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HONOUR LIST. .,_' rrmuans a`sn»r»nr`z_rs. `

Anderson :Gold Medal Lily Seann,

Uhnriottetown_.V_ _ V _ ' ` Governor Ge\`ler_~`al'sVS_ilVver Medal, Edyth I\IontgonreryV,_MValpe'gue.__ _ '

Governor Genegkg Bmw., Medi), J_ \\'infre_il B_rldges,‘ asoumpec. D. A. McKinnon Prize,° Gordon Ross,

Ross' Corner. Vice Chancellor-'s Prize, Edyth Mont-

gomery, Malpeque. l

llowatt Prize, William R. Dyer, Alber-

lon.

John Cavern Prize, _Kate James, Char

lottetown. LT. A. LoPage Prize, Russel Sterns, Unnrlottowwrr.

Hrorr Hoxorm Drrr.or.ra.

Lily Seaman. Charlottetown. , liorlovrr Drrnorras.

Edytho Montgomery, Malpeque, '

Gordon R0s§_.Ross' Corner.

J, Winfred Bridges, Casournpcc. Nrllle Seaman, onarrolunown. G Wlllialn Dyer, Alberton.

Cyrus Mar-Eacilern, Murray River.

Angus MacDonald, Shamroolt.

ssconrr vrsarv. ollirrrrcarns.

Kale James, Charlottetown.

linna Yeo, Ohariottetewn.

Uwcn Trulnor, Cirarlotetown

Virginia Croken, Emerald. Ernest Ertser, Whiur Road Cross. ‘ Margaret MacLeod, Ulgg.

Emma Cantwell, Charlottetown.

Harold Hooper, Milton.

Elsie Matthews, Albcrvton. llarry L. Smith, Charlottetown. n JSHHIB. M- MMNeii|, Elmsdaie. Elsie MacKenzie, Flat River.

Alice Baiderston. Charlottetown.

Lemuel Gordon, Rosonéath.

Bella MacLeod, UI .

Beatrice Su|iivan_.V“-K

ClalreMacLeod, Charlottsiiown.

Oswald Iravcrs, Georgetown.

Iiugh1-Warburton, Charlottetown.

Lester Houie, Charlottetown. Ethel Dobson, Charlottetown.

Marlon Henderson, Union Road.

Leollzlerreli, Lincoln.

Winnifred Ross, Stanley. Edna Taoton, St. EIeanor.‘s_. _ ._ Alvin H. Webb, St. Anthony's. David lt. Fraser,'WhIm 'Brad Cross. t

Fourth was Celebrated in Sl. John.

_ Stanley loft for P,i*ou crowded with e . . _ '~'|'- JUHN. MBV 24.-(Special)-The For the past three days and nl hts h excu“|°n‘Bts'and th the Abmwulb and, ST I‘h"1`EllS1lUR' MH 24--(Sie ial)--l ol ."

Ronald Wicirham,Charlottetown Gertrude Campbeli,Little Harbour A. Minerva Keegan, Brookvale. Winnifred Cairns, Charlottetown. James E Derby.. White Sands.

Lizzie McKinnon, Crapand.

Elise Berrigan, Dunedin.

James E. Colrdy,Br-ookvnle. lsadore Mullin, Kensington.

Lynette Gunn, Cardigan.

Gussle Henderson, Fernvvood.

Alma Yeo, Uharlotietorvn. Alice E. Matheson, Dundas.

Iiertha Mrrtin, Milicove.

Peter Gallant, Rustlcoviile.

Grace Inman, Nine Mile Creek. Myrtle Noy, North Wiltshire.

John \V._ McDonald, Bradalbanc.

Sadie MacNell|, Cavendish.

Julia M. Nelllgan, Waterford.

Annie MaoDouga1l, Pinette.

Harrison Lowther, Kensington.

Minnie Mc-Kay, Charlottetown.

Glen Norton, Cardigan.

Stanley Bagnall, Charlottetown.

Ida MacKenzie, Long Creek. Gertrude Crasweil, South Rustico. Guy Hayrvood, Tlgnlsh.

Convocation will take place at 3 Vo‘ciock l ' ‘

rrsafternooo, the first occasion when

Fmsrr YEAR Cn'rr'rr‘FfcA'rEs, Convocation has been _ planned for the

I D af

Russel Smms' Charlottetown' V Governor Muckinon will preside.

Katy McPherson, Charlottetown.

Leland Cofiin, Morcli; Everett Dewar, Montague. S liarry Hervey, Cape Traverse. ` ’

térnoon. His Honor Lieutenant

Lucas Cousrv.

'ram or Oslo, Crrr orTor.r~:Do, E ss. Frank J. Gheney makes oath t lat he

Kathleon Murphy Haitian N. S. I m f th n ug |g~_ _|_ Hazel Stewart. ollarlotretdwn. dhffegrkpof.. efdlda businsslgnln one City tlhmlgg Tggmbg, Chnplotpeggwn, of Toledo, County and State aforesaid and

annals ann wnlps one sun. or c'>NE

J°°°l"““°~G"-""“*'-D‘"'l’R°““' hunnruon DOLLXRS for each and

William MacDonald, Mount Stewart. . ~e Louise Cairns, Charlottetown. _ c Daniel Molyneauf, Dundas. "

very case of Catarrh that cannot be

ured by tho use of guilt; Catarrh Cure.

- F ANKJ.CHENEY

Sworn to before me and subscribed in

l'3'1l`1Bl'0W|-\- NSW Gllmiiow. lny ‘ reserice, this iith day of December, A. llugh J McLeod, Bradalbanc. D. lgstl.

'Sore 'l'h|~oa¢.\rrd Cousin a

g ample, urseeive ua no needy for all linen H

S ' A. W. GLEASON ( EAL) Noranv PUB' me Hall‘s Catnrrh Cure is taken intemaliy, nd acts directly on the blood and mucous uriaces of the system. Send for testi

rilntrona isrrurrd in |n°n'3’5 tree /

Credo Anlisepllo Tablets 1 They combine ¢h¢ rermlclai value of Cresolsas with 1

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F. J. CHENEY, 8: CO. Toledo, O.

Sold bé all,DrugglHt.~8. 750- télhko lll‘e Family Pills for constip- on.

FISHERY BULLETIN.

May 22-(Special)-Blonrileld: Herring

_ _- plenty, cod 8: lobsters fair.

1 or "fr “slit sine"

Rheumatism. Why suffer from this pu ntnl. melody

when one application o \}harnberlain’s

in Balm gives radefl Hundreds of

3. C is '-

.~ ' Z, _ _ grateful people t1stil'yVt0 the malllwl

1 ‘. fl, _ll fl. ". C f 'pqwor of this Lrealedy over rheunlatisru.

" A 99 F '

Staiiirt _suoss

or sale by all druggists.

children'q disappearance.

Confirm. colds. nesrosnna, and other throat

ailments are quickly relieved by Cr-esoinns tablets- ten cents ver boa. All drutkilh.

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ONE drunk was the only entry in the

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a tender tnsty “sweet bit" for all seasons and n.11.occasions. Vildnkes delicious sand-

wioirel-l.

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The Vnobbiesl: slices .lull

town, $3.50, $4.oo, $4.50.. $5.00.

Le%.tli`er§--patent, kid and]

box eaiik' I '”

ifouttst ` ar.. K i;i_nr,xi0&.°__ t,, V Array _- _

Rational Bon. .'* f Fit. any foot." They got

the style, cVonr'forVt‘_nnd wear. '

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If You Ant-i__ciV9.8i_¢_ _ _ Efieciing An_ Assurance i

On Your Life `

SELECT a Company that has the cr_>niiderrc`e of of the public. The highest authority rn Canada, ~ quotes the S PANDARD E139 U m°d°l C°mP‘n¥»

with uhdoubled security. V " ` _

British Life Companies have_ the reputation .Of

bein' the best managed financial institutions in the

' ‘ilfeshohld -be pleased to have an opportunity to

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,.. _ _ , . _ ful, ,,m,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Fm. me W ul- aavsrolred wnlloemlr mold len-ul nrlgm

m dmnlsm . and active.

Gity Police record yesterday. 1

‘ _ *li ls1Dsngeroue to ifeglect A Cold

_-; :Ist

ll. D 8 genuine article, and after some pretty

the line addinglthree more points to the A e score or teams were now

after which therelwas one minute to play

McDonald the Abbie iullhacl. used

mood ,J udgment.

Dr. McKenzie, of _Picton refereed the

game. _

Vroronras vs. Nnw GLASGOW.

Game started at three o'clock; New

Glasgow vrins toss; Vlotorias kick off. New Glasgow returns the ball and scrims result in centre field. New Glasgow play with_a Zrush; Victorias on ,defensive Some pretty work between the Victoria halves aesulted ln bringing the ball within the New Glasgow’s25 yard line, and Frank McDonald from a pass from McQuillan made a bpilliant dash and goth the first score of the day. This was one of the prettll-st plays ni the ldny. Frank csrtainlyisagood one,'and with a iln.if line of his quality the Island could meet any team. New Glaegow.kickcd oil' at the 25yordsiine, and Blake, the Vice full-back, returned in line style. A lot of scrlm work was now the order of the day. Pou\d, Mci)onald,1 Me-Quillnn, Duffy, made some short, :snappy dashes. Some pretty combination work between the Vio halves resulted in McDonald securing the bail and going over for another try. Bournssa, the star forward, kicked and converted one of the trys. The whistle blew for half time. The aeoond half wa-sa mucir closer game; the New Glasgow team were determined to score. The Vics played a defensive game. M_cQ\rillan went.:over thelipe for a try, but the referee would not allow it. There

Vles played 14 mon to the New Glasgow iii fqr five minutes. _

_ ' Norms

.Gorntoot played his old snappy game.

bill at quarter. “Nibs" also-_

__._,_._

how often dp we hear it remarked: “It’q onlvhooid,"a|vd o hw dl!!-liter learn that the mania on his book with pneumonia. This is of such common eq.mr1~enoe_l.hst fa_ cold, however siigilt, _should ,not be disregarded. Chamber- lp|n's Cough ,Remedy counter-sets any tehdenoy ol A cold to result in pneumonia. aodhss gained its great popularity and extensive sale hylta prompt cords of this

A1' eight o'ciock ‘ terday morning the

, il s s 5' . o, y 1 c r nr cs

¢wen|_y_|o,“.¢h brought Queen.s weather h be d I tho Victoria footba teams and their '1 M 6" “mn er "3 in um W°°ds Wm* "0 admirers There wad lenty of enthusiasm Th' G°Ve"““e“b hu issued 5 “‘“i'°m°“° Report says tho Govcrnrnent will so tr

and,a glorious holiday was spent. f od b t . ' .P v y

0 u some leaves and vlater from the amonk the latter-likewise a ict of refvsing to grant apienary arnnesty,on the to evmle the gmnung of A pm,u,,| amnesty

Th _ _ _

ere werenpspecial attractions here brooks. expectancy, for the Qsue of their contests grounds that p,,1m,,,,| a55m,|,,,,_|,|,,nB bvlcavin the release of olmcal mon ,

and hundreds spent the day in th Se h ~ with P1040" Bild N `GlllPilow was .a' _ H D D ers

c arc was unavorlinguntii today when “iam” of anemia" - continue. The proclamation says. 1,, the hands of the local authormem

country. her d f d h -f Than were sports in Frederlcton and olearlzg 32:” 5;' “"3 gulgad he' W “ When the steame_ turned at 8. ‘G last I" the p"°s°“°° °f "Wh i"°°°”°n9“b|° which would place the release of these to thciobster traps.

St. stephen. V He S; d uh ice ullse. ;1til;ht;;r;Jwever,srh3; re ini addition 1,9 disposition on the part oi the r/erroris I prisoners In the hands of ,hu very omcms Little ten year old Mamie Gall! h ye W er md nanny by bark- vict/di* vsllrlfeljs other »?l?r:ll;l.ng u cargo of 5°°l°"°”' the G°ve"’m°“t °““"°" °"|’°S° Wim made the arrests. '

van, w o ing attracted the attention of the chiid‘s _ 7 y l S represenm’ the peaceful, ri1.1llt-thinking section of the I

has been missing from her home at Drury brother who was among the searchers. mms in the tombnn- new B or uw" population to the danger This would und°“b'“°‘Hy “Cite 8 Covesinee Monday last. returned today The 8irl is in n very exhausted condi dl,\i)l?id‘l;;lr€)stbe€ilc:i:J‘rt_&; lxolormihebmilld' as "The G°"°"”'1"¢“" ”"“”0i' fefmln “Um Storm'

1 - easan

with an astonishing story of hardship. 1 tion and is threatened with pneumonia, day spent. _ bringing to jusl 161; we lengrisgg ,md Premier G0l‘€ll1Yl¢l!l Will i0ll|0rr0 W

The news of success /had been learned in bomb u“.0we,.E_ reply to the Duma's address. ‘

Charlonemwn long before the Stanley ‘It cannot deliver from unlshmont ll 'Inc impression I5 3r°“ ‘"3 mm' hm

n ln ' a ' ` P 4 ` Y .` . V '

Siiiilllli Piiiiil - ~ The club yell welcomed the players back, committed andnre still committing such is desired by we G°V°"”m9“t°l

again, and congratulations were the order _

of the h°“§'BEGwEn_s vs Pwmv 5 I declaimcd by Lois Taylor. Six students

' ’ ' _ then in dialogue, gave the requirements

Tru-:football match played in Picton E of the men to make an Empm: grand

-- yesterday between the Abegweits and _ qualities and wen demoted by Minh

Tolrorrro, May 2‘i.-(Special)-senator the Picton team, was the best game Mccoum Louise Mccrendm Helen NEW Y R M VV W..D. Per-ley or Wolsley, Northwest, phyed f°" “’““y y°""s' A'"‘°““h °h° ‘l-IusheS.Blan<:l1= Reach. Katie Stanley. 0 K' A ay A _(SpecmD`A formerly of New Brunswick who arrivedl score was mle sided’ lt' was by no mem" land Hfllell M°°l'¢- The Afblll' DU burglar broke iumthe apartments and

in Tomnmlaat night hom Niagara Fans Zrlyglisty; !a;':Vot<;rI',yn flpr téi]l;"fibbi;:;;e wg; feature of the proflranr was then under-

’ ‘ p 7' 3 ---- taken. Songs, an essay by Gladys

had his purse oonillllllllil $221" °l\5h and '“h"°“3h' Picmu lmd “ "’"°”g “rim Arbor Day and Empire Day were Dawson, nnda recitation, Among The

,, chequefbr 31500 stolen at Hamm() every man of them beirlgln perfect trim, 1| b, __ d t . S e sb ,_ T Vb H I M I b M estrd an ’ n ,md in ,h15p°|,,h1,,,¢,h teams were e,.,m|y xit-;'r°oi;’;l:i‘;g“Lh?¢“‘;‘;:;’Ul ‘;‘:"’i0 ofclgik =p£§f§_aufpr§;;,to xrggge riiggn “'32 short stories, exquisite collections of

y e ay ernoon. L _ . ' f , '

matched, The Abmesh 1 11, 1; 1;.,-,ff . V _ _ . . lslloltspeeches from the visitors and the dl 1 d ` .

we of 1 ”" " ""

V thc Senator was stepping on astreet car srisppy wo;-.ir,.li Mctiglliinnl scored n very where” '"7 appropriate Pmilram “.55 :n,c;11,m,b,,|.,_.,1,es gavie ,I p,-ogmgé of ,gusgc ‘ug the Grand Trunk 5w1;1o,,_ n ce run... nr ng enext ten minutes `g|,,en consisting of an opening choru, 11111( few 11210115. hm were 8 raise y

r ’ 'I' t J ` G 'VI . M .`

‘ Besides themoueyand cheque the purse me Abbles hem' the playin Picmus ben S°l1B9l !‘€°lll1il0llH “ml H” ESS” 011i ms ec 81223.11. ‘ r cswnm S

Sarah C. Maerherson, Glen William. ya,-d_ when pmol, succeeded in .M1 4, , ~ ' ‘ ' - ‘ ~ V Lumm Becmmrhm, Sandm » contained some private papers and rail- in Mmm dribble “about ten mug; B25 L'11Dl\`¢ DRY- bo D d E it [M

°"W°"°°"‘°’»A' ’ "’““ "‘° ° oF1APANFonrllEooM|NloN

AIDS’ BUITUWS. Summeliide. ' WHY ilmlltilllrtation. asorim followed when Bethune from a `

‘ 1 ~ . day were _celebrated in style at West Kent

diednhniagds' glrgllgml P l li. ' ' ' ‘ `°"" ““°°°°d°“’“ “°k"""°"°“"` I" ‘he Srreeescneel. Hrs rranor Llour.Governor ‘ OF CANADA; - ' ° ll 0 OUR . _ 0°DJ_l,lR'_0 H _ ‘ remainder of the first half thc ball nevei- Mncxinwm opened the pr,,ccedh,gs ---

i

.AF - - R9 7 tl o tl d i ute later. . S\1_eieSmith. North Wiltshire.. ' ' The second half was faster than the Egggxpailez bym3,en§8v_aV:1lf DIL 5edge_ Ottawa May 19, 1906 J

G1 ude Hunter Duvar. Fortune Cove- ‘ o be and me abbles half line. ~ » 385 Laurier Avenue East

Matilda McPhee, Bristol- 1 " " ‘ ' ' first and by the wny Picton played ll, I k T - The Island Guardian Publi hi C

- ' ' ' t N h, d P inclpa1Canrp~ 5 “K 0-

Bussell Watson, Charlottetown. ‘ seemed as if they were determined to so ' xxgnederedashrggs- ,Sed in the 5,.” Charlottetown. P. E. I.

. . ell, six t lo

IN "| B| yi but’ the Alfmes were “mn the part of the National Anthem. Clrairursu

Nash then explnilred the reason of the

__ passing by the halves, Donnlroe crossed joining of me LV“.odayBV after whlch the

Arbor Da son The Fir Tree, was sung.

SAcr¢vrr.r.e, May 24-(Special)-Sheriff bb, Q. B h _ Y 3-

Then follovl ed a dialogue by eight. little

MUQ-“een of -Dorchester’ passed through pumiiug “re” t°°"b,“H' ‘fver-7 nm” wmklnfl tote: an address by Rev. Mr. Sedkewick S5¢kV"l9 Walt? 9ll1'0“ff9 i0 C3119 TOYUND- hind' Wiudscr °f P'ct°“ "mde B' “ice a eornet solo by Harold Stanley; an essay tine. At Maiden he was iolned by Squire ru" “nd was b"°“5hb d°"“ by Tminnf' on the British Empire, by Miss Fannie Riley. V Here scrlms followed, and Tralnor secured GNL a speech by the Lien; Governor; ,md

The mystery surrounding the missing ;2T"Vh:3ll`sc:;k'"gm; :¥Ex_y £312: arecitntion The Union Jncl: iiy Clagcnce

children was discussed and in the morn- secured “the bail, kicking it down urélru,['£;Tl0rf.;§,,?;,ipeifgff.e,,,g;1 ing they will visit the Creamer place. to Plctou's ten yard line, where the full eulogiums from Chairman Nash A11,-0|". No definite course of action has been blwk fumbled ‘md J' C°Yl° °'°55°d the ed heartily in singing the National

decldcd upon though several different line. This try was converted by Brown, Amhelm

At’Prince Street School on Wednesday

"]“"s “'° "nd" °°“s'd°'“u°“' “Hd "iw Em” °“de‘**"‘° Ab°8"°"~S one §olno telulrallon or vlororls and

Matters in connection with the mystery winning by a score 0|! 15 to 0, Empire Day was graced by the ,,,_,end,,uce remain about the same; Various wild The DIGBUIR by i-11° Alibi” hllws “'55 of B representation of the Daughters of rumors are still in cirolrlation. 5°m°th1."5<Un°' _ the Empire, His Worship Mayor Paton,

aldlvl d some of the school

ful Hag sent to the school by them for thc occasion, and explained the necessity for

written and read by Miss Ethel Long- vvorth. Miss Myrtle Stanley then recited Men of the Nothern Zone, and was followed by Helen \‘Voo¢lruf1`e who recited The Canadian Confederacy: after which

great credit in lr long and diillculttieolnnr ation. Klpling's Recessionul was then sung, two verses being taken as a solo by Beatrice Diurock. An essay was contributed by Miss Louise McCrendy

on the Red Cross Elrrg; and

h Union Jack recited by Olive Rowe

'1‘ e . ' . succeeded. Thls_VCanVadn of Ours _was

Mln|rd'r Llnlment Cures Dsndrull.

Condcnscdldvelthcmcnts %’lf°*<>~17.{{."}§."el..l.l'll§§`"_e°;.f>°T'_V

Y ANTED-A girl for .general -lilluse

work. Apply at tllit omztgtth ‘ -

AN'rEo.- A no to nam nsriwrlnlr

Barbers. _» .1 ‘

ANTl<lD-Two or three girls tolearn

wps no scoring in the second half; the W ,1rea.,mB1¢|ng_ Agllylz. ¢0_ Mlm,

Power at Paton Q Co. lo 2odlLf;_

FOR SAl.E- some Silver laced

dottes also hen housol Appku ` .

Box, 052. Ve Ztd

' IRL d fo eral housework

.mr mum prayed good .needy fool- G A ;,;“t°§M“_f_,_8§‘amm, .,_6m,;,

of Euitezn and Rochford Strieta. ' H68!

”P§i'sHKs"\i§§di:D ¥'H

and Ach printer, also couple composi-

turs. A ennls, New Glasgow%l*(Ii.3l S.

Fon nsmrn, rmcrmarros, 1....;

. Pig!

eaque beauty, Prince Edward _ is nn unrivalled summer resort s ra- ted information as to molle and lme to travel, hotel rates. etc., supplied free.-l

`urLr;t$Aasociation,Clrnrlottetown, Prince w__V Iela_r;¢_l_, Cannes. ‘ EMEMBEH.-That everybody reads

a morning paper as the news is then h and up»to-date, alrd'»

lt some time during the

Stan ardI.ifeA|lnlI\l¢e.C0\ 0. women ailment. It always cum everybody ls lnrel lo lm me mods

I OST-Geni.ll~man'.s left hand kaagiltve-~ .J Finder please leave at this odi , 1

- wdilf. .

W Apply to Mitore: N Cbhtwdila

Dear Sire,-

Ibcg to acknowledge receipt

of your favor of the 15th inet, enclosing a' draftfor $577.11 being the amount of contributions toward the Japanese Famine Relief Fund, In acknowledging this sum of money, allow me to tender toypur Company and friends in Prince Edward Island,nry heartfelt thanks, in behalf of the Japanese Government, for their sympathy shown toward our suffering people in the North-Eastern

provinces in Japan. The anrountV received will be immediately forwarded to ‘

Japan.

With kind regards, ..

_ Ma.v23uV1V06_ Y -U Og er errlble Suifcrlngswhlle Beaten 3 po,,,1,,||_A _ mg Prevails- Premier Wlli Answer Dumas Capsllmg Three Bodies

' Starch was Valli-"OW ihC Twtlif - .Pleasant Excursion. Addrggg Today -Ministry M1151; Rgsign Recovered'

ii Peace is to be Maintained.

BA'rnUrls'r,N. B. May ill.-(Special)-A

Bad drowning accident occurred at Mauloay, near Miscou, Gioustcr County on Tuesday afternoon.

Four rncn belonging to Inkerman,

` named Cusey,Arseueau and two Nocls, employed in Joshua \\'indsor's lobster

‘ factory, went out in a smaliboat to attend

Tile boot either cup ized or sank, and

betorcassisiance co id reach them lilo uen were drowned.

Three of Llrc bodies have been r'ccover‘c~'l

ll Pllil'S 'Hllll/_li

BUHGLAHISEIJ

studio of Charles G. D. Roberts, Fifth Avenue, and robbed his safe wherein

were manuscripts of several long and

watch which had belonged to the nutlror's

grand father, highly valued as a keep- ake. The author also lost everything of

value in the room, including his clothes Loss tive thousand dollars. f

HUTCH A BODY BUILDER.

When one ents food the nutritive part

goestomake up the different tissues of the body. If there is any ilas ilr the processit “illresuit in some disease of some of the organs of the body. The digestion in this way plays a most important part in

'ono's health. Hutch cures indigestion

and stomach troubles. It is /:ornposcd of ingredients which are chemically combined to keep the _digestive organs in good working order. Hutch will not allow any clogging or derlrngcrncnt. Hutch is a doctor for ten cents. For sale by all druggists.

Yours ver truly.

F 1 Nosse.

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" £50 `5EED;§

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THE demand for Field

Peas is rapidly increasing. and we are prepared to supply the best varieties at very reasonable prices. Oar _Supply hsS._b¢==t Per- ,, sonaliyse ected by one of our firm in the leading Pes- growing district of Ontario. l They .have beeh grown es- J peloialiy for seed purposes, are-true to name, carefully reclepnsd and screened,and ‘ free from defective seed. i Our choice imported Seed Peas are worth.5opereel1t. more than most of the wormy, defective seed on the markkt. - ».\.

We SGH (lilly liiillbfitd

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Best variety for our soil

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putting the two celebratlono into one ' » V ‘ ~*"‘\ day. A patriotic sont: was followed by ’\ , ’ an essay on the Greatness of our Heritage ' '_°\= e V

Peas. Vetches,

Lily Riggs did herself and her class _w,NW'r`.__' - _Q .l A

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Longfellow Fodder Corn.

This com is specially

grown for Seed pllrptlscs from sele; tlkowrm; Q_L‘.\r.r1'\' carc- fuily tested.

Special, prices to .\ir~:R-

cn.»\.\"rs. Cheese liactnrics. and all who buy ill large ols. ¢ ‘r

VETCHES.

This valuable Fodder

I’_lfipi_ Should .Vbe largely grown for use as a Green

-fodder. Cooling into use _nnng the hot weather w eil ast res are dr ana bar; li: of grae); ,gp,iue_ to. a_li,_|-fntrons of heese Facto es. Cheese and Butter makers. Our supply is large and quality best procurable.

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One rumor afloat today was to the effect . I » ' SGVEIQ ¥;¢l‘» 8:; enm the "mmm V ' I _: - .1 »~ _ '

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that lr Norwegian barque sailed from Jones made some pretty ,Ulm V gxzcexga Seaman Scrdhgly welcoged the V; . .:r- . 1; ._ . . ,.1 Cape Tormentine on the night df the The Abbie forwards played 0. K. Rheum thanked the males for the henna :VV I,

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