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1n»- uo Dailv Con of Your Hands

ha“! "l! yilltliillfppesesuce o! your binds by giving them the ‘I'll l?!" 7°" Ihflyour fsce. Use Ilutleuru 800p ova-y ‘in. y“ v-fl- row hulls: n will a. U sud

mndp

Importance 0i ' Pituitary Gland

’.i.“'..'f.$.’ fin...“ $3.23.?’

IoHuts-Ildrugflgg,

Gamble.

Absent Klelth Hands , Lewis Francis.

Grade Irv-i Doris Oaloes, z Elsie Francis, 3 Muriel Mannie.

Grmie II-l. Everett Gamble, 2 Leith Francis.

l-lliwest srverage icu‘ the noonth—

Marlon Bltmdoll, (teacher). ‘(Smnmerside Papers Please Copy)

NOTICE

All parties interested in obtain- ing s bonus on potatoes ior 193i crop are requested to attend s. g!!!- ern-l meeting in the Board oi Trade rooms, Charlottetown, on Wednes- day, June 5, 1935, st 2 P. M. to pass flnsl resolution isvorable to the whole Province. Farmers’ and Women's Institutes and other or-

. gsnisotlons are llllflltllllli! request-

.~ by I - r teed msnutnoturer.

ed to send representatives to this

GEORGE H. HARBOUR-

SANFORD PHILLIPS.

GEORGE M. MATTHEWS- 11-7845-5-30-51.

Notice

lunglo Fox Breeders’ School will boheldstflmishon-lnnellil omlook pJJL, Alherton June 5. and

~nnwnrolslmmwlllmlkwlfl

feeding, (or breeding and rsuoh . management.

Be sure and hear this discussion tleal to: rsncher and fox

L-vviz-o-i-si

AIIGTIDN SALE

0! tumlture, 100 King ltreet, on Wednesday, June 5, st 2 o'clock, consisting ot parlor, dining room and bcd room iurniture, one bean- tiiul upright piano, two buresux snd one ladies’ vsulty dresser with bevelled plsto mirrors snd several other useful sud beautiful articles.

Terms cash-sale positive-no

reserve. J. A. MMDONALD. Auctioneer.

‘ z-ms-e-i-si.

FOR SALE

Savoy Hotel at Mount Stewart, furnished or un- furnished. Also business. Ill health reason

v {or selling.

l“ o JAS. ATKINS

“+00 . L7701-6-l-5-8-1l.

Supposed Good Vision ~ Often

Grocery i

Defective

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Wesskyoupurentstoreul- isethstyour children msy SEEM to hsvc perfect vision. sndyctberrestlyinucedot sneycserviee.

Prudmoe diets-too thst you scquslnt yourselves with the hots regarding your children's Ilihfl and sot accordingly.

G. F. Hutchcson

OPTOMITIIUI.‘

Professional (lard: 5

McLEOD 6r BENTLEY

Prohibition Commission can. s. out. Clisiflnll- m. s. noon-u. w.» n. Peters

Burmsttouregurdtss MIIOIIIITIONAUI‘ sieve or telnspeeters.

‘mI-O-llrdlisriettetowu‘

NORMAN a

LoWTImn

W. s n law

ville Women's Institute was held st the home o! IVE-s. Nelson Gallant with an attendance o! twenty-live members end thirty visitors. The meeting opened by singing the “In- stitute Ode” followed by the lord's may!!!‘ 1n unison. Roll call was an-

swered by "What I Think ‘Greatest Discovery .mmmme.-.oz the last meeting were adopted and approved as read. The various com- mittees reported satisfactorily and new ones appointed were: 5chool— - Mrs. Mossy Gallant and lVlZra. An- thony Blanchard; Sick-Mrs. Am- brose Comoran and Mrs I'm P Gallant. Programme-Mixes guerite and Mary Ellen Oorcoran. lvlra Mossy Gallant was f to attend the Annual Convention in

Bingo was then enjoyed by every-

; Mic-rues

‘l!’ '"=Li’iN@* "hi5 z fithlck headedness" is MQQNHQG; MOM ,» awn with m hips, m. Hector y ‘ I some “would? P - l "E Gm’ 5 a I - beige the Ablation: TO PlTCH A f" ‘ i Neurological ‘sihion meet here '

wdsv- The pope:- he presented was \

oneodsseriesinsBymposlumpn-s- pmedlryDr.-l.B.Ooll1p,Ghsir~

nmociaics.

title, “the stimoticn o! pituitary

runcticn from the Qonisl Kiegrm." Removal oi the pituitary gland

flan an experimental rat and in-

whioh mgulata internal secreti in the body.

These ehsngs had been brought about Dr. Mootimerinhlsl-asttwo years work at MoGilL confirming changes ‘in the structure and shape o1 the akullwhich be hsd in- vestiga‘ ‘ for three years with Doctors Levene and Rowe at the Robert Dawson Evans memorial {or Moss.

chiefly: in people sizifering derange- ment oi’ the pituitary gland, Dr. Mortimer stated, troubles which were often hereditary.

This was the explanation, he claimed, why some people have large heerds with big jaws and others small heads and “Baby faces!‘ A large groun oi’ the cases he had examined during his investi- gations had skulls which actually grew denser and thicker with time. especially when the pituitary gland was mactive.

Tho conditions was l0 tlmm more common in women than in men and was frequently associated with aidiposlty-einces let, another disability or the feminine sex, he told the meeting

PHISVILLE WOMEN? INSTITUTE

The regular meeting o! the Plus-

’ ted

Charlottetown It was decided that the Institute would buy prizes tor the pupils ranking highest- in cad! gradeattheendottheschcolteim. Miss Henrietta. Gallant and Miss Mary Ellen Oorcoran were oppdln- y ted to muchase same. Next meeting

vdlltalrepiaéestthehomeotndrs. AmbroseOcneora-n, rollcalltobc. answered by "asking a. question o! your right hand neighbor. It was moved and seconded that we have

Meeting closed by singing "Bring Flowers oi the Iialrest." A game o!

one aiterwvhich sdslnby Lunch was served by the hostess. Proceeds o! Evening unmounted to $7.45.

urmunen

Adolph Hitler. 8nd apt- Erwin Wsssner (CENTRE), Genus: nsvsl sittmheln Iaudon, and other Ger- msn spokesmen will British naval repreeentstlves in Lofldflmheadedby Sirltrnlcflist- '° field (BELOW), first sen. iordju discuss sgreemeut on strength Izew Gennsn fleet.

oi’ Agriculture, and tstl

Ch sbloJ. H. Myers. and s. copy sent to the Press

(i) . .1 Joachim von lllbbenirvopp (TOP)- is sdvlser i0

with

Potato Bonus

Atthezegularmeetingofflm

West Royalty Women's Institute on. May Mm. the matter or petitioning

agralb-bag Iorthepurposeotmis- we

ingruxidsatournextmeetingTbe

Government (Fedeaul) ion- s. nus on potatoes grown in 1984

was discussed and the Iollowirx resolution was adopted. WHEREAS

mirmnnershsves

surplusorpotamesiorwhtchghey havebeenunsbletorealisesittfldi- emcashtopayiorcostodproduo- tionorsaidcrupn

ANTD sositixatodthatmileeetheflovun- menlzcmneslotheirrelie-iinsglsst-

thetarmerssn

ment to grant s bonus of 0111M dollars per acre on 103i sump oi potatoes up toslimitofsix (6) some,

M50 this l

RmBULVllDtl-isiteoopwol ‘utionbeiorwardedw

toourredenl , . the Honor-shin smoilnueandthclionnn-

Al attended meeting oi the

and Joseph Smith

farmers or 9t. ‘Demon's was held m

‘ Mly 31, in the School house. James M

cAree was appointed chsirmsn ‘ sud

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summer. sppet to start the day

them completely.

STEWART’S

Breakfast Tomorrow !*

SOMETHING to tempt» logging

loading”. Ii’ these sre your prob- lems, Stewart's Breed will solve

runs, NUTRITIOUS, sorr in» cocoon SIEWARTS Bakery

PHONE '21i

ites-Iome food without ‘Foyer-

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rape

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THERE IS MORE ENERGY AND BETTER BALANCED NOURlSHMENT m ‘FOUR HEAPING ‘IEA- QPOONS or 6RAVE'NUTS wan-i MILK THAN THERE l5 INA

And yet the wonderful nourishment in Grape- Nnts ien’t half the story. Millions say that the nut- sweet Grape-Nuts taste is their favourite flavour. {And Grape-Nuts is specially prepared for easy ‘digestion. Costs only about one cent per serving.

Yourgrocerhseii- AD E- IN CANADA

=Nuts

aosn .1 seventeen p, INNMGS AND HES H.’ qnu ‘FANB/HNG-

SERVING

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menu. rumors m emu occurred it his home

o‘ Grade V-d Masgilerite Psynier, 2 J .

Eric ohm. a Andrew Campbell. Ivan Peynter, 2 Windsor Campbell, Fiemimmmis

Bobbie 61.11111118- Eunioe Campbell, Irene. Paynter,

Jean Campbell, Dillard C nstable. ‘

Austin lltzsinuno . Margaret Psy- nter, Billie Os-nnibcfl, Windsor Campbell.

Highest ever-age: Eunice Gunn- bell, Ilsa-gust Plvnier. Billy Oomp- bell 91 per cent.

Prize for most ster% sunita Campbell.

Curie G. Woodside. ‘Ihcher.

Vernon River (l. W. L. Meeting

The annual meeting 0t the O. W. L. took place in 0. M. B. A. Hall, Vernon River, May 19th. The president's report», as tollows:

The Vernon River sub-division or the Catholic Women's League has ' ‘ ’ mother year. I i we can look book with sstisi’ tlon on the work aoconrplished and hope that the coming year will be even’ better. There is so in we could do i! we would only co-opersio. During the sum- mer months catechism was taught in the diiierent districts by mem- bers, thus Ins-king it more con- venient ior the children who would

hove dltilculty in cstochism in the We ulso provided soutsnes and

EEE BE:

i? i; a itiiisiii: - i eigiitiirs r

a i‘

IDNG IIWII ‘QCIIOOI;

Honor R011 tor MGYF- .'

surplices for sitar boil. closets for some were put in order by adding hooks, locks, etc. A hardwood floor

i é .2252

i

2i =5 i;

GndIX~ tori Iltdmoud. e llii tlsimmcis,

ug. Grade VIII-l Juonits Oonmbeil.

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i

rsment. MODEL SCHOOL

Honor roll Model School tor May: Grade VIII: l Deon Robinson, 2 Beth Robinson.

Grade V11: 1 Harold McKay.

Lank.

BURTON SCHOOL

Grade IX do X-l Biells Dalton, 2 Dorothy Dalton, 3 Rota. Gri-Min. Gcrlde Vi!!! do VIII-d Bull nul- tbll. 2 Anna Griffin, 8 Doris Griffin. Grade IllI-l Bernadine Griffin. 2 Jean Dalton. 8 Gemrd Dalton. 2

srsnrmo mus 1o T"! 3-.§.-.§.@.'J l!!!

WILL/SAIL s runes wmmr Acnoss cool. one rnom ssmr Joma

Au. mm u. J-misfil“ "an: dimer sou mu. n» m»

IIIIII II Ill-

io s eruiooobip, sud her

Joy II-III he ‘guise-nevi r ee iiousflleek ' ‘

mgroroughlyaotlers staterooms.

sruusnueoiiuss.

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following hours.

Grade III (s): 1 David Bentley.

Grade 1n (b): x stimey Miller. {U¥N%‘$‘s

Grade I (o): 1 Alfred McDonald, n “mun & 0o 21mm» Lank. a Betty Beer. Elmer ' B snchard snd Alice Dawson equal. 1,47 _ _

Grade I: 1 Kilmer McMillan, 2 n ab.‘ , Joyce Craig. 3 Jackie worth.

Closing Notice

theundenimedmerobsntsot wiileloseourolsoesoi businuqbeginningluneliithstthe

Mondsyundllrldsystd Wedncsdsystllnoon.

VII llllllrdi for Bites

________________ _ “i... the lolbwiug resolution unsni- Mrs. John Currie. ' y “med, m ,8!“ Plvflsr- Meeting was lollowed by Beu- m, m“, Gram vl-i vivhn Poww- eammu ot the Most Blessed Buo-

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Auction sun

NO. 96 HIRE!!!‘ i

IZthdsyoi-Iuneutldclockln- uiternoon, lot of Isnd and dwelling, ‘ ‘ locstodontho

present but well located ior lvuinoll

Forturtherpulfloulsnsmrly

Till EASTER-N TlUlT COMPANY l. A. MsoDONALD, ' Auctioneer.

L-THO-g-Q-G-B.

llsselbrook

‘IQISIS

heaving Charlottetown 4.00 l0

Plan Your‘ Summer Vacation llilll‘ For all Rail and Steamer ~

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Connections l, .

call l ,

‘W. K. ROGERS, City Ticket Agent l,‘ 94 Great George Street l

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Fardy Bu: Service & Taxi Service GIIAIILOTTETIIVII to FOIIIIIIIE

TIME TABLE

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