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l importance of having your
f prescription filled here!
I Hrst place-purest and
I freshest drugs. ~
i Second-_f_`i_lled by men of
I long. experience and skill,
i using modern- methods.
‘ Third-no substitution, so
your doctor can’t object and
your confidence will be un-
shaken.
Biing them here !
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‘ C Central `Drugst`o're 5
1 Sunnyside
‘Tha sweetness of low price
1|f-A-~
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lt is ~"N;ever too Late
in mend. Sn no matter what happens to! yoii'
viiitch. Send it :iioiiiid tri me
F. S. Mitchell
Tile Practical Watch tiiid Clock Repairer
168 Queen St. clinrliiiisinwn
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Foi_iinen Attention!
We handle Fox Stock and
Fox Options in all -the most
reliable Fox Companies; Also
all kinds of Fur Bearing ani-
mals. Can put you next to
some ood propositions both.
in _gjigons and stock._
 for information.
"di_1t_`e_rnational Fox
ff" "_ _Exchange
il". _R, BIGGAR, Manager
_  Fanioy Building.
int . New GlasgoW.N-S-
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Woman I 1
when iiuieeiiieii with
.nn <isim"i»vv_°\\er1
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you n nloa selec-
and moe! tevoi-ed
ll more
. seldom equals the hitter-
l ness of poor quality.” I `~
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Mr._`F‘. J. Nash, City, has gone on
u visit to Halifax.
Mr. Walter M. Lea, Victoria was
in Sumii eiside Friday.-V. '
MF- Chailes Bonham, City, has left
0" 11 1301100! visit; to Boston, _
Mr. (ini_»rge Kelly, )lup1ew00¢_1_ was
l\_ll‘B. Daniel _Gordon, City, lelt, yog_
$6100-y on a visit to Boston.
Blilr. Hilaire Gallant of (Jyster Bed
_al__l_;11f>i_wus iii the city on Thursday
Mr- '1`l‘0m11S Taylor, Charlottetown,
”p""t Tl"'Fd‘1Y Visiting friends in
Scotch l-`ort.-S,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Clark. Charlotte-
l20\Vl\. Wlfrc- passengers on the 13-
l""d"‘" U’ Vicfflrlfl. Tliursdliy.-V.
Dr. l_frir=~i wus niiiiiinoiieil to 'Alber-
ton this iiriiriiiiig tn attend Mrs. l‘rr;_
fiti who is seriously ill,
Mr. Ile Witt Cairns loft this sity
Fl`l*l"~Y for Ht. John, en route to
St. ~|rilin’s, .’\'fld,
QMP- tiuiiipson Farqulinrson of Mt..
. tewiirt lt-iives next week for ii visit
to his scsi in Western Ciiriadii,
Miss Ilillc Jamieson, of Halifax is
town Saturday.
among passengers arriving in Char-
lottetown, by'tlie `Nortbiiinber'l'sim1 on
Rev. Fred Bertram of Oronoco, N.
in Victoria on liiisiiiess, Friday.-V
' \
his parents Thos. and Mrs. Bertram,
Pleasant Valley. '
Mrs. John Killion and daughter, of
Rosendule, Mass., is visiting the'
former's sister, Mrs. -D. D. Ryan,
Sydney Street..
Mrs. Thus. Beer, New Haven, Minn
Julia Cahill, and Miss Melissa liar-
rett, Kingston.. were in tlin my yes-
tarday._
lilr.‘Bm~itli, representing Manchest-
er Robertson, Allison, Iitd., St. John'
N. -B., was in Victoria Thursday and
Friday on business.-V. .i
William French were passengers on
the Islander from Victoria to Char
lottetown, Thursday.-V.
Mss_\\s Richard Lea, John Lord and
J
_,.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cotton, city,
left by the Evangeline Friday on
a visit to their son, Mr, F, (J, (Jut-
ton, St. Gcorgc's Channel, C, B.
Mr. and Mrs. John. Mllclieod, Whit-
ney Pier. Sydney. nm visiting in
Mllfflly Hfll`bD_I‘. the guests of Mir.
and Mrs. W. ll. Herring.-Q, .
The many friends of Mrs. Winnie:
McDonald are delightoil to soo ber
o\1_t again after undergoing an' oper-
ntwii for aiiiiemiicitis in the chariot-
tetow-n Hospital.
Mr. il. A. Hutchinson, barrister,
and Mr. _W. E. Forbes, merchant,
hotli of ltichibucto, N. 'B., spent the
wi~ek-enrl in Charlottetown and leave
on return this morning.
. . Rev. "l‘homas" Marshall .and Mrs.< Fourth Senior Miss Jean Fraser V ` " ` - _`
S-_turtle n11r_ , , ~ - ,i . ' _ , ~ - l.Ol~I!ON, Ont., June 20. London
i Y R t *_ ixi§shall,M(Jh_iirlottet€wu, ERe`;1t. IH. KPrlze_ for Domestic Economy, Misa: qmnggr,-,ep are preparing for one of
ivirn. H. J. if-iiiiipn nnii two ciiiid- Q ef' -"X f,g“"' E°"'B ,I ‘ ‘C’,,"”' ‘""?°"‘“° D°Y1°- fthe 'bigsnsf Orange Conventions ever
re" of West Royalty were amom: the - our s an ev. . e , i ar-_ Prize for Highest Average in First/ held in wie Munn-y_ (WG thougaml, _
___S__en ers south th _“mm Hm__ lottetown, returned from the Metho- Iiiternieninto, Miss Frances Con-I members by the 0;-der of the Biuck be pu on _‘ _W _u_ Y
,I _ uf. F .d “ilu S Y dist Conference, Chatham, on Wed- nolly. .’ Knights Wm gather in this city Aug.-,out of season in California.
' "H ‘lm rl ay u r 00"' ' I\<>Bl1BY- Prize for Highest Average in Sec- "sq, 'iz rt is expected some of thel Sir i’ercy defended the recent a
1134012: 1hl0l'm¢<llut8, Miss Mary `Clarii pest ogiiitors of the drder wi-'ll `|,9 tion of the South African govern-
._ W .. .  _ ._ ___ __ _ _ _ _  _ ,_ c iirey, ._ _ _ ‘  _ ment iii' the lah-or strugg e. on tb
U-» f"“!"““1 Y”*‘f“"‘1"Y "ft" "’“"“"g riuNriRA1. LEVEL or Prize roi- iiiginist Aggregate ‘in ,”;"’_°°;";,f_';‘d “",°l,“h°mt° pr°gm“g"° gronndxiinf the mobilization or"
» ~- no cn .e .. iinicii. s to lie arrange . citizen army entailed _ such *wav
loss rm the community that the g0V- 5;
ernment was bound to render its'_re-_,_prl_oe will be refunded. -Price 25c.
currence im,iciss.ible. Speaking on the McKinnon Drug (`o., Cor. Great
subject ofiiiipsrial defense, Sir' _Per-
W’l(}|ilS FOR UNSKILLED.
, ______ _ S , -Lsnoir Lowun frnrs vii-an. connoila- I af- -'
O'l"l‘AW.»\, June 20.-_ The Labor . . _
P E I R A llepnrtiiient reports that as a re- Prize f'>l‘ Chrlitlflu Doctrine. equal-
0 * 0 0 ~ 9 niilt of the industrial inlet-and the ly merited by Janet Patterson L and
_#__ ‘   nm e su. 1 of labor for all work Cumlllll I'10I`HhY. drawn by ';‘ Miss
D1 np Y
that is in progress thc general level
. » , _
  of wages in the less skilled branclies Camilliii Hornby- 5. . r _ ~ |
' Prize for ('orrect Department. Miss
Tho annum gene,-ny buglness meet. last year. In manufacturing there D0I`QfhY »ll0g!1n. '
ing of timprincl, Edward Island pm_ has been n downward tendency with Prize fm' Plain Sewing, equally
vincial Rifle Associutiuii for the Ltsu- "ed“°ti0““ 0' 5 to 10 Per wut' X" muited. by Misses Wmifred MCCUQY
nl t,.,,,,g_.,,.ti0n of business ,md the the wages paid by iiome'ol the larg- and Alien McDonald, drawn by Miss _
,,,oct,,,,, 0, (,m,,e,_s ,or me ensuing U- esm\,|,5_h,nents_ In me 5,-Bt quam. Winifrcd MvCarey. _ |l_ireiik-up offtbe mediation proceed-
yem- wmhe hem in the city (gomtlter of »1!l1.! there were 56 increases Allfriz; for _Domestic Econ_o!_ny, Mlgg _ ings.
_1¢00m_ (_-ity ;¢,,“d",g_ on Monday iii the wage scales. Ibis Year there PN; ¢g30_lHlld`- _ _
evciiinli. June 22nd, ltl14f nt 3 WGN °“]y 17' the principal mmeas' ~r ze lil Christian Dmtrine in
0»C],,,,k_ es being to the G. T. R. employees Third Intermediate, equally merited
Um_0NEL F-_ S_ MOORE liclongiiig to unions have benefited bl’ Ml*-`“i°l‘ GBl"f»Pl1<ll! LUYIHBDN Mid
_ I»,.eside,,t__ ' hy wage increases, while last year Kafhlfell HOFIIDY, drawn~ by Miss v ' . _
MAJOR A_ A_ BARr1\LEq»T_\ those bciic=fl'ting numbered 16,000, Kathleen Hornby. . | ' . ,
_ Se,._,.,,m,.y_ For the rmnth of May there wasa Pfilv f0i‘ Highest Average in Tlilrdl 
3,,,,3_6_17w,_s,,t_m_ , drop ol $30o,00ll in the excise duties, Intermediate, Miss Florence Sinnott.
i ~ showing a decided falling off in the l’l`1Z€ fill highest Average iii ~
 l nianiifacture and consumption of FDUFW lnfefllledilllle. Glllllllly merit-i ' ' ' ' ~ `
'___' ' liquors iiiiil tobacco. The excise' rev- ‘ gl llllf xliiea Sieghuuie Jenkins und _
eniie was $16-i1,37.i, us a ainst \$1,~ E 0" 1'- 5 ani "IW" by Miss Hel- . ~ ° ‘
...,_,_3,,,, 1,5. ;.,,,,_ “ at iiiiiiinimr are just as harmful to children as alchol is
__ to growh-ups,” says, Dr. Charlotte Abbey,
superintendent of the Wome_n’s Directory.
is soincwliai lower than at this time
'THE DANGER OF DERELICTS
WASHINGTON, June 19-To free
the North Atlantic from darelicts the
l`iiite(l States riiveniis cutters Seneca
and Miami will establish an interns,
tional patrol in these wa-ters earlyfin
Jul At resent. the cutters ure d
Y- U 1 » 0° S _
  ing patrol duty giving warnings of C'>I\l10llY. Marjorie Connolly, Alice'
ioebergs. After the icebergigeagon the
Options on two pairs of Class "IQ" P n utter of dercllcts will 'iie talf.'¢n up, Mullen, Jnney\_ _Patte_i;s'6'ii`, Hltlda
E.1i=laiid Pnrn Bred Silver Bl_=_°§ _°“§ ii. writ nc nnsiir the auiiioritv me-iin_1>runi:hf _I»ny‘Diivev‘.»her£rniie sin-
Eiiich pair of different blood -hid ;f“;_a,-2 International Maritime Conference "Wt, __l\‘loi~ence Sinnott,,ll/largbi-et
innted “p~_{_n°l°,0f;°“°fP°l-n§§'_ °Lm _iieiaiin London .ina win in--the sm l‘°W°' “P4 A“ni¢___McC}urro_n5_ _ _ in
Of 011301* °t°° °1' -“°“ 'Y' _I 48, snort by international co-operation. .-  .- i r_ .»~ =~. _ i
year ide:-tiozilly same cross earns D , _,____._ _
pi- :___<>n =\1_;\__l::_i:=°<1~ll1‘;f_*’ °[’g;’,';_*‘mb,;' isiinirnaiis rixseuriso. ` _
V war] ., _
_Qple§’d_d8 oppmwnm, fm. p,.,va_¢e _ _ J-- _For Rcgiiler Attendance. Correctl
,__ t ent Fm, °Ht,°u\n" on TAMI ICO, uno 18.-Daniel Gnn-- Deportmcnt, and -Faithful Study dur-
--V1: “ai n' zales, wlin was police chief hers while ing the school `yeui‘,' awarded tl
“Pg 2,”  mn H,,_“fax_ N_ g_ the Fedorals were in control. and his Misses Agnes ` Puoli,~ -Stella Doyle, \
2992,, nmwsmu nsslslzuiits were executed at Bonegii. lllunlce Morrison, ,¢Mary McDonald
' ' yestiiiday. They were convicted of Marv Mel?-llisid. Loretta Mcllunnld,
  subjecting Constltuttonalist sympii- Mildred Ronehan, Dorothy Hogan_
._ ._ thizers tn atrocities. Lloret ___l*‘ix.t4.-rs3i;,,_,¥_|riifred McGarey,l
_ - ce c onal all rances Connolly
i 50510" |1015"  ‘ siiirioi-iii connialygi Liiy Hsiipenny'.
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(Continued from page 1.)
'l`h's_1ast_two numbers-of the pro-
two of the best items of the even-
ing. I
the prizes, diplomas, etc., at the
conclusion of the program-'and after-|
wards another address was presented
speech thanked the pupils for the
kind addresses they had given him
and coiigiainlated them on the sullen-i
did tuition they hed,-received nlnd al-
so on the 'excellent entertainiiient
thi-y had given.
Fcllowin.z ls the nrize-list:-
ACADEMIC DEPAR'lfMEN'l‘.
Silver Medallion for Church His
tory, presented by His Excellency,
Monsignor Stagiii, equally merite__
by Misses Mary Hughes and Stella
Doyle, drawn by Mary ilughes.
Gold Mi'-dal"for Highest Average,
presented by His Lordship Bishop,
0’l.eary, Miss Mary Hughes.
Gold Medal fo`r English, presented
hy Rev. Dr. McLellan, equally merit-
ed by Misses Mary Hughes, Agnes
Paoli and Marion Byrne, drawn by
Miss Agiieil Paoli. - - - l
Gold Cross for French, presented
by Monsigiinn Siuiiott, Miss Marion
Byrne.
Gold Medal for Arithmetic, pre-
Prize for- Highest 'Average 'in
grsmnie were a pautomine, “At the er Colors, equally merited by. Misses-
Golden Gates” aiiid 3 `ts.b1eau “The Margaret Jenkins, Ruth Noonan,
Parting of the Ways," which were Bertha Maloney, drawn by Bertha.
The i\p0St0l|lc Delegate distributed -Technique, presented by p, Friend,
t0_His Excellency from the Acii-dlemy. and Junior Departments, awarded
Mgr. &‘lagni,‘ in an interesting to Mary Johnson, Janet Patterson,
sented by ii Friend, Miss Stelluiwhich are. being advised by certain
in (;},n,|(,,_¢ct0w,, V-“tin I I _ th_ _ _ _ Doyle. |newspnpt_ri4 to band themselves to-
cr M___ Jn" G_ _,n‘n_leB_§n 1°"F__’£;oy| Mrs. Ernest _ Large and child who Prize for Good Conduct, Miss Elin-i Bethel’ flllll lllllw 11“»l110D
Street. I * hw” Me" vlemilf U10 City. the guests Ire Morrison. | --
_ __~__ ftiifmlilgt ul;d_ i\ll“B.t_ Alfred Large. Buy' Speciiil Prize for Mathematics, Misg (l./\Ll.l\`ll FOR VOLUNTF.EliRS
Mn _hllms 1,1 News" _ f th _C -. iave re urnod to their home Mary Hughes and Nellie Lundrilznn. U _~'
Miissiitiliiisetts Silver nflilacl? F02 m Hrudalbuna FHM my upphcngonn awarded to OTTAWA' June. 20_.A can for vl'i'
(g,m_pnDy_ in on the Island on n M_ H Miss Agnes Metluaid. lllntcers for the (_/nnadiian naval mili-,,
vi,,i_.__ iss_ cleii McLaren. Who has been Prize. for Highest Average in tis will lie made next month. Com-
_____ *ll1t0“i'l1_l_1Z_;10ll€€f= lu Halifax, is home iiecoiid Senior, equally merited by Denies will be-on the Pacific, Atlan-
M. M t _ _ _ _ on u s or vacation before sailing Misses 1rl,n§ce.M-Unison and Margw -tic ,md (ire:-it Lakes chiefly among
e,._;s:,1 ?'V;`§,;r;,Ia1g4ec1w§:,I_;k§;e;n(X;bggy “ext Tllllfsilay With ll0l` flltllltf. Mr. ret Jenkins, drawn hy\Margaret Jen- itho hshermcu. U’ll1<!el's and men who
Plains were visitors to tibnriottc- 'I' A' M°L“‘"°`" On n trip to the uid inns. thrive wttled in Cfdnadn Hftef, til” le'
' Country. _ Prize for Christian Doctrine in`,tlreiiient; from the British Navy will
M -'_' 'l‘hird rleiiioi, Miss Mary McDonald.. likely be used as imstructorsr or Olli-
r. John Acorn the popular mer- Price f Hi l t A t- ' cers in new water militia. bc uni-
l___]2_:`_'_ `(n"’sg’_r Narcggfyé th°N“`°E;*d|r:hant of Millview wus taken down Third Segiriii-_ l_V'li;i(2isl\iaryt1:gM(l:gL§u:ii<l. lvfoiim will _ Us that of thc Bfitls-ll
m~,~;v,;1li,?y(;.1;,,r1§&,,t;x,,g0X,; Sljttinll|with`appendicitis`aiid rciuoved to the Prize f<ir.Highcst Average in Thi;-11 Navy.
dn ni _ht ' "- l‘-- 1- HOSDWHI wlwfc he nnd*‘-r-- Senior. Miss Mary.McDonsld. _-*_*-"'-’“
V g ' ' _ went :in operation lust Wednesday. -Prize for, Highest Average in ‘NG ("0NVl”'NTI0N OF '
_ ”°" _ Al. l ~t t l F i '  ' '_' ' l""" 0 ANG? `N~`PI ANNED.
Mn _john ____|_i_ _|n_y_ Sydnew wuB_we___ai.<s_ accuun  _he _was do nl h;>[i_i_rth f-liiiior, Miss Mildred Rana _ 'R , Allin i .
 l
Jolinsoii, Corilla_ Stuart, -Kathleen:
Fitzgerald. -
'ART DEPARTMENT. `
Special Prize for Painting in Wat-
Maloney.
Gold Modal for Piano Theory and*
awarded-to Miss Mary Keele.
Special l'rize for Proficiency in-
Muslc- in the Senior, Intermediate,
Viola' ` Mullen, 'Loretta McGonnell,.
Marjorie- Hogan. < _
BDecial,Prize for Constant Appli--
cstion to Musical Theory and Prac-
tice, equally merited by Misses Hel-
en McKenna, Marion Dougan, Wini-
fred McGarey, Carrllllsi Hornby, Lily
Davy, Marjorie Connolly, drawn by
Winlfred Mi~_Carey..
EFFORTS T0 CARRY ON
~ CANADIAN. AGENCY,
LONDON, June 20.- Ehorts were
on fool. yesterday in the city to en-
list siiliscribers to carry on the
Iianmiian agency, but it is extremely
doubtful whether the atteirpt will lic
niiccessfiil. One (Janadian banker
thought it would lie easier to con-
tinue tlic Chaplin Milne, Grenfell
firm than the agency. A considerable
feeling of resentment is evident in
investment circles over' tlic position'
nf the Messina 'l‘i'unBvaul Wgstcrn,
Iiand Companies, the shareholders of
Ranching will be done
savings bank interest.
S head oflice.
Box 126 Cameron
Rich Black F‘\'.`|i"b""7 _
Hun; ARE “nlln1HLEss’f rscrs r nur
‘ win. iurnitsi You
The TEN PAIRS of pure-bred,_Island silver blacks
owned by the Matchless are capitalized at $175,000
which includes-all expenses. ' - ~ .fi
cessful and experienced ranchers at acharge not
above 5 p. c.
The directors ars payingall organization and
promotion expenses connected with the company,
All money paid in before Sept. 1st. will. bear
Shares are selling rapidly at $100, eacli_-send for
a copy of the prospectus and full information to the
Matcliless Silver Black Fox 'C_o_. Ltd.
by two of the most suc
Block 4 Phone sos
F I
KILLEI) BY FARM WAGON _
ST. Jtll-l.\', June 20-A message,
from Grand Falls tells of H three
year o`i;l boy nud his two year old
sister, children of Joseph Gi-centers,
lieinig run over by ii farm Wui;20l\-
The b‘0y's skull was crushed iiiid he
died iiiimediiitely. The littlc girl es-
caped serious injury.
SIR l’l‘fR(lY FITSI’/\'l‘Rl(lK
TALKS Al<l&)U’l‘ SOUTI-l AFRl'.1A
1;()f\D(lN, June Z0-Earli Grey, who
nrriwd in England H few day:-i ago
after an extended tour, pi-esi-ded at
the luncheon of the ltoyal Colonial
Institute '\`hureiduy. at,which Sir
Percy Fitzpatrick was it guest. Sir
’l’<~rcy, who is fi well-known writer,
finii._icicr, ‘politician und authority 0
Smith African afluirs, took an op-
BRINGING IN THE (IHINKS.
ltOCHl<lS'l‘ER, N. Y., June 19. -
Voiivictcil of bringing in Ulilnesc
froiii tliiiiadii three Builiilo nien yes-
terday inert- sentenced to six malitlis
iiiid ii ycui respectively. It was said
that the smugglers received $20 to
810|! ii head for getting the Chinese
nei‘risi»= the Niagra River.
GLENROY.
The niiruiil meeting of Glenroy
School \-'as held on Tuesday, the lli
inst., iiiii. ‘owing to the evening being
so wet and disagreeable, a very
lsmiill attendance was present. Alter
the estinutes and- expenditure for
the past year were read out the sum
of tliii-tv dollars for running expenses
U anti twviit-,~ dollars for tei1cher's sup-
plement. was voted for the ensuing
timistic survey of bbc present situu- Yeaffs-
1` `n_ cl imlri that be reat iiidustr
words: "We Make History."
_Diplomas of .Notre Dane Academy
i and of the Phonograplifd Institute,
First. Intermediate, Miss Mariorie
Prizefoi' Highest Aggregate »_-‘in
Clare Illcflerey '
Hecoml Intermediate, _- Miss 'Mary
CRCWNS FOR ASSIDUITY.
awarded tn Pupils for Constant At-
tendance, Misses Agnes Paoli, Stella
Doyle, Marion Byrne, Agneii Mc-
Quaid, Mary Blanchard, Many Mc-
Donald, Mary Mcfluaid, Loretta Mc-
Donald, Mildred Roua han Frances
McDonald, Winifred McCarey. Viola
or~:n'r1ii‘icA'rEs or HONOR.
;,,._. _.__
_i
PRESIDENT HAS. . 
RE»lF.C'I‘_ED PLEA
NIAGARA FALLS, 'Onl'J;, June 20'.
-President Wilson is said to' have
rejected the plea ~ol` the Minister of
_Argentine and holds to demand that
n Cnnstitutioiialist be appointed to
succeed Hliierta in Mexico as Provis-
ional President. Unless Mexico dele-
gates recede frnni the demand that a
neutral be appointed it looks like ii
out that Soutl African oranges coul
cy' ad'm‘ltted that South Africa `had
not'done its duty. The difficulty was
to ps;-guada certain sections of the
p0pulatlon.lh'at -the contribution pro-
posals were bascd on the insurance
idea rather than on sen-tlineiit.
Sir Percy-. ‘in his opening remarks,
euloglzed the -Canadian Club idea,
-'through which, when Visiting the Do-
'niinlon, be .bn-cl been brought in con-
tact with the lending men all across
the continent. '
tio a* g t g y _ r
of South Africa was expressed in the
' . 
i ::'I‘astes differ in seleGl»lYlB_ 11010181
He showed that great progress hadprellarutiqns as in everything els:-.
been made with regard to cattle raiI¢_:‘..B_6IIl'e D¢f1P1¢5T.llDlfer 8 wash, others a
ing and irrigation, and also held out,pqwd¢r and .others a paste. If
ford prospect; for farining, pointing éypu, _ prefer E- powder form Rexall
d',Peal'1 Tooth Powder ls__t.be one you
t the market lie the were went. If you prefer é`.PaSl»° Rexall
Tooth Paste is wiint ydii"e'iiouia use.
0' These two preparations have the
same splendid properties for keeping
F tli_g_te_eth__perfeetly clean, the breath
Qaweet, the mouth liealthyand the
y gtinzs hard. Both are glluirnfvtévfl to
ive satisfaction or the purchase
George and Kent Streets. Metf
::I_”IPES FDR MEN. .You Will und
41 splendid line here now of good
‘Briar Pipes at 25c. each. unusually
fgood values for the moneY. _Au<rth9l`
line of fancy shapes in special Bflars
for !'i0c., or if you want something
peal "bang up’,-' or “toPDY" you can
'get 3 cased pipe in Briar or llltleefl-
,chiium from $1.00 to. $7.50 McKin-
non Drug.Cn., Cor. Great George
and Kent. Streets. . MU.
L l
I - #T
tiihing drugs ` "
Lily Davey, Clare McCarey,
Camilla Hornby, Hilda Praught.
` COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. .
Gola rieiisi 'foripi-oneisncy fir" ste-'
iiograpliy and Tynewrltliig, przleut-
_eil by Hlggxgdlp Mayor S cms,
awarded td iss -Wlnifred Gaudet.
Ethnography and Typewriting, award
ed to Misses Wlnlfred Gaudet, Lottie
Jac§niin, Margaret Coyle, Antionut-
te iineliard, Ruth Noonan. Marga-
ret McAIdufl. _ _
_ -Diplomaslor Bookkeeping awarded
to lsiresjlnlfred Gaudet and Lotus
Ja man." l ° ‘ ‘
_ D lo ti for roilc cnoy ln Palmer
_=~tletli_li¢lm& sus§h¢ ltritinn, award-
” ‘to Nl es Wlnlfred Gaudet, Mary
¢ lmxtllél 'U l,L “A
lmiiell, ligation” again, assi-y
f »
and grown-ups
required. ‘30c ‘arid 50c tins.
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K The reason why tea and coffee injure anybody is because the beverages contain
' the poisonous drug, caffeine,( from 1 1-2 to 3 grains to the cup,) which physicians have
longknown affects the heart, stomach and liver. _ .
1 ` Children especially, with their delicate nerves, are susceptible to the action of '
caffeine; and should never be allowed to have tea or coffee or any other beverage con-
- Thousands of adults have found that their headaches, nervousness, indigestion
and sleeplesness have vanished when a change was made from tea and coffee to
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“Theire’s a Reason”
Postum now comes in two forms: - i ~
Regular Peewii-must be well boiled. 15c and 25c packages. _ _
liimit Postum-a soluble powder. Made in the_cup with hot water. No boihng
The cost per cup -of both kinds is about the same.
--_Grocers everywhere sell 1’08f_l`I.lM "
enhnnnnei-nah-Ianni
  
V Postum contains no caffeine or any_other injurious substance. Made from vial;
wheat and a small per cent of molasses, it is a pure food driii\i,_ having a delightful flavou
and containing the nutritive values of the grain. That’s why it is good for both children
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~ `C».NAi>iliN Pos'ruM_CsasAi. Co., Lro., Wiimson, ONT. _' _ _
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