' ' 'l will go in through pearly gates.

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m; us» lull-w flawed wwur-ilh Cums‘

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Aaabsrol “Records.

' LE. 100L105.

I m: ' youlo not yet imam Amberola Phr _ Qllllgivs you s lids prlvaso concert of the Edison Ainberol

SPECIALS

. . ~ ‘Haul-OI excellent dinner with some wine. 1 I-sw-s Inlfo-Im“ 0h! uq-r-s rls (.41 Inrnnll) But although I hail gone WIIfl nmi a i‘ """') 4H Congo I|IIII_‘III ‘rm anti eaten with hiln, tllere was no a ‘P:"I‘:."‘°'”“‘") 10ml Iioo-N-mlir In!) necessity fur my drinking with him ~ ' ." Q2 ‘hum-u, "3 "mum-um Il was just girlish bravado; partly Q Allflallnla ‘i. m“ on m o“ "and" - a lack of realization of my danger a” u“ fl-fl-yllfwsnlwzisnsl m“,comnlnflnvluhnlhh, that hail allowed me to lake almost

IIBZ- gum on i» mo. A! m... rlluail-r-lll; ll "l" 511ml oi’ wine Without stout» q. -_ "w-m) , tion-lllslsslrlur u. langlaln illlll; to Illifllfi '1 Ileslwielllilliftilifli h 3 § i l; t5 twmullaunlu-su rm nulls l9 llllilficll! Olllt‘ S llllll llll —~ i1 ' .- - . ‘ "ILIIIQ-HM) permitted -.\Ir. "Dayton to take mv Q nzslszsu-zswzw- “m”, III lunar-uln- lanayélioxznllqr“) hand, without resenting it. Just a-;

If you own an Edison HomqStzndard orTriumph Phonograph, let ul to" you’ how to euuip it so

Li Till DUTLAW

Tho ltory of a Girl Who Didn't Want to Marry

I! ITHIL LLOYD PATI‘.

Chapter L.

Without meaning to. I had per- mitted !.\I‘r. Dayton to lead me fur- ither along the road of intimacy

with him than I would have gone

"W" ""7 Ambflol RWW!!!’ ‘had my judgment been clearer. He ,k,W¢ had suggested that we dine lo- gelhtr to discuss a new and im

portanl part I was to take ,in one of tile (‘hampion Film (‘ompany ll feature reels. I had consented to go with him. ill would have looked silly and self-conscious to Ina to rc- fuse his invitation.

We had motored to it road house. There .\Ir. Dayton hail ordered an

q I CAN Yon lIBIlnr"'IoI T3 (Iran. " as s Islry lsdoslaa‘: Ina Oirlansn) falllfTdlh hlolky (lam. "Io wum line") Ulasu lslarnaafi Isan Dissssua)

I was laughing heartily at some sil iy joke he made. I raised my eyes lo find the glance of "I-Iugh Trotter fixed upon me.

At once I felt soberril. I cared for the opinion of this young news- paper man. Something in the way he had looked at me had hurt. l‘ gathered myself to smile at lill.. and bow, but the acknowledgement that he gave was perfunctory. l saw him turn away with the two

that you can play the new

I67 Queen St-

“fiduwrus |

ANTWELL. .At the Charlotte- .1‘ wn Hospital on July 29 I921 to ‘i -. and Mrs. Edward Cautwell, City >011.

Representative to . Discuss Wages

‘uoivmnalt. July 28-—Pr0mi- nt- railroad executives, chief of jar international railway brother- "ods, meet in conference this af ‘ noon for the purpose of discuss- ‘! ‘g revised rates and wages which 'vo been submitted by the Cann zlau companies in the form of a qntativa agreement along lines of iffpent-iruling of United States

ilway la/bor board. ~

‘ THE DAV OFCALVATION.

lvotionls day in passing, fast, - and noon will have cone by: o many are wvaitlngwvolting, Until uhoy grace-less die.

ter death it. will he too fate, ialvationrdaywvent by." ,A . lalt blessed "day in- post and gcnc tandmever will coruo nigh. , . it was rgloriovus day, when Christ was passing by. . i many were indiflerent; Would not for mercy cry.

it day was full of blessings rich ' For en's-y needy soul.

- than who to the Saviour came.

lvero perfectly made whole.

rlst in the Coopers passing by, ), hear the 101ml und.

lling all sinners t rerpeut. Wihilo mercy may be found.

iw it Is n. dorlous day,

Nith Hoavhm opendoor.

4 ceptanro all with God may have t , Mhether they're rich or poor.

ivation means deliyerauce, Prom lasting misery;

; .A interest in Christ to find, , , Lnd blessed liberty.

v beset freo from Satan's chain. - 8v which Illa slaves are bound, id blessed. i to obtain. Which on already found.

_-l

Dvation means a right to bliss. A place with angels --bright,

i no now surround tlhe Heavenly ', throne.

1. ‘And lwitlh tho sons of light

f.

‘I Vlhoflnow inflhrfat believe: _

all blessings are In store for them [Which they ‘will all receive. . I ==f a Heaven- thMJn ‘above the clouds , pastimes it storms ibelow,

- t there wiirpoaeaway at last. i Anrl sorrow with them go.

tor Solutions day is passed,

Joules dsrkcalamity, i _ are are lputdroary days on earth, 1nd gnaiwing misery.

fearful looking fortward is

‘or punishment oondign.

.- tnosowbo war. deupisers bold )f Christ and grsco divine.

inn with nhnlply did neglect. Vill 0nd that they are lost, it tlhoy hld dept iiheir day of

SPIN. Vlrhit dear to them has cost.

iy hoodrd- not the Gospel call. . Ibon they tlhe warning heard. ..; they continued in their sins.

Which In their lifo- wpeared.

m Zhlonaod, is ‘Salvatioum day. W141 we rnay yet he saved. ‘ we mayftro reconciled, or Heareflrlfli prepared.

, aalystioni now with care,

other men. who made up his party.

"Whom did you see?" asked Mr. Dayton carelessly. “Your whole expression changed."

"Yes." l said. "I know. I saw a good friend oi‘ mine. ‘and he saw you holding my hand. It makes me feel cheap." I ended with flushed face.

Mr. Dayton resented this at once.

"And why should it make yult feel ‘cheap’ for me to hold your hand he asked. “I'm a gentleman. I wasn't doing anything I oughtn't to. I strikes rue that that was ra- ther an unpleasant way of putting

DOG TAXES

summonses will issue on Au gust first tor all parties who own

dogs but have neglected to pay the dog taxi

Honsefur Sale

"No" I said, “it is not. You are marrieil. I'm in your employ. There are the cold facts. You have no. right to touch me." I

"Gonil Lord, child!" ejaculatciif Mr. Dayton, "what u little prig you, are. No matter, have some more wine and let us discuss our story"

But thefleveningki pleasure was (‘IOIHIFII for me. I could not take my mind away from the memory of Hugh as he looked at me from the doorway. ‘I wandered where he hat‘: gone with his friends. I wondered what he thought I was doing out with Mr. Dayton; whether he l.i~'- approved of my having come at all '

I wanted to explain to him. To ask him to understand. To tell him that I was really doing

, Uudersigned will offer-for sale by public auction an Jul)’ 29th. i‘J’.'1, 12 o'clock 110.111. the thn-e onament hOUnQ situated on corner of Queen and Euston Sts.

EDNA McKINNON

.1

Professional Cards.

II‘. F. DEMPSEY

Graduate of Danton School of PIANO TUNING

l‘.

I-Ie drew closer to use lu the car. There was some bond between us. a bond that was not of the earth but an unconscious spiritual tri- bute to the peace and beauty of the night.

And then. although l had been conscious of it before. I felt Mr. Dayton's arm over the back of the can-around my shoulder. Without a word he drew me closer still. His other hand crept to my band and in e half light his glance burned i to mine. For a mo- ment he held me fascinated. Then sharply across ‘my mental vision there came again the thought of Hugh. I drew bank. _

“Please? I bagged. “please don"t spoil this lovely evening. Please don't make love to rue."

The man's voice was low and quivered a little. “Lord!" he said. “how you go to the head! What is it about you. you queer little black- oycr creature? You obsess a man. I think ofyou-tnost of the time.’ And then, still more huskily“ “Heaven help me," he said. "If I couldn't get you any Olllel‘ W8)’. l believe almost I'd marry you!"

j__¢-o->_-—- KINGSTON SCHOOL EXAMINA- TION

not

The semiannual examination of Kingston School was held on Wed- nesday afternoon, June 29th. A large number of parents and visi tors were present, including sev- eral from adjoining districts. The pupils were submitted to a very thorough and searching examiua ‘lion by their teucher, Mr. Raymond iBarrelt. assisted by Miss Adelia Cablil. Mr. Gordon Holmes anil iMr. Samuel Nowson and showed by their prompt and accurate ans- wers they had been very carefully taught throughout the term.

The examination tbeing concluded Mr. Samuel Newson was appointed chairman and the following poo- gram was exceptionally well ren dered by the pupils.

Program

Chorus-The island Hymn. Re cilations-ilima Newson, Sophie NPWSOI], Milton Docherty. Lizzie Green. -Exercise—By tiwo child ren. Recitations-fleginalii Younk er, Charles Willis, Flossie Ynunk er, George Cahill, Chalmers New- son. Chorus-The land for Me. Recitation-Sterling Willis, Ed- gar Newson, John Docherty. Read ing—-I.ucy Docherty. Recltations -'Reta Rodd. Dillber Youn-ker. Wil- Iber Willis, Dialogue-Taking the Census. _Recita'tions—~.l\da Cuhilii. Horace Willis, Willie Clow, Lyla Newson. Mildred Auld. Ormuii Yeo. Laura Cahill, Saldic Docher bell. Chorus-The King's Own. ty. Closng AdlIresiv-Kalle Camp At the i-lode of the program the teacher presented the different prl zes and diplomas.

An address was then read to the teacher. accompanied by a vcry suitable present which thoroughly testifleddo the appreciation of the teacher's services. The teacher very flttlngly thanked the pupils for their kindness. Ice cream was tlhen served to all‘. Compliment-

iicors°of Health connected with municipalities-a condition of uf- JOIII which wmld not be tolerated ' - nor; public. opinion amused ‘to the i ‘necessity of ‘Health Protection re- aosiving at least the name consider- nltipu as Fire-and Police protec- t .

on. -

Advbftce- indicutions point to_t'he ntmceiiafltl bfiliclualonof this Health Plltrimttge through Quebec cou- ilnea, and any attention which the reader of this "News Letter" can devote to’~t:he successful issue of this tour will be quite in keeping with lihe principles of the enter- prise.

—.€.<-0>———— WILL MAKE SURVEY 0F CCADLOP FISHERV.

Liuillni iiklrili Rdil (‘iii i.l|'

OTTAWA. July 38.——A compre- hensive survey of the location and Capt. (rcullllell. of Hair-legit?!" n: Raul-lain» its-ls alone the

s ores o en. aritime Provlncesp

cord). vard, was forced to retire after an accident. Ila being carried out this year. and

Ruumng high jump_ won by [L Andrew Iialkett, naturalist of‘ the w. million. YfliP, lleigili n feet. n Heller-lea Department. is now 0n inches. a new recordj second (',_(3_ the Atlantic coast in connection Krogness, Harvard, 6 feet. "m! U"? Work-

440 yard Hm won my B_(}_|')_ There are reasons to believe Rudd. OxmnL Tlme 49 se(au"ds' that tihe product is available A new record. i“ extensive “can”? "Milli"? i"

Sixteen pounds hammer tltrow, We 941316"! DTQVIIIOBS lllld since wonlby _y_ 1.3 Brown, Hurvm-(L dis. the now regulations of last fnll tance 159 feet, 3% int-hes, a new gave the fishermen absolute Iii-ber- record_ - |ty as to fishing areas and markets, _ interesting discoveries are being

N_ lB,_r|-u,l New Brunswick lutmade. Two important he-w beds tar-collegiate running iBroad Jumowere “Will/fled 011W." "w" "m5 l'€COI‘(‘l ll lleiii-lly Howe of Acadia Berg-chant ggvlirkfate Buy and ti“; 3 - m u“. e _ o er o u east point o l l‘ 11% h s lilo-milieu, Nova Scotia. .

The flslhe-ry is open seven and a half months in the year, excepting in Mohone Bay, where it is more limited to ulloiw recovery of ilhat area. Importation" of the scallop was prohibited last year, but this regufbtion has been removed leav- ing the fishermen n comparatively niiw industry untrammelled in any serious way. _

In oddltionto the investigations being carried out under the person- al direction of ‘Mir. Halkett. one or tiw-n f the fishery patrol boats in the t-lantlc division will devote a iportion of their time to a search for the scallop. They are being provided with tihe rakes and necessary equipment, and t-he data they secure will be later compiled.

‘ 'r'rTnouo'ri"n'Aii. ss'n__v‘icl=_=' ATLANTIC‘ 1-o- PACIFIC.

--—-—<-o>i—- LORD NORTHCLIFFE ON ' TRIP ROUND THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, July 24—Lord Northcliffe, owner of the London Times, Dally Mall. Evening News and numerous other newspapers and peroldii-als, arrived here yes- terday on the Ciniarder Aquitania on his trip round the world via Vancouver and Australia. Ha was bronzed by the sun and appear- ed to ‘be in good health and told his friends on the pier that he lrad eli- loycd the voyage from Southamp- ton in spite of the fact that be had received 200 wireless messages froln all parts of the world asking him to call on his tour.

“South Africa selrds me a mes- iuge and -says: ‘You must call here m your way home,” he said, "and Palestine sends me a wireless gay- ing. ‘Do not forget to H101) 0U Fl!

Canadian National Railways Fur-

Jerusalem after you have come "m, pu-"g Qqnngpflgng with . throng the Suez Canal.’ Other Famw. llc°n‘inen'a| Lhnmdll messages of a similar nature came

‘en Of course I cannot accept out d mflnnfl‘

through the air across land and all the invitations, as I will try to reach England In February. My chief (Iiffiuulty is that I do not know how long I shall be in Alls- tralia."

j-._- "CHIUD HEALTH TRAIN." .|

The finest ‘train service to the Pacific florist is afforded by the Canadian National Grand Trunk “Continental Limited" now leaving at 9.00 p.m. daily from Bonaventure Station. Montreal.

The route of this finely equiptlcd ail-l steel train to the cnnst is vln Ottawa. North Bay Cochrnne and via the Trit-nlscou-tirfental to Winnl._ peg and by Grand Trunk Pacific to Saskatoon and Edmonton and via Canadian National Railways io

AIIIIOLIIICHIJGIII is hereby made of the operation of the flrst-in-Cnn- ada “C-hilil Health Train," which will tour the province of Quebec for at least one month, commenc- ing the beginning of August, 1921. This train will consist of two rail-

‘, THE alums

for I

change in, the 2-‘

~ i MONTREAL. July Zlr-Thera- wns no important local egg situation yesterdnyfthe tone of the market‘ being firm , under a steady demand for supplies ,, _ for domestic consumption, and u, ' fairly active trade wan done con- sidering lbc very hot panther urc-

vaillng. The receipts were 1,224 ‘ "

cases as compared with 1.094 for flggf , _ _» Excellent '

the same day last week, and 1,303 f"

for the corresponding day a year“ Av

“so. The exports of eggs from tiers B“, . “'- last week were 1,620 cases which‘ Dost l ' . ~ - show nu increase of 1,170 cases as f“. II ' " ' '-- i,

compared with the previous week. 8011 ll 096F681"! of 255 cases with the same week last year, while the total shipments foi- the season to date are 3.125. cases smaller than the same period in 1920.

You

We quota vfholesale jabbing prlc- Jsimgirzgaognlp ' B

es as follows:

Spock“, 43c’ ,0 “a ‘NEW YORK. July 2s._l\' 1am Em,“ we’ to um poary injunction, restraining the No. 1 candied stock 34c. to 35c. ‘Zn-ted 3mm,“ Shippmx B°“'di “l” 1 --»

The ma k t f 1 d u‘ terfering with operations of the continues rqlfiél or anirrnveishgiif Ilulfll‘ “hips seized Fmmy "om m‘ new feature to note. The demand‘ Umted Sm!“ Ma" Sl-eamahw Co"?

for supplies was limited and prices “an” w“ ‘nsued he“ w“ -

were nominally unchanged for mu- ple syrup at $1.50 per tin of uno gallon and maple sugar was quoted at 15c, to 17c. per lb-. as to quill- ty.

There was no change in the con- dition of the market for old crop potatoes, the offerings being small and the demand slow for oar lots or Green Mountains at 50c, and for Quebec stock at 45c, par bag of 90 lbs., ex-trhck.

wants“?

A lint 0f all delinquent rail Ply‘- ei-s in the Town of Montague will "be posted on August 10th, I021. D_ J. McLean,

Town Clark

lilontague. July 18th. 1921 .

s. s. ilillliiilill)

For your pleasure and heslttl-s trip on the ‘ilni-laud" is unsui- passed. You are offered the op- portunity any Tuesdhy. Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8.p_ In.

(‘lH-PCAGO, July 28.—Eggs, high- er. Receipts 10.111 cases. Firsts, 28c. to 20c.

N-EW _YORK. July 28.—~Eggs_ firm. Receipts 10.763 cases. Fresh gathered, extra firsts, 36c. to 38c; fresh gathered firsts 32, to 38c: State Pennsylvania and nearby western heunery. whites firsts to extras, 43c, to 52c., do, browns. extras 42c to 44c. do. gathered| browns, and mixed colors firsts to fitggfvqfxisib Egcioc- remgemuns’ Friday, East River, return fare

- 35 cents NEW YORK. July ZBJt-Hops quiet a S1318. 1920. 22c. l0 28c; 1919. ' San???“ Wm RI"?- "m" m‘

, 13c’ 85 can to 1pc, Pacific coast. I920, 20, t.» Be one of the lngejumber ‘no 25°; 1919' 16 i° 13 cems- now take advantage of those very

‘ enjoyable excursions.- The accomodutions arajluo. We know you will he pleased with the ranults, Phone 773. _

Ttuaaday. Orwell return, fare G0 en s. l

Thursday, VictorIs,_reti|rn fare 1

MAY WIDEN ENQUIRY BABE- BALL GAMBLING

.¢

CHICAIGO. July 28.—~If convict- ions are obtained in the baseball trial, n new Investigation of the scandal through which it is charged the White Sox players agreed. io throw the 1919 world series, wiilbe started immediately and attelnpts made to implicate a group of al- leged gamblers not now.on trliil. John "Fyrell. assistant state's itt- toruey. iinuounqedtonight. '

A Large,- Auction Sale

At Carter's new Auction ff-llsomg,

3TEAMER REACH E8 PORT

I1l Grafton Street

Chnvlot tetown

McLean 8i McKinnon

DONALD ‘McKINNON Barrister Attorney at Law Offica—Royal Bank Bzzildinl Charlottetown. P. E. Island

iIacLeod 8t Bentley

W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. , , J. A. BENTl-EV' Inrriatsra and Attorneys

"flail"? ary remarks regarding the good that I should not do. After a while. work do"? in the 5.1.001 wereymude Mr. Dayton noticed my abstrnctlnufuv sever,“ of [he v|§i[0|'g_

"Wfiii." lit‘- iilid- "mlllPlhlllE 04%| On motion of llilr. Bertram Willi.- mnile you glllm- I thought we worn-cl vote of thanks was tendered to coins m have such a pleasant timv- all who assisted with the examin-

Perhaps wc would better stall u-iimu Aflnr M“ Burl-ll; huu gw.

back." en a farewell address, the singing Bill as we climbed into the molar u; the Nasiouul Amhlsm brought

I llllilriii him i811 llle Cil-‘Illifllllf l0 this very successful examination tn

drive up beside the Sound for ton nr u (~l(]_q9_ '

fifteen miles before turning IIOIIIP- Following l5 the address to 1.11 _

wards. - teacher: ' By this time it was night. A new De l- Tea(:her:— _

moon sailed overhead in the sky. \ , the pupils of Kingston School

crcsent shape and cool. Its wail. sweet light filtered through the

have learned with sincere regret that you are about to -leave us.

road coaches suitably equipped to curry the professional staff of at lenst seven Child Welfare Workers who ‘will demonstg-ate Child Health possibilities in -Quebec Province. Oue car wil-1 be entirely devoted to Exhibits, Demonstrations, etc., in bot-h English and Ifrench. iw-hile the second coach will’ be the living headquarters of the staff, as well us Conference Quarters. Activities will include- examinations, demon- lifiliitlfltipitflllllfefi; exhibits and distribution cl literature, along with mntion pictures ti-long health lines. ‘Babies. and children up to the age of 14 years lwill be physical-

Vancouver -—~ tlhe finest of scenic routes lthrough tihe Rockies and over the smoothest roadhed.

From Maritime Province points

there is connection ‘by Ocean Lim- ited wlithr the Continental Limited daily. and by the Maritime Express daily except Sunday. rile Maritime arriving in Montreal at 7.40 affords the most direct connection, but pus- sengers by the Ocean Limited will| Tlllve the advantage of a day spent’

in Montreal. The Maritime arriving-

at Levitt at 1.50 p.m. affords con-

| her own steam. Tile steamer Isniiii, Plumes. bookcase. I valuable klit-

. ..AFTER srmxmo lasagna s1‘. nouns. Nfliil.

Great George Street .011 puma.“ commencing nt 1 o'clock sharp. We July 2s,“ will sell pairlor unitary-dining mom The u. s. steamer ellurlui. which suites. bed room suites. uwnets. was badly damaged in a collision o" 0100315. 1118068. K1888 Ware. with an iceberg H\'BI'III wefts ilgo, "mvfli "W18. Curtains,‘ shades, or sallcd from New York tonight llllllt!‘ illlllfl- 1 Elliklifih Diana. 2 SIWIIIO-