1
‘ i
OID `
Chocolates
` Owingto the demand for,
~ ihlsllne of goods we-have
_ decided to handle tliem and
.J you will now Gnd the follow- _
i ing assortment in half and
one pound pdclrages ariour
The i !Ii°¥‘l.§l\tor_
peel _iy_;12‘ _  __ edi Fruit
Defi; Q c"A"§9ti1~imesi.
1; Ita"  Isles. `
Tl1_¢=Qh' _`a._u. `-6
N ut# -'and ' Hurd-1Gentrc s.
esssljrosc » Chocolate
Cremel gi ‘ 
linpcridl Assortment.
THU _I-Afliisr News mer or sm.
,md
being
'--un-
il
il
,_ -;»|»'»»n=:::::; -;-;
Edward 1|i“d_
'lll tlharloltr
illlll jiy,
the
the
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1 E.A.Foster
Central Drug
_ _ Sunnyside
paaupnpppnn
1 - _"
L* ""_»".".7'-¢’f.T°'7.n¢ ..u»f»`7¢fT1.;*“»n ' _
e ecre ary, Mr A =; 1v1LA1,,.,te,-_ l`@¢1fYi1i in an appearance But the
_.___ evidenced a good grasp of 1;1,e,“'-B111, army of the enthusiasts willl
INGRAM--At; Charlottetown oi1.l1|nr Maritime needs and opportunities forlnot 'arrive until early mlmorww
111, 1913, to Mr. and ivii-ii. win 1,f development ni the Y. M. <1. A. '“°’"‘“i<- when they will pour into
1.'1'11m n son, ` ' niovcrnent, and is in hearty nrwrii \`-OW" by Wai". lil’ DOM Hiiil by Hilti*
.________ with the newer phases of the woi'k,l"'0l'il0. from Boston, New York, *Now
I
solute-ly pure and of a delii;l1t,iiil,ii11n_
-- ,__ _ _ me  ousanzsn -  ia... '
PAGE SEVEN- "
Island The chaiiman oi the cor -
'TQ
B Lon worth F 1 n
ns deniiiiiatratcil by Mr. John l}1'ud~
O O U O O
I . ° . ' :iford in Ar11l1e1'1-it, N. S. and 1'efe1're<l_ It is one of the traditions of Yale-
M ARRIAG ES . tu in his iible und iiite1'estii1|,; iid- HUFVBW i‘0Wiilg that the crew which
° c _
U C
dresses (lelivered recently iii (Thar
» ’ ' ° `° ° ' ° ° 0 luttetowii. M1'. McAlistei' has tial 11 f""" the face Wm Will- U“Hll\l< their
_-” ’°*-'-%--4'- TWEEDY MA'rHi~:s0N_,\¢ 11,0 ,,,, , m » Hu, “ »
 of the bride' I th me “l 0 °.“ 1". "ax ““d.""m ‘1°""t“‘]"dg_"""“.t .1‘"gel.y O" this "adm°"'
__ s 8. er, Diuicnii Mnthe. his entire time to supervision of thel Um “JHJOTIW Of l-he Cfifits llfeiliéi ill
::I1i cliuliolates there are just three “"1 Vemon River, June 17, bv Nev, field and co-operation with the local] Victory for the Blues in the hi c l
kiiiils ui' best and th . H 1 -
i; ra e
ey are-Moii GHFY A. Brown, Harry M rp . .t ,_ . . ~ _ . _ t _ - _ 'ph y 1 [
N__"B______-H and L_ggett_,s_ Iliggettfé Tweedy or E______s____nB ____ K i_1_ iew ritcie ar es _in carrying out tlii. pio o morrow e B e crew _ling made
1 1 11 1 ii itnti in 1 it-f
sie the test made in the states, ab~ Lucille Matheson of Vernon 11i?1e1i.mm  ltllellgollihinittisle( liriliuilir  oar liracltliidel ifzoryk. )'l"hitixris8 l(l;:,"lll€sl“ge,;
_ 'ren ned exist. 0, 'r .son inc v ,f - ' '
llty ll-ll0‘_n. l10X. NellB0n’s are made ~I~IERRING~DUNCAN.-- At (‘l1:11'lotte- litiiintli rind trziiilirigr  r1lutlllilHi2i`0i:ls' iii Ilifllllti :l€i(il.thl'L1ifl::\llli'ii`ll`el1Ii\nl.liil
lil ill'-"1\‘l5 lim l3h°Y. W0\i1d be a credltltown- 0" JUUB 18, 1913, hy the Itev, tasks heiore Mr. Mcltlister is to fiiiillfiivnrite. But the fact that the (wim-
U3 "W ”“tlU", llW0 Sizes -75c. i1i1d|T- Ml\i`Bll9~ll. Mr. David (lrundle llerr- them und induce them to take up the son crew has come to the 'l‘lian\rs
ll-WL MUll`F» “lWfWH'fF0Sl1 and p1ire_llDK t0 M198 UGBEIB Dlliicaii of Glen w1»i'k. A11 iiiiportaiit feature of the this year with a record of defeat; by.
Ili, |100., bib. b0X 351%. iii bulk 50c a F°"°Bt~ i\l111'itim,e Work for the summer both Priiiucton and Cornell earlier ini
lli. 'I'l1eMneK'innon Drug U0, C r - _-- ' - '
o ner , ._ monthi-1 is the eilort the Y. M. (f. A. the se sin h _ s vel t 1 t - -
(ii-mt Gffnrgo amd Kent Ste. ' Mtf_ I‘m'l"Hm\R'1"M0LE0D-At the home is mnking to iieli the ie 1 . -ini .1 R I - M er ( 0 'n mos Ln »
i 11 ri wicn un rel/ reverse the coiiiiitions that
-----__._____ of MV A~ J- McLeod 103 R"xl"’l"*\\l£\i dvi' canvas _in the Militia camps;-‘,hnve previiiled on the eve of the Yale. l
1' ` . ~ ' HL E- T0"0"t0» 0_i'i Jiine 31'rl_l1y the 11111<'h aiiccriss has attended this move- lli-i1'viu'1l i'11de;<i of late years
R01/~ Aiulrcw Rciwitson. 11. 11., sr.. 1111-111.. Mr. <1. .1. rceiiiy, uit efficient if vnu- riots win to-morrow it wiui
M - ,. _ _
., James Square, loruntn, nssistrii hy locnl H-civtiii y, is ehnrgoil with sup- br om- of the most. ieiriaikiilili'
Rev A U qi-ll`lU\B, Of SC0Ull1iiin N rivising this depiirtnient oiuoikml1le\i»m@1,g.i1,, U Y
_ ' . _ _ , 1_ _ ' ' , _` ` _ _i 5 . . , _
. . . 1 ‘ , . . ' , , ' ` ‘ ' _ _ ' » ' I '_ ‘_ . _ Tl ,
IN  S. Mr. E. Loeklieart, Kensington 1'. 1\'\ir11 tie lslniil (hi lil. l 1111. - ~ ,I mm' ug-_my ‘Z
. ; ld. I. to Miss Evelyn Mclirml, (lr:-11 1' ' `
fell Sask
hi r iii i‘i 1111i11ll\
, 1 < mp nsseiii rs ii rc
. 1 1 the 20th of th. ' ‘ ~ ' '- ‘
" tl( -‘\"\UlUilULUil i‘11ii;li‘ih ntiuke suihl
____  ‘as has been taught 1 ng,i11 a
-- _ ---_ Nun si -<1 I
THE EX___R___Ss________° ex_____”__ __ _ e ynn rswn by Adele Maclel
, - A - an. Second Senior-Marion Camp-
_sd in bharlottetown last__night at    bell. First Senior-Annie Walsh;
_ _ Ml¢ll°m°¢l°¢I First Hanlon-Role
THE EVAN _“"'_ __ McKenna.
E______________ _______i__§1._1Ns:.-rs., ~s_ 9. U   runes; rim senior-omiis im.
_An night at __ ri _Charlott.etow_n, donald. Chrlstian'Doctrine- First Bon.
____.“__g______ _"___ ___ o clock, with 40 ___ ior-Ruth Byrne.
She “us t0_____ 0 tons of freight. Silver Medal for Correct Deport
go ___ about 6% _at noon with a car- NEW L0ND0N~_ Coun__ June “___ ment, equally merited by Cwqig, M-¢.l
_Y ___ c___________ _(___ _ons consisting ehiei- The Mau" vafsny rue between me, donald, Annie Murphy, Annie Walsh,
_ 9 °"~ _ crews 01 Yale and Harvard will take i §“m;_""° Ar“°"a"l'“_d’“W“ bl' A““l°
‘ ~s1ibnertim-| and °¢i,,,,, “___ “k___»__2;.__M_.  A. iuiiiiin-rue.-'riie rar- l,';f§°,,f_f,1°,f2f,T"“q'?§: b,‘f,“;f‘;,n°,°§‘_‘f§f ililils-ydoiisr goin piece for Arithme
t . - B ‘om ict ' »- ' ' - '
i:©\l"3,l4xa:°'i"ll:: 85:? W hy RG:-iMan’s Christie: Rzsoeiiitilnhii 1;( ming M p'°°°d°d “B “BW '-1' thc varsity "°' l"°“°“'°d by “ F"°“"*E"°“8°\‘
- _ dm” L. _ r be hu _ _ d‘ d - V _
_ixumnubh mr nmnunees ______wu_1_1;1_;, l_d_i_\rltiz;r_e Provinces met on 'l‘uesds,y_1___’g_:__f>;1_;_ce__ race ap the ireshrnan ine essey
si __ ._ 1  _ < _ _ 1 ,,,¢,,_ --,, , _ ._ . 55004100.00 has mole .mnngements iiowut prim. ' ii"
 - ~__ ., 0 H," ue th, at 'rrur _ N, g_ e 0" “Med ffm ._ H8 tl
‘ " . who ‘“‘b°'°- Mllltilreirresantation wal; present. mild will M mwed “lmueam at 945* i W C "  Y
0 Gllltiltll fwelcoma __ ___ K. Ross was the delegate from P' E’ 0 clock in the morning' "V" th” 1°W`
. I rg A o . _ ' '
n f _ . ¢
.'l`l1Gl.'Ari_stocratrs. : Pi-Zcinsimsllmllim “‘”°“8h0ut this mittee, Mr. J. Fred. Fr n ““ "°°‘””" “"0" fb” ‘*°i“h °f th t
se i D i _ _ “
man” to _:rig L-:_:1_sd;ll_oul¢_l_ be and FmBm._ Ham“_ Isl §_° _S :;'sE_, race the freshman sights will row up.
t__,, 1 ews an Island man. The va io ' d t- “mam Over the upper two mile” "I
Eggr t__°C°l;:;lgtti;&_0WD. liLmcdlately_nients of the work for llieulllaimtiiire the course' The big race O' tm day
1 v °-1 have transpir-11-'rovinces was discussed and com- Wm he started at “bo” 330 °'°l°°k
MEt1_1m1¢te,, appointed among whom are in the ailernoon at the Harvard qiiar.
1. . _ _ "`*°'-°-- me gnllgwing iw P ters and will he rowed uve
BIRTHS
Cl' €W0 miles OI the course As soon
The .idvaiicc 1
iHa\'ei1 and many other points.
lshows the better form two weeks he-
nce between the l<Jngli~1li strok'
1\‘/l1H‘l1 Y-ile is iowiiig tnis yeni and]
   F°“"h s°"f°1`-Eiiilhlly merited bl Gold Medal for Latin, preuutodb with
y ur. nm uiw\ul1ss,»our»eii_i,
Nm* “‘¢|°\lw. Frances Maclsllan Ru Maurice McDonald-Nora .leak whereby he also over his noses)
NNY Mncdonald, Katherine Coyle lu. 1|-“sh mg 'in Q,” . wg",
Gold Medal for Piano Theory and modern ranch "and  it with lg
'|'°°l\|\1QU°. presented by His Worship es. The Bt. Geor~¢e¢ Boy Fur .
M570# LY0““'--*KIND Paoli. 'are at present building in N¢l!ou11l~
Gad M"‘l“l |0r Elisllsb, land as large ‘r»,a_sh tor. the 'fniirpon
,Dl'°¢Q1\¢°5 by Rev. Dr. McLellan- of raising in captivity all kings ot
Ruth Biffle- llur bearing animals. Mr. Bolzsr vu
Gold Medal for Excellence, present-'exceedingly fortunate in securing tho
ed by B F fitiid-May Macdonald. services oi a man of llh. Mcllillaifa
- type, who will have full charge ol the
company’s ranch to be erected oabil
property at Dornwsll.
FOX HUTES
Mr. M. H. Bolger, general manager
and trustee lor Bt (leor e's a
_ ~ - 1; B y
Fur Cvmvsny. with 11 capicai iii nauntsin. Ben s ce. tor berteosi
-@p--__-_.,.,».-_
If your dealer has not ;-_ _ \
sun-kcd tliisiolmcco yet, 1 »  » _ `
wriic direct to us and /
.» ;.. .
  \. /
we will sce that your ~ ___._» "~" ff & wants are supplied. _» .A-_Z-.'  .. /|.\ _!_.___
-nF<°'“4,)
é__J_°U\1c4»(
.- i  lQ\ 1 __».».'.- '3
~  '_‘»°'.--"35  __ _ 
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"i" U  \`ll\""I'_i   "ll ri- " / IF'
OUR favorite pipe, the "`\_" 'Y  __5"`f~*"` '
sportiii 1,; page and ai \;-_.<.=`,,_,1__Q7;,fi§1,,\;____1 .ff-.1 
packet 0l“()Ul{ SEAL" <   ‘
and you have an uiibczituble
combination for an cvc11ing’s
solid enjoyment. Bl c n d cd
from the choices: toliaccos
groivn, “OUR SEAL" is the
product of over six years of
patient, pziiilstakiiig effort.
Good l Well, figure what six
' years will do. "OUR SEAL"
is cool. It is sweet. It is mellow with
:1 peculiarly pleasing delicate flavor and
fragrance ihatczm onlycome from pure
tobacco properly grown and ripeiied. ‘t
"OUR Sl'lAl." makes /my pipe msn.-
good. 'l`ryil.
, , _ _ _ ' _ _ _ . _ . _ _rn . E. I., Mr. C. ._ r _tl1e_lour- _ _ 
. o _ _ , , 1 _[_ [;e{11y_ Muma and Boys w____k_ 1111 e course downstream, finishing at 'fU(gK;.;1-T LIMI1-|,3D lf.  ,, _ -._
, ° Mr. Horace McEwen, Railway work, the “‘m°‘f‘l b"mg°- _ 11,,,,,11¢,,|, 0m,,,;,,   ` I $3 la . 5 _
1 5. hi Ch i » nr. 1. J, Yee, Athletics, Mr. J. ic. I" a“U'~‘ii>Hti<»1\ of the his regatta ’ - '~.,_»='». _ <:{“\\, 2 ;.'<>-'__,
1 Mill’ SC D0 _err eg gtg, 1 e e e e ¢ a e e e e . o o s ~ o o ¢ , , Ross. Religious Work. Dr H New London is wearing its holiday -"'.  \”" ,  -_
, ` STEW n'p__At Ch ' Ayers F°"ei “ Mi ' M ' ° ` Karii which it sions but once a year ' ` ¢*`f;~ 4.. s"  -1
k ailottctiiwn Jim, ' 5 _ "’“l0“B- F- . H. _ _ - . Q, e, -._ - _ 
We 8150 1118 C & Specialty gg; to ilvlr. and Mrs. Scott Stewart il mm 5; t 1 UU ce. The new-_Mm._ ._' __ _ giard of visitors has al- \’___  _ _ __ _ __
- IOC
ai package
M1is.FnEi1EnIcK . . - » - . . `. . . . . . _'_ 1 _ _ `u'""‘i""“S“"f’“' ".“")l` ‘hy H of 
\ at might fiom Allieitoii '\‘l“‘"U’~i-<0* \‘0Sl\lfil11: fi0m the change
'1‘iu-ir assed awe. Suv D E A T H S
_ c u. ea is very mark
PIGUTT |11-tit Goveriior Iiogcis irtiiiiird "‘l Rm' It 19 beheved that any dis
11 y ut; age Har ____ of stink( will he more than ollnetl    b
_ Q  _' _ ' '  _ _ _ V'
 - 0 ' . N I I l .‘ ‘ 1 ' ,y ` _ I
buiu' on Saturday morning June 15, v 0 o e e s o e » » e limi, ll. Nicliolsmi came to Char-l UH? fflCU»' tliilt thc Yale eitew is large-
I-in1'riet wife of Frederick Pigott ag- (llLI.I<l-At Newtown on Tliiiisilny lom-uiwii i the e iress ti nin lust 1V <U1111io~1i‘f1 of v
\ . , < _  iy x1 ‘. _' . . _' . etcraiis and that
ed 153 yviifs- The 0202-used was a W0- June 19, 1913, Hector, youngest son iiisiit. itll” “i’l’“'\@“fB Secfiiiiinly ure the
uch beloved i tb ' ~
miiii in n e community
of Mr. and Mrs. IJ. F. Gillis, ngi-ii 5
livriilfest crew that Fnrvaril lmn punt
and iiurc ii lingering illness with years, irnnerni siitiminy “tg (,‘<f|.,¢,k lion. Fimrics i1alt<111 was n iiiisscn-1f<>_-Vciv Iiuiiilon in years. 4 T ' ' ' W ' ' I " " 'W '  ‘
muiln-1i(_'l1ristlan patience. The fun- 11, }1c1f,,,,t Cemetery per hy the western train yesterdnyl Home :nlilitional inti-lest ' '
_ .- - » »‘ is iziven- M
emi took place on Monday afternoon oftei'11o1»t1 returnin' to hi hi me 'n the r . tl' ~ ' f ‘ 7
1. s 1 1 are 11s year by the fact that it,
to the Mount Stewart Cemetery. .‘ """ ' ' ` ' ' ‘
1115511-nisrinr 1
The home of Mr. abd Mrs W. I-I. - , 'lspecml t0 the G“m`di““l 11
Beer ul Coleman was very beautifull 'IORONTO' June 20:“M°de"“t°' ff’ 1;
my c,_,L,ni“g_ decorated with pottem fresh south to south west winds, fiiii. ‘U
'1`ii:i11sh.
is 111 the nature of n ‘ rubber" Sincr‘
- - 1 I I O
  -k _ _ _the annual classic had its i1_ieept10n’,
.__..._______ -I-HE TEHPERA.-I-“RE - Mr. mill Mrs- Ewen i/iimillicll. <-l1f1\“,<1i\ Li1'fc. Wiunipiseoses, sixty»nne‘_
_ ittetnwii, were passengers on tpe years ago, Yale and Harvard h i _
ourin train lust evening of '
rms. siuoii src if
r-____
plniits and ferns in honor oi the wed~` Bam” temperature-
tling oi their dau te Miss M' ie» ` '
g r ill L. _ _
to Mr. Louis Dystiint of Ellerslie, THE wEATHER°”y"“e"d“y “'15 “ _
_The ceremony was performed by Rev., b°_““t‘f“l summer dal# WRU" “Nfl ycsterilny and returned to their home
Robert Murray ol 0’Leary, assisted "“*1d» °°“tl““l“B ~'Wf“`l11 and Clem" at in Uigg iii UW f¢f'°'°m°0“-
by liev. Dr. John Dystant of Chehoy-1 night'
. g,m_ Mmm an brother of the The temperature nt 3 o’clock this __
gr,,0m_ in mg 'presence of the Hem. morning by the_Rexa.ll Store Tested made they consider Trailing Arhutus
-1-rlnuves of both parties. The bride, 'I‘h°rm0iI1°t°f- with 8 1i°1‘fh¢f"_¢X_P°Sii
,,,,,mem1ed_ WAS gowned in ivory ure was 50 above Zero and with ii. _ _
,min and were A bridal veil caught southern was 52 above. pure, highly efficient and with its
up with llliies-of-the-valley. She car~ The highest temperature fecofded
,im ,_ bouquet -of Whit” roses and yesterday was seventy-four degreesi
maiden hair fern, and was given away 050179 7-em and tht “West W” “fly” ‘
,liy liei' father. Mrs Jacqueline Doirion eight above. The lowest the previous is the ,ight micum powder, Large
played Lohengrin's wedding march.
'nie i;mom's gift to the bride was s The We will 11° his” this m°"‘i“F
pearl ollvelne necklace and to the “li 1°'50_“nd t°m°"°“' at 113455 it
0,-gwisr 8 gpm brooch The happy will be high toirorrow nnoriung at
°U\li>le wlll_ leave this morning on a
lioney-moon tri to New York Bos
their return they will reside at their
night was titty degrees above.
12.59 and Sunday at 1.42.
D _ The sun sets this evening and to-
; " _ morrow at 7.54; it rises tomorrow
on, and other American cities Ou _____________g ____ ins and Sunday ___0_____
new home i Ellerslie. Many beauti-_ ini! Bt 4-09-
liil iiresentsn were received from the The moon rises tonight at 10.07.
iiiiinsrons friends or the bride and The 11111 1110011 WHS 011 W°<l“°‘“l“Y»
gpgnm with, whom the Guardian Jilne 18th, Bt 1.54 P. ni.
' Bl'
Joins in best wishes for future pros- The lllit fl”
pnf1ty_ »J_ ~ _ _ be_on Thursd
\ll1B
Morcll.
Mr, (‘-hestei' Prntt, St. Peters, was
passenger hy the eastern train yes-
1-.rilay niteriioon returning to his
(H110.
Dr, Andrew McPl1ai1 and daughter
Miss Dorothy were in Charlottetown
::Down in New England where it is
’1‘alcum Powder the best thing of its
kind in the world. It is absolutell'
fraizraiit aroma of lull blown may-
floivers it is ri distinct acquisition to
any dressing table. Trailing Arhutus
can 25C. The MacKinnon Drug C0.,
Corner Great George and Kent Sts.
Mtf.
11. m. _
The length of today will be fifteen
hours and forty-éiix minutes. ___
(prom Yesterday s EVGIHHE Qual: fm
The temperature at 10.30 ociock
yest.ci'day 11i0l`i1l¥lf! by the nj‘_5_xnu
,scorn Tested Tliernioineter wi h a
uiortliern exposure was seventy ll9`
. l
- - ._. - - '  V - ' y _____~
_*_* *Huw-‘v-krtllnfitln , ' _ """"
,__ 1 .3
._ »
Summer’ s _
‘ Camping Outfit
.___ . _ _ _ -. _~ \ ~- -» /
  I`sn’t,coniplete without _
f   rope-Nuts
  row
'¥_»  vvslieiiii 'i¢l.*°'i*"“"`
.._  f(_`|0d’8lif€l'lgu'l'_-(.le"
”’ r1_l`iciom":_Bsvour-=-eiid 'is rilislib’ ¢°fW¢'
» r=¥_i-eBs€_.1-:sxv=_.r11 -. . ~ _ ' _ _
- i 'A A few `packa8¢‘ °f G"*.*P°'N\.1@
_ -_!‘!"»tP."'7i'1.1;'ix,,
l Jill-
 ii' 1 1' 'i1»_ih°l11=11=.i>¢re"=i
  minufé v°.“f 
if
~i
:-.
i ' -‘ 1/.
_ ‘3,,,1,1 1,, cum, everywhere is
"  msimirc-proof inshsw w ' `
_  ' 1  a R~s;h_f'.f¢f GW-”"”
uve
.each been credited with twenty~three_
victories, the duels being fought ont_1
on the original course, then at Wor-1
cester, New Haven, Springileld and»
tliially on the Thames at New L
don. There have been many interrup
tions since the first struggle in 1852,
so that the regatta this year is the
forty-seventh meeting oi' the two old-
rst American univei-slties in what
m-:nv grarliiates regard as the Ambr-
icnn sporting classic,
>-_-*li
CLOSING EXERCISES
l\T NUTBE DAME,
Continued from page Ilve)
O
I!
1 1
na..
Commercial Department-Diplomas;
of Notre llnmo Aciideniy and of the
Cincinnati 1‘l1o1ioi:1'n1.1l1ie Institute
f<1i'Ste1iogrui1hy 111111 Typewriting-_
Maiid Truinor. 1
CROWNS. l
For punctual attendance awarded'
to pupils who have not missed n,’
day diiriiig the school year-Heleni
Lnrter, Frances Connolly, Hilda
}’i'i1\igl1t, Georziiin Millmnn, Marjorie.
Conley, Mildred Roiiiighaii, Dorn
A - `  1 v zero and with a southern Wnlsh, Rebecca i‘-astugner, Margaret
ter of the Amon  }eH>i>ssii1i‘l20vi'i1s ninety-six above. J |r` cl ,
J 26th, at _1_i__ i_ii_ _____ _ |
e11 ins, Mary Blan iard Mary Mc-`
Quaid, Katherine Coyle, Fruncei-11
Maclellan, Ethel Lniidrigan, Aiitoin-
ette Blanchard, Cecelia Macdoi1o.ld,'
May Macdonald, l
SPECIAL PRIZES.
Special prizes were awarded in thc
various departments as follows:~
Highest Average: Fourth Interme-
diate-Helen Flynn. Third Intermedi-
ate-Frances Connolly. Second Inter-
mediate-Dorotl1y Hogan. First In-
'termediate - Marianne Arsennult.,
Fourth ` Senior-Mary Maedonn'l<l.1
Third Senior-Mai-gnret Jenkins. Sec-
ond Senior~Mary Hughes. `
Highest Aggregate: Second Inter-`
mediate-Clare -McKenna. First In-
termediate - Rebecca Gastagner.
Fourth Senior-Katherine Coyle.
’1‘l1ird Senior'-Angela Doyle.
Religious Instruction: Fourth 'Inter-E
mediate-Mary Clare MeGarey. Third
Intermediateffldary Connolly. I
Prizes lor Applicatlon:'Tl1ird audi
Fourth Senior-Equally mesited by_
Alysia Macdonald, Bertha Maloney,j
Mary Hynes--drawn by Bertha Ma-‘
loney. Second Senior-Agnes Mc-_
Quaid. First Senior-Margaret Fran-
ces. _
Piano Theory: Second Grade-lst,
prize, Mary Connolly; 2nd prize, Dor-1
othy Hogan. Third Gi-ado-lst prize,-’
Eva McKenna; 2nd prize, mary Mc-
Quald. Fourth Grade-lst prize,
Mary Hughes; 2nd prize, May Mac-_
donald. Fifth Grade-lst prize. Helenh
McKenna; 2nd prize, Margaret Train-
or.
Drawing-lst prize, Rosa McKenna;
2nd prin, equally merited by Marion’
Byrne, Bertha Maloney. Mai°garst_
Jenkins _and May Grant-drawn by
Marion Byrne.
History: 'First Senior-Margaret
Tralsor.
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Domestic Economy: Third and1_
No doubt about it, this is a m1tter of common knowledge. Where do you
fit in? Have you been content all your life to make :1 living and save zz few dollars,
which you keep on deposit at three per cent?
ll You Have Wake Up
and _invest vour savings in apropositiou that will pay you from 40 to io) per cent.
_No gainsaylng the fact that
The Melrose Black Fox Company Limited, is the
Company for 1914 Dividends
Invest $10. o or as much more as you can afford. With five pairs of
D1lton,Oulton, Girdon, Tuplln strain foxes, a competent caretiker and modernly
equipped up-to-date ranch, your risk is placed at ri minimum, profits bring
practically assured.
WAIT NDT, send this application form today, to the Canada Fox Exchange
andlnvestment Company, Ltd., or any of the Provisional Directors.
F C Application Form l
I hereby make application to the Melrose Black Fox Company, ;
Limited of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island to lake the number of ,
shares in the Capital Stock of the company set opposite my signature ‘
below.
I enclose herewitli io per cent oi the amount with this application and
the balance I promise to pay on or before August 15th, 1913. deposit to be
returned if stock not alloied.
Number of sl1ares..........   ..
Signed..     . .. _ ..
Occupation........     . 
Addresss_,._.   
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Baiiada Fax Exchanrelnil \nvesttme11_llIunz;a1i1_ _Lti|.
Provisional Directors
A
Preslllenl   Fafquharson Merchant, Charlottetown
Benlamln Roggfs, Menuf:icturer’s Agent, Charlottetown
`  B. Rabcflsnn, Cillector of Custoins, Cliiivlotlcwwil
 R- mllson, Merchant, Charlottetown
.SeC,y TIPQS. S. F.  Accountant, Charlottetown
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