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quality of goods can't be beaten.

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A DANGEROUS IIVAL. ' to chase you all home,‘ because l have an engagement with In Cuiiem Ill “we're lesring right sway." ' Her tact. her poise. her charmingly

Doris‘ maid conducted Craig (‘all lam. whorl he presented hllnseif at three o'clock. lllrln-tiy into the chl-er- fui little drawing room. ‘~

Several men uud girls in s-nart sports attire were lounging on the china-covered couches and chairs. Soulc ‘one was playing softly on the piano in tho l-orncr.,i‘uilunl recognised selections from his own show.

Dorll. in a bewitl-hing. silvery l-Iuc tenguwu. roar- to greet him, umiiingly. Her fresh loveliness, rornlng to him allow each time he suw her, fairly took his breath awny. in l-ontrust to the other girls to whom she presented him, girls nrlrdc-np after the smart during fashion of modern society. sire seemedlike one of the fresh. fragrant flowers in the porcelain howl in the centre of the table. '

Doris‘ men guests were all of the lsnnlc typo. slim. porfcctiy turned out. with the earmarks of aristocracy and thl- arrogant ‘cynical mnunora of the socially arssnrr-li. 'l‘hl-y were nil young- or than (‘ralg (‘uilum, scarcely more ihnn college boys. hut the weary u-orldllness in their eyes. tho vyuil-nl liuos about thoir mouths. tho. loll-tail- itiIlfiitIWti unilor their chl-ek bout-s. mnlle him. with his whlrioslvulo, liis- tingulshod good looks. seem by rou- trnllt much their Junior.

Ono was older than the rest, a dark. full-blooded young man. with an air of prosperous acvomplishmont. He \vns tho Ilirk Jervis whosl- flIlWt‘i‘_\‘ iri- huto imd ronrplctod Doris’ l‘illtllillt'lilt‘ . ‘ , s iirst dny she iiilli‘ili‘ii with (‘rnig (‘ui- h 11 g‘ lnm. Jervis seemed to sense tho pro- l soul's of an iutl-rllvpor on n prcsl-rve __.._ which ho ul-ns atuhhrruly detcrminoli WINDSOR’ N_ s_ June fL-The io pout us h s own. l r oyoll thl-youug nrtor with a bit of onndesrousion uud steady rain o! Sunday thhaa madeea: liol-lnue distinctly propriotary tluvnrlliwiiiiiiiiiiiii aiiiiiige in e app lioris. ancc of the lawns and sbrubhofl’ ills ntlonlinns omhnrrlllsl-ll Iillrithiat Edgghlll and today U16 Ifflgi" Nhl- roal-ntrll his oiforts o lirnw hl-r “nee and beauty 91 the flowering nslllo from tho rrst and to nlurulur 1 oouillloutiniiy in her our. llc was tnk-iiflants and shrullm add fltggeflez, lug lasso advantage of the [ifPiidPilfliFlchann w ‘he a ways a c - ~ - ted tion oi‘ her nthrr Kil0iiltl. m nu- Illi-lhrfigiiiiiii- Tim 8W“ i5 ‘"1 lliiim“ vvlii of (‘rnig ruulun tho girls. for-‘ono for here are always found on golfing their llulguid poso as innrl-li flush": day u vary large number of lull-mbl-rs of tho ywiuugl-r llrt. hol-umc visitors many of “mm the parents lust girls iu~ the presouco of nu in»

orl-llibly BIIHIUHVQ.‘ mun with n hulo of the stngo about him. Till-y were pnlp- iiiigiiiii-i iiii-eiesi by i-iiiiii‘ P7553199

situation. were admirable. Cullen: thought.

Her guests assented ilillilinti! Ind got themselves into sport hats and sl-llrfs with a much good-homered clutter. All except Jervis. who hung fruwningly lu the background. They plied Craig (‘uilam with invitations which he gravely but courteously de- olinell. dnte hinl up for a stag night at the l-luh where a star entertained was sl- wuys greatly to he desired.

Whl-n they had gone. with l iiilii" 0f adieux. Jervis still lingered. Doris looked at him wlh uncertainty.

“l must change my frock. You'll have to excuse me. Dick."

A resentful flush stained his full l-hcoks. He picked up his hat stiffly. glrvl- hcr an exaggerated bow.

“Thanks for a charming luncheon. l om sorry to leave." Illa Iii!!!" m‘ ward (‘uilnln was significant.

it sulli plainly as words that he dis- likcli to loavc hcr alarm with thi! Iliiliil nctor.

(‘album's eyes flashed snifiii-

Doris was flushed. hut she met Jer- vis‘ suoerlug gum lcvoily. She ailowod nu airprerinble moment to elapse he- fnre shc snill cioarly,_ ruilliy:

“Good bye-Dick!"

into the conversation. "Now 1'm going -

assured manner of handling a diilicuit .

The young men even tried to _

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next term.

May. The resuitf were most sat- isfactory. Laura Hunter passed her final teacher's examination and obtained her L. A. B. Dr. l-iaigh expressed himself in most compli- mentary terms about the style and standard of the music teaching at Edgehili.

One good way of estimating the value of the teaching here is by

considering the successes of our

old girls. For the size of the school an exceptionally large proportion of girls mstricuiate to the Univer- sities. housle and King's; others go fur tbor afield to Toronto. McGiil and even England. But, wherever

port of them and we know that

tho in the Edgehiil Guild Maglzino.

in Games we have bud a com- pioto change of fortune. We lost the hockey cup which we have hold ever since it was first presented to

of the pupils and they display abc competed for by the Halifax ' Ladies College and ourselves. On the other hnnd» we won the Bas-

‘ r babiy reach 11%;: lIiiiltilszligfiiniilirfinz. M he, 8m lions were held by Dr- K818i! 0i iii“ Royal Academy, London. early in

Some, of course, go to Dai~

they go, we get the same good re-

they arc keeping up tho credit of their old school. This year Phoebe Prowso completed her Physical Education at McGill, passing in all her subjects. Detailed accounts of, causes of om Gm, "W," attribute much of the health. hap-

spirit o! rem-nulls 14......» ‘uli reiiabllig tllst they ilsvs played st. , I. .We

V they wiillopk heck ou their M11001‘

Mimi» some of the Milli!“ i‘

. their lives, sad remember that s

warm welcome awaits them whea- evpr they can come bscksnli visit l us. ‘ t ‘ f “est tender my wsrmest thanks to t? Staff for their loyal cooper ation, their unfailing interest in their work, their unfailing energy. and their willingness‘ to help on ell occasions. The spirit which has existed among them has done much to contribute to the happineslr of the last year. lt is with‘ greet re- gret that we are parting with Mrs. Jones, who has been with us for four years: but her family ‘needs her at homo. so we are obliged to

Miss Elliot, who has been here for five years, is also leaving us. She has been offered an excellent University appointment and natur- ally feels that she should not rc- fuse it. They sud the others who are going-Miss Mcbellan and Miss Kaulbach-losve many friends behind them.

In conclusion l want to thank the parents of our girls for their cour- teous observance of our regula- tions. Somotimss they doubtless seem irirsome, but l believe that. on the whole, they are appreciated. This is an age of great liberty sud also great possibilities for the ris- ing generation. We endeavour to train the girls who are seat here to take their place in the world as good citizens. 'l‘o do that they must put work first‘ during nine months of the year. They must not ict outside interests interfere with their progress. and they must formulate habits of obedience punctuality and orderiiaess. We

piness and success of Edgehill girls to these principles and it is for such reasons that we deprec- ate week end leaves and other per- missions which interfere with the general running of the School cur; riculum. In all this the percnts have given their co-operation and

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OF VALUABLE FURNITURE

nhiy thrilil-ll. giggllngly iuil-rl-stoll.

tion. idrl-n iili‘ boys forgot to he l-ynll-irl urou of tho world. They wore nvtunlly Intl-rrvlliell in iho "actor-chap," moreover they wanted to soc what his "lino" was that lnndo nil the \\‘0llll‘fl "fall for him." lt might be worth- while to tnko a tow lessons in lovo- making from him. slucr- tho girls wore nil such nuts nlmut his styiu.

(‘rnig i‘ullnu|, iu tho l-l-rltro of this liuttoring. uttering group. wns nontr- i_v nu-ln-o ult tho llnrk. full-hloolll-d young runu was in love with Doris. lil- didn't lrlnnic, hut he fnlt an irrc- sisillril- iil'tli|'(' to lhrlliiio ililll. cspori‘ nlly lvhou ho wilucsscd his efforts to ostnlvllsh nu nlr of l-xirl-url- iuilmnvy In his ('lIil\'i'i"Ni|iiII|l with lluris. in a sulilll-n lull iu tho nrouud him. ho saw iloris rise. hl-nrli hl-r any:

“I'll-inu- don't he tirosomo. fill-k!" Ono of tho girls llosillc Culhln iilil|!ill‘ii luzily and llrawloll:

"Why don't you got next to your- lloif, liil-ky’: You've llocn n lloornlnt

rhniicr and

on 8110i! i! ITIOIIIGIIIOUB UCCBBiODi

vying with l-nl-l. htlwr fur m» llill'll~ me“- dmlghlem a; m," deem l; kot Ball shield, which has been

thus.

A ripple bf intense excitment is always evident when the prize giv- ing is announced.

Miss Roechliug, Lady Principal. was given an ovation when she read her roport. which was an in- teresting resume of the year's work and the success attained, and was as follows:-

Your Grace, Ladies and Gentle- menz- I . "Ellgebili has once more reached

the close of a prosperous and a

happy year. Our greatest achieve-

ment has been tho building of the

New Wing. Last year. standing on

this platform, I stated that the old

building was about to be demol- ished. The statement was based on faith and determination on tbs

for that i thank them most heart- hold by the Ladies College for the ")5" lust eleven years. . Much ontbuslsm has been dis- played over baseball and tennis. The hard court is in better condi- tion than ever before. Early in May the annual tournament started with good results.

We ‘still have a thriving Com- pany of Girl Guides who are going to he represented at the Empire Exhibition at Wombiey by Kath- leen McDonald, our Head Girl, and Kultle Holman, another member of tho Graduating Class.

The health record of Edgehiii has been wonderful. We have not had a single case of serious or in- Lam, “In slum by n“ Grace, fectious illness. Our hospital has the Archbmhop of Nova scoua._

been closed during tho whole year and the sick room hardly been 20%,"? Simpson’ Chm-longing!’

used at. all. l know that many of

PRIZE LIST. EDGEHILL, 1924

Prizes for Girls having 70 p. o. on the Year's Work.

Vi. Gold Stan-Dorothy Simp- son. Charlottetown. P. E. l.

Book Prize. —- Kellie Holman, Summerside. P. E. l.

Prizes for knowledge of Biblo History and Prayer Book; given by

icton. Vl. Dorothy Simpson, Charlotte- town, P. E. I. '.

members of the Synod of Frederv

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Eve re loves strswbe ism. Ill For a 33...: on bread or holt-rzisculta nothing seerns to equal it. its won- derful flavor makes children of all. Until now, however, an expert was red to make it. Until now, also, was expensive. s natural product of fruit, ‘has ved em so that everyone sat this

th b “$33.1. and 3". conserve. all

This ‘recess bsnishekflfithe w gaesswor or worry ss ve- snits,_sre certain. ilnlike the old - methodof- "pound- for and” mix- turewhichhsdtobabo allforthirty or more minutes, with consequent loss of fruit Juice end iisvor being boiled swsy, the economical Qerto Lrocess rashes only one minute's

liiagos thereby saves. all the gru

t produce 50 per cent. moreL m”

ware

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Carto is an absolutely fruit product-contains no is ne ospre- servstive. Jsrns an jellies made the Certo way will keep perfectly. Cor-to will positive! save you time and fruit and slim nste sl guess; work. You can use it on ail kinds o! fruits and you can even use can- ned fruits - something ou could never do before. It is h gii led by all domestic science experts. Every woman who has used. it recom-

iy endor- i re urn method-

it to h fri never nilnfiiiii“ To make Strawberry J“, by m

USH W ripe‘ berries

‘Wii mashed, m, ‘L, .‘°“""".i2° i..§'.‘".:ii'°"’ “We

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scant is cup) Ce

am la taken oil fire alley not overilninutel, BY THE s m s r been 1 . "t?" W. l sucrrrnv. Then ppiirtgiilu, 1?}

same recipe ms be n f bury, hlsczbsrrylor lama‘;

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#1813” (ligrto rec . moans: _ goglipagy so: thaynwui forward m,

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sure ‘tzicirhdecgnulilrnaicsi wsy of .1! to the old "hit

"vs all.

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crushed

“a? u’ ti" Dimliss Pack Llrni Coho ,1 ' “%.l..";:...:'.-.r*" er does not have 11 Humps to this

You will never or min" 100

Mathematics prise given by H. W. Gangster. Esq..—Keitie liol; man, Summorsido. P. ll. l.-

Prizo awarded to the girl with the best executive ability in the scbool—Dorothy Simpson Charlot- tetown, P. E. l. »

Edgehill Diplomas for taking the full school course and obtaining pass standing in the highest Form. ~Dorothy Simpson. Charlottetown, I’ E I

part of a few of us, for the Direc-

tors had not then liven their final ,, onsent the roect. How ver

:¥;1:.'..'".::::t2:21.21‘:2; .. “o... he‘? m..ll.‘l.‘... a... 3...: l» we new» lo ply-lo» ol m“

mon took up the vrniiiory. misl-iriov- that consent was not long ln com- iiiiiiKiiiIiTB since iiiey fir“ ciliiie w

ousiy. "it's your constant lover \vl|oi|ng_ B). the beginnlns of July thurEdgchill.

nlwnys loses out. Yours of dorotlon ‘om bufllllng was pulled liOWiL \Vhen Th“! Ye!" mil “iris 57° ‘mmiiimi

signify only flflt‘ thing-that tho girl w h, c0 r5 d l u f. _ , . .. o returned last Sept. the New i! ii e9 ii" 5'5"!" "ll 19m ""-’-§~'§‘..‘¥.§"§ll°'.ilicilliifiii- 'l'§..'.'l'§ till. will: already had a mo! over 11 “w S°"°"" "W “m "ll "l im-‘m

and am“. the Christmas holidays worked well and deserved tho hou- ‘it was quite ready for use. Ishould mi" ma!’ ""3 “ikiiili “WHY ‘Viiii like to point out hero what a dif- "'0'" “mm B°ii°°i ie‘°i’°ii9 ‘"9 , , , ‘are c n h“ m d8 u, m gen PM shall miss them. Five arc contem- K n 1 _ Y comilofit of the Sdhool. Tliaosc, svho pmuiiii Uiiiversity “Mk- l-hm" “ME e lo Ho man’ summenlde’ P mm ‘d mm lucky enough m have ha} going to train for nurses in Sept.

ma P‘; ' rooms thcrc or to use the sittlng- "mi “'91,: “his it” "Y iealfiiiiighi"

A H L h - - i n rooms, are loud in its praises, but mice- 9i’ m“ mmem 9i‘ '- i" E$,,';.'l,,,,f,,'_"§,..,‘_'§',,‘.,','|,::,.~we in the main house also feel its m“ ‘Tammi: ha") “ims at miiiiiiifi.

STOPS “mm”. “d ‘my.’ benemm No ‘on-Ker do we have them leaders in tho world, and.

gain. HEALS Sores, Cuts, the same difficulty in keeping tho 1"“ i“ "my ha" D89“ ieiiiioiisiiiie

raises, Boot Chain. it ias place warm in Winter. for iustoad i“ a "m" aiimfm- um?’ mu" 3° Wi-

3.1g lflflgggflqjgd qgmymaq, p“. into a larger one with the same not biiswrorramove thshainsndhorss 191m“; us, we now have a m“. "n b‘ “mil”- Pi'""'i i° “"- n-rtiiloughly well-built, well heated.

w: ARE-AUTHORIZED av MR. w. T. WELLNER, TO SELL AT me nous. no. 10s PRINCE STREET, on WEDNESDAY. JUNE 25TH commsncmc AT 1.30 P. M. sumo. HIS FURNITURE mo HOUSE. HOLD EFFECTS, coMr-msmc. PARLOR. SITTING ROOM. ammo ROOM. HlALL, KITCHEN AND ass ROOMS. 1 BEAUTIFUL PiANO. FANCY PAnLon CHAIRS, sues, DESK, ROLL TOP DESK m OAK, BUFFET (FHINA CABINET. 0mm e SET, TABLE AND CHAIRS, ALL QUARTERED OAK, REFRIGERATOR, STEEL ENGRAVINGSRANGE, STOVES. BRASS sens, BUREAUS. coucl-uzs, OIL CLOTH. DISHES, AND KITCHEN UTENSILS AND EVERYTHING OF THE ass-r.

LARGE HOUSE. LOTS OF ROOM. TERMS CASH AB MR. WELLNER EVERYTHING MUST GO.

for iloris long enough-while l sit

' m ‘y In‘ w f r “my” the parents would be glad to teat- li“i‘0 l)!!! Vi: ti H 0 ‘ .

ify to the wonderful improvement

E COME ONE AND ALL.

is GOING TO THE 5111-5; ‘Guild prize for fidelity awarded

on a ballot of the school-Kath- BEN, CARTER a SON, loen MacDonald. Halifax, N. S. ‘

Auctioneers

MONTREAL TO

. 0- - 9 . N; 61 *5‘ tion of the Royal Academy and

Royal College of Music. Division ill—2ud Dorothy Simp-

oi havlnlz a llraushty Old house Jd- soil. Charlottetown, P. m. r.

Dominion of| Canada ‘ Province of Prince Edward

In the Probate Court 15"‘ 1mm v. A. 0.. 1m

in Relldstste of Margaret. Isabel Enman late of Vernon in Queens County. in the said Province, dec- eased. tests/ta.

By the Honourable _Alexa.nder Banner-man War-button Surrogate Judge of Probate, &c.. &O-

'l‘o the Sheriff of tlhe County, ‘of Queens County. or any Constable or literate person within said

County, oszermo: .

WHEREAS upon reading the peti- tion on ille of-Wesiey Eumsu of Vernon aforesaid. farmer, the sole executor of the above named estate praying that a Citation may h; h. sued for the purpose hereafter set forth: You are therefore hereby re quired to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be alnd appear before me st s Probate Court to he held in the Court Hones in Chsr- lottetowu, in Queen's County, in the esid Province on Thursday one "will! sixth day of June next, oom-

Domlnlon of Canada Province of Prince Edward Island

In the Surrogate Court

15th George V. A. D., 1924

in Blelliistate of Charles lMobeod late of Ebenezer in Queens County. in the said ‘Province. deceased. lu- tostste.

By the liorfluralble Alexander Bannerman Woluburton Surrogate, Judge of Probate, &c., dc.

'l‘o the Shorlit oi the County, of Queens County, or any Constable or literate person within said County.

GREETING: .

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on flie of Roderick McLeod of Brookiioid in Queens County aforesaid farmer. the Administrator (If the above narnod estate praying that a Citation may be issued for the purpose hereafter set fort You sro_ therefore hereby reqpl d to cite all persons interested in the esid Estate to be and appear be- fore me at s Surrogate Court to he held in "the lCour-t House in Char- lottetown. in Queen's County, in the ssid Province on Thursday the twenty sixbh day of June next. com. ing. st the hour of eleven o'clock. forenoou of the ssms day to show cause if ‘my why the ao- h counts of the said Estate should not‘ be passed sud the diistste closed as [raved for in said petition and on Motion of Donald llloKlunos Bu. Proctor for (he said Petition- er. And i do hereby order that s

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We are instructed by Mrs J. A. Oroken to sell at her home No. 121 Pownei 8trsot, on Saturday. June

. The lads: .1 Brazil“ s... siaeusss clothes

' naturally. at‘:

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" l Arrive Lisariottetown and Leave for St. John's Julie 25o.

bottle delivered. Describe your csaafor‘ u m t d i I IPICiIYI ' ctiona and Itslllt 5 I ffellrzfrst their? MlineFsirn vthltjasdlrchi- W-F-Yelqdse. ldll-IIIMMBIIILIOIDU‘ fleet, for his unfailing iuteres . The " llieddeu brothers, builders, Mr. ,Fox, the electrician. and Mr. :Morrls. the plumber, all Windsor ,mei|1 also; rtleserve their share of pra so. u our patrons must not think that, in tho completion of . ltbe wins. we have reached our I Ill Gil b A ti th

farmwof N's" MOYNQVFII: (é-Tnognfioveu, lanetilsirllgll? m: agtasilsg‘ Before “mg on June 23.1924 st 2 o'clock. "o, extent,“ “I “ “i i";°'i""""“° Lobster Factory- cook housefb m m e ‘npriwemen s to m"