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.A i I ,Ann ‘HALL "I'm stronger:-z;i:rlrnore active since

conlnlol

Brown Top grass this season should Q nfl., -1-N; ,' _ ' _ 'make application to Stein and is mas f' "Oh, Quite. We get “gm d°""“ W it

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3 mai; ~ , on the eastern side_oi the estate.

-. ciiass scan ciiowaiis , , ,_ ,,, _ , ki

no-; 446. cinriotietewn. I gisfifiia 'i-iifsiiiii ‘i Z Mrs. Gorman was i>re\¢f\Wd HS “S

before .iuiv iam. ` ‘°f“~' ‘ll \ any further <i\1<‘Sli°“-S ab°“i= Cudham

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MDRTGAGE SALE

To be sold by Public Auction in

front oi’ the Law Courts Building Cllarlottetown on Wcdnrsdziy the 23rd day of July next 12 o‘clock. noon.

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5555-'I BT. __ _ ,_ M.____/tgnis: __¢;:_:___i_:i._ _ * .. _ guests au at om-,e_Mr-s_ Tomlinson,

l _. . _ W \ me dentist-5 wife, with her daughter:

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Mrs. Thorpe wife of a solicitor in the town; and Aunt Naomi. PoI>Py's eyes brightened at the sich” of the woman who looked so different from the rest of them. She wore a frock of Quaker grey arid a little bonnet with a flow- mg \~5lll_ whigh wig very becoming to

(Daylight saving time) all that tract ` ‘her face. piece or parcel ot land situale lying "M . Aunt Naomi nodded across the 1‘°0m

number 67 in Queens County aforc- i tinuous arrival there was no oppor-

nnd being at Shamrock.. on Township ._ \ Why to her, but among the bustle of con-

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said. bounded and di-scribed as fol-' _ ._ ,unity for 5'p¢_»¢¢l~, for some time,

lows, that is to say By a line com- mencing at a stake placed in the East tide of Um County llc Road lt the distance of eighty chains South [rom the Anclerson Road ibcing the

e‘ ht chains .and forty four .links

ihenn- East sevent_v-twn chains or to - '- ' ' _‘ ' "__ Cripplod. I had no appetite, suffe d .hc “Nt bm,nd_,,y' nf Angus .\l;iflic- \"‘:`-‘T‘-` . - ) Braclfords love of a good gossip, she with indig(,_,_uOn and headaches Brsd

Road by alternate mum” of wcsi i ‘Tm going nw? Susan' and rm 1 ink* like adlftcrcnt person. and North till it comes to the rear] _ __ mire Poppy Shes liadenougli. Itsi ..Sai,gon Puls regulated my bowels Inv of S=mi>S°" Ti‘°m“‘ fm" “f°"' ~A husband h== 1° ‘.°"' M' W is i "fry trying to har. lnvins so fmany 1 and my tongue has eienreri."_Mrs. said; and thence West tn the place ol better than any "la" "“"“"° W" people making pointed remarks about Margarete McColgan. 106 City Road

. k h r. __._, . _ _ _ St.. St. J l , , _

eommenci-ment. the said courses bc- li he wants to eeP ¢ HM her. I do_n't think it_\vas very wise to SHrg0n0;nr;__,NbcBUbMincd in Char

0_1!! f\<`<'°fdi!‘»: 10 \|\_i‘_l11~1lrn<‘lit_\'=irl“- __ ’ "'“ bring her here tlis afternoon. You’ll _ lottetown from the Hughes Drul; Co.. t of the yciir lioi containing by U - - you iLtd_

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..~ ` Other guests quickly arrived, until the

room was quite tull, and there was a. regular 'babel of talk. All eyes were focussed on the young bride, and

sau no chance of Poppys release for

ron's land; thence North along the ‘> lm i _) ' my l1\'€‘l‘ had become so inactive my “___ ______________y ___ _“___ ____ _"___ of quite B long mme; so She decided wi tgmguc stayed coated all the time. I

l ` , _ h I H 6 \`f\ intervene. After a time she slipped S “Fed Sargm and my Wgnderful im'

Patrick .\Iurph_vsland.i ence o ow- , __ _ __ lproiemerit speaks for itself, The ing me ru, pm.. ,md §l¢l¢.lim-S nr across the room fist to her sistci-n- rheumatic pains and headaches are lhe farms fronting on the Anderson »‘_’ ` law`5 side. , 3`01_\@» my illlpetlte is hue, the indig-

wn understand I slip away with he , estimation .one .hundred .and four "Why, yeS_ though I dorm know Why I

“` Ie” ” 5h"“'“ °“ “ Ph" sh°“'i“g 'C ` "` .she should betired a1ready.Naomi.It's it was quite real with Poppy' ‘mly

the location thereof on thc margin oi'

a deed dated the 20th day of .\'o'.'\‘m-

_ber .1900. .from the Government to Patrick Owens llic _S3511 m7\`lBi1i»'°l'- The above sale is made under a Power if Sale contained in a mortgage dat- id the 12th May, 1917, made betwce Patrick Owens of Lot 67, Farmer. and Ann his wife, of the one part. and the nnderslgned ol the other part, and ` because of default having been made

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very amusing, and everybody so kind and interested. I was telling her all the way up it would be just a fine op- f portunity of meeting all the friends." . "1t's an ordeal all the same, dear." _

said Naomi, and made her way th- `

rough to Pop;>y‘s side. l

‘Tm going, dear, and mother isnt ,

ready. I think you will like to walk back with me. It's very hot in here. l

'ln payment ol the principal and ln- __ _ ' .and I thnk you are tired.”

tercst secured therebr-_ |t,..F|"° r°H'"g °°u""y h°"°’ ""1 The quick gratitiicle in the ;_,'ii`l`s .permrmance °f “Cry duty' h°WeV9f i For further particulars apply to -»v\/ho wang ¢° ,-°||g~ _c_vcs touched Naomi to the quick, and . ' ‘ 5' Y Palmer at Palmer. Seliriiors. Chariot- . . _ _ .__ _., __ _also made hc, B lime am,d_ _men whom God had ordained to be lctown. _ -'j.`." '_ i "Oh, thank you. Miss Bradford- servants °‘ au- It “'35 E Simple, home-

PA.l.m(.K owl,-N5; _my ___________ _____ __“ ` _,mm Na/omiv I mean_..she said Jump lly creed which in her life made for

NIORTG ‘ (EEE.

Easy to make-('lieap and nour-

hhlng.

A loc Per Package

which makes two quarts.

(se what portion ni package ;'ori

require-the remainrlcr keeps fresh. When you buy .soup

_ Say Jamison`s Compressed

..= Soup At All Grocers

Accounts Audilcll. lncnme Tax

Returns l’rcparc<l.

"i notice that your garden doesn't

look very promising this year."

"N_°» _Cl/Cry time my husband got

te digging In lt he found a lot of worms, and they always reminded him of his fishing tackle."

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`=~,~ar` ‘ WMV- ---~-

l~|i@‘*“‘,,

_ V- ‘”/_ ing up. "Yes, I shoulcl like to come im- _

4395'5'24'5i"m°'°/W"' _ A ‘mciisclY- Oh. .\'0s, Jane. Please let me gn who was Sm] strewhing Uut her

‘ E ' _go now. 1‘ve been here such A long ,hands before the me °f “fer demand'

.~"”`;a, i i 5-_ My); ltime-quite an hour. 1 should orinir." ,mg “ii S°me"m°5» as WW- She feared

»+o++»o-oo+ooo»o» so-o-Q4-o+o4 ` /r__1f",Z __ / . _Cy Li", --some people _amp all afternoon and iwith 3 d03»diy wld fear that She had

He re 7s Yo u r * / ».. , 'f' isecm to like it," observed Jane rather .madp her “re 0! bricks and Straw

, .

_ I r-.;'f°2, I wil-hcringly. at the same time favour- ;“`h’°h “'0Uid never burn.but0I1iy emit

Fav() rite F00d "M/):<";':‘ ""»`»;:" ling her Aunt Naomi with a distinct fieble spar” and ‘1 Suffocafing kind

.'~i~\. \~ ‘glare "Too bad of you Aunt Naomi- `° Sm°k°'

Put i new Package. Most '$0 . 1 ’

- dcliclollilsp srvuss. all varieties in theirg § éxu \Z'z~_..\ land 5° many nice P99919 not Yet aff' . J original flavor condensed to powdcri L, J rived. It's only half-past four, Of _mn glaring at Aunt Na/Omii 511001!

V i0l'm- course thc best co 1 call iiite late 'hands slimy' and Walkefi back 10 U16

D oe ii _ .

nowday5."‘

Poppy smiled weakly, and very near- _

said that she did not wish to be num- `

bored with the best people, Instead.i however, she murmured a lresh apo- _ logy, walked straight up to Mrs. Cot- 1 man and held her hand. ` "GOOCI-bye, Mrs. Cotman. Thank you

so much for having me, andlettlng me

stay such a long time." Then she tum- _

The car was such a new possession

A- E- MUCNCNI ff C0- 5 .vet for ivirs. cotman that ii ride in ir

'.7 _ . . _Y

I Fm' "" "r ' i., ,_ was an event in any day.

_ . . . ect lain-=i-li-iliiu.

BELL MA i Hil'.S()N ii. R. out

A D- ‘L BIATHIESON, LL Bt _ _L Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.

" Honey to Loan. `DUit‘cs--Charlottetown and Monlagm

-Mark R. ll1cGuigan, li’ B. A. `

_ 1' BAnlts'l15R,s0|.ic|roi1, no.

MON!-:v To LOAN Dsmeron aloeir, ciiarioiiewvi-ii, |>.x.|. ____.

i;McI.eod & Bentley

J. A. Bl"NTLl‘IY W. E. BENTLEY, K. U. Blrrisicr and Attorney-at-Lag Ollice: 180 Richmond Street MONEY T0 LOAN

S .e absolutely honest”

""‘* t |:VfS. indeed. l-le wouldnt even hOh` thank you ever so much” re'

. . Q Q ° f""°"¢f from the new house mated POPDY. “But l'd rather walk

in 1 - -3 tiff' " "°"‘9 *wilt nm sm is really." she stooped and kissed aimsi

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SPINNING iAND WEAVING

Send me your wool to be spun into

yarn or wove into blankets the charge

PH' pound and doubled 28 cents.

$2.25, Blankets are (white only) and

"°f Svinniniz single yum is zs eenisl

Flllnnlng and weaving a blanketf

mother with a little spontaneous ges- ture which was One of her chgmrgh She did not need fo pretend to love

that big-hearted, delightful woman , .

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Farm For Sale

The farm oi’ 127 acres, belonging to

the late Joseph Fraser, Avondale, will ‘be S010 by auction on Tuesday, July 15th, at one o‘clock. Also all farming implements and stock. For particu- lars see handbills.

The farm may be sold privately up

' c|u|.|°"w,,,n_ |,_ E_ ‘_ all wool 72 x 90 inches unwashed till ,Jul 15 , d

wool must be washed clean and all y ' n may be inspected at bun and dirt lcked out Qc mv time

nnshlpments of 100 ihs. Put ship Executors. 5190 7.5 3 13 15

McDonald & McPhee rnaiierirei¢ii¢.p rrei¢ir¢'wiii`i»;“iis‘iii ‘i°h" Ii"“5" “"4 J- A~ Keovahan, i B A - . . _ _

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E. A. MCDONALD- H. F, MCPIIEK hlmef Iddress and lnstmgglons ||"|de_ 'W"i"‘*°i'*‘_ This medicine is eadorsed

BARRISTERS. ATIORNEYS, BTG

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SlZ8W3l't & LOWti‘l€l’ mana mm' ouassigsimrnwrn

AN ‘” iawnrarton fl

` J. D. STEWART. K. Us

N. W. LOWTHER

_ pnllsrsns. s0i.lCl'roas. |:1-1,, 'ialuulidnnluoorn Stan .

pers name on all parcels and owners

otherwise I will not be responsible

medium and doubled yarn, fine, med.

WM. LA

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:iz so FW "cu

90-G09*

*O-O~O~OO-OOOOQO-QOOQ OO-§OOOO4l

- MON!! T0 LOAN for losses. The size of single yarn is by half a minion women

EYES TESTED

-“se

1 I. S. TAYLOR i.`_ "" Optometrists Viv. 'll Bl_\._.__- lnAA__n

A many awkward remarks were made

Southern boundary /if Siinipsom Tho- I _ to her _ _!

mas' fafmii ii "ms ‘i“’“"'= “l"“g"id° ' _ M Naomi Bradford saw by the iZlr1's i m"ZtiYofi<triiy 'years oflnursing'

°f 'h' C°““'y "ne R°“‘l §"""‘ 'bmp " z .A ` >l heightened colour that the ordeal was my brofcssigriigtaigirsiiilgdoiio iigctiiriulixart ‘H ' ; " * _'_ .-5 ) rather twins fopher Kmwim Susan l of rheumatic pains that had me badly

`W0l'1<i!\z Of Providence in the lives oi

A (_____________ P__________ " T_;;s__ ed to Jim's mother, and there her `.'ind began ln laugh, weakly at first,

;0g;_4_,m,_T_,f,:_`4_,,H,,;, ,,N _ ____ lwholc expressi;r_i __ehang§c;_ ibut it took poss;ssion__of__her till the

~ - - S W0 S. . __ "~»- _== " ve very go , aven’ .Old Dear? tears ran down er c ee s.

‘ ,/i, f` -and please dont mind if I go withi "Oh, Aunt Naomi. do forgive mei

i _ _ ' - -T Allht N210mi how. It is so kind of her _Fm nothing but a proper pig; but lt`s Professional Cards _ \ ` to ask ine, and I‘1l come back for you, _all so extraordinary. I hadnt an idea

i= _ if you like, in an hour or so." 1 _ _

*"‘_~*’“"’*”‘“*"'-"' ' 3 ` ' "Not such thing," put in Mrs Cot-

A UDITORS' " l'

_ [Mrs Bradford back. as it would havel

' taken 3/Ou if YOu had waited." l

I began taking Sargon than I’ve been in 10 years, I've never seen its equal

V MRS. MARGARETE McCOLGAN

estloii has disappeared and I'm feel-

sometimes it seemed all such a des- perate comedy. she did not know where to hide her head to extinguish the uncontrollable laughter which threatened to shake her like a whirl- wind. It always came upon her in the most solemn moments, when Jlnrs mother was waxing eloquent about the iloodnes oi God, and the wonderful

meh. or being insistent on the exact

small and irksome especiall b wo-

Complete happiness. it bewildered the

ane accompanied them in the doo;-_

drawing-room with a high head and on angry face. She considered that Jim's wife had been most rude and insulting. and if hers was a sample of manners in what she called the up- per circles, why, then, preserve her f1‘0m them, that was all!

Outside the' highly polished maho- gany with its copper fittings Poppy siiddenlv gripped Aunt Naomi's arm

was so I

If I because

get

take Amelia South

tario.

~ - 'il so 4

vv oJ`£ »¢, \¢vo¢ , \vo»¢¢»»¢o¢» ve

¢»so»'s’¢'¢'o»¢ovv°"*v°'»o»°»‘*o¢'»\43""ovoee»¢o"°°~o»»¢.°,”,**’**rcs "°**0 ""°" ’° “N

(H561) Burma GLYN /Bmour writer on problems nf

rmnanca -

"CLOTHES, clothes, ciotiiesi

Clothes in courtship!

Clothes after marriage! How_ steadily the note runs through all my correspondence with women,” says Elinor Giyn,'\ "and how much of a. _mysteryj clothes still seem to bei

“Yet it really s'i1ouldn’t be a.

problem . . . when you realize why clothes are so importa_nt.

“You know that you look

best in certain colours. There is the clue .".“. for it is colour that makes clothes charmmg, allur- ing, expressive of you.(

“So if you would be success-

ful in ro£|.lgee_oi_° in married

life. let me give you two rulés . . .

"ONE: Wear the colours that' ` suit you best: '

“TWO: Keep those colours

fresh and new and vital, just as you keep your things clean and dainty.

“The slightest loss _in hue, t._he least deviation from the orig- _inal tint, spoil the elfeci; . . _ and, of course, the charm that the gown or frock brings.

“I have found that the allure

that lies in colour is protected by Lux. Repeated washings leave things _colour-fresh _and

\ .

'6olour~vital . . . new-like iniiue

and power to charm.

And let your sarro/lnding:

rejlect. YOU . .

"Not only in your frocks and _..,. _ accessories, such as_ gloves, ggbgiggwgf scsrfs and handkerclnefs, but; ____ a____d___:______

- ~ . ~'<f=~j sr,

_equally uiiportautinyour very. an ____\_=_l_y_iy :_

1 cHAaLoTTsTowN'woin-ea

aéout clotkef. imarriage and romance

¢§6&§6Q¢29Q§~

‘ sfrfliedma K #bat made!

_ clothes _

rbaming) alluring, ¢s1>r¢m'w -if.w~f'

surrouiidings; colo\irIi's"v'it§.i-_ . The curtains, draperies and slip : covers of your living room form 1 part of the magic spell. And

here, too, Lux is invaluable.”-'

ined,y¢£_;lluno! *ict ._»2-‘;s‘_“,”".‘ _ ’

joyous urloiit. 1 - Q3) <“'=i»' o.. *Vi .

» (aio Lua is

;~»§'\»=~.§;~,;~

. , °f=w-<3°;,_’.°~=f;“=i- ‘fi..‘1?.‘i'...."i.".'.i‘l‘.1

~ii+‘-f_<i§-T23 ‘gsv"°.§'- 1 tho dress was =,,,;;...\-f”_"?’ be elmiliim -`- ,_ QQ?-” t-lwugarmoinevr.

_ ,r _.f r . _ f ‘-fr _

_ c. A. ____

sep? 6'* _- I .>f(.,>

”'<‘g"'§"q`5't~' ___ wwe.

4*.. _é

If itfv sqfé in wdter itll' .café in LUX ,M

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PUBLIC MEETINGS ON BEHALF OF THE CON SERVATIVE CANDIDATES WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS:

QUEEN’S COUNTY

COBB-AN BAN ' Saturday, July 19th GRAND VIEW Thursday. July 241.11.

These meetings will commence at 8 P. M. (Standard Time) and will be

addressed by the Candidates or by prominent Conservative Speakers.

-ur 1

5417-7-15-t24.

ple went on like that. Please, please

do forgive me. And I must just kiss you here and now for taking me away. You saved my soul, to say nothing oi my bodyl"

They paged through the omate

ironwork gate whereon was a\1iige copper plate bearing the names of Haddon Hall in early Eng‘ish let- tering, which the pcstnian and the errimd boys iourid it hard to read.

And M suddenly as the laughter had

come, tears began to course down Poppy's cheeks.

peo

CHAPTER XV

Aunt Naomi gripped the girl firmly

by the arm.

"Hush, my dear, you mustn‘t! People

will notice; they might even be look-

ing out oi the window at Haddon Hall. It would never do for them to .see you cry; they would wonder very much and most certainly misunderstand."

“Wou1d they? I suppose they would,"

lsald PUPPY. mopping her eyes with the tiniest wisp of pink and white lawn concealed up her sleeve. "I‘m a little

fool. of course, butit was a large dose all at one time. I hadnt an idea when

Old Dear said we were going to tea at Mrs. Cotman's that it would be like

that. I-I rather wish it hadnt been sprung on me, Do you suppose Jim knew it would be like that "

Aunt Naomi smiled.

"I don‘t think Jim goes to ‘at-home'

days. Very few men. other than the Rector and the curates. go."

l To he Continued)

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A national tendency to drink less

beer and more tea is indicated in the last annual report of the British Com missioners of Customs and Excise.

Bo successful was the World Jam.

boree of the Boy Scouts at Liverpool

England. last summer. that there was A nn-nina ni ns-.-1.. ann rum 1.... ax...

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Poi_iricAi. iviiaiariuo

AT s'ruRoEoi\i `

_l_,

Hon. Senator J. J. Hughes will ad-

dress .the electors ol Sturgeon and Vicinity at Sturgeon Hall on Wednes day evening. July 16th at 8.30 o‘clock in the interests of the Liberal Party. 5420-'l~14~1i. _-;

'5*-" l " *il "' ` Cricketisbecoming very popular-in Goldbeaters in England recently

SQUBTC. »

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Argentina, International games being beat a. block of gold one uid one played with Brazil and Chile. and a quarter inches square and one-tlfoa .British team will visit the country uandth 'ot an inch thick into 15 this winter. sheets of gold, each tive inches

places .

By arrangement made between the Executive of Liberal~Conservative and the Liberal Associations of Queen’

County joint political meetings will be held at the followin \

QUEEN’S COUNTY "

Political Meetings

ri l

Tuesday, July 15th Vi¢t01'i Thursday, July 17th Bradalban Friday, July 18th Hope Rive Monday, July 21st Ciifib

All meetings will he addressed by the candidates on eac

side and will commence at eight o’clock Standard Time. MARK R. McGUIGAN N. W .LOWTHER Sec’y Liberal Association Sec’y Lib.-Conservative Ass’

Sealed Tenders

Sealed tenders for the privilege of

supplying and selling ot score cards for the four days races to be held in connection with the Provincial Exhibition, August 18 to 22. with one page reserved for reading matter' supplied by the Association, will be received by the undersigned on or be- fore July 15th. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

J. w. isouxxrim. seey., Charlottetown. P. E. Island.

ForSale by Tender

Tenders will bo received by the lui-

dersigned up to noon, July 19th, by mail for the purchase of property no. 137 and 139 Grafton Street. now oc- cupied by the Purdle Ferguson Shoe Co., Ltd., Messrs. Johnson and Ward,

Messrs. W. C. Pitlloid Ai 'Co.. l.!Id»

Wm. S. Gordon.

Complete new heating apparatus

and furnace. complete new wiring, concrete basement and comparative- ly new roof. This property hu been completely renovated from basement to third floor. The highest kinder riot neeesarliy accepted. For any (nr- ther particulars apply to Wm. l.

Gordon, between 10 a. m. and noon.

»l»|l~¢ _A AL- -lll__

4130-s-ao-‘tstiiiauiy as

_TI r

KING’S COUNTY

Political Meetings

The undersigned Federal Candidates will meet the ei¢¢

ors of King’s County at the following places and dates, VU’ _Cardigan Tuesday, July 15.1 Montague Thursday, July 17-1 Heatherdale Friday, July 18.1 Georgetown Monday, July 21.. Cambridge Tuesday, July 22.1 Murray River, Thursday, July 24.1 Murray Harbour Friday, July 25,1

‘Is

..» it ,.

All meetings to commence at 8.30 p m `

J. A. MACDONALD THOMAS V. GRANT

1111*"

PUBLIC MEETINGS ON BEHALF OF T'

CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS:

KING’S COUNTY

onsumaarns weaosusy. -val: 10"* roaruivii aamoii 'rino-may. July 1'1"* Moaiiu. naar. saturday. -ill! 19°: _s'r. campus _ saturday. July 19”;

,. ~ >- ,. r

L_ _.

au time meetings viii commence at ii r. M. issuuisni mm) 10":

be addressed by the Candidate or by prominent conservative Sil0\*°”' 3,