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90 Years of

Canadian Development

“THE LOVE PENDULUM”

BY mamou RUB-INCAM --+00e000*e 000000000000 A visrron

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‘ ran CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

voice was a delight-ct bed just enouaib Irish brogue to give it rich- ness and character. "I'll teLl the doctor you're went- ing now to powder your pretty nose. They all wam to when they begin to get well." “I don't want to powder my nose." I said iirethilly, “l never use pow- der, I haie—" "Of course. No one with a skin

one here, so 1 haven't any visitors." "You poor deer! And it's so lonesome for you." - ll shook my ihead. "No, it's so quiet and I like it. I've never had much chance to be

quiet.

'i‘he little lady laughed. She was quite small, the same age as Park- Br. my 11111119. but so very. very dif- ferent. My nurse was large and

If you have a problem of power or transporta- tion bring it to us. There

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Liberal Conservative Convention

A convention g ,. monrinating molly‘: “Mien; forthcoming chum,“ w, 1' it.

_ chapter 2 m“, ym" new, powder M‘ Bu, rou-nd and pink, and her g-ray hair But once stunted on the [and to the mirror-we'll wait till the doc-Tm“ m" l" l w"? 111111111-‘111- 111111‘ recovery, l~soon gained strength__ tor pays his morning call." 111K 1101‘ P0111111 18119 1199111 611811 1811'!- and sooner than that, a clear head. "TEQWT *1 1'11"“ ‘m 1-119 11199991151.’ 1 mo. yefy day 1 remembered the __" Mrs. Bennett was small, thin, owner o, [he volce_my own w!“ “Now you.“ dram.mg_“ke round shouldered and neatly dress.

Into the history of The Bank of Nova Scotia has been written ninety years of the life of Canada.

In all that time, The Bank of

is a Ford or an adapta- tion of a Ford for every

From a

to the Gre grown into continent.

vinces of 90 y

Dominion.

The same the public at

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ESTABLISHED 1832

Nova Scotia has been closely identi- fied with the business and agricul- tural welfare of the country.

merits scattered from the Atlantic

In that development The Bank of Nova Scotia has had its full share, and the few branches in the Maritime Pro-

widespread system that covers practic- ally evcry place of importance in the

Bonk of Nova Scotio

J. ll. NIALCUDI, Dluliiipzrr

few straggling settle-

at Lakes, Canada has

a nation spanning the \

ears ago have grown into a

full service is available to all our branches.

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It began to come clearly then—I remember how ill l was, J rem- eiiibered - at people talked of In- fluenza, 1i remembered trying to go to a dance. or some silly party, with hot head and dry throat, and the collapse at Lhe very door of my aunt's house.

Little things began coming buck tome, very slowly. as thought 1 vrerc waking up from a hundred year long sleep. But the things I remembered seemed too imperson- al, almost as though they had diap- pened 1o someone else and not to i118.

The next clear thing was the Opening of the white door opposite my bed, and the entrance of the chubbiest, piiikest, sweetest face I remembered ever seeing. She wore the stitrchctl white dress of the hospital attendants-evidently she was my nurse. '

For one day I felt licr rather -1han sow her-I merely knew that

you've been doing for some weeks, rrlss."

But I knew there was a mirror- my own mirror oi‘ mottled tortoise shell, I could ace it trom the bed The tiny refusal irritated me. I felt suspicious of everything.

But the nurse was gone and I had not strength to raise my arm, much less get up and get the mirror. ‘linen the nurse came back, and slipped a cap over my head—one I recognized as having bepn mine be- fore. Then she brought the mirror and held it for me to see.

All I could find out was that my skin was a dead white—the most curious white I had ever seen. white with blue in it. My eye: were blue, too; they looked haggard 111111 I didn't want to see them. My lips did not seem to have flinch ¢0101‘—— and for the rest, a lace ruffle of the cap came to my eyeMOWB. 11-1111 a k-not of blue ribbon at one side only added to this curious color combin-

before slie left, she look them out

ed. She had small gray eyes that seemed very intelligent. and gray hair that hung tinrply around her forehead. She had a large nose for so email‘ a face, a rather nice mouth, and a very stubborn chin. Cl liked her immensely. Twice dur- lng hcr call she got up and re-ar- ranged the flowers in the Jar, and

and fixed them all over again.

"It's funny to hear a girl as young as you say it's n-ice to be quiet," she said. "Most of them here only want a chance to make a lot 0f noise."

"I had so much of it," I said. looking out the windiclw over the “duo gIrOEJI lawn of the sanatarium. She did not answer, so I went on. “You see, I haven't had any par- ticular home I was at boarding school most of the time, and in] girl's camps in the summers. and when I was homo at all, I was at my aunt's. She's Mrs. Bradley Ben-

Branchcs also at Alberto... Al- bany, liode-qiie, llordeii, l-lniorald, Sn Peters, Souris, Summersidc, Ken- sington, Montague. O'Lcary. "11P 1 toria.

Paid-u» CsDltnl S 9.700.000 Reserve - - 19.000300 Resources - 220.000.0041

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whenever she came near me I felt

stronger and better.

ti th t was I. a "SIIakeu-the cap off! 1 know what's e.- I sounded snowbibish. Mrs. Bradley

In a few days I asked her sud- happened," iordered.

denly for a mirror.

The nurse pulled it back a littie— 18,1 figure is the metnovpcilitsi snag‘: "That shows you're well," she and I saw myself ale I had never very wealthy one. But e .,

a,‘

‘said, smiling at me as site stood by

dreamed before. My entire head had Taylor was unimpressed;

meat," I stopped wondering wheth-

Beiinet was a. very tlmwri-FJ" 5°11‘.

I was

purpose.

Queens Co. Garage

Charlottetown, P. E. l., Canada

roan iioroa coiirm or cumin, tum-an, roan, ONTARIO

3523

a. the Publitgj-Igl], cud,“ h...

Tuesday. June 2m, c. 2 p yo.

A ..'. HA5“, Gilliam.

liings

Liberal-Conservative Convention

A convention of candidates rc.1°.r..§h:,,f,‘,’,':'“l1n ral election will be held on u‘ 3"’ June 25th, at two o'clock 10mm’ Public m... Mm... mm‘ " "'1 c. c. monsoon‘ J. M. JORDAN, '

Convener. -

Conservative Convention at p Georgetown

lmy bed. She‘ had a llhtle mouth, a been shaved, all my thick, lovely glad she had never heard o! my deep pink line in her round B11111 golden Iiair had disappeared. My distinguished sum.

,- I ,_ , . , l- -- - , l. t tains alot,so AGENTS Cafe Igolceeiiziéi rgicxrilfit; sirzitilljdtiéileehshlolg scalp was covered with a tine ye theiiehyézaiy isheafi: err-leaps or pen.

The adjourned co A‘ the nomination of twgv%morlor tlve candidates to contest mpg; District of Kings County it u, 1°111°°1111118 Provincial election yo? be held on Thursday, June m“ the Town Hall la Oeorgetona

At the request of a number of 1-39 D- m. All deiegatenmg the electors of Ward One I have 9111111118 the different polls inn decided tc offe.» myself as a candi- 9119"“ 1° 11° 111115911!- data for Councillor. If elected I E. B. McLAREN, shall do my best n. the interests of MICHAEL MURPHY 11113 C11)’ I18 u Whole and of Ward One in particular.

3011011111: your support on elec- tion day.

NOTICE

‘ _._ __.___-—- — 1 w, it was 8 0711119. 19111 ie—-0l1l81‘ 01165- 1 w“ m“ of n! Mr. Archie C. Ramsay 49 Eus- TO Tormentlne welsullzfuyxlso 1111116 1° 11° 11 an“ 5111113! 1 111111 1° be 1n the 1111-111“ °1 ton St. has been appointed the high fever. It'll be in in no time." it too, and somehow it wasnt r881" rgglilfll‘ Rawliegh Retailer, consis-

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To the electors of Ward One: Ladies and Gentlemen:

_-ii:1N AND WOMEN l0 tranei auil not loml representatives rear- oarantee $1092 (weekly ave-face u), and expenses vulu is»...».~-

s \\"I'lte ill .

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the nurse said consolingly. fui. I begged Father to take me to ung of ma, pa“ wing we“ o‘ and ii tried n. Isuzu/a weak hymn‘ Europe one summer 111111 he 11111 1 including both sides of Creatl _ h t d it!" George Street. 2449-21-3l.

callgn-olgltnlnlook funny?" I asked- aiifiurope! Dear me, I've heard 11- "Like a chicken-before it 89111 was so nice!" Her unsophwflcfiied "any?" ' - remark made me adore her at 011cc- 'I\he talk ended because the (101? "it is, only Father was not in-

c "o 39 and 40 to ‘Run Be- ~- Morcton and the Cape- -.»~d Cfiwvrtlfirl!‘ at Mone- : n U’ hep‘ ‘ H" of Sackville. . _ » - t.-....,- changes on C. N. It. Do you know that you can adg -\ ~..-._ .nv».~iive June 2ith_ travellers months to the life, appearance an pl rote that trains No. 39 and i0 we“ a5 yQur shoes lby shining u“ came m. ‘Nested m the wings 1 wanted u, F01‘ Sale ,‘.'1‘“n,":11‘,h "$122,185; 0§'S",‘,‘,°,§§’,’,‘“,, 111°" "§°““°§§ly?h No.2’: n2? My m... on. grow rapidly. The see-l liked the nun. old viiiiagcz I‘ 1 " “ “1 ' “my rem w o“ s‘ it reat care as she and Fatliel‘ .only liked Pars an win-c. and that west-bound 0' m. polished’ A few minutes nurse gave g ' kl , ,, 0N MoG|L|___ AVENUE .1 onneutlcns will be made gin‘? m, every on,“ (my. and the gave me great care. In two wee s nioiluinlfeargjlzrlo_iym do!" they__

. p . -~ Id l k wt myself without the l" ""“"")' finslaggvégsiled use of XIIACKI.) wm§°§.‘l.§ill'..§i.§’§§ lczgucapogn. It begun 1° 111° 1111?" any cards 111619 111111 '11" 111111161“ ‘t-sc trains, operating between l“ ex“ em a mm e 1 B. -};_Q eating watching the new hairifs unite famous, isn't it?"

I‘ 10h" m“! Tormenune‘ ‘irmre renlove d3“ or lilzltfluilixbxilillianltlkaniligrow._ | I adored 1191' 111-111 “m” f“ heryhosremen pronounce this track sec.

m’ ‘Change m time schedllle‘ . KOYFQTEQ, 11:12:.‘ waterproof shine-A "She looks like a sweet littlegiotlg ummrldliness. I remembered Montemnd w no“ in R E_ I. 2,503.19,“ us I. h ,1 fine weamemhm she does." me nurse sai Carlo as I hitd seen it-tplctoriziily,‘ fi 5111119 Wm“ ‘l .11 gem set by the blue sea, a delight CANADA 1

will remain {or dayu- BLACK-O lvsluigttgitllgltli came (Contlnufid 0" F806 11)

ipneumonia. 11 1/91")’ 115d w“ ° - hind u... terrible dcpreusiuuas my _ _ ' i=9“ $13, °°§""°'°°“°° " .Do Not Neglect , ‘Ways m l u d‘ iiurse1 "Where am d’! I aske 1111')’ |

2159-74.! i First District of Queens

m A Liberal C g1 1 tion will be hoexlderilia 1h: gfire: Bradalbane on Saturday, Jflflg 33,4

at I o'clock p. m, 1o.- me puma“ , ' of nominatia t

Household Furniture on... c... 5.3.32. il”iii"°.'.,,.§{f

coming general election. Each poll

Aliil 19 requested to meet and appoint

five delegates. Ladies cordially loving-w M tend.

Reserve Saturday, July 21st, for the big Matinee Races at George- town. Three clasem to start, 2.30 3-minute and a green race. Track

le in excellent sharps and a big day's sport is expected.’

I remain, Respectfully your; A. AYLWARD.

We are authorized by Mr. Jld, Eeq., to offer for private sale a uablc property consisting of .:.ree choice land with dwelling --oe| large barn, well watered and

.. good repair. if this property

.22‘Sfiil..i“i{.l..‘§."2.f‘.:£1 EARLY CLOSING ,"*u"""°"'"~ . la s, tc. apply ' u r e ' \Ve_ the undersigned merchants Co‘

_PROVlN-CE OF PRINCE EDWARD ' ISLAND

IN CHANCERY

Va '

tango, 1 h ‘Vur Beiiore the vicmClianeelior

- f "In Dr. 1811818111 sanatar um. _ _ . _

"shine 1mm 511813;: i "How did I get here?’ If it is innbuarmal condition, the'Archibald J. MacAdam & Ano. and save e "Sure, your grand 110111111111 11‘°m'longer you delay taking a good- Complainants

BENJ. CARTER G. SON AucllOrlecrfi of Montague, Lower Montaguefiar- — lrligan and Kilmnir, agree to close

_I am instructed by the grunge“ oi the estate of thelate

Morris Blake

to sell the following 30°55 moved

JEROME MacGUIGAN,

WALTER G. MaeKENZIE,

i Oonvoaeri - 229011-101

MONTREAL.

w-‘W-gméi iour respective places t h ' Touring Car For Sale... .»...... ...... .....?..i':".‘§f.?

ro Sept. 22,

We will sell at our sale roomsiSa-turf-uys

both dates inclusive} excepted. We also

i on -a.gr(1e to close our stores on Dom- |Now York hired a private train and b100,] medmne like Hood“, Saran“

brought you all the way ill? heredirlllfl. iho longer it wtll take midi

TUESDAY, JUNE 26

ommencinq at 1.30 o'clock.

iiiioii Duly. Juiiy 2. (Signed) Poole 8.. Thompson, Montague,

In the Surrogate

e ell’

rs ." . "She stayed awhile, but she went

.the more ilifflciiit it will be for you-

to get back to "normalcy." i

Not only boils, plniplPS, erup-"made in the above

and Peter MoGarry & Ors Defendants Pursuant to a Decretsi Order cause on the

to the Lyceum ‘Ilheatre for conven- ience of sale, on .

CIVIC Eiucriou ‘

In pursuance of An Act oiilie

Tuesday. June 26, 1923

meme," I announced. Iiumfimbering

D. J. McLean, Montague. tioiis, but nervous Twenty-fifthwiay of April, A. I).,

finder, in first e-hss condition, gcod as new. This Car ls the pru- perty of Mr. James Flood iMachlnisi) and will be sold at a bargain for cash. ‘ BENJ. CARTER dc SON Auctioneers Also other Oars will be sold.

FOR SALE ‘

We offer for sale that valuable

McGregor d. McMillan, Montanuc. M. F. McDonald, Montague, ‘ J. W. Murdock &. Co., Montague. ,J. P ‘McPherson. Montague |McLeod 8. McGregor, Montague

1. 1 McLaughlan Touring Car, 6,1"°5 8" M“"d°°1<- 14¢- M°"1a9u=- i . l l

W. A. Poole & Co, Lower Montnguci J. A. McDonald 8i. 00., Ltd. Cardigan

1M. C. McGowan, Kllmulr, 2464-22-1

FARM_ FCIITSALE

property situated at head of Queen-Consisting of 90 acres, 4 miles fnomfliterate P915311 “ll-hm the

Court

_._.__..

of Prince ievwnr". 1811111’!

In the gp-mgate Court

lu re the estqtc of Emma Coady iatc of Chnrlotf-xovn in queen-s llgounty in Prince Edward Island. ‘Spinster deceased inzestate.

1 To the Sheriff oi the Couniv n!

Queens County or any Constable or said

Street, consisting of 2 acres of Charlottetown, about 75 clear in County, Greszins‘

choice land, 9 room dwelling house, stable, 2 large

dwelling house. 11931111; l1" Pump house and outbuildings.

In house, frost proof seller. All {In

pl y BENJ. CARTER d. SON Auctioneers

good cultivation and balnnoo in , 4 poultry houses. lumiber and wood. A new ilweillngllstratrix of the estate the “have Wm Se“ deceased hath Dre-Jed -\

with or without crop.

Charlottetown

first class repair at a bargain. Ap-l HAROLD STEAD,

R. R. No. 6

2384-19tuths4i.

WHEREAS Lucy Co-idv admin-

rill pur- sone interested in the said estate may appear and show cause if any they can why 1 license to sci; 111B real estate of the salt l-nnma Coady decetserl owned by ‘iur the time of Tier death, lo pay ihe due by thc salt. deceased.

LARGE CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF 2523.‘; not .. ... m. You FARM, STOCK, CROP AND FARM

IMPLEMENTS AT COLWELL

We are authorized by Malcolm McLeod

to sell on WEDNESDAY,

ommencing at 1 0’cl0ck his beautiful farm,

JUNE 27, 1923 1

are therefore required to ("its H11 persons interested in the mid ee- tate to appear before me at r. Sur-

rogate Court to be held at the

Court House in Charlottetown on the 5th day of July A. I). 1923 at the hon.- of eleven o'clock in the 9 forenoon tn show cause, if any. ‘they can why a license to sell the ,real estate of the said deceased io ‘pity the debts due by the said de- ceased, should not be granted to the said Administratrix. And I do order that a true copy

, Juated at Colwel] Station, consisting of 180 hereof be forthwith published in

some newspaper published in Char-

fiijfes 0f choice land. one of the finest farms lottetown f0.- at least four consec-

' iitive weeks from the date hereof

.».l the Island, having th€re0n a so that all persons interested in

the said estate as aforesaid may

-i.lSC, large new barns, well fenced and water. h... m... notice thereof.

d. Planting all done.

'1 c will sell all the stock, consisting of 20 hea

v;’.le, 8 milch (.'(1\"'.a,/l I. .1 liens.

iimck \.';'.g;;_"<.‘.qg,

Given under my hand and the

Also on the same day o... of t... m. Court u... h...

2 hay

d riny mz-ses, 15 tons loose hay, 2m lllil n5.’ 1l“.'.';§v'.1‘:i<;'iltS—2 new carts, ' mowers, 1

of June, A. D., 1923, ($06.) A. B. WARBURTON,

Surrogate. 62-41.

ionic-r; also all llciil j» Mid fig? f." harness and all _ as is found on an up_to_r' cw-rowu-Picrou SERVICE

. or implements such air, te farm. ' Terms at sale.

_ _ S. S. Magdalene is now making

Sole positive.

BENJ. CARTER & SON,

EASTERN STEAM

Auctioneers SHIP LINES, INC.

INTERNATIONAL LINE

Resumption of Freight and 8T. JOHN A

H. B. GOVERNOR DINGLEY will leave St. John ev ery Wednesday t< u. m. and every Saturday at e p. m. (Atlantic Wednesday trips are via Eastport and Lubec, due Bolton ‘bout 1|

a. .... Thursday.

slnturday tripe are to ‘Boston direct, due Siind HIiITURIfl-Leave Boston Mondays and Fridays at I0 a m. ng Tiivne) for Eeetport, Lubec and 8t. John.

Passenger Service Between ND BOSTON

T111141) for Boston.

s about I

ll

n. m. (Daylight STATIIROOM! use 1"

ially return trips between this port

; md Piclou. leaving Bruce Qtewart m m

Vii. Co's Wharf at 7 s. m. leaving Pictou on return on m; lrrlvg] o; |Sydney train. due there at 4 p. m. A limited number o: auto; c" be handled each trip.

BRUCE STEWART A C0,, LTD

AGENT!

Phone 828 or 173 sin:

TIM‘! nets cmiuoss

I" "W1" ""9"!" Train liedulee will be made June 24th,

‘. Boston connection is made via the Metropolitan Line express

add passenger steamers for New York and points South and,‘ INFOQMTQQN

oral. 13m _e_diin_a irpptipg. n1 .-

meu-rre .1213‘. m

Cannon/m Nnrnouai RdllW/ivg

me voice I had overheard.

"She's that busy. B1111 says- 3h‘: couldn't stay ouue Y°11 were m: of danger. She had some W111" ° g0 to_-" the nurse's voice held all the disrespect- 111 the worl‘d, though her words were mi enough. ' ,,

"How far am I from New York?

"we" new, 1 don't just know. I have been there once, when came over from Ireland. That was 10m; glnce, and it took dnyB 7-0 S61 here—”

"Days!"

“Oh sure it's only hours now. about five or six of them. This is Welisviile, it's near the ‘middle of New York Simte. It's s. pretty nlfue _y,,...'l\ be about to see it econ.

There was a twp st the door. A gentle little lady entered. 0111114118 a. great armfui of nipple blossoms in her arms.

"In Miss Bennett better?" asked.

she

REMINISCENCE

Chapter 3

.As J remembered, I had been

Winter. By the time I was able to

walk around and go outddcurs the Spring was well under way.

The very day that the new vis-

itor came to see me, ii was allowed

by the window. I had a lovely warm t-nssels, a very expensive giiit from

th-is while my visitor arranged the apple blossoms -in a jar for ins.

liar."

“It's so sweet of you to come to $99 11119." 1 answered. "I'm Con- stance Bennett. I don't know any-

i151? "saw OR To RENT a

The business stand iormeriy owned by Daniel McDonald art Vernon and lately occupied by William Tierney. -

For tennis and particulars apply

e J. J. HUGHES l. CO, LIMITED

_ Sourie 2446-21,2B.26,28,30 July 2,4.

ZFICEETIIIEX FARM OF 100 ACRE! AT COLVILLE STATION

Malcolm McLeod offere for sale 160 scr s of land, part of his farm at Colv le Station 125 acres under multivation with good dwelling house and new barn. Apply

MACKINNON l MeNIILL,

Solicitors.

- arlottetown

taken ill in the latter part of the

to get up and sit -in an annchair baAhrcbe of blue velvet with silver my aunt. and I sat rolled up in

“I've celled baibre, Ibut you were asleep," she said. "rt. Mrs. Tay-