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2 Pounds for  2 Pounds for 21”
Prince County _
Nurses Graduation
The annual graduation of studcnt`
nurses from the Prince Countyi
Hrspital training school was held on
'Iuesdny night in the Capitol The-i
latre. Sumrncr_sid<‘_ before a large au-`
‘flifrrec of friends and relatives oil
the pai-ticiparits. Mayor Frank Ar-r
in tl. presidr-rl ever rr most cn_loyable‘
prcgrnrrr which includccl vocal solos
by Mr. J. C. Mr.uritain_ Mr. Lowell
l’l‘_ llairctok, rr duet by Misses Ruth
-Simmons and Jean Wright, ir read-i
_ing by Mrs. A. S. MacKay and in-`
lstr~r|rr\eiitrrl music by the Crystal
`|Sisters Orchestra. l
l The following report was read by
,Mr_ H. T. Holman, chairman of the
Board of Trustees.
LADIES AND GEN'rr.EMEN:-
The message that I have for you_
'Ml  01 Mustard Pickles     ignifrixaitii iiawéarbggnnbiydsifgiégéil
lx _ w _ for the last five or .six years. 4
- » a message cf encouragement aird
'iovirri nur Elura sirrii-ur Arviorrns
Quarter, Pound “ic
2 Oz. Bottles 35|;
'hu stair scoriors
B0|| AMI CAKE
Per Tin 42|; And Powder 2 for 25':
Assorted Ghocolales
1 Lb. Box 40c
/rr 'rrrrs riwrr courwrfir
JELLY BEANS
1 Lb. sox lgll
/yr Tim Fnurr coruvrurr
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SUNKIST ORANGES rr
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 :Aron onocsrsnui 
Sizes 38c, 45-c and 59c_ Dozen _
all of you. _ _
3 0 Botties  Bach 2 UZ Extract  Each progress and is as pleasing to your YOU
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' Trustees as it must be to one and! Ri 0
l“f.*3’-iii'-39??---W -_    ____  __ __ 'rigs 'cH;»,a_r,9I3ET0W1\;_e_r_1f~_RD1AN‘
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MakeYour0wn
S U A P
and Save Mane l
All ` y
wa sxigufgteseidg
lieved. I ask it in the name of Hu-
Hlty and I hope our asking shall
Prem savour
not be ln vain.
Dr. E. T. Tanton made the nd
dress to the graduating nurses who
were
Miss Maria A. Sullivan, Bloom.
field.
Miss Mae E Lavers, Georgetown
ll/llss Harriet R Henderson Mar
ga e
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Miss Edith M Cameron Ailing- 54
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Dm' Dfflllv Betty Sharpe, daughierl _ _
GI LLETT’S
'»?ii'?<i LYE
fl:/I Drree//ons Wi//r fvery Gm
voun onocen sstts rr!
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| Good catches ol’_ lobsters are re- __
Ported from the different factories. A Gun" of me Womcm ln5ll_; Gmlle X__l Annie Lowghel __
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, V lCatches averaging about three and me ~" ' . i _ _
__.,;.;;.l _ f _- l .ld W d d everrrn-1, iI\/largaiet Lowther.
_ .~ ~ - _ _ _ lone nan thousand pounds ner <iay._‘1l_’§y   _hc _‘f___‘;_‘i_S _§‘_yM_____ M_°__ Grade vu _Smvl PM Lowllm
M. .ue pg l A l __ - ~ ' I Grade VII <Jr.i-1 Dorothy Mac-
';" new signboard was- put umm business had been transact(-ri uiFarlane and Llo_y 0
Womens Institute here. _darn y
__ ' ‘ To Mr Daniel MeAs.<ey goes
of Dr. nd M A. D. Sh '
B,,...,,,__f‘,,,,,__,_,§I,_,, ,hem _,,‘1§,"‘i,,,f,’fl0ur experts search through thousands of toa
§_jl-;__¢l___§°_;§_~_-__ _}~_f_I‘l\_{_<_>_f__f_\_r_r_le»1_r»rr»__ samples to llnd lust tho right teas _to go ln.
' ‘ ""*` ““ “SALADA” blends. Ordinary teas will not do-
the graduate nurses plris were giv-
in ty Mu.. Nrciiorun. ai|.ur..r_.».i.r- exceptionally flne teas only, are used. Inthls way
""‘ "".”.’_‘f_l‘f’f2‘2"__ __  _ “$ALADA" maintains Its unrivalled posltlon.
 StGW3.l`1§ NOt.8S ibreasi-ariri. ruin his tried. but we Norrrir canuzrou SCHOOL
hope he will bc up zu his usiurll --
R :'t of North Carleton School
‘_ standard in a short time. _ 91°C
_ ‘for the month of April: __
* I - Aft ii regular
Lead Dough” er M ’ d L wther tequall
‘.-_~_~
:E2 the Schwl Friday ev°n‘“g by mei ~ g lunch “~,l_»,- S(-yvrrd. 2 Norma Pickering _l Emmett Mc-
‘Innis -I Arthur Wiiglii_
the Grade VI-1 Evelyn Gould 2 Ai-
Divirre service was held in tlreicredn ___ h_________ sown me lll.____ beml Mml_a,.l_
P. _ _
| iesbyteilan Church Wednesday in ol. _llc Season
Grade V-1 Rita Gould 2 Norman-
It is again my privilege and myi  _ _ ~ » - _ _ _
Sundry Sales and Interest  98_56_¢venmg_ conducted by the RAW Dl-_ Lila  lMa__Fa___a___c 3 Wanda Lowther 4
pleasure to announce that the years _ _
financial efforts have been fruitful lg 039 0llM_°’ga“ E' G“.“f='e' Alth°“gh fa-m'5 1 _ _ _
ind We have asain hi11'V€StEd B SUP- we expended this revenui as fol-lim" to .niany E was the “wt mm-Urvho spegnt Sunday at their honits
mme plexnt ad hst,ened to mm here were Messrs. Ray Smallwoorl
talented speaker and rapt attention and Fred smnh b__ak__m_,n_
was paid his eloquent and inspiring '___
94_33lS0rm0n' _______  Mr. William Logan, Boston. who
_ ' a_ lied home by the death ol
i Mx' Edwin M.cAsscy is at present' Yilssbggther, the late Arribro_~'c Logan
;e_mp_loyed ln budding a new g_arag'-’.|0l_ cha__mm_lown_ .Lg spcmllng __ lg l,
3ul_02 nag/ing purchased a ear a short timeldayg wnh relatives m_____
plus. not large, brit gratifying nev- lows-__
`ertheless_ I cannot brit realize, up-_ Meat and Fish _
on reading the reports of the many Butler & Eggs _ U 
hospitals throughout Canada that F-lolll. Melll elC_` ' _ 
we are somewhat unique in this re-_ Milk  _ _ __ _ _ _ __  " 'H
spect. Almost every institution ofipclaloes & Vegelalllégu 
this nature is under the necessityTGl_OCel.les els 
of putting on an intensive carnpaignl Drugs Mlld   M
'.0 nmke up their deficits or |>rovidc'Bel-ldllxg el'p_ __ _  `   l-l 45
lfrinds for their activities in the ful;-lpuel  _ _ *_ _ _ __ _  _ _   ' '
ur. while we seem able to pursue‘
unduly calling upon your generos-l
_ , _ ,Ice  
ity. Just why this is so has ca\ised|Ldllnd1.y __ _    lollllllo
wo_r_rd__crmentdiipon the_part of _niaii_y;SalarlcS & Wages  
ari_ as ma e_us desirous oi digzoi-lnlsumllcc _ _ _ _ _ _  _ __ ___
Cf Us Just lwv this happy State 0f_i=r-luring. Postage ere,  ,_ _. 52.13
rriiairs has been brought about. .R,_lmll_s _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_  _ _
_It has _not been accomplished by'_Elll,€nSL.s x_Ray 
disregarding the calls of the poor or-_Bmh__(__._m _ __ _ _ __  __
me needy fm We have five’ g“'E“lAdditicri Heating per contract 525.00!hei'eabout. The curtain rose with :r-
thern oi our best. Their numberlD1._ GC,,l,llS   _ -~
 fmmcd bm shglfml' dmlng m"iSchocl Taxes. Wcliinigton  2_50lwhieh was beautifully rendered.
yrars of our operation and stands __-rlxls was followed by mlm due.___
.rt almost 20 percent of all our pu- $iil685.r'il ehorrrscs. dialogues. and recita-
800.06
682.96,
573.85;
150.23
2649.07
1121.66
` 205.10
68.20 '
$649.25
318.00 H
_ 3ii_50lehorus, "The Land'of the Maple .‘
g
 | The Misses Cora tlhrl J0l\ll'»(`
l e, _ Llglly,   Ml-_ Harold Affleck_is at presenrlnou las Ami camp G_,am_ Clml_
the even tenor of our way wrthoutlwmel.    a9_00_working as sPa“re~sectroii man. _ l____t_c$C_______ spam Sunday at lllcll
On Tuesday evening, May Bth, we ,h°me5 hem' 
  tgiireldlegiuxtiieoiiliissidrfyng-Iiircg?-Z1 Servirzri was held in the Prcsby'|
` hating society in the i. 0. F. mir "mg"  "l”l"°§  '“'
36240 here. The hall is a large one but it C0" “L ' __ '___' '
was filled to capacity as the Cherry _
ill talent is well known here and
Amor tht* C N R l‘l1ll')10Y9(`~'i
1 Scrvires were held in tl.c Unitedl
Chureh at the i\srral__ hoir_i_'s__0f___l_l1
a. nr. and 'i p. m. con ucte y ‘ll
pastor, Rev. M. K. Charman_ Moth- _
ers Day was the llienie o_f the even-_
l `, ...,, _ ing .sei'vir~c. Special uuisic was also
' -'-"0 w____ _ ticnts. It-has not been accomplish- .. .» .» _ _ _ -_ - < _ . ._ . _ .~:rrri|», at this _srrvift
_ f§':'l'lE' <“ TON ° yy-` "I: l“\ by f‘XUl'|>ll=\lll |`f¥f‘S. ffll' I “Ui C0"'i  s'rl‘rr\i)i.-Il1;1?fl:i¢=f-,ds $ii?iitl50srrriri‘ i§(di1Tla[;\1w§2Lg:e:ilnLstAgri.tlidlffiizix 'I 'Y 4
` ` ' ' ‘ ' ` H ' f - L 7 ` g _ »l)u<- to the .storirr Mrurrluy__ it
Teresa Mtrttart.
Grarie IV--1 Sadie lifiuttart 2 Sali-
dy Muttart.
Grade III-I Frank Muttart 2
Wilbert Muttart 3 Gerald McBride.
Grade II-1 Edward Lowther.
Grade I-I Hazen Lowther.
Per-rect Attendancez- Margaret
lowiizer, Annie Lowther, Alberta
Muttart, Dorothy MacFarlane, Em-
mett McInnis_ Reta Gould. Norman
MatF’ai-lane. Sandy Muttart, Wanda
Lowther, Teresa Muttart, Edward
Lowther and Norma Pickering.
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HANDLING TOMATOES.
The main plariting of tornaioes
may be risked now in most sections
ci' Eastern Canada, This plant
prefers warm open soil and must bc
grown quickly. Where ever pos-
agc early fruiting. Nip off all side
sible. it should be staked to encour-
branches and train main stem to ti
central stake about five feet high.
Tit- lrrofeiy at intervals of a foo:
with soil. twine nr rziilia. When
ilu- _~.n-ni rt~aciu~:~; the lop of the
i'__ °PERATED BY .T'g'A_1_'__""C"""'°_   Ld- lull rrt that our hospital clrar~r;e.~. nic: l ._ ._ l _ _ l _ , _, _. .d _
' W us low or low:-r than any` iustitut-~=i{'fll,§|"ff  l('.`1(..\V_l_l":,Y(.('g;::(;;,w,l?:,:l}mg' An"-"me pmgmm' Ml' W` I” lriiirliiwr- or irsirrr-rrrerr iwrrrariierl ;sl1r_lu', pinch oli' to hurry ripening
n ` ` ` H M H I AM( H '!M“L(`Cd` kmdly m"€'mu"d to “UL uh ironic until il. ahrilr-cl :incl cleared. iof the lat:-r formed fruit. When
hear reception
for the sports :irc assiiretl ni :1
ty _ _ _
ln. view of the entry list. wliirh is
`cer'tirir\ to be around the liuiidrvd
_rrrr\i'l:_<llre Sport Coiiurrittce lras dr-
_cided to have Saturday, June 30, us.
prclirnlnary meet for all heats iii
l the r‘unriirii»; evr~ril.s_ All semi-linals
iriid liiirils will be run oil' on the
laiteruuuri of July Ll, Dorrrirrimr Day.
It will bc the first tiiric in the.
And
i`6r7Eet't5'p_lrf\;t 'sdrnewol 'our choice
‘history of lritlies sports that the
lCanadiaii cirurrrpioiislrip meet will
be held in the Maritimes, arid
llialifax .sport officials arc eager
| and ready to lend a helping hand in
-not only staging the sports. brit in
lalding in the entertainment of the
»oui-of-town athletes.
c sioits will be under the aus
§ Tli .1 '- .-
-..-,__ ` ,piees of the Ex-Dalhousie Girls
iAth1etie Club, an association form-
`cd last season. It was while running
` ‘ '_ - .
Onion Sefsi $h“”°fS r_‘::_.“s;.“°;i
and Potato Onions
gm- SWEET PEAS are imported direct from_ the big Seed
iraase or JAMES CARTER nURivlE'1"r sr Bbaiil-I. lf°r\d_0_n»
England, who specialize in FLOWERS eSP¢¢ll||¥_5W|‘-L1
PEAS. Plant some oi’ our beautiful flowering “bpencers
also our “New Special" and “Latest and Best" lVliXt\ll'€§»
Carter’s Seed Store
l
TMontreal, developed into a top-
lnotch performer. with marks only
lslightly below the recognized worlds
records.
1 Other Maritime performers who
lore favored to make a good show-
ling against the stars of Upper Can-
ada and the West arc Dorothy Nor-
wood of Saint John, Muriel Joyce
Mader of Cliester. Mina Juden of
Halifax. Eileen Cameron. of New
Glasgow and Dalhousie University.
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A < em i7_7°
T}re[i`4;rfur_i/_Strap cffhel/llirld
lovely faces framed in the winrloivs of scdrur
chairs of six generations ago _gained their
sa_tin-smoothness from the pure, rich lathcr
ol \".ii'dlcy’s Old [inglish Lavender Soap.
lsruiies of to-day rise this saline worlii-famous
_and others.
Competition from Upper Canada
  is expected from the outstanding?
____ - ___ _ _ lady athletes in the Dominion.l
' namely, Rosa Grosse 0‘Nelll. Ethell
Catherwood, Myrtle Cook and otherl
world record holders.
Halifax meet is not known as yet.
Last. year Snskatoorr sent Miss Ca-
therwood to be the outstanding per-
lias chosen the Queen City in
wlilch to reside.
Miss Marie Parks, chaperone.
and Miss Alcxandrliie Gibb, man-
ager of the Canadian Ladies Olym-
pic team, will be nrnong the many
Upper Canadian visitors here dur-
ing the sports. `
'Immediately following the sports
_the 1028 Canadian Ladies Olyrnplc
Team will bc chosen.
The sports are under the direct
|guldancc of fr committee composed
of Mrs. H. W. Jones. chairman. W.
E. Stirling and W. J. Foley, Secre-
tary.
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DAIILIA (¢lll.TURl~1
The best time lo plant dalilias in
most of Eastern Canada is from the
lust week in May until the middle
of June. The most suitable soil is
sandy, well drained, deeply tillerl
roiletry to cleanse and purify their hands and - »»--~-- and n,.m.,.0u__ly l(.,_llll,,,d l0lm,_ ll
laces and to leave them delightfully perfumed
with the lingering lovable fragrzirice.
irtlicr box of _r large cakes ui all lx-sr druggists
rm dcpirnnrcnr srures rhniughoru Kanada.
_~YAiinr.iEar'ls
the soil is heavy clay. loosen up by
digging in well rotted hurnus_ or
even n little coal ashes. Drihlias
will grow in a height of three to six
feet, and on this account it is nec-
essary to space them about the same
distance apart. The tubers .should
be placed on their sides with tho
The Wests contribution to uw'
former in the Canadian meet ntl
Toronto but sinme Miss Catherwood,
this _surplus may grow in such vol-
iully iircr'cri.si> our rqiriprrirrit :intl
our nrcariis oi' best serving' you.
\’Ve- have been successful iinanciiil-
more ,than successful in our iriedi-
uiriied for our iiistitutiorr not only ri
the smaller' ones.
I do not wish to deal tonight en- , - ~
tircly cii generalities but would likc S';llc;y`n€;r?l;`e]_ of pnllenls admit
to gwe Scme facts and s°me'ngumS tcd during the year were 741. Males.
t_hat speak vcluii'i¢_e__s and tcll you the l _lol females ll34_ There were 47 ob_l
5‘°Or_‘;__ ‘:_‘wg§§_t;“[_§__ ‘H:__‘vl‘_)_‘;ctlS__cc0_______ stetrical patients, including one pairl
ing period was $19039.0I, made  96 appendlcms and 82 wma!
“rj” 1 "9G. of our cfises were Catholics |
Pay Parents . . . . . _ . . . _ .
._ si449o.75; T  _ , _ »' _
Iiicoirie fr'om Endowments __ 1815.61 ‘cfgecllof mu CMOS “cle Umwd- 
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§I‘:_l_`;e'c"ip‘;'; g§f_‘;?_"° cases   126 of our patients were Presby-
. . . . _ _ . _ . . .
._ _ »U__lm__
Subscriptions & Donations, not
including $2000.00 from the
injuries. It is also unequalled
skin disease, poisoned wounds,
ulcers, piles, etc.
Within every box of Zom-Buk are
stored the moat valuable healing,
soothing and antiseptic promlu
known to Science. l rniquo bal
composition and lil absolute (nodal:
from animal tau md mineral drop
drolollliloflkintrorrblloolallkindl.
UM I |041 box of Ohh I barbs!
hulcr /rom ‘nur dmlgvn dealer
In-Jai, ur au Zmn-In Cu.. Toronlu.
la mlll PRIX TRIAL IAHPLB.
buds pointing upwards in holes six . _
inches deep Close to this drlvq N01|'l|l'lq lik(
Ula) (.ftrt5li'>iii_ a stout stake to which thc main! ` K
stem of the plant is fled loosely at '
  _ ,int ls ol about one foot. Nm' a
crva
oil all but one or two side shoots
where large flowers are desired Or
l
YARDLI-':Y» S» N°“' B""d St' LONDON' Eng’ and at least two-thirds of the budsl FOR
c .i issaoz, I rr sr r. w.. Timm. L Om. _ _ -
‘M M U-5-A# m:":°"!5“';:"- N" Y°"" der bulbs early. as' the eholcest vnr-  E S K l N
levies are soon cleaned nut.
chmnpinn Estate' providmg il of our cases were Christians.
for the continuous rriainten- ' 8 gf om. cases were cllurch Scol___
ance of rr room _ ._ _ _ _ ._ _ _ 975.59 'land
}_{`R“~V ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' '
 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " 129850  4 of our eases were Nazercnes.
' 1 of our cases was Salvation Army.
#W9/»'
Zam-Buk provides an ever-
ready and reliable first-aid for
as a soothing s dy remedy
for obstinate Andedeep-seated
mah Zara-Bak the adn! and bolt
l-ieri. Jclhn E. Bell; New Londonll
umc that we may be able to iririter-l__n_l___l1 ll_(_cm_ lCcl“_,d nm". by l_ml__
its' Aid, New London; Mason Roorrr,
lr 'kcd after by Masonic Lodge. City.
McLean Room, locked after by H0ii.\
ly, brit in irtlditiiiii we have been _\_ E_ M_1uLe_m_ C__y_ McAl_lllm__
.
Rocrn. locked after by Senator Mac-1
cal and surgical efforts. We have A_.Lhm._ Guy; Red Cross l-l_o0m_l
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ it kcd after by Red Cross Society_. .
wirrrri pl.icc in the lrc_:irts _of our ouii ally: Herbert Clmmplon lM°m_ 1
pttple but a reputirtion _in_ a wider l( .lmd num. by MrS_ l_lerl,el.L Clmm_
llt_ld. whfie lil>s|_?l_tal activities are pldm Albclloln McKay Room loolbg _
.iceii no ice o _ at rnake_s_t\s_ _the cd alle). by A_ S_-MacKay_ Cltwl
envy of some of the larger instrtri-_Cairns Room looked al-mx. by M|__
tions and the example of many oivumcs CalmS_ Guy; W_ C_ T_ U_l
. S:
Rcorn, lokcd after' by W. C. T.
56 of our cases were Angllcans_
42 of our cases were Baptists.
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Number of Patients from Country
`City-77.
Other' Provinces-52.
I trust ladies and gentlerneii.
lthat I have not trespasscd upon
Sorrrr-‘=r\r~‘ il will wry "Whoa, when
n'.rr r.l :r like urrturc in Cr nitdi _ ,l _ -  , _ _ .
Ms. _ _ __ _ __ Aftrir clue (lr-libirmtioir Illiavdccin:  ll "UW H`lLhe" me 'mm 0x'a.}'°"‘°neer' “ p°5“"°.n he 'mpnbzy -F--i staked. toirratocs uiriy he grown
OLYMPIC I-`INALs ` to the conclusiori that -the rcspons-` ` ` _ _ ~. imlcd' and me mddmg was mm `
  _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ l In the past I have overlooked gn- lll all bclll lllllllolls lo blly M lllcy  __ _“_
i HALIFAX M ibrlity rests iii .i great ineasrrre upon_ln,_; mulll lo lllosc who have so k_;ew me qguamy ol. what tlmy wen:
_ , N. S., May 14__T1l¢ cur internal rriariagenrent_ The hap- _ _ _ _ ' _ . _ _ ~ .Sl
Canadian Ladies track and field ny cc-operation between our nrrr.s-,genm§mly.` _yc_m fl-fm year' mum bllylllg. Which means a lot. 'rl~re|TAI.I(IN(. (.ROW Pl.0Il(.HMAN l
_ _ _ _ . _themselves responsible for a private ne l_ ,gum of nlnet _glx dollars wagl /rm
championship sports and final 1928 ills. and _iriedical -stall SDEU-`* Cmc' r-com. This is rr contribution ot' no allZ` T - _  'M ll l, W... _ l
l0lYml>iC Trials Wm be held h0l`0l"”."c-V whwh ls th" Dmnc m`°°‘“"§'tyis:rizrll amount and one that must bl: ren`i"cd"' lhe meh¥.em'- rl' -lc.n‘r.` i WAf"`AW KY May 'T lk-
Saturday, June 30th and Moridayim ‘“'”"~V ”“°°`e“”f"l ‘ffT°"t- Exllemlrirade repeatedly. They have bcenicol m' med me wlmcny ok '“m"l. _ "° `_'.‘l-L Mlgl sum.
_yllly 2_ _ ,l<rrovvlt~_¢lgr‘ of our i‘equirernenis, el-__ _- m_ll__l_lal “_`slslmlc(, to "___ _md l lllilfl- lmg “"““"’ “lf _‘f_'°ff_l_};_____d :_ younglweck in May has proved very suc-
- i’r'eliiniriai‘y arrarigciiicrits for tli<:H‘““\i\ll<,1i of all wa.~;t_.e rrirdlhc 110111' \- i:-'h toriiglit to record our apprec-‘ __ W `_" lmfw Da" Fjmnhlll  limd m`m__d it |<;e:.sl`r|l. Spacer.-; might be marked
bill' lll0€l» ul‘C about courplctcd aridimg Cr "inf m"m“l'"‘" _wlmm 'h"`i lion oi' tlir-ru. Fourteen ol' our some tm" u`°m'_h“V" buf" cmmm ffmw on h,“_` D ““"'_ _ _ _ _._ _m_' out hy pr'e.ssir\g ri pailbotmm in thi!
Ulmer Canadian and Western'Cml_»spl\r|-e r.i its riaiural activities lrave_l .lmlp Rooms me lwlng looked MJ at the former- railroad bridge, arrdl '~1‘l'.c__uor\v:~. tongiu w.is. --l>_\ _ _ _ __ ace
mmm _mlmtes Whfn will ___0___C hem!u_nti'ibritetl to this happy issirr:_ _ ‘ __ ln ll_l__ lmmmq. _md they m_n_iRA2d Bank and as the news spreads riuw it can .<:_ry_ :<~'_'el:_rl_\v<irr_l_.;)_
_ _ _ __ _ | f`lie keen i_ritcr<~.sl_ :incl the ul_iLrl~.___ __ w___ ______ _thc anglers gatlrer until now the plarnly_a.~. rr. ptrsdii. __suy:~_.__ _ .i_ ___0___ Aswr___ Tagel_cs_ Phlox Dmm_
"W f’_";_"Vg{ M. om' I‘“d“'” _Aides ;"‘"" The Ramsay Room. looked after' Shore* "°SemhI" the teeth 91 3 lame imd 'X "‘_;“'“g"y and Lu" U’ U rnonrli. Pe|unias_ Zinnias, Candy-
_;ua. ac ur in our rfpvr-ir iorr. "hey . fr , _ , _ .< _‘Lomb o‘.‘_fii," an .' _ .' ~.
art :rlwiiys willing :ind :rlwriys help- T/n.NBl_ l(§,l(;rl;;nl`l‘i~-l  --- i.o\\_' :~itic.'; on the plough and re-
fill \\'l»\’ll 111° (full lol' tissistutirr iwvfi _ l. 'by lvlrs W li mllgllprly vp.. We are sorry tn learn that while pears the eorrirriarirl:-_ to the horses.
‘lit ‘-0 'l\“l“- l` or -` ul-   .ll'R (lm | Qkéd llf.iMr. Robert McKenzie. one ol' on _ ._  ._ "
l_ illll ilbillil |-0_ f'¥lll'f‘-*fi UU’ \‘{i-il" 1-  qbv  ljlbglrtrr F'.uMcN<l:ill, Cil,y;i foremost rncclmnics, wlillc using the it |41-.ts tired ui' rirliriil
which I run ciinlitlciit will be veil-ecl_All)__'l0ll R_00m_ lO0l“,(l al-wr by _,ll_l _ » i
labout two feet apart in rows three
'A' ` feet apart.
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SOWING ANNUALS
m__ u .Sowing -Annual Flower Seeds in
i the open around tht- second or third
“ soil. Sow the seed ‘in the _'p
nizrrkcd. and dust lightly with good
“‘i’“' “um wma” The, Luft. Sririprlragon, etc.. will all make
' 1 Sum-
a brilllarrl show during thc
r or if sr-rd is ezowri in this manner.
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sriecrss may l<rrg`cori1.iiuic rind tliar. mll R0=0mS_ wolwcl _aww by Ex
Barona
Model 4-40
$225
or with
Electric Drive
$265
_your patience unduly. Trespassed I!
rkncw I ,have. for it was not to hearl   ‘
`rue that you came to this theatre,
itciiight. It was for ri far greaterl
H11?-`?15°»3?d}i3"3iet3i=i3'3' --as others hear us-is the verdict of the famous
Cceupn. on lr _ _ _
‘mt esteem, one that has for its
(£1111 Il S ~ S ¢ n »
_i. _.i.r....__.i.¢i,r‘1,‘ii‘.”,{”ri2{’Jll`.i£?- ' Victor Artists who sing and play, so that you
_cf iirman y. _ _ _
nrss and sacrifice the giving of on-_
 ”“"“..°"‘§i2.€“.‘Il..‘?§I?i&"»i‘f~'i too may hear them on the new Orthgplzonic \/_i¢1;r¢-,la
lgrcatcst air no
_humanity is heir to.
‘ ”l‘<.night four ol' our nurses have
ru ched the parting of the ways ami
lit is to honor them that wc have
'gathered together. Miss Maria A.
Sullvan, Miss Edith M. Cameron.
Miss Harriet R. Henderson, and
Miss Mary E. Lavers, will shortly
be going out into the wider world
,bringing good rhecr. happiness and
llirrilth into thc homes of the atlllct-
‘r:d. We wish them n large measure
~ es ln their chosen profes-
cus career.
In bringing my remarks to a close
I would like to particularly stress
the fact that we need and we wel-
come the co-operation of all the res-
ithe better we are equipped to han
dir the troubles that nc-_sh is.helr tn
selfish stand point but from a high
er and a nobler reason. I ask it ini
Idlsr-ouragcd who have not the means
r.f ._u<‘c .s _ _ _
simr and both u happy and prosper-
Naturalnens is precisely what you ei in
Orthophonic Victrola music at home, wirether
it is the “Sextellc from Lucia" or "Cohen
on the Telephone". lt is amazingly real,
whether a solo voice, clear and pure, or a
chorus ol a thousand voices extending from
soprano to bass;-a saxophone solo or a sym-
phony conorrt. The new Orthophonic Vic-
tmla given you tire “feel” of the performance,
and you get this, above all iii your own home,
at the time you select.
idents of this country in their sup- in
port of this Institution. We have; 0
ambitions and we need your sup-
port. We are an Institution espe-
clnlly provided for your safely and "11-ugh. 5.,,,,..|‘ "ut 'nu
| ° I.
the better it is for yorirsclvc_s_ I do °
_not risk you. however, for your con-_
trlhutions; and your help from rr' ‘ - -
the name of the diseased and the! Vktof Tllllllj Hlchlno  gf (}¢||.¢|‘_ L|m|t.'¢"`m" | _'sl _
win re-by their sirilcrlrrg might be re- l ‘_
There wonderful performances of music come
to you only because "Matched Impedance",
brings them to you. In more po ular words
Victor controlled rinc` le vvgich I lies
the p p
"smooth Gow of sounrl"lto every (greho-_ '
phonic Victrola. _
To _play you music so fine. you may luv.
cabinets of rare beauty, smart designs, mao-
full' selected woods. Electric drive, if you
winir, at slight additional coat. All inutru- _
me.-nts sell-stopping. Pr-icq (mm gum ¢,, u ,
low an 8tl5. on convenient pa menu at my , _ » tr
His Master's Voice dealers. lfrear them play  _
-today. Arrange lor a home demonstration. _  '
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