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PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN CHAN CERY

BEFORE "m: mas-ran or "rm: ~ notes m, c 1104

In the matter of the estate of Emily Grace Stead of Highfield in Queen's County, Widow, and oi the estate of William Wallace Stead. late of Highﬁeid aforesaid, Farmer, Deceased.

Pursuant to a Decretal Order made in the above Cause on the Twenty-fourth day of June A, D.l ‘i927 by Hie Honour the Master of the Rolls referring all accounts and claims against the estates of Wil- liam Wallace Stead of Highfield in Queen's County, Farmer, Deceased, and Emily Grace Stead of Highlield aforesaid, Widow, Deceased, to me ‘to report upon; I hereby notify and call upon all persons claiming any interest ln the estates ol‘ the said William Wallace Stead and Emily Grace Stead to come and prove their claims before me at my Oﬂice in the Canadian Bank of Commerce Building at Charlottetown on Mon- day the Twenty-filth day of July A. 0., 1927 at the hour of Eleven O'clock in the forenoon, otherwise to be excluded from the benefit of the laid Order and to be barred from and against any claim against the said estates.

Dated this Twenty-filth day of June A. D., 1927.

GIL GAUDET,

' Master-inChancery. DONALD McKiNNON, Esq. K. C. Solicitor.

7385-6-28-t3i_

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ANNUAL MEETING!

The Annual General Meeting of, the Shareholders of the Masonic: Temple Company will be held at, the office of Mr. E. R. Brow, 144. Richmond Street, Charlottetown, at‘ 7 o'clock P. M-, on Wednesday the! 18th day of July proximo. l

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Secretary.‘ 1 7383-li28-tts7l.

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AUCTION p SALE 0F LUMBER

I wlii sell for Miss Sadie H stis, at her home 232 Great George Street, on Thursday, July 7th, com-I menelng at 7 p. m., a quantity of, lumber, including soantllng, boards, Aflooring. brick, doors and windows.‘ also ﬁrewood.

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At New Glasgow residence of Edgar N. Stevenson, furnished or. unfurnished, formerly property of late George Houston. For further‘

particulars apply on premises to l‘

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' Mmwiioon’: Experience a i Guido to Women Passing through the Change of Life

i~ Hllnilton Ontaria-"lhavetaken eaofL an E.Piflithllll'u * . egetable Com- ‘

not speak too ghly of it as I ,

.was very weak and sick, and the I ' buck

. I tver sad at ht I Edd not’; friend not care if I lived or

. Iwu very nervous, too and v pot go out very much. A friend

l Atlantic Time, Eastport 1.30

' unknown lhlave been discovered in

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Colcii:"gl_.' ‘will you marry mo? She: Put it in writing and I'll consider it.

CV ER FORGETTING

wlilc: I can't remember whether you gave mu the money l asked for last ave-cit or not. i'm ever forget- ting.

Hubby! -qulte so.

Ever for getting money

A HAPPY ENDING

"D;d zileir engagement have a ltappy ending?"

“Oh, ye}. both of them were happy wilen it was broken off."

f‘ E "‘ ~ Mule. i . w!‘ a » l l h?“ THE OCEAN WAVE

She: I've got to spend a lot of money having‘ a wave put in my hair before I go to the shore.

He: Walt till you get there and the ocean will do lt for nothing.

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Little Bird (in background): That must b: an English sparrow!

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JOB WITH BIG OPENING

Boss: War-t a job with a big opening, to? idler: Sur:-—\vhere is it?

Boss: l this newer-step in and go to WN

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‘TTEANIQHIP Ill “some:

[Five rvamilellles of llllfh heretofore‘ Olcialhomu by university zooloolate.

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-’Curiy bald back from her eyes, and

cause she'd been so ridiculously sil-

day!

ready!” came her motheﬂa voice from down below.

thing as eating 0n a. spring morn such as this!

tile, and freshly-laundered gingham gown. was soon seated Bil. the breakfast-

and sizzling lbacon ‘the very sight of which, at such an hour, would have caused Virginia Dale, that languid beauty, to wilt away entirely!

dence‘s inc-liner, casting an anxious glance towards her pretty {laught- er. bring child like lPrudeuce! ‘Wily, it lseem- ed like yesterday when it was a toddllng wee thing with a lit-tie an- gel lace and llsplng tongue! then, ‘she had been capable of suf- fering intensely, as on the agoniz- ing day he); doll was broken! loved s0 loyally, so truly, that the new doll couldn't take the place of that first love.)

replied the girl, flushing a little. and hoping that lihe tell-tale Lea-rs had left no traces l’0r these loving eyes lto see.

rat-lat came to the door. mother, taking l_n the mall.

denceb cheek. lit, was of course from Bert . . . . ..

the crest of the Towers.

me lo a dance on Friday night," breathed Prudence, with dancing like stars. "Oh, lmothor. My first dance! llsn't it thrilling?"

flect: her daughter's joy. She was ‘afraid’ for lPi-udeuee, afraid of this new clique so far removed from the girl's quiet wa-lk in life.

me. And lI don't visit at the Tow- era. aren't your klnd—"

Jumped up to fling her young arms round her wouldn't be a kill-joy, would you’! You wouldn't stop me going, when you know how much 'i'd llove it?"

the another fenced, torn between a desire for her daughter's happiness and a fear that happiness wasn't to be found among this ‘set,’ ‘We're so short of money, dear, that really can't afford to give you one just now-c suitable one, that ls—"

all’

' HEARTS.

Iy um Ohrlitlo

(Oontindelt) , l

UDENOE woke from her all!!!

of tears, not with the prorvorlb-

is] headache, hut with a sense 0t

exhilaration, as of a load that bud

been lifted.

‘Weeping may endure for n n!!!" but joy cometh 1n the morning.’

And outside her window, hadn't l little Wren perched 0n the lease of the gable, and over and over WM caroillng a song so loud and hoov- only sweet that one must marvel such a. tiny throat could will‘ pass it! ' ‘ _

IAnd Ihappy starlings (Prudence knew them all!) were sittin! ill l‘, the old cart-shed roof. whistling and chuckling und\ talk- ing in that wonderllul language o! their kind!

The girl looked out of her gabiod window at a new, enchanted world. The rsss was spanglod with a my- riad ps of dew that gloomed like diamonds.

Over the orchard-trees she could glimpse the common, with its sold- en maze of gorse a-flower. Great sunplts of it, in which the bees were humming busily. And-yob- she was sure of it, the first-swal- lows were darting over the bushes as though they'd never been away or all!

"if II listen hard, ll'li maybe bear the cuckoo call!” she said aloud. a~lune to all this riot, of young beauty and returning life.

lS——sh! There it was! In the high uees among the meadows! . “Cuckoo! Cuckoo! She tossed her

laughed joyously. "Cuckoo! Cuckoo!" The bird was laughing at her, too’. . Jauglring he-

ly and woebegone last night, when after all lBer-t hadn't really meant to disappoint her! \

There would be an excellent ox- planatlon, and it would come to-

"Pru-dence! lPrue! ‘Breakfast is Breakfast? lSuoh a mundane

TBut nineteen has a healthy appe~ lMlss lPrudence, in a

table, enjoying 11 portion of eggs

“lSieep well, dearle?" queried Pru-

(VV-ilat beasts men were, to

llealrluche to on innocent

Even

She

"Oh yes. I-ll slept pretty well,"

- l Just then, the postmalrs quick "A letter for you, dear." said her

A deeper red mounted to Pru-

Ah no, it wasn't! But-it did hear “From ‘Mrs. Vanslttart, invl-tiag

eyes

lBut her mother's face did not ro-

"Mrs. Van-sittart hasn't called on Lit isn't right, dear. They

"Oh" mother darling!" P. deuce

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easy matter. “Mr. Trarmore will be there?"

asked lMrs. Page later, trying to

sound matterof-fact, Prudence flushed adorably, “Oh yes.”

"l—4l'd like The _ blue silk Uncle Joe brought home"‘1 know this house

gentle mother

l0 see him, dear." gained coulrage. isn't grand, but

y deuce

asked

unearthed from its long slumber in the at/tics, and Miss Jiggs and her enormous scissors snipped and cut and basted and draped, and lPru-

‘fitted’ for the grand occasion that wars coming. _. "isn't that someone/whistling’!

the ‘phone. and there was no time to send a message—" Prudence nestled into his arms, content. (To lBe Continued)

Proper Food. _Neces-i sary To Avoid-

extent grains, rice, corn, barley potatoasj - ' If tho hodfdoes not receive

—-all a-lhrlll with .joy—was

lMlss Jlggs, when she and an “w” names’ it graduny

Our main source of Tissue lbuild- mg and repair foods are lean moat and ﬂsh, eggs. milk, cheese, nuts, beans, lpeas, etc., and to a certain

food necessary to repair the brok-

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"Of course he ‘wlll,"——in confident So no more was said at the mo- medicine she gets. .Yolu‘re not on 331:“ r ca’ ' up om’ m“ M] ltolblllsblelm between! Bumlatm and tones. Getting round him was an mom,‘ and the (ullnose 311k was '

rum ltlhuit saves lrour oars on timo-

Door flocks halve-Ilium linlwentod tlhlmt one oonllmlllod llry lhulttona‘ out 1min who comers of their knobs.‘

‘In piloporllionlto ~Wllll1ll¢i0ll1illr iand ihloa oibolut lBD-lpou- cont moth, lplhiyldlclia-nls Wain tiho umwi Stance-r,

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from lChllll. You said you'd ltopt its your ‘home and if the Yvuns llPrudence were More. sitting slltch- ' will" a "Plllﬂleid f" "w 8"!" f it all these years for mo, didn't: m!!! Poﬂlltwlyyoll. as he sihould, beiillg- ‘Bide by BR18- Dlsease M Inﬂuenzajc-“rlet Fever’ FUBER’ l- I l, l.‘ you‘! llvs the exact shade or palelwwld Jlwt naturally want to make Prudence raised her head. listen- No 011109"! and, many other 4"- - . ~ - " blue that suits mo, and you and Lille acquaintance of your family." i“! imellliYl "l! Wll- - -~;.-Y¢I| ' 17 “m” . w ' ~—-—— ' ' .» and M135 Jlggg mm may, l, up "You. Yes. rm d098, lndeqL Ho,’ lTlllére was g. hollow there thlit Tuberculosis is often aﬂﬂﬂslmﬂ "rm sneer -aaasozas' as» between i1s-" (Miss alssa was the often said s0." (Was u a up’: nlwlw the" Yelldslvo"! I" “mm” "'9 “m '""“'" “m” "m! mm’ “""“"°“- ‘awn’ '°“"i"‘ BOQIlATION WI" ovﬂtllwl "MW"! " vmage dmsamakelube it Sam‘) so‘ we rowrdmg angel surely, Ham!" , needs its ‘food supply for bent, on» to the diacovoryvand preyentlon of w," n m‘ AN” m". chum‘- ,.

The mother couldn't stand ions Would IMBlVe tile quick instinct t0 'P'“d°"¢°- my darling! As fresh "In ("News WW" w d" W") "!1d°"'°""““'"°"' “in”! lﬂmfi-‘gn town. up to July ‘Iith- Bills‘ r M"? against that coaxing tongue. defend her mother's feelln s, of“ a ‘i088’ and “H” “s Drew?!” He and renewal 0' Mme‘ “ml “dum- UB-atiy ‘mmmbutla ‘w -or loot freight collect to the ' r» "

"lwell, maybe we could make it Whatever cost.) "Bert would ,“kB,(5[|||g-h>|_ 1,9,. m ms “rmgau kissed Heat and Energy are supplier! the PREWENTIONWOFICONSU ' _ . ‘ v t, n“ Yomre easy m m’ and everywgo comm mut__he.s shy mother ‘hen "Nut (lent, be an“. _ sweep chieﬂy by fats, starches, nutﬂ, anlYNON. ' _ ‘ » . ‘v WOQL GRAMNG QTA-FJQNu a [Mug looks we" on yum n your m yo" know the way younghm] a when", about “w, njghh Mme um”. sugar found in butter. cream, mllk- I churlﬂuwwn. l, ,

I _ y | l rﬂlla. was ill, and 1 had to motor. ‘lnlo fut of meats, potutonls. wheat liouignnnorql, nlofntont for osmium mjﬁﬂwltt5L _ V, p, l‘ h x l. THE BEQT|ME5TR|P_ ~—-—-_-_ " - T - "" ‘ - ' ' -;,' l I l ~ . ' ‘an’.

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