-l' . ~ ._ Pl- ' Dressed Hog s illi Li I

:,“' . me iotii, imtw-ui continue mini;

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. We will discontinue receiving

cd hogs for this season. Tuesday,

ve hogs on Tuesday and hiday

noon of each week.

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DAVIS & FRASER D69-a-1-ai. ‘

.>"`1_'-"_°" Hungary expects its fruit crop this

Qtr to be one ot the largest ever in

- ~ country.

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):'s time now to give s thought to

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ONE bowl of Kellogg’s Pep Bran Flakes makes you want another. That famous flavor of PEP and crispneas which Kellogg has given them aren’t found in any other bran flakes.

So nourishing-you get

the vitamins, the mineral salts of the wheat and just enough bran to keep you Et. Sold in the red-and-gi-een package. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario.

proving your landscape was never. .

Continued

Bradfords face flushed a dull red. "Dont you see I'm avoiding the

market? I'm going round to Aun'. Naomi's now." '

Jane looked the disappointment she

felt. She was a frank, ingenuous creature. a little loud in voice and style, but a general favourite.

She did not suspect that her cousin

was _Shrinking from her, mentally and physically, and wanted ‘ao get away. ' "Oh, all right; I'll say so-long, and I’ll be down for you at four sharp to- morrow. My, won't it make Sylvie

turn green with envy! Sho'.ilcin`t won- der if she comes down on the step."

"You seem rather dull and not like

yourself," she added sympathetioally, "I suppose its natural. but you`ll soon be all right when you've been at home for a bit and had a jolly time

among us all. Markyate‘s very lively just now, and tliey're a jolly crowd .up

ant the war to end for a little while

your lawn and garden. And we are I , P E P ready with the implements you will \ l | imlz'-W4 at the camp. I can tell you 5y1l’i€ H11-|

need to give them proper care. Our ' , B me are havmg mc_t1me nf Dur_hve;" I_ stock of garden hose, lawn niowc-i's, Seems ‘m B“'fu1th_mg L0 Sayfhm' im”

fakes and other equipment for ini- I F ' F€Th5P5° 5'°“`u lm me twuh gow;

“ ~ ‘I i t. b Y ' Q '““--°'~'--- LAKES °’“‘°“ f°” “Y ng ` " “E °“

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more complete and varied than

low' » l BETTER BRAN Fi/ixfs \_.The Rogers `

Hardware Co., th

hind church where Aunt Naomi's em ` porium was to be found.

Hilmllnlted V

NOTICE

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The Annual .\Ieciing of the P. E. I. l

Protestant Orphanage will bi- held in St. Paul's Parish Hall. Prince Street, Charlotfletnwn on Thursday evening. j

June 19th :it ll o`i~|ock P. Bl.” |

At this meeting n number of' Trustees are to bi- elected to thcl Board and all contributors present; wlll.have a vote. The Annual Report for 1929 will be distributed and the ` work of the Institution freely dis- ; cussed. The puhlic are cordially in- I vited and the Clergy asked to an- '> nounce tn their congregations on the ! Sunday previous. l

mA M. BROWN, `

Secretary-Treasurer. '

4222-6-6-fmw till June 19th. -.

SMILES

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llnilci in

yet."

IMA I 1

_.V _ ooks as if he had no use for any of

X My " A us. My h'at! but we'll cheer him up to-

12:"-‘I. morrow. “.7 ‘ Mrs. Cotman was Isaac Bradfords

elder sister the younger and unmarri- ed one, Naomi, lived in an old-fash- ioned house with a low doorway and ` two bow-fronted windows under deep overhanging eaves. From above tho doorway hung a quaint sign bearing the legend: “N. Bradford, Curim Antiques."

ua u. a uv. em L'

"A girl who misses her lunch tl

Jim's smile was grim rather thzir

appreciatiie, and with a bow and s half-salute he began to move off ii

e direction of the little by-way be

"Perhaps its shell shock." said Jan

Cotman to herself as she watched liii; disappeof round the oor.‘.:.:. "'.Tlia‘. ever it is, he`s got the hump badly. He

One window was full of glass and

Clllalrlt brass thinz-S. door handless

“ candlesticks. knockers, chesnut roas-

ters, warming pans, all the para.- phernalla beloved of the collector. 'Ilic other window contained brightly- coloured wools and embroidery silk; also the patterns beloved of the wo~ men who still clung to the old-time womanly occupations.- The curio pari of the business Naomi had created.

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The' Charlottetown Driving Park ' win a beauty contest beats them all and so fine and discriminating war

track is now ready for training pur- hollow. her taste that her name was mwwn

poses. Tickets good up to August l0th, also permitting use of a stall

lTneuid be obtained from the Secret- I li'y's Office. A fee of $5 will bc’ charged to partially cover cost oil keeping track in condition.

(.4 J. W. BOIILTER,

3 Secretary. - Ohai-lettiethwn Dning Park and, . Provincial Exhibition Associat-I ' ion. 3584-5-6-tf. 1

Professional Cards

I AUDITORS 1

Accounts Audited. Income Tax’

Returns Prepared.

- A. E. MacNeill Ei Co.

127 Grafton Street

Ziiaa-4-iv-imc.

.Mark R. McGuigan, Cf B. A.

r nsnnsrizii, soucrron, era

' Money To i.oAN cameron amen, ciniriimeuiwn, i».z.i. l _ _ _ __ l

to those interested far beyond thc confines of Markyate-at-Stone. Shc

shop when her nephews tall figure

Q gy _id was busy with a feather duster inthe

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\ darkened the doorway. Instantly shi*

\\; \\§_\\ ‘ran to meet him, tears suffusing her

oft eyes. "Why. Jim my dear boy. when did

-ii (QQ 1 van owne* I had not even heard that

t \ "" \ sou were expected

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~\‘\ Aunt Naomi had hardly a trace in

MY; . \ _ . . _. v. . u \,.j .` . - . . ,

.\ ` ‘her voice of the guttural Markyat

- accent. She spoke more correctly thar

“Come on. fellows. let'l play f°l~ ,any of her relations, possibly becaus

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low-the-leader. Here'sa great place .She read so much and had so often for a slide over the cliff. '

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THE wheels of transportation-how they have groaned, creaked and rattled do_wn_ the ages before Science set them spmnmg. Formerly, only the rich might ride. But ‘today in Canada everyone can travel ui comfort. From the safe, dependable streetcars,-which remain the ultimate in city transportation;-to the transcontinental railways, the needs of trav- ellers are served.- lt is a source of priderwith the Northern Electric Company that, by supplying a large proportion of the immense quantity of cable and wire need- ed, as well as the telephones used in train dis- patching, it is helping to maintain the excellent transportation systems of the-Dominion;

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A National Electrical Service

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‘to tall; to cultured and well educated

is 1# is =f =r~ ';:eople. Jim Bradford suddenly fel;

_ A ¢0NS°l-ATl°N yrnight be an asset to him, if the day

The hard luck lands an upper-cut ever came when he had to count his

That jars us, in the baseball

strife. '

Cheer upl We've hadgeur troubleli r

but

We've always saved the umplro‘l

lite. » =\ .IF -- fit, really."

Prohibition Commission Chalmian. Mr. GEORGE E. BR()WN ‘ Marizale. P. E. 1.

Send all information regarding tn~

Pfactions of Prohibition Act to the

ibove

0| To Chief Inspector B. J. Haywood I5 Dorchester Street, Charlottetown

gi McLeod & Bentley

' J. A. BENTLEY

W. E. BENTLEY, K. Us Barrister and Attomey-at-Law 0t!ice: 180 Richmond Street MONEY T0 LOAN Charlottetown, P. E. L \_..-..-_-___ _-__ McDonald & McPhee

H I I Bl Al

L. A. McDONALD. ll. F. Mel'lll!li

ABBISTERS. AT'l`()RNEYS. ETC MONEY T0 LOAN

'§tewart & Lowther

. M .l.D.s°rEw1in'r.|¢.0.

' N. W. Lowrnpn lallisrnns. sotlcrroiis. no 84 Great George street lg' MON!! 'ro Loan

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3 , olirnla simoeon . no mamma sum

9./ ' Cliarlottetowl,l'.l:.l.

Ollloellall Phoneltit l

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that Aunt Naomi, in spite of the shop.

assets. ll ‘ '

“I came last night," he answered. as

he bent to kiss her. “Don't look so woebegone! I`m feeling nearly quite

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INFORMATION

The Novtliem Electric Company

manufactures the tclsplionc and its accessories, wires an cablcsfnfthe `. transmission of power, jvc alarm , systems, public add'/ess systems, l

zii'l§ng motion picture equipment; a also distributes welbkiwwn

brands of electrical supplies and electrical household app lance.: of all kinds.

"Oh, but these!" she said. touching! "You might drop Jane a hint not,

the crutches pitifully as she settledi 50 Pour the flour bag on her iieck.“‘ him in a Jacobean chair for which Said Jim. ratllcr grimly. “It KSVE mei

"oh, these! im discarding them, Aunt Naomi shook her head. i

perhaps tomorrow. I've just met Jane] "They Bll G0 it HOW." She £1l'lSW21'-' Cotman. She says she`ll take me up to ed with a little syn. "G00d Slflil

A little maid about forteen years of

age. one of a long list Mrs. Bishop had trained to be useful, seemed very

- . she refused fifty guiricas. iilllile 8. l.\1f\1-" 'doubtful about admitting him. ' °

` ' ` ‘ ' i "Parson's busy in his, study" she

said ,

1 their new house to~morrow in the new lilane Bild Sylvlll. but all this racket Ls Continued on pt-,_g,_, 3 ,,s S ROSOLIND"

£57

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car, so I'll leave my crutches behind- i unsettling them. of course it‘s good, faithful fellows they‘ve been! I_I\‘30B5SHX'y HOW. bill' Ill diy Silent

promised mother she should breakiamong soldiers isn't fitting our girls' them up. but I rather think !‘ll find for the old quiet life which was the

Freight and Passengers.

Arrive Ch“l`own

Leave Montreal and ull for

a corner for them and label them fwoman'5 part before the war. whatever St. .lnhn‘s. ~ "' ‘lt may be after" ’ 0 I a e ‘ _mm 6 June 9

He: where are you going, my Well done. , - 1

pretty maid? "Dear, dear; and what you`ve been "God kntws what it will be after.l June 20 June 23 Sh" ' am °°"‘° ‘° °°"°° ""d‘ through. Jim. since we saw you last! Aunt Naomi. Arms-geddon's ulxsettingl "my 4 °'“|Y 7

quarters to report you.

Aviator: Yes, the upkeep Ia qulto °°"."d°Y`°9-'.9-‘ _...a:§h1iQumif--

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Was it very terrible? I‘ve got to the most things. Well. I must get a. move stage when I cai'i`t read descriptions on. as I want to see Tom Bishop while of battles, but I did read the story of Mary is mlirketing. I'll be oiten popp-

the 'Tenth at Thiepval_"' [ing in here, you may be sure, Aunt “It was a Eood scrap-" “'55 “ll N18 Naomi. It'll be my ha fway house."'

soldier said. "say, Aunt Naomi. you' she patted him again, and said he 'don't change, thank God! This dear|would be welcome, and she watched “me place is just the same. Hov/'S him out of sight, and critically and business?" Iwonderingly, as Jane Cotmsn had

"Good on the distaff side." she saidldone. but with all her heart in her

with a little smile, which made her eyes.

thin, small face sweet and y0\1l\8- "5°l The Bishop lived in the old DB-T' you met Jane Cotman, did N011? Wh” scnage. Part of the Priory of Mark-

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GLASSES FITIED lBishoD. the Congregational minister.

l /1--_ July 13 illlly 21 l miie me ascii.. viewrn iiiitei wiiii F" SP1” “"4 f=*“ “PNY

thereon. also building lot C

These two properties will be sold AGENTS

lseparately or en bloc. An attractive '1‘ue5.fr|-;f_ price wil: be given for quick sale. __m.__.___________`_ I APN! 'D move-0 0-04-0- ' W. K. ROGERS.

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NOTICE

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times these are ior the y0\1l'lB» Jlml _yate had been put out of bounds when . own” to M. common at vlan". But I'm only In °ld'f“5hl°“°d “’°' 'a new vlcarage had been built. It was the "Harland" will make only one man. and there are si¢‘hS and Wrtenbs \ A GUN* UWC M1159- "5 llzdzldelestagle ’ rond trip onthat service vlx. on the

.. . fmiifii. SERVICE

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»+»+»» »»~»+»~.»~ l of flint and rubble sitting bask to the "Y‘9sU”*§_’§§DM'A"ND'"’~,|1.1‘?ll‘l',‘_s E° ciiuiiimwwii at 1 A. M. returning EYES TESTED ‘ 3 f°“'“’°“"h °°“°‘"'Y' A ‘°"' F'°°“ "°°" osnsrui. .n'reN~noN civlm 'ro will leave Victoria st 1 P- M- Divine

§ ' in the wall gave admittance. and Tom REPAIR WORK. the intervening weeks the two round

trips will be made.

ir. w nvtoii IM, imply ittieiied to nu mm-. J W JOHNSTON rm, seiieiiiiie eimiive iiiiiii sm

Plato Inspection-Fertilizer Seed Potatoes

D9 “Ut neglect making your application for Held insptv

tion previous to June 14 to S. G. Peppin, Charlottetown. Then will be no fee charged if application is made before the 1411'-

We have a small quantity of Potasli, Soda and Ami-nonlli

and some 4-8-12 mixed, all at our regular prices. Prompt Slllll' ment of all orders received by letter or telephone

We have also one hundred bushels of “MacDonald’s" 0*"

grown disease free “Green Mountains.”

P. E. I. Potato Growers’ Assoc. ini.

Gyproc Plaster Board ._ f

Just received direct from Factol’Y- \

one fun mined GYPROC PLASTER BOARD

3-s and 3-is iiiiek 4 x 7-4 x s-4 x 9-4 x 10.-..-,_

Prices Right. ;

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I th 1 ¢, gi- th don. f |~ 5- TAYLOR which stoned tor the sheer and slr*-‘lh Registered _ , L M P t & ‘ I . n B as le yen! e °"°”°'d'“ linees of his brick and stucco '37 ‘"5 3"°'*m“ nm” 7”_l“ Charlottetown, May I. 1980. " _ 5 g e 0°

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'Al' “ ‘ 1- sumptlon of bread in Paris has da-

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