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Nurse ’s Examinations

m. n. N. degree Glu be 11.1.1

Nurses’ examinations for

It Charlottetown Hospital, August 22nd and 23rd inst. NURSES EXAMINING BOARD. W. J_- RMACMILLAN, M. D., Pres, I. J. YEO, M. D., Secy.-Treas.

1955-8—8-3i

FOR SA LE

Dne of the best mill sites in the vince. Good stream. Suitable for

, grist or saw mill. Also scre-and-half innd with new dwelling, with all modern wnveniences. House may he disposed of separately. Anvlr to

JOSEPH DAWSON, Burlington.

[862-8-9-41.

For Sale By Tender

Buick Sedan, mo Model, in s... lect condition. When new cost $2680.00.

This car may he inspected at the Show Rooms of A. llorne & Company, Charlottetown.

Tenders will close at the office of iv undersigned on Monday the 15th day of August 1932.

The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

lhe Eastern Trust 0o.

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Spinning ‘and lieaving

_ Send me your wool to be spun into yarn and wove into Blankets. Ibo charges are: Single yarn as cents, doubled 28 cents per pound. Blankets $2.00 and if nniaundered 51.85. lt takes ﬂve lbs. of wool per Blanket. Wool must be well wash- ed and all dirt and burrs picked nut. The size of slngieyarn ls med- ium and doubled yarn ﬁne, medium and coarse. Put shippers name on

' all parcels and owners name, ad- dress and instructions inside. Send by mall or freight. Freight will be paid on 100 lb. lots.

Wm. LANDBIGAN. 85 Queen Street, Charlottetown.

I3l4-5-28~se.t-tue-4 months.

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eves rrsrro GLASSESANDFITTED

l. S. TAYLOR I. W. TAYLOR

Opto It! Richmond Street

Profe ssional Bards ___._____.__.__..__.._. Stewart 8. Lowthei: J. D. STEWART, K. U. N. W. LOWTHEB.

. BABBISTEES, SOLICITORS, ITO.

. 8i Great George Street

MONEY T0 LOAN

A McLEOD 8.. BENTLEY. J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. O. Barrister and Attoruey-atJAI MONEY T0 LOAN Office: 180 Richmond Street

'. BELL‘ 8. MATHIESON ' B. B. Bell D. L. Mathiuou, LL-D. " Barristers A Solicitors Money to Loan l‘ lottetown and Montague

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BAEEISTER. SOLICITOB NOTAB ' Riley Building, 678-2-8-1 month.

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J. A. liaelionald, li.ii.

BARBISTEII, SOLICITOB, to. Riley Building ‘ Charlottetown, P. E. Island. Honey to Loan and Collections I given the very best attention. I7li-2-0-1montb.

._ MARK R. McGUIGAN

nanursruu, sbnfcnon, no. ~ mower so mm ; Balneron BlcchChar-lottetowmhll J. W. MacNAUGHT

B.A., LLB.

Barrister, Solicitor. cc. Money to Loan Keusington

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The Vogue

Bequests an immediate settle- muit of bills lust lndered. All overdue accounts will be placed for collection after August tenth.

Immunization Against DIPHTHERIA

All children from seven months to fourteen years may be inoculated III-inst Diphtheria in the Town Bali, Kenaington. on Thursday. August llth at I P. M.

4867-8-9-21.

BANGOR SCHOOL CLOSING

The semiannual examination of Bangor School was held within the class room on the afternoon of June 80th with a large attendance} of parents and visitors. The pupils were examined in the different subjects by their teacher, Margaret Cairns, assisted by w. Wm. rinlayeon, and ‘ b? their ready answers that they had received careful training during the past year. The community is fortunate to have Miss Cairns I8 teacher for the coming year, she having been in their employ for the pest three years. Public mhool Certiﬁcates were awarded to Ver- na Cobb. Grace MsA-Dougall and Violet MedD0li8iii1. Several Pfin! were awarded the pupils by the teacher.

Mr. William rlnlayson DQ101111- ed very acceptably the duties of chairman. 1;

Following ls the program:

‘Welcome, ihnms. Compton.

Recital-ions, Roland MMDOUSIU. Edna Fihlsyson, Harrie MacDon- gall.

Dialogue, Rue and Gus.

Recitation, Freeman M. Mic. nouaall. Mary MacDougsll, welsh n. new. Mary oompum.

Dialogue, Moral Sue-Siou-

Reci-tations, Lloyd Compton. Stanley mcnousnll. Catherine n. Gladys Common.

Dialogue, Three O'Clcck.

Recitetions, Violet .1. MacDon- gall, Arthur M. Compton, Thelma MacDcugsll, Colin E. MscDougell.

Dialogue. Harries Pockets.

Recitstions, Della MacBeﬂI. 13111 Maebougsli.

Dialogue, Rsstus Rambles In.

The pupils and visitors were than treated to candy and the singing of the National Anthem brought the very pleasant after- noon to a close.

A gentleman having an appoint- ment with another who was habit- ually unpunctusl, to his great sur- prise found hlm waiting. He thus addressed him:

"Why, I sec you are here first at last: you were always behind, be- fore: butiamgladtoeeeyouhave become early of late.

Periodic- Eye Examinations

Desrtwearyoargismssfer dvoertenyoamsssemedo. withoutro-caanriuatimforiu

that time seriom chill! Arevitally important. who- theeoniseyeslsssgeodsl otherwise. ' ' mymepisegwuenum discovered, iuay work per- manentinlsry ls themed ,._ ‘cusemr-yeupi.

Guard your eyﬂ.

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OPTOIIITEIIT

Miss ,_

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clued her mint solemnly. “ll-iii you're ss bad ss the rest. Watch what Wllh doing iaul You're hi8‘ giing that loaf something awful." "mu isn't Scotland where there's hard nu bbllng to get broad-lid a man," Roberta told her with scorn. “Why, there are been! 01 good-looking men over hero. Your Little Beauty isn't in denser." “So you say," said her aunt. "Time will toll. -It's is well Roberta. not to boost imtii you've tried dill your oi-Ytnstb" A 11n- father held the things he would have liked say to her, and went one step

, ‘Since you don't keeping. Roberta. and t must PI! a housekeeper, have you thought of anything you would care to study?” Roberta gave him a prolonged stare before she answered. "Study?" Why I've left school} l-Ier father mdded. “Etiil you won't like hanging aliound idle, will you?" , Roberta opened her uwuth and spokmasisthehabitoftheymrng- er generation. without thought and with heat, forgetting how wary are these middle-aged people-bow quicktcpereelveandlllellyloop- ’ hole given them. "1 don't know what I want. B- cept to get sway from thh place." "Girls who don't know what they want are dangerous animals to let loobeiu ‘r _, surroundings. When you know m: you went come to me and we'll talk it over. Happi- ness, by the way. comes from with- in." she hated him for his reason- “iiudgel I'm not reduced to poor mung,

“Did You Bring the Brew Lad Over to Marry American Dollars. Auntie?”

Lowest prices

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Phonc240, ‘ ' Charlottetown, 1Q

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.'l‘ supply the people ofﬂrar‘ ' i laid/clown‘ ‘ A A oel and ‘service is our allii...pWe‘i_iav_e,tirejfoilolliing LOOHCI‘: '. ANTHRACITE COAL‘--._ _ Welsh, Scotch and Americana.- .COKE,-' . - Dominion Household-Coke... l. ' __. s sorrooiill- ~ - l Old Sydney, Springhilll;Aiiiioruilnyerriesnllic-" l

toria, Bayview.

SIZES .

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Scots my father has to find Jobs‘ making gt he: h]; {we pomned, for." She dsregarded the sudden "There we; g time, Roberts, when warning look her aunt gave heruyou would have come to me and and continued, emphasizing hdtgtglked 1t over." point with the bread knife. "He's It pg (mo, rm hey, u p, child, rood-iwkins mouth to make commie: father had been some one girls lose their heads, but I'm my'grent and powerrul. whose coming father's daughter to this extent meant gifts and fun, clrcuses, party that the man who tries to make an clothes and treats innumerable. To impression on me will have to have be with her father. to walk beside something more than m. angel him. silent or chattering as his face. big eyes, pretty heir and stand mood pcnnittcd. to travel with him. Ill iXetP" to go to his office and see him "Six feet three." Prom the door- monarch of all; w be made much way Blr Georee erovely corrected of and to be admired by him and her. "Your sentiments are mine. his friends was es near heaven as Miss MscBeth. let's stick to them." m; em}; ovum give to mum ——— MacBetWs little daughter. CHAPTER IV It was different now. Now me —-—— wanted to arrange her own life. be K91‘ flthei‘ had automatically happy in 11g: qyn my, and h9g9 cut off the greater part of Rob- her father, once her greatest ally. erta's allowance, when her aunt tpwhom ghQ gm fay “M” mg m3- bwﬂme hOlI-Stkeepﬁl- mbtfto 111d gestions, was decidedly in the wsy. had a stormy interview, in which (To 3, Oonﬂnugd) her father had told her that as she was not willing to keep house she would not be paid for house-

Gump had been told by his friend the garage mechanic. that motor oil keeping. He had explained to her, rubbed on u... do; WW1‘; gnu-min- iu his business voice which was calm and devoid 0t tiny feeling 91mm an; I whatever. that Lady Sandison had “g”,- Am We’, m,“ I p“; m“ offered to do without payment, ‘but 011 m, my do‘ h“ do” nommg that of course he would not pennit-Ibui, run around the house at top

"I recognize," he said, "that it is mud an d‘! Wm“; I do?»

a lob to run a bl: house. I recos- "change oil every 50o mics." nixed it when you tried it. ﬁrst‘! ..___..____._____________ why I increased your allowance, .

and that's why I reduce it now." F Ll E S

“'I‘r1edi" Roberta ﬂashed out pel- sicnntley. "1 did it.’ C A R R Y

"After a fashion," her father; I told her. "but you didn't put W111‘ D I S E A S E ' mind on it. You disliked it and you didn't do it very well. Wltnus Y0!" pulling out yesterdaymand leaving a crippled man alone without a servant to attend to him. or to tho imexpected guests who arrived.”

“Guests should not come unin- vited and unexpected all the way from bonnie Scotland," said Rob-

ate fleas. A day later the 0118*’

Farm Notes

DAIRY BIRDS SHOW PROFIT

At the Dominion Experimental Station at. icnnoxviiic. Quebec, two 48117 herds are kept-one made up or 17 head of Jerseys, the other 18 head of Shorthorns. The report, of the Superintendent at this station on the performance of these herds for the year 193i shows an average profit of 81842’! Per head for the Jerseys and 899.48 for the Short- horns. These figures are the pro- fit over cost of feed average for each bend.

The nerd or 17 Jerseys produced a total of 106,610.! pound; of milk: 6,361.82 pounds of butter-fat, or an average of 5.97 per cent fat per head; a product the total value of which amounted-to 83.341410; at a total feed cost of $908.02: leaving agroseprofitoveroostoffeedef 82,282.60.

The highlights of the perform- auce for the 18 Sher-thorn dairy cattle. with a total milk produc- tion of 91,022.: .p0llfld.l averaging i3 per cent butterJat giving a pro- duct the total value of which amounted to $2,016.40 at s. feed cost of 8728.88. leaving a profit over cost of feed of 81.99.63 or an aver- age of $90.43.

WABBLE FLY CAUSES L058 "warble flies constitute a most serious pest of cattle wherever they are conunon," stﬂtes Eric Hearle, mtomoioglst on the staff of the

. bderai Department of Agriculture.

Itisestimatedthatfullytpercent of the hides taken off came in

loss throughout Canada. from‘ this pest is estimated at from 87.000.- 000 to 014.000.909-

FRUlTS SUPPLY MINERALS

The greatest value of a plentiful supply of fruits and vegetables in the home lies in the minerals the! supply, without which it is imposs- ible to build sound teeth and strong bone, and enjoy general good health. The most important of these minerals are calcium. phosphorous, iron, iodine, magnes- ium and sodium. These, as well as most of the vltamines, are liberally supplied by fesh fruits and such vegetables as the tomato, been. pea. and the raspberry-Depart- ment of Agriculture, Ottawa.

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UITAWA. Ont.-As a direct re- sult of Government grading of dressed poultry. as well as the gell- ersl development of poultry raising in Cnsda has been the‘ recent large increase in the export of poultry, particularly to Great Bri- tain. Four years ago Canada ea- portcd no poultry to Great Britain. and in May of this ycarthe ex- ports to Great Britain alone totall- ed 17,771 pounds as compared with 35,061 pounds in the tire fiscal year 1981. During May 9,622 pounds were sent to Bermuda and 8M7 pounds to Newfoundland. The to- m export roi- May. 1m, was res,- 987 pounds as compared with A3.- oss pounds in April, m: and 58,011 pounds in May, INL-Dspartment 0f Asfiouiture. ‘

i030 were damned by this pest, and a loss in value to hides alone amounted to t700,000. The annual

as a China Plate. l

When you cook electrically you cut cleaning and redecoratlng costs and you save hours of labor for electric heat is clean heat. A small down payment will install a HOTPOINT range in your home. Ask us or see any dealer.

Maritime Electric Company, Ltd. cf-ths A

Associated Gas. and vileetrle Syrian ﬂllsrlotlsmsélf-I-l- -' "

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ELECTRIC RANGE

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18 Months to Pay

Cash price as lowas

A DAIRY SPREAD

"A brand new dairy product _- acreamtestingdotoﬂpercent butterfat, which u only 1o tofao per cent less fat than butter. Occi- ed to be degrees this cream solidi- fies like butter. It ls butter, as far

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“You naughty children," rel mo angrily, shaking her ling at two offspring, "you've dir- obeyed your mother for the seconl time! I told you not to . through the house like this eg - 'l‘h'is'ie twice you've done n. 2v lolndsitwithycurfsocstotili wail until I give you. permission tr move."

The children did as they w told. m minutes leter father came home.

"Halioi" he laid. you two been up to?’

"WVve been arrested for speed; ing." said the crestfallen Tommy. h be quiet!"

FEED 7 EIVIOITAGI CUT FAT

el-tbs cow testing al- neuuoexmfrq. communism. bed morecowrtban heoouid feed last ‘yenrfsoﬁuenei meek. mm. reeonimendbd than he rot rldcf sane-ﬁlo‘ eliminated m. and this

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School Opening

Public Schools will open at o o'clock h...

All-newpuplbarmtbevaceinatcd tetherrlncipalaeertiiieais freura wsssaceessfsi.

~ramca~srssrrurrnwssr nun ecuoou. u... pupils luiehsmas JIIIOJMPIIIII Street seem u unq- east .1 Grni ﬂérsorstiuré;rh'av0ei.~ ‘Aihqw-pupils-living on either use .4 Grsat-Geergeltreet and Elm Avcnasor west of that line must attest West-Kent lelool- . . A . ; miemuntmpiraadstuoetnm m Schools muatbehsuM ietaesemisryertsofseaeorneersbysugucretn. f

i3'!Il'llil!ii§ll -~.$l=llidi nz Fields and

Tilfliiliillllﬁrainiiompetition, 19s

jﬁuelt; YluatpBuriey and Certiﬁed '._ ' ‘_ ~ ‘_ ‘SoedPotetoes.

' ‘T1193 Will-‘iit tloitlllétii-ions in the three counties will!" "It" ﬁﬂilﬁioijamoreeuttlel each for Wheat, Barley, Oail “liii§il‘.li?..”.‘.”é.l"g"iﬁlfi.'lméf.fli;“hil be ....»» uoenenvlllllitlid number s. entries. m... will be pull

‘tzjihfe combined score of the standing ﬁeld and

peevicvu to that date and Pfﬂtlli Doctor statinfthat the vacclnatlu

' l-nutnsyaivn-nncunarrolvs 1., A a-1a~..r.o.of.l..|| consist .r- .t 1...‘. ﬂve m... o1 - eat sud‘ Barley three acres, of Certiﬁed Seed Po -,ts__ two-acres. _ g $1.00 ilbsch a: u. llrstli"! . fifty-Relate‘lferfesebﬁ-dditionsmtryogf (grain. "id ~‘§~.-°.°!.'£'~"F'!-.'IW°!'P°"*°I-

.' difjlits fssﬂshallmaeconipawuy the application.

Icarus-o. no.1...“ no Depart-m l two‘ _ 1 rel-unequaled Aughstlltirim . » m o s..,;v:t:c1srlaun.sssoon2“n&$|a of on. mo.“ , de b! u" Bulbs-sail. on. v ' - u: anvil-W‘ Oats will not be eligib for the competition. _ ‘» 7 " " " .~ iklwUl-TER- trues-turret, s. m’