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Iride intere"t and iJl clcn' cum hal'e beel1 lll'::!lllli"ing iu Ordl\r t leg-ale". \'ell-JouJldlaJln hll~ dOl hal'e participatcll ill the mon~ Mr. Patoll ('a:11(' til \I" ;IIltI i fa"ei1J<ltilll! alld lu("d 1l1;.IIIIIt:r. II J1]illlPUt i~Jlr,.'""ioil 011 t he JDj11l1~

,\lIo1hcr I'i"itor to the (oll"'L_ of Pille IljlJ College. lIalifax. dn'''" ',I'fl:' un patrio1 i"ll1, not. th patrioli"lll hut true 10l'c or and tlHJu,~h I\'(' are <1 "mall ('ountrv oJ: a;id t11rrc i" a JutUl'C IWfor loplly.

Speech 1),J)' \1'<16 moJ'(' "pcrl,hmakilJg 1I',I~ lIot too ~l1lOothl.1', and the opcr<~tja '·)':,u that ha,; been seell ,1110 he,1 I'd lor good (~J1ough to d 1'<1 \\' a Iii t',!.!'t' flud some eyen attend illg it for the had the pleasure of llavj]lg' ;Jl.,;, haul' delighterl us I"ith a Yariet)·

The absorbing topic this te under t.he able clJ<1'ching 01 Dr. n

the ,,·tll' former cit pta ins ur hock <llId rC)!llilled fill' lL" ~on1P of IIU \\'riting the game which is to d . }l',\T has not bern pla,Yea il11(l w 11" to ('ume to a dl'vision. lor Hei . matten as they stand,

TJw girls, too, haye heen doin", prestige of the ;::choo1. Ther hn hall cbampion-.;hip am] JI'.\'\'C tl defeat.. It i" six years Fince we h \ye congratulate the girl,.; 011 thei brought them success. They)" champioll;::hip ill the City 1 lege'd'nd Spencer College. th~...+8 ...............++++++

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SCHOOL _TOTE'

'l'f1 E I>i"arlllUJlICllt ('ulI[l'rell 'c at Ul'llc\'a 1m" attracted world­wide illlen'"L all 1 ill pl'er." l'OI'JIf'r or the (,i\,jlizl.'d \wrlr1 people ha\'c hel'll ol'p-nlli.-illg- ill ordcl' to "tl'('lIgllH'lI hE' haud- or the ne­leg'ale,-. ~l'\duUlldlaIlJ ha,; dOllC ib ,hal" iwd In; :l.~ a l'ollege Iwl'l) participated ill the IIlU\'t'lIll'llt, Oil the fir,,1 day ()' thi," term Mr. Pntol1 (';1;)1(' to u,. ;(Jill "poKe Oil tiC' ql1P-liJlll ill his It'-llill fas(',illa ill~' :Jlld 111("d llHllJlII~r. II is nddn" U Ight 10 111H 'l' a ficr­lllilJl~llt jllljll'e""iou Oil Lhe millds of ',I'll \ 110 Ill!;[nl hilll,

,\lIothl'l' \'i:-it.ur tu tlte Coll('g<' \ra" 1'1'01'(", "or J .• '. Tlwlll,Oll uf Pille Hill Collegc, Halil·lx. Hl til(' ('lid rIa, t er111. Tris ac1­drl'';); \I'as Oil parrinti.-m Jllll tllc 'Iag."-\\'a\ illg, 11\'st('ric:i1 tVjJP of patrioti,-Ill hilt trul' 10"(' or alld pridl' ill (Iue'~ lIari\'c hlllU. Al­though \\'e are a. small ('()untry \\" I H' a g'l'PRt cll'ul to IJC proud of and there i~ a fuhlrc before us i [' \f' arc pr!:'parer1 t.o er\'c it loyal h',

•'p ~cl:h Di~V \I'll' Inore than usuall.\ .lI(,(· ",.ful thi" year, The "IH'('('hmakir p; \1'1'; nor 00 I llg, the cit 'trill llioll r 1rize,,; "ell~

"1l1oorhl,\'. ,l!lel th operetta "Your ItOl' 'l "ighu -~" \la' h b ~t that ha~ IJ("D , e1'\ amI h arl [or, '\erol Y IU'.•-\. allY rat' it ml:;

good ellllug 1 to lim \ a lar!!t' ;I\1l 'llit tIl' rep ti io~ ill .hnuary, some e\'en a t .. (liTIO' j for the' t'1I1H1 lillIe. nn tJli~ 0(" '.1, iUll we hac1 the ple;l"ure u~ ha\'iu!.! aI,,, lht 'I. ,l"lll" ().[ Ie \\'ho for an hoU!' c1elig le,l 11- ,,-j 11 , ~ari t f illl) r- a e a'lll :r y.

The ab"o bing topic thi,- tern h,l'; Ill, 11 hoe '('yo Onr ream, under the able w, hing of Dr.. tiek ,md . r1'. ". Pel r.-, hoth by the \\':1." f01"llll'r "aptain" uf hOl" 't'." lPlllJl.-, h;, plaYcd a :Trc'nt g'<une aud r(',!,('ilill('c! for lL- - '11" of (Ill" [os, pI' 'li~e. .\t till' time of \lTiting the gan1l' \\'hich i,- to (le('ide \\'ho :11'(' dlallll'iuus for t.h;, .'8',1'1' JIilS not be[)ll played alld \\e hop \ that th "'eatllPr will allow us to ('OI1W to a. der·i,ioll, fur lleilh r sj(le ,ill be "ati"fieil to leavc matters as they staDt!.

The girls, (00, haYe been doillg" t11Pir hi~ towar,'li' rai, iug the pre,tig' , of the school. Thc.' IHI \'l~ \\'on tlle Inter-collegiate Ba~kct­hall cham ilm'hip and h'.l'\'C (lone thif; withol1t suffering; a single defeat. It i' 'is 'year;; since \I'C' h lr1 t i' dlil:npiollship h lore, and \l'e eUllCTr lhuatc the g-irL OIl their kill alJd (ldcrmirmtioll which brought them sUCt'e'< They him.' Ito \' got their ey s r 'ed ou the ehampioMhip in the City .~ guc in whieh br.-ior;; ~r('lllorial Col­lege '<l'nel 'pen cr allege th ,y" team 'ompete,.

10 THE COLIJEGIAN

\Yr <11'(' j rying to (10 a littlp to relicl'e tbe pre"[liliJl~ di~tre~s

ill till' tOll'n nnl1 h::lH made tIro dOllfltioJ1~ to the Cil'jc Relief V'uml. The .JallllHl'\' (lollntioll \I',H !j\2ii aml ill febrl1ilJ'\' \I'e il1l­

pl'ol'ell IlpOU that allll ~ellj *;1;1.1il, For .hl'lluary the c;mmen;ial l·1<I,'" raj"e,l the lal'!!;(·"t D.nlULUd per bead of t,he <'Ia;,,,, lJ1lt. 1'01' 1"l'l>­rnan' tlw Crade \il. Boy" ('HI1lP OUT witlL thr. he,;t lIn'rage, al­though (; rnd(' ~ I, I~oy" h',rd Ih(' highc,;[ trdal.

Ft·hruan' i,; ll,;nalh tIle rpidl'mil' nlllllth ,d' tl1(' y(',\I' ilild thi~

."eill' h;l" becn ll() ('X(·cpl,iol1. VOl' n furtnight the iltLe]llbllCe Ira" I'('I',\' poor: ()n "r\"l>ra] Ila-"" lllOre than 2570 were ah".ent. The hc­ginning of ~l-.rrch, hOlrel'e1', ~HI\' u;, hack to nor:ual cOJldit.ion~,

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1T IJa~ !H'ClI for ';OI1lC tilllr ,III oppn ~CC'l'et that ShakL'~IH.lar("~

".Juliu" ('ac~f1l''' i" going- to he ,;lageu by plJpil~ 01' the ('ulleg\'. Thi~ prr';('lll'.ltioll or one o[ Ih\' riupst tragerlie" in Ellgli,;h litera­tnrc \I ill 1)(> nn out"IHllllin;! ('\f'nl; it pr0111i,.;e,~ t,o hr a \,i\"id and \':Jl'hnlltillg' "1 ll'l·hll'!P, in additi'lll to it" lJiph {'dul'ationaJ ntll1l'. 'l'ickd" al'l' Iln\l' "ll "alc. and it i" hoper] (h:1t th" ('"liege will (ril'p

it~ 1I-II,tl \riloll'-hcarted '111'1"11'1. , II TUI>.];W, )1:11"(.h .?;)th. n

..1l'RE JIOCSF:

II'Iw1 liD,' il!lre,' PiT'S!.' TOil con'f keep n good dog dov'lI, .\'0.' sir,

.\ )'BE. through llen:r-liring PI'I'()rt", has tuken the leac1 I"itb 15i; pojut~, !ll](l i~ going ahe;1Il with all rolollr,; f1yinl2' ,lUll a lIlfJjority of ]6 TJoiJ1t~. L-\H1()nhtedly II'C intend to keep thi~ le'J'd and \I'in out in t.hc j'()rtlll'olJ1iJI!f L'I'eut;:, \l'hidt arp LJ,l",ketball, bu\'~'

and girls" and po""ihl,\' flJot.hnll \I'heD the :-<1l0\\' eli"appeari',

Thcre j~ vel') little "eport in mnke on thi~ term'" \I'()rk. Bn~­

kethalJ i" the onlY galllP in Irhi(,h the .!=Iou,;e;: han' been ('orupet­ing, wnll that. ha" becll in the juni')r "ection. For a time thc cham­pjoLl~hip \1'<1'< quite ullliecide(t until the t\l'O main rimk Pitt and l\.\ rl'. met ill the la,.;t miltL'h or the ;:eries. In the fir,.;t thrce )lrrioI1" "idory sccn1l'd po;:~ihl\' fc!' pithel' ;:iele, l'itt;:' plfl~'ers were lllue]] taller than UHr", :';0 Irc lla,l Lo pla,)' a. hardcr game th,m otlw1'\1' i,;(>, lOT\SeulJellt1y onr !JOY;, were Jl0t up to the fuJl :lJark in thr fi Iia1 perio(l, :1n(l l..litl,; WOH. WP <'ong-ra tu late them un their harU-\rOII l'jctOT} of ] 7-10. Our Junior Capto.rin is Sam Wilall­sky, who pro-led jlimsel£ indefatigable in his zeal for practices,

\\1,: h:II'(' hCCl1 a.; adiyl' iI, III'" th(' I louse l'OIII;(,rt, but hUll· m, "IH'h tlJiulf'; H-, hocke" allll I/:t..k,'· hcen incl';il:'Cfl 1,,, tl;'e (:Olll,; t sLllTumbl'd. '1';:L'" ('OUl'L'r[ j" HI I'ir"t Ircck aftcr LhL' hl)liday~ and harll \l'ork and in "pitt: Ul 'ol,.t·H

'olll;PTI and thflt it will he a su ~ 0 gi 1'1:,;' II 011"C hfl~kC'tlJall '"

tht: lI"e by t.hr inter-eollegiat pl':ldicp. The !-luu"e matt:he­ will. ].;,1';1.('1' 1',ll'nrioJj and In' look til

1;111 rcls \l'on for thei I' II ou"e lil~t

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T H]i' term thcre i" not mn [Tllll~e adi\'itie".

Uur girl~ han' been pn1c' ,;erie" ,L:lr1 ILOjlP to do I'pr.\· \1'1']1. OJ] the College> hai-ht-ba 11 t('am coming 111iltrhe".

'l'hi;; trI'lll \H' IIlU,;t I'Plll!1'!l the junior basket.-ball champiun all thl'Ough and deserved to win.

mic' munth or the \"I'ar and thi~

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1- ha 'k to 1101':11al condition:;,

1 open ,;c(']'(,t t.haL Shakc:,pcarp',; reel uy Pllpil,; or nle C(lllc'py,

1'0" tragc(1ics ill 1~llgLi~h lillml­; i pT'omi~cs to he ;I vilcid ;Iud to it" high l'duralioll;ll IHlm'.

~ huped 1h;\ t thl' ('ullcgl' I\'i II gi \'(, • n Tue~d;lY, '~lal'l'!l 2!Jth.

fwd keep

THE COLLEGIA:" 11

JIARRLrGT()~r flOUSE

\\'1-: h;l\'e "el'1I u" a(,ti\'(~ a:; po,~~i"lc thi" term in pradi,;illg for lhl' If()lI~e ('011<:(']'1, Imi hal'(~ met Irith mall)' interruptions from ~lll'h thilJg~ a" hoc,kcy and ba~kethall ulatC'he~, Oil], trouble," ha\'e h('c:J illn(',\~('d h,I' th(J c()ld~ to Irhil'h ,0 lll~l'IJ'y taking' part ha\'e mC'('lllllhecl. T':l' ('OIlI'Nt i~ to take p!ac'c "Ollie ti:l!e during the [ir,~t Ireck arlCl' the holiday" anrl II'P hope a~ a reward [or our hard l\'Ork and ill ~pit.e or ob~tacle:-i Ire ~!Jall ]11' ~ellt H' \'cry goou <:unCl'r[ and that i[ 11'i11 be a "lll'('e~~,

'.:\ 0 gi rb' II Oll"e ba"ketba II ga nics han' hel·1t played o\\'i lIg to til(' USc' 1)\' tbl' illter-coll triatc tE"<111l" u[ 1hL' !!\'m r r !!anw~ and pradicl'. 'The f[uu"c mat~hc~ Irill. hOlI r" }) '~611 :<OU\; arter thc f.;;I-lc'r 1';ll'a/ioll alld II'(' look !() lIarl'ing1ull 1I011~(' to !w'ld the lallrel" 11'011 I'u their I [ou:<e JiI~t .n'al',

K.\C''j11( [I'nn rilld~ '.\lnl'Jlh(,l'~ol1 ill ~l'I'UIlll Jlu~itioll, but not I'IIT' IUllg', .\I'lcl' E'.r-tel', ~\Ial', \\'ill ,;hOl\' what it. i" made of.

ThL' gil'l h;\\'(' iluthillg' 1l1'1\' tu report thj~ tpl'Ill. Thcy have 1)('1'1l bu-y Iyj h lhr ITOll~c concert Hlld hUJll' to he aule to p1'o(luce il dUl'i!lg the e;I1'I,I' Pill'l U[ lIrst tel'ln. Oll'illg to so lIt:lll.l' heing ill. till' ('Ill 1<' I'l had to bc po~t.polled, but II OIl' that thl' [ill~ In'ather lIa;- rNIII')l('(1 II'(' hllpe Lo be able to get Lhe giT'l~ together to re:umc practicc,

rrhe If.I'~kl'thall ha:=; not "Laded yet but wc hope to go up a few :1'01'(' rUlIg: uf the ladd I' to the House ..'hield by Il'inning the Ilousc ('halllpioMhi p.

() Ill' bOI's 1'<Ulllllt. Ira it for the ha~k tbed I LI OU4 " series in \\'hi{'h tll ,I' ~I'ill hring allothel' ehall1pioll:'hip for "Old ~Iac."~

\\'(' arC' glad to hold the Rdlillgbam {'up iM lootball ill our po,.;"c;~,.;jOlJ \Lllti! next yc~"'r, whell we :=;hulI Il'ill it again.

PJTTS IlOt SE

'rll]:=; t !'m t.hel" i" 1I0t IllL1Ch to \\Tite about Il'itlL regard to IlOll~l! acti vitic,:.

Our giI'l~ IHl I'P bCI'u pl'acticillg fur the CO Illing' basket-ball "C:l'ib ;\1\(1 IlO]IP to 110 \'Cl'." \\',11. Se\'('ral of Oil!' girls '<I're pla,ring Oil the Lolleg" h,l~kpt-balJ tcam and thi,; gil'c6 us hope for the ('O]ll ing mn tdH'~,

This term \\'1' nlll-l "tlngnttulatl' OUT' junior hoys on winning tlle jllnior J)';L6ket-ball <:ll<ll11Jli0I1;;ltip, Our hOy6 played \'cry hu'T'c1 all through ancl de:erveu to \I'in,

12 THE COLLEGIAN

(.'OJI.11EBrI A L .\' OTE8

.\ II.' lIm\" I "igll COl" tlIe !:rood old day" when Olle cou]d truth­ftlily "'1\: ".\" I L1kl:' :I'Y 1)('11 ill ]J;IIld": in thi" ulO(lern ag-e, thi~

i" (Jld.' lrll(' ill ;! 1IIl'laplIo!'j("al ':('!(':!', CO!' I'J1(' lI'ould Il\'('d to hire 11('!'I'ule,:' IIawl 10 take: a typell"["ijc.[" in llHllIl. (Alld r dOll't be­liL'I'e ('11'11 IIncule,: ('!Hlld 111;111,\g-e ':01 Ill' o[ llUI" typcwriter.-, 'though it i~ \\"hi,:pred Ow J)-- C-- hit oler GO m.p.h.-punloll me­II'. p.m. rIJe OtIH'1" ,.)'f!l'J"1l0()11 and \I'H:' promptly jumped on by the TraIfj(~ SerjC'<1'nt).

But to proceed, a~ I. ~it hefore my typewriter and gaze at the ~Ill'er or paper in it, ju,:t a,; hlHnk HS my hrain, aIle poor :,olil.arv t.hought gd.-: ':Uf·kcrl illto th(' \I"(-'h :md i~ pounced on by thc mag­p:ot,:, but brfore my ~10\\' fingrr;: (",111 trallsmitit to that ;':11cering ,:heet oj' paper, it hI!': di.-appeared again. Oh (lear! What. has 11Hppl'III'd ill tIJi,: ('O:[llllPrl·ial ('las,; ~inn' (,hri,:illla~. :\'"1'11' Ye-n alld Sf. rah-utiue\ 1);1\': Oh \'e,:! Thc <'ommen·ial ('In,;;: hHud­ed ill 111(' l1lo"t nJOlll'\' ic; t 11(' .\Ia·yo!"" ('i\,il' Relict" F1II1d in .1nnu\l'rv and )"('l'l,j\"('d ;J \I'\'J1-~HrJl\'d hnll'-ilOlil1ay. ('()l1gratl1htion.~, ('olUllleJ:­

vinl! "tllI'lIl.

:-;!"'nkillg nl)()\It h',i'J r-]wli,]:lY':. \1'1' h;\.\·(, :11,.11 to rejlurt that at the elld of Ill(' ('hri,:tnl:1" term. :.J-l: eleml'Jlbln certifi('nb's, 1 full ('('1'1 i I'i('a h·' n 11,] + "1'1'I'd ('(:rti rj'\'UI('- ill shortililnd were granted. Ag;lin !·'JlIgr:11Ilhnirlll". t lI11lnli'rl·inl. \re arC' really quite a deyer ])\.111\'11, you kiWI\".

c\JIl1 JlOt ouh ill learnin!! dOf~~ the ('nm:J1ercial Clas,; lead the J'l',:L hut nl;;o in ,.pOrt litH! offi('ial repre.;:\'ntatioll. Among our Ill1m!Jer,: jiJi~ year \I'l' haw the (il',r'lill and Vice-Captain of girls' bHskdhnll, aDd the Cnptain "i lIllY~' hrlchy. As for the repre,;enta­bon, \n~ have six PrC'f(:d,:. HIliI in fHt'! tht! room looks quite empty until ther troop in allllut tell miuutc-" 'dtrer the st'eond bell has rnng.

.1u"t one mmuLt'c, genth" reuder,:, there i,;; a knock a t the door. It j,: either thl:' hailirr or the po,:tmaJl with anothcr hill. Speaking of hill,:, relllincl~ U;:l of note,. uml \l"C really ought to hal'e a spec­ial bran(·h post offi,·(· in tl'" \·fll1l:Jle]'(·ial room. It is \1' sltame the \I"ay ccrtain peoplr hare no ti:Pv to attend to their work, but arc kept busy pa;:::3ing notes. A" a matter of fact, E-- R-.-- told me a~ a ,:t!'id s('(:]"('1 the other day, that she was g-oing- to charge from nOlI' on for rach notc', Hpr rates-wait a minute, gentle, men: I\']lilt'" t.hat, .:\fr. Editor. certainly, certainly. Sorry boys, the ed. says he ea'n't publish those rates till the new post office act is passed, 'rail you all (l,bout it Ilext term. , • ~ - <0 •

THE

SCHOOL

THIS has been a very adive Soc-iet)'; so far we have harl t\yO I was gi n~n by Prof. }<\lUll of tb JUlIuary 25th, Prof. Faull took for in Birds." We ute very grateful' ancl hope to hear him again in t

The next meeting \I'as held ( for:1 1 of a deba te: Resol1:erl, "Ths" adnlIltngeOU:3 than a literary line:' allcl agaiu we lllust ofhauk :lIe~,:r-.

nding as judge,;. The dcLa tc r Helen Cameron and Catheriue E was supported by G. l>ushie, :I[ari After a lcngthy discussion tIll' jud of the negative. The best spcakel"­and Thomas J'<I'miesoll.

TI-IE basketball this year pr t:1Ic beginning the girls showed th . lI"el'c going to "do or die," and of

At the end of the first round U. C. C., 4 point,:; B. S. C., 2 poi lead gave us renewed courage and in thc seeoml round \\'i thou t one or fa\'oured LIS, and lI"e \I'ere leading"

The last round had to h after a week's rest we met. ]\[em ag'd'in Icft the court vietoriolls. \' eollegiate basketball vha:npioll"hip. the City League champiollship. All in the trophy case, as the la"t eu£, Speneer girls last ycar. We tl1l'n Speneer and, after a hard gam two morc points to our City LeU!ror

collegiate games and one again City League championship.

\Ve have yet to play the ,. them and thus get the City Len!TU' of the games was the combination

_ 1.1 olJ dar~ when one could truth­j h,lll(1";' ill lhi~ nlOdel'n age, thi:;

"t'. for one' Irou Id Il('('l! to 11 irc rit'r in ham!. (Allu T don't be­

_ 'OlC of our typewriter~, 'thouglI hit orcr 60 m.p.h.-punloll me­wa.- promptly jumped on by the

r(' my typcwriter <Lllll gaze at the lk ,ts lily brain, 01le poor solitary b HlHI is pounced 011 by the mag­s • 11 transmit it to that slIcering r d again. Oh clear! What has

l'la:.- ,inN) Chri~tllla~, ~('\V Ye,!'r 'e;-! The Commercia] CIa;:;: ha1ld­\"nr\ ('il·ie 'Relief FUlld in ,la1lu\l'rl' • Jielay. Congra III Jat ion,", ('UI11I11(:I: ­

• -. wc lial" abo to rcport that at • 24 lemeutary l'ertificate,:, 1 lull

t·" ill shorthand were granted. ·isl. \re are really quite a clel'er

, he Com;nercial Class lead thc f .j representation. .dlllong our

Itaiu alld Vice-Captain of girls' • 'horkey. As for the representa­

in fa·t the room looks quite empty m'Dutc~ ,<titer the second bell hal'

r- lhere is a knu('k at the door. Ipc~~[Iman with another bill. Speakin,.,

n·ally ough t to ha I'e a spec­1"",,",''''''1' ial 1'00111. It i" H' shame the

attend to their work. but are ('1' of fact, E-- H-- told

v. hat she was 12:0ing to charge ~ rate'-wait a mi llule, geT! tIc,

inl:. l:ertainly.. 'any boys, the t'11 the new post office act is

:ertn·

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SCHOOL IETY

TnIS has been a very acti 1'0 term tor members of the School Society; so far we have had tll'O Jeetu 'c" aUll· deIUt{'. The fir>:t was gil'ell by Prof. Faull of the )Ielllorial nilwsity ColLege Oll

Jan ua ry 25th. Prof. Faull took for h i~ t pi "El'oLution a~ ~itUII'J1

in Bird.,;." We 'cl're very grate[u to him or hi- intere~tillg Ie turc and hope to hear him again ill the ]ll'ar I ture.

The next meeting wa" he1li all F Irllan' Vith a;[(l took the 101';1 of a debate: Resolved. "TII<H II ,-cieJl ti [il' PI lUI ',l1ioll i,; marc' adnHltageou,; than a literary 011 '." The cll'batl' II·a., 'l'r,I' illtrn'~t,illg

awl again lI'e mll,'t,1hallk lIIe,.;s 1''': , \rhill'. 1 .l'rhollI' all I Ull~llll(, for aeLing as judge.'. The clebater,; \\'ere: .\fIirnwlil'l.', .J. tJall1ie~oJ1,

Helen Cameron and Catherine Edgel'omhl': I hil-t the lll','ative was supported by G. Pushic, Marion .Jallli '~" 1 '<\'nll J 10.1'(1 II well. After a lengthy di~ens~ion tlle juc1g(·~ gal' tlwir ll·('i~joll ill Javour of the neg-ati"e. The Lest speaker:; ftlr till' afterTJOtlJl \I'pre .\[urioH llnd 'l'homas ,J'd'mieson.

BASKETB ILL

THE basketball this year prOl'ed to hI ,1 ~urpri t all. From the beginning the girls showed they ha(l tli· "hull-aller" ~pirit all(L \lTrC going to "elo 'II' die," and 01: I'ollr,:p th " ",lid."

At tlte cud of the Ii rilL rOll nd the fluo-i t 0 ('11 •. th '<[ m,: II'<L~:

r. c. C., + points; B. . C., 2 point,:; ',mel .1. ( .. U pliut.;. This lead ,g-are us renewed couraO'e and altlt(lu~dl I\" hat! to play Lwice in the sccolld round without one or 1.11'0 of liU re!!'lliar tel m, luck

0fal'ourl'd us and Ire were lealling 'clot the 1':1(1 , f the.; 1 11<1 rounel. The last round had to be po"tpoJll'd, II 'l', II,' tlI illll ;;,~, hut

after a week's rest we met )IemoriaL in Spelll't'l' I lall. aul! OIlCC

ag'<l'in left the court vietorions. We \IocrI' noll' -ure (( tJle J ntcr­collegiate basketball cha:npionshir. and had t\\'O pl..ilit.; toward,; bhe 'ity League c113mpionship, All we Irant now i~ !l cup to pb'('e in the trophy case, as the last cup was ,I'OI! out 'i,!!h hy Bi,:hop Spencer girls last year. IVe then t.urned to t I' I.. r IlHt,·h ,.l'gain~t

Speneer am.!, after a hard game in tIl<' ('. L. H. armour\". n(lt]erl two more points to our Cit)' .League. Thl' hl'-t rollilil of tIlt: lJltl'1" eo]]egiate games and one against the ., ." .Lorm the gillll('~ t'()J' tIll' City League ehampionship.

We have yet to play the 'Y" and ','1'(' hoping to \I'ill fll2:ilinst them and thus get the City .Leagul' C'lramJliuJl~hiJ1.•\ great fl'atme of the games was the combinatioJl of the tea:n. \\'e hope th'.tt after

THE COTHE COLLEGI14

'we have len school, the girl::; \I·ill keep up the goo<1 work all(l re­t.ain the htlc whidl we harc uot lWC'lJ ahle to gain ior ::\0 many years. 'Ye wish to think :\11'. H. Uu~huc ]'0]' ::\hlJll"ing ,;uch deep intereA ill U';, ;llld ('oIning alOlI!!' to t('ll u,; 'I"hat 1\',\',; llw mat.ler with n,"'. ,Yc ('ollgraluJall; Hi,;!lop SpE'lJ('t;r nud \li'l1Iorial t('<lrn~ 011

their fille pla.r ,11111 ';Pllrt';JWlll-hip.

lirJC'l{El' ~YUTJit

IT is \I-it h l'pgret tJlat tIle \lTiter cannot ('Ol1gJ'iltnlaw tire LEi,l'lU on haYing ,rOll the l"!lilmpio]J)'hi pro)' 1931-32, bul, hopes to harc the plen::lurc of doing ooil' :\h..lad, Fro"t will tal'our II'; with II little or his I,-bile mugic. \Y~, ',I'n.: proud of the tC11D! (his yCcll",

ami, ,dtllllllgh thc) Wi'H' a']C'('j) Oil (JJIC ol'ca::\ioll, the} put [()I'th ';Ol1W ChIS,j:, hoc-key, tlte ~1](Te~" or whir'lt \\'ill go (Iown ill the hi::\­tor} or tbe College. Uur lca:l~ hi!'; not (lOllC "0 \\'eJ! for year", that i::l, ~ill('(: H)'2-~, \lhen U11r eonch \11'. WiUred l'r'ler,; 'HI";

captain. J think the Slll'C'C:'" or the terrm 11",1''; dne to b\'() important

,rae,Lor,.:: rn:\n-dlou,o l:1I,j(~ltillg' 1I11 the part or Dr. J-{alph Slid, anil \11'. "'illTed l\,lt~r,;: alld a ~trlllJg delcrl1linatioll to i'aphn'~' Ull' chalupiullSbip, r t:lke thi" oPl'llrtllllit} to congratulate: iht Le'.1'tll and coBicLe:; 011 their m:lnellon-Iyork. Hut lloll't get ('0 II (:cithl, team, you hal'(' a Illll'd fi;dn al1l'ail of YOLI nlld IyjlJ only will hy grit ~Ulcl iJdeI1l1in,I'tiu!I. It' ~L1]lport 'I-ill help yon, }OU 11:I\,C the support or all r.he ~dl0rll: ,-t~il"L ;]l1d :1 large majority of the gl:ilel'<j 1 }lubJic; !Wd rcnwmher YuU h:1W t'l win; not for 'yon)'~ej\'(lR, hut lor' the College.

With rel'erence to the f!,[lllle:' plHycrl, T think therc is vcry little need to gi\'(~ the 2coreo 3" tllt:'y \yel'e 80 interesting- that oreT'Y­oue has them II'clllilc:nori,..ed. Hut 1 willg:i"e tlH~ml\JI' tllc uene[it of tho;:e who ]-1':I'le lorgotten, The ;:erie;: lI'('ro openel"l by ill S. B. C. \'~. B. F. C. .i \Yill f(,1' the fOl'nJPl' h,' G-i. 'rite second game U. C. C. ,·S. S. B. ('. ,\. \idory j"or the' L". C. ('. by a score of 3-2. 'l"hi" wa!l WOIl in a play-oiL The b-t gamc 01' the fir"t rOlUld wa,; B. F, C. Ys. 1:, C. C. The lattcr a!!aill ,idorious )Jy iT

sC'ore of '1,--0. The scrOlld round lI'as l.lpenc(l up hy S. 13. C, "::\. n. C. C.

'1'hc S. B, C. tUl'IIillg' Uw t>1bl('~ hy the ::\amc score ;1;; the} wcrc beaten, 3-'2. The llext g-ame wus uebreeu B. F. C. and -r. C. C. ..':\. Will for t.he r. ('. c. 7-3. 'I'he third g-illllC ,'l. B. C. \'". B. F. C. S. B. C.licioriou;: hy !J-t

The la"t rounel opened with the U. C. C. Jcadiug, but they weTe defeated by thc B. P. C. hy 3-2. The S. B. C. ilel'ealt'u till' B. F. C. in the Dext game by '4-2. This left the S. .B. C. hl"O

}JOilits iu the Jl~ad, but tlley 10, Ioughtgame, the ~L:())'P heil1g: .?­l). C. C.) with 8 point,; each, not hcC'n helll O\l'illl[ to the ml it. (To he played "with 111arh),,·· So J3. C.)

RepORT OF .Jra ST.

TJ 118 is the I'i rst time. the l!augcrs are girls Irho llUn.

the Guide \I'oTk, alld \I'ant :-om gi l'b who ha ,'e noycl' heen UuiJ,·· 1ll0\'(~mcllt, and a rc too 0]<1 to h lenrlJillg the fir,,/' things of Qui

To hc a I:a Ilg'Cl' a girl lUlli't

ellrolled she promi,;e.; ,·to take t \\'orld, alld c10 her duty as U trn.

'fc arc a Yer} ::\mall Coml ,;hip o[ oul} cight.llowcrer, tI

Fill' scyeral m(~e1.i.Llg-i' !lefor hn:-iy dl'e;:;:illg 'd' c10Ll eaell, [lnd 0 \\'(~ \\'CT'(~ hOlloured hI' a \,i,;it [rom \li",: nl,lcrdiee and'Mi,s }'rili'er, the.\, \I'crc :sen!' to thc ~couts. T wOTk the g-irls hud (Jone.

We tlten aHached a bag of i \I'D of the 1(Jtlt SL JohJl's S(' a\l<l)", to be (listributed to the un

Six or the girls hare pas~,

are workiJlg 1'01' t.he Hlllll!l;1' Te­1\ 01'1na Burt ha" qunJiJ.ied f­We Hre ',d1 hu::\} just u

planning to rai::\e IJlOIICY 1'0r- a ';1l1l1!llC'T.

(Jlh ST. JOHX'

TlU: signalling C'la~s nuder I} thi:s term anelin fl :short b:n will b'ke place. It is hOjl('u ing tlli::\ valuable badge, whil·h Badge. ~ome oJ the more ('Il~.~

COLLEGIAN

ill kecp up the p:ood lIork and rc­D t beeu abl to gai n for :'0 mall~'

. R. GU~hllC 1'01' ,:ho\l"in~ :'l1r:h deep 11!!" to tell u:' Il'hat 11',1':, the maltcr l}! .. ;CI)('el" ilild :\(l'IIHJrial team' 011

. Ip.

iter CHnnot (:ongralwate thc tC'<i~11

- ip for HJ31-32, but hope' to hare . Jal·k Fro,;(: lI"ill fal'ou)' ut' Il"ith u 'dre jlroud of the teart! th i~ year, ) Uil olle OLTa", lUll, tliey put forth of \I'hir-!J ,,-ill go (l01l'1I ill the hi",· ha' 110(: Llone .;0 Ivell fur yea)':"

r coa<:h ,\11'. WiLfred r jl~I" \l'H';

t Hill 11',1';; IhIe to two important n the part or Dr. H;L!ph :'tic].;- ami ron ddermillatioll to captLlr tlie IOrtuuil.y lo cOlIgl'atulaLe th te,l'nl no; II·ork. But dOll't get rOllceitrd, heal F yon alld will only win by pport Iril1 help you, .\"C Ll haye the

. anu a large majorit, of the gClJeral t win nul' for your,;c!res Lut 101'

. played, I tIlink ther J:; ,"cry - th Y Il"ere ':0 interesting that c\" t')"­

But I wilJ g-il'e them for the b ncrit The "erie" werc opellc(l by the

or he former hy (;-±. nhc :iccond \;c! Jry for the . C. '. b' a ,'cun' Ia; ff. Tllc Ja,;t gallP f the filA

The latter again I'il'torioll:; hy a

'. ('. \I'ere

'th the C. C. Ira(ling, but theyT.

3-2. The. '. 13. C. ,ldeill'Ll thL' .4--~. Thi~ IrI't t.he ... 1). C, two

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poiul:' ill Ihe lead, bill lhey lo:,t llic1Il LO the T~, C. {'. in it Jmrd fou~ht 'game, th ~core being :2-1. Th' tll"O telllll:' (,'. U. ',am1 C, C. C.) with l:) poinl:' cal·h, fOl"(·illg ;1 pla.Y-ofL Thi" gam ha: not her1l hel(l oll'iug to thc mild weather, but hope~ are held for it. (To he playe(l Il"ith marble,: a,; :'0 Iliech' ~ngge~tf'rl hy tIll' S. B. C.)

Rh'PORT OF drd 'T. JOllY',' l?AYUER,'

Tn]::; it' the nr~t time the College hn." had H' Hallg-er Coml allY. nang'r,; are girl: Il"ho ha\'(: h('('.1 (luidc's alld Iial'(' oulgro"'lI

the Uuide lI'ork, alJ(l l\"allt :-,onl'(hin,~ Il'i(l r illlfl more ruril'd, or girls who Ital'c nUI"('1' hec'lI Guides, yet nrc il,tel'c"t II ill the (lui,]" DloI'enlt'lIt, aliI! arc loa olu to 1,0. ill ,I' Corll/lilUY uJ ,YoUllge'I' girl ..;. kal'lIing the fir.;t thLlIg' of Unic1illg.

To be a Hanger n girl lllu"t br ol'n IIi, alld \I"hell a Ihuw<'l'i ..; eTirolled she promise,: '·to take the (;uidc prollli,:e out illtO H lI'idel' lI'or-ILI, [tnll do her duly a.; it true and 10.\".1'i l'itizell.'

We aru u I'ery small C()lllPlll1~\ kllin:" at prc.'el1t a nll'l.lh"l'­.;hi]> of Duly eight. 1 rml'el'el', thl ';L' Jight aI" 1'<'rI' 'nlhu, i,I'ti,'.

'or IOC era 1 meehllgs beror' 'hri, t:l'a" lll' ,"'irl" Il"cre l"('r,l' ou.;) tll'e ':,ing '<1' cloli each, ancl III the CI' 'lIi1l7 01 1 c('('mller :?lIl1d. II' IICl'C hOlloured h' a ,i·'t from La.l :\licldl on.. fT'. rnOlrling, l1i,,:, Li-Illerclic:e anu Ii:;" Fm.;er, wl (. III ro ,.ee our loll", beforc lhey ,,'('rc :,ent to the ,'call t.'. 'h -y ~ uwl! en- pi a:,pl! wi th till' 'I"Ork tlic girl2 had r1 1 .

\\,p ~hell . nil ·h 11 a JIU~ 0 truit. <1ll1h·. ete,. t ;wll doll. alld 111"0 of thc 1 th 't. John" ~('nllr (ODlp.lJ·I.'· (',I~lt(' al1(l tl)()' th 111

almy, to he (li~trihure(l t the lldl'r (l!'ililpl!l'cl dlildr I of lh' cit.\' . .'ix ol" the girl., ha\' 1'<1.;",,,d rh' ltal1!£l'l' 'l'L'lIflerf(lol le':'t, <111(1

are Il"orking fur the RanQ.'cl' Tl:' t lHlClg-e. ..\urm,~ Bun het.; qll'llij'ied lor h 'I:-kllit.te'r',: bUllge, \\'C' arc ',J'll hu.;y ju"t 11011' Icarlling' 3(or.;e aJ)(1 1\ II Ill,:, allJ

planlling- to rai,e monry ror a C'HJllp we hupe to hold th., ("()Illill!!

';11 IIl1n~r.

f)OROTITY TTlO"L~S, ('npt-aill.

(jilt ,"'1'. JOlf.\'·S' BOY ."('(JCT,·

TlIE "ignalling dn:::,; uncleI' jll'. ILolden 11a, prog-r<',,:,cll rnpi<l­Iy this term anL1 in a "hort ti:l!e Lh~ t ',;(: for Lhe Si"·II:\liL'r'.; 1\<I<I"'e ~'ill 1'11'ke plare. It is hoped that all th· elM:; will ;~l(,(,f!('(l i.1 11n~-:­illg thi.; raluahle hauge, whidl j, another :.;tel' t.o the I\ing:.; ~"ont

"Badge. •'OI11C of the more cncrgetic or 011 r "Ull ior !llemhel'': llay

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passcd the Fire:IJau'R Ballge, t1111~ eOll1pletiJlg the baJgr-)s qualify­ing for the Killg's Scout',.;. \\' e I'.\peet to h:nc f1 t least six Ki Hg'S Sc;onk b} t:amp.

l'repll'ntlioll~ h;[\"(' hegnll lUI' the I;olll,eri ",lli("1i is :>cheduled for April <?6l1J. 'rhe PI'ogT,lJU \I'iLl cou"i~t Ilf sc\crai skctcllC:s and a camp-Jir(', anu \"iji he perfo!'TIlcdhy nlerubl'J's or the '1'1'oop, a;;~i~tcd ln' former nl\>:nheJ';. OUI' In.,t t'Ol1Cert, \\'lJid~ \\':.1S given \11 1030 filled the Troop's ('offer" llJ!rl ('nahled lIS to buy lllany ll1uch-lleedell article,; hc"iJes nLlI)\\"ini! ll,; a more expcll,;iye camp.

'1'he club room hn" hN']1 jlninteJ am] each Patrol lHl~ lJ ee1l a,;,;ig-llcu 1I Gumer whil·h they dU'oruted thelllseI \"c,;. 'rhc ('udc,,' Patrol, P. L. Fro>;!, \I.IS alr;lnlet! the deci,;ion for the be,;t dp­('orai illg-. III tere.--t ing pir·ture,; of ,;c'on1-i lIg \\'ork \\"('re ,ho\\"J! and the ]'I)Ol1\ 11<1'; hy no\\' :1""nll1('11 ;[ c1i..;tilldh ...;("outing atllHbJlhere.

R,L.,keUlllll alill f[o(·klJ." ha\'c hePIl I'la."ell this term ,lgllillst riyal Troo)l~ wiih \'tlJ'yillg !'uC'ces~, an or:(:asional Irill halancing a somC\\'ha t cli",nsh'ous rlefeai.

1'1. Due Shjelr1 11a;:. been pre,;cld,eu to the Troop and i, to be 1.!'!\'l'1l n" a prize for nile year to the Patrol "hich Will,; the Pro­fir'iellc'y Te",t. wlJich '\I,ill be gi."pn Ollce II ycar. Thi;: te::;t will ('on;:i"t or cxaminalion,5 on the lJarlgc \\'hil'h eilch Scuut pos;:.esse&. 'This test i,; espcdl'll to he}) the stunu,trel <II ~:kllnt work at its higlJpst pitl·1I ;11111 l':l,·h ~COllt llJU--t be prepared.

H. G. G....RL.\'\O, Scribl'.

10th ST. JUlLY'S' EU} SCOtTS

TnBlOilt St. .John',,: nO\ ::;e(\ut~ h:;: Ileel! in exi~teJlce about a year aUll :L balf, under the 'll:a{kr~hip 0.1 )Ir. E. White, assisted by Ur. .J. Pratt . ..lHhough the Tr'){'jl i~ ",0 yuung, it lias :lJacle noticeable progre~s. In .July ]a~t it held a \ery ,;uc:cessful camp at La )Ian'he yalJe\,. antI g-rl'llt~eoutin~ work was dOlle. The (uno,: rot' thi,; l'amp' w('rc l~I:r~I'U by a 1·'IJI;~el'i. gil-en by the rrroop in April. m;"i,;terl by n [e"- of the StOUl- frum the 6th St. John's Troop.

At camp four Second Cla"s Bad~e" were ohtaiuerl, and a number 01 Proficiel1(:y Baugc". The "y~lpm of trainiug as laid out in "ScouLi'lg for Royi''' WTIOI followed, with an o('ca~jonal hike aUlI fishing e-,Gur"io)], The Patrol :-:y"tem of r:ooking ",as allopted, when mallY Scout..; got their first (all'] pa inrul) expcrience in the art of I'oou prep:lrtioll. The \I'rather for the ten clays W,1" excep­tiolla]]}' fille, a" were also the lllosquitne".

t the rresent Lime the Troop hn;; at lea;:.t half of its mem­ber" with their SCt:oncl CIa>,::; Badges, with the expectation of having e\'erybody through ~el'o))d CIa,:s ancl some through First

we with us.

a

dollars

(Pnrody all Longfellow"';:. .• Should you ask me, ",be Whence these legcn \Vith the odour::; of the W.ith the ice alld !Wow­With the frost and era As the sound of thund

I should answer, I 'From the pupils of tbe From the people of th

From the college ("arne Stont, good lads of i::rlli, Clarke the captain, the Who with speed and Circled "Les" and (:h

Then came Eclwflrrk Fast was he as any l'

Through defense nlen

THE SOXG OJ

Class by the coming SUJ1J:ner. \';0'"

in Proficiency HaJge work, with principally ambuJauce, a Lh lete, fire

For the past two wceks, and have had thc honour J"o JI:-lyill

The pUlpose of these vi~i work of the Ambulance Hadge. Jf1'.

half hour each Friday crcuing t look forward with great pleasure.

In regaru to our "Hot Dog Christmas season by the boy,;, und it must be said that i t \\'a~ YC1'\' SUI

were ruiscll to hel p (h·i'ra.y wh.idl will be held in .Ju ly 01' thu;

THE SOJ..VG OF llt){ KEl'

Then came Edward::;, the sm,]] ('('litre, :Fast was he a~ allY reindeer. Through defellSe men WPlIt he ::,wiftly,

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Next came :\lonuhan, the might" Called by all the tru -ty 'p 'ed king­For hi::; swift Httaf'king' ",)':,tl!lll.

But to tho~e who knell' him Lett 'I'

"Jiggs" was quite a 'rlitlIZI'SS' gdt,1'.

From the college eamc t le pla'yer~

Stout, good lads of tru"t.y oLlrage. Clarke the captain, the big wi.ll,cr-onc Who with speet! amI artfnl ('llIlUiug

Circled "Les" alJ(1 chcckf'd Iii, l'ullnil,g.

(PlJl'ody all Lougfeilo\l"'s ..,' Should you ask me, "hell Whence these leg'llCl" an tl t!itiu11:'-. \Vith the odour,' of th willter. With the ice aud mo\\ 11 11 hlizzurt!" 'Vith the fro:,-t an,] (.1" ,·k' ~ it· -hen!~.

A: the :'­ und thunrlt-rin" riel :-' I should all Wl'r, 1 - (lulu Tl'll you,

'From t pupiL.. f I 1C C lJe'T') From t11' peo 1 at the (·i ty !

Class by the coming sum:1]er. Con;;id mule progre':; is being made in Proficiency BalLge work, with H tutal .-50 fur oi ol"er 30 uadge:;, principally ambulance, athlctc, l1rcma 1, [walth Tuall amI .swimiller.

For the past two weeks, and we hope for 1ll<111 • week'" to come, we have had t.he hOllOur fo hal"iug . fr. ,'milll the Y.. 1. C.•\. with us. 'rhe pUlI'0se of thes(~ I'i, it'" i:' in·trud the lads ill the work of the Ambulance Hauge. SIr. ,'liIith hu' cOll,..llted to (lel'ote a half haul' each Friday ('I'erring to thr'e talks, to I"hich we all look forwanl wi th grea t plcasure.

In regard to our "Hot Dog I::llidl" which Il"a,;; I'un (lurill,cr thc Christmas seasoll by the boy,;, ullcll']' t l' ..;up('ni,..ioll Ol Mr. J:'ratt it must be said tl1at it was H~ry sucr'(',..,'ful illdl'c'(l, aud quite a ft'w dollars were raised to help defmy tIle ('Xp,'II.-'P'; 01 our Jlest ('HTIljJ

which will be held ill .July of this y'ar.

P. 'rE;\/l'l.T::.\ ,IN', Scri c,

h ' ,It Il'as half of its mem­_'. with the 8Al1ectation of

" and some throl1gh First

u;, complcting tlte badges qualify­e p d to halc aL Ica:;l six King's

'I' til COII(;N! whic·h i,' :;ehcduled '11 con,..ist of sCl"end .- ketchcs and I'mI'd by nwmbc]',; of the Troop, lUI' la"t concert, which ,1'1' given

fer amI elJauled U~ to buy many \rin~' u" a lIIore expcll:;;i,'e camp. iutee! and each Patrol 11a:'­ beell ~'ora ell tht'TJu:ek:. The Curlell' ffi the Lleci"ion for ih bc,;t do-f couLi Ilg Irork \\'ore ~hOWll and tli,til1(·Llr "-('outiug atlllO"jJherc. e ill"IJ pla\'cd this term against ,~. an o('('usional win balancing- a

- nt d to the '1'roop and i-to be th rat.rol which win: the Pro­

_'>en ollce il war. 'I'lLis te -t will adcre which caeh Scout pos'esse .

~ . ll(lnTcl of Scout \\'ork at its u"t b, pr ,pa red.

H. G. GARLAc-iD, Scribe.

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Shot thpJJ witll ,;udl l;(reugth aud ::,wiftue,.:,:, A" to baffl« t.in} Vei(c:l1cs!

SiJllllld YOll ask Jor lbc dd'I'll."P', 1 should ;111';1\'01', r shoultL tell you, ·t!Jl<,;]e" BemaI'd "'[1S the left one; \\'hil."t a 'lIaH,rard' on hi" right gille, :Stood the geJltll', Peace-Pipe Clti,;ldL

Tf sti Li I'llrther }'011 should ask me, laying, 'Irlll) IIU" Twitty Martju;'

'feU u" ot thi,.: 'l'lri tty .:'IhlJ'tiu ~

I sbould tell ~'OU of hi~ ,al'jug,() r thr kl rdy :::hot,.: 01 Berrigun.

or (,he sub. 1 lIc.\t will tell yon, HlIrnnlU, Gillingham anll Foley, ThI(,l' good 1l1!?'I, all tl'JI~C anrl eagcr, Only I"aiting for the sigJJal To relien: Ulril' jaoed tf'am meu_

\1111' that J h[11-e told YOU of them: lIoII' thl'Y I'ought and ida.' ell ~llpeJ'bly, Pa,~t and 1,1l':1JJ I"ith l'llI1JilillatioIl. That (1I'"(,l'Ie(1 thl'\' all ttwir "il,turie, As Ule bod,c," fall' 'I-ill tell ~·ou.

Dl thr 11e"t gnme DlUy we ~ee them, 1:>1ay a,; finc 11 f{Hme 11" la,.. t O]IP. Tf they Uo. Wl kJIIJ\\' -'tlrill bring thclll ~Iuch >;11CCe,.". awl 111ay thel- \I,i]) thell! !

.. -:.\L B,

>rnIIIXT ArTCJ/~\' IUD l\l.YTER

IT was one of tho~f' tlu)l, Ilri~ht claF or lRte i\utunlll; the air \nIB milrl, nul! full nl llrl'alll~; nlwgethcr it I\'a~ a llay for \\'hir,ll T h~](l waited all my life, anel I"hicb had been "l'nL u~ all e~pe('ial

gift frO:l] the gods, I had been walking, but, as I reached Bl)\rt'ing rark. I ,.:top­

ped aml ~azed over tIle fence at the familiar little lake. .F:unjli,1l', bnt so Llif[rreni! Thad J](,I'CI' ,een it befoT(' e:xeept in Sum IllC 1',

when the trees and g;rnss llround it \I'ere bright g-reelJ, and the lake rjpplcrl by a SllJ1Jlner \rind, or in early Autumn, \\'hen the ]ruyes had lnrnerl reu and I'ello,,' aml !!,olden I 1'0\\'11, But. nOlI' the lenses had all fallclI, all(l tbe b,lTC', c1t~illt\' llTtlllrhes 01 the trees around the 111,1r~in of thc little lake, ha(i', theDl~eh'es, tnrnell n gohlen

~~-

yellow. Here and tberc all

the cent.re or tb(, lake llll' f t.o he 10rgottcn. '1 hen' In'!'

a braver, more brilliant col lront lI'er<.; ,"mad l'lill ,.:, ru lialc JJurplc mi,.:t,.;, The tin" trees OJJ the ma rgiJJ In're lIe,;,; of the Ira (er.

E,I"TEn-TI Ilolidal'S will . Br in rri;1 ()' wib ,..,

II appy lark;: &_

Tree,,; !Jut on J) i"a PJlPfl reu

AX

[;,\1-;')' SlImmer T \I'a;:; spcudin_ Islaml, ailu 1 JWlL all all\'cnturc. been tbN!?, so 1. didn't KnOll' th

One lIa\' I weDt out for a '1\""1 \\'a I'd::' towa ;tl~ the tJ'ol1el' irack~. rlillni,ng in the day, I c'ro~~ed myseH hetween tIro ~d~, .'1. tro ~tepped haek ac-r()~,; the JiJ':,t ~i'

I tripped ill OIlC 01' tlw steel cab and hurt m,\'~eLf a gT('Ht tlea!. I ~

I-aill. It paincd me n:rYDluch. called lowll.'" for help, but 110 from ill(' pain by 1Inl:()Il,,(,joU~1lI::"

\Then T "'oke Up I wa' in 'iftennmb 1 learlll'tl that anoth I"here r had heell l'augh1, hut by ­by a bra I'e YOl\JJg' lad,

a [HI :;II-iftlle~',

t will tell yOII, m alld Foley, 11 tell~e a11(1 t'agt'r, he . igual II U {c>am mCll.

- Ilc! you uf them; 1111 pla.Fd ~apr]'l>ly, h '1I1l1Ilinntion, all th 'ir I'idol'ie~

will tell you.

ma' II'C sec them, e' last olle. w tll'i11 hring them ma' the\' will then! !

" -11. B.

hright t..lay.~ of late <\llhllllll; th(' ail' . allt.oo·ethl'l' it II'H~ a dav lor lI'hil'll 'which had been ~r II t a ~., a Il c~ pcc' ia1

as I reached HOIiTil1g' 1'ill'k, J ,.top­t the familiar littk lake. F;lmiliar.

r .{' 11 it before exc'('1't ill SU1l11ll('1',

d it lI'ere ul'i,itht g'rel'll, alll] the Jake ,. in arh' Autnmn, whl'n the Ira I' >~

O'old II "11'011'11. But llO\\' the leal' .. dainty hr;llll'he:, of the treC'. ;\]'oulld . had, thelll~c1 \'C:;, tn ]'11I' t1 ;\ golden

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yellow. Here a lid there au cl'cl'grecll stl'Lll:k a IJrilliallt notc. In the centre of the lake the till} i~let 1m" a thing of beauty, never to hr [ol'p:otlelJ. There \\'Pre tl\'() 1011" evprgl'eells gl'OlI'ing all it, of a braver, more brilliant l:olour than "ummcr';; greell el'er is. In front lIeI" "mall twin .. truh~, lI·lto,.:e ,.:ere tll"ig..; UOII, luuked like little lJurplc mist.-. The tiny islet an<l the golden :nists of thc trec~ Oil tbp. marrrin In:l'l' both rerl(~<:ted in thc mirror-like ealm­ne,;s of the water. -C. E.

EASlER TlJiE

E.ISTI·:ll-TI~rr: is Jral\'i~lg lIcar, Uolida}s \Iill .';OOlt be herc, Bring-iug ",ith them sigu.., of Spring, !lapp} lal'b again lI·ill ~ing,

Tree.' put. all their coats of green, J)i''':l[JJlcal'l~tl ba~ \\'iutcr',,, sc:elll'.

Ea.;lel'-timc i,; uliLhe ulld gay, Full of mllsh illt~ el'cl'}' ua ' ; UOIIC is frost alld ic and snow, Warm Ilul'S comc and 'oLJ Jal" ~"o;

1"101\'1':1'.- "~01l hegill to UI001!1, .

<lil-iug alit a rit·h Frfull!(·. -1. S.

.-IS J::.\'f l' I. -; .I DTT.\'TCRE

\'.1;''1' ~l\lllmer J Inl- :p('lldillg' <I hol ida} Irith a friend ill Bell r~lalld, allel I ha<l an ad ('nturc. It \I·a." lhe fi1':'t ti:ne I had eyer becn there. "0 r Ili<ln't knlJ\I' tlte J1I<1(·e H>ry well.

Olle day 1 IIcnt ont 101' a 'ralk by my,.;elf alld 1 went north­ward" tOIl'anb tIlt' trolley tnll:k~, Oll which the CHI'S were a.lways J'ttnlli.JIg' in the tlay. I cro~"ecl oue set 01 tnck" and then found 1I1}"ell' bctl"H'cn bl'O "l:'t~. A trolley caDle alollg full of coal, so I ,.;tepl'ed hac·k ;It'ru~- the fir,.;t set to wa(;(·h it pass. As 1 did so, I tripped ill vue of thu steel cablcs whidl Irere ill the tracks, fell HIlt1 hurt 11l.l',.;elf a gn'at (leal. 1 tried to get my fuot away, but in raill. Tt pained mc Icry l1lnch, allt] r kllP,,' it was sprained. I callcl] loudl} for help, hut no Olll' ('ame, and at last I was relieved from the I'f! i 11 hy Ultf'CIll:;('iousnp.":'.

WIll'lt I \\'okc up 1 \\'n~ in llospital, with ill} foot bandaged. .\Hennutls T leaflJPtl t]1;1t allother trolley had ('oIlle past the· place where I hatl hccll I'aught, hnt by ;;:orne miracle T lI"as sa\'ecl in time by H lHayc "'oung lad.

-So W., Pri:nary

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WINTER

WE slide and we crawl, We slip and wc fall, But still \\'e must go all. lt l'd'illS and it ,,;!loWs And the north wind blows, But. ,,;chool must eaI'l} on.

MY SCHOOL

In future .rears, 'ruill other srenes, \\'ha te'er our lot may be.:.., By friendship's cord, oh "Prince of Wales" Our heart,,; will cling to thee.

-So R., Primary.

A ll'Eh'j{'8 HOLIDAY, 1m3

TRl'RE were ;;:omc v'ery fille aeroplanes bejng shown at the finn of Quito !Uld Ql1ito, \rater Street, and as the new models \rcrc far superior to thosc of the prcYion,; year we decided to buy a nelr one..\1)' husband \Tas harilJg a week's holillay, so on the appointed day, we dosed OUI' apartuLent, put our lug-g-agc' into thc ~1)L;kpit, and steppecl into the plane. 'There \\'Us a. whin of the pro­pelJor, the plane rose, anu we 1500n lost ::;ight of X C\rfuuJJ(Uaud for a \Tcck. We diu not indude America ill om trip, as time \\'as pr"­ciou;;:, al1(1. we had been there mallY ti:l1CS before.

1n u few hour" we an'ired in London, anu at onee got in touch witL St. John'" by telephone. That aftc]']JooJl we aitende(l the ope.lljDg of Parliament by King Edward VllI" and thc llext day we went to set' a football matc·h betll'een the famous Prin('e o(Wales' Colleg-e, St. .John's, alll] an Engli:;h team. Of eonrse, thE fonner Wall.

1'he next. day we \-isited France and Haly, and in Italy hall lunch with a friend-one of )lllSSOJi.ui's "black sbil'tS." Learing­Italy lye visited Russia, and Irhen I saw some of the ehanges made b.I' the Hus;;:ian Socialist l~cderatcd Republic, I could not help fecl­iJlg that the people were not much better off t1la1l in the days of' Tsar" and autocracy.

We then hastened on to India, where we had the pleasure of hearing' the son of the late Mr. Galldhi speak on the subject, "What the Importation of Poreign Cloth bas done for India." China was our next port, and we arrived just in time to attend a

T cou...m

l:urnival held i!l honour or mell 0(' fjfty yel-us ago. W long-jug' lo tha t 1.Jygolle peri__• they look l:olllpared \I'jth uul'

Our llOlI1e\rard journ when we readled St. Jolm '-. {'ity in the lI'orld.

J

1 lLUJ walked as far a­The ";UJI had ,.;d, and there W.h

a certain point, 1 turned to was the lOII']):- .\1I I coull! ;: here and there a raft or a shio·Ilf'f'1'!:·J ."0 a WCi'Ollll'. tha t 1 alnlosl ".~li l'd in (!I'eI' th l:i1 r I klll~II·. brinci__ Ll PO]) it. [t wa.-; ha I'd to ('''mil ,"ca-;ui,.;t halJg'ing lOll' ol'('I' t roof." and to\I'erS or SOJllC' of

'T'.L\i; a glorioLL~ ~Ian:h

month is notorious wcre a night had (-o\'t'red thl" grimy shoue jJPnignly a nd wi th surpritinL of azure, sending 10llg "haft~ of dndJ olll ela;;sro.om.

\rithiJl all was COl1ljlarati\ _ mic: dil·k at rcguh1l' jntenal aPlJilreJltly ministel'ed to tlw 1 which the air shim:nercl1 with pU/lctua ted b.y the tre.nchant remark.. poor barles;;: wighl hOJI{·lp,."l~

PeHl:e rp.:<tored a110 the SOl1lL'

sj(lioush oyer the rla;;;;:, Twa, eel ta;:k"of rarring my'nan1l' 1

illllstTiOl1': predccessor,:. np{·p,:,: intencl1<'d befllr Folluwing that blesseu

We were then deep in '~

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!'ceIlCS,

\Va le~,"

. . where we had the pleasure of r. IITlc1hi "peak 011 the ~ubject, 'gn lol.h has done for India." arrived just in time to attend a

De a roplalle" bei.ng shown at the r troet, amI as the Jlew models

pI' "iolT,' year lI'e decided to buy viner a week's holiday, so Oil the rtm nt, pat our luggage into the

. There lI'as a whirr of tl e pro-D lo~t sight of \ewluullll!al1(} for rica ill our trip, u::; time was pre­y ti.::nes before. in London, anll at once got iu ne. That aHemoon ,vc attclIdecl in Ed ward VIll.] and tbe next at h behn!cn tlw famon' Prince

1an Engl ish tea tn. Of C01ll'se. thE

H L1JJA Y, 11)7.2

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carnival !teld ill honour of onc of ~cIVIounlllalld's famous st.ates­IUCU of fi [ty years ago. We sa IV all ,'orts of st.nmge co~tumes be­[ougiug to that bygolle period, <Ll1ll rery dc1 allll cu:nhersoille did they look: ('ollll'ared with ollr pre~l'lIt-da . garmcnt::',

Ollr !tollJelntrll jOUrll''y wa,' un I' nUlIl, and IH' \I"l~re glad wheu \I"e reachcd f;t. ,John .. \I·hich i~ (·ortaiuly the mo~t up-to-date t'it) ill thp world. -.T. B.

A W7Jll'E J[j '1

I H.I/l Il"alkecl a~ lar ,IS I:kal"l'r Pond, and lVas cOUling haek. The ..'L111 had ,.;ct, and there W,l~ a hU'"'h in lhe hi]ls. As 1 reached a eertaill point. 1 tnrnCll to look ,lUII'll at tbe town. But whero lI'a,.; till' tOIl"11 ~ _\11 [ c'ould ~cc \\'il ..' a £!T at, t;a.!m white ocean, with here alld theI'(' a ran ur a,hiIJ h~ ('aJllwd llpOD ie. It was so real, ,tI HII (' ..';lInw, lhlll T ,t!mu,;;t liehl'l pd th'l! -0)11(' hlUlgry t,ide lIad 1'011­('" ill o\'cr til ,·il,\' I kll'II', hrill oill/! with it t.h ve cIs then sailin~ UIJOII i I. [t lI'a~ ha I'd to 1'1111\ illn' 1Il\" ·1· tllat it wai' merd v a white :'('a-:lli~l hall,~illg jo\\' llH'r lhl' t(l~1 II. Hllrl ,hawing all ~c it the ]'()(li'~ allll t(JlI'l'r,· o[ 'ollle of liw higlll'r buildings.

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"JJ.JC/\.IUT:lJ, TCR~\ B.II KrrARlJ "

''1' \u .... a gil riou ~ Iar('h m h ";lld.,;; for \1'11 icll the rn()ntll i~ JlOtori U: weI' at r -t, s.n \\'[,111 .f the pre\'iolls lIight had ('01 rl'fj the !!'rIJ11' tIn i I ·harit: hi .. \I"hite, tile "Ull

:,hone heilig-lily and \vi h "urpri,illg' warmth 1'rol1l a c;loUflle~:, \'aull. of azul'£', , uJil1!!" 11'Uo- ,haIL- u. !!' lell1l ]iO'ht ath\l'art the rather dl'ab old cia" ,.Lm. ~

\\"ithin all 11';1- c" Hll'anlti\ ,1.' quitl ~al'c 1'01' the allllo..;t rhyth­mic c·lick at Te:-:.-ular int 'f\,t!. frulIl the radiator:, ("'Stcve" having­apparcntl,l" mitli"ten:cl to th fnfna'e j](Jt. \I'i~el'y hut tDO \I-ell) over II'hidl I.he air ~him:l'preu I';iril heat. ()ceasiollaUy the ~ilence wa!' IHUIt'lllated h,1' tIw tr II 'halH rl'lllarI." or the :r'a:,ter reprol'jug Rome )1001' il,lp!e",' lI'i~ht h<1pde.-~I." !o:'t amici the illtril'd'l'ies o[ Buelic1. PeilCU restored and tht:"ullllLoleut atll10spllere ag'uin creeping jn­'idiou~ly on'!' tlle da"'~, [ \\'a~ left lIn(li~tnrbetJ to my i'elf-appoint­

Pel tn~k o[ can·jllg !1l." Jl<lJllC upun the de~k ttl joill that of ~e\7eral

i Illl:,t.riOl1s l'redece~~Ill" . 1(C'(,l'~~ illtl'nelLPd h ... ft.I'L' 111." crillll' \l'a,"' (liscul'ered. folloll'iug that hIe edillterval ed'me "English Literature."

W0 were then deep in "Macbeth," so you will appreciate the

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~igllificance of the Ira riling hi~~cd to Il~ by --- a~ Ire "loitered" in the hall following the bell:

"'l'hriee the hrillulcd l'n! Imli1 nIL'II'cd" BorrowilJg JI'om t.hc knowled"'l' HL'quil't'd oj' ··11e1ll'." V" the ~'ear

previom: some one quoted, "o.nce more uuLo the breach. deal' J'rieDll:;, 01\('(' mol'c,

Or do~e the wall up with our 'En,Q:li~ll dCHd"-­ilncl ~o Ire Irent unto the "Engli~h ~laughter:

"The f'a~ualtil'~ II'I:'I'L' illlulI.-'rliatl'," "\Vriw out AnI for beillg' latc," Iras thnlld('recl at 11.', alJrl ]

eould not forbear lllurmnring, "La} on, :'ITacduH," ., Did you make a remark, 1:)1;11Ji: c" hi" ,\ Idul .\1 ajl'"I.", "J('J]([ ­

ing the eye H terrible a~pe('t." querie:l, and upon Illy <ILlmitting i1ll' the soft i~l}peach11lC:1J1 1 I"a~ illrited to wl'ite (lilT .::.\(:t ] I. al"o. :'II." aptitude for quohHion c,lu"I'(l llW tc; rl'tul't ilgain, albeit Wry luI';

"Double. dOlllJie roil a lid tl'oubl .." but this, ha.ppily, c~c'ape~l lJOtiee.

The cla~~ ~eUlecl down, ',,'lId "'ti I ill illlHginatio;1 j ~('l' alJ tlh~

g-ood little gi.rl:", Irith pigtail" and bl)w~. bl',ll PWI' the 1'1'(lllt de"k" illllnstriou~ly ,;tudying tho"e dark ,111l1 hlood,l' deetl~ ill S('ollallcl. which that ma"ter mudc' ~o .xea1 for II" lhal. "pUll tli(~ door ;;wing­ing sucl(leJlly unLL llly~tcrion"l) open, OJ1l' J'ell the !!ho~tl} presenCl' of Bi:l11Q110 amI con]c! c1111'11~1 ra\~1:' I',ilh ,\l;ll'!JCllI,

"A raunt! and qnit nn' ,,,igilr! Ll't tile ('a1't11 hidl~ thc'e, Th)' 11011e,; are marrolde~~, lb,l' hlo()ll i", ('01r1; Thou ha" uo "pC(,lI!l1lion in lho~e cye,; \\~hir.h thou du~t glaTL' I"i 1h !"'-- ­

Upon tbose bae]';- rle;;ks where OlJC (not noll' of lIS) a di,;;tral1ght Lady .'Lacbet-h, ,,'ashec1 'hi~ hal1cl8 ill the inkll'eU, Illurmnring- the while,

"Out" danllwd ~pot! Out, 1 ,;a,v!" till the giggle of a youthful beholder betrayed him to dire Jllllli"h­:llent.

School out, we seized that cr"twhile giggling' hnt lIOW gibbcr­il1g wreteh, who, we l'olTed, ~houlcl "tiJl he "mcwljllg' and [Jukin;! in the nurse'" arms," alld en'ill/!, '

"What, you egg! Young fry oJ treachery."

One of UI'; stabbed him re}Jeatedly allcl I'C'IIOI1tOU":],I' with a ruler, causing the J-lulsing brat to shriek,

"He has killed me, mother !"

(Exeun t :JIurderers )

THE

JJO.\T

'1'111: JJlu,-L difJ'iL:llH thing' t I'; :111 i,danll. The water is lIoT r, 1(,-;" Ylll! p:o np III '1 he Lookout' Oil •

thai Ihe \ewJ'oullllla11l!cl' ~ppncl .. :1hout 1'01'. olll\' to l'eali"c ill la",t wiili thL' l'ro~; on it. nut ill'tl'r :non J'OluullalHler ('Ulill'" jo <lppl'rl'iat if,; (,]'l)~" i" 11 l<llld;park hut it I'Llor pIc on Sunllny a f'terllOoll:>-;\ hie.: .

Re"il1L'.' the trCI" Oil the J1)

lImpl,'" "hiell th" I'ity i" ill ~n'at pai (',I"e lilt' trce" "l;llld iJi thl' mil1t1le 11 :-'trili,!,dli line, "0 tlilt Ihl' "1'1"~tri j IIT\:'Ll thrlll, 11 "ho\';~ ho'" lhe ir, the ~rnu nd i~ 1j t eraJh e:ll'j1l'lt'(l wi ThL'lI yOIl [eel hOll' apt ,)II l'IlII,ll'm To 1'('('illl a ('nnadia11 ilullllllll '" lniur!'~ l'Yl' il "i"iol1 or :Jlaple Irayc:: i" ;1 "llwll t lin t ntLll'!II'" it~el J' to thi. pUllg'clli or!our oj' hurning lra\' I'n 111'11. riJ'I'~ arr I it on t(loor" 'I nil till th" ,':J)I)\\' come", Agilin ill hL' lJllrilt,

'1'lll' ('alla(lia11~

the wint(~r. anll thc :-'110\1' i~ Jl

H Inl I' i'or (lear life. They hin e "hoot.- tIlE' ~llO\\' up a tOl\'('r to fi truck. I\'hieh then ca1'l'ic"- all',lY it" ' 1I0t Ill(' ll10"t out"iandinl! 1'e'lliire of it i" 01' ('uur"c lett 011 the mountain d(:II(' there, The 1110;;:t 1l1l'lIlorahlc t a lid h'ell fro;:t: 20 belo,\' do,>'ll' ilteh ho\\'el'cr there i" no IT1J1(l.

In .:\Lontrca1 you il re pluD_ i Ilto ,.:pri Ill!, Tllc i l11pre,,~ioll mft \lH'rlli!lht, Olle rlay the In'!!,. are (hy bl~)omi,w. The bird" too llrc ~ 1«" (';l]'olling throngh the IOllg" " "tel1 11 il I' lI'a rmer auc I lw the c:110 0: "llmlll~r bl,i Ill! f1~ hot" a;;: their Ilothillg hy halH''',

I~J(eJ ODe of the "upply of contrasts. It

II' "loitered"

lJeu cat harh Illewecl" _' Ur-qlliJ'eci of -'lIl'lll'y V" the ~'ear

(·11, dl'ur J'rieJlu", Olll'e JIlorc, It our Eng] i.. b dl'<1(l"-­

!!li;;h :ohlught-er: 'rl' illllllcllial~."

!! tat ," \I',l~ thlllllll'rcd at Ll~, and I

taul. :-" hi,,,: ,\11'1'111 'liI.il'~I)', "JtoJlll­u riE',1, <llId IlPOIi 1111' ildlllittiLw t11l' ,it d 10 1\'I'it(, 0111-. 'ct n, al"o~"" ~II' mE' h. rl'tlll'l a,!.!'<lill, alheit \'(:I'} 10;':

il illlt! truub]l'''

«1 ,h,1 in iluilg'illal iO:1 I "l'l: all t1l\' lIlt! ho\\''':, hl'llt Ol'er til' [1'0 t dp~k" Hf' ;llld hklildy l/(ord,,; iu >'('0 laud,

f( I' U,'; IhaL npoll the rlool' "\\,ill""­op lL 011(' 1'('1 L till' .£!ho:-,t I)' jll'c:-,eIlZ(' \' "'Ith ~I;lvl,dh,

:ight~ Let till' ('artil hid thero,

ess, Lhy hlood i~ cold; III in tflU';!' (','e" with !"---'-

OilC (Jlot nOli' or lI") a Ji"trau<Thl ds ill the illKll'ell, mnrlllUl'illO' the

'" IlOt! Out, I "a\'!"

oiLlel' uetra.I'cd hiJll to .IiI'(' Jllllli"h­

erHII'hilr giggling hill lIOII' gihber­IQuld ~tiJJ lw "me\\'lilll'- alld pukill,!!~llg ~

ecr ! of treac.:hcT'} ,"

e<1h <lud 1-l'!Il1!W u.;h· lI'jtli a ruler,iek, ,

ne, mothl'r~"

(E unt :Jlurc1erer )

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JlOA'THE tL

THI': 1110~L dirfir-ult tliillg'" to 1'l'1l1Clllh'I' ill . Ioutn'al i~ that it i..; all i~lalld. The Irater i~ Dot to Ite ~e{'ll. en'll Oll ow' :iele, un­I('~,; ,1'Oll go up to 'thl' Lookout' 011 tIll' mill ut, iu-that IlIOLLutain Ihn t thl' " I'ldolillcilaucler ~peucl.; hi~ ii r.;t cia" or t \\'0 100kill~ '''lOll! 1"01'.011'" to realiz(' or la~t I liat i1 11111..;t be the Iluod d UlOlLUJ

\\ilh thl' l:l'O,;U11 it. BUL after :l!oUIIi~ of . I(HltrCaJ ('rei the ~;e\\'­rOllndlallder ('Ollie,: to <1ppr 'ejat till' mountaiu. 101 ouly be 'an"e jj'~ l'I'O~" i" n laud:\'ar' Imt it ;\'rrnrds a pll'a.;, lit walk for the peo­ple Oil ,'llilClo,l' after.lloou;.-a 1,le,,;.iug im] '1,(1 ill n ]ar<'-' cit,",

B ··idc.; tllc i rc(" 011 the UIOIIUbliu ma111' ~trp('t.' Jwru riu(: IIiUpl ..., "llil'li Ull' I'it." i, :11 gI'C'at paiu: ro p'esen , In at lcn~t onc ('''';C lit' tl'C'CS .. talld ill lli(' middle' or thl' -i'lt'walk awl Jj(lt PI' 'n iu :1 "lmighl linc, ,'0 tI'ut he p,'d('~ll'iall ha- (" thread in alld (nil he­t \\Tell t IWIIl. It "h r.; hoI' th' tr P.•11'1' \<1lu d, ...ulll in lie fall 1lie gl'ollild i" litl'l'alh' r'arpl'tE'd willi H'll linn 1-'0111 mallIe leaves. 't lW11 \"ou J'r~l'L hIli' apt ,Ill ('TIlIIII'ill for ('nll/:lrl:1 i. the ~ lapl Leal. To l'l'Ca I a ',I LInd iilu 11 \LltllJlJ1 i-II . 1111 l,r t brill,!::, h [ftJ' the lIlilld\ 1'\"1' :1 \ i i III lit' :11ill'l' !c"11l all,] d'y dear clay". llllt th re i~ a "111('11 lhnt nlladll'- it-"I to lhi,. IIh'l11l1ry. It is tit' ]11~,s ntl,\' JluII!-!('1I1 ,,,111111' of Illlrllill~ It·a\l'-..\- -\11111 ao> enou,!!h lpal' >" hal" rallf'l!. Ii ',,, art' lit utdll"!'- nlld thi' hlU'IIIIlg- or le:1 l'" i" 1ept upf

till th.' .'11011 l:0!U(':'. j,'Tllin ill the ~l'l'ill~ thert' al'l' " ill .OIllC to 1)(' hllf'l!.

Tilt' (':111,111iall- l'arl'I' thi" t illl' -I 'ecpillg--llp hahit 1)\"('1' illto thp \\-i II tel', , III the ~110\\' i,- no "0011,,1' 1',111011 than it i· hurried aWHy fClr (Il'ar IiI', 'rhe\, hare a 1110"t ('omplic-ut('d ploug-h lI'hieh ~h(J(,t· tll(' ~nO\\" up a lm\','r to fall illto Llle paticli 1)' following trucK. II h i(·h thpn l'aJTi s a \I'a r ir.; rlt'-pi"c'd eU rg-o. ' • nOli' thell j~

not die \IlO."t ollt-tandin,O" fCllt~Lre ur , iut r ill ~l:olltreal, HI IHnwh it js or ('Ollr.;e left 011 thc 1ll0uJllain <1ulL a Krp,lt defll f "ki-inp; j~

dl.lle rlH'r('. Tlw mo:'t mCrlll)J'11hl(' thill!,! i~ the ~ nrtlin£!1 ' hi Ill' "kl' aJl(I keeu fro:t: "?O helow duC'-n'r. <1lar':1' the .JJoniTealci:. l'orlun"­at I,' 1I0I\'('I'er ther' i~ IlO ·Irinn.

In ~JOl1tr al \'OU arl' plllllgeu allllo, t llirel'Lly ul or "'inter illto "prillg, Thr inl!'l' .;j(}ll Illfllle Oil you i.. 1,1 fit "'prillg eome, \)\'('l'llig-llt. 011(' dny 1]11' trees arc hndrlilll! alJd ]ll'c:to! the lll':\.i dll\' hlolllll iII,!!. The hirL1~ tOll art' ",triJ,;il1g, '['hey kp p up H rea~e­Il'~" C', !'OIl in'" through the llilig "prillg dll\·~. -Ill' \r(':llhe1' gor II'" .;t 'adill' \I'<l1'l11l'1' fil1l1 by th rllCl of .Ltv il ic di"tilldh' hot. their :'1l111ITI 'r "('ill~ a: ],lIt' a,.: lhl'ir willt I: i,,,: ('olC!. :Uoi'dJ'cnl' docs 1j(1\ hing hI' h;th·r~.

Judl'l'd one ur the c.:hi ,j' charm. of tili~ l:ity is .it,.: plC'lItiflll supply of contra t. It 0 mixes the old and tIl' II II' , the 'imple

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alld tlte "lr<lag'!' llwt it It,t',.: iln HiI' hotlt hi~torical and c:osmopoli'i:an. J ~ yuu ('()~]ll' from all ElJl!li"h-"peakillg community, you have a [('('illig O[ (·()l\1JJll't.C ra"cinntiull \I·IJell you first (;ome to ~i[ontreal

am! hear Ihe g,lIJidl' o[ l'lJlgu(',.; ilrollllli yuu. As 01le naive visitor 1~.\:I)T·l'~":I'J. i t-·the kid" ta Ik Fl"i'lich.' But e\'en in your green stage lhl' rn"l·ilw[IOII 1ll'("Ollll''': IIU! llumised with -annoyance, so impos­,:ihl" is lltl' jargou or 1111; "trlcl't I'Hr ('oJl(ludor~, who nre sup­po.-ell to litlk l~l1gli~IJ alld J.'rcnvh hnt talk neither.

'l'hi,: IJi-liligllal ,:hllHlanl i,: maintained ill the shops as well. The drl'ls.-, a ppnrl'n i 1,1" hy j 11,.:1 iIltl, add re;:iS you in your own ]a.n­g"1l1lgl'. The (ruth IS tlll~r lw\'c learnt to be quick at catching a ,:tTHY \l'llnl Ill' your,.: aud Hlso at judging nationality hy a.ppearance. .:.\ II thl' pricl' lag- alld po,.tl'r,: :I('cumllloL!,lte both. But the aver­HI!I' 1'l,.;rilurnu1 allrl l'al"dpl'i'ol' i,: l10t ":0 general. The menus arc prillb'd in (1I1P language olll\", thoUI(l tIle waitresses usually know both. Of the 1\,1). l~nl!li,.h r('-tauraJlt,: arc the marc accessible in the main !'hoppill!! di',.tril"1. 'fhi,:; rl'[Jed~ the general truth that the Engli"h hlll~;ll!\' l,'t1H'r t.:laJ) FreJich takes precedence in bu~inc,,~. fn thL' hl1~inl'~"; ('eIJf rt' t1lP HlO"t. attrarti\"e uf the eatill~­pln,l'p" Jlllrray'~ S,luc!wil"1t Shop", 1I0ney Dews (ua:ucd for their ,:ppciali.\". ii'pc! ural1,~e jilin'. klH)\\"I1 a,:; Stoney Dew), aud Laura SCl:olld Shops (all 1\ hitl'. ill,.:illl' Hlll! out, and wit.h fresh candie::; dn ily) -HI' EJlp;Li~h. ThriT cJec·trie ,:ig-JlS 1.00-, not forgetting their "·hi,,k.y :lllrl ,~in H,ln'rl i~('nll'llt", ,11'(' Engli,:;h.

l{llt llC'arrr thl' \\',I!l'!"r1'l)n1. in thc O]llcr part, of t.he eity, F:'('llch is thl' dnmil111111 110(1'. 1),nm there t.he city grows historic,Jl ill rel'ling. FaciJlg n 1 Opl'll "t'J1wn·. which i.- Phl'C:c D'Armes, stand:; tIll' (h1lJ'C'h of Xotre TlI1111('. modf'Jlell Oll Xotre Dame Cathedral, ill P:lri~. This i~ au old,laull mark PI )lonll'eal, and no Jess a one j,: the Ch,l! ca II (le Banel.ay: fIJrllll'rly the residence of the governor, nO\l' a mu~enm. _\nothcr quainT an<l altogether fascinating sight i.- BOU":.Cl'Our" Jla rkcL ",hithl'r the farmers bring their vegetables and I'rnit, tllharro fmel \roill-. It r(ll1stirtllte~ not the least char:n o[ a ('harming ('it.\". 1I l'it~ that anyone who aspires to seein~ the ~ig-ht" of ~uJ"th Ameril'a. Cfllllllll. afford to miss.

-E. K.

..fILES

1r \ya~ the c\'C'uing- after the night before, a11C1 several club memher, meL at the gl'ill.

'11o\\' (lid you find ~'ul1l'~eH this morning?" asked a doctor of (\1'0 \I'ho had becn drinking hca\,jly the night before.

.. E:1SY enough," ODI' replicd "We just looked under the table ilnd therp \ye werc."

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;._-_._---_.~ .._-- -- -­'.CUA&IC'I';'

There are Three 1

The

The charge for bo $85.00 each for the seco $270.00. Payment of t advance.

The Residence proper oversight and ~

sexes in pursuit lit a out with hot watl'r, an and comfort of the yo

as

_~ j pdoled al lhe office

~LJ.O.h.D.'.,:.~.nd ~_

[) h hi,~torical and cosmopoliian. - --p king community, you have a

wllPJI yon fi rst come to Montreal r lIlld you. As one naive visitor

n .~. But. even in yonI' green stage llmn:ed with 'i:UlIloyance, so impos­

t ('HI' conductors, who are sup­·h but talk Deither.

• maintained ill the shops as well. let, addre8s you in your OWll lan­

Ie rut to be quick at catching a judcrillg' nationality by appearance.

- I' 'ull1llloclate hoth. But the aver­- no ~o gellPraJ. The menus are

ug') the \\'Hitresse~ usuallv Imow unlllt.. arc the more acces~ible in i, rt·flecb; the general truth that <in French takes precedence ill h 1ll0~t 11 tt.raeti\'e of the ea Ii ng­

11'· Iloll('~' lJew~ (Ilu:\led for their OWIl a~ Stonoy Dew), and Laura

e and out, aneI with fresh calldies ri ~i~llS too, not forgettillg their

Gnglish. the older part of the city

wn t.here the ci ty grows historic~I r. which i~ P'hrce D'Annes, stanch

!Let: on .\otre Dame Cathedral, rk of :\Iolltreal, and no less a one

erly the residence of the governor, and altogether fascinating sight

fa rmers bring their vegetables 'olIsritutes not the least chacll

an. 'onc who aspires to seeing. the afiurd to miss.

-E. K.

before, and several club

th i· morning r" asked a doctor ¥il,l' the Digh t before.

.." just looked under the table

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:".. ':': :.. -',: THE COT EGL 1'. ; \:

C lege Fees.

There art: Three 'j'erm~ in the ear.

The fees are from :;0.00 to . 14.00 per t I' \.

All Books are pro\'ided by pupil..

Piano, Singing, Theor', HarmoO\, ounleq,JOint, rug-ue and General Compo~itioll :

Frum '800 to $12.00, ac rdin,: t stage,

Prospectus containing fuJI parti ulars rna be obtained from the Principal.

The Resi ence.

The charge [or board is 100.00 for the first term. $85.00 each for the secoud aud til i rd t I'm • 01' a total f $270.00. Payment of term charges is r quired strictly in advance.

A discount of 5% is allowed in cases wher there are two or more from one family.

A few private and semi-private rooms are available, for which an extra charge is m de.

Pupils may enter at any lime but if possible Should do so at the beginning of the term,

The Residence affords good faciUtl s for the proper oversight and trainlng a young people 0 - both sexes in pursuit o[ a good education. It Is heated through, out with hot wat(~r, and is designed to secure the health and comfort of tlhl young people.

Attenthn Is given to the spiritual and moral, as well as mental. training and general deportment.

.:.... '.::: Print,eel at the office of l{OHINSON & COMP"1<", LIMITED. St. :•.....::::.' ,., : John e, NOd. : .".• : :

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.~omebudy tolcJ of II hunusome badlE'lor who hfld lilly fever so hi1.(l that he :meezcl-L e\ eroY tillie lie pussed a grass wi (low.

* '" * * .A larmer, wit.h a Slimmer bourdl')', \\'11'; driving," his horse to

(own. The hIJl':;e stopped :;0 J'1'l:qlll'llt!r ;j,; t{) lenu the hoarder to ilSk:

"What nil" your horse that he stops 1;0 often? Is he balk)'?" '-;\0." replied tIl<' fanner, "he',; all right. It's simply he's so

uarned uJraiJ sOJUelJod,) will say ·'\\'I14JH." a1\l1 he 1\'Il1l't hear it, tJHJ.L he "to]>:> to Ii"ten."

* * * ­H 11"11" a rer), y(~l'y, cold day ill the winter. A farmer urove

up to the (·Ol1litr.l "tore, ru"h("ll in, puUed off his heavy mittens ami went up to the old wlwtry stUVf', which was nearly Teu hoL ThclJ he h:ll'kpd <lwa.\ nl\ll "aid to the proprietor: "You're got your "tm'p "0 gol dam hoi llwt you can't get llear enough to get wilrm."

* * A pessimist i" 11 person who e--::pects nothing al1(l is ws­

appoiutcJ ii l,e uoc"n't get it.

SUPPORT YOUR ADVERTISERS

DON 'T just say biscuits--­

SAY B-H "PERFECT" . Biscuits

and66 VARIETIE? INSIST

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t- Q~ " ta.~ ~_J HAVING

THEM BROWNING HARVEY LTO. Biscuit Bakers Since 1860

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WM. HEA Board of Trade Buildin

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f--------------- ­ r tme bachelor who had hay fever so

h pa 'cd a gra~' wil ow. If a suit at ... *

! r boardl·r, was dri\'jug his ]101' e to I

.requelltJy a~ to leacl the boarder to UNDER'SI i

t he ~tops 0 often? Ii; he balk :" .• 11 .. all right. It':. imply h ·'s :0 i ~8Y "Whoa." an([ he won"t hear it, J

i !tla' ill thc Will Lor. A 111,rmCr (/ro\'c

;d ill, pulled of[ his hea\ , luittcn' \' -tIlI'C, which was noarly reu. hoL

id t the proprietor: "You'vc ~pt t you can't g-et lle1l [' enough to gct

'" * who cxpods llothing aulL j~ clis­

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OUR ADVERTISERS

say biscuils--­

-H "PERFECT" Biscuits

and

INSIST

ON HAVING THEM

• Biscuit Bal..ers Since 1860

w.ars longer and

the cheaper'?

WESTINGHOUSE TO IATIC ELECTRIC RANGE

is economical, saves time and

lahour and makes the best

foods better.

WM. HEA & co., LTD. Board of Trade uilding Distributors

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Ranges,

E,Jst corner Market HOIb

Whatever the "'e have

to get for you.

DR.

Corner of

Manufacturer of Kitchen Furnishing ­

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T. McMur

For the Sic·~ Cable Address: "Reywal" Telephone 6e- 1 BLACKWOOD & EMERSON

Barristel's, Solicitors and Notaries IJAS. P. BLACKWOOD, K.~. N, K.C.

TEMPLE BUILDING, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND.

PRINTERS

~ ,/-~ ~ DICKS & CO. LTD. ~ ~ BOOKSELLERS 00 AND u ~

STATIONERS-~ Established 1840

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BOOKBINDERS

POPE'S FURNITURE FACTORY

Wholesale and Retail Manufacturl:lfS of eyery descrivtion of

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

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Factory, Office and Showrooms

WALDEGUAVE, GEORGE AND WATER STREETS.

Est. 1860. 'Phones: 659 and 2187.

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hold Inventions..:Ir

Stoves, Enamelledwart>.

182-184 WAT

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o & EMERSON IIcltors and Notaries

L. EDWARD <MERS N, K.C.

ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. I ~~

TERS

FURNITURE

and Showrooms

PE'S FACTO Y

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E AND WATE STREETS.

'Phones: 659 and 2187.

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• Whatever the Doctor orders Illl· \ e have or will be glad to get for you.

T. McMurdo & Co., Ltd. Chemists and Druggists since 1823. ,

DR R. T. STICK DENTIST

Corner of delaide an ater Streets

PHONE 73-t

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J. CLOUSTON, LTD~

anufacturer of Sheet Metal Goods, Kitchen Furnish'ng Goods and House­hold Inventions. ,;I. $ .;t. $

Stoves, Ranges, Gothic Enamelledwart"..;t. ,J1. G::~:o~:s, N.F. j182-184 WATER STREET

1'::1 t corner Market use Hill Phone 497

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FIRST IN IDS CLASS SHOULD BE A BOY'S MAIN OBJE

A 'yell dressed boy has LhaL ex tra confidence and sel f re­

*1 peel that rges him Lo do well

ALL BOYS CANNOT BE LEADERS

BUT! THOSE o REACH THE

TOP­

'VEAR OUR QUALITY CLOTHE

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Clothing that appeals to well dressed Boys

-J~.NEW-~&·P.ARI~ ll·ASS(ljIATION·OF·:FASIIlOO.~0

Coupons "ayable beginning 1st coupon period.. .. $15. 2nd coupon period.. .. 30.

5th coupon period.. . ...

Morris Bulling P.O.B. 1371

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IBUTe IvVhile thanking

n tl merOll s custom

II and the public al1y-for past iavollr~

1 heg to say, I keep atI I

'350 WATER STREET

I CHOICE BEEF

I: FRESHL I! II

that If re­

0 well

AIN OBJEC

T BE LEADERS

REACH THE

. L TY CLOTHES

dres:ed boy ba onfi e ce and at rges him t

Tailored -- ­

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ressed Bnys

nn,t'n,.,~Hlona1l. guaranteed by The 0 tario Equitable L'r t insurance Company as principal and int re't.

Amount of Bond: -The amount available per I 0.00 year­~talment payment varies with the age of the hider t

e 0 !lurch se. The following illustrations indicate tile rauge n yaln .

Amount of Bond available per $100 instalment: Aj!,"e 15... .. .. .. .. $3,179 Age 35... .. .. .. .. $3,834 Ag 25... .. .. .. .. 3,062 Age 45... .. .. .. .. 2,414

Interest: The interest coupons are payable at the Head Office of the Company <Ilt \Vaterloo, Ontario, the amounts (at the holders option) being applied in ueces'llv reduc iOll of tbe instalment payments.

Coupons c>ayable beginning with the second Ifive year period: 1st coupon period.. .. 15.00 3rd coupen period.... $45.00 2nd coupon period.. .. 30.00 4th conpon Iperiod.. .. 60.00

5th coupon period.. .. .. " .. .. . . $75.00

THOS. SOPER Morris Bulling St. John' Queen Street P.O.B. 1371 'Phone 896

L~~~~~~ ERSSUPPORT YOU

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I;BUT HER I Thile thanking my i n III er lJ cllstomers-

IIa d th pnblic gener­

'I ally-foT pa t favour~ 1 b g 0 ay, I keep at

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1350 WATER STREET

I CHOICE BEEF, l\iIUTTO , L l\ffi and PO K

I: FRESHLY COR E~s~E AND FRE HI S USAGE_S_D_A_IL_Y_" _

I WILLIAM CAMPBEL

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MARTIN-ROYAL STORES HARDWARE CO. UD. "MURESCO"

For Churches, Schools, Public Buildings and Private Homes

This w~dl and ceiling decoraUon is in a class Lo jtsclf

MARTIN-ROYAL STORES HARD"VARE CO., -LIMlTED-

OLE AGENT P.O.B. 696 'Phones 591 and 1769

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INKS We feature two Pure Fruit Drinks

GOLDEN ORANGE and PINEAPPLE THRILL

These Drinks are manufactured from real Fruit and are absoJutely pare in every particular.

'Ve specialize also in Lemonarle, Dry Ginger Ale and Spark­ling So(\a Water; in fact, we llave an "Arctic" Drink for every taste and occasion.

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NEWFOUNDLAND BOTTLING CO., LTD. 'Phone 3147 435 Water Street West

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1 Fa 1 GY. TUN!CS-. ".:n" • r e, Rizes 24 to ::U. I GYM. HOSE-Dln<.:l~ Cas m re, to fit ag 7 to 1G,l LAZE - .olle e eolor~-a~.;ol'lecl sizes. . 1 TU N IC BLOUSES­ hite . 1'0 rlclotll, assorted. lzes.i J. E KNIT 8L OMER -. D.YV Blue, to fit ages .J to I

I JERSE K~ T BLOOMERS-Xavy Blue, fleece lined, to lit

~rs 6wt~~~ ~~~~OMERS-,·a.y Iue, to fit ages 4 to 1G years.

I BERET -All popular had s. 1 COLLEG HOSE Gre.' C' hmel'e. sizes 5 to 8 nehes. i ALLE SLIPPE ~-ll 'il' e an lade

RINKS

EAPPLE THRILL

Fruit Drinks

ES HA DWARE GO. UD. E CO'"

actured (rom real Fruit and are cular.

anad , Dry Ginger Ale and Spark, have an "Arctic" Drink for every

o ,Public Buildings and ate Homes

de ration is in a class its If

ORES HARDWARE CO., nTED-AGE TS

hones 591 and 1769 f--~--------_~ ~

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o TLING CO., LTD.

COLLE E T ES-O f ·bl colour.. ETON CAP -('o! ..".' coluUJ s. HOU E WCA 3-.\11 51 d • ~nd ::;lzes. FOOTS. LL 130 T~-r::oy~' and. len's. ELAS IC BELTS-Cullef;e OlOUl·S.

435 Water Street West

oes Colo :5 of Brown, Vhite and B!;)ck; .iz s for women,

i I;~S, c ildrcn, III n, bO'R and Youths. All sizes includ· ing InIr sizes. • ra< e of strong canvas and are veTy ser· viceable.

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"fWe e I• lize

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, and GIRLS'

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Gym. Tunics House Gym. Bloomers~ Sweaters Gym. Blouses

Roll-Top Hose Gym. TightsTies, Belts,

Gym. Hose Caps, Berets, Bicycles

Flannel Blazers Boxing Gloves Rubber Soled Punching Bags

Shoes Hockey Sticks Ballet Slippers Skates, Pucks.

'--~~.,~....... ~ ~ .... Robinson & Co., Ltd., Printers and Pu'jlil;hprB.