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THE cnaanorrsrowu GUARDIAN

PAGE ELEVEDL

'Island Students

At Dalhousi

Th“ T-eslliii 01' the Medical and Dent-oi Examinations have been llwfd- All-orig the list ‘are the 1'01-

W 11s successful‘ Island students,"

MEDICINE (First YQir.)

Plllllca l-Class Gl-Bvflrewx. R. n. River.

L. W. Dunn, Gaspereaux.

Clan Il-Charlotte Munn ‘marsh field. ' l '

11533891??? 'M“'.°h“‘°“' CW“ ' I . . . unn, (rnspereeux; J, (1- Pfmlll-llll. Mount Stewart. ichemistr)’ c-l38D—-Chl1Ii0t'£9 Munn lliarsllfleld, R. l-I, Barrett Noni, River. ' Class lI-—L W. Dunn, (yusper, eanx.

Passed-A. J. Murchison, Clyde River‘: W. F. Dunn, Gaslpereaux; J G. Toombs, Mount Stewart; I’. It. Dunn, Gaspeareaux. 5l°|°ly~C1ass 1.—~W. F. Dunn,

Barre". North

'l‘oombs, "Mt. Stewart. "l-‘ll0ry—P1tssed~-A J Murchison Clyde River.

French~Class I-W. F. I)unn, W L- Dlllln, Gaspereaux.

Class 1I—-P. R. I)unn, Gaspgf. caux.

301"". Marshfield; North River.

_In the Second Year Mob. I) Wood o1 Broolafield won distinction in Physics; passed in chemistry’; dis- tinction in practical anal-om)"; dis~ tlnction in emlbryology; (llstinct-lon 1n histology and passed in econo- mics.

1n the Third Year of the six year course, H. H. Pierce, Pownal, won distinction in anatomy, prac~ tical materia medics, practical ana- lllllly. and passed In physiology 1 and 3.

11n the Third Year ol- the

lfW. F. Dunn,

Economics~Class 111—— Charlotte R. H. Barrett,

I Dentistry—R. ll. Barrett, North River.

H0_1\l0l1l_l_ ROLL

Honour Roll for West Kelli School for he month of May.

GRADE X 1. Alon Stewart. 2. Roy Ford. 3. Fred Morris. ... . GRADE IX .... “.- 1. Amy Johnston. 2. Norma Jamleson. ‘l. Pertie Currie. GRADE Vlll 1. Marjorie Stewart. . George Raymond. . Dorothy Gordon. GRADE Vll ,1. George MacKenzle. 2. Edwin Warren. '3. Lyell Gurney. GRADE Vll

1. Robert Ilogg.

No Corns!

The simplest way to end a cdrn is Blue-jay. Stops the pain in- stantiy. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Made in clear liquid and iu_ thin plasters. The action is the same. At your druggist

Bluejay-

NORTH MILTON SCHOOL

Standing for .\ll1y:~

lllarunret (Yolcs; l. Addie Andrews. _(1ra1lo V—~1. M-rnt-r (Yoles; 2. Mar-

jorie Andrews; It. Raymond An- drews. Grade Ill’ Phyllis Hnop< er, L’, Beth (‘oh 2i. Sara Neill

and Alton Rodd. (l l-iel (Johan; 23.

. do il-—1. Rus-

Gaspercaux. , 2. Eleanor Mahar. C1353 "__L_ “r Dunn, Gflspep’ 3. EvelynJenklns. eaux; Charlotte Munn. Munshfielti; ‘ J~ G- T00R11“. Mount Ste-wart; A. GRADE V‘ .1. Murchison, Clyde River; P. n. ‘ Dunn’ Gaspereaux 1. Ilenjamln Rogers. English-Class 1~w. 1.. Dunn 2' “"1"” Bmme" G-wnereaux; R. n. Barrett, North 3' Em Elms‘ River. V l, Class ll——Chariottee Munn Marsh GRADE l , , HIS M Mahogany or Oak llvl-l: A- J- M-lrcl-lsvn. Clyde River. 1. James limes and Bertram \ ulcAc uwv l- R- Dunn. Gaspereaux; .1. o.

Patterson, equal. . Ilenth Saunders. . Walter Mutch.

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GRADE V

liobyn Cameron. Margaret Wood. (lordon Bennett.

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GRADE V

(‘llfford Roddlu. Elmer Rice. Pearl Douglas.

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GRADE IV 1. Wilfred James.

2. William Reid and Allison Raisers equal. 3. Mary Sinclair. GRADE IV

1. l-lflie Brehaut.

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Honor Roll for . 1,1": (H.111.- Vll M1. Nellie Shaw; 2. la-onzu-d Phil- lips; 3. Margaret Rodd. (ifllli-Z‘ V1 ~- 1. Emily Steunrl: 2 ton P1111- lips and lluvid 1111111-1 n 1011111111: " Blanche Jones. (lrluit- l\'—~l. lll-l-rl Silatv; 2. Chosh-y 1111111: f1. \\- non Hughes. Grade 1l1~~-1. Ken»

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HOTEL ARRIVALS

REVEREWl-TOTEL

S. (flairkin, New (ilasizow; V» (‘nnnpdu-ll, 'l‘rul"o; Mrs. R Xicllolllllll North Lake; Miss Anna Aivllllllillll North Luke, R ll. Devin“, Si. Poterst 1.. J. .\lo.\li!lan, S1111ris; Fred Arse-n nut Magdalen island»; llll U- Reid- Sulnnlerside; 'l‘ll0S .1 Rilllllll» 31'3"‘- tord. »Out.; Moinard lloylan, (ifllillfill

Alurrny, Pictou; l1, ,\|cl-‘1111y1-ll. 111111» guf; 1', 1;, Fmvnvs. Si. John; J- I'- llowatt Alontreul: l». -“lll'l"l-"°“~ Sulnmerside; ll. U. Johnston. Slllll- merside; R. 1-1, Silliphnnt. 51111111101 side; J. i-I. Phillips. l5(1l1-l1l_l"- _

E. Brow-n. York: R. l>l111-1-1s,F!\'<_-\1\_ Glasgow; Goo. S. Marla-oil. Yllr; erlcton; ‘DrLJ. (l. .\lcl)on.1_l.< . T? g- Simon Mcluunon. ilaulllll- Trainer, ,\lore11; l\lrs.. ‘Sllnorllna. Kmng“, Bailgol". Mrs. 1110s. i1ulu~ o1" ‘\lorell' bliss Mary Tllllm"? hiorell’ l<‘i"ed. Arson-unit, Xlalgdzli- an lg, f‘. Howatt. Bordon; \\'.l~‘. (dough, Rlontroal; ltlr. and Airs. Fgpgtlfi, and 0111111, Si. .lol1n: ll- Lzwvls. Boston; (Y R- 3.11m“- York: A. M. i{()l)l‘l'lt~‘, .\1-\\' \ork. I

l‘). Ill-own. York: 1-2. 11. Nicholson \\'oo1l islands: Katlu-liYll M -\ Vim)‘ son, \\'oo1l 'l.~"l s; .\ll".~: .1. .l. (rlliis Melville; hfffio l’. .\i1.ll'.i.t‘llll, daemon 81111111, (‘111-11121111: (‘lmppc1i, City; Murray River: . . .l1=l.1-1la11. New (Iastle: Earl L. Stewart, Tor- onto; (iohriel Dunne, dillfilllllj A. Stewart \':1l11:ol1\'c1‘; J- 19- “Fl-Pk, ll. Fried, Montreal.

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headr a band of blue, tipped with r Q —is the mark of my indentity. { ' "

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I have every quality thata match‘ can l1ave~cvery ad led safety and certainty-sure lighting, long burning, non-poisonous; no after-glow. I om indeed different and better.

Look for my head ~~a band ofblue]

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2. Gordon Williams and Ernest

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Hope Rodd, Audrey Phillips, .l1-.<-

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THE CANADIAN‘ MATCH ce. 1111111151). MONTREAL. ,4,

S1, r; 1; -_g_ 1, 31".“ 1 .- . ,_, . , , 'l‘h1-. syndicate 111-11111-11 ll)’ llilfflll llrillsh virl-h-s 1111- ‘concessions gitlixlfi; $5,115 “Hum, lfhflnuiw smmllphfiil‘ ‘ __“m.' Al‘ ilo1hacl1il11, Huron St-hlwuh-r. linr- iurnlliui h_\' 1111- Angora Govern- Rqfld- 2 51,1111“ g-lnw .(,~-,',1.'. [ ' ‘I Mb‘ “' IZMHN" 1111.; and (‘oiupnlrv and 1.111111% 111.011 1o(‘111i1,\‘ .\l.(‘h1.-stcr, a. ro- (sn/yrl ‘Thelnrlolliein ‘n an,“ _ ‘Wis’, H‘ lmfg“"j'n‘ Bank which p111"1~h:1.~u-11 1111- l1o11i~ tin-d. .-'\1111-ri1<11n Rezlr~ Rodd. ,Mfl,-g;,,-,., |'{u'..];e'; ‘(Win15 Swim“; 3h“- H- hnlliwmi- _"‘“m"'“'i hills from 1111- llnnk 110:: (‘lu-luillslrtdiuirnl .111"1- character- I 1dr‘) -\u1l1‘(-y ‘Phillhipqi-"ll ins. C- B‘ “’@'L""m"- lhmlilim- N u? ‘l; ill-s Linux-s Orivntaiix will 11111111-11- i"/.<-d as :1 fanciful dream in com- gle qlewérg- g vemm,“ 1155M“, 1C. Xlnolnnis, .\1ul11-l'sl; --\|l l“ 5- intt-iy zidvanco $23,000,000 to start 11:11 on with 1111- acquisition of the Perfect Attenduncu Blanche JMPS ill-l. \_L4lll_0ll llllll v M- l‘ l ‘i I111 11111111111111. 111.1111 11111;‘. 11.1111; 1‘ l 1 11t1~h 111111111111 Emily Stowm, vhpslm, Hwqr“, non 11111-1. 11111- lllli‘f'l‘llll‘lll \\llil 1111- 1.111‘. illi , , ,___<+>_

- - > ~- - in-. . ,.. . . Helen Shaw’ Kenmjm Stexvmm‘ _.._... ilnltlsh [lllllllfllllh n1u>t no 1111;

to rohuild :1! S'1‘(l(‘1\'|l()1..\l. Junt- ll.—~BcttinlI

gie mew“, _ WILL EXCEED $25,0Q0,000|gy'r-;li part of th1- 511m miir-s 111' 1111- , in t'lllllll‘(‘li1)ii with horse racing - . . - . - ‘* ‘- .;.l: 1t.-1».~~~1l-..@.-1.-1"."~~ 1- Iuelodu Kmfs Dance Orchestra f)?" co-urse Maggiflret Anfie iuunay 3‘ Marga!“ Black. ' _‘“___‘.é ‘ 1.().\'ll(l.\'. .l11n1- ti. 4 ’|‘h1- row-n! Ifiiilflfiljtil-klTi-‘tlii-zii. 1i1il\'.l1(1‘z<‘1'1111li~")t lllillilitil lilili‘ lT“:1T“.1‘1ii;L(-li"si"?1‘: ilii: [You Tei1Her~~-I SUICYCI‘ "' " FOX TTQt t Tan!‘ passe n prim Ca ana- GRADE Ill MISCOUCHE CONVENT szlll- 1o llrilish fillilllPiPffi 111' thi- huild mori- illzlu 1,200 mill-s of iZIFl-Il-t-‘l ra11-<~-<-o111".~"<-il1 South Swed- 90 ' - - n Fox Tfot nmy‘ Dlysioimzy‘ paihology‘ bacter W" " Anatolian svvliou o1 1111- 1111111111115111-11" liln-s I"1‘11lliI'('(i 11y its l1l'i|.1il|1li|l‘|l. - lThat Re llea 1r i I . ., , , . . 1 T, s e “dew and The Couegians 00g)? Inner“ nnimmi’ . Burger)“ 1 (ll-ace Yeo. Honor Rn.“ liflhth“ nlmlil,‘ m Amy R.'111\v.'1_v and its i)l‘l|ll\il1'S to .\n .1-11111‘1-.<sio11, 1111111111)" 1111- lh-rliu 111i l-‘or 1111111)" _\"1~11'.~" (h1- quostiou n1! _ 1e er n ntedlclne 1 and clinical microscopy 2: Namaml Owerh Grado .\’ b.1111. .\11-.\o1l1. Iieulgnr“ “m, Kmm, is m“, m- un, |,i_,fl-.i|;;1,1;<l1|11 lilun- llwuing [we 1 l |,,.,-,,,.,. H“, Rigs, {By the Shalimaf- - - I FOX TPOlI and Clilllflll Cllellllslfy- - , 3 “an, Ste\val.t_ De5R°ci""*" 1",” with“ “will? “llzcsl ('l)ill1ilt'l‘l‘iili rivals in root-nil 'l‘h1- 1111111 i1l\'<‘t~'l|ll1'lll will ill-idol’, 11111111-1 s. and iunny times iiibifisweet Qne .. .. - - - Fox T“); ' ' $182111 ‘P0ll)1l‘l<;l', ii1-l'll2i(Ii)Oli4‘ 1Y.-s-{yp,u~_e_ 111111-11 more than $23,0t1(|,,0(J0. 111.11 1111s lu-l-n 1-1-11-1-11-11 as 111111101111. _ , _ FOURTH YEAR c ts, 111111150 esRn-ies Paul Wlllleman and Ills Orchestra GRADE I1. Grade "[L__,‘,\n"i(\ ,\[_ Higgins,‘ . . Surgery 2--Pasggd__11 13 “arm, , - Toussalnt Poirier l-llhel Poirier All on 10-inch double-sided, 75C»- -—- -~ -,Grand View" J R '\1' '- - 1" “mm” Mimlm“ Louis ("iudet ("r111- Vlll-t‘ 1' A . 1 . ' ' ' " “rmlwn- ° Florence Strickland. ‘ " .. " "‘ l - , - r-w r-I _- , Clyde River, f‘ _ > trude 1.\l1-l\111no11, llr-zitrlre Poll 1'.' ‘ “Is AIASULRS VOICE’ Lmufljl) ‘I “madame 2_passed A‘ J. Mam“ 3. F1859!‘ lllacllilllflll- lzinclyido 011111101, 31111101 l.,\"1111.~=.1 - . 1'-- '.;-..; ‘-"g .‘~_ 1 Rililee-lfv. J. R. Murchison: GRADE 1. hg‘,f‘"°n,tx'\.piill “",‘,,lli',t_“‘f\\neliv'- 1,531,} ‘ ‘ l1z1-<'--l/"~‘ '"- ~ " I Obstetrics and Gyuuecolog __l 1 I t H lb d 0_c 19b. luau \ Martina (IJiliiPl, , §pn55e<1___1\_ R “iamn, Grand vilw! 2: giiliiroweunf M ilVllilelunno lilllltifib,“ Uibniri Poir- _ ,

w: our meet-Mam was. ' an» an!" _,

WHEN Yo UR WEDDING PRESENT COMES» FROM US/ THEY KNO W111" 1s FINE"

We are showing some extra good values 1n Diamond _ Ringo, Watches, Pearl Neckleto, Jewelry, Silverware, "stc., etc.

Come 1n and let us show you our goods.

We are expom at Watch repairing and aim to qive the most aatlufucto y result: at reasonable prices.

Glvq u; g Qrlgl, We will convince you that the but lilacs to have your Watch repaired l; at

C. Patterson

JEWELLER 130 Great George Strut

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146 Richmond Street Charlottetown

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest rate. ‘sent at: Summer-side, Lloyd Lewis, . Strong Companies.

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not listed our press-es so many

{J- R. Murchison, Clyde River. , Medical Jurisprudeace~Passed —A. B. lll-artin, Grand View; J. R. r Murchison, Clyde River. Therapeutics —- Passed — A. II. iMartln. Grand View; J. R. Murchi- son, Clyde River. 1Iy_glene—~l‘assed—A. D. lliurtiln, J. R. Murchison. Paediatrics —- Distinction A. B. Martin. Passed—J. R. Murchison. lln First Year L. M. Call-beck,

. North Tryon, passed in the follow-

ing—Physlcs, Chemistry, biology, class I11, English, economic and drawing and modelling. '

1111 Second Year, 1). '1‘. Waye,

. Charlottetown, passed in physilogy

1 and 2; operative dentistry, and distinction in prosthetic dentistry.

Now is the Time to Get Rid of Those Ugly Spots

There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as 0‘l'hll1&—d0lllbl8 strength-As guaranteed to remove these homely spots.

Simply get an ounce of (Rhine- double strength-from filly 111118- gist and apply a little of it night and morning and V011 flllvlllld 80°" see that. evern the worst freckles have begun to disappear. w-hlle the lighter ones have vanished en- tirely. 11t is seldorm that more that! an ounce is needed to comnlstel)‘ clear the ski-n and seln a lie-wil- fuli clear 001111091110"-

Bs sure to ask for the double strength Othine as this is sold un- der guarantee of-money back if it fails to remove freckles-

.QV J. J. Gay And Son ‘

Open New Store

of the

0n account

orders irres- pective of weather conditions-bill we iuive much P168811“ ill fill" tlouncing that we now have a P7169

_ list of plants 1n booklet form which ‘ we will be pleased to mall on rs-

celpt of s post card. We would rem-ind our customers

from the town, country and others " that we have opened up a shop Oll

Greet George Street opposite the MoKlnnon Drug 00.. and bellsvs it

us s visit when in town.

Plants are delivered to, store. twice daily, fresh fmuf our gar- dens. Thls gives our customers every facility for procuring plants direct from us.

" J. .l. GAY. & SON. Store Phone ll.

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Home Life Menaced

ext-rsmflly has the life of the family as a soc- cold backward weather, we ‘have lai unit been mennoed as It is to- plsntn throush thfl day. Social unrest,

will be to their advantage t0 DIY b

3' Edith Riggs and James Handler. Grade lV-Maric (iaudvt, Syl-i

_ vino -l'oirie1", 11nd Pan i P1111111, Lmml‘ . ,%1}ula'1,' Alina-e] Ganutlet. Grad; 1111-, - line Gin-c '1‘ D 7R -1 ., \ HONOR ROLL _ Jeanna i)(lil‘it“l‘. iliia1ltzefll-ililliiiqc ‘i ’Poi1‘iel'. ‘Pl-ssll- (‘aul-f l.

R°chf°rd square sFhool n" May|Gz1111l1-t. (lrade- PAIL-iii». GRADE x-1 Laurette Acorn POl-‘ls-w (la-ll Gl-lnll-l. Joel-all Mc-'

2 Mary Callaghan 3. Mary M0‘ Mum”

Kinnon. GRADE lX—1. Mary Gaudet 2. Julia Ryan 3. Agnes Byrne.

GRADE Vlll-l. Helen Welsh 2. Mary McLarey 8. Dorthy Quinn.

ST. MARY'S ROAD

Th? lfllllllvlllfi is the standing of Sl- llllllilis Road School West, for month of 1M11y:—

(lrade lV—1. Diary 1'3, Air-Gm.

GRADE v11-1. Edna. Mclsaac 2. 11""? 2- 51101-1 MecCm-ron. Grade Iris McLellen s. Mary O'Neil. W-l- l-lwy ‘Rice: 2. firucle 1.. Hlllrhes: 3. Irene Ml-Guigan: 4.

Bernard Hughes; 5. Dinnis Roan.

- . 1 GRADE Vi 1 Mary Collegian T“ 6 Mary Mmuigyul’ Grmle H_

2. Gertrude King 3. Nellie l-ler-

mmm . Lul-lllzl McCarron; 2, Edwvflrd Rico; it. John Momiigp“, Grade I

GRADE v-1. Olive Doucette 2. ~15 llemlll Illfllllllsan: 2. Tenn Mary turner 3. Bertha McAleer. llflwlllTlllli 3- Mury all-Carroll. (.r11de'l (Jr.)~1. Leslie Rice; 2,

GRADE 1v-1. Doris Brown 2. Dl-vlll llvlllusnn. Winnifred Kelly 3. Mary Paul. GRADE lll—1. G. Corrlgan and H. Dowllng 2. E. Duffy and T. Sexton 3. Ethel McAleer.

GRADE lll—Reglnn Atkins 2. Elinor Hornby 3. Lottie Garrett and Nezera Haddad.

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~<_+_——__- ELMIRA SCHOOL

ll-Zlmira School for month 0,- 31;,“ f-rlldevX-d. ‘Laura M. Campbell. QFJIiG 1l.\—-1, vMgipy 1.1 Bailey Grad‘, Milli-d. Christina Murphy; 2, lmfl-lsllliql lBr-llev. Grade VlI-—1. 391g’ - lll-Illly; 2. Jerry McNeill; A. .!ax‘y E.1McNe1ll. Grade VI——1. ""9 ‘Murphy.’ 2. Ruth Murphy; 3. 11111111 lMelllck. Grade [v-l Anne Holland; 2, J I 3. ‘Eileen lBaiiey; 40,891)“ HOHMNL

GRADE I|—1. Adele McCalium 2. Bernadette Blanchard 3. Mar- saret McLellan.

GRADE ll-1. Margorle Gallant 2. Mary Hughes 3. Marlon Tralnor

‘, Gus Bailey

.5- ‘llvelyn McNelll; 1:. Annie Mc~

GRADE 1-1. Lillian Hogan 2. Neill. ‘Grade 1I-1, Mary Mm. | ,. Rose Gallant a. Eileen Gallant. 2. Kane ‘Bailey; 3, M“, Honfflfp

4- "Moll-Y Murphy: s. itlrlry on...

GRADE 1-1. Gladys Head 2. erie. lPerfec-t Attendance’

lta N 1 a. n1 ' . H 11 1 . M" orre eanor OConnor Marissa Joe Holland, Dorothy snaps 1-(sovs). 1. James " Herr-by and Richard LeClavi 2. -—--_.,.______

Russel WhLte 3. Parker McAsklll.

GRADE I—1. Adela. Coyis and Ilelen McDonald 2. Winnlfred Moran and Dsneice McQuaid 3. Bessie McMillan. “

swepsu PLANS To SPEND 312-1111041110 FOR RAILROAD

STO-CKHOUM, Jung 6__.The first “P”! l0 Coast railroad electrifica- tion in the world, extending {mm Stockholm, on the Baltic Sea, to 60010111111111. on the North Sea, is heralded in the official request lust made to the Swedish govern- ment by the smto Railway Admin- lstrntlon that it be empowered to lbegin immedizvtely the expenditure o1’ the 23,000,000 crowns which have already been appropriated '10. ward this project,

This is on important step in the great movement which has already resulted in the electrification of hundreds of leading industrial es- tmbiishments, and art least 110 per- cent of all the farming area in Sweden.

The trunk line from Stockholm to Gothellhurg, which carries heavy traffic both of freight and passen- gers, is nearly 300 miles in length. The work of electrification can be carried through within two years says the Railway Administration,

Never ill the history of the world

the independence afforded women by opening up ul- most every profession and every line of industry to them, equal rights with men. all bf rw-hlch are perfectly Justified lf not abused and women have the health and strength to oarry out their inclin- ations in these snot-tors. But alas, when a woman is almost at the point of in ng from her house- hold cares and social life. to take on outside duties often means the resizing point, and homes are often neglected for look of strength or some ailment develops because of overwork. Weak and ailing women will do well to remember that Lydia Illnflnlrhamb Vegetable Compound

‘ A Day With the Canada Life Mun I

lie studies carefully your insurance needs before the interview.

lie interests youngjneu in the worthwhile objects in life.

Ills advice not only helps the business mun to, protect his home, but his Business and personal interests u well.

' lie u a the young father to must his wl o and child and n!

hll b01110.

Paying tho widow's claim. he often lain the money from the Canada Life is sorely needed.

(Inch day that pun: fmprunu Mm

m“, from ma“ ‘m; bu.“ benefit, and it it is begun immediately the

more and more with the [not med

He. represents your wife, your children, your business interests, and therefore has a message of vltai importance.

Don't be "too busy" to see him, should hear.

There comes a time when a man is "not "too busy" to hear such a message, but (hen, itis often too late.

The CanadaLife Man

represents Canada's Qidest Life insurance Company. which in 75 years of successful experience has amply cm-l castrated its service to policyholders. The Canada Life Man is a specialist in Life insurance. and has been thor- oughly trained, so that 'he is qualified to fill each of his clients with the best possible plan of insurance.

he base message you

His advice in such matters is to be relied upon, be- cause he tries lo serve you as the experienced lawyer gives advice to his client. or the physician the best treatment to his patient.

The Service He Offers

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