‘r ' ' l \ I’

U l--l F‘

l‘ Rich lCiirGiass‘

t in , 1' . <1 our special new .. 1 designs 1 ~ 1 _ Grows stciulily in tho on»

teein ot womonns l1 medl- clhe us woll as food ‘product -—But it must be pure and good— 4

. We sell fins imported the very best obtainable-You can buy it either bottled or

Q4

L ii. TAYLOR‘

jeweler and Engraver .

[an Store tor Waltham’ ‘ Watches "

in bulk. o 4444§§4§44044 OO-OQ-O-O /_.._ _-.~.—.— —— it. doesn't cost. much more to get tho best, but. you 1 iliust oonio hero wherntho iUPEllPHOSPlIATE , URIATE or POTASH <

AND BONE FERTILIZ- ER (Mixed)

we still liuvo u liuiili-il sup~ p

yin‘ the aliovu on hand, >

llii'll we are si-lllut: at low- z - ‘ . 9 ,

i pi-ii-i-s to clear out. Scull ajfulﬁllll‘ NOW Ii‘ you lll‘\\il E» , . n. HORNE a. co. 14a at. George si. I lQiOlB-Zilueluwf. § '

,1 of this ltllll‘llll'l.i'l' as our ‘wvxﬁ vovooaro QQ-OO-OOO4OOQ-O-O§OO

{great supply will iioi List

90O+§ OOOO §QQGOF a

‘l‘hi~: word moans n ivholo ioi to the nlanlwho uses tobacco, hit lll‘ is always assurcil oi’ coinﬁirl. \\ll(‘l] ho list-s llickefl: Twist, You lire not oxpr-riiuontinl: with tobacco when you bug Mickey's you lire i-mlliut: a hriinil with a ropulalloil built up‘ nugiiiai ipialilv and thousands llllll thousands of satisfied cos~

iriii iii-n boosters o_\'.-i'y\vhi-ri= for Ilia-Roy's. '"i‘ho tobacco with iiziv-ii" iill ii’?- own."

Hickey & Nicholson

will start in July and be in full swing‘ in August. Make your plans to build 0r enlarge your Fox Ranch now. Book your order for B. P. BRAND ENG- LISH FOX WIRE NETTING and thus be sill-e of delivery. Thousands of rolls will be wanted for this year’s building". Make sure of yours.

THE ROGERS HARDWARE COMPANY, LTD.

tiiiém.

N ._ . .

tLEAR AS A ille. light shed by our hiiiid- l nu liiiiiiw-tai lighting fixtur- l All tlio Klllfll of ilireci ill is avoided, but none oi lellliiuiiuiitiiin is lust, but See them- Ami

liter inure/used. P4 You'll like them.

It'll like ihviil morn iind itlr as you use ihom.

tine lilzlit ﬁxtures nl-o or lilll iroiii Tux.

Just A rrrived Carload of “Canada” Wire Wheel Carriages

u '\ I ‘ 9 With (AIShIOII Tires ln stink seals with drop hacks and fenders, and fﬂncy niito souls. tlnil oarly and mnke your selection while we have :1 largo assortment to choso from. Spec- lﬂlly close prices for cosh, or on easy torms to cult Cllillflmgrg, '-_ ‘A l. H 1*‘. lb,“ l- i

A. HORNE &_<:o."""' . .

‘$33, $42 up to $50 at Fitch's.

l. HIE iziéiliillt GUARDIAN

"CONSULT HOLMAWS CATAv 10$." ‘ 9045-6-22-11.

- ITKPAYS lo buy in this} province

LOTS OF NEW gingham dresses for the young missel just in at Putoifs. 3i.

REMEMBER auction sale of cat? tie lit Murshlileld, Thursday, 24th. . 9954-6-23-ll

A LOVELY SPOT FOR A summ- lel‘ resort “lVatoriut-re" resilience of- Aiirs. hiiaLi-aii for sale Friday.

9944-6-22-2l

SMART AUTO coats long and short style for up-to-date women ' 3i.|

BLOUSES and dresses in loveli- est voile», Georgetter, cranes, silks, etc.. for that afternoon affair ready for you at Palm's. 3i.

INDIAN SHOPPING BAaKiETo 81-00. Any color to chose from, Ai- iay k Co. .. . 2i

- oowr FORGET to come lot ice cream iind cake nt North Riv- er Hall, Wednesday, June 23rd.

POBITIVELY no advertisements accepted at this office for next day's issue nfter 6 p. m. unless paid for in advance.

THE SACRAMENT OF THE Lord's Supper will be dispensed in the People's Church, Charlotte- town, on Sabbath, June 27th; ser- vices at 10.30 a. m. and 7 p. m. Preparatory services on Thursday and Saturday at 8 o'clock p. nl. also service Monday evening tit 8 o'clock. ‘

‘BLUE DENIM at 65c. per y-ard makes better overalls and shirts than the ready made kind. 65 cents u ylird at Patton's. 3t

D0 NOT FORGET THE PUB- lic missionary meeting io be held in the Ilazelbrook Baptist Church WBHWVﬂl-‘IY evening at 8 o'clock An llliffftiﬁllllg program is beinp prepared. lf notifino will be held the following evening. Special col- lection will be tilkcn.

9959-622 2lpd

JOHNSON 6. JOHNSON. drug- Kists, open this nfiei-iioou. John- son d: Johnson will be the only drugstore open this afternoon.

998i.

SCHOONER wshrzn to carry coal to Newfoundland, St. Pierre. Prince Edward Island. and Bras

ctvn “—T_ d‘Or Lake ports, on opening of iii. E RIVER Among

ilili)’ llllriy of nurses who

tili- were

vlgation ‘shipping pier in a n-i- . .., , . . , . turally sliolturod harbour at Kci~ 251:4? :|1:l,,[,l,l,,,i“:l, ll|:,l_k,“l,(,l“,l,l ‘lllxlvil,’ ly'ii (Jove, entrance lo Brits d'()r ‘ U l’

and Mrs. (l. l). Aiclleaiiﬂs, (ilydr- River and aissllsieil liy Mrs. Smith, oi‘ 'l‘:intou, Mares, were. Sisters (Yaiiipllell, iioi-yes‘, McLean and Wright. Mr. Malcolm acconr ]'lllllll'(l llllllll in his autoiimliilo and n very pleasant timc wits en- joycll. IMlss Minnie Ininnn, of Hampton is visiting friends lit Clyde River.

Lakes. Writo stating tonnalzifzrlil

rates lo Anglo Coal Company,

Limited, Cnmpbelllon, C.‘ B. ‘ 77tl9~3-29'ME§ilil.

RESOLUTIONS PASSED- At the annual school meeting in Donnldston iSchool District the following resolutions were unnni~ mously approved, Whereas Sec. 43 of The Public School Act, 1920 Plnccst an intolerable burden on an already unfairly treated small glchool District. And whereas, ...?..i§l.?§i?“.f%li.$iiniiiiil“1212ilieu “t, M“ “is Tier-e

" ‘ '.l..

lmy to n’ Spcmlll mag“ lpllcllﬂr mithqolllxlsgcllilidImilllltillghllirI l to a teacher of tho Third (lass Irene was ‘mind l" "mrrinup m scouts iloslizneil as an induer-ilient,,,,,,,.,..,,. hm“, "0 w, f UL m tn country School Districts i0 on~ i. F f)“, (.0,.,,,,\::‘.l“, Ohm ,8 lliliiit- ’l‘hiril (‘lass teal-hers anil solr,.',.,;,',,,'l m. H". “N. llqnvllf’

‘ ‘ l ' lHPilllﬂllll, assisted lpy [hp R(\\I_ l-[_

JUNE WEDDING-Ono of the picturesque ivoddinrrs oi’ the son- ‘son ivas siilrmnlzell on Woiluesilay evening, June 2nd, i920, 1t the

1H1, We i-onsiili-r our children. C “vmvk n,‘ H_ W. ._,, __ i. , . PVllll in the snlnller country ‘.1. l. . y. ‘ ‘ l) 'l m“ " ' Hvliool Ilislricts ziro entitled to l ‘My ‘ho double ring service be.

till! llrilﬂl. ’l‘-hi~ f.'ll('—l.\'» i-iinp...

only the iniiuiniixilo relatives. and flfllllll assi-inbleil nu the bon/uttiful lawn, iii front oi‘ the (lWPllilli! at ti. o'clock p.ln. the nir being stirr-

llii- salne opportunities to receive ll fair education as the children of any other section of tho Province. 'l‘hereforc resolved: That we con-

‘Ilrfnllh‘ltuanlplllllglilllilge ed by the sweet strains of MUllllnli-t- an crlual compulsory suPnlenientllllhns' ‘Hllmlml march’ llmyoﬂ by

ltlrs. Ward Jelly sister of lllc bride, the liriilal plirlv liplii-ared, advanc- ing to an artistic arch on the ver- anda. 'l‘hi- liriili- lvziiiiiig upon illt‘ .iriii ol’ lll\l‘ father who gave lii-r away, looked charming in a gown of ivhite georizette and silver incr- ovor white iluehiss silk, with satin

on all Districts biz ‘or small, rich; or poor._ 2nd. The payment of ll smaller eoinpillsnry supplement to :i Third (‘lass teacher than to ‘I _i(‘l\('lll‘l‘ of the Second (ilass. Further Resolved: That the lluh- lit: School Act. 1020 should ho 2:332:15“1&5;‘Kglwgxflllliilqnﬁi. Plllllilll t.il"illllllillll~‘ and ‘wore the ' ' ~ ' ' l'l . t l -' l - DlHlllPniS on the School Districts“, gig?“ n, ,_ ,1 w‘ __ .. I. . ..

".l~ N“ ‘l1’ llldllllg l" 3l~ll°°l cnrnntions, roses and maiden hair lllglllm" lllllll ‘lllllll "Wllllge ‘ll’ ttrn the bride-squalid liliss Helen E ,l_lll‘l_"‘l'll _ ll; ‘lllfll ‘illllso "l" llllHYilll, sister oi‘ ihc groom looked QMHHOER N‘ Qslt "lllyﬂil B l“; winsonie iii u gown of lemon gour- ' ' l “ll ‘l ll‘ ‘l‘ll' 0 , ' over lilllllll silk with gold

lifdiirzilioii and to the prnss for W, .- <

. , . _ " :.: l l‘illil'l‘(l a bouquet oi £l£lgllll‘t"llllllll'_ ‘lllllwll Mcnllllllllli pink carnutions and terns, Mr. Al- ‘ C ‘liy’ iisoii llarris biotin-i‘ of the bride

ablv sunpiirieil the groom. The pro- oents were numerous and beauti- lul, ullli unloiig lll'.'lll being iuziily envelopes coiiiiiiiiinl; lll(‘rll_\’l*. ii il-iiiiniliiy of the esteem and popul- arity oi‘ the young couple. ‘file groom is one oi‘ our noble stills.‘ who ill 1915, SilCYlllCLlll his all, for

SUCCESSFUL ISLANDElR RE-Q TllRNlNcn-Thl‘ many friends oi Mr, A. K. hicNz-il. who recently "liveliest-d the old .-\_vlwaril es- tate a’ Soutlinort. will be pleased to hear that lit‘ hopes to take u-p his residence there for n tinic at

least in tho not too distant fir King: and ('Ulll1ll'_)' ivent uverseais lilre. Mr. Mr-Ncll has spent elev- ivltli the 103th, illltl ivns Qttllcllull on years ill the West, where he to the 113th Battalion Royal Call-

lins proved to be one of our suc- cessful Islanders. Ten years of this time was spent in Goran.

adiaii Highlanders. one of the hero's, of Viniy Ridge, Puchondulc, ilili 70, and iuauy other engage-

‘ "is cl .....lim¢tirii<..ilt

.,.______

iSashn, where he was very success» fill in wheat farming, in one~year at least, shipping seven thousand bushels oil wheat. grown on his own farm. Lust autumn he went to Kelllller, where he owns a ranch of over n thousand acres. in the town of Krlliku. he also lifts, with his partner, Mr. A. P. Illobertson, oi‘ Regina. opened up a real, estate office, Although spending ll lot of time in the siﬁOkllli-Z and looking after his ranch Mr. McNeil has sold about ilvo thousand acres of land, the present, season, including at least three farms he has sold to former friends from 1P.F..l., thoso three Iveini: Joseph Duffy, ivilfrld Dub iy and lizirry Stewart. all from noai- ‘Charlottetown, who all are snid to ho well pleased with the country in general and their farms in particular, as by present indi- cations the growing crop should realize nearly halt the purchase nriee oi‘ the farms. The ranch owned by Mr. McNeil is said by one nf the ranchers from Alberto in be an ideal "one. in fact one of the best. he has over visited. ills friend congratulate Mr. McNeil on tho purchase of this fine nwncrl? at Southport, so near his old home town, but cannot helievo that. he will long desert his beloved Weat-

Ank for Mlmunlﬁn nml tiikl- no other Send in your ontfv ii 0"" M" the Big Road Race... Bee Examiner.

Dr. E. C. liatris . Eye Speciaiiit

Ollllce, Royal Bank Building, Charlot-

tetown. .

Office Hours: 9430-1230, 2-5.

Phone 68-Y.

iui-iits of which ‘we have read, but iioi being present have but. u. mea- gre l(l£l£\'0l what it means to delu- onstrate the chorus we so often helped to sing, “\Ve'll ncvor let the old flag full." etc, Previous to the wtildtilig a shower ivus Riven the bride by Mi‘. and Mrs. (LL. Black. 0'Loai'y and luau-y beautiful gifts were showered upon her as Wvli as ii pleasant surprise. Tho happy young couple are iiow touring the l"'i)Vlll(‘l‘ by auto and oil their re- turn will reside ill (YLeﬂPy. Willi Ill iii-st wishes o1‘ till. tor a loin; and happy Willllltlilv life.

“Y0u’ll Like it”; * Your Favorite _ l

Beverage As Served At p . Our Fountain WI

it fastidious

lf you have taste wo ciin satisfy you. 'i‘llo delightful character of l our drinks iind the ideal man~ nor in which they lire serv- oil arn not matters of chuncc. ‘" Ilninstaking effort and tho interest which we have in our

Our beverages have all the patrons are responsible. goodness that we can crowd into them. You'll ho impres- sed, too. with the Sanitary Conditions which prevail nt uﬂl‘ fountain.

p TRY OUR FAVORITE BEVERAGE AS WE SERVE ‘ YOU.

Johnson ii: Johnson

THE QUALITY DRUG- STORE COR. KENT‘ PRINCE 8T8.

OOO-O-OOQO4

, .,,.. .. ..-,~....

terniediutell~=eilunlly merited. b! Eleanor O‘lt.eilly and Winifred Kelly, drawn hy Eleanor (Pltcilly.

llrize for nuclilework—-ll. & ll.

Your Guarantee

i. k r ll. ' ' t I l . no.3“...."'ii..-"‘X‘S1lfli?...lifllfﬁi Senior) vitally "woe-d by "~1- i-ini my eniFiynn and Dorothy McKennli,

y.

You will IN‘ s-iiw- oi’ uettlnl: tlii- best lilutl-ilill lillLl mun fuvturei- of Zlll‘\\'(il|| W'l*lll',rl\V\.‘lli.1'I'M, , i-ti tlii-y beilr this trullo mark.

drawn by llelcii Flynn.

Prize tor necdlt-worlwdllilt lV Benton-equally llieriied by Hul- eii Power, ititil Siiinoii, rose l'uli» lolly, Mary Iiicifloskcy, ' i >3. |\\'alsh, ilnrgurui Power, Alli-it- 'l'illllt'i'l.lll, llvlcll liornby‘ and Julia Gallant, drawn liy ilcleu llurub,‘ I Prize of Nuulit-u'l)rk~~ll. oft, ll. lﬂt8fll1€lllklt6)—t3(|\1lllly merited by lniary Jltlllllla‘, Alice tjusll, VlUtOflLl Farrah, Laura Haddud, Lucy Ar- Jielliltlli, Giiidys Hughes iind Mary lSmith, drawn by Mary Mclnnls.

E

i ‘Prize for needlework-till. & . IV luterniedintcl-Viillet Dono- ll L. llewsou 8i Son , ,l.exﬂll',l_lv_illls,ﬁnh_n . Commercial Department. “bah-tulle , Amherst. nluntrclil Diplomas for shorthand, book- Nnpplun o‘? \\/1‘|i|l llillltllnlz lleelnng’ and t,yll,alvrlllng*'cullllul’ i it). McIntyre, Winifred Lannan. Diplomas for shorthand and :_~—»__ si—~ n; ;..._..~~I -: typewrnlils~flvvlyu Mulally, Elliui ' iLaildrig-au, Florence (Jalughaii, (‘utlierlne Mclionillil. at! Diploiilas for iylll~\\'i'itiill;, l'ul- iuer lllLlillUll of husiiless writing [and houkkl-epiiig -- Chrisiiiiii ' llillllplHlll, iilizlilu-th Aiorrisoii. iJiploniil for i.ypi.-\vriiiiig— ltulli

llolliiild, Loni; Foil-y.

Gold iucilal for shorthand dou- atoll by iti-veri-iiil J. (T. Niiitluilzzlii, l). l), llwtifllllfl to lﬂllii-l Luiiiirilgilii.

llrizl- for .~‘lllll'llll|llil equally |lll'l'

Follnivlni: err inc oven/He. we livfl liy icevl-iyil Miilllily llllll l"ilil'- iials, ili]I|i_)lllllS and >ipi-l-i:il prizes pm.“ (qﬂingimnl drawn by Evﬂy" presented to the pupils iii Notrl- ,\,|l|ll;l|ly_

""1"" Alfllllldllyi‘ ' l _(iiilll iiil-lllii for llli()l('l\'<'i'])lIll_', ilo

(frowns -l'or Assiduliy awarded mind h), |{,.v,.,-,.n,| iel-llnplﬁ 31,-, l" Pull"! ‘Vllll 111W" "Ill ltW" ill!‘ Quaiil, ziwai-ili-il lo Wliiiiiireii Lau- sl-ul. ilurinl; entire yi‘1|l‘—'.l’illl'l(‘.iil m,“

lllllllliillllll» GNWVWV" willﬁll» llrizl- for liliﬂltkvtlliillg, (Toriii-lin

Academy

\

..| ‘ F‘ i ‘ 1"‘.

,/t -. .

l ident of the Stine t

valltzigos oifcrcd by

Montana Oil Field Provcn

Montana litl l"ll'l-'l l'i‘lv\'i‘ll Priiiiiiiiili; wills l\lllViill;l us liil4li iii l? p- r. Illlll, _: iiii, 1hr.‘ w: ll.~: l'lI|'ll'\.', lll 1w i,\' tiny. villi" iiiildiiip Illl'|l.l.‘i ;; iii \llllll' - vi l_‘>'<

you i-very hour, you lllll: now-at \|ll\'~' ii you an ii- |Illl'll<‘l[>i|lt' Ill tlii- llil'lllll":l \li:li liii~ llll\\' i't'lll\£ lll'l(|\' ztiiil int-ii lll-llll‘ iii Ai-iiitiiiit" nil livllir.

FER-MUS-BUI) (

ltUl \!ll

.i:i\'i Ill r.‘

\\ll\'l"\ \Hll

'l‘i: l*'|'|'-\l\i~ "llll (Iil l l|., .'

I ii|~ll-, ‘JIlI :<- i'll'.

;.l---l< vii ll l—.\i.l‘ l-llii till w... ,. |-.»|._v pn

iii Il.|||li\iii~-|i1ll .\':i|ili

l"i-Hl'.l

c _ ONTANA on. Is Making Fortunes for People in all Parts of the Country

It is not necessary that you be a res- ,

iiil-liip.

o siccurc the ad- I

this Company. , Our Holdings i ~ uni-e liulillllgl! in Fer-

All" .\|ii.~i lrlliﬂll and llolcbud i-iiimties. in thi- best known ’lll|l tilri- \lll‘lllllrl cnmﬂlil" llrl iill‘ i. . l_\' drililnl: in ii-niiy :iii tlii-sl- structures. 'l‘i\i. vi.- |iimliiviiir£ fields. hiv-

\\ ri! illﬁiilﬂlll. in improves

w \l.iiii» iii‘ nrlll- holdings.

i-‘i ~'L 1| -rini; to the public ' Illilllh at the

piilvi- of Ten

<-'. "llll _ Nvllln pi-i- riliiiYv, _

ii \4ill t'll|l \\'lll with a grin ..l i.-,ii- \\'llll|il|l ll. Hqllllwk, ’ .-,rlll‘ lil Alli lllt‘ urouiill flour E \‘.i\ll iis.

)IL (‘OMPANY I

l’, \H).\'l' \\.\

'. .\ \‘-‘.i ill!‘ i. ‘, i‘.

. liizo

.\ll iiluiia. .;ll2lli.\ oi illl‘ (‘iipitill ill iii i-- Ill.‘ pi-r slim-e, iind I

liolliirs

Mary ‘flﬁlilliuk, (fora Shea, Rose M,._|n,v,-,._

Colllllllllh Mllllelyll Clllllllll- llPlOll. .lli'oiizl~ iiieiilil for ‘Fypowrltiiig PQWl-‘T- Gtlﬂrgle ‘Flllml- Allele Cllm" ilonall-d by Joseph 1’. lli-l-gali l‘iili “mll- Malian“ Pllwl") Help“ lisliing (Vi. awarded l0 Christina Hornby, Gladys Walsh, Mary Mair (l,,,,,,,|,,,_l|v '

digan, Mary Smith, Evelyn 90"‘ Prize for lilnlzlisli. lliith Gllllillli.

iiolly, Mnry Conway, Blanche p M, 1- _ ,H~ , l; .1. M l. Coilway, Olive Johnston, Dorothy In“; l m w‘ ml" ‘wlll u O'lll"ll'll- llvllllllllce Clllllwpll‘ for lpfflllﬁllAllllill (lallliiit.

_ Prize Blanche McDonald Eileen Lant- A ,,,,.Hf1,.,m, m.

well, Jenn McDonald, Lily Ilruniy.

i superior ull-ril is

_ H riled by thr- Orilor ot‘ (lri-ltlt Ellmlll llllP-lw-‘l- lllllly llllwlll All" Art = for superior‘ slioi-tliaiiil lllllllllll- Mllrlllll“ llllllllllllll‘ l writing to the fllllllvtlllll! yoiiiis’.

(‘llllllpllwll ‘ll lllllllll lllnlllllll l:itii<-s——<.\l:ir_v Lanihe. Wiiliiii'r<-il

for regular allenilanco, correct ill» lﬂ,u,,,unl (mrnpliu ylphnvrn‘ ml“, lilll-lllloiti. and faithful study durs, Landrmﬂn_ (.‘,,,h,,rim, Mvntnmhl. llll? llll‘ llllllllol ylllllll, ll-lllllllllllll lll‘ linil Louise Foley. ’l‘liose vortifi Mary Iliullp“ Pﬂlllklm’ Jlllllillllllllll: rules will he ilolivorod nn their

Aiorrisstiy, (‘lira Shell, Mary (‘ou- iiiclt, Dorothy Kilfoy, lvliliriolu (‘ill-I laizhan Alice iShen, lleen owr-r, ‘l. An _ . ~ ‘ ‘ __w,

Madelyn (‘lai'kin, lielcn Gleoson, lplflrihnﬂrallglyflllllq lllllnllng Inn‘ ‘lll‘ll° (‘flllllllolh Mllly Mcclnsklly‘ Prize for Elementary Stililies in

a ll I . - < v l l (iv

Smith, Tenn Shanta, llelen Mc- n" _ . , w, llmlallli lllllll?“ ll“ll“lill_ll“' All“ itwlIllnlglilhllll-ljl‘.r\lll\llllil(i‘tllll(‘Sell (ash, Iliary‘ Conway, Illaiiclre (‘Gli- itn_)__l“nr_v .].m_‘_gn "mm

“lily Glllllyj“ llllgllnll; “all llrizi- for inilslr-—(First Senior) Wade. Vivian Ait-(iiiinliil ‘Afitﬂlhf-l _J,,.,,,m, Caro“

Ml"\llll"lll' ‘Mlllllllll llllllnflndllli, ‘l4! Prize for musir-—lSeronil Senior) ilflllrllq-“lfllfnilfrlllg; l-llelon Xil-Milllin.

Art Department.

l“ ,l‘~‘ " s" —- F"; 4"- Mﬂﬁovc‘ ‘we ha"; """,=:;‘"}' willful...l-‘IL£TIIln‘£i...“ “ 51.11,‘, tiltiellin‘ Dorothy O lliien, jill- Iahmnm Mmphy. i-nleo (aniwr-ll, l-Ieli-n Blllllli’ prim“, rm, nll,sir,_(s,,(,ond hr Blilriltllljinll/yllalﬁlflll~lyl_nﬁl_ienc_v_ m ternirwlizitol~Mary Sinilli, Alive llnllnw Mmhml 9i llllillwlf, “llkhllllllilize; for niuslc-(Tlilril inter- ‘yfffwmllzljfrklig- ‘all; splrlllyllzr'_ mi-diate)—Yvoiiill~ Murphy, .\iary

llelvn (iioi-son, Jillia Gallant. dlglliiln‘

es for niuslo-lldirsl Junior)

.i man to us the other day.. .'

younger.

“l didn't think my feet had a laugh left iii them," 5Ilid

ing had nnggcd my feet until l was: miserable. The shoes you sold mc fitted me. perfectly a-ql comfortably and my

wifc says that their style ﬂlik-‘S my fcct. took tori year's

‘The. nitonsi had been wcnr-

iinprovointpit (‘eriilll-iitos in W _,' , , , _ , ,_ Painter Aiolhod awarded to: Mun. l: lynmlill"llllllll,,'gil,lj Jim. gun-t Woods, Allele ('i\iu<~ron, my] Hm“ vmjistnplnw N?” Mllclllskoy “ml May Mm- Prize for iuusic—-t'l‘hird Junior) l‘ ll“ -—»M:iI'y ltlcllonalil. Senior Department. ~ GOLD IMEDAL for (‘hrisiiaii '0- Turkey Must Slon

Doctrine presented liy ‘llis Loril- ship, Bishop O‘Lcary, awarded to lleleii Flynn. I ‘BRONZE MEDAL for Exccb, lance presented by llis Excellcm‘ cy, the Governor-General of (Yun- llllll, awarded to Mary Doyle. GOLD lllllEDAl’ for mull“ l"? COlliPP-"IIPO (‘OFl"'.~'l"‘!iI seated by Reverend Maurice Mc- “m, m‘, "Fmfpruh, Donald, awarded to Mury Doyle. rim,“ ﬁr, T" GOLD MEDAL for English pre- 1W Jun“ 3,; n h sentcd liy His Worship, Mayor m" "Hmmjx, MM Riley, ziwardeil lo Ilclcu Flynn. s,,i,,,i,mhh,'u,l,l H, GOLD MEDAL for Arithmetic W, l“. ..,-

Treaty by June 26

t (Special to Th1- GuardinnJ l.(l.\"l)O.\', Juno 22*~.-\ llfllllOKlH‘ l '\l‘l'~

a lviit llllll Mu"- prt-seutcd liy Mr. D.O')l. llcddln, _,.|h,,"l_.m,],‘ will; uppr,,\.,,ll_ awarded to lliitriclli Callaghan.

ooiln MEDAL for Gcni-lflllllly _,______,__ presl-nleil liy Mr. Jos. Aictlarcy. ' awnrdoll to lli‘lt‘ll l“|,\'lil\. |

GOLD MEDAL for lQXKTPllFIICP in Deporliiieilt presented by Mr. ll. l-‘. Ailidiliirun, equally inerili-il by iviary Doyle, llillllll Flynn, ll'('llI‘ Kelley, and Mary (Yonnitalc, ilrliivn by .\iary Doyle. f lllltlZE l\‘()lt '.\il\'l‘illdMl\'i‘l(‘S nierlied by Itiary Doyle and Gene- vieve Walsh, tlTAWIl liy Genevieve “ﬁnish.

PRIZE for Frcnch llufllflltlil to Mary Doyle.

PihlZE for Iliizhest Average in second Senior awarded to Cora SllPﬂ.

Tho iollotving young ladies liav- ing successfully passed the PXnlIl- inaliiin in nu ‘snail-ctr of the Ninth (trade have been awarded Certificates by the lli-parliuent oi

Could iioi Sleep

Mr. Earnest Clark, ilolii-e (ilili-vi,

Mlsxllﬁlllllnl: zizis icinr S1,, Kingston, uni.. pldi-y (‘nnninlg ‘Stephanie Jenkins, ‘Vfllf-‘i- ‘ I ‘ H“ _] Dorothy Kllfoy. l" ‘l'"“ “ll “"“ PmZES rm. phrislin“ pnplrlnr- from ui-rvuiisni and slurp "41." S‘\ninr‘__..p}q“n"" “Hnrltpﬂ lllllrlﬂtlSll. I llllllliVl‘ my (‘Ollilh h‘, mm, (Wmmﬂha "Mm, rl“\\r(\r_ ilnu ~was liroiiirht. about liy ‘H.110 m‘, (wilrignnn nncn~|nn__ overivorii. l hail freiliil-n: (i. lnteriueiliate)—~livelyn Conni» lie-i lain-s. nnllfitlgln PM“! ""13 U," iwiil-liiiii: of the. nerves .'_ini. Prize for Christian DﬂtiiflilfF-‘lllllsules. l had lniliizesiioii. (ill 1mm-medinte)—i~‘lorence (‘nnt- was shut of breath and i-iisily well. tired. l coinmoncell il lri-ai- pm, for hlglmgg nvofﬂgn (ill lnent of Dr. Chase's Nerve isleninrl-Jlclen Power. Food, and seven boxes of tliir: Prlzo for highest avemge—-_mcilicinl- cured mo. of all my (lv Senlor)-—-Ml\ry Hogan. Ryllllllﬁllli. l nni now for-lint: P1139 {or highest averligl~—- one hundred per cont, hetilei (I lutermedintr-l- tllMary Smithithiin i ivas. and’ have to thank‘ (2) Tolia Shnma. Dr. Chase's Norvc Food for‘ Prim mi- highost average-til. the good health l-am now en-

lntei-mediiiiei-(l) Mnrizuret Mc- dorms." Mlilan, (2) "Marlon McDonald. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50 penis

(ill. Seniorl-Mailr-iyn Clllrkln- lPrize for iiiiziiesi nizsreiwtﬂ *-

(iv. Seuiori——l<‘.ilnii McCnroy. _ Prize for applleation-Willi. ln~

terliiedifliel~Wlliilri~il Kelly. Print} [or ileporluieiit-lllI, In-

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prim. gm- highest nveriilze ——(lll. n box, 6 for $2.75, nil dealers, m- intr-rniediatel—Tiorothy O'Brien. Edmanson, llaies k (‘o., l.t..

Prize mi- iiiirilest nvernsl- ——(lV. Toronto. i lnlernlcdlnlol-dﬁlleen Cantwell.

Prize for highest ailzreizntc- ..,_-_ligi,,

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lLet us show you

A ‘wonderful new cream nep- arator we llave just received from "the v/orlclls greatest separator factory."

We want to show you this because it: is a marvel in the new proﬁt: it insures you. And yet, it: is more simple and sanitary and easier turned and washed than ever. ,

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CREAM ssPAnAToR

Gets all the cream even when you turn slowly.

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‘ Every other separator loses cream when turned below speed. The women can tzirn it 35 rcvoltitioils, the man can turn it l5

revolutions and cvcry time the milk will be skimmed clean Ind i the crennx will bu oi even l'icl\ncn.~;.

Come in und lbfllil: the wmm l. folks and lcl un show you how ll’.

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