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sharply nsthe appetite- the. richness 0f if" f°° makes them easier t0

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Marriage a Scale:

Mariana was aauutering home at the close of n wurin liprfuir day. charming- ly gowned in one of the soft primrose chilluns she so often effected. A board- briunued hst wreuthed with yellow or- chids framed her dark hair, and the frivolous sunshade, tilted useiesiily over one shoulder, was of primrose illid he- iiotrupe silk.

She htul been to pay a dinner call lu the neighborhood. halving no lllf8fliil~ tire diversion since the limousine, In which she hull pinnnell ii drive, was IIIIUXIIPPIULII)‘ olit of order and the eur- iiun was being burned out of the eu- gino of the smaller cur.

Ail she strolled up her own bcailti> fiiil_i'~tentlell driveway. she was won- dering whether some one at the club would give (‘hnrles s lift, or if he ivoulll

oine l/ltllille in s tiixi. '

Rounding il curve well stilt-tiled iiyh clump of rhodoilendrous, she diiiteovered (‘Iiurieil in the uci. of fleet-ending from Illl iiiifiiiiiiliiir our. A young mun he- hind the wheel, In golf logs, had tnrn~

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MONDAY. JULY 14

FeMnoona-Farmora’ Picnic, Experimental Stallion,

Aftornoom-Patrlot Maritime T", iviii, m.“ (gum)

Evoningi-Grand Parade Decorated Cara Circus, Victoria Park.

TUESDAY, JULY 15 Foronoom-Fannere’ Picnic. Experimental station. Noam-Ten Mile Bicycle Race.

Aftarnoom-Baeebaii Abegwoit Grounds. Evonlngz-Eisctric Light Sports, Abegweits. Circus. Victoria Park.

WEDNESDAY. JULY 16 Foronooni-Fsn-ners’ Picnic. Experimental Station. AMsrnoonb-Threo Races fei- trottsra and pscers, Charlotte-

, town Driving Park; also running race.‘ Evoningz-Deoorated Beat Parade by Charlottetown Yacht Club. Circus, Victoria Park.

THURSDAY, JULY 17 Forenoom-Fannera’ Picnic. Experimental Station, Aftarnoonz-Caiedonian Club Annual Gathering and Sports l" ¢°".lunction with Driving Olub Horse Races.

5V°li|"iI=-Grand Torch Light Parade of Firemen with Decor- ated Floats accompanied by massed Bands, Community singing and Dancing Market Square, Circus, Victoria Park.

FRIDAY. JULY 18 Formosan-Farmers’ Picnic. E..,....imentai seams", Aftornoom-Yaclit Club Regatta. Swimming Race; mg

_ Aquatic Sports. ' if/"iiiilr-“mmvnily Grand san- Circus, Victorlia Park.

“TURDAY. JULY 19 Fonnoom-Fannera’ Picnic. Experimental Station.

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ell nhoiit to eiiil u Inst greeting. Fnivurned by the tnninliiiniis t-inm- or of iil-r senses, Msriuml eunie upon them. Uhuries iiuiled her deiigliti-tliy. irlis round rulidy fuce iiesiued approv- ul of the picture she uiade in her iiiry summer costume iliuned against the colors of the sunset. He was eiigl-r to exhibit his treasure.

"This is great luck, honey!" he greeted her. “i wns ufrliid yoli weren't home. I want to preiienl the only friend l hove who plays a better gnuie of golf than l~iiud is siili my friend." Laughingiy he gestured to the iuuii iii the cur. Mnrilinli gilineeil up.

She fmind herself confronting (‘rslg (‘nllum.

(‘nllam ienpetl to the ground wilii the nim- lithe grill-e which she recalled in he llnshiug stage oiilcer. lie ln-nilow- ver her hlind, which iliy slimly while n his leuu, hrown one. His eyes. iii- inosi black lielieilili their diirk iirotvs null lashes. searched hers willi ll gazi- momentary, lint [iiert-lng. lie smiled” nnd the iilusluu of the slnge elinriieil-r was gone. It wns ll ciuirining boyish iinilie that. revealed very white teeth and somehow pil-iisnnlly Pitiliiliillllvlliflll itself wllll his eyes nnd nnide them very grey nnd lliizzllngiy oil-hr. iliurlnnn found herself elintting witii him in the euse of illl old friend. Hhl- grneltinsiy invited him lo eoim- in for n cup oi‘ ten, and dliriiig his very lirief stay iiet-iinii- more nnd more fnst-iniiteli with him. lio ivas entirely ditferent from her expel-lotions. delightfully‘ dlf» foreni. hike lloriii, NIH‘ discovered n l‘ll*.lIl|><‘IIl, well-bred, young mun. en- dowed with remarkably good inukii iind rhurm.

(‘hurlcli talked about him through‘ i_it dinner.

"Didn't l toil you Cuiinm wns u he- mun?" he demanded. "Nothing of the posuur almlit him. I never liked act- ors lii-fore. biit I'm keen for him. Now. l diirl- mu‘. yon undl-rstilntl why l ask- w] yon to give ii little slipper pnrty for him here nt the house iiinue nlirht."

“Ito's surely very attractive." Muri- mi lllIIl‘llllll"I‘l|.

"I'm not positive he'd come," (‘bliries wont on with the supper-party idou. “up doesn't neeept miiiiy invitations. lint he nnd I got on like ll house ililre. so he'd llkoiy brciik over his rule this once."

“ 'il think about it," liiuriunu prn- mist-ll nbseiitly. “You see. the senutiifs getting lnte nnd so tnuny people are going uwii_i.'--—"

"Now, see here, don't have n mob," Tiiuries continued her, "(frnig wnirt oint- If you dn. Just invite u few lii- ereiiting people, people who Know oniethliig. not ii lot of simpering so- lely imheciies. Be sure lo ask Doris. She's clever nnd makes any purty go." “lloris uwilildn't eome—-she dclr-sts iii-tors," “uriann demurred. "Ill-sides. she's u bit out oi‘ patient-o with im- just now. I refused to help her with iii-r churity nffuir." . "'i‘oo ilnd!" (‘hnrles delved into the

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nosselrtnle pudding with bland disre- gliril for ilil-teiit-it. iiml. in thus convpli-

St. John , Lady Was] Nervous And Had Indigestion That (lapsed Intense Pain

"it has been ncuriy two years since I look Tauiac, but l uln more grateful lo the medicine than ever for i have felt Just line -to this very day," recently declared Mrs. Lena Knox, 51 Hilliard Street. St. John, N. B.

'f.i<‘ur three years. indigestion and nervousness caused me such agony it beggars description. I was nol.- uaiiy nfruid to cut; nt night i would lie awslke nervous and sleepless for’ hours, and tin-lily became so wruki and tliin l was almost n shadow, “But Tallinn gave me n splendid appetite, calm nerves null a diges- tlon that is simply poricczhi sleep the whole night through and have gilineti such weight‘; strength nnd en's-ray lhnt I always fuel at my beat."

Tunlac is for sale druggists. (lver 40 million bottles sold.

by lull good,’

he surmised flint she wiis probably mulling n|i n gin-st list for the forth- ‘illliililf entertainment.

ilnd he seen her, he would have been distinctly puzzled. Like d ther Juliet, Miiriiinu leaned oil iiie riii of the lmieony outside her titling room windows. She stared serous ‘ll|' moonlit terraces. 'l‘he scent of enriy roses, of honeysuckle. and lung- noliii tioiitl-d up to her, challenging her with iiie lminemoriiil gillinllot oi’ _vont|i ilnd iieilliiy. nnd love. She was suddenly iifrnitl. '|‘o tirenni of roniiinee lii one thing. 'i‘o have it coini- riding into line's life "Illlltllllllll ln n tieslrnntl-hlood rl-iiii ,. .o ilnd ll ileriotniiiil-d by ii slim, dork voting mun with Incredibly good lookii ind ll golden volt-e. is quite tinoiiicr dory-—iinti n disturbing one if one is I diillflii wife nnd ilile dnrk young

a MR5 LENA touox

Accept no substiluttsimadu and

Minn Cctthn Ex-

LON-DON, June every part of tho British empire wiliere cotton is grown conditions were satisfactory last your. accord- ing l0 the unnllni report oi’ tho llril- isli Cotton Growing Association, it is ficneruily admitted, suys the report, that i923 was one of the most ‘unprofitable ever experienced

MHE- KNilX silfiffllluloflémweumm HiH uvn lHiiHE runs

A

‘funluc Vegetable Pills

For Constipation. Recommended by the Manufacturers of Taniac,

pected T0 Relieve British Deficit (United Press) 17.-in nearly

niiin.ls nol line's liushund.

Diverted Canal Re- veals Old Chinese a

(United Press) covery of about u dozen coffins

ed. has stirred the interest

belief that the famous

east of its present bed. pose of deepening the

sumo time, that a dam was bu inst. February across the strell Just north of Sucilicn city.

ing ncar here the coffins brought itu light. Three contained tho bodies

Burial Ground

SUCHIIJN, China, June 17.——Dis-

the bud of the Grand Canal, whose course ncur here lately was tiivcrt-

scholars and has given rise to tile waterway in the days of the Ming dynasty,- wlieu the coffins vrere buried, ran

it was with the announced pur- waterway and of recovering rich soil at the

'i‘lie water was turned into an old dry river bed lending toward Haichuw ilnd the canal was drained. In digg- With!

in the history of the cotton milling industry in Great Britain, due t0 shortage of l‘Ii.W materials. The g-reut bulk olthe mills using Ameri- can cotton worked on short time. and the earning power 0t‘ the oper- atives was seriously curtailed. This. condition is being overcome by the increased production of the British colonies.

After detailing the progress made in cotton growing in various puriis of "the enlpire the report concludes: "The increased quantities of ‘cot- ton produced during the year in

Cures 300 Gases A Yearly, ‘

(United Press). MANilihA, June 17.—~'l‘he greatest problem now confronting the Phil- ippine heelbh authoritiu lii the Cul- ion leper cotlnny is to keep ‘the field already won so that the disease may be completely, put under con~ trol, in the opiuiop‘ of Dr. Victor G- l-leiser. far caste representative of the Rockefeller Foundation, who has Just returned from an inspec-

Guliou’ 1......- Harpist » <

D tttt-Jizzwm liaison. ‘-

healthful sleep and waking

action of the oliininatory

tion of the Culion colony. Dr. l-leia- er at one time was director of health of the Ph-ipippinos, "This work can he done continu- ing annual appropriations from the‘ legislature to carry onthe task so, well darted," said Dr. iiieirer. ‘The’ greatest danger is that some day the tax-payers may get tired of supporting the colony and drop it altogether. All the ground so for covered in ‘the fight against tho dis- cuss would be ilost sliouitl tiho ap- propriiitlous for support of the col- ony and the treatment of the Iepers be cut off. ,

“The government spends annually

‘about $600,000 for leprosy work in

the Philippines. the per cnpita cost being about 25 cents to the people of the islands. There are now 5.500 leper patients in Cullon, and up- proximntsly 300 are cured every your under lihe new treatments. 0t‘ the newly arrived patients in Cui- ion, 20 ‘per cent recover and liils proportion may be raised to 90 per cent. should the present treatment bo continued. The new treutiucnts. the etiiyiesther. tho Mercado and ludisn treatment, are employed nlr- curding to each individual cilse." -—--<-o&—-—--—

Gerih 0f.H00f and Mouth Disease Re-

(Unitld Press) nmnm.

interested in the recent announce- ment here ofthe discovery of a bsc» lilus capable of reproducing the

Specialists have come to Berlin to investigate further. while there England. where tillers have been discovery came from Professor Paul

Frosch, ofthe Iioyul Veterinary Col~ lege, who has been working on the

l“ many purts of the empire is very gratifying, especially ut a time

when iihe prospects for o greater

of

ii. cannot be denied that the cotton industry in Greut Britain has been passing through the worst time it has experienced since the cotton (amine, and there can be little doubt‘ that the cost. of cotton goods, iurgely due to the high price of the raw material. is responsible to n grunt extent for the poor demand from overseas markets. The world supply cl useful cotton has been seriously curtailed as n result of

lit in

crop, and with better trade condi- tions the demand for raw cotton

M would certainly have exceeded the

the recent failures of the Americiin|

' Juan so. July is

gAlLlNlig

FROM MONTREAL To Ballast-Glasgow

Jaas ll. July 1'! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mal-burn Illa ll. July N . Mstagama

I0 LIVIIPOOL

Montciarl. ‘Meutroyml . . Montreal . Montcalm iilonhaao

laao I1. July as

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lilo ll. July II .. ‘Imp. of Franco Illa I- Isl: so ‘limp. of Scotland

‘Iron: Quebec.

ORUJIEO FOR 1925 ROUND THE WORLD

A M01191 Sales

The Guardian Job Department is well

a sale bills. Ally person having an Auction sale should

it‘; ‘.1 1.21.1.5‘ iizmliiiiffl; advertise in both so SOUTHAMPTON-GLASGOW wa s‘ y

July I . . . . . . . . . . . .._...... ‘Montlaurlor A n s ‘r0 llllililgg-ggggTllAllPTohh- may pay for itself it s flan“. Jalyll ............ bflnnodosa brlllgfl one more

July l. Alt. I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. MaIIt-I

bidder to the sale. The Charlottetown Guardian

Rocky Point Ferry Time Table

(iominonelnl Juno Isl. the Steamer llillshorollh will run between Char- lottetown and Boolly Point during- the

equipped to turn out

nu-uting the chef on his neeoiiipiliiii- inl-nt. forgot about ilorili ilnd the con- templated purty. .

lint when Mnrlnnn left him alone directly lifter giving him his iroffee nnd went lip lo her own sitting room. 1

Put m -cu lur- amm- ut; yol- Ii A fine

food for boys

.____,he. liud dicd iii the twelfth year of

the Giant, family, Giung bimseifuud his two wives, who hall bccu hurled between 400 and 500 ycurs ago. in» scriptiona on a stone ill. the lliiill':i llcntl gave Giangh-i name and n. brief account of his family relating lilltll.

Djcug Del of the Ming dynasty, about 1514 A. D,

it is accepted that it was only by iunexpectud chilucc that. the final wasting places of persons of l(iiang's rank could conic to lic under the waters of tile Grand Canal, and therefore it l5 believed that u century or so after these in- termcnts the course of the streum was changed iuto the channel it has followed iu recent genera-

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supply."

Nippon Election

Breaks Record for Money Spent

(United Press)

TOKIO, June 1'i——'l‘he most. ex-

pensive election in JHDBITI llllfllfl"

sntery history was that held this

month to choose the 4M mflmbfll‘! of the House

of Representatives.

lions.

UNITED STATES MISSIONARY ESCAPES FROM CHINESE PIR-

‘ AT-EB‘ BTRONGHOLD

from ‘the

received from the the United States

commander

ion with the capture of Ray n others. Ray was one of a ‘party

gunboat. Pam- punga, sent to Wuchow in connect-

four aboard a motor boat onthe way to Kweiiin to rosoue missionaries believed to -be in danger there bo- cause of lighting between Kwnngsi

Estimates of the total expenditure of the candidates and parties, not including the necessary expenses of the government on election muc- biuery, range between $17,000,000 nnd 822300000, with most of the

IPIQKIING, June 17.-—~liev. Ruy, a estimates approaching the larger ilniled States iniseiionury captured figure. by river pirates in Kwangsi prov- ilics isle last mouth. has escaped mountain stronghold where he was taken, said advices

With more than 1,000 candidates in the field, it is estimated that each aspirant spent an average of 820,000.

The contest for the Morioka seal. in which Korekiyo Tailahsshi, pre- sident of the Seiyukal party, de- feated his Selyulionto rival, ichi- rnin Togo, by e. narrow margin of llvotes, brought out the tnost lav- lsh spending. Mr. Takahaehi is believed to have spell-t nearly I150,- 000, while his defeated rival dis-

of

nd of

problem several years in conjunc- tion with Profemor Delhmer- _ The new ‘bacillus has not yet

production in America appear to time“ subjected to sufficient con- lw gelling lflvw remote Bvéfy YBBP- flrmatory tests to make it possible

to say positively that it is the final l-solution of the difficulty. but medl- |cai journals in Germany and Eng- I

cies about it. and various authori- ties ihavo ventured to predict that this enthusiasm has not ‘been mis- placed.

According to writers on veterin- ary subjecbi-rin thwe periodicals, tiza hoof and mouth disease is sup- posed to have been u European malady for more than 2.009 Yfllim- though it was not until the seven- teenth and eighteenth centuries that positive proof of its presence was found,

Hungry Jelly Fish Drive, Herring Fyom North Sea

BREMERHAVEN, June 17.- Europeun. ichthyoiogistg have be- come greatly exercised by the tllnllubslied numbers of haddock and herring in the North Sea from which England, Holland. Ger- many atld various other countries obtain. their principal flail sup- plies, and several oonilsrencps have been held by those interested in the fish industry to consider what steps may be taken to remedy the situation. Tho herring began. Ito disappear three yours ago and the haddock some months later.

Fish experts attribute the diminished numbers of both herr- ing and the haddock to the ap- pcnrance in the North Sea of in- crediabiy large schools of Jelly fish and variou, forma of sea mettle which were swept hi. from the Atlantic ocean in 1920, when. sever- si changes were reported in the different Atlantic currents.

The jelly fish came in a flood of warm water and made th mseivee at home at once, coneumf; the food of the herring in such great

ported Found *

June 17.——-Bilcterioio-

glsts ‘throughout ‘Europe have been ,

hoof and moutlh disease in animals.

have been many letters and cable- " grams from the United States and =

epitlemitzs this spring. News of the .__

land have wirtten enthusiastic urti- '

leaps-see of Iiretioe.-- Jan, 14 1o T-HIQMIDITIRRANEAN News of Scotland..- Feb. a

summer months. as follower

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OF FURNITURE "

We are instructed by Mrs, .|, A, Creksn to soli at her home No. 121 Pownai Street, on Saturday. Juno 21st oomvnencing at 1.30 p. m. ||| hor household furniture. including-

lursaus. lraso lads." Couch. lpringo, Parlor Rug, Chairs, Stove. "tllielslh. Dishes, itmnui Utensils. eto. ltd-

IENJ. O-AIIIR l SON.

7T ._ 21104-11-51.

LI! leevoltloaaovawosseassy -llil-‘lq(llaath'lhs sq“, Ill RBI. osalwasqasas

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lfilli l." W Auction in the

and Kwsnstung troops. The pirates blindfolded all four and took them

posed of about $100,000.

lg Toklo the largest amount was

citizen. were released to tulle i som to the captives’ friends."

of the party still held.

to the mountains for detention. Lat- er li- A. Jail-ray. of Toronto, and llr. P, G. Miller, a United States

illrates""demand for a heavy ran-

Rurs escape leaves E, H. Carlie, an Australian. as the sole member

spent. by the independent candidate warm. who got rid of 850,000 and won.‘ The average for each candl- date in 'l‘oilio is placed at 885,000. That money counted for a great deal is shown by the» case of a eon-

he

form Noll Moilovimtlalieo Gevo Isms ' e .' . at email.

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I wor (scanner. s. v.) General iilisiotrle Oomssay (snail-n standard fro.»

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amounts that the honing were us. able to subsist. When they began 1° ililfllllbear the haddock too be- san srldvlliv to lilmnnen in numb- ers aq it is spoil the alga of the 119N108 that the haddock exists dllrins s srester rm of his