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Miss Ethel Johnston. R. N., of the

Royal Victoria, Montreal. with party have arrived at the old home. Peter's Road. for the holiday season. They were met in Charlottetown by Miss Johnstone brother, Louis, of Mon- tague, and from there'all motored to Peters Road, where_ they will be the guests of Mrs. A. M. 'Johnston during their sojourn in the p_rovi_nce.

The new cemetery at Petsr's Road has been much improved- in appear- ance by the recent work of renova- tion-trimming, path-making and the completion oi the' ornamental section. 'I‘he fencehas been painted very artistically in becoming colors. Much praise is due the manager, Mr. Neil Vahlderstine. for his excellent supervision, and to the people in gen- eral for their hearty co-operation in, carrying out this important work off beautlfying the hallowed precincts of the departed. l

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ll;ilCl>Jl§ijci-§H0LD SCIENCE Ml__.md 'Mrs' _la-mels M-acmnls and revealed by Wlllllml 5_ Ham l,h_ Paris Dines"-of a wit of other days

nm, ,lm Al,c_ ol Summelslde werelscreen actor-otherwise known as Wm b9"Hm€_ i1nf\°Y¢d_W|ih hi-5 WNW’

' ~ -»Blll-»__hll lls l..lcl als ‘Hal-|55 and called for the proprietor. The

~ - recent vis tors to S ri tl ld. 5 9-* P"- P

Diplomas In 1 p ng e famous pinio horse, Fritz and Cac-liaiicr, however, took the waiter's

MUSIC i _ tus Kate, a mare, 'well-known toipafi-

Mr Ward Deegan. Cafe Traverse, . l ' law.,

PUBLIC SPEAKING wllo QM" lecelll v'l5ll°l_ to S` llll _ movie-fans in days gone by for herl "Let me speak to your assoc

ENGINEERING lleld has lelumed to llls llomep 8 unique bucking ability. She was an ,demanded the hai-9 She-‘W HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE _ ' ~olllll,w_-» Dullng ll long lay_l,l1- plllzi “M_y associate? I have .no asso-

A party lmm Spllllglleld alla v;c_i formeri a great attachment for Cac- Claw-" _ __

CAME the tiny for Hart to make

Large and Carefully Chosen Ml” _lane Nlcholsonl Slllllmel.. his picture “S:llld." Fritz was taken

F“°“’W Held ms _lm hp, hom ln 5,,mme,_ lo the assert ouislso of violoryvllle UNTIL 192'/ WOW" were 110° el*

. fl ld_ _ - ll-lm l _ Kate was left in the corral_ The 1°W"d in '-he Uamhhhg *`°°m-‘3 at

e and lsres g n Summer V l D ,ill dm tell to I n

5l,_le_ _ _ scene was ready. The cameras all 'fam E ah ey as fy- Y*

The in position. Hart went to mount “F055 "1 in Ba-‘U W°°“'5 "1"\'°m

_ _ _ - l ll ln Deauville to Monte Carlo"-about a

Teachelds License in inity spent last Sunday ufternconmls Kale- 'nThen'v demanded me Mher' “why

SCHOOLol EDUCATKJN L very-pleasantly ni. Cnvcndisll Beach. ' ° 'V ' d° YM can your Pla” Cafe of me

two maggots?"

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The heavy rain of Monday worked F""'z~ but ‘here W35 h°"h1h5 ° 3 nl k ho “used to

The trustees of Springfield have

Mr Herman Lambe, Springfield. rw

_ I ‘ON ,,,.oml,,, Wm, me crops and lell llle um lime. The lime fellow saw red. ;'°fve\1'_l;1¢ vogiavfr wh r his ul

farmers ln lllls vldlllty lll ..l,llgl,l goodsmash! Crash: Away went the cam- ell ‘e Y ms W eh W

sent for him Note after note was

' 1 - _~ eras. propelled by flying hocfs. Fritz -

ACADEMY ’“"“°’ - _ .l l.. lo 1.. all l. lg ee

was stark, stllrlrg mad P41550 m ° ml'

| M* o e e them all. Finally, in_d-esperation,

engaged Mlss Bealrlce Yeo Northam FOLLOWED a c0lls,_lllall‘5ll_ Hall she changed her tactics and wrote:

~ ' ' ~ . i Sir: If you v/ish io know where

as chool teacher for Springfield for had 9' h“‘h'“‘“’9' _

ACADIA llleselllllllllg year \"Boys." said he to the camera- 5'0"’ “he 15 3° this m°m°“i- 3°

(C°.Edl_l¢3u°na1) - men' ..I may be _ll damn Moll but to the Royal Hotel to the room of

'I A Model Amdemy Aillated We congratulate Mr. Patrick “V5 hy lt' Send f°" KHW7' Count de S-' A PM d wil_la'I'heSchoolofEduution. Lambs, Springfield, on the purchase Kate mme- Frm Whbed “M95 en '

` ‘ with her. She watched him work as

of a new Ford ear. At present he is THE husband read the nom' ,www

Courses: r- ereclll garage lm llls lll,eml5es_ only he could work; just as she had

_ ‘S ° ,O walch lllm wolk ln every some on elsolrly, nslf-rose from his chair.

GENERAL _ ' “f ' alle ,ll.d5_ then settled back again. "Lucky in

BUSINE33 ‘ ' HH ` love unlucky at cards!" He had been

_ ll l ll S d lllelllooll nd ow proud Fritz was when he '

_lm lo - MATrucul_aTloN 25;” “my““p"l;’m‘;lly mmfmg ,md Cams Kal, ,me loaded ln onlllolly lo. was all night. Perhaps

ull! wanpmx - -. w-

- s W" through different parts ol the Island. trucks th 5° to 1°°“h°h~ Puffs Bhh MH Cl bl _ l _

“The little rascal knew what it E he 'Ju Cd hls hen hg and “°h

Earehillylgupfrzisecl Besi- Ml” Mary Mawloskey and Ml' meant and he knew his ability to

ences. ea pcatlon. Elmer Rnbelu who lllllglll ln Emel._ show of! in front of Kate." A'-‘ICQUHYG E-Qi-iiPm¢¥\t»l aid School last year, have been en- "And there “re "‘°s° Wh° “Y that lhlgnlzxzl nlxrainglshelfaid l:°mi'“'ll:! Excellent Gymnasium. gaged to teach there for the coming h°"5°5 d° "°h uhdersthhdl" adds hc E W e' W ° W” _

, _ Hall llll “My llll-e_Ea5l and we5l_..l wardiy seething. And that afternoon

year' o o o the Count de S-, who had never

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‘ V ri' AND sllowlllg what real love will even met the wife, received a huge

F" l'\f°""°”°" Wm' llgiisslswgugglllfg Bigcxirrll Sl`:ll:;‘;xl; do, even with the wildest equine h°“q“°h °f h°W°'5 h'°m hh °h°y“'

THE e ’ D g natures-and Cactus Kate, before m°h5 admirer' The puzzled °°“m

vacation, at the home of her uncle,

WOL FV] LLE Mr James Campbell, Gl_allllm.s she mct and fell in love with Fritz, f°“h°_1 5' “rd attached "0 the 'Wes'

NOVA gun-IA ' R°'d _ . - was a terror-Kate became as docile It “hd Simply;

a as a high-school mare. Nothing Thhhks'

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Mr. Peter Sinclair Summerfield.

“l” M” W0i11d Dei'-wade her, or provoke her.

and Miss Lillian Matheson spring- t° make eve” “ ‘h‘“‘°'1“'“P' Tha” THE g°""m° °°m°°l mm md

' . _ th L dléd lf CSM f 05

P¢t€1'S R03d field were appointed delegates from W” eight leafs. “E-'O' _e Fu B ec on O car

A d V. .n.t ' lm W _ msm te to “_ D0 hcl-ses lllldll-stahl-_l»_l Wlldes character are well illustrated h ‘C1 1 Y 3P““3‘° °m°“’ “_ . . . in this hitherto unpublished incident

tend the Annual Convention in Char- AN ln related by Frederlc Whyte (ln llls

_ amus g occasion durin the

my may besomewhatnghtespeci 1°“°t°°m' world war when Field Migranal bi°¥’“PhY °’ Whhm H°“‘°m“““'

li the old meadow _ . “ Y ’ _ - --- _Douglas Halg had some dll, lllll me publisher). whyie nad gone to

M" HBYW 55”! (hee M155 Mary P ri to see the author of "Salome"

' with dear old Marshal Jeff' U 5

Glxm "ws 'md vegetablfsh alfle Sinclair) and little son James, of luncheon lmrly al Halg_s Hxdxlafri' about sllnle Work he was QD du for ma “E very 3°°d hr°5'°‘“ W " e Regina, Bask, are visiting Prince Ed- le I lll Helllemalm He found gsm, wear.

_ ' rs. n e party were King George,

limited mmswre 5° beneficial '° mam' Wald Island. the guests of her the Pllllce ol Wales M Polncllrel M ing deep mourning and looking very

Wl_ll_ . _ . _ .

gm m°°h"' Mrs' Margaret. Smchm’ Painleve and. of course. Marshals melahchcdy'

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Mrs. E. J. Mcl=‘adyen, with her fam- Summerfield' gggfiaigg lflilf;i€~ll(1l`i<;Wl§i\1lllzl Ggorge NATURALLY Whyte thought my °f B°st°n'_ Mus" “fe “smug at We regret to report that Miss Mar- lloll ol llle wal? 'mil olll olelcsuglg Wilde was suffering from some rec- her former home' Peters Road' “th Saret Mayne, Summerfield, is con- lol. that pledge ,no Wllle . p,Cd cnt and cruel bereavement and cau- her sister, Miss Lucy Johnston and lllled ll,l lm Pllllw Elllwald lsllmll al the lunchem; “hs “"5 llollsly ventured all lnqulry on me Mr' ‘md Mrs' L' C' J°h““°“' H°Sl>itaiV undergoing an operation .` . . delicate sllojeol, only io receive this

for tonsilitis. Her many friends wish SOON ..l,,lllla., _lame was 0bselv_ unexpected reply:

The Peter‘s Road .Presbyterian S. he ll l. e ' _ V .,,,l.l_llS ll ll bl tlld S" W l_e_ “nl ed S d ,lm r 5' Sp” y °°°° ry- ed looking* about for the walter and Bppens to e my r ay'

as org z on un ay ll

____ mealllllgly eyeln llls l, .» e_ and I am mourning las I sha

inst, with a very good attendance oi’ Ml,_ Cecll l_lllgll“_ V N°l,llol_o_ who Elm 3 empi mn henceforth do on each ol my am_ll_

Wpm and “ache” Mr' W' 'L' M°' recently_sustained_ the loss of his ..l 'llllnk Mlll.s'lllll Joflre wallls llle versaries lthe flight of one year of

Lean was appointed superintendent. valuable barn by llgllmmg 15 busy bleadl.. sllld Halg lo llle W,llll_l_ “llll my youth into nothingness, the

~“'-" erecting another one. which promises , ' growing blight upon my summer."

Mr. John Finlay. a former resident to be llllllel, and more modern than a Xlngilsgr “fl” ll b d l* ~ . _

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of Cambridge Road' and mm' resw- i-he °“° Whmh “'35 hmhed- Joffre who took a piecc though he IT was George du Mmmer' nm' ing in Arlington. Mass., is visiting _ ‘ Dull lllllsl and author ol ...l.l,lllll,.» his native province and at present '__' didnt' really want it' Suu 1°°ki“g . , '

’ Th many friends of little Miss at his mpfy glass, ~pa gl- -.ve ,__“'h°-as Mi* Whl"~ fcmhlds “S-

e e p . _

:lc:l°nl§uestPe‘;l_.M;oa;d Mm J' L` Caroline Sinclair. daughter of Hon. little cough and a lift of ll; eye- “marked ht B upuhchn ‘h“h":

on' S a ‘ Peter and Mrs. Sinclair of Summer- brows, "Ffh°W “hi “The me d°“'“ 3-’ de

The Mllml rmr North Dal _ field, who underwent an operation “I knew perfectly well wl_l°llt ll_l5lMaurlerl; I wish they'd give the devil

Y 'Y ` _ his au.

lng Con wllh melt cheese “Glory at for appenclicitis in the Prince Countylold gentleman wal~it=d-I had served _ _ .

~ HOSDWGI HTG P16352!! 10 l8ll'i1 thi!! him so often.‘ chuckles the waiter-

' THAT King Edward had a keen

she is well on the road to recovery. Sergeant Secrett _ telling the story

M in "Twenty-hve Ycclrs With Enrlfgense of humor L’ wmmcn know'

Mr. .lonn A. crolren. Emerald, Haig." °dg°- He" ‘S H S*'°\'>' "‘°°“° him 'Did popular mail courier on the Emerald ° ° ° by Phhhcss Daisy °f ple” hh her

via Clifton route. had the misfortunelTHEN the entre: was served with on Saturday evening to lose a valu-ldoffre still looking dllbiozlsly at his iway' is n “Ughlor of C°1°“°l C°m` able horse. The animal strayed out wine glass. lwnms west' “hd ° sm" °‘ c°h` of its pasture unto the railroad and "I think Marshal Joffl-c want.: ” t

wls struck by'a. train. Two of its legslsome more bread!" again said Haig, were severed from its body and the obviously enjoying the little rnnledv. suffering animal had to be shot. 'Paps" took another piece but look-

ed as if he woulcl have liked to till-ow

.A large sale was held on Tuesday, _|'- at 5°m°0i`i°-

July 9tll_ on the propel-ty (ol-mel-ly After luncheon l-laig’s private sec- owlled by me lllle Ml-_ Al-chlbald retary took Joffre on one side. ex-

Fersusonl 3llml.l.lel-lleldllgll belllg lalllplained the circumstances and oifcr- old homestead, everything to be foundled "fiends if the Mi"-*hai Wfliild on . well eqlllpped llll-m Wu _wld step into an adjoining room. But .lm 'lnllud good l,l.l¢¢,_ The sale the old gentleman wouldn‘t. If he W” collllllwgll ln ‘Ill lll,_¢o_¢,¢,e mm, couldn‘t have a glass of wine with his

lm. By Mn Hugh Moll-lsol-l_ Kell, meal in a reasonable manner, he 5ll.lgl°ll_ wasn’t going to have a surreptitious

one afterwards. l-le could easily wait

Ml._ Alclllllald MacGl.egol._ ol Lot until he returned to hLs own head- id has purchased the valuable farm ‘l““"'e""'

formerly owned ily the late Mr. ° ° '

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cupylngiheir new home early in thisl lll°l,llll_ no lle°lll'l °l, ml. vlclnlly cafe is an old one and the story is will welcome Mr. and Mrs. Mac- Gregor and the former wul add to the mln! YOUR! Ind ¢i\¢¢i'Di'illI\U of the examination a treat of candy, \1ai'l'nti’S 0! thi! Vicinity. / given by the tcncher, wa/3 enjoyed by

A FAVORITE gathering place

the Cafe des Deux Magots. The

--~ all present. A short' address of fare-

_ _The annual examihatlon of Spring- well to Miss White was read by Miss field School was held in the school- Dorothy Mayne '\ani-1 Miss Hazel room on FrldlY.'_ June 28th, with a Somers presented ll token of remem- Illia number of parents and visitors' bl-ance for which Miss White briefly .eaaaane 'rho oaftfma as..." -1/aa' -...1 nill....l.. »l._..l....| ii.- _..._lt_ “_

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Forest. Now to get on with thel

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"We were a lively family," re-

lminisces Princess Daisy. "King Ed ward. who loved us all. christened

lus the 'Wild West Show' and once: |sent a telegram addressed to ‘thel Wild West Show. New Forest/ which 1 safely reached us."

Not so bad. ' THE seemingly imposibl-2 hasl

happened. John D. Rockefeller has

been "done" in oil! It appears that| the Standard Oil genius has sat-un- knowingly, I’ll be bound-to .lohnl K. Winkler, a knight of the pen, orl typewritenland the result is a worki of art, entitled "John D.-A Port- rait in Oils." But what c.specinlly_ interests me is that lvinlrler dues! John D. an “inveterate racontcl:r." It

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