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Arte. Science. Commerce. Music. Pharmacy. Fisheries. Engineering. Household science. Education. Law, Medicine, Dentistry. VALUABLE SCHOLARSHIPS: Nine of Value $300 to gslou. awarded on results oi matricula- tlon examinations, September 23rd-26th, . i930. Many more equally valuable scholarships and prizes awarded at cud of each year o! course. Stillman‘ HALL:

The residence for women. ac- commodates one hundred stud- erits. Registration for Ari-i M"! Science students: September 22nd for new student. from l-lnh- iax and Dartmouth. September 23rd for other new students; Sep- tember 24th to 27th ll2 o'clock noon» Ior other than new stud- ents. _ Registration for Law". JIPdlCQl 3nd ilt-ntal students: Sop: 'liil)L‘l 9th and 10th. FOR rcu. ixroinuriox Apply m person or by letter tn

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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

S2750 Yew Gardner Ell-flit. five i1?"- ‘ lfififi. and ‘,

sender Sedan. first rerics o!

Also a seven passenger

Brougham of some makc. Would consider as

rrglstcrci "tallian.

F. G. BAKER. 2‘; Black Street.

I-Iallfav, N. S.

TZ@TS..'T§§TY .. 4.3“.- ' lil-6l.

FOR SALE

Tenders will be rcccuved by the un- pupchase of the.

derstgned for the

pzirt payment. registered Fcncs, matclictl teams or

Curling Rink property, on the south

side of Grafton Strcct. until the lit clay of August next: pfiiiwill? 6010-‘ .i:i;'i .

‘@1595 1n: 16.’. lcct by "It tct". building l65 icet b1.‘ 65 fuel. D. A. ltiacKinnon,

President Charlottetown Cllfllligl 3111b, 5523-7-2i-mtvft-Aug _ Furness

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Send all infnnnatlon regarding in- Act to the

fractions of Prohibition lbove Ur 1'0 Chic! Inspector B; J. Haywood ‘l5 Dorchcster Street,

w. H. AlTKEON c0.

importers oi lllilll grade

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The Nova Scotian, with 170 ' guest ‘rooms, is conveniem Io railway and steamship traffic and to all favored Nova Scotia resorts . . , the ideal headquarters for n Maritime Province tour or vacation.

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"Here's a story of a great Invent- or. You can't be a successful one without a thorough knowledge of the lawn of physics."

k “You're wrong there. ‘knows no law and is mother of invctitiori."

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"My husband has l very even disposition." "Mine, too. He‘u nlrxryz cranky."

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McLURE Ea’ MacKlNNON, SILVER ELVXES AND FURS Representing

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Cameron Block. Charlottetown. l‘.l5.l.

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She: l understand that she hn I great deal of money. but she never has any attention from the men."

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“It might retard hi5 promotion.“

, snicl Jane oracularly, “Less has done ‘it. I tcli you “that, Poppy; I'll stop , l if you like. and give you a hand. Thel stove ls drawing beautifully, and we‘ could easily have everything ready . by one o'clock. I'd disappear after it's _ ready‘ she adrlcd hand-somclyq "Don't. ‘think i want to butt in." l I

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Ptlfpy looked rather ashamed. "Oh, that would be simply ripping.‘ i of you. and as for disappearing, you'd ‘help to eat your own limch siirely.| Why. 2f mxirse you must! I Ishaivt let l , you stop under any other conditions." 1 l "All right. 1'11 just pop over to the Ihut with the keys and explain. It’ =i.sn’t a busy morning. anyway, The: lboyg don't begin to come in till ai- l ter two. and I could be back by then. 1 The oven will just be ready for thel meat then So I'll go and tune up‘ Arnminta; she'll take me quicker , t than i can walk."

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kitchen. on the table whereof Poppy ihad left the mutton on a dish. The {dish was empty now, and only a {small yool of blood in the well indi- , In the last two Parliaments the Hon. John A. MacDonald was known lat Ottawa as “The member for Prince Edward Island." What this implied

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JION. JOHN A. MncDONALD. CONSERVATIVE CAHIHIIIKI“;

l nil KINGS

‘ sated where it, had reposed.

. "Mercy!" cried Poppy. "What's lwns that his was the only personality from the Province that impressed lt- ' gypcned to iii.- mutton? This 1101159 ‘sell upon the House. He is held in the highest. esteem and greatly respected l; hcwitclicd." lon both sides of the House. It was no surprise in Ottawa when Mr. Meigh-

Jfliie lfiflkfld round iylnnknq ‘on included Mr. MacDonald in his Government, as he wins one o! the out-

Hm-e ympsure you 1e“ 1; there?" she ititiidilig- nien from the Maritime Provinces then at Ottawa. Mr. MacDon- flsked poppy smell-Q“; having no “ma; laid. never-the-less. is of a retiring disposition. He is not a self-advertiser, opinion o; hm. pougin-s “for; 50mm land prefers to pursue his even terms, working for his constituency, prov-

..Wh_,.v y,“ n, just [imshed scum: im-c and county, steadily, regularly and unosteiitatiouisly. He has been in H down “qm, I hoard AYammhL I \ iLtics since the days of his youth, and was one of the stalwarts that ‘I vould b“ my bobmm dollar m“ nprescnted King's County in the Provincial arena along with such pol- thier and brigand’ Wotan’ has bagged ‘lLlCfll giants as the Hon. J. A. Mathieson and the Hon. John MacLean. m and is now worrying it peace_ ‘lie has been in opposition and in the governmenhin both the local legis- mny m the Popping. whore he has adature and in the Domnion House. In business he is a merchant at; Cardi- mn I rphjcvcd Om of In“ be“ Sumo Wan, known wcll and widely locally and wherever farm produce is in-de- shoes fmmwi one day Mu gnawed Lmand. His word is as good as his bond, he being known in local politics to Emu." as "John A, the promise keeper."

POPPY latiglied hysterically, and “on Jane smuéd Erinlly‘ lhow would you kiiotv the riSlit one? and frknds in various ‘Lllftgllfl ltrxiihing maltlcr. illilP-‘S W" You might catch hlcLliti-eltih, very lUilllfid States. C: 3 011C!‘ v _ . .1 .... lull? J: Zlifcifybi .. ..l

. rst select your bird! murmuiel,

prised H slatterys An" retllms lilljdtine, "Come on, Poppy, and let us ' say she couldirt find thc pin/m‘ m» couldn't deliver the iricsszige, That‘,- the kind of idiot she ls, Stop laugh-

parts of the

Mr. Orrin Wallace of Elmsdale has ently been engaged as a salesman ‘not to warty [p5 “[19,. 910.1...’ and “mi h the firm of M. Kennedy 6a C0.. was the him is m the on,“ by [went :O'Lcn1~_v_ Pr-gtiotis t0 accelitifl this ‘me ‘von-t be ready» |pisition Mr. Wallace was employ-rd 1H8. POPPY! We've got to do sometln, uohphy I can.‘ some and butcher lby hi5 uncle, Mr. A. L. Rennie, gene- mg ‘or Jim's sake", la helples hen to make a general‘;

‘Let's m" “P ‘he “W59. "mi Tllpuueh," said Poppy, shrinking battle

fitetitflrilielliltro tfhl h"; “ml You. Thcykil “tvell, you so and bruit: cvsiiitliliii FitilltlliLeis/lpsw- “Diff-l unlitlraregncflro: O Oklklng for me thou“, X00 (‘Rn find out of the larder, Haw; l " i‘ . v ieiidmg his vnw" l “on with his

"P0 1}‘. you're ~f " . . 1m “ l‘ p“ e" Chndl A .\ou rimming to make hors dbeuvrc-s

,married women can't behave like 0m of," }ll‘l<'il.l 'I‘hinizs are erected of you. Jim .\votil<i be very nngr " "I-lc can be," said ppm“.

,riicther,-1Vi.rs. Alice ilicltey, Dunblanc. Miss Laura Fix of Boston. Mass. _ 4 llTIlIYIIClZl to lict‘ fcrmct: home in ‘And haflbbollcd eggs and i‘ lomfllo Hulibiirtor- Lit 7 cii Saturday and

and some green stuff. Find p.11 that W.“ . 1h 1 H v_ .. _ p. _ _ ~ -\, spend several weeks in this vic- e m“ “or mo’ m” added “m1 d ‘and, well do it well." taid Jane. en-l.~.11yv_

jgsucidcn lsnfip in i161- voice‘ mfht! forhltering mm the spirit of the thin: L31: ttqxtgatqllijsldwolwef ‘l? PQPPY Wfilflicd her capable figure llilss Edna Gi. “sh. Dunblaire, is . . r ie any lltiCi.‘ arch y 5.1 -.1 ,_ - _. . a ‘the onli’ thing to be done. I can golnng ‘d-iyhout, guessed ti‘; tgecigtjl 2mm: gflgiflvci of ‘and hide 1n Wotans lair tin the could“... h... hm...“ . | ___________ ,’~‘;“'°"-"_t_ 1 _ Aftm- “b0... m, “gnu... Jane Y“... NEIL MACDOUGALL aiie 1iiictl im- Coir-in Jim Willi all flushed with her i'll’(‘i I h I “—‘ _ _ _ . y - . n ul arrangwl. — her ynightuvgl, mimmpd ma; 11 Qrelfrmge dmarrangedv arrived back Jot‘ Katherine Cavonatigh. beloved wife ,wa.s a weird charm find lascinationl 1m m 1 p . ' cf Neil lnlaoui it all. thisfiiitltegefdnljfgfig; buzngzitii-Mass. passed away in the Mass- 1 Hhe planted her feet firmly cm gm lmamed about but Capable of nob; acliusetts General Hospital on June ,liricks of the kilCltcn floor notv 5441c! 15th. 1930. Slit: was _ _ - . ‘U593. l ‘lTmliilSTPlit, of slatteiivs Ann's slolipvl "Your Wotan didn't go ie fa Ireland‘ am “lag 48 wars oil-age at i ' . ' Ty r the time of her death. She is llh it, I found iiim Just starting un-l

l "Sardines." answered Poppy, £311. ‘ llilii back on her olic only standby. ‘ calnilynl

MRS.

‘handling of a floorclotli, and looked l“. ln PUPPYS flushed b t d l" ‘ . no ivai‘ (ilstrcsscd faucc, e mm and m d" a can‘ m m? sl-‘Pd- Nasty brute." "Look lcre. P. ‘v. - - . l - . _ i "tint do you oi do 3011,11,,“ n mm. the hack mm a spud"-

not. want m.» m W... and save m . _ r v _ lbmthcr ‘smlanon?’ c While he was recmcrmg from that iluesldrs a. lonely husband there are

l “Hova can it be saved. dear June; l Ilcl-liievlsd lhe Joint-.l., . no“ two children’ Ruth’ and Bruce’ ' 1 s ‘ml’ m“ li- said Pomw defi- lsiill oi tender years. they feel keenly

lTlIPYO isn't "llliililfll to savp “m. it 1' . ‘ - - “ r ' - Milli’. “It lo k. t. .- l . “Th0” are {Owls “Inn-ting “hum m o s co awful for uoid. thc dclmriiire nnrl loss

she back yard Wli to?"

“Archer. I should sot; en's for H5‘ 1

Cambridge. Marla

o do they belong of flour, and it'll be as right as a ti-plKatherlne was much beloved by all lvet." said Jane cheerfully, "GO andmiio know her. Along with her

cxpmt lav ‘gct mo an “mom poppy‘ and we.“ ihushnnd and little children she bod {cxudpd in ‘hp ‘mm numlpa,‘ a p ‘iiltstart, and I bPt. you aiivthifll! by axesided for a time at Bo-xghaw in this "s that Th v ’ H “N ~ ‘quarter past one ivefil hove quit, an ; province. During that time the eld-

_ ‘ a‘ 3°“ Pal? asked appetising 11111111," est child Lllinn passed away. It. was

J7me» "Mimi an interesting item for

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i‘ ° deduct thrill of excitement was over, repflirgd I

to the larder and began to marshal left for hcr resources. They were of a very Tami“ klnd- lialiilalli’. for she had "0! Vet envolved anv svste f - mk p _ ‘ _ ---- m0 1100:8- s cd nrm’ lntcrcstedly. keeping. and mpy were always Out of.

"Wtll. bPC-ause if vou wont a lun h " _ < > i? . : Something. To-d 1g v _- 1 and not. a lillSCO. 1'11 L... om and km} av was salad oil,

m" mid llet it ready." i "BY one o'clockl But fowl; have wt lbe hung‘ ‘mm films for event read . ilt in Mrs, Beeton. Unhung they are |not lit to be eaten and "nflpe m“ [would certninlv one} 111m hi; i _*—' - - - I i promo- Mnn‘ though I dmrt think h is , Mrs S. H. Sabine and her daugh. pectin; any from Lflnmck zamsi icr. Miss Eva recently left for a trip "Hung two or three days or cate ‘h N. B“ when they ‘fluid to spend at OM93. confirm,’ Jane gm of hilfnotvoral weeks as the ituest of the supeflgr knnwlodg‘, ‘ ' follimlclrs rlauggter. Mrs. Fred Fraser .. I ' an er 501:. e0. yoifdoul: louhklll a poor fowl after _____ c used _ 9r about a bit? And Miss Mary McPherson of Montreal recently returned to the Island and w is spending a holiday at. the home of f her father, Mr. John A. McPherson. Dunblane. ~

i? from m“ majml-i 1'81‘ Rod find out ‘

Just how much ihflre “.35

Pniilll’ to play alt/tut with, "Why do you ask about the fowls?"

liiy a deep religious sentiment and

fialth and t-stimony. After ‘return to Massachusetts Mrs. Mac.

health until within the inst year

(To he Continued)

wishes were carried out.

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do by ‘Blur-ray t. .1‘ ¢ , phi-n.‘

—ALBXANDBR Murray-

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halclgazglglflsofiglmlighéllxitd‘ Miss Clara Wilkinson has returned vraislind overnight" c 1*. 5mm to her home in Spnngfrld West‘

§§ 'fi$ after an extended visit with relatives

Bzzmmerside

‘A very large number of people gath-

lral merchant of Elnisdale. .

MacDougall of Weymouth‘ a native oft

survived by three sisters, Margaret of ‘,

,he showed his iccth at me mid I a ' ‘ of Weymouth’ ‘Women’ Institute ' B’ ‘i? Mass, a" d-Aiiiio in Ireland. also one ‘ s ‘ ‘

Michael of Newton Mass.

, within their , A “'13P W519i. u clean cloth, a dash llmme of a beloved wif~ and mo‘her.

Poppy, not, much jngerested now the I B 499D W181 for them all. and the lmnfher was strongly wrought upon

l greatly comforted by her dear child's their .

lnvllllali had enjoyed fairly good.

Towards the last she seemed to have l a prcscntlme t. tlint the cnri was near

and dcslrcd that her body should be, brought to this provlngg 5nd 1n. tcrred beside that of her little girl in l Argyle Shore Cemetery. In this herl Her hus- 1

l R. T. Holman Ltd.

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Sure tliey’re cooling! Kelloggg“.

’ ' Corn Flakes are extra easy tog"

digest. They furnish energy

without “heating” the body."

“ Help you keep cool and fit. Eat ~'

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And see liow much better you feel!

Mo?” CORN FLAKESI

YOU'LL IlKe Kelloggb Corn Flakes i’ or lunch and supper as well as breakfast. Extra delicious served with fruits or honey. '

Ideal for the kiddies’ evening meal —-wiih fresh milk or cream. Always oven-fresh in the red-and-green yiaclmge with the inner sealed waxtite wrapper.

More than 12,000,000 daily prefer Kellogghi Corn Flakes. Sold by all grocers. Served hy hotels, restaurants -— on diners. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario.

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band accompanied the remains to the A home of his brother John- A. Mac- Dougeli Argyle Shore. where the funeral services were held on June 10th. and were conducted by Rev. _ - Eaten MacDougall oi’ Charlottetown.l

ei-ed to pay a last tribute of respect to l one who had endeared herself -t.o‘ many, and to extend their sympathy: to Mr. MacDougall and family in‘ tivir great loss. '

LETTER O! SYMPATHY

To Mr. and Mrs. John McInnis and family. .

Dear Friends:-'We the members of the Oyster Bed Bridge Women's Institute wish to convey to you our deeprst. sympathy in this hour of vour great. bereavement, in which none but those who passed through the same experience can really sympathize with you in the loss of ~~—~—-—— your brloved daughter Edna. l,

Words seem lnadlquate at such a‘

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sorrow. And how sweet to know that the l loved one has only gone on to her l Heavcnly home. where pain and suffering cannot enter and where ‘some day we shall all meet again. ‘ And now dear friends we would, |commend you to him who has bidderi l, lus cast all our care upon him. and lstrive to live to please. Him. who has lgiven Himself for us. ‘ Again assuring you of our sincere sympathy. Signed on behalf of the

Cash Prizes for Field of Oats, Wheat, Barley and Certifie Seed Potatoes

There will be competitions in the three Counties ivhveflr there are five or more entries each for WHEAT, BARLEl OATS, and for Potatoes gioirrn from certified Seed.

The number of prizes in each County will be proportion ate with the number of entries. Prizes will be paid acc ~ ing to the combined score of the Standing Field and

MRS‘ G‘ A" HORNE Threslied Grain. <

‘ Mas. HEDLEY HORNE RULES AND REGULATIONS

Minnrd’: Llnlmont for nil itruinl. _ _ I A field of oats shall consist of at least five 3CI‘€S§»~

-* “"' “w” “i "‘ 1. Wheat and Barley three acres; of Certified Seed ' tam“ foul- acres. s P I N N I N G 2. An entry fee of $1.00 shall be charged for the first. an fifty cents for each additional entry of grain. and $1- A" D w I N G for each entry of Potatoes. - ' - 8. The entry fee shall accompany the application. I Send me your WWI w be spun um 4. Entries should be made to the Department of Ayfivill '.'l§.°,.‘.’,“£‘.°..“.§“§.°‘§,'.§.'.'. ure not later than August 4th, 1930. _ p" paundantlndweflfiglgedo uiiinnirti 5. The fleld must be seeded with (a) registered BM“

Spinnin $2.25. Blankets are (white only) and all wool 72 x 90 IIICIIQI unwashed wool must he washed clean and ail bun and dirt. picked out. fiend by mall or freight. Freight will be paid on shipment: of 100 lbs. Put. ship- l pen name on nli parcels and owners name, address and instruction: inside, otherwise l will not be responsible for losses. The also o! single yarn ll medium and doubled yarn. tine. med- ium and eon-Io.