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The Canadian Legion, ansn

Prince Edward Theatre

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From Nowhere she' rises to startle Paris to ialale men's minds, to captivate their hearts. Powerful be- hind her luring mask, cold, calculat- ing, unapproachable 'til-lA colorful, fiery character, rich in background

and personality.

Ao¢'>'A`nA~i%uN'r' i5|c'runE

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Also OUR GANG COMEDY

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A CAPTAIN

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SEE THE GERMAN SPIES FKUSTRATED

' nr 'rua MAN who s"r1_ivs:n /rr nous

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CHAELOT|.‘l'.'l`UWNS H1151' IALLNT

November 12th and 13th

Reserve Seats-'ld cents and $1.00.

Plant Opens Frida, November ilth at 0.30 A. M.

Curtain at_ll.i_iil_ Sharp;

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QRCHESTRA

And SHORT SUBJECTS

MATINEE -.- llc. 200- N I G H_'l‘ - 16c, 370.

Mrs. Edgar White Miss Thelma Burns ._ Mrs. J. H. Hill 'Miss Belle Worth

rs. 1-Iardld 'Moore _ ._

Mrs. J. J. Johnson

n/lNaGE_ lAiN'ruN.mcs

Lvnzwortl Avenue to late J..P. Hiillon

connscrfiolv colvrmos

m* 5;?

AlexMcDtm3ld

Winchester . _ _ . .__.__.__.slo.00Mn_pong1d mpomm Bethune _

1 .00 1 .00 1 .00

1'°° Stems laundry lm N. D. McLean 1~°°|Ja.s. Stewart 1-°°.Mrs_D_ stewart

` Kent Street to

__ _ _ ........... __ l_oo , Mrs. Albert will-len __ l_oo Central Guardlan

“§§§

1 00! Reserve date.

Mrs. w. G. spencer _.f _ ff ifoo| . _ 9019

100 W

Mm Wm Comm _jj" " 30' s'i'..ri:'rim's cnfrminiull.-'rne Mrs. J. 'rrninor r»oP’°“°h°“ °“ 5“'1d“¥ B1 11-15 B- mf Mrs. Mellon ......... _zs W1" be f°°"~ E~ R G- Brldsewmr.

rector of Crapaud.

Date ` -*“

_ _ _ . 5.00

PRINCE STREET SCHOOL CON-

_Do|CEl\T ON THURSDAY, Dec. 8th.

TAX APPEAL COURT-Many tax

appeals were heard yesterday at the _ _

_ __ _ ‘ SX ppealsCourt,whlchwas1nr- ` ~

__ mer mjoumedr as mere ue mu And Glfzs ’ Innthe second match Prowse __ W,-several ome to be dealt with. _ ,Bf°”~ d°,§°_‘:*°§mT*‘_f_sR°9°'“ HW’

EVENINGS-$1.00,' $1.50, '$2.00.

_MATINEE-Adults $1.00. Children 251:. Seat Sale Opens Wednesday, Nov. 14th

--ii ==-'TS r-»-u;- TZ

A H E Island Boys

Y. BOWLING

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE _ '_

Last night "Patons Ltd" lost to

"Alley Co. Ltd." by 412 pins

T. Creighan of “Alley Co. Ltd.”

rolled excellent high single and tri- ble scores oi 303 and 738 pins

D_l»{obk1rk _ Warburion.... . A.Gates___. _ R..N.Cox___ _ Warren... _

s1io\1srs.'r.wbito_.......__.____ 5.tll iiirs. J. 0. C. Campbell 2.00111-r snow 1.00_MXs_ Mclsean 1.00 Mrs. McLaughlin 1.00Miss Marlon Douglas.

1-°°ll._ J. Morberson 1-°°»_Mro_ M. J. Moxinnon 1-0°,Mrs_ Hegan 1-0° Mrs. H. McDougall ._ 1~°0,Mrs. Rodd _ . . . _ 1~00.lvliss M. Ling

'__ F"'-I E

K U F Afnherst `-mltlmcisneroyl of “&owse Bros."rol-

_ _ _ 2.00

SILVER F XES4- ~ _

" §`°g‘;<, ggawm cgmpany Nf,?;a,-:er gxlggg ~ lied the hlgh single of 252. while P. ._ _ 1.30 palm regmered choice silver fox _ liiclnnls of the same team rolled " " 1'0° pups come quick' prion low sow _ ’ _ _ he high three fo 642 pins.

The ‘Public Forum

ia open-for the

V of -gnntiona of lnierutndaifg

Ohaiiotiqtowa Guardian doe: not endoras_the

wpinionioleorraapoadonta. z

` Roan rnonuzln

E it

_.Sll',-In travelling over the roads at this particular time of the year, when we have more rain and dull weather, shorter days°and not so much sunlight, one naturally knows

M.cLaren.._. _ McCready.____ _ J.Gordon H_Lapthorne

E-§§"

.00MissIsabelB0lli'ke.___

MissGraoe Douglas __ Misstlora McKenzie. Mile Jamieson

L00 Miss 'royior 1-0° Mrs| Helnitssey 1-00\Mre.n.L. mexinnon

;; ..._ mo ox wuouis, P. E. 1. -'°'-_ _ - .~

we-11-10-11-\Team Has Eight Vet- 2§§§§..Y§i§f'fefTl§.§'”of°’.'§e°§nf.’§.fI2,' §,’,f§,‘}§§‘s ’{2?, 232 1”

--_ ` , About 100 members representing up-| ` Dmmond 119 154

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Victory Avenue A Ether St.

Saunderson Foster Bryenton.... _ Harper . . _ _ _ . ___

Pleasant Street to date

A Rili . _ _ _ . . _ . . . . . _ _ . _ _._$ .McKinnon ._

.R_H.RD§8l’s_._. ._ _Wm_Brown__... __ .Grant sCoombs _ . . . . _ _ . _ . . . _ .._

Brllhttm laid to date

a d Mrs. J. A. Meidillhn .S _ Mclean _

?o>ses~gso>= 9ao§oor5?¢>

mméggi F;

_ Mcleod _

_ r _ _ olman _

wtlier

sAnnieWat.son___. ._ _ F. W. Wilkins _ Richard Smith _ Roy Quigley ._ _ EQN' Mscllutt _ Fred Moore _ W. H. Spencer rlend . . . . _ . _ _ _ . _ . _ . . _ _ __ _

Arriend _ . . _ . llliiiss M.Dunsford____. _ Eddie Vessey .

1_00A Friend

1.00% 1.00 1.00

Storey Grocery . _ . _ _ . _ _ . . .._ Mrs. R.odd,Empire Hot/lei rMrs.Edmund1iorne__.._._ _ Mrs. Willard West _ Mrs.FredMoore _

J.K.McKenz1e _ lend

Queen Street (Continued)

ss§§§§§ 3' :.5

Fitzroy St. (Continued)

'Mr<_ Jack McLeod'._..... __

` Cumberland St. to Date

A_W_Stems..._......_ T.

W. Stewart _ Pl.Clarke.__._. _ T1. McPherson _

DanG1llis _

H.H0wstt__.. _

_ .Aleck.Brown _

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110.5*

a Brown

J Cantwell

.McNeill end _ _ _ . . _ . .

Edward St. to :late

McEwen _ _ . _ _ ._ _ ._ _ _ Jardine _ J. E. I..aft`el't_\' _

rs. A. B. Bngnall _

Mrs. Win. Mullll _

Prince Street East to date Mrs. L_ E. Slulw _

Mrs_EriiBeer...._...._ _

.,-,-,gaunlaisr H_o.ront

xllfoy _

1-°°< _court Robert Jones

-75Mrs.M.Lane A0 Mrs. P. itiwnie 1-00 Mrs. Dlngwell

MissA.Flerguson Miss B. Bovyer Mrs_C.W_Pattcrson __

2.00D_ Bell . _ . _ . . . _ _

1~00P. Brown 1~00A Friend _ _ . _ . . _ _ 1-00 Mrs. H. M. Stewart

~50_Miss C.Haslam ‘Miss M.Essery lMlss S_Esserv

1.00Mrs_ C. H. Beer _

Mrs. C. L. McKay _ , _ , _ _ _ _ ___ MissJscqueline Macdonald ._ AFrlerld AFriend _ Mrs.K.A_McInnis _ Mrs. V. Gay _ Mrs, F. Glover , Harry Thum Two

| se.

.50

.50 .50 .25

2_00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1-00 Peters Bay South per Mfg,

Pratt it Mrs. S. McLaren

Dr. R.. D. McLauchlan . . . _ .__ Mrs. Chester Pratt _ Mrs. R. S. McBeat_h _ Mrs. Wm. Anderson _ J. B. Hulhes _ . _ . . . _ Mrs. Cliff. McEwen _ .Mrs Lloyd Anderson _ .Mrs Sln_1eon`T.'.cLaren _ William Fraser _ Mrs. J. W. Ladnsr _ Mrs. Neil McKay _ Simeon McNeill . . . . .._ _

5_00 2.00 1.00 1_00 1.00 1.00 1.00

ss§§§§§§§§§_§§§§§§§§_§§§

.50 .50 .50 .50

Frlen'ds . . _ _ _ . _55o

. _ _ f"f"!" !"§\15~°5" ssssssssssss

Goodwin ............... _.s1o.oof Mrs. ooo. s. liioneod

_J.M_ McLeod ._ 5,00 Mrs. Lorne Harper

D.K`.Ctirrie_____ ._ 5.00John Harper . _ . _ . .

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iliavilahd __ _Peake __

_gl/lllliaésnia __ .Elinor stems .. AR.Wise._... __

1!!hWorthsh;__..___ __ _ .1-I. w.__._ __ _wonnae6tt___._. __ .Bennltt_....._.... ._ _Geo.D1ckinson___ __ _Rolers_..,_._.___ __ ihawson ._

2.00! 3.00; Weymouth St. to date 2.00; 2.00 E_C_Clawson__.._. . . . . . , _._ 2.00 Geo. Lightizer . 2_00E.C.Burhoe_________ _ 2.00 11.1... Mutlow _ _ _ . _ 1.00 Mrs. Jasper Plckard _ 1.001 George Rackham _

Mrs. P. C. Mclntyre _ _

s_Btevenson__.__,_ _ .Shams .

Russel Beer _

éééé gas

5.00 2.00 1.00 1.00

§§§§§§

lives the ents of

a h

Grocery Specials !

Beaver & Queen City Flour 24 lbs. $1.

Pi &1Ge mp

13 bars 50c

'romfntoe_s'_ _ _ 4 one no cresmoltrsriar 1_lb.aoc

CoriiStorcl\`

_ 3 pkgs. 27c

sriinon....._...__._.___1lb.on19o Clark’sBeans Largetin19c Iuliti\d_Cl§inis..._.._......2tlns25c Solltpifs Cocoanut ..._..Perpkg.9c

'Z _ ` ins- Mr. Annourwtlibdsrssa‘npub11e.Aru.'_.._ __ le - - -1 , A d h md mm lo me l-lou-tr Merno_ris1~Arso mv.

_ _ _ n w ou xwl-on _prion uppol-fe tbeniagoom

` ‘ ` ' ‘ ` Y°:nY1¥Ilf ‘ "ne Bible Bociot?ix.:“=.i1'e city v;0l°{vant\Ua`p. Bouyn _ 1‘7

\8.._....._._..__.f2])kg‘8.25C J 'mai ' otlunoneoninst. ur., 11| novemboro

BiiiItel'.__.........Pe'l'lb.38¢ Youslisnalimnw y

The Cost of War

The Great War cost-30,000,000

Bhd t400.000.000,000.Tl1at was total cost to all the belliger- as estimated by the League Nations statlsticians. The

S4G0.000.000,000 could have provided

ome site and furnished cot- worth $4000 for every fam

539 . -

' 113' ln Grott Britain, tho United

States. Canadl. France Germany, Belgium and missin. After cor-

` rying out this housing scheme, we

could have supplied every city

200.000 inhabitants in the coun-

tries mentioned with a 0.000.000

Uliflfy. I 0.000.000 hospital and ' I $10,000,000 university. Then we could have established a trust' t\lni.ivihis1i.stsperoent. inter- ost. would have provided an en- nual lublldyo(l1.000ayeareach toward the llarla of 12,000 teachers and 180.000 nurses. Al. our doing all this there would still have been a surplus left sq- ual t_o the total value of all the nublic and private property ox-_ iltlhl in France and Belgium

when the war-broke out in 1014

----€6>---_-

Arntacrilnon iimimrisl nt their quotations furnishes through,

ooums of Louis M Arwrznx. muomny

Smal Bl€l\d T08 _ _ _ _ _ _ PCI' lb. HW mln! poets never write a line! the Executive C0., Cgarlotwwwn Office. _ I

. '_' _ ' 1 R.. _ _ _ ._ _ . f

SUPél.EMtE Cg`lLllTTrAt the Sup; i glgans Ne“ Men watrdtshof 152 mcgxbs scattered thrgliglg- C_ Pmeau _195 250

reme our yes r ay e argumen 1 ass ou ‘ e mes were n a en - J_ Wim _ 130 133

0“ ' ance, of which 14 members wereg “ms ____ _

Leslie Poole and another, executors: from P. E_ Island. It is worthy of 914 925 951 and others was concluded. Judge-l BOs_T0N' N°v' 9‘_The B°S“m note that the mainland competlt-1 ___________.._ ment was reserved. The court ad-‘B"“m5 have the best 1°°ki“5 h°°k' lol-s had gone under intensive train-_ ‘2g00

in the case oi Ethel 'Stewart vs. J.

wee can’t expect good roads all through the country, with so much hauling on them while soft, espec-

145

149 lally in low places. But we notice

Journed at-_I p. m. until_next-l1.‘l.;i- ey squad in the N‘f“°““1 League' ing in judging livestock unden the;

51112 ‘ §=‘;l2°‘;‘;i;€efi°}m“';1‘}f§‘y°;g_f;°§;:r;'; direction of a large staff of offlc- opnons |_¢d_-~ _

V --- ‘of uae team' Dave Gm’ of ottawa' ials and district representatives.\E_ Douccne _ A

POLICE COURT-/n the Poucevs the only manager in me league Nolgwlitltigtondingi ttho _axiom wltl1_l1_ Doucette lls

Court eau, d 1 _ who has been located in the same W c e San mms °°n'1J~A- MCI-'111'e11 399

1.00 Mrs. A. Heartz _ ._ y r ay morn ng one dum city and with the some club for- al tend in members and otherwise' W~ E' Owen 154 5° Ms Mc -_ _ 1 so so ' 2°". .rmfsllsz Wee »»»»»»»»»» ~ 1”

- l on _ e n -~ _-.-

pended sem,eme_ The defendant in The Bruins have eight veterans 582° team’ composed of Margaret, an ,755 ,122 one prohibition oboe was fined szoo- "Om 1”” Y°1f§v*fambWh1°1‘d Rodd, Hmlngwn and Gordon nop-. ______`_ D0 or three months: another case ggegggfe givmgnes chl;':n;;;nsmpe er, Royalty, distinguished themselves; _` 2323 was adjoumed “nm next Tuesday' only to lose outtin its fight wlt.hthc` by wmning the mp D031 mm with "The R”5°"S "“dW”° Sad W0 °u1e1'S_W@1'9 d1S1“1BS¢d~ The New York Rangers w enter me the highest score of any team lniH_ Ford _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ 203

edordeirly house case was adjourn- plav for the Stanley Cup and me the Maritime Provinces. The judg- B_ Stevenson

“ml wday- wGr'ld_S mm ing was conducted and reasons giv- 1_ Diamond

-*-‘ The Ross teams defence with Ed en on two classes oi dairy cattle, _;_ Saunders

srunv Glwor - on october ole shore. contain Frou Hlionmnn H°1S‘°‘“S ‘md "°‘"S"Y*‘- This mm G- Wh111°¢1< ~~~~~~~ »~

the late Mrs. Michael Prunty was

erend Father Walsh. Besides hel- sorrowing husband she leaves to mourn three children, Mary Eileen, Josephine and Theresa, three sis- ters, Mrs. R. Gallant, Mrs. F. Gau- thier. Mrs. H. Doiron, also three brothers. Joseph, Lev and Fidel. The pallbearcrs were _ as follows: James Fardy, Wallace Prunty, Wil- liam Bevens, Thos. Power, Matthew Cheverie. John Bradley.

A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR -

During the forthcoming week Prince Edward Island will have its first visit from the _new General Secretary oct the Canadian Bible Society, Rev. J. B. M. Armour, M. A. Mr. Armour is a successor in oilice to the late Rev. Dr. Cooper. .well known here. who died just at ithe end ol last year. The new ap- pointee is the grandson of a. Cana- dian and the son of a Presbyterian minister in Ireland. Alter graduat- ing from the Royal University of Ireland and New 0oll¢¢°- Edinburgh no-'begasl his miaistry_ in since which time tor_n0l_-'li' Ii '

he 'was the minister of Bt.

Pmaby`hrian_ Church in

shields. During the war he as a _chaplain from 191'!-is

mentioned in dispatches. our will arrive in Summer- Wednsaday evening where address s united gathering

‘§;§;;11§fi

culling to Uharlottetown on Thurs- riu be will so the ooner-rl

nation At 1 o’clock he

How mam singers never sing s and the ministers ot ‘the provizs

Andtbefoilmluici

I-fall.. At I o’c1ook the Provincial Executive of the Bible society will hasnt. On 'lilundsy evening itev_

P r _ ’ - 2s “ERS ”m°=s°‘-'...1:o”s:.#_l:rs°.‘.1o'"r:1.a~.i1r°sc.e.iz‘1f;r.. _ ..

hu, pu Im,” mu-“_ :ian

umm: Milos new tsiim. in serum mn oiéi"moo lalooemu oy: >\_usv1,;.f..:gs~-1 aa -non

1 -Z'/‘xl

me sible society won. pro-l

_playing in hard luck most of the 'season Ross and his assistant. Cy ‘Derineny. intend to drive t/he Bruins hard this season to improve the puck caglng_ Both, however, have agreed to sacrifice the Bruins’ oilensc if it threatens to weaken the team's defensive strength. Though Ross has but a few more| days to develop ci. scoring punch,` before the Bruins open the season with Pittsburgh. benos s wide sol-| ectlon ol’ 11 forwards to build his Tirst line. The team has been prac- ticing on a Providence rink because the Bruins' new home, the Boston Madison Square Garden, has not been completed. -

during most ol the seslsons Ross

Frank Frederlcksun, centre. and ` Harry Oliver, right wing.

These reliables were expected to

start the season as the regular tor- wards, but Ross, who was greatly _impressed by his new material. would not predict just how long this trio would retain their first string cluisifleation. The combination of

mhttinger, Norman Gainor and " " Green. worked well. and the spares, Ed Rodden. Fred Gordon

pm Martin Lauder have been lil ing so impressively that Ross 'has been pretty much up in the air 'about their status on the team.

` _---(Q-3-ll

srswnano mamma sxcuzmoa

| Opening Noon Close some soo s :iso s s.so lsmuiet sos no :si

15% I9 10

27th» u. number of school teachers and Goalie Hal Winkler. looms Wm represent Prince Edward met at Charlottetown for the pur-1a_buut'tl1e strongest in the league. land in the an Canadiafm judsmgl |D0se of ol‘8B-hlzins a study 8rouP.|Winkler had more shutouts than °°“tE5” “t me R'°y”l Fan' 1_°r°m’;f Inspector McPhail gave a very in -Erlny other net mlm in the circuit and leave Wu; meh' °°”é’h a‘”Ng“°s _ __ structive talk on the different, me-(last season, and Ross. to protect the N' ~°n Sun ny' °"em"P McTa8u';’\`°W§° 51°; 8 :.“:°i._..°‘ mils? 1:5. 11.512111. ;.°.‘;;‘;."‘.=3;s..‘ii1¥_..:.':.:;‘f=.r.e:.._ls.f- Rolo om em-.w. asked to prepare a lesson plan tori nails, the best goalie in the Ameri--l°°5ed °f Revell D‘°k|°s°“ and K°“'tF'- Smith the nexrt. meeting to be held Nov. can Association last season, to uct “Cm St°V9“S°“~ New Gl”'Sg9w was P~ C9~me1‘°11 lim. The ioliowlng omoers wereios winrlers substitute. f_°“1'1h in 111° “mel Cm’ °A"mP}fl“°lP- MMIHNS ~ - ~ ~ ~ » » ~--

_ __ F tion, The Mt__Herbert yrs re,

elected. President, Mr. Ken Ross.: The team defence spares. Ditch teamdmm Edmund Robertson md,

seuemry’ Miss-LMI Cm-ver' 't:£?;r?de7ndClf1‘p(p§~. 1510001-yelzg-Wald P91'Cy Lllridlvgas fiitflthghe Flffertgryxz;

LAID T0 REST--The funeral of Youth. is a veteran at the rink game H°]SWm C U JI' I °P*fN slxtm _l{‘_>______ l 5_ Friday mm Lower Bedeque__

and can Play forward or defencelsnd Emmettlm dclsaafc mas club Tm-3 Roman-ce or- Progress: From

hola yesterday morning. solernnleqosliy well. _ _wma Jthe firms £5 avqfg Ar__ Bowiiimi 'ro-Nloirr |c“e_Dweuer m Bky_P“Ut_ High Mass was celebrated by Rev-1 The Bruins got by last your with wt °5- ° smuses was seyjenm on Lune be ' Hour 0! meeting: 7.30 p. rl, Ad- el-end Father McMahon and servlc-_a minimum of scoring, probably be-\111\1r as represen I b mm _ 7_0() to 3,00 p_ m_, 0955 vs, R0 rpvmisst D new B collection of don? es at the grave conducted by Rev-‘cause the teams best scorers were, T11 the Calf C U °°m1’°f "_' 5011- {u0n$°and cénmbuuom Wm be ge.

_ . _ _ _ _ . un er

whcre a very large number 0 en

250 23 1

112 2la_ aoo

leo 129

’§§‘~l§§ 156 131

Co.“_ 142 200

.175 17,5 135

145 137 100 108 164 121

121 iss 14a

sos 'lac ssl

` 2282

ln some of our worst places where gravel has been placed during the summer months. that the road is in fine shape at present, regardless of rain. dull weather and so much hauling. Now, does that teach us that* gravel is par excellence on our ccuntry roads? I think so. Gravel. yesi and more\of it by all means. ` 1 am, Sir. etc.. ‘ _ WOMAN VOTER.

----<-o>---- SPECIAL SERVICES

Armisiieo one rnonksgivinr week,

Nov. 12-lim.. _

Community meetings for Commun

ity Welfare in Community Halls under Community auspices,

Program: Special local features ol

interest. and popular lectures by Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson, M. A.. as follows: _l. Monday, 12th, Freetown-The Romance of Progress: From Cave-

187 195 205 252 207

177

152 203 202 172

11.5

_1 42

204 231

840 898 1046

‘ 2192

830 to 1000 p m. Warren vs

nweller to sky-Pilot. ' _ | 2._ Tuesday, 13th, Wilmot Valley -A World Neighborhood: A Friend- ly Visit to the other Folks. ; 3. Wednesday. 14th. North Be- dequef'I_'he Community at SCh001¢ Education, the Key to Pi‘osp€f|1y._ 1 4. Thursday, 15th, Travellers Rest-The Romance of Pr0Zl‘¢S5f From Cave-Dweller to SKY-P1101

tries competed, the North Wiltshire Cmgwell ceived for public

Jersey club team com sed of Shel

position. This team has been a-

tion is deservlnz of 8096101 mm

credit for their splendid achieve-

nd others will

the Island representatives at the

go with them for success.

39 30 39

Keele _ 30.00 20.95 19.35

09% 00% 10 1.18

y ._

Lake Shore

Lev. Que, Mal. _ _ _ . ___ Mandy _ _ _ _ 1.35

Mcgijtyre __ 20.00 Mc ug. 30 Min. Coro'n . 3.15 Moi. Hall' '

1.17 1.16 1.40 1.40 20.10 20.00

39 ` ¥l38E»'3S:‘.

New. Nipissing Noranda Pot.. Doal

Plone!!

Sher. Gor. Btadacons _ Bud. Basin ._ 'II

6.80 10

35% 10 24% 31 0.00 91 56

10 M1# N 0.00 00

18M 12.75

11110. Ylilott 18.00 _

2.!! ll

roi. nm

» lim so 00 | "At 1 gmiu __-'gn “gs agawo. Wvmt Har. -_ | oun

38 88 3.20 3.10 11% 11%

,.'...=_e~-l.-1.-...f».. Mlseffv vr 1 s’ t 1 _ ~ ~ » - _

~ 1 _l _J few, ._ f _ _ ts..-_-,~ ~.» -_ ,___. . _.gn .. , _

_ -1, - _ _ - 1- ft. 1 ..._

V _~ _ gps-eo

the following auspices. I ion

den and Edna Easte-£0 won second developing livestock interests. Boys l. W°m6¥1S Immulefi 2'wM Bin.,

,and girls are taking up this work Blind; 3. 5611001 B°°1`d- 4' 5

wal-ded the T. Eaton Co., Ltd. Cup with great enthusiasm, and are de- Institutes and Mission Ban _ »

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