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LADIES' and MEN'S'WEAR
"SHOPWHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO MOPWEST SX'OE. OF SQ
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prick, M.; . KODertean, D. tA•)-;
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Sutherland. 1117; r. oliatideea 114.01•••••111m,
., • " they become war eseanies•" Is e111S-
Wis.:nnen, 683; Ihneall--Lemic CUP- eliding he stated that the thiel moo
man, 600; BayStl4—FrA sees Moessl.I oe en ky 1 prangs lakes wet to
567; Betgtave--Tbelnata Caldwell. uphold that liberty of Canada for
601; Crediton --Harry H'rtaoi, 176; voila Spell of Ow ernes of Cwt.
Dashwood -•-Helen Naadiger, 500•. Dun- ewe youth had given up their levee
1 #Mannon-•-ii4 m. Wiggins. 157S; Kin' nil in the ow war:
Novo O'Loughlin, 639; fat" lkismr-- Nev.R. 'C" rapper; of M tench en-
llisdred McQuillin, 564; Vernet—John
plsold the idea of Qhs
Durrant, 512; Wittc:helses---Dorptby -. Wool for a11. Be rool.not see, k.
canna, 570; Zurich -•-1 'toren How-- dared. the reason r separate -
nld, 551. aeehooL for iseparste srsligksus beliefs.
Tho Robert Park Memarisl Medals, i�liaen children ora teutght dalForent�
�oonested by hie son, Victor Lewiston, wide under different teachers it is
a
'Olive McGregor, silver medal. Vic- Chatham, were won this year by certain to create St -feeling. "Its
illiam Sutherland, gold modal; and fact, to my blind, ft is the beginning
of the disintegration of the empire,,'
for Lauriston has signified his inten,.• he stated. Mr t'api,er also exprea-
tion to continue- the presentation of sed his intense dislike of the policy
these • modals to tine 0°3,44 ,chassis. of inion begot used in politics.
We highly appreciate Ibis generous' It was to that fact, he said, that Al -
interest In our schools. .. . bents' owed the present state of its
> -- EUrdrnment. If Mr. Boursssa had
not attempted to make an issue of ,
et, S. Ne„ iia. Til. the separate schools in Alberta there
The IOW:wing is the result of the would have been no such trouble et
-there is he stated. ., •I
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No 4 --McDonald, C. (A); McIenr,
Sutherland, Aged 11, Wiens Robtf. Park, Menloriai hoses J
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No 5—Hunt . ,
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Gold Meda' and Olive McGregor the 'herd E. (a); Ritchie, E.
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Silver Medal, No. 6 --Reid, S.; Congram, H. (B)
•No. 7 ---McGee, M. :
No. 9 --Kilpatrick, C.; Clete, �W W.
"11 1 EARS OLD
No. 10 --Howard, T.; pone. R,4 Mei:
COLD MEDALIST IS ' ONLY � � Lsln, C. ,
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».. ,Ne. 16—Crozier, C. (El; Hasty, ' A•
promotion examination caf S. S. No. the1 ' f Ont
6: Sr. IV.—Esther Mcllwain, Flor-
esce Sowexby. Lorne Porter. Jr.
IV,—Earl McAllittter, Marion Oke,.
Evelyn Sowerby. Sr III.+�•idarlon,
Porter, Edna McCool. Jr. 'Ito -Rob-
ert Oke, Ross Sowerby. Emma Pow-
ell, Gordon i,TeC•ool, Mars Harmer.
Sr. II. -.-John ,Harmer.. Jr. IL --
Maurice Mcllwain, Mervin McAllist.
tr. I. GI.-»•Itetinald; McCool, Gra-
ham Johnston, Richard : Porter, Wil-
lie Porter, Herbert Powell. Sr', Pr.•••-•
Gerald Orr, Vern Powell. Jr Pr. --
Stanley Siellwain, Jean Sowerbyi.
A Teacher.
E. GRAHAM, R.,
d Highest ie,+�i� vasal n nspectorasfe. Made by •
COLBORNE•
And Second ,1 '' iR
• are. " No. 1 Linfield, A. (8); Miller,'A°;
Kathleen Wsaia>7►1a�►�, Exeter Arid xl` eta
•Tabb,°A.; TaTsb V. . .
i Total mark e obtainable, 750; market I : Bleck, J.; Brownlee, ':M,; •Garter, S. No. 2.-Good,.:M•; Long, E• (BY; Vatt-
'' cceesary: to pesos 450, with at least (13); Clark, L.; Clark, L.; Currie,' W., stone, S,.
0 First Elliott,.; Events, M. (A); Gilder"s,
Molt subject" , lag's. 3--Marhh,..E (A)Mclaxtjr,,. F.
a0 et tent. in . c h.
Per
SEs tr�Aors x+equfro. 502 martin and H. (13); Rlanxaitton, E. (I;), Joey, T•;" (A); •11lCei?hee,. 0. (14; Scott, G.
a1 honors . James II'.; Johnston, K. (13); Knight, (B);
sire marked:(A), seCatnl-closes , , ft �, Scott, M. A);:'You�ast, Il: (A)..;
marked (I1).! S.; Lunaby, E.; McKay, D. (1), No. 6—Iletherington, M., Kingswell,;
mewl 525 marks anti are ) e ,
are:nuked, tE) • and . MacKay, M., (8) . McDonald, ",
to centres'
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Liepaa)jller T',ablic &cbool';
The following are the June 'promo-
tions. in Benmiller Public School.
Names are in order of merit; Sr. V.
(Second Form—George.Poulter, Wil-
lie Holt (equal,• Jr. V. (a' ).. Sr.. IV.
--Ranseel Pfrimmer, Isobel McNabi:-
nay, • Odin Couch. Jr. IV.—Charlie
F.; ; 'Walt r S.
•'1 c re r O. (A); Murney,. D.; iv- No.• 8—Hardy,W.;. Milian, M•
centres (`r ,
rych() ins A. (B); Peachy, G. 'Taylor, S.► No. +t Farrish, E. Farris'h, J.; Link-
The highest. total in each•. subJect r !
• ,, ;Taylor; J.; Tremblay; H. (8); •Walt•:. 1'atedr, D (8).
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Ir' Mildred, ,• 7r • Crowe, R'. Jeffrey, 1--- is • M d .
BAechler, ., Cro e,, , y<, , No. H ks.
Cudmore, <, Ke fes`: K. Tial- - nnan 'C. B "•' MaICa 7iT• (B); No. 8-,-Cudmort► IT'", �Cudnt t , T.;
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ntea,rF �1Mlorgeop,'iPir:.Stitheritsind, 50; Plante, T. (A). Glen, A.; Huller, D.;- Huller,- E.;
(>) T.' Schwaetzentrubt r, E. Schwatrt•• ExEveB t McNeil, C.;- Pickard, H.' (B).
aentruber, 1�. '1' A lea • .. No. !i-•Elttatt; E.; Filiett, B. •
Salk+ael W ( ) Boy ( )
Writing ---(G) Jesole Ross, 89 (E) rice ' • •Collin wood• Tt(B) No. 6--Calwelt, L.; Johnston, •E.; Me -
Aerie e G () g
Marie Farwell, X12. ' _ 1:ferington,+. W. -(I;); Gambuli, V,„ Boman, E. (8); Oke, M.
,,. Literature --(G) Jagtters :Sutherland, Ranking, G. (B); ,Lamport, C.; Li+ , Na 1O;-rCole, Robert.,
'x18; (E)• Ivan Stewart, 00. , ; Penh le,; if, ,(A.);: Snell, et„;;'•' HAY TOWNSH P ' •
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soon, 80; (81 I. Stewart.li ,S(raarag,. 83: , `;' son, R. (13);; Stophen, E. (13).
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• Geographyy-•(ix) W .. Su�i !'island, • No. r1- Surer"us, Gharold.
) ; (E)Iran Stowart 9.(`N , w; ;.' • Bhtekweat R.; Drunantond, _ 5i. (Il ),• •
,• 114, , . , a No. e.-•Faicivell, linnet, ` `
m t t •µ- G J. •Suheriand, W. Foster M. (B); Joynt, W.; Little, D.t'
e �" A.n ash c, (4, C, •f) ., � All; .. 1- No., B -•Miller, 'F.; Ziler,, A.'(B.).
100• 1, larr" Hirtzel Posstnore : A.; Snaalt, It., •So
s O L.;,•uyhi;)t, , t) Y , (13); 1vo:;IO-�Ghaisxuan, Lorne:..
dart, Bertha,:`,Steacy, L.
.'103. ...:., a .7 .. •-' lr'n, 14-••.�i1, 0., Johnston, M. (A.);
land.
History—IQ) R. -Fisher, d.: Sather- itAYFiELD - Tri er. G. A).
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Houghton. Sr. 111.—Ben Strxutlwn, we must .have one school, he peels
Grace. Couch, Frank Welters, Helen
ttreughan,. Myrtle` Pfriar,• Marie The aehaol 'is the great melting
sedel. Leslie •Hoy. at, 'iIL" Eve- toward that orae end. It' is to tit
lyalr •Hill,, Albert 'V'anntone, Carson
Hoy, Thelma Algin, Emmerson Ed-
ward. Bert McCabe. Sr. IL•• -Gordon
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