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It isn't only the work ou do that tires you. A system poisoned with impurities will make you feel tired. Try ENO as a thirst quencher: and reviver. Let it be your safeguard against the o pressive heat of long summer days. |You'l ﬁnd it much more effective than so- called cold drinks and it has positively no l injurious after-effects. _ENO is cooling to " ock at . . . cooling to drink . . . cooling in. ‘what it does. - '

ENO's "Fruit Salt" insures inner cleanliness." But remember there is only one ENC. Resclutely refuse substitutes.

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JUST ARRIVED . FROM ENGLAND

A nlca fresh stock of Naylors Genuine English White Lead.

This product will stand the weather better and go fur- ' ther than any other lead on the market.

Also always on hand Paint eta, etc.

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Oil, serpentine, Dryers,

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ﬂplendid Equipment in Cornmodinus and Well Ventilated

Rooms. NO ' ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION

COURSES 0F STUDY meet the most modern "0111"- men“ o; u“, gmployln‘ public, and embrace all subjects , l“ m. . l, Al . . _ Bhorthand, Typewritlng, Milneogrnphing. Business English, Indexing and Filing. A speial course of lectures on Corn- mcrcial Law. by Mr. Bell of the law ﬂrm of Bell d:

Mathleaon.

herewith my report for the year

. to report that no death has occur-

“MEDICAL

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MEDICAL REPORT The Chairman, Board of Trustees. P. E. I. Protestant Orphanage. Bir,--I have the honor to submit

ending December 81, i929. Twenty-three children were exam- ined previous to fdmisaicn to the Orphanage. It was foundmecesacry to admit: some oi these children in the hospital for medical or ‘ I treatment beforc accepting them for admission to the Orphanage. An epidemic oi measles occurred in March-twcnty-nine children b!- ing affected. The infection was com- paratively ‘mild. and only one child developed a. serious complication. This was the only case of severe ill- ness during the year. Twelve children were brought to the P. E. I. Hospital ior minor aurg- ical operations, such as removal o! diseased tonsils and adenoida. All unvaccinated children were vaccinated during July.

The health oi the children has been excellent and for the iiithcon- secutive year I am pleased in be able

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BANK BALANCE:

. ‘ 1 NetiBalance Bank Dec. 31, 1920 Total Deposited 192a

Paid out in 1928 for Maintenance including Wages

STATEMENT MAINTENANCE ACCOUNT

DETAILS MAINTENANCE EXPENDITURES

- ,. THE CHARLOTTETOWN cuamiiimr

REPORZ A P. ' E. I. ORPHANA GE

Submitted At Recent Annual Meet- ing In Charlottetown.

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A Nlzw cereal children love at ﬁrst sight! It pops and crackles when you ur on milkor cream. An what a ﬂavor treat! Toasted rice grains.

Enjoy Kelloggb Rice Kris- piea for breakfast, lunch or sup er. With fruits or honey ad ed. Use. in candies. Sprinkle into soups. Made by Kellogg in London, On- tario. At grocers. _ ,

red.

The iood supply and sanitation have been maintained at the high tttndard oi former years.

The care given our wards by Miss Boar and her capable assistants leaves nothing to desired. Respectfully submitted.

F. W. TIDMABSII. M. D.

ADOPTION COMMITTEE EEPORT

During the year 192B, twenty-two (22) children were admitted and twenty-three (23) adopted from the Home.

One little girl is still attending the School ior the Deaf in Halifax. We _‘ are pleased to report that her pro- gress is very satisfactory.

We have twenty-two (22) children under four years oi age. As may be seen from the report of the Medical Supervisor, the health oi the chil- dren ls excellent. We feel that. this condition is largely due to the care- ful supervision of Dr. Tidmarsh and the interest and care oi Miss Beers our Nurse in Charge and her capable Staff. "

Adoption Committee, MRS. A. HENRY MRS. H. H. HORNE, MES. H. S. HENDERSON

RICE KPJSPIES

In Memoriam

MRS, JANE F. GORDON.

At her home, Kenmure, Brudenell, on the early evening of June 13th. 1929, there passed to her eternal re- ward after only a. few days' illness. Jane F. Gordon, widow oi thalale William H. Gordon of that place. The deceased. whose maiden name was Jane F. Scrimgeour was born at Bur11side,_being the only daughter oi the late John Scrimgeour and his wife Mary Gow, who emigrated to this country from Perthshire, Smlnnd.

when about ten years otage she accompanied her mother on a visit to her people in Scotland where she received part oi her early education.

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Less Os Céequa ' 3206M years oi age had a keen and active

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in the affairs 0f the day. Being pos-

' sessed of a very strong constitution

SUMMARY or IXPENDHURIS she enjoyed excellent health up to a

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on Oﬂice 001.11 “m! °°m° “s “ 51ml‘ "° h" “my On Farm 12.00 "lmds mllf“ “m” “d “bmm

Trans to savings Ace“ 315M She was a. member oi the Presby-

_ ' ' " terian church at Cardigan, a woman

Trans. ior Barn and Escapes .. ....... 1,032.2: o! more than ordmm intelligence

Interest Od. ........................................ . and her intense interest m ‘he my

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her own family testified to the un- selfishness which her Christian char- acter displayed. Hers were not idle . hands but worked unceaslngly that

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Total as above 9,980.86

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Less i921 Bills 1=aid .... 909.25 give, ‘or m kiwi; with an Open hand she found her greatest pleasure. She Add Bills 192a Unpaid .... a 500.55 looked we“ w the ways o, he‘, houw Actual Cost Maintenance 1928 t 9,380.86 hold and aw not the bread o, MW Expmded u “m”: ncss. Serving others was her chiei o . Adoption Work 41.15 31mm the we, and Wm,“ o, he, Hardware ' ' “Z08 own busy life she always found time Mm “m” to lend a helping hand and never I“ -- - “'50 failed to speak the encouraging word H°r5° Bum 16°10 which many a time turned the dark Telephme “m7 cloudvlnslda out and kept the silver Advertising ... ............ ... 483.74 1mm! forever shlnmm “my there Butter ...................... 379.47 L! m added jewel on the shores o! my 5W" ' m” sterility. lillllt ........u......-...“...t-.-...n..n.-u...- 6QL15 Mrlaordoxbclmeotlyamﬂy that G85 and Oil ........-.....u-n--- ...-us- u... 345.07 was qune prominent in Scotland, be. 316cm‘? Rwal“ -- l ma“ lng a first cousin of Lord Dewar who Groceries ................................... ..... 928.11 , is considered Mndon-s mo“ famous Postage ............................................ 12.00 after cum" Speaker and whose w“- Vegetables ................ 12.00 “cums appear m‘ the press 1mm Bﬂhfd Pﬂid ...---........... 59.75 time to “ma Sh. John Dew“. a d“- Fish ...................... 10.44 ungulshed member D1 the Brim“ Small Repairs ................ .. 67.90 Parliament is also a ﬁrst mum, Harness ..................... ............... 79.30 sheleavesmmoum 1413105501511 Wagon ................................."...-....- 80.00 unusually devoted mother v ‘we 5031;, Drive Expenses 25.00 Stafford N" on the homeswm Wm, Laundry ............-.......................-...... 20.20 whom she reamed; ‘LC 51-15013“- Drugs 1.............................................. 74.41 518m’ Mlrgargt J_ W115 o; R, c, Staiionsrv "-7" Dewar, Brudenell; Ada a wife of c. Fruit - - ~ 4-90 L. Bovyer, Brcadlands; Mary G., Jenn Oats .. - 15-97 6., and Lillian Iaabell, at hOmS- Coal ... . 1,028.61 One son, Henry Vere, predeceased Horse . 190.00 he,» m 1919 also he; only brother Boots . 24.45 John Qowsqrlmggour,lnmyLBesldrg Eggs .. 60.72 the abovg mentioned she also leaves Potatoes 24.20 tomoumiivagrand children and one Blackamithlng 2825 nephew, John W. Bcrlmgeour, of Car- BOBfd Sundries ........... .. 31.43 digan. Wages 9,194.24 m funeral which took place on

Sunday, June 16th. at 3 o'clock, was largely attended. The service at the house and grave was conducted by the Rev. Bruce Williams, Ph. D. of St, Andrew's church, Montague, al-

-- 499-09 slated by the Rev. C. E. Armstrong o! - - 3°45!‘ New Glaigcw. - 873-75 The choir 01 st Andrew's Presby- - 199-99 terian Church. Montague was present - 135W and sang the following hymns, fav- - 5J5 orltes of the deceased: The Lord 1-9 8550-00 my shepherd, Oi God of Bethel and 1.9M.” Abide With Me. 930-95 The remains were laid to ralt in

n1 denell Cemetery beside her hul- band, who predeceased her in i919. The floral tributes were beautiful, bearing silent messages of love: fol- lowing is a list. Pillow, the family; Wreath, Mrs. Lemuel McLarsn and

John Mcltae, Jamaica, it. Y. ................. 90.00 m, ma m; 1-1. L. McLal-gn; cre- "Two Islanders Abroad" ................... 25.00 went, M,- gnd M“, wm pupal-an A Itimd, U. B. A. .........................."...-... 10.00 and Aldon; sprays from thg grind- Mlss 1.. M. McFarlane, Providence, it. I. N100 iota 12x. l9 4.09 children

Mrs. I. B. Storey, South Bend, 1nd. .. 5.00 Life's work well done

Life's race well run _ _ Total ..................................................t 04.85 Now comairsat,

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A FLY rnsa is hm. Your cattle need Dr. Williams Fly Oil. lk-nnel a. Chandler. d475-7-8-mIf ﬂwks MR8. II. P. NIWOOMBE and Rev. Mr. Paithorpl will address a prohibi- tion mecting at Iredericton, Wednes- day evening, July l7. 0102-7-16-21

STAB!‘ I0 GI?!‘ your azubla ready ior the big provincial exhibi- tion, Charlottetown, Algllt 19-23. sand for who iiat. J. W. halter, acc- reta-ry. dly-tl

KILLS FLIES — Contented cows give more milk. Keep your: comfort- able with Dr. Williams Fly Oil. Fen- nell d: Chandler, 647d-7-8-lnwr ﬂwks

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READ THE big Exhibition ad in today's Guar and sec the won- deriul prozr c in store for Ex- hibition week. Stores, boarding houses and all Hotels are advised to prepare for a record breaking attendance as the big iair is the talk of town and country.

EIGHTH SUNDAY AFTEB TRIN- ITY, July 21st, St. John's, Milton; Sunday School, l0 a. m; Morning Prayer, l_1 a. 111.; 8t. Marks, Rusilco; Sunday School, 2.15 p. 111.; Evening 3 p. m; Hampshire, Evening Service, 1.30 p. m. 1-

naca uonsa owwnas nawanc —Entrles ior New Annan Races close July 20th. Enter at once. Don't put oii. Don't forget the running race. The management would like to see at least a dozen cunts get the "wo ." $50.00 priu money. 1-2 mile heats, but two in three. This country is iull oi good runners. En- ter NOW. Make it a thriller. 670l-tu-fri-2l

MALAGASH SALT AT NEW AN- NAN-It is conﬁdently expected that the dust nuisance will be eliminated at the big races, on account of cop- ious applications oi Malagash salt to the surface of the course. The salt aattracta moisture, solidifies the earthly particles and therefore mak- es it smoother and faster.

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bells, muskeg, tamarack swamps; a lonely eerie country where the only necessary stops were the divisional points, where there were no roads, no houses, no farms. During the war one of its important stations was an in- ferment camp. Up there, far in the north, the Gennan prisoners who es- caped muat stick to the railroad traciu or die in the wilderness. That made the lob of holding hostages a simple one.

Incidentally, 'this Transcontinental was one of the most fortunate mis- takes in the history of railroading. it began as a road across the wilder- ness; today it is approaching matur- ity and a condlilon of opulence: It is at the stations of this road that the prospectors gather to lump of! for new gold fields; one of its iced- crs is the tremenduous copper camp 0f Rouyn. The dog teams tool: off from it for the gold fields of Red Lake, Pickle Lake, crow and Woman Lake; there is an excellent geological

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