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mum" onsry an postage on ao- ' 4685-3-6Mtt
` Fon Pl-iomrr “" ff IL... '
_Aomwrs WANTED .. °‘*“"°-E *~° A ' ~ ` - - I ‘ 4 099 _ms AT A Mo V (Canadian Press Despatch) 1 with dark spots like islets. Germans have recaptured any impor- h V V
_ _ Pnlcs, -my -rl.; GuARD?AE,f§;§ NEW YORK-~ The strussle along ""I'hat is Llevinf said the General. pvrgitiiiélr- thgtrés ;i°\;§““’ “°Y' LoN(r(>:3'r1r'fla'.4lPa§::isir.;;‘t;pl.tfs )been, lnvgifufgi ‘r‘rul5¢illr|t.m:r'ie°l§f 155° rihsiriri
r _ ° 9° '- “cw” ° issued in Ireland by eighteen Cathof ries writing to the press, says that
as 01° Bern" °m°m °'at°”“"“t md" lic Bishops, three Protestant Bishops he fears the “Mischief is already done cat” th” General Haig,” me" are and five chairmen ol’ count councils'and the country practically sold” In “emer the 5°“th"“ end °f the Dm protesting against the prfrtition of some quarters the colfbluafcn- dl\vm °°“'t'Q“e“" ""9 tha” eve” the L°“' Ireland and appealing to the people* from this is that ths`NaIi0nlllsts -if d°“ °m°|“l "ew" Ms maimed' t sign a protest against such a step ' not committed to 'some settlement'on
Bern" "°P°"ts that heavy ngmmg 'I9hls is the nrst time that the irish the partition basis have at least been
PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED._.
‘Send for catalogue. -prints, mlm. andbiomide. Finished 'porin/its wltvel °!___Il!t..,!rsmes.._glsss and
Winilfiilles. Merchants’ Portrait
Co.. Toronto. 405,5,9MEgi_
PRINTING DEPARTMENT
-i50.5,l0M-E11.
A aura wAN1'ep 'ro se gthe 'old reliable Fonthill LI5l'ur':3r'¥ ies." We teach our men to sell. Experience unnecessary, highest commissions paid, handsome free 0<i\1|'Dlll°l\I- BI-Ulla It Wellington, Tomato. out. 248-s-tmsnmo.
WANTEm-REPRESENTATIVE
distribute Tablets which SWL: clothes spotlessly clean without rubbing. One trial makes perman. "MII-2 G“BI»°ll\0lI!i One hundred per cent profit. Make five dolls/rs daily. Send ten cents for samples for four washlnxt. Bradley Company, Brantford. Ontario. 0098,420M12i
AGENTS WANTIED.-NEW, MONEY-
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157.4.25M15i.
EST
LOST- _WATERMAN FOUNTAIN
pen. Finder leave at 233 Grafton St.
_ 404.5.0M3ipd.
Los? -- cAnv~Eo nano, in 1')-:Ts
city Tuesday evening. Finder leave at 24 Chestnut Street. Reward.
42B.5.10M1iprl.
FR SALE.
FOR SALE. HOUSE' NO. 46 EDWARD
Street. if not sold by 12th private, will be sold’ by public auction on the above date. 364,5,5M6ipd.
FOR-SALE I. H. O. NAV PRESS.
automatic ieed. nearly new, easy terms apply to D. W. Howard Mil- ton. 410-5-9M4lElpd _
A SPLENDID. WELL KNOWN ;l<`arm.- about 175 acres. near rail- road .a good bargain P._ 0. Box 04
" _ 380-5-8M5ipd.
IUILUINO -LOT _FOR SALE. ON
Kent St. opposite Rochford Square. Wilth back entrance on Rochford Street. Apply A. Pickard it Co. Coal dealers. 410-5-9M4l
POR BALEA H. P. KNOX MARINE
Engine. heavy duty with propeller and shafting. good as new. Apply tn Louis Sherry, Summerside. - 411-5-9M2i.
FOR SALE.- AYRSHIRE BULL.|
(pure bred) from imported stock.| One' year old. Apply George Boswall, Frenchfort. Lot 35,
W°"k and Bond work on those cards,
Price list. invitation. order form or
should investigate this offer, -100 noteheads, 100 envelopes and 100 billheads. all printed with your name, address and -
FARMERS or MURRAY HARBOR
and vicifnity who wish to employ help can obtain information in re- gard to same by applying to Herbert Brehaut, Secretary of the Murray Harbor Branch of the National Ssr-- vl¢° Leesuv- 4o8.5,9M3i
THE NEXT rims vou sELsc'r A
Typewriter consider carefully the respective claims and characteris- tics of the world’s 2 leading ma- chines-the ‘Smith Premier and the- Remington, each distinctive and distinctively the best in its class. A Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. S.
399.
BOARDERS WANTED.
WANTED- PERMANENT BOARD-
ers. Apply 145 Euston Street.
414.5.9M3i.
g IIELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED TWO BELL BOYS APPLY
Queen Hotel.|_ 411-5-0M4i WANTED-. A RELIABLE MAN, IN.
eide work, steady employment. Ap- ply to Charlottetown Condensed Milk Company. 406,5,9Mtf.
WANTED-BARBER. GOOD WAGES.
Apply at once. McMullin’s Shav- ing Parlor, Sydney, N. S.
428.§,10M9ipd.
WANTED-A MAN FOR ASSISTANT
in Charlottetown Bowling Alleys. Good wages to the right party. l
424.5.10M4i
WANTED.- FIRST CLASS PLUMB-
er or Tinsmlth. Best wages. Apply Campbell Bros. -Stellarwn, N. S.
370-5-7M12ipd.
WANTED.- YOUNG MAN A8 DRY
Goods Clerk. one with knowledge of Gents Furnishings preferred. Also
M3lpd.
F6 SALE-FIRST CLASS DEER
sea fishing boat. almost new-35' foot over a.l.l--With or- without 15 I-I. P. Imperial Engine. Claude B.. McEwen. Morell. 377-5-8M3i.V
CHOICE PIGS FOR SALE FIVE
weeks old. -Island Stock Breedinii Company. Frenchiort or P. A. Farquharson Ch'town Phone 28. ‘
43215-1011/I1 Ind .
HELP WANTED- FE-
_ MALE.
a' parcel Boy. Apply to L. J. Red- din Box 85 City. 384-58M3l.
WAN1'ED.- A GOOD MAN FROM
the country or recently from tho country to do general work in our gardens must be a good' ploughman and familiar with horses. J. J. Gay, & Son Charlottetown. P. E. i.
385-5-8M3i.
i T0 LET. ._,._______.._.._------v TO LET-SUMMER COTTAGE AT
Keppoch. For particulars write w. 'r. wellne.-, ns Galley Ave. 'ro- roiito, Ont. 5»3MEl-f~
wAN1'eo MA|n Fon osNsn`K|.» house work. Apply to Mrs. D. Stew- art iss Kem st a1a-s-slut:
WANTED A MAID FOR GENERAL
wiork in family of three. A_DDly in the evenings to Mrs. J. A. Mathieson, I Grafton St. 339-5-4M1f
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, no washing. Apply B2 Guardian oillce. 180-4-2dMtf
WANTED-A GIIIA. FOR GENERAL
housework by Mrs. Edward Hasan. Saokvilie, N. B. Apply to W. L. Poole, Montague. .189.4.27Mtt
WANTID, AN IXPERIINOED GEN-
eral meld. One who understands plain cooking. Wages 814.00 DOI'
TO LET-THE HANDSOME Pill-
vate residence, No. 220 Queen St., being the southern portion of- the residence of the late Hon. Chief Justice Palmer. All modern conve- niences. Immediate possession. Ap-
W '° N°' 222 QW” Btr;§f§s,zMtr.
'mm WEATHER.
wnurnnatronls.
TIDE. Hoon. BTO-
Toroute, May 10-,- Northerly I0
lwesterly winds, clearing.
'i‘he highest temperature recorded
yesterday was 42 degrees above. At
im e, m., it was 38 above: at 0 P. m..
mom, W mn ,,|¢||_ Apply eveningsf it was 31 above. The coldest the pre-
Mrs. A. ll. Dill. N0l'tli RMS! Roldr
vious night was 87 aim"-
Brlglitnil. 100204-lllltf.
sscouis A nuns. Ano nan sat
The wde will be high this afternoon
at 12.10 and tomorrow at 12.50. it wld bg high tomorrow morning at 2.08 an Saturday at 2.508-
08-
weekl . Till W. W. BACKUB H , Th, sun sets this evening at 7.34
Pf'l‘AI!. of Norwich. Connecticut. U-
S. A.. a general bokpltal with all modern equi meat. o ers a thru
t 7.35: it rises tomor-
:gg ‘l§:‘r‘i|‘llnogws: 4.58 and Saturday as
yn". "Mhz “ur” N yon" wo: ‘Mil oon rises tonight at 11.55
men desiring a sur-se's vf°f°“i°“ T ° m -` _ mmpnmlm ‘mu u.‘m|"_ Dol “Q13 wsslé full moon on Bundait
~M° nh '19 a.-'telnet the mean will
not ask for a lioaiion blank un- u M' nm tx nil. ue1§h°olu=ss;. M01 19"' I* 3-” P- '"- °°""' KA ‘ iimli The length of today will be fourteen N" ‘ M Nunimli h urs and fort! llllll‘lI»°*~
wi patient. 8041.4 I 111° 0 _ .
sl. aa »
,
Minard’e` Linimsnt curse siatemF'-
____._........__- sllau-do Ltalmat euros UMW IW "WD
the Hindenbnrg line<increases in in
- ‘ gintsiitg almosltt egery six hours, theft guy yt-,UR OUT r s assau s rom Drocourt to
plies with Damiggn E-Tax; Queant heing almost ceaseless, while ey 0|.d,,,_B_ Five downs coma three ;_hi;nger}"man dliatfentdgrs upder Crown cent _ uprec 0 avar a are striv-
B ing with indomitable courage and re-
|.|0R3EMEN__v°u GAN GET QUICK sourcefulness to halt ‘the onrush of
the Brlti h for
s ces.
bm, or “te In this area there are what is ioitetowg Gggrtagaixnr gglfhizcgxi known as the three L's, Lieven. Lens me some sample work and Lille. According. to M. Andre in
__& the Paris Journal. “One afternoon
. IRCULAR LETTER grulfcivegiber liast, whlilelvisiting the
r si rmy n Arto s. found my-
:VV|Ht1tIlell:lini;:V“the form of a type- self on the plateau of Notre Dame our MUL,mG&‘§;l?{°“I- Y°llVWt1Ilt. try do Loretto by the side of General can du H SERUCE. We K--_ The high cliff rose high
9 calf! ‘WY Il'-Pewritten fomi above us, while away in the distance.
1" q““~"m|9S °f 10 £0 10.000. The covered. lby a misty haze, the plain
Charlottetown Guardian. was spread out, dotted here and there'
A'-L 'OWNERS OF SMALL sreass
‘and further on is Lens, and still far- ther away, as far as the human eye can,see, at the bottom of the plain ist Lille. In the Army we call them the‘ three L’s, and it is a saying among our troopsthat when one of the three L’s falls the two others will follow. This trinity forms for us soldiers a promised land.‘
"Lievin has fallen, and the Army,
victorious in battle, encircles Lens.
Vgill the genersl's prophecy be realis- e ..
Should Lens fall the last bulwark
protecting the coal fields will have been swept away. _
if the report emanating from Ger-
man sources .that Fresnoy has been retaken from the Canadians is to be relied upon, this is the first occasion during the present offensive that the
is one of the most critical ol' the war;
Responsible war authorities assert
that present indications point to many
NEARIY 12 llilllcllllil
' business for .
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(Canadian Press Despa-tVch) NEW YORK- Nearly 2.000.000
tons of shipping ol’ all nationalities went down in the first three months 0! the ruthless U-boat war, according to a tabulation of the best obtainable reports of sinkings. ‘Three-fifths of
In recent British Admiralty reports
of the smaller classes was 650 tons.
British sh s of more than 600 tons
The exact total for the three
months of the blockade figured out
on the basis of the known average PRIVATE GORDON BAGNALL.
is 1.800.757 tons of all nationalities.
week. Arrivals sit British ports of vessels exceeding 100 tons. all na- tionalities, were 2,’l16; sailings. 2.600. For tho Drecediug seven days the ar-
Ths Admiralty’s record of sinkings
by weeks, February 25 to May 1 is as follows:
1,600 Tons Total Over Under.AII Sizes 14 12 26
20 45
Feb. 25-March 4 March 4-11 March 11-18 March 18-25 March 24-April 1 April 1-8 April 8-15 April 15--25 April 25-May 7..
Total .. _ ..
13 16
bonu-an-‘ser-4 On¢®~lco<e
7 29 17 36 19 37 8 25 21 40 24 64 21 59
194 158 352
the soc alisis. -
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No week totals up to Secretary Lane’s Mrs Joseph Bealrsto. Woodvllle. estimate of 400,000 tons. Prince County
At this rate the submarines are des-` Private Gordon Ba8I\=i|l- 81111111190 troying about 600.252 tons a month to 1-4th General Hospital, Winnereux, or 7,202,024 tons a year. France, gunshot wound in leg and
The British ofiicial announcement back. April 28th- Pic- Blisllttll IS H
of sinkings for the week of April 23- son of Mr. Joseph E. Bagnall, Hazel May 1 says that 38 merchant vessels .Glove and was attached to the 26th of more than 1.600 tons were sunk Battalion. enlisting in St. John. He and 13 of less than that tonnage. is a »br0I.h8l` to Stlrst- Fred ‘Bagnall Eight fishing vessels also were sent who returned home wounded and also down--a total of 59 for the seven has another urother in the 104th now days, as against 64 for the previous Overseas.
rivals were 2,379; sailings, 2,331. The., figures for April 25JMay 1 show a Mrs. Willis Taylor, 49 Dorchester considerable increase in both arri- st., received a telegram yesterday sta. WIIS Rnd Bililllml- ting that her son, Pte. George Taylor
Viiii iiiliiwfg mi] [A31 itz. i'.2:.°¢°.::‘: stars. - E iilii SIIME llilNS
I ’"'~" “°..l‘ "1: .'°:“.‘.‘.‘°"i
”"_' called, was a br t sn ne gen
corsurmoau.-Highly ptmeue ,mms mn and we.. mm by ,,,,,.,..
°°"m“ “°"°'V“l’°"' mm th’ Hun' one who knew him. Before enlisting burg Fremdenblatt. warn the govern- he was employed with M.-_ wiifrid ment of the danger of disregarding Bovyan ,M-||km,n_ g.mi,u,-y_- H, en. We '1°m°\14° *Nt I" I'°i“l 'N60 f°\' usted in the mm Neva scene nigh- ”°m° "°f°"“' “ld th" "W l“'°°°“'» landers about two years ago and af- system of government provides too wr U,-,ying in Enlimd W" tram. l\lli’°W I IMI' 1°' G°1'm°Ht"= f\1\\1f°- :erred te the stu Canadians. it will Under the present conditions the con- 5, rsmombered .im hi, ynunsgr bm. servstdvos are not trusting the govern- mg.-_ ir.-“L yu fepgfted g few days ment. and are working tooth and nail- .50 uimiitgq to Ns. 3 ggutit general ‘IU 0"" Df- V0" 9°"\m\'"\°H°"W°l- Hospital suffering from wounds in the the imperial chancellor. and substitute gpdomen, The sincere sympathy ef lbs "GI-Nil! llllll." Who wolld ba' itll- all goes out to Mrs. Hopkinson and °°°II|9b|° |109 05|! I0 NU" 0| I Will' family in their bereavement and an-
il promise peace. but to anznwhaening xiety. V
of the government or tra cllilg by
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me sinkings have 09°" D\&¢9d ID have a distinctly impersonal way ot » three classes. ships over 1,600 tons, Those who with fame eternal their kming most of those with whom they; “MPP “Hd” 1-600 IOM and flshins own dear land endvwed come ls- contact. ln the last few vessels and trawlers. The -total Took on them as-s mantle this shade days' “fighting the Associated Press tonnage sunk has not -been given. of death'a dark cloud; can-ggpondent img seen gt.-etchep B'-I* b°f°f° the Admiralty Stvwed vet dylns thus they died 'wt on whom bearers fan usdemne fire. 'rhey see...
I0!-111052 reports, the average of the is _glory GNFU to have a valor all their own. The-_v' ships of more than 1.600 tons was By virtue which exaits them above all have none of the excitement of the 4,100 tons; and the average of ships other dead. A a¢tu..i fighting, and must gp coolly
A close study. of Lloyds. lists in CORP. SAMUEL BEAIRSTO. them They grow remarkably indige,-_ London also revealed the fact that on' en-t to their fair.;-_ and there is never. an average three-fifths of the total Word has been received that Cor- A Word of command needed to keepl losses were British. poral Samuel Beairsto 70276, was kill- them at their tasks,
- Applying the same averages to the ed in action on Apr. 9th. Cpl. Beaiisto irecent reports. in which only the enlisted in April 1915, with Lt.
number of ships is given, Great Bri- Ralph Rogers in the 55th Battalion. '
IBll1’s losses are shown to be approxi and was sent to Sussex, N B . and
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mately 1.080.453 tons since the begin- crossed to England in June and to
ning of the blockade. ‘Other nations France in September with -the Zlith- lost approximately 720,304. Battalion. Cpl. Beairsto was in thel M
The worst sin-sie week of the block- battles or Kemmel. Ypres, st. mel.
ads was that from April 16 to 24, ‘and Somme. and during all of the when approximately 290,000 tons were time- he spent at the front only took.
ldesu-eyed. la this week the British ten days' furlough. which he spent (Fran. our ow.. correspondent.) Admiralty reported the loss of 40 in ibondon. OTTAWA- Parliament spent the
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C Bealrsto is a son ol Mr and
PRIVATE GEORGE TAVLOR.
of the 26th ‘Battalion had been admit-V ted to Fourteen General Hospital. Wlrmerenx. Mlly 2- 1917 SUIIBIIOI wound in right |98- This IS the 99' cond time Pte. Taylor has been wounded. having been wounded in the left leg on March 16, 1916. Mrs. Taylor has two other sons In khaki, Hurry with No. 8 'Siege Battery in France and Joseph with the 104th either in* England or in France.
PRIVATE JAM E8 HOPKINBON.
Mrs. Mary Hopkinson. Edward
Street. received the sad news YGBUBF'
son was officially reported died May 4th at 19 Casualty Clearing Station. from gunshot wound in chest and
VIANY SIREICHER BEARERS NIEH IJEAIH
FRUM SHEUS
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE- From the high ground it is possible nowadays to see the devo- tion to duty of the Red Cross stretcher-bearers. They can be sees from time to time in the very thick
of the battle, with shells bursting a’i‘.-"
the lost ships were British. l _ ' ‘BBE about them They are not |,mmune_
‘ ` i L
these non-cornbatants- for the shells
about their duty with death ever' near
technical Hon Ro
afternoon session discussing education on a resolution by doiphe Lemieux
Messrs E MacDonald. D D ‘VI
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henzle Clarence Jameson a d c helsl
urged the adoption of some scheme to assist technical education and -manual training 1
Sis Geo buster said all were.
agreed as to the necessity but the question was how often and how much assistance should be rendered and he moved the following amend- ment which was adopted:
The promotion of technical educa-,
tion and manual training is essential to the proper development of the re~ sources of Canada and the extension of the internal and foreign and that reasonable asslstnce should be given at the earliest possible prac-
ticable opportunity.
every inch oi’ ground is being stub- ` ' ‘ ~
bornly fought for and as stubbornly
contested. _ `
mmerce i
a
l _ V _ f’;ot;Vk3‘llgeg’1:':V°°‘;’;lL‘:_e’;":g’na';g‘;n}?';§§ prclates of both churches have com-'considering it. _. _ sides that the present engagement V_______V___:____________;__v___,f___:, ______V_V____________,___Y_,__.____.__v______________;__~_A___ _*_____________V_V:_*___ ___V
Ist YEAR CERTIFICATES
(in order of Merit.)
Chas. Vickerson, Hermitage.
Estelle Morris. Donaldston.
May Morris, Donaldston. Mary M_cDonald. Whim Rd. Cross. Gladys Crawford. City.
Alba Shaw, Brackley Pt.
Jean Tait. City.
Wilbur McFarlane, Fernwood. Helen Johnstone, Long River.
Bertha McKenna, Newton.
Edna Squarebrlggs, Misconche. Cassie McKinnon, Glen Martin. Ruth Beaton. Commercial Cross.
Helen McDonald, Kingsboro.
Henry Noonan, Bedeque_
Homer Norton, Brudenelle.
Alice Nicholson. Orwell Cove. Nellie Beriiard, »Rustico. .
Sadie Bell, Milton.
Hilda Gillis. Arlington.
Madoline Knight, Souris. Hilda Shreenan, Klnllora.
Glen Elder. O‘Lesr_v.
Edward Murray, 0’Leary. Florence Cahill. Alberton.
Roy Vanldestine, Hunter River.- Horace Walsh. Eilersliei " ' Margaret Jenkins, City. .
Octavie Gallant. Miscouche. Hattie Brown, Bayside. . Alice McLaren. Georgetown.
Bernice Rodd, Hayrington.
Elizabeth McKenzie, Cardigan.
Mamie McNei1l,_ New Annan.
Dorothy McDonald. Kingsboro.
Bertha. Smith. Georgetown.
Clare Campbell, Summerside.
Ella Brown, Kensington. Winnie Villet, Victoria.
elvina Gordon, Head Cardigan. Margaret Clarlrin, North Wiltshire. Jean Fraser, Avondale. Lulu Gorrill. Glenwood.
Jennie Burns. Lower Freetown.
Adele McPherson. Brookfield. Wm. McDougall. City. _ Edgar Palmer, Freeland.
Helen Bell, Antlgonish. `N. S.
Grace McDonald, Peters Road.
Alma Mason.. Bunbury.
George Tweedy, Vernon River. Thirza Bowness, Alberton. -
Hildred Howatt. Augustine Cove.
Eleanor Lowe, City. Adele McLeod. City. Wm. Wallace. Alana.
Louis Callaghan, Emyvale. Florence Arbing, Emerald.
Lilian Driscoll, Hillsboro.
Ce-lla Howatt, Augustine Cove.
Edison Wright, Middleton.
Margaret MoSwain, Mt. Hope.
Estelle McDonald. Eldon. Cecil Trsiuor, Shamrock.
Helena McDonald. Glenfinuan.
Florence Craswell, Malpeque.
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Further reports and details are an- ‘- , , xic/usly awaited from this theatre. t,
Gertrude 0'Br-len, Tignish. Laura Kiclriram. Solaris.
, Leah Arsenault, Abra.m’s Village.
Helen Mathieson. Chai.
Harold Fraser. Avon als.
Lila Burke, City.,
Louis Dunn, Gasperaaux. Cornelius Pinsau, Rustico. Rowena Neliigan. Summsrsidn. Susie Bell, City. '
Hamid Brown. Kensington. Lilian Stewart. Springton
Olive Stewart, Kingston.
Leonard' Roberts.. Middleton. Alma Bowm-an. Hazel.Grove. Daniel McPhee. Rock Barra. Hillsrd Canfield. Westmorland. Mary Adele McDonald. City.
Ma McGu.i lm. Kinkora; ' .
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Sophie- Henderson. Bedeqne. Mar"y'Devereanx. New Haven. Adeline Gallant. Abnsm’s Village". Mary Cairns, Ba'idwin's Bold.
Clara Murphy Cheltsn.
Mary Driscoll: Clermont. -
Hilda Jon‘es,.Cit/y. ~- » Georgie Driscoll, I-Iiushoro.
Josephine McDonaId'. Tracadis
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Matilda St. John. Souris. `IIobt. Pnlmer; Freeland; - Linda Minchon. New Perth; James B. Lewis. Freetown. - Edna McDonald. South Lake.
Clara Tanton. City.
Katie W‘n.‘lsh. Elliott Vale
Roy Brehaut. Murray Harbor
South.
Leslie Crosgrove. Village Green. Catherine Ketir. Glunville.
Bernice Gallant. Summerside.
Mary Mclsaac, Coleman.
Creei Tanton. Sutnmerside.
Elspeth Leslie, Morcll. Maryorie Mat-neson, lmmmursdde. John Dewar, Summerville.
Mary Hughes. Sonrls. Vance McEs.ch'ern. Cape Wolfe. Sheldon McLean.' N. Wiltshire. _ _ Anna Burns. Lower l"reetowa._ Harry Craswell, Malpequs. _
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Pearl Moase. Kensington. Ruth McLeod'. Valleyiield_. Manton Mcquorrie. Hampton. Ada Smith. K-lnkorl.
Janet Mosse. Kensington.
Edward Aitken. City.
George Fumess. Vernon.
Louis Byrne. Byrne's. Road.
Melville Aitken. City. Bertie' Buxton, Caps Traverse. Dorothy Duchemin, City. Frank Cain. New Perth.
Muriel Toombs. City.
Geo. McCabe. Middleton.
Ada Murphy, Chelton.
Maud McPherson. Bellevue.
Ingham Jardine. Kensington. (
Gavin Monadnm. City, Harold' Johnson, Kensington.
Ada McLeod.'Mon V n. Jennie"Mue1ard. n. ' Jeanette Coady. _ .
Augustus Cairns. Bill ii‘s.Rd.
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Cora Rowe. Coleman.. ._ A5510 Goodwln.~K¥ns1ngton.
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