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Englniiil and the United States. You can depend on us for
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Agents Wanted Male Help Wanted
On sAi.i‘,-l(`E (‘iiES'i‘. APPLY 70 frlncr Street. 8989-5-27-31.
AND RELIABLE SUB-iwaxran _ MAN Fon Farm “Fmt ‘fx 5° '-mmm:-'l9'f‘ work. Albert Robertson, !.E.:::::i:i.
at once. When applying state 5,82_5_24_2i_
Qualifications. Do notpapply linings .
experienced. Appy llrmcr's Ac- _ wciile,L<>l.c1<»n,ont. a_w.5-21-ai. °ff`f:,'if;°fn‘;“§€ Zgxsgglgaxufggéz
-“‘ tunity-address Burrell VanBuren,
1030 McClllrg Bldg., Chicago.
M. H. 5-27-ll.
POSITIONS AS POSTMAN,
Clerks, etc., vacant. Write the M. C. C. Civil Sei/ice S:hool, Tor- onto 10. '
M. H. W. 5-3-10-17-24-31.
MEN WA!\"I`ED T0 LEARN THE
Barber Trade through our special short course. Expert training. Par- ticulars free. Molcr Barber College, 573, B;u'l'ington St.,` Halifax.
A 4-1-ttstf.
WHY BE OUT OF WORK
OR WOMAN TQ TRAVEL appoint local replcsclitutlics.
pcrlllanellt; yearly gllar-
$l300. (being $25, weekly
lveragcl and expenses; commission and cash bonllscs besides. Winston Co., Tower Bldg., Toronto. _ A. \'.', 5-12-ll-19-21-26-28.
____________l For Sale
liAN‘s liull'|.+. Nr.ARi.\’ NE‘.\.
_lan F. S. 3000-5-27-31.
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Byrne mmmlm-. :loot-5-zz-sl.
WANTED--AT ONCE. TWO FIRST-
clnss plumbers. Wages eighty-five cents per hour until June 15th. Thereafter ninety cents per hour. Apply to W. G. Crowley. 275 St. Ccol'[;‘c Street, Moncton. N. B.
- 3929-5-23-41.
GISTERED YORKSHIRE PIGS, one milk row. M. F. Vcssey, York.
‘F.. S." 3069-5-24-21.
Cheap for quick slllc. Apply Guard-
Cmggg ;1q_00 PER gimp-. CARPENTERS WANTED FOR Lcgllorns and Rocks. Everel work on the new C.N.R. Hotel.
C3,-1¢¢,0n_ 33;3g.5.19.,',i_ Good wages for competent men.
_M ______ Apply at Job. sol-5-23-sl
s/itz. 'ro LET. Boano AND '
signs on hand at Guardian
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l93l CETf5US CLERKS WANTED
in every district in Canada. Ap- pointment for one or two years by written examination only to be held in the frill with chance of per- luauellt position. Start prcpariilg mr »r_-ima-.mimm at dune. Particu- lars free. M. C. C. Civil Service Correspondence School (oldest in Canrldrn. Toronto 10. M. 1-l. W. 5-27-28-29-31-6-4-'I-11-14,
Wanted
WANTED - CATS WIT!! NEWLY
born kittens. R. Reymond, South- port. Phone 1175. 2638-31-e.o.d.-tl
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SALE-NEIVLY FRESIIILNED
prncle Jersey Cow. Rollulci'
Benton, Winsloc. 4013-5127-21
li' PLANTS, DUNLAP.
hundred. $1.00 by mail:
per thousand. F. S. Reeves.
3791-5-16-121.
SALE-CABBAGE I‘LA.\"I`5
in boxes. Each box cou- over 150 seed. Per box 25c.
Plants lceach. M. J.
A 10,000 1...... .. ‘lend From New Y°1‘k
prescriptions Dlspensed U i‘=’»'-“‘f"i`f»°~’¢’¥»‘ H' T0ld Him Ab0l1t 5212011 ’.':;‘.‘;::::;:.;: :‘;‘°;‘
1 calvrnal. i~.=.lusn cnuncu of
| the engagement of Llicir daughter,
(` and boat cradle. Apply Winchester 144 1-lillsboroukh
7 it beam. in excellent Also Bull Dog Clutch,
' 4011-5-21-sl
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WAl‘.[.`IlD T0 PURCIIASE TEN OR
fliiccn acres of land in vicinity of Cl~lnrlottetown. with or without buildings. Apply A." Guardian.
~ 4003-5-27-31.
-I :JSTOR BOAT, 26 FT.
hen lust spring, suitable for plensllro nf fishing, will sell Allply E11. Lynda hv telc-
Femalc Iielp Wanted
K _ p.
Parker Hollllc. 3523-5-3-tf.
1 B\( LI) BIAII) “`Ai\f.'Ei). 7° Fitzroy Street. 3944-5-23-31.
3384-5-21-51
ITCIIEN MAID A
WA.\I'I`!ll)-TW() CAR LOADS OF
c.\Ltlc froln ~1 to 3 years old. To flcsheii in from 3 to 6 weeks. Also some l‘ezlstc1'erl crttle. Write or pli:.;:, I1. \':'. Woc:l, Cll.'\l‘lottetovvl1. R. R. l. 4010-5-'27-31
Employment Wanted
IIOTEL CHEF WIANTS POSITION.
20 years czzlrrlenor. Good refer- eiiccr. Phono 289, Guardian, Sum- mcrsido. 3974-5-24-31.
lvr olvci: A lu/no lu'
Ply lla oisllnii street 3994 5-2
1000 'ro slo.co rm: p.\v dfmllhd Only fc\v weeks rc
and moist; learn nt Canadas oldest wmr reliable trade schools.
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Ffhvols llov si l.awr¢~ncr-,
Vacant-Male
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Miscellaneous
ROARDERS ACCOMMODATED AT
20 Longworth Ave. 3990-5-27-31, ___._.________i____________ JOHN ALFRED l\IacDONALD, LAND
Surveyor, Box 29, Hermanville.
3570-5-6-imo.
(7.»‘\N\'ASSE1¢S BIG COMMISSION.
Violin School, 107 Queen Street.
4002-5-27-31.
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- FIVE ROOM FIAT.
Helretric range in kitchen. WIP! Bakery Possession
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th mf`W‘f“rie:l 10 .$76,000 pounds
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DR W R. calisow _, "sn" Gramm chiropractor om-ling in the lenrth below the EMBALMSB
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son‘s shipments on short notice. Guardian Central Print/ery.
ESCAPED FROM MY YRANCH ONE
silver black male fox. Tattoo right ear C. K. M. Tattoo left ear BG. Reward. George Poynter. Freetown.
3968-5-24-21.
FOUND - BETWEEN WINSLOE
Station and Charlottetown, one bat! of clover seed. Owner can have same by calling at 88 Hillsborough St., and paying for ed. 4012-5-27-21
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The "avail Rangsrs' iilissioll Balld
In will not hold itsuisuui ‘meeting this --
week, but will have n Picnic on bat- urday afternoon. 3990-11.
‘ llentral iluardianl
Swtland. Rev, T. W. Goodwill, 01 B11/`tllc. Cut.. will supply in the C9"- tial Pai‘i:».ll dilriilsl thc nlontil ol Julic, béginnilléf Julie llth. Preaclling an- rlouncelncnts will bc made later.
ENGAGEMEN'I‘ ANNOUNCEMENT
-Ml'. and Mrs. Ira Slzazv announce
Mabel to William Reginald Aitken, son of the late W. Henry Aitken. The marriage will take place the latter part of Jlme. 4014-547
PRESENTED \\'lri‘ll lvlEDAL-Ycs- terday afternoon Mr. W. S. McNutt was presented with the Governor- Generals medal by Dr. Moore, of Ki'.li2`" Ulilversify, from which in- stitution Mr. lVlcNuit` recently gradu- ated with high honors. The pi'cseil- tation was made ill 'St. Pelcr's Schoo1` Room.
NEW DAIRY SllI'T. IIERE-Tllc
new Dairy Superilltendellt for Prince Edward Island, Mr, W. L. Brenton, formerly of Brookfield, Nova Scotia,
Crinitp Glnitzh itlburdl l
who has been appointed to the of- fice nladc vacant through the dc....l! of thc late Mr. J. A. 1\/L".Donald, or-I rlved ln the city with his family lasti -week from Nova Scotia. The duties? ef the new superilltendmt will begin! on June 1.
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AT R(ll`ARY-Mr. .Jack Hc;\l'll, Naval into-uetor of the R.c.N.v.1t.| was thc speaker at the Rotary #Luncheon yesterday, taking as his subject "The typc of men who fought nl. .llliiilnd and Zcebi'uggc.l' During the course of his address thc speaker contrasted the life, habits,, and types of the naval men of todayl with these seamen of olden times. Tile advalilagc, which the modern naval nlcn take of thc products of modern civilization, was also referr- ed to. Rotariarl C. C. Thompson pre- sided. The guests \vcrc Messrs. Geo. H. Buntaln, Charlottetown, and Capt. John Whinston, of thc S. S. Eins- worth l\Ia`nor from Walcs.
C. C. M. REPRESENTATIVE
HERE-Canaziiarl Cycle and Motor Co. dcalcrs from Suinmcrslde and Cllarlottetowll met at the Queen Ho- tel, where Mr. Witherspoon, sale promotion and advertising manager of the Canadian Cycle and Motor
Co.. Lid., yy r.::ar_'. ti 1:: zlectric' projector displayed oil a screen thc. companys tales _. lmotion, and 'ad-I vertising programme for C. C. M..
Bicycles. joycycles and skates. I-lc al-1 so took his audience through what lic termed a trip through the C. Ci M. factories and explained the var-
ious manufacturing processes to: them. One of the main reasons for Mr. Vv'itllersp;»oll`:. crosi;-colitillcllt tour is to ilupary to tile C. C. M. dealers and their staffs the lnany| features of the C. C, M. lille. Ac-, companied by Mr. Armstrong, the C.I C. M. representative in the Maritime, Provinces, hc lcavcs this morning! for a meeting ill Ncw Glasgow, Af-j
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WOOD-At the 1*. E. Islnlld l-Iospital. on May Z4, 1030, to C. H. and Mrs. Wood, ii son, Ernest Wcslcy.
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cl./iili'-At ui.; Pi-incl- Edward land Hospital, on Saturday, May 24th, Margaret Clary.
DENNIS-at 37 lmssmoi-é street, on Friday, Mny 24. 1930, Cllirciicc lviar-' tin Dellnis. aged three nion'.l‘s, soil of Mr. and Mrs. Janlcs De;.ilis.
SMALLWOOD-At the P. E. Island; Hosptal, Monday, May 26. Mrs Elizabeth Sinallwood. Flzllcral noiltccf later. Iutcrnlcnt Dartmoutll, N. S.
BRADLEY-In the City Hospital, on! May 26, 1030, Flora A. Bradley, age '12 years. The remalns.\vill be for- warded to St. Georges this afternoon by motor from A. A. Hcnncsseys. Funeral Wednesday morning to St, Georges Church.
STRANGMAN-At San Jose, Califor- nia, on May 19. 1930, Anna Amelia. beloved wife of Chas. Bti-angman, formerly of Montreal, eldest daugh- ter of the late John Goff, of Wood-' ville, P. E. I. Interment, Victoria, B. C.
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"V/llcn a f ini cl ww fronl New
York visit;<l 1°," 1-."'°c1»ily i;il<l told me about this new Sslrgon medicine, I had no ldca it was going to mean thc curl of suiicring that had made my lifc miserable for years.
“Stomach and illlcstilllll disorders
5:0 hard with a lnan of my algo and I sure had a time of it. Chronic consti- pation poisollccl my \vllolc system and a kind of rheumatic condition cic- velcped in my back with pains and aches practically all over liiy`bod_v.'I got to where I couldn‘t sleep and be- came subject to wcuk, dizzy spells and finally had to give up driving nly car altogether. I couldnt cven drink a glass of milk without llslvillg heart- burn and indigcstioll. and some times the gas on lily stomach was so zuvflll that the pressure would seein to almost choke off my heart action,
"I'm situated so that I- can live
comfortably the rest of lily days, but there was little consolation in that thought ivherl I suffered such lnisery, None of the medicines I tried did me any good and I had given up in des- pair-just. decided I might as well 'tarry along' to thc end as best I could-when my friend from New York told me about Saigon. Hc said that the medicine was ranking ii lily; hit ill New York :ind sccmecl tn be doing everybody good that tried ii; so I went down to Tamblylrs Drug Store
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‘ paint, and it was necessary for
‘ Hobbs were there. Anti said phat he
THOMAS STACK 3 I - I - ‘ answered, "I'll fix him when I come
and bought a treatment, along with* the Sargon Pills. l
"I had only used about. half a bot-f
tle of Sargon and the some quantity of the Pills, when I noticed a big cliallgc for thc better. I quit having indigcstion and gas on my stoma/ch; the rhelllnatie pains began to loosen* their grip, and a feeling of new strength and vigor came over my cn- tlrc system! I got out my car' the other day and can now drive around ns much as I please without being afraid of those dizzy spells. I'm eating heartily, sleeping well and enjoying life ill every way.
"The Sargon Pills are the finest
thing ill th-:way of a laxative that I cvcr used. Instead of purging. they seein to work on the liver with a stinlulatilllz action that has a lasting effect and keeps the bowels regulated perfectly,
“Everyone I've recommended Sar-
gon to tclls mc that lt's doing them a world of good and I honestly believe it will help anyone suffering withl troubles like mine, if thcy`ll take the treatment faithfully."
The above statement was made by
Thomas Stack, wcll known retired business ~nan of 36 Beulah Ave., l-lalnilton, Ont
Snrlzon may he nbtainecl in Char-
lottetown' from Hughes' Drug Co.. Ltd.
tcr holdin: a mc-cling in Sydney on Wednesday night llc will leave for St. J0lln's, Nev.'i`e.llicli:nlcl, retllrnilvi the first week in June to complete his tour of the' Maritime Provinces and the province of Qucbcc.
Furrfzerfrouble on
S. S. Winding Gulf
Further trouble on thc freighter
Winding Gulf loolllcd Saturday night created by the strong racial sympath- ics of the nlixcd crew over the killing of thc boatswain for whicll Possclt and Anti wcl'e on Friday charged with murder at the preliminary hear- ing. Quick action by Captain John- son who telephoned Chief Birtwistlc possibly averted a mutinous outbreak.
The unrest was lncrcascd by an or-
der of the captain forbidding shore lcavc, which was cancelled later.
Cllicf Bll.w.stle immediately had
Motor Cycle Patrolman Anderson pi‘oce/:;l lu L.;ol'getown und that ol- ficer i'elii...llcd aboard thc steamer all lliyilll. His prcsclicc had tt calm- ing ella-ct. -
Sl:::'.lr’,', the Chief accompanied by
l‘olLrc L)i`l’lc:r llllzglns moloreil lo Ge' l.,ct0l.‘.‘ll to take prccl\llLl0lial‘y meosuics.
Inquiry revealed the fact that the
American-born portion of the crew were siding with the prisoners lil thc affair, and the rcnlllindcr of the mcu. composed of several Spaniards, a number of Portuguese and some Por- to Ricans were thought to feel rc- scntmcllt over the dcnth of Rodri- ques. _
Other complaints said to have been
made by ihcm, took exception lo thc flying of the Stars and Stripes on thc ship for the deceased, and a protest when anothcr man said to have been of Spanish descent was put to work on the job Roclerlques had not com- pleted when he was shot.
It was believed by the Americans
that this signified that a friend and countryman of the deceased was to be promoted to boatswaln. ‘
Bomc fear was also felt that a fight
would develop L~'.wccn thc mcll, and the Americans mentioned one of the crew particularly as a man they had some uneasiness about.
When Chief Birtwlstle lllld pieced
together the rumors and general cir- cumstances, he, after consulting the Captain, called the crew together for A warning.
He first asked, if there were any
I David Matheson.
complaints, and when none were made by the men openly, advised; them to conduct themselves carefully
while ill li Canadian port, or other-| wise action would be taken to handle llic situation without hesitation.
Other mcasurcs taken to calm the
men, \vcl'c the removal from a Span- lard, refcrrcd to above, of a small clasp knife and it long safety razor. It was thought advisable too, that he move his sleeping quarters to another section of thc ship. Usually, all of the hands occupy berths in the same part of the boat.
A check-up oil the information re-
garding the preliminary quarrel shows that Posselt was not present at
that tilnc. Anti when he welll. to thc| forccastle in the inorrlillg for paint was accompanied by Leroy Hall, another member of the crew. This nc\v angle of thc case became kmw-i yesterday. Hall will appear as a wit- rlcss, it is cxpcctcd today.
Preliminary
Hearing
Following is it contlnuatlim of the'
Hlliort of the prelinlil'lal'y hearing of Chester Anti. cllzirgccl with thc mur-, der of Antonio Rodcriques, boat- swain on the S. S. Winding Gulf. HOW in Dort at Georgetown. The licarillll was held in the Court House ilt Georgetown. After the examina- tion of Frederick Delano by the at- l0r1\Cy-general, Mr. Thane Campbell, the witness was examined by Mr.
He stated that he
knew Foss:-lt. that he came on board May 8 or 9, and that he never quar- relcd with anybody. Anti had noth-
ing to do with the work of the boat-‘ swaln, and had no right on the forccastle head.‘
Here Mr. Matheson questioned the
witness on the events preceding the fight on the wharf. and on the fight itself. when at 9.45 he saw Posselt on the saloon deck the latter asked him for the day off. Anti mentioned nothing about leaving the ship.
Dougall Flfleld, <sworn\, stated
that he knew Rodcriques, who was a good scaman. Regarding Antl's confession he stated that they hadl not made any threats nor offered any inducements to gain a confes- sion. He stated that the boatswain had made at him with it marlirl spike. and gave that as the reason
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Cross examined by Mr. Matheson:
of the firemen He had been sent lor
ness had heard about shooting be- tween 10.15 o.. m. and 10.30 s. m.,~ and saw Anti between 11 e. m. and 11.15 a. m. standing on the midship dock The captain, the witness, Mr. Delano, and the police officer Mr.
did not go forward to fight with Roderiques. , Richard J. small, second officl, (sworn), stated that he knew the parties involved in the case, as mem- bers of the crew. At 8.20 he heard the men abusing one moth", 1|, nv loiisrlaues come down In steps. The prisoner was slrtfrl an the rail, and when he sew the 3051;. swalri he jumped off the ship. The boatswain made a pass at him but was not within striking distance. The witness did not see the boat- swain dlsarmed, but when the for- mer went up to the saloon deck hc heard Anti say "Come down on this
dusk. I'll fix you." The boatswainl then went down the ladder with :i l knife in his hand. The acccusedt picked up a piece of scantllng foul' Dr five feet long. The boats\.\'ilin rush- ed at him, and, when in reaching distance struck at him, stabbing at him several times. Anti dropped his stick and ran, and the boatswaln came back on board. The other pris- oner rPosselt) went on the dock, and the two stood talking. Somebody asked Anti where he was going. He
hack."
The witness claimed tllat he did .
not see the two coming back, and that he did not see them again till the time that he was standing on the saloon deck with the second cif- ficer, when the men passed goinr aft. Hc was then called .'or‘.va"cl, and saw the boatswain lying on the deck with a hole in his head about
two inches behirld his right car.
Cross-examined by Mr. David
Matheson ihe witness stated that the boatswaln was about twelve feet from the prisoner when the latter wassitting on the rail. When the boatswain came down he reached over the rail and "made a swipe" at his antagonist. The witness had nev- er noticed the prisoners together. Referring to the fight on the wharf Mr. Small stated that eftcr the knife was drawn Anti ran away. but UV! witness could not state whether he had been stabbed or not. I-lc could have been struck in the waist.
It was decided by the attorney-
general and the Counsel for the ac- cused that the evidence taken in the case of Anti, as far as it is applicable, to the accused Posselt, be allowed. the counsel, however, reserving the right to object to any evidence not applicable to Possclt.
The attorney-general ' asked ihati
the case against Possclt he adjo lrncd ‘ till the same time as the case against; Anti-ull Tuesday It 1.30 ll- m~
V This Week
Continued fronl Page 1
of stcel, that a portion of this 49 1-2; cents B. toll be dcvotcd to iniprovingi conditions among the workers, either ‘ by increasing wages or shorteningi hours, or both. I Dissolution Expected Before
V The End of the Week 1
Saturdays session of thc House of
Commons began at 11 a. m. lt was the first morning sitting; and these will continue until the close of thc session. There is a general expect- ancy that this will come towards the; end of the present week. ,
With dissolution in the air and alll
groups plcdgcd to the duty of expe- dlting the business of the country.| legislation was rapidly advanced alld`
a great deal of work acconlplished.\ The tariff items were practically com- I pleted, only a few contentious onesi remaining to be disposed of. The re-R solutions dealing with taxationl changes for the most part eleallcd llp,f and the House proceeded to tacklcl the estimates. Public Works Estimates Completed Generally those for the department
of public works run into considerable opposition but, while there were n few discussions on Saturday, the House approved of many millions of
buildings in Ontario, Manitoba, Sask- atchewan, Alberta and British Cel-
approxlmately $5,000,000 in round li- gures. Rents, repairs, and furnish- ings for public buildings in Ottawa amounting lo over $6,000,000 with $2,- 800,000 addztional for ncw structures in the capital were approved. Of the last amount $1,200,000 is allocated to the new Confederation block. now approaching completion while $1.500,- 000 will go towards the construction of the National Research Labora- tory.
Public works estimates were com-
pleted, and ihe House began consid- eration of those of the Department of Labor. Hon. Peter 1-leenan, en- countered some criticism directed at his personal expenses. I-le informed the House that he had travelled 44,- 000 mllee last year. and his travelling
for the shooting. I-le had thrdvln his [ill OVCIWUCL
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Eugenie Gallant
Josephine Gallant
Cowie Gordon Helen Gosbee Norbert Grant Kathleen Handrahari Audrey Harvey Florence Hayter
Hilda Hooper Helen Hornsby
Olive Inman
Dorothy Jenkins
Gordon Lea
Annie Llnkletter Marjorie McCallum Mary McCardle
Estelle McDonald M. Estelle McDonald Frances McDonald Roderick McDonald Roy McDougall
Annie Mc!-Jachem Eileen MCG-augh Mary McGowan
Imielyn McGrath
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Blanche Mclver Katie McKay
ulnbia were passed, thc total amolintl Eva- MCKii°ill0r1
' Wilma Mclean Elsie Mcbure
Freda McMillan Gerard McMillan ‘ Elsie McNeill ' Annie McPherson Glen McPherson Florence Meitae Dorothy Moynagh Freda Newson Sophie Newsorl Donald Nicholson Eileen 0'B1'ien Willard O‘Brien
Ernest Reid
Jennie Paynter
William Reid Laura Roberto Mary Sinclair Cnrlnclltn .Solom
expenses totalled 82,700-about seven
Ian Sterling - ,Ruth Treinil
Dora Wedge "Y `
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E. Island.
JUNIOR YEAR,
Murray.
P. Doucette.
MacPhee.
J. Macdonald.
Doyle.
L. Cass. . Croken.
G. Greenan.
E. Lawlor.
D. 1". W1-lite.
G¢01‘Be Maccormse,
Arthur Hughes.
, ll ARTS ` Reginald McKenna. D. J. McCarthy. Donald Campbell. Oswald Murpl»|y_ Errlmet Donohue. Edward Berrigan, P. D. Macfntyre.
'-1. I1.. Lynch.
Justin McLellan. Wil. McKenna. Joseph Lewis. Ivan Trainer. J. D. Kelly.
I ARTS
James Horgari.
1'. A. MacMillan.
Gerald I-landrlil-my
E. E. Doucefte.
Kenneth MacMillan.
Arthur McGuigsn, Gordon Sullivan. Thomas Peters.
Pius McCabe. James Coyle.
Joseph Delaney. Wm. McGuigan.
I-0."ol.1 Duffy,
Wm. Handrahan.
.lanles O`Nell. Mark Roberts.
Joseph Trainor.
Gerard McLellan.
GRADE XI.
Gerard MeKinrlon.
Vincent McGillivray.
James Macaulay.
J. F. Campbell. J. W. Arsenault.
'Alden Shea.
Gerald McKinnon. 'James O'Corlnor. 'Douzlss Murphy. ‘Melvin McQusld.
‘Roy McCabe.
'Hollis Morrlsey. 'Aubrey Hughes. 'James Sllarkey.
°S. J. Gillis.
*Chester Walsh. Lester O`Donnell.
Maurice Monaghan. Special students in Grade X1 Irving Fraser.
‘Arthur 0'Mslley.
GRADE X.
Francis 0'Keefe.
John Hughes. Angus Psquet. Paul Gallant.
'James McGul|l.n.
*Lloyd Keeugl-l. °Wllbert Shel. Vemon Fraser.
Wing Hing.
‘Paul Fleming.
GRADE IX.
James Macdonald. Frank Dunn. ,
R. L. Kenny. ‘ I? olliford Mui-ew. f
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