*5'~5“°f *blurs of life .is

Pckoe fren. Aumeyw girls' is

-si `\.. < ___ _._so.a._ ._.'_,.._},.,..gs..`asa-l/ -- -

sas ,, bet.

sis_\sess_is`m

Ind. Al' at '"-"_”' . _ ._ insnwiivs

3Rh.g_;1 .v ’lih> ¢.._._ i‘.unnhrh ist sum sees-is. arsenite - i '“”**“ **°"“T""*°‘*-°~ *‘~ "‘s?‘°§~“.i.°"..‘i§r°i.§f .?.‘l1i,o-sits... ... . .

_gm “,,,|m|“ -fm 'M “man” ls'@¢Tllu_ ll UUUUI 39”” hu not commensurate with the important ~ ' ' “'51” ,,¢n_|a;°m,.¢ _

`1|\_‘_Mh°i m,g,|'m_‘ 'mugm _ ‘ ver! dllirbblr _double dents :Y services that they render to the com-_ MTh;`m‘“’ m°”°‘ °' m° "°h° D wma a :rained

l U ` ‘mama sunt' rw mn mgnigghe people of Prince ld h .cg 2:21." mm "Sm tp” Nr um?tr1sstNmet‘

‘ _ , ._ ' _ - WW. e sga un ergoing didn ss\'vl¢=- »

ls ist. athsi.n.sssifs_s, snghiisid. _ _ rm W°_'““_° . r isisndlisscaiisa oi their nitanoisi at-,sig m opmmm m ms Pm” mmm 1"

ar* mm. tlus provinoemare

E

; g' .' ....._- -

! ! 1!i~t,

_ _ ` _ :__ _ _

____ __ _ -_ ____ _'ai ______=__ _

Goiltinlkd

_-_-`~..-- .-

ossstic sad vicinity I

Mr. Clifton lace has returned to “_” his old home in De sable, sitsr sev- ss..."

eral years absence in the west. “HMM ur. and Mrs. risrbert rsstlussoh. '“""“‘°""'

Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel MacKinnon

32:3. were visitors to De lable A menmi. mn

..._ 0*

esoarosolmssia Talabnsrars 1... .i

slili‘N`

saeiarsss _ aanr! nnlolr vain-'Il

i i..

Q - »°°v- =*~°"°"" '~".'r~~*°=¢ “““"" ."°'“’ ‘*“ “”°" ‘° "i:‘..."t‘”‘ ui-M rr-it-i , maaritnre 'raver ~

Lggngggqng increase in teachers’ aa s

f lin' A"““““ .Wi Vmpmu' ` U ' enum” 8. Th c nsu of opinion of peo- _i gg' Ang

P ° *DVB ' ` _ ' " ' ' '°°"°‘" m°'Um°° m'M°""‘ °' L" ple conferfsxnsg wi:h“tne question at _ 0 uh H. de tm ’

gllfltfl a ‘ . John's Uh il. Bslfllt on mmm; “rs °° pmvmmgm t si. .~`_`im-'r4r:1"r. ll.n.i~-

._;_'.,,

sits. Asha; "Wu, mwhig to Bt 11" . issue is that the teachers are M

~ _ _ _ _ V _ \ pabla management or Misa Marie il.~.....~,...»-_»-

` A ' sw' 'hmm mmm" °¢ x 'un “muy 'mm' h“'b“n`°`m°°u°d' “bay \éndl“p“d'salaries rclnainasthey Darrach Clyde River ' A .

A md 4 "NDN-' A ` A "'°'-"° are. noohgx an be entertained ot im- ' _ ' _ _ ` _ m

V ` °. -.,MeuntlIerb`s'nAyrsmsg . g...rrh -‘- ~ _ - - -f _ -_

_ Hs.-¢_..1, mm.-rm,mp‘m:U:_';th_ mm” 3' 5”' °h"m°°"_ wnuT§°.T‘:"wi::Tm.g;v_!:;l“”mi°:; §;g:fx'_‘;"” 1”. °d“°°“°“ “mu” "h°_ sheidim Mseysim-._ qlygg ' "ff .. . . . _

1"iEifii‘bition

'Pr¢°ze_List ~ f'§"""°~ r

s~z‘asinas_‘s'n_s_mr-roits _

r ._ A'l'_'l‘l!l EXHIBITIIQN

A. ‘ ` its-sons; ohsrlettstswn; Ataol _ 'li_¢iinsl_d; Raith Bos- well. Lorne 'rhomnson.oun-

: -had Andrew. charlotte-

toll 'NIM Prdlvse, Braoklsy; Qs.. via Vtetmla Ui-oss! Heber Mc-

nwm llavloz wsilsos wood at ll. ._ i Dart Ysniur. wlnsios.

Juke.-8. 0. Biggs. Dundas, ont.

i‘AyslhI.l'e'l21iibit._ although not

splits former year, was auslitvi Messrs. A Mc- aad ,Atiloi itoberts, be- oontanders for premier

the younger

eesesersalgtsss oongrstnlstsd onthe splendid showing they made. quits s asnasrsrtliaidiakinstliersdrih- BNI II their respective classes. Lorne '1‘i\0hN0ll, MUD( _nrst money and also .iuiiitr 'oisaippionship with his young bull Quihtin; ‘Fred Andrew 'captured the 'red ribbon with Royalty Qullltis. while Keith nos-

p with Fairview

the aged cow

Reid carried on

his greet producing

siisspsiops _Bonnie Jesu. The

relieving are the awards:- ~

- Dali. :miss can

i. Pres Andrew; s, wsllsoe wood

U lull S. _lest Yonker; 4, A. McRae h ssosi S. _Willard rrowes.

_ sail. senior can ' l. law 'iiiembeoni 2. it Mem 8 seal. 1 -

_ gasll. .miter vcsrllrr i. lsitii lssweil: 2. Athol Roberts: D. A. sons.

' T-THU. lsaior Yesrling

l. Asllliilas qeiosis. 1 » j "MIL MMI li A._-\lsIll__Ar Soni. _ i

'lsily lsaisr cssmrlvo

l. i‘ssrss.'IMmi»m: 2. A~ Mme

liiiif A clit-

rgsge igri rtli it

Oiiamrlvh

Dlohs.

Champion

5 Bona; 2. Lorne

Calf.

ii, A1 Mensa es

howto. _

cell

i. A. Meme es

MRM: 4, A. Mcitas iseitsssi _sons _

.isaisc Yssrllns

._ A. stones sr ltsei

Yssliins b “mg U, Athnl RD*

I soils: 4. J. H. Mcriiailz Q. wil-

l Years Old N

Li Intl! li

Dr: s. xslth boa-

; sans; s. wlllere

and s, A. Mv-

p' seat

asses.

oaeoiilsh

iisrl ii. Athol itse-

liter

or A.ssssi\seeses. cash

°'“°"“"‘ rains ir. or ' Ohursh. st istnetewert on ssbsath rss tstai crirciirncnt in ins pntiic "°'» W" “ ’°°°1“ *lm* °° D*

l VII C _

Y°"_U“l-l» Lorna 'rhorn oe. ~ - r » hsoia oi th p vin e in im was 11.- 5'~°1°-

ps °°“'“‘ W °‘° °“"“°“ 3”* °' °"°°m‘ “ 1 °°x°°k' Dt m " awe' :go oi theses rgacoc were chi-ouod in - .__

Cali.-l Loi-ns Tho ; ' . ~ _- .

' muon I' ‘mol °°“m°'°' 1°' W9 N" 'N519' 9355*' Puwn ' grade one, and 740 in grade ten, -These M," mm Holm went me week

» - _ i - ~ ‘---.- ir i Ayrshire orsdss vm W” md Anmmhflsnllz-gm " ’ IVANGILIBTIO slnvroas-Q; gfilpriles' 1i'ii§:i¢;°tth21°m1xte?3erf.Ilil=1i;ngzr’sds‘ii. Gnd in Asolo Bold where she was the

ist. Atiiol nobertr Kit ” -

H li _ . -' _ _ . . e er calf under six months. - i, ,mm pri., “mths by gymmm _,M ¢_ mn Wm mm . *nu °f s;rvd_r;>xo;r;to;.otht;i:e iifiimtgleéigxylpagrtrgdpsge guest or Miss Annie MacEachern.

xc ith n - _ _ . _ _ .

re; Oswell. 2 and 3. Fred And U 00-. Ltd.. Insulin” Allllid. Uhlfs- swcill 0V\§l*_listio Af, Milf- work of the pubm; |¢h°°1s_ 01 mg” Mr Round Buchmm Rl du

' lotietown. ies- the bsst tour animals ray Harbour church oi christ Mon- 'iso pupils enrolled in grade ten only ~ - .» "°’ ¢»i

is was a visitor to Ds sable Sunday.

1-ielisr, senior osli.-l xslthnos- . - ' ~ its trlcni t d into Prints or ws a

’ elm" 'ex' ‘ny “°' Wu” by qu diy "mm" Autm’ 39”' ‘nd °°n` Cohen; and ao; those who entcred lil ...__ '

well: 2 and 9 Borden Boswell. ,mm ‘ ' ‘ '- ' ~ . ~ r iz -

’ tor. _ “gh waning t oaks,

Hem" 1 "°" °l°'"1 ‘M 3- ""4 :st A. mouse ss son,‘ oharlotts- mm’ _,._'m my' - tfiffitizsrtsillllgengfpliriliiigziff :Tig M"' °°“"" M‘°""1*“° ‘nd d°“'“' Andrew; 2 and 4, norden Boswell. . 4 ` " ' ~' . ' a first class teachers' llcensc in 1aa9.| wr Jean, winsios, were resent visitor.

Helier. 2 years old.-i, I-larry Rodd:

Gow in muk or cell s years old-i

_ ' ' Breeders club. when -

iffha °;°"'“' 3 “M ‘i *"4 M4' try with seertesry si oiub_'previsiis

_ or . Ofdlh BGBWOII. W bum of °`u_ *

ow. s years old ana over. in sun.. sw ,., _ -' _

"L ’“°‘”" W' “°*’°" ’- ’ 'mil °-""4 ist Athsi asserts slsmisie. ' "'- . And” : ‘_ G gm ; _ ' ‘ ' NOTICI To LUCAL ADVERTIS- BUMW _ wood li iisrry ,M winsre aww WWW' Pl" sas.-rs order to insure lessrtiori or

itil.

sN°|.h . 05 OSU. WGN idvlfklllfl li!!

special oirered by the onion seed "sid Wm” ”°'“` “mu” H" “ °**;_‘;° *;°i;m‘;_°|g_. 51:2;

omiortiisssstt d i'l ' ' H' °

"° “W °°“ °‘° are nsresrs Ayrshire diss. Wmmum mwtm

advertisements are hair- ere. eopy must be in the U-foil! hours in advance.

all breeds competing, won by A_ Mg. liao as sons. '

The Bhleld oBsred by Prowss Bros,

see. 9-.Gi-and chelation. M410

' . . » ... . ..' ... Wit gghkt, égi-.' " Bibi Q1 1; '-

_ M 9 un ghgmgs i?\lm*\‘-- I » _ls ool and s ass e Th f

istw.; Mes e . _ ____ ______ 3; m*_u___Yu_w‘° urmlcom. ‘_ e result o this to the iesehins ind. Lorne 'i'iioiiivleii. punstsli- ‘mimi aliaeivices. __ _

nag; w__mm___ Mm cm census oar ..t.`...` .. ist: has-rrsr cannon'-iisvi nr. oo.. ist. Athoi itoterts, rilshrisld. gives: 9°m°°‘l§-,-.~‘;é_~- 3-_--_-am, _easel eseatrssiwul be the sresellsr ins. A. mines is see. olisiistte- mu WJ" _ -:I -~ M tbemdvn2::us:rt.lhs¢s st msoisrlst- srtfmsvmsrd rihwss. nraesley M l1>sliiiiii<ilil_tri_\is‘7-'»‘-"--'-"»':--'- 119: morning. ar. oerdsws subtest is M roi-rico Power Securities -- "bliss crisis." nr. A. o. vincent

ses. il. Helier, senior cslr. rrsssr company :.. .. 80% pressed at ills evening ssfviiis his

ist. Athoi nobsrts. _Highfield dsneral steel Wares .. ..-. 36: ,ugmy “W -»g“\|_-- mtg H, 3; img. 2nd. A. M008!! di lon. Olsrloth- ... .. ... ... ... an hint: Bnbwtsm upotwtha

to “_ ' .. .... Ls ... ... _ mm »~ 9, Q mmjng ga gg,

srii.wAthoi nobsrts. Highfield. industrial .. '... it vnu, ms _._ gg ¢\'m|_ gm_ om hs sth. A, uscnss is son. olisrietss- international Nl 1 -- -- W* ins seidst 'st iss syenihs service. town. mtsrnslionsi igsseoisum as'/. ng ulsitiiis seasrelstloss erm *...-. see. is-Heller. Junior irearlinsi wsu construction .. .... his mp mn gum” ‘M mom.” 3”.

ist. .Athol isoberlli Hlsh!l°l¢~ » _ li-...'...` “m§,,,,¢h|ggmg»§1Ap¢;gUg¢1-;_ ilsai tom .. . .-.‘..' .'.'.'

isioeii . _sin .___

`. l

isa. A. useless as son, charlotte- towh. - - ' `

sith wall, Victoria'

. ‘ aes -

m;se.Kis.‘-iisiier. ssaisr rem

town. .

ind. Athoiiieberil. Bllhflili ers. A. usesssei sea. oiilritiilf

WWII

ish. J. i-1. uaoriitlli NW

L1 nt# “i - `

ist€”A.“§s!:;2r_ _U

§;§§i§§ Eéé E,

assi.

at

ssssfsssbe

and Athol isoberts. niehrieis '

1n;“_°;;° 'n‘°‘“"“°“‘ 3 '“° ‘» ""4 mitui-ity stare "tor calves or isis; -i

‘ ' _ open to members of P. ll. 1. Ayrshire

' omilated en

‘Cla

|i\¢0. '

Lid-. for the best exhibit of Dairy Roh" hmm cattle. was also won by the Messrs. mm MMI ,__y:,|Li: _

Meme. with their Ayrshire nerd. D,,,,mm",_ ' rrsvlnr won this tr h xor thrse M I‘°m° Th°”°°“"' » T0 WWW! UWIBTIBING

°'P Y ,Ugg

years. it now becomes their property. M Mme' iwmqt PA_'l'=’6ll;:Will' dvumuxnmm the

~ ' ess nose

The Messrs. Mcltse are to be son.. R N wut _ with sma grstalated on the fine showing msd! m;,“A.£h(;,u“ by ‘M D°_ _llvsrtissnients are bsyiblb in ad- by their herd. and the Ayrshire mmm s,,,,,.,,m_m,,,(s,,, mmm. MN IM when sshdllle an ad- breeders were piessedtoses thou- nv. Wm - . ~' 'I Vertlssineiit bb send the oasis along

. .13

oriles win out in this ktsn oompeti sw “_” ouvsandby mhmlml sith, il. 0001-1-'16

tion. ~ _ _ _ _ _ __ . __ _

,nsranrnds-1:-1.: ' wtf: xl". ""_"““°“-"‘° “_‘~_”.‘-",

C 8 I ' ` 'T Wm 'M 1"-_ii so Protea nt haisig' sack-

- Aimsarnss ' “M °“”'-"°= ‘- ~ newieege with shears receipt ex who - Sec- l-Bull. Junior cali. '°“°°’ N' B' . - ~ trees rlsiihsii itlver per urs. 'Adsm`a lst. rrsri Andrews. lest ntysity. :°°é°’:;’;:§.;*“‘;.&wf°¥ °¢‘ °“°°* *F _“M mm wk o°m"_ mi, Mm 2n;.1dwa1iece wood dt son. Marsh- M _-I O -mme vmm g, ygugq mg smog gmt gm, gg.

¢~ "' ' ' t_ivsrai..o.i.Lpss/lr|.ae'rnsrd.

ard. Bert younrer. wlnsloe. msd-N°‘;"i°‘ ?‘*‘°‘°"*' ”' “"7 __

`S°°-2-B‘111»S°=l°1' Wi- ‘ »' -' ~ ~ l ' = sbccsssriiil nsnmcl ssssoih-

ist. Lome dhompson, Dunstaffilale. M' J' U' -vbm' 4-' ' in, » ' " oh 5

_ i 5 1°l2!°.¢lT' *N °l""‘°

2n;i.wnA. Mamas as serie. charlotte- 3:-.°*.*~.A°1\"“.‘-".°_*,"*"'°"4'?‘° nn' .M mm ,hm mm

_ Q _ - _» . c 1*.,-_ ' ' w.- It m _bn

sec. s-mu. Junloi- Ysarlins. Ut °hs\1l_°l_'1l'°¥i°lll_\». Y-lr r_W'*~ W rnzmm

1”' K'°“»"‘ ”°‘”°"' '°°°°' R’ 8’ ' ' ` ` " ‘ ` its iobtboiinds psrbost. 'rhs total 2”" ‘m‘°1 *'°”°"" l am J' G' MW' Wm ' catch ei atels iiah, up tease irieliid- sfm- ""‘°’“° “‘ °°“' °“"’°°"‘ are a. o. irviae. vsinsa. V ina our silt, was risticii pounds at

sec. 4.-ann, _senior yssriins. F' » _-_ _ - _ ".""“‘°' fu” °’ 'mm' _

“ZWQ M“°‘“° "' “°"‘- °"‘*‘°"'°_ rsorrrsssn sioc_a~airoiiA_i4¢\t " ‘-riiriti'r_di.tiin'r'sl> oiwsoai-see. aes. e-mill si ysers old and upwards. _ _ _ a :If

ist. A. Macnee as son. charlotte- ' _ . T I ~ _ f

w _ , , *niaity tomorrow. his ailments teint _ seg' -i_.i.isior issis olnnricn """°"°w“is=mw sssi.-i?.?'5°°“' "ow emi "Ash cess; Knorr." Ai °“=°“ "“"°= ‘1»‘*°°-= °'f“°Bf°P*‘°“

' _ lhhlils I»`°°- _. - Wm., iaeraias service was isargarst mum _ _ _ _ .. _ .

:£1 I:m1a.'g_:E“;w3’¢‘h ghunreg. rm” 9 " M6* 95”" Will lihl Mlllmllbhhi “H0” }100.; railway mechanical employees 5"' _ ' d\et\1¢\°ll\l¢ll_“3‘\‘***‘_\‘\" __ ity'-Prayer" and at evening service '

' af B! _ ` ~. ' _ th 'lout will bs Mrs. w. J; Match.

istsegi' Meta? gngiismgilbelrlttis- °°°°’“ " ° ‘ 'ml ”°°f’ 7%; °¢.g°o5’*Y` V*li*Y- 'hi' "ul im! “Th” M6” ‘ Abltlbi .. ... ... ... 52% Lights or' Home.” special organ Edward Island that oireis steady eni-

' ' .ss sts ss. ass ss s e 1° Vgluhtifigj ‘hd gy/gning,

.,s -ss _ee A. '

asC"le!|`|*' 6!

ss_ seas st4_ ss sis.

css .ss

hiss anti -ss _~~°

sa dates a_e _els

ees~sse`~-sie sis

ss. ,Q sis ass

'e asses

*sn ~'si|=`» sei

e_n.;ei sh tetri-

Alltel”

use ess st

oossuiss soasoarasa

when -

oltioléklns it my ns:

antase of Tas* Guar- sr of plates. spoons

has sdvcrtissaisiit is

ti

Est 39 fi

t

rig; Fe’ Sgég

5

igei

1.-

ist nsras’ thompson. masteri-

.. ..._ ... .st wsu. assent 'ssss.~»'l's's resin

in nausea. Ont, this week Wmwgfum gig; ......... ......... “.l‘..n.... is.. ...

msn hers. ui.

it isis ss... ~ 1”*

ci”

This process of elimination results in a comparatively small group the large majority of whom enter upon teaching in the public schools of the province. No further comment as to the mental qualities of the young men and women who engage in teaching is necessary.

A consideration of t‘.le cost to teach-

ers of acquiring an education to qual- ify them for their work reveals the following facts: Many students who leave the public schools before having completed the full course are not only at no expense for their training, but begin to earn immediately, This per- iod of earning continues during the

time the gotential teacher is in train- ing, and t e wages are steadily increas- ing, whereas those who aspire to teach are confronted with a. steadily increas- ing expenditure as they advance in their studies. The result is that by the time a young man or woman is quali- iied to teach some of his classmates. who discontinued their studies in an .early grade, are earning more than .most teachers may ever hope to eam in the public schools of this province. _ Illustrations may be given to prove that tthis statement is true. A conservative estimate of tha cost of ii. high school

glucation grades nine to twelve in- uslve is $000.00 and on the salaries which the teachers receive. no hope can be entertained ot realizing nnanciaily on this outlay. i

The average salaries paid to teachers

in Prince Edward Island may be classi- fied as follows 1 _ Average of all salaries S 543.00 Men oi' the first class 'l86;00 Mon ol the second class . . 530.00 Men ot the third class 449.43 Women of the first class .. 633.18 Women of the second class 493.91 Women oi! the third class . 408.10 'rhese salaries when compared with

those received by people in other occu- pations are so low that is startiiigly large number of teachers resign an- nually ahd enter upon work which is more rbmuneratlvc.

Our women teachers are drawn into

nursing, stenography, business, etc., by the higher salaries paid in these occu- pations, and the men are induced to abandon teaching because the future for them ln almost alliother walks oi life offers gl-eater opportunities for advancement and increased remunera- tion. Nor is this surprising when the following annual salaries are consider-

from |600. to $1,200.; women clerks with the larger firms averaging about

font $1,000. to $2,800., civil servant! from $1,080. to $2.500. or more; biisi- ness employees averaging at least sl,000. In fact no other occupation in Prince

ployment, pays such nieagre salaries as those paid to the teachers. '

profession is indeed disastrous. In 1928 of 815 teachers employed, 34'! resigned their positions, 160 of these leaving the profession permanently, and the rest seeking other schools where slightly higher salaries inlgiit be obtained. _ This is an annual occurrence. As a conse- quence. permaneney does not exist within the profession to. a degree that 'will insure general edective teaching. and the continual interchange or teach- ers. oannot help but retard aefiou ly the progress ofthe public schools. A sub- stantial graduated increase in salaries would cause many okthese teachers io continue in the pre ssioii for a coh- siderably longer time. - -

This is desirable as schools would

than be at a premium, and the trustees would be enabled to select the best

among” these who qualify as teachers. Only y stiiili an increase would cori- ilitlons be brought about that would malseit possible for the department of education to ~iiici‘esse the period of

ngadsnlic and normal training and so

prove the general stetus of educa-

tion witliln the province. 'riis following ngures eoiiipilsg in lim show the is th or servi *oi

Ill

l-yur isi

\!\lll ...i.i.....i...i.i."`

n rx sd 3 : s

O f

zzzszsessé

iisslill slits ssss isseiliissssissslis

'sssssssiississisris

siiesssisrsiii isis ,sssssssii ssssss-s

s\s"i's"ii»lssslai.sis

lai\|ll§ll\s\\a|a.L|

sais \iissis`s

sessss is slsl .iii .

to Ds Sable* where they were tha guests of Mrs. Macl*arlane‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. ll. shew.

Mr. Harold Macxinnon, Misses

Edna MacKinnon and Vinia Easter, canoe Cove. were recent visitors to De Bable.

Mr. Melville Bell paid a, flying

visit to Crspaud, saturday evening.

services at Churchill Sunday were: Mr. Myron Shaw, Mr. and Mrs, Neil Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. MacLean. -L

Miss Olga Green has _returned

of her Aunt Nl-rs. Stephen Hughes.

Miss Georgie Curtis of Boston, is

visiting in Albany, the guest of her parents. Her many friends are (lad to ses herback home. `

,.

_-s-ss..

Mia Pearl Burns has returned

home after spsndinl some time vis-

um er lr. - _ter spending a few days pleasantly in Albany, the ‘guest of her Aunt Mrs W. P. Cameron

Mr and Mrs. W. P Cameron and

days recently ini Bradsisaiie, the

. is-ss_.

ihsmwlns sittiirs 'semester isa- iu." is iss neu ease. res ecstasy silswovsssiisldisveritssspesisay wiiatnsireusserssriisssitiiss..

ities sa sis hisae.

s-ss¢_

sitter Isis. `i>rimsmmtd. .

sl-vsaisaa

has return

6a4596

-plus unusual safety

lafety and liberal income are the'tlss two essentials of

n good investment. Both these features are unusually pre- dominant in the recent issue of 6% First Mortgage Bonds or tlss Canadian International Paper Company. which mature July l, 1949.

Assets securing this issue are equivalent to over $8,400

fo! Itch “,000 lm# Ullfliillidihf, while lvorqg neg am. ings for past three years, after depreciation, were equivalent to 8.4 times annual interest requirements, f

"In view of the Compania substantial earnings and

the improved outlook for the newsprlnt industry we con- eldar these beads an exeeptionsuy good purchase at the

presesitprlosotil.

Ask for descriptive eirenlsr Cl--29.

Among those who attended the Securities COUIPZHY

_ Limited

its aicmorm s-naar. .casnnofrlwowh

\l0N‘l’\lAls HALLIIAX BT. JOHN

» ALBANY AND VICINITY Moncton .vMM".m‘ rngpgglgfgg

home after spending s. few days ---.1-_-~ - f _f »~.-_.___ . f r f- ~' - --~-

pleasantly in Bradslbane, the guest *”*"

family accompanied ty Miss more Charlottetown Mecbonsid and Miss Ruby Burns. P_ 0_ 452

mowed' w Shamrock Tuémm While there they were the guests of _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ . -._--c

\ .

Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Pearson.

ohsiton, were visitors to Albany / _

Wednesday evening, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Bell.

. which are readily

marketable

Before making your commitments ask

_iting relatives in welsiord, N. B. for our nat of Offerings

»l‘»1‘i"i'i»“5‘l»-‘?»°2 io. P. s'rRoNG ef co., Ltd __ _,{i’

Prince Ewdard Isla.nd’a

. . l *‘ ' First Investment Banking House

z§==z rig; gig; Etc? 533

dieaos who esiisidsr 'Illia throat”

1°'-Irvlaswiliiseis esssaisssisa 51hl=l1»im.Mri.rercy xsstthses

w1.li»\irs\sassseAreaar,eiso MN llioartluir have retara. tregtse\as,_wlierseheye1sltee

hir. and Mrs. Ansus ivncooiisld. ~m"m.i;§it'oi the ninisdeie milled the school ons s ccnnnittee M,” Ame ;""' - _ chin-ch has been iiiisd dui-ins tl" 1”! °f M“- “Wh W“;';‘;‘”'

amel-on was a re- lug ,hm gundeys by lsymsn lrom Bruce Currie and r.

cent visitor to Cavendish on Friday. _ _ dm “uma” gn August 4th. Adams was al1lJ°1l\©9d W

...___ surrortn 5:. ’rym‘ of cuwmpeg tm purchase and erection or it Ms

Mr. Heber sf-liurlhhn of Boston. egg," ‘yu service was taken pole on the school grounds, The

arrived on the Island saturday even- Wm' gmqsy by Mi-_ itnssel meeting closed by thc rei=etlll°1\ °f

- the folio I ins and is visiting in Albany and me the third tha creed. Alter the close of thi,

Le" °' °m“m°°° delightful lunch was serv

Ohcllion. mn M m¢¢ting a

-- ` nsunmagsnsy M' nm* m y ed and victrola rnusio was eni0Yéd

Miss Lacy Noonan spent s raw ' _ by sii. The nest rneetlnr is to N

held at the home of Mrs. Frank MKG

guest of her sister Mil. Stephen The schools of Ilmsiisle and vi- Kenna.-E.

I-Illshel. sinity rs-opened Ausust 1901- M1” --------

___ Linda our-rls is tssthins in Elmldm rasasirr nrcxsiss raoiirrr __ l

Mr. Leonard ’I‘rllnor of Halifax, thu year. 0‘Brisn Road and Rose- ____ ,S . N. s., is spending a row says in Al- han: have both been fortunate in LOND0N_ 3,., Ang, 1s_A mdk- ~; bsrly. the guest oi lsr. snd Mrs. win. securing for snstnar tsrin the seine en, Mnvsi weeir was held st soutlsi -s 'rrsiiioi-_ testi-lsrs ss last rw. \\°-m°lY- M* sea recently when loo performers. r

_- John Matthews and Miss Marl°l1 gimost all of whom were teachers in

Mr. and Mrs. John P. xeongh and 1-may, while Miss olive Johnston ci th, p.,,..,m.,,,.h S¢h.,.,1.._ presented s

faihily, Caps Traverse. were visitors minisdaia is teaching in Union mckem pageant 1,., me swung, _oi to Albany saturday evening. school, Cumberland House, and simuita

_......-. neousiy there was a performance

Mrs. Itosert csrinioiiaei has re- The iunsrsi ei the iate Mrs. Alex. me pavmm or th, sou", tiirned home after spending a ‘few vnuis tee; place from her home to PM of Nichol” m¢k;,.,y

days pleasantly in cardigan. the sacred Heart church, Alperton Pommwm Tachm mamma

"'°*" °l\ “lm” °°°“““¥ *"3“" mm' A eiety was responsible for the capable

Hr. liid Mrs. A. 0. Green wars large number of friends and rala- pmsmtmon of mmol" visitors to sunimerside on saturday. tives followed the rsnialns te its lest which W chasm mr M

......... i-eatin! iillw. Hllh Mass was suns

Mr. and Mrs. iieiier ssiiiirinaa by asv. rather Campbell. WMM “Y ;1;';h\;°°::::y°‘,,;':‘,: °;?.;,m.,.,._h were visitors te chuiettewwn eh the choir. 'rhe psii-bearers were. Mr- ,mm mm" im ` .Wm ,M',,,|n, Wednebday to attllid the exhibition. Arthur Rennie, Mr. 'hiemas Koefe. ‘mt J: _“UNL .nn N”

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assed on an adaptation eg the

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