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` PEOBIBITION COMMISSION

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money talks known an no dumb." '

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Fly: That’l all boioney about

ice cream coming ln bricks. i’ve looked at every one of these and I can't find a bitt '

__ _ _ _ FIT PUNISHMENT ; “What are you going to try to do

to the fellow who stole your wife?"

"Going to try to make him keep her." _ 1

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EEETS HAVE BLOOD

-Debtor: I cnn’¢»pay you--yo can’t get blood out of a Lur.-lip.

Creditor (prepring for ccilonl:

True enough; but I can get it out of a beet.

emi.-mm, im-.caonda a.aIi.OwN,I His football team omg it msn

M* n_P_ E_ L ' _short on his wedding dav, Sam

` ond ii' information regerdlngrn

above ; 0-1°

‘AR“‘;'€f:{§y ET() I will sell hy Public' Auction on Louis brought her some papers to you or your mode of life. Van Dorn."

_ the remises on Wedncsda the 21st ow. s ke u the old Judge. 5hirley`s

7"” B'°”k' Cf‘"|°"°t°"°‘P‘E_f of Nlbvember, 1928 my larili proper- §{i€ngg3es1l§qr”hl2yfbl1ili&pi§onp?rll ‘land fggher _§§s___l_;;o my own sal. arid ’ _‘Y _ ty, consisting of los acres or land nt sound over her whne she did so; his gra ~a was my con MP0 - M¢L€0(l & Bentley cyrnbris, Lot 24 in good state or then ho wrote his name below hors; sry and friend. The minds wouldnt

-‘ '_ 1. A. IIENTLEY cultivation- This flrm has o never- If his hand, oereniily imitoung her want their heir io take on the

' _W. _E. BENTLEY, K. C. f°“|l'|K Stream 01 Wiki' Mid ‘how ll girlish scrswl, added another name manners of a fop. The fortune that utrrisier .md .\iinm»_v-.i.i..». water in the lwoso burns ood out- after hers “shirlsy vun Dorn. was conditional on his sex_ oi'firi»;' ian i<i.'h.~..~....i sim,-; buildings. which are all in sooo re' neither she nor the dignified old intended to be squandered nbgrod MONEY T0 L0/is Dulf- gentlemen were aware of the fact. ign countries. There is the blue __ _ -; _ chsfioiieiown, P. E. i, _ 0" ""1 “mf My I WUI also -=¢"' Louis in certain circles. was known ot Kentucky in the lads Veins' “

__________________ *_* __ _____ ____ all my stock, _c-rgp, implements and to _be as deft with 3 pen a3_1-,e wgs 1;, is 3150 the good red blood Of

, . household furnl ure, including one _ = ‘ Ame|~i0;,\_'

‘)l°. 0, Arelllbald drnft'co_lt 21-2 years old; one blood wlglhegarfgat incideng was over, - _

qv,-'M1|m¢¢ nf ,\;, y_ pm.; (;md||¢¢,¢ mare, 10 years old; one blood mare Shirley was gold that she was i/0 Aiouis smiled blandly.

Yliiodleol S<‘l~°°l S"-I Ilvivllul 3 Y°*“" °“’- '“ ‘°“' °° ""“*’°" °“° go. if she wished. Louis dismissed sgizniit me to remind you. SIL i' *|-,m¢¢|'c,, |_;,,,gi¢d t., l;_sg_ ml..-_ Noro reg. blood mare. in foal to Loni1Se¢i iier with an airy “a|:1ieu." She’ went ;1_at. y sister trusted me. She made

_ and '\`hf0‘"- .'"“` l"""" "°"" L““‘“°“3“°» 514 gladly info A ust sunshine. ' me the guardian other child on the

'rooting iiyos and _suppwiug cglossoayesrs old; one blood foal, Dan Rad- There wnqg “hd that wound night she died. an hour after Joel

__ omm Bay” B,,;|,||,,,S lout. sire Bk. Peter; six head of ,hrough b1ue_gr_”s meadowg still Rand was carried into the house

_ ~ Gi-I-ni George Street. mire bred shorthorr|_ cattle; six sparkling with dem to womed N115 Wm., 9,5,-oken _ne¢k, She trusted 120 Orrieo iiours--9 to 12.30. Lau to you young sheen; one brood sow ‘ond 9 __ ______.___,_____ l.......,...._...~__.._..n.. .___ ._ .oigit 2 month-i old; _|50 hens; 800 mm properly 1 have not failed in

7 ’M(!D0|i2ild _&. MCl’he» E_f?_§:k;::_l:;:;:;.:Z_;l;_;;;_;§';f:_I:i:1_':v';`;:rt§l _ii¢_>_u;:_ss;__i_.3_;i_e_i;i_.eh_i._;=_;rt___t_\_i_oé>_r_=; em

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Chl Inspector, B J. Haywood

* \ ' ottetown.

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' ‘ Phone 709 \ i _ she did so. slol-ill-is-iyr. . _ _ ~.»-~-~-~-~~----' - ----~ ~-f----»_--_-----

_ _ '_ --- --f----- lm ` ' 1 abgul; __her_L0ul5 had wld h91~_5he l/he night Of l”lli__§3l1`l»ill»__;'ll'l9l°| mY dy" ` ‘ ' sALa or mn _ srock, cnor. id 't d t d . si dns sister save m n my we-"

Mark R' ‘“c('mgan IIIIPLEMI-:NTs1`:lnd HOUSEHOLD eggerutlo ell; brfli. stdliisizgilling Thus the glib foosue Of Louis

|}_ A, Funmruna .the bright August day was- calling van Dorn:

yen--»v~.~ nf swihv. `F¥nlzln.i-iri, mst. poned his honey moon and soomd

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' ` B' A' 4 bicrs: one n Messe Harri ind'-I _|- f\-AMBDUNALU "- F~ Mllrmlln er; one Moweevg; one wyhcel relic: one;

- 1 . B-N Moo ir 0 Plow ‘ . ° ~ ` ` ‘ . ' ~~; _si:mIs1"Ens_ iirromil-:vs_ avr- fsfng °¢,,,';'f,':§ ,,,,.:,,“,',_ om’ Killlley Ti'0Ill\l¢ Wh“f§\*_‘_‘;__%_§e__‘;° in un. ' »‘i"*E'\‘ TU \-"f“' narrow; one spike harrow; one roi- d W k li ed mugs '

'~ Rllev lllnllvllnt. Chorinttnuvwn. nn on, new mum “gun me hu.. an ng' e ev

ier. 3 scufflers: one mmm spread; “Fruit,‘.tiv“"

il Bell & Mnthieson if-f’ n. u_a|:LI. .n. I.. wvrnmson Q - _ L fa 'A _ 5___.~,_ Berrlsten. Attofneyl, Ito.

S. S. DAGFIN I

tellin from ohorioiaoioyn to new-nfs

er: 2 truck wagons; Bi wa( ons: one cart; on! Jlutltllig sleigh; 2 wood sleighsg one Empire 31-! lap. `Engl|ie;‘_one LH. C. 8 h. p. Engine; harness; No. 15 Dobuil lepeilor: kliohen, nltting l'lf0ll.» #urior and _hed room furniture: one range; hue burner: Queen Healer; washing mn-. oiiineraud nyny other articles' too numerous to mention.

‘lei-nu of nie: Bums up to 810.00.

oooh. Amoihte over-ll0.0| in It

take place on the ih-ot line dey fol lowing at the lume lhur. - J: WBLLINGTON N. _ ` \» C.7llllll’|l. IM ll

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Mrliidy Beautiful

By Lol: Lode

Miunso HARBOUR

CBAPER. 2 ‘ '-

concaiuviivc 'rua ACTION A 'M-

~ ciiauncralts .

-Louis vim Donn, ii. soopql-es.

for reasons of his olmhn raised and I } msstd oii_ss his soo. I thi. Shirley. ` ? Q

THE YOUNG HEIR.

Louis Van Dorn possessed

haustable self-confidence. It him in ood stead when

8 . , ,

following morning, 'i-ie and ' _ i were ushered into Qie..prl_vate N * " 0 ; of Judge Willoughby Thorne. j Wx _ _ ' ’ 'V | wise. he might have been uneasy TEA mfg] _ " <.

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i ' ....%;“ lnaaurv vas were formidable and dignified ti-io of-.__;;_______.__ Q 1g|‘3)NS ANS _ sraybssrds. especially since he was in the 'hazeriiled distancepwhere V _ known to them irom{his youth, and the ou- was spicy with the scent of coirrure for Growing noir-~»-»f==~ alas, not too pleasant y pemémbered.*d|_-ying 1em,¢s_ A _fNe,ban.ed saw . / .__.,.

“Old fossils. oi1,of them" was his led into a. field. straight as an ar- Dear Leeds-il) I am letting

contemptuous thought, and he add-irow. she made for it. Yesterduy- _my hail' grow. but since I used to ed WhimSi02lfi': "Lucky for YOU.. Would he be there again, the tall have it cut in a wind-blownistyle, it Louis. my boy!" _ _ _darkyouth on the _shining chest-i is still very short. How can I dress

H9 Smilfd his 098081118 “Hd f1\D-i mit wo had struck up on accquaint-l my hair now? <2) I have dark blue

Dalit Smile Hlld Silld b\10y8U_l2lY1\aIice with her, and had _taught her.; eyes, ii. dark olive complexion and “Good morning. sentlemeni We with the careless oongesoension of; blue black hair. what aromy' best meet _aguirh I S69- Undef h“PP‘e1` an older brother, how to take uh-aft! colors? <3) I have been plucking‘my ccndltlollsf' He Woved B 11€81i8?l1@ hurdle properly? Already Louis and eyebrows, ‘but find it very unsatis- hand t0WH1‘d Shirley- "I um \`*0\`0__l~°_his tiresome business had passed; factory because' of the small black” sive account of my stewiirdshiu- 'from her mind- ~ 'i dots that remain -when 1 pull. out

Shirley. in her _boyish flume- Louis, lounging at ease inlrudge,-the hairs. what can ~;I do? iii I

clothes, smiled gravely- He had wld Tl;Orne‘s Office, challenged the in- g stopped biting my nails during the her not vo talk. und She always formal jury with his bold, quizzical* summer holidays but -have begun obeyed him. in those days- Explain- ' gaze. Iogain since I camo back to collegiate. ing their ei-iiand; l'igh8-%_T_ui% 1\S2_f_1él;;’ "Well, gentlemen. you have seen_ How can I break this habit? RUTH

e're corhng I! 9- 0 m _, Shirley Rand-Would you say that' -

from _your mothers estate. You ii' I have given E _good account of myl ' probably have to sign some DuP€I`S=| gugrd1anshlp?’L _ , i Auswerfilm good way to make Tiresome_bu-slurlgd-" ' { There was a murmur, `a pause.~hair like your a/ppear nearer is to The old- men shook hoods Wh The old Judge sold irrolevantiy, ond wear one of those knit siiir band-

Sliirley. Louis had t/old her th€Y.wi'i>h certain `gratifioi`l:ion: *H9 eaux..Part your hair on. one side had been friends of her Gruud-'liooks like the Rands. Not at all_1lke with long baiigs that show below father von Dom- "N°t friends °fihis mo her." ‘the oondeou. Let e ioeir oi heir curl mine. yoi`i__;I_nd_e_r_stsu<i_»i'esf;°sf_‘_?_fg°§§! “Nottllioe Joel, though.” said on-lin front_'gf ein Thmedbizngagé lained. car - er. ` silk will de e B Y 0

sever had ir_iucl_i___i;S;§J°r this Ken' Utllrityi" murmured th_e tiii;<_i_._ __ lhsir. wheii__ t}ie_&E=k haigngeggiig tuck -co one s . _ Louis interposed gent y: ‘ rey lo enoug , O over “Li ““° ?.l”"“‘.‘i‘."'é’.‘.§’.f’.f"..".‘.l.“; == s sod bw-~ ., ,.... l“‘?5 “mi ’-.‘2“’i.. °“‘5;..i."’...E.’§’.?.‘.‘.§

his inothors s 9. e “A hit erfeminote. I S 0 say."ired. rust.. or . ue old Castilians who h°_-ii Settled 1” If i..ouls's pulse leaped apprehen- I blue collars and cuffs. bl‘18l‘lt blue. california in the early days- He was sively, there was nothing to show it I black. is) when you Pull it Mir 1° inordinately proud of lt. in his manner. - . *breaks off just above the surface Of Shirley sl>°ke»on1.v is word 01' -*W° "Net effeminate. but shy. perhaps- . the sidn, leaving the block dots you

and smiled politely. she ‘was 'not Shirley knows little of the world. Ii complain or. You my have llheu? nmbarrissed. Nor did she pay much have kept him close _to me. He has ‘ hairs permanently oved by elwr aifteriiiion to what WHS £04118 Qifbeen my constant companion since _i troysis. 'If you do not wish to do

~ _ ~-.- - ' . . ~ ' .. . .. . 4-- ‘this I would advise you to let your ` __ ,eyebrows grow in their natural shape

'and groom them with a small eye; brow brush to make them arch gracefully. (4) Nail biting is a nerv- ous habit and the only cure is great- er seii-control. If you are below par physically you are more likely to be nervous and iidgety than when your health is good. You must try to build up physical fitness and at the same time make up your mind that you will keep your nails pretty and un- ibitten. Paint the na-ils with ticture of bitter aloes to remind you not to

bite them. f»~

IJOIS LEEDS

A Question of Fat

_ ._____.*_.._, .L _ * .__

Door lvIiss__Leeds-I am li years'

old, 5 feet 6.1. inches tall and weigh 140’/-i l><>unds. My measurements are: Bust. 34; waist, 28; hips, 33; thigh, 20: calf. 15; ankle, 9; shoe, size 51/_. D. Do you consider that fat? All my friends kid me about being so fat.

` JACKIE.

Answer-You are only about ten

. Pcunds over the average weight for

\&\_\\_ y0ui‘ age and height, and your calf

' and ankle are the only measure-

ments that are too large; the others We excellent. A good exercise for re- ducing these parts is to rotate the foot at the ankle fifty times a day.

» LOIS LEEDS

Louis brought her some papers to sign-and leaned over her while

_ Large Ankles

Dear Miss Leeds-My ankles meas-

ure l0 inches and my calf is 13. Peo- ple say that my legs are thin, but 1 think my ankles are too large. I am 18 year old, 5 feet 6 inchfs tail and weigh 114 pounds

' PEGGY. Answer-You should gain at least

ten-pounds. Your calf is only half- arid-irich smaller than the average. Your ankle measIu‘e is two inches larger tllan` the - average. Perhaps you did not measure it correctly, at

the narrowest point;Jlot over the bones. Since ‘you a uriderweight

` the _thicknem of your ankles is prob-

ably due to their bony structure and thick tendons rather than to fat. _If such is the case there is no way to reduce them. They will seem in beir- ter proportion ifyour calves become latter. I shall be glad to mail you my diets and exercise suggestions for imderweights if you will send a s ped, self-addressed envelope for

` Lois LEEDS'

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her » I‘m not sure that I approve of

my devotion and discretion to redr

money

on his

WIWVB he P’°l°“`u“¢ °’° ' `male. Had it been

mihdbd -N53* Th°m°'bhm'tw"` would have gone

Lriuis feilected

foresight in pro o. iiioiri- ble waste of good money. ~ __ _ _

He thought indulgently of the an-

" s for shirley untu she

It had kept him very since he hed loot .his home at the 'doeth of* Joel. But it hed been in the bucket. compar- foi-_tuno now 'within his

of the street. whore ended he paused and

the 'blossom was the bo-

the inheritance he hos JUN' . 1 fell to seo -my u°t°°°lW

himself :lor _Buy- pieasure of lei;

not a Rond.id¢f*-1-1!0‘f an one.” __ temps. autres xnoeursi

airlly. "Mbreovcr." I

an ggoingn Rand do

strenuous than ride

Th rcom

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irs ancestry from

for grinding flour.

while done today

li _

- The Saddle Stones of 6' gypt 5000 Years Ago _

__ HE, modem flour mill” measures

ago when an Egyptian slave-pen i

- hops by accident, perhaps by design

‘ .i ~»discovered tOday’s basic principle _

Placing some broken grain or meal on a rough saddle-shaped stone, he used a smaller stone to rub and roll the meal into _a liner Hour.. This combination of rubbing and rolling,

still follows the some orinciple dis-' everytbag. Tiy ir. _ _

f/‘AAPLE LEAF FLUUIM 0 _‘__ _"Cream of the Wes

covered by that lowly slave of Ancient

a day 5000 years ligypt. _

While Maple Leaf Flour is milled by following o principle similar to that

used 5000 years ago-it is vrily diif- eren: from the product Bi' ttime.

Maple Leaflllouri is madé from se- lected Canadian 'Hard Wheat, so accurately milled and..1o carefully tested that ii written gunnsnru of uni- fornii and suisiicuon goes with

by machinery,

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EDUGA'I`l0N~GlRLS T0

APPRECIATE Y. W.(!.

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HAMILTON, Ont., Nov.

(Canadian the

Miss- Mary

retalry oi' the Young

tian Association, one of problems the association has to face is in educating the industrial girl and getting students and

girls interested in her problems.

Bryn Mawr and other colleges

have recently tried 'the experiment I having a summer camp; which students, business _and industrial Birls attended. Miss Wingman feels also that Canada has in some de- gree neglected her duty in this re- spect and that more could certain- ly be done; »

Miss Hutchinson head of the Y.W.

C. A. immigration spoke on “The New Carindiali," and of a new low ________________

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\ Something like _|900 that

eminent scholar and man Paul, while writing to th onlime, made use of this "Prove all things, hold '

which is good." Paul

was talking about intervening have

truth of his words,

and in

WIS

fox

to his

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friends. the we

Pell.

as a "Fox during evident same bene-

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Animals." Good dependent a poor

that

few

so at

has recently been posed-_ ing pace with these people who are admits the children of lndus-looming from places of organised la- workers to the country free of _bor, and know their laws for better

where formerly only those; than the average Canadian, is a real

farm or domestic workers wel-_e` one. The interest oi' Canadian girls

to enter in this mannenlin the new workers must he stimu-

feeis that the problem of keep-listed

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Save

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"" Catalogue opens up 10 9 ‘lx you right in your own

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This 1-Oiivcniclice _s:Iv.es you hours 0i,.li\T\¢

in plilclizisiiig, mid, porniits you io. pick :md clioosc from thc czi-rciully describecl and truth- fully illustrated offerings :ls ‘leisuréy as yOu

` _ _ wish, :ind when you wish. . l NO one to hurry yOu

" I Or try to force your clloicc. Np fillers of some- thing “Just :is Gbod.’l__j / ‘ _

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_l If you _have not already got aueopy of this Fl" _

and Winter Book-send for one to-day. _

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