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Lsrzest Seller In 121 Coimtrh

Spinning and Weaving

I Send me your wool to be spun into yarn and wove into blankets. Single gal-u is 25 cents and doubled 25 gents per pound. Blanket 52-353 it lakes five lbs. of wool to make a blanket. They will all be laundered unless ordered otherwise. Wool must be well washed and all dirt and burrs picked out. The size of single ‘yarn is medium and double yarn line, medium and coarse. Put ship- pcr's name un all parcels and own- er's name, address and instructions inside; otherwise we will M! l” responsible for losses. Send by mail or freight. Frcilrhi will be iwld 0h I00 lbs. WlVL LANDRIGAN,

65 Queen Street, Charlottetown. 4327-5-1-thurssat4 months.

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GEORGE J._ ARMSTRONG ARCHITECT

- ill’: Great George Street ‘7620-‘7 _. illwilillo.

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Law Offices — Prnwse Block,

127 Grafton Street. Charlottetown. Wills and Estates Settled.

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Ohoiiy: You girls are all so prae- tical, donchorknow. New, for in- stance, I presume you usually go walking with an object, don't you? Kitty: Sometimes; but-er- reaiiy you will have to excuse me this morning.

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I EFFECT OF PRACTICE

She had her finger in everything,

So when he showed an engagement ring '

it wasn't much more than s minute

Before she had her finger In lt-

“lf I had plenty of money I'd rig myself-out ln dozens of near-dia- monds and look like s chzvniier." “Chandelier, you mean."

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BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, ETC. ‘ 84 Great George Street

| MONEY T0 LOAN.

z MARK R. McGUIGAN

, B. . BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. MONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block. Charlottetown. IKE-l.

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' Rattler: I've, never been able t: iold a position very long. ' Turtle: Why?

Rattler: l not rattled so easilly

“You say that hard faced young ieiiow in that store is your mosi prominent citizen."

"He sure is. Mobile you don't believe it, mister, but that thorn young felier took a saving tsaliiini. trip with one of the tlo ‘News: last 119M

Province of PRINCE EIHYARD ISLAND In the Surrogate Court. 22nd George V, A. D. lillii.

in lle Estate of William Edwin

Younphiisbnnd, late of Charlottetown in Queen's County in the said Pro-

BELL & MATHIESON B. R. Bell. D. L.-Mathle'son,.LL. B. Barrister ti: Solicitors Money to Loan Charlottetown and Montague

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McDONALD & MePHE?

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I. A. McDONALD. H. F. McPHEE Barristers. Attorneys, Etc. MONEY T0 LOAN 14,5 Great George Street

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Ry the Iinnournble Iinrold Lennon] Palmer. Surrogate Judge of Probate. etiu, ele._

To the Sheriff of tho County of Queen's County or any Cuustnhio or literate person within said County,

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon rendlnir the poti- tlon on tile of William Reginald Alt- ken of (Jhririntierowu aforesaid, Mer- eiliiiit. the Administrator of the above niuried Estate, praying that n citation may be issued for the purpose horo- innfter set forth: You lire therefore hereby required to cite nil persons in- toroiitcil in the iiniii l-‘lstnio to he rind appear hoforc me nt n Surrogate Court tn he llPlfl in Illa Court Iloiise in illinr- lottetoivn in Queen's County, in the iinid Province, nn Friilny tho twenty- flriit rloy of August next_ coming, nt the hour of eleven o'clock forenorm r-f the some iliiy to show rruilie if only they our. wily the Accounts oi‘ the aniii Estate should not he passed and the Estate closed ris prayed for in iuiiil petition and on motion of William E. Bentley, Esq._ Proctor for iiniil Poti-

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they were married, and her first . l d b til I ilh i. "Ten Ruby» smucker is here!" ‘zﬁllpeible $2.... yMye meal... ‘is he “id mudly‘ M‘ smuckerr. Jlousatonlc Hilton Hanby.‘ At "I asked W“ “Eme- n“ what ‘school I was known as Tonic. At You We"? 511° Emged- k Adolfo-allege they called me Tony. "MY 111"“ "1"" “- ‘ when 1 married 1 dropped the smllckei-“nd Ham’? h“ "° s“ ‘name because my wife was from 111° '1'? m”? Cleveland, and’ would not have He W“ 51mm‘ mm a‘ “mu mom’ understood. Tonight I resume it which led, as investigation proved, ipubnd“ The“ a" ream“ I am i° l! 5511813’ running “l”! ‘me side iIlOW lord of the manor. I have 0! the apartment 1mm" 11*"! “aswerrireriei obligations. Boys and H 5l1i1¢l°"$ draw1i1g'r°°m~ Thmugh ‘girls, I have been a hard worker, 1111 51°11"! °P3nm3 Sm“ k” cwldfand I have prospered. Fifteen see a party of diners. Dining. and iyears ago, when I was young m the ll? W115 Pa“ "me dcmck‘ woolen business, I took, in pay-

This. the“. W115 “h” ' duplex iment of a bad debt, sixty acres of apartment meant. The Smuckers

[land near Los Angeles." had 119V" bee“ quite sure‘ They "And you've struck oil there?"

We"? Gilliam ‘"113’ that it w” a‘ asked Celia, his eldest daughter.

Sympmm °5 91° "immal extmva‘ “No—this is a true story. I have E1111" °1 the “lltaxed He“ w” at subdivided what was formerly a m? “'5': °f the w°rkcrs' rocky, goat-infested hill. It is now "Old Smucker here?" Hanby ex-_. wyldwood’ famous u the queen o;

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claimed. “Are Y0" ‘Sure?’ He hillside residential Dorks." turned to his wife. “D na, do you “Dream on," 5am Junior‘ Han, hear that? Smucker from the who w“ a y“, 50pm,

by's son, 0m“ l5 i151”? ,more, and therefore given to doubt- "Thiit “mus “we ma“! we“! ing the enthusiasms of his elders. he won't mind waiting ‘until we; “No dream’ my worthless lad, but have finished. You'd better send.a fact, I have the money Han 111m e cocktail l" smeihmll- Y°“ '01 it I have spent this ﬂftemwn. Can't 193W 115- 1"“ a5 57°“ a" 9°‘ tKnow, beloved ones, that I have in: w saline this 8m" si1rplise-"irelllzea the ambitions o.’ a lifetime. D1115 Hanby tun-ed w one °r m9 ‘About a hundred miles away, near Sell/anis- _thc peaceful village of Pine Plains, "Maw. 35k M1‘- silulcker c‘) be Housatonic H. Hanby owns a lordly kind enough w ‘-‘l'*1"» and “k 17 estate. 1h this historic home, this he'd like a cocktail. See if he will fwd“, ﬂawless, he Wm dgspense leave l1 11195511895’ illospiiallty of the sort his position M11 smuckm’ 109k“! ‘it m5‘ wck" entails. On his private golf course tail grcediiy. Some day pretty his mend, w,“ m, gobs o, w; 81115 like this ‘"19 l“ m“ black from their beds as they now do and white should brill; him cock- ‘weekly at wykagyl and Garden tails when he thirstcd; but they Cm, on his tennis courts, grass $91115 "Qt 511991 at hm" If they and concrete, his children will SHBEYi-‘d i119!’ slwr-d b? lashed" iplay under his able tutelage, until "MY- H-"mbY asks W" t° ‘vain’, ithey go in triumph to Forest Hills- Sﬂid M1115’ 51°“- mt wnenmg the Tilers Sir Housaionic has a lake, bmw" "He's biisy" They're in the wherein bass and trout await the 111411110 0i dinner? anglers’ fly. There his children "Al? ha“ W“ mne?" will find a swimming pool-not yet "Thai/S W111" I Said’ M“ Muck‘ built, l1o\vei'er—which will make 61h" [the best that Pasadena and Holly- "smllckeﬁ smiicker!" tiwcod have to offer viook like frog "As he won't; be throutlll YE “d5;- ~ awhile. Mr. Smuckel-snlucker, do'pouoh dad," Gena crlﬂi n15 this you want to send a mcsage?" ma,’ m. do we warm ‘up now?» “NOW the man l‘°l119d- "1 WWVH. Ill answer he passed photographs Absolutely I will not! Tell him amuni The Gray-house was a and his wife I come on a matter of fact’ not a nmre 1mm

life and dﬂliih. Teii him t0 108W}? “wonderful!” Said M11 Bishop, hi5 110011 6011111111110115 m1‘ 11 mmnem- ‘one of Dino's close friends. “But and 11B Will 8° back W them a the help problem in a thirty-room saddened man!" 5house 1s appil-ling. You won't gel. With the possible exception of any one m etayg- _ Adolph Smack-Br. Hﬂnhv had M! "Mal-y!" Ilanby called out. The an enemy in the wvrld- H15 vhil- girl was arranging glasses in the dren adored him and hi5 1181i! 1'9" anteroom. "You heard what I've malned until removed by marriageﬁmen saying?’-

or death. Mary hurried back. Mary flushed a 11,151,,"

She was interested in the an- u; mould,“ help 1t, 51,-.» nouncement her employer was apologized-

ahout to make- He was on his feel “Go and ask the others if they'll when she reached the dining room. come to (he Gray hquse]

“Family and friends!" he begs: “They'll come;- said Mary u- "Best of families, best of frien . germ

I stand before you tonight at the‘ “Ask them" Mm Bishop mm. ripe BB8 0i TOUT ﬁnd YQFW- Hmanded. “New York help simply have not Only ﬂnh~lll1i>uﬂﬂemeni t0 ‘Inates the country. We tried it out, make-I have also a confession. Iland we knowy

have conceaiedmy name from even Mary came back

she

my wife. You have hitherto “They're crazey to so, 51,-)»

known me as plain Hilton Hanby." "1 don't know how you do it," "Not exactly plain,” his wife said Mm B15110‘,

laughed. “I could never have "It's euyy said Hanby, "we

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married o. plain man!" “Best of wives!" he murmured, "I have deceived you. Almost half a. century ago my mother was drowning in one of our picturesque rivers. A handsome sprang in and rescuer her.

Later

strangePHfrom the distant balcony.

treat em as if they were human." Hanby started as a strange but

somehow familiar voice broke in. "They gave a feast the night be-

fore Waterloo!" shouted the voice

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tinner. And I do herehy order that a true copy hereof be forthwith pull- iiaherl in some newspaper published in (‘hnrlntii-tou-il aforesaid, once in each Week for iit least four consecutive won-kn from the iinta hormf and that n true copy hereof be forthwith polio-ll in the following public places respect- ively. namely. in the hall of the Court linuso in (Jhnrnttnfmrn nfnrriiiiid. s! or near the Blink of Nora Scotla and nl nr nonr the City Weigh Scales, both in Charlottetown nfnrrsnld Ami I rlo

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Misses Burrows of were motorists here on Thursday.

end in Wilmot Valley the guests of Mrs. Hubert Agnew.

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Mrs. Courtney Scott Henley and little daughter of Birmingham, Ala- bama, are guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Keir.

Mrs. H. Roy Cromwell spent sev- eral days here, previous to her leaving for her new home irl Cincin- nati, Ohio.

Miss Lillian Donald, R. N., Mon- treal, is spending a. holiday at her home in the Baltic.

Mrs. J. A. Campbell retumed here on Saturday after a pleasant visit with friends in Aiberton.

Mrs. W. T. Henderson, Del-cheater Mass, spent a. week at the home of Mr. and Mrs- I... D. MacNutt and at Dr. E. H. Ramsay's Cottage, Ham- iiton.

Miss C. Ethel Hawker, Marl- time ﬁeld worker for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. who has been in Kings and Queens County, is continuing her work in the interest of this institution in Prince County and on ‘nlursdoy was a welcome visitor here,

Miss Gladys Holman and the Sumrnerside

Mrs. Colin Donald and Mrs. Bin- clair MacGougan spent the week

Miss Sadie Sinclair O1 Waithsrn,

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The burning of the mortgage was carried out in full view of the ca- pacity audience by Alexander Mstheson, former postmaster of Sydney, who is the oldest member of the church Session, following a brief address.

D. W. MacDonald was chairman of the evening and the program in-

Mis Louise Bums, who has been in Hartford, conn., during the win- ter returned to her home on Satur- day evening. I

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Crozier and daughter Phyllis of Worcester, Mails, arrived here on Monday evening to visit Mr. Crozier, Darniey who is seriously iii.

lvlissel Mildred and Dorothy Beairsto of Kensingtorl spent a few days recently Elle-its of Miss Annie Phillips, Hamilton.

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Mass, is spending two weeks in Hamilton o. guest at the home of her father, Mr. William Sinclair. .___.

Misses Evelyn and Myrtle Rain- say of New Annari have retum- ed home from a visit with their grandparents Mr- and Mrs. E. J. Phlliipl. Hamilton.

Miss Blanche‘ Ho" of Summer- sldo spent a week the guest of Mrs. Alex. Sinclair, Hamilton.

Mslm- Gwrse am .1. o. Mao- Gougan motored to Cape ‘ll-averse

on Sunday and were guests of Mr.

ed to Mr. and Mrs. mslie Ramsay, of Hamilton, on the birth of a daught- er on Saturday, July ill.

Miss Laura. Pickering, Sea View is visiting friends in Summerside-

Miss DorisﬂBemard, St. Flieanors spent o pleasant holiday recently in Sea. View and Baltic.

The Sydney Record gives an in- teresting acoount of the reception given in honor of the Rev. EM. Alt- ken and Mrs. Aitken of St. Andrews Church, Sydney. and their organ- ist Prof. W. E. Fletcher and his wife Mrs. Matcher. It reports an import- ant feature of the evening's pro- grsmme-the burning of a twenty thousand dollar mortgage which had

building on Bentinck Street for many yea-rs. The clipping which follows will be of much interest to many throughout this Province as the Rev. E M. and Mrs. Aitlren are well known riot only in, this vicin- ity but in other places whore Mr Altken minis‘ ed and Prof. and Mrs. Fletcher who were formerly in ‘rrialty Church, Charlottetown and are kindly remembered here for their musical contributions in Princetown United Church : restored by the impreuive cere- mony of the burning of the $30,000 mortgage which has been standins agsinsh the church building on Bentlnck street for many years, a reception was tendered to Rev. b‘. M. Aitilen, B. A., new pastor, and

and Mrs. Fred Irving.

been standing against the Church,

eluded in addition to addresses sev- eral vocal numbers. Among the speakers was’ Rev. Alexander Kerr, pastor of St- Augustine church.

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Winnipeg, who is at present visitil ' in the city. Rev- Mr. Kerr a. to‘. years ego was assistant pastor oi Bi‘ Andrews church, l"

Another speaker was Rev. Golilw MacLerlnan, of Pittsburgh. wlw ii‘

mother. Both extended to the liar pastor and brganist their best wirih" es-for success. Other speakers were Staff Capt Wilson, of the Salvation Army; Riv. Fred Higgins, pastor of Victmil United church; Rev. J. H. l-lamlliﬂl" of the United Mission; Rev. H. it'- l-loiborow, rector of Christ chiinlill _ Rev. J. A. MacLennan, of Dominic: Rev. Nelson McDonald, of Sydntli Rev, Mr. nosed of Marion Bridge; Rev. E A. Kinley, of the United Baptist church and W. Parilinioi 0f the First United Church.

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