FEBRUARY Z6, 1987

HE CHARL.» i . u i \, vvni GUARDIAN

PAGE NINE

The Gentral Guardian

--___. CRASWELL for Photographs.

-____ PERMANENT wave SALE wu

14-5638-2-26-21.

sure? It won’t, if you stick to Spud the men- l ii_-——

ihol-cocled cigarette. You can smoke as many Spuds as you like~its cooler smoke does not dry your nose and

Sales tax

" Nova Scotian To

Y-‘Qlfiwflflim, W32?

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Sealbright, N. 8., who will sail from ago Agrmmture cans of chicken he could put up

next ti ll —-——- Fisheries 23am, aismcfzxlg’; fvozfyéefl; adamant. lNJURY—Her friends flleglslation me man“ Dumh East Indian ISL icgiet to learn that Mrs. Chas. tell him." Well I didn't want to lmow that exactly, but I wanted to know what his estimate was. lie then volunteers to give me “any information on the chicken business he wants to lmow", write him a letter, he "will give” it to me. Well I wm airways open

M, b . Id ll very painful accident last aviation) thoglxinngr lrllflninfifig? Smmllly by slipping on one ice > Post office

_ _ h g I places. Dr. Murchison. Clyde Rlv- Transport °°e‘ii‘e'?i§€ii?€i;.’..‘.if§ i~°§$ii.2.i°i.y S“ the muted “my we Sh» ‘All other

trcegu Hnnllpshlre i‘

neiinoefiiffogifimillez and Chair- FUNERAL SERvwn-me rim- mian of the appropriations oommlt- i "a1 m M's- Jflmes Bums WM held fess "that what Mr. M. has so far tendered through the press fails w convince me that his shrine of looming is the one to which I

. “on u; 08pm“ Boumim a Sew bearers ‘NGFBI Messrs. Frank Doyle. Act 1936 should apply for dependable en- m’ lightennnent.

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l; ,c t.‘ B P‘ i mter< 15- R. The p311 bearers were: heeiiaiburden to himself ill his pur- e ta ap m“ en me o

he word "agriculture" is a Lat- _ wants a sturdy craft in which Bames- C- s» 5-

Ule me 0i "Iamler-And She was purchased by Haley M, . , . . . as for Euclid, has he not taught us Saver, Melbourne and will remain Nififlgfigifigeigof wit: wQttIhB Whole“! anything“ 31W“ here until Sawyer Win95 m super‘ Miss Enoch O'Brien oi‘ Klfriisdgle er \ the part o. it, and other me he, rigging. The Henrietta was mvcbeen chosen as representative;

Win88 for P- flmll" 1° "YIW- bummed in 191s by the late Arthur and lQElcflilW-fi» 11567111 BWWITPHSTI‘ er of fishing vcss/fls. Several m _ _ S . , . , il-ifiifiiifui mg. “ziziobzmz. :11“. i tilt e» em» u in e legislative assembly? And ,N(7!'$h Atlantic bankers are now spawning seriously in wemvt to edll- owned at Cape Town, South Africa. dtioli, is our friend Waller Jones now amour: the prophets. or amwl mvou NOTES AND JOTTINGS the Philisliiiesr? ---- m. and llifrs. Kenneth Robblec

Our worthy citizen, Mr. Jones, tells us that he has in his life time of Tryon, spent the iveck-end in Cornwall the guest of Mr. and

vtsited quite :i. number of universi~ " Mrs. oeouge McMillan.

Mes and colleges and that he found Miss Olga Walsh of North Tyron

in these only one real teacher o!

ugricuilture‘ n. woman who taught it spent the week-end in 'I‘1')‘0ll vritli Miss Eleanor Howaltt.

McDougnll, assisted. by Rev. Harvey L. Dentolt. Interment in the People's

by means of tiny agriculture imlple~ merits on a miniature farm. Well, well; is the Hon. Welter spec/king

Donald. John Gormley, John Cas~ ford, Philip Doyle, Percy Carr.

___.-._. ISLAND LADY DEAD-Mrs. War~ ren Vessey. York has received the

a sly dig at high-faintln ngricul- Sad news or the death m Miss May

turlsm-the modem silbstilute for Latin and Geometry? DOes the woman described by him mean a moi woman, or docs he intend that she should be a figurative one b0

The mmw ‘fiends of Mm lady. She had been ill for a year

George Iwbblee are pleased to see

her out again after her recent in- represent practical experience; and disposition. does he thereby mean to hint to at‘. -——- aspiring students of agriculture Mr. Fred Walsh of North ‘Pryon that after all is said and done, the made a. business trip to Crapnurl only place to really learn farming Fridfly- is on file fuml? We ivonder. I am Sir’ etc, Mr. Arthur Boultcr of Victoria OLD-TIMER ween. visitor toTryon on Friday ________.._.___._ evening. REPLY TO MERCHANT

comc and our very brand and

(Patriot Please Copy)

,___.__ Y's MEN'S MEETING - Mr. G. Douglas Henderson. Scout field

Mrs, Loyd Rogerson of Crapaud Qfiy-"Mercliant" has as I fully spent Thursday at the home of expected given a wide berth to my M15. Otto Johnson 'I‘i'yon. questions. Instead he heads for what he considers safer ground, Mf- Hfiwflffl FTMCl-‘F mid MI‘- Hnd with a iiiuze of words and not Hfllmld F05’ “We vlSif/OYS t0 tutcn its arrives at the CFHPMK! ‘Illllfsdfiy- i'olldi‘vihg"'éiii'i'cfi oi ‘first; "The ' '“ ‘ ‘ —--" " ' " ' automobile owners iii this province Ml’. PPTCY Iifllllllfi 0f TIZVQH PM“ (who of course “m the tnxpayflts) a visit to Wcsimm-rlalltl Friday and contribute over half n million dol- FODGYT/ed the r0865 111 80°11 99"‘ lars yearly towards highways"; dim"- lecond, ‘The taxpayers in theflnal lnalysl; pay the shortages of our government-owned railway". 'I‘hls we are fully agreed upon. Why use over one thousand ivords to prove 1t? I sunlmed it up in one short sentence which I quote from my last letter: "The taxpayer will con- tinue to build the highways and pay the deficit on a. riiilwny which We will still require but only use to a minimum of its capacity." Meaning of course how conditions would continue if the proposed leg- islatlon did not g0 through. However. I am more than pleas- ed to note the changed attitude from the unreasoiiing hostility of "Merchant's" first letter. He now It’! "I am not an antagonist of the railway, but rather a friend"; Ilse “For the Diesel engine bus I have no brief-I am not sympath- etic to its escaping tax contribut- ion". Well I admire a man who admits he has been wrong. and in finally withdrawing from this con- troversy I will only add that he had a noble precedent in Bible story. I refer of course to Zac- . cheus, the small merchant who] But Faith sa'd gently. "Don‘t you climbed down from his perch on n ace? limb to become a convert and lead ‘rile-y really cannot live with me." 5 but“. “fa. 1": -——— I am, sir, etc" flying boats are the fliaclous prom- C. N. R. ennde cabins, a survey revcnls. Re- part5 showed that pasrcngus spend PLANES HAVE PROMENAIIES. much o‘ the ‘We lihle in {Valli ._____ in walking up down the prome- hONDOM-One of the moat pop- nades watching l B Nell"? 988ml high! beiol. »

Mr. Henderson spoke on various canudzh

Mr. James Hashim conveyed the m _spenker. Mr. Stuart Scrlmgeour pens”

pmgresslng mvommy “m,” me COLIJJGIATE cum MEETING

was in Me iii. 2212.2“ e

The many “lends m. Mr mmfi Hull. 'I'llursday afternoon. There a yea;- ugly

"Resolved that inventions

iuw ii-is sit.livrzisdiisiieitis.‘all:

son. Consisting of straight rkirl i For the Co“ side were charms revflmcs‘

The m“. neither mm] m" m,‘ , brought additional pleasure to ‘our

looks very much like a fkhermnns oilskin jacket. Shoulders are slight- ly squared. Lapels are nclclied.

_____ , Personals

with came singing into my room. --__._ And other guests took fight,-

Fear and Anxiety. Grief and Glorm Sped out into the night.

l’ wondered that Sit-Cl] peace could

v.1 Sic-if a, Halifax. N. 8., is lpgnd- _ ‘Q lama at In new

Statistical Summary . "'°c°"t'am"”di’"]

g Of Dominion Financing

Head of this ci

be continued during March at Mn. The foliowln

g iinailclal slalem Walter's Beauty Shoppe, phone nlng in the cour 1241i.

54; of m5 bud .6; S w: details were ~rece B p h m Pamamem’ “u” was a former resident SERVICES in York Pasmral Revenues '° M" Charge oll Sunday, Feb. 28 will be, , Ordinary Revenue Central Church 11 a. m., York 3 Income tax p. m., Brackley ‘L30 p. m. G. A. Customs duties Christie. 1,5539, , Excise duties

revenues expenditures

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THE CENTRAL PARISH. Dlv- Manufacturers’ lne worship will be held on snb- Stamp taxes, etc bath nextua. follows: Churchill 11 Other tax revenues a. m.; Clyde River 3 p. m.; Nine i‘ Tvlfll Rl/elll-le Mile Creek 7 p. in. Mr. H, Lloyd jNon-tex reven Hellcrson, student, will preach. ‘Special receip i 1,-563z_ fetal ordinal -——-- l Other receip

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1161111165 of IN CANADA. Divine worship will iReceipLs on be held on Gabbath next as Iol~ Grand total

vflPital expenditures and non-active accounts

wrung,“ Sister Louise

L-aesi. Ikpenditures emmnun, ,.m,,,,, as

. . ———--- Total public de Lead Expedltmn rsuuvnan DEAD-The death oc~ l Subsidies and s _ curred at hos Artgeles, Culifomia, to provinces this week Mr. Enziest ll/ficmnia f Old age pensions got-her pf Louis A. MoInnis, Civil servants’ _ . Avarc s, w o rcce ved a telegram Supcrannuutio “lanes; “mo!” Bljwgbugfafgglgagf bearing the sad news a fow days Pensions and‘ af

bell; oisanist, B Phee. _._.__________

ds of Mr. Edward

- Le ter-care of soldiers w Wm be pleased

pects to return liom lllines and resources

The Honourable Thane A. Camp- andm sud might he expect“ the lVIflBNElll, St. Catherines, met with lNationai cleteii

l bell, Plfllllfil‘ of Prince Edv/zird Island; The Honourable W. H f‘ ,Deiiilis. Minister of Agriculturex- _

Dr. w. J. P. MaoMillan; His Wcr- [l emle Hemi-

ce tincluding civil

USE 0F DEODORANTS d b kl h

» fill W11 n; er arm in two iPublic works sphere of ort ship Mayor Turne‘; Mr. J. Walter tel‘. N. S. and sold to Now London, 9P you Jones; Rmverendl Nelson Mac’ v Joseph Guns and Kenneth Beam”.

‘ 1g doing as we” as can be e t d IT a l din H Donald; Mr. W. R, Shaw. Deputy 5 The Story Hour: a dlalogue_. t H_ Sanderson o; pm.1_=e;(i_ - xpec e . o a or aiy expcniiiir...

e old problem, that of

S 5 w? -. 3 > I: I1 o E l: i? § g Z3

percentage percentage ‘ V i d t w to - I 1 1- D t i ; i \ cdnesday morn ng from her late i Expen lures m!wfirimggelefilfifgfgfismgéig?o ' reSlflClltlC, to St. Dunstank Basilica Capital expenditures we 17 youths who Wm comp“... ' where Bflllliem High Mass was cele- special expenditures-- the expedition Wm be under the db brziled by Rev. L. Dougan. The pail Unemployment relief Illltl As.

an exceptionally to make matters even more d‘fficul: feel a bit ilcrvy, a

ii 5 m i} 5 31 L" 5 ec- 3 5

Boned Bklpper who commanded 5m] , Victor Cheverie, Frank Power,.Wal- i Granls-iil-aid to provinces Hawever mum,“ m, is important point aoed by men and

women alike, especially if they value

f , h b f l tcr Montelth’ James Hogan, George All other assistance I em. Blr. 96c». fifiili? ‘itityli? on at or or j Mwln-l- Service at the grave was , Total OBSERVER. Dal-mg a twmyea, cmise’ the coiloucled by Rev. E. Dalton. Drought area ‘relief "”“”"‘*'“"“' youthful expedition will iOllCll at I39 i“ mmlllmn Pwlect? (specm LATIN, GEOMETEY AND dfiemm pens- cross 12 Se“. and PERMANENT WAVE SALE will supplementary estimates) AGRICULTURE

F? P599 Fgfi 55353

1am 0n five mntinents cniitziiii- be continued during March at Mrs. Total special expenditures

prevent pprspiratfion" Bautmer Sam A phygjcian Wm "llyliiglcns Beauty Shoppe. Phone Government o

would be very UH" but we can neutralise» every sense by tl-ic liquid, pouider, or

“med entetprises~—

Harold Laird. Kelvin, Vice-Presi-

ilPlll, Mi‘. P. A. Mir-Isaac. Sflilli". I

Prinrc- Edward Island Cooper-litre, Rita Chcverie; Rastus—D. A. Gil~ l

k-Shades of Virgil and DIC- wwmpanv 1;, , . L-5638-2-26-2i. i‘ Losses charged to coiisoiitlated- fund- ltd! file Hon. Welter Jones’ a. g-rod- ‘ ____.___ i‘ --—~—- l Canadian National Railways ilfite of Amdila University, and we GLOUCESTER BOAT l LAID T0 REST-The funeral oi l National Harbors Board _ v9, no mean 5pm,“; m his d8)‘ FOR SOUTH SEAS " i Mr. Jwoph Gauthier was held Wed- j Loans and advances nail-active- ibeen tell‘ the people 0f ' '

_ ___ , M51133’ mbmlns from his late res- i’ National Harbors Board and ’ mwgme ma; Lawn and Geom- M O TEE 11,55 F b26__ ‘i dance Douglas Street to the Church g Canadian National Stea

. (c?) Uscffto g6 halfway ecwum i of the Most Holy Redeemer, where i Total government. own

° 5°" Waller hmvefi h“ the world will sail the old two-mast- High Mm of Requiem was celdbrat- i Other charges-

yit got to show us that a. fair ed Gwuoesber fishing vessel Hemp E ed by Rev. Esther McKenna, C. S. Write-down of assets to knowledge of these two subjects has

I121.‘ and Poultry Association: Prcfi- , Mr. John A. Thompson’ Mar» , cafe, Isl. Vice President. Mr. .7. F. ' mother~l=lorence Mae-Donald; her Arsenault, Wellington’ 2nd. Vice‘ three children-Joseph Gillis; Jos~ President, Mr. Austin Lieard. Gav-l eph Cheverie-Arthur MacDonald; eiidish. 3rd Vice President, Mr. H.

,L. Mamlon’ Murray Harbour, sec- Beatrice Cheveric: tightwad farm- ‘ ‘ vainly Treasurer. Mr. ‘Leonard Mac- er and wifo—Gc0rge Dmlulcl, Charlottetown. - Flora MacLean.

Adult Education league of Prince Intei-mission—sale of candy.

m) 1 us) 1 schooner racing l/Icssrs. O. Plneau, S, McLeod. J Write~down oi active assets to bruit of practical farming. More- xlmefizmoulmrfd the 01d bunker '.‘/lCIlllllS.A Blanchard. B. Blanchard‘ Non-active assets o!“ w "fight mnind him that h]; has been 501d out of m‘, fishing i W. suvldaut. service at the grave Total other charges

trade to an Aimtraiian adventurer was “mducled by Rel’- Ffllllfl" Grind "m" expenditures in word and that the great Latin who R-

which should be taken int The question of clcane often a problem for th

poet Vlngll w-roto a ‘poem wherein u, make a Scum Sea expim-nylon, -———~— "Taking the total revenues for the luegiox-ified

year at. $452,123,000 and the total

‘Secretary, Dr. J. T. Croteau‘ Florence MacDonald. $539,518,000 there

Charlottetown. , Monologue: Central Farmer's Institutes: Pres~ i A. Gillis.

‘clout. Ml‘. W. D. Rrss, Uimg. Sec- Song-Angus Beacon, (oncorocll, rotary. Mr. C. E. MacKenzie’ Milton. Judge by proxy: Prince Edward Island Home ‘ Breeders’ Association: President. Mr. Judge-Terry Benton; bailiff, D,

Keith Boswell. Victoria. 1st. Vice A, 511115,- attorney President. Mr. Robert Chnopell’ J91“; ghevem; York. 2nd Vice President. Mr. W. rnp S051“; l H’. Toumsenil. Rollolhy Lieutrlnnt l witnggg", Fiormm» Colonel G. l? Fivll‘ A. D. (7..

C

J. R. Paton‘ A. D. . i Soilg-Ella Bcatoii toncorcdl.

Monologue: All Run Dowli—Per-o

expenditures at will be an over fiscal year of $37,395,

f Mt “’I'his. of course takes into ac- ‘ < ° - s“ Bemflldli Afladfllll/ All- c unt- the railway deficit as well as , es toaczliine w.- to think clearly n. story noted Nova. Scotlan build- “K0115,” N_ i. M the Model Iéague I 015m expenditures {or which the t for any farm“, and e $6,811,’, Gwme5m_ and Luncnburg‘ N_ s’ ilélggcgllfisdexbjttlizuit gétaillgousflesunti; ggglsgll$fllqlfinl5wlféégpflllSlblfl. It com-

"Adding to this amount $255.419- 000 of other liabilities, consisting chiefly of annuity hwurflrwe will , d superannuation funds, post offlce_ savings deposits and certain trust way which most o‘ us hav and contingent accounts. W8 811'!" at gross liabilitiw of 53.030.993.000-

mcqve assets, including cash on hand and investments, amounted ‘t0 $437,498,000 MW!‘ deducting c e never be hidden, for no soc latter figure from the BIOSS llfibm" ties, we reach an estima of $s.09s,495,0oo as at the close o! the fiscal year. The increase over last year of $37-395-9°9 Yepresenw’ of course, the amount of the over-

Theri again oncc

a frock, or any.‘ er garment. has bee:

i 8310600 0f Nelllfflllly- “It is better than the figure oi’ i——— $100,000,000 deficit WlllCll I set as FUNERAL SERVICES~JPhe fun- our goal iii the budget last year. If eral of Hedicy Alchom took place we make allowance for the abnor- oii Thursday afternoon from the ma! write-off of $18,705,000 which relates to the activities of previous years and also fo ceipt of $8,000,€li0 board, it is indeed liEl‘.

"But while we

cdy reach it {Tan spiral-ion is main

r me special re_ ant is simplicity ilsoli‘ to

ly appllod with a,

attached to the stopper of A liquid deodorant will

gloves Illlfl purse on the tzl-ble beside Duct: sunbonne,’ S3115‘ and 0v‘ P

5. Is u "blue plate" lunclicoii one Maccoy‘ . _ . which LS served at a fixed mice? i Pantomime. Silent Night.

What vroulci you do if- . . . Yo“ me a woman who h 5k d During the iiltennission music a ma“ and ms “Me as youissnneér " was fumlshed by w. s. Macfntyre,

have succeeded in cutting lost year's deficit nearly in half and ivliile we a substantially sm in any year since

deficit was aDPTOX as this year, I thl Passmorc. a former Charlottetown 129d by B" mm‘ that. the gap bct

PLEASANT VALLEY AND

are able to show tiller deficit. than 1930-31 when the imately the same nk it will be real- bers of the House ivt-zrn our total in- to! ll outgo is still t.'.:it_ it must be

restaurant whom you are not Known l gen; Kenneth dearer, btmJo; Ken- and so cannot charge the check~ mm Fmler’ sultan (a) Order and pay for the din» The ammnmms‘ m’ the “m” M; m advance? ing was Mrs. W. S. Maclintyre. Give the money to the man and ask him to pay the bill?

M‘ Eletlm Somers M5 N" turnfi to her home after 89811111118 a few days in Whentley Riel".

Mr, Borden iFbllbnd. 61mm"

lllll, Ru 8J1 uk, l l an. bridged at the p y o Mm g The date.” The many friends 0f Miss Smith, Pleasant Valley. m pl to know that she again after her recent

Mrs. Eldon Hickcox and Miss m‘ Jessie Macswain were recent visi- tors to Hunter River.

Rum against the authorit Loans and investmetits dllflltlsg 271a below‘ daughter of Mr. H, H, Bmwn. She Yea’ rcgauied as “H” Q55“ _. ' was lnld to rest beside her skier, “Quad 5363791000 compmed fir? Mrs. H. H. Brown in Clinton Grove $990390” "19 prey”; ygagkfidmg Cemetery. Mt. Clemens, Michigan. immdm 54'“ ‘moo °t '3 National Railways $555,000 to the Railway, $l1.894,- i dian Farm Loan Board; $10,692,000 to the provinces gggfgfjggggweqg, ‘vjjgfjfyéupggf i Fédiiiiifi’...‘§fi§?3iii§€"i.§5i§l$9 . . ‘ f of the v.5 mm hem ms,’ evening‘ 000 for purchase in the Bank o

a woman precede

If a woman stop a restaurant table,

rise ivhctllrr they Canadian Pacific

know her or not? 000 to the Carla

Congratulations ere extended to Mr. and M25. Edd the arrival of a love

Hashim, Spring-

udents at P. W. harlottetown to

a menu, what is the

service called dd Weeks on 4. Should a Woman

New ob'i ations, loans and treas- T’"“"*°'5 °r swmngi FM” 5-" m‘ ury bills tflgtalllfig $332,996,000 were sight mt” the Wmk mrfled o“ by floated during tho year. Of this to- illc. IHQVCMOXIL... Mn. Ct. ..Claude. ;,,1.$3u_,09g,009.w,;e w meoting.,ma-. Smith, president or the club. and tum“. obngamns and um rest m;

Pleas-ant Valley, St Heroes Team ed C. hiked from C

there homes on Se.

m k r U u t e deficit and other current. ex- "n s O m m" “g ° Ncaith Granville, spent Sun

Glen Varey the guests of Mrs. Eldon Hlckox.

_ In all cases ivhere new loans were

____.__ presided. floated lower interest i-utcs were

The nyon oonroiiuated school is ——- imld than on the lll-"m "l" At the close of the fl

capamc nmnagelnent m. Miss -'I'lie regular weekly meeting of m-Pmge gslsgisvcnsglgqrg. "5 per cent compared ivitli 3,9 per cent

friends oi’ ‘fr. Samuel ant Valley, are pleased

his serious illness.

ltliss Jennie Weeks. Valley, is visiting her slste Robert Milligan Sherbrook

Haslam. Spring- Donald MacSwaln.

Hunter River on Stulday. _______..___._..__.

MISTY SHADES

“"15 l1 lures eilelldflnce- A MW Loans ivere floated in both Can-

Xffjl aiflgefiifldl” barf" (f, i uwvenwut was adopted in the Way aria and the United Slates on satis- meedy recovery ' of a debating society. The subject fugtgyy tel-ma. The coming year ______'_ _ . I t d i m u “"59 would see the rcfuildliig oittgedlast

l. -. "m" 0 m? 9"" ¢ V Z5 0"" W55 of the tax-free bonds flca o ur- TEE JIGGER 8U" Is lnz the war. This uoifd mean sub~ ual savings in interest

“w flggeerzujt is new this W“ Thompson and Elizabeth Murphy. charges and increased ilicome tax

‘ MncDcl-ialrl. Olive Rowley and Wll- "A. at Murch 3i, 1937. the out- and unftttcd, hipenerigtn jacket. it 1mm Boned“ The Con side won smug,“ "nmnuurd funded debt g2ldd1l0€£i*;1lq;f1még§$l’ry_l° by a large majority. This factor and treasury bills of the Domin-

"Ihursday afternoon meeting, .-_»e--—--—

'“"""-*-"——- DEATH OF LIFE LONG RESIDENT 0F KENSINGTON

iii the P. E. I. Hospital. est and most hlghl , ____ idents of Keiislngto Tile many friends of Mr. Ctigp rel was held Tuesday

.____._. . J. Mclver an

sisters of st. Mai-tn leo lends for their them in m

vlllllibcvnunnt.

Wltli Capt. Inn-y Manning, several during sea rescues, navigator. Amelia lower leli. will have Ie s 1 about on her round-the-w an to slut mm m l

---- ,' the People's Cemetery, Mr. Robyn Cameron, Bank of Nr- Much sympathy is b i m‘ u t ed the sister and bro no vlcnonwlhhiaperunts‘ hamllisshneazldunflordon u. and an. mm on; l flip-D.

hero i Angelou in March. Manning, lower ,hlrl‘s twin-motored rlghl as chief officer and captain ‘oratoryf’ shown In top photo wl iii‘ trans-Atlantic ships, is credited its lemons owner on the win .

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Entertained At “i?_‘l°_““‘ Government House Fulfil. §°iio”°“" “"°°‘ “‘“"°‘

[Elmira Hall. There was a large

_._____ Following were me guests ‘n- i attendance and a neat sum of trained iby His Honour Lieutenant ‘

5,5 convme - Governor DeBlois at dinner at;

smug Government House on Wednesday

ovol‘inlg: / The following is the program:

money was realized. The proceeds are to be used in furnishing indi- vidual desks for the school.

Greeting song-by school.

Recitation: Just. Like a Boy - Joseph Cheverle. .

Recitation: Six Years Old-Cath-

song: Home On The Range-

Rita Chevcrie and Marion Mac-

L. Brenton. Dairy Superintendent: l 9096111- Dr. J. a. Clark‘ Mr. J. n. Burnett. Action Sonar Jolly Dames-by B

Junior boys.

g Dialogue: Jack Frost - Arthur 5 McDonald and Han-y Harris.

Song: When Mother Sang To

Pi-iilcc Edward Island Dairymenhs i Ml-L-Floff-‘YIW MMDOYIBIG- Association: Honorary President.‘ Monologue! G96 WTllP-Berllafd W‘. J Gibson. Marshileld. Presf- CTIBVETW- dent, Mr. M. N. Jenkins, Bedeque. Exewlser Wigwam Evelina-by vice-President" Mr. John 1.. Clark, l? implie-

Rustico, Secretary. Mr. .1. w. Boult- Dialogue: Dr- Brown-flurry and

Fl‘. Charlottetown, Mr. John a. Mac- Anna Harris.

Leon, p|1mr05e_ Dialogue: The Five Fifteen, with rein“ Edward [cland Shgq)( the following cast of characters:

Station Agenp-Ronald MacDon- ald; newsie-Peter Benton; grand- nlae-Jiaurena Shreenari; Maudlgp.

lis; student-John Chcverie; flap- per-Frantaes Cheveric; WOlTlEd.

bride and groom-Wm. MaoMiilan.

Chevcrio,

Hiram Blows 1n-D.

a dialogue iiizh the following characters:

for the defence, lauyer. Angus Beaten; prisoner, Flora Mavlmail;

MurDriillild; an M11101" animal farmer, Billy MacMlllan.

cy Beaten.

(‘F311 Jim-Genevieve Fisher, Chas, God Save the King.

violin; Lawrence MacDonald, or-

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