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i" i l ililili i / i/i/ill/ She rests while ' Sunlight works

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In the Canadian‘ Paciﬁc Rockies-

Walk or ride on mountain trails. climb observation peaks, motor or golf ‘then- dine and dance through» the afterglow oi a radiant mountain sunset.

Banff and Lake Louise are links lrtfh! nine Alpine Resorts with Hotel. Chalet or Bungalow Camp at central points through the 500 miles ol‘ uninterrupted Aips- ﬁfty Switzerlands in one-to Victoria. B. C. No other vacation land ‘like this and — all so easy to reach.-

Canadian , Pacific Rly.~ N. R. DESHRIBAY District Psiissni

er Alent. St. John, N. B.

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'lion lo thc boilrtioms, which

"a was '0HARLo1"Ii'ii:rowN'

The Wt! Flower

A QUEER LETTER Chapter 104

in spits of Pan's good resoiu lions about not wanting a

far as to say in hut‘ litHfli-——\VilnllllK to change hrrsclf “weakening days or so.

In of the hoiiroonist. lilcnl was so of il was stitdio. ‘This room lhi- usual manner oi‘ artist's flats. ll ‘was vcrv large with a ere-iii studio window to the North and two low ones at i-niliiizh Io swallow tip the easel iillll model stand. tiie strand piano and ‘divans. itnd so ‘arranged that niany poopie could ilancc when furniture was pushed back to the walls. I

ii‘ho long hall that ran up to ll iiii'r~ii so ii ‘Wily; possible, by shut l.lll_', iliioi-s_ lo close of fthe room (mm 1|“. r951 of the flat. an ideal ill'i‘i'lll[.{(‘l1l(‘nl for lllilliﬁlllFbPil work. It opened onto the hall and il.i= dining room. to reach which illli‘ croscil tho foot of the stair. way 'l'hc ‘lining room “'11s lllﬂ. hill hail’ the height of ‘the alllillv. 11ml with i-‘s tailcstrics and olil oak. i’.in thought it perfect. Pantry kitchen and servants‘ room com» the floor.

llul up tho short stairs was a liftlc room or ritlliel" balcolil’ ]lfl.~' i-ssiiii: il own llflﬁllf window. liiit opening lo the Sllllliﬂ- AH P?!" \\':inli,~il a separate little liviul: room and did not unlit in bother (lciii-izo ill uork she had scnl homo one diy two lllll-ZP curtains of groldcn coin,» brocade, wliicii liiii-"il wcll with fhi- itch hrnwnr. (if 1],.» s-liiilio, ‘.\‘lll"ll were added lo ll‘3i'llll‘ll soimii and which, when hum: at lhc balcony ‘made it a rcally soparaltv room.

“l lolil you so." siiil flcorge. who hail plinphi-situl chum-KER- l’.in oxpltiiuod hcr rtW-“Ollﬂ- “Iti-liirp you (would hour every iliiizt: from ollicr rooms irlilch is lriii l-ir you when you wtirlt and bail for your sitters. it “'11s illl right ihcforc. You hadn't. a Wifﬂ and iiiioplcil child about lo make a l.ii of niiisc.“

“llr*.siIlt'4~‘." iinii George laughed Ill ihis fcminine reason. “l bought this mail-rial for half price lroui soini- pr-opio Gloria deals with. It was tho. rnii of a pi/aci! and lhen i hail il made up ihrouizh her ‘ii-in. so she'll pct a commission up il." Alli-.- ihai. she irave ho:- alien.- al- Wit)"; worrii-il her. ficurize had iiono his with a simplicity

wife. she in

ynllllt; ills aunt, though

il id liorsclf vt-ry well

[lint

l i

lihim the played .:iiiil cnils and Frankii- hail it nottx- . . '. , mrmnhotisit ill ihls afternoons pivurzim.

‘luri-

violin-s. hiil nothing

fill ~ about hor surroundings. llhl wooden hirll. plain as shc could

r-lrziighi chairs. a stingy lllll'|'(ll', orr», armchair by ll and shelves for hor

Tlltlill was lillril

fem- A

handsome

sizcd tn hlo hnoks~ the w-ilh midr-

lliiii spi-nl iiay< ainnnt: stores, sc-diini: inspiration

iillll combining an ldPa lit-rc with

new home. nor even-as she went so first enthus- any- thing iii the apartment, she found after a ten

l"ll‘.\‘l of all, there was the mat~ The apait zirrangcd that moat was lhc llt‘l‘-‘,lil of the two floors, after

tho side. big

> lhal| .n:;i\' have llt't'fl Spartan, hut that‘ »llilllil‘fl harr- lo his

l born

an.

lush for them. Everything

to me the cheapest thing be fofyou to make them but

lect rag stripes enough Suppose you've got new in your house." Pan smiled a little at this, menilbering properly aged furniture and

lo from t‘.'ike old.

$10 apiece, but l told them

an nrlist you probalbly afford that much. so l

hadn't zivcn You a prcscnt you were our niece. we'd‘ one of these.

"l don't suppose able to zifloril going

and give you

you'll away nex-t

house, so we thought you could both come lterc, lo thc farm. would he a change for you any- way/and you can work a5 you did, so you needn't pay board and probably (George couiii make him- st-ll‘ useful too »we always new] extra hands. Glailvs says he can point the barn as he's a painter, l told her he wasn't that sort. but she said sht- supposed he could do i-lain painting fIfl_V'W&<l)'——"

Pan in ilisgiisl, suddenly threw tho note into the firs.

Tomorrow -- Gloria's Return

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SOUSA TO PLAY COMPOSITION iOF MONTREAL ORGANIST.

"Canadian Rhapsody" by Prof. B. F. Polrier, of Nolre Dame, in Band's Program.

(Montrriti Flxchaiigii.)

inous band will have an tldfl9tl lo< cal zillraction this season. They arc lo play the composition ol‘ a Monlreal zirtisl. Prof. B. F. Polricr. organist o|‘- Canada's largest church Nolrc Danie. It is called "Rhap- sodic d’Airs Canadians." one ol‘ llll".’\5 new compositions by Mr. l'oirici' that The Herald was able lo rovlew tnosl. favorably’ some wccks ziizo. Of the "ltaapsorlie" llii- musical editor said: "ll is a most brilliant arrangement of some of tfainailaﬂs most beautiful airs; in fact quite the most satisfying and schoiiiriy picce l have hoard from ‘the pen of a Canadian composer. Ont» may predict a success for this composition. ll ihul needs to be hoard to bc accepted."

The prediction proved to be well founded. The Otto lligcl (Jompany iol‘ 'l‘oronlo, have aecepliril ll as |"'I‘ht~ Canadian Rhapsody" and .placcd it among their music rolls lfor the piano-la.

Commanilei‘ Sousa also accepted ltho same for his programs. He ‘said: "l have looked over the piano licopy oi‘ the cxct-llcnl "Canadian lthapsody” this season in Montreal rand at Willow Grove. l have in- tchidcil il three limes on my pro-

m“, ;griiins during our stay in Montreal.‘

innd for a combinitlltin of seventy linslruinciils i imagine it should iilrovc very cffticllve."

i Prof. Poirici"s composition will for llit‘ first lime liy

Mr. Polrler is a l’l'l‘it‘lllfllr.'\('..‘lfllttll in l’. ii]. i. liis ainceslnrs

. , wer 110i" l >1 Zlllflllltl‘ iiicii lhcrc. a hint from a' i‘ m u‘ he Amman“ (‘Mild

iniiyz: isoinnﬂhini: lillllqvsllﬂill

"iv ll pallcrn oi‘ a ch‘nt7.~ fllt‘!l|

liolillv sit-cpl out inc liil and pull

in llll‘ dark iiiiihosziiiy‘ and riiiziinil

croloiincs shi- lovcil so, f‘I'll‘Vl‘.i‘l|l

iiihii-s, ii iii-sh with low

linos, and lho ini-vlhiiiliil

illllt! “sctrel" drawer "lip

ihii-s in liolii olil silver can.

illc.=licks~:iiiil finally i all sho

liii-lci-il was the oval braided ruizs

(ha! she foil. necessary to r0ni~ pit-lo lho rooms.

"Qnuliilnoss" one pwid- well for in llio city. Such ruizs worr- pricr-d so high she refused lo purchase.

“Al home. they still make lhoin

7i helped Aunt Maude oflcn irlion l was a child." she lolii her husband. "l think I'll ‘write there

from this country by lhc British in ihc exigencies of lhc limos in i755. llic deportation ol‘ whom irom Grand Pro in Nova Scolia. was liio tacmc ol‘ Loni-rfciiowﬁs poetic mas- torpiccti, "ldVéilllltlllfifl." The immc. iliato forclztllicrs of l\ir. Poirior, were zimont: lhosc who returned iii al“--i' years. worn wcicomotl and

igiven now grants of‘ land whcninc

clouds had rollod by and lhcy have born a race who have preserved lhc old ideals and the quaint lang- uage of France in the days of Le (Jrantio Monarch.

Coming to Montreal some years ago, with artistic training and lame, l\ir. Poirier has steadily come lo lhe front as a musician until he now occupies that oi organist in our

as Gladys says, it ‘takes years to col‘-

aud l‘ overylthingi

re-' her long hunts for the training she hail had from Gloria make her distinguish real old, "Anyway, they would have been they were for you and as you'd married couldn't

got $5 off. And -i.hen we decided that. as we

be Summer as you're furnishing your

The arrival oi‘ Sousa and his fa-l

lln the Surrogate and Probate Courl.

the letter said. "You'll have to_‘pnyi. has ;.

gone up so since I bought Beenial

‘would’ ‘

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Studios. Address

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are sold _only our Studios.

They are sold only in boxes bearing the Laura Secordname.

W e never risk the good name of Laura Secord by giving ﬂﬂiY other shops the right to sell Laura Secord Candies.

In order to insure our friends always obtaining the wholesome goodness and purity of Laura Secord _ A consider it a favor if ourfriends would notify us of an attempt

to sell/them any other candies on the pretense of t eir being i genuine Laura Secords..

You may obtain these delicious candies, securely pﬂckedi b)’ mil“ f" “P regular price of 60 cents a pound, plus the parcel post rate {r0111 Olll‘

‘l' "'

Dear F rzlends:

i We wish to remind our friends that Laura Second Cﬂffldiﬁﬂ in Laura Secord ‘Shops or bY ma!‘ direct mm

Parcel post rates to P.,E.l., including Registration: 1 pound .25; 2 pounds .32; 3 P011048 39; 4 Pﬂilﬂds A5?

DOMINION OF CANADA, PROVINCE OF

PRlNCE EDWARD ISLAND

13th Georgia. A-D. 1922‘-

ln Re Estate of Angus CamlYbPll~ laie oi‘ Wood Islands in Qtweffh‘ County, in ihe said Province, do‘ (‘t'£ill9d, tostate.

Dy the lion fiibli! A. BANNER’ 7\l.'\N WARE ‘RTON. Surrogate Judge oi‘ Probate, Ric. Ric. _

To the Sheriff oi‘ the County oi QUEEN'S County or any Cilnslilble or literate person within said County.

GREETING:

wnnams upon reading the petition on ﬁle 0t 'Danlel Alli!!! Campbell of; Whlm Road. in Kins?! (lount-y. in the said Province, farm- er. the Administrator. with tho will annexed. of the above-named es-

led in Charlottetown, once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from tho date t.ial. a true copy hereof be forth- wllh posted in the following puhiii- lplaces rcspccliveiy, namely, in the loltetown tiforesald. at or ncar Al- exander J. ’l'aylor's shop at Wooii lislands ' aforosaiil. oi‘ t-ho School llouse lit Belle Iliver. in Queen's that all persons interested in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof‘.

hereof. iiiiii

and in front

County, aforesaid, so

Given under my hand anil seal of the said Court, this Twenty-ﬁlth day ol‘ July. Al). 1922. and in the 'l‘hlrlcciilh year ol‘ ills Majesty's reign.

tSgd.) A. B. WARBURTON, Surrogate and Judge v of Probate.

CA8 oi as

Candies,

Sold Only in OurVOtanShOP-‘l. .. A Alan.

we would

your orders to Laura Secord Studios, 507 Viger Avenue, Montreal. '

5 pounds .60.

CANDY

FOR SALE

The tinilersigned offers for sale his farm containing on;- hundred acres fronting on tho Hilisiiorough Rive,- Glgfllyl-IVB acres ciear which ls in high state of cultivation the balance covered with hard and soft wood. abundance of sea manure. Within half mile of oyster mild. This farm can be iioiiizhi with or without’crop good dwelling house and out buildings is convenient to churches, school and Dunslaffiizige Creamery also tcle phone connections. particulars apply to

ALBERT BUSWALL French Fort. P. E. I.

For further.

NOTICE

IS. S. "Gaspcsia" ncitl. from Montreal, Aug. 1st; from QIIB hcc. 2nd. Order your goods by this steamer and obtain lowest i105- slbie rates.

BRUCE STEWART AND 00.. LTD Agents. G80-29-2i.

AUCTION SALE~

0n the 1000i Aug. 1022 a 1 p. m.

will be sold at auction on parochial,

farm, about 12 acres 0t’ standing grain, also stock. farming imple- ments. musical instruments, car~ printer's tools and various articles. For particulars see hand biils._ FATHER CHAJISSON h ltustlco.

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sailln; '

biggest church. where his work JH/S been recognized as of the highest order. '

Auction Sale Estate George Coombs

and ask Aunt Miiiido in soil llli.‘ soinie, or pet some for mo. in tho village." l i

25o she wrolo’ silo hari written from lionilon. simply iinnoiiiiclng ‘nor lnlunileil marriage and milling . iiriiotitiallyr no dolaiis, beyond a hricl description ol‘ whztt Goorgo looked like ziiiii what his profess. ion ivas. ll wa, in (ills way that HHP. picked up her almost broken connection with her family. For Aunit Maude answered n5 voluihly as she talked.

"i Roi three rugs the size you wanted, though one has to lbf! iilllltXl to to make it large enough."

lDwclling house and lot on Water Street in the city for sale on Tucs- day. August 8th, at 12 O'clock noon. good order. Terms at saio. B. CARTER AND SON. AlltJllOllt-lﬂla. lMat-Kinnon and MoNeill, 90 Grout George Street. ‘ Solicitors.

l 10,000 Harvesters Wanted

p for Western Canada

'FARM Laborers Excursions

AuﬁuQt 4 and ‘IB

FARES FROM 3T. JOHN and other CJKR. Points in Now Brunswick.

$20.00 Going $25.00 Returning

.'l‘o WINNIPEG

Brunswick, Nova Swtla and from P. E. ‘Island’. add Local Second Class Fare t8’ Rates from St. John. V, l

FROM OHARLOTTETOWN

N. B. Delsbrlsay

District Passenger Agentf

Built substantially and inlrmt he passed and the Estate clos<

SPECIAL Excunsions From MON CTON Atlgaf and l8. ' Fare to. WIblNIPEG

Special train from Charlottetown 9.30 a.m. August 4th. Plus one-half cent pGﬂQIIHQ to points beyond. . SPECIAL TRAIN8 with finest equipment of Convertible Berth Colonist Cars. Restaurant Carl. Wm‘ "Plmlimﬂl" for meals and lunches at reasonable, prices. - For particulars of servlni“ ‘W.’ t° w. K. ROGERS, City "flaunt Agent x OI‘ 1- ‘ g t _ W. T. HUGGAN, Diﬂniot Passenger Agent.

tale. praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hero- hc required to cite all persons ln~ lteresteil in tho said Estate to he

A Canadian National

"754.- Mvfiuna/ Way" Across Canada.

THE SCENIC ROUTE

including Canadian Rockies. Jasper and Mountl Robson Parks. and the Pacific Coast via the Triangular Tour. the finest rail and ocean trip on the continent. '

ncoucco "rounisr FARES On sale to Sept. l5th. I922 Valid for return to Oct. 3Ist.,l . Choice of routes and stopdvei privilege.

and airpcar hciorc me at a Siirro- igate and Probate Court. to he held lln the Court House in Charlotte- I

Slap o“ ﬂl JASPER PARK LODGE Open to Sept. I5th Under Mlllllﬂllﬂﬂll of Canadian National Hotel Dept

town, in, Queen's County. in the said Province. on Tuesday the fifth day of September next. coming at iho hour ol‘ eleven o'clock fore rnoon 0t tae same day. to show cause. ll‘ any they can. why the Ac~ counts of the said Estate shoiiid

o], as prayed for in said petition iiiil on motion oi‘ James I). Stew- art, Esq.. Proctor l'or said Petition- crp And I do hereby order that a true copy hereof‘ be forthwith Illllr ilishcd‘ in some newspaper publlsh~

.\ I -. _ u‘ From Charlottetown "“°° 20c. I l Trains leavlna at l.“ a. n. and 1.16 p. as. f connect at ﬂar-ltvllla ﬁlth the "OCEAN IIIM‘1 i’ tan" .2 "MARITIME EXPRESS." ' ‘ (JONNECTIONQ ‘A’! MONTREAL with famous

"complainant, LHIITIGI)" ‘leaving Bonaven- ture Station tlnlly at 0.00 p. m. '

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includind Tourist and Standard Sleep"? Can. Coaches.

' ‘‘‘ "WW. $24’, CompartmentrObservstion-Llbraryan Dlnlrll Cars

It! Fares. Reservations. Iltei. Apply to- W. I; Iltﬂlliilltl- or W. '5‘. lIUGGAiVi our Ticket Agent District PIIIGIIII Ase-l .i-- . .

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