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MONDAY' '3rd_ year:-Laura Bain, James Mc-‘Eiiitli Moore and Gilbert Walker and

P. W. C. PR1Zl% LIST

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1 Buxton Millie Piggott,‘Louis M. ~

n .' , St H' , N 'l.Rattce, Laura

1 ~ Ewfn' Wlured thi:'rk.;xi,'an§aé:u§,,l;i\|" \I~lo(iir:iton, )T§reil Shiiman. Wlllllllll .~, _'§_orinan tI..o\vC_____.e______ Dmie E_m0tI_n1¢i,¢an and Leo Wallace, Georgie

°"° C” er' ' L [_-ord and Bernice Norton and _Ilussel

Full, Harold McLean and BUYS- gimpsgly and Carman _\§':£Zht_i_r:;.p,_ mane iviiiier. Fmiay M111 a Y» l now, Gilbert walker. ‘Samuel 1"‘|‘\- mum Biggar, Annie Lorcoran, l_%{|:-_ at _Fitzgei-ald and Clarence _li _ may-gh, Edith Howard, Clyde Aiild.

Morley Bell and Percy MGCBUSI 'ld

Mclead en, Elsie Francis

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:iid Vaens McLean, Gordoii_ M_cGo\lLZ'

§ gn, 1\-an McIntyre Albert Diuuid.

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PHYSIOLOGY _

lst. year:-Uryde Auld and .iran

?6leDonald_ Aileen Gillis and Ethel

Nor

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The and

ton, Edith Moore and Gladys mons and L‘ai~nian Wigflllilau. ne Canipliell and Nellie Hubley Amy Huestis, lieiili Iiejcuiic imil

Mcl’liei'~son and l1’loi'ciiri‘ \la-

'Lcoil an ‘ , gampiyeii, Ambrose Peters, John

Florence A V f - bev and Daniel Nicholsoii and Wm. gsewm-t, Myrtle Ross & Peter Howe Elmer Arnet and Morley Bell and Annie Corcoran and Michael Giiiiiin and Louis McEwen and Albert Sim- mons. Elsie Furness and_Ivz\n Mrln- tyre and ('_iiylri~ McKenzie and Har- Mclnan and (`harles ltzittce.

iGiiignn, Robert Mirlinuchlan, Wen- -dell McKen'/ie, Annie McGrath

5-,`-oith, Alexander Laird, Bertie' Mc- piu rlane, Edward Foley, Allan Cole ami _Katie Hughes mid Albert McDoii- ` app .il/l.ir.rgriret Mclloiiald, George Mc-

d Francis Mcl’liee Bertha

igaszapd, Murdock McKinnon, Cliar- les MCAltLl\H-

BOTANY

lst. year-:»-Daniel Mc[’herson, Char-

lim; Brixton .and Charles ltattee and lH,.len r~ltronl=~’. Clyde Auld and Annie; ‘i‘ro.~izlian and Lizzie Goodwin niifli iplditli Hoirnril, Luellc lieairsto and ilgvmictli ltlnrtiil. William Steivi-irl., \(;,.,_,.u,|,. Love, 'l‘hanc (‘a|npl»ell !.(,cnli l.ejr‘uiie, Wiliiuin Mi'_l’liei'soii ‘moi Hom Moiintaiii niiil Wilfred l‘ar- lkm- mid t‘lu|'enre` 'l`i:liiii-u'sli, Katie i‘ii`vi'ir-_ and Louis lllclilwcn und Gladys Simiiions,. Vnn:~=`MeLean and Malcolm Murchison and Laura Siinp- son, Hauiniond llreliaut and Jean Mc- Fadycn. and Amy MOYSB. Allllie (`oi'- eoran and Gordon Mcflougan and Malcolm McLeod :ind Sadie Sniith

and George Webster and Garniani

Hazel Woodside.

“' A‘“'1`HMm`w -' Bo'rAN‘r iA<‘iui‘.iii.'i'i`mi~: Ar:iii<1~uL'i‘unE AND i=iivsioGnA- IBM S081*-H5291 Woodside’ (lm rn 2nd. Yeai°il2i\lr-xiiiiiler' McLeod. °

PHY

lst. ybur-Laura Hiinpson, Norman

Lowther; Clarence '1‘idniarsh, Carman Wightinian, Edith Howard, (‘-harlcs Buxton and Elliott Full, Daniel Mc- Arthui°,’ Florence McPherson, Luelle Plenirsto, Majorie Lewis, Malcolm Mu‘rcli:ison, 1*. Austin McGuig~an and Elmer McLeod, Thane CaI¥lPbell Clyde Auld and Clarence Drake and Percy Mctiausland, Gilbert Walker, Hasmirionil Brehaut and Roberta, Dea con and Robert Fitzgerald and Char- les ltattec, Liouis McEwen and Wil- liam McPherson and Albert Sim- mons and George Webster, Freda Hasz:ai‘d, Daisy Agnew and Michael Griffin. "

MANUAL TRAINING

2nd. year:-Alfred Seaman, Story

Hynes, Murdock McKinnon, George Alexniwder, Alexander McLeod, Rus- sel Smith, Leo Wallace, Edward Fol- ey. Al-exmulcr Laird, Moses Wedge, Leo Nclliguri. 1

lst, year:-John B. l‘oole, 'l`horn-

ton Stems. George Webster, Ciiylcr

HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE

2l\‘\. yenri-Bertie Mrl°‘ai'ln1ic, Her

nice Norton, Bertha U:iini»lu°ll, Stal lu Welsh. Georgie l_ord, ll’lnrgai'e Mrllonalfl. Katie lluglics, Jessi Clark. Fraiiccs Steel. `

let. ycarl-Laura Simpson, Nclli

I-laszard. Gladys Siiiiiiioiis, Ailes

BOOKKFlF}l’IN(i lst. year:-Laura Siinpsoii, Ailee

Iphrsh, ('ly-de Auld, Williuin Mcl’hei

Florence Mabey.`

DRAWING

hery, Edith Huntley, John Poole, Freda. Haszard, Evelyn Mcliliveii, .lean McDonald, Mai-ie Mclioiiald,

McKenzie, William Stewart, Albert Siiiurilons, Fred Donald, Wilfred Par-

Edna Fitzgerald, Aileen Gillis, Helen Strong, Louis McEwen, Annie Cren-

lghan, Eliza Biggér, llobert Fitzger-

ker, _Cliirence Tidmarsh, Thane Camp-,ald._ Patricia Hughes. Nellie Hunley, bell, Grove (‘ai'ter, Wal?er Buell, Leo Elsie Furness, Ivan lllclntyrc, Amy

Driscoll, Gilbert Walker, Clyde Auld,

Hiiestis, Clarence 'l‘idni1irsli, Cora

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USE SUNLIGHT SOAP THIS WAY

Let the soap do the work-when you use Sunlight, you don`t need to boil or ruh. Merely soak your washing well, lalher thoroughly and then take a hook and sit down for half an hour. Rub especially

dirty parts lightly or, _if necessary, soap a vi '.~ second time. Then rinse, wring and hang

' ‘ the clothes on the line.

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1 N what basis do you buy your soap? Do you

buy for quality-or rice? You can “lind_p'lenty of

soaps that sell on price-but there is only one soap with .,_..» Sunlight Qality. ~-there' is only one Sunlight Soap. °

Sunlight is the only soap _you can buy for tl<Qi quality and

Sunlight Soap is the only soap that both saves your back and

lengthens the life of your clothes. Because- A W'hS l'h S , l h d h .

_ _W..'ii<. "iii ;;i_;.Giil liiiinegt if f§i.i_<_en° ii.; I | -_ ' ric -»-no ru ing to weary your t ‘ , U 1 _ aéiid srilit the clothes on the washboaiifd. orYe<?ii ` _ e s/

- don't even use hot or boiling water; lukewarm

water-,hard or soft--will soak the dirt out with- out any work on your _part other than working in a little Sunlight on the clothes.

Despite the fact that they are not boiled, `clotlies _

' never become yellow when Sunlight Soap is used according

to directions. There are no unsaponilied fats in Sunlight to _ leave any discoloration _ nor is there any free alkali or C chemicals to bite the fabrics and blister the hands.

Sunlight Soap is ahsol|itely_ free from bleaching acids and injuriouslforeign ingred- ients ol all kinds-we will pay $5,000 ,to anyone who can prove otherwise.

Use: Sunlight Soap according to directions- __ try it just once--and convince yourself that it will do twice as much as other soaps. ~ '

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_ You LEISURE

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Vino 1 1 Cl:iret,'I,ci1ion1de Lime juice and Soda Lreaui ods Orange Phosphate Dry Ginger Ale Wild erry Pliosphrite Raspberry Soda Lemon Sour and old fashioned Stone Ginger Beer

St _ck up with these goods.

Ging$ Ale Szirsnparilln Nola Cliaiiipagne

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Tiiley out sell all others.

Out of Towii orders have prompt ntfciition. '

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Bl.Ul`ISl`0NE

For the prevention of Smut in your grain and ployed by me’ w0,k,,,g 1,, the ,,,,,,_ » _/1 Seah on your potatoes use BLUESTONE. You can U" "°°““~ 'md “tr” “ll 011 him, _.`

buy it pulverized 9c per pound from when found. placed on 's sled and " ' ’

_ taken home, where grave fears were V i _ in

entertained for his recovery, his hips _ _ _,_ ,,.__/._ f

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Hiulley, Irene Lvwis, lililitli lloward, Lida Webster, Iiuellc llcnirsto, Freda

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Gillis, Annie Corcoran, Elsie Water- man, Florence Mahey, Amy lluestis, Lillian Callaghan, Helen Strong, Marion Newbery, Leah Lejcunc, Ethel Norton, May Cullen, Jean Mdlonulil-

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Gillis, Annie Corcoran, Helen Strong, Thane Campbell, Liz'/.ie Goodwin, Robert Fitzgerald, (‘lnrencc 'l‘id-

son. Charles Illixton, Norinun Low- ther, Uuisy Waterniaii, lillincr Mc- Leod, Elsie Francis, Amy lluestis,

1St. Year:-Clyde Auld, Marion New-

completely cured aiid_a e to return to his work

Mountain, Florence McPherson, Mil-, lie McLeod, Irene Lewis, Gertrude: Love, Wilfred Parker, Gladys Hunt- ley, Alctha Feehan, Elsie Francis, Leah Lejeune, Pearl McDonald Wil- liam Stewart.

PHYSICAL EXERCISE Girls:-Mabel Longworth, Helen

Strong, Isabel Hawley, Laura Rain, Bertie McFarlane, Bertha Campbell, Louise McCready, Millie McLeod, Leah Lejeune, Jean McFadycn, Fior- ence Mabey.

lioyst-Clarence Tldniarsh, William

Mcliean, James McGuigan, Fred Don- ald, John Nicholson, Elliot Full, Russel Smith, Alfred Seaman, Alex- ander Mclieod, Harry Balderston, Gilbert Walker, Clyde Auld, Charles Buxton. Leo Wallace, Francis Mc- Phee. Robert Fitzgerald, Harold Mc- Lean, Thane Campbell, Frank Pier- ney, George Green, George Alexander, Albert Siininons, Grove Garter, Mal- colm McLeod.

TUESDAY

Mrs James G. Judson of Alcxan~

dra, Lot 49, who celebrated thc six- tietli anniversary of her mai°i‘iuge on 'I‘liursday last, us reported in the (luiirdian on Saturday the 27th,inst, visited her nephew H. A. Robertson. For the past three years she has been confined to the house through illness. The anniversary service seems to have improved and not im- paired her health.

The marriage tdok place in Port-

laind, Ore., recently of James Ronald Mclionald and Mrs Ll. Dolph McDon- nld of Portland. Botti had been Tc- sidents of Portland for the past two years coming there from San Fran- cisco. The groom is a son of ltoimld McDonald of Glencoe and a brother of Rev Pius McDonald of (`harlottetown_ The bride is a na- tive of China Point, P. E. I., and is ii daughter of Mrs Mary McDonald, nnd widow of the lute James Mc- Iloiiiild, who died at San Francisco _in March 1909.

Mrs. Reginald Hepburn, formerly

Miss Eileen Reddy, received yesterday afternoon for the first time since her marriage at the residence of her father, D. L. Iteddy, 705 Dorcliester Street West. Pinlr roses were eiiect- ively arranged in the drawing-room, rind in the dining-room the tea table was prettily decorated with white lilacs and pink roses. Mrs. Hepburn wore n gown of pinl--crepe de chiiie, with a lace overdress, and Mrs. Red- dy, who assisted in receiving, was gowned in mauve crepe de chine.. Mrs. Crowell, of Halifax, poured ten, and was assisted in serving by Miss Dunkin, Miss Esther Kerry, Miss Truth Bndgley and Miss Evelyn Mne- pherson.-Montreal Star.

As previously announced there enter-

Nl int() P0815 at (ih8.l‘l0t-tetow~n, on 24th May., 1911, Mary l1`llleiiMonagl\- iii, beloved wife of John L. Mn.cA?~ eer, City. The deceased was the daughter of thc late Thomas Monagh- an, South Melville, Lot 29, and was horn on 29th August, 1870. (ln the 161111 July. 1995, she became the first liride married in the new church at l(elly‘s (‘-ross. She leaves to iiiourn n_ bercaveil liiislmiid, three daiiirliters und two sons, one only mi ‘iiifaiit ri inontli old. There is nlso one broflier Sylvester' Monnglinii, Houtn Melville, and four sisters, Mrs |<‘rauris l\loiinglia|i, Kelly’1~i (‘.ross, Mrs. Francis lleagan, Lot 65,, Miss Sarali at home and Miss Aggie book- kccpei' for M. Kennedy & ('10,, 1lrii-dnl- bane. A lady of cstiniablc clim‘n,cter, a good wife mid mother, and it true friend, she leaves nicmorics long to be trensiireri by a larire circle of friends and aci|i|ainl_a|iros.` Her funral was to Kr-lley's Cross where her lteiiiiirm Mass was sung liy the ltcv. Fntliiii' 'l`r'uiu<>l‘. '|`ho service :it the grave was P0l'foriiieil by llcvf llr. Ciirriin, l’. 1'.

WEDNESDAY

'l‘hc nniiuzil meeting of the P. E. l.

Hospital was licld lust night nt 8 o'i:lock in the parlor of the Y. M. U. A.

'l‘lie trustees were :ill present ex-

cept H. J. (‘»iindnll, who was unable to attend. There were also several other prominent eiti'/.ens at thc meet- ing.

The retiring trustees, Percy Pope

mid R. M. Johnson, were unn_iiimous- ly re-elected.

The reports of the trustees’ :uid the

trensurer’s report which are publish- ed show the business done during the yenr.

Rev. H. E. Thomas spoke of the

annoyance caused by the repeated blowing of the railway whistle by the trains coming in nt night, and sug- gested thnt the lloard through their secretary make representatioiis _to the proper authorities in order to have means provided for abating the. nuisance. llev. Mr. Fullerton second- ed the suggestion and after some fur- ther discussion lt was agreed to.

Rev. Mr. Fullerton in moving a vote of thniiks to the collectors for, their ellicient services said the meet- lng'should lay ,stress on the need of increased voluntary subscriptions for the support of the institution. A cordial vote of thanks was given to lW_ S. Lousnn _und C. P..Fl_etcher for holding Sunday services at _the Hos- pital.

lVl_r. Pope spoke of the advlsability

of having a contagious hospital erected on the grounds, which would require the co-operatian of the local government and the City Council to help bear the expense. Rev. Mr. Ful- lerton spoke of the necessity of hav- ing a place for tuberculosis csses.

It was reported by the secretary

that the L. O. Association _were de- sirious ol presenting to the Hospital

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Yarmouth, N. S.

Gentlemen,-In January last,

Francis Leelere, one of the men em-

crushing him fearfully 1-Ie was,

being badly bruised and his body

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‘ AMATITE mqnng fsrvfaned.

It doesn’t need to _be

Watched over and fussed with and cared for. 1 It takes cure of itse_lf'_frorn the start. As soon as il, is laid on your roof, you_cau 20 “WHY and forget about it. _ ~

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zititc every tivo yourft HS YW do the “rubber” kinds. Am- atite has a mineral surface which needs rio painti ig.

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and more durable th n many coats of paint.

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and another layer of felt. The result is ii strong, durable roof which can take care ofitself in any climate without painting.

We will be glnd to send you

free a sample of Amatite Roof- ing so that you can see for yoursclfjust whatit looks like.

Address our nearest office.

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EverJet Elastic Paint

Low in price. Great in durability.

Invaluable for prolonging the life uf ready roufinza. fences, iron work. etc.

i ° Lice Destroyer

Creonold spd Cow Spray It will keep flies away from tho

cows. It will keep llce and nits iiwuy

from the Dnultr¥» .make evi°rylhiI\8 sniiitary und increase their output.

The Carritte-Paterson Mf`g.Co.

Limited V

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Feed. Coarse Grains and (`.ri:._.s.

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FLOUR.

But if you are an expert,

incoiiipnrnlilc qualifies.

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FLOUR, and \\'ill rccoiii- mciid it.

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have n. cure. Many unreliable lirnnds are of1`eri~<l. Wliocver rises them pnys for it. You can- not afford to lone.

RAMSAYS PAlNT S

:irc sold by rellnlnc dealers only, l"l'~`l“`<l by |;uui'nnter~s, uiid tho makers nre res|miinilile_ You runnot fret the netnbllslicil rcpdt- “N0 fiunllty ln any otliermpnints'

"‘h“‘1 Wil imy only the proper,

firlcc-not too high mul not toni, low-known ln ffnnarln for'0\'er

B|Xf»y years. Write for our Birnk-‘

let E on house pnfntlngf. If "tl" hflv you. It is liundsorne.

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