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i�? Ti es.t? � - attitude, thoroughly praiseworthy- . in "Exam Form 14" fi�lly filled in and lyn McAllister, Carl Soweyby. Fiebig Smith 1. .'�;�111 �
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I made a real effort to assist those the outcome than it h;W seemed pos- in 1924. 1
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% iplation. But that was not the fault these small but friendly nations the bert, Ray Duff, Alan Pentland, Lily Thomson (B). . Agnew -11 Close -3 .-1
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should make impossible a recurrence makers of the constitution of the flth (B), Eva Grindrod, Viola Gibson ; Separate School No. I - Blanche , Batchellor. .....11 Agnew ....... 8 �%.X.
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rates are lowered on scores of com- The Prime Mi'nister .,�ot at rest doubts Ifensall. t e r. First Round. � �,
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modities, and the advantage will lie as to an election thk year by declar- Stanley Dean, Roy Bell, Milton N o. 12 -Claude Falliq, Isabella Lo- � Dr. Grieve...... 6 Hurt ........ 15 . . I
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A-m-Wri c ann Broaoldcloth equally with the Eastern shipper ani ing in answer to .*,vli-. Good that "the gan (B), Stella Webb. I McMillan ....... 15 Hudson ...... 16 � .1.
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the Prairie consumer. British Co- G,),er.n,,e,,t I , .t
, sees n., necessity for an ------- - No. 14-ATTargaret. Hicks (B), Ha_�Durkin .......... 9 Holland ..... 16 1 .. 1,
V 0 lumbia feels that it ma- suffer in I � I
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consequence, but the common good of It. is safe i� say I liRt the people of
t " Fla in Colors all ever must outweigh the weal of I Canada see. no nF*
� ,,, hIrtos, m 'k 111 0 0 the few. The Pacific Province finds � 1r,ity for it either.
I � � its course toward definite. fame and Certainly the Con,:vrvatives do not
� C A% want it, for they rq�ize that for this
. prosperity as a great exporting Prov- session at lenst th,..� have lost rather
I ince given new impetus by the Gov- than gained poli!iof-.1 ground, while
" %? Z " %5 0 - ernment's recognition of the just de- the Liberals and Progressives arL
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, mandis of Vancouver Harbor, and the quite content with tho, progress made.,
� These are Shirts bought specially for Old Home Week. voting of further sums for the con- and after the clou.,k of present indug_�
I struction of new terminal facilities of trial �eprpssion pn�� away'believe t�e
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various kinds, including grain eleva- heightened prestign and popularity I
They are mercerized, in light and dark tan, cream, blue, tors aud efficient dockages. of I
the Government wil; onable it to �o-m- I
'S, Toronto—long ignored by all Gov- mand later on the ronewed confidence '
1� �1_� or 'white, separate collar to match—a real dressy shirt I p. rt c .
. - , ,rnments and a i .ularly cold-shoul. of the electors afte-r the fulfilment of
looks like silk, feels like silk, wears better than salk. dered by Conservative Administra- ]edges made and flie testing out by
tioni upon whose election to power it P
lavished all its votes—has gained timk- of the fi."Al Policies%enacted.
from the Liberal GovernTn...t of the —_ - .K> — .
day what it never wAs able to secure HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE
Pr'ic e '%ehk 2, 5 0 from its friends. The long-awaited WEST Ill-RON, 1924
1, . ,.1. , I %P �, . and grievously required Waterfront Total number or marks obtainable,
P4 - I 0�i,.,m �1. !, . �__ Viaduct has, -been made Poss)ble by 750. Marks necessary to Pass, 450
. 4, 4 . -the non-partisan and far-seeing states- with at least 40 por obnt. in each sub-
Cr,t! , .Y , lrr--*Ik manship of Me,ekenzie King. ject. First class honors require 562
� ,. .. 'Likewise has Montreal gained some- marks and are marked (A). ec6nd-
Aaft tSing it has sought thele mapy years class honors require 526 mar a and
let%L , t
1, op _�_& I � . --the necessary Fedefal guarantee are inLarked (13). For ExetAr centres
, W.�.tV-,.WGL,rt . 13ros, for the gigantic undertaking of a ne* (E), for God,�ricb ceittroaft (G). The
, I .: � . � I I I L' I tinfile tildge aerms the St. Lawreftee highest marks obtained in eadh sub-
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