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i- WEEK END SPECIALS

Ripe Tomatoes 2 POUNDS FOR 35 CENTS

Yellow Butter Beans v 3 POUNDS FOR 25 CENTS 7

BANANAS I“

39 CENTS PER DOZEN " “i

" ‘ |when a number of visitors were lprescnt. iMrs. J. .l. Hornby poured tea. while the hostess, assisted by ' her daughters, cut the ices and pleasantly entertained the guests.

O O O Mr. Donald Nicholson and Sen- ator John McLean, of S0uris,'spent this week touring through Nova Scotia by car.

O O O illlrs. ‘F. ‘P. Taylor, iMrs. 1M. Mc~ Kinnon and young son, have return- ed from Souris.

O O O Mr. Frank J. lHefbh of New York. is thegnest of Premier J. D. and Mrs. Stewart. ‘

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vice. Phone 687 orIDI-J.

s, this lIecipe (51% i usTARD . ICKLES

the s" “m” i“ P, vinegar Lflfgzlimnr. n.s.r.‘ Mustard i cup "l? ._. - , cg». a QhQgyJ» °"',‘,’,.".n fflcflelldlhfffii Ind

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'1 illl "Powi-zn AND LIGHT- ' I shut off Sunday from 1 pfllwohfi p. m. m:

- come T0 IONA T d . ust 17th. Big picnic,uea w’ M‘

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A CASE FULL OF NEEDLEQ -_. .' that is what you get freq with your

new or renewal subscription ti; um Guardian.

EVERYBODY Gum SCOTCH FORT-r-Aug. Sixtgenth To . --" "Col?" ~. '

noun’ I ___ l! A l ...»-i~'-’~ ’""" * f‘ m‘ SMOKING TOBACCO u! . l!

wiubcrufiltoelt at pire Hotel. 225 Quggg sn-“L I l

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Mr. and lMrs. G. iFranlk ‘Beer, of ddontilzweeksmndwiii Ph0n_ t-ti-l-J, M I Toronto, are among the welcome, i ~ i l pi one of the many i ' ofof delicious home- , Pickles, CatsuPl and d,“ in our Recipe Book. ‘p; for a free COPY-

JLI lt d. Deg!» Q flashers! 8a.. IIIOIOIIIICII

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s I fl our readers say when they are as n handed the Case of Needles. Do

‘You want the best yet? Renew to dill! 8nd get yours.

visitors here just now.

O O O .Mrs. and Miss lives, of Montreal,‘ who are guests at the Cundal Home are halving a most delightful visit.‘ and being very pleasantly enter-' tained ihy friends. O O O

The Premier and Mrs. ‘Stewart

r‘ they are VALUABLE ln 1 H d m T) t m . '- En OI a DB B mBm 8T5 0 B exchange 1i". Royal Commission and other oiit- ‘ side friends diirlirg their ‘visit here.

‘Hat crowns grow higher as the season advances, and the number of ‘folds and creases also multiplies. it is said that the velvet tam will have its innings very soon. o s o ‘Mr. and Mrs. ‘P. W. Turner were

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on. AYERS.‘ Dentist office will be closed from Aug. 13th to 21st inclusive. 122514.153!

DISSAPOINTMENTB _ be avoided. Got our Case 018151111: les by sending in a yearly new or renewal subscription to the Guard. ian and keep from being his”.

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FRUIT

Pears, per doz. . . . . . . . . .. 45c Grapes, per lb. . . . . . . . . . . 26c Mum's, per dos. 30c Cherries, poi- quart 25c Cherries. 6 quarts $1.25 Cherries, 11 qusrts $1.85 Apples, per doz. 45o Oranges, per doz. 39c Oranges, per doz. . . .. 60c Bananas, per doz. . . . . .. 39c Lemons, per doz. . . . . . .. 45c Pushes. per doz. . . . . . .. 60c White Currants per lb. .. 25c

VEGETABLES

Beets, 3 Bunches .. .... 25o Lettuce. 3 Ilildi 25o Cabbage. (large) ........ 15c Butter Besns 3 lbs for .. 26c Cucumbers 2 for 25c Cauliflower 2 for . . . 25c Ripe Tomsteos 2 lbs. for 36c Radish. per bunch .. .. 5o Carrots. per bunch . . . 10c Onions, 4 lbs. for 25c Celery, per bunch .. I... 15c

Save the "POKER HANDS" um are packed with l l: h Master Workman Cut Plug -

pointed.

-___ ST. JAMES CHURCH-Rem G C. Taylor of Montreal will occupy

ilifi pulpit of ‘St. James Church to IIIUITO“! mOIIlIIlg.

Marven’s Cakes Sultana Cake . . . . . . 40c Lb. Cherry Cake .

Fruit Cake . . . . . . . .. . 40c Lb.

JENKINS & SUN '-T°- i

GROCERS

WANTED TO PURCHASE — 3 rents each bald lOr nu old island Coppers. except The“ m, wheat’ among the motor parties visiting

________ ____ ____ for which $2.00 will] be pflliL Ap. v ' Fredericton, N.B., this week. '

To ghrlnk Materials. Ply at this office. 1235-3444;; _ .. I . 1 e s e

' Miss Dorothy il-lutcheson is vis- iting friends in North Sydney, the guest of Mrs. Willard Thompson. King St.

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Before ppqking gingiiams or cot- pmaleilflih luto (iresses, it is p w shrink them. This may do", py laying the folded goods lo warm ivater. Wrmg ll» 68H!‘ 1|, through the uiringer, hilt do [twist ii; or hang it oii the line iilil lilY‘ l""‘i~' l‘ “Y ‘he w‘ CANNEL COAL - For Chet‘ fiil l” “r my m? w]?! o"? the ‘It'll’? fire in the grate you can buy “is ‘Ifslllflqllyng: igelzksf Ila-Iii)", u 800d coni now at A. Pickard & Co. .

er when hurily dry, iii order Phone 240' 1233‘3'--5'3l l

READERS SATISFIED - Every reader of the Guardian that i135 received our case of needles has been more than pleased. they l“iVO pronounced it the best yet. Now

O O O is your time to act.

Queen Mary is considered a crit- crioii of good taste, which is ibest exemplified -by her conservatism iii jewelry, She never, h". Instance. suiong more formal costumes. Pink wears the [nfngus Koh-lsnoor ma. i.\lr. '1‘. Geddes Grant of Trinidad. 5° PM‘? l" i" be lliilfl m0"! lllail

u u ma)’ lily evenly-

P1155 [I19 goods oii the wrong e when it is hull dry. Very ‘i1 materials may be quickly unken, if i-nlied a few ‘minutes vet toiveiing and pressed immed-

MEETING OF THE GRADUATlDN Nurses Association will he hell at tllc -P. E. island Hospital on 1V ind- day, Aug. 16th at 8 p. m. 12 7

AT VICTORIA-Rev. J. A. (hi-en- lees formerly pastor o1’ Gem-go: Hvfl

u-oQQOQ-oQQQQ l J. Lester Douglas

80 Queen Street I Charlottetown, P. s. I. l

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THE SHARPLES SUCTiON | FEED

lklins elssn st. sny speed. "farms to suit customers. n

Writs or Phone 798 or 930

Anthracite ii ard Goal

‘llis Schooner "Hope Sherwood’ is swan way to Charlottetown with lull cargo of Hard Coal, Includ- l litih Chestnut and Stove sizes. Ws would be obliged If customer: Id try snd tske delivery from ‘ Iwlilch should be here about 012th inst.

001i ‘is of the best quality, and rim lowest.

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Feeds Feeds j,

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W0 will have good lsrgs ; ltflsks of FEEDS for : HORSES, CATTLE, HOBO l ""5 POULTRY,

suev nav llld srnaw, "i" one. IRAN. g; giiiliiTs. CRACKED oolm. [-55% CORNMEAL, cnusyl- I “Enos-rs. BGHUMACHEII , Poul-TIM s full stock of- _ Rouinv avenues. Also n“ n oars. OATMEAL. W“: CORNMEAL. suck. V FLOUR? noun. GRAHAM . ,- "s. sis. Ill st low- . M an... wuoLssALs

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Carter & co LIMITED.

iidrnnik wnii ziccideiitly (lTOWlll i two

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‘tory. Extra parts on hsnd. i

For the suwmizn MONTHS ‘ '

Piiliillytcrian Church will lil‘ .ipy rho pulpit of the United (‘hi oh, Victoria on Suiiilay evening lug. 15th.. service 7.30.

BODY RECOVERED.-— "“. R. l‘3- ‘Mlliifll. 0f this city. Wllll"' ruin

ivocks ago in tho Yukon. has ro- ceivml a telegram from Mi' lilrliurd lllllef-illii: of that place, saying ilint ihc body was rerovi m] on l" "Ollli! l)lli'll"ll iii 1hr WW“ 0f Mayo. Yukon ‘iferri-

SUNDAY SERVICES-TU» nap. Vlwfl of the Presbyterian i HFPUIIQS of New London. Long ll (‘r iiiid the Gcddie Memorial (lbw 2i for Sunday, Aug. 15th.. will bi- l- -i,| n5 follows: New London, ll n. lll., Mull: River. 2 p. m.. and lth~ rioiiilio Memorial Church at 7.:: i. gov, Joseph C. Harrison, minister.

CORNWALL SERVICES-Thorn will he servce in the United ghurgh of Canada at. West River, Sunday Ailii- 15. at 11.00 a. ni.. Kingston at 3-00 p. lIl- and at Cornwall at 7-30 D- m. The Sunday School at West River has been reorganized and will meet Sunday morning at 10.00 o'clock. At the evening service Rev. F. W, sfllvdf)" 0f New Brunswick will deliver the sermon.

Does Your Nogse Clog?! Is Your Breath Bad?

Do You Know ‘Whether You Have. Cstsrrh?

CATARRHOZONE proves Bspec. ially good in oases where there is s bad cough, and where there is a constant expectoration of phlegm, '

Where the nostrils are BUIIIBII,‘ just n few breaths through the in. halei- clears them.

‘DBL CATARRHOZONE protect YOU fi‘0m COUGHS, COLDS and SORE THROAT; simple, pleasant and safe for children, men and women. Two months treatment $1.00. small size 50c. Refuse a sii-bstitute for CATARRHOZONE. Sold by druggists.

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I AM FREE YOU MAY BE

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of disfiguring blotches and skin Irritation and so if you sre troubled with this annoy. log condition your best in- terests will be cured by using

WAMPOLE’S GRAPE_-SALTS

In 50 cents and 81-00 size bottlsc. It Is the best sum~ mer medicine extant.

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lhll your "Poker Hands" to Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada, Limited, P.O. Box 1380, Montreal, Canada, if you live In Charlottetown apply personally at our

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office. 90 Queen Street. This will nave you postage.

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NEW ANNAN RACES, Wednes- day August 25th. 8-4-ws-7i

PRlNCETOWN— iliiited flliiirtrli services for Siliiilny August 15th.. will be cnnilurterl hy the pastor at 11 n. ni., uiid 7.30 p. m. Thorn will bc zilso service iii tlic Spring Vali- ny iiuil ui. 1i p. lll. All zirowob uomeil. i

VISiTlNG IN SUMMERSIDE — Tho Misses lluut have as their int-sis this ivcck Mrs. W. W. Mac- Lcod of Winnipeg and Mrs. Hagan of (Jiiairluiiciinvu.

WINSLOE CIRCUIT — 'l'iiere will lll‘, u special iicrvicc in Prince- town Road [Yuitod Church Sunday ovniilng nt 7.30. Mr. J. N. liund of Suiiiiy llrnc, N. it, will bu tlio prczichc-i‘ He will all-i" Mk0 ll"? service iii Wiiisioc South at 3 o'- clock.

NORTH RIVER BAPTIST CIR- CUIT — 'l'l‘l‘.tli‘lllllg services on Sunday Aug. 15 as usual. Long Creek n1 11 o‘c:iock, Clyde ltiver at 3 chino-k, gull Kingston at 7.30. Prayer service on the field at the usual hours. U. ll. Do Long Student Pastor.

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ATTENDING SUMMER SCHOOL

- inspector L. W. Shaw of Goo-

rgetoivn accompanied by MrsnShawog [he

and daughter Catherine returned Thursday night from Sackville. where Mr. Shaw was attending the summer session oi‘ Mt. Albion Uni- versity. Other island teachers in zitteniiiiince are Miss Eileen Morr- isoy Primiary teacher of Montague School, Miss Enid Sullivan of Flat River School and Principal Low- tuoi- of Kensiiiillon.

. .VERY SUDDEN DEATH. —'l‘he residents of Belfast were shocked to learn of the sudden death of one of its highly respected citizens. Mr. Angus E. Martin whichoccurred oii Thursday Aug. 5th. Mi". Mar- tiii seemed to be in his usual health and was that day hauling in hay with his sou. When re- turning with a load his son thought lie heard him say, “Whoa". and turning he saw his father lying on the ground. The stricken man was immediately taken to the house and a physician‘ summoned. but life was found to be extinct. it was supposed he llillil taken a weak illrli and was dead when he reached tho ground. Much sympathy is fell. for his bereaved widow and family.

LEAVING FOR NEW YORK.- Aniong the passengers leaving for New York on the steamship "Gov- ernor Dinlziey" Saturday. August 14th are Mr. niid Mrs. Frederick Weir of Fort Augustus and Scotch- forl. Mr. and Mrs. Weir and the latrer's sister. Miss Margaret (‘iir- ley have been enjoying a two months vacation at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Ciirley. Fort Augustus. and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weir. Scotchfort respectively. and needless t0 Bil? they have enjoyed themselves to the utmost. Miss Curley intends leaving for N. Y. iii about W“ weeks time where she will resume her position as secretary with the Mueller Co. Inc._ N. Y. City. there many friends wish them a safe and pleasant journey and hope to lBB them bark again next year. Durins

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their visit on the island the 9mm"! '

of both parties held u Teiiéllllbllllil their honor and on each 008118 011

their was a large crnivil gathered

in welcome llieiii home 0113B again lo the “Garden oi’ the (iii ." . l‘. c p 4 and Mrs. Weir would like; :0 Ezllltinll l °" "lllfld from page .) _ n liiiigei‘ tiiiii- on tlio S ilii ‘m this onilh. ‘M l ' i’ l - Mr. \\'oii‘ finds it necosnury to rc Wmrsup m“ as!’ “Gulf, lawn“? turn to N. Y. at this time whcrr i- l?- ‘ ii“ Slmriei m. lllllilS a responsible position a 'ii"'ll the popular young ‘l)l‘lil0-l()~lilJ. n steel cnuti-atzior, i s s s

i WEDDWG BELL5’_A very Imp. W-luirlget illlifidlllfivfi- SI! Stnyvnr: ry WCllillllg took plat‘; din dSl. U“ “ ‘Gym-l miilt fiiiilils- Wii" ' George-s chm-pp on c neg fly my sen a pncsnu io lay. .iiiiy 28th., wlient Mis? Mdirgarei] s s s hit-Donald, daugi er o i r. 1111i _\ ._ i p n. _ Mrs. n. n. MacDonald of siflnulil"mlllfjtlmfilchf and h; Gefige-S parish was muted m m‘, .»st iig iuimier. ii .\uw Yor . holy bond..- of matrimony t0 Mi‘; urn iiiiiong lllll ann-uil visitors lioli- jdtljil_n%ldatllldll“ iluiiiig at BOiIfli.(ll'1zVC lnii. lslgillillilitlltlllnlzl-Y llritzheiulsixoimtgixlsy 122a‘: Q .\lr. and ‘Mrs. (‘havl-eslllynos, of Joseph (L Mcoonapp D_ D_ Tm. Saskatchewan, have Just loft nii winsoiiio bride was attended by her l'_i'llll‘ll home after ll. month's pleas» Sister M153 TIBiiTBllB M°D°n‘1ld»lh°_niil visit to this Province, accom- éli“‘;’"“vg'fizy‘fssliiifigpfilretlgtlfleflhx;Ipuuicfi lby their two sons, iCiiarles a dainty breakfast was served t‘, and iougene. While heie they were t-he immediate relatives at UICIIIII‘ guests of 'Dr. W. J. l’. ‘McMillan home of the brrlllci tlTthB 1182i)’ is?" llllll ytrs. McMillan at their summer mom's“ l° C ‘an’ e °w"' m‘ ‘I'll-ordnance, Keppoch. Mrs. Hynes is Eigoliitllrlltllildrililzemwliiaeehellsiillrillama:f‘ N519’ of Mrs‘ mcMluall- Past supper was provided for about 20 Ffifllly afternoon Mrs. McMillan immediate friends of the luuinrtalned in honor of Mrsulriynes contracting parties. A gOOIIlyb ___;_____ number were present 10 fellfillfllfi ‘the happy couple showing thel Mi‘. and Mrs. Ahijh Burns and esteem iii which they M's 119111- A sun Stewart, motored to Ch'towu dancing pavilion had been provided’ i. My and there the night was passed, most pleasantly. Luncheon wasi ‘vii...- Annlo MoKenna of the Char served 111 U10 nfillflillollfl llwelllilg luilulllwn Hospital staff who llflil house and everything Dwvlilfill llI'9il spending her vacation at hci for the enterlilliliilelll- “ml c°mr°rt llt-illi! iii Newton, has again resuin of the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- on pop untied wards will reside in Sparrows Road. where we wish them many years of uiarltiui bliss. please copy-l

Mrs Allen Leary of Medforil (Patriot .\|Ii. . .. left yesterday morning on re iiirii after spending the past inontl: visiting her sister Mrs. D. D. Mou- Keep lllimsrirn Linl ent in the hnuue ,-i.-pp_ Richmond styeeL PERSONALS Mi‘. and Mrs, A. J‘. McEai-hern

M Je o Ronaghan Kmkom uud ciiildren left yesterday morninil - i" l‘ ""3 - i i return to l-iiiigiiiiiii, Mass., iiftel left guslsrliny Duzvraiflguizivisii- his ‘lilsililIK friends at Mount. Albion. son er, n ero, c gau.

Mr. Fred, C. McDonald has ar-

MP- Clliiih H- Miillfll‘ 0f 3051"" rived from Western Canada on a is visiting his brother, Mr. Frank V's“ H, his parents M“ and M“ Malia?» 141 mrcllefll-el‘ 51- .l. B. McDonald, Dorchester Street.

.\ir. McDonald is on the Bank oi Tl"! iilillli’ “lend” °l MFS- Farm!" (foinuierce staff and has served in hlCMullfln. Keiliiilizton, will he ple- uiuiiy branches in the West. He has used to learn that she in recover- just been transferred from Calgary lllg from a serious Operation un- if) Toronioi for- which place he lea- dergone in the City Hospital. Mrs. 1.... ilii the conclusion of his vaca- McMnhaii expects to-return houie (ion, on Saturday. ---— ———'- ‘ l Professor and Mrs. F]. l1‘. White. lMr. and Mrs. Percival and ilauizh‘ or Now York are spending the fer Miss Mary. who have been uioiilli of August at their summer spending a ten days vacation in t-umu. Belfast, Me. lPmfcssnr and Powiial‘. where they were silent! Mrs. White have recently enioyeil at the Forester Hotel have return- p motor trip to Prince Edward ed to their home in Halifax. lslaud and have also ‘visited Mrs. White's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A motor pariy consisting of Mr. Kiersienrl, at Kiersieuifs Mountain, and Mrs. John Rooney, Chas. Cuiii- N. B.~—St. John Times-Star. niings and Earl Young has arrived Z-—-<+>--—- from Boston and expect to spend A practically unbreakable su-b- p month at Powngl where they w||| siitiite for window glass that has be guests at the Forester House. been developed in England is com» _ posed of a cellulose acetate rein- Mr. and Mns. Percy Keeping and f"i‘¢*“l l)? Wli‘? "Bill"!!- iiilile daughter of Keutville, N. S.. were in the city this week on their For handling a few pieces oi’ way in visit Mr. Rowling's home clothing at a time n small electric in (leorgetown. Later Mrs. Keep- washing machine has been invent-

ing will return to her home in ed that is operated by connecting it Charlottetown oii s visit. to n light socket. . .

iiioiid at the same time as the Great Star of Africa, beiierving that these two immense gems would be overpowering and even inartistic when seen in conjunction. She still continues to wear white gloves white shoes and white hose when she wears a dress of white. It has been commented that her style seems more accurate than that o1 the fashion leaders who combine shoes with white dresses. I O O Miss Miriam Ayers, iMiss Ruth ltoss and Miss Eleanor Johnson. left Saturday morning for Montre- nl. after spending a Very Tllfiflflflill holiday among friends and rela- tives of the island. lMiss Ayers and Miss Johnson graduated from the Royal Victoria Hospital lastMarch, and will complete their course in thc Fail. a s o _ Miss Ruby Proiltt, of lrlshtown. is visiting in the city. the guest of Miss Katherine Maclennan. O O O

iioon tea hostesses will be the

‘Misses Agnew. ‘Miss Mary McLeod, Miss Mary Gaudet.

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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. S. Bayer have

as their welcome guests this week

Mr. and Mrs. ‘Hood. 0f ‘HEINRI-

acctmipauied 'by his two soul-i, Rev. Clifford and Ralph, his brother, Re-v. George, of Atberton, and ‘Mr. John Mitchell. of Merigomish, wliii are on a camping tour, motored through Windsor, NS, on Monday morning

the breath of the color, igliminers like a pearl in the rich taffeta robes de styles that iiiake the most. graci- ous of all evening tollcttes. Pink even slippers the feet the mode. choosing saIin for after sunset, and

I At the tennis courts this after-

aiid called on friends. O O O

With midsummer blowing hot breezes across New York's faslilon- n/ble roof gardens. pin-k has des- cended like a colorful pail oii alieait deadened city. Pink IblUOnlH like wide-petaled roses lll the picture hats or tullc or taffeta that nod over wide skirted’ matching silk frocks. Pink makes crushed straw- berry ices out of the demure pleat» ed sport dresses that crowd iii

linen or straw for noon-days hot sidewalks.

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Arte. Science, Commerce, lllnslo. Engineering, Pharmacy, I41, Metllelnn, Dentists;

VALUAIILE ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS:

Nine of vsliie $200.00 tn @100. awarded on results of matriculation examinations. September 28th to October 1st, 1020.

EQUALLY YALUABLI SCHOLARSHIPS:

Awarded at end of esch your of course. UNIVERSITY HALL Residence for men, nn hunks of North West Arm, temporarily the home of King's College. BIIIBB-EFI‘ HALL

Beautiful new residence for women, REGISTRATION DAYS

September 28th to October 2nd for all Arts and Science sod Engineer- eering ants, September 14th and 15th for all other students.

FOB FULL INFORMATION

I" Apply in person or by letter to the

to Registrar.

ROYAL VICTORIA ,' COLLEGE

MQGILL UNIVERSITY lllontreol (Founded and endowed by the lets Ilt. lion. BIIOII Btrntheonn and Mount Royal)