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was éoiliti-ifiiiit 1%“ ‘

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ThmTEXnctIhnu¥:Fbr Exmnnqgfhnmewuws Ask any Pandorsowner what she thinks of her range. Shtervvillh,vte,lzl youitlis themost ma nope Econonllssli

oat 8a factory‘ ‘

range she ever had.

T}; Pandota i‘. b11111; to give alifetime of no Qookllllr ' l

Th, Oven ~.,-:".'.i.-a.. nickeled-wlean- The surface is easily washed and heats evenly.

, Pandora Saves“ "Bus; 8,114 F004 Ask McClary's dealer to tell you about its many superior qualities.

D's

randora B81189

11¢- l-lptivn‘ literature and name of your dealer sent on request by any n! iicélary’: Branches-London. Toronto. Mvlltffll- Will's"; rhxluzwm‘ ' 5t. John. NIB-- Hamilton. Cain-pry. 3llkli°°n l“ ‘

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ROGERS HARDWARE 00., LTD. gents for McClarys Stoves and Ranges. i Charlottetown

i ilai-g and the Empire delegates duo. |iutr their visit. to Canada. A Dom- inion COIPWPHUOIU of tho Great War ‘Veltorullis’ Association to .bc ‘held (;(_di'illi'l‘l‘(*ili‘ly iwi-th tille llcllgiuo meet- (cmmdlml Pm“) ill-g. will brill-g togetgior a lgflijlfflfifitlh i-ve group if Cunzl an vo ornns o TAWA, 0m- Jllllg 5.--Thcv'al _ l‘ I _ H ‘ f , m ma] lmnmrence o! “u, 3811113111]l.llll(,.]l¢l.t. ll_l i it, v ll UllH llnc ons. lfli H rvico Lclrgiuo alt flWil ilg itlii- inert-week of 3'1"“? wmi 1 .11. m- inlaniy of itihe most pg shod leaders of Itlilc British pa ilirring tho Giiiwt \V'a-r, Fleliii = 1;. l-l i-nl t ~ ‘ all-1- fiillioiydlliffll: Léhltllflll $125.1. iini Tllc death occurred at Mermaid, cc. and Eftliiliil president oi’ tho-stall eurly 110m‘ yflfllefllfly m0"! 11s .- 11o glll00 its inception, ‘haslbaln’ _.Mr_s. MacLuchorll, aged seventy- mm in ilrnglrtig exollflicers to y ars, widow of the into Donald

Empire Service Conference

M RS. DONALD MeEACHEFiN

we're-wees"?!-

‘*lii£ liliiillilillj&_ji

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SHOP from Holmaph Catalog.

‘SPLENDIOIASSORTMENT in delicious cake‘ for the week end at Stewart's Bakery. ' -' -

- ‘ 140s cis-zi

sco-rcl-l coat-sludge lor-‘your- sell‘ whether our Scotch coal is wot- come in your home or not by giv- ing 'it a trial. A. Pickard lit Co. Phone 240.’ » 130-6-5-21

FRESH ROLLS, Buns, Cookies, Scotch Caken Doughnuts, Pies, Turnovers and fancy pastry for the weck end at Stewart's Bakery.

1406-6021

THE ‘MAitKET-Jfhore was a fair attendance at the murketyes- terday. Butter sold~at 35 to 38c; eggs, 30c; fowl _90c to $1.10; rhu- barb, 10c par bundle; hay, 60 to 66 cts.; straw, 40c; oats 60 to 65c; potutocs, 25c; young pigs $8.00 to $10.00. ' .

CHURCH on SCOTLAND-Rev. D. LVil. Lamont will preach on Sab- bath ‘lith June at Churchill 10 a.m. Ht iLot 4-8. 3 __p.m.; and People's Church City, at 7 p.m. Announce-

BARGAIN‘ BASEMENT didac-

ilnd sauirday. _ 141155.521 HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS-At . A. McDonald's Basement Fri- day and Saturday. 1046-6611

CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD Church of England ssrvicos‘ on Sunday in Crdpau-d at 11.00 a.nl. and in Springfield at 7.00 p.m. Sar- nlull subject ——'i‘rtnity doubts and difficulties. All are cordially invited.‘ '

FISHING TRlR-A ipairty~ from St‘ John, N. '13., consisting of M-r. L. P. ‘D. Tiiliwy; Mr. P. Blanchot, Coil. Armstrong, Mr. Wright and Mir. Miiles, leave this morning on ire- tuiru after ‘s weeks flshinig at ‘Mor- solre oind, ‘Dundas. They were quttc successful in itiheir anigiling. had a good string to corroboira/ts tlloir stony on ‘return to theiir ihoules auil ghastly enjoyed tihe trip.

ISLAND GIRL WINS PRIZE.- Congratulations are due Misc M-alsie Cairns at present a student nurse in Community Hospital, New York City, on being awarded the

ments of services at Canoe Cove and Nine Mile Creek. cancelled ow- ing to funeral at Lot 48.

CONGRATULATIONS. - Miss Bea-trilco Yeo, one of tho students of Prince of Wales Cob‘ loge boarding at tho Cundall llolllc, is to bo congratulated on receiving the prize for General Department for the past year. This prlzc was awarded by Miss H. l). Mffclllllllll. Secretary of the Culldnll Homo.“ i

Happenings ofqThe Week -

lUvlltir-uto from Page 4)

lcavlni; at the end of June.

has ‘arrived in Summerslde to spend tho suim-mcr with Judge and Mrs. McQuarrle.

use

season's bridos-‘to-ilo, is homo visit- ing hcr parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gilles und is being pleasant-i ly entertained by her hosts friends. I 8 O

A filfililfifl which is becoming more llnil more hat with n matching scarf or hug.

- at ilcasp, the isaimo energy aBiMacEacllorn. The deceased, whose. men ‘in the rwnks maiden name, was _, Sarah.’ 13037691 in solvlllgdhe pro P" was a most estimable woman. For ra-ailijllstmant throughout. "TIE many years past she has been-an A“ i‘ rea"l‘l'dui'mx Pa‘ m‘; invalid, film: had a stroke of ‘i i-iiwh ‘prom ‘ ° l sis about thirty years agm. -rzlil Sir A. H.-Rfl:l‘l9n§lt-€vfl§m and iyatferly was a sufferer froml und, Major Genet’ , _r. - '. t 11 11 I l“ 0r “Glam dunemn we Holmnourltis, which even llll y prove l

K Mammy 0rEngmndyaoenapdatnl. Sh}. leaves to mourn one son,1 ‘.. u, ilfco of ‘Biililish tliuomi

Mr. ‘W. ll. Muollachorn, and ithree1 l, J‘ Bmne] Cohen M_ R u‘; ilaiuigihttlils. Mrs.

A. J. C-hase. of‘ - _ Til , t Britain. itihe night Regatta?Ilfifgf-Mlfizmklrsr“Nlmgmtun‘; av in nd Stanton of S ‘lain . ' ' " ,, ' ‘rad J‘? iS. Wylie auubGonorahw- U- Jelmmgs- B“! orunw’ N‘ lilgllt lion. J. C. Smuts (if ‘South J- . llfrfl many others ‘have sc- y in-uinniliiif-iod thumisoivos with work of tho ‘LORIQUB. ‘it is an- i ‘th i t ot- , , . llfillluhlllltirllilglegvélntgtlfllilitlaon ofprmaigyi Belptbauheflne Micmnn. eof ominous imoat (iiistilnBflll-sh- G" *1 l‘ K], h, 3 1.11m. 1,0,, Mo. iiflccrs in Leanne aitfiailirs, m“ 2- E“ e mg ' ' i. Blfitlsh Empire ‘Service 9mm“-

MONTAGUE SCHOOL

erlng of reiprel-l nitatlves of vet- r i- organizations ihdld lni CW9 3' wmdmn Myers‘ '

n. South Africa, in tihe spring “lwmufln” 2 Franck, Mc, 921. l... lllriinoiple oblvolin hgitbell 1- W" 3L“,‘,’,°'f;,,,n‘e Johnson nod are to "Ilrrlihor the iidoalls C°“m‘“°k' - I, ‘also’! ' lnraiiloshlp as opposed to force. Vlkfilhlpwlptill‘ _1 ’ Edison - Mo, lie ii-rliltor butlwocn illafionsf ‘to ("M6 v Mild’ MCMML 3 voly recognise the vital nccos- nmmmi 2- m“ ' for complete ‘preparedness ‘for JOSOUlI Damflhy Jenkins’ iuiixllloto drifenco of the Em- arm“ ' ‘ , M0. l; to perpetuate ‘itlhe ‘memo? g-uéiege" Dougqas’ 3' Mary

c gallant mun an wonrrn ‘w o ' ,

Pied or dlodiiior the EIWNNZ W m“ '“°°9""f°,'§,,‘,cf§p,"m,,k,, g or and imiainitdin HIM isptrig. ofi ("M19 W'—3' “an; 5010mm; ' “critics ‘which imiuflvflf‘ W" my “Wm 1' Nit-lad Wilhelm-Z. d. inlcn w ailbonl-lnatoptllolr (""4" “T; 3 5,6 he“ Scum viilllnl wiilfaroto the interests mlbom ‘lenk '1?‘ ‘ p ' o conunlorl weal; ‘to lnwifl!" m“ '“°",",'L’(sDn°i§§) 1 (Dorrie ‘llcrpctllnte tilfo spirit or com- Gmdez °,H0m,phl.i,1 3 E1516 ~ gnu» llllfl patriot-loin manual. - 0° ifs ‘ -

to Em fro." Othlevr- ob cots - v to ‘do gun safeguarding title “""“l° 'n-;(gfg"°rlMcll')ongil'sldag rosin of veteran's andfdefpefld- Ulawmg’ 11' c“ ' ' i and -piiirtlcu‘larly ithose‘ Wihfl ‘mwlm’ [méyb t ° mismiod llince the war from m" T” ° »' '9 1 Hawk, = part of itlm Empllia to another; firm” L- Onsmémnn. g Ystem of membership transfers swwam “md 3 Mg, m Fm“; 4' woon tho oonntitulfint organlw- gjlgsrlgma " L cc ' ' hi» (ldolicral government inns iu-n- “rm” ‘L- “mg?” “fimegzmm? kiln to asst-st .ln welcoming lmmum‘ zfpm? 5V8,“ Mcfmn‘ I qmerrahflng Iqluim Mbmhn] slid-MG)’ Walker, ,_ 8i‘ _- .

‘felt, trjmmed with strlplrof felt in driffemrrt colors which form a de

‘ society ithls your.‘

' ' qustion was the p rpose for which Mrs’ C’ A‘ Mcmw“ o! Tnmnto we executive mot. Members of tho executive at tho meeting were Mr. Justice Arsenaui-t, of Charlottetown iioll, Dr. D. V. Landry, Iluctouchc, 'F. J. Comcau, llnllfax, itcv.‘ A. U.’ Miss Martha Giltcfi. 0H8 of this 31x52“if‘?(la“It;Ctrxtilljklfuizlglvlxéhg:i"ilfliflflli" HlVU-ll by fir» Kiiniiillnzitolucub“ Cm” Sufi“ PM» Logcre, Moncton.

gold prize for general excellence ill theoretical glld practical work. MP5s Cairns lead her class in all subjects during the first and sec- ond years. ‘She is a daughter oi‘ M1. und ‘Mira. Johin Cairns wins Road.

ANGLICAN ' $ERVilCE$.-—*lll the. """°_‘“'"°" t" $2151"

Parish of New London on the 7th inst. will be as follows: Konslng- toll, 10.30 a.m. with Holy Commun- ion. S-unday School at 2 p.m. Soa-

vlew Hall 2.30 p.m. French ltivefrwfll-{Qg i5i.,war1_ Mr_

7 p.m, Sunday School and Confir- mation Class one hour before these‘ lust two Services. I _ '

NOT TO MEET TTHIS‘YERR.—' ' At a meeting of the executive of P‘

To decide that

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o; vol-y pretty wedding took place at the rcsllloucc of Mrs, A. J. Frauen "ill Morris Street, Halifax on Sfltill"‘(jh day evening, lMiay 30th, when M155

Bessie lllsckett, (laughter of Ml‘. It‘: "_i_il'.l§nq‘l‘ llflflllllll‘ 1H ill‘? und Mrs. Levi Iiiuckctt, of Cllur- zlml"fl.

lottotown, P. E. 1., was united ill

- ~ ‘ * } ‘ iMflKil (Ihcirlls Among 11w novcmes recent“, 1n_ llldlflflge to MoGregor McKinlty, ‘Flrinif y,

_ . _ _ . _ .8 l, _ In troduccd are Small Bloch‘) huts of sou o. Ml. and Mrs. hoth Mtklll ~ml ithe ilgbit

icy, of Spanish Silly-Bil)’, Guysboro Co. ‘The ceremony wasperforlncd

by the new w_ _|_ Pwunn’ 01 3L ()lll'iYl_l(ll/l.(‘-. Chorull--by clliriir. Mrs. Punmmls

5mm The 1,81“ 11130 0.1- .|e11_ can-ha 'l'uul‘s Church, The bride was at-

ont tho saimo idisn of stripes.

tired in a tailor made navy bluo vaflcohredlcostume, with picture hat und car-l iriod s white Prayer Book. She was]

“—_"<°>if_' wtttendcdby Mrs, Mary Wood as mil; Rev, Df, G, C, Pldgeon tron of honor, while ithe groom wasi

' t d b w. A. Wood. ‘m. midi Elefited M0d€r3t0r lsvlxlglmgzKlnlcy will li-IKO up their

TORONTO, June t-Having eleO-l tod Rev. Dr. G. C. Pldgoon, Toron-

do, Moderator, at tho opening ses-iwnllllce Crimsmim- now residing m, sion lastnlght, the FiftyFlrst Presfwumlmrm Mfls" m" formerly o‘ byterian General Assembly mot 501M190". P~ E- 'l-- ,_ _, hero today to transact routine bus- "- Crfifismlln- l“ “lmmlmg “myldfly” iness and to clear the slate boforc Blllfllll; lFiBIlllB i" New York Cm’

Ircsldonco in Halifax.

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‘ENJOYING 1HO,LilDAYb—<Ml‘. J.

son of Mr. ll.

lALs at‘ s. A. McDonald's. Friday ‘

Build--

._ _ i E Bil l d .i came ‘into existence at a Jeggwcgfihnllmnzlfoiggahpha 5313a, Are Beat

entering into the ‘United Church, Rllll PIIIBIBWOOITI. N- J-- '9"? Bum"- 0' six days hence.

‘Mrs. P. G. Sheridan, (his sister) rs- “ ‘gaining his health after a serious Iattack of blood Pfllsonfilg in the right arm. Mr. Crossman was ‘in

- ‘ hospitaiiwork and believes to have She Ever Tried receiivedthe infection at his work.

i111!“ Grace MsoGougan. ‘Mai- Dilqié 11H! tflkivn a. position in the Espiatliilisblnisnt o‘! ‘R. '1‘. Holman. Vv -___. Muss Clilra Donald, Baltic return- ed iholneon iMouday. June 1st. after 9 inlflwsiiiiit vklit to friends iin Allwfiflll 8nd Su-nliplerside.

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Mrs. Smith of Doro-heater. Mas is expected 0n Saturday evion-ing, on n‘ visit to ihorall-nt Mus. J. ’K. 548000118“. {Mwlpoque

M-r. W. K, ‘Rogers, Charlottetown and Mir. Ch eiiulan MoArlhu-r, Slrlrvllwrsidc wiiro vcsitors to Mai- pvque oll Tuesday Julle 2nd.

A ltlctllr ‘by Rev. Mr_ MoNcvln of (Ziyide ltivcr was given in Mul- pcque ‘Hail on Tuesday cveniinig Jlllyillll. llilflill‘ itho auspices of ‘Mi Malliflquo and Baltic Auxiliary of the W. M. S. ‘Rev. A_ N. 611111,; presided and introduced Mr. Mc- Nérvin for ithc iiirst time .10 a M811. iloq-ue audience. The ilectiurs deailt viwilih ibllo life of our Canadian Piioneer Missionary. Dr_ Jainles Rob- ertson Whose tact. courage and ille- votednoss enabled lrlln to ‘overcome to a ‘lkimzlrkaible degree the difficul- H613 ithat confronted him. There couli-d ibo no stironlger aippeal mad on ‘bob-sill of Missions than M119 1B1} smltation of tiilis sacrificial life, it e power siud influence of ‘which is -"" "711 ‘ll iilvin‘: ‘force in ou‘r ‘Canadian FIIB. IMFB- ("l-ark Woodsldc san-g a ‘sole very swoutly. Mrs. Chester

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A 1clt-gmln irccnlvcil from Mont- ri all l-ast. wvok llllllflllliiilCll itilo arriv- al of s. ‘baby psi-ll‘ ull Thursday, May 28th. ail. tbc lloillo of Mr. ‘und M-rs. and Mrs. Eiiowart wcrc formifiply rosldiin-ts of lVl-‘itlpflqllfi and th-L ‘many friends llfimflfffil‘ llvllrliicuit COll'g‘i‘ilt""llr t-iocis. .

Th~ ‘Auxiliary ofithe W. M. ‘S. of lrnluy and Sch View hield a thank-

— - -- the Society UAssomption ‘Nationallriffcirin-r illl Sfjfl View Hun on Tues. including some of the tcilcllors, are hold in Moncton, Wednesday itwus

dcldcd not to hold a meeting of tho

day. svcniiiii: M-iiy 26th. Despite the in-clkiincnt wozlitillcir a fair zluiiliiizillco

Three Distinguished ‘ P. E. LStudents t -1,~'.'

Among the graduates Acadia University this year are tllroe young men from Prince Edward island. euch‘df whom has distingulHilcdhimsel-f as a student and ‘brought honor to bis native province. .

Mr. Mark‘ K. lnmun, son of Mr. fillfl Mrs. Peter lnman of Argyle Shore, who received u commission ill the R. A. Fl before the!" close oftho war, has had u. vory fine re- cord at Acadia, holding an assist- antship in Classics, graduating with distinction and taking honors in History/f Ml‘. awarded a schularshipdn History at Harvard ‘University. _. .

Mr. Thomas. W. Cook, ilOn of Mr. and Mrs. T. Cook of Murray Riv- er is ‘one ol l" .i- most brilliant stuil- ents to bo gruluated from Acadizt. He. received his B. A. degree with "highest distinction,” winning the Governor Generals Medal for the highest average during the lust Iilfve years of his course. Mr. Cook- "has taken a very active part in nil student activities. This year ho was Literary Editor of tilc Acadia Athenoeunl and was also a member 0f Aflillllflls debating tozlm which defeated Kings. For two years he held an assistantship in the dc- partment of Psychology. Ho has ‘been awarded a scboiurship- llt Yale University where he piuns to do. post-grniluate work ill Psychol- 0S)’.

Mr. W. P. Warren, who graduat- cs this your with Distinction ill

from

New Glasgow, P. E‘. lllough he has hoen, residing for lhc past six years in Wnlfvillc. Ml‘. Warren is also in the first rank us. zl [lubllc speaker, being a member‘ o ‘ftilo debating tcnm which reprod- cnted Acadia against Oxlordpanil also clnrss Vlllodlclorizlh.

~—--»-‘ - i STOCK QUOTATIONS

liALiFAX, June Sr-mfllillfillii furnished by Johnston and Ward.

Members of Exchange.

Wis in IlilCIYJliIIICO. Its-v. E. hock- llirnt of Soiiris was heartily woicom-' ‘iii ‘biy ailil |il'(‘.$(‘ii?li. and igave a spion-| (lid miséionnry aippe-ai dealing lairg- iiiy with tho oxpcnlonces of the oar- l‘y Hinnccr itiissiionnrios wiho bod Knne ou‘t frrllll Czlnzulit to ithe For- (‘Iign iM-lissfiou ‘iillCllliS. The

ffolliils ‘will-l 2t t4|ll0llfllll nunrbcir" on

the ifiFUKi-Piililililf" and ‘was hcuirtiiiyinip- ‘K011i’ Silrlllilflfilfl Tire “CO- -- rviziuitlod wilt-v. A. N. (‘iliis ‘wile the PlllbAme-Flcilll Pf-‘imlmlm --

MoKlNLEY - BLACKETT. -_ A ‘ ' Wofidng The ‘o, Ream“, Co’ ___ __

Southern Pacific Co.

Piufiirillzlp for ‘til lIIPFlIIdZ prourzllliille was ltllon glvcmi Pl‘ iruis illy (iiuiir, ltczlidlng-"Thl: ‘I'd Ji"‘s‘u.~i" by Wilnrlizl (lirrlllzrm! Qiurrtotto —— “Sirztil Away Jby: l'l)\VlI. fiiugflo">licaid of W-llezlt” ‘by cholr—-1 lt-t‘zl'ding—-"My Tilnnk offivnillg" ‘by. Milne Ruth “than. ."Jcwu~u "Smlvtio-"rby iKmlnBlngiion

FlflWlll flnnalil prosldvil at the or- l" A-ni (lllfcriillig wlls Iii efolla llilnoillltfing lo 812.00.

male Cuba Cane Sugar Co.

nclrfilril. Lcurd H. Brown 11911 Tglgphung ___________ __ ili':l‘dln‘g~—“On~ly fl 3L Lawrence 1.10m» ______ __ 31 “my M“!- llrazlllall Fraction __

- Slluwinigaln __ given for Anbcsitos Com.

At. Top. & Santa i-‘c ‘Ry ..-_ llftl/ul American Call Co. __... _. Millet Am. Cur & Foundry Co. .. 10111, Atlantic Refinery Co. ___ __ l American Locomotive Co. _ 122 l

Am. Smeiting s. norm. C0,“. 1021/, Anaconda Copper Mill. Co, i 36% N.Y. Cen. it llud. Riv. RR. U554.

international Paper Co. _

liniiln Pacific lty. __.__._ 11.5. ‘industrial Alcohol Co. _ X7 United States Steel ___

iiulvilrd Sulitll Pfil. -_.__ Spullisll itiver Preferred Spanish _1_;lvcr, Com. --.i-..

Ailitibi

___ IDominioll Bridge _ iii ‘it \\‘!7ll‘l'fl seem than, the Olll say-V-Vbflni-Yeal 1‘0wer_- “f9 ing ".1 dry may l8 riiudw‘ ‘ll by niwiiiiilpcs Electric ------- -- 41% wot Julie" stl-iii hiohls trile. for ab, BONDS fflilfly the farlllors llirc niotinig wlth'1934 Victory _-_ ------ -~ 10-1-5" (Yillflifmiifllllfl satisfaction itho bcnefiiit 1937 Victory ___ _-_ ______ -- 109-65 oi’ s"-'e nl [rufircslyiin-g showers, amid, BAiNK ii‘ lillvstitfldnrlitimle to ifilii as Cfjlliilklloi-inggnk Cgmmufcf) _________ __ 201 ‘ly zis-i lheyiiiiavc illliliini: tho past fow B11111; 11011.11 ______________ __ 236

(lays. there will not only ibo zl srpl ingl-llg uip of vngotzlition into ni’ W- alt-saw of life, bllt ‘tllorc wiiil ails/o cmno to the fllrulor n vision that vwliil unit-yon ‘Mm ‘for the nriaiiit-les of tho hard iwork that lies before him. Til“ ‘grandeur and beauty of the ilnihilistrzlpe that will soon lbl". ours are ‘siolnothing tllllit cvory Isiil-ndor flllflililll appreciate alul zlppiroprillitc to irhc ‘utmost, and we ihopeiithnt it illliy ‘bio our iprivilogc itllis suillllnor

. } i h b tter and expects 8o Says Alberta Lady of Dodd s Haitians lfgsfme i“ fCrossman rooster, Mass, the guest of lvgr. and

- J. Yorston, 'ormer ' - -

W“ S“"“"§‘ u, , , u B .. My Slx Llttie Ones st. Kiida, Aita., June 5.—(Spcc— '""""'°"' I ° w “m V“ "

Kidney ‘Pills

Mrs, L. Lippa suffered for three years with klldney trouble.

lsl)-"l have suffered for three

. L. H. C . is m nager of years_with kidney trouble. I hnvo Fllfipun Fox rlgflimg;ms_ q-greehvlqln been to the Doctor alld have trlod may’ N_ Y_ Mr_ Crossing,‘ h“ had

I illn uses f lwte me n” good‘ I "Md Dodd's Kimmy ilfilsyhzsgfiixlat hcowill szon rc- vmuge N S

me 'l could hardly do any ilouse- Kai“ M“ firmer health‘

many other remedies, but they did Pills and they were a great help to_

work, Three boxes of Dodd's Kid- ney Pills have done mo much good. They are the best remedy 1 have ever taken." This sitatemenf. comes from Mrs. iL. Lippa, a well-known resident of this place. "

Kidney trouble is very common Comwau’ were vmtoas to the cm, other mothers are quick to praise yesterday. '

amongst all classes of poopio, and usually a lot of value-bio time is lost by using unsuitable treatment!!-

A good plan is to watch the kld- was a visitor tn the city yesterday. lhllmuilh “ixfllve which keep them hoalthy- -

neys and Dodd's Kidney Pills stimulate and strengthen weak kidney!-

tho civilized world.

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THREE--. FLOVVERS

The number has nothing to do with ‘the qullltwfllgillflll has an astablipilil‘ 9'97"‘

Ono trial will oonvinlf Y9" . of Ito oxoellonoi. .

11s. simii" Am '“ 1i .

,vlsitor to tho city yesterday.

They‘ Station. was in A. are used and recommended all ovor on busmnsg

the C. N, R. and Mrs. Gradydlav retilrnedjroln a visit ito spoils. IMI‘, Grady is rnucirlmprovod in health after his recopLqpLerptlon-

lng -for Boston, Mass, to attehd the convocation at Simmons nCOI 50-- at which her daughter, Mild garct Fulivarsd

~ schmcm- '_._' _ iilill ll "'°' ovnnzl‘ m:,:;‘m?'vh|'h Miss Joan Morrow, none. in 0"“ 1"“ Y '9 ‘ training at Goddard Hospital.

Brocltton, Mum. cliy_'..'i'uosday evening ' to spend the vacation with hor parents; Mr.‘ and Mrs. Fraser '1‘. Morrow. 80'

PHONE I71 i Pleasan-tSL . i

1 x - am. owl-sow. Macbeod, fries.‘

H L wQRifH-Y a w. n. s. o: ZlOII porous» ' ' ' . ' » C urch left this morning forTor-i pnuddilf onto to, attend the general’ meet;