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25-°° DOCR PRIZE FREE!

and a F RIGIDAIRE electric refrigerator at I'l()l..lVlAN’S

All you have to do to have a chance to win this $25.00 credit on any of the new models, now on display in our Furniture window, is_ to c_all at our Ch’town store and ask for Mr. Phil Bailly, the special Frigidaire representative. He will give you a ballot and show you the points of superiority of F rigidaire---the only electric refrigerator made by General Motors. The lucky ballot will be drawn on Tuesday, June 8th. SALE ENDS June 7th.

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IO DAYS Allowance for “IKIZE

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Easiest terms _ Only $10.00 Down ,and 18 months on the balance with N0 INTEREST - You get the cash price for 18 months and nothing

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Y0ur_ orders will receive prompt

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Eastern Guardian

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Ciuirlottetowxi Giiurdiitn may uc handed zo \l1.1r lteyt. Ari-h_c liumc, Phone 47, or left ut ii. J. Mubons Drug Store, Moiiinguc.

..'FOX1\Il'2N’-Get your .supply of

Hexito from your nearest. dealer. The following merchants are hand-‘ ling it:-L. B. Mcllish. Montaizuc; C.i~T. Pratt & Sons, St. Peiers; Ding- well <S.: Ros.»itel'. Morcli Jenkins Brothers, Vernon. Start your pups on Hexite, It will keep thrm in iirsi. class conclit on and you cant find anything to heat it for gro\vth. The Dominion Silver Fox Furs, Ltd., Summerside. L-1030-6-1-2-5.

..‘BRIDAL PARTY IIONORED

-An event which had been giving the society fans of Summerville some concern during' the week, came in a. very pleasant ending on the evening of F‘rida_v, Mnv 14th. when Mr. William E. Walsh re~ turned to lp home with his bride

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short. honeymoon trip visitlnfv ["l""d5 and Places of interest lil thc_weste_'rn part of the Island, Dllflliir his absence preparations ivere made to give them a rovoi \-:f~leomr~ home. His large and com- _fortninle rl\\'cllin;z on the hnmgsfpnd in Sunuu"r\‘illc was prcttliy decor- ated for the occasion and a nice select house party arranged bythe fifties, who invitcd 15 couples of nmf.iire.1s,'c\vi1o sat down to a sumptuous wedding supp@r_ My-_ William Cain acted as toast~mas- ter. Alter the dancing of the wctiriinq rerl to the music furnish- ed by :i master muslclalhthe guests en_io_\~ed ri few social hours with short speeches and stories of old folk-lore. As the groom is also de- servediv popular with the young folk, their part. in the celebration took the form of an old-time chiv- amri and although some of the instruments lacked musical volume it all showed the harmony and coodieeling that existed between the newly married pair and the i-ming generation oi’ the commun- ity. After receiving a. generous

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NOTICE.-Canadian Legion Bingo

parties discontinued for season.

L-1032-0-2-ll.

CARPENTERS UNION. - All

members are requested. to attend a meeting Wednesday even ng at 8 o'clock at the Legion Rooms.

L-1036-8-2-11.

TWO LARGE CARGOES HARD

COAL.--A, Pickard is: believe in being prepared, they have two cargo of American Anthracite Coal coming now for next \\'inter`s burn- ing. Customers will be assured of a supply at the lowest price.

L-1040-6-2-li.

ANGLICAN SERVICES Sunday,

June (ith. Milton: St. John's Church 10 A. M. Suiday School and Con- firmation Class. 11.00 A. M. Morn- ing Prayer and Holy Communion. Rustico: St. John's Church: 6.45 Sunday School and Confirmation Class. 7.30 Evening prayer. f Evely- body welcome. R»ev'd. E. O. Lancas- ter, Rector. L-1044~6-2-ii.

BANK MAN TAKES OVER

-duties Basil A. Mossey, who for Some time has been attached to the staff of the Supcriniendenvs Department of The Canadian Bank of Commerce. Regina.. has arrived in Halifax to take charge oi the Personal Loan Department of the Bunk for the Maritime Pro- vinces. He will replace P. W. D. Broderick, 'iho lcft this week to join the Banks staff in Montreal. Mr, Massey is a native of Bothweil, Prince Edward Island, and was at- tached to the staff of the Bank in the Maritime Province before be- ing transfeired West. - Halifax Chronicle.

Personals

Mrs. Clara. Howatt. of Boston.

Mass., arrived in the City Saturday evening on a. visit to hor brother, Mr. H. J. F‘tizGerald, nod Mrs. FitzGerairl. She made the trip by Plane from Moncton, N. B.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Avard

and family. of Charlottetown, are in town for the week-end, Mr. Avarri attended the Odd Fellows' church parade Sunday momlng. -Sackviii¢ Post.

treat of cake, etc., and bouncing the groom and giving three hearty cheers for the bride, the serenad- crs quietly dispersed to their sev- eral homes. The guardian joins with the writer in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Walsh a happy wedded life.

...........»... ..... . '_ Closest For Term After ....._ .if Very Successful Year

The Charlottetown Business Col-

lege closed for the term on Friday last after a most successful year, with an increased attendance Over the previous term.

Principal Miller presided, and

presented the graduating students with the college diploma. and certi- flcates.

The Principal congratulated the

graduating class cn their success. “and advised the shorthand grad- uates to make it their business to devote at least one half hour each day to the practice of shorthand. Get some person to give you dictatin, and in this way you keep up y0lir speed and will always be ready and competent to iil.l a position at a. moment's notice.

Many of you are just on the

verge of graduation, and, person- ally I should like to see your names in the grliduatine list, but you have not completed the required work. and in justice to you and thc em- ploying public -ive cannot pod the list for the sake of appearance.

In the various departments we

are making thc work a littlc more exacting each year to keep pace with the requirements of the busi- ness pubiic, for the general public demands a higher time of service than ever before, and it is our business to meet that demand.

Your department throughout the

term has been good. not only in the college. but outside, and I ap- preciate this very much.

The teachers have Elven You of

their best and without favor, and I am glad to know that you ap. preciate that tact.

In drawing the term to a close.

I join with the teaching stat( in wishing you abundant success!

Graduates from tho Business Training Department.

Following ls a list of the students

who have completed the Business Training Course, with examina- -tions. and were awarded the certi- ficate of the department:-Not in order of meritf- Gladys I. Bi-ovm, Wood Islands; Angus P;iquet_ City; H. Ed. Miller, City; Arthur K. 'Cud. more. City; Olivo' Livingstone, Clyde River; Lois Bryenton. Mt. Stewart: Virgirrc Cairns. City; Maisie M. Macbeod. Vslleyfield; Parker Aitken, Montague; Hilda FTB-ncis. Fortune Bridge: Velma. A. Hudson, Howlnri. R.. R.; Sterling McEwen. Bristol, Lot 40: Lorne Adams- City: Lorimcr D. cudmorc, City! Fred E. Moyse. Central Bedeque; James Daliing. City; Terence Flt.nGera.ld. City; Rene

De-Wes. Ifrslet. Quebec: J. M. Lar-

‘Hazel Brown, 96; Frances Claw-son.

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Dewar MacNelll, City. Mr. Mac-

Nclll has an examination in one subject yet to be taken.

Shorthand and, Typevnitfng

Graduates . .

Gertrude Howatt. Crapaud:

Lorinc French. City; scott Sinclair, City; Edith MacLeod. City; Frank ;Brown, City; Ruby Reynolds, Murray River; Harry Yorston Gcorgletown

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Certificates have been awarded

to the fo!lowing;-

Gertrude Hoivntt, 100; Ruth

Hawkins. 100; Scott Sinclair, 99; Edith MacLeod, 99; Pauline lrlam. 98; Elvo Sfcvenson, 98; Dorothy .\iacDm1zail_ 97: Nelson Currie, 97; Ruby Currie, 97; Hazel Smith, 97;

95; Mary Devine, 95; Lorine F‘rench, 92 Rhctft Duncan. 90; Harry Yorfton, 89: Frank Brown. .86; Florence MacKay, 867 Ruby

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Maisie Macleod, 91; Frances

Clawson, 95; Elva Stevenson. 95: Pauline Irlam, 92; Anne Hunter, 92; Gertrude 1-Iowa!/C. 90! L0ri\1¢ French, 90; Harry Yorston. 90; Rheta Dimcau, 90; Mary Devine, 90: Lorne Adams, 93; Virginia. Cairns, 90; Lois Bryenton, 90; Florence MacKay, 88; Hazel Smith, 88: Velma. Hudson, 88; Scott Sinclair. 85; Frank Brown. 85; Ruby Reynolds, 85; Nelson Currie, 85; vemon Gay. B5; Ruby Currie, 85; Ruth Hawkins, 85; Parker Aitken, B5; Hilda Francis, 85; Hazel Brown. 80.

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Eciirh MacLeod. 97; Iorine

French. 89: Gertrude I-Iowatt, 95; Scott Sinclair, 96: Harry Yorston, 84; Frank Brown, 89: Ruby; Reynolds, 85. ]

CLASS 2 .

Frances Clawson, 95; Nelson

Currie, 88: Anne Hunter, 88; Paurnc Irlam 97; Elva Stevenson, 971 Vernon Gay, 95.

CLASS 3

Rheta Duncan. 88; Florence

MacKay. 89; Annie Ramsay, 98; Ruby Currie. 94; Mary Devine, 95.

Reynolds. R5; Vernon Gay, 83; Anne Hunter, 82

SPELLINGS

‘i Lcrine French, 100'. Gertrude lnowatt, loo; scott sinciair. 100; Harry Yorston, 130; Ruby Reynolds. 100: Frances Clawson. 100; Nelson Currie, 100; Pauline irlam,100: Elva. Stevenson, 100', Florence MacKay, 100; Ruby Cur- rlc. 100; Ruth Hawkins, 100: Malse MacLeod, 100; Lorne Adams. 107: Parker Altktn. 100; Hilda 1~'rnncis, 100: Virlglnia Cairns, 100°, Rheta Duncan. 98: Mary Devine, 98: Edith MacLeod, 95; Frank Brown, 90: Anne Hunter, 90; Hazel Smith. 90; Hazel Brown. 90; Vernon Gay, 85; Velma Hudson. 85; Lois Bryenton. 85.

Orthography. Paragraphlng and Punctuation

Anne Hunter. 97; Edith Mac-

Leod, 96; Gertrude Howatt, 96; ii.1rr_v Yorston, 95: Lorlnc French. 94: Hazel Smith. 94: Maisie Moc- I/.‘ocl. 94; Ruby Reynolds. 92; Rlielo Duncan. 92; Parker Aitken, 91: Hilda Francis. 902 Elvn Steven- son, BD; Ruth Hawkins. 89; Frances Clcwson, 85; Pauline tirliim. 88; Florence MacKay. BB;

Ruby Currie. 88; Mary Devine, 87; Scott Sinclair. 86: Frank Brown. 86: Lorne Adams. 86: Virginia Cairns. 85; Vernon Gay, 34; Nelson Currie, Bit Hazel Brovm. 79: Velma Hudson, 75: Lois Bryenton, 75.

CLASS 4

Hazel simm. 95; Hazel Brown,

88: Ruth Hawkins. 97.

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Maisie MacLeod. 98; Lorne

/*<|“m1s 89: Parker Aitken, 87; I-illdo. Francis. 93' Virginia Caims, 98: Velma Hudson, 93; Lois Bryenton, 88.

TYPEVVRITING SPEED TEST

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CLASS 1. '

Scott Fincla‘r, 52.1; Edith Mac.

1900. N14: Ilorlne French, 4.-8.; Gertrude Howott. 45.4; Harry Yorrtoh. 43.: Frank Brown, 37; Ruby Reynolds 35.8.

CLASS 2

Aww Hunter. 45: Pauline irlam,

M: Frances ¢*‘r‘.~"son. 41.1; Nelson Currie. 39.8: Viva Stevenson, 34,1; Vernon Gay, 31.4.

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Duncan. 27.0; Ruby Currie. 25.9; Hazel Smith. 25.9; Ruth Hawkins. 24: Annie Ramsay. 32.4; Hazel BTUWU. 17.5

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