_'l‘yh,e Shadow of 65*

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insurance la easy to obtain lf your health is good.

The Maritime Life, a home company promoting heme prosperity, offers policies at low non par rates to tit your oaae.

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iron cusnnoirnrows GUARDIAN‘ y Haslam‘ And l Jitter Niipti

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-oiioi= mm iioimuh- catalog

ron ram-nudes evenv ile-l serlptlon call on the Guardian Con-- tral Job Printers, Phone 188.

AT THE GIFT BHOP-yStnmped bed spreads, buffet sotd. runners, cut-work and embroidery of all

,__ kinds ;also wax- ‘ork. Second I J‘ Qtltlitlee shew that four out of five men are dependent "m" Riley Bmldmx’ Qléeézlzpgtljt 1L

BROOKFIELD, SERVIGES.»Ser- vices in Brookfield congregation Sunday next will be as foll0ws':~— llunter River 11.15. Hsrteville ll p.

cordially invited.

ing train Saturday. Funeral will tako place from the residence 0t‘ her son. J. H. Crosby.’ Msrshfielti on Sunday. June 15th at 2 o'clock. in- terment st hlozidow Bank Cemetery".

QUEEN SQUARE GARDENS.- Oharlottotownh finest and largest square is again attaining the suin- 1110i‘ splendour that nieliee it the lit-hilt)‘ spot otthe city. Tho work of iiliiiig the various garden beds with iiuwom and plants is steadily pru- izrcesing under the direction oi‘ tho

is closed until the Fall.

rod and blue potatoes at Milton tasosti lstusiou. “Monday? and meadow‘ ,next.—1l

m.. Brookfielri 7 p. nr. _All arc my mvm. 630 pm" Sunday, Juno

' hold a social recently which was

THE rescneas

‘(Bethlehem Globe, June 9) .

(it Saturday afternoon; at 4. o'c ck, there was solemnizod in the Pro-Cathedral Church of tho Nativity, in th presence of a largo number of guests. who fiilcd tho church, an exceptionally beautiful- wodding, when Miss Bessie Jeter, daughter of Mrs. Jolini Tiiisloy Jeter, of Chatham. N. J., was unit- ed in marriage with Rev. Herbert Leonard Haslani. of Yarmoutb, Nova Scotla, whose former homo was “Stone Cottage". Springfield. P. E. l.

Tho marriage ceremony was per- for ed by the Rt. Rev. Etholbert Till 0t, Bishop of Bethlehem, and prqgiding Bishop of the Protestant-t Episcopal Church in the United states, assisted by Rev. D. Wiiiiiot Gnteson‘, Dean of the Pro-Cathod-

cid-

_NORMAN ‘erswiin-r will life

__-.._ VISIT THE GIFT SHOP QUEEN 8T. for "shower" or. wedd- ing gifts. A splendid array of

beautiful gift; for anry occasion. 2674-6-14 1i.

CHURCH SERVICES-Dr. H. G. Mellick will preach in the Baptist Church Bench Point at 11 a.m., High Bank Hall, 2.30 p.ni. and Mur-

15th.

SOOlAL-Jfhe

Altar Society of‘ Fort Augustus

ral;

The beauty of the Episcopal mar- riage service was further enhanc- ed ‘by the singing of tho full vest- od"clioir, with Professor '1‘. Eris!!!" Shields, organist nail choirinastar, at tho organ. Ml‘. Shields also gave an tanioyable organ rccltsi during the uS80l11blll1g_ of the guests.

The chancel was prettily decor- atcd with palms and white poodles. Proiuptly on tho stroke of four, whilc tho choir sang the hymn. "The Heavenly Father Leudcth." the bridal party entered lilo church

one of UIQDQBt yet‘ with on audi- ch00 that. packed the hall. The fiil= iinclsl results iwero satisfactory to all. The program presided over by Father Allan MacDonald, left lit- tle to be desired in artistic ability and the sale of baskets was ef- ficiently carried on and auctioned off by Messrs. John J. McCarthy and Mr. Alhan MacDonald.

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Mlnard’: Llniment For Coughs

city gardener, Mr. Bernard Mr.

PERSONALS

Kenna. Vlsn-ING T”;;TREAL.__ The Mr. Frank Hughes left yesterday Vi-ry llvv. Clarence Maokiuiioimml “ v18“ m New york “ml 1305mm

T"? _ l»

i"). it, of lliiliiux. the newly elcrtoil‘

Moderator oi‘ the Presbyterian ms“ (warms Dalton’ Tlgmsh w“

tho maid of honor, Miss D0111 Harvey Donaldson, granddaughter of Bishop Talbot, leading. She wore a very pretty gown of yellow flowered chiffon trimmed with yel- loiv lace and a dainty rose, and n poke bonnet of tho saint» material.

t

I‘ miracle could

save them

" "w" ,. . ll\<l~" _ A the ' all _ crashed

_ MA URIOE

. JUNE 14, 1924

‘ dfflpu

pit] to the fl'0or_ "t g Ygrvthqiiake Wfl¢1fi1ll' ,, and the millions hi jew. elytlléyhed stolen were nothing now butToi-ment.

-—~~~w - _ - . _ . ._ , , _ X, . the city yesterday. She carried anapdragoile niatclilni: (“l:."r:‘:dl“MhimiflxlulisMgxllfiilzhajg-l - tho color tones of her costume. 1' 3 llvillllllii evenuonhloiiireal for it low Mr‘ and Mm- H~ C- Mlllfl. Siirnni- Tho bride followed on tho uriu t "i l - i l trsido, spout Thursday nigh; of her brother, John '1. Jcter, o iklayls. Dr. .\lucKiuiiou will prcnrli ill “lusts M The Russ returning Dun“ l.“ who gm.“ he‘. gwny, h ma,“ “The lale of Lost V, lOll so ices at. Si. A\11(ll‘I§i\"S . ' ' " , , w o n“ the r (fhurcli. Wustiiitniiit on Sunday. - Mme yesterday Mtern0on' iilllitltenlélliilgsll iloVtiflyliigliildfibilvvllLzlll-lllll‘: shins." lxfiifiniuwl‘ ezlfilational . '—"T" ' g r v a m m o t h Onmm] Exc‘ _ Premier Stewart, who returned "lllll- H" “""l‘""g W“ ‘M1810! ' nfiiiquake revelations W" from attending Court in Suminer- “Xflullilm 0m hm“ “mm ‘y ‘er . » GOiNG ON DRY DOCK. — Tlic . . L conceived- steanicr Montcalm which arrived "hm yestenmy’ leaves m“ mom- gllflarlfl-glgundllllllllltherwlizhenflfifililtlhvll; Wm‘ ' " horn iroin the liizigdalcnos yestcr “m. for Ottawa l“ connection Wm] gimp“ l... with pearls u bequest Mofife e r a I e day éitteil-iicilorifis leaving ‘this iiiliIorii-'“““~'r“| Prmmcml mmlela- a, hm. granmumh...._ ' . ~ mg or a l ax wiore s o w go . _ on iii-y dock for a thorough ovonl A “mil circle 9‘ friends will c..lrh.fi..b,t.msy‘vii.s..nifii.iii'grmfi..cli.ailli ‘m! ‘ ' iliauling. Eliflliltt‘ she will liiy "1"" ‘Yllll TBKFCl- 0f tho illness in m‘ ma“ sojiwyn 1.1331914, 0i . . “ , Y sevt-rzil large buoys iit poiiius oil‘ mlllwll 0i‘ liir. W. W. Stan-icy Wll" i- 1.101;] -n N and Donn Guts-sou B65819 ‘LOVG i ,,W= are News 0W our Crvckfl-y Business and our tlictroast of Novn Scotiu. “lllvlinl 11 Htrvku of paralysis n J‘ ' ' il- -hu. lliSlllit ,' . immense Stock of well assorted Dinner and Tea Ware in ...... _. livw days ago. ftudltcd [hen] Kre’ “ " t u i. - ‘ China and Semi-Porcelain, General Crockery and Glass. SUNDAV SCHOOL RALUL/ [Mum remmnfid in‘ from o 3L Prlltct! ware in large variety, is being offered at prices which .\ District Sunday School )\fiSO\'li|~| Tile many friends of Mr P‘ l allmr" The (imist Dalian“ d . . ., .._ . cannot be equaled anywhere. ‘mm Hair“ mp1,... ,1... _.\.,,..,,i..0,. n; lWhillot-k. tlnsmltli will regret to ,‘,,‘.§.,“.§f.‘..i§a m? bridal party ad- Monday all ' '1 .".£..‘ 4'.‘ ‘i’ v.i -. - I . ..~. ‘ m Being “Direct importers" we are thus enabled to give 55.1111 ‘ham I131“! fir‘?! Lfdiuguumé 11:01]: ‘avg? “em mmfl" viinceil within the Ll\!\llC0l,'\\llt.lL purchasers the benefit of our Close Buying, which with the . '. ‘ . f, , ‘ "y ‘ , ° ‘ m‘ mmml litilwn Tfllbv! cilllcludvil '1 "ii" , vDlscoun‘ given during our "Closing Out Sale," give; an ponmnlléljlfd‘llil Qwniziélnlns}. He‘ iznve tho blessing, at the close oi R¢°u|;r_ prices '-‘ “opportunity to purchase from our large Stock at prices Mon','.lgul'. “'10 p‘... '1‘ ‘a 1 (fliruhl “r (. F H m ‘ ivlilllii the Cll0ll‘ sang. bcauti- - . "" which ‘will never aqain be Qiven the PeoPie of Prince Ed- I ‘ ' l ' ' ' ' ‘ b J " A ' " ' " Uesml’ (‘my “ml m1 9xl’r”““l°"' m“ hevmmhl .. “lard Island ttlllil {wither Clffilylllfill ureqcirpoctvil Mr. ll. J. liiabon, Montague, have ,\|,,..n_-' Tim bridal party loft the p 1* ' o ziuri-ss tie meeting. tooe and returned from attending tho Op- dint-eh wlillc the choir sang juhii. ._,~ readings will be contributed by otlnltoiurtrists Convention in St. John iintly‘ "Qh, purifier LOVE," folio‘... -.,, . 1 or \\'l‘ll‘kll0Wl1 Sunday School ivtir- (lit which Mr. liiitclirstm is tlic new lug the ilopavting brlilo to the dnov ~-. _ ki-rs. Tit- children and local spoiik- ‘ms (lent. | ii . =1 p-h, and returning t8tock~Patterns in Limoges._Nippon China and Semi- _ere will Iil>'O have u pvouiinriit armlfgh “i319, P°"¢¢l3l"- 95ml" if"! T453 Wire ($°|d i" all)’ quantity), place nn tho program. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Rowe loft Tilt) ushers ivoro William l3 Jctor Dinner Sets. Tea Sets, Crown. Derby, Nippon chin; in in. yi\.~itt-rilay' to zittiand tho Rotary irony ptmt, Pa; Evtrrott V. JHLOIR’. dividuai pieces. Cut Glass, Tumblers, Teapots. Jardincree. suonsu DEATH. —l\ir. w. o. liV-livrntlon in Oltflwli. Mr. Clitllliflill, Pa; \Viiiinni ii. Mvll ri-wii --- -~---*"'" “T Toilet Sets in 6 and 1o pieces. Lamps, Printed, out and liogg, District Manager of iiio Reuben McDonald is leaving this Francis Donaldson of New Yolk- - , Plain White Cups and Saucers, Plates etc.. etc.. Chums, (Yrmfr-dc-ratlon Lite insurance (‘mn- Iililrnlni; for the convention and Attor the ceremony it delightful Butter Crooks, Bean Pots. Flower Pots. etc., etc. In fact puny Thursday’ night received the Prof. J. A. (‘lurk left lust week. reception was held ut llltilllliFs anything cal-riecl in a First Class Crockery Store will be will l\<'\\'.~= lllllt his llrfllllf‘? 300"" ‘ “""— house, Delaware avenue. $11K!“ 101' young M", Vllljllll planar-ill ilflgllly in hvvvuYorkl. Bins. lLfi. Hltiolpeelr loaves this Miss Jcter, by llliilllOfl I Talblot, -. . to ale t i". uug was we aiii iimriiiiig or n ioiiay trip to llic whose secretary she ius iron '11P] ‘i - capgfufly chuk up yum- “Crggkgry wants" and take favorably known in this city iiclgliiioriug provinces. She cx- ii uuinbcr oi yours. The liridi- arii advantage of the wondcrfu] Vaults now oflerui litnrgstiililigil ftolr [hot-ts to bo nun)! u few ivrclis. in-iili-groloin rfcvsciyiril ' ‘ " i _ ‘ ' ‘- _ y punt‘ o ii - ' a ' - Discounts 25% to 50% off our already Close Prices. §g,l::;,',', “mnlpgztfrilililg fll"r‘lj("lpl1l:i‘i‘ftllllllfli l zililfllll ilpiivi-rs ll;li:r|§;QL‘n\‘]:;l;\'\'iniil ‘ - P - i ' -' iii~ vt-cc v iii: l '. '. ' but ii in supposi-tl l\ir. llogi; was in lilgliql)’ hi3 daughter, Mrs. Francis 7 t Sig," open 9 m 12 a. m" 1'30 m 5'30 p. m" Saturdays NU“ “wk m‘ husmofls‘ lliinzililson; tho bride's iuotlii-i‘. iii-r ° p‘ m‘ T oldest. brother nail tho llliilll ul‘ ' ‘ liimnr. A Wflillllllfi Sll[)1l(?l‘ was coNaRATUl-ATloNs-Ml‘. llllliw ' vrvcd. Tho. brldc was the rvrlll’ i Wl ll- -\l"~“$0l‘\'Y YPHU-‘IYlHY I'l‘<‘<‘l\'*“l it iit of many handsome gills ivliirh " » “ n lob-groin bringing lho. plcinlni: vtmiplettaly illleil a large room on ' I uoivs tluit he had successfully pzin- (United Preem) ti... iop tloor oi tho house. ;...--.- . sod his t-xaiiiiiiattions in the Ilniv- ltldNVi-lll, C0l0., Juno 12.——'l‘he After the reception Ilevidanti rrsit iTor nt , taltl ll i- l i i "ll l l’ ." li- l _ llaslam lclt on thclr we: ng rp SUNNYMDE CHARLOTTETOWN ‘l10l1Oz:S0I\Vl[l\oilll‘cf‘3G othnegr Kxlflflilliffls. anlngyafifiil;tlgfhotnlliiliiguni ll! “WW? 1° pllilw Emmi“ 181m“! This moans that he is one of tour precious metals throughout tho llllll fill-Bl‘ Jul)’ 15th will h“ l" hm“ a students oiil of over 300 enrolled ivVfiflll, has been virtually stopped in "i- 919 39cm” l“ Yarmmnh’ N" s‘ . ~ . in this trlassi, to attain to this high (‘oloriido mining camps during the The brill” hi“ N's“ “t trmnfllflit“ i 2:655 . - ‘ I standard. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mcs- inst nine your» n8 a result. of the Beihleltilm“ hm“; “$8551 (Hzclpz: é-ggf , . c i c . l l - Ben)“ his pawn“ “m to he Con. 0min“ inf Peal“ all-mil,“ walking stliiiilthiitfbeen universally liti- TOILET SOAP shavings nnd dissolve in ti littlo grniiiiatcii on his splendid iilinw- "l" "If ll Pvt‘! l") 0i l i! 599mm‘? mired and bpim...d' hm}. h. hm- l i ‘warm \\’t'lll‘l'. Add, say. nun tablu- in: and also on tho fact that their i’! flxm‘ "l 9lll1"l'i‘l"5! llll" Ofv‘ “"3” “firm, "ml "ii\lerij‘nril‘l ..,,l,a..,giy_ I ¢,-_ t ‘spoonful of lciunn Juice nnd three tlirnt- otlicr (‘llllilfon tho blisseg lllhwi rt nasal? r h) lit: Loloiddo Sh; “(mum M n pmmlnvn‘ “Mm” _ 7 m“ a). ‘Thrill. and hnn mm“ l" a Hits o! toilet soap that zicr-iunui- lill1i‘.‘i tlini quantity oi‘ uirdr» (“-11 ‘v aliii Eihnl have taken lho "Jslillhly lli lJl-I. . . . if» 1| .- ii-iv. ’ - ' ' l t be "illililt nvl-i” into n vnlogni- Pour into sniiili ('tilll‘llll~ rlrglW-i- of l1 A while Ml‘ llnrolvl Th“ Mn" "lllllllfirlvlliiil" (thine “will flllnrlg" gurJkvu" "| )lp“"q‘|i| Owen M097‘ 14d e55 a Lava "v "fxywgllit lNPl and Pulses I . '1 “ "m ' , ' . 1 __ ' _ ‘ ‘ " " ' ‘ _ i» 1 4|... i - p i his: torn navy " WW" ' ~ ' ‘ wt t efire oftenea emotion j» \. I (minty win, t-nko, t iit ilii-iu llllfiifllh lit llillilvll. inih ill addition tho ili-groo ui‘ ll. St. ‘$35!: ‘wlgllvgjfu 1:! Rligmmgravif. ‘lhfxfi tiiiiiitnly twoniiectvd Wllllll ‘the il“\_'4‘l> Torment! The tormem o‘ ‘we! The torment o1 “id! The torment and drama“: ““°n__s"_°nu_ ' " i ' ' - l - . Plllllllllll“ i > "wlnlg t i drama of he rt th d d " i hi 1 mes liy miners and lho hu-hscquent "lmwm 0t l The torment of discovery! iA" blend here n a p , e won er og- n a _ - . i i i ti . rssidcncu iii. ilio of chase. ' tiduiligcllilliiilltlil ggltlllllifvlglfg Ihrigijllli‘! iiud Qvlwlili thrills and mlle-a-milnute action. . "M" puma‘ i — ' " ‘ ’ l . . t‘ . . , w" Stan“ ‘mmtlg’ (‘tnlfirmln mllm “WW gllfliotfllv now tho llfillii. of Iiiuiuiin n“ w hr o" land‘ WM“ a band o‘ adventurer,’ know Qhgh‘ seal. a mll l i-i-p llilil tried in i-vcry conceivable, brmegronn‘ paid a visit m “on i" lewd‘; know the u“ ‘n the“, Mar“; know ‘he daring and Mm. Ii-JA” ‘ ' ~i w“), m pm a amp m Um pmcupt-L llctliinhcin sonic lilOlllllu ago uiiii i5m of one of them; and know the greater power of love over gold, 1/ ' but ‘illilltllfflllily without stint-oils. an- "mun many nqvmh.‘ whip. h...“ S" the camclywm: crupmon- when canhquak“ break in“ m Qpgut - iiiiilltif.“’ £21.11 ‘$3.1’: ".1..‘..‘.‘7..."..".§T“°"“"' M" i"'."i"'“i“'?i ti. my- »- so». oi-a-e-moriwhnillnv "n" a "w" "m; ="“""'°' I - " -> " ‘ , , ' _' Prince Edwnri s nnr. o yllflnll- '- _ t E o‘. ‘ u. C c C yxlglgdfiliilélgltzilrlzle)’ rsz.)ilnii;.i.llii:‘trll\il‘i_gl“;wirfi' cat son oi ltoliortlonlil ‘hint: lvlldli- a n ht the caiiiof irresistible replaces and aitdveriur; P i Ed d . . . . . O e g . - ' ' lain. lie Wag gram iin (N roin n - This h In rum), I ‘pecim nature, “g a; g m; o e r nee war , - n.n .:uirlt.in.:io- . . h‘ ,§;_,.~ lnerws a wonderful ‘chance to ' _ ‘° “w” "q "‘ ° ““‘ ti“ ‘ (illlt) University, Wycliffe Cfllltgt‘.

(get your suit at ii big saving in price.

,3 Plenty to choose from, in Blues, ifireys, Twccds and Fancy Suit- ing-s, priced from $18.00 to $40.00 at 25 per cent discount.

i’ Allthe better styles are here t0 ‘iit the young or older chap.

SUITS FROM $14.00 TO $30.00 , ,- t‘) Raincoats, Gabardine Coats, Mg ..; gpring Overcoats at the same dis- ii” int~25 per cent.

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thing on entering and leaving tho nilno. But oven this scheme was said not. to have been ontirr-ly otter-H" 1913‘ Ho w“ cal-am u, the livo. as tho certain small porccni- Rm, (L Q Wallace at 5L Johlfg iigo 0|‘ dishonest miners l’llflllitg(iillchu'rc“' Lmmnhnrg. Nova Semi“ to iind some way to smilggit‘. urn-pron‘ 1903 w 1920 and h. “uw rpm...-

"mid" f H l 'l‘i it Chur'l The Urn lluyors‘ Art. iixissed lil'- ;:‘om:_)iq_ s‘: n y ‘ I

tor a bitter struggle hoiwveon ilic The Markets

Minn ()Wl'lt!l'fl' Association iinri all. SUMMERSIDE MARKET

in 1906. lie received the deilfl"! "l M. A. iit Kim?! College. Windsor,

ogml "high grading" interests. pru- vidoe that buyers nl‘ proi-iniis mot- Rial iuust. be licensed by the stain nnd must poet a bond 0f $51100 for ihc faithful observance oi thn act.

The low requires such n buyer to _ 5__23 make a diligent effort to loarn 2 23 whom lho vendor acquired his ore potatoes 80_7o ‘and with what authority he la sell. ' ' ' ' “

ing it. Giving false information 100M’! p” mum‘

a buyer is made a punishable orien- ao. in this wiiytlie special agents have been able to checi the nctivit ioa oi’ unauthorized sellers. The vir- iual bottling up of the illicit mni-kot

iii said to have lied the effect of iitop D m 40

ping almost entirely the aurropti- l‘ er ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "

lions removal of ore. m" 22 Since the law was adopted tho 0"“ ' 55

number ot licensed ore buyers in P°'“°°“ 55

the state lies decreased from 32 to H‘? n2‘

7 Pork ............... . . . . ..———

‘Definite enforcement of the stat ute dates rfrom ‘i917, when eight of twelve alleged “high-gradere" were

MURRAY HARBOR

Butter

Oolondo luv has brouiiit about the

iii. Yiir- ‘

given prison sentences of two years 33

each. Art the trial more than s. score B!!! » - -- - $4

of miners testified that they had POPlK -

sold ores to the accused men. 0M! 50 The suooemful openatlon of the Poll-tool 6i

patrons we are putting ‘it on at usual program prices for Monday and Tuesday.

HONOR ROLL KENSINGTOM HIGH SCHOOL

Principal's Dept.

(iriiili- X, Sr.— 1. Anna Shown, 2. l-‘rctlu (Wilton, 1i. Wiinn Tooinbs, i. Frail '.\vllllt'lll‘lltl.

iirndi: X, .lr.—~~1. iiuiiy Rogers, 2. lloriliu Thompson, -'i. Donnie Gor- inau, 4. Marlon Konncily.

innum- , (‘lrndo lX.-——1. James Millinnu. 2. Eggs 23 Roy Sti-ivnvt, 3. Given SprlRRi-i, Ii. pqmmqg 60 l-lnrry liiizFiirlanc. pots ..Y. .......... 60 _ llRY -- $13 Min MacFadyenh Dept. ,' ‘Pork 9 - g ~ , Grade Vlll—1. Marguerite lllg- MONT gins, 2. Hattie Waite nnd Kathleen Butter‘ . 32

M ‘Ready, equal. 3. Hamid Goodwin,

FIR‘! -. 4. Roy MacArthur. Qfltl ----------- 5°‘ (lrazlo Vii-l. Helen Rogers, 2. POUNDS! --------e------------- 6° Kelp fluggnm 3' uaqrne'webflur' . _ 4. Inez German. - - 4 Ml m A _ Ti‘ T”? REBEMBLANCE" _\ (lrnilo vl-lfodntitllih wgltehoad _"'l*ip er ‘remfliiie me of a mow‘; no,“ 1.0mm,‘ 3_ M“ chum: m?‘ plclQfe-I’ ' ' plan, 4. Fred Seiiiple. ""1 r Grade v-a". name Clerk, 2.

"Coming honia‘lmin itho club iii M

"u" lmshfwnew Yo“ Bu" yrlle Hughes. ii. Kenneth Mec-

Failyen, 4. Isabel MiicLeod.

Grade lV—-1. Irene Champion, 2. Frank Brown, ii. Mildred Reeves, 4. Gladys MecNell.

.

FOOL QUESTION Green-fie an express train k?l- led your foreman? Did it run over him?" - t" ‘t-vi“

. ' Auso-coimenv mo THE

"Haunted Wslley”

Miirgarctfilltiii, lllaiich Hughes nnd Gerald‘ Gorninn, 3._ Margaret Mt:- Mobon, 4. Ross Ilobertenri.

I Jl, Sr.--1. Katherine Mun! vliynf. qwtiaeeloy and Marion nhmsid. .~ Jtihirie- Millman, 4; Scot Morse ‘and Earl Brahani. (lrnilo l. Jn-I/Dorothy Howard. 2- Dot M iizie, 3. Urban Hickey, 4. Gl do‘ on. t. ‘i. ,

. plaimphny Dept.

Grade l. Class A.-—1. Lestot champion, 2. Irene Caseley, a. Billy

mfilggpfizléfie Kennedy. f. o o , sttswhriii Th.

fade McLeod» Clllll B.;~l. (lertrudo Gillie, 3» Olive Reevg 3. Goldie Bernard, 4- llsrold Md (lane,