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mother to daughter

since the days of the earliest French settlers still ﬂourish in Quebec, in every town and village . . .

why tourists return,

year after year. Spend your holi- days with us this summer, in this old French Canadian province.

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For rsrcs and descriptive literature, appl horse travel s mo), ruicrno lr cl Commerce, rrl wry, steamship or bus o cer orwrita ds Dept. Ouébzc Cliy, Cuirds.

“CANADA

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Conservative Convention

FIRST, DISTRICT‘, Kconvenﬂon of the Conservative Electors of

1 the First District of Queens will be held at Hall in

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are appointed forthwith.

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BRADALBANE. SATURDAY, JUNE 15TH AT 8 O’CLOCK P. M.

fto nominate two candidates for the Provincial Elec-

Each Poll is entitled to send five delegates. Poll Chairmen are requested to see that their delegates

By order of Executive

{ DUNCAN J. CAMPBELL,

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Olosing Notice

We the undersigned merchants of Kensingtorr will close our places o! buglnggg, t ' ' June 10th st the following hour-s.

Monday and Friday at O P. M.

Wednesday at l2 noon.

04pm 1 ‘ Thursday and Sat- urday evening.

MacKENZIE 8r 00s

J. h C. KENNEDY . J. A. McPBEItSON

l. W. HALMEB.

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We have b! u" iwnorqto o er for solo by auction on tho promises on Wednesday the 12th day of Juno at 2 o'clock in the I afternoon, lot of laud and dweiiinl» - ‘ Jiy located on the South side ‘ of Kent Btroot a fow hundred yards ¢ West of thrombi-net some Nv- 9'- Bisoofiotafcotbyﬂ feet. Pro- ‘ party contains small dwelling at t but’ woli located for lrnsinoI

1' Fcfurtherparticaisrssply

_ III EASTERN TRUST COMPANY , I. A. MsoDONALD, _ , ~ _' Auctioneer. '

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F012 SALE

Savoy Hotel at Mount Stewart, furnished or un- furnished.’ Also Grocery business. Ill health reason . for soiling. w i 1A8. ATKINS

Convener.

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CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION

A Convention of tho Conservative Electors of the First District cl Kings will bo hold st The Court House, Sonrls, on Monday» Jill" 17th at 8 P. IVL to nominate two Candidates for the frovinoia-l Elec- tion. Each polling division in the said District is miueried to send Five Delegates to attend said (kn- vention.

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W. C. T. U._- Notes WIATIOUIAVIGIVQAWA! Ul-Wbumwllllillnthllhifﬁlﬂﬁlli Whcofbo sioadfast rock's defy All cdnhoidihyolnooltdesd lhwhstyouhsvogivonaway. .mild'my$irpvrsmids dwvsnissuc Galsd-atnby millions. Nimrod BiIgWhNdUQM-UOOIO. Iswhstyouhsvrsdvon sway.

Heapohogomlkaardosvmimay; Aiimasanhcldﬂiyoirroold, dead

Iswhs/oyouconoarryaiway; srwd. Kingooftl-ioﬂalosnama-rhaday

Is who; you have given sway. —~iE. M. Potent.

ULSAIAILDETTVILE

Outofﬂiorunksofthovihdﬂltu. amerrvberhas been transplanted

_Courﬁ1dyourconouootohyseasnd_

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Penthouse Love-i By' A 'ATsMA ‘SIOUX SCARBERRY

OIIAFIII- l Jones," BirnrnonsJssld, "I be better for you

"That's very klnd—-of you--" Charity sold, haitingly.

“If you'll tsko this," he crossed over and handed the envelope to Charity, “and go into the small of- fice hero, I'll call you later."

With a great effort Charity walk- ed stiiﬂy into the other room. Bim- mons closed the door behind her. For a momen‘ Chsrityis hands mblcd until silo could not 0pm the envelope. It was uncanny, Like a message from the dead. She dreaded, more than sho had ever

who filled a. world-wide place of helpfulness, unsdomed with any spectacular publicity.

On April 5th D1‘. sore. B. Detwiler Kitchener, Ontario, left o. vacancy. byher-desthJni-rcrworldorfoesse- less activity that was made large

one of the ., ‘ ‘ achievements of the W. C. T. U. was the creation " of Work", thus on- listlng all dasses of talent and tern- perments.

Inthelﬂoreporiofthemitnrio Union convention this work re- ceived its introduction as follows: ‘The need of Travellers‘ Aids at railway stations is growing. A sur- prising number- of girls disappear from trains every your, and some of them are never traced. Dr. Sara Detwiler, Kitchener, who has been giving much time to the work of providing protection for young girls drove home her facts with the aid of a series of contrasting figures de- plctirigaginlinacity gsnetin girl safeguarded in a

. by her going.

ha/ppy home." , In the 19m report of work accom- plished there is depicted the achiev- ing character-foils of this new miperlniendent, end new Depart- ment. To illustrate whet she and her helpers were able to do Tidings quotes: "Approximately 41,00‘) have been assisted."

Dr. Detwlior is gone but her works surely follow her.

MISS CAEBELL ‘WRYIES FROM IERUSAIEM

Weazegrovdngscnlcclythose

Jisyain-Iefftilo-lerriohatwbfeelwo renting

in view has one large hall where we could hold Jirblic meetings, seatlngnbou/t, 200.

be reserved for the ladies, one for thoboys a-ndtheirgarneqonefcr especially

sounds good, doesn't it? If you would have mysddress put into the Tidings I'll be very gram- fui. some one kindly sends it to me. 0h for o Jerusalem free from drink and drugs! Just lowly we've been -" ‘ over the use of‘ hoshlsh in the little land, so many _ addicts, the government finding it very dlf-flcirlt to stop it. I'm writing it up in the papers of Pﬂ-lestlne. ' Several nice Muslims have Joined us recently. They seem deeply inter- cotedOne issrcousinof the Grand Mufti, who is head of the Muslim Sirpreme Council. He fold me the following fnterestin, incident: A Chi-lotion man came to mo n. short timeﬂdusnd mid, “Youlmowﬂie government is not giving new liquor licenses this year. I want one very much. Please interccde for me with Major Wainwright who has the power to givo one, and I'll be so

AUSTIN GRADY- gmtoful." The Muslim ambled and

QMWMI- said, "My friend, you've come u» uic

11-7046-6-5-11-13- wrong per-coir. I belong to that - ,_ ‘ ‘ myself’ and

oanriot possibly help you." The

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PIIBLIO NOTIOE

PERIOD-MING RIGHT,‘ INQUIRY

His Honour Judge Parker, tho Commissioner appointed io inquire into the foes tbs Canadian Per forming llllht

r rforrnancm o! rnﬂlcal, and dra-

in and into other matters g to

performing right, will sit at tho Brunswick Howl. Moncion, New

corriponerspoblishorssndothorsin- terestod in any way In tho public perforrnsncoofrnosfowhodosiroio

preoentsnyovidsrscobofnntho Cornmlsion

Dsiedsigironiotlrlsltlrdayof

- limo, 1935.

N, D. MocLean

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Vorib Wiltsiriro Phone III _

‘ n 800i“! Hllltﬁ h cuititlod to collect fomllcmsss for‘ P15" M!

Ganldl

C ' ‘ made o. gesture of dismay and woliced sway.

_This Muslim rrrember and three more of us have juot been ovor, to the house, I wrote about. It's big- ness end oirinem and miltobieness just filled my heart wit/h one big longing for ft. The hall holds st

ssisry foi- s months of 1N5? How good our Father is in raising up so many friends for me.

Perhaps some day Cod will let us

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Inn your rsptaro troubles with oar perfected invention. No log straps. No stool. no sheila. Light. Inex- porrsivo. Guaranteed. Writs for information.

dreamed anything in her life, to open it. Bhe fought for seif-contror. Then with a mighty effort she lore the letter open and began to read “My Desr Charity?’ She saw that it was in ‘Temple's hand writing. Ho had never called hei- by hei- ﬁrst name. It touched her deeply.

“I hardly know what to say to you. Like every one else, you are goingtotlilnkmcaninsanemm when you hear the will I have left behind me. But I want to assure yo , my dear child, I was never more sans in my life than when I made it.

“It will surprise you o. great deal, since I have always been such a crochoty old codger, to learn how fond I was of you. There were many times when I wanted to show you how much I admired your ability, your courbgc and your rare cid- fsshloned common sense. But I have never been one to show my feelings, even to my own family. Hence, I have been very lonely, and lost out on n great many of the things that make life worth while."

A little oob caught at Chsrityk throat and she hold the letter to her before she read on.

"I have known only one woman in my life who had all your fine qualities and womanly virtues. That woman was ~ my wife-my son's mother. Toner I owe everything I have over done that amounted to a pinch of snuff.

"If it hsd not been for Bally, who

nmsrried me in spite of all the warn-

ings of her family and friends. when we were 2i, I should never have been anything but o. wastrel. I'm sure I can't see now what such o. lovely girl sow in s wild oat like mo."

Charity almost forgot she was reading a letter-end for a moment felt so though her employer were

have a headliner-tors oil of our own in Jerusalem. Rents are lush.

Mary J. Campbell. ‘Temperance Hoodlum-tors. Msmi-ilsh Rd, Jerusalem.

AN INTERNATIONAL TEMTEEANCE UNION

' has received from

M. 11.0 8 : 1.3.0.1’; Hon. Secretory and Ccnvenor of the 1 tier-national ‘Temperance Union (British Bec-

tlon) as Bedfcrd mace, Russel Binnie, mndon, Ilnglnrrd, o. copy of the constitution of this itcmiperonce federation, comprised of the merg- ing of two other outstanding tem- perance organizations. An earnest wish is e .,._ 3r for the fullest co- operation of all Canadians interes- fod in this important nture. To irlte a paragraph trorn this com.- rnunicstion:

‘The great contribution nude by the members of the Twentieth In-

to our proceedings strengthen us in thohopeuidbelief that wean at {he beginning of Mist is going to become s really greau Imperial

Crusade."

comprehensive and complete. '

tion shall consist of (l) National Temperance Organization, District and Incsl ‘Damper-once Associations, Denominational Temperance Oom- ‘M11306! and such Religious Organi- ntiono as accept ‘roisl Abotoinonco os a condition 0f Membership con- t. ting on annual sum of not less than Two Guineas.

(2) Personal Members in synvpath with the work of tho Iniornstio

than one guinea." Tho British iomperonco faction is in deadly oomeot for the promotion

STARTING FRIDAY, IUNI‘?

0f olr orrtiro stock cuisb lion's and Indies’ Clothing,

arrl Shoes; also Dining loom Furniture, oido learns. Tables sol Chairs: also one Singer Sowing Maehino in Af shape, one Brass- wick Granrsphonc in , ‘cot shops. Itwoallllyyaaiolookthonrovsr It will nrsaa s big saving lo Wu.

EXOIIIIOE- STONE

' in lisbnsna sour a-rsrs-o-f-ai. _ \

speak. wosliisndforten ‘ nothing to do but play at studying

iernotional Congress from Canada. p

contribution to the Temperance" The Constitution of the Inter- _

of the British Boc- "

sitting then Molds hor tslkinguA faint little smile toilohcd her lips. and all the fear and strangeness went from her. .

"My boy," Charity reod then, “hm boon a great disappointment in me . so for; But, in all fairness to him. Ihsvotosdmititisprdboblyiny own fault. His mother died when he years he has had

art and throw my money all over: tho world. “Knowing him, as I know myself, I feel certain that only tho influ- criceofsgoodwornanwillmokoa man of him. I have-o deadly fear . that he may marry someone frivol- ous and piessuro-loving—lllne self. Or that some Kiri will try to taike him over for his for-tune. "And so, mydeor clild; you must» both forgive me for the strange thingInmsboiltmdotoyouYou must believe it is because I love. both you and my son and wont the besathat lilo can give you child- zen.

Charity began to tremble so that the letter shook in her hands. She realised she was about to reach the

climax of Temple's essage. With a supreme effort she forced herself to read on:

“I am leaving half of my money to you-the other half to my son- withthe provision that you are to marry within s. week after the rend- lng of my last will and testament." 'I'he letter fell from Chnrityh r hands and for a moment she sway- cd as if she were going to faint. A‘ buzz of voices came to her, and slio l realised that Qimmons must he l, reading the will to Doug 'I‘emple‘ and the others gathered in his of. ﬂee. She struggled bravely to re- gain her composure. She dared not go to pieces there. l Mechanically she picked the let- ter from the ﬂoor and forced her- self to ﬁnish it.

"The money will not interest you for yourself. 'I‘hst I know. But I am ‘ counting on you to carry out my last request. I cannot think of your going on through life slaving in an 0mm, —°X‘ mﬂffyiil! l Door man and liv- ins in poverty. And you must rem. ember all the things you can do for your family. ‘

"Mm? my con-and do the best iou can to make s. man of him. Be may refuse to marry under the pro- visions I have laid down in my will but I do not believe he will. Doug would not know how to tum his hmds w elming his own living. Be- sides I cannot believe he would dis- obey my dying requst.

"B8 B6 kind as you can to him.

temptation to get behind

with tpn big cu.

"I ATOOK YOUR ADVICE AND BOUGHT A DODGE‘

With summer sunshine calling you oiit-of-doois there is o constant

oi’ s csr like this. Thar temptation becomes a revelation when you dis; ~ cover that the new Dodge abounds power and their realize how ' little oline and oil it takes to

R; ‘ﬂodag

. by LOU sKuce

HE “sums PICKS VEM" oFF uusr LiKE A PIPE“ LOVER sons

and girls to nii your lives with 35y. her face

Then, when my boy is old, he will bless his old Dad for being ‘crazy’ and willing a. wife like you to him. God bless you, dear Charity, and live You the happiness you deserve."

Charity did not know how long she had sot with her head on the desk w Si opened the

She raised her hood and he sow

the wheel

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SIVIOKE

mottled with tears. Ho

V ‘Iieinplo know?" itHowas almost no shaken as

Simmons nodded. and

palod Charity. In his thirty years of law hand over his forehead that drip~

practice he had never come in con- pod with perspiration. tact with such an unbelievable drums "in real life. -

"You-know, then?" ho nodded to the letter.

ow?"

a

ing faint and hollow. “Dow-AM

hi

"Yes-ho knows. Will you soc bins

Charity rims-s. Panic rum nu and she looked wildly around fﬂl’ a

Show mm the w“ to happmes. spoke to her softly: Clarity got to her fest and lcsn- wx or escape. Simmons put his G1 m f r h It Jones. ed against the desk for support. h q (m 1m- nun, V’ m “ may ° °“ l“ W‘ ' es- she rind, her voice roiino- m, n. Continued),

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