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BIRTHS

McAULAY.—Ai York Point, on] June 28th, 1912 to Mr and Mrs.

George A. McAulay, a son, Jollul George. McDONALD.—At Port Borden

.lnue 20m, 1920, to Ml". and Mrs, J. V. McDonald :1 daughter, Margaret Rita. “MM

DEATIIS

WW GQFFi.—,At Woodville Mills, sud-- daily 011 June 27th. George E. (Joli aged 57. Funeral services at the home on Wednesday at 2 p. m. in lsrnlent at Sherwood (.‘elllclery, Charlottetown Royalty on Thursday by morning train from Cardigan.

llotel Arrivals t

Mil“ Mat x VICTORIA HOTEL. ,.

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CHAPTER 47 l

I ilad heard tllat wilen drowning,

a person‘s life went swiftly be- fore them in review. As I sat with ltly hot checks ill my cupped hands. lily life seemed to roll before me ~ happy. care-free childhood lily delightful school days' my gloriuu+ ly happy days with Father. and Mother alld my friends the year after my graduation. my debut; 'my birthday party, Father's death; then came tllc parting with Moth- er, the three weeks with Mrs. Rush, lny journey to Chicago my heartbreaking search for work. and now-ibis. I heard the, manager come in. but did not telnove my hands. or look up. I felt as if I never could look no 'Httiin.

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McDonald, Cardigan; D. J. Mc- lDonald, Cardigan; I’. (l. Rowe. [Coiemum E. Manson, Sullzlllel'sido; . H. Rayner. Sunlmerride; It. It]. bills, lSuulnlerside; n. 0.. Clark,

Summertime; E. Partner, (Tity; W. L. Palmer, City; '1‘. II. Mlsur, 'I'u- lento; G. Mac‘Millan. Cornwall; hum Ilelchoy, littliiax; 13, ll. Fold, ‘Sackville; J. A. ‘Illgl'tilliiili, WOlfVilie: G. J. Morn, ’I‘ruro; II. Willlon, Toronto; R, E. Cox, IIaii~ fat; H. D. Towers, Toronto; (‘. V. fiawarus. Montreal; 1'}. Lepple, 'l'o~ route; ‘3. llarrls, Montreal; Mrs. ll. S. Harris, Montreal; J. '11. i’rot'gltl, Osscu; o. o. I’ricl, cul- gary: A. Murphy, Montague; Tay— lor Bailey, Montreal; Mrs. A. G. Putluan, Newcastle.

W REVERE HOTEL.

It. .1. Dul'l'. Halifax; A, [“I't'i‘lllllli. St. John; (‘. 'l‘. Knowllon, Alone ton; J. Campbell, Halifax; C. II. Harrington, St John; J. D, Palmer Bl. Joltli SIIIIDLI' IIRDLI‘ Sill] SUlilllIr-rside- .\l. Aitlt-kitlbosll. New Glasgow; Il'i" \\'. l’atritluin. Nli' toll; W. i‘. .\itl\‘elllt:l, Montague. A. M. Sample. Montague; E. ’I‘rask and wife. Illalifax; II. If. Marita. Margate: J. W. Currie, l’ealts'; Li. W. McEwun, Morel]; duo. (Taulpboll, Montague; R. Ifuplpbcll, Montague; W. 1:). Mc- '(cnlla, Montague; Kentiord Waite Wilm'ot Valley; Mrs. E. A. Puru, Elmira; Mrs. M, 1. Anderson, Sourls; J. N. McEacilern. Souris; Christopher McDonald, W. J. An- derson, ‘Bouric; E. A, I'ierce, El- minuf Ci. l'roiltt, Kensington; l’. Doucet. Richlbueto; B. Doucet, Ri- chlbuot’o; ’s. Dawaon. Moucton.

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The only question is what. to take You can l’t'l)‘ upon VITAL us UI’IL'

“It is fortunate. Miss Stewart,

"()h, .‘dr. Watkins. i did no it; I never i'\i'll saw the l. exclaimed. rising lll my d "The bag had been lll minute:. The counter . st l‘t‘lll'tl. Suddenly it found ‘ directly ‘l'ollt o l'yoll. The con- clusion is obvious. So also is your manner of tire. pg, of which Miss Marvin i‘illliilliiilll‘tl to um. 'I‘llt‘ bitg’l rot really found ill your it'l .:o wt- :zlltll ll’ll arr -:;,- t here is your ptj.‘ for the hive hwrll with 11'.

pull to i'll:'ll‘ ' one may 'lot I have lit-en." “Leni nil" l almost schamt-tl the word at him as I stumbled froln ‘ the office and, after getting my lla't.

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some ‘ lll‘l'll

in l‘ - :tt

I moaned as I walked rapidly .tway

the \'t-lli7.t-los

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of one families In the kingdom.

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GIVES UP MORGANTIC WIFE

FOR THE THRONE OF GREECE

I‘AIIlt‘i, Julie 28. Yielding to urgcnt appeals of I’remier to “consider ille coulr Ill-lore love". King Alexandre

' ll'\' ‘h;. I. v hat: was not lillilitl upon ~ I‘m; r,‘,'..,m'.m; n”. m" t- “ mm of Greece left Paris for Athens io- ,. mmflflflm W1“. .m'm ti-ly. resolutely refusing the last: tearful appeals of his morgantlc

wife. “Madame‘Alexandre" accom- panied the young monarch to the

.tatton and begged him sobbineg

throw up “11' tlt-tlenlr throne

{thl I‘iIIIJllI with her in I'aris. Reigning Grecian Beauty

I"lve years ago Matlunlolscllc Ma~

nos was lllc reigning beauty of ilrt-cce. ('Ullllillll‘tl ill It I' Were not only the splendid gr: is of Hit

.\i )llll‘l‘.'. I'll in it " veins ' pi i" the Oldest”

~ Hi 1

Her iatller. Colonel Munos, was

ts celebrated in (‘rete for his

bravery as in Athens for Ills lionic

from the building. Not one xvi-l "mu" “m “9. mm. for News [If sympdlhy‘ no, .,_,,1.,.”,.,;,, H. b '1'“ 0.: TI to lung (onstantlne. make llllll «u- u.v ilio o" it. , . “"l‘ “l't‘l'm' “"lh' knob“ 5.111” “in no“, “1””, .H, “H” I win nlost .lrlulls hostess tll Athens.

l’rt»~ttt‘eti at i‘tlul'l ‘by her moth-

, «Mm»,

. , ,1 > THE CHAR . bwlfiOQ-O'CMWOO-O“.

Hints-for the Motorist i

BV ALBERT L. CLOUOH mw-oohoa FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT‘

Keep The 'Front Tires From “Scuf- ling“ on Their Treads

Unless the front wheels of a car are very nearly parallel. when it is‘ running straight ahead. either one or built of the [font tires do not simply roll on the road as they should. but slide upon its surface to a certain extent. and llllS'filllJ- _ plug or scuffing action rapidly wears away their trgads. Ally violent collision, sustained by a wheel or the steering linkage, is likely to bend a steering-arm, tllo tit-vrod .ll t-‘lll.(‘ oth"r l'tri :lll’l throw the two wheels out of paral- lelism and wear of clevispins and kuucklc-bolts‘a'ny produce the same effect so that it is desirable to Cilch up the front wheel align-

ment occasionally and especially if i

the front tires sllow abnormal wear l or tile car has run into something. \\'Ilile the two front wheels should be nearly parallel when pointed straight ahead. it is geenl'ally agreed that they should not be absolutely so, bill should poillt to- l gether forward Very slightly or possess a slight amount of “guilt- er." The tendency of road res sl‘ anot', acting llptl: the poillts of tire contact, :('ll are :‘t‘lt! Yl'lt “11" side til-1' axes (ii’ llle ' illg hulls"

is to cause the wheels to "t w out" forwardly and loosness oi the link- ‘ ago connections, if present pcrllllis I l's tenaeuey to geconlc efi'eetlvv. l ’I‘oelllg out causes a car it) wand- er (III! of a straight il‘tlll.‘ but i.' t'-»' wheels i-l‘t‘ held so as to point to. gether very slightly, forces are set- up that largely neutralize llll,‘ iltlllt' l..l spending apart tendency. re~ dtlce tl‘.‘ sires s acting on steer-

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ing co-l cti and make a car guide more easily and follow a straight path more naturally.

'i‘llerefm'e, for all ordinary passeng- or ('tll', it is generally rceonlnlentl- ‘ ed that the ailments should be stlcll that the horizontal distant-n between llle center lines of in two. tires. at the height of the hllh t-F-ll tors liken in front. shollld be from all; ll 3:. of an inch less titan the

ill‘i‘ ("II'i'l' tires at the l sides of tilt-'wllet-ls the Illt‘l'ih l‘t-mt'nts to he made wlth the wheels sol straight ahead. lly changing the

would llo tlle' disilo 1 girl to 5"“ shirt waists so slit steal.‘ as I heard one won

tll \i'.ill llll' story of who iil‘l'll‘illt'tl

‘ could lllII

Silv’

rrmnme “on, er in tli‘l' t‘igl'it‘t‘llill year—six “‘11,.” I rmchpd 1hr, bum “uh years ago—Jilin Manos became an 1.00,“ I mum} ammo; I “NHL, “1..” instant favorite with the nobles self upon the bed and robbed for "‘ 1”“ immf'“ and 9V0" haughty hm”.S 0mm, mint. t‘ M hm”, title it Sophia t'nntlt'sct'ntlt'd to - ,M ',m‘ “.1”. hum“, of an And slllill- sometimes on the girl who Ill lilil,t|' git s. the customers will) Ti“- ‘,',"“‘ d "In" 5‘11“an “1 " ti llti. ' :lt‘tlllld at" i' their pur- blu“ ' ‘ i made to St‘t' llll‘ out» _ “H mum Fascinated at outset t-lllt~.l ill. :0 t, ‘ 1., one day, a year before 1 “Wm. rm] 1w“. mum, hum , ill‘.‘ n. -. l’rint'e Alexandre returned

.ll.ln a voyage alld was introduced to the beauty. At a State ball that night he danced iit'e dances with her. to Hit scandal of the court, for a prince is not supposed to pay any

Illdlgnanlly after Mr. Watkins had ordtrt‘d Xllt‘ l’) to) ll hi.- Ulllt'“. l ‘ would ilt' held up as all txample of t ;!::'l t\‘.l I stole '1; buy good cloth- es. 1 I tore frantically at My dress! I became hysterical itl my desire to ‘ destroy it, I prayed to (lie. I did ill lllt' wild. foolish things a girl so tllllltppy 'itl all alone in a city ‘h'tt llatl aim-ally Iilfllll' it almost hit» 'lllssillll- for to I-ai‘n a living, would la. in -n. exhausted, lay unit's» ,- -iii tlnalit-llt-tl. What difference lid all:-‘...lllg make No UIIL' cared. i was just a little bit of iloatsam 'Illil jt am on life’s tide. That I was \v :ted 0111 no . a atld drown- ed would not make a ripple upon 'lll' liit- wi'utllyolle. '

’l'hell "ti thought of Mother, ll.y prottzisw o llakt. a .l.lllo for 't.', ‘ Clllll‘ to me. an! s ' .t..cd ltlc .

‘I can't give up i can't!" I mtlt tered over and over. Then I folded my hands tIS I had when a. little child and knelt beside my lied and ‘ prayed that 1 ming “1' lil'll gool,

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mention to a woman who is not

.is lianttu.

month the found? 'cl’ci‘y

lt‘ r ll'ince

.hc succeeding sought »- and

opportunity to go in the presence

ll .\lllt- Manes. It was plain she

reciprocate-t1 his feelings, and be-

oro long it became rumored that he pair WI’I‘I' secretly engaged. King (‘onstantine was inclined to ook belllgnantly' upon tllc cngago~ iii‘lll. t‘oi, .\i:lllos was llvt-l'poyeu, ic wisittd for no better union for

his only daughter. But. Queen So- phia said "No"

Queen Preferred a German

To her son she confided tllc fact

that there was a princess ill Ger-

i.any. her own iatllcrialld. who

was "predestined" as ills wife be» c

ausc oi the "policies of State . Besides she pointed tlo.t Mlle.

Mltllos was not of noble llli‘lll. U:

)Ili‘ ot' liil‘l‘t"".i mist respected l'ttm true. but still not of royal

of tile Greatest, if not the greater. really good, as Dad had an; llt' l’lrlh- And 21 Ill'ilict' of the House that man ever proscribed. Every \‘t‘ullli‘tl "11' to be. Tilt-n i asked “I “"‘vt'u ("tutti vaer marry Ilill Tablet of tltis wonderful French (but ml, tilllc,l)ct:;msunoon/.5 Cliu 0r than a daughter of the nobility.

Tonic chlilllnt! life. Your nerves ill'F toned up to their propert-ens- ion. The stomach and bowels uro mule healthy and strotw while lilo kidneys tnd liver are cleansed and pill in good working order. Ileltd- hlchos, billiousuess and all blood impurities are at once removed. Tho Skill becomes clear and lli‘iil-’ thy VITAL. in short, will ('lltInK" your whole system, making it pure Mid healthy. Your tlrtlggist will refund your money if ii, ittlis. Price 50!}. .it box

Sold in Charlottetown ut Foster's Drtihllitlre :g.

I'lh'lzl' tumult» lca’r \‘.'Al: t‘ull-

MW." HA’I‘I \t in it l-t'l'llltv tilt Mil ti allilmrnllip. introduction Irv enaral Currie. litany muka Sill. ily. Urea! opportunity for return- men and o hers. Humplo free. WINNTUN (tn. Rpudlnn litllldlntr. ’I‘omntl L .:~vr *~--..v

Aliliualfleeting iii-i.

Infidel meeting of the I’or- it t: Black It‘ox (‘o., will be

“nit, tin} it Y.M.(‘..A. rooms t'llar- to! tbwn;Wedneuduy the 14m my. riill'ldo'lt p.nt. . « ozwm.

GEO. F. - President

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would .

1 limited my f.lt"-. ,\tt‘l “let-I ll" ':tt'tl " l ""1l\'“l .Ii'niil'l l'ztl r ' ‘lll. I f‘i'('t’lill'il that I llllll I‘..|l'll Ittltliltw all day care a roll and cup of tt-a l‘l tllc morning. I had so little money —~I must not get sick. So with a feeling of nauseau at tho thought vi food. i went to u delicatessen illil bollgllt a bottle of milk and

Argument. cntrcaty. teams-all were to no avail. lit-r Llull should -' ‘ i'ry a “'woman of c iillIII'iIt

hing (‘oll tiantitle [Ii'illl‘nltli~7n.‘l to illilml‘

added I., of his son.

llut. althtxmh ('onutantltlo was king

drank it,

I fell asleep tllt- ilitlilii'll “ii iii" bt-ti. My illtt'ilsl- the giving way to lly'Hlt it: .lII. ll(|'l left me with.

lil ‘llll‘ llltti‘llllit! l mall I felt as if a ledt'u w-igh upotl tilt. holding the tlow

think what i should do. “.\itl‘l you goltl‘ to wit

Zena?" Ali's. l.,\'lli‘ll :titlit-d. elilllht-d all those long

, [do not feel able to "I'll Just lie here ill be ill] right tot

Tilt'n: today.

"i hurts so. you look peaked though," and she and some tea. The

body was unkind .

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ekled to remain in bed anti try ant

l'k Miss She had

t' rs wilt-u the maid told her I was not up.

get up." and rest norrow."

mighty left me.

only to return with a plate of toast kindly brought ‘he tears again. Not every-

act

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length of the tie-rod, which coll- nects the two straight-arms. the inclilla‘ion of llit' two wheels can be adjusted, the operaiioll consist-

steering arm, loosening the check- not at tell forked end and turning the fork or clcvis on the threaded rod a proper amount. putting the

Eng the illeck-nul

M it was his wife who ruled Greece. and Queen Sophia. said "NO."

King Springs Surprise.

'I‘lletl cattle tilt» dl‘alllatit- climax. .. IIth the king was induced to the action nobody knew, but at a‘siaie banquet he suddenly stood up and unexpectedly announced tllc be- trotllltl of his sun, Alexandre. to tile daughter of (‘01. Manos, Ills equerry.

“As i'rince Alexandre is the younger son." lit“ said. "'lind little is little prospect of his over sucv

diplomatic or court, reasons which might stand ill ille way of his cil- gagement. It has our sanction. What Qlll'l'll Sophia said lllli‘l- ward will never" be lnlowtl. Ilul l: is said that front that day (til our refused to either sec or speak to

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l ‘ it Masonic Temple Co.

Tile annual meeting of lllt' shari- Itnlders of the Masonic Temple (‘n., will be held in the President's of- fice No. 146 Richmond St. Chur- iottctown on Wednesday the 14th July, 1920 at 7.30 p.m. Dated at ('llnrioltetown no. 1920.

GEO. W. WAKEFORD.

291 h

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{How To Get Prompt Relief

‘ with "ABSORBINE JR."

, Bath with hot water once I day: J -'

IT I " ‘ R land'xgrsé ABSORBINE

um RBINE JR." two 0.

ea 3 day for the first twl Huff-then we morning—and at Iniz t.’ at on a coth saturated with I lolut ou composed one ounce o

"ABSORBINE JR." to a qum “tar and leave on over at in.

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. MW the first few 1 icutio a d “Ansonstivs JRigoititr will alone. men 0 '

'l —-tll int-n poll no to the touch—and the skin vi: VI I more, natural appearancs dune Vregularly to me “ABSORB-

veinu will not be I. B JRV .und you will be free I]

he fiancee of her son and lived—In

which was to upset the predictions of more than the royal family and which was finally to lit- the, ('llll‘i" of a series of events. which ended by Prince Alexandre being proclaml ed King of Greece.

by tile rulers of (iroece.

l- dimension taken between the "

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be solitude of her cllamrers.

Alexandre Proclaimed K in:,.

gathering I on cloud

lint It cloud was he borders of Grcecthsu

Tile cloud burst. War was dc

—pcrhaps yours .

'lart-tl. Mollurt‘llies trembled heir foundations. and not that . reinny throne was that occupied Anti ill 917 the unhappy monarch and Ins

ing of taking out the belt at one -

parts iozi‘lllt'i‘ securely and tighten. ‘ I

Cl'l'illllg to the throne. there are no "

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Germnnophile wife abdicated. the odor son was buntshodroud Alex- ndre became king.. . V . “Now that you are king.” said his visors, "you must break your out emcnt to Mlle Manor; and. be- come afl'iunced to a princess of roan birth." . ’