i I y ‘ lluw the Money Ientl T . IOAD~PIINCI comm y —-- _ (Continued) , THE HISTORY OF THE LOVELY EMERALD DEDICAT- v’ .’ m an“ 21413,? ED TO THE ANCIENTS TO THE GODDESS VENUS, ‘,1, iﬁoore: 97.125550‘ IS SURIEgUNDED BY MANY MYTHS AND SUPER- " oor . ares . , i, Moors, don 11.00. STITIQ l. Moore, Allan 2.50 ii MOOneYMI-Ienry e so ' Th, vglygty grass-green snsinid Menu-ins, Hesse! . .54. i? Mom-thin’, Fred $271 w“ gamed by the ancients to Modrison, Charleejrﬂ. . Mcmthm‘. Horace $2l 06. the Goddess Venus and during the of the zeme for racelets or ca: i‘ 155mm. ghilip $4 75, many centuries since létesbealwgﬁ ilnnss. Elbe stonegdoweeramlgririlg n W’. - 9WD ' not“ s: '° B 0 S 'l‘ 0 N +"=1l~»‘i"”'"°'“° m‘ F1 s...“ .'=~*~*-..."..‘“’..l'- "urns. "t": O in‘, Qmﬂl - n ' | i z McArthur, James so 75. oufl°gﬁ§§id°w§igosbhﬁimiegi $3. Transvaal have tihe heavenly’ color MoArbhur, Gordon e4 on. win wore many emeralds herself and Deculinr to those rroin colmnble. 5°31?“ tamed? 313%?“ ""° “l” “m” °“"‘“'°“.,..o.““‘. 0P6.‘ mmﬁi“ " 793131333331 c ur, w . , . - es . i.““'no.“‘“'-£§’.lllé“.l“. "ile- I A S 'l‘ IR N i‘-°<l~‘=’-°‘"°“ stir. or...“ "i ur, . . ' t, s q y ' ., moWilllam-s. Alfred 1.0. . NHnZQnQZ‘ fihy gig 113313?» less stones are almost entirely un- lvoKlnnon, Banctunus 326.78. QTIIMSIII, the lhnprms Josephine were rare known. Us the better colors 7i Ncmnmn’ “m” '5 ' emeralds and pearls. Still later we l" 10H Deﬂwt- It ll I him! B10114. .‘.. “ml °“' "wk ‘lihw- i n. I allli- e Wednelda I n2 a find that the lame collection or Wt cirriouely enoiuh has no tough- """"’°n 39M" 1-35- A\LK(u\"T)-Ir0l|.I Reed's rein: Wharf m“ owned by Catherine the M05111‘!!! 918111’ 3°11“ """"‘. holancl $ 1.85. _ Saint Jdlin: Due aonon s Ax. (D.8.T.) u; 01 Russia. and sold by the unusual care in wearing and hand- M nnan, Edward $35 58. n": tiny‘. One-way lure lrorn Saint last wanna m 1905 w“ luggly lindmust be given the emerald.

MoLerinan, win L. $2.00. MeLeoi Ds e131

-. 4 00. ' M01000 ROd 7. Dentists recomm nd It- e k 1,0,’ ' teeth strong andewhite, Jivlﬂhnffni and.’ jidedjt:rx-rlidthxil.gg?jol

needed exercise. Cleanses by removin

food particlesremainlng between tee:

after eating . . . Aids digestion too.

A simple aid to health! Enjoy Wrigley‘: wuliione do!

Moseod, Wallace $10.00. Mddeod, Murdock $20.50, ...eod. Wesley $13.50, McLaren. Robert $3.80 Paush. Leixh $2.25. Peugh, Arnold $10.75. Psugh, George $5.75.

'_*;6?..T1é "iitsifliliiilialaiiziirﬁﬁi 2. Charles Ballein.

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Honor roll for April. Grade IIlJi'.)—l. Stuart Jenkins. Ralllﬁilﬁ J°hll $19 25 Grade IX-I. Margaret Ballem. 2. Alex lvilacNeill. it was! Grade vm-i. Earle Jardine. Grade 1 (Sm-l. ltanley Mno- 9'11"“- Wllllwl A‘ 1J5- Grade V-l. Johnena Myers, I. Neill, a. Willie . Willem $2.2. Iltte. Jenkins, 3. Alma MacNeill and Grade (JrJ-i. Audrey ‘Irowsdale - - - Ora Ballem ( ual). z. Robert! ‘Irowsdale, a Jean Mao’ wlulll-lllﬂ lll°ld 3211-75- oi-dde IV-l. m; Jenkins. 2 Neil. “Qlllllmlll- "elm ~19“ Catherine MlcNeuLILMarixrnM-ym Teacher - Francis Reeves.

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' o Aiseneult. Jose h T. $7.50.

v ,,- Arsenault, Phi bert $8.0.

Arsenault, Augustine $4.00. Arseneult, Arade J. $3.50. Arsenault, F'redrick $9.00. Arsensult. Frank F. $4 50.

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Gallant, Joseph C. $11.50. Gallant, Joseph N. $6.00. Gallant, Urban $10.00.

Ilal Many Boil: = 0n llis leek and Body

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Mn. Anna A. Funnies, Falkeu- burg, Ont., writesz-"Several years ago! suffered greatly from numerous IXJiIl on my nsck and body, and had three blind ones on my knee.

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Gallant, Emmanuel M. $8.50. Gal ant, Joseph J. $14.00. Gallani. John Peter $3.00. Gallant, Leo $4.00.

Gallant. Amsnd $8.00. Gallant. Mutt C. $8.00. Grﬂzml, Aubiii J. $9.20. Gllliilill, Urban P- $4.00. Gziudcl. Mark $1.00.

Stanley

Jerome $3.00.

Luke, James $11.25.

IVﬁNally, Wilfred $6.00. Mclially, William $15.00. Mc-Nally, Michael $4.00, MoNally, "Arthur $5.0

Poirier, Joseph $3.00.

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Section N0. 21

Theodore $10.10. Albert $6

Arsenault, Arsenault, Arsmiaiilt, Arsonault. Arsehnult, Arseiinult, Arsenault, Aisenault, Leo D. $1 40. Arsensult, John $0.50. Arsenoult, Frank $0. 0. Arsenault, Theophile $1.00. Arsensuli, Emanuel J. $0.65. Arsenault, Frederick $1.7 Arsenault, Fldele Barrisnlt, Anthon $5.08, Bsrrlault, Fred 3.60. Barriault. Josey $2.25, Blaquiere, Leo $0.50.

Downing, Peter $2.10.

Gallant, Bruno E. $2.31. Gallant. John W. $4.29, Gallant. Felix $1.94.

Richard, Amend $14.57, Richard, Dolor smzs,

Richard. Tilmon $1.88,

Richard. Glorice £017,

Richard. Joseph . $3.50. Richard, Peter L. $0.50, Richard. John L, $1.38,

Wedge, Philip $0.45.

Total — — — — —- -— —$1l0.04

Section No. 28

Arsenault. Daniel $7.02. Arsenault, Andre M. $7.47. Arsenault, Jerrhie $1.35. Arsenanlt, Guillaume $8.37. Arsenault, Donat M. $11.28. Arsenault, Emile $5.75. Arsenault, Albin $9.25. Ai-scnault. Emanuel J. $1.10. Arsensuit, Raymond $1.25, Arsonault, Bruno $1.00 Arsenault, John F . Arsenault, Arsene $1.37.

made up of emeralds.

The emerald is the nsrisl stone oi May and many lovely myths surround it. It. is called the em- blem of Faith and H096 N!!! W" once considered a charm for eni- lepey. Caesar was a collector of emeralds due to the fact that he believed this superstition, plus the fact. that the Romans held this stone in high value as a cure for "‘ eases of the eye.

Pope John affirmed that a dis- eased eye treated with an emerald became sound again-

“Blirided like serpents wihen they

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emeralds Blaze." Upon the Virgo: Moore. ‘tradition has it that the serpent becomes blind Li he fixes his 0W 011 the emerald.

Symbol 0f Life

The gem le the symbol o! life, wrloulture and abundant nature. In ancient times it was sacred to Spring. This stone was well known among the ancients. Y ill Egypt and Ethiopia where the chief emerald mines were. This was mentioned long before the time of Solcsnon.

It is recor ed that the Ewptians employed many women in the emerald mines on account of their keennessot vision. and it is highly bmbelble that Israelitlsh women were selected for this work with cwtlves o! other nations.

The emermldhalwestonsand was closely identiﬁed with Venus and is regarded as particularly

inqing

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bmTgf $3225.10” cm “mam- Amo e Hindu philosophers

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the emerald we: very important. In the ﬁrst heaven od’ the Moslems the tents oi’ the faithful are repre- studded with emeralds, Jecintihs.

Earliest Christian periods show ﬂneemeraldsmomeaslaraeesa quarter oi’ an inch square) on which is a fish. In the middle 980s. for special 1 purposes, emeralds were suspended Just

urface

t. Th o1 believed that ﬁhti-aigseccurcdﬁiivﬂllllilqee. and other bodil pains.

InyBrazll, medical students ~on becoming Doctors oi Medicine wore on their ﬂnBers 111188 01 01119-131415 as an indication that they had re- ceived their diplomas.

The handsomest ememlds come from South America, where four hundred years 0B0 the lllﬁlds

h truism that Ireland and the emerald come under the Taurus and the right of Henry II as

iewnnmieiibvnownelbiui

Richard. Gildes $8.00. Ryder, Nelson $2.40. Thompson. AIffBd $4.82. Whalen, Leo 80-25.

Total — — —- — —- Section No. E

Arsenault. ‘hil-bert $5.84.

Arsenault, John L $18.18.

Arsenault, Fidele 2.88. Amenault, ubln G.

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MT. CARMEL WOMEN‘! INSTITUTE

The monthly meeting of the Wo- men's Institute was held at ohe home of ivirs. Joseph A. Richard. The opening pro. er was recited by Mrs. Richard an this was followed

by roll call. Twenty-six mermbers ans- ‘Algiﬁgﬁi; mpg: wered roll call by "Where I would like Amenault. Amide $4_9Q_ t0 travel. ' Minutes Of last meeting

Arsenault, Azade $4. 00 .

found the people m the {nounmns toiwhlnﬂ’ the s v oif water in a oi Peru wearinJ_§__ gﬁgﬁ§oy aﬂgﬂfgmfmlg “l; l s e the bowl.

pug-lg, intiigeilggdiﬂ. John of twin-y states tat PP?“ when,” M‘, ' Pope Adrian VH1 o0 the PliI-IFey'Allgus1-ll.'$0.'50. “hi?” “ﬂdafm m‘ “h”! Richard. John $7.59.. °“ m" “mm ‘ftmmﬂl:

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were read and approved. New com- mittees were appointed as ' ‘ ' School -- Mrs. John J. Richard and Mrs. Magloire Gallant; Sick —

. Phillip Poirler and Mrs. Jo- seph N. Gallant. It was decided to hold a whist purty at therhall. Six members volunteered ‘to scrub one school for this month. It was d»- cided to send for some papers to make the meetiniz more interesting. Mrs. Stanley Richard invited the members for the next meeting. R011

Arsenault. Frank $4.00. Arsenauit. Elie $9.52. Baglole, James $8.00. _ Baglole, James O. $15 00.

Blaoquiere. Elie $6.00. Oormier, Glovice $1.68- Cassie, Delore $11.00.

Cassie, Bylvere $14.00.

Arsenault. Lucien $3.78. Arsennult, Alyrs $0.00. Arsenault, Emanuel $0.14. Arsenault, Philip V. $1.80. Arsenault. Tilmon A. $12.78- Arsenault, Emanuel P. $0.15. Arsensult, Jerome $12.00, Arsensult, Pierre $8.00. Arsenault, Albenie V. $2.00. Arsenault, Albert $5.00, Arscnault. Abel $1.68 Aiicoin, Andre G. . 7. Aucoin, Emanuel $2.80, Aucoin, Arthur $0.30. Aucoln, Edward $10.89. Aiicoln. Joseph J. $4.00. 4 Aucoin, Benoit $3 50. Aucoln, Eddie $1.80. Aucoln. Joseph $1.68. Allen, Gordon $2.97, Allen. Charles $1.37, Clark, Earl $5.22. $3.50. Gallant, Daniel $0.08. Gallant. Jeremiah $2.20. Gallant, Andrew J. $2.00. Gallant, Alfred B. $2.40. Gaﬁanl. Maglolre $4.98. Gallant, Joan Pierre $4.55, Giflnnt, Benjamin S. $5.0.

. $16. Gallant, Alfred $1.37. Gallant, s lvere $11.72. Gallnnt, Perce Marc $0.72. Galsni. Oliver $3.57 Gallant, Clarence $4.08, Gallant. Lucolii $0.90. Gaudct, Glories $1.51. Gaiidct, Edmond $6.53. Gaildol.

Roy

Polrier, Phiip $.83. Polrier, Mathiirin $0.75. Poirler, Benoit $3.70. Poiricr, Albin $2.03. Polrier. Frank $0.25. Polrier, John M. $7.55.

Gaudet, nerd .00, call. "Mist we can make with flour Gallant. Anicet $5 . bags." A vote of thanks was ten- Gallant, Isadore $15.84. dered Mrs. Richard for her hospi- Gallant. $3.75. tality. Proceeds»! the evening, $1.00. Gallant, Bernard $19.04 Meeting adjourned at half pest Gallant, Frederick B. $156 nine. Gs..lant, Phil N. $7.20. ——-—----——-— Gs. t. Phil B. $3.00. WISTMORIW WOMEN'S GaJent. Anthony B. $3.00, INS UTE Galant, Honore $3.00. -—-- Gallant. Francis $11.70. The Wastmoreland Women's In- Gillis, Ra $27.50. stitute met at the home of Grace Gomm, V etoi- $8.00. Moore for their May ineetin . There Gomm, James .00 were twelve members three Hashie, Edward $2.0). visitors present. Hashie, ustin .00. Meetin opened with Institute Maddix, new .00. Oarol i'o lowed b" Club Women's Maddix, llliam $28 20 . Minu of last meeting reed dd , .00. and adopted. A let r from the Mﬂddlx. Joseph $12.28, President od the Cross was Maddix, Cyrus $10.08. read and discussed. Committees Maddlx, Alyre $7.52. gave their reports. h

Bo ool corn reported having visited the school and that a new lock was needed. It was moved that M11. Bert ‘rmws-

MoDcugall, Ru ert $9.00. McDougsll, Art ur $4.00.

Pnirler, Edward $2 58. i"~"“ " i!

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At Lou Angelou uio nunoi moi-nor- office bee-n an invuﬂlv tion of the stud poker guns h which Berry '1'. Clifton drown also" at right, member of a wealthy nqllsh family, lost $150,000 i P" hand playing with Lew Brien, brother ol Fanny Brie». Ind 41ml

ﬁgggggj {ﬁning} 2},” “W” Zzégégntg‘; ‘ﬁjéduwgl kmpdnm onion Clifton GIIIIII he mi threllli a trick.

6 , sm . . O0-— . C —M7'5~ _i___._~~-~i McNeill, Ambggse ems. Haber Can ield, Mrs, Helaer Mao- si-Eitimﬁwohihwfiiini to continue the Blrthda B01 l" Perry, Daniel 31.00. Vittle. mines -im. nod Wilson. lﬂﬁulﬁf year Mrs. We W“ Ramsay, Bruce $3.76. Mrs. Robert Mayhew, Mrs. - Th. my mee oi the sterile; m; “i, Geneva M“!!!

Trowedele. Pmmm- Mrﬂ- "i"! w.1. wt; held at e home or we. were appointed delegates w l" ‘Mel — — - ~ ~ -—I471~7B Wlleon- Ari-M Mlfaﬂlﬂlailg-Mm- n Macheod with an attendance M“ "non. l um “ii-iii $5313?’ 13"» new -= w? 35.30%?“ "5-"‘”“Ja'£'d 05.3"“... we no.2.‘ ihlhiiﬁ“ m ‘h SMCIOII N0. 30 b01210 M MP5. ROY Crrwman. P10“ Bully/um ode fonawed by “w (“gem and“ m Your 13¢" by M13. U751’ Arm n J h w u will Wt beapllistwgzi mvovlfé ‘{3},’ The minutes oi the previous meet- M ; a Dog eon est by g Bil , 0 fl . X01111 I 5h . ,w one-wise... .. will": m" ll“- "'" m‘ ‘l’ seniors“ °",,,y~2,::: 110C. l0 l-Y 0. - - 11110 I G "' 4 I " 11 glsqugeewgllge 03,-5- ggl qg-glﬂkwg-Mmg '31,?“ W?“ °'§.“.‘w“&?n..‘£ﬁ°o’é."£é "d" “‘°w'io3°“‘?“id. 51.05.33»; ll, 0C, I121 . , e __ _ 13° {n Bligh, Vemon $8.00. Bherren. reading by Mrs. Harold w!!!“ 30:“: wwddmmm w.‘ u“ $fml'“ﬂhr_ §§°"m,1,,,,g to be Cameron, Cliff d $1.00. Oates. A vote 0f ﬂunk! 1'!‘ n05,“ m 1.. _'._ u“ an“ “m, . rs. J11. 11m- Currle. Joseph 25. tended Mrs. Bherien to which DJ . Prom an", “u go y. responded U piggeeregaoh/éeéurice 121.00. she rep o: suing; o; "lg? ' __ m; Mdmu, mm“; m . m Insttitutp I - - . 1 . Gillie. wuinm $0.02. in: wee event in sun» an eon- WI- W%§m1th. Fe "lied thing“ “ME

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