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headaches for a long time now." ,’ Manufactured only by The '1‘. Milburn ‘

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An Englishman has invented d’ process fonremoving un- ammo] from discarded utensils, so that the metal can he salvaged and put. ti) new uses. "

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INSIDIOUS EYE STRAIN

We use titll adjective sd- vlsediy.

Sufferers from Eyestrain msy have perfect visien and therefore do not suspect the presence of any eye defect.

The motive power of the entire human organism is Nerve Energy,

Normal eyes, It is computed utilize about 20% of this ' Nerve Energy. but when Eye- ltraln is present, g much lira" proportion is required. Hence defective eyes, through their consumption of an ex. cessive amount of Nerve En- ‘ 5'10)‘ mly seriously effect the i functioning of other organs . of the body snd produce |ll i health. -

HAVE YOUR EYE! EXAMINED

F. Hutcheson

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“w. a m" o; Wm, an" you pick l She lay listening to the sounds up a tip by dropping a hint."

kicl ask-ovum

THE REASON

Bug: Watcha got two knots tied fulness grated upon Sonia. Later an “pen Hem,“ She w,“ smml-ivo. l‘ Willi?!" 70"? ‘ came an unappctizing tray. 5011i“ tl(l ti, llnil so llllillll ilflfiifllflll plead- Worm: ‘Cause I got two things drunk the hot (toffee illlil pushed mg f0, mm

to do for wifey, that's whyl

“Did Mrs. Jones use every argu-

"Yes. She broke he house."

WHEN THEY STEEL THEM- SELVES AGAINST HlM

ment at her command to convince her husband she was right?"

every dish in -

"The girls all seem drawn to him

even against their will."

“Yes, he's very magnetic

Optometrist i

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Professional Cards

DONALD S. HAR

Chartered Accountant , (Formerly Travelling Auditor w‘ Income Tax Department) i 130 Edward Street

Halifax, N. S. l593-l2-30-lmo. I

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Graduate lo N. Y. Post Graduate; Medical School and Hospital i Practice imilied to Eye, Ear Nose, and Throat :

lusting Eyes and supplying Classes; Ofllce, Bayer Building i Great Georse street i

Illoe Hours-l) to 12.30. 1.30 to 5.00;

dlldrlt R. McGuigan

MRRIBTIIR. Jfoney to Loan. _ eron Block. Ohsrlottetown, PIJ.

FY7013! ,~ his pocket." A lllimii- isliiiiil iuvi-nirir has pa" , lfllllPll an iiulomzilii: ligiiiei- for gas ' lslnvcs. ()])- ruling from u iighll

Dr. C. C. Archibald T

Cuticurs Soup

THEN rrze. FUN BEGAN “is your hugbanq a buygr 1°,- a filc-iaisiun. “I llil\'(' nothing to preach

jewelry concern?"

"No. he isn't, why do you ask?" ‘as yours." "i scw him with an engage- wnd a wedding ring in surprise.

.-,

iron“ m‘ lliJ|l('l‘l(‘H wiieu Kill!

turned nu.

n when they steel themselves against him he's got ‘cm sure."

__‘iuio the picture oi. all, Don."

us‘ is

TEN YEARS

On KneesTWQuId Itch and Burn. Cuticura Heals.

_.. __. \ “From tli: time l was s emsll child I was Lroubicd with eczema on my imees. ii broke out in u rush and would itch and burn so that l would scratch itsndr ruptlons. My stockings aggravated the break- ing out, and l lost my rcst at night on account of the iii‘ Later it broke out on my srms. The trouble lasted about tcn years. " A friend recommended Cutlcurs Soup and Ointment so I purchased some, and nhcr using one box of Cuticurs f" t and two csltss cf

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THE cnsanorrnrown oosaoisu

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Musterole relieves the Day was breaking when Sonia gstimulntes circulation. “P911011 he!‘ eyes. She looked for Mexico's blond braid on the pillow beside her. Then she realized, with sweeping bitterness, that she would never see it again.

ll W" the morning she had 110p- ed to see the sunrise with Frank- 31in. Where was Franklin? Was lit‘. 100. sleepless with remorse, (Mini; a gray (lawn? and Mac? So- nia shuddered. She pictured him, more considerate than usual, a model husband, passing Sunday with his family. How furtiveiy lie would scan ‘the papers for an ' account of the accident! While Maxine lay dead, accusing but forever silent!

"It isn't fair." thought Sonia bit- terly.

It g: all good ualiti l’ theold-feshio mustard plaeterevsviltbout

first y_ou feel swarm tingle as the was“ “I'm” "r rm

a g. coo sensa

quick relief. Have Mllgtxelble iicrlgy for

uncrgcncyuss. Ituiaypteventeerious TlseMuetemohCiuolConbdqLtrl- Montreal

, might have been you. Won't you i (ell me it’ you love me nc-w?" She was touched by the honest

labour her. The padded noises of passlm, 0y m“ won“, yet he Po llospllull The subdued cianS would have gone away without iiee- ‘(f elevators, smothered bits of mg h“ “gun, He had come only

conversation, smooth-rolling carts 0n rubber lll'€'S-—8.ll the business pertaining to illness and death! lilinollonless save for the frantic [grieving of some novice at suffer- ing, culled upon to face bereave- ment for the first time.

The nurse entered for early tem-

because she had sent for him. ()h, but he was strong. Unbreakable. Like a stone wall!

“Won't you answer mo?"

She Sliliicd.

"What can I say‘! I think you are iiie ‘best man ‘I ever knew."

peralures. ller professional cheer-

"llut you (isn't love me?" Siie could not bring liciseii’ to

Peters Road l

tertalnment and Christmas Tree of the Alma school district, was held in the sclioolroom. A large number of parents and visitors were present. The pupils, all of whom were pre- sent, were examined in the different subjects by their teacher, Mr. Peter Dunn, assisted by a former teacher, Mr. W. L. McLean. The pupils ac- quitted themselves to the entire sat- isfaction of all present, showing that they had been thoroughly taught. Many parents and others comment- ed most favorably on the result dur- ing the past term. After the exam- ination, un excellent program was rendered by the pupils and others. During the musical part of the pro- gram, Mrs. Fred Johnston presided at the organ. Special mention must be made of the important part tak- en in the entertainment by Mr. Wm. Farrell of Sturgeon, whose songs and musical accompaniment were much appreciated. The step dance by Mrs. P. Dunn and Mr. Neil Vanlderstine was tip-teed in fine style. Following is the program: Openlngwddress, W. L. McLean, chairman; chorus by pupils, "Christmas Bells”; recitation, “Welcome? Basil McLeod; recitation

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RUSTICO CONVENT HONOR ROLL

Grade X.—1, Emelle Anne Gallant. 2, Clarlsse Gallant. Grade IX. —1.

de Gallant and

Grade

Rhoda McLeod;

recitation, "Hang .

llli! tray away. The conviction grew upon her (list she must get away. She would

"Supposing I ilo?" she fultereil. LlB-lit swept over his counten- uuce, lending il. a sudden, magnet-

fbe really ill if she were forced i0 in beauty l"“"l"l"~ "lf you (in, ilciii; our problem ‘ Long before time for Don to rc- 1,, HOWHL»

llli‘ll siii- began watching tlic door, listening for steps which might be his. This wrist watch which Franklin had given her llilll been

“How do you mean?"

lie held her fluttering, lTHllflfiH blinds in bolJi of ills.

"You can go to Berlin with mo.

"inane-mil l" ll"? flccldeut- 311° You need never face anything was i-umisoilcil to guess a! the Mom, “gamb- lltirlll’. e s e

When Don's lean, dork figure rip- peered, she could have cried with i-i-iiei.

"ilow are you, Sonia?"

"I'm all right. Only I can't cu- iinre staying here. Please, Don, miike them let me go home."

llc held her wrist, counting the pulse, which she could feel ham-i meriug with unusual rapidity. When he had finished she held his hand, pleaillngiy over hers. i-ym 5m] young and silly’ yo" 09"‘ leave me he"? a"? long‘ kno-w. ll should be sure to get er. Ill be ever so much better if into trouble of some ‘(may l ca" F“ "P- "snvlylllg he"? "I wouldn't giveyou a chance." "lfflké" me m‘ "ervmis- . "I don't feel as if l would ever n“ the “hock m“ ha” made take another chance of any kind,"

She longed iu put licr l()i'llllPIl, aching heart beyond the reach of further W()illl(ll~i. Don could pro-- tect her. He could keep things from hurting. But Franklin's sweet, reproacliful eyes, his lips, hurt and wistful, pushed between them.

"I wish <l could," said she. "flirt lYm afraid it might not be fair." "Why wouldn't it?”

you nervous," he corrected, gently. she admflmL “Bu. 0h Don’ I ml think you can legye to-morrowwcan-t prommi I wish yak-d make Wliere will you go. marry you? It woum be the

For the first time it occurred $22, thing that ever happened m

lo her that she must return to me... v ‘rooms haunted by imemories of He answered gflmly. “rm no Maxine.

cave man, Sonia. ' ‘If you marry melt will have to be because you really want tc-." Buit the idea of making another cision frightened her. She was still so weak. So shattered men- tally! As ll‘ her will had been broken into bits.

en he rose, to leave her she clung to him, crying: "Don't go!"

"l must, dear. ‘I'll be back to- morrow." '

"May I leave then?"

"Yes, and in the meantime you must make up your mind where you want to go."

“But I can't go back to the apart-

“I can't, go to the apartment." i

"Don't you think you had better

go home for a little willie?" .

bewildered as she undoubtedlylde

was, his question astounded her.

"Back to Muncie?"

"flack to your mother and fath-

er."

lliit she refused.

“They'd drive me mad with,

questions. How did it happen?

What were you doing out with

these men?"

I lie smiled at her wistiully.- “You haven't bud enough excite-

ment yet?" ,

i "l never want another thrill as

ment . . . . . . [long as I llve," slie said petulantly, H 1 ["But neither can l endure the llfel o-Fhrgs lrsrvesliafilsznfi “ {Bhulhcgy

at home."

i l-le said then: "Your sister Vera has another baby. A boy this time."

advice is for you to go home." (To Be Continued.)

“I'm glad it's over. You talked _ with mother?" , ' HONOR ROLL ST. MARY'S "Yes. I tried not to alarm her. CONVENT

SOURIS, DECEMBER 1927

And I promised you would call hcr yourself to-morrow." | "Thpthi fine. You're such a peach. You remember I told you I'd call you if ‘I got into lmilble?"

‘(l iemcmibcr.“

"I didn't dream I'd have lo call

Grade X.-1, Annie Bushey; 2. Evelyn Gallant, Angela Kenny; 3, Gertrude McLellan.

Grade IX.—-1, Hilda McEachcrn. Pauline Paquet; 2, Mildred McDon-

oni

“Sciuio. il you're feeling ill) i" ll, I'd like lo talk to you." llcr Mlllllv was mlrthlcss. "You mcnu prcaclf." "N". imlenil," he replied. with

3, Margaret

so soon." aid; 3, Eileen 'McGaugh, Jean Shv saw the color mounting in Pgquely his (checks, ' Grade VIII.—1, Mary Edmonds;

-2, Hilda McL-ellan; Mooney.

Grade VII.—1, Genevieve Paquet; 2, Margaret Byme; 3, Margaret Lavlc.

Grade VI.—1, Frances McDonald; 2, Helen Byrne; 3, Anna Malone.

Grade V.—1, Geraldine Paquet; 2. Marjorie Paquet; 3, Helen Dugas.

Grade IV.—1, Agnes McKearney; 2, Laleah Roop. Adele Chcverle; fl. Bridget McIntosh.

l i l i i l

Viillfllll. This is as lll|ll(ill my lnuil.

llcv gri-cu eyes widened Wllll

i "l i'aii l0 sce whore you come

vote of thanks was tendered Mr. Far-

up the Baby's Stockings," Sandra? Johnston; dialogue, "Miss Dorothy Entertains the Minister," pupils; re- citation, "Thc Same Old Sleigh," Carl Johnston; reading, "The Little Wolf's Wooden Shoe," John John-i sicu; recitation, "To Santa Claus," Elmer Johnston; song, “Call to Arms," William Farrell; recitation, "A Stitch in Time," Dora Reid; re- citation, “Santa's Trials," Rsulstoii

Johnston; song, "Special for Chil-i drczi," William Farrell; recitation,’ "My Dolly," Vivian Vanlderstine;

recitation, “If I Were Santa," Arch.

Johnston; recitation, "To Santa

Claus," Carl Vanlderstlne; _ drlll,, "Ifs," by seven girls; recltutlond "Santa Claus," Malcolm Luco; stepI dance, by Rhoda McLeod and Dora} Reid; recitation, “A Christmas Gill."

Anna Beaten; drill, "Christmas

Tree," ten little boys; recitation,

“Looks Like Pie," dialogue, "Way After Christmas,"

Pupils; recitation, "Christmas Greet-

ing," Sandra Johnston; recitation,- ‘Christmas Qulzz," Fred McLeocl;| recitation, "The Vaiedictory," Vivian) Vanlderstlne; step dance, Mrs. P.l

K

K

lug song, "Santa Claus is Coming," School. The Christmas Tree was a speciali

while the decoration of the school was most fitting. Santa Claus at-| rived in due time, and at once be-, gen his work of distribution, which, was most enjoyable to the pupils andi

magnificently remembered by hisi pupils and was the l ‘ ' ‘of some valuable gifts. The ladies of the! district deserve praise for the large donation of candy and other confec-l tionery which were thoroughly en-l joyed by the pupils and visitors. A

rel for his splendid aid to the pro- gram, also to the teacher, Mr. Dunn, and others for the training of the pupils, and to W. L. McLean for his part taken in the exams, etc. The school ls surmounted by a flag-pole from which the Union Jack floats proudly to the breeze on occasions like this. The exercises were then closed by the singing of the Nation- al Anthem.

Mr. John McLean. city, spent Christmas with his relatives and friends at Peters Road and Murray Harbor North. .

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Davidson are spending their Christmas holi- days visiting relatives and friends at Peters Road, Cambridge and Abney.

The new cemetery at Peters Road is located on the land of Mr. Joseph G. Jenkins, Greek River, from whom it was purchased, and fronts on Pet- ers- Road. This cemetery has u beautiful situation, in proximity to thc Presbyterian church at Peters Road. It has been laid oll‘ in plots, '" and many of these have been select- ed by the residents of this vicinity.

Much praise is duc those who did extra work in. the interests of this new project. It might be proper to slate that this cemetery is not strictly denominational. but some. thing in tlic liuc of "Thc People's Cemetery."

"Well, I (lo. ilt was ll who iii- slsleil upon your coming ll) Chic-

Grade III.—1, Gencvcre Tougereh. 2. Georgina Gallant; 3, Gertrude, Pauuet. I

Grade 1I.—1, Annie Cheverle; 2,

"I hud decided to come long hc- k ln-rc you suggested ii." iMary Cheverie; 3, Rena McLean.

l “Portions you had. but how much! Grade I.-—l, Margaret McCormac; ‘chance. did you have of coming 2, Amy Malone, Hattie Bouchard; 3. without the miiition iI hastened to Mary L. Cheverie.

secure for you? Without my rathf The following pupils made over or lmpeitinent lntcrceilinll with 190% in the Progressive Series of your parents?" i Muslc:—A. Kenny, M. Brennan, R.

ills voice was so hitter she dimcou-ns, D. Maynagh, M. Moran, R. not attempt to reply. lMllfDhy. H- Keilnedy. G- M09011-

"I felt like n dog calling them aid, I. Mooney, M. Dixon, I. Mc- ‘up 1o (e11 them you lied been in Phee, M. Lnvle. F. McDonald, D. an accident. 1‘ meant well, but I McDopald. A. Lewis, L. Roop. was ull wrong. You should have ‘stayed at home."

l “Don't think toi- a moment that ‘l would. Eventually I should have reached Chicago without anY 0119's, help." Jlrookfield Presbyterian Church

“You're too young. My ldefl held their annual Christmas con- wm, u, 5gp, you away from Mun- cert in the Brookiield hall, Much ale, But it wars a mistake. Whut- credit is due the children who act- ‘eve,- hm; happened l am pflfil)’ 1'9‘ ed their parts ln a most favourable sponslble for it." and creditable manner.

Sonia half rose from her fiat ‘smooth pillows . Mr. Wilfred MecLean of the Sil- l “W; ridiculous of you to feel vor Sheen Ranch, MarshfleliLs/pent ma; way. I'll shoulder the blame; very pleasant Christmas holiday loi- my own mistakes. think Will-lat his home in Brookfleld.

l

i-_<0->_ - BROOKFlELiD AiND VIUIINITV

0n the eve of Dec. 24th, the

I was completely

'\

baled." '(Signcd) Mlsl Kathleen

‘Council, Port Dufferin, N. S.

’ on Cutlcurs Sea) sndjOint- _.- your skin clnr.

‘more than his llD! 0°11“ "°l°°'

Begldes, what can either of us do about it now?"

m; m-Qwn eyes stared at her Imngrlly, il.‘.- lf they were belflllll

The many friends of Lester John- ston, Brooltfleld, are Jeased to see

ygry gugceggfu] QpQTIJlOH fOI‘ 8P‘ pendicitls in the P. E. I. Hospital.

.l(.'i1(‘.ll(il', Miss Vi-rmi llarriu-li, New

him out again after undergoing e ‘

llnvoii.

Mr. James Marin-an week-cud at Ebenezer.

sprint tlic

Mr. Cyrus Mac/Neill upon: n Vmy piensiiul, linliilay nl Bfllillillfllil, liic

guest of his uncle, Mr. E. Juliu- ston ' Build u Your Health With

Dr. lerce's "GMD"

GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY A Tonic Which Dr. Pierce Prescribed

When

Llquller r. .1 lbsshvs if you ere run-down,

“You laughed at mo ‘Snags: :1: lliustwdvrzr;drdlslwldlldllioldldolinalte swan. Our school ls progressing favour- nrmd by thlg accident. Sonia, it ab‘? under the mansxemflfll 0i ll"!

f.

you're an essy marlt for Colds and Grip.

WBZ (333)

WNAC (461) Boston. Speciuls—-Ad-'

WBZ-WBZA (m) Mass. '1 to 11 V0.1‘

Eskimos, Smith's China. Orchestra, I Covato Orchestra, Soloist, Chorus.-

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Dunn and Neil Vanlderstlne; o1os-:WJZ (454) N. Y. Spotlight How"- ; To WJR, WTMJ, WHAM, KDKA, : KYW.

feature on this occasion with itsfwlP (508) Phlla. Schwab. Banjos. over-burdened gifts from Santa, WJZ (454) N. Y. Balkite Hr. WBZ, WBZA, WBAL, WI-IAM, KDKA. WLW. WJR. WCCO, KSQ. WOC, WHO, WOW. WDAF, WON, WEBH, WMAQ. WENR.

others. The teacher, Mr. Dunn, waswMAK (545) Bufialm Niagara 3nd,

11.00 P. M. ‘

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Springfield. Varied,‘ Ramsey McManus, Melody Makers Maxwell (N. B. C.) Balkite N. Bu C. (l to ll. , i

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