THE CHARLOTTFITOWN“GUARDIAN

Don’ t Be Constipated! JFOS Balk“ _ "Alcn suﬂujin: mini! you: ham 1 ‘

constipation, Frun-‘a-rives‘ " To New York

brwati back my bnltb.’ n. n. Goiiln. M IcGulrc Sh. Iontrcal

Make this your last day of constipa- _

tron. Bu)‘ a 25c or 50c box of “Fruii- LE BOURGET. France. Seai- 3-"

ii-tives". It is the perfect Ildiﬂlljl The biplane “Bluebird," manned by_

remedy. Made from intensified [in-sh Leon G. Ivon and Pierye Borbu oi France, took off and_‘headed for the west this morning with New York ~as its destination. After a

fruit juices" combined \vitIi Ionics. S‘! thousand yard i"un witii motorsi itraining in n tremendous effort. ' the big biplane leﬂ. the ground at i ___________ __________ 6.31 a. m. and soon disappeared lll the mist, he ed for the great Al- lantic expan . _

LE BOURGET. France, Sept. 2. ~ » Fog hanging heavy over the French countryside, balked thc biplaiic Bluebirds attempt to fly to New York today. "

The giant plane, manned by Leon G. lvon and Pierre Borbu ult- zr a beautiful take off at 6.31 a. ui., was back over Lebourget in less than two hours. Then for almost mother full hour Ivoii CITCICH tho field, hoping the haze would lighten but when it remained still thick at niiic o'clock hc begun emptying his

iTUESbAY. l, m W“ V V k “albino -

0108.11, Aluminum Western Guardian

—-CHILD‘S WOOL FLANNELi

‘ - dresses with bloomers, 2 to 6 years: special $2.50. At Slnclairfs. i

—LADIES’ ‘FELT HATS just

I received. All shades. At Sinclair's. |

—BUY YOUR ladies coat now

while the assortment is complete. ~ u‘ ~ 0Q I EA“ g°°d tea I07

At Sinclair's. When you serve RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE to your family you are giving them the best tea you can buy.

—W‘ESTERN AGENT.—Mr. J. P. Mclnnis, Guardian agent, MacNeill Building, Suinmerside will be pleas- ' 2r to receive news items, advertising icw and renewal subscriptions.

—LABOR DAY-Big Labor Day Celebration at Sevenf Mlle liar __4 HECES Mm, ms m: , _ 45GSIILIIIIIK at 5 p. iii. At air wilil lii- _now 29m A, si‘lclﬁlrlse' “as Ilicld Iiulargi- building recently er- ccteiii Supper, howling, Blliiirii. Sit-ll Jlaiichig, etc. Accommoda-

“50 ROOM LOTS w“ I"‘I’°'" lltlll riii- 300. 8912 9-2,ili

nearing half price. At Siiiclaius.

MI-II-FI’ i\l~‘-'l‘I-IR “i5 Yi Uh to!" l!’ in n00 .\I:'. Citulfill‘ Riilistmic -——-»-—

uxr: BNUTIII-Ill i-".\i.i..~" I)ll\l) i§l*~ IJl'(.l\‘t ii lillilt'l‘t‘l‘. A1. iiii- _G,RLS JUMBO KN", Swank

" l '1 ' _ _‘_“““.“‘d “f”, 5'1"“ (_"'°""i.‘; “f5 in Red, White and Beige. Just J "mii-iitlcil iilt‘ nici-inii: in it cu. “it l.\ ncwl James ~ i m A, smclairk

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oi ('llll'lli‘~ii'l'. i"iiil.iiil. ii- "ll ' mlllll .l.niii~.<. "I hail uizidc _FEL.I. MATS‘ w x 3B 5pm“, ous amusements, including step-

np iii ‘illlti io ioiiii- and .-.i-i= _\"ou. i2 u” 25C‘ A! Sinclair‘), daticuig, bingo, etc. I Meals served

Wlnli- ilii~ iwo oi-otlii-i-s wort‘ shaki from b o'clock. Admission" 15c, sup-

--SEVI-JN ‘Mite if", Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5th, big celc- bration opening of new shed, vari-

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li'llltll'i'i' ill Niiiiii Wu. . ilt'1il' lﬁii- ll!" luinil~ lulu; l-.,-~.i'x, li.iil niiiilc .-. lrzp b‘: ixiia- slioil.

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You’ll like thc cool, refreshing Peppermint “flavor of WRIGLETS DOUBLE MINT . . .

Just see how GOOD good gum can be by sampling this long-last- ing, healthful, economical treat l l l

DOUBLE NlINT——CHSY to remember —:ind Iiard to forget, once yoifvc tried it.

KCCpS tccth white, breath sweet", RllLiS appetite and digestion . . . "

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-BUY STAMPED MATS and Hooking Canvas. At Sinclair's.

-'ruu OI-‘FlCI-I 0f Dr. iiiiiiiii Noonaii. Stinimerside, will be closed from Sept. 3rd to 8th inclusive. 8955 0 3 2i

—l'IE SOCIAL at Thanksgiving

. Wellington, Monday, Sept.

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--GIRLS plain and l'lll‘i (‘ii lliinncls, also wool failcs iii rhccks. 8 to l4 years. prices $3.50 to $0.00. At Slnclaii‘

Iiillilhil-Ii-Zi

—-Wl-)STI-1IlN AGENT-Mr. Cyrus J. (lalliint is now (luardiaii Agent iii Howlan and will bc plcosed to rc- Ctllvt‘ nii-wr. items, advertising, ncw

and rtenctviil subscriptions. ti‘.

—2 l'll-1(‘.l- striped crctoimc. suitable for our covering. ltciiuliii" 75c for 59c. At Sinclair's. —-IIOI.IIIAN'S OFFICE, store and \vai"i*litiiises will hr closed all day Monday, September 5th. Lriboi" Dill‘. 8904

—3 PIECES (ZIIINTZ, 00c value. for 45c. Also fl DIPPCS 50c viihic for 30c. ll pieces CTOIOIIIN‘ was 90c, now 59c. 1i pieces regular 75c for 40c. Al Sinclair's. '

—RECEPTION —- (bi ihc =\l‘I'l\'-\l of .\'Ir- iiiiil l\ll‘t<l. I'm-slim 'l‘lioiiip- sou zit thi-ii- hcautiful houn» in 0'- iii'ii-i~ toiiriup, thc I-slitllll many frii-iitlii i-ziitlii-ri-il from fair :iiiiI ni-ui" wiili IIFUSVIIIS of i-vcry kllltl and ilisi-riptlou to ianalilc llu-ul io stiiri lii‘ . joui"iii-_v l\)'l*lIIt'l‘ nii- iler vcry favorable I'll'l‘,IlllSliIIl(!0N. Iiiuiiy hanilstiniie and costly pros- PIIIH vrcrii I't“I‘I!l\i’i‘Il ilii wi-Il in: i-Iir-rlt-i iiiiil gold nliinriiig thi- pop lliill'll_\' oi‘ this young coililli- by ihi-ir uniuyl'ricnil:~i in t)'l.iiiil‘y and tavciiliil; Wilt-i spi iit iinil lliu npurltius gfttliliil.“ \\'I‘I‘I‘ lIiroiiiu-il all (‘Vvllllll-f All our 'il -ns join in iaxlciiilliii: i-zoiiil Wltiiltérl plczisitiit jUIIFIII-y IhrouQh iifo. —-OPENS PASTORATE YES- TERDAY —Rvv-' (f. Si. (‘liilr Jcailui. formirly of lili-liiuouil llill. Nl'\‘.' York. who has ai-i-uplvil int-all ii lilt‘ l'l'I'5il_‘v'll' in (lhuri-h of Suin- ‘IIli‘l'\~‘IIii', ltl'l‘ltl'lli.'li Ilia-first si-rniiin ins pziiiiiii" of this i'tllll,'l'k?l.',illlilll. Mr. Ji-iins (l('i'll]lll'l| thin pulpit for four wci-lts in Ilii- i-urly purl of thi- siuiinuci" and iuaili- ll most favor ziblv inipi'i-s.siiiil on all who hail thc pIi-iisuiw- of Iu-zirlni: and IIll‘('I‘iiI.-' liliii Ill ihiii Univ. llc is ii lIillIYt.‘ o- Sbtllliillti (as is ailso lI/Iris- Julius» Illlti in ii graduutc of (iliisgow ITiii- \‘tll'.\'ll_\’. UUIIIIIIK ti) this country’ iibnui fivi- yours ago. Ili- has Iicieii’ pastor of lticliiiiimil llill i-oiigrceiza- lion iluriifi: this purioil. 'l'liie (liniril- ian takes plieiisuri: iii i-xtcudhig a i\\'t'lt‘lllllt‘ to Mr. Jeans iiiiil fiiinlly iio Illl‘ (ilIl't|(>'ll of ihi- (lull uuil to itho IlIIlIl-Sltlfliii lifc oi‘ Suiuiiieiuiiic-

pcr (l5 cents and 25 cents. If not fine. on Tuesday lfollowing. 8953982l » ~~ ~ <0->?---~ . PERSONALS —-Misi-i Doris ll. Laird. of Sinu- iiiciiiiilv. l’. hi. l.. who has been ria- ltiiii; lillsa llculiili Wry, left toi|.i_\' for nliiiiclnn wheri- alic will visil friciiils. ‘~77 Siii-kvillu 'l‘rlbune.

‘WOOL. drussosu ~ ifilr. uud Mrs. John (‘iioper iltlli

iliiuclitcr Willa, Iillti MIRH Mnrgiircl tlullivcr. Fiwedcriciiiil. N. It, Iiiivi- i't'.llll'lll'il from ll. pleasant vlalt \\‘lII| Itcr. I)r. SItIut-y illlli Mrs. Shim-i’. Suiiiiiici'i-ildc, I’. l0. I- --——~"'<4>—-———-

Eastern Guardian

“ion. MacINTOSWS OFFICE (iPIIPKPIIIIVII will be closed llillll

Si-pi. lltli. Rsoil-Ei-r-Jn .,‘EASTERN AGENT -— Mr, J. W. Murdock is Guardian agent in Montague and will be pleased to receive news items, advertising, new and renewal, subscriptions. ——— ~~-- »- ~00» —~—

(‘OMMI-IRCE VS. VOICE (lULTIlIlIﬁ

(Canadian Press.) - NEW YORK, Sept. 3.~C0iiiuii-ri~ and voice culturi- arc iit odds iii-i"c. and comiiicrcc holds a i.(.'llI|)0I'1ll'_\’ decision in the form oi‘ a court n:- junction.

Alleging that its investment (if $3,500,000 was in peril because thc "pionecring“ methods of the Vuco- stark School diminished thc valui- of its property; thc Bush Terminal Bulldln Company, owner oi thc Bush T rniinal Building, one of thc sky-scrapers of the Tinics Square District. has obtained It tctiipiii";ii"y injunction against thc school, io_ rated in a building adjoining the skyscraper. ' ,

Tenants ol‘ the Bush Building do- icribcd thcisounds from thc Voco- ;tark studio‘ as resembling thc cry Jf i1 jiickahtlic wail of a ivoiuidctl rat and thc screams of ri WOIIIILII lacing murdered.

Glenn M. Stark. head oi" thc ichool. said he would light the iii- iunction. He attributed it to “nerv- HIS people who don't understand ‘lly work because ' is pioneering."

He said he had iscovcrcd ii nciv system of voice culture which ban- ishcs colds and all kinds of throat ‘rouble. ,

“The common man," Stark ris- icrtcd, “never recognizes anything iew or wonderful until it is iorcctl ipoii him. I intend to stay here ind continue touching.

~ {O} - PET OF THE BUFFET.

Thorn is in liouilou il vcry wt-ll known cat, Wilt) has huuiIii-ils upon hulitlrcils of friends. Ho Is ll cal who sits up niiil nibbles ii lilsizult Iii-iii birtwt-izii Iiis fort-park's, iii illi- i-Iilllll‘ iiiiiiiiici" as a ilquirri-i holds it hut, Ho "llllitltcs liiiuils," illlti bu» haves‘ in many ways just llkc a

gasoline tanks. By tcn o'clock the load hadbecii reduced _from 9,600 iitrcs about 2,500 lions) to 4,000 litres 11,000 gallon and the lightened ship was landed gracefully, her pilot and navigator bitterly disappointed UVIEI‘ their failure. _

THE QUEEN AND THE "BIRCH." A lzootl story IS told by I\I.i". William Iliill, an liltoii Illl'S.‘~li‘ll|',¢*|‘, iiiiiollg whosi- Illitll.‘ joliu is llii- duly if hulilini: |lZ)_\'.~i iloivii on ihc blot-k ivllili- H10)‘ zilc iluliishoil \\'it|i the "hii'i*h.“ (tn one ori-iizsiiiii \\'I|i‘|l ilii- t)iii~i»ii visiteil l-Itou (‘illliicii uln- trus told tihuui Illili proi-vss ol‘ puu~ Ishmi-lit. 'I'ultini,-, ii hiri-h riiil iii Iii-r hund tho (jut-on (‘Xiilillillvtli "Suri,>l.\' they don‘! heal lill‘ poor boyri with this‘? I Inipi- i|l'|Il')' iii \l‘l' llt‘i‘iil'li it." Princi- llclir_v IIPVPI‘

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iii‘ his i-oiit. tlii- length iinii tliivli- llmm OI his llill, uiiil llii- i-ini-rnlil iUlllilH of his niugiiifii-i-ni i-yi-s.

"Jlnimy has thc h.'ibit:<i of u IIHK." izilii one of his frli-iiils. "lliiipn rt- ifilfii liliii an an i-tiiliil. ifciiple iiiril him iiu an eiiuul. Hi- Ill the lllOill illlltllilli’, iiiiIiii:i‘.-' People ivho hnio loft l.uiiiloll oficii i-iuni- lo si-u ‘ ' ill iIl"I'. I iliii not IlFPiIIII (‘ill riiulil have m) ||iiiii_\'

Mosquito Torment Normal human blood is too thick} to bc drauiii through thc inosquitoEn small piercing tube. Thi-y uiust first‘ inject ii thinning fluid, In that way’ (Ilse-use germs arc sci. iiiioat in thc. blood sti"ciiiii-bitcu-i"izt of burning fcvci" and ciipplini: disc c. ‘Phcri- Is also thc diingci" of strcptotvoccic iii-l fectloii ‘(blood poisoning: from scratching thc bite. Mosquitoes should be killed. IIt-alili iiuthoritiesi advocate I"ly-’l‘ox. Fly-Tm: is (easy, i.o use. Solo. stainless, fragrant. sure.

"OOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOQQOVQ

See The LADIES’ CHINCHILLA. WINTER COATS AT $14.95 AND UP

Guaranteed to IIt and tailored to Individual measure.

Also Tailored to Mcasurc Dresses In many models and VLIFIPIIIES of goods. Many strode-s. uu )l1\lll| me down garments carried by the house. So get fitted.

S. F. TARBUSH_

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If School Bu... "rind Where I To Buy Good Clothes , - “The Boys Store” I I would be on every I page---_s_ure

The Boys’ Store is all ready with a wonderful showing of the new things that will be needed for School Opening.

Shop early this week and get the duty over—we can serve you better NOW than on Saturday night! i

GOOD TWEED SUITS, $7.95

Boys‘ Fancy Tweed Stilts, blue, fawn, grey or brown, coats in plain (ii-Norfolk style, some with TWO pair bloomers, sizes from .10 to l6 years . . . $7.95

GOOD CHOOSING

lmys’ all wool Tweed Stilts, V(‘.]'_Y attractive, hand titiloi-eil garments, iii all the new color- iiigs, browns, greys and fiiwiis, single and double breasted ino- iicls, all sizes, $10.50, $12.50, $13.50, $15.00.

Middy Suifs---Oliver Twists

Small boys’ Olivcr Twist. Suits and Middy Stilts iii plain blue ohcviots, fancy grey and fawn tweetls, these are also very cf‘ fcctivcly shown with upper part of suit in fancy pattern fabric, and lower part. in plain bluc. 'l‘ll€Si.‘, (701110 iii sizes from 2 to 8 years. A great vzrriivty of goods at $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $3.00, $3.50, $5.00. .

Boys all wool Windbreaker Stilts, with Windbreaker in nie-

4-PIECE SUIT, $11.50

Boys’ fancy grey tweed i‘-:iui= piece Stilts, long pants and short pants, vest, and (zoaii, don-- ble breasted model, all sizes, 11.50

SUIT BARGAIN, $4.95‘

Boys’ Dark IPancy Suits, Nor‘- follt Style. 'I‘he,sc arc otlil lines and broken sizes, and are oi’ much higher value than our price. See tables for sizes. 4.95

Boys’ Tweoil llloiiiiicrs in dark brown shades, full lint-ii, (loveriior fttstcncr, all sizcs, dium grey, usual knitted base ‘ ' ... . . . . $1.29 knee pants ..... .. $4.75

The. Need Some of These

Boys’ Blue Chincilla. Itccfiers, flannel lined, brass buttons $5.25 Boys’ Blue Cheviot; Knickers, all sizes . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .1.00

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Charlottetown

Business College

FALL ANI) \.Vll\l'l‘I<}It SGSSIONS ()|)(‘ll

Tuesday, September 6th. 1927 Ni) I<Jl\l'l‘It/\N('l~.‘ I<JX.'\.l\IIN.\'l‘l()N. lloiicsl Iﬁiitlciiviziii" Itcqtiirctl. SlltftlilSS ASSUREI)

INIIIVIIIFII. n: uIvrlo-N. w» iii-iuhv-i- ti» our mall-mi

of training. ;,'1\'|‘,‘\ llii- l‘itl'lll‘.\l ‘.ll|III'lll an ('\'t‘(‘I|l'Ill opiiurtiiii- MCI-ll, anil insures 'l'Il()ItUlItilINI'2SS iii cvﬂry dc-

Boys’ Fancy Tweed Kniiwkers in all sizes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.00 Boys’ Blue Fox (llieviot Knickers, all sizes, a wonderfully goodvaluo ............'..1.25 Boys’ Brown (loriliimy Knickers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.35 Iloys’ (laps in d. grout rang E of handsome tweeds . .1.00 Boys’ and Girls‘ llluo Sailor 'I‘ii1ns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '. . . . . . .850 (lolf Hosoin till sizes for boys, 45c, 75c, 1.00 and. . .1. . . .. .125 Sweaters iii plain and fiiui-y, boys’ sizes, 1.25, 2.00 and. . . .225 Fancy Shirts, wiili collar attiiohcil or with separate collar, 356 Bluc (‘hcviot ITPPl-PIXS‘, $7.50 down to . . . . . . . . . - - Fawn (loveri: (‘IoIh Itiicfcrs for Iioys . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .3.95 Twccd BIOOIIIPI’ pitiiis in all sizes, $1.50, 1.75, 2.00, .,. . . . .250

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AIIOIIT Yﬁllll NTICH- A.-. usual: All (‘onimrr -'~il SlII\j."i‘l‘ -irc conibiiu-il In our H FUIIFSPS,.h|ll‘t‘lllillill‘j iii I'r -tii-;il |ill\Illl‘>\ ’l‘ratiillll';. /\l'- ' toilutinit-y’. Sliortliauil zinil 'I‘y|ii-uriiiiic. |'l‘|‘|)Z\I'lllIllll for the (‘ivil Scriii-i- lliniiiiiiiiiliiiiis for lliosi- who ivish II.

illltlftlllglily uIt-c ilog. -—~~ llis name is Jimmy. lli- is 1i . \ ' "T ‘dark tabby, and lii- Ilviis in ihi~ but‘. ‘ RN IN of Fllffilllliiitll Stroot Station, ‘It. might almost IIc said iluil lio tiwns tho huffct. Nobody is qulii- A largo proportion M ull the i t-criiiiu how long lic has been thorn, m" wit-nu uvlwrﬂlnll l" l ( Iiiii it [5 “i, [Hm] lw‘l]v‘! yvulﬂ‘ I\l|'I"I III lmily hi lil|llllll|ﬂl| In the Filo usually SIIII on iI li-iliii- Iii-hint] ‘my. ‘Lu ﬁguJﬂhl mum‘ m M thc liar. _(ll‘ strolls iiiaii-sllrifly lllilfbiilh/O nu unit IIHIIOIIIII VIIIUII among thc hottlies Illlii Kliisscs, iii iiiui [I101], they urn (lllllllllll- I V pausing now iiiul tlii-ii to shaki- liiii- lWIPIN or I"!!! IIIIIIII lhnlr ul- - llillltlﬂ with u i-ustimii-r. Iluslucs ’ ""4" l""""" “I "Y" '""‘°-I""' I mun forget their worries in Iholll mmm" "m" "ml '"'""' M efforts to suuuri- it frivnilIy Killlltfl" ‘h’? “mm” ‘mmr’ Th _ _ ‘m. Klppung‘ 11in renull in vmrloul physical emoatpainfulcomsceesehurting h.“ l _) ‘I U I dlmrdurii-ulten In rnuiute part: lllC instant DI‘. serious Zinc-pads I i“ '"'"Y “will” _"-“ Willi" l“ -"'" iii n-i- iii-ini- mcappmatTheylmkcaithccﬂuse 't_ll'((ilV(JI‘S to look ltltiuulsli, his Twu "iii, III av." um pimp!» o, comsmpressing and rubbing of IPIPIIIIS i-ospoiiil imiiiililliitiely liy NH" In ililii n1‘, yliit 1:“ mu ruuwa ahoemil-hup. why they ‘m, Penna,” producing liincuiti-i. piipi-i- liiiliii, zltntizllrdtriiiphi; zi-"ilzvriuliiii; enuy heﬂlinﬂ- 1r n=w aim cam" .*‘"'""~' ‘""‘ *""'~"‘""' ""“'"- ...'..i'i...'ii'.... .ii..-i..... i... .13.... irritatiomaZino-padstopsitatonce. A ltilllitl‘ llﬂll P0101)’ IIIIIH Iii i; "...", i, M, “up.” win". Dr. Scholl’: Zinc-pads are thin, "llill-W llilll- H" till" Illl "Xllvrmlll- m-i-r H! imniu-i-t i-ys ntruln, [In mediqgged, gnqigepgic, pi-Qgggﬁvg, ily, whlli- hhi iulmlrcrsi luru bills. i-imimini llllﬂlt thing In ilii ll to No liquids, no risk, no bother. Safe, leiturs. and Ihi- gcuieriii (‘UIIUBIIIH of M" " IIWWIIIII “Xﬁmhlllml sure, quick results guaranteed. At tliolr pockotbooka Into hulls. Ili- '"'" your druggist’: orshoededlei-‘s. cult-hos them us fast as lhi-y iiru Q thrown, tosses them Ilﬂillt‘, iiuil waits for more. {i l Jimmy Is tiulti» iiwiirc oi‘ Iiis tit- ino, tiiicilixe uppeariincia Sﬂllliliinﬂfﬂ liii \V|Il sit for hours lu front of ll mir- P1691" "VI-a" Pal" 80"“ iror iitltulrllu: thi- i-iilor llIltI allklntass

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—By - George ‘Mt- Mall

'I‘Iicri- art‘ tnany reasons why Iiusincss and Pmilk-ssiolizil "ringing Up Father Inrn prefer graduates from ilii- isariioms oi’ this rullriii" _Y___A H

IIIIII i i IIJIILV ri-iisons “by mu" izmdllﬂlw mo» hllrll ﬁllliﬂillll w '"‘ "m" " -" —-_* "iii- ‘"-

MIIIHILIFIIIIII iiIirri-rrr cmilluyw-il. I iolmslczrukor? ' WEI-L.- fD QETTEJR I'D LIKE TQ GEE , HE is "m: sociAi. (Mo. on HIM ma" HAVE COUNT 5AM BINO‘. LEADER or iTALY! i" ' ~-

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‘hie-bur.

HE“:> HQT HOME»

IInipImi-il (il‘ilill.lllit'\i, zinil uiliuiicil lilllpltﬁvlk arc Ilic bowl i-viiIi-iii-i- iri- Inivi- to olfcr llizii our i-ourscr. of insirtii-llim arc all IH‘ rl.iini ilirm lo hr.

IT OVER WITH’

To Ilnd a (Y. I}. (l. graduate uncniployctl is vcry rare.‘ _ NVELLJIF HE'S LEADIN‘ IT- I

HAVE AN IDEA

What we liiivc don!‘ for uilicrs-ivc can do I'm‘ YOU. Think of thc inIlucm-c Ihr (fliiirlottrtoirn IIusliii-ss (Willcgi: throws urounil Its Kﬂldllllllffi iritli its National reputation Ioi" 'I'IIOROIT(LIINI'ISS. YOU rciiiiirc this in starting out.

The- Winlil has plenty of work for YOU to do; ivliat arc YOU Iicst fitted for?

(‘omi- in and lci us i:ilk It ovrr IIIIII cxiiminc thc possi- bllliics open In you. You may prori- just ivliut thc world |'l looking for. The opportunity Is yours; \rill_yot| grasp It.

Full Information mi airpllcation tn—

L. B. VMILLl-LIC, Principal.

\ a i i O §OQQ QQ§Q#OQ'Q §§§§§§FQff .+§'. i. _ " , ' . . ._, . —"-* 5 _ f)‘; . l _/ i . “ - , _ V '~ willlvl" >~,'4’;:Q\l’1:

(lliarlnttetown.

_ O I927 IY luv-i. Fawn Samuel. Inc. . c“, ‘uh "d". a,“ _______ ,._:_..‘_ .-.._i