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"Most modern girls don't appre elste dry humor." O I O O O SHOCKING “Will you go to the show?" Said ths swain to his girl As he called o'er the ‘phone With his heart in a whirl. "i have nothing to wear," The maid sadly said: "Nevr mind." answered he, "We'ii go swimming lnsteadl".

"My. how he stumbles along when he talks!"

“Yes, seems to step on his own tongue." l

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Father: William, it has grown quite monotonous telling you you can't go outl

Boston Boy: Well, father, you might relieve the .. onotony etaueh incorrect repetition by expressing your willingness to let me depart. I assure you I can, even if l may not, go.

He: sf ml.

She: And made a at it, i'd say.

The girl I loved made a fool

permanent job

Canadian Government

Merchant Marine Limited,

FOB SALE BY TENDER. Sealed ten’

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Continued KITTY CRACKS THE WHIP

It wu a very disconsoiate B111 Daiy who went about his work the last night of the air show. He had m!“ no further sales, but that did not trouble him greatly-Ho was 80in! back to rlyinz when "i" "w" w“ Qvgr, anyway. Bill. he did W37“ t9 know what was gain! W “P?” "° ithe Falcon. Officials said they mid ireccived no definite orders about its i delivery and would get in touch with Boyd immediately on the closing of the show.

3m smog now by the sleek ship, looking at it fondly. Since Kath- erine Boyd's purchase of it the Falcon ms taken on berwnﬂilly- i" h" pictured her in the cockpit. W151! °t red-gold hair showinl and" h" helmet. In his unaslrmlivn i" m“ taken"her with him up above the clouds, swinging the Falcon in Ions- graceful curves, letting her Out l0 hei- full cruising speed, lsndlnz M‘ gently without Baler. He Sllhld- we“- ghng was just one o! hose thins-i»- Luck had deserted him alter the iopening night, when he had midi! ighe sale. Might as well 8d imme-

He turned to leave and Wis 9'1""! i0; the approach of a iiveried chauf- . feur.

"Mr, Duly?" the man inquired-

nun».

"i. have a messasc for you. $111"

The man handed Biii a white en- , veiope.

Bill looked at the heavy bond p81!!!‘ ‘curiously. His name appeared on the i outside in bold, broad characters. The ‘messenger turned away. _ j “Wait a minim," Bill told him. i“Isn't there an answer?"

"I believe not, sir. I wasn't will to wait for one." And he made I01‘ the stairway without any more worm.

B111 m; the envelope open.

“Dear Mr, Duly-Please deliver the Falcon to hangar No. 5 at the Air- ciub tomorrow morning at 10 0'01“!- Thsnk you.

"KATHERINE BOYD."

B111 swore under his breath and then grinned. _"W3il, of all the nerve! Gosh! Suppose 1 had some-

and we all jump. Huh!”

He told himself he wouldn't B0. but, even as thought formed itself he was hurrying toward the omce to make arrangements for the release of 1,1,, Falcon and its transportation to the Airciub.

"I'll be here at 8 o'clock for that ship, and, mind you, have everything ready," he told the manager. "We'll take her out in struck and I'll tune her up and see that she's O. K. all" we get there." '

The manager pronliseii and gave the necessary orders. Bill went home

Provinee of Prince Edward ‘Island

IN THE PROBATE COURT August 11th, A. D», I929

In Re Estate of Elisabeth Putman Harris in Queens ......County in said Province widow, deceased. Testste.

BY THE HONORABLE Harold Leonard Palmer.... Surrogate Judge of Probate, E42,, Eo.

To the sheriff of the County of._. . .

Wm b6 reached by Queens....County of any Constable

the undersigned as Agents for Lac °' Hutu‘ “m” “mun u“ Con“,

owners, at not St. James street, Mun- treai, until noon September lord, 1929,

for the purchase of the following steamers, tenders to be uased on ac- ceptance of tne respective vessels-in their tnen present condition and where located: the "CANADIAN COASTELt," _"CANADIAN SERVER" and "CANADIAN ROVER," at Vancouver, B. C., the "CANADIAN

"CANADIAN TRAPrEit" at Mon- treal. Any stores or bunker coal that may be on boad excluded. “CANADIAN BEAVER" Aacertalneu deadweight capacity 3,912 tons-Built 1919 “CANADIAN COASTEH" Ascertained deadwgght capacity _ 3,939 tools-Built i921 - "CANADIAN TlI-APPII" Ascertained deadweight capacity 5,054 tons-Built i020 “CANADIAN OBSIIVIB" Aaeertained deadwetght capacity 8.1M tons-Built i920 (‘CANADIAN IOVII” Aseariaiued iieadweight capacity

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‘Radars may be submitted forone 0f more of the ﬁve vessels. Tenders must be accompanied by ohaqirs res ﬁve per cent (3%) or thramqme or the-tender, cheque. to be rrrada p”. able to the order of ﬂls‘ ‘Qanadian Government Merchant Marine, Hm- itod, and accepted‘ by s. Canadian chartered bank. ﬂiehidhest or any tender not necessarily seospisd. Plans and speciﬁcations of steamers can be seen and particulars or de- livery ascertained on application to the Undsralahid. or Mr. B. 0.800187. st Vancouver.

for the BEAVER" at Hﬂliix N s. and the "m" Y" "'° u""t"°'° “m” '°'

Greeting:

WHEREAS upon reading the petiti- tion on file of Edward A. Harris of Mahone Bay in province of Nova Sootia, Clerk In Holy Orders, lia-

UB_ eeutor of the above named deceased.

praying that a citation may be issued purpose hereinafter set

gull-ed to cite ail persons interested in the said Estate to be aniluaililear before me at a Prvbaio Court to ‘he held in ~the Court House in Charlottetown, in Queens’ County, in the said Province on Wdenssday.... . tho...::; ‘tdthnuday of ‘September ....nert, oomill. at tha"hoar of Iieven o'elock....fers noon of the same day to show cause if any they eau why the aooounta of the still estate should not be passed aadJhe latsteoloaedaabflhil forinsalil petition and on motion of Norman W. lrowther, Isa. for said Petitioner. And l do ' hereby order that a teas cop! hereof bs

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thing else to do. She cracks the whip .

to sleep and lay awake wondering if Katherine would be there ,hoping she would, fearing she wouldn't. If lhe was there he would ark t time to be permitted to make m trial flight. And if she wasn't there he'd wait around and see what did hopper; to the Falcon.

At 9:80 the next morning 11c was supertending the unloading of the Falcon at the hangar. Several me. chanlcs stood by lo help, and by. 10 |the Diane as poised for flight, nose to the wind, taxi space, clear ahead Bill's fingers itched for the controls, but there was no sign o! Katherine, and ho did not dare do more without Permission. Then he saw her coming from the clubhouse; bright and fresh. dressed in green. swinging s heme; from one hand. dackson _Hastings.| 3d. “ﬁlled behind her, disapproval

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impatient for release. Katherine did not answer his smile. She was as im- personal as though Bill were a porter assisting her into a puiirnan car. They were running over the field nOW, gathering speed for the take- off. They were in the air. They were climbing. Below ithem the clubhouse and golf links slid intn s. neat pat- tern, dwindling in size as‘ the Falcon soared upward, B111 banked for a wide turn. - " "Like it?" he shouted back and without waiting for an answer head- ed the plane out over the sound. The speedometer crept up; the needle‘ quivering from eighty the 100, 110, 12o. at iso miles an hour am held her steady. ﬁe motioned to Kather-

"Couid we take lust a half-hour's

morning." '

flight?" That's all l have time for this

written plainly on his face.

"Good morning,"," Katherine spoke impersonaily- to the men standing about, including Bill in the general greeting.

"Morning, Miss Boyd," Bill said cheerfully. "Here she is, all ready to go?’

"How soon could we start for lust

a half hour's ﬂight? That's ail I have time for this Tmorning." she asked. A ' Bill's heart leaped. She did mean for him to tiy the Falcon then. "It will ‘take a little while to time her‘ up,” he said, “and if you don't mind I'd like to take oﬂ,» get a little alti- tude and make a landing alone be- fore I take you in thspiane," he told her.

"Why?"

“Well, she's new, you know, and she's been sitting there on the floor of the airshow, and Jiggied out here in a truck. I just want to make sure she's all Jake before I take you as a passenger."

"There's danger?" she asked.

“No, not real danger. I Just want to be sure, that's all. I'd hate to crash-you the first time up in your new ship."

"When ever you are ready I will go with you. It won't be necessary for you to experiment aioné, I'm quite‘ confident that everything is all right." There was a cool finality in her tone that settled any further argument. Bill sdmiredher spunk and climbed st once into the cockpit to start the engine and take a last look at his controls- He could not help hearing ‘ackson 3d say iii tem- peredi-y:

"Don't be a fool, Kitty. Let this teilow take the airplane up first. ‘There's no sense in risking your neck." - »

' THI.‘ miss nrorrr

Katherine made no reply. Instead she ‘lighted a cigarette ‘and turned her attention to what Bill was doing. ‘Jackson continued to scold st hal- until Bill iierpsd her “into tlis cockpit, grinning shim", for speech was inl- poasible ilrtha rosi- 6f the engines."

"pPiollic Lulic 1.2m

ine to look at the speed gauge and knew that shrhad risen to her feet to look over his shoulder.

After twenty minutes of cruising over the sound B111 asked, "Go back now?"

Katherine nodded her head and Bill dropped lower and‘ turned the Falcons nose toward the Airciub. Earth beneath them again, some black dots clustered near the match- box group of hangars, dots that grew in size and turned to faces, arms and legs as they coasted down for their landing. It was made with hardly a Jay. The propeller made slower and slower revolutions. Died. Bill helped the girl to the ground. EXcﬁiit for the heizhlened color in her cheeks she showed no signs of excitement or pleasure; nor did she make any attempt to thank him or express any comment on the ride. Bill might have been-a wooden post, a part of the plane.

"B1011 drain you see, Jsckso she said dryiy to her fiance, who hsd wilted for her. "I'm going to 19am to fiyit myself, I think." Sh; turned to'Bii1. "If you are free to ﬂcggpﬂ such a position I should like won. use you as pilot. 1r you will go o5 my fathersofiice at 120 Wail street‘ this afternoon he will settle such “m!!! l-l Blilfy and so on with you."

“I'll be there," nlu‘ told her pny. llhly elated at the opportunity.

But if helwlied for any display of enthusiasm on Katherine's part he "l! di-ililiiolntcd. She went toward ‘the clubhouse with‘ Jackson, and hardly slancod at Bill again. a, paw the P5113011 Ibttl d in hang"- NQ 5 lhd went bee; to the city to complete his arrangements (or m, 119W Position. ‘

Ha amused from his interview m1, ‘Katherine's rather in a rather puma lllte 0f mind. ‘The llllry wag og- oeiient. He couldn't quarrel with lhll- But his duties were encum- "lllﬂ- 8° "hr-as am could under- "imiiilr was a kind or iorified °Mm°i14l 3e was to be at a han-

Kstberiush orders. n; m. u, p”, rtlia Falcon in egndition, s” u, u. VII". Milli! amiso on. "Billy nary, lir _ vhlllﬂwr. mom attendant n. the hieon" he told iiimselr m; aoiulﬂistasts. ' ’

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Good-sired congregations attended worship at both morning and even- ing services in First Church. Mone- bon. Sunday. Rev. n. Hensley Stav- srt. MA. B.D., o! Hunter River, P12. island. oiiieistsd throughout the day. and deiivilred twdrtrong sermons on the Gospel.

In the morning. the Scripture bes- sonsfwerg read from Psalm ‘lib and Philippians a. Rev. Mr. Stsvert preached ‘a very inspiring sermonon the great needs of men and how they are supplied by a God of Power, W15". dom audLove. taking his text from Philippians 4:19. ' At the evening service, the lessons were found in Isaiah 81, 4-8. and St. Matthew 25:31, and Rev. Mr. Stavert delivered another soul-searching ser- mon from the text in St. Matthew. 25-46, "and these shall go away into everlasting punishment," in which he dealt with Our Lord's prophecy of the fate of those guilty of the most popular sin. that of “doing nothing," denouncedsostrongly by our Lord at every opportunity. It is becomingforus well to realise that the ignoring of a hand held out for help may be the pushing aside of the hand that was pierced for uson Calvary. He stated that the greatest thing this sin-curs- ed world is crying for today is sym- pathy and kindness.

Rev. Mr. Steven's searching ser-

oi the congregation. and ‘his minis- trations very much appreciated. '

were appropriate to the service, with hearty congregational singing. led by the choir,

The communion table was decorat- ed with beautiful pink gladioli and sweet peas, gifts from members of the congregation. ' '

zzMsny mothers have reasons to bless Mother Graves‘ Worm Exter- minator, because it has relieved the little ones oi.’ suﬂering and made them" healthy.

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