l $900.

THE cmnnoirrarrowu GUARDIAN

H‘ GUE HORSE RACES

i;

" wzoriuoav, Auousr 20m, 102s 8900. ‘fch following are the Oiuesa- i1- 2.2o TR‘ . I I

IN FREIMUMC

sllhl-klonndor rugunndin elotbncelooctl to I-iiiiry foqjof flve per cent in all clam-s. fl remrds made after

, August Illa-III) bu. National Trot- -_--i—---—.-——i— 1i‘ 1111i: Asociation rules to govern. 1 1

J-Lutrion close Saturday, August . lbtli

i ' _' Tl . 'lil b sold by public auc- 1 “J8 your anti-l: aglylvza tioulgheTvizi-sdig, the Twenty-eighth

._...-~...=,-.~=m.@‘. o~w=ru1lilvvri f""."‘

i i‘ 1 S"'°'"""‘ii’.‘iivifi“‘iiiio'li.”'l3311.2‘Shift? in front oi’ the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown in QIIPPIFB County in Prince Edward Island, all that tract piece or parcel of land situate. lying and being 011 Town" ship Number Fifty-IIYP. 11x1 ‘Klllltflfi (‘oiiiity, in Prince Eiwari s £1111, bounded iind ilescribcil as follows: ma; p. w gglyji-(YUIIIIIIPIICIIIE on the West shore of Grnnld Ifiiyertlat the northwest angle of an n ie possession of Patrick .\I. Morrison. thence soutbwestwarilly along the said Patrick .\l. Morrison's western boundry to land in the possession ANNABELLA KggLow, of Patrick P. Morrison. thence east-

Admlnigtmti-l; Estate warilly along the same and along John Kei;0w_;ihi> northern boiindry of land in P- E- 11:2“ 2222112211.- ence nor .

ilicDonaldbi land and along the ieastern boiindry of David Christi- =an's land todand conveyed by the said David Christian to his son ;\\'illlam Christian and thence lnorthcastsvzirilly along the eastern iboundry of land conveyed to the The Emerald Coopcratiiw» Fllflil-Ianllélp!‘ gggtazggflitflan5885:3153: 1'1, Ltd, hits turned over the blIS-jwardly alobg tile Various courses ""55 smck ‘ma? 11°91‘ 1161011111 “I'd ni’ the same to the place of coiii- 011 W111 1° J- W‘ FY19 W11‘) williilltilltlbllltlllt containing sixty acres

" 511111119 (101115 11115111955 a1 ihefof land a little more orless. "1119 P111139» The above sale is made under 505E?“ MWDONAI-D. land by virtue of a Power Sale coil- . Prasldenftained in an Indenture of Mortgage THOMAS WIGMORE, Iheariiig date the Ninth ilay of De- Secretaryjceiuber A.D. 10220 and made be- .twcen Theodosius Christian oi’ St.

313s 3-8-101.

‘FARM?’ FOR SALE

‘Ike uniorsigned offers for sale s! acres at Cornwall, lately owned b, John J. Ksllow, deceased. This i.il'lil is lirexcelient state of culti- \IIIIOD, with good house and barn and conveniently near church, school and post office.

For further particulars apply to! Hedi-go S. Inmau, Solicitor, Chars IWIISLOVD, or to the undersigned.

n i ~7-&7-6i.'

l. NOTICE

CHANGE

IN BUSINESS

:I0-8-11-2I.

For Sale Or T0 Rent

v The Business Stand at Annani are, P. E. island formerly occupied '- Messrs. Morrow d. Company. lendiil facilities for shipping-and iated in a prosperous section of

JEiIWflTII Island, Farmer, and Chris- ‘tlna Christian, his wife of the one lpart, and the tindcrsigncd of the other part, default having been maile in the payment of the inter- est secured thereby.

the office of J. I). Stewart, Barris-

.. ,, "I intend to stay here,“ he re- ' uapovmce‘ Apply to ‘“°.“““°"l {Daub} U] TH I , marked loftlly, "until you recaiu ' n" I d 11.. ‘s l“ day o! August your sense and send that child THE J. J. HUGHES 00., LTDHAJ). 10.5.1. b“ k" , c '.

iris, P. E. Island l J11]! 18th, 1923. . ~nl='0-8-1tf. 1

OTTO N. BAl R D, mortgagee‘. 3100-S-6-Mon4i

l

PRIVATE SALE 0F HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Evelyn G. A-Icn at No. 3 Spring Street will private sale Saturday afternoon and

11th, Monday afternoon and evening noon and evening, of furniture:-

scli by evening of August

and- Tuesday after- the 13th and 14th, the following pieces

Large Mahogany Side Board Duchess Plano and Bench Davenport Dining-room Table and set of four Chairs Large Mantle Mirror Ice Client ..... _. ‘Two Parlor Tables 1 Sea Grass Rocker I Cane Rocker Library Table, Electric Lamp Writing Desk Oil Stove Small open face Coal Stove Bed Room Chalirs Bed Spring: Dishes, Cooking U tensils, etc. Large Screen, Pictures Ironing Board Small ice Oream Freezer

EVELYN G. ALLEN,

No. 3 Spring Street 3191-841-31.

‘TNTERNATIONAL LINE EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC.

“"111"P!lon o! Freight and Passenger Service Between 8T. JQHN AMD BOSTON l- l- GOVERNOR D 7L1!!! I1" leave St. John every Wednesday at '1 l B- l-Ill! Q7017 Hlturd at 6 p. m. (Atlantic Time) for Boston. Wldnsalnv trips are vll Ellwort and Lubec, duo Bolton about 11

l. II. m. ave Boston Mondlys and Fridays at 10 o. m. (Daylight

, t: b) for Eactport, Luboc and St. John. It ‘ lton connection 1| undo oi t u

‘its

are to ‘Boston direct, duo Sundays about z p. via the Metropolitan Linc

OXDTBBI

CURB

£5 4 Dl-llonlcr otolimorn tor New York and points South and » r staterooms, rote: and additional Information, apply to Agent.

ll-

IL John. N. B

t s “MAl0A"

Passenger and Freight steamer I500 Tonl Displacement

Lolvo Montreal forAr, Chlflofictown

ChlrlottctowmAr. Charlottetown A luvs for 8LJ0hM1|6 leave for Montreal

Augult 4 August 7 August 13 AIIIIII! 1U August 2i August 27 Oophmbor i Geptombcr 4 Scptomger 10 lophmbcr 18 lcptcmbcr 18 September 24

IIMIIIELL B1108.

o-r nuns: aoaoo ""1503" 2.40 ‘rtitfr. runs: 0000.00 2.25 PACE. ‘Poss: 0000.00 “"1"” 49

KILL MDTHS Ii i

,tleorge’s in King's County, in Prince

For furthcr particulars apply at‘

ter, ti-i Great George St, Charlotte-

STATIIIROOIH! ‘$00

“THE LOVE PENDULUM”

t av MARION RUBINCAM

NEW

After that I made few attempts i0 pitcify Winthrop. Sometimes .l smile when I remember that eve- niniz~oiie of tilts-re smiles with a twist at the corner, that we can only achieve when' we are far en- Out-ill away from the cause of It.

That eventing, I remember very

,wi-il, I turned and walked from the lrouni. It was a beautiful dignified diction, but it lead me nowhere. lAftt-r all, there we were, tied up \in a tiny country house-where iwas there t0 1:0‘! -I went to the liv- 1111i: room below and covered my lilit-znity by pretending io get the lbaliys clothes that Mrs. Anderson had packed up for me, 1 When I got back to my romp- ‘to our room, rather, fur we had the Iliig sunny ruoni that went across iihu front of the house, Win had disappeared.

New thierc were only three bed-

rooms iii the house, ours, which W115 11111411. 1-1111 finest room, whori- Colin then was, and back of that, a room cut in half, one part being a more or less primitive bathroom, the other a very small bedroom. ‘Into this cheerless space, Win had .dcciiled to establish himself. i 'I‘lie baby was sleeping quietly 0n H11‘: 11811. Iwent downstairs and flfilflllsht up that convenient substi- tute of crib-the clothes basket. I padded it with cushions, made a pinootli. comfortable bed of ii, and iput my poor little wait‘ in it. for ‘Connie always seemed a waif to Imc in spite oi’ her more or less ai'-' tectionate mother.

Then I tapped on Wia's door.

lie was sitting on the one chair in the room, not a comfortable chair at all. IIe was iii his bath- ,robe and he was reading the only ‘tlllilg ‘handy, the evening paper ‘ “She's asleep." I rernnrked. "I'll bring her in here new, and you can go back to our room.

Winthrop made an attempt at other It is impossible achieve dignity in a bathrobe, d efillflif- -ially so when one sits upona hard

{uncomfortable chair much too low lfor ease. But Win tried nobiy.

well again. charity." "Charity is a virtue which is sup- posed i0 begin at blame," my still very dignified husband remarked. "You've shown little to me. If you will keep my house full of common little artists and washwomeirs balr Ies—" 1f he ended the speech it was to the walls with their hideously flow- ered wall paper. I turned and closed the door. That night I thiought about things, all over again. Mentally, physically, spiritually we had parted—certain- , ly u complete separation. What was the end? Divorce? I turned cold at the idea. Legal separation? That was no better. Compromise? Where could we compromise? Iladn’! I tried yielding on almost every point? _ I slept finally, wondering wheth- er l had tried to compromise. when I woke in the morning, it was to wonder whether comprom- ise meant to send baok the baby? Ii‘ so. I knew I could not comprom- ise, Connie was to stay, no matter vrhat happened. "l feel lighter on top now Win-I iiirop has gone," Colin remarked asl we watched liiin illsappear Howard his morning tralii. "Doesn't he hate‘ me though! D0 you think I had bet~l ter stay, Connie?" "Please (lO—pIea5€.'" I begged- Win i5 npset—zibont .\lrs. Antler- son's ‘baby, not about you. It will help things along if yon stay." And that was the end of my at- tempt at reconciliation. I_ went my own way as much a5 1105511310- And I would have gone under except for Culln. IIe 511911} 111111 week with us, treating Win as sweetly as possible when ‘he came home in the afternoons, and receiv- ing the scantest courtesy in reply,

My other interests grew, I00. T116 babytwoke early, she had her bath and bottle as soon as I was through _ breakfast, and took her morniui! stone or i-i-R-lc is usi-d. i~.iii'tai' nap while I did the house \\1Jrk. should Iii‘ iiscd to si-zil the irt-Jr-

‘Pliis brought us to luncheon spaces. ('ilIl1'I‘l'IL‘ makes a good time. Colln_was as much liclp IIS {blight wail. WPIIS (lrivcii tlirtiuaii woman; in i'act, he had a woman's clay 11H- usuiiiiy siric. Ilrillctl wet.»

» . "d a ‘voman-d intuition, sboiilil bi- liiii-d \\IIIl \\I"()lli-’.'IlI-li0ll “Mme” a , ., , 1h- qome. c "ini: (‘XIPIHIIIIK to the rock and 152111110: agonliigpi,,.21IXIIY;;ICIQQOI, Kenna: PIVOII-Iiiitl gt to form a water g ‘£53311’ 60011111111115‘? tuallfllitgliallllltilt‘ ibrce metlioils in ironi- ie a carnet w = l -

‘it's an act of common

ed that ibv-y are frcc from cun- taminatinn. 'i‘licrc:tre three types of in cmiiinnii use: the dug wcll for shallow dcpths; the ilrlvcii well for earth formation: and the drilled well where the water bearing stratum is overlaid by rock or liardpaii.

These wells should be protected from polluted surface \VZIIL‘I‘ For this reason IIII‘. wcil should be located cn iisliig ground, so that the eurfnw watt-r will flow away from it. lint: wi-Ils should be wall- cil will! \-':iici' tight iiiutcrial ll"

l‘ la

neighbor's ilauuhter minded tli st liii-“IIIIIIPII, izzilvzinizt-il

“I can't send her tonight,“ I said _m1-r.-kl_v. “it's too late."

“Your pilomise to return hcr will do."

“Iliit don't you ace, Vilin," I pro- Iir-stcil, “i have a certain sense of

iiicr nmthcr named her after mo. ‘Aiid besides, she would die this hot iwcai.hei' in that zlreatlful tenement. [Pit-use let uii- keep her till she is I .

Standing Field Crops Competition, 1923

AND CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES

a

‘ OATS. WHEAT. BARLEY

There will be competitions iii the three counties, where thcrc lat-e five or more entries each for wheat and barlev forty cents oats groxvn from certified seed.

The nninbcr of prizes, in each county, will be proportionate with the number of entries. Prizes will be paid according to the scorn For whcat and barley forty cents, oats and potatoes fifty cents a point will be paid for eachpoint of the score above eighty. '

RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. A field of oats shall consist oi’ at least five acres, of wheat and barley three acres of certified seed potatoes two acres.

2. An entry fee of $1.00 shall be cliargeil. for the first and fifty cents of each additional entry of grain and $1.00 for each entry of potatoes.

3. TIN! entry fee shall accompany tliu application.

‘i. Entries shit-ll be made to the Department of Agriculture, Cliar- lottct0\vri_ not later than August 25th, 1023.

5. Competitors should. notify the Department of Agriculture at least one week previous to date on which harvesting will Iieirin.

ii. 'l‘lie judging will he done by representatives of the Department of Agriculture.

7. (lompetitors are requested to note the following requirements for standing fields of oats only.

The field niust be seeded with (a) rcgistercil Banner Oats, or (b) Seed from n field which had been sown with rcgisteri-il sci-d and iii- spi-cteil and approved while grow- ing, or (c) seed from fields that Iiave been two or more years in ;the competition and have scored not less than 241A; out of Z5 points for purity and approved by the Dc- ipartmi-nt of Aizriculiiire.

l NOTICE

OWTOWN-PICTOU SERVICE

S. S. Magdalene is now making daily return trips between this port and Pictou, leaving Bruce Stewart l & Co.'s Wharf at 7 a. .m., leaving l Pictou on return on the arrival of Sydney train, due there at 4 p.m. A limited number of autos can be handled each trip.

BRUCE STEWART d. 60., LTD. Agent:

cAsH PRIZES FOR FIELDS orl

biibv. And on hot duh! W" 5111 1111111111" 01' >1 :m,>.~];,wn “ml I sewed 0r read whilc"l'iiriii l't‘4[llII‘i'lili‘lllS should be. iiscil. .(f0lin paiiitetl. lie did a vi.-i‘.\‘ P11111111‘ gnu portrait of me that summer. mi III!’ "vyrfith i“. mt»,- [Ii Winthrop. I111" 1i*i"1'11 l ' P‘ ‘

sliallmv with

iiiurki-t. I-‘or

lilliil]!

l i“ . .. r IIWIIPI‘

5mg always bus}, triiiilimlly I H1131" any

Iquioi acaiii. and il not 11111111)‘. ati -.

suction IIll!

\\<-lls ilii:

|,.- ngl-ilii‘ eyiiiiilci‘

. , _ ~ l l; l wiiliiii 2:1 fi-ot 0i’ the low? irespenslhility. I'm very fond of hcr. l iisi. passive. 31'1"?" C911" “I1” m1‘ 1) H l‘ "

. f - m] ‘witw I'iiil'I\' iii the wcll. 'l‘Iii-. siliclc its rie s “ ‘

si._'iii;:\1'1111u“‘ds°me‘;fg.k(d m." and lliiliIili‘ action pumps, with on \VCI‘P.~KII'IS an men l " ~ _ g ‘ ftt-lilmiii ]lii\‘.‘l'i', can be used LO IWiiiLhrol) almost alivziys (Ii-“Ilhlfi-y“htygti/I ivatcr to the ilesirtul

Th“. “rpfQ all workers. ai struguin. all earnest. Some P0111111“ ‘_"°"“ "if, ‘hcii ivizit-r can be elevated the ilk-cred. many‘ were wrillll,’ 111 111"",\viiili-uiill i point of view vet all liuil tllfl g1_“uIlil11\'-"‘i'- A I"i II “Ill(‘f‘I‘II.\' and tbc Pi1111111-"Jdo tlic work 111 ii "i"? 1”“ M ‘ t one of simplicity W111 “m1 [Iliiil IPIIIIPIIIP" r0111!" 11111111 111111“ U1“ 121"“ . . ' I‘ ‘I .1 , . i» ~11 )()II|I'I‘ work.

Hlrmm] Sh“ lunher aim". I uihliitiii- from limestone and not satisfac-

Iltlilili.

- ll‘ is is hard I _ Monday—Consolation llivlhlhlllllli is “m: w‘? m“ 1m my ‘ .99’? ,1i»:~t--d from the roots and stoicd

piGEONS ON WAITING ORDERS iii 'I‘lii- homo

WASH mcrroiv. Aiiiz. 10-—l1~"11 1"

. .. -- ~ -- -"-: 'i-ill1 iii nustiiii: the carrier 111110011 1'1'°1"1‘l_"11“;‘ 1""? wtilqlqilnllutlit its position as an important factor inc iaiiii r-twcuzlnirmjd km“ m; in the war time transmission of iii- “lllljl- 11“ l} ‘izuni“y" or 5. “m: tolligencc. “w! iuwllqlllx‘ iii-id of cattle. 50 The American army I-IIZIIIIIZIIIIS -1 Ililihilml i“; over 600 gamm 1,4110 tiirds along the Iilexicaii bord sheep ant ‘r win“; cr, iii Iiawaii in the (‘anal Z011!‘ of “tilt-T Di‘ 6on1 {hm m0 mm‘ and oiliciwvisc- distributed at some iii concIl-‘hould mvatlmwntc w 22 iii-my post . Fifty are ft-d ilaily ivatcr sllliiiinfzxinull“ ‘rcqukrcnlums in the Philippines, while at (‘amp ilivtttilv lllltm it- Hhuum m: reasoning‘: Vail, New Jersey, the reserve lieilil YWLY (Tdykilnplu i" construction‘ quarters. 400 birds draw their ra "l_“l1i“_’,u;d Fwy ti) operate; it lions, ivaitiiig to be of service iii ‘_1‘““l’l"b‘_ H.051‘, 1mm Qgld m, the the field in which, in the past, they -*_11‘“_' "f" ‘iwdld be “unable [m- liave proved themselves iiiost valii- M11“ ‘U ‘

“Ne. [Iflj protection. __€<o>i—- THE FARM WATER SUPPLY (Experimental Farms Note)

i-o-i-wi YOUR BABY m HOT WEATHER

_lf you must when the baby do It. Carefully.

Iii locating the farm home thi- first essential is a sullieiit supply 0i’ pure water easily accessible. Tho orizin of fresh water in ilic earth is usually traceable to the rainfall. upon the surface. Thc eitrtlrs crust consists of many layers of varying thickness. ’I‘hesc when considered in (‘Ollllljiillilll with wutcr supply, are (II\'IlI1II Iil~ to two classes: porous, or thus»-

. .By _ United States Children's Bureau“-

Shall I wash the baby weather?

uuh-‘ypy probably is "do nut wcaii

that prevent the moveniciii. ivnter.

\\'lii-n n porous stratum CVPIIIIN an IIll[l“l‘VI(lIl.1i one ihcro 151.1111‘ (rolicctinn oi the local rainfall fioiu the iiriiuedlnte nurroiiniliiig (Irulnaizi: Iiasin. IVIiI-ii a porous sztrafum iiiiilcr lics an lnipi-rvlous formation the watcr will In! col- lected at the outcrop of the fnWiii-i‘ ivliich may be it grcat ilistniice from the well. Should that point. be at a Iilghcr elevation than the! location of the well, nrtcsinii ni- flowing wnter would be HI‘(2IlI‘()iI.| overflow might have stiiflciit head; tn elevate the water into homes and burusJn the course of time,’ unilergrounil streninlets 1111114 streams have formed, aiiil forum-l ate is the person that locates one. of those whcu illgglni: for warren] These streams usually flow tilurzi the surface of nn iuipi-rvioiis (‘IIIIII

most unwise to kccp thc baby ul

come scant)’ mill aver in 111111111)’- 'l‘hc iii-st plan is to begin the woun- IIIK process by the. sixth mouth or there-abouts giving a little iiioillficil fresh milk once ii day.

The simplcst ivay i0 cud .-i corn is Iiliic-jzrv. $ii>ps tlii- pain Ili-

laycr iiiid |'roqucnily tcriiiiintr: iii 5mm,“ Th?" m“ mm h“ Tm I’ 1111111115 0" m" Mush!“ and clinics mil. .\Iadc iii car Th" “Imrpn "f m" farm W111‘? Iiqiiiilaiirliiitliitipliisicrs. The

supply is usually n wi-ii thnt ]l“i1 01mins the ordinary izroiiiiil-wwitc.‘ I-nii or that laps an iindergruiiiid sin-uni. Sonic are fortiizrt c in Iociitlm: ncni a spring, niid otiiu-‘s izi-t their supply from ll s'.rc.ii~.-

action is the siiiiic. At your druggist

Phone 82B or 773

“ HE DANGER

Blue-jay

thiit flows through the farm.

u ‘[(‘Il1I|‘ em- tu iiicot the] wells"

, . . .. ' - l; - - -I I be. used. 1<‘nr| so, somelimv ,tlie r1435 1111511011 1 1" H" "'1' m ‘y pump‘

chi-up source of ‘UIIIH! i-iigiiii: will do._ (Tlril.

cistern for wasliillfi-‘i Ill11'i1°5**~*‘ and Iiuriis on cvciLV . I _. y. _ , WW1 “UH” m] mp whm_‘_v_v‘,t_r n“ 1111-, LHIIIIJ,’ the twllli]lI(‘Ii1i'IIIlII'_V milk;

l tIols (ifIiIuiri-d ‘lunch iiiorc than dues ihi- "my "HIT 111“ 11111111 1111-“ 111111“ 1l11l and all other moicvii mc I (~ - '

. IIII! Iiri-ast milk lic ("III act , _ .. . .~ '|1,("IIlHl! the fziriii ic- r I -- - cnmiiiuiiicntloii have not fsllkffifiillilflclly Iioiiii, u L If liowcvci‘ tlic baby must lic

Mrs. Max West, late of the

in hot

’l‘liis question is uskcil by 1111111)’ niollit-ri; whose Iiabies are upproat- ciiiug ibc age of one your. The bcs

_ . , ,- - l , i III: vcry that will allow iviitcr to pcrciilaii- ‘Iflghqthgyythzllflg;Iggvn" 1 or flow; and imlu-i-vious ,o;- Ilium: “M, (m U“: “m” hum,’ it is

tlic Iireust lifter the milk has be-

Thi-si- sources arc all good, provid-

ous A0151’

Starlight. Ii. Iiamsiiy, lioiiirosc. I':iiit<_v r\III)l‘l‘_\', ‘Iti "r llc'l i. t, N. S. ‘flicri- lll‘i' iuniiy 1311's HI 1111111 i1‘ l\,tn_\‘,ilrlllulgrny, i-vIiiidi-i'I'P0N' Elgil" N‘ B- 1

I

| ll‘ the. baby hall‘ ni‘ [he l"

ENIHIES Hill NEWINNINHIIFES

Wednesday, August 15th, 1923 $1000.00

sliigton, P. E. I, Dan Putchcn, Kinnon, Charlottetown. '

2.20 Trot and Pace-Purse $300.00.;

Albert J., Claude McMillan, Char- iottetown. 1591119. J. Murray, Clyde River. . ‘. I. '

River Hebert, N. S.

2.30 Trot and Pace-Purse $300.00.

Baron Boy, loitetown. l

Patricia Aubrey, James O'Brien ‘rut-cs will be held on first fine flay Jr, EIIHSIIIIIG, P. E. I. folio

Stella Todd, II. Campbell, Char-I Ncvcr ii dull moment.

l-‘roin this zine on. may Si‘? the gradual iii‘ ci-i-tain foods. and ‘substitution oi’ the bott feedings, until by the tciiili iimiilli. |or a. little curlier or luicr, as ihi-‘i-iioli-l‘ days (use may be the biibj: Iciistoiiicil ti) the new’ fund and can iiiv. ivzil IIH! fcd thus

-\'l'llIIl1'I‘ in safety.

In Purses l. »_ _ WHI

$1000.00

Free For All Trot and Paco Alberta Patches, H. Benoit, s Purse $400.00 Charlottetown. » ‘ '- ~ _ A h ‘b E Wiltawah, n. Benoit, CIIBIIOltG- hOQDIGSSIIIg ‘omma u rey, dward town. ' 1 ‘ Stewart, French River. Zua Baughman, H. Benoit, Char cAKEpoaj L._IQU|D Idniotionless, T. C. Edgett, Char- lottetown. . '. ' - iottetoivn. ' Governor General, W. Matthews, t Peter Verde, Henry Benoit, Char- Sumnierslde. ______ iottetoivn. Iviiss Alto, Dr. Bowness, Sum- ‘_:;"“f“*—* ‘ “w Our Peggy, Robert McCowan, IIIOTGItIB. W C] s C Sydney, N. S. ' Ruby Aubrey, . ark, um- Miss Luanda. T. Semple, Ken- IIIETSIIIB_ -