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TIA ClONTINUID-The Notro

STORE CLOSING-Our store gill ‘close at 1 n, m. _Frldpy,_.l_une

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SEVENTEEN DAYS have gone of the Guudialfs special offer period. Bo sure and send your $3 subscrip- tion before it lawn late.-

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MEETING-All naval cadets are lequelted to meet at the Navy League Building this morning at 10 o'clock. A full tendance l: re- quested“ Gerald Madqigan, Cap- lain.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS- Advertlsors are reminded that all display advertisements nlust be in the Guardian Office before noon of the day previous to publication and before 10 a .m. on Saturday.

MILKMEN FlNED-A number of milk vendors appeared before the Stlpendlary Magistrate yester- day morning charged with haviilg their milk below standard qualifi- cations‘: They were fined Sit) each.

SUCCESSFUL TEA.—The tea at Notre Dame_ Convent yesterday was very largely attended and was highly successful in every why. The tables were nicely laid and tea was served to hundreds who came and went without intermission. A “Luck Table“ added a spice of in- terest and merrlment. The tea wlll be continued this afternoon.

FIELD AMBULANCE DRILL- Nb. 2/6 Field Am-bulanlce, which has replaced popular old No_ 9 has been steadily recruiting and held its first drill last night. Prospects look very good this year of hav- ing a smart unit. as the recruits are, enthusiastic and many of them re- turned men and cadets. Besldes the regular Company and Stretc- her Drill. special loclltrrs on band- alzlng__ sanlitaltlon, dressing, first aid‘, and hospital duties in general will he given. The next drill will be held next Wedncsll-ny nllzill. (‘npL Fred ‘Taylor, who has been recruiting the unit here, can tako a few more recruits nt his office.

WEDDING BELLS.--A very pretty wedding was solemnlzcd in St. Bonnvcntures Church. Trzlczlll- le Cross, llVctlnosdzly May 25th. wllun Miss Mary llclcn Mclnnis. daughter of ‘Mr. and Mrs. John Mr- llnnis. 'i‘rzlrallle (Irons, was united in the lloly Bonds of hlillflfllllli} to Mr. John Joseph McAsllill, of lllllonllng Point. ’l‘llc ccrcnlony was perlomml »-by- llov. J. ll. Mo» lntyro. Thu bride l(l0l(‘C(l l-llzlrnllntz-

nor was served, after which they spent llll‘ dlly in cur rldlnlz, etc. to the bride's parents wlloro a sunlp tuous supper. served ill Mrs. Mclnllis llcst stjrlc awaited tllclu. in lllusic and sluginl: ctu, nftcr which nil dcpllrtrll l" wisllinu Mr. und Mis- McAsl-zill n. long and llnppy wedded life.

m PERSONALS

Ills Grace Arclllbishop OLenry arrived in tllo city ’i‘llos:lny night from Edmonton nnd was one of the speakers at St_ Dunstums llnl-

yesterday.

BIRTHS

FALL-At Crapaud on May 14th to

Mr. and Mrs. (‘lurk P‘all, a son.

Willard Currier. —--—-$1)———i-

IN MEMORIAN

in luring memory of Arclllo Campbell of Long. River, killed in nctlon nt Yprcs, June 2nd. 1916.

Laddlo! lSoldler laddlol The summer has come again, The fllrwersare ubloom on the "hillside. Tile birds sing their sweet_ refrain.

lit brings bllt fond memories of you dear. For never again will you roam ' Over the hills of home. laddle, The beautiful hills of home.

A Friend

BE’ MAN

Wake up—don’t be a misfit! Have vigorous manly health. Restore wasted "grey mat- ter," Suppl _ your »ey'etcm ‘with l " lleelt ln ” — organic phosphorus. Brain and nerves demand these lite-giving cle- mente.

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CHURCH 0F _800TLAND.-- Rev. Ewen MacDounll will preach Sabbath 5th at Birch Hill It 10.80 Bangor at 3 and Dundee at 7 p. m.

NO. a» BATTERY- TONIGHT.“ yo. 2 lottery will drill tonixht in uniform ‘at 7.30 p. nil, sharp. Only n few more drills before inspection. J. l’. Hooper. Majors I

town Driving Clubfiulll-“meot in their club roonls on Friday night lit 8. p. m. _

TRYON M-EETING—A "public meeting will be held in the‘ hall at Tryon on Thursday,..lune 2nd at 8.00 p_ m., for tho punposo of organizing an Egg Crlcle. Wm. Kerr will give an address on oo- uperation. ‘ .

MEETING-All naval cadets are requested to meet at the Navy League Building this morning at 10 o'clock. A tull attendance in re-

‘questfi. . G°Fald MBdQlQan, Cap- tain. _, MEETING-All naval cadets

are requested to meet at the Navy League Building this morning at ‘l0 o'clock. A full attendance in rc- quested. G¢rald Mlidfllgany Cap- taln.

infantry Notes a .

At a meeting of the officers of Isl. Battalion (l05th B. N. C. E. F.) l’. E. I. Regiment was held on til-e evening of May 31st, it was decid- ed by the O. C., LleuL-Col. C. J. C. Stewart that the unit would go into camp at the Barracks, Brighton Road on June 22nd and remain un-

til June 30th.

A large number of officers from all parts “of this province ‘wclre present and judging from the‘ on- thuslasnl shown n. very successful cnlllp will ensue.

A fu.l complement of clothing, arms. and equipment has been sup- plied lly headquarters and the dif- ferent companies, and will be issu- ed to the men on enlistment.

A first class band ls being or- ganlzerl and will be lnhnttendancc rlt camp.

A list of thd officers and their record oi services will‘, be publish- ed shortly.

Commencement Exercises At St. Dnnstalfs ,

ii . .4 (lCorlllnuell from Page One)... _ _~,= of faltll and science; land lust. though not least. memories of our

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often found peace and sweet rc- poso from the troubles and turnloil of the world. Oil, what an oppor- tunlty was ours and what ll Pou- solzltlon it afforded us to zlssist here each morning at tile lloly Sacrifice of the Mass, or to come alone (luring tllc day into the llllsll of this llllly plnuc and lay llvforo llim. will) is the source of (Ill we IHINC‘. or know, our troubles and our trluls, our tasks nnll our (lilti- culties to rocelvo ill lllrll lhul,

"Pence that renews our desire to

live. Our wilsh and’, again, To trifle trial and to conquer pain.

,'I‘o dare our duty, to help, to

give.

'I‘llese tlhen are a few of the scenes fronl which we are about to (lepart. We loved each of them so (lellrly that they can never fudo from our memory. When-first. we cnmo'io ‘St. Dunstzlms, we looked forward to our graduation lllly as n day of liberation, ‘but now that. it hnl-l arrived lwc cannot but re- gard it us a day of sorrowful pur- bing. (The pleasure with which we anticipate this (lay was. not more intense than the reluctance wllil which we now depart. Oil, ivllat n. sad- ness creeps over us when wo eon- slder that our happy, happy days at 'St. Dunstanfls aro now ill, an end! Would that wc (would linger to claim yet that we could Billy the fleeting time. Would that wo could linger to claim yet n while the guidance and protection of ollr be‘- lovell Alma. Mater. But it cannot be. We must now depart. The inevitable moment ls at hand, We must not linger longer. ,

Then. Uh. benllznant mother, from whom went forth so many worthy alumni to cherish and spread the truth at home and slbroad.—larewelll How blessed our days, our thoughts

how free.

In sweet society -wl.th (thee! Then all was jovous. all was young,

And years unneeded rolled along, But now the pleasing dream is

o'er.

The scenes must charm us nolw

no moref" ' ' Lost to the field, and torn from you.

Farewell! n long and lost ndlevll!

ltev. lRoctor, ‘Rev. Futllers & Gentlemen of tllo Flmultw-Groat and nohlo is your work, your nlln ls not merely to enrich tho mind with learning, hut you also seek to imbue it with that Heavenly wisdom. ‘wthose light cannot be put. out.’ We appreciate your pains- tllklngofforts and thank you from the ‘bottom of‘ our hearts for all that you have" done for us. That God may reward your achievements and hloss and fnlctlfy your labors ls our heartfelt lwlsh an we any‘ the parting WONI-JPIIFDWB"!

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HONOR nls-r or sT. nolulsrnus __ “UNIVERSITY !lIl‘——1liZl_..;..

‘The following is the complete nenbln [List of st. nunsulrn Un-

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- st-dmuls-P. onlluhnn. ’ honours-M. Monagnnn, I‘. Cllll

Buote. A. hfdiabe. J. S van. Ii- A. Poitier, M. Lafontame, . gese, o. Cote. W- Mlwlnte. ll- Clinton. L. lH. Toaster. Moral (Junior YQor)

let-J. Louis McDonald.

Honours-W. McGulgan, W. Zalb T, Murtagll, F. Campbell, U. Gillie.

Dolmn

1st —Janles‘ B. McTaguc.

Honours-St. C. Tralnoln-T. M0:- qgbnl; C. McCarthy. B. Murphy. - Boyle, C. Trainer, B. Croketl. J. Mullally, L. Farmer, W. J. Obeary. R. Malone. H. Dolron. H. Murphy. P. Walsh, L. Rooney. P. Buote. 1--

‘ Sullivan. ‘

Anoleoetleu (Senior) 1st——Hownrd Griffin. ' A Wgdge, T. McAvlnn. 0. Mcln» orney, W. Monugllan, A. Monagh- on.

Apololelllfl (Junior) 1st—Vincent Murphy- Honoura- C. Johnston. J. E-

Campbell, J. Fitzgerald, W. Bren- nan. J. Molsaac, H. Donalda, A. Fltzslmmons, l3. McGulsnn, R. Johnston. R. Grant. C. Shea. Ra Shea. A. OLeary. L. ‘Pralnor. Keefe, G. Murphy. Prfiparatory 1st -Daniel Praugllt. Honourc-A. Malone, C. McDon- ald, J. McDonald. L. Gallant. 1h hlcsllnsn. w. McQunld. W. Hosun. J. J. Bowden, W. Gordon, M. Whit commercial Departmeflt 1st—Luko Dunn“, I ,_ , Honours-JP. Slmofieall‘. L. Al“ sennult, E. Dionne, A. GoguenLG- Leslie. l... MlCh8flfl."T.“'MDCl\fi'0li.

English (Senior Year ‘ lst—l<‘rancls Cain.

Honourr- r > JuniorYéir‘ " . allant. _

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lst-J. Gregory G Honoure- ' Fourth Y's!" (RHEPOHIO)

1st-\Villlam J. O'Leary.

Honours-

Thlrd Year lat-James Farrell.

Honours- .

Second Year 1st—Joseph E. Campbell- Honours-H’. Donalcs, ls. J. Mc-

Donald, J. Mclsaac. J. Fitzgerald, W. Brennan. E. McGulgan, R. Grant. B. Johnston. J. Campbell lSllca. L. Trainer. V. Murphy. r-‘lrst Year _

Isl-John E. Cameron. l

Honours-—L. (lzlllunt, A. Malone.

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Fourth Year 1st—Wlllianr O’Loary. Honoljrs—ll. Farmer.

Third Y°ar

1hll.———l\lClll(‘. Aucoln.

Honours-q]. Farrell, IL-Grlffln, l‘. Tralnor.

Second Y=ar\ int-J. Farrell.

Honours—E. MoGulgan, J. Mc- ISllllKE. J. E. lttampboll. W. Brennan. A. l<‘l sinllnons, J. Fitzgerald, J. Keefe, (t. Johnston, A. LoClalr, B. Mllnstou. , '

Hlrst Your (A) 1st — Lloyd Gallant. Honours-J. E. Cameron, A. Ma-

l-ATlN (Continued) First Vear (B) lat-Joseph lCnmpbell. . _ Honours-C. McDonald, W. ling- n.

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HOHOUPB—-L. Couture. D. Buotc, ll. Doiron, B. Enrlgllt, T Monaghl an. ‘

Third Year 1st—-Alclde Aucoln.

Honours-H. Griffin, 'C. Gallant, J. Farrell.

Second Year 1st-—Vlncent lMurplly. Honours-F. Richard, J. geruld.

Fitz-

Flret Year 1st—J. E. Cameron and Gallant fequal.) Honours-A. Malone. A.‘ Larllln, D. Praught, A. Glllls. M. Rooney.

GREEK .Fourt‘1 Year lst-‘Wllllam J. 0'Leary. Honours-W. Power. . __ Third Year v “lst-Alclde Aucoln. lHoneure-ll-l. Griffin, T. McAvlnn R. O'Neill.

Lloyd

Second Year '1st—Joscph E. Campbell. Honours-J. Farrell. V. Murphy, W. Brennan, J. Molsnec, C. John- ston, R. Johnston. H. Donalds, J. Fitzgerald, A. Ilefilalr.

PHILOSOPHY

Sefllor list-Francis Cain. Honoure--A. ‘Polrlor. ‘M. Mon- aghnn. J. C. Sampson, A. Tessier, A. (lagoon, IM. Lnfontalne, L. Cal- laghan. P. lMeMnhon, J. Fny, E. Morin. W. MclCabe. . Junior 1st-—l.ouls ‘McDonald. Honours-ff‘. Murtagh, W. Zulb, U. Glllls. G. Gallant, M. McCarthy,

Morin, A. Tossler, lM. Lufbntalno, A. Polrler. J. Sampson, J. Buote, A. Gagnon. M. Monagllan. E. Clinton, W. Juliughos. '. ,' ' -

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Dir. McLellan's Address

Tile following is the address dc- lvered -by tllc Rector, Rev. Dr_ Mc-

‘Lcllan:

During the scholastic year just

closed, there were two hundred

FRENCH and l'orly-one students enrolled nt Fourth Year St. Dlllflflllllft-l. Of ltllis number lash-William J. Olbenry. ninety-three followed the Arts

Course, forty were engaged in Com merce and Business. and one llund "did High School work. While the attendance was not so large as in the preceding your, when there was n large nun»- ber of returned men following the different courses, yet the average attendance for the whole ternl was

tAs regards attendance.

lower bowel; removing foutl matter which poisoned stomach and which you never thought woe lniyour tlmf

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nearly as great, and the graduat- lng class of today, numbering twenty three memlbers is the larg- est ln the history of the institution. the year just closed was very satisfzlclory_ as our present accommodations were taxed to their fullest capacity and in fact our class rooms were inadequate for the numbers who frequented some of the classes.

At the beginning of the year. the Dlshop of the diocese, who by vlrture of ills office is the Chancel- lor of the University, was promot- ed to the Arcll-lcplscopal See of Edmonton and soon afterwards

,took up his residence in that city.

thus severing his connections with this institution. He was an enthu- siastic promoter of Hlgllol- Edu- cation, and St. Dunstans sharoll :l very large part of his most inti- mate sollcltudes. His con-tinned and kenerous encouragement and hcltlthy optimism were n never fall lng source of comfort to those en- gaged in the arduous and trying task of forwarding ‘Higher Educa- tion amid circumstances and condl Lions that frequently were far short of the Jdeal tllut was aimed

at. His successor in office will, we

feel assured. uphold the best tru-

PHYSICB dltlons of the oplsglpate in this . . , license, and will gul e this lnslllu-

_ Sixth veni- ‘ ust__n.m:c,s Cam”, > ,,_, to _ accomplish still greater Hmmu" L‘ 'P"0hlr“n”'n' E" ' A" tlle commencement of the

year we were able to seclll-o the sol-vice of Mr. J. Kenneth Oodkln as professor of English nnll His- tory. Mr. comm. is a graduate of Harvard University where he specialized in those subjects. On account ‘of his epeelnttrainlng, entllunlalmand energy he proved to ‘bout vory valllublo addition to the teaching strltf. Moreover, lt in n grearadvantnge for an institu-

tion u. have among its professors

men who have been trained‘ nt dlffo rent. schools as thon- intercourse muot Jesuit in n broadening and

deepening of their oWn Jadumtitin - and furnishes them opportunities of a correct comparison of lllfterent methods of education followed nu

peculiar to different schools. We believe it an advantage also for

the ‘student body that many of their number come from tho other, provinces of Cnnndrnhd fromthe‘ United amen; for education must: e no%_o__nly the study of books

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