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PAGE Two THE CHARLOTT

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ETowN GUARDIAN u

AUGUST 7

M081' people know this absolute antidote for pain, but are you careful . to say Bayer when you buy it? Andi do you alwa s give a glance to see Bayer on the box-and th_e word gmuinc ` ted in red? _It lsn’t the genuine without lti A drug- store always hastuc£;yel', with the pmvendirsctions meverybox:

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PRIVATE SALE

OF FARM "

Beautiful farm. almost in city

limits for sale, consisting of 60 acres of land. Good for dairyinl or market gardening. Cannot be excelled. City wafer within 50 feet ol' house. Will be sold with or without growing crop, and wou.ld like any purchaser to see quality of crop.

lf not sold by private sale, will be

offered by Public Auction with stock, crop, etc., at a later date. In- spection any time. Apply to

DUNCAN MacINTYRE,

On Premises

Or .l'.~A, MacDONALD, Auctioneer.

6927-8-7-tt55l.

PROPERTY FOR PRIVATE SALE

At Cornwall Village, containing 9% acres of land, beautiful house and outbulldisnge alongside or ohureh,i school, store, telephone. ideal home for retired farmer, fox-rancher or market gardener, only 7 miles from Charlottetown.

The owner will be delighted to

show prospective buyers through this property any time. Write or phone

SAMUEL FRIZZELL,

Or Cornwall. J. A. Mneo0NA1.n, Auctioneer, l

82 Queen Street.

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Pli0l’Ell`lY F0|l PRIVATE SALE

At Comwall Village, containing 0'/¢ acres of land. beautiful house and ontbuildings alongside of church, school, store, telephone, ideal home for retired farmer, fox-rancher or market gardener, only 7 miles from Cllarlotteiowh.

The owner will be delighted to

show prospective buyers through this property any time. Write or phone

SAMUEL FRIZZELL,

Cornwall

Or J. A. Mai-DONALD, Auctioneer,

82 Queen Street.

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hope you like marcelied hair?

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cooked rabbit that wgy.

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A terrible blush blushed Gerald, (Who is bashful as can (bel)

'Cause a lady bug flew in his room,

While he stood there "B. V. D.l"

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HOW HE KEPT 'EM DOWN

"How do you manage to keep

your bills down, Jones?"

"Easy-by keeping 'em paid up.

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we’re engaged. And I saw you kissing Jack.

She: Bu/ I had my eyes closed.

G'aSSe;“F'“ed PUBLIC AIICTIUN

Competent service with latest equipment

. At Kensington on Thursday. A\lKll5|»

E, W, 9th 2 p. m. the dwelling house and

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lu ruohinond street "r "`~ M°'""S°"'

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getting rid of a distinctly suspicious and `sulky Jack Ihxrqushar, she found Dorothy descending from her car in front of the house.

Dorothy looked relieved at the

sight of Lila. ` "You haven't seen Herbert, yet?" she asked quickly.

Lila shook her head. a premonl-

tion of disaster coming over her.

“I’ve just left Jack, and, Dot, he

was terrible! ‘I think he suspects something.”

“Never mind Captain Farquahar.

Listen to me. Herbert rang up my studio at noon sharp."

Lila's knees threatened to glvc

wauxl

" hat did you say?" “When he asked for you, I told

him that I’d just posed you. and please not to ask me to make you break-the pose, or I’d have to start my painting over again.” _

“Did he believe you," breathed

Lila.

"Apparently - with reservations.

But my telephone rang at intervals all the aftemoon. I didn‘t answer lt. Probably it was he. I wanted him to think that we'd gone out together. That's why I drove down to .warn you. We can pretend we've done a concert." "It’s awful, Dot, these lies!" moan- ed Lilo.

"Well, I never had much hope of

seeing the Golden Gate anyway,” said Dorothy whimsically. “And a rib told in a good cause to help a friend-well, I don't know, Lila. I rather believe a just providence will make allowance. But, lf you feel squeamlsh, we might go in and turn on the radio-the Baranov Orches- tra is to broadcast this afternoon." Laughing shakily. Lila led the way into the house. Siddons opened the door with a smirk.

“Mr. Ware telephoned several

times this afternoon, Madame.”

| “What did I fell you?" Dorothy‘s .eyes telegrsphed to Lila. | The latter ordered tea, and, when git had come, Dorothy. with a whim- |sical smile, turned on the radio. The Esound of orchestra music filled the iroom. ` “The Baranov Orchestra!" ex- (claimed Lila. “We1I, I shan't feel ,quite such a fibber." , She began to tell Dorothy about :her interview with Jack.

“And he even sent me flowers.” she walled. “To Dad's house. Remind me to telephone over there later."

It was not long after the con-

cert was finished that Herbert came _in. His brows lifted at the sight of |Dorothy.

“I telephoned your studio several

times this afternoon," he was begin- ning, when Lila. cut him 011'.

“I know.” she nodded. “But Dot

and I were listening to the Bar- anov Orchestra"

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<" S Nl LES I - , World Wide Favontes

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. :I 1 THAT Tamcusltous nanlo ~- ' . _ ?‘ff’_u°@;_‘_f‘.’u‘,‘§,‘,"u,§',§°,,,",},,'°,f,f,',f,f,‘f I i wheq Lila hurried home, after ' °°°"H" md mt hmm / sr

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i John Smith

And His Car

John Smith is a character

whom every motorist should welcome. Ile is not sdflsls, rather he lk a motoring mar- tyr, a chap willing and glad to have exploited. ln an ln- terestlng way. his experience for the benefit of the other twenty.

#tooo revere »4~e+o~+e4»+ee,

BRAKE EDUCATION

As an owner of a car with mode

ation of this important part of th

have somewhat changed the whol subject.

One thing Attle understood by co

in the internal expanding type assembly. It is easy enough for the

picks up a great deal of water an

dirt in the operation of the car an that this grit gets in between th

of foreign matter. can become nois

motorists.

of the brake shoes themselves. Th is the way it works out:

equalized, and one of them ls loose than the rest, there will be a certai

ated only moderately. Because th

not bear heavily uponthe inside

out of condition so that it adds

the annoyance.

eIIectlve remedy is to use th

izc. however, that if one of th

automobile. It surprised him, how- ever, to discover that conditions

starts to "flow," which means that

four wheels

legcd interference by driver W. R-

APéi‘fe¢t:` `Lun¢liéoli

SU, uv,”

I _ _ ` ' "7=

Y uneven and in have what DYIVCI' as Stables

r be ' ` V

niighiogéeterlned al noisy surface. Prepare for Pro, A ht days, nk smith 1eni~n;u“s great about N g and »f°lfeshing,

brakes by wa ng one o e new gram. ' , ‘::“:.:::§::.’::°:‘i:°:.;':.;r;x:x:. - Easalv d1¢¢Sf¢¢_i By anvvne. bi-need the foot pedal so that the PRESQUE 1SLE_ Me" Aug, 4. - serve mmf toas

ted

brakes were being actuated to their The Maine and New Brunswick . ’ I fullest extent. Rollers then started circuit campaigners have crossed MADE AT NIAGARA FALLS ‘ VISITORS WELCOME

min the four wheels of the wr tional boundary Hfiff “ - - . _--_ f~ *rf -_ ' Y ~~ .

iililéspitg the fact that they were sup- ltnhgngysergiart on Canadian soil f01' affairs writing in the Paris-Midi, Many visitors, says this u

posed to be locked tight. Of col-ll'S0~ the last of the summer sectl0l‘ warns his countrymen that theyare urged him to impress upon there was much squeaklng and meetings here next Wednesday *md helping to dcthrone the French lan- ions thllt they prefer the old groaning as the wheels started Thursday, before the start of the guage from the high place it has gime under which people in

turning, but Smith‘s attention lm-'fall fairs nf, skowhegan, commelw- mid as an international tongue, spoke French unless

rnediately was directed to the dlB1S'ing on August 14. which people with any pretensions needed the assistance of

which recorded the resistance to Presque Isle is preparln8 3 dem' '90 culture were expected to kIl0W~ EIS.

O-60+-0+

rotatlon furnished by each one of onstrstion ln honor of Bessie Mc-; . ' " ' if’ -

m the brakes. Klyo <21? [1-0.1 theforn/Luusflcuk COMBINED. STANDING FIELDS

What the service station proposed`Club‘s un ea. en ree- - ‘ four wheel brakes smith felt' pretty to find out was whether the force on`this season’s raving. and John A

wen versed in me care and oper' one side of the car matched that on Willard. her Veteran driver-

° the other. If this match was not with Guesework <2.o2 lé-li, 1928

found it would be a certainty that H1811 (2-00% Elvira? (3£d)‘po5sibw

e the car would swerve t0 one side or Pl-ltmim (107 ls' in me race thu \ -1 ` the other if the brakes were applied UBTUSD ‘2~;i7)' “Tzmrsday prmjmses _ _ l‘ guddenly big Sgt weathen i»`n|m,_,f old 2;eel-go;-abigogttraction for North- Cash PEIZBS fOr Field Of Oats; meat’ Barley

a s, mo r were care u see -

'Jwners is the cause M noisy brakes thgt their rear brakes were equali- em A"°°5w°k' as it Wm be and ‘ Certified Seed P0tat0€S

of zed but the greater natural safety mmm appearance of such B L 1 m addrded by four wheel brakes has °f fr°°'f°r`auers in me potalo belt'

”° “"P’°°’“'” "M" ““ °"P°“°" "’“ke blinded many to the foot that the . ‘ There will be nornneuuonn in the three oodnitlee where there ire il

d total braking force of the two left SEVEN “ACES or more entries each for wheat, barley, oats. and for potatoes grown 1

d brakes should equal that of the two ' on the progruru certified seed.

e With seven races

band and drum of a. brake to make gilxleié 9' truly skidless stop is to be the .lUl\i0F fF€e'f°f'“u bewmes 3 The number of Prizes ln each County will be proportionate with

. ll/

it noisy. How internal brakes, which 2.12 pace, 9-S Bt M°“”"°“~ and number of entries. Prizes will he paid according to the combined are nor, subject. to this accumulation heslgggdbigixs tghgetblggfgggs 2321; promhlses to ‘be 1; af;_1;lti”§€$g§ie‘;‘§:;,t of the standing field and the threshed grain.

y for t e 0P€i\ H8 ' LA I

is something of 8 puzzle to man recorded by the front wheels did The circumstances amending the RULES AND REGU 'I' ONS

Y h d b K.. I l’)‘f:k;g“zLt* ff;;”g§Dmpi;l;“;s’§§' bottle between Hedsew°°éimm_\ 1. A neld of oete ehnn oonelet ol ot least five aol-es, of wheat end in

Such noises can originate from - _ (197 . L2) and Tarzan h` lty tllfcv B¢l'¢S» 0|' 0051006 S¢¢d WWW” f°“l' ‘CNS-'

the brake umng_ but very often ed that this was all right for his (233 1.4) at Moncton in which I e

ke Of CHF- N°i all mchlnes are li acer was SWG" the z A ent fee of sloo shall be obni-red for the lim, end nn

faulty condition of the brake lining ma W°°d5t°° D _ ' “ ry ' Y ir. on after eireet or faulty opernuon “°s‘g“°" '° "'“’“’ °‘l“““Y °“ all third heat and me '°€°““Se °f "‘ for each additional entry of mlm md $1-00 fur “ch entry or oohtou

is While Smith was standing there Fleming with the winner of the 3. The entry fee shall accompany the application.

h ti d th t f th to r th s2s.000 Ameflwn .

If the brakes are not thoroughly dfd Totcimistgr ;>:;?.sa<;ne risllgltgnx éigrgniagdlggumu at ‘iuulumazom means 4- Lnirles should be made to the Department of Agriculture not li

' constantly. It had escaped his at- Another bitter battle when the feud Hum Aulnlst 1501. 1928-

n » d d .

amount of vibration in the loose rgg;r°d;’aef“‘;s" tg; igldicamr is fenewedthhegewsgloozviioriex; 5. Competitors shall notify the Depart-meht of Agriculture at l

brake wha" the car is being dewler' for each revlo1utloli)i?i'mi?he gvhgelmxg Irgiiilci gg? it-E) to flash some more ‘me “mek l"'”"l°“5"0 dim’ ”“ which h""°°“"5 ‘han b°¢i”°

e soon as the indicator had dipped of the stuff dlsplllyed at Frederic' 6. Competitors are requested ta note the following requirements(

brake sh°eS in this me bmke ‘gg down to a lower resistance reading ton, when E. Pk1iE:§0fucZfw];e}§f‘;15l‘s' Sganmng gems 0; 031,, 0n|y_

it would rise a ain to wh - Me., won a spar

the dmm the 11111118 is likely w set ed to be A coiistnnt resgtahgseigr pnoer Empire Direct. with the 2.12 1., The held must be seeded with in) registered Banner onte, or ii

to that particular broke in its wheel, pace on the opening day'5 Cilfd Wm seed from a field which has been sown with reglsterd seed andl

This, he learned, proved that (hehe the 2.14 trot and the 2.16 trot and approved while growing, or (c) seed from fields that have beent

Most motorists know that if brake drum was Outh; round and sh0wed`rind pace, both of which are CX- or more years ln the competitim and have scored not less than 24% “H1118 b€C0m€S I10iSy 91 frequently at just what portion of the drum pected to provide sensational SDOYL of'25 points for purity and approved by the Department oi' Agriculture,

brakes vigorously until the lining the trouble would be round' TllUR.SDAY’S CARD 8_2_tw

._ f '

O-04%

brakes is not as closely adiusted as 0 n 0 In y P909- the 2-21 "ot and the 225 trot' th h ~ ` ` . It is expected that tho It t usi gi Ehetkgiilceliolsatggillingt tif Iiigiid 'E 5:2 pliiiis favored to be candidates » a

the shoes of this brake to o. poini Loggolriqrmsgl Uméed P13538) H f0l` the big Sifak'-‘i ln 1919' Margard

. . ug. .-“ e ear l (208 1_4) and Elm, 1-[_

where the linings on them can be does not go round.” gr;‘é'u;n4) Wm meet again in .the

the high spots of the lining are In addition to the free-for-lull. '* - - pressed d w to l in f ml rse of $1.000 RS A t f v I

surface. ’1?heIy do rgaiilealalllvilzolieaeliii-Aulihor btclcnwhuilg zuiiuthe races on Thurs- 0 a e

c _ day will include the 2.18 trot and -

She was cohgratulating herselqmade to “flow.” The remedy for This is the old dictum, now re- ' cl ' ‘At Moncton Eulu H won To be sold by Public Auction on Tuesday, August Mth, inst., at

that she had phrased her answer so jthat it was not a direct lic, when

'she became aware that Herbert was ,asking lclly: \ "You know! How do you know, if .you were not there?"

She looked helplessly at Dorothy,

who responded promptly:

“Wercn’t you aware, Herbert, that

'I always keep in touch with my studio by telephone."

“But I didn’t leave my name with

your switchboard operator."

Dorothy smiled negllgently. "Ah, you’ve no idea of the intel-

ligence of that girl! She knows your voice, especially since you," she looked prettlly apologetic, "made rather it fuss yesterday when you called to find out at what hour Lila had visited my studio."

Herbert flushed.

"I never fuss," he said stlffly. Lila changed the conversation. un- fortunately.

“I-I.;-rbcrt, darling, you've no idea

how wonderful the Baranov Orches-

Political Meetlngs

The undersigned will meet the el-

ectors of the fourth district of Queens at the following places to discuss the political situation.

Orange Hall, Wood Islands. TIICS

day, Aug. 7th.

not mver, wednesday. Aus- 8th~

. cldon, Thursday. Aus. 9th- Iona. Fl'lllBYi AUC- mth- Grnnd view. M°l\d2¥» MC- 13"” Vernon River. T\lP»9*l*Y1 A“5' nth’ Pownal, wednesday. Aus. 1610- 0 All meetiuxs to °°“““°"°° “ T3 r- m. olrlwslux “Miki” ‘“'° “`

vlted and wl:l“:»e “Linen an equal

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proportlol1G;0nGB A' MMLEAN

Conservative Candidate

Canadian National Raulluaqs

"‘ l'IARVESTER’S

EXCURSION 44,000 Required

FROM CHARLOTTETOWN

T0 WINNIPEG $24.60

Plus half a cent a mile beyond to all points in Manitoba,

snsxstehewan, Alberta, Edmonton, Tsnnls, Camry. Mw-

Leod and East.

Special Low Fares Returning

of all the brakes.

and treat the brake lining by hand So long_8s the particular brake re

is certain to return again.

brakes is not confined to any o

anything else. The indications the

tuate thcm. The vibration cause

hard on the brake lining, causing

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He looked at her intently.

that chilled her, “I should like

noon. Unfortunately, it was cancel- led at the last moment, due to th illness of the leader."

He exhibited the lost edition

brief notice to that effect.

There was a. horrible silence for few moments. Llla's and Dorothy'

we heard over the radlo?"

Then Dorothy began to laugh. Herbert looked at her, outraged,

but she only chuckled the more.

“It’s no use being angry, Herbert.

Lila and I admit we’re caught, but you'll never get us to confess-not in a million years."

Herbert was very dignified. "I think I am within my rights in

wanting to know where my wife has been this afternoon."

knew there was nothing to do no but try to carry off the situation with at high hand.

an 1830 husband. It isn't done now- adays. If your wife's out with a girl friend. that‘s sufficient. Women have their secrets, you know."

Very often the screeching o

tra ls! You should have been there."

_ls invited by Mr. Edgcll to meet

bearing the burden of thc earth on

no. not round, but square-years

star and Mr. Edgcll looking through the tube at each other

in order to take the sun in the rear

"There is, he admits, “no means

of measuring it”

'ed when my house was built. and I ,have no reason to believe any al-

"Old stuff, Herbert. You talk like teratlon has taken P1500 in U10

bug..

The solidity and uprlghtness of

that house are no doubt a fundam- ental principal ln disprovlng that

He now claims to be able "to

:E-§;'uiTs :é“1(;|}¢lelye‘é§nlfe Ts! dgver prove conclusively that we are liv- PAR%“":u‘g Ugieghgrisggpjtallty All0l»l0|l¢°l‘- Pflvwoe B|0¢|¢. Sl|¥\0!5l0¢-

' nu as ing on a stationary earth and en- I ' hm; hug made it one of 6928-8-7-tt.s3l.

n of Par s. w ,W _

are that he does not apply the iggxfuflgeslrgiittude of benems urn the most cosmopolitan capitals in‘ ' '

brakes vigorously enoush. all wi ' the world, has brought a curious re- #_ I -_ the brake shoes to vibrate bezauxii haghsagoéetité' Aiginigmhigdeurdgg I>X‘0i1Ch 1111011 Paflsians- They “re L I _ I

there is not sufficient force to ac- for two years pointing at thtg Pole xgggaggcusegorixailigcisgxgg;I

star. Has the star moved? Not an Anatole France by paying too much

meh Then the earth cannot' have on to other ton ues And the

the brake shoes to come into contact with the brake drum. Eiqielgels moved either. Any night and every “mmm 1 ug 'ou h lu

it night there they were, the Pole mmplamt’ pamdoxca y cn K '

most frequently made by f01'€l8¥l@l‘S. for whose benefit Parisians have rc-

! m's`shoulde,.s_ F01. thirty round __ - A Apply on premises or in either of the undersigned.

J- A- Ml\0D0NALD» D. EDGAR. SHAW, Sollcl

this is to effect perfect equalization vivcd in a, book, “Does the Earth 218 ass' ' o'clock noon, on the relnises at 100 Water Street, City, the beau

Roatc?" just written by William tw” °1 me three rosimtisuggéens residence of Mrs, C. Benoit, situate directly opposite Queen Hotel, du

Often this is o. difficult matter, Edgell, of Radstock, ' Gloucester- Fleming is expects G mm slsilng of twelve room house with all modem conveniences. hot-ws

with the arrangement on some cars, shire. \ bid herc with Margate? 1;; me heating and hardwood floors, suitable for residence or high-class

so that under the circumstances the Ally astronomer, astrologcr, sooth- when she bitches up nga; X house; and spaciousfyards with two large garages capable of storing f simplest plan is to remove the Sayer, mathematician, or crank ro- daughter or Hedgcwood 8 ' tech motor cars. in rear, thus oilcring home and good business proposi

wheel at the point of the trouble tutor who believes to thc contrary ___<+>-~ ln most convenient location.

_ him and_,;pin for ig B t' 1 _ Property open for inspection afternoons and may be sold privately

mains out of adjustment the trouble Mr- Edgeu- like AU°'5» has been e a' °° day °f “lc”

' tl devoted so much attention to I am instructed by Phill J. Doyl io sell b Public Auction Ml

(_dTl;§n’£cth§0;(;.:e 323' Tags cilltlvation of other tongues thapjpremlses lil Weymouth Streetl.) ,Charlotl‘:otown, or: Fridly. 1001 A

“The Baranov orchestra?" he said somewhere else what uuout the their own. 1928. at the hour of 12 o'c|ock noon, his dedrllrle F0904! °“ C°"“°"

politely, and added, with an irony Suu, Fu, u Lube' in the garden and Au Ensllsh-American. Spanish. or King and Weymouth streets opposite C. N, R. station. formerly \\

to point it at the sun That artful Italian visitor is unlikely to get as the “Cantwell liouse." Dwelling has thirteen rooms, with lnih

have been mere' mdeed' my dem._“ fellow Wm dodge your scarcely ever through a. days shopping without all modern convdniences.

there had been a concert this dfter~ will yon onion hlin in the cube. The gfmg imfed t° ‘f1‘.’h;‘,.iS b“S1§f,s,f,,,',“ /uso on some any dt the horn- or 12.30 ifoloolr P M on the lr

s ow n ue. e src - - -

e Zgiugliixt 1‘;;;';°“5We"“ble‘ It is the ous busmessghouses in wh|¢h every- Number 169 Water Street his dwelling house, (containing seven room!

' when Kaur. Eugen wakes in the one in the sales department is re- k"°h°“) “ml W°fk5h0P» Kllfllze and llrre Lot.

morning there is King Boi at the quired t° spwk English °r anmhcr For further rtlcula i

Of f | Pl rs app y to

i f t f hi h U B t in th _ ore gn tongue, while waiters in

an even ng paper' which carried 5 Biggs ‘gmt ssarggsglm 1;‘at.mhe°;)l;5( hotels and restaurants are cultivat-, 'I' A' M°D0NAl'D’ Am"

B Any astronémcr can sue “Tor mm; ing more than ever the habit of or MacKlNNON Jr McNElLL, Solicitors.

S sem If it were the earth doing the ';‘1‘;;§”b‘;‘¥be°\ff°I"‘°fS 1" Wh” they I

eyes meg asking me mute question. move. the house, Mr. Edgell, and all 9 " °W“ l““3"“3°S~ . "- '_-_'

_ A F _ _ _ I I l L

"what orchestra was tt’ then' that his mughboursv he sum would huve Y _ _iench critic of this slate of 6792 7 31 ttsmtwt7l.

"I believe," said Herbert stiff]

y_ the world is a roundabout.

how to conduct my married life "

‘ GOING DATES AUGUST 9th AND 26th "A little :ood advice never lives

any harm," remarked Dorothy

SPECIAL will leave CHABLOITETOWN .lt 9.00 P. M. AUGUST 9th uheq-fu||y, quite “nu-np|»e35¢d_

TRAIN .llld run thfwlllh U0 WINNIPEG Wlthbit Cllllllt. At thu moment siddmm knoc

, ked

and entered the room

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"thu, I scarcely need you to mn me "The earth is not globular, nor is

it rotating." If so the people in New Zealand would be upside down for hours.

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AVONLEA. Eleven members and

eight visitors met at the home of Mrs. Bsrthon Williams. Eleven members and eight visitors were present. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. II. A. McKen-

whirled round 180 millions of miles . Y " 1' " r'

Of course, if the earth were spin-

ning round, Mr. Edgell's house would be frlsklng at all sorts of tilts

and angles. But

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ed about to speak. was answered by "Dont's for the __ ,_ _

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spirit level and plumb mle were us-| Y _ . ` '-"-

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From Saint John and C. P. R. Stations in N ew.Brunswick

August 9 and 27

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I-Ie is not quite clear about how the

distance is calculated, but these

scientific jugglers with the universe S e

were never particular to at million , V

miles or so.