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The cast wind was in a merry, cap- itious mood. Sweeping down from the lfclls it gathered force on Lanrrick Moor, and by the time it touched Markyate at-Stone had quite a pretty glee. Like a miniature tornado, it swept (lOWll the long grey irregular street. and, arriving at the corner of B21325 m- but/wr, Lick QLWSF-h". c! thc brand-new awning that lifld cost fifteen pounds, and t/orc it to atoms. June, too. WllCll one looks for sunny idays and quiet airs! Mrs. Bradford, dozLng in l‘.£‘l' chair. llieard the hubbub at Briggs’ corner, felt the doors and windows of her own substantial dwelling shake. and was rudely aroused. As she glanced round the big wide family room, slic fancicd {she espied a speck of dust on the sideboard. Three windows fronting the street bid open welcome to the vagrant Xlust against which airs. l waged continuous \\ ar, Before she 1'04:

_ THE UHAKLUlTElUW-NI RDIAN’ l l I Supt’s Friends

“For ten yam’ m mite or an m: qverythine. ‘may’: wok in Jerry

medicines I took, my hearth 510w] but surely grew worse.

.woi'st troubles was my inability to Bradford : sleep soundly and my digestion went. l ironi bad to tvrlrc: until I was a con- firiiicd dyspeptic.

Yiiht hand. What she don't know about the business now isn't. worth knowing. l"ather‘ll tell you that. A rare 800d business hand is Rhoda. keen In we Ind n tun-it hand on

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, tractecl a pjnk-aiid-ivhilc cluster. neatly hemmed and folded, from the black satin duster 111g stuspciidcd from

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l ishc reached out a fat hand andcx- i l I

somewhat ungainly figure would allow '

her towards the windsw to sec what was ado.

It did not intcr-csi her much. and yireicntly" slic was giving her atten- tion to the immaculate polish on the sideboard. which it's the envy as: despair of Markyatc lI0ll5C\\’i\'€5.

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aiiswcr, "eltotv grease." Mrs. Brad- ford had the stout. persons complcent air, an air the thin seldom acquire. She

poor and I vras habitually constipat- ed. I took six bottle of Sargon and I fccl better 110w in every particular than I have felt in years. I emoy 5 seven or ("gin hours of good sleep t now, gel up refreshed with a keen rppctitc for breakfast. my food agrees with nie fine and constipation 6065f“ ,' bother me at all. My friends are aur- 1 prised that a man of ‘l0 should have such energy and vitality. I show I am . brttcr ll\ my looks and in my ability ‘ lo transact business with case and l without fatigucffl-Jolin Thompson. I Superintendent of Canadian Transfer l Co. Toronto.

Sargon may be obtained in Cliar- loltcto-vii from Hughes‘ Drug 00., i Ltd.

, wore a black frock. a silk apron of the l brief whmwmd exhausted itself, that ‘sober liuc, and a lace collar fastened

Mrs. Bradford heard n0 step on the

the Royal York yesterday.

the fruits and vegetables

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"All the vitamins necessary to keep our diet balanced are contained in grown in our own backyards. Tomatoes, ap- ples, lettuce, even potatoes contain vitamins," said the dean. "Applesauce is all right," he said, "but. why not eat the rmv apples. A good chew at n raw apple is better than all the tooth paste in the world, with due defer-

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lby a large massive brooch containing j a portrait of the son who had fallen in ,tlie war. Everythingwvas large about Mrs. Bradford, including her heart. . Her face was rounr and soft and pink ilieveye had a happy twinkle, she , could tiu'ii a joke or pass a quip with the best. Even the war and all its horrors and her personal sorrow th- ,rough it had not robbed her of her l infectious deep-breathing laugh. lviarkynle owed much of its courage l and endurance to Mrs. Bradford's fine example. It. had loss heavily in the l war. As ‘in Egypt of old, the blood had tbecn splashed on every lintel.

f Her body gently swaying in rhythm l ‘to the movement of hcr arm, she ad-

‘idcd a little more lustre to the side- l board's polish.

l It was an entirely hideous structure of the worst Victorian period, seven feet long, with glass baok of incredible ,height, encased in a heavily-carved frame. Its enclosed front offered capa- cious eellar-ettcspof no use in a, tee- total household. The family plate, en- cased in flannel ham. was stamcl where the unregencrate would have had bvtlles; no base use was the idol of Mrs. Bradford's housewifely soul ever put.

To make room for this monstrosity, which had cost fifty pounds in the best upholsterers shop in Leeds, a small old bow-fronted treasure had been ruthlessly sent to the shop be- low, where it stood in a dark place put. to the basest uses. At the momcn‘. paraffin kegs and oil flasks stood upon its uncomplainiiig delicate 10;).

So noisy was the wind, so insistent

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AT MILTON STATION. JUNE 4. MI‘ l O'CLOCK I’. M.

Of stock, crop and implements; 2 horses; 2 mllch cows; 2 heifers; 1 calf; 2 pigs; 1 sheep: 3 gccsc and gosllngs; 40 hens; Truck wagon; Ex- pdess wawon: driving wagon; wood sleigh: box sleigh; driving sleigh; ton scales; cream separator, De Laval, churn; cream can: washer: sewing machine: work harness: driving har- ness; 2 stacks hay; straw; 20 bushels

blue potatoes, also boards and shing- les and other art! cs not mentioned. Sale positive, as place is sold. J. W.

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stairs, nor yet the opening of the door at the end of the broad, wide passage. It was in the mirror she first beheld the apparition, a. figure in khaki , leaning on crutches, her own beloved ' and lastsurviving son, broke in the war, Her rosy face paled, and her dus-

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There were tears in Jim Bradford's eyes as his head bowed in worship bc- fore that homely shrine. He was gathered in cnpaclous arms, the hand l w-hleh had every duality a mother's hand should possess stroked his cheek. But words were fcw. When they came

Ker drvfléed- , Thousands tell miracles of "Fruit- “Godamercy, Jimmy boy. it is you n-tives." Constipation, liver trouble, cwmhome-y- dizziness, weakness, headaches end

they were withou; emotion.

“Vi/here have you coom fra, my son? Why no telegram so that father could have had you properly met? He was, planning to 000m part if not all the ‘ way. He was talking about it only thi; morning,"

Her face had lose a little of fut blitheness, for, though they had been made aware of the nature and ex- lcnt, n? it was an undoub- ted shock to see him still so depen- dent on his crutches. Last time he had walked out of the room it was in the pride and glory of his manhoods strength. When the grown nirin rc- turns through dire mishap to the helplessness of childhood, then comes the mother's second arcing. The shock was softened for Mrs. Bradford by lovely vistas of coming service. One of thcbabics. who had never ceased to miss had come bask to licr lov: and care.

The baby's answer, however, was unpromisingly curt and brief, befitt- ing the grown man who had littlc use for questioning.

"I didn't want a fuss, mother."

"But you didn't hobblc from the station, surely, on them things? In such it wind too! Wherever has it coom frn I can], thilik, in the middle of Junc, too, and after such fine wea- ther as we've been ltaving."

"I thought l; a rough ‘welcome, mother, but I like it. I've longed for the moorland air. Where I've been it was enough to stifle it man."

"Then how did you get up from the , station." she asked, with the womatrsl thirst for details.

"Oh Joe Chandlcds cart. and made him bring me by the lane and drop mc at the back gate. I had no mind to provide a passing show for Markynte High Street, Well, and how's every- body? You look just the same, mother. Thank God, in a falling world you don't change!"

"Why should I change? The Lord. has set me in n. sale place, and given me a goodly heritage. I praise Hit. holy name, and carry on, helplngl where I can the poor things who in His inscrutable mercy are hurled from pillar to post."

“Father all right, eh?" inquired Bradford, stifling the desire to start a theological discussion, though he felt well in the mood for it, V , ' "Father's fairly, but overworked. They've rook Tom Steggal, graded C3 though he was; he's been goneelnce Easter. but surely we've wrote that. to you, Jimmy boy?"

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Miss Lillian McKenzie, Mus. Boo, _i's now in charge of the musical ser- vice of the church pending the ap- pointment of a permanent Organist and choir Director. Miss McKenzie presided at the organ Sunday and the choir rendered an anthem. The service was broadcast by CHCK. Rev. Mr. Brown preached on the parable of the Sower as recorded in the fourth chapter of St. Mark's gospel.

The sermon was very appropriate nt '

this season of the year when the far- mers are busy working the soil and sowing the seed ln preparation for a hoped-for harvest. In the Biblical parable the seed is The Word, God is the sower and although some seed falls by the way side or on stoncy ground, thank God for the good soil which brings forth fruit some thirty- fold, some sixty and some an hund- red.

In the evening Rev. Dr. Ramsay cstitinuzd lils series of addresses which have been the subject of medl- '.fillOl'l for the past month and lead- iiu; up to the nineteenth hundred anniversary of the birth of the Chris- tian Church-Pentecost-which will be celebrated next Sunday. The text. was taken from 2nd Tim. 3-16 "Every scripture inspired of God is profitable." the subject as dealt with by Dr. Ramsay was "The spirit and the Word." A magnificent presentation of the value of’ the Bible and the operation of the Holy Spirit- speitking to us through the Word. As by it telephone we hear the voice

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Announcement vras made that the sacrament of The Lord's Supper will be celebrated on Sunday the 15th inst, at the evening service. Dr. Rain- say also referred to a letter he had received from a lady in a remote section commending very highly the privileges derived by ihc broadcast- ing of lhc Church services cvcry Sunday. She emphasized how'grcat n. blessing the broadcast had been to those debarred from attending a place of worship.

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Applications will he received by the undersigned untll June l0, 1930 from students desirous of m: in l written on ‘ “ for n. C “,- Estnte Scholarship. This examination, to be held on July 15th and 16th next In Charlottetown and Kinkon, ls open to all deserving students who shell have been found eligible to compete, in accordance with the pro- visions of the Will of the late Owen Connolly. Each applicant shall state t1) his name In full, (2) age, (3) names of both parents, (4) Post 0f- flce address, (5) nature and extent of hi: studies during the past year- Stndents eolnpeti _ should have a knowledge of Grade X work In the Public Schools.

M. J. SMITH. secretary.

"Trustees Estate of Owen Connolly."

Kinkorn, P. E. l.

May 20. 1930.

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