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The Adjourned Annual Meeting of » ._ the John Agnew Fur Farms. Ltd., will l w be held on the 26th day of June. 193D , It eight o'clock in the Board of Trade ‘

Rooms, Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island.

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Farm consisting of li‘1'l acres. with ,

crop consisting ni 5 acres potatoes. 25 acres grain. 30 of hay. balance pas- ture; also 10 acres wood land. good brook at back of farm. Good build- ings, situated about two miles from 55:35.3; station. For iurthcr nar- ticulars, apply to URVILLE LARGE,

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At 63 Upper Prince Street, Friday. v June 27th, at 1.30 o'clock sharp. all -

household furniture and effects of

Professor W. E. Fletcher Terms cash.

J. A. MacDonald. Auctioneer. 4903-6-25-31

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l ‘unji- I no u. n PAY. on.

“Let us prey" is the slogan ct stock swindiers."

Bunko: buy a gold brick? '

Do you really want to

Farmer: It I kin git one reason- able. The summer boarders were disappointed because l didn't have

. one last year. I don't want to make another mistake this time.

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Miss Sweet: Don't you think It is awfully dangerous to go beyond line's depth, Mr. Swift?

Mr. Swift: Yes. if you have only , )4 don't go to a S10 hotel. '

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Oak: Did they cut their initialr In your bark again? Elm: Y n-l '1:it's strange

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It is genuine folly to neglect such a condition or to treat with artificial digestive aids that cannot neutralize the stomach acid. A better way is to got from any reliable drug store some Blsurated Magnesia lpowder or tab- lets» and take a little in water after‘

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Magnesia does give wonderful rellefl in nine out of ten eases. Ask your Doctor or Druggist. Try it today.

The Masonic Temple Company.

The annual eeting of sharehoiii- l on of The Masonic Temple Company will be held in B. Ii.- Brow‘: Office. l“ Richmond street. Charlottetown. on Wednesday the 9th day of Joly. , A. 1)., 1980. at 1.30 P. M.

Dated It Charlottetown this 23rd day of June 1930.

VQARIISTIRS. SOLID! ‘DIR. ITO It Great George Stroll L l! I“ IDAI

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Continued

"That's true; but it don't seem b0 be going too well ill-it now. Now. tell me. what did they Say w you in London?"

“Absolutely nothing. I might just ns well have stopped at home."

“You went to the War Office?"

"Of course, but its steps are wear- ing thin with chars like me mount- ing them. tr. the war machine. dad."

"Oh yes, it does! It's the cumula- tive effect of units that will have to bring us victory," said the 02d man thoughtfully. "So they said rlOthing at all to you?"

"Only the same old grind! Wilt 101' the Rlcdical Board. He- was fairly cle-

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rcnt. He said he might get me a Base '

appointment till I'm fit. even sugges- ted the Gunnery school here."

"That would be fine. lad. and 1'01! could live at home and be properly looked after."

"It might (lo for a time." said Bradford. reflecting that since he had been thrust rudely back to the bosoml of his family he had better make thel best of them. “But of course. I'll‘ zievei- be right till I get back to ac-' = ‘e service."

The elder Bradford slmvly shook‘ his head. "It scunds queer that y0u,i nvho have been ihromh thefc‘ awful’ things. should ivant i0 get back to it."

“It gets a grip of you, father, and iis r. good thing it does. If every man got the wind up with his wound. where should we be? There seems to be a party on upstairs. Rhoda vvouldnt enlighten me." 1

Isaac Bradford smiled comfortably,

"It's your mother; bless her heart.‘ She, hoped you would in home to-l night. and asked them all on the off-

‘chance. Great woman, your motheiq,

her heart's a5 big as the sea. 'I'l'lCl'€'Sl always room for one more."

"Aunt Naomi coming do you know?" l "I don't know. but all the Cotmansl are. even your Uncle Ben. We'll make a night o! it. I don‘; doubt. and it will please your mother no end to, have you home."

“Stow these books and come out,"

its-night and start on them in the [morning It'll be queer if I don't get. fthem straightened out before Sun- dajv."

Isaac Bradford. with a sigh of re- lief, shut the big ledger. put it‘ in the cupboard below the desk. and turn- the key thereon. Before they

|spckc.

"Jim, it gives me a kind of turn to see the \va_v money is rolling in here. We don't seem able to help ourselves. Lord send it isn't a form of profiteer- ing."

“I; a; T. be “l-T 5on3; teer?" asked Jim quizzicaily.

"I don't do that. We charge a. fair price for a good article. same as we've always done, but it's the amount of business. Since the camp came it's doubled-aye, trebled. I give a lot

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you'll be surprised when you look 1mg things to-morrow."

"It's a bit of cherrio to hear that somebodyl: the better for the war," ob- served Jim, and , reaching for his father's hat. which hung on a peg behind the door. he made him put 1L on.

"Let's go and see AuntNaomi; {hath please her."

CQrn Ached 4 Weeks Removed in 3 Days

Putnam's Corn Extractor dried up the corn, made it shrlvel and drop oil‘. Satisfaction isguaranteed if you use Putnam's-it's pain- less. safe, sure. Refuse a subs- titute for Putnam's — it's the best.

Puriims Comixrricro/r /s Painless-Sofie- fffic/enf

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urged Jim. “I'll CRITY them upstairs‘,

away but still ifs piling up. I take it,

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Wedding

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The marriage of Miss Nancy G. C. Rogers, eldest daughter of Mr- and Mrs. Reginald H. Rogers of this city to Mr. Douglas A. Ramsay of Hamilton. P. E. I., was solemnlzecl tn ‘Trinity Church last evening at eight o'clock, Rev. Dr. Ramsay, D. D., assisted by Rev. C. N. Brown, M. A. officiating. The church was beautifully adorned with summer blooms placed there by the girl friends of the bride and made a pretty back ground for the wedding party. -

The Winsome bride wore ii lovely gown of white lace over rich satin and looked exceedingly girlish and pretty. Her veil of filmy lime was ar- ranged ln cap effect, the lace having been given to her by her maternal grandmother. while the‘ orange blos- soms with which it was adorned were worn by her father's mother on her wedding day. An exquisite bouquet of roses and lllzes of the valley complet- ed the lovely effect.

Her bridesmaid. Miss Janete Larkln looked exceedingly nice in daffodil yellow lace with a becoming 11st and shoes to correspond. Her bouquet was of Talisman roses. The groom was supported by his brother, Mr. James Ramsay, while the bride's brother, Mr. Ben Rogers and Mr. Archie Ramsay, Moncton, cousin of the groom ushered at the church.

' The bride's mother, Mrs. Rogers, was gowned in blue nowerecl chiffon with corsage boquet of snapdragon. while the groom's mother, Mrs. How- ard Ramsay wore a handsome dress

never in bulk. Your

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"I haven't been in Naomfs house for ever so long," said Bradford, and with the air of a school-boy submitt- ing to authority followed 111s soldier

lson out of doors. They did not. how-

ever. Ebl: as far as the antique shop.

‘but met Mrs. "Bradford hard by the . twenty miles eastword gram 10,140,;

l Town Hall. "There you are. Jimmy. boy. I made . sure you'd come home to-nlght. Now. lwho W85 right, father? And where. l may I ask. are you both going?" , “Only as far as Naomfs. mother," ‘said her husband. ' “She isn't in. I've been there to . as!‘ her round. Seems she takes her , turn at the canteen Thursday after- lnoons. and as both Jane and Sylvie ‘are coming round to-night, I don't {suppose Naomi will get off." 5 "I wish it had been Aunt Naomi in- stead of the Cotmars, mother," said’ l Jim on the spur of the moment. I “Nonsense, son; it's the young ones 3 you want. We'll have a lively evening. ,1 made Jane promise to bring ‘I18! Lbanjo. I hear she runs the gramo- .phone pretty close at the hut sing- 2502185. The boys simply love her coon lsongs. Sylvie and she sing" duets t0- gether to it."

Bradford twisted his lips in a queer dry smile. clutched his father's arm, l and said he wasn't going to be cheat- led of his walk.

"Well. only half an hour. then,‘ said his mother warningly. “I'll trot home and see that Rhoda puts enough on the table."

y About an hour later a goodly com- pany sat down at the long table. which simply groaned with good things. In spite of war conditions and food re.- tions there was no shortage in the Bradford household. It was royal feast, and Jim enjoyed it very well, though once when he closed his eyes he saw the pink shade over a little

restaurant and the light in Poppy's lovely lace.

It made him ignore a very pointed question Cousin Jane Cotman put to him. Tom Bishop sew that his bro- ther-in-law was not quite himself, and wondered whether hLr. love affair had progressed or been set. back by his visit to London. After the meal they retired to the sitting-room. called the parlour. where the piano was. The Cotmans had achieved a reel draw- ing-room during the last couple of lyesrs, toward; whose decorations both ‘Jane and Sylvie had contributed won-

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(The Canadian Pres!) LONDON, Eng, June BL-(‘By lTho-s. T. ChampionJ-Staff Corres- ipondent. Theoobalds Park, some

is likely to coma lnilotho market

shortly. This estate belonged to the l late Admiral Hodwflrth Meux, and for

many years the principal entrance lhas consisted of Old Temple Bar. , Many |;¢0})l6 still living are able to re- ‘ member when this hoeary 01d gateway ' into the City of mndon stood 0n 1B lorginal site in the Strand ---opposlte . the present Law Courts.

l The forthcoming sale of Theobaids Park has melted several societies lconcemed with matters antiquarian : to press for the return of Temple Bar ‘ to the City. Not that it could ever be . put back into original position. Even l fifty years ago when it. was removed ‘to see its disappearance from the lstrand. But lovers of historic relics i think it could suitably be returned to; London as an adornment of surh a I place as the Temple Gardsnr. w“ "

. would be near to tho cr‘_r=---' '- .Fifty years ago when Temple Bu

I lderful hand-painted articles of every conceivable size and shape; even the ‘china doorpiates bore traces of their j handiwork and were proudly shown by Mrs. Cotman to callers on her “At; Home" day as the gu-w high art. l l ‘They both wore white frocks that night. and Jane at least had not the 'figure w look well 1n a white frock. 'It gave the effect of being too tight all over her and accentuated her Lstoutness. She had a string of irnita-‘ tion pearls of considerable size round lher full throat and her bbdioe was‘ ‘cut in a deep V. which lshowed her red sunburned neck. she was a big. ‘strapping wench, but she mode no lsort of appeal to her Cousin Jim. th- lough she admired him immensely. He possessed a good baritone voice. and lln pro-war days had always been quite l pleased to have a sing-song with his lcousins, either 1n his own home or ytheirs. They could not make out this stiff, silent. distant young man, who ‘seemed to be happiest left se- iverely alone.

"Quite like old times. isn't it. Jim?" “sold Jane. as they gathered about the piano. "Do tell us how you amus- ed yourseleves in your dug-outs? Ls it true that you had champsnge and all sorts of luxuries and a high-class variety entertainment every night?”

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. lIacKenzie presided at the organ and

(To be Continued) -

of black satin. During the ceremony Miss Lilian

Miss Margaret Stems sang, very sweetly, the solo “Because! During the signing of the register the Choir gave a fine rendition of “Oh Perfect Love."

After the ceremony which was very largely attended by numerous friends a reception was held at the bride's home on Pleasant Street. where Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay were showered with happiest congratulations.

The dining-room was a bower. of iovliness with quantities of orange blossoms and greenery. while in the drawing-room the color scheme was in pink. .

Assisting were Mrs. C. R. Rogers, Summerside who poured coffee, and Mrs. F. J. Lockerby. Hamilton. who cut the ices. Mrs. Cecil Stewart ush-

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changed Hatfield House for Theolnids Park, and was so fond of the latter place that he is said to have declared 1f he could not continue to live there he would l0 but: to Scotland.

Having l. diameter of B0 feet in weighing more than ‘l5 tour, m- world’s largest boring mill was re cently completed in Germany.

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ered in the drawing-room and Mrs. Hurst supervised in tho dining-room.

After felicitatlons Mr. and M25. Ramsay left on s. motor trip and on

their return will reside in Charlotte-

town. VMany exquisite gifts were» received.

The Guardian joins in happiest congratulations.

was demolished, the City Fathers th- ought so little it that the stones for years remained in a heap in a refusel yard. Lady Moux eventually rescued Temple Ber from this indignity andi at a personal wst of £15,000 re-erect-i *1 it faultlessly at the entrance of, "tobalds Park, where it has remsin- ' ' ever since. Some few years back on w‘. quarian society approached 5i: Icdworth Meux on the possibility of Temple Bar returning to London. "The society shows more than on Ahab-like covetousness." declared the AdrniraLI-le also pointed out that the statuos of the Stuart Royal Family, which still grace Temple Bar. were intended to perpetuate the glory oi that dynasty. James the First ex-

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Political Meetings

_ The undersigned Federal Candidates will meet the elect ors of King’s County at the following places and dates, viz:

Cherry Hill Thursday, June %, 1930 Peakes Friday, June 27, 1930 . . . . Monday, June 30, 1930 SLPeters Wednesday,June2,1930 St.Margarets Thursday',.iuiy3.1930 St. Coiumba Friday, July 4- 1930 Kingsboro .. Monday,July 7,1931 Souris Tuesday,July 8.1935 Annandale Thursday, July 10, i930 Bridgetown .. ' .. Friday, July 11th.193l'- SLGcorges........-.................. Monday,.1uly14.193ll Cardigan Tuesday, July 15.19341 Montague TllursdayJuly 17-1939 Heatherdale-.......................... Friday, July 18.19341 Georgetown Monday, July 21.1939 Cambridge .. Tuesday, Jul)’ 3119i“ Murray River, Thursday, July 241 193l Murray Harbour....................... Friday, Jul>'25.193ll All meetings to commence at 8.30 p. m. '

J. A. MACDONALD

THOMAS V. GRANT