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her. and she felt more utterly mis- erabe than she hud m. any 111111- sinee she had utvnketit-d 1o 1111ti _ . herself occupying 11111111101‘ “onions “ m“

shoes. She could not 11111101111111.1111 ‘.1 "‘ " ‘mm ““‘]1‘2""“““‘x‘ lhmkmg 11111111 Neil 11 11s 1 1- '- ‘ ‘ ' “ "- "Mil" ° "911941114 “.53.. I a (l 1 ‘"0 m‘ m“ , 11111. 111.11g ....11111 11111 11101121151111;

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Riding off with Joy-ce that aftvr- Qlllnllwv‘ noon. Neil was 111 1111411 spirits, 111111‘ ‘_, v an elation i11 his 111111111111‘ 111111 11111-11:

Neil 50011 1011 i11 111111 111:1‘ mood as thev rode along and no 1011 bothered hcr with hutiycz-sutu-n. Gradually remorse, and wished sl11' 1'111 less surly with Ncil. H0 ‘ hard to please he1- in ryt to aclnpt himsclf to 11111‘ mo struck Joyce Slidllttilli’ 111.11: . 1.1 of that sort of thing he 1111.51 11.111- ‘ been dolnr: in his 111.11-1‘11-'l 1111-. y‘ ‘

Sam siiys Mrlireuov "1.- n 111-w I. T“ ‘ lot of horst-s i11." 10111111111111 J1_v--., ‘ ‘ - "did he tell you 11101‘. ‘s n 111.111 11-11111 StlllllBS who would like to buy Fire Queen?" lgYe-lnh." relplcdt N011. _?_\'l0lng hcr S 8W s0, permits n 111' i 101‘ iH-tt- _, . v h , ernl exptx-s-sion mutt-hctl 1110 1111'111i-- ‘ l Jsxiltlttillnal?"lllzlné,“ . iy cnsualttrss of 1101- 1:110 “l s. <1 ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘

1 11:11; 1.1115 1.‘ _. .111 the trzn. they 11nd .1011, 111d.‘- Robert Ainsworthl, (i111 11111 s00 l11-r at first. Then his - 101-1111.: 111111100 turned to the '1' on the 111-11111111. His eyes met 1' 111111 .11 truick smile o1 rec- .‘ his 111cc Then _ 11) the figure 01' s- 111-1111 in 111-1- .ap. 11.155011 over 111s

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i11! CIVIC TAX APPEALS

Notice is hct-chy given that

citlioard of Appeal from

‘i It Rates ttnd_Assessments

amt‘ l11-id 1n the City l littllm. (lily littildinu.

M] mlmlil)’. Alurust 29th, tit tcn o'clock A. M.

J. .1. rutuatu-ou,

City Clerk

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. , » - v . 1111*. 1'111 too in uisitive Id “M9 l“ Coll-gm‘ "mli '3' d" .11 111' M) 1:111 11111.‘ I prefer to ltldvance' S ‘l ti. i t‘

matter. I hate the h. ,, . .. q 1 . . 1 . 1-- dnmn’ brute after what she nt-urly Ml I‘ ‘_‘v “f” fir‘ “ld m 5“- dcnl- S110 n11! t1 humbly nt the

A flash of 11111150111011! 0url0tl COITIETS of Jo_v1-0's 11th 1:1 momrnt as shc r;111.~.1k11d. ‘V1111 needn't consult n10. I111 1111110 sni- isfled with Rosita, thank r1111."

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tvcn incre miserably

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this column ls reserved tor new: oi local interest but advertising ol u news] natu-c may b1. inserted n! 5 cent: ~ word strictly p..1 able tn advance.

CRASWELI. for Photographs.

CONFEDERATIUN LIFE INSIZI kVCl-l. L-VZBB-‘Z-Zl-itlt RED CROSS. — No work will be given out at the Red Cross work-

rootns this week or ordinary work carried 011,

TO PRlNLl-l EDWARD ISLAND.

has left on a motor trip to visu. friends i11 Prince Edward Islzmd. - Haiifax Chronicle.

TRANSFERREI). —Gunner Lewis Berrigati, o1‘ Charlottetown. P. E. 1.. who ts a member of the RCA, and has been transferred to a Nova Sco- tie, training centre. was in town for the week-end as guest of his cous- ins, the Misses Bertha and Blanche Curiey.—New Glasgow News.

ISLANDER PASSES. — In rcfe1‘- ring to the death of George Herbert Douglas, of Victoria, B.C., 1t was stated that. M1‘. J, W. MacEwen. of 1311-901. P.E.I.. was an uncle. This should have read that Mr. Mat-Ewen was an uncle of Mr. Douglas‘ wife, formerly Miss Alice Piuott. of Mt. Stewart.

ON VACATION-Mr. George W. Nicholson of Lynn, Mass, retired mechanical engineer, is now on a motor trip to Prince Edward Is- land and is staying with M1‘. and Mrs. James E. Collins oi’ Glen William. Mr. Nicholson was born in Lynn but his father, Donald Nicholson, ts a native of Victoria Cross. His brother, Kingston, also a native of the Island is now re- tired naval officer and residing in California. I-Iis sister. Mrs. Laurn A. Wench is in New York. being connected with the 'I‘l11-1-e Arts club.

W.C.T.U. lllEl-ITINIL-Jfhe Que-en's County Women's Christian Tem- perance Union met nt the home of Mrs. Gordon MncMillati, Becchwootl Garden. Cornu-all. on Satin-tiny. Aug. I7. The meeting was held out-of- doors, with the president. l11 the chair. Mrs. W. R. Clark, of Wilt- shire read thc Scripture lesson and Mrs. W, A. Thompson. of Charlotte- town, and Mrs. F Howard of Corn- wall. led in p1‘11_\'(‘i'. A cmnmitttc was appointed to _iude,c the 'I‘e111p01--' ant-e scrap book 11nd at the stiggcs-l tion of Mrs. Pickard. the prizes wil- be War Savings certificates. Notice u'l‘l be given in the press of tl-te; prize winners at an enrlv date. Cornwall Union reported n temper- <fifltfe fvfltvst. which was conductor!

this meeting the officcrs were rc-l elected for the 0011111111 veer. At Emma White was welcomed to the‘ meeting after her serious accident- Mrs, H, I-Iou-urcl. the provincial pre- sident, spoke about the convention held in i110 first 11-0011 of 501110111- ber. Mcclincz closed with lwncciic-v tlnn, nftcr w-hich tcn was served in- the gnrcien by the hostcss -.11‘1d1 members of Cornwall Union. l

P111111? Edward Offers

Solution For “Two i

Husband Problem”

"Two's company and thrcels a cro\vd"-—except at the Prince Eri- wnrd 'I'hentre where Coumbirrs "Too Many Husbands‘ is hccttcttlh‘, hilzn-iotislvy‘ proving thnt "two 1-o111-‘ .p:n1'.‘ and threc-‘s a ccmeciy”! 11011111’ Arthur. Frcd Mac.\'I111-1-‘.1_\- and 11101-1 vyn Dorm-ins 111-c stflfftftl i11 the iilmfl lone of thc merriest. anttdricst n1uri-1 tal tnix-tips ever brought to the screen! 1

Based upon W. Somerset M21111;- hanrs sensation: 51:11:1- sitter-s, by Wesley Rutlillt-s 11-0111 C111111i0 13111510113 ‘.111- aptation. with a supportnig cast which IIICllIClUS Harry Davenport, Melville Cooper. Dorothy P0tet‘.=o1', Marv Treen 11nd T0111 Dueati, "Too Many Husbands" 11-011111 1111vit11l1ly belong 111110111: the sun's 111111-0 mcmornblt- 111111.» but the 0x011 111111 artistry‘ of its 011st. tl10 swift sin-c tempo 0f its direction and thc slvv,‘ sparkling character of its writing. makes the new film 11h i1npo1 trtnt ,contender for ‘top ten" honors. t

Miss Arthur. 111 brilliant contrast to the tiratnetic finesse shc display-v‘ Pd in “Mr, 51111111 Gee.- to Washing- to11" and "Only An-zt-ls Hrtve 1Wings" employs to 11111 f11ll l11-r‘ triumphant gift for hcht ct-metiy. ,As the ‘onclv wife slltiliciily “tales.- led" with two (lcvott-d httsbntitls, Miss Arthur (iClllIliiFtily 111-d de-l izhtfulv exprcsscs 1101- nplii-t-cin- iio11 of the flattering cit-cttmstuiwcr, ns u-cll ns hPr 1101111011011 11nd 10er- ful rccoznition that its outcome miizht well mcnn a nrison s1111t011ce for her. Except for its 111211111 0011110 implications thc latter 11010 is not

Joyce with shnmc. S111- rode i11 stl- fl“ m‘ *‘l’P1"~‘l‘_1‘1151\'° too izreatlv stfcrscd. “T00 1111111"

encc. hnttlly nnsyveritig 111s 11111.»- c’ “L h“ hem‘ and Iiusbnttris" is. nftci‘ nil. n (‘Oliltftv

11011:.‘ 211111 not lookine 1-1t 111111. H‘ 11.. 111-at for 11 li\@'111“"- lflnd M!“ Afthttl‘ 1S 01W of tilt’ It"! 1" ‘m “WWW Dime?" cs1 comcdicnnes 011 the scrcrti to-

av. Players Are Superb

As her husbands, both Fred Nfac-l biurray and Molyn Douglas 0x- t'.'11r't th" fulfcst tncnsnru 111 nnrthl from their stipcr-churscti z-clcs. Mnrlvfttr-riry is cost 111.- J:rt11‘.~‘

- n ltusbnnd. whose errant. \':n111E1'1‘l1|.<t.n

has kept him from 1101‘, 11111111111111} they love 0.1011 011101‘ deeply. Witt-n he is reported droyvned at sen, Jenn fines comfort and love- with} F‘red's business partnci‘ 11nd best. friend, Dottclns, who is as staid and

conservative as Macfvitirruy 11nd

been wild and irt-epreqy-iblc. They

nt‘0 tnarrietl nnd then Jt-nn discov-

ers that business affairs nrc keep-

int: 1101‘ ncw httbnnrl front her.

MacMurruv stuidctiiy‘ 1-0t111‘11s~-one httsbnnti too 11111113‘!

The union." comctiv situations — J0nn's i11‘.1l11‘1i1'.‘ to 0x11111111 l11-r cl-tmiecd marital status to l10r own] husband. the tl-rtertuincri ctlort. made by thc two hv-sbntids in 110-} citie who shall rctirc crncciully‘

shin which both 111011 pity in thclr previously lnney wifc. forts to cmtfntc Melvyn 11111 3401-, vyn's effort: to 01111111110 Fz-rvl -— mnkc of “Too Mrtnv llusbnnls" n‘ picture 111 a thousznttl: thc slotting ticnott-"mcnt. in w-hirh n iurigc r011- dr-rs his dccision and .l"n11 111101‘-

—M.1ss Laha, Roop. 112 Walnut bl...‘

in three o1‘ the public schools. At; ‘

| Mrs.

|the Protestant members while the

of i110 Park roadway, Kent. Pozvtinl,

om the scene. the intctisivc 0ou1‘t-‘ $02315’altlilgGlggin-tlggifillgvovlrlflig Frctls ef-:'I'h0 Light Horse B11111 under thc-v

[CL HTS . Eu 111 uie Allflciil -.=. C1 ottet n ‘Thursday. August 29. at 9.30 a. m“, Dayiixht Savinz Time, 11187-8-26-21 '

ON MQTOR TRIP.—M1'. and Mrs. Evan Wright, and little son Ruben, of Victoria. P.E.l-. Mr. and Mrs. W111 Yonkers and daughter Ruth, of Kingston, P.E.I., and Mrs. John Lord of Granville wriy. P.E.I., who are on a motor trip thrcuizlt Nova Sed- tin. were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Wil.is last week-New Glas- | Row News. |

ANNUAL RETREAT —'I‘he an- nual retreat of the Roman Catho-l lic priests of the Diocese of Chan‘ lcttetotvn will commcitce this ev-. e111‘111,1 n‘. 7.30 at St. Dunstans Uni-r versity and will conclude Frldayv evening. The retreat will be 0011-1 ducted by Rev. George Daley, C. SS. R. of Toronto.

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SAFE FOUND -- A GOO-poundl safe which was stolen from the Ystore of Mr. John Devlne of Peakes a few weeks ago was found at Trac- adie by a young man picking blue- benies a week ago Saturday. The safe contained a number of books and papers for the return of which the owner offered a substan- tial reward. It is understood these, papers were in the snfe when‘ found.

PIPE-IRS RETURN -— Two local pipers. Messrs. Joseph Duncan and Albert MacLcod. members of the I..O.A. Pipe Band. who left last week to join the Nova Scotia Hich- lenders. 3rd Division, were rejected as unfit physically and returned to the province. Both these men served in the Great War. Mr. Duncan is Pipe Major of the L.O.A. Pipe Band.

TRANSFERREIL-Mr. Edgar G. (iiddinlzs and Mrs. Giddings. Mur- ray River, received a letter from their daughter, Mrs. George T. Philpott. Maiden. Moss, saying that her husband who is a Sergeant 1n lthe U. S. Marines has been trons- ferred from Boston to South Cnro- linn. They leave for their destin-

ation this week. Mrs. Phil- pott spent three weeks in July visiting her parents at Mu1‘r11y

River 11nd hcr brother. Dr. E. S.

Gitlclings, City.

N0 ESTIMATE 01-‘ DAMAGE - M1-. W. M. Rowe of thc McDonald and Rowe Woodworking Company said last night that he was un- able to give any estimate of the (Homage cnuscd by the destructive fit-c which visited the pln111_l=‘r1tln_y' night. He was busy getting the building in shape Saturday and the matter of the amount destroyed xvns not ascertained. The fne broke out shortly before ten o'clock and before the "all out" wa- sound- irls oi feet of fi <1 flooring was d ‘.1101 by fire and water. The blaze WAS confined to the drying kiln 11nd t-he origin was unknown.

VISITING THE CITY —Mr. and Mt-s. L. A. 111-mere of Olympia. Washington Slate arrived on P.E.I. and are slCppilig at. 111e hozne oi Let-here's sister, Mrs. Roy F Muctxzan, Charlottetown. Mrs. Li'- mcre was before marriage Marjory MacCallttm. North St. Eleanoi-‘s and has becn away from the home for the past 25 years. Her old home 1s now port 0i t . new nir p01". at. Si. Eleanors. Th._\ motored all thr- yvny from Olytnpizt. Virlilfillliigtiili, 3810 miles and had a very nice trip They are busy looking up friends who are delighted to see them one: more. Lust August. Mr and Mrs. Leme‘ spent a month in Europe and a1‘ ‘:1 i11 New York August 30111 shortly before w111‘ 11x15 declared. Their friends wish 111cm a tllCflSillll. holiday and hope to sect 111cm 1-0turn 1o P.E.I. many 111111-1- SUIIlIIIPTS.

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CEl.l-IBR.»\T'E§’l"l T lSiOLEMN II GII MASS - Rev. Joseph M11111- thrin. S. J.. so11 of Mr. 11nd hit-st

. 1. Jnmes Nlonaghan. ctnebrnted his,

first Solemn High Moss zit St. 1311115111115 Basilica yesterday morn-l inc. F1‘. Moziaghnn was ortltnncd} recently 21rd is the fiiih ]‘ll‘l(‘.\[ ‘.11. thc iuthily. At the Mass ye ‘any his two brothrrs assisted hin, R.'\‘. D1‘. Gavan M..11."1ghan as Deacon and Rev. AllfCll Monngnan, S. J., as Sub-lknccti. Msgr. Maurice Mac-

LOTTETOWN n! l H! m A ‘n

OO bad to spend money to make a good lmpICSSlOII-haflt/ Ilu-n r/mke a burl one! But that's exactly what Tom had done. During humid summer days, NO ONE escapes this possibility, because we all pet-spire up to three pints daily‘ . . . Left on the body, this sweat deposit turns stttlc~1lcc11111r1<1s1s. Then YOU have "BO."

You can stop "B.O." before it start: with lifebuoy. Lifebuoy contains an exclusive deodorizing ingredient not found in any other leading toilet soap. Used in your (lJllY bath Lifebuoy stops "BO." Its peppy, purifying lather \v.15l11-s stale perspiration deposits away!

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Moncton

Donald preached 1110 sermon. His 11101-111 11nd Dllyfiififll SIIDPQIT 0f U}? backed ll" ‘we G°““v"*‘]}"’.‘" liq.“ H“ Yllm”

Excclletici‘. Bishop JA. O.S1.1lliv-.1n oti is :1 511- . f-.10:1,11: 1n stronulv 1nd.cnt0tl_ihnA\ 1111‘ I f‘ 1 "~\_ l3

unis 1 the S:111c1un1-_ . Th0 Basilica - - lllf‘ 6011111110 . 11111 men volun .r_v_ rcc . trvfitltill v~1\-'.\‘ v-ltfth" out“ 1111 11

Choir under thc dircctiott of Mr. who 11111st tight the battles. Even in 01101111211 lit-citrus V111un v t‘. ‘11111 W. J. Brown was i11 trite-nuance. WJIHPH H111)’ 1W‘- lli‘ (‘P1194 s"_lv""°"5 ‘l"'°"'-'-“°"‘,'* m“ U”

lt-Irs. Jcscph Ds-ugttn was the organ- "W" V‘ 19°91‘ ‘mm- meri‘ M“ AS m“ "w" “l” f‘

isi. Many relatives 11nd friends of'scorcs of ways in which t-ht-y can called to \va1“l_1-:1\1111 l?

the youin: J-BSHIZ priest were pres- 1W1]? ‘tlivil’ tl- 1 ti l0 “P1011111 “m- 1" ‘WHY “l” ‘ll “"1

011i, for the O."("\5l(iI‘.. Brsirles Fr. Jrascph there tyere ftzur other boys of 1111' fnmilv ordained l)l'Z(‘S'..<. 'I‘.‘.0_\‘ nrc: Rcv. D1‘. Gavan. m1 the 1.11010111111- stnff of St Dunstmrs Utiiyersity, Rev Alfred, S. J., of Kincston. Rev. 'I'heodore, S. J, rn an English spcnkin! P29241100 of, the Jesuit order 111 Canada and Rey 112111-1111, who 111011 several yours 111:0 whilt- SiHZIOIIOLl on the Islands.