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_ Nationalism Menace - __'.°"°°‘ -_

_ _ e _, " -‘- ' I A very enjoyable afternoon wee

. _____;_,0_____ »' _ »' 5 (United Press.) spent in the Glasgow Reed school

t ¥‘liW“YOR.K, July ll. - German axle mrllune llgh. tigli, itlheag

o l l l ug 4|. snnu exam as n o

1*"-'°“=r=° °f 2:...';'. :.:.:;°..'i.:.~..i°... ai.. ......

‘ gl 3 ' tends ce despite th fact that the

May0l' MCKCHHB. =,°?,§:n ‘Ulm ri: Q:-rlnnrtrxm permlrilent road wer: was going on

‘ _,gl-,rlunue (acl however' that oar in the district. The pupils were ex-

The Annual Scotti sh Games. under the may is iisarimu mms it ce.-our glrglgrrgngr mggdhr-1536;* 15:3;

0ftl\€ “IRB be that the French radical ‘mum wi" and accurate snswerl e marked ki-

be able to demonstrate their policy of re e 9 H Eu mr ‘_ crease of knowledge, which they

onitrlier grounds of the V 2 rr "1 rs wir W °\» ,, ,,, ,, `,,, ,,

fear of trea.chery` across the Rhine. “Eg "°:i°ni.;";;ikli;`°m tefcherlhriaigu

GOYel°Il0l‘ cere milltarlsm ln France to erect A viiry lsrge crowd was tn at-‘

»-_

I inililiuisiuiis

DTlie Germans will never allow the Emma’ Frrueu gwho was unrated

_ _ Tggjshhffgrtlseézuhgcggge ;i;°;,i;m:1 in the examination by Misses Elgahzel

opportunism since the signing of Fimi' Myiiih Fwd' “iii i' er

-’,, . » - , D . '

ilégrrr ty. _, r the Versailles treaty for that. But. 'Kei' '_ I, an of me “_

they can make a pretense at accep amlniggguiiivxfsuufaigogrn

N; , _ _ _ phy con- ‘ The Drcgramme consists of Athletic I.‘iI.‘{‘i‘Z'..“’2.‘i `.i‘.?1'l§`.l"§.`.i..“ ii.'.‘l.`ii.?§.°~`.‘.iIL 1-;~;" y'=1t°'==“°;,e111=r;° 1V,- 1,)-1;

. . _ ‘ v‘or ua rcsrugeu

-Sports, Highland Dances, Pipe Music by the 3’ 5_§°§ "‘°,'°°§,“'“°'{» 11"", 1” "1" ..i.'1.w.§ii’i'f. oil ....1 ofa ".85 were Caledo Cl b Pi B d d 3 I f ii one ii 8' mai' B" ° i'°hii“i` not to be beaten, although the

_ n u pe _an 2 an _ c aSS% 0 ii°,lh:;_i3”‘;i;(;'h;‘e°:ti;_ii:g, ‘;§diiili;id“;i'i]i;ér teacher had to go 'outside of what

,spefdy Horse Races. F01' Prlze See Hand natiolialsts in Germany equipped §,if:ri;1:ri;ii firiggifidm? 333:23. "25, has

. .

' ii" iiiich w°i'i" The new F'°“°h contest was Mr. William MucRae.

governing forces will have to ad A th dr rw mmm U just themselves to this situation t e 088° der; bestamggf'

Reduced fares on all Railway Lines. _ stud mer :tiling .bite touglfo. Brit. f.’.'~f.‘°.n°§““m'2`I»'fi'..d°t° uni., noiierié

I ’ l W 13 6 H18; Ol' IJU C OD ll: G d lv" 1

A pleasant and enyoyable afternoon s lo.. C... be .,,..,,..,,.,-...l ,,,.,,, g,,,,,,,. {§§,e°§°F‘§'5";§d",‘0, {§e"w,m, ,ff

sport is assured to all who wish to attend “"Y ‘° ¥‘°°°"' “‘“°1"°“'"‘°"'- "°‘“‘ Grade nl 1° Blsrrhs 1r1=1°R»°-

_ _ care, h inself, had to show by slow Lena M,acCa||um "ren read me I

thls grand celebration. “WP” that "eh‘"“'~i°“3 ”°“id“'l he following address of appreciation,

_ wliecfed DY bayouets- accompanied by a handsome gift

C. F. McDoNALD, T. M. McM1LLAN T. F....~.. ;;‘;,",;.;“,?,”l.‘:,‘:; ;’,;:,°;,*;.,,'!“ "'°'

President Sec _ Games Com' V r ' ` Dour Teacher:

lil niuiiiiii iii-1

NUIINCEMENT

Having taken over the manage'

ment of the Davis Hotel here I am now in a position to offer the trav» ailing public first class accommo dation at reasonable rates. The ho- tel -has just been thoroughly clean- ed and refurnished throughout and the dining room service is equal to the best ‘ln the city. l respectfully solicit a share of the public patron- age. 1 Slight also sou that the Bruns-

wick recently managed by me in Kensington is being well conducted under the present management and l bespeak for my successor as generous a share of patronage as was accorded me.

power. The purpose of the nation

\ y The German nationalists want no we' the Duplls of lgbenezel-

3| lhursnf '-1195 such process of readjustment as School wlllll lo express glll- ap- " lllll Tlley 16111126 H1111 111011311 preclation and gratitude to you for

Germany can escape tile full ln- llle splendid work you have done 11011111115’ of the Wlir by 11198115 0( here. Not only have the children un~ political craft, sho cannot escape dar your care been givm the best it very heavy indemnity unless or ti-sluiug hut your ~lutlusu¢s has France is made to fear the Gsriiiun reached the heart of most every

person in this community and your

alist plan is to frighten rance, and presence among us has been a plea» thus escape tho reparations bill. sure and il help. France, however, cannot be fright- Please accept this small gift as eneil. Tile downfall of the Polncare a remembrance of the days you policies was due not to tear of Ger- have spent with us. many on the part of the French Rest assured that we will al- pcoplo, but to u realization that ways be ss deeply interested In Pulncare's task of tearing Germany y0111” C011U11116d -“Uwe” Wd W°i' down and making her pay was n fare as you have been. in ours. coiitrndictlon and unworkable. Slslletl Oil behalf Of the D1lllIl_B °f

'rho Luueudorfl clique, howevor,Ebeue1er Sclwel- r

w~h'ch is reaching out to control Ruby Roberts,

nationalistic sentiment in Germany, “Y Ford- is trying to make it appear that the MISS FPIHBII milile a suitable re- itin sabre rattling of the Luden- PIY thankmg *he hhhiih ihi' their lla,-mmfs brought about me defeat thoughtfulness in remembering her, of the Poinc-are ministry. The splr- “nd I-hahkmg the ihdieh hi the dm' it of militarlsm _is so ingrained En I-'ict “'h° 3° hihhiy hmviiiiiii “iii-i the Ludenllorif character that when served ice cream and 'miie' “iso it cannot dwell in reality it getsiMi" Mhrghhei Biiciiahiih who hm' ~ .. .. ' de candy its kick by dwelling ln imagery. vided h "eat °h home mh _

for the pupils

I MRS' JAMES LYNDS 2| Ludendom has commited “B niany These, the writer considers. cer-

Ii. li. I. T. IIAMPS

blund rs inc th dl f th PRINCE EDWARD ....2 ...”...‘3....?..f”..‘i5.t_’.....‘i»-my rr-"fied 1° 111° “ferr 1”

~ held and

was in progress. It is not he who whi°h iii” ieiiiiieii was _

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAYJHH saved Germany thus rm, from her popularity in the distrlct.AnI:|x I

NEXT ` WEEK Ithe destruction of the reparations ceiifiriii iixeéhllwixiiinadsrciayhe “Ti

______rkb h ui H W am cnul nw -

"°W°E“ B'-UE '-'NEN DRESS teh;-iI~n uiui;ti:isiiiIieiI.cail§Ii‘ilitioiiii: 3;lI""’°i““"i iii” imiulfus 'Thi uzhzhi SHOWS A WHITE PLEATED militar‘sm, have kept the alllosod iiikeii by iiie mae er W r c0n_l

' (Waterside) Pownal, P. E. i. 5|-lllrr FONT ` 'patience and perseverance o

_July 23rd-August lst. t lli large and more or less un-

l0pen to girls»from 15 to 19 omg" 1° G°"""'y' Idriigclgiinled school of 58 linllils, andI

yesrs. Charges: Registration 50c. Board $8.00.

' Maritime Leadership Camp

For older girls and leaders. Waiace, Nova Scotia. August 12th-22nd. For further information write: Secretary Provincial Girls' Work Board

of raining the standard of the

s ,\ \ I The nationalists.. however, are” ent oamom

fi) lunahle to realize this. They knowrscgasoi xtriznixre; amgirs deeply l-¢,.| ' A Germany eventually will' become algret ine departure og Ml" Fl-lzzoll,|

iirixhclass power agglint. hlrolthing olrwho ‘eaves wmhmg pupils lmlll ea can revent a . e ross- ess. on, thereloxiie, that France isybcgiir i)"eni`____.¢4->---B me best M mmm “cc

l I _ / \ ning to tremble at the thought nf BR|DGE-|-oy;/N gcl-l0Ql_

'>,- 1 I \ Geiunany C0111Il1g_ back across the, ‘ i..

I ,ffl 1 Rhine. There is graver danger to The annual exammmron or Bridgl..

hliorseraoing has been described as the King: iii Sports

and from time immomorial has been the favorite e- loom.-

iion oi sport lovers throughout the world. 1

Wednesday Afternoon 'July 16 iiiia ciilnloiiiaiowii niiiviiii: iiius

composed oi over Iwo hundred enthusiastic horse lovers will stage a iour events programme

li ini

Charlottetown Driving Park

GUMMEIIGIHG AT 2 P. M. SIIAIII’ `

SLASS. A T|i0T GLASS B- '|'Il0T GLASS 0 PACE ° aliii'

EXlIlli|Tl0ll llA¢E between Tl_lE YAIIII, wor.IiI_’S lillilmpion ami record holding iroiier on "ice and ilAll PAl'(tilEl|, champion paoer oi P. E. I. f `

oiiii lull oooiis liisiioiiliiis »

ore ooolioraiiiig ami-will help us io iill ihe.iihilid.TSland. '_ »

With every purchase oi $5 worth oi goods, you -.will get a 50|: liolioi I lor _these races FIlEE oi ohargogiirgllii. _

Messrs. Plowse llros.,_ Lid. Messrs. Moore Melioildi-`-Liti- Mossrs. Paions liil.yanil .S. A. Maiiboiialde

Box 476, Chsrlottetov/in.

_ Germany in tlrs Viewpoint than any town School’ wmch wok place on

ogher that has been expressed since June 26m_ was A gr-and success,

' t' *~‘ War- resent el liteen visi-

The French will have to abandon grifgr RLni,“i;,l|s were gmmlned in

a part of the indemnity claims, but me Qarloua subjects by their reach. they have the power to make Gor- "_ Miss Kathleen Mora", agglglell

' ’ ~ many pay a very large sum never-‘by the Reverend Mr_ _Allken mlll

e/.ig >-

From FRIDAY M0iill|llll uniil \W_EllllESllAY Ililfbll this oller` holds good. Mako all intending-purchases iiieso days and 1 be a iriend lo the ~ P

.___ ~_p H1219” T0 Create 11m°“S °°1"‘“"’-Miss Maiiiou cumphoii and siiowoii

l qui inririmsa by W. J. licsnrhf.-ru l iiie iiii" ii°ii°" ihiii iii” French hy their ready answers that they m. Alni-is to roll ily i-uhiic .lui-rio.. ' ie” '° °°hii““" ihei' hi`°h”“’° had received very careful training

Mt. Albion on Wetlliesi.lli§' the l(iih on GI’-fmany I3 A0 d9V9iUD Bil at- from their palnammng teacher-_

July. :Katy-loiniireiiciiirr rt two i r inosphere which will orlly prolong Arm, the “am||mrlm the much.

e 0 ow n : .I i ‘ ' - A rg .' -

rl nl...-_ .ll-llii 1 hu;":.'::{`_ \ ln; parefaxtiiaziazgg fo r:‘i_°r:'}ii°i:i_ er was presented with a well filled

1 Di” i""'i"’“" i ¥“""1 li ii I inane 'The eventual repnilrntlons page ard idirezqrgxrghhgkgzpir; " a

1 truck w ,l i,i " ) 8 BHC 0 i I

l ,|rl,l,,:;'i;l:,_.lgff'ri I __-r settlement will work itself out by surprme “ranked 'hem ln ll [ew ~ ,

l l,r,,0d mm., r- a series of compromises, ci-eaiedto wen chosen remarks for belng so _

'rod and lluhy meet new future situations. 'i‘lic “md in remembermg hen

1 colt 3 years' German nationalists can delay this The “pm and vmnorg were man

i:iir;i“ull»_cvr;BoiiIe of 'Y procedure; but they cannot prevent treatediiwrth candy by their te,¢her_ _

om, Kentllriy \.[ur.‘,l“p it. ‘They arg wlllthoutnniaterlitls tolr The singing or the Nalloml An.

1 colt one year old, Lund wi" me’ im By W rem" hlii 'them brought the examination to a

1 NW- 1 holler. 1 hi'i“°‘i i°i' iii ieiihi' h' heheh” 0”' close, after which all departed -for _ -

lllld quantity of Llldelldorman V3l\itY» h9|l¢59f0\'ih» meh. homes, (ee-ljng thgy had gpent M|DD|_E'f0N SCHOOL, LEWIS, IDB the yeilf elldlilg Jlll'i6 30,1924, other unit-len. if will have to be checked if the Ger- B wry plenum am,r,,o0,,_ _|_°-|- 3° .lnnm Cullen, Bernice Cullen line sine will tulw man people do not want to be the Fmowlng rs the address: ____ :Ethel Swan. Nadine Roper, John 'terms ui solo. suiierers. Bridgetown, Honor Roll for month of Juno. iliamrbly, Ruth Webb, Reggie Webb,

-*"°*°*"'i zo 1924 I iliorotiiy Cullen .hnrlc Cooke. sooio

"I - GIIAIILDTTETOWII 4-IIIIWIIIG GLlIB‘

‘"' Buy $20 worth ami ialie the iamily oi 4.

i is

I J. A. uenouano, \Juno . Grade X_1 Mary l_l_ Milo msn. ,. QS n

“°h'7'|2`" -*"°"°'1°°1'~ Deer Teacher.-it is with regret Grade gm-5 M_ lvlllcpller- Cllowlln. Ella t,howan.Jain Wa . r ?'°`°'*°`°'_?° DARNLEY schiooi' we hear you are about to sever Bon. 2 Eme MMl_cnn_ .Albert Lund, Frances Cullen, Ada

iii FRDENDB IN T-HE-DAYS GONE BY your connection with our school. Grlmfe vll_-1, Florence C. ,Swanl Alice Cllowan.

l* `- There la nothing cooler or nester The iiiiiiiiiii exiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii °i Dain' l>\l\'l11i-1 the time y0\1 have D60" 0111' Slewart and ,pomlllea W, Campbell, _--<-e>----

zo tender, and true. it seems, he nllst be an apparition

'_l_‘ll¢t_v_isited me in my dreelns, IAM left her abiding presence 1

lg _lilo *brighten my moody hours,

~» Lie the rain and the dew

_L am thinking tonight of a maiden. for gyeryllry gllmmu- wg” "mn my °°h°°i wi" hhih °h iihriiihy hi' teacher you have done your utmost lm

the"slmpIs dress of linen. i'”iii°°h’ ‘iime ziiii' Them wer to advance us on the path of Educa- Wanda v__1' Janefle Ma(-,Klnnon. sm/AGE |.|Agg0R

Tm model shove .muon sim~ “"°“* '°"'V "“'““`“ 1”"”°“'- T ° tion. We have always found you grade lll__l, John Angus Mae _.__-

\P"°'*¥~ *"1* *°"°W' *M new °»lI°" imma bww iimmmed in me migiar' i'i“‘i "“‘i °°“"°°““ ““° ‘"“"““‘°“ noon: 2. Mary E Maclean: 3- C- on Juno 21th the school room or ed mode. The dress is developed ln giihsii iegigaly ilaeihkiegghhmr u hh ill our advancements und -the pleas- Domus glewarl; 4, ildwen MaoK'in- Savage ,Harbour was me “eng of powder blue Iilnen. end the shirt i’ hr ii" 8° °° ' °h i° °w' 011! 11011" W8 hav? “Dem ““‘i"' non; 5. Wallace Stewart. the most successful examination

from front is of lest w °d ii very hihhhihh hi`°gi'h'h °i our kindly and interested teaching __ Dayld l) Mill-l-ny B ha dmrlct ,A large

p ed nite linen. y Q1- ll 11, 1, l . . ll ld ln l _

i , heaven This would also be effective in imiigs' i'°°ii'“ii°ii' “iid diiiiohiieh will not soon be -forgotten. Plensa aid: r (sen|°r)_1_ Blu, MM. gnu:-befor rhehmmnts and rms my.

passion

gone

, _ sl- but ll" 9 ll - their re sts that Mies Meek as

ll llll illllllle my cusiomeersbshd l:hii';‘:il:::,,| T; lesvllll shrut were pleased that who mem .iii ‘dhifg

well I waited until the lest one Pfllwliill, Hhs Seller. hed consent- r°'°,,='r°-iim. il came.” _ ed to remsin‘ another year. ~

, ._‘--<°>-- The tewhm replied in s low Ph .

alum Limmm miims luis. wulteholm vom. ‘

'nie singing of the National An-

gst: brought the meeting to s

e~_-_-an-___._____.l____

your wonderful .mem of mnrc diligent leboiirs in the district dur tion letters. I would have paid soon- |118 the 1681 T507 ll" ¢lD1‘0ll01| ¢,,E§,n;:i?$ni;l:§|| ?ldrZ:,.¢e;,,r"@

'°,'};,'g;g R-:val Victoria

mn alien- isolrsaaar. _ ° - ' 11'- ~ n oslts-no mums

‘n'ls"v ass irruossrre

"'ii‘.'.1'.“...i-'.~°'rr

Leure

IOCIL

'Filet revive the wilting ilowers_ yellow linen with white. ""i"°‘i 'hy the hhhiih “ner whihh accept, Dear Teacher the accom- n. '2 Kenneth slewing, _ are were resent whlclr ,how lo

.l.<e>-i 'hiihiic s°h°°i' Leaving C°"hi°hi°" psnying gift as a small token of `Pig:ge’r_ ’J“n|m._]_ Myrna Mm. some Quail," the mme of the tg ll.

my horizon STILL NEW wer" l"`°“°“"°h i° Anhui' Mhhhr our respect and appreciation. We Kmmm and llelen 1_ glawgl-l, eq. “_ and the nourlrhlng repo,-l. f from afar H ’ --- hhghkegihhid Ma°Nhii‘ remain your pupils and sincere “M the work om-r|Bd on by her lm \"I|l|1111t llblices. H0115 fl1f1¢110W Clerk Beltllls G ioiiowing when ‘-"re aim ii`i°ii‘i° iii Biiiiiieihwh' Pdrfeot attendance-Mary B. MM- permeated the minds ofthe psren of the-moflllnl lltlf- ‘i‘_’,"57 presented by the Mullen' ' __-_¢‘>_; Lean, Dorothea W. Caml>\i0l\. Mary and people at large. The pupils, my stnmberlns pss~ to t»:;Ltr:ghi_ S3 rar hs Slonllrlus, D5-l‘,<;r Aqglzrglurogéznrgforixzgigil: MARTIINVALE eciiooi. ’ E Human’ John Arg", Mac. were examlied ,by mel, m,,cl,er_ "_

0 °"5 °"1°1'11 “H 0118 e '_ ` --‘ _ ` , cKlnnon. C. Delelll s s , ar es Morrison and

i°°°i' hm' wus muy md to H" iii°""" Hemiiraomy' ii i ii Th” ““'“"“ °"i’“‘““"°“ °' M" hgssriwuzhuuhwrhsmou. i-lsisii l. sfiihidoiitiiioi-igw leavers and siiowoil be .friendly forever 'X"°°‘°°°_"* De tr 3:,i°i;h°h,f_'\’l h h ° Piairahiry tinvale School was held on Monday, ,stenrtl Myrna MM,Klrm0n_ by meh. prompt answers' how care.

5| lg nl. dry. rom, WORK BOTH WAYS [Pl-‘”M 1‘° Y °mPl°11 |111 U' June 30. before an appreciative aud~ Fume school Cenlllcalg, 'sfo muy they hid .Mlm mush; Allel-

A oo i i h i i n horassilhoezl-wwme Mums i°“°°' Ti” °“i’ii" "°"° °“'“i“°‘i ii’ ivlriled t»° 111° f°11°"111K= Melt' 9- the examination. miles were iiwrrrrl-

Qmi. M. u ro nr hhiid' ° °" ° h°"|W°"° wot Be” Gm__R°" .nom mn' H1811' °f\‘|¢1°11'¢ l°l°\1°1‘- MI" ‘F*1"1|° Mgqlgsn, illifie M. MacLean. Cath- ed to several oi the pupils and Pub-

h rr ii mi” ' "lim yd Tr “ni inter “ii” im' For _gen Bo _ya Chriir, |` Mi“°h°"' °“i°i°d hy hii" Ahhh’ erine ll. Munroe. ' llc School Certificates were present- 1;; as eras: be ar mono t _s lnoueni retailer trying The tuchml; "glad P Wi Macleod end lftev. D, ilaovlcar. _alumna M ul, rrgllcllel-_ _ all lo Kimble llollllyl-s, non Pigot; ....':.';°::... -rr' .. az. 1.2:: °:.:.;i"°.::,e.~,:;=_;,, ...... ..... T'-° ~".:“°::.'" “ma” °' '-11%--....."°"° To

, .

is nesting, came. md he paid up will, me lA vote of inset 'wss moved to migizrsegzhnxmrnlyhgggeggeg GKNT-KAL ROY LTY 86 were then treated to a generous

ron; ` r°||¢,|u' nprqmuom .orhmn for the teachers fortneir kindness and me “anon . Tm tonmdn mmm., "med duh mesmmd w tho. “when by mme,

"UZ _ _ ' < ' I ' to .___ r gl _

suiilily of csnoy A ¢ln was than

Pigott, while C l Morrison read the foilowfllg,,| ross '

Mies Ethel Brown. '

'tDesr Teacher,-We the pupils of I

Harbour School have assem-

show our parents much knoyleiige

have and how care-

heve t-ment by no

eiltlod. lt' read

_Y itil

itll! all to soon. you are to sever the

, boiuls of love and friendship which

have ever linked us together since you first began to teach us, we take this occasion, this last opportunity to exprsasfin some day our grat- itude to you for all you have done for us. for your zeal for our suc- cess, iind for the many words of ooniiort and encouragement given lo us when our studies seemed the hardest and problems threatened to he our "Waterloo" Thane are many things we would wish to say in your praise, but we' cannot express them, forwords have not the power to convey our feelings and seem .but

tormook our real emotions. it on- cliisio we be of out scce tibia fr the .ioneses and our hady csr-

vniue. but inasmuch as it is s msrk of our grestmt ‘respect and esteem for-you, and -bears with it our best wishes that your work in the future be attended with -es much success ns it has been in the past. signal on behalf or tndlipile ur

Savage Harbour School,

OUR COMPLETE DEBT]

Teacher-We borrow our numer- als from the Arabs, our calendar

froin' the llqmsns)nd our benkliil from the talisns. Can anyone think of any other examples! -Willie Wills--Our lawn mower from the Smiths, our snow shovel

'A .'¢___'»ZlII'

ii. H y 0 ll _ tt?

smiilil gift, not for its ' msterislrhl from the Bumps. __

I IA." ‘ I a I. is i afar , gzietitoic

ls»\na\pr¢|'l...V _i nannies l...JIil.__ _ l

i " l:i::"° 2:" lim*

' .'~~`iI- M. ’, I ‘ `, - _qglg 1 ~?ec.sseirsti;§~;=~

r _E-~ -7

iodey ful’ two pnrposes.` g 5 r ' ‘r ' ' 1

' - 'riu_lnas_-Alriegoileeeunei

information

fm eeheei of Nui-me of u»¢,llq1il,.i1|lv»¢l\ir¢_e¢s¢o

ileepitaistiers s `eeune_sf Nursing es ysune .wsniurwhesre eligible ter semleeiedc lilltle' leiieei is regleterle, _ey the NewY_eril one Newt-leineehi_l°e Oteee ‘seem of eeumm. A pnmus riieyluiefle, altered oe

ml’ d

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