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'WERE DM ACADEMY

A Besides His Lordship Bishop l 0'Leary, who 'presided there were pre-

sent at the commencement exercises of Notre Dame Academy- on I~‘rlday

» evening, His Honour. Lleut-Governor

McDonald, Premier and Mrs. Arsen- aultuleworshlp Maym-wi-iglit and nault, His Worship Mayor Wright and Mrs. Wright, Ex-Mayor Brown, Mr. Benj. Gallant, M. L. A., Rev Ii.. B. Macdonald. Rev. Father Poirier and other clorgymen.

Gold Medal for General Appilcatio

-Presented 'by Reverend P F Hughes,-awarded to Janet Patte son

Gold Premium for French, Pr

sented by Reverend Francis McQua -awarded to Frances Connolly

Gold Premium for Mathematics, Presented by Ex Mayor Brown,-Gia ydas McCormack

ma -Presented b Ex Mayor Brow

The s'el`ection 'of Miss Zella Arsen- -aw;',.ded to Luy Hgppenny

I ' rt n

suit for the leading part_ in Joan o Arc was a happy one. Her unassum- -ing manner, ber clear enuciation of the lines and her intelligent inter- pretation of the drama were most

H iiraieeworthy. Miss Ranaghan, filled

he role of Charles Vlil very acceptab- Iy, and all the other parts were very capably taken.

After the final chorus "A Psalm of

Life," by the pupils, Miss Gladys Mc- Cormack read a “Last Word," a heap- tifully worded and admirably deliver- .ed little valedictory in which she ex- pressed thanks to the donors of prizes, and to the visitors and friends of the institution. Congratulatory and com-- mandatory adresses were then given by Bishop 0'Leary, Premier Arsen- ault and Mayor Wright. _Following is the list of the medal- list-s and other -prize winners.

Ctowns for Assiduity awarded to

pupils who have not been absent dur- ing entire school year.

Frances Connolly, Maud Hughes,

Janet Patterson, Hilda Praught, An- nie Haddad, Kathleen Hornby, Geor- gie Millman, Helen Flynn, Blanche St. Pierre, Marie-Louise Therlault, Winnie Trainor, Marguerite Hughes, Edna Gallant, Beatrice Gallant, Rose Connolly, Margaret Doyle, Mary Mad- digan, Margaret McKenna, Hele

Prize for Excellenc in Depo me t

-drawn by Mary McAula.y

cond Senior,-Mary McAulay

Prize for Christian Doctrine,

(Third Senior)-Helen McMillan.

cond intermediate) Helen Power.

Prize for Christian Doctrine,

(Third Intermedlate)Mary Smith,

Plze for Highest Average--(Thir

Senior)-Helen Flynn.

Senior)-Marjorie Hogan.

intermediate)-Rose Connolly.

cond Intermediate)-Helen Power. ' Prize for Highest Average-(Thi

Intermediate)-Mary Smith.

Prize for Highest Average,-Fourth

(intermediate)-Jean McKenna,

Prize for Highest Aggregat

(Third Seniol")Kathleen Hornby.

Prize for Highest Aggregate,

Prize for Constant Application,

(Third Intermediate)-Blanche Rear- don.

Power, Yvonne Gaudet, Imelda. Petit- COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT

pas, Kathleen Mitchell, Helen Mit- chell, Mary Smith, Evelyn Connolly,

McKenna, Gracie Egan, Lucy Arsen- ault, Mary- Benson, Eileen Murray, Florence Cantwell, Gertrude Trainor, Eileen Cantwell, Marie Murnaghan, Blanche McDonald, Jean Fitzgerald..

SENIOR DEPARTMENT

Gold Medal for Christian Doctrine,

- » --Presented by His Lordship, Bishop

0'Leary,-awarded; to Maud Hughes.

Bronze Medal for Excellency-Pre-

sented by his Excellency, The Gover- nor-General of Canada,-Frances Con- nolly, | -“lol

Gold Medal for Latin-Presented

by His Honor Lieutenant-Governor McDonald,-awarded to Dorothy Hac-

kett. _

M. Reddin,-awarded to Mary Kil

Penmanshlp,-Presented by Mr. Charles Lyons,-awarded . to Agnes McQuaid. '

Prize for lg g

-During the Year,-ASME MC,Q\19-id-

Agnes McQuaid.`

ed to Annie Haddad, Janie Bell and Mildred Ranaghan.

Diplomas for Touch and Speed

Typewrltlng,-awarded by the Jos- eph P. Degan Pub. Co., Quincy, Ill- Agnes McQuaid, Mary Kilfoy, Janie Bell, Annie Haddad. Mildrid Rana-

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FCLASSIFIEDI ADVERTISEMENTS

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aonrrrs wswrnn

PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED.

Bend for Catalogue, Prints, Solar and Bromide. Finished Portraits Convexlor Flat, Frames, Glass and all supplies. Merchants Portrait Co.. Toronto. 8030-6-EMEBI.

AGENTS WANTED T0 BELL FOR

"the old reliable Fonthill Nurser- ies." We teach our men to sell. Experience unnecessary; highest commissions paid; handsome, froe

eriuipment. Stone & Wellington. T ronto. 7074-6-1MEtoA9th

""5 r R"'=`”=”sALs "”'_

BICYCLE FOR SALE. IN GOOD RE-

pair) Earl Bovyer, Bunbury.

8016-0-10M3lpd.

h- FOR SALE-A RUBBER TIRED buggy (good as new.) Apply H- R. Large, Painter, Great George Street. 8095-6-8M6lpd.

FOR SALE PURE BRED SHORT-

horn bull 20 months old. J. Heber

Crosby, Marshileld, R. Il..

- ` 8074-6-'7M3I.

FOR'--SALE THE. BEAUTIFUL RES-

idence formerly known as the Am- erican Consulate situated on the ‘ corner of Haviland and Water St/s. This prapenty offers a fine opportun- ity as an investment for an DDB!!- `ment house; Apply i3audet‘&’Hlii!-

ard. _'_ __ 8039 -5_M1Wk. , 'w"T§'1"“nn "' nann-

’ FEMALE _ ` yuinrco- ron cans; Ai. nous:-'

~work at once, a maid. ADDI! 175 onrtoa. _ sou-e-iomi. vfautfls 'eric ron Houeswonx ‘msg coward Hotel. sooz-aenslpn.

mai. _w/nurse ron rua sown. 1-rom,-1os iucnmona st. sos:-a-Mu.

v|An¥so 'A elm. ron otnsinl.

li Fit. A i zzi Wm st. °.`-""°' D" sosrft-snfwif

Mlanrao A1' once Malo. oooo

wages. Apply P. C. Brown. 190 Rio mond Street. 8050-il-Bliltf-.

_VIANTIUF-A ‘DINING ROOM 0iRL» 'L Appl1_Rever_e_ Hotel. 0096-6-28\|tf

HELP WANTED -

' MALE

WANTED-A BOY ABOUT 14 YEARS

of age. to nail cheese boxes. Apply R._E. Spillet, 157 Weymouth St.

8098-6-8Mtf

WANTED AT ONCE TWO EXPER-

lenced Machine Men also two Bench men for Sash and Door Factory. Paul Lea Company, Limited, Monc- ton, N. B. 8090-6-8M4i.

I NEED THE SERVICES OF A MID-

die aged man. exempt from Military Service, single, sober, and indust- rious to act as assistant fox ranch- er. Experience not as essential as one willing to learn; To the right man a steady position is awaiting. Address by letter only. Applicant must be ready to go to work June 14. Dr. Leo Frank, Southport, P. E. I. 8075-6-7M3i.

_ *WANTED.- 'ARE'YOU THE MAN

I am looking for? Opportunity knocking at your door. I desire the services of a fox rancher. one who is honest, sober amd industrious. not afraid to do his day's work. To the right man I sm ready to PHY 3 high wage. Also the use of 7- roomed house and other accomod- ‘atlons too numerous to mention. Applicant must be in a position to take full harge on or before Junef 15th. ,Reierences Essential. Ap- plicant will not be considered ex- cept by letter so write; do not cali. Dr. Leo Frank, Southport, P. E.

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' iu1scau.ANsoUs J; _

- mo. Atrnso MoooNAl,D, PnoV_iN-, cial Land Surveyor, Hermanvlie, n. n. a, sourls. » - som-5-cM1i-ipd

-ras sara wiw -ro sent: Monsv

by mail is by Dominion Bilpress Money Order. . _. 8il0ilM2i

_ _TO LET

I1-o i.e~r-runwlel-iso nooms.

Centrally located. ADDI? if “W Guardian Office. _ 8020-6-8M1wk.

' 7

‘ro MNT ruonsieso House A1'

Brighton for summer months. Apply Guardian Ofiioe. 5048-5-1‘IMtt

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(Fourth Senior)-Josephine Donahue.

(First Intermediate)-Georgie Flynn

Gold Medal for Proficiency in Ste-

Mary Mcinnis, Ena Hornby, Jean, nography,-Presented hy Mr. D. 0.

foy

Gold Medal for Typewrltlng and

H heat Avera e of Marks

Diplomas for Stenography (with,

honors)-awarded to Mary Kilfoy and

Diplomas for Stenography,-award

ou of a ues e ' “r ‘ I ' A t

_ _ E. fn |'r PAYB to buy- in this Province. _'I_:_n_;|_'_rl§_5_ 'r__l::l__E_Alg_;'__ robber him, _

._ _-_ ' _ an ISC cnususo ovsrgs sweats- Braces. ' D" W' '“ accompanies an ¢xn|_u`»¢_¢a cmiios

‘lf___ tlretléoifz l__?__\__l__i|_;_:_i_lal;‘l§t___r_in_y'time-it»ie- inconvenient for you .to come =sS3‘bfL?EE!l:E;ll3g-ilgtiggil-E: 8058's'_°ThuM°n2wk°ETh2" of 'M "nw", swam-Hum'

jend your needs 'by parcel pos‘tY°f.qnlyvu.’= dmv " a' "M and. -we Wm l?>I:1e3.Yg'li¢l‘.2ax: sHg£°It‘e.l'. dcsatiunitdat si¢§10Ri;|aw¢lALiUt_Tge hcfmwau Ml* " Gr.-"yF.°d.°g"4d by (ho

Write us now about my "em 'i t~ ‘ ' ' '_ ' ” U °“ 0 *H118 an Ice °° W* .-.._..n__ _ , _

'at once advise you just what thesse yv'v’llllaxlstn\>.i°le`;>si:iadi tg ggltrvlfoixgl _..._ 80944 SMZL (lilrigyn Jmgah “gg tg” cigmwan Han’ LequilleN gnc 8-New

E FO - ' _ Lzgsrgna-c;>_rpl.__1-l\_iches will loc ' ' °' ‘ 8015' ' ` " ` °“

. ure n orran an el on Wednes EGGS WANTED Th BM 01'! I

_ ¢ , . ,- 0 1,4519 Md er peope who look well are

_ dgy night; June&12th__ _édmission 20 of t-he P. E. Island Hospital are :guns miserable on account of a feeble cou-

_- _ - - .- mm, sms-one 3.2;. `i3...l.°$““ pffai.. .°..‘°.;..§’“°?.`l I-‘3.'..."°““-“°"° °' °"‘i2 °” T“°°"“’ “"1 '"“°“ °‘ "*° “°"°“' '

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v ‘ A A _ 'wr H A . .., .i_/_,,§‘fE~~~ mam H°°_ ml W' “QF” 8 Wiwre ladies will be in readiness ta ~+---» 1-- Wi-° ‘ar-'° :'.:.:.“.:.*.:°::::f..:s:.2 f--im

sented by Revs smart M i` ~i‘~°°°““-" F’ “'* _P . chaplain or math over-:gas a';ttoli¢:f"’°°”‘“"°“ ‘5"'“"d*" W” "“°°“"“!i“S°~ 'l8LANo nov' wouN-neo-Mrs.

_Gmdys Mccormack ` ‘ Mr.Weet’s many ‘friends will sincerely Ad; J-_ ,gtevensgn of N th m

Gold Medal for English,-Present-ih°D° that he Wm IUHKB B $0011 T00- received a telegram il(l);0rl11Irl;er' has

ed by Reverend Maurice McDonald,'°very` -- that 71421’ 501! N0- 303418. Pte. Frank

-awarded to Maude Hughes. --" Nelson Stevenson was officially re.

' ` _ _ _ ' . . c- _ _ '

ld - ' . _ ' `

Mr Thomas Cook of Pleasant Street

the 'I5 foot fron! who $2200 The land

Property has not yet been sold:

DUNSTAFFNAGE.--Report of Dun

Grade 6-1, Rota Boswell 2, Jeanie

Helen McLeod Grade 5-1 Ledwell Boswall 2, Elsie Rhynes, 3, Elwell L.eP Her ourt G de 4-

3, Marguerite Terrell Grade 3-1, Alfred Stewart, 2, Bessie Fos Foster, 3, Eric McLeod 4Edna

Boswell 2 Helen LePage 3 John

Grade 1-(b) Cecil Wakeiin. Grade 1

Rhynes; 3, Stanley Wakelin; 4, Lorne

w He n MacLeo Bessie Foe

Mary McAuiay, and Lucile Donahue, L_ Ruby stewart 2_ _Tame Foster city on business on Saturday

Cairns. -Bertie -Stewart, teacher.

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ghan, Mary Riod, Myrtle Pendergast, Louise Lacourciere and Blanche St. Pierre.

Diplomas for Proficiency In Palmer

Method of Business Writing,-award ed to Lucile Donahue, Florence Calla- ghan, Blanche St. Pierre, Marie- Louise Theriault, Marjorie Hogan,

Gold Premium for English Greig Muommg at we _,ear and side of me ____

°‘|“”'“y merited by D°"°thy H°3a“’ staffnage School for May Grade 8- Ml' John Keays, ~Souris was in the

A' _ 1 ° d . , `

Eustodie , Marguerite Hughes, Dorothy Kilfoy, Yvonne Gaudet, Imelda Petitpas, Lau- ra -Briand and Melinda McAleer.

Certificates for improvement In Pal-

mer Method of Business Writing,- awarded to-Kathleen Hornby, Ste- phanio Jenkins, Dorothy McKinnon, Katie Martin, Gertrude Gallant, Mary Corish and Helen McMillan.

ART DEPARTMENT

Prize for`Drawlng and Painting,-

Jeannle Blais.

Gold Medal for Piano Theory and

Technque-(Presented by a friend)- -Kathleen Fitzgerald.

Prize for Music (Senior Course-

Dorothy Hogan.

Prize for Music (Intermediate Cour-

se)-Georgie Millman.

Prize for Music (Junior Course-

Mary Hogan.

Certificates of Music In Senior

Grade,-awarded to Katheleen Fitzge- ald, Dorothy Hogan, Dorothy Hack- et, Blanche St. Pierrie and Louise Lacourciere.

Certificates of Music in interme-

diate Grade,-awarded to Gladys Mc- Cormack, Marguerite Keoughau and Gertrude Gallant.

Certificates of Music in Junior

Grade,-awarded to Mary Smith, Gla- dys Hughes, Gladys Fitzgerald. Mary Maddigan and Winnifreti McDougall.

Certificates of Music in Elementary

Grade-awarded to Mary McCloskey, Gracie Egan, Ena Hornby. Eleanor 0'm¢v\_v and Blanche McDonald.

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Gaiiiel and the Swinging Lamp

The boy Galilel, sitting with others

in the Cathedral of Pisa on a Sunday morning saw an attendant draw aside the hanging lamp to_llght it and _then let it swing. Many other eyes saw the same thing, but there was only that pair in'Galilei's 'head which really ob- served wha happened. He alone notic- ed that as the swin8s of l-ho N189 lampbecanie smaller and smaller they alway's _took the same time. He prov- ed it by counting them with his pulse. He had made a great discovery out ol which grew the pendulum’ clock and the accurate measurements of time.

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:CANADA CALLS FOR GREATER Pao:-ucrlou.-Screams WI". 9'” you more Potatoes, Apples and Fruits. will also k_eep_fiies away _from cow; and they will produce more Milk and Potatoes. Apples and Milk are nes 0 Bee our line of BPRAVERS of differ- ent makes; all prices from 75c eacis up. For sale at our Seed RM F00 warehouse, Queen street. Carter A Coq |_¢d_ 8098-li-10M2l

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, I.. _.5 Jill'

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NOW

soaps of all kinds and partie-

_, ulsriy the finer goods are sd-

., vsucing_in price. _

`,_ We ave ever think in the' ,_ way of toilet, bat and laundry . soaps. Better buy now while " the price is low_ and the stock

so large.

6885 These will be pug down my

PROPERTY SALE- The auction tag

" Sale 0! the property 01! Mr M M l)°|Aost:;ll‘;?id?}';n';x:l§lat-gil:-"fag tr? No ,_ Kinnon, at the corner of Villa and France on May 24th 1913 frown'

Ambrose Streets, Brighton did not 1|- ’ ' su erm!

om gun shot wound in back This

8 take place on saturday. wins to the is the second time that Pte st

fact that Mr McKinnon disposed of gon has been wounded and hi f :"9" the house by private sale on the pre w||| hope that he Wm m k 8 r end” vious evening The purchaser was factory recpvery a 8 8' satis'

and the prlc`é"pnI{ Yo? “the ‘llollstr lm' ‘ ‘ ' ” ""`PERS0NALS

Mr John S Cousins, Park Corner, on Sat

was in the city urday

P"'z° f°" H'9h°“ A"°"°°° "‘ 3° Thompson 3 Florence Stewart 4 Mi' James Pendergast Kensington

was in town Saturday

Mr R T Morrison, plumber, of

pn" f°"` chrhua" D°°m"°""°(s° Hildl;.g(iviatthewsme2 CII/iargargti Cairnslv S“mm""Bid° W" "1 the CNY yésier

I V I 7

M' F Y BYOWH- Tellresenting ‘he

d Ferguson Grade 2- 1, Eileen WHTWICK Crockery Co St John, is

in the city

Prize for Highest Average (Fourth Thompson Grade 1__(a) John Cairns ____

Miss Clara Croken, of Springfield,

Prize for Highest Average-(First (C) Margaret -MdLeod. 2 Aram, Mass., is visiting her home in Free-

town, P. E. l.

P""° f°" H'9h"t AV°"“°°_'(S°` Thompson. Perfect attendance-Ruby --

Coun P A Smith. Charlottetown,

Ste art, le d', .- - - . ter, Janie roster, John calms, Hilda has returned from 11 trio to Newfound- Matthews Alfred |Stewart, Margaret land and Sydney-

tow-n.

Mr. John Murphy. of the steward's

department of the car-ferry steamer, was a visitor to his home in this city on Saturday.

Rev K L Dawson, Halifa son of

Arsenault Edna Gallant, Rev. Dawson, former ptastor of

the First Methodist church. arrived in Charlottetown on Friday night.

Mr. Maurice Donovan, chief stew-

ard of the C. G. S. Gulnare, arrived in Charlottetown on Friday night and left Saturday on a visit to his home in Georgetown. -

Miss Katherine Tierney and Miss

Mamie McLellan from New York, ar- rived in the 'city on Friday night and left Saturday on a visit to their homes in the eastern part of the Island.

Mrs. John Harrington, and two

children of Norboro came to the City Saturday morning. Mrs. Harrington will be with her brother, R. J. Cul- len, Moreii, who was brought from there to the City Hospital and is se- riously ill.

Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Crowe, of Van-

couver, who have been holiday-ing in the Province, spent the week-end in Charlottetown the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stewart, Brighton, Mr. Crowe is the Unionist representative in the House of Commons for the rid- ing of Burrard, Vancouver. Mrs. Crowe is a Prince Edward Islander, and is being warmly welcomed by many friends.

Silillli IIIIIIIMIIINS

HAIJIFAX, N. S., June 8-(Quota

tions furnished by F. B. McCurdy & Co., stock and bond brokers, mem- bers- Montreal -Stock Exchange, Mc- Curdy Building, Halifax, 'N. IS.)

CLOSING PRICES

Yesterday Today

Atchison .... .... 84 83% Am Loco .. . . . ... 62% 62% Anaconda .. 61% 621/4 AmS&~R.... ..73';§ 74% Can Pac 146% - M. F. qt. ._ 102 1021/, Mex Nor Power . 92% 93% Reading 87% 88% S. P. 83 83 S.T.U. 42% 45% Il. S. . . . . . . 97% 98%, U. P. .. 120 121, A. F. 78% 79% Utah 78 79% Crucible 80% 62% Cen 71% - P.R.S. - 59%

Mlnards Llnlment Lumbermens Friend

Safe? Deposit - oxes

-I +i'lace your Victory Bond in a Safety _Dep- oeit'Box with your own key in our flrepioofivsult. Rental very moderate t2_ 00 ser annum.

, Call and examine.

Eaiietn Trust C.H B. Lonowolrrn

154 Richmond

The 2 Macs

Dr. Miller of the Sanatorium, Kent-

Ville. N. S., left on return Saturday, after spending some days in Charlotte.

Charlottetown.

Restored and Aged Mother

trouble is not confined to any age,

of Nervous Dyllpepsie by the use of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food he prevail- ed upon his aged mother to try out this great. restorative treatment. Her experience was equally happy, and so the good word is passed along to others ‘to put this food cure to the test. , , - Mr. Judson H. Morse. Lequille, N. S., writes:-“I am glad to be able to say a few words in recommendation of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. because I have found it so very good for me and others. I came by my nervous trouble much by Inheritance and through my work. ln '86 I was a nervous wreck, but the doctor and time put me on my feet again, so l got along quite well until five years ago. I got la g-rippe and put through an awful winter and summer, but a friend offered me some of Dr. Chase‘s Nerve Food Pills to try, and I found them to help me at once, so I_ have taken a number of boxes since that time and still iind them good. Mother is in her 90th year, and has' suffered a lot with neuraigia of the stomach and' bowels. and was in a very had state last summer, but I pre- vailed upon her to try the Nerve Food and it helped her even in her advan- ced yeaxs. The doctor called my trou- ble Nervous Dyspepsia. I know of man who have taken the Nerve Food

Ointment excellent also."

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food 50 cents a

box. a full treatment of 6 boxes for $2.75, at all dealers, or. Edmsnson, Bates & Co., Lmited ,Toronto. Do not be talked into accepting a substitute. lmltations only disappoint.

AUTO DAYS

Sir:-in view of the fact that about

all of our country roads are now open to auto traffic many of our pee ple who use horses say that “in con- sequence of the daily auto traffic they are prevented from making use of the highways as they formerly did.” And, as many of our people have askedme to assist in bringing about a remedy for their grievances I have therefore consented to do what I can.

In doing -so I wish to be fair, but I

must say that the feeling against con- tinuous auto driving in many country districts is very pronounced. l would therefore Impress on the auto asso- ciation the need of using every effort to bring about a compromise with a view of finding a. remedy.

Being thoroughly conversant with

country life conditions, permit me. to say that I deem it in the interest of all concerned that the country roads should be closed to autos for two days in each week. Many- of our far- mers are short-handed this season. Now our girls and young lads can help in the greater production movement, they can very well drive to the vil- lage market or do many of the neces- sary errands and thus save the man's time on the land. The ladies say “give us two days in the week clear of the autos; we want to go to market; we want to drive to see our friends with- out being in danger of having our hcrses frightened while on the way.”

Now, Sir, I am fully aware that

.ho great majority of auto owners are very careful and exceedingly accom- modating when meeting timid horses on the road. Yet, nevertheless, many of our older people are not sufiicient~ ly courageous to take the risks and are staying at home in consequence.

I do not like the idea of interven-

tion, but there are certain conditions when intervention is necessary, and I feel that no person wishes to make use of pressure.

1 only‘hope that the friendly rela-

tions existing between all parties may be broadened sutllciently so as to admit of all enjoying their various privileges and that each may be will- ing to allow to others their full en- joyment of life in all matters lawful and right. _

l am. sir, etc.,

H. D. DDBIE.

_ . Lot 14.

Ask for Mlnard’s and take no other.

Lemon Juice

For F reckles

_-_-

Glrls Make beauty iotiori at home for _a few cents. _Try itl

Squeeze the juice of two lemons in-

to a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freclzlc and tan' lotion, and complexion beau- tiller, at very, very small cost.

Your grocer has the lemons and any

drug store or toilet counter will sup- ply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage the sweetly fra- grant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, s‘oit and white the skin becomes. Yesl `lt is harmless.

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Commencing Wednesday June 12th

Commencing Wednesda ' next '

June 12th this Store Close at 12 O’Clock Noon. _ _ _

Customers will greatly oblige

by shoppmg early on Wednesd-ays during the summer months so that employees and teamsters may be able to getaway on time. -

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New Hammocks

We are showing a splendid

stock of Hammocks forthe present season.

_Prices are remarkably 1_0 W

consldermg. the scarcity of dyes and cotton fabncs.

See Them Today

_ $1.85, $2.50, $3.25 up '£0 $7.5 V 9 Unequalled iii\\ //iii

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E sold with or wane

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