'yntv 24, 19:10 I `

= --- - -1 PHE CHAPY OTTETOWN GUARDIAN'

-wi-1aN_AYMoNniitW0a 1-HE K1.-ics 1 is

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mond New. of Oakville, won thellnh, Lag, Aymo,-Ad' who mm the

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. phmognphs hen .how n-.ph-[cuulo Kingis mai” 'ue at “"5 Ki|\E`S P11115, “ith his rlil-32', Ilenrv 1 iiciv, 1.12.1-11 |'ro11\ bahdlitlhd, nl Bl- k, 50111-5 as Aymondt owned by Ray- Woodbine track, Toronto, on May 1,i¢||¢, and night graphic camera ish_ at Kings Plath _

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L I G d' I G l E A G iv E G land Phillip _Strange gives a forceful i u A N B co_11v111c_i1.\z liortiabal of the se;

- CLYDE RIVER--On Sunday, May 25th, services in the Presbyterian Church, May 25th, will be at 3 p. m.; Sunday School at 2 p. m.; Bradal- liane at 7.15 l7~ D1-

BROOKFIELD CONGREGATION -The services in the Brookfield con- gregation are: Sunday, May 25th, 1-lighfielrl. ll a. m.; Sunday School, ll a. in ; Young Peoples' Meeting 7.30 ~p_ ni.; Brookfield, 'I p. m.; Summer- sicle, 1030 n. in.; Sunday School at Hunter River, 10.30 a. m.

SL'(T(`l§§SFUL PRIVATE DANCE- Mrs. Birlwistle and Mrs. Hearn were the chaperones for a. jolly dance on Tuesday night. when the Brighton

' Bridge Club entertained in honor of

their friends.

SOCIAL GAT!-IERING-'I`he caste

_ ot "Then Comes Kitty" were delight-

fully entertained at the Brighton Club on Thursday evening. when Mrs. Seth Hciil-lemon, Mrs. James McMil- lan and Mrs. A. Sinclair, chaperonerl the _vouiig people at a most enjoyable

r dance.

_~ I‘L.\.\'.\"lN(i RETIREMENT? -

Unclci' iiic heading "Veterans Rc- i1rc." thc Border Cities Star states

_ that the approaclilng dissolution

bringr. the rctiremelit of several vet-

_ CY1111 niciiilxirs of th House of Com-

mons it says that among those who ',\lan io rctlre are H011. Rodolph Lemic11.\'. Speaker of the House of -Don-u11nn.<; Hon. J. H. King. MD.. of British Coiuinbia. and a member of the Govc1'nmei1t; Hon, John E. Sin- `:lair. of Prince Edward Island;

r~m.~.;. ... ... ‘..,¥,.'n -rad J. L.. .42-

vost. both qt Quebec; Me§rs. Gor- ;‘_~d0n Wilson, William A. BOYS. H. C. _f_7l'Iocker1. of Ontario. and General _;John A. Clark, of British Columbia. Mr. Lcxnicux is ment-ioned for both :the Senate and Canadian Minister 'to France. Mr. King, Mr. Sinclair. Messrs. Tobin and Provost are said to be slated for the Upper I-louse. .T116 Oillcr four gentlenien. who are _ ieilflhit. are C0nscrvat,ivcs, and Mr. .B031 is the Chief Whip. Mr. King -1 = native of New Brunswick and a

VJ11 of llic late Senator Hon. Geo. » H111; or Queriis county.

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BOWLING

.Bomml yard forced Charlottetown ;*;;'_ti_ to record breaking heights in

4 inciigiimtl msn some of 2732 for

_ _Wm VE; ie fastest, most exciting

1.r<:<litiro rolled* Not “king any "__ b__“__ul_ the Borden 5 they sure

Urs and good sports. These

L°""“ meet “Sain in Borden next week.

_ CHAILLOTTETOWN YARD

E'H°“11@S-‘»@v 145 234 '-'~McDo11a1<1 lei ici _l 01111161011 zo? 253 t. cuss 201 214 :los

114 asa 1092

2934

229 322 232

1 Tlltai '

_ norman r/mn

_ "mills los 149 ._ Mclsnae .......... 186 199 1 RlCl1al't’l5 .-4...... 234 165 . -i\ICI..Cl1l'l .~........ 133 180 161 , ___ _.___ _.__

3 ess sea sez

- 'Vital

150 170 192

_ _A fiucsl-loniiaire put to ar travel- ifs 1" E-island recently revealed ‘_-fat ff the 568'1nt1o replied 253 were 1111 business 146 for the "joy rlde," , :’_`_‘_‘;‘1-'11 they nrafei-rod me -ir :ia to 5- -~ ir ends or theatres, 12 on ni.

”"‘°“" and or. to tak gm___e___ 0 _e Dart in a sport

I7*

U" Mi==»rd'» for a11¢r;;¢~|:m. A-,_

f' and nicoiisiderate man w places his own alnbltions before his

1_|_.u-K "DLT _§__;".`)”;m;,_UTH\. Rb i wifes we-lla1'e. Other roles are ad-

` "ER E-_._._l..T ___m_E._; Wu." ' niirably handled hy George Pearce

` DISTINUUON and Hayden Stevenson. _ -

icanadiml Press) ‘Strong d1'.1111nlic situations, tense ` I i '.'

elnotloncii cliinaixcs and convlncln BASEBALL NATIUNAL LE'-4-GUE cliaracterlzaticns silhouetted against -Eastern Guardlan

the fascinating background of life , - ' c 1 at a. West African trading post -~_'STRATllC0NA INSTITUTE - 3- make “Ver1§:ezince.“ the Colun1bi:1iUl\ May 14111. the'Women's Institute liall-talking drama which opened at 'Wi Hi' tht* 1101111-"0f Mrs/Sa`m Mc- ll the I"1~ince Edwa1'd ';'l1eat1‘c_\_'cste1'day MOU-`\i'1ifl1 ifli llitnlbcrs 'and two 1 11 picture that iwian one :.111-iiotiiinti. \'iS11°1"- 'lim'-6111-` Meeting' opened by 1- Congo Ln,-ai.. repeat1n_f; the Creed. followed by roll

Interest centers about John Mead- I U3". \l'lllCl1 \\'8s_ a11sw_ered_by conun-

Cilloillllati ftt St. Lfollir.. p9gl],g;,¢d_Il1a11i, who for sc\‘c1'al _vears has been _ drums. _Minutes were road and ap.

rain. ' in charge of a West A11~1ca11 trading c1'f>\'¢d- Comniitwes rcivqrted and

| post. Meadllziin. who thoroughly ` “UW 01155 l\l"l>0*l'\i-*’C,i» sick C°mmiW39

AMERICAN LEAGUE ;ilre<i of his ion and lcd un on the Mrs- _Sam MCI-Cod Hilti Mrs- John

itropies. seeks 1'ctli:‘f. and the London MCKUIIIOI1: _ School Committee., Mrs.

sg Louis 5 9 1 i ofhce sends out Charles Summers tot John Hunter ~"1i\fl.M§lSS H€l¢l1_5Dih- Cleveland _ _ 4 9 1 take his place. ftllc. A letter war. read by the Presi-

Froin thc 111o111c11t- of Sii1‘niners` dem H01" UV’ i\’i~°.11H§3i` 01' the 517.11111-

Detroit at CmCago_ D0SmUned_'mi___ arrival. an antagonisnl develops be- (_ ing _Bild \‘-'€fi\’iDi; mill il1_S0111'ls. A

only games scheduled in American tween l1i111self_a1~cl Mcacll1a1n_ 'fiieircadilig I1-om Mrs. Milton Jardine, League_ result is a <'lua1'rel betwccri the twoiaud Yeafl by M525 Lillian. DOCKCH-

men and a disagreenleiit between d°\'ff» H150 ‘-1 YCRUHIB by Mrs..-‘HEX

liusb.-ind ami wifr- that QW-,m,a1|-_-_Buchaiian was enjoyed by all. Next loads in the m~°\r»i\, of “_ very begun, 1 inc:-ling to be in thc School House at

1 ful love between Mcadham and the 7-30 °`°10¢k- T011 Cali 10 be 1\11SW€red 01 girl. .by jokes. Meeting closed by singing

' llrinmoym-na nf pig; God Save The King. A special meet-

New York ...... .. ..... 811 Philadelphia 917 Chicago.. .. 614 Plttsburgli .. 710 Brooklyn .. . 613 Boston . . . . . . . . . ... 3 9

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE i

Rochester

Montreal .. . .. Baltimore Newark . Jersey City ......

Reading . . nanaio 14 21 Toronto 1 4

wr-roam

:n~lw1-thu »-»- wal

it The liiirrpcctcri dciioucment in mg Wi* hfifi 011 Ailfil 171-ll in the

1 'oi' his sciil by riskifie his life to save I °hi|d\“"" i“0""|8i€fl against di hthe- ri' - * l . p ‘thc man \\‘l1;1 iris merited 11otl1i11§,""“‘~ Til” I“~‘tlW19 10155 1-0 PHY thc

3 \'c:‘.l. It, is 1' master stroke of clram- 1 “'h5°h “'11-S f\5kf‘f1 fUl‘ by U10 R66 CFOSS

at-in co:1si1'i1':tic\n_ » 500161?-

1;iver§ nn exceileiit pictiirc of virile 4

- »

ulaiihocd. I)oroth_v R1"\'ie1'lslltterl_\'| .

_"___ __ troubles. cut= and liruises. or

\ """_'_"""`”"""`""""`"" Bcmral niassagiiig purposes.

26th, and come to searletoivn 11.1111 |1101-“ldv P18-*list-“1‘iai1 Church. travel _ ' ` `

and see the play “June 'I`ln1e" pre-` S<`\'<‘1`f1i Dfllfifl »‘»f‘1FI9i'-1115- S. | »_' . _ _' "T" -lf"-R sented by Cliarlottetoivii talent. Part . ---1--~~---~~ 1 _ _ R G '-S

of proceeds l11 aid of Protestant Gr . _ 1.__ __ - _~p_' J..-Z fr _ _.':._ I .~ ‘» -- '

pimms(-_ 35.37` lioiitliniiiiitoii. l~111f:l'1i1fl, tf~.dn~,' on lhe " '

.___ | S. Al"i1i11.a to wit. her fatlier. Mr.

TQWN UN|TE[) C}|U|~¢(;|(_N_ gr-fp] ious illiicss is catls-111;: cone:-m to cqlle, ll; Wilmot, ii; Fl‘cclu\\'l1. '1' 110. 11171111’ i'l‘i"1\.d= in this P'ro‘.'i:1':". ‘--- ` ‘ ~-5" """"' " Rev. A. J. Reynolds of Ccntrfvlilc. ----- -- __ . .. _.__. ._.,, ___

will exchange with Mr. Nicholson.

Rev--A. J. Reynolds, Minister. Sunday I May 25th: Bcdequc, ll. a. m.: Cape'

Rev. J. W. A. Nlcllolscn will be the 1 j

speaker for the day. `

-ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCIS- -

MENT-Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mo11kle_\‘.`

gogemeiit of their daughter. Marion Louise, to Dr. Morley Juli, of Wash-

early in July. 3984-5-.31 Y

meeting of the lady and gentlcnicn Conservative electors of Miscauelic

ln the C. M. B. A. Hall at Miscouclie -

on Monday evening. May 26th. at S

Mr. J. F. Arnett and other spenkcrf. i ' __

will address the meeting.

-RESERVE Monday night. May '.26 `

and come to Bearletown Hall and sec _

Charlottetown talent. Part of liro- ceeds in aid of Protestant Orphan-

-211-nirii 1/1~.=1ti11n1»1 pi-oi-es 1111--lnginess i S“-hfivli :H011-=° in rece-rd to lmvifle the

fi bill his irortr.-iiipl. l.; loo nocrl to re- i fifleell 091111* fi Child f0l‘ 1-110 T0li0i<1.

Jiitii-I Holt. 11.*- -lolui Mcadhani, --_____.__.___._____,,____,_

charming as the wife of Summers, Fm' an i’a‘“5 -°-“fi HCMS- f°°f

-RESERVE Monday night, i\/lay, cl1l_\'. M12 F‘0\\‘lcS. Orltallist of Sum- Simply, mmm be beaten

_ M’ " Ncia l""1cl is s ill' :im

ltllttl 0F

._NOR1'H Bgpgqlig AND 3155.1 John Poiirl. S-iiniir'-1'riflc, 1vllos:- ."c1‘- "

-nam-:Quia c11.4111;a,i

'I‘ra\'ersc, 3 p. m.: Seal-leto\v11. 7.'-10.. `

of Sun1i1ie1~sidc, mnioiiiicc the cn- 1

lngton. D. C.. marriage to take plane .

'-I'l\II’0R'I`AN’I` DIEETING - A

and St. Nicholas polls will be helcl :'-

o`clock. The Conservative eancllclatc. _f

the play "June Time" presented by

age. 3987

-PRESBYTERY MET AT SUM-

MEKSIDE-A meeting of the Pres-

' PAGF. SEVEN A

Present “4 Plays In O n e ’ ’

Dalhousie Convocatioil Players in tl-1 Heartz Memorial Hall last. evenin was very delightfully entertained b four one-act plays, very clever-ly“giv CH- Each illriy was complete ' it self, entirely different in " showed to excellent advantage, t - histrionic ability of the talented per _formers.

laugh in the first play “Thank You Doctor," while the in te11sc drama of "The Valiant" wa

was 111 a merrier mood. while "Bar bara's Wedding" a pl'1'autosy, l1y"si James Barrie, was most appealing.

The casts wcl'c as follows;

-‘THANK you nocron'

Nurse G1”aY~Doris Margeson Mrs. Norman I/ester--Helen D1- Guriiey-naion Morton.

Patient-Robert Donahoe. Dennic Cort:-Walter MacKenzie. ' “THE VALIANT"

Warden Holt-Walter MacKenzie

Father Daly-victor oiami Attendant-Paul shepherd

James Dyke, the boy-Ralph Josephine Paris, the girl_-Ruth Mag Aulay. '

"MO0_NS1-_lIN|_5"

Luke I-Iazey-Robert Donahue; ' Revenue Omcer-Walter MacKenzie.

"BAEBABNS WEDDING”,_

Dering-Victor Oland.

The 50101161:-Ralpli Morton Blrbcrm-Dorothy Roster. Billy Boy-Robert Donahue.

Karl--S. W.” Archibald.

Ellen--Ruth Macaulay. -

Mr. Don Murray presided

William

pleasure of the evening. » -

the hope was freely expressedtlia they would return. '

THE MARKETS

(Canadian Pfetsl- » »

be closed tomorrow. The

the week, the figures being by an increase in cheese Butter and eggs arrivals from the previous week.

The butter niarkel. today showed

number 1 pasteurized were low as 28 2-7 cents per pound, wit the general market around _ per pound. There were few 1 New Zealand butter, the price of which was around per pound. Prices to retailers

holding about steady for next week. being that prices’ wi bc unchanged except for

in that grade. Potatoes held the lower prioe put into eff lcr in the week

OfI'1`AWi-H. Ont, May 23-

mand for ear-lots is less ao central Canada egg markc

_ although prices for local c

I eoipt-8 are ulichanged. ` 'r‘oa1oN'r0. oar.. The 111

my aith the demand for

les active althoiigh cons on

31, 11-sis za.-'seconds za to zs ed cases returned.

yesterday were 4,320 cases

ing day a year ago. 'I‘l1c cs

changed. `

fessions recentiviistied in were “powder monkeys," "

ing_an examiner of soap they leave 'the stamping machine.

down a hill at 40 milesan motor truck recently carrl the entire front of a. house path at Harrow. England

ini

l A detect.ive‘s cunning caused a good

most affecting. "The Moo11shlue“

Morton.

brilliant-

ly at the piano. adding-greatly to the

A cordial welcome will always be

extended to' the Dalhousie' troup and

MON'I’R.EAL, May 23--Montreal

dairyproduce markets generallywill G\’94¢5 540-

Board of

Trade today issued final receipts for

featured arrivals.

.R11 0;; Foster. Cathedne I-Iyndman, Jennie Total-re-

ccipts were cheese 13.320 boxes, but- ter 7,931 boxes. and eggs'22,940 cases.

lit/tic weaker tone. Sales of _Quebec

made as

29 cents sales oi'

asking

30 cent.§ were un-

changed at 32 cents for solids 'and 33 cents for prints. Cheese was firm. with the market quiet. Eggs were

forecasts

seconds

with one cent per dozen reduction

firm at ect earl-

ts un'

The de- tive on

today. ent re-

dertone

on this egg market still continues

carlots

moot!

active, dealers still quote country - shippers fort; graded eggs extras 30 in

deliver-

MONTREAL: Egg receipts _here

as wm-

parod to no cases on the correspond-

g market

is a little easier. Some local-shim ments sold today on spot at extras 32. flrsts 30, seconds 26. but buyers are soaree: Chicago practically un-

England h bank

fairy", “bogey man.” "spout glrl"'and "alley girl." ti1e last listed named be

tablets as

Among the strange trades and pro

U as

hour s

Rumilrig' backwards for 1500 fee

ed away

bytery of Prince Edward Island war. held in Bummerslde yesterday with it full attendance. A business meet- ing was held in the morning and afternoon. In the evening Rev. Mr. Rogers of Belfast, Rev. Mr. Fulton of Charlottetown. and Rev. Mr. Davies of Cardigan. gave excellent addresses on the Budget and pro- gress- of the Church in general. Rev. Mr. Stafford. clerk of thc Presby- tery. also spoke. Rev. Mr. Jeans Moderator of the Preabytery, was chairman. There was Holy Commun-

ion at 1 o`clock for the Pres_b__

1 1

Use Mlnard’a for llieumatlam.

EFFICIENT

OPTICAL SER CE

REPAIR WORK.

J. _W_. JOHNSTON

wind. the Shamrock \’.`cuts grace- 1-1-_ for il. rr- :Less Cup willaoou m'm°'°‘ °"°m°"""'

fall! thrvuh the »-111-1-1 sri som mi an Amerm. ` -` ` " rimisumn »mat°n.l§nr\aad.durln|at1-lum1a- ‘ - `,,_,,,. ----l--

EY!! EXAMINID, G Alllb SUPPLIED ANI) ¥I‘l'l':D$ CABEFIJI. ATTENTION GIVEN 'I0

in Beat Stre et Phono _'lil-I.

'I'he_ following "Erriplre Day" pro-

¥“’~°‘ WIS Preserlted in the public

°°h'_’°1-5 Y“Wl’4l5’: the exercises of Prince Street and Rochtord Square

The 3'-‘di°“°‘= Whiilh llreeted _the s.°h.°°1-‘.l'llV1I\8 appeared in y¢5;¢r.

c da-V m°1'l1ll'1g's issue of thc Guardian. U ` . y WEST KENT SCHOOL

- A1’b0r and Empire Day. exercises at

sgyle nd West. Kent School were held yester-

diy morning in the Assembly I-Iall_

. A large number of parerits and visit-

_ QFS W_Cre Present. After a few open-

ing remarks by the chairman. M1-_

entitled T-?5cDonald. an excellent

_ Drvcram of Solos. choruses, dialogues 5 and recltatlons was render;-¢1_ in

which the pupils acquitted them.

- selves in a way which reflected great ,- Gredit on the musical Lnstructor.

Professor Thompson. and the teach. ing staff. - _

iperimental Station, 111 an add'rcs's S appropriate' tothe occasion spoke of

U?¢`1\11P°fi»5-BCG 0! tree planting and also the care of same. He mention- ed several‘c_itles where a commission has been appointed to look after the S¢i¢C¢i011.‘l'Ilanting and pruning ol treat' He' stat/ed that we in Char. lottiebown arcfalling behind in not_ having such af system. but the time ls`co'ming soon when we will see the need of following the example of these other cities if Charlottetown is to‘h`old’lts place as one of the most beautiful" cities of Canada; - ' "A`t` the _close ot’ the program Mr. G". _'R. _P‘ll1lter.'Manager of the Bank of Montreal, made H, _few remarks"on tree plaritirig'q.nd urged the pupils to plain 'i11'1»e'e"tl»¢'es thereby contribut- the beauty of otlr_ already beautlfu_l_ town. _ _ _

Dr. W. F. ’Ii'dma1-sh then spoke of the___lm_pr_oveme1'lt in the health of §cl'iool_cl1ildren brought about by the work of the Red Cross. the better instruction of hygiene and the short- er school sessions permitting regular meals and _time for recreation.

.0 Canada. Orchestral _selection-Clias. Hynd-

man. Hume Keele. Judson Clow, Jack. Wilkins. David lhlllter and Hora/:c_MwEwen. _ . _ _ Song-“Land 01' Hope and Glory"

-Solobt Arnold Taylor. iEdgar1

Violin solo-"Me1ody_in F"-Hume

Keefe. lnubensteinl.

Dialogue -- "Arbor Day”_- Mary

Nicholson, ,I-Ielen Hyndman, Phyllis

Maclpod.

Chorus-‘_‘Soldier Boy" - 1Pa1'ksi.

Grades 1-5.

5 Piano Solo-Selected. Horace Mac-

. Ewen. _

Address-Mr. ~David Schurman.

Superintendent of _ Experimental Farm. _ _ Chorus-¢"BiLly Boy." iSa.l1or's

Shanty _S0ngl. The School. ,

Solo-_"The Cuckoo." Susanne MacKinnon. V

Humorous duet-"A Paper of

Pins." Dllys 0Vf`en and Fooy _Sylves- ter.

I-wcitatlon--"Pla11ting a Tree.

xeitn Langiil.

Orcliest-ra selections-Members of orchestra. ` ’ ` '

uliorua--"l.ove`:. Old sweet Song."

iMalloy.\. The School.

Dialogue--“The Flag." Eric Mac- Gregor, mme Smailwood and Dou- gall Ramsay.

R.ecltatlon-"'I‘l1e`Rf.~cko11ing." Fut-

ton Pierce. ` `

Chorus.-"Carry On." Dainty. The

School. I `

National Anthem.

L’ Queen souanz school.

Empire Day was fittingly celebrat-

ed by the-senior pupils of Queen Square School with a musical pro- gram and an address on the signif- icance of _ Empire Day by Mr. R. H. Rogers. M. A.,_B. C. L.. L- B. Miller. chairman' of the City School 'Born-cl. eapably presided. _ -

Owing to the lack of proper hail accommodation, the -program was private. but there were present on the platform; H. 1-i._s11aw, B. sc.. superintendent of Education: Rev. C. iuecormseir. c. s. a. iz.. 1uv.P. Me- luahon, D. D.. and Mr. H. F. Mac- Fhee of the City School Board.

Mr. Rogers in his excellent ad-

spect for law and order. Above all they brought an arnnition in do the best they could for themselves and for their children.

The speaker said that when these

settlers were called to rest, they left to their children Q. free land. z land of which they might be proud. Be exhorted the pupils to so conduct their lives t.ha0. after they are gone they will leave this land the better for their having lived in lt. ` Bemext spoken! the vast extant

dress dealt with the lmportaum of the British Empire. with -Canada. .and with Prince Edward Island. He emphasized the 'fact that when the earliest settlers came to our shores from Ehgland, Scotland ,‘Lr¢land. and Wales. they brought with them not-money nor property, but strong bodies, clean minds, brave adven- turous..splrlts. They also brought morality, ¢leoency,.honor. and a re-

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OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW AS THE LOWEST: _

’ERTISED OR NOT

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1 Prices

_ 25c Ba_ver`s .-\.~'pi1°in

r~.l1-. lia\>l».E llcliuruiaii of the Ex-i TSC l{l‘ue}|(.0n 5_;3|¢.\- __

$1.25 Burdock Blond $1.25 Lydia l’inkl1am`s $1.00 Russian Oil 1t5e SIoan`s Liniinenl . Ilfic Sul Hepziticzl . .. .'10c lpana Toothpaste Il5c Lymans Fruit .Icl $1.25 Ironizcd Yeast _

.. amd

“ Phone 82 DR U G

_ Q' ' _ _°’,"_’li__.' "":'_:_;L'."_l`,_`f`;__`.,_"`

. _ For the sake of safety. '

` for the sake of convenience. _

` m for the :~.1'.-.v ni liconnmi' i

_ f srocit cr 1-.1111 111-5.-

I '_ ultra-useful iteriv.. Qualltv _ -" lt. assured; thx- prices speak ‘

I O f for tl1c1n‘.el\'c~.. ‘ fl ll _ _ _

Biltfrs i . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... DSC

lies .. . ._ Zltc

'. J. ERNEST H. WORTH i

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Cu.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.936 ......l’int65c . . . . . . . . . . . . ..P911 . . . . . . . . . . . . £591:

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inziny others

found law and order. progress and enlightenment. Under thc British flag lives one-fiftli of the 11enple_oi the worlrl. A

Mr. Rogers told tivo very 111tc1-est.-

rnillistratioli of justice. We fiiicl ee curlty. and safety for 111-opeiiy and life, wlicre British' law and _i1i.<»tic:- prevail.

Mr. Rogers next dealt \\'ltl1'(_,’a1'1ada

and explained clearly how the term Dominion was adopted when propos- ed by one of the F‘at.her:1 of Confed- eration from New Bru11swlcl»;. '

He called att/:ntion-to its vast rc-

sources, to its rivers, iiiountalna. forests, fisheries, water power, rail- way, churches. schools, colleges. ctc.. and to the establishment of law and order even to its furthest boundar- ies. Canada today with its seat. 111 the Léague of Nations. ranks among

achlevcniehts of thc Cariacliaii peo- ple in time of peace, and he recalled to thc minds of his llsteliers the ar- dent patriotism shoiril by the Can-

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with running viater-hot and

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0009

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3-8 and 3-16 thick 4 x

L. M. Po

There has been many

have known of instances

The result of such neglect at least part of the litter.

ing stories to demonstrate the pon-1

er of the Empire a.11d its strict acl-1

-1 '1'i1c p1'orr.1i11 was as follows:-

the great nat1ons_of the world. The lecturer referred to the wonderful

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“A Nice Place to Stay"

' as can be had. Our ROOMS

Our rates are moderate-$3-00 and $3.50 per day.

Major' D. A. lVlcl)o1111ld. Owner

' Prices

in ivas again evident 111 1899 when ,the Souili African Wai' was ra.g1r1;'. imirl wn.-. finally liobly de11ion.<t-ratal

;l»_~.' llicir sacrifice. :iiicl their indom- itable :~p1r1t. i11 the Great War Wheat Caiiafliaiif; won impcrisliablc renowil for tlieiiieelveo and for Canada.

l. Opciiiiiz 1ci11a1'k.= by Chalrnisi

- .'\1r. L. B. Millciz ` ' -

il. L‘l1'.\l‘ll:.-~1.`J. (_`.:|11ula.

3. Chorui.--Mali of l-larlexk. 4. Retitatioii-"'l'l'le Torch of Life"

_ Ja111.c.'s l\lu1~phy, Junior McKinnon. »J:-lines .*5ti'ain.. t 5. vocal mio-'1'l1e old Refrain- iiloscpii l’tcardor1. . t 6. `.-'icldress-'l`l'1e Signiluzance of Empire Day.--}.I1‘= R.. H. Rogers. M. A., Bell.

7. Violin selection-Silver Strands

1 --Juilics Hornby.

i 8. Cl1o1‘u:.-Carry O11.

9. God Save the King. 1 At the conclusioii ot the program lbrlcf rciiizirks wen- rnacle by Super-

iinlcliflanl é5l111w_ Rev. Fr. McCor- imack. ltcv. P. l\lcMahc11 and Mr. l-I.

il". l\l21cPi1er. i The ciitc-1'tai11i11cl1t was brought to

adiims in the clefciicc of their collli-fa fitting close by thc singing of the

try in the war of 1812-14. Tlilr. spit'-V; National A11tl1c111. . ~ 1

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HOTELS in the province and ity. We serve as line a MEAL

are_ beautifully lighted. fitted cold.

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Cyproc Plaster Board '

_Just received direct from Factory- One full carload GYPROC PLASTER BOARD

7--4 x 8-4 x 9-4 x 10. Right.

ole & Co.

DO NOT NEGLECT YOUR

" FOX PUPS

a litter ol' beautiful fox pup-

pies lost by neglecting to dose the second time. We

where the foxes have been

given the first dosing and hecause no worms were ln evidence. the second dosing was thought unnecessary.

was the loss ofthe whole or SO \\'h`_v take the chance fm'

the saving of a few extra cents and a little more work?

DR. FFRENCITS VERl\lItTIDE.CAl‘SUI.ES NO. 2

will absolutely safe-guard your fox pups against the worm menace ant! is the most reliable remedy known. Don`t forget to dose the second time at from eight to ten days after first administration.

Let us have your order and we will prepay to any

address. $1.00 box (20 capsules.) _

E. A. Foster ,,.?._”§,§,'f,‘§,”,Sun11y'side

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