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The Masonic Temple Company

The annual meeting of sharehold- rrs of The Masonic Temple Company will be hrld in E. R- Brouiq Office, 144 Richmond Street. Charlottetown, on Wednvsduy- the 9th (lay of July, A. D" i030, at 7.30 l’ ‘M.

Dated at (‘huriottctmyn this ?..'lrd~

day oi June 1930. GEO. ‘Y. “I-Utlilftllil),

Secretary.

4855-0-24-Tilts.

MI" ‘TINSLOE, .Y‘.'I..Y ‘l. i930 At 6 i‘. M.

The undersigned will sell 40 acres

of standing hay in lots to suit pur- , Terms, sit months credit

chaser. m approved Joint notes.

5i YIIRS BROS. BENJ. CARTER. Auctioneer. b040-7-2-rtsmz5l.

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Accounts Audited. Income Tax Returns Prepared.

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MONEY T0 LOAN Clmeron Block, Charlottetown, m“

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POOR KID

A small boy clilnbed out on a bouqh Syld he, "From his perch I ailouqil I can eure aviato Up. down or strate." , The poor kid's in l1).l:\'i.

the hospital

"Ten ."“s .1110 I lead my wife to the r. “ “Al\‘lf‘"- ':i."'1!' ‘zip ceased."

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i “Bu! wh/ is Mr. Lobster so red - or lair. ‘Surely he ‘newt been cnught and boiled."

"Oh. H's the um: thing. “if: keeps him l'i ‘mt vfléer."

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_ "Maud isn't going to give bl , consent to Harold until the trill."

"Why not?"

"She doesn't know just how he! look in football tags."

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Farm consisting oi 100 nrrcg, with ""9 cnnslstinl oi 5 acres point”; g5 rrrs grain. 30 of hay. balance p55-

ure: also l0 acres wood lurid. good? brook at back of farm. Good build-l lugs. situated about two Albany Station. ticulars, apply m

URVILLB LARGE.

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P"! "P "P"! by The T. Million M, $29M: Qlb

Married Quarters

Br DAVID LYALL

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“Gan you throw any light, Tom?" he asked anxiously. "Aiotherks worry- ing, You know’ shc -.-.ould, though she l has triewl not to lei me See it." |

"I'm afraid mu» may only be a‘ dip m. Bradlolfl. but u‘ pfilnis to n war wcdding, I should say."

"Bless me. ihal‘; what Hayward Sitid. Bu! where's the woman? Was 111+?- r-nr-f‘ Did he tel‘- TE‘- i-‘fiivi-‘F-u? about 1t?"

Aire: a moment's reflection Bishop glylinod tho have facts tn his father- ‘ Mlft‘ zint, if neocl be. he ‘xmuld krcp 111.: mvn counsel. the-rye met- m ,lnn.~lon and so: married on the lqulel?" asked Bradford. his strong

we hoil-zlylng lrrercst flmounting w.

excitement. l

"That is mv _¢urmise but it ma.“ 0f course, be quite wrong."

"Y0u don't think than-that fed no; with his rover . hz-‘s taken up with one of the h ru_ ice llm: prey on lad;

1.1;.- him in London. 'l‘om?"

Flshfip W: out his lmnrl and pill!- ‘a-l gm: rough tuoczl Sleeve of his frher-iu-layv s not. '

l “That l do um hehnvo, Mr Brad-

fi-rd, l-lojt no‘. l1‘ l" Ho's a coed ‘devout, rim: feli/‘vn’. i5 3'0"‘? ism n-oilicl be. don't 3'01! know. Puti _that black thoucht behind you. 1116" lprobnbllilj: is vou"ll if.“ asked to Wel- _- pin-curl)’. Hfid can't. h.“

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iwme n non‘ ii-I ' .on nnolilvl‘ (11 0!‘ l‘-\°- l‘ 3,1,; mug); lo HWY. Come up with m" m m; pal-summon, and let's go over

‘snot work's iilcs of Tho ‘Times. I don‘: ..f'.(~1\~;4\,".(1 {lie fz-Alrrrnalhiclli‘. ‘fr. l‘- v Alli (hero's jus: tho oli-ciznuz-c 1'11‘

1w» might not n iitlll." .

Isnnc Bradford Jumped at the sug- n.5,“... and wrilkori with rllacrily be-

f-irls hi: srvri-ili-liu’ towards til? Pnrznnnzo llrur-c. l

He was ycry larrulli of AIJTYS 11115" ham; of 1m mmrnlng gifts, and hs‘ ‘(me influcnre 1n the town. And. moreover, he loved him as a man. y

"There are things about this wall ’i“om, that rut l body Cmlhlsfll-n h°

.\,d thoughifillly. "There's more inr i Lhan the mere fighting. l’ meann‘ that's bad enough but there's BHOWBT

grvest. It makes worries in folk-i‘. flmes." ‘

- '\V'1l_\' of l"flill~\\\\ fit creates abnor- mal situations," an yrs-red BiShOP-l “Passions ore inflamed. There are mo? many new lamps offered 1'01‘ We 01d- Tl..,._.- 5.10m m send our F. dazrling glare, at first. hut too mum’ "f mam ‘We Oi,

l the farihing dip order. and don't in‘ mo long run iliumlne very for." ‘l

When Bradford made m reply he: ivr-nt on: “I don't HD9011 we shall‘ find Vary ifs smothor r.n\\‘. I've a Wilt" and l“ no wile. Only this morning I was tell- s, her she seemed w M10112 to every- mly m: e19. Time We when 1 vuyldn‘; unu- my serruon nropcrli; or sixr-ressfully unlcs‘. she. w as in he!‘ il\\'n corner with hcr sewinll?‘

‘please God, these good, quiet times will come again, Tom," said Brad- ford fcrvontil’.

But Bir-hop looked cieubtfili. Into the "urly they wont, and he quickly put "l; hand on the last ten or twelve Psues ol The Times.

1; ‘on; in rho fourth copy he found what ho was seekinll.

"Hero we on». Look, sir. the very ring I've been cXPfifi-llilfl"

Bradford's hand shook as he ed115- ,._,, his sppcfflflfls t... read the amaz- i: parnzrrtfh among: the ilerris of i1ion~l:l~ inlolilzrilro rcmrrlin! Elle mng of folk far removed from his where or kPn.

“The man-lull‘ tMk Vi"? in 1'0"" I"n on ‘Jfno 15th inof. of Captain ‘amcs Pyuit Bradiorzi. Tenth York-

' Roaimcnt. and (‘vrvilin BYOOK (laughter oi the Hon. and Pelhnm Pomeroy. of

izirc ounnm‘ Rev. Fxlward

‘Cildhnm Alvbov. Norfolk."

Tlrnrliord road it slowly. dropprd “in m» pour-mt. rhnir. and took of hi1 qwectac-lrs because a mist seemed to have swept before them.

“A mu and square and perfectly

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Thought Everyone Was Looking At Her

Miss F. Foster, Nanuim o, BC, w-ritein-J‘! used to sufler, somathi awful, with pimples on my face, u never felt as if I wanted to go out ll I thought everyone was looking at ma.

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In r using the second one to iooh It my face one would never think I ever hsri u pimple."

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THE UMRLOTTETCWN CUARWYAN

Brings Health P

To ii. B. Woman

"Sargon made me feel fine all over l

my own house-cleaning for the first

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‘MR S. ELIZABETH BROWN

I m" in two years. indigestion W95 "

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l went on seemed to make ma’. worse by not giving me enough new rshment. I visas so nervous and r." less I dreaded for night to come. S bullies 0i‘ Sargon gave me a fine "n l IlPlIYFMI even eat moot and patch?" I without a sign of in‘. CFElWfL 1',» f rotten over my nervousness, sles‘ nood and am full of new strength and vitality. l

“Sargon Pills are s. wonderful l lrcntnlent for constipation. They r" illalcd mc ‘n an easy. nfurrwl r"- nnri should always iw t1l:r=n P7‘ with (he Sarszon."-—Mrs. Elke“- Errwn. 229 City Road. St. John, N.

Snrcon may be obtained in Ch“ ‘lckgeioyvn from the Hughes Drug (‘

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respectable marriage, apparently, To: Then why in the name oi’ goodness .- zrls secrecy?"

Bishop smiled at the tram-fare: 0i the question.

"Well, I expect, as it was a, rur,

‘ away marriage, her people did not up

prove. Jim had a very bad rezeptlo when he took the courage in bct_. hands and went down to Cudharr. Abbey."

“But it was right to go. and. wh-i; any honest, self-respecting man 5h0u‘d do. She may be a titled man's fiilliglltPl‘. Tom. but she's no bathe; than my sou Jim, though I say it. Ami why shouldn't they be pleased?“

Bishop smiled a faravray smlleq

"Well, because the barriers, are ns-t‘ all burned away yet. So they're at‘ Easthourne for the honey/mason!

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it- to Mrs. Bradford. It will ease hm" anxiety." "And give the womenfolk something

Conservative Meetings:

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LEADER CONSERVATIVE PARTY

NV ill Address Meetings In This Province As Follows:

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Summerside s Crystal Rink Friday July 4th 8 P. M. Standard Time

Montague Rink

Saturday July 5th 2.30 P. M. Standard Time

Charlottetown Strand Theatre

Saturday July 5th 9.00 P.M. Daylight Saving s.oo P. M. Standard

QUEEN’S COUNTY , l Political Meetings

KIN G’S COUNTY Political Meetings

in. If its not one thinfll

~ in ialk about." chuckled Bradford. as l-f lhc funny side suddenly occured to |h1m. "My won't they talk! I heafern l at n!"

“ion? be hearing from Jim him- lrelf one o! those days.“ suggested iBirhop, “The fifteenth, and this 1S ,the twenti eth. Why they might even '}70p in on you “HEWBJPX”

"l hope they'll give us warning. lnfother would want to pm her best l foot foremost. for such a grand daugh- ‘ier-in-law. Well. well. Jim married at

last! My. what a bit for the Cotmans and all! Thank you for what you‘ve done, Tom.“

"What. here. I clone. sir? Only thought of a remote but possible solu- tlon. Tm glad it's all fair and square, but it couldnt be anything else with Jim. I hope it will turn out well, and that they'll be happy."

It was sincerely expressed nope. but. Bishop felt by no means sure of the issue. The silence Jim had preserved was ominous. looking ahead trying to ljlPlllfl‘ Jim's new wife. even though he had never seen her. as part of the family life of the Bradfords. v-as be- yrmd him.

Isaac Bradford w ent out through the door in the wall with o. relieved oxpresssion on his fore. The Shhflilfig sum of Niwmis shop across the lane caught his attention, and he went in

under the overhanging eaves.

The sunshine did not penetrate very offoctively into the old curiosity 5110p. ‘rind, though the bell tinkled. no one came forward. Bradford's figure look; ‘ed very big and massive. and seemed llo accentuate the narrowness oi the lrrowded space. But PTESQYMY NEW“ lcnmt‘ through the curtained doorwuY

which separated the little iivino-rcorn ‘Irwin the shop, fluttering a sheet oi I .

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yrper in her hands. “Why Isaac. it's you. How oddl I

For Sunburn

Minardfls relieves the acute sting, and prevents the muscle restric- tion attendant on s bad sunburn.

suppose you've had letters.

reading one from my new niece."

dams handkerchief, "Then perhaps

By arrangement made between the Executives of the Liberal-Conservative and the Liberal Associations of Queen’s County joint political meetings will be held at the following places: Thursday, J uly 3rd . .. Webster's Corner Friday, July 4th Mount Stewart Monday, July 7th .. York Tllfifldflywlllly 8th .. . . . . .. Rustico Wednesday, July 9th .. Hunter River Thursday, July 10th Kingston Friday. July 11th Afton Halli Monday, July 14th Bonshaw' Tuesday, July 15th .. __ _- victor}, Thursday, July 17th Bradalbane Friday. July 18th Hope River Monday. July 21st. (jug-M,

‘ All meetings Will be addressed by the candidates on each side and will commence at eight o'clock Standard Time. MARK R. McGUlGAN N, W JJOWTHER

Sec’y Liberal Association Sec’y Lib-Conservative Agni. 4807-6-23-25im

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Radio is becoming no popular in the Netherlands that equipment iactorles are being enlarged con- stantly oo care tor the rush of m. dot-s.

. E. I. Potato Growers’ Annual

Picnic And Business Meeting. Thursday July, 10th

The ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING o! the P. I. I. Potato Growers’ Al- locletion. for the election of officers and transaction of general business. will be held on Thursday. July 10th. at the Strand Theatre, commencing at 1.30 P. M. slurp. (STANDAID TIME-l MEMBERS ONLY ADMITTED.

The ANNUAL PICNIC will be held at the Euyerimentel Farm on the above date. - All interested are welcome. Lunch will be held in the Grove at 12.00. Dishes, tee. coflee. sugar and milk will be provided by the Farm. Bring your own iood and friends.

By Order of Directors.

"Oh, you are!" said Bradford, wip- lng his foreread with his big ban-

voull be 8°°u enough to let me seeit

J. W. BOULTEB. Secretary.

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The undersigned Federal Candidates will meet the elect» ors of King’s County at the following places and dates, viz: St. Margarets Thursday, July 3,1930 St. Columba Friday. July 4- 1930 Kingsboro Monday. July 7, 1930 Souris . Tuesday, July 8, 1930 Annandale Thursday. July 10,1930 Bridgetown Friday. July 11th, 1930 Monday, July 14, 1930 Cardigan. Tuesday, July 15. 1930 Montague Thursday, July 17-1930 Heatherdale Friday. July 18. 1930 Georgetown .. Monday, July'21. 1930 Cambridge Tuesday. July 22, 1930 Murray River, Thursday, July 24.1930 Murray Harbour .i . .. Friday, July Z5, 1930 All meetings to commence at 8.30 p. m.

J. A. MACDONALD THOMAS V. GRANT

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July 4th. 1930, ls ' Ayrshire Day

AT THE EXPERIMENTAL STATION, CHAR- LOTTETOWN.

At 2 o'clock p. m» standard time, 27 haul selected from some of the but herds in the Province will be sold without reserve including the lol- lowing:

5 nature cows, due to freshen within 3 months.

t 8 your old heifer, due to freshen in September.

I l year old heifers. due to freshen, in calf.

I 1 your old heifers.

I heifer calves.

8 yearling bulls. ‘ l

These animals are oi the best breeding obtainable, are free from ll! known disease and have ofllelel n. 0. P. bucking.

The P. l. l. Ayrshire breeders club are sponsor-l»; this sale and thus giving prospective purchasers an opportunity of seourin; choice Ibo! It their awn price. Catalogues are issued mil may be obtained st the Do- putmeut o! Agriculture. f‘ ‘ottetown.

BERT l. BROWN. Sony. of Club. 5020-61

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