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Paint or Varnish

C We have it!

_ tl* R- ests i

if . . ‘ ' _

'l ‘“`" Eastern Guardian

‘ tion in the rice ot redned sugar

.~ in an attempt. to break fpresent

“Sherwin - Williams”

we have what you need , ___

Sherwin williams Paint ‘ Covers best-lasts longest Most economical

SHEHWIN-_W/L

Pl/urs Aunf |_(.4nN/_sues

1=0ii1i.\nNs, iwoirs, 1-‘r:Nons,

UT};[1]LI)INGB, ETC.

.S_\\.'_ Crcosote Paint, i9 shades.

.S_\\'_" Root and Bridge Paint,--Red, hrowii, grey, and black., _ ng_\\,'_" Coiiinioiiivealtli Barn Red, a

INSIDE; ALSO RIOOIWS. “S.W." Liquid Primer and Sherwin \Nil- liams' Paint rcailyprepareil. The best Imil most economical Paint that can be made.

irish* “""“”“l°iR°d Palm' no.-tiips. siii~:i.viNG, irrif.

V FOR ‘Sl~llN(lL'l§S _

1:01; vii.-\ ins, .'i‘.mi.i<:s, oicroit- ,erixo woomvoitit, irimxi- riiitii, i~:'i‘i‘.

"§_\V_” Sher-\\'ill-l.:ie. For staining and ,;,,,,,,,,,,,. ai ,,,.t- spent-lion. Fon siiixiimis.

i\_S_\\'_" tilt] l)nteli linainel, lligh Gloss,

/\ diimilile oil paint, easily eleancd.

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Fon iraiiimroits, Pirixii, ,\'E,- 1»p~|~i<iti~; ifim wins 5 H ’ ' .si‘iti~:n.\"-s.

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E "S.\\'.” Screen l",iiai\iel-black and green, '

A complete line-every need antici-

pated~no matter for what purpose-

roit niiirminors, oursirm AND

FOR (‘I`tl’li0,~\RDS. BASE-

“S.\\’." Family Paiiit, ready prepared.

“S.\\"." l‘re.serv:tti\'c Shingle Stain - Made with ei'eosote_ in 13 popular shades.

"`i~‘oit wixuow AND Doon

“5_\\'_" imperial Gold linainel Bronze, _ _

and Liquid Separate. _ _ »»S_\\i_" Liquid ijolii. For Radiators and

Similar surf aces.

]r()lt lN'l`l‘]l{`l()RS, \V`AI.LH,

(}l<IlI.IN(iS.

"S.\\'," Flat tone. A flat oil Paint for

wplls. ` _ "S.il/.” Flat lone Glaze Galore,

’ -wonlt rust. _

Pon i~‘i.oo11~s. " "S.\f\/'._"jliisitlc Floor Paint. "S.W.’.’ Poreli Floor Paint. “S.V\'.” lvlarnot Vziniiisli.

"S.\V.” Crack and Seaui Filler.

“S.\\'.-.” »l"`loor \\'nx.

_ l-1'|`C_, i§TC_ ‘ l-1'i`t_‘;,- ETC.

, (‘0I,()R (",§]{_I)§ FREE ()N REQI’ E5i'l‘. GET (llfli }’lil(}I']S.

C We Save ,Y¢||lJ_loney'_‘nn Paint

Set our prices on`I’faint Oils, While Lead, P1116 C0l0l‘S, Elf-`

E”°"'°°“Y is `Us‘“g e , l?¢C0l‘&i@Y°l11’ll°ll1° .€f;i:;if rm: rssss; 'ssl

Qi Miss Holland who is one oi‘

f - ‘ Tryon's most popular young ladies! N , __,|.a“ iz, _

' nil"" ' mamma tt an-¢ an sniuhll. on. '

If our walls and ceilings are

diaper, wo have it. lves & Murdock, `Ltd. 1.31 _-i-Q-O>--4 SUGAR BOYCOTT HAS THE EF-

FECT OF CAUSING A BREAK i

IN SOARING PRICES

NEW‘ YORK, May 5.--On the

heels of the sugar boycott iby wo- men in New York and scores oi' oth- er communities throughout the country a sharp break in futures amounting nt the close from 45 to 55 points occurred today. A reduc-

from 10 to 9% cents was announc-

'rt ed by one large retlner. Aiiti-sugar v pledges will be administered to the it 1,000,000 school chiidren tomorrow

,prices, it was announced by the \_, 'woinen's sugar committee. 'llhs children who take tho ‘pledges will _,’ use sugar substitutes, such as

fruits and sympe, “ns long as suz-

nr speculators continue to boost the price."

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‘ A FAREWELL PARTV AT

TRYON

_ A happy party of young people 'gathered at the home ol’ Mr. Suni- ,uel llollund on the eveni-ng ot_But- §_'urdiiy- the tweirty-ciglith, to _ bid ' farewell io Mitts 'Ruth on. the eve

oi her ilepature to Cliurlottelovvn, where she intends training i`or a nurse.

Miss Marion Hovvntt presented

her with u tv-cil filled purse on bs-

'_\ halt of tltoso present and Mr. Spur-

geon Clark read the following ud- drros:

'Fo Miss Ruth Holla-nd l)oi\r Frieiid,-dinviiig heard with

regret that you were going away we could not lot you depart from our midst without some small token. ol’ recognition ou our part. There is ulwnys u sadness nboiit the break- ing up ot old associations and the

jimi

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‘W9 F€B1‘et your going -we believe you are taking a step in the right direction. Your sunny disposition and uiituillng eourtosty will stand Y0\1 in good stead and ilt you tor the high and noble calling you are about to enter. You will he missed in the heme where you h-ave always

trious. We will mis/s you in our soc- ial circle. Your happy manner and pleasant smile and your respect for the opinion ol' others has emleared you o all with whom ou have

the future with ull its problems and'

_ possibilities and go out into the

wider sphere oi' iil`e's activities, noii »in-utter whore our lot may be cast]

_ or what lite has in store for us, you _i can rest assured, that the hope wud ’ prayer oi’ your iriontls gathered V' hero tonight is that at great and

il; over ruling providence that heeddthi,

__ the sparrovr that is shaping and molding our destinies vvill lbs your guide and comfoitcr and smile ou _, all your undertakings. We ask you to accept this gift not for any value 'it has in -itscil! but as a token of the esteem with which you are held Lby your many friends, We sha-lil watch 5 your career with pride. Your onc- > cess will bc our -success, and wc,

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For Baby’s Bottle

HE qualities which doctor, nurse, and mother seek in milk for babies are found in Carnation Milk. For it is simply pure, whole cows’

severing ol home ties, and much asl

'been cheerlful, obedient and »inclus~"

milk with about 60% of the water removed by evaporation, sealed

in air-tight containers and sterilized. It is always uniform. And you never run short, because Carnation keeps-you can order a ntonth’s supply at once, even in summer. Your doctor will gladly recommend Carnation for your baby. Order several tall (16-oz.) cans or a case of 48 cans from your grocer. _ _ `

Try this recipe and write for free Carnation Recipe Book, including the formulae for infant feeding. '

CARNATION AS A DRINK

For drinking purposes, use one part Carnation Milk mixed with an equal portion of cold water, or two parts Carnation to three parts of water-according to how rich you care to serve. Ice and stir well. A booklet containing recipes for twenty-

It y , "come in contact. As you look intol

--_ef

. tive drinks

will be sent free.

A _CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS C0., LIMITED, ""’° JOHN STREET NORTH, AYLMER, ONT.

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Ceilings

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"MURESCO”-the perfect finish for walls and ceilings. Insist on having “Mure@” L “Sed bl’ YOUP painter. Gives perflect re- `~ I li iii 5 '__-

» s . ln#

suits. We guarantee satisfaction

shabby you should use Muresco. ln applying, all that is necessary to do is to mix it. with boiling

:;“|';r'sn dr!" quickly and sham ` theimselves to their hearts content. _ Marie; comm m“y,,m,,,d,,,,,, A daint lunch was served which '

white. Wo send descriptive literature on

request. __ ___ ‘

with ` -

liappy thoughts of our early ass-ce lations.

` \

nlthoii i taken by surprise made n

I__-he q

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_for thoir'gifts und goarl wishes. The,

,eveirintg was spent with music and games the young people enjoying

Y wii,L|AM PENN enssn.

was done justice to by all present. with the passmg og Wiiugm After thanking their host nnd host- Penn ,Green on uonday ig_,§¢ there ess for 1-_oiirtesies extended and was Revered me may living link ite- wisiiiniz Miss Ruth bon voyage, cle-,L,,,ee,, me gummsrglzlg of the iprs~

/ 'V parted to their various homes wltiijsem ami mag M its beginning an

__ ' in . F _ memories oi an evening plensantiy~\<;ms|i’s Shore." ‘Mr. Green WB!

*` ' spent. ‘morn nearly 93 yew asv in 01° I `J

homestead on the site oi the iPrbs-_ iiyfsfnn Han. i-in rather was 1°- .iepn Green, youngest mn oi the Quaker lioysllst, tnjniel Green, who settled here in 1480 and wh0B0

, 'l i d the nucleus ol the

The stimdlni: ot’ North Rilstlcn _'_l;ll’_\_\Y___<;\_'5;§g western mpmm

emo’ for Apm: iiienn tireen was thc last siirvlvinlf.

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NORTH RUST|GO

valuable treatise '

We also Stock a tlompieie Line oi Johnson’s Products

J0hnson’s Wood Dyes, Floor and Liquid Polishing Waxes, Sani- Sllilr Varnish Stain, etc.-all splendid preparations for special g}"iIJ°S<_f,S-__ FREE! WRITE OR CALL ron az-pw pookieti

Vmg dt' 't ' :dd .,» t

Workv H3013,efl?i’?i(iiLiii1t?ti.el:‘d!.tl0Ir£;a€i)tiiffiilliyilillligsiiisllt/eiilin ii01oiYS»(i0A C iiigumliii-ligiitmmiliinimiigririiiiys ui:

--| _ ' _,' """' treasures ot the ‘Island ovor tar

, ,

SPECIAL- Weighted floor polishing brush, with one pound can Of Johnson’-s Floor W-ax. Worth $5.00 .. . . _ .. . .. . . _ _ .. . .$3.50

‘ Grade X.-`-'i, Ji-an Houston. ' ' _ , l annie viii.-i, Mihai wnoin.-r; t:r:\mls_r>_n. a_n<i \v__i_t_h___i;iswt_l;a;__i;\_if:g . 2, Evelyn Woolner; 3, Eva Pursey. 3"? ,°:;_':_ll(:;‘d°a;'; u ,Bumble mo,-9. . (irmlo Vi,-...l, Freddie luirsey; 2, aéurg, of informmiou co",-ing om

lllois Lo Page; 3, Lewis Woolner. ,ma md u,wmm9_ mu; to hip __ mail” lV~*1~ 'MUN' M‘f7“’““? 2', mg Quaker spirit had not dsscud-__ Lloyd Laird; 3. Annie Puhlicover. ML H, was of mf, Uiyggqs typo; i Grade I.-1, Ralph Smith. "pu ever “roaming with it hunzr!

' __ Perfect nttr~ndnnco.~- Mabel Woof- hu,-1, much hail seen and known."

ner, Freddie tl"ursey, Illois Le l’1l,E0~_,At an early aus he DBCBIUG 0115 0'

7' -Nellie MacDonald, teacher. :hat hand of intrepid 'sea-captains

_.among them the Walcles. Bills-

. es, -Kennedys and others - Wh"

were wont. to sail ont. ot -Summar-

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% / fy

ou and to distant shores. ANI

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Dr Varnvllh (J E ~ 1 ~ I _-__ ..

‘ f ,J ,V A (Lg ‘ \_ Z\ - K cb or varnish -_

ilNo have _, fbi /'T l., _ _/J .4 _ . p _

‘_ J; (6 \v' _ is _ . v' 'n `. f ' w° hw' - _i"" ""»l. eigirciimes and stories oi' the

'* 'if-°-**_>¥"f*~~"-’-»”` ff-~ _ _ 3 _ We --_Li ~ ~-'°~` ~“';< ' " `

.___ __ _ _ ____ ____*___ ‘______ __ _ *_ __ _ _ __ ___ - It il/OUR DRE”|N° ugcinventioqai in his ways, within

i it ‘

' P""' ff < it in Paine

»T -‘» »-Y - -‘ ~ ' = t 1,

3-:%3‘:;~3i5 ‘ tllijii- ‘Miss or Madam. will be found all of chance" and even when age and

' " _ __ right here, in assortment, in quality iivlrinity laid him low ls waged 1*

- - - -»~ and in price. Everything in bah- nllut battle to the Int. He was,

-r V l ~, it n 'prosaic groove. but he must needs

ff*

`\` cane back to the town ot his boy-

` ` "` ‘,’fx>_`»‘ hood and to many it was it rare ' v' ' H "` lsasuro to boar his tales ot lor-

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pranks of his youth. He was quits

__I TABLE REQUISITES certain layety ot spirit which l would not quail "tho bludgenninp

considered. He said that he would tu il l h d on i u dllllltlr. ss rg e. -

T re as n preliminary gg g1|°¢,.,fu| see s s ers an we 3 vs yo _d _ _ru “ef “nm” _“m__

own Boys

gl diy boar in mind the sn gesti i 1 f | Hari 0 0

B 8 ol "erm" ommoymmt o°1'.'B“°“°’ xiii" $1 lvgllube :;kod“s.lss:::qY"h¢rs ot the family are his iiaushtsn

Overseas Farms that some general representation said that the Governments ooavtriw Y .

ed for th it i‘ 'h ' _ _ Hrs. l._l.. Gilbert, of lllnnspoiis.

_ai-rms use nn a 0 t e nation to any mums miller ot. in amgs and medicines, mo, ws en mm___ ml ms mm _DL Gem at

_ ` ' misc, .ns arming uni. cmd im- is so iiinm by mal

Ill Geo l ot Bum

sl ‘

hi mum: realy tlmnkini: her trlendst .- ~~_-_~_raa=;==a-w-1.1-A-L-2.1;.-.». -E-.--_-,~.n.m-_-2....-2

l,@fi|rgey_ Hs was laid to rest iii `hs l‘eoplo'n Ceiiietery beside his vile, who died seventeen years 'bo ore.

.....___4»Q_v;--- NIR. ANGUS McLEOD.

There passed away at Eldon, P.

‘<l. -l., on thc morning oi April 12th, .Vir. Angus McLc0<i_»iaged seventy- four _\'nai's. ~i\ll'oiit_ two' monthhago. the into Mr. Mulino-il had ret-,eivefl 'injuries from a tall, and he sus- tnineil a concussion oi the brain. which caused his death. llseonseil was well and ivldcly known, and highly respected, an obliglng neigh- hor and n truo lrlcntl has gone to his eternal reward. His passing rc- -novoi one ot the familiar land fnnrkn from illelinst, while his naiiie will over be associated wilh inniiy an-red memories. The fiiiernlscr- vice wan coiitlucteii hy -ltev. .l. Mc- Kenzie, ot Ballast, iviiilo a silent and loving tribute was paid- to his memory by the lnany friends who followed the l‘ciiiai:|s to its lin- al rt.-ting place in the llclfast cemetery. ile is lurvivwl by -five sisters, and one brother, .\’lr. A, D MoLo_0d. or Bolton. Mass., all of whom will long cherish ins main-

er. Beyond the stars no tolls nortonrs, No nombre skies, ii`o'!- gloomy fears. For Ho Who trod lifan weary win K1...-_ ' *.;.__'_.v._'._. W.; :;;f:

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`- Empire which are unable officially ssnismsnt Act ms not assi it if‘easiiy nm sn competitors, as s

Cn ___o____March 5._»in the House to pantloipets Questioned regarding the expenses of this seiigms, lint trlni purchase will prove gi=°:;_l;l;°. Ind 'Franln nt Denver. //

mtr;;l_i;y gel. A. Buckley, the alIocn.tlon_ of nt portion' ot me subject to this condition that train- 21%, |u'n,,.u ,us gem on wedges. \®

vemeas fade overseas sc temen grunt ovm s ing is 5pe¢|n°a||y mumoneé m me ' ., \

1| , _ day afternoon. Illev. Chas. Dew. / _

so ;h;ii;\’t___tJl1.¢;q&¢;nion the §:penses_ oi_'mr;r_t_i_‘__rylng gm train' /tc; M me of me fqpm, 0| M51". H. J. WMM? omchmm The pm h°“__ _

vom |13 min n un mt! We sues towhloh the Government may Optometrist and Prescription ,,., “,,._ shepherd Anon’ Huw . “ /_

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§'.‘.1’»"$"-I-'.'i:..'.; Y‘*.T._.I_."' _L;'_:_'_"‘,“i,

Shall wipe all soi'row`s tear _.__<+>~ LONDON , May 5.--The

to smokers from nicotine ing is declared bi' Dr. E. P. to be "so smnll as to he neizliizihle." This should be

of comfort and joy no many I iso-pole ‘ers in America. where, nz-_cord.1n;:ho1r1er,he says, should he kept to dispatches received here

thing like a crusade is und _ against “My Lady Nil-oline." Slie`wn<1§tions," he states in conclusion

ld, as a_~'|_gbaeoo may be even good fm' the

iii there tlenoiinced, it is sa “dissipated jade who is: responsible \,,am,_" for miioh that is injiii

baooo steeped in nleoliol an

a dog than to trowhle his tl The dog was oi’ the sumo

as the dog on which nicotine had Mary E_ Mgbeod, teacher.

~ '~ - ~

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agus whos, with advancing years

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l »'>' ~~a »f.'\‘- '

-p ;JD&lt'cNt@%mw’ 1 ”xH.aou»Canten¢cd Cows rrniahmnannawnoa

Slmumnwwm C C' usa cum: br

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. ; Q _ CABNATION MILK Pll0DllC'l'B C0.. LTD- ' ”"“l»l°¢°»°I"“° Arms our

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s away. been used with fatal effect.

i Dr. Roger says he found that

danger from-bustion destroys the nicotine, poison- or rather transforms it into cre- Rogers eols, phanois, and other substanc- nlmost es, which, if Lhey are rather irri- iidings tating” Irs nevertheless excellgiit smok- ant .s. The pipe or ciizaretiii-'

. Bomb-'ciean, ibut with that danger guard- f‘l‘ Wafarainst. there is no other. “ln these

‘lou si to _,__---401 . --

ISTON SCHOOL

ALL

Ur. 1'lot!cr‘s opinion is based on Repm-L of Aniston School for

experiments coiirliiciod fny to determine the action of

the tobacco c.insuiiii»il. lie iins just James V_ 1303;, published nn aeroiint oi' them with' Gmde v1_.~_1, [illdn McDonald; the conclusions that he has roach- 2_ Russel Bffcki 3. /“lille M. Catnip- od. lla (lrlii took lil grains ol to- hell “nd Malcolm E. liiico, equal.

il wateri Grade rlv.--1, Catharine l. Beck:

in order to extract. all the nicotine. 2, Gerimdq Campbell.

He .said tho solution was 'enough to kill it dog woiglii

istone. lls than took s simllif ¢\\12“`.l{annn‘h Campbell. lilly or the same tobacco and burn- G,-me »i_ Jr__i, Raymond Collins; ed it in a plpo so construct

liiiiisell`_/tm-ii; firo out Grade lX.-l,.lo1i1-ri D. McLeod; 2.

ntronzi Grade I. Sr.-1, Wellington HK i’0\li',Cai;pbell; 2, Robert Campbell; 3,

Ml “I W2, i.om-.ii neck: 3. Bmw! Beek-

retais tho whole or the smoke viii' Perfect attendance-James V.

Ory of s silcors and loving hrotli-vdloed. The liGl5l| l‘°9\llll

“K WW Berk, Annie Campbell, Hilda Mc-

‘found to have no worse eilsct ouipqmild, Gert Campibell, Ernest

l¥¢i5fl0”» Beck, Catherine Beck.

Weight Percentage of attendance 92.2.-

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