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t-£5565 TWO _ . , me Cl~lAlzL0'r'l‘E'rowN GUARDIAN ' ' JUNE 13, 1929

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,lowes by so ihmeeuhg sua helpiul l 2-

Malinnulilan Slilie.

Ilglieinusjust : :. One Mania Wife'

Tl? ‘a handful of Rice_ Kfigpieg right out of the

l fed-and-green package. (Golden bubbles of flavor .rghgg melt- in your mouth! i Serve for breakfast with

milk or cream.

Rico Krispies are 'deli-

cious in a dozen diderent ways. Children are wild i about them.. At your gro- . oer'a. Oven-fresh. Made by V Kellogg in London, 0n¢Bl'i0-

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GABBY GERTIE .

, By _ nannaaa wana

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“Some girls don’t enjoy swim-

ming everywhere because It makes them crawl all over."

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It NOTICE

ii' _ ‘ we me andere.-,med alheksmiihs ,have agreed to close our places of , business on Wednesday afternoon starting .Iurie l2th.

P. J. SENTINER,

II. E. FORD,

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PBDUD & MORESIDE,

_ GALLANT BROS.,

R. G. ACORN,

PETER. GALLANT.

5421-8-IZ-31.

1 NOTICE

THE ALBERTON DARK SILVER

FOX COMPANY, LIMITED.

Notice is hereby given that a len-

eral meeting of the shareholders of “Tha Alberton Dark Silver Fox Company, Limlted" will be held in the .Profit Building in Alberton, Prince

-.laid "Alberton Dark Silver Fox Com-

Edward Island, on Friday the twenty- eithth day or June, A. n., lszs sz the hour of 8 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of passing a resolution requiring the

pany, Limited" to be wound ap under the provisions of the “voluntary wlnf. _ing-up Act" being Chapter 9 of the Acts of the General Assembly of Prklce Edward Island passed in the' fifteenth year or the reign of I Hi, Present Majesty, and upon the pass- Ing ofsuch resolution to appoint n iiquidator or liquidntors for such W|”dil'lK'lliJ and for the transaction of business incidental to such winding- up.

Friend; D:r.'t you believe "tha

Lord will provide?"

Divorce Seelzsr: I wcu|dn't be

trying to get rili of ri-the if i did.

O I C I I

POETSC TERMS '

The poet has .1 nie complete

Upon his desk;

And any girl who's not petite

Ie atatuesque.

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ou a on

She: But why spoil a nice va?

____ down when the doctor told me I ~ _-= ought to get away for a while.”

Hel Let's t rl d hll ~»

are on r "fa, "‘f" f W ° W' were ill. when is in _

cation? anxiety ln her face. _.He laughed a

Dated this 'ith day of June A. D.,

I929. '

M. NI. FOLEY, President.

` W. C. LAWSON, Secretary. 5487-5-13-20-27.

TENDERS

Sealed Tenders will he received until June 11th for tumlng around, .ng re. lI\°\I0Ung of Kingston School. Plan and specifications to he seen at the home of the undersigned. - Lowest or any tender not necessar- ily accepted, ,

` SAM B. NEWSON,

Secretary.

8381-6-B-51.

frofessional Cards

,lMark R. McGuigan, 1 . B. A. I BABIISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. ` MONEY T0 LOAN

_Cameron Block, Charlottetown, P.E.l.

McLeod & Bentley

J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. Barrister and Attorney-at-Law ' Office: 180 Richmond St;-gg;

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H WISE GUY SIY Joe, do you tell your wife

everything?"

"Nol Only what l think lemo-

body else might tell her first."

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WHICH? i

"Wlthln my earthly temple there‘s a

crowd;

There's one of us thats humble, one

that's proud.

Theres one that's broken-hearted

for his sins.

Theres one that unrepentant sits

and grins;

as himself,

fame and pelf. '

’\/_".,\. ' _some had headaches, inn is all, end I

J i _i the doctor .said I needed a change." ' ‘,__ f Y» _ ' "Oh, I am glad. I could not bear

"',/ ' it for you to be lll." Her eyes fasten- ‘ , _ ed themselves on his face.

\,_. , I n "Well, now that's settled. what will ._ » i 3'

There's one. that loves his neighbor

And one that cares for naught but

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MONEY T0 LOAN Charlottetown, P. E. I.

BELL E# MATHIESON

Il. Il. BELL

< ~D. L. MATIIIESON, LL. Il.

gi Barristofl. Solicitors, Etc.

" Money to Loan. Dlieoo-Charlottetown and Montague

McDonald & McPhee f' ', . B. A.

I. I. MBDONALD. II. F. MCPHII

Tlll, LTTOBNEYB. ITG

" KONE! T0 IDAN

Ile! lilldlng Charlottetown

& Lowther

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From much corroding care I should

be free .

If I could once determine which is

me."

-Theodore Martin

Had 17 Bells" On I-lls Neck Arms and Legs'

l lvif. A. 1.. wmee, sewn, s un.- writce:-“I had been bothered 1:3 -boils for about two years. I seventeen on my neck, arms and lop. I tried all kinda oi medicine, but n ‘of them seemed to help me any

then used two bottles of

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BICIIABITS TRIP

1 Richard had been turning over the possibility of a trip for res; and pleasure for some time. Each time he decided definitely to make it, the thought of Yvonne drew him up short. 1-Ie could not take her about the country in her peasant costume and he was too stubborn now to dress her as other women were dressed. Permitting her to change from her peasant clothmg might be but the beginning of other changes for from desirable.

While he was thinking matters

over he received an' invitation to ad- dress is meeting of engineers in Denver, and to become a member of a party that would later spend sev- eral months touring and inspecting mines and construction work in var- ious places in the West. Some of the men would bring their wives, but, of course, he would not take Yvonne. She would be utterly out of her ele- ment in such a gathering as that. He had almost decided to refuse the invitation when a series of severe headaches drove him to consult, his doctor.

"What you need Ross," the doctor

told him, "ls a good long rest. Get away from your work and travel around a bit. Nothing the matter with you but nerves. Change will do the trick. Now go home and pack

your bag!

thoroughly with what Richard wanted to do. that he at once wrote

was no danger involved, of course, in leaving her in Stamford. But per- haps she would not like to be alone so long. He would talk to her _ about lt.

He avoided her eyes for a few mo-

ments after telling her he would be gone three months. Presently he .looked at her. She turned her head away and after a ,moment asked, "Alone, Richard?"

"Yes, Yvonne. The trip I am going

to make is not one you would enjoy. I had an invitation to attend an engineering congress in Denver- that's way out Westf-several weeks ago. I had just decided in tum it

“The doctor!" Yvonne uttered the ords sharply. “I did not know you

Richard felt ashamed af, the open

little. "Don‘t get excited, Yvonne; lt‘s nothing _serious I've been having

ou do while I sm gone!" I-Ie tried to make his tone light and casual.

"I will stay here and keep the

house waiting for your return." she said. quietly.

Richard felt-e quick sense of Shame

and relief. She tookbelng left alone so quietly. He had feared a scene.

"you won't be afraid in be here all

alone?" he asked.

"Afrald'l" Yvonne opened her blue

eyes very wide, indeed. "What ls there to fear."

“0hl, a lot of women are afraid.

nervous about being alone. I'n'i llld you don’t mind. I was going to sug- gest you get a maid to come in in do the work and sleep here nights while rm away." '

“What would she do?" Yvonne

asked. “There will be nothlnz while I sm here alone. I will take care of my house, practice on my piano and write to you when there is news."

There was something pathetic

about her quiet acceptance of her lonelylot. Richard was moved to compassion. "Look here, Yvonne," he said, "I feel like a brute leaving you like this. Do you want to go back to France and stay with your grandparents while I'm away?"

Yvonne shook her head. "No I

will stay here," she said. She had al- ready decided that Richardk absence was her pennance for having ‘disobey- ed him. Bhe would suffer her punish- ment sllently and do nothing to make it lighter.

YVONNE1 NIW PAL

Richard was touched at her willlnl-

ness while he was with her. Away from her he rarely thought oflt. and finally decided that it really. mat- tered very little loher whetherhewas there or not. The last day before he left he wandered around* the house. His packing was finished. There was nothing more to do until tralntlme late in the evening,

“Dome on, Yvonne,” he said, e~;fy

ln the afternoon "let’| ge fora drive. I doo‘t believe I've driven that car

offurs more than twice einen we h it.” Yvonne flushed with pleasure and

wenttodresalhewaspraylngfor

The doctor's advise fitted in so?

accepting the invitation. But the. problem of Yvonne remained. There I

A million pounds |11 1°€S€I.'V€

WE keep, on the average.

about a million pounds

of tea in reserve. This is necessary because some part of each year’s crop ia apt to be a failure, and only by pil- ing up tremendous reserves can we be sure of having all the kinds of tea necessary to produce King Cole. This is one reason why each pack- age you buy is always like every other package. It takes a great deal of capital to keep tea uniform.

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faster, and Yvonne loved the feeling that she was alone with him, speed-

ed town.\“We’ll atop somewhere along the road for our dinner. You'll have to eat all your own cooking all the

Yvnne's eyes sparkled. Then the

'gleam died. She had begun to be very sensitive to the stares of people when she appeared in public ln her peasanr. dress. Toward dusk they stopped at a roadside hotel. There were few people in the dining room. Richard appeared not to notice their glances in Yvonne's direction and their whispered comments. '

She might have been comforted

had she known what they were say- ing. "Must be a movie star out for dinner without changing her cos-

Keep you from being lonely after 1':n

Yvonne cuddled one against her soft

Y h ed the

When they reached home Richard

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laughed. ‘Oh what a compliment!

clasped hor hands behind his neck

Bob West. right? Did Yvonne love

tion to the prospect of her loneliness.

Left to herself, Yvonne attacked

been cleaned. All day long she

He followed her all over the house.

when ever there was a noise he did not understand. and at night curled on the foot of her bed to sleep.

that iirsl; week of Richards absence. le On Friday. she decided to clean Richards laboratory. True. he had

her not in so into the workrob'm. But 0 surely now that he was away he would be glad if it were thoroughly °1' cleaned.

THE PICTURE

She unlocked the door and went

in shortly after breakfast. Every- thing was orderly, for Richard ab-

and drew his .face to hen. She ~‘“'"“ by "M 5“P°@“°" W” “Bud mm p‘“|°'|u“1" murm|n»m'_ B¢hU.l1|lll!, lfidl' which th! A_BI5¢\l\b .ix lo" you’ aichudj _ . SIIPUYVIBOP. M15! IIIOPIIIII [Ivo I H. le" with l “nn” im-mm in Bemonlratlon on Salad making. his hem. oouxu it he pouihler wu The Quutwn Box followed. md

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him? But he put the question out 0! culsed. The meeting closed with the his mind, and attributed her emo- National Anthem.

lie thought of her very little in C110 following which Mr. Fred Nash of months that followed, and he wrote gnu-lotietqwn gave.; Demonstration infrequently. on

the house as though it had never mgeung whim Wu npm ¢,° wgry-

body was held in the Courthouse. A1-

5°YUbb¢d md 5°°‘"`°d “nm n tm berion, with Mr. F. L. Rogers' of Al- end Of °» Week 01° vl°°° l°°k°d 1”" hemp presiding. The following pro- “°W- sh’ f°““d Dlcky 5"” °°m' gramme was carried outfand, judg- pshy una talked endlessly ip him. me l

greatly enjoyed by all.

Watched he' "ery mwemem’ buked Remarks by the Chairman.

All told. Yvonne was not unhappy an

hi vel-iolls limes in the pun aeleeu Sf

' , The Misses Rennie and Mountain.

e questions were asked and dis

Refreshments were then served.

Egg Candllng.

In the evening at B o'clock, a

by the number of encores, was,

Solo, Mr. Roy Grant. Duet, The Misses Gertrude O'Brien , d Vera Williams. Speech. Csnada‘s Economic Prob-, rn, Mr. Arthur Malley.

rlil.l liioiiii volulliis siiri of

Dlxalty Gingham Mosquito Cottage Prints Nunn'

12° z§2`

Dlmlty and T

Crepe nleolheiu Dlnliy slip,

(Plain 8| Florall (Ui Shldel)

Cl1IIdrelI’l Hiking Sulla

$1.29

Child‘s Pantie Dresses

$1.29

Gents Straw Hats

Instrumental Music. violin and or-l n, Miss Dunbar and Mr. Pelcrf Brien. Address, Miss Schuman. Supervis- of Institutes.

Solo, Mr. Hampton Horne. I Solo. Mrs. Fraser Wells. l Dialogue, "The Deacon's Proposal,"l

Solo, Mrs. Weir.

Address on Canadian Industries by; . James Lelghtlzer of the Egg and i

much dust. and in one corner a pile of trash that needed removing. Yvonne threw open the windows and began her campaign. When she came to R.lchsni's desk she hesitated.

hored untldlness. But there was M’

Poultry Association, Charlottetown. l

After the singing of God Save the ‘

King, the Demonstration on Eggl

not wish to “may mm with her Richard might not like her to dis- weepm'g_ turb that. But there was a thick layer

They dmv., through ,hs smshy I of dust over it and lt would be wise, roads slowly until they reached more "°°~ '° Put f"°~"h PW" “"1"” in ul” open country. Then Richard went d““`°"'

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under her breath Then she found !\ “E

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mg through space' and fm. R moment the picture. Ir. was tucked away in ,

W h the m ht di, ¢m..,- the second drawer with a mas of

she is ed y ig tog _ M his mth" and mother had died papers. Richard had trust it there ,O many years befom when he had found it, while unpack-

-I-eu ou wh; wen d mchud ing some of his old effects Yvonne

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um dom, dawn U ,my gpmuh. ietould not know this. Bhe looked at

smiled ar, her. The picture had been

time rm gone away.. made, shortly ‘before Richard sailed

She worked happily at lt. humming

A young and budding Anne Lovelace

Candling by Mr, Nash was repeated. I

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Demand the p

for his South American trip. Across the bottom was written in a school- girl hand, "To Richard. with my love, Anne."

Yvonne wanted to tear the pic-

ture across to throw it on the floor and stamp on lt. Instead she laid it carefully hack, closed the desk called Dicky ‘to her and went down- stairs. -

so Richard had kept Anrle's pic-

ture all these years. He had never asked Yvonne for a picture. Perhaps Anne was with him now. Her mind

Best Molasses

FJURITY. flavor

and healtl-iful pro-

perties make Genuine Barbados in-¢¢¢__Egg Molaues the best molasses you can buy.

Alsopon account of

its purity. it is the most

third with 58 eggs 65 points.

8 still

mental R. hen and third with 168 eggs 188.3 points, and 156 ly; Mr. 4 is fo

$1.29

(All Sizes)

Whoopee Ili!

hi! ' S23..

L__u”_ VESTS T0

Chiffon Hole $1.39 </lu 21|-:gp uw All Shades

ladies' _

chiinrenig Men's (‘hll.-lm-l',

Full Fashioned

liose

$1.39

(NEW Assortment).

Golf Hose 59|:

(she. 2 to 8) (Be¢.'i5o Values) (Reg. l.1!5 Value)

SILK SALE

LADIES $130

l\Ien'_ 5|

79c

59c

vacuum smiles Lunch MT

Bnlllrignn Combination;

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Combination,

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MATCH nf.-. pi.,

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Silk Hose Stockings

59|:

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Perrlns Mixed Cakes

23::

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Perrlns Ginger Snaps 2 Pound

29c

Wllliards Fork Dip

Choolates

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Bnsi on Fems

(Tint Arrilrdl

i Ladies'

Summer

'$32'

Ladies' Summer Vests

19|: I

House Dresses Hoover and and Sxnooka Street Drum

$1.19

Mrs.

number 10 and 3 are second

The pens leading in total produc-

3rd, Mrs. J. H. ll/IacPhall, New liaven,

J. I-I. MacPhal1's B. R.. hen No. P.

leads in individual production poi;-i¢_e_

of 186 eggs ld9.5 points; The Experl- 4

Farm, Fredericton. N. B., B., B_

E. I. Don 20, 1392 eggs. 14923

th, Exp. Farm Charlottetown. P. E. I.

F., pen 15, 1321 eggs, 1358.3 palms

The total eggs laid for the week

esss 185-4 Points reSl=~r~r¢t1v=- wus llsa and to nate 2:la54_ This he T. I-I. Fosters B. R. hen No. egg, mor, than for me game mr

urth with 164 eggs 184.9 points. las; ygm- ,md 3351 more go due,

mmm stunning gm’ ,sum she? Don-t drew all sorts of torturing scenes. recall ever seeing her in anything Sm flmuy f°““d relief i" W3"- moughp Then, her fit of sobbnig over, she

on the mem, Wu I new to me sat straight. wondering what she effect that fine cocker spanlels might °°‘-‘ld d°' The" ""0 mn "“`° bebought from kennels owned by the m°’_"°h5 “nd "bf" "eh b°f°"° mm' hotel management ards retum. She had promised she Richard read the note, and aflnr W°“|d |'°m‘m 5° '-M h°“"°~ she ordering leaned; toward Yvonne and W°“ld IWY- 3”' “W” ”°V¢f “W1- asked: "See here, Yvonne, how'd you W°“ld sh’ 5° fm” hu ’°°m~ sm uk, to have ._ dog? Theyve got closed and locked his bedroom door. cocker sparllels for sale here. Let's shi’ W°“f' “P W W' third 11°" ‘Fm go look at them after dinner. If you f° ""1" 'uf' mit 9°” W” 1°-"5, see one you like I'll get it for you. l°°k°d- "

‘amy and tried to soothe herself. Soon she

yvo,-mg “m,¢,e¢ nn,-1y_ Rich,” was calmer. she went out for a walk. had never given 'her a present be- Dicky ramping at her heell- D“l'*1'lU 1 fo,-,_ the walk she wld herself this was all Their dinner over, they went in sec PW" °f 31" P““|*hm°“'~ 1°’ the dogs. There were some 3-month- dl5°b¢dl°n°°- 511° WWW 5*” ll

ole puppies hesuuruuy hm-rea 'b"V¢1¥-

dmek md moped mm its menmg ly iihlt dly and ll] tho next. bmwn ey” Early in the afternoon |he_went to

1-; lov, tm, 059;- ,he "1,-|_ ,M-Opin' the little den, put on s record and

M ,uky hgh-_ began to dance. Dlcky barked at her 'Then that is the one you. shall md °°"“°'3 1° mink mf! ‘"9 “me

have," Richard declared. 'WW ff°li°-

vcnne was s ock when -

own" and ,150 (9,. mg puppy gud threw a cape over her disordered

Ritlfnrd paid |;b¢1°n|h° could pi-0. drell And Went 1.0 the d00l‘. Mrl. len. neck in ihe machine ehe hola 084°". M- Rvmmvvlkl md NL me lime been close while they spell Duke. »'°°d there. Al in I dfwll

homeward. It would be company, this YV°m\¢ 514° f'h°m °“'°"- Th,” 'M

.hir eiih ing lime crehme. Ana In rrmlv down wlltlne for l-hem N

niehu-ii had given imc her. so elle W °=P1\1¥1 Wir WW- wouldn't be lonely. "_" ` hu 3"* 5' lm'

ulledfonandweresiven DonaldofAlma.\lrs.

Then she sat down at her piano

The house seemed unbearably lone-

Then the doorbell rang Yvonne

Whatludtheeethroaeoalatoaet

und, .wha In you Nm, gn up YVONNI! Whatlshn answer! lead Tile Expo:-mental Farm W. L. pen mm, yvanmy- iomorrow'a instalhnaint of this great 4, led the contest for the week with She looked at him shyly. "1 should W’f7~ 9° 'U' '73 P°m"‘5 91° E’W”lm°n"“ like in cull him picky. h nic. "‘"“' ""*“°"‘°-'°“~ N- 9-» B- E- PP” niehara threw heel: his hem ehfl lNl'l'l'l'U1'l GONVINTION ° "W *°°°°4 with 5° "ll "4

points. and the Experimental Fam

niery. weu you wel-ri. :mei my 'rhe am. Daniel convention ei °h*fl°"¢i°W=» B- E Pm 1° vm

name anyhow, will you. little lady?" the' Women’l Institutes of Alberton.

He kissed her warmly when the Alma, llsdale, Alberton South, Rose-

umehsme wleeve."xeep¢hehome sehr shalt. mule met in the Al- E

flresvburnlng and 'don't forget to |,¢|-umvlngutuu ggi, gn Wg-mg-

feed the pup." he md. day. .une sth, ei. sail p. ln., wiih __.., Yvonne llr°inl»¢d~ ihrvush IM lm. n. J. Lu-kin. President of the rhlgmmipg gh. ,|.q|. ,g on

tears. Then as he was leaving the A15”-mu mmm" in gh, ¢h.||._ Th, cu, cn* n “mum” ,I nu an

meeting opqled with the dosing of Collector. let Wednesday the lnl day thojnltihlll Ode and the Oroed ill efJulynext,be|ngtherq||q»a|tu||g` llnllloil- ofthecltyveart. aa-thedayepon

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countless. , _

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strength to restrain her tears untill

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otu on the Prince ldwlril Island lt! Laying Contest for the week end-

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xp_ pa,-m_ p\,-ed"-iCt0n_ N_ Bu In all Bulgaria there are only 136 en 6, 1451 eggs, 1590,7.p°niq,;_ motion picture theatres. R. Pendleton. Kensington. -- B. B. pen 19, l3'11 eggs, 1501.6 Wealthy Japanese are i‘~.:.=¢ will

-A ning the use of vacuum cleaners

lov,e its delicious ilavorl Iluiet upon Genuine

Barbados gang

Melaueal _

GOOD GROCERS SI-ZLL IT

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COTTAGE FOR SALE

D irable

Seven Room Cottage on

_ Upperw-lillsboro St. . Price reasonable

for quick sale.

Apply G.

Building.

R. Holmes, Solicitor. Riley

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