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HOW TO BUY-Give your order to the Victory Loan sales- man who calls on you. Or place it in the hands of any branch of any bank, or give it to any trust company. Or send it to your local Victory Loan Headquarters. Or you can authorize your employer to start a regular payroll savings ‘plan for you. Bonds may be bought in denominations oi’ $50, $100, $500, $1,000 and larger. Salesman, bank, trust company or your local Victory Loan Headquarters will be glad to give you every assistance in making out your order form.

from lllr-ir many lriollris 0n ilii- at" Mir; Lilla itiiilinr. R. N hm re

old friends in Siiriiiu Valley. iclt .___ recently for Charlottetown where,’ Mr William Simmons of the.

visitor to Sen View and spent a Mr and ltlrs. Eric McMiirdo and pleasant visit with irlenrs there. little dmiirhtt-r. Gwyneth 0i Kelvin

Ml‘. Arnold Blitz has retumetito attests of Mrs lt-icMiirufs narr-nisi Charlottetown to resume his studies Mr. and Mrs, Atwood Binkaney. which win in Prince oi Wales College alter pmiaied

thar Mrs. Fannie Iiiltz. Sea View. i home from Prince Co, Hospital

Private wiibinrvcntoii who haai past low weeks.

b l t th ti to . been spending a pleasant liirlough.’ mum e m” n8 '

with his wile at sprint: Valle-v leitl Mrs. Charles Payritei- ami little Miss [rgng Undq-nm 39mg Qhg recently to rejoin his unit. in On- daughter June and son Paul oi week wiri at. hei- home. in French ario. Kensinizton spent the past wreck River with her parents, Mr. and

———- with iriends iii 5e View. M _, if; ii_ Miss Eileen Campbell. Irishtowzi -l- n ‘m’ Undeml

Hfhernarenu m. ne- h liinotoii f. . . omi» S

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sent and tripped the lllht

i_._sA_ 4 Mr. and Mrs Wallace Pirkorinn Mr. and Mrs. Earle McKay were

- l‘ " " h t i l t isito tos di Th a to ‘plenum mum I I. O TOCQIHDR Clll‘ y (‘Ollgfﬁ ll 3 lOTIS V TI 11mm?“ C OI] “II HY- Sea View

Darniey Orchestra rival of a baby rirl to their heme The lishermeﬁnd everything in

0 o o‘ Wlenlll’. readiness lor the morning ol May And Vzcznziy ——- 15t-

--— A s lendid sum was real i: lin-nod to hor home in Dnrnley are ‘The Damley and Sea View Auxiia p I'd w‘ Mrs. G. W. Brvllli who has been‘ ter spvudlluz the mist months on lary ol the W. M S. held their spending some time pleasantly with, professional filliiih< in Charlottetown. annual Easter Thankpifering in Sen ‘ View Hail on Sunday evening April

25th, There was a large attendance she purposes remaining ior a time. Sumincisitic Wits a recent visitor to Rev. J C. Crowdis presided one -""——' Sl-‘ﬂ VlPW- alter the devotional period several

M185 Evley" Tupliu was a recent or the members contributed Easter rcnrlinizs. Mrs. MacGregor also sang a pleasing solo Beneath The Cross were recent visitors to Sea View the i 0i Jesus. The guest speaker then gave an inspiring Easter mcssaitc practisallr and ‘yrelatill dil- —————- .- c o ren ere se - spetling his holidays with his mo- Mr. Shines Adams has returned era! at-prfpriiaete numbe o. The cl v iniz hr iri Jesus Keep Me Neal-Tho were recent visitors to Sea View the Crass. pllowed by the b! lotion

Mr. Robert cousins l.a doing lumber oi all kinds

menill! oi tnachera ool cl the sdrrmadinl communities attended the conven- tion recently held. A report. in: the holdiay as well as many

ht and practical ideas alu- ed by the many discussions hal .

The irﬁany‘ friends oi w. James m a ' is skins good

Miss Laura. Mountain h h in

ed is her omc Darnl spen in: the winter months merside when she was employed.

Mr. and Mrs. William Mama nlve reutrned to their mild in Bea View din! the winter months in

has returned to Charlottct n to re- Mia No n Adams who w1s soc d- Tl r l). l, '1. her duties alter sigevbding n. lng seine irime with her limtlier in. most‘ tjiirdiliiii? zigning"’i‘,’,“’ﬂ'.°re,ie§ Iii-h it her old home James Adams leit. recently ior her Hall iii‘. Monday evening. A larae

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. bombm, Innis. Qglgiiggg. . . screws, rivets, bolts and needles,-

sboaandsealing-avax lLvfetiréitgr-u

Ardic apparatus, radio lomtm,

grosmpic compasses.

Emmy tkmst- - - ‘" ﬂed, blankets, bandages, overcoat: . . .

Al! tbese things are measured in dollars.

Qwiclkznaasm

the! wig/mils’ m gs!

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Because doHa-n m essential to vidory,

tbose who do their sbarc b] buying Vidal) Bonds

make tbe job easier for our men oversea: . . . make it easier for as to win!

iilverybad] ma"! lend ulna! {be} can! Everybody can ggggglﬂxg ﬁr victory!

Even $300.00 in bond:

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to sink mbnurino: . . .

Bu] 9 Tommy guns for parachute troops, or 9.000 machine-gun bullets. . .

Drive a hub 4,500 wiles.

If you baw moire] saved pa! it into Victory Bonds. lfyou bat/en’! savings,

buy bonds by instalments out pfeamingt.

Doﬂgbifyou can... Baa! do it for certain! And do it NOW!

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Mrs. Peter l-lynes, is visiting in Bea view the aiieat cl Mr. and Ira. James Adams.

WEAR THIS IMILIM Be proud to wear your IV button . . . it says you have done your bit . . . it will inspire others to do theirs.

llirl of the Turf

vii'§ii'u"u'i='ii.'£°& six our agar-ates. oaama ihl - u. ave him moalmilllﬂ

d9 , A ramll- ﬁﬁmitiivwliiiqutiifaiunbr her ""1 atoiﬁpiltilher. .. a .. “mi s; ou were in actnethinl

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n oval. l-lis

iiiféhiiﬁfit Warned olliluc. his curly bl d.

midi drgxiio uv m!!! 5m 91°" m“

yéaou, l didnb

i th person in the 33th ginsblv Paul out his arms around Cary and 141""! h"- "Darljingé lips been so 10M since

n a . rv"g{e£"she said smiling back l! him. She lelt nothintz in that kiss. She was not content with Paula kisses. But she told hersell that was because she had never been madly in love with him. But she liked him immensely. and more casual and lesshlm ri-ant reasons

faction in door things together.

was iii Ban Diego; hers 0n the eaBt coast, so they mot once or twice a year ior a iew days-never long enough to consider anythin! l8 M- rious or complicated as marl-lace.

"Whatever you were "in: to d0. wuld we do it toiiether he asked- "I was gointr 8110091118 - m“ was all. It reallv wasn't at all im- portant. I can do it some other time. Shall we lunch somewhere?

he said. "I know where we can have u lot oi privacy and plenty ol excellent lood." “That aounda right to she said; "ior I have somethini l0 W11 o .

u. She was highly amused at the stricken look on his lace.

"ii ‘s a ma n," he almost ‘liped. "htrieak it to his Bentll/ — 9- t at n me." she laughed gaily. "Like cutting

on’ a pu ‘a tail uh Iinch at ﬂ

tights. Paul said, almost b0!-

ishi ha .v asaln- "But I 4°11" mini! teliiililz

you that you had me scared ior a. moment."

oruirran viii

The place where Paul 100k C"? in lunch was ist- out Wilt-Sh!" Boulevard. n. was a small. 11M lace. s short distance back rum e street, in what once mlilhl have been a private resldwt-‘Q. When they not there it was past one o'clock and only a. lew couples lin erod over coliee and cigarettes. 681'! liked dinlnz with Paul. Bhc co d talk or not as she chose. H ever she ielt. Paul always seemed to understand. He was patient almost to the decree a! monotony. Cary aometimca won- tiered what he would be like i1 riled into action. lie always ordered for her and today he ordered minted lamb shoulder and Jellicd ravigote salad, to be lollowed b yblueberry cake. lemon ice and black ootlee. When the waiter want sway he consid- ered can appreciativaly and said, "You're look rig parti arly lovely today. I thought only women ln love had that certain gleam in their eyes. And now my masculine curiosity wants to know what it is you have to tell me." Cary ughed. "it will keep until coﬂee and cigarettes. l want. to know about you. What's this big business you wrote ma about?" l-le was deﬁnitely pleased at her interest. “Dad has made me junior gtocniber oi Norris and White bone use.

u

"A iat ‘gay check waits ior me eating?’ . vggthcr Iuvivpgg or not a.n ‘a o Ono w-ro with the picture. Know what it. is?‘ Cary ahook her head slowly but felt. li tie red links at work in her checks. wav n warning,

"Then I'll l1 you." c at. one hand over hora. ‘It's 4 u help

waiter came at that moment and

awkwardly with her he went away’ age ‘she said quickly. "I guess I wont keep ou in suspense any longer about w at I have to tell ma. so don't ialnt ozmanylhitll’. ‘in now a lady er

"A what?" he said honestly pul- lle . . "Do you mind tolling III what that is?’ "l cvm some horses.”

Hid rdliel Wag gonulni. "G006 didn't

why . so? “napalm sunny or

oi noopl own h . I think it's a swell 13¢. mysgi-Rea I intend to buy a couPlo when I rind just what I want."

tea. rs. Ernest lhollelvla, Hamilton recent visitor to Ba plelslnt viat wlthi

"But these an racing horses." "lacing horses? You mean, the

iklnd that run around tracks while

people tear up their hats and um-

brsllas? Whatever can you do with

race horses? ‘rhev don't even make saddle horses."

ma. Rnoella 00am oi’ Monoton. . I. spent. a pleasant visit recent- glyph 13cm lea View Bias oi- er a on mo; ae- nied by her mother.

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is naalitbeslnia.

Mr. Olll/QIICI!!! v 8 s was a viaitnnln training now at Santa Anita.

d ~wr0tewutht to-ith chaaedatrtgkloadol “w: n my.n‘" nn

Mrs. A i0 her homo in Hlh ﬁends are sorry to learn th

n" ngumgqitlon that he leit me hall a rneln

. ‘stable. so r a ided to h t m“ n" m” coyiid do with gem." m w ‘ V t

Do You _Sul‘lor l From Headaches?

y amigos: racial ain lcplrahely?" iiaidummaiaqwiuiaiaaauaeuan '

200d "I intend to rim them. Theyr;

died blib I Iildls Illiled to men-

e looked at her incredulously. as ii he thought aha was jokln]. "rhera {as another hall’. l nu- aumc. o i "

d son. Anthony "AN mi Iss9 the stable to-

"Separately." The waiter hrouahi the minted and ai

limb dia hmmebmd h"!

Untitled-lib

mouth. it h at ‘MM ‘ﬁlms. a ways had his way

set oi his

mic suspected that was true. for

‘ he was the onlv son o! a doting,

usual-i but thaittiaaatiatnal

"1 was about: to warm thaWH

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l-‘OR EALTII AND VIGOUR

/ E N 0 IS THE AN$WER

Thea: daya you can't be content with half-health. To give your beat, you must have that "glad-to-bg. alive" feeling-dire sign of renl lacnlth and vigour that: comes from inner ﬁtness. A sparkling glass of Ian's ‘Fruit Salt‘ Brat thing every morning is the any, ideal way o! attaining inner cleanliness. Enoassistsnn us: whee the system oi‘ the poisonous wastes and excess gastric acids that often cause , ' Jaeldlcheajndig '

and that out-of-aorta feeling. Eno is pleasant to bake. gentle but eiiee- ﬁve in itanctiorncontairis nohsnh, bitter suits. Buy a bottle today.

E N 0'3 ‘FRUIT SALT‘

FIRST THING EVERY MORMNO

rather. ,

"The stable is H1811.’ IN 9°!‘ tinned. “only three hm" "W ior racing and a man and two colts. The colts are Win-i HM Anthony - Anthony Garth - sail that twin ioals 00cm- tmlv Once 111 ten thousand times. Their mother used to race under the hlafh- soundlnx name oi Princess W. but Anthony aava the all h! Mable around the stab es. The there an two three-veﬂf-ﬂldﬂ In Anthony says one oi them—~"

she stopped short. tor she lrney instinctively by the look 0n Pwll iace that she had made the mil- take oi mentioning Anthony Garth once too oltcn.

“This Anthony you sneak 01-4 he the kid you used to play around with at the ranch ’ n

"Yes-but he's grown now.

"I assumed he must m8. I IW- pose he's handsome and tall and quite a lady killer. ‘that. kind usu- ally tum out that Way.’ n

"I've seen him only twice. Cary said guardedly. "Each time on bilat- ness about the horses. Perhara ii I saw him in tails at ths Blit-

i more I could answer y0ur 011mm

better." l

Paul watched her intent-ix. ‘WI wouldn't by any chance be N". l little in love with riimr"

"Are you being absurd. 0r 9W1"! i0 be funny? she said icily. tnouah she knew shc was blushlnil- 5UP‘ pose we talk about somethinl Gill ior a chaniie."

"You haven't asked rne a thin! about Lucretia and - oh. yes-Tl‘! Dana. You remember her? Sh} came west with us. Her husband! ﬂrm sent him to the Orient ior siX months. That was a break lor L011 and me, Ivy is in San WNW” ﬁlth. iriends and we're lost wlilwlll

or.

The waiter removed their Dial" and brought the coiiee. Paul law! out his silver. monoitrammfd d!‘ arette case, opened it and held ll out to her. She took a clam"! l:nd iﬁe lﬁed it and his own b!- ore e s e.

Iuess I've been rage}- abwﬁ

happy either. at ﬁrst, but she's gradually twill"! used 00 the idea.” I

"My mother isn't 80in! 10 m‘ the idea either." he said suddwll- "Bile may not be able to adjust ll"- sell’ so easily to the thought oi m future wife balm: mixed up i" WC business."

Cary stared wide-eyed at Then she crushed her hall-smo P‘, clmarette viciouslv in the ash-rad and gathered up her 110"‘ "n

urse. "Heavens. why didn't sullllhlm

Cary withdrew her hand. rumbling .tell me what time it is? I nrouilw npkin. When'Lou I'd be home in a couplr

hours. she'll be wild "

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