li'.0DD'S '1‘AJkT:1’honc 443. Em
i pire Hotel.
| Monaghan will deliver-a lecture in
|the K. ci' C. Home this evening at
| 8 o'clock on "Food and its Relation
tio Healtlz". Iirligliis and their
wives are invited to attend
4712.
laid H. McDonald, known faniiliarly
as “Donald H." passed away at his
licmo Beal: River, and was buricil
_ Tutsday at SL. Alexis Church, Rollo
|Bay. Ile vvas on a visit to his
|daughtci-, Mis. Mcliacliern. 171
Sydney St., only a couple weeks ago,
halo and hearty. He was in hi;
Ufird yulii'--oldr-st iiiiui East ol' St,
i~i.iei~.s.
prevent. llnngnails, to keep your liziiiils
suit.
Keep a jar an lbe krlrlzen shelf-_
"Vaseline" jelly is useful for all kinds of
household purposes. It polislies fnrniriirc,
softens leather, shines up aluminiilii marc
and nickel, prevents rust, Use it ou every-
thing from golf clubs and skates to door
hinges. lr's a wonderful lubricant for
household machinery. Doesn‘t drip.
quite like
Petroleum jelly.
the work of all kinds of
cosmetics, :ind
Anil costs
them.
any UBC
rubinn- `
_|¢|| scratches,
burns
The trade mark "Vaseline" on
the label is your guarantee that
you are getting the genuine prod-
uct of the Chescbrough Manil-
facturing Company, Cons'd,
5520 Chabot Ave., Montreal,
Canada.
icrlulls
your drmiug tivble-
heips give you thadwcll-
Use it to shape the eye-
to eiicourafe the eyelashes, to
rlic entitle ii your Hnger nails and
PETROLIU M J ELLY
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S0- 11111611 » » » Central Guardian Constipation! Piles!
` Are completely relieved
by “Fruit-a-tives"
V Mn. 1/is. mole
Catherine Caseley and the accom-
panying verses were rcad by Miss
Lillian Champion. i
After this very important and in-
Itcresting feature had been affected.
the guests right heartily sang "For
She’s a Jolly Good Fellow."
Music. vocal and instrumental
lwas sumptuougly enjoyed, and the
lady Sitcsts most enthusiastically
bounced the bride-elect.
The happy couple have initiated
lioutelteeping under auspiglous ci,-_
culnstantes, and all wish them un-
fr -- --Q05 Af.-
New 0ificel's
I - Are Selected
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l“l suffered from constipation for live, .
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1 YOUNG MAN WANTED, age 25 Ywfahfillltbiutfroin ‘|ii|i-s2)fi`t>‘1?rt:lli>;Jz;Itli7ve9s'f§f NEWPORT May 23. ~ The Pres-
|oi~ 110 in good heliltli to work at up- "“"'\ S' 0"” ’°". lbylery ol Windsor mot in the Unil-
’ = l~t2 ‘I ~i'. I h' d reme- _ ,
itro-_date Fox , Ranch situated on §?Li;Lf 2:`;:;iLill‘i(;’t1`i|"L)‘i;rcn]' Ngwyork. | eci'Chuitli, Wolfvillc_ on Monday at
l"!`=nCe Edward Island- Somif “dum” Kuiisas Cit mul Michigan, but alll]0"l0'1' mf The ”hal"""3“» RCW D~
tion needed to enable him to kee y vcs' veil B Hemmmn D D l1F0S|d0ll
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'Baldwin’s Road Womens Institute
lmet in the school room on April l _
.24th.. for their first meeting. Roll “"‘_"`__"'“lF“I"tql;2;‘S"leported th t U Hart I
. ii ' 8 le O. 1
lgilllqtgfs ¥f‘s:§;egecli’ged Iggugslcghgf  lcongregationai had invited Rev. (3.1
dance in the School-house on Ap-
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" . O .    éranch 'rogordg hooks, and do let- 305,135 al;ibm)\m“g L,|S;ad0cs_ aid Il _Iv the absence. through illness,
` ' WY Wflllfiili W0l‘k also consists Of sincerely rcizoiiiiiir-iid them to cvcry.(‘ the Se'~`!"f`~i11'Y- HCV- A- A- Ml'~-
llieiping to feed foxes. Must come other sufferer," writes Mr. Jael. Page of-I-CCG. _Of KCYilvi1lt‘. Rev. H. T. G01'-‘
|fr0m good family and be weu_man_ Q,|,,,,,0,Qu¢_ infill filled that office. Other mem-
lneretl. Steady work and not hard. Thehownls,stoniacli,livcr an¢|kidrieys,be"5 Present ‘Ve1'0f Ml“iSl@l'S*R€V-i~
iFor particulars apply to “L.D." are cleansed uiidsireiigthened hy die J~ U~ B911- F- E- Bilrreti. G- R-
'Gimrdian Office, Ciin.rl0tf,@t0wn_ p, iiiteii.~»ifit-il juici-s of lrcsh ripe friiii: Kyle. L- P. Archibald, W. S.-Lor-
4585 and the healtli-bllilcliiigtonicsof which liili. F. J. Scoates, M. R. EWiI1.’!-
, .__ ,"l-`i'iiil:itiveii" is nizirle. There, is C- C- W€1llS. W- H- FOYSYIUO and
1 P_ALDW|N.S ROAD WOMEN-Sfiiotliiiig else like ii. 'l`ry_ir. 251: and J. Astbury. Lnymen-Messrs. H.
;|NST|TUTE_ __The members M-50\: a box at all rlriiggists. :C. Burchell_ Herbert Stairs, L.
'tvP_Z
Cogswell, A. H. Patterson, J.
‘Chambers R. P. Harvie and H.
iF. Sears, of Hampton. P. E. I., lol
ru auth.. to mise funds for repair-' Mr- Lewis Morrisvii. son of Mr- H- l"“'°’“°."~“’“` 1°“S‘\°‘” aff" J“!Y 1~|
in of School Lunch was sawed 1, F Morrison and Miss Louise Bernard SUCCWUIHK Rev- J. U. Bell. who ex-I
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lihe hostesses. Next meeting will ‘daughter Of James mid MTS- Bern' l Facts. to g° m Bermuda' The Homel
‘ ' ‘vfisslon Committee reported that;
ine held at the home of Mm pew; ard. Kensington were united in the. »- V
'Carter on May 29_ R01] can to holy bonds of wedlock on Wed-'students were laboring on the four|
singing of the National Anthen
lcompletcd, the lelicitous couple re-
bc answered by ..Recipes., Tm, ne,-dm, msn The ceremony was pehlmlssion fields iii the Presbytery..
` forméd by Rev Chmles J St (nat, ;vii..: Waterville. North Mountain,!
biought the meeting to a close l ical* in thc Piesbyteilan mans".` Mb Umilcke *md R3W°l°"-
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--'** ' -- ~--<>o>----- sons were Miss Lillian Championi SAME FOOTING
- - far'i Mr, William Champion. Wheni i,
` ""*°¢ ""'“‘    the most auspicious ceremony was The “mill fl'0l`f\ the GCUCWI;
'Council re the ordination of women*
Cfgssin A(}Ci(]_QI]f,§tui~nncl in Kenninfftnn in me resid-' was brought b_ei<>re the VPresiiytei'v|
g ,ence of the bridcugg 'pm-ems_ whmel and alter coi'l.siderable discussion li`
“_” lawziited tiiem by a large number ot: Vi'-IS i1i§l`€Cfi that the time had H0!-
6" ' ' ' T§ 5 'Sill'-vial 10 U11* Guiirllifllil _, mi. f,.i,.ndS of' me commmmg pm.t_l_vct tome when the requirements nfl
WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK
V A full assortment of Screen Doors, Window Screens (Ex-
fv tension style.) Screen Netting, Door Springs and Catches and
, Screen Door Sets consisting of Hinges, Handles, llouk and
Eye.
The Screen Doors come in the following sizes: 7 it. x 3 i't.
6 ft. 10 ins x 34 or 36 and G ft. 6 ins x 30 ins. V '
Following are tlienldths and full extension of Window <
Si-roms. _
10 x 41,
14 x 37
18 it 41
22 x 41
Drop in and look them over.
M I2!! QUEEN S'l‘Rl'}I'I'l` l'|l0NI'1 757
lri‘t.if~a.lly injured. t
lr-liiidrcn.
lnllrfl. lvl/rs. 'nik-nth;
Susie 12. mid Betty
to the Toronto W
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wlicrc Betty is at the
Two other children.
E. R. BROW
146 Richmond St., .. (`lizirlottctowii.
Fire, Life, l Accident, Sickness and
Plate Glass Insurance at
Lowest Raic.
Good Strong Stock (Tompanics
Agent at Summerside. Lloyd Lewis.
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INTERESTING PRICES FOR
CHILDREN’S PLAY SHOES,
SANDALS AND OXFORDS
Patent Leather Tan Leather
Sandals Sandals
W0men'. 2
Misses' 2.1 tag? 1  szm
(}||||d»" 8 to 10%. . . . . , . . $1.50
1|-"gms, 510 7% ..  . 
Women's or Boy‘s, 3 to 7 Sl-85
Mines di Youths, ll 1.0 2 $1.25
Ch|ld’s, 8 to l0lii . . . .
.. $1.10
Infants, 4 to 7% . . . . . . .
.. 900
Tan Leather
Oxfords
Boy’ii, illaea 1 to 5 . . . .
.. $3-50
Youths and Misses. sires ll
lol . . . . .
 82.00
ciilliri. s to ion  "-15
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Patent Leather
.~ 'Oxfords
 at vnuihs. ii in :soo
m.m“~ U V? 19% ..  .. :isis
A #--H°m.......si.oo
 ,miigver Tea Spoons-Grace Ber-
'i`hr-\ fnthci aired 45. was instantl
_' Adams dict'
within it few minutes. rind Billy, 15
0, were rllshec
stern Hospita
point of death.
Robert 13. and
lTcddy, 7,»cscaiil:~d illihiirt. wliilo an ,
§r.tller boy. Rieliard, 17, did not :u'-- Wm “"d_l4°5flW’“ “ml were eve"-‘-"'
l.mm|,mw H". pm-ty 'where eviclcnt.
o ilu criil
Bethune Hardware Co Ltd. li ‘ ‘ I ' ~_ -1'»v.i~a.ii~»»=f-1»-».y~-- E . -
f -¢»¢» -- lilo felicitly in their wedded life.
' cf the cntcrtaininrz event was th-:
V str :-dancing by Master Leigh Mc-
Kenzie. nephew of the bride. and
` wi-:. kccniy crijoyed by the guests.
i Clltcr foi‘ni.~i oi' erltcrtrlininent wel'-3
I p;;~:.elitetl and were duly appreciat-
cd. The ivcdding gifts were moist
beautiful alid appropriate. and en-
_ dclscd the lnany 1-xprcssiolis oi' est-
,On Monday evening praviolls to the
(illARl.O'|"l‘l‘2'l`OWN, P. lil. I. l -f ,mm-,-iam, Um many "pp,-¢.Cm|,gv|,
-.--L,   ii'i,iciids_01` thc coiitrlictiiig plii-tie.s,_
gal.lif'rf-.d at the home oi' thc bride-
.|.AK|_: G00" (;AM|_~`clc<-t., iiiltl showered upon her gills
ritolil social. cmln A "f ml" ‘°“‘“'W¢ `
\ Spoon Triiy ~Mri4, iDl.i Darracli.
L st ~ M “_-"L;L,_L‘ OA C' AHCVSI Ciindlc-sticks -Mrs. A. W. Mn-
“ mg 0 Flirlane
very close and exciting' giinle was ` 
,. .- i -  C. J, Cooke.
when the Riimbiels met and- ,;"(‘)lv:]J3“"*;wI` ‘FDU Cum
ti S .i l Cl i b_ na'- ` S"  ~ ’ 
lnargli`ieof0ll0upii1lil) Tliengailiel Sllmllcl' Gl““*~“'c5 '“M"5`- Hem”
one ol the most vxcitilig games Bolllfnsfs- MN wh IM L ,n
in thi c lidlc pill tourilam- -al' m@!`@""  ‘» C “I -
ie Sobiiiln Club suceeded inlL F`ll:>gi/“IL Bi\Sk0!“-MW W=\|l¢0i`- MW-
th first game by ii. small Ulf Di' '-
butc the Ramblers camc` Fruit D_iSl\-Ml`S~ -3- MCGUi§¢1l'\~
strong ln the second nntl third Fruit Dish-MrS. B- R. li/i0F‘adv¢li~
miiies, and it splendid come buck it MTS- A-  RUEEYS-
as they had a margin oi' 37 pins Table Linen-Mrs. W. Darrach.
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o overcome, which is iio easy! Cliental Dish-Mrs. Jos. Davison,
to make up in ciiiidlc pins.
had high total ol' 267 pins.
Following are scores:
Social Club
E. Doueettc
F, Dolicette
‘ .Kelly ,..,.
'l'. Creighan
J. Kelly 
85 68'
  79 71
65
  91
69
90
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,.  82
l Ramblers
,la Robin 
iii). McMillan
"". Curmody
C. McDonald
I. McCabe ..
81
80
70
..  '10
 ....90
61
  75 82
 93
expected,
lii Mrs. W. Davison.
iiig'lit‘s game E. McCabe hail! Cake Plnle-Mrs. Alvin Glover.
.single of 93, while T. Crelgli-< Sugar and Cream Sct-Mrs. W.
Delaney.
i Tray-Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Brown.
i Jardinerc-Mrs. Preston Kennedy
83 Cake Plate-iMrs._ Emery McFar-
66 lane.
61% Cedar Mop-Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
86 Benristo. =
64 Sherbct Glasses-Mr. and Mrs.
, 91
l T0!-ill 1151 Leigh Moase.
l Cut Glass-Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
.90 Profllt.
31; Sherbet-~Mrs. Chester Champion.
325 Sherbet Glasses-Mrs. Myron Mc-
77 Arthur.
77. cake Plate-Mi-s, A. and Miss
T°iHi 1171.autn 1-iiitz.
Next Slime W-k05 Dime M°“d“Yi Pillow Cases-Miss Jessie Murphy.
at 8 o'clock sharp, when the; Set Tea 5p°0n5__M,.s_ Herbal-¢
meet the Volleys and an- Bemm.d_
and e7‘°m“¥ “me 'Si Oriental Dish-Mr. and Mrs.
,Lorne Bowness.
---*__‘°*‘1" Towels and Pillow Cases--Miss
iEthel McArthur. Mrs. Wm. Seniplc.
. TORONTO, Ont.. May 25.-DeatliM ,_ - , _ _ . ' . . - .  . »
y ‘mum mp holidav “Hung of n mm. ,Cm 3 smc(rc1_V p}¢a5am1eCeptj0n_ the work oi the thulch n(.ct.ssltatuli
.1 ilv of seven yesterday morning when A Sunllmwus rcpam was served by
in level-crossing smash at Lociist fvhsi Igefnmd imd a *Waco was l'h.e';
llvliil, three miles from Mui-kham.‘ mn” lnlfmcd 1" the. most c°rd’°
‘trrk the lives of Mr. and Mrs. John fn* Film' Th; evfgllng .was 
i - \ ll] HUYOUS an en I illlllllg
‘Adams of R‘ R’ l'1§_;°§eI£g't;§f‘f_sioii. A most delectable featuie
lwomen to be 1'ull_v ordained, but it'
lis the opinion of the Prcsbyiery!
-that women should be on the saine
fooling in the courts of thc churchl
:in laymen. |
It was also decided to negotiate'
with the Presbytery of Truro witiif
I i viow to ll vin.; the charges nfl
Kcnnetcook. Noel and Maitlaiifji
lransferrcd to thc Wind.-ior Presby-
> icry, as il. vlolilci he mitch easier for
lthc reprcsclitfitives of these ficliis
‘lo attend the iiieelings of the latter
|Pl'i:.<:lJytci'y than those oi` the i`oriil-
ci'
Tho Presbytery adjollrrled
mrét during enliferclice lit Sack-`
ville.  '
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MANY" ‘WOMEN - -
EDIBARRASSING BODY-
ODORS ARI-I A
SOCIAL IIANDICAI’
When you meet a girl or woman
o.i“lllcted with offensive body-odors;
you turli from her with disgust. The
cause is deep-seated. usually due to
,clogged-up bowels and overloaded
intestines. No woman can innke her-
body sweet and clean if lt is loaded
with poisons and wastes that should
be eliminated. l
A sure way to end body-odors rs
lto clean up your insides. Use Dr.1
l1amllton‘s Pills-they don‘t gripe;
‘-ir cause distress-the day’s routine
is not disturbed. An astonishing
amount of decay inat/erial is brought
I-clown from BOTH the upper and
lower bowels. You'll be free from
headache-your digestion will im-
yprove, pains in the buck will disap-
pear. For good health fine spiriis,`
get Dr. l1amilton's Pills today. 25c
at all dealers.
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'International Wheat
Pool Conference
(Special to the Guardian) i
OTTAWA, May 24. - The third:
international wheat pool confer-'
ence will meet in Regina June 5.
6 and 7. Representatives of co-qp-
eratlve marketing associations in
the United States. Great Brltailf.
Australia. Russia and several of
the provinces of Canada will bc
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Scenic Highways
f-.~ .vs IXTY years algo the great cry of gold echoed through the West-gold, gold in the
lf”
 Caribou-"thc real Eldoliido of British Coliinibili!" Along the tnrtiious Fraser
" ‘  River il rugged strcalii of :idvcntllrers toiled. Often mzin and beast clung in peril
'57'-/‘."'l to sheer, rocky wiill.~; hunilrctls of feet above the swirling waters in the canyon be ow.
They struggled . . . fell. . . iiiid struggled on again . . . ciir`\"ing their trliil deeper and deeper
into the wilderness that liid gold, both pllicor and lode. Fortunes were mai-.lc illlnost overnight
. . . :i single diiy`s"cle;iii-lip" ilvertlgecl from $2() to $300 or more. Meri went liiiid with fortunes
at their very iirigt‘l'»tip.<. Sonic glimblcd thcirgold . . .lost it . . . :ind wcnt on for more. Fifty
million dollars glcainiilig trcaisilrc was wiislietl from the bars along the creeks and rivers!
I’AMOUS FAIRWAYS
Have you ever "teed off" above a roclogirt
coast where pounding surf sct the universe to
the music of the sexi? Has your cry of"Fore !"
ever echoed down some scenic valley between
'nowfcllid mountain peaks? Till thcli ...golf
Iiolds. new thrills for you on the famous ever'
grccn fuirwiiys of the Pacihc!
A PACIFIC PARADISE -
Here you can bathe in placid, sheltered bays,
or where giant breakers r<ill...ch.il'tcr yachts
that spread their sails to salty breezes with
the lissoiiie grace of gulls. ..excursion to lake
and seafsidc resorts by ptilaciiil pleasure boats
.. .or board coast steamships liouiid, hy"tlie
Inside l’zissilge," for thc North.
L_.. SCENIC)/IQTORING
A network of nearly eiglitceii tliotisand miles
of excellent lnritoi'w;iy.-; offers seciilc touring
tlirnilgliout Bri`ti.~li (fkilulliliiii. 'I`ll»:ri:`.~l irlesist-
iblc allure in the Cariliou Roiiil ..tlie old
wiigoii-trail of Gold Rush cliiys, which is now
il liiotorway broad :intl safe, into the rugged
north. The 'l`mns-Provincial, the Columbia
Valley and Buiilf»Wi`nderlnere Highways,
with numerous byfwiiys, irraldi-.ite the whole
southern :ind central districts, while the
highways of Vancouver Island, radiliting
from Victoria, have become a viicatioii tour
beckoning thousands each year.
MOUNTAIN EYRIE
Within forty-five minutes of the city of
Vancouver, you can motor to "the top of the
world" . . .viewing from the beautiful Grouse
Moulituiii resort, an undulating panorama of
serrated mountain ranges and glinting peaks,
valleys and plains, rivers and sea.
HUNTING AND FISHING '
British Columl>ia_, with its vast virgin forest
reserves, its teeming rivers and deep liiountiiin
tarns, is the greatest hunting and fishing
ground in America, where the world`s best
sportsmen meet.
CANADA’S EVERGREEN PLAYGROUND
A _WEALTHY PROVINCE
Onefthird of the British Empirc`s timber
reserves lie in British Columbia, their annual
production amounting to over 84 million
dollars, of which 18 million is pulp and paper.
Agricultural revenue of 73 million dollars is
derived through the cultivation of three
million highly productive acres out of the
huge tcrri`tol'y of 22 lmllion acres comprising
British Columhi;i`s total cultivable land area;
tlilirying, livestock, poultry-rllisilig, fruit and
field crops and furfflirniing are very successful.
In 1927, the greatest quantity of orc iii
British Coluiiil>i'.i`s history was milled--62
million dollars in actual revenue; -about
20(l,(X)0 square miles of extensively mineral'
ized territory remiiiils virgin ground for the
prospcctor. The fishing industry, for its
hftct-ntli siicct:~sive’yeur, lead tlii:.Domiiiion,
with li production of 27 million.
COME WEST!
A vast domain cupiible of sustaining twenty
million people is today yielding its lzlrgesse to
a population totalling but 617,00. Oppor-
tunity calls from British Columbia, where a
magnificent future is on the eve of fulfillment!
The coupon will bring you more detailed
information on British Columbia.
' BRITISH CDLUMBIA FUBLICITY WMMITTEE
Dept; C.G.G __
Uaorela alll llymlllr Stl.. Vclteollvlr. 5.0.
Plnue ull lo fht llluwlhl literature on lrltllil
Oelumbla.
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cimnaf cm nm
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Butter Server ,and Knife-Mrs.
present to take part in the discuss-
ion of problems connected wiln
marketing of wheat and other farm organization that will be 'represeilI~;aliyAiind has its own agents in 6')
products. cd is the Canadian wlieat pool 11 poi-is oi' the world, Co-operative
The Regina corlfciw-lice will at- i`ai'niel‘s co-opcrniive zissociatiluiliimrkctiiig associations engaged in
tract representatives of orgiiiiiza- with :i inenibership of over 140_(l0i»=1,mrl;¢~ting 1i\-n.<ic,¢k_ dairy products,
tions which control a. large pci- inctiiul i`l\i'iniirs in Western Caliad.i.`\\'ool_ l`riiit and poultry. will bn rep-
centage of the world`s .supply of cs- which iimrkets about 'I0 ;:"l'<-.clit ui"l‘csciitcd, us will 4-oiisiiiiwrs, co-op-
rontial foodsiillfs. The lai'g¢‘Gt Calii\cla's 400,000,000 buslicls aiiliil--¢~,|<;1i;\~,q _<;n(~ietii~s,
Get an Exhibit
Ready
for the
. rnovlilcln
‘ sxilllililoll
Ella Jardine.
Water Glasses-Miss Edna. East-
Mlss Eileen Shea
Table Scarf-Thelma Sample.
Towels-Miss Cecilia Glover.
Aluininllim' Ware-Bec Moase.
Ruby Moose.
Pillow Cases-Miss Lottie Sims.
Towels-Miss Anna Sheen.
Brush and Tray-Miss Ruth Bow-
ness, Miss Doris McPherson.
Sugar and Cream Set-Vera Mv-
Leod.
Aluminium Ware-Miss Miriam
Profitt.
Sliver Sugar Shcll-Jack Bernard.
Cream and Sugar Set-Gertrude
Buntain, Mary Ready.
‘ Aluminium Ware;-Lula Toombs.
Wllna Toomba.
umm Bom, mn-s, s ui ii sian mrs i in 5 si.iis  1 Towels-Marian xenneiiy.
vnuuu. ii in ia, uno. ciiil¢r»,'e ui io  im _ . Aluminium wine-Elin Mcmiii.
Mad e McNeill
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'frown Oxlordii, Men’i\, |l.lll. lloy'a, $1.00 Youths, 90c. E WMM- 5c,_K,,f_he,\ne C,,_qe|ey_
Womens. UM- ’   Pair Sheets Ruby Bernard.
. - ~= g l milf own slierneu Llilinn
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$7' '0°Tw‘A" ' .  _  ilngllvcr Mini. :ark-n;v;lyn Ml..ock- i (_f° F' Hutc ego ' .   .
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DYE STRAIN
We use thlil adlectlve ad-
' vlsedly.
Suifcrers from Eyestraln
may have perfect vision and
' therefore do not suspect the
presence-_ol any eye defect.
Tho motive power ol’ the .
entire human organism is
Nerve Energy.
Normal eyes, li. la computed
utilise about 20% of this
Nerve Energy, but when Eye-
atraln la present, a much
larger proportion ia required.
Hence defective eyes' throu|l\
their consumption an ex-
oeltlve amount of Nerve En-
ergy may seriously affect the
funotlonlny ol other organs
:rl the body and produce ill
health.
HAVE YOUR EYES
EXAMINED
h n
i OPTOMETBIBT
Butter Knife-Mrs. Robt. Cousins. ,
'““'“’““"“ ‘”“"“ M” “°“‘“°"  
Bcimfd- INSIDIOUS
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Siigar Shell -Ruby Rogers. t
Rogers. Blossom Rogers. S e n I n r
Cake Plate-iMrs. Chas. Kennedy. --
Miss Halle Waite. ,
at Lubrication
“I Dcliberately Spent More Money for This
(Dar Because it W-as Worth the Differnce to me.
I (Talcillzited That it Would be Running Long
After a Cheaper (far Was Ready for the Dis-
card. And From the First, l’ve Bought Only
MAJESTIC MOTOR OIL, Because I KN EW it
. Would Preserve That Extra Margin of Mile-
age and Prolong the Life of my Car.”
W. H. AITKEN & CO.

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