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there yelling ‘Kill the umpire. Cut his heart out, the bloody rob bcr’?"

"Of course l ace him, and heal him. too."

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"i sm surprised that you thin! oi marrying the chump; he ls I man of no forethought."

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"I do love you. Aunt Naomi. If you really want to do a pZ\lli‘lOliC--—il0, n Cilrislaiii-aci, Slilit up Eaves Cor- ner and come and be B. sheep-dog here. I won't do anything very dread- ful, and perilaps after a wliiie, when

lthe storms are exhausted. Jim imzi lI will settle down IIIlO a good stodgy lllliirkvntc couple, I might oven stunli ,bc!\ind the countcr vwigllilig UIJ 5"- lgnr and having n dliiky time with loutsidc Eossiia." | Slip danced Off u. llif‘ kitclicn to roruwirii prcj. for mi. rind thcir intimate tzlik was not resum- ed. I Naomi hoped to the inst: moment ,of her visit that Jim might. drop in. [but though she waited till liclirly sir l c was disappointed. "He's never here before half-past lslx, and then it is only to get. into lslacks for the mess," Poppy assured ‘ner, - l "Aiid does he leave you lltfll‘ lnvery Illgilt, for hours and hours. lalone?" asked Naomi severely.

"Implim," sold Poppy, ilodding her hem-L "That h; in‘: an hour and a half. l-Ic doesn't Flop there lllilyillll. bridge, though iic l» o jolly good yiuyer, He comes straight back, and he only‘

igoe; to eat, tlicrc. bccnizsc we can't ‘agree about the dinner hero, and it‘ lis too much ilwzllhic to pct ii. 110-‘ sides, Siaitcigvs ‘Ann i-ziili." ‘ l "It, should irc possible l1: got some ‘one better than Ann," suizgcstccl‘ " Naomi. l "Ann's a trluilulrc- and l lilac hcl‘. ‘and I don't ivunt nngilccly ciao, Efolrli‘ Jizvrc to icuvo us to paddle our own‘ very cobbiy canoe, Aunt Naomi, andl I I'll send out an 8.0 S. i-zui ivhcn we're‘ ‘ citing tnzi ilezii" lliL‘ rcch, Now I'll‘, ‘walk i0 the bottom 0i the lrlne ivitii iyou. It's a heavenly moonlight night. any way of getting, ‘hack I'd go the \\~'n0le xvny." "Jim would fetch you." said Naomi quickly. “Shall we icnvg .1 liicxsslagel with Ann?"' l But Poppy shcok hcr hcud. l "I'm too tired. really. It's six there ‘and back, and it's (linky of you mi ‘do it, Good-bye. darling Aunt Naomi,‘ and ever so many thanks, You iverc. lmy first real friend in Stony blurb-l Xvrlie, and yolru be the 1w, 1 feel‘ luurc, You don't bcioiiq. It's :1 changc- l lung you were. and a changciing ‘you lwlil rcmnirl, tiii your Cabins-t Minis-l ‘ltcr comes to take you away." i Naomi had no answer to tiic Liit ofl ‘gay bzldinaize that came ioss- fre-l qucntly now to the girls lips. and‘ [her heart wins heavy about these ‘two, both o! whom she loved. as shel gvalkeci, shepherdcd by the ropturousl lspoi, back m lunrkime, Before she‘ Bought hcl‘ own hcusc she opciicdl the door in the wail and, sccing a‘ light in the Parsonage House, ivalked up b0 the door and knocked. Tom Bishop had now gone to the front as‘ chaplain in one of the Yorkshire Divisions, nncl Mary was doing her, best to cairy on in his absence. Shel would have like lb go farther silelnl b0 take up wnr work in France too, but dlity in thcnshn-re of keeping the‘ Pnrsonawc House open, mid r-ntcrtuin- trig such supply as the Deacons‘, Court could (lbtuin. was obviously her first duty. And Mary, hnving been trained in obodicnce rind the cheer-

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and Mrs. Cari Barkhouse. ‘motored to the Island from Fram- ‘ingham, Mas; arriving Monday even-

"19 ace of B4 year-f». and “V65 8". 5369 ing July 28th. to spend o. vacation

‘iiyant street, Oakland, she is a‘with friends ntughter of the late John Mac-lflsrkhouse,

relatives. Mrs. formerly, Miss

and was

Nliinon of Little Harbor. MichncliBeiuah Myers, and is st present 1nd Archy MecKlniion were twolvisiting her brother Mr. John H. Wmcics. Sh: lived in 1305MB flbflllii 25 _‘ Myers, Mt. Albion. On Tuesday Mr.

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Her first three children were and Mrs. Bsrkhouse. accompanied by

5.0m there. The family came to San ,Mrs_ R. W. Chandler and the Misses {Francisco some 40 years ago. Herffhelmn, and Marion Myers, motored

lllliSblnd, James MacDonald, was a to Miiitown,

to visit Mrs. Margaret

jirltive of Sourts. P. E, I., end dicd l2 Myers, mother of Mrs. Baa-khouse.

_"C3I‘S sgo. She had s brother, Dan IVIRCKlYIHOII, now deceased, who was; Just Church, Slilliiiy July 27th. was . ‘ attended. Pastor E. J. Chisholm was sons and s daughter , the speaker, deiiverlrg an able and

fliving in San Francisco when Mrs TdacDonaid and family came here she has two

l The service a: the Haulbrook Bap-

iiviniz. It is a pleasure to write about ‘ inspiring address, taking as his sub-

lixis great: friend of my wife and my- l jrct "Diverted Discipleship” Splendid 5 of Provid- ; music ivas rendered by the choli- Miss -

wit. nce. R. I., was her first cousin.

James MacKinnoLl

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A woman of the good old school h; number on the violin; and while the

Pliiian oi’ Oakland, who passed away ,5\\'Fet1y “The Church in the Wild-

"n October 24 last.

She is a dnugh- \\'00d-" for of the late Neil MacDougaii of Nine Mile Creek. P. E, 1. Her mother i was Annabell MacKenzie. Mrs. Dun-

i A meeting of more than usual 1n- l terest was held at the home of Mrs.

can MacMlllian met nel- husband 4s “m? Jemm-s» 0" “my "will! ‘Years figs‘ m“ were married m July 25th. when Mrs. Jenkins, who is

San Francisco.

Mrs. MncMiliim still

Scotch accent which makes her all

‘ _ Duncan Mzicivililzin _ Post Oflice Box Hill. ‘was a native of wood Island‘ R E‘ I‘ or this section invited the four dis-

remlns he, trict institutes, comprising Wafervale,

Fresiden of the District Convention

MacDonald, Hnzelbrook and Mt.

_ the more muresum‘ she has mo‘ Albion, to attend a meeting at her ful perfornianre of duty, mail-r no ‘kind face n; a mle wit. and Christian lwme t0 make aTFflnEImBni-S f0!‘ COH-

l mother. 'I‘hcir

family consists o! vcnfion to be held 0.1 Sept. 8th. in

i111; our zo-rmcnls ior her own chapel lthree sons and three daughters, who Ml" “hi” Ill-mm" M11- MYS- Jm-

wovkiilg party when her little maid showed Miss Bradford in.

dropping her scissors and kissing her limit warmly.

l are all married

‘ kin; capabiy presided. meeting opened

NI“ Charla-M, M‘ Shaw‘ native m. ivlth Institute ode and Club Women's

"yVhy, AuntNacmi, thLg h: a plen- Bideford. near Summcrsid", P. E. ‘f. creed‘ ways and means “'9” freely lure, I'm sure! It's a very long time is comfortably situated in Oakland. filscussed and many Splendid we” since you've bccn here," she cried, iShe is a daughter of the iaic William

Ellis. She rd husband are doing a splendid business in grocery and re-

qqot so very long, Surfly‘ Ho“. are ‘lfrcrhmcntr at 3727 Thirtxcnth avenue.

you, clcar Mmgv?" l It rested her cyes to dwell on . Mary Bishop's sweet, kind face, which l wore the seal of the happy woman's I life. Her house was buiidcd on the ; rock of .1 good man's love, and was l immune from the wind of adversity, l the frosts of fate. Absolutely one in heart and in purpose, consecrated to service of God and humanity, they had n. secrci; and inward peace which naming could take sway.

Naomi thought of the restless bitl of fluff she had just left, drifting on l the HldylHgJlVfltCYS of discontent and ‘ lcmpation, and breathed an inwnrdl pHlXCi‘, l

"I've come to-nighl, because I want cmcthing, Iviary, Whcn did you hear from Tum?"

Mary iclt her cutting tnbie and sat (lawn opposilc her aunt. then unbut- tolicd her blouse and took out. her last precious Icttcr. That little inci- dent, moved Naomi profoundly, for .\lf\l'_\' Bishop was not a sentimental nor emotional woman, and it meant that the depth of her fceiing was uri- measurable.

"I got it this morning. He has moved up to the front line, Oh, Aunt Naomi. hcw terrible it all is, yet how splendid! He snys he will always thank God for this, the greatest op- portunity o1 his lite."

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“Don't say that, Mary, nor let him say it," said Naomi rather quickly. “He had a great; work to do here. some of us, find it rather difficult to carry on without, him."

Isn't it wonderful how God blesses 1.1m wherever he goes, Aunt Naomi?" l said Mary. with quiet, shining eyes. "They are so kind to him. The 0.0. says he has been sent to them tpeqi- ally in answer to prayer. He has the, right atmosphere to work in, TheyI want him, they need him desperately,‘ and, oh! he lviil never feii them. I'm afraid, however, that he is reckless. For two days he was helping t4; eve- cuate wounded on shell-torn roads, Aunt Naomi, Retreat is a very aw- ful thing. Tom says 1t effects every unit and that it makes the most, terrible drain orrnervcs and hesrti and faith."

"He is the man for that sectioml Mary, and I suppose we mustn't.‘ grudge him to it. Retreat will stop by and by. ln God's 500d time, my dear." she lldded with n confident note in her voice which caused Mary's eyes to brighten.

"You really believe that we'll win, Aunt Naomi?"

"We have won. my dear, but vic- tory needs to be rounded of! and made clear. ‘Those who died on the Mame resched the winning post, th- ough they dig not know it, Now I wonder i! you'll do something for me? How busy are you to-morrow and Ss- turday?"

"Oh. just the usual round. I don't go in Msndev-llie bo-morrow because I must. get the work here in full win- tor train. They've got more workers there now, anyhow, and can spare me."

"Good! would you take your work round and attend to the shop for two days-no. only s dey and a hslf?"

Mary looked puzzled by B request l0 unusual and so uneiqzectcd.

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There will be sold by Public Auc- i

They have two daughters and rm» rcn. Mrs. sllfl“,"l\'7!5 telling me that cr great grandfather Ellis was the vcry first to settle in ‘Fdeford ov~r s hirdrcd years nizo.

Pale People Are In Peril

Some Form of Nervous Breakdown ‘Alivays Threatens Them.

Pale people are almost always nervous. Paieness denotes lack of blood and too little blood usually re- sults in jaded nerves, slecpiessness,

l headaches or neuralgia.

Dr. Williams Pink Pills are dlfler- cnt from most. other medicines-it; is impossible to take them and not feel better. Their whole mission is to make rich‘, red blood. This new blood strengthens the nerves and gives vi- tality to the whole body. Concern- ing them Mrs. G. Cook, Bioor Street. Toronto, says: “Two years ago I used Dr. Williams Pink Pills for a ncrv- ous breakdown with the result that I have been well and strong ever since."

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lion on Tuesday the 26th day of August, A. 1)., 1930 at the hour of l2 o'clock noon In front of the Law Courts Building st Charlottetown in Prince Edward Island ALL THAT parcel of lsnd situate lying and being on Township Number Thirty-eight fn

and described is follows: Commenc- ing at the northwest angle of twen- ty-fivc acres of land in the occupa- tion of David Smsliwood and run- ning thence along the eastern bound- sry thereof south one degree twenty minutes cast thirty-one chains Ind fifteen links thence south seventy- two degrees cast to the Public Road thence northwsrdly eastwardly and westwardly sround the ssid road to the place of commencement ‘ in- in; by estimation forty-six acres of

l land a Ilttle more or less. ALSO s-ii

that tract piece or parcel of land sit- ush lying and being on Township Number Thirty-eight aforesaid bounded ss follows that is tq say: On the north sud east by fund in possession of Alexander McLaughlin on the south by land of Angus Cam- eron and on the west hy Douglas Road and containing by estimation thirty acres of lend a little more or less. i This sale is msde in y... usnce of a Power of Sale contained in an In- denture of Mortgase dated the 23rd day of August 1918 and made be- tween George D. Rsttrsy of licad of llilishorongh in Kinys County store-

Issid farmer of the one part and

Mary B. Wilson of Charlottetown aforesaid widow of the other p:rt and which mortgage is now vested in the undersigned default having been made in the payment oi the princi- pal and interest secured thereby. Dated this 25th day of July, I930.- TIIOMAS G. TAYLOR,

Asslsnee oi Mortgsgee.

McLEAN Q McKINNON, Solicitors he. Charlottetown.

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exchanged as to how to make our {convention a greater success, each l Institute expressing their willingness to contribute to ti.c success of the programme. At the close of the meeting Mrs. Jtnkins put on a coztest- for which she gave two beautiful prizes, first going to Miss Jean Fraser, City, second to Mrs. Lloyd Baliem ‘Pawnai. Following this a bountiful ‘lunch was served in the hostesses ' good style." Those assisting in serving were Mrs. L. W. Jenkins, Mllivlew. ‘ sister of Mrs. Jenkins, and some o! the ML Albion, Institute indies. Mrs. ‘ Jenkins was tendered a hearty vote of i thanks for the splendid reception ‘ given the clubs, to which she grace- fully replied. Miss Jean Fraser. furnished the music for the evening.

‘ Miss Katherine Chandler, Aburn- dale. Mass. who has been spending n

l short vacation at her home here rc- ‘ l tilrned on Ih-iday August 1st. to re- i

sumee her duties with the firm of ; 5911's find Robuck Boston Mass, whey; she holds a responsible posiVon.

Mrs. Amos Myers and daughter Effie. Sydrlry C. B. are visiting in ‘ Hazeibrook the guests of Mrs. Mary ‘ Myers. and Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Myers.

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