' WOIl(_...FOr references we refer you.

i Lawn Mower

' THE. cnarltorrizlrowti GUARDIAN

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MQTI-IERg_. Fletcher's Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Con>tipa~ tion, Flatulency, Wind Colic _ and Diarrhea; allayillg Fctcrishttcss arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and liowcls. aids the assimilation of

Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.

To avoid imitations. always look for the signature of Abuhtely HﬂrmlCW-NO Opiates. Physicians everywhere recommend it.

Cafb Parloriillztr ,

Service Saint John f.

-Char1otl;et0wn

l, H,” . A Cafe-Parlor l-.tr is now Ill-lug: operated iwlwerll Szliut Jtlllu iludl Oharlotltetoyrn le-ttyiztg Siiilil .l<l_ll2ll on trhln Ne. l4 at l p. lu- daily ex f cept Sunday and running lut-ollgh; to Charlottetown being attached to; train No. 40 at Rlonrtott leaviutzl there at 4.40 p. ul. for pllﬂPlﬂllt", town On the return trip ‘ attached to train .\'o. 3h Charlottetown .6.-l5 u. m. daily oept Sunday and runs through‘ to. Salim John being ultached at Zllontw ton ts) train No. 1L‘. leaving there ill 1

2.40 p. m. l btarnlcr PASSENGER AGENTS; 1‘ OFFICE.-

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Charlottetown. E. 1-. l i June 10th, 1927. _ i GLIIS-tl-ltl-fli

(windiest-Aral, SCHOLARSHIPS "s

m6!!!- I “why?” Awuutions Wm be receivcd by “Women make more effective use the undersigned until eune 1lthl°l th= hose" frond Itudenta desirous of compet-l lug In. written examination for a Oomplly Estate Scholarship, ‘I_'his1 examination. to be held in July‘ no l: open to all deserving stud- ent: who shall have been found oligl lg to qompete, In accordance wlt the provisions of the Will of the Hate Owen Connolly. Each ap- plloﬂlt shall state (l) his name iu full, (2) age, (3) names of both pilﬂte, (4) Post Office addressn (5) nature and extent of his stud? In during the past year.

use or THE HOSE f “There's talk of employing women I tead of men In the ﬁre depart-

M- J. SMITH, Secretary. ‘Trulteel Estate o1 Owen Connolly" Klnkora. P. E. l. .

May 25, 1927. I782-5-27-tmurGi.

WON AND LOST

"Vllhy. Sandy, I heard you won ‘ivdﬂy. two up. You look like you

ioitiiiss nlon, I didi ~ PUBLIC i '

We again have a well-drilling) mnehlne on the Island and are pre- pared-to drill wells any size and, depth at reasonable prices, No job to large or too small. ,

SATISFACTION GUARANFEED: 4.

Personal supervision given to all;

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One ball."

to tnefqueull we drilled m. the Sum-l mar I e Water Works a number of yang loo. l

Mlohlno now working at Mari-l tlmell-lectrlc 00-’: Plant, Charlotte-

IN THE SPRING

town. lilies Bird: I believe that old mqwr; m"; o,- wme llorl I5 trying to flirt with me!

"r. R. KENT ,' l Well Driller 1 f‘ " St. George, N. B. - If-Irrtqrooted better make a note oil 4 ' this address Fl-ZFl-trftll lli I

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llltat ptlrry that lllis ltlelllilitltl "ill lblrd thruwed fullllslltl. c‘ pets, lnenrlya yctlr ago. The next day |wlteu Curtis czllue alcross with that trcol otter ti l s l.» give these three lgirls a hulut- Llr ll your. she soft- lutillltell me into keeping my [I'll p sllllt lubu t us: lit‘ up, lll.'ll.'lc.‘l tilt.‘ ui"l'l [ht-lo c. '.\' theu she goes and <I=- ' lCIUSSUs lllt‘ utter sh.- ltt-lp lllc l‘ the .,lll guy ' T. t). (‘lll lltand or -r llla eyes, tht-u he l‘ll‘.- to wilt-re llilly wzl< lfjflllfl in lllilkt tlu- uuroltscious gill collli.rrt;lliic.

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ll'ik"l‘ll y.u iazu -.l rllllfvsSiLlll. ‘I'm

' - * - l llll.l l.l d» this. Nyda." l: "'1 herb won't hl- an arrelft and a - .9 q trltll." T. Q. Iutcll Ills ead and t; stared tllmul lliltl_ "We've gut Lilo ;v q stun‘ buck-bill that's relatively l; 5v ANNE AUST|N 0 luliulporlullt-lltlll l teel that ‘I have l ‘ cruised the Banning; enough | ° ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' trouble as it is. 'l'tu gulng to give l (cgntinugd) you a check for n tllotlsatltldollar-s, I Nytltl. uull Stllld you away with your l CHAPTER lill -—llll$bl1l1tl. ll hope, that in time, l H _ H n _ yull two will be us happy as you l Willi. m.“ wit l wuil-IIII.’ lnql every right to expect beiore l l‘"'"*"'l°‘l~ "w" “i- t ll 4-1"? interfered with your lives. 'l hope

_vou‘ll forgive m0, dear." He bent over Nyda, took ouc- of ller long, slim hands and raised ll l0 his lips. “You're good. gctld, Mr. Curtis!" Nyda stabbed. "I'm sony ‘l decemetl you. and that I—" "That wlll do. my dear. You're tzuiug to try to fcrgxt i! ull uow. did yoll throw up your ' when you-er- ttwk _V\')Ill‘ trip to Ch-ictlgo'.'" ' Banning rose, tlnre- by Clay. and took all utt- ccrlzlitt step towurtl T. Q. Curtis. "lilll_ll——i guess It'll take Nyda out

=but-4I'ut not n greatiiﬁlliilﬁ, C18)’

I “Opt-u tlu- hill lull druwt-t" ol‘ lll;.' til’ this town, Mr. (_‘\||'.l13_ 1 think Vdusk. liilly You'll llull zl flask there we'll have a better chance some- xllltl =1 Isl-w.’ T Q. culuultlnthrll where 8l=~le."‘He'!lll'Il6il uncertainly ‘EFIILUY- tthvllrd his wife. "Could you— - (‘lily stood uuurtl over the auttrl- would you like to leave today, hou- , cursing t-lltlltlYt-ut‘ while Nytlu ey?“ : hilt-d in T. Qfs HYIIIS and plat. An hour later Nydtt Loniax Bau- ed um lllc lentlll-r-tltlholstcred sutt. nitlg left the (Yttrtls home forever. ,.\'ytl.-l lily for u ltullttellt with eyes Slllt- did not bld T. Q. goudby, [or closed. then llcuan to wcep- Sznvfyers, who hall undoubtedly “Fell me tlbotlt it, Nydzl," '1‘. Qllislctletl _ at the keyhole, told her ‘ ' stroking hot" ltand. {that the l]]lll-OllﬂlI‘€_ was Ioloseted me do it". Nydzl sob-ull the library with his siou. There “I've ljﬂtln giving im lIlOl|l‘_Vl\\'lln' n0 one but Billy to follow Ny-

l)l‘(l,

Izlll ttlllttg lll keep llllll t'rt.tll ttlllillggdil (llltl Etltlil- Btuullltg n: tho wall- Iytllt ‘l was tultrried to Ilittl—" lint: taxi. ‘El don't qlliie tllltlt-rslulld, .\'ydu. "(loud-Iiy. ltilly," Nyda choked,

how you kept your tllnrritlgt- at se._-.l'lill;:itlg ller zmus about the small,

"l d.:tl't ltuuw what's to become u!’ mo lllzeu i: really is over. Justl three weeks more, and theu—baek' lo chit-king fut little Billy. H-ow is lnotller'.'" she asked abruptly. “l ltavclrl seen her for two weeks. Does she hate ‘lllt! tor neglecting. her? lit Il've Lost toot-her. lW-"i

".\l0lllel'.~l aren't so easy to lose, ‘I inlagine," Clay answered lazily, his eyes closed in enjoyment of the hugging Inalnfort oi‘ the chair. "N-c-w that you've had your big year. aren't you about retldy lo tlddlo for the public?"

“No," Billy C-JIlTrSSQKI, hurt be-' yond words at his casualuess. '".I ~ I've wasted the year, Clay. d'm just plain-nu good. Nuvratll lost plitletlce with tile lnoltlhs n80. 0h. he's sllll giving me lessons, and lrve learned a gaod deal, -I tlrll-esay,

"You huvc llo riglzt lo say that." Clay interrupted her sleruly. "You have the genius all right, but you've buried it under the angel feathers of luxury. ‘I found out that ‘I couldn't have chairs like thl-W-lle struck the arm ct’ the chair u blow which un-ly dented the solluet-is ul‘ lt-"altd all that. goes with chairs like rltis. and amount l0 zlllylhltlg as a t-otnposer. ‘J tried to warn you

"1 know,“ silo whispered. tears beglitlnltlg tu slip down -ller checks. She Iltld bet-u stttutlittg. Suddenly she stooped and lifted "K. feet from the has WCk and sank into a little heap ot misery upon it, laying her head on hirl knees. “You've been— splendid, Clay. And -I tried to rulu you. I'll zluvcl- forgot that I tried to uulkt- yutl give ii ull up, come lbtlrk-Atll- my uuke—"

"Don't cly like that. -kitlle-t,“ he begged husklly. "l guess ~l‘ve been too‘ hard on you. ‘l might have Ilelpt-d you to enjoy your year and ill keep iL lrrlll hurting you, bltt this hellish t('1ll|)\‘l' of llilllt! gOL lilo lbcst of tuc»~"

"1111 truppvtl. Clay! Sht- slubbetl more vcltetticttt-ly ‘because or his sympﬂldly. "I'm spoiled "for the other life and now my year here is ltctlrly- up. ll ltuvctrt been happy hen- Iltll it's rlllncll H10 1'01‘ 111B Old lll'<~ ill‘ tit-lluy-plluehlug poverty. \\'lt;tl sliillll (llll, -t‘luy'.’"

“I'm zlfrtlitl -l don't know," Clay suid slowly, his hand settling heav- lly oil her ltead. “Uuless——"

“Unless what?" She ‘raised lher Itotul and ‘lllzlretl at him-

"l‘llt going to he dlsgltstiltgly prospcrults." he told her, his luuulll tllllclllitg with a slllde til‘ wry llu- llllll‘, "Next. year llly tioyalltlca on u tew silly songs will bo sufficient to let me retlrc tor a. year, lust I0 write good music. “The Song 01' T. l' ls tlltnost finished. ‘In fact, -l'lll talking it to New York -ilexi ut-t-k for u tryout with the Philhar- ultlttic Orchestral. Tho colttluetor thus agreed to piuy it—-"

"I'tn awfully glad, Clay."- She spoke in a small voice, hope dyllll; within her. "Really awfully g-latl. You've earned success, ll anyouc l-rct" did."

“ll shall probably Illve in New York," lle weut 0n, his voice casual and careful again. "Great place, New York-great place lo study-— the vilali:1—" ,

“O-h!" She dropped her head upon his knees again, and began to trem-hle.

“ll was-just wondering. Clay's carefully Icontrolled voice went on, breaking just a little, "if you're rested ttp enough alter u. year cf angel leathers to- get down to real hard work —-in New York-J’

“Oh!" She cried again, tears gushing out of Iter eyes and soak- ing ldlﬂillﬁh the tlllck tweed cloth that covered his knees.

" ‘Oh!’ can lllteull so llllI('l\—<OI‘ nu dltl-le," Clay laughed shaklly, “Just

H's pa“ la" W“ mark" by the tragedy of that struggle--

gm“. 1'5"“! l""l"" slttrletl In lull 'I‘. Q. till a-Iiultt wlltl! erufalzlllll€glulliklvll ltllclllbcylusl» For suv. “.03.? bee" trying m d“ um lam me hgLth a0 bed. ' Attci‘yeal'-—yott kuow—-bltt. Il-Al didn't clollelwili if," g vans‘ ‘Emile me "m" 1° 86f» you in trouble. ‘I've m IC-hmh- uﬂ- I e dnove over lillltle enough trottble for you ul- - uul, it- county ‘seal. dud-ready, llllll Il-(Fm l-lm-ry_ l] “m... got luztrrletl. Nydtl Lonlux ulll‘! ‘you will." slltu \il’lIll'i|)(!l'(‘(l, my teal nttnlc-luy local uamc. Lil-l Whirl pallet-ll 1|Cl\t'l!'I‘lI lather and max was uly tstcpllllhers ilattlc~llc.,.s-tll in that llnttr tllotlll in llll‘ Ilh- ﬂml ‘my IIW-lier llro divorced ll0\\'|r;|, —l])_ll:]§l1€‘:l_lliil‘l'l8(l hlul when ‘l wattlwl on she s-ltw Clay's fﬂcp as l... u ll r gal .lnd II look lllﬂ tta-nloﬂeltlcrgvd from l-hr: noom into the My real ltamv wtul llcllluh OvrPnsAhn-ll Nile know that, ll‘ '1‘. Q, lmd I halllrll tho ttzlulv- ul‘ Bvtdall illlil II plotltled with Illul 1n ('ﬂl1\(‘hi)l]\l',, hi) iuste-lutlt luadl- "ll Nylla. IN-lrnlltletl had resisted that plrll, Illa pttlu llltlllghll-ll iVJYSdITCllY. Hui nur lllXtY-tyﬁllllﬂ liter, t-ttrotlger and ﬂltjrllﬂl‘ Rattle l toilet: lttld lily real llatlurtllvrllttl far older than ii had bee“ ;l . .o tllake tt legal]. Aftcn-nttclnyettr ago, wua ltlarketl by the tru): you asked mu to crmto here unlllgdy l); 1pm, struggle’ wpuMn-M- n]

lby any chance~meatt that--yott gfllinlh-lii‘ (iilfiviiad 'g9"5l3f~'__ “\Vllh‘slttrtly' flktlre. "I've llutod ntysell $233.73”? m m" H mm ‘ﬂamm- W) L y “W "lmlmmla 1"“ ‘Mimi; W‘ "ma" ‘l’ Yilll- l~l lShe wultotl at breathless monlenl.

i)’ WH-‘I llllvttl" known to Billy, but‘

what does It nteun, dear? Does lt-

then nod-lied, Ill~r lureltetul Iiultlping ulowly tlp and down upon his ltllces. "Them-ll love you. B-llly. God knows ‘I've tried to get over it, but ——t‘hero it is! tl ltrvo you, Xlll-(l d adore, the gcltlus that you've lhurierl, ld ll wullt l0 gllvc both their chunuc. lW-lltlt do you any, Billy? 'Do-yt.lt-—-ltivlt--nto'!" "A iellegrttltt tor you. Miss Iillly!" ' She spiung to llor loot. dashing at tho learn ill her eyes with a lronrblltlg Ilaud. Sawyers u-dvutic- 0d t-lolcllttlly lulu the room. ' . [Mature Sawyers “had reached the door ulte was ‘tearing open the yel- _low envelope. ller eyes took in lllte words at n glance. "Arllvltiu Monday five-thirty.

Tomorrow's

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Sharpening At 8t Burns l

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l1: Weeks 2% Great George S

FELINE!

She: I spent all morning at the beauty parlor, Jo. Her Best Friend: Were you watehlnq the specialist working on other glrla?

"W1. 'I hﬁgilPfl‘ Eddie to help ull- keep our Illtlfflllgt) a secret, and he llBPeetl. He wanted tn ‘gel ull he

tt tescll-tful lolrk at her ltuslltlltd. "ll. was Eddie lliutl-tnll‘ who welt! over to the county sotn and asked the clerk not to lot the papers get a record ot‘ ollr marirage. That's all. Andlrve lived In torment this whole ondurltt): your tlud I'm gltul lll'H llvor. .l‘1u gltld, Leland!“ sllll tscrctlttlctl. boating ltcr Ilreztst wltll n clenched fit-it.

could out of you, loo," she flashed‘

had been, ‘but there was no ulkn of Meet me Mamuoue Hotel for m“. relelllltlg In his steady, somber my; tlntporiuttt. All my love. black eyes, .|Dul_».

"i'vo just told Nyd-a goodby," Billy whispered httlxklly, wllun he juilltitl her In -lhc reception hull. "ll~'l'd like to tailk with you, lCltly, ll’ you have time."

"Of oourse," he answered, the sternnotts of his race softening to plly for her. "Lot's g0 into tho ilrllwllll! roolu. Lord, bull it looks rant! Nlo wonder you don't want

(To Be Continued)

Unable To Reach An Agreement

(Canadian Press) (YVIWWA, June l3- - "We have not been able to reach all agree-

to leave alll this. Well, the race ner- rows down to two. How are you getting along? Just us a sporting ilt-oponlllion, what mlds could I get

'1'. Q, bowed hands. "W0"? liﬂllllllllft-t harsh vulcc

Ills head on hi":

lment", A-lR-- Moeher President o! the Canadian Illrothorhood of Rall- rotul employees, stalled today re~

i551?!“ by Steamer

i INTERNATIONAL LINE

-. ' Fare from St. John $10, from " Eanport or Lubec. Me., $9

l Every Wednesday steamer l like St._John . . Atlantic Time, East rt 1.30 P M. Lubec 2.30 P. . East- erqi-‘fime, arriving Boston

' lay 10.00 A. M. Day-

me.

Saturday steamer nails d from St. John to Bos-

tori, Lojﬂ Sh] h 7.00 P.M.,A_tl ntl . Tin: flue Bgotgn Quads, 2.00 P. M‘: Do‘ ht Time. , ' . Cnlmbtu l! Bonn: with ‘ {Incl zlnnur Io Nnu Yorb i ram for automobiles liewmpanlcd by passengers

ll-un unstr-

Hubby: you going to wear that noltume?

For goodness ukel Are

Wltoy: Not nocelurlly Ior goodneu lake-no. ,,

“Golden Aubrey”

Clrrllaa stallion, Slred by Cip- tnln Aubrey 2.07%, will ﬂuid gt owner’: stable for anon of 1027. J. M- LADNER. 8t, Pmm, P. E. I. GOMJi-Wed-SMJI.

brukc In. "you can mull your cops tiow. (lultls. Irucktirl w-holt a man's own wife squeals on hltm. llo tnlght-ue well-J‘

Ull you to win?" ---fel§rilt-g to the present status o! "Donrclay!" llllly protested In negotiations (or wage increases be- ll strangled voice. "The yam- is al- tween the lCanadian National] Rail-

"Nyda didn't t-iqtteal on you. Ban- ultlg. Clay cut. in hut-silly, "It

most over and '.I‘ll the glad, glad-as ways and lClet-Ies, freight "handlers Nyda said. =lt‘s been a nightmare land other classes o! employees rep-

GOOD feelings and good gin your breakfast. Pep

a peppy, zestful start!

food grain." Peps_ you s bouup!

Top'0’ the morning pep! hand in hand! Let Kellogg's Pep be-

‘est food you knowl. Gives every day

‘ _Pcp is power! Rich whole wheat~ ﬂaked to delicious crispness! With the vitamins and healthful mineral ClCHICfItS Of llatltlfﬁiS most favgrgd

breakfasts go Pep contains bran—just enough to be mildly laxative. Tends to prevent constipation. Wonderfully good for ‘children. Pep is rich in vital nourish- ment growing kiddies need. It's really

i “health in a package!"

Serve Pep often. Give all the fem-l’ ‘- ily Pep! With milk or cream. Extra delicious with fresh or canned fruits, or honey, added. Comes ready to eat.‘ Your grocer has Pep!

is the peppi-

up! Builds

the P¢PPY bran food

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Radio Program

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15 International Radio Programs CONCERTS 12.35 P- M.

Ul~‘(.‘l~‘ (4-11) Motttrcal. Ml. lulytll Coueett. ._

3.45 P. M.

W00 (>508) Phlla. ‘Grand Organ. 4.05 P. M.

WLW (428) lClucl- Shut-lit Pro. 6.45 P. M.

KIJK§ (816) E. Pitts. interesting Program.

7.30 F. M.

WJZ (454) New York. Davis lSuxu-

phone Octet, _

8.30 P. M.

Vi/‘IUT (405) 'Phlla. "Studio Pro. 9.10 P. M.

WIEAF (492) Broudwtly, N. Y.

"The Mountebank,” to WEAF. yg-gl‘. ‘WWC. WCAlE. ‘WGY, WGR

PRESBYTERIIIN lilllllllllllN ull AIIA llnvllcuts IEMPERANlE

.\t lllc lust ntcctittg of the hltlritiltlc Synod of thc P1155?‘ tt-riutl (‘lturch in Cattada, the following resolution was ulovctl llll Rev. C. N. l\'<-rr;of Halifax. and seconded by Rev. j. \V. Britten.- Oxlurd, N5" and uttanitttottsly adopted by the Syllod :—— ltcsolvetl, that this Synod use cvcry effort to pro- mote tltc rtluse of TRUE (TIIRLYTIAN TEMPER- ANC/i and cttjoins its uliuistcrs to ctuphasize this virtue from their pulpils, believing that the SALVA- ’l‘/()N FR()AV lNTlilllPER/INCE i/IND OTHER VIC/iS‘ ()1? li.\'(.'l:'.5‘S can be found only in the gOSPBl

of a year. »But—" bite §_hlverell— resettled by the brotherhood.

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wir (Bus) Philadelphia. will»,

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