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Gag: plants have been distribu- ted oughout the Island for the past iifty years, and we have al- ways endeavored to please Our customers by planting the best seed pi-ocu.rable.—We are listing ten different varieties or Petunia.-3. many 01 them outstanding in every sense of the word.

Petunlas: snowstorm, Rosy Morn, Martha Washington. Salmon Su- preme, Balcony Mixed. Blue Won- der. Hollywood star, Flaming Vel- vet, Rose at Heaven. strawberry Festival. All the above 20c doz_ All Double Petunias limited quantity at 50c do»:

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Portulaca Zinnia. sweet sultan. Burning Co

on ﬂower. Gaillardia, Balvia. Mari- old. Crown of Gold. Arzeratum. u ins. Bcabiosa. For edging of s, Gamolepis. a 01 yellow flowers, Lobella. Sweet yssum. and trailing bobelia.-«Seedling Pansy Carnation. Dianthus at 40c doz. Perrenlals and Biennium-P...nsy and Daisy in bloom—l.arge win- tered over at 10c. $1.00 per doz.— Cantefbury Bell. 15c. Delphlnium or Pen-enial Larkspur 20¢ each 2.00 per dos. Annual Sweet Wil- m and Annual I-lollyhocks 5c each. 50¢ doz_ All 0 1' large Holly- men. Digitalis or ox Glove win-

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Cabbage md cauliﬂower. twice.

‘ and Iceberg lettuce 25¢ dot. Lats cabbage and cauliﬂower not ready until June 15th, Cabbage 300 per ioo, Cauliflower 20¢ dos. can 100 Izbymau addioc per

too or pos . Carter & o. Beedaxnen have our piusts ior sale and we deliver

pimtl to them daily. We are al- ways pleased to have customers

at our gardens and person- ally select their plants. ﬁring boxes and we can give better ser- vice. and also make a substantial discount on large orders. All orders for maiiinc or express must be accompanied by money order or cash. small cheques add ior dis-

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Fitting and séiaplying Ghgggg

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Enjoyable I ' Performance

lottertown B.Y. P. U. four-act play, ‘The City" to a packed house. The play was delightfully performed by 5- ung people under the Frances Mary Macxay, Dundas.

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two vocal selections, was the new number -‘Jasper I1ul- Gregory Kelley. City. laby" with lyric by Clarence C!har- Tfhaéollowing students have been

gran diplomas no the short- hand and 'IyperwriI;IIng Depart-

&°”B.§§'n‘n" f°1lIl%;'d: Man i ment

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Richard Jamesa—Eric Forsythe. Gladys Bell. Oli/y. Jud .len.kins—Roy Sylvester. Lillian Q18-11!. City.

John James—Eaison MacDonald. Sinclair omwfoxd. Wood Islsna. Duke~—-Burlelgh Taylor. .

Jet sonderson—Phyllis Dawson. Arthur

Toto ue—amoe am/pbell. Lillian Morwn—Violet Neill. M eman-Bemic

. Band W‘ar<L Marie—lMargc.ret

Phi? role showed herself to be a actress oi great promise formed particular more dramatic‘ parts.

val roles opposite Miss han their parts with denoe and eﬂect. while Mr. Bur- Mm‘! Dowl-ins —- — —-

Gregory vesier greatly amused the. au 1- Irene FM'rl8h — - ence and at times threatened to Pear1F»owe—-—--—-— steal the show. The other mem- Jack Maiclaennan —- - ﬁmg at/uart Richardson ._ Mt

esired. and their Werner —.-— - tribute

bers of the cast, some

months stay

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both expressed the ‘ensure their familiar places ‘lose

pleted the course. but 1; would be 11: uates 04 next 1-

neas Tmlni tment . Mil . Alberton.

on Thursday evening the Ohar- Irene Farrish. Milton. resented the Wesley Fraser, Ira. 01141 to the William Harnbley, City.

Alice Maobennan, City. Jack MacLennan. City. Stuart Richardson, City.

Mildred Fraser, Alberton

Godkin, Oity. Mhry MacKivy. Dundee. Edith Whilaiotk. City.

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A SUCCESSFUL PLAY — on edneodny evening

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drama. to a is yfield Hell. The out follows

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sxcnarany To MARI! (the minister's wife). Mrs W :1 ‘ Houston: Aunt Ban Gay

sbootin' pains), Martha Men any (the dancer Oarl am am -

Lowther: ﬁteohen Blake Willie Johnson:

obtaining their diplomas. and

her conﬁdence in their wise to we special credit

any one player. as each one ex- iled in carrying out his or her pa.r greeted with an overwhelming a “n.” “W! .,

The Iollowing sped? rendered between sets: Instrumental music by "'I'he Rm- . which was encored. and I. by Bilue and George Andrew 00794. and I reading '

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Brown. also a sale or candy.

Skyway Lovers

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presented their drama in Freder- icton hall. on June 5th. Although the weather was very disc. ie

d d theem to send it up from

waiter can with the ink. soo tried 30 Sgt Mona. lag! take splxpemlng. ‘You're shot. You need

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Miss Chm: d1lrln¢ her e’Jht Oollese

at the Lewis Toombs who so ple-ted her shorthand End 'I‘ype- . writing course with a. speed oi’ one

undxed and two words a minute in shorthand and a speed oi fifty- iou: words a minute in '1‘ypewrit- ing as well as iillinr; a. part-time position during the last few months

Mary Dowllng — —

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would feel in welcoming back Preston Roper — - wlliiyn Hambley -

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