_ accordingly .

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. occurrodfist Tryon on v oi iliruwarron jiowatt "l"; Tllldeceaaed, who . _, llliet-Rogorson. was born a , . ~. l‘. Scotland. has been Mxlyvllid hr the past two years Q death was not unexpected. l l6 I woman oi the most ' filwfllltion, possessin ' , 0' qualities of character “Middle. . Yer fail to make one high and beloved by l..l. let-home she was a loving “I59? ""0. a mother who lov- nillinstructed well her children. ‘NW-testimony could bo paid ‘t: deceased than the large pro- “ , 9f Mame which followed her fiWHlhs to the Tryon Mothodil; , l!!!" where she was laid to ‘N! - ‘Rev. m. Fits-Patrick. con- ‘!!! Hl-tlte service. She leaves to 9m- soon and three dough. - - "FmlY- MTITO. John and H? l Triton; Harry of Arlington, » ‘It; Mrs. Frank l-lowatt, Capo TIIVUPIO; Mrs. John H. Lee. Bos- Igréogiil . and Mrs. Minnie Knight,

mglhfpogggy charms some young .w-'__.uh chnlzislare attached to their

~ n l m." 1B N! End fat and able m 3WD his mouth shut he cun bllufi Ilmost any one,

AOIITI warns"

. Isro time agent; a t a ( Personal Christmas Clffvknflgllllflfvl’! "mma b°°k d full "shipment fret. Largest and most popular gel action on tho market. We will agar tn T;‘;"§IIV mm." l-

urs eac or money i-aruas:§'k'y\v!r'itus"df$: glanuiacturers. III Richmond Woet,

07's!!! tn

'1?» Tender

Nldrafthorsensgesltlsnd 8

,4 ‘y-

yrs. weight about 1400 lbe.;., 1 driving hom. ll! ‘l. weight about 1060 lbs.: 8 cow/s. milotn-i ages Lisgos; lagei; Ingest; 1 hogsdagoilysfmlsgoiiyfl. 7 weeks; 1 brood sow ago t, weight tiltllba; l tons blocked ice; 10 acres oats standing.

The above mentioned articles sro for sale by sealed tenders 0p to and including August 3!. 1930. and may ibo seen at the Dalton Banatorium, North, Wiitshire, P.

Totbososehiegwlth lndigulios, fir)“ Liner, Oarlipelioe, Ski or Nwswls Ilssloda, Neurslgis, Kid- li. Island, n; Durable, Rltuwsalims, Peia in ATlontd-ire It)? betaddaessed to‘ “the _ M, 3.,” Egg,“ n] your u“ ss s ant rec or e reeen a vs. d! I) D. Sc. 11., Dalton Sanrtorlum. ""““o”' Flinn-mu“,- ‘he.

. ' prom t relief and assures a Mark tenders to be addressed 1:” ‘hm u” ‘Qnnn h

not meanwhile-yea». i "FiMiIp-li than!) sulfides and?‘ m Frail-containing the modiofaal principles of apples, oranges, flgs and prunes, oslnbined with valuable ioaies and antbeptios dileabomlforflflkhisl sisoflfio At all dealers or sent paetpsid by Fseit-a-tlvm lbhd. than». 0st

The lowest or any tender necessarily accepted. 2471-8-"8-Bi. '

FARM FOR-gist? tots RIVER .

An ideal homestead consisting of 100 acres of choice land with an up-to-daie house. barn, and out houses all practically now. A large orchard.

The Siraibgariiley

condition lihc reluaindcr covered "METABLE F0" Rum-WT 192°- wiih a good growth of ‘hard and ' ' soft wood. Learns Bonshaw. Leaves (‘blown Within 55 mile oi church, school. . Fuvs. 3rd 11.00 a. m. store, glist. sow and carding mill. 1 Fri. 0th 5.00 a. m. Selling on account of ill health. Tues. 10th 7.00 a. m. Sold with or Wibh0llt crop. ‘Fri. 13th 8.00 a. m. Apply to owner, ‘Tues, 17th 11.00 a m. JOHN BERNARD. Fri. 20th 5.00 u. m. Long River, i’. E. l. Tues. 24th 6.30 n. ni._ Fri. 27th 7.30 a m. ilues. am 10.00 a. m. . x Return to McArihurs

2475-B~‘"l-°.. . ill wharf

Flrx Siorks for Sale by illcillm ' l em authorized by the l-Jxt-Eilttn-s

i l of the Estate of the late Jnlm A.

MPAUIBY. St. Peters Bey. to sell In _ front of the (‘ourt House, Clmrlntta- town. on Friday. September 71rd ut| 1'.’ o'clock noon the following stocks and shares:

lililfl-R-t-vnthu l-l ,0’.

»——.a—--.—w'-.—_—..w_— --—-v—-._'1r——'— ' ~- We have just landed two

cedarshingles which we are offer-

mia nlv. I ca?“ \ share (‘unneughL i-mlt S50. 3 D0,! ~l share St. Lawrence. cost. Slilil ‘i fiver. ("WIL 1 share St. Lawrence. cost 8100.00. l share Pure Canadian. cost 8100.00 ii per. cent. 1 share Magic. cost $100.00 6 per

lltshnre Regal, cost $100.00 7 per.’ we also want n quantity of 599d

(‘I'll . _

t allure \\'illuw Hill. coat. $100.00 dairy butler for which ws will pay 2500 eaéh. cost highest meek

lug at vrry low prices-before un- 'ioading 0i cars»-

$300.00.

2 shares Record $50.0 .

Terms at sale.

cost

IIENJ. CAIlTlGll. Anrtionr-ar ?4?!\~l-?li-M.

M: Kennedy & Co.

l2 shares Record

v.

QIQXO

‘i 1

" lllsi AS601.

sv lass at’ ' ' - "' ' AN NWAKINID INTIIIU?’ . ciiarvrnn 01.

tion. of hir. Olsxtonw kindness, and all about the people in the office. "Tell Aunt Susan that perhaps some day '1 may be uhle to pay that young writer's hoard bill for him iii-return for hie typewriter." l also added that now i had found this work l had greutor hope than aver that some day 1 might make a homo fol her. if only l cold earn enough to have just three or four rooms, and Mother to keep house for mo, it would be like Heaven. l said nothing of this to Mary. iSho was planning a home for me with them, a home l'shouid enjoyybut still not like the one I had in my mind tor Mother and myself. Miss Bukerhleemell not to _ get over her resentment because i re- fused ifer invitation to lunch at the same place ehc and the girls I knew, frequented each day. l was sorry simply becase l hated to have anyone feel unkindly to- word mo for such a reason. Yet ut the same time i did not want to go with her. .1 often caught her and Mr. Belts. the manager, whispering and glanr- ing my direction. They seemed very intimate and my first impres- sion, that they were interested in each OlllO!‘-—-8DY\ViIy, that Miss Baker was intrigued with him — was sustained by what i saw. 1 was often enlburassed and an- nnyod b; their evident interest in me and what i did. But when I talk- ed with Mary silo insisted Miss linker was jealous because of something. _ Then- was much that happened however to offset any unpleasant- ness caused by her. Mr. Claxton had assured lne I was improving so fast that it would not be long be- fore i could assume the same posi- tion Miss Lee ad held—practlcally that of private secretary.

Oh, how 1 worked after he told lilo that. vi begrudged the time l spent eating and sleeping. l work- ed constantly. ieverisiy, always with that thought before me. After

, -

Iro nor aufie

--nntlu-r day m.

itching. nit-ml-

m prawn-u»

FHA-s No luv-wt-

operati i ed. Dr. ~Ohaoe’a Olntm nt ‘gill rrfliued‘ isetina’ bone

Sou 3t undo and affor Llesboz; all eal or *1 msnaon Bates I .0.. lted o box free if you mes

us» IN IUIINIIIi . _ , i” 1 wrote Mother a ions choerfui_ flatter, telling her of my new posi- '

ol , , 7 " ».......-~l.'.-::=r I! '7'?‘ ' ' elqua-lsevlr- ' ~‘ ‘ 8k. a tube 5g ‘gggery and glyu‘ stores. Made in Canllll aaohlls

my experience in workins I91‘ ‘Tm’ ers~cven for my!!!" ll! ll Public placo——illo thought of the seclusion nf a private office appealed strong- ly to me.

At first l had no slightest interest in the business as a business, but now l had commenced to read the financial news. to listen when securities and their values _’ were djscugged. l had begun to rcalizc that if I were to hold a position of trust, l must familiarize myself with the business of the flrm, the terms used, and many other things that up to now had seemed of minor or of no importance.

I believe there is no truer shying than "To be busy is to h! llflDDY-' l know I was happier thnn l bud been since Dad dled—hitlllll9l‘ even than when Mary and I first started our little pancake shop. Even though we were our own mistresses thgre, ofien l felt uncomfortable. because of the tippings. or the as- tions of some of the people l serv» 0d. So far. here l had had nothing but kindness-unless l considered Miss Baker's actions. Which really amounted to nothing by com- pririson.

One day Mr. Ciaxton spoke oi’ a security. snid he wiehsd he knew something about it. I happened to have read about that very thing, and told him so. explaining where i had found my information. l-le looked surprised and pleased. He complimented me highly, than made the somewhat cryptic re- mark: “i knew l was making no

Ranch at Graham's Road.

l"..-..'-.s--'- . m» r3.- 3.222- “ “""“' '

“m Last Offers of Big

7 Triple Votes on two Remaining Votefichedules

C4R9-8-28MnnFriSl1t4i.

1

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l could

Contest KO

take.” lat as it ssjdisd

dressed tifhlinselt. It'll "i l5! only iness at what he iiis- “' a ~ -'; .0.‘ ::.'~§.,\.,‘_

lei-um

dgpdrfl _ tions of suouriilesbf in which the arm were

I partiémggy interested or which

ti; . uadsresttins. ,_ I, g-szdglitly he would question lee

, about what l raafsdd if l seemed".

haiy on any point, and unable to grasp themeaninl or explain it, be would patiently go over it with me until it was perfectly clear. -

Often I wondered why there was so much saidagalnst employers and the manner in which they treated their employees, and so lit- tie said in their iuvor" in this office it seemed that courtesy and consideration w e given as freely as it was expec od-nloro freely, in fact.

Even Mr. Belts, who, for some unknown reason, I felt disliked use was uniformly polite." That’ the time would come when he would not be and would even make things unpleasant and so hard for me that l could scarcely endure it. l could not imagine. ,

Suavity often covers an unkind heart.

Tomorrow-An invitation tg Lunch -——-<mo-e>-—- ruin-ram Lilli-east r" mile. Etc. Women pump st conclusions and frequently hit; men reason things

out logically and usually miss‘.

There's no objection t0 u man's blowing his own horn, but It's the tidme he selects that makes us tir- e .

When a girl pins a flower on a man's coat she always tilts her chin up and looks at it sideways-and the man who doesn't. take u tumble s too slow ‘to lead a funeral pro- cesslon.

m; p!“ m.

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3OB¥8BCOUGHS

;:-:r;:— r.:-_——._ ’.

FXl-ié

Large shipment of foxes from this ranch to States will leave us soon to ranch a few more pairs-

Look over the quality of our stock and enquire about prices and terms for ranching, before buying elsewhere."

Engiowood Biivor Fox Co.

\

Japan and United

GAVIN HARDING, Manager.

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. m , _ ‘ of .110 wm. ‘ll _. .e , new dwelling house. barns it; repalrmvllll in sold with or. ‘without pros. 3rd: particulars sn.~-...'. ‘-

', ' ~.- _; > ioim ooaoon. _ . Qii-riligan North, P. E. l. sateen-st: v » l

Wiliiiiiifi uslljrurt 1 corlylmlou

'f‘ro 7th Annual Convention of tllo Wo en's i ‘titutes of Prlnon Ed- warw islan vvilibe hold at Char- lottotown- on- Boptornbermist an.“ 51W- The first Session will begin Wodne-r- at IJOJ-m. int 0 Dnmest. ohen. Kindorglrt-Ill Ha -

c t fuller:- sut l”. h’ a l

The evoninl’ mamas: will in‘ the Assembly a l. rinse wales college commencing- 7.80. The speakers for Wednesday 8V- ouini; are Dr. Helen nlaclidurchy of Toronto and Dr. Yeo of Charlotte- _ town. and for. Thursday evening Dr. Xznl. Goodwill, sad Rev. G. D- Ill-l- an. eThe public la cprdlslly lllmled- lisI-Jlthsirinlonwedsi.

‘Milli

SEALED TENDERS will be ro- ceived by tho undersillfli Illm Tuesday, Sept. 14th, 1020. l0! "l0 purchase of The Wellington 00., Ltd. property.

Property for ssio is as follows:

One Midget Marvell- flour rnlil (50 bbi. capacity per l4 hours)- fully equipped new building with

ieoncreio base ent. lfiil in nso since 1917.

Ono wool carding mill (iilvtllfll anew last year), building in good condition.

One boiler and engine in separate

building with concrete foundations

and floor . 2: 5-8-18-151.

- Fasteiin Steanisbiy; Lides, Inc. A

IITERIATIOIA LLIIII

Tint-property is situated , Caariottetoyasnd. com“ a; “m, practically slltciesr 5mm“. with good. buildings and “u” meat. _ Will solLoutright or to m, right party will soil half intersgi An excellent opportunity go, " man with two to four thousand go‘, iars to start in s paying business Write n. 1'. General lhllvc»; Charlottetown. 2447-8-27-8i .

iios

‘lfi. KVAILAIIITIlIOI IA lllske Application N2: "In

Every teacher and aront lheu“ note that intending shibitors in the Bankers‘ Competition for m“ and Calves must snake an llcltion at the nearest branch Ban hero“ tho date of the Fair. Otherwise the money will not he aid. Forms mgy be obtained at zho snks or at u“ Department of Agriculture. Char.

inqteluw . 34"" I hlfilflfl.

Property For Sale l

One saw mill comprising rotary, shingle and lath machines and planer. .

Power-water and steam, nay dam built in 191'! in good condition Iibl IOI ‘Iltfi WIN] ot l0 to ll horse power.

Land~1 plot of land, 5O sores more or less.

Property-d plot oi land includ- ing mill sight, 18 sores. 1 building lot, one sore more or loss.

Ten per cont. of amount must be enclosed with each tsadsr.

s. T. oauesr, levy-Tress .

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i Resumption er Freight and -assosg'er Service It» loll Ill U00“! Steamship "Governor Dingley" will leave 8t. John ever! WED"!!!-

DAY The Wednesday trips s

at

l Q a .4 m‘ and "o" lg: Esstport and Luboe duo

p. m. (Atlantic time. oston

about l0 e. m. Thursdays. The Saturday trips are direct to Boston duo

Sundays about I p. m. FAlllii Iflfl

ITATIIIOOIII II.“ UP

Direct connection with Metropolitan Line steamers for New York via

Cape Cod Canal

Freight rates and full informstioii applY t0

8931-84011.

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Y9" 8m t h c

first made.

S€€ure Fecond Pay- mlnis these last ivlo WCQkS of the Contest. For Soc nd Payments

chtfdule which was in force when the payment was

fort the way t0 swell 1,» our vote total.

OT I C l‘)

Six months . One year . . . Two years

Three years .

Five years . ..

triple votes on

This is th ‘r- -

A ADDRESS. ALL. colllilmlclilolys T0

_ lo 0am closet sum

Four years . . .

THE VOTE SCHEDULES FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE CONTEST PUBLISHED BELOW. THE LAST TWO REGULAR SCHED-

ULES TRIPLED. N O OTHERVOTE OFFER DURING

THE CONTEST.

‘ NEXT wastes SCHEDULE - ' x 16,500Six months . . .

THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE

A 66,0000ne year . . . . . 165,000Two years

before the close of the Contest.

C

. . 297,000Three years . . .

445,000F0uryears 594,000Five years

-'l‘iii:l GUARDIADI AND

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We are sure that by the above system of publishing the entire vote ‘schedule for the remainder of the CODtGSIJyWQ will please the candidates,as

then there will be no doubt as to whether a better vote offer will be given

YOU WILL NOTICE THAT THE VOTE SCHEDULE THIS WEEK 1s MUCH LARGER THAN THE SCHEDULE Foo NEXT.

WEEK, THE LAST WEEK OF THE CONTEST. TIME IS SHORT. MAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES.

t

nuance

Alflllv

o. Pu!!!‘ St. John. N. B.

15,000 60,000 . 150,000 . . 270,000

. . 405,000 .' . . .. 540,000

“SECOND PAYMENT

WEEK Every can didat

j cure millions of votes this week by means of Second ’Paymcntio

START NOW!

!

8 can SB.

NOMINATION BLANK GOOD FOR

HOOD V0

Nominate Yourself or a Friend Gentlemen:

I hereby nominate as

your Contest:

NAME ADDRESS

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Noumaran

NOTIk-Only one nomination blank will be accepted for oaoh candidate.

1b‘

a member in

a

oNfEsT OFFICE

XIER

a PllilNli 3i3

Sfilltill Flint Banker's I]