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Rnwem leened ever. “rd rather use my own mme, Peter," she uid. “For-for profeuionei reelone."

Peter crossed out wbet he hed

written end wrote “Miss.” Then he scratched that out and write "Row- ene Raetend." But it did not look just right to him so he cerefully inserted "Mm" our the lcretohed- mn emu..

The clerk studied the mme, the

telephone girl looking over his shoulder as he did lo. The large mlm in the elouchy clothes studied Peter.

"New York. eh?" sold the clerk.

"Yes," seid Peter.

"Yes, indeed," ehlmed Rowena.

“Motor out together?" "Yee," uid Peter and Rowem in

well-timed chorus. "

The clerk frowned over the room

chert. “I'm afraid we're full up," he

_GEDAR SHIliGLES` if AND POSTS

pr . _ _ _. . t por .\I. Buy now. Prli-os :irc ud-

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or che congregational church, ln °°°a5i°“~*P-

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great benefit to you. { ._ E. W. TAYLOR

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OPTOMETRISTS _

South Side Queen Square

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ONE IIU.\'DRED THOUSAND .lust received regulation size (1 quart). Also PINT SIZE ful' SMALL FRUITS.

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STRAWBERRIES are in view this season. Growers are ad-

vlscii tn secure thrir supply 9“|'l_\’ as tile-rc may bn a scar. ini' before the end of the season.

FOR SALE at nur (Seed 5501*?) Queen Street.

Barter & Co. Linnea

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J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. Bawinicr and Attorney-ni-Luv MONEY T0 LOAN 0ii’i¢~e: 180 Richmond Street

Prolllbltlon Commission Chas. ll. Black. Chairman, Chnrlottetown. los. B. Mcilnnnld, West St. Peters

nfleded praise on the teacher Mr.

I N M E M 0 R M Beck for h's work in the school

ring the past year.

Favorable comments were made

all present. The National An-

them was sung in conclusion. The

Unloading e car at Colwill Sid- mouih Cm-gstlng A_ cmrk, wife of Pupils *md Vi5V~0f5 Were 5f¢a¢€l'l 30

me loduy, still selling ai reduced John A_ Cm.k_ an May 15_1993_A1_ a. generous supply of ice cream.

icos best shlhttlrs S2 00 to $3 '15 hough She had been m_ ‘ailing cake and other a)n‘ecuonel.y_

sith for some time her death came Snap sh°t‘5 °f the pupils and V151' a shock to her family and tors were secured and this ended

most enjoyable and mic;-egung _ cowering slightly, but Peter suddenly

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MRS. JOHN A. CLARK b

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There passed sway in No. Wey-

Weymouth Heights, the Ladle Ben-

She was of cheerful and patient

of reiotives Mr. and Mrs. M. A,

appreciated by those present end

Leaves Fortune Bridge 'l.4 Leaves Ch’i.own return

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John Simpson, Hamilton.

Send all information regarding

infractions of PBGHIBITXON ACI

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evolent Society and Pest Chief of MERMAID SCHOOL ANNUAL _ the Pythian Sisters of Merry EXAMINATION lgot 9. marriage certificate, if thats

Mount Tempm _.___ what's eating youl"

The annual exaiminstion of Mer- uyeam' '

disposition and “played gm. mold school was held in the school _ “R°w¢ne. set the certiflcetel"

psliehce in surfer-ing. she w-lu he “’°’“ 0" -Time 29th cl 2.15 p. mi noweuu hurriedly took in out or missed in the home and also in the Nineteen visitors and twenty-seven the side D0cket of her bag. The Community where she was always Pupil-"> Were present. The exam3_M_' clerk read it slowly and handed it easel' to aid in any movement for 5°" “S °°“d“°t°d by the l'"°h°" » to me large mm in me amuchy me improvemem of oommumw 1\/piss He1en Q D,.,s°,u_ and th,__ clothes who looked it over and nod-

wclfare. Many and beautiful i'loral‘°h”d"“ replied q“i°k1Y and mi-el' def chu-u5my',, _ _

mbutes besm-y to the love and es_l llgelmy, An addrpss “.95 read to the I ___Denver, eh_? inqul,-eo me clerk.

seem in which she was held hy her *°“°h@' by LW MH°D°"°1d- and ‘li 1..°`daif' eh?

numerous friends. Besides her hus- bewtiful PUIHSOI Presented by. Yes’ said Peter'

bwd_ she leave! to mmm her Alex R,,be,t5on_ The teacher MJ “Some other people drove out mother, Mrs. John Gillis of Flat M1151? replied. Remarks were pas- f with lf" R°v"°n° hastened t° ex' River. Pnl. J Herbert Gillis ol Flor ed by those Present expressing; pm” ' And may we" “"°xp°°t°d1°'

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River. Mrs. M. Cameron, of wal- C0£1§_l_et_e dssétisfaction at the work Ezeerestaéi usiP;:x_ ag; I ag; got 5.,,|,m,l.¢.-| 5, ,ppoanimenz to their Exceliencies the Governor-General md Countess of Beuborough

lesion, Moss, end Hector A. Gillis W H een done by the reach- ._ _ - `

_ . e nd H _ married. _ ._

of Weymwth r A pup S All present were then “We’ve ot s ve nice suite

tfmwd I/0 °8-Udl’ bl’ the fmcher g ry on 14 hd top;-g El

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me mam and k b the second door, suggested the wheels 9; the ,»°ad5¢e,- and ng soon Self Posed Girls tion and left the pose entirely to Sho evoted noess ind.

PETERJS NDAD DOW, and M,_s_mL_e J_yM%o;:; °1°rk' as the last outpost of the city lay "The modern sitter,". continued me.

The singing of the Na_,0na_ :_'AlI__i-ight," said Peter grimIy_ buried in the pest Peter pulled oft

Mr. E. J. McF’adyen, Somerville; them concluded me meeting F01_‘ N°’_ "led R‘°W°““- faint' but to the side of the road and drew Mass.. e. former resident ef this low-mg gs the add,-ess, . ' l _ mm ‘separate n°°”"" up to B Krlrlfi-111!! SWP- Then he wmmu-nity le visiting relatives and; Dear T,__.,che,_An0the, ` school Th” °1"1_‘ 3’1““°d» 11°" “°“’YmP“' turned to Rowena and his was not

friends hero. At Peters Road. Miss e h _ theM°°uy‘ 'Au right' au "gm-" he the look of a newly married mell-

Lucy J0h__sw___ ____ Mumy R___e___ ;a;l_'___sas al:e_sse_;i_;ps_i_r_;d vi; ilhre reffd sold. _.Don-t be nervous. lady. Weql M, and MIS L C Jomxstmr at Sch 1 erm” put him on the top floor.-Com made of ourselves,” he began. “I

' ' ' ‘ ' 00 -bled h th -' _ , o

Mm-,ay Harbor Nunn _ ML md. temoonag a;;mpm_t hfr;om.ise,:__ Bretulatlons. Mr. Blande. shes cer- hope youre satisned.

tainly A beauty. She'l1 get over that

Mn. Fred Johnston uid family. mirla.t»iofn,. and to hid good-bye to nen,0ume”».

Before leeving his nsliive province lyou and ou t t can ' h

ll/Dr. Mcldodycn plied his trade as 1; studies. r ms yea” 0 S and d Petiir muiielxiidtulllrzsptakabltljmngs about everything' But I couldnt flnslnith in this wmmunity. We It is with feelings of sorrow cage igrwgnd toil: ihglr'l;x:; anilligid W understand Mr- M°n‘dY°“ is M* mingled with feelings of sincere them of! to separate rooms on sep- ations' now could I' Peten- what wmpamed by °°m° members °’f his JOY and gratitude that we can arate floors. Aloud gust of laughter experience ‘have I had with hus- famly- stand here this after-noon md mn swept up the elevator shaft in their lfnonstromiesf.

` .lustly .say that you played your Wake-

Mlss Helen Beaton, Mrs. Hugh; port as a_ good and mwhml ,£ach__ In the doorway of the room as- 0

Mclean and daughter, Belle, e and 1 to h I ` signed her Rowena. turned and held , _, , (Mm A_ some?) and Mm Rmb U; ____m_w_<;_r; 1;_Ey;__;Sese_;_____c____e_el; out _m appemmg hmm _ artery sold Peter more kindly. ns Becton of Boston. Mem. are visit-1 and alwayu W-ith an mmumgmg i

' ‘G-good night Peter," she said

mg M’ °“' nm’ mm “mer h°m°5 heart. and n guiding hand. godly. ‘ "But we can't have connecting here and at present are the guests During the pest week we took

'50 0 1' tormented and tried your patience, F18 5 150 “PBC DOIN WUFYY

of eggs for the Mui-roy Harbor but pt made no differenm when Everything’11 be all right."

North branch of the Egg and Poul- your help was nepded, you were After a sleepless night Peter was try Association, P. E. I. ever ready go Ove,-lcok our faults down in the lobby at an unbelievab- Mr. J. Mcculgan, mall coune-r on and assist us ln every possible way, ly early hour. But early as it was.

the Montague-Murray Harbor We Slncereqy hams that you Wm he did not precede the interested North R. R., is giving excellent .ser-.enjoy your ho1idays_ and you may smiles and stares of the day stat! vice. I mst B_§sured_ dear tc,ache,__ that which had replaced the night work-

The closing exsmmaslom of the, Wherever yum. lot is ca$_ you ww ers-clerks, telephone operators and cent of money we can save on the Point Pleasant school was held on always have the best wishes orf your °1°"'°t°’ my"

Fridafy :lash Juno. _ pupgh at Mermaid Even et that unreasonable hour

A hr-ge mumhef og pg-gnu ,M In conclusion we wk Nu in “_ there were loungers in the lobby. visitors were present- The wells cept this smell gui ss o when of And °°’°“ “M °"°”’ °“° °’ them' were examined in the different love and gratitude. ' and “en me head waitress smmng ,ubjem by thm. fmchem Mn Bu." signed on behalf af the WI t in the door of the dining-room,lmew

jumln Beck, assisted by MX. W. Ll Mermaid led the be! in De

G. F. ` Mann' The Iwum were much (P‘B't11°t mm” mm) vlvlligtdemandegayroongroon upulgz

TENDER S B15' d _ ores _ the maddening voice_ol one who has

ra e IV 1 Dol MacDonald

stoutly enjoined ones inner soul to

- 2 Fifi MMDWIHTG. 3 Gordon Mac- smiles and sweetness And indeed it-it would ruin you. You're crazy!"

Sealed Tenders will be received b Don d' '

the undersigned lor ins housing oi Grade III sr-1 Rey loooenson. eve" 1” he' “Ie” R°"'°““ md bee"

a. school at Cherry Valley up until 2 Athol MsoD»onald. remmdms heme" that she mwt be “ther have my fl-lendq mint 1 July zo, 1933, mm, can be ,em ,¢ Grade m Jr_1 Dorothy Mak very patient with Peter lor a xew _ .

the nsporimcn: of saucsoon, chur- D0 am 2 K days. as hc wus api io he just lho “

lvilewwh. and at the home of the n ’ ennem M°°D°"’1d' least bit in the world cross about

Secretary. _Gmdc I-1 Merjory Munn, 3 th stat “M

‘ ssld slowly. “Not is thing left."

Peter leaned over the desk and hll

mild face looked quite grim and ugly. “You said you had two rooms," he said in e. low voice.

“We did then," said the clerk

.-vcning. “But just now”-he shook ;lls head-“I’m afraid not."

The telephone girl snlckered a

little and one of the men sitting near by rustled his paper. Rowena llushed and caught s. sharp breath,

showed surly and eilicient.

"Oh, yes, you have," he said. "Two

rooms, and we‘ll take them. We’ve

P19351!-\'9 in Writing OUT g\`5dh'l8 9x' SIXTH INSTALMENT ha il . "W6 U51? Cltffii. We h8.Ve

Beaton' Pe't"'5 R‘°"‘d~ ' mms. Pleasure because we looked pp y J

forward to wr new mee and to Although refer wu furiously

Cemnl Uwe-meriee. Ultv. hee el- the dey when wc ourselves would ungry,high1y humiliated, and blam-

tabnshed °' Wen Patifiniled “Cami be setting erams. Out of the three ing Rowena. for everything, he was de1i"°"'y~ "°"'i'° Via MUITW H&1`b°'D grades of sixteen pupils, sixteen kind at heart and could not resist country, nobody in the world is N°"i'h and P°1'°1"5 R'°i1d» U19/k-ln! graded and this clearly demon- the plaintlve pathos in her voice,

bi'W°ek']Y mu* stirates the progress we have made usually so crisp and cool. stay in adjoining rooms."

under your skilful teaching. "Good night, Rowene," he said

Ml- -if H~ H1°l<¢n. wmv He-r-4 we lrnow that ofien we hovo more pleasantly than she had any

bor North. is the efficient lle to 11 t., " . sqm; so mske a fool of myself like

h ..

W ° all bout the young New Yorkers

' *l°°fS~ °°“f“Si°“ “H118 his me ‘think lor is mmuie thai rm going io

*T aimrovulm scnool. WM ,mmm ,ed

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Homin- Roll for the month of Heiwent up_m,_h_, wuk” up ,D

Grey Hound Bus Line _ .luno o; lérer-r_;__oil_ MW nowehlvs room one knocked sharp- io

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nom roriuno, moo Pond. su- D°“°ld' 2 ‘Mm D°y1°‘ 3 “bell “Y”-Wh°?" °e11¢d R°W°He in I

nandale, ` Red House, Dundas, Doyle' ‘ bright voice the thad obviously been Bridgetown, Cardigan to Chulotte- Grade IX '71'-1 A5536 Mi0fD0¥\~ scholed to register good nature in

' "W" Vi* 43 “WL s‘*""“F "ly 17¢|'~' “]d» 3 E140? Mll"m» 3 Mlrmfet the face of adversity.

n ll z csun _ _ , Bay? en", wed” y md su" D‘7Y1°~ "Me,‘ he answered surlily. "Chuck

Gmde VU-1 F0505 1711011. 2 L00 your things into your bag and lem

MacDonald, 8 Marion E. Macliliwh- get out of here."

Stand Revere lloteL ern and Hayden Dixon (equal). “How about breakfast?" l

luosny ro bonu l 1"3°'7'l2'3l- annie v-1 Ion Mecnonnld, al "The hell with hreulrfrnw-

Blair MacDonald, 3 Mac Mwbon.

‘ "0. K. by me," called Rowena, in

naniinously offered me."

an csn’t do a thing like that. Why

one thing, Mr. Peter Blandel l‘d

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"Well, you see what fools we

"I'm terribly sorry,” said Rowena umbly. “I feel just wretchedly

ssibly foresee such awful complic-

ands and hotel registers and such

"‘We‘ll .lust have to make the best f a. suite or adjoining rooms here-

this demanding separate lloors that makes them give us the razzberry."

rooms, Peter,” protested Rowena. un-

to be terribly careful about things like that or we can't get it annulled. Don't you see, Peter, if we stsy in ndjoirling rooms clear across the

going to believe we-we really did--

‘Then 'we‘ll have to get a divorce

instead of an annulment. I am not

t at again.

"But We can't get is divorce in

New York,” protested Rowena. "I wrote s. story about that once-I know how the laws are. One of us would have to go to Reno or Paris to get it and it would take every

whole trip to pay for the divorce. And what good would that be to anybody?" _

‘Til give you grounds to get it

right in New York,” said Peter grin-ily. "I’m desperate."

"'I'he,t's like you, Peter," said Ro-

wena impatiently. "Thinking only of yourself ss usual.-Well, don’t you

get a. divorce in New York. I'm not going to be made is fool of there be-

rs ell my friends." ` "What do you mean-made a fool

of?" Peter demanded.

"Why, having everybody think I’m

so no-good I can't hang on to is husband for two months!-No, if it comes to that, I’ll give you grounds."

“You'll what?" "Give you grounds for a. divorce?" “What grounds?"

"The same grounds you so msgs-

"Rowena, are you crazy? A wom-

“Oh, am I? Well, let me tell you

topped' out on you two month.. fter our marriage than that I

_ -Helen C. Driscoll. Teacher. Within an hour they were hurling, assure youl"

1729-7-12-3i_ _ ._ _ ,iPa_tri0t Please Copy) the dust of Cheyenne from the , (To be Continued.) _

beth, and I well remember that ol.

[Mig Hughe5_ “simply wants 8 me_ one occasion she said to me, ‘Isn't

lch'amcauy_pmduced photograph and "And I am proud to think that I she s beautiful child.”

will insist upon posing herself. hue been “bb t° pr°d“°° “me

Her Malesty. unlike the modem vm' b°°'“m“1 Ph°t°3"°'Ph°' The” _but I added .and so was Prince”

miss who thinks she knows better 5" °“° °f °h° Q“°°“ “ke” Wm* M Ma . .Y .

"Of course, I agreed-who couldn‘t

Princess Elizabeth of York of which ary' m' es’ replied tm

than anyone else was always wil- Queen . h ,

ling to follow the slightest sugges- her Majesty is Very pmud' I S e was' _ I

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She Cwes a. Lot to CERTQ

“During 'tlie last four years I 'owef iz lot to Certo for prizes won by my [jams 'and 'jellies at the Cal gary;

Exhibition.” -

Mrs. Fred Btigden, _

Prominent Calgary Jam and Jelly Maker

"IN jam and jelly making there is no

such thing as failure when you use

Cerro. This easy method pleases me end the iiavour is better as you do not need to boil it all away. In 1931 I won first prize for jelly. In 1932, first prize for collection of fruits,” says Mrs. Brigden.

Take advantage of the marvellous

results you can obtain in all your jam

Let ur solve your jcm or jelly making

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