCarthy. Benedic-
tlon of the Blessed Sacrament was
pronounced by Rev. Father Sullivan.
and music was rendered by the
Corpus Christi Choir. At the Church
of the Moat Holy Redeemer.. Rev.
Father Enright delivered, a very
applicable sermon on "The‘Meeknesa
of Christ." The Benedlctlon -was
pronounced by Rev. Father Mccireel.
Music was rendered by the men's
choir. ‘ ‘
FIRE AT NORTH WILTSlllRE.~
Saturday morning the Post Omcc at
Wiltshire was destroyed by fire
which broke out about a quarter
pm seven. Most of the contents of
mg building escaped destruction.
Fire fighters gathered from Wilt-
shire, Hampshire and Brookfield.
The Post Omoo was attached vo the
sun-e, by meaxisofhooks the burning
portion was tom away and the main
building saved.,Mr. Chester Pollard
fell oi! s ladder and had the M614
of mg had mt and his back hurt.
being unconscious for a short time.~
Mr. Henry Pollard had his head
badly out with an axe. MI. Ewen
Campbell was postmaster and owner
of the building destroyed. The loss
will be several hundred dollars.
THEN AND NOW-A Holifax ex-
change, roprinting the happenings oi
twenty-five years ago, carries the
following interesting it/em from its
files of March 8, 1905: “Mr. E. W.
McKinnon, operator in the I. C. R..
office, left here for a fortnlght's vis-
it to his fonner home in P.vE. ls-
lsnd, some six weeks ago and only
succeeded in getting back here last
evening. He had io walk the greater
part of the way from Hunter River
to Cape Traverse, cross with the ice
boats for Tormehtlnc, and do n fur-
ther stunt nn foot to suckville." Arl-
other interesting item. dated March
7. 1905, reads. "The steamer "Mlnto"
opened navigation between Prince
Edward Island and the mainland in
rather a curious way on Saturday.
An ice barrier two miles in width,
lying in the Gulf, has proved impen- `
etrsble, and the only thing to do was
get over lt. Bo the "Mlnto" carrying
teams, steamed out from Picton to`
this side of the ice and the "Stan-
ley" sailing from Georgetown an-
chored nt the other aide and the
teams were kept busy transferring
freight all day between the steam-
ers. Somebody rmarked that the
two miles of ice was frozen straight
to the bottom of the Gulf."
Miss Mabel Parkman. student at
Mount Allison Ladies College, re-
turned home last week, having been
called hero on account of the serious
illness of her mother. ' `
FAULT! l’lt00l" READING HERE
HALIFAX, Iv. S., March 23-A
typographical error on a marble tab-
let in the main hall of~ Government.
House. pointed out by Dr. clsrsnce
Webster in a review of numerous er-
rors thercon. recalls the fact that
some women. at least, were persons
in s political sense ln the seventeenth
century.
The error occurra in the name of
ll. Da is Sauaaye, Governor of Ac-
adia in 1618. who appears as M. De
ls Sausage.
La Capitaina Marchand La Cog.
liaur do lauassye, was fin command
Guercheville. who had been granted
.sn enormous territory extending from
tba St- Lawrence in norlds, and who
haddecidadtoplaysnaetiva part*
in' the affairs of la Oadie. ‘
a
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the stare. One of the young meni
of a vessel equipped by Madame dei
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dustrial and other problems that con.-
front the church today- The Welker
said. “lwsry thinking mm
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""°'°1°"|‘ "“:°:"ub?”u'M IT: that we ara pssllrig`tniougiit'_son\a
yummy. as sunday school uiqre "‘“°“‘i“" mm °‘“` 
were in present and what is ex “°“' °""°"‘ °' "°"°
mr. 'rue vim ef civuin-
fdl' U10 US
'"9' ""§°,,”,°,°:°:,°§"“,Y°”°°"°§'u,f§; um are anninsunr uw vu-um.
mmm'  There are certain potent icrcsa at
thiswoakthafirstofaasriesofwo-
mm. Pr., un” 'ul be h ld W0l'k, \llld¢l'mil\|ll "ll lDnllS0 Of
in the parstnzenon rriiisy ever-il:.¢_ the church and challenging ` the
These meetings are in commemora-
tion of and in preparation for the
church for leadership. These are
days of loose thinking. |0080 “Ville
nineteenth centennial anniversary of lm* |°°l° l°"|5¥- In my °°“°°‘7 °°°
Pentecost.
The morning service was broad-
cast by CHCK. The spirit of worship
was fostered by the invocation, "Holy,
`Ho1y, Holy, Lord God Almighty," and
alsc`by the first hymn, “Allhsil the
power of Jesus name." Rev. Dr. Eam-
say spoke from the text Rev. 11-15.
"The kingdoms of this world are be-
come the kingdoms of our Lord, and
of his Christ." The address was in
the Social Service department of our
church and pointing out. how the
Church and State may co-operate.
These both divinely appointed ln-
msrriage out of seven finds its and
in the divorce courts. We have 48
kinds of marriages and divorce laws.
People get married to get acquainted
and when they are acquainted they
want to be divorced. Judge David,
of Chicago, recently said, 'We will
never solve the problmi of juvenile
delinquency until we sol\°.i the divorce
problem.” I believe in the institution
of divorce but no institution has been
so abused." '
Till BAPTIST CHURCH
N" s
stitutiona must act in unison to cor- "The Growing Church" was the
°,,,M_~- M5* qmund oh”-Vg" |rect the abuses we have inherited. subject of s very powerful sermon
wwmd mm ,'03 to ,wry ~1mm»- The wcrlc of our Social Service is to by Rev. A. C. Vincent yesterday
mwn M, ‘hmm u M an of study the-situation, industrially, so- morning at the Baptist Church. The
twem ,rmums M junk. fo, md. cially and educationally, searching text, from Acts 2. 47; "And the Lord
.|,|w_ H, hit Wo mm»,,_ ,umm out what is wrong, to co-operate with added tb the Church daily, such as
than out of ._°¢,|m_ Inu" your the State in the reformation of de- shuld be saved."
at th, 5; mm” M “WIN dum linquents by applying the principles Growth is the natural, normal
in mo Wu; md me md at N. “_ of Jesus Christ thereto. Reference condition of every living organism.
mu" 0,,” mg pw,” of Mm-mg; was also made to the Rescue Homes If in a year of living you have not
hw md mo,“.,_ which stretch across Canada from grown, gone forward. improved in
Bun, mad ,u°°,duuy_ bug, Truro to vancouver. It is a source any way. your dissatisfaction would
hs -‘ mmpbd um M 1,.” mu. of gratification and pride to be con- be keen. And yet. too often we cem-
m._ .I-My wok Mm .mv gn ,, nectad with this work as -members plscently accept such a condition in
¢_N.wh,-_ bm he “ved to "tum go of the United Church of Canada. the Church of Jesus Christ.
camdm Mutt” WM. M hmm _ A full church greeted Miss Elsie In thisearly apostolic church, pas-
hu mend_ Bubba in m umhn, Macbuhan at the evening hour of tor. officers, people, all were work-
mummy, md mum” _hu mm, qvorship but the attendance was no ing, all the time, naturally they grew.
as M wunmpem He mm M mp Zrlgler  srllie deserved fo; her re- with every church that in the apos-
n mm' mm, no o . enry Van Dy e‘s "The c sense. in enjoying growth we
30;” me D.;:m° Dqltm M., other wise man," was exceptionally will find certain factors operating.
mmm, mhsequmuy bwomm fine. l-fer appearance, her manner, For example there will be A SPIRIT
pmdam M um hmmm “Maha her enunclation were all perfect and 01" UNITY. "They were all of one
Awww w_Wwm_ ms dum malxriyh zprzehszions lof deilriggt were tizccord." Divstsgnsionslmandn :iifr;isions
have beencaused ihroulh ` 7°°P° "° ° ' ' “mm” 5° ° P” 5 '"1"
gpml? mumlcuhum of hh m_ The music for the day is worthy directions results in impotent frus-
gma ww” to perform ‘ mmbm of special notice and embraced, a tration.
wm_ It W" me mum tw. of ,M beautiful solo, "Jerusalem," delight- A SPmrr or PRAYER, 'rg the
dum of moth" vm “num md fully rendered by Misa Lillian Me- early church, prayer was more im;
wry wdnnng Mmm ‘hmm U Kenzie, "also two anthems, "God is portant than preaching. It is to be
The PM wo yum qu’ th. dum s Spirit, and ‘O Word of love, how feared that _in this 20th century we
strong and true." to s setting com- have reversed the condition. There
mm bmw md arm' mm” posed by Prof. Fletcher. is measureless power in persistent
were mm U pm” to do uhm. duty The Y. P. s., of Trinity cnuml, believing prayer. There was just as
In the pmsdq ,nmm of pu" u has continued active during the put much power in electricity in the days
In me WM ‘bds of “L GOL Bm" week. On Sunday, March ldth, the of the apostles as there is now, but
ke? 'hood out ‘mms hu mmndu’ evening meeting was presided ever no ons knew how tc use it. There
but he mu "mum U M ,mum by Major L. T. Lowther. The spank- is just as much power in prayer now
mo” ,mm to “mum a "ml-,°l.°g ;'qnWl;°gYi“ll“2;n°1’;n\say wl1o gd as in th: days of the apostles. Let
,-mm ',,m“,,d spoem"eususe. - ,
fwwslxdnhbyoursir stbiglriumm sour- E"°"1°°*-ins Mercy." The Question A srmrfr' or oorrviorrou.
me md their `mbeu°“b1° ,km md B0! wlo begun at this meeting and "They continued in the apostle‘s doc-
dafmg .have uh. new of mmm Pwved most interesting. lrine." It is vital that the church
in me em" mm mm md mv" Un 'nleldly night. after the regu~ of these days have a conviction. have
reusht berere. He was u vs.-y my. :l:rn;ne.;lilg1;m;rdrt.;e study snoop., ;l;lvhmh1:ies::ge.mk;ilcw me itat:
remained or at c eve u . en
&,’m°““”*"”' H’ "" ‘ ”” "mm sellgnuui mi-.in ee which me more emu-en nur or this nyanusni, it win
m°°i'1¥\€ On Wednesday and Friday be time to “put up the shutters."
"_"_°'_"'_ were also invited. A SPIRIT FILLED MINIS'I‘R.Y.
16. raised a cross with the arms of At lhlt llllhi-'s service Miss Flor- Great and important is intellectual
his pstroncse. to indicate her own- ehee BMW presided. .An instruc- preparation for the ministry. But
whip and sutnenw "‘° °°:u°“;d is f;1\=Nw .“11\ws" vu elven by' armor or su rrmnunns u ssuy..
tn pert novel. Amr a few srl 1 Y- - -Hf°wn- The questions sun hourly" communion with ood. No
went on 'to Pentsgcet. (Penobscot), mitted through the week were gm. ministry need upset gpmwlin 5.1¢.
to found a settlement there. His gov- Wered by Dr. Ramsay. Mr. Olsen cess that is not based on apostolic
crnorship was short lived. In July Wie heard in I pleasing violin solo life of spirit filled prayer.
the settlement was attacked by an Ind ll usual the orchestra gqdeq And-gn my gh, 9"” ¢h`umh_ in
expedition from Virginia Uniltr BNN! *Ollie Plvgram. favour with the psoplefin numbers'
Samuel Argall. De la Bounty” Ship CENTIAL can in llbsrality. in courage. efficiency
was seized, and he with a. ew com- lS’I‘lAN CHURCH and mal. And the church of 19301
l>l¥\i0Ul W¢l'° W1* W "I in I 'Nu' may grow, and will grow on such
DD. "WI Wl'll°h f-11°! V'°"°_ “Wu”  '°°¥ of the Whiston foundations. The successful. growing
and Nm t»°` 1"f»=°°- WNW 41°- '“°° *M wwrdsv in un. enum. or mo must so a mv 'ns-
appearing from the history of Ac- Central Christian Church with large tament Minister, and manned byi
sdis. “"u°|'|¢9l and I record Bibile School. New Testament officers. '
Other errors on the tablet pointed There were 5 added during the dgy_ Hgppy 15 mg; ¢1~|u.»¢h whim hu
out by nr- Webster an chu-may mskinrasinulm-_ nnwnuwn nu nunimr, damn., mourn-,° um,
for charnisav: is iicrgus for In struck his su-ia and is at his sen sunday seusni snpsrinqnssng, om-_
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fortune: Uhambuv in onsmblv: and lu: subnets insiem ins nm- in wsu puma. so mm can xing-‘
La Vallier instead of ds ia Valliere: actor of the meetings from now on dom come. 
MUIMVIX UIIWI3 0! 4° u°5°“15 Tllllllht ha lbeaks on "Fateful Decl- Dr. Vincent'a evening sermon,-the
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CWI' i°"°*° °f 4° lt °“"°- Di* he will sin s um nam- more on mt nmit' in sum." 'ms downs
WONW' P0111" W* V-bl* 'hill S "What I Did and Saw Armistice and impressive discourse was hsu-4
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lowing members which were imp,"
sivsly executed. `
' 1. Anthem--"’!‘ha lord is M
night# rum. ’
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and my ri-lens." makers 
Qlliilty. Calder, Dingweu, gum*
Mkhaztham- Fairsst. Lord .lesu5_,.
4. Soprano Solo-"Babylon," Mich.
acl Watscn.‘Mrs. Arthur Rpp¢,_
5. Anthem-"At ‘Sven Ere the gun
Was Set," Turner.
O. Contlllto Solo-"Consider gnu
3°" "W" !'|°X|H8i»°n Harker. 14,,
H. S. Henderson. '
'l. Anthem-"Build Thee Mm
Stately Mansions," And.-¢w_,,
I. Male Quartette-"Now the my
is om," ssrnsy. .
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irsiw cmssaow, `n. s., Mum 2,
-A brief visit to New alum., ,S
l’°pNlenl'.\tlv\ of the Dominion Pug;
Commission has re-united 'rum-W
YWDK. of Jasper, Alberta. mu, ,
our wean ne ms not mn ...
heard from for fifty-cevan yu;-._
'rneir mlm- was miles in Q..
Drlmimwd wlllery explosion in my,
1873 And the family was fa-md ,D
hi'elk\ip.TbDmasvla.|adcptg¢by|
flmlly moving west. while hi.; sim,-
nowiiirar. M.r°rusr.wentu»w...
vlflhill- id! IQ trick nf mg
Other as a result of the hasty sew.
ation and uncertain destination. 'mg
brother bacama amocistaa mu. pu
railway. while his sister retunisd tn
NW' GIIIIUW twmty-five years |¢0_
Mr. Young. accompanying | nm.
int of Jasper Park pictures. made in.
fluids ummm his family 1....,
and was directed to the auto sim
rooms or his sisters mn. shortly ms.
_WSH the oiatu and brother were
f¢Ule4»her for the first time in over
half a century.
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UAVENDISH SCHOOL
Hem ron or osvmsin. semi
for the month of lbbruary:-
Grade X-1 Annie Lowther, I
Merwvt Imvuier, s mel wysns,
Grade B.-llfelen simpson, 2
Lorraine Webb, 3 Marjorie Olsrk.
Grade VI!-1 hances Clark.:
Halbert Wyand, 8 Lowell Wymd.
Grade V-1 Pauline Webb. 2 Jean
Clark. 3 Beds Smith, 4 Edith and
miner clark. s Mum sin.p.°.,, s
DOINII llld me Simpson, 'I
it
5;
-1 Sdawrd Lowther, 2
Ida Blsequiere, 3 Howard Gallant. 4
Ernest Psynier, s Reggie sunmn.
6 George Payri r.
once r-1 am. rsynw.
Mary G. Stevenson, teacher.
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wma oem u jun nov in
,popular favour; wa are IMF-
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