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CHAPTER LXVII Miss Melntoshs talk set me thinking. However, ii requircd sev eral more weeks of silence from Hugh to make me her’?! to eonsid~ er putting her sugflstion inlu action. Sine had lolll nle that svht-n

Add lemon

CHASE I SANIODN I HOITIBAL ,a girl loved u man and knew quite k L; well that he probably loved hcr

k only silly pride would keep her

front healing the breach between

' Queens County Liberal

Conservative

In accordance with

augural meeting will beheld in the

BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS Charlottetown <

“On Tuesday. Aug. 30th, 1921 At 11 O’clock Forenoon for the purpose of completing the organiza-

tion of the County.

Liberal Conservative Voters ty are invited to be present.

W.

them if be refused to do so.

1 was quite young. Thethought of such an advance made me burn with ‘blushes. indeed. l don't sup pose that l ever should have dared to stretch out nrflv hand to Hugh if 1 had not begun to guess some- thing of the cause of his silence. Tllat he cared for me I was almost sure. But 1 did know that since 1

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Association

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- - - hall been fairly successful as a _ the C011St1t11t10n all 111- uioving pier re actress, doubtless 931111188 111 1119 90114111011 0f 111B my said“- was mo.“ as mfg“ gr market for desseti hogs, prices

not larger, than his as a newspap- er reporter. Also Hugh probably bad visions of my fflxinll to the position of a star. He knew only too ivell that writers seldom make fortunes. "His pride u'cuilin't per- mit him to be dependent on me. Thus, whatever he might feel for me. he would stifle it if he coilld.

it

.MAKE SILK PU RS!

FROM SOW’S LUGS

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Aug. 17- A silk purse made from sows‘ cart as chemistry‘: answsrto tbo old saping that it couldn't ‘be done, will be shown at the Chemistr! E1005‘- tion in New ‘fork during the week c! September 1!.

In announcing the successful re- suit; of experiments. .~' Arthur D. Little, inc., chemists and engilwfifl- of this city said tn, silk was not very strong and that there was n" present industrial val-us in the pro ltess Inviolflod. ll W" "Wm l" less a product of chemistry at play. ‘but a contribution also to phil- osophy in proving the £11186! 0f U19 old proverb.

NOTES ON CHARLOTTETOWN EGG LAVINQ CONGTEST FOR THE “TH WEEK ENDING AUGUST 7TH

The Egg Laying Contest fall oil slightly during the 40th net-k. A nlnnbnr of i-he birds were mouliing and quits a. few were lireody- 3T1‘- Wallace .\lcl\'a_v's pen lied with the

.EX[)9‘f‘lf1l8Ill1Li Farm pen of Barred flocks. No. 24 for first Wliil t7 eggs each. *

Mr. J. B. Mill-stairs pea wils lice- und with 65 eggs.

Mr. J. D. Mcbolllis pen of White Wyandottes was third wiih 42 eggs. Jas. J. Jenkins‘ pea of While Leg- horns tied with Experimental Farm oi Barred Rocks No. ll for fourtu place with 61 eggs sack

Mrs J 1v Mcbelian‘: pen of whim vi/yannolies tied with Es - perimental Farm pen of White Leg- hlvrns No ‘ll for filth place with 39 eggs each. Jae». Cain's pen of Barred Rocks waa Uilil with 3R eggs. Mr. Wm. Neale‘: pen of White belzhiorna tied with F. Mr. lsallanh; White legion-nu for seven» til place with 31 eggs each.

Mr. J. B. Mil-linen’: pen of Barr- ed Rocks has led the contest to done with 1230 eggs.

Wm, Nettles pen of White Leg - horns were second with 1238 eggs. James J. Jenkins‘ pen of White Leg horns, third. with 11!! eggs. Ex- perimental Stallion pen of White .i.eziioras_, No. Ii, fourth. witll 118G eggs. Mrs. I. J. ldcLollanXs White Wyaadottes were fifth with 1160 eggs. The lxperimratai Sta- tion pen oif Daryl! lot-ks. No. 25, sixth. with 1H1 ells.

Edwin Reid's pen of While Leg- liorns seventh, with 1109 eggs. Mrs R W. Bulpitrs pea of White Leg- horns was eighth with 1054 eggs. Percy Mute-ifs pen of White Leg - horns was ninth with 1051 eggs. if. liens had qualified ai. the end of the week for R. O. l", having laid 150 eggs or over.

Mr. .1. B‘ Millrnans hen. No. 3.. led with 202 eggs.

The fofllowing prizes were award ed for the 0th Fourth Weekly Per- lod ending July 10th.

First pen. No. 9. 180 elixir Jas .1. Jenkins. Orwell Cove, P. E. is - land. Second Pen, No. 3. 177 eggs. \\'m. Neale, Bear River, P. E. Ir.- iand. Hen No‘ 7.. Fen No. 15., 25 eggs 11. S. Nuaslr

(Sqdd A. G. TAVLOR. Poultry Hu-sbandman.

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EIGHT IATTLESHIPS FOR GKREAT BRITAIN-Great Briton is planning eight gigantic battleships to be the most powerful in m», world, the Daily Sketch declares. Those crmft, four of which were said to be provided in this year's estimates and four for next year. were described u radical lures from anything now afloat. The ships, according to the news- paper, will he nearly 1,000 feet long will have a displacement of 50,000 tons and a speed of thirty-five knots. The fnilr provided for this year will carry nine ill-inch guns, while those in next year's bud-gill will be armed with 18-inch gunruthe most powerful naval ordance yet aitiemped.

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In plain English. Hugh Trotter ilertone. Supplies were ample to twin while elephants, the llydro , “be i")! U19 1Y1)!‘ 0i 1111111 W110 meet all requirements and prices and the Provincial Railway, but Prom 111101055 “6001101901111711199 would care to marry a wnllitlrl vrho were unchanged Sales of 8 to 10- Instead n; proceeding cauflnusly as follows: earned more money than ho diri. |h_ hamg were made at 43c to 440 and finding out the real truth i921 1920 But having once reached this slil- pvr ll)” 10 to 15 1,1,5 a! nu m 42c abm“ n“, nnanvial basis of the“ Profits 5425,6111 5333.882 utinn of the problem of his siiun- and 1S in ‘.25 lbs. at 40c. while entgrpnspg, l; (m-go; “l; aim“; m. rrev. oaia .e 311,407 -i-I.693< 0f thQ CQun- cc, it gave me. coil-urge to act. Windsor SQIPCLQII boneless bacon “em-hxuen! when on“. in omce, Proul. new stock 200,000 9,750 More and more 1 realized how sold at Ilse to 50c. and breakfast. and launched [Qrih on [he spend ' w‘ litt-le money mattered: how gladly grades iii Jlec m fi5c per lb. The in: of 1110"" 011 an u,,,,,.e¢,,den.,_.j Balance. $601,115 szlasazs I would give up my position rather demand for trimmed loins of fresh‘ 5,351,. y ' 1 Ilivlilelldfi 364-1134 153-937 H‘ than lei it stand between Hugh pork was fail" and prices ruled ' War tax .. 20,114 20,931 P1 esident tllliihlllgSfiii. ‘As a 131211191‘ of fact. zteady at 32c to 33c. per lb. and Bank prem _ .. 25,000 ' w oil is (we an com an nn- . _ , ., ,. . '- lvt- s; mp 5,000 _____ __ i,“ ship, I would probably auiollint t1"flmwe“ bhmudma A‘ “QC m M“ The Road‘ Th“ Sig“ Bum Lgnsllliniigunli .. 25.000 45.000 p“ "' Reserve 300,000 lliihfiilil

very little, anyway. So mv resolut- ion to make the first advance to’ Hush, if he vruuidift make it to mo, grew stronger. Al last one atternooll I telephon- ed tn him.

"lust called tn ask- ii’ you were well,“ 1 said when} got him on.

Farm for Sale

In the village of hiurrny River‘ lontaining 65 acres, 35 clear, bal-

» , - r o - , - ‘l I -Z.' ' . .. - , . ant-e covered with hard and soft tllesxrc ion bMPut 0P9“ mlluigamx g"; tiifgclz a‘? 12:5") Th," i, “mm u“. mmuung o; gov ion Govern-merit, British and muni- W011i!- LRTEQ 1101139 and bar" i" :,(;,\,E,'.e:ni1::cédt,.e£g'.. “lather and [i Tire recents of prfivisinng caster‘ ernnlenls in business (‘llierprig-és cllial securities amount to $12,080. 10"‘! "Pa"- Fw“ mvmmes wan‘ “live been vlirettv busv.‘ he said, Ila." 11'0"‘ 3-30" 111111110585 I'M-ii. i11111\m9“""‘* M (hf and or ‘h? year iiintdigagfititigillxlorigtliiilfisnli‘:

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to churches. post fliiltfl $110013, “But you must have a free night. 33M _“"““"| 7““‘*t'~“- me Prmmw“ dam Wm "nmum ." - , and laiion ‘39I1\9il-\\\€“§' I persisted ‘Foillrirrt (‘hlcalfll August l5—-Prnvisions to zlbliut 32.000.000.000. ilow un- "'m°““t's m i3iiiizlkii00g tglgilllm“r(t;‘f:rt) have dmnm. with us Sundfly_ wen. easx in the absence of anyi llelfibhdl’) the incurring of this fgfibzlégriiyvnggvliilitlont or we can)’

ynll in the middle of [lie dtrv?" "I'm sorry Neil,’ replied Iiugli,

For particulars apply Harry

Rheumatism l

ll you voel was leaky would you

T.R.C's

with the help ol Summer weather

easier feeling developed local market for live hogs yester- day owing to the increased receipts and the fael that the competition between buyers for

trallo on the whole was fair with

$14. per 100 libs. weighed off cars. while light weights sold at and

being about steady with a fair de- mand for small lots to meet actual wants and sales of city “resh-kiied stock were made at $21 l0 $2‘: per 100 lis.

be done in most lines

ivas farrly active with a steady un-

vlalt Ier bad weather to repair it I

make your recovery pure. ILN at your datum‘:

Sold by Reddln Bros.

The Malkets_

Aug. 17> An in the

-i

‘MONTREAL.

the offerings

as not so keen as of late. The

ales of selected lots at $13.50 to $13.

rough anti heavy weights at 10 to $12. There was no important

abattoir

A good steady trade continues to of smoked nd cured uleats, and the market

The. condition of the market for lard was untlianged, prices be'.11g maintained with a fairly good do‘ mand ifnr supplies, of ‘which the 01-, furious are none to large to meet, the requirements and sales of (Tana

dian pilrr- leaf grades were lllilfini struclilin and other

wood

especial demand. Prices at the rinse ranged from 10c. decline to a,

Bonnell, Hop-afield. _ > a June uncermmh.’ a" may M, Sh, ‘H88 of 2 i-‘Jc. Future quotations; g» ~_- . oral weeks before I have even .\ “"’*""3 Pm“- selmimh" $17-50- ' . _ few hours for mlysclf. Gflvc my love l-"m- 159919117591‘- tn your mother. please. You will _-_- see "IQ one of these (lays, but for Tii-ONTREA]. Aug. 17,‘ There

a while.

'“Oh‘. won't 1'?" I said, under my ibreath. "Well, then. l will come o see you!"

"\Vllat did you say?‘ asked Hugh.

“Nothingf I replied lightly, \“GODII<1DYO,' and I hung up the rec

' for Sale

I My liine-roomed house in (‘elit-rai ii Bedouus has just been cnnlpieted." and is now really for sale.‘ It com- mands a fine view ofBedeque liar- hor and surrounding beautiful country. it is also in the immedr, ate vicinity of churches, school. hail, stores. bank} and post ofilcrui [mending purchasers would do well to inspect this valuable property.“ Particulars obtained from owner; \V. G. SQIHIFITIHII. Central Berlcurle.

eivcr.

But l turned away and walked straight upstairs to pllt on my hat. 1 was going to ta-ke Miss ‘MPIIIIUSIH- advice. ‘Since 1 knew that Hugh loved me, and I loved him, if he had ton much pride to make the first allvance-— l would do so.

mom-ii. FIRE LOSSES. ‘Fire losses dur-

Saleiiflg the week ended Aug. 10 are es timated by The Monetary Times al.- 515211500. t-tswpzlrell with $1,031,- 210 last. week. The largest lire was at Aylmcr Que.

on Robinson's Island. acres of upland.

Situai ed containing i115

depart-

110118, well bred. These Horses have just finished a successful season and will be sold reasonable to an immediate purchaser. ALSO

Number of first class Leicester

Ewe and Ram Lambs. Further

. particulars on application to, MANAGER. COSSAR FARM lower Gagctown. N. B.

MAIL CONTRACT

SI-ZALPJI! TENDERS, addressed tn the Postmaster General. will he rel:- rived at Ottawa until mum. on Fri- ‘day. the lfitll Kt-ptelnher, 1112i rllf the cvnvvyllrlr-e of Ilia lillljestylfls hisils, on a proposed (‘antral-t f“; fnllr years, six times pet week on the Stlullt-y Bridge Rural Roule- NH. 2 from the 1st January next.

Printed nntier-a containing fllrih er inforlnrltitm as in conditions uf Dropout-d "rmtrrlrt may be seen and blrtnk forms of 'I‘cndr-r may 1m m). iainod at the Post Offices of Stnnlvy Iirlllgl- and at the office of the Dis- wtrir-t Superintendent.

N. \\'. \VO0I)§- Acting Difltricl Superintendent Postal Service. Offici- r-f Ilistrlltt Superintendent of St. John N August lill. i921.

' MAIL ' ONTRACT

SEALED TENDERS. addressed in UH‘ "UFIIIIHFIIT (Ienernl will 5-in-5. eivl-d at Ottaiva. until noon, on l-‘rl. day. the nth septomhl-r- 1931 r,“- “u, conveyance of ills fifajl-nty-‘a Mails, on n proposed Llontraet fur fum- Mara, nix time:- pcr week on the Murray River llurnl Rollie N", r from the 1st January next.

Printed notices containing further information all tn conditions of pra- pnnt-d (‘ontrsct may be. seen and blank forms nf Tender may be nh- talnvd at the Pfilll Offices n1 hillrray River and at the office of the Diu- trlcl Superintendent.

Acting District Superintendent

. W. WOOD.

Office of District Snprrlnu-ndpnt of I'm-till Service

Ovlllv-Bl- John. s, n, Julian», mi.

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was no iznpnriant change in the condition of the local market for eggs yrsterlizly. but the feeling was‘ vorv firm in sympathy Willi tiie_ high prions that are being demand- ed in the country and the fact that supplies coining forward are no‘, sufficient to rueet the require ments of the trade, consequently some of the local houses have started t: lira-w on thcr cold stor-

age stock in order to uleet their lario the IIWIFO all" U11’ Provim‘

wants, wh"_".l\ is much earlier than usual. The receipts yesterday were. ;l,fii5 cases, as (eompareli with 1.111 jinr the same day last week, and 9G0 for the corresponding rial-y a your ago. The exports of eggs from hert- last week showed a decrease of 4.309 with the same. week last year, and the total shipments for the season to date are 211.0114 eases snlaiier than the saute pcriull ill ‘.1920. ‘

l “Tiolesallc Jobbing prices were

about 60 acres llllliPl‘ cultivation: ‘quoted n; ‘ffllilfnyg: valuable cranberry fields Beautiful , Selected stock, . . . . . . . . . . . .. 45c also location for hotel or summer S N” i, “Mk 4'2“ resorts. Price reasonable. Apply N0‘ “ “Wk “s” Giiiirdiaib y Tile trade in luaple prod-act con: -x_--____¥_.;___, __“ i__ D i’ tinucs slow, as is usual at this sea- . (Bmifnlzftgm-QORQIlti,lye";h°fo§_°lragl son of the year. and the market beautiful complexion, says "Any m Vilnsmiwncl? “'35 V97)’ 1111591 “I111 or a e girl orhvvcimen cnln have Bnbelilflful no new feature to note prices for

- res -w e c m h 1. '

Wlxrénlliled :k,:§fk'§,“m°f?,e maple syrup boinl; nominally un- - Tw -n ted C, d ‘ l s‘ ,_ W l n 0W my a vice and use Dcr- changed at. $1.45 to $1.50 per tin of 0 l ‘pm ‘v “dag a "m" " "mm" mu"- °"°““'-i°"~ l one gallon and luaple sugar at 15o

rmr canton-arrows oofmnum The “Business”

Times." of Montreal:

scheme for the construction of provincial cement plant, the appro- priation for which was passed re- cently by the Ontario Legislature The dropping of

been the greatest single act of le-

the year, luight at first sight be taken to mean that the Farmers‘ Government l-to its senses. but we fear that nu such favorable interpretation be put upon it. that the 510119111? has been dropped not from any

is to govern rather than to enter into business,

issd all kinds of reforms and re- trenchments, is proving to be the most profiigatc government in the matter of spending that

part of this, it is true, it is

—-a -og_--e~a|

Provincial Bank Hall Growth In Business A

iiillelprisfit 0i tile 01min Government.

The annual meeting of the share- holders of the Provincial Bank o. Canada took place at the head of- tlce here today. ’Ilhe annual financ- flce in Montreal on Aug. 10th, The annual financial report covering the fiscal year which came to mi end June 30, last was presented and approved. Preliminary figures ‘ of the report have already been reviewed in these columns. Th..- ful lreport, however, gives a more definite Idea of whaLw-as dune by the institution during the year.

Profits of the bank in the tlvelre months iuuounietl to $425,648, after deducting charges of lnanagclueni. interest due depositors. and. full prousion for losses and doubtful debts. This contpares with profits 0i 8333-882 in llhe previous fiscal year. After adding in the premium from new stock, $200,000 and pre- vious years balance forward, a toi- ai oi $661,115 was shown. Appro- priations included dividends $261,- 024 against $158,927 the previous year; war lax on circulation $29,- lli against $20,931; first payment. on subscription to ilniversite Lie Montreal. 85,000; pension fund $25,- 000 against $45,000; and reserve $300,000 against $100,000, the lat- ter charge including the $20,000 received from premium on new ‘stock. Tilese deductions left a bal- ance to be carried forward lnlo the current year oi‘ $190,977 against $38,167 reported a year ago.

Tho following article is quoted with approval from "The Financial

'i'l‘he Onlario Government has de- cided lo drop its millioridoiisr a

this project,

which if carried out would iuive

gislativc folly in Canada during

ln Ontario is coming

(‘Hal The bald fact is

budding conviction that the function of a government

but out of sheer fright at the financial outlook. The Farmers‘ Governluent, which prou-

l

Ontario The extent of its appalling. i-‘ol not those

has ovir bad. commitments is inherited

responsible, it

It is: now calculated that during - b

the present year the Ontario Gov-

ernment will have to raise be tween $2,500,000 and $19,000,000 monthly for roads (including the roads.- that Riggs builtl hydro con-

Balance forward $ 40,977 $ 33.467

bank finished the year position. nuilck assets anlountinll. to

'Ilhe balance sheet shows that the in ‘difiillk’

$28-33G,000. ot‘ which cash resourc-

zt.‘ ‘ pm)“ s H) es amount to $10,115, while lloluin-

which the Province is committed.

debt is to progress and develop- ment is best illustrated by contrast with Quebec, The provincial debt of Quebec Provinci- amounls to W1 more. than $318,031,757, und of this no less ii sum than $25,153,108 is

tal paid up.

Ile-mand deposits are silown at 55.325043. up from $5,115,609; $111’- ‘mgs deposits $29,572,873 up from $25,175,736. Total assets at the cnll oi‘ the year were $~i5,029.7-i3, a gain

not conii-nliirt this (‘siiiililifl nor is he likciy to. This ' book is supporter! by deiailcli I'll;- uros.

ISTO

Good home mscle bread.“ the moat palatable. whole. some and nourishing food in . the world. It is fair more economical than any other staple food. If peo le would est less meat and 0t er heavy food they would feel better and help to keep down the cost ofliving. Bread made in the home with Royal Yeast Cakes is more nourishing and apgotizing than any other. othing healthier for children and grown ups.

‘,-

A fresh, rosy corn Iexion indicates perfect health. To secure t is in meat cases all that in necessary is to take one to three Royal Yeast. Cakes a day for a few weeks.

Yeast In a food. It supplies the water soluble vitamins which the diet may lack. Scientists tell us that this vitamins in essential to good health. Yeast i: highly beneficial In many cases in which the system seems to run down. The yeast cakes simply add to the diet. Dissolve a Royal Yeast Cake in fruit juices or mix it with cereal and milk, and take it at meal time. The chances are in a few weeks the complexion will be clear. Constipation and other, ills will be relieved. For children reduce the amount to one-half or one-quarter of a cake with each meal. ~