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"It dcesn’t matter Yanncr Im

not angry with you Youre going to getwell andwe’regoing to begood- Iriends

Yanner reached over and touched

Charity's face softly

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Q “It-its easier to gc knowing l you've forgiven me Its stra.'nge--

/ but I d.on’t mind terribly to -

1--I didnt love many Not

Y lihe be loves younmil-it was just

that-I wanted his money

Charity thought Yanner was say

Baden Powells Write Appreclatlvely

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Mr J. o Byndmsn President of

the Boy wouta Association here has received the following Qpreclative and suggestive letters from Lord and dy Baden Powell Chiefs re specti el oi the Dy Scouts and Girl Gallic movements

Btcrrow hi-m

Lincoln, Maas

'ith July 1035

Dear lm' Hyndlnan. Myhusbandandl arenow indif

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ing that tp make it easier for her It made her all the more sure that she held not the slightest bit of the

ferent places and I sm not sure whether he is writing to you at once but in any case I feel I would

‘ old feeling in her heart She said

softly

SLY LITTLE PR

Dont try to make me believe

that Yanner Whatever you ay

OWLERS

n‘t make me-dislike you"

You‘re wonderful Charity Yan-

ner smiled a ghostly little smile "It I had been big-and good-like you-I would have been-lots hap-

pier Ii’-if you were-dying like this

__ instead of me-I would have been

When drafts come sneaking along glad. Will you promise me - some

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and leaks start prying into your thins? ,;

_ Ot course-dear.

hom there is danger ahead.. Kee "P1-°m15¢._ mmise me ou wwf;

9 P D Y

' these’ destructive imps away with h°ld mythmi “3°'i“5°_D°“5- “_”

was all my fault."

Carco Products Include:

KSPHILT FLAUTIC ClMlNYv ASPHALT ROOF CURTlNGs¢ AUPHALT MZYAL PAINT.. ol.- INFICYANTB AND Cow IPIAY

€COIl.0I'll.'y Dill* OC

dealer invites you to see Brantford NY

_“A NEW HOME

IN EVERY TIN".‘

I n or arllitefompan Lim. to

_ Bo 11 dc ~' u :fd . .|=Ac~_r_-_o_w.v, co|_Delnt>c>»<_.v>LE-H_AX»NH

CARCO asphalt roof coatings, the l-1_1 9,-0m;_,e_»» Charm. choked restorative that chases lealcs and “nd °°“1d 11°” k°°P me tears "Um

. . . her eyes.

frightens away repair bills. CARCQ ~y0u__d° love Doug _ don-4, asphalt roof c.oat1ngs,CARCO plastic ‘yqiilido But I didnt know it cement and a brush are all you need ,mm B few minutes Bgoy

to make your roof like new again. "Fm Bild- I WB-S afraid YOU Th Is I I Y 1 al might be in love with Batch."

‘I thought I might be too," Char- confessed truthfully. "But we've ver been anything but good

Carritte all-Maritime products and gends, Ymnen.. Bam full information about them.

Yanner nodded weakly. "I know that. Youre too --

honorable."

A sudden fear came into her eyes.

She tried to raise up.

“Doug-how is he?" Charity took Yannel-'s hand again quiet her. "He’s not badly hurt." she licd

\’\/ARE'-\O\JSL> COLUBHOOK N B "‘ bravely. “I‘m sure he’ll be all right

in a. few days."

‘as olsrnlsurso nv

Fennel! dz Chandler, Charlottetown Poole A Thompson, Ltd., Montague.

"Thank God." Yanner closed her

Sinclair l Stewart, Ltd. Summerllde ak] _ "Oh, Ch lt , if I'd PM iw-wait e S°==.'K=~lw»°- Tdll`2dw§1mf-wh... he 10.112 lcd ..._

Value Of Farm Eggs

The value of farm eggs in Cen-

ada in 1934 was the highest recorded since 1931 and more eggs wde laid than in 1938. This is all the more remarkable since them were appsroximately a. quarter million lem hens on farms than in the former year. Prices advanced in all the provinces and all provinces contributed to the increased valua- tions, although so fan- as increased production was concerned, only three provinces, Quebec, Ontario. and British Columbia, were respon- sible. The inzrease in production was d-ue principally to the some- what higher production of eggs per hen. Awarding to the of- ficial statistics, the total pro- duction of farm eggs in Canada in 1934 is estimated at 223,107,000 dozens, showing an increase of B53.- 000 dozens on the revised estimate of 222,254,000 dozens, in 1933. The estimated number oi’ egg-laying hens in Canada in 1934 was 24,688,000 compared with the

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"" and you love him. I could never

die in peace."

"You must not think such

1933' This ‘mmm " nducmn thoughts, dear." Charity smoothed

M234000 birds 'I"i1ev‘9.lue0f¢,@

r pillow “You'll feel -_ better in

in 1oa'4 in placed as saa,2os,ooo, an fm mowing

avnage price of 15 cents pea'

E . charity realized then that Yan-

doun. in comparison with 927577.- mkm I 00°. or 12 eww wr dim 1° 19”- §§§d§§"fi.1°. “..i‘l§§'1-l1'lf’.n“d"iif§

Thus, the value increase between

her tenderly.

shook

1933 and 1934 il $5-339»°0°- "Ya.nner-dol-l‘t go to sleep!"

Exports And Pirces

“Ill think I want my mother

and dad-now-Charity. will you kiss -

me-good bye?"

With her heart breaking, Charity

High F01' Lambs bent and kissed the wld uttle cheek.

_.___ Yanner opened her eyes again and

w _

CAN'.Blm.R.A, July 9-Alistfllinn

the tears that l-an down Char

lamb exports for the nine months 1tv's face. the deep nity in her my of um sawn mv, “mud an gg- eyes. She tried to hold her hand up

tn ssmolwo my th, 1933.34 per. but it fell back on the coverlet.

iod. The value has been more than

"Bay," she demanded then, and a

us 5o0‘000__a_ ,_ew,.d_ little of the old fresh zamin came

to her last smile. "whose funeral is

Exports have been a record and `1t’;m__any.way?,,

London prices have been better.

Charity ran from the room sob-

Slnpe 1980 Auatra.lia's supplies of 1..... M me M as :l:.=..“.“:::- ...l“:..:r;:°:.;°:.::: 1“°1'°°-Nd by 10° P" °°"*~ waiting. 'rney hurried ln and clos-

Oi mutton and Iambinlports in- ed

to Britain in 1934, 54.9 per cent oame from New Zealand and 25.1 per cent from Australia. Total sup-" plies from Empire countries were

revised estimate of 24,922,000 in

the door.

(To Be Continued.)

'AFDOTOFCLAW »»

an pei- wit, 7 ual; Mud Island, ln Neve sc<`>tla.

living up to its reputation for

_ bigness for a. fisherman by the name

.; 0

Asa Bwimm recently caught a

h e lobster off the island which

like to voice my own personal grat- itude to you, as Provincial Scout President for your vary generous welcome to us in the Scout circle of Prince Edward Island.

We have a.ll of us so much enioy ed our time in the Island. and only won we could have stayed leader We were so glad to fl.nd such good co-operation between the omcials of the Scouts and the Guides.

I feel sure thst the Gemoot will

bear good fruit, and I hope it will be the tore-runner of happy good- comradeshlp between the ‘"I‘wins" and of many other Gemoots in the future.

I am so glad to know that your

daughter is a keen Guide, and it was so nice for my two to be able to go out riding with her, and to and in ner s "kindred .spa-lt" in ' their love of horses.

With kindest regards.

Yours sincerely

(Bgd.) OLAVE BADEN-POWELL

Penobsquis New Brunswick

_ 8th July 1985

Dear Hhmdmm.

In order to save time. and on the

principle bis day qui cite dat._I sent a note direct to Morris before I left Charlottetown, telling of the pleasure which the Rally had given me as showing the standard of ef- ficiency arrived at by the Scout Movement in Prince Edward Island. I did this in order that he might make known my impressions with the least possible delay to the . Scouters and Scouts, and if desir- ed. to the public.

I should, however. like to tell you

personally how very gratified I was by the standing which you and the

'l'HAT’$ WHAT YOU'I.L SAY WHEN YOU

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other leaders of the Movement have given the Movement in the Island. I know it started under difficulties. but thanks to your direction and in-

fluence it has gained a. solid foot- '

ing as regards organisation and in the estimation or the public. I am convinced that it can do a gleat social good in the Province, provid- ed that more men and women will come forward to extend it yet more widely among the youth. This should be possible with a campaign to that effect, especially if prom- oted at once, while the iron is yet hot. I have every faith in your Committee and believe that they may be able. tc"work to a big result

in thiawsyl _

I would point out that in places

where the Movement has develop-

ed on to a larger scale, it has been ,______---»-~»~-~ -~ . found a successful measure to ls- "I.,:; ' ,s ` sign a dennite department of the "=§=-ag;§;E§§§§i2s=§=s2;=;i.;§§'§ work to a responsible commissioner ' ` "

tire, just see it. You’1l

tire value Canada' has sensation-

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perial Headquarters our Executive . ' Committee, which was in the nl-at instance composed od lay men, has .gradually become a "Cabinet of Ministers." that is. of Commission- ers, each of whom was responsible for the development of his particular depa.rtment, such as Finance,

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Eyes don’t deceive, so we say SEB this amazing new

see sensational newness in

design and construction, a deeper, wider tread, unique non-skid grip, reinforced sidewalls, and other features never found before in a tire priced so low. Compare ir with any other tire selling at the some price-one glancetells you it's the most extraordinary

seen. Dont miss this ure

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Rosdligh Tread

sr-goodfor masse milsi:

wldlzghed 15 pounds, according to in-

formation reaching the Natural Resources Department of the Can-

».E|mira Souris 0h’town

- ian National Railways. The giant

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length and had a claw spread of as inches, one claw being 12 inches o

ruetacean measured 20 inches in

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a Parcels carried :lt

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4_1” by tourists New Brunswick and no Prince Edward Island also revel in 5'” seafoods

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he delicacies eagerly sought after

Boss-Your are 20 minutes late

again. Don't you know what time we start work at this factory?

New Employe<»,-No, sir, they’re

always at it when I get here.--Boys' Life.

-Seca

Training oi' omcers, Publicity. Rev- ers, Equipment, Scouts, Bea Scouts, Kindred Societies, etc., etc. Whether you cars tu work on this principle

Hrsnxv"

Friend little Gund Pfrclla Doro h- brad I/les Gotta Perclln loohforMmin¢hsGPdsol¢n'Im'ndo|os.

sooner or later, you can best de- cide, knowing the local conditions. etc.

I must congratulate you on the

great success of the Ge Moot. which I hope will have done much to expand the Movement and its aims and possibilities more fully. both to those in it. and to the, public generally.

The training of the Scoutmastera '

in the Gilwell methods and ideas will be an important development if it can be effected, and no doubt this will be possible, seeing how widely this training has now ex-

tended through Canada..

With cordial good wishes for your ‘F

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future success,

Your sincerely,

(BMJ BADEN POWELL

Chief Scout

J. O. I-lyrldman, Esq.

Presid t

The New G. P. ROADFLIGHT TIRES are for sale at-

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THE ROGERS HARDWARE C0., LTD., BRUCE STEWART & C0., LTD., TANTON BROTHERS.

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Boy Scouts' Association Hu, Charlottetown. of the muh' mn Juan” uct,”

ln are thrilled the

owe ' ~

ov e ro

¢li”4lo:l.snd‘.: th lli-ns bxlisad liedecked with beautiful trees

was our privilege to take

famous Island motor

Glowing Tribute'

To P. E. Island

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landscape. la out in BTN” WU!-N

holds. with here and there a

Ilzsthxqiln of uncultivated lend; the

e green gabled farm houses and white

shlngled barns, the whois picture

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enhanced with shady lime and birch trees and dark green nrvrind-

s ew -

Ibilcrwing th winding N Glas low Rivonws came upon the “Anne of Green Gables” country where we

wsnsarvedwltna."asnandpotato" hmch atavcnlea by the Cavendish

quahaugs followed by a. plate ci mackerel-potato and lobster salad -wwec on with lemon pls and a grant variety of cakes made from potato flour.

In the intermfsedon we walked

upon the golden sea. shore sands, on

zmlzzesch beamrgfhgair by the cons-

pounding surf and pro-

tected bly the ever-shifting sand dunesthst merged atons plaesinto a wall We looohed

waters Isp-

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BRINGING UP F_A'|`HER _ ' f -BY

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hands.

The return trip was made via the

South Shore where a. awp wssmsde at Mrs. Gordon MacMll.lan’s at- rsotlve garden. Thiswaaariot of colon-scarlet poppies, blue lupina vie with each other for attention. We were told that Mrs. Macmillan is just a busy farm woman,

garden

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"°" “M” “M 'W W»I- It bm-n wiihanal3i>et1re_r°1 pictures-tus work el lm- own

gall? i ig? §Eg§§$§ grill? list riéiirl

n we were overwhelmed by

the Island hospitality, at the deli- cious and varied refreshments of the tea served by the Com rall-

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York W. I.’l.

Many Medallions

_In Mayor’s Chain

' m:I.nom».Nl:, July n _ with each new Lord Mayor in office. Melboumva civic chain grow: heavier and more costly.

"9 City Coundi special commit-

wiil consider increasing the in-

'sursnce onthe chain, which is al- most irreplaceable because of its historical value and 'unusual work- manship. ' wslglimgallldlnzzsaratzold

and with 41 medallions linked with delicate scroll work. the chain isa triumph cf the soldslnitlva art. msn medallion hem the name and term of office of forma

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